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MICHIGAN
*7 1960
Slf*ss
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Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
ESTABLISHED 1839
Volume
New York
Number 5977
192
Price
7, N. Y., August 15, 1960
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
4 PUBLIC UTILITY >
RAILROAD
Missiles
Acme
This
Oceanside,
for
missiles,
site
the
The
corporation
Y.
of
a
Nike
been
has
battery
awarded
48
No.
$134,485
a
In This Issue
class A common Stock is listed on the Ameri¬
Exchange, constructs and installs missile launching plat¬
191, p. 1213.
V
:r;'■
'Y
Stock
forms.—V.
corporation has investments in more than 30 com¬
panies, predominantly in selected technological fields, including the
fields of water deminerailzation equipment;
high voltage particle ac¬
celerators;
nuclear
radiation
instruments .and
chemicals;
electronic
communication and power tubes, aircratt and missile navigation and
guidance systems; industrial electrical control and distribution equip¬
to
The
Stock and Bond Quotations
ment;
Air-Alaska, Inc., Anchorage,
Page
Alaska—Files With SEC
New York Stock
filed a letter of notification with
stock (par $1) to be offered
at $4 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to lease airport improvement, hangar
The
corporation
and
1960
2,
Aug.
on
operating reseive.
American
Stock
Exchange
Exchange—
Stock
Boston
•
Exchange (Stocks)
(Bonds)
York Stock Exchange
New
covering 20,000 shares of common
Cincinnati Stock Exchange——____
—
'
Akron, Canton & Youngstown
ry.
ops,
$125,191
inc.
42,116
37,094
—V.
fr.
rev.
261,442
The
Alaska—
SEC
offered
20
at
cents,
Alaska
com¬
Lehman
1961-1963.
Brothers,
and Rauscher, Pierce
Dillon,
Read
&
company
required for
gas
terms
a
the
Amott,
Bache
has
company
its
p.
G.
called
for redemption on Sept. 1, next, 4,000
convertible preferred stock at $52,50 per
2G37.
D.
&
Co.-
Co
&
Co.
Carl M.
Co
Loewi
Co.
McCarley
Blakely,
additional
advance
or
organized
funds
to
the
three
companies
so
as
to
growth of such companies. Not to exceed
expected to be invested in the Insurance
Company and $300,000 in the Credit Corp.
Any remaining proceeds
will be used for working capital and other corporate purposes.
the
facilitate
of
$750,OOf.
expansion and
the
Promoters
proceeds
the
of
are
Federal
J.
Smeester
and
American
Shields
Mr.
Slocum
are
10,000
shares
each).
Electronics, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
&
Co., Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. and Crowell,
Co. headed an underwriting group offering
publicly on Aug. 12, 300,000 shares of common stock of
the company at $13.50 a share.
Weedon
the
proceeds,
$200,000
will
be
used
for
improve¬
at
the
company's new
plant in Fullerton,
Calif., which is
for opening next
month. The remainder will be added to
capital, and will be used to repay $2,000,000 of short-term
scheduled
working
loans,
and
to
BUSINESS—The
pay
accounts payable.
company,
gaged primarily in
with
headquarters
in
Los
Angeles
is
en¬
the manufacture and sale of ground support equip¬
ment
for the aircraft and
missile industry, electro-mechanjcal
com¬
ponents for electronics systems, collecting and accounting systems fur
toll roads and bridges, and nuclear testing
equipment. In 1959, about
&
&
Inc.
3,500
2,000
2,000
10,000
Inc.___„
Co.,
House
——-
&
48
Hentz
H.
Hirsch
E.
75% of the company's net sales of $25,019,132
industry and 25% to commercial industry.
$52,604 or p cents
to the defense
—V.
H.
C.
Wainwright
Co
5,000
G.
H.
Walker
& Co
10,000
ended March 31, 1960 the company
income of $204,139 equal to 23
sales of $4,657,528, and net of
share for the same three months of 1959.
a
,
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the 300,000 shares
of common stock, capitalization of the company consisted of $4,915,850
in short-term debt, $3,457,000 in 5'/4%
convertible subordinated deben¬
tures
1973
outstanding.
due
shares
1,177,708
and
of $1
par
value common stock
Among the underwriters associated in the offering are; Bache & Co.,
Stearns & Co., Francis I. duPont & Co., Hayden, Stone & Co.,
the
This
$28,108,215
to
$4.78 per
The
to
for
share
earnings
earned
586,798
$4.35
the
12
compare
for
of
with
the
consolidated net income of
ended June 30, 1959,
month period
common stock.
the
12
$25,equal
Consolidated
598,257,
load
1,
I960,
factor.
on
-i'1'
%
'
/• U
'
;/
Michigan Wisconsin on Sept. 15, 1957,
per
Mcf, to recover increased costs, in¬
cluding purchases of natural gas from its principal supplier at rates
which are also subject to refund, is subject to refund.
The increase,
which has produced
additional revenues of $8,255,000 through June
20, 1960, has not as yet been noted for final determination by the
Federal
Power
Commission.
In
the
opinion
of
management,
the
ultimate disposition of these matters will not have a material effect
from
on
rate
35%
the
increase
cents
iiled
consolidated
by
financial
statements.—V.
191,
p.
Research
&
Development
Corp.—Common
Offered—Offering of 350,000 shares of common
stock of this corporation of Boston, Mass., closed-end
venture capital company, was made on Aug. 10 by a
group managed by Lehman Brothers. The stock is priced
at $24.70 per share. The offering was oversubscribed and
the books closed.
comparable
for
income
17%
of
3,500
over
the
period
for the six months
increase of 12% over
1959.
sales
reported
in
an
months
first six
the $1,364,288 in
this year was $1,-
the corresponding
1959
were
to
corporation
aircraft,
the
produces
190,
clocks.—V.
Electronics,
Michael
conditions continue, and we have
Amphenol-Borg in 1960 should ex¬
President M. L. Devine said.
is a principal supplier of electronic components
telephone, computer, and radio and television in¬
also
and
automobile
G.
Kletz &
fabrics
deep-pile
2038.
and
electrically
wound
p.
A
Inc.—Class
Co. Inc. and
Common Offered—
associates offered on
170,000 shares of Arco Electronics, Inc. class A
stock at a price of $5 per share. The offeringthe first public sale of the company's class A
Aug. 10
common
marks
stock.
common
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
from
the
financing
will
be
used
by
the
various cprporate purposes, including expansion and im¬
of plants and equipment; the carrying of additional in¬
ventories; for research and development; for expansion of advertising
and merchandising activities, and for the cost of a recent acquisition.
The balance of the proceeds will be used for additional working capital.
for
company
provements
Electronics, Inc., with its executive offices, factory
warehouse in New York City, is a Delaware corporation
Feb. 18, 1960 as successor to a New York corporation
name which started business in 1945. The company,
to¬
BUSINESS—Arco
principal
organized
of
the
gether
on
same
with
its
four subsidiaries,
is engaged
primarily in
the distri¬
capacitors and related products manufactured by
limited extent in the manufacture of such items.
Capacitors arc basic electronic components essential to all types of
electronic
circuitry, having innumerable commercial, industrial and
bution
and
others,
military
and
sale
to
of
a
applications.
EARNINGS—For
and
BUSINESS—Organized in 1946, American Research & Development
participates in a wide range of venture capital enterprises. The com¬
pany does not merely invest in the ordinary sense but seeks to create
and
develop by taking calculated risks in selected companies which
3,500
2,000
Stetson
&
favorable business
believe they will,
present
dustries
and
American
net
earnings
reason
The
for
897.
Stock
Cohu
equal to $1.36 per share for the six months
ended June 30,
1960 compared to $1,17 for the same period a year
ago, based on total shares outstanding at the end of each period.
37%c
to
the
in
gain
a
Arco
authorization from the Federal Power Com¬
mission, Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Company changed conventional
demand commodity rates, which will produce revenues of approximately
37 Va
cents
per
1,800 cubic feet
(Mcf) at the average system sales
March
On
7,500
7,500
Co
&
period.
"If
subsidiaries report consolidated net income
months ended Jane 30, 1960. This is equal
Winslow,
Inc.
amounted to $31,403,805,
1960
perience a very profitable year,"
the 5,884,517 shares of common stock outstanding.
on
share
per
its
and
company
of
30,
corporation
111.,
Broadview,
June
$28,053,012
every
(& Subs.)—Net Up—
10,000
2,000
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.—Shows Gains—
The
ended
Hammill & Co., Walston & Co., Inc.—V. 192, p. 301.
American Natural Gas Co.
Co
1,
p.
These
Bear,
Shearson,
Newton & Co
&
Watling, Lerchen & Co
Westheimer & Co
10,000
2,000
Corp.
& Co
Unterberg, Towbin Co.
Walston & Co., Inc
Corp..of
2,000
192,
3,500
C. E.
Higginson
Lentz,
months
three
of $6,938,208 and net
This compared with
sales
share.
a
were
5,000
Sutro
&
Hutton
E.
3,500
2,000
3,500
3,500
Hutton
F.
Investment
10.000
10,000
Bros, and Boyce
5,000
:
Co._
&
•
2,000
Co
&
Co
&
5,000
Co
Co
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Stroud & Co., Inc
Stein
3,500
10,000
Co.
&
Hettleman
&
I. M. Simon & Co
2,000
Inc.__
&
Hammill
Shearson,
Shields
10,000
Co.
Hayden, Stone & Co
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 47
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
Schwabacher
2,000
Haupt & Co.-_
3,500
7,500
2,000
2,000
■
Inc.
Saunders, Stiver & Co.
3,500
Co
Co
&
Inc.
& Company,
Russ
2,000
(Inc.).
Co.
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Turner.
—
&
The
L. F. Rothschild & Co.
2,000
Southeastern
Hanrahan
Ira
Federal
Banks
Reserve
Co., Inc
Hallgarten
48
of
Statement
Condition
3,500
3,500
Co
&
2,000
3,500
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Co
5,000
2,000
Inc
Co.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood-
2,000
Co
Oppenhelmer and
5,000
&
&
3,500
Cook & Co
Newhard,
5,000
-—3,500
2,000
2,000
2,000
Co
&
Inc.
of
Banks
3,500
Co.
First California
First
~
& Co
and
Templeton
Murch & Co., Inc
Newburger <fc Co
.
-A
Co.
Cabell
Dain
M.
&
Mitchulh, Jones &
2,000
Bradford
C.
2,000
Gould
Elworthy & Co
Eppler, Guerin
&
PROCEEDS—Of
10,000
3,500
Co
&
and
Dittmar &
47
System
Reserve
Combined
The
Thomas W. Smeester, President and
Board
Chairman,
Donald
J.
Slocum,
Secretary-Treasurer,
William
J. O'Neil, Treasurer, A. Leslie Metzger, Jr., and Dr. David L. Mosconi,
directors.
They own 24,750 of the 26,375 outstanding shares (Mr.
company
&
McKelvy & Co._
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
10,000
Inc
Co.
Inc.
Boettcher
9
Foreign Exchange Rates—
Condition Statement of Member
EARNINGS—For
under Colorado law on July 12, 1960,
and intends to engage in
the writing of life insurance and annuity
policies and allied lines through one or more subsidiary companies
to be formed or acquired; to engage in and carry on the business of
making loans of money and to carry on a loan and finance business;
and to act as a broker-dealer and underwriter in the sale of corporate
securities.
It has organized two subsidiaries, The Roosevelt National
Life Insurance Co.
and The Roosevelt Credit Corp.,
as
well as the
underwriting subsidiary.
The first $200,000 of the proceeds of the
public sale of stock by American Diversified will be applied to the
purchase of 100,000 shares of the Insurance Company stock at $2
per share; and the next $100,000 will be applied to the purchase of
50,000
shares
of
the
Credit Corp. stock
at $2
per
share.
The
company may from. time to time
purchase additional stock or con¬
was
company
3,500
Co
Rhoades
Loebv
Inc.
Blair
H.
&
Blankenship,
J.
Dividends Declared and Payable.;
reported
Diversified, Inc., 1002 Midland Savings Building, Denver,
Colo., filed a registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 8,
1960,
covering 300,000 shares of common stock,
to be offered for public
sale at $5 per share.
A 75 cent per share commission is payable to
the underwriter, Nation-wide Underwriters, Inc., a subsidiary.
bank
&
Becker
Blair
and Investment News—
1
and City Bond Offerings
;—— 52
cents
American
ments
Inc..
Co
Barth
A.
Ry.—Partial Redemp¬
Diversified, Inc.—Proposes Offering-
American
tribute
&
J.
General Corporation
period of 20 years.
cumulative
6%
188,
Shares
&
2,000
2,000
3,500
Lestrange
Dempsey-Tegeler
State
the
rep¬
agreed to purchase from
common stock set forth
Lester, Ryons
70,500
Co.,
&
Norfolk
of
forth,
7,500
Baker
Arthurs,
Miscellaneous Features
Co. Inc.
1960
5,
Shares
Brothers.
Lehman
Lee
share.—V.
The
set
therein
Brothers have severally
number of shares of the
the
Aug.
on
agreement, subject to
the several underwriters
underwriting
Lehman
company
stock
common
1,185,000 shares outstanding on that date.
the
below:
tion—
The
by
company's
the
*
W.
shares
the
on
conditions
and
resented
Curtiss,
will use the proceeds for the
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay
Exchange.
of
share
per
UNDERWRITERS—In
Branch,
construction '■
of an 80 mile natural gas pipeline from the Penai Peninsula to Anchor¬
age, Alaska, and for distribution facilities in Anchorage.
Construction
has been started, and delivery of gas is expected by December, 1960.
Anchorage Natural Gas Corp., a subsidiary, has a franchise to service
the city of Anchorage with natural gas.
The company has a contract
with Union Oil Company of Calif, and the Ohio Oil Co., joint owners
of the Kenai Peninsula gas field, under which they are to supply all
PROCEEDS—The
Stock
value
asset
$24.73
Burnham
financing.
& Co., Inc. arranged the
York
New
Net
was
33
33
American Stock Exchange
Transactions
$7,800,000 will be sold privately on Sept. 15, 1960, and
the balance is to be sold to the same purchasers during
the
the
Industrial Stock Averages 33
33
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
into an agreement for the private
of $16,800,000 first mortgage and collateral
5%% series due Feb. 1, 1981. Of this amount,
trust bonds
and
proceeds from the sale of the shares will be added
general funds of the company and will be available for investment
accordance with
its investment policies in new
projects and in
companies in which it has already invested funds.
"," v'.v.:
%
The company intends to apply for listing of its common stock
on
entered
placement
and
equipment,
PROCEEDS—Net
Index of Stock Prices
SEC
''V.-.
Placement~--Vrhe
Co.—-Private
Pipeline
has
pany
National Quotation
mining
to
engineering
analysis
photo
and
in
33
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
without underwriting.
share,
per
The
proceeds are to be used for expenses incidental
operations.. : ..v.-,V■'
thcrmo-mechanics, human
In
...—
2,
Aug.
on
_
research
to
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange—__ 37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
____
37
Montreal Stock Exchange.
37
Canadian Stock Exchange
38
Toronto Stock Exchange—
39
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
42
Over-the-Counter Markets.
43
I960 filed a letter of notification with
covering 250,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to
company
Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
Commission-—
Files With Securities and Exchange
be
$835,295
235,105
•
Gold Mines Co., Anchorage
Alaska National
the
$3,089,643
2,254,348
$143,787
railway oper,
192, p. 1.
Net
Net
$527,076
383,289
$3,043,728
2,325,920
$717,808
393,737
$518,928
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
Midwest Stock Exchange—
1960—6 Mos—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. June 30—
Detroit Stock Exchange
RR.—Earnings—
contract
separation; photocopy
technology research.
space
13
27
29
34
34
34
34
36
the
earth
rare
the SEC
aiding them with both capital and
consultation.
Currently
whose
company,
believes have growth possibilities,
it
management
missile site
Pried, President, announced on Aug. 9.
is. in the Cromwell-Middletown, Conn. area.
Alvin
the. award
of
can
N.
conversion
contract
Hercules
MISCELLANEOUS
INSURANCE
•
Corp.—Contract—
Construction
&
INDUSTRIAL
-its
partnership,
242,128
and
.
the six months
subsidiaries
combined
,
ended March 31, 1960,
with
the
operations
forma basis, had consolidated
combined net income of $131,427.
on
a
pro
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
completion of
of
the company
a
predecessor
net sales of $1,-
the current financing,
out-
2
standing capitalization of the company will consist of 132,500
of class A common stock and 362,500 shares oi' class B common
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed subject
Inc.
Stanley
Hardy
John
Kaplan
H.
Drexel
Robert
7,000
—V.
price
outstanding shares
preferred stock,
500,000
of
6%
cumulative convertible prior
redeemed on Dec.
21, 1954.
The
plan
of
the
all
of
company's
which were
of June 30, 1960,
The proceeds of shares sold pursuant
issued, '249,140 had
4,524 had been cancelled.
been
originally
exercised,
exeiciSe
the
of
company's
warrants
company
outstanding
Fredediek
5,114,183
Specht
W.
shares of common stock.
The prospectus lists
Board Chairman and William Wood Prince
as
''•••>
President.
as
also filed a registration statement with the SEC .on
Aug. 8, covering 234,000 common shares,
which have been sold by
the company to or are being offered or are to be offered for sale
by the company to, certain officers and key employees of the company
pursuant to Restricted Stock Options.—V. 191, p. 1562,
The
192,
company
Laboratories,
Testing
Inc.—Additional
$1'0 per share, via a group
Additional financing details
UNDERWRITERS—The
tract
on
the
terms
the
between
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
Incorporated
10,000
8,000
—
:/V;,Y\V,'-
.
;;'Y
-
'■.'■■■
headed by
underwriters
and
company
Drexel
Co.
&
$3
thereafter
exercisable
are
through
1966,
and
of
Aug.
annum
per
BUSINESS—The
5
Delaware
of
at
$2
name
The
successor
a
as
in
December,
through
share
per
named
below
severally
nave
approximate average effective rate of
secured notes to others, not including
until
§Five-year 4%
of
to
<
lo&n' dated Oct. 3, 1956.
„
.
acting as Representative, severally agreed to
purchase from the company the number of units set forth opposite its
Lyon & Co., Inc. .is
Ross,
1945, under the laws of the State of
partnership organized under the same
a
and equipment
the Mercantile Discount Corpo¬
an
approximate average
UNDERWRITERS—Each of the underwriters named below, for whom
Engineering
Monument
interest of 9.5%
$4,973.13Ywith
of interest of 9.7 5v.
rate
effective
of
amount
the
in
ration,
under the laws of the State
property
by chattel mortgages and a factor's lien with an approximate
effective rate of interest of 13.5 %, and also represents equip¬
secured notes to banks in the amount of $13,866,45 with an
average
ment
is the successor by merger effective
and
as
notes.
secured
/
>5
5 Number of Units
name.
1944.
in
the
designing,
engineering
and
Underwriter
manu¬
Ross, Lyon & Co., Inc.
both military and commercial-application, of special and
aircraft
and
missile
components
and
assemblies,
fuel tanks, lubrication system ele¬
engine parts; of electronic aircraft
facturing, for
general
per
fund
organized
was
issued
aforesaid
tRepresents loans aggregating $295,223.44 to be retired, from the
proceeds of the offering, including loans from officer and directors
of the company aggregating $56,000 with interest on $54,000 at 65?
and
no interest on $2,000,
and $239,223.44 of loans from factors which are
Aug.
$5
warrants issued in conjunction with the sale of
and 50,000 shares reserved for issuance, pursuant
Restricted Stock Option Plan, but including 100,000
of the date hereof by virtue of the conversion of
company's
the
the
share
per
share
sinking
1960,
engaged
is
company
and
.
Harold C. Shore <fc Co.—
191,
—V.
p.
1,397
1——-—.
Inc.
Globus,
•
purpose
including disposable wing mounted
ments, and turboprop and pure jet
and of a line of radar equipment for use by state and
municipal law enforcement agencies. A continuing program of research
and development is carried on by the company's staff seeking to de¬
$1,500
exercise of the
shares
in February,
organized
Co., Inc.,
Indiana
3,
$7
per
and
business and
the
to
through
1964,
1,
$5,000
—
aforesaid notes;
the
to
"554,COO shs.
$18,839.58
—
of
warrants
the
106,200
1,500,000 shs.
value
par
maximum' of 61,600 shares of common stock reserved
the debentures; 46,200 shares issuable upon exercise
constituting a part of the units; 60,000 shares issuable
a
conversion
upon
thereafter through Aug. 1,
maturity, and are subject
provisions. Interest at the
is payable semi-annually on Feb. 1 and Aug. 1.
$8
company
March
on
1960,
16,
at
subordination
8%
thereafter
Aug.
1962;
1,
thereafter
certain
rate
share
per
through
:■
2303.
,
^ ,'.v-
,
'913.
770
—
-
equipment;
velop
lated
versions
improved
of
products
products
iields.
present
and
new
in
re¬
Approximately 7851 of the total sales for the year ended Dec. 31,
was
attributable to military orders and consequently any ■ sub¬
stantial
reduction
in
military expenditures could have
a
material
1959,
effect
on
the
PROCEEDS—The
It
proceeds
anticipated
is
will
be
$459,600.
used
$56,000
to
repay
holders
of
the
of
business
net proceeds
to
loans
company,
the
that
loans
repay
company.
•
of the company
will be
approximately
$239,223
of
such
from Mercantile Discount Corp.;
from
officers,
the
proceeds
directors
of which
and principal stock¬
loans were employed
general working capital; approximately $60,000 for the purchase of
laboratory and test equipment; approximately $50,000 for
the
purchase of additional inventory; and the balance of approximately
will be available for working capital including the acquisition
$54,000
of
other
related fields.
companies operating in
.
*•
'O ifUc.Vi
There
'){10
'
:
have,
•?'!
j-F.W'
.
however,
'
V v
Atlanta Gas Light
.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Light Co. Tiled a
registration
Exchange Commission on Aug. 9
-
statement
with
the
covering , a proposed
effer of
109,186 shares of its common stock, $10 par value, to its
common holders of record Sept. 1, 1960 011 the basis of one new share
lor
each
10 shares then
held, with the privilege of oversubscribing
Gas
Atlanta
Securities
subject
Courts
approximately
additional
conditions set forth in the Purchase Con¬
and the underwriters to purchase from the
of
of common stock
154,000 shares
debentures,
share
to
as
follow.
of
$0.10
stock,
-Excluding
for
106,200
purchase' warrants——
stock
$308,000
150,000
tSundry indebtedness
gEank loan, 4% —unsecured
r
$308,000
—--
notes, due
1861
25,
Common
v.Y
.
Aug. 1, 1970—
subordinated convertible
Common
3,000
French,;
V-'
such
Aug.
—
Monday, August 15, 1960
due
6'v
Company,
1, 1963; $4 per
share thereafter
until the expiration of the warrants on Aug. 1, 1965.
The securities
comprising the units will be separately transferable immediately.
Debentures
are
convertible, unless previously redeemed, at $5 per
Fi¬
nancing Details—Our Aug. 8 issue described an offer¬
ing of 75,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at
agreed,
494.
p.
1962;
1,
share
adverse
Associated
3,000
Co.__
&
PRIVILEGES—Warrants
Aug.
May
is engaged principally in the meat packing business,
operating packing plants for the slaughter of livestock and the pro¬
cessing of meats and animal products and by-products.
It also manu¬
facturers,
purchases and processes various dairy products. . /Through
the company's Armour Chemical Industries, it manufactures a variety
of chemical' products including detergents, nitrogen derivatives, leather
products,
bio-chemicals and fertilizers. In
addition to various in¬
debtedness
and
three
series
of
preferred stock, the
company
has
The
&
(par 10c) and 15 common stock purchase warrants J
as
will be added to the
working capital and used for general corporate purposes.
the
to
Kirkland
amount
of redemption called for the
at a price of $120 per share
prior preferred stock to be redeemed
payable in
(1)
5%
cumulative income subordinated debentures of
the
company due Nov.
1, 1984, of like principal amount and (2)
one
warrant,
in bearer form, entitling the holder to
purchase one
share of common stock at prices ranging from $12.50 per share from
date of issuance to $20 per share in
1962.
Of the 500,000 warrants
and
Stroud
Aug. 3 prospectus, Ross Lyon & Co., Inc. and associates
publicly, offered, at $200 per unit 3,080 units of this firm's
securities.
Each such unit consisted of $100 principal
company,
redemption
Deane
Astrotherm Corp.—Securities Offered—Pursuant to an
of 401 North Wabash Ave., Chicago, filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on Aug. 8, 1960, covering 246,336 shares
of
common
stock which are to be issued pursuant to the exercise
of
warrants,
such warrants having been isued as a -part
of the
The
Singer,
3,000
Sons—
&
3,000
& Scribner_
5,000
5,000
&
Co.—Registers Common—
Armour &
Garrett
Jenks,
8%
3,000
Bodine
.
CAPITALIZATION
3,000
Newburger & Company____
Rambo,
Close i &
Kerner,
3,000
.
discussions,
no
any
Shares
;
.
Townsend,
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
191, p. 2087.
—V.
31,000
Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Co.———
Sterns
7,500
..
.
understandings or arrangements with respect
acquisitions.
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
subordinated convertible debentures
been
stock
common
to
Co
&
Crouter &
7,000
Hamilton,
Magnus & Co., Inc.—
7,500
Co
&
&
DeHaven
7,500
Inc.
&
Bioren
Godfrey,
Co.____ * 30,000
Heller &
& Co.___
Inc.—
Co.,
&
Frank Karasik & Co.,
98,500
—
additional
of
Shares.
Shares
Kesselman
Co.,
&
Kletz
G.
have
Name
Shares
Name
Michael
below
named
shares
respective numbers of
below:
forth
set
stock.
severally
of the Purchase Contract,
number of shares of class A com¬
their respective names:
purchase from the company the
mon stock set forth below opposite
to
che
company
shares
the terms and conditions
to
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(594)
the
and
allotment.
to
&
Co.
A
The
and
group headed
by The
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
First
Inc.
Boston
will
Corp.,
underwrite
offer.
to the company from the sale of the new common
applied to the reduction of bank loans made for con¬
The company estimates that $3,810,000 will be
expended for construction in the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1960
and approximately $9,356,000 in the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1961.
The company's principal business is the distribution of natural gas
to customers in central, northwest and northeast Georgia, the prin¬
Net
stock
proceeds
will
struction
cipal
and
be
purposes.
areas
Rome,
being in metropolitan Atlanta, Athens, Augusta,
Georgia.—V. 190, p. 866.
> ' /" "Y'''
Macon
;
■
;
'
___
Trr-
—rrr—
j
to about
$2 billion in tax-exempt financing. Until now 1960's municipal
ing has been unable to exceed the record high pace of last year. It looks as
the favorable yield turn of events for issuers now ought to prompt much
authorized but unissued securities to come out into the market, The Quiet
came
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
This week's estimated corporate
SIDNEY BROWN
financing ($246 million) forges ahead of last week's
principally due to the General Motors Acceptance Corporation's $150 million deben¬
ture issue slated for Aug. 17th under the guidance of Morgan Stanley & Co.
The
following two weeks similarly receive a boost from a single debt issue in each of
those two weeks. Thus, the week of Aug. 22-26 has scheduled approximately $119
million but about half of that comprises the $6C million Southern California Edison
Co. bonds for
million
rill
bidding
Aug. 23rd.
on
Set for the week of Aug. 29-Sept. 3 is the $125
though
of
the
August
days show no overt sign of any recognition of the change. Much may be going on
in the background. If one may speak for the economy, but not for the disciples of
counter-cyclical governmental spending, this should be the time to finance public
projects. Certainly the economy and its labor force would be grateful for such a
stimulus. Until
it has been the Federal Government to make the only signifi¬
along these public sector lines; i. e., the doubling proposed for
highway spending and the effort to increase government spending and ease the
barriers to obtaining mortgages.
cant
now
announcement
PRE
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, Inc., scheduled for Aug. 30th, out of a total
of $141.7 million. These three issues add up to $335 million whereas
in
DETERMINING
EQUITY
PRICES
Equity
week
the
financ¬
Republic Steel Corp. debentures, introduced by First Boston Corp. and Mer¬
that week
for
fflP
iiid
float
is
$531.6.
The choice would
indeed be slim
were
it not for these
offerings without announced prices present to some a formidable problem
gauging what such issues may command from the market. When final amend¬
ments
larger issues.
Sharing the doldrums with the lean corporate calendar is the bleaker picture of on¬
coming municipals. They show no increase to speak of compared to that estimated
last week for the Aug. 8-Sept. 2 period.
;
...
The
prospective demand for capital arising from corporate and municipal issues with
offering dates is summarized as follows. (Data in parentheses are last
week's projections).
announced
28-Day Visible Supply
Corporates
—
Municipals
$531,604,070
173,772,000
Total
$705,376,070
Total From Aug. 15 On
($606,926,000)
(
$1,200,000,000
174,747,000)
381,077,000
($781,673,000)
$1,581,077,000
CHANGES
IN
THE
PAST
(
what
with
the
SEC
the
$17,828,000 not including the Rocky Mountain Natural Gas Co., Inc., 35,000 shares
stock expected on Sept. 20th with a $2,350,000 debenture issue.
Corporate sales
in the Aug. 4-Aug. 10 period totaled $176,738,000 comprising $38,608 in equities, $71,330,000 in public bond offerings and $66,800,000 in privately placed bonds. These
figures do not include the following stock activity: Eli Lilly & Co., 48,000 shares,
offering
prices are given and there's no
that, then there is no indication of
stock market value, are obtained from
helpful private and public sources
of course, sifted as carefully as possible.
and are,
FOUR-WEEK
CORPORATE-MUNICIPAL
FINANCING
Corporate
Corporate
Bonds
Stocks
Corporates
Aug. 22-Aug. 26_
Aug. 29-Sept. 2
Sept.
5-Sept.
TABLE
Total
Aug. 15-Aug. 20_$201,050,000(6)
to
the
waits for
total
($1,786,428,000)
WEEK
one
estimate
372,552,000)
Additions to the Chronicle's calendar of public offerings with scheduled dates came
to the small total of $28,378,150 in the past week.
Of this amount stocks amounted
then
financing picture looks like ahead of time. But, is it so formidable
conservatively the market value of equities before they are released?
Particularly in a four-week period ahead? The following table includes just such
estimates and three years of back checking show that the
only problem has not
been in overestimating market value but in
taking an offering date at face value.
The following information for the 28-day visible
supply, including estimates of
to
common
($1,413,876,000)
filed
are
problem except the fact that if
$45,421,700
$119,554,070
$531,604,070
$173,772,000
33,649,900
125,300,000(2)
16,369,970
300,000(1)
Both
Financings
$52,161,000
80,828,000
24,112,500
$246,471,700
119,049,900
141,669,970
24,412,500
85,400,000(8)
9—
Total of
*Municipals
■
$298,632,700
199,877,900
19,283,000
160,952,970
21,500,000 ■45,912,500
of
Pan American Co.,
came
larger. Sales in the past week approximated $70 million. Note that in
both corporate and municipal changes for the week that sales greatly exceeded addi¬
tions to the calendars and are responsible for the decline in both flotations.
PENDING
ISSUES
Lying in the background without assigned dates are $265,150,000 corporates filed with
the SEC. These, together with scheduled corporate offerihgs, present a grogs corporate
financing picture of close to $1.5 billion that can be expected between now and the
end of the year.
there
mately $775 million in other possible issues which have not been filed
are
as
approxi¬
yet with
the ICC. The
to about
August-December, 1959, total financing of new issues
So far, these seven months in 1960 have not shown the
$4.2 billion.
improvement in "going to the market" anticipated last year for this year. It looks
though 1960 will not significantly go ahead of last year's financing activity. ,
In
municipals, the August calendar
of
issues with
affixed
dates
as
is
expected to be
by about $113,500,000; in September by about $150 million, and taxexempts without even a monthly calendar date hint add up to $706.7 million. There
are, in addition, groomed for 1961 about $32 million. The $1.3 billion of State-local
issues, with and without dates, anticipated for the next five months provides a clue
reinforced
as
to what the trend
is for the remainder of the
year. Last
year's last five months
$705,376,070
or more.
IN
THE
OFFING
Among the larger issues in the Aug. 15-Sept. 9 period there
are:
Week of Aug. 15: $10 million International
Telephone & Telegraph Corp. Sud Amer¬
ica, debentures; $5 million Cenco Instruments Corp. convertible debentures; $4,125,000 Units of Lestoil Products, Inc.; $35 million
Michigan Bell Telephone Co. deben¬
tures; $150 million General Motors Acceptance Corp. debentures;
493,425 shares of
Harcourt, Brace & Co., Inc., common; $5,625,000 Techno Fund, Inc. common; and
Municipals—$4.5 million Niagara Co., Water District, N. Y.; $15 million State of
California; $3,680,000 Hempstead Central H. S. District No. 1 N. Y.: $4 million Wash¬
ington Suburban Sanitary District, Md.
in
Week
In addition to these rather firm indications of
corporate offerings
or
*$1 million
LARGER ISSUES
to $57 million for issues of $1
million and
came
$412,050,000
100,000 shares, and Hertz Corp., 40,000 shares.
Tax-exempts added to the Chronicle's calendar
either the SEC
Total
of
Aug. 22: 300,000 shares of Fischback
McKesson &
& Moore, Inc., common; $15 million
Robbins, Inc., debentures; $60 million Southern California Edison Co.
bonds; 400,000 shares of Trans-Coast Investment Co.
common;
?Tac-1/lc.^'Tfql^pi1?ceni trust certificates; and in
Unified S.
$6,270,000 Northern
Municipals—$4 million Fresno City
D., Calif.; $5.9 million San Mateo Jr. College District, Calif.; $34 million
Washington; $30 million East Bay Municipal Utility District, Calif.
Week of Aug. 29: $4 million Avionics
Steel
Corp.
Investing Corp. capital; $125 million Republic
Gas Light Co. common; and in
debentures; 109,186 shares of Atlanta
Municipals—$9,157,000 Rochester, N. Y.
Week
of Sept. 6:
354,000 shares of Lytton Financial
Corp.; $11 million Narragansett
and in Municipals—$16.5 million Alameda-Contra Costa
Transit District, Calif.; $4 million Los
Angeles, Calif,
Capital
Corp.
common;
-
Aug. 11, 1960
.
;
?'«1
Volume 192
Number 5977
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
3
(595)
P-
Net
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Railway operating
Railway operating
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
fr.
rev,
ry.
192,
rev.
$305,201
$343,243
exps.
164,338
177,452
1,021,111
•
$140,863
$165,796
$885,802
54,202
262,566
Max
stores
Irving
cumulative
Trust
Co.
preferred
has
stock
been
of
the
appointed
Registrar
company.—V.
191,
the
of
5%
units
1665.
in
the
cf
&
Geller,
the
of
New
the
Chairman
Weiss
of
chain
..The corporation
the
to
SEC
be
July 29, 1960 filed
on
offered
135,000 shares of common stock (par five cents)
82 per share, through Robert M. Harris & Co., Inc.,
et
proceeds
to be
are
for
used
production
Electronics
resolved
He
$2,000,000
bentures
due
of
1975
100%
common
and
the
de¬
stockholders
,
sale
.
used
stone.
by Avnet to retire ap¬
to
$600,000 in short-term bank loans, with the balance for
general corporate purposes.
Annual sinking fund payments beginning Aug. 1, 1965 and continu¬
ing through Aug. i, 1974 will retire at least 75'fc of the debentures
of
and
on
BUSINESS—Avnet
assembles
extensive
an
of
line
electrical
con¬
and
was
$6,375,563
for
the
nine
months
ended
1960, and net prolit was $785,337, equal to 52 cents a com¬
This
compared with
income of
$4,557,929 and
net
of
.$547,430 or 43 ceMts a share for the comparable period of 1959.
31,
share.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization,
the
debentures,
shares
On
of
after
will consist of $2,216,694
stock
common
five
of
cents
giving effect to
payable
Sept.
Purchasers
dend.—V.
21,
1960
of the
191,
stockholders
to
shares
150,000
2634.
p.
of
offered
record
will
at
31. 1960.
this divi¬
to
future
■
Property
—
10, the SEC approved the transfer
in
Court
with a 3S50
relationship with the
its
Step
Step
of
Providence
is Step
of the
which
order
gas
will
common
for
a
properties owned
which contemplates the sale of
stockholders of Blackstone and
2,
approval
plan
Commission
Blackstone
1,
for
of
l
with
Eoison
conducts
of
of
99.19%
owns
(along
is
Co.
of
and
Fall
Electric
River
Woonsockel
and
Light
Co.).
„
See
Industries,
Beverages
Inc.—New
Bortlng
The
attained
company
ended
June
30,
second
period,
Name-
below.
Corp.,
Black-
Blackstone
the
Cential
Co.—Earnings—
net
earnings of $9,236,599 for the six months
highest in its history for a corresponding
report ' distributed to stockholders on July 23.
requirements
steel
strike,':
divestment
first
half
period
net
Sales
based
President,
$1.49
to
the
The
report.
share against $1.65
shares outstanding.
per
6,183,313
on
ir.
stated
for
che
like
The
reported that a substantial part of the new orders represents large
utility steam generating units not scheduled for shipment until 1961
later.—V.
132,
Net
Net
Railway
Railway
Net
operating
operating
fr.
rev.
ry.
$849,751
inc.
$8,275,682
$8,071,103
898,024
*'$68,622
ops;,,
railway oper.
''Deficit.—V.. 192,
,
$718,708
787,330
rev._
exps.
6,805,729
6,759,970
*"$43,273
$1,469,953
$1,311,133
.118,168
1,323,041
1,086,239
101,187
3.
p.
on Aug.
11, 75,000
shares of this corporation's common stock at a price of
$26 per share. Of the total number of shares offered,
67,500 shares
stock,
bank
net
will
proceeds
be
used
the, proceeds
will
be
the
R.
and
used
of
to
from
sale
of
company to
used
for
the
by
which
reduce
the
were
other
current,
67,500
repay
short-term
working
liabilities,
shares
V.
capital;
and $100,000 will be advanced to subsidiaries for use
them as working capital.
There has been no allocation of the
balance of, the proceeds by the company.
Corp.,
with
its
principal
latest
the
the
office
in
months
is
•
of
computer
mentation,
output
Inc.,
into
visual
a
the company
is
form.
Through
in
engaged
the
a
subsidiary,
and
retrieval,
retrieval
of
which
the
standing
capitalization
sundry
debt
V.
o.
192,
and
of
414,760
The
ended
year
had, consolidated
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
-
deals
information.
REVENUES—For
subsidiaries
,
Salt
with
of
completion
the
of
the
and
company
$3,704,147.
of
ended
current
consist
common
stock,
financing
of
$1
bones
with
a
firm
due
of
1905
value
par
company
of
has
Smith,
and
Barney
5,000
$100
a
placed
Street,
cf
Dana
shares
March 3,
NOTE:
On
3,
1879.
account
Co.
of
half of
1960
Lake
Inc.,
40,250
at
$1.25
business,
containers,
and
pulp
a
as
and
well as
paper
mill,
and
Colorado.
and
to
and
$856,030
1959 —V.
It
j.f.J;
...
Federal
state
as
188,
taxes'
in
the
latest
Inc.,
8,300
original
for
sales
Net
square
last
4,363,917
ops...
p.
$1,469,220
454,013
111.
will
It
was
has
of
$650,000 first
cumulative preferred
giving
Is
Investing
of
its
announced
applied
to
on
Aug.
the
an
persons
that
for
and
securities,
an
is
Ne_w York Investment com¬
exemption order under the In¬
this
to its proposed acquisition of the
the Commission has issued an order
issuers have operated,
and Salt Lake City, sales
the
that
assurance
no
the proposed new
store
results.
for
establishment
the
of
branch
a
store
in
the
Center in Salt Lake that this stock
has procured a 20-year lease irom
Skaggs Properties for the creation of a retail store and other facil¬
ities at a shopping center to be constructed at 39th South and Wasatch
Boulevard,
Salt
Lake
County,. Utah.
The developers have already
commenced construction of the buildings and
it is contemplated they
will be completed in the fall of 1960.
The lease provides for approxi¬
mately 19,500 square feet of floor space, of which 13,000 feet will be
used for the retail store and approximately 6,500 feet will be used for
issue
being
general
made.
offices
is
bined
Shopping
Hills
Olympus
new
and
central receiving
the issuer.
of
operations
issuer
Tne
issuing
STRUCTURE—The
and
warehousing for the com¬
company
is
a
consolidation or
of two prior companies owned and operated primarily by W. L.
There was an earlier
company known as Castleton's Co.,
merger
Castleton.
Utah
a
day oi
Office
1957, an agreement
of Incorporation were filed
the
for
company,
dation
into
Castleton's of Provo; however, on the 1st
of Consolidation and a Consolidated
with the Secretary of State's
puipose of consolidating the two prior companies into
known as Castleton's, Inc.
At the time of the consoli¬
and
corporation,
March,
Articles
of
set
authorized
the
of
shares
30,000
capital of
common
the company
stock, with a
was
par
$300,000.00, divided
value of $10.00 per
share.
there
been
At
changed
the
filed to the Articles of
the company has
with no par value.
there is issued and outstanding 208,792 shares of
been
have
amendments
whereby the authorized capital of
to 1,000,009 shares of common stock
Incorporation
present
time
stock.
All stock presently
issued and outstanding has either
been issued for
of earned surplus
1959 the company had elected to be
taxed
the Internal Revenue Code, and as
a
result \ stock dividends were declared to the extent of the earnings
for that particular year.
No stock has been issued for services or arsets
tangible or intangible transferred to the company.—V. 191, p. 2743.
cash
or
as
stock dividend in lieu of cash paid out
a
to a stock split.
In
under Sub-Chapter "S" of
pursuant
Chicago Great Western
oper.
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
revenue.,
expenses
1,991,737
2,089,957
11,634,236
11,905,617
ops.__
$678,346
$824,547
income,,.
111.
163,488
332,056
$4,683,533
1,323,465
$5,142,524
.
1,944,107
oper.
rev.
fr.
oper.
192,
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$2,670,083 $2,914,504 $16,317,769 $17,048,141
Period End. June 30—
Railway
ry.
respect
and
until
an
26 to request a hearing thereon.
with 16 shareholders.
Broad Street
Aug.
investment company
has entered into
cash
Corp.—Seeks Order—
11
SEC
Company Act with
Linden Associates;
interested
Linden
same
PROCEEDS—It
of
Provo
foot of selling space as compared
of $50.00 to $70.00.
In this type of specialty
is
There
the
City,
square
per
average
operation.
officers
Cedar
in
stores
national
a
achieve
Railway
Street. Investing
$502,000.00
605,000.00
830,000.00
—
the
stores
$100.00
exceeded
store
six
$7,861,961
1,762,922
years
—
includes
which
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$8,581,647
2,445,993
have operated women's
added 3,000 square feet of
satisfy increasing demand
were as follows:
to
three
-
,
the
of
each
have
.$6,425,798 $35,898,845 $38,361,085
4,956,578
27,317,198
30.499.124
$1,414,356
372,038
ry.
income
feet
the
1959
In
or
1960—Month—1959
$5,778,273
expenses
Co.,
Trust
&
Net Sales
2454.
revenue-
its officers,
or
1958
.
against $1,633,772 for the six months
p.
Bank
Continental
Agent:
these fields, however.
Village store has recently
in
its
to
volume.
and
-v;*•/%
income
Co. and
publicly
value com¬
Utah.
City,
textile and con¬
Washington,
also has plants in Nevada
$1,827,727
1,107,469
share.
per
Foothill
The
space
one
timberlands in the northwest, operates
$2,373,305
1,672,800
$146,763
124,423
$4,754,786
2,927,059
agreement to purchase substantially all
a value about $2,981,418 as of June
having
Citizens
Southern
&
Application—
The
order
company
under
the
of
...
Small Business
;
Atlanta, Ga.,
Investment
Co.—Withdraws
,
has withdrawn its application for an
Act declaring that it has ceased
Company
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, Now York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La oalle
2-0613); Copyright 1960 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, S65 00 per .year; "in*Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
Seibert,
Chicago
&
$196,490
ops.__
401,454
194,000 shares of this firm's no par
stock
experience
Maine RR.—Earnings—
&
oper.
192,
assets
in¬
share.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
William
bags
Wyoming
30,
fr.
rev.
ry.
Broad
value.—
the
ry.
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$5,101,989
2,728,684
$549,217
362,640
BUSINESS—Castleton's
.
Net
Net
vestment
privately through
$559,130
income
Subsequently
amounted
Railway oper.
Railway oper;
of
Cc.—Private Placement—
Mass.
ranking
mortgage
stock
Gas
Pittsficld,
first
out¬
$66,165
par
the
1960.
30,
June
on
lumber
Period End. June 30—.
3.
Berkshire
The
in
the basis of $3,702,694 common shares
on
extensive
retail
for
June
pany
vestment
owns
paper
Utah,
'Boston
—V.
the
will
company
shares
relatively
1960,
net earnings for
on July 29 by
for the 1959 first six months. 'Net income
equalled $2,236,998, equal to 60 cents per share.
net income of $2,492,558, or 67 cents per share
ended June 30,
1959. Per share figures in both
California.
Provision
has
31,
March
revenues
$63,066,701
totaled
efficient
the
company
in
reported
were
Maine—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
specialty shops in Cedar City, Utah, for 18 years and in Provo, Utah,
for
11 years and
a large specialty store
in Salt Lake City for 3Va
years.
The Cedar City store was sold in 1955, and the Provo store is
still operated as a branch of the Salt Lake store.
In
establishing what was Salt Lake's first fine suburban fashion
store in 1957 in the Foothill Village Shopping Center, the issuer entered
tor the first time men's and children's clotning and shoes in addition
to
women's
wear.
The otficers
and management had hau previous
Docu¬
new field of
indexing, storing
developed and man¬
ufactures
two scientific cameras,
the Hs 16A, a lightweight 16 mm
camera designed
to be mounted on an aircraft or missile, and the HS
70A, a 70mm camera, used primarily on guided missile ranges.
information
.
and
scientific
decline
10%
a
I960
company's facilities are primarily located in Idaho,
used principally in two of the phases of data
processing: (1) con¬
version of data into a form usable by computers, and <2i conversion
of
of
a
APPOINTMENT—Transfer
products.
The
Oregon,
sale
field
six
cents
4.
CAPITAL
stockholders
and
manufactures
of data processing equipment; research and services in the
information, retrieval; and the development, manufacture and
cameras/
The company's data processing equipment
and
of
Cascade"
wholesale
Santa
Monica, Calif., is engaged principally in the development, manufacture
and
30,
been calculated
hands
Boise
a
June
$57,911,212
period
compares with
the
six months
periods have
in
sales
in
sales
net
with
compared
for
Corp.—Sales Up, Net Down—
9%
ended
Up—
Aug. 4 offering circular, Potter Investment
mon
Hansbet'ger, President.
crete
BUSINESS—Benson-Lehner
of
months
principally
by
sale
fr.
p,
offered
year
a
Cascade
increase
six
This
its
first
68
or
oper.
192,
wich
Jr., chairman and
president, attributed lower
half-year to a lesser volume of shipments of mill
first
Consolidated
accounts payable;
-
1960.
1959.
than
Boise
An
in
the
$950,000
loans,
$300,000
J.
of
earlier, and to excessive costs encountered in
connection
with
government
contracts
for construction
of missile
launching sites. These excess costs, he said, had the effect of lowering
earnings for the period in the amount of $900,000 after taxes.
The report to stockholders states that interest among steel producers
for new rolling mills
and steel finishing equipment continues active,
resulting in an increase in the company's backlog of about 6% since
last year-end.—V. 191, p. 898.
com¬
shares for the account of certain selling
PROCEEDS—Of
of
being" sold for the account of the
are
pany and 7,500
stockholders.
a
its pamphlet statement to stock¬
and net income of $2,716,000 for
These first half-year results compare
earnings of $4,506,000 for the record
Snyder,
the
machinery
Stearns & Co. and associates offered
l<
,]*
Benson-Lehner Corp;.—-Common Stock Offered—Bear,
.
r<
in
for
,
underwriting
Whitney & Co., both of Salt Lake City, Utah,
in
$88,806,000
company
of
million
$92
Cordes
results
1960—6 Mos.—1959
Pa.,
sales
months
of
months
W.
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
six
sales
with
Aroostook
Go.—Net Down—
$3.50 per share
Castleton's, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant to
of
reports
first
the
six
Bangor &
the
for
rev.
ry.
an
order
Pittsburgh,
holders
p.-Ill,
Period End. June 30—
Net
$538,576,
—V.
effectuating
Blaw-Knox
Co.—Net
Utilities
1S57
$142,291,000. Since they were slightly less than ship¬
during this period, backlog at June 30 was $288,250,000, com¬
with $300,948,000 at th6 beginning of the year.
Mr, Nielsen
pared
or
share,
30 totaled
ments
be used for
Railway oper. revenue..Railway oper. expenses..
compliance with the integration and simplification
the Holding Company
Act and. the Commission's
of 1950, and that, it was fair and equitable to all
security holders affected. Transfer of the properties to Valley Gas and
the issuance of securities in exchange therefor have previously been
approved by the Public Utility Administrator of the State of Rhode
Island.—V. 192, p. 3 and V. 189, p. 1923.
in
1960
the> first half were $154,983,846, compared with $174,the corresponding period of 1959.
Orders received through
for
301,822 for
June
amounted
1959,
of
Nielsen,
to
share
%■■■•' V: "' ''.%/..•
working capital.—V. 190, p. 1068.
Canadian Pacific Lines in
the
according to a
This figure was exceed*! only
by first half income of $10,185,921
for last year, "which included business done in anticipation of the
Mr.
proceeds are to
Period End. June 30—
with the indenture trustee to effect release of the proper¬
lien of the mortgage. The funds so deposited will be
used, .to the extent necessary, to retire outstanding Blackstone bonds
in
a
principal amount equal to the cash so deposited, including $3,750,000 of bonds held by EUA.
The Commission ruled that Step 1 of the plan is a necessary step
from
$2.50 per
from
ranging
purchase upon exercise of warrants, No
of $642,543, or 76 cents per com¬
months of 1960. These results compare
share, earned in the 1959 period.
Six months' revenues totaled $6,351,734 in 1960, up from $5,716,386
in 1959. The I960 total was composed of $5,765,826 in utility revenues
and
$585,908 from non-utility sources, principally sales of tank
gas
and
appliauc.es. In
the 1959 period, utility revenues amounted
to
$5,155,543 and ncn-Utility receipts were $560,843.
For periods of 12 months ended
June 30, net income of $1,168,531,
or
$1.42 per common share, was derived from revenues totaling $11,975,385 in 1960, in comparison with net income of $974,698, or $1.22
a
share, from revenues totaling $10,868,295 in
1959.
All common share earnings are based upon the averages outstanding
in the respective periods.
,
!
In
the
year
ended June 30, 1960, revenues from utility services
totaled
$10,784,181 end $1,191,204
additional was provided by nonutility sources. In the 1959 period, utility revenues amounted to $9,757,008 and non-utility receipts were
$1,111,287.-—V. 191, P. 1107.
borrowings,
ties
Babcock & Wilcox
of
The company reports a net income
.
BBC
prices
with
seek Commission
Valley Gas stock
the shareholders
combined electric and gas operation in and around
a
Pav/tucket,
at
date
on
involved.
mon
and
directing
by
C.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
California-Pacific
outstanding shares of Blackstone
the outstanding common stock of
of
share on 1,137,852 common shares
a
corporation on Aug. 2, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
covering 50,000 shares of class A common stock (par $1) to
The
"v';::
the
97%
over
$2,342,729,
SEC
offered
based
com¬
v/vv.".
now
was
June 29,
1960 and outstanding since July 7,
1960. For
ended June 30, 1959 net income was $2,317,181, equal
on
preferred dividends to $1,94
The
the
Aug.
1960
CMC Finance Group, Inc., Charlotte, N.
be
on
30,
ended June
■
properties subject to the lien of the mortgage indenture (amount¬
to $7,383,000 as of April 30, I960), plus $81,000 representing the
premium and one month's duplicate interest on the Black¬
stone bonds required to be redeemed or otherwise retired,
thus ob¬
taining release of the properties from the lien of the indenture. These
and the unmortgaged gas properties and other assets, including cash,
will be transferred to Valley Gas, in exchange for which Valley Gas
will issue to Blackstone $4,500,000 principal amount of first mortgage
bonds duth-1985; $1,5C0,0C0:Of: 15-ycar promissory notes, and $3,999,970
par value (399.997 shares, $10 par)
of common stock.
;
Blackstone will make a private sa^e of the $6,000,000 of Valley Gas
bonds and notes and deposit the proceeds thereof, together with bank
1,513,200
Aug.
entitled
be
for
ing
stock dividend
4 '/<■
a
Co.
Electric
&
months
nine
Industries,
redemption
value.
Aug. 1, i960 the Board of Directors declared
BBC
plans
sales
com¬
preceding
the
months
nine
gas
the sale of
in funded debt and
par
to
view
the
gas
EARNINGS—Income
mon
in
period of
corresponding
the
outstanding at the end of the period, adjusted to reflect the two-for-one
split effective on Nov. 20, 1959.—V. 192, p. 4.
department was about $553,000.
Valley Gas Was organized in 1956 by a special Act of the Rhode
Island Legislature for the purpose of acquiring ard operating the gas
properties cf Blackstone, which owns its three outstanding common
shares.
Blackstone will deposit with the
trustee under its mortgage
indenture cash in an amount equivalent to the net book value of the
the
March
the
meeting
Bottling Corp.'y
of
company
for
income
scription
Falls, Rhode Island. At
Dec. 31, 1959, it had 47,650 gas customers (as contrasted with 68,102
electric customers); and at April 30, 1960, it's net gas property, plant
and equipment, stated at cost,
amounted to $7,94.0,000 of which $7,383,000 is applicable to the mortgaged properties. For the 12 months
ended April
30, 1960, Blackstonc's gas revenues amounted to about
$4,966,000 (as contrasted with $13,010,000 of electric operating reve¬
nues). Gross income
(before Federal income taxes) applicable to the
distributes transistors, diodes, capacitors and transformers
electronics, aircraft, missile and communications industries.
Its headquarters and principal plant are in Westbury, Long Island,
N. Y., and it has a plant in Lcs Angeles.
to
public
cities
maturity.
nectors
Gas
eua.
now
before Aug. 1, 1963, at $20 per share thereafter to Aug. 1,
per share to Aug. 1, 1971 and at $24 per share thereafter
or
at $22
vigorous
campaign
'
transaction,
consumation
of
Brockton
maturity. The issue will be redeemable on 30 days notice at
option of the company at prices ranging from 105 ya% on Aug. 1,
1960, to 100'/; on or after Aug, 1, 1974.
The debentures are convertible into common stock
at $18,50 per-
the
196 7,
of
common
prior to
share
this
EUA
by
EUA
,
until
the
in
$36,324,053
year.
Net
stockholders
Beverages
of
taken
was
District
States
of
Upon
approval
value.—V.
equal after preferred dividends to $1.96 a share on the' 1,137,852 shares
of common stock outstanding or June 30,
which did not include the
additional
130,000 shares of common stock offered for public
sub¬
after
special
a
of
name
action
announced
United
severance
will be
at
a
promotion
2039.
Valley
.
is
the debentures
of
the
to
proximately
expansion
that
embark upon
and
nine
with
fiscal
who
President
sidiary, Valley Gas Co.. in exhange fpr securities of the latter company,
as
the first in a two-step plan for ultimate divestment of the gas
properties from the EUA system.
Upon request of the companies, the Commission shortly will apply
enforcement
being offered for the account of selling
company will net receive any of the
proceeds.
the
and
from
stock
the
p.
Geller,
and
properties of this Pawtucket, R. I., subsidiary of Eastern
Associates, Boston holding company, to another EUA sub-
pliance
closed.
Corp.,
gas
Utilities
the American Stock Exchange,
on
190,
decision
a
the
of
share. The offering was oversubscribed
a
books
PROCEEDS—The
Funds
In
Aug.
and
stock, listed
chain may
the stockholders
this
that
Dr.
area.
Stores
the
pared
Transfer Approved—
Electronics
is priced at $17
?
on
its
will issue
Investing
Broad Street
192, p. 4.
therefor.
asset
announced on Aug.. 2 that consolidated net
months ended June 30, I960 totaled $36,573,869
company
during
Securities and
Offered—Hemp¬
subordinated
convertible
Davega
the
so
announced
change
stated
acquisitions.—V.
150,000 shares of common stock
Corp. The debentures are priced
and accrued interest to yield 5.50% and tlje
Avnet
at
5V2%
of
to
lines
1960,
28,
Blackstone
Corp.—Securities
hill, Noyes & Co. and associates offered publicly
10
also
July
had
inventory, building and working capital.
Avnet
Geller
on
Metropolitan
of
An intensive advertising
will be projected.
volume
Inc.
equipment,
research,
and
increase
held
covering
Philadelphia, Pa.
The
program.
Dr.
letter of notification with
a
merchandise
to
net
Brockway Glass Co., Inc.—Net Steady—
New York advertising agency, stated that
being surveyed with a view toward adding
a
now
are
additional
Autosonics, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With SEC—-
York
Board
Inc.,
expansion
p.
exchange
their
at
The
Geller,
located
also
Is
Atlantic City Electric Co.—Registrar Appointed—
The
A.
Chairman of the Beard and President lias an¬
nounced
the! acquisition of all of the outstanding capital stock of
Fisher-Beer Co., Inc., a privately held company, a chain -of 10 variety
291,638
In
1960.
shares
1935.
p.
Beverages Bottling Corp.—Acquires—Name Change—
110.
p.
190,
Dr.
$898,070
40,790
ops.__
30,
Berkshire's
—V.
$1,960,684
1,062,614
$1,906,913
income
oper.
proceeds from the private placement will be used in connection
continuing construction and improvement program.
with
1960—6 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Treasurei;
Illinois
of
the
CHRONICLE
George-J.
(Telephone .STate
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
remittance
fbr
foreign
subscriptions
and advertisements must be made in "New York
funds.-
I
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
4
be
to
securities.
:
<
(
-
•■'
•■
ferred
make
and now contemplates that it will
investment company,
an
public offering of its
a
■"//■\
Earnings
the
presently
shares
1,325,783
on
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$1,775,779 $10,341,461 $10,942,276
1,119,185
6,758,267
6,802,725
1,089,834
;■
of
Net
fr.
rev.
railway
—v.
192,
ry.
<
at
tion
loans
1960
both
in
the
were
this
record
on
net
these
share
per
reserves
first six months of
period in the com¬
compared
'
'
1959.
Provision
for
$22,032,000
and
board
Tne
of
60c
for
income
taxes
for
♦Original
of
months
six
1960
was
of
record
Co.- -Seeks
Investment
Diversified
Cclorado
severally
opposite
their
Exemp-
::f <•"
7v.
Dean
;
,
Denver
company
Dain
&
M.
<fe Co.,
Securities
With
Piedras,
Corp.,
Electronics
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—,.
Carl* M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Pol-Ay:/..
: '■
v
a-Paine, Webber, Jackson
7,000
Puerto
—v.
corporation
Connecticut
curities
N. W., Washington 5,
724—14th Street,
Corp.,
EUSINESS—Connecticut
18,
Luchs
Co.
Frank
J.
defined
The
D.C.
located
at
were
N.W., Wash¬
March, 1959.
Avenue,
total
with
completed
potential
gross
in
experience
the
initial
.most- stable
vacancies,
9
5
all
of
proceeds
net
proceeds
and
commissions
sale
the
of
the
securities
estimated
is
expenses,
for
used
be
to
are
the
from
following
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
from
principals,
41,v%, mtge.
4
Vz %
Ffd.
prom,
stock
Common
payable,
stock,
no
will
March
on
FINANCING
f The
585,000.03
f585,000 03
100 shs.
§100 shs.
..
.
$3,992,430.36
to
shall
be
junior
Sept.
on
securities
______
3003 shs.
30,
of
the
com-'
and
mortgage
and
the
pre¬
FHA
its
upon
final
ap¬
Edison
Co.
New
of
-yy'7-
York,
ducers
corporation
000.000. of its 4%
interest.
crue!
has
called
for
convertible
Payment
redemption
debentures,
will be
made
due
the
at
Sept.
on
1973
12,
at
Morgan
next,
100%
$15
plus
Guaranty
-
York, 2
The
debentures may be
business
of
Broadway,
company,
New
Ycrk,
N.
into
converted
common
stock
Sept. 12, 1960 Ht S61 per share at
Irving Place, New York, N. Y.—V. 191,
4
up
the
p.
to
Trust
the close
office
of
Frank
S.
net
proceeds,
estimated
at
$260,000,
are
$100,000 for electronic
for completing
$80,000
company,
components.
electronic
other
and
was
organized.
•
•
the
his
been paid.
Zeh & Hahnemann was purchased for $25,000 plus
approximately $50,000 for accounts receivable. There is presently due
this contract $7,249.28.
In February, 1960, Decherts Machine Shop,
on
Control
suant
to
Data
Corp.—Common
July
a
26
prospectus
Stock
Offered—Pur¬
acquired all of the outstanding stock of Space Dynamics Corp.,
was organized in New Jersey on Feb, 16, 1958 by Allah A. Segal
the original name of Letoc-Standara Corp., for the purpose of
Inct
which
underwriting group
headed by Dean Witter & Co. publicly offered 125,000
shares of this firm's common stock
(50 cents par) at
$39.50 per share.
an
transducers
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in Minnesota on July 8
for the purpose of engaging in the design, development and
1957,
manufacture
the
in
electronic
entific
and
located
are
In
and
data
industrial
at
November,
the
1957,
company
manufactures
most
On
in
the
of
them
April
1936,
1,
was
merger
a
for
of
systems,
the
and
The
uses.
Park
5C1
Cedar Engineering.
into
sale
processing
of Jan. 31,
use
I960,
in
of
into
the
executive
offices
The
a
assets
Upon
of
Engineering Division
and
control
devices,
aircraft.
Minnesota
company.
the
Cedar
military
and
♦This
(10c
not
does
Finder's
be
Authorized
stock
the
organized
effective
corp.
business
machinery,
options.
Upon
17,500
the
outstanding
and
issued
include
shares
Toledo
Detroit &
period End. June 30—
Railway
oper;
revenue—
Railway
oper.
expenses.
*237,500 shs.
options in full there
Expense
of
Salaries
and
date
were
of
trans-
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
fr,
oper.
192,
p.
ry.
ops.__
$1,500
Travel
income
5.
9,590
—
:
——
9,000
4,COO
'
—
_________
Credit checks, auto exps.; franchise
Incidentals such as:
4,500
6,000
recording, fees, entertainment, and insur
be deposited at Heller & Co. and at banks-
taxes,
to
Reserve
191,
2201.
p.
RR.—Earnings-
Erie
Railway
fr.
11,486,102
ops.__
$1,502,491
$2,702,628 $13,363,118 $14,339,340
*Deficit.—V.
192,
p.
1,172,753
621,071
*565,635
income
oper.
ry.
11,050,173
ry.
65,797,374
66,043,305
expenses
oper.
rev.
$12,552,664 $14,188,730 $79,160,492 $80,382,645
revenue—
oper.
Railway
1960—S Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. June 30—
Net
15,500
_:
audit.
and
40,000
years——;
i——:—.
______—______
Legal
Net
next 3
and promotion—_—.
Advertising
—V.
the
over
wages
2,929,685-
6.
Evans
&
offered
Co.
Co.—Common
Ruie
is manager of
Inc.
Co.
an
Offered—McDonnell
Stock
underwriting
group
which
Aug. 10 145,000 shares of Evans Rule
stock at a price of $12.50 per share.
The
publicly
common
on
public sale
of
total number
of
offering
marks
the first
common
stock.
Of the
shares
105,000
and
the company's
offered,
shares
behalf of the company
the account of certain selling
for
stockholders.
portion of the proceeds
from
the sale of 40,000
be used by the compahy to purchase two leased
PROCEEDS—A
shares
will
stock
of
plants in Elizabeth, N. J. The balance of the proceeds will be added
to
working capital and will be available for general corporate pur•/..■v'-v
poses.
engaged principally
in the manufacture and sale of
■
completion
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
to
conditions
and
terms
purchase
of
the
from
of
shares
&
$241,440
$1,341,118
$1,645,422
56,966
220,275
368,326
and
stock set
the
in
the
the
there
through
their
stock.-
named
have
below,
subject
agreed,
severally
underwriting
selling
agreement,
53,000
6,000
P.
W.
Burns
Brooks
Bros.
Courts
&
&
&
Co.
Shares
Francis
I.
191,
2745.
Co.,
Stein
4,000
6,000
Van
&
Co.—
10.000
.
&
&
Co.
4,000
Inc
Stieglitz_
Hyder, Rosenthal & Co.—
Raffensperger,
Hughes &
4,000
Inc
duPont
p.
4,000
Evans
Halle
1—.
—_
& Co.,
10,000
Inc.—
Denton, Inc*.
Co
Dittmar
—V.
10,000
& Co
to
stockholders the number
their respective names:
Shares
Inc.___—
Co,
'
financing,
current
common
Inc.,
forth opposite
Lestrange <fc Co.—
Bear, Stearns
$4,230,972
2,535,550
Co.
contained
company
common
of
underwriters
McDonnell
representative,
shares of
400,000
outstanding
be
a
$372;791.
of
income
net
Arthurs,
I960:—6 Mos.—1959
■;
N. J.,
complete line
of precision steel measuring tapes.
The company recently started pro¬
duction of a lino of wood folding rules as a complement to its existing
line of measuring instruments.
For the fiscal year ended April 30, the
company and its affiliates had consolidated net sales of $3,531,484 and
Rule Co., with its headquarters in Elizabeth,
BUSINESS—Evans
is
will
Shore Line RR.—Earnings-
$167,646
25,374
company
issue
expense
McDonnell &
$3,784,432
2,443,314
used for
be
UNDERWRITERS—The
255,000 shares,
1960—Month—1959
$554,707
$649,606
387,061
408,166
will
proceeds
will amount to $90,000.
the following purposes in the order
the
to
priority shown:
of
FINANCING
reserved for Underwriter's and
exercise of the
proceeds
Business Machines,
Co., International
Register
Corp., National Cash
and. Burroughs Corp.
Craig-Hallum, Inc
corporation
Control
the company is the leasing of capital equipment
machines and office equipment, printing equipment,
wood-working machinery and general factory equip¬
manufactured by such companies as Addressograph-Multigraph
of
business
as
ment
temperature
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
value)______
par
1958, under the
24,
Oct.
on
will
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
'
Common
and
Minn.
instruments
and
Corp.,
substantially all of
1958.
missiles
components used
for military, sci¬
acquired all of the capital stock of
in 1952. This subsidiary was merged
complex
Control
m»rged
Minneapolis,
company
and
control
principal
company's
Avenue,
Inc., organized
as
variety
equipment
automatic
•
selling
pressure
other electronic components.
CAPITALIZATION
"
and
manufacturing
corporation maintains. Its principal office and place
Charlotte Street, Asheville, N. C. It was incorporated
laws of North Carolina.
business at 246
of
under
developing,
and the rights dates were July 29 to Aug. 8.
$2 per share,
i1'; BUSINESS—The
40,000 shares are being sold on
,
under the Delaware Statutes on March
by
all
2636.
Courts
Co., Atlanta 1, Ga., offered 50,000 shares of this firm's
50c par value common stock to existing stockholders on
a pro rata basis under preemptive rights.
The price was
be
to
building.
new
Stock¬
&
Corp.—Common
corporate purposes, including
manufacturing expenditures and
company
corporated
Y.
on
and
Inc.
business in Pennsylvania, under the .name Decherts
Machine Shop, Inc.
During 1958 Decherts Machine Shop, Inc. acquired
all the assets, inventories, designs, patterns and good will of Robinson
Press Company
(founded 1906) and of Zeh & Hahnemann (founded
1904).
The Robinson Press Co.
was acquired
for $87,400 w ich has
ac¬
?\,0i ^rW, York- 140 Br°adway, and The First National City Bank
New
of
Equitable Leasing Corp.—Rights Offering To
holders—Pursuant to a July 29 offering circular,
These
has been appointed
value -common stock of
,
• ".7
Corp., Inc., Darlington, S. C.—Files
Exchange Commission—
Dynamics
and
196G,
30,
Redemption—
The
par
no
*
_
York
New
Joseph P. Dechert and Allan A. Segal.
Mr.^Dechert in
1946, as a sole proprietor, commenced the business of manufacturing
and selling custom machine parts and special custom machinery under
the trade name of Dechert's Machine Shop.
On Sept. 29, 1954, he in¬
Inc.—Partial
offered.—V. 136, p. ill.
being
*
PROCEEDS—The
through its subsidiary, Decherts Machine
Shop, Inc., manufactures and sells two well known lines of proprietary
industrial power presses.
It also distributes industrial power liit trucks
and steel building shells.
The company, through its subsidiary Space
'Dynamics Corp., is researching and developing various types pf trans¬
-
three types
$10,600,660 ol toial payments under
1969, covering
5,
Plans
of
Aug. 1, 1960 filed a letter
$300,000 of 7%
subordinated
Co.,
equipping a
The
Consolidated
of
general
for
research
in right to future issues
.
preferred stock will be issued to the
proval of the acquisition.—V. 191, p. 1984.
used
,
the
$4,034,556 87
1960.
company.
§ The
Bank
City
and
PROCEEDS—The
25C0 shs.
by
Aug.
01.
BUSINESS—The
in
right to the
and they may also be made junior
ferred stock,
oi
1960
notes
Outstanding
*$4,034,556.87
par
-
Stock - Offered—
Pursuant to an Aug. 8 offering circular, Plymouth Secu¬
rities Corp., 92 Liberty Street, New York 6, N. Y., pub¬
licly offered 100,000 shares of this firm's 10c par common
stock at $3 per share.
■
'%;:■:
$125,000.00
par
Crawford
Dechert
4,034,556.87
1991
1,
•'V
Smith & Co., Inc.,- both oi
Columbia, S. C., and V. M. Manning & Co., Inc. of Greenville, S. C.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
bearing
of the mortgage which is to be assumed
according to the date of settlement from
vary
31,
$1
■
Discount
corporation
H.
G.
1991—
1,
Oct.
Oct.
cumul.,
'This.amount
pany,
due
notes,
5%
non-int.
due
;■
of notification with
the
SEC
covering
convertible sinking
fund debentures, due July 1, 1975, to be offered at face value through
10,000
PRESENT
Authorized
Loan
National
Securities
The
after
purposes:
and organizational expenses
charges
stock," 25
('• :;i>
r
Corp.—Registrar Appointed—
Dealers
payment to seller pursuant to purchase agreements $590,000
Repayment on advances made by Messrs. Shannon & Luchs 125,000
Payment of real estate commis. to Shannon & Luchs Co._
44.500
CAPITALIZATION
399.
First
With
Final
Settlement
corporation, of 113 West 42nd St., New York, sponsor and dis¬
of plans ior
the accumulation of shares of Knickerbocker
Growth Fund, Inc.,
filed a registrations-statement with the SEC on
textile
Bank has been appointed transfer agent
cents par value, of: the
corporation.—
Manhattan
common
p.
Corp.—Files for Offering—
Economic Planning
This
Office
$769,500.
at
company,.
tributor
such
of
unit.
rental
FROCEEDS—The
payment
presently
are
in Houston.:
Co., Inc,—Transfer Agent—
registrar for 607,560 shares of the
the
corporation.—V. 191, p. 2304.
which have never
which are 3-beclroom units which normally find slower
acceptance, but which the company believes generaily become
There
appearance
Craft Marine
Daffin
-The
rent whicn the com¬
of most luxury type
and
been rented
The
which
apartments,
the
192,
normal first year rent up program and it has reached
a
of 95.5% of the
believes is consistent
apartments.
the
Connecticut
4600
Inc.r-SEC in Reorganization
in proceedings'under Chapter X
reorganization of v this company, of
its
has entered
Chase
The
of
■v.
Co.—Files Security Plans—
343 State St., Rochester, N. Y., filed a registration
statement with the SEC on Aug. 4. 1960 covering $44,600,000 of in¬
terests
in
the Eastman Kodak Employees'
Savings and Investment
Plan.—V. 191, p. 1772.
This
The
organized primarily for the purpose of acquiring
luxury
type
apartment house building,
Forty Six Hundred Connecticut Apartments.
are
manufacturing facilities for
company's
the
Bankruptcy
Custom
7;-Xv-r-V
occupancy
pany
and
Rules
the
as
The
completing
Shannon
doubling
to
Act for the
Houston, pending in the U. S. District Court
the
of
&
existing
an
known
is
apartments
are
William E.
Messrs.
Shannon
of
.
,
Crusader Oil & ,Gas Co.,
The SEC
"promoters" of the company as that term is
and Regulations of the Securities and
be
was
company
ington,
and
personnel
Commission.
operating
which
Co.
Luchs
&
may
General
the
operating
and
executives
Shannon
Luchs
in
Exchange
The
key
of
of
laws
,
.
Inc. was incorporated March
the State of Maryland. The company was
Chesapeake,
&
,
Expansion of th Beetle Plastics plant by two-thirds \vill start. Jan. 1,
and employment will be doubled as soon as completion.is accomplished,
—v. .191, p. 2200.
.-Vf■■;;
the sponsorship and at the direction of Shannon &
realtors,'* and the management of the company is
under
Company,
composed
and
the
under
1960
organized
Luchs
1991, and one
101%
Eastman Kodak
■
package machinery and case sealing equipment, the ; subsidiary will.considerably enlarge its research, development ^ and.'.engineeritna depaptments.
'
<
)"
"
v -
at $360 per
pal amount of 4!V% nbtes* due Oct. 1,
share of no par value common stock, "■/.■'y:.
.
Sept. 30, 1960, all
A, due Feb. 1, 1970
corporation has. called for redemption on
outstanding collateral debentures 4%% series
its
Mass.,
Worcester,
Agawam.
La addition
C., publicly offered 2,250 units of this firm's securities
unit. Each such unit consisted of $260 princi¬
D.
Corp.—Expansion—
Debentures—
Utilities Lid.—To Redeem
Eastern
Payment will be made at the Bank of Nova Scotia, Charlottetown, Halifax, Saint John, Monet on, Montreal or Toronto, Canada.
.
Chesapeake, Inc.—Securities Offered—
&
V;''-:y' vj
■..;
192, p. 5.
stock.—V.
common
at
2,0C't)
________
of
The
corporation Will substantially expand both
its
Package Machinery and Beetle Plastics.. subsidiaries, Frederic W.
Howe, Jr., President, announced on Aug. 4.
'
■ 7
The
Crompton & Knowles Packaging Corp. subsidiary will break
ground in September for a 55,000 sq. ft. plant on a 46 acre tract in
Agawam, Mass., and expects to be in full production; by-,June, 1961,
The
company expects to move its entire operation a.nd
personnel to
July 29 prospectus, Shannon & Luchs Se¬
a
Co..—
7,000
2516.
p.
Crcmpton & Knowles
The
the SEC covering 60,000 snares
Pursuant to
191,
standing
of
Exchange Commission
and
1,
Aug.
on
7,000
.
•"7:U 7> ;vX; -y/yyyy.iyi-c
■
completion of the current financing, out¬
capitalization of the company will consist of 333,333 shares
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
3,000
3,000.
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
:
Inc. 2:———2,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—
2,000
Far well, Chapman & Co.—
2.000
Vietor, Common, Dann
7,000
&
tractors.
"• >•''Shares".
Bache & Co
5,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
5,000
Blunt Ellis & Simmons— 3,000
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Walston & Co., Inc.
Dominiek—
Dbminick
1963 filed a letter of notification with
of class A common stock ipar 10 cents»
to be offered at $5 per share, through L. L. Bost Co., Baltimore. Md.
Tne proceeds are to be used to purchase machinery and equipment,
research
and development and for working capital.
The
10,000
Inc
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Curtis
Rico.—Files
Co
.
10,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood- 10,000
White, Weld* & Co.—_— 10,000
•
Commonwealth
Shares'
30,000
and general con¬
electronic fabricators,
private
and
governmental
names.
.
applied to the SEC for an order exempting
it from all provisions of the Investment Company Act; and the Com¬
mission has issued an order giving interested persons until Aug.
18,
I960, to request a hearing therecn. The company was organized in
Cct.
1959, has no operating history and no securities outstanding,
end proposes .to offer 39,500 shares of capital stock at $2.50 per share
enly to residents of Colorado, the proceeds to be invested in common
stocks with the objective oi capital- appreciation.
' /'"i-jv'ftlv/-:;'5
This
Witter
J.
tion—
turers
to sell to
stock set
agreed to purchase, and the company agreed
the number of shares of additional common
respective
Droducts
of
chem
")
Dwyer-Baker Electronics Corp. manufactures a variety
used by the trucking industry, vending machine manufac¬
amusement industry, display, outdoor sign companies, outdoor
furniture manufacturers, pre-stressed and pre-cast concrete companies,
jDTjgTMggg
,
the conditions
underwriters named
the
Agreement
Underwriting
the
in
contained
below severally
of
close
the
at
2088.
p.
speculation.
offered as a
,
at $3 per share was made on
comprising Frank B. Bateman, Ltd.,
Co. and Hardy & Co. The securities are
&
Jack M. Bass
March 31, 1960,
»
.
by a group
9
Au*
terms of and subject to
UNDERWRITERS—Under the
.
-.
(Miami, Fla.) firm
of this
200,250 shares reserved for issu¬
had current bank loans outstanding at
$150,000 and had open lines of credit of $1,500,000.
•
-
12, 1960 to holders
distributed on Jan.
191, p. ,1217. .
was
i&. 1959.—-V.
Dec.
on
•
Secured by first mortgage on
formerly owned by that company.
■The company
••
dividend
stock
Dwyer-Eaker Electronics Corp.—Common Stock Of¬
fered—Public offering of 100,000 shares of common stock
Inc.
and equipment
,f
1930.
24,
record
cents a common share weie paid qn March 31
June 20, I960, a cash dividend of 15 Cents a
declared payable Sept, 12 to holders of record
of 15
was:
•
14,000 shs.
1,092,493 shs,
part consideration for purchase of capi¬
forth
of
holders
■
shaife
*%
a
continued to increase
limit their ability to obtain
their selling prices.
I960. On
10
June
common
Aug.
through increases in
dividends
fTtjh
and
ance
dividend
a
Sflsctttag154
.
conditions
competitive
extremely
and
t2,300,000 shs.
amount issued as
Cedar Engineering,
machinery
—'
Product Line which they acquired
the Bank Under-Counter
the Henmg-Hall-Marvin acquisition,
company's labor and other costs have
and
The
of
..
30, 1960, earn-,
$1,27 for the first half of 1960, as against
share were
for
through
r
.
'40,000 shs._
.
cents)
?As of March 31, 1960, there were
under Restricted Stock Options.
7:
stock, payable Oct. 1, 1960 to stock¬
business Sept. 14, I960.—V. 191,
share on the common
per
first
the
quarter $13,320,000.
Coca-Cola on Aug. 1 declared
of
of
stock
certain
second
the
directors
of
series)
in
issuable
preferred stock
stock (par 50
Common
tal
share
ner
Line
$49,800
;
■>'';■'
,
6 %
•
;;
first
cKion
;
Outstanding
.
'
due $16,600 ' <•
annually Dec. 1, I960 to 1962
*$150,000
Capital Stock '
7X7v
Cumulative preferred stock
(par $25,
5',r
-y;;:-V'
Consolidated net profit for the
second quarter of 1960, after all
charges, was $10,231,155 or 80c a snare compared with net profit for
the second quarter of 1959 of $9,555,231 or 75c a share.
ior
Authorized '
v,:.
six months of 1960, after pro¬
and all other charges, was $16,064,532
with $14,795,471
or
$1.16 per share
the
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
1959, ;
shares outstanding June
of
half
first
677102 common
the comparable period in 1959. . .
■ ' - - - • .
Mr
Koontz dedaled that the company's products continue to receive
strone acceptance.- He added that the company was making aggressive
Promotional efforts in the Data Processing Accessory Equipment Product
programs.
Long-Term Debt
secured note payable,
was
the
i'.i
noon
11
<t l
Computer
were
it
ings per
it has recently placed a computing center in opera¬
Division in Minneapolis.
The outstanding bank
incurred primarily in connection with the temporary fi¬
its
CAPITALIZATION
■
;
for
profit
vision for income taxes,
$1.26
3,795,751
,
Consolidated
or-
$4,139,551
3,172,367
abroad for the
for any similar
and
country
highest
history.
pany's
$3,583,194
647,288
(& Subs.)—Record Sales—Net Up—
Coca-Cola Co.
Sales
$656,594
$515,442
ino._
443,111
\.
.».
ops.__
oper.
4.
;
p.
Raspd
Also,
equipment.
nancing of
Net
additional
the
ta^s
tave<i
ffot*
a
from
out¬
July 27 reported for the six months ended
of $856,995, after provision for Federal and
announced by Raymond C. Koontz, President.
approximately 14% more than the $749,233 earned
on
net income
earnings are
These
...
;
to be received by the company
common stock will be
used to repay
I960'
30
Canadian
pipeline com¬
and gas utility and
power
proceeds
net
Up—News—
Ohio, firm
Canton
The
Time
bank loans (estimated to be $1,550,000 at the time this
iinancing is
consummated)
and the balance will be added to tne
company's general funds and used for working capital and other cor¬
porate purposes.
The company has initiated a program of leasing as
well
as
selling its computers, which requires a larger investment in
1960—Month—1959
$1,605,276
to
,■;
sale
the
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway oper. expenses
now
standing
192, p. 303.
of shares.—V.
number
same
'
PROCEEDS—The
the first six months of 1959.
$1.37 in the 1960 period on the basis of
outstanding, compared with $1.42 in 1959
were
snare
per
primarily
equipment,
ing
panies.
ior
income
which
the company.
Tnis subsidiary is engaged m the design,
manufacture, and sale of electronic supervisory control and telemeter¬
$1,822,082, compared with $1,888,197 in
to
'
net
Monday, August 15, 1960
.
.
Diebold, Inc.—Net
incorporated under the name
operates as a wholly-owned sub¬
corporation,
Minnesota
new
a
Corporation,"
of
sidiary
Chairman, and A. O. Steffey, President/announced
the six months ended June 30, 1960, amounted
oinck,
William J,
to
"Control
\-v
City Products Corp.—Net Down—
that
.
(596)
Inc.
Bros,
—
and
——6,000
6,000
Boyce
Noel & Co.—
Joseph Walker & Sons—
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
Alstyne,
Inc.
6,000
2,000
-
6,000
4,000
4,COO
Volume
Executive
Number 5977
192
Co.,
Insurance
Life
Trie
company
SEC
offered
joverlrig
at
S3
ing
100,000
snare,
per
Tne proceeds
insurance
an
shares
without underwriting.
defray expenses
—
industries
Files
of
notification with
(par $1) to be
that an upturn in sales with improved earn¬
ings began in the latter part of June, a trend which is continuing
as
of this date.
Accordingly, he said, an encouraging outlook is in¬
Mr.
•
out
of
balance
income
all
after
the
charges
of
half
the
previous
requirements
85
to
standing
after
adjusting
I960.—V..-191, p. 1985.
31,
dated
no
;
July 21, at $5 per share, as a
transfer
APPOINTMENT—The
&
stock, via an offering
par common
of
Co.
Trust
is
agent
Operating
Fed.
Other
BUSINESS—The company was organized under
Onio on
June
20, 1949. The
original name
Steel Warehouse Corp." The name was
needed
the customer,
also maintains
by
company
EFFECT
C-IVING
TO
stock
Common
—V.
191,
r"
LT;"
\
-vr.v:■*■■■'f:'i
•
National
First
the corporation.—V.
<
City
192,
■
sale
304. *
p.
'
x
•
.
.
•
..
j
-
ing
PRCCEEDS—Of
will
be
sold
the
shares
323,000
behalf of the
on
stock offered, 217,000 shares
and 108,000 shares for the
who will con¬
of
company
of
proceeds from the sale of its 217,000 shares of class A stock together with the proceeds cf a new $2,000,000 term loan from an
insurance company, will be used by the
company for the retirement
of its outstanding preferred stock; pavment in full of an
earlier term
lean from
the same insurance company; construction of a new
and
larger plant for the Decotone Products Division; completion
office building, and for additional working capital.
th
EARNINGS—For
other
from
obtained
materials
300
of
CAPITALIZATION
class
ihe
The
company
stock;
658,182
—
A
debt.
sundry
of
373,231
"
UNDERWRITERS—The
,
A
class
severally
Blair
are
as
Winslowy
of
several
the
-
Co.,.
Hayden,
Stone
Ac
Co
Hutton
192,
^
Co
&
&
Lemon
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson 12,500
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day
12,500
7,000
12,500
7,000
Co
19,000-
Corp
& Co.-_.-_ 19,000
Kidder, Peabody
—V.
12,500
& Co
Hutton
Watling,
Lerchen
6.
p.
—V. 3,500
Co
12.500
William R. Staats & Co.—
7,000
Stone & Webster Securities
7,000
Co.__
Johnston,
125,000 shares of
offered for public
be
being outstand¬
& Co.
7,000
.
Federal
lor
Shares
Record
of
of
)
'•'Adjusted,
191,
and
Junior,
American
remaining
and 2,500
Inc.,
stock
common
common
of American
shares
Junior
and
.of. Mary Lester.
sales
Total
earnings
for
Dallas,
.-amounting to $2 J,629,426
Texas,
were
up
for the first
Williamson, President.
and
10.000
shares
of
$100
par
company
Lester
Mary
Lester.
Board,
lower than a year ago, E. J. Thomas,
announced after a meeting of the Board of
7
'Consolidated net'sales
of
crease
$3,058,485
of
crease
7.2'%,
half
first
for
income
of
previous
the
over
1959
months
first six
the
record
of
income
Net
the
for
a de¬
earned in the record-breaking
six months this year was
first
for the 24 week
period ending Juno 12. Earnings increased from 49 cents to 54 cents
per share
over this same period last year, based on
the 1,616,080
to $11,194,264 as
been
as
as
soon
191,
p.
General
site in Toronto, Canada, had
by the newly-formed Frit a Co: of Canada, Ltd., and
sales volume justifies,
a plant would be erected.
purchased
that
—V.
also announced that a
Williamson
Mr,
2089.
Controls Co.—Sales Up—Net Down—
working capital at mid-year increased to $520,428,947
$502,651,305 a year ago. The ratio of current assets
was 4.5 to 1 cevnpared with 4.7 to 1 a year ago.
from
the
that
been fully reflected in prices.
30,
like
Calif., company reported on Aug. 8 that in the
achieved record sales.
For the six months ended
Glendale,
of
1960
President
tributed
to
it
W.
A.
the
Ray
stated
increase
in
that
sales
all
with
divisions of
the
the
exception
company con¬
the Heating
of
level of hous¬
ing construction.
A lower than anticipated level of sales, however,
coupled
with continued
inventory adjustments in
the construction
Controls
division
which
remained
suppressed
by
the low
2,007,286
805,978
$1,280,696*. $1,201,308
875,695
*867,687 ^
$1.46
. "7 *$1.38
..
1960.
28,
March
authorized
split
.
oper.
i960—Month—1959
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$4,804,000
$5,513,000 $29,435,000 $31,001,000
Railway
Net
expenses
oper.
fr.
rev.
192,
4,114,291
4,786,515
24,935,436
$689,709
178,564
$726,485
$4,499,564
710,913
$4,202,522
1,590,013
deficit.
274,382
Greater Tucson Investment Corp.,
With Securities and Exchange
corporation
SEC
($50
The
July 28,
on
shaves
1.240
covering
Tucson, Ariz.—Files
Commission—
be used to purchase desert
proceeds'are to
registration statement on Aug. 11 with the SEC
covering a proposed public offering of 100,000 shares of common stock
$1 par. Lehman Brothers and G. H. Walker & Co.
will manage the
underwriting.
'
' :
company
filed
a
funds of the company,
the company, including
capital for the carrying of
proceeds will be added to the general
will be available for the requirements of
The
and
additional working
receivable.
things
other
among
inventories
accounts
and
'
The
wholly-owned
its
and
company
and
Corp.
components, instruments and equipment which are sold to
and to commercial manufacturers. Among the company's
the military
products are
piezoelectric ceramic materials including stereo phonograph pick-up
elements; subminiature components including thermistors and capac¬
itors; nickel cadmium batteries; transistorized power supplies; ultra¬
sonic equipment;, and acceleration and shock an& vibration transducers
,and>
equipment.
Albuquerque, N.
V. 192, p. 209.
Plants are operated at
M.;
Hawthorne, Calif,,
and
N. J.;
Canada.—
and Lodi,
Metuchen
Ganan'oque,
A
cents
ended
Manufacturing Co.—Net
Down—•
total
far
the six months ended July 2, 1960 amounted to
share compared to 92 cents per share for the six months
27,
1959, President E. P. Hamilton reported to shareNet sales for the period of $13,689,243 were 4 %
lower than
in
per
IS 59
of
and earnings of $793,629 were
$14 300,043
1
1959 figure of .$7021,406.
'
22 %
below
Loeb &
14 %
increase
departments
effect
first
the
the
final
space
will
to
in
7
ol
expansion
43,000
order
orders was
the company's
increased
the
during
earnings
on
first
by about 25%.
have
the
handle
half-yeav.
Since
said to have had
traditionally slack
lime.—V.
192,
in
by
June
A common stock of Harvey
underwriting group headed by
of
an
7.
p.
Subs.) —
(&
Inc.
Publications,
Consolidated
Hearst
Statement—
Six
Months
operating
income.-
1900
1959
$91,004,600 $94,646,600
203,200
.1 383,800
/
reve»ue__
;
$31,207,800 $95,030,400
1
Total
Federal
before
Federal
taxes
Current
on
$1,215,000
369,500
443,400
income.,.—_—__
income:
on
provision,.
—
—
months ended June
six
loss
96,245,400
$2,006,700
',*•"<•
212,700
taxes
Loss-carry-back credit
Net
93,214,500
including int. & depreciation—
incurred
Cqsts
30—
June
Ended
Total
Other
30—
$1,141,100
$2,219,400
...
$772,200, a non¬
sale of the "Pitts¬
burgh
Sun-Telegraph for dismissal pay
to -<employees, mop-up ex- - ;
penses, etc., has been charged to earned surplus.
1959 Federal income tax figures
have been changed to give eftect
ratably over the year to adjustments booked at the year end.—V. 188,.
P546.
■
■.-!'■
::-.7'.v? ;fv;7: '.7.-.'
7
-.'..7
/•■.':';Tj
(including goodwill write-off of
date in connection With, the
Loss" of $2,146,300
the
At
this corporation, of Newark, N. J., the SEC has
for Sept, Id, I9o0, in its New Yorx Regional
the question wheiher to vacate or make permanent
the
1960, order of
the Commission temporarily suspending a
of
hearing
a
cn
June
10,
Corp.—Hearing Scheduled—
Seal
request
scheduled
Office
to
incurred
item)
cash
Regulation
exemption
A
1333
of
With
respocu
its
Juno
10
In
to
order,
a
from registration under the Securities Act
puplie olfe.mg of stock by tnat company,.
asserted, among other things,
the Commission
100,000
company's' ottering circular relating to its ottering of
shares at $3 per sharp pursuant
to a notitication
the
that
common
filed in
lalse and misleading representations of material
fact.
The hearing requested by the company was first scheduled for
Aug. 8 and has been postponed to Sept. 19 011 request of its counsel. ■
—V; 191, p. 2638.
1959, contained
Inc. — Private Placement—
Aug. 10 purchased $5,000,000 of
Group,
Finance
Home
Mutual of New York on
subordinated notes from Home Finance Group.
was arranged by Goldman, Sachs & Co.'
PROCEEDS—Home Finance plans to use the loan to redeem pres¬
ently outstanding subordinated notes and add the balance to work¬
12-year
of
its
A new
square
completed
administration building, increasing office
warehouse building has been started which
year,
feet
of
Hamilton
has "started
floor space.
1960 including a
the same amount
1959 period.—V. 191, p. 1322.
paid during the first six months of
10 cent extra, totalled 60 cents per share which was
during
the
same
and
'
mostly in financing of
capital.
.
deals
Finance
BUSINESS—Home
The company has headquarters
oifices in seven states, including
Tennessee, and 24 in South Carolina.—V.
purchases.
90 branch
automobile
in Charlotte, N. C. and
37 in North Carolina, 14
191, p. 506.
Hydrocraft, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant
an
Aug. 4 offering circular, 180,000 shares of this
firm's $1 par common stock were publicly offered at
to
120,000 of the shares were
$1 per share.
Co., Los Angeles
&
Wedbush
offered through
8, Calif., and the
Inc.,
First Western Bank and Trust
California Bank, Los Angeles, Calif.
Agent:
Calif.; Registrar:
Los Angeles,
Co.,
remain¬
Hogan,
oftered through Arthur B.
of Burbank, Calif.
ing 60,000 shares were
BUSINESS—Hydrocraft, Inc., is engaged in the design, manufacture
and sale of fibregiass pleasure boats.
The company was incorporated
under
the
laws
of the
State of California on Nov.
16, 19^9. Its
804 Lake Street, Huntington Beach,. Calif.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
principal office is located at
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Authorized
loans
♦Bank
Common
stock
par
97,230
Brandon,
Perry
reserved
options held by the
(after
hereby)
sale
stock
of
promotional sheres to_ Ken¬
Funke, Jack B. Hochadei,
In addition 6,000 snares
issuance upon the exercise 01
Underwriters and
Wedbush & Co.
anticipated that the aggregate , proceeds to the
deducting all expenses from the sale of the stock
is
will be
will
Pyle.
Kenneth
by the company for
being
the
company
to be issued as
P. Funke,
Rex
James
are
PROCEEDS—It
note for $2,500
$1,800.00.
shares
and
Potts
C.
$4,300.00
1,000,000 shs.
1300,OOD shs.
and 6V2% note secured by
value)'——
6'/s:%
day
mortgage for
F.
Worth
($1
90
Outstanding
——
-
♦Unsecured
be
approximately $143,000.
The proceeds lrom the
used as follows:
stock piling—:
increase plant capacity by the
$o?'nSn
20.008
Inventory
To
Research
To
establish
a
outside of
transportation division
"■
the west7~
'
».uuo
to handle shipments
boats
do.uju
capital
192, p. 7.
Working
—V.
10'
r-."""""";"
territory——--
sales
ern
addition of molds and jigs
development.
—
additional distributorships
and
create
To
of
..
the
Dividends
declared
shares
750,000
of
Co.
offered
.
backlog at-July 2 from the previous
record
high three months ago was achieved even though 1960 ship¬
ments exceeded those of 1959 during the second quarter, it was stated.
This was. attributed to strength in non-appliance orders especially in
Ihe field of school
equipment. Enlargement of sales and engineering
A
effect.
m
made
was
.
and Tucker, Anthony and R. L. Dayi The offering:
made
securities
of
the firm,
one
of the six producers of primary
aluminum in tne United States,
available to the public for the first
Kulm,
neth
June
owners.
Completion
offering
public
chattel
Earnings
72
7
presently
is
facilities.
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
including Titania
subsidiaries,
of Canada Ltd., is engaged in the research, development
manufacture of electronic, clectro-mechanical and electro-acoustic
Electric
to
expected
are
increase.
of
rate
same
1960
continues
share
in
lands.
Gulton Industries, Inc.—Files Common—
The
the
ing
I960 filed a letter oi' notification with
of common stock to be offered at par
without underwriting.
share),
per
up
are
The transaction
6.
p.
this
at
31 reported net earnings for
17.3%' above the like period
July
on
30
expanding its fabricating and aluminum
of
this program will result in increased revenue for the coming fiscal year, Mr. Harvey said.
He
noted
that the order backlog
lor zirconium and titanium,
of
which the company is also a primary producer, is at a record level.
Mr. Harvey said the present quarterly dividend rate of 25 cents per
26,798,478
ops.a_
ry.
oper.
ry.
—V.
revenue—
June
period,, sales amounted to $42,627,955 lor a net Income
of $3,679,377.
For the nine month period last year,
the company
reported sales of $46,394,330 and a net income of $3,137,310.
In
March
RR.—Earnings—
Grand Trunk Western
Railway
first six months
higher wages and
the lower earnings in the
increased cost of natural rubber,
said
improved fringe benefiis, which have not
—V. 191, p, 1111.
some
first
June
1960, sales totalled $20,755,669 compared with $19,522,403 for the
period of last year.
77/.7. '7;.7- 77
'7.7. •• 7- '•/. 77/7
This
half
1,096,087
Karvey, Chairman, said.
profits for the last quarter
A.
that
indicated
He
continue
Hermetic
liabilities
Thomas
resulted
7 the
outstanding.
shades
2,376,783
income
on
1
firm
ended
months
Lawrence
1959,
$1.22 in the
with
current
the
$812,750,506
of
included in the consolidated net in¬
compared with $9,759,723 a year ago.
subsidiaries
foreign
Gocdyear's
compared
"Mr.'
in¬
set in
to $815,808,995, an
amounted to $37,694,223,
compared to $40,646,386
1959.
amounted
Net
1
half-year rose
to $1.13 per share of common stock compared to
period, based pn 33,192,228 shares now outstanding.
equal
to
the
for
last year.
the fihst half of
Net
this year
Chairman of
Directors on
-
1,
<lt
t
of
Loss
high record in the first six months of
new
a
the
company
12%
'
;■
Calif.,,
Torrance,
nine
the
Aluminum
indebtedness
the
Hamilton
weeks of the year were reported by John D.
24
taxes._
for
taxes
stotk
2-for-l
for
1111,
p.
reduction
Wisconsin, Inc. The company presently
the
which
reached
Aug. 2.
Co.—Sales, Net at Record—
sales
state
share
per
tIncludes
Frito
5,471
$39,027,084
income for the pericd__-__J__i.___^
outstanding at end of pcriod___,
I
71 Net
—V.
&
3,241
$43,026,079
'
provision
deducting
before
Income
Provision
28,453,469
574,106
9,806,024
188,014
31,027,414
585,787
11,153,251
256,386
expenses
paid
:
Minority interest 111 net profit of subsidiaries
The. company
-
earnings were
F.' S. Moseley & Co._—19,000
Riter &
—___
&
E.
of
shares
various
to
of
but
Shares
Rippel & Co,_—_
7,000
Inc.
12,500
First Boston Corp.____ 19,000
F.
(75%
stock,
stock,
chares
underwriters of the
purchased
The Ohio Co._
7,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
l—
19,000
7R. W. Pressprich & Co.— 12,500
'
Miller
W.
to
are
registra¬
a
be offered in exchange for the
to
are
Period End. June 30—
-
amortization
administrative
and
Interest
The
has outstanding 412,000 shares of com¬
Glen, senior vice-president, owns 100,250
shares and is selling 12,500 shares, and Stanley Glen, president, owns
.66,100 chares and is selling 12,500 shares.
In addition, Stanley Glen
owns
40 outstanding shares of American Junior snd
250 outstanding
will have
outstanding 325,000
shares of class B stock, and $2,-
•
7,000
&
Hayden,
E.
covering
8
shares
•
common
shares
addition
In
follows:
Co
&
Whiteside
Estabrook &
The
Aug.
on
100,000
Lester of Southeastern
900
mon
total number of shares to be
White, Weld & Co. Inc.— 63,500,
Ball, Burge & Kraus
7,000
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
12,500
Chace,
SEC
the company and 25,000 shares,
exchange for the remaining 1,000 outstanding
in
preferred
subsidiaries
and its
net income
and
Shares
William
868,298
;The company manufactures and sells ladies', Misses' and children's
apparel .as well as decorative covers for bathroom fixtures; and it
also operates and franchises stores known as the Mary Lester Stores
which retail yard goods, decorating fabrics, notions and miscellaneous
sewing supplies. The net proceeds from the sale of 100,000 shares will
be added, to-, working capital. Initially the entire proceeds will be used
to reduce short-term bank loans which aggregated $2,650,000 on July
25, I960.
' ' - • '
,,
•
.
7 7
.
names
stock and the
common
them
by
the
of
shares
outstanding
owns
of $714,225.
For Ihe quarter ended March 31,
1960, consolidated net sales were $5,236,637 and net income was $162,476.
of
per
6,000
Mary
The
company
$20,177,102
of
sold and occupancy expense
depreciat'n and amortization)
and
general
Selling,
$1,408,817
876,269
present holders thereof.
The public offering price
share, such shares to be offered by a group of under¬
by Loewi & Co.
The underwriting, terms are to be
headed
which
of
sources.
the
1959,
year
sales
net
consolidated
shares
$1,502,564
155,721
addition, the company is registering 8,500 shares of common stock,
In
of a new
plants and
development,
manufacture, conversion and sale of fine papers, technical papers and
cllieT prlpducts. The company was incorporated in 1916 to continue a
business which had been conducted under that name since 1864.
The company has two major divisions, the Paper Mill Division and
the
Decotone
Products Division,
the former division manufacturing
paper from
purchased pulp and other material for outside sale and
for further conversion by the Decotone Division, which converts base
papers obtained from
the Paper Mill Division as well as paper and
BUSINESS—Fit»hburg
Paper
Co.,
with its principal
executive offices in Fitchbui'g, Mass., is engaged in the
had
$245,162
supplied.-by amendment.
Net
cthet
$10
writers
come
George R. Wallace, Chairman of. the Board,
to be the principal stockholder of the company.
tinue
$272,417
the
by
Profits
'-
/
being
stock,
Common
A
Co.— Class
Paper
goods
Earnings
7162,004
which
of
account
the
Sales
been
has
Co.
Trust
share.
.
845,213
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—Sales Up, Net Down—
Offered-—
underwriting
group which offered on Aug. 10, 325,000 shares of ihis
company's class A common stock at a price of $10.25 per
Fitchburg
account
for
{'r7
White, Weld & Co. Inc. is manager of an
ar?
stock,
common
Corp.—Appointments—
Investors
appointed registrar lor
800,000 shares of class A common stock and 10,000 shares of class B
common stock of the corporation
and The First National City Bank of
New
York
has
been appointed
transfer agent..of 900,000 shares of
class.;A .common stock and 10,000 shapes pf,flags B common stock of
The
871,600
813,527
-
137,247
1668.
p.
'•«
First
177,000 shs.
878,900
150,100
•
98,479
East* Buffalo St., Milwaukee, Wis,, filed
10,000. shares ,'( 91 %)
Outstanding
300,000 shs.
par)
(no
-
of
(exclusive of
Depreciation
'
with
statement
tion
the
for
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized.
113.
p.
jGxen'Mfg: Inc.. 320
this
from
Cost
-
5,786,031
169,000
158,773
220,060
$45,402,$62 $41,034,370
.
Harvey Aluminum; Inc.—Net Up—
.
CAPITALIZATION
192,
shares
proceeds
net
6,461,880
,
j.
-
__
Less:
Glen Mfg., Inc.—Offering And Secondary—
sale of securities are esti¬
mated at $250,750 beiore deduction of expenses in connection with the
offering. The compabj intends to apply such proceeds to an expansion
program with the following priorities:
(a) purchase of new machinery
and equipment, to expand the volume of steel and aluminum processing
business at the company's plant location in tbe Dayton area,
(b) ac¬
quisition of further production facilities in another location, similar
in character
to
tne present facilities of the company,
(ci financing
larger company-owneci inventory for the expansion of sales from in¬
ventory, and
i cii
the balance will be retained as working capital. The
company is unable to state the
amount1 of such proceeds to be used"
for each of the items set forth in the preceding sentence.
PROCEEDS—The
987,446
"
-
its own inventory of steel coils for
general market as well as being distributor of aluminum coils
Fairmont Aluminum Co., a subsidiary of Cerro DeBasco.7
The
$8,911,661
operating income
charges
—V.
"Federal
sizes
$9,656,871
after
Net
'
the laws of the State
of the company was
changed to "Federal
StgjjtsCorp." by charter amendment dated Oct. 9, 1953. The company
is' engaged in the processing, distribution, warehousing and sale of
steel and aluminum, coil, sheet and strip for the industrial trade. Its
principal office is located at 3327 Elkton Ave., Dayton 3, Ohio. The
company's principal souice of revenue is derived from processing Cus¬
tomer
owned
steel
shipped from the mills to the company on the
customer's
orders.
The
company
stores the customer's material and
processes the material tG the customer's daily production requirements,
thereby eliminating the necessity for storage of steel and aluminum
on
tne customer's premises and
providing close control of day-to-day
preliminary processing of material from wide coils to specific blank
:
of
$1,519,955
1,092,483
operating taxes
Net
National Bank
Winters
1960—6 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
expenses—
income
taxes^_'__
speculation.
the
income
•
$1,632,379
revenues
Operating
circular
Ohio.
Dayton,
after
^
Period End; June 30—
shares of
equal
$666,268
to
amounted
1960
1959
$45,182,802 $40,875,597
...
interest
investments,
General Telephone Co.. of Ohio-r-Earnings—>
.
Steel
revenues.
sundry
5
Subs.)—Statement—
(&
Marx
&
operating
from
other
and
was
cents
and
Total
$903,598 equal after preferred dividend
a
share on. the 954,798 shares tnen out¬
for
the 10%
stock dividend paid March
year
Schaffner
sales
Dividends
year.
preferred dividends to 60 cents a share on the 957,208 shares of com¬
stock outstanding at June 30,
1960.
Net income for the first
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—West-,
heimer & Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio, publicly offered 59,000
Federal
Ilart
S'x Months Fnded May 31—
mon
distributor
fully-paid Plans.—V. 137, p. 1541..•
the
for
Net
Pa., sponsor and principal
the
accumulation
oi
shares
pointed
Ray
dicated
Inc.—Files For Offering—
Pittsburgh,
of
Net
of Invest¬
ment
Plans
for
ol' Federated Growth
Fund, a class of capital stock of Federated Funds, Inc., filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on Aug. 3, 1960, covering $25,000,000
Systematic Investment. Plans with and without insurance and $5,000,000
This
back
controls.
cost
company.
Federated Plans,
affected
earnings in the quarter past despite
production schedules and an intensive tightening
adversely
pruning
a
incidental to operat¬
tc be used to
are
Colo.
Denver,
filed a letter of
of common stock
1960
1,
Aug.
on
(597)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Commission—
Wiih Securities and Exchange
the
.
.
Illinois
Central
Offered—Halsey,
Aug.
11
RR. — Equipment
Stuart & Co. Inc.
offered an issue of
Trust Certificates
and associates on
$2,520,000 Illinois Central;
6
The Commercial and
(598)
certificates
The
to
maturity.
thorization
naming
Bros.
the
the
of
sale
Commission.
Commerce
Interstate
Hutzler
Associates
be
to
are
the
in
secured
Illinois
Dick
were:
Terminal
Net
Net
Merle-Smith,
&
$446,990
268,076
$2,532,601
1,491,157
$165,495
$178,914
$1,041,444
40,788
59,778
291,857
$1,373,025
497,187
Net
Net
R.
W.
Press-
659,471
$4,650,971
3,866,031
ops.—
$205,884
$120,241
$784,940
8.
p.
company
on
sales'aod
°ffiix59mont»is
1960—6 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959 %
Net
Net
31,601
♦27,745
50,204
—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
$717,095
341,538
$943,887
406,865
$2,269,615
1,550,352
$2,407,427
1,579,426
$375,557
161,363
$537,022
268,851
$719,263
$828,001
425,084
192,
ops.
ry.
income
oper.
115.
p.
:
the
June. 30,^1960.
affected by a slow¬
demand throughout the coun¬
try " C. A. Johnson, Chairman, said, as compared with the booming
second quarter of 3959.—V. 191, p. 2306.
has been appointed transfer
York Trust Co.
and
strike
The
of
company
statement
shares
witn
of
the
by
SEC
by
which
tered
pursuant
wnich
registration
a
50,000
holders
Co.,
and
additional
James
to
E.
tne
of
group
a
under¬
outstanding shares
10,000
and
President
being
are
of
one
ior
printing
and
addition
to
has
finishing services
certain
112,971
shares
(of
which
36,500
benefit
of
Lerner
shares
children
President
is
is
selling
of Royal
Indiana
shares
(including
substantial
shares;
*$642,481
*318,238
Gas & Water Co., Inc.—Partial
interest.
Payment
Trust
Co.,
11
will
made
be
Meridian
S.
at
Telephone
Offered—Pursuant
Stock
to
Aug.
an
Solicitations
Coast
190,
.APPOINTMENT—American
Richard
an
Company
500
tne
irom
standing
applied
the
of
of
short-cerm
in
bank
reduction
of
loans
approximately
and
payable
accounts
incurred
$600,000
in
will
connection
to
pay
total
to
a
BUSINESS—The
State
of
Florida
properties
munities
April
23,
under
incorporated
It
1924.
and
owns
the
Act
all
Florida
as
in
appears
the
the
on
principal executive offices
central
sou.,n
215
some
southwestern
and
included
map
herein.
The
is
EFFECT TO
GIVING
%
1953
their
First
Mtge.
Series
Bonds
(issuable
3y<%,
A,
due
in
July
3%%,
due
April
1,
3 Vt%,
due
April
1,
1973—
Series
D,
4%,
due
June
1978
1,
Series
E,
4%%,
Series
F,
5%, due March 1, 1939—
Note, 5%, dated April 1,
•Mortgage
1958
15%
due
1,
Aug.
—
due
Note,
Cumulative
Aug.
25,
preferred
I960-
stock,
series A
5%
5%
series
Common
•For
Stock,
($4.16%
1961
of
tLine
of
10,000 shs.
and
April
credit
with
900,00Q shs.
interest
1,
$5,000
plus
the
§Does
7,256
shares
Oct.
1960,
to
dividend
on
Sept.
1960.
15,
1,
National
reserved
Bank
of
holders
for
and
Trust
Co.
respective
—
several
The
&
•'
underwriters
Merrill
Lynch,
C.
Allyn and Co., Inc.—
7,500
Grimm
<fc
S.
Moseley
7,500
Sincere
——
2746.
B'—'
Co.-
and
Co.
&
p.
V.
for
found
191,
to
its
Inc.
Co
fair
be
conform
to
&
The
ties.
sale
1,500
on
bonds,
shares
It
$10
will
be
offered
basis
the
on
share
per
be
of
of
In
the
tration
value
share
will
plus
integration
the
be
reasonable
to
of
the
and
Louisiana
proceeds
The
Holding
the
Net
Net
on
Aug. 9
RR.
series
4%
&
Hutzler
of
what
commonly
ore
the
extent
tests
and
conducted.—V.
Arlington
with
the
stock
190,
Falls
Blvd.,
SEC
be
to
its
to
ex¬
con¬
known
deposit
may
determine
to
that
873.
p.
Stock
Church,
Aug.
en
offered
to
Va.,
filed
a
regis¬
1960, covering
150,000
officers and key em¬
9,
certain
Flan.—V.
Option
Northfield
192,
500.
p.
192,
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
I960—6 Mos—1959
$306,518
$369,395
$1,876,530
$2,316,792
225,731
243,259
1,342,650
1,376,874
ops.
80,847
$126,136
$533,880
$939,918
inc.—
23,217
40,133
167,307
345,363
fr.
rev.
Southern
&
expenses
oper.
ry.
oper,
9.
p.
Minneapolis &
re¬
of
St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
the
Railway
Railway
also
thereby
Company
and
be
revenue—
oper.
railway
—V.
1953
1960—Month—1959
1960—6 Mos.—1959
revenue—
$1,645,475
$1,943,171
expenses
oper.
1,413,111
1,556,080
8,542,850
9,153,685
ops.—
$232,364
$387,091
$1,554,255
$1,743,247
57,766
146,925
364,865
698,060
oper.
$10,097,105 $10,896,932
and
Net
Act.—
RR.—Equipment Trust CertifiBros.
and
company
must
Gas
transactions
affected
persons
to
as
Investigation
Period End. June 30—
Railway
about
simplication
tne
3000
capital
pursuant
Railway
distribution
to comply with the
use
business.
requirements
and
to
and
will
rower
utility
of
body
proved
no
known
being
Minneapolis,
share. The Commission has re¬
definitive subscription price, when
sale
is
it
value.
now
Inc.,
of
ployees
of
per
proposed
offered
with
the subscrip¬
40,030 common
price
are
is
nor
statement
shares
Louisiana
connection
shares,
ele¬
T<;. ■'■/;
securities
the
and
mineral
Melpar, Inc.—Files Stock Plan—
additional
supplemental right to purchase
of rights which exceed a mul¬
of
commonly
chloride
Other
management entertains the hope
and the general activities of the
profitable,
there
noted
commercial
Melpar,
at
an
be
out,"
possibility
64,890
par
one
elements
sodium
of
speculative.
as
$6,-
acquired
by
fir*ancially
"block
the
and
sulphates,
amounts (trace)
v
to
is
as
various
of
consist
to
carbonate
leaving
additional
an
known
and- minor
boron,
- ;
sidered
<
an issue of $7,530,000 Louis¬
non-callable equipment trust
X, at prices to yield from 3.25%
ior
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
associates
ry.
income
oper.
192,
115.
p
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Net
Net
fr.
rev.
Sault
$3,738,174
expenses
2,948,984
oper.
ry.
&
ry.
Ste
Marie
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
oper.
Railway
1, 1961 to 4.25% for the 1969-75 maturi¬
group was winner of che issue at competitive
bid of 98.367 for the 4% coupon. A competing
a
'
of
of
is
calcium
as
prove
Net
those due Sept.
3,000
H. W. Freeman & Co
part
In¬
ob¬
has acquired land that is considered to contain min¬
to the extent of approximately 4,800 acres,
Mining District County of Inyo, Calif.
The
Although the company
that operations
will
Gas.
tne
any
Tecopa
pectation
2747.
p.
certificates,
4,500
.
100
subscription
The
the
that
Offered—Salomon
cates
4,500
Co
of
the
Louisville & Nashville
6,000
_
of
of
will issue and sell,
value
$10.43
electric
6,000
A.
191,
sale
Nashville
Hough,
I960,
Articles of
lawful
in
materials,
the
sulphates,
1957,
$1,100,000
January,
Middle South.
of
25.
Louisiana
order.
in
known
S.
sucn
Louisiana
application
the
the Holding Company Act
of
publicly
&
in
will sell
at
South
effectuate
to
neces:ary
offered
Beil
of
additional
(including
shares
any,
book
ruled
ville
Goodbody &
of
the
chemical elements.
company
elements
mineralization
by
U.
the number
approve
6,000
11,000
if
than
to
6,000
F.
V.
is
were
on
share's
15,000
the
and
purposes
located
Gas).
Power
Middle
estimated
an
Francis I. duPont & Co.—_
Inc
Weeks
&
or
Commission
stock
have
—_
owned
to
November,
$7,500,000
of
shai'es
25 shares
share
Blunt Ellis & Simmons—
Pierce,
& Smith
Fenner
of
less
are
per
of
stock
an
the
Gas
670,000
share for
jurisdiction
stock
stock set opposite
—
Company
themselves
enforcement
order
and
Gas;
required to satisfy a
Bache
Co
apply
and
common
received
605,110
portion,
15,000
&
of
of Louisiana
the
31,500
Peabody & Co
.
below
named
common
will
The
eral
properties
(consisting
to Louisiana Gas, a newlyPower leceived $4,900,000 of
that Louisiana. Gas
each
be
or
quirements
stock
record
divest
the Company, as set forth in
By-Laws/'! authorize it to engage
of
powers
or
various
with
non-electric
through
Louisiana
to
full
the
divestment
Shares
Co—
Kidder,
Hornblower
of
names.
'
Witter
of
Holding
to
company
of activity associated with the mining,
milling,
processing and smelting of ores and minerals.
However, the first
objective will be that of producing mineralized materials containing
retail
compliance
properties' then
Louisiana
by Louisiana
with
such
25
otherwise
UNDERWRITERS
Dean
stock
common
The
determined.
permit
1%
of
payment
sale
for
may
to
served
,
agreed to purchase the number of shares of
their
of
The
American
include
not
as
expenses,
1962.
Chicago. Chicago, 111., for $1,500,000.
The terms of this note
the company to extend the maturity thereof to Nov. 24. 1S61.
the
capital stock having & par value
corporation
com¬
s
consists of 5,000,000
of $1.00 per share,
capital
full
share
jects
parent,
serves
the
of
stock
authorized
paid and non-assessable as, if, and when issued. All
shares have equal voting rights and equal rights in every other respect.
Orleans.
for
Power
approval
its
Power
retired
stockholders
Gas
all
Louisiana
to
Thereupon,
price,
tiple
due
under
Commission
a
return,
were
shares
to
equal
§725,618 shs.
of
Payments
plan
its
Power
Nevada,
of
of common
The
utility facilities)
$6,050,100
proposed
additional
one
of
wnich
New
oi
shortly
for
Co.,
City
Louisiana
rignts offering, Louisiana Gas
shares
'■
In
Power
of.
tion
None
par;
103,000 shs.
estate.
at
■
to
organization
Louisiana
par)
real
all
in
shares
of Louisiana
non-electric
the
gas
and
the
now
Power
10,000
110,000 shs.
purchase
1,
April
3,000,000
this
stockholders
to
two-part
Commission
Louisiana
notes
of
common
——10,000 shs.
—
of
is
3,000,000
B
organized under the Corporation
on the 6th day
of June, 1959. The
is located at 721 South Fourth Street,
business office where, for the present,
affairs of
the company will be transacted, has been established
259 Calliope Street, in the City of Laguna Beach, Calif.
was
company
State
the
of
principal office in that State
in the City of Las Vegas.
A
Joe
and
Chemical & Ore Supply
BUSINESS—The
Laws
Offering Approved.
Service
Commission
transferred
advances
the
upon
930,000
1,500,000
Leonard
'
-
<
Works, Inc.—Stock
Offered—Pursuant to a May 26 offering circular this
Laguna Beach, Calif., firm publicly
offered 175,000
shares of common capital stock at par ($1 per share).
be
organized
was
Thian
L.
York,
the
a
and
Orleans
pursuant
notes
Louisiana
It
in
the
in
La.
Gas
outside
step
of
New
company.
000,000
$1,100,000
300,000
600,000
l':i
will
share, in the like quarter of 1959.
common
per
in
common
Meeker's
any and
all charges for
remainder will be applied
company
are
New
of
South
Tne
in
i-ower
ior
2,500,000
%
,
($25
(issuable in series)—;','
;
notes
there
—.
order
Power.
two-year
2,500,000
__
The
dedication
each
$1.58
or
ments.
20,000
1982
of
Corp.—Net Down—
Steel
earnings
per
1297.
p.
his
time.
given
any
.
created
company's
Outstanding
$1,100,000
300,000
600,000
1,000,000
1973—
C,
final
interests
proceeds
1971—
1,
B,
Series
Inc.,
Louisiana
principally oi natural
series)
Series
1%
purposes.
Louisiana
Middle
Court
Louisiana
of
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
of
Orleans,
New
in
tne
Subsequently,
CAPITALIZATION
Co.,
in
Previously,
com¬
portion
at
that
Exchange Commission on Aug. 11 announced the
authorizing the offer and sale of Louisiana
■sale.'
in Fort Myers, Fla.
are
sale
District
estimated aggregate urban and rural population of
an
located
Dedications
stockholders
Utilities,
interest
directing
of
the
of
related
and
Light
March,
a
with
telephone
operates
witnout competition in 24 exchanges serving
having
145,000,
laws
proportion
decision
a
Soutn
This
be
of
Louisiana
was
the
no
One-half
principal
customers
gas
$3,000,000.
company
on
905,534
had
Wier, President and Vice-President, respectively.
stock
mon
The remainder will be
portion of the 1960 construction expenditures estimated
approximately
and
its
&
Middle
company's continuing construction program.
used
Texas.
Securities
Power
proceeds to the company of *3,03^,$1,500,000 will be used to liquidate out¬
stock,
in
each
Louisiana Gas Service Co.—Rights
the estimated net
sale
1,116,558
each
Chicago, Chicago, III. has beer, appointed Transfer Agent and Registrar.
PROCEEDS—Oi
and
issuance
Trust
148,562
principally the second sintering plant and a sixth oxygen process vessel,
been
completed and all units were now in operation—V. 190,
Agreement.
will
employees,
South
exploration
prospectus,
and
acquisition
and
Exploration
and
to
commitments
and
and
The
Bank
National
exploration
Retainer
company's
paid the company each month in lieu of
supervision and management overhead. The
share.
per
Offering—
in
participations
of
the
of
officers
underwriting group headed by Dean Witter & Co. pub¬
licly offered 125,000 shares of this firm's common stock
(par $4,166) at $25.75
139,696
•
115.
p.
the first half of 1960 amounted to $9,675,307, or
share, as compared with $10,657,133, or $2.93 per
common share,
in the first six months of 1959. Sales in these respec¬
tive periods were $117,163,640 and $128,888,657.
M. A. Cudlip,
President, stated, "The reduced demand for steel in
the second quarter adversely affected sales and net earnings but satis¬
factory sales activity is anticipated in the latter part of 1960." He
also
announced that the $11,000,000 construction
program, covering
be made by
the company through
agreement to be entered into with
any Dedicator for less than a dedication of $200,000 for a two
year
period.
The company's principal effort will be in locating wildcat
prospects, its area of exploration
to include South Louisiana,
Gulf
its
1960
3
inc.—
192,
Net
Bank of
the Southwest Building, Houston,
statement with the SEC on Aug. 8, 1960,
521
offers
company
Co.— Common
Telegraph
&
oper.
railway
745 105
registration
a
under
to
Inter-County
corporation,
filed
program on a continuing basis, for
Dedication
bears
to
the total of all
National
Ind.—V.
9,
$2,549,297
$2 67
enter into and operate under such agreement
with one or more
persons,- by the
terms of which the company as
agent
for such persons will conduct an
Oil
and Gas
Exploration
through
Merchants
tne
Indianapolis
St.,
$3,207,367
corporation on Aug. 2 announced that its net earnings for the
quarter of 1960 were $3,848,333 which,
after preferred di¬
vidends
amounted to $1.05 per common share based on the 3,471,054
shares outstanding. The second quarter earnings compared with $5,-
8.
p.
$5,000,000
The
565.
p.
192,
interests
Redemption—
next,
$397,658
second
12,711
595,363
income—
covering
the
1669.
p.
10,33o,772
$363,017
McLouth
$38,576
144,910
ops
ry.
oper.
This
owns
for
9,778,373
ops.„
The
1960—6 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
*$92,586
*35,950
rev.
ry.
Texas,
operation of the respective sinking funds, $45,000 of iis first mortgage
3%%
bonds, series "D" due Sept. 1, 1980 and $45,0GC of its first
4% bonds, series "E" due Sept. 1, 1980 at 100% plus ac¬
&
J
Leonard-Wier Corp.—Proposed
chairman, hold 52,492 shares
Little, board
191,
trustees
1,649,358
ry.
fr.
rev.
—V.
fr.
10,000
stockholder)
and
1,594,735
Net
672.
p.
$2,994,054
2,9oi,343
•Deficit.—V.
mortgage
Bank
190,
$2,031,316
2,673,797
Net
shares; Victoria Investment Co.,
and
14,000
corporation has called for redemption on Aug. 31,
crued
interest—V.
accrued
$603,618
565,042
dyeing,
agreement); Louis u. Lerner, a director,
selling 20,000 shares—V.
are
The
and
plus
and
26,900 shares and Is selling 6,COO
owns
Ltd.
and
thc'^ption
provides
101%%
$368,138
460,72 4
fabric converters and knitters.
In
preferred stock, the company
stock, of which Robison
for
indebtedness
pursuant to
of fabrics and
range
and
users
545,516 shares of common
shares itnd
is selling
20,000
outstanding
owns
wide
a
industrial
and
consumers
expenses
Net
Railway oper. revenueRailway oper. expensesNet
produces And distributes
company
Pa.,
$1,957,752
oper.
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings-
sold a transferable option on such shares to Ernest d.
Opperheimer for $10,000, such agreement providing for an option price
of
$45 per share.
The
Philadelphia,
Co.,
Trust
&
(EDT) on Aug. 25, 1960, receive tenders for the
mortgage bonds, series A. due Oct. 1, 1970, to
sufficient to exhaust the sum of $300,000, at prices not
revenue-
Railway
3%%
period End. June 30—
17,
stocicnoiaers,
products
Banking
Pennsylvania
oper.
p.m.
of
exceed
regis-
June
3
it
amount
to
selling
tne
dated
agreement
option
an
oi
to
an
Inc.
Robison,
terms
tnrough
until
sale
and F. S. Smithers & Co.
Tne
underwriting terms are to be supplied by
&
tnereof
will
1960—Month—1959
1960 6 Mos.—1959
$2,047,016 $12,985,740 $12,885,069
•
Railway
Navigation Co.—Tenders for Bonds—
Coal &
First
The
covering 60,000 outstanding
shares are to be offered for
1960,
10,
Aug.
of
filed
Y.,
N.
Street,
Blair
price
The
1960,
on
40th
Lehigh
present
by
offering
amendment.
West
stock,
the
neaded
public
111
common
public sale
writers
Mills, Inc.—Files Secondary—
RR.—Earnings-
June 30—
Period End
Indian Head
general softening in
a
Maine Central
corporation.—V. Iy2, p. 305.
stock of the
based on 2,744,676 shares outstanding
for this period were adversely
sales
"Mack's
Inc.—Transfer Agent—
New
common
with
compared
1959.
dividends
both
1959
down
Chemical Bank
The
agent for
sales of $140,971,000 and net
sales of, $151,687,000 and net
for preferred
$2.87 at mid-
show
1960
for
Earnings to date, after provision
equal $2.31 per common snare, against
'for
*7 882 000
nf
totals
$6 340 000,
of
profits
.
Lamtex Industries,
♦76,509
7.
271,453
copital.
Inc.—Net Down—
reported earnings of $3,715,000 or $1.29 per common
Tales of $76,362,000 for the second quarter ended June 30.
earnings showed a steady improvement over the $1.02
per
share
sales of $64,609,000 reported ior tne ilrst quarter, out
Sere substantially lower tnan those reported for the second quarter
The
share
Rnfh
Superior & Islipeming RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
$713,180
inc.—
p.
ops.
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. exps
$5,233,841
4,520,661
ry.
192,
192,
ry.
income
oper.
stock'
$882,846
762,605
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
fr.
rev.
ry.
denominations of $1,000 each. No underused for working
be
to
Trucks,
Mack
Monday, August 15, 1960
.
.,
value In
face
Tn?-ProSs1Va?e
$2,909,333
1,536,308
1960—6 Mos.—1959
I960-—Month—1959
$865,355
rev.
exps
ir.
rev.
railway
245,699
Lake
RR.—Earnings-
Period End. June 30—
oper.
$411,194|
expenses
.
offering
operating
revenue-
oper.
all-steel hopper cars esti¬
500
by
prich & Co., Freeman & Co., McMaster Hutchinson & Co.—V. 192,p. 498.
Railway
Railway
oper,
—V.
$3,375,000.
cost
to
Salomon
a
Railway
Railway
bid
competing
A
came from
coupon,
group.
certificates
The
mated
and
Issuance
of
according
certificates are subject to au¬
to 4.25%,
yield from 3.10%
to
price of 98.258, also for a 4%
a
&;
scaled
are
W
at
offered
be
1960—6 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. June 30—
annually Marcn 1, 1961 to Sept. 1, 1975, inclusive.
Ry.—Earnings-
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf
certificates, maturing semi¬
Railroad 4% equipment trust
Financial Chronicle
RR.—Earns.
I960—3 Mos.—1959
$3,911,166 $18,223,570 $20,228,238
3,467,800
16,987,310
18,569,546
ops.„
$789,190
$443,366
$1,236,260
income—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
505,028
87,740
*194,120
192,
$1,658,692
*245,587
9.
p.
bid
Jack
.
&
Heintz, Inc.—Net
naming a price of 98.276, also for a 4% coupon, came
a Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., group. The offering is
subject to approval of the Interstate Commerce Com¬
from
Soars—
The
company reported on July 29 net income, after taxes, of $771,equal to 91 cents per share, for the first half of 1960.
000,
These
the
of
figures
with
compare
the
$97,000,
or
11
cents
corresponding period of 1959, when the company
production in tne second quarter, as a result of
duction
per
lost
a
PROCEEDS—The
share for
weeks
chase
strike
of
of
pro¬
offering
&
weeks
26
$6,418,000
for
ended
the
first
July 2,
half
totalled
sales
of
$14,013,000,
compared
1959.
being
issued
In
a
the
level,
letter
and
aircraft
shifting
our
to
stockholders,
commercial
we
are
field.
Phillips
industry
W. Smith said:
"Sales
are
with
Salomon
Bros.
Jack
&
&
are
is,
a
/
commercial
for
the
191,
in
p.
designer and manufacturer of electric power
for
aircraft,
missile,
and
ground
support
components
equipment;
use
pur¬
$9,431,541.
Hutzler
„
Eastman
Dillon,
Union
Securities
&
Co.,
and
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
Net
Net
electric
acro-space
702.
field
motors,
and
in
and
quick-connect couplings
various industrial markets.
rev.
ry.
fr.
revenue—
...
19,501 558
19,140,982
15,859,978
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$
15,718,492
ops.„
3,783,066
1,480,043
income—
oper.
192,
M-F
p.
$
$
Inc.
of
The
116,699,369 116,682,340
92,845,704
94,139,356
the
SEC
3,281,004
23,853,665
22,542,984
1,296,524
8,821,974
9,287,568
Clearwater,
Clearwater, Fla.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
July 29, 1960 filed
covering $100,000 of 10-year 6%
corporation
21,233,297
22,669,088
ops—
$1,294,958
$1,294,425
$7,021,258
$7,769,331
ry;„0per- inc°me—
341,133
325,501
1,939,945
2,216,185
fr.
rev.
192,
on
a
letter of
notification
with
debentures
fce
Insurance
01IT&riy
SEC
stock,
heaaed
by
R.
Aug.
be
of
Co.—Files
F.
5,
I960,, covering
offered
$1.00
for
share
per
Dowd
public
will
Co.,
?
$209,764
The
20,000
ar.d
will
insurance
fj.SuKM.
registration statement
shares
$12
be
payable
of
class
share.
per
A
A
com¬
selling
New
and
York
law
casualty
underwriters
the
to
in
1958,
insurance.
and
its
Aceord-
insurance to
proceeds from the stock sale, expected to amount to
added, to the company's present capital and surplus
company
shares
at
Inc.
&
,<0ihe net
Prospectus, the
aate.
rlie
ol
Offering—
a
75,000
sale
The company was
organized under
business is to write all forms of fire
?
for
198 Broadway, N. Y., filed
on
to
commission
templated
sinking ,fund
ry.
$30,438,419
9.
p.
with the
mon
115.
Securities and
$28,314,565
4,080,574
■.;
1960—Month—1959
expenses-
ry.
$5,374,999
3,814,504
Mohawk
■■'".%■•'
Earnings—
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$5,10.9,462
expenses
oper.
Stroud
Inc.
Period End. June 30—
I960—Month—1959
revenue—
Net
the
in
oper.
Railway
•—V.
Co.;
Company
—V.
Heintz
and
&
the
making
business."
systems
—V.
President
transport
continuing at a good
excell°nt progress in the business/executive
constantly striving to offset the effects of
volume by broadening our markets and diversifying
Wc
military
air
finance
bearing equipped gondola cars costing
$
to
to
'
-
the
For
are
were;
Drexel
to
roller
900
certificates
UNDERWRITING—Associated
members.
Earnings in the second 13-week quarter ended July 2, 1960, amounted
to $323,000, equal to 38 cents per share, on sales of $6,778,300.,
Period End. June 30—
Rai way
mission.
nine
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings— '
has
of
m
company
has not written
provide additional
caoital
for
any
conduct
of
the
con¬
business.
outstanding
class
A
1,200
common.
WCAwU/Mij*,
shares
Jacob
K.
of
class
Feinstein,
common
and
President,
and
B
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5977
192
(599)
John
Vice-President, own jointly 4,700 class A shares and
2,953 such shares. In addition, Moiris Turetzky, an
class A shares. Mr. Feinstcin owns 50%
of the
outstanding class B shares. Upon completion of the stock sale, Mr.
Feinstcin and the other
directors will
purchase an additional 3,800
shares of class B stock for a total of 5,00C such shares to be held by
C.
Mr.
Natto
Thcile,
Theile
attorney,
officers
owns
The
3,250
owns
Co.,
Ltd.,
stricted
!
;
registration
and
announced
was
End. June 30—
Federal
Mines
Aug.
on
has
Ltd.,
added
Natto
its
to
Mining
Canadian
Re¬
11,
income
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$
of common stock
(par 15 cents) on the basis of one share
of common stock for each three
shares of common stock
held of record
July 29, with an
1960—6 Months—1959
f
<£
i«FJJSJ*NES^~~The,
J.
199,509,583
186,394,074
Bevei
21,320,834
20,275,835
125,675,321
118,040,374
engaged in the development of
s;;,4.642,553
taxes
25,863,714
16,032,798
24,763,176
14,601,449
taxes—
2,691,718
operating income
Net after charges
—V. 192, p. 211.
anti-
5,656,294
5,269,293
31,937,750
4,618,142
4,480,989
25,849,540
24,315,358
liLi?, Hills, ^aLexiC^tive offIces
J?na Calif. The
ly
CAPITALIZATION
Common
$325,324
$177,848
$1,868,490
192,
226,999
113^80
1,339,234
made
178,897
9.
p.
has
company
Co.—Partial Redemption—
called
V.
the
at
190,
First
New
Haven
National
Good
$2,726,694
crops
expected
are
general
and
activity,
business
190,
Wyoming,
has
increased
last
over
out.—
pointed
he
year,
;V'v :r\
1220.
p.
—V.
192,
1960—Month
$ •-
income
Co*—Earnings
1960—6 Months—1959
-1959
139,518,612
84,740,724
20,504,185
154,518,753
14,622,006
92,625,852
3,456,679
22,005,111
23,873,139
15,987,986
taxes
3,836,329
Other
operating
taxes—
2,378,454
1,918,837
14,054,008
11,858,884
Net
operating
income
4,586,151
3,875,617
25,833,782
22,414,819
3,908,118
3,474,918
22,080,519
20,122,164
Net
after
r-V.
charges—
192,
„
115.
p.
New
ops—
$1,034,284
$2,507,534
$7,855,072
$12,177,349
deficit
1,410,481
105,349
7,266,994
2,248,530
566,000
t560,803
$198,775
$163,888
1968—
761,883
1965
and
April
Net
$340,757
$355,977
$2,056,432
282,297
303,882
1,750,815
1,844,744
—V.
ry.
192,
$58,460
17,630
ops.__
deficit—
oper.
•
$52,095
$305,617
$221,908
■
11,885
146,147
181,912
10.
p.
Sold
Parker, Ford
Co., Inc., of Dallas, Texas, offered and sold $300,000
of this firm's 7% subordinated convertible
sinking fund
debentures, due July 1, 1965. The offering was made in
units of $100 at par plus accrued interest from
July 1,
&
—Namm-Loeser's Inc.,
which operates 11 retail clothing
stores in Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Woodmere, L. I., is
offering to shareholders of record on Aug. 4 the right to
subscribe at $7.75 per share for 108,000 shares of its
($1 par value )7 at the rate of one share
stock,
for each three shares held
The sub¬
the record date.
on
PRIVILEGES—The
bentures,
par)
June
1,
June
1965,
1,
convertible
convertible
are
into
sinking
1,
before
1964;
June
number
1,
fund
on
de¬
($.25
stock
common
prices of $1.75 per share if converted
1961; $2 per share if converted thereafter and
1962; $2.25 per share if converted thereafter and
1963; $2.50 per share if converted thereafter and
1,
1,
June
July
subordinated
conversion
at
June
due
7%
before
or
or
on
on
on
before
or
before
before
or
and $3 per share if converted thereafter and on or
1965,
171,429 shares are reserved
as
the
maximum
issuable
upon
conversion
of
REDEMPTION—The
debentures
are
the
M.
';
,
201,000
128,500
'66
97,750
97,750
30, I960
•♦67,000
••67,000
1.
1967
of
convertible
be
issued
to
720,965
<
60,705
to
be
to
issued
be
1964;
shares
due
of
exercise
of stock
June
to
issued
be
30,
options
of
conversion
upon
360,483
debentures
upon
34,688
exercise
upon
issued
and
1968;
granted
to
Dr.
Otis.
giving
taxes
effect
to
anti-dilution
adjustments.
shall
annum
income
income, for each fiscal
on
of
and
accrue
the
of
be
before
company
is in excess
year,
$100,000.
♦♦The
notes, which evidence loans made by Messrs. Hartford, Ittleson
Levin, directors of the company, may be applied to the purchase
and
the
company's securities,
including
the
common
stock
offered.
2, 1960 and June 29, 1960, the company issued additional
notes, due June 30, 1960 and Aug. 15, 1960, 'respectively, aggre¬
gating $71,000,
to
Messrs.
Hartford,
Levin,
Linden,
Neilson,
Sher
On
May
2%
Mrs.
the
Katherine
June
Is
of
30,
the
1960
informed
them
in
and
Stroock, evidencing loans made by such persons
The additional notes may also be applied to the
company.
purchase
company's
not
v/as
that
whole
to
cf
several
in
or
part
payment
the
securities.
demanded
the
demand
expiration
Co.,
Broad
50
Street.
PROCEEDS—The
of
the
to
Denver
funds
to
purchase
of
portion
not
development
be
for
used
will
be
$5,000
for
of
the
will
for
be
patent,
stock
apply
offered
after
the
Corpora¬
Y.
N.
to
States
approximately
use
subscription
continued
offer
$100,000
for
payments
with and
experimentation
company's
used
the
4,
the
for
process.
Approximately
$30,000
will
and improved equipment; approximately $40,000
engineering
for
accounting,
to
on
company
to
applied
United
the
is
York
from
Institute
additional
used
agent
Intends
received
Research
The
common
so
due
notes
Intend
offer.
New
company
be
notes
the
the
subscription
the
date.
that
on
of
any
to
of
of
Payment
made
or
holders
APPOINTMENT—-Subscription
expenses;
debentures.
22,
include 560,803 shares
shares
Federal
tion
1960.
1966—
Mar.
June
due Sept.
conversion
and
American Merchandising Co.—Debentures
—Pursuant to a July 28 offering circular,
30,
vW
Slnterest
at
the
rate
of AVi%
per
payable only to the extent that the net
to
North
due
31,
$2,066,652
expenses
fr.
rev.
ry.
notes
warrants; 245,832 shares
convertible debentures due Oct.
20,000
•1,119,580 shs.
1964—
not
Russell
Outstanding
3,000,000 shs.
purchase
1960—6 Mos.—1959
revenue—
FINANCING
debs., due June 30,
16,
tAfter
1960—Month—1959
PRESENT
1 ' k
expiring
promissory
♦Does
York, Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings-
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
Namm-Loeser's, Inc.—Rights Offering To Stockholders
common
15c)
promissory notes due
1960—6 Mos.—1959
•
26,788,920
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Federal
Sept.
10.
p.
Period End. June 30—
Net
End. June 30—
1960—Month—1959
incorporation
has
been
the production of shale oU.
TO
1S€4_
Promissory note,
$11,465,956 $13,212,050 $69,405,947 $74,844,907
expenses
10,431,672
10,704,516
62,667,558
61,550,875
EFFECT
Non-interest bearing notes, due between
of
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
Period
Hartford RR.—Earnings-
good,
now
further during the fall months, R. M. Heskett, Board
Oil production in the company's service area, which
western
Dakotas
and
sections
of eastern
Montana and
its
process for
debs., due Oct. 31,
§ Convertible
Conn.—
revenue—
( Net rev. fr. ry.
Net railway oper.
said.
the
covers
northern
31,
conv.
upon
•
improve
Chairman,
V.
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
1960 were $2,924,678,
in the first half last year.
After preferred
dividend requirements, the latest period's earnings
amounted to $1.29 a share on 2,001,220 shares of common stock, as
against $1.19 a share a year ago.
Operating revenues increased to $17,600,125 from $16,807,285.
should
Haven,
New
(par
2%
Period End. June 30—
Co.—Net Rises—
Utilities
earnings in the six months ended June 30,
witn
stock
2%
Montana-Dakota
compared
Bank,
1182.
p.
^
New York, New Haven &
Net
4»/a%
for
redemption on Sept. 1, next, through
operation of the sinking fund, $5,000 of its general and refunding
3Vh% series C bonds, due Sept. 1,
1976 at 104%. Payment will be
$599,962
income.--
oper.
ry.
288,430
The
GIVING
purchase warrants
March
fr. ry. ops—
Net rev.
Net
—V.
251,629
a
Authorized
Stock
New Haven Water
$2,545,750
1,945,788
$3,550,058
1,681,568
$466,278
since
company
28,989,075
operating
Net
1960—6 Mos.—1959
I960—Month—1959
$576,953
Railway oper. revenueRailway oper. expenses
comPany was incorporated in Nevada on Sept. 16,
are located at 9489 Dayton Way,
$
32,424,416
Monongahela Ry.- -Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
overscription privilege,
Rights will expire on Sept. 7
a price of
$2 per share.
at 5 p.m. New York Time.
34,311,399
4,437,849
2,441,439
Other
S
i
Commission
Beryllium
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
The SEC Seattle Regional Office announced Aug. 1 entry of Federal
court order (USDC WD Wash.) permanently enjoining this corporation
and
Ben
Haugner of Billings, Mont., and Frank LeCocq of Everett,
Wash., from further sale of
interests in
oil properties in Fallon
Act
Exchange
,,
;
County, Mont., in violation of Securities
fraud, provisions.—V. 191, p. 2640.
it
List,
Period
:
and
Sudbay
New England Telephone &
.
Mon-O-Co Oil Corp.—Enjoined—
and
at
directors.
and
Mining Co., Ltd.—SEC Restricts—
Securities
7
extent
that
report;
economic
and
mining
a
printing,
approximately
report and approximately $50,000
travel and general corporate
legal,
funds
the
available,
are
company
may
use
scription rights are evidenced by transferable warrants.
PRIVILEGE—The
subscribe
to
scribed
also
for
contain
additional
the
of
shares
which
the
conditional
a
108,000
shares
are
will
3:30
by
the
company.
to allotment in
subscribed
shares
the
are
Thalmann,
Ladenburg,
Company
&
Stearns
in
1959.
Net
M.
Rhoades &
Shares
—13,700
Company
&
13,700
Co
13,700
Co.—Sales, Net Up—
company reports sales for the first six months
compared with $5,336,000 for the same period
were $400,000 as against $345,000 for the Jan. 1-
last year, an increase of nearly 16%, it was reported
Cole, President.
directors declared a 15 cents dividend on its common
by Joseph E.
1
of
board
paid
be
to
Research
National
Associates,
to
Offered—Pursuant
a
July
of
Inc.
record
—
as
of Aug.
31,
Stock
circular, this
publicly offered 200,000 shares of its no par value
stock at $1.50 per share, without underwriting.
firm
common
Associates,. Inc.
Research
National
•
a,
organized under the laws of the State of
The
by
organized
was
company
Maryland. Corporation
was
Maryland on March 13, 1958.
H. Alper and Melville W.
William
Beardsley in order to exploit inventions and patents of Melville W.
Beardsley tor new transportation devices, vehicles and methods with
particular emphasis on air-cushion vehicles.
As a result of its work on air-cushion vehicles the company was able
Military Services and was subsequently
in this field.
Since, at that time
that its operating principles had not yet
been
generally accepted, this Government contract was established
to determine the feasibility of full-scale vehicles of this type.
Employing the "know-how" gained in its research and construction
of man-carrying machines for the U. S. Army and U. S. Marine Corps,
the
company
now
intends to develop for the commercial market
interest
generate
to
awarded
the
in
contract
Government
a
concept
the
was
air-cushion vehicles.
located in Laurel, Md., has no patents in the field
vehicles, but through Melville W. Beardsley its coand other employees, has applied for patents to cover vari¬
new
some
The
company,
air-cushion
of
founder,
features of air cushion vehicles, but the U. S. Patent
acted finally
on
the applications and there is no
any
patents
will be granted.
The company relies
primarily on its experience and skill in manufacturing, design and
engineering of air cushion vehicles rather than on patent protection
ous
operational
not
has
Office
that
assurance
for
the
of
development
its
business.
,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
stock
tCapital
♦Includes
shares
20,000
cn
purchase
tBy
31,
and
a.
T
Outstanding
1,059,200 shs.
shares reserved for options for employees.
Options
have been
granted to employees.
(See option to
amendment to the Articles of the company, effective March
the authorized common
stock was increased
from
5,000
no
to
to 2,000,000 shares
par
200
1
split of the
of the par value of $0.05 per share
then outstanding shares was also effected.
By a further amendment to the Amended Articles of the company
effective July 11, 1960, the authorized 2,000,000 shares of stock $0.05
par
V.
value-changed to
191, p. 2205.
,,
tion,
if
redeemed
-j
authorized 2,000,000 shares
•
••
,
..
before
July 1, 1961; to 100%
if redeemed on or
July 1, 1964 but before July 1, 1965. it is not mandatory that the company redeem any debentures,
to July
1, 1965.
after
opportune
business
The
of
Southland
proprietorship
28,
in
his
1956.
business
Jack
and
to
Bloom
Greetings of Dallas was operated as a
H. Rubin for several years prior to
William
by
of
As
Feb.
Jack
28,
William H.
1956,
Bloom.
exchanged
On
their
March
1,
interests
sold
Rubin
interest
an
1956, William
the business
in
Rubin
H.
for
$40,-
000.00 par value of the common stock of Southland Greetings of Dallas,
a
Corporation.
William H. Rubin continued the management of the
enterprise
On
the
of Southland Greetings of Dallas, a Corporation.
1958, the Board of Directors of the company authorized
1,168 shares of the common stock of the Company,
as President
May
7,
issuance
holders
of
tionale
of
Southland
Greetings
Dallas,
of
the
company
of
acquired
Fria.
siana,
offices
located
is
qualified
Oklahoma
tures-
will
be
8500
to
company
Sovereign
business
do
its
and
Row,
the
in
in
principal
Dallas,
of
States
the
an
company.;
will
be
added
to
EFFECT
the
working
general
PRESENT
TO
The
Loui¬
subordinated
fund
debs.,
Common
shares
exercise
300,000
for
issuance
in
with
ant to
option granted to the underwriter pursuant
offering. 30,000 shares are reserved for issuance in connection
with the option granted William H. Rubin. 171,429 shares are reserved
as
the maximum number issuable upon conversion of the debentures.
shares
5,000
exercise
signed
of
to
option
issuance
for
originally
in
granted
Doss. 2,000 shares
the
future
exercise
E.
with
nection
reserved
are
an
C.
are
connection
B.
Vernon
reserved
Inc.
with
the
Roberts,
for
issuance
future
and
in
Vernon
without par value.
.
■
;//. y.iV, >
corporation
SEC
covering
The
at,
nroceeds
center.—V.
on
are
187,
to
used
be
to
share,
without
construct
and
underwriting.
operate
a
.-
medical
1788.
p.
'
per
'
•
V
•
•
"'
.
'
'
■
"
*
Shale Corp.—Offering to Stockholders—The com¬
is offering, without underwriting, to holders of its
common stock, the right to subscribe for
300,000 shares
Oil
pany
Prudential
amount
to
not
Shipping will be pledged
pay
issue
a
be
Fria
of
combination
construction
demand
to
loaned
exceeding
con¬
a
the
for
Insurance
alumina,
construction
a
be
of
and
note
therefor.
Shipping
Co.
the
by
America
of
$9,500,000.
The
in
note
by
and
playing
lessons or knowledge of music.
At the present time there are
models, five portable models and four console models ranging
price from $79.95 to $389.95 at retail. These organs are distributed
nine
under
thet
radenames
"Concert"
and
"Orcoa
Concert".
Such
organs
are
purchased by the company exclusively from the New York im¬
porter, Excelsior Accordions, Inc., under the above mentioned agency
and
distributorship agreement
which
includes
shall be developed, produced, manufactured
Accordions, Inc.
The company has secured
July 26, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock
(par one cent) to
$10
will
and
funds
to
the
Swiss
music
in
PROCEEDS—The
29,000
esitmated
an
of
construction
funds
the
principal
share
French,
an
sale
of
Roberts
Northern Virginia Doctors Hospital Corp., Arlington,
Va.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
offered
the
for
the
the
to
its
carry
and
company since its inception has been engaged in
distribution of portable electric chord organs with sim¬
systems (numbers and letters)
which, with the use
instruction books sold by the company,
can
be played
without
the
■
be
to
Mathieson
and
plified
company
may
Bloom by the
The
purpose
BUSINESS—The
as¬
con¬
of
an
option
originally
granted
and
assigned to Guardian Enterprises, Inc. The
acquire Fixture Rental Co., Inc. from Mr. Jack A.
possible issuance of 120,000 shares and presently in¬
tends
to
acquire Metropolitan Lithograph & Publishing Co. by the
issuance of 290,909 shares.—V. 191, p. 2520.
'
B.
the
Aug. 1 offering circular J. A. Winston & Co.,
Netherlands Securities Co., Inc. both of New
York City, offered and sold in equal amounts a total of
100,000 shares of this firm's 10c par class A stock.
the
this
to
by
Olin
Shipping to enter into
yard
obtain
bonds
for
("Fria")
l'Alumine
Organ Corp. of America—Class A Stock Sold—Pursu¬
428,668 shs.
connection
the
of
Corp.- -Seeks Exemp-
300,000
♦900,000 shs.
reserved
are
Outstanding
sinking
1, 1966
($.25 par)
stock
♦30,000
future
convertible
July
due
capital
FINANCING
Authorized
7%
1568.
p.
Financing with Bankers Trust
Co.
as
Trustee under an Indenture
with
Financing.
As
additional
security, all the issued and outstanding capital stock of Financing
will be pledged by
Shipping with the Trustee.
The application also
states that Financing will serve
only as a debt financing vehicle to
facilitate
the
financing of Shipping's vessel.
Financing
will
not
trade In the Shipping notes and will not own or hold the securities
of any other company.
It will be organized in such a way that it
receives only enough money to pay its operating expenses.
It will
not operate
at a profit and will pay no dividends.
Financing's sole
asset, the Shipping note, will be pledged with the trustee and will
be
discharged by direct payments by Shipping to the trustee with
such
payments
simultaneously
discharging
Financing's
obligations
under
its
notes.
Financing will not deal with the Shipping note
after
the
initial act of pledging
them with the trustee.
None
of
the outstanding securities of
Financing will be held by the public.
•
GIVING
191,
de
will borrow
from Financing,
will
of
aggregate
issued
estimated that the net cash proceeds of the deben¬
Such proceeds
are
applied as fellows:
(1)
CAPITALIZATION
The
deposits.
deposits in Guinea.
The bauxite will
shipment to the founding shareholders
order
Italian
vessel
the
issuance
$276,000.
approximately $154,000
that, in
an
Shipping
Financing
Company expenses of issue, approximately $22,000;
(2) approximately
$100,000 for the repayment of short-term loans;
(3) the balance of
of
stated
with
of
of
place
Texas.
Texas,
for
consisting
group
vessel.
Delaware.
and
V PROCEEDS—It is
the
of
at
shale
company's
the
bauxite
alumina
Mathieson has caused
tract
exchange of stock, Southland became the wholly owned subsidiary
of the
Company.
The assets and liabilities of this corporation were
transferred to the Company and Southland was dissolved m the fiscal
year of 1959.
are
Production
extensive
Into
is
Olin
this
executive
!a
pour
a
It
all
pany.
In connection with such acquisition, reference 's made to the
information set forth hereinafter under the captions "Management and
Control"
and
"Transactions
with
Certain
Persons".
By
virtue
of
The
arise.—V.
of
British aluminum companies.
outstanding common stock (i.e. 40,000 shares) of Southland in
exchange for a total of 150,000 shares of common stock of the com¬
company
situations
mining
refined
the
business
of
Olin
Mathieson
Ship Financing Corp.. ("Financing"),
New York
City, has applied to the SEC for exemption from the Investment
Company Act; and the Commission has issued an order giving inter¬
ested
persons
until Aug. 19,
1960,
to
request a hearing thereon.
Financing Is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Olin Mathieson Shipping
Corp.
("Shipping"), a Liberian corporation
all of whose stock is
cwned
by
a
Panamanian company,
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary of
Olin
Mathieson ..Chemical
Corp. v <"Olin CMathieson").
The
latter,
which is engaged In manufacturing a wide range of products,
has
entered into an aluminum program
whereby it will become an in¬
tegrated producer and fabricator of aluminum and aluminum products.
As
part of this program, Olin Mathieson has participated
in
the
formation of a Guinea corporation called Fria,
Campagnie Interna¬
merchandise.
sole
sampling
Olin Mathieson Ship Financing
tion—
company was incorporated under the laws of the
Delaware on April 11, 1958, to engage primarily in the busi¬
marketing and merchandising products of a diverse nature
through retail super-markets.
The company at present Is primarily
engaged in the merchandising of greeting cards, gift: wrappings, gift
accessories,
stationery,
health
and
beauty
aids,
toys
and
general
Feb.
and
prior
of
ness
survey
company has no present plans or
agreements with respect to any
of such projects and may not in fact undertake any one or more of
them. The
company may hold
available funds for use in the event
of
State
detailed
a
BUSINESS—The
the
securities).
an
1960,
shares
2,000,000 shs.
—.
130,000
1960 at the option of the company at any time as a whole
part from time to time, prior to maturity, on not less than
and not more than 60 days notice prior to the date of redemp¬
together with accrued interest to the redemption date, at 102%
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
♦
approximately $100,000 to obtain detailed designs of a retorting
plant of varying capacities, approximately $50,000 for tests on refin¬
ing crude shale oil and approximately $50,000 for core drilling and
after
30 days
new
so
time
any
1,
in
or
Common
offering
27
July
at
having received as payment a total of $1,000.00, $500.00 having been
provided by Mr. Jack A. Bloom and $500.00 by Mr. William H. Rubin.
Pursuant to an exchange authorized by North American Merchandis¬
ing Co., on May 7, 1958, between the company and the two share¬
Ghio,
Sept. 10 to stockholders
Cole said.—V. 191, p. 1775.
Mr.
Loeb,
Wertheim
13,700
profits
period
Aug.
stock,
public offering after the
a
$5,749,000,
of
30
Carl
Shares
54,478
Co
Cleveland,
1960
The
Ladenburg, Thalsubject to certain
underwriter is
have agreed,
1881.
p.
of
on
&
—
&
National Key
June
purchase privileges
in proportion
warrants. Rights expire at
Aug. 19, 1960.
The conditional
managing
—v
Co.
Allen
Bear,
The
therefrom
of the rights offering.
expiration
—191,
net
event of oversubscription
additional shares, if any, in
the
and
the
the 109,278 addi¬
proceeds
the
have
purchase from Namm-Loeser's Inc. such of the 108,000
not subscribed for and may offered the unsubscribed
to
as
shares
of
underwriters
several
The
Co.
conditions,
shares
none
Eastern Daylight Saving Time,
p.m.,
&
the
and
by exercise of the
UNDERWRITERS—The
mann
issue
new
a
who
issue,
new
a
will be received by the company;
not
are
received
be
subject
are
to
shares
underwriters
the
constitute
shares
108,000
proceeds of which
warrants
privilege to subscribe for 109,278
expected to be made available, if condi¬
permit, to Namm-Loeser's Inc. by
purchased the stock from Arebec Corp.
tional
The
purchase
tions
PROCEEDS—The
purchase privilege
shall not be sub¬
as
rights offering.
to
referred
above
conditional
a
contain
warrants
much
so
under
for
redeemable
'
net
proceeds
from
the
any
or
the
sale
models
new
imported
which
by
Excelsior
trademark,
"Orcoa".
of
the
100,000
shares
of
class
A
stock, after deducting expenses,
will be
approximately
$235,000, which will be added to the cash funds of the company to be
available for general corporate purposes,
including needed additional
working capital. To the extent now known, the use of such net pro¬
ceeds, but not necessarily in priority of application, will be as fol¬
lows:
(a) $150,000 for the purchase of additional inventories, prin¬
cipally electric chord organs; (b) $25,000 for advertising and sales
..promotional expenditures; and (c) $60,000 for addition to working
capital to permit the taking of trade discounts.
mem
■;
Authorized
1,000,000 shs.
-
.
__.__---_.-u—''
Class
A
stock
(10c
par)
Class
B
stock
(10c
pari —-——
■
100 000 shs.
500,000 shs.
350 shs.
the
1970 to be offered at face value, through General Investing
Corp., New York, N. Y.
:
'V-v..
The proceeds are to be used for expenses in the purchase of a track
and to retire bonds.—V. 174, p. 851.
•
•
27,908
27,908
-ui----——'
to Vestron Corp. in
installments of $1.667—______
20,000
20,000
192,
—V.
in
sales
net
intends to use the net proceeds from the
sale
of
the .securities,
estimated at $575,000
(alter deducting the
expenses
of the offering which are estimated to be approximately
$15,000
and excluding any
monies which may be received by the
company upon the exercise of stock options), as follows:
(i) $137,000
will be used to retire two short-term promissory notes in that prin¬
cipal amount nayablr to The First Electronics Fund,, (ii) $6,668 will
be
used
to
retire
a
short-term promissory
note in that principal
amount payable t»>, Paul Wallins; and
(iii) the balance of'approxi¬
mately $431,332 will be used to provide additional working capital
for
the company. The company has made no allocation with respect
to the specific use of the funds which will be added to working capital.
PROCEEDS—The
(& Subs.)—Earningsthree
the
for
incorporated in Delaware on March
office at Patterson Place, Roosevelt
Garden City, Long Island, New York.
The company was originally organized under the name of Powertron,
Inc.
Ultrasonic Co id. of America was also Incorporated in the State
of
Delaware
on
Maich 10,
1959, and that corporation became the
wholly-owned
subsidiary
of Powertron, Inc. The two corporations
were merged
on Mav 6, 1960 and the name of the merged corporation
was
changed to Powertron Ultrasonics Corp. Prior to such merger, all
significant activities of the company were carried on through Power¬
tron, Inc.;
its wholly-owned subsidiary was only active in promoting
BUSINESS—The
The
manufacturing
in
He
—V.
191, p.
Outing Club, Inc., New London, N. H.—Files With SEC
;
'
corporation
The
the
share,
July
on
SEC .covermg
per
filed
1960
27,
1,750 shares of
letter of notification with
stock to be offered at $100
a
common
underwriting.
without
ski resort.
proceeds are to be used for expenses in constructing a
The
Oxford Paper Co.
(& Subs.)—Net Up—
1960, were 22% above
in sales, William H.
Chisholm, President, said in his report to stockholders.
The more
than
proportionate rise in earnings as against sales primarily re¬
flected
the
continued progress achieved in perfecting the operations
cf new facilities and new products.
Second quarter 1960 earnings also
were
significantly higher than for the previous year's corresponding
peyiod on a moderate rise in sales.
V
of
six months ended June 30,
on
a
gain of 6.1%
for the
Earnings
those
a
earlier
year
$36,520,990
the
for
$3,915,819
was
6%
notes payable
nqn-inierest bearing
Short-Term
Short-Term
payable
the
on
basis.—V.
same
191,
6 %
—V.
none <>
Stock,
191,
Electric
Pacific
Railway
Rai way
expenses
oper.
$6,831,437
5,178.289
Net
fr.
rev.
919,120
$1,653,148
*260,987
960,516
ops—
$301,928
$363,133
ry.
*10,716
117,232
ry.
$1,770,285
207,053
income
oper.
* Deficit.—V.
,
192,
10.
p.
.
Hawaiian
Co.
Record Highs
—
Calif.
Fullerton,
achieved
Company
«8nd
Sales
.
in
last
Net
earnings
share
equal
after
preferred
shares
common
paid
Dec,
Steps
for
22,
the
15%
the
At
equal
dividends
months
six
to
outstanding
same
period
of
1960,
net
last
income
62c
share
a
for
adjusted
1959
of
the
on
the
$481,954,
was
dividend
stock
to
underway
are
$25
redeem
the
cumulative
par
4,000
6%
preferred
The Boston company reported on
June
30,
equal
to
1960.
were
$100,231,000,
Silk Hosiery Hills,
In
addition,
equal
to
last
$2.49
share.—V.
per
there
year
share
was
which
tc be used
are
the
income
income
1959
of
net
$7.54
(&
was
Herbert
L.
Barnet
Consolidated
net
in
reported
on
earnings
the
revenue
oper.
reserve
for
Federal
and
fr.
rev.
liabilities, construc¬
charges
after
Net
—V.
192,
253.
p.
'
67,514,589
57,096,532
10,642,867
9,456,580
63,549,061
55,690,299
.
Electric Generating Co.—Proposes Borrow¬
Southern
ings—
subsidiary
This
and Georgia Power Co. has
Co.
Power
Alabama
of
to the SEC for an order authorizing bank borrowings during
period ending July 1, 1961, in amounts aggregating not to exceed
$28,000,000 in the aggreate.
The funds will be used to continue the
construction of the Generating No. 1 Steam Plant, the bank notes
to be retired at or before maturity from the
proceeds of the public
sale of debt securities by the company and/or its sale of additional
common stock to its parents.—V.
191, p. 2522.
applied
the
Bell Telephone
Southwestern
Co.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
Period End. Juno 30—
income
Federal
Net
65,420,807
32,473,467
29,298,162
—wJ ww
.M u.
—
•_—,
11*410,910A 71v598,650
» 12,770,325-\.
income
69,353,875
5,017,232..
5,338,543
:66;88»;510
10,590,092 •*66,279^'92)'>62,339,846
!
r "tnj >£tuftisN'."do'
11,852,483
541.;
p.
.
213,460,015 198,926,548
11,313,721
12,365,117
charges-.
192,
^
33,836,427
taxes
operating
after
S
61,578,290 386,886,007 360,534,027
35,860,206
taxes
operating
Other
1960—6 Months—1959
$
$
66,334,191
Operating
revenues
Operating expenses
corporation's sales and earnings for the first half
39% and 45%, respectively, ahead of 1959, President
Chicago
this year
R.
Arthur
721,000
were
Williams
compared
net
in the first six months of 1959,
equal to $1.07 per share, against
$1,303,000,
earlier.
year
a
the second quarter of $9,412,000 and $676,000,
sales of $8,127,000 and the earnings of
for the second quarter last year.
earnings in
respectively,
$720,754
shareholders. Consolidated sales of $17,-
$12,727,000
74 cents per share,
or
and
Sales
reports to
with
reached
income
$891,754,
Sales Rise—
Corp.—Net,
Stanray
with
compared
reported
backlog of unfilled orders as
with $9,907,000 on the
to
30
June
like
compared
1959
to
amounted
date,
Mr.
Wil¬
reported.
Railway
company's
Boat divisions hart sales
of
excess
like
the
makes
Equipment,
Special Products and Traveler
for the six months ended June 30
and earnings
1959
"Arkansas
period,
said
Traveler"
Williams.
Mr.
fiber
glass
boat
The
division,
outboard
aluminum
and
the
over
similar
1959
Gillen Co. and P. I.
achieved approximately the same sales volume but slightly
earnings
than in the comparable 1959 period, Mr. Williams
Corp.,
lower
stated.
to
continues
in
last
the
third
the
three
formerly Standard
expect
quarter
months
of
Railway
good
a
being
1960,"
with
year,
told
Equipment
anticipated
some
offset by increasing
he
shareholders.
Manufacturing
volume during
The
company,
adopted
Co.,
its
present name last May,
Stanrock Uranium Mines Limited—Bond Payment—
announced
sinking
payment of
The
the
that holders
10
due
1,
June
principal
of
5%%
31,
a
mort¬
first
receive
its
will
1963,
Aug.
on
partial
1960.
made in U. S. dollars by The Chase Manhattan
trustee, and in Canadian funds by Montreal Trust Co.,
American
Canadian
After
trustee,
Aug.
the
on
tion
Aug.
on
bonds,
of
payment will be
Bank,
the
fund
30%
31,
of the
presentation
upon
I960,
holders
remainder
of
of
the
of
the
53/4S
the
principal
bonds.
will
and
entitled
be
interest
due
interest
to
deduc¬
after
partial payment.—V. 189, p. 2832;
$2,169,854
2,083,288
$2,384,623
2,124,903
356,533
ops.__
*$19,539
$40,182
$86,566
$259,720
*58,924
2,929
*108,899
49,655
ry.
192,
p.
155.
Net
Net
share. This compares with $5,970,000 or 97 cents
share for the same period in 1959. Before taxes and provision for
reserve, earnings amounted to $14,465,000 compared with $13,-
$1,972,296
ry.
railway oper.
in-
cTnniaxes $1.03 a*ter reserve for foreign activities amounted to $6,and
670,000 or
3.453.995
ops.
fr.
—V.
889,194
inc
above.
on
3,467,309
20,791,584
20,608,906
192, p. 156.
8,
Aug.
offered
1960,
for
covering
public
sale
Allen
& Co.
The
be supplied by
to
The
$2,217,501 $13,643,482 $12,347,828
997,988
6,002,119
5,221,402
V/ *
This corporaton, Arcia Building, Justo Arosemena Avenue, Panama,
Republic of Panama,
filed
a
registration statement
with
the
SEC
Ry.—Earnings—
expenses
oper.
rev.
Mining Co. Ltd.
Syntex Corp.—Files For Offering—
by
1960—Month—1959
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$5,426,291
$5,684,810 $34,252,388 $33,139,412
revenue—
oper.
Natto
,1960—5 Mos.—1959
382,889
Louis Southwestern
St.
Railway
President
foreign
11,524,029
10,210,018
are
per
July 28.
after
income
gage
expenses
oper.
Deficit.—V.
Railway
history,
company's
operating
See
1960—Month—1£59
$363,350
$396,715
railway oper. inc
Net
Subs.)—Record Highs—
records
5,671,883
Net
only
be used to reduce current
working capital.
for
and
Railway
torn'68, earn*n£S, and profits for the first six months ended June 30,
1960
exceed
all
previous
taxes—
Trustees
note.
V
Period End. June 30—=
-
to liquidate a promissory
proceeds are to
Railway
135, p. 722.
Pepsi-Cola Co.
operating
registered a sales gain of more than 30%
period, he added.
Two other subsidiaries, John
$1,208,000,
to
10.337,957
Other
boats
Inc.—Tenders for Stock—
York.
Period End. June 30—
*
nonrecurring
increased
net
.
Sudbay Beryllium Mines, Ltd.—Restricted—
•/
and
63,386,723 409,343,880 378,370,088
38,515,548 250,797,853 226,124,773
9,575,460
57,565,796
57,631,181
5,152,848
33,465,637
31.0C5.073
70,118.260
42,584,491
in
Inc.,
Electronics,
Calif.
proceeds
Net
$92,988,000
share.
Revenues.—_
Operating expenses
Federal income taxes—
Operating
1960—6 Months—1959
I960—Month—1959
Period End. June 30—
slowness
tion
July 29 that sales for the year ended
and net ' income
was
$3 4S4 000
were
to
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
Southern Bell
The
New York transfer agent
National
Indiana
The
$7.10
per share.
Previous year, sales
$2,456,000, equal to $5.05 per
Twelve .months
$1,094,388—V. 192, p. 541.
compared with
Agent—
Rutland Ry.—Earnings—
Pepperell Manufacturing Co^Net Up-<-*
net
Steel
New
2353,
p.
$670,279.
with
Gross revenues $15,385,086, compared with $14,034,497 and
income,
after
provision for Federal income taxes, $1,323,886,
30:
$12,577,000
Titusville, Fla.—Files With SEC
The corporation or- July 29, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC
covering 100,000 shares of
common stock (par one cent) to
be offered at $3 per share, through Mallory Securities, Inc., New York,
number
same
3%
and
compared
year,
$782,007,
taxes,
income
Gross revenues $8,195,066, compared with
net income, after provision for Federal
30:
June
Consolidated
general corporate purposes.
Riverview ASC, Inc.,
1959.
Hawaiian's
with
to be
New
>
Trust Co. has been appointed
the common stock of the corporation.
The
outstanding shares of
stock, according
to Mr. Hughes.
These shares are subject to redemption after May 23,
1960 at $26.25 per share and the redemption will be completed
by the
end
of the
company's third quarter period, he concluded.—V. 189,
Pacific
1, 1960 filed a letter of notification
of common stock (par 10 cents)
through Richard Bruce & Co., Inc.,
Angeles,
dividends to 71 cents a
stock outstanding at June 30,
common
first
the
over
mid-year
preferred
after
shares of
773,835
income
Net
increased
1960
continued.
$555,663,
the
on
1960
to
last
$7 283 779
June
"Stanray
1959 first half, rising to $9,705,836
the $9,063,483 recorded in the same
the
from
1960
for
Hughes
amounted
above
of
York.
Rimak
-K-y
year.
Mr.
year,
of
half
lirst
period
7%
increased
the
to
months
North Hollywood, Calif.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation on July 29,
1960 filed a letter of! notification with
the
SEC
covering
150,000 shares of common stock
(par SI) to be
offered
at
$2
per
share, through
Holton, Henderson & Co., Los
in
earnings for the first half ended June 30, 1960,
Hughes announced on Aug. 8 in the six month report.
P.
share,
Irving
The
both sales
president Reuben
highs
record
Service Co. (& Subs.)—Net Up—
Southeastern Public
Six
Bank, Indianapolis, Ina., will until the close
of business on Sept. 15, 1960, receive tenders {or the sale to it of com¬
mon stock
(par $5) at $47 per share.—V. 188, p. 2293.
Re¬
—
per
which
demption—
This
Aug.
on
per
Rayette, Inc.—Transfer
of
letter;; of .notification with
stock (par $1) to be offered
Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.
and instill equipment,
a
share, through Garat & Polonitza,
The
proceeds are to be used to acquire
Inventory and for. working .capital.
$2
while
„
Products
i The corporation on Aug. 1, 1960 filed
130,00C shares of capital
at
liams
Real
Pacific
L, I., N. X.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
proceeds are to be used for
The
Net
Co., Inc., Westbury,
S5
at
New
The
$7,300,83^
5,530,551
v-:
$63,000
covering 60,000 shares
SEC
York.
$1,323,699
$1,221,048
revenue
oper.
the
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the SEC covering
The
corporation
The
i960—6 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
for
;
Industries, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif,
Shelley Urethane
2749.
p.
Rainier
the
$1,812,131
against
as
734.
186, p.
—Files With
448,200 shs.
750,009 shs.
value
par
no
Securities and
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
—V.
of
offered
.
income,
—V.
(cue
payable
note
-LLfei'P)
-
31,. 1963)
May
Common
2748.
p.
$2,025,439
was
the previous year.
after taxes, was $940,229
and was equivalent to 99
cents
per
shave on the 953,280 shares of common stock currently
outstanding.
For
the comparable 1959 period net earnings were
$869,431,
or
91
cents per share,
calculated on the same basis,
Net
"'-Net
''H'?
note
—
—
Long-Term
as
upon
1959.
of
taxes
of
months
same
none
-
calulated
period
before
'.Profit
competition
months ended June 30, I960
with $22,458,196 for the cor¬
net
—
corresponding period
taxes
before
Outstanding
Authorized
of 1959.
against a pre-tax profit of
$2,763,974 a year earlier.
•
-V:
Consolidated net income, after U. S. and Canadian taxes on, income,
amounted
to
$1,655,819 and was equivalent to $1.39 per share on
the
1.006,434
shares of common stock currently outstanding,
after
pro iAion for dividends on the preference stock.
This compares with
.1951 first half net earnings of $1,356,773, cr $1.10 per common share,
Prolit
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
industrial use.
for heavy-duty
which are primarily intended
CAPITALIZATION
Consolidated net sales of the compajqy .and. subsidiaries., for The six
months
ended
June
30.
I960 totaled $3&.7S4*,§6C
as
compared with
of
.
company
powers
*|
i.
■ ■
sales for the six
$26,096,081 as compared
to
amounted
responding
porating
2307,
margins.
Consolidated
marketing
and
slight decline in profit margin from 1959, Mr. Scott pointed out.
said that foreign sales continued to show substantial increases
prior years and prospects are excellent for continued growth.
the
over
products.
company's
the
of
sale
cutback in scheduled
automotive
was
principal
was organized
for the express purpose of developing
a
variety of electrical and electronic products incor¬
ultrasonic principles. During the period of its incorporation
to Feb. 29,
1960 (the close of its first fiscal year)., the company in¬
curred
losses
of approximately
$100,090, Unaudited figures for the
three mdnoh period from March 1, 1960 through May 31, 1960 show
a
further loss of approximately $3,350. As of May 31, 1960 the com¬
pany had current assets of $176,283 and current liabilities of $209,499,
giving it a working capital deficit of $33,216. The company's total
assets
on
May 31, 1960 were $189,587 and its total liabilities were
$272,499, giving it a deficiency in capital of $82,912.
During
the perioc fiorn its incorporation to Feb.
29, 1960, the
company's principal activities consisted of research and development
work to find and perfect products which could be sold in commercial
quantities. During the period from March 1, I960 through May 31,
1960 the first significant sales of the
company's product took place.
To
date the only products
which have been commercially marketed
consist of
ultrasonic cleaning systems of several different sizes and
development programs, plus tooling costs
costs over last year, contributed
and
engineering
increases
some
ccmpany
1959 and has its
Field
Industrial Park,
the
Expanded
to
•
company
10.
1960.
and
Offered
Aug. 5 prospectus
an
written.
month period ending June 30,
1960, amounted to $62,449,429 and earnings for the same period were
$7 ,317,225 or 93 cents per share.
"
The
announcement
was
made by William C. Scott,' President,' and
coincided
with a
report to stockholders covering the third quarter
of the corporation's fiscal year.
During the same quarter last year, net sales amounted to $62,697,579
and
earnings were $7,457,077 or 95 cents per share. For the nine
months ended June 30, 1960 net earnings of $10,535,403 were equivalent
to $1.34 per share, compared with $11,503,115 or $1.47 per share in
1959. Net sales for the first nine months of fiscal 1960 were $134,292,806 compared to $133,363,804 for the same period last year.
Earnings margins were improved during the third quarter. Sales of
outboard motors were approximately the same as in the 1959 quarter;
Pioneer chain
saw
and Lawn-Boy lawn mower sales were up
while
vehicle sales were down. President Scott said, reflecting the fact that
the U. S. Post Office has not purchased any Cushman Mailster vehicle
consolidated
.
this corporation pub¬
licly offered 295,000 shares of its no par common stock
at $2 per share and 60,000 shares of said stock to option
holders at $2.20 per share. Neither offering was under¬
—Pursuant to
116.
9.
Outboard Marine Corp.
Corp.—Common Stock
Powertron Ultrasonics
stock reserved for issu¬
ance
upon conversion of
340,000 shares of class B stock and 20,000
shares
of class A stock
reserved for issuance to three officers and
one executive of the company at $3.30 per share pursuant to restricted
stock options for a period of five years from Nov. 1, 1961.
tThese
notes
are
secured by
inventories consisting of finished
Organs which are pledged as collateral under trust .receipts, c. » »» f
SRepresents
accrued
amounts,
payable when company's current
ratio, exclusive of merchandise inventory, is not less than 2 to 1.
340,000 shares of class A
include
not
*Does
1,
.
Corp.
Contract payable
!
Monday, August 15, 1960
.
quarter, Mr. Bradley said, reflected the
production, as well as the effect
second
profit
1960 filed a letter of notification with
first mortgage registered bonds, due
29,
July
on
•:
$300,000 of 10%
SEC covering
July
$150,000
$191,739
association
The
340,000 shs.
350 shs.
preferred stock ($100 par)
—_■
t5V2% demand notes payable to banks
^Subordinated account payable to Ves-
5%
monthly
'*
C.,
B.
Vancouver,
West
SEC—
With
Canada—Files
Outstanding;
Association,
Turf
Portland
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
'
.
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and Financial
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8
in
production
research
from
relating
the
and
to
sale
stock
a
in
will
be
of
stock,
underwriters
underwriting
and
hormone
steroid
of
used
common
of
price
pharmaceutical business,
the
sale
development
of
group
offering
amendment.
is engaged
company
the
shares
100,000
through
public
such
principally
and
in
proceeds
products
products.
additional
as
to
be
headed
terms
The
net
working capital.
The company
has outstanding 7.389 shares of $100 par 6% preferred
1,318,840 shares
of
common
stock.
The
prospectus lists
George Rosenkranz as President.
Management officials own 38%
of
the
outstanding preferred
and
3.4%
of
the
outstanding
common.
.Stock
and
Allen & Co.
owns
391,847 common shares.—V.
190, p.
1228.
per
per
816,000 earned in
The
I960
fver,
in
1960
Mr.
six
compared
Barnet
net
with
pointed
1959.
earnings
figure
represents
a
increase
12%
measured against 6,477,055 shares outstanding
6,154,755
out
International
that
had
shares
during
opened
15
in
the
new
1959.
first
months
of
1960
bringing the
total
operations outside the United States and Canada to 215
the product now available in 83 foreign countries.—V. 191
Net
■
Period End. Jtme 30—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
1960—Month—1959
—V.
rev.
ry,
fr.
oper.
$649,394
$831,836
$4,434,375
648,865
693,258
3,858,650
192,
p.
$529
$138,578
$575,725
$692,056
12,184
69 262
347,527
430,517
116.
$91,865
$98,680
$555,760
$475,406
35,236
ops._
inc.
45,848
224,906
238,800
11.
Co.—Appointments—
Irving Trust
The
the
Sheller
statement
of
with
cf
a
those
said
for
the
six
months
ended
June
of
in
30,
1960
his
report
to
stockholders.
were
the level
of
for public sale
SEC
at
130, Riverton,
on
which
10,
Aug.
135,000
$3.50
Common—
N.
1960,
shares
are
J.,
filed
a
regis¬
covering 150,000
to be offered by
to be
D.
will re¬
ceive
a
35c
commission
per
share plus
$15,000
for
expenses.
The
additional
15,000 shares Included in the prospectus were sold to the
underwriters on July 28,
i960 by Sidney H. Perlman, the company's
on
Blauner
an
&
President,
The
and
all
Co.,
at
of
or
$1
and
engaged
equipment
quality control.
from
the
for
F.
L.
by
share.
per
M.
Lee
L.
Salomon
&
The
&
Co.
Co.,
for
is
offering
Milton
Inc.;
which
they
share.
per
is
basis
none
Inc.
company
sale
equipment
above
approximately. 9%
over
Tom; Bradley,. President,
Results for the current year's
earlier, and earnings
increased
the corresponding period
of 1959,
year
the
stock,
common
company
macie
and
Manufacturing^Corp.—Net Up—
Corp.—Files
corporation of U. S. Highway
tration
shares
Engineering
temperature, humidity,
4,094,313
ops.„
1,552,273
1,605,985
Co. has been named Trustee, registrar and paying
$40,000,000 principal amount of the company's 5V\% sinking
fund debentures due 1980.—V, 192, p. 445.
\i >
•
•
■ \
>:■ /•_
$4 786,369
expenses
ry.
p.
ry.
oper.
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$2,161,745
$2,027,679
,
1960—6 Mos.—1959
revenue..
income
261,124
Temperature
agent for
Sales
Net
Net
fr.
rev.
192,
The
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
$359,804
269,660
Seaboard Finance
'
1882.
$361,525
expenses
oper.
railway
—V.
revenue-
oper.
Railway
Ry.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Net
six
plants,
Pepsi-Cola
plants with
p.
first half of
The fi6ure
Pepsi-Cola
of
the
months
Savannah & Atlanta
It
to
in
also
the
create
pressure
and
design,
controlled
manufacture
engineering,
precisely
cleanliness
produces
infra-ray
in
conditions
of
research, production
ovens
and
other
galley
commercial
stock
sale,
and military aircraft.
Of the net proceeds
approximating $390,250, $75,000, together with
;
'
Continued
on
page
50
192Number 5977
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
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Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
the
In
first
nounced during the
a
all
show
we
in
the
Then
current week.
table in which
second
grouped
are
indicate
we
Name of Company
Ecuadorian
the
Edgewater Steel
two separate
dividends an¬
Elizabethtov/n
Consolidated
Electric
Englehard
payments previ¬
Ennis
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
When
Per
Name of Company
A
C
Industries
P
Abitibi
Power
.'Common
Share
"
(quar.)
&
Paper
for
redemption on Sept. 1
share. plus this
*
■
Allison
Steel
9-
1
First
National
1
9-
1
Formspray Co.
15c
10-
.
American
Hoist
& Derrick
American
Home
.
American
Land
Sterilizer
American
Title
Co.
&
Great Lakes
9- *
8-19
Great
:
Co.
9-
1
8-22
9"
9-15
8-31
10c
.
;
9-1
9-
9-20
9-
1
Atlanta
Gas
4.44%
Light,
9-
2
9-
8-22
(quar.)____
45c
9-
1
preferred
Auto
Electric
Service, Ltd.,
9-
1
9-
1
8-19
$1.15
9-
1
(quar.)____
:
Barber-Greene
Bath
Iron
Brummell
Beau
Beaver
Coal
Corp.
Counselors,
Beauty
Bessemer
preferred
4%
9-15
preferred
8-
Stock
9
1
Brack
A
3
9-15
9-15
(E. J.)
& Sons
Bridge & Tank Co.
•'
8-
10-
1
10-
1
25c
10-14
)
$1.25
9-15
8-19
9-15
8-19
Organ,
1
9-
9-29
9-15
75c
9-15
lie
9-30
8-31
9-
8-15
Stores
Corp.,
British-American
(
American
1
5%
10-
1
9-
$68%C
10-
1
Burnham
Corp.
Burton-Dixie
;
—
,
1
1
9-
9-
1
$72 Vac
9-
$25c
10-
1 y
1
8-15
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Carnation-
-3%%
Catelli
Co.,
1st
Food
Products,
9-23
9-
Electric
4.75%
<fc Gas-Co.—
preferred
preferred
-4%
4.92 %
9-
1 y
$25c
Clark
v
Metals
Clark
I 6%
8-17
r;5%
Louisville
9-16
8-15
9-10
30c
9c
.
V;.
(quar.)____
8-31
3c *'
10-
$1.50
5c
25c
._
J:
Mines,
American
Crurn
&
9♦
1
:
8-19
.
Forster
Year-end
4.■
.
Drug
y.-'v
'Ji"
"
;1 8-311
> t 4.45%
"8-16?
Middle
-
30c
2c
9-
40c
,
'
6%
(stock
Oil
Minnesota
8-25
9-6
9-10
9-
6
Montreal
Montrose
3.75%
preferred B
preferred C (quar.),_
Decca Records, Ltd.—
►
American
deposits
rets,
9-
1
8-15
9-
...
1
9-
1
9-
1
('*
""
'
.
come
plus
9c
Co.
Trust
Fuel
of
Co.
Supply
3 %c
investment income
8-15
.
Nachman
Nasco,
y
•
,
investment
8-15
3c
5-31
Corp.
Inc.,
National
realized
in-
security?
Newbury
9^15.
,
8-29
Foods.:?
: -15c
^
Fabrics, Ltd.. common..(quar.)—__'
Second convertible preference
Dorsey Corp.,
6%
Dravo Corporation
Drexel Furniture
( qua-r.x
-
preferred-fqxmxr)—^
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
1
9-30.
9-26
9-
9-15
9-1
15c
9-30
9-15.
9-15
9-
10-1
8-
8-15
95c
:
- x
$15c
$37ValC-'
r-
9-20
:
1111-
A
,
75c
50c
40c
9.
9-1.
Malleable
10-15
1
1
10-
1
9-
2
10-
lyy
9-
2
Steel
10-
1
9-
1
9-
2
•"
30c
;
,
:
'
8-17
8-31
9-15
5%.
.9-
9-12
1
J.)
Co.
8-19
U.
:
,
10-11
9-
9-12.
-
'
North
American' Car
River Insurance Co.
(N. Y.)
9-
Board
Sheet
9-
3
35c
9-2
;8-20
9-
2
,8-20
9-15
.8-25
9-
1
8-19
9-
1
8-19
;
<
25c
9-15
5%
11-22
9-
9-1
11-
7
1
8-15
9-30
9-16
$1.25
9-15
9-
25c
9-10
8-26
9-10
8-22
40c
(quar.)
Circuit—
9-23$
30c
9-12
9-
?
1st
35c
.—$1f
42 Vac
(quar.)_u.__—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
common
1
9-15
9-18
X
-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
15c
*
8c
9-20
9-12
50c
v.!" 5c
.
.
8-24
9-30;
9-15
9-16
8-25
*
9-
1
8-19 i
9-
1
8-15,
10-10
9-
6
9-
6
11-20
10-
3
9-20
8-
8
8-
8
10-31
9-
2-
Co.,
(quar.)_—
(quar.)——
common (quar.)_-_-
common
Corp.,
——
10-
3
9-
2 *
$1.75
(quar.)"——————
preferred
Camp
(stock dividend)—a
Sea Food
Co.—
Victoria
'
Viking
;
•
.
...
a
10-
3
9-
2 "
55c
9-10
8-22'
9-10
8-22
30c
9-28
9-
$1.12(4
10-15
$2
.
and
voting
trust
9k
9-9
action
deferred
Chemical, 6%
at
Telephone
this
&
9-
ft-1?
WJR
•
^■8-19
(The. Goodwill Station)
15c
8-11
1
8-10
9-
$12 Vac
9-15
35c
'9-15
preferred.
(quar.)—
American
(quar.)__——
shares
1-
9-15.
8-24\
25c
9-15
8-22>
r 10 c
9-
1
12 Vac
Trust, Ltd.
——
8-15
■4 25c
3-
$1.25
(quar >=_
< quar. i_
'
9-
8-26
35c
pfd. divid.
Corp." (quar.K-
West Rand Investment
8-10"
time.
Telegraph
West Chemical Products,; eoio_
$5"
8-18
8-25
9
8-16
...
(quar.)—„
ctfs.
Mfg.,.Ltd., class A (quar.)_———
& Grey Trust (quar.)
Pump Co. (quar.)
——
Virginia
100%
,
two-for-one split—
Co.—
yirginia-earolina
~
9-ia
9-10
2
10-
15c
8-19
10-
9-
1
13%c
60c
(quar.)
9-15
17c
—
(initial)———————
preferred (quar.)———
Viceroy
L
/9-.1
10.
—-
Co.,
Metal
Rubber
S.
WalVrerrScott
1
9'
50c
Film
Carton
Gas
preferred
Vernon
7.
8-22
9-26
50c
93%c
•**
9
5c.
(quar.)
&
Gypsum Co.,
4(4%
9-16
9-30
B_rq T
•
9-
.9-
$10c
(quar.)—
Century-Fox
Artists Theatre
8%
8-24
9-14
50c
(quar.h—
9
1
8-24
8-31
50c
Corp.—(quar.)—
(quar.
9-
10-
35c
A
Stockholders approve
Pennsylvania .RR.
1
35c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)——
class
Corp.
Chemical
Vendo
44-
North
1
25c
—
payment omitted at this time.
Radio
Universal .Marion
9
Trust Co. (Brookline, Mlass)-r-.
North
7
10-
$10c
Supply,
preferred
S.
Van
12(4c
Quarterly
(quar.)_
(quar.)——_—
910-
31 %c
;
•
9-30
30c
.
15c
25c
30c
/
:
8-26
31 %c
i
common.
preferred
(quar.)
—
6% preferred 1958 series (quar.)
:—
! 6% preferred 1959 series (quar.)
r_—
United Elastic Corp. (quar.)
United Industrial Corp.
(Del.)4 common——
8-25
10-14
15c
V
$1.24
Eelevators, Ltd.
_;
'
8-19
9-12
9-10
35c
(quar.)
9-15
35C
_
Acceptance Corp., class A—
7%
22 VaC
(quarr)—
5
8-15
Markets,
Cities
U.
8-22
8-31
.
1
■"8-15
United
1
35c
-; <30c
1- "'"
(Pgh.)-(qxiar.)
(quar.)
common
'
2
10-
15c
Casting
8-11
——
$1.08%
Co.. (quar.)—
8-12
8-
.
(J.
Norfolk County
1Q-15
1
8-15
9-
2
9744c
(quar.)
8-31
/Stock dividend consisting of one share of
Aircraft
Armaments,
Inc.
and
two
shares of U. S. Semiconductor Products,
Inc. for every 40 shares of common held.
Convertible preferred A (quar.)——-—;— $0.10625
16C
United Insurance of America (reduced)
$2.50
United New Jersey RR. & eanal- Co."(quar.)
50c
United Screw & Bolt Corp.,-class A (quar:)_50c
Class B
(quar.)'__
-
5
9-
y
"
1"
96v4c
'
-
9
net
Newport Electric Corp., common: Jiccreased)
3%% preferred (quar.)_
*
Dominion
10-
(quar.)—-
class
9-
8-25
9-15
Carbon Co.
plus-2c from secxirities
National Union Fire Insxixance
12 %C
Deltown
'
—
9-15
9-15
2%
5 Va %
8-15
■/
National-Standard
from
8-25
'
ordinarynet
•-
8-15
16c
6V4c
9-15
United
9-15
': •
from
(2c
8-30
8-15
1
1
United
1
(quar.)——::——.
(Pittsburgh) (quar.)
interest
9-15
6
15c,
(Kansas Trust)—
beneficial
9-30
•
9"
(quar.)————
Chemical
1
1
9-
10-
Common
,
from
"
9-
9-
$1.35
United
10-
(initial quar.fzz_
*
of
5
10c
y
30c
$25c
1
8-
4c
"
Quarterly
9-
12'/ac
•
8-15
9-15
Twentieth
10c
Ct—
1
1
8-17
1
8-22
25c
8-15
97 Vac
_____
9-
9-10
$1.11%
dividend)_r———
(quar.)-—
9-
1
Trylon
90c
.(quar.T—4-Inc.-
8-18
11-
Trav-ler
12c
v
1
10-
-Tractor
45c
Valley Natural Gasr*4quar.4'——
Trust
Shares
6-30
93 %c
3.90%
Delaware .Fund^-
93 %c
!
(quar.)
8-17
60c
(quar.)____
:...
'8-22
.
Mining & Mfg.-'-
.'New common
Minnesota
8-29
y
Corp.
Rhoades,
8c
Mutual
common
8-30
8-15
53 (4 c
—
9-
50c
(quar.)
Roofing, Inc.
Tower
8-18
(quar.
Co.
(quar.)
Financial
6-30
9-20
25c
& Light,
1
common
preferred B
Midwest
9
25c
:
preferred A (quar.)
9-
•
——
8-26
45c
(quar.)
9-23
preferred
(quar.)
Gulf Producing
(quar.)
5%
A—-
(quar.)__—
8-26
5%
$1.31%
Extra
8-15
.
15c
(quar.)
_4—
•
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
Midwest
9-20
30c
shares__
Power
3.75%
1
50c
preferred
Mountain
Dayton
1
9-
——__
(quar.—
8-15
Daggafontein Mines, Ltd.—
American
C
Ray)
9-25
8-17
GOc
"(quar.)__.
< quar.). y__
'
8-31
$25c
(quar. 1
Stores
9-
12 (4c
Brick & Tile
States
Miller
extra
Mines
10-16
.
'
'■
1'-.
32c
7 (4 c
Co
9-15
1
9-10
8c
(quar.)
Transmission,
Dividend
dd'd-
Metropolitan'Edison Co.— "?;
'
) '
'
3.80% preferred (quar.) —4—
3.85%
preferred (quar.)
4—_____——_
'■3.90% prefeiTerh (quar.)%~__—
4.35% preferred (quar.——
>, .8-16
9-1
(J.
Messenger Corp.
.
8-26
9-15
50c
$10c
1
class A________
'
shares.
Cunningham
Cyprus
Co., Inc.,
Ltd.—
8-12
8-12
10c
preferred
Bros.
Merry
8-26
9-10
$$1.50
y
1
(quar.)
Investment
McDermott
2
9
9
'
(quar.)^y
9-
9-
9-
-
Haven)—
.
7-31
9-16,-
.
6
1
(quar.)_—
■; '6% preferred (quar.)—_—4—"
Marsh
Supermarkets, Inc.^
Matson Navigation Co.
(increased)——
8-16
9-29
35c
10c
;
1
9-15
11-
9-
Friday Silver Lead Mines—.———
4(4%
8-16
.
1
11-21
$1.25
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works, class
8-19
4
8-31
1
10-
9-
•
*
.
Ltd,,, com.
:
10-
$10c
(quar.)
Inc.
9-30
10-
$20c
(quar.)
5%
conv.
preferred initial series (quar.)
5%
convertible preferred B
(quar.)
Tidewater Telephone Co., common (quar.)__s
5%
preferred (quar.)
9-15
$$1.25
quar.)
(quar.)—__—__—
Marquette Cement Mfg.,
A___
Co;, (quar.)
Trust.. (New
Inc.
8-19
10-14
'
—
5.40%
Tilo
_______
8-15
8-30
6
9-
93 %c
(quar.)
;
preferred
preferred
Thorofare
8-31
9-15
12c
—
9-10 '
(quar.)—
Uniter
8-12
•
9
♦:
8-31
1
Gas
Texas
9
9-
12c
_______
Industries
Lucky
9-
9-
1
10c
(initial
(quar.)
H.)
(M.
Lear,
40c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
8-22
9-15
1
35c'
i5%: preferred
(annual)-..
Lake Superior District Power—
8-30
.
1010-
(monthly)
class A
8-15
1
62 Vac
(John B.)
Toronto
9-16
50c
30c
28'/sC
_—__—
Acceptance,
8-15
1
80c
(quar.)_
A
dividend
5.25%
Industries—
(monthly)
Labrador
8-17.
10-14
Oil
(increased quar.)
B
9-13
10c
8-31
Texas
:
conv.
1
9-
—
—
Company
(quar.)—
Stylon Corp. (quar.)
Supercrete, Ltd. (stock dividend).
9-15
9-15
99-
8-19
40c
6
5c
Stuart
8-31
9-30
55c
Drug Co.
9-12
-
1
9
$1.25
.:
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
A
£1.20 conv. preferred
.
Finance
9-
9-30
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (San Fran.)—_
y Quarterly.
______—
Crown
10-
45C
preference (quar.)
Crown
xl(4%
Lanston
:
class
preferred
Publishing,
(quar.)-__________4:__—
9-16
55c
Community. Bank. &
(
Quarterly
Copp
E
Water Supply,
25c
Broadcasting System (quar.)__
Qombined; Insurance Co. of America (quar,)
^Commercial
preference
preferred
9-30
Columbia
■
xl(4%
$1.23
—__—__________
Corp.,
Colonial Sand & Stone
(quar.):—__________
8-31
$1
(s-a)
Industries, $6
8-31
1
8
Co.—
Class A (arrears payment)
Colonial
1
10-
Lamston
(Bridgeport) fquar.)
Employees Insurance
Acceptance
1
10-
common
Equipment Co, (quar.);
Colonial
10-
8-22
18%c
8-31
Xl'/4%
Class
8-17
8-31
8-31
xl%%
9-
2
$50c
8-31
1
prior preferred (quar.)
Kittannung Telephone (quar.) T___—
Kratter Corp., class A (monthly)___________
9-15
8-31
1
10-
(quar.)______________
.Common
8-22
9-
V
10-
(quar.)„__—___________
Kerr-McGee
1
4
1
30c
(increased)
9-20
9-
h"'
iff
Co., 8% preferred (quar.)
Stratton & Terstegge Co. (quar.)—
—
Stuart
(D. A.) Oil Co. Ltd.
(quar.)
8-24
$$1.75
9
9
8-19
(quar.)
8-19
4.96%
8-16
8-31
59% C
.
Wire Co.—,
Francisco)
(Ohio)
9-1
C
D
Katz
*
(San
Co.
Pressed Steel
B
$5
8-15
9-15
10-
_•
Co., Ltd.
(quar.)________
99-
6
(increased)
Standard
preference
preference
Jamaica
.yy.
,City Trust Co.
Service
y
9-15
$13c
(quar.)
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)__
Chicago National Bank (quar.)
Civil
9-
■35c
;
(quar.)
10-10
-
93 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Central SteeP&
(Kentucky)
9-15
preference
5%
6-30
9-15
$25c
B
(quar.)
Central Illinois Public Service
Co.
9-30
9
8-17
.
(quar.)
Co.
Public Service
preference
1
1
9-
5c
preferred
Stetson
1010-
25c
—__
Paving & Materials, Ltd.
9
8-20
$1.63
Products, class A
3% %
9-
8-20
1
—
^,l"hoT'.r '
(Del.)— "
Co.
Standard
30c
5
1"'
50c
8-18
Stock
8-
99-
(Detroit)—
9-15
5%,
8-19
$29V4C
.
Central
(increased quar.)
Co.
5
94c
Insurance
1
.7%
8-23
8-31
10c
(quar.)
A
Machine
Jaeger
.„4Vfc%
pfd.
class
Mfg.
8-15
2
8-
25C
(quar.)
Motor
8-19
1
8-15
(quar.)
B
9-
9-
Co.
(quar.)
20c
.>
Fireman
A
9-16
:—
9-30
9-
8-19
25c
Insurance
5c
$1.25
(quar.)
(s-a)
1
30c
1<?
Royalty
Jamaica
8-15
12Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
common
preferred
9-
15c
,
Diversified Services—
Extra
8-15
30c
____;
4 Va%
Milling
Class
Iron
Flooring Co., Ltd.—
i Class
Ay (quar,)
Canada Malting, Ltd.,
Class
Standard
"6%
."—
Canada
Standard
8-19
8-19
9-2
8-31
$3
1
8-25
9-10
9-
;
9-15
:
8-19
(quar.)
Accident
9-30
(quar.)
5% prior pfd. (quar.)_____
Motor Freight
(quar.)—_
Voting and Non-voting
2
1
10-11
$0,071
15c
(annual)
■
preference
9-12
Ltd.—
deposit rets.
Inc..
quarterly ;
■
Machinery ..(quar.)——
Paper Company, com.
(quar.)
Marine
&
Quarterly
9-15
1
Fire
$1
8-15
30c
Cameo,
$3.75
8-10
1
Standard
10-
5
1
i
$6.50
$1.25
7%
—
preferred
9-
50c
8-
9-
25c
(Mass.), common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co., common
30c
4-.
:
8-15
:___
(quar.)___
Springfield
(Providence)—
Hosts,
Investors
(quar.)
common
9-16
9-12
8-18
10-
$1.25, ;
.
(quar.)
50c
(quar)
8
50c
12 VaC
(quar.)
9-16
9-16
8-19
8-20
8-
25c
9-30
9-30
9-19
3%
9-30
$1.13
4
7-15
28 %c
12c
$4 preferred
Blyvooruitzicht Gold Mining Co.—
American
Mills,
B
75c
Ltd—
(quar.)
Bymart-Tintair,
Class
9
8-15
8-31
•
(quar.).
common
69c
(quar.)____—I.
Bank
preferred
Spindale
.
9-
1
8-15
8-19
dividend
25c
9
9-
$15c
receipts
Apartments
Corp.
Water
National
Investment,
Sterling Drug, Inc.
_
Co.
(quar.)__
(quar.)______
(quar.
prior preferred
Increased
8-26
(quar.)
Tobacco
Garden
pfd.
4(4%
A
6%
8-25
1
9-
25c
$1
preferred (quar.)_
5%% preferred (quar.)
International
8-19
deposit
Brooklyn
Corp.,
commcn
preferred
$1.06(4
9-23
1
10-10
2 VaC
Stock
:
1
10-17
8-20
9-
17 Vac
Extra
8-19
15c
25c
—
9-20
40c
dividend)
(quar.)__
Steel
Southwestern
2
8-31
8-22
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil, Ltd.
9-
8-20
1
10%
Castings
(quar.)
Southern Spring Bed (quar.)__
8-25
9-15
8-31
Investors
9-
$10c
(quar.)
preference
$2.90
9-10
9-15
Interstate
25C
Common
BritishrAmerican
25c
?:.7(4c
(initial-quar.)
com.
17 V2C
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)_
new
(stock
Inc.
1
9-
15c
(quar.)
America
Food,
9-
—
$1.27
of
8-19
10c
Ins.
1
15c
(quar.)
quarterly
International Cigar
8-24
.*•'
Fire & Marine
Rite
1
9-
36c
Mfg.
Savage Arms Corp.
Interstate
1
9-
Schlumberger, Ltd.
(quar.)
Scientific-Atlanta, (stock dividend)
9-20
9-
8-31
9-15
IOC
8-19
62 (4 c
-
9-15
25c
8-19
Curtis
9-15
;
Specialty
Co.
8-22
9-10
$25c
9-15
Sivyer
8-26
5C
Co., Ltd.-r—
(quar.)
$1.11
Shop
9-12
&
8-19
Shoe
8-17
30c
;
8-19
Industrial
1
25c
-
Paul
8-22
-
17 Vac
;
(quar.)
9-15
Indianapolis
9
9-
.
Co.
;
Increased
1
lc
9-15
4V2%
8-26
1
C.)
9-
6-30
9-10
14c
Co
A
Claire
St.
1
8-26
8-17
38c
(monthly)
9-15
$2.75
8-31
9-10
9-
,
30c
■
(quar.)
(Canada),
2-24
3-13-61
25c
________
% 8-30
9-15
$1
25c
(quar.)
-
y
$1.12 Va
____
St.
9-30
25c
(Dallas)
Extra
9-19
'50c
._
(quar.)
8-22
preferred
8-19
10-
Little
8-19
9-26
.
9-
50c
5Va% pref.
Boyles Bros. Drilling Co., Ltd.—
9-12
9-
8-31
50c
1
8-26
9-15
;
Bank
$1.10
Huyck
—*
—
8-31
9-
9-15
9-12
pref.
Royal Register Co., class A
8-30
9-15
8-26
10c
(quar.)
$1.05
9-26
'
10-20
(J.
Class
9-15
Oil
Robinson
Robinson
9-30
8-15
9-15
9-10
45c
Paper Corp. (quar.)_
Roadway Express, class A (quar.)
5
9-21
$1.25
8-19
10-14
t
15c
Rlegel
8-30
8-30
(quar.)
Howard
10-20
Ranch
9-30
(quar.)__
common
9-26
10c
Mersey Paper,
Class
RR.,
9-26
$1
(quar.)
dividend
Bowater
8-
9-30
25c
8-15
;
$1.06
preferred
Fisheries
8-22
8-19
Utilities—
States
'
Booth
Rice
$1.25
9- 1
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)_
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc., com. (resumed)—
Bird &
Ohio
&
8-19
9-
1
30c
22 Vac
shares
National
10-24
(quar.)
8-15
8-31
15c
(quar.)
Packing Co.
10%
(quar.)'
common
1
8-31
Mines, Ltd—
American
Rath
$1.06 V*
—————
10-20
1 quar.) .l,
...„4un.,
Inc. (quar.)_
________
(quar.)
Son, Inc., 5% pfd.
1
15c
25c
10-20
Bibb
414%
9-
4 $70c
(quar.)
55c
;
(quar.)
Rand
1
8-22
1
9-
65c
;
Industrial
Republic
9-
9-15
8c
Corp. (quar.)
Puerto Rico Telephone (quar.)
■
,
9-30
8c
(quar.)
i
B
Premier
8-23
9-
Helene
8-19
8-26
:
10c
(quar.)
com.
9-15
9-30
A (quar.)
Industries, class A (quar.)—
Helm's
Express, class A
_______
Hershey Chocolate (increased)
Hill's Supermarkets,' class A
(quar.)__
;
75c
Limestone & Cement,
-
$1.75
——
(quar.)__
35c
$31 V*c
5%
6c
—___
(quar.)__
Ties
(quar.)
6-30
10c
$2
Products
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.
8-15
:____
Hammond
21c
Bayuk Cigars, Inc.
8-29
8-29
(quar.)__
Hastings Manufacturing (quar.)
Hawaiian Pineapple Ltd., common
Co,
Works
9-15
8-29
(quar.)___.
..
8-29
__
(quar.)_
series)
(1957
8-19
_
preferred
9
9-15
_—_—______
:
1
9-
$62 (4 c
9-15
$12 Vac
:
9-30
9-15
(quar.)
9-12
Show (quar.)
___"*
Bangor Hydro Electric, common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
!
_________—L
4% preferred (quar. )__—____—
414%
A
$11%C
_,___
income—
Baltimore Radio
cl.
pfd.
8-30
8-17
9
Ltd.—
Brewing (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (Increased quar.)_
Peoples Life Insurance (Wash. D. C.) (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling of Long Island (quar.)
9
9-15
i
5%
15c
com.
Class
8-19
_—
,
investment
8-19
$1.11
—
9-
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
$4.44 preferred (quar.)-$5 preferred (quar.)
$5.08 preferred (quar.)
8-19
;
$1.12 Va
(quar.)_
Class A (quar.)_
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc.—
From
■
Hawaiian
$4.20
8-19
preferred (quar.)—_____
preferred (quar.)
Atlas Px-ess Co.^—
1
75c
Common
8-15
4.60%
$1.20
Ltd.,
8-22
9-
24C
Trust,
$4.40
2
9-15
; 9- 1
4Va%
•
Inc.,
Mobile
Gulf
50c
common
10-
9-15
10c
$15c
(quar.)
Investment
Pacific Lumber Co. (quar.)
Paragon Electric, class A
$1.18%
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
$5
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
State
8-19
25c
,
preferred (quar.)
Grolier,
,7 Vac
(quar.)——
Co.
Free
8-15
30c
8-10
(Miami)—:
(quar.)™——-——;,-.--.-V
Tyrone
8-10
10c
•'5%
3
8-10
•;/.
preferred
conv.
8-31
10c
/
Industries (quar.)
Corp., common
"4(4%
Gulf
5c
Finance
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Co.,
Steel
Power,
preferred
preferred
Stock
;
'r 7Vac
Approved
V
(quar.)
(.quar.)—
Greyhound
8-22
1
20c
(quar.)__.—,—
Corp.
Texas
Northern Gas Utilities, Ltd.—
Gregory
8-25
7 Vac
—
______
Insurance
5
8-
$1.16
(quar.).
Co.:.—'
Angostura-Wupperman
City
$2.80
8-18
40c
.
of
(quar.)—
B.)
(Henry
Granite
9-10
9-16
8-31
'
(quar.)
com.
$4.64 prior preferred (quar.)—
American Insulator Co. (quar.)_
American
preferred
8-19
8-26
1
8-29
8-29
8-19
9-19
10-
American shares
8-29
9-15
15c
$1.40
Pacific
9-15
$4.75
7-29
2%
(quar.)
6
9-15
$2.50
'**i
9-16
9-12
40c
$3
1*
*
9-16
1
1
74VaC
.
Co.,
9-
1
10-
75c
Equipment, common,
40c
(quar.)_____—___
Assurance
Oil
Precision
9-15
4''
6%
Oliver
10-22
9-15
10-
$1.45
25c
•
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
25c
"
9-2
10-
8-26
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
Okanagan Helicopter, Ltd.—
8-17
£2.98
25c
.
5.60%
9-20
35c
common—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
$25
Louis)
Cement
Gilpin
Theatres
r
d,—
(quar.)__,
25c
37 Vac
(s-a)
(St.
Portland
'
preferred (quar.)
.—
American Chicle Co. (quar.)—,
American Distilling Co.—
•
*
Stockholders approved a two-for-one split
American Dryer Corp.
(stock dividend),.
1
9-20
10-28
Gas,
preferred
Pearl
8?l9
8-12
3c
9-
Natural
Share
3
9-15
$1.60
1
18%c
9-
$1
(inci-eased s-a)_-___________
American
1
9-
.
—
*
(Boston)
Bank
General
9-
8-25
9-15
10c
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)
(N.
General
30c
9-15
8-26
called
75c
•M, 5%
(Mich.)
Co.
Tr.
General
Alsco,
..Common
9-13
at $52.50 per
(quar.)
&
Associates
1
10-
'
5.80%
2
10-10
17 Vac
(quar.)—
of Delaware (special)
Casualty
10-
:
.—
Co.
&
Bank
Fifty
(quar.)
Mfg.
Federation
$28 Vac
dividend)-,—
Inc., class B____X—
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Life
Federal
f42(/ac
-—.—
preferred (quar.)
Akron Brass Mfg. iquar.)__
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
i6%
preferred (4,000 shares being
Allied Gas Co.
8-26
Ltd.—
Co.,
.1
(quar.)
4Va%
5(4%
9-
20c
______
?
_________
Y.)
(N.
8-31
9-15
50c
(increased)
Co.
Bank of State
Farmers
of Rec.
9-15
Forms
Insurance
Northern
9-12
40c
(quar.)_
—
(initial-quar.)
When
Per
Name of Company
8-22
*
Orange
Holders
Payable
62 (4 c
.
Business
Gas
(quar.)
Industries
Excelsior
15c
.___—
9-15
75c
(quar.)
—_________^
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)___^
Elwell-Parker
follow with
we
Co.
Industries
Eldon
When
Share
Ltd.
Corp.,
9
9- L
17c
1
8-17:
8-17
7-30*
8-19.
.8-19
6-30'
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
.
.
Monday, August 15, 1960
.
When
Per
(quar.)
B
$17%c
class A (quar.)_—__
(George) Ltd.,
Class
Payable of Rec.
9- 9
10- 1
9- 9
1S" \
8-15
9- 1
8-15
9- 1
8-10
Share
Name oj Company
Weston
__
(quar.) —
**_——$$1.12%
preferred (quar.) —
$$1.50
5% pfd. 1946 series (quar.)
62%c
preferred
4%%
6% .2nd
9- 1
9-10
10- 1
Electric,
Wilcox
Williams
40c
$1.00'A
____
pfd. (quar.)______
4%%
Inc.,
Co.,
Wilson &
(quar.)
Co.
&
WinnrDixie Stores,
Inc.—
will vote at the annual
Stockholders
(quar.)
Moldings
(quar.)
Extra
Radio
Zenith
(quar.).
Corp.
7%
Below
Seating
American
Smelting & Refining
American
Steel
5%%
9
preceding table,
j
^
.
being given in
these
week,
this
the
A.
C.
Corp. (quar.)—•.
F.-Wrigley Stores, Inc. (quar.)
A.
L.
D..
Vending
Abbotts
Common
5%
Refineries/Ltd.—
(quar.)
Advisers
——*___
Aeroquip Corp.
<quar.)
Reduction Co.,
;___
Class
8-26
8-15
8-
9-
1
8-15
1
7-29
$17c
9-
12%c
9-
$1.12%
9-
of America-
8-
10-22
$1
11-
B
10-22
11-
10-22
40c
9-
8-17
Alabama
$1.37 Va
10-
9-16
SI.05
10-
9-16
$1.15
10-
9-16
(quar.)
Gas
5%%
Corp.,
(quar.)___.—
common
preferred
(quar.)—.
———
Alabama Power Co., 4.20%
pfd. (quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)..—_*___
—___
Alabama Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.)
Steel
Wood
Alan
Co.,
preferred
5ye
preferred A
Algoma Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
Allied Artists Pictures, 5%%
Chemical
Allied
Allied
Corp.
Co.
Kid
Stores
Allen
Allyn
Inc.
Bacon
&
Class
8-25
8-10
25c
8-25
8-15
.
stock
Portland
10-20
12 %c
(quar.)
9-
Control,
Allied
4.08%
6c
8-17
Allis
(Louis)
8-
9-
9-
8-19
Alpha
6%
Food Markets,
Bets
preferred
Alpha Portland
$3.75
preferred
4%
4%%
Aluminium, Ltd.
American
5 %
3 %%
Airlines
6%
7%
9-16
8-
5
8-31
8-
5*
Co.
5
8-
5
8-30
9-
1
1
8-15
60c
9-
1
1%
preferred
Inc.—
Shares,
3%C
(quar.)_____
common
Chain
43%c
American
Electric
Cable
&
50c
:
(quar.)_
American
62 %C
(quar.)
Power
45c
(quar.)
American
Enka
American
10-14
6%
2
15c
9-
9-15
2Cc
prior preferred
American
•
(reduced)__*_
6%%
2nd
Biltrite
1st
American
$1.25
4''"
(quar.)
Rubber
preferred
preferred
_____
8-
9-10
9-
9-lfa
Common
2
8
20c
15c
(reduced).:
(quar.) __U_4_W-—t,—
Corp.,
com.
&
Casualty Co.
10-
3
9-
9
10-
3
9-
9'
25c
Quarterly
&
American
B
(quar.)
preferred
&
5c
(quar.).
_■*„_
30c
(quar.)
com.
$1.50
(quar.)_
Corp.
American
Co.
Insurance
).!_*_
Common
N.
Common
3.90%
4%%
American
American
Meter
9-3C
9-
8-
5
8-
9-
1
8-12
$1.31 %
*_
com.
10-
1
9-15
com.
9-15
9-30
9-15
30c
9-
1
8-22
$1-12%
12-
1
11-21
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.
8-25
9-30
9-30
(quar.)
;
Inc.,
9-10
10-10
.
50c
(quar.)
9-15
Co.
(quar.)
6
25c
_____
American
News
American
Photocopy
Co.
(quar.)
,
& Construction
4c
12-15
11-30
9-20
9-
9
25C
10-
1
8-15
9-12
8-
1
'•i 7-29
$139
Canada
2
9-15
9-
8-10
7-29
8-16
8-
~
Canada Foils,
60c
5
t$l
8-
9-15
5
9-
8-15
Bag
8-26
8-
5
9-
6
Class
A
Class
..y •
8-
B
4
9-
1
5c
9-
1
8-15
25c
9-
1
8-15
$50c
;
■
$1.25
1
7%
1
Eastern
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
5%
4.20%
4.75%
$0,042
8-10
15c
8-15
8-
3oc
9-
1
17V2c
9-
1
8-15
/;
,
8-17
10c
9-
1
8-19
$1.06%
9-
1
8-19
50c
9-
1
8-15
25c
9-30
9-
9
$1.25
9-30
9-
9
—
(quar.)——.—
(quar.)——,
°
(quar.)—__
—
Insurance
Blue
4%
10-
9-
3
8
25c
9-
1
8-16
50c
8-15
7-25
60c
9-
1
8-
8
$1.75
10-
1
9-
2
—
10c
8-25
8-10
——
25c
1
8-15
37c
(quar.)
9-
9-1
8-22
9-
1
8-22
9-
1
8-22
$1.05
Inc.
Brooks.
Airplane
Bohn
Aluminum
9-15
9-15
9-15
8-15
8-17
7-27
—
,
&
5
9-
1
8-
5
8-16
8-
5
9-15
8-26
10-20
9-23
4%
31c
•'
9-16
1.
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
27c
9-15
9-
1
27 %c
9-15
9-
1
30c
8-15
7-29
27'/2c
;s
8-15
7-29
7-29
33 %c
8-15
33c
8-15
33 %c
8-15
32 %c
8-15
32 %c
8-15
7-29
31 %c
8-15
7-29
34 %c
8-15
7-29
7-29
*
-tT...
7-29
7-29
•
.
7-29
8-31
25c
8-19
32 %C
9-30
32 %c
.
>9-20
8-19
$15c
:
9-
1
8-10
$15c
;
(quar.)
8-15
7-29
8-15
7-29
9-15
$15c
$50c
8-15
9-
3
10-
$$1.10
1
9-15
10-15
$70c
8-19
9-
2
$30c
9-
1
$40c
10-
1
8-31
$37 %c
8-
1
7-11
$18%C
9-10
$17c
8-15
'
;
9-
9-
1
9-
1
8-12
10c
Trust-
,:■■■ -1
Carpenter
Steel
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
7-15 '
8-15
8
8-24
$$1.06
8-15
7-29
$$1.25
8-15
7-29
$17 %c
9-
1
8-15
$20c
9-
1
$28c
Gas
pfd.
(quar.)
9-
1
Ltd.—
4—44.
12 %c
Me.) (quar.)
8-15
8-
5
40c
9-
9
10c
(initial-quar.)
8-15
8-11
8-26
9-
8-15
75c
**
Co.,
class
5c
B__
& Co.—
5
8-19
8-
8-29
5c
Insurance
(L. E.)
Carpenter
5
8 '
$20c
;___
4—_*4*44**
com.
8-
9-
Ltd.—
Securities,
(quar.)
new
9-1
9-30
$20c
:______**____***____
Casualty
(
$10c
■*:.
*.
$206 /
4
(quar.)
>
8-12
$15c
i
Natural
(quar.)
-
1
investment
net
(quar.)
8-15
1
8-12
8-
1
30c
Carpenter
common
preferred
preferred
Jr.
4V2%
preferred
com.
Central of
Corp.
Georgia
Ry.
8-12
1
8-15
8-15
8-31
8-31
8-15
5c
(quar.)
____________
8-31
8-15
$1.06%
9-
1
8-15
12-
1
11-15
8-23
8-12
10c
(s-a)______
35c
8-31
8-20
25c
9-21
9-
Co.—
•
Common
1
9-
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
___:
Charge Service, 70c non-cum. pfd.
Instrument
9-
60c
(ouar.)_;
preferred
8-26
56 %c
(quar.)
Pirie, Scott & Co.,
Conv.
8-26
9
40c
__4____
(quar.)
9
9-
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Paper
Corp.,
9-
20c
Co.: (quar.) —*_4_____
Extra
Central
•J
9-
(quar.)
Cenco
'
2 ;
25c
(quar.)
—*
Co.
Carson,
8-
9-15
,
$$1.25
Co.
4.80%
5
"8-26
' 9-15
25c
_________
Mills
4V27<?
8/
,
1
10-
22 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Carrier
8-15
1
8-16*
26 %c
—
(from
Carborundum
«
1
9-
9-15
25c
_*
Ltd., 4%%
Utilities,
Corp,
8-12
9-
H
17 %c
(quar.)
Paper
Western
Carolina
1
8-15
f,
4 '
:21c
—
7
1
9-12
31 %c
u
(quar.i_—
Canal National Bank (Portland,
Carlisle
9-
10c
(quar.)
&
preferred
Cannon
8-15
35c
(quar.)
(annual )_**
preferred
>5%%
88-
8-31
$1.50
—_—
:__*___;
Common
^
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
25c
12-21
12-
9
5%
preferred
A
(quar.)
$1.25
9-21
9-
9
5%
preferred A
preferred B
preferred B
(quar.)
$1.25
12-21
12-
9
(quar.)__
$1.25
9-21
9-
9
12-21
12-
9
5%
5%
$1.25
(quar.)
8-15
7-31
75c
9-30
9-17
4%%
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.12%
10-
1
9-
9
9-
1
8-22
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.18%
10-
1
9-
9
11-30
11-19
Central
8-15
7-29
Central Hudson
Gas
&
Electric—
—
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
20c
(quar.)*-.
Inc.
1
30c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Boeing
1
1
8c
(from net invest¬
income)
Bell,
5
9-
(quar.)
preferred
Common
10-
10-
35c
——
Brps. Tobacco, common
preferred
(quar.) 4
6%
Blue
Fund
Mutual
Ridge
ment
5%
4
common
(quar.)—.—
8-
$17%c
Power
5
1
Co.
Co.
1
C_
Canadian
8-15
9-
preferred (quar.)
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)
—
4
Valley Gas & Electric—
$1.06%
preferred
(quar.)——_—._——
$1.40
preferred (quar.)—_—________4—-
Blaw-Knox
5
9-
4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Lines, Ltd. (s-a)_,
Oil, Ltd.
6-10
Blackstone
5.60%
5
8-
:
Canadian
(quar.)
Black Hills Power & Light Co., com.
8-
1
be paid
Hydrocarbons. Ltd
International Investment
Canadian
$1.18%
2
1
(quar:)—
common
Itcl.
Inc.
Canadian
10-31
11-23
5
8-15
9-
$12c
pfd. (quar.)_4^
(quar.):
Common
:
——-—^
Petroleum
8-
1
9-
9-22
9-
(quar.)
Canadian
9-10
approval of stock¬
(quar.)_
(quar.)———
preferred
Billups
1
9-
Ltd.,
Fund,
Canadian
8-15
10-
$25c
—
9-
$25c
—
<quar.)_
8-18
9-
(quar.)
income)
$25c
1
8-18
1
15c
Bronze,
Canadian
—.——•
common
1
9-
Co., Ltd.—
(initial)
common
Class A
Co.,
9-
87 %C
Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Canners, 75c class A (quar.)
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse,. Ltd.—•
8-19
9-19
9-30
1
30c
Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)*.
8-19
5c
/
(s-a)
Standard Life
8-18
15c
Canada Vinegars,
20c
(quar.)__
8-29
•—
class A
Stea'mship
New
9-30
12-30
$1
common
7-30
25c
common
Malting Co.,
Safeway,
1
10-14
9-19
Ltd.,
Canadian Tire
1--13-61
(quar.)——
(quar.)
8-15
25c
series E
preferred series F
preferred series G
preferred series II
Canada
8-31
9-15
25c
(quar.)
common
15c
Telephone, com. (quar.)
participating
Canadian
Co., Ltd.—
9-
—
preferred
Canada
—
Co.,
Bobbie
18%c
(quar.)
Ltd
Company
&
Bloch
Equipment—
quarterly
American Pipe
9-10
(Galv., Texas)
Quarterly
Quarterly
9-
9-29
25c
.
9-29
4C
Motors
$1.3°
7-29
8-25
(La.) —
Stock
dividend
-—1—!*-———Berkshire Hathaway, Inc. (quar.)_—
4.25%
8-31
8-15
9-1
Canada
$1.50
(quar.)——.
Finance
Black-Clawson
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Bethlehem Steel Corp.,
25c
.
8-15
1
$1.50
preferred
•5%
Best
8
5.50%
9-
$1.37%
preferred
Beneficial
8-19
9-1
1
5.20%
^
common
(quar.)__;——
(quar.)——_____*_—*——4'/
Howell
&
Beneficial
8-15
9-20
9-
2
9-
8-15
9-15
Service—
Water
conv.
Canada
deposit
Bemis Bros.
9
1
5.20%
8-25
Inc.,
Group,
4'/4%
9-21
9
9-
8-31
20c
Ltd.
»(3-for-l split subject to
holders Sept.
8)—
Bell
97 V2c
Co.,
American National Insurance
Increased
9-30
32 %C
Climax,
preferred
8-29
9-
32 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Metal
9
Foundry—
Maize-Products
preferred
American
9-
10-10
16%C
(quar.)
preferred
American
7%
&
8-29
J.)—
;
(quar.)_____.
Machine
9
off Illinois—
(quar.)
preferred
American
9-
$4
(Newark,
.
Co.
7-30
1
.
9-16
35c
■
9-30
30c
Quarterly
American Investment
8-15
10-
9-21
9-20
1
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
conv.
(quar.)
conv.
(quar.)
preferred series I (quar.)—
conv.
preferred series J (quar.)
Cement Co., Ltd., common
(quar,)*
preference
(quar.)
**
preference (quar.)
—
& Dominion Sugar, Ltd.
(quar.)
5.36%
—
receipts ordinary—
Beck
( A. S.) Shoe Corp., com. (quar.)
43A% preferred
(quar.)____——
Belden Mfg. Co., new com. (initial)
Bell & Gossett Co. (quar.)
——---
8-10
1%
_
(monthly)
Hospital Supply (quar.
Indemnity (Bait.) (s-a)
American
9
9-
4%/'
—
(quar.)_
preferred
American
11-30
12-15
30c
(reduced)
Products
Home
American
5>4 %
25c
.
dividend
American
30c
(quar.)__
*_
Felt,
Hardware
American
Stock
Co.
12 %c
(quar.)____
Greetings Corp., class A
American Hair
$6
Power
Furniture
American
Class
Foreign
9-
10c
—
9-
$1
(quar.)——
Utilities, com.
Pacific
conv.
8-15
1
20c
(quar.)—_______
A
Eeechnm
8-31
9-15
5.28%
60c
Paper
8-25
1
20c
(quar.)
preferred series C (quar.)
conv.
preferred series D (quar.)
5.30%
Aircraft Corp.—
Beech
31V4C
25c
8-10
: ,7-29
*
(quar.)
&
8-11
10-
$1.05
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (1958 series)
4.40%
1
8-20
„_—
Co.
8-15
1
9-15
$1.25
preferred (quar.)_—
com. preferred
(quar.)
5j/2%
7-11
8-15
9-
T7%c
(quar.)__
Mills,
$1.40
9
(Orlando,
Quarterly
American
9-
37c
Chemical
1
9-
15c
$1.12%
Power,
preferred
5.40%
8-26
RR.—
&
9-
15c
•
25c
Aroostock RR.
8-15
70c
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lumber,
Class
8-31
3
5%
1-15
9-10
&
Ohio
preferred
Beaver
6 Vic
preferred
Participating
American Fire
10-
110-15
8
1
35c
(quar.)
Ink
California
(quar.)
A
Beaunit
8-31
9-15
;
5%
4%
Paint
&
Class
2
$5
$1.62%
(quar.)
5'/4%
8-
9-
:_*
Co., 5%
(H. M.) &
California
1
8-15
12-31
$1.25
Co._._____^^
Terminal
California Interstate
8-19
8
1
30c
:.
Inc.
(this dividend to
installments)
—
California Electric
8-19
^
1
investment
net
Mills,
California
1,
10-15
1
9-
(quar.)
4
1
25c
9-
8-
1-5-61
17 %c
Industries, Inc., common
4
9-
8-15
Biscuit, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
Terminal Buildings (quar.)_;
Bush
9-
$4c
—
:
Canada,
Bathurst Power
8-22 ;
1
9-15
Bush
8-22
9-15
1
—
8-
'
•,
8-
9-
$1.37 %
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-31
9-15
9-14
8-15
(quar.)
Co.
8-
4, 9-12
12 %c
dividend)—
9-19 V
35c
common
Tnc.
37V2c
in
Burry
9-
(quar.)
1
10c
Watch
Burrus
1
9-
6
10-
'
50c
(quar.)—_—
pfd. (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
■'/ Bearings, 'Inc.
9-
8-15
1
$25c
^
preferred
Bangor
Co.—
(quar.)
Cement
5C
Piano
Baltimore
Beverage Co.—
Corp.
1
9-
9-12
Gas Ltd.—
(qUar. )__4———*4 ' $31 (ic *
$36c
preferred (quar.)
i
preferred
4%
7-22
9-16
1
9-15
9-15
10-
60c
50c
-
(quar.)
Ltd.
Oil
of
Baltimore &
7-26
8-22
8-12
9-10
Mutual Fund (5c from
plus 32c from capital
(stock
preferred
6%
9-15*
8-25
10-
1
9-
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
3V2%
preferred
(quar.)_
Eurndy Corp. (quar.)
Burrard Dry Dock, Ltd., class A
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
;
.
income)
net
Co.,
(stock dividend)
Corp.
10-
1
4%
9-
dividend
Barber-Ellis
2
9-
8-12
•
6
10-
70c
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
'
2nd
Tools
Baldwin
9-
1
10-
8-15
1
9-
25c
4%%
$55c
.
Bastian-Morley Co., 5y2%
8-16
1
10-
75c
Uv, 9-15
9-
1
Co.
Forge
Company,
Burlington
8-20
Equipment of Amer. (quar.)
Bankers Bond & Mortgage Guaranty Co.—
Bankers & Shippers Insurance Co. of N. Y.—
8-15
9-
30c
8-15
60c
Oil
Stock
9-16
(quar.)
8-15
9-15
1
6
10-
common
income)
1
Bank Building &
8-12
1
(quar.)__
9-15
9-
6
9-
Co.
preferred (quar.)_4
Bullock
Fund,' Ltd.
(from
7-31
8-15
preferred
conv.
534%
10-
(quar.)
from
Can
1
25c
___
Note, common
Business
(Quarterly
5%
1
87'/2c
(quar.)____
(quar.)—
Okla.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electronics
Bailey-Selburn
8-19
9-
9-
8-19
1
6'.
9-
1
$5
5.08%
10-
30c
9-
Buffalo
$25c
25c
Inc.
Products
Ayshire Colleries
933/«c
tl5c
1
250)1-15-61
Mines,
Corporation
Avnet
$1.25
.
_
common
American Bosch Arma
American
Avco
$56c
(quar.)
common
8-
9-
;
Goid
Baker
___
8-15
7-29
(quar.)
income
.
$25c
>.
9
1
class A (quar.)—
gains)
8-15
(quar.)___>
Bakeries
preferred
American
9-10
(quar.)_*
Co.,
preferred
American
45c
9-10
9-
Eyllesby
Co.. (quar.)
iTulsa,
Development
Aunor
8-10
—
(quar.)
American Bank
8-30
(quar.)
Aggregates,
preferred
American
37 %c
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
;___
30c
1
10-
9-
1
10-
(quar.)—
Co.
Falls Co.
Hill
Buck
9-
L
Co.
Investment
8-10
_
5
8-1
(quar.)
Insurance
Powder
Atomic
Canada, Ltd.—
preferred
1st
8-30
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
of
Aluminum Co.
22 %c
(quar.)
Cement Co.
8-
$4.50
—_—
Conn,
of
RR.
Wholesalers, Ltd.,
Quarterly
8-19
__*
of America,
Aluminum Co.
1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
.'I'.
8-15
B
Life
Avon
9-
(quar.)
Co.
Line
Atlas
1 '
25c
4
8-5
1
9-15
$4.50
$1
17y2c
30c
.■
Line
8 '
9-30
(quar.)
Co.
8-
1
10-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
$5
preferred (quar.)
Brunswig Drug (quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (quar.)
9-15
9
10-
—
Manufacturing
Burroughs Corp.
(s-a)
Coast
7-29
8-22
5
Shoe
Co.—
—
Lines
(quar.)
Atlas Corp., 5% pfd.
8-12'
37 %c
$1.02
Truck
pref.
Class
7-25 :
(quar.)_
preferred
Brown
9-
.
(increased)
class A
Coast
Atlas
8-15
quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Telegraph
&
,
55c
(reduced
Inc.
Mfg.
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Charlotte Air Line Ry. Co. (s-a)
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
Atlantic
8-15
1
9
——
Atlantic Refining Co., common
2
Cement—
Radio
Allis-Chalmers
Telephone
Atlantic
8c
Allied
(quar.)—
A
Atlantic
8-17 '
9-
—
9-
Bullock's,
,
9-22
approved
(stockholders
split)
9-26
Bulova
5V2%
1
9-
&
1
9-6
$1.60
Brown
Corp.,
3;
1
6%
(quar.)_
(Charles)
10-
10-
:
(quar.)—
7-29
Brunswick
10-14
$69c
9-1
Bruning
8-12
$62c
Brooklyn Union Gas, $5.50 pfd. A (quar.)—
Rrodie
(Ralph) Co. (increased)-.—
8-19
1
9-15
1
$56c
7-29
8-31
8-
1
9-
$53c
7-29
9-15
8-15
,
jf:
$$1.19
7-29
9-15
1
10-
93 %c
1
Sharpe
9
9-
25c
1
preferred
9
9-
25c
-1
6.40%
9-
1
9-15
10c
9-
9-
1
10-
6c
9-
1
Atlantic
1
$1
(increased)
A
10-
75c
7-29
Oxygen,
1
Atlanta
2
9-
1
30c
(quar.)
com.
1
10-
10-
$68 %c
(quar.)
Ltd., ordinary
preferred
8-
(quar.)__
common
$62 %c
$$1
Broaaway-Hale Stores (quar.)
Brockton Edison Co., 5.60%
pfd.
8-
8-12
(quar.)
two-for-one
a
Allentown
9
$1.31%
(quar.)
Business Machines, Inc.
(R. C.)
9-
9-
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
47c
pfd.
<quar.)___.
Laboratories
Allied
Allied
8-26
9-15
(quar.)
Co., 5(4%
Finance
Allied
British
7-20
9-
;—
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.. com.
7-18
S-30
45c
8-12
1
1
Associated
+30c
(quar.)
8-10
9-
9
7-28
95c
9-13
$3.80
1
7
Co.—
9-1
1
$4 partic.,
8-15
.
_
pfd.
I
8-
9-
r———
Columbia Telephone
British
9-
Common
$$1,528
—
8-10
9-
9
1334c
6% %
8-10
7-29
8-15
—
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
40c
(Del.)
Water Co.
Associated
Co., Ltd.—
Gas Trunk Line
Alberta
9-
1
1
1
—
8-26
9-13
10-
$1.25
9-
9-
8-29
15c
(quar.)
common
5%
Budd
(quar.)
Ashland Oil & Refining, common
8-12
1
9-
30c
35c
*_*'
____v
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
8-12
8-26
40c
25c
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
—37l/2c
$5 preferred (quar.)
"
$1.25
Associated Dry Goods Corp., com. (quar.)—
62J/2c
5.25% preferred (quar.)——4_——_—
$1.31J/4
Associated Motion Picture Industries (quar.)
25c
Associated Spring Corp.
(quar.)„
35c
10-22
11-
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Class
11-
50c
Class
Rubber
.—
.—
9
9-15
8%c
Aro Equipment Corp., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
56y»c
Arrowhead & Puritas Water23y2c
35c
Artesian
$1
(quar.)
1
8-10
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co.-—
1
50c
(quar.)
A
Extra
(quar.)——_——
1
8-
9-
$1.1614
75c
35c
93%c
35c
j
(quar.)_
preferred
Armstrong
(quar.)
8-
1
9
14c
Columbia Electric,
British
5
8-
,
9c
preferred
334 %
2
9-
Co.,
8-
1
9-16
Battery
(quar.)
Ltd.—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4'4%
preferred
(quar.)
4»/2%
preferred (quar.)
43A%
preferred (quar. )
8-25
9-
8-15
25c
25c
25c
;
(quar.)
preferred
$3.75
____
By-Products—
Class
(quar.)—
Power Co., com.
Armstrong Cork, common
1
8-18
1
9-
(quar.)
I
8-15
30c
Gas
Steel Corp.
A.rmco
8-18
6
Louisiana
4.65%
8-12
6
A
Arkansas
'
10c
(initial)
A
Alabama
___-—
9-12
10c
(quar.)__.
preferred
•
9-22
27y2c
59c
60c
62V2c
V,
Arkansas
8-15
8-31
____—,
(quar.)—
Arkansas-Missouri
10c
'
—
(quar.)—*—
Co.
Parking
Airport
8-20
8-25
8
8-
8-15
7
9-30
(quar.)
& Spark
Bristol-Myers
5
8-10
,
9-
9-19
income)
(from investment
Inc.
Inc.
8-15
1
7-30
1
$2
8-15
8-12
8-25
9-
$2.50 preferred (quar.)———————
Fuel Oil Corp.
(quar.)
9-10
9-10
15c
Ltd. (quar.)——.
common
preferred
4,50%
3
3
9-15
7%c
—
_
—
*__
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores,
Air
1010-
5C
(reduced)
preferred
preferred
$1.10
6
8-
9-
depositary shr.)
Plug (initial)
Bowater Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5% %
preferred (quar.)_
Bowling Corp. of America (quar.)
Brewster-Bartle Drilling Co. (s-a)
Brillo Manufacturing Co. (quar.)—
8-31
25c
15c
2y2c
(quar.)
$2.36
$15c
(quar.)
Co.
Public
Arizona
+30c
u
-
Fund
Wire
Acme
8
8-12
9-
50c
75c
12 %c
/yy 30c
•>''
$25c
common
$2.40
Construction, class Aiquar.)
Missiles &
1
8-
1
$$1.25
(quar.)
Industries Inc.
Acme
9-
1
9-
.
pref.
Acme
9-15
9-
Bowers
35c
6c
(quar.)
Service, common (quar.)
Ltd.,
8-15
$30c
—*
(quar.)-*.
Corp.
Corp.,
Argus
20c
—_—
(quar.)
.$1.20 class A
Argo Oil
9
20c
____—
(quar.)—__*______—
Sugar
9-
Participating
8-11
9-30
22 %c
(quar.)
Inc.
Dairies,
Acadia-Atlantic
—-
8-25
10c
(initial)
Incorporated
Incorporated
AMP,
25c
—
1
1
V;
Pools. Inc. (quar.)_——
Arden Farms Co., com. (increased)
$3 partic. preferred (quar.)_—.—
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
9-
1
(quar.)_
1
ABC
Bourjois,
9-
(quar.)
common
Boston Fund,
8-15
9-
Anthony
Holder*
When
Per
Corp.,
8-25
9-
37 %c
dividend
expenses
about 1%
to
Albany RR.
&
1
34%c
37V2c
40c
Class B
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class A
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
Boston
2
9-
10-
(quar.)
Co.
8-31
9-15
_________
amount
will
and
fees
After
tax.
■<
Borden
9-
87V2C
Ordinary (interim
payment of 6.8 pence less British income
Borax
9-12
9-24
(quar.)
Corp.
8-20
6c
preferred (quar.
(Holding),
Ltd.
3'%%
12-12
40c
57 %c
30c
(quar.)_
Products
Electric
Anderson
previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced
dends
>
preferred
Post
1
9-20
40c
50c
*_*———
(quar.)
(quar.)—-—
Co. (quar.)
Works, common
Water
9-
12-20
22 %c
31'/4c
(quar,)—
(quar.)—.*__*^__.——
6%
preferred (quar.)—-*
——___
American Writing Paper (quar.)
—
American
9-
Foundries
American Tobacco
9
give the dividends announced in
we
(quar.)—
American
8-22
9-
1
9-15
20c
$1.75
(quar.)
8-19
8-25
1
9-
Standard Sanitary—
&
8-19
8-25
9-
9-15
$1.25
$1.25
preferred
Anchor
weeks and not yet
(quar.)________
Bondstock
9-15
30c
$1
$1.25
•
—
(quar.)—
;____*_—-—American Rubber Plastics (initial)—
—
American-St. Gobain, 5% pfd. (quar.)
9- 1
9- 1
9-1
9-26
S- 9
9- 9
9-30
'
Radiator
American
on
Woodward Goverm-r Co.
(quar.)
com.
—
Lines—
President
Common
,
Wolverine
5%
>
(quar.)
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
5%
9-12
Chemical,
&
A
special preferred
$5
American
8-19
>
25c
28c
25c
—
5c
50c
'_v—50c
—
40c
preferred
$4
meet¬
Oct. 7 on a proposed
two-for-one
split of the com. shares.
Winter & Hirsch, 7% pfd. (quar.)—.—
Wisconsin National Life Ins.
(s-a)
Whitin Machine' Works (Increased)
—
held
to be
ing
Potash
American
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
——
10c
25c
9-
9
8-11
25c
9-15
9-1
Illinois
Public Service
Central Louisiana
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)*___
Electric, common
(quar.)_
9-10
8-19
45c
8-15
8-
15C
9-15
48c
9-
(quar.)
1
Brass Corp.
(quar.)
Central
Securities
Corp.,
com.
(quar.)
1
8-15
_____—_______—
9-
1
Volume
192
Number
5977
.
.
.
The Commercial
Per
Name of Company
Central
&
Central
;'
When
Share
West
Co.
;
preferred
4.75%
Service,
(quar.)
7-29
8-15
7-29
8-15
7-29
L.), Ltd. (quar.)
Crane
Co., 33A%
preferred
(quar.)__
Crompton & Knowles
Corp.
(quar.)
8-15
7-29
Crowley's
9-15
Crown
preferred
(quar.)
Century Industries
27c
(quar.)
com.
.
$1.04
,
10-
1
$1.19
.
10-
1
(quar.)
Aircraft
Chain
Kelt
Co.
5%
preferred
preferred
4'A%
Paper
Chance
(A.
Chase
Crown
Crown
8-25
8-
8
Crown
Zellerbach
S3
pid.
Corp.—
*
<
(N.
10-
1
9-16
30c
9-
1
8-12
Cuban
10-
1
9-14
American
17%
8-15
Y.)
9
8-25
Cuneo
Press, Inc.
$1.05
(quar.)
Curtis
Publishing
Co.,
8-15
7-15
25c
9-10
8-12
$1.60
1
9-
28c
9-
1
8-15
12-
1
11-14
9-29
preferred
pfd.
9-15
(quar.)____
8-
2
9-
2
10-
,15c
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06
9-
1
8-12
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)
50c
10-
6
9-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.183A
9-
1
8-12
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)
50c
12-30
12-
2
preferred
10c
314 %
convertible
preferred
Burlington
Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul
Common
1;
-
(quar.)
preferred
A
preferred
Series
Chicago
Chicago
$1
Pneumatic
Yellow
—_
12-15
9-22
$1.25
■'
10-20
11-23
30c *'
(quar.)____—_—
4%
&
Electric,
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas
5%
preferred
Cincinnati
'quar.)
Transit
Civic
Finance
Clark
Clearfield
&
Cleveland-Cliffs
$4.50
preferred
Cleveland
414%
pfd.
4.56%
5%
9-15
9-
-
1
1
Voting
9-15 <
8-19
9-30'
1
•
9-
9-12
10c
7-14
1
8%
Dentists'
1
8-10.
9-
1
8-11
^Denver
9-15
8-25
35c
(quar.)
9-15
$1.12'4
•
Desilu
12-16
"
9-
9-
9-15
Distillers
1
7-20
Di
9-
& Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
special guaranteed (quar.)
9-
1
8-10
regular guaranteed
7%
Coca-Cola
Coca
Co.
Cola
■87 'Ac
semi-annual
Collins
8-10
1
9-14
80c
.__—
Corp.,
Coqhrane-Dunlop Hardware, class A (quar.)_
Colgate-Palmolive Co.', common (quar.),
$3.50
1
10-
preferred
Aikman
&
Collins Radio,
pfd.
Corp.
Colonial
Stores
$13.25
10-
"
Dobbs
9-14
1
}20c
8-15
8-15
7-25
9-30
9-12
9-15
9-
Inc.
Houses,
Stock
7-29
30c
div.
Fund,
from
9-
8-26
8-12
9-15
v
1
Warehouse
&
Purchaser
Bank
$4
Stock
Corp.
Co.,
9-
1
dividend
Pepper Co. (quar.)__—
Dodge & Cox Fund
Beneficial shares
9-
1
8-19
Dodge Manufacturing, common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)___
8-19
8-
8-31
8-15
7-31
Dominion
9-
9-
9-
7-29
9
Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
4%
5%
5%
preferred
„
(quar.)
preferred
20c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-17
50c
(quar.)
com.
9-
1
8-17
62'Ac
^pominguez Oil Fields (monthly L
1
Monthly
.___
Dominion Stores, Ltd.
9-1
8-17
7c
9-
1
8-15
$1 pref.
10-
1
9-15
Donnelley
(R. R.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com.
Co.—
Monthly
7c
Colorado
4%
Southern Ry.
&
1st
non-cum.
Colorado
Carbon
Columbia
Gas
Columbia
Pictures
Combined
Enterprises,
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
9-
9
8-15
25c
$4.25
Ltd.
9-23
35c
pfd.
(quar.)
8-15
7-20
$1.06'A
8-15
8-
1
Insurance
Locks
Commerce
Title
Co.
Ford
1
8-
Credit
Commercial
Shearing
Commonwealth
Co.
Income
Life
9
1
8-15
(quar.)
15c
9-
1
8-22
12-
1
11-21
5'4%
Cone
4%
Natural
Mills
8-11
9-
Common
Connohio,
4%
8-18
&
8-18
Dresser
8-15
7-29
Drewry's,
8-15
8-
1
Dubois
8-15
8-
I
Duke
20c
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
9-15
8-19
8-19
8-19
Life
Insurance
(quar.)
12-15
60c
10-
12-
1
9-17
40c
Dupuis Freres. Ltd.,
Consolidated
Edison
Consolidated
Gas
Co. of
York (quar.)
Laundries
Corp.
Consolidated
Theatres
1
10-
1
75c
9-15
22'Ac
(quar.)
Consolidated
10-
10c
(quar.)
New
Utilities
9-20
30c
preferred
9-15
Duquesne Brewing
Duriron
Company
8-19
Duro-Test
7-29
Dura
9-
-
<
1
pfd.
Ltd.—
Class
A
Class
A
Consolidated
Water
Power
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.50%
4.52%
Container
4%
Continental
3.75%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Corning
Corroon
Cosden
Corp.
Cosmos
Cosnat
10-1
9-2
Eaton
1
9-2
Economic
Gas
Corp.
Mines,
5%
Craig Systems, Inc.
9-15
9»-
9-15
1
25c
9-
1
8-18
31'Ac
9-
1
8-10
35c
9-
1
8-11
75c
9-
1
8-11
9-
9
8-26
9-10
8-19
9-10
8-19
.
(s-a)
(Boston)
dividend)
(quar.)
25c
1
8-
—
Air
Interurban
8-25
8-31
8-10
10-
*
25c
1
Associates
Paso
Natural
«
Gas,
common
(quar.)____
_______________
common
(quar.)_
8-19
9-
1
,
Auto-Lite
9-20
Hose
9-16
7-29
7-29
$2.50
1-1-61
12-16
10c
9-30
9-23
Elizabethport
2%
9-
9
8-12
Elk
Electrographic
Battery
Coip.
(quar.)_.
Electronics
Horn
Corp.
Banking
Coal
Corp
Co.
:
1
8-15
8-
1
1
10-
1
9-
1
9-
1
8-16
9-30
9-16
8-11
9-15
9-1
8-16
8-31
8-
1
9-30
fi-
1
8-15
0-
I
$1
8-
5
preferred
General
Corp.,
4.25%
9-30
5
8-
5
8-
5
8-
5
8-
5
8-
5
8-
5
8-
5
4 75%
5.28%
General
$1.00
$1.30
$1.30
$1.32
9-
1
$2.20
9
General
8-
9
8-19
9- 1
-
8-15
split
1
8-15
8-
1
8-
1
8-15
1
1
8-15
10-27
10-13
9-
1
9-16
9-15
8-15
9-30
9-18
8-22
8-
10-
1
(quar.)
$5
8-23
1
1
Genge
25c
9- 1
4
6
8-
4
9-
1
8-15
9-10
8-11
50c
.
933Ac
1
10-
3
11-
1
10-
3
9-
9
8-19
28c
(quar.)__——
(quar.)
11-
$1.25
32'Ac
—
8-26
7-29
40c
9-16
8-15
7-18
19c
—__
9-30
UOC
(quar.)
9-30
$0.53125
(quar.)_
54'Ac
(quar.)_
55c
(quar.)—_______——
593/sC
(quar.)_
—________
66c
(quar.)—
—__r__—__
Telephone Co. of Florida—
25c
preferred (quar.)
—
32'Ac
cumulative preferred (quar.)
32'Ac
preferred B (quar.)
1
33c
preferred (quar.)—.
Gemma's
Inc..
10-
1
1
8-32
1
8-22
8-15
of
7-28
8-15
7-28
8-15
7-25
8-15
7-28
10-25
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
9-1
8-15
56c
9-
1
8-15
25c
8-31
8-15
7'Ac
™
11-15
8-15
7-29
7'Ac
8-15
7-29
9-
8-17
Co.
Co.
8-22
1010-
55c
Wisconsin—
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
,
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
5%
8-22
33c
of Pennsylvania—
(quar.)—
—
Inc.
8-22
1
25c
(quar.)———
Industries
1
10-
32'Ac
Telephone
Tpleohonc
8-22
10-
32'Ac
preferred
Genesco,
8-
8-
9-
10c
—
_____—
(quar.)
preferred
8-
8-24
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
General Tire & Rubber
8-15
8-11
9-13
approve
———
Corp.
9-19
_____——
(quarJ—
com.
Advertising
Utilities
preferred
$2.25
General
8-31
8-12
8-
25C
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)—_—
$1.30 preferred B (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
—
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
8-
8-19
5
8-15
7%
$1.30
9-19
8-19
7-
$2
$1.00
8-1C
9-15
2
9-
8-15
12'Ac
(quar,)__.
(quar.)
Outdoor
Common
4.36%
5
7-29
20c
—
—
Steel Castings
(quar.)
Steel Wares, Ltd.. common
Telephone & Electronics—
General
4.40%
5
2
9-15
15c
______
General
8-16
8-
8-15
9
25c
(quar.)
Public
8-26
8-
9-
9-
9-
40c
(stockholders
stock
preferred
$3.75
8-16
8-
9
9-30
9-30
tlOc
Co.__
Merchandise Co.
9-15
*
9-
2%
_________
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Ltd.. (final)
Motors
General
9-16
9-23
10-10
15c
General
3
8-10
9-15
9-
25c
preferred
$8
1
9-30
25c
(quar.)
—
General
$1
(s-a)
1
1
70c
9-15
9-15
9-
88-
8-15
8-25
25c
(quar.)—
two-for-one
a
3c
Investment—
Co.,
Fireproofing
Foods Corp.
$5
8-25
9-30
30c
8-15
8-13
11-
25c
—
Oil
General
...
8-
25c
(quar.)_____.
(quar.),
8-15
:
8-15
30c
(quar.)__
Corp.
Ltd
Electric,
1
8-18
1
Electrolux
8-15
1
11-15
43c
—
General
9-
8-15
50c
9-
(Ga.) —
General Drive-In Corp.
General
8-15
20c
Extra
Electric Storage
dividend
Crude
60c
(quar.)
1
50c
(quar.)—
America
30c
(quar.)—___—
Rubber
&
9-
45c
(increased-quar,)_
——_
8-26
9- 1
9-1
9-1
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
Electric
Co.
Baking
8-18
9-1
Electric
Co.
&
(quar.)
General
8-12
8-10
.___
8-19
56'Ac
(quar.)
common
Bakeries.
8
7-30
9-15
.
7-29
2
Inc.—
(quar.)
General
9- 1
32'Ac
1
8-15
7c
___
General
$1.50
$37'4c
125c
7-
30c
___.
of Columbus
General Cigar Co.
8-31
$30c
8-11
9
9-
30c
common—,
Co.,
General
8-25
9-9
45c
(quar.)—
7-28
*"
10c
(quar.)—__________—______
Service
General
8-25
9-15
preferred (quar.)
$1.02'4
preferred (quar.$l.06'A
preferred (quar.)__
—^
$1.2174
$5 2nd preferred (1957 series)
(quar.).
$1.25
5.36%' preferred (quar.)
—____
$1.34
5'4% preferred (quar.)"
$1.37'4
5.50% preferred (quar.)
$1.37'4
5.65%-preferred (quar.) _____—__——
$1.41'A
5.68% preferred (quar.)
$1.42
6.30% 1st preferred (quar.)
;
$1.60
8-15
;
8-24
55c.
(quar.)
8-24
8-
3'Ac
(quar.
preferred (quar.)
60c preferred
(quar.)
60c conv.
preferred (quar.)
1
25c
Ltd,
Co.,
$1
$$1.75
(quar.)
Trust,
Co., Ltd.,
(quar.)
8-15
6'Ac
9-
Inc.
Stock
Water—
(quar.)
Investment
9-30
$17'Ac
5
9-21
9-8
9-15
9-15
30c
1
9-15
4'Ac
,
(quar.—__
Lines
Manufacturing
A
---
(accum.)_.
&
Utilities
Paper
—__
Ltd.—
1
9-
10%
Coal Land (quar.)_______;
Geco Mines, Ltd. (initial)
General Acceptance Corp., common
8-15
8-25
tl4c
15c
25c
31'Ac
10c
9-
10c
(Julius)
Light Co.
Gas
2
8-
8
9-10
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A (initial)
preferred
.
$4,875
9-15
9-
9-
1
4'A%
1
10-
50c
pfd. A
class A (quar.)—
(quar.)—
______
8-12
2%
Y
Gauley
5
8-
Power,
preferred
Class
El
8-22
12'4c
Ltd.
(Stock
8-20
20c
„
(quar.)
Insurance
8- 5
9-
Eddy
8-15
8-25
20c
(quar.)
:
Distributors,
Cradock-Terry Shoe,
8-30
25c
40c
(quar.)
Reynolds Corp., $1
Life
Eastern
1
8-
9-
2%
4.10%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Imperial
Craftsman
9-2
25c
(quar.)__
Co.
Petroleum
Record
1
933Ac
Corp.
^
Co.
Steel
Natural
&
Eastern
9
45c
___
(quar.)
Co.
;
Range
6%
7-26
(Chicago)—
common
Refrigeration
Copperweld
8-
$1
(quar.)
Casualty
Louis
7-29
10-
1
8-15
(quar.)—
Co.
preferred
8-24
30c
com.
_;
Co.,
7%
East St.
8-20
$1.13
America,
Picher
8-31
10-
9-16
8-20
10-1
8-15
10- 1
9-15
9- 9
8-31
9-9
9-15
(quar.)
Kootenav
East
35c
$1.12*4
Co.
Year-end
Copper
8
9-16
11-
8-15
65c
(Chicago) (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Cook Paint & Varnish, common (quar.)
$3 prior preferred
(quar.)
Copcland
11-
(quar.)
Assurance
Cooper-Bessemer
1
1
$37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Can
12-
(quar.)
preferred
Continental
Paper
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
Continental
8
$1.04
of
Corp.
preferred
8-
(quar.)
Water
Consumers
&
power
Ltd.
Co.,
1
}12c
,
Glass,
Consumers
9-
9-
Eagle
(quar.)
Consumers
4.16%
30c
tl3c
(quar.)
(quar.)______
10-15
$1.25
8-15
$1.75
(s-a)I
(quar.)_
Co.
Realty Co.
Industries,
Common
10c
45c
(quar.)
Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Corp.
Gas
8-25
5%
1
8-25
$0,025
dividen
(stock
preferred
Garlock,
8-15
8-26
9-20
pfd. (quar.)__
Dunhill International (stock dividend)—
Light & Power—
(increased quar.)
Inc.,
Inci,
Dunham-Bush,
1
1
9-
15c
(monthly).
Garfinckel
11-25
1
9-15
9-28
10- 1
9-16
;____
Tile
&
(Louis)
A
4'4%
9-30
(quar.)______
8-
Ltd.
Gardner-Denver
35c
$1.75
$1.34
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
8-24
8-15
30c
—
Sulphur
Wood
Gar
■
40c
7'Ac
preferred
9-14
8-17
(quar.)_—___
Inc.
1
15c
7'Ac
7c
A., Inc. (quar.)______
(initial quar.)
S.
common
1
8-
20c
Class
12-13
30c
1
8-
8-15
25c
30c
:__
8-
8-15
$1.15
——
8-15
$1.10
—
9-30
8-31
50c
9-16
9-15
8-18
50c
2
8-15
1
9-15
8-17
9-1
10- 1
35c
Foods, Inc., common
Dun & B.'adstreet Inc. (quar.)
.9- 1
9-1
35c
8-
1
9-15
37'Ac
2%
:
8-15
910-
$1
(qua/.)______
Quarterly
Fruehauf Trailer
8-26
30c
—
8-19
$1
11-25
9-
9-12
$1
9-13
2%
8-15
45c
(quar.)
Co.,
Brick
Friedman
12-13
$15c
____.—
(quar.)
U.
Co.,
•■5.36% ' B
1
8-26
paid)
Dulany
(Toronto)—
1
9-
11-25
(quar.)__.
Ltd.
10-
1
9-13
—
—
preferred
7%
8-15
20c
be
(quar.)
8-26
1
$1.12'A
_____
.___
•: Income Beries_4--U—*
Freeport
1
12-13
(quar.)
Chemicals.
Power
;
8-16
11-
vs'-' :
9
9-15
9-15
9-
35c
(quar.)
Wayne & Jackson RR., 5'4%
Fraser
J62'Ac
13c
(quar.)_;
Industries
9-15
35c
(quar.)
Assurance
Co.
Company
preferred
10c
(quar.)
will
Ltd.
dividend
$1.37'4
(quar.)
common
common
General
Dravo
9-16
VV-
of. -frac-'
lieu
in
Corp. (increased-quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)_
Draper
i7-29
(initial)
(quar.)_
Chemical
Stock
$1.43
*50c
Connecticut
,
9-15
$50c
Connecticut
8-15
1
C-15
(cash
shares
Bros.,
Corp.
Drackett
25c
(quar.)
Life
8-25
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Confederation
Dover
Dow
(quar.)
Gas,
preferred
Donohue
1
11c
common—
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.
Concord
1
9-
5c
Service,
preferred A
9-
9-15
(Louisville)—
(quar.)_
dividend
tional
9-30
Fund—
(Pa.)
(quar.)
9-30
17'Ac
8-17
50c
34%c
—
Stock
70c
income)
Insurance
Telephone
Public
Common
5
'
13c
preference
Donnelly (R. R.) & Sons, new com.
20c
.
(quar.)
!
Community
5%
8-26
9-
Stamping
Quarterly
Commonwealth
5.72%
8-
9-
25c
(quar.)
&
investment
(From
1
10c
(quar.)
A
Guaranty (Memphis)
Commercial
Commonwealth
9-
(quar.)
class
(quar.)
cf
Co.,
Paper
9
8-
8-12
10-
$3
9-
8-20
15c
13c
__
9-
9-23
45c
„
.2%
(initial-quar.)
common
8-12
9-23
15c
& Sons Co.—-
dividend
8-26
5c
9-20
J25c
—.—
8-12
45c
Inc.
Motor
Fort
1
$15c
(quar.)
Dorr-Oliver, Inc.—
$2 preferred (quar.)
;
Douglas Oil Co., 5'4% pfd. (quar.)_____—
Dover & Rockaway. RR.
(s-a)
;___
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
^
3
U5c
America
15c
Combined
New
10-15
60c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Combined
.
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
System
1
Stock
preferred
Co.
11-
Co.—
Milling & Elevator
Columbian
(quar.)
(quar.)
7c
Colorado Central Power
8-12
8-26
75r
9-30
9-15
25c'
$31'Ac
8-12
1
$$1.25
8-31
'25c
7-15
9-1
9-
$1.12'A
9-12
9-20
r ::
.-fti '
$$1.25**
9- 1
•—
7-30
3-29
8-15
Marshall P'ield & Co.
.
Inc.,
8-19
8-15
9-15
7'Ac
A
8-20
8-15
10- 3
39c <
&
9-10
1
8-
IOC
class
1
9-21
25c
1
8-12
1
lc
(monthly)—
8-15
15c
11-
9-
183AC
Inc.
(quar.)________
Wallace, Inc.—
Mart,
Forbes
8-10
8-25
37'Ac
(quar.)
1
8-26
5c
.
1
12-
lc
Controls,
Food
8-25
9-15
5%
1
35c
Fluid
9
9-
10-24
8'4c
Dr.
8-
23c
Florida Steel Corp. (quar.)_________
Florida Tile Industries, class A
(quar.)
8-19
1
1
35c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-
9-
31'Ac
(quar.)_
preferred
1
8-
8-15
9-15
lc
common
4.60%
8-19
1
8-
9-15
f-4
1
283Ac
(quar.)—_____
,
7-29
1
8-15
HO
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
4.40%
9
8-15
12'Ac
2
8-15
lc
Inc.,
see
preferred
4%
30c
(quar.)
9-
1
25c
(quar.)______
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)_^
Florida Power Corp.—
9-
J30c
1
9-
5c
(monthly)™
(monthly)
(monthly)
A
B
Flintkote
2
9-
2
10-
5c
Flagg-Utlca
8-15
9-
9-19
10%
tax)
investment inc.
15c
(quar.)
7-27
10-24
9-
42c
(initial)
(Marshall)
First
11-30
9-
1
30c
Inc.—
30c
_
8
1
8-15
10-
$1
(quar.)
1
$1.45
4'4% pfd, (quar.)
(quar.)_
First Wisconsin Bankshares (quar.)__
Fishman (M. H.) Company (quar.)
8
8-
15c
(quar.)
4%
Corp. (quar.)
(stock dividend)
8-
8-15
$1
Investment
3
30c
(initial)
common
Field
8-25
9-15
9-
40c
Firestone Tire & Rubber,
25c
common
8-31
Fiarurette, Ltd.. class A (initial)
Filtrol Corp.
(quar.)_—
12-15
$.076
9-30
50c
35c
8
8-
9-3
9-
B
Federated
8-12
1
15c
(quar.)
quarter
9-
9- 3
25c
(quar.)
8-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (Del.), class A
Class
Co.—
(quar.)
8-15
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Class
1
25c
Inc.
new
Corp.;
preferred
Third
7-29
183Ac
(quar.)
com.
Colonial
8-15
87'Ac
(quar.)
Engineering, 6%
Fruit,
Diversified
International
Coca-Cola
Coleman
9-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
RR.
Distillers, Ltd. (less British income
Distillers-Seagrams, Ltd. (quar.)
Divco-Wayne Corp. (quar.)
;
Bottling Co. of Los Angeles—
Increased
Giorgio
4%
50c
York
Western
;
Dictaphone
6
of New
Co.; Ltd.—
deposit receipts
1
8-15
8-15
8-
50c
(resumcd)__
2
2
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Compress
Class
9
$2
9-
9-
9-
10c
Co.
Federated
9
9-
50c
common
Grande
Corp.
9-
9-30
25c
-
American
.10-
45c
$1.12'4
Rio
Steel
,
-
(quar.)
Supply Co.
Productions,
Detroit
1
:
preferred (quar.)
Ltd.,
'.•0 Quarterly
&
9-30
$1.25
:
9-
1-1-61
9
30c
9-15
20c
$1.12'A
—_
34c
9
9-
50c
(quar.)
Mines,
17.'Ac
$1.50
(s-a)
9-
9-30
(quar.)
common
debentures
$1.25
(quar.)
9-30
25c
22'Ac
(quar.)
8-31
15c
9
(quar.)
5
8-
9-12
(quar.)
Caster
$1.25
9
$1.14
A
1
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
National Mortgage Assn.
(monthly)
Federal Paper Board Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Federal Resources Corp.
(initial s-a)
Federal Sign & Signal, common (quar.)____
5
9-
Inc
common
Common
Cleveland
4%
Lines,
Dennison
9-12
8-15
Air
Dennisom Mfg.,
8-15
8-
8-15
9-
_
9-
Federal
8-15
-
■
9-30
(quar.)
8-10'
50c
Quarterly
8-15
1
9-
Gas
conv.
Federal
$1.07
(quar.)
Glassine (quar.)
1
Brev/ing
Fedders
1
$1.05
preferred
Deerfield
9-
9-30
:
8-10
9-
(quar.)
&
Fed-Mart Corp.
9-15
$1
(quar.)
8-17
1
Farrington Mfg. Co.—
: $1.37>4
preferred (quar.)
9-15
1
9-1
\
12c
(quar.)
8-10
9-
'
1
92'Ac
(quar.)_.
preferred
preferred
8-10
25c
Illuminating—
preferred
preferred
1
65c
common
12'Ac
.
1
9-
Faultless
5
6
10-
$.00625
4.20%
:
9-15
1
25c
(quar.)
Electric
Common
v'
-
Iron,
'
4.28%
9-15
■
Delta
_
Co.
class A
Fund—;V,';
8-22
9-
87 'Ac
(quar.)______
Co.
Morse
River
6%
2
10- 4
10-
$1
50c
preferred -(quar.)
9-
60c
Ry.
4%
7-15
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
Mahoning
'
$1.1214
Corp.
Co.
3.70%
9-10
,
,
8-15
Pacific Ry.
(quar.)_
Controller
9-20
>
5
Bearing
Falstaff
7-27
8-15
87'4c
8-19
3
:
City Products Corp. (quar.)
City Stores Co. (quar.)
City Water (Chattanooga) 5%
(s-a)fY*-
.
Income
'
30c
;
9-13
3
,
9-15
9-
(quar.)
Dejur-Amsco Corp.,
' Class
B
6
$1
Co._
Cities Service Co.
Co.
&
40c
414%
9-20
-Quarterly from net investment income—
Delaware Power & Light—
10-
;
10-
9-30
2
■
8-
10-
(quar.)
common
10-15
12.'Ac
! —$3Cic
8-19
$1
(quar.)
9-
•
Deere
11-4
$1.1834
Milling Machine,
preferred
9-15
933Ac
9-1
8-15
30c
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
8-15
50c
Delaware
3714c
preferred
4%%
Cincinnati
(quar.)
9-
9-1
__.
._.
Dayton & Michigan RR., com.
8%
preferred
(quar.)___
'
9- 2
9-
inc.
S-20
20c
25c
(quar.)____
com.
Daystrom,
•
Fall
20c
—
9-30
-
(quar.)
25c
1
,
Gas
;
Corp.
.
11-25
I
9-28
1214c
Co.
Cincinnati
6
$1.25
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chrysler Corp.
(quar.)
l
Cincinnati Inquirer
(quar.),
Chilton
1
7
9-
3714c
-
(quar.)
Tool
Cab
910-
>
Cigar
Mfg.
Corp
Dana Corporation, common (quar.)
v334% preferred (quar.)
Darling
(L. A.)
Co.
(quar.)—_
Dayies (Theo H.) & Co, Ltd. (quar.
5
1
3714c
_
—
Dahlstrom
9-22
i: 'r
(quar.).
DWG
V:.'- 8-
9-20
11-
$2
Pacific KK. Co.
______
A
8-15
87'Ac
RR
(quar.)—_
Common
Series
30c
(quar.)
Quincy
&
7-30
9-30
'
9-10
$1.09
(quar.)
Foods, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Fall River Electric Light, 5.80% pfd.
1
9-
8-15
10-15
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
Chicago
9-15
30c
$1.12'4
$1.1214
(quar.)
corn,
(quar.)—
25c
Fairmont
7
414%
8-15
17'AC
quar.)_
(reduced)
Corp.
Fafnir
Fairbanks
43A%
.
Fabrex
Corp.—
414%
Chemway Corp. (quar.)
Chenango & Unaciilla Telephone,
preferred
8-15
8-25
46'Ac
(quar.)
(increased
common
Stock
1
35c
5
9-
9-
8-15
1
$1.25
Corp., 90c conv. pfd.
Mills, common
(quar.)
4'4%
4
8-
10-1
75c
9-
(qaar.)__
Resistor
Erlanger
1
8-31
8-20
20c
(quar.)
Forms
8-15
$1.183A
convertible
Guaranteed
Erie
_
$4
of Rec.
preferred (quar.)
Equity Corp., $2 conv. preferred (quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh RR. Co.— •
8-10
28c
(quar.)
7-29
Business
4.36%
____.
Holders
9-1
25c
Corp.
Co.
Equitable Gas Co.,
(reduced)—10c
Corp.
9-
Curtiss-Wright
Ennis
$1.75
8-19
Capwell
8-18
9-1
.
(quar.)
Gas
60c
(quar.)
1
9-15
9-15
Sugar Co.,
preferred
Cumberland
10-
Reinsurance
5c
-
25C
(quar.)
9-9
Employers
Emporium
50c
;
•
preferred
10c
common
8-13
__
,
9-16
1
1
9-
When
Payable
Emery
9
^
25c
(initial)-.
1
9-
9-15
pfd. (quar.)
$2
Stores
10-
;
8-31
9-30
<
(quar.).
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd.
$1.12 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
$4.20
Co.,
9-16
75c
9-15
25c
Industries (quar.)
Empire District Electric—
43A% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
.
Sell-Service
Cork
$1.12'4
$1,12'A
_
(reduced)
Bank
Corp.,
1
3
1
(quar.)
Manhattan
Chemetron
(quar.)
& Seal
98-
10-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co.
B.)
Channing Corp.
A
9-15
8-16
75c
Champlin Oil & Refining,
9-
12'Ac
56'Ac
(quar.)
9-30
93%c
__
25c
pfd.
.____
Fibre,"
&
preferred
Co.
Per
Name of Company
UOc
International Corp.—
10c
(quar.)
Champion
Class
9-15
Milk
Cork
11
Snare
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
(R.
20c
4'A%
(quar.)
6%
Crain
40c
Co.; (quar.)
Gotham, Inc.,
Chadbourn
___.
(quar.)
When
Per
Name of Company
of Rec.
8-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Central Vermont Public
Cessna
Holders
Payable
24c
27 'Ac
Corp.
dividend
4.ro>
(603)
2%
South
Soya
Stock
';
and Financial Chronicle
preferred
(s-a)
——
$2.50
CD
8-15
1
1
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(604)
'
'
dividend
Stock
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,- common
Georgia-Pacific
Products (quar.)
.
Yellowknife Gold Mines,
Gilbert & Bennett Mfg. (quar.)
Gerber
(quar.)
Gillett
Company
Girard
Investment—
r
•••'
-
Class
(quar.)
A
New
(initial quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
—.
v
-
& Dock
Lakes Dredge
Great
(quar.)
Northern Ry.
Life
Southern
Great
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Paper
Northern
Great
Quarterly
Green
Store Products (quar.)
Securities, Inc.—
Grocery
Group
investment
net
from
All
8-15
8-
1
Institutional
General
8-31
8-15
8-15
60c
8-15
50C
9-30
(Tom)
Huston
Huttig Sash & Door,
9-15
9- 2
9-26
9-
9-
8-25
5%
preferred
4.60%
8-22
8-22
Idaho
8-22
Imperial
12-12
11-21
Co.,
Ireland
8- 5
8-19
9-15
9-
I
8-
9
lngersoll-Rand
Co.
Indiana Gas & Water
1
9-
Ingram &
1
Institutional Foundation
9-
Co.
Quarterly
8-17
8-17
Investors
8-17
International
8-31
8-17
Nickel
8c
8-31
8-17
8-31
8-17
International
6c
8-31
8-17
Co.
Utilities
convertible
8-17
Interstate
8-17
Interstate
8-31
8-17
Interstate
From
8-31
8-17
Investment
11c
*
Guerdon
Gulf
.J™,
-
Mutual
8-31
8-17
8c
8-31
8-17
Investors
Commercial
8-31
8-17
Investors
Loan
10c
8-31
8-17
12c
81.50
V
81.28
81.25
25c
81.16
81.29
5%
$59e
8-19
8-
Industries,
Mobile
85
85
Oil
Power
Oulf
Co.,
4.64%
preferred
Western
&
-
:
v:
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
5.16%
-
'
(quar.)
preferred
Gulf
y
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
dividend)
(stock
9-
Iowa
8-22
Hackensack
Hallnor
Hamilton
5%
(quar.)
9-
9
8-
5
4.30%
1
9-15
4.80%
10-
1
9-15
Iowa-Illinois
Iowa
9-
1
8-
10-
1
9-
x
&
Power
Cementing
common
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Hammermill Paper
(quar.)
Co. new
preferred
preferred
4%
preferred
&
Hanna
(M.
Class
A.)
B
(quar.)
Mining (quar.)
Manufacturing
Hanna
Hansen
Harbinson-Walker
6%
Plywood
Refractories, com.
Farms
Hardee
1st
pref.
Harris
(A.)
&
Co.,
Hart Schaffner
Hartford
Electric
Hartford
Gas Co.,
8%
preferred
Aluminum,
Harvey
Haverty Furniture Co.
9
45c
1
Jahn
Common
5%
4V4%
:
preferred
5%
preferred
5%
'
preferred
514 %
:
C
5%
D
5%%
F
preferred
G
Hawkeye Security
f
-
KVP
(quar:.)—„
(H. J.) Co., 3.65% pfd.
_
(quar.)
Pak, Inc.
(initial)
Hercules Gallon' Products, Inc., com. (quar.)
Henderson's
4%%
conv.
4%%
conv.
9-30
8-31
4,/e%
pref.
8-25
8-15
convertible
6%
preferred
4%
10-
84.375
Hilo
4;.50%. preferred
10-
10-
Kawneer
12-15
8-
5
9-
9
3
6
5%
514%
'
Hinde
preferred
&
Dauch
Quarterly
•
Hires
Holt
A
Rinehart
Co.
6c
Oil
Corp.
$4.25
preferred
Class
B
Horner
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
(George
preferred
(Frank
8-31
^ 95c
12-
1
1
(quar.)—.
12-
1
1
11-14
1
split)
30c
!—
-
(quar.)
8-
8-20
9-19
25c
10-14
1-
(quar.)
Mfg.
common
(quar.)____
1-13-61
1-
4Vi%
Ltd.,
9-
6
Co.
(1945-1947
8-26
8-16
9-10
8-19
3
9-30
.9-20
-8-15
7-30
of 12c from net investment
plus a special distribution of
10c from net realized profits
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)____!!___
Krueger (W. A.) Company (quar.)__^—
1-
8-18
Keystone
1*
8-18
King
1
9- 1
Ktngsford Co.
9-2
isc
9-12
8-18
9-12
8-18
9-
11214c
10-
.
16c
9-
1
8-
10-
1
8-
Sugar,
CorD.,
$2.50
&
Wire Co:
Productions
6%
&
Mclntyre
Ltd.
(year-end)
22c
8-15
7-31
9-20
9-
6
10c
8-15
8-
5
60c
5%
—1—-
*
9-12
''
5c;
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
&
8-31
Z 9-
1
-
8-10
*
Mead
Corp.
Publishing
9-15!
•_•_
-
Corp.^icommon
8-28
-8-18
8-13
8-13
-10-
Co."
Ltd.
9-19
9- 1
8-22
8-16
9-15
9-10
8-19
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-15
9-15
9-15
10- 1
40c
9-13
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
".
__;
*
.
8-15 >
8-12
8'12
>
8-15
9-1.;;
S1.06V4
;Mechanics & Farmers Bank (Albany, N. Y.)
Quarterly
_l___
7-29
9- 1*
—42V2C
/ »
9- 1
9-30
15c
50c
(quar..)___
9-12
9- 2
8- 2
9- 1
j. 9-13
9-15
37Vic
!—
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-10
3
9-15 ■:
9- 6 >
8-30
9-30
35c
;
-
(initial)———.
Telephone
8-12
9- 9
9- 1
9- 1
'9- 1.:
10-31
-
10c
55c
62Vic
(quar.)
Mines.
8-. 3
..
25c
—
(quar.).
Robbins. Inc.
1
•
•
20c
87c
$2.25
(quar.)
4V4%( preferred
<
50c
(reduced)—
common
Porcupine
Inc.
Meadville
•
8-25:,/ 8-15
9-15
8-12
9-1 ?■ 8-12
10c
Aircraft
McGraw-Hill
McKesson
dividend)__,_-
'
Stores, common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(initial)
;> Mattel.
'(quar.)_^—-
^stock
(quar.)
■
(quar.)
preferred
McDonnell
income
Steel
series)
3%%
9
"50c
8-19
8-27
> 8- 8
8-15
9-15
>
8-15
/:,'
55c
93%c
85c
93%c
Industries
Company
McCord
9
30c
Quarterly
Bros.
(quar.)
(quar.)___,.,._
preferred (quar.)
8-11
8-16
50c
*
20c
>
$10c
-$1.12V2
$$1.37%
* 25c
(quar.)
preferred
McBryde
8-31
8-26
8-26
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Maytag
8-15
9-22
<fc Co.
com.
(quar.)
McCrory
15c
<quar.)___
!___
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co., common (quar.)__
_____
4.80% preferred (quar.)
_____________
Keystone Custodian Funds-—
"
Keystone Income Fund series "K-l"
Ketchum
1
8-17
9-10
9- 6
8-19
8-31
9-30
-
:
& Life Insurance—
$3.40
Mayfair
1
60c
8-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
common
3%%
6
20c
8-15
Company
-
>■
McCormick
9-
35c
15c
15c
62Vic
$1.06V4
(quar.)
(quar,)
Conveyor
8-25
9-15
9-16
2%
preferred
8-15
1
17V2G
—
Co.
preferred
9-15
37 >4 C
(quar.)j_
Quarterly
9-
40c
$1.18%
(accum.)
(quar.)
$3.75
7
$1.25
(s-a)
preferred (quar.).
pfd.
—
Co.
preferred
5 Va%
'<•
6
4-
5%
May Department Stores, common
7
1-13-61
Shirt
Massey-Ferguson,
3
>/'
5
4-14-61
15c
25c
$30c
$6.25
35c
62V2C
—
Quarterly
8-19
10-
RR..
Massachusetts Indemnity
,9-15
25c
:
Co.,
40c
;
dividend
4%%
wis
8-30
1
25c
-
Utilities
9-15
10-
20c
(quar.)
common
:
$1.12 >/2
Gold
'9-
8-15
8-12
8-19
8-25
8-10
8-18
8-10
10-14
8-17
8-15.
8- 5
.
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co.—
^
2-for-l
Land
25
9-1
9- 2
9-12
9-15
9-10
9- 1
9-10
11- 1
9-1
invest, income)—
(quar.)
Marshall Field & Co.,
'
;
8-12
8-31
County
$1.25
8-5
5c
35c
(quar.)
Marmon-Herrington Co. (quar.):
9-18
12-19
Central
Marlon
.
I
10-
(from
Inc.
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
2
Kerr-Addison
9-28
8-25
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
pref. A
Stock
9-16
9-
1-2-61
•87%e
16Y40
(quar.)
Inc.,
11-14
Z9-12
Fund,
Manhattan
11-14
12-
Kern
$1 06V4
1
5%
11-14
8-15
8-
9-15
8-25
Corp.
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., com.
11-14
12-
8-12
8-26
8-31
8- 1
—
Shoes,
Maine
'
35c
(quar.)
Stone,
preferred
Kentucky
•
(quar.)
A
9-20
8-31
25c
'
Madison
Magnavox
8-25
9-30
$1.12V4
;
W.)j Ltd.» class
8
1
5^
.
9-15
8-15
25c
(quar.)—
Ltd.—
pfd.
A
(quar.)
Company
Maher
8-15
1
$3.50
Co.
9-
r
9-
155
&
1
Company
Petroleum
Mathews
(quar.)
5%
9-
class
6%
8-15
Steel, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Macwhyte
8-15
9-
ioe
__
t$1.25
$30c
:
8-15
.
& Bloedel & Powell River,
Macmillan
8-15
1
Kerlte
$35
_
_
A.)
inc.
(quar.)
4%%
9-23
8-15
8- 1
50c
(quar.)
Extra.
8-15
1
9-1
9-
15c
.
(quar.)
9-
40c
(quar.l—~~J"
~~
(quar.)
™
j Hprn.& Hardart • (N. .Y.),~ 5% pfd.
5%
8-
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
414 %. preferred
Hormel
$1.25
(quar.)
(annual)
Hoover Company, glass A
8-12
87V4e
after
Organization
Common
8-15
34%c
(quar.)
8-31
12-
—
(quar.)__
A
Common
5
1
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Corp.,
9-
9-
of Canada Ltd.—
Winston
Chemical
9-15
Kentucky
8-15
3714c
«.
Honolulu
Kent-Moore
j45c
E.)
Extra
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Hooker
Kennametal,
8-15
45e
Paper Co.
HoUywood Turf Club
•
8-15
1
„;
(Charles
Hobart
i
1
1
(initial
preferred
99-
8-22
15c
A
common
$4.50
»-
81-09%
,
Corp., common
1st preferred A (quar.)
New
9-15
Co.—
ijfe
(quar.)
Light Co
9-10
—
314 %
7-29
8-15
10-
60c
________
3V4%
8T%e
_
Hotels
Company
Sugar Co. Ltd——
Kellogg Company—
:V
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
(quar.)';
Kekaha
Kendall
I
9-15
8-15
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
MacMlllan
1
$1.05
8-15
20c
8c
•
Quarterly
,
9
9-
$1.08%
(quar.)
9-
$1.25
preferred
Electric
Hilton
preferred
9-
;
9-
$1
(quar.)
9-15
.
'
preferred
5c
1
1
55C
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Kelly Douglas & Co. Ltd.—
25c partic. class A (quar.)
Chemical Corp.—
(quar.)
314%. pref erred
(quar.)___
7-30
20e
9- 9
9- 9
t3c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Structural
MacLeod's,
8-12
9-10
10-
7c
(s-a)
Co.
8-15
B
8-24
$1.18%
•
3.80%
10-
&
7V4c
1
9
$1.18%
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
8-22
9-
$1.03'/a
preferred
10-
35c
25c
8- 8
8- 3
7-29
8-31
8-26
8-15
20c
25c
(reduced)
Ltd.
Mines,
-MacMlllan
City Power & Light Co.—
Common
10-
'Heyden Newport
Common
(D.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.20%
1214c
(guar.)preferred (quar.)
5%
Heublein, Inc.
Kaltman
($50 par)
4.35%
$iy4c
10-18
;
pref. (1959 series) (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-,
v
•
5%
8-17
1
59%c
(quar.)
Co.
10-
15
- ;
(reduced)—
(Boston)
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
Chemical
Mackinnon
5
8-31
35c
Chemical—
10-15
10-15
\ '
*
(quar.)
Steamship
Macco
9-15
::■>
(quar.)
10-15
1-3-61
class A
-
(quar.)
$15c
Steel
Macassa
9-15
8-
9- 1
.
Lunkenheimer Company
: 8-25
11-
6214 c
(quar.)
1
8-16
77c
8-4
8- 4
4
: 8-
5% .* 8-26
8- 5
HYxC
9- 1
8-13
5c
9-1
8-15
"
,
$1.75
11-1/10-21
20c
9- 1
8-15
$2.50 v; 8-15 : - 8- 1
$1
9-12
8-1
20c
Stores,
Lukens
8-31
$1.25
Paper
&
preferred
4%%
10-
tTViO
'>
Quarterly
Lucky
Lykes
10-
8- 4
9-12:
9-12
9-12
.
v
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry. Co. (s-a)
8-1
25c
(quar.)
9-16
y
Portion.
•.Hercules Powder.
Aluminum
Common
9-16
2%
Cement
9-12
9-12
•
Loyal Protective Life Insurance Co.
2214c
Sutherland
7-25
8-10
10-15
& Bartlett,
Hotel—
preferred
8-17
8-17
10- 7
i 8- 4
.v;i54q'-r-.9-12"... '-.v;8k-:4.
1
• -
(stock dividend)__«•
Louisville & Nashville RR.
8-31
25c
com.
& Supply Co.
1
10-15
2nd
Louisville
8-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Kaiser
8-26
50c
Hecla" Mining
Heinz
<
Laughlin Steel,
9-29
28%e
5
9
10-20
8-22
common
9-10
9-10
10-21
r.
810a :
tlOc •
t60c
t54c
837V2C
(quar.)_
Kessler
Baltimore
7%
9-15
(quar.)
10-15
(quar.)
dividend)
Preferred
Lord
5c
93 %c
25c
(quar.)
(stock
8-9
(quar.)
25c
Insurance Co.
Hawley Products
8-
1
$1.25
(quar.)
27%c
________
(quar.)
1
9-
,
^
-—1
I.)—-
(R.
Corp.
Class A and class B
Lockwood
$1.50
(quar.)
Johnson
&
preferred
Kansas
(quar.)
9-
Finance
5c
$1.10
' 50c
2lh%
'
r-
—r
.(quar.):.
8- 5
8-19
8-12
8-10
8-10
8-4
9- 9
8-13
,
(quar.)
class A
Ltd.,
9-10
•'
*
____-
Groceterias,
9-15
(quar.)
;
common
30c
(quar.)
E
preferred
Co.,
9-29
21Vic
1
(quar.)
preferred
&
Jones
9-
1
-
preferred A (quar.)
Co. of (N. Y.) (s-a)
25c
(quar.)
9-15
10-
20c
(increased quar.)
60c
25c
9-15
1
9714c
(quar.)
preferred
Tea
Johnson
6
10-
9
1st
3 %%
1
Hawaiian
5%
8-12
10-
(quar.)
Oilier Engraving Co
&
50c
Electric, Ltd.—
preferred B
(quar.)
8-31
10- 1
$1.20
—
7-28
9-16
9- 2
Jamestown Telephone Corp.—
8-19
10-20
9
(quar.)
40c
8214 c
.
9
8-11
(initial)
;
8-12
9-
1
class A
7-29
.
8-12
Jewel
9-
9-1
47 'Ac.
Local
8-12
Jersey Insurance
48%c
9-15
1
9-
(quar.)
9-15
1
1
8-26
9-
pfd.
1
10-
1
8-26
(quar.)
10-
60c
(quar.)
—
*
• -
•
53 %C
7-29
8-11
9- 1
9-10
9- 1
9-1
' 9-30
8-31
/
■*.
(quar.)_
$1.50 1st preferred
(quar.)———______
;
2nd
preference - (quar.):
Loblaw, Inc. (quar.).
9-15
9-
9-15
11-
3.90%
>
10-1
9-
preferred
9-12
30c
Light,
]
(quar.)
preferred
9-12
25c
common
;
9-
Southern
1.76%
3%%
Jantzen, Inc., 5%
(quar.)
,
44c
9-
' $1.37%
(quar.)
'
•
preferred
Loblaw
37c
Iowa
Joslyn Mfg.
preferred
$2.40
10-17
25c •;
(quar.)
A
Ltd;,
Companies,
B
(quar.)
10-17
114 1
35%o
5
8-26
(quar.)
Co.
Marx
&
Loblaw
5
7
(quar.)
class
Ltd
•Class
450
common
Co.
guaranteed stock (quar.)
Litton Industries (stock dividend).-—
5
9-
-
(quar.)_,_
5%%
Chemical
Harshaw
7-29
*
8-
8-26
10-
.8-10
$9o
8-
8-15
$81.62
v,
8-19
30c
Special
:
1
8-26
(quar.)_
8-22
1
International, Ltd.—
A
8-22
1
9-
8-24
9-15
9-
1
9-
9-
-
10c
9-
$1.05
1
(quar.)
4c
__f.
8-15
9- 1
9-10
8-29
10- 1
-
15c
Original capital stock (quar.)
•
8-15
8- 1
$1.25
50c
21c
60c
12Vic
(quar.)
(Va.)
-'Little Miami Railroad Co.—
•3%c
9-12
(quar.)
8-25
37%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Utilities, com.
9-
81.50
Corp.
9-15
6
9-
preferred
9-15
preferred (quar.)
Harbor
10-15
Co.
Llpe-Roliway Corp.,
Industries,
preferred
11-
9-15
9- 1
8-15
11c
10c
60c
5%
5c
Myers Tobacco Co. (quar.)
& Co. (quar.)___
Steel Treating Co., class A
Utecraft
preferred
1
.
9-13
3.75%
8-
8-15
11-15
9-15
8-10
9-10
8-19
8-30
8-10
9- 2
to Lexington
Trust)
Insurance
Lindberg
3.90%
1
(quar.)
10-15
10c
Ltd
com.
was
McNeil & Libby
Link-Belt
1
4.20%
10-
;
8-
6
9-
10-
(quar.)
5
7-22
8-12
8-15
Fund—
changed in June
1
1
2
9
1
&
Life
8-10
1
15c
(quar.)__
Co., class A
8-
8-31
$1.07%
Service,
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Harman
Public
40c
Co., common
1
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
11c
(quar.)
Watch
9-
1
10-14
10-14
10-14
10-14
910999-
dividend)
(stock
Inc.
Life Insurance (N. C.)
(quar.)
Casualty Insurance Co. (Tenn.)—
Quarterly
Island—
Electric,
6c
10-31
10-31
10-31
10-31
8-15
Trust
Liggett 6c
Lilly (Eli)
8-10
1
9-22
9-
-
8-15
75c
(quar.)_
common
Light, com. (quar.)
(quar.)
$1.0614
$1.12%
25c
81
(quar.)
414%
Handy
60c
*22 Vic
ft 1.25
181.25
30c
8-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
50c
414%
Hamilton
-
9-
J3c
(interim)
Ltd.,
1
9-
$75c
(quar.)
preferred
Iowa
8-12
1
9-
9-
(quar.)
Gas
(R. G.),
8-15
H5c
*15c
t25c
—
—
Liberty
Life
X60C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., com.
___-
preferred
4.80%
8-15
1
9-
25c
Well
Ltd.
of Rhode
preferred
3.30%
2
8-10
15c
Electric, Light & Power Co.—
10-
60c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Oil
Cotton,
preferred
5%
Co.
(quar.)—
Mines,
Halliburton
-
Water
Corp.
Hajoca
Ltd._
Mines,
x
1
30c
(quar.)
4.35%
Gunnar
9-
>
Common
11-25
12-19
8-15
$60c
__
(quar.)—
Extra
9-12
9- 1
......
Ltd.—
Corp.,
(quar.)
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
Liberty Fabrics
of N. Y. (stock dividend)—
8-10
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
—~
of Canada,
preferred
$2.50
8-15
1
9
12Vic
Inc.
Mutual
Trust Co.
Investors
4
$17^4c
7
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
(Name
Libby
8-22
9-20
9-
9-
50c
Corp
Foundation,
preferred
6%
Investors
••••'•' *
1
preferred
6%
St Ohio Rlt.—
preferred
Gulf
'.
—
Inc.—
Fund,
income!-:..;
ordinary
pfd. (initial)—
Company
Lexington
3
35c
(quar.)_
(increased)
Department Stores,
Lines
8-
1
75c
com.
Interprovincial Pipe Line Ltd.
8-17
Corp.,
1
30c
(quar.)
8-31
preferred
5
8-
7 ViC
(quar.)
8-31
conv.
8-
9-
$37 Vic
(quar.)
Canada
Corp.,
Engineering
&
8,- 5
12-16
8- 2
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Income
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Motor
1
8-15
9-
6c
of
9c
Utilities
8-10
25c
Ltd.
Co.
International Silver
4c
6%
9-10
$1.75
International Resistance Co.
$2
8-18
7-29
income
International Petroleum,
,-v
1
8-15
Co.—
investment
net
From
9-
35c
9- 1
*.
t20c
35c
35c
(Initial)
Acceptance
A
Tourneau
Leath
income).
Inc.
(Delaware)—
ordinary
net
Class
'
(quar.)
Inc.
Candy Shops,
common
9-15
12-30
9-15
9- 1
t$1.75
—
,
,
130c
1%
35c
Lee (H. D.)
—20c
Leesona Corp.
(quar.)
12Vic
Lehigh Portland Cement
(quar.)
30c
Leonard Refineries
(quar.)
12Vic
Lester Engineering (quar.)_—
7Vic
Levy Industries, 7% 1st pref. A (initial)—
20c
1
Corp.—
7%
(From
•
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)
8-16
8-31
—.
International
9-16
—
8-31
•
8-
1
class
das« B
40c
Machines
8-31
Stock
9-
12 Vic
preferred (quar.)
International Holdings Corp
Railroad
'
Inc.—
Industries, 70c conv.
Secord
Laurentide
Le
(quar.)
common
8-17'
•
6
10-15
10c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Business
8-31
6c
2
10-30
Fund
International Harvestor
3c
8-
12-
75c
Inland Steel
6c
12c
1
1
$15C
(quar.)
8- 1
9-30
(quar.)
B
7-29
10-15
Milling, Ltd.—
Woods
and
A
New
8-15
9-
9-
class
(Alfred)
Bryant,
Laura
8-18
1-2-61
25c
net! investment income
Credit Corp., class A
Inland
8-26
9
9-15
75c
From
3
8-31
Guardian
Lane
4c
7-23
8-15
v
Y.)
(Brooklyn, N.
Bank
preferred (quar.)—
Lancer
7-29
.
Institutional Shares Ltd.—
7-30
7c
9c
Tobacco
9
$3
Bell, Ltd., 60c pref.
1
-*-
-
9-
and
ot the
7%
Lambert
6c
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
8c
-
Britain
8-15
120c
------——4
Co
National
A
Class
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
6%
6c
-
9-10
Investors
8-17
Steel
1
$0,136
8-31
-
10-
Lake
8-19
1600
Great
Class
7-25
1
«
of
Co.
Lafayette
3
8-20
Cooler
LaCrosse
.
(ordinary)
Incorporated
10-
9-
45c
$1.75
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1st
L'Alglon Apparel, Inc. (quar.)
8-12
1
37 Vic
"
9-10
9-
10-15
57 Vic
(quar.)_
common
Flo-Glaze
Quarterly
Imperial Tobacco
1
8-
Power
8-17
Equipment
9-15
12-15
15c
(increased quar.)
Paints, Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada—
11-21
1
9-30
12-30
(reduced)
8- 1
9- 1
10- 6
8-16
9-15
$1.25
com.
6%
'7% 2nd preferred ? (quar.)
>
1—
pfd. (monthly)
Company (quar.)
-
*
8-15
9-15
10-21
9-12
9- 1
10- 1
11- 1
12V4c
pfd.
conv.
Kroger
5
8-
.
61.25
Breaker,
Circuit
I-T-E
9-12
8-26
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-12
9-
.
conv.
Kresge (S. S.)
2
9-12
12-12
(quar.)
,
'
>7-22
1
.Peanut
8-26
9- 1
9- I
8-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-6
9-6
(monthly)
(monthly)
pfd.
conv.
$1.20
8-15
8-31
7-29
9- 9
9-13
9-13
8-31
9-30
9-30
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10c
10c
10c
40c
27Vic
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.20
8-31
8-20
12V4c
•
1
8-
$1.25
8-17
Railroad
8-20
$1.25
8-31
Bond
8-31
9-15
;■
17c
Interest
(quar.)
common
8-31
Railroad
8-15
75o
12 %c
Petroleum
-
12 %o
(quar.)
4c
10c
Machinery
8-12
convertible preferred C
Company, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
Kratter Corp.—
(quar.)
& Industries,
Interchemical
Merchandising
2
convertible preferred B
5%
A
Foods
8-31
Industrial
9-
5%
B
25c
;
$75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Koppers
preferred
8-
Food
8-17
preferred
12-
Automobile
1
5%
3c
Building
9-
8-22
8c
25c
25c
25c
15c
62l/2c
62Vj!C
68Vac
50c
$1
Koehring Company, common (quar.)____—
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
5%
Hunt
Chemical
•
8-17
9-12
—
(quar.)—
$1.20
Aviation-Electronics
Industry Funds:
1
35V4C
Beneficial
of
13c
■*
8-17
9-
5
8-15
Fund--
8-17
1
1
income
Funds:
1
9-
8-
8-18
Fund__—
Stock
1
9-
9-
International
Bond
Bond
Growth
9-
8-15
1
12-10
Fund
Stock
8-17
Fund
Inc.
Glass,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.)_;
Rubber Co.
(I. B.)
Voting common (quar.)
9-
112Vic
25c
Capital Growth Fund
Fully Administered Fund
8-17
(quar.)
Hugoton Gas Trust—
To holders of units
General Funds:
Common
8-29
1
32c
(initial)
Products
Production
Knudsen Creamery,
9-10
9-
9-15
9-
.——
Vitamin
Knox
9-15
9-10
—
Ltd., 50c class A (quar.)
Fire Brick Co. (quar.)
P.)
(A.
1
40c
40c
Coal,
West
Hugoton
8-
(Houston)—
Insurance
Quarterly
Great
Hudson
8-15
25c
40c
25c
75c
Atlantic & Paciiic Tea Co. Inc. (quar.)
Great
9-15
1
8-15
$2
40c
$2
82
$2
82->
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
V 8% class A preferred (quar.)
8%
class B preferred (quar.)_
Grand Union Co.
(quar.)_*
Great
1
9-
5%
(s-a)
class B preferred
8%
10-
Knickerbocker
8-12
391ic
Smelting, Ltd.
Hudson Bay Mining &
8-18
35%c
2nd
$1.41
8
9-10
Kleinert
31VIC
(quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6.25%
5,
9-
30c
B
preferred C
6
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)—______—______
(quar.)
A
preferred
8-18
25c
class A preferred
8*
preferred
$5.12
'5.70%
8-
40c
_
_
1
9-
30c
Y.)
(N.
5%
-
8-22
Co.—
-
Bank
R.) &
(W.
Grace
11-
9-12
——
—
Government Employees Life Insurance
National
8
8-16
split)
Quarterly
1
8-
11-15
50c
35c
(Two-for-one
Grace
8-
Inc.—
Gould-National Batteries,
common
3
•
30c
»1.50
50c
12Vic
12Vic
(quar.)
Co.
W.)
(H.
Hudson
8-15
22Vic
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
Gorham Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Gossard
;
Hubinger
1
9-
10c
Industries
(quar.)
Gold
& Stock Telegraph
(quar.)
Golden
Nugget, Inc.
(quar.)
Goodall Rubber Co., common (quar.)
7
9-
.
15c
Globe-Wernicke
Co. (quar.)
Pulp & Paper, common
9-
8-20
40c
_
—
When
Share
Name of Company
37c
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)___
Lighting & Power (quar.)
Houston
9-10
15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
non-participating preferred
6%
non-participating preferred
Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)
6%
Hoskins
9-30
tlOc
10c
62 Vic
(quar.),;
Ltd.
Giant
2'f
Public Service
Housatonic
8-17
2
9-
2
9-
9-24
1*.
40c
.__
9-
9-24
Monday, August 15, 1960
.
Per
Payable of Reo.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per.
Share
Name of Company
.
.
40c
e
'9- 1;.
7-30
8-15
;
*
•
V
'•
"
1
'
Continued
on
page
48
(605)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
daily range of prices
weekly volume of trading
yearly range of sale prices
for every listed stock
Range for Previous
; 40
Highest
Sep
•59% Feb
47% May
1
9
40
8
28
52% Mar 10
24
98% Mar
27% Dec
16
23% May 31
57
'18% Mar 26
4,6% Nov 23
.
17
41% May
Aug
J
12% NOV
4
23% Jan
12
34% July 15
30% Mar
9
26
Jan
2
26
Sep
23
2
Sep
23% Jan
2
117% Dec
3
71
Sep
22
290
Oct
22 Va Nov
1
Abacus
52
Jan
15% Jan
32% Jan
28% Jan
64
»-65
112
Vending Corp
1
X38
25
ACF-Wrlgley Stores Inc
6
Acme Steel
Adams
.4
J.
4
Admiral
40% Mar
1
20% Feb
Control
4
Air
4.50%
.'9
' 6 % Mar 19
30
35
Jan
17
22% Apr
8
23% Jan
.
77% Jun
:
,4% Jan
.
53% Dec
2
12
i
85
Sep
9
14% Aug
18
38% Feb
79
15
7% Jan
4
27%Jun
30
16% Nov
Feb
14
A
31% July 19
19% May 12
53% Jun
3
9
8
17
82% Jun
1)3/4 Jan
28
15% Nov
18
8% May 11
28
54% Nov
18
30% May 11
45
Jan
7
36
56% Jan
4
Dec
30
123/4 Feb
10
28% Aug 25
17
July 25
22% Jan
57
30
59
22
47
Feb
69
89
Dec
17% Dec
4
46% Sep 21
36% Dec 22
8% Oct
603/4 Aug 31
102
Apr
Dec
8
90% Jan
Inc
8
8
30%
29%
30%
29%
79
793/4
79
79%
79
79%
,'■
27,600
1
58% Jan
4
83 % Aug
11
40
Jan
28
132
Jan
28
29
127% Sep
1
39% Feb
25
39 % July
15
Jan
26% Aug
4
101% July 21
29% Aug 11
28 %
1153/4 July 24
36% Apr
35 % Jan
100
common
convertible
12"%
12%
12%
69%
69%
69%
300
.80
1
*258
52
Mar 31
33
12
51
Dec
47
44% Sep
22
69% Nov
25
39
12%
12%
13%
13%
13%
3,900
2,700
69%
70
69%
70%
69 %
70%
16,300
♦257
300
273/4 Dec
22
56% July 17
106 % Feb
5
30
25
July 20
50% Mar 10
6
78% Jan
23% Nov
18
353/4 Apr
33% Api-
117% Nov
10
160% Apr
9
423/a Jan
2
2
32'/a Oct
7
50% Sef.
46% Dec
18
34
July 27
58
2
64% May 29
58
Aug
39% May
6
18
July 28
58
3
38 % Aug
Jan
233/4 Sep
22
45% Jan
2
Aug
9
31% Jan
July 14
17% Apr 26
97
July 13
4%
43/4
X31%
31%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
15
50%
15%
6,200
50
50%
50%
5l3/4
50%
51%
5.900
81 %
•
4%
31%
81%
82
44% Jan
30
♦81%
97a
10'/a
lO'/a
107a
323/8
33
39,700
33%
333/4
34 Va
34%
347a
357a
373/4
38%
37%
39%
39
95 %
40%
403/a
98%
41%,
*95J/2
7,200
12,400
97
96
96
9%
18
10
*96
*94%
96
17%
177a
177a
17%
187a
18%
54%
55
54
55
535/a
10
18%
55%
X54
16 3/4
97a
97
17%
54%
*16
93/4
55
%
1,600
25,200
16%
16%
X16%
16%
16%
16%
800
453/a
46%
45%
46%
453/a
46%
443/8
45%
3,700
33
323/4
33
32%
3274
32%
33
1,500
9,700
7%
7 Va
73/4
52%
52%
527a
53
53
53%
83
83
83
83
*83
83%
27 Va
27%
•16%
100
*104
10
27
105
*30 :j/4
*104
303/s
31
287a
29%
733/4
72
77a
27%
105
29%
723/4
77a
27%
*104
31V4
29
1
73/4
preferred
00
*34
36
1
*55
8%
54
83%
27 %
8%
277a
87a
533/4
53%
83 Va
537a
X83
273/a
105
•103%
273/4
105
105
2,000
,
200
83%
28%
'
20,400
105
100
x30%
30%
29%
307a
30%
307a
4,000
29%
29%
30
30%
307a
313/4
81,100
72
723/4
72
7274
717a
723/4
20,409
72%
*34
8
1674
36
♦34
36
*34
36
•34
36
53
*52%
54
56
543/4
54%
54
54
53
—12.50
39%
39%
40
40 %
41
41
41
No par
Va
423/4
423/4
613/a
63%
44%
63 Va
64%
63
64
62%
63%
627a
63%
25%
26%
253/4
253/4
26
3%%
18
20
83
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
American Airlines common
1
21
4,100
9%
53%
No par
Petroleum
Corp
convertible
American
Bakeries
preferred
Co
American Bank Note
0%
4
American
7
American
19%
100
19%
*93
19%
100
41%
41%
10
*333/4
common
ao
19%
*93
No par
preferred
Jan
01% Jan
4
83
4,900
383/4
lo
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Corp
Amerada
4
44% Jan
83
July 12
5
•81%
•
323/g
common
Amerace
25% Jan. 4
106% Jan 27
40% May 26
300
4%
31%
47%
convertible preferred
7
July 25
•257
4%
31%
No par
100
_
Jan
21
55
300
4%
31%
5
Stores Corp common
preferred
convertible
*257
4%
30%
32%
Alpha Portland Cement
6%
9,900
283/4
32 Va
Aluminum Co of America
61
27%
46%
Corp
Aluminium Limited
42
28
33%
*17%
0
4
29
27%
No par
4
Mar 18
V
4,600
15%
No par
Inc
Jan
Feb
15
9%
9
108
35% Jun
10
15%
27%
Amalgamated Leather Co—
5
Feb
33% Jan
14%
32 Va
1
Mfg
'
12%
'
300
•
*80
81%
16
3.0QO
38 Va
*
100
Inc
.
Allis-Chalmers
13
X27 %
49%
preferred
4.08%
28%
*257
l
4%
15%
28%
12%
lo
Allied
15%
28%
69%
100
15%
28%
-6O0
4
July 28
71% Aug
13
80 %
50i/„
Products
75
78 %
493/.
Allied
49% Jun
1
30
80%
" 31%
30
•
5
11% Jan
1
May
30%
79
common
1
11
77% May 11
29% 4
24%
293%
14%
Mills-
833/4 Mar 17
27
13"%
24%
24%
147/8
Laboratories
38% Sep
8
13%
24
24%
143/,
Allied
613/4 Jun
32% Sep
13%
24
1
Allied
5
15,700
6,100
13%
23 V*
4%
Allied
11
>2,900
24
30 %
58% Feb
17
46%
13%
4%
17% Jan
7% Jun
45%
24%
303/4
39% Jan
4
700
14.800
23%
4%
443/4 Aug 12
14% Feb
46%
39%
13%
30%
32
1
46
112
38%
-
24%
2
24
May 31
38%
23%
~2
21
15% Jun
♦109
38%
24%
common__Nopar-
44% Feb
21% Mar .20
7,100
'
110% HI
'■
•-
Shares
64%
13%
preferred—
Allied
64%
23%
Inc_
Allen Industries
Jan
»■
'
23%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6f* gtd
May 27
46%
41%
65
13%
133/.
Corp
Alleghany Corp
6%
39%
45%
16%
pfd 1951 series
6 4'/2 Apr
Dec
Jan
100
12
0
38%
46%
64
24 Va
Chemical Corp
Kid Co
26% Feb
104
13% Jan
4
27
-52% Jan
75
Aug
Inc
4%%
5
44% Jan
Products
39%
'
23%
Industries
Aid en s
8
32% Jan
J
Alabama Gas
Alco
•40%
64% T '
24%
1
Products—
'
3% Feb
28% Dec
46
41%
•
112%
the Week
13%
i
conv
38%
63%
Friday
Aug. 12
.-♦40%
41%
24%
i
Reduction
Apr 22
39%
-
*110%
Sales f«f
Thursday
Aug. 11
23%
No par
Corp
Air
*40%
'
112%
46%
46%
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp_2.50
24
41%
63% <• 6411
*110%
•
1
Aeroquip Corp
Jan
f'*
'
PRICES '
Wednesday
Aug. 10
10
Co
Corp
Jun
85
*40%
i
Co
Express
Adams-Millis
11% July 12
04% July 22
23
preferred
Tuesday
Aug. 9
112
23% Jan
Apr 20
—5. * t..» -< »
ACF Industries Inc
17
94
common
^
aug. s
*40%
41%
i
-
convertible
ABC
4
Jun
LOW and men
Monday
far
100
4%
15
47
Fund-
Abbott Laboratories
15
114% Jun 10
■42% Jun ,29
3.
23
1
STOCK
exchange
20% July 22
91% Mar 10
328
NEW YORK
■
14% July 22
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
21
Jun
69% Jun
7
23% Aug 10
23% May 3a
16% Apr 14
63
17
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Mar 8
42% Apr 10
Lowest
;
Apr
84% Apr
134
108 % Oct 20
STOCK8
.
Year 1959
Lowest
v
13-
26
X19%
100
•92
41 Va
41%
41%
34%
*343/4
60%
60
25%
19%
19%
100
*
93
42
26«/4
253/4
20
;4i%
26%
20%
19%
100
*93
417a
34%
*333/4
34%
*33%
61%
*59%
61%
♦59%
34%
61%
42
34%
300
13,900
7,000
*60
2
■18%
193/a
19
19%
18%
18%
No par
Bosch Arma Corp
Brake Shoe Co
34,800
100
41%
34%
59 %
300
2,200
37,500
2,700
18%
187a
18%
383/4
40
39 Va
39 Va
39%
393/4
39%
397a
39%
40%
393/4
40%
397a
40
191/4
19%
8%
83/a
70
40%
39%
1,900
61%
19 ye
American Broadcasting-Paramount
2
20 Va Jan
19
Jan
•
33% Nov
20
25% Mar
4
7
20% Feb
11
19
6
7% Feb
13
13
50% Jan
'353/4 Sep
17
40% Mar
473/4 Jan
13% Jan
43% Jan
4
2
35% Jan
88Y* Mar
2
61% Aug
7
553/4 Apr
28
20% Dec .29
253/4 Sep
04
Jan-15'
; Sep
.
0
Jun
21
«
-
American
Chain
American
Chicle
'
47Ye Mar
60
43
-
Apr
17
Jan
;
-
Mar 30
09% Jun
-
14
..."
83
8
28
23
3:
Jim
preferred
Jan
2
36% Nov : -0
25% Oct
30
8% Nov
27
21
122
Mar 13
Feb
0
46% Jan
,55%Majr 18
46
July 27
45
Feb
4
30Va Aug
■34% Apr .15
18% Jan 22
38 Va
193
July 21
July 27
21
39% July 18
33% Jan
4
19% July 25
43
1 '
20% May 12
63/4 Jun
26 Va Aug 10
143% Feb 15
.
Jan
-if:
.
American Cyanamid Co
American 'Distilling Co
5
16% Jen
0
15
19% Jen
0
23.
3
20 3% Jan
9
2
29
Feb
25
94
523/a Nov
17
49% Jan
4
May 19
76 % Jan
14
93
Dec
45 Va Oct
9
763/4 Dec
30
41
Apr
1
21% Sep
21
18% July
105
84
593/4 Apr
34% Jan
13% Aug
17% Feb
30
Jan
38 % Aug
4
27% Jen
16
20% Jun
1
14
98
Jan
22
:867a Jan
14
30
323/4 Jan
22
17% July 22
133/4 Jun
8
Dec
18
14
May 2
20% July 14
65% Mar 23
56
Sep 21
16
73% Apr 14
_
26
383/a Jan
38% Nov
6
4
13
Sep
22
137
Dec
22
53%
54%
1
Apr 18
43% Apr 14
Ma~r~"3
43% Apr 11
33% Apr 19
July"
183/a Apr
152
21
Mar 17
18
41
May
52'A Mar 31
92
Nov
23
41VaSep
567a Feb
27
12
July 22
138% Jan
7
31
Dec
133
Dec
9
30
54
Dec
29
117 V» Oct
5
26% Mar 26
1
148% Mar 20
63 % Mar
267s Dec
18
28
4
25
10
27% Mar 10
12
17% Jun 30
96% Apr 19
35% Feb 18
18% May 18
75 Va Sep
22
89
Apr 21
79% Jan
4
61% May 19
Apr 17
-—--
117
Sep
22
129% Jan 20
37
Jan
16
55% July 29
17s/a Dec 17
Jun
117
Jan
4
32% May 11
15% Jan
4
25
14
Mar
8
63
45
Jen
7
73% Jun
—
—
30
Aug
4
33% Feb 17
05% Jun
24ys Nov
4
14% Jan
2
30 Va 8ep
23
08% Sep 22
00% Deo
1
33
Feb
86
34
-
Deo
Mar
28% Oct
For
3
Dec
2
467a Mar 13
74% Mar 17
60% Mar 18
47
July 28
25% Mar
7
Feb 26
4
6
36
20
36% Jan
1*
18% May 17
IT
42% Met
1
17
68% Jen 10
9
see page
26% Jen
9
10
04% Jen 11
95% Apr
41% Aug
footnotes,
Aug
46 y4 July 27
35% Apr 19
83
Jan 12
17
28
38 V4 Aug
5
Feb
30% Mar
24.
17
0
Products—
44% July
90% Aug
44 y4 Aug 12
44% Aug 12
9
9
-
28%
543%
26%
176%
175
X176%
57
.2
.
*31%
24%
>
•
*31%
24ya
163/4
26%
273/4
1813/4
7,900
56%
■12,800
16% V
16%
•13%
1374
18%
1874
101%
101%
*101 %
103%
101%
101%
92
14
1,100
19
19
5,100
103
•101
92%
177a
173/a
17
16%
16%
20%
21'A
20%
21%
21
67%
677a
80
81
41
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24%
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177a
17
66
247a
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17
13%
41
40%
2374
24'A
91%
*
•
17%
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24%
92%
103
43,900
■f
417a
243/4
56,500
240
1,900
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927a
70
18
18
183/a
2,800
167a
16
16
1,000
217a
213/4
217e
21%
213/4
66 %
66 Va
66%
65%
66%
667a
667a
66 74
663/4
9,100
40%
36%
38
373/a
387a
38%
397a
38%
403/a
29,800
59%
61
59
60
573/4
5974
59
61
67%
66%
68 Va
68%
717a
' .'43%
431/2
45%
447a
46%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
43
_a
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32%
: 145
*143
145
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337a
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105
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34
105
33%
141
52%
105%
537a
106
527a
141 %
52%
141 Va
1417a
140%
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60
126
53%
70%
145
V
;
717a
447a
46 3/4
12%
'
127a
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33%
3374
106
106
537a
145
34%
107
4,000
70%
'
7174
27,600
47
48 V,
43,200
123/a
127a
20,900
•143
343/4
105
145
35%
8,700
107
53%
54 7a
54
54%
141%
141
113,900
1413/4
142
510
1423/4
17,500
710
*
59
126
124
59
*59%
60
5974
5974
124%
•123%
125%
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124%
•123%
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"60
125%
400
60
19%
193/4
19 %
193/4
19%
193/4
197a
1974
193/4
20
29 Va
1
7,300
29%
28%
29
28%
29
29%
2974
29 3^
297a
6,900
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67%
68
663/4
67
67
677a
68
20
68%
28
28%
27%
28
28
28
27%
20
2874
28 Va
70%
28%
29%
29%
29 Va
29%
17%
20%
297.
2974
30
30
3oya
*163/4
17%
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89%
17%
0
33%
12.50
20
68%
83
i
"
38
57
—
600
65 %
20
No par
com
7,200
•16%
,
19
00
393/4
24
•101
66%
81
YlVz
-
56
167a
133/4
92%
21,500
180%
183/4
24 %
2,300
7
5674
•133/a
*91%
100
25
7
26%
187s
6572
—i
17,600
3,5010
18174
13%
*79J/2
»./
33%
247a
xl83/4
66%
*17
...
173/a
17 Va
♦163/4
1,800
2,600
3,900
177a
100
88%
893/a
887a
897a
89%
893/4
90
90
90%
70,700
57
573/4
56 %
57%
56%
57%
58%
58 y8
60
18,500
12574
12574
100
125%
126%
125%
573/,
126%
126%
690
—25
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
34%
347a
34%
8
34%
20%
203/4
20 %
20%
19%
20%
197a
20
197s
20
28
29,400
4,900
*27%
28
28
28
x273/4
277a
28
*2772
28
20
•25 Vi
26%
26
26
*25%
26
26
26
25%
267a
100
1
16%
167a
16%
16%
16%
■17
17
17%
17
173/a
7,900
7,800
82,400
11,800
37,300
...
com
Preferred 6* series
Freferred 8%% series
American Zlno Lead St Smelting
AMP me endorsed eheres
337a
■
55%
563/4
American Water Works Co
26%
2674
1
1% preferred
American Viscose Corp
55%
203/a
"
17874
56
171/2
100
7%
55
*13%
66 Va
55%
28
28,600
'2,700
•27 ■''■>'.
.■
19
81
10
57%
55
20%
07a
*
'
9Q0
85%
57
5574
137/,,
64
'41
1
"
27
173/4
preferred
28
5474
•
178%
17%
com
557a
17
*79%.
4,800
56%
20%
:
543/4
17
18%
18%
40%
10
17
4,100
1,300
1,300
*85
16%
-
65
40
*27
V
7%
17%
Co
!
"
'v•
1.66%
Gas
;
28
1
American Tel & Tel Co
American Tobacco common
Aug 12
01% Nov 20
23
26%
54%
67a
48%
857a
133/4
-
100
Refining
29% Aug
7
27% May 1
19 Va Oct 21
25 V4 Nov
28%
175%
51 %
•
"
7
24
preferred—
1% preferred
American Sumatra Tobacco
8
28
174 %
-
2
67a
40
American Sugar
4
24
7%
40
30% Aug 12
43% Jan
33% .-'■
2374'
23%
40'A
31% Feb 23
23% Jun 20
33
233/4
7
38%
Co
126% Aug
33%
233/r
33
23%
643/t
American Stores
60
*30%;
*31-
1874
■38%
65
55%
207a'
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—fl
American Steel Foundries
;
1
38% Jen 20
82% Feb
2
21
13% Mar 12
4
Jan
27% July 19
66
July 25
26
—
Aug
34
.55%
20%
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co__No par
American Smelt St Refg com_No per
1% preferred
100
American Snuff Co common
20
6% non-cumulative preferred_100
60% May 20
126
54%'
20s/a
80%
1%
14274 Aug 12
8
•27%
56%
203/b'
American Rad St Std Sany
35% Aug 12
21
28
55%
20%
■
';■•
38%
47%
.
*«5 '
v
>
55%
*27%
6474
5474
b
2Q0
6,800
34,300
89%
*39%
85%
20Va
■■:
47%
64%
■18
.
41:
Amer Photocopy Equipm't Co.No par
American Potash St Chem_;
No par
Mar 21
2
4
27VaDec
—.
Mar
Jun
<
54%
/
100
American Optical Co
4
9
:
85%
553/4
1
American Molasses Co
13
Feb
18%
39%
*
543/4;
63%
Co
:
19,500
8%
383/4
38 7e
46%
'
«
64
5374 '• 54%
.55%
55%
1
Fdry com
American Motors Corp
48'A Aug 12
10% Fsb
3
84% Jen
18
•■..
39%
•37%
457a
54%.'c
*791/3
American Natural
377a
1
■---
40
19%
,
08%
53%
100
American News
64
393/s
1
v
53%
No par
Corp
preferred
Metal
457a
18%
86
-::i
>
•
8%
387a
373/a
.
42%
*85
v
38
*19%
8%
55 %
.1
Investment Co of 111
&
•<
*41%
86
3.50
4%%
15
140
18
'
197a
074
523/4
13.30
Corp
prior preferred
American
20
124 Va Jun
117
13% Jan
■\
Jun
74% Jun
67
18%
42%
'•
Machine St Metals.No par
American Metal Climax Inc com
1
5
8
Jun 12
34% Dec 30
105
Jan
43% Mar
Aug
T
54
647a
39 '/a
40
19%
.
541/4
American
29% Apr 18
67
July 20
40% Aug
8
Mar
—
72% Dec 22
5%%
3.90%
10
67% Mar
9
125
18
American
American Mach
92
Aug
2
28% Jan 26
42
Mar 2
133% Jan 13
29
4574
647a
is
No par
Corp
American International
J-.
102% May 3
74% Jun 10
4
89% Dec
Secur-
American Hospital Supply
American Ice Co—
;
83% May 10
68% Jen
6
24% Dec
453/a
643/t
?
39%
87a
8%
38%
45%
G4
*85
American Export Lines Inc.
-40e"'
American & Foreign-Power—No par' •'
Hardware
18
ny4 Dec
373/4
*4i%
Co—10
Home Products
24% Jen
15% Dec
38
)
0
Amerlean
2
12
39
:
19%
•19
8%
37%
10
Power
American
61% Jun 28
14% Jan
issued
European
19%
8%
:io
'809iJa* M
9
16% Jun
May 27
;
*19
—20
American.Enka. Corp_
American
•
,
*45
No par
—-No par
—
198% Jun 10 /
36 Va Mar
25
•
31% Mar .10 ••
9% Jan 11 •
30
Co__
American Electric
,
Cable
St
Line Co—
3
American Crystal Sugar com_
10
4%% prior preferred
:
—100
When
43% Oct 2625
38'/a
" 37%
Amer Commer Barge
If*
'
46% Sep 17
38%'Feb
9
l
12.50
common—
v
89
».
"
20
Corp_
23
Co
10
86% May 12 :
28
;
Radio
JUn
66
81% Jun
2
American Can
1
common
&
0
13
24% Jan 11
44% July 0
65 % July 28
Inc
preferred:
American Cable
61% Jan
433/a July 25
46% Mar 22
17
14
May 28
44
106
Theatres
6f*
4
2
July 28
87% May 12
44% Mar 17
37% Dec 24
40% Aug
8
19Va Aug 11
8
14 Va Mar 18
403/8 Nov
Jan
126 %
126
28
'
.1
62%
63%
62
63
Ampex Corp
—1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp_1
Aneeonde Co 00
Aneconda Wire St Cable.
No per
Anchor Hocking Oless Corp—
Common
—0.20
04 preferred
—No par
Anderson Clayton St Co_.
21.80
Anderaoa-Prleherd Oil Corp
10
623/4
637a
307a
317a
31
32%
31
31%
45 %
467a
45%
46%
45%
46
49
497a
49
51%
50%
38%
38%
38%
393/4
39
40%
40 -
41
;
40
*89%
;
90%
397a
40
41%
42%
•.
;
41
1
•
<374
800
64%
64
6574
30%
3174
31
31%
45%
45%
46%
507a
52
51
51%
51 Va
52
39%
39
39
383/4
39%
800
i41%*
41
417z
40%
A*3*
5,100
-
90 Va
<
126
90%
90%
.90%.
907s
397a
413/a
41%
427a:
•42%
43%
41%
42%
42%
427a
42%
',433/4
907a
•90
917a
110
4474
19,600
433/a '44%
63,500
437a
14
(606)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW YORK
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1959
40 % Jan
18
49'/a Feb
11
32% May 13
28% Nov
27
40% Jan
26
23 % July 26
30% Jan
11
29
77% Jan
4
42% Feb
19
48% July
6
23
May
15% Feb
16
Sep
59% Apr
7
80% July 29
7
37% Nov
24
9
49% Nov
25
39
Jan
26
7
75
Jan
13
86% Apr
23
29 Va May 11
17%
Nov"20
23%
Armco
Armour
20 V* Jan
Arnold
5
27% Jan
5
Arvin
23% Jan
4
Ashland
11
2
40% May 19
29% Jun
1
37% Jan
60% Dec 30
107% Mar 31
88% Jan
2
27
70% Jun
22
I1
July 18
Sep
25
•9
Nov
10
100
Feb
Apr
12
22
106
9
51
May 11.
Jan
27% Jan
28
63
63%
63%
63%
63%
63%
18,200
30%
31%
31%
20,000
43 Va
44%
44
44%
9,400
83%
♦82
83%
S:'■ 20
34%
35
35%
3,300
30'A
43%
.42'A
*82
82%
33%
V'
*15
5
,
43%
82 %
62%
33%
15%
*15
16
15%
15%
*15%
20
20%
20%
21%
6,400
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
6,900
33
*31%
32%
*31 Va
66 %
*66 %
66%" h
19%
30%
31
32
65%.
66%
5
preferred
105%
10
*
>20
•
100
Co
-53%
105%
-
v? 33
X104
53%
; W" 66 ?
66 Va
:
104%'?-
*5.53%-
%
20'A
*15%
20%
19
X65%
34%
34'A
31 Va
x32%
20 Va
19 v;
1st
*82
6,900
3,600
xi9%
15%
20 V.
5.25%
43
82
'
*34
13%
Associates Investment
31%
42 Va
82
34
20 V.
6c
Aug. 10
30%
30%
2.50
Oil
■■
4
63
26%
Refining common__l
s
•9
^
Corp
Inc
26%
62%
x25
2nd preferred $1.50 series__No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Common1
5
56 % Jan
Constable
Industries
26 Va
31 Va
33%
Shares
34%
26%
62%
*81
the Week
34%
42%
/
Sales for
Friday
Aug. 12
35
35%
26%
30 %
5
July 25
18
11
13
Co
PRICES
SALE
26
25%
62
10
,
18% Aug
2
4
Jan
Feb
&
Corp
HIGH
Thursday
Aug. I I
34%
35%
Aug. 9
33%
34 %
25%
_
11% Feb
44
Steel
•
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 8
33%
34 %
5
.
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred
No par
Armstrong Rubber Co
^.......l
83
25% May 15
19
Corp
15% May 11
Jufy"l6
28 % Apr
15
No par
Oil
Argo
July 27
44 Va Jun
9
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7
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18
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11
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1
38
6
79% Jan
15
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10% Aug 10
Nov
10
92
47% Feb
17
62% May 25
80
Jan
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16
31
88% May 11
58% Feb
4
41% Jan
17
Atlantic
4
31% Jun
74% Jan
4
9
6% Jan
4
Atlas
6% Oct
28
8% Jan
26
15% Jun
16
16% Feb
11
14% July 15
15% Feb
15
5%
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27
July 29
83 % May 10
96% Jan
26
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15% Nov
24
24% Feb
16
12% Aug
1
20% Jan
4
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9
27% Jan
13
21
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11
23% Nov
20
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9
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8
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23
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29
27
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49
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23
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23
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9
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28% Jan
2
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34
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37
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11
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Jan
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26
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6
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4
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10
28 % Mar
3
22% Feb
3
30% July
1
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10
52
1
45
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21
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10
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4
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6
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18
18
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17
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9
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20
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13
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29
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62
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13
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4
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Jun
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18
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Brlggs & Stratton Corp
4
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&
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79
12
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6
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4
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31% July 10
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Mar 16
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66
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11
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11% Jan
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65
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Borman
July 27
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6
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5
30%
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6
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.
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Consolidated
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4
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8
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•
12.50
5% preferred
57 Va Jan
4
138'A Jan
56% July 15
30% Jan 18
6
2
Jan
'
50
8
42% Aug
31
83
10
33% Feb
6
II
19% Dec
5
12
29 Va Oct "29
16
July
Feb
155
23
20% Sep
i
1
43% May 28
22
21% Jan
Mar 23
2
24% Mar 31
15% Nov
Apr
41% Apr
49 Va May 11
137
May 14
41%
87
••'"; 14
■
1,600
85
5
22
21%
15,100
30%
27%
*56
,100
Sep
143/a
580
,?v
34%
1
45% Dec
87
4%
14%
85
1
Bell Intercontinental Corp
•
21%
4%
14%
::V,
86
*21
21,200
;
4%
35
28
4%.?V,;,
14%
14 V4
V:
14%
*21%
.;
'79%
127/a
34%
92% Jun
86
;14%
79
30%
No par
25
86
*
2,000
39
38%
13
50%
89% Feb
"14%
47%
1
79%
3,800
r'-v 10
•'
30
^43%
12% Sep
89
27%
10
common.
4%
14%
4%"":
4%
44%
Bell 6c Howell Co
4%% preferred
4%
14%
;•
:
46%
?
85% ?'
29%
13Va*
*95Va
a.—1--:
Belding-Heminway
? ? 4%
;• ? 11,200
85%
-38%;,?:
?
30,500
9%
36%
?12%
"
31%
51%
13
' 167/a Feb
4%
4%
12%
50%
20% Mar 29
*78%
42%
■
44%
57% Jun
37%
79
'•••••
16%
•:41%
15%
30
32%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
38
79
•;';
23%
9%
*7%' >*
47%
47%
21%
10
8
HVaJuly27
14%
*21%
16%
•" '57%
Co common
4%
87%
*85
87%
V-
-
23%
36%
37
-37%
?
14%
*14
?42%;?
40%
100
3%% conv prior preferred
4%% preferred
Beaunit Mills Inc
Beckman Instruments Inc
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%% pfd
Beech Aircraft Corp
.Beech Creek RR
^
*85
9%
36%
"47%
*85 Va •: 86 -v:
•
.
10
Beatrice Foods
::
23% r
";9%??v,
23%
lOVa
37
"
100
■-■;•?
Aug 10
83
:
■
,14%
Bausch & Lomb Inc
Rayuk Cigars Inc
95
Jun 27
25% Jun
9
103% Jun 28
.
85%
r-21%
preferred__100
noncumulative
? 4%
>13% '•14-:; "?
1
19
5
-85%
No par
?.
87% '
37%
79..-' 79%
4V8
9%
36%
48 ??
36%
14% -14% ?' '
20
....
common.
14VaJun
24% May 11
2
Co
37% Jan
95
14
July 29
14
Jun
«
32% Mar 31
—
81
54% Jan
17
78
"
1
,_2G
36%
-
Bath Iron Works Corp
7
226
21
2
13% Jan
Apr
56% Feb
10
6
14
?
3
16% Aug
5
62% Jan 13
'
11
15% Jan
78
3
90% Feb
30
July 29
74% May 6
22
7
54% Jan
58Va Jun
45
Jan
8
Mar
A-4
common
Preferred stamped
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Products Corp
Apr 27
63
Jan
6
25% Jan
8
>
20% July 27
39% May 3
Feb
23
79
-9%
'
47%
36 v4
78%
4%
Corp
4%
.•
30
1
27
35%
Stamped
9
28
Jan
.
11
59
12
64% Jan
„
33% July 14
62% Feb
Oct
10
;?00
Babbitt (B T) Inc
1
Babcock & Wilcox Co
9
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
13
Baltimore Gas & Elec com
No par
4%% preferred series B
100
4% preferred series C
100
Baltimore & Ohio common
100
.
•85
?
%?."
common
15%
7%
37%
17Va
30Va
98'A
•
.
8
Dec
48 Vi
Avco
July 15
44
87%
*46
Conv
8
May 17
25
*85
16% Aug
Jan
8
May 11
32% Aug
100
:
23%
9%
36%
•
■
No par
preferred
Powder
-23%
>
io
37
preferred
B
Austin Nichols
'23%
'«
%
21%
56
20
Corp
36
prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
58
Jan
series
,-23 Va
9%
4%
52% July 11
Mar 11
Aug
July
July
Jan
Jan
Refining
$3.75
Mar 31
80
-4% Jun
V
preferred—10
Atlantic Coast Line RR
24
3
86% Mar
—10
non-cumulative
City Electric Co com
4% preferred
17
53% Apr
74% Dec
40% Mar
5%
Atlantic
July 14
*83
20%
86
*44%
59 Va
46%
*38%
86J
46%
24%
■
*83
46%
39Vt
24%
*44 Va
39 «A
24% "
6i
?6i":
86
' 47
*83%
-
86
•45 Va
M-
200
5,400
11,600
8,800
8,400
" ?
47
39 Vt
39 V4
39%
39%
24%
25
247/a
25 Va
*
~
61%
20%
*83
39%
24%
'""*80 Vi
37
8,300
"
"20
700
-
13,500
"'
♦60%
'60%'
♦60V4
61%"'
200
24.
'IMM
»
*M I
th
Number 5977
Volume
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Btnre for Previous
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
Highest
6% July 29
13 % Jan
Year 1959
Lowest
12% NOV 20
237/a Apr
37% Feb
56% July 15
83 Ye Dec
85
10
31
,
52% Feb
'
NEW YORK
Lowest
Highest
10
41 % Apr
Capital
49% Jan
4
10
25
23% Aug
8
35% Feb
25
15% Aug"1 5
88% Jan 12
25% Jun
2
95
Apr
4
Dec
8
102% Jan
5
33 % Sep
23
41% Jan
19
35
Feb
1
44 V4 Jun
27
45% Nov
25
62
Oct
16
39
May 25
58% Jan
4
27 % July 22
41% Jan
40'A Dec
1
46% Jan 27
40% Feb
43 %
26% Sep
38% Jan
30
31% Jan
16
25
8
89% Dec
7
57% Aug
26% Feb
2
10
84% Nov
17
18
Sep
Dec
6
Jan
12
Nov
16
89% Nov
10
25
Sep 22
114% Dec 22
19
4
78 % Jan
4
5
92% Aug
8
8
22% Jan
114% Jan
22
5% Aug
9
7% Feb
26
24% Aug
5
34% Jan
Feb
8
92
7 % Apr
i<;
98% Jan
July
88
12
34% July 29
22% Jun
Nov
23
44% Mar 20
17% Dec
30
20
Apr
3
21% Apr
16
27
Nov
23
5
22
Mar 23
83% Jan
20% July 22
35 % Jan
17
Jun
29
Carrier
Co_;
Steel
Corp
4%%
&
Case
Ohio Ry_100
Co
I)
Co
19
13
4%%
Celotex
Jan
5'/.
Corp
preferred
5
July 18
29 Vo Jun
11
27
1
May 29
'
'
*91
92
.v.
5%
5%
,
23%
92
92
*91
*91
76
75%
75'A
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
iv
93
5%
93%
5%
26%
93
820
5%
*91
10,500
25%
25
29,500
93
23%
24%
119%
119%
75%
75%
22%
22
22%
221/4
17%
*17%
23%
80
24 %
16,000
120%
*118
110
76%
76%
■%
22%
''
1,500
4,300
*17
17%
100
22
22
22
19'A
19%
19%
22 Ya
1,400
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,40'0
Central Hudson
Gas &
Central
Lgt
Illinois
Public
of
15
Jan
Cerro
Jan
de
Co
South
Pasco
40% Apr
Cessna
5% Jan
70 % Jan
Chadbourn
54
*51iA
*69%
73
73
73
24
*73%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
39%
23%
39%
39%
23%
40
40
10,100
39%
39%
39%
94%
*93%
39 Ya
95
95
1,900
94%
Service—_10
J—
West
52%
24%
35%
36
22%
22%
6
6%
*6
9%
9%
*9%
5
32%
32%
1
11%
11%
33
33%
Corp
Co
1
Gotham
52%
24%
No par
Inc
1;
—10
Belt Co
95
52%
24
2.50
Corp___
Products
*51
*69%
52%
No par
9.50
Co
55
73
24
—50
Corp
Sugar
Aircraft
Chain
—100
N
Co_—
Certain Teed
*51
73
39%
preferred
'
55
common_No par
Illinois
*17
17%
*69
23%
RR
*17
*51
Elec__No par
4%%
3% May 11
76
93%
•
17%
Central
46% May 11
24 %
76
11%
25 %
118%
76
10%
22 %
Central
9
23%
118%
10%
5%
:
93
24
117
59%
22%
13% Jan
12
23%
117
240
57%
93%
:
'
237/a
200
6,300
61,800
59%
10
'
26%
117
*116%
26 %
58'A
5%
25%
.
26%
42
22%
27
Jun
July 27
6% Jan
79
1
59%
30%
41%
*25%
19 %
Aug 10
42
July 25
28% Feb
59%
*25 %
29%
41
26
41
' *
22%
Century Industries Co__
50% Mar
60
19%
11
16% Apr
25%
59%
.60
17%
Violetta
22
42
25%
22%
Soya
21
30%
*40%
19%
&
9
x30Ya
17%
Central
15'/a Mar 11
5,500
31%
42 %
25%
22%
Co
Central
12
30%
31%
*41%
*25%
V.
5
Sugar
Central
8% Jan
29%
31%
42%
25%
100
3,800
■
,_20
Aguirre
16% Jan
5% Jun
3,700
45%
Foundry Co
i
1
Central of Georgia Ry com__No par
5% preferred series B
100
28% May 23
42 %Jun 15
26
21% May
41
45% * 46 %
44%
59%
;
,
.
1
common
28% Feb
29 % Jan
Jan~16
40%
46%
45%
31 %
preferred series A_100
conv
2
28%
40%
45 %
44%
45%
*25
.
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7%
2nd preferred
100
30
22
40%
39%
5%
55
31
94%
94%
39
25%
4
8% Dec
94%
94%
39'A
5%
4
82 >A Dec
94%
94 %
39'%
25%
22
May
94'%
94 %
5%
42% Jan
July 27
32% Dec 31
18%
24%
31
11
17%
6%%
2nd preferred
7
Caterpillar Tractor common_No par
4.20%
preferred
100
46% May 11
10
20
17 %
10%
95
37% Sep
%
,/■
93%
27
27
16
10%
88% Jan
99 % Feb
24
16%
93%
20
28
24%
15%
93%
Mar
Dec
24%
15%
10%
July
88%
24%
10%-
57
32:% Jan
3,000
9,700
23%
15%
15%
93%
25% July 15
40 % July
1
38% Mar 23
25
24%
10%
79
24
24%
44'/a
94
2
30% Jun
2,500
24%
44%
10%
8
Aug
Jan
19% Mar
45%
44
92%
common
8
53
76
20
11,700
44%
437/a
*41%
1
preferred
Central
Aug 14
6%
44%
Central
Apr
Shares
6%
44%
95
39% j39%
10
12.50
the Week
Aug. 12
*94%
50
1.
Friday
Aug. 11
6%
6%
44%
44%'
,
100
7%
25% Jan
Aug 20
55
--/;.
x.—5
common
Thursday
Aug. 10
6 %
6%
23%
15%
No par
Light
Wednesday
Aug. !)
6%
6%
44'A
10
preferred
(J
•
No par
Carriers & General Corp
Carter Products Inc
24% Jun
80
Apr
Mfg
Power
Carpenter
15
22
62
Carolina
22
17
30
~4%
1
Corp
Carolina CUnchfieid &
Jan
17
21
34% Sep
11% Sep
(Philip)
Sales for
Tuesday
Aug. 8
g%
6%
5
—,
Carlisle
21% Jun
18 % Sep
Dec
8
120 % July 25
74% July 18
71% Feb
Jan
13
Inc
Co
HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
P*r
.
17
32
6
Jan
31% Jan
1
114% Jun
22
41
Carey
19
119%Mar 16
76% Sep
Jan
6
23
Airlines
Carborundum
July 15
29% Feb
125% May 13
91% July 9
13
9
July 21
36% Aug 12
29
30
>
22
108
48% Jan
>
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
3%
35%
*51%
*94
95
*94
100
52%
52%
53%
53 ¥i
1,200
241/a
24%
24%
24 Ya
2,600
37
36%
22%
22%
6%
-6%
9%
9%
9%
32%
34%
34 %
11%
12
11%
33%
33%
33%
37
36%
37
23
22%
22 Ya
6
5%
5 Ya
*9%
9%
9%
9 Ya
400
35%
34%
35%
34
34 ¥4
15,100
11 %
11%
11%
11%
11
Ye
4,700
33%
33%
3%
53%
33%
34 Ya
20,400
3%
3%
5,600
53%
53%
2,200
28 Ya
4,400
*
3%
95
52%
36%
!
"
6%
53%
100
24'A
22%
3%
80
52%
23 Va
.
54
24%
.
36%
*22 Va
54%
54
55
3%
6
33%
3%
3%
53'A
53%
: 531/4
28%
29%
*90%
54
,
3%
19,400
1,700
900
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
50% Feb
37 % Jun
24
27
Aug
4
88
Jan
42% Jan
93
45 % July 19
$4.50 preferred
Champion Spark
17% May 13
21
Champlln
26% May
38% July
99
35
Nov
45% May 28
34% Mar
19
Nov
25% Apr
Mar
Common
9
8
8
87% Dec
17
Jun
Jan
6
14
4
No par
Oil
&
25% Sep
42'/a Jan
9
15
37% Dec
31
17% July 25
38% Jan
6
Checker
36% Jan
5
20% July 25
9% Aug
4
32% July 5
29% Jan
4
Chemetron
43 % Jan
4
Corp
Chesapeake Corp
8
58
July 25
69% Jan
6
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
26
94
Aug
99% Apr
13
Sep
20% Nov
10% Oct
17% Mar 23
34% Feb
46
64% Dec
74% July
106
Dec
118% Feb
Oct
15
19'A Aug
13 % Apr
Jan
38
3
July 14
38 % Nov
53
Jan
36% Sep
44% Mar 30
25
16
9% Aug
20
Aug
3
14% Mar 24
5
2
17
Jan
18
8
34% Jan
6
40 % Apr
7
26% Jan
6
69% Feb
17% July 25
59% July 28
28% Nov
45% May 25
33%
Nov
'Jan
5-%
series A
29% Jan
4
22 % July 27
29% Jan
5
19% Jun
32
Jan
8
15% Jan
4
2
Jan
18% Jun
24
13
26% Jun
46% Dec
17
39% Jan
60% Feb
72% May 20
21
May 26
40
19
Aug
91%
91%
91%.
44
%
44%
44
44 Ya
19%.
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
23,700
35%
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
35
19,700
18%
18%
35%
35
'
/•
73% Aug
Va
18%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18%
18
18%
38%
18%
21%
X20 %
21%
21
21%
21%
22%
21%
22 %
7,000
10
10
10%
9%
10
4,600
*35
35%
35%
9% 'J
*34
5
.
common
preferred
25
*92
59
9%
34%
34%
59%
59%
*92%
11%
11 %
20
20%
—10
28
29
19%
9%
59
102
*35%
9 %
*34%
34%
58%
_100
V
9%
40
11
4
71% Jan
6
40% July
pfd
noncum
*60%
100
v
105
34%
59%
*92%
60%
105
*92%
11%
11%%/
*11%
11%
11%
11%
20%
*21
26%
*21%
26%
29
29%
30'/a
30%
31
37
36%
36%
37
37<»i,
19%
20%
20%
63
63
:*■
*36
3 6:%
36%-
iv
20%
21 ¥4
63%
17%
18
18
18 Ya
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
28>A
28%
28%
29
25%
25%
23 Va
24
300
63'Va
17%
20%
28%
25%
22% ,,23%
;;,
20
64
*62 %
•
'
*19
25%
25%
24
20
*12%
/
68
67%
42 %
41 Va
8.50
38%
38%
38%
85
84
25%
24%
3,900
2,200
26%
II,800
25 Ya
24%
6,500
*19
20
13%
*12%
13%
69%
71%
71%
73%
72%
73 Ya
19,500
42 Va
41%
42'A
42%
43 Ya
37,400
38%
38%
38%
39
39
39Y4
4,200
85
84%
20
41 %
38%
84%
24%
700
•
*12%
41%
preferred
'
100
4%%
preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co_„10
0 1 T Financial Corp—No par
26%
25%
24%
11,800
»
*19
':,/;
66%
0
:
.',17%
24%
1
25
180
4,500
18%
41
Corp
a
Y
62 %
20V4
13%
68%
O'Nuts
I,100
26 Ya
32 y*
*
19%
*12% * 13%
Corp
11 ¥4
11%
*21%
31%"
.
1
17%
Chickasha
Full
9,500
61 %
*19
Chrysler
300
62%
105
19%
28 Va
5
25 Ya
61%
*95
6,100
V8
61
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—
No Par
Oil
61%
28%
36%
<. -
105
20%
■'
17% /' 17%
com__No par
preferred series A
_100
Cotton
90
5,700
20%
North Western
Chock
28%
\
1
'
.
5"/o
17
28%
91%
44 %
90%
44 %
-
1.25
.—J
—
28%
91%
90%
43%
33%
1
1
44
•
,T.
18%
preferred iuA—■——
50
Cliic Milw
Paul & Pac
No par
4
36% July 28
convertible
27%
x27
92%
44%
_1
of
29%
43%
5%
36 % Jan
37% Jan
;
:
-
C.reat;Western Ry com
Chic &
37% Apr
Inc
Corp
Corp
—
Class X
4
24 % Oct
*90
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
Chic
23 % Jan
27% Dec
Motors
3%%
15% July 27 "
26% July 28
22% Jun 29
26% Nov
13
;
Aircraft
Vouglit
Cliemway
26
Jult 8
71% May 22
32% Jan 22
63
Chance
21
43% Jan
27% Aug
3t/:
35% July 22
too
18% Nov
23 %
8
28%
No par
Plug Co
1%
Refining Co—
1
85
85%
85%
86%
v/
*19
20
*12%
13 %
H
Cincinnati Gas
77
Dec
Jan
21
30% Feb
8
91% Feb
30% Deo 11
16
78% Jan
4
37
23
Dec
17
102% Jan
12
35% Oct
46% Jan
23
47% Jun
30
14
46% Nov
19
64% July 10
64% Jan 26
15
Feb
5
27% Mar 20
43
Jan
9
57
15% Dec
10
03
94% Feb
2
86 % Aug 12
101
July 19
26% July 25
49% Mar
9:
38% Jun
v
5
61 % Aug 12
1
49
Js.n
4
Cities Service Co
17% Aug
8
24 Yo Jan
4
City Investing Co——
43% May 24
51 % Jan
4
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
2
18% Jan
2
14% July 14
17% Aug 12
41V4 May 19
July 25
40% July 27
2
47% Jan
18
Mar 20
90% Jan
11
55 % Jan
22
Dec
23
89
101
Jan
4
65% Feb
20
57
0
39
Jun
12
32% Jun
2
59% Dec
14
42
Feb
67
Dec
28
33
Dec
24% Jan
46
Jan
Dec
29
Dec
15
136% Jan
16
65
28
126
4%
39% Jun
Nov
29
44% Jun
& Electric—
Common
44 %
Aug
5
59% Jun 23
99
62
Apr
8
16
35% Apr
72% July
Cleveland
11
17
48% Mar
Apr
9
126% Feb
12
48% Feb
8
67
May 26
130% Mar
66
5
Corporation
Cluett Peabody & Co
Sep
Dec
23% Jan
8
41 % Jan
6
27
71 % Jan
5
78
July
7
18
22% Mar
7
30 Ye Jan
6
Collins
72% Dec
16
48
Jun
20
Collins
34 % Dec
9
8
45% Nov
32% Aug
Feb
10
4
82
7
13
Feb
17
76
19% May
3
35% Jan
46% Jan
50% Mar 11
4
50
Colorado
5%%
Aug 12
Jan
18
67
Feb
24
36% Apr
12
45 % Jun
14
Columbia
20% Jan
4
Columbia
Aug 11
Columbia
63% Feb
14
48% May
18
24% Mar 13
15% NOV 23
24% Mar 23
14% Jun
21
20
7
Mar 23
17
60
Jun
43 %
July 27
2
16
21
32% Jun
17
43
5
39 % Feb
3
50
Jun
20
25% Nov
17
21% Aug
8
28% Jan
54% Jan
14
38% May 18
67% Aug
7
12% Sep
9
18% Mar 11
13% Mar
55"% Jan
2
64
56% Mar
Dec
22
101% Sep
25
8 Ye Jan
6% Feb
Apr
55 % Jan
20
10
25% May
fat
i
ST .J
11
20% Sep
6
18
14% Jun
14
58% Dec
24
68% Jan
95% Dec
17
21
106% Feb 25
37% Oct
19
58% Dec
1
22% Sep
23
21
29% Dec
31
17% Sep
22% Nov
9
21% Dec
2
45% Sep
12 % Dec
Feb
32
SI
87
Dec
25% Jun
23
Nov
17
59
Jan
4
13
42% Feb
17
26
May
20% Jan
.2
34% July
7
Consolidated
Foods
4
27% May
5
Consolidated
Gas
23% Jan
6-f
Consolidated
6
Consolidated
Natural
75
Dec
66% July 20
102V4 Aug
9
60% Jun
2
20% Dec
29
7
27
21/64 July 27
88 % Jan
4
27/64 Aug
Mar" 10
26
87% Jan
4
95% Aug
Jan
22
81% Jan
6
88
18
92
Apr
13
<16% Mar 12
2
95
Aug
Apr
29% Jan
Jan
14
89
37% Jun
28
48% Jan
100 % Jun
16
9
4
105
10
5
Mills
23% Apr
20
19% Jun
58'A
58%
57%
57 Ya
.34%
34
35
62%
61
*58%
*33%
34%
Z*33%
62%
55
60
63 %
61%
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53%
54%
130 %
130%
No par
*1125
76
76
24%
25
60%
62%
5
,20%
21 %
20%
.>50
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48%
♦47%
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52%
*52
32%
44
130%
62
62%,
52%
33-/,:;.
Aug
32%
47% Jan
4
83 % May 23
6
14% Jan
20
22% Jan
27
61%
54
54%
63
170
7,300
Ya
54Ya
3,4.00
130%
*129
130 %
30
63%
63
63 Ya
13,100
28,900
62%
*1125
33 %
50
35
*1125
33%
32%
33
33%
76%
77
77
77
78
78
78
25%
25%
25
25%
24%
25 %
25%
25 Ya
1,500
61
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61%
60
61'A
59 %
60%
60 ¥4
61 ¥4
33,900
21%
20%
21%
21
21 Yb
21 ¥4
22
23,800
48
48
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4 8 ¥4
49
50
300
52%
49
•
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X
220
52%
40%
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41%
41%
19%
19%
18%
18%
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66
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-
com—25
Corp—————
52%
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52 Ya
42
41%
42%
40 ¥4
41%
15,100
19%
19%
19%
19 Ya
19 ¥4
20
39,000
18%
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41%
19%
18%
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42%
19%
17%
•
19'/a
20
21
19 ¥4
20 Ya
31,900
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66
66
-
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65%
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*64
65 ¥4
48
47%
48%
48%
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47%
47%
47%
47 ¥4
48 Ya
21%
21%
22%
22%
23%
23 ¥a
23%'f
65%
66
66'A
66%
66%
67¥a
67
67 Ya
6,800
20%
20%
20%
211/4
20%
21%
21%
22%
26,800
64%
64%
64%
64%
641/4
65
64 ¥a
64 'A
7,800
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48 Ya
3,100
4,700
14,400
*99%
100
99%
99%
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100
*99%
100
108'A
108%
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108%
108%
108%
108%
108%
108 ¥4
109
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
147/a
14 Ya
14 Ya
3,500
10
100
100
1
1
10
10%
10%
10%
9%
10
10
10%
9 ¥.
10 Y4
5,400
13%
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13%
13%
13%
13Ya
4,500
13%
100
13%
13%
100
13%
200
410
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8i/4
8%
8%
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29%
29%
29%
29
291/4
28%
29'A
28 ¥4
29 y4
5,900
63
63%
63%
63%
63%
63%
63%
63 ¥4
63 ¥a
63 Ya
16,800
No par
101 %
101%
101%
102%
101%
102%
101%
102'A
101 Ya
102 Va
3,500
5
50%
51 ¥4
10,900
Inc
$5 preferred
Consol
Electronics
RR
of
Consolidation
Corp
51
50
51 %
51 ¥4
52
53
31 ¥4
31 Ya
31 ¥4
31%
31 ¥4
315/a
32
31 Ya
32
25
25 Ya
25%
25
25 V*
25
25 Ya
25 Ya
25 Ya
5
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21%
21%
22
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21 ¥4
21%
21
45
46
46 y«
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47
7
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447/a
45 y4
45
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7%
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7%
7
1
31%
31¥8
32 y4
33
32 ¥4
33
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59 ¥4
60 Ya
59%
59 ¥4
59 Ya
59 ¥4'
-
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33 ¥4
3,300
59¥a
8,200
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27/64
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29/64
418,300
94 Ya
95
94
95
94 Y4
530
94 Ya
94 Ya
95
95 Ya
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96 Ya
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96%
150
38 Ya
*86
88 Ya
*86
88%
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88Y2
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88 Ya
—-—-5
22
22%
100
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preferred——26
33 V*
5 8 ¥4
25/64
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38%
104
90
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38 Ya
38 V*
104
105
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38 Ya
105
22%
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104
90
1
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33 Ya
59 %
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100
33
59 Ya
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$3.75 preferred -1
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Continental Copper St Steel—
Industries
common
3
5%
500
14,100
6Ya
94 Ya
35%
Can Inc
*6 %
93'A
common.i—10
Continental
7
"
—
Co
Ya
3,300
2,300
Ya
94%
25/64
—No par
preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
$4.52
preferred
Baking
$5.50 preferred
21 ¥4
44 Ya
$4.50 preferred
4%
*21 y4
10
Co—
Common
50%
pfd—„100
Coal
4,500
53 ¥4
31 ¥4
24 ¥4
Gas
6%
.
1
Corp—
Cuba
Continental
8%
1,33%
Industries
Utilities
Consumers Power Co com
4
2
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62%
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33%
62'A
53%
130%
62%
%
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2,000
29%
5
4
53%
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62%
*1125
33%
■■
:
No par
•
A
500
60
44
Cigar Corp
1
Consol Edison of NY com—No par
July 11
14
July
3,700
95 Ya
54%
4
9
4
75% Jan
58 ¥4
94%
61%
Consolidated
Consol
61% July 11
92
18
11% Jan
May 17
Aug
57%
94 Va
130%
Co
Laundries
35
5 8 »A
94%
63
-1
—
Congoleum-Nairn
Feb
6
44
58%
94%
No par
Co
4.64% preferred
5.25% preferred
Comptometer Corp
Conde Nast Publishing
Cone
99%
27
44
58'A
94%
•
•*
1
No par
No par
Edison
8
99
107% Apr
58% Jan
44'A
58%
95%
34%
64%
No par
18
40% Jan
44
44
58
95
*33%
Co
12
30% Apr
53 % Jan
101 % Oct
44'A
57%
95%
50
preferred
12% Jan
21% Aug
44 /
56%
stock
common
17% Jan
83
44%
56%
95
1st pfd
100
Broadcasting System_2.50
System Inc_,
—10
Columbian Carbon
1,100
Ry—
29% Aug
.5
8
*44
15
common
6
42% Nov
9
Iron
May 26
25
55% July 29
6,500
64%
Jan
92% May
31 Ya
63
Jan
30% Nov
31
20%
19
9
30 7/a
—1
49
18
30%
Solvents
42% May 18
6% July 11
25
30%
Commonwealth
6
Dec
30%
Commercial
Jan
44% Jun
82
30%
65% July 11
33
25
79% Sep 24
30%
4
57% Feb
87% Sep
31
8
17
23
30%
65%
21%
21
61% Feb 25
12,900
64%
20
52% May 22
17 Ya
—10
27% July 10
24
16 ¥4
Credit Co
13 % July 25
7% Jun
'
16 ¥4
common
96% Jan
30% Nov 24
15%
*58%
Corp
23
30
1
14% Jan
10% Sep
26% Dec
800
15%
Commercial
23
20,200
15%
67% Aug 12
25% Jun 20
12% Jun
45 Ya
15%
*21%
3
45 '/a
15%
22%
8% Feb
""
45%
15%
•21%
3
45%
15 Ye
Engineering Inc__——1
9
45%
19Y4
(Combustion
Mar
11,000
46 Y4
4
Aug 12
6IY4
19%
47%
Aug
59 ¥4
45%
47%
20
60%
45%
47
109
60%
19%
47%
100
60%
45 ¥4
47,%
2
1
59 Va
19%
47
4
3,900
45%
47%
22
%
19%
46%
Jun
13
31
18
No par
27
307/a
46%
noncumulative
$4.25
30%
*45%
polumbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
4
90% Jan
6
12% Sep
Apr
49% Jan
103% Jan
101% Apr
9
112% Feb 19
2
90
Nov
65
18
60% Dec
43% Sep
51% Mar 23
4%
29%
18
50
Corp
Pictures
14
Jan
19% Nov
28%
45%
Gas
80
Oct
35
74
&
18% Jun 21
49
50
28%
18
45
No par
—,—100
Southern
&
100
45%
preferred series B
Colorado
270
86%
*98 Va
17%
Co
Fuel
45%
100
45%
com
Co
Aiktnan
Radio
'-44%
*98%
17%
gtd
preferred
&
59 %
60
————
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
59%/:
28%
59%
1
Internat'l
43% July 27
23
47% Dec
Co
29% Dec
21
71
21% Jan
28%
100
43%
—
preferred
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola
35
28%
59
1
4%
Clevite
7%
28
No par
7%
RR
Special guaranteed
7
July 11
*98%
'
•
45%
com
——
Pitts
&
100
*98%
.
10
Ilium
Electric
$4.50 preferred
100
,
—10
.
Cleveland
•
,
—_5
No par
5
Clark Equipment Co
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
7
100
,
39%
53,500
140
105
36 Ya
*81
37 ¥4
/
82
97/a
♦20%
10
21 y4
27,100
50
'
6.800
100
$4
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footnotes,
see
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Monday, August 15, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ban re tor
Highest
Mar 6
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 26
Lowest
V
Bang e Slnee Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK STOCK
V
Oct
50% Dec
23
Continental
1
6
Continental Motors
1
57
Jan
4
Continental
40% Mar 16
Continental
July 25
42% Mar 2
42% Feb 29
Controls Co of America
Corp
6% July
;
40
4
;
25
26
'
35
60 % Sep
89% Feb
23
59% Jun
9
15
1
154% Dec
7
Sep 24
May 12
46% Apr
Feb
•85% Jan
8
19
90
18% Jun
20
68
4
88
18% Oct
6
24% Jun
10
5
14% Dec
31
'2
5% Apr
22
/ 3
19
40
8% Jan
3
Jan
35% Jan
24
...
72
Nov
85
12
71% Nov
15
1
July 27
July 27
72% Jan
•
64% Jan
76
12
4
15
17% Mar
4
36
36
36%
36
5
7 26%
27
•26%
27
25%
30%
30%
31
31
23% Feb
16% Feb
17
28% Feb
1
37% May 27
9
50% Jun
44
Jan
20
60% Jan
6
26
17
28
July 23
3%%
Jan
5
363/8
363/4
36%
373/4
37%
.38%
5,600
59%
10,100
*85
86
*85
86
*88
90
5%
15
54
94
Jan
Cork
$4.20 preferred
18
7
July 15
20%
-25
_1
24%
,24%
243/4
243/4
243/4
243/4
24%
24%
247/a
247/a
31%
32%
32%
33%
33%
343/4
33%
34%
331/2
34
31%
32
31%
31%
31 %
31%
303/4
31%
3iy8
32
preferred
18
Cuneo
12% Jan
7
60% Jan
8
Feb
19
31% Jan
4
20% Mar 22
25
34% Sep
59% Jan
14
Nov
25
■31
5
94% Dec
14
75
37% Nov
8
46% Dec
21
16
44
S
16% May
25
9
•
Class
Jan
8
Cutler-Hammer
11% Jun 22
43% Jan
4
Dana
83
86
95
95
4%
5,700
44%
443/4
*91%
921/4
92
92
19%
20%
20'/o
20%
96
96
96
453/4
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20,800
.
7
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;
400
4%
4%
41/4
4%
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153/8
15%
15%
1,200
9%
5,400
9%
9
9
9
9
810
67
/
300
11
10%
10%
*10%
11
11
11
/
500
343/4
343/4
347/8
35%
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35
35
35
10%
111/8
67
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10%
10%
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34.
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67
67
65%
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10%
67
653/4
900
10%
11
10%
11
60
*58%.
60
*58%
60
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60
60
60
20%
20%
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21%
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211/4
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211/4
21%
21%
18%
19
18%
183/4
18%
18%
183/o
173/4
18%.
32%
32%
313/4
321/2
313/4
31%
*313/4
32
313/4
76%
77
75
75%
751%
76 %
77%
77%
76%
33
33%
33
33%
10%
10%
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30
131700
96
15%
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7."
42,600
41/4
15 »/2
9
1,900
;■
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4%
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9%
4,200
37%
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37%
44
900
20
19 %
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5%
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10
Inc_
95%
16%
1
7
96
19%
15%
'.'7 9
—5
A
37% Jan
9
19
*36
45
92%
*91
4%
■
preferred—.——No par
$1.60 prior preferred
_No par
Curtiss-Wright common
—1
Aug
91
19 %
43 %
43%
91
95 %
.
42 5/s
37%
*36
37%
*36
43%
91
19 %
prior
Apr 29
,
43%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
Inc——.——
75
91
5
100
14
v
37%
♦36
No par
;
Jan
;
100
207/u
Jan
$4
36
207/a
13
25
July 18
751/4
*35
20%
69% Mar 23
7 9% Apr
*74
'35
37
Press
751/4
35
*74
20%
Cudahy Packing Co common
4 % %
1,100
4,300
35
convertible
5%%
600
3%
47
75
of America—12.50
Co
3,100
12
3%
467/a
203/a
;
._—No par
Zellerbach Corp common—5
Crown
4
3%
common—-2.50
Seal
&
11%
11%
46 7/8
3%
46
75
63% July 26
25% Feb
11%
35
10% Aug
3
33% Mar 22
40% Nov
11
*10%
21%
18
2
H1/4
♦10%
120
20%
351/4
20
2
90
20%
20%
Aug
21% Apr
27% Jan
87
*88
20%
35
preferred
$2
40% Feb 23
.
July 22
8% July
56
*85
90
*73%
81 % Mar 11
21
85
20%
21
41% Jan
Aug 27
85
*88
20%
20%
13,700
34%
4
16% Jan
I 11%
20%
19%
*73% " 75%
11
67
20%
3%
11
15
86
*88
"
19%
8,800
162
34%
preferred—
Publishing
conv
Crown
160
1607/s
160
'20%
com
Crowell-Collier
7
58%
593/8
58%
v'
.
90
*85
'90
i
.
160
463/4
Jan
12% Mar 31
59%
58%
1583/a
159
3%
14% Jan
10% Sep 15
69% Dec 18
37
45%
12% Jan
15
36%
31/4
4% July 7
13% Jun 27
33
Sep
37
45%
2
65% Dec 30
22,600
*88
'
preferred—100
Cuba RR 6% noncum pfd
100
Cuban-American Sugar
10
;
4,100
18%
3%
5
6
28%
18%
1
Wheat Corp-,:
Petroleum Corp
34% Aug 10
July 7
39% July 25
4
IIV4
28
181/2
45%
109% Jan
17% Mar
107/s
28 Va
18
3%
93% May 19
15
113/a
27%
18%
45%
Crucible Steel
10% Jun
107/a
28%
17%
157%
—100
—-2
preferred—'i
of
Crescent
38% Apr
36
16
11%
28
173/4
3%
4
37% Jan
12
28%
45%
29% Jan
21% Jan
11%
16%
n
18% May 10
114% July
3,100
28 %
1
21
23
2,100
313/4
12%
1
24
21
263/4
31%
17%
25
32% Feb
5% Dec 28
26%
31%
28%
58.759%
98% Apr
15 % Dec
1,300
26
31,600
36%
7
104% Sep
37
16%
31
Dec
363/4
12
40
25% May
37 %;
*36
28%
——1
—
8,300
52%
31
31%
10%
d
51%
'
30%
21,700
9
25%
26%
5
Co„—1
Corp——1
.5
-5
Co common
Cream
22% July 21
9
35%
Corp
Coty Internatl Corp—
Crane
July 18
39% Jan
23% Oct
7
Steel
Inc
Coty
5
4
41
30
87/«
51 %
497/e
50%
36%
.—____
15
31% Mar
,28% Mar
23
85
May
4% Jan
V
14
29% Jan - 7
Nov
19
49'A
Glass Works common—5
3 % %
preferred-—
—100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1'
Apr 22
Apr 11
27
23% Apr
23% Dec
49V4
Corning
40% Oct
36% Sep '1
16% Jan : 2
48%
Shares
Aug. 12
51%
52%
9
9
-
10 % July
Mar 30
86%
49 %
7
24% Jan
83% Apr
11
Feb
85
Jun
186
i
52i/4
51%
<
91/8
9
9%
48%
9
4
59% July
4
9
9%
Aug. 1.1
belaware——~5
of
Copeland Refrigeration
Copper Range Co—^
Copperweld Steel Co.—
Corn Products Co (Del)
7
16
124
53%
9
1
——
Tire & Rubber
Cooper
17
Jan
55
July 27
Oil
Cooper-Bessemer
24% Jan
16% May 11
54% Dec
52%
——5
Insurance
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 10
52
52%
Aug. 9
52% ;> 53%
Aug. 8
"
July 11
16
33% Jun
July 20
33% Mar 17
19% Sep 21
7
39% Jan
84% Feb
,
Jun
29% Aug
2
.10% Aug 10
45% Aug 12
4
Nov
35
4
11% Jan
31% May 10
9% Sep 22
23
45% Oct
31
66% Jan
44% May 11
66
OCt 23
46
-
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
rar
EXCHANGE
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Proton*
Year 1959
/
18
18.500
•
:
100
200
,
16,500
32
.
1,900
783/4
:
vi: 5,600
*>
Nov
9
91% Feb
13% Feb
2
19% July 27
26% Jan
2
36% July 15
83
Jan
4
49% Mar 18
Feb
6
47% Dec
18
61
Jan
14
72% Dec
23
82
Apr
10
45% Mar
72% Jan
35% Feb
29
6
Mills
33%
333/4
*85%
87%
*853/8'
87%
*853/8
87%
86
86
131/4
13%
13 S/8
133/4
135/8
14
13%
14
20%
1
100
preferred series A
River
Dan
20%
20%
21
205/s
20%
20%
215%
40
40%
.
—5
Inc.
•
Dayco
33% Jan
5
49% May 31
4
34
3%%
Jun
15% Jan
12% July 18
18% Aug 12
Corp common—;
17
Daystrom Inc
57% July 11
78% July 20
9
50c /
10
Corp
Dayton
Power
38%
-
391/4
3.75%
series A——100
Sep
23
81
Feb
27
74% Feb
3
78% Aug
1
Preferred
3.75%
series B—_—100
*771/4
22
9
75% Jan
6
82% May 23
Preferred
3^90%
series
100
*80%
81%
17
Sep
15
83% Apr
21% Feb
17% Jan
8
50c
32%
331/4
Dec
1
68% July 31
46%
46%.
26% Nov
4
33
21%
211/4
Nov: 23
8
U
19
U~ -24%Ja"n~"2
86%
16%Novr25
6% May 11
,
Lack
Delaware
Power
30
Delta
•
.10
47% Mar 13
68
54% Jan
19 %
May
29
46
Jan
30% Jun
Apr 28.
27% Oct 28
Dec
13
64% Oct
30
15
.41% Nov
17
Jan
»
60
5
20
DeSoto
Chemical
8
Detroit
Edison-
Detroit
Steel
Diamond
38% July
Corp.
17% Jan
.
16% Jun 17
20% Feb 23
Diana
15% Aug
'
24% Aug
17% July
6
Di
33% Jan
4
Diners'
(The)
49% Jan
4
Disney
Sep"l8
42% Mar 13
59% Apr
32% Sep 23
-
31% Sep 22
: 16% July 27.
24
26% Aug
363/4 July 29
11% Nov 25
I
2
28% Jun
24
23
21% Aug
5
17% Jan
12
12
May 18
20% July 23
533/4 Jan 21
2
36% Oct 26
19% Jan
4
Dominick
7
July
42% Feb
10
24% Jan
5
Dover
99% Jan
4
Dow
30% Jan
4
Dresser
27 % Aug
17
7
lOOYs Dec
11
273A Nov
5
45% Jan
21
18% July 28
78% July 28
19% Jun 14
6
28% Apr
143/4 Jan
24
25
Sep
11
May
23
8
Mar 16
;
95
Sep 17
•74% Sep 21
22% Sep 17
3
106
Jan
7
86% Apr
26% Jan
3
12
21% Mar
25% Aug
8
Dec
4
42% Feb
27
37
Jan
13
40
1
463A Jan
27
40
Jan
11
8
46% Mar 13
41
Dec
16
41
Nov
18
48% May 28
46% Jan 13
42% Jan
5
40% Jan
18.
42% Jun 19
47
Mar 24
42
Mar 23
22% Feb
2
333/4 Oct 27
18
July 29
28% Dec 29
28% Dec 31
82
48% Apr
34% Jan
Aug 12
11
43% Aug 10
46% Feb 15
43% May 20
.46
series
$3.50
series
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75
preferred
$4.15
5
29%
•
25%
•'*'
8%
45%
15%
'
8%
451/4
18%
183/4
29%
' 57
.
29%
18%
•
605/«
18%
29%
•
'
30%
30%
17%
17%
16
16
16
16
16
15%
153%
*15%
60%
"
i
17%
173/4
"
193/4
173/B
17%
35%
•
30%
:
8,300
500
1,600
16
18%
17 5/4
18%
32 'A
31 %
;
31%
1,000
4,800
•'
23,400
:
30
30
30%
30%
22%
223 b
23
12%
12%
12%
300
20
20%
21%
7,100
17%
173%
17%
17"%
3,200
33 Vo
34
17%
20%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
26%
261/4
26%
*26%
263/4
10%
10%
10%
8%
81/8
8%
190%
190 %
192%
.102%
102%
102
102%
*102
8P/4
813/4
81%-
81%
*81
24%
253/a
25%
25%
39%
39%
*39
39%
44
44
*43%
44%
42%
42%
425/e
423/4
•
213/4
*26%
•
:34i/4
10
•
*12%
-
19%
v
5,600
:
193/4
v
83%
8%
f
18
19%
19%
10
-
22%
17%
32
61
30%
12%
19%
'
.•
22
*12%
20%
;
2,200
'
18%
213/4.
t
12%
60 Va
•
.
.
32 '/a
293/4
22
;
37 ;r- :373/8
29%
285/s
.
19,500
37%
17%
20%
■
61
30%
17%
29%
11,300
30
37
17%
21%
500
603/4
17%
29 %<
"'16,700
'..
313/4
17%
-123/8'
22,400
:
■
18 %'
17 1/8
12%
16% :
18%
171/4
29
; 3,700
:.'13,500
■«
^
31
•
37%
21 %
•
4,500
.
58%
30%
17%
'
25%
45%
*57
-
36%
17%
30
45%
57'A
*30%
273/8
*
8%
30%
18%
■
-
8%
*301/8
33%
5
60
50
50
50
—50
50
—5
189
-
common—:
preferred
preferred
4.20%
preferred
4.10%
preferred
Cigar
'
:
82
No par
No par
4%
DWG
.16%;.
10
-33%
-
..
19
-
--
223/8
-19%-
29,200
•
-
19%
2,200
86 %
24,800
22%
225/8
27,800
26 5/8
27
27%
10%
10
8%
194%
4,300
85
.
10%
8 3/4
190%
-
843%
21%
■
8%
333/4
-19
833/4
.
3,500
'
9%
93/4
273/4
2,100
10
3,600
10%
.10,400
197'%
24,800
Co—
$2.10 preferred
July 11
24% Jan
$4.50
Preferred
16
3,700
:
'
29%
25 V4
60%
27%
19.200
•
••47';i-
303/a
*19
5
Preferred
•
44% Aug
38% Jan
38% Dec 21
&
Common
8
10
(E I)
46
37%
17%
1
j 63/8
47%-.
38,200
475/a
303/8
1
90
22
36%
20%
1
5
<
29%
'
•
323/4
•
46%
6%
5,300
'2,700
•
'
58%
81%
Duplan
8
18%
293/8
•
45%
*57
19
Drewrys
102% Aug
81% Aug
(
'
'
8
-
451/4
•'
•
8
33%
Dunliill International
266% Jan
45%
58%
*57.
■
32%
21%
15%
'•
;
48
21%
233/4
■■'■•
V..
81%'
4
Nem
i* *. 28
•
16
19
22
8
.
'
17%
-
6%
"46%
•s
2334
333/8
13% Jan
74% Jan
45.
17%
•
:
•
'
153/4
193/a
14% Jan
de
8%
X22s/s
81%
27% Aug 12
Pont
••»
Y
27%. -28%
•
.
1
Inc
USA
(U
*■
'46'%
80%
5
187% July 22
96% Jan
5
6%
-
45%
333%
593/4
12%
7
40% Dec
37
Limited
32%
•
21%
7% July
Corp
82
47%
50c
Industries
79%
*80
«
■'
29
No par
1
Co
Co
*76%
-21%
5
Aircraft
Corp
Chemical
:
s
15%
27
-
79%
82
37%
16
1
Inc
:
23
83/8
a
17
No par
Ltd
Fund
77%
-
30%
2
1
.—No par
55%
•
40%-
54%
■';■ 60%
36%
Ltd
9% Jun
0
143/4 Aug 17
278% Aug
9
Mines
60
29,
*30
.
Productions
Pepper
Douglas
du
202% Feb
Club Inc
Corp-Seagrams
Corp
Co_
:
Dome
6
Corp
Divco-Wayne
22% Mar 15
19% Jan
11
Distillers
4
15
:
-
Giorgio Fruit Corp
Dr
74% Jan
22% Jan
Stores
13% Mar 31
16% Apr 25
27
Jan
28% Feb
33
May 10
17% May 16
22
Mar 26
17% Jan
4
29% Jan
21% Sep 21
16
6
28%
■
18%
1
_25
50c
2.50
1
2.50.•
$1.50 preferred
Apr 14
.
15%
-
45%
6 3%
,
X
22%
:•> ? 58%
28%
10
Co.—_
(Walt)
26%
7
44%
6%
x27%
•
8%
*57
—IS
Alkali
28
31
.—
Co—.
32% Mar 24
11
*8
.
39%
77% "■"- *76%
48 3/o
:
10,300
;.
21,700
55%
21%
47%
21%
45
f-i*
15%
—1
Diamond National Corp.;
8
Vilbiss
23;
>
20%
40%
•
33%
323/4
21%
60
18%
,,
*76%
82
33%
47%
8,700
14%:
76%
79%
*80
■i^/av
.
1
15%
——20..
8
De
28% Dec 22
Jan
■
1,22%
;
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
Mar 21
2
29% Mar
:"J •
.
—1
Coatings
26% Jan
4
33% July 29
66% Jun 30
,
i
*76%
82
6%
83/8
'■
44%;,
28-U.P*'" 28%4;
RR-No par
79%
21%
87%
55
78%
46%
34%
14
*80
*77%
.
33%
*85%
"
140
56
X55
33
:
x
6%
2.50
NY
of
Co
'
44%:
—3
•;
Denv & Rio Grande West
45"% July
6
60% May
„.
Inc„
Dentists'
Supply
—50
Light Co_—0.75
<fc
18% Jan
"
:
Western
&
Lines
Air
—1
No par.
25% Aug 12
17
July 27
24% Mar 8
7
Aug 12
;
Hudson
&
Delaware
7% Apr 22
40% Mar 23
7
9% Jan
Inc
(Delaware)—
& Co
5
f.
63
Dec 23
15% Jan
7
>-
,
Delaware
41% Aug 11
:>
20
May 28i 10% Feb 25
Deere
8
Apr 20
20% Jun 21
14% May 3
Ap|7l5
•21
7% Sep 21
4iV* Jun
5
Decca
28% Jan
,
35% May 17
vV
Records
15
48% Aug 10
34% Jun
38% Apr 28
20% Jun 21
May 25
~4B% Jan
0
;■
57
78
♦80%
79
Dec
45
.
39%
78
*77%-
71
76
C
;
56%
781/a
-*77%
335/8
39%
-
■":/
56%
56%.
Light common—7.
&
Preferred
33
Corp.—
193%
1023/4
*102
82
*81
25%
25%
*39
39%
39%
39%
*43%
44'%
44%
44%
*44%
43%
43i%
423/4
423%
43%
44%
♦44
44%
*44
421/4
*42%
43
*42%
43
45
45
*44%
45
*44%
.45
20
*19%
20%
*19%
*191/4
1943/4
*102
82
253/4
25%
421/4
...44%
195
1023%
*81
44%
25%
40
102%
900
82
200
25%
18,600
40
110
45
340
43'%
610
*44
44%
*44
45%
*42%
43
*42%
43
*44%
45
*44'%
45
20'A
*19%
20%
19%
193/4
225/8
22%
22s/8
•
130
50
'
220
100
E
Dec 22
25% Sep 22'
73% Dec 11
23% Sep 21
75
Apr 10
883/4 Jun.
20% July 28
23% Apr 29
89
Jan
Eagle-Plcher
34
Jan
Eastern
Air
24% Mar
8
30% Jan
Eastern
Gas
85% Jan 23
75
3
30% Apr
8
17% May 28
78% July
25%. Jan
1
94
Feb
1
92
Mar
3
112
9
21
Dec
363/4 Nov
6
V94
Oct 26
45% Dec 31
363/4 Jan
6
63% Aug 13
9
83% Jan 15
34
Feb
4
89
Aug
4
16
18% Jan
36% Jan
5
Jan
15
31% July If
63% Dec 21
7
14
Mar 20
Oct 23
39
Jan
32% Jan 29
26% May 11
28% Aug 28
41% Dec 2S
8
32% Feb 24
15% July 23
70
May 4
63
Apr
3
30% Mar 12
7% July 25
37
July 20
Oct
2
19% Mar
2
34% Oct 22
28% Dec 18
49% July
f
58
July 14
11% Aug
3
20
Apr
8
30% Apr 29
285/8
283/4
29%
76%
76%
76%
76%
76%
763/4
76%
76%
76%
763/4
18%
.18%
18% '.
18%
19%
19%
.19'%
122%
1233/4
33
61
2.50
9
11 Aug 11
El
Natural
Paso
Aug 10
4
81% Aug
8
36% Apr 21
13% Jan
6
54'/. Jan
7
Feb
11
20% Jan
8
19%
193/4
195/a
8
48%
4 8 3/8
483/a
Amer shares—
65/8
67/o
55'/.
55%
133/4
14
2
5
Empire District Electric Co
—10
Endlcott Johnson Corp common—29
4%
preferred
100
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
Erie RR common—
Eversharp
Ex-Cell-O
Inc.
89%,
96%
*94%
96'%
50
34%
-
35%
33"%
34y8
13,700
61%
613/4
613/4
700
89%
*87%
*87%
89'%
36
35%
36
93%
93%
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55
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56
57
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63%
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45
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16%
16%
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14%
15%
15%
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15%
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33
33
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23,600
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34
34
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31%
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37%
38%
38%
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58%
12%
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12%
24
12%
23%
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31%
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10,400
31%
31%
31%
31 Va
32
27%
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8
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22,700
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6,400
45%
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5,000
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preferred series A
21/64
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No par
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Co
34
32%
3
Gas.
Electric Mfg Co
Radio & Phonograph
40
7
10
5
15/64
28% Jun 24
Jan
Co
35%
122
12,400
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61
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121
36%
61
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35
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61
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l'193/4
34%
60%
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Co
National
*94%
95%
32%
Battery
Watch Co
Elgin
118%
120
60%
Electric Storage
7
23
58
18
,
95%
26
Jun
38% Jan
18%
1207/a
32%
Ind
.' 50
18%
119
preferred
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer—1
34
10% Oct 27
28
29%
23
50
1
Electric & Mus
35% Jun
'
283/8
29
.
common—1
Electric
8% Feb
Jun 20
27%
29%
Co
25
19% Jun
31% May 26
275%
28%
preferred
28
78
*22 %
x26'%
285%
Corp—2.50
Inc
Stores
Products
Emerson
0
22%
26%
28%
4%%
Emerson
Mar
17% sep 21
4
21
Jan
56
4%%
5
July 29
20
40
22%
26%,
28%
common——10
4
73
9
22
26%
28%
preferred:
Bros
Jun
Mar
Steel
Co
Manufacturing
22% Jun
88
Oct 29
Eaton
11% May 11
76% Dec 16
34% Dec 31
60
6
Kodak
54% Feb
9/64 July 27
33
Jan 29
22%
253/b
100
26% Jan
11% Feb
f
27% Mar 10
20
.
12% Sep 18
94
18% Jun
1
44% Apr 29
6% Feb 17
82% Mar 8:
7
23% Jun 22
Ekco
Mar 21
Aug
16
14
88
Aug
45% Jan
79
8% Dec
$3.00
Edison
35
55% Aug
28
_
65% May 23
87
8
Assn
preferred
Stainless
Eastman
46% Jan
92% Oct
22%
_1
Inc
Fuel
h
5
136% Jun
96% July 22
1
Lines
prior
Eastern
30% July 29
May 18
46% Dec'24
7
4%%
48% Feb
89
73/4 Dec 17
38% Jan
9% Jan
Mar
_B
com—10
Co
210
'
"
3,500
P
27% NOT
7
Jan
9
37% Apr
2
10% July 18
28% Aug 31
10% Jan 13
21% Jan 28
7% Sep 29
29% Jan
2
78% Aug 11
18% Jan
9
27% Nov
2
For
footnotes,
0
26
July 22
35% Jan 27
Fairbanks Morse & €0-
7% Aug 10
22% July 28
6% Apr 29;
12% Feb 26
28% Feb 26
9% Mar
1
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
$1,60 convertible preferred—
_1
40
Fairchlld Engine 0c Airplane Corp_l
37
Sep 14
29% Mar
7
90
36% July 20
Mar 12
81
Feb
1
23% Feb
8
88% July 27
31% Jun 16
Falstaff
32
Family
31% Sep-11
35
Jan
9
see page 24.
28
Mar
4
Aug 12
Fairmont Foods
4%
Co
convertible
Brewing Corp
Finance Corp
—
8% •
28
8
23%
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*26
73/4
7%
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23%
8%
34%;
7%
23%,
7%
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8%
34%
35
100
1
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90
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88
29%
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35
88
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293/4
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8
27%
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8%
23%
23%
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8%
8%
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35%
89
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35
64,400
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600
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29%
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30%
31%
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(609)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK,RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
'Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Y,
9
72
Oct
28
52
6
30
16 % Mar 10
10y4 Apr
22 '/a Apr
24
6% July 28
16% Mar
8
32 % Nov
10
40ye Dec
23
21l/a Jan
2
49 % Feb
5% Jan
£
4
May
22% Apr
!
437/a
:
Nov"25
56%
21% May 26
50% Feb
6
.
•
15% Nov
Jan"26
8
'25% Jan
21
;
6
19 Va Jan
44% Jan
16
100
Aug 21
55
Oct
23
80% Jan.
20% Jan
14
31% Dec
5
13% Apr
99
Sep
26
Jun
43
Jun
Dec
44 y4 June
45% Jan
106% Jan
30% Jun
14
80
1
99 % Jan
5
29
Jan
50% Feb
5
27% May 29
1
43
Mar
9
Jan
8
82
Jun
16% Jan
Sep
21
35 y4 Jan
2
11
Sep
22
17% Jan
2
22% July 22
11% Jun 23
40
Feb
9
55% Aug 27
44% May 13
170
Feb
87
216
16
17
20 y4 Aug
25 y8 Oct
5
45% Mar
2
18
93'/a Dec
Dec
1
21
49 Va May 12
23
12% Jan
21
19% Feb
20
3% July
12% Jun
Nov
21% Jan
14% Jan V 5
V
13
Food
Giant
4%
Food
convertible
7
92% Jan
0
19% Jan
Jan
6
15% Jan
6
22
Mar 30
27% Jan
4
28
30% Dec
18
19% July 22
30% Feb
13
77
26
71% Apr
8
5
21% Jan
4
Gabriel
20% May 3
38% May 31
42% July 27
42% July 20
27% Jan
7
5
24
12% Jan
33
28
16% Jan
2
40% Oct
20
38
Feb
4% Sep
10
42
Apr
14
69 % Oct
20
22
18
-
Nov
96% Jan j7
Jan;22
11
Dec *22
138
37% Oct
153
;
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23
21
74
Nov
12
25 % July
7? 7% Feb
24
84
1 33%
6
-
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Oct A
9% Jan
5
30
66% Jan
22
99% Dec
74% Feb
9
6
30% Dec
28
101% Dec
28
Mar
34% Jau
29
62%!Aug
22% Mar
2
101 % Jan
28
4
Mar 25
100% Dec
Dynamics
Electric
?
31
?Jan.
Dec
23% Dec
16
4
100'/2Jan
5
87
Mar
3
76% Jan
4
26
Nov
21 % July
1
23
35% Nov
7
14
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31% Jan
42% July 25
25
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28
60
Nov
2
43
Nov
2
73
Dec
V
27
52% Jan
32
27
29% Jan
5
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16
July 13
44% Feb
55 Vb Jan
107
Aug
85% Aug
•
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12
24% Jan
17
4
66 Ya Jun
35% Mar 10
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General
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22
Jun
20
79% Jun
22
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-
14
16
22%
Nov
Nov
27
5% Jan
■
15
13
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.
9
27% Feb
.
6
11^8 Dec
7
Jan
2
11% Jan
29
39% Nov
9
21
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Oct
Dec
31
23
29
May 22
26% July
May
24 % Jan
27
44 Vb Jan
86% Nov
15
90
Dec
$3
Jan
2
27
Jan
2
13
29% Jan
3
5
4
General
Steel Castings
Time
General
Tire
81% Jan
4
3
91
Jan
6
96 % Feb
26
100
Jan
5
103% July
5
3
30'/a Jun
6
403/4 Jan
4
17
Oct
28
71
17 Va Nov
25
28% Jan
54% Apr
24
42% Feb
Dec~l4
68%
8
54% Dec
29
12
96 V4 Apr
Genesco
1
23
Georgia-Pacific Corp__—
56% Jan
11
Gerber
19% Jan
4
Jan
19% July 18
83% Aug 12
13
50% Jan
11
88
19
Jan
Getty
July 19
Co
Glmbel Brothers
•
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8
4
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11
Globe-Wernicke Inc___
2 Ya Oct
19
4Ys Jan
Goebel
76 % Jan
14
103% Jun
1
45 Vb Nov
19
49% Dec
15
35 % Jan
42 Yb Apr
2 Va Nov
8V4 Dec
44
:
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Dec
30
16
Feb
4
11
10 V8 Mar 18
20
37Yb Aug
4
Goodrich Co
6
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—_No
59 Va Jun
28
9
27% July 19
44% Jan
4
> 1 Ya July 13
7% Jun 24
May 28
20
30 Vb Nov
21
25% July 26
33 Vb July 22
4
A 6 V4 Nov
3 Y« Jan
89 '/a Jan
A 38'/a Mar
3% Jan
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5Ya May 10
4
26 V4 Feb
5
A
15
8 % Jan
6
32% Apr
-
15
12
Brewing
Grace
Co—
&
Batteries
$0.60
Co____
Grand
74
Jun
8Va Jan
-3534 Nov
22
84 V* Mar
7.
16 %
Mining
Co
18
55 Ya Jan
V
Union Co.
6
77 Va Aug
9
15% Jan
8
2
41 % Jan
18
Great
July 28
July 25
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26
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop-^-Nopar
Great Northern Paper Co_^__
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24Ya Dec
4
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2
18 Yb
45 Va
1
60% Aug 12
40 Vb
July
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16
59 Ya Apr
42 %
27
52 Y4 Jan
May 10
53% Jan
4
5
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13
Granite
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Grant
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City
(W T)
6.25
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13
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;
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64
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1
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17
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58
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66 VB
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36
53Va
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27
17
65%
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28%
48%
15
convertible preferred-No par
Granby
64%
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29%
38,
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4
Graham-Paige Corp
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5
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34
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24
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8,200
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2
21
15
14 »A
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28
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16
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4
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19
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16 V2 Aug 10
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8
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13
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29
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18
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20
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28
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31
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1
Gillette Co
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96
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500
63%
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17
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53
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13
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General Telephone Co of Florida— V
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25
General Tele & Electronlcs._3.33 V3
General
14,900
94%
17
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10
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52
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27
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410
95%
26%
51%
40 V4
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General Realty & Utilities.-General
85%
13%
26V2-
preferred-—No par
6
13%
30%
51%
*108V4
preference..—Nopar
26% July 19
34% May 31
33% Jun
May 11
16% July 27
50% July 27
17
Mar 21
13%
30
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1314
62%
•
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preferred—j__No par J'
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13%
85%
27%
51
.
Public Service
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General Public Utilities Corp^__2.50 :'
General Railway Signal...—
_6.67
1
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27
36% Jun
26
46
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26% Jun
Cement
2714
104
30
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46
48%
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conv
convertible
$2.98
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;
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99 % Mar
104
40% Jiin
92
/
22;
40% Dec
8
98
5
July 26
22
1
85% Jun
.
5
28% Sep
24%
2
5
Apr
22% Mar
.
26% Oct 23
39% Feb 18
30
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AAA 76
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$1.60
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preferred
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29%
85%
2614
20 V4
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General Outdoor-Advertising
___15
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39% Jan-
;
12%
29%
103%
51%
7
General Motors Corp common—1%
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2
30%
30%
Finance Corp
.____1
General Foods Corp
No par When issued
j.____
No par General Instrument Corp_________i
General- Mills common
^___3
110% Aug 12
4,900
3,000
85
13%
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373A
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1
63% Aug
50% Jun 29
7
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84
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84
6,200
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61%
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;
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8
58% July
112% Mar
22
General
34%
,
8%
-
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1
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8%
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'
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3
25
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21
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1
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80
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27
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11
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4
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146
2
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38% May
8
37% Aug 25
114
80% July
'
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21
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6%
6
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8%
<
35
13
21%
1
com
26
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104
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52%
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21
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53
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79
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9
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4
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28
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34%
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26%
53
25%
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12,700
105
52%
102 %
94%
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14
5
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May 19
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,
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4
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:
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15
18% Jun
May 18
17
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28
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.
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....
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90
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26
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25%
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100
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35
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34
33%
;
v
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preferred
33%
19
103
4%
Skogmo Inc.
Gardner-Denver Co
31% Mar 25
Apr 22
3% July 25
45
2
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8
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8
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9
Dec
9
19
19% Sep
14
29
Mar
8
May 27
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11
37% Jan
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19
Nov
66
26% July 23
56% May 21
9
28
Feb
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65
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51
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19
30%
19
59
28%
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25%
common
30%
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28%
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51%
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51%
•
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2,900
102'4
64%
16%
Trailer
51
i
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1,000
4,500
t
59%
Sugar Co__.____._No par
1
Fruehauf
16%
I,700
1,500
35%
2
Freeport Sulphur Co
73 Va
16%
18%
5014
.
5
_____
73 Va
16%
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18%
84
25%
Franklin Stores Corp_____
22
104 '
25
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16%
-
6,500
,
5914
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21%
8%
34%
1
Co
*21 Va
51%
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'
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Dairies
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37% Apr
84
.10
Motor
Foremost
Foster-Wheeler
8
34%
12%
Co
21%
26%
,
8%
84
Inc
Mineral
Ford
29
8
Mart
Foote
5
41% Jan
Food
36%
53%
25%
30%
10
_______
50%
V
25%
52%
1
8%
84
convertible preferred___100
21%
23
36%
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1,300
35
.
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25 Vb
26%
1
preferred
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18%
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54
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23
36%
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29%
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20
68
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21%
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33%
34%,
1
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18% Jan
.
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31
33%
15
common
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Nov
23%
.
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pfd
51%
35
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15
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8
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73
34
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27
22%
17
32%
r
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27
17%
26%
73
16%
35%
100
18
Jan
19% Jan
60% July 25
16% Aug
8
27% July 25
21
Stores
Fair
$4.20
72%
17
18%»
25%
17%
«■
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35%
53%
.
__2.50
May 31
95
July 22
19% July 13
31% Sep
6
223
v
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5
50% Jan
May 31
88% Jan 13
4
Food
28% Apr 26
14% Apr 22
57% Jun 22
196
Aug 13
Mar 11
95
July 10
14% Nov
10
72"%
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25 Va
17%
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17
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63%
,
6%
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22%
;
72%
52%
M9
17%
21%
the Week
63%
6%
•.
25%
■X
23
36%
17%
No par
$4.50 conv A 2nd pfd
Florida Power Corp...
18
Feb
85
73
17%
21%
22%
.
*103% 105
_______
preferred
21%-,
21
6%
25%
>
Friday
Aug. 12
62
'
36
21
v
62
6%
34%
,
„
Florida Power & Light Co____No par
Fluor Corp Ltd
-2.50
4
34% Apr
27
22
$4
25 %
21%
60%
.' *
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 11
32%
No par
—100
_
17%
25%
.
19
Corp
2
Carpet Co—_____—_—_5
Flintkote Co'common...
__5
38% May 10
68% Jun 29
28
29% July 27
93
_
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30%
1
.
18%
25%
17
Inc—10
com
6%
72l/4
A
:
No par
Lines
60%
6%
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Apr
11% Apr
31% Mar
56 y2 Dec
Coach
Firstamerica
Jun
20
23
84
21
..
.
1
Paper Prod
Avenue
Pfe^rred
38% Apr
110
...
Aug. 10
59%
.
BALI PRICES
Wednesday
Aug. 9
23
23%
v,36%/ 36%-
First Charter Financial Corp.No par
First National Stores
No par
13% Jan
May 27
5
Oct
-
19
9
30% Dec
84
21
33% Jan
Fifth
Tuesday
,,
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6%
25%
21%
.
;
61
18
.
_10
Filtrol Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
61% July
30% Jan
6
Jun
58%
6%
2.50
L_
Corp——
29
8
Dept Stores—;—;
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19
2
15
5
4
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l
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26
Feb
89
21
Jan
20% Feb
11
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1
;
Fenestra Inc
15
39% Feb
117% Jun
15
15
2
Federated
May 12
47
2
5
2
_
8
5
28
32% Sep 21
81% Dec 23
July
67% Jun
17
22 y4 July 25
50 Va Jun 20
28
9% Jan
77
11'
20
101 '/a Jan
July 20
104
Mar 28
30% May 17
33% May 9
12
24
22
Corp
■'•'}
Aug. 8
5%% conv 2nd pfd series A
23
Federal Paper Board Co common__5.
4.60%
preferred
,
25
Jan
Monday
■
1
Par
.
Bower Bearings—5
Federal Pacific Electric Co com
_1....
24 Va Jun
45
Metallurgical
Corp
Fedders
Corp
Federal Mogul
27% Jan
25
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Fawick
40% Jan
16 y4 Mar 11
28 y2 Aug
14'/a Jan
57% Mar 20
4
13% Oct
3iy2 Nov
Fansteel
20% Jan
41% Feb
19
51% Dec
:
60% Feb
4
9 Vb Mar 29
3
19y2 May 23
YORK
EXCHANGE
69 y4 Jan
34% Jun
23% Aug 12
707/8 Dec.30
6
27% Jan
45 Va Feb
.
2
25% July 28
20% July 27
31% July 29
NEW
Higiiest
11
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(610)"
18
.
.
Monday, August 15, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Lowest
Highest
30% Feb 17
79
July 13
37% Dec
3
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
i
Lowest
Highest
Year 1959
22
5
67% Dec
1
35 Va Nov
24
Jun
9
28
32
8
13
Sep
29
Jan
15
72
Jan
11
$5
26 Va
37
Jan
4
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
Nov
24
States
23
July 25
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Gulf Mobile &
2
65 % May 25
Aug
YORK
Par
No par
28
Utilities
68
♦66
30
30
34%
'35%
*64
28%
Shares
Aug. 12
25%
25 7a
*66
68
*66
the Week
Friday
Aug. 11
24%
25%
68
i
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
SALE
24%
23%
24
28%
68
■
HIGH
Aug. 10
Aug. 9
23%
23%
*61
8.33 Va
Corp
3,700
68
3074
30 Va
30 74
30%
35 Va
35
35%
35
35%
86 Va
*86
86 Va
86%
86%
90 Va
90
90
90%
91
91
91
91
30%
70,700
Co—
27% Feb
8
38% Jun
Jan
6
86% July 28
$4.20
dividend
preferred
100
*86
86%
*86
86%
preferred
100
*89
90
*89
90
preferred
preferred
100
*89
91
>
♦8974
91
*10074
101%
*100 Va
101 Va
*10074
101%
100%
102%
*102
103
*102
103
102%
29%
29
7,600
103
29%
A
100 Va
10274
82
Common
No par
Dec
29
89 Va Apr
81% Dec
16
94
Jan
9
84% Jan
7
91
Aug 12
$4.40
dividend
7
91
Apr
9
87 % May 18
91
Aug 12
$4.44
dividend
80
22%
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
,
Aug. 8
Ohio RR com_No par
preferred
,
88
Aug
66
Dec
30
104% Mar
3
97
Jan
4
88
Dec
22
105 Va Mar
4
97% Jan
11
102 % May
103
dividend
$5
dividend
$5.08
35% May 31
2
24% May
4
July 20
Gustin-Bacon
35%
...
36
100
Mfg Co
*100 %
101 Va
100
preferred
*1C2
103
2.50
V
29%
297/8
34%
*86
•
90
*89%
*8974
91
10
-AA 20
130
29%
29 y4
30 Va
52
29
29 Va
20
260
51%
51%
4,700
II
44% Feb
20
48% Nov
20
■25% Nov
4
9
49% Nov
Feb
48
24
19
35% Jun
26% Jan
18
30
52 % Aug
71 Va May
July 23
22 Va Jun
6
114 Va Aug 31
88% Jun
7
28% Jun
19
36% Aug 14
26% Jun
20
88
33% July 25
*
44%
Feb"6
122 %
1
7
July
30% Jan
10
42
Jan
13
122
57 Va Dec
3
61% Nov
132
July
Jan
5
28
4
Hackensack Water
Hall
Hamilton Watch Co
Jan
4
106 % Jan
6
32% Jan
,.
25
4%
57 % Jan
convertible
24%
Nov"20
7% Jan
16
35% Nov 30
43% Sep
12% Dec
€4% Jan
"
21
2
30
75% Sep 22
27% Apr 14
20% Apr 16
Mar" 3
34
70% Jun
23
21% May 24
20 % Aug
1
25% Aug
12
Harsco
29 % Jan
11
Harshaw
25% Apr
11
11% Jan
6
12
39 Va Apr 20
79% May
7
16% Jan 12
Jan
29
38 %
61% Feb
17
88 % May
2
Dec
90% May
40
5
11
Va Dec
35
9 % May 25
78
«
May 20
Aug
5
Jan
4
Hercules
Hercules
1
64% Jan
85
76
13
Mar
9
91
W)
(G
7%
$2
conv
11% Oct
27
-
Sep 21
*
Feb
12
26% Dec
Hotels
1
28 % Apr
13
1
17% July
Hires Co
2
30 y4 July
10 % May 13
23
13
5%%
Jan
30% July
May 20
29 % Mar 25
45 % Mar 21
60
Aug
41 % Jan
81% Feb
2
Jan
4
10
37 % Jan
2
7
2'
70% Jan
4
767a Aug
6
77
8
84
Dec
28
96% Jan
27
Mar
Jan
30
88% May
Jan
22
65% Jan
18% Sep
29
Aug
91%.Jun
9
64% Sep 21
11% Jan 15
75
11% Mar 30
19V4 Jun
30
13% Jan
8
27
July 13
15% Jun
2
24 % Jan
4
60% Sep
21
66
Mar 17
43% Jun
29
54% Jan
14
24 Va Mar 14
31% Jun
28
84% Feb
93% Aug
9
91
5% Jan
88
21
25
92
July 15
July
9% Dec
31
25
39% Dec
31
34 % Aug
9
39% Jan
13
23% July
9
17% Apr
28
21% Jan
Feb
15
55% Jun
21
31% Jan
4
23%
400
22%
2374
7,700
6674
66%
66%
*112
*23
115
10,800
70
113%
115
40
32%
32V4
33
9,400
25%
26%
26%
*26%
33
*26
27
x25
17
*16%-j-17
273/4
900
'
1674
*1674
16%
16 74
16%
500
23%
24
24
24 74
24%
24%
24%
25%
9,200
10%
10%
10%
10%
1174
10%
11 Va
10%
10%
5,400
28
28
28%
2,400
*29
29%
*29
'
27%
28
♦29
2974
XI6V4
2974
60
56%
5774
31%
32%
31%
3274
*8774
8774
*87 Va
88 Va
*8774
1
49;,
47/u
4%
4%
25
17 74
42%
44
/.
.
17%
17 Va
18
-
37
>
*28
28V4
*29
29%
43
43%
8,500
55
553A
8,900
32%
33
9,400
57%
18
37%
28%
29%
42%
41%
57%
56%
57%
32%
32 V4
32%
*87%
89
4%
5
41%
1774
1874
i
31%^
''7
31%
4%
27%
*29
43
32
43 Va
18 Va
*37
31%
17%
18
-,*■
18 7
*17
a
38
uOX. *37%
38
<
76%
-V
500
3,300
'.. *37%
38
A'
32%
33A"
.76%
32% ^
76%
3,300
17%
187/4
18Va
3274
32 74
76%
■
4%
*17-
1774
18
89
4%
4%
*17
' 37
3l'% V 32%
*87%
89
76'/4
76%
*7674
76%
*83
85
*83
85
*83
85
*83
85
*83
*89%
91 Va
*89%
91 Va
*89%
91%
*89%
91%
*89%
A
.
400
17,700
85
100
92
No par
76%
76%
■
>
80
84%
x83 %
83%
83%
84
83%
84
83
83
*1674
16%
1674
1 674
16 74
16%
16%
17%
17%
173/4
3,900
1
177a
17%
16%
173/a
16%
1774
16%
17'/a
17
17%
14,400
Bay Min & Sin Ltd—No par
4674
46%
46
4674
46%
46%
47
47
47%
(Delaware)
Indust
Inc
Hupp Corp
84
5
com
x45 Va
*
30
30Va
3074
3074
x30
30%
29%
30%
29%
93 %
9374
92%
92%
x91
91
90%
91
*901/4
91
91
91
91
x91
91
91 %
*90
91%
1
5% convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
8 74
8%
50
*34%
35'%
5
.
2,400
92Vt
100
common
4,900
29%
100
preferred series A
preferred series B
5%
50%
23%
*65
116
x32
58 74
Corp
Hunt Foods &
11
49%
49%
23%
23%
100
Stores
Hudson
7
13% Jan
4
1.400
1
Howard
5
19% Oct
7% Aug.
200
91
32%
*111
No par
Lighting & Power
100
62
89%
49%
23
33
5
•.
':
60 Va
89%
*2274
49%
116
42%
preferred
Howe Sound Co
July 14
7
Jun
111;
62
8674
84%
2674
37
5%
*109
500
10,600
24%
13
Houston
1
48%
23
23%
10
4.40% preferred—
23
78Vt
27%
10
common
14
73%
10%
30
preferred
20
14
110%
*60
62
*32 Va
267/4
3
4%
*23
33 74
convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
100
5
35
49%
84%
12.50
common
36
14
*109
110%
700
~23%
'
$2.25
9
85 Va Mar
14
84%
48 %
4974
*1674
"
5
preferred
Houdaille-Industries Inc
337a July 14
80% Mar
93% July 30
74%
60
1,900
'
83 Va
32 74
1
50c
Corp of America common
convertible preferred
5%
14
38'% Feb
July 27
36 Va Mar 17
Jan
22 Va Jan
18
$4.25
Hotel
48 %
25
(Charles E)
Hooker
14
15
29% Dec
*58
pfd series A
conv
Honolulu Oil Corp
Chemical Corp
86% July 25
2
14
10
*109
62
common—J—2.50
Corp
convertible
5%
4
40% Jun
28
-
109
*58
84
Homestake Mining
8
30 % May 10
Dec
14% Dec
109
62
84
Holly Sugar Corp common
1
May 19
85
I
109
*59
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
Jun
18 Va May
Dec
5
73%
73%
*111
77
Jan
MO8V2
73 Va
-
116
$4%
Hilton
4
69
18
75
1,200
74%
'"A 73 Va
::
99
*35%
36
13%
133/4
*111
July 13
37'/a Jan
21
41
73 74
*3574
36
No par
120
16% May 18
5
133/4
66 Va
30
Feb
♦35%
13%
*65
32% Apr
24
3574
13%
66
8
2
35 %
14%
66
4% May 11
30
36
*13%
66
6
36% Dec
*35%
*65
9% Apr
19% Jun
31
100
2
18
-
31
374%
65% Jan
9
30%
66% Aug 12
28% Feb
15
30%
60 Va May 11
37
Dec
31 Va
23 J/4
30
5% Sep
31%
x22%
21
80
31%
23
49% Jan
-
31%
22%
29% Nov
47% July 22
90 Va Apr 13
31%
900
83
100
1
100
8,500
48%
*81
81
23
5
30
99
4 8'A
97 Va
23%
16
A>
10%
81%
25
98 Va
1,700
38 Vt
A 75%
73
•iA 10%
99
95%
8174
22%
Apr
V4
48%
/
94%
23
2
Jan
*10
9% '10
94
*81
1
27% Feb
35
10 Vt
38
73 Va
10
A
37%
70%
10 y4
1
39% Apr 29
44% Oct 22
•
37%
72 %
5
15% Apr
24% Jun
22
37%
71%
Heyden
21% Jan
27
373/4
72%
No par
23% Feb
2
A'-:.
3874
Hertz Co
32
Jan
2,400
Hewitt-Robins Inc
92% Feb
May 21
3,100
9%
4
July 22
21
23Vt
9 Va
5
Aug 27
37
22 Va
22%
974
28
41
6
21%
23%
60% May
117
30
21%
9
24% July 13
Jan
12% Nov
21%
23
9 Va
2
31% Jan
22% Oct
21%
—No par
preferred series A
2nd pfd (conv)
31,400
81%
*30%
Newport Chem Corp
25%
23 74
8
Jan
A " 25%
21%
■'.I/.,
9 Va
15% Mar
1
8,600
25%
23 J/4
21%
23
20 Va Jun
38 % Feb
60
66%
24%
!
243/4
64V4
47%
2 1/12
Corp
131
6574
47%
lo
class A pfd—
Chocolate
46%
*129
131
6474
47%
47%
5% preferred
46%
74
*129
>
65%
47%
47%
preferred
6,700
-•
131
:
71%
8174
common
47%
46
46%
45%
*129
*37%
T
95
*8074
common-
9,400
47%
*93 74
1
noncmnulative
Hershey
Aug 12
9%
25
No par
Powder
13% Aug
Helme
/•'
2,400
371/4
24 '
100
3.65% preferred
Heller (WE) & Co
Aug 12
291/4
36 Vt
65%
73% V.'
■ 9%/
130
29
36%
24
38%
72
900
700
:
28%
23 74
y
23%
95 A
28%
64%
9 Va
23%
*91
95
*9074
3674
24
*37 %
1
_5
Motors:
78% Aug 12
109 % Apr
5
64 % Jun 29
13
23% July 22
72 Va Aug 25
—-—_50
.
common.:
36
55% Apr
46% Apr 27
42% July 29
(H J) Co
20
105% Jun
Jan
Heinz
5
19
13% Jan
17
18
16
25% Dec
-
Inc_.
32 % Jan
82% Nov
34
preferred
Industries
7
118% Apr
29
Jan
21
2374
10,200
28V4
64 Va
9
291/4
2374
400
38%
2974
37%
64%
9
38
29
36
129
23
33% July
61% Apr
Sep
Hayes
Jun
129
23
Marx
Haveg Industries Inc
106
47%-129
21 Va:
12
3
*126
•;
38%
28%
V,3674
*46%
46%
23:
29 Va May
31
x46%
100
37%
29
23%
36
2174
11
74% Dec
€6
26
5
83
36%
5
487a Aug
25% Jun
105
com—-7.50
28 %
35%
;
5
&
17
7
Jan
28%
28 %
—lv
Chemical Co
37% Feb
8
16% Jan
28%
_2.50
63%
4
19
32% Dec
92
Ay'
23%
92
23%
474%
Apr 22
95
23 V4
90 %
1
1.25
Schaffner
Jan
*90 V4
22%
90 %
Hat Corp of America common—.—1
13
29
^;V .;,l/22%
Corp
Corporation
Jan
77
34% May 11
37% Mar 13
50
Hart
38%
28%
*5074
51 Va
'37%
52%
37 74:'
28
1
:
Refrac
x51 Va
38
/;• 28
*51%
;
—100
common
Harris-Intertype
8% Feb
92
27%
6% preferred ———j.
8
45% Mar
13
12% Apr
37%
26%
Paper Co
Harbison-Walker
5
52%
37%
preferred
Hammond Organ Co
Mar 24
52%
—_5,
Printing Co
Hammermill
47% Jun 21
129
(W F)
22% May 26
'I,
25
——.—5
Halliburton Co
31% Apr 19
27
/;'
7
Feb
20% Mar 31
8
51 Va Jan
,
3
29% May 22
19
7%
3474
34%
*18%
19
87a
19 Va
7%
*34
18%
♦90
5,100
80
110
7%
8%
8%
34%
24%
34%
3474
34%
600
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,600
8
9
56,600
1
42% Mar 18
52
Jan
29 % Oct
39
40
Nov
35
Jun
23
12
46
Apr
17
21% July 25
24
55 Vt Jan
21
32% July 27
9
46 Va Dec
24
47% Jan
10
53%
53%
52%
53%
52 Va
52%
52%
53
5
25%
25%
25%
26%
25%
26%
26%
26%
27%
27%
10,700
No par
34%
35 %
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
35'%
35 Va
35%
12,800
Idaho Power Co
Ideal
Cement
Co
Illinois Central RR Co—
6
54
54 %
58
July 28
43% Feb
4
39% Jan
18
43 %
Aug 12
4.08% preferred—
50
29
47
Apr
3
41% Feb
18
45
Aug
4
4.26%
50
21
50
Jan
5
45% Jan
22
49 Vt Aug
9
41 Va Oct
4.70% preferred
50
7
47
Jan
14
42% Jan
4
46% July 27
50
*46
25
45% Mar 18
41
Feb
11
44
50
44
26
41 Vt Aug 13
38% Feb
17
48% Jun
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
45
45%
May 19
27
>■
Industria
6% Dec
8
10% Feb
18
5% July 11
8 % Feb
25
17% Nov
5
30
July 17
13% Aug
4
22% Jan
17
109
May
7
68
July 22
86% Apr
19
July 28
433/4 May
8
163
May
6
150
July 13
S
12
74% Nov
149
843/4 Sep
28
Oct
21
55
July 6
50% Mar 18
33
Apr
19
Feb
36% May
Jan
50% Jan
5
21
43% Jan
15
r
154
Electrica
Apr
29
29
5
31% Aug
Dec
17
34% Feb
8
49% Jur.
95% Feb
24
86
2
93
24% Aug
9
34% Feb
18
407 % Mar
8
542% Jun
9
Int'l
Business
50% Jan
19
Int'l
Jan
2
31 Va
488
138
28
68
Sep
July
7
May 29
57% July 10
41% July 25
25
153% Jan
14
Sep 22
35% Apr
30
Dec
80
22
July 30
17% Feb
9
27% Jun
123/4 Jan
7
24%
4
139% Feb
111
*
-
May
7
141 :,/4 Nov
2
146 % Aug
86 Va Dec
15
103/a Sep
'
14
16% Jan
66
15
69
125
Sep
Mar 20
94
Jan
Jun
33% Jun
6
28
2
6.9% Jan
12
17% Aug
5
May 11
77
7%
25% Feb
136Va Jan
56
July 21
27% July 25
102
6%
6%
6%
13%
13%
13%
13%
70
69%
69%
May 20
93
Int'l
►
6
International
Aug
2
2
Int'l
70% Mar
5%
2
139 % Jan
8
45
44%
45%
13,200
36%
37%
37
38%
38%
39%
38%
39'/4
38%
39%
10,800
common
No par
Paper
36% Jan
18% Dec
15% Nov
75
40
Dec
Sep
2
14
4
29
20
Jan
May 27
33% Jan
4
46
July 15
Jan
Jan
15
17%
18
18%
54%
54 Va
13
13%
12%
7.50
19% Aug
*55%
57
•55%
57
*56
57
57
57
55%
56
31 %
32%
x31%
32%
31
31%
31 Va
321/4
♦105
40
88%
Dec~22
103 Va Feb
59%
see
9
60% Apr
10
95% Mar
4
Jan
80% Aug
9
62% May 31
71% Jun 22
13% Feb
89% Jan
4
8
98% Jan
25
14% July 27
24.
105
35%
105
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53%
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34
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39%
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13
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58%
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83
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107
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107
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108
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13,600
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4
28
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108
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8% Mar
98%
11,600
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1
53% May
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900
24,200
-
99%
5
44% Jan
13%
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Jaeger Machine Co
8
56
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1
22
19
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98
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76% Jan
19
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94
7
43% Feb
19%
54%
11%
9
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58% Apr 27
70% July 14
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27
19
55
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Feb
18%
54%
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78
94
20
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79
19.000
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47
146
32%
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May 12
88
23
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&
46%
146%
32%
11
12 V4 Aug
5
76% Jan 26
13
40% Nov
Power
18,200
94
7
29
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Iowa
533%
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28
46 % Dec
78
Island Creek
8
5,600
528
46%
146
79
25%
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31% Jan
76% Nov
Dec
Elec Light &
Iowa-Illinois
July
45%
47 %
32%
100
25
536%
528
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11
25
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Interstate Power Co—I
42% July 25
38% July 15
25%
94
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37
32% Mar
91%
10%
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Iowa
97%
471/4
91%
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Salt
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97
47
911/4
54%
>
10
31 Va
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Interstate Dept
21
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18 Va
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32 Va
♦75
31%
155
46%
46%
79
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92
145 Va
32 Va
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53%
1
31%
'
5
23% Jan
86
57
86
36% Mar
24% Aug
115
Jan
23
46%
146
32 Va
•
78
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No par
International
15
22
50% Mar 18
18
59% Jan
38'/a Jan
18% Jun
45
45%
145%
32
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Limited
common
International
45 %
5
40% Apr 20
37% Jan 21
*31
527
46 Va
31%
5
100
7% preferred
Apr
4
39% Mar 21
4
123
17
May 10
17
9
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32%-Feb
40
Nov
45 %
521
146%' 146 %
100
—
46% May 25
33% Jun
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533%
17
Feb
May 31
150
526%
32
Dec
♦147
524%
45% May
Sep 21
155
-
516%
Shoe
36
8,400
44%
Silver common
9
7,700
70%
44%
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5
Packers
International
150
1,500
13%
43%
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International
150
6%
69%
44
preferred
20
1,100
43%
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41% Jun
130
46
43%
25%
preferred-
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J 9% Mar
190
43
24%
International
83
155
6%
24%
Mining Corp
of Canada
Nickel
International
19
150
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24
200
431/4
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13%
69 Va
6%
24%
preferred
2,500
43
45
6%
13%
70
6%
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.
13%
6%
24%
International
32
46
24%
5
38
45%
1
12
22
45 Va
Corp
Iron
Jan
Sep
45%
45%
58% Aug
82
45 Vt
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35
35
45%
91%
28
19% Mar
43%
45%
25
9
44%
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17
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45 \
44 % Apr
Aug 18
44%
91%
33% Jun
July 30
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44%
31%
12
42% Dec
47%
92
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9
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37% Aug 21
14
47
44
37
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28% Feb
47
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15
40 % Dec
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69 %
6%
1
29
39
47
5
10
283/4 Mar 19
50
100
Feb
6
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81% Dec
3
50
54
42%
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69%
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87
Feb
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531/4
42%
45
100
33% Dec
28
50
49%
54
42%
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13%
4% preferred
57% July 11
21% Feb
5
Int'l
May 13
4
10% Aug
172% July 15
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48%
'
95% July 28
86% Jan
8
23
49%
48%
53%
53%
—
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preferred
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8
8
12% Aug
6
45
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4'%%
42%
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r
Feb
29
51 %
Nov"~9
Insuranshares
3
15
July 11
53%
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45
68%
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25
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
Feb
,
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45
53%
41%
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45
1
Inland
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/
45
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common
86% Oct
42%
45
100 pesos
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6% preferred
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-
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1,900
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27% Mar 28
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41
45 Va
44
36% Jun
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53%
47
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53
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27
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Range Since Jan. 1 '
Feb
9
65
10
120
42% Dec
31
48
107
Lowest
Highest
93% Feb
35"% July 27
Aug
5
Feb
42% Jan
12
96
24
10
135
July 27
106
Nov
23
130
July 27
109
40% Oct
20
73'/8 Nov
18
79% Sep
:
25
86
57% Apr
Sep 23
82% Jun
17
45
Mar
74
Jan
92% Jan
98 •
19
85% July 10
93
72% Sep
Jan
20
93% July 25
82% Mar 18
89
90
July 28
79% Jan
8
9
Aug 10
13
28% Jan
2
4.20% preferred
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28
34% July 12
37
Aug
5
43 % Feb
9
54% July
8
Kansas Gas
4
31 % Feb
23
39
Aug 12
7
11
Jan
12
41% May 12
50% July 31
36
Apr
6
49 % Jun
17
32
July 21
50% Jan
51% Sep
22
63
48 % Apr
July 27
Jun
29
28
7
1
7
28
43
Jan
.7
Apr
61% Jun
28
17
Kendall
9
22
100% Jan
55% Jan
Kern
36% July 18
21
28% July 27
Co
52% Jan
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
24%
46 % Jan
4%% conv prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
1
74% Nov
62 % Feb
11
81 Ye Jun
26% Jan
2
47% Aug 25
9
43% Jan
27% Jan
2
7
51% Mar 13
36
July 25
85
Feb
26
77
Jan
7
6
21
Nov
16
14% Feb
17
4
35
Aug
5
39% Apr
37% Oct 22
77
Dec 29
13% May
30% Nov
32% Nov 24
43% Mar
17% Sep 29
27% Jun *18
34% Jan
21
29% Mar
3
26 % Mar
Jun
19% Jun
31'/a Jan
82%
Royal Dutch
4% •preferred
Korvette
12
Jan
Kresge
Kress
20%Jan>'8
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36% Mar
2
Kroger Co
jari
0
K
36
28
V
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&
23% Jan
22
18% Feb 10
23% Jun
23
6
34% Jan
22
27% Mar 11
33% Jun
27
4% Mar 11
3% July 12
Jan
11
4.32% : preferred
La Consolidada 6%
24% Jan
8
Jan
25
Lane Bryant
15% Oct
21
•23 % Jun
20
21% Sep
10% Feb
29
•
34 % Apr
2
13% May
30% Mar 23
12
15% July
Sep 22
1% Jan
27
23% Nov.
18
7
2
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20
3 % Apr
27
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2
27
1 % Jun
6
13% Jan
1
6% Dec
30
10% Jan
22
31% Mar
36
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Jan
■
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30
15
22
4
22
Jan
48
Oct
'57
Nov
13
9% Sep
21
14
Mar
140
73
July 9
14% Mar 23
73% Nov
24% Sep
18
39% Apr
8
17% July 10
37% Jan
5
46% Jan
7
139% Jan
36% Apr.
Jan
4
61% Jun
80
Jan
8
87
May
81
Jan
20
89
Apr
26
39 % Feb
23
31
142 % Mar 25
130% Mar
4
36% Jun
26
44% Nov 23
38% Feb
1
69
Nov
25
88
July 10
55
15% Jan
27
99
July 29
104% Mar
34% Apr
39%
38%
39%
22%
22%
23
36%
36%
37%
75%
76%
75%
76
76
76%
76
76%
77%
78%
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38
38
38%
38%
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38
38
27%
27%
39
39%
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139
Aug 11
52% July
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4.35%
7 %
(P)
Louisville
15 % Mar
9
20 % Jan
4
Lowenstein
62 % May
6
5
91 % Jan
4
Lukens
21
6
16% July 14
15
Jan
79%
79%
79%
79%
79%
79%
19%
20%
20%
20%
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22%
31%
31
31%
30%
31%
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900
4,200
500
27%
40%
30%
21
1,300
4,600
23%
24%
23%
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79%
80
80
400
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22%
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30%
3,500
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24%
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100
4.25% series D preferred
100
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38
39
*
39
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27%
27%
>
40%
4
20
43% July
34% May 18
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100
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4.84%
1,100
22%
Lone
1
55%
36
Loew's
38% July
2,800
55
15,100
22%
4
128
1,400
35%
40
1
com
______
Lone Star Gas Co
46%
36
15
Corp__
Cement
13%
34%
38%
22
4
8
July 13
13%
46%
36
5
101
5
X; 39%
700
38%
Aug
30% Jan
21
7
79%
52%
2,800
'
56
*28
28%
*28
78%
19
Star
56
56'/a
x52 %
32% Jan
131% Dec
Jan
34%
53
2
Jan
7
46%
34%
78%
Litton Industries Inc___
96
4
13%
46%
2,300
39
21%
10 "
Co_;
Corp
13%
34 '/4
37
52%
38%
'
35"%
A—No par
ser
5
8
Mar
Belt
Lionel
13%
46%
34%
28
17
111
89
3
Link
13%
46%
52
Feb
July
13
104
18% Nov
10
13%
55%
2,300
37
38%
55%
71%
52%
52%
38%
34%
55%
50
92
70%
.
37
52
38
47
___100
Cup
*36%
52
37%
it
90%
*89
70%
52
y.
75
50c
„__5
preferred
Tulip
*87%
92
70%
37%
*36%
90
*89
28
96
Feb
16
16
•Lily
4
34% Aug
4
30% Jan
Dec
30
71%
7%
*87%
,
v
92
70
52%
12
18% May 11
15
79% Dec
61
14
26
2
36% Dec
>
8»
69%
21%
25
Libby-owons-Ford Glass Co
Libb^ McNeill & Libby^w
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
1
87%
75%
1
24% May 16
29% Jan
81% Dec
13
Aug
57% Jan
V
26
112% Dec
■>.96
15
146
94
34
.,
21 % Aug
30
,
9
11% Jan
91% Jan
4
12% Jan
29
10% Mar
Jnn
*92%
28%
/
1
& Fink Products
Lerner Stores Cprn_
22
94
37%
4
A
Lehn
Jun 15
47% July 27
46% Aug
5
1
Dec
28% Sep 21
36% Nov 27
.«
70% Jan
.9% May 10
78% May 19
5
63% Jun
28,
,
series
v
28
152
29
29
'
9
98% Oct
2
Jan
pfd
*92%
74%
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
_,—
conv
.'94%
5
common....
Lehigh Valley RR___;—
Lehman Corp
56% July 11
7
41;Apr
47% Jun
77% Aug 27>
31
63
7% Jan
29% Jan
10
80% Jan
$1.50
5% July 27
57% Dec
Co
"*92%
5
Lear Inc
Lee Rubber & Tire———
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
8
24% July 26
2.4% Dec
140% Dec
19% Jun
Gas
85
1
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries
4
2.,'
57% Apr 29.
10% Nov 23'
X
6
12
7
18% Jan
.
1
32% Aug
3% Mar 11
16% July 19
26% Sep
6
24 % Jan
Mar 15
Apr
-Laclede
v
17% July 22
8
37% Jan
•
Jun
4/
*83
10
Sutherland Paper Co__
17
85
1
Co
3% Dec
30
*83
10
____—
19% Oct 21.
3,600
79%
84%
52
100
—i
28% Nov
54%
*78%
*27%
•
"•
_100 Q
Co___i_„_
_
54%
79%
13%
56
113
54%
46%
341/4
56
*105
54%
*81%
37%
34,
113
l
inc—
Mfg
52
37%
300
*105%
.
12,300
*78%
36%
51%
13% ':': 13%
46%
1
Co
H)
36%
52
37%
300
46
55
69%
36%
40
98
78
*
*87
69%
•
39%
98
*44%
-
54%
92
*87
46%
r
5
Airlines
113
Shares
78
87%
*86
•-
/
;
the Week
25
_—_______
(E* J)
(S S)
34% Jan-- 6
10
25 % Apr
v
Apr 11
33."
92
.•
Koppers Co Inc common—10
22% Aug 12
7
12% Aug
1
29% July 22
5
22
KLM
87%
-
i
;_1-S
common
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
•46% Jan
94%
____g
5
35% Mar
*92%
37
No par
2.50
July 22
27
94%
le
July
25
84%
*88
,_l
21
Apr
*81%
V:
50c
35
59
84%
*86
-
____1
31% Apr 20
54% July 22
113
*82%
36%
County Land Co___
*106%
-
*104
V
77%
51%
Kennecott Copper
113
114
4-__50
When issued
6
*104%
54%
69
—
111
•104
112
*105
54%
68%
_
46
x77%
100
_____
96
45%
38
*93%
No par
Kelsey Hayes Co
96
46
Friday
Aug. 13
39%
97
*45%
78
Light Co_____8.75
______
6
Aug
5
&
38%
*94
46%
110
55%
Co___No par
Electric
&
Power
Kayser-Roth Corp.—
Kellogg Co
23
47 % May 11
,Jan
70% Apr
44"% Oct
22% Sep
16% July 11
72% Jun
117% Feb. 24
64
Kansas
38%
96%
*76%
100
.____
4
July 22
*105
53%
100
_
4.35 preferred
Kansas City Southern com
4% non-cum preferred
67
12
41% Feb
'
90% Oct
preferred
j
38%
Sale* far
Thursday
Aug. 11
<
96%
46%
114
$*«>;••
SALE PRICES
*45%
"*105
97
*105
'
100
;
38% Aug 28
5
39% Feb
45% Oct
4.50%
I;
85% Feb
preferred
13% Dec
34% Nov
34
4%
6
Mar
1
100
* •,
.
x37%
38
*45%
4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80% preferred
_>
_____100
7
July 29
87,
preferred
Aug. !)
*93
•
50
50
Sep
33% Nov
21
11% Dec
Jun
37 %
l>'
100
__
Wednesday
Aug. 10
Tuesday
•
Aug. 8
_33%
convertible
11
5
*
88% Feb
Corp
4%%
13
Jan
.
Chem
&
convertible preferred
preferred
;r
78
6
Alum
4'/a %
4%%
% Jan
56
8
Kaiser
5
125
25
86 % Jan
May 20
6
AND HIGH
LOW
Monday
P&*
6
May
122
80 % May 23
27
89% Feb
54% Jan
47
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
111% Jan
Aug
5
July 27
Mar 11
82
NEW
Highest
July 27
July 8
Feb
,
107
/
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
f
17%
s
69%
17
18
'89
*139
139
€8%
;
,87% ;
-
450
37% X 37 %i.
37%
•v
•
140%,
17%
310
18
68%
18
25,000
5,800
69%
18
18%
1
5,500
1,900
M
28% Sep
35
28
22
26
Sep
3
123% Jun
9
116
32% Jan
6
50% Dec
21
33% July 25
52 3/e Jan
6
44% Oct
26
47% Dec
21
44
49% Feb
17
43% July 10
87% Mar 30
373/4 Mar
7
79
4
118
X 37
Jan
2
78% Sep
17% Oct
30
47% Oct
1
32% Nov
14
Jan
20% Jan
78
Mar
Jan
21
May
Jan
4
16% May
3
34% May 10
313/4 Feb 17
Mar 17
4
40% Dec
2
20
50% Dec
18
3% Dec
31
7% Jan
14
1% Jun
5% Sep
23
9% Jan
30
5
15% Jan
5
22% Mar 16
16% Feb
223/4 Nov
6
33
4% Dec
18
85
8
Mallory
(P
18
Manning,
7% Jan
26
43/8 Jun
6
5 % Jan
22
Maracaibo
-21% Dec
9
44 % Nov
4
593/o Jan
12
40% May 23
42% Jun
2
51% Dec
10
443/4 Feb
17
Oct
27
93% Jan
26
89% Jan
4
32% Jan
14
62% May 11
6
46% May 22
53% Feb 24
•
13 % July 28
-
24
May
36
Marquette
55% Jun
93
345/8
35
351/2
363/4
10,900
44%
44Y4
443/4"
443/4
*441/2
45 Va
44%
45
451/2
45%
700
447/o
44 Ya
453/4
4534
463/4
46%
403/4
13,400
83%
83Ya
84
84
85
85
85
4% %
>'
44
81
Mar 26
72% Jan
16
81.
Mar 31
72
Jan
653/4 Jan
Jan
5
19
4
12
77 % May
;
443/4.'
48
44%
45%
43%
443/4
431/2
44'A
42
42
415/a
42
411/2
Mfg
& Co
69% Apr
6
$3.40
1945 series_.No par
preferred
23 7/e
23%
23%
23Y4
4Ya
:/ 4%
*43/8
43/4
434
4Ya
4 3/4
24Y4
253/4
463/4
46
46
52 Va
52%
x52
52
*91
93%
527/o
553/4
52
54Ya
29 y«
29%
29
29Ya
51%
52
5OY4
51
*76%
24 Ya
291/a
18
17% Dec -14
323/4
*76
77
x76
76
*76
77
70%
*69%
70%
*69%
70%
*69%
71
*76
:
78
*76
78
*76
78
*76
78%
Dec
-29.
34%
3434
35%
35 Ya
35 Yg
1,400
34
34%
34%
3534
5.30O
33
_No par
33
33%
33%
M'cCord
*32%
33%
*32%
33%
33%
33%
32'A
32 »/4
400
3
32%
;
13
13
13%
13%
13
_50c
127/o
13'%
10,900
76
76
*76%
7634
77Y4
77%
96
95%
9534
94%
94%
110
513/4
21 Ya
22
22
22%
5.0QO
22%
23%
22 '/a
22 7%
89,000
35
36%
36%
8,800
Corp_L_
MeCrory
29
3%%
Corp common..
convertible preferred
Ray)
12%
*75
,76
*75
100
13'
X32%
13
761/4
13
10 '/a
Sep
11
7
Apr
28
20% Jan
2
27% Dec
10
41% Jun
24
Dec
8
25% Nov
17
29% Oct
26
233/4 Jan
2
29% Dec
22
30
51
Feb
85% Apr
footnotes,
17% Apr 29
31 % Aug
4
86 % Feb 29
2
95 % Mar 20
see
r«
21
July 21
25% Mar 10
7
77% Jan
page
24.
8
12
23
Jan
4
9
28% Jan
48
Jan
/
15"
7
88
Apr 14
29% Mar 16
29 % Jan
82 % Aug
.
'/4
223/4
23%
223/4
2334
34
34%,.
34
•34%.
8334
84
84
85%
86
17%
17%
17 Ya
17'/a
17
171/4
Mclntyre Porcupine
/
11-
4
22%
21
23%
34%
Mines...No par
No par
23%
9
41V2
<18% Jan
35% Jan
*94%
94'/a
833/4
16% Apr 20
21% July 25
57 % Jun
2iy4
.
33.3/4
McDonnell
•^31%. Jan
21%
20 %
94%
94%
21%,
& Co Inc__1
McOraw-Edison Co
3
1
94%
—100 '
___3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class Aj.
_1
10 "
Feb
For
McDermott/ (J
preferred
11
40
Dec
4
convertible
23% Aug
243/4 May 11
78
$6
983/4 Jun
18
87
97% July 25
453/4 Jan
Nov
130
33
8
50
77
77
34 Ya
33% July 25
21
78i%
*761/2
34
65 % Feb
37% Sep
8% Feb
6,500
78
78
32%
Dec
21% July 17
•33
Dec 24
4,900
51%
*76
3 4'/a
July" 16
5
29Y8
51
78
32 J/4
72
May
29
50Ya
68,000
353/8
48%
31
54
343/4
29
9
53%
31%
15
Jan~30
51'/a
800
%
333/4
15% Feb
.Mar
29 3/a
51
93
40.400
2,600
52
34%
403/4 Jan
54
53 7/e
47
34%
30% May 25
'12% Jun 27
37%
*91
523/4
52 5/8
"
-
93%
*91
255/a
'
34 %
42
193/4 July 19
52
313/a
2,
39 % Jan
46
51 5/8
315/o
34
5
24
46%
515/8
343/8
No par
94 % Aug
251/a
4534
;
No par
Co
Inc
10
9,000
McCall Corp
MCA
Feb
25
*69 J/a
70%
78
245/8
29 3/8
77
*76
1,500
2434
29
78
*69%
__No par
14
'"
34
50%
13 7/a
X50
*76 Va
77
*77
.
"
No par
series—.100
preferred 1959
-
93%
Maytag
80 % Feb
26%
4 6 3/4
*91
1
73% July 25
25%
52
93%
18
5
28 3/8
700
14
24%
243/4
;
■"
434
14
13 Ya
i/a
513/4
30
58
133/4
24
46 3/4
*91
39% Jun
18
13Ya
46
'
J/2
25
14
25
25 Yol
.'
4
133/4
243/4'
137/o
.
/•
■
247/a
1
100
1947 series—
*23%
4%
No par
com
23 7/a
44% Jan
31
1,100
23 3/8
383/4 Jun
32 '/a Nov
1,500
24
22 7/a
7
77% Dec
181/2
18 'Va '
3
94 % Feb
5,200
X18%
18%
22% Mar
5
61/4
18 7/a
26%
30
6%
18%
1
Oct
6%;
18%
7
193/4 Feb
1,700
6 %
♦18%
Dec
31
3,000
6%
2
187/a
31% Dec
Jan
12,800
42%
2
6
9
13% Dec
44%
42%
320
2%
6y8
30
29
44
4 2 3/4
1%
22
Feb
443/8
*2
6%
18% Jun
July 29
42,600
13/4.
32% Sep
31
47%
2
27 % Dec
38
46%
22 Ye
1
pfd
6%
13,300
4 8 3/8
./.;■>
J/a
18%
18%
!
4
Co
Co
$3.75
/
2
,18%
41 Ya
,
42
2
18%
46
4334
.
85
6yo
_1
$3.75 preferred
;
60
17 Y8
48J/s
4534
5
;
Cement
19
3%
.45 Va
443/4
.
;
'
85
177/8
173/4
1
Corp__!
77% Apr
r:76% July 20
173/4
17%
•46%
46 Va
•
>:
17%
Corp_
No par
May Dept Stores common_______^5
9
•
•;
17%
Masonite
1
7
IX
83%
& Moore_._12.50
preferred
6
% Mar
92
X
123%
*122
1221/2
"122
123%
13/4/
Automotive products
Marshall Field
16
Mar 28
8
Dec
29
9
Marquardt Corp
6
53 % Aug
71
43% Nov
341/2
fl
Midland
38% Jan
22
24
6
54% Jan
Maremqnt
Marine
Apr 12
Dec
-72% Mar 17
'
4
22
July 27
Oct
May 19
71
Feb
34%
No par
Exploration
40% Jan
5
Co___
Maxwell
18% Jan
Martin
46
44
&
29% Jan
55% Aug
34
-
*
May 25
17
82
34%
♦122
1
R)
Oil
100
123%
34%-
i^.10
Manhattan-Shirt
27% Jan
30
123 Va
34%
1
Manati Sugar Co____
Mandel Bros
Apr 22
193/4 July
8
23
28% July 30
9
2
*2934''
30
123%
34
1
Inc
Copper
Magnavox Co
7%
'
Fund
*295/8
30
*29s/8
30 J/4
*122
3
Magma
23
4% Jan
Madison
22% Jun
11
30%
.
100
preferred (w w)
50
(R H) Co Inc com____No par ::
preferred series A
100
1
7:
71% Dec
Jun
55
21
2
65 % Nov
30%
*293/4
common__10
:.
4%%
7
50% Jun
!
Macy
Jun
">
Forbes
&
preferred
5%%
19
59% Jan
May 11
16% Dec
88
6%
Mack Trucks Inc
Aug 10
19% Jan
403/8 May 17
V;
23% Jan
t
MacAndrews
July 12
467/a Aug 11
<
19
;
:
123% Aug 12
-
35% Nov
.
33
8
19
5
9 '
Aircraft
McGraw-Hill
McKee
(A G)
McKesson
McLean
&
Corp____
2.50
.1
Publishing :
& Co__j
Robbing
Inc
1"
Trucking. C01
McQuay Norri6 Mfg Co
Mead
•
Corp
Medusa
10
3
(1st series)__.100
common
-4V4%, preferred
Portland Cement
Melville Shoe Corp common
"4%
preferred
series
B
No par
1
100-
.
..
28 3/4
.*17%
"177/a
.:
■
233/4
23%
293/a;
28
43
•'
7%
44%.
7%
v
1734
*pruA.
,173/4
17%
45
33
88
■
32%
22 »/„
22%
21%
22-.
263/4
263/4
27%
*813/4
6,400
285/8
3,000
28Mi
29
46
"
45
.
46
1,700
5,700
71/4
71/8
7i%
17%
17%
17'%
.700
33Y8
34'%
10,600
33
26%
;82'/a
243%
331%
*87
88%
4,400
..
26%
82
233/4
45
*R5J/8 '88
,22%
81%
1,600
23%
*171/4
265/o
*
171/4
7%
225/e
81
,
8814
"
17%
33
.
87%
171/4
29
%
73/8
s
36 Ve
17
'
23%
29%.
7J/4
X3234
%
.
%
7%
•17
220
87%
86%
'
23%
44
*8-
33 Ye
33
23%
29
23%
29%.
.43
7%.
-
1,700
88'%
2134
217/8
217/a
217%
1,500
26%
27%
267/s
27'%
3,500
*8134
82%
82i%
82%
310
/
v
82%
*87
1
-
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(612)
20
.
.
Monday, August 15, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Frevtow
Year 1959
■sag* Btnss Jan. 1
Highest
35% July
30% May 25
7
Mercantile
91% May 15
73
Jan
26
2
Merck
0
70
Jan
•
83
Highest
Lowest
S
Jun
38
7
29l/4 Jan
NEW YORK
Lowest
67
Feb
9
Nov
17
85
Feb
44% Jan
8
70
Dec
14
58% Mar
|
76
16 Mi NOV
18
22% Feb
25
9% Aug
4
18% Feb
82 Mi
July
27% Jun
15
37
22
88% Apr
84
28
54
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7
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71
19
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1
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5
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r
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23
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4
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4
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4
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9
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53
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29
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3
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32
8
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1
23
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8
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87% Mar 23
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6
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9
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2
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Philipp
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
6
48% Jan
7
74% Jun
Jan
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8
9
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16
23
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8
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9
30
1
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24
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Minnesota & Ontario
8
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15
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79
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4
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Minneapolis Moline Co
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16
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Minnesota Power & Light
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July 12
16% July 7
92
79%
100
11
34
60
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—
100
17
23
18% Apr
&
35%
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100
preferred
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56
35%
X
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35y4
81
10%
36%
80%
Jan
23
Jan
36%
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.
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55
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17
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8
55
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35
89
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72
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4
29% May
70%
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41% Mar
72%
the Week
Aug. 12
35
88
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:
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49 Mi Apr
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1
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87%
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Enterprises Inc
Minerals
5
J,uly 14
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5%%
1
24% Jan
31
May 11
Apr 19
28
21
25
2
20
19% Nov
Mar~~i
39
14
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178% Jun
8
Co
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preferred
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26 % May 16
65
35 Ms Oct
4
33% Jan
8
17M« May 10
19% Mar 23
July 29
Jup
17
2
86%
No par
preferred series
preferred series
Midland
3
Feb
93
May
123% Feb
July 21
29 Mi
31
Middle
22
17% Mar
24 Ms Mar 20
150
Jan
59% Feb
88
40% jun
28
95
48% July 25
Jan
5
Feb
20% Sep 21
2
14% Dec
Machine
75% Feb 15
Mar 31
12
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4.35%
preferred series
100
75% Jan
88
74% Nov
Inc
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Thursday
Aug. 11
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Aug. 9
34%
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X;/X
Tuesday
Aug. 8
34>/4
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
23
75 % Nov 30
28
Co
&
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
4
Feb
81
3%
Inc
preferred
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23
70% Jan
5
Far
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$3.50
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83% Jan 13
Mar 13
98
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18
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
31% May 17
July 20
92
Mar 24
4.40%
preferred
9
3.90%
preferred
100
Aug
9
4.56% preferred
—100
92'/2 Aug
393/4 Jan
1
4.44% preferred
100
16
84
85
Jan
12
75% Jan
87% Dec
15
100
Jan
13
89
Jan
96
86
30
95V4 Jan
16
86
Jan
347a Nov
27% Jun
13
46 y2
30 !/a
May 21
4
341/4 Mar
9
•
16
Dec
29
18
Feb
Sep
25
90>/2 Feb
5
25% Dec
31
30% Jun
2
41% Feb
9
14% Jan
7
16
Jan
4
Ohio
Oil
Gas
&
16
29% Jun
23
22 5/8
39% July 15
7
58%-Jun
July 22
161/4 Jun
151/a Nov
12
611/4 Feb
10
79i/2 Feb
9
97% Jan
161/4 May
7
94% July
2
31
1043/4 Dec
23
Jan
25
1223/4 Jun
93% Feb
10
116
27
110% Dec
9
13
38% Apr
99% Feb
28
25
24
4
85
23
233/4 Jan
16
27
153/a Jan
104% Feb
14'A May 14
16
111/a Nov
5
9% Sep
18
Jun
23% Feb
22
23
151/e Feb
85
16 y2 Nov
11
16
Jan
93
7
5
>67% Apr
20
51
Aug 12
663/4 Apr
3
60
May 11
Nov
16
56% Jan
7
46% Mar
20
23
29% Oct
Oct
21
1443/4 Apr
24
41/4 Sep
22
6% Jan
29
25% Sep
126
30
46% Nov
8
4
3
24
203/a Nov
17
351/4 Apr
13
43
25
591/4 Jan
26% July 25
2
39
173/4 July
Aug
16 3% Apr
4
Jan
40
Jun
Tin
28
83% Mar 18
88
Sep
21
50% Mar 13
39% Apr 29
65% July
9
491/4 July 30
36% Mar 15
51% Jun
233/8 Jan
23
311% July 24
65% Mar 20
23
28% Jan
4
8
421/4 Sep
2
94
22
Jun
'
July 22
38
July 28
May
60% Feb
3
12
31% Jan
30
l3/4 Jun
24
26
181/4 Dec
14
14*/4 Feb
12
18% Aug
21% Sep 29
45 y2 Nov 25
243/4 Apr
64% Jun
'8
21 */4 Jan
12
233/4 May
301/8 Sep
39% Mar 12
11
44
Mar 15
41
Jun
38% Aug
26
Sep
21
36
323% Dec
n
35% Dec
25 y2 Nov
11
14
88
6
5
102% Apr
25% Jan
,
15.1% NOV
17
20
27
89
55% Mar 20
493/4 Jan
5
57% Dec
30
26 y4 Jan
2
5
Jan
'39%
;
Aug
543/4 Feb
34 */4 Jan
Oct
99%
14
Feb~25
92'% Jan
193/4 Jan
22
24
3% Aug
4
263% Mar 14
22
541% Dec
70*%
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Dec
17
93
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.
7
65
Dec
1
54
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9
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26
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Oct 22
;
75
Jan
84% Jan
-
26
84% Apr
Mar
.
6
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14
28
52% Mar 23
36% Dec
4
90
Jan
20%-Jan
32
2
.
83
Dec
Dec
3
14i% Dec
Feb
20
Jun
22
993/4
28
Mar.18
84
Apr, 2
87
191/4 Aug 17
15
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Aug
25% Jan
Aug
May 24
42
73 7a May
917a Mar 19
597a Jun
197a May
283/4 Jan
26
14
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29
68
Dec
74 72 Dec
30
16
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119
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Nov
Sep
86
8
132
1247a Jan
22 % May
'
68
9
Mar 16
116
Dec
18
50
Dec
18
31
2
80% Jan
22% Jan
313/a Apr
18872 Dec
17
Mar
9,
69
July
Jan
B674 Jan
28
Sep
22
28% May 14
193/4 Jun
88
Jan
14
96
89 Ye
May 31
9574 Jan
27
Feb
3
31
903/4 Nov 30
17
583A Jan
353/4 Dec
4
43% Apr
8
36 Ys Mar
9
407a July
26% Dec
10
337a Mar
3
26% Mar
8
297. Jun
78 7a Oct
5
81% Feb
'
5
19
85
5
86
85
8
88% Aug
5
92
Mar 20
Sep
Sep
23
22
93
Jan
40% Sep
21
65
24
16
10672 Apr
48% Feb
6
98
Feb
conv
&
17
4874 Aug
73
207a Jan
7
874 Nov 23
>15
20
May 11
Feb
18
Jan
16
827a Nov
293/4 Dec
24
86 7a Jan
7
Feb
25
17
36% Aug 31
29% Feb
4
34% Nov
16
48 7s Apr
27% Jun
8% Apr
81
31
-.
16
28
July 12
2
153/a
187a
11,700
207a
20%
21
94,600
42%
427a
42%
42 3A
19%
4172
100
*86 %
104
120
Feb
May
Aug
9
11% Feb
11
85
Aug
9
17%
25
23
23
"22%
413/a
23
3.50
conv
42%
10,200
preferred
Corp
22,700
18
23
•227*
17%
*22%
100
23
100
*503/4
5172
50%
50%
49%
273/s
E07a
28 7a
50
287b
283/4
5072
28%
29
1,800
15%
16
283/4
15%
157a
2972
17,000
43%
43%
44
43
43
393/a
39
393/o
39
397a
39
39%
39%
40
24%
25
25
25%
*42
.
3874
243/4
24%
317a
*31
31%
313/a
31%
263/8
267a
26 %
267a
95%
96
95%
96
93
923/4
923/4
927,
92%
12%
123/4
12%
123/4
34 y8
35%
127a
12%
127a
34
347a
>•3472
84
63%
637a
r63
100
*46
;
43 %
100
473/4
*'°45
:
34
*94
*46
473,4
45
45%
34
*34
95 72
*94
1
14%
14%
5
3%
3%
95
143/a
>63
473A
•46
72
32
—100
*97 72
997a
*97%
100
12.50
493/a
493/4
49%
523/8
X51 Vb
No par
com—_No par
50%
507s
517a
517a
'5172
100
21
;
83
:
100.
•203/4
9472
83 72
*93
200
33
3
common
'2574
607a
.5
69 7a
-
257a
255/8
66%
66.
66 V<
697a
69%
7072'
70
83
83
83
70%
>84
♦78
79
79
'
43 7o
43%
445/8
443/a
1474
147a
*957a
1
"> 6172
36%
3674
36%
98
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627a
63
38
37
207a
21
203/a
88
88
"
(conv)
1
•79
18
4,900
200
,v
'32%
98
98
:327s
*
220
94
160
110
*
>
V
;
3272
2572
5,400
.26
65
290
20,200
66
260
'
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69%
.84
84
•-
80
70%
,
•79
-
85
■>
80
9,200
280
,
>
10
44%
46%
38,100
14%
143/8:
147a
34%
98
» 45%:
14%
36%
45%
36%
3474
353/a
4,100
> 4,400
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98
•9572
98
6374
64%
6372
633/4
647a
373/4
38%
6774
37%
38 Va
377a
3874.
207a
20 %
9,200
9,600
18%
2072
20%
20%
20%
88
873/4
88
87%
88
*853/4
89
205/8
*87
'
*853/4
•93
25%
83 Ys
■
8l7a
385/B
3772
10
No par
No par
363/a
•9572
817a
,
65%
> 69%
27,100
527a
2174
*9472 .95
83
98
52 7e
21%
■?:
943/4
25
527a
6372
3
preferred
36%
98
;
100-
5174
.94
32%
14%
No par
No par
54%
*9772
21%
65%
45
14%
37,000
*32%,
>
52
98
•
'
3374
32%
100 y
*93
;.
•
2572
•6572 i 66%
147a >14%
",1
common
: 25
700
•81%
79
82
79
1
■
32%
25%
'
4,000
372
51% >52 :v
98
327.
143/4
3%
•21
83
977a,
14%
3%
51%
95%
323/4
50
;,i4%
32%
21
>92% >93%
800
3%
•97 ya
517a
21
97
,
14%
;
52%
•
♦81%
95
•94%
•
100
977a
81
;
97
97%
♦78
43 %
•94 7a
X327a
100
g
10
18,600
33%
—100
series preferred
473/4
35
95
83
63%
34%
32%
*9772
'
21
473/,
34%
9778
•
(NY)
32
953/4
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95
977a
50a
95
63 3/a
70
3472
3%
317s
94%
A.
»
36%
■
31,600
'"4,400
i 5,500
45%
14%
32%
*203/4
1
3674
473/4
410
'
133/a
443/4
95%
31%
>
-93
127b
<
6,300
45%
14%
33 %o
—100
600
>
44%
3%
>
27
963A
.->♦923/4
63 3/a
1,600
31
26%
♦96
."1
470
14,200
45%
95%
,
30%
'•>-*
2,600
4474
35
44%
3%
,
1
\>63%
♦34
14%
*3% >
35
'•46%
35
r
16%
*43%
267a
38
No par
153/4
44
9674
*92
12%
>»:• 633A
157s
26 7a
93
35
>
5
25
*2474
353/4
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95%
96
*92
2472
*30%
26 72
9572
100
247a
3172
26%
100
10
243/4
»3072
JNo par
preferred
•87
89
•853/4
88
8774
8774
•853/4
183%
1872
18%
18%
183/4
1253/4
1263/4
25%
> 613/4
263/4
9.600
627a
10,100
1674
6,600
18
187a
18%
2,300
"
8874
88
80
100
9,300
Wayne A Chic Ry—
Co
100
1.25
*127
127
127
127%
127%
24
24: ■■>■
24 7a
233/4
253/8
60%
61%
6074
617a
61
62
15 7a
1574
157a
15 7a
157,
643/4
643/4
65%
653/4
♦643/4
70
70
70
•68%
1274
♦120
1274
*123/8
12%
123 7a
♦1217a
125
527a
5374
"y 53%
54
88
;v
75
2.50
-
88
/
87
:
(H
12%
Power
div preference
1674
65y2
66
70
153/4
*643/4
1274
125
♦122
*68
1274
563/4
58%
917a
*122
94
90%
6374
65
66
20
21
19%
20%
2513/4
2497a
242%
2483/4
20%
x20%
203/4
203/a
203/,
♦907a
917a
913/a
913/B
91%
91%
30.
307a
30
30y4
123
1233/a
66%
66
1974
244
*.
6774
"■
1274
125
543/4 '56
6374
Co.
—-1
122
1233/4
10
61
617a
617a
393/4
407a
28
28
"'*85%
of Indiana—No par
4774
58%
,
*94
"
67 7a
193/8
19%
252
250
73
*88.
103 7a
.100
25
4.80% preferred
Publlcker Industries Inc
25
common
*223/4
*217a
100
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred
1187a
*84
No par
Puget Sound Power to Light Co
10
357a
28%
♦847a
86
*88
1037a
■
86
•847a
86
86
883/4
•857a
883/4
10374
103 74
47%
883/4
104
22
617a
40
•2874
86
•847a
86
86
40
87
20
907a
80
•103 74
104
•10374
1074
85
107a
•85
22%
21%
1074
140
47%
47%
9,900
727t
72 V*
20
22%
•22
223/4
400
*21%
22
•21%
22
400
119
11874
119
477a
119
86%
1043/4
47%
73
•21%
73
9%
1043/4
•72%
47%
85
1,400
*8472
.
10
11,000
283/4
•85%
•883/4
X22
x21%
2,000
40 3/8
86
23
•118
613/4
40
28 7o
87
•72%
22
6174
4074
283/s
90
x473/a
120
119
>
1074
•85
10%
10%
*85
867a
35%
35%
353/a
35 7a
35%
34 7a
35%
353/4
347,
347a
343/4
34%
30 3/a
30%
333/4
31
32
34%
317a
31%
313/4
6,400
10,600
•8572
74
22
62
200
303/8
1233/4
*883/4
4874
119%
303/8
1,100
87
23
1193/4
16,100
30,000
2074
123
4,100
20
917a
3074
4,000
14,120
258
2074
1233/4
80
400
1,100
88%
*73
233/a
96
91%
34 7a
No par
I
;
40
287,'
5974
'6874
2074
307a
270
125
91%
12274
62
393/4
'
9%
•
$4.75 preferred
Pure OH
847a
6174
40
2874
123/a
207s
307a
28
70
91Y*
'
1237s
39%
47%.
73
3%% preferred
84 7a
30
12274
62
66
"
~
89
20 3/4
com—No par
100
100
100
100
5.05% preferred
Inc
15%
*6872
•
12%
193/4
preference.
Gamble
Public Serv Co
.
K)—
fund
Electric
62%
'
153/a
2467a
Inc
253/4
62
66
6274
244
127
257a
70
♦1217a
74
88
126
'
J
687a
20%
sink
&
1277a
23 74
10
5
4.30% preferred
Pullman
3,400
18
v
2,700
16
common
preferred
2
27%
33 %o
convertible
25
41
2
2%
5172
1
Co
preference
173/4
23
25
•40
41
16
3
Co common
Co
243/4
A
51
_50
Corp
Eastern Ry
177a
177s
*22%
17a
27%
1
Sand
17a
150
1
preferred
39% Jan
17a
>
5
Co
Chemicals
4.08% preferred
4.18% preferred
>
40
prior preferred
preferred series A——100
3774 July 11
37% Jun 24
4
40
,23
18
Electric
3.90%
2374
17a
Ford
conv
23 74
173/4
Power to Light com
$1.40
237a Apr 20
22% Mar 22
106
143/4
197a
18%
403/4
Public Serv Elec ft Gas com..No par
2
5
15%
19
18 7B
41%
1
Glass
Procter
9
5
227a May 14
273/4
Public Service Co of Colorado
5
25
14
1177a Feb
27%
5
(J C)
Potomac
Aug
1
May 23
23% Jan
21
27%
15
24%
5%%
8
Jan
13
27%
15
Poor to Co
23
41% Feb
3,300
8,300
283/,
Polaroid Corp
2
6574 Jan
11,400
145/a
173/4
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
16
9
57a
6
287i
40 3/4
Co (The) common.
$3.50 convertible preferred
11
76 Ys Mar 13
2074 Sep 22
197» Dec 22
Sep
Aug
62% Jun
8074 Jan
i Jun
104
136
787a Jan
80
Dec
11
91% Mar 20
83
08
1
Jan
52
180
'572
57a
28
Pittston
Aug 12
0
25% Jan
473/4 Feb
1
28%
1387a
•39%
Porter
Dec
29% Feb 24
277a
1383/4
15
Pittsburgh & West VirginiaPittsburgh Young to Ash pfd.
258
257a May 19
9
7374 Feb
517a
273/4
1383/4
27%
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd.
303/s July 15
22
10,200
27 7a
•138
67a
14%
5%
6
22
275/8
13874
.
14%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common.
0
23
6
1
>■;. 7% guaranteed preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
Apr 11
81% Jan
4
4
12474 Jan
8
277a
*138
6
133/4
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
6
15ya May 10
16374 Feb
1
51%
517a
41
84.80
125
July 25
9,200
65%
51 y8
17a
$5
15
Jan
27 7a
common
Pitts Coke to Chem Co
12
18
657a
65%
51
♦39%
44
4
Jan
75% Jan
71
65%
653/4
27 %
Enterprises.,
Co
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
4
Aug
Aug
43 74 Mar
May 11
8
Aug
87
56% Dec
131
38% Jan
11% Aug
81
17
7
3,600
50%
138
5%
100
513/4
6574
-
800
22
51
26%
_
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Plllsbury Co common
19% May 20
11
643/4 July
9
125
9
3474 Mar 31
21 =/4 Nov
Feb
237a Jan
6274 July 31
1003/4 Jun
4
Mar
July 23
•
*213/4
52
174
177a
Pitts Ft
145
247a Jan
27%
138
5%
22%
52
70c
4% preferred
22
125 7a Dec
27-%
1387c
5%
•21%
52
17,900
>4,000
403/4
:
8
Jan
27%
138
1
2272
15%
174
3%%
4
88
12
50%
147a
153/a
•39%
&
Coal
Philip Morris Ino
2
93
Jan
493/4
2.50
Phlla & Reading Corp
Fhllco Corp common
20
17
Jun
50
15%
14%
15%
50c
Transportation
Mines
>4.68%
Jan 36
43% Jun
.
653/a
49 3/4
147a
147s
No par
tl
67% Aug 12
16
OA
3
89
31
26% Dec .15
5
97
Apr 11
43% Feb
1
•
7
53
65
14 2/7
Phelps-Dodge Corp
4
39%
91
3
523/4
65%
15%
14%
13,800
Phlla
8
31% May
8
453% July
16
21% Jan
95% May
.533/4 Dec
8
Sep
53 %
65
Corp
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Pfizer (Chas) to Co Inc com
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
IB3/* Mar 17
6
52%
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
13
13% Apr 29
493/4 Aug 27
213/4
lo
25
137a
15%
30,000
Aug 12
48% Jan
9
213/4
15%
47%
Peoria &
6:
85
41% Mar
1
16% Dec
22 %>
Peoples Drug Stores Inc..
Peoples Gas Light <Sc Coke
•
117a Jan
*21%
<
14%
15%
*21
15%
No par
133/4
133/4
137a
15%
4% % preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
79July 19
14
1372
15%
467a
36
74% Jan
133/4
80
X52
14% '
4.30% preferred
77% Jan 20
Mar 23'
137a
1,000
3,600
94
24
5
70% Jun
*13%
*92%
233/4
94Aug
38% -Apr
Aug 12
Apr
5
13%
10,300
23 74
:71a Mar 29
/
13%
13%
*15%
Airways Die
Pipe Line—
8
65
60
92
x91
1
4.40% preferred
3.80% preferred
Jan
92
93
103%
118
27% i27'/4
8772
10
49
91%
91%
102
118
60%
Penn
6
31% May 3
23 3/4 July 22
27
5,400
46%
9
Feb
118
26%
630
16
46
11
99
Jan
117
27
lnc-5
100
83% Aug
13
104 3/a
118
26%
27%
171/4
94%
46
4.68%
52% Aug 12
21% Mar 24
98% Jun
101%
*U5'/4
118
27
93
94
45%:
7
12
93:
,
65% Mar ,10
74% Dec
18
87% Jan
,
5
118
27'A
94%
45374
21
57% Jan
:
101
59
23
100
•,
118
27
*91%
•157a
93%
100y4
•86
*
56*% May 12
,363% May 6
73
Apr 30
773% Dec
41
Jan
8
47 % Mar 31
115
16
94%
1011/4
86%
Penney
5
5% Jan
94
X1001/4
15
Aggregates
*15i/8
96
102
607a
7
16% Jan
3
43 % Mar
15
>88% Apr 13
>99.. Jan ; 2
23
85
Jan
93%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
27
38% Jun
r
■
8
103% Apr
11
96% Jun
>
5
Apr
: 223/4
Oct. 2a
87% Dec
Mar
57
22
46% Jun
•15%
16
94
86
68% Mar 25
>13% May 17
6% Feb
Mar 30
16
95
*15 7a
101%
59%
Pet Milk
43% May
100
171/4
•151/a
Pepsi-Cola Coil
18
4
16
1
1
6.25
com
597a
13
22
22,900
17
87
17
27
233/4
23%
16%
58
36% Jun
3% Oct
2,200
10,400
231/4
23%
17%
No par
50% Jun
151/4 Dec
553/4
23%
Sulphur
4
30 y2 Sep
94 y2 Sep
543/4
♦86
Penick
5
95% Mar
553/,
233/a
Electronics
29
7
55
86 72
66% May 16
>46%July 27
31
33 Vb Aug
92
8
54%
58 72
Penna
Jan
72,700
543/4
37%
8672
7
17 % Jan
20%
373/4
57%
44%
5%
22
45
25,600
20'A
58 74
Patino
92 3/4 Aug 10
9
42
20 y8
37%
87 72
Peabody
Jan
Aug
41%
197a
37%
45
Pennsalt
97
413/a
201/4
:17>/a
Co
4,500
447a
July 26
27% Apr
4
18
40 3/a
28%
37
17
Consolidated
East
40%
800
89
28%
17.
common
World
393/4
28%
57%
35
27
>36%
28%
20,700
V: 3,900
1
303% Mar 31
123/8 July 27
Mar 23
Dec
45
443% Jun
8
Jan
34
64% Aug 11
74
29
85% Jan
8
981% Apr 20
40 7a NOV
18% Jun
22% July 25
30% July
1
18
29% May
13
Dec
84y2 Dec
July
Mar 16
523/4 July 22
31% Jan
4
253/4 Aug
3
153/4 Aug 11
195/o
371/4
28'A
*87
No par
5
21
40%
203%
28
89
Parmalee
5
3
16%
•87
Parke Davis & Co
Parker Rust Proof Co
29
Oct
32%
16 3/o
*16%
4% preferred
Paramount Pictures Corp
1
12i/2 Feb
33
31%
—No par
Common
15
Dec
42
32'A
16%
lSy4
Electric
American
Amer
32%
32
16%
24%
6% preferred
Pan
3274
32
16%
233/4
Lighting Corp.
Pacific Telep to Teleg com
4
32%
32
36 3/4
17
410
94
32
27%
7,100
91
32
X39y2
273/4
35
♦92
24 y8
Pacific
4
48% Jan
*87
93
37
Corp
to
250
343/4
96
•92
25
Gas
Pan
23% Jan
&
95
•94
93%
21%
100
Finance
6
8
89
130
94%
96
♦92
36%
par
Pacific
Packard-Bell
36% Feb
83
Glass
Pacific
4
28
*87
80 »/4
*94
20 3/4
preferred
Panhandle
Jun
09
89
80'A
*90
23%
preferred
Pacific
*16%
81
30o
Coast Co
2
161%
90
803/4
54
Cement
12
32%
16%
34%
90
531/4
4% preferred
28
32 y4
16 y2
34%
96
10
Amer Fisheries Inc
Feb
32%
*87
Shares
81'A
533/4
Pacific
7% Jan
32%
32
*16%
the Week
343/4
53
Pacific
145
X3iya
Friday
Aug. 13
Aug. 11
93%
27%
Oxford Paper Co common
5%
32
Sales for
Thursday
-
91
Sly,
40 3/4
Corp (The)
Corning Fiberglas Corp
Owens-Illinois
85
*92
34%
♦90
40 y4
Overland
9
93%
30%
3.125
—
Owens
96
27 3/4
Utilites
Elevator
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet
Co
1
811/4
95%
1
Rockland
&
90
81 Y\
5
Corp
Orange
34%
89%
7.50
Pacific
13
Sep
14
17
Gas
Chemical Corp
6
32% Jan
23
Jan
5
12
65"% Aug 12
51% Aug 11
26 Vt Mar 10
130 *% Feb
Aug
183/b Jan
18% Mar 18
9
4
Natural
34%
89%
*92
20
SALS PRICES
Aug. 10
81%
95%
100
,
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 9
35
89%
5
common
.
Mathieson
Otis
153/8 Aug 11
5
681/4 Jun
45%
Co
183/a May 11
22% May
2
60% Jan 11
8
11% Jan
Jun
Oliver
5
23
130% May 31
34ya Jan 27
5
13 % Aug
26
16'A Jun
July 25
Jan
61% Nov
j
37'/4 Jan
23'/2 Jan
75
20% Nov
Dec
-
Olin
5
23% Jan
423/a July
36% Mar
4
Oklahoma
4
543/8 Jan
36% Aug 10
29% May
Elec
4% preferred
4.24% preferred
Jun
343/8
*80
No par
16% July 11
24%. May 10
37% Aug
4
14 V2 May
5
15
common
Co
Okla
Co
87
83% Jun
58% July 28
26% Nov 25
Edison
35'A July 15
28 y8 Mar
27
80
Aug
Ohio
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 8
100
Aug
95% Jan
29
4
Monday
Fair
96
21
Dec
Sep
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
35
Dec
74
Jan
NEW YORK
Highest
83
Ii
21
327a
117a
86
390
30,700
10
353/4
-
35%
5,800-
34
343/4
6,100
31%
313/4
19,900
51%
5,100
Q
44% Deo 29
124% Sep
24
Feb
For
22
25
84% Jan
140
16
Mar
5
42
Jan
26
125% Jan
27% Oct 27
footnotes,
Ufa
see
26
page
Mar
12
11
517a Aug
1357a Aug
8
27% Jan
«
8
Quaker Oats Co
50
common.
51
.100
1357a
1357a
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
267/a
26%
6% preferred.
24.
******
50%
*134
26%
507/a
507a
137
*134
27
27
51
137
27%
507s
134
X2672
517*
51
134
134
27
27
134
277a
40
1,500
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 195!)
.
Monday, August 15, 1960
Aug. 8
Aug.!)
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Friday
Aug. 10
the Week
Aug. 12
Thursday
Aug. 11
Wednesday
Tuesday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
,•
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for
.
Shares
R
f-
Dec
9
28
23 ye J&n
9
41% Dec
66% Jan
6
73
43% Feb
67
18% Feb
49% Jun
60% July 28
50 % Jun
17
9
22 y4 Jun
15
30% Feb
29
5
4%
noncum
20
4%
non-cum
9
27% Jun
5
41% Sep
16
40% Apr
28
22
13% Aug
•
*
6
18
Reeves
16
Rcichhold
Reis
2
12% Feb
16
6% Feb
24
13% July 15
27
20% Apr
17
16 y4 Jun
24
19 Va Mar 17
Dec
2
48% Apr
42% Jan
8
73
16% Jan
2
Jan
7
17 ye Sep
22
28% Jan
7% Nov
12% Nov
25
11% July
66% Apr
8
81% Sep
38% Jan
5
54 y8 July
46% Jan
28
30% Jan
7
67% Nov
16
Dec
28
7% Feb
20
15
9
Nov
65
15
8
55 Vs Jan
17% Sep
21
1% Sep
70
Oct
22
23/4 Jan
22
12% Apr
16
45% Sep
30
30
37
Jan
111
3
68% Mar
9
Dec
28% Jan
14
62
Dec 22
50% Dec 18
39% Jan
23
23% Jun
17
29% Jan
2
29
Oct
30
34
2
Aug
16% Jan
Jan
8
Ritter
Roan
Jan
4
26% Jan
Rochester Gas
6
4%
6
12 Va Jun
16
21% Jan
8
21% Jan
13
5
Aug
17
2
33 l/a July 22
Ronson
Oct
6
50 Vs Jan
46% Jan
24
24% Jan
2
13% Aug
3
21% Mar
2
1
Jun
22
12 Ve Apr
5
14% May 31
37% Sep
22
26
47 Va Mar 11
33 Va Aug
-
10% July
2
16% Oct
1
24
42
3
14% May
7
Jan
4
9% May
-
14% Mar 25
15% Aug
26% Jun
6
Ruberoid
Dec
80
80
17
258
Apr 15
36 % July 24
38
Apr
1
27
July 8
79% Apr 30
56% Dec
3
97
Mar 13
90 Ya Aug
15
14
28
Apr
1
30% Jan
2
831% Dec
18% Nov
17
69
42% Jan
21
14
89 Va Dec
14
24% Dec
31
29% May
24
12% Oct
May 27
250
Apr
Feb
26
St
35
July 11
St
8
69% Mar
9
82
Dec
52
Dec
Jun
23
Feb
72% Jan
17% Nov
9
8
20
37% Jan
4
Aug
Feb
10
2
81% Jun
17
2
50% Feb
4
11
6
Aug
16%
73% Nov
18
80
Dec
23
96
22
Sep
21
13
30% Mar 18
Dec
31
78
6% Nov
13
10% Mar 11
V 81
Apr
>
31% Nov
19
13% Jan
•?
2
29 % Apr
23
37
1
39% Jan
45% Mar 18
32% Jun
2
"41
Jan
4
5
Oct
50% Nov
23
44% Feb
17
59
Jun
23
6
27% Jun
26
9y4 Jan
<
17% Jan
20
17% Dec
81% Nov
.>
6
91% Dec
16
17
V
18 y8 Jan
8
:
13
Sep
21
35y4 Oct
12% May
12% Sep
14% Aug
19% Jan
4
'11% May
8% July 25
14% Mar 31
Shahmoon
h 28% Aug
3
'12% Jun 27
17
42% Dee 30
38% Dec 11
30 y4 Apr
4
11
•38
> 29% May 25
26
Jan
19% Jun
Jan
43% Jan
26
49
Jan
43
28
Shell
4
18% Jun
23
22% Dec 30
17% July 27
23% Jan
16
22% Aug 12
16
21% Jan
13
28
16
16% Jun
24 Va Oct
9
23% Sep
78
59
Dec
23
Aug
43
17
48 Va Mar
4
1
Siegler
Jun
59%
J5% Jan
2
68
Jan
7
18% Jan
6
48y4 NOV
24
Jufy27
42% Jun
104% July 27
31% May 22
54
2
Jan
94% Jan
.75% July 22
~6
2
55% Jan
Sinclair
62% July 18
Oil
Apr~14
37
2
55
64
July 23 '
33% Aug
8
53% Jan
11
Smith
22% Jan
12
May
9
18*% Feb
26
Smith-Corona
22% Aug
8
28*% Mar 23
61% Jun
7
30
47% Mar
9
64% Jun
52 y4 Jan
26
34% Jun
2
4% Jun
10
Jan
12
46% July 12
28
50
45
Jun
29% July
4
38% Nov
24
•
8% May 18
4
42% Jan
12
16
9
44% Dec
15
52% Feb 25
45% Jan
22% Nov
12
27% Aug 21
22% Jun 21
26% July 29
32% Jan
2
14
21
35% Mar
3
Dec
4
29% Dec
15
18
20
34
5%
Jan
Jun" 19
63% Mar 25
56% Feb
17
24
41% Sep
3
39 % Jan
12
37% Mar 16
31% Jan
4
33% Jun
16
37
16
24% Oct
10
19 y8 Mar
8
37% Aug 12
23% Jan
5
48 y4 Nov
17
60% Jan
15
42% Aug
4
54 % Jan
5
16% Dec
30
19% Jan
19
17
Jan
4
18% Aug
9
66
15
75
13
64 y2 Jun
1
68
8
21 % Nov
Dec
Jan
23% May 18
19% Apr
"e%
28%
2
Dec~31
20 y4 Jun
23 % Aug
Sep
~9% Mar'~5
10
81% Dec
16
Nov
21% Oct
29% Jan
3
4
Aug 10
35% Jun
30
Spencer
86% Mar 23
16% Aug
22
20 % May
26 % Jan
47% Dec If
Oct
2
***4. .Tim
1n
•
84% May
37*/. n«-
footnotes,
see
7
in.
page
23 %
23%
23%
83
May 23
29% Mar 8
77% Feb
4
Spiegel
82
3
'
25% July 25
' 4
Sperry
$4.50
43% Jan
97V.
July 21
Jar
623
90
*88
1
.
<
$4.50
Square
10%
103/a
14 Va
103/4
720
90 >
14V2
103/4
143/4
15,000
10%
143,4
10 3/4
2,700
18
18 %
18
18
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
18%
1,300
37%
37%
373/4
37%
373/4
37 Va
373/8
45.900
15
12,500
> 18
•
900
'
13%
13 %
133/4
14%
141/2
131/4
13%
133/a
13%
13%
13;,u
I3V2
347/a
35%
34%
35
35V4
36
35
141/2
14%
15%
143/4
15%
15 Va
15%
241/4
23
"
23%
22%
23%
22%
24
.
87%
88
270
*230
143/fc
15
37%>
27%
34 Va
13%
2,000
35%
4,200
15%
15%
12,000
23%
17%
73%
23%
8,600
•
34%
7%
7%
16%
16%
*13%
14
14
8%
2,900
*73
35Va
93
>
*92%
34%
29%
IVA
16%
\
7%
35%
37%
16%
18,500
93
29%
9,700
8% :>
8 Va
8'A
161/4
73%
29%
29%
4,500
34,000
>17 Va
17
4,000
*13%
14
13%
13%
135/«
13%
500
21%
14
22
21%
22
21%
21%
15,600
8%
9
22%
'8%
9
400
17%
17%
731%
*92 '/a
7%
-
21%
8%
22%
21 %
17
'
93
-16%
7%
7%
16 %
33%
17'/u
17
29%
291%
33%
34
27%
*73
35
*92Va
93
29%
29%
29%
34%
35%
*92%
93 *
29'A
140
270
27
27%
>
.
74
23,000
;
88%
*87,'
«,
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33%
17Va
.
37% /38'4.
!
87%.
270
27
34%
16 3A
*72
38 Va
87%
*230
273/a
*34
17
36
35%
87
270
27
17'A
74
37%
86%
*230
*34
341/2
17
*92V2
37%
.;
881/2
270
*72
*34
*72
:
271/4
27%
27%
37%
37%
37%
88
91/4
9
>7'
9
9
2,700
60
56%
58%
563/4
58%
56%
57Vo
57
57%
15,800
40
38%
39
39
39%
38%
39
39%
39%
2,500
10
9%
9%
9%
10
9%
10
10%
10%
3,900
84%
85Va
85V4
85%
853/4
86%
86%
86%
7,000
76
76
76
76
76
75
76
91
89%
89%
91
91
20
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20
19%
21
5,100
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72
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58%
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974
85 %
'
86%
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•-♦89%
•
f
'
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90%
903/4
*89%
20
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19%
19%
19%
*89%
> 20
72
*693/4
72
69 3/4
693/4
V
*69%
780
•
"
6%
61/2
6%
35
35%
35 Va
35%
21%
21%
21% t
213/4
22
17%
>16%
35%
34%
35
551/4
55%
55V4
J15 %
15%
15%
13%
13%
*95 >
96%
*95
96%
9 3/8
*9
9%
6%
6%
6%
35
35%
'—1
5
21%
17%
5
3
*34%
54%
15
13%
131/4
96
*95
6%
17%
6 3/a
6%
3,800
35V4
35
353/8
8,900
22
22'/a
22%
11,600
55%
63/8
>
>>>;
17
34
15
13% ;
17
34
56 />::■
15
3,300
34% :>•
56%
57
57%
15 «/8
14%
15%
1,000
13%
13%
13%
11,100
95
,
17
34%
13 Va
13%
16
14%
v
95
*9
>
96
*95
9%
500
23,300
>
10
.
9%
*9
36
35%
353%
35%
30 '/a
35%
20
,
35'A
•■
34'/4
36
35%
36
35
>
'
72
■
213/4
17%
> 34%
::>55%
17%
*9
9%
•-♦9%
303/4
32'%
31%
8,300
36%
313/8
4,200
15%
15%
15%
16 %
16%
17%
17%
18 3/a
17%
18 Va
36,200
33%
34
33%
343A
34%
34%
343/s
34%
34% I
35
9,300
19%
19%
19
19%
19
19 V8
19 Va
19%
7,700
17 Va
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
173/a
17 Va
17'A
16
16%
16 y8.
16%
16 Va
16%
16 VB
16%
9,900
x34
34%
34 Va
34%
34%
33
343/4
351%
16,400
57%
59%
59
60
59 >.
60
♦29
30
18%
18%
Xl7 Va
17 V4
163/s
16%
>
33 Va
1
50c
34 Va
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.-No par
I
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28%
35%
5
15
1
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34%
:
>
24.
700
-
36%
37V4
61%
62
41%
413/4
44,000
8,000
12,200
37 V4
36%
37 Va
61
%
60%
61%
42%
413/4
42
35%
36%
35%
38
35%
35%
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36%
78%
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34,300
10,100
15 Va
>• 14'/a
>•> 23
14%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
23 Vt
23V4
23%
24%
24 Va
243/4
243/4
24%
51>/a
50%
51%
51
52%
52V4
53 %
53%
54V8
11,800
38 Va
37%
38%
38 Va
38%
373/4
38%
373/4
38 Va
57,200
53e
5% >
14%
5%
5%
42%
43%
44
51 Va
50
50
43%
*49
■>
51/2
4,500
433%
43
43V4
3,300
50%
49
49
5V4
»
43%
♦49
50%
2,300
5%
•
5%
200
26
25%
26
25%
253/4
253/4
26
1,200
17%
17%
17%
17% ■>>>
17%
171/a
17%
17%
2,700
28%
28 Va
29
28 Va
28%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
14 Vs
62%
62%
62%
62%
623/4
63 Va
63V4
64
47%
48 Va
26
26
*25%
17%
18
28%
28%
13
13%,
>
61%- 02%
47%
5%
43 Va
5%
42
> >■ 48
48%
♦28
48%
35 %•
35%
♦35%
37 Va
36%
37%
19%
20
19%
44 V*
44%
44%
18 Va
18%
*35%
35%
36%
•
29
>•»•
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37
19%
19%
44%
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18%
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37
37%
373/4
14,100
20
20 Va
443/4
443/8
2OV2
45
>
35,600
11,000
18
44%
48Va
36%
37%
44 V,
69 Va
..
48 7/a
36%
19%
18%
69 Va
12,400
48%
47%
363/4
>,•••-
20
•
300
2,600
12,100
353/4
35%
37
'
Y
18
18
18
1,600
•
'
18%
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69%
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67 Va
89 %
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*67%
2,900
69%
—
'
25
25%
26%
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22 Vs
22%
22%
22 Va
23%
7%
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30
16
21%
86
87
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21%
87%
88
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81
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81
35%
,
81
-
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^
34 Va
*81
22%
22 Vs
22%
3,500
-26%
26%
27'/4
18,400
303/4
3,700
88
ia'/4
8%
30
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8%
16%
j
82
f
,
:
88
22«/4
22
88 «/4
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34:,/4 >351/4
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161/4
5,200
22 3/a
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35 '
11,900
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8
30
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21%
26%
29%
88
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25 V8
73/4
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21%
21%
23%
•
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30
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88
16 %
16%
7%
29
30%
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88
23%
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7%
7%
30%
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24
23%
24%
7 Va
..
26'/a
23%
22%
29%
—
25%
22V4
26%
22%
'
25%
47,400
88%.
35 Va
f
353/4
81
81
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81 %
•
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240
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13,400
50
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28%
29%
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29%
28%
29 Va
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28%
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400
39'/2
39V4
14 Va
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—
5
78%
773%
39%
.
1,800
473/4
36%
25
——
■
60%
•
42 Va
34
/
:>
46%
77%
•
a
•
4,000
30
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50%'
& Bros Inc
Co.r
60
58
» 41%
39 V8
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.
41%
-
36%
35%
/
/.
77%
38%
45%
•«
2,400
22%
com—5
—
/
-
58%
42
33%
-
—50
2.50
Sugar
36
39 Va
77
77%
*38%
V
45%
36%
*76%
V:
41 Va
'*45 Va
45
44%
30
♦29
28%
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-
39'
57%
10
5
5
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77% >
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25
Co
44 Va
44 Va
:
57%'
56 Va
x57
,
>
29%
29%
29%
>29%
29%
preferred
100
Kellogg k Sons
—1
Rand Corp common--—_50c
preferred
25
Inc common
No par
preferred —
No par
D
15%
4,400
:
-
'■( 625
617
*88
15
18
4.20%
Spencer
9
90% Aug 10
2
618
90
10%
17%
625
*88
90
*88
90
'
'33
323/4
32%
33%
615
622
609
>
46
*41
44
32%
33%
33%
33%
625
10%
Sparton Corp
13% May 12
22
23%
1
1
—2.50
Chemical Co common
6
11
84% May 16
24
23%
35c
America
Spartans Industries
9% Jan
10,100
23%
36%
5
100
10
1
5
5
1.40
Corp.—
Marchant Inc
Spalding (AG)
27 % Aug 12
Apr'lO
89%
Dec
For
6
21% Mar 16
9
32% Sep
76
13
30
28% May 21
97% Feb 13
83
29% Jun
341/4
23%
18'A
ordinary
preferred
2
6% May
29
Apr
2,800
23%
—
Aug 12
7,300
23 %
45%
♦230
Service Co—10c
Southern California Edison
25
Southern Co
5
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
Southern Pacific Co (Del)—.No par
Southern Railway common—No par
5% non-cum preferred
20
Mobile it Ohio stock tr ctfs—.100
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
50% July 18
13
103
46
45'/2
Southeastern Public
64% July 15
Feb
30 y2 Nov
22
Puerto
48
45 Va
—
8%
42
46 %
"
_1
30
Inc
preferred
South
3
41
45%
*40%
700
*41
47
•
II
34
46% Jan
O)
403/4
46%
-
23 %
1
No par
2.50
1
No par
South Jersey Gas CO
14% July 29
4
54%
34y4 Nov 25
(A
391/4
39%
39
3 Va
31/4
47%
1
South Carolina E & G Co
16
30% Feb
May 10
27 y8 Mar 25
12% Aug
Jun
31/4
3%
39
14
8ocony Mobil Oil Co Inc
South Amer Gold & Platinum.:
5
7% Jan
5% Dec
Apr
3,000
3Va
40%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Smith Kline & French Labs.No par
15
30 ya Jun
38
31/4
14%
Corp.—
74%
22% Feb
3%
3%
39
1
Singer Manufacturing
Skelly Oil Co
9
16
Jan
4,100
3%
10%
1
33% July 25
Jun
46%
No par
Simplicity Pattern
22
5
31Va
45
34%
100
Co
12% Sep
Nov~17
*31
38%
No par
Slmonds Saw & Steel
44y4 Jan
60 y4
31%
45%
15%
—
39% July 13
4
7,900
31
13iA
Co
shares
26% Mar 24
26
55,700
78%
1
56 Va July
67% Apr
1%
78 »/4
45
13%
common..
Corp
Corp of
Simmons
4'
1%
78%
1%
79
45'%
34%
Issued
When
18,200
1%
:
13/g
x781/4
15%
1
Signode Steel Strapping Co—^—1
60% July 14
9
18%
1%
77V2
1%
40%
& Tr—
Corp
86
18 %
18 Va
31%
13V4
Mfg
Sheraton
*84%
•85
;
79%
36%
10
No par
Corp
York
Sheller
20% Jan
9
29% Feb
45 y8 Mar 25
22
Jan 14
July 28
24,500
45%
36%
Oil Co..
New
4
17 y4 Nov
81%
31 Va
36%
100
(Frank G)
Shell Transp
81
17%
'
Industries
Steel
Sharon
2,800
80 V2
*84'%
18 Va
171/a
1.66%
100
Oil & Gas
Shattuck
18% Aug 11
1193/4
31%
171/4
'
preferred
Shamrock
119
79%
85
46 Va
46%
.£:
Servel Inc common
$5.25
46 % Jan
6
7
21
4
1,200
6,100
45% .46%
•-47%
17
i
Rubber
Seiberling
25
Jan
16
97% Apr 25
46%
1,400
119%
17%
16%
No par
Inc
4
Jan
*841%
17%
1%"
5
Paper Co common
2
90
85
17 Va
17%
—1
20 G
1
Seagrave Corp
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp—
Sears Roebuck & Co
1
20,600
463/4
80%
_
Apr 22
18% Aug
10,800
483/4
119
x79%
10%
Seaboard Finance Co.
38% Jun
5
May 17
511/4
>47%
>
48
15
"
46%
81%
♦17%
13
8
*12
67
50
.
51
•
47
...20
•
66%
66
46 3 4
120
120
15%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
32% Feb
3
26% July 16
2,700
48%;
48%
46%
S
46%
:
*88
14
Mar
6
20% Apr
40% May 25
4
20% Nov
66% Jan
Mar 17
47 Va
120
*84V4
85
32%
15
15
15,300
40%
23%
8% Jan
Jan
79'/a
620
71% Jun
30
-
"64 >
40'/4
46 %
*
$3.40 preferred ]
July 12
4
19 y4 Aug
91
*46' /
*-■
1
Paper Co
14%
63 Va
40 %
•
80'
38 Va
8
16
48%
48
119%
*41
26
8
Feb
76
4
Jan
Scott
93 y4 Jun
17
May 27
14%
623/4
65%
>:
49
x48 %
11,600
14%
65%
65
48%
100
1
1
1
convertible preferred
Schick
v
65
'
120 >
45 %
10
5
Schering Corp common
Feb 15
481/4
46
V.
32
__20
pfd 4.40%
5%
64
49'A
120
No par
Joseph Light & Power
Ry Co com
Preferred series A 5%
}
> 46
No par
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Scovill Mtg Co common
__25
3.65% preferred
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer—
1
71% Feb
"72
9
81
67
8
38
9y4 July 13
5
Jan
21
56% Aug
.V
11
87% Mar
Jan
19
48%
•
30
12,400
.11%
10%
'
40
-
1,900
v,::
273/i
61%
61%
60%
40
49
63
60%
39%
3 %
—
57
>27%.
40%
14%
14%
14%
60 '/a
39%
63%
•
48%
25
series A
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
San Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co—
Savage
Arms
Corp
Schenley Industries Inc com
Convertible preference
10% May 16
21% Apr 14
*14%
60%
39%
60%
com—1
Joseph Lead Co
1st
30% July 19
14%
14%
39
57
500
1,900
23:%
10%
1
(Jacob)
8t Regis
12
13% Aug 11
7
12
4
July 13
Mar 14
7
7
10
19
55 '/a Jan
24% Jan
•
8% May
52% Feb
79% Feb
93
7
10%.
31%
St L San Fran
J 8
Jan
88
July" 15
39% Feb
22% Jan
34% Aug 10
> 45% Aug 12
34% Nov 16
32
?
May
16
16
18%
3
5
19
29% Apr
5
12% Mar
8
10 3/4
32
Stores common
preferred
,
4.30% conv preferred
Apr
> 10%
781/4
4%
259
10%
1%
Safeway
7
9
26
25% May
4
8% Dec
Sep
40% Apr
88 y2 Aug
35% July 25
15
"10%
*55%
57
*55%
57
13,300
58
*23 Va
27%
10
2.50 r
Ryan Aeronautical Co
23
2 7 Va
78%
Co
Ruppert
3
2734
1 %
Inc
Rubbermaid
22
26 34
> 76%
;
s
42% Jan
34% Nov 24
27% ,28%
10%
10%
■
58
8,000
*553/4
28 Va
16%
Corp.
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee
Corp
>:■
27%
77%
D)
23%
:>
23
23
23%
*84%
Corp
(Geo.
Roper
23
23%
18
*55%
1
5s
series A
preferred
57%
24»/4
5
common
573%
56%
100
Corp
Co
Haas
&
>*17%
58
56%
5
Elec Corp
&
*17 Va
18
57 %
•
,
24
10
Rohr Aircraft Corp
17% Jail
Apr 14
9%
57%
1
50c
preferred
Rockwell-Standard
Rohm
88% July 26
'571/4
j.__5
100
Telephone Corp
Rochester
4
Mar 23
780
*17'/4
57%
10
Controls
convertible
5%%
11%
*11
♦17%
18
■17%
57»A
No par
Robertshaw-Fulton
2,700
11%
18 ■>
12
*17%
Antelope Copper Mines
5
38:% Jan
":
4
12% Apr
3
Dec
11 Va
Company
7
Jun
17
11%
i,
9
12% Dec
16
*10%
Corp
Apr
14 Ve May 12
•
,
Oil
Jun
4
40
IX %
series
3.60%
Riegel Paper Corp
50
3
July 26.
82
May 27
22
It
Tobacco com
(R J)
Richfield
4% Jan
July 25
32
605
.
14 3/4 Mar 25
7
17
*11
1
55
.
22 Va July 26
28
30
24% Mar 12
5
10
—10
5
Inc
52
4
9
43% May
Jan
92
Oct
253 b
Drug &
3
July
13%
14%
800
1,500
v*
15%
24
preferred
4
52 Va
21
17
*143/4
24%
common
Jan
42
I6V2
14%
14%
23
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
4
13%
14
16%
24%
common
81 Va Feb
-
36% Aug
24
Dec
Corp
Preferred
r
16%
14'A
-61/4
23
Rheem
4
2 % Jan
40 % Aug
;
303/8 July 23
39 Ve July
741
Co
Reynolds
2
Aug
28% Jan
3 Va July 28
j
5% Mar 17
59% Dec
16
85
i
> 29% May 23
4
16
19
Nov
1 Va Aug
,
r..
"
July 15
10% Jan
3
17
5
26
5
81% Aug 12
5
15% Aug
,
3
Jan
149
21
76% Jan
24
84% Mar 26
30 Va Dec
47% Jun
4
16%
14 %
16%
233/a
Chemical Co
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4%% preferred series A
50
4%% conv 2nd pfd
100
42% Jan
16%
-.25'A
22%
Revlon
114% July 28
July 24
>4,800
25%
23%
22
4
12 %
25%
253/4.
38%
22% ,23%
21
71% Jan
11%
25'/4
39%
23 Va
23
July 27
11%
25 Va
38V2
23%
50% Jan
44
11%
25 %
39%
23%
56% Jun
23
11%
251/4
383/4
22
70% Jun
Rexall
28,900
113/4
25%
12,000
23
8
38 y8 Mar
39%
11%
2,800
17'/4
23%
17
46% Feb
39%
11%
16%
Republic Steel Corp—:
Revere Copper & Brass
7
38%
11%
*25
78% Jan
4
40%
18
17%
>17
231/8
Eng Co
Mfg
convertible
$1
July 11
.
16%
39
29
37% July 15
*
Oct
16
25
12% Jan
17%
16%
21%
preference
prior
&
Republic
17%
16%
14
preferred 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp
20
17%
16 3/4
23
Conv
11% July 11
17%
17
& Co—
Elec
Reliartce
29 y8 Jun
56 Va Apr
48 Vs May 15
163
3
47% Jun
18
1
Mar 14
57
19% Mar 14
63% July 27
71% Dec
4
27% Feb
1
7
7
I
50% July
68% Jan
19
18
21
7
14% July
11
Apr
52 % Jun
36% July 23
5
60 y8 Mar
17%
16%
50c
1
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance
'.171/4
62%
No par
Co
Inc
div
$1.25
Jan
18 %
16%
11%
5
Chemicals
(Robt.)
400
61%
18
16%
-
—__50
1st preferred—__50
2nd preferred
-.50
Bit
Bros
*62
*73
731/2
'62%
> 61%
No par
3.33 Va
1
common
Roller
Reed
Jan
28% Jun
20
1
7
Mar
28% Jan
Co
28% Jan
9
20 y4 Apr
21
■'
y* Feb
15% Nov
81
63-3/4
33
Jan
481% Jan
63%
2
Oct
35% Feb
62%
Reading
12
4
62 Va
5
17
31% Jan
13,400
63V4
6
16 y4 July 26
Dec
461/4
4
14
1
:
45V2
Jan
28
76
1,700
47
18% Jan
37% Jan
Mar
731/2
45%
53% Jan
33 y4 Jan
42
*723%
3
24
116
72%
473/4
9
28
65
723/4
46 %
11% Aug
Nov
7
73%
47%
35 '/a May
25 % Dec
25% Nov
72%
45
21
24% Jun
32
72%
45 *
27
28
64,990
72%
43%
Jan
16% July 27
64
61%
5
73% Apr
25
63%
63V4
62%
63
61%
62%
61%
62%
comr_No par
No par
preferred.]
1st
Inc
Ranco
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International Inc
Rayonier Inc
1
Raytheon Co
.
May 22
30% July 10
9
16% Dec
8
$3.50
8
16
4
17 y4 Aug
9
43% Sep
74
Radio Corp of America
18
Apr
67% Jan
5
17
74% Mar
'
>
78% Apr
July 25
58
1
73 % Dec
29 Va
...
28%
•
29'
11,500
u
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Number
192
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STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
34% Nov
17
37
Dec
18
35% Feb 25
71 Vi Dec
23
82 V* Feb
24
70% Jan
13% Sep
25
39 % Nov
20
45% Oct
23% May 11
62 Vb Jan 23
21
45% Nov
July 29
5
3% May 29
23
10% May 11
4% Mar
1
11% Apr
25
4% Jan
15
Standard
Gas
12% May 11
30% Jun
20
Standard
Kollsman
51% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
44% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
26
40
Jun
50% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
23
44% May 31
86% Jan 13
Standard
Oil
36% Jan
Jan
13
4
64% Jan
92
Apr
7
39% July 27
7
July
117
8
6
6
56
May 10
76% May
Jan
.
102
2
4
Mar
8
3%%
4
43% Dec
2
Jan
22
17% July 27
12% Jan
12
19% Dec
31
52% Sep
9
71
Apr
76% Nov
2
78
May 11
40% Jan
May
6
37% July
23% Aug
4
42% Jan
14% Mar
8
21 % Mar 25
16
May 11
Jan
65% Jon
Dec
77
12% July
Jan
20
27
9
59% Jun
34% Dec
22
23
25% Apr
Dec
18
33
31% Dec
29
20% Jan
6
27% Mar 13
15% J an
2
22
Aug 25
Dec
29
19
May
6
2
65
Apr
33%
Mar 25
28
22%
23%
22'A
22%
22 Vb
22%
44 Vb
44%
44
44%
44%
44%
39,900
38 Vb
38'A
39
38%
39%
38%
39%
41%
42
35,500
x41%
42'A
41%
42%
41%
42%
41%
42%
154,700
50
50 Va
50%
50%
50%
51
*86 Va
89 Va
16% Jan
11
18% Feb
19
Baer
Stone
58% Mar 28
29
85
28%
28
*80
33%
34%
*31%
32
33
32%
33
x32 Vb
32 Vb
23%
24%
23%
24%
24%
25%
16
16
16
16 Va
18
18
18
18
51%
51%
26% Mar 24
8 % Jun
29
22
28
218% July 26
8
67
Dec
14
48% July 21
7
May 26
28
23
38% May 29
15% Mar 20
21
94
29
65% Feb
Mar
Jan
29
13
17% July 29
12% Jun
1
Feb
4
80
53%
16
18%
-
85'A
*33 %
26% Jan
4
Sundstrand
7
Sun
16'A Jan
27
7
23% Jun
14
33% Feb
25
21
29
21 % Jan
20
16
38% Jan
15
29% Jun
1
7
106% Feb
20
85 % Mar 11
8% Mar 20
Jan
23
Jan
23
1275
Nov
25
Apr
3
29%
35
Jan
5
47% Aug 21
10% Nov
20
Feb
6
8% NOV
25
5% Jun
895
Apr
26% Feb
1
21
2*;
39% July 26
9
11% Jan
14
31
44% Feb
17
Sun
1348
Jan
Oil
Superior
29
Sweets
25
Swift
22
26%
8,600
16 Va
17%
16 Va
18%
*18'A
18%
200
53 Va
*18
52%
53%
14,100
16%
13%
13%
14%
14%
300
57%
59
58%
59
Vb
58%
59%
12,400
28'A
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
28
26%
27Va
21 Va
27%
28%
28%
29%
21%
21%
22%
22%
500
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,700
*82
13%
*21
14%
*17%
14%
•
,
*13%
14
27'A
21 %
14%
>
28
14%
*17%
18
*82
83 %
21 %
\
28
•
:
V .*82
••
21%
14%
14%
*17%
17%
50
50Va
50
50%
50 V8
29 V4
29 %
29%
8%
8%
8%
V
v
•
29%
9%
^
8%
7%
8
7%
:
7%
7%
*82
14
*i7i/a
;
50 Va
29%
fi%
" 84
14
28%
*21%
>
18
53%
83%
29
250
250
Corp
18
50'/a
34%
34%
34%
18
50'/a
51
30%
30%
2,000
8%
8%
8%
32,600
7%
7%
7%
13,000
:
7 Va
52 Va
51'A
51%
18%
19
19%
*18%
13%
13%
13Va
No par.
82%.
*81'/a
49
82 Va
49%
21%
common
21%
53
•
7,400
19%
19%
3,200
14%
4,800
19'A
14 Vb
.
14
84
84'
*82%
20
50
50 Va
50
50%
4,400
21%
22
22
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
18,500
23
23
23
23
:31
31
31
31
94 Va
94%
94%
1.400
6%
6%
6%
13,000
23
23Va
23
23
30%
31
31
30%
31
92
93
93
93%
10c
5%
6Va
4.16%
51%
50 VB
92 Va
1,400
'
6%
948
930
930
33
33 Va
25
40%
41
1
13%
13%
9
1
1.25
Corp
Wayne
6,200
49 Vb
91%
__25
57
7%
58 V4
7%
41
'978
40%
>
.
6 Vb
6%
58 Va
40%
;
220
34%
49%
30%
Co
-
13%
*82%
1
243
34%
51 Va
18 %
13%
84
242
34%
50%
18%
13%
*82%
250
'34
2.600
49
22%
v22%
18%
13%
84
12.50
America
of
<]
*242
34%
52
5,000
50%
8%
244
9,200
30%
29%
<
84
*17%
""
V;"
7%
240
53
V 52%
1
242
34Va
33%
1
5
__
241
No par
Co
&
6,900
59%
1
Corp
Symington
Jun
26 VB
27%
100
Mining Co
Oil of California
51 % Feb
Jun
26%
200
58'A
1
Co
15
50
2,200
27'A
1
Chemical
Sunshine
4
700
33%
95
61
i
1
Co
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
7% Mar 11
33 Vb
32
*85
26%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
4Va % preferred series A
__25
5 Va % 2nd pfd series of '55
30
94% Aug 12
32%
32%
59%
x51%
1
$4.50 series A preferred
21
34
31%
25%
83'A
20
Gas
Corp
24% Jan
Dec
14% Mar
Suburban
Sunbeam
84
90
*32%
*82
*13%
1
preferred
coiiv
23,900
*80
V
'
$5
37% May 17
64% Jan
4
55% Jan
30% Dec
2165
4
42% May 17
20% May 27
9
20% Sep
25
4
Jan
29%
51%
5
common
Studebaker-Packard Corp
When Issued
18
25
4
17% Jan
529
5
27%
51%
2.50
Co
Storer Broadcasting
15
Apr
22% Nov
24% Apr
30% Jan
24 % Jan
27% * 28%
-
90
33 %
;
8,000
89%
15
Webster
&
\:v:-
91
*87
'
28%
•
89
5
Fuller
&
'
*86%
89%
1
;
(J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
7
51
*86%
32
16
Inc
Drug
29
*82
*18
Stevens
Stix
Jan
28%
•
:
49'A
■
18,900
100
Inc
Stores
Stolcley-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
28
•
23%
44%
1
4
2
22%
5
common
4
Oct
11% Sep
5% Dec
Sterling
4
1.800
43%
No par
LS
preferred
Bros
4%
4%
5,800
x37%
5
16%
Oct
24% Dec
88
3% %
*4%
*4%
20
Corp
Sterchl
4,500
4%
20
preferred
preferred
Co
10%
43%
convertible
(The)
10%
37%
49'A
convertible
120
11
42%
89%
Stauffer Chemical
30
'■'■■■"
77%
36%
47%
25% Jan
Aug
23%
4%
77%
7
common
33 % Jun
20
79% Dec
62% Dec
33 % Jan
17
618
Apr
66% Jun
Jun
49
22%
4%
77
25
Jersey
1
Apr
20%
_1
*4%
./;•
Shares
76
•/
the Week
10%
'■
Friday
Aug. 12
46 Vb
46%
6.25
California
Apr 12
23
14
6
29
25'A Mar 28
50
ii
4%
Sales for
Thursday
,
'
29% Oct
9
9% Aug 26
Sep
10%
♦4%
*86%
Starrett Co
May 23
16% Jan
5
44% Mar 24
6
325
11
10 %
10
Stanray
82
23
>5
9% Jun
' 10%
Stanley Warner Corp
4
Feb
Sep 21
5
24% J an
11
1
lOo
;
Co
?•"
PRICES
Aug. It
45%
46%
77%
100
preferred series A
Packaging Corp com
1
convertible preferred____20
6%
29
50% July 28
13 % Jan
52
77%
$1.60
4
26% Feb
17
78%
$1.20
8
21
14
23% Jun
8
28
18% Jun
43
*77%
Indiana
New
SALE
../
Aug. 1.0
X45 Va
46%
78%
Standard
28
41% July 27
HIGH
Wednesday
45%
of Ohio
89
24
16
Aug. 9
45%
46%
78%
Industries
1
2
Tuesday
Aug. 8
45%
Corp
May 16
of
Monday
No par
Electric
&
*
.
Par
com—No par
Jun
30
18
Inc
$3.50 preferred
Standard Financial
35
Jun
Jan
Standard Brands
4
40
Nov
31J/2 Jan
23
77 % Aug
17
85
84
49% Jun
12
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
52% Apr
59 Vb Jan
50
27% Jan
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1959
Lowest
33%
41%
40'A
14%
14
6%
985
33 Va
40 Va
94
6%
965
13%
*33
>
'
960
975
33 Va
33%
41
40%
40%
;;14%
13%
968
14
33%
1,100
975
1,160
33'A
33 %
41%
41%
13%.
14
61
-
62
800
9,100
12,300
-
T
29
Dec
48
62
71 Vb
22
11
6ct~2l
87% Aug
3
11
35% Apr
14
27'A Jun
July 15
25% Mar 16
39 %
27
Apr
1
17
Nov
16
61'A Jan
27
23 Vb Nov
25 ■>
•
NOV
20
39% Jan
23
: 193'/a
4
10% Jan
1
45% Jun
21% Aug 11
35 % Sep
13% Mar 16
44 Va NOV
24% Apr
6% May
Feb
34
64% Jun
2
87
Talcott Inc
(James)
TelAutograph
Corp
Aug 12
Jan
15
Tennessee
8
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co_,_5
25
36% Aug 12
37
4
15% July 22
Jan
154
7
20% May 17
Jan
256% May 25
29% Jan
11
>
i
26% May 18
102 Va Dec
30
Feb
19% Jan
23
Jan
Apr
4
31% July 30
36% Mar 4
24
5
26% Jan
33% Jun
15
32% May
61% Jan
7
May
6
23 Va Aug
14% Oct
14
70% May
46% Feb
9% July
3
Jan
67 V2 Jun
84
13
Nov
24
88
Jan
Feb
24
20% Sep
18
29 % Apr
14
16% Jun
2
24% Jan
21
22
24
16
21
4
7
49
79
Dec
8
Jan
79
Jan
79%
36
36%
79% >79%
36%
36%
24%
24%
24%
25
10.400
Sulphur
Texas Instruments Inc
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
No par
;
1
10
16Vb
16%
231%
16V8
16%
16%
16%
17
17%
17%
17%
37,300
224
23%
228%
220%
224%
26,800
23%
16V4
15%
Land
Pacific
share
17
Aug
3
16% July 20
68% Jan
26 Vb Aug
3
17 Vb Apr
15
15 >/b Feb
17
18 Va
33
Jun
22
19% Jun
3
15% Dec
69% Dec
2
22VaJan
July
Inc
$1.25
No par
(J
Mfg
4%
6
Timken
4
Tishman
Toledo
7.50
Roller
25% Jun
30
56 % Mar
9
74
1
24% Mar
8
29% Jan
10
60
Jun
Transitron
Corp
Electronic
% July 15
25% Aug
2
39
Jan
11
Transue
Williams
8% Feb
19
Trans-United
42
Jan
7
7 Va Dec
30
17 Vb Jan
27
4% July 22
16% Jan
8
24% Jun
18
11 Vb July 25
21
24
42% Aug
50 Vb Dec
3
14
33% May 12
50 Vb Jan 11
21
12
29
July 31
25 Vb Mar 14
29
37
Sep
Jan
34VaJan
56% Jan
54'A Mar
75% Mar
7
54 Va Jan
9
Nov
18
29
8% Nov
36
Sep
3
10
43% Apr
48
July 28
Jun
52
Mar
30
5
7
36
17% Apr
20
25 Va Apr
Sep
28
Mar 13
13% Mar
16
24
22
17 Vb Nov 18
10 %
3
1
May
30
8
2
19
Trane
16
Trans
39% Jan
4
Tri-Continental
No par
Corp
1
8
Inc
common
preferred
$2.70
54% Mar 10
27%
Traux-Traer Coal Co
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
Apr 13
40'/a May 27
59% May 27
;
5%
pfd series of 1957
conv
20th Century Fox Film
3
1
50
1
1
50
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5
5%
prior preferred
May 17
38 Va Jun
29
8% July 18
12% Feb
11
21
19 Va Jan
4
13% Aug
4
24% Feb 29
18% Jan
22
Udyllte Corp
49% Aug
12
Underwood
13% Jun
1
2
2
1
Corp_
Steel
Airlines
World
4
9% July
35%
24%
70 Va
26%
46Va
*27 Va
*4%
Industries
Jan
39% Jun
17'/a
Co
&
conv
Twin Coach
^
16%
Transamerica
4
19
22Va
53%
16%
17%
36%
25%
70%
26%
47V2
28 Va
1
Tractor Supply Co class A
26
Aug 11
18 Va
No par
Co
Jan
70
224%
216
23 %
24%
23
24
15%
15
16
15%
16
16'A
16%
70
68
68
68
68 Va
69 %
69 Va
700
78%
78%
79%
78%
79 Va
79
79%.
12,300
19%
19 Vb
19%'
19
19 Vb
19
19%
14,200
10,600
5,000
23%
'
23%
23%
23%
23%
*23%
23%
29
36Va
:
29
28%
29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
2,500
37 Va
36%
37%
36%
37 Va
36%
37%
36,000
23%
*9VA
10
*9%
10
*9
10
*9%
56%
55%
56%
56%
57
57%
58 '/a
84 V2
82%
82%
800
10
55 Va
v
57
84
22 Va
53'A
5
34 Vb Sep
21
10
10
*9
56%
*82%
No par
Bearing
Co
40% Feb
53% Sep
39
10
Realty & Construction
Torrington
217%
24%
19 Vb
23%
29
37 Va
23
common
Edison
225 %
24
24Vb
,.
—.„
Wooldridge Inc—
preferred
7
23%
r -
5
100
Oil
1,900
78
19 'A
28 Va
1
preferred
$1.20
79%
68 %
70%
19Vs.
5
R)
...
77%',". 77%
No par
Co__
Co
Common
Tidewater
69
,
50o
preferred
Chemical
15%
100
Co
common
Glass
223%
x23
22 Va
>
ex-distribution—1
ctfs
conv
Thompson
38% Aug 10
28% Jun
Trust—
Pacific Ry
Thatcher
May 20
19% Mar 11
45 Vb Jan
37,500
79'A
36%
25%
Thlokol
4
78%
2,800
79%
23% Mar 29
Sep
49,800
*35
Thompson-Ramo
52
22 '/a
x24%
10
8
21%
25%
Textron
27
16
6
23
21%
36
4
27% May 20
72
21
Dec 28
21%
24 %
&
24% Jan
10,000
21%
7%
36
Corp
Utilities Co
18% July 22
43
22
25 Vb
Texas
15
Aug 10
12
7'/a
41%
79
Sub
Jun
68
14,700
7'A
41%
35%
Texas
86
31
61%
7%
41%
35%
24 Vb
4
108
Dec
60%
8
41%
77%
11
29% July 30
36 Vb Sep
11
Jan
70% Jan
76
8
2
30
19%
Jan
124 Va Mar 18
18
63
14 Va July 25
60%
7%
41 VB
25
Texas
14% Mar 10
59%
/
7Ve
5
33%
Inc
Gulf
Texas Gulf
'
22%
61
41%
Producing Co
Texas
7
7
22
78%
Texas Gas Transmission
14
19'AJan
21%
Texaco
4
29% Mar 15
22% Aug
Corp
1
Co
TXL Oil Corp
——.1-
-
^
Vv
11%
35Vb
52%
26'/a
29Va
*51 Va
35%
8%
*35%
*10Va
14%
i
*82%
18%
22 %
19%
19%
20
22%
22 %
22%
53%
84%
*83%
7,600
/
v
84%
10
193/4
19%
193/4
19%
19,500
22%
:
22'A
22 3/a
22%
800
54%
11,100
54 %
54%
553/a
55%
55
5 6 3/4
16%
17
17
17
16%
16%
16%
163A
17 Va
17%
17%
173/4
173/8
18
18
18%
10,400
36%
38
24%
25
71
V 71%
25%
26%
46%
47V2
37%
383A
37%
38%
36%
38
10,400
25
25
243/4
25
243/4
25 %
72%
74
723/4
73%
25
253/8
25%
26
*
!
V
71
72%
-
25%
V,
x47%
48 Va
48%
*27%
29
,
49%
483A
27%
27%
*26 Va
4%
4%
43/4
43A
12
11%
11%
113/4
12%
36%
53 Vb
36
36%
53%
53%
52%
27
27%
27
29%
293/4
29%
29%
*51%
36%
*27 Va
4Va
12
11%
36
52%
27
x29
*51 Va
35%
*8%
*35%
10%
15
;
/' /
25%
29
5
36%
53Vo
27
29%
53 Va
36%
0%
37
10%
15 Vb
*83
4%
27
29%
36%
\
53
53 Va
*51%
36 '/a
36%
9
37
10%
15%
8%
9
*35%
37
373/8
*83/4
*37
4
B/a
2,600
V
1,800
5,700
15,600
503/4
,'■23,700
283/Q
100
4%
1,900
123/a
12%
8,300
36 %
36%
36%
11,200
53
53
53%
7,200
27%
27%
3,000
29%
27%
31%
53%
*51%
53%
36%
36 %
363/4
•
5,401)
■
9
9
9%
12,100
2,000
37%
37%
37%
50
10%
io3/4
10%
103A
10%
10%
2,300
14%
15%
153/a
153/4
15%
16%
37,900
u
10% Jan
19 Vb Nov
16% Dec 23
2
6
9% Jun
12
Jan
28
20% Feb
9
41
30% Mar 13
14% Aug
4
51
Apr
2
150% July 27
30 Vb Jun
19
35% Mar 16
86"% Oct
15
98% Mar
74
Aug
Dec
24
77
Dec
80
Sep
77% Feb
4
67
24
87
Mar
4
12'A Mar
1
22
43% Jan
4
No par
B
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
4
148% Jan
6
Union Carbide Corp
7% Jun
17
30% Jun
113% Aug
Jan
4
39% Aug 12
87% Jan
6
95
32
78
Aug
18
76
Feb
19
25
68 % Jan
5
3
77% Jan
7
84
33 Vb Mar
8
43% Jan
25 % Jun
2
7% Jan
4
5.
74 % Apr
Apr
8
26
July 15
4
40% Dec 23
53% July 10
29 Vb Nov
17
38% Feb
7% Nov
18
9% Feb 26
6
37% Jan
4
25% Feb
Aug
4
20 Va Apr
21
24% Jan
13
July 15
25% Apr
5
37% Jan
4
44% Aug
8
29'A Nov 27
19% Oct
1
80% Jan
6
36
Oct 28
45
Oct
14
136
80 Va Nov
30
19
66
Mar 26
9
Apr
3
109% Mar 26
32% Mar 26
22% Jun
12
30% Jan 22
86
Oct
21
95
25
Nov
27
38% Apr
64
Oct
22
01
24% Feb
Sep 23
7 Vb Dec
9
29
29 % Jan
12
Jan
2
23 Vb Nov
17
16
31% Sep 29
48% Jan 13
Mar 24
10
88% Apr 17
38% Dec
11'
29
32% Apr
20
.31
8% Aug
May 10
101
81
May 17
95
23% Mar
Mar
24
8
9
Jan
32% Jan
88
5
2
6
Artists
Corp
Biscuit
of
76
25
United-Carr
12
United
36% Mar 28
6
United
31
Aug
1
16% Aug
9
22 Va Jan
20% July 28
31% Jan
7% Jan
% Aug
4
1% Jan
11
50
Apr 12
64% Jan
4
30% Dec
3
42% May
For
6
34% Mar
61% Apr
4
14
85% Aug 18
35
75
Jan
Dec
20
21
30% Jan
30 Va Mar
83% Jan
4
4
24Vb July 19
49
footnotes, see page 24.
27
July 26
33% July
43 % Jun
90 Va
8
16
July 21
30% Jan
74% Jan
4
4
84%
*83
14,300
94
•
94.
73
*73
74
84%
*83
100
80
20
83%
83
83
84%
10
41%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
423/4
423/a
433/8
19,400
26%
27%
26%
27%
27
27%
27
273/a
27'A
27%
49,000
10,800
*82
8%
8VB
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 3/8
29%
29%
293/4
30%
303/a
30 3/4
23'A
23 VB
23%
23%
23%
233/a
23%
1,400
30 Vb
31%
30 Vb
31%
x31%
31%
31%
32 '/a
32 3/8
323/4
15,000
S
pfd—100
pfd
100
--1
x42%
44%
43%
44%
43%
43%
42%
433/4
42%
43%
56,800
*100
110
110
*101
93
93
95
95
93%
94
93
93
28 VB
29%
29%
30%
29%
30%
30
30%
34%
35
35%
35%.
*95
35%
34%
98
23
No par
(Del)_._2.50
56
31%
7%
Corp
1
B
*94
110
98
*101
*94
95
100
'
700
29%
30%
29,900
36
36%
6,300
*95
«
99
58%
58%
58%
57%
58
3.000
31%
31%
32 %
33
33%
5,500
7%
7%
7%
73/a
7%
15,700
32%
*32 Va
22%
23 %
56%
58
58
31%
31%
31%
31%
7%
7%
7%
7%
32%
*32%
33
99
101
*93
23
22%
33
3 6 :,/b
101
22%
22%
56%
32
35%
*95
98
102 %
7,000
32%
33
22%
22%
33%
1,700
400
17%
17%
17 SA
173/8
17%
No par
20%
21
2Q3/a
21
25,500
Corp
10
Improvement Co—13 Va
United
Greenfield
Corp
10
United Industrial Corp
.r—1
30%
30%
29%
30
30%
15,000
49%
50
50 %
50%
*50%
17%
18
17%
18%
9%
9%
25
65% Dec 28
*83
73
39%
38%
*73%
.
21
Jan
2
74
80
16%
20
19
*73
933/4
*73'A
20%
29
1 Vb Nov
73%
,38%
93%
80
17
16
45% Jan
73%
38%
38%
95%
*73%
,,
.
8,000
29%
Foundry—S
&
United Gas
4
74%
38%
*93%
80
24,700
8%
United Gas
8
*73
*73%
333/4
1223/4
23%
United Fruit Co
28
80
120 %
20%
30 %
5
7% Jan
94%
95%
2,600
33
121
33%
117%
16%
6
11% Jan
38%
94%
V
33
3 4'A
117
20%
25
18% Jun
...38%
38
*94
*73%
115%
17 VB
53% Jan
19
,38%.
33%
34%
116
21 Vb
32% Jan
May 10
34 VB
115%
V
19
5% July 21
34%
116%
-20%
46% Apr
7
34%
115%
29%
(Del)
27% May 20
16% Apr
4,200
65,000
73/8
*94
Engineering
59% Aug 27
21% July 24
2ya Mar 10
14%
493/8
7%
7%
3%
United Electric Coal Cos
45% Mar 9
42% Jan 22
Jun
14 S/8
47%
8
*22%
Fastener
Corp
143A
49
No par
10
United Carbon Co
23
14%
47
/' 7%
America—No par
Carton
Feb
7
13
&
Jan
16% Jan
Nov
Board
United
15
47%
7%
23%
preferred
18
2
28
$4.50
14%
45%
7%
29 "Va
common
conv
conv
United
14%
45%
7%
10
Corp
of 1955)
United
16'A Jan
23
80% Sep 10
Aircraft
United
14%
43%
8
8%
Lines Inc
15
20% July 20
29% Sep
Air
14%
41%
*7%
23%
Co
Drill
Twist
11
38
Mar 21
Union
United
14%
41
29%
10
No par
5
Co
Car
39% Jun
9% May 19
37% Mar 16
7
Tank
common—10
preferred
non-cum
Union
30% Aug
23% July
9
No par
Co
RR
(ser
Apr
1
4%
Pacific
(ser of 1956)
27
54% July 25
Union
4%
July 20
Co
7';Union Electric .Co common—_—10
Preferred $4.50 series.
No par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Preferred $4 series
—No par
Union Oil of California
25
4%
93
29Va Jun
Rubber
&
9
Aug
Mar 11
22
.
Corp
Asbestos
Union
Aug 12
18
84% Jan
L._l
(The)
Convertible pfd series
United
Merch
United Park
."United
Shoe
&
Mfrs
A
Inc
City Mines Co
Mach
common
17
9%
9%
L-8.50
6VB
6 VB
1
17%
17%
1
28
25
6% preferred ;
US Borax & Chemical Corp com—1
4%% preferred
100
U S & Foreign Securities
—1
US Freight Co
No par
6
17%
1
1
1
6 %
18
1
18
9%
6
17%
1
30%
30%
30 3/8
30 3/4
50 3/4
50%
51
52
18%
Xl8%
19%
183/4
19%
5,500
9%
93/8
9%
9 Vo
93/o
19,500
51
6
6
173/4
18
1
1
6
18
1
6
17%
1
6
4,500
.54%
54%
54%
55%
55%
55%
55%
57%
>32%
32%
32%
32%
323/4
323A
*323/4
*33%'
39%
37%
39 VB
38%
38%
39
39%
395/8
40%
*
90%
90%
90%
*90%
91%
90%
90%
90%
903/a
24%
25%
25%
26%
26
26%"
51%
52
55
57
56%
58%
*90
25%
.
26
25%
26
51%
53%
53%
55%
...
3.600
11,100
1%
33%
39
1,100
18%
54
53%
*32%
3,400
5,800
180
10,500
110
4,300
15,100
24
(616)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previona
86% Sep
*45% Sep
22
7% Dec
28
,
-
12% Jan
14*4 Apr
9
267/a Dec
23
8% Jan
2
10
24% Jun
18
29
Jan
29 % Oct
30
40
Dec
39 % Oct
23
58% May 18 t
76
24
33% Jan 19
26% Jan
3
35
4
Jan
5
Jan
4
Jun
29
21
4
47 y4
26% Jan
26
8% Jan
17% Jan
30
2
12 y8 Jan
19
Mar 30
60 y4 Aug
Jun
15
14
May
25
15% Jan
12
63% Jun
17
5
6
14
80% Jun
4
31% Apr
8%
"21
291/4 Dec
21
22 % Aug
12
29% Feb
17
28% Jan
5
42
Aug 10
71
Nov
17
84
Jan
10
70% Feb
16
83
Jun
40
Feb
9
50
July 29
41% Feb
16
36% Feb
18
32% Feb
3
31
Jun
9
40
NOV
27
16
42
9% Jan
2
13 Va July 28
22i/aJan
2
30% Nov
31% Jan
5
36% Apr
26% Sep
53
21
Jan
Mar
34
47% Aug 27
29 y# Nov
26
38
Jun
44
9
Upjohn
13
Jan
20
5
26% Feb
12
35% July 21
17
31% Feb
26
36
12
67% Jun
23
Nov
39% Jan
11% Jan
Oct
22
96 Va Dec
4
19% Jan
2
98% Dec
18
108
1
39%
100
*80%
Co
Vendo
99% Jan
4
$5
80
Jan
29
84
July 28
18
89
Aug 10
$4.20
79
Sep
29
87% Mar 16
82% Jun
23
12% Nov
11
20% Mar
9
21% Mar
9
19
2
15 y8 Dec
4
87% Jan
2
96i/2 Feb
20
85
Jun
30
86% Jan
2
103% Feb
11
95
Jun
15'
Jan
4
5%
8
102%
convertible
83%
62,300
1461/4
5,100
24
*36
31%
19
19
24%
24%
24
36
25
*36
37
7,000
37
20
30%
31%
301/4
30%
*19'A
19%
19%
20
xl2
12%
11%
36%
36'/a
59 %
60
13,400
37%
7,600
58%
591/4
1,700
158
158
158
*157
158
,
12%
36%
37%
60 V*
500
11%
12 V*
35
*60
5,700
110
64%
66%
63%
66%
63%
65 "A
65'A
68
97,900
23Va
23 %
23%
24%
23%
24%
241/4
251/4
26,700
41
41
41
41%
42
41 y2
42
81%
82
60%
59
j,
41%
41%
83
83
83
59%
58 Va
59%
58%
59%
21,600
34%
*80
34
35
35%
35%
6,200
*80
83
3,000
290
343/4
351/4
36
36%
36%
38%
1,900
19%
19%
201/4
20
20%
2Cy4
20%
14,700
12%
12%.
12%
12%
12 3/4
12%
12%
3,800
:
*34
34%
34%
400
34%
34%
34%
34%
*34%
54%
56%
543/8
77%
83
80%
34%
34%
34%
35
*34
*343/4
34%
34%
*34%
35
34%
35
56I/8
833/4
55%
56%
53
55%
533/4
551/4
21,100
82%
863/4
33%
89
88%
91%
58,100
41%
5
3
3
3%
.
43%
41%
44%
441/2
46
61,000
3%
2%
2%
114%
3
3
XIO8J/4
121
113%
116 3/4
27%
253/4
27
263/a
26%
88
108 V*
26%
109
26
3
3
8,600
116
117
119
9,500
26% '
26
•
300
26%
6,200
100
8
100
100
100
88
88%
88%
86%
86%
*84%
86%
85
85
45%
46%
45%.
46
46
46'A
453/8
46J/4
45%
47i/4
15,800
103%
103%
104%
1051%
400
*83
85
*83
85
*86%
88%
*86%
88 J/2
88%
100
86 %
86%
*86%
87%
1
93/4
9%
9%
9%
16
*14%
15
*143/4
*86 '•
87%
♦86
*98%
99%
common
preferred
53/4% preferred
100
preferred
6 %%
Apr 14
24
31%
19
12%
157
82%
145%
35%
:<
Co
145%
36
*157
800
82%
145%
82
82 V\
1,000
49
12%
—
preferred
Materials
Vulcan
943/4 Apr
13% Jun
4
*48 %
19
preferred—
$4.12
87% Aug 10
15% Jan
49
35%
No par
com
$4.04 preferred—...
82% Jan
*48 Vat
10,000
12%
preferred
86% Mar 23
49%
145%
1,290
301/4
19%
partic preferred
91% Mar 17
29%
23%
.1.25
15
30
80%
1.25
16
29%
48%
35%
59%
157%
2.50
78% Oct
9% July 28
29
145%
9,000
39
39
31 y4
19
*38
38 V*
36%
1
81% Dec
1561/2
157'A
38%
30%
36
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
105% Aug 12
156%
156%
157
12%
9
5
521/4
19%
issued
6% dividend
77
51%
35%
8
1
273/4 Jun
10
45
*75%
52
34%
9
29
9,100
43%
77
34 Vst
Vick Chemical Co
Jun
42%
50'A
33%
16
91% Jun
41%
*75%
50%
33%
124% Jun
51
1,200
33V*
9
26
26%
12.80
Feb
Apr 22
26%
59"A
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
79
26%
23%
■
10
Va-Carolina Chemical
6,200
*26%
58%
11
34% Jan
156 V*
200
22%
1
—
Co
When
Aug 12
26%
77
*37%
6,300
8
22%
42 V*
49%
28%
8
22V*
80%
58%
.
6% Jan
4
Jan
23
26%
50
900
10,000
38
28%
8%
15,800
9%
9%
28%
*8
i
26%
.*37%
38
200
6
22 V*
40%
♦75%
*25%
28%
8 V*
22
77
12
157
9'A
28%
*8
22
5%
26%
9%
*37%
39
28V*
8%
22 %
26 V2
42V*
35%
59%
65%
$2.28 convertible preferred-
46
21% Mar
Mar 20
39% Mar
63
28
76
35% May 25
107
157
Variari Associates
91% Aug 12
b
9
100
2% Jun
4% Dec 29
821/4 Nov 25
59 V*
V^n Raalte Co Inc
5
20
41 V» Aug 10
33% Jun
58%
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
13% Mar 15
38% Mar 11
76
35%
com_No par
*37%
15,100
162
6Va
26%
9%
9%
v
28
*36
30%
20
12%
Vanadium
5
4
Jan
May
11%
34%
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Corp of America
5
343/4 Jan
*19%
1
Utah Power & Light Co
21
V,
36%
31%
30y4
9%
39
Shares
991/4
*160
160%
160%
6
26%
23%
23%
*36
Corp —_——2.50
Products Co_
1
4V*% preferred
18% Aug
11
Tobacco
48
1
30c
Corp—
Corp
Pictures Co Inc com
Universal
23
81 %
145
Match
Universal Oil
7
18% Sep
251/4 Oct
*25%
156y4 156%
38%
38%
27%
30%
48y4
48y2
80
81V*
144% 145y4
37%
28y4
23%
preferred—25
preferred
Universal
17
62% Jun
Leaf
Universal
Apr 13
15S
Jan
148
Whelan
United
80%
144%
No par
common
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
4
47% Feb
28
Apr 10
51% Jan
6%
26%
V
49
157
Pharmaceutical—1
&
United Stockyards
13% July 11
32% May 11
Co
noncumulative
Vitamin
U S
49 y2
156%
37y4
27%
47%
16%
100
Corp common
Tobacco
S
7%
8
24% Mar 29
8
Feb
9
Feb
U
Aug 12
36
3
Steel
S
Min com
———
77
49
100
1
50
50 ':'
7% preferred
36% Jun 24
41% Apr
157
9
Dec
146
U
146 % Aug 12
14
53% Oct
5
103% Jan
1st preferred
Corp
Smelting Ref &
>
5
common
1% preferred
19
4
24
50% Mar 12
14'/a Feb
Feb
S
Co
non-cum
Shoe
S
U
preferred series B
Rubber
8%
U
27
Apr 12
34% Jan
9
34 V* Mar 24
50
Plywood Corp common—
6
26%
9%
*37%
v
"
the Week
9 8'A
99%
98
6%
*8
22 V*
26 Ve
41
*75%
5
5
1
100
Friday
Aug. 11
159%
158
5%
27 y2
8%
22%
27
;42%
S
11
Apr
36%
^
U
2
22
21
37'/4 Feb
47
July 22
74% May
7
157% Aug
27 %
*8%
22'%
*26 Va
42%
*75%
common
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co__—.—
3%%
139% Jan
28
6
22
4
26% Mar
24
33% Oct
29% Sep
Aug
27%
Co
S
U
19
37
1
10
Lines
S
U
19
64
*37%
6V2
26%
9%
40
preference
A
S
Jan
77% Feb
144
Jan
5
50% Jan
Jan
5%
class
4 %%
U
26
Jun
7
22% Dec
46
3
98%
99%
158% 159
99%
158
98%
157
26 %
9%
S
27
48
153
U
25
8% Jan
75
1087/a Aug 31
7
88% May
29% Jan
40% Aug 10
26
54y4 Peb
22
8
20% Jun
38 y4 Feb
27% Sep 30
45% Nov
6
U
15
Jan
Aug. 10
98
99%
Aug. 12
Wednesday
Aug. 9
Hoffman Mach common—82%c
S
5%
6
19
69% July
142% Sep
138% Sep
13% Jan
154% Aug 10
47
Oct 29
10
45% Feb
8
40
preferred
SalM for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Tuesday
50
S Industries Inc common—
1
4Vs%
preferred series A
—50
U
4
12
Mar 31
7% Mar
21
7
8 Vk Jan
31% Feb
4
100
Gypsum Co common
7%
3
25% Jun
26
Jun
99
9
Jan
27
160% Aug 11
8% July 25
•
38
40*4 Oct
Jan
116% Jun
26i/2 Aug
36% Mar
22
9 % Sep
Jan
U S
13
12
5% May
29
2
17
44% May 28
35 y8 Apr 20
29
28% Oct
149
Mar 30
165
22
86% Feb
Apr 27
120
LOW AND
•'
Aug. 8
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
0V;„".
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
%
STOCKS
.
100
103 V*
1,000
*83
85
*83
89
*87%
89
89
89
"87%
87%
*87
89
*87
89
93/4
9%
9%
10
9%
10%
10,700
143/4
143/4
*147/a
15
14%
14%
200
88
*86%
87%
*87%
89
60
993/4
*98%
99%
*98%
993/4
30
87%
871/2
:
105
85%
*83
15
99%?
104%
104
104
1033/4
*98%
99%'v
851%
160
20
V
'
•
.
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'
.'
■
i
aiSwaH liit-iT
/
.
w
25
40
76% Mar 11
62
May 13
17
66% Sep
46% Nov
30
30
Jun
2
21
21
15% Aug
1
Dec
14% Jan
2
.
43% Sep
Apr
45
55'% May n
21
33% Mar 30
41% July
39
22
11% Nov
4
18% May 19
12% May 19
Feb
22
50
Aug 21
28% Apr
7
65% Aug 21
16
24% Jan
8
20
Oct
26
48
Jun
12
14
4
40
Jan
4
1
623/4 Jun
27
15 V* Jan
4
Feb
58% Jun
Sep"n
15% Jan
18
9
17
Feb
8
9
48% Jan
36% Feb
9
45% May
12
48% May
12
31% Feb
24
8y8 Jun
30
16 % Dec
30
23% July
33
Jun
19
383/4 Apr
d51/4 Dec
28
102
79
23
90
78% Dec 29
91
8
24
Apr 13
May 6
Apr 17
Dec
May
8
61
Dec
31
101
26
Jan
7
38
23% Jan
8
4
30% Jan
15
Wayne
7% Jan
14
14
Mar 31
Aug
4
17
1
86% Jun 22
4.20%
86
4.10%
37
July 25
92% Feb
20
8
35% Jan
4
41% Jun
17
15
Jun
May 11
32% Nov
17
35
Dec
31
28% May
16% Apr
Jan" i
53%
213/4 Feb
19
41% May. 11
57
13
32% Jan
5
Jun
10
87% Jun
14
29
11
7
May
92% Jan
2
9 8 3/4 Mar 13
39% July
77% Jan
Apr
1
Apr 25
93% Apr 28
6
22
July 26
64
Mar
6 6 3/4 Dec
22
102% Mar 11
15
July 23
8
Jun
7
14
7
28% July 21
25% Jun
36
6
51% July 23
40
9
17% Jan 23
30 % Nov
51% Mar 11
Sep 22
July
6% Jan
453/4 Sep
88
Mar 31
29
Sep
2
14% Dec
39% Jun
46% Sep
22
1
23
129
Sep 30
23%.Tun
10
14
40% Jan
17
35y« Sep
118
1
6
2
6
Mar 25
27% Jan
22
28% Dec 31
36% Mar
53% Jan
67'A Dec
2
9
6
31
69% Nov 19
84 y2
83
Dec
7
943A Feb
2
79
Nov 18
92% Aug
14
9% Nov 23
90% Feb
10
31% Feb
9
H41/4 Jan
>
7
16% Nov 10
July 15
12% July 24
39% July
49% Jun
148
I
24
Sep
1
253A Jun
24
14
Jan
Apr
1
6
96% Jan 27
34% Jan 22
t 683/4 July
8
48% July
10% May 11
17
17%
2,200
70%
71%
10,300
34%
34%
9
45
convertible
51
*501%
51%
51
51
413/4
41%
42
42
41 %
41%
41%
413/a
*37%
38 J/4
*37%
3 8 3/8
*37%
38%
38%
38%
38%
383/4
400
243/4
25 J/4
25
25%
*25
25%
*25
25%
251/2
25%
500
5%
5
51/4
5
•5%
5
5i/4
5%
5%
5,100
5
8
8
75
*11%
113/4
11%
113/4
11%
12%
*11%
11%
11%
ll3/4
900
39%
39%
393/4
403/a
40%
40%
40%
403/o
40%
41%
6,900
pfd
100
96
96
*95
96
96
96
943/4
953/4
953/4
96
100
*85
86%
*85
861/2
*85
86%,
87%
*861/2
87
100
*83%
85
*831%
85
*83%
85
85
*85
86
4
23% Jan
7
40
12,000
20%
21%
21%
213/4
36
36
36%
36
36
2,400
*97
99
99
x98
98
*98
*98
99
20
303/4
*97
30%
31
31%
33
303/4
*31%
313/4
99
31%
31%
31%
*313/4
33%
*31%
18%
183/2
18%
18 3/8
18%
18%
13%
18%
183/4
19
28,000
2.50
44 J/4
45%
44J/4
443/4
43%
44%
43%
441/8
44
44%
29,400
10
26%
27J/4
263/4
271/a
26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
273/8
6,000
6.23
533/8
553/8
531/8
541/a
53%
54%
54%
551/8
54%
551%
51,100
871/4
*86%
87%'
87
87%
87%
871/4
1
common
*30
33
.
*861/4
49%
95
95
v.:
45%
*46
45 J/4
44
44
1003/4
Service
Co
43%
♦100
46%
453/,
44
16,600
*45%
443%
100%
45
683/4'
100
300
46
46 3/4
4,900
*81/2
8%
83/4
8%
93/8
9%
9%
*25'/2
26%
*25%
26%
*251%
26%
*25%
26%
40
40%
*40
41
*40
41
41
41%
41%
41 %
22 J/4
22%
21%
22
22%
22%
22%
223%
22%
23%
1,400
37 %
37%
38%
373/4
383/4
37%
38
371/4
38
4,000
50'/a
1
27
14 J/4
53 J/2
40
40%
*123
125 %
100 34
36
36%
81J/4
82
*80%
83
*80%
27
*24
27
*24%
27
14
13%
13%
36%
14
51
13%
52%
40%
*123
x521/4
41
40%
125%
*123
36%
36%
52%
52%
41%
125%
29%
29%
10
24
24 J/4
23%
24%
X23%
23%
10
64
65%
65
65%
64%
65%
46%
47
*87
81V2
9
29 J/2
223/4
99
193/4
473/4
89
47%
*87
813/4
8 li/z
9%
8%
30
30%
223/4
223/4
100»/2
983/4
20
20%
47%
20%
13%
5234
41%
*123
53%
413/a
7,200
126
30%
293/4
30
23%
243/a
24%
243/a
64%
643/4
65
653%
47%
47
473/4
48
50
89
87
87
89
90
82%
821/2
83
83
8%
83/4
83/4
30
..
30%
30%
22%.
22%
x97%
20%
600
3,900
16,400
14
X83/4
301/4
'
29%
.
800
27
82%
*87
9
223/4
30
85
80
3,900
5,800
38
*26
81%
89
813/4
100
533/a
41
*123
29%
,
37%
*82
;
13%
41%
29%
-
37
125%
29%
•
*100% 100%
83
*25%
10
Yale 6c Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring 6c Wire Corp—
8
Youngstown Sheet 6e Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
50
24%
:*67
453/4
44%
100%
953/4
23%
69
5,500
8%
10
8
*95 :«'■
943/4
23 3/a
51%
26%
100
Corp
*453/4
443/4
943/4
*67
400
105
51%
51%
23
69
*102
105
8%
133/4
-
23%
*67
..
46%
43%
1003/4
953/4
223/4
'
50%
*25 J/2
:
10c
-
69
*102
50%
6,500
32
33%
1003/4
8%
*253/4
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com—
:■*
105
*943/4
23
*67
33
49%
943/4
223/4
67 J/4
*100
*102
49%
943/4
22%
67 J/4
-
105
49
22%
No par
10
Inc
*30
*102
48%
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
6
5,500
57%
21%
14
6
"lO
39%
*95 3/4
X35%
10% Jan
Jan
89
39%
97
35%
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series
.100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)_
No par
37% Jan
21
383/4
21
13
38
*95%
35'/4
20
Woolworth (F W) Co
138% Jan
953/4
203/a
Aug 12
:
39%;
953/4
36
Jan
28% July 14
39
20%
(The S S)
July 11
4
391/4
97%
36
90
July 14
-
20
66
1
•% Feb 14
18
38%
*953/4
96
550
1
80
preferred
Iron
85
5
85% Jan
July 27
Apr
2
39
96
V:
*86%
100
corn—
80% Mar 10
95% July 27
38%
5
100
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
Woodward
1,800
5
common
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public
r.
4
78
22% May
52
1
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
26
400
51
413/4
5%%
Industries
1,300
51%
41%
,
Windsor
30% Aug 11
30% Jan
8
23% May 31
Mar
*51
*51%
803/4
Apr
12,000
34%
36 J/4
July
100
1,700
47
71%
803/4
42% July 11
46%
17
36
127
46
34%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
:
5
54
4
25
46
46%
46
5%
No par
143/4 Mar 30
36% Apr 29
47%
5%
17
87
$4.25
5%
70%
105
Wilson & Co Inc
5%
17%
36
10
6
343/4
5
19
5%
6i/a
70%
1
26
86
17%
Wilcox Oil Co
Feb
11%
86
34%
White Stores Inc
273/4 Feb
11%
851/2
69%
283A Jan
43
11%
85%
70
87
8
82% Feb
11%
86
11%
171/4
*102
14% Jan
11
113/a
*85%
86
46%
27% July 12
52% Jan
8
23% Jan
59
6
preferred
.100
White Sewing Machine common
1
Prior preference
20
$3 convertible preferred
50
32% May 9
May 27
25% Feb
113/4
100
Motor
4
1,900
11%
*85
34%
Telegraph
Dental Mfg
79
Jan
Union
White
Mar 30
9,900
11%
341%
Westinghouse Air Brake
White
40
42% Jan
Western
6
9
10 3/a
68%
Westinghouse Electric com
3.80% preferred series B
8
May 23
10%
17
Ry com__No par
preferred
40
2nd
25
2
10%
No par
Pacific RR
673/4 Jan
313/4 Mar 10
119
Maryland
Co
93/4
34 J/2
Co
Auto
Western
4%%
10
9 3/8
70J/2
preferred series B
preferred series C
noncum
1,100
5
Supply Co
4.80% preferred
4%
1,500
58%
17%
Pulp & Paper common
4%% preferred.
Western Air Lines Inc_
Western
37
58%
56
_No par
Co
4%%
1003/4 Feb
July 19
21% Aug
-
623/4 Jan
41% July 25
Jan
35
2
103
37% Mar 14
99
24% Jan
19% Oct
4
May 26
53% Mar 20
78
40% Mar 30
65
47
CC% July
78
2
Feb 17
103
7
Sep 21
6
37
Feb
52% May
65% Sep 28
37'/2 Dec 24
Jan
6
4
88 V* Jan
112
July 29
25 V*
Dec~17
38% Mar 18
Dec~29
98
37% Jan
37
573/4
683/4
West Va
Western
4
45%
32y8 Jan
2
17
96
Jan
4
Aug
26
7
56% Jan
29% Feb
31
Jun
20
14
July 22
100% Aug 12
Apr
35% Dec
97
Jun
963/4 Aug
;
17
24
28
Power
19
29
24
West Penn
78% Jan
Nov
Nov
May 11
82% Feb
Dec
77%
Electric
96
363/4
57%
5
Kentucky Coal
4
31
103
West Penn
Jan
87
95
29%
4
12
West
36%
9%
1
Jan
27
1.400
55%
36%
57
17%
Knitting Mills
41 % Aug
10% July 28
56%
56
56%
36%
57
X55%
57%
34%
Waukesha Motor Co
33% Jan
1,800
1
Welbilt Corp
5
38
27% Sep 22
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
45% Jan
Apr 21
100
2,600
16%
36J/4
93/8
46 J/4
66
313/4
57
9%
6
1
31%
•*16%:
No par
(S D) Co
43
16%
353/4
45
10
Warren
Pharmaceutical
Warner-Lambert
30
5
5
Co
20
513/4 Aug
4
July 1
23% July 14
21
93
Warner
Jun
37
4
3% Jan
42
2
21% Mar
373/4 Jun
76
313/a
15%
*56 J/4
*5%
*64
66
31
16
35 J/4
86
*64
31%
16
56 J/2
*85
v
66
31%
16
57%
57 J/2
*64
66
31%
:
11 v*
/
_1
.
15%
9%
—'
1
Corp
31
56%
_100
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
38% May 25
251/4 Jan
Sep
6% preferred
Ward Industries
*63
16
35 %
-
2.50
_
7
50% July
10
Feb
Co_
63%
31%
16
*56%
Ti
1
Ward Baking Co common
7
10% Jan
& Tiernan Inc
Walworth
15
89% Jan
(Hiram) G & W
Wallace
63%
31%
100
15
No par
10
No par
;
Walker
2
51
4
54% May
41% Jun
14
7
37% Mar
Corp
Walgreen Co
Jan
30% Apr 27
46
System
35% Aug
10 3/4 Aug
84% July
20
12 y« July
8% Dec
Electric
Waldorf
5% July 11
18% Aug 24
94
RR
Wagner
8
8% July 18
Sep
83% Dec 29
Wabash
25
73% Mar
41
29*
52% July 20
4%%. preferred
7
44% Jan
18 V* Jun
•
8%
8%
303/4
2,200
2,400
12,900
5,800
220
1,200
2,100
5,200
303/4
30%
«22%
22%
22 3/4
23%
98%
1001/4
98%
100%
29,300
20%
20%
20%
20%
i
1,200
99
21
3,700
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Bond Record from the New York Stock
FRIDAY
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Exchange
The itali0 I#tter« in the column headed "Interest Period" Indicate In each case the
when the bonds mature. Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a
month
point.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Tuesday
Aug. 8
Low
High
Aug. 9
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Tear 1959
Lowest
Highest
Range Slnee Jan. 1
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
EXCHANGE
Treasury 4fts
Treasury
Apr 11
S6.8
Wednesday
Thursday
Aug. 10
Low
High
Friday
Aug. 11
Law
High
104.8
•104.2
104.10
*103.28
104,4
102.2
•101.26
102.2
*101.20
101.28
•101.20
•103.24
Sales for
Aug. 12
High
Low
104
Week
High
Bonds(S)
*104.6
104.14
Oct
1
1969
*101.26
101.28
*102
102.8
Feb
1
1980
*101.26
102.2
*101.26
102.2
*101.22
101.30
*101.20
101.28
*102
102.8
May 15 1968
Nov 15 1974
4s
Treasury 37/as
Treasury 3%s
Treasury 3yas——
Treasury 3V*b
Jun
Treasury 3%#
Apr 11
Low
*104
May 15 1975-1985
4s
Treasury
86.8
STOCK
*100.18
100.22
*100.24
100.28
*100.20
100.24
*100.20
100.24
*100,30
102.2
*100.8
100.16
*100.10
100.18
*100.8
100.16
•100.6
100.14
♦100.16
100.24
*94.22
99.30
•*94.16
94.24
*
*94.2
94.10
*93
93.8
*92.28
93.4
-
*92.20
93.8
*92.28
93.4
•92.20
Feb
15
1990
1978-1983
15
May
4
•*93
15 1985
*93.16
93.24
92.28
*92
92.28
•92
,
*94.2
94:10
92.8
*92.16
92.24
92.8
*92.16
92.24
.
Treasury 3s
3s
Feb
15
1964
*98.28
*98.28
99
*98.24
98.28
*98.20
Aug
15
98
*97.28
98.2
*97.24
97.30
*97.20
♦98
Feb
15
*88.8
88.16
*88.6
88.14
•87.28
88.4
*97.14
87.22
*87.30
88.6
Treasury
2%s
Sep
*99.25
99.27
*99.26
96.12 Feb
18
96.12 Feb
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
2%s
2%s
2Vas
2%s
2y2s
2'/as
2'/as
Treasury 2'/as
18
t
98.6
3s
1966
1995
*97.26
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
*99.26
1961
15 1960-1965
Feb
15 1965
Dec
15
15
99.28
*100.8
*99.27
99.29
*100.9
100.12
*99.26
100.13
♦100.7
99.28
100.11
96.24
*96.22
96.26
♦96.18
96.22
1961
*99.12
99.14
*99.13
99.15
*99.13
99.15
1962-1967
*94.14
94.22
*94.14
94.22
*94.12
94.20
Aug
15
15
98.24
*98.30
97.26
*100.6
*96.20
Nov
Jun
99
100.10
99.2
99.30
*100.8
100.12
*96.14
96.18
*96.26
96.30
*99.12
99.14
*99.14
99.18
*94.8
94.16
♦94.14
94.22
98.4
*97.28
98
*98.4
.
*98.4
1963
98.8
*98.4
98.8
♦
92.20
*92.12
92.20
*92.10
92.18
*92.6
92.14
*92.12
92.20
*91.2
91.10
*90.28
91.4
*91.6
91.14
*90.16
Dec
15
1963-1968
*92.12
Jun
15
1964-1969
*91.4
91.12
*91.4
91.12
1964-1969
*90.26
91.2
*90.24
91.2
98
99.8
Dec
15
*90.24
91
90.24
*90.26
Mar
15
1965-1970
*90.22
90.30
*90.18
90.28
♦90.14
90.22
♦90.8
90.16
7 *90.16
90.24
Mar
15
1966-1971
♦M.20
89.28
*89.16
89.24
*89.14
89.22
*89.8
89.16
*89.18
89.26
Jun
2'/as
2%s
15
1967-1972
*89.4
89.12
*89.2
89.10
*88.30
89.6
*88.24
89
*89.4
89.12
V
91.2
Treasury
2 Vis
2 Vis
Sep
15
1967-1972
*88.28
89.4
*88.26
89.2
*88.22
88.30
*88.16
88.24
*88.28
89.4
Nov
13
85.4
Jan
20
Treasury
2y2s
Dec
15
1967-1972
*89.4
89.12
*89.2
89.10
*88.30
89.6
*88.24
89
*89.4
89.12
93.24 Nov
10
93.24 Nov
10
Treasury
2'/4s
Jun
15
1959-1962
*98.20
98.22
*98.22
98.24
*98.20
98.22
•98.18
98.20
*98.22
1959-1962
*98.6
98.8
*98.8
98.10
♦98.6
98.8
*99.28
99.30
*99.28
99.30
♦99.28
99.30
Treasury
83.6
Treasury
2 Vis
Treasury
15
2Vis
International
Dec
Nov
Bank
15
1960
*98.3
98.5
*99.28
98.26
*98.6
98.10
*99.29
99.30
99.31
for
Reconstruction
&
Development
5s
Feb
15
1985
*106.8
107
*106.8
107
•106
106.24
•105.16
106.8
*106
4%s
NOV
1
1980
*103.8
104.8
♦103.8
104.8
•103
104
•103
104
♦103
104
1961
*101.24
102.24
♦101.24
102.24
•101.24
102.24
•101.24
102.24
*101.24
102,24
1
1973
*101.24
102.16
*101.24
102.16
*101.24
102.16
•101.24
102.16
*101.24
101.26
1
1977
*101.8
102
*101.8
102
•101.8
102
•101.8
102
♦101.8
102
1
1978
*98.16
99.8
*98.16
99.8
*98.16
99.8
•98.16
99.8
*98.8
99
15
1979
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99.8
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
Champion Paper
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended August
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Philco
Last
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debs
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103
104%
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96
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85
70
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91%
87%.
2
91%
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91%
94
88
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96
94
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84%
-
-
92 Va
1
93%
93%
—
103%
98 %
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3'As
Service
59%
Jan-July
58
91%
89%
112
81%
85
22
64%
47
77
79
84
•
88%
•
-
.
*87%
—
55%
37%
i
1
40%
■
*78
r
7k
59%
•
40%
40%
^__May
June-Dec
1971_k__—_Ja"n-July
•—
i.—
'
,
.
'
Yonkers
Electric Light &
Power
2%s l976_Jan-JuZp
—
--
r*
'
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot. sale not
Undpr-the-rule sale not included in the year's range. rCash sal*
y Ex-coupon.
;'
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity. : :
' f.
t Companies reported as being In bankruptcy, receivership/or reorganized under Section 77 ol
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current weefc-
9i%
95
Deferred
included
In
99
A Bonds
American Stock
delivery
sale
not
the year's range,
not Included
the
In
n
year's range,
selling flat.
'
:
,
,
.
Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
the
on
and
following extensive list
American
we furnish a complete report of the transactions
Exchange for the week beginning Monday Aug. 8,
Stock
ending Friday Aug. 12.
It is compiled from the report of the American
Week's
Range
-
Corp class
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp__:
Low
Par
—
Petroleum
A—_1
^
10c
Low
1%
'1 500
2% July
5
Jan
1%
2'/a
24,500
1% Aug
3%
Jan
6%
7%-
4%
4'/a
4%
Acme -Wire..Ca___!
For
footnotes,
1
10
see page
33.
•13%
14%
6,900
600
600
'
5% May
4'/a Aug
13% Aug
8%
5%
21%
include
security
every
whether
Plastics
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Corp
Manufacturing-—
Aero
Jan
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores..—
Aid Investment & Discount Inc.-
Supply
Range Since Jan
Low
9%
8%
High
9%
6,500
~1
Corp—
Aerojet-General Corp
Manufacturing
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
60 %
60 %
63%
11.000
_1
8%
8%
,4.%.,
20%
21
4%
5
Par
Admiral
Jun
Jan
to
Last
High
3%
6%
Ipc
intended
dealings have occurred during the current year.
STOCKS
High
Acme
Products
is
American Stock Exchange
Aeronca
Precision
and
which any
Range for Week Ending Aug. 12.
Range Since Jan.1
3
Acme Missiles & Construction Corp
Class A common
25c
■
in
Friday
Shares
Friday
Aberdeen
bond
for Week
of Prices
itself
Exchange
or
Sales
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Stock
stock
10c
-
1
_
1
~4%
».
72%
88%
115%
50
50
1976;
.
k
84
.
Co—
series A 2004—:
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan 1 2029
4s
Wisconsin
68%
'
__
•
—May-ZVov
1980
debs
.83%
77%
-66%
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970—'
Mar-Sept'
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967-—.—Jan-July
mortgage
.
.', 88
77%
♦65"
__
.
Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992__k_Mar-Sept
First
85%
:
•
-
,84
.'8.7
.
"
*114% 115 Va
Jan-July
——Jan-July
1975—
,
~l
v
__
*90%
Maryland
debentures
79
85
,
__
72%
'."*84%
registered
convertible
79%
-*87"-'—- '
May-lVow
I
gtd
r'v
3
83 '/a
■*87%
74%
73%
:
*85'/2—
V 83 %
83%
.76 Va
'
'
2361—
Jan-July
Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'/as series C 1979—!—__April-Ocf
5'As
debentures
1982
Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3V4s ser A 1981
Jan-July
5s Income debentures 1984
-May
4s
Western
a
1986-
i
,
83'/a
61%
56%
„
E
Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
1st mtge coll tr 4VaS 1988„_
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996.
3%s
Electric
Corp
'
2%s series
II
Penn
Central
83%
49
y,
■
3'As series B 1971—*—Feb-Nov
Warren -RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000__Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967_Jan-July
General mortgage 3s
1979—I
—___Map-Nov
Wisconsin
89%
'
*83%
.
53
95
mortgage
Southern
!.•.
.
mortgage
Whirlpool
120
...89%
98% 100
88%
'75—June-Dec
A
93%
95
100
Map-Nov
ser
•
147
61
109%
i
88%
-
mtge 4s income series A.Jan 1981___.—April.
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
April"
Gen
First
Gen
_Map-Nov
1977
A
Co—
63
131%
*
^
.
.
—
iivtue
106
73
Jan-July
■r'-yv:
Lines)
mtge
94
76 '/a
100% ,106 ' .* V."'
98%
83
99
k 88%
88%
Westinghouse
1973_June-Dcc
—
1994
conv
—
RR
1
__
f-.
.
3%s
1970
___L
1st
Pacific
17
80
*95%
Co—
4%s
-
104
80
104
Jan-July
RR
West
119
83%
248
Wabash
•
June-Dec
1963
'•
:
,
Gen
104%
84%
112 Vb 113%
113%
1986— .June-Dec
1971
2%s-4%s
Co
*85
1969,—_June-Dec
.
■"
97%
*85
-Jan-July
5s
debentures
subord
conv
•
4V4S cony subord debentures 1976__^—Mar-<S«pt"
Virgi«ia: Electric & Power Co—^
yv
U First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975__Mar-Seht,
First and refund mtge 2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sepf
i
1st mortgage
refund 3%s-ser I 1981__June-Dec,
1st &:ref M 314s ser J 1982—__k—AprJJ-Ocf
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s: 2003____Jan-JuZp
V. General mortgage
4V4S 1983__
Mar-Sept ^
'Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—
Map-Nov
f
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s ser F 1983—
,•■——Map-Nov,
6s subord Income debs 2008
Feb-Aug
100
100
3
y
102 Va
97
87
*85%
First
Fii'h»
77 %
85
.
103% 104%
Jan-July
Co—
First
96%
86%
•
105
-J an-July
'
<
.'
76%
99% 100
.April-Oct
1976
debentures
Indiana
Natural
Fran
'
4
1982—
debs
RR
Edison
Southern
Southern
118 %
96
88%
105
1987
Southern
San
87%
9614
.
.„
88 %
104%
.•••
..
■
__
*82%
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979—
JanrJuly
2%s
debentures
1985———
Feb-Aup
2%s
3y«s
•
:
.
79
87%
!
101% 102
1979—
2'/as
Oil
North Alabama
:
America—
4'/a
54
Apr
6% May
■
-
...
-200
,1,000
-
72 % May
10% Jun
7
Jan
22
Jan
3% May
2,200
4%
■
"
18
Jun
4% Aug
1
High
10 % July
4% May
2,700
9
-
•
v
.88V
901/2
83
"98%
>■<,
•82-
»80 k >
;iu:
V1-...''
93% 104%
y
*87%'
98
99
■
93%
,
;
1'
(Vanadium Corp. of
V.
-•
Marchant—
Socony-Vacuum
South
87
^8 %
79
T
77%.. 77%
.i
.__
1983. ._Feb.-Aug
1982
debentures
4%s conv
subord
conv
*95
.Map-Nov
_Jan-July
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Smith-Corona
.77%
•
J"..:-
-
*
■
Corp—
214s
Corp
f
s
Map-No v
<
I 95 ,•' '-98"■
4
•
99% IOOVb
•
v
1979———
Pipe Line 3.20s
_
•
''
'
-
'
1977
f
s
,-vkk':
._Feb-Aug
Co—4k:ki'kk,
subord
conv
Service
4%s
76%
.
*87%
*97%.
.June-Dec
;__
debentures
Co
82%
.
;
.
.109% .112
.Jane-Dec
1982—
&
85
*79.
v
.Mar-Sept
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2%s 19«6„
3sdebentm,es^I974k_————__i
Sears Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
4%s
65% *"'- 7214
•
89%
*7814
.
•
•
'
•87%
.'•■
*
i
>
•
mortgage 3s series- B
38
*86%
__
■
_
Line
66%
,65%
.May.-Nop,.
___.
'
'
«
\
' "
•
>
bond -certificates-1989-.
Second 4s ihc bond certificates NOy 1989 .Jan-July
St Paul Union. Depot 3 %s B 1971
:
April-Oct"
Seaboard Air
*76
.
•'
'
'f**
97%
86
98%'98%
*10014 ;
' " ~ '
uZ —Jan-July
f
>
89%
94%
——April-Oct'
•
.
91%
95
i"" k':'
95
-88%
26
90%
'
f. debentures. 1978—___i———-Jan-July
S Rubber 2%s debenture^ 1976
__^_^Map-Nov
•
94%-
y
4
s
United Steel Works Corp—•
Participating ctfs 4;7/8s 1968__-_
1
95
f
.89%
United States Steel 4s- debs 1983—__J——oaii-July
.
,
-
-
94%
-
**
'
■'
'
1st
.
•-
91
85
80
■
v •
•'
4
94%. 101
98
1966—April-Oct1
_Mar-Sept
^
82%
77
-
__
87
*~
'
1976——Feb-Aug
1977—
81%
87
k 74
June-Dec
"——Map-Nov 1
2%s
y
91%
<
7114 •' 7fi
debentures
-4%s
*
U
y
.
72%
66%'
11
8214
\
•;*98% •99%
1971-_May-Nov
75%
119Va
8214
95-
;
71
'
__
....
71.
debs
f
of America
Co
80%
-
75
118
mortgage 214s series C 1991-Mar-Sept
Car-4%s s
99%
75%
*82%
11514
* "
71%,.
9
.-*76i/8
Gas Corp 2%s 1970———l.Jan-July 1
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971—a.——^an-jutp
1st mtge & coll trust 314s 1972—Feb-Aug ;
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975——May-ZVop
4%s s f debentures 1972—
__April-Oct •
-,3%s sinking- fund debentures
1973^.-—April-Oct.
1st mtge & coll trust 4 %s 1977k
i^_iuMar-Sept •
1st mtge & eollytrujst 414s 1978—
Mar-Sept
:
105
69
—.
97%
'
84
69
'
2
79% 80%
1st
89%
108
.
__
*—-
April-Oct
k
___:
Francisco.' Ry Go^-
•
84%
73%
80%
72
99
'
United
122
85%
3
-
>■
—i.
1980-.
2%s debentures
RR
Biscuit
3%s
%
92%
90
,__
*91%
A- 1971———- Mar-Sept
St Lawrence di .Adirond'k 1st g-old 5s 1996 _jan-July
Louis-San
coll tr 2%s
314s 1982
&
Tank
United
97%
841%
98
.
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
1968—
—1
:
;_Map-Nov
mtge
mtge
.Refunding
„
*—
(
1st
3%s
Oil of California 2%s debs
<
y Second
r
2%s debs 1961—____Mur-Sept
of Missouri
Co
Pacific
■
•St
:
1986—
Union
'
Bagufenay Power-3s
84%
9214
97%
91
-
debentures
1st
1st
.__
_Mar-Sept.
—JanrJuly
June-Dec
1977—
3%s
Co
Union
—
.
conv
Oil
47
*73%
s
'
debentures. 1983—April-Oct*
6 %s
3s
.-
85%
.
McBee
'
Pacific—
97'/a
80
85'/a
31
95%
96%
81%
78%
9214
-
-
1990__ApriZ-Oct
C
Orleans 3%s
New
of
Electric
Union
Gas & Electric Corp—
,
General mortgage 314s series J 1969
Rchr Aircraft. 514s
cOnv debs
1977
M 3%s series
Trl-Continental Corp
Union
-
Rochester
RR
Tidewater
..
__
f
__
,
;^\;;,V.v/78
-
■
—
—
91%
Feb-Aup
—ApriZ-Oct
93%
80
Map-Nov
Map-Nov •
^ -<
■
*81%
*80
April-Oct
June-Dec
'
8614
*88
.
>
1985
1974
Term
10312
58%
~60
104%
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982—
96%
91%
.
129
102%
series B 1970__AprZZ-Oct
M 3%s
104%
108
11
first gold
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
93
12
and refund
95%
85
104% 104%
5s 2000
:
JunerDec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985__Jan-JuZp
84%
93
102% 103%
refund
and
%
120% 129
Louis—
St
Orleans RR—'
New
Texas & Pacific
<
104
90
va
104%
(The) 3%s debs 1983
3s debentures 1965——
First
85%
♦104
82
87
92
93
127%
Company
First
82
*90
91
80
.*82
t.
89
80%
6
95 V*
85
*5
91
84
90
95%
95
8714
impt M 4s series C 2019—-Jan-July
Corp
8514
80
94
■
—June-Dec
impt 2%s series D
&
101%
————June-Dec
and
Texas
78%
__
9014
and
Texas
12
8514
—
89%
•
June-Deo
1979_.
of
Assn
10214
,
conv notes
1979
senior notes 1980
RR
109
95
95%
__
May-Nou ;
Inc—
94%
92V4
90
85%
Jan-July.
1972——
46
116
*97 Va
Jan-July •
Jan-July
...
141%
98%
May-Nop
1966
1971
Refund
93
*158
1
Refund
97%
7
li73
notes
senior
Texas
26
1st mtge 6s
debentures
2%s
(James)
Terminal
18
96
*103%
Co
514 '/o
81
1973
capital
5s
;
debs
77
8014
112 Va
352
102%
*84%
C,-.
High
70%
76%
101%
97%
102
--
-w_
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1982
2
101
98%'
Jan-July
—
4lis
37/as
debentures
514s
84
81
r.
1955
,
k
Royal
84
__
1974
(Ohio)
77
101%
102%-
Low
_i
116% 120%
•
1982—Aprll-O'ct
.___Aprll-OcZ
Oil Corp 2V4s debentures
Oil Co 3%s debs 1981—
&
2%s
Corp—
subord
conv
Swift
100%
98
__
*95%
—Jem-July
1978—
—Jan-July
1978———Jan-July
series-C
Richfield
95%
Co
Surface Transit Inc
Talcott
118 % 119
1678_-_
A
94%
Superior
__
*78
103%
1983
—
Jan. 1
No.
120
June-Dec
Jan-July
debentures 2%s 1971__Map-Nov
(N J)
Oil
Chemical
Sunray
_
.
adjustment
95%
91
101
*82%
April-Oct
._Feb-Aup
.
<
514s
71
90%
~2
9514
93
90%
13
__
*84
85%
1984
3V4s conv
1983—
debentures
2%s
Standard
93
88
69
95%
*100
98%
89
—J an-July
—
§ A Consolidated
35
__
95%
Mar-Sept
•____—
1964-
Reynolds (R J). Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Mfg Co 3%s debs 19751
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp-—
:
§ADirect mortgage 7s 1950
k
§ A Direct mortgage 6s 1952__.k
;k § A Consolidated '. mortgage^es ,1953__.
Debt
92%
90 %
■*93%
April-Oct
Rheem
:•
(Indiana)
debentures
Staufi'er
2
95%
Reading Co first & ref 314s series D 1995_Ma]/rNov
..
Oil
98%
98%
90
mortgage 314s 1983_April-Ocf
1975
4%s
Oil
Standard
5s
Standard Oil
98%
9214
June-Dec
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
Standard
8714
Inc
77
Range Sinos
Sold
High
*80%
12)
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Map-Nov
conv subord debs
of California 4%s
Spiegel
112
85
__
'*70%
May-Nou
314s 1968_Jan-JuZp
1972—
debentures
105
98%
Sale Price
1985_____April-Oct
debs
1983—
debentures
3j/bs
4%s
■*9814
mortgage 5s 2021—Jan-July
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
mortgage 214 s 1979_June-Dec
First and refunding
Southwestern Bell Tel 2%s
96
—
9814
1964_May-Nov
•/»
103%
91%
287
Last
Period
Low
Co—
mortgage
314s
28
88
"*7214
1981—____.__Mar-.SepZ
Gas
&
1963
and
First
314s
Electric
Service
l2o
98
96
108% 110
guaranteed 4%S ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
Gamble
&
Public
102
-
9514
—_—-Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 414s ser J
115
Weeu's Range
or Friday's
High
'
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—•
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pit'tsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 314s 1964—May -Nov
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 314s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967____
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st general 5s series B 1962—
Feb-Aug
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
314s s f debentures 1986
ApriZ-Oct
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s 1983
»-.-Ja«-July
3%s conv debs
Procter
104%
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Low
No.
•*10814
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3148 s f debs 1972—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cnic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
High
BONDS
Rrngc Sine®
Sold
Low
subord
conv
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Corporation—
4'As
Friday
Week's Ilange
Friday
29
-
614
Jan
.
r.'
-
and Financial
The Commercial
Chronicle
,
.
Mondsy, August 15, 1960
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August 12)
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
..
Airlines
Algemene
86
26 Vn
26%
84
84
84
4
9%
23,200 Z
6%
7%
32,200
4%
4
4'/a
I,900
1
10
5%
50e
13%
Allied
Paper Corp
All-State Properties Inc
Israeli
79 %
80%
3%
4%
JO
Oil
Andrea
Jun
Jun
43%
6%
class
A
Anken
Chemical
Pools
&
Film
Corp
Arkansas
Fuel
Oil
Arnold
35c
preferred
Amer
Food
Associated
Oil
Inc
Jan
7
Aug
1,100
5% Mar
47
44 V*
55% May
Jan
Aug
6y4 May
12,700
85 ya
140
Jan
91
39%
3,600
34 y8
Jan
40
34
35'A
II,900
30%
Jan
38 ¥2 May
86 ¥4
Jan
91
16%
18'4
3.500
3%
5 V*
3%
5y8
2,800
%
ii
Aug
Cinerama
Jan
Clark
8 ¥2
Jun
America
Co
Gas
Research
7A
Clary
Jan
Claussner
1¥4
1%,
1%
6%
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9%
500
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11%
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10
•
13
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55
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200
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6
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25,600
5
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17%
20
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18
800
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Barker
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Barry Controls
Inc
class
B
.
Electric
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(AS)
Jan
5%%
Apr
Jun
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2,200
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15 y8 July
3% Jan
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900
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100
47%
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19
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prior preferred
47 ¥4
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25%
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7 ¥4
300
16
16
preferred
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Feb
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99 ¥4
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5%
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800
1% May
3¥a
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10,000
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5 ¥4
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D
4%
5%
3,600
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25
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250
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Co
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British
Petroleum
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—
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Bunker Hill
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5
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10
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6
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Corp
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8%
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Feb
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3 ¥4 Mar
2¥a
500
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6 ¥8
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103
67/a May
7 ¥4
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70,900
4
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4,230
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36
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32
11 ¥2
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17 ¥2
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10
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9
50
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150
6
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56
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13
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15,700
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18 ¥a
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26
10
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22,400
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11¥b May
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12
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9 ¥4
100
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13
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9
Mar
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3%
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16 ¥4
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12
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preferred
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Harris
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1%
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3%
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12,500
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8,300
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200
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27
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200
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100
1,500
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9 ¥2 Mar
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200
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50
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100
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27
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9,300
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3 V*
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23%
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43 ¥a
Feb
20
Jun
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1%
8
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3
24 ¥2
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600
5
5
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Jun
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10,700
29,200
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44% May
1,900
32
15,200
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8%
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Crowley Milner & Co.
3¥s
2,300
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11%
38 ¥4
4
12 ¥2
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51
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3,500
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6%
1
common
6 ¥2 May
1,600
2,000
l¥a
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30
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7%
•
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20%
33 ¥2
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7/a
4,300
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•
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—
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Feb
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1%
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6%
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Jan
16 V*
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19%
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8
700
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4
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a
1
4
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16 y8
1
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Jun
1,000
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3%
13 ¥2
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Jan
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Jun
16%
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Jan
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1%
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Blauner's
4
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57¥a
1%
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21
10
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1
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5
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21 ¥a
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25
400
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7,400
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50c
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36 ¥2
10c
7/a
7.50
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Shoe
16
May
20 ¥2
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19 ¥4
1
Jan
July
12 ¥b
class
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25%
6% May
l¥a
11 %
5
Pacific
Continental
7%
1
class A
Bearings
Inc
Beau-Brummel
-
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Feb
20 ¥4
Continental Materials Corp
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
8/5 Apr
;
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Jan
28 ¥2
13 ¥2
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46%
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9
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Baldwin Rubber Co
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Jan
17
Jan
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7 Vb
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35 ¥4
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Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc..
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7% Mar
900
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900
•
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68
81
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33
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15,500
8%
11 ¥b
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12%
4,200
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7%
19 %
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5,600
5,700
1
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2 V*
15%
1
non-cum
class
2%
14%
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Automatic Steel
2%
15%
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pesos
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Aurora
10
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Compudyne Corporation
25c
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Consolidated Mining &
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63 ¥2
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1
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27/a Jan
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6%
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Aug
100
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1
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Cockshutt Farm
Feb
66
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;
44
50% July
2¥4 Jan
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Aluminum
Coastal
Feb
8 ¥1
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10 ¥»
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99 V*
•
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Jan
l¥a
21
Jun
Jun
Jun
500
7%
Hosiery Co.—.—.—.——10
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Feb
6¥a Mar
11%
lc
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3
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2.400
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7,300
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35
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Jun
127/a
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27 ¥2
2
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Controller
25 ¥4
May
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Oil
Cliromalloy
Feb
6¥a
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III,900
\i
Consolidated
Christiana
29 ¥2
Aug
19
1,200
23
22
23
3,600
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3%
16% Aug
3
July
Feb
Jun
103
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21 ¥2
5
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90%
81
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57 ¥2
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26 %
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Chicago Rivet & Machine.——
39%
28 ¥a
75
66
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Aug
91 ¥4 July
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11
1¥4
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81
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Charter
7¥s May
4
1,300
4%
11
90 V*
22%
23,200
49%
1%
6
vf
•
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1
of
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del
6 ¥2
24,700
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2
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Atlantic Coast Indus Inc
Atlantic Coast Line Co
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5
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•17%
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x44¥a
Power
8¥a
6%
II
Laundries
Atlantic
22 ¥4 July
Industries-—
Associated
Associated
19%
7
——40c
Stores
&
conv
Jun
Aug
4¥a
2.50
dep rets reg
Associated
$1.50
Jan
15
15 y8
7.000
4
Equipment Corp
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
Electric
$1.40
Securities Corp common
ser B conv
pref
—
5%
1
Aro
Associated
Power
Central
pfd—100
Co
12 ¥2
Central
5%
5
1¥2
Central
7 5%
2A0
1
6%
6
6¥a
48 ¥»
ISOOorfe,
18
17 ¥2
17 ¥2
1
1
Feb
2,500
Jun
6 ¥4 Mar
10
Corp
Jan
1,200
Jun
5 ¥4 May
100
Jan
Apr
10
Jan
Jan
19%
200
J
56 ¥2
56 ¥2
Jan
I ¥4
15
July
8
21 ¥4
~5¥a ~5¥a
14
Feb
2%
&
2,400
Jan
Jan
Jan
¥2
Corp
Maine
9
11%
Jun
Mar
¥2
8¥a July
¥2 July
300
1,200
5¥a
32%
1
A
12%
8 ¥4
3.50% pref—100
Light 4% pfd
100
1
Hadley
1,100
A
9
»/4 Mar
•
America
of
10
9 ¥2
12%
12¥a
7
Jan
& Co
Corp
1,300
A
99%
Corp
Instruments
Central
%
-*
Apr
15%
4V8
12 ¥1
July
Feb
% July
19%
8 V*
4%
Apr
4 ¥2
47%
1% July
17%
Aluminum
convertible
29
w*
Jun
7¥4
1
1
5
1
200
700
warrants
Altex
200
10%
37/B
4,500
pfd—10
8,600
100
pfd
Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72
Armour & Co
Apr
29 y«
1
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
4¥a
4
Co
(AM)
Jun
300
5
Inc
Castle
Catalin
Cenco
6 V*
20c
Inc
Industries
Feb
Jan
5%
1
(J W)
Jan
i5y8
19%
Angostura-Wupperman
Carter
7%
4%
fir
_20e
—
1,200
17,530
ord_2s 6d
1
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B
16Va
7,000
2
4%
8%
'.5¥a
Light $5 pfd
Apr
Jun
14%
%
4¥a
5.50
Products
Jan
578 Aug
4%
Corp.—
Carolina Power &
Casco
Jan
l¥a
7%
Products
& Kennedy Inc
City
Baxter
14 ¥4
Jun
July
4¥a
1
Feb
Jan
%
5¥a
.6c
Jan
52
July
5
14
A
8 ¥2
Minerals
12% July
13%
2
1
Corp
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
l4~7i
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Ccrp 'A' shsJl.OO
Apollo
9,800
29 V*
—I
Mines
Ltd
Williston
14%
Jun
42 V*
1,000
6%
5
A
"
partic
Petrofina
Carey
26¥2 July
4%
13%
s
Ltd
Anchor Post Products
Anthony
44%
6 V*
Jan
Jun
Jun
2
2.50
Oils Ltd
49 %
July >
8 ¥4
22 y8 Mar
100
27,600
4
Northwest Mines &
Capital
6 ¥4 Mar
Feb
38
2,000
17,700
3 ¥4
26
4,700
Capital Cities Broadcasting
19 ¥1
„
2 ¥4
3%
35 ¥2
Jun
9,100
Jan
19 ¥»
3% Mar
July
26
iA
Ltd
Jan
23
5%
50%
::
3%
3% Mar
100
23 ¥a
¥a
Carnation Co
A-
Radio
Co
:
11% May
9%
Jan
4¥a
Canal-Randolph
12% Aug
43%
7%
1A
Jan
6,400
26
Jan
4^ Mar
5 ¥4
Canadian
4% Aug
22,400
Co
Seal-Kap Corp of DelAmerican Thread 5% preferredAmerican Writing Paper
Can
Jun
25,100
---1
Gas
May
34 V*
—10c
8%
14%
8%
American
Lead
81% Mar
Jun
4%
50 ¥2
57
100
7
6¥a
Jan
Jun
3¥b July
33 ¥4 July
•
14%
1,200
100
33 ¥4
33 ¥4
6%
A
3
A
-1
Javelin
13%
5%
45
3
A
Co
Ltd
Marconi
Aug
r
July
Feb
52
3
23 Vb
Ltd..——
Canadian
Apr
58
Oils Ltd
Oil
Canadian
42
54 Vi May
vtc.l
*
Industrial
Canadian
200
*
Dock
&
Husky
Jan
12%
26
class
Dredge
Canadian
Jan
14 V*
•
.
Manufacturing
Anacon
Jun
17
13%
,
Canadian
Canadian Homestead
Apr '
21 ¥4
57
20
Petroleums Ltd
Canada Southern
July
18% Mar
55 ¥2
common
1
preference
10 ¥4
5%
250
45
45
40
Meter
6%%
Ltd
Co
23%
3 ¥4
200
5%
5%
Inc—
Petrofina Inc
Jan
Ltd
Co
Canadian
4%
American
Cement
¥4 Aug
4
Paper Mills Ltd—
American
Bread
Canada
6 ¥4 July
3,800
57
1
Campbell Chlbougamau Mines Ltd
Canada
15
20
5
11% July
74% Jan
68,500
shares
Amurex
2,800
4%
—1
Systems Inn
MARC
American
40,700
.«
800
American Laundry
American
5%
12%
4%
12%
80%
Aluminum Co of America 03.75 pfd-100
Oil
Corp
Ambassador
American
14%
5%
insurance
Fire
Jan
"17%
10% July
12% Mar
3,300
II,600
July
12% Mar
Mar
10
1
High
19%
1
4 ¥4
Jun
4y2 Mar
300
.
Oil & Gas Co
Consol
Calvan
9¥a Aug
9% May
6,600
13%
11 Vb
12%
1
American Beverage Corp
American Book Co
6
12%
13
14
*
inc
Jan
10%
6
July,:>
•?;• 6 V* May i
3%
100
5%
12 y8
i
Inc.
10
10
72
Feb
58
6%
Alsco
American
6 ¥a
3% July
3,600
7%
Corp
Electronics
Jan
1
tl%
convertible preferred
Control Co Inc
Business
Jan
86 ¥4
8%
7
5%%
American
42 %
Mar
—
10s
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
American
July
81
oc
4%
3%
25
preferred
$2.50 preferred
6%
preferred
$3.00
Camden
Amer dep rets Amer shared.
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied
800
86
26%
10
Range Since Jan.
Low
19%
common——1
50
50
50
California Electric Power
July
Jan
Shares
High
•
Jun
86
82
V—
N
Pictures
147%
25
Low
Par
High
Low
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
139% May
100
preferred
Inc.
Kunstzide
Artists
Shares
Last
STOCKS
M
■■
common.
All American
Allied
of Prices
1
Co
preferred
Alaska
for Week
100
Steel
Wood
5%
4.20%
Power
Alabama
Alan
Southern—
Great
Sales
Range
Low
Par
Alabama
Week's
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
Friday
stocks
—48¥a
48
53
¥2 Mar
May
'
reg
*—10s
Co__.
31£
318
,
<
3¥a Mar
1
5
5
5
500
4¥4 Mar
•
47/a
47/a
47/a
100
4¥a July
37/s
Jan
'6% Jan
•
class
B
common
6 ¥4
Jan
/
Volume
192
Number 5977
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(623)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
j/:.
STOCKS
Week's
Test
Corp
Sulphur &
Duval
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Potash
Freightways
Eastern
Malleable
31
29%
Elaer Mines
Electric
and
9%
15,300
5%
900
33%
34%
3,450
25'A
26'A
1,100
25
1
26
Bond
Electrographic
——._*
Assistance
Electronic
22%
i,«,
14,900
9 •;
11,400
11
Jun
22:,A
24aA
14,700
Specialty
Corp.——
Co
Electronic Communications
10c
Corp
El-Tronics
;
1
of
13%
12%
14%
1%
1%
1%
20c
26%
26 %
1
America-
j
—;
;
—1
Equity
10c
Corp common
$2 convertible preferred
100
(Max)
700
200
8%
Jun
Apr
Apr
:
8'/a
8%
8%
200
6'A
Apr
&
A
%
9,600
i\
•
43%
Feb
10%
1
1
28%
Fairchild Camera & Instrument—-I
192%
12%
630
53A
6%
2,700
6%
10
v'*
7
17
Jan
28%
1,700
173% 192%
29,700
110'A Feb
shs
beneficial
of
int
_1
24
30
—
Purchaser
1
1,600
200
14
600
18
Jan
Jun
29
Aug
Corp
10c
Firth Sterling Inc—•—->—2.50
10%
9To
10'A
7,600
Fishman
Flying
(M II)
Tiger
Ford
Line
of
Motor
Ford
Motor
Inc
Co
Inc
1
Ltd—
Fuller
(The)
5%
Co
Mfg
General
General
Stores
Controls
(A C)
Gilchrist
13'A Aug
1% Jun
3% Aug
321/2
27%
32'%
1,400
27% Aug
35%
36%
•
36%
' 2%
Corp
Grand
Gray
Great
Lakes
Great
Gridoil
Guild Films
Gulton
H
Hazeltine
Hecla
Corp
Leesona
Corp
Realty
1,500
33%
3,000
26% Mar
7'A
5,200
6% Aug
17% Aug
18
10Q
4%
.
35'A
5%
8'A Jun
•
.
20% JUh.
15%
19%
21,500
2'/a
4,500
Aug
3%
Jan
Lockwood
28%
7,300
18% May
33'A
Jun
10
500
8% May
10%
Jan
100
100
9%
100
100
93%
__
53 y2
48
93%
24"%
7,600
Jun
Jan
Aug
100'A
41% May
Apr
11%
Feb
13% Mar
MacFadden Publications Inc—
1,200
7% May
12% Aug
17% July
14'A Jan
Macke
5
26'A
V
26%'
27'A
2%
400
700
2%
Feb
6%
1%
5%
6%
1%
2,500
36,300
4%
Jun
18'A
Jan
38
39%
1,000
32%
Apr
9%
11%
2%
9%
12
8%
Feb
1,600
2%
5,800
16%
4
Co
1%
39%
—
11%
>.•;
2%
1%
2
24
—
50c
1 'A
9c
.
4
1A
1
<—
5
__
class A com—*
11%
—
7%
-
1%
4'A
1 'A,
3,000
400
—
8%
1 'A
12%
49%
49'A
52 'A
2%
2%
10%
23
I
2
—
1
237/8
61%
6%
2
;
6'A
'
—
25
——
25
—
1
Light
5%
5%
25c
I—10
——
10c
61%
5
—
—
;„_*
7%
25%
Inc_50c
4%
4'/a
7%
-58.
♦•v" 51 *'
100
99%
7%
50
.50%
99
10c
-J-—_
Foods
6%
25
-
pfd
-Martin
Jan
Maule
Mays
(J
Jan
Mead
Johnson
1
7%
Jun
-t
2%
Jan
Jun
13%
Feb
Merchants
24%
Feb
Merrill Island
7'A Aug
1% May
11,600
2%
Jan
6
-
5,500
Jun
10%
Jun
12%
Aug
45
July
-
5%
700
6%
61%
6%
700
5
May
24'A Aug
2,000
26%
400
5,000
23% Aug
—
corn.
_25c
—10
_1
-—-:
"warrants"
8 %
4%
Corp new
Jun
6%
Mid-West
Midwest
9%
11
20%
11%
7 Va
Jan
7%
Feb
13%
Jun
4'/a
24 Va
Jan
Aug
7%
1% May
2'/a
Apr
Jan
11% May
15%
18% July
4
600
1%
4,600
12
12%
/
Jan
'
150
x4
1%
•;<
Jan
8% Mar
11,900
20'A
20
1%
•
400
*
34%
Jan
96%
92% 102'A
39.800
48%
45%
48%
19,400
13
14%
33,900
10%
:
Jan
102% Aug
'
42% July
27 %
F'eb
13%
54%
Jan
30
.■
Apr
Mill Factors Corp;
Jan
9'A
4%%
Mirro
.
Feb
common
Feb
93'A Jan
58% July
99'A Aug
75
17%
Aug
8,800 J
1,000
Jun
f
Aluminum
Airlines
Jan
4.80%
preferred
j an
11% Mar
7% July
6%
Jan
Mt
Jun
Mount
7% July
2'A Jan
preferred
New
12.50
wi
common
3%
Jan
Murray Ohio
Jun
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
—2.50
10
;
50c
y
Muntz TV
Apr
Jan
Jun
,13%
Jan
Muter
7
52% Aug
Mfg
Company
Nachman
140
115
Jun
127%
Jan
10'A
11'A
1,000
16'A
17'A
200
16 -*
17
16%
17
400
16
30'A
27
33'A
45,800
2'A
80,300
1 Va
13 Vo
43'/a
Jun
6%
Feb
12'/a July
20%
Jun
7
35
13 Va
103
39
9'A
July
5
-
A
—400
Jun
Jan
13'A July
25% July
2%
Jan
Jun
:
■
July
Feb
Jan
Aug
Jan
Jan
Jan
1% Jan
4
3,100
18,500
37% July
59%
Jan
27%
31%
4,500
26% July
39%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
6,100
4
Apr
R%
Jan
83%
85
60
80
Feb
90%
90%
90%
30
87%
Jan
92
Jun
Jan
88 Va
Aug
20
88
88
153
12%
153
330
13
18,800
11%
2%
2%
100
~3%
~3%
100
24%
14%
15
194% 195%
24%
24%
4%
800
230
1,400
Electric
Company
National
Mfg
National
Petroleum
National
Presto
&
Machines
1
^—25c
Stores
Ltd
Industries
1
5
1
Inc
2
14'/a
10% July
3%
2% July
Apr
July
53
Mar
Apr
Jun
154
Jan
142
4
Jan
Feb
9%
1,100
6%
6,800
Feb
3%
Jun
4%
May
16%
Jan
Jan
198'/a
Jun
14
168%
5
10%
10
8%
A
4%
10%
900
3,300
May
6%
Feb
17% May
23 %
Jan
4
!
4,800
Aug
14%
Feb
34%
Jun
5% Aug
8%
Jan
8%
Aug
13%
8% Aug
10
34
Apr
Va
Aug
4% Aug
6%
Jan
Apr
6%
8
Apr
12%
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Aug
4%
5%
900
8%
13,300
27/a
800
32
347/a
750
28
13%
600
13
1%
1%
12%
1%
13
5,000
70O
Jun
1^
Jun
10% May
Jaa
34%
:
Aug
18%
Jan
Aug
8%
13
Jan
12%
8
4%
•
Jan
Aug
13
8
:
i56
2%
5
33% Mar
Aug
30
32,600
,5%
Jan
24% July
24% July
32
9%
Casket
Weld
8%
u
(Mich)
700
5%
9%
~6
10%
National
Brewing Co
85%
3%
19)—
Aug
83%
46
1
Inc
National
'
24'/a
July
h
5
Corp '
Rights (expire
Napco Industries
Apr
16'/a
457/a
7,200
Apr
2% Aug
Feb
%
31%
Mar
22
9%
21'A Jan
4% July
38%
30
National
43% May
Jan
43%
30
Jun
Aug
Aug
4% May
200
1,300
36% July
July
3%
3
Jan
88
Jun
2,800
6
5
38%
18% Mar
26%
,
20
97% May
14
5%
19
Jun
23%
103
5
.Apr
Aug
11%
19
Inc—
1
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
National Bellas Hess
1
9% Mar
10'A
17'A
6%
5
Co
—
Namm-Loeser's
1
12
Jan
May
27%
Feb
22
25
1
Feb
5
1%
9% July
Jan
10%
200
1
Inc
Corporation
Jan
5
16
Jan
July
•~>8
14%
2% Mar
30% May
4%
25%
6
194%
Murphy
94
34%
4,800
37
33%
100
Jan
32%
1"
400
97/a
33
100
2.50
InC__
Aug
Jan
33.
12%
4
1
—
2 Va
39%
see page
1
Co
Mills
Vernon
28
1JA
—ruu
Compr,ny__
12%
182
u
31%
7%
30
1
1
Aug
1v* July
48%
900
1
Mountain States Tel & Tel_—
3P%
—
series
Chemical
Diablo
100
97'A
2"%
12
4%
Moody Investors Service partlc pref—*
Mt Clemens Metal Products com
,1
Jun
-—
36
preferred series C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A—_—*
6,500
35%
2%
9%
4.50%
20,100
35'A
6
14%
11%
1
Inc—
Monogram Precision Industrb»s_
1
Monongahela Power Co 4.40% pfd_100
9%
97'A
13%
Jah
Aug
29'A
Jun
2.50
2%
.
Warrants
55
53'A
120%.
"ctfs"
RR
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Corp of America
Jun
com__
6%
15
10c
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Montrose
61
1,320
Jun
Molybdenum
Mar
8'A
3% Aug
900
%
118%
Feb
30
common-.
4%
14%
%
Jan
Jun
20%
Co
(Harvey) Inc class A
4%
14%
9%
26 % Mar
Aug
60
10%
600
—
4%
July
95
Jan
9%
18,400
14%
*
18%
Jan
Mar
32% Aug
12% Jan
6% May
8,900
118%
112
9
2,200
33
Jan
3'A
7'A
20%
75
—
6Va
•
4,900
7
18%
6
V
Apr
175
700
-
113
9%
9
7
17%
11,400
May
19%
Aug
600
9,900
__
9
32%
28%
27% July
36
Mar
6
20
12%
July
6'A July
2'A
7%
11%
33%
8A
.*
17,800
11%
31
2.50
13
11%
23y4
;
11%
preferred
—50
of Canada.————•
Light 5% pfd
100
7%
100
Co
11%
22% July
>
May
30%
preferred
26% Mar
6
22%
119
2,300
5,800
31
__
33
3,300
23
'
32%
6%
-7.50
Horn.& Hardart Baking Co.
33
convertible
Corp
Mohawk
59% Aug
32
20%
8%
Jun
-
Jan
38
7,000
120
3,000
•
Jan*
22
12%
Apr
2y8
3'A
-
—
20
5,000
3,000
6%
Jun
21%
Co
1,500
24%
50c
_5
,
22%
23%
7 'V
Jun
4%
2,250
Apr
8'/a
21%
23%
Feb
1% May
11% May
Aug
31%
Feb
6%
6%
22%
19 Va
Jun
1%
3'A
8
% May
11%
Apr
20%
55
4,100
1,200
7% July
1%
51%
%
1,600
3%
900
.
%
tt
1 Vo
Jun
13
23
1%
9%
%
20%
1,900
1%
52'A
6,600
12%
4,000
400
1
u
20
9,500
6y8
——
Jan
Va
27% July
Aug
12%
4%
6'/a
3%
36%
9
20%
7%
59%
52%
99 'A "
7% July
5% July
>
17'A July
19
2,800
5
2.50
26%
100
1%
Jan
3,600
3,300
10
50c
Co
Mining
300
—
12%
19%
24%
Minnesota Pwr &
1,100
-50c
May
17%
23
9%
1
—10
—1
Miller Wohl Co common
1 %
14% Aug
Feb
24
—10c
Abrasive
Piping
Jun
6%
Inc
A
32%
22
6%
Inc
Jan
Jun
2%
»
Winston
footnotes,
90
May
4% July
—_J
Corp——
Associates,
10
7%
Holt, Rinehart
For
27
6,700
Hone
Jun
2%
20%
Aug 25)
Jan
26
1,600
1% May
Jan
6% Jan
% July
7%
—
-
13%
;
11
6
Aug
12% July
5
—
7%
Hollinger Consul Gold Mines
5
Holly Corporation new common
;_50c
Holly Stores Inc
——1
Holophane Co
:
_*
Inc
Jan
9% May
10%
1,400
23,700
■
2%
1%
(expire
Jan
7%
4,200
77A
—
1
25c
Rights
63%
Aug
100
6%
Jan
65
.
—
Hofmann Industries Inc
Hyrlrometals
Feb
3%
27
5
Inc____—
8%
6'A Apr
61
May
2.50
& Co Inc common—
A
Motors
38%
28,100
15%
Corp—
32%
.
,
'
B
9'/a May
4,600
3%
Mining Corp Ltd——1
Extruders
18 'A Mar
8 'A Mar
Electric
Apr
10
50%
3%
11
1
Co
&
Michigan Chemical Corp—
Michigan Sugar Co common—
6%
preferred
2,300
4,900
Class
Jan
48
20% July
23"%
10%
Howell
Jan
6%
11%
3%
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
10
Hubbell
26%
Jun
2,100
Microwave
—
Corp
Mfg
5%
Jan
19
17% July
23%
Jan
11
8 %
Harriart
Jan
1,000
10
49%
1
—
12% July
3% Jun
(The)
9% May
Jan
15%
200
1,000
6
4%
88 %
Micromatic
2,400
&
17
18
5%
Jan
6 Vo May
4% Mar
22%
Jun
300
11,900
5%
16%
Jan
Jun
4%
77%
Aug
14%
3"%
10'A
Hoslcins
100
3,300
17%
12%
14%
22%
3
14'A
3%.
10%
Horn
5
7
'■■5
25% Aug
Jan
July
83%
59%
14%
3%
10%
Co
:;v
18
•
Inc_———3
Thermit
&
14%
1
&
2,400
6%
Co_———1
Refrigerating Co———1
1 % May
Jan,
Bearing
4%
5
Mfg
9% May
Jan
A)
3%
Jan
9% July
3'A July
8
1,000
18,500
Miami
Jan;
9%
5%
;
3%
8%
Apr
3'A
Jun
2
Metal
~
7%
&
2,600
Apr
Mesabi Iron Co—-—————1
10% May
2% Jun
1% July
;
23,000
Menaseo
4% May
B
200
10%
23'A Mar
13,300
8%
9%
30%
Inc—:
W)
Jan
2'A Aug
(C°o
25%
8
9%
Ltd
Industries
11%
3% May
preferx*ed
Massey-Ferguson
22%
4,500
Ball
21
8%
23%
3,000
24%
warrants——,
Jan
2% July
3,100
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
Co
8
26,200
Class
2%
15% July
Apr
•
Feb
3
Hormel
2
Jan
19% Mar
7
Inc
3%
4
Hoover
24 Va
19%
3,100
Marconi Intl Marine & Com Co Ltd—£1
5%
class
13%
14,200
50c
Co
Feb
65,200
600
3
Service
Jun
2>A
&
1,000
21%
20%
10c
12%
5
37A
Ltd
15
20%
Jan
21% May
Feb
19%
19%
...
j
5'A
Co
Jan
2%
——-1
Mansfie'.d Tire & Rubber——
2
2%
Oil
Jan
,70
19%
20 %
1
July
67
'.
Public
Majestic Specialities
Mangel Stores
25
300
6
Maine
Jan
4
Home
3 Va
Va May
21%
warrants
41
Jun
4,400
9%
International
1% July
2.50
Co
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
.
l%July
22%
Inc
Apr
6,500
1%;.
6
Jun
3% May
1%
1 'A
Feb
7%
10c
Hoffman
14%
15
Va Mar
13% July
20%
B)
5
1,300
12
12'A
v3%
(G
1%
400
—
—
34% Mar
'
10c
Hotels
:
20% July
Corp class A———I
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc—__—ic
25c
(R)
Jan
Jan
4
4,100
Va
14%
2 Va
2%
17'A
2
23% Mar
1,500
y
1
—10c
10'A July
2'A Jun
8,900
5'A
24
7%
.v.
1 Va
10c
50c
;
100
2
5'/8
30
Jan
% May
--
10c
,
25
(The)
Corp
Mack Trucks
Hercules:• Gallon Products Inc
Class
fV
13%
Aug
Apr
2% July
9,100
2,200
2 Va
1%
;
Mar
May
400
11,100
12%
.
Jun
Herold Radio & Electronics——
Hoe
1
Jan
3 fH
1%
Bartlett cl A—25c
&
61%
July ;;
100
Hilton
Kessler
11%.
15%
—J—
Aircraft
1,400
3,500
1,400
■
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co—.—1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
—1
Loral Electronics Corp
—!——1
Louisiana Land & Exploration
30c
i
Hiller
l'/a
2%
3
1
10
—
Aug
14* Mar
2'/a
2
Jan
17 Va Mar
2%
14%
Jan
19%
2,500
1
1
95
97
85%
75
54
:
2
2%
Va
6'A
13%
4,000
2
2%
16
14% Aug
2%
Lithium. Corp of America Inc
1
Locke
Steel Chain———5.
27
10 % May
Inc
preferred
15%
2|ft Jun
1A May
9% July
2%
—3
—
Fabrics of N Y com
Liberty
Jan
)
1
13% i
15%
——5
Inc
(RG)
Le Tourneau
Aug 1
15
'
——25c
Corp-.
Refineries
Leonard
13%
13%
1
3
Lefcourb
11 Va
Inc
convertible
Jan
Jan
;.v
12%
preferred
Helmerich &«tyne Inc
5%
July
19
Jun
July
13%
4%
.
78
Apr
23%
12 %
2'/a
& Co 5%%
Feb
13
800
29%
75
11%
-
Heller (W E)
39%
1,000
65
72%
'
5
Salle
15%
A-
A
Corp
8,350
14
15
University
18
Co———————25c
Rubenstein Inc
•
Heli-Coil
73
Extension
4%
10
•
Mining
Helena
July
La
2%
Kosher
37
Jun
1
——
Jun
5%
2
—1
Inc—
National
26 '/a
3% May
18% May
19%
4c
B
Hastings Mfg Co
Havana Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop Inc
Hebrew
8,300
1,500
Inc—————1
Electric
34%
5
Lynch
Harnischfeger Corp
Hartford
32%
10
Lunkenlieimer
—
Stores
32%
_5
Feb
Lamp Co
Harbor Plywood Corp_
Hartfield
93% July
Inc———
Jun
Industries
Harmon-Kardon
Jan
Co
13
Company Inc
Industries
88
Industries
18
B Corporation—.—.—.——
<fc
10
LansLon
27%
-
Hall
92%
—
Jan
Inc
Inc
92%
Industries
7%
—
Western
&
Lamb
11%
Gulf States Land & Industries
Gulf
Lakey Foundry Corp;
Jun
9,400
Company
Products
Industries
Warrants
92%
1
1,400
Stores
Guerdon
July
Corp—1
11%
Freehold Leases
Grocery
4
Lamson & Sessions
6%
--
Chemical Corp
:
1
Producers common—60c
Griesedieck
7,400
Ltd
Jan
Jun
29,700
..75 Desos
n
Mines
Jan
13%
24,200
Lamson;Uorp of Delaware;
10c
Mines—^
1
preferred series
Hydraulics
Greer
Shore
16 Va
Apr
2 Va
._33%c
—1
Electronics
Radio
Lafayette
Jan
Feb
.
4%
Jan
21,700
"
21% July
10 Va
Feb
32.%
Western
6%
1%
—1
preferred———1
14'/a
—
Industries
Amer
Jun
Corp Class A—
10'A
Rapids Varnish
1
Manufacturing Co—————.5
Great
(The)
convertible
13%
Inc..
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
%
Corp—
—5
———————7.50
11'A
Inc
Consolidated
Goldfield
24,900
5
13%
(Adolf) Inc
Gold Seal Products Corp cl A
Gorham
&
5
1
Gobel
Goodman
%
1
2.50
1
•
:
—
Co
Feb
170
—25c
;
Industries
Apr
31%
Jan
4%
7
1
10
Jun
4%
13%
18%
pfd—100
1
Ltd——
Mines
Aug
5
,
1
—
Jun
6 Va
17%
3%
25
1
:
-
.
33;%
Xl8%
15%
3'A July
12%
Jan
3,100
2,700
2% May
'
Jan
2,200
500
4%
Jan
2%
76 Va
July
6%
800
4%
13'A
Lid—
2 Va
72
Stores
Lake
Jun
9 '
1,200
5% July
2% Aug
19%
3%
25
1
2'A
Jan
2,600
20 Va
3*
4%
25
Corp-
100
Hotels
La Consolidnda S
Jan
100
16%
9%
26
6 Vo
Rubber Co
38'/a
Feb
Jan
8% July
2%
6%
2 Va
—————
39% Feb
Jun
Feb
3,900
60% July
: 500
10
Mil
Kropp (The) Forge Co
L'Aiglon Apparel inc
Mar
5
Apr
14%
31%
6%
8%
2,000
;.
18'/a
3%
__
1
2%
33'A
100
—
2
•
67%
Jun
May
11%
29%
6%
Jan
6%
(Del)—
(IB)
$1.20
16% Jun
,
6,300
Jaa
Feb
11
18%
2%
__
33A
Co—
Union
600
7
-1
Glenmore Distilleries class
Globe
Jan
500
100
Co
Glass-Tite
Jan
3,400
Corporation
Yellowknife
Gilbert
13%
181%
31,000
Geninig's Incorporated.———_1
Georgia Power $5 preferred
•
$4.60 preferred
•
Giant
Jun
July
i——5
General Transistor Corp
Giannini
8
125
3%
dep rets ord reg.
£1
Fi reproofing
;
_5
Gas Corp
.—
-2.50
Indus Enterprises—,
—*
Plywood Corp
—_——50c
General
Kratter
5,800
150
.....
130
1%
American
General
Kobaclcer
14%
:
Development
General
Knott
Feb
3%
"wts"
Co
Jan
18
Jun
iy4
1
Electric
10%
13%
13%
convertible preferred
5%
11% Mar
Kleinert
3%
•General Builders Corp common-
General
Jan
1%
Co
Alloys Co_
"General
Jan
7%
14%
—
Acceptance
General
11%
.'X—;-
6%
5% May
3/ 5,800
July
,-1.25
common-—
preferred
"General
10%
126
6%
—;,':r
65%
11%
29%
■
9%
10c
1.25
1
Kirby Petroleum Co—
20c
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd————1
Klein (S) Depfc Steres Inc-———-1
4'A Aug
9'A Jun
—:_1
Co__——
Power
Gellman
11%
reg—£1
Company
(Geo A)
Gatineau
'■
Apr
62%
11%
—
...
.
dep rets bird
Brewing Co__
Head
Fresnillo
6
Canada—_———_♦
Co
American
Fox
6%
V
1
8 Va
4
Jun
8
100
9 Va
Kingston
4% May
General
65%
■
Kin-Ark Oil Company———
Kingsford Company
4
8%
2
Jan
2,300
8%
9%
Aug
13,300
7%
4%
Jan
10,300
6%
Jun
4
47/a
5'%
Jun
47/a
'
50c
1
7%
Financial
__
300
7%
18
4%
4%
2,700
9
-/ttWiar
4%
1,800
5%
5,600
213 July
6%
5%
5
4,400
15% Mar
4%
6%
July
5i%
5 Va
12%
11,600
4%
—
85
,
84%
10%
01,/uO
5%
Corp_.—„
Mar
9%
%
1
Petroleum
Apr
10
87/a May
78% Jan
12%
Products
Jan
13
9%
3va
25c
Felmont
Filmways Inc
Co—
%
i
9i^ July
39
10c
Corp
Jewelry Stores Inc—
Kidde (Walter) & Co
Kilembe Copper Colbalt Ltd
26% July
26%
7i°« July
1
2|j[
%
3^tf
_.
class
24
29
17%
1
1
A_—_—10c
Fargo Oils Ltd——.
Federated
22%
28%
Jaa
Jua
30% July
12'/a
Co
32
21%
11% Aug
——————I
Kawneer
Jun
Apr
1
High
-1
—
Kay
preierred
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
$2
500
------
Drug Company
Kawecki Chemical Co——
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—*
Common
22,300
7,900
12 Va
5
1
—,————
Oil
9%
34%
12
"5%
1
—
Katz
30% July
200%
Inc
vjeaunette Glass
9iV
32%
***"
5
America
Kaiser Industries Corp
Kaltman (D) & Company—
Kansas Gxfcs &t Electric 4%%
Mar
12
9i\r
■
•'
11% M*,y
——,—
Feb
Jun
Inc
1,700
34'/a
Corp_50o'
Ltd
Irving Air Chute
17 Va
Jetronic; Industries Inc
10c
Jupiter Oils Ltd-—15c
v
Jan
%
North
25%
16%
—
————1
Holdings
Israel-American
8'A July
v
5% Aug
21 'A Jan
27%
-
Jan
12y8
:
Ironrite
;
Jan
11%
of
3,500
25c
Breweries
International
30%
16%
5
33 %c
Investors Royalty _—-—-———
.1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing
1
Aug
3%
Hardware
International Products >
Intex Oil Company—;
Feb
11%
Jun
;
i
July
96
>
Apr
9%
25c
A
37%
9%
1
10
& Co class
200
200
9
9%
Corp
Factor
or
41'A
Jan
3 Vo May
•t
Co
.International
Jan
34
87A May
27,600
8%
'
1
$1
Line
90'A
.
11,900
-
Insurance
Mar
l7/a
Mar
4% July
8% July
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Fabrex
5
10;
Manufacturing Co
Esquire Inc
Pipe
4%
1 '/a May
Electronic
Low
28
£1
dep rets ord reg
Range Since Jan.
High
30
33 %c
Corp
Industries—
Chemical
Inland Homes Corp..
35% Jan1'
19 Va May
■
Shares
Low
5
—
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
29% July
26%
Feb
21
130
3%
40%
8 Va
2,500
10'A
Aug
16'A May
17% July
Indust
A
Jan
21
Aug
•20 'A
3,700
31,700
96
9
3%
•
1
common
Ero
Eureka
93'A
9%
3'A
.v
17
3,700
28
1
Steel
Corp
1st preferred
cum
1,400
100
20
pfd
6%
21,200
17 'A
18%
Emery Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
&
25!A
19'/8
Inc
Forge
20'A
16%
24
500
;
17'
5c
Electronics
Erie
17
__
Jan
Jan
25
for Week
Imperial Oil (Canada)
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100.
Feb
24% July
1% Jan
22'A Mar
Magnetics
American
Jan
169%
Apr
iye
23:,/4
1
43%
44%
155% July
__
__
18V'a
Imperial
Apr
182
Apr
lfff
5
Corp
Electronic
33% Aug
22 vo
._—1
;
IMC
Feb
7%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
33% July
<
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Hygrade Food Products
Jan
13%
Aug
24% July
170
__
)
.
Ltd
23%
..
July
5 Va
__
Share
&
9
American Stock
High
17% May
23% Apr
2,300
9
51/„
Iron—
Dev
32
9%
5%
preferred series A—
$6 preferred series B
Edo Corporation class
350
20c
++
Eastern States Corp common
$7
Low
20 %
1
Inc
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20
~
*.
Co
Dynamics Corp of America--.
•
Low
1
Eastern
Friday
Last
Par
Duro
(Range for Week Ended August 12)
Sales
Sale Price
.
American Stock Exchange
31
Feb
10%
Jan
(Mfi
13
Jan
Aug
Friday
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August 12)
Last
Range
National
Research
National
Rubber
Corp——
Machinery
16
Aug
24
Jan
33'A
26
Mar
38
July
12
Mar»-
20
May
Royal American Corp—:
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
32'/a
32%
"3%
"33/8
3%
600
~3%
2%
2%
2%
23/4
3
18%
17%
19 VB
33,600
14 %
14 '/a
14%
500
29 %
26
29%
37
35%
37
6,000
2
1%
2
147,100
Video
1
2
class A
Corp
Nelly Don Inc
Mur
Nestle-Le
New
& Tel—
Clock & Watch Co
Haven
New
Idria
Tel
Min
New Jersey
New Mexico
1
50c
Co
Zinc
%
23%
Park
New
Process
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
New
York
Mining
Mines
Lites
Norfolk
Class B
North
North
Penn
RR
Northern Ind
North
Co___
Industrial
Nuclear
Brass
(Del)
Town
preferred
Electric
Pacific
Clay
4
%
7%
7%
4
5y8
1,100 '
239,100
4%
5%
92%
dividend
$4.75
dividend
$4.75
conv
$4.36
dividend
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Warrants
Pacific
Power
5 Vb
Aug
7%
Jan
3% July
153A July
23 y2 July
36
87
7%
4 Vb
Jan
5%
Apr
Jan
Shoe
Aug
46
30%
30%
31
-2,700
29y8
Jan
27%
27%
27%
400
26 y4
Jan
25%
25%
26%
500
24 y4
Jan
31% July
27% July
27% Mar
25%
25%
I,700
23 Va
Jan
25%
25 y2
"/'■ 300
23%
Jan
22 % Mar
21
Jan
20 y2
Jan
200
200
22%
400
92
230
87% V88
60
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pfd
98
98 %
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21%
24%.
33%
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Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc__2 Bol
Pan tepee Oil (C A) Amer shares__l Bol
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Company-———1
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Pen
Co
class A—
of
Canada
Penn
Traffic
Pentron
Co
Corp
(The)
48 %
303/4
>
1 Va
lg
V
Jun
Jan
£
153/4
8 3/4
100
Jun
12%
Jan
3% Mar
4'A
Apr
23/8 July
•
4,300
10,400
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61%
8
8%
;
•
64%
27
49%
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593/b
1
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—1
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%
July
13
68
Apr
40 %
20,300
333A
Jan
66% July
10,200
Jan
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co————10c
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
4
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Aircraft
Corp
,
>
A
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Inc
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-
1
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Corp
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a
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38
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4,000
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Stone
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24%
26%
2,400
10%
10%
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3,700
16
Aug
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20 %
Aug
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1
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Jun
,
Jun
600
223/a Mar
29%
Jan
14%
1,600
12% May
23%
Jan
2%
3,300
2% July
33A
Jan
24
•
35%
36% July
36% July
Feb
30%
31
200
28
Feb
25%
29'/b
29,100
22
July
19 y8
19 %
1,200
&
Aug
Jan
Taylor
7% Aug
10
Aug
Technicolor
8 3A
Apr
133/a May
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Telectro Industries
13%
14%
600
11%
Jan
20
2,100
19%
Jun
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8 Vb
7>/b
8%
1
2%
2%
3
1
%
%
—10
54%
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Grande
series
A
4,300
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10 y4
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4,000
5
4%
5
18 %
20
common
,
——
11%
2% July
% May
5%
Jan
Texas
573A July
Textron
8%
Jan
1,900
3%
Jun
6%
Apr
5,100
18 Va
Aug
28%
July
4% July
100
%
ft
%
5,900
6>100
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1% Aug
2%
Jan
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Jan
Jun
6 % July
7% July
% July
to
Jan
1965—
3
1
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& Sena Inc
Rolls Royce
3%
19
r-T
3%
18%
3%
19
•Hk duly
500
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7334
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4%- Jan
3% May
1,500
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-
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.
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Jun
4% May*
8% July
53A May
7
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class A_:—50c
dep rets ord regis
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6%
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2,700
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90
89
30
Shovel
.
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convertible preferred-
313/4
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4 %
Apr
Feb
Mar
120'A July
July
July
923/4 Mar
Jun
24
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46'A
Jan
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-
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ft July
Jan
3,900
18%
207a
23,900
17% July
29%
Jan
21 VB
22
100
19'/a Aug
31
Jan
2'A
5,400
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1,100
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4
3'/8
3% Aug
3%
Jan
818
Jan
6%
615
38 %
50
28%
5%
2,900
38%
300
27,920
6%
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4%
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39
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5%
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<
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36
200
5
5,100
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4 'A
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4
Jun
15%
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500
Feb
45%
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II
3,400
,*
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453A
11%
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May
I
16,200
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4
July
23
.17% May
:
31%
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60
Aug
3,000
28'A
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60
170
52 %
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253/a
25 3/a
200
22 % May
25%
24 %
24%
300
22%
24%
31
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V
53%
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22%
20
500
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5
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.
3,300
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57
58
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19
9%
8%
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10
103/8
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.
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J
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72 %
20 %
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13 Va
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Aug
14
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300
24
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26
Feb
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15
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22,900
1
Aug
2'/a
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59
July
9% July
673A
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17'/b
Jan
24%
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6%
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•
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1
-
63'/2
59%
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/ 6 3/4
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26
14,800
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10
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300 'T
2,500.
Aug
17
1
4%
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7'/a
Feb
11% May
..
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21
193/4 Mar
43/0
July
23
Mar
vb
Aug
56 /
Jan
20'A
1,200
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;
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May
53
18 3/a
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10%
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12'/a
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21
500
41
46
7,200
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2 l'A
200
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1
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1
41
39%
41
22'/a Mar
36'A July
21
-
12%
Mar
17
July
45%
Jan
34
20%
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19 '
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10,100
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92
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July
65
-
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Jan
9% Mar
Jan
27 Va
Jan
4%
15
Jun
8
.
12,000
%
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10
100
100
9%
373/4
68•
68
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:
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Apr
% July
.1,700..!
11
11
35
37%
Feb
21
21
Aug
46
23'/a
Jun
Aug
31
Apr
41
200
12%
Jan
15% May
17,200
33'b
Jan
1,250
13'A
~3%
33A
4 '
6%
6%
6%
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3%
33/4
3%
6,500
43/«
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3% Feb
4%
Jun
4'A
3 Va
4%
4%
4,100/
2%
3'/a
6,700
3%
3%
800
9 % July
4% Mar
6'/b May
4
2% May
3%
<
.
Jan
,3'A Aug
3%
Jan
July
4
6%
7'A
3,700
5%
Apr
8%
Jun
35
34'A
377/a
16,100
24'A
Feb
42'/a
Apr
20
19 Vb
20
700
16'/8
Feb
23%
Apr
193/4
18 3/4
193/4
600
15%
Jan
23 %
Apr
6%
Jun
67/a
33 %
.
7%
Jan
38'A July
v
Jan
25"
7,300
....!.
333/4
32%
7
7'A
500
10%
Jan
~73A
73/4
8 Va
5,000
6%
Jun
9%
Jan
2%
23/8
2%
3,500
2
Feb
3 'A Mar
14 Vb
12 Va
14'A
17,500
11%
2%
103/4
11%
3,800
8'/a
2%
23A
2,500
2
6%
6%
7
2,500
6'/b May.
93A
9,900
1 Va
1%
10c
1
•
10c
50c
5
Park Ltd—
com_l__10c
—1
A
registered
5s
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Toledo Edison 4'A% preferred-^——TOO
"Ponopah Mining of Nevada^:
1,
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
1
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A
50c
Amer
3'A
2,700
A
10
_I
Thorofare Markets Inc.—.——____25c
Thriftmarkets Inc
_-r
1
Tiin Roofing Inc —,———
,1
Tobacco Security Trust Co JL^dr—' ',
Amer deposit rets ord registered
£1
70c
Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended
•Robinson Technical Products, lnc.i.._20c
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F__:-100
'
Light $4.56 pfd
Electronics
Thorncliffe
Jan
7%
1%
~6.7s
&
!
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
Tliew
Jan
26
3,800
13A
Inc
Texstar Corp
12 Va Mar
16
5,000
10c
i
1
Corporation
Power
Feb
5%
20
Oil
Texain
9"% July
453A
25 % July
10,400
20c
Corp
Corp
Industries
Tenney Engineering Inc
Mar
2
700
~6 ft
-
Television
Jan
17%
6%
50c
:*
May
7
5%
16 %
17%
850
——~1
Rio
Warrants
Co
1,700
%
55%
1
*
1
Corp
Argentine Mining
Rldgeway Corp
Algom Mines Ltd
1
26,700
1,600
4%
90
5
Telepronipter
19 %
14% July
21% Jan
1
273/a
114%
10
1%
1
1
—
—
10% Mar
20
5
10
•
Inc
8,200
8
8%
6% July
TS
10c
1
u
Petrol Corp
International Corp
95A
Insurance Co
Arms
(Del)——
Inc_
Tampa Electric Co
29 Vb
27
i-
40c
900
~6%
*
5
1
Class B common
;
4%
cumulative preferred
.
Jun
183A
Jun
38% Mar
8'/a
22
Supercrete Ltd common—___!___25c
Superior. 'I'ool & Die Co
1
Superior Window Co class A
10c
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation T
2
Talon Inc. class A common
:_5
Aug
81%
Jan
16
Jan
14%
1,600
17,100
%
6
_1
__10c
:__!!._
4'/a Mar
14'/a July
May
24%
4 Va
5,
_j_
International
Apr
12
Apr
Apr
26%
111
1
—
Corp
Corp
Electronics
Sunair
Sunset
87
47%
12%
33
Corporation
Sty Ion
Jun
Jan
15
10 %
♦
Stop & Shop Inc
Slroook
(S)
& Co
Jan
19 V2
Container
Apr
28% July
21% Aug
2'A Mar
39
10c
50e
25c
1
ordinary
Co
Stetson
Jan
200
!
4% Mar
14%
"
Corporation.
July
1,600
16 Vb
17
28%
& Co
9%
19%
Resistoflex
RJn
Feb
66
2,100
90
,10c
Sterling. Aluminum Products—
Sterling Brewers Inc—
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)—
Jan
3%
1% July
59% May
27% May
26 y2
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
,
58%
Jun
44
10
Investment
(Robert)
Remington
Rico
(A)
5%
16%
-1
Corp-
Sounderaft
Reliance
Parts
Stein
Investment
America
Reinsurance
Reis
Steel
Jan
———_—1
Co
Pump Co
Reeves
Jan
11
Canada
—.—______1
Tube
Estate
24'
'
of
Feb
•
Corp
Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
Trust of
Jan
Steel Co
6% Mar
20%
5
Rath
Real
8%
8
3
Co
Investment
Jan
Jun
Jun
3/sr
7,500
16
20
9%
593A
36%
/
13%
1
;j,
Starrett (The)
8,800
33%
rl%
»
Rapid-American
Reading
150
xl9%
16%
—1
600
123/4
6%
1
May
July
3,700
1
35% Aug
23% July
16
26,500
37,600
3%
__1
—
Corp__
Uranium Mines Ltd
Stanrock
May
Feb
35
10
Aviation
Stanley
Feb
3%
21%
2%
_i
Corp common50c convertible preferred—
Statecourt Enterprises Inc
Statliam
Instruments Inc__
6
18%
10 3/4
-■
Corp_.
B
May
16'A
16 %
_♦
_1
20
—___
Inc—
class
Tube
Standard
133/4 Mar
/ 93/4 July
8,000
4'A
I %
101
2% May
1%
32%
——100
———
._
Quebec
46
Shares
16%
10% May
1,900
7; 61 %
1%
61
Jan
Standard
Standard-Thomson
Jan
' :
Rights (expire Aug 11)—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
Pyle-National Co
Quebec Lithium
10
32 y2
1
__—
preferred
18
v: i%
41,000
89'A
Standard
Jan '
9% Jan
July
10
1,300
1,700
2%
61
(The) Company—
1
Providence Gas
———•
Puerto Rico Teleuhone Co_
32%
28%
45%
v.
Prophet
Colorado—
1,500
41
36 y4
9%
——66%
Inc
$1.25 convertible preferred——
4'/*%
;i 8 Va
750
17 y8
18
*
__:
of
2,300
.
2%
—__—1
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd-,—
Proctor-Silex Corp
Service
8%
8%
*
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd—
Pratt & Lambert Co—
Public
1,500
(Del)—2.50
Power Corp of Canada
Prentice-Hall
11%
40 y2
.1
•—
Alexander
98
11
—1
.
Polymer Corp class A
97 y2
iiy4
& Polymers Inc—10c
Pneumatic Scale —————10
Polarad Electronics Corp new
50c
class
11
98
Plastic Materials
Products
1,000
10%
Feb
(Ky)_
Products Co
16
Aug
7y« May
1,700
Oil
Standard
3
3%
13
lc
6 3/a
43AMar
9
8%
23%
_i
Co
6%
May
1,900
2,700
7%
„
107/a
Industries Inc
—_——L—1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
—•
5
6,800
5%
93A
200
3
_5
Co
Jun.
46%
31% Mar
9%
•
8%
Pierce
Poloron
2,300
43/4
:
9%
1
53A
5%
5%
5
42 %
41%
42%
4——5
_______ ——
Metals
Standard
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
Royalty
'
1% Mar
\l Feb
Feb
2 Va
3,800
_1
Realty & Utilities--
Shoe Corp.
^
Sperry Rand Corp warrants—!
Stalil-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
Aug
25%
5%
4
2
.1
Spencer
Feb
Aug
100
27
57
8,
61'A
500
2,800"
Jun
3%
25
Southland
6'A May
33/4 May
4,300
Jan
4'/8
25
Southern
Feb
73A
9'A
23/s Mar
25
preferred
.Southern Materials Co Inc
Southern Pipe Line——
9% Aug
6y8 May
ii 6% July
29,100
2,700
July
33/8
3%
convertible preference—
25
cumulative preferred
25
cumulative preferred—
_25
v
4.08% cumulative preferred—
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp
2
Feb
3,200
Jan
3
3%
4.24%
Jan
Jun
4'A
2%
33/8
4.32%
Jan
16%
Jan
83/s
4.48%
1% Mar
-
Jan
6'/a
cumulative preference
4.56%
12%
8% Aug
8%
Jun
I
preferred—
cumulative
Jan
6'/a Mar
43A July
preferred
4.78%
Jan
8'/a
Jan
2%
12.50
Co
cumulative
Jan
4'/a
_25
Corp_>-—
original
4.88%
Jun
2%
Aug
5%
Aug
Jan
38
243A May
9%
64
2.50
& Minerals—:,—
Jan
July
l'A
12%
4'A Aug
58
Penn
18 y2
Feb
% July
8 Va May
"4%
•
Southern California Edison—
Oil
1'/b
& July
500
3 l'A
Coast
South
July
200
30%
South
Jan
July
21
;
8,100
70/4
Apr
16
14 3/a
4%
_1
1
Apr
Jan
19
/
5%
7'A
1.
Jan
5 Vb
12 V4
Manufacturing
Jan
4 3/a
43A
11%
Jan
3%
~3%
—20c
——
Soss
4% Jan
4
;
5%
5%
.__l
Corp
Spnotone
Aug
93A
liya
1
—
Perfect Circle Corp———
Perfect Photo Inc__
Oils
88 %
13%
300
~3%
1
4'/a Mar
1
"Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Aug
100 %
21
/ .K
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Peruvian
132
Jan
12%
2U
6%
2,100
£1
•
*
Co—
Jun
Jun
9%
Oil
Venezuelan
Jun
123/s
8%
1,600
4%
*
5%
80
2%
8
4%
>
8
500
•
2.50
Electronics
Pep Boys
22 %
'
Jan
13 y8
9
7 Vb
21%
5,000
preferred—
convertible
Simpson's Ltd
$3
'
'211
1
8
43/4
>
Sinunons-Boardman Publications—
98% Aug
3%
1
700
25c
Jan
9%
"i%
___
Silvray Lighting Inc_
Simca American Shares
Sinclair
12%
Corp
__—-1
Ltd—______———2
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd
Peninsular Metal Products—
;
7;
,
400
1
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Slick. Airways Inc_,
12%
13%
2
Parkersburg-Aetna
8%
8%
u9V4
20%
Ltd
Mines
Aug
6,500
1
%
;■■;;%
—-2
Class B
Patino
;
f.
3A
83A
__10c
Apr
28,400
1%
iy8
25,100
2
May
90
3,800
Corp
%
23%
li
Silver-Miller
25% Aug
July
22% May
2% Aug
3,400
Pall
i7o
%
•
May
;_
Silver Creek Precision Corp
253/4 July
.
Canada
of
92
78 %
12,500
42
24%
class A
1
Tubes—-———-*
class A
—1
23'A July
of America—
Corp
Class
Jun
24 3A
122 Va May
100
46%
Corp
Jan
common—12.50
90
II,500
98 y2
100
20%
4%
Jan
79,000
7'A
6
i
400
2 7 3/8
Jan
2,700
9%
2%
1
223A
113 %
85
40
87
Feb
22
5
•
82
110
132
132
173/4
20c
793A
250
97%
96
Jan
3
Siboney-Caribbeau Petroleum Co___10c
Signal Oil &.Gas Co class A—
2
Feb
34 y2
Page-Hersey
Paddington
7%
4% May
400
91%
Apr
16'A
1
i
Co
Sherwin-Williams
20
22 %
18 3/a
200
100
Jan
18%
Jun
3,500
92
Jan
Feb
17%
_50c
1
I
preferred
4%
75%
Jun
17
22 3A
18'A
17 Va
17%
9
•
Sherwin-Williams
16%
24%
9%
6 3/4 May
3-ftr
Mining
1
Water & Power
48 >A Mar
24%
7% July
800
"3}|
Co
100
22%
15% Mar
2,300
8
—3
Inc__—
400
5%
22%
600
8%
Products Inc
Sherman
Jun
36%
43i
173/4
10c
1
Denn
Sliawinigan
Feb
—__——
&
Shall,tick
H Jan
Jan
4,100
17%
•
—_j_
Leather
Seton
94% July
Jan
Jun
-
—
Servomcclianisms Inc
Jan
%
Bros
class B__
Servo Corp of America
253A Mar
33A
55%
800
1
Serrick Corp
35
—• 7;/
Ltd
7'A Aug
2y8 Jun
.
Aug
1,800
17
5%
—_______1
Airlines
—
Seenian
Sentry Corp
140
,
18%
•
preferred——
Jan
Jan
87'A
3,000
18
•
dividend preferred—
1%
133/a
%
17
25
preferred
preferred
Feb
6%
54 Va
55 y2
isvb
redeemable 1st preferred—25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40
67%
Jun
•
1st preferred—
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A-—25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.50%
92 y*
23A
.1
3.50
1
1
Seaporeel Metals Inc_—_—i
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums.
Seeburg (The) Corp!
L—
Jan
300
6
redeemable
4.36%
29
c. %
6%
5%
Pacific
6% May
3% Jan
79
•
23/4
1.25c
Airlines
Western
,•'■'-}; %
12,100
91%
;;■■:%
,
———25
—.
Seaboard
Jun
Jan
Jun
-
17
28%
1st pfd—25
1st preferred
5%
Jan
Jan
6% July
39
Jtin
5
.
1
16
8
—
Jan
3%
3% Aug
4,800
23A
_25c
;
Saxon
Jan
10 %
Aug
27y2
58,600
3%
4%
16%
_fc:
preferred
39%
1%
4% Apr
190
87%
ft
2%
23A July
23/4 July
1|
;_50c}..
;
13A July
1% July
6
4,700
5,300
-I.-
Products
1st
2ft
3%
85%
1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5%%
2
2'/a May
400
20
20
20
20
*
Ltd—
Petroleums
Petroleums Ltd-
Jan
1,700
3
93/4
Suvoy Oil Inc (Del)
;
Paper Corp
Say re & Fisher Co
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
III Jan
3/b Jun
% May
-
26'A
1,300
4%
90c
Corp
Sareee
"<
400
2 VB
7%
40c preferred
___—7'.
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Opelika Mfg Corp
5
Oxford
30%
■
ft
—100
__.—.__
Sapphire
Jan
:; v
400
85%
10c
Corp common
Jan
30
4,600
>2,500
7%
29
:
.
1
Overseas Securities
6%
28 y8
43
Jan
33/4
5,100
23/4
8%
series preferred—
61%
20c
—50c
Co
Ohio Power 4%%
Okalla Oils Ltd
Old
6
6VB
4
1
Corp
413A Aug
Feb
33/b
2%
2%
17 Va
series preferred
4.40% series preferred5.60%
2
Jan
jan
Mar
10
6>V July
Co—
5%
Feb
154
July .,;.!/
Feb
4%
23/4
16 pesos
Diego Gas & Electric
series preferred
18'/a
2%
•
Inc__———
4%%
25% May
400
2
V'
pfd—100
Ogden Corp
Ohio
31%
5,300
1*
%
V2
2
Ltd—_—1
Corp
Petroleum
550
50
4 %%
Corp of Amer A
Occidental
30
%
29
1
.
Serv
Nickel Mines
San
2% May
126% Aug
700
28
I
Pub
Rankin
Jan
jau
60
6%
25
Northeast Airlines
32
133/4
22% Aug
7tV
—2.50
Ltd
Corp
Lawrence
St.
63/4
2 'A
1
1
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Apr
7 Va
10
American Royalties Inc!
Canadian Oils Ltd-
North
Jan
Apr
Aug
%
10
A
1
%
iy2
:
1
:
Jan
9%
78
—1
Inc
Jan
2%
23/fl
11
1,100
3,400
27B
Jun
37%
22 y4 May
1
&
34
Jun
iy4 July
Salem-Brosius
1
2%
8% July
5v2
Aug
I
1,000
43/8
High
Apr
Jan
2%
—50c
1
Russell (The F C) Company
Riyan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
15% July
5,000
113A
43/8
11
7i's
Inc
Avenue
Low
3 3A
1,100
23/o
.50c
17% Mar
2.400
34
Inc
34 y8
3,300
28%
1
Ltd
rf
Aug
„
10
Southern Railway
American Cement class
North
14 y8
5,700
10
33
Rosario—3.33%
Nipissing Mines
Noma
Aug
1%
33%
*
Co
Honduras
Merchandise
19 Vb
Apr
126 % 129'A
128
*
Jan
12
Fifth
Russeks
3% Mar
3%
1,600
23%
9%
1%
1%
1
Co
Co
2% May
2% May
16,200
22%
10
1
Feb
8%
Aug
300
5,500
%
& Arizona Land
Rim
-
25c
Chem
&
New
Nickel
1
20
Co
England
4%
113/4
Roxbury Carpet Company
10c
National
Raceway
600
600
--1
30c
National Union Electric Corp
Roosevelt
1.50
30c
:
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
••
53A
4%
53/8
.1
Inc
19 3A
Transit
Co
Field
18%
National Telefilm Associates
National
Roosevelt
17 %
10
50c
&
Jan
23 Va
17%
18%
-\
Chemical
National Steel Car Ltd
Starch
National
14% May
4,600
Par
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Range
of Prices
Low
High
.
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
ibi* Week
Last
Sale Price
/•.
stocks
for Week
Sales
Week's
Week'
)FHdav
Friday
Sales
Week's
STOCKS
Nova
Monday, August 15, 1960
. ..
(624)
AMERICAN STOCK
New
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
32
deposit r*fs def
2
'
Vb
2%
2
6% Aug
16 3A
11% July
4%
Jun
Apr
Jan
Apr
July
93
Jan
89
"July
Jun
13
Jan
Mar
92'A
92'A
50
1 Va
13/b
23,100
li'rt May
1%
14'A
~
14%
1,800
11'A Mar
18 34
18%
800
17
May
20%
Jan
Jun
3'A
Jan
1A
14%
183/a
;18
i
1%
40,900
Jan
Jun
2 Vb
1%
23/8
10%
9%
'11%
700
8% July
5 Vb
6;
3,900
5'/b Aug
22'A
23%
1.400
20'A
Jun
27%
Jan
25
24%
25
800
23'/a
Jun
18%
17%
18'A
6
14%
/
Jan
11% Aoo
.
31%
Jan
163A May
22
Jan
11
2,400
12'/2 Mar
6% Feb
May
~
5%
*
■21%
833/4
V.
84%
2%
'43/4
2%.
4%
84%
5'A
900
53/4
21%
53A
Todd Shipyards
.—
800.,
July
,„2B ;: July-,x
.-*r
Jan.,
"
78
150
'
•
.-
"4-14
'■
■:
600
'7'"2% May
!
4% July
24,150
Vb July
100
.
-
"
Va
•-
;
27% Jan
85'/a Apr
'..3% Jan
7 ;8% Jan
ft Jan
I
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Trans
12%
Lux
Corp
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Tri-Continental
True Temper
Corp—
u
Investment
Union
Stock
United Aircraft
of
United
Canso
Elastic
United
Industrial
Amer
United
Pacific
U
S
Air
U
S
S
Foil
U
S
Rubber
Tile
700
19%
29
27"%
Apr
Jan
Jan
22
19% Mar
8,200
700
Jan
Apr
9% May
27'%
27%
100
27
:
-
28%
Feb
5
5%
6%
5,700
4%
3%
4%
12,200
1
%
1
1
28V4 May
17
Jan
13% Jan
12%
5%
9,700
.
•
44%
43
44%
1,100
41% Mar
5 J/4
5
5%
8,200
4% July
2%
2
2%
7,400
2
May
6
6%
500
5
Feb
5%
Apr
173
173%
40
167% Jun
12'/a
1,100
11% Aug
3% May
5
registered
10s
100
—
2,500
7%
7%
7%
100
,
38 3/8
37%
38'%
13,100
55
1
Corp
;
9%
9%
9%
700
5,200
2,400
3% July
3% Apr
Corp
73/4
) 45/,,
16
23%
15%
16
16
*
1,400
23%
15%
25c
common_17.78
new
4%
313%
7%
7%
Corp cl A com_10c
Inc
4%
31
_10
....
303/4
4V4
___25c
_____
Oil
Gas
(Calif)
Feb
19
44,400
25
11,700
12%
6
Feb
.-:
.
19%
Apr
Janeiro
A)
1927)
25c
16%
3,900
12%
Jun
1
11%
13,400
5%
Jan
12%
& Coke Co
2
Vita Food Products-™—-—-__-._i.25c
5%
4,500
9%
Instrument
Co
A_,
Corporation
___
Coal
500
13%
9% July
12%
Jun
May
6
1
warrants—___
7%
Jan
Feb
6'A
9% Mar
.
4% May
11% July
700
9% May
10%
1,800
_•
4%
100
10% May
3% Jun
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs_
•
7% preferred—:
——100
3%
900
/
—-
-ji*-
--
A
Inc—10c
Co
Waitt & Bond
Inc common.—
$2 preferred
14
2%
19
1
_•
370
61
200
29
Feb
11,400
preference
Webster Investors Inc
1 *
—
(Del)
1
West
Jun
value,
par
1
stamped
included
3%
2
60
1
8,200
300
Is
6,800
% Mar
100
29% July
:
American
dep rets ord shares...
Western Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland
Coal
•
20
Westmoreland
Inc—
10
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc.
18%
Jan
Jun
1}| Jan
•'23%,Feb
.
Jan
79
Jan
87 %
5"%
x
Deferred
a
">8
3/ff Mar;
24
4
.
Wickes
Oil Corp
(The)
2%
23/a
2%
4,500
23
20
20%
.1
%
37%
Aug
SO
Feb
% July
15%
15%
15 3/8
-1
145/a
14
3/8
14%
3,500
Industries
10
93/4
9 %
9%
Williams-McWilliams
6%
1,500
400
~
6%
6%
-1
21 %
21%
233/8
6,200
5% preferred—————————25
17%
17%
173A
276
92
93 %
30
Williams
(R C) & Co.
-1
Wilson Brothers common
Wisconsin Pwr & Light
Wood
(John) Industries Ltd
(F
*
1
~8%
~8%
~9
2
20 3A
20%
203/4
Aug.
Off-Shore
18%
roads
ities
134.64
92.83
Zapata Petroleum Corp
18'A May
175/a Aug
34'A
9
Jun
Jan
20%
Feb
87
Jan
98
range),
d Ex-interest.
Under-the-rule
transaction
in
,
.
Averages
—Bonds—
10
10
10
First
Second
10
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
40
Rails
Ralls
ities
Bonds
Total
65
Stocks
trials
/
Total
203.26
89.97
81.49
80.49
86.04
8
614.79
134.67
92.99
203.44
90.02
81.50
80.65
86.32
9
615.69
135.24
93.62
204.08
89.97
84.67
81.67
86.36
Aug.
80.70
10
617.52
135.81
93.66
204.63
89.97
81.57
80.62
86.45
Aug.
11
84.65
205.90
89.97
81.57
79.92
86.49
622.88
Averages
Utilities, 8.53;
136.36
compiled
are
65 stocks,
daily
using
84.62
"
93.81
by
84.49
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
3.48;
84.49
Rails.
5 234:
'
17.88.
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
/.v..
Date—
Mon.
/
Closing
Aug.
Tues.
•
Wed.
8__
Range for 1959
103.09
Aug. 9—
Aug. 10—
103.33
a
109.60 Aug
Low
101.42 Sep
103.29
Thurs.Aug.il—
103.81
Range
103.57
Fri.
Aug, 12—
W
for
4"
23
I960
"
High
•
,
7
-
High
-
109.39 Jan
Low
•
100.77 Mar 11
6
,
May
29
14
Jan
30'/a
Jan
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
Apr
7% July
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of Stock
prices based on the closing prices of the common stock
week ended Aug. 5,
1960, for composite and by major industry groups
for
July
19%
Jun
912
Apr
3'A
Percent
Aug. 5, '60
Composite
1%
1&
4,800
1
May
l'A
Jan
243/4
243/4
200
20
Mar
29'A
Jun
5%
5%
6 3%
2,000
4%
Jun
8'/a
Jan
4
3%
4
4,600
3 'A
May
5'A Jan
'
Non-Durable
1960-
Change
:
394.1
465.4
0.3
LOW
Hlgh
-
432.5
388.8
-
466.7
—0.3
538.9
458.2
446.0
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
July 29, '60
392.9
;
:
—
Durable Goods
Jan
1%
10c
48
Aug.
Jan
Jan
243/4
50c
50
40
year's
n
Included
|'
Util¬
Jun
Apr
2% May
1
(not
67
45
Aug.
Jun
11%
8%
£1
40c
Co__
Zapata
Rail¬
614.29
:
Jan
15
regular——5s
dep rets ord
6% preference—_—
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zale Jewelry Co
in
h Ex-principal,
cash
32
~
15
Manufacturing
American
for
48%
50
included
(not
dividend,
trials
5
May
8'A May
2% Feb
1,400
300
48%
$45
transaction
Transaction
100%
63%
28% July
2% July
Jun
14'/a May
12'A Jan
Ltd—
W)
r
20
Jan
26
4%% pfd—_100
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth
7/a
2,100
—
delivery
,V'
11 Mar
18% Mar
2,700
1
_5
—
Corp
Williams Brothers Co
48%
2012—Jan-July
g Ex-stock
range),
983/4
$66%
Stocks—
32 % May
30
3,300
%
$60
Jan-July
2s
.
$60
Mar-Sept
1997
67
$100
Ex-dividend,
.v
Stag Mfg Co—
2C08
92
66
II
—
94%
90
—
"
Stock and Bond
Apr
Apr
37/b Jan
41
1
16%
,
are the daily
closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.:
on
Aug
26% Mar
10c
15
93
$90
Map-Nov
'
2,660
r
i7%
.
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Wichita River
72
$15
June-Dec
(Plan A)
year's
Date
4"% Aug
3% Jan
Jun
100
100
pfd
93
May
1
400
5,800
Western Leaseholds Ltd
t.
63%
$12
April-Ocf
Indus¬
Jan
32
Apr
1%
Inc_——
4.40%
Western Development Co
White
10
$63
1972
distribution,
in
Jan
1 %
-
*
Products
Utilities
Texas
"
50c
.West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West Chemical
97
64
May-Nov
2008
5s
30
28% Jan
3% Mar
July
_5
Weiman & Company Inc__i.—j.l
1
Wentworth Manufacturing
—1.25
series
90%
64
Below
76% May
4% Jan
July
Aug
2
75,100
Co
Webb & Knapp Inc common
$6
9
$90
2%s
(Plan A)
of)—
Jan
4
Jun
28,900
Instrument
Precision
97
$120
Jan
5%
Jun
300
30
.
Jun
6% Feb
13% July
12% Jan
Mar
70
__1
:—
:
3
10c
Waltham
90
100
Jan
4%
!4 xll%
Vogt Manufacturing
2'/as
1947
15% July
19% July
Aircraft
87'A
86%
98
96'A
.
12,800
Waco
83%
;
Feb
14%
Vornado
97
High
91%
86
year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock
dividend.
"
: .
■
A Bonds being traded flat.
>
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales
being transacted during the current week
8 Reported In receivership.
"
.•'
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v,"
non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust certificates;
"w i." when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jun
—1
Vinco
Jan. 1
Low
5
$983/4 100
Feb-Aug
1949
(Plan
Oct
Ex-liquidating
tribution.
24% Aug
18
(Republic
(not
11% Mar
Jun
of
stamped
•No
I
41% Jan
July
143/a
Aug
8% Mar
'Virginia Iron
Range Sinee
No.
91%
$89
'
Jan-July
Jan-July
6'As
stamped
(issue
Rio de
Jan
10
(Prov)
Sinking fund 3s Jan
11% Mar
30% May
7'A Jun
22
Peru
100
class
:i
June-Dec
1967
Parana
Jan
46%
B
A7s
Jan
5%
series
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
181% Apr
1,300
Inc
9l'A
$83
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
*'
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
5%
Viewlex
Aprll-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1967
4'As
Jun
6
A
AHanover
10%
8
1
& Rubber
Industries
(The)
1970
Bonds
Sold
High
Adjustment debentures—
series
Maranhao
67/a May
Victoreen
Friday's
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Debt
3,600
8%
5
Valspar Corp
-
Counties
3'As
Gas
5'As
83/4
Van Norman
or
Bid & Asked
(Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July
Port & Waterways 6'As 1952.
Jan-July
German Savings Banks and
Clearing Assn—
Jan
8%
34% Mar
1
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Vanderbilt Tire
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
ADanzig
7Va Jan
3% Jan
7% July
1
Universal Consolidated
Universal Insurance
4
3%
4
50c
Reclaiming Co
Universal Controls
11%
113/4
1
_______
B__
Universal Container
California
ABaden
Jan
8% Jan
5-fr May
1% Apr
July
3$r May
% July
2.60
Co_—
Marion
20%
20%
Aug
21 % May
3,800
Period
3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3y4s 1970
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3'As 1964—
Webb & Knapp Iuc 5s debs 1974
Ltd—
Universal American
Universal
19
500
23%
-..50c
Investing
Canal
class
191/4
•
23
14%
Conditioning Corp—
Co
Southern
23%
20
.—i,
Aluminum
Ceramic
U
Jan
13%
"warrants"
&
17%
21%
Omaha
&
dep rets ord
N J RR
8% Aug
*
Molasses Co
United
1,4 JO
14%
Products
United
9 Vu
•
Interest
Exchange
Low
Southern
23%
Corp
Milk
Aug
•
Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United
13%
1
Improvement
United
Feb
4
Corp
United
8%
—5
;
___
Products
Asbestos
United
Co
Yards
American Stock
High
,
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas Co of Canada—
Union
20%
10
Low
2,600
'
19-
23%
warrants
Range Since Jan. 1
13%
9
Friday
BONDS
Shares
High
12%
9'/a
Triangle Conduit & Cable Cb-_+™w.,-*-:'
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
(Range for Week Ended August 12)
Sales
Week's
Friday
33
447.9
—0.4
521.6
438.8
474.2
544.4
467.1
—1.8
329.3
279.4
238.5
—0.5
242.3
216.1
448.4
448.6
0.0
471.8
414.7
251.8
Service
—0.1
284.4
237.4
and
474.8 j
279.4*
245.6
+ 2.5
299.7
240.7
•New Low.
Friday
Last
Interest
BONDS
Period
American Stock Exchange
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Alsco
Inc
5%s
Steel
A Amer
debs
subord
conv
& Pump
1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As 1970
June-Dec
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Quar-Feb
Boston Edison
Chemoil
Industries
Chicago Transit Authority
Western
Delaware Lack &
Lackawanna
of N
—
General Development
Hydrometals
Bellas
5s
Hess
convertible
Stocks
No. of
91
Shares
121
Mon.
82%
90
63%
75 %
82%
91
Aug
8
9
2,960,040
78
1
90'A
J40%
42
39
}26
27
23%
'•'
/
—
wi
1984
75
5
109
110
17
14
—-
t8%
Jan-July
145
145
145
64 3/8
liq tr ctfs—
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
65%
$103'% 104
--
y,:'
debentures
1976
1013/4
J&n-July
104'/4
104
Safe
subord
Harbor
Water
debs
1964
Power
10
13
—
—
16
101% 103
16
72
7
.
99%
2,703,030
4,591,000
229,000
4,820,000
2,805,090
4,361,000
200,000
4,561,000
3,071,560
4,259,000
185,000
4,444,000
Aug. 12
3,160,220
4,946,000
219,000
5,165,000
14,699,940
$23,422,000
$1,233,000
$24,655,000
99%
70
v
75
107%
1960
113
8
145
Stocks—Number
145
of
Shares
63%
84
103
90
S.
,
127
and
Total.
i,
series
A
1973
series
B
1973
2%s
series
C
1976
3%s
series
D
1976—__—
3%s
series
E
1978
3s
series
F
1979
3%s
series
G
97
98
3
142
160
219
96'A
75%
86%
84%
$84%
78
80%
$89%
92'A
81
89 y4
—
—
Feb-Aup
—
———
.April-Oct
—
$87
98
.
—
85'A
98
102 3A 103'A"
11
90.
10
97%
103%
1983
»
104% 104 7/a
5
97%
104%
_Mar-Sept
:—
—
$30,325,200
$853,216,650
$979,217,100
Mon.
Aug
8
100% 100%
2
96%
Foreign
Gov't
Corporate
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
856,350
$158,000
968,960
112,000
1,057,590
:
118,000
$11,000
6,000
Tues.
Aug.
Wed.
Aug. 10
Thurs.
Aug. 11
1,213,865
83,000
Fri.4
Aug. 12
1,362,345
141,000
$612,000
$32,000
Total
5,459,110
Week Ended Aug. 12
1959
1960
$176,000
$7,000
11,000
2,000
2,000
9—
Total
Foreign
Domestlo
(No. of
118,000
~
5"66O
134,000
86,000
1,000
143,000
$657,000
$13,000
Jan. 1 to Aug.
12
1959
I960
of
Shares
—
•
5,459,110
5,420,820
173,485,458
263,089,948
$612,000
Stocks—Number
$528,000
$16,961,000
$16,100,000
Bonds—
98
Mar-Sept
1982_
$24,655,000
Shares)
89%
—Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
96%
91 %
$83
.________Feb-Aup
1981.
1985
65
88%
183'A
934,170,600
Stocks
I
«**%
Jan-Aup
L
60
81
78
1982
series
"I
96%
$82'A
1982
5s
:
c
80%
I
K
95
81
H
series
61
61
79
series
4%s
98
169
76
series
J
94
124%
123
$81%
4%s
series
117 »A
$83
Feb-A up
4'As
4%s
89
97
—Jan-July
—;
96
~2
807,163,600
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
87'A
——Feb-Aug
.
—
81
152
Corp
3'/8s
123
1,132,200
29,192,000
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
101%
86
188%
123
98.%
90
96
16,000
$1,233,000
23,422,000
Industrial
46,048^550
77%
5
87'A
96
$1,000
45,029,500
$1,000
113
67%
10
94'A
87'A
1959
540,241,461
$4,500
Bank
Foreign
96
28
Aug. 12
1960
474,246,126
Government
International
87%
96
13,879,815
Bonds—
U.
77
81
Jan. 1 to
1959
14,699,940
21
99%
f9Q%
.April-Oct_
3s
v
.
$5,665,000
Aug. 11
Total
96
$99
3s 1981—May-Nov
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv debs '62—Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
f
$400,000
v
Aug. 10
Railroad
70
-
-
conv
Sales
Aug.
Corp—
1974
Bond
Bonds
Week Ended Aug. 12
75
—_—Jan-July
5%s
Total
Gov't
Bonds
Tues.
32
J 98
Mar-Sept
New England Power 3%s 1961—.——__May-iVotJ
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
6'As due 1953 extended to 1963
Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3'As 1968
April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1971—
!
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964—June-Dec
3'As
1970
Jan -July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998_Jan-July
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967
_May-Now
5%s
$5,265,000
U. 8.
Bank
Bonds
493/4
-May-Nov
1975—
1963
subord
Int'l
Foreign
Bonds
Wed.
National Theatres & Television Inc—
5%s
Railroad
and Miscel.
-
6s
Valley RR 4s
National
2
April-Oct
1963_„
1972
6s
National Research
1
119
Fri.
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland
1
50
RR—
Western RR 4s 1970
Inc
84%
13
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
138
J Division—
debentures
&
91
90
$70
90'A
--
Jan-July
General Builders Corp—
AGuantanamo
44'A
High
Thurs.
—Feb-Aug
3%s 1978
mortgage 4s series A 1993—
May-Nov
A 1st mortgage 4s series B
1993———May
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sept
subord
93
US
121
90
1st
6s
Jan. 1
Low
No.
50
121
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
101
90'A
91
121
June-Dec
series A 1970
6s debs 1973_,
2%s
.
100
143
100%
June-Dec
1974
inc debs
4s
High
-•
Foreign
Foreign
1,216,000
government
32,000
67,000
928,000
corporate
13,000
36,000
723,000
986,000
*031000
$18,612,000
$18,302,000
102
,_Feb-Aug
107
107
107
5
103
107
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
-Last
Par
American Agricultural
American
Motors
American
A
Tel
iaconda
Chemical
Low
Shares
213A
33%
90 %
883a
90v2
50
47
21 %
994
-
48 3-4
51%
333
46%
High
64%
535
59%
Feb
50 3,4
52
178
50% Apr
V
,
Sears
96%
Jun
63%
Regis Paper
Schenley Industries
30% Jan
28% Apr
July
20% July
79% Jan
5,552
St
Boston
Personal
Co
25
Property Trust
64
*
Socony
Cities
Service
Co
10
43%
First
National
Stores
Inc
68%
Jan
65
58 Va
Jan
Electric
Loew's
Co
Coal
Boston
Co
5%
&
Hartford
367
47%
460
U S
61% July
Feb
S
Steel
418
25%
222
24"%
392
73%
Jun
16
20
15
123
114
22
2,164
1—100
36%
35%
37
531
common
•
3%
3%
Mar
100
17%
Jan
22 %
34
Jun
37%
90
41%
153
38% July
12%
12%
304
12% Aug
28
28%
120
28
Jan
49
49%
23
38
Mar
39%
.10
Co
12%
Webster
55 %
Co.
29%
150
27
503A
108
48% Aug
635
32
41
38%
454
Mar
32%
Apr
32% Mar
2,020
20% July
31%
491
50%
64
Wrigley
49 %
50
105
28%
30%
120
48% July
26% Mar
16
16 Vs
19
55%
236
Avis
Industrial
Die
Apr
&
62% Jan
Davidson
36% Apr
18% Jun
15% July
46% Feb
65%
Sale Price
Mfg
American
Laundry __—a
Burger Brewing
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
Cincinnati
Gas
Cincinnati
—20
—
43%
*
Union
•
Hobart
Yards
Amer
27%
22
23 Va
199
5734
58%
312
60
101
55
30 Va
31 %
472
29% July
122'A 123 7/a
1,903
81 %
Feb
50
22 %
July
9%
60
29 Va
100
37%
38%
10
53 Vz
54%
20
Tobacco
.1——
Martin
59'A
29%
12
15%
88%
90%
704
57 Va
25
51 Vz
51 Vz
50
62%
64
:
3
19%
16
15%
70%
43%
2
2
1,330
6
6
5
5
&
100
23
375
12%
429
12
107/a
311
10
6%
1,395
6
35
—
15
37/a
Co
•
Apr
12%
Jan
Jan
9
May
Aug
15
17
Apr
Feb
4
Jan
122
26% Aug
47
228
36% Mar
3% Aug
4% Jan
2V8
33/8 Mar
3%
100
2%
9%
37/a
1,000
27Va Feb
50%
Jan
Jun
—
102
9% Aug
12 %
Jan
8%
—
1
;
Feb
16%
8%
230
3
—
1
27'/a
Aug
May
26%
3%
3
—
Jru
100
9%
—
1
3%
2Vs July
63/4 Jan
37/a
2%
—
10
3%
100
553A Jan
47
—
Tool
15
;
Jan
Feb
26%
3%
2
1
300
Jan
92%
30
37/a
47
5
393/4
10%
6%
pfd
Feb
Jan
23
—
Jan
5
12%
—
12 %
-.1
Jun
42% July
2
May
lVa Apr
4% Aug
21% Jun
—
25'A
38%
,
July
61% July
20
July
5,712
2'A
7% July
;
25 %
490
l7/a
Jan
453A July
Aug
4
2,868
2
—10
Metals
Admiral
Jan
23%
Jan
363
8Va July
2% May
14% Aug
24 Va
3
14%
14%
220
5%
5%
100
43/8
Feb
11 Va
11 Va
234
5%
3% Jan
18% Jan
Jan
% May
5
123/a
Jun
Jan
10
14%
Jan
29% July
193/4 July
1,100
1
40%
383/s
40Va
300
36 %
45%
45%
45%
27 Va
58
283/8
1,700
Aug
Aug
26 Va Aug
13%
53'A
50
28%
>
;
1,250
28% July
Jan
'Aluminum
Jun
Co
__
*
—
Mfg
.A
10
Aluminium Ltd
34% Aug
76 Va
Laboratories
Chalmers
.—_•
of
America—
31%
Jan
American Airlines
69%
Jan
49% Jan
33
Aug
41 %
Jan
American
18% Jun
20%
Jan
American
19%
20
*
128
56%
9
18%
18%
87
543A
7
18%
18'A
Jan
Cyanamid Co
Investment
6
57% July
25% Jan
98% Jan
American
Jun
78% July
189% July
6
653A
95
195
21%
1
463/a
25
79%
83 Va
42%
44
21 Va
21 Va
45
40%
Co"
31% Jan
17
14
64 Va
(Un)
46
,
Rad
Stand
ft
61 %
265%
Jan
American
Jun
American
93
July
Tobacco
Viscose
48
560
29%
Feb
Arkansas Louisiana
Jan
Armco
Jan
Armour
99 Va
-
56 Va
23 Vs
May
49%
Jan
32%
45
Steel
Ashland
Jan
Feb
20
San
1
73Va
19'A
20'/a
393/a
40%
400
38
39%
1,900
53%
57%
37% May
43 Vs
Jan
700
47% Mar
xl83/4 xl83/4
50 %
Jun
100
173/4
19'A Jan
20'/a
3.50
ft
Corp
Co
Oil
V
«'•
„
67%
: ~
■
33%
40%
125
63 Vz
50
60% May
46% May
89% Jan
Athey
37 Va
25
34% May
39
Feb
50
38% Apr
31% Aug
38% July
54 Va
Aug
46 Va
36
52%
Jan
69 Vs
Jun
54 V*
33
34%
167
383/4
39%
123
37%
36
38%
292
60 %
573A
60 %
12
5
59 Vz
59 Vz
59 Vz
50
5
1
27%
26%
49%
1
51
43 Vz
120
31%.
u
»(
64%
44 Vz
44%
45
31%
31%
64%
85
60
.
60%
58
79%
5
79%
30
70
61%
Tobacco
85
•
Products
1,100
49% Jan
213A~
74
7,000
12%
203/a July
29%
Feb
800
29%
12
29%
295/a
16
Feb
300
27% July
Avco
90%
58%
333A
34%
51%
49
52
12%
12
12%
900
100
31%
34Va
34Va
633/a
633/4
1,000
0
31%
30'A
313A
1,900
19%
19%
19%
800
23%
23%
10%
1,100
—
-
23%
4
10
Bendlx
43% Aug
49%
Jan
38%
Jan
■
58% July
77 Vs
Jun
56% May
57% Feb
79
Jan
5
79 Va Aug
Gossett
Co
Corp
(Un)
Corp (Un)_—
Manufacturing Co_.
Boeing Airplane
**;
Booth Fisheries Corp —
Bethlehem
3
Steel
Borg-Warner
Corp-
Brach ft Sons
(E J)—
Brunswick Corp
__
—
353/4
51J
—50c
10
—2
__pl
8
__
Jan
32
Jun
11,000
•-
11% May
200
5
76V»
July '
Jan
41%
Feb
23%
May
Aug
Jan
38% May
Jan
27%
'
Jan
10'/a Aug
26% Mar
41%
Jan
16% Aug
8% Mar
13
100
82%
83
12% July
17
Jan
200
77
83
Mar
4
4%
20%
20%
21
16%
16'A
16%
73
70
__
44%
1
»_
__
5
—
8
37
*
9%
21
Jan
68
14 % May
13
82%
—■
*
6%
22
500
16%
43
Feb
100
39
153/4
Jan
May
May
59% Apr
293A May
18% July
800
21
153A
1
*
9%
21
39
—*10
5
Binks
r
>
&
Benguet Consolidated Inc
'
Jun
10
51 %
33
1,200
633A
Corp
Bell
800
1
A
80
'
300
Jun
37% Jan
96 "/a Apr
58% Aug
463/4 July
10% July
7,000
'
10
preferred
Jan
July
883A
Refining Co
Corporation
Jan
47%
Mar
27% Jun
non-cum
40Vs Aug
68
90%
2.50
(Un)_.
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
Baldwln-Lima-Hamllton
(Un)
July
34% Jan
.»v
5%
58%
109
Aug
May
Jan
Jan
12'A
57%
10
Jan
60
25%
Feb
50
Refining common
34%
Jan
107
26% Mar
1.25
Gas
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bearings Inc
Belden
Mfg Co
41
100
38
Aug
July
26% July
49% Aug
40
43%
5
46
69
853A
42
33 %c
———
55
35
85
1
5
5.;
27%
...
Apr
64
>
Jan
54% Jan
54'A
34%
393/4
Aug
17%
20%
__
20
Atlantic
1
72
700
34%
12.50
(Un)
(Un)
Common
63 Vz
2
700
'
12%
21%
1 1
(111)
ft
-
-
Atchison Topeka ft Santa Fe—
37 Va
Feb
Jan
31 %
57%
'
1.06%
(Un)
0
(Un)
Company
Corp
Apache
Jan
41% May
5
(111)
Corp
; 53%
20% Aug
38% May
79% July
42 % Aug
„i.l0
American Steel Foundries
American Tel & Tel Co
133
Feb
Feb
Jan
35%
28%
39%
1
American Mach & Fdrv.._
American Motors Corp—
Mar
Jan
39%
.
17% July.
1
83%
70%
Jan
72
—
American Broadcasting-Paramount
;
Theatres (Un)
—-1
American Can Co (Un)
12.50
(Un)_
8% May
397/a
_1
23%
5
see page 42.
Feb
Apr
18%
*
Steel
Jan
13%
43%
—5
-7_
23%
2,300
5
Corp
14% July
103/a
10
_.—
Jan
400
900
18%
45
Pepsi-Cola
32 3A
58% Aug
41% Aug
39 % Jun
Telegraph-*
.—.—;
May
100
43%
Aviation
Jun
23
115
83 Va
Lead
68 %
600
59
*
i
23 Va
___1
20%
—
Products
Mar
24 V*
18
Corp
583A
41%
363/a
National Cash Register—
National Dairy
53
18%
21%
—
700
203/a
,65%
.
65
9%
42% Jan
9
High
64
17%
308
56
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
64%
io3/8
67%
205
Shares
5
1
63%
45
for Week
High
Allegnany Corp (Un)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel (Un)_
71
33%
Range
of Prices
Low
25'A
32 Va
43%
only
Sales
15
31%
45
transactions
Week's
24 %
Allis
Apr
round-lot
Last
25%
Allied
23
the
Friday
Advance Ross Electronics
Corp——50c
Akron
Brass
Mfg
500
:
16% Jan
83%
——
of
24'A
16'/a
57%
20
(P)
compilation
15
43% Aug
10
-—
Midwest Stock Exchange
16% Aug
17% July
.11% May
—.
64 Va
23'A
43Va
43%
1
Products
Davis
64 Va
2Vb
1.66%
3
Jan
12% Jun
—
footnotes,
Aug
31% Aug
2,620
21%
23
1
Anaconda
Republic
—
Bearing
77
59% Mar
727
190
194 %
119% 119%
Reynolds
40 Va
100
_1
67
160
Kodak
Petroleum
29% Mar
966
27
Corp
Abbott Laboratories
Acme Steel Co
120
25
Montgomery Ward
Oil
Corp
96'A Apr
57% July
13 Vz
—
Laughlin
Phillips
4%
31 Va
Sale Price
443/4
———__
American
4%
25 %
Par
13 Vz
Dynamics
National
3,720
31%
Apr
43 Vz
1
Distillers
National Gypsum
16 V2 May
26/64 Aug
27
STOCKS
13 Vz
i
National
13Va Mar
21/64 July
31%
Wheel
Jan
443A
25
Mead Corp
For
July
52
May
46% Aug
38
16%
43%
79% Jan
140
19%
33
Monsanto Chemical
222
20,562
—
1
Feb
19%
—.
Co :*•—
1,573
1,213
-5
A
Motor
Lorillard
35%
41%
13 %
13%
24/64 26/64
13%
Jun
20% July
64
——I—IIl
—.—
International Harvester
International Telephone &
Radio
153
60
Pont
Jones &
34%
41%
—
6
Trailer
Jan
35
67%
Steel
Greyhound
12 %
Jan
95
51 Vz
System—
General Electric
General Motors.
Jun
3% Jan
40% Jun
_3
Bearings
Jan
35
25%
Apr
57 Va
.
Dayton Power & Light
Pure
13'A
Jun
18
12%
5
——
Trailer
Jan
16%
Jun
1
United Shirt Dist —:
Vinco Corporation
8
Curtiss-Wright
,
9'A
28% July
30
21 Va
Colgate-Palmolive
Fruehauf
15%
Jan
1%
1
Co
Clemens
13
Boeing Airplane
Brunswick Corp
Burlington Industries
General
Jun
7
100
Aug
90%
10
.
Baldwin Lima Hamilton
Beth Steel
North
27
12%
12.50
—
Corp
Eastman
932
300
2
134% Aug
20%
Oil
Chemical
13%
15
2
10
Udylite Corporation
Jun
13%
rights
Chemical
1
High
15
2
5
Manufacturing
Superior
Apr
Low
36% Mar
123A
50
Gas
66%
62
Jan
37% May
48% Mar
1.66%
1111—33%
Service
21% July
56% July
Range Since Jan.
High
—
25
Pfeiffer Brewing
Rickel
(H
W)
& Co
Rudy Manufacturing
Studebaker, Packard
Jun
Low
—
5
Corp
Screw
Parke
38% July
28% Jan
20
Anaconda
Ford
20
19Vz
cyanamid
Motors ———-—-—American Radiator
American Tel & Tel Co
Du
16% Mar
29% Mar
12.50
American
Dow
18
122
Shares
1
.
Heater
Motor
94% Aug
18 Vz
for Week
1
Brewing
Masco
40% July
38% Feb
37%
Sales
Range
17
Jan
18%
Week's
of Prices
4% Feb
40% Mar
41%
30% Feb
Exchange
4,642
27% Aug
87% Mar
28%
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Feb
Stocks
1
Steel
62
'
Mar
3,118
Mt
22%
Airlines
American
Jan
Jun
58
$2,000
Last
Murray Corp
583A
Can
American
Friday
'*
Apr
26% July
9Vz
American
Apr
73%
7%
Feb
512
27
61
46%
Jun
18%
Feb
160
27
61
Jan
59 Vz Mar
45 %
21%
258
123%
49
Jan
Jan
64%
6%
49%
36%
common
64%
86'/a
148
103'A
17%
34%
39 %
?
Feb
Feb
64%
Jan
59'A
37 ye Mar
44%
Aug
94%
18 V2
74%
45%
7%
37% July
19'A Jan
31
Corp
American
Detroit
■■"■
Aug
45%
24 %
373
50
'
90
Leonard Refineries
Jun
36
Aluminium Ltd
Columbia
29%
10V4
28 Vs
Alleghany
Cities
26
593/4
Gamble
Unlisted
Avco
300
Apr
313A
ft
Ashland
170
20%
6%
93%
Mfg
Armco
43%
Va
65% Jun; /.
115% July
25
1
Lakes
Kysor
High
39%
Kroger
Rapid
35
24%
38
52%
20
Hoover Ball &
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
24%
80
50
Bros
Hastings
31
Diamond National
Eagle
Picher
Gibson Greeting Cards Inc
Procter
r
29
common;—
Stock
39 3A
24%
Great
Shares
20
20%
10
116 % 117%
52%
Jun
126
Paper
Power
Motor
Goebel
for Week
8%
Jan
8 Va
:
115
Corp
General Motors
High
8%
Milling Machine.
Telephone
Cincinnati
Cin
Low
—1
233/a
25
38%
Corp
Economy Baler
Jun
Sales
of Prices
Par
Aeronca
65
79 Va
82 Va
Detroit Steel
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Range
Jan
8%
78%
Edison
Detroit
"Fruehauf
Last
56
55
Machine
Consumers
Ford
STOCKS
50%
443A Jun
loci
80%
Stores—
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Week's
44 Vz
39% July
233
—1998
Burroughs Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Ex-Cell-O
Friday
353/8 May
412
50%
'
Buell
Jan
53%
Jan
oy va
■42%
Par
Jan
57
55%
Jun
*/4
10
4%s—
Consolidated
22
54%
5
Smelting Refin & Mining com__.50
System Inc__—.——~
*
Westinghouse Elec Corp
6.25
Jan
47 %
48%
Sale Price
38% Aug
20%
S
26
Feb
8%
1
Jan
5<
Waldorf
Apr
35%
79 Va
STOCKS
Aug
20%
25
common—
31
Jan
20 %
100
41'A
Detroit Stock
58 % Mar
41
36
45%
54'/a
—
Jun
39%
37%
?1%
Feb
29%
Machinery Corp
W)
Jan
493A
•
.—1
Co
6'/a
ACF
Inc.
July
53 Vz
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO.
for the transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
are
16% Jan
30% Jun
_5
49 Vz
July?/
_6.25
53% Jan
76
Jan
44
Jan
3% Aug
73% May
76
Jan
39 Vz
50
Aug
12
100
42 %
113
44%
1
———
•
Transit
34% May
48%
16%
(F
Jan
19%
23
H)
Jan
Jun
1.50
(N
55'A
47%
44%
♦
—1
Jun
30%
114
Jan
July
25
Jun
We
22% Aug
10
21%
Torrmgton Co
Fruit
16
22%:
22%
114
Cine
83
Aug
36% Jan
100
34 Va
Jan
50 %
IZZ-IIII-5
BONDS
/
Jun
168
1
-—-—
Westinghouse Elec
100% Jan
Aug
81%
21%
Stop & Shop Inc
Shoe
79% Aug
59% Jan
83
20
Co
Rubber
1,418'
24%
Association
&
84
80%
4
RR
Mining
Rexall Drug
Shawmut
79%
Chemical-
Mathieson
Quincy
83%
Jan
583/4
48%
45 Va
25
.—
U
37%
Feb
38 Va
7
Shoe
S
Aug
44%
?i
„10
—
Rubber
u
20 Va
35%
39 Vs
Inc
Union Carbide
Jan
Aug
Aug
.61% July
93% Apr
34Vz Aug.
30
\
37%
*
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(Ohio)—
9
•
35%
(Ind)i—(New Jersey).
26
54
Oil
Standard Oil
40
5% Feb
70
.-55
:
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38
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-
Standard Oil
Jan
56
1
High
48%
Railway;
Studebaker-Packard
17% Feb
64%
5
30 %
31% Mar
.
21%
:!;l
55
Range Since Jan.
Low
35%
21%
lfl
48% Jan
23% Jan
.25
Railroad
Pennsylvania
U
155
53
100
NH
S
200
63%
25
pfd
NY
Northern
United
25
9
743,4
Corp
RR
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
United
26
834
*
New
U
39
26
50c
com
Theatres
Cement
Central
Stone
38%
5
Copper Corp
Star
Olin
15% May
24% Mar
Texaco
1
Creek
Kennecott
New
121
•
Gillette Co
Lone
39% Jun
590
34%
Oil
Sperry Rand
Standard Brands
July
Woolworth
General
Maine
273
18 3/8
29
5
Ford Motor Co
Island
45%
16%
28
5
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com—10
Eastern Mass St Ry Co—
6% 1st preferred class A
100
6 %
cum
preferred class B
100
5 9e adjustment
100
Shares
High
1.40
—
Mobil
Southern Co
Apr
Low
3
Oil
Standard
Copper Range Co
for Week
of Prices
5
Roebuck
Sinclair
Southern
Edison
Sales
Range
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
26 y«
20%
Company
Boston
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
25%
.-21%
Tel
&
of Prices
*
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
,_1.66%
Corp
Monday, August 15, 1960
.
for Week
Range
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended August 12)
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
.
—
67%
73
1%
1%
43%
443A
50
--50%
400
300
31
100
36%
37
1,000
166
63Va
166
67%
1,300
3
3,400
-
4%
20%
Jun
61
400
500
1,900-
Jan
20% July
15% May
500
1,300
32 %
31
35
3%
Feb
74
Feb
1
43
May
May
Aug
24
Jun
May
.1% Jan
57 V4
Jan
Feb
23% July
26% Feb
53 %
July
34% July
128
Apr
49% Feb.
38%
35"
Aug
31
Aug
48'A
Jan
175
76'A
July
Jun
Volume
Number 5977
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Low
Budd
Burroughs Corp
Calumet
preferred
Corp of
34%
36%
500
29
25%
25
26
150
22%
1%
West
Corp
;
29%
31%
600
41 Yt
41%
41 %
273/8 July
40% Feb
24
24%
400
22%
Jun
127/a
12
127/a
4,300
5%
Feb
36
29%
Feb
36%
36Y4
1,700
18%
20
3,100
55%
55%
21%
21%
21 Ya
62%
60%
62'A
200:
58%
20
21
200
17 Ya
Isl
Pacific
&
Ry_
'
400
;
16
100
•
29
25
23
Gas
Cincinnati
Service
4%%
y.
preferred
23 Ya
Jan
36
.
Jan
29 Ya
Jan
9%
Jun
15 Y2
Jan
40 'A
Aug
71 Y»
Jan
31
i
Feb
39%
Jun
New
Illinois
Indiana
38%
i,8oo
453/4"
2,100
44% July
497/a Mar
43%
44
150
38 % May
49 Y*
Jan
89
Apr
59
Feb
Oak
86
100
82
100
48
Feb
12%
1,750
40
Jun
48%
Jan
56%
11%
12%
86Y2
56%
15
5
Gas
11% July
20%
217/a
Jan
Ohio
Edison
Co
19%
19%
20
2,300
20% July
187/a Jun
35
10
20 Ya
Jan
Ohio
Oil
25
64%
63%
64 Ya
1,950
65 Ya
Jun
133Vi
31%
31%
317/a
100
263/a Mar
Consolidated
Foods
Consol Natural Gas
Container
Co
Corp of
Continental Can Co
Continental
<
Controls
Products
Corn
36 %
300
35
46 Y4
Jan
9
1
9%
26%
200
25 %
ll7/a
July
Jan
Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
19%
20 %
400
19
May
293/4
Jan
9%
9Va
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co __;
400
83/4 July
133/4
Jan
187/a
600
Co
1
common
Edison
Co
Pont
s
(E I) de Nemours
Air Lines Inc
Kodak
Eastman
26%
5
196 %
Co
10
123%
(Un)__
(Un)_
—_
38 Ya
Apr
48
Feb
Potter
453/4
4,300
40 Ye
Feb
Public
22%
Jun
453A Aug
32 Ya Jan
Pure
24%
85%
5
1
Chemical Co
Dow
400
45
45%
20
(Un)_,
47%
26%
300
853/i
6,500
196 %
200
81%
194
25%
98 3/4
Jan
33
600
94'/a
133
Jun
200
137/a
Radio
Emerson
Erie
Railroad
13%
14
343/4
&
Phonograph (Un)
Co
1,500
10,100
5
15%
163/4
*
7%
7%
7Ya
8%
7%
8%
23%
22 Ya
73/4 July
$1.60
preferred
conv
Camera
Firstamerica
Bankshares
Reynolds
Fruehauf
F
W
Trailer
26%
1
700
35
34%
187 3/4
Jun
32
100
64%
657/a
1,400
16%
16 Ya
1,400
60Y4 July
16% Aug
23%
21%
23%
900
39
6Ya May
65%
16%
Co
•;
20
10
8%
8%
87/a
300
77/a
74%
74%
2,000
60%
2%
900
National
St
Louis
Public
8
Feb
St
Jan
Sangamo
Jun
30
Feb
2%
Louis
Feb
:
Feb
9Ya
;
American
General
Box
Candy
General
Contract
General
Jan
General
1
14
Jan
18
Jun
Shell
5,800
7
Jun
8
Jan
44%
Gen Tele
Genesco
Glen
Granite
Gray
City
Southern
42% July
Jan
32
32
200
32
500
553A
22Ya Mar
393/8
Aug
28%
283/4
54%
56%
32%
32%
32%
600
1
82%
80%
823/4
4,200
60
Jan
15
15
100
14
Aug
& Rubber
5,900
34 % July
473A
1,600
30
Feb
550
45
Mar
—1
•
Co
6.25
1
Co———.
1
Chem___
(Un)
36%
39%
37%
59
____3
;
60%
.2
2
;
.
2
27
403/a
57%
58%
23
21%
23
11%
11%
30%
28%.
30%
263A July
•34
May
May
Mobil
41%
Jun
65
36 Ya Mar
51
100
17 Ya
17%
18
2,100
13%
123/4
13%
63 Ya
2,500
Standard
Oil
N
Oil
Co
Standard
Hein
Werner
Hertz
Corp
Hibbard
3
Corp
363/4 July
50 Ya
Jan
Stewart-Warner
66 Ya
Feb
•.___
900
20%
Feb
64
11%
Jun
Industries
Inc
Corporation
Huttig. Sash & Door.:
l
23 y4 May
13
Brick
Illinois
Jan
When
Sunbeam
10O
8
87/a
23
237/a
35%
35%
200
51%
49
523/a
5,600 ;
International
Mineral
Nickel
International
Paper
International
shoe
Tel
29%
46%
32%
•
•
467/a
32%
200
1,500
Gas
Aug
13 Y4
Jan
32 Ya
Apr
30 Ya
Feb
333A Aug
47%
Jan
70
Jun
Aug
July
37% May
Electric
Johnson
Jones
&
;
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Thor
Power
*
■'
42
1.
Trane
May
50% Jan
Transamerica
Feb
33% Jun
Trans
29 Va
/
52 % July
56 Ya
1353/4
July
200
96% July
300
33^8
Apr
36
10
66%
32
Feb
463A May
41%
1,800
193/a
500
18% Mar
123/4
800
11%
100
66 Ya
64%
33Vie
(Un)
Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co—
39%
39 3/8
83%
75%
78
76
78
1
.
5%
20
Jun
6
:
Tri
20th
'
Co
Gas
Leath & Co
Lincoln
Printing
Lytton's
(Henry
Co
La
400
63
Jan
80 Yt
Jun
United
6Yt July
united
43/4
Jan
27 Ya
27 Ya
100
93/4
10 Ya
700
C)
&
1
Co
9
100
■
18 Yt
9Ya Aug
Feb
26 y2 July
93/a May
15
•
700
9
23 Va
11 Yt Mar
Cement
fTbe)
1
McCrory Corp
Means
Merck
(F.
&
Co
&
Co
(Un)_,
a
Merrltt Chapman & 8cott
Metropolitan
Brick
•
16%
com
(Un)
12.50
Middle
South
For
Food
*
Products
Utilities
footnotes,
1
.
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see page
42.
55 Ya
May
13
100
150
154
40% May
36 Ya Apr
700
13
52
600
88
y4
89 Ya
10%
10 Ya
10Ya
700*.
9
17
10%
183/4
100
56
17
17
17
v
73% Mar
„.
9 3%
'
•10Yt
17
30 Yt
30 y4
.
.
100
100 -
Aug
July
147
89%
4
Inc__
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's
154
46
51
13
53%
50c
W.)
50
46
:__4
Mfg
Co
64
39 Ya
600
58Ya Aug
37 Va May
77Ya
38 Ya
523/4
Jan
63%
60 Va
64
900
57%
Apr
783/4
Jan
51y*
50 3/4
51Y*
800
39 Y8 Mar
553/a
Jun
47Y4
71 Ya
Jan
—13
S
Aug
;Jivly.•
Aug
600
44% July
80
81Ya
800
56 Ya
Jan
817/a Aug
29 Ya
30
600
28Ya
Jan
317/a
Apr
323A
33
200
38
Jan
37%
37 Y4
700
33 Ya
July
50
50
46 Ya
Jan
37Ya
950
34Ya Aug
54 Yt
17%
200
16
Aug
21Ya
21 YB
600
20
Aug
19 Ya May
36 Ya Jan
57
57%
600
100
57%
Co
8%
Co
22%
i-i 13.
223/4
16 Yt July
19
25 Ya Mar
32 Va
Ya
Jan
12 Ya
July
35%
8%
145/a July
100
7%
900
30Y4
x57
200
50
Mar
59% July
37
2,300
34 Y4
July
55 Yt
34 Ya
36%
383/4
48 Ya
,
Yt Jun
48%
193/4
20%
3,000
Jun
93/8
Apr
42 3/t
35
Jun
38 Ya
500
Feb
new
Jan
Jan
42Vt Jan
26
493/4 July
23 Ya Jan
1,100
19 Ya Mar
500
.
23 5% Mar
28 Ya
20 V4
26%
Jan*
43
Jan
21 Ya
22%
3,300
35%
600
29% Mar
200
-
257% July
29
Apr
Jun
373/a
Jan
100
357%
Feb
483/,
Jun
1,200
39%
Apr
503/4
Jan
39 Ya
3,000
35
46Ya
Feb
423/4
13,500
40%
Jun
600
44 7%
May
56
Jan
28%
100
24 Ya May
33
July
263/4
29 y4
850
23
33
Jun
32
33
45%
39%
37
41%
51
48
51
~8%
425
13%
8%
9%
2,500
8Ya
7%
400
52%
500
7
May
50%
<
Apr
Jan
38
Jun
24%
July
Jan
July
Jan
173/t Jan
48 Ya July
63
Jan
193/a
183/4
193/a
200.
17Ya July
26 Ya
Jan
22 Ya
22 V*
22 Ya
200
20% May
24Yt
Jan
41%
403/a
413%
800
39% July
507/a
Feb
22
21%
223/a
6,500
21 Ya
Aug
24%
64Ya
783/4
79 Ya
1,300
Jun
803/4
36 Ya
36 Ya
36%
100
29 Ya Mar
36 Ya
100
237/a July
Apr
Jan
Aug
'24 Ya
24%
367/a
Jan
19 Ya
19 V*
800
19
Aug
24Ya
Jan
58 Ya
56%
58 Ya
300
47 Y4
Feb
66 Ya
Jun
243/4
24%
25
600
23
Jun
283/4
Jan
18%
17 Ya
18%
500
153/a
Feb
71 Ya
74
200
583/a Mar
74
253/a
25 Ya
26%
1,700
243/4 Mar
29% Mar
12 3/4
(Un)I
X
I
113/4
123/4
400
11 Ya
16 Ya Mar
,
>
July
18Ya July
Aug
8Ya
8Ya
83/4
2,600
/ 0% May
11%
Jan
36 Ya
36%
363%
700
S3% May
39Va
Jan
36 Ya
37%
200
30 Y4 Mar
39 Yt
Jun
79%
79%
180
79 Ya July
82
Jan
33
33%
33
1223/4
38%
43
400
313/4
Jun
36 Ya
Jun
115% 1223%
200
114
Aug
1473/4
Jun
38
38 Yb
1,700
32
Jan
43
43
100
,
387/a Aug
S3 % Mar
43 Ya
Jan
27
27 Y4
1,900
25%
Jun
31
Jan
43
42 Ya
443%
900
32%
Apr
32%
31 Ya
323%
400
25 Ya
7%
7%
500
20 Ya
20 Ya
20%
1,000
52%
49 Ya
52 y4
800
48
Aug
83%
80%
83%
1,500
75
May
July
(UnUn¬
—
—
com
44% Aug
37Ya
Jan
Jun
77/a
Jun
20% July
31 Yt
7
Apr
Jan
63Ye Jan
103 Y4
Jan
68
64
68
1,900
56
25
23 Yt
25
1,000
22%
Jun
31 Yt
55%
55%
200
25%
Jan
58 Ya July
4,600
55 V*
Public
—I—
(Unl
Co
9% Apr
41Y4 May
1,600
45% Feb
23
500
I
22 Yi
68
Aug
Apr
137/a July
1
557/a
Jan
643/4
jun
34 Y8
Jan
33 Ya May
42%
Feb
36%
Feb
413/4 July
350
25 Ya
Feb
303/a Aug
3,250
59 Y4
Feb
73
36
36
100
41 y4
403/4
41 Va
250
29%
30%
65
(Un)
Publishing Co
300
55 Y4
29 Ya
Service
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12 7%
44 Ya
53 Ya
223/4
Corp
12 y4
44
TelegraphI
Electric
(F
Jan
19%
Co
Woolworth
World
1,200
44%
3.
(Un)
Wisconsin Electric Power
Wisconsin
13 Ya
423/4
12%
Union
Westlnghouse
Wilson
Feb
Jan
59
28%
Whirlpool Corp
May
Jun
28
Feb
28%
Inc
13% July
18 Ya
80Ya
Jun
443%
.25
—
55 Ya Aug
96
Aug
24
3,400
34%
20%
-60c
57
24
x57
48Ys
X
Match
Jan
50%
8Y4
1
37%
(Un)
Jun
Jan
Jun
27%
22 Ya
173
9 Ya
13%
13 Y4
_
,___
Corp
&
800
24
Corp
Universal
Jan
Apr
9%
36%
37
Universal Oil Products
July
11 Ye
9%
1
Corp (Un)
Film (Un)__
Jan
9
Feb
16%
Jan
54 Ya
Jan
51
533%
RR
Rubber
Webcor
46Y4
34 Ya
XXX
Jun
Walgreen
:
9%
32 Y4 July
17%
1
(Un)
11%
/.
48Ya
81%
1
Corp
St
Apr
29%
-1.40
~
Corp
Salle
Steel
1,400
363/b
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Co
Corporation (Del)
Fruit
Co—X
Western
Marquette
Martin
6IY4
39%
Co
293/1
Feb
7
S
U
503/4 Aug
64
;
Pacific
Jan
600
.17
Jan
United Aircraft Corp (Un)
United Air Lines Inc.
Jan
99 V2
100
17
42 3%
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
Carbide
Corp
Electric Co
(Un)
54%
1,000
1
100
477/a Aug
*
Union
Jun
97/a
common
503/4
45 Ya
Union
73%
22 Ya
.
Jan
503/4
44 Ya
7% Mar
36% July
97/a
10
Jan
39 Ya
Oil of California
223/a
1
36 Ya
Jun
51%
Union
9%
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common.
July
27%
XXI
Oil CoXX
Jan
22%
Libby McNeil & Llbby
32 Y4
900
—X.
~
89%
5
common
42 Ya Mar
200
32
29%
60 Yt May
:__4
Extension University
Salle
400
34 Ya
30%
Jan
U
La
Laclede
47 Ya
34%
Century-Fox
So
Jan
—10
A_
Airlines
Radio
Jun
47 Ya
^5
Co
Continental
208
Jun
Ya
50
14 Yt May
■
July
47 Ya
1
Company I,
World
600
5%
5%
Jan
Common
1,300
83 Yt
>
29
42
800
40
•
5
& Chemical
Copper
19
200
7%
Edison
Trav-ler
Jan
Jan
'
Aluminum
Kennecot
(Un,_
19
Corp
Tool
Toledo
Jan
97%
6
19
.20 g
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Jan
'
35%
6
Jan
(Un)_
Union
Laughlin Steel
!'
Kaiser
Co
48
37%
79%
50%
19%
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe__i_*
41Y4 Mar
X"
Texas Gas Transmission
Texas Gulf Producing
Textron
Inc
Union
Jefferson
3,200
"
Transmission
43
40
v
46.
5
Company——,
Aug
12 Ya
3.50
43%
34 Ya
Mid-Continent
'29
'
900
55%
Tenn
7Y«
97%
41%
46
Texaco Inc
Feb
23
4,600
55
Feb
Jun
142 Ya
Jan
35%
(Ud>
57
58% May
Feb
46 %
::r 350 y
30
45%
U-_____—
Co
45%
200
32%
-
55%
7.50
(Un)_____
Co
& Tel
Power
43
30
•
&
Co new com (Un)
/
45%
Chemical—u_5
Harvester
International
International
;
:
&
77/a
35%
•
Swift
24'A Aug
100
e-
Sunray
Jan
3%
5,500
24%
.
Jan
18%
125
2,700
24%
,
■
16Ya
Jun
3RYa
y 64
5%
23%
—
Steamship Co
Interstate
V-
.
Mar
•
X~
Corp
Corp
11 Ve
1
•
•
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Corp__
Steel, Co
Internationa
497/a
125
5%
43
issued
13% July
*
Co
General
Inland
8%
10
Central RR
Interlake
500
1,200
49%
;
1,500
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)
Mar
37
26% July
10
Illinois
Indiana
~5%
1
:
;
143/4
11%
125
25
*
_.
.
Hupp
14%
49%
_
Bartlett
Spencer
Howard
Jun
52%
—15
Storkline Furniture
11%
11%
May
Service
Sundstrand
.>lHeileman (G) Brewing CoX.^—X—.v
66 Ya
49yb
49 %
5
Packaging
56 % May
■
Feb
34% Jan
26Yi Mar
51%
(Ohio)—X_XXI
100
'
56 Y4
500
1,800
IXI5
(Uni.XX
J
1,100
A
400
33
•
Indiana
Standard
Feb
453/a
(Un)__
Aug
12 Ya July
63Ya
•
(Un)
Square
Aug
500
Jun
18Y+ Aug
17% Jan
45
Standard Brands Inc (Un)
Standard Oil of California,
2Y4 July
Feb
July
163/4
313/4
-
Aug
60 Ya
14 Ya
63
Co__I
Jan
40
Jun
45
__XX~
XI
823A
of
13
Jan
33
clasTXI""
Public
Oil
29 Y» July
1,100
12.50
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc
Standard
Aug
Jan
33Y3o
class
23 Ya
Jan
Jan
35
39Ya
1,500
(Un)
Co
.100
20%
31 Ya May
30 Y4 May
25 Yb May
13
Jan
D
15% May
600
1,400
60%
XIIIX5
353A Mar
Apr
28
Jan
Jan
47%
•
307/a
1 Ya
28
900
35
32%
293/4
41 Ya
Jun
-2.50
803/4
Jun
16%
343/4
31Ya
.—a
Oil
Co
16%
343A
32%
173% Aug
51
13
Corp
Southwestern
%,-v
16%
300
1,400
44 Ye
(Un)
5134 July
100
38
,1;
8.33 %
Corp
3,400
1,200
40
60%
V
377/a
__*
L___
—
37%
40%
Cooperage class A
Greyhound Com
Griesedieck
Co
Jan
35%
Jan
28 Yt Aug
58
1
Southern Pacific Co
132
56%
Co
Steel
Stores
Lakes
Oil
Socony
Jun
8,100
43%
28%
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Gulf
Jan
__1
Drug
Greif Bros
993A
100
793/8 July
893/4 Jan
83Y3C
Corp ex distribution
Goodyear Tire
Great
1,300
25
Rubber
&
(The)
Alden
813/4
24%
Inc
Gillette
Jan
129
33%
Jan
47%
I
Pen
53
42%
22Ya
60 V*
:
Oil
800
54 %
Co
Strapping
38% May
3.33 Y3
Electronics Corp
&
Tjre
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2,700
129
35%
,
657/a Aug
227/a Jan
XX
Co
483/4
25
—5.
&
80
43%
17%
19
Apr
I
(Un)__X
Co
Steel
Sinclair
28 Y4
293/a Aug
48
60 Y8 May
Co
44%
_5
Utilities
Oil
28
1
(W
Signode
Corp —_____:—
Corp—_____—
1.66%
General Portland Cement——
1
General
Sheaffer
100
7%
Foods
Public
Jan
163/4
7%
Motors
General
33A
Jan
16%
7%
1
Electric Co
General
27/»
16%
39% May
16 Y4
Inc
5
Finance
26 Ya Mar
250
37Ya Aug
Co
Roebuck
2,700
;
19
Stockyards
Electric
Sears
28%
•
Service
Paper
Servel
July
42
July
1,400
(Tin)
Schenley Industries
Schering Corp (Un)
Schwitzer Corp
2
Corp
Dynamics
General
<
1
Corp
General
80
Regis
29 Ya
41Y4
Aug
403/i Aug
63
1,000
Co
St
193/s
Jun
74%
Jan
.
General
i
w
Rockwell Standard Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum
92 Ya
f;
July
Transportation—2.50
.
283/4
43 Yt
1,000
Aug
29
Jun
2
% Feb
28 Ya Mar
Aug
July
23%
i 600
;
6%
6%
233/e
165
100
—5
Inc.,
Corporation
D
26
34%
5
———
Dairies
1,600
Feb
33yaC
(R J)
Tobacco
Brothers Co
Richman
12
Feb
50 %
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XI.5
com
Drug & Chem
Reynolds
Metals
Co
13% Jan
7% Aug
1
Motor * Co
Ford
23
187% 1873/4
2
Flour Mills of America Inc__
Foremost
23%
1
Corp
Wisconsin
First
Instrument.
&
:
28Ya
21
Indiana—XXX*
of
Rexall
Jun
30% May
6,300
3,200
657/a
(Un)
Oats
1,000
403/4
61%
Jaa
11Y* May
3lYa Jan
..
41%
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
VV
Fairchild
new
43%
40
59 y4
1
Co
Co
19 Ya July
19
Radio
Aug
Apr'
12
2,700
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
Co
7Ya Aug.
3,000
65 Ya
(The)
Oil
Quaker
16% July
343/4 Aug
11/64 July
500
1
—
Jan
Aug
273/a Mar
800
40
—
190%
300
21Y4
41%
-
39%
Jan
32%
34%
3
.
Pullman
Jan
Aug
23 Ya
Apr
2653A
600
28%
118% 123%
5
Natural Gas
Paso
79 Ya July
Co
Service
7%
20 Ya
Jan
108
65 Ya
(Charles) & Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
46%
Aug
203A
Pfizer
18%
&
85
58 Y» Mar
417/8
-_X__X*
XX
2
"5
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A
Peabody
Jan
"7 100
Jun
353/a
1
class
9%
31%
5
7Ya Jaa
69 Ya
25
.
_
18%
May
1
-
26 Y* July
50
July/.
,
Jan
(UnjIXl
Airways
20%
15/64 22/64
•
Corp
12.50
Elgin Nat Watch
1
Gas
Cudahy Packing Co
5
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)——————i
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-
__
Jan
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j
—3.33
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XX—X" *
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64%
17
500
100
,
Jan
19% Jan '
July
42
X
5
July
—
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29 Ya
I
42
America
,
1,000
61 Ya
XI
-—10
World
Co
400
Aug
57% May
Co—
400
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0
5
40 Ya
47
of
Jan
55 Yt
Ya Aug
,
80
: 7%
Service 6
46%
Co
l3/4
% Hi,100
6Y4
21 y4
Co
46%
Steel
Jun
6
Co
Electric
American
Parker
Aug
97 Ya
(
42 Y+
25
Co
59 Y4
75% Aug
.
Paramount Pictures
■"/ Parke-Davis
&
Co
Jan
41V4
July
2,600
853/4
56 % July
Dodge Manufacturing Co.:
•
Aug
87/a July
700
26
80%
853/4
300
Detroit
.
35%
26%
70 Ya
77%
V; %
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Chemical
Pacific Gas &
'Pan
Apr
X
'•
59>/4
Deere
.
Jan
Jan
60Ya
300
51%
58%
Crucible
.1
48 Ya
29
70
51%
;
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Olin-Mathleson
27/64 July
22% July :■
~9
5
Co
42 % May
21/64 July
800
53
69%
51 y«
59
Crane
;>
100
11,500
23Y4
Co
Oklahoma
33 Y4 July
-
22%
.<
10
_1
Corp
America
of
23%.
5
—.
1
Motors
Co
,
463/a
46%
rights—
America
500
■
25/64 26/64
10
ji,
—
Power
Consumers
•
Aug
28%
(Un)
56% Mar
21%
•
Edison common
36
27
Manufacturing Co
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Gas System (Un)
Columbia
38 Ya July
28 Ya
Bancorporation
Commonwealth
>
1,500
5,100
Y4
60%
(Minnesota)
(Un)
Northwest Airlines
Northwest
Apr
39 Y4
(Un)_
Northern Pacific Ry
Northern States Power
Jan
Jac
38
56%
Public
Gas
Apr
Jun
33%
78%
Jun
16%
86
300
25% July
8 7/a
87 Y*
39
60 V*
RR
Natural
453/4
20Ya
Jan
May
70
Aviation
Northern
45%
300
24%
77%
65 Ya
30 V* Mar
36
(Un)
Prod
Central
American
Northern
44%
300
1,300
v
300
X*.--"
Northern
93/a
43%
2,400
317/8
6Y4
Distillers
York
North
38%
100
Ilium
Inc
Co
Mar
41%
_1
common
.
Electric
Cleveland
Coleman
Jan
74 Ya
233/4
39 Y4
Specialties—
Register
1
High
2,000
36 Ya
National Gypsum Co
National Lead Co (Un)_
National Tile & Mfg
45%
10
___
Iron
Jan
26
■
National
Jan
693/a
j
__I~
(Un)
Company
Cash
Low
8 Ya
74
74%
24 Y4
I
Range Since Jan.
High
31 Ya
*
Ho
Co
Co
Motor
National
-9%
_8.50
Co
Cliff's
Cleveland
28Y4
I
(Un)__
&
&
Low
classs A
Jun
July
45%
Electric——
&
/
26% July
22 Ya July
300
Conv
Muter
203A Jan
56
Mfg
Fuel—
Ward
(Philip)
Musksgon
42%
25
City Products Corp
%"
25
Jan
Jan
4fl?a
Jan
17 Ya May
Jan
a
8harea
8%
Motorola Inc new common—
Mount Vernon (The) Co common!
12% Aug
17% May
51
50
3,300
17% Yl7%
29
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
Cities
43
Morris
&
River
Montgomery
Apr
31 %
July
29
*
>
Aug
■'
20
•
Rock
Jan
27%
1,000
Minnesota JVlin
2H Mar
233/4 July
21
Chicago
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monsanto
Chemical
(Un)
400
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific.•
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com—*
A;
5%
series A preferred
;__100
;
Mississippi
Jan
24%
I
i
Jan
Jun
26%
for Week
—1
__
26
20% May
1% Jun
1,000
Minneapolis Brewing Co
233/4
Jan
Sale*
Range
of Price*
Par
Jan
403/a
Mar
25
55%
Corp
27Ya
,
24%
25
1
Chemetron
;
29%
41%
50c
2.50
Oil & Refintng common
convertible
preferred
$2
16Ya May
18 % Apr
200
„
2
High
25
__50
•
Champlln
20 Ya
20%
207/a
———10.
America (Un)_
South
&
2,100
25
Brewing Corp
Central
700
20%
30c
Carrier Corp common
4Ya%
18%
18%
5
Inc
Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Pacific (Un)
Celanese
17%
20%
-12.50
______
Canadian
Centlivre
1814
8
(Un)
Corp
Hecla
&
Low
1
(Un)_
Industries
Burton-Dixie
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
8
Company
Burlington
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Par
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended August 12)
Sales
Week's
64% .65%
Aug
July
14 Ya
Feb
13 Ya
14%
1,000
Yates-America Machine Co
12 Ya July
18 Ya
18 Ya
19
Jan
1,500
17
Mar
Youngstown
99
99
200
July
99%
Zenith
96 Va
July
137 Yt
Jan
11Q3/4 118%
900
95
Apr
126%
Jun
Sheet
Radio
Corp
&
Tube
1123/4
19
Jan
24
Jun
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
.
.
Monday, August 15, 1960
.
(623)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended August 12)
Friday
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
13%
Admiral
Aeco
A
Corp
Industries
J
Alleghany
Allied
*
Chemical
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
Aluminum
Amerada
Corp (Un)
Mfg Co
(Un)___
of
Co
Cement
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43%
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39
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200
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Hotels
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43% Aug
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67%
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31%
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Flying
High
Low
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Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
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Last
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Jan
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Volume
192
Number 5977
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The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(629)
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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46
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100
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Jan
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25 Va Mar
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300
21%
25
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
-
500
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300
21%
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Jun
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Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
71%
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12V2 Apr
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Jun
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1
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f
10
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69
700
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900
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300
48
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100
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51
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41
500
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700
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Smith-CoranarMarchant
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31
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Feb
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33
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21
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Rayonier Inc
Jan
3,300
.
-
33%
common
41/4
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■■
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8
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Jan
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Philip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Procter
138
Universal Cons Oil Co
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Aug
1.90
500
2,200
,
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Last
Sale Price
2%
1
7%
27%
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Low
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Sales
Range
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-
40
37
Jan
47
22
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Mar
193
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475
20
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42
50%
-
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preferred
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16%
200
16
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19
July
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225
51%
52'/2
3,946
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57
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Mitchell
Jan
55%
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Jun
71 %
preferred
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65
Mar
Montreal
33 y2 May
41
Jan
46% July
Mar
.
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4V2 %
.
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49
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4,415
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Feb
17
Jun
32 y8
155
29 y4
Jan
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Jun
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26
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53
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150
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Canadian
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Canadian
Celanese
class
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18
Cellulose
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Apr
July
76
Jan
12
16
May
40
Mar
43%
Jan
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Jan
26%
Apr
13%
.25
24%
24 y«
24%
9%
9%
9%
al3
15%
15%
4.10
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2.50
12%
11%
12 Va
59%
59%
13
13
9
45
45
20 y«
20%
a77
153/4
21%
Paper
common
11
9%
25'
4.00
class
A—
18%
Ltd
Tobacco
of
common
•
.
$2.25
preferred
preferred
100
_
Nickel
of
preferred
]_5
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1
____
Lines.
Service
Ltd
(John)
Ltd
Jan
6.25
Jan
Apr
15%
Jun
36%
Jan
100%
Jun
935
32
90
5
99%
Feb
Mar
Jan
102
Jun
Ltd
45 %
Apr
50%
Jan
a41
4
42
July
52%
Jan
97s
9'/a
125
9
July
16 %
Jan
85% July
34% Mar
87
Jan
44%
Jun
305
•
685
"
850
10
44%
46 7s
1,655
59%
9%
31%
59%
5
9%
240
common
I—I
see page 42.
65 % July
80
Jan
6.00
700
400
11Jun
120
133A
15 y8 Mar
18 y2 May
90
1,822
-
Feb
97
11
Aug
935
8% Mar
243/4 juiy
30y4
26
31 y2
28
30
423/4
100
a6 V2 ' 7
28
•
*
Mar
37% Mar
240
6
685
.
a20J/4 a20y4
20%
7 Jan
Jan
Jan
43
Mar
25
20%
83/4
Apr
271/4
Jun
600
19
555
8
July
1,242
63
Aug
18 y4
49
19
49
—r.
330
45
Jan
21% May
17
Jan
873/a
Mar
Jan
24
17% Mar
Jan
58
Jan
483/4 Mar
55%
Jan
isy4
19W.-Z) 27,596
17'%
•
8,250
53
48
52%
19V2
625
May
24%
Jun
9
Jan
31
•
16 y2 May
69V2
25%
Jun
Jun
2.45
36
3.00
2.49
1,050
2.00
July
4.00
53/4
450
b%
Al.g
8%
Jan
26 y2
Jun
34%
%
i
36 j
2,440
2.70 /3.00
2,730
33 y4
33 V4
34
34 %
35
35
45
20
—
__
45
'
45
30
29
Mar
./
Jun
Jan
35
36%
31% Mar
41%
Jan
3.35
Feb
575
•
38%
2.60 May
1,460
45
■
50
7
Jin
5%
*
,
Jan
10,101
8 y8
*
common
9.50 Mar
July
65y2
7
Shown
'i2%- Jan4
7.05
July
7.25 July
11%
3.15 Aug
34
4.95
July
44 %
Jan
Collieries
ao
42
Jan
52
Jan
Jan
61%
May
52% Mar
8y4
July
Jan
10
Mar
Resources
Canadian
Ingersoll
Canadian
Kodiak
Canadian
•
Jan
v'37
July
47 >
Feb
Aug
.
Silk
Rand
Co
Refineries
Consolidated
Consumers
New
10
Feb
1,550
40
Jan
47
July
25
48
Apr
54
Aug
Moore
93
Aug
Feb
Mount
92
93
775
80
18%
210
16
4,653
a93 a93%
74
Aug
15% Aug
Jun
54
21%
50% May
93% Aug
56% July
130
Jan
Co
Minnesota &
Ontario
Corp Ltd
Royal Dairies
Mount Royal
Quebec
28
605
273/, Mar
35
27
Jan
29
145
24
alO% alO%
75
Steel
Mills
Telephone
Ltd
Corp
Warrants
St Maurice Gas Inc
32
Aug
26
Jan
26
125
25
Feb
26
85
85
25
July
85
Jun
89
Mar
973/4
'98
-.-215.
033/4i Mar
102
Jan
J.an
Save
(1957)
Canada
Power
Traders Finance Corp
5%
red
Feb
40
Apr
40
415
373/4 Mar
Aug
75c
1.00
6,800
65c
Jun
1.35
Jun
5%
160
5
778
Jan
25c
100
25c
July
Aug
2.25
Feb
39 3/4
50
Jan
38
40
May
a60c
19
95c
Jan
39%
413/4
2,771
3672 Mar
44 72
Jan
43
295
347»' Mar
43
Aug
14%
143/4
919
;
60c
Mar
14 7a
25
100
143/4 Au,g
104% Aug
Aug
48
100
50c
Jun
-1 75
14%
15
1,000
30 %
31
105
29 72
45c
400
45c
*
14%
45e
126% 126%
1.25
•
common
100
1474 Aug,
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1.25
al6
26
6
400
40
44%
80
45
80
100
46
50
23
*'•
6%
7^^
Corp Fund—:
Tranf Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
Feb
Feb
Feb
46%
1,808
6%
1,900
6
60
19
_*
90
Jan
3572 Mar
46
46
46
120
43
a43
25
39
8
300
774
32
85
1,450
11
3.35
600
68c
68c
500
6%
7%
1,425
12
12
12
150
116
116
18
37%
36%
37%
2,240
37
37
30%,
30%
30%
8%
7%
8%
-
52
Jan
43 72 July
Feb
93/4
337a
Jun
Jan
Jun
2.95
68c
147a
Jan
July
3.70
July
90c
Jan
Jun
10
Jan
93/4 Mar
13
Aug
63A
114
*
Apr
Feb
38
May
May.
Jan
120
3274
38
125
36
15
29
7,415
Feb
Feb
Jun
29
11%
July
107a
23
Apr
7%
Jan
49
July
a42
Jun
13% July
32%
May
al8
a43
40
10
July
July
6
pfd—_100
•
29
80
32
Apr
283/4 July
46
1172
3.10
Apr
774
*
Feb
2772
7%
Jan
Jan
Mar
4172
al8
8
Jan
Jan
50 %
July
25
28V4
Jan
a.
310
all% all%
28
46
5
44%
Jan
.
2.30
2372 Mar
a28 % a28%
•
17274
53/4 Aug
273/4
25
,19
75c
Aug
a51
Jan
v
40 7
Aug
12672 Aug
273/4
__
,
July
a51
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class A
pfd-T__—
Trans-Canada
55
1.25
;
al6
*
Sobey's Stores class AT.—
19
12%
15 72
July
75c
1
Shop
Jan
Aug
83/4 Mar
137s
75c
•
Jun
29%
13 %
3,790
100
Feb
^
8
-600
3,664
"9.
Feb
al3 al3 74
Aug
Ltd.
Jan
32
14%
8%
117a
11%
32
Southern
44%
•
—
133/4
•i
14
43% July
774 Aug
3872
Aug
&
1274 July
400
225
*
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
6
80
200
7%
43%
•
273/4
200
Mar
12 74
41
*
Apr
'
Jan
44%
a
1043/4 104 3/4
*
Ltd
Jan
8
100
.
pfd
Feb
1772
42
*
Rice Mills Ltd
42
10% Mar
Jun
Jan
8%
a60c
Paper Co_
60
29
Aug
1372
714
574
May
774
393/4
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd.10
Power Corp of Can 4%T> cum 1st
pfd 50
Premier
7
25c
*
383/4 May
52
July
Apr
v
73/4
May
53/4
Preferred
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
Mtlchers Distilleries
Ltd 6%
1,775
36%
Jan
July
7
5%
•
-
2,020
;
98c
Ltd_.^
of Canada Ltd;
34%
8
Ti.-''
14%
Works
40%
52%
10% May
al2V4
if--
42
Apr
6'"
I_1
52
Apr
16%
2372 Aug
—5
40
Feb
16 %
High
■
44%
1
33%
31
300
Apr
40%
Jan
18%
67a
41%
Kelly Douglas Ltd class A—
Loblaw Companies Ltd A
Class B
5,340
52%
672
73/8
Ltd
_•
Internat Paints (Can) Ltd 6%
pfd
20
Investm't Foundation 6% conv
pfd—50
a54
93
105
Inland Chemicals Can Ltd—
46%'
53%
450
40
---7—-
Engineering
Motor
35
7
1874 July
al2 74
Dominion Oilcloth <fc Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd
—!
*
Ford
650
1,295
Ltd
Dalfen's Ltd
Dominion
Low
217 23%
37
>10
-7—-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
163/4
t—3
common
5% 7» class B pfd
Crown Zellerbach Corp
Wceh
or
6%
—
Paper Corp Ltd
common
f
•./' Shares
a77s
& Paper Inv Ltd—
Products Corp class A
Gas
Sales
~
Range
37
67a
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A___
Consolidated Div Standard Sec cl A-
a54
Jan
12%
Week's
'*r
Dollars
a77s
6%7
a77s
Power
Canadian
143/4
37
Canadian
of Prire9
23%
■
—
Mar
in
Low
»
Jan
'
35% Mar
Expressed
Last
—1
46%
75
Are
*
11% July
31% Feb
98
July
67
1
30
8%
78
9V4
7
5,651
•
t
u
*
5,627
100
Jan
S'/a
*
preferred
Jan
Jun
26%
27J/4
•'
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6,875
ZZ-100
preferred
footnotes,
L_
•—
1
—
Jan
38
75
4,887
f
a6 %
r
Par
12
14%
Jan
Jan
9
Friday
33%
29
■
•
Ltd
163/4
25%
Sale Price
40%
157a
St
convertible preferred
Worts—
:
'
a6 %
\
STOCKS
11%
34
303/4
Canadian Stock Exchange
38%
a54
Limited
4% 7c.
12
—
Lawrence Power.
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell
River Ltd *
Corp Ltd priority stock.
*
39%
15
40%
221
•
—
36%
35
•
com
Mailman
Massey-Ferguson
443/4
a41
52%
:
Zellers
6%
28
•
A
—
16%
42J/2
•
—
&
7.00
7
-
10
(Canada)
class
Feb
260
67"%
6.50
*
28%
116
2,892
7.60
—
Pipe
Public
•
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Canadian
Apr
36
3.40
15%
Knapp
78
.
66y4
263/4
—•
CorplJl.
(Geo)
78
•
7
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—-
Bank
Gooderham
&
May
'
1
Jan
Jun
100
8.40
10
Canada
International Paper common
International Utilities
Corp
Steel
Apr
July
100'
al05%al05y2
7%
65
9
.
34%.
3.35
50
ZZ50
preferred.
Inland Cement preferred
A
July
4.60 July
•
—,
United
40 v4
1
.
class
Jan
Jan
37
14
250
97
1•
80
•
r.
Jan
18
13
37 V2
12
3
Aug
July
100
37 y2
67% '
'
5%
2,040
17 %
Aug
7 24
13%
59%
•
,
;
4.25
100
14
5%
__
5
12 V* July
12
Dec
250
al4% al4%
46 y«
Canada common_B
Corp
Co
'
16
14
6.70
22% July
3.75
7.80
33%
Apr
16
"
—5
Feb
690
35
•
15
4.95
Jan
9 V\ May
2,342
2,240
'/ ♦
■
13% Mar
310
37 y2
.10
24% May
1,954
a41
10
Investment
Jan
97
Jan
77
25
3.35
•
84
11%
Jan
May
4.00
9.00
•
Jun
16%
103/4
l >% J uy
450
97B
7.90
50
75
14
Jan
71
775
8.40
I~20c
„
preferred
Jan
20%
9.00
5
1
Jan
a81
12
16
Aug
a85% a853/4
•
47
17 %
26%
July
10
__
Aug
16
>
Jan
45%
6
40
Jan
Aug
37%
5y2
*
60% Aug
v.
Jan
55
100-
55 3^
2.05
895
33% Mar
Jan
45
10
35%
43% July
375
445
Jan
J
90
Feb
25
common
$4.50
For
8%
x55
al4%
Jun
37
Jan
52
12% July
9%
A
67c
Jun
13% Mar
a6%
-
Acceptance
5%%
21
13%
July
x55
25
iZZ-21
—
;——
Jun
a41
$2.75
5f£
31%
.
Apr :
a6%
common.:
Warrants
Lowr
Aug
x55
——
———
■
20% May
38% July
66
July
11
60
4.00
13 y4
Jan
10%
Feb
41 % Mar
1,195
a77
Bank
(M)
.
75
Mining
Loeb
,
385
$2 preferred
Labatt Limited
Apr
21%
^
Lewis Bros
9V2
2,795
15%
E)
Horne 81 Pitfield
Jamaica
17%
2,020
9
preferred.
29
8% May
,
470
1,065
15
common
Wares
Interprovincial
...
245
■
9
•
Ciass "B
International
985
15%
Lakes Paper Co Ltd
$2.00
12%
.
•
20%
Jan
36 Y2
50c
Pricre
59%
—
Indus
160
68
*
10 V2
Jan
50
300
68
—
Oil
18
al6
107a
42
Motors
Smith
16%
Jan
450
>
:
31
300
__
preferred
Feb
'Jan
215v
•
29
Jan
Jun
15
preferred
Bay
193/4
40%
Corp
4%
Apr
7.00
20'/4 July
273/4 Mar
36% Aug
16y2 Mar
July
12%
45
•
Feb
22
20% Mar
—
class
3.00
Jan
36% Aug
42
preferred
Steel
Jun
1,745
_50
Dynamics
193/4
100
1,350
common.
(Chas
Jan
275
3,525
Foundation Co of Canada
Power
2.00
Feb
6.00
100
7,175
7,
Jun
39
*
;
Toronto-Dominion
Weston
11
Mar
29%
Corp
Petroleum
17
Jun
28%
•
common
Texaco Canada Ltd-
Walker
4.90
Jun
2.20
•
Trans Canada Pipeline
..Triad Oils
Jan
250
13
V
A
Inc
Jan
al7
16 %
•
Sicard
25
Jan
?ir
"
8.00
110
Power common—♦
&
——
Simpsons
"17
a24
12
•
Canadian
;
36%
15
•
A
-
16%
13
*
Players
7%
3,430
*
i
class
General
2.50
•
Paper
General
4.075
3%
Canada
preferred
19
3.75
225
al6
;
Ltd
300
10%
Ltd
A
\Sogemines
Webb
al8% al8%
Coal
preferred
Cos
123/4 May
•"y'
29%
Brewery
Frosst & Co
400
AUg
36%
a
...
com
r
18
10,305
39V2
•
Jan
a23%
17
A
Donohue Bros Ltd
Fleetwood
125
8% July
12% Apr
8%
2.50
.10
Dominion Tar & Chemical
common
Dominion Textile common
of
22% Mar
1,014
15%
&
Freres
2,710
V
19
17%
19
69 %
1,479
8%
common—
Class
Feb
21 y2
—_
class
Shawinigan Water
Steinbergs
35
^
:
5,985
100
;
Southam
925
Jan
35
11
46
•
Standard Structural Steel
Steel Co of Canada
250
23
al9
•
6'%
_10-.
preferred
Jan
41
Jan
al4J/4 al4y2'
100
Jan
17%
Jan
46
•
Jan
77
19 Ya
A
8.45
12% July
3,502
.
14%
46 V2
5y2
«
preferred
12%
July
9% May
Mar/'
Mar
6Vb
•
—
10%
4.05
12%
13%
.10
—
.
Stepi
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Imperial
Feb
40%
a
Dairies
Hudson
9
Aug
7% July
13%
21%
Bridge
Howard
Jan
18
41
_
Mortgage
Oil
23
275
a23%
Dominion
Home
Apr
Aug
5% May
18
10,200
4.10
—
Dominion
Great
18%
55
2,000
10
..
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Dominion Glass common
5%
505
18
77«
13
40
44
Jan
5.55
Seagrams
General
133/4
10
Ltd
B
;5ya 'in
Apr
12%
Textile
Distillers
5%
123/4
Feb
14,l!:;;^ 1,057
al4*/2
•
common
common
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Jan
1,500
4.60
Glass
Gatineau
16
13%
preferred-
4%%
5 7c
22% May
al3
Zellerbach
Fraser
8y8 Aug
19% July
10
Farm
Coronation
French
100
5.50
Vickers
Consumers
Famous
450
500
Corbys class A_
Eddy
10
20
20%
Ltd
——
(Canada)
Paper class
St Lawrence Cement class A
St Lawrence Corp
common—-
38% July
1374
Canada
—
31 y# Mar
70
1
-
—
Aug
6,189
Feb.;
a81
Jan
387s
70
•
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
Jan
12 y8
Jun
Jan
55
2.05
39V2
100
—^
Mar
48j/2
37%
,
'
•
common
11
12
Juti
37
A
Rolland
,.
Jun
56
18
Power.
Ltd
Continental Can
7 % %
21
97a
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting—
Dupuis
Feb
46% Mar
15%
Petrofina
Consolidated
Pont
13
1.439
45%
77
Combined Enterprises
Du
375
537a
9%
.50
Cockshutt
Dow
86% July
18%
9%
Oil
Dominion
Jan
-.
Feb
•
International
Dominion
Feb
10%
1
Canadian
Class
24
82
BOO
Companies common.
Canadian Pacific Railway.
Crown
Apr
150
6%
Preferred
Columbia
23%
39% Mar
20
20%
common.
common
(A V)
Series
Ltc
Preferred
Class
Roe
Jun
605
1374
__
Hydrocarbons
54
20
•
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A
Canadian Husky
39% Mar
8%
—
441%
20c
—
Ltd
Power
Reitman's
Jan
100
37%
—
Co
9.35
:
Aug.
19% May
41%175
al9
'
95
"
Jan
Aug/ ;:
46
Quebec
Jun
83
13% /;!
34
Mar
9%
Jan
Jan
„
36
a78'
■/" 41 Vz
r_
Units
23% Mar
Jun
41
10
common.
$1 series preferred
Chemical Co
Canadian
27%
Apr
15% Aug
75
51%
•
A.
24%
127s
37%
•
com.
common
v
Ores—
&
/
Jan
12%
53
•
common
35
40%
'
n,—
•
Electronics-.
Breweries
86%
22% July
14
—
11
220
July
177/e
46
2,489
-
22
July
100% Aug
18%
'«»_*»
12.50
Iron
Bros
—
Quebec Natural Gas
Feb
Mar
;•)•.
Canada
Premium
11%
9%
31%
_
Canadian
Corp of
Aug
9% Mar
715
20
Foundries
Canadian
46
♦.
140
I'My
12%
350
23
a78
123/4
46
Mar
11
10
39y4
127/a
13%
22%
11
9%
38»/4
1
all
22%
Apr
11% July
3/'
95.
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13%
•
86 y2
325
95
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44%
common
325
95
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a29
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Apr
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93
Apr
26
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42
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95
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27
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980
43%
26 %
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4,700
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14
43%
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common
14% Jan
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37%
20%
39Apr
•
23%
Apr
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127
21
30%
21%
41
6.40
6,709
100%
41
23V2
34%
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31%
100
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34%
Canadian Bank of
Canadian
52% July
25
,
Apr
10%
Jun
42
20
1
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Canadian
473/4 May
9
555
Pacific Petroleums
Warrants
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Jun
120
common
preferred
Canadian
Jan
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-
22 %
*
all%
all
Jan
22
Ontario Steel Products common—
v
all%
•
26 J/4
Northwest
73 % May
v
Mar
Jan
Feb
-
•
Utilities
;
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Ogilvle Flour Mills common
May
6
21
Class B :
Jan
13
Jan
530
14
♦
Noranda Mines Ltd
Jun
.6
41
—-_100
—1
——
Canadian
5%
35 %
75
23
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Car
.10
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Canadian
Steel
6
22%
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preferred
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10% May
23
40
—
common.:
•
Malting common.
4Vx% preferred
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40%
Canadian
Co
Low
100
22 %
__
43%
Products
preferred
Canadian
Trust
Range Since Jan. 1
High
all%all%
•
Corp common
Niagara Wire Weaving common—i—
Jan
47%
43%
A
Locomotive
National
49% July >:
50
50
class
Jun
87% July
43% July
Canada
5%
'
4% <h
July '
10%
-Mar
3.50 May
100
preferred
Canada
-
243/4 Aug
69
Mar
——
Forest
Chemical
Iron
7% May
45
20
49
3.75
Ltd
l.
&
Penmans
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7» %
945
1
49
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$1.30
8%
8
8%
3.85
-
50
Company
Building Products
4
50
•
Brown
Canada
46
Jan
•
British Columbia Power
British Columbia Telephone
Canada
Jan
45%
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Columbia
Calgary Power
423/,
100
£
preferred
Brockville
12,160
' /■-—
——
preferred
British
46
a49
Morgan
July
50
--i—*
-
45%
a48%
common
4% pfd
preferred
preferred
preferred
4
38
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red
cum
23 y4 Mar
45%
,
.
American
4%%
Feb-
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*
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Montreal
37
175
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182
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295
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572%
Bowater Paper
Bowaters Mersey 572% preferredBrazilian Traction Light & Power
British
-
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
*
Provinciale
Eathurst Power
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
52 Ya
Bank
Monday, August 15, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended August 12)
for Week
el Prices
Low
—25
.
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
7% July
7
,
Feb
.
July
Jan
337a
Feb
12
Jan
,•
Volume
Number 5977
192
.
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Union Gas of Canada
United
Principal
Waterman Pen
Westeel
Ltd
Products
14% '
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
3,475
;
12 %
Apr
16Vi
21
Jan
20%
200
1.90
1.85
1.90
13,210
1.80
Jun
4.00
4.60
6,201
3.45
Jan
14
14
*
——
18% May
3,300
12
Jan
Aiscope Explorations Ltd
Ameranium
Mines
Lead
Anacon
Anlhonian
Ltd—-
Arno
Mines
Atlas
Sulphur & Iron
Atlas-Telefilm
Bailey
Selburn
Baker
Talc
Bateman
Oil
Ltd
4 Vic
1
49c
Co
"•
—
Mines
Nickel
Mines
Ltd
Explorations
Cassiar
Asbestos
Ltd
9c
Ltd
6.70
2.45
3.95
Consol
New
Consol
Quebec Yellowknife Mines
Facific
Crusade
Petroleum
Mines
Dome
Dominion
Copper
Oil
Fab
Metal
3.75
14,955
19 %
21%
Class
Jun
3v2c Aug
7c
70c
Algoma
500
5c
5,000
5c
11c
-4,010
Mar
4%%
Co
23c
Jan
American
i.xujuiy
Jan
Anacon
3c
4,500
5 Vic
Feb
Anchor
Ltd
;
2.26
10,485
4c
3c
5,500
10c
May
1.87
<jan
3.20
Feb
9 Vic
Jan
Apr
10,500
U25
.!
Jun
4c
19c
Jan
200
25c
4c
1,000
ic
Apr
8 Vic
12c
45,200
6c
Mar
47c
Aug
1.50
Jan
Ansil
Jun
Jan
Jan
Arcadia
Class
Area
Argus
1.00
July
63c
Jun
100
5uc
July
19%
20
1.43
1.49
1.15
Jun
Jun
16Vic Aug
10c
1,000
21
3Vic Jun
5c
2,000
3c
»
17c
17c
1,500
17c
Ventures
Golden
Ape
Gunnar
Ltd
1
:
Ltd
3c
1
Gold
Mines
Mines
Mines
10c
10c
29%
1,000
31
9c
Mar
7c
16c
3c
3c
Copper Mining Corp
Collieries
Iso
Mines
Kerr
Mines
Ceramic
Ltd
400
11 %
Mining
&
Mines
Ltd
1
Zinc
Ltd
19c
54c
7,900
7.20
100
Mines
Ltd
—
,
Ash
American
Lingside
Mines
Louvicourt Goldfield
Maritiines
Massval
Mining
Mines
Ashdown
Associated
Feb
Atlas
Mogador
Mines
New
Jan
Jan
A. 22
«—»f4%
21%
22
44%
44%
1,037
40% Mar
,21c
21c
23c
6,300
16 Vic Mar
26c
8%c
8 Vic
9c
6 Vic Mar
10c
7c
Aug
12%
Jun
July
May
4q
1,000
3c
5.25
3,100
2.45
70c
20%.
1,335
He
Banff
7c
Jan
Jan
New
Santiago Mines
Ltd
297/8
West Amulet
Nocana
11945
Barnat
Jan
Jan,
Aug
91%
91%
102
84
Mar
93
Apr
6 %c
Jan
Baska
1.39
July
Lake
Pitt
Gold
38c
2L.600
8c
14,000
4c
Apr
81c
500
80c
July
2,500
6c
10c
July
21
July
1,800
5uc
Juiy
800
15c
Mar
May
1.23
23
420
60c
17c
17c
32c
Jan
Beattie
Provo
Gas
Feb
Beaver
29 Vi
Jan
1.13
Jan
32c
Jan
Bell
..
6c
37c
90
90
90
10
12%
12%
280
32C
26c
32c
27,750
1.70
1.83
236,810
20%
10
1
Quebec
St
6c
Feb
Eelleterre
58c
Jun
1.12
Jan
Bethlehem
47c
Apr
95c
July
Bevcon
5c
6c
5,000
4c
Jan
Bibis
Yukon
San
1,500
lc
6c
Feb
Eicroft Uran
.
-r
.
2%c
2c
32,000
Jun"
V
6c
Jan
Biltmore
Jan
Black
Jan
Bouzan
1
50c
48c
51c
5,900
4 n<>
,1-in
91c
Jan
Quebec
12c
Siscalta
9 000
9c
Jun
16c
Feb
11,000
>u-
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23c
Jan
Bowater
Ltd_l
6.50
6.50
100
8.50
Jan
South
1.36
5 % %
Jan
Feb
Aug
Jan
52%
2,447
47% Mar
55%
5,134
18,443
56% July
3.70 Jun
77%
4.60
1.48
1.42
1.49
13,450
40c
39c
4lC
10,200
39c
Aug
55c
Jan
lie 12 %c
3,000
10c
July
17c
Jan
6c
May
12 %c
Jan
3c
7c
7%c
4c
8c
15,200
4c
8,500
34%
5
34%
10 %c
13c
5,254
4.75
4.90
200
5c
5c
48,200
5c
V
1.30
Apr
Jan
4.60
Jun
1.63
Jan
July
6 Vic
23
Mar
37% July
10c
May
24c
4.75 Aug
5c
22
5,100
17
17
100
25.
25
25
22
1
51c
47 %c
53c
18,200
44c
46
45%
46
16,358
42%
22
July
7%
18c
—1
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Jan
Feb
Jan
A
17
Aug
Apr
25%
July
Jan
75c
49 Vi
16c
500
16c
May
40c
65c
2,523
60c
3,200
10c
Aug
May
•; 92c
10c,
6c
7c.
19c
Apr
Jan
July
Feb
Feb
Feb
6c
12,845
43c
Jun
67c
Jan
8c
23c
899,170
7c
Mar
23c
Aug
13
13 %
10,550
45c 46Vic
7c
20c
preferred-,—
Jar*
Jan
10c
45c
1
class
24%
16
24%
62c
10c
1
—
20% July
16c
1
.500
1
22
13%
175
May
14
Jan
12
Aug
15 Vic
Jarv
'
•
150
48%
49
260
55c
Feb
Bralorne
2,500
May
Jan
Bralsaman
4c
1.000
3c
1.76
2.10
7,900
1.62 Aug
1.27
2c
July
9c
12c
8,500
8c
Aug
4c"
2c
1
Ltd
•5c.
May.,
pfd
7c
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1
265
5c
Jun
27%c
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33c
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65c
41
Mar
47
July
45
Mar
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July
2.75
Jan
;
Jan
Apr
*
7Vic Aug
2
SV20
5c
5%c
9,000
5.35
5.20
5.40
2,405
35c
35c
1,500
3.70
3.90
5,243
3.50 May
2.02
2.15
15,200
1.90 May
26%
29%
25,278
24% Aug
75
75
79
69
-50
39%
40'%
400
36
Jan
-50
43%
43%
235
37
Mar
44
July
19c
Jan
4%%
preferred
preferred
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87%
86 %
87%
357
80
Mar
88
July
-50
48%
47%
48%
497
427/8 Mar
48% Aug
-50
52%
51 %
53
620
47
52 Vi
Aug
•
12%
11%
12%
8,093
14%
Jan
14%
15
400
—_•
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31%
34%
5,263
30% July
25
46
44 %
46
1,237
42
10%
11
350
5c
Jan
5%
43c
Jan
5% %
5.05
5.20
1,225
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6.50
Apr
1.15
980
43c
6,500
500
2
39c
39c
2,000
39c
19c
27,000
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Aug
British
July
British
Columbia
Power
Jan
British
Columbia
Telephone,
60c
Jan
Brockville
Feb
Broulan
1.15
Aug
Jun
Columbia
__1
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-8c
8,500
4c
Jun
12c
76c
3,450
60c
Aug
76c
Aug
2c
Aug
2c
Aug
Buffadison
Aug
13%
Jan
Buffalo
1.80
Jan
Buffalo
Red
a2c
40
7.50
7.85
1,900
1.60
1.60
1.60
500
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1
7.35
1.40 May
United
Asbestos
1
4.25
United
Oils
*
1.25
15c
1
6 Vic
8,500
4c
4 %c
10,500
4c
11c
15c
47,200
10c
July
2%c
„
1
2 Vic
2,000
2c
July
4.10
4.25
600
1.08
1.25
5,200
6 Vic
5Vic Aug
Brunswick
—
Ltd
1
16c
7c
l
Products Ltd
Ltd—
see page
.1
1
42.
3Vic
15c.
3%c
15c
23c
7c
3%c
Bunker
Jan
Burlington
;
42c
5c
15c
1.000
13%
1
3.40
3.20
3.40
400
7 Vac
9,500
10% July
14
97/a
30c
Jun
Jun
15% July
37 Vi
Jan
Feb
46
Feb
11%
Jan
52c
Jan
July
9% Mar
Aug
16%
Smelting
&
Hill
5%c
Jun
6c
7 Vic
—I
1.70
1.75
1.933
1.60 May
1
5 Vic
6c
2,500
5 Vic May
31%
33
7C7
6c
8,000
Gold
—.——
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•
2.90 May
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5.30
Feb
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5c
5c
14%
15%
13
13%
10C
Jan
Jan
2.25
Jan
8c
Mar
34%
9 Vic
Jun
Feb
525
5c
Aug
14% July
17%
Jan
2,785
12 % Mar
14
Jun
15%
9'/2C
13 !a
29 Vi
12 Vic
Jan
5.00
May
1.87
Jan
Jun
14c
July
51c
Jun
6c
'•
13%
Jan
90c
2,010
13%
4,500
200
v
3.50 May
9,500
5,500
32c
Prod nets
Jan
16c
Cable
Corp Ltd
Mining
13c
Jun
32c
Mar
41%
Jan
Building
6c
Titan Petroleum Corp
Trebor Mines Ltd
32c
1
Ankerite
a2c
7.85
10
—1
1
5c
1
.
preferred
*
B
Company
75c
_
class
Mines
1
1
Ltd
Packers
Chemicals
1
Mining Corp
Products
Forest
38c
Feb
18c
60
Columbia
British
3.25
Aug
17c
1
2
Jan
preferred
98c
1.00 July
27c
July
preferred
Jun
3.10
< 76
preferred
Jun
37c
Mar
% %
2c
1.09
35% 'Jan
Electric—
4
loc
3.00
Jan.
2.65 Mar
4 % %
2,000
1.15
Jan
Jun
Jan
7,500
1
Oil
-
5'/a
Mar
Jan
2c
1
Ltd
75
-
8c
5.55
75c
5c
24c
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•2.15
Jun
Aug
3.15
tO July
4 75
——
III
.100
—_
preferred
2c
5.15
3.85
4c
4.60 May
35c
Jan
22c
1
—1
:
18c
*
Ltd
Jan
Apr
1
Columbia
4%
10%
49%
1
Petroleums
American
British
Apr
Jan
49
Pioneer
Britalta Petroleum
3.85 Mar
7%
45
-50
Brazilian Traction common
Mar.
1
'
Corp
1.25
60%
34%
Mersey preferred
55c
100
footnotes,
19
43c
4.10
50
Jun
7,800
For
Jun
7%
11c
2c
Mines
Apr
Feb
7%
12c
2.10
Wiltsey-Goghlan
Apr
8.00
Jun
49 %
59.COO
2c
Mineral
9 Vi
July
16
49 V'a
11c
1
Tazin Mines Ltd_
Wendell
Jan
2.95 Jan
May
4.85
82c
-50
18c
2.10
•Vanguard Explorations
Virginia Mining Corp
Jan
19c
;
51%
class B
Paper
11c
1
Ltd
8
Jan
Jan
11c
July
2.21 May
19c
680
375
17c
1
:
Ltd
Ltd
5 Vic
5,400
2,000
11c
10,000
Exploration
13 \*:C
Jun
5c
138,480
16,000
18c
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28
19% July
6c
July
41c
7c
1
8c
Mines
Jan
Jan
1.00
42c
jan
7%c
Cons
Jan
2.10
1.06
16%
45%
8jc
7 Vic
Warrants
60c
Aug
37c
38c
2
Ltd
8teep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan
Jan
26C
1.00
44 %
1,700
1
Mines
13%
16%
42c
1.20
4,300
Gold
10% Mar
38c
45 %
1.01
Brown
Standard
Aug
Aug
1.00
1
1.19
3.05
Stanleigh Uranium
535
26,220
-50
1
2.90
Mines
Jan
90
90
Feb
5.50 Mar
3.00
Dufault
8%
6.10
Ltd
Bowaters
Ltd
Limited
8
5.50
Corp 5%
preferred
Bo water
12c
1
Oils
Jan
89c
58%
Mines
t
10c
———
Mines
10c
May
July
52%
—
Mines
9c
...
Exploration..
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-Feb
Feb
Jah
60%
Uranium
Bay
9'/2C
1
Gold
7c
10
„1
CoDper Corp
Hats
1
•
Metal
8%
5.80
12 %C
Mines
Jan
Sherritt-Gordon
2,000
-1
Ltd
Mines
1
Antonio
Satellite
432,600
-25
.
Mines
3c
July
July
19c
3c
12c
>...
8c
Mines
10c
2.80
-25
500
9Vic
River
7c
2.60
1
Corp
500
Ltd
Lawrence
43
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f 2,500
90c
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500
9c
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8c
Jun
Mining
2,000
2.60
common.
80c
Producers
Fed Crest Gold
Roberval
8,400
8c
6 Vic
1
-1
65c
Jun
Oil
Quebec
21%
8c
1
Co
Mining
Telephone
Aug
Development Ltd
Smelting & Refining
70
.
6%C
8c,
1
Preferred
British
Quebec
Jun,
500
16,300
Mines
Lumber
3c
Corp Co
Lithium
Corp
49
49
B
Class A
-
4c
Copper
Jan
•
Lodge
15c
&
1.02
35 Vi
63c
Duquesne
8c
:
Cobalt
July
26% Mar
4c
75c
Ltd
Quebec
Jan
65c
2,087
6%C
Mines
60c
Co
Quebec
4c
8,000
Jan
1,000
Mining
4,200
76c
28%
48
1
Exploration
Uranium
4,500
Mines
4c
71c
55c
Petroleums
5,500
Uranium
;
Jan
27%
1.77
class
Bathurst Power & Paper
4c
Mining Corp
35c
75c
6 Vic
Boymar Gold Mines
Paudash
Pennbec
7Vic Jun
27%
63c
—
Jun
Barymin
17c
Mines
Jan
38
Base Metals Mining
4%c
Uranium
Feb
27c
1 Jun
Jan
30
16,870
—100
Mines
Aug
3c
(Quebec)
14c
Jan
13%
10
Apr
15c
Ltd
»
1,300
Jun
May
4 Vic
Ltd
14%c 14Vac
6.50
Jun
Montreal
22c
Mar
1
Metals
1,045
.Aug
.1
61c
58c
17c
7.60
4c
.
22%
22%
1
7.40
Jan
30
•
Jun
Vic July
8
1
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Openiska Copper Mines
Orchan
Ltd
7.60
25
of Nova Scotia
Rare
North American
uoaiskl
Mines
Ltd
5.75 Mar
10c
Rights
Asbestos Corp
Mines
American
700
a28'/o
'
North
6.00
Jan
100
Mines
lOVi
6 Vic
2c
9%
14%
30
Mines
35c
10 %c 10 Vic
2c
Jun
10c
Mines
100
23
'
Aug
7c
28%
Nickel
500
60c
50o
.
3.75
9c
Bidcop Mines Ltd
New
1,005
6,600
Jan
-100
A
81,800
5
6c
90c
4.45
9 Vic
Feb
Feb
30
Beatty Bros
1
35c
65c
4.60
of
Bank
5.25 Aug
Beaver
j
4,600
12c
6.00
14%c
_50c
Jan
Ltd
40c
Jun
July
July
28%
Mines
Aug
60c
36c
6 Vic
Jan
*
Oil
Bankeno
8c
,
5,400
7c
1
39c
12%,
.
47c
36c
-—50
220
12%
9c
7,625
43,800
*
.
—1
Electric
38c
1
22
July
46% July
4.00
'
-4.75
III
$5 preferred
Feb
Jan
Aug
20
40c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A.
May
10 Vi
.
7c
4.45
Copper
Gold
Jun
1
19% May
Jan
18% Aug
;
Mar
7
81c
1
210
41c
8c
47c
1
'.
class
Geld
25c
Ltd
Uranium Mines
3.20
33%
1
Aunor
6c
Ltd
Lake
Jun
July
7.60
Aumaque
Jun
Formaque Mines Ltd
New Jack
1.50
27 %
—1
__
-
Jan
Mar
9.10
4.75
5
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Feb
3,800
In
Feb
2c
1
Feb,
8% May
36c
10,703
.„20o
10c
1,000
Ltd
40%
Feb
May
1.80
-
38c
2 Vic
1
Jan
—1
,
Jun
2 Vic
Ltd
July
6%
20c
21 '/a
July
38c
30
Feb
Jan,
6.10
July
30%
Steels
4c
,7VaC
4.05
Aug
60c
19%
1.55
100
Atlin-Rulfner
35c
*
5.75
Jun
27%
Aumacho River Mines—
2,000
1
3.50 Jun
-40c
Coast
22,000
..
t
30%
—50c
Arcadia
5c
Ltd
Mines
575
21c
warrants
Belcher
Mid-Chibougamau
615
'
50
Earth
Hardware
66c
1
Mines
Island Mining
3,905
8
21c
Mines
5c
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Merrill
32%
7%
Oil
1
Ltd
30%
7%
10c
preferred
56c
Corp
Corp
31%
common..4
Pete
<
1
Copper Mining Co Ltd
Corp of Canada Ltd
Lithium
350
common
50c
Ltd
4.50
preferred
Nickel
Temple
Bata
Latin
4.30
37 %C
25
Jan
30c
3%c
39c
1
Jun
4-50
Mines
July
17
600
48c
20
5
_1
Gold
Lead
—
5.25
*
Ltd
Addison
Kontiki
1
Ltd
Hollinger Consol Gold
International
1st
Gold
Bank
Haitian
Hillcrest
100
16% July
pfd
Jan
"Aug
3c
3,000
18%.
10
54c
1
926
2,420
—
5c
Mar;:
2c
1,000
7.20
•
104 104%
4.70
37 Vic'
Jan
2.45 July
28 Vi Jan
104% July
,
Jan
33%
May
28
505
;
2c
18%
Ltd__l
Ltd
Ltd
Jun
1
Corp
Auto
Oil
Yellowkniie
1.20
Aug
May
16%
17%
Mines
Mines
Arjon
1.72 May
2,000
4c
4C
Jun
13,850
16 %c 16Vic:
17%
5c
Mines
1.75
49,318
17
Controls
B
$2.50
1.25 May
140
1
Giant
4%
Petroleums
9c
Feb
1,800
Fundy
Geco
13,200
24
104%
Jan.
•
Leduc
Lead
8c
Feb
95C
2c
^
1.60
36c
Mines
3.45
55c
31
^
65c
1.00
19%
2,500
.
Anthes Imperial class A
Class B
6 Vic
90c
10c
Futurioy Oils Ltd
1,600
1.55
23%
5.60
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Apr
55c
1
Ltd—
75c
Jan,
2.90
Jun
64,382
Anglo American Explor
Anglo Huronian
May
4c
1
Mines
r
7Vic
'
1.90
Feb
8c
12Vic
3 Vic May
5c
Mar
•
Copper
3%c Aug
3.805
39c
Nepheline
Analogue
2.15
8c
»llg
Atlantic
Mines
7.50U
,2.15
Ltd
Co
American
Feb
6.15
500
1
4c
2.00
•
Rare
13%
1,000
1
3 VaC
10
Credits
Amalgamated
10% Mar
4c
Inc.
4c
2.00
5.75
Minerals
Larder
475
2.10
A—
Ltd
Feb
*
common
preferred
13,675
4c
1.44
44c
100
Amalgamated
5.10
2.00
1
Apr
1
Building
Aluminum
11%
1
*
34c
72c
Steel
Roxana
4.50
5,500
Ltd
5,530
1.75
Jan
8"
10c
3,500
55c
37c
Jan
8c
;
8c
5c
1
34c
—
Aluminium
July
4c
1
Jan
34c
•
preferred
Algonquin
Jan
J"lv
2 Vic July
a25
11 Vic
Jan
77c
8
Warrants
Jan
6,120
4c
10c
21
Jan
—
.
Central
3c
2.20
Jun
54c
1
Class A warrants
3.95 Aug
64,050
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Mining & Exploration Inc_i:
Gaspe
A
3.75 Aug
17%
2,342
•
Gold
Trunk
Gas
Jan
200
66c
1
Yellowknife
Explorations
2.40
19%
64c
Jan
b.b<>
'■
iwur
.
2.25
♦
Voting trust
Jan
4c
5 Vic
Fano
Bay
3.70
III
Asamera
Minerals
&
III
Apr
Alba
Feb
45c
5c
Ltd—
Empire
Jan
21 %c
uan
8c
24c
2 Vic
4c
Ltd—:
34c
•
Jan
13% May
;>o
1
Corp Ltd
Leaseholds
Duvan
2,7
1
Mines
lie
18,400
1.50
Ltd_
Vauze
11 %c
Jun
11%
1
Miniere L'Ungava
Monpas Mines Ltd
July >
3 Vic Aug
-
40c
8c
1
Con-.ol
May
Algoma
2 Vic
75c
Compagnie
Consolidated
3 Vic
I
Ltd—
Mines
1,000
.
'
Feb
6c
13c
Alberta Distillers common
Warrants
Jan
•
Jan
Jan
12
6,500
Jan
12c
Apr
7,087
Alberta Pacific Consolidated Oils
3,533
9%
6c
—
Jan
5c
40c
41%
13c
Jan
43c
.1
55c
6.35
5.10
184
High
Jun
Mar
6c
Allied
10c
10%
19c
35
13c
Apr5
20c
Aug
-e >
Mar
575
1
Cleveland Copper Corp
9c
b
7.90
July
15 %
l
i
July
3c
13%
1
Mining
Corp
Chiboug Copper Corp—!
Chibougamau Jaculet Ltd
•Aptf-,'"
19c
3,000
43c
4,360
3.35
Akaitcho
Jan
6,./ sj J
11c
*
.
8%c
7,500
3 Vic
*
Ltd
Aug
4.90 July
6,100
11c
1
Ltd
4c
3,000
10c
3 Vic
3 Vic
1
Chess
Chipman Lake
lie
8c
20c
•;
40
39%
6c
Alberta
20c
Ltd
Jan
18c
20c-
3.10
Ill
20,116
38%
10%
*
A
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
•
Jan
July
89c
4oo
2ue
1
;
Minerals
38c
4c
Aug
29,450
1
3c
-
1
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
Chemalloy
July
50c
11c
:
i
Mines
Corp
7uc
48C
July
36c
Shares
High
19%c20%c
%c
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Agnico Mines Ltd
Jan
*
:
Quebec
Oils
class
Paper
20
Jan
12c
2uc
Ltd
Carbec
Rio
8c
Mar
1
.
Ltd—
Cartier
Central-Del
May
4c
1
Ltd
!
Ltd
4c
500
1
Petroleums
Explorations
6,000
4c
Jun
-
2c
3,625
1
Mines
4Vic
7c
-
-
2,222
*
Canalask
4c
2oc
Canadian
Canuba
1,500
6.05
Campbell Chibougamau Mines., Ltd.
Canorama
4c
i
Corp Ltd-
Devonian
1,000
24c
1'
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
Bornite
Copper
Corp
Calgary & Edmonton
3,500
5.50
Bellechasse Mining Corp Lta
Hill Tungsten
5,500
2c
2ic
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd——1
Burnt
&
.—1
Advocate Mines Ltd
3.70 Aug
20c
Jan
36c
5.90
1
Mming
Power
I
Ltd
Acme Gas & Oil
Jan
8Vic
_1
A—_
2.90
36c
1
Ltd
Gas
&
__
U—1
Ltd
Bay
"
1
Exploration
Augustus
*
:
Co Ltd
7VaC
800
4c
*
1
Ltd
:
3.90
4c
20c
Ltd——
Corp
3.60
2c
—
1
—
Ltd__
Mining
3.70
• '
Ltd_
Mines
Mines
Abitibi
17y4 May
Mining and Oil Stocks—
——1
Low
Dollars
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Abacus
Canadian
Week's
Range
Par
Acadia Atlantic Sugar common
Acadia Uranium Mines——
Advocate Mines Limited
Exchange
in
6.00 Mar>
14
Expressed
Last
STOCKS
6.00 Mar
4.60
.
Ltd
Are
Friday
Jan
•
—
Shown
Prices
High
•
(L E)
(Range for Week Ended August 12)
Toronto Stock
Shares
High
20%
*
Properties
Co
of Prices
13%
14 VB
39
Sales
for Week
Low
*
com—
Corporations class B^.
United
.
Ltd
(631)
July
12c
Jan
2c
July
4 Vic
Jan
11c
July
15c
Aug
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
May
20c
Jan
11c
9»/2C
11c
5,560
9c
July
16c
Jan
25c
39c
39c
41c
16.050
3lc
Jun
57c
Jan
•
•
100
15%
13%
15%
3.745
13% May
21%
Jan
21%
20%
21%
8,690
16%
Feb
101
101
101
97
Jun
1
3.15
3.15
3.15
—>——i——1
Calgary & Edmonton—,.
Calgary Power common
5%
preferred
—-
,
Calvan
8c
1
Oils
Mines
Petroleum
Consol
Oil-.
:
2,000
-
5
225
3.15
July
22 Vi July
101
3 55
Aug
Fe»
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(632)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Calvert
Campbell
Low
Canada
51c
18,900
6.s0
6.25
6.75
27,957
2.61
2.90
20,825
2.25 July
1
13%
12%
13 %
200
9% May
•
23
22%
23
Lake
common
Preferred
1—20
—
Foils
20
—
20
20
16
—
preferred
19%
15%
-
19%
Foundries common—IIZ10
Iron
4%%
;
—
13% '
19%
-100
1,779 /
26%
12%
12%
.
»
A
Canada
26%
*
i
common
63c
24
Jan
Cowichar.
July
33%
Jan
12% May
18%
Jan
18% July
22
Jan
100
19
21
Lead
Malting
Canada
Oil
———.—_•
Lands
Warrants
53
-
95c
*
105
53,
1.00 v:
11c
82
44 % Mar
6,550
95c
3,100
12c
10c
57
Canada
Southern
Canada
Canada
Steamship
Tungsten
Canada
Wire &
625
16
11 VB
11%
520
10%
30c
,;■ 34c
22c
24c
34c
•
1.35
Aug
1.95
39c
May
44%
44%
110
45%
575
42% May
41% Jun
49'/4
49%
686
47% Jun
58
preferred——100
88
88
88
100
80%
88
Telefilms
1
—
——_1
.
Cable
2.65
class B
1.85
3.00
6,026
12%
12%
12%
100
1.69
1.85
6%
48
™
Pershing
11—i;
1
.
i—
Canadian
Astoria
Minerals
1
Bakeries
Feb
Feb
Jun
5.25
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
British
of
5c
4c
Commerce.
5c
7^------'-
5
6 %
7
9%
Aluminium
Aug
5% July
51%
53%
4,113
38 %
37%
38%
10,346
•
com
11
Cusco
8y4
11%
1,270
warrants
4.00
3.30
4.00
820
2.60
B
warrants
3.25
3.15
3.25
730
2.90
13'%
1.170
20
1,510
Canners
Celanese
class
A_.
13%
Canadian
13%
•
20
19%
25
common
31 y4
31%
.
preferred
7%
Chieftain
Collieries
Explorers
Daering
Preferred
Curtis
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Dredge
95c
3,070
76c
75c
76c-
Deldona
Gold
Wright
—•
1.20
1.10
1.20
Delnite
Mines
3.40
2.40
3.95
13%
13
13%
Jan
Canadian
Fairbanks
Canadian
Food
I
Morse
Products
Preferred
General
Canadian
High
51c
56c
1.56
1.79
Distillers
Dome
Petroleum
Seagrams
*
common
Jan
Dome
Jan
Dominion
Bridge
31% July
Dominion
Dairies
1.34
Jan
11'/a
Feb
Jun
85c
Feb
2.75
Jan
3.95
1.05
July
Jun
Dominion
_
Homestead
Canadian
Husky
-10c
—
Steel
Dominion
10%
Jan
Dominion
Donalda
13%
810
13
15
Mar
24c
10,125
Canadian
Industrial
8% Mar
" '
4.50
July '
16%c Aug
40c
Industries
Locomotive
Malartic
Canadian
North
7,700
10
Aug
3.95 July
17,243
2.15
9%
60c
Apr
1,715
2.50
4.20
4.10
4.45
•
13%
13%
13%"
Dominion
Dover
Dow
9,
—
*
.
Gold
•
Inca
Canadian Northwest
1
•
*.
42c
38c
8,210
3.80
6
66,000
23c
23c
Jun
Canadian
21%
common
Pacific
25
Canadian
Canadian
Salt
Canadian
9%
Lv.
.
Superior Oil
.
_1
...
Canadian
Thorium
Canadian
Tire Corp
Canadian
Wallpaper Mfrs class A
Class
B
4 'Jo
Tar
37c
10 %c
2,700
Canadian
Candore
Can
20c
Cassiar
Gas
Jun
V
/
Corp Ltd
Athabaska—.
Central
Del
Rio
Pat
Porcupine
Charter
Oil
Chiboug
»
Chimo
.
1
Mines
Mining
&
Gold
Columbia
Feb
Francoeur
1,000
21c
31,505
950
29c
Consolidated
Callinan
Central
Consolidated
3.05
15%
Consolidated
Feniniore
Consolidated
Golden
Jan
42c
Jan
55c
Jan
15c
Mac
Mines
Jan
Ltd
Feb
<
Mines
_*
Jan
Geo
Jan
Giant
8c
Aug
Jan
.
Jan
24,834
5c
Jun
10 %c
Feb
15,000
J>%c
Jun
12c
Jan
8c
2.96
3.20
9,850
20c 24 %C
164,901
;
10,000
33c
2%c Aug
2.95 Jun
20c
1,333
31 %c
5c
...
3.85
July
45c
Aug
45c
Feb
Apr
Jan
Feb
20c
16c
20c
4,275
15c
Jun
27c
28c
1,000
26c
Jan
46c
50 c
46c
Apr
51c
101,450
40c
July
72c
45c
75c
538,100
26c
Mar
87c
61c
July
63c
3,143
50c
May
75c
2.00
1.81
May
2.10
8,010
•
Exploration
19
18
19
2
Consolidated
Northland
Mines
Consolidated
Pershcourt
Quebec Gold Mines
Consolidated Red
Poplar.
Reg court Mine.*Sannorra Mines
Petroleum
27% Mar
20%
21%
/: 2,275
"
16%
17%
74c
85c
29,960
3.00
2.85
3.00
-1
40c
38c
41c
45
45-
6c
6c
40c
43c
1,900""
11%/
400
15
5,617"
12,200"'
63
62
2.65
17%
10
6
Jan
Aug
Mar..
Jan
7 4.65
Aug
39
Jan
85c
Jan
6
Aug
July
40c
48
Aug
-
9%
80c
Jan
■i'
88 %
'
59% July
-
Jan
"
122
128
9
9%
4c
9%
4V2C
144
122
450
*9
173%
Aug
4,500
vJun.'
-4c
■
12
Apr"
32c
,
Jun
17
3.20
Mar
69c
Goldale
24%
24%
24%
150
4.00
3i80
4.00
2,620
11c
11c
13c
85,818
14%' 14%
1,050
5c
5c
5c
24% July
3.75
28%
July
13%
1,204
35%
34%
36
99%
99%
100
Jan
2.10
.
Jan
15%
Feb
7c
Feb
36%
Jan
104':
Jun
Apr
18%
4
Vac Mar
32': Feb
50-
18
".
18%
92.
15-
105 105%-
94 % Mar¬
Mar i-7
•
105% Aug
19 % Jun
3,396v
is
400 "
"~7
Mar
12
July
22
May/'
50 %
Jan
7
7'/a
12%
13 %
46
742%
41%
42%
58c
58C
600
56c
57c
52c
57c
4,100
50c
8%
4,900'
215" "
1,162
Goodyear
3 V
Prospecting—
Feb
9
41 >% July
.
53%
Jan
July
July
1.25
Jan
1.10
Jan
87/0 Aug
10
4 Vac
16 %
Jan
88
Aug
15c■
Aug
1.10
Jan
preferred.^
...
Gordon
class
Mackay
A—
Granduc
43%
,
7.50
1,500"
4 VaC
.
'
15c
Jun
July
12%
Feb
37c
May
20
Feb
Jan
4,650
14.VaC May "
20c
7,500
18c
Jun
17c
684
15c
19c
Jun
Feb
Lakes
Lakes
43%
43%
6%
7%
70
-
42 % Mar
%
Power
common——!
Preferred
Northern Gas
Great
500
8
6%
425
14c
17,262
1.20
,44%
Jun
6
7 V2
Jun
Apt
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1.22
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23
425
21
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26
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23
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145
19
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24
July
1
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5%
5%
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warrants
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1.24
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26c
Jan
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West
1.00 Mar
16,066
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3c
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1.35
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1.45
750
5c
1,000
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25c
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2.35
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4.30 Jan
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6.75
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May
7%c
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Hard Rock Gold
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380
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340
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28c
54c
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1958
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91c
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see page
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54
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80c
1
.
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55
53
54
50c
1.61
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1
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95c
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5 %c
3c
31 %c
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4c
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20 %c
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24c
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4,000
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42c
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Jan
Jan
16,000
100
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500
1.90
1.54
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1,700
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25,600
1.78
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May
9%
54
1
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20c
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1.33
1.40 May
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common
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13,300
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58
54c
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500
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38c
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64c
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Feb
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;
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10%
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May
2.73
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41
60c
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5c
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14c 16 %c
14
11
6.20
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49c
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21,174
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2,245
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41
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1.47
47c
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11
Corp
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43c
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Jun
41
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11
8'/a
5c
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42c
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34,800
1
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10c
4.75
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1,765
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25
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199
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1
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67c
54c
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1,333
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l
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13
9
6c
•
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6c
10,500
1
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2,651
12%
1
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
27,600
52c
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Conduits
39%
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Corp
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12c
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13
9V8
7%c
Apr
Jan
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Jan
54c
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150
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41
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2 %c
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25
1,722
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10
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1.80
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4.45
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27%
1
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5.05
10
27%
_
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41
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1
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37% July
23c
1
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1
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Apr
Jun
24% July
2.50 July
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&
28
11%
9.00
21
38% July
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361
12
Mar
13%
24% July
150
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41
14c/
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21
Feb
1,551
East
36%
80c
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31%
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42
East
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1
—
6%
1
Mar
1.02
1.04
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July
9%
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.
27
13c
6.00
2.85
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170
75c
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15
10
24%
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6%
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10
94c
Jan
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27 Va Mar
2.85
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135
80c
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Chrysler
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24%
47c
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174
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26%
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1
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43c
7
Aug :i*.
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6,700
1
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55c
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35%
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July
8.55
3,280
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34
4c
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30c
4,000
16%
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27c
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9.75
•
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8.85
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12,316
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13
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34
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1
41
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3,566
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36
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21%.
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174
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preferred
■
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19%
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25,925
3,360
3,488
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29%
17
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11,170
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Jan
4.65
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7,550
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42c
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9.95
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Jun
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common
31c
9.50
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8.55
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9% Mar
4,032
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1.28
1.05
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Canadian
Canadian
i
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5.50
1.45
39,500
Jan
20c
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Jun
4.60
9 VaC
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Aug
9%
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28%
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Jan
2.60
67
5.45
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19C
6%
61c
Jun
3.10 May
2.15
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Warrants
Canadian
Jan
7%c
100
Invest
45% Mar
2,253
6 VaC
1,600
Magnesium
Scottish
575
75c
1,325
20
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516
74c
Apr
9%
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18 Vac
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.
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67
74c
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19%
Jun
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Jan
104%:May
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9c
83,800
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Feb
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9,579
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29
6% July
99%
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9%
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18 %c 27
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11,832
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Jan
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16 %c
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67
24c
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9%
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285
29%
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1.43
_
common
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5 VaC
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31c
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25c
310
v
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Jun
July
67
;
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/
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...
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4,000
.
18
7%
25
9%c
12.50
14%
9%
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;
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17%
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22%
2.20
40,100
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Jan
Jan
Feb
Apr
13
322,696
1.78
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class
53c
16%
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&
Feb
July
13% July
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271,175
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May
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Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
Jan.
22 %
Feb
8%
5c
.
35
v
103% 103%
8%C
1
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7
2,960
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Feb
July
9c
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300
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70c
750
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25'/lc
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18% Mar
12
38,250
7%
6%
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28
4,560
85c
7%
1
—
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7%
91c
7%
•
42
6
—
1
.
Decoursey Brewis Minerals
Aug
16
8% July :
247
3
Pete
common
Feb
Apr
69c
.
3.40 Mar
17
7,500
25%
7%
1
Preferred
Chemical
Canadian
Canadian
31 %•
40c
t,
38% July
A
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Jan
56
Mar
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Canadian
7
46% Mar
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3,250
42
103%
Feb
31
1.90
8,989
9c
7%c-
6c
25%
;17%
Jan
8c
4c
500
7
53
•
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1.85 Aug
July
200
600
9%
25%
1
Crush International Ltd—
Aug
1.35 May
3,933
20
common
Aug
1.95
Feb
12%
2.50
750
——*
—
Jan
Jan
12V4
Mar
525
,
10
—
Deer
Canadian
25c
21c
5.30
9c
>
Feb
47%
10% May
17,750
6%
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•
Jun
2,000
17%
9%
——
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Crowpat Minerals
July
12.50
High
18%
18
Apr
July
22,700
/
17
Jan
preferred
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——
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Jan
44%
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Trust
Crown
Jan
49%
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Low
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45%
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Safeway Ltd
16%
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Creative
Jan
•
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16
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Crain
23% Mar
Feb
75
10
Class B
Canada
1.00
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Canada
53
950
16'A
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Crestau.rum
common.—
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Craig
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16%
Jun
65
-
Aug
12% Aug
610
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17%
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Shares
*
B'
27% July
of Prices
*
class
Distillery
Class
Cosmos
150
16
Corby
2.90 Aug
14% Mar
n
22% Aug
160
Par
Mar
6.90
July
240
.
/
75"-
75
—
40c
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
4.30 Mar
Canada Crushed Cut Stone—
Class
Low
High
48c
2.85
Red
Cement
Canada
Range Since Jan. 1
51c
Warrants
Campbell
Last
STOCKS
Shares
11—1
Chlbougamau
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
_•
Oils
&
Gas
(Range for Week Ended August 12)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Monday, August 15, 1960
...
5Vac
„
JUly
12c<
5c //Junv"
2:ie
Mar-:
May
♦
1 5g
,
\
~
36c ;
Jan.-
;Jan w!
Apr.
"
3,000
.
-
4c
/
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8c' .Apr"/;
Volume
192
Number 5977
»
.
.
.
The Commercial
Financial Chronicle
and
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
Hees (Geo H)
Higiiland
Hinde
*
:—
*
(Canada)—.
Consolidated
5
___—
1.40
53
53
53
20%
5
Gold
Renfrew
.!
Low
1.60
1
-
25
1.60
1.35 Aug
1,000
-4
100
20 %
20%
1,580
15
15
50
200
—
14
McWatters
Apr
Class
Co Ltd—:
Jan
Merrill
17
July
Jan
Meta
Island
Home
Smith
Howard
Paper
7.10
Jun
9,731
6.90
Jun
11%
Jan
Midwest Industries
3.35
3.25
3.40
1,150
3.10 Aug
5.00
Jan
Mill
35
36
315
33% July
2.31 Feb
Jan
Milton
Erie
&
Hydra
2.41
2.45
600
3.90
4.50
9,050
45%
20
.
44%
46
10%
24,198
52%
125
35c
2.90
2,957
8.95
52%
10
Exploration
Mortgage
2.45
4.45
♦
& Smelting
Oil___iii_—
Bay
Huron
.
_*
*___
Mining
Bay
Hudson
36
1
Mining
Hudson
/
_♦
5,746
32c
1
43
12%
44%
•
3.25
Jan
Midrim
Bank
Investment
___10
___
59%
58%
59%
City
Jan
Ore
Apr
Moneta
Feb
Montreal Locomotive
Feb
Montreal
May
42c
9%
9%
386
Jan
63
Mt
10
Mar
Multi
Feb
23
Aug
Murray
88
30
Mar
37
Jan
Nama
12%
Apr
National Drug
100
82
1,142
33 Vn
31 %
33%
19,925
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
12
11%
12
4,482
11 Vb
Jun
6
6
200
51/4
Jan
.:/'f ■ 6% Aug
38%
40%
8,200
Mar
40% Aug
Natl
4.86%
:
Creek
10
48
Apr
53%
92%
92%
92 %
75
78%
Jan
92% Aug
National
Steel
15%
13%
15%
5,385
8.60 Mar
15% Aug
National
Trust
4.25
4.00
4.25
1,270
4.00
Warrants
(John)
Co
&
Inland
Cement
Inland
Natural
Co
*
July
6%
Jun
21%
Jan
18'A
465
4.80
4.45
5
7,890
20
14 %
14%
14%
405
13% Mar
14%
1.40
1.35
1.50
760
90c
Jun
1.90
Jan
25c
July
50c
Jan
_10
common
Preferred
Warrants
26c
16
3.60
Jun
28c
3,600
11%
11%
12
500
11% Aug
16
22%
22%
221/2
60
21% July
23
1
7c
7c
7c
18,925
5%c May
/
v
International
■'
common
Preferred
July
Feb
36%
Jan
40%
40%
43
Apr
60
37
36%
37
285
.32
32%
32%
33
3,628
23
May
1
1.03
94c
1.10
6,350
85c
May
1
Waite
1.92
2,200
1.75 Aug
3.20
Apr
12%
100
11% Mar
14%
Jan
27c
25c
1.19
34c
Jan
62c
May
19,400
24c
Jan
67c
Jan
10,475
28
28
200
1
16c
16c
500
1
-
5%
6
1,250
8%c
12c
1
8c
Ltd
1
preferred.:.
Warrants
10
«——
Mining
—'
Oils
.4,000
4,405
9
9
9%
525
81/4
81/4
100
26c
30c
4,200
8c
9c
3,000
8C
Athona
30c
8,010
25C
58,750
13c
Jun
1.90
2.00
450
30c
Kenville
Gold
Kilembe
„!
Mines.
Kerr-Addison
1
Gold
6
'v.- 8c
New
Bidlamaque
New
Calumet
*'1.96
8%
T__i
•
__
>'
6
4c
12%
Labatt
(John)
Labrador
.*
*
1.
Exploration
&
Lafarge Cement class A
Lake
Lake
Cinch
Dufault
Lakeland
Goldvue
New
Lake
Mines
Osu
Shore
Lake
Wasa
Mining
20VaC
Jan
16%
Jan
16 %
Jan
10c
Jan
Jun
2.00
49
4c
Luz
Lamaque Gold
Langis
Silver
'■
9c
Jan
15
Apr
6 Vac Aug
17c
3%c July
Mar
7Vac
Jan
40 Vac
July
May
July
17c
20c
3,000
9c
j
2.80
2.77
2.94
10,010
2.20
5c
5c
6c
8,050
Newnorth
Gold
Senator
Taku
Mines
_1
Rouyn
Wire
class
14c
lOVaC
Latin
25c
Jan
700
20c
Jun
42c
Mar
65c
123,650
26c
Jun
1.27
Jan
41,215
4c
4 Va C
4,000
4c
Jun
4c
12 %c
4c
13c
500
3c
May
6c
Jan
3,415
12c
May
18c
May
10
10
200
33c
38c
14,961
34c
2,800
79c
5,300
__
__
33c
•
-1
Jun
25c
13c 16 VaC
77c
79c
V
10
Laura
.
Secord
9Vs Mar
Norbeau
11%
Jan
26c
Jun
72c
Jan
34c
July
75c
Jan
72c
Jun
Leitch
Gold
Lexindin
Norgold
Jan
Norlartic
I
.i
16c
500
11c
Apr
5,544
36
Jun
48%
45c
50c
4,500
4%c
5c
Jan
Apr
Norpax
Mining Corp
Nickel
i
2.09
Jun
Northcal
North
Oils
Ltd
Jan
5c
2.85
;
•
__!
25c
Preferred
Feb
7c
34c
7c
7c
3,125
26c
13,355
46c
20
98c
2.70
10,500
1.95
20
...
39c
1.95
42V2c
1.09
35c
V
-,,3,000
8c
7Vac
»
__
I
common
May
20c
1,150
1.85
17 %c
19c
3,966
19c
20c
4,250
26%
291/4
2,275
24
Apr
18
18%
760
17
Jun
10%
17c
July
,
_50
ADr
North
Coldstream
Jan
North
Goldcrest
North
Rankin
3.80
Aug
7
270
63c
65c
6,300
56c
Northspan
North
Ontario
29 %
Aug
Northern
Loblaw
Cos class
Class
Oil
Feb
Northland
Apr
Northwestern
41c
54c
30,095
Jun
1.01
Jan
Norvalie
2.10
2.15
2,925
1.90
Jun
2.80
Jan
15c
15c
2,500
10 %c
Jun
20c
4.00
200
4.50
Apr
%
3.30 July
21c
3.10
29c
4,17b
3.05
3.10
200
2,100
3.05
3.15
77c
73c
78c
63c
50c
66c
21c
1.04
30,305
74c
20c
July
50c
Class
60c
30c
28Vac
30c
20,100
81c
Jan
47%
435
41
Mar
48
Jun
3,929
11
July
July
16%
Jan
2,336
3.70
Jan
_•
12'A
11%
1
Gas
3.60
3.30
preferred
-
1.00
__
•
650
20c
3.10
25c
9
2.95
Jun
Hosiery
Obaska
Lake
i.
Mines
2,000
8c
600
10c
Jan
17c
July
10c
Jan
80c
Jan
16c
Feb
May
8c
*
15 Vac
4VaC
4%c
5,000
4c
52c
69c
28,500
50c
10c
♦
.___.
10c
2,000
9c
Jun
Jun
Oils
90c
37c
4.75
Jan
Oleary
Malartic
1.00
Jan
\
;
Jan
Ontario Loan & Debenture—______-10
26V4
26Vu
26V4
50
25% Mar
6.50
6.20
6.60
16,370
5.45 Mar
Gold
Mines
1
_i
July
26c
Jan
12
Jan
July
15% July
Jan
1.64
Anr
Orchan
4c
Jan
1.46
1.43
1.46
5,610
1.32
2c
2c
8,000
2c
1.40
Apr
Opemiska
66c
30c
Copper
1
Mines
;
1
:
i
:
1.65
1.74
2,900
1.60
Jun
27
29%
360
25%
Jan
30%
31%
525
26% Mar
31 %
2.00
•30
1.00
1
Jun
Oshawa
*
Osisko
31% Aug
28
1,235
22%
Feb
28 %
28%
28
29
1,430
22%
Apr
29% July
46
45
46
290
40
Jan
46 %
6.60
6.90
880
27
*
_*
Overland
Mines
preferred-—
Express
23c
1.35
91c
1.35
30c
8%
9.20
11 Va
6.00
14,761
9,600
225
>
2,200
700
6%
26c
July
1.00 Mar
Pamour
Apr
1.35 Aug
Parmaque
Feb
3.50
Lorado
8c
10c
19,000
7 Vic July
18c
Jan
Parker
46c
56C
27,400
44c
July
67c
52c
49c
55c
86,850
19 Vic
Feb
7c
8c
7,650
.%
Warrants
Louvicourt
Goldfield
Lyndhurst
Mines
Macassa
Gold
Mines.
•
Mines
Macdonald
10c
"
9c
MacLeod
Cockshutt
MacMillan
Blodel
1.37
Red
Magnet
Aug
Feb
May
35c
i-
Gold
i 7 %c Jan
59,520
-
620
7.80
12%
Jun
5.30
Jun
19c
Jan
Pee
15c
Jan
33c
60c
62c
4,300
:6c
8c
16,000
5 %c July
16c
3.50
16c
33,493
11c
4.00
2,200
3.05
Jan
6c
2,020
/;
4,550
48,500
2.40
2.92
July
15c
Jun
3%c
1.00
Apr
8,035
1
2.66
2.60
2.80
6c
v
1,200
14c
Aug
66c
•
—
29%
20 % July
25c
Jun
53c
Jun
<
1
1 %c
4,200
2%c
4%c
Marcon
77c
3,500
6,650
75c
3%c
5,000
720
Permo
Perron
Marigold
Oils
Peruvian
91/2C
12c
9,950
5%c
61/2C
8,250
Consol
Oil
;
Petrol Oil & Gas
I
Feb
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
!
Jan
Pickle
1.05
Jan
Pitch
Jan
Place Oil & Gas_
Crow
Gold
Mines
Uranium
Ore
Mayfair
Mines
Oil
\ Mclntyre
McKenzle
McMarmac
&
Red
For
Lake
Lake
footnotes,
Aug
85c
Jan
11c
Jun
21 %c
Jan
1
Development
15
1.35
1.25
1,40
Jun
17c
Jan
Ponder
13c
Jan
62c
52o
50c
! 47c
50c
.•
—
_•
8c
Oils
___•
44%
Jan
Prairie Oil Royalties
1
1
38c
37c
39c
46,700
30c
Mar
47 %c
Jun
Prairie
•
•
8%
8%
9,400
97%
98
555
93% Mar
6c
6c
6%C
4,500
12%
8% Mar
98
•
5c
102
10c
July
6%c 10 %c
64,800
5Vic
Pipe
Jan
Feb
Premium
Jan
Preston
10,500
2,430
70c
see page 42.
13%c Jan
Jun
95c
-
'•
1.17
1.02
Jan
Jan
Jan
70c
4'/zC
18,600
4c
May
7c
45c
50c
20,700
35c
Aug
94c
Jan
Jan
13%
Jun
48c
Jan
6c
July
65c
12%
38c
1.33
20c
4,135
63c
-
85c
4c
12%
_1
May
23%
Jun
-
45c
80S
July
18c
July
40o
1.44 Mar
Mar
48c
4,500
-
-
t
65p
4%c
:
74c
17,800
4,000
60c
1
1
Portgage
Tic
_•
1,975
12%
10 %
Jan
Aug
5%C Aug
i
5c
5 '/2 c
Jun
40c
72c
22%
1.10
Feb
5
4,200
14,900
23%
Jan
12,780
68,350
1
1.02
Jari
8 Va
13c
7c
1
39c
Jun
55c
93c
•
Red
Jan
18c
Jun
6 Va
1.10
5c
80c
July
11c
815
•
1.10
80c
10c
10c
26,000
Jan
Jan
33c
Jun
20,133
--■
-
Jan
2.85
2.37 July
15c
; 45c
7c
95c
7
3,500
17c
10Vac
16c
-12cl3%c
-6%
7
800
-
11 %c
93c
50c
-
16c
-
12c
1
9%
13c
2.50
July
53c
Island
Power-Corp
1
Gas—
Jun
1.10
1
Mfg
Iron
President
Ore
Electric
Aug
1.20
Anr
21
July
30%
Jan
6,200
15c
May
31c
Jan
5,600
5c
May
„
8c
Jan
Provo
Purdex
Gas
Producers Ltd
Minerals
20o
29,000
Ltd
38c
44%
44%
1.73
1.80
4,500
1.48 July
2.80
__
3.00
3.15
2,275
2.45
2.20
2.25
13,005
-
-
-
2.25
-
805
1,935
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
45c
45c
46c
800
4.30
4.20
4.30
6,835
_•
55c
42c
59c
15,200
—•
2.12
1.71
2.12
140,085
4c
4%c
__.
.1
9c
1
17%c
1
7%c
.
8c
9c
17c 19%c
6%c
10c
60c
Mar
July
50c
34c
I
1
17c
30c
42c
•
•
•
East Dome
Prospectors Airways
Maybrun
Feb
23c
May
1
Minerals
&
Jan
Apr
8c
-
May
100
preferred
Jan
66c
14Vac Jan
a
•
_
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
5% %
12c
1
Maritime
Matachewan
14%
1
;
Mines
44c
100
preferred—
Mines___:
3 Vic
11% Mar
14%
Oil
&
Gold
16c
10%c
1.28
preferred
Gas
11c
3 Vic May
15
Penmans
Jan
Feb
3.35
l%c Jun
75c
•
common
1
1-
i.
2.40
—
1
19
Jun
3%c
75c
*
Jan
32c
1
Consol
Ltd—
Exploration.
Pembina Pipeline common
Placer
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
Jan
1.20 Jan
2.50 July
6c
24,360
1,000
.
13% Aug
:
4
Expl
8 Vic
Jun
1.08
Fields
Jan
4.00
14c 14%c
61c
--
Gold
Peerless
14%
Uranium
Jan
9.00
30c
_*
1
Mines
Paymaster
Jun
Feb
1.02
*
Malartic
Jan
Mar
9
33c
s
Porcupine
Consolidated
Pato
July
13%
1
July
8c
1.08
Majortrans
Maneast
10c
6c
14%
Mines
Feb
7%
8 Va May
21
Patino of Canada warrants—!
3 ViC
1
Consolidated
Aug
63,600
52,400
2.55
18c
55c
'/
1 VicMar
♦
Lake
Feb
9Vac Jan
Feb
37c
23%
•
,
Amalg. Mines-l_—-2—- 16c
Drilling
:
♦
4.00
33,500
7c
12c
3%c
2.00
River
Powell
&
Madsen
5c
340
9 c 11 %c
8%c
2.45
1
1
5c
3.50
17 %C
1
Mines
Explorations
Macfie
3.50
7c
1
1
Lynx Yellowknife
Jan
Jan
Apr
_1
Mines
9c
51c
7c
Uranium
Apr
Pardee
1
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
Feb
8.60
7.00
24
■;,
Page Hershey Tubes
90c
244
3,100
29
Aug
23c
6%
Jan
15 Vac
Jan
-4c
8%
10%
\
•Warrants
91c
300
1.25
80c
Feb
61c
Jun
Jun
21c
28c
__
Apr
13,000
•
6%
__
30c
*
22c
10c
104,800
6%c
__
1
Petroleums
Pacific
:•
;
Jun
Jun
July
9.00 Jan
5.00 Mar
WholesaleLake
-
1.23
4VaC
1.20
1
July
12,200
5,800
37c
10Vac IIV2C
__
Orenada Gold _:
270
91e
A
Jan
Aug
77
9Vac
77
—
70
'
Class
Feb
20c
77
Vac Aug
95
O'Brien
6.90
common
1.10
Jun
Oka Rare Metals.:___——_1
48,550
141/4
:
Mills
Jan
3,000
9%c
1
Mines
420,000
141/4
Mineral
London
Jan
1.25
12VaC 12Vac
100
Mines
Pamoil Ltd
Locana
38c
Jun
9%c 11 %c
20c
.__
-
3.70
85c
•
-
48
12 %
50
Natural
Utilities
45c
14'A
*
warrants
Jan
55c
20c23%c
Jan
*
A
Mar
1.30
Mar
7,382
5,600
Jan
25
19% July
Jan
50
A
Jan
2.95
4.20
33c
Aug
2.75 Aug
*
B
Feb
-59c
Jun
July
May
Jan
4.00
35c
55c
"A" warrants
preferred
Ltd—
Oils
Nudulama
260
,
1.08
1.00
Jan
90c
1,380
•
23%c
Warrants
9 %
6% Aug
_30
_30
Preferred
Jan
Jan
1
Ltd
Telephone
Uran Mines
27%
July
35c
Jan
Star
__
"
Long Lac Gold
Jan
13c
13c
-
•
Jan
42c
50c
1
Loblaw Groceterias class A pfd
Class
B
preferred-
3.70
Jun
Jun
May
Jan
Jun
Jan
_1
Mines
40c
18 %C Aug
__
,
__
1.90 Jan
22%
Jun
1.55 Mar
12c
Oils
Ormsby Mines
Little
7c
24Vac
9%c Jan
1
Mines
Jan
Jan
1.10
Jun
3c
3,750
2.90
8c
2.90
•
33c
13,500
...,
20c 20Vac
__
•
_1
Exploration
Canadian
10%
•
1
Normetal
25c
^1
Mines
Jun
3
,
Jan
20c
39'A
•
Mines-_2____
Aug
8,900
„50c
Gold
1.46
16c
;
39'A
Jan
Aug
38%
_/
_1
•
Mines
Jan
4c
3,760
*
Candy
7c
Jun
6
14,610
1
American
July
58c
4c
_1
:
Jan
9%c Jan
May
"34c
:
,
_1
Gold
7c
25c
•
Mines
Acme
Jan
1.14
4VaC Jun
7,500
B
Noranda Mines
19c
Jun
Mar
37,000
Apr
3.10 Mar
Jan
6c
7c
Mar
19c
63c
13c
Jan
19c
Jan
3,000
6c
Feb
Jun
4c
33,415
9 Vac
_»
__.
Apr
8c
6%c
_1
:_
Feb
8c
73c
11 Vac
Mines__
43c
66c
60c
New
19VaC
7%C
—-
71c
13 Vac
New
Jun
Jan
9c
1
Jan
35c
Jun
20 Vac 22 %c
2,750
.^1
*'«43c
■'r:
Jun
1
Mines
Mines
Mines
17c
.
4c
52,100
Mining & Smelting.. _1
,_1
Mylamaque Exploration
45c
*
26c
500
Manitoba
New
Nor
•"
;
5c
5,250
13C
,_1
Nipissing
9%
16,200
32c
10c
Mines
Newlund
10c
4 VaC
9c
■
Mines
New
25c
9 VaC
•
Warrants
6%
*
Mines
Jun
Jun
May
9
12c
*
Jason
Jan
18c
1 ./
__n
52
31c
'
'
4 VaC
__50c
Kelore
2.10
1
Mines
Jan
19% May
May
Okalta
La
4.00
July
11% July
1
Canada
New
1
Mines
July
Mar
4%c
7 VaC
8VaC
V
New
Apr
2.10
1
Lake
July
3c
15,525
,_1
7%
12%
65c
Jan
96c
8c
5,500
33c
Harricana
1
Mines
5c
29c
New Hosco Mines:
3.95
12c
28%
18%
1
Gas
of
Oil
Dickenson
Aug
2.50
__
-
59c
Feb
13% Aug
2,180
4 VaC
Petroleum
New
Jan
2.45 'Tan
Jun
1.96
10
Mines
7c
32c
Mines
New
Jan
Feb
19c
1
Ltd
Mining
7c
1
Davies
Delhi
16c
Jun
15c
*
Jun
Mar
46
13
500
*
Continental
New
14c
■-
.5% Aug
9,000
■*
4,000
4 VaC
4 VaC
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nickel Rim Mines—,
1.18 May
350
4c
2.10
y
Ltd
Developments
4 Vac
9 VaC
U0la__________;
Northern
Kopan
25
4 Vac
Mines
Concord
J«n
8% Mar
23c
_
400
12%
1
!
52
9 VaC
Develop
New
Apr
Mar %
7%c May
•
1,300
2.70
6
-
1
:
!
Kirkland Minerals
5%
2.50
*
■____;
Copper
Warrants
6
.
Canada!
Kelvinator of
390
I
Mines
7%
May
22c
;
• ;>
_
-
12%
_____1
Mines
Northgate
Warrants
12%
n ■1
1
Uranium
Niagara
Aug
26 %c
15c
-
137,500
2.70
Kelly Douglas class A_
_
1,000
>
,1
cam28C-
Jun<>
12c
*
15c
.i
2.05
52
•
Mar
31
4% July"
2.15
1
Ltd
Petrol
r
8%c
*
Co
Pound
1:2c
-
8c
■
26c
L—_:
1.40 Jan
v
27% Mar
2.05
i.
1--—1—
Mines
87c May
2.15
•
10
common
!
Preferred
B
15,900
29c
1.20
—1
Club
43c v
1.11
Mines
Jupiter
Feb
1.75
(1939)
Jumping
Jan
1.75
12%
Gold
Jowsey
38
*
35 %c
Mines
Class
Jan
40c
*
Lake
Jonsmith
41%
v
Apr"
Apr
20c
Mining
Jaye Explorations
Jockey
5.50
1.90
35c
Joburke
;
'
3.85 July
1
__10
Mines
Jellicoe
July
5,820
2,000
A
Jefferson
Feb
52
53
4.75
;—25c
common
2.00
Jan
39%
25
52
4.20
Jamaica Public Service.
-
56 %
31
4.75
Jacobus
?
45% Mar
1,905
52%
Copper Mines—_
Iron Bay Mines
Iroquois
Glass
preferred
Jack
7,950
34%
*
—_
Irish
Iso
54
33%
25c
Syndicate
Class
52V4
33%
5
Line
Pipe
Interprovincial Steel
Investors
53%
,25
Interprovincial
Jan
*
Utilities
2,200
*
'
13 Vic
5
Nickel
International
5c
'
____.._______________lo
Labine
Alger
New
Molybdenum
5c
'
•"
49% July
61c
Feb
50c
Jan
17% Mar
"
Car
New
■
•
International
270
■»
New
Jan
26c
1
Powders
Bronze
Preferred
1,745
13%
9 VaC
'
Mines
New
Jan
25
International
4,000
14%
13%
*
Mines
Nesbitt
Jan
com—*
Inspiration
10c
13%
Jan
25c
256,950
80c
Jan
6%
181/4
1
preferred
Gas
Nello
Apr
14,900
84C
14%
*
common
Exploration
Hosiery Mills "B"
Nealon
Inglis
31c
73c
___^w___5
53%
_:—__—100
25c
78 C
Feb
*12% Feb
9 VaC Feb
35c
18,125
31c
'
35 Va Mar
6,573
51c
Apr
2.80
Aug
13% Aug
42% July
30
46%
Jan
29c
55c
660
50c
1
& Chemical
53%
2,050
;
45%
; v
July
Jun
60c
Jan
Jan
2.05
Mar
43%
Jun
63c
2.00 Jun
5c
46
Corp Ltd
17c
Jan
85c
Jun
10%
50c
'
1.15
19 Va
Jun
1.40
825 •-
14
43%
_
Mines
537/o
Aug
58c
13%
Jan
14Vac Feb
May
22,000
•
Preferred
$2.75
$4 % preferred
6c
60c
'
Mining
40%
31
11%
!
Minerals
Industrial
Accept Corp Ltd common..*1
preferred
50
id%
Apr
20c
Jun
30c
Apr
2.34
May
45c
500
5 Va C
6c
13
19,300
2.30
14
National
preferred
19c 20 %c
2.15
;
Jun
23
81
6%
II,040
l|ron
Apr
23
82
Feb
1.75
\
Works
Corp jcommon.
Wright
73
8%
1.60
Trust
20%
4:
17,420
9,700
5 Vac
Porcupine
9%
___—.
——
50c
11%
III
Jan
24c
36c
48c
2.30
_
14 %
59
32c
1
20c
Mines
51%
Mar
105
—
47c
Aug
1.40 Jun
500
1.75
•
Gas
24c
14,475
16%
50c
*
Mining Corp
Min
*
A
July
60c
7 Vac
16%
—
Brick
$1.40 preferred
25
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil ____________—_____—___*
class
53c
56c
7 VaC
■
Petroleums:
May
Mar
Mar
1
8.75 Aug
52
15c
56c
,___p
4.50 Aug
Apr
48
590
5,500
common
Mining
Moore
Imperial
Imperial
18,508
32c
11,334
8.50
common..
17,000
17c
Oil
9.50 ^
7.25
Consolidated Gold
Howey
Hoyle
Midcon
7.90
——20c
Pitfield—
&
27c
1.90
—1
Power
8.50
—
:i
&
High
\
24c
1.50
16 VaC
'
1
Mines
Light
*
9.50
B
Low
>
Mining-
Uranium
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.82
L2B
-50c
Exploration & Development
Shares
17c
Medallion Petroleums
Mentor
--i. .r^^-V
A
Class
27c
29%
Aug
Low
Mines
May
55
Mexican
Oil
Home
Gold
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
Jan
1.80
Mar
20 %
Sale Price
High
5.00
Aug
Week's
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.35
nil
._
Dauch
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
1.60
fl
Bell
&
Holllnger
Holt
& Co
41
(Range for Week Ended August 12)
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
,
Sales
Week's
Friday
(633)
43 Va
Jun
Jun
98c
-
Feb
55%
Jan
2.90
Feb
Jun
3.65
Feb
2.20 July
4.35
Jan
43c
3.40
35c
Aug
Feb
Jun
1.40
5.15
71c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.60 Aug
2.70
4c
May
7 %c
Jan
13,565
8c
May
23c
Jan
9,000
-
14c
May
-29c
-Jan
3,500
III,300
6 %c
Aug
19c
Apr
Jan
42
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(634)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
Quebec
Labrador Develop.
Quebec
Lithium
Metallurgical
Quebec
Quebec Natural
65c
68c
6%
10,190
"44
47
1.50
1.50
12C
5%C
5%c
49C
.II
Petroleum
100
8.50
55C
Jan
Tribag
Feb
74c
Mar
10c
7.90
12,125 \
Jun
5c
Rainville
Acceptance
Union
»■
Batten—
Mines—
Ray rock
Realm
23c
23c
500
20c
May
38c
1.03
1.15
8.065
97c
Jun
1.50
16
Gas
class
A
of
51c
20c
*
Mining
2
———
4c
Jan
Class
Apr
16
200
B
United
Aug
United
Jan
3c
Minerals
Rexspar
Rio
1
1.50
23c
6.20
6.25
1.50
22 %c
1
—
Algom
6.25
15
28
Aug
15.604
200''
Roche
Mines
(A
125
9%c
16c
16c
19c
21,000
13c
Jan
21,528
15c
Jun
35c
Jan
4c
5%
3,892
75
130
7%C
7%c
9%C
6,000
67 %
2.876
67%
66%
IOC
•
Canada
of
Bank
._10
10c
Roval
6.70
6.55
7.00
9
9%
*
9%
1
12 %C
11
July
6%
July
July
80
Aug
10c
Aug
Aug
12
Lawrence
St
5%
St
•
Maurice
16%
17%
100
Corp
17%
97
common
Jun
13c
9
•
common
9%
45
97
12%
Apr
16%
Jan
75
49%
Feb
53
Jun
4.30
3,85
4.30
95c
98c
Feb
10%
San
Gold.
Antonio
■
•
River
Sand
6C
1
Sherritt
Aug
13c
July
1.04
65c
Jun
14c
Jun
12%:
Aug
50
'24%
22%
24%
7,092
87
.87
88
90
Grey
31c
Trust™
Prod
Amulet
G
._10
Ref
&
&
Water
Power
&
preferred
Gordon.
12%
5
3.50
3.90
7,900
3.25 Mar
4.65
3.80
300
3.80 Aug
5%
26%
25%
26%
4,398
24% July
30%
42%
42%
42%
275
37% Mar
42 % July
2.99
2.95
3.10
16,060
3.05
10
Sigma
Mines
Quebec
.1
Silver
Miller
Mines
-1
Silver wood
A_
-
—
—
*
1,175
2.00
25
50
40
47
40
46%
Feb
8c
9c
4,500
8c
May
8c
_
7c
Aug
10c
Aug
19c
Aug
4.50 Aug
4.00
1,510
15
15%
820
90c
3.60
14% July
100
90c
Jan
77c
108,879
May
78c
Aug
lc
2%c
46,126
lc
July
13c
Jan
25c
6,745
10c
56c
Jan
1
40c
30c
40c
16.066
July
July
53c
Jan
4%C
4c
4%c
350
3%c Aug
7c
Jan
31
Jun
38%
Jan
Aug
May
87%
—
_
Gold.
32
325
65%
69
14,144
3%c
3%c
30c
2,000
1
7.95
7.40
7.95
18%
18%
3c
27.644
18%
62%
490
7.30
18
Aug
13%
24
Petroleum
40c
23c
27c
18,000
18c
Jan
60c
51c
60c
3,100
40c
July
1.81
6%C
6c
6%c
5,000
5c
Mar
10c
1.52
1.65
3,385
May
1.85
28c
26%c
29c
23,856
15
745
2.50
570
V
•
2.55
23%
13%
.
23%
Mar
44c
Mar
16%
4.50
'
12% July
17%
2.35 July
21%
37
Feb
3.60
25%
40
40
2.50
3.40
850
43c
45c
7,500
37c
July
69c
37
May
57
100
45c
44c
45c
1.65
1.65
6,700
Territory Mining
1
21 %C
17 %c 21 %c
7,000
common
48%
48
48 »/2
•63c
68c
'v!5%
>5%
6
4C
4c
42c
52c
45,000
40C
40c
41c
2,100
27c
24 %c
27c
8,900
Lundmark
.'
•
Tiara Mines
—1
Petroleums
-lOo
Mines
Ltd
Torbrit
Silver
Mines
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
Elevators
•
-
1
Bank
—10
Works
Towagmac Exploration
Finance
class
A
•
4
preferred
1956
warrants
1957
III
.
warrants
Pipeline
Transmountain
Pine
Line
Transcontinental Resources
Trans Prairie Pipeline
„r
__
"»
Jan
15c
July
40c
45
Mar
59%
60c
8,900
1.11
1.25
9,100
34c
34c
100
ff'
4 % %
A
:
.
class
32%
95
2.10
400
54c
650
50c
Aug
1.35
Jan
89c
80c
90c
20,470
72c
July
1.55
Jan
36
36
36
15
32
Mar
36
Aug
__
3C
3,500
^
:
560
12
-
5%c Jan
Jan
32 %
17% May
32% Jan
Feb
2.00
Aug
3,60 Jan
■:
28%
28%
25
28c
24c
30c
17,600
15c
15c
15c
2,250
34
33
34
395
34
34%
100
90
90
24%
July
Jan
29
28% Aug
,
55c
Jan
30c
Feb
Feb
35% July
28% Mar
■:-■;■>>. 410-
90
Jan
22c
12 %c
36% July
82
85
100
Mar
107
Aug
12%
1,840
10
Mar
-16%
Jar»
20
20
30
20
Aug
33
Feb
e%
6%
300
6
Jun
1.30
1.20
1.30
36c
&
5
107
%
26c
36c
1,900
26c
Aug
17c
12c
17c
185,450
7c
Jun
■>: 17c
Aug
5c
5c
4%c
Jun
7c
Feb
.100
107
i*
-50
20
;
Mines
1 \
1
1
,
Windfall
1
•
Ind
class
—
A
•,
Ltd
class
&
16
1.12
1.10 Mar
1,000
5,114
9c
May
..LI
24
290
16
770
5.45
460
4.75
May
1.05
1.12
350
1.01
May
I
lie
20 r
.
3c
—
Oil-
24
-
lie
Mines
July
7% Mar
1.67
Jan
1.05
Jan
<.r
v;
24
Aug
14% Aug
14c
Feb
29
rJan
19%
Jan
8.9 6
1.40
Jan
Jan
1
91c
13c
29,760
11c
Aug
2c
3c
4,500
2c
July
6c
Jan
6c
—1
;
90
1
5.00
Zinc
Bear
15,800
Feb
14%
—
Mines
Yellowknife
24
A
Wright-Hargreaves
Canuck
•;
12 %c 13 %c
*
8
_•
Stores
Lead
12
Yukonji:—
Coghlan
Winchester Larder
Warrants
107
12%
Warrants
Yankee
Jan
51c
A
Wiltsey
Yale
Jan
2.00
*
„
Pass
(J)
Jan
1.88
70c
32%
__
^50c
class A—
'preferred
Woodward
78c
Jun
30 %c July
2c
May
2.00
:
—20
—
Petrol
White. Hardware preferred
Wood
Jun
99c
Jan
13%
*
—
preferred
Willrov
49c
2.15
32%
-—5
—_
Warrants
White
July
2%c
34%
;
Jan
Mar
13%
B
8c
7,000
5c
Jun
9%c
Jan
88c
92c
9,350
83c
Jun
1
80c
78c
81c
62,900
56c
May
1
Young (H G)
Yukeno Mines
Zenith
2 %C
2%c
3c
7,150
2.50
2.60
5,200
2.50 Mar
19c
17V2C
19c
4,500
27c
2%c Aug
2.55
Mines
...
Electric
Zenmac
Metal
Jan
L_
II—1
Mines
16c
July
1.12
87c
Feb
Jan
5c
Jan
3.00 Mar
29c
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Mar
Jan
5j/8 July
\3%c July
36y2c Aug
31c
July
24 %c May
10%
Jan
7c
Jan
1.15
Feb
68c
May
31c
Mar
48y2 Mar
56
Jan
May
13
Jan
42
25
39
125
Apr
13% July
44% Jan
14
18
Feb
75
12%
Jun
18
Feb
65
57
May
59
36
'
6%C
2,500
6c
36%
37%
2,204
32%
Apr
Feb
38% July
36
36
20
34%
Apr
37
37
150
32
Feb
38% July
25c
25c
100
25c
Aug
38c
2.65
!
STOCKS
Last
Gold
Canada
&
Bank
200
Canadian
Bronze
General
Canadian
Dalhousie
Dominion
6%
23 V4
23%
*
Note—'
Sugar
mil
Minnesota
Glass
&
Flour
Pend
Oreille
Price
■
43
8
Feb
25
49 Va
Jun
53
975
3.90
Jan
5.00 May
I
432
13%
Jun
20
Jun
20
20
10
29%
264
4.80
4.80
100
39 %
41%
1,715
36% Mar
14c
15c
•7,550
13 %c Aug
66
July
19% July
■
41%
Apr
May
26% May
20%
28%
.
j,i,"'
common_i—.w
;
27% July
20%
68
4.40
195
20%
20%
2,720
7 50
_
_
95
.—2.50
paper
28%
common
Mines—
—i-
——1
Zellers
70c
25
94
17%
22
33%
Jan
Jun
Feb
Jan
6% Mar
July
39 %
44%
15,500
35
35
640
22c
Jan
90
26 %
130
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Apr
31%
Jan
July
46%
Feb
2.30 Aug
960
70c
July
27 %
40
800
38
59C
_*
—
400
41
2.36
39
1
Corp
40
28 V2
2.30
•
Consolidated Gold
95
28
41
—
Ontaria
67%
(1956)_.
Bros
Yukon
'
••
•
15c
International Paper
Ogllvie
29%
High
Apr
July
6
2,149
16%
16%
20
•
Paper
16%
:
——*
1,950
51
4.75
■:ll
;
Investments
.
35%
4.90
51
-Ills
common—
Dupont Co of Canada
2.10 Mar
3.00
5.00
Feb
Jan
Feb
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
*
a
No
par
Odd
65c
Jan
26
Jan
7%
8%
16,955
7,000
7% July
12
Jan
12c
18c
Jan
fFlat
17%
Jan
r
July
11% Apr
lot
value.
sale
(not
in
e
year's
Selling
included
price.
in
,
,
sale
range).
ex-interest.
(not
AND
t
,
range).
dDeferred delivery
Jun
Jun
1,810
6%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
50
*
30c
17
6%
Oil
16
13%
37%
■
Marconi
Consolidated
39,359
13c 14 %c
37%
——*
Dredging™
Dominion
Canadian
Shares
High
■
Bulolo
for Week
of Prices
Low
Develop
Dollars
Sales
23%
Anglo Newfoundland
Asbestos
Corp
American
Canadian
Range
Par
'
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
British
in
Week's
Sale Price
19%
8,000
Expressed
Friday
.
16%
48c
Are
3.15 'Jan
38
July
46 %
55c
Aug
72c
32
Feb
37
Jan
Jan
July
9%c Mar
37
i9%
Shown
Apr
.
6%C
37%
Prices
Jan
94c
43c
1
Jan
42
13
-1
.1
Jan
2.15
13%
2.65
Exp Ltd
Canada
Jan
2.80
9
58%
;
Canada
Trans
Jan
810
13
25c
Trans
Breweries
Surf Inlet
Apr
9%
58
—40
*
Mar
2,526
58%
—1
Class B
8.00
Jun
1.52
1,176
3,900
40
53%
■■;<
13%
._50
Jan
52%
13
preferred
Jan
9%
-—20
.
common.
A
Star
53%
*
General Trusts
Iron
50c
Jan
1.25 Mar
3,800
'1,800'
Mar
2.50 Aug
11,015
1.45
38
1,000
1.60
1-60
-
52c
1.15
1.00
Jan
12c
21c
3c
t.
"
1.65
Ltd
4,582
9%c
Jun
13%
Jan
44c
Park
1.70
1.01
-
Jan
July
2.00
800
2.65
23%
12c
40
Canada
Jun
1.25
Gas
Jan
13
400
14
■?°
2.1
.
1.40
3.05
—.
Mines.
Thorncliffe
7c
12c
Jan
3.50 Mar
July
500
2,507
•
July
15
2.30
•
common
Industries
3c
9c
14c
1.60
Jan
_*
.
'
8,500
9c
12 %c
Apr
13c
Jun
9c
60c
&
6c
Jan
1.60
.1
-
2.50 May
1
—;
July
23c
-1
ordinary
9,700
1,400
Jan
_1
—
3.10
6.00
Jan
Mar
-1
Mines.
7%c
38% Jan
Jan
31%
67
25c
.1
Gas
7c
2.60
July
Jan
6c
31%
_1
_
A
7%C
class
Yellorex
25c
1
5%
3.80
Jan
75c
l
Traders
Jun
19
Feb
25c
Voting trust
Toronto
1.60 Mar
1,100
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Class
Jun
25,852
3.50
*
Exploration
Propane common
Toronto
Aug
Feb
76c
Preferred
Toronto
44
51
23 %c
11c
90c
•
Industries
Tombill
36% July
10c : 12 %c
3.50
Warrants
Tidal
Mar
44
47
t1"
2.50
Cons
Thompson
Mar
^
lc
Sudbury Contact
Texaco
Jan
1
Iron—
Oil
Taurcanls
32
79c
_1
_
_
River
Tancord
100
30%
—:'
11 %c
—
_
•
Sturgeon
—
"9,900
-1
class
Tamblyn
Jun
91c
2.90
—
Corp.
_—
Steinberg
Switson
Jan
3.00
*
Bros
Supertest
1.09
83c
_
Canada
Superior
Jan
44
_
Steeloy Mining
Sunburst
33%
9c
_
Nickel
Sullivan
July
July
—.
*
—
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Submarine
26 Va
'
30o
"
Uranium
Rock
1,685
•
Warrants
Steep
28
■
:—
.....
Stanrock Uranium
Steel of
50
_
1
Wire
Stedman
27%
•
—50
Ltd
Paving
Starratt
11
2.90
4.00 Aug
Grocers
July
Aug
,
preferred
Foods
Stanleigh
Mar
9%
m
Spartan Air warrants
apooner
Mines & Oils_
Standard
43c
July
703
90c
Union Oils
Standard
Jan
10%
—
Preferred
SomerVille Ltd
Stafford
25c
.
450
1
$6
Jan
10%
*
;
common
Southern
Jun
2.96
3.25
4.50
10%
Ltd.
Mines
6,600
Jun
2.01
27%
Dairies
S K D Manufacturing
Slater
31%c 37%c
Ltd.
Simpsons
Siscoe
class
'3.05
3.05
4.10
Mines—
(Geo)
Feb
4.00
Petroleum
Class
Jan
6.90
4.00
Decalta
Weston
2.45
1.60 May
5.75
12 %c
Copper
Jan
Feb
33% Mar
4c
Jan
Apr
6,422
3%c
Apr
1.60
500
4c
July
7
3.30
1.00 Aug
5,400
3,933
1
Aug
38%
36
—
Jan
-
Jun
3.00
-™,
:
33
1.70
.
Feb
37c
6.05
1
_
Oil
Naco
Jun
6% Feb
2.95 July
1,70
—
Preferred
88
*
l,ui
Jan
28
5.90
Nickel
Canada
Western
Apr
Aug
24c
,
■*
Jan
7c
2.25
87
34%
Products
Western
Jun
36
Western
Apr
May
5.95
Western
ADr
3.80
50
—
12%
3.85
3.80
:•
com
12%
216,762
1.14
2.55
3c
♦
—
Mining
Lake
Malartic
1.00
Jan
Jan
21%
475
1
Canada
Canadian
36
8%
1.25
•
W
Knapp
35%
36
1.00
Jan
July
25c
110
100
Apr
1.89
1.35 Aug
■
,
4,033
6%
2.95
Jan
28c
5% Aug
87C
•
Mines
&
32c
6%
2.95
—1
Western
13% May
43c
•
*
.
79c
34c
Jun
Ltd
Jan
6.75
Jun
90c
900
Petroleums
1.00 July
9,850 r
69c
15c
5,000
Mines
Jan
8,250
170,875
4c
Western
Jan
5.30
18c
1.25
55c
Warrants
36C
46
1.70
i—
Jan
Jun
17c
;
Apr
30
4C
&
21%
47
4,055
,
:»•'
55c
1
May
1.25
May
61% Aug
1.35
B
5.20
July
Jan
55c
common
Jan
49%
1.55
West
Jan
1.20
6.75
3.45 May
18
310
673
9%
74c
9,227
v:-v%
1.02
v
Explor
Westeel
Mar
40c
■*
:
Security Freehold
Holdings class A_
A
6c
18,150
1
Scythes common
Selkirk
Class
10,500
46c
1
Metal
Shawinigan
6%C
50c
Petroleum
Satellite
6C
41c
May
36%
1.24
mil
Warrants
1.16 Aug
42C
Gold-
Sapphire Petroleums
Sarcee
48c
1.16
61.975
17c
»i
"•
Alloys
Cons
Westburne Oil
Jan
1.04
1.16
61%
6.20
1
•:
Jan
6.50
61 %
61%
25
i
20%
36%
.—50
5,100
1.00
%
20
550
West
Jan
8%
83c
j<*
■
10,550
Weedon
Aug
Jun
4.00 Mar
2,570
4.50
V
■
4.50
Apr
20,935
"
Wespac
'
Horsey
Warrants
8
100
14
m
Werner
18% May
Feb
65c
3,000
9
4.50
Gas
Shirriff
Salada
Jan,
5%
Webb
11% Aug
89
30
97
72c
14c
9%
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Jan
15 y8 Mar
3,095'
97
67c
preferred
Jun
52%
L±.
pfd
Waterous Equipment
Jan
7c
11% May
6c
1.07
Waite
9.50 Mar
9
275
11%
10,200
13%
Westates Petroleum
11%
.*
St Lawrence Cement class A_.——
8%C
52%
Fortune
Wainwright
Jan
Jun
Jan
8c
5%
Walker
9%c Aug
6.00
17c
1.00
Violamac
Jan
■7.IOC
100"
Jun
5%
Victoria
J an
81%
65
'1,770
6c
1.00
Class
Jan
Mar
5c
8,000
common
Industries
Ryanor Mining
Aug
10c
July
4.60
66
850
%C 12 %C
Royalite Oil
Russell
4c
1,000
4.95
73%
A
Vespar Mines Ltd
Viceroy Mfg class A
Feb
16
Jun
4c
1
13%
Jun
6c
5%
4,000
52%
Hill
New
Ventures
Jan
15%
73%
50o
class
Venezuelan Power
Jan
26c
Jun
8%C
High
1
B—ui
preferred
Vanadium
7.15 July
Aug
Mar
8c
8c
Debentures
Jan
46c
Apr
13
40
16
7%c
.100
Mines-
Consol
13%
1
;
—
5%%
Rowan
13%
9c
1
.
Petroleum Ltd
V) Can Ltd common—
convertible preferred-
Rocky
13%
common—
Rockwin Mines
Roe
*
6.20
13c
class
Corp
Upper Canada Mines
1.95 Mar
Jan
20 %c July
3,650
16
Little
Robinson
1.47
27,900
Uran.
Athabasca
Rix
1.50
18c 18 %C
Mines
47c
9%
Oils
Vandoo
Renable
Jan
Aug
1.90
14
2.10 May
Feb
4.10
21c
50
United Steel
Feb
6c
Apr
1.50
July
7,060
Low
1
Inv
Keno
United
Jan
60c
500
17%
Fuel
68c
4,000
1.72
17%
1
-»
Chemical
Reichhold
4c
1.72
4C
1
Explorations
Corps
Jun
*
Reef
Reeves MacDonald
14,072
25c
pfd
Asbestos
United
Mar
13% Mar
2.50
21c
common
United Canso voting trust
45c
32,430
3,000
16
50c
2nd
Canada
preferred
United
18 %c
100
49c
18 %C
*
———4
—
2.06
1
Jan
Mar
23C
*—
Grip
Rapid
78c
1.10
Ltd—
Mines
Oil
Ranger
>•"■
High
'
2.40
1
Mines
Range Sine® Jan. 1
Low
I~1
U
Jan
9c
Jun
Shawkey
United
32,700
Ltd
Co
Chibougamau
Union
Feb
Jan
11%
May
46c
625
*
52C
Mines
Uranium
Radicre
Shares
•
__
Mining
Ultra
Jan
16c
Jun
Oil
Trinity
Feb
5.80
1.05 July
'
for Week
July
18
80 %
39% July
3,600
8.20
8.50
3.50
13 %c
5% Aug
615
lie
12C
.1
Mines.
Mining.
Triad
July
45c
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
July
7c
Sales
Week's
Last
High
6c
July
2.03
4,900
5%
47
Quonto
4,700
68c
Warrants
Queenston Gold
Quemont
450
9c
2c
2,500
6%
--1
Gas
2.10
8c
9c
1
*
Quebec Manitou Mines
Low
3C
Monday, August 15, 1960
.
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3C
\
.1
Corp.
STOCKS
Shares
2.10
—1
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended August 12)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
year's
i
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(U11) Admitted
to
unlisted
•
included
wd When
,•
wi When
V
.
Cash sale (not included in year's
range)
x
y
z
delivered,
issued,
Ex-dividend,
KMt|hts.
Ex'-^s'tock dividend.
trading privileges,
Volume
192
Number
5977
.
.
The Commercial
.
and
Financial Chronicle
(635)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
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
by the "bid")
which have
wide national
a
Par
Aerovox
Air
Corp
Alico
Inc
Land
Allied
'1.!1
„
Products
Potash
Producing
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
13%
14%
Corp—.—5
Co,.:
-—5
American
Express
American
Greetings, cl /A—!!.!1\
American-Marietta
American
49%
'
Gobftin
Anheuser-Busch
15%.■!
Public Service Co.—5
Arksansas Missouri Power Co__5
Art
Western
Metal
Gas
Co!—.5
Construction
45%
Co—.10
65
Mfg
.Baxter
16% "
(A
7 %
Behlen
Markets---!—;
J)
Manufacturing
Berkshire
Hathaway
Beryllium
•
Corp
Corp
Bettinger
Billups Western
Bowser
Inc: $1.20
Brown
&
Brush
Indian
2114
23
Securities
45 Va
4S
Co——1
27%
52 Va
Iowa Southern
Class
30%
Ttelc
&
California
13%
Service
Calif
15 Va
Jamaica
Water
&
26% v'
::
Telep Co__—12 %
30%
28%
Canadian
6
Water
30%
Southwest
25 %
27
Spector
194
Speer
35%
Spur
69
73%
Staley
!'■
3%
Standard
1
37
39%
~»
23
24%
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp.!_3
24%
Kennametal
10
!'26%
Corp-i—10
Keystone Portl'd Chemical Co_3
Koehring Co
.5
27%
10%
11%
Laboratory for Electronics—1
Laguna Niguel Corp units.—
Landers Frary & Clark
.25
49 Va
10%
16%
3%
3%
25%
Indiana
Trust
Gas
Central
Louisiana
Maine
Vt
Citizens Util Co
41%
16
14"%
Co.5
58%
Lanolin
27 Va
Lu'i
21%
22%
Liberty
20 >4
21%
Lilly
54
Co___i_10
—10
Corp—6
!
25"%
Serv
—1
4%
5Va
cl A—33%c
com
18%
19%
Common class B_—
33 %c
Engines Corp.!.1
:!5%
Clute Corporation
___Id / 14";'..;
Coastal States Gas
Prod—.—-1
41%
Colonial' Stores Inc—2%
18%
Interstate
Gas
Co.—5
15Va
Colorado Milling & Elev Co...1
Freightways!..—2.50
Rock
Cook
Co.—____1
Electric
v.
Dashew Business
Dejur-Amsco
Oil
Detroit & Canada
Detroit Internat
Dl-Noc Chemical
Dictaphone
Inc
Diversa
Inc
:j, 16
class
1
24'A
25%
Waddell A Reed Inc class A
Warner A Swasey Co
1
5%
6%
17%
21%
23%
1
Co..
2.50
5Va
Steel-
Westcoast
Western Lt
5%
*
16%
27 Va
28%
19%
21
44
471%
24%
26
28
30 Vs
Western
44
48%
Western
18
19%
Weyerhaeuser
Massachusetts
Natural
Gas
Cos...1
Co
17 Va
.1
7.50
Co
11%
32%
34%
10
11
Whiting Corp
5
8 Va
16%
24%
.10
1
Inc—
7%
15
23 Va
1
Manufacturing Co.*
A Telephone Co
10
20
Products
Corp
Transmission.
1
—
Co
23
27
West Coast Telephone Co_^
West Point
9%
27%
27%'
26%
60 V?
9
25%
:
24%
56%
10
-
21
25%
Wesco
.1
Register
25
.5
11 y«
2%
16%
.10
Steel
Financial
28%
15 Va
21%
...
Steamship
28%
47%
16%
10%
23%
12%
1
Natura4J3as Co
Washington
19%
33%
43%
11%
1
20
Co..
Pressed
17%
Brothers
15%
46 Va
31%
Corp.
1
Watson Bros Transport A.
I
Wellington Mtg Co class A—10c
non-voting..
Works
5
12%
J
32
35%
Wilcox Electric Co
25
16%
18%
1
4%
5%
1
24%
26%
Wisconsin Power A Light Co__10
Witco Chemical
5
Wood
Conversion Co
5
—1.25
18 Vt
19%
Wurlltzer
3
9%
10'A
36%
37%
37 %
,/
12
!
__1
Bridge
Co
Arts Inc
39%
!
—
.1—i
—
!
Inc
30 %
Resistor
Federal
Natl
Boston
514
Carolina
North
20
22
1
Penn
Gas
V
f
Northwestern
Pub
Serv
—50c
12%
Ohio
41%
10
13%
43 Va
Oklahoma
Water
Old
Olin
Otter
1
19%
21%
Pabst
Ben
Oil
Service
Miss
Coal
8%
9%
Pacific
12 %
13%
Pacific
8%
9Va
Mortgage Assn.100
60%
63 Va
Packaging Corp of
50
54
Pantasote
i._l
10
Corp
class
A.L—1
29%
8%
9%
1
4
4%
10V?
9
14%
13%
38%
40%
5
22
23%
1
America
8
8%
6%
,
Pauley Petroleum Inc.
1
I8V2
Pendleton Tool Industry
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
1
15%
17 %
14%
1
11%
12 Va
7%
8%
Perkin-Elmer Corp
Permanente Cement
8Va
9%
27%
29%
Pickering
Pioneer
CovL....v!£—.—1036 "
5% pfd
20
19%
38%
Plymouth
21
Portland
•
Lumber
Natural
27%
15
16 %
1
..10
42 V?
3%
9%
(Atlanta)—10
(Baltimore)
Bank
of
Bank
Bank
of
Bank
of
Chi—20
Dallas
10
(Jersey City)_25
National Bank
Passaic
10
Boston.12%
of
Natl
25
Natl
Bank
of
38%
;
Co
St Louis—20
City Bank (NY)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
Co (Philadelphia)
10
Co
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston 12 %
Natl State Bk of Newark__12%
50%
54Vt
62%
66
New Eng Trust Co (Boston).100
New Jersey Bank A Tr Co
11
Northern Tr Co (Chicago) __100
-
42%
40
of
New
Rochelle
—10
Franklin Natl Bank of Long
Island N Y
32%
20
43
30%
33
570
601
Boston
41%
66
69%
Merged
with
National
and
Bank
of
68%
73%
69 Vt
73
19
20%
Second Natl Bank
46 Vs
into
10
50
54 Va
(Wash)—20
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
69%
68
153
Westchester
St Louis Union Trust
66
57Vt
54
64
144
42 V?
Royal State Bk of New York—5
Rye National Bank
39 Vt
44%
39%
10
Royal Bank of Canada
*68%
21
—10
—
62%
65%
19%
42
37Vt
of
74 %
45
48
34 Va
37 A
of
Co.
Phila—10
727/8
76
Security First Natl Bank
12%
60
63%
47%
50%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
22
61%
23
66
(Los
Angeles)
Bank
of
Albany
27%
State Street Bank A
26%
28%
Sterling Natl Bank A Trust Co
(New York)
25
Trust Co
(Boston)
5
10
25
Trade Bank A Tr Co
88%
Trust Co of New Jersey
10
35%
38
57
61%
17
38
41%
42
45%
18%
19%
55'/a
27%
9V8
29%
United States Trust Co
16%
63Va
51
Union Bank of Commerce
25
59Va
56 Vs
49
83
/s
.
20
53 Va
Hartford
(Chic)
Natl Bank & Tr Co
Hudson County National Bank
(Jersey City N J)
Hudson Tr Co
(Union
Providence
R
(N Y)__ 10
Bank of
I_—
Industrial Trust Co
For
footnotes,
see
10
(N Y)—20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz) .5
10 Va
55 Vt
32 /a
100
35%
104
58%
62 Vt
22/t
52%
24 Va
Wachovia Bank At Trust Co
10
<Phila)
2%
10
(Boston)
United States Trust
of Com
(N Y)-10
(Cleveland)
City)—8
10%
30%
ilO
Bank
46%
National
7%
Natl
20
Industrial
26%
39
Bank
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
46 Va
9%
Rockland-AUas
5
Glrard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
Hanover Bank of New York
10
Bk
24%
(Hackensack N J)
59
First Westchester Natl Bank
Industrial
10
63'A
8tate
& Trust
17%
'
2
Co
Genl Electrlo
45Vs
59%
71 V-
«
County
First
35
46%
43%
16%
Natl
Natl
6%
~
Corp
Gas
Rubber
25 V?
:.l
Pfaudler-Permutit
13%
►
-
„
(Minn)—10
8%
8
1
37j/4
27
Hannifin Corp.
12%
(Calif)
First
18%
,33%
Co.j..!——__1
First
36%
17%
-
First
23%
34
13'%
l—-L—-5
Packing
23
22%
77
Parker
Bank
21V?
Co
41V?
25
(Albany)
Banking Co (N J)
253
Bk & Trust
(Camden N J)
19
73
1
*
Va-
Co
.3
16%
_2.50
.
National
Pacific Power & Light Co
7.50
Trust Co
National Newark A Essex
A Trust
(Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
First
5
34%
52Vs
Natl
*
34Vs
82%
49Vt
First
5
58 Vt
32Va
48%
79'A
4%
103
77
44
Natl
74%
5
36%
of Westchester_5
National City Bank (Cleve)._16
National Commercial Bank A
Camden
pfd-*
Co
34%
National Bank
Bank Stk Corp
10
Robinson
(SF)_10
31%
Provident Tradesmen's
First
Gamble
39
10
(Fairfield County)
70%
Natl
Mercury Electronics—90c
36%
43
47%
-
55
67%
First
.2.50
16%
44
100
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
Natl Bk
Corp
47%
118%
-
Co
51%
First
East Line
'
15%
25 Vs
136
39%
10
Detroit
Trust
48%
19%
Far
44
114%
Trust
23 %
128
25
of
A
32
37 %
Airmotive
5
366
York
Bank
37Vt
14%
Pacific
Tr Co.12%
&
New
35
35
Pacific
&
Bank
Bank
of
National Bank
30
17%
54%
77
"
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Bk & Tr Co (NY)_10
13 V?
27%
71'A
—-5'
First
Co
43%
242
•
51 %
Nat
111
7 Va
Co
(Chicago).25
York)
9%
••
31 Va
'
50
1
25%
1
New
5
!_7%
__L.___.__ 10c
■'
Gas Corp
Brewing
Bank
12%
Corp
57
41
National
lo
98%
Power
&
Tail
Corp.—.1
Corp.
24%
Prod—10c
54 Va
-
First
11%
25%
8%
62Vt
"
29%
—.5
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co..
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)——10
xl4%
23
34%
'
,
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
12
10%
31%
59Vt
(Pgh) 25
(St Louis) ..12.50
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
.
National
—
Tr
Federation
..
6%
24%
41%
104
32
5
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
60%
»
5
93 %
1
River
.12
—
57%
32%
6%
Co
(Buffalo)
Nassau County N Y
Mellon Nat Bk A Tr Co
30
11%
Co
Trust
Mercantile
345
5
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
29%
45%
Co————50
2.50
Gas Co.
Water Co $4
Natural Gas
Northwest
;
Natl
Northeastern
12%
Co
B
Gas Service
Gen Telep
; Nor
45%
Co
Oarlock
5%
19%
24%
1
11
*
Coal
10
(Philadelphia)
Island Trust Co
5
:
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)__10
Manufacturers A Traders
36%
,
!
42%
"
,
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
19 Va
1
American
97
First
46 Va
43
17%
North
20
47%
34
28%
8
Assoc
(NY)_12%
York
Co (Chicago)
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
-
22 Va
—5
Nicholson File Co.
18
Steel Corp..,.
—1
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A—5
Futterman
Elec
Bk
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
5%
62%
22 %
.
Florida
Class
&
44
31%
26%
Ask
391/2
Long
50%
New
Trust
Connecticut
14 Va
1
28%
24%
common
10
58%
1
Cleveland
Connecticut
.
Bid
10
Trust Co
24%
48
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust of N J—_—25
Continental
—2%
22%
45%
47
Southern
.10%
26% "
11%
Fisher Brothers Co.—__
Fisher Governor Co.—
Frlto
Eng Gas
42%
Financial Federation Inc..
First
New
22 %
1
Empire State Oil
Equity Oil Co
Erie
42
1
Corp
Capital
Mfg Co
32%
39
&
>34%
National Homes Corp A com.50c
Class B common
50c
National Shirt Shops of Del
1
2
.
Electronics
6%
(Texas)—*
Co
Electro-Voice Inc
Emhart
Supply Co
Nalco Chemical Co
'
10
(Plilla)
City Natl Bk & Tr
7lVa
20%
45 Va
315
8'A
Companies
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N. Y.)
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
'--69%
(Savannah)
32%
5
41 %
302
66
Bk of PlUla__10
Bank
'. 9%
.1
National Cleveland Corp
National Gas & Oil Corp
17%
Bank
!:3lVa
!
Natl
.1
1
54%
;—2
Eastern Utilities Associates
Economics Laboratory Inc..
Electric
Fuel
42
.
15%
Co
Rubber
45 Va
-
14%
Citizens
18%
29%
39
__2 %
—
Industries
'
Mountain
6
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!!
17
.
Bank
v! Trust Co—
16%
67
Natl
Chemical
.
91%
Mohawk
15 %
5
15%
1
51%
_5
Central
Chase Manhattan
11%
58
7%
Par
47%
(N J)
5
of Cleve...16
Camden Trust Co
40%
!:19
.10
'—20
Centl-Penn
44
Co
41
1
pfd—
,
29%
10
38 V?
.
18 Va
54
Meadow Brook Nat'l Bank of
9%
17%
Virginia
Louis
12%
17 Va
Irving Trust Co (N Y)__
v!
27
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co.,5
19%
"
common...—
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St
11 %
10
Ask
45
.100
,—
Co
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Tuba Consolidated Industries—1
A
(Newark)_25
York
Broad St Trust Co
V 3%
24%
18%
1
11%
23 Va
5 /
!
20 Va
10%
'
Bid
6%
of
5
12"%
.
S
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)_
Boatmen's National Bank
14%
Utilities
&
Bank
13% Y
12%
14
T
28%
1
5
!_£
$1 preference
Electrolux
9%
9
1
Dynamics Corp of America—
Paso
17
15%
N
42%
Missouri
21'4
America
Francisco)
46%
40
2
Co
of
(San
V?
.,11%
7V2
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
13%
19 %
Corp..,——__ 1
Dura Corporation
El
Miller Mfg
7%
6%
1
Donnelley (R R) Sons Co—
5
Drackett Company
.1
Duffy-Mott Co—1
Dun & Bradstreet Inc.!.——.1
Dunham Bush Inc
1—2
Eastern
40%
Bank
of Commerce
38%
*
Inc
4%
40%
Par
of New
24%
L—
Laboratories
4
38
...
Bank and Trust
Bank
'48%
i 3.
5
Class A common
Miles
.1
—2%
Struthers Wells Corp
Bank
19%
«
&
Pipeline Co..
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
Strong Cobb Arner Inc..
16%
.2% ! ! 35%
Inc
23
37%
5
Machine
Co
26%
,1c,
Corp
Corp
Corp.—
19%
42
16
—
Chemical
Stouffer
18%
/39%
1
Electric Co
Mid-American
21V4
v
t
*„
—
&
Delaware
15'4
1%
Co
Hotels
Stepan
;v
19%
Inc_50c
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
20 Va
21
Co
Inc..
Steel
Microdot
17%
:
f- :
18 %
5
A
*'
19 %;
.
Tunnel Corp_5
—
conv
Duriron Co
24Va
.1%
Corp
Diebold
f
Co
:
Home
Statler
24%
18%
Eng..
5
Fast Motor Lines,.1
Publishing Co
.5
Metropolitan Broadcasting
1
10%
9%
23%
Meredith
'
Delhi-Taylor
.
48
Warren
14%
50c
Co..
2 %
76%
Merchants
40%!
Machines—10c
Corp
'
McNeil
.
17 Va
22
&
Industries.
McLouth
38
Co
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Gas
McLean
•12%
-
72
B
Corp
—1
Herrington Co Inc.^.l
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry
50c
Maxson (W L)
Corp
3
6
.26%,-
5
1
cl
Marmon
8%
t
Company——l1
Danly Machine' Specialties.:
.Darling (L A) Co
•
45%
Grocery
37%
43 Va
5
—1
6%
35%
'•Marlin-Rockwell
v?19%,
,;
1
Crouse-Hinds Co.!..!
Cummins Engind Co Inc..
$1.25
1
.
Data Corp.—__—_50c
Coffee
Craig Systems Tne
!—,.!!!l
Cross Company !—!—!!!_——5
-
Von's
Co—1
Inc
5%
33%
50c
com
Electronics
Corp
Madison
5%
6 Va
1
Inc
Steel
Macmillan
21%
,
,
Co
(Hugh
•.Ludlow
»-
40%
16%
1
Continental Transp Lines Inc..1
Control
".Cook
.
19%
43 Va
<
1
25
...
1
Corp
Lucky Stores
20%
11%
Products.—5
Long
44%
;
&
Star
73/4-1^(^8%
32%!:?
lc
Co
Loan
(Eli)
Lone
;:l5%'
38!
19%
.
»!
Plus
Blower
Ling-Temco
17%
16%
Clinton
Colorado
2674
v
39 %
Co——5
Electric
Power
Public
Consolidated
•
18%
40%
Co..•
Co
Co
5%
10%
34
Company..50c
Fair Mills Inc
Vitro Corp of America
23 %
9
17%
26%
Consol
'
Upper Peninsular Power Co—_9
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
5
45
26%
4%
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc.
10
Co
34%
21%
11%
24 %
Field
Inc
Kentucky Utilities Co
ctts—'
Point
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
.; 25
v:
15%
Tel
Mfg
32%
24%
53 '
Products
L 58
Oil & Gas
Corp com_3
8V4
$1.25 conv .pre ferred
-,—25
.18 '!..♦
Commonwealth Gas. Corp—!—1- ,'!!5%
,
70%
13%
Tel
Sys
Screw
Stanley
30%
Steel
10%
!
,
4%
66%
Common
30
10
Stanley
10%
5'4
■
"Colorado
!
3%
'■
5
Corp.l
United States Leasing
Corp..—1
United States Servateria
Corp.l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
2
Co..
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Standard
41%
f!
-
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp—1
United States Chem Mil
6
57%
Power
Co
Standard
9%
,; Chattanooga Gas Co
'
12%
4%
Co—7%
States
Fruit &
4%
39%
Central
'
11%
Trans western
54
Power
Electric
(A
21%
1
"Central Telephone Co
!
49%
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
5
Producing Co
Freight
Oil
Stand
44
41
14%
6
*
Union Gas Co—
Sprague
16%
_l'U > tl9%
22%
13%
.
14%
21%
7 Va
Corp.:—1
Eng
Carbon
33%
-.14%
12%
Pipe Line Corp..50c
Pipeline Co
1
Gas
5%
5%
Southwestern Elec Service Co__1
Ketchum Co Inc
Central
'
Trans
1
45%
Wash
43%
Central
;
34 Vs
Inc
Vanity
28%
40%
4%
9%
Central Electric & Gas Co_!_3%
Central 111 Elect & Gas Co
10
v'
21 Va
31
'
180
68 Va
19%
1
1
Vance Sanders &
Southwestern
65
♦
Towmotor Corp
14%
Southern
17%
41 Va
Tokhelm Corp
21%
57 %
16 Va
3
38%
Time Inc
5
...
•"
27%
1
2%
*
11
13%
53%
10
25%!
1
19 >/a
20 Va
New
■
36%
28%
,
;26%"
Glass..*
Co
6%
,
33%
42
Gas
.34
,33%
10
17%
21%
Nevada
!
Fibre
19%
Colorado
9
(H I)
States Nat Gas
38%
Southern
54
Cedar
,
Thompson
*
Southern
...1
Ceco
'
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
2
Southern
Carpenter Paper Co.i—
■
Three
33%
3%
31%
31%
_i
Cable
6%
Delhi Oil Ltd—!_ 10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Cannon Mills class B com——25
'
&
10%
*
—_i
preferred
59 Va
31
1
Corp
25%
1
Supply
64 '/a
55%
1
—
Inc
Power
Wire
.1
...„*
59
20c
Inc
Prod
24
9%
King
8%
5%,
;
9%;
32%
>
3%
warrants
Thomas A Betts Co
l
8
•
Service
Pacific
1959
South Shore Oil & Dev Co.. 10c
Southern Calif Water Co——5
23 %
1
Corp
$1.46
Sierra
Skil
15
Kaiser Steel Corp common
28
-
5%
20%
Utilities Co
"
1
& Co.
Seismograph
19%
Jessop Steel Co
36 %
3414
88 Va
(G D)
.5
Heintz Inc
Jervis
Searle
27%
.1
Co
Corp
Jack
12%
12%
21%
5
A common.—
Public
27%
Interstate Tel
5
California Oregon Power Co—20
California Water Service Co..25
22%
Diver Services Inc—
25
Iowa
Tubular
8%
30%
1
*
Co.
Corp..^_l
Bantam Co
Scholz Homes Inc..
Scott & Fetzer Co^..—
"
25 Va
1
Inc
Thermo
Reid
1
Corp
Therm-O-Disc
22 Va
Schield
4%
Textron Inc
18%
39
Corp
Associates
Sawhill
84%
Engineering Corp..*
Freight Sys-_1
42
,
40%
11%
Motor
>:;■"! Investors
Sanders
1
^
,
3%
17 Va
Sabre-Plnon Corp
! San Jacinto Petroleum
;•! 4%
x20%
Corp__50c
Interstate
Interstate
Marie
3'A
36 %
Co_2y2
'
l
(30 Va
Eastern Transmis
Corp_7 ""
Industries Inc
!
J
1
Texas National Petroleum.
1 .;
'15%'
15Vs
143
27%
20%
-14 Va
24 Va
135
5
3
'
18
13%
1
Corp
Tracerlab
■
*
Rectifier
12%
Plywood
1
Inc_3%
Mills
Ryder Systems Inc
10
9%
:
Rose
44%
Co.
Co.,
Manufacturing
Simplex
Water
27%
2
8'/a
.1
Inc
5%
20 Va
Rockwell
10%
4
1
8%
Interstate
82%
147
1
Recreation
Buckeye Steel Castings Co___27
Burudy Corp
x!
2514
Byllesby (H M) & Co.—10c
14 ■•!.
!
Co
26
Co
Express -class A
,25c
Robbins & Myers Inc
;__i._*
Robertson - (H H) Co!—J„.1
25%
*
-
Texas
Roadway
'29 Va
38
.
"units".—
514
18%
Rice
97/s
16%
1
Texas
44
Corp.
Brand
v
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International Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries Corp
9
Common..*
Stoker
10%
'
Gas
River
11'4
*
Natural
Riley
18%
1
26%
40%
Ask
8%
15%
16%
22 Va
Telecomputing Corp L_
24%
.5
Richardson
13%
Tekoll
..—25c
Co
101
7%
International Bank of Wash—1
15 Vn
Purina
106
136
.
—i.——.1
Mills
International
13%
Republic
106
"•*
|
38%
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
Bid
1
Corp—1
Broadcasting Co
33%
31%'
1
Ralston
8%
41%
l
L
9%
Co.—
lntemat'l
Taft
5%
17%
Material
Production
Indianapolis
32 %
30
40%
4%
10%
Indiana Gas & Water
7%
7Va
37%
1
1
Gas
Trust
Head
6%
.
1
16%
45 va
>6"%
preferred—25
Beryllium
Oil
1
Sbarpe Mfg. Co_!__110
(Charles! Co Inc
..3
Bruning
:
Gas
Husky
5
Corp
1
common
Hugoton
13
•
42
Corp ADR___>
Corp of America_„.10c
Products
Hugoton
Mexico
2V2
Field
14%
1
:
;
Co____
Class A
20%
New
Radiation Inc class A
-9%
-
1
Pulp & Paper Corp—
50%
-
12%
_*
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc..
1
Botany Industries Inc—
___1
Bowater Paper
Bowman
16%
46%
Black Hills Power & Light Co—1
Bowling
60%'
13%
Oil
19 Va
of
45%
:il23/kf
78
11
Corp
Natural
Houston
Co
Alegre Sugar
Corp Ltd
Purolator
Products:
Punta
Purex
Roddls
class A
Fearless
Hudson
5
Mining
Corp
Houston
13%
1,!,. 15%
!
_
Co
Houston
7%
:
♦
15%
Inc..——5
Pet
>
56%
1
Co!
1
__J_—25
Bemis Bros Bag Co__
Beneficial Corp
Splendor
Hoover
17%
12%
95
1
Co 6%
preferred
High Voltage Engineering
"Hilton Credit Corp
39%
!_1
Co
Pub Serv
Hamp
60
99
...!—1
8
.
29%
>
Va
-99
Co
Hewlett-Packard
Hidden
68 %
37'
1:.
Laboratories—!—_!___l
Bavles
!••
Co class A com.10
common_10
R
Mining
Houston
_
____i—10
Co_^'
^
19%
-
56
1
Stubnitz Greene
Corp
Suburban Propane Gas
New
158
42
5
t
10 %
.
Controls..1
5Va
of
21
Curtis Ind class A——1.
2334 "
Heublein Inc —•—
—5
,* 27
19%
9%
.1
&
20%
5
Co
21
149
27%
,
Helene
24%
18
*
19
Pub Serv
19%'
Corp—5
Ask
5
Inc.._10c
Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp
19
Hearst-Cons Publications cl A_z5
21%
>;
;Bates
48'4
20%
Power
Bid
Par
America
Pubco Petroleum
23 %
12
Co—5.'
Inc.—
(MA)
Class
16%.
54%
v
Xerox
Hanna
...
V 23
17%
.
Arvida Corp' _!!,,
1.;
Associated Spring .CorpJ
-..-10
Avon Products ——I
____2.50
Aztec Oil & Gas Co.—
1
.Baird Atomics Inc
Baker Oil Tools Inc—_
■
12
36
51
Arizona
Arkansas
Hanna
10%-r
Farms
G6vCOmmon.i~i.-l
Participating preferred-——3
!
Haloid
33%
.4
.
32%
38%
Brick
Corp
Grolier
Society
Hagan Chemicals
61'/a
':
Fire
Grinnell
52%
'
Mountain
41%
3034 :
Corp—.7.50
Inc
;
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P)
of
Properties
11!
' 10 Va
(A
Co
Origin cf
list is composed of
securities
distribution.
13%
21V2
Green
,
25%
57% J/i*
—2
Pipe & Const Co.;—1
Amer-Saint
Arden
Co
Ask
of Calif-1
Corp
____——
23
Cement
Bid
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Co
—1
6%
5%
213/a T.„,
23 %•, ;
American
■
Gibraltar Finan
42
39'4
Development Co..1
Corp—
!——1
Radio
10%
9 V4,
-1
Par
J
(indicated by the
"asked") at the time of compilation
any quotation furnished on
request. The "National"
Industrials and Utilities
Ask
(Quotations for Friday, August
12)
bought
or
Par
Bid
43
5
preceding
page.
(Winston-Salem N C)
.—5
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
55 Va
.
44
(636)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
X.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Aberdeen
Fund
American
Research
Co
4.23
4.52
Investment
Trust
1
Fund
Dev
&
Investors
&14.38
1
24%
*
Mut Fund Inc—1
4.99
"A"
Inc—1
Axe-Houghton
"B" Inc—5
3.93
;
Fund
-
9.18
——1
17.17
12.50
13.51
12.66
13.88
.—1
California Fund Inc
Canada
•
Ltd
Canadian Fund
Inc
Fund Ltd
1
?
(Low-Priced
1
15.49
B-4
(Discount
1
9.50
10.22
Bonds)
Bonds)
1
8.73
9.53
15.06
16.44
S-2
(Growth
Com
13.31
13.85
15.24
Fund
cue
Insurance
16.75
MuLuul Fund—*
al5.02
Loomis
Managed Funds—
preferred
Colonial Energy
Colonial
11.26
13,300
Electric
12.18
.
12.23
13.37
11.44
1
Commonwealth
Investment
Commonwealth
Stock Fund
Composite Bond & Stock
8.87
1
9.59
10.42
1
15.55
16.90
3.27
3.58
shares
Mass
1
21.23
19.53
1
8.25
14.27
15.43
Consolidated Investment Trust. 1-
17%
Units of
19
heuolicial
Fund
&
20.28
Fund—
Mutual
7.07
7.73
15.94
16.10
1
55.88
56.44
Delaware
1
11.25
12.37
Nation
1
9.55
10.50
National
Investors
Inc—1
9.80
10.74
National
Securities
Fund
Diversified Investment Fund—_1
8.85
Series E
Dividend
Shares
a20.67
Balanced
2.98
3.27
1
14.94
*
Balanced
Stock
16.24
Preferred
Fund
Electronics
Investment
11.21
11.99
11.99
12.82
New
New
York
Corp—1
7.56
8.25
—10
22.18
22.18
—20c
Eurofund Inc
7.77
—1
Federated Growth Fund
8.05
1
7.54
1
7.87
15.11
One
5
15.32
16.56
19.38
4.28
4.68
Florida
Mutual
Fund
Inc
6.16
,5.64
1
2.16
2.36
*
Founders Mutual Fund
10.71
Peoples
...
11.64
Philadelphia
Common
stock series——,_lc
Preferred
stock
Fundamental
Futures
Pioneer
14.82
Inc
-
series—.
—
6.08
lc
„;
9.07
1
6.68.
2.73
1
1.68
Investors
:
>
Price
r
3.01
General Capital Corp—1.
1
1
Investors
Trust
Group Securities— '•
,.
Automobile shares
17.29
yXXXi _.*.
lc
Fund
Aviation-Electronics—
,
Chemical
5
Food
shares
Scudder
..-9.65
12.68
—_1c
„
6.83
,
,
7.49
9.29
6.96
Institutional
Bond
shares__lc
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
_lc
——
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
shares
Bond
2.15
lc
9.73
.
Series
8c
Fund
Townsend
,
Growtii
S
-
—I
1
lc
Mutual
Fund
Inc
9.38
United
Accumulated
Fund
1
12.59
12.55
United
Continental
Fund
1
7.18
19.81
1
a20.05
10c
Haydock Fund Inc.:
Imperial Capital Fund
Inc
a25.75
lc
_
4.85
1
H-DA
4.96
_10c
_
8.16
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Incorporated
Income
Incorporated
Investors
Fund.
Growth
2.56
Fund
Canada
^
8.91
5.24
2.80
Wall
7.57
8.27
10.12
Street
Investing Corp
3.53
v
5.73
■
S Vas
Feb.
of
point
a
Dec.
April
3,
100.11
1962_1_——
1964
-
20,
1968————
March 20,
1969X-——
July: 15i
5 'As- Feb.
A
;
98.16
108.16
101.16
;
"X -:-'-X-
"Wellington Equity Fund—-—1
102.16
"103
X
104.24
108.1-6
107.16
3 %s
April 1; 1970—
5%s July: 20, 1970_———
"
95.8
,107.16
' •••96.8
108.16
103.8
X 94.16
100 X-
97.2*4
V 98.24
15/
Sept, 15,u 1972-
95.16
99.24
#
X. '-3%s
109.16
Bid .•>',! Ask
:
-Xi.!..-'X-X
May 15,; 1961:———
Aug. 1, 1961
:
100.18
101.4
101.5
100.5
more
32nds
•
u
-'XXX
-
•
101.6
99.26
99.30
99.8
99.14
May 15,
1961
100.19
101.6
101.2
4s
101.15
101.17
97.26
97.30
101.19
101.21
Feb.
15,
98.22
J962
15,
1962—
1962
X.
1962
98.26
101.4
102.4 A
—
point
a
y-.-/ -.v
-
Bid :
.
Ask
a
97.' X
101.13
101.15
98.16
98.18
96.8
1963
101.28
^
1963
95 20
4%s Nov. 15,.. 1963
l'As April 1, 1964—.
4 %S May
15, 1964
100.21
101.4
.
3%s Nov. 15, 1962—
2,rMtS Feb. 15, 1963_^
l'As April 1, 1963
May 15,
l'As Oct. 1,
.-.Xx IXX-.-
April.1, 1961—
of
--X
-.
"Trfeasury Noted (Continued)— \x
l'As Oct.M, jl962^———
96.28
101.2101.3
—
cne.or
Matarity—
,>
100.17
15,, 1961———
4s Aug.
9.07
102.
1070—.:
20,
:3«/aS :May
>
Figures after decimal point represent
X!-''■
Feb.
10.23
98.16
102.8.
98.20
103.12
1969——— •'103.24
.
104.16.
:
97.16
XX- V
4%S
103.8':
X
102.28
——
;
101.16
•
102.24
98.8
i
March
101.15
101.4
101'
May^
4%s
100.10
101.11
1963—
4%s
.
100.24
100.6
:
100.6- X 100.14-
1972
April 20,
20,
100.30
100.24
_
102.16
,103.16
wi—
May'I,
100.15
100.28
100.20
1962_:^i_
Aug.
4'As
102.8
103.16
May li
100.17
Bonds*—
1960
20,
20,
100.6
100.15
1961
June
Sept.
100.4
100.4
I960—
20,
>
99.28
Ask
100.2
U. S. Certif icates of Indebtedness
and Notes
3.86
8.30
9.18
II.60
Whitehall Fund Inc
Fund.lc
10.94
11.99
Winfield Growth Ind Fund—10c
Wisconsin
32nds
3 %s
103.8
97.16
1970—iL
1971
10.
IV2S April 1,
4s May 15,
9-36
8.49
6.92
10;
10,
more
2%s
•
; 100.20
Aug. 1, 1961—
l'As Oct. 1, 1961
3%s Feb. 15. 1962
6.96
1
Tnc-^
10.62
6.32
-
1
Fund
1
Institutional Income Fund—lc
33%
104 2
9416
104 2
334s
May 15, 1964
Aug. 15, 1964l'As Oct.; 1, 1964
4%s Nov. 15, 1964
l'As April; 1, 1965
4%s May 15, 1965
——100.18
5s
;
105^4
—_
93.20
104 28
92 20
105
102.8
96.16
101.30
95.28
104.6
94.24
104.6
100.22
105.8
93.28
105
'
92.28
105.4
Mutual
Investors
Wellington
31%
4%s
-
101.15
101.16
•
■
4s
•
——10c
Washington
9.26
2
1961—
4s
U:
102.12
102.24
—
11, 1968—_
I0r;1969^'-'T?
April
l'As
16.25
Tnc__l
101.11
101.24
10,, 1965
March
3%s
15.78
Situations
Fund Inc
Fire
4s
11.82
14,95
Fund
Siiecial
101.7
Oct. 1, I960
7.85
6.37
Line
31%
39
the
1961i_______
1961_I
'4s
100.26
101.3
99.16
13.68
•
,
14.44
Value Line Income
100.22
102
Treasury Notes—
1
Value Line Fund Inc————_1
101.5
7.77
Shares.l L 10.87
,-j-
29%
36%
in
4%s
100.1
102.24.
3 Vas
7.21
.
89%
2
Land Bank
5.40s
100.7
101.1
4%s
10.79
Ltd——1
Value
5.42
.'8.83
L
lc
—
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund
Institutional
1
Income
100
100.5
__
1961
100.4
.,
7.11
8.56
Funds
31'A
3
Co
33ks April 3.
I960
Certificates of Indebtedness*—.:
4%s Nov 15
1960
12.60
6.59.
19.23
Uniled
28
Y
5%s Oct.-20,
99.24
Assn-
196L
10,
X MatuHty—
Inc—
United Science Fund
Amer-
4'As Oct.; 3, I960—-A———Dec
1, I960—
4s
4%s
11.46
United
H-C7
99.8
I960
10,
,
'
Century Growth lnv_
Funds
8
Co
5%
Bid
100.4
1963
19621—
15.22,
9.87
.
53
5
Cooperatives--.
5'As Sept 1. I960
100.2
1961
11, H)63tX~-L-
38.15
8.10
,
1
United
?'
a36.87
International
Fund
Twentieth
49%
15.05
Inc_l >, 11.66
34%
108
2
4.45s
Sept.
A
lc
______
10.20
Y)
50%
32%
103
for
Federal
12,
4%s April
or
100.29
March
4%s June
one
100.28
Feb.. 13,. 1962
-
9.31
--
of
Insurance
Westchester
100.27
11,
X. 4Ves Aug.
17.52)
!
13.90
-—__—L—_ 1,,'
&
12:37
36.15
a29.04
Inc
U
(N
Insurance
City of N
100.26
Sept.
4%s
--
V 9.82
15.99
13.92
:
»
Television-Electronics Fund
Texas
c
11,32 ;-.'i
•
Fund
Sterling Investment Fund
U S Life
1961,
23,
Sept.
March
;!■ 3%s
a9.44-
1
Inc__
46%
2
34%
100.7
4 '/«s Nov. 12, 1963
al8.89L
Fund—1—1 V
Fund
5
45
100.7
4%s
::
"X
Fund .Inc—Ll
Farnhttftt4
56
42%
100.5
3'As
>
12.33
.
5%
37'A
5
100.5
15.
Aug,
•
.
lc
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series
Clark—
;5Va
Ask
3%s
■
15.24
,
59'A
Fire
34%
5'/aS
>!7.44
12.33
lc
shares
Industry Shares Inc
Guardian
8.88
5.98
Roe
Stock
2.38
„
8.13
-
American. Shurus__L25 i„ .9.08r.
Balanced
-
10.12
5.45
lc
.
Stock
56%
Fidelity &, Guaranty Co
Co
42'A
.
i,
25c
1960
r-4%s April 10, 1961—
;v 4%s May 10, -1961
4%s June 124961——
16.03
6.81
*
-—— .1
State Street Investment Corp—^
Stein
6.28
shares.—— lc
shares
Utilities
Growth
5.72
1
;,Sovereign;Investors
•8.34
9.24
Railroad Stock shares
Steel
,
9.32
-
.'Southwestern. Investors Inc;
15.01
—lc
.
Equipment shares..
Tobacco
1-7.12
8.00
13.71
—lc
Inc
April
4%s
14.03
7.52 X:
,14.75, L.
_1
Canada
Smith (Edson B)
•7.63
! 6.49
——1
.
-
40%
86%
Banks
15, 1961—
5.35s
4
13.89
Shareholders Trust of /Boston--!,
10.18
General Bond shares
..._lc
Industrial Machinery, shs_—_Ic
Common
Selected
L
13,52:
Fully Administered shares., lc
11.24
8.57
-
March
3%s
11.63
11.13
59
'
;
3 2'A
1961
Federal Natl Mortgage
■
-
,
13,88,
,12.35
10.72
Fund——„_1 '14.02
of
15.
19,
3'/as April 17,
19.95
•
Shares
Scudder Stevens &
,
10.03
-6.53..
T.14
18.20
24%
.
37
5
U S
6.72
50c
X.. /' X': ""XX''
Fund
4.45s
'
3'/as
1
;
!'! 22
'h 54%
2.50
3%
3
Y__ 10
S
Insurance
Ins
7%
.
6.18
Scndder Stevens & Clark Fimd-l
9.15
-6.51
Dist
Jan.
:
L—___2.5(5
-
Fund
:
.;
5.95
shares
LI—f—_lc
Common (The) Stock Fund^lc
.Quarterly
-
'
•
Electrical Equip Shares..lc
Building shares L—1—_TJlc.
.Capital Growth Fund...—ic^
al3.77
Fund
Inc.
Growth
7.52
8.81
1
1
Putnam (Geo)
18.79
:
,
'
-
i
12.08
Inc
lite
Sept.
4%S Feb. 15,
13.38
11.78
(T Rowe) Growth Stock
Puritan
_1.82.;(
6.92,
12.38
Fund Inc
-
9.94
Putnam
General
1
Corp
Fund
Fund
4%s
3'As
—_1
Pine Street Fund Inc
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
U
7'/8
Federal1 Home Loan Banks-*-
XX:-/'
Securities
United
55 3A
Obligations of Government Agencies
'
Tnc
Mutual
Travelers
59%
25%
y-,5
52%
10
Ins
83%
4%
52
Guaranty Co (N Y)
81%
56%
Co
•
79%.
'23%
10
See life
76
;5
;
.
Ins
Figures after decimal point represent
14.73
13.56
Over-Tlic-Counter
17.93
-13.73
1
Fund
>•
Title
39%
.
Qppenheimer Fund —
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__ 1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
_10c
Standard
Bid
&
16.15
53
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Debentures
Dated
Due
Fund
13.91
15.12
1
14.09
15.36
1
Fund
12.67
13.70
5'As
14.19
5.375
12.98
Rate
Bid
Ask
Rate
12-.
1-59
9-
1-60
100.3
100.4
4.55s
1-
4-60
10-
3-60
100.11
100.12
4%s
100.16
100.18
5.25s
1
6.28
6.78
11-
3-
1-60
12-
1-60
100.19
100.21
4.40s
lnc_.
1-60
4.80s
4-
4-60
1-
3-61
100.19
Dated
5-
Due
2-60
6-
1-60
7-
2-
5-60
Bid
1-61
1-60
3.80s
;;
3.30s
8-
1-60
4-3-61
5-
1
100.27
100.31
100.21
2*
Ask
100.25
1-61
X 3-
101.1
100.17
100.19
100.5
61
100.7
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds-
Bid
American
Ask
Bonds—
Can 4%s
1990
Baltimore Gas & Elec 47/8s_1980
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4'/2S—1979
103
103%
Mich
105 %
106'A
Midwest
129
Burlington Industries 4'As—1975
134
Miss
104
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
-1969
Carrier Corp 4'/aS—
-1982
Central 111 Elec & Gas 5s__ 1990
Chance Vought 5'As—1977
Commercial Credit 43As
1979
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
Consol Edison 43As
El Paso Natural
1990
Gas 5'As__1977
Perro Corp 3%s
1975
Pruehauf Trailer 4s
-1976
General Port Cement 5s
—1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww_1982
Gulf States Utilities
47/es
1990
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
-
Illinois
Bell
&
mt'l Harvester
43As
Laclede
Gas
Lowenstetn
4%s
(M)
1984
Telep 47/8S—1997
& Sons—
—.....
93
89'/a
Bid
Wise Pipe Line 57/8s__1980
Gas
River
105%
106%
106%
5%S——1980
Fuel
91 '/a
National Can
103%
104
-1975
5s
Nor'hspan Uran 5%s
103
103'/a
Northwestern
104
106
Pacific
101
101'/a
152
155
Phoenix
103%
104'A
Seaboard
115'A
116'A
Sheraton Co of Am
132
99
5 %s
South'n
100
Bell
ww'
5%s_
Finance
Counties
South'n Elec
5'As
1963
83
83|
85
September 8,
September
102'A
108
U 8 Industries 4~%s
78'A
-79%
5%s
Corp 5'As——-1971
—
1971
qq 02'
January
15,
1967
98 955
98 qq'
19,
January 26,
1961
gg.'gis
98 961
1961
98 870
9R 91<
2,
1961_
9,
1961—_
99.646
99.662
January
99.570
1960
99.507
99.529
March
22,
1961
1960
99 459
.99.473
Anrii
1960
1960
99.426
99.452
July 15, 1961
99.377
98 803
'
~~
99.405
15,
1961
~
~~
98 76-
98'272
98 29'
98 097
"
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l_
98 85
98 734
98
97Afi5
.
».LJbb
12<
0740'
97.40,
212
—1970
Washington Gas Light 5'As_1985
Westcoast Trans 5%s
—1988
qa'q,n
99.550
November 10,
November 17,
10'
1961
I960!
November 25,
Qq
12,
October
90
99 22<
°9 063
1961
January
104%
3,
99 271
99 192
99.711
February
February
November
99 321
99 240
I960—
99.775
99.629
123
99 283
I
I960—
qqAfi
99.697
104%
—1982
22,
99 39i
99 399
99.756
99.611
101%
105%
1960—
6, 1960
13, 1960
99.612
105 V*
101%
5,
99.593
88%
105
January
1960
101'A
101'A
December
Ask
99.364
1960
December 29,
99.831
1960
104%
1981
99.897
99.871
17»
1971
1985
'
99.883
20,
27,
1990
Underwood
15,
October
Tampa Electric 5s—
104%
8,
December
October
Textron Amer 5s
—.1
December
99.927
102'A
State Loan & Finance 5.40s 1980
98%
99.958
99.917
114
-
1960
99.951
101%
4%s_1985
1960
99.810
October
October
1,
99.854
99%
1 02%
1980
Rid
December
1960—
80
Yield Frio®
-
99.985
1960—
96 %
1969
99.979
1960
77
—1973
Treasury Bills
*«!«
Ask
15.
September 22,
September 29,
95
168
104%
1960
102
Sperrv Rand 5'As
96'A
18,
August 25, 1960
September 1, 1960
104%
91
115
104
August
100
1977
Genert'g 5'As-1992
ww
Bid
104Va
4%_1998
5s ww—1967
Gas
104
1981
ww.
Tel
5s
——
Steel
79
1976
Petroleum
United States
Ask
105%
1980
5%s
Mueller Brass 3%s
95'/a
:
53
34
Marine
&
59
24%
5
preferred
Standard Accident
50
10
55:
—10
$6.50
:\-,;
10
Co
Fire
19%
46%
31'A
9.52
inc
14.86
Square
Springfield
18Va
1
11.22
1
Fund
49%
46%
43'A
_J0
Insurance Corp of Amer
5()c
Jefferson Standard Life Ins—10
Fund
13.82
Securities
Seaboard Surety Co___
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
Co—.
Life
8.60
8.71
10.38
—
Chemistry
Owners
6.39
—3
1
Penn
53'A
•
80'A
49
8.24
5.85
—1
William Street
48
Jersey Insurance Co of N
6.00
4.09
1
Series
Shares
(D Cj-1.50
(Fla)
11.48
5.49
3.74
Series
25c
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
;
10.50
1
Fund
Electronics
76%
5
Insurance
Home
15.92
1
Capital
Nucleonics
14.26
1
_
—-
Stock
22 '
72
Boiler
Home
21.93
r
—.—
of Canada Ltd
21
19%
—1
—
England
Growth
20.27
Series—
Series
50c
50c
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Corp_
Stock
20
4
ins
13%
44
'X23-UX
5
Repuhlie Natl Life Insurance—2
fit Paul Five. &
Marine—_—6.?3
Seahojird Life Ins ol Amer—..1
5
Insp & Insurance
X'VY
,
Co Inc_l
75%
40%
12
Reinsurance Corp (N Y2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
123
.
55'A
35'/a
75%
__10
38 Va
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Insurance
Hartford Steam
3.48
116"
>
52
X'41XXX
——————10
35%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co_
"■
Series
Income Series
Slock
Fund
3.20
■72%
—
39'A
" ; 34 Va
59'A
,
37%
10
Co:,.-:
v
32
.
Pyramid Life Ins.Co (N C);
1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)—5
55%
4
Ins
Providence-Washington
8%
-53—
American
Gulf Life
Hanover
Philadelphia Life
Phoenix
52 %
i
37,Ve
-
5
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
Peerless Insurance Co--——"5
61'A
7V»-
10
Co—
13%
56
-_i————_i—2;50
Indemnity
12%
31%
Insurance
3.33 'A
Northern lns Go of N
Y_^_^I2 %
Paeifie
108'A
-
Northeastern
'
67'A
49%.
—
Employ Life Ins
Great
15.43
10.31
Series
Dividend
Eaton & Howard—
Gov
12.23
1
70
*
58
1
(DC)
9.39
interest
Wide Securities
Bond Series
—
———25c
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Trust
beneficial
*;
2.50
Government Employees
22.98
14.27
North. River
146'A
;
-
64
A,A
Globe & Republic Ins Co
.
11.19
'
59
130
104%
5
Ilainpslilrc Fire
New York Fire Ins Co
13%
121
class A__„__5
Casualty
2
Amsterdam
90
1
FOOTNOTES
88
104%
91
.
40%
.55
1
com
New
18%
370
—5
Insurance
A A
Fire__
Nationwide Corp
New
>
355
Reinsurance Corp-,10
Glens Falls —u_—
——5
al3.86
•
V"
—2.50
—
of
9.70
Diversified Trustee Shares—
X
National Union
15%
140%
Life
Inc
'
40%
X,
12%-
'
.
-66%
F)
Line
:, 43
37
_io
34%
'
\.);a
17%
r.
-Life—10
Co__—u
37
Nit 1.1 Life- & Accident Ins——10
26'A
14'A
/■;
v
& Life Ins—5
Fire Assurance—12.50
41,
•40
luflemnity
Old
4'/a
38%
Ins_5
Na tl
'
50%
228
3%
—_l
&
19%
218
1
50%
32%
2.
General
(S
Inc
v.
.
17%
>
47'A
__10
Co
58^
.
24
General
Shares
1
Ins
Assurance
Fund
Ins
Merchants tfc Manufacturers—-4
(Bait)—
10
8%
5
Franklin
14.29
Inc—1
Fuml
(NJ)—_2
—
Insurance
Life
Life
Monument Life
National Fire
3'A
#
••
10
Fireman's
...fit
Corp
1
Delaware Ineome Fund Inc
2.67
1
Invesliuent
MuLuul Shares
8
"
46%; ,;u
54
VMuss
A Merchants
2'A
2%
5
Fidelity Bankers Idle Ins,
Fidelity & Deposit of M(1
15.94
21.26
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
De
Stk Fund
:
:
interest—1
Inc
Mutual
Investment Inc
:
14.74
Automation
2%
(Galveston)—1
Ins
46%
29"%
5
Federal
:;
_33%c
42%
28 Va
~
.J>—2%
Co
v
3.77
13.22
Stock
Mutual Income Foundation Fd_l
18.56
__
Diver Growth
tht-33%.0
Growth
Inc——.——
Missiles-Jets
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund
Series B
beneficial
Investors
N
■
\
Massachusetts LiTe Fund—
8.97
1
Inc
of
Investors..Trust
2.16
,j
3.44
—lc
—
National
—
>.'
——lc
———
'18%
Amer
'
,
16%
;
>3:Maryland Casualty
8'A
Massachusetts Bonding
7%
61'A
3
Loyal
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)—1.25
3
:
3'A
Employers Group Assoc
r-i!;'41 :!#'":!;.43%
Employers Reinsurance
Corp—5
56
60%
3.87.
2.47
Tonn
Lincoln
10%
3.55
3.53
2.25
1.97
Fund
Concord
Income
3.24
shares—lc
2.43
Massachusetts
9.64
Composite Fund Inc'
Dividend
shares
lc
(12
15%
10
Continental Casualty
Co
Crum & Forsler lnc_—
——Jc
•
of
24%
'•
•
Lifq Companies Inc—
1
Life Insurance Co of Va—10
43
,
13'A
Assurance——5
Life
Va :
34%
.
10%-.".
Shippers———10
Continental
/:X;X'
Petroleum, shares
—i—-lc
Special Investment shares-, lc
-
—.
Crown Western
shares
PajHjr
136
10.47
1
Fund Inc
Fund
Industries
Metal
Income
Fund Inc
shares
General
-
13,900 1
130
XX: XX:. .>:X
Transport'-shares
Inc
Fund
Commonwealth
15.96
14.60
——50c
Corp__100
100
Shares
1
Securities
Sayles
Ins
Co (Ky)
Connecticut
6.42
of
40
Co_l
:
18.31
5.89
a25.98
9.42
7%
—1
Inc—1
Fund
32%
5
Re-insurance
&
Com in on weal 111
12.21
r
Can—1
Stk
9.65
"
15%.
11.17
88
5
.10
Beneficial Standard Life—i
Boston Insurance Cn
R
7.29
15 %
58
_i—1
(Newark
Bankers Natl Lite
6.66
1
Nat
American
Bankers
6.43
5.86
.
Fund
8.60
Christiana
1
investors Inc
insurance
Life
8.93
1
Amer
14.53
12.69
14.09
lc
Boston—.
Chemical Fund Inc—;
Stock)—1
Com
84%
Ask
22
Investors CorpsiLiL,*!;
Mercury (Wash D C)—1
Amer
12.88
/
(Va)„5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
Life
Casualty Ins Co
American
21.18,
11.81
Slks)_l
Priced
(Low
-1
of
19.41
Amer Ins Co
Bid
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
93
&
Fliv)^
Home
Par
91%
89%
Casual1;y_5
pre ferred—
-S
conv
Ask
.:
87
10
Fidelity Life Ins
Heritage Lire Ins—
American
Bid
10
Co..
Fidelity
(Jacksonville
10.38
Fund)
—1
Uligu-tirade Com ElkX-l
(Income Com Slocks).—1
Growth Stock Fund—
Fund
16.80
(Income Fund)
Surety
American
Amer
"
(Growth
Century Shares Trust—
Chase
$1.25
25.89
Looniis-Sayles
■
11.17
&
American
23.61
1
K-2
Lexington Income Trust
17;45
^
Bonds)
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Laznrd Fund Inc
X
,
.
16.13
1
—
Shares
Ins
.
24.80
21.64
S-4
13.97
12.92
Canadian International Growth
Capital Life
1
Knickerbocker
;
1
———
(Investment
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
Insurance
&
Aetna Life Insurance
Agricultural Insurance Co_
American Equii.able Assur
' L
-
Casualty
Aetna
-X-':•
Keystone Fund of Canada Lld_l
1
General Fund—
(1954)
•
B-l
Sri
"
18.56
Investment..—50cLtd_____—
u
Aetna
33.75
S-3
10.03
Street
Inc
Fund
K-l
"
12.36
Bullock Fund
13.20
B-3
!
,
11.37
Broad
12.14
B-2
9*22
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston Fund Inc—
1
Fund—
33.09
12 76
11.74
12.11
al3.31
>
4.30
—1—1
Ltd
Canada
11.15
Par
5.8G
11,22
<
(Quotations for Friday, August 12)
Insurance Companies
'
10.27
1
5.74
■
Ask
5.36
1
Boston—1
of
Research
Bid
lc
America
(The) Mutual Fund_l
Keystone Custodian Funds—
5.45
8.48
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
I.65
5.28
of
Johnston
26
1.50
Axe-Houghton Fund
Istel
9.53
8.72
Corp—1
Trust!:
Fund
Devel
Atomic
Investment
Mutual Fund Inc
Associated
Par
Funds—
Intl Resources Fund Inc
7.94
Shares
Investors
American
Mutual
Ask
2.34
7.34
1
Inc
2.13
1.25
Business
American
Bid
25c
Affiliated
Amer
Par
Funds—
Fund
Monday, August 15, 1960
.
104%
•No
95'A
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
FOR
Net asset value,
Exchange,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights
k Admitted t- liHine
Ex dividend., wi When issued,
y Ex-stock
on
th®
dividend.
Volume
Number 5977
192
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(637)
45
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week
pared with
will
show
increase
an
Complete
com¬
the
Preliminary figures compiled by
a year ago.
based
the
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
Aug.
16, clearings from all cities
of the United
from which it is possible to obtain weekly
be
5.8%
above
Our
year.
those
preliminary
stand
the
week
in
the
1960
Aug. 13—
York
677
in
A
1,280,256,755
Philadelphia
1,061,000,000
—
AY 704,035,494
;
712,806,442
479,333,798
'
-
City
—•
_
478,106,385
a
6t. Louis
386,200,000
Ban Francisco
714,113,000
Pittsburgh
3.1
—
—
719,935,763
—
statement,
we
week
same
increase
of
in
having registered
to
SUMMARY
8—
2nd
0.4
Boston
New
.1
12
York—
3rd
4th
and, in
the
Atlanta
Reserve
CLEARINGS
1959
Inc. or
$
988,725,634
'V
11
"
u
__
Dec.
906,240,004
,
15,161,650,424
1,165,699,893
1,497,983,399
818,013,598
Cleveland
Dis¬
The
larger by 2.1%.
'
cities
9
Philadelphia
0.8
5.8%.
Chicagd Reserve District has to its
credit a gain of 1.6%, the St. Louis Reserve District of
7.6% and in the Minneapolis Reserve District of 1.5%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals are
smaller
by 5.0% and in the Dallas Reserve District by 1.2%, but
in the San Francisco Reserve District the
totals are
BANK
7
0.4
of
1958
1957
$
t
*
$
A
i§t
OF
District of 3.3%
serve
trict
1960
Federal Reserve Districts
1.2
9.1%
of
and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
trict of 2.2%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
record an improvement of 4.3%, in the Richmond Re¬
Outside this city there
the bank clearings at this
gain of 22.5%. We group the
a
an
District
1959.
3.2%,
(including this city) the
expansion of 21.9%, in the Boston Reserve
totals show
however, which
able
are
3.9
—
387,800,000
1
detailed
Week Ended Aug.
14.4
—
1,020,000,000
Boston
Kansas
1,321,673,688
;•_
,
center
$11,197,048,927
$12,811,116,218
Chicago
the
an
W .1959
+•
elaborate
according to the Federal Reserve Districts, in
they are located and from this it appears that in
which
the New York Reserve District
give the final
complete results of the week previous — the week
Aug. 6. For that week there was an increase of
was
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending
cities
12.8%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $27,039,331,422 against $23,963,493,-
14.4%. Our comparative summary for the week follows:
New
the week covered by
issue of next week. We
ended
At
1959.
for
our
them
present further below
and
$24,785,450,164
at
same
last
week
gain for the week ending Friday of
a
In
.
clearings will
corresponding
totals
against $23,429,331,739 for
this center there is
States
we
the
for
in
appear
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press. Accordingly, in the
above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
on
details
exact
furnish
cannot
us,
and
foregoing will
12,437,369,955
"
%
+
9-1
4
'
1,140,475,716
21.9
769,455,553
A
"
11,997,161,553
.
9,503,788,07ft
2.2
+
1,436,718,827
809,432,271
■
,
1,034,364,841
Baltimore
•
Ten
cities,
five days_______
595,767,224
378,568,000
„,
440,103,969
555,545,071
973,320,145
1,286,658,977
+
4.3
1,214,163,693
792,204,006
1,370,501,269
+
3.3
729,899,215
366,089,794
+
5.8
1,802,820,661
+
1.6
4.5
5th
Richmond
6
"
6.8
6tn
Atlanta
10
M
1,449,893,493
3.4
7th
Chicago
17
«*
1,831,527,394
8th
420,090,283
____
Cleveland
St. Louis
4
"
735,229,425
683,215,030
+
7.6
Minneapolis-
7
"
680,304,803
670,553,022
+
1.5
618,004,306
635,821,621
562,124,947
9
"
694,281,694
730,605,356
—
5.0
674,832,260
H
626,346,103
6
10
"
569,934,545
576,871,110
1,446,087,120
27,039,331,422
1,415,918,721
23,963,493,677
12,331,767,881
11,953,565,762
—
—
+
Total
All
all
cities,
cities,
__
five
days—
$23,779,213,671
day
one
9th
—
5,122,726,780
8.5
1.8
10th
Kansas
City-
Dallas
I
12th
San
$17,282,059,605
5,031,182,465
+
11th
Other cities, five days
$18,748,031,206
$22,404,786,385
6.1
+
1/06,236,493
1,024,545,354
$24,785,450,164
$23,429,331,739
—
all
cities
week
for
Outside
Our usual
.
monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock
for July and the
Number
months of
1960
shares-
of
1960
and
—Month of July—
Stocks—
-1969
70,889,423
furnish a summary of the clearings for the
July. For that month there was a decrease
for the entire body of clearings houses of 3.2%, the 1960
aggregate of clearings having been $119,066,070,980 and
follow:
1959
r
446,702,386
the
Y-
misc.—
&
International
Foreign
$87,282,000 $115,512,000 $761,721,600 $878,123,600
-aYY':A;
15,000
Bank
govt.
6,413,500
_____
-5,812,700
U. S. Government—
Total
bonds
42,707,300
1,000
<
4,500
T
Month
—-Number of Shares
January
■
_•«.
—
February
.March
A
,.
49,871,356.
'40,197,732
82,449,890
46,675,236
190,180,939
231,496,751
136,744,324
June
76,532,865
Second
Quarter
A
>
202,650,982
Months.—_
54,178,523
161,101,952
266,734,754
70,889,423
69,496,464
-Month of July1960
1959
1958.;
-Jan.
1957
■
1960
57,926
Philadelphia.
4,479
4,908
4,390
4,5-56
33,165
Chicago '.
5,299
5,957
4,935
5,163
38,249
3,123
3,392
2,613
3,363
22,910
Detroit
.
.
54,881
•18,950 ■: 418,271
1 to
30,123
21,653
3,036
3,105 •
23,404
22,565
3,456
3,148
3,042
22,361
22,073
2,914
2,350
2,726
19,168
18.353
23,035
16,028
15,973
13,947
7'
14,549
12,966
13,074
1,594 V-
1,662
1,836
1,631
1,801
1,877
1,664
1,787
1,641
1,780
1,608
1,680
1.348
1/46
1,234
1,307
998
1,074
952
.1,122
955
<
*
899
10,822
12,333
^119,066,070,086
1,160
11,074
'. .'A-
L_—
11,906
-$
14 cities
—
—
AY
3.2
Y
6,329,549,699
-
7.8
A
2,830,136,748
4,166,853,653
--
r;p.-
4,501,386,169
'•
111,134,140,128
■
6,253,198,366
107,626,158,427
'
56,252,713,617
A
58,675,256,514
-
York
10
Dec. %
"
432,723 ,893,321
35,928 ,876,770
36,185,993,652
"
7.5
25,848,003,924
352,291,902,249
37,877,009,182
46,158,198,923
394.026,438,966
0.7
.32,571,481,248
Y 42,242,373,203
—
2.1
47.956.316.587
24,898 ,311,009
25,014,839,538
—
0.5
47,260, 602,562
44,256,130,853
+
6.8
39,551,367,435
31
77,775 ,619,842
+
3.1
A 67,361,654,120
23,774, 997,171
75,470,059,567
22,979,518,354
21.58G 748,665
21.707.310.588
—
30,328 410,726
31,074,955,467
—
'
;
Louis
v-.
j
7
"
33,551, 826,753
"
47,174 877,272
0.6
19,046,017,915
2.4
28,526,372,784
22,867,670,897
39,521,644,471
71,233,809,495
21,027,946,768
18,177,546,140
26,995,969,021
0.7
+
45,786,420,566
7
.22,598,846,050
+
33,311,123,480
18
Francisco
"
11
—
"
14
—
"
16
City
11th Dallas
12th San
48,967 .605,572
•
$'■
41
+
402,573,455,807
"
15
1957
$
.25,330,301,963
+
27,784,092,448
15
:
1958
Inc. or
$
;
years.
Seven Months
Seven Months
1959
-
.
months for four
seven
Seven Months
.28,934 ,298,287
3.0
29,426,420,217
40,729,497,463
41,129,524,293
20,656,409,256
3.5
+
30,602,932,318
852,906,067,950
814^100,216,907
+
4 8
702.067,180,560
733,732,157,681
434,634,637,657
•
..
6,313
6,643
Washington.
•
f
7
8,952
425,056,267.407
+
2.3
380,638,815,452
395,2142,387/139
"•
10Q;949
"
635
7
5,669
6,710
6,446
5,946
A
8,800
8,051.
"
•
A
5,768
5,703
• 7
5,376
-.•570 '
'
.
*
4,754
now
4,685
—
118,605,569,310
117,496,415,092
A,;Y>.';
s; 125,874,131;773
+
•
7.7
+
116,879,049,529 ;
4,521
3,911
A
6.2
;
'
Total.
1st
Quarter—
'
337,509,875,712
358,572,260,298
4,364
4,012
4,235
A
5,243
*
■
4,286
-4,220
4,114
4,285
62,109,523,852
11«
*
'A
185,905,037,353 - .> A ».{t*.\t
4,466
60,725,500,866
63,055,180,759
',*•
-
113,520,659,319 *
121,566,155,567
+
'8.8
+
8.3
375,267,736,666
353,626,686,761 J
+
6.1
A
188,745,268,450 A
733,839,996,964
+
6.2 >Y ; A
3.2
Y
374,650,305,803
119,066,070,986
691,136,562,473 '
122,963,654,434 I
852,906,067,950
814,100,216,907
A
123,507,007,607
"
■•A
"
- "
.
3-0
+
+ 12.3
4.5
+
6.4
+
vY'i
i'v
61,362,757,068
'
64,964,586,825
Y VYV
Dec. %
-
-
174,779,310,279
.
...
+
•
"■
1.0
—
"
2.7
+
63,269,024,729
•
40
+
60,608,268,647
4,074
'
4,747
4,354" ~
3,875
A-
3,879
706,392
676,912
Total
2nd
Quarter
Y>Yf:
185,240,050,444
1.9
'
4.1
'
751^550
788,461
1.3
$
60,285,927,779
53,127,642,757
61,365,739,743
A
-
118,539,871,875 Y
120,116.411,482
•
.
"
131,644,317,577
;
May
June
-
571.,
98,893
■
64,134,466,797
1
A
■
4,139
613
'
April '__A——"
*3,948
•
'
4,547
657 A
A.
•
J'
4,831
V
.
59,661,046,704
0.9
+12.9
102,025,256,873
115,201,713,433
4,360
'
T"C52,906 "^814,100
>58,67S;^- 434,634 425,056
•
-;
56,820
Months—lXIyY
Total ■; 6,
July
380,638
395,242
''
—r_VY
762,067~ 733,732
'Total
—
59,984,331,854
-
434,634,637,657
-
---
Months
7
A
A. +
4.8
'A
+
•360,019,360,723
65,036,906,684
- -
.
+
425,056,267,407
-
7-8
—
2.3
add our detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the month of July and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for week ended Aug. 6 for 4 years:
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
V
at—'Y.rY*
1960
A
.v
Maine—Bangor
A'
•;,.
J
"
____!
~
»
-;3,256,111,817
^''
A_
-
Inc.
or
Dec.
%
' A
Lowell'
A
Bedford
-
Y Springfield
t—
Connecticut—Hartford
65,154,729
sl y. ^41,668,472
iY
—
+
72,338,930
—
•
115,283,299
+
_lr_——2vj_—r.?
Waterbury
Rhode. Island—Providence
4.6
A
77.194.681
-
1.0
112,761,543
f
•
21,284,200
•
—
119,021,835
119,961,182
*
7.6
+
•
7-6
•
390,858,371
—
2.2
—r
I
>
.
-
i
1,651,660,550 r-Y
,754,301,649
1
0.6
'
.
.
155,171,000
.
;
1,499:354,380
v ^ 758,951,724
•'
192,655/00
"
A
•
New: Hampshire—Manchester
___Y
w
»
.
v
166.059,900
16,673,370
167,115,600.
A
,
A
15,569,183
-
-
;•
+.7.1 v.. a
Total-(l4 cities)
+
-460,389,373
4,050,851,157
4,224,544,983
•
—
4.1
1,219,627,000
;
"
107,744,360
28,934,298,287
-
.1,148,133,800
-
$
$
4,281,169
4,003,989
+
6.9
6,448.108
+ 32.2
3,503,728
1/45/70
7,140,999
6,323,878
723,039,996
2,690,994
3,634,902
1~755~623
C
1957
1958
_
792,621.353
•
5.8
J 111,531,237
August 6
%
3,385,031
>
3.9
+
Dec.
$
3.4
656,470,423
3,166,355
21.5.
1,373,172
96
+
—
_
'
'
"
3,709,403
'
16,996,761
14,985,873
13,599,664
+ 10.2
F-
67,097,728
64,598,834
20,412,369
26,243,751
41,094^400
41,578/00
—
13,77fl,010
*
+
3,87f»,028
4.6
+ 13.3
—
„
0.5
—19.5 f.
+
6.2
'
'100,561,895
+
7.1
27,784,092,448
+
4.1
•626,512,146
3,267,417
2.3
442,883,646
5.3'
"} -.21,758,700
-
3.7
+
75,454,528
,
481,645,726
•'
•
+
+
.t
53.964.682
4.0
A
50,985,986
:•'
Ended
Inc. or
1959
8,522,803
6.8
108,691,147
112,897,000
+ 31.1
'261,475,613
•
9.1
22,566,816,140
23,404,672,789
-
>
$
■••
+ 11.7
-
»
%
'
Y. •? 49,690,058
•
Dec.
205,325,468
2.0
17,408,413
.AY
69,421,830
v
' Y
'
$
123,141,322
—10.0
7,399,319
17,586,400
f.-;
.Worcester Y_—
,
229,432,700
11,471,650
6,728,350
■
1960
Inc. or
2.3
15,738,051
A
-Week
July 31—
1959
$
'
10,326,509
to
1
1960
2.5
+
33,718,558
3,413,488,955
15,426,208
«
Holyoke
Jan.
..
18,350,118
.
32,871,454
Massachusetts—Boston
July
$
.
18,776,375
^
of
1959
$
~
.
-Month
"
Fall River
$
4,529
-i"' 5,867
5,270 V.
.
-
'
56,$52
A
March
7,537
76,326
6,153
5,231
113,066 122,063 111,734 197,626
65,036
Aa-Y
A;v.
Dec. %
$
$
January
February
6,462
-
6,296
w
Inc. or
.
'
6,297
„
"cities^';9,117 '6M4&.'../452,580" 1' • M/TS-Y
59,984
Inc. or
1959
1960
Month—'
6,069
•7,596
7,678.7
;
A 5,265
679
930
3
124'
113,241 102,075'
Clearings Outside New York
1960
A; A A A' A ;:• ' A 1959
-Clearings, Total All-
5,755
6,190
7
6,632
6,£60
r*48
579
months for two years:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
.
A 628
C95
•
622
..
The following compilation covers the years as by
-
903
•682
.
586
:i<636
577
Milwaukee I. .*} V .699
I
'
•
714; A
A 712
A", 670
606
....
City
-
A 944
V: 567
York
"
945
838
667'
New
5,955
8,227
.4,059
•v*
175 cities
Total
Outside
8,680
5,929
6,436
6,525
£29
f
651
New..Haven
—"7.9
—
122,963,654,434
4,346,078,218
-
•'
"
11,217
8,199
7,168-
*
900
A 772
p:
889
...
Portland
A
'
65,036,906,684
59,984,331,854
,
■
7,090
*
A 894 -
10,874
9,249 A
9,469
-.939
-
1,074
1,008
-.748
Clearings
;
•"'
•
4,390,830,209
-
8.8
"
11,721
11,897
018
.1,269
.
,We
v
9.3
—
'
A
-
12,542
712,583 Y 12,099
13,107
,
-861,
,
909
1.287
982
1,052
Outside NYC
j
4,935,547.455
A 7,131,895 276
2,904,725,319
-
'-11,876
12,424
*
All.,.
!
—
A
-.4,748,580,420
9.9
-11,065
14,190
878
t
843
1,030
11,856
12,729
-
888
.
12,195
14,160
v
*
Tot. 31 cities
':
3,045,250,182
—
3,361,088,361
8
8th St.
12,192
"
Nashville
•
"I
4,502,043,377
6,571,782,102
.
5,639,669,644
9,659,180,700
5.1
14,547
14,862
...
Memphis
'A "
4 307.646,997
A
18
,
9.0
—
16
13,808
14,252
Omaha " V.AAA
Denver YkY; :
-
•
4.0
-T-
3,474,699,107
3,027,011,134 V
17,043
14,335
..
.
-
1,878
1,872
Birmingham
Paul.
15,890
2,129
1.842
Seattle.v;..
Jacksonville.
Portland
'
2,041
.
'•New
,
.9th Minneapolis
20,236
1,619
1,801
Orleans
Boston
10th Kansas
21,001
20,100
2,063
1,008
.
Richmond
20,764
"
2,057
891
Cincinnati
"
•
2,131
Y 2,ISO
:
...
Louisville
2,357
1,709
....
..
,■
City—
—
6.980,978,932
3,457,844,744
5,825,158,311
10,633,160,033
3,136,489,14ft
3,357,631,404
A-.
7th Chicago
34,435
2,327
1,965
.
Baltimore
■
<1.670
Atlanta
-
v
75
4,944,393,296
6,182,728,083
-
6th Atlanta
35,441
19,424
'
1,871
Louis...
•
■•I
York
A
5th Richmond
2,056
Minneapolis
•
New
,
-
+
1957
338,489
33,812
37,327
3,413 '
2,131
.
£ity
Houston
Total
m't'
_175 cities
3rd Philadelphia
;4th Cleveland
July 31-
33,458
2,663
..
Pittsburgh
'Other
•
A A
4,780,835,473
9.4
—
3,843,805,572
51,052.753,455
56,753,389,194
8.6
—
—
6,666,641,931
Y 11,851,226,610
3,297,687,621
11
—
5,331,775,325
A
•••.
3,743,972,003
'
,
14
—
Francisco
2nd New
-
1958
3,179
Dallas
Buffalo'
6,399,652,749
10,783,812,034
*
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
AA-.A
389,043 "7 381,428
3,256
..
Cleveland
St.
4«
Seven Months
'
Fran...
New
"
1.7
+
3,759,760,904
■A'.;,
4,871,864,778
.,,1957
...
.,,Y
-
We append another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the
.
....
Eostcn "
St.
v
..
1959
59,081
Kansas
3,478,540,814
48,262,270
BANK CLEARINGS FOR LEADING CITIES IN JULY
York..
San
"
A""
1958
■'
145,347,090
297,846,276
53,870,465
<000,000
'
60,033,261,386
>•
8
City
t.*,<
Outside
and
4.1
—
7,444,632,676
7
Total
of bank clearings for leading cities for the
July and the seven months ended July 31 in
Omitt.d)
New
61,026,723,122
6,748,455,101
16
12th San
decline of
a
Dec. %
16
10th Kansas
smaller
are
44,478,864
442,703,739
each of the last four years is shown below:
,
10,579,729,542
Inc. or
4,224,544,983
'•
31
11th Dallas
course
of
22,183,693,466
3.2
+
i
1959
1960
The
month
+ 12.8
1,201,731,627
19,375,927,734
10,288,645,278
District of 5.1%
"
9th Minneapolis-,-
52,558,561
-
56,618,288
1,275,846,868
8.8% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 7.9%.
4,050.851,157
"
K-'
48,309,665
211,206,988
.
392,831,921*
July—-jj...—__ii';
50,305,141 A
64,351,283
476,593,262
2.1
+
District shows
15
6th Atlanta
121,387,664
—_Y"' 57,291,287 ' % 75,886,965
68,826,830
V 70,968,740
491,940,717
9.0%, the St. Louis
Minneapolis Reserve Dis¬
trict of 9.9%. In the Kansas City Reserve District there
is a falling off of 9.3%, in the Dallas Reserve District of
Reserve
15
---Yr
7th Chicago
8th St. Louis
35,651,568
.
10
__^
___^
5th Richmond
37,575,141
•
York
Philadelphia
,
60,533,354
Quarter—
May
3rd
48,160,955
.65,715,223
.
626,444,358
A
1.2
—
$
14 cities
—
,
April
Six
.1957.
83,253,414
65.793,447
1,441,356,442
"
Y'Y,
July—
'•;4th Cleveland
—————
1958
j
a
-.First
,•
63,932,362
•
,
Reserve
1960
:
* 1959
of
Boston
2nd New
-
-
.
by 9.4%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 7.5% and
in the Atlanta Reserve District by 4.0%.' The Chicago
$122,963,654,434.
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the seven months of 1957
to 1960 is indicated in the following:
.1960
aggregate
.
$93,695,000 $121,324,700 $804,529,550 $920,846,900
_—
1959
•
42,803,450
1,505,673,362
*
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
of
In the New York
Reserve District the totals record'a gain of 1.7% but in
the Boston Reserve District the totals register a loss of
4.1% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 8.6%.
513,593,162
Bonds—
Railroad
cities
also
month
—Seven Months—
1959
53,870,465
1959
108
—
York City
New
We
on
Exchange is appended. The results
seven
Description—
712,237,064
1,186,493,917
1,205,930,022
A
-
5.8
Total
Total
I
1.8
+
Francisco.
'
1
■;
3,303,121
3,732,726
988,725,634
906,240,004
+
10.2
+
•
3.9
+16.1
-^~2/
A
:
+1.9
+
3,404,297
3,325,640
,
13,460,038
14,496,343
A
10,642,757
10,618,705
-
46,460,278-
42,547,819
-
24,334,284
4.3
'+23.4
9.1
1/19,495
-
--
s
3G.870~966
A"
....
-
-
3,210,987
809,432,271
23,078,968
- ,
v'
>31,"616,600
2,740,427
769,455,55^
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
46
.
.
4
-Week
of
-Month
1959
$
at—
-Jan.
July-
1960
Clearings
$
%
Dec.
1
to
July 31-
224,716,845
1
York—Albany
Buffalo
606,153,892
13,787,631
__
•
—
York
Rochester
330,464,776
Total
(10 cities)
8.5
418,271,430,293
389,043,949,500
7.5
1.0
1,507,924,513
55,832,625
911,289,342
1,414,980,527
864,773,226
6.6
6.2
349,789,312
5.4
*30,500,000
60,033,261,386
33,179,430
4.2
145,348,636
3,015,075
3,782,553
14,707,563,541
4.1
196,113,683
7,943,638
Chester
;
_
+ 22.5
+
~2.2
92,850,008
84,235,407
+ 10.2
2,758,000,482
1.5
89,578,556
87,471,375
+
2,800,071,314
432,723,893,321
1.7
15,161,650,424
8,736,130
—22.9
Scranton
1,610,944
8.8
2,117,984
*2,700,000
4,547~642
»
18,830,740
+~7~8
4,-220~571
Du
P.
Bois
__
New
ft
>
+
5.9
+
8.6
146,148,108
+
4.0
6.1
56,261,917
49,620,523
+
13.4
0.9
1,071,000,000
1,054,000,000
+
1.6
33,165,000,000
153,480,095
33,458,000,000
—
8.7
143,242,370
+
7.1
5,024,107
4,760,540
+
5.5
226,370,026
+
0.9
7,101,228
+
7.0
—
7.0
7,596,723
4,815,663
6.2
2.4
6,696,714
7,065,762
6.1
228,381,039
0.5
119,878,781
128,862,295 "
6.8
218,139,771
223,508,083
4.0
17,441,211
17.149.173
+
+
'
5,132,627
8.5
74,486,664
1,892,096
1,956,442
2,137,521
,
3,877,423
964,000,000
3,680,495
6,698,933
3,750,404
6,773,048/
907,000,000
39,203~749
•26~8~38~,4n
3,590,337
6,739,314
3,993,059
6,490,303
1.7
'
—
—
—
7.673,603
3.2
55,759,295
51,404,008
117,098,840
—10.0
764,174,908
752,936,772
72,016,829
83,375,132
—13.6
498,508,596
499,681,122
4,871,864,778
cities),
(15
—
3.8
—
7,921,276
Jersey—Trenton
Total
69,262,219
299,787,941
105,338,412
Hazelton
Delaware—Wilmington
3,967" 919
73,368,444
—
3,020,758
1,729,775
1,667,708
2,303,973
325,668,344
—
33,665,223
2,900,809
2.4
+ 43.7
;V.+
151,980,608
—
19.565,264
31,370,741
11,997,161,553
1.6
+
31,748,313
22.9
9,503,788,076
—27.2
2,213,684
1,473,860
2,637,527
—
74,767,252
2.4
6.0
4.1
+
8,235,849
Wilkes-Barre
58,910,038
—
23,768.555
York
61,110,974
53,730,552
—
4,903,000,000
31,602,071
_
47,103,209
9.8
81,528,387
88,315,336
+
12,437.369,955
7.5
+
36"5rl8",459
(a)
(a)
(a)
402,573,455,807
35,524,234
24,241,649
_____
2,322,417,276
—
21,905,615
4,479,000,000
22,307,722
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Reading
4.7
39,159,215
28,110,987
204,129,947
—19.7
45,164.529
20,589.301
9,087,282,456
4.3
6.1
2,372,714,574
+
10.207.102
45,890,985
;
11,603,963,924
+
+
8.1
8,456,615
9,789,582
__
Harrisburg
Lancaster
32,295,718
132,929,937
2,435,392
3,306,315
4.3
9,889,927
7,626,542
Betnlehem
4.5
27,748,081
122,523,692
2,661,947
3,149,984
—
Third Federal Reserve District—PhiladelphiaPennsylvania—Altoona
$
9.7
~5~5
(a)
1957
1958
1.6
+
29,139,879
415,952,122
61,026,723,122
„
Northern New Jersey
0.4
2.0
31,039,536
(a)
382,341,177
Jersey—Newark
New
93,250,225
106,308,842
139,600,755
29,716,686
(a)
mica
93,650,866
115,379,161
9.6
212,385,386
130,982,451
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
5.8
2.2
13,036,317
16,192,280
57,926,747,750
210.270,444
Jamestown
34.9
+
August 6-
Ended
—
33,727,939
132,541,030
2,842,402
3,960,557
12,009,927,915
53,523,45r
+
1,408,745,409
4,364,916,637
1,900,135,543
4.547,167,768
1960
Dec. 7o
$
Dec. %
$
12.9
258,123,706
670,394,222
16,550,088
59,081,739,132
Elmira
New
Monday, August 15,
Inc. pr
1959
1960
Inc. or
1959
1960
Inc. or
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
.
(638)
5,331,775,325
8.6
35,928,876,770
36,185,993,652
+
—
5.2
—
i~3~p
1.5
33,Yl9~442
29,Tl2~238
+
0.2
26,470,674
22,757,679
+ 16.3
0.7
+
—
1,165,699,893
1,140,475,716
+
2.2
—
>
14,805,239
20,588,837-
973,320,145
1,034,364,841
i
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
;u
12,689,626
12,179,774
11,427,898
423,093,547
6.1
4.2
448,749,155
+
+
6.1
301,132,640
281,592 616
262,591,519
+
4.4
603,971,169
3.5
8.6
9,249,664,185
18,358,547,061
2.4
6.9
9,469,453,651
+
+
6.7
7.3
81,522,500
+ 17.4
472,612,456/v
58,478,000 -
+~8in
ii
Ohio—Canton
63,940,250
;
68,079,380
—
Cincinnati
1.348,943,750
1,446,488,834
—
2,663,269,272
2,914,314,680
12,843,440
1.8
384,710,110
—
Cleveland
300,992,100
300,326,000
21,276,628
21,038,795
Columbus
Hamilton
.
Lorain
0.2
+
1.1
142,880,065
128,561,593
5.9
56,223,554
51,367,141
+
9.5
69,961,793
—14.9
414,169,775
413,310,124
+
0.2
13.907/320
12,874^328
—16.5
455,617,040
449,653,877
+
1.3
13,767,816
14,405,200
74,249,561
+
3.9
—
55,764,452
179.689,449
373,318,316 '
375,279,645
5.5
—
4.8
1,208,049,003
1,163,089,589
—14.2
14,252,725,320
14,549,936,262
—
1,871,579.844
City
,
44.351,293
+
0.7
290,883,000
25.971,543
+
2.5
190,794,892
181,834,383
Kentucky—Lexington
33,906,928
19,432,569
21,284,388
6,748,455,101
7,444,632,676
Virginia—Wheeling
(15 cities)
225,476,588
—
+
462,841,747
+
4.9
234.027,227
8.7
141.342,491
141,041,109
+
48,967,605,572
47,956,316,587
+
2.1
—
1,436,718,827
1,497,983,399
____
*
Columbia
12.3
5,990,816
664,959,000
+
0.1
19,700,000
22,850,000
7.1
7,090,552,623
7,168,249,917
1.1
233,549,723
217,884.844
—16.6
275,971,403
282,970,027
2.5
8,972,181
9,492,328
601,565,175
550,113,305
48,242,699
87,680,005
—
1.9
—
1,780,545,119
0.2
+
636,796,625
3,759,760,904
54,801,443
—
4,139,248,328
—
—
■
.
*
1,214,163,693
V.
'/
4.3
+
10.7
4,447,251
—13.8
20,115,683
22,691,306
199,438,088
196,873,354
7.2
+
0.5
'
818,013,593
144,111,271
792,204,006
4,618,177
5.5
7,936,053
7,597,477
+~~3~7
352,281,199
345^922,565
—
_
142,913,002
—
25,014,839,538
24,898,311,009
7.5
—
406,887,876
t
4.8
2.3
—
392,452,323
1,286,658,977
+
-
-
0.1
—
4,235,673,268
11,897,095,829
9.4
+
11,906,083,782
52,286,104
9.3
7.8
—
7,977,291
577,693,466
3,478,540,814
cities)
(8
1,074,853,593
40,217,658
7,996,664
Columbia—Washington
Total
+
665,508,000
1,641,999,161
Maryland—Baltimore
Frederick
L_;
of
154,504,135
0.9
85,998,515
Carolina—Charleston
District
9.7
+
99,486,000
Richmond
South
+
173,568,208
5,413,240
24,747,572
998.004.651
Virginia—Norfolk
-
449,635,143
0.2
9.4
—
98,918.000
13,056,469
3.8
27,144,699
Virginia—Huntington
.>
■
_
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
9,4~17~264
•
-V
....
+
7
\
6.3
+
3.0
+
32,920,274
West
'
470,991,728
2.0
—
•
273,735,112
26,630,063
Erie
2,181,079,296
44,677.596
__
,
55,268,100
0.5
+
52,706,852
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
.
+ 11.1
9,112,938
171,033,490
Toledo
Total
+
1,973,687,700
69,410,600
8,572,498
Newark
+
583,414,562
v
61,979.910
____
Youngstown
Oil
+
19,168,834,954
2,118,575,800
59,513,351
_
Mansfield
12,504,140
249,950,075
496,827,786
n,500~270
4.4
11
¥.8
145^680,941
134^534,185
+
3.3
729,899,215
712,237,064
+
1.2
—
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
"Georgia—Atlanta
Columbus
:
1,877,300,000
35,484,230
27,084,332
—
Augusta
635,744.391
1,801,600,000
._.
•
157,701,508
34,508,104
Nashville
158,907,177
622,838,169
Tennessee—Knoxville
27,851,050
26,786,948
Florida—Jacksonville
___
1.2
4,466,343,653
4,354,088,871
+
2.6
140,711,533
141,535,915
13,107,200,000
12,588,100,000
+
4.1
429,100,000
424,600,000
2.8
235,801,904
219,643,509
+
7.4
8,154,656
7,088.478
2.8
—
190,452,660
184,529,731
+
3.2
0.9
7,107,869
7,120,938
1,002,683,269
1,014,919,858
30,684,496
28.395,431
26,997,658
0.6
112,542,216
118,851,413
1.1
375,800,000
381,900.000
+ 15.6
6,671,956
—
+
6,608,400
.
—
_____
0.2
—
z
__
_
6,173,779
6,373,552
224,581,561
—17.0
1.287,725,192
204,377,229
202,550,835
+
9.4
8,952,209,934
8,800,241,430
+
1.7
251,535,715
241,991,663
+
3.9
231,977,316
0.5
1,148,043,512
981,005,241
+
17.0
8,051,238,620
7,678,165,899
+
4.9
320,790,675
+
6.8
229,503,933
500,677,981
480,972,431
+
4.1
15,492,126
300,435,355
15,864,161
211,038,923
—17.1
32,285,126
1,166,951,100
Macon
30,324,449
+
2.0
4.0
0.8
+
—
—
2.3
12,873,689
15,129,713
—
___
__
149,852,938
.
_
150,624.946
1,052.696,524
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
1,269,744,710
—
3.3
69,501,056
Louisiana—New
Total
(16 cities)
247,387,000
+
5.2
548,711,504
525,110,206
+
4.5
12,351,300
4.8
80,253,797
79,075,904
+
3,483.943
+
1.6
23,404,406
21,987,514
+
6.4
904,795
732,472
955,429,605
+
17.5
8.227,405,166
6,643,896,027
+
23.8
245,371,628
200,807,838
6,666,641,931
47,260,602,562
44,256,130,853
+
6.8
1,449,893,493
1,370,501,269
+ 10.3
3,973,980
3,207,233
20,288~782
21,3877647
12,544^160
13,"07~8~085
—
6.4
+
1,122,291,624
J
263,199,000
74,237,964
6,399,652,749
Orleans
0.9
3,539,255
.
246,692,986
+
11,756,627
Vicksburg
246,363,338
38,537,000
78,068,093
Meridian
36.238.405
38,876,000
Jackson
71.902.561
34,394,802
Mobile
-Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
—
5.1
—
—
4.0
—
1
0.1
1.5
23.5
716,467
676,294
+ 22.2
201,275,235
194,336,403
5.8
1,205,930,022
1,186,493,917
+ 23.9
2,949,176
3,379,257
571
18,164,263
19,336^913
47l
1O7&57369
127941,804
+io~7
12,419,622
167520,660
6.2
92,757,000
8973367666
—21.4
9,632,663
10,272,939
5.0
4,863,161
4,186,261
+ 17.1
136^686,274
13^784",838
+
+
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
7.3
106,094,197
96,175,942
7.9
—
22,910,593,000
21,653,995,000
+
5.8
+
1.0
48,533,893
16,033,713
3,392,129,000
53,837,308
9.9
314,794,041
311,531,947
84,050,420
83,676,421
+
0.5
592,967,920
554,555,629
6.9
Jackson
18,707,988
18,568,148
+
0.7
130,703,981
125,199,534
4.4
Lansing
50,832,438
21,871,628
54,121.679
21,402,610
15,407,011
76,616,408
14,869,372
3,123,317,000
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Detroit
____
Flint
Grand
Rapids
Muskegon
15,000,020
78,018,153
134,935,963
421,836,239
City
Bay
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Gary
________—;
Indianapolis
.___
9,550,246
Haute
24,939,711
50,261,732
699,624,023
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
_____
Sheboygan
Watertown
2,190,263
_—
4,061,432
Manitowoc
Iowa—Cedar
.
Des
Bloomington
.<
i'
Chicago
.___;
—
Sterling
(31
cities)
6.1
15,510~815
14,0157269
902,097,794
4.0
2,918,715,095
2.5
120^966,000
1137950,000
358,577,931
2,994,093,563
350.808,731
2.2
9,640,496
12,272,007
2.2
3.9
157,884,407
148,479,955
6.3
358,710,870
337,075,833
10.4
65,785,957
4,747,389,038
59,435,117
+
3.5
86,506,708
80,130,794
+
0.5
+
6,126,490
5,836.535
1767357,519
15^644,206
5,243,081,113
+
+10.7
8.0
14,478,430
+
3.6
—23.9
30,116,353
29,250,203
+
3.0
19.8
272,064,160
254,408,369
+
6.9
9,044.503
8,733,003
9.7
1,750,168,015
1,759,460,774
0.5
57,611,132
62,841,565
539,362,068
624,952,115
5.3
—
+
—
9.3
—
15,005,012
—
5.7
—
18,273,606
16,478,990
2.9
35,507,121
29,435,037
5.6
120,289,108
107,847,410
+
22.7
51,926,790
54,944,070
5.5
1,931,716
38,249,765,668
234,795,870
37,827,687,267
+
1.1
1,322,088,430
V 1,583,697
1,333,681,720
232,507,616
+
1.0
7,218,889
7,548,055
3.6
7,557,378
6.805,100
8.3
54,475,571
47,476,528
16,719,308
14,631,707
+ 10.9
+ 12.0
—11.0
+
—
—20.6
+
—
—20.4
—
1,497,710
1,490,572
0.1
1,100,631,586
1,049,451,779
4.4
6,746,603
6,816,565
+ 22.0
—
—
2.7
17,613,021
16,407,883
+
7.4
13,669,097
15,644,546
+ 11.0
13,667,041
13,250,746
+
3.2
9,804,460
9,935,901
2.1
8,670,714
7,904,020
+
9.7
6,963,621
6,345,072
1,831,527,394
1,802,820,661
+
1.6
1,505,673,362
1,441,356,442
386,700,000
361,600,000
+
6.9
330,200,000
341,700,000
2.0
203,857,330
189,277,790
+""777
173,283,800
6.9
140,292,249
128,935,055
+
8.8
120,117,853
178,172.877
112,845,929
—
7.7
511,053,906
525,216.51^8
+
8.9
405,926,158
365,642,661
—10.6
221,775,913
226,563,461
+ 17.6
26,140,587
24,492,899
+
6.7
9.0
77,775,619,842
75,470,059,567
+
3.1
5.5
2.9
9.3
6.4
2.4
12,195,399,290
1 60,306,713
26,235,616
6,438,330,098
4,831,247,549
11,856,881,707
140,591,041
27,405,794
6,313,326,519
4,521,125,514
—10.9
11,851,226,610
+
6.4
—14.4
36,834,369
3,432,262
10,783,812,034
446,492,879
937,879,056
—
43,218,261
86,037,463
62,447,006
32,915,044
4,037,682
Springfield
98,594,252
473,605,923
+
8,066,396
5,957,638,330
79,453,190
67,998,459
Peoria
Total
9,893,866
5,299,770,355
100.876,094
1.8
7.8
—
4,519,225
19,605,187
—
8.1
—11.7
89,320,075
34,386,337
Decatur
Rockford
80,977,744
—
2.3
—15.4
37,706,393
4,388,465
.
Illinois—Aurora
145,793,880
+
—
271,524,308
20,712,098
City
Ames
■'
45,153,524
!
341,322,849
157,658,658
2.6
—
2,311,828
5,339,490
245,297,412
Rapids
Moines
Sioux
u
'n
1
347,288,162
2.2
+
12,732,127
45,321,791
1.7
6.1
—
146,332,735
498,467,636
10,905,546
Bend
Terre
*'
—
51,326,355
24,414,913
52,302,904
695,963,527
9,893,522
South
Wisconsin—Madison
—
23,160,017
22,347,065
+
5.9
100,317,888
97,840,714
+
—
—
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Cape
Louis
Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
1,808,761,252
23,926,870
23,263,699
3,762,069
4,149,420
952,463,682
891,791,802
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
(7 citles)___—
651,015,065
3,399,214
14,928,032
—
+
—
—
667,317,887
14,041,409
Tennessee—Memphis
Total
1,709,751,192
3,297,687,621
—
3,815,135
3,474,699,107
•
—
—
5.1
23,774,997,171
J
22,979,518,354
1
*
+2.9
+14.0
— 4.3
+
+
3.6
2.5
+ 3.5
47379,846
3^402^185
735,229,425
683,215,030
+ 28.7
27842,705
571027815
7.6
626,444,358
635,821,621
+
Volume
192
Number 5977
;
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-Month
Clearings
at—
of
1960
July-
-Jan.
1959
Inc.
39,119,774
1,965,444,883
41,377,799
2,180,658,765
20,854,441
Minneapolis
20,196,275
Rochester
St. Paul
748,437,212
4,959,642
2,936,842
41,089,393
Forks
8,052,000
Dakota—Aberdeen
251,725,372
116,124,568
5,231,627,424
0.7
36,649,129
5,270,931,728
33,757,203
+
19,855,972
18,717,619
+
—13.3
324,541,403
—
7.3
63,533,000
58,311,000
—
12,429,359
7.8
82,265,522
77,399,571
Montana—Billings
17,943,101
6.5
56,302,206
—11.2
5,596,563
4,440,041
+ 26.0
261,332,367
14,190,395,315
/
115,727,206
1657993,892
117467,316
127432*,095
47037,083
476*997019
+
$
+ 14.7
8,669,217
11,491,721
3.4
418,053,071
373,963,142
1475
155,146,964
142709l7883
—
*7.8
107788,984
10,562,221
—
T.5
37989.140
57l5M56
—
+
+
9.0
6.3
131,446,819
35,607,398
12.0
3.3
_
3.8
32,724,790
—10.1
—10.3
158,285,669
215,505,276
157,455,301
4.6
23,824,939
66,258,741
—10.7
440,577,399
456,122,210
3.4
2,505,391
3,027,011,134
3,361,088,361
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
".
Z
15,305,088
15,479,612
21,586,748,665
21,707,310,588
4.4
38,447,935
301 371,712
361, 149,153
6.1
5,265 759,826
5,376, 595,858
—
772 119,639
5,564,032
—
—23.0
7 221,629
34 228,609
2 234,795
3.7
13 641,310
+ 19.0
331 812,815
148,380,398
174 660,593
—15.0
983 ,426,624
6 826,686
—13.4
41 791,834
42, 553,357
2,056,583,380
2,327 604,723
—11.6
14,335 747,468
14,862, 604,452
52,737,495
73 342,554
—28.1
402 630,421
2,347,656
2 184,564
7.5
18 178,732
293,806,770
City
315 375,816
6.8
2,056 383,933
:
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
■.
Colorado—Colorado
Springs
29,824,450
+
—
929 ,176,440
4,307,646,997
(14 cities)
+
34 901,856
889,767,168
4,748,580,420
Denver
670,553,022
618,004,306
562,124,947
1.5
+
763,445
12,378.744
2.1
170,242,343
171,340,419
1,099,534
1,029,135
8.1
884,989
844,752
—20.6
11,906,592
10,432,806
0.6
159,334,882
153,322,438
+
—
8.4
+
6,910,830
12,494,423
8.6
36,164,488
30,829,260
+ 103.5
+ 32.2
16,146,409
7,933,022
8.0
31,078,634
34,016,010
—
3.5
444/721,420
480,046,277
—
—14.5
12,720,516
15,028,320
7,790,405
7,747,826
694,231,694
730,605,356
—
1.8
—
—
470, 652,575
19, 814,605
7.4
436,960,378
397,"738~567
—15.4
14,553,492
13,109,021
208 945,833
—
6.159, 779,635
0.5
7,087,474
6,475,302
9.3
30,328,410,726
31,074,955,467
5.0
674,832,260
626,346,103
4.7
—
214, 141,778
6,296 043,674
8.3
—
2.158, 411,932
4.2
—
1,195,466
■
—14.5
—
—36.1
919,272
9,825,084
—12.8
1,068, 632,014
Missouri—Joplin
680,304,803
2.0
—
251, 065,860
_
0.6
+
12, 585,019
41 375,406
5,910,959
Wichita
M27.275
127630155
—1*6" 6
39, 267,105
2,316,516
49,248,512
—
57561,742
147795,188
993,433
725,376,705
Topeka
77148*,219
137620,722
1.1
—
_
37,702,124
—27.9
6,046,973
55 508,746
Kansas—Manhattan
8.8
9.9
67823,377
147825,438
0.5
•___
*40,000,000
Omaha
—
—
205,495,097
City-
5,782,956
Hastings
Total
1907052,916
1.0
1
341,010,594
34,267,785
9,323,728
457,935,347
0.7
327,961,170
329,842,386
T
10,694,605
442,403,268
59,187,723
2,284,762
Joseph
1957
$
0.2
+
21,376,814
(16 cities)
Kansas
3.7
0.2
_
—
115,877,405
29,411,767
:
Lewiston
St.
1958
'
Falls
Parsons
August 6
or
6.1
16,783,512
Huron
Lincoln
Inc.
Dec. %
8.6
6.3
+
50,019,542
Sioux Falls
:
$
Ended
1959
$
14,160,925,645
—
8,685,000
11,456,264
Minot
Total
1960
or
—10.8
47,368,467
Dakota—Fargo
•
Helena
Inc.
Dec. %
5.5
2,763,689
Great
1959
3.3
+
4,994,164
Fergus Falls
South
Week
July 31-
9.9
—
—
838,615,634
Winona
Grand
to
$
47
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
North
1
1960
or
Dec. %
Ninth Federal Reserve
(639)
2.4
+
2.2
+
2.4
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—!
-Dallas—
Texas—Austin
59,599,270
'
—10.9
66,909,266
442,119,684
'
Beaumont
27,081,137
El
2,357,531,561
Paso
193,974,688
16,028,221,449
15,973,525,930
—
13,681,210
14,394,761
12,217,855
13,461,455
488^997,801
491/375,376
416,441,9U
400,5T8T6OO
4.3
+
222,629,678
7.5
0.3
41*521,314
42/7*2*9*,896
37,093,861
36,455,927
3.5
440,859,475
—21.0
34,293,284
2,181,742,992
Dallas
5,992,000
5,847,000
6,583,000
7,814,000
12.9
0.3
+
254,851,778
278,643,454
8.5
1,910,354,216
1,890,261,382
Worth
181,920,854
210,837,484
—13.7
1,317,901.144
1,377,362,386
Galveston
22,768,000
26,444,000
—13.9
179,792,000
186,248,000
1,670.879,598
1,842,617,192
9.3
12,729,731,588
12,424,370,495
+
2.5
8,456,318
7,952,488
6.3
56,059,267
55,971,847
+
0.2
23,738,286
34,810.195
Ft.
Houston
Port
.
Arthur
Wichita Falls
Texarkana
11,384,335
(11 cities)
4,502,043,377
—
+
—31.8
63,461,120
4,935,547,455
:
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
—
12,047,411
59,620,809
—
•
-
190,517,636
—
—
73,897,238
429,257,843
33,551,826,753
1378*62,358
33,311,123,480
569,934,545
576,871,110
6~8~97~,115
6,409,470
*6.5
12,7*0*6,975
lir9*34~410
1.2
491,940,717
476,593,262
1.6
+11.0
14~612,964
0.7
r—26.0
8,211,113
0.9
+
433,302,524
8.8
6,079,662
200,073,890
191,452,750
6,365,064
5,911,146
3.8
—
—
76,806,160
6.1
17.1
—
229,785,603
5.5
—
1.1
+
—
—
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
8,680,545
Yakima
'
8,352,038
"899,860,635
Seattle
.
1,030,982,353
?
26,745,901
Idaho—Boise
Oregon—Eugene
t
26,860,715
Salt
Lake
City
Arizona—Phoenix
Long
52,542,306
Beach
2.8
209,678,700
212,992,713
—
3.0
6,834,970
6,155,294
3.0
380,785,928
368,941,068'
219,979,629
221,248,269
107~905,162
1057597.274
:
28,973,909
31,933,300
1675*44,614
2073~74,468
75O77~12*,287
+12.3
166,120,886
151,805,000
+
8.0
6,960,089,509
6,632,282,251
+
4.9
242,767,698
194,603,300
+
24.7
6.8
3,254,696,105
3,079,212,847
+
5.7
+16.3
2,268,933,008
1,988,921,650
5.9
370,200,045
381,213,357
—19.1
—
55,846,174
,
121,158,779,
—
149,745,995
;
:
Riverside
910,409,621
38,885,327
—
0.8
264,621,492
—28.4
545,052,567
623,287,824
26,335,933
30,955,884
3,179,084,133
3,456,442,600
San
172,028,312
186,454,934
49,374,107
52,443,289
68,824,911
75,145,609
6,571,782,102
New
9.3
34,879,975
29,295,877
—18.8
20726*0,397
C0T9127
674,508,423
63l78~4*47054
—
—
6.9
+
3.5
7857366,950
+
4.6
42,537,747
38,426,381
+
3.9
11,546,305
16,719,134
12,418,099
9,636,651
28,246,260
9,334,815
16,060,636
33,516,864
13,374,447
209,877,615
22,078,982,174
—
7.7
1,151,643,969
—
5.9
347,567,100
1,100,628,341
334,393,118
—
8.4
488,169,835
443,769,803
7,131,895,276
—
7.9
47,174,877,272
45,786,420,566
+
3.0
1,446,087,120
1,415,918,721
1,275,846,868
1,201,731,627
119,066,070,986
122,963,654,434
—
3.2
852,906,067,950
814,100,216,907
+
4.8
27,039,331,422
23,963,493,677
22,183,693,466
19,375,927,734
65,036,906,684
—
7.8
434,634,637,657
425,056,267,407
+
2.3
12,331,767,.881
11,953,565,762
10,579,729,542
10,288,645,278
(18 cities)
Outside
7.6
3.4
195,428,984.
:
total
+
22,861,319,105
Barbara
Grand
—
—12.6
8.0
Stockton
Total
82¥5*5~286
2.9
—14.9
:
Jose
191,337,465
877337,332
59,984,331,854
Francisco
Santa
197,838,690
—
•
'
.-San
0.6
+"*2.2
—
+ 14.1
256,017,568
98,181,162
9.4
—
985,740,547
38,578,162
70,335,094
-Modesto
—
4^ 8.2
+27.7
—
7 281,905,204
327,931,994
Pasadena
1.9
191,110,860
—
27,399,955
462,094,608
California—Berkeley
,
+
—
185,393,151
23,920,000
431,693,742
__
54,857,373
6,710,775,870
7.4
+
V
1,068,760,467
*35,000,000
Z
55,899,114
6,525,779,155
—
55,500,770
982,925,939
Portland
Utah—Ogden
3.9
—12.7
"
28,878,907
53,820,894
—
cities)
(175
York
*Estimated.
(a)Clearings
operations
■
+ 10.0
31,429,582
discontinued.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Fund Notices
will
Below
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
certifies daily
Act
of
1930,
the
Federal Reserve
to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
Tariff
EXCHANGE
on
the
We give below a record for the week just passed.
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
TO
TREASURY
Bank
different
¥
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
be
found
5,
1960
TO
AUGUST
11,
1960,
INCLUSIVE
;
bonds,
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
-
NOTICE
TENDER
OF
and
Monetary
Unit
'+•'
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
Transfers
in
New
York
(Value
in
United
States
Money)
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co.—
3Vz% mtge. bonds, series A, due Oct.
Real
Friday
Monday
Aug. 5
Argentina,
peso—
.0120169
pound
schilling
Belgium, franc
i0385375
.0198875
markka
France (Metropolitan) new franc.
Germany, deutsche mark
...
.0199075
2.238661
..
.0385625
.0199050
.0119919
2.239346
.0385625
Aug. 11
.0199425
.0120169
2.239442
.0385625
.0199425
1.029140
1.030755
.210587
.210537
.00311083
.00311083
.00311083
.00311083
.00311083
.204037
.204050
.204050
.204037
.204037
.239784
.239781
.239787
1.030104"
.210612
.239787
1.031458
.210600
.239784
.209675
.209762
.209737
.209787
.209800
2.809090
2.809520
2.810380
2.810500
.00161080
escudo
peseta.
.328675
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265168
.265168
.265131
.265100
.265056
2.781188
2.781702
2.782554
2.782673
.140275
.140293
.140300
.140312
.0349500
.0349375
.0349500
.0349687
.0166401
krone
.00278666
.328666
2.780772
1.
.00161050
.00278666
.328466
.0349375
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
.00161050
.00278666
.328533
.0800560
_
.00161060
.00278666
.328333
.140256
Mexico, peso
.00161075
.00278600
dollar
Silk
Hosiery Mills,
.0166401
.0166401
.0166401
.0166401
Inc.
common
1, 1970
stock
Aug 25
Sep 15
PARTIAL REDEMPTIONS
Thursday
2.808580
rupee
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
Japan, yen
Malaysia, malayan
Spain,
AUg. 10
.210525
Finland,
Portugal,
Wednesday
1.027213
rupee
Norway,
.120206
2.238247
.0384875
Canada, dollar..
Ceylon,
Tuesday
Aug. 9
.0120169
2.237912
Austria,
India,
Aug. 8
$
Free
Australia,
*
Pag*
Date
Company and Issue—
County
notes,
the current volume
in which the details were
AUGUST
of corporate
list
a
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
6% cumulative convertible preferred
(A.
M.)
Byers Co.
Citizens
Utilities Co.
4'to
Sep
New
York,
due
series
1st
D
1,
and
—Sep
1969
1
1st
mtge.
Eastern
49S
Gas
series
402
4%
--Aug 31
1
*
1977—Sep
1
54ft
$ep
1
series C bonds due Sept. 1, 1976—Sep
Co.
5Vz%
Transmission
mortgage
1
Co.—*
refdg. 3 Va %
5%%
Oct
1987
due
———
Pioneer Natural
Texas
series
mtge. 3%% bonds,
series E
bonds,
New Haven Water
&
*
Mining Co.—
debentures due Sept.
Indiana Gas & Water Co., Inc.—
Gen.
398
12
Inc.—
1973——
12-year 57/e%
1st.
1
Sep
1972
4%%
bonds
mortgage
1,
of
Co.—
Power
Homestake
Co.
debentures
convertible
Consumers
1st
Edison
398
1st mortgage & collate:al
2V2%
March
bonds due
trust
Consolidated
*
Sep
1
Sep 22
stock
cumul. preferred stock
7%
Pag#
Date
Company and Issue—
debs,
due
Mar.
1,
Corp.—
pipe line bonds
due Sept. 1, 1977
—
542
*
Sweden,
krona
Switzerland,
Union
United
of
.193812
franc
South
Africa,
Kingdom,
pound
;
pound
sterling.
.232250
.193843
-
.193843
.193862
.232118
.231906
.231837
ENTIRE ISSUES CALLED
.193881
.232137
2.798087
2.798505
2.799023
2.799880
2.800000
2.8U8580
2.809000
2.809520
2.810380
2.810500
Eastern
Utilities
Collateral
Kromex
deb.
Corp.
Paga
Date
Company and Issue—
Ltd.—
4¥2%- series A,
6%
conv.
•Announced In this
debs,
issue.
due Feb.
due
Nov.
1,
1970
Sep 30
1,
1976
Sep
1
499
48
Condition Statement of Member Banks
statement
condition
The
of
banks
reporting member
weekly
of
Reserve
Federal
the
System in leading
CAPITAL
Capital
the
ended
principal
following
Aug.
of
increase
An
3:
for
changes
the
week
loans
Other
Name of Company
20,675
+
—
93,602
—
National
85,856
$664 million in demand de¬
demand
$572 million in
deposits and
Tea
18,950
+
National
Ratio
of
to
Uabs.
gold
&
certificate
deposit
liabilities
capital
and
accts.
reserves
F.
accept-
for
Class
foreign
183,730
1,115
+
Neisner
de¬
Nekoosa-Edwards
Commercial
districts
for
brokers
total
a
gain
for
dealers
and
increased
loans
industrial
and
million.
$123
of
in
purchasing
1
S.
Continued from page 12
million.
increased
Medusa
Portland
Melville
Shoe
Mengel Co.
of
Holdings
.
decreased
bills
Treasury
million.
$257
(Increased
Mercantile
Merck &
time deposits increased $62 million.
$3.50
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal
1959
loans
Loans
and
Loans
investments
and
industrial
brokers
to
chasing
U.
loans
+
4,392
Minerals
+
123
+
2,416
Initial
+
Other
loans
U.
S.
for
purchasing
Loans
Real
:
U.
S.
Treasury
1
1
to 5
After
Other
Balances
with
Other
Total
9,617
,
+
••
Rubber
Machine
Tool
434
Monarch
Marking
Monsanto Chemical Co.
+
10
+
48
4.50%
23
+
609
4.70%
677
+
3,219
59,302
664
4,549
192
tJ. S. Government demand deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic
Foreign
-
,
banks
10,970
________________
banks
—1,916
+
572
1,377
deposits:
Interbank
1,369
62
From
-
.
Federal
From
.
.
Reserve
31,428
:
„
71
—
Banks
669
of
loans
valuation
•Preliminary
1
8-15
9-15
8-15
25c
9-30
9-
10c
9-1
8-19
(quar;)
18c
,
9-15
30c
(quar.)—
com.
8-15
25c
(increased-quar.)
10-
1
Ltd.,
8-15
8-
1
1
1
1
109-
to
189
._
domestic
reserves;
(San
commercial
individual
Francisco
Paper
Mills
49
—
131 ■:
Motor
274
$5
462
+
Finance
loan
banks
items
and
1
8-
are
after
shown
Wheel
Co.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
'
gross
District).
8-
9-10
the common
of
Stock
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Gold
certificate
account
Redemption fund
Total
F.
R.
gold
notes
Other
for
other
notes
reserves-
S.
401,151
outright
Notes
4.50%
1,002
7,868
U.
S.
Govt,
136,000
securities
securities
+
—
—168,500
+
+
»—
,368488
78,406
—
60c
351417
+
171
+
'
+
20,314
+
52 275 184
_—__
—
Member
£
___
bank
reserves
17,947,507
U. s. Treasurer—gen'i
Foreigh
27 680 814
•
account
-
—-—I-————
,
Other
Total
+
431*462.
176,579
372,561
63,801
—360,367
+
—
+
14,j?50
6
8-29
9-
6
8-29
stock
Health
Insurance
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
79,640
—
78,835
82,900
—
98,410
+
4,686
*
Deferred-availability
pther liabilities
and
18.928,109
—
cash
items.:
accrued.diva.
r
*
4,311,558
*
43452
—345,626
—
63,502
2.410
255,459
—
+
338,563
-
4,291
9-15
1
88-
20c
7-
9-30
9-
1.6-61
12-
:
.
9-10
75c
9-15
$1.50
—
11-
•
4%
1
10-
7
{20c
11-
62y2c
Corp
,
1
10-1
15C
.
9-
2
•
10-25
"9-16
8-26
National stock
National
National
series
preferred
Sliir fc
._
9c
8-15
»
10c
8-15
20c.
__
8-31
(quar,)—
liabilities
10c
—
50,963,633
—347,737
—
510,091
National
Starch
&
Chemical
Corp;
(quar.)-
7
15c
8-31
-
V
8-25
10-25
9-30
9-15
8-25
+9-15
8-25
9-15
-
>
$1.50
30c
8-25
9-15
-8-25
9-
1
9-
1
8•
5
8-
5
2ic
8-15
8-
5
$1.43(4
8-15
8-
5
27(4c
9-
1
8-15
$1.12(4
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
20c
*9-
9
8-10
.,
____
:
»
—
—
I'
"
.if
Vo'-
{$1
v
15s
9-13
9-6
i- 8-15.
7-30
8-15
,
Products
common
9-1
9-
1
8-
1
8-8
-
:,
(quar.)
Pacific
>
—
Corp.
Pacific
■8-15
8-15
7-28'
7-28
7-28
9
8-12
7-22
9-10
,
4-22
7-15
8-15
7-15
V
;>
$1.19
10-
1
9-19
f
$1
10-
1
9-19
—.
10c
9-10
8-31
45c
9-10
8-15
90c
9-
1
8-15
$1.10
9-
1
8-15
,
—
——
—
(quar.)
20c
,
investment,
(quar.)—
8-25
8-
5
62 %c
9-
5
8-12
$1
.
10-
1
9-12
8-15
7-29
9-
8-15
7*/aC
25c 4
.<
25c
$1.25
Ltd.
J
.
{3C
60c
1
10-15
9-
.
1
9-3a
8-15
I
"8-15
8-15
7-20
9-
'(quar,)1 X.
25c
(quar,)
15C
9-
1
8-12
preferred (quar.) 7_^_^_^__$0.3281 %
9-
1
8-1^
East
cony,
8-12
8-15
8-15
{25c.
'
5(4%-
1
8-12
8-12
{$1.75
—
(.qu^yr. )_^__
Employers -Insurance
1
9-
40c
7
(quar.)
Atlantic" Canadian
Far
8
,7-19
9-
8-15
7y2c
-
(quar.)—_
Lighting
8
9-
20C
25c
—
common
8-
9-15
-
61»/a&
'
Pacific
>■ 8-15
,,.-.31c
59%c:
4%
Pacific
9-1
30c
-
7
.
Lines,
com.
Finance,
(qua*r)_—
-
8-8
9-
-
.
Glass Co., common
(quar.)«
preferred
(quar.)—
Oxford Chemical,
class A (quar.)
"Oxford Mfg. Co.v'class A (initial)-—_
'Oxford Paper Co., common
(quar.)__—„
7-29
1
8-12
$1.05
(quar.)—
1_
Owens-Illinois
preferred
8-
8-15
Line
(quar.)--—
Corp.
1
1
9-10
$1.10
20%
D
Marine
8-5
99-
$1.12%
y
(quar.)
Outboard
1
9-21
30c
—-r
—
River
preferred
9-
9-15
10c
'
dividend
$4.40
3
6
25c'
:
„
Pottery Co.
(quar.)
Products, Ltd., com.
Power,
9-
v
\*
Fund
B
3
8-
„
__I
Chemical Co.
preferred
3
8-
1
'V
6y4c
Street
8-
9-
{62 Vac
9- 1
9-1
;
{$1.12(4
:<
c
——_—_,,
(quar.)
•
(quar.)
7-29
" / 8-10"
{40c
$69c
69c
(quar.)
preferred
8-17
8-17
9-30
Ltd.—
Co.,
"
Total
7-29
10-25
$i.i2y2
—
preferred
Pacific
1
(quar,)
Co.
$3.60
;
series—
(Del. f
-8-15
$1.31(4
Tail
$5
—
stock
Shops
25c
{40c
—
Otter
National Securities Series—
income
9-16
9-16
$1.25'
,ri
common——.
(quar.)
Manufacturing (quar,)_;
*
*
9-16
10-1
——
Steel
4.75%
8-29
8-19
,9-16
1
:•
preferred (qnar.)
Orango & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
8-31
9-26
$1.75
-
preferred A (quar.)
i
preferred (quar.)
—3
National Life Assurance
(Canada), (quar.)
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.)National Securities & Research
8-19
8-1
{$1.50
7%
2
15c
——
Ontario
2
{5c
Key Co., class A
common
William
8
{5c
8-19
9-30
1
common "(quar.) :.H."
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred- (quar.)__
Mathieson
8-12
1
1
9-20
-
--8-15
1
—
One
8-29
9-
8
8-15
.■*; 8-15
10-
-
Oster
;
Co.,
9-10
9-
.
2%
a-
•v;
1
9-t 1
10-
-
Co., -common ".(s-a)
(s-a)—
1_
preferred
Olln
5
$1.12%
—
8-15
9-
-
10-
-
(quar
preferred -(quar.)^-
4.92%
5
1
5
;
Africa non-resident-.tax )* v<;
preferred
Onondaga
9-
6
8-
1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
8-15
.9-
:
6%
q%
.V;
(quar.)—
Oklahoma Natural Gas,
8-11
{15c
;
9-30
10-
$1.06
-•
(quar.)__-—.
Light & power
Quarterly
5
{20c
Quarterly from net investment
deposits
.
8-14
$1.12(4
-
-
(quar.)
Pharmacal
-4.20%
40c
8-17
1
9-
$1.06%
(quar.)
Lead
9-10
*
$1
55c
-
(quar.)_-
——
(quar.)
Public Service,
Oklahoma-Mississippi
8-25
8-
-
44c
preferred
(quarv>„_•-J;
commofi: (quar.)—
Corp. (stock
Okanagan Telephone
: 9-15
30c
7%
+
9-1
10-15
". 8-15
.
50c
(quar,)
(quar.)
(quar,)
A
8-12
30c
<fe
Products
Class
9-16
8-31
9-
c
37 VaC
>■
(quar.)
Gas,
Ohmart
8
25c
;____
(quar.)——
preferred
A
10-14
:
20c
-(quar.)
Food
V
$1.75
8-
-
•
-
Natural
Scotia
4.40%
8-T
8-19 *
60c
—
-
(quar.)
Products
Distillers
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.
"8-18"*
•'2%
10-20
-
7-21
50c
dividend)-*—-"
—_-
•
————
preferred
preferred
4(4%
"
8-25
v.
;
3
8-31
8-31
.
10-14
27'/a
■V
O'okiejy'-' Copper v Co,'
(Equal to approximately $2.10 less" Union
*
8-
9-20
10C
--
1——.—
Ltd.-^r-
Power,
•.
Co.
25c
9-20
Occidental Life Insurance Co. (North Car.),-,
5c".
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfd; (quar.)ji « ,t$L75
Ohio Edison
Co., 4.58% preferred (quar.)_,;>
$1.14
Ohio Oil Co.
(quar.)
40c
Ohio Power Co., 4.08%
; $1.02
pfd. (quar.)—
split
$4.50 pfd. (quar.)
Homes, class B (stock dividend)—
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd,—
:
668,874
53,357
53,466
9-
8-31
9-20
...
10c
———
8-19
60c
2
2
7-25
8
35c
v.".
,
Manufacturing (quar.)
Oahu Sugar Co. Ltd
Obear-Nester
Glass
(initial)
7-29
9-10
National
9,118
National
notes—
8-25
(3-for-l
Register
convertible
National
*
6c
2
9-
8-
$1
common
Bahcorporatlon,
of South
1
25c
National Gypsum Co.,
158,199
—328,499
8-
(increased)
(stock
Class
assets
Reserve
Peftositsr
&
Co.
Dairy
Common
24,002
LIABILITIES—
federal
Acme
Airlines
Cash
National
—
8-15
9-
9-16
10c
-
.
7-29
(quar.)
Chemical, com. (quar.)
4V4%
preferred
(quar.)-.:————
National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada—
15
105 303
8-18
8-25
8c
"
Casket
National
345,857
—130,050
9-12
9-
9-16
.
37 VaC i
;-
Oak
t
National
134,500
—202,086
-8-26
60c
B
National Blank Bpok
211,357
+
27,187,771
5,039,625
___7_I
Accident
National
38,450
l:
;
'
10-14
9-30
34%c
,
8-11
1
'
—__■
preferred■>■•(quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
o%
preferred (quar.)
8-16
15c
(Boston)
National Biscuit Co., common
7%
preferred (quar.)
211,357
+2,000,000
+
9-15
8-19
9
; 9-
11-
35c"
—
preferred
Norwich
Nova
9
50c
Phila.
National
—2,000,000
26,944,119
.*
__
assets
of
National
38,450
class
&
"*•
9-15
$1"
—
of New York
preferred
Northwestern
subject to approval of stkhldrs. Aug. 22)
National
2,483,771:
26,808,119
foreign banks
items in process of collect'n
premises
Total
23,698
377,727
A
l
9-
{50c
(s-a>„—
(quar.)—
convertible
5.75%
investment
(increased)
National
*
-
from
Qther
35,175
6,039
73,038
Class
;
9
8-19
1
-
"
Corp.
class A
preferred
(quar.) —
preferred
2nd
Northwest
>8-19
9-
5
9-
9-
-
9
"
8-
9-23
-
■
•
•
(quar.)
$2
4%
25c
1
Corp.,
B
*
Fund—
_
Fund
1st
Northwest
8-19
9-21
55c
-
8-
9-15
,,
——
Fund? (from
Chemical
Nashua
f 45c
26 (Ac
8-24
(quar.)——————
3.60%
1
\
9-15
5
■>
(quar.)
Quebec
,5(4%
8-31
12-
8-25
100%
•
(quar.).
Foundation
Securities
Nalco
519,345
11,454
13,010,298
„—
:
Total bought outright—.
Held under repurchase
agreem't
Bank
+
2,807,057
_________________
loans.and
income)
47,154
50,999
' * 8,506,993
—
——
Total
Income
Mutual
566,499
+
„
Bonds
Total
—
(quar.)_
(Texas)
Investment
1959
75,998
24,999
Co.
Mutual
*
.
Certificates i
Cash
—
30415
Bills
Due
—
213^537
securities:"
outright— --
Bought
•
—
Government
•
1
—
388 579
advances
Acceptances—bought
+
18,784,552
banks
-
and
—
979,909
C.)
Mutual
Class
certificate
of
I960
17,804 643
R.
cash
Discounts
17.
F.
(G.
Murray Company
Muskogee Company
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Aug. 3,
■
Aug. 12,
AU1960°'
ASSETS-
(subject to approval of
September 7)
(quar.)
r—
on
preferred
Murphy
(In thousands of dollars)
•
dividend
stockholders
5Va%
:
;
8-15
25c
1st preferred (quar.)„„
3.60 2nd preferred (quar.)
5(4%
.(quar.)______
common
1
15c
"(quar.)
4(4%
shares)
Inc.,
9-
30c
.31
5(4%
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
Stockholders approve an 8-for-l stock split
Munsingwear,
8-12
,
25c
Common
8-15
12-20
1
(quar.)—
Common
8-12
25c
9-
5
Public Service—
Indiana
preferred
Northern
9-12
9-10
8-31
$3.50
_
8-
(Hartford)-^
Co.
Northern Oklahoma Gas Co.
1
6c
—
8-
1
{5c
4(4% preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
8-12
9-29
1
9-
(reduced-quar.)
(Mass.),
Northern Ohio Telephone,
1
25c
Diablo
Company (quar.)
Mount Vernon Mills, common (quar.)__
7% preferred (s-a)
deduc¬
8-
1
Co.
Gas
Northern Insurance Co.
5
8-31
,
$1.25
Corp.
8-
9-
$1
9-
—
i-
preferred
prior
Common
5
1
8-15
40c
t50c
15c
quarterly
Shore
Northern
9-15
1
9-
35c
(increased-quar.)
Corp., common
preferred
Mount
{$1.19
9
9-9
8 VaC
8-18
{25c
(quar.)
9
9-
1
-
—
Water,
$4
8-15
62y2C
(quar.)
common
'
9-
1
10-
(Chicago)—
Lines—
Insurance
8-26
9-10
9-
30c
Life Insurance
Van
Co.—
$1.25
1
10-
invest¬
—
Refractories
8-26
10-
10-
Dock—
Dry
(quar.)———
(quar.)
Northeastern
8-26
10-
t$1.75
933Ac
preferred
Northeastern
1
10-
8-26
7-15
$1.12%
Corp. (quar.)——
Investment, common—
American
North
r
t20c
t$1.75
8-11
1.
8-15
$1.12 '/a
Coal
American
4.40%
.
10-
—3—
American
8-30
(quar.)__
9
;
50c
:—
(quar.)
Increased
8-30
1
'>■
9-
25c
30c
shares
B
American
8-30
1010-
75c
8-24
1
8-
1
8-15
2
stockholders. approved
split of " the common
North
8-25
$1.12 %
—
—
1
9-
(quar.)
from net
North
9
$1.17%
(quar.)
preferred
Mosinee
Motor
tion
9-
5
9-
30c
{$1.25
&
Semi-annual
8-15
{25c
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
2,311
of
l
split
preferred
North
8-31
9-
stock
B
51/a%
6%
8-31
9-16
34c
8-
Co., Ltd.—_
Power
(12c
Corp.
American
North
1
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
Hardware
(Henry)
4%%
375
+
64'
7
.
others
{Exclusive
u
:
■
±
_
Borrowings:
*
North
9-15
9-15
6
6
Co.—
class
Class
9-15
9-16
4%c
preference, class B (quar.)
Morgan
;
Other
'
Co.
:
.
90c
(quar.)—._
(quar.)_—_
5%
preferred (quar.)
Morgan Engineering, common (quar.)_
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
201
—
North
^
12%C
(quar.)—.
Utilities,
preferred
preferred
Moore-Handley
Time
't
Co.
participating preference
7%
1,643
+
7
1
-
Moore Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)__
7% preference, class A (quar.)
"
adjusted—
1
10-
6
9-
9-
Normetal
Moody's Investors Service—
-
deposits
8-26
(Robert); Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Montana-Dakota
$3
LIABILITIES—
7-15
9-12
9-
1
40c,
plus 18c from capital gains)-
C.)
8-10
1
(quar.)
com.
preferred
(quar.)
Mining, Ltd.
(quar.)
American Cement, class A
6%
9-15
8-15
9-15
•
8-10
-
System
210
+
138,115
t
1
1
10-
:•
Monarch
90
9-
10-
$1.10
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Mohawk
+
40c
1
9-30
•V
25c
Chemical Co., common (quar.)——
4%
preferred A (quar.)
——
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (quar.)———
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co., common (quar.)
8-19
—
3
9-
9-15
...
three-for-one
a
and
8-15
9-10
5
9-15
10-
Nopco
8-19
8-31
50C
$1.15
common
64
+
9-1
35c
—__
Co.,
Mitchell
3,853
assets/liabilities
Demand
preferred
2,706
:
assets—net
(quar.)
Utilities
610
—
16
96
—
B
Missouri
—2,157
55
+
1,157
banks
8-19
10c
pfd.
Snare
(A.
(2-for-l
Insurance Co.—
Class
437
+
10
—
13,431
coin
domestic
1
50c
10% con v. preferred (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, com.
318
—
13
—
4,547
_
securities
and
9-
88-
10-
(quar.)
income
Nielsen
8-19
Fund
+1,272
+
Niagara
8-15
1
1
1
8-20
$1.01(4
—
(quar.)———
(quar.)———
&
8-15
9-
9-
"'
40c
9-16
1
(quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40%
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
36
+
17,949
......t ■
.
..
Automation
Mission
5%
936
;
9-30
9-
$1.25
com.
246
—
Light
1
8-15
1
;V:r'/v-
preferred (quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding
8-19
9-
-
•
47 (4 c
5%
9-16
$1.37%
.___
&
Co.
1
9-30
3%
(quar.)
124
—2,584
Common
7-29
$1.25
(quar.)
+
18
Newfoundland
6
$1.27%
+
257
—
preferred
ment
(quar.)
85
—
9-
12»/aC
(quar.)
&
9-
9-
20c
(quar.)
1
;
(quar.)——.—-——
(quar.)—
i
preferred
preferred
1
8-
.
"$1
—
Chicago & St. Louis RR.
4»/2%
5
8-
50c
RR__——
Central
$4.50
7-28
1
8-25
56y4C
Louis Ry.
Glass
3.75%
Corp.—
common
Light,
(quar.)
preferred
10-
12c
(quar.)
Mississippi
•
York,
,v
8-15
37(4c—
Co.
Co.
8-
"
(quar.)—
New York State Electric & Gas,
8-15
25c
(quar.)
York
8-15
7(4c
—a--——-
Brake
8-17
;
■
—
Gas—
8-17
.
}
60c
v:
—
(quar.)—
Co
Zinc
1
9-1
8-19
35c
(quar.)—————-
Auction
New
8-19
9-
l'Ac
preferred
Power
9-12
25c
1
Air
York
5
20c
8-15
Jersey
New
9-
18c
——
(quar.)
York
1
8-
I
1
8-31
approved a 5-for-4 split
di Light, 4%
pfd.-; (quar.)
New
1
9-
88-
9-15
:
(s-a)
Co.—
on
preferred
9-
8-15
8-15
20c
Power
preferred
New
9-15
1
Co.
New
9-16
1
8-20
37VaC
____
10
262
9
200%
i
20c
Co.
Co.
Natural
Jersey
4.05%
9
10-
$1.25
(Initial)
Missiles-Jets
bonds maturing:
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks
Currency
135
+
848
year
years
106
+
2,782
years.
5
+
27,062
indebtedness
U. S.
75
6
New
2
9-15
25c
Minnesota
544
+
—
15,161
securities—total
+
9
+
1,510
t
notes &
Within
-
banks
55
+
.
704
bills
Treasury
B
_
_______
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
144
—
99-
9-
9-26
15C
(quar.)
quarterly
5%%
21
—
4
+
1,617
12,510
of
11
+
4,548
i
—
commercial
Treasury certificates
229
—
1
10-
{25c
(quar.)
Chemical Philipp
&
5.10%
5%
loans—
Government
145
+
1
Jersey
Light
Lime
Stockholders
8-15
9-12
87yac
(monthly)
preferred
Class
institutions:
loans.,
Co.
Minneapolis & St
personal finance, etc—-
to domestic
76
+
1,133
—
foreign banks
estate
Other
+
146
—;
-.
to
240
New
8-19
10-
•
30C
;•■
6
10-
87y2C
(quar.)
Engineering (stock dividend)
Minneapolis Gas Co., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
carrying:
or
securities
financial
nonbank
Sales finance,
+
,
1,475
Other
Loans
81
+
9-
England
(quar.)
Casualty
Gas
New Haven Gas
8-22
9-15
40c
'«
Minerals
499
securities
to
Loans
4%%
pur¬
securities
Government
Other
-
for
securities
Other
,
dealers
and
+ 1,374
2
8-19
9-12
35c
i
common
Safety Appliance
595
carrying:
or
Government
S.
Mine
338
+
31,104
—
Agricultural loans
Loans
1,498
+
+
105,111
68,432
aajustcd{
—
and
523
+
Water
Laboratories
993
investments
adjusted{
Commercial
106,621
;
Corp.,
Piping Co. (quar.)
Rubber Reclaiming
Midwest
Miles
Total
25c
I
Britain
New
(N. Y.)—
common
Midwest
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
9-
Amsterdam
1
1
——
(increased-quar.)
preferred
$1.50
98-
$1.06%
20c
(quar.)
New
8-19
lquar.)____————Light & Power, Ltd., $1 pfd. (quar.)
Gas Utilities Co.—
<
!
Middlesex
Aug. 5,
1960
1
$1
(initial-quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—.,—
Michigan Seamless Tube Co. (quar.)
Mlckleberry's Food Products (quar.)__
Decrease (—) Since
July 27,
9-
preferred
New
Increase ( + ) or
•I960
$1.18%
(quar.)
J
[
9-15
8-15>
oc
(quar.)
common
New
8-19
40c
Co.
9-16
1
Michigan
Loans to
Aug. 3,
I
9-
quar.)
Stores
;
10-
$1.18%
,
—
Assurance
Thermit
Mexican
million.
banks increased $135
domestic commercial
7%
25C
—
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.).——
preferred (quar.)
Metal &
$49 million and bor¬
increased $131 million.
others
rowings from
increased
Banks
Reserve
(quar.)
(quar.)
Merchants Fire
Holdings of "other" securities increased $55 million. i
Interbank
Cement
common
Common
Co., 4%% pfd. A
4%%
preferred A (quar.)
4% preferred B (quar.)
$64
loans increased $85 million.
"Other"
million.
institutions
financial
nonbank
to
A
B
Nelly Don. Inc. (quar.)
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)__
$2.40 preferred
(quar.)—
Nevada Natural Gas Pipe Line
DIVIDENDS
to
carrying U.
or
Loans
Government and other securities increased $316
Loans
seven
40c
>
Paper—
Class
4
10-31
,
of
approval
—
Class
deposits credited to domestic banks.
mand
11-23^
2% %
Co.,
Bros.
4
8-12
"
4>4% pfd. .(quar.) —
(quar.)_.—«—
—.'-i,——
Neiman-Marcus
9-15
8-
-
.8-15
30c
v
Co.
stockholders)—;
112,932
+
(increased)__
dividend)—
Co.
(quar.)——,—
dividend
(subject to
8-19
;
8-
"
(stock
(quar.)-——
Corp.
Cement
Stock
correspondents
'
8-19
9-26
8-19
22 %c
------
Fibre
10c
:
_-t
Nease Chemical
-
•
common—
1
9-
22 %C
.
(quar.
Mfg.
Corp.,
Vulcanized
Nazareth
1.0%
—
&
20c
A
Nationwide
.
10.1%
+
.
.
•
National
*■
-
,
•
40.3%
on
•-
668,874
' '
■"?,./<
.
.
liability
,'-328,499-
note
R.
combined
purchased
52,275,184
Tile
Video
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
;"
(quar.)
Co.
National
135,040
:—
and increases of $192 million in U. S.
posits adjusted;
Government
and
288
+
774,808
capital accounts
ances
securities
401,703
;
Surplus
Contingent
adjusted; decreases of $262 million in holdings of U. S.
Government
in
cities
million in
$595
Per
'
ACCOUNTS—
paid
: Total
shows
Monday, August 15, 1960
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(640)
—
+ ■
,
65c
8-19-
9-1
8-11
8-15
■
Volume
192
Number 5977
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of Company
Gas
Pacific
5%
1st
5%
37'Ac
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.36% preferred (quar.)
5%
Pacific
Tin
Co.
Insurance
Pacific
Packaging
Pullman,
7-29
7-29
Pure
Pali
—______—
of
N.
of
8-15
7-29
8- 5
8-19
Y.
(quar.)
60c
8-16
(quar.)
7c
9-15
America,
Panhandle
Line,
Pipe
Eastern
Parkview
Inc.
Drugs,
(K.
Parchment
Paterson
9-15
8-15
8- 1
8%c
77 5c
Tool
Penman's,
Industries
Ltd.,
Fruit Co., common
preferred
preferred
Ford,
&
9-
fteichhold
!
4.40%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.70%
preferred
4.50%'
preferred
4.60%
preferred
Pennsylvania Glass
(Fla.)
8-19
Republic Corp.
8-19.
9-
Credit
Jewellers,
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
Richfield
9-
1
8-10
Ritter
pfd.
Perfect
•
Peter
Circle
Faul,
Inc.
•Petersburg
Pfaudler
(quar.)
7-27
9-
1
8-15
Robertson
1,
8-15
Rochester
Gas
Co.
(quar.)
4%
Philadelphia
Fine
•!
preferred
Street
1
Pioneer
Finance
Piper
Co.,
Natural
Aircraft
j
(H.
5%
■
1st
$2.50
Potomac
$2.44
Poor
&
Company
Gardner
-
Ltd.
convertible
Provident
9-
Life
Provincial
5%
Transport,
preferred
Prudential
.
>
9-30
9-
from
5%
3'A%
of
preferred
preferred
4.16%
8-15
8-31
1
8-10
42'/2c
9-9
1
9-1
*
St.
8-15
9-30
8-
10-14
10-
1
St.
8-
8-15
88-
3
9-
8-19
9-15
99-
1
9-1
1
8-18
9-
4
8-31
8-5
8-5
10-
55c
$1.25
9-
$1.37'A
1
9-1
8-15
8-19
8- 1
8-15
7-29
5c
9-24
9-
9-24
6
9- 6
62'Ac
9- 1
9-24
9-
$1.75
5c
61c
:
9-
6
9-1
25c
;
8-8
1
61'Ac
1
8-15
7'Ac
8-15
1
8-8
7-29
s
%
7-29
15c
9-
1
8-12
9-
37'Ac
1
8-15
ilQ-
3
9-15
HYaC
10-
3
9-15
31'Ac
9-
1
8-15
50c
9-10
8-15
18c
Insurance-
9-9
9-1
Co..
(quar.)
.__
t25c
$62c
class
A
20c
9-30
10-
9-12
1
9-12
8-25
8-15
$1.05
.
9-
1
8-15
$1.06'A
9-
1
8-15
$1.16
com.
(quar.)
9-
1
8-15
52'Ac
87'Ac
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
8-15
8-15
Common
$1.40
Jose
8-15
;
5'A%
Stock
20c
(quar.)
com.
four
—.
(quar.)
5%
4.18%
preferred
(quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)___
5.05%'
preferred
(quar.)
—
:
9-30
9-1
11- 1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
11-
8-15
1
10-20
11-1
10-20
4.40%
($50
8-5
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
11- 1
11- 1
10-20
10-20
1
8-15
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)__________—
$1.15
11-
8-15
4.75%
preferred
8-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
''
5.62'/2%
par)
27'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Southwestern States
8-10
$1.06%
Telephone, com.
(quar.)
$1.44
8-15
7-30
Spartans
9- 1
8-18
10- 3
9-12
Speer Carbon Co. (quar.)—___________
Spector Freight System, class A (quar.)
9- 9
8-19
8-29
7-25
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
$1,18%
$1.40%
30c
Spencer Chemical Co.—
New common (initial quar.)
9-
.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Class
B
10-20
10-20
10-20
,
8- 1
8-1
36c
Inc.
Industries.
1
11-1
11- 1
9- 1,
9-1
33c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-1
8-15
7-15
17'Ac
17c
52Ac
—
9-1.
20c
(quar.)
9-1$
8-31
8-15
8-15
8- 1
8- 1
D.)
Class
A
Class
8-31
$1.26%
8-31
8-31
35c
$1.10
f6c
9-1
10- 1
9-15
7-29
9- 2
8-25
$1.60
convertible
8-15
8-
Standard
Forgings
Standard
Oil
Shoe
:
—
9-15
8-25
8- 1
11-15
8-26
6-24
32'Ac
29U-C
29}Jc
29%c
29%c
34%c
9- 1
9-1
9-1
8- 8
8-8
8- 8
8- 8
8-8
8-8
8-5
9-30
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
9-1
9-10
11-1
Siegler Corp.
Pacific
Oil &
B
Oil
Power
(initial)
Co.—
8-20
Quarterly
Fuel Supply
8-19'
10- 3
10- 1
Statler
class
Chemical,
5%
5'A%
-
preferred
•
4'A%
!"-■
(John
Baer
7%
1st
Stone
9-10
Stouffer
Struthers
Corp.
Wells,
Suburban
Sundance
Sunray
4'A%
10- 2
9-2
5'A %
(quar.)
America
Inc.
(Del.)
25c
(quar.)
9-
1
8
7-15
„
7-29
8-15
30c
(quar.)
dividend)
9-15
8-19
5%
8-15
8-
1
Oil
(quar.)__
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
preferred
Co
Mid-Continent Oil Co.,
preferred
preferred
Sunshine
Mining Co.
Superior Propane,
Ltd., common
Corp.
Syracuse Transit Corp.
Taft
8-10
Class
56c
25c
35c
30c
43%c
75c
45c
10c
31'Ac
25c
65c
25c
lc
10-1
10-15
9-10
9- 9
9-30
9-15
9- 9
8-31
8-15
8-15
9- 1
9- 9
9-1
9-15
9-12
33c
28%c
Inc.,
class
B
(auar.)
A
8-26
8-12
8-1
7-29
8-15
8-10
8-15
8- 4
8-8
9-1
o"
9-2
o- o
9-30
8-3i
o
(quar.)
10c
9-lo
J35c
10- 1
-n,,50
^
17'Ac
20c
n
?
?"?!•
o-Ji
9-15
0
00
9- 1
8-22
10-15
9-30
8-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_~
9-30
8-19
8-26
9-15
9-1
5c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Broadcasting
Talon,
11-15
8-16
11-15
$1.10
Superior Window Co., class A (quar.)
70c
convertible preferred (quar.)
Symington Wayne
9- 1
11-30
8-31
11-30
+
8-12
8-10
.«
l/tn
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
8-15
9- 9
{quar.)
Extra
$1.40
9- 2
9- 9
-
56'Ac
$1.12Va
$1.12%
(quar.)
9- 1
9- 1
20c
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Biscuits
Sunshine
(quar.)_
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
61c
61c
20c
______
(quar.)_____—
Gas Corp.,
10c
(quar.)
Power, $2.44 pfd. A
Co., class
8-15
8
6
8-11
8-15
75c
$1
(stock
8-
9-14
15c
common
89-
(quar.)
._c_—
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25 pfd.
Company
7-19
(quar.)__.—
com.
Inc.
Propane
Oil
9-2
8-25
Co.,
convertible
5.20%
7-14
8-25
Fuller
Webster,
9-10
9-23
Corp.
Broadcasting
8-15
15c
Ltd
&
(quar.)
(quar.)___.
Company
B.)
preferred
&
Storer
—
preferred (quar.)_
Stetson
9-30
8-25
9-15
12-15
6-9
7-25
8-20
o-20
8-26
"
preferred ($50 par) (quar.)
4y2% preferred
($100 par)
(quar.)
4'A% preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.—
4'A%
10- 1
10- 1
8-15
9-15
9-30
12-30
9- 2
8-15
9- 1
9- 1
9--9
9-15
(Michaels)—
10- 2
45c
—
5'A%
preferred A (quar.—
Stephenson Finance Co., common (quar.)__
Sun
27'Ac
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)—
Steinberg's, Ltd., class A_———
$56'Ac
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
t50c
A
(Del.)
Hotels
Stix,
7-11
$1.25
$1.25
tlOc
J$1.32
12'Ac
,343Ac
6
-25c
25c
;
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
8-
•
9- 9
12- 9
8-20
8-15
8-12
9- 8
8-10
—
3'A %
Stewart-Warner
8- 5
8-23
9-10
9-19
12-19
9-10
9- 1
9- 1
9-30
—
...
(Raleigh)
—_
State
8-22
5
15c
15c
15c
15c
30c
87'Ac
(quar.)
Stern
10-14
9-12
8-15
8-15
8-15
9-21
8-26
(quar.)
8-12
9-1
9-28
8-12
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
10-11
9-10
8-25
$1.20 pfd. (quar.)
8-12
12-28
10-14
9-12
30c
40c
30c
$20c
35c
30c
Jersey)
(quar.)
——
'Sterchi Bros;: Stores (quar.^
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)—
2%
$1.25
23c
55c
(quar.)—_—
Indiana
9-1
8- 5
8-1
8-15
9- 1
8-19
8-12
8-10
8-12
(quar.)
preferred
Stauffer
9-22
8-10
9- 1
12- 1
9-30
9-30
t20c
Co.,
9- '1
;
9- 1
8-26
9- 9
9- 9
40c
(quar.)
California
(New
preferred
$33'Ac
Pen
8-16
8-16
9- 1
25c
50c
35c
(quar.)
preferred
of
Co.
Co.
Standard Register
8-24
7-25
8-15
9- 1
40c
87'Ac
Corp.
of
Co.
Oil
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)_
State
Capital Life
Insurance
Quarterly
8-19
8-15
Inc.,
(quar.)___
Standard Radio Ltd.
(increased)
8-12
10-14
10-14
8-24
10-10
31'Ac
$1.31'A
(quar.)_.
Gas
6%
25c
32'Ac
2%
10c
Co.,
(quar.)
9-12
$1.60
8-15
30c
common
Industries
&
$2.44 preferred A
Class
11- 1
1
-v 9-1 ''
9- 1
"9-1
3%
Mines,
of
-
10-3
35c
25c
Corp.,
(quar.)___
Foods,
9-1
9-1
9- 1
8-22
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
11-
30c
!
(quar.)—
Manufacturing Corp.
Signal
Standard,
35c
(quar.)
(.stock dividend)
|
!
(quar.)
A.)
Brands,
preferred
Standard Packaging Corp.,
683Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Creek
Sierra
1
25c
Co.
Water
Co.
Corp.
$3.50
8-15
10c
(quar.)
common
Sherwin-Williams
4%
Standard
stock for each
of com.
9-15
9-10
8-16
8-15
9-15
9-15
8-10
8-10
8- 5
Standard Dredging Corp.-—
55c
85c
$1
50c
& Company
(W.
3
Oil
Shop-Rite
8-31
10- 1A
9-2
9-15
37JAc
preferred series A (quar.)
4'A% preferred series B (quar.)
1
8-31
9-17
35c
4%
9-
$1.04% *
9-30
$1.07'Ai- ..9-30
40c
$1.25
15c
(quar.)___
American
Common
9-15
9-15
8-31
9-1
12-1
15c
dividend
in
(quar.)
9-15
15c
___.
(quar.)
9- 1
9- 1
9-10
9-27
10- 1
9-15
(quar.)
common
12-15
t6c
(quar.)
Acceptance
Shawinigan
$1.25
$1.31'A
9-30
—
(quar.)_.
&
common
35c
$1.05
20c
20c
—
$1.12'A
37'Ac
4'A% preferred (quar.)—
$1.12'A
Spotless Co., Inc.
(quar.)
25c
Sprague Engineering (quar.)——_—10c
Stamford Water Co.
(quar.)
45c
preferred
$4.50
Spiegel, Inc.,
Capital
preferred A
(quar.)
Servel, Inc., $5.25 pfd. (quar.)_
1
9-30
(quar.)
5%
8-
9-30
25c
Sperry-Rand Corp.,
27'Ac
common
(quar.)
Roebuck
Stock
9-1
10- l-9- 1
9-31
9-19
8-15
8- 5
9-15
9- 1
25c
issued and outstanding)—_
preferred
(G.
Sears
1
Standard
Sealright-Oswego Falls
Searle
9-30
10-1
$1.25
;
dividend
Power
8-15
9-30
10-10
2lc
92'Ac
97'Ac
$1.03%
(quar.) ________—27'Ac
$1.25
(quar.)___
Co.
Co.
preferred
"5'A%
Sealed
Sheller
1
(quar.)_
com.
:
Power,
Finance
Stock
7-29
35c
_.
___
(quar.)
$1.32
25c
.___
Seagrave Corp.,
8-15
-
&
Seaboard Surety Co.
Shell
45c
(quar.)
7-31
(quar.)
8-15
35c
$1
!
(quar.)^.,________________
Co., com. (quar.)
shares
Seaboard
7-29
$1.02
(quar.)__
preferred
8-15
preferred
10-1
$3.65 preferred
(quar^^^^^^l^i^V-L^LX.;!^ 91 'Ac
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common (quar.t25c
5% preferred (quar.)
' 131'Ac
7-29
9-
10c
preferred
1
$1.07'A
(quar.)
(One sh.
Mfg.
8-15
\
3
10-21
preferred
preferred
9-
$1.12'A;,
—
Ry.,
(quar.)
Dillon
Scovill
;$1.12'A
•
9-
1
4.36%
•
10-20
17'Ac
7-29
9-15
11-
20c
(quar,)
com.
7'Ac,
'
8-15
18c
$1.10
Quarterly
Corp.—
div.
Scotten
Sheep
_______
&• Gas—'
4.08%
(increased)
Service,
(quar.)
8-24
5c
(quar.)
preferred E
Sheaffer
.__
(quar.)___
Schering Corp., common (quar.)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Scott & Fetzer Co.
(monthly)
Scott Paper Co., common (quar.)
fi::
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)_.
Scott & Williams, Inc. (quar.)—___^
8-15
iviexico—
!
_
(quar.)
preferred C
preferred D
4.70%
84c
.
(quar.)
Water
4.70%
25c
Electric
8-15
J15c
(quar.)
Works, common (quar.)____
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)_______
:4%%
^%%
26c
;
(quar.)
(quar.).2__
(quar.)
preferred
1
Hampshire—
(quar.)
Service
8-15
1
15c
A
8-15
1
9-
9- 1
25c
ciass
8-31
8-15
9-15
9-
Southwestern Public Service,
4.15%
10-20
4.25%
^I2'/2jc.:;^J.8»24 %
(quar,Jt__^____
certificates
trust
certificates
Juan Racing
Assn
Shares
Indiana,
preferred A (quar.)_
5'A% preferred (quar.)
tl5c
,i5c->v:
(quar.ji.*:
trust
Securities
1
Public
.
•
37'Ac
5%
9-
Inc.
Antonio
San
9-10
9-20
$1.75
(quar.)
New
t25c
preferred
Voting
Voting
8:18
1
of
"
(qu®________r
(quar.)
Light
Fund
San
8-18
9- 1
25c
$1.20
$1.25
9-
Co.
8-12
9-1
Francisco
preferred
Regis Paper
1
9-15
2
9-
preferred
1
„
(quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey Ltd. (quar.)
Salant & Salant, class A (quar.)
Samson
Convertible
Securities
&
3
8-15
9-
Service
9-
1
9-14
9-15
15c
common
preferred
(quar.)____
Southwestern Investors, Inc. (Del.)
Southwestern Life Insurance Co.
(Texas)—
5
Co.
preferred
preferred
4.40%
1
26c
Common
8-12
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper
Joseph
St.
,f8-15
8-15
27c
4.50%
Electric
1
Inc.
5%
^7-
--
$1.20
Public
Drug,
9-
Co
Inc.
Louis-San
$5
4
San
(quar.)
New
&
preferred
$5
a-16
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Southwestern
Southwestern
11-
50c
(quar.30c
common
6
9-1
Tool
&
Stores,
Croix
St.
.8-26
9-15
9-
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
8-12
70c
25c
(quar.)—__
(quar.)
common
preferred
9-
(quar.)
4.30%
preferred-: (quar.)
Safway Steel Products (quar.)
8
9-1
10-
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
conv.
8-12
7-20
'
4%
preferred
Service
$1.20
1
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
8-19
75c
$1
convertiblerprCferred
Gear
Peterson
Safeway
preferred
3.35%
Southwest
6
8-18
Ryder System, Inc.
4.32%
Common
9-
Co.,
1
9-
$62'Ac
$2.38
Co.
noncumulative
4.40%
Ruppert (Jacob), 4'A% preferred
Ryan Aeronautical Co. (quar.)__
-
4.80%
Public
8-15
8-19
Rubbermaid.
15c
(quar.)
Co.
1
9-15
5%
8-12
8-12
40c
(quar.)
preferred
9-
9
8-31
.'v.'
(quar.)
Service
8-15
9-10
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd.,
12'Ac
(quar.)___
4.64%
1
9-
8-19
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
Public
9-
(quar.)
com.
Chemical
Railway
9-1
9- 6
9-
net
•
preferred
Southern
9-
8-15
34c
Ltd.,
(s-a)
Gas
9-15
(quar.)^.
Row
8-10
•
preferred
8-15
10c
Paper, Ltd., class A
Ross
2
62'Ac
4'A%
1
preferred
$1.02'A
Co., common
preferred A..(quar.)
Class B
,
9-2
15c
4.20%
9-
50c
RoSe Maj-ie Reid, ".'common
9-30
■<-.>
35c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Natural
40c
;
22c
common
Industries,
Southern
$1
Haas
Rolland
><xr
^3-10
(quar.)
Accident
Tenn.)
$4.75
8-15
Power,
9-10
(quar.)______
8-15
9
12'/2c
$1.37'A
:
(quar.)
&
Fertilizer
8-15
1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
8-15
1
9-
&
4%
'
(Chattanooga,
Southern
8-10
9-15
.2565'A
(quar.)
Canada
9-
Corp.
Rockwell Mfg. Co.
Rockwell-Standard
Rohm
1
(quar.)
preferred
1
preferred
.__—.i—
75c
Progress Mfg. Co., $1.25 conv. pfd. (initial)
Providence Washington Insurance Co.—
$2
9-
5.44%
Southern
8
t40c
(quar.)
Corp., 2nd preferred.
convertible preferred (quar.)
4%%
8-10
8-
1
(s-a)
Procter-Silex
1
8-15
9
;
9-
(quar.)____
(quar.)__
Co.
8-15
5
9-
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred {quar.)__
Prince
7
9-
preferred
9-
$2.46
pfd.
(1958 series)
(quar.)
Pope & Talbot, Inc., common (quar.)
6%
9-
3.90%
40c
(quar.)
series)
8-12
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
4%
8-12
91%c
...
"___
(quar.)
(1957
1
8-10
(quar.)
1
Electric—
pfd.
9-
1
common
9-
25c
preferred
25c
9-
Water,
$1.7722
,
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
8-12
California
(initial).
Co.—
(quar.)
common
1
Southern
8
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
9-
9-15
8-
•
Ry.—
(quar.)__________^_____„_^_
& S.)
Polaioid
1
25c
9-26
(quar.)__—
56c
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (quar.)________
Pittsburgh Steel Co., 5% pfd. class A (quar.)
5'A% prior preferred first series (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7% preferred (quar.)
Plymouth Rubber Co., Inc. (quar.)
!
Pogue
8-
preferred
25c
(quar.)
preferred
6
3.70%
8-11
-
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co., com.
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
7%
!
9-
(quar.)_
5'A%
9- 2
Extra
■
5
35c
Company
8-12
8-19
(quar.)_
pfd.
6%
8-
8-12
9c
Gas
8-31
Southern
8-12
20c
(quarterly
preferred
conv.
30'Ac
8-10
.
1
5c
$1.60
pioneer
5
(quar.)
8-25
9-
$1
A
5
8-
$1.23%
9-10
(quar.)
class
8-
8-31
(quar.).
$1.50
common
Inc.
income)
8-31
29VaC
preferred K
7-29
:
(Hartford)
Industries,
26'Ac
(quar.)
4.95%
1
(quar.)__
& Electrotypers,
Fund,
investment
Pinellas
(quar.).
preferred
preferred
8-22
25c
(quar.)
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
Pillsbury Co., common (quar.)
$4
preferred
4.78%
1
9-
!
Gas,
5
4.24%
60c
Rochester Transit Corp.
9-14
5
1
8-22
9-12
8-
9-
8-19
9-20
9-28
7-29
9-
1
3
9-29
8-15
$1.18%
8-15
10-
2
8-15
-
$1.02'A
preferred L
9-15
8-
(quar.)__
8-15
8-12
9-29
8-31
37'Ac
(quar.)
8-31
Co.—
preferred J
preferred I
9-
25'Ac
80c
^
9- a
(quar.)
75c
Co.
(quar.)
Electric Corp.—
2
9-30
9-30
preferred
683Ac
H.)
1
4.08%
7c
(quar.)
preferred H (quar.).
4.10%
'
Natural
12-15
9-
8-22
8-
Edison
4.10%
75c
(quar.)
3.65%
preferred (quar.)
:
5%
preferred (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co.
(quar.)
Piedmont
1-1-61
128c
8-19
9-30
'
California
43A%
1
i
Reading Corp. (quar.)
Suburban Transportation
Insurance
Southern
9- 5
9-
&
Engravers
9-15
9-10
(quar.25c
Co.
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
$20c
7c
Inc., common (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)
preferred
1
75c
(quar.)
& Myers,
&
10-
9-10
9-10
Insurance
Oil
Ltd.
9- 2
50c
Common
Phoenix
Penn
7-30
27c
Philadelphia
Quarterly
•__.
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—
Photo
Carolina
8
5c
9-15
9- 1-
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)!.
___'_
11-21
7-19
2'Ac
Engineering, class A
Manufacturing
(quar.)__
9-28
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norrlstown RR.
,
12-1
7-29
8-31
31'Ac
8-15
$1
_
preference
16c
8-
8-15
38aAc
f
8-12
$1.75
;
Dodge Corp. (quar.)_;
•Philadelphia Electric Co., common
dividend
Soss
8-22
3
2'.'
7c
Soroban
8-19
8-31
35c
1
9-
$1.12'/2
(quar.)__
Phelps
$1
8-18
9-16
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Co., class A
(H.
9-
25c
pfd.
Co.
8-31
9-12
8-
25c
(quar.)__
South
6
8-
50c
(quar.)___
preferred
15c
(quar.)
5'A%
preferred (quar.)__
6%
preferred
(quar.)
8-15
$1
(quar.)__
Gas
preferred
$1.55
65c
B
1
$1 /.'
1__
(quar.)
Permutit,
Oil Corp.
Finance
8-15
$1
7%
Hopewell
&
$1.25
7-22
Southam,
9-
8-31
$1
(quar.)
7-22
9-15
7
8-20
10c"
2__
(quar.)___
8-15
1
8-26
9-21
25c
(quar.)
;
-8-15
10-
9-
25c
Laboratories
common
8-18
16c
Co.
(quar.).
(quar.)
12'Ac
Manufacturing, common (quar.)____
4'A%
convertible preferred
(quar.)______
Robbins
Corp.,
8-10
9-12
30c
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Sonotone
1
8-15
9-10
40c
$15c
(quar.).:
com.
;_
4'A%
9-
Oil
Products
50c
(quar.)
Rheem
25c
Year-end
Corp.,
9-15
$1
Drug & Chemical (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco (increased quar.)_
•
Perfex
Brass, Inc.
8-10
$1.50
Ltd.
Perkins Machine & Gear,
.
______t.___
8-10
14c
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
peoples Telephone (Butler, Pa.)
4'/2%
preferred
(quar.
Pepperell
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
:;
Sonoco
4.88%
8-10
Co.—
Peoples
Socony-Mobil
7-29
40c
1
;
8-18
8-26
8-19
45c
;
—
9- 8
5c
1
(quar.)
non-voting (quar.)
Publishing (quar.)
8-18
8-26
1
9-15
9-15
(s-a)
(quar.)
Snap-on-Toois Corp.
9-
50c
(quar.)____!
Wesson, Inc.
8-15
*
15c
1
Common
Fenton
A
(quar.)
14c
Chemical Fibre
(quar.)
9-
9-
voting
A
9-
$1.16
1
French
9-12
t$l,25
Fund_
B
South
(quar.)—
t
preferred
(quar.)_____
Class
Co.
&
Class
127c
9-
27'/2c
Pennsylvania
Common
■'A.:;
(Mo.)
(quar.)
Rexall
1
Penooscot
class
4%
Tool
Smith
&
Smith
8-1
Kline
8-31
65c
55c
_____;
Common
9-
8-31
7-29
B. )
8-31
1
$17'Ac
7'Ac
(quar.)
$1.01
10- 1
Smith
9
1
10-
60c
(quar.)_
quar.)
-2%
Industrial Corp. (reduced)
Republic Insurance Co. of Texas—
9
(Edson
15c
$1.10
25c
Smith
8-
10-
$1.20
Ltd. (quar.)
Oil Corp.
(reduced
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Oil Co. (quar.)
15c
(quar.)
92'Ac
;
6
9-
8-22
8-15
50c
pfd.
Co
Skil Corp.
(quar.)
Smith-Douglas Co. (quar.)
.
8-11
8-11
$l5c
;
Ltd., 5%
Skelly
9-16
9-
Sons,
V.
8-15
40c
Republic
•
35c
&
Saw & Steel
15c
1
8-12
(H.)
12-19
9-30
1
8-15
7yaC
(quar.)
Sinclair
(quar.)
(quar.).
Co.
9-
$1.15
8
Ltd—
9-15
$1.17'A
$1.12'A
9-
9-
9-1
Simpsons
10-10
683Ac
Extra
preferred (quar.)
Utilities Investment Co. (quar.)
4.64%
pfd.
Corp. (NJ)
Inc. (quar.)
Canada,
class A
$1.10
8-
2
;
Insurance
2
$1.06
pld.
1st
Chains
7-18
8-19
9-
9-12
,J
*•
Co., class A
8-
8-19
9-30
30c
♦
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemicals,
8-15
1
Simonds
87'Ac
•
dividend--
$1.10
(quar.)
4.24%
preferred
Life
9-6
8-15
Pennsylvania Power Co.,
5'A%
Insurance Co.
8-15
9-14
Simon
V
u._
30c
$15c
Comoany
8-16
7-15
12-31
of Rec.
quar.)__
stock
B
8-25
20c
non-cum.
Revere Copper &
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
Sand Corp. (quar.)
4.05%
Class
12'Ac
Reliable
5c
(s-a)
8-2
9-15
30c
A
Reliance
40c
E
C
D
E
F
G
3.70%
Stock
83Ac
—
4
35c
;
& Insulation
8-15
57'/2c
58'/2C
9-6
Holders
Payable
split
Silvray Lighting, Inc. (quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A
t20c
(quar.)__
Stores
25c
(quar.)
8-
1.:
(increased
When
Share
'
Stiapping
Two-for-one
40c
)_'____*__d7
(quar.
Company,
Owl
Reheis'
9-16
8-15
1
8-19
9-
Steel
*40c
'quar.)
Co.1,(quar.)
Inc.
Refractory
Renold
t62'Ac
9-14
21c
gains)
& Machinery—
preferred A
(quar.)____
preferred
Inc.
Rayonier,
Raytheon
7-20
8-15
capital
Ranney Refrigerator Co
8- 3
10- 3
9- 1
7-22
Name of Company
Signode
America—
Purina
Ranco,
Electric Co.—
Pennsylvania
1st
Ralston
8-31
10c
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
$3.50
•
of
t45c
Ltd.
Life
•Peninsular
8-17
9-15
'160c
(quar.)
(from
8-15
40c
—_
Per
1
7-22
50c
(initial-quar.)
common
Holders
8-15
$1.37'A.
convertible
Corp.
Red
J20c
,
new
Hydraulic
Radio
8-19
.
39c
Singer
$1.20
10c
common
(quar.)
common
9- 1
(incr.)
com.
(quar.)
7£y''y Reading Co., 4%
A-
■
7%
preferred (quar.)_
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
5%
convertible prior preferred
(quar.)__
Pembina Pipe Line, Ltd.—
5%
1st preferred (quar.)
Pendleton
10- 1
8-29
'
(quar.)—.—$2.50
(quar.)
Ltd.,
9-15
$1
C.)—
Paper
Manufacturing,
4.68%
.8-15.
11c
••
Penick
7%o
8-15
8-25
8* I.
8-31*
9-15
8-6
9-1
45c
preferred (quar.)—___4
&
Company (quar.)—-_L__
4.60%
8-15
9-6
9- 1
_
Parsons
Paton
8-15
9- 6
(quar.)
com.
4%
preferred (quar.)—
papercraft
Corp.
(quar.)
Park-Lexington Co.
(N.
Y.)
35c
9- 6
_—__—.
Light,
(quar.)____.
Fund
Racine
$1.50
class A; (quar.)
&
Payable of Rec.
Simmons
2%;
37'Ac
Co.
When
Share
Quaker State Oil Refining
(quar.)
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)______
Quemont Mining, Ltd., common (quar.)
Quincy Mining Co., common
25c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__—____—
Co. (quar.)____
Mfg.
Corp.,
Penn
7-29
Inc.,
Oil
Puritan
7-29
7-29
8-15
•;
Corp.
Consolidated
Corp.
8-15
8-15
28'/ac
27'Ac
"
.
preferred
Pacolet
'
7-29
8-15
8-15
dividend
Stock
■6%
"
8-15
31'Ac
30c
_
4.80%
Power
preferred
31'Ac
31'Ac
(quar,);
redeemable pfd. (quar.)_
4.50%
.
5'A%
7-29
8-15
Sound
34%c
—__
preferred
1st
Per
Name of Company
Pugct
(quar.)
preferred
5'A%
Holders
Electric Co.—
&
preferred
6%
When
Payable oj Rec
Share
49
(641)
—
9- 1
10c
9-14
8-15
25c
8-15
7-21
250
8-15
7-21
N
M
M
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(642)
(quar.)
—
4.16%
preferred B (quar.)
preferred 0 (quar.)
—
Tampax, Inc.
(quar.)
—
Taylor Fibre Co. (quar.).
—__
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.—
5%
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32% preferred (quar.)
Technology Instrument
(stock dividend) —
5.10%
Television-Electronics Fund,
Corp.
Tennessee
Gas
New
(initial
quar.)
•
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5 80%
5.85%
6.70%
8-
Value
Vanadium
1
9-23
9-
4Vi %
9-13
8-19
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
9
10-
Ml
} I»
1
9-
1
9-
1
9-9
Vulcan
9
1
9-
9-
9
1
9-
9 "
Wagner
1
9-
9
Waite
1
9-
9
Walgreen
9-20
9-
6
77,280
$1.56Va
9-20
9-
6
8-31
Stock
7-30
,
Amulet
9-
1
9-
Walker
$2.50
Mines.
Company
dividend
V
1
8-
Ward
5
&
H
Tokheim
A
Toledo
9-
Common
8-
1
Scale
8-
Warren
1
8-
9-
1
8-
5
Washburn
9-
1
8-
5
Washington
Mutual
9-1
8-
5
Washington
Natural
9-
8-
5
1
9-
9-
2
,
A
(quar.)
8-20
1
8-
8-15
9-
1
1
preferred
preferred
5%
5%
Transdyne
Travelers
(quar.)
8-10
9-10
8-19
8-18
8-
4
9-12
8-
8
dividend)
(stock
Corp.
Insurance
—
(quar.)
(Hartford)
Co.
30c
30c
Quarterly
Quarterly
H !
If
Coal
Truax-Traer
Trunkline
True
Gas
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp.
Temper
(quar.)
A
Tuboscope Co. (quar.)
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc., common (quar.)
'■i. 5%
preferred (1957 series) (quar.)_
Twin
208
Clutch Co.
Disc
South
130c
5%
35c
30c
LaSalle
Tyer Rubber Co.,
(quar.)
Street
.
—-
(quar.).!—__
(quar.)
Corp.
common
'
40c
$1.25
1
30c
15c
35c
62Vic
$1
62Vic
10c
$1.06'A
^
Corp.
A
preferred
Oil
(quar.)___—
!•!
Inc.
Udylite
Corp.
(quar.)
Union
Carbide
Corp.
Union
Electric
Co.,
$4.50
preferred
i—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$3.70 preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
■
n
$3.70
«•
preferred
$3.50
Car
Texas
Natural
A
Class
■
United
.
(quar.)
Gas
.
V
t',1
■;i:
Lines
Aircraft
United
Investors
(Two
shillings
So
African
1
8-
5
any
9-
1
8-
5
100%
Fund
Artists
Corp.
$4.50
preferred
United
5%
-
(quar.)__-
.
—
(quar.).
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)—
,
United
Electric
United
(quar.)
.
Coal Cos.
1
8-16
4.30%
10c
Engineering & Foundry Co.—
-
1
8-16
Western
8-31
8-15
Western
United
Fuel
6%
>
class
Insurance
1
9-15
1-4-61
12-15
10-
1
9-
1-4-61
5%
1
9-15
1-4-61
12-15
10-
1
12-
preferred
8-
8-15
8-
8-
8-19
8-25
Whirlpool
...
11-25
t
4V'4%
of
(quar.)—
11-18
9
9
8-15
border
9-
9
8-15
delivery
and
8
9-15
(S.
S.)
8-12
9-
2
8-12
Wilbur Chocolate, com.
Wilcox Oil Co. (quar.)
9-
9
8-19
Will
1
Winkelman
9-
8-
5
Winn-Dixie
7-20
3.60%
11-15
10-20
Wisconsin
92Vic
87Vic
40c
11-15
10-20
11-15
10-20
9-30
8-31
8-15
7-20
Win-Chek
share, less
of 7ya%)_
per
tax
8-15
7-20
Class
7-20
Wisconsin
pfd.
Co.
Ltd.
A
9-
1
8-15
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc.
$30c
9-
1
8-
Lovett
10c
9-30
1
9-19
:
1
9-
8-15
8-
1
30c
9-15
8-19
10-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
8
Baker,
1
8-
8
Ball,
4
9-15
Barrow,
9-12
8-26
A.
(Alan)
Wood
8-11
Wood
8-19
Blyth & Co., Inc.______
450,000
Chaplin,
9
&
9-16
Clark,
8-15
8-
1
E.
9-
8-19
Richard
8-
Courts
1
8-16
25c
8-15
1
9-30
9-16
Woodward
20c
9-
8-18
Wool worth
(F.
7-20
Curtiss,
9-30
9-20
J.
8-15
Dallas
-
9
Woolworth
7-29
Davis, Skaggs & Co
8-15
8-
1
R.
9-19
5
9-
9-
2
1-3-61
12-
2
Publishing
Wurlitzer
Co.
*
9
10-1
9-
9
9-30
10-
1
Drexel
8-31
l'
%
5%
class
United
(7c
Co.
from
United
S.
t
Borax
4 Va %
V'f
U.
4
S.
8-15
7-30
9-20
8-31
U
S
U.
S.
7%
U.
S.
(N.
J.),
preferred
Pipe &
Corp., common
15c
:_
common
States
Steel
22 Vic
(quar.)
30c
.
27 Vic
Corp.,
Universal
8-11
9-
1
1
Wood Steel)
$6
pfd. (quar.)
t$1.37'A
9-
9-
75,000
40c
1
8-15
9-10
15c
8-30
9-
3
M
8-
62'Ac
ord.
(interim)
10'Ac
1
2
9-
9-
1
1
8-12
25c
8-
1
7-20
10-
1
9-20
11-
1
10-20
25c
12-
Monthly
1
11-18
(quar.)_
25c
9-10
8-23
(quar.)
10c
8-30
8-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
O
9-13
•
conv.
Oil
8-18
7%
9-15
10-
1
8-19
12-
8-31
9-9
8-
5
$1.75
8-20
8-
2
8-15
7-29
$1.50
8-15
7-22
65c
8-30
8-10
9-
8-15
(quar.)
Universal Insurance, new com. (initial-quar.)
25c
7-15
1
8-31
8-19
$1.25
(quar.)
9-15
8-15
5%
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
com,
($50 par)
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
9-10
8-25
62'Ac
1
9-15
17'Ac
10-
1
9-15
$1.25
;
10-
10-
1
9-15
9
9-10
(quar.)_
8-15
20c
Inc.,
Smithers
R.
Dulles
Brothers
Fx-ank,
Co—
250,000
Stone
75,000
Mellen
Inc
Swiss
Peabody
&
Co,
Pettis
Co.
75,000
100,000
Langley & Co.__
Lee
Freres
Co.,
Van
Loeb,
Mackall
&
100,000
Noel
Common,
Co.
250,000
&
&
100,000
Dann
—75,000
450,000
G.
300,000
White, Masterson & Co.
White, Weld & Co
Dean, Witter & Co
Woodard-Elwood & Co.
100,000
Yarnall,
—
125,000
Rhoades
.-
Irving Lundborg
R.
—
&
Brothers
250,000
&
Neuhaus
Alstyne,
Vietor.
M.
Co,_
&
Co.
450,000
Co,_—r__
100,000
Inc.—
250,000
Carl
150,000
—
—
Underwood,
Co.—
Lehman
Corp..
Co
Day
Higginson Corp.—_
&
175,000
&
100,000
American
Trask
300,000
C.
&
Inc
Anthony
L.
500,000
Meeds
-
Bissell
Co.,
—
Tucker,
450,000
75,000
Secu¬
Carlwright
&
100,000
450,000
Spencer
100,000
Laird,
Klrkpatrick
&
Thomas
75,000
Kidder & Co., Inc.
i
Webster
Co.
175,000
Co.
Corp,
Sweney
Mil¬
&
&
Stroud
75,000
&
125,000
Meyer &
—
rities
Lane,
75,000
Boyce__
Fox
—_____
ler,
&
Stern,
Inc
Johnson,
Kidder,
Bros.
75,000
Co
Stern
Bat-
225,000
&
Co
&
&
300,000
Space Corp.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
A. M.
Steele
150,000
&
Co._
175,000
J.
250,000
&
Joseph,
&
Staats
Co.
&
Co.
Co.
Co.—_
&
tles,
The
&
Hutton
E.
W.
&
Weeks—
Noyes
Hutton
F.
&
9-
75c
pfd.
Co.
5%
Co
Bros.,
S.
William
Stein
E.
175,000
450,000
225,000
Co.__
300,000
Co.
125,000
Barney
H.
Lazard
dividend
3
5%
9
F.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
8-31
9-
Co.,
Co
Co.
100,000
75,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc..
—V. 191, p. 1881.
H.
Walker
Werthelm
—.
&
I
150.000
Scrib-
Inc.
Starkweather
Janney,
25c
9-15
1-1-61
Smith,
225,000
—
&
ner,___
150,000
I
75,000
&
Co
Agnew
125,000 "
&
Co.—_
Deane &
450,000
Hornblower
9-15
25c
Cab
&
Shuman,
Singer,
450,000
Stone
Co.—
125,000
300,000
Hutz-
—_____
Hayden, Miller & Co.__
Hemphill,
8-15
10c
20c
Co.
Shields
&
Co.
225,000
&
&
&
Hammill
Hayden,
(quar.)
Monthly
Younker
1
Stuart
Co.
300,000
125,000
125,000
Incorporated
&
Winston
Shearson,
&
—
Co—
&
ler
Harriman
8-15
CO
Halsey.
Mosle
Rothschild
F.
75,000
_j_
Schwabacher
450,000
Co.
&
Marache
Ripley & Co.,
Incorporated
8-19
Yellow
250,000
Inc.
450,000
& Co
Sachs
& Stieglitz—
Hallgarten & Co
3
8-19
75,000
&
&
Co
Co
Biddle
250,000
300,000
&
Co.
75,000
450.000
450,000
Zlon's Co-operative Mercantile Institute—
Extra
•
30c
9-15
8-31
Texas Mexican
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Transfer
t Payable
books
not
closed
for
this
dividend,
In
Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
a
Less British
y
Previously published
date
125,000
Halle
9-15
1
& Pharmaceutical Corp.—
Corp.,
500,000
Company
(quar.)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
9-
___^—_____
(quar.)_
Consolidated
Corp
Co.—
Granbery,
(quar.)
Chemicals
Boston
Southwest
Goldman,
8-16
10-
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
United Stores
8-31
15c
preferred
Vitamin
$1.12'A
50c
(quar.)
(s-a)_-
Foundry Co.
27Vic
35c
Playing Card Co
United
«.
!___
(quar.).
Chemical
&
First
Glore, Forgan
(Detroit)-—
Co.
Mfg.
& Co
Salomon Bros.
First
8-15
37c
(quar.)
1
125,000
300,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Fridley & Frederking—
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
1
10-14
9-
1
Stock
10c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Lines
4Vi%
»►: *
Corp.
Illuminating Co.
and
The
Co—
Rowles,
The
10-31
90c
Yates-American Machine Co.—
income
Riter
Gardner.
&
250,000
Co
&
100.000
250,000
125,000
&
Reynolds
225,000
8-
1
9-
$1.50
(quar.)
Towne
Inc.
Reinholdt
—
7-30
W.
profits)——
Co.,
75,000
225,000
Estabrook
8-15
9-
&
—
Pressprlch & Co.
Pierce &
Rotan,
—
&
Inc
W.
L.
Securities & Co
9-
Yale
Co.,
<
125,000
Shepard
150,000
Elworthy & Co
Hop-
__;
Rauscher,
Union
Dillon,
Jaffray &
wood
R.
250,000
125,000
8-15
9-15
7-30
.
investment
securities
Greenfield
United
1
Fund—
net
from
9-
Piper,
Prescott,
75,000
75,000
100,000
Webber, Jackson
Curtis
450.000
8-31
9-30
:
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Worsted
75,000
Co
Equitable Secur. Corp.-
11c
25c
Wyandotte
-
t$l
*
Inc.—
Science
3c
-
(annual)
A
Funds,
United
U.
Growers—-
&
300,000
-—
Eastman
50c
Wyandotte
Co.
Francis I. duPont & Co.
8-
Extra
<
&
8-11
8-20
6
Son
100,000
Ohio
Paine,
100,000
Co., Inc.___
Dominick
&
8-25
Monthly
8-31
&
17'Ac
A
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr.—
Monthly
8-
—
Dominick
Newbold's
Co._
125,000
Com-
&
Inc
pany,
Dittmar
10-
8-24
8-
Inc.
Dickson
S.
9
1
Co.,
H.
500,000
250,000
175,000
100,000
Inc.
25c
class
W.) Ltd.— deposit receipts for
Amer.
Co.,
8-19
•
125,000
Co.
Co.—
Pacific Northwest Co.—
Securities
25c.' f
(F.
World
Co.__;
&
&
8-
183Ac
&
&
The
75,000
Corp.
8-15
,
Stanley
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
150,000
House
Union
125,000
150,000
Co
25c
5c
Co.
W.)
&
125,000
225,000
Co._
Dain
M.
Co.___
&
Clark
W.
&
9-
1%
ini%
Machinery
Co.
Clark
45c
W.
75,000
450,000
Co.
&
Mdseley
&
—
20c
(G. H.) & Co., Ltd., 5'A%
Iron
Dodge
W.
S.
McGuinness
Co.______
Inc.
&
Lynch
9-
1
Co.,
Smith
&
150,000
Pierce,
Leonard
F.
45c
;
75,000
&
175,000
Inc.
Milwaukee Co
Morgan
1
25c
Newspaper
Moore,
250,000
8-
(quar.)
8-15
Leary
&
7y2c
(see Alan
Insurance
A
The
150,000
125,000
Co.,
TUrben
250,000
10-
32'Ac
Class
225,000
Kraus
&
Incorporated
Inc.______
Service—•
Wolverine
125,000
Co.__
&
&
Fenner
Merrill,
-
Co
Co
Lynch,
Blair
8-15
(quar.)
250,000
&
Co.
G. Becker & Co., Inc.
25c
(quar.):
Light Co.
Steel
Weeks
Burge
Merrill
&
&
McDonnell
Com¬
Baird
Masten
9-10
50c
(quar.)
9-10
8-23
Mexican
authorized
Amount
E.
McDonald
8-19
v 9-10
$1.31'A
(quar.)
Power
9-15
8-23
the
an
follows:
as
9-23
i
85c
(quar.)
are
A.
$1,500,000
—
W.
10-
35c
;
&
Inc.i_______
Co.,
1
30c
(quar.)_.
company
75,000
Inc.
pany,
Robert
9-
»
the
&
■
Allyn
9-
95C
(Increased)
Electric
Public
C.
9
25c
Abercrombie
Company
■
A.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
50c
9
transportation
Amount
Co.—•
monthly
&
from
8-15
(quar.)
Power
purchase
to
9-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
9-16
9-
the
from
system has
agreed
1
quar.)
9-
7-30
for
extending
The
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the principal underwriters of the
debentures, and the principal amount thereof which each has severally
15c
(initial
Common
7-30
system
gas,
York.
a system which at December 31,
included
approximately 2,063 miles of pipelines.
The company
presently engaged in the exploration for and production of oil and
gas in 11 states.
9-
11c
Wisconsin
7-30
pipeline
New
1959
10-
30c
Apparel,
Stores,
9-19
8-15
a
natural
to
is
Industries—
9-19
8-15
of
in
35c
:
Bros.
capacity
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-10
8-15
operates
Texas
6-30
8-18
Wmmm'mmmrn
Monthly
6
and
wholesale
southern
by its Little Big Inch division through
dividend
Wilson-Jones
9-
10-
transmission
1
$1.12'A
dividend
8-16
10-15
the
1
$1.7.5
Candle
Stock
9-15
1
Is
8-
Bros,
(quar.)
Williams-MeWilliams Industries—
6
business
8-
Williams
Wbod
principal
8-15
(quar.)
Baumer
8-26
1
company's
1
"
9-
con¬
9-
(increased-quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
Cement
Corp.
&
6%
with
36c
Mfg.
2
8-15
connection
7-28
(quar.)
Dental
9-
1
In
1
1
Wickes
5
used
expected to cost $75,000,000 in 1960.
are
1
preferred
Whitehall
5
the
sale
of
the
debentures,
to retire outstanding revolving
be
9-
common
White Stores. Inc.
8-
will
8-15
(quar.)___„
8-31
8-
in
at
in
from
be used
9-
4c
(quar.)
preferred
White
10-19
sale
will
which
$1.20
common
8-15
1
proceeds
32c
(quar.)
8-31
8-15
company of less than
option of the company at
downward thereafter to
scaling
60c
common
9-13
8-15
the
the
at
(quar.)
4.40%
8-31
11-
to
cost
and
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
4 V2 %
8-26
9-
1961
pfd.
White Stag Mfg. Co., class A
Class
B
(quar.)
8-18
owns
8-
9-
i
United Grain
and
common
pence
B
Co.
Corp.,
10-20
60c
$1.06Vi
oversubscribed
was
It is also engaged in the transportation of petroleum
the production and refining of oil and gas.
The
gas.
and
company
6-30
interest
balance
the
programs,
natural
8-22
Monthly
% preferred (quar.)
offering
redeemable
in
the
and
BUSINESS—The
15c
(quar.)
Motor
5 y4 %
/
notes,
15c
income)
Co.,
Securities
convertible
White
5
9-10
9-10
175c
(quar.)__
Of¬
1980.
struction
1
8-15
an
105.38%
approximately $16,000,000
1
16'Ac
Telephone
Inc.
Weyerhaeuser
9-30
10-30
25c
United Gas Improvement, common
4 'A
8-15
26'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.X
preferred
8-15
138c
115c
137c
Debentures
—
its principal sales area of approximately 2,186
million cubic feet per day, including deliveries from its gas
storage
facilities. The petroleum products transportation business is conducted
Breweries,
preferred
Westmoreland.
12-15
10-
in
9
;
Supply,
Canada
3.80%
9-15
1-4-61
at
PROCEEDS—Of
9
12-30
(quar.)
Pacific
RR.
(quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Corp., com.
12-15
$1.75
preferred
7-29
9-30
60c
Western
9-15
10-
Investments, Ltd.—
A
1
9-
25c
preferred
Carolina
j
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
i
8-26
25c
•
Utilities,
Auto
11-15
40c
(quar.);
Common
7%
C
common
IVn
8-31
Texas
65c
25c
90c
45c
$1.12Vi
$1
92Vic
87Vic
$1.12Vi
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Corporations, Ltd., class A
B
(quar.)
preferred
9-.10
time
at
otherwise
are
products
non-resident
9-
West
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
owns
are
entitled
to
a
sinking
fund,
which will retire approximately 95% of the
For a period of five years, the debentures
maturity.
to
but
credit
preferred
8-15
10c
.
United Biscuit Co. of America,
Class
i
9-
$1.12
Snowdrift, 4.80%
10c
—
108,648
debentures
1963,
1,
refundable
5.375%
Gas—
Telephone
12Vic
___
<
'14
22'Ac
(quar.)
Feb.
prior
not
are
9-30
8-10
(quar.)
West Driefontein Gold Mining, Ltd.—
Ordinary regular (final)
Corp.—
(auar.)—____i
Air
United
Co.
(quar.)_
B
1
—
(quar.)
Tank
Class
._
(quar.)
preferred
Union
Union
i'/>
(quar.)
$4
■
■'
(quar.)
common
8-26
1
(Calif.)—
convertible
$1
(quar.)
The
100%.
at
REDEMPTION—The
issue
8-25
25c
investment
&
Coast
$1.44
8-10
8-31
net
(From
H
Uarco,
9-9
10-
40c
V
(quar.).
Stock
$4.25
Corp.
outstanding
owns
treasurer,
company
'
Class
8-22,
1
-
Perlman
and
9
25c
convertible
9-
Triangle Conduit & Cable (quar.)_^_
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.
(Texas)—
l"
8-15
/>:;
Western
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(auar.)
6%
'')■
1
$1.12 VA
—
(quar.)—
9-
(quar.)
preferred
6%
6%
.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
priced
9-
(quar.)
Wayne Mfg. (quar.)
Weir.garten (J.) Inc.,
West
125c
125c
122'Ac
122Vic
125c
125c
130c
Transmission
has
company
which
the books closed.
9-
beginning
-
King
8-10
25c
the
wife
Perlman, his
Eastern
7-30
1
Common
1
$1,06/4
indebtedness,
stock,
of
common
8-15
9-23
8-30
10-
3iyic
1
pfd.
$1.25
(quar.)
Wire
Common
Western
(quar.)
4Va %
"!<
8-15
25c
Swasey Co. (quar.)
(S. D.) Company, common
preferred
9-
25c
(quar.)
4% %
4
8-19
9-12
3%
&
$4.50
Corp. Fund—
Common
%
9-
9-10
37'Ac
1
9-
preferred
Wesson
(quar.)
Common
2
9-20
62'Ac
(quar.)
$4.50
'
8-31
—•—
of
Betty Lee
shares.
Texas
Pharmaceutical—
Warner
1
40c
IOV2C
(quar.)——
certain
to
shares
and
fered—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. heads an underwriting
group that has offered on Aug. 10 an issue of $25,000,000
of this corporation's 5%%
debentures due 1980,
5
40c
(quar.).
Corp.,
8-
1
9-
--
Corp.
8-
30c
—
8-
9-
8-31
—
(quar.)
Co.—
Trans-Canada
'V
Y.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.56%
8-25
$20c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Industries
9-15
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Edison
4V4 %
§
8c
(quar.)
Co., common
class
Warner-Lambert
8-
9-15
(quar.)
Trust, Ltd.
Securities
8-29
addition
'
5
9-30
8-
9-10
10-20
35c
$1
30c
30c
20c
60c
——
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.)—.—
Roller Bearing (quar.)
(N.
In
Wellington Equity Fund—
__———ss,—.
preferred (quar.)
Thriftlmart, Inc., class A
Class
B
(quar.)_
Co.
9-15
5c
_______
Corp.
(quar.)
^
Electric Corp.
(quar.)—.
8-26
Toledo
-V
shares
Waste
Tobacco
.i
6
—
—
5
products
215,096
20c
$1.43%
—____
8-31
Guarantee
8-15
1
9-
8-11
Title
8-12
9-
of
8-25
7-29
—
:——
_—,
Timken
H.j
1
9-
ment
9-20
9-15
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
(quar.)
the preparation of a catalogue and
into and, if successful, the develop¬
supplementary to those now produced; and the bal¬
ance of $215,250 will be added to working capital and used to
purchase
raw
materials and components and to finance a finished goods in¬
ventory.
• ! -
8-15
9-10
Waco-Porter
9-
common
Oil
&
1
8-
7Ac
30c
Inc.,
Coal
test equipment;
$25,000 for
advertising; $25,000 for research
8-15
8-15
Washington Steel Corp., common (quar.)
4.80% convertible preferred (quar.)
Industries.
1
9-
15c
12'Ac
—
Co.-
Iron
&
9-
9
1
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, Inc.—
i
"
Mold
10-
and
8-12
6
—
(quar.)
common
—
10-
9-
Continued from page 8
7-29
8-15
■
approximately $75,000 to be borrowed and secured by a mortgage, will
be used to erect a building with approximately 25,000 square feet of
manufacturing space; approximately $50,000 to purchase metal-working
8
7-29
8-15
25c
:
7-29
Pacific
<
(Chattanooga,
.—
preferred (quar.)
■5%%
preferred (quar.)
6y4%
preferred (quar.)
9
10-
—
(quar.)
5%
9
10-
(quar.)_
(quar.)-
Co.
Tenn.)
(quar.)
Vulcan
Materials,
10-
$143,4
$1.45
$1.46/4
$1.67 A
25c
4%
■'
8-
8-19
Common
'
8-10
2
35c
Therm-O-Disc
Co.
(quar.)
30c
Thompson Industries
;—,__—
l°c
Thompson (John R.) Co. (quar.)
15c
Thompson Paper Box Co. Ltd—_______———+4c
JI
i'i
1
9-
8-15
Texas
'f
7-25
9-
Industries
10-
t$l
35c
8-16
Steel Co.
(quar.)—
America, com. (quar.)
Corp.
Chemical
10.
8c
50c
50c
25c
$1.12Vi
25c
$1.25
t3iy4c
15c
preferred
Voi-Shan
9
9-
Fund
Volunteer State Life Insurance
9
1
9-21
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
Virginia Dare Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Vogt Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
9
10-
10-21
(quar.)
Vanadium-Alloys
7-30
4
$1.16 ,;/
$1.16(4
$1.18
$1.22(4
$1-25
12Vic
com.
Co.
9-
8-
$1.12'/|
7-29
Income
7-30
Vick
28c
$1.02'/a'
$1.06%
8-15
-
8-26
9-15
Thatcher Glass
'
Line
Raalte
8-31
;
1
Monday, August 15, 1960
.
General Corporation and
Investment News
8-25
9-15
9-
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12Vic
$1.06'A
6%
(quar.)
Corp.
9-15
8-15
(initial)—
pfd. (quar.)_
(stock dividend)—
4'A%
Co.,
When
\.Per
' Share
Corp., new com
Pictures
Appliance,
Utility
Valspar
8
8-15
1
•
1
Van
$137''a
;
preferred (quar.)——______
Sulphur (quar.)
Texas
t
9-
$112va
—$1.18%
—
$1-25
£1-33 ,*
Gulf
Texas
t
8-
'
———
preferred (quar.)
1st preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.75%
8-1
8-29
31 Vic
Texaco, Inc. (quar.)_:
——,
Texaco Canada, Ltd., 4% pfd.
(quar.)
Texas Eastern Transmission, com. (quar.)—
5.60%
8-15
8-31
$1.28
S1--*'4
; $40C
———.
65c
5.50%
Universal
Transmission—
common
5.35%
Universal Match
1
8-15
112 V&c
27c
1%%
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)—_____
~.
preferred
(quar.)
4.50% convertible 2nd preferred
(quar.).
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)-—
—
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
4.72% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)—
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
5% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
5.12% preferred (quar.)
5.25% preferred (quar.)
——
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)
,—
];
1
8-
4c
4.25%
•i
8-
8-15
Inc.—
4.10%
!(!
.ft
8-15
18c
$1.08
$1.04
$1.27Va
65c
5c
(From investment income)—
Tennessee
V
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Tampa Electric Co., common
4.32% preferred A (quar.J
Holders
When
Per
■,
Name of Company
.
the
at
Non¬
source.
Railway oper.
Railway
oper.
>
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
$280,871
expenses
?
I960—6 Mos.—1959
$337,746
$1,744,713
$903,688
194,788
227,893
1,195,786
1,289,415
$86,083
$109,853
$548,927
$614,273
18,168
30,492
121,018
140,202
/
income tax.
and/or
record
date
was incorrect.
The corrected
date is indicated here.
t Payable in U. S. funds, less
x Less Jamaica income tax.
Canadian
i
»
payment
Net
rev.
fr.
ry,
ops—
•
.
,
15%
Net
non-residents tax.
■;
;
^
,
,
>
*
railway oper. inc—
—V. ,192,
p.. 157.
v
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■»
i
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mmhuw—wt
-
Volume
Texas &
192
Number 5977
New Orleans
period End. June 30—
Railway oper.
Railway
.
.
Commercial and Financial
The
.
the
of
RR.—-Earnings-
1960— Month—1959
$11,281,283
$12,658,818
$67,425,261
$71,060,670
expenses
8,o53,121
8,975,705
50,485,271
52,431,793
oper.
partnership
and 'records
1960—6 Mos.—1959
revenue...
Net
fr.
rev.
railway
—V.
ops.
inc..
oper.
192, p.
$2,728,162
430,375
ry.
$3,683,113
$16,939,990 $18,628,877
869,286
2,900,834
4,287,272
6 Vz 7c
oi
10.
stock
The
Conshohocken,
$609,986 in
the six
Pa.,
corporation
months
the
Engineering Corp.—Shows Profit
(with
ended
earned
Juno
30,
1960.
loss
A
sales
on
of
$15,809
was
this
ings
289,772
year
by
stockholders,
to
.company's
■erated
in the
use
fields
Peskin states.
for
fume
says,
In
air
over
another
Thermal
and
tional
installations
New
Thermal
contributed
The
interim
an
.finding
are,
and
waste
disposal,
to
results.
attractive
in
the
light
of
Peskin
at
York
nas
this
that
initial
an
installation
high
generated interest
well
as
in
of
number
a
other
as
projects
industrial
velocity, high
increased
205,494
tne
heat
heat release
equipment
combustion
/
its
utilizing
Finance
poration
recently
completed
Placement—The
190,
BUSINESS—Thorp
related
activities
p.
189,
Thurow
Pursuant
in
installment
Wisconsin
a
200,000 shares of $2.50
share,
per
PROCEEDS—The
sale
of
are
now
outstanding
The
the
of
be
be
from
the
utilized
to
balance
in
sale
the
working
capital
including
for
the
of
than
and
by
of
is
M.
of
for
expansion
of
of
of
to
successor
of
than
more
twenty
operation
its
and
company
operate
is
thousand
not
on
tyoes of
general
a
wholly-owned
made
of
W
Notes
of
the
One
Florida
in
cor¬
$22,694.48)
Class
A
common
Class
B
common
A.
contract
which
of
before
provide
from
tures
may
from
issue
interest
be
of
by
holder
for
after
Aug.
retired
I,
each
face
value
class
A
no
in
these
upon
or
be
result
of
in
191,
This
tion
retired with
iirm,
of
be
Associates
J.
666 Third
statement
is
Fredericks,
Wciser.
It
purchase
Chatham
with
stock
B
a
of
which
be
of
$250
of
the
conversion
will ' have
of
any
Mr.
price
B. Stapp
of the par
three
1,
Aug.
of
sale
securities.
of
for
Associates—Files
New
SEC
covering
sale
in
For
Yoik,
$1,000
on Aug. 5
$735,000 of
units
without
Offering—
filed
a registra¬
partnership in¬
underwriting.
partnership consisting of Joseph Lot term an, Fred
M. Kranzdorf, Stanley A. Spano and Ralph R.
to
tracts
acquire
of
and
exercise
exclusive
an
option
in
mortgages,
land
Each
of
and
is
The
tctal
to
the
is
aggregate. The purchase
$740,000 payable in cash.
the
five
partners
will
price,
ever
and
the
:
T
contribute
above
to the partnership
partnership interest.
partnership capital will thus be $740,000, which will be used
offering participations
of
$147,000
in
$1,000
his
acquire the'option and purchase
acquired by associates from Titan
the
option
Jersey, Inc., the present owners
are the sole stockholders of Titan
of
agreement
the properties.
Properties, Inc
747,519
2,954,432
3,558,844
2,801,514
expense
517,004
460,085
1,974,650
income
taxes
1,844,870
2,162,350
from
Suss-Leaf
The five
Lotterman
Properties,
Inc.,
option is being
which
holds
an
New
partners
&
property.' The
Weiser, Esqs.
will supervise
the
operation
Shares
,
7,500
Gregpry
&
Johnston,
Co. (Inc.)
Sons—75,000
Lemon
Auc.nncloss,
Redpath
Co.--
&
Parker
&
Co.,
Walter
50,000
&
7,500-
Co.__
Gorey Co._.—*
&
C.
Richard
10,000
Inc.,
A.
Harrison,
7,o00-
Inc.
7,500
Pacific Coast Securities Co.
7,500
45,000
A.
T.
Brod
40,000
C.
F.
Cassel & Co.,
_____
30,000
Cooley
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc,_
20,000
20,000
Craigmyle, Pinney & Co.~ '
Jones, Kreeger & Co.—__
Mead, Miller & Co.——
15,000
Wm,
Sade
&
—_
Co.
Ferris &
Rouse,
Co.__
Brewer,
Becker
Bryant____
Dittmar & Co.,
Stein
&
Hirsch
&
.
Inc.—.
5,000
Inc.__
Co
<te
J.
5,000
& Co._
—5,000
Mericka
&
5,000
5,000
5,000
Co.,
Coe___
15,000
—
5,000
&.
Boyce—_
15,000
Rotan, Mosle & Co.______
5,000
Bateman, Ltd.__
10,000
The
10.000
Strader
Bros.
Frank B.
&
Co.——
Howard,
Weil,
191,
Inc.
Labouisse,
&
Co
10,000
State
Investment
5,000
Company,
&
Co.
Inc.
5,000
T. Williams & Co.,
C.
Harold
2794.
p.
Wood
E.
Inc,
5,000
Inc.
5.000
Co
&
5,000
Zilka, Smither & Co.,
Virginia-Carolina
The
Chase
Chemical
Manhattan
stock,
common
no
Bank
has
Corp.—Registrar
been
appointed
value, of the corporation.—V.
par
Apptd.
registrar
190,
of
the
2186.
p.
the
Engineering, Inc.,
Wakefield,
Mass.—Files
Securities and Exchange
Commission—
corporation
covering
The
common
at
$3
July
on
SEC
offered
26,
100,000
filed
1960
of
shares
letter of notification with
stock
(no
par)
to be
a
Martin Associates, Inc.,
City.
proceeds are to be used to reduce existing liabilities, purchase,
machinery,
equipment,
and
additional
inventory,
and
for
working
capital.
:V'
(((y,
•
•'
New
through
snare,
per
Robert
A.
York
The
■
Warner
BUSINESS—The
421,006
2,144,570
brakes
1,425,736
industrial
$17,710,823
$14,962,082
$
4,042,406
3,442,557
5,146
$
to. construction—Cr
air
$
1,360,211
3,447,703
$
—213,303
$
881,133
$
875,687
3,172,079
$
2,572,016
equipment,
electric
and
in
1958,
the
on
totaled
Net
electric
Co.^-CQhimon Stock
last
50c
or
in
used
$11,636,000
months
four
first
amounted
year
and
per
clutches
aggregated
year
last
stock,
common
fan
and.
automotive
systems.
for- the
and
income
$213,000
Is a leading manufacturer
of electric.
component parts in a wide variety of
wheel brakes for mobile homes and
compressor
cooling
and
EARNINGS—Sales
774,000
$4,043,000.
1,088,990
—479,078
company
used
as
clutches
and
conditioning
share
4,053,212
Clutch
&
Aug,of 154,916
Beloit, 111., com-"'
pany, at $10.75 per share, by an underwriting group
headed by Blunt Ellis & Simmons and Bacon,: Whipple
& Co. of Chicago.
443,034
deductions
Electric Brake
Offered—Public offering was made on
shares of common stock of the South
1,547,122
.
expenses
$
$
stock
150,501
$
for
the
first
year
$1.60, per
or
of
four months
share.
common
against $9.totaled
as
this
$682,000
to
this
financing represents the sale of holdings
stockholders with 110 proceeds accruing to the company.
tain
year
.
PROCEEDS—The
of
cer¬
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
to purchase proportionately from the selling shareholders therespective number of shares of common stock set forth below:
152,751
$
:
3,021,578
$
2,419,265
share
$1,245
share
excluding
$0,998
Shares
1.048
0.910
number
of
for
SEC
at
of
end
period
Simmons_*
A.
C.
50,000
shares
of
States
corporation
months
Borax &
achieved
ended
Chemical
record
June
James
it
30,
to
revealed
earnings
Aug.
on
l
for
the
in
sales
above'sales
of
$51,203,881
of
$47,319,803
for
the
quarters
of
the
reported
the
for
fiscal
current
year
$5,394,ISO, equal to $1.17 per common share after pre¬
requirements, on the 4,194,515 shares outstanding.
the similar period last year amounted to $4,676,029,
to
share
per
Gerstley said sales
quarter.
Sales
reported
of
for the
income
Net
$2,095,269,
compared
of
shares
to
—V.
p.
the
on
and
net
4,186,925
for
the
6%
$2,036,716,
45
for
during the third
of
$17,526,224
sales
above
pel"
cents
the
Gerstley said,
amounted
share of common stock,
per
third
share,
quarter
on
of
to
as
the lesser number
the
previous year.
corporation on, July .27, I960 filed a, letter .of notification with
the'SEC covering 100,000 shares of common, stock (par 10 cents)
to
be
offered
at
$3 per share,
through Simmons, Rubin & Co., Inc.,
York,
N.
proceeds are to be used to pay accounts
bank loan, advertising and for
working capital.
Variable
Annuity
Common
Stock
common
of
per
share
and
used
be
the
by
of
the
invested
in
the
meet
which
stock
of
made
on
a
company
office
bonds
be
in
combination.
also
not
he
develop
surplus,
installment
a
the
of
ment
immediate
company in
and
West
plans
life
to
take
of
the
will
and
net
additional
to
pro¬
$300,000,will
statutory
insurance
steps
payment
deferred
contracts,
contracts.
business
its
Part
for
shares
deposits
selling
agreed
to
forth
purchase,
below:
>
in
its
The
engaged in the business
and disability insurance'
enable
to
company
contracts
it
to
write
sub¬
offers individual,
which fall into
contracts;
(2)
dictions
where
other
jurisdictions,
the
company
and
can
be
Inc.
—
eventually
licensed
to
to
operate
sell
in
variable
Financing
Additional
par com¬
underwriting
the
agreed
Sachs
total
&
and
shares
as
of
company
of the underrepresentatives,
each
acting
are
of
number
the
agreements,
sell,
to
Co.
common
stock
set
Goldman,
Allen
Sachs
Co.—
&
Co
&
Robert W.
:
Baird & Co._
Stearns
William
74,114
&
Co.—
&
Blair
5,000
&
Co.______
Co
A.
Alex.
3.000
Mead,
Sons
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
2,000
3,000
&
Landstreet
Eastman
Inc.
Dillon,
Union
Co.2,000
Pierce, Fen-
& Smith Inc...
:
Milwaukee Co.____i.__
York
ner
Hanseatic
8,000
3.000
3.000
The Ohio Co'.*.—,————
Pacific Northwest Co
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Reinholdt & Gardner—
The
Robinson - Humphrey
.3,000
2,000
5,000
3,000
Co.,
Inc.___—_—_______
Rodman & Ren.shaw———
3,000
2,000
3,000
5.000
"
Se-
Co..
Turner,
&
2,000
—
Clark
&
8,000
.
Co
Guerin
Fahey,
Miller
Corp,
Co.—2,000
&
2,000
5.000
Co.—_
&
&' Dominick____
&
3,000
Co
Merrill Lynch,
Kirk-
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
3,00q
&
The
5,000
Patrick, Inc.
Dominick
Inc.—
Co._
Masten
E.
New
Co
Dodge & Co
8,000
3,000
3,000
Co.,
&
Marshall
The
8,000
&
______
McDonnell
5,000
3,000
Blyth & Co. Inc
Brown
Rhoades
Loeb,
Loewi & Co., Inc
McDonald & Co
3,000
Co.3.000
&
M.
Carl
&
3.COO
Rosenthal & Co.___——2,000
L. F. Rothschild & Co.—
5,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.~
5,000
Co.______
2,000
First
Boston
Corp.—
Fulton,
Reid
&
Co.,
Inc.
Gerstley, Sustein & Co.__
8,000
3,000
3.000
Singer, Deane
John Small &
8,000
Smith,
The
Forgan &
Goodbody & Co
Co._____
William
3,000
Stifel,
Heller
2,000
&
&
Meyer
A.-M.
Kuhn,
Kidder
&
Peabody
Loeb
Lazard
Lee
Lemon
&
Freres
Higginson
Lehman
—V.
p.
ties
8.000
3.000
2.000
Co.—_——
2,000
Co.,
Staats
&
& Co.,
Webster
8,000
Corp.___—
3,000
Victor,
Muelen
&
Common,
Dann
2.000
Inc.
3,000
Co.—
8,000
—
8,000
H. Walker &
Wertheim
&
Co.
8,000
Westheimer
5,000
J. C. Wheat & Co.___—2,000
White. Weld &; Co., Inc.__
8,000
Co.,
&
Co—_
Corp.^
Brothers
192,
&
Stone
Ver
Co.__
&
R.
Nicolaus
5,000
Co
&
8,000
Inc.
Co.
Inc.
Securi-
Barney .&
3,000
Stieglltz_____—'
Harriman Ripley & Co.—_
Halle
Agnew & Co
3.000
& Scribner. 3,000
Co.. Inc.—
2,000
Shuman,
8,000
543.
&
Co.__
G,
Dean
Co
&
Witter &
3,000
Co.
Co
•
—
—
8,COO
2,000
8,000
Central RR,—Earnings—
singie
(3) single purchase pay¬
is licensed as an insurance
and
company
3,000
—
,
Wisconsin
deferred
Tracy
&
V/';',v' 'v■ :v ■
Shares
V.
Shares
Johnston,
District of Columbia, Arkansas,'Kentucky, New Mexico
Virginia. The company intends to apply for licenses to do
in
the
Goldman,
to
with
3,000
_______________
Rogers
Inc.
Co.,
stockholders
whom
for
Hornblower & Weeks
jurisdictions
company
Mc-
&
Additional financing details follow:
be
the
business
contracts.
the
Kidder,
stock
purchase
payment
price of
a
common
than
more
used
stantially all forms of life insurance. The
pension trust and group variable annuity
three general categories;
(1)
of
at
licensed.
company,
It
1,000,000
Dowell
Taylor,
Glore,
the
of
Washington, D. C.t has been
variable arnuities, life insurance
issuing
—
V
sale
and
at
to
requirements
may
-
the
capital and
estimated
America
of
offering
in
of
purchase
Publishing
UNDERWRITERS—In
wiiters
Eppler,
Aug. 10 by John C. Legg &
expand
to
substantial
a
offering,
Government
licensing
the
from
Co.
Blosser
52i'v
p.
stock.
curities
this company
"v;
proceeds
company
BUSINESS—The
heme
Insurance
associates.
provide it with
ceeds
Life
Offered—Public
was
PROCEEDS—Net
10,000
&
subscription of 362,114 shares of this firm's $1
Drexel
reduce
payable,
Co._
&
Details—Our Aug. 8 issue reported the offering to over¬
Doolittle
Y.
The
$12
192,
Clark;
Co., Inc., Red Lion, Pa.—Files With SEC—
The
New
Strauss,
6,000
Clark,
Valdale
3,000
3,000
Marshall
10.000
Burnham
2140.
Co—______
Renshaw__i__
&
Chapman
Rodman
8,000
Bateman,- Eichler
year.
quarter,
cents
46
or
outstanding
outstanding.
Cb,_—_—_
5,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
Collins
& Co.__
Co..
McCormick &
Co.—__________
Bear,
third
to
then
shares
increased
also
income
$18,57S,174 Were
period last
similar
equivalent
191,
&
for
$1.00
FarweJl,
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
and
three
the
Julien
The
Co._
first
year.
for
Pressprich
10,000
Inc
Jaffray & Hopwood
Bache
mon
.
dividend
income
equa3
last
increased
Co.,
Milwaukee
—V.
W.
R.
10,000
&
Western
Corp.-r-Net Up—
and
was
said
Gerstley
8 i*
were
period
income
ferred
Net
M.
sales
--
11,000
Co.,
&
5,000
5,000
& Co.__
Kalman & Co., Inc.-—;
13,000
Allyn
Piper,
New
Dempsey-Tegeler
\
Inc,__
Robert W, Baird & Co.,
The
4,
Shares
20,458
20,458
Inc.
2087.
p.
York, filed a registration state¬
1960, covering American Depositary
Ordinary Registered Stock of Unilever
Aug.
cn
&
Whipple & Co,___
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
shares
outstanding
2,423,824).—V. 190,
1959,
Ellis
Bacon,
interest
....
2,427,507;
the
amounted
to
located,
respectively,
in M&plewood,
and Newark, N. J., together with the
existing and operating
supermarket building on each tract. The properties will be purchased
subject to existing first mortgages upon the tracts which approximate
$685,COO
$
601,352
3,759,315
charges
shares
before
or
■
7,500
$18,404,639
$
total
months
Net
Philip
Norman
proposes
5,608,165
$
deductions
similiar
$250
to
•
*
Guaranty Trust Co. of
nine
nine
be
thereafter.
proceeds
Ave.,
the
offered
$12,796,474
$21,753,229
construction
on
Co.
portions
Supermarket
terests, to
of
1
•.
Boenning
$
common
to
with
each
"
1479.
p.
1959
y;"\;Y
class
of
year
TUan
shares
conversion
agreed
to purchase from the company at the
value of $1 per share, payable in cash one-half on
1961
and the balance on or before one
—V.
com¬
to
,
100,009 shares
be
units
upon
hereby
the
A
for
tnereof
thousand
offered
option
are
units
$30,000
issuance
shares
the
in
issued
hundred
the
as
of
for
class
stock
A
has
§Will
I960
;
resale
common
per
Receipts
years
accrued
redeemed
the
at
debentures
issued
six
all
those
into
class
be
to
are
reserved
of
issue
of
said
amount
One
been
from
to
are
after
per
deben¬
Shares
100.000
California
With
Limited.
this
'6%
of
said
and
convertible
are
and
time
time,
or
under
rate
and
amount
any
share
one
debentures
thereof.
at
years
of
principal
Holders
rights
debentures.
debentures
six
the
on
thereafter.
year
company
at
any
principal
redeemed
of
stock have
at
company
the
the
one
of
$250,000,
one-half
the
Birr
state¬
Unilever Ltd.—ADRs Filed—
into
amount
paid is
of
semi-annually,
debenture
the
by
interest
entered
face
to be
before
or
have
$300,000
payment
.sold
of
debentures
multiples
debentures.
(Includes
the
of
Stapp
purchase
and
ratio
of
Said
year
or
preemptive
■of
the
Said
1967
common
these
at
B.
purchase price
payable
Said
amount
year.
to
are
period
a
shares
each
by
all
lot).
Philip
payment
issue,
than
740,119 shs.
have
respective
100,000
Wakefield
Filed—
6,735,686
revenue
o'her
per
President
*222,100 shs.
their
opposite
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.___
Loewi
v
tl,650,000 shs.
cash' by
balance on
Issued
the
payment
Jess
principal
retired
be
of
out¬
no
10,806
(shares—1960,
the
*350,000 shs.
and
contained
below
company
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.*
2,761,204
common
charged
The
—-
the
Saunders, Stiver &; Co
it
$15,017,543
quarterly report to shareholders.
in
the
and
for
upon
stock
'•
dividends..
to
Earned
,
■
'
■
Blunt
Net
United
$151,717.81
'■
Act
that
registration
a
_
income
Preferred
14,254.00
v(.
set
named
from
349.
p.
filed
income
■
20,000.00
_________
The
paid
redeemed
be
(if
York
C.,
has
S. A.—ADR's
New
income__
Morgan
within.
company
be
;
$151,717.81
Sr.
company.
date
chosen
the
$3
of
the
shall
■■
underwriters
purchase
stock
common
conditions
and
terms
to
agreed
ment
§$150,000.00
1
part
par)
1, 1961
debentures
to
annum
y
______
($2.50
Aug.
contract
192,
lncome_._.
Total
Net
com¬
Outstanding
v.c-"
14.254.00
__n
(due
Grandcff,
the
price
has
S.
company
resale
deferred
charged
FINANCING
$150,000.00
_____
($1.00
B.
with
debentures
mon
of
PRESENT
TO
within
(due
year)——
♦Messrs
The
company.
of
Company
Greenville,
2,548,298
and
Florida
17
shares.
after
—
—
payable—Officer
one
to
Bank
EFFECT
(due
real estate
on
year
Note
Investment
of
but
Tampa,
Fla.,
and registrar for the class A
_________
mortgages
85001
year
Mortgages
The
National
GIVING
_
Bank—Chattel
one
the
dissolved.—V.
be
distribution
Interest
company.
Open
—
under
company,
income
Gross
experimenters,
offices
-'Y-Authorized
Payable:
1r;
Bank
a
First
designated the transfer agent
CAPITALIZATION
-■
to
administrative
Operating
Other
♦Based
shares
order
this
the
basis
of
snares
jointly,
C. Legg & Co..—__ 200,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co. 125,000
cn
for
operating
and
electronic items.
subsidiary
distribution
and
shares.
392,150
own
repairs
depreciation
for
♦Earned
sales
to
carry
.
established
retail
to
94,947
owns
group
and
Interest
diowibutors,
jobbers,
twelve
branch
APPOINTMENT—The
mon
a
not
John
trailers,
cities.
been
and
and
Total
to
planned
the pay¬
laws
business
a
director,
a
as
it venues
for
taxes...
General
purposes,
been
the
added
capital
and
names:
Mackall
taxes„_
and
,;
under
Other
stock
receivable
has
to
6%
resulting from larger
revenues
for
to
added
inventories,
;
incorporated
the
be
offices
funds
directors
an
of
SEC
purchased
Provision
the
from
$150,000
accounts
such
by
common
to
be
Of
payable.
Acero De Mexico,
purchased
Income
$100,000
corporate
branch
new
carrying
was
as
$450,000
general
two
the
the
B
approximately
12-year
will
working
of
Friedrichs
is
operating
Maintenance
from
company
the
class
of
shares
least
v/ituh.uruu&ucurers,
"hams," and service men.
The
Power
which
sold
be
the
number
.
the company has outstanding 863,061
which
Joe
Friedman,
President,
owns
investment
an
and
operating
Gas
Carpenter.
and
balance
as
receivable
Friedman,
and
issued
be
the
Production
proceeds
to
by
accounts
of
Jeanette
the
used
Total opsrating revenues
in January,
1934. In November, 1959, the
changed to Thurow Electronics, Inc. The company
was
company's
porations
shares
approximately
primarily
radio
M.
received
allocation
herein.
1945,
Gas
—
publicly offered
stock, at a
H.
reduce
and
be
of
severally
Firsc
debenture.
amount
Carpenter
name
distributor
a
The
in
Electric
Offered
stock
deben¬
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co.—Statement—
•
the
$1,000
principal
12 Months Ended June 30—
common
debentures
company
at
company
Florida,
Harold
corporate
be
loans
Fla.;
forth
set
as
by
100,000
to
100,000
the
of
Ocala,
BUSINESS—The
State
of
A
each
accounts
Guaranty Trust Co.
Provision
the
bank
operating expenses,
capital. No specific
working
other
of
of
sum
opening
Gainsville
ment
the
and
Donald V. Sta-
of
none
the
Aug. 4, 1960, covering American Deoositary
Receipts for 50,000 Bearer Shares of Tubos De Acero De
Mexico, S. A.
common
class
sold
convertible
retire
the
be
$250,000
of
the
to
are
from
the
as
$300,000
secured
will
and
receive
of
and
stock,
request
to
with
ment
"best effort^" basis.
a
will
shares
proceeds
well
as
sale
the
5 00,COO
$264,000
company
on
company
the
class A
par
has
on
Tubos De
the
loan
SEC
ceased
Morgan
Minnesota.—-
and
Common Stock
—
prospectus dated July 27,
bell Investments of St. Petersburg, Fla.,
price of $3
assisted
,■
Electronics, Inc.
to
iinances,
offices
83
to
indebtedness,
and
standing slock
,
.
to
to
shares
declaring,
cor¬
the
sales
conuuc.s
through
2614..
offer
common
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the
tne
Underwriting Agreement the
Trinity Small Business Investment Co.—To Dissolve—
private sale of $10,000,000 of its promissory notes, due July 1, 1972, to sev¬
eral institutional investors. The
proceeds will be added
to working capital and used
initially to reduce short-
V.
to
year
in
agreed,
—V.
has
borrowings. Goldman, Sachs & Co.
corporation in arranging the financing.
15
regis¬
a
$2,200,000
pat¬
techniques.—V.
term
and
common
company's officers
—V. 192, p. 51.
.
Corp.—Private
with
proposes
with
$900,000
due 1967,
funds
The
The
Thorp
filed
covering
stereophonic Hi-fidelity tape recorders.
debenture sale, $922,500 will be used
the
general
addition
of
from
inventories
volume
In
shares
addi¬
of
1975,
company
issued
and
debentures
the
Authority.
manufactures
fund
company's
of
be
outstanding
tne
public
will
monaural
proceeds
the
sales
notes
airport
net
sinking
applications,
Such
The
due
Chicago,
1960,
for. public sale at 100%.- of principal amount of
through a group of underwriters headed by Lee
Straus, Blosser & McDowell. The underwriting
supplied by amendment. Two warrants to purchase
stock
and
redeem
burner
debentures
5,
51
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of 1,325,000 shares
ot
common stock,
$1 par value.
Debentures—
Blvd.,
Aug.
and
be
of
binations
tne
on
is engaged in the manufacture and sale of console,
portable model television receivers, portable and table model
transistor radios, electric phonographs, monaural and stereoHi-fidelity phonographs, and television-radio-phonograph com¬
pnonlc
gcceK
Jackson
SEC
and
radios,
pollution.
p.' 718.
■
period.
in
books
company
table
snow-melting equipment at La Guardia Airport proved notably
of
ented,
systems
concentration
increasingly
.successful last winter and
Port
the
applications of the Thermal Vortex
water
Mr.
area,
of
President,
shares
The
1
combustion
chemical
also
becoming
are
concern
of
Increased
incineration
close
■:'-1
submerged
Mr.
he
outstanding at the
Leonard C. Peskin,
reported
are
The
shares
common
results
letter
like period ox 1959 on shipments of $380,549. Earn¬
amounted to approximately 11 cents a share on tne
requisite
and
to
50
experienced in tne
West
the
fund
Corp.
are
the
warrants)
debentures,
terms
of
571
warrants.
Higginson
$31,074
maintain
Corp.—Registers
of
with
sinking
purchase
•
tures
Thermal Research &
Radio
statement
will
and
.partnership.
corporation,
tration
(643)
agreement
tne
of
Trav-Ier
This
Net
Chronicle
all
juris¬
annuity
Period End. June 30—
Railway
oper.
Railway' oper.
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
192,
I960—Month—1959
$3,345,136
1960—6 Mos.—1959
$3,116,849 $16,855,952
$16,623,262
expenses* *1 2,237,442
2,504,236
13,248,824
13,688.487
$1,107,694
$612,613
705,751
225,225
$3,607,128
1,040,385
$2,934,775
768,309
fr.
oper.
p.
revenue
ry.
ops.
income
52.
■
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(644)
.
.
Monday, August 15, 1960
,
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Little Lake
ALABAMA
Los
Bond
Sale—The $125,000 school
Bond
Sale—The $1,000,000 gen¬
were
bonds offered on Aug. 2—vi 192,
refunding bonds
offered Aug. 9—v. 192, p. 544— p. 255—were awarded to The Bank
of America N. T. & S. A., of San
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., Francisco, and Associates, as 4s, at
eral
at
obligation
price of 100.057,
a
est cost of about
$450,000
550,000
4.15%,
414s.
as
from
1974
follows:
as
Feb.
Due
on
1982
to
4.10s.
as
net inter¬
a
Due
follows:
Hugo
&
Co., Berney Perry & Co., Watkins,
Morrow
&
Co., Odess, Martin,
Herzberg,
Inc., Sellers, Doe
&
Bonham, First Cleveland Corp.,
Pohl
&
Co., and Fox, Reusch
&
Athens),
Alabama
Warrant
Sale
An
—
San
of
$200,000 public budding warrants
was
sold
to Stubbs,
Watkins &
Lombardo, Inc., as 4*4s and 4^>s.
Dated July 1, 1960. Legality ap¬
Corbel*
Sale
The
—
$11,000,000
—
Francisco,
as
3Y2S,
as
fol¬
detention fa¬
price of 101.881,
$6,315,000 Women's
cilities, at
a
about 3.31%.
—
„
payable
(M-S)
cago.
bonds.
cisco.
;■ :
■
NY'.
,
Los
1980
American Trust Co., of San Fran¬
interest
ceive
sealed cfcids
-
(Calif.
DST)
on
until
Sept.
7
11
a.m.
for
the
purchase of $16,500,000 general
obligation
transportation
equip¬
bonds.
ment
Due
on
Dated
Sept.
cago,
1,
1960.
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1980
of
Los
Crocker-Anglo National
Angeles,
Bank, of San Francisco, Chemical
Bank
New
York
Trust
Co., of
New
of
York,
Northern
Trust
Merrill
Pierce,
Lynch.
Fenner
Witter & Co.,
R. H. Moulton &
tional
Charter Oak Unified School Dist.,
Los
&
of
Bank
Dallas,
Shearson,
Cross,
Trust
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
County
Clerk,
York
City
of
Company
Georgia,
in
of
Matter
192,
to
offered
bonds
448—were
p;
—
bonds
Aug.
2—v.
v.
,
Bond
sell,
Offering—Billy B. Rus¬
County Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
purchase
until
of
Aug. 30 for the
$2,400,000
hospital
bonds.
Fresno City Unified Sch. Dist.,
Fresno County, Calif.
Bond Offering — J. L.
Brown,
Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids at his of¬
fice
in
(CST)
chase
Fresno, until 10:30 a.m.
Aug. 23 for the pur¬
of $4,000,000 school series A
on
bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1960. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
San Rafael), Calif.
Bond
bonds
$3,000,000 im¬
provement 1957, series C bonds
offered Aug. 10—v. 192, p. 448—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., at a price of 100.017, a net
interest cost of about 3.33%, as
follows:
$350,000
5s. Due
1964 to
50,000
as
1970
4%s.
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
1,
1971.
2,600,000
as
3^$. Due
from 1972 to
on
Sept. 1
1989 inclusive.
purchase of $650,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1,7 1960.
Due
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1963 to
F-A.
Chapman
by
Chicago.
of
from
1
Interest
approved
"V
the first issue,
additions
or
and
&
Cutler,
155
fered
Aug;
9
(P. O.
$2,200,000
192,
—v.
to
awarded
were
a
*
p. 449 —
syndicate
;
headed by Barcus, Kindred &
at
price of 100.027,
a
of
cost
-
•
about
3.39%,
3V2S.
as
290,000
:1966
1961
'
as 3V4S. Due on Dec.
from 1969 to 1973 inclusive.
610,000
960,000
as
3V2S.
Due
1974 to
mill
follows:
as
Dec.
on
1
1
1979 inclusive.
Other members of the
were
1
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1968
to
fol¬
Due on Dec.
1965 inclusive.
to
3s. Due
as
as
,'
•
from
Co.,
net inter¬
a
-/
$340,000
a
altera¬
The
—
school site and building bonds of¬
from
mid-September, will be
applied toward the cost of a new
hospital
1976
Legality
H-v-'H'
Sale
Bond
"7*
in
sold
school
192, p.
syndicate
Shearson, Ham-
&
Co., Commerce Trust Co.,
City, Goodbody & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Crut¬
of
Kansas
National
&
Co.,
of
Podesta
tenden,
Chicago, Me-
Dougal and Condon, Inc., Loewi &
Co., and Municipal Bond Corp.
in
2—v.
191,
Hospital;
Mercy
and
tificate
p.
street con¬
drainage
necessary
connection
provide for
$285,000 paving
Aug.
Boulevard
struction
therewith,. and
to
Cigarette Tax Cer¬
fund equal to the
a
interest
annual
vprincipal
Palisade, Colo.
Offering — The
Bond
Water Revenue Bond
Town
tend
receive
over
years, will
construction
ious
sion
main, and pumping facilities,
elevated
Enfield, Conn.
Sale
The
—
offered
bonds
192,
facilities.
$2,098,000
Aug.
to
ground
The
in
a
storage
series
first
bonds is expected to
9—v.
awarded
544—were
p.
and
fa¬
cilities, trunk mains, and for the
purchase of land for the proposed
CONNECTICUT
Bond
several
raise capital for the
of
wells, collecting
mains, treatment plant, transmis¬
improvement bonds.
school
of
ex¬
of
the
Series
school,
high
$1,425,000
B
follows:
J.
Hutton &
A.
Hogle
000
syndicate
Chemical
Bank
Co., of New York,
Co., Rand & Co.,
Co., and J. Barth
&
& Co.
Offering
City
Sale
bonds
group
-r-
—
were
Aug.
10—v.
awarded to
a
composed of The First Bos¬
Corp.,
Fahnestock
Cooley
&
Co.,
&
as
Co.,
and
3.10s,
at a
price of 100.389, a basis of about
3.05%.
Clerk,
will
receive
(MST)
Blewer, Glynn & Co., jointly, at a
price of 100.01,
of about
$50,000
net interest cost
a
3.59%,
Due
from 1963 to
125,000
125,000
Jan.
on
1
1966 inclusive.
3V2S. JDue
as
from
follows:
as
3%s.
as
Jan.
on
1
1967 to 1974 inclusive.
3%s.
as
Due
Jan.
on
1
1980 inclusive.
from 1975 to
Bond Sale—An issue of
sold
was
Housing
$154,000
Agency,
as
4%s, at
Federal
the
to
Finance
Home
and
on
1980 inculsive. Dated Aug.
1962 to
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the First Secu¬
rity Bank oi: Idaho, N. A., Boise.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
1,
1960.
Rexburg, Idaho
The $2,214,000
offered
2—
p.
bonds
Claudia Colli-
general obligation water and
bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from
Offering
Bond
school
—
sewer
Wallingford, Conn.
Bond
192,
price of par.
a
INDIANA
Aug. 17 for the purchase of $261,-
673,000 school-1960 bonds.
as
school
Aug.
waterworks and sewerage revenue
Montpelier, Idaho
;
Bond
priestj
offered
Rochester, III.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
bonds.
bonds
1961.
,
(P.O. Columbia),
255—were awarded to
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.,
and
v.
be sold early
IDAHO
>
Counties,
Sale—The $300,000
Bond
'
syndicate headed by the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co., of New York,
as 3.30s,
at a price of 100.039, a
basis of about 3.29%, as follows:
Clair
St.
Illinois
building
issue, to
period
a
sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (MST) on Aug. 16
for the purchase of $161,000 var¬
will
Clerk,
and
Dist. No. 4
and
The second issue, an $18,000,000
Bank
Columbia Community Unit Sch.
requirements occurring in
future calendar year.
any
Monroe
reserve
maixmum
Cruttenden,
Podesta & Co., and Hanifen, Imhoff & Sanford, jointly.
ton
Sept.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 16 the
tions to the city-owned and oper¬
offered
192, p. 544
as
$23,000,000^ Mr.
$5,000,000 Cigarette Tax Revenue
Certificate issue,' expected to be
351—were awarded to
W. E.
Sale—The
(P. O. Highland Park), III.
Offering — Ruth Hardt,
108
Bond
to market with two bond is¬
Armes stated..-"'
Co.
New York Trust
Dist. (P. O. 874 Fourth St.,
program
^aggregating
sues
Englewood, Colo.
were
Municipal Water
projected "im¬
now
under
the
city plans to
its
finance
come
awarded to William R.
Other members of the
Marin County
pro¬
George •K?JArmes,r*eity Man¬
Petersburg, announced.
consideration
COLORADO
Co.
El Camino Hospital District,
Santa Clara County, Calif.
—
ager of St.
.
j
ILLINOIS
lows:
provement"
Legality
& Cutler,
ated
Staats &
—
Francisco.
Consultant
improvement
Proceeds from
offered
351—were
Chapman
\Lake County School District No.
est
public
gram,
West Park School District, Fresno
County, Calif.
$68,000
1962 to 1980
F-A.
Interest
approved by
of Chicago.
city's
cancelled, due
Sale—The
1 from
Aug.
on
overall financial planning for that
litigation.
Bond
Due
Crystal Lake), III.
its financial consultants for the
as
New
5
general obligation sewer sys¬
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
■
York
To
Aug.
tem
McHenry County Community High
.
City and Miami, Fla.,
consultants on municipal finance,
County, Calif.
Sold—The $355,000
Not
by
City
approved
>
City has appointed the firm
Wainwright & Ramsey Inc.,
New
Luis Obispo
Bond Sale—The
will
The
Chicago.
or
Shell Beach Water District, San
&
receive Atlanta, James A. Andrews & Co.,
sealed bids at his office in Los Inc., First of Michigan Corpora¬
Angeles until 9 p.m. (Calif. DST) tion, Gregory & Sons, J. A. Hogle
on
Sept. 6 for the purchase of & Co., Kenower, MacArthur &
$300,000
school
building bonds. Co., Irving Lundborg & Co., ShuDated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 man, Agnew & Co., Taylor and
from 1962 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬ Co., Wells & Christensen, Inc., J.
cipal and interest (A-O) payable B. Hanauer & Co., Chester Harris
at the County Treasurer's office. & Co., Inc., Frantz Hutchinson &
Co,. Kalman & Co., Inc., McMaster
Del Mar Union School District
Hutchinson & Co., Seasongood &
San Diego County, Calif.
Mayer, A. G. Edwards & Sons,
Bond Offering
R. B. James, Hooker
&
Fay,
Inc., Mitchum,
County Clerk, will receive sealed Jones & Templeton,
bids at his office in San Diego
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox,
until 10:30 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 23
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Cruttenfor the purchase of $150,000 school
den,
Podesta
&
Co.,
Johnston,
series "A" bonds. Dated Oct.
1, Lemon &
Co., Lawson, Levy, Wil¬
1960. Due on Oct. 1 from 1962 to
liams & Stern, William S. Morris
1985 inclusive. Principal and in¬
&
Co., Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
terest
(A-O)
payable
at
the First of Arizona
Co., Wulff, HanCounty Treasurer's office. Legal¬
gen & Co., Fred D. Blake & Co.,
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Hannaford & Talbot, Jones, CosHerrington & Sutcliffe, of San
grove & Co., and C. N. White &
vig,
and
Tomasello,
Financial
Names
and
(A-O)
payable at the
Treasurer's office, or at
000
School District No.
Dated Oct.
Oct. 1 from 1961
Principal
P.
St. Petersburg, Fla.
bonds.
inclusive.
Roosevelt
Hammill
Los
in
the County's fiscal agency in
Co., Stone & Youngberg,
Angeles County, Calif.
office
his
at
Due on
Bonds
Bonds
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
bids
Legality
Attorney, of Bartow.-
receive
will
Clerk,
County
County
Co.,
Co., Seattle-First
due in 1980 are
Naitonal Bank, of Seattle, R. W.
callable as of Sept. 1, 1973. Prin¬
Pressprich & Co., Bear, Stearns &
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
Co., William R. Staats & Co., J.
at the District Treasurer's office,
Barth & Co., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
or at the District's paying agency
Bacon,
Whipple
& Co.,
Clark,
in New York City, Chicago or San
Dodge & Co., First National Bank
Francisco. Legality approved by
in
Dallas,
First Southwest Co.,
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Ira Haupt & Co., Republic Na¬
inclusive.
vig,
Chicago,
& Smith Inc., Dean
from
(J-D) payable at the
William
-
Angeles County, Calif.>
Nes-
1960.
Offering—George M. Tay¬
District Secretary, will re¬
1, 1960.
1961 to
1
June
inclusive.-Principal
tow.
.
Bond Offering—Gordon T.
1,
Bond
revenue
June
Dated
on
1965
>
to
lor,
Due
.
tax
cigarette
interest
Co., Security-First National Bank
of Los Angeles, Wells Fargo Bank
City Bank,
Bank,
of
Bank
Florida National Bank at Bar-
National
California
National
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
syndicate
First
cisco,
(J-J) payable at
■
$200,000
the County
Legality ap¬
at
office.
Treasurer's
Alameda-Contra Costa Transit
St.,
1,
on
Aug. 16 for the purchase of $210,-
Jan. 1 from 1961
on
First
000.000 school
Oakland), Calif.
Jan.
Dated
Kling-
will receive
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.; (MST)
inclusive.' : Principal
1970
Chicago.
Legality
approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chi-
Bank, of Chicago, Kuhn, Loeb &
District (P. O. 506 15th
sewer
the
a.m.
CALIFORNIA
&
bonds.
City
enberg,
inclusive.
(Calif. DST) on Aug.
23 for the purchase of $142,000
school bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1960.
Due on Sept. 15 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest
til 10:30
sealed
O'Neal
Dumas,
'
interest
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (Calif. DST)
on Sept. 6 for the purchase of $3,-
by
p.m.
.
1960. Due
to
•
follows:
re¬
2
and
Blyth
&
Co., Inc., First
Boston
Corp.,
First National
proved
will
until
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez, un¬
of New York, Harris
Trust and Savings Bank, of Chi¬
Hayes, of Birmingham.
;
.
revenue
A.
M.
Santa Monica Unified School Dist.,
Other members of the
as
Offering
.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
of about 3.31%.
basis
4,685,000 hospital facilities, at a
price of 101.763, a basis of
were
Clerk,
City
sealed : bids
follows:
Calif.
Smith,
Contra Costa County,
lows:
of
issue
ceive
Pickard, Inc.
Bond
obligation bonds offered
v. 192, p. 544 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.,
general
9
Aug.
a
-
Angeles County (P. O.
Angeles), Calif.
Bond
Co.
Limestone County (P. O.
Richardson,
$300,000 electric, water and
Los
1
Marx
&
■
,
& Co., Good(EST); on Aug. 22 for the pur¬
& Co., chase of
$500,000 certificates, as
Fahnestock
Co.,
body & Co., McCormick
Cooley & Co., and Burns,
Los
Other members of the syndicate
as
&
*'
Certificate Offering-—Charles A.
Pinole-Hercules Union School Dist.,
1
Feb.
on
basis of about
a
Bartow, Fla.
White, Weld & Co., First Western
Bank & Trust Co., San Francisco,
E. F. Hutton & Co., Schwabacher
3.93.%.
inclusive.
from 1983 to 1989 inclusive.
were
price of 100.60,
a
Bond
follows: Blair & Co. Inc.,
as
Rupert, Idaho
Offering—Loretta
FLORIDA
;l." Other members of the syndicate
City School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Gadsden, Ala.
.
Rigby,
sealed
on
City
—
Clerk,
will
Aug.
17
for
the
Hill, Ind.
Town
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
ceive
(CST)
chase
enue
on
bids
Aug.
of $50,000
bonds.
until
23
Deisch,
will
re¬
1:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
for
waterworks rev¬
Dated
Aug.
1,
1960.
Due on July 1 from 1961 to 1975
inclusive. Principal
and interest
(J-J) payable at the Wabash Val¬
Loretta
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Bunker
Bond Offering—Ethel B.
M.
receive
(MST)
purchase
of
$28,000 general obligation munici¬
pal bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
Principal and interest payable at
the City Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved
by Tallmadge
&
Tallmadge, of Denver..
ley Trust Company, Bunker Hill
Branch, Bunker Hill. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Indianapolis Flood Control District,
Indiana
Bond Sale—The $1,610,000
control
bonds
192,
351—were
p.
offered
Aug.
awarded
flood
4—v.
to
a
Volume
group
Illinois
of
composed
nental
5977
Number
192
The
National
Conti-
Bank
v.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
awarded
were
The
to
MASSACHUSETTS
Northern
Trust Co., of Chicago, and Braun, •
&
Trust
Co., of Chicago, and Chase
Manhattan
Bank, of New York
Bosworth & Co., Inc., jointly,
3s, as follows:
(Co-Managers), and Philadelphia
National Bank, of Philadelphia, at
a
price of 100.028, a net interest
cost of about 3.05%, as follows:
$750,000 sewer bonds, at a price
0f 100.6286, a basis of about
as 23/4S. Due on Jan.
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
$280,000
from
840,000
3s. Due
as
of
1
3V8S.
as
Due
Jan.
on
Johnson Township, Sch.
Saie-The
Bond
5
192,
v.
-
449
p.
Co.,
3V4S, at
as
a
.
3.70s, at
35,000
Lincoln Township (P. O.
1968
to
3V4S.
as
Due
Sept.
on
2
Aug.
awarded
-n„j
o
j
■o
S
cunties Co p., j
•
sealed
receive
until
bids
7
1
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1974
to
bids until 7 p m. (EST) on Aug. 15
for fhe Purchase of $40,000 water
works revenue bonds. Dated Aug
J' ?®9' D.ue on Aug. 1 from 1962
to 1979 inclusive. Interest F-A.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
South Bend Redevelopment Dist.
(P. O. South Bend), Ind.
Bond Offering—Frank J. Brugge
,
Bond Sale—The $25,000 parking
facilities revenue bonds offered
Aug. 4 — v. 192,.. p. 449 —r. were
100,000 land acquisition and rede- awarded to J. J. B. Hilliard & Son.
on
until
bids
2
'(CDST)
Sept. 1 for the purchase of $1,-
Dated Sept.
velopment bonds..
1960.
to
p.m.
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1971
interest
(J-J)
1,
nf<wi««r
Joseph County Treasurer's office,
aoo/oved bv
L f MiLr
Ice
&
Ml1 er'
Ross
0f
building
1
Whitley County (P. O. Columbia
City), Ind.
Bond Offering—Floyd Ferguson,
County Auditor, will receive
Skaggs,
Fahey, of Louisville.
(CST) on
Aug. 25 for the purchase of $300,000 hospital bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
proved
by
Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
ap-
Ice
&
Gnnne/aiowa
An
of
.
ormitoiy
'
f
-/'"nnn
v
,
fnF}'
1961
bonds
was
sold
receive
wjii
sealed
bids
until
Le Claire, Iowa
Offering—Maey B. Ahlgren,
Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
on
Aug. 22 for the purchase of
$210,000 water revenue bonds.
Nov. 1, 1960. Due on April 1 from
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Callable as
of April 1,1975. Interest A-O. Le-
Bond
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
Terrebonne Par.,
(P. O.
Houma), La.
Monticello, Iowa
Bond Sale—An issue of $48,000
street construction bonds was sold
bonds
Iowa
Corp.,
100.0008,
net
a,
The
to
headed
545—were
of
of
Nov.
1
as
3.60s.
Due
Nov.
on
1
70,000
as
3V2s.
Due
on
Nov.
1,
1979.
5—v.
192,"
on
Oct.
3%s.
bonds
of
1%
1962.
p.
499—
to
improvement
Sept. 1, 1960. Due
1961
and
to
Boston.
Harkness
bonds.
as
■ue':r01':*
Deposit and Trust Company,
Boston, Legality
(P. O. Mount Clemens), Mich.
Bond
Sale—The
building
Aug. 4
awarded
at
John
cinerator
Union
Market
and
sold
from
115,000
National
in-
Bank,
K.
will
Treasurer,
41/4s.
Munici-
Department, Room 421,
40
Street, Boston, until noon
o^MOOOo1)Ufewer0 bonds!" Dated
1970
to
interest
tional
Sept. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
Due
on
payable
The Na¬
at
Bank
Shawmut
Legality
of
4%s.
as
Boston.
Sale—An
j
Harry
Street Bank & Trust
Co., Munici111
Franklin
Department,
Street,
Boston, until
(DST)
chase
11
Oct.
1
to
1961
Due
1980
on
in-
public
200,000
bonds.
1961
Oct.
on
1980
to
building
works
Due
1
from
inclusive,
Due
on
Oct.
bear
from
additional
1 from
riJ
,
in¬
Oct. 1, 1960 to
...
1960.
1961
to
aWarded
£0
&
to
.
...
,
bonds
revenue
Due
on
MacArthur
Kenower,
_
$7'0010n^1s
1961
bonds
are
dated
Oct.
u
^
™
to
1967
*
•,
?n
1 from
inclusive.
4!/>s. Due
as
from 1968 to
March
on
3V4S.
as
July
on
1
1966 inclusive.
Due
July
on
1
1970 inclusive.
Ave., Portage), Mich.
Offering — Robert
Bond
Roest, Secretary
Education,
bids
Due
on
June
tax
Legainy
Legality
Lega
&
Cudlip,
of
Macomb County,
apap¬
14
—
1989
as
and
of June
Paddock
&
(P. O. Muskegon), Mich.
$135,000
4s. Due
as
June 1 from
on
to
1970 inclusive.
as
1961
350,000
37/ss.
1971
to
Due
1989
on
June
1
1979 inclusive.
4s. Due
as
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
Royal Oak, Mich.
$138,000 street
improvement bonds offered Aug.
1—v. 192, p. 352—were awarded
Bond
y ap
a
Sale—The
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., at
price of 100.003, a net interest
cost of about
3.09%,
follows:
as
$102,000 Series I bonds. $70,000
as
3i/4s, due on July 1 from 1961
to 1963 inclusive; $32,000 as 3s,
due on July 1, 1964.
Lorraine Storm
The
callable
to
1971
Sale—The $700,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 1—v.
192, p. 450—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of Kenower,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
McDonaldMoore & Co., H. V. Sattley & Co,,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., and the
Walter J. Wade, Inc., at a price of
100.001, a net interest cost of about
3.96%, as follows:
Detroit.
Drainage Dist. (P. O. Mount
Clemens), Mich.
Sale
in
Bond
to
1,
proved by Dickenson, Wright, McKean
1962
due
A.
Dated' Aug.
J9®9'
sealed
on
1, 1970.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
1980 to
Elmer
of *$34 000
purchase
anticipation notes.
from
1
are
215,000
Tbo™ps™' Secre.t1fy ot-the Bo^
of Education, will rece ve sea
f0^S the
(EST)
p.m.
Bonds
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
—
receive
Aug.
purchase of $2,950,000
Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
the
inclusive.
1980 inclusive.
Offering
8
V.
the Board of
school bonds.
Kelloggsvillc Public School District
Note
of
will
until
for
1
$6,000,000
36,000 Series II bonds. $15,000 as
3V4S, due on July 1 from 1S61
to 1963 inclusive;
$21,000 as
special assessment drainage bonds
3s, due
192' P*
S0ria"ar,dhe0d J® ®
to 1968 inclusive.
offered
corooration
mid Braun
^
a
^ 3%s
Pri<* ^
cost of about 3-86%-
Bosworth
a'd
33/4Sj at
net interest
""Bond
on
July
1
from
1964
Trenton, Mich.
—
Francis
Bond
Offering
S.
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Thomas,
City
Clerk,
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $40,000 special assessment street im¬
provement bonds. Dated July 1,
Due
Sale—The $26,000 general
obligation and water main bonds
1960.
Oct.
1
from 1961 to
gality
were
of
Aug.
192,
8—v.
450—
p.
awarded to The City Bank,
Madison
Heights,
as
3y4S, at
1968
on
inclusive.
A-O.
Interest
Le¬
approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
a
par.
Troy, Mich.
Offering — S.
Bond
Lawson
Lockhart, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
t
Mono Shores School District
(B. O. Muskegon), Mich.
22 for the purchase of
special assessment sani¬
tary sewer district No. 28, bonds.
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on July 1
on
Bond Offering—Otto Ross, Sec-
1,
pay-
Palmer
&
Dodge,
of
Aug.
$56,000
from 1961 to 1964 inclusive. Inter¬
est J-J.
Legality approved by Mil¬
ligation school bonds. Dated Aug-
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Detroit.
to
Worcester, Mass.
"Sale—The
$2,200,000 airport, school, and flood protection
construction bonds offered Aug. 9
—v.
as
1' 196°-
Thorndike,
Bond
3.30%,
Portage Township School District
(P.O. 8111 South Westledge
•
28,000
Oct.
Boston
&
of-
f0n0ws:
as
''
1968 inclusive.
Principal and interest
follows: J. C. Bradford &
& Co., Inc., Rauscher, Pierce
Co., Inc., and Abroms & Co.
at
retary of the Board erf Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
able at the above-mentioned bank. P-m*
(EST) on Aug. 24 for the
Legality
approved
by
Storey, purchase of $2,500,000 general obThe
1
60,000
Due
1961 to
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
sold to
Co.,
tllsworth, Mich.
Due on Oct.
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
200,000 street bonds.
about
3V2s.
as
from
$30,000
&
price of
v
of
/
$65,000
offered
from
bonds.
elusive.
1
1
Madison Heights, Mich.
school
cost
Reeths-Puffer School District No.
of
Kenower, MacArthur
3.97% discount.
a.m.
Aug. 24 for thep ur$2,655,000 bonds, as fol-
on
of
issue
was
Bond
Granger Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
at
the
State
pal
1
July
on
tax anticipation notes'
Weymouth, Mass.
—
interest
Kenower, MacArthur
price of 100.11, a net
a
follows:
Crosswell), Mich.
Note
&
Offering
Due
School District (P.O.
Boston.
Bond
to
Co., at
thereafter
July
on
from 1978 to 1988 inclusive.
by
Storey,
Dodge, of
approved
Thorndike, Palmer
Due
Crosswell-Lexington Community
re¬
Water
'i960.
&
30
from 1973 to 1977 inclusive.
ceive sealed bids c/o The National
Shawmut Bank of Boston,
awarded
from
Wellesley, Mass.
Offering — Arthur
Sept. 1,
follows:
as
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
as
395,000
,
pal
a
$110,000 as 4%s. Due on July 1
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive,
115,000 as 41/2s. Due on July 1
The
to
in
Watertown, as 2%s, at a price of
100.16, a basis of about 2.70%.
;
Town
Co.,
net interest
fered Aug. 8—v. 192, p. 352—were
sewer
was
&
Bond Sale —The $35,000 water
An issue of $135,000
bonds
were
_
Nuveen
price of joo.027,
a
Palmer .&
Watertown, Mass.
gen¬
water bonds of-'
fered Aug. 4—v. 192, p. 352—were
offered
450
p.
cost of about 4.39%,
"
general obligation
bonds
192
v,
to
$835,000 school
site
and
_
supply system
Bond Sale
Sale—The
obligation
from 1967 to
approved by
Thorndike,
of Boston.'
Dodge,
Negaunee, Mich.
$125,000
Bond
eral
Clintondale Public School District
Dated
Principal
interest payable at the Boston
Safe
(EST) on Aug. 18 for
purchase
of
$85,000 school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1960. Due on
July 1 from 1961 to 1986 inclusive.
Interest J-J. Legality approved
the
n
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1980
the
T
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST)
on Aug.
16
for the purchase of $3,050,000 var¬
1
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc., Dorsey
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 bonds
Aug.
as
Na-
Other members of the syndicate
were
Waterloo, Iowa
offered
terest
Oct. 1,
from 1976 to 1978 inclusive.
Due
from 1973 to 1930 inclusive.
The
'from 1961 to 1975 inclusive.
195,000
3V2S.
from 1961 to 1972 inclusive.
745,000
about
the
of
Waltham, Mass.
Offering—John E. Clark,
Bond
for
district No. Ill bonds. Dated
255,000 sewer bonds.
asLcost of about 3'84%' as fo1"
lows:
as
at
Bank
awarded
15
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
on.Feb- 1 from
inclusive. Interest
r"^i i?
j5PP1r0Vpe S+ Miller,
Sa?
Paddock & Stone, of
L
Dated
Hill, Inc., as 3.20s, at a price of
100.579, a basis of about 3.12%.
by F. S. Smithers & Co.,
$375,000
payable
bids until 7:30
Aug.
on
&
$1,300,000
a£tan^lC®
•
De-
Southborough, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 water
bonds offered Aug. 10—v. 192, p.
$2,000,000
First
at
a
price
interest cost
3.55%, as follows:
$15,000 as 3.10s. Due on
The
offered
District, Iowa
awarded
—
loan notes.
Shawmut
sealed
lows:
improvement,
series
5
Aug. 10—v. 192, p.
55—were awarded to a syndicate
Oskaloosa Independent School
449—were
Sale
Bond
Municipal
}'Bue, 011 ®eP'' ? fro"}
inclusive. Principal
interest
tional
public
to the Carleton D. Beh Co.
'
Bond Sale—The $280,000 school
bonds offered Aug 2-v. 192, p.
receive
1975
11
a m
(CST) on Sept 29 for the
pUrchase 0f $2,500,000 public improvement series 4 bonds. Dated
Par*
station
to
1961
Bond offering — E. Lafrance,
Secretary of Parish Police Jury,
to the Federal Housing and Home
Finance Agency as 3s, at a price
of
fire
Bond
Plaquemines Par (P. O. Pointe-ala-Hache), La.
$400,000
issue
revenue
000
and
Grinnell College of Iowa (P. O.
Bond Sale
will
Boston,
ley, Township Clerk, will receive
$47,000 special assessment sanitary
Orion Wright,
—
Free¬
until 8 p.m.
Bond Offering—Robert H. Dud-
sewer
partment, Room 421, 40 Water St.,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Aug. 17 for the purchase of $75,-
Wells,
LOUISIANA
IOWA
r>
"
of
&
M
:".£"
„
Rays
Bond Sale The $50,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
Aug. 2 — v.-.192, p. 351 — were
awarded to The Weil, Roth & Irvin£ ^0,» as 3
a Price °'f
100-09.
1980 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-J) payable at the County
Legality
by
'
July 1 from 1961 to
office.
on
inclusive.
1980
to
approved
•sealed bids until 1 p.m.
Treasurer's
Dated
Aug. 1 from
Principal
and interest payable at the Bank
of Magnolia, in Magnolia. Legality
1961
on
bonds.
revenue
Aug. 1, 1960. Due
apolis.
1960. Due
w0ii
for the Purchase of $56,000 school
Mc-
tL In
d 3
nf
Offering
Storey,
'nniui00
Offering Ontalee Howe 1,
bounty Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 16
Principal and
payable at the St.
>
Leealitv
Kv
Larue
from .1962
1
price of 100.378,
a
Treasurer,
ious
ti<Qeoreetown, Ky. .»'"f;:'v:
'i<
City Controller, will receive
sealed
&
Boston,
and
-City Clerk, will receive sealed
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
-
Dec.
on
Flatwood, Ky.
Bond Offering—James M. Clark,
payable at the St. Joseph Bank &
Trust Co., South Bend. Legality
ner,
follows:
as
Due
4s. Due
as
1967
(J-J)
interest
3%s.
as
37,000
on
sive. Principal and
192, p. 449 - were
Lynch, Pierce,
v.
from 1960 to 1966 inclusive.
p.m.
Aug. 30 for the purchase
of $59,462 judgment funding
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on
July 15 from 1961 to 1967 inclu(CST)
-
$28,000
will
Trustee,
$65,000 school
bonds offered
revenue
Fenner & Smith Inc.,
>
ship (P. O. South Bend), Ind.
Offering — Perry D.
Bond
Township
Coffin
to
p.
Med field, Mass.
Bank
awarded to Merrill
,
Portage Township, School Town-
Pointer,
Sale—The
Bond
building
A"g- 8
3 /8
192,
sealed bids c/o National Shawmut
r«4+,r
t y,
3—v.
awarded
3.20s, at
as
Note
Benton, Ky.
V
192, p. 351 — were
to
the
Indianapolis
v.
r—
Aug.
E.
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Bloomfield Hills), Mich.
$100,000 water
basis of about 3.12%.
Town
KENTUCKY
school
bonds offered
civic township
offered
450—were
from 1969 to 1975 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $160,000
Sale—The
1
Brownsburg), Ind.
and
bonds
a
inclusive.
Bloomfield Township (P. O.
.
Morris), Mich.
Offering—Hilda
Bond
man,
by Dickinson, Wright, McKean &
Cudlip
(Claude
H.
Stevens
of
Counsel), of Detroit.
MICHIGAN
'•
basis
a
Haverhill, Mass.
Bond
Burr,
3s. Due on Sept. 1 from
as
1961
price of 100.516,
a
.
o
$37,000
price of 100.119,
basis of about 3.20%.
a
Gregory & Sons, Kink, Quirk &
Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., C. F. Childs
& Co., and Talmage & Co.
Of about 3.64%.
as *ollows.
Hailstone &
awarded to Frank E.
—
The Commerce Trust Co. of Kansas,
a* a Jri(;e ? 1
ilV/3
net interest cost of about 3.17%,
were
-
Company of Georgia, Atlanta, New York Hanseatic Corp.,
Sale—The $519,000 school
fered Aug. 2—v. 192, p. 450—were
awarded to Goodbody & Co., as
The
$72,000 fire
equipment bonds offered Aug. 9
-v. 192, p. 449—were awarded to
school
Buffalo, J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Trust
project loan act of 1948 bonds of-
Sale
WJb n?'
T
Cheshire, Mass.
KANSAS
building repair-1960 bonds offered
Aug.
Co., of New York,
price of 100.6799, a basis
about 2.91%.
of
No. 11 (P. O. R. F. D., Mount
Other members of the syndicate
were as
Marine Trust
The
Pittsburgh, Kan.
1
Township
$31,000
to
Mount Morris Township Sch. Dist.
10?(789' a bas's of ab°ut
p.
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
dock &
York, as. 2'90s. at ? P™<*
sewer
192,
a
Bond
(P. O. Haubstadt), Ind.
Bend
9-v.
53
proved by
ical Bank New York Trust Co., of
Trust
3s, at
2.93%.
from 1978 to 1984 inclusive.
•
bonds, at a price
100.5668, a basis of about
Aug
awarded
were
-
Bankers
bridge
1977 inclusive.
1966 to
490,000
449
offered
syndicate headed by the Chem¬
a
Amherst, Mass.
Sale—The $345,000
Bond
bonds
as
Jan. 1 from
on
as
2.92%.
250,000
(645)
192,
p.
545—were awarded to
1989
1971
Due on June 1 from 1961
inclusive.
and
Bonds
thereafter
are
due
in
callable
of June 1, 1970. Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at a banking institution to be designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
MINNESOTA
as
Arden Hills, Minn.
Bond
Sale—The $400,000 sewer
improvement
series
B
bonds of-
i
54
fered Aug. 4—v. 192, p. 352—were
awarded to Juran & Moody, Inc.
and
Associates,
$120,000
as 3.90s. Due
on Jan.
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive.
.
45,000
3.90s. Due from 1968 to
4s.
additional
from
Oct.
in¬
to Jan.
1960
1,
will
receive
obligation
Fall,
sealed
improvement
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Legality approved
by
Howard,
Peterson,
LeFevere,
Lefler
&
Haertzen, of Minneapolis.
Gary, Minn.
Offering — Ellias Strand-
Bond
lien,
Village
Sale
Due
obligation
improve¬
15, 1960.
Aug. 15 from 1961 to 1970
bonds. Dated Aug.
on
inclusive.
Hibbing, Minn.
Bond Offering—Roy E. Mickelson, Village Clerk, will
receive
sealed bids until 4:30 p.m. (CDST)
purchase of
$74,000 permanent improvement
and replacement bonds.
Due on
March 1 and Sept. 1, 1961.
Aug.
on
for
15
the
Madelia, Minn.
Bond
Offering
Willis Owen,
—
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 22
for the purchase of $35,000 water
and
bonds.
sewer
1960. Due
Sept.
1,
March 1 from 1963 to
on
inclusive.
1972
Dated
Interest
100.032, a net interest
of about 3.98%, as follows:
price of
cost
$242,000
M-S.
Le¬
local
ous
31'2S.
as
Due
Aug.
on
1
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
40,000
3.90s.
as
Due
1
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
100,000
improvement bonds of¬
fered Aug. 8—v. 192, p. 257—were
awarded to Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Independent School Dist.,
No. 83, Minn".
Sale
Bond
The
$1,100,000
school building bonds offered Aug.
9—v. 192, p. 161—were awarded
to
—
group composed
a
of The First
National Bank, of
Chicago, HornWeeks, and Harold E.
Wood & Co., at a price of 100.0651,
blower
&
net interest cost of about 3.16%,
a
follows:
as
$290,000
Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
&
by
Trauer-
as
Due
3s. Due
1969 to 1973
135,000
<
Offering
Bonner
—
380,000
on
Feb.
1,
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
3V4S.
as
on
Due
on
Dug-
314s.
as
Due
on
Feb.
St. Charles, Minn.
Bond
Offering — Elmar Bank,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
25 for the purchase of $30,000 fire
hall 1960 bonds. Dated Oct. 1,1960.
Due on April 1 from 1963 to 1972
inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality
^approved by Briggs & Morgan, of
St. Paul.
St. Olaf College
Bond
(Northheld),
Regents,
will
receive
sealed
/bids until 10
the
a.m. (CST) on Aug.
purchase of $1,635,000
dormitory revenue bonds. Dated
April 1, 1960. Due on April 1 from
1963 to 2000.
Legality approved
,hy Faegre & Benson, of Minne¬
apolis.
bonds
scheduled
offered
be
to
Helena, Mont.
Bond Offering—The City Com¬
Wheaton, Minn.
Bond
Sale —The $175,000 gen¬
obligation hospital bonds of¬
fered Aug, 3—v. 192, p. 352—were
awarded to The Allison-Williams
Co., and Piper, Jalfray & Hopwood, jointly, at a price of par, a
eral
as
receive
will
mission
sealed
bids
until 7:30 p.m.
Aug.
syndicate
Goldman, Sachs
follows:
as
& c0., Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
Hornblower &
Weeks, Reynolds &
Goodbody
&
Co.,
Charles
King & Co., and Winslow, Cohu &
StetS°n'
Highland Falls)
interest
follows: '
cost
:
of
about 3.98%,
N
Sweet Grass
County School District
(P. O. Big Timber), Mont.
I
Sale—The
Bond
$76,000
will
Education,
for
the
crhnni
school
tne
xggo
25
Aug
of
$1,050,000
1
Principal
B
or
Lee
from
1961
i*
the
at
?t- ?!
at the option of the
Com-
Bank
New
York
rence
Sale
E.
holder at. the Empire Trust
awarded
New York City. Legality apHawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
G
—
e r o s a
companies participating as
bers of The City of New
price of
par.
No. 42
North Brunswick
D,Sf"Ct
(P. O. Acton), Mont.
Offering—Kenneth Clark,
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Aug.
22 for
the
purchase of $36,000
school bonds. Dated June 7, 1960.
Interest J-D.
?
Franklin
—
f
o
the
18
banks
-2
r
of ,85,000.™
E
i
j
Mucation'wiu'receive sealed'bids
unHl^p!m
to
Township School
(^wN£sey™Ck)Offerin-
Bond
TXT-
(EST)
30 for
Aug
on
purchase of $1,196,000 school
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on
and
trust
mem-
York
datedl'uT it
I960 payable Nov. 2, 1960, subject
in
rpdemntinn
nn
or
nftpr
ah
94
^'aTd^T authorized i^sue
Bond
Delafield
to
&
Wood
:
c
PxSn
«
,
■
Wachob-Bender
Corp.
Aug. 1, 1960.
Dated
i
u
n>
°J\
:
so
l
n
fZS'
Kenneth Ted-
ford, Acting Clerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (PST) on Aug. 23 for
the purchase of $300,000 general
(A-O)
Principal and
payable
the
at
the option
at
or
of the holder at
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
w *drk City.
Rye, N. Y.
Bond Offering—ClaireS.Henne,
Cnrrmtroller
r-itv
i
will
V?^p? .,.1
,
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
receive
/J
(EST)
u7
Sent
Dated
improvement
1960
1
iqfii'
from
i
Princinal and
to
Due
on
Mew
citv
Leealitv
York
Aoril
inclusive
1978
interest
bonds,
fA-Ol
^^ the ^ NatimSl
nf
-
purcnase ot^o^a,
•
public
700
on
of $643
16 for the nurohase
New
aonroved
bv
nav
atv
York
Van-
of New York City.
Steuben
County (P. O.
Bath), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $750,000 County
.
.
,
.
,
,
A
n
^dghway ba^s offered Aug. 9v' 192> P- 546-were awarded to a
Trust Company
issue
Savings Bank
of°
Western New
of^Sgo'sfaun
of Chicago Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., and Harri-
^ f'f ^
about
Rose
Sale
Bond
Hill, N. C.
—
The
$50,000 water
s
.o
„
T I960. Due
1,
cipal and interest
the
at
tor
I.
A«
r
h
h
$10,000 as 6s. Due on June 1 from
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
15,000 as 4s. Due on June 1 from
1965 to 1970 inclusive.
000, Morgan Guaranty Trust Com-
25,000 as 4Vis./ Due on June 1,
PanY
New York $7,131,000,
Manufacturers Trust Company
from 1971 to 1975 inclusive.
fw
payable
of
Bank
in*
Price of par, at a net interest cost
of about 4.28%, as follows:
York $13,877,000, Chemical Bank
New York Trust Company $7,591,-
on Dec. l
(J-D)
Citizens National
u
The Vance Securities Corp., at a
/
s
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City,
u/
'
the
L entil
^ S f
such redemption date.
notes allotted are: The Chase
Manhattan Bank $14,196,000, The
First National City Bank of New
n
Englewood, Tenafly. Legality ap-
Street, Fallon), Nev.
-»-■
*
from 1960 to 1977 inclusive. Prin-
District (P. O. 131 South Main
Offering
'
>
nfrv
K™„°'
Dated June
County, County School
subject to redemption at the
The participating banks and the
Durchasebf $180000 school bonds
"
NEVADA
Churchill
York
New
of
v.'■.
Sale—An issue of $15,000
sold
interest
Bankers Trust Co., of New York,
option of the Comptroller upon and sewer bonds offered Aug. 2—
notice given three days prior to v. 192, p. 451—were awarded to
Humphrey, Neb.
was
to 1980 inclusive.
Jersey
North Brunswick Office,
Legality approved by Hawkins,
building bonds.
Bond
i, i960. Due on April 1 from 1961
196°* The notes bear interest at
are
will receive sealed bids until City.
Sept. 1 for the purchase of $30,000
mi-r
municipal building bonds
$2
publi'c
Dated April
improvement bonds.
the rate of 2%% per annum and
son,
school
nf
0Pbligation
general
$30,000,000 to be dated Aug. 18, ap«ce of 100.102, a basis of
I960, payable Nov. 2, 1960, subject
NORTH CAROLINA
to redemption on or after Oct. 24,
Principal and interest (A-O) pay-
Offering—Delwin Ander¬
nWESTFon
a
nurrhase
tbp
oi
Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Cuming County School District No.
81 (P. O. West Point), Neb.
620g500
12
able at the National Bank of New
NEBRASKA
fnr
oo
Law-
Aug.
on
tion
a
AnfJ
way,
Comptroiler
proved by
3%s, at
Je°aYed bfdf unHlTl
$65,000,000 tax anticipa-
notes
&
& GaHo-
flew York, N. Y.
Note
&
Offering—John J. Burns,
of New York.
pany,
as
Co.,
New York City. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
192, p. 450—were awarded to The
Citizens Bank & Trust Co., of Big
Timber,
H
Trust
Bank
Oyster Bay, N. Y.
First
t?
payable
National
Co., Ossining. Legality ap¬
Bond
to
•
navable
i
interest payable
Trust Company,
and
Fort
the
at
1
•
(A-Ol
terest
ical
1962 to 1979 inclusive,
from
•
Bank of Highland Falls,
at the option of the holder, at
the principal office of the Chem-
bonds. Dated
1, 1960. Due on March
March
First
The
(J-J)
interest
and
proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
,
or
1973 inclusive.
Series
915,000
Amil
on
f*
National
$135,000 Series A bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1959. Due on Aug. 1
from 1961 to
r
?
PA
1901 to
1990 inclusive. Principal and inat
loilows.
as
Due
•
follows*
a«i
bonds,
on
(Bbij on Aug. zo
purchase
hnnri<?
u
sealed
receive
1FST1
hirU until a n m
bids until 8 p.m.
Fort Lee,
school
oi
District Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
Aug. 17 for the purchase of $980,nnA6'
I
f A
000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
1,
Wad-
E.
Board' of
coara oi
the
of
cipal
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Offering—John
secretary
Y
Don!
nery,
1976 inclusive. Prin-
from 1961 to
the Meadow Brook National Bank
Tof Nassau County Oyster Bay.
Highlands Central School District
No.KP.O
(EST)
16 for the purchase of
$233,500 various purposes bonds.
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on July 1
10—v.
Other members of the
were
City.
Serrptarv
low,
(MST) on Aug. 29
for the purchase of $119,000 street
paving and improvement bonds.
Bend
•
Bond
low
improvement
airport
,
•net
offered
of
Aug.
on
Trust
192, p. 451—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Smith, Barney & Co., as 3.60s, at a price of
100-899'a basis
abaat 3.52%.
New Jersey
Aug. 26 has been postponed until
V
Offering — S. A. Bye,
•Secretary-Treasurer of the Board
for
Bond
County (P.O.
Offering Postponed—The
$150,000
on
bids until 3:30 p m
sealed
at
bonds
Galloway,
&
Bond Offering—Lester M. Kimball> Village Clerk, will receive
—
school
a.m.
Bozeman), Mont.
Minnesota
29
Regional
Englewood Cliffs School District,
Bond
of
(DST)
p.m.
MONTANA
Bond
City
•
Kowal,
No. 1 (P. O. Granville), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
The
$2,295,000
(P. O. Somerdale), N. J.
Offering — Herbert H.
New York
1,
1
i
-w
,T>o???lve
Whitehall Central School Dist.
Clerk,
Yellowstone County School District
Feb.
from 1976 to 1980 inclusive/
^
I
w
Granville, Hebron, Hampton and
will receive Melk, Secretary of Board of Eduwill
(CST) on cation
Aug. 19 for the purchase of $79,- until 8 pun. (EST) on Aug.
3 $
000 special assessment street im¬ the purchase of $1500,000 school
bonds. Gated March
provement bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
,1959p u
1960.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 on March 1 from 1961 to 1985 m
to
1970 inclusive.
Paying agent
MV4Sc\e' payable at the it?+ Ca kiCip*i
r«Qm
to be designated by the success¬
(M-S)
st
ful bidder. Legality approved by
Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St. Camden
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
Louis.
City
gan,
sealed bids until 10
'rfu
•
Offermg—Chester
v?ip °i!eo
j
15> 1961.
School District
Greenwood, Miss.
Bond
1974 and 1975.
.
Central Camden County
York, New York City. Leapproved by Vandewater,
Ossining, N. Y.
v
kept 1 for the purchase of $5,°00 bond anticipation notes.
by Ropes, Dated Sept. 15, 1960. Due on Sept.
Sale—An issue of
approved
i
sealed bids until 3
inclusive,
1979
$30,000 Legality approved
airport bonds was sold to Cady Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
& Co., Inc., as 4*4s and 4s. Dated Boston.
July 1, 1960. Due on April 1 from
1961 to
1980 inclusive. Legality
NEW JERSEY
Bond
r\ft
Note
c Y
1960. Due on Aug.
to
cr
a
building bonds offered Aug. 1—v.
3t^s.
as
from 1963 to 1968 inclusive.
295,000
1961
from
gality
NEW YORK
o
100.179,
Com-
Trust
of Western New York, Niag-
Sykes, Heckler
New York City.
Principal and interest payable at
the First National Bank, of Boston.
Sept. 16.
New Vim
price of
a
inclusive.
1990
to
Marine
the
at
p
ver*
bonds
school
1961
from
l
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-
July x from 1961 to
on
_
of New
basis of about 3.88%.
*
vari¬
3.90s, at
1
MISSISSIPPI
Due
sold to Harkness & Hill, Inc.,
Dated Aug. 1,
Brookhaven, Miss.
Gallatin
$415,000
obligation
sealed
receive
gel, Sherman & Howard, of Den-
Danville School District, N. H.
was
will
of
Treasurer's office, Carlsbad.
Legality approved by Dawson, Na-
discount.
Bond Sale—An issue of $95,000
/
1981 inclusive.
to
National
,c
a.m.
1970 inclusive. Principal and in- ara Falls, or at the option of the
te^st (J-J) payable at the City holder at The Marine Trust Co.
?~W?rS a™arded t0
Bank, of Bos-
19J> p;
First
ton, at 1.52
Clerk,
1960
9
='
11
on-Aug. 16 for the pur-i
$4,500,000 general obligati0n water 1960 Series A bonds.
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on June
chase
McMinn,
E.
000 library bonds. Dated July 1, able
or.
0
The
Offering—H.
bids until 7:30 p.m. : (MST)
on
Aug. 25 for the purchase of $300,-
(P. O.
Berlin), N. H.
TV,
«C1 nn nnn fov
$100,000 tax an-
Pf?o10n
as
4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
as
1971
1
general
Aug.
on
C
4-
XT
until
bids
(EST)
3.86%.
Note Sale—The
sealed
will
Treasurer,
County
Kayner,
Carlsbad, N. M,
Bond
City
Coos County
Niagara County Water District
(P. O. Lockport), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Howard L.
receive
NEW MEXICO
as
a
000, Kings County Trust Company,
Brooklyn, N. Y. $137,000 and Underwriters Trust Company $91,000.
by
approved
Legality
Monday, August 15, 1960
.
New YPrk Clty-
3.90s, at a
basis of about
Tyson,
&
$382,000 gen¬
Co., and Harold E. Wood & Co., at
a
Moorhead, Minn.
Sale—The
The
obligation bonds offered Aug.
192, p. 257—were awarded
group composed of John Nuveen & Co., Shearson, Hammill &
gality approved by Briggs & Mor¬
gan, of St. Paul.
Bond
Dabney
a
Clerk,
general
in¬
1961
.
*£wk*"S'. Delafield & Wood, Of
Sale—The
price of 100.232,
—
Wyckoff.
$70,000 school
bonds offered Aug. 4—v. 192, p.
450—were awarded to Townsend,
Bond
2—v.
to
will receive
(CST) on
Aug. 16 for the purchase of $15,000
Jan. 1,
White Bear Lake, Minn.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
ment
from
NEW HAMPSHIRE
eral
bids until 4:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
16 for the purchase of $50,000 gen¬
eral
additional
bear
1.40%
1, 1962.
Bond
Brainerd, Minn.
Offering — Walter
Clerk,
of
terest
bear
1V2%
1980 inclusive.
bonds
The
from 1972 to
Due
to Feb. 1, 1962.
Bond
Denver.
Chester School District, N. H.
4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
as
1978 to
.
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from
*1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Wyckoff
First
National
Bank,
approved by Daw-
Legality
Nagel, Sherman & Howard, of
1
bonds
City
(ice.
son,
65,000
inclusive.
terest of
1
1
as
1981
The
Jan.
on
as 3.70s. Due on Jan.
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.
1971 inclusive.
200,000
Due
3%s. Due from 1962 to
as
as
3V2S.
as
from 1963 to 1968 inclusive.
30,000
1967 inclusive
80,000
$35,000
at a net interest
4.09%, as follows:
cost of about
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(646)
'
*
Wyckoff Township School District
(P. O. Wyckoff), N. J.
OHIO
C(?11ftnnn
^8'^10'990'^"k
,
_
.
-BaltlclocalSchool District>0hl°
2f97n nnn
Bond Sale—The $105,000 school
££d Truft ComDanv Jf New York bonds offered June 30~v- 191'. p*
mi? 2
^
—- were awarded to Curtiss,
fi'ml'nnn' ?
arlr
York House & Co., as 4V4S, at a price
f
n^Ar- P ^ T*r
Cpmpany of 101.84, a basis of about 4.03%.
$383,000, Grace National Bank of
i
#
v
1
•
o oo
New
1
York
$364,000,
Federation
Barberton, Ohio
Bank and Trust Company $325,-
Bond Sale—The $434,000 street
koff, Secretary of Board of Edu- 000, United States Trust Company
cation, will receive sealed bids of New York $319,000, Sterling
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 23 for National Bank and Trust Company
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬ -4he purchase of $450,000 general of New York $266,000, The Amalable at the County. Treasurer's of- obligation
school bonds.
Dated gamated Bank of New York $156,-
improvement limited tax bonds
offered Aug, 8—v.. 192, p. 451—*
were
awarded to McDonald &
Co., as 3V4S, at a price of 100.36,
a basis of about 3.17%.
obligation
building
limited
tax
bonds. Dated Aug. I, 1960. Due on
Bond
Offering—J.
Floyd
Wye-
Volume
Number
192
The Commercial and
5977
Offering
sealed
bids
Aug. 29 for
limited
000
—
Dec.
on
15
1961
from
sidewalk
Due
bonds.
1961
to
(P. O. Oak Hill), Ohio
Bond Offering — Warren Gilli-
from
15
land, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til noon (EST) on Sept. 13, for the
purchase of $20,000 school im¬
provement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
inclusive.
■Dated
Aug. 15, 1960. - Principal
(J-D) payable at the
City Treasurer's office,Legality
and interest
„
1960.
Due
1980
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
inclusive.
terest
Berea
City School District, Ohio
Offering — Raymond M.
Bond
Loramie
The
to
Hamilton Local School District
improvement
Dec.
on
1965
$8,000 street
limited tax bonds
8—v. 192, p. 547—
Banking Co., of Fort Loramie, as
4s, at a price of par.
to
from
1
Dec.
on
Principal
to
1961
and
(J-D) payable at The First
Bank, Jackson. Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams of Cincinnati.
will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Aug. 30 for
the purchase of $1,350,000 school
building bonds. Dated Sept.
1,
Aug. 22 for the purchase of $114,385 special assessment street im¬
+
Bond Sale—An
000
issue of
$2,030,-
dormitory
bonds
revenue, series D
sold
to
the
Federal
was
Housing & Home Finance Agency,
as 3s, at a
price of par.
Reynoldsburg Local School District,
Ohio
Bond
v.
192,
Dated Aug.
from
258—were
tax
(J-D)
The
bonds.
Sweney Cartwright'& Co., as 3%s,
a
price of 100.10, a basis of
Trenton, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$55,000 munici¬
pal building bonds offered Aug. 4
192, p. 258—were awarded to
McDonald &
of
Offering—Betty J. Thomp¬
Director of Finance* will re¬
ceive
about 3.73%.
(EST)
;.
—v.
Stow, Ohio
son,
sealed
bids
until
7:30
Bond
Offering
—
Aug. 25 for the purchase
$49,950 special assessment McImprovement limited tax
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due
G.
Over, Village, Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until
1 p.m.
(EST)
on
Dec.
on
1
clusive.
from
1962
Principal
Co., as 4s, at a price
basis of about 3.96%.
Bond
Offering—W. R. Baldwin,
until
bids
sealed
receive
noon
in¬
(EST) on Aug. 22 for the purchase
of $284,000 school, building com¬
interest
pletion bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1960.
to; 1970
and
a
Clerk of Board of Education, will
Drive
Leonard
100.31,
Wayne Township, Local Sch. Dist,
(P. O. Dayton), Ohio
p.m.
on
of
Rittman, Ohio
of
National
Cleveland.
Bond
at
office
interest
(J-D) payable
at
the
Rittman
Savings Bank,
Rittman.
Legality
approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
to
payable at the
Portage
County
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
on Dec. 1
1970 inclusive. Prin¬
Cleveland.
awarded
55
Bank of Kent.
1, 1960. Due
1962 to
cipal and
Sale—The $420,000 school
offered Aug. 4—
p.
limited
provement
building bonds
in¬
National
Johnston, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
University (P. O.
Columbus), Ohio
The
—
awarded
were
1970 inclusive.
11,000
Sale
improvement
offered Aug.
$85,000 street improvement bonds.
Due
Ohio State
Fort Loramie, Ohio
Bond
Caroyln D.
Auditor, will receive
until noon (EST) on
the purchase of $96,tax bonds, as follows:
Kerns, City
Chronicle
(647)
Beliefontaine, Ohio
Bond
Financial
cation,
Dec.
1960.
Due
1981
inclusive.
on
1
from
Principal
1962
and
Kettering, Ohio
Sale—An issue
Bond
)
.
of $24,620
special assessment street improve¬
ment
to
to
in¬
limited
Magnus
terest
price
tional
bonds
tax
was
sold
33/4s, at a
basis of about
Co.,
&
as
3.67%.
(M-S) payable at the Na¬
City Bank, Berea. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond
Offering—Janice
sealed
of
bids
Finance,
until
will
noon
Bond
a
FOR HARD TO FIND QUOTATIONS
of
Finance, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Aug. 24 for the purchase of $205,000
water
Dated
on
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
Offering—Henry A. Rees,
Director
Hanley,
receive
(DST)
100.39,
Lakewood, Ohio
Bedford Heights (P. O. Bedford),
Ohio
-AAv
Director
of
Series B bonds.
on Oct. 1
main,
Oct. 1,
Aug. 31 for the purchase of $592,-
from
700
1960. Due
BANK & QUOTATION
terest A-O.
special assessment
and
water bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1970
inclusive.
Principal
sewer
and
1961
to
inclusive.
1990
Lucas County (P. O.
Bond Sale—The
interest
In¬
RECORD
Toledo), Ohio
$169,000 County
(J-D)
payable at the National
City Bank of Cleveland. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
building limited tax bonds offered
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
3V4S, at
June
23—v.
awarded
191,
p.
McDonald
to
WE GIVE
2570—were
& Co., as
price of 100.70, a basis
a
STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
of about 3.13%.
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
Bond
Offering—Edward
Ohio State
Schu-
ele, Director of Finance, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until;, noon
Trustees (P. O. Columbus
A
on
i'.tv-
i'>
Bond
on
of
1 Ohio
1
10),
•
\
Sale^The
$2,330J000<,dor-
mitory revenue,7 series "C" bonds
offered Aug. 9—v. 192, p. 354—
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1976 inclu¬
were
awarded to
a
syndicate com¬
sive. Principal and interest
First Cleveland
(J-D)
the Director of Fi¬
nance's office. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
1
.
Bond
and
Corp., Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Ball, Burge & Kraus,
Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co.,
and
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., at a price
of
Fair view Park, Ohio
Sale—The
$590,800 sewer
street improvement bonds of¬
I
awarded
to
a
group
composed
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•
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•
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4V2S.
on
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•
inclusive.
Due
on
Oct.
on Oct.
from 1979 to 1994 inclusive.
1,125,000
'
505,000
as
as
4s.
3J/4S.
Due
Due
on
Oct.
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
•
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
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as
1961
320,000
worth &
a
v
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NEW YORK STOCK
•
98.0309, a net interest cost of
3.92%, as follows:
$380,000
of
Co., Inc., Merrill, Turben
& Co., and Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., as 33/4s, at a price of 100.81,
•
about
fered Aug. 1—v. 192, p. 258—were
J.
EXCHANGE
•
posed of John Nuveen & Co., the
payable
at
AMERICAN STOCK
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Aug. 30 for the. pur$1,000,000 sewer, series
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due
(EST)
chase
University, Board of
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(648)
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Monday, August 15, 1960
I
JL.
Due
1961 to 1981
15 from
Dec,
on
inclusive.
Principal
interest
interest
payable at The First NaLegality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin(J-D)
-
"
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
4s. Due on April 1 from
as
1966
W,
Offering—Jas.
Bond
Knox,
Sept. 12 for the pur¬ County. Controller, will receive
$915,000 school building sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1960. Due; Sept. 13 for the purchase-of $5,on June 15 from 1961 to 1983 in¬
400,000 general obligation bonds.
clusive.
Principal
and f. interest- Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1
(J-D) payable at the Amelia State from 1961 to 1990 inclusive. Prin¬
(DST)
on
of
Bank, Amelia. Legality approved cipal and interest payable at the
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of County Controller's office, Pitts¬
Cincinnati.
':
„,f burgh.:
Legality
.approved
by
:
oklahoma
Apache, Okla.
Bond
Offering
Thompson,
(CST)
chase
bids
Aug.
on
Clerk, will
Town
sealed
ceive
until
7:30
the pur¬
water
works
1962 and 1963.
School
(P. O. Chandler),
Bond Offering —Lorn
Westfall,
Clerk of Board of Education, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
Aug. 16 for the purchase
transportation equipment
on
Due
bonds.
from
1962
in¬
1965
to
clusive.
Bond
Offering—Jack E. Warren,
jpr the purchase of $125,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug." 15, 1960. Due
15
Feb.
clusive.
from
1962 to
Principal
in¬
1978
and
interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
••
.
Woodburn, Ore.
Sale—An issue of $55,000
Bond
bonds
sewer
National
land,
Bank
at
sold to The First
was
of
price
a
Oregon,
100.13,
of
inclusive.
Port¬
net
a
OF
DIVIDENDS
TO
limited
20—v.
awarded
at
a
A
WARRANTS
second
TO
HOLDERS
Ordinary Stock for the
September,
each
of
will be
of seven pence for
Shillings of Ordinary Stock,
United
on
Income
Offering—Wayne D. Price,
Bond
will
receive
of New York, 33 Lombard Street,
pany
London E.C.3., for examination five clear
business days
(excluding Saturday) be¬
made.
fore payment is
The
usual
half-yearly dividend
of
the 5% Preference Stock (less
United Kingdom Income Tax) for the
year
ending 30th September next will
also be payable on the 39th September,
2l/z%
on
1960.
No.
Coupon
with
the
114
National
be
must
Provincial
deposited
Bank
Lim¬
ited,
Savoy
Court,
Strand,
London,
W.C.2., for examination five clear busi¬
ness
days
(excluding Saturday)
before
payment is made.
DATED 10th August, 1960.
By Order
A.
D.
McCORMICK,
Secretary.
Westminster House
7, Millbank
London, S.W. 1.
Stockholders
virtue
who
of Article XIII
Taxation
Treaty
be entitled by
(1) of the Double
may
between
the
United
States and the United Kingdom, to a tax
credit under Section 901 of the United
States
Internal
Revenue
Code
by
Trust
can
application to Morgan Guaranty
Company of New York obtain certificates
giving particulars of rates of United
Kingdom Income Tax appropriate to all
the
above mentioned dividends.
sealed
until
bids
1, 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961
to 1972 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
the principal
the Saucon Valley Trust
payable
office of
Co.,
at
Legality
Hellertown.
ap¬
&
BRITISH-AMERICAN
held Au¬
decided
September 30, I960 Interim
meeting
a
of
Directors
9, 1969 in London it
was
July 1 from 1962 to 1980 inclusive.
fice.
Ponce, Puerto Rico
Bond
Seattle.
Sioux Falls, S. D.
awarded
kota
Corp.,
South
The
to
Independent School
Puerto
bids at
Bank
for
receive sealed
Development
will
Rico,
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
a.m.
(EST) on Aug. 18
the
purchase: of $2,030,000
office, Olympia, or at the
option of the holder, at the fiscal
agency of the State, in New York
County Road District No. 3
(P.O. San Antonio), Texas
? VBond Offering—Fred Huntress,
able
New York
in
City
or
at the
option of the holder at the Gov¬
ernment
Development Bank for
City.
Authority (P. O.
San
Juan), Puerto Rico
International
Airport
Records
and
Passenger
Cargo
Traffic—Passenger traffic through
Puerto Rico International Airport
San
at
totaled
Juan
126,396
in
June, 1960 compared with 117,897
passengers in June of last year, an
increase of 7.208%, Rafael Durand
Manzanal, Executive Director of
Authority, announced Aug. 8.
Cargo handled at the airport in
June
amounted
to
3,689,907
the
in
against 3,177,835 pounds
corresponding month
a
the
year
ago,
For
the
10,
road
1960.
from 1961
to
Due
The
Dated
March
on
10
1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
bonds.
Chase
(M-S)
payable
Manhattan
New York.
Bank,
Legality approved by
Dobbins
Howard, of
&
San
An¬
tonio.
Channelview Independent School
District, Texas
Puerto Rico Ports
Increased
Sept.
tax
an
12
Bond
—
Jess Evans,
Secretary of the Board of Trustees,
will
p.m.'
receive
ended
sealed
(CST)
purchase
of
on
1
until
bids
Sept.
from
1, 1960. Due
1961
to
Offering—Irvin F. Knoe-
Bond
City
bel,
Comptroller,
sealed
ceive
will
until
bids
2
re¬
p.m.
30 for the pur¬
chase of $4,625,000 corporate pur¬
pose bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1960.
Due on Sept. 1 from" 1961 to 1980
inclusive. Principal and interest
(CST)
on
Aug.
payable at a bank to be
upon by the city and the
purchaser, or, at the option of
the holder, at the City Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
(M-S)
agreed
wyoming
sive.
Basin, Wyo.
»
on
inclu¬
1990
j
8
issue of $28,000
Sale—An
Bond
extension
water
electric
and
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Channelview State
transmission
to
Bank, or at any bank in
Reserve City in Texas.
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.,
^
3.60s
Federal
a
Legality
by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.'/
" '
at
line
a
bonds
was
sold
price of 100.05.
approved
-
CANADA
a;
quebec
Corpus Christi Independent School
District, Texas
Bond
June
Offering
Tom
—
M.
1,- Browne, President of the Board of
415,842 passengers, compared with Education, will receive sealed bids
until 4 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 1 for
1,171,591 in the year ended June
the purchase of $1,000,000 school30, 1959, an increase of 20.85%.
house bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
Cargo
moved
in
this
period
Due on July 1 from 1962 to 1981
amounted
to
50,560,437
pounds
inclusive. Principal
and interest
against
40,841,950
pounds
last
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Corpus
year, an increase of 23.80%.
1960, the
wisconsin
West Allis, Wis.
the
for
8
City. Legality approved by Wood,
King, Dawson & Logan, of New
York City, and Houghton, Cluck,
Coughlin & Schubat, of Seattle.
$620,000 schoolhouse
bonds. Dated Oct.
April
increase of 16.114%.
months
Offering
Due
1980 in¬
interest
urer's
.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug.
31
for the purchase of
$500,000
Sept. 1, 1960.
1 from 1961 to
Principal
and
(M-S) payable at the State Treas¬
v.
Bexar
unlimited
Dated
clusive.
texas
11
Minor,
a.m.'
Sept.
on
192, p. 354 — were
Piper, Jaffray & Flopwood, and J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.,
jointly.
45 Wall
10
bonds.
$100,000 school
obligation bonds offered
.
Ernest
receive sealed bids
(PST) 'on Aug. 25
for
the
purchase of $34,000,000
public school plant facilities-1959
until
Sale—The
—
—
will
mittee,
Da¬
District No. 29, S. D.
Bond
Offering
Secretary of State Finance Com¬
5s, at a price of par.
as
Willow Lake
-
Bond
Sale—The
$600,000 ramp
parking facility revenue bonds of¬
fered July
25—v. 192, p. 259—
were
approved by Pres¬
& Horowitz, of
Washington (State of)
Government
the
of
Pico,
Rafael
Offering
President
Legality
ton, Thorgrimson
inclusive.
1969
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
awarded to
30,
TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED
1962
general
July 28
rico
puerto
pounds,
Bond Sale—The $32,000 general
obligation bonds offered Aug. 1—
v.
192, p. 354—were awarded to
from
Co., of Philadelphia,
2s, at a price of par.
as
8
(EST) on Aug. 18 for the
purchase of $240,000 general obli¬
gation school bonds. Dated Sept.
At
deposit Coupon No. 249
Morgan Guaranty Trust Com¬
Trust
Street
Ellis,
bonds. Dated
2799—were awarded to The Broad
Directors,
p.m.
gust
must
the
with
Board of
of
Secretary
Tax,
Holders of Bearer Stock to obtain this
dividend
$100,000 gen¬
eral obligation improvement
bonds offered June 28—v. 192, p.
York
Hellertown School District, Pa.
30th September, 1960.
Kingdom
payable
■
the
on
Sale—The
33/4S, Puerto Rico, San Juan.
Legality
basis of approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly
&
Mitchell,
of New
dividend notice
196%
Ten
free
Upper Moreland Township (P. O.
Willow Grove), Pa.
B.
general obligation school
July 1, 1960. Due on
000
Q Bond Offering —Robert Morse,
Bond
as
about 3.74%.
ended 30th
year
The
2691—were
First
National
p.
of West Chester,
price of .,100.04, a
BEARER.
dividend
interim
to
offered
bonds
tax
191,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
OF ORDINARY AND PREFERENCE
STOCK
sol, of Philadelphia.'
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
Pittsburgh.
v»"
■
«: for
public improvement 1959 Series A
East Goshen Township School Dist.
bonds. Dated July 1, 1959. Due on
(P. O. West Chester), Pa.
July 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclu¬
Bond
Sale—The $143,000 gen¬ sive. Callable as of
July 1, 1975.
eral
obligation school improve¬ Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED
(EST) on
Will
Treasurer,
Aug. 25 for the purchase of $275,-
South Dakota
/
—
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
dakota
Elroy Township (P. O. Seneca),
B.
wili" receive
Ballard, Spahr, Andrews & Inger--
Bond
Offering
County
M-S. Legality approved by
terest
until
proved
by
Rhoads,«' Sinon„
Reader, of Harrisburg.
dividend notice
NOTICE
and in¬
Principal
payable at the Comptrol¬
ler's office. Legality approved by
Bank,
(P. O. Elmira), Ore.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Aug. 17
on
1965
Bond
south
;
on
Sept. 13 for the purchase of $500,funding bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1960. Due on Oct. 1 from 1961 to
June
Lane County School District No.
28J
(EST)
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Richard
—
Secretary,
Comptroller, will receive
ment
oregon
*
W. Knox,
Bond Offering—James
terest
Oklahoma
of $8,000
Allegheny County Institution Dist.
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
County
Vernon), Wash.
of
Simons,
Clerk,
will
receive
Aug. 30 for the purchase of $325,- Township
000
general obligation improve-' sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
ment limited tax
bonds.
Dated Aug. 15 for the purchase of $10,000 general obligation road bonds.
Sept. 15, 1960. Due on Sept. 15'
Dated July 1, I960* Due on July 1
from 1961 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
000
Lincoln County Independent
District No. 105
& Pohl,
Perry
Burgwin, Ruff in,
of Pittsburgh.
re¬
p.m.
for
,16
$20,000
of
bonds. Due in
Geneva
—
Offering
sealed bids until 6 p.m.
Allegheny County (P. O.
Pittsburgh), Pa.
will receive sealed bids until noon
&
Charleston.
Shupp,
:
Offering—Floyd Weaver,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Skagit County, Anacortes School
District No. 103 (P. O. Mount
Legality approved by
Gibbs
Sinkler,
basis of about 3.74%.
a
1980 inclusive. In¬
1961 to
M-S.
terest
Oreland), Pa.
pennsylvania
Bond
chase
100.01,
,,Springfield Township School Dist.
(P. O. 1901 East Paper Mill Rd.,
inclusive.
1970
to
of
from
1
The
Valley National Bank, of
Chambersburg, as 3%s, at a price
Bond
\Vest Clermont Local School Dist.
(P. O. Amelia), Ohio
as
April 1
4V2s. Due on
as
27,500
4.11%,
about
*
from
•
:
cost
$27,500
tional Bank.
cinnati.
of
follows:
and
airport serviced
;v;cvr/
Cap-de-la-Madeleine School
Commission, Que.
■*
Bond Offering
—
Raoul Roche-
leau, Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
ceive
bids
until
8
p.m.
Aug. 23 for the purchase
of $814,000 school bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from
1961 to
1980 inclusive. Principal
(EST)
on
and interest (M-S) payable at all
Corpus branches in Quebec.
Christi, or at a co-paying bank to
Charlesbourg School Commission,
Shillings of Ordinary Stock for the year Bank for Puerto Rico is fiscal be designated
by the purchaser.5;
agent for the Puerto Rico Ports
Quebec
ending September 3% 1969 on the issued
Legality
approved
by
McCall,
Ordinary Stock of the Company free of Authority..
Bond Offering—J. A. Latulippe,
Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & HorUnited Kingdom Income Tax.
Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
ton, of Dallas.
Also decided to pay on the same day
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Petrolia, Texas
half-yearly
dividend
of 2x/z%
(less
Aug. 25 for the purchase of $347,Puerto Rico
United Kingdom Income Tax) on issued
Bond Sale—An issue of $120,000
000 school bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Revenues
Show
10% Gain in
5% Preference Stock.
and
sewer
system 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961
Fiscal Year—Revenues of the Au¬ waterworks
Coupon No. 249 must be used for div¬ thority for the fiscal year ended revenue, series 1960 bonds was to 1980 inclusive. Interest M-S.
idend on the Ordinary Stock and Coupon
June 30, 1960 amounted to $9,725,- sold to Murray W. Moore & Co.,
Chicoutimi-North School
No. 114 must be used for dividend on
as
5s and 5V2S, at a price of par.
027, a gain of $933,623 or 10.6%
Commission, Que.
the 5% Preference Stock. All transfers
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug.
over
the
$8,791,404 reported in
Bond Offerings—David Boucher,
received in London on or before August
1 from 1962 to 1991 inclusive. Le¬
the preceding fiscal year, accord¬
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
23, 1960 will be in time for payment of
ing to Juan Labadie Eurite, Exec¬ gality approved by McCall, Park¬
dividends to transferees.
hurst, Crowe, McCall & Horton, sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
utive Director of the Authority.
Also decided to pay on October 31,
Aug. 22 for the purchase of $130,Customers totaled 256,602 on June of Dallas.
000 school bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1960 half-yearly
dividend of 3% (less
30, 1960 compared with 236,326 on
West Orange, Texas
1960. Due on Aug. 1 from 1961 to
United Kingdom Income Tax) on the 6%
June 30 of last year.
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
1975 inclusive. Interest F-A.
Preference Stock. All transfers received
For the month
of June,
1960, street improvement bonds was
in London on or before October 6, 1969
Rouyn School Cimmission, Que.
the Authority reported revenues sold to Lovett Abercrombie &
will be in time for payment of dividends
Co.,
of $897,362, compared with $814,Bond Offering — Mozart Rioux,
as 4V2S and 5s. Dated Aug. 1, 1960.
to transferees.
268 in June of 1959, an increase
Legality approved by Vinson, El- Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
Stockholders who may be entitled by
of 10.2%.
kins, Weems & Searls, of Hous¬ sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
virtue of Article XIII (1) of the Double
Aug. 23 for the purchase of $240,The Government Development ton.
Taxation
Treaty
between the United
000 school bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Bank
for
Puerto
Rico
is
fiscal
States and the United Kingdom to a tax
washington
1960. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to
credit under Section 901 of the United agent for the Aqueduct and Sew¬
to
pay
on
Dividend
States
of
Seven
Internal
application
Pence
Revenue
for
each
Code
The
Ten
can
by
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Company of New York obtain certificates
giving particulars of rates of United
Kingdom Income Tax appropriate to all
er
dividends.
BRITISH-AMERICAN
COMPANY
August 9, 1960
TOBACCO
LIMITED
Development
Christi Bank & Trust Co.,
Authority.
to
the above mentioned
Government
south
t
carolina
King County, Sylvia Pines Sewer
District (P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Laurens Hospital District, S.
Bond
Offering
Chairman
of
—
Board
C.
sewer
S.
Boyd,
Trustees,
July 1, 1960. Due on July 1 from
J-J.
Dated
Aug.
23
was
of
(EST)
on
bonds
M.
1962
of
1960
sold to McLean & Co., as 5s. Dated
will receive sealed bids until noon
chase
revenue
$130,000
for
the
pur¬
$100,000 hospital bonds.
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept.
1990
inclusive.
Legality
approved
to
Interest
by
Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Seattle.
1980
inclusive. Interest M-S.
St. Thomas Par., Que.
Bond
Offering
—
Willie Roy,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Aug. 22 for the purchase of $135,000 water and sewer improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Due
on Sept.
1 from 1961 to 1980 in¬
clusive. Interest M-S.
@FedFRASER