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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
IN
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ESTABLISHED 1839
si
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
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Volume
194
Number
New York
6085
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, August 28, 1961
$1.25
In
Copy
a
Sections
2
Section 1
«—
i
r'i
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Ainslie
Corp.
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Common Offered
—
Pursuant to
—
10,
In This Issue
In
$240,000, will be used by the company for
expansion, purchase of equipment, preparation of test
range facilities, sales promotion, repayment of debt, and
working capital.
BUSINESS—The
company
organized
was
Massachusetts
of
the
under
17,
Dec.
on
It
1954.
is
Stock and Bond Quotations
laws of the
the survivor
separately staffed division of the company. The principal
company
are
located " at 531 Pond St. in Braintree,
its plant facilities are located at that address and at
the
and
Mass.,
Madison
115
Maiden,
in
St.
Mass.
the design, development and manu¬
facture of microwave antennas, reflectors, ground support and handling
The
and associated
waveguide components,
therefor,
equipment
in
engaged
is
company
equipment.
products are sold primarily to companies in the electronics, micro¬
wave,
communications, and radar detection and identification indus¬
tries
for use
in
systems involved in microwave relay, scatter com¬
munications,
missile
guidance, satellite tracking,
target
acquisition,
Its
tactical
the
metal
fabrication,
industrial
various
for
of
performance
cancellation
for
value
of
of
500,000
of
of
own
stock
common
without
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
of
General Corporation and
State
pursuant
Transfer
The
the
company
National
the exercise
to
Boston.—V.
194,
The
pipeline
nitrogen
longest
in
United
the
will
States
bring
soon
11
100
miles
Sales
long.
plant
now
cross
the
to
north
other
will originate at Airco's $6J/2 million air separation
construction on a 9-acre site at Claymont, Del., and
River into New Jersey. One leg will
go 12
miles
Chemical's polypropylene plant at Woodbury and the
Shell
future,
south to du Pont's Chambers Works
taps
are
at
planned
Air
customers.
other
at Deepwater
points
Reduction
has
along
its
acquired
Point.
length
34
to
acres
in
Oldmans
Township, N. J., for future expansion of its industrial gas
producing facilities.
•/,.' .<.
Another pipeline, this one of stainless steel, will deliver Airco oxygen
to customers in New Jersey. The oxygen and nitrogen
pipelines are
two of eight being constructed by the SunOlin Chemical Co. to deliver
raw materials
from Delaware and Pennsylvania to chemical plants on
the New Jersey side of the river.—V. 194, p. 629.
Gas
Alabama
The
Corp*—Partial Redemption—
operation
has
called for
redemption
on
Sept.
15,
1961,
of the sinking fund, $100,000 of its 5 Va % series E
bonds, due Aug. 1,
1984 at 101.02 %. Payment will be made at the
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co., New York. —V. 194, p. 629.
suant to
an
Inc.—Class A Common Offered—Pur¬
Aug. 23, 1961 prospectus, Clayton Securities
Corp.,
Boston,
shares
of
and
firm's
this
publicly
associates
class
A
common
offered
stock
share. Of the total, 70,000 shares were sold
at
100,000
$9
for the
per
com¬
Net proceeds
company
CAPITALIZATION
is
and
last
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Common
stock
A
(par
25
Class
B
(par
25
Conditional
sale
—V.
cents)
cents)
$8,020
FINANCING
Outstanding
100,000 shs.
125,000 shs.
$5,280
Alloys Unlimited, Inc.—Acquisition—
This
as
a
The
company of Long Island City, has signed a contract to acquire
wholly owned division, Bow Solder Products Co., Inc.
acquisition of Bow, when completed will add to Alloys Un-
known
be
Brooklyn.
about
$1
It
as
Alloys Unlimited Solder
15,000 square feet of
sales.
occupies
million
in
long a specialist in the
semiconductor industry, plans
the
Corp.,
space,
Common
—
f)
for
public
the
White, Weld
terms
to
are
by the present
be
under
through
to
company's
sale
the
has
years
published
"American
book
of
Heritage"
publish two
to
under
one
publishing
the
balahce
will
which
available
be
for
and
Net
will
general
"In¬
and
corporate
purposes
capital.
has
company
of
children's
of
Library"
proceeds
initially be used in
borrowings incurred to
stock
additional
major
a
imprint and,
some
$500,000 of short-term
publication of the major books "Renaissance"
working
major
major books
"Horizon" im¬
activities.
repay
the
The
shares,
two
publishes
the
bi-monthly
Magazine of History," and the
Magazine of the Arts;" and The
intends
imprint and
miscellaneous
basis
public offer¬
amendment.
which
1961,
said
by
The
under
of
supplied
none
or
The
Co.
&
conducted
are
Division,
fall
Fall
In
by
sale
outstanding 110,408
latter
James
and
common
331,224
class
B
President,
Parton,
owns 20.4%, Joseph
Director, 12.6%, and
management officials as a group 52.5%. Of the outstanding common
stock, Mr. Parton owns 22,524 shares and proposes to sell 17,928
shares, and Mr. Thorndike owns 12,044 shares and proposes to sell
4,064 shares. The prospectus lists 34 other selling stockholders (includ¬
J.
Thorndike, Jr.,
ing
Mr.
who
Vice-President
a
Parton
and
Mr.
to
sell
amounts
propose
Editorial
and
Thorndike
Trustees
as
ranging
from
American Machine & Foundry
under
to
80
certain
trusts)
shares.
5,568
Co.—Foreign Expans'n
America
of
production of
hyperpure
its
techniques
to
apply
ally
the
and
a
in
Corp.—Proposed Sale—
Rubber Co., Inc.—Quarterly Report
American Biltrite
the company for the second quarter ended
1961, showed an increase to $975,277, or 63 cents per share,
with last year's second quarter earnings of $803,254, or 52
share, Maurice J. Bernstein, President, announced.
sales
of
share
share
Per
of
increased
Sales
with
stock
$22,607,325
to
earnings in
earnings
paid
1961
for 1960
in 1961.
similar
and
1960
have
June 30,
compared
cents per
six-month
will be opened by the end of this year.
bowling centers are planned for such well-sung Irish towns
Galway, Shannon, Limerick, Cork and another center in Dublin.
AMF has introduced automatic tenpin bowling in 19 overseas countries
since January, I860.—V. 193, p. 2661.
Future
period
based on 1,512,968 shares.
adjusted to reflect the 4%
are
been
30, 1961,
92 cents per
ended
American-Marietta
June
American Data Machines,
of
company
The
stock,
&
Commercial
7
with
to
the
be
SEC
St., Hicksville, N. Y., filed a regis¬
Aug. 17 covering 150,000 shares
public sale at $4.50 per share.
on
offered
for
will be made through underwriters
headed by Amos
Inc. and Golkin, Bomback & Co., which will receive
offering
Treat
of
statement
common
Inc.—Common Registered—
Co.,
$.5625 per share commission and $15,000 for expenses. The registration
statement also includes 6,000 shares which underlie five-year options,
exercisable
D.
at
Wechsler,
The
under
assets
marks
a
$4.50
per
Director,
share, paid to Robert
a finder's fee.
Kauzlaric
as
(formerly
American
Datamatic,
Inc.)
-
and
Stuart
Brooklyn plant, for the production and sale of peripheral data process¬
Martin
Proxy
proposed
stockholders
Martin
supple¬
computors and
accumulation, con¬
version and transmission
of
data
from
the field,
or
pheriphery, to
the central system.
Net proceeds from the stock sale, estimated at
$560,125, will be used as follows: $100,000 for payment of a $100,000
note issued in connection with
the
acquisition; $150,000 for repay¬
centrally
punch card
located
systems
by
business
machines,
expediting
the
tabulators,
production,
will
creased
from
will
meet
material
factor
During
$357
at
is
Middle
i
detailed information relative
prepared for mailing to
the
k
company's
containing
the
in
the
million
past
to
missile,
five
$9.7 million to $16.9 million.
of
orders
June
on
30,
American-Marietta is
synthetic
resins,
from
million
$16
In
1961,
In
Martin's
the
and
first six
1961
Since
to
per
and
$368
printing
months, Martin
share,
common
share. Its back¬
increased
have
from
to $24 million.
pointing
of
both
stressed
was
two
the
than
the
new
and
that
$500
million.
in
A
companies
M.
stronger financial structure with greater
an
even firmer base for growth than
a
provide
individually.
Martin-Marietta
operations,
two
Grover
fact
should
companies have
present
!!
n
j •*
H \
companies
working capital
the
"•
it i
out advantages
of the proposed consolidation, manage¬
emphasized anticipated new diversification,
broader growth
opportunities and greater research benefits accruing
from
the
capabilities of both American-Marietta
and
Martin. Also
ment
ll
v
household
products and
products have grown
inks,
1956, sales of A-M
million and profits
fe¬
have in¬
climbed
billion.
$1
exceeded
per
sales
income
net
leading producer of paints, chemical coatings,
a
adhesives,
materials.
million
$202
at
electronic
aerospace,
years,
million,
$651
reported net earnings of $13,538,418,
or
$2.16
including profit on sale of investment of 60 cents
log
offices
being
now
companies.
major
a
fields.
t"i
proposed plan of consolidation. Americanat the Sheraton Hotel in Chicago and
meet
consolidation
both
of
is
the
on
stockholders
the
from
vote
stockholders
Md.
River,
Corp.
excess
of
preliminary
was
would have annual sales, based on
billion dollars and assets of more
understanding
announced
Chairman
Hermann,
a
June
of
the
in
23
Board
a
for consolidation of
joint statement by
American-Marietta
of
;UJ
4
if
*
•
i
t
Chairman of the Board of the Martin Co.
Under the terms of the proposed consolidation, holders of each out¬
ing equipment. Such equipment consists of machines designed to
ment
Si*
Merger—Name
■
stockholders will
Marietta
The
was
Proposed
—
Directors
of
the company and
the Martin Co. have formally ap¬
proved plans for consolidation of the firms into a new industrial
enterprise to be known as Martin-Marietta Corp.
Special meetings are scheduled by both companies for Oct. 9, when
>
organized
Delaware law in April 1961
for the purpose of purchasing the
(including
machinery,
inventory,
patent
applications,
trade
and cutomer lists)
used by American Electronics,
Inc. at its
company
Co.
Change-
nucleonic
sales were $42,285,019 with earnings of $1,438,151, or
share. This com¬
pares with sales of $36,453,372 and earnings of $1,445,140, or 93 cents
per share, for the first six months of 1960.—V. 193, p. 1221.
the
Hi
centers
to
compared
second quarter,
1960 period.
the
for
for the
$18,606,129
dividend
For
was
signed with Tenpin Bowling Co., Ltd., of Ireland,
by Jack F. Murphy, Irish motion picture theater owner. Initi¬
Irish company will open a 20-lane bowling center in Dublin
14-lane
center
in
Drogheda, representing about
$450,000 to
bowling equipment sales and minimum Pinspotter rentals. The
a
Republic Corp., below.—V. 193, p. 2661.
See
contract
headed
as
rigidly controlled solder for the electronic
industry. Solder marketed for the industrial field will be known as
"Alloys Unlimited Electronic Solder."—V. 193, p. 373.
manufacture
This
2661.
193, p.
contract
750,000 shs.
250,000 shs.
first
Unlimited,
for
the
to
—
Class
in
did
year
Alloys
metals
will
company
located
tration
of 2700 Northwest Fifth Ave.,
GIVING
which
activities
glass-to-metal seals,
new
and
from the sale will be used by the com¬
Miami, Fla.,
is primarily engaged in the styling, manufacture and sale of women's
and
misses'
dresses,
misses' sportswear and glamour swimsuits and
beach ensembles,
all of which are sold under its brand name "Alix
of Miami."
The Florida location of the company's plant provides an
appropriate backdrop for the type of merchandise which it offers.
BUSINESS—The
offered
be
"Horizon, A
during the past four
each
one
construction
to improve its working capital position.
pany
part
AMF
The
and 30,000 for certain stockholders.
pany
which
in
the
The
include interests in the fields of
seals and beaded leads for diodes,
subassemblies, diode test equipment, hyperpure metals and clad metals.
diversified
ceramics,
Per
Alix of Miami,
Co., Inc.
AMF to equip two bowling centers which will introduce the in¬
creasingly popular international sport to the country, it was announced
Frank X. White, AMF International President.
Earnings
corporation
through
Co.
by
It
under
own
&
for
limited's
Co.,
additional
serve
line.
Delaware
10 miles
the
In
the T-shap^d
President of Airco's industrial gas division,' the Air
explained that the pipeline will be more than
Lenhard,
Reduction
22
ends of
the
at
E.
Bomback
Ireland
will
join
the
growing
number
of
countries
taking
up
American-style automatic tenpin bowling as a result of a contract
signed with the company's British subsidiary, AMF Limited, London,
simultaneously announced that Air Reduction will pipe more than
tons
of
nitrogen per day to du Pont and Shell Chemical Co.
R.
by
Heritage,
magazine
other
from
48
purity nitrogen in large quantities to plants in the rapidly ex¬
panding Delaware Valley chemical complex. Plans for
the pipeline
were
made public by John
A. Hill, President of this company, who
plants
conducts
Statement
high
he
to
are
company
Magazine
adults
year,
The
1
56
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
:
47
Nitrogen Pipeline—
the
of
The
each
of
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—To Build
such
Vice-President,
Golkin,
print. This division also publishes a bi-monthly series
history books known as the "American Heritage Junior
System..
48
of Condition of the
Reserve
Consolidated
213.
p.
—
Banks
headed
"American
bi-monthly
48
Member
of
Statement
Federal
Agent and the Registrar for the common stock of
respectively Old Colony Trust Co. and The First
of
Investment News__
shares
underwriting
operations
including
Exchange Rates
Condition
are
Bank
and
dians."
and City
Foreign
options.
of
price
The
39
Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable—
company.
writer,
underwriters
finance
the
lor
$400,000)
stock,
(plus
Of
Ave., New York, filed a registration
18 covering 140,000 shares of common
Aug.
on
75,000
magazine
39
Exchange
Baumel,
D.
12.7%,
75.000
having
snares
11.3%,
Publishing
Fifth
551
divisions:
Miscellaneous Features
of the newly-authorized $1.00 par value com¬
company
and by the exchange and cancellation of
shares
the
Stock
American
Transactions
ing
par
the
of
through
39
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
payment
Electronics.
the company and 65,000 shares, being outstanding
stock,
thereof. The offering will be made on an all
39
Index of Stock Prices
SEC
common stock without par value of Teiner for 72,000
newly-authorized $1.00 par value common stock of the
Accordingly,
there
are
presently issued and
outstanding
120,000 shares; the offering covered hereby is for 75,000 additional
shares at $4.00 per share; and an additional 35,000 shares have been
reserved for issuance to employees of the company and to the under¬
shares
36
shares
Averages—
Co.
8u,uuo
holders
beginning
Bond
Irwin
and
&
part
as
follows:
as
equipment
$12,uuu;
American
Electronics
Treat
of
which
of
39
common
its
stock,
Division
and
shares
issued
laboratory
outstanding
has
company
were
aoout
oi
from
statement with the SEC
for
capital
authorized
37
book
Stock
22,500
Heritage
company
Book
Dow-Jones
shares
shares
100
48,000
stock
mon
of
This
37
37
39
Markets
certain
Registered—
37
45
stock of the company
stock of a par value of
$1.00 per share. Each share is entitled to one vote in all matters
requiring stockholder action. The holders of shares do not liave pre¬
emptive rights. The company was recapitalized in connection with the
statutory consolidation referred to hereinabove by the exchange and
solely
American
32
39
39
40
40
41
customers
CAPITALIZATION—The
consists
Amos
Over-the^Counter
Division is primarily a subcontractor engaging
precision and close tolerance metal spinning,
welding and annealing,
and non-ferrous casting
Its Teiner Engineering
in
27
and
American
and
which
and
thereox
acquired
the
stock
cash
President,
each,
14.7%,
in
cash;
Brand,
21.1%
15
indebtedness,
common
owners
assets
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
and radio astronomy.
communications,
military
Stock
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange__
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
a
as
of
offices
Irving
Page
York
New
the
in
the
certain
of
$5,000
to
$100,000
for
to
shares
for
cost
a
consolidation on June 20, 1961, of itself and Teiner
Engineering Corp., a Massachusetts corporation organized on Nov. 15,
1944.
Teiner has,
subsequent to the effective date of consolidation,
operated
addition
177,500
shares
statutory
a
of
a
loan
obtained for working capital purposes;
$50,000 for
and
development costs to develop new items;
$25,000 for
promotion and advertisement of products; $70,000 for engineering and
new
machine tools;
and the balance for working capital and other
general corporate purposes.
research
at
Commonwealth
MISCELLANEOUS
•
ment
1961
estimated
of
INSURANCE
•
an
offering circular, First Weber Securities
Corp., New York City, publicly offered 75,000 shares of
this firm's common stock at $4 per share. Net proceeds,
Aug.
INDUSTRIAL
•
George
standing
share
ing
in
of
M.
share
Bunker,
of American-Marietta
common
Martin
stock
common
Martin-Marietta
standing
warrants
provide for
in
stock
Corp.
for
common
Martin-Marietta
stock would
Corp.
Holders
would receive 1.3 shares of
for each share
of Martin
Martin
common
the purchase of 2.73 shares
stock
of
would
common
receive
one
of outstand¬
common
stock
common.
Out¬
be
stock
adjusted
in
to
Martin*
.M
2
Marietta
(842)
Corp.,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
compared
as
with
shares
2.10
of
Martin
common
at
engaged "in
present.
The
Outstanding
exchanged for
value
par
American-Marietta
380,000
shares
cumulative
preferred
for the class
basis
of exchange
proximately 90% of its
plans
of
to
redeem
its
book
class
B
4V2%
non-convertible
stock
B
outstanding
of
$38
or
5%
would
shares
of
be
and
$100
is
stock
million.
preferred
sion
American-Marietta
stock
to
prior
that
Corp.
Officer.—V.
will
and
194,
be
Mr.
Chairman
Bunker
of
will
the
be
Board
has
issued
exemption
from
respect
a
of
to
1730
K
St.,
order
an
registration
proposed
of
Presiueut
the
and
new
Chief
Martin-
Executive
Offering Suspended
temporarily suspending
otherwise
or
In
cent par
Regulation
a
its
of
A
shares
exemption is not
under
public
the
offering
Securities
of
stock
Act
by
of
this
1933
a
notification
proposed
stock
common
filed
the
the
for $3
per
The
company
on
The
the
order
question
provides
whetner
permanent.
The
alleged
relate,
stock
of
the
sales
is said to be
among
in
posed
1, 19ol, American Orbitronics
offering of 100,030 shares of its
share.
Act.
'
available
to
Respondent
SEC
violation
ments,
tered
with
that
public
offering,
185,000 shares
are
following day, Tuesday, in
FNMA
rumor
TENTATIVE
Corporate
Corporate
Bonds
Stocks
suspension
for
Total
Total
Corporates
Municipals*
of Both
Financings
f$6,665,000
$42,861,000
$49,526,000
$53,430,000
$102,956,000
9__
6,845,000
91,209,000
98,054,000
21,374,000
1,500,000
61,322,000
62,822,000
204,048,000
'1,500,000
35,160,000
Total
$16,510,000
million
or
$230,552,000
$48,440,000
Last week's data.
36,660,000
'
$187,399,429
1
L_
133,623,000
■■
—
■
$247,062,000
$235,839,429
d
170,283,000
'
■■■'•'
$412,475,000
$659,537,000
$180,551,000
$416,390,429
more.
f Does not include the Tuesday, Aug. 29 FNMA $250 million
refinancing offering
consisting of $100 million 10-year issue at 4J/2%
interest, and $150 million 3-year
issue carrying a 4% interest rate.
FORMAL
BACKLOG
the
Act
in
This
or
tion
Corporate bonds without
Total
bonds
92,093,700
(33)
$365,459,900
(51)
818,112,400
Total
corporates.
Total
$674,503,000
(65)
SEC
insofar
the
as
corporate
offered for public
by the company and 38,000 shares, being
outstanding stock, by
present holders thereof. Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co.
heads the list of underwriters. The
public offering price and
the
-
writing
The
terms
ponents
other
and
metals
to .be
are
company
is
supplied
engaged
adds up to a potential capital
and
BACKLOG
late
as
last
month.
The
an
$1,160,000,000
indeterminate
corporate
backlogs,
financing demand amounting to $2.56 billion.
tremendous
backlog of
active demand for capital.
above,
offerings predicted
awaiting SEC clearance
issues
The approximate potential total
demand for equity and debt
corporate capital derived from
a sum of $1.4 billion. This is for issues
with and without
cates
RESPONDING
TO
PITHY
DOCKET
OF
SEC registrations indi¬
assigned tentative dates.
OFFERINGS
A Federal Agency has acted with commendable
flexibility and alacrity to take advan¬
tage of a pithy visible supply of new issues which
many more rigid corporate and
municipal underwriters could well emulate. The Federal National
Mortgage Associa¬
tion announced with less than a week's
notice of its intention to
tap the market
tomorrow (Tuesday) for $250 million in two debt
offerings. The Agency has picked
a week with little
competition, just before the
holiday, and should, therefore, expect
higher price for its 4472% and 4% interest rate 10 and 3
year secondary
might well have been the case during this
period
ot rising yields. The receipts will be used to redeem
$146 million of Sept. 11, 1961
maturing debentures and to repay Treasury borrowings.
to receive
a
market operations debentures than
amendment*
\
..
machining and fabrication
of
com¬
assemblies
•
from steel,
aluminum and certain alloys
and
(including beryllium); A subsidiary, Delevan
Electronics
be
can
reconstructed
the
week
at
low
as
WEEK'S
.
-
This, incidentally, will
a
cost
as
as
an
were
totaled
an
$22,480,000 and $20 million
possible.
A
one
tide
of
only' outside
SALES
$68,992,000 in tax-exempts competitively
obligations publicly offered in the same
of this was taken
up by one issue with
Lehman & Blyth underwritten Clark
Equipment Credit
Private placements in the week
were two
and one-half times
attractive yield
the
—
Corp.'s debentures.
larger.
serves,
opportune
4
through Aug. 23 there
Corporate senior fixed interest rate
Corporate equity sales, including
secondaries,
ISSUES
LARGELY RESPONSIBLE
came
FOR
to $95.7 million.
BACKLOG
RISE
A
$340,147,000 hike in the municipal float with
assigned dates, added
tax-exempt calendar of larger issues, was
principally due to:
million Cheyenne,
Wyo.; Sept. 13—$100 million State of
cle's
to the Chroni¬
Sept.
12-^$10
California;
Sept. 19—$35.5
million State of Oklahoma and
$25,893,000 Pennsylvania School Building
Authority,
Pa.; Sept. 20—$42,480,000 New York
City; Sept. 26—$22,250,000 and $10 million in
two Detroit,
Mich., issues; Sept. 27—$100 million State of
Illinois; and Oct. 16—
$16,815,000
District
Wayne
expected
County, Mich.
sometime
in
Not
included
September
and
weight
to
the
drastically
slimmed
larger offerings which
in
the
formal
mortgage bonds
are
million
v
.
the
for
Oct.
Grand
'
,,
1
Public
River
.
backlog
four-week
backlog table: $30 million
set
$35 million Chicago Port
million Florida Turnpike
$160
corporate
in
not
the
are
the
Authority-—Dillion Read—negotiation and the $35
thority both expected sometime in October.
are
table,
Service
Dam
Au¬
..
these
recently
above,
Co.
of
but
are
Colorado
2
FIND
A
NATURAL
OUTLET
Investment
some
Co. of New York which is
expected to
time for commercial banks to
get into the
larger banks that
raise
$17.5
million.
swing of SBIC's, but
are
significantly involved in or organizing SBIC's
in this past year. According to the
SBA, there are 10 SBIC's
affiliated with banks, a much
larger number are investors
in them, and in the West the Bank of
America has been active and so, too, the
Citizens & Southern National Bank of
Atlanta in the South.
has
age in the corporate backlog. Apparently, the
easy credit continued to the satisfaction
of the Chairman of the Council of
Economic Advisers during this economic
recovery
—and the Berlin crisis—has not
germinated the heavier float of
as
under¬
by
period
debt
PAST
in
The upward reversal in the
municipal bond supply and the dearth of corporate bond
offerings in the face of rising yields, despite offsetting Federal Reserve's
efforts,
are two of the
striking current events of this time. Two weeks of absence from this
page, occasioned by two weeks of active U. S.
Army Civil Affairs training at the
top-notch Fort Gordon school, left the writer unprepared for a late
summer shrink¬
is not correlative with
the
issues beating the
government to the punch
may be the
threat to Dillon's plans.
the number of
Corporate stocks and bonds
determinate
in
new
It has taken
(As of Aug. 24, 1961)
the
be
to
are
Strong rumors abcut the
possibility of a large Treasury
advance-refunding
also, to indicate that the Federal
Government sees this
.
of
N. Y., filed a registra¬
covering 158,000 shares of
18
to whom it sold its
$100 million school bonds at 3.75% interest.
leave the $25 million
construction bends still to be acted
upon.
Business
of $300,000 and
less without dates.
total
Buffalo,
Aug.
shares
According to the Small Business Administration, Small Business Investment
Com¬
panies will have assets of close to $250 million
by the end of this week. Helping
to swell this
encouraging total is the entry into the formal
backlog of the Small
*This includes two preferred issues ivith dates
amounting
to $12 million and
$5,668,000 in six issues without dates;
and 37 Reg. "A's" with dates and 118 issues
gross
Road,
on
115,000
sale
BANKS
The
provi¬
.
(Data in parentheses denote number of issues.)
INDETERMINATE
d
2661.
p.
Harnock, Gardner &
...*$1,455,124,300 (535)
.
anti-fra
193,
Co.
(Los Angeles); 400,000 Class A
non-voting common Kentucky Central Life
Insurance & Accident Insurance Co .via
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. (St. Louis); $20 million
convertible subordinate debentures
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. managed by Hornblower & Weeks and Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities; $18 million Mountain Fuel
Supply debentures through First Boston Corp.; possible
$39 million in general part¬
nership interests in the Empire State Building
Associates; the Dillon, Read & Co.
underwriting of 875,000 shares of Small Business Investment Co. of N.
Y.; and 350,000
shares of Cerro Corp. via Morgan
Stanley & Co. and Smith, Barney & Co.
(484)
municipals with dates..
and
stock.'—V.
bidding; $15 million Gulf States Utilities Co.
debentures to be
competitively offered Oct. 3; 175,000vshares of (Wm. J.) Burns
International Detective Agency
managed by Smith, Barney & Co.; 1,000,000 shares
of beneficial interest in
California Real Estate Investors via
(340)
$1,089,664,400
stocks
of
for Sept. 13. That state is not
asleep and keeping it awake
hope for another bidding-break as that
provided by Wm. S. Morris & Co.
the
is
first
$271,552,000 (144)
Corporate stocks without dates
Total
(18)
dates
Corporate stocks with dates
registration
Industries, Inc.—Common Regis.
Union
the
and
the
dsale
an
•
announced
$273,366,200
'
its
unregis¬
companies
California, pleased with the success of its
Aug. 16 $100 million flotation and quite
of the drop in the
supply of municipal offerings, has revived that
part of its
ori§*nally scheduled $225 million
package of last Aug. 16 by rescheduling the
$100
million veterans' bonds
included
J.
of
o.fer
which
of
of
of
foregoing, the Commission initiated
Federal
Respondent and certain other individuals
3901
with
stock,
offer
the
the
of
company
statement
the
representatives
dealings.
cer¬
state¬
of
avvare
Adding
(As of Aug. 24, 1961)
Corporate bonds with dates
counsel
business
violations
,
TOTAL
regarding
to
Amer.'.can Precision
upon
vaoatea
rs
1
maturing
will raise
today an adc itional $100 million of new cash
during its regular weekly auction of short-term
bills. A $1.7 billion will be
sought
$1.6 billion of maturing old bills.
•
286,870,000
i
be
misrepresentations
to replace
119,428,000
Sep. 18-Sep. 23__
hearing,
should
written
and
had
enjoin
week
SUPPLY
1__
.
of
the
In
Aug. 28-Sep.
Sep. 11-Sep. 16__
sions
with
to
further
sold.
Sep.
4-Sep.
action
from
or
offerings making the rounds.
FOUR-WEEK
opportunity
an
the
and
bills. It announced that it
refundings are: 214,500 shares of Republic Aviation
Corp. common with Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith as the
underwriter, and
$4 million Automated Merchandising Capital
Corp. common guided by Blair & Co.
There are, also, these
competitive municipal bids: $5 million Macon, Ga., and $200
million San Diego Unified School
District, Calif. Seeking bids on Thursday will be
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. in the amount of
$5 million and Rochester, N. Y., for $6,930,000.
The tables below
recapitulate the four-week visible supply, the total
backlog of
offerings with firm intentions to tap the market, and the still in the
unfirmed stage of corporate
oral
The Treasury,
too, has reacted not as much to its need for funds
as to the dearth of
competitive capital issues, and to the
decline in the weekly schedule of
SIDNEY BROWN
and managed by Wm. R. Staats & Co.
Financial Co. common. Listed for the
million
made
transactions
officers
Respondent
Concurrently
application of proceeds from ouch
purposes not related to Respondent's business, and the con¬
liability arising from such prior sales; t.iat an officer of and
today (Monday)
Trans-World
material
by
snares
wnom
court
for
tingent
and
firms
Sections 5 and 17 and. at prices b:low the pro¬
public offering price; the effect thereof upon shares the
r.ubject
proposed
had
prospects and had d.s.vi.ut„d to purchas
misleading information, including ialse .inanci
describing
the
company's
prospects
and
the
value
and
securities;
of
to
addition to $250
$1
in
Respondent
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
company s
false
'
municipals scheduled today through Friday, Sept. 1.
*
tain
to
the
io
as
misrepresentations
in
Respondent's
offering circular
other things, to the failure to disclQse prior, sales of
give clearance to all the corporates with ahnounced sales dates
for this week, the total of senior debt
securities would come to but
$6,665,000 and
that for equities would add
up approximately to $42 million. This total of debt and
stock float is exceeded
by
Set for
counsel
common
corporation,
June
on
public
the
made
with
N.
By
of
missile engines."
for
.
have
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
Were
parts
enable the company to finance
its
providing aduido-al working -japital
acquire otner production equipment «o
to
by
the
request,
A
("Respondent")
1
of component
"is
business
the
of
Regulation A
a
W., Washington, D. C.
provides
a
conditional
exemption - from registration
with respect to public
offerings of securities not exceeding $300 000 in
Regulation
amount.
purchase
issue
of
been made
in
violation of Section 5. (the
of the Act which, by operation of a provision
Regulation, will cause the aggregate oife.ing price to exceed me
$300,000 limitation; that various terms and conditions of Regulation
A
have not been
complied with; that Respondent's offering circular
is false and misleading in
respect of certain material facts; and vhat
the stock o.fering would violate Section 17 (t e anti-fraud
provision)
of
1.
p.
American Orbitronics Corp.—Stock
The SEC
"
the
registration requirement)
Hermann
Marietta
manufacture
of
volume
company to process additional contracts."
The Commis¬
asserts
in its suspension order
that it has "reason to believe"
sales
con¬
solidation.
Mr.
to
enable
Corp. This
computed at ap¬
the
purpose
increasing
Martin-Marietta
common
value,
shares
common
.
rapidly caught
New
As
a
loans,
York
healthier
a
trend
jeopardizing
assistance
better
to
or
on
State
small
more
away
from
businesses
natural
(to demand
deposits) commercial term
toward the extension of financial
(with assets less than $5 million) this could not be
credit,
and
development.
LARGER
The larger
excessive
self-liquidating
forthcoming issues
are
-
ISSUES IN
as
THE
\
OFFING
follows:
Week
of Sept. 5-Sept. 9: $5 million in debentures of
TelePrompTer Corp; one millionshares of Texas Capital
Corp., common; 320,000 shares of Vic Tanny Enterprises,
Inc., common; 400,000 shares of Lewis
(Tillie) Foods, Inc., common; 1,075,791 shares
of Western Union
Telegraph Co., common; and in Municipals—There are no large
municipal offerings scheduled for this week.
Week
of Sept. 11-Sept. 15: $20 million Flato
Realty Fund, shares; $6,250,000 First
Tampa, common; 500,000 shares of King's Depart¬
common; and in Municipals—$10 million
Cheyenne, Wyo.; $47
million Commonwealth of
Mass.; $8 million Sacramento, Calif.; $4.5 Suffolk County
Water Authority, N. Y.; $9 million
Pasadena, Calif.; $100 million California (State
of); $9 million Harris Co., Houston Nav. Dist.,
Texas; $4,149,000 Essex County, N. J.
Week of Sept. 18-Sept. 22: $5 million
Drug & Food Capital Corp., common; 583,334
shares of Houston Corp.,
common; 500,000 shares of National Periodical Publication,
Inc., common; 388,250 shares of Loew's
Companies, common; and in Municipals—
$7,250,000 Milwaukee, Wise.; $35.5 million Oklahoma
(State of); $25,893,000 Pennsyl¬
vania State Sch. Bldg. Auth.,
Pa.; $5.3 million Atlanta, Ga.; $42,490,000 New York
City, N. Y.; $15 million Los Angeles Dept. of W. &
P., Calif.
Small Business Investment Co of
ment Stores, Inc.,
.
.
;
1
Aug; 24, 1961.
Volume
194
Number
6085
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
manufactures a variety of coils and certain other parts for
industry. Of the net proceeds from the company's sale
of additional stock, $450,000 will be applied to the cost of a hew plant
for Delevan, $50,000 to the cost of moving the Delevan operation to
said
plant and
of purchasing certain new equipment, $150,000 to
purchase new equipment for the Beryllium and Rare Metals Division,
$200,000 to establish centralized research and product development
facilities at the building to be vacated by Delevan, $87,259 to the re¬
"The earnings reflect a general increase in
all phases of Apache's
corporate activity," Mr. Sutton pointed out. "Of particular significance
is
the steady
growth in gas and oil sales, increased income from
building management and the sale of over-riding royalties," he added.
•
Corp.,
electronics
the
of
V.
will
mortgage
a
added
be
to
addition
the
on
and
American
'
St.
&
Lawrence
The
Common Offered—Pursuant to
Co.,
publicly
N. Y.,
with
equivalent to
offered
100,000
is
company
Delaware
a
equipment
period
Proceeds will be
as
on
of
directors
and
officers
by
The
April
15,
1959
on
construction
Port
pier
of
and
has
company
shown
a
loss
in
other
1961
non-recurring income and
amounted to $314,584, which
interestsj
Machinery
Co.—V.'194,
a
R.
of
Board.
E.
J.
and
Blair
M.
and
Water
American
a
Works
Co.,
; '
rose
or
14%
Water
Co.
be
'
acquired
company
p.
J.
193,
with
213. v
p.
transaction
can
be
completed
per
NOTE:
on
its
with
the
before
was
The
capability
make
to
193,
the
by
Dr.
price
purchase
was
which
is
to
necessary
their
investment
in
Atlantic
with
contract
1879.
Subscription
account of the
I
in
states,
motr
(Reg.
u.
were
$301,198,279
net
a
with
working
$140,951,024
907.
below.—V.
Co.—Merger Approved
194,
111.
p.
of
the
for
company
the
six
months
ended
sales
over
for
cents
net
year
of
$19,991,000
the
second
share
per
profit
•
for
the
three
of
$613,000,
was
of
stock.
months
1961
For
cents
56
or
three
same
months
common
totaled
t..e
second
share.—
per
,
.!.'% t'
Limited
Partnership—Securities Regis.—
H.
Swesnik
Bowman
45
own
units
each.
Bowl-Mor Co., Inc.—Six Months'
Report—
'J, Gross
4.
•
Ridge
a
income
record
new
1961's
.
gross
of
ures
period
of
the
with
was
$3,527,000.
of
this
for
company
20%
a
The
the
increase
$4,202,000
as
company's
year
of
net
six
the
months
same
with
earnings
of
period
1960's
six
for
1961
last
set
year.
months
the
six
fig¬
months
$305,000
were
number
first
over
compared
and
last
year's
were
$330,000.
in 1961, this represents
earnings per share of $.32 for. the first six months of
this year,
as compared to $.35
per share for the same period in
1960, announced
Charles W. O'Conor, Bowl-Mor
President.—V. 193, p. 1447.
Based
the
on
shares
outstanding
an
week.
a
The
neto
the Feldman
by
other
large
Connecticut,
will
lanes
Organization.
installations
The
1
end
tt
s
U. S.
for
fiscal
a
high
new
of
taxes
earlier.
year
are
sales
30,
of
to
the
$79,461,606
$10,346,108
debt,
was
•
of
outstanding
2,265,374
of
Its
company
1961,
it
to
rose
from
on
in
for
the
a
year
ago,
under
are
company
(a
and
last
1335,
Pursuant to
—
an
the
formerly
laws
of
the
Columbia
State
of
and
working
Manufacturing
Louisiana
on
Articles
company
incorporated
was
and
the oompany proposes at his time to limH its
"negations
manufacture and subsequent distribution of
the "Brisker."
The, "Brisker"
which
Johnston
of
is
small
a
electrical
dehumidification
be
can
the
vent
or
14,
and organized to generally
engage
development business, with particular emphasis
appliance
called
"The
New
Electric
Brisker."
of Incorporation of the
company are broad and permit
to engage in many types of business and
activities; how¬
ever,
.
Corp.,
Oct.
electrical
new-
the
the six months that
comparable six-month
was
trades
p.
and address is 2833 St. Charles
Ave., Suite 4,
15, La. The company's proposed manufacturing facilities
leased,
are
located
at
1709-17
Tchoupitoulas
St.,
New
The
.-
$20,657,218
Common Offered
company,
in the manufacture
stock.
$17,073,544
—
193,
principal office
Orleans."
Electronics Capital Corp.,
The debentures are convertible into 66% of
the
construction
Orleans
which
to
common
and
advertising, inventory, salaries,
organized
1960.
New
was
privately
industrial
approximating $375,000.00.—V.
BUSINESS—The
com¬
.
basis
the acquisition of Spirex Screw
Co.,
acquired company is a distributor of fasten¬
The
the
•
1961,
capital.
from
amounted
the
on
June
reported that $3,000,000 of
debentures and long-term notes
convertible
sold
June .30,
increase
was
shares
kept
foods
containers
within
from
have
of
the
all
appliance
dry,
"Brisker"
becoming
stale
been
opened
reverse
principle in
perishable foods.
same
that
due
was
largely
the
to
acquisition
of
Lily
CAPITALIZATION
Mills
and
for
crisp
to
which
and
absorb
tasteless
The
use.
refrigeration
the same period
a
year
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
and
crunchy
moisture
after
for
the
the
foods,
and
pre¬
the
packages
applies the
appliance
does
to
applies
all
moist
and
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Co. in the latter half of 1960. Volume of the parent opera¬
also up over
Common
ago.
—V.
193,
stock "(par
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
25c)
299,725 shs.
2663.
p.
then
outstanding.—V.
193,
p.
British American
The
2431.
company's
Chemicals Ltd.
Bendix
'
fiscal
Shawinigan
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Consolidated
of its
.
net
income
of
the
for
corporation
third
the
then
fiscal
the
net
It
'
cash
B-A's
appointed
to
the
They
E.
D.
ecutive
are;
a
a
25%
half-interest
that
interest
in
the
in
B.
Shawinigan
A.-Shawinigan
phenol-acetone plant in Montreal since
three
British
American
officers
have
Board-of
Loughney,
Vice-President;
1555.
Ltd.—Acquisition Details—
payment of $12,078,000 and transfer to
"
•
announced
been
royalties and other operating income for the
totaled $197,475,022,' compared with $206,972,416
June
months
30,
and
J.
'
Directors
of Shawinigan Chemicals
B-A President; D. L. Campbell, Ex¬
W.
Morgan, Vice-President.—V. 193,
ended
Bundy Electronics Corp.—Common Registered—
1960.
consolidated net income
totaled
$17,685,660,
compared with $17,359,408 for
the same period
of the previous fiscal year. Earnings for the current nine months were
equal to $3.29 a share, while iri'^the same period of the previous
fiscal year they were $3.23 per share. Earnings for the current nine
months, included a non-recurring amount of $3,215,287, or 60 cents a
share in the:first quarter, representing- profit on the sale of Elliott-
Office)
Patent yiiice;
of
Ltd.
.
......
quarter
nine
-
also
was
Co.
acquisition -of
a
sales,
quarter ended
the
Chemicals
1953.
year,
outstanding.
third
Oil
recent
involved
Co., Ltd., which has operated
quarter
the period ended June 30, 1961, amounted to $5,186,041, or 96 cents a share on the 5,381,109 shares outstanding at the
end
of the
period. In the three months ended June 30, 1960, net
income was $5,682,715 or $1.06 a share on 5,367,801 shares of stock
For
Patent
o.
for
*'
share from $4,275,734,
a
$82,461,919
income before
si,
ended
year
$4,873,108 equal to $2.15
fiscal 1960,
in
to
the
announced
Ohio.
Aug. 16, 1961 offering circular, Copley &
Co., Colorado
•Springs, publicly offered 160,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at
$1 per share. Net proceeds, estimated
at $128,600, will be used
by the company for repayment
*
earnings for the six months were $325,301. equal to $0.51 a
share,
based on ■ 633,785 shares outstanding.
Earnings for
the six
month's of 1960 were $436,200, equal to $0.79 a share based on 550,300
of
In the rate of exchange,
had
year
has
company
of Akron,
primarily
ers
Maryland
Massachusetts,
Inc.
■
Long
on
Bowman Products Co.—Acquisition—
v
the
be
Net
in
united
fluctuations
1961
Blue Ridge
DeLong
Bowl-A-Way
Belding Heminway Co., Inc.—Six Months' Report—
The
share were 41 cents on 1,072,693 shares outstanding,
32 cents per share on 1,059,393 shares the first half
3,
30,
indicating
compared
underwriter,
the
p.
CHRONICLE
sales
profit
52
Richard
the
2431.
p.
$1,400,000
a
within
income
Net
Consolidated
nudrtmnrn-
June
1961,
and Herbert Blum,
principal stockholders of
as
general partners,
for the purpose of acquiring
Manor Apartments in Wheaton, Md., which is
expected
to be completed in October
1961. It will consist of 259
apartment units
situated on about 12 acres of land. In
January 1961 the general part¬
ners
entered
into an agreement with Nick
Basiliko, Helen Basiliko,
Jerry Wolman and Anne Wolman for ptlrchase of the
project at a
cost to the
Partnership of $2,960,000, of which $825,000 will be
paid
from
the proceed^
of
179 limited
partnership units privately sold,
and
210
units
to
be sold pursuant
to this
offering. The remaining
$2,135,000 will be financed through loans secured
by first mortgages.
In July
1961 the purchasers assigned all of their
right, title and interest in and to the contract
for the purchase of the
project to the
Partnership in exchange for 24 partnership units and the
agreement
for reimbursement of a
$50,000 reposit made pursuant to the
purchase
contract. The Partnership will
employ Swesnik and Blum, Inc. (wholly
owned by the general
partners), as management agent for the project
at a commission of
4%. of gross annual rentals. Of the
179 limited
partnership interests outstanding, A. Smith
Bowman,
Jr.
and
E.
193,
with
stock
announced
it
erecting
company's total
Carl Joseph
.
March
of
shares
•
is
$9,058,734
been
tion
increase in earnings for the
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
30,
.
1960.
of
I960.—V.
announced by Chairman Harold A.
and President Richard T. Kropf.
•
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•
THE
31,
turnkey installation of a tf^-lame bowling
Queens, it was announced by Christie Vitolo,
figures
June 30, 1961,
on
period
earnings
with
first
at
$149,758,856,
p.
Co.,
in
amounted to $570,167,511,
nine months of the previous
partners and $75 for each unit sold to other limited partners
prior
to this offering, such additional
compensation to be $8,925.
The
Partnership was organized under Maryland law in July 1961
t
and
per-share
Sales
company.
of
4%
with
ended
totalled $437,996, compared to $338,557 for
the comparable period last year, announced Ben B. Sutton, Financial
Vice-President of the Minneapolis-based investment and management
Earnings
1961,
„
share
firm's
Works
1009.
corporation has announced a- 30%
period ending June 30.
Semi-annual
Net
or
principle
six-month
compared
Dec.
to
1960.
totaled
period for
30,
President.
and
strive
commence
a
San Diego.
i
:
six
amounted
loans
same
June
from
Chicago,
one."—V.
signed
record
a
this
Apache Corp.—Six Months' Report—
The
first
Behlman-Invar Electronics Corp.—Securities Sold Pri¬
in
the
that
1961.—V.
the
at
3%
115,000
of
vately—Aug. 23, 1961 it
Barr,
expected
193,
The
President of American Water Works said that his com¬
pany would proceed as promptly as possible to register the new securi¬
ties,
and that the exenange offer would be communicated
to the
Norristown stockholders as soon as possible
thereafter.
He said he
J.
the
for
.
Acquisi-
Water
American
the
June
193,
1012.
and 2,256,210 shares a year earlier, adjusted
to reflect all stock distributions through June 30, 1961.—V. 193, p. 2105.
.
by
$18,467,601
months
This company of 1411 K
St., N. W., Washington, D. C., filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Aug 17 covering 210 limited part¬
nership units, to be offered for public sale at $2,500
per
unit. The
Offering will be made on a best efforts basis by
Swesnik, Blum and
Potter
Securities
Corp.,
which
will
receive
$225
per
unit
selling
commission and $25,000 for expenses. The
underwriter is to receive as
additional compensation $25 for each
unit sold to two original limited
.
personal
over
or
Research
Hills,
net
previous-year.
shares
American
meeting
a
placed
will
has
rose
The
Wilmington, Delaware, the Board of Directors of
American Water Works authorized the exchange offer, subject to regis¬
tration of the new shares with the Securities and Exchange Commis¬
sion..
The
offer
would be conditional upon its
acceptance by the
holders of at least 16,000 shares of the Norristown stock.
At
to
$1.90
Sales
considered the American proposal to offer to exchange four
preferred stock and two and one-half shares of common1
for each outstanding share of Norristown.
of
.
,
completion of a proposed exchange of' stock of the two com¬
panies, according to a joint announcement.
The Board of Directors
of Norristown
Water, at a special meeting in the offices
of their
of
and
largest—center owned
Consolidated
upon
company
$768,997,301
.
from
decreased
company has just concluded its 13th consecutive year of sales '
increases with its highest earnings in history, Everett Kovler, President,
reported., ''
v- "
•> v;,<:
..■••• •
■
to
elected
was
Inc.—Proposed
' •
will
■
•
net
8.33%
Blue
.The
•
-
shares
to
outstanding
Fund
currently
had
and Chief Engineer,
Vice-President.
Vice-President of the
were
Alkali
Brisker Corp.
Executive
elected
was
.
as
of
1960.
of
share
per
(James B.) Beam Distilling Co.—Annual Report—
'
stock
1960
direct
and
in
Rhode
Island,
Virginia.—V. 194, p. 738.
the
Norristown
$2.23
or
business
finance
.
of
building
will
108 St.,
BarChris
Co.—Official Changes
responsibilities for space communications programs.— V. 194,
tion—
of
Island
income,
Vice-President
McNeely
Mr.
Diamond
p,
Feldman,
fourth—and
■
Dingman.
succeed
C.
-
with
compared
after
was
,
Executive Vice-President, was elected President and
Executive Vice-President, was elected Vice-Chairman
Bolenius,
C.
the
for
reserves
at
I960.—V.
last
company.
McNeely,
J.
E.
W.
>
the
$7,529,274,
BarChris.
of
30,
V.
the
of
liabilities
$151,439,423
of
,
meeting the Board of Directors of the Company named
Kappel, Chairman. He will continue to be the Chief Executive
of
months
six
President of Bowl-A-Way, said the contract "is
largest ever signed for a single bowling center, and probably
'.the largest by a privately owned company."
Mr. Feldman estimated
that
the
cost
of
the
establishment,
with
DroDerty
and
automatic
pin-setting equipment would total nearly $3 million.
BarChris will provide a modernistic building, and a complete turn¬
key installation consisting of 72 lanes, the new streamlined "Star
Line" ball returns, score tables, settees, lockers and other equipment;
a
nursery,
meeting rooms, elaborate cocktail lounge, restaurant and
snack bar. Ample parking will be provided
in the basement.
Construction of the Bowl-A-Way facility at Long Island Expressway
recent
Officer
to
equipiftent,
and
Forest
in
pared
At
half
has
profitable
company
Manuel
.
American Telephone & Telegraph
first
assets less
quarter
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.
announcement, Dr. Scurlock said that "This new
capital for continued expansion of Atlantic
the
one
419.
p.
of
provide
Corp., for
•
net
Rubber
of
'$577,000,
this indication of the Television-Electronics Fund's confi¬
us
a
President
..
for the same period in 1960. The decline in sales was primarily attribut¬
able to lower volume in the Chicago Railway Equipment division and
National
the
for
company
Associates'
Atlantic
center
,
equivalent
1960,
the
BarChris Construction Co.—Contract—
to 30 cents per share on 762,231 shares.
sales and other income of the company for the first
six months of 1961 amounted to $19,705,000 as compared to $23,056,000
in
Consolidated
F.
Of
field
facilities,
in
The
.
per
period
net
for
with our .progress in high-performance propellant research
development of the new gel-solid booster concept.
We are en¬
in
dence
share on 813,890 average common shares outstanding during
period. This compares with net income of $235,333 for the same
cents
cents
the
couraged by
includnig
after provision for
is equivalent to 37
consolidated net
and
revenues
'-minority
of
months
16.5
-
will
Research
Seal-Kap Corp.—Six Months' Report—
six
first
the
earnings
outstand¬
$1,070,947,
of
pace
and
f
American
fiscal
'
keep
consists
of 2,000,000 shares of common stock par 25 cents per share, of which
423,425 will be outstanding upon completion of this sale.—V. 192, p. 197.
For
the
amounted
receivables
corporation
placement
company's authorized capitalization
CAPITALIZATION—The
of
down' $32,854,170,
$4,025,000.
In
making
operations.
its
of
share
per
increase of $2,103,512
Scurlock,
Research
$17,261,658,
$606,009,118
Consolidated
375.
p.
V
2774.
Arch
ventures
present
do so, but it may engage in other real estate
completing the Port Madison development. Up to the
the
sales
and
stock
common
for
reserve
year
1,
1961
were
$40,153,000, an increase of 6.76%
over
sal.s
of
$37,612,000 for the first half of 1960.
Net
profit for the first six
months of 1961 totaled
$903,000, equal to 81 cents per share of com¬
mon
stock outstanding, after
deducting preferred dividends.
For the
corresponding period of 1960 net profit was
$1,019,030, equal to 92
cents per share on the number of
shares now outstanding.
Net sales for the second
quarter of 1961 were $21,657,000, an in¬
Atlantic Research Corp.—Stock Sold Privately—
States
the United
Charts of
mediate plans to
time
earnings
193,
$228,969
of
of
with
the
for
for
current
July
.
development of land, the planning of subdivisions, and the construction
of
residential
and commercial buildings. The
company has
no im-
.
the
$1,059,679,326,
The
of
the
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc.—Six Months' Earnings—
industry.".
an
Total: finance
Corps of EngihetVs Black River Bay, which is about three miles
and one mile wide, has a depth of approximately 42 feet, which
is deeper than the St. Lawrence Seaway itself.The company
was organized primarily for the purpose of engaging
in the general real estate business, including the purchase, sale, and
before
shares
compares
sales
net
provision
a
of
of
volume
in
Volume
p.
included
months
Bessemer Limestone & Cement
$7,100,281,
income
this
in
with
current
June
period
stock.
$82,043,002,
Army
r
to
payment
total
sales
shore line
facilities along the
Geodetic
to
According
Madison.
dock
corresponding
"Practically all of this decline," said Carmichael, "developed in auto¬
mobile
wholesale
and
retail
business,
reflecting the lower level of
long
■
and
$963,679,257 in the first
of 1961.
.* ' " :
they' had obtained title. These individuals
it from one Michael Pariser who had pur¬
chased
it from the United States Army in 1956 subject to
a first
mortgage held by the General Services Administrator. After acquisition
'the property was named "Port Madison."
Port
Madison has a deep water frontage of approximately 3,700
'feet along the Black River Bay section of Lake Ontario. Lake Ontario
is
at the eastern end of the chain of Great Lakes. The completion
of
the
new
St.
Lawrence Seaway has created a practical and con¬
tinuous waterway for passenger and cargo transportation.
,
The aforementioned 3,700 feet of deep water frontage on the south
side of Black River Bay, owned by the company, has sufficient depth to
^permit
456,732
Record
months
acquired
previously
reported
profits after taxes
.
income
net
amounted
1960. net
in
which
under
conditions
the
$60,670
after
common
company
from its principal
at the same price, terms and
the
the
at
outstanding.
of $571,067,
currently
income
net
in
and
"capital
2003.
p.
company
on
This
Television-Electronics
acquired
share
193,
of
ended
months
six
equal to $2.12 per share of common
preferred dividends,
it was
announced
by
Oliver C. Carmichael, Jr., Chairman of the Board. For the same period
; basis.
'
1961
stock
and 49 residential buildings. Three commercial buildings and 30
apartment units in 17 residential buildings have been rented providing
a
rent roll at the rate of $41,000 annually. Commercial revenue has
been at the rate of $8,100 and residential revenue $32,900 per annum.
There are presently no leases, all tenants are on a
month to month
•
net
cents
50.1
Consolidated
space
was
and
net -income
and
the
shares
common
$10,440,353
common
for
Associates Investment Co.—Six Months' Report—
The
property
share
crease
organized
corporation,
originally known as Madison
by the United States Govern¬
property is located in the Town of Hounsfield, Jefferson
County, New
York, on Sackets Harbor, • Sackets Harbor lies about
eight miles west of Watertown, New York, and is about 35 miles
'south of the Thousand Islands International Bridge. The property is
15 nautical miles from the entrance to the St. Lawrence River.
Port Madison has 550,000 square feet of commercial and industrial
•
of
previous fiscal year.—V.
proved land and buildings which was
Barracks, a former army base developed
at
per
$11,911,075
Testing Laboratories, Inc.—Annual Report
of May 3i.
earnings-of
'
The
of
basis.—V.
same
$2,051,647,
share
ing
1959, with its principal office at 60 East 42nd St., New
York 17,. New York.
The
company
has no connection with any governmental body, or
with
the
Federal
corporation
known
as
Saint
Lawrence
Seaway
Development Corp., which corporation owns and operates the United
States
locks of
the
St.
Lawrence
Seaway Project and which was
'established pursuant to an Act of Congress.
The company owns
approximately 1G0 acres of developed and im¬
had
cents
of
per
737,835
on
sales
manuiacturing
of
per
10,
ment.
sales
cents
95
The company has announced a net earnings ri3e of 280% on a sales
increase of approximately 100% for its fiscal year ended May 31, 1961.
In a
statement just released,
the environmental testing and test
for construction.
company
BUSINESS—The
April
77
the
on
Associated
this
of
shares
also
nine
period.
compared
See
Aug. 4, 1961 offering
an
firm's common stock at. $3 per share.
used by the
to
based
circular, Professional & Executive Planning Corp., Long
Beach,
reported
equivalent
30,- 1961,
Inc.—
first
taxes
income
1960
year.
Total current
compares
1960
it
the
fiscal
This
of
shares;
for
Consolidated net sales for the nine
.
company
$700,906,
Ltd.,
3
patents.
income
Federal
Armstrong Paint & Varnish Works, Inc.—Six Months'
preferred
Seaway Land
Net
the
•June
working capital.
certain indebtedness
to
purchased
193, p. 2431.
Report—
company's
stock, the com¬
pany has outstanding 456,345 shares of common stock, of which Robert
J.
Pierle, president and board chairman, and William J. Burns and
Kenneth E. Kirchner, vice-presidents, own 217,710, 6,624 and 21,690
shares,
respectively, and proposes to sell 30,000,
5,000 and 3,000
shares, respectively.
'
In
Automation,
(
main 'office and plant,
$54,500 to the payment of a mortgage on the existing Delevan build¬
ing, $105,000 to the repayment of certain term debt, and the balance
payment
(843)
June
30,
This
1961,
tion
of
'
corporation of
statement
with
171
the
Fabyan PI.,
SEC
on
Newark, N.
Aug.
22
J,,
covering
filed
a
registra¬
100,000
shares
common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $4 per share.
The
offering will be made through underwriters headed by BrunoLenchner, Inc. and Harry Odzer Company, which will receive a 50 cent
per share
ment
also
commission and $15,000 for expenses. The registration state¬
includes (1) 10,000 shares to be sold to the
principal under-
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Selbert, Publisher and President;
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remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New
York funde.
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on
Mondavi.
Other
offices:
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S.
La
Salle
4
at
writers
cents
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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-
and
share,
per
finder,
Weiner,
Seymour
for
cents
10
,
(2)
shares
5,000
be sold
to
at
10
share and 7,500 shares which underlie five-year warrants,
initially at $4.40 per share, to be sold at 1 cent per warrant
per
exercisable
to
(844)
Gleiberman & Ezrine, counsel
Fisher,
and
underwriters.
the
the design, development, manufacture
and
sale of toroidal
inductors, toroidal transformers, precision elec¬
tronic
filters
and
specialized components and devices intended and
designed for use in space and earth communication, telemetry sys¬
The
factures
for
satellites.
and
missiles
and
tems
concern
one
line
a
addition,
In
it
completely
of
and
designs
automatic
be
applied
capital. •
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The company has outstanding 195,000 shares of common stock (after
giving effect to a 1,950-for-l stock split on August 22, 1961), of which
Harry
B.
Schwartz,
President,
and Joseph
Klein, Executive VicePresident, own 48.4%
each.
Such outstanding shares have a current
book value of 25 cents per share and, after the sale of new shares,
will have a book value of SI.15 per share.
After the sale, the existing
stockholders and underwriters will have 67.8% of the voting power and
tional
will
of
working
have
,
book
a
$52,710,
Bowes
is
of $400,000
and
32.2%
will obtain
of
to
The
President
stock
of
took
Miller
the
them
A
General
be
14,
1961
Plastics
time,
set
Co.
&
below:
forth
the
two
Business Funds,
H.
Brown
Sons
&
Aug. 23, 1961
on
C.
com¬
Co.,
Ellis
C
visory
its
small
of
services
business
these
to
First
the
small
business
capital
solely
stock,
of
*%V
•
capitalization
1,965,000
'
-
shares
V
•
Business
of
'
.
the
company
on
$8.;—V. 193, p. 2540.-
par
,
Promotions,
y
ij,v.
Inc.,
^
.
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Tincup,
East
Colo.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
shares
common
The
■i
Aug.
on
(par
proceeds
$1)
to
are
filed
1961
offered
be
used
Reg. A covering 80.000
without underwriting.
a
$2.50,
at
capital.
working
for
'
.
.
Byer-Rolnick
to
Hat Corp.—Common Offered—Pursuant
Aug. 17, 1961, prospectus, Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc.,
an
Dallas
and
Straus, Blosser & McDowell, Chicago, pub¬
licly offered 100,000 outstanding shares of this firm's
common stock at $18 per share. Proceeds from the
sale
will go to the selling stockholders and no portion thereof
will be received by the company.
BUSINESS—The
Delaware
Inc.,
as
the
The
present
The
company
Nov.
on
to
successor
Garland, Tex., was incorporated as a
1948 under the name Resistol Hats,
of
company
corporation
corporation originally formed in
"Byer-Rolnick
name
has
number
a
of
Corp."
Hat
all
subsidiaries,
in
adopted
was
which
of
1927.
1957.
wholly
are
owned.
is
company
boys'
hats.
hats;
pany's
sales, both in
felt
units
subsidiaries
of
as
and
31,
sale
and
of
1961
were
follows:
as
Amount
Amount
Outstanding
Debt
of
Bonds,
due- Nov.
1,
$550,000
Williston
$10.00
$250,000
H.
&
Harold
2,824
two-year
1,176
2,824
cisable
&
to
1
statement
warrants
at
$2.25
Inc
—
warrants
remaining
the
2,118
2,118
liability under the Securities
were
shares
certain
or
is
company
subsequently
541,060
194,
2,118
consolidated
2,118
states
that
the
2,118
if
sale
of
2,118
in.
1,059
pany
!
—
the
1,059
tion
pany's
machinery
1,059
,,
with
tion
of
1,059
and
the
441
Cruttenden, Inc
631.
1,059
Of
—Pursuant to
an Aug.
17, 1961 offering circular, Mitch& Templeton, Los Angeles, publicly offered
shares of this firm's common stock at $4 per
Jones
Net proceeds,
estimated at $264,000 will be used
products, increase inventories, repay
debt and .increase working capital.
to
develop
new
BUSINESS—The
fornia
on
fornia
company
organized under the laws
thereafter acquired the assets
of
of
was
Cali¬
Cali¬
Computer
17,
Sept.
1958
and
Products, a partnership.
The predecessor company,
organized in 1951, designed and manufactured special purpose digital
graph plotters.
The company now designs and manufactures digital
electronic
devices
computing
control
The
in
used
in
equipment
apparatus.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
8714 East
at
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
6V2 %
demand
secured
Common
stock
194,
notes
50
(par
Cleta St.,
Outstanding
$150,000
cents)
None
1,200,000 shs.
409,500 shs.
Real
of
of
company
tration
statement
beneficial
Estate
12014
with
interest,
offering
will
headed
Investors—Securities
to
be
Wilshire?
the
SEC
be
Blvd.,
Aug.
on
Regis.—
offered
made
on
a
for
best
95
cents
share
per
19,
1961.
the
is
business
a
The
objective
trust
of
the
and
of
Chairman
Trustees,
and
basis
efforts
through
which will receive
(graduated
organized
is
Trust
Aubrey
The
products
in
used
the
The
prospectus
further
the
is
company
successful
meeting its obligations, the com¬
having to effect some composi¬
of
The
the
of
officials
to
the
entry
30,
charges
upon
omissions
with
shares,
non-exempt
of
Securities
the
Act.
1961,
of which
injunction
permanent
a
on
30.30%.
group
a
of
the company had outstanding
Casavina owns 23.20% and man¬
Corp.—Common
1961
480,000
against
connection
in
a
share.
per
certain
and
and
Casavina
proceedings
omitted
some
operating
to
a
persons
$1,079,200
$2.50
based
facts
requirements
June
stock,
as
Centriblast
of
for
at
Zinovoy
or
the
granted
shares
377
Act,
at
persons
to
President,
injunctive
made
commerce,
sold
company
material
of
Securities
180
some
were
has
Henrietta
were
registration
of
As
the
new
instituted
and
consented
1961.
to
company
450,000
statements
interstate
26,
advanced
purchase
the
under
to
shares
Casavina,
R.
facts
funds.
company
431,680
Paul
Casavina
to reduce existing liabilities,
N. J.,
general
the
by
and
material
of
to
registration
Commission
agement
Offered—Pursuant
to
a
circular, the company offered,
without
underwriting, 42,500 shares of its common
capital stock at $2 per share. Proceeds will be used for
offering
product improvement and
sales promotion.
The
company of 620
factures
abrasive wheel
machinery,
municipal
Authorized
will
Angeles, fileed a regis¬
covering 1,000,000 shares
public sale at $10 per share.
downward
be
blasting
bottle
breakers
consists
outstanding
large
crushers
can
handling
125,000 shares
of
completion of
upon
Pittsburgh, Pa., manu¬
industrial vacuum
for institutional
Ave.,
and
material
related
and
use
stock
Warrington
W.
($1
this
equipment.
of which 97,850
par)
sale.—V.
193,
1115.
p.
Century Industries Co. Inc.—Six Months' Report—
selling
large
consolidated
The
under¬
a
on
the
six
per
share)
E.
months
"to
California
provide
law
broad
a
in
and
Austin,
Jr.,
Vice-Chair-
as
man.
to
six
months
Cerro
net
$144,238
net
the
of
June
income
consolidated
solidated
earnings
ended
before
amounted
under
of investments in the field of real estate, and
continuous supervision of such investments," to which
this financing will be applied. Fred E. Case is listed
of
to
contingent
created.
Los
diversification
proceeds
unless
or
for
added
without
being
to
shares
Its
Trust
time
purposes.
1,650,536
17
by Harnack, Gardner & Co.,
of
in
be
by
untrue
other
company
and
California
arranged
sold
share
the
violation
The
mosaic
$383,647.
possibility
share,
therefrom
certain
July
of
Ridgefield Park,
will
sold
collecting machines,
315.
p.
at
per
per
sale,
in
assigned
been
of these has operated at a deficit
net operating loss during each fiscal year
of organization).
Fiscal
1960
reflects
a
loss
of
the
were
company,
July
offices and plant are located
Calif., a suburb of Los Angeles.
company's
Downey,
$2.50
state
the
conjunction with or independent of digital
licenses the manufacture of illumination
and
shares
July 1961
to
have
may
or
possible
a
or
banruptcy." The net proceeds from the com¬
stock will be used to acquire and install additional
equipment, to acquire an inventory of raw materials
goods, for leasehold improvements, to complete construc¬
working capital
two-year option
that
21
sold
which
1933
underlie
1960, exer¬
value), which
individuals. The
new
stock
proceeds
be
can
balance
$2.50
the
of
which
March
market
Each
a
(year
with
facilities
of
In
in
then
and
the
109,380
at
public
creditors
finished
and
1,059
441
Inc
to
as
vitreous
and
operating
extension
sale of
441
Tracy,
for
company is in "serious financial difficulties" and that,
the securities being offered is not consummated, unless
faced
1,059
California Computer Products, Inc.—Common Offered
share.
"is
1956
net
obtaining
1,059
441
'
& Co.
&
least
at
441
Co
441
since
441
&
:
shares
Forster
the
of
by Forster to
previously been
Act
field.
has had
private financing
1,059
441
Co
sold
have
40,000
D.
90%
individuals,
marble
2,118
net
um,
of
company
882
&
p.
the
441
Inc
offered
offering to repurchase said shares at the paid price.
through two of its five subsidiaries, is a producer
882
Co
be
company,
importer
882
Beane_.
Byron
(or
2,824
882
Helme &
to
share
2,118
public
includes
also
issued
per
882
&
Rogers
Wheeler
competent
266,410 shs.
500,000 shs.
registration
The
to
are
price, underwriter and underwriting terms
amendment.
The
company
will
grant
to
Kaufman &
Co., as
a
finder's fee, two-year warrants
an
additional 50,000 shares at the public offering price.
purchase
and
shares
275,000
offering
supplied
by
2,118
882
i
Registered—
Paterson, N. J., filed a regis¬
Aug. 21 covering 816,060 shares of
Ave.,
on
public
be
882
>
Co.,
Eldredge
Co.,
H.
Taylor,
selective
$333,333
$500,000
of
SEC
882
—
Co.
Powell, Kistler
July
1,
The
to
the
882
1,176
.
Inc,
Mullaney, Wells & Co
The
value—_
par
The
Co
&
Clarke
W.
Erwin
as
Common Stock,
McLaughlin,
2,824
Co.
&
R.
commission
Debt of Subsidiaries
Mortgage Note, due January
1971, of Resistol Realty Co
Capital Stock
2,824
2,824
purchases).
1963*
4V2%
1,176
1,176
Lerchen & Co
Wheat
writers
the company
First Mortgage Collateral Trust
4% %
which
are
& Scribner
Deane
C.
The
Original
.
stock,
capital
sale.
building. construction
The
and
with
and
&
Vrec'land
250
statement
2,824
men's
company
of
company
2,824
a
stock of the
capital
Casavan Industries, Inc.—Stock
This
tration
2,118
John
dollar volume.
in
and
3,528
3,528
3,528
3,528
Renshaw
Chiles-Schutz
straw hats as well as
majority of the com¬
constitute
hats
debt
March
manufacture
the
manufactures
company
men's
CAPITALIZATION—The
its
in
engaged
The
however,
3,528
2,118
—V.
The
and
felt
and
882
Pierce
&
J.
15,
Texas
a
Willard
882
75,000
15,
to
be
3,528
of NTH;
President
board;
and NTH;
2,118
J.
of the new shares of
July 7, 1961 consisted
sale
.
Product
&
the
to
Duff,
2,118
Westheimer
company
capital stock,
of
•-•
.
effect
W.
Carpenter
Carpenter
882
—V.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
under its present experienced management as a whollysubsidiary of Carpenter.
The newly elected board of directors
of John
Moxon,
Chairman, who is President of Carpenter;
2,824
—
Corp
its agreement with the stockholders of NTH
Calif., on Aug. 22, under w..ich 15,000 shares
operate
882
Singer,
consulting and ad¬
financial administration of
concern.
to
Rauscher,
working capital to be invested in, or loaned to,
single
Securities
El Cajon,
Inc.,
1,176
Co
&
closed
company
1,176
Co..
share.
per
Carpenter common stock have been issued in exchange for all NTH
stock.
The exchange was effective as of Aug. 1, 1961.
NTH,
with an annual sales volume over $1,030,000, will continue
1,176
&
30,
I960,
$6,571,012,
of
1,176
Co.
& Co.,
amounted to $2,202,000, or $1.18
Earnings,
—1,176
.—
Lincoln, Neb
McDowell—
&
Eichler
%
1,472
1,472
1.472
1,472
1,472
—
Co
&
Weedon
Charles
to
.
Co., Inc
&
was
Frank R. Palmer, Chairman of the
E. Roberts, Secretary
and
Treasurer
of
Barclay Morrison, General Manager of Car¬
penter's Alloy Tube Division.—V. 194, p. 215.
4,235
Co.__
Blosser
Rodman
will become additional
small business concerns.
Upon issuance and sale of the shares, the company will have a paid-in
capital and surplus of approximately $19,000,000. This will permit Ihe
company
to invest,
in normal operations, up to $3,800,000 in
any
proceeds
The
Products,
Elton
.32,116
1,472
of
income
Acquisition—
Odess, Martin, Sellers, Doe&Bonham, Inc.
Parker, Ford & Co., Inc
investments.
PROCEEDS—Net
trie
Reinvested
Stockholders
1,765
Lane, Space Corp
Rahel
Bateman,
furnishing
the
and
Crut¬
13,384
.
Lewis
Watling,
concerns,
concerns,
Co
Baker, Simonds
Houston,
Texas,
is
licensed as a small business investment company.
Its basic activities
consist of making investments in the equity capital and long-term debt
securities
whom
from
consolidated net
and
share on 1,874,620 shares.
In addition, a tax savings
loss
carry-forward applicable to that year, for credit to
per
consists
—
Simmons
&
Milwaukee
Straus,
St.,
Main
for
below,
Co
.Henderson &
Cliff
■J.
issue of 1,750,000 shares of this firm's
201
&
Trust Co.
The Johnson,
President Barney C. Bristow be¬
plastics firm which will continue to
location.—V. 185, p. 2096.
of
of
sale
$85,077,787
to
$3.50
From Selling
Incr_____
&
First
McDaniel
Mateo
company
named
Co., Inc
Rothschild
F.
T.
capital stock at $11 per share.
BUSINESS—The
amounted
as
Byllesby & Co., Inc.—
&
Boettcher
newly-
the
the
$1.75 per share on 1,897,845 shares.
In
from the loss carry-forward of the New
or
$1.32
year's earnings' were
the tax savings
addition,
owned
Allyn &
Blunt
the
Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc., Alex.
Rotan, Mosle & Co. offered publicly
an
underwriters
is acting
Webber, Jackson & Curtis
M.
A.
by
and
a
■
Blair
Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—A group
jointly
our
$66,120,982
of
England subsidiary for the year amounted
to $2,512,000,
per share credited directly to Reinvested Earnings.
Consolidated net sales for the previous year ended June
Company
The
of
reported
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
.Paine,
San Mateo
exchange of
an
on
the cost of
187, p. 1892.
of
The
reports, for the year ended June 30, 1961, consolidated
and consolidated net income of $3,313,318.
company
sales
Monday, August 28, 1261
.
Steel Co.—Annual Report—
Carpenter
The
net
From the
was
ruling on
of
same
drilling, primarily
part
"because it
land in the
well can be
pre-tax
express
were
representative, have severally made
firm commitments subject to the terms and conditions of the under¬
writing agreement to purchase from the company and the sellingstockholders the respective number of shares of class A common stock
Crowell,
managed
for
large
issue
UNDERWRITERS—The
tenden, Podesta
Plastics
the
of
San
present
the
At
business,
170,000
shares of this firm's class A common stock at $10 per
share. Additional financing details follow:
voting
the
company
transaction.
change in management
no
Technical
Manager
its
at
will
there
division.
acquired
comes
part of the
as,
Technical
firm.
$780,706, compared
period a year ago.
including under-
same
earnings."—V.
current
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Walston & Co., Inc
that
announced
Miller
J.
making
papers
Northridge
place
said
operate
William
final
signed
division
high of
the
Photo, Inc.—Additional Financing Details—
Aug.
The
Burton
a
earnings
use
against
Calandra
Our
action.
panies
that
Van
Inc. by the
favorable tax
for
investment
or
Co.—Acquisition—
acquisition of Technical Plastics,
Aug. 14 following receipt of. a
all-time
an
$186,731
regular
Utah.
of
Basin
off
L.
completed
of
the
in
out
intention
our
power.
Burton Manufacturing
reached
1961
pointed
written
$242,527 and as opposed to present equity
will have a book equity of $115,183 for
an
public
the
of
earnings
gains
Uintah
equity of
investment
aggregate
half
writings participations, private placements, mergers and regular broker¬
age activity, account for a major part of the increase.
emergency
The estimated $305,000 net proceeds from the stock
to the moving expenses incident to the company's
proposed new leasehold premises in Springfield, N. J., acquisition of
equipment, nayment of accrued income tax liability and other indebted¬
ness,
retention and training of additional sales representatives and
increased advertising, research and development costs, and for addi¬
will
first
pre-tax
manu¬
lighting equipment.
sale
to
in
engaged
is
company
the
Substancial
,
.
30,
earnings
June
to
amounted
(after
$.52
(or
30,
income
share).
per
earnings of $126,899
ended
and
company
1961
its subsidiaries for
$225,738 (or $.81
taxes.
(or $.46
1960.—V.
192,
p.
for that period
with con¬
reported for the
taxes)
This
per
compares
share)
795.
Corp.—Common
Registered—This company, of
Avenue, New York City, filed a registration
with the
SEC
on
Aug. 24, 1961, covering
350,000 common shares to be sold by underwriters
headed by Morgan Stanley & Co., and Smith, Barney &
Co., Inc., New York City. Price and underwriting terms
are to be supplied
by amendment.
300
Park
statement
♦This
lien
indebtedness
against
stock
the
all
of
is
secured
Company's
subsidiaries
of
by
trust
a
indenture
plant
Garland
the
creates
which
against
and
the
a
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers named below have severally agreed
to
purchase from
the
selling stockholders
the
following respective
number of shares of common stock:
Shares
Shares
Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc.—17,500
Straus, Blosser & McDowell_17,500
5,000
Parker,
Ford
5,000
Sanders
& Co
Eppler,
Guerin
&
&
Co._
Friedrichs & Co.__
Turner,
Stifel,
Inc.
5,000
&
3,500
Inc.
Co.,
2,000
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc. 5,000
Quinn
2,000
The
Walker,
The Milwaukee Co
First
5,000
,
Cleveland
Corp.
Co.—
Harris, Logan &
3,500
3,500
194,
R.
2,000
Co
Williston
&
(H. M.)
Beane
a
of
80,000
150
Arthur
of
acres
miles
square
S.
Bowes,
has
acquired
nearby
(100,000
President
oil
and
properties.
acres)
and
of
This
gives
land.
Chairman
of
is
12
underlain
was
advisable.
about
a
tract
He
miles
said
all
the
for
northern
the
rights
to
that
and
gas
that
announced
from
potential market
Bowes
with
a
new
end
its
an
Byllesby
Board
of
a
is
that
being
now
property,
thus
the
company
drilling additional
pipeline
of
to
i
the
Chicago-based investment and underwriting firm, said that
geologists felt that the location of the three wells indicated
entire
the
wells
the
overrides, and 100%
of
to
on
whlth
the
wells
The
report
to
he
money
stockholders
received
from
reported
that
negotiated
was
have
production will
pre-tax
The
Co.
of
New
York
has
earnings
for
been
registrar for
1,500,000
shares
of
shares of the class B stock of the
and
500,000
the
general
a
slump
for
company
in
fiscal
the
from
$46,368,096
report.
annual
business
in
conditions
appointed
the
class
company.
A
In
a
Glenn
letter
E.
to
CRI
Wallichs,
—
ended
June
year,
30
sales
increased
according
to
to
the
million
$2
increase
in
sales1
enabled the company to show a slight increase
in profits,
despite a
highly-competitive
industry situation
that
has
resulted
in
reduced
profit margins.
Net income was $1,815,523, 'equivalent to $3.93 per
share on the 461,409 shares
outstanding at the end of the year. This
figure compared with a net of $1,796,233 ($3.77 a share) in the fiscal
year
ended June
Carold
The
as
and
corporation
to
notes
acquire
follows:
1960.—V.
For
186,
p.
Co.,
notes,
14,
1961
face
filed
amount)
The
are
to
N.
a
Reg.
due
Y.—Files
A
Oct.
commoni shares (par one
100%; for stock, $2. No
be
used
for
smelting
of
Report—
than
fiflt six months of 1960 were reported at $84,046,000,
before depletion for the same period was $5,761,000,
share, on a slightly smaller number of common shares
3,025,908 outstanding on June 30, 1961.—V. 193, p. 1687.
for
net
$2.06
or
the
income
per
the
Net
Gas &
earnings
of
June
ended
1961,
30,
the
Electric Co.—June
Report—
subsidiaries
and
company
were
$17,631,799,
or
$2.27
the
for
per
months
12
share
common
on
the
7,747,215 outstanding shares. This was a slight increase over the
$17,421,964 earned during the 12 months ended June 30, 1960, which
also resulted
in per share earnings of $2.27 on the 7,665,705 shares
then
outstanding,
report
ings
same
to
per
share
quarter
of
reported
owners.
common
share
Ernest
For
S.
the
were
1960.—V.
With
55
193,
Fields,
quarter
cents
p.
President,
ended
compared
in
30,
June
to
52
quarterly
a
1961,
cents
earn¬
for
the
908.
covering
1,
cent)
1976
to
200-7%
with
be
underwriting
the
offered
is
in¬
Equipment Credit Carp.—Debentures Offered—
Offering of $20,000,000 of this firm's 5*4% debentures,
series A, due 1981 was made Aug. 24, 1961 by an under¬
writing group headed by Lehman Brothers and Blyth
& Co., Inc.
The debentures were priced at 98%% and
accrued interest to
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
and
S.
If
Inc., Brooklyn,
Aug.
($1,000
on
the U.
first
419.
Exchange Commission—
50,000
refining
production of copper wire, brass and
coils in
Koenig, President of
the
Clark
Realty
subordinated
right
30,
mining,
the
the
shareholders, Capitol's President and Co-founder,
that
in
and the
the
Sales
mid-year,
P.
for
Cincinnati
revealed
engaged
in Peru
aluminum sheet and
the corporation hai, announced that
six months of 1961 were $94,275,000, or 12% above
corresponding half of 1960.
Earnings for the half declined to
$2,735,000
before
depletion, or
90
cents
per
common
share, after
extraordinary deductions equivalent to 20 cents per share, incurred
in drilling and exploration for oil and gas.
'
sales
and
at
preceding
year
the
is
metals
rods,
Robert
Sales were second highest in company history, exceeded
only by the
$49,266,860 registered for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1959.
been
come
Trust
company
nonferrous
bronze
Six Months'
Enterprises Corp.—Appointment—
volved.
also
by
740.
p.
Securities
land
placement
Capitol Records, Inc.—Annual Report—
built
added.
company,
the
and
194,
Despite
offering
gas.
drilled belong to Byllesby or to
its wholly-owned subsidiary, Byllesby
Energy & Shale Corp. Consequently, there are no outside royalties or
the
stock
V.
firm's
lights
gas
The
Midland
Agent
$48,364,719
Byllesby & Co.—Six Months' Report—
Byllesby
Marine
transfer
of
consequence,
additional
total
Canandaigua
2,000
The
company,
in its six-month report to stockholders, announced
that geologists reporting on three
gas wells located in Uintah County,
Utah, on 20,000 acres of shale land owned by the company's subsidiary,
Byllesby Energy & Shale Corp., have proved to be of commercial size.
As
companies.
The
2,000
2,000
4.
p.
Sold
Republic Funding Corp., New York City.
2,000
Austin & Waggener
Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
Willis,
J.
—V.
&
Inc.—Securities
were sold privately to Small Business
Capital
Corp., of New York, and 18 other small business invest¬
3,500
Goodbody & Co
Link, Gorman, Peck & Co._
McCarley & Co., Inc
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc. 5,000
California,
3,500
Co
&
of
this Fund
3,500
Nicolaus
Fund
Privately—Aug. 24, 1961 it was reported that an $810,000
ten-year instalment note and 10,000 common shares of
ment
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Cruttenden, Podesta
Dittmar & Co., Inc
Cambridge
capital
company.
working capital.
subsidiary
of
Clark
yield approximately 5.35%.
corporation
of
Equipment
Co.,
Buchanan,
will
apply
Mich.,
the
a
net
wholly-owned
from
proceeds
Volume
the
offering
connection
to
the
with
Sept.
to
subject
1,
of
ultimate
and
of
1971
.
short-term
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
except
that
under
after
and
on
sales
of
borrowings
debentures
Clark
new
1,
the
incurred
may' not
certain
Sept.
principal business of
time
.
operations.
redemption
retail
6085
financing
FEATURES—The
BUSINESS—The
ing
Number
reduction
its
REDEMPTION
before
194
be
in
Coca-Cola Co.—Six Months' Report—
Sales
redeemed
conditions
they
are
last
1966.
nances
Equipment
is
the
Co.
financ¬
for
and
for
Products
used
in
use
Clark
products
connection
manufactured
by
acquired
with
Clark
the
products
Equipment
such
by
Clark
to
net
terms
and
resented
conditions
the
underwriting
therein
set
by Lehman Brothers
to
purchase
and
the
agreed
severally
the
respective
forth,
and
dealers
Rental
fall
the
principal
several
&
Co.,
has
Inc.,
to
Principal
85
Blyth & Co.,
C.
A.
Co.__
Co
&
Merrill
900,000
The
&
Co.____
400.030
Paine,
Co
400,000
&
Dick
250.000
Paribas
150,000
R.
Securities
Inc.__
The
forth
99
L.
Salmon
Rothscnild
F.
&
Brothers
Hutzler
Co._
E.
Hutton
Co
&
400,000
—V.
193,
a
150,000
1960.
R.
half
BUSINESS—Clarkson
made
a
in
engaged
industrial
plastic
Co.,
the
PROCEEDS
will
plant,
Inc.
A.
150,000
acquired.—V.
Anthony &
Day_
L.
Lerchen
to
repay
of
Weld
900,000
Offered—Of¬
$2
chemical
the
6%
EFFECT
stock
Common
the
Warrants
to
—V.
p.
193,
purchase
of
that
of
last
This
the
in
adding
of
last
machine-cash
from
$2,066,000,
Total
in
first
year's
Revenue
was
135,020
for
revenue
of
The
missile
with
1961's
the
first
due
executive
to
half
the
in
that
offset
was
six
which
on
drop
a
Without
Also,
the
$144,800,
against
of
drop on missile
Clary commented.
states,
report
a
$76,000
earnings
also
there
of
of
the
deducted.—V.
were
as
there
development
p.
to
flect
operation
of
15,
Sept.
National
called
has
company
the
sinking
1967
of
$12,500
Payment
Columbus,
of
Ohio.—V.
193,
the
first
Net
half
sales
for
the
The
of
made
at
substantial
every
trend
ended
sales
cents
15
income
Net
net
on
with
net
sales
of
of
interim
the
share.
first
in
$41,514,
$2,560,624
the
or
for
year
second
1960
cents
Caribbean
Oils,
The
1961,
Oils
&
The
transfer
of
and
the
form
the
six
is
equal to
outstanding.
$113,223,
was
this
year
share,
113,308,
share,
quarter
of
assets
liabilities
of
voting
of
trust
is
predicated
and
stock
the
certificates
growing
of
advises,
the
this
Fall,
Inc.
will
ties
for
plan
at
be
may
of
which
time
of
a
security
'
-
-
V
representing
to
stock
of
of
the
See
•
At
Coastal
Caribbean
•
-
the
holders
aoproved,
created.
one
Oils,
ed
of
td
Coastal
their
new
Minerals,
Inc.,
above.
the
in
certain
1961
first
first
equalled
the
of
Massachusetts, and has
market owned by that
tional
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Reg.
a
offered
be
for
The
30
of
cents
of
a
1224.
share
of
class
As
of
class
the
each
20.
Sept.
the
legislature,
consumma¬
take place until
Caribbean
existing
Oils',
securi¬
company.—V.
A
other
1961,
school
Chairman
operate
its
the
194,
193,
B
the
Board
of
and
gas
ended
months
revenue
ended
$3.79
up
July
in
in
the
12
part
and
re¬
which
until
May,
Of
for
of
Crown
said
Major
Continental
of
continue to manu¬
lines under its
own
and
further
expansion
through
field
Continental
to
number
of
on
other
in
ac¬
Materials
is
:
recommend
shares
stock¬
to
of
home
These
approximately
earnings on
a
of
as
with
smaller
of
this
months
amounted
of
to
both
of
of
Depressed
bad
of
Sales
for
and
the
the
shares
Sales
the
activities
30,
shares
had
Guerin
due
laws
shares
of
oeal
will
will
company
plan,
the
stock
formerly
the
of
Interna¬
be
$551,686,
or
outstanding.—
E. W. McKinley, Presi¬
jointly announced that the
in
Months' Report—
six
La.,
reported
months
a
decline
in
volume
of 1961, but told shareholders
better for a satisfactory second
home
finance, organization
$3,176,145 and earnings of $49,697 for-the
year. Volume for the
comparable period last
and
and
earnings
markets
contributed
President,
told
in
were
generally
tothe
Biscuit
Co.,
be
an¬
in
said.
at
$5.50
share.
per
Aviation
State
of
1,
for
commercial and
EFFECT
&
Turner, Inc.
the
military
customers.
Outstanding
$850,000
$850,000
1,000,000 shs.
is
to
of
acting
as
and
650,000 shs.
f,
conditions
the
and
representative,
of
severally
has
stock
common
set
agreed
its
opposite
below:
Eppler,
Guerin
&
Shares
Turner,
H. I.
Inc.
R.
of
the selling stockholders
Underwriters, for whom Eppler,
the
shares
of
terms
the
company
each
number
was
and
FINANCING
Authorized
1973
and
Co.,
1949
in
PRESENT
TO
par)
sell
Activities
Delaware
plant facilities in Dallas, Texas.
primarily • of ,ntho overhaul of aircraft
consist
75,000
Dickson
S.
Co
&
Josev
Kroeze,
_20,000
& Co
5,000
McLarty
Duddle-
&
ston
5,000
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc._20,000
Lentz, Newton & Co
Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc
20,000
Odess,
Bache & Co
15,000
&
Goodbody & Co
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
15,000
Pierce,
Inc.
15,000
5,000
—
Sanders & Co
10,000
Stifel,
Friedrichs & Co
F.
Cassell
&
Co., Inc
Kirkland
The
&
10,000
J.
A.
Patrick, Inc
Dallas
10,000
Inc.
Wm.
5,000
Securities
Mericka
J.
2,500
2,500
Co.,
&
Inc.
2,500
Inc.
2,500
.——
Shumate & Co
Inc
Co.,
5,000
2,500
Stephens,
,2,500
5,000
Walker & Sons
2.500
Walker, Austin & Waggener 2,500
5,000
Robertson
Dewar,
Bala Williams & Co
2,500
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc._ 2,500
Joseph
Pan-
&
coast
The
2,500
2,500
2.500
Nolting, Nichol & O'Donnell,
5,000
:
Jordan
Robert E. Levy & Co
McNeel, Rankin, Inc
5,000
5,000
I
2,500
Sons
Neufeld,
Inc
Hayden, Miller & Co
R. S. Hudson & Co., Inc
10,000
Co
Union
Inc.
Co.,
Kirk-
&
Edwards &
G.
Gcodkind,
Beane
&
Landstreet
&
5.000
5,000
Inc.
5,000
Wcstheimer & Co
5,000
H. Austin & Co
2,500
Earret, Fitch, North & Co._ 2,500
__10,000
Baker, Simonds & Co.,
Eoenning & Co._
Courts
5,000
Wulbern,
Carrison,
10,000
Inc
Zuckerman, Smith & Co
Clark,
Doe
E
10,000
Co.,
Inc
Williston
R.
Sellers,
Inc
10,000
Co
&
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Martin,
Bonham,
Nicolaus & Co., Inc._ 5,000
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
& Frederking
10,000
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
Johnson,
Lane,
Space
—_
Corn
—V.. 193,
2433.
p.
Devonbrook, Inc.—Appointment—
Chemical
agent
Bank
for the
York
New
Diamond Alkali
On
the
Aug.
and
year
has
Co.
been
appointed
the corporation.—V.
194,
p.
transfer
529.
Co.—Merger Approved—
stockholders
15
Limestone
Bessemer
Trust
of
stock
common
&
approved
Cement
the
merger
of
Raymond
Co.
F.
the
company
Evans,
and
Chairman
the outstanding shares were
voted in favor of the plan of merger. Earlier in the day the Bessemer
President,
it
a
is
The
announced
also
result
planned
preferred
after
the
this
that
stqck
the
for
first
of
the
91%
each
the
will
merger
will
of
by
merger
by
wide
a
margin,
of both companies,
effective as of Sept. 1.
stockholders
become
receive
three
exchanging
to
as
that
action
stockholders
Bessemer
Instructions
approved
of
one
shares
Bessemer
of
share
of
the
Bessemer
stock
will
be
new
Diamond
common stock.
issued shortly
September.
located near YoungsCement Co., a division
"The facilities will be
operated as a part of Diamond's Cement-Coke Division under L. T.
Welshans, presently General Manager of /that Division."
Diamond stockholders also approved by a 91%
vote the authorization
of 500,000 shares of a new $4 convertible preferred stock, a portion
of which will be issued in exchange for the Bessemer common stock.
"The
town,
of
cement
Ohio,
194,
be
Alkali
Diamond
—V.
plant
will
and
quarries,
741.
p.
Dielectric
See
limestone
known as the Bessemer
Co.," Mr. Evans stated.
Products
first
business areas
Hamilton,
Board
favorable
_
W.
191,
.
p.
Completed—
194,
held
announcement
Ironrite
Inc.,
Engineering Co., Inc.—New Name
below.
$165,784.
decline,
shareholders.—V.
below.—V.
can¬
and
GIVING
July
($1
to
purchase
are
and
have
of
1,020,036
authorized.
&
coxk
each
of
common
jet engines
stock
agreed
As
Ltd.—Proposed
National
June
pre¬
stock.
common
198,300
outstanding
«;
name
for the
companies
Rouge,
first
$4,034,284
and
had
million
Crown
by
merger
principal'offices
prop
note
have
net
year.
of
housing
weather
on-quarter
International's
convertible
share of
a
at
two
200,000
corporation,
under
its-
business
6%
to
$19,783,000 and
per
share basis
30, 1961.
earnings
of
net
company
Thermae
Baton
the
this
Seal,
of
stockholders
firm's
CAPITALIZATION
common
annual meeting
June
number
Calif.,
manufacturing
revenues
plus
Cork
common
outstanding
of
the
at-the
successful
another
business prospects are "somewhat
and the year as a whole."
The
&
out,
owneu
ratify
BUSINESS—The
Split—Earnings
Stock
solit
earnings
nounced
stock,
Crown
cumulative
International
Cork
the
all
of
to
this
&
plans
voted
and
See
Cork
Co
division
an¬
new
a
total, 350,000 shares were sold by the company
40,000 by certain stockholders. The company will
use its net proceeds, estimated at
$1,698,000, to purchase
its present headquarters building, to repay debt, ex¬
pand facilities, purchase equipment and for other cor¬
Quinn
supplies
1
were
Corona,
Co.,
for
shares of
the
McCarley
that
said
'■
the
on
of
IV2
Airmotive, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
16, 1961 prospectus, Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
Dallas, and associates publicly
offered
390,000
stock.
product
authorized
will be
Corp.—Six
company
was
and
was
separate
a
outstanding
President
Crawford
of
$2
into three-ienths of
Dittmar & Co., Inc
of
have approved the sale of the
exchange for stock of Controls.
Thermae,
a
leading manufacturer of gas controls for the home
heating industry, will be operated as the Thermae Gas Division of
Controls Co.
The Thermae plant in Corona
is approximately 100,000
square feet.—V.
194, p. 632.
This
preferred
Fridley
manufacturer
Gidwitz
Materials
$9,665,290.
business
Interna¬
it
1335.
announced by the
subsidiary of Continental
development.
3
a
1961,
shares
Directors
Cork
merger,
exchange
new
Debt:
12
figures
Chicago
management
school
enjoyed
were
Putze,
to
share
the
outstanding
meeting
p.
Common
months
months
12
supplies,
1961.
30,
Thermae
Seal
each
of
Crown
stock,
future
stockholders
of
a
Aug.
piston
632.
p.
Crown
lor
Dallas
Controls Co. of America—Acquisition—
six
30.
class
193,
Its
class
x
12
with
the board decided
the
in
effect
share
&
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
underwriting agreement, the
and
and
Co.,
established
and
$842,000.
were
on
cents
half
for
share
announcement
near
an
under¬
V,
over
earnings
Gerald
as
same
its
product
has
June
1,686 shs.
271,660 shs.
s..s.
Merge Subsidiary—
subsidiary
terms
on
convertible
stock
common
special
the
to
the
for
Corp.—Proposed
19,
company
its
and
Cork
dividend,
outstanding.
of
SEC—
•
latest
The
that
Inc.
Seal Co.—To
agreement
Each
June
A
shares
5;680
v-
the
in
$182,195,000,
Manufacturing
meeting,
to
Outstandin
2,300 shs.
500,600
company
Crown
common
stock.
A
incorporated
assump¬
in
par)
ferred will be convertible
furniture,! equipment
7.5%
of
stock,
June
recommendation
on
cents
company
for
for
cumulative
share
C.
as
increase
order
earnings
dent
the
reached
call
maintains
$50/ 'without
at
company
to
Continental
Data
ended
year
of
Corp.
shares
half
p.
,
an
held
be
($100.00
5.
p.
Terms
slightly from
193,
covering
A
advertising,
J
3%
cor¬
FINANCING
nounced.
of
half
assets
Nev.—Files With
increase
an
par¬
porate purposes.
down
were
half.—V.
first
Cream of Wheat Corp.—Sale
Oils,
194,
the
795.
added $188,480, equal to 53 cents
.
This
Chairman
&
of
filed
the
1960.
will
directors'
in
"stock
and
Oils
in
p.
on
dated May 15,
corporation
act
exchange
the
...
The
1116.
Coastal Caribbean
New Company—
of
super
Shares
retain
well
Control
740.
p.
have
Accordingly,
exocc
holders
rights
of
soecial
months.
close
740.
Co.
per
earned
194,
predecessor
Caribbean
two
over
their
the
of
($1.00 par)
Crown Cork &
to
31,
said
as
V.
company's
new
ratio
reorganization i< aioc
advised
securities
take
be
to
the
in
This
reported.
sale
to
common
educational
55
to Coastal Caribbean
Bermuda
the
outstanding shares of Coastal
incorporate in Bermuda under
To
of
new
in
the
on
Obligations
of
the
tion
stockholders
corporation
$130,447
purchase, made through a
reported to be for cash and
year
1960.
of
audit.—V.
transfer of its assets
Bermuda
a
its
corporation
with
1961
of
up
distribute
compares
This
plan of, reorganization
a
the
rates which became effective iii May
reflected in 12-months earnings reports
will
earned
was
Inc.—Reorganization—Name
that
announced
to
Ltd.,
issuance
counsel
p.
3,539,002
Minerals,
tion
of
has
company
It
assets
which provides for the
was
1960's
used
ended
p.
Gidwitz
stock
the
Change Approved—
by vote of
Commonwealth
$1,541,193,
the
Since
truckdrivers
pointed out.—V. 192,
among
manufacturing
and
mining
company
with
operatingproperties, a gas furnace division, and subsidiaries in the
field of building materials, prefabricated concrete building panels and
decorative wall panels.—V. 187, p. 1893.
•
' '
'
1
'■ '
73
common
a
year-end
issued
uranium
favor¬
year.
for
months
quarter.
corresponding
to
figures
was
Co.—July Report—
Materials
previous
1961
was
of
and
Louis
Coastal
the
operations
stock
stock
Directors
of
diversified
a
is
months
six
the
This
six
There
before.
common
a
be
Major
binders and
quisitions
12.3%
the
the
of
stock
of
the
of
taxes
common
the
five
the
in
subject
are
and
months
cents
12
during
$146,890.
sales
Net
or
of
six
$5,013,227
divisions.
remainder
to
to
Massa¬
grocery
celled.
months
gas
194,
Materials.
quarter.
and
year,
momentum
charges
shares
for
$93,458,
of
the
all
731,496
on
figures
for
amounted
$2,875,598
income
net
sales
1961
second
this
experienced
after
six
unaudited
•.
revenue
fully
was
facture
in
307c
nearly
the
in
products
that the
1961,
against
of
added,
earnings
30,
common
a
is
income
income
$5,120,805,
were
125%
months
industrial
maintained
net
June
Comparable net
or
be
and
it
and
will
share
a
of
six
the
of
increase in earnings, it is reported, is attributable to
in production and operating costs in the com¬
believe,
30
ended
cents
for
products
company's
months
20
to
in
June
The
increase
an
2%
be
The
the
increase
—V.
tional's
label.
effected
consumer
reason
and
earnings
an
it
the
$30)
are
increased
not
Manufacturing
Whitney
the
quarter.
improvements
able
1961
ahead
were
second
pany's
announced
(par
July
Continental
Clopay Corp.—First Half Results—
corporation
of
the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
953,820
first
income.
strike
Reno,
15,
months
Materials,
2107.
p.
991,040
of
t
ended
company.
15, 1961, through
first 5 V2 % bonds due
be
12
Mr.
The
laws
in
$111,824,000.
notebooks,
its
will
of
each
on
the
to
a
of
in
Co.,
$295,047,000,
31, 1960.
Acquisition
charges
Sept.
on
the
Continental Materials Corp.—Acquisition—
charged
|421.
redemption
fund,
1017c.
at
Bank,
for
the
ticipated
—V.
President,
Aug.
on
revenue
1961.—V.
Claycraft Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
according
from
of
Way,
Middlesex, Norfolk and Plymouth;
the company's IGA franchise
extends
into
southeastern
New
Hampshire,
covering
Rockingham
County. The company beneficially owns a majority of the outstanding
capital stock of Lynnfield Foodliner, Inc., which was organized in 1959
from
in
each
on
cents
for
non-recurring
was
the
in
in
costs
IGA
cents
compared
Coin
operating
months
have
would
growth, which was
period.
Depreciation
194,
profits
$33,680,000, amounting to $3.53 per share
the
average
number of
common
shares
outstanding,
principally
a
result of increases in the cost of gas. This compares with $3.47
on
$672,000
laws
wholesale
1
of
the
in
$516,139
consolidated net income
operations
Earnings available to
1961, were down 47c
$973,000
of
future
months
six
profit
a
product
were
investment in
necessary
the
sales,
component
cents
33
company
report,
$3,423,078
shares
July
16%
31,
to
sales.
the
shown,
of
proceeds
31
will
been
52
to
$3,306,115 in the first half of
Electric
months.
increase
the
by
increased
first
$2,986,000,
was
fact
said,
1960's
to
posted
to
that
inventory.
July
told
Clary
activities designed to replace
division which was sold at the end
$1,093,000
activities
new
component
L.
company
register
15%
reported
,
Gross
doubled
nearly
Hugh
Chairman
for
per share a year ago. First
adjusted to reflect operations of
since Feb. 1, 1961, the date it was
operations,
resulting
company
ended
activities,
$125,000,
from
revenue
Board
profits
are
the
of
the
by
Consumers Power
half
the
the
at
Salem,
The company holds an exclusive Independent Grocers Alliance
Distributing Co.
("IGA")
franchise for
Northeastern
Massachusetts,
covering the counties of Suffolk and Essex, and parts o. the counties
Common
President.
$106,460,
total
common
37,500 shs.
first
and
sales
$5,379,307
rose
Berger
64
or
of
writing.
500,030 shs.
1961's
income
the United Wood Heel Co.,
of
The
report.
to
in
located
,
Sol
the year
from
gain
sales
A
half.
new
compared
as
loss
a
half,
referred
engaged
1013.
p.
Outstanding
37,500 shs.
in
in
from
equivalent
George J. Schwartz,
against 36 cents.
Sales
the
1,000,000 shs.
activities"
interim
an
comparison
is
are
Mass.
or
share.
a
$54,996
stock
30.
Net
$23,550,896,
curtailed
were
subsidiary,
,;v
par)___
first
year's
stockholders
$622,653
was
under
organized
was
13, 1946, and
principal offices
Its
poration.
share
and
"new
a
215.
$134,135
earnings
1960,
a
2004.
from
193,
cents
company
Dec.
on
business.
under
1961.
income
gains
92%
up
Berger,
Son, Inc.
sales
covered
has
1961
Clary Corp.—First Half Results—
Revenue
,
55
of
capital.
Inc.,
FINANCING
145,000
common
,
or
months
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—First Half Results—
Net
200,000
company's
$175,000
loan__
■.
cent
(1
,
$359,515
six
year,
record
June
were
Pope,
Comstock
.-■?
of
first
$264,000, will be used by the company for
inventory, repayment of debt and working
additional
Preferred
ago.
&
to
J.
included
Capital
PRESENT
TO
—
Capital Stock:
of
were
first half of
period
industry
Debt:
business, administration
mortgage
was
share.
per
Authorized
Small
the
use.
of
sale
the
which
packaging and sale of
and latex, resins and
compounds,
iV.
Long-Term
last
President
p.
net
amounted
Anthony
For
Ave., Camden, N. J.,
1450 Ferry
and
from
GIVING
1961
Offered—
estimated at
The
defray the cost of an addition to the Camden
demand note and increase working capital.
a
income
the
Mr.
194,
Consolidated
to
CAPITALIZATION
of
Colonial Sand & Stone Co.—Six Months' Report—
150,000
Co.
Co
&
at
manufacture,
chemical
industrial
Proceeds
used
net
net
$21,061,722.—V.
$607,542,
Schneierson
J.
250,000
&
of the same name, Manufac¬
Norchem Products, Inc. The company
and
and
for
—
be
from
noted
250,000
company
a
months
six
first half, said Mr. Berger, totaled $17,385,422,
$10,841,306 reported for the first six months of
time, net prone of $937,708 or 95 cents per share,
55%
up
Co
priced
was
development,
chemicals
compounds
shares
of
first
equivalent
share for the
\
entire
from
same
Co.
Inc.—Common
Laboratories
merger
Chemical
turers
is
of
up
per
Common
—
an
BUSINESS—The
is
Co., Inc.
&
Aug. 10, 1961 offering circular, Mann &
Cressey, Salem, Mass., publicly offered 200,000 shares of
this firm's common stock at $3 per share. Net
proceeds,
$2
the
&
fering of 200,000 shares of common stock of this firm's
stock was made Aug. 24 by Ross, Lyon & Co. Inc., and
is
the
in
reported
year
results,
was
1961
stock
cents
Pursuant to
chusetts
compared
as
82
is
share.
per
This
as
new
This
1961,
year.
'
the
America—Quarterly Report—
ended
ago.
the
&
White,
400,000
The
for
period
has
gain
At
Trask
Watling,
Laboratories,
Inc.
and
$1.34
'
1961,
1335.
sales
quarter
for
60%
by
Globus,
1960
of
$11,699,141,
with
compared
consolidated
the
included
last
of
outstanding compared
outstanding a year ago.
shares
1899.
p.
Clarkson
same
months
with
were
snares
Brothers
Tucker,
900,000
.
both
period
reported
on
a
year
second
40n.ooo
Co.____
&
a
common
250,000
Inc.
Thahnann &
Co.
for
quarter
taxes
$10,317,047
quarter
900,000
Spencer
Ladenburg,
six
results
compared
as
$20,440,248
quarter
of
Sales
Stern
Kidder, Peabody & Co.__
first
year.
p.
has
of
share
second
1961
&
_____________
400,000
150,000
—
as
last
corporation
$321,499
900,000
900,000
Co._;
and
reserves,
These
year.
same
corresponding
a
Sales
400,000
Co.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.__
W.
the
June
Corp.
Hallgarten
&
the
193,
sales
cents
the
150,000
Smith, Barney & Co.
Boston
Michigan
second
income
company
on
The
400,000
900,000
of
of
for
900,000
i
Corp._
Corp.
First
Board
domestic
period
President,
an¬
and
the
5
Authorized
Jackson
Schwabacher
First
the
Cressey, Dockham
foreign
exceeded
other
the
for
last
divisions
Colonial Corp. of
150,000
Inc._
900,000
The
of
all
and
share,
per
share,
per
quarter
share
Pierce,
Pressprich &
150,000
Co._____
&
W.
250,000
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.
Eastman
Dillon,
Union
both
1961
Coleman Co., Inc.—Six Months' Results—
rep¬
$900,000
Company,.
Webber,
Co.___
Merle-Smith
&
Co.
Curtis
Corp.__
Childs Securities
Co.
Smith
&
Ohio
&
Bradford &
&
Lynch,
Fenner
150,000
__
Becker
C.
J.
400,000
&
Freres
McDonnell
Stearns
G.
A.
Co.
Whipple &
Barth
Bear,
&
Lazard
2,400,000
___
of
Amount
$2,400,000
Inc
Allyn
Bacon,
J.
cents
Provision
Principal
Amount
Tenco
$1.43
$25,665,000.—V.
severally
them
have
$18,338,974
and
to
taxes
$19,741,275
were
Maid
second
In
Brothers
Chairman
for
Earnings
for
the
with $11,198,075 for
below.
Lehman
months
the
subject
agreed
to
sell to
of
debentures
set
amount
for
company,
six
Talley,
with
equivalent
three
to
underwriters,
earnings
Minute
and
System.
into
agreement,
Blyth
company
first
providing
compared
general
product lines:
industrial
trucks,
such
as
fork
lift
trucks,
towing
tractors and straddle carriers; construction
machinery, including trac¬
tor shoveis,
tractor scrapers, tractor loggers and power shovels; and
commercial
highway trailers. V
UNDERWRITERS—In
the
of
the
Lee
year,
After
through the latter company's independent dealers
branches, and the financing at wholesale of these
dealers and branches. Ciark Equipment Credit also fi¬
new
branches
profits
for
nounced.
corporation
retail
products
and
operations,
consumers
own
(845)
p.
421.
2636.
Discount
Stores, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursuant to
Aug. 10, 1961 offering circular, Copley & Co., Colo¬
rado Springs, Colo., publicly offered
120,000 shares of
this firm's common stock at $2.50 per share. Net proceeds
an
estimated
at $250,000,
will be used by the company for
6
(846)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
equipment,
repayment of debt,
additional working capital.
and
purchase
of
inventory
at
Suite
707
Colorado
standing its
but
leases
"discount
The
and
Building,
docs not
name,
from
space
houses"
company
or
Denver
the
The
the
time
present
company,
is
The
notwith¬
organized
to
generally
establishments.
The
at
company
which are
•wholly-owned subsidiaries
in
engage
the
on
the
sale
generally
the
present
and
has
stores
located
are
Dow
stock
ended
May
the
on
has
and
23.862,717
This
net
as
attributed
crease
ox
new
ox
in
trie
for
S^,-xo9,b.d,
stock
common
high
with
compared
$817,514,653
sales
of
fiscal
decline
The
year.
latter
in
the
1960
of
$82.4
was
new
consumer
products.
Dow's
The
loss
equal
a
of
76
date
to
share,
to
cents
at
compared
profit
in
earnings
the
57
in
1960
billed
in
the
with
unbilled
at
business at June
March 31 and $70.4
p.
first
six
in
net
for
A.
of
$730,1S1
1961.
or
same
$87
was
of
19S1
period
million,
the
at
charges
the
first
and
six
the
per
were
cf
loss
the
from
up
beginning
from
the
of
operations
inclusion
months
cf
of
.
,
a
frcm
comparable
operations
The
current
basis
of
Eastern
$3,911,000
first
year
Backlog
$83.8
.
of
ox
in
would
1920;
2.2%
have
be
.«
to
4.46
billion,
factors
in
than
2.1%
had
first
a
half
year
while
ago
193,
Properties
Improvement
debentures
purchase
public
an
sale
$1,000
number
of
loss
costs
1960
were
Corp.
(with
warrants
of
commission
the
the
on
debentures.
number of warrants
included in the
ment.
The
registration statement
which
underlie
like
common
The
interest
units
warrants
stock
10
the
to
debentures
be supplied
includes
(1)
company
was
organized
under
and
Stock
Delaware
law
has
also
contracted
to
ten
sites
for
April
1961
for
simultane¬
issue
Giant
certain
common
shares.
As
tions, the company has
outstanding
4C*;,822 common shares to
result
a
of
has
transac¬
these
or has contracted to
issue up to
those who
may be described as its
ovgpnizo*\s.
estimated $3,509,000 net
proceeds from this finanmne
$1250 oori
used in the
acquisition of the Chicago
office
to
acquire the
Sarasota properties;
ot
$150,000 for development
noc
of the Atlantic
ties: <1R K nnn +'a«
$65,000 for payment of
propera
certain note;
$155,000 for engineering,
land
planning and overhead; and
Of
purchase
world's
Empire
be
^mdin^Giant'Stores sites" $?S°000 ?o" de^elopmlnt\finnoo9
?he
i.
r
^
±.
o"7nQooddL,'i0n
2/7 822
shares
of
cer^a^n indebtedness,
common
stock,
f ,Co'asurdo' Vice-Presidents,
17
iQ«i
,
the
purposes.
thp
,
of
and
.
the
which
Clair
+
for
general
company
John
P.
E.
Crisona
noorelPe
6 I' The ProsPectus lists
hares, who purchased the stock
$
Per
1
-
balance
18
has
Porte
own
selling
from
the
Sh,are and
S ft ranging from 100
listed
Board
price
is
the
the
for
Co.
strong
corporate
outstanding
and
Girard
8,95%, 9.99%
stockholders
company
of
in June
(in
is
Economics
Laboratory, Inc.—Proposed
Merger
Prod,mtsOSbw' Prfsident and Claire B. Shogren, President of Klenzade
rnmnLnoU
J
ln, announcin8 that the directors of both
Products
l5? i^r011 7 approved an agreement whereby Klenzade
h
*
?1 .?
V,'
held1 L SlnfCaii
on
Sept. 15
merged into Economics
Laboratory. Both
special meetings of their stockholders
for 16
held
and
cv,?nCK 15 outstanding
convei'ted
to
respectively
shares
one
of
share
to
vote
common
of
$4
the
on
stock
of
corn-
to
be
187,
774.
p.
leading
conditions
of
and
5? <V1
52,Oil
®s'5ofn
shares
and
Mr.
*
of
Klenzade
cumulative
£e 84 ?umulaUve
Economics
Shogren
stated
convertible
common
that
the
Products
preferred
of
$829,968
492.
the
for
the
.
to
are
period
v..d.
for
Savings
&
is
V
a
year
and
working
shares
by
St.,
New
v
Pacific
by
and
loan
Oregon
its
a
the
to
for
managed
existing
by
R.
was
savings
organized
association,
in
rather
through
merger
will
"
-
1890
Act
Pressprich
and
? 4-xttotT
a
offices
an
of
&
Following
been
Florida
Co.,
in
In
July,
public
100,COO
areas
shares
bringing
stock
of
the
total
sold
were
number
in
of
the
Per
f I
sub?anHM ??o4ihy'
iil ?
Both'
consumer
are
share
Per
well-known
and
years.
issue'
JUne aI°ne wert 2 2 Cents
nine
nine
Mr'
rShare
<*
114.
p.
montns,
months,
Klein
the
on
(10
the
of
'additional
overall
firms
adjusted
repcrted-
to
shares
for
sold
were
certain
allow
n
1
for
the
Of
of
the
and
company,
selling stockholders.
short-term
bank
loans
which
have
used
on
&
total, 100,000
111,355 shares
for
working
is
the
successor
L7s-Hokin
ception
&
and
electrical
to
a
until
The
the
of
electronic
satellite
and
in
the
systems
base
highly
in
into
installations,
CAPITALIZATION
War
II
has
under
been
payable
to
bank
notes
payable
to
to
and
..Rs
long
emphasis
an
installing
wherein
severally
Van
contract
they
agreed,
its
of
present
electrical
in
and
PRESENT
missile
and
and
FINANCING
have
subject
named
was
made
are
Alstyne,
with
the
agreed
to
the
to
Noel
&
company
Sell
under
the
the
the
activities
terms
and
and
acting
the
severally
have
the
entprod
selling
underwriters
conditions
of
elec¬
many
parent,
*
FINANCING
Outstanding
-t
Beach,
396
Small
to
the
of
3
\ .•:•- :
;v
cor-
Business
the
GIVING
Act
the
in
land
from
the
T
Way,,
of
Palm
Act
1940,
Act.
Beach,
of
195(1.
investment
and
small
as
field
electronics
of
office, building
management
Investment
EFFECT
proceeds'
Investment
defined
in
its
investments
new
Palm
Company
in
make
with
..
Royal
firms
line
in
development
a
Fla.
to
company
the
of
non-diversified
to
the
specializes
either
companies
in
by
concerns
portion
Business
or
used
construction
of
capital
in
Business
41/2%
short
Common
Administration
term
stock
note
($1
provides
business
con¬
These
investments
land
development
of
industry.
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
due
to
hereby
A.
purchase
unsubscribed
C.
indicated
Oct.
9,
below,
Co.j
&
underwriters
the company
of
the
it
—
are
&
the
1,000,000
Co.—__
below
respective
stock
of
the
1,464,996 shs.
have
severally
percentages
company
of
offered
purchased.
%
&
Co
.75
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co
.75
Lentz, Newton & Co
.75
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc._
.75
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner—;75
Bateman, Eichler & Co
.50
Brooke, Sheridan,
Bogan
&
4.25
3.25
Inc.—
Parker
the
Courts
4.25
—
named
common
any
______
Co.,
Auchincloss,
1,000,000
5,000,000 shs
from
portion
Gcodbody & Co
■Shearson, Hammill
$1,000,000
1961
Allyn & Co., Inc.___-—31.20
Bache &
Outstanding-
$3,480,000
loans_
par)
UNDERWRITERS—The
3.25
&
-
Redpath
R.
Francis I.
H
Hentz
2.25
—
S. Dickson
&
Co., Inc..—
duPont &
Co
&
Johnson,
Corp.
2.25
The
2.25
C.
2.25
John W.
Lane,
Space
2.25
2.25
&
2.25
Cleveland
.50
.50
Howard,
Weil,
'
Mason
&
Lee,
Varnedoe,
Co.___
Inc
.50
.50
—
Chisholm
&
Co.,
Inc.
r.—-
.30
-30
C.
Wheat
&
Co
.50
—
1.00
1.00
Beil
^
1.00
—_
1.00
&
Hough, Inc.——
Oscar E.
Dooly & Co
Charles H.
French
&
.30
.30
1.00
S.
^
1.00
Mason-Hagan,..Hnc._
McNeel-Rankin, Inc.———
Wulbern,
.1.00
D.
Lunt
&
.50
-30
Eldredge & Co
Crawford, Inc
———
Fay, Inc
—
.50
j.
:—
Co
.50
Labouisse,
&
Zuckerman, Smith & Co—-Barret, Fitch, North & Co.__-_
Destjen & Co.
First California
Co.,
Carrison,
.50
1.00
Co
& Co.—
.50
2.25
I'm.anuel,
&
-
Inc.i—
.50
of
New York, Inc.—
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
Bass
First
Friedrichs
2.25
Co.,
Clarke & Co.—
Hill,
2.25
'
&
—
Corp.—
Co.
..
Cassell
—;
Darlington & Grimm
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
j ,. Kirkland & Co._
.-J
2.25
*_■
Inc.
M.
F.
The
Straus, Bloss°r & McDowell
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
,Jack
Inc.—
—_
Robinson-Humphrey
<BTnham
Co.,
Co.___—
—
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.
R. W. Pressprich & Co
Inc.
804,347 shs.
and
A
the
Investment
Small
be
company
Palm
closed-end
as
CAPITALIZATION
PRrce,
1,930 shs.
Co,
PRESENT
'' :'
business
related
for
in
primarily
related
The
company
investment
under
cerns
will
industry.
used
licensed
under,
long-term
Hooker &
148,940
below,
TO
'.-y"-'
Inc..—r 1.00
83,291
4,000 shs.
its
—$281,000
6,000,000 shs. 5,873,508 shs.
small
policy.
located
"registered
is
in
activities
be
may
estate
Fla.,
Hirsch
$1,100,000
148,940
from
1
par)
proceeds
Granger & Co..
Outstanding
1.250,000 shs.
underwriters
representative,
underwriting
of
83,291
—
their
background
$3,500,000
—
cumulative preferred stock
(par $25)
stock (par $1)„
stockholders
in¬
marine
the
stock¬
Common
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
company's
industrial
electrical
facilities
TO
—
former
holders
a
its
support systems, for test¬
as
communications' systems
and
satellites,
EFFECT
bank
payable
of
purchased
glass,
expire
in
It
Calif.,
name
from
that
War,
Authorized
notes
the
business
the
recently
Francisco,
well
and
GIVING
534%
have
1920
After
production
as
notes
5%
in
San
principal
commercial
More
missiles
5V2%
6V4 %
capital
including ground
sites,
for
St.,
placed
the major
technical work of
missile
operational
systms
World
organization.
diversified
and
electronic
contracting.
electrical experience
has
operations
founded
company's
end
contracting
Mission
551
partnership
Galvan.
was
of
company
as
A. C. Allyn & Co. Inc., New York
City, is
electronic
The
BUSINESS—The
.
components,
Corp.—Subscription Rights—The
investments
the
Walston
been
industrial,
^
group which is. underwriting the offering.
a
engaged
real
the
Van
Ets-Hokin
purposes.
the
..
materials,-such
and. certain
are
EFFECT
~;
h
X:■
BUSINESS—The
194,
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of its
100,000 shares will
initially be added to the company's general funds
and used for work¬
ing capital. Subsequently, these funds will be
applied to the reduction
of
into
indusMes »»ich
share.
per
in
in
broad
a
Authorized
ad]usted
shares
common
J
produces
fields..
raw
communi¬
acquired
to
Earning*,
—
it
'
-
cents
investment
to
or
outstanding
company
Co.,
wool
components
GIVING
Capital
Sept. 5, 1961.
manager
first
publicly
23, 1961, 211,355
Galvan, Inc. at $16.75
basic
in
use
industry.
the
-hperation is offering to holders of its common stock
the
right to -subscribe for .488,332
additional-: shares
at
$7.75 per share, on the basis of one new share for
each
two shares held of record
Aug., 22. Rights will
t
Ets-Hokin & Galvan, Inc. —
Common Offered
Alstyne, Noel & Co., and associates offered
Aug.
which
batteries, certain types of
capa'cltofs, lenses, hardware ancl
supplies;
114.
Florida
agreed
through
pndi™3e6th0dS '°r the
for the first
lor tne nrst
were 109 cents'
for
missile
Instrument
-indebtedness——u
stock
—V. ■" 194," p.
Small
earnings
earnings
snare
for the, new
*
Victoreen
"
Mortgage
earn¬
Arizona,
and
basis
and
division,
purchase^ all oi' its
7
and
Y„
line
enlarging equip¬
readers, television
\
oil
company's
shares
270,430.
aircraft
Felt
company
Dakota, South Dakota
anticipated soon.
N.
extensive
an
Authorized
the
company's
City,
:
•
financing
net
Garden
use
CAPITALIZATION
sav¬
policy of geographic
diversification loans
in five
states—Minnesota, South Dakota, Wisconsin,
Arizona—Harry J. Klein, President, said. The
issue,
projectors
ouc-coun'act
the
Victoreen.
company,
and
in
the
States
of
located
Ave.,
.
for
wive
forming^ -transistors
9-uibme it, -photo.-copying •
equip*
of electronic
equipment under gov-
line
a
v.,
in
of
•
debt
tools
plastics,
raw
and
scrap
meters'/a coils, transformers,
company
North
Stewart
steel,
as
';
:
,
in';°H'in<»
extensive
ami
tubes, power
otljer.items. Certain
„
.
.
by. ma-jRactu^ers
pharmaceutical, aircraft and missile
tronic
:or
represented by agents in
with expansion into other
machine
V'i
The
for
80
was
the
is
tracking
T
manufacture
wire,
.such
will
made
and
1055
of
microfilm
Standard
from
"felt
%5V
v
incorporated last September to provide
equity
financing for residential, commercial and
industrial
properties, land
development and construction..
have
an
and
The company
1933.
operating
firm' has reported
than $29,000.
'
company
a^mr*
as
its
1960
"of
-
be
used, by the company to reduce
inventories
and'
accounts
receivable.
portable
systems
medical,
holding
Washington.
result
division
products,
SOILAX,
household items. Klenzade
distribution of chemical
cleaning
or use on the tarm and in the
dairy and food
EC°TmicS Laboratory and Klenzade have
m sales and profits for the past number ofenjoyed
a"d FiNISH,
comnoS dpJL
July,
line
of'the
association
is
will
projectors,
well
as
Through
shareholders.
early; September,
loan
common shares" at $4 per share
Federal-share for each-Victoreen
Rights will expire Sept. 14,
one
company
e'u^C-d/c*s
capital. V V'
This Minneapolis real estate
financing
ings for its first nine months of more
The
3,918
the -development-and' manufacture" of
communication, automaton and photo
cmwr'-nut-
cations
Equity Capital Co.—Nine Months'
Earnings—
f
?
screen.
d
a
me'nt,
securities. are'ex¬
Securities
W.
in
cameras,
rear
/
account
selling
in
and
than
13
5,224
3,918
3,582
Inc
,
.
its
the
made
of
increased
electronic
•
1
basis
.finance
ment,
Proposed
—
the
for
that
of
be
Co.,
held
PROCEEDS—Net
It
operations
and
sold
requirements
group
oldest
Northwest.
conducts
be
counsel
York.
Equitable is
ings
its
offering, which is expected
underwritten
Pine
will
approximately 180,000 shares
advised
4,776
3,582
&
additional 443.048
Common
Association
,
75,000
I-Iiggins
2,610
10,448
In
engaged
of.
is
2,610
2,390
2542.
p.
the
of
ago.—
.--v;,
.
and
Offering—
Association
&
.
involved-.-•/:*-
equipment
Loan
2,390
:
9,552
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
.is
.
Inc.,
used
2,610
Fox
Co
BUSINESS—The
:
Minneapolis, Minn.—Files
Exchange Commission—
be
&
McDowell
...
manufacturers;1
piolonged and deep
the
26-week
same
Meyer
&
3,918
3,918
of record Apg. 25,
Rights will expire
addition, stockholders of Victoreen InstruCo., parent, are being offered the right to subscribe
an
ancl
.
.
■
5,224
-
2,390
share held of record
Aug. 25.
No underwriting is involved.
company's ' long-range
revitalizatiop
of $2,743,933
compared
with
net
loss
Investors,
company
The
ing
stock.
EroJJnmfp Tnh
°f camPanies having related interests and activitiesand
distributorsrnf07hPmiCrle ,°f *the nation's leading manufacturers
and
Industrial
n-LJl^
cleaning compounds in the Institutional
EtFrmRAqoT
to
on
shoe
v
net
4,776
3,582
Co
Johnson
shares
ment
told
shareholders that, this .lower
unfavorable product mix for the
first half
squeeze on
profit margins, which. with higher
a
5,224
3,582.
&
Smither
Sept. 14.
'■
a
business
merger.
!o°h£ r° pa" value- and 4-42 shares of common convertible preferred
stock of
Economics
result* hTl 1 77^^^ ha'Sf ^l6'6^3 shares outstanding, which will
scocx
stock
five
an
with
in
3,918
4,776
Co.—,——
5,224
3,582
Manufacturing & Engineering Corp. — Sub¬
scription rights — The company is offering its common
stockholders the right to subscribe to
91,298 additional
shares at $4 per share on the basis of
one share'for each
$65,-
the purchase \ to
America
is; >,being
of
broker.—V,
nation's
5,224
4,776
—
Federal
management
Corp.—First Half Results—
of
empt from the registration
be
193,
7,834
2,610
4,776
—
Co
Co
&
Zilka,
-V.
Inc._
&
lnc
Blosser
3,918
2,610
2,390
Co.,
&
Frank,
5,224
7,166
—
Hirshberg, Inc.-
Wilson,
Lawrence
Co.
1,308
2,610
2.390
&
Fay,
&
21,253
3,582
—
&
"
ProPose to offer same for public s^le
to 2,800 shares). Benjamin
Kaufman
Chairman and
President.
as
Stern,
Sutro
building was
Building tenants
that
financing
Insurance
as
Co.
Talbot
Kisder
Straus,
Shares
4,776
Co
Brothers
&
Powell,
.
Co.,
&
&
&
Norris
tallest
State
stated
be
&
Stockholders
17,602
Co._.
Ryons
York
the
will
|
a
sold,
common
this
offering an office bulilding in
Chicago
Stores, Inc. discount department
located in the
stores to be
Southwestern United
States, and in that transaction
agreed to
and
with
&
duPont
&
Richards
Mason
President,
and
connection
Association
The
,
in
acquire
of
added
Portland, Ore., and its'shareholders,
propose
to
public offering of shares of E'auitable's
capital stock ($4 par),
according to Ralph H. Cake', President. Of the
approximately 255,000
shares to be
a
among others, of dealing in and
engaging in all phases of
activity,
and
has
raised
$250,398
for
working capital,
through stock sales. It has
acquired in exchange for
all of the stock
common shares,
of nine
subsidiary companies owning a
industrial park
housing and
development in Sarasota
County, Fla., and lands in
Atlantic County, New
Jersey, which it believes are
suitable for similar
development. The
company
divisions
contract
The
the
to
also
Institutional
economic
Johnson,
proceeds
make
unit
estate
ously with the settlement
would
Prudential
Securities and
by
by amend¬
40,000
sold
purpose,
real
new
to a reduction
of sales
for the 26-week
period
to $63,098,554 from
$66,249,751 for the correspond¬
1981
resulted
p.
The
purchase ah
$1,000 per unit,
per
common
the
underwriting
cents
The
a
I.
Hooker
corporation on Aug. 14, 1961 filed a
Reg. A covering 250,000
common shares
(par 25 cents) to be offered to residents of
Minnesota
only at $1.15 per share. No
Securities
$80
of
2,390
Wecdon
Lester,
over
The
to the principal
underwriter
each, and (2)
17,822 outstanding shares
which may be
offered for public sale
by the holders thereof
from time to time in
the over-the-counter
market at
prevailing prices at the time ox sale.
at
193,
With
to
and
the
on
are
also
of
group.
sent
Kronsky
one
1960
Equipment
shares at $9.90
per share)
at
(2) 250,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale
$10 per share.
The offering
will be made
through underwriters
headed by Woodcock.
Moyer, Fricke & French,
Inc., which will receive
a
$1 per share
shares
The
business
in
earnings
v.
months
affected
—
and
on
State
adverse
A.
of
program,
22
units
the
contributed
exerted
year
1981
debenture
improvement
_
40th
Aug.
of
into
1961
on
Johnson
that
Francis
of. $157,-
six
shares
Company
Inc
J. A. Hogle & Co
Holton, Henderson
last
entered
purchasing
property.
by
June 2,
volume
$149,264,000
same
of
1,192
Skaags
Hill,
the
profits
$3,000.
be
ground lease.
the sale of
a
Samuel
ing period of
at
commission
the
recession
ended
St., New York, filed a registration
covering (1) $1,500,000 of subor¬
(with
attached
five-year warrants to
45,000 common
shares), to be offered for
on
due
aggregate
in
unspecified
East
will
memorandum
corporation,
This
corporation of 10
statement with the SEC
of
this
for
quarter
was
2111.
p.
Registered—
This
has
Dec. '27,
on
The? .memorandum
Equitable
Eastern
dinated
of
expenses
foy -the.,
of
that
earnings
profits
first
quarter
.
operating
half
stated
additional
the
Empire
by
reported
Seat miles operated were
increased by 1%:
passenger miles decreased only
.2%, and load
compared with 54.81%
Operations during the first
12-day pilots' strike in June.—V.
sale
a
Endicott
revenue
1960.
a
revenues
number
Co
Hannaford
net
against
second
Davis
.
for
The
re¬
•
higher.
54.01 %
were
a
of
provided
after
advertising
half's
operating
more
were
Chairman,
the
Co.,
&
Francis
\
unaudited
$197,000,
for
&
Fairman
Loss—
$6,330,030
unused
an
loss
President
the
in
staff
agent
193',
•■;.
V,.
the
Alstyne, Noel & Co
Crowell,
sole
retained without
change.
v;
7 ''
Crown, President,
and
Milton
Falkoff, Vice-President,
of
Empire State Building Corporation
negotiated and handled
the; trans¬
action for the seller. Arnold
M. Grant,
Secretary of the Empire State
Building, also acted for the seller. Harry B. '
Helmsley,- President of
Helmsley-Spear, Inc., served as broker for the
purchasers,
;
■'/
Helmsley-Spear, Inc. will be retained by the purchaser as.
managing
million
year.—V,
purchase
Shares
Van
Birr
Robert
operating lots was primarily due to a loss
approximately $6,000,000 of revenues caused
by the strike of flight
engineers -which severely curtailed
the service of Eastern
and other
airlines for eight
days in February.
Reflecting these circumstances,
together with general business
conditions which affected the
airline
industry as a whole, the half's total
942,000
for
employees.
and
of
were
Wien
and
a
equivalent of $1.97 per share
3,234,616 shares outstanding on June
30.
Application of a special credit of
$5,336,000 after taxes, represent?
ing overhaul reserves no longer
required due to the changeover to a
more
efficient hsyxtem of continuous
maintenance,' resulted *iri a net
deficit charge of
£1,014,000 to earned surplus in the
period.
On
Crown,
contained
common
:.
„
that
totalled
the
k
1961,
on
Myers,
participation in
000,000, subject to
The information
$45,405,602
1960.
Inc.—Reports First Half
net
a
and
for
serve
had
company
taxes
J.
arranged
Eastern Air Lines,
The
For
$1.37
--y*
all
offset
to
below:
The
ex¬
102-story Empire State
Empire State Building
Associates, an
investment group being created
by Mr. Wien. The present owners have
$1,-
were
This
inventory,
registrar for common
the corporation.—V.*
194, p. 529.
of
the
Building. The purchasers
'm-r
share.
quarter
909.
30
1961
suuck
per
months
the
million
of
loans,
Empire State Building
Corp.—Proposed Sale—
non-recurring profit. Results for the
$779,596 or $1.44 per., common share.
were
first
$43,758,456
cents
totaled
cents
period
quarter
common
57
appointed
announced
1961
year
no
second
of
of
the
30,
including
sales
for the
share
per
share
per
June
comparable
Net
earnings
$2.13
non-recurring
been
value
has
of
Last
reflected
year
Robert
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
corporation's
120,757,
eluding
of
was
or $34.3
million if adjusted for the
earn¬
ings of Allied Laboratories which Dow
acquired Dec. 31.—V. 193, p. 909.
Dravo
repayment
The
in
million
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
Selling
year. These new divisions
quarter profits this year.
net sales volume for the
first six months of this
year,
1961;
amounted
to $5,070,000,
a
very favorable
increase over the sales of
$1,370,000 for the first six months of
1960, Earnings per share for
this quarter were
up to 10.6 cents.—V.
193, p. 2213.
year
share
per
substantial
a
for
to the corporation since the
middle
contributed $134,000 of the second
fiscal
$2.23
or
used
has
par
quarter
$36,000,
Stuart
outstanding.
but
preceding
the
cents
Co.
company
second
Report—
of
Trust
71/2
The
to higher
manpower costs,
continued price attrition, an in¬
depreciation of $10.8 million and
heavy expenditures in?
introduction
.in
volved
a
sales
earmngo
shares
represented
earnings
fiscal
3i
reported
be
capital.
El-Tronics, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
in
Chemical Co.—Annual
company
to
are
working
in
three
last
The
and
Bankers
operating in discount department
Hialeah, Fla., Milwaukee, Wise., and
Indianapolis, Ind. Since May 31, 1961. the
company has commenced
operations in a discount department store
in Amarillo,
Texas, under
a
lease executed in its own
name.—V. 194, p. 529.
which
stores,
forth
siv
Electro-Nucleonics, Inc.—Appointment—
distribu¬
disposed of
stock
Adams
wholesale
time
proceeds
pansion
^'membership stores."
was
underwriting contract,
corporation on Aug.
14, 1961 filed a Reg. A
covering 60,000
shares (par 75 cents) to be offered
at $3,
through Jay Morton
Co., Sarasota, Fla.
&
department stores
generally known as
stores
With SEC—
.
common
State
operate
or
business, with particular emphasis
jewelry and collaieral items that are
of
such
Colo.
department
retail
tion
2,
actually own
such
Electra-Tronics, Inc., Cocoa, Fla.—Files
The
,
BUSINESS—The company was organized under the
laws of
of
Colorado
on
May 31,
1961. Its
address
.
-30
Co
St®in Bros, & Boyce_—;
Sti el, Nicolaus &
1.00
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Nugent & Igoe——
1.00
Westheimer & Co
-30
-30
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
1.00
-30
Co.,,Inc.—_
J.
R.
Williston
&
Beane—_
1.00
Inc.*
—-
&
Simmons
Clark, Landstreet
rick
194,
p.
6:
&
Irving J.
.75
Rice & Co.,
Sutro Bros* & Co
Teylor, Rogers & Tracy, Inc.Willis, Kennv & Ayres, Inc—
Kirkpat-
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
30
.30
—
.75
Elunt Ellis
—V.
1
Inc
.39
.30
——
.39
.30
-30
Volume
FM-Stereo
Securities
!
Tne
x4,'1961
Aug.
10
Co.,
proceeds
capual.
on
(par
securities
Tne
6085
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
Guide, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
1
J '■
snares
common
Number
to 80
cenis)
ij
be
'
-
for
2nd
50,000
as
through
City.
Valley
•ijou,
$6,
at
and
of
The
Food
Fair
Field—
The
Fields,
stores.
of
ULe
has
directly
whicn
said
into
has
Of
tne
Operator
an
of
cnain
a
and
Joseph
wnose
the
agreement
made
was
Inc.,
that
large
units.
discount
Tnese
stores
Enterprisedepartment
discount
in
Additional units
terms
of
assets
the
mately $55
$850
in
ten
of
the
located
the
common
"
•
Foor
states.—V.
Food
Food
of
in
Fair
general
New
the
in
to
Consolidated
annual
Fair operates
194, p. 633.
net
1961
3U,
move
the
for
plan,
shares
27
stores,
ior
board
are
Massa-
acquires
of
pre-tax
is
currently
self-service
amounted
the
to
Months'
company
first
six
after
providing
of
the
on
and
of
shares
months
share
per
about
$1
The
ended
$216,2.2,375
31
share
the
stock
state
possible
for
2^
.o
currently
taxes
si.are
p_r
outstanding.
line
the
I960
ne„
moonm
of
<a,3ba,
x.x
shares
cents
p. 2325.
192,
oa.soa.iuing.— v.
288,150 for certain stockholders.
additional
photographic
processing
in
and
St.
1949
'T.ie
siin.lar
a
and
established
business
Louis, as an
Stanley Photo
as
Fox
to
For
individual
Stanley
proprietorship
a
5
•
orders
businesses
the
and
through
were
business
ar-ag
gradually
Wurtz
inciting
sale
The
believes
and
does
only
is
it
thesa
a
in
centered
are
Tne
in
and
sJen
of
the
areas;
small
very
customer
one
the
of
percentage
total
ox
de-.'er
or
of
the
national
total
accounts
company
net
a
in
gain
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
The
er;
Long
term
Common
notes,
stock
payable_______
($1
Tne
table
securities
conditions
set
l,5aj,a00 shs.
Corp.,
forth
several
have
iif
underwriters,
agreed
a.i
represented
to
a.reeuienj,
named
unaerwnters
sold.
below
of
'
;
;
_
the
;
Inc.
■
,
the
in
The
first
the
in
Co.,
Hammill & Co.I—i
Walker
H.
Inc.—I__ 8,300
&
Co.,
&
Co.,
Inc.—
Blair
?z
Co.,
Inc.___
J.
Bradford &
8,300
•
6,500
—
Inc
cturing
$33,960,000
the
sales
5,600
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co
5,600
J.
S.
&
Co.___
Dickson
Goodbody
Hirsch
John C.
Co.____1
Kroeze,
Co.——_______
Legg & Co.—
Lewis
■
__
six
when
has
5,600
604
homes
concluded
Inc
5,600
Gra'"!bary,
Newhard,
Marache
I.
M.
2,830
&
Co._—
2,8^3
Co
2,800
Co._________
3,800
Co.__
4,600
Smith, Moore & Co.__
2,800
Co.______
Cook &
4,600
Sterling,
2,830
&
"Fiper,
Grace
Co.
&
J.affray & Hopwood__ 4,600
Rai'ach»r, Pierce ft Co., Inc. 4,600
Yates, Heitner & Woods—— 2,800
E. H. Auston & Co.———1,9(10
Reinvoldt
&
Gardner_a____
4,600
Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc._
.Deir.p^ey-Tegeler & Co.,. Inc.
4.600
L7 dieman,
Crow-11,
Weedon
Crutto'^den,
Co.—
4,000
Co._
4,000
Fridlev
4,000
&
Lentz-Newton
4,000
Raffensperger,
4^000
Co., Inc
Sanders &
Podesta
Schwahac-her
Bros.
&
&
Pollok
Co
Bovc^—
1,900
—1,900
Frederking
&
&
1,900
1,900
Co
Hughes
sales,
were
15,
A
& Leach!
gee
AlmsWt
Brothers
Robertson
&
A.
wards
193,
•
3,700
3,700
White
bardo
Sons—
&
Jacobs
Inc._
Co.,
&
Watkins
&
1,900
Lom-
Inc.-—
Inc.—
1,900
1,900
1,900
Inc.—
Co.,
&
■
Durst,
&
1449.
p.
i
.
Wagenseller
Pan_
G.
—V.
t
Semple,
Stvbbs,
1,900
Agreement—
first
■
.
'
;
for
$200
million
headed1 by
Reg.
a
offered
at
repayment
Friden, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
.
Sales
second
and
President
36
for
second
cents
figures
30.
as
are
1961,
Sales
931,730
earnings
of
Walter
for
Sales
728,905
the
profits
quarter
the
the
of
S.
quarter
the
on
first
the
Chase
192,
p.
the
of
were
with
.
cents
shades
new
monens
for
«.he
of
earnings
the
first
of *•t ^
issue of
oi
6.8%.
giving
$1,366,397,
30
as
increase
share
per
quarter.
covering 100,000
$3, through Equity
loans,
of
plant
348,400
basis
of
Per
outstanding as
of
share
the
form
we.e
up
and
the
Associates,
and
Inc.,
only
organization
engaged
the
in
of
the
Wisconsin
to
engage
insurance,
and
sells
a
participating whole
nonparticipating whole life and en¬
and disability income policies. The
issues
of
credit life
insurance
"
GIVING
;
'
(par
April
on
amount
EFFECT
of
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
■
as
2,000,000 shs.
cents)
45
underwriters,
representatives,
opposite
unsubscribed
to
certain
shares
conditions.
unsubscribed-shares
their
for
have
whom
Outstanding
1,236,000 shs.
Jaffray
&
agreed to pur¬
below of the
for by, the holders
Piper,
severally
respective
names
if
but
The
any
provides
that
underwriters
are
their
are
Jaffray
Marshall
Kalman
obligations
obligated
to
purchased.
%
*
<fc
Co.
35
Hopwood
25
—'
__.
&
Co., Inc
Higginson
Corp
p.
by
as
of
directors
in¬
of
the
on
consideration
proposal
at
of
of
around
special
$10
meetings
to
•
shares
of
Pemco
into
time
any
shareholders
by
approval
to
indicated
proposed agreement, Glidden will exchange
4'%%
convertible preferred stock for the
new
with
common,
total
a
approximate
an
of
the
price
of
Glidden
new
225,000 shares
conversion
of Glidden
$15
share.—■
a
.
i960,
the
Co.—Quarterly Report—
both
in
continued
and
the
sales
snles
and
profit, but we confidently expect
in our general economy both
improvement
will
increase
six
in
months
with
Hydraulics, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
announced
of
of
a
income
of
13
profit
to
24
outstanding,
share
per
1960 period.
Hydraulics is a
Greer
ground
craft;
since
of
sales
cents
This
for
half
net
for
the
compares
1950
the
on
earn¬
first
record
like
the
share
per
of June
the
its
$126,356
$2,336,999.
as
on
similar
the
taxes
net
first
highest
company
of
$2,004,925
amounted
cents
reported
after
sales
net
on
on
stock
common
loss
net
1961,
half
with
a
net
period.
shares
529,063
30, 1961. This compares with
number of common shares for
same
.
leading designer and producer of test
equipment, for missiles, military and ccmme-cial
integrated fluid mechanical systems; accumulators, valves
components.—V.
six
first
support
Guild
the
Films
Aug.
192,
rnd
air¬
and
113.
p.
Securities
of
company
and
Act
655
deficiencies
in
suspending
The statement
17,664,891
registration
a
Ave.,
disclosures
shares
York
New
contained
filed
was
in
in
Guild
of
of
issuance
the
announced
Madison
the
prospectus.
of
Co., Inc.—Stop Order Issued—
the SEC
18,
proceedings
statement filed
City, because of
the
_!
;
z—
20
20
■
commenced
were
in
Feb.
company's
The
stock.
which
at
under
by this
variou's
statement
1960 and sought regis¬
May
Films
1961,
1
>.
Stop Order
a
time
order
stop
the
company
in
bankruptcy. Notice of the pioceedings and
of
opportunity
for
hearing was given to the respondent company, but it failed to
•file an answer to the allegations within the prescribed 10-day period.
The Commission found that the Guild Films registration statement
and prospectus contained untrue and misleading statements of material
facts and omitted to state required material facts,
as
alleged. These
deficiencies
related
to
the
company's financial statements,
the in¬
was
-
clusion
of
uncertified
financial
statements
and
the
omission
of
re¬
quired schedules,
as well as the following:
(1) The failure to disclose
and accurately facts regarding the securities proposed to
including the facts that it was proposed to register more
aaeouately
be
issued,
shares
than
were
of
incorporation,
to
increase
shares
the
proposed
contrary
to
.registered
the
had
the
omission
the
2,749,891
authorized
that
to
be
issuance
meeting
of
that
issued
disclose
shares
authorized
registered
statement
been
to
for
special
a
number
the
already
not
may
all
only
reasons
sold
for
was
lawfully
not
be
shares
had
the
issuer's
stockholders
of
17,664,891
2,749,891
the
under
shares
in
held,
that
to be
issued;
registration of
sold,
and
proposed
fact
proposed
articles
scheduled
that the
been
and
outstanding; the omission to
that 12,515,000 shares would be
offered
to a group
of corporations comprising the Vic Tanny Gymr>
slum
System
and
2,400,000 shares
to
registrant's creditors; and
the omission to disclose the expenses to be incurred in connection with
the offering and by whom thev will be borne;
and (2) failure to dis¬
close
adequately
and
accurately facts
regarding
the
business
and
property
of
the
registrant,
including the omission to disclose that
registrant had become a bankrupt, the effect thereof upon the proposed
offering and that the agreement for sale of the 12,515,000 shares had
been
voided.—V.
193, p. 1015.
disclose
the
basis
for
determining
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Debentures
This
Registered—
Liberty Ave., Beaumont, Tex., filed a registra¬
SEC
on
Aug.
21
covering $15,000,000 of
debentures due
1981, to be offered for public sale at competitive bid¬
ding on Oct. 3.
Net proceeds from the sale will be used towards
payment of short-term notes due Dec. 31, 1961, estimated at $15,000,COO, incurred for construction purposes.
It is expected that construc¬
tion expenditures for the years 1961-62 will total about $92,030,050.—
tion
V.
company
statement
193,
p.
of 285
with
the
378.
2778.
Hamco
General
subject
vote
the
of
at
$70,566
of
for
of June
to $14,Per share
compared
slightly
of
with
tration
company,
company
life
aggregate
an
.
193,
is
an
will
a
at
months
improve¬
share for
securities
shares
its
of
forms
percentages set
Lee
—V.
service
City has also agreed
Georgia of an addi¬
The
it
to
1014.
half
He
additional
one
Wisconsin
11,-1959.
to
1959,
of
and
writing
acting
are
The
'■
for
150,000 shares offered in May.
y.--*-
against $14,825,392 for the first half of l."60.
for the half-year period of 1961 were 66 cents as
as
$21,-
Profits
which
involves
M. Greer,
President
ings from operations for the
earnings in 1953.
A
Wisconsin—Subscrip¬
producing
' * :
the
company
various
•
stock
Piper,
against
$23,202,825
were
months,
an
3,757.210
six
all
City.
Corp., BaKUnore, a leading
the company was approved by
Edward
record
sale
16,
for
types
life,
issued
.subject
the
payment
2508.
shares of common stock ofiereu to, but subscribed
of
subscription
warrants
(the
"unsubscribed
shares").
The
under¬
writing
agreement
does
not
irrevocably
bind
the
underwriters
to
take
in
the
and
all obliga¬
its franchise
the
of
loss
the
on
March
UNDERWRITERS—The
are
showed an improvement for the
quarter, it was announced by
service
the
has
with
1947
and
additional
on
March
the
and
■
first
quarter
three
compared
the
.
1,
any
the remaining months, of 1951."
ended June 33, 1951 ne- sxies
v.e.'e
$7,323 647
$7,373,541 for the like period of 1360. Net income v/as
$158,155, equal to 32 cents per share on the 93,851 shares of common
stock outstanding
compared with $162,609 or 34 cents per share last
year.—V.
193, p. 1901.
agree¬
1, 1959, and to April 30,
$71,629,674, of which $63,142,111 was then in force. At April 30, 1961, applications for insur¬
ance in the approximate amount
of $.1,330,000 were pending, of which
ths company believes approximately 95%
will be accepted.
Johnson.
which includes the
for
company
over
second
first
based
ths
1961
complying
Aug.
from
producer
terms
stock
compared
,
subscribe .for
vehicle
a
license
began
the
dated
early date.
an
the
p.
For
revolving
loan
long-term
million.—V.
$135
capital.
income
to
On
company
purchase
.
at
profits
our
On
as
a
term
chase
Georgia's
Georgia
of the company in the second quarter has shown consider¬
improvement over ..first quarter resuus, F. B. Williamson, 3rd,
reported' t'6:,ffehareh6lde):s;' For
the
second
quarter, Mr. Williamson
said, the company's profits were equal tp 22;fcents per share compared
to'the 10 cents repbrted in. the first quarter.
ll i"For
the first six1 months "of 1961 we
are
still slightl" behind the
-
filed
be
to
share
same
merged
present,
Hopwood
to
Order
,
dowment,
Common
conssnted
of
Shareholders
193,
other
various
1,900
^—
Co
,.f
& Kirk-
coast
•
3,700
—
3,700
Clark, Landstreet
Patrick, Inc.—
Dewar,
——
—
as
re¬
together with spare parts having a value
and making payment to the City of $250,000
discharged
Goodall Rubber
in
'
Sterne,
transportation
of Georgia,
deduction cf
the
Business
■
to
An
CAPITALIZATION
&
equip¬
books
after
Pemco
outstanding
July 31, with rights to
16,600 shares are being
price to the company's agents and
relating
had
public
the
on
City
company,
and
able
«nits
Credit
existing
ior
1961
used
held
in
it
policy,
furnishing
$25,000,
the
buses
into
shares
V.
318. !
■
At
the
transaction,
common
17,526.
reported
Insurance Commis¬
in the business
disability insurance and
annuities. The company presently confines its operations to the State
of Wisconsin but has made application for a license to engage in the
writing of insurance in Mininesota and intends to apply for such a
license in Iowa. Its offices are located at 8500 West Capitol Drive,
Milwaukee, Wis/.
\
life
in
by
all
City
the
and
company
accepted
transportation service in the City under
which obligates Georgia to render electric
companies,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Minne¬
principal underwriter. Proceeds will be
used
writing
the
the
to
Co.—Proposed Merger—
of
Under
he
-1
194,' p.
banks;
'
-
an
Co.
working
per
31.
the
the company.
sioner issued
1961,
i'oidick,
I"c.
be
right
the
is
was
of
of
City
giving in¬
hearing thereon-
for the merger were announced
jointly bv Dwight P. Joyce,
Cnairman and President, and Richard Turk, Board Chairman
held
be
com¬
corporation,
a
leC-il reserve
life insurance com¬
incorporated under the laws of the State of Wisconsin on
D:c. 3,
1958. IS was originally a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wiscon¬
sin
Associates,
Inc.,
a
Wisconsin
corporation
incorporated
in 1958
of
2,800
Simon
to
shares
which
a
recorded
are
Commission
and
200,000
was
which
the
order
Pemco.
The
BUSINESS—The
with
the
consideration
Giidden
managers.
activities
2,800
Securities
City
in
both
added to the general funds of the company and used for
,
Georgia
$500,
City has
organic coatings,
both firms.
1961,
York.,
at
pany,
request
between
transfer
(which
transportation
Merger
share
sold.—V.
were
20
has
10-cents)
district
2,800
Inc.— 2,800
—
Northwest
Aug.
offered
apolis,
to
disposition
in
an
1793.
p.
of
the
in
$7,322,000
two-year,-
a
of
group
Insurance
and
$3.25
2M>
for
it
by
issued
thereto),
of
furnish
the
Glidden
of
duu,.a,eu
the
Corp.—Bank
a
on
are
expire Aug.
2,800
Inc.—
Co
&
Pacific
per
half
recorded
unit
iaoi
ox
over
-
New
investment
Duddle-
&
1
Co
Mid-South
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
McLarty
&
,
Col,
first
ne?"Tv
when
1960,
22%
corporation
(par
the
at
outstanding
this
corporation
cents
SEC
has
resolution,
a
will
at approximately
issue convertible
the
in
$29,168,000
monutS
of
expansion.
McCourtney-Breckenridge
5,600
i__
&
ston
'
5,600
Co._——'—_d_ 5,600
&
&
5,600
u_s
&
Hilsman
H.
Gas
tion Rights—The company is offering its common stock¬
Co.,
_
••
60
the
operated
1961,
negotiations
by
City
released
as
Net
2,800
—,
&
the
1961,
or
vohmr
of
half
first
with
equipment
2,800
Co.———_
Evans
A.
The
drop
of
revenue
7,
adopted
operated
the
The
million.
of
increase
the
Co.,
3,700
___
Inc. -'
Bvllesby & Co., Inc.__ 5,600
Courts
&
____
Clement
.
5,600
Co.____
Bass
& Sons.—____
Brown
M.
"
Incfd4 8,300
M.
customers
$3,923,000
General Life Insurance Corp. of
Batemari, Eichler & Co.—_ 2,800
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
Shearson,
the
comparative
sales
of
over
Dynamics
shares
shares
of
tional $50,000, and so long as
Georgia continues to perform its obli¬
gations under its electric distribution franchise, the City will not en-er
into
competition
with
Georgia in the transmission,
distribution or
sale of electric energy within the corporate limits of the City.—V.
193,
natJ^V* bip^esk
the
16%
period,
proceeds
each
Jack
&
that
down from
wholesale gas pipe
the
by
to
on
the
taxes
sales
Prudential
holders
number
same
with
Commission
Sept.
Georgia
100,000
an
corporation
ments,
•
McDonnell
Stein
reductions
Bank.
with
Securities
Shares
_______
for
of
City
31, 19S1,
applicable
Greer
be
Hayden, Stone & Co.—- 8,300
The
in
sales
addition,
The
„
Co.____^_„a_d—8,300
requirements
$58,964,402,
were
General Forms, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Files With SEC—
Securities
&
that,
year.
homesite
agreement
ment
the
on
period.
year-ago
In
Corp.—.66,900
Elder
&
Co.__
3,700
Harri.ir.an Ripley & Co.—u_12,000Edward D. Jones & Co..___ 3,700
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Rotan, Mosle Inc.—.
3,700
Cur .is
—___________12,000'
Rowles, Winston & Co.—_ 3,700
W. C. Langley & Co.—d___ 9,300V
Straus, Blosser & McDowell 3,700
Al C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc.— 8,300
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Bache
of
was
up 21%
from the $3,239,000 reported for
Earnings of 60 cents per snare, based on 6,shares, compared with 52 cents reported in the
net
1961
Manhattan
in
to
..
.
>•
issue
new
1960.
The- corporation
from
shares
•_
_..
the
that
in
to
With
well
Equi¬
parenas3
aggregate
Shares
Equitable
R.
period
for
upturn
the
than
more
The
credit
company and from each selling stockholder, and the company and
each
selling stockholder have , agreed to., sell to the several under¬
writers, the percentage (adjusted; .to-.;avH fractional shares)- set tpp..aoii
tions
to
that
than
by
the
July
equal
figure
total
General
company
more
which
in
dividend
and
passed
afte.'
,
of
of
$8,934,000,
the
severally, subject to the terms and
u.iderwrit.ng
until
cash.
pre.ened
reported net siles nf 19 493 homesites in the first
1961, totaling $25,026,000 at its community development prop¬
w^ich comprise approximately 190,000 acres on both Florida
Home
and
the
H.
strong
Development,
$21,795,000
Texas,
Outstanding
$309,677 ;
821,850 shs.
$30. ,67 7
pan—
UNDERWRITERS—The
Alex.
month
ended
share; aitur
$5,059,537,
was
the
approximately
company
of
ies,
common
C.
first
Rate
were
income
1960
coasts.
FINANCING
Authorized
Ross
income
-
proiit
of
100%
common
is
of
ended July 31, net income was
$3,579,316, equal
share, compared with $4,309,065 or $2.87 a share,
Revenues of $84,169,517 compared with $86,416,289.—
a
tallied
parable
prin¬
business
for
and
result
a
now
July
serves
common
months
half
General.
firm,
sales.
company
the
months
seven
common
a
net
7-month
ago.
outstanding
year-ago period.
:
the
CAPITALIZATION
G.
the
accounted
first half
first
half
parts
As
relieved,
the
for
$3.53
nelds.
No
...
income
to
the
561,081
largest f.rm engaged p.uicipany in tne printing
processing of photographic films and the retail and wholesale
of photographic supplies and
equipment. The company, nowe.er,
sale
3%,
the. cunpany
and M.ssouri
oi
Tennessee
that
year
net
s
Commission
requirements
of
operations
Louisiana,
net
outstanding
for
217.
p.
the
the
ol t black and white and color films; retail and
photographic equipment, supplies and
accessories;
i_.dustr.al, visual euuea.ion and graphic ai\s sales and services.
and
registrar for
194, p. 634.
common
Reflecting
enlarging,
who.esaie
was
earlier.
year
for
in
the photographic
field and
includes-processing and printing,
today
tion.
of
appointed
period
was
which
12
acquired
Genistron
of
2240.
p.
persons
proposal
the
of
Rome,
providing
•
a
reported
'
consisted
the
devices,
of
designed to effectuate compliance with a 1947 order
directing divestment of the bus properties. The
Commission's staff had previously submitted a plan for such
dispesi-t
of
Plans
/
departments.
pnotograpnic
s^ore
expanded
the1- company
of
terested
The
sub¬
General Development Corp.—Six Months' Report—
incorporated
and
Service, Inc.
•
businesses in their early years
Stanley
and
.
$2.36
computed
year,
190,
Georgia;
service
corporation.—V.
equal
1960
Company,
V.. 194,
cipally of( cjpypjloping and pr.nting black and white rolls of film oh
mail
been
the
reported
revenues
■/"
year.
operations.
by
last
company has filed a proposal
buses
and
related
facilities now
Rome,
Co.—July Report—
July
a
control
Georgia Power Co.—Proposed Sale of Bus Properties—
v
has
of
the
supplier,
full
The
$31,250.
were
Service
54
10
e4uai
cents
shares.—V.
company for
formal approval;
for action.—V. 194,
p.
633.
■
company of 1734 Broadway (
San Antonio is suc¬
business<cii(s-ua..yt-as.w^.i...-v.u oj Jan D. Newton, Sr. in
individual proprietorship and incorporated in 1936 as The
an
each
Co.
stock
$59,833,230
on
For
In
share.
Gross
contingencies
cems
38
contemplates an exchange of 1.65 Frito
Lay stock. The plan will be presented to the-
of
of
$5,326,57*,
a
period
and
the
in
V
above. ..V
company
preferred
BUSINESS—The
Co.,
193,
stockholders
value
par
was
$3.37
Net proceeds from the sale of its 71,850 shares, estimated at $643,940,
be used by the company for working capital and possible future
1930
corporation.— V.
Genisco
Genistron, Inc. Over
380,000 shares of Genisco common are now outstanding in the hands
pf
850
stockholders.
According
to
E.
C.
Burkhart,
President
of
Genisco, the company has earned 63.9 cents per share as against
and H. W. Lay & Co., Inc, of Atlanta have
on- plans, to consolidate
the two firms unaer the
Trust
Dividends.
year
a
will
Fox
tne
giving
in
months
six
with
Federal
$-,003,duj
nnuivaleiic
was
common
same number
the company and
as
of
for
agent
thereby
company
Co.,
•
company a manufacturer of electronic
stocx in exchange for 25,230 shares
stock,
announced,,
each
Frito
stock
to an Aug. 22,
1961 prospectus, Equitable
Corp., Nashville, Term., and associates pub¬
licly offered 360,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at $10_per share; Of the total, 71,850 shares were sold for
1908
stock
transfer
h
•
Securities
of
capital
appointed
its
as
to
Bankers
—Pursuant
to
been
ment
Fgx-Stanley Photo Products, Inc.-—Common Offered—
cessor
has
Garan, Inc.—Appointment—
to
acquisitions
Genisco, Inc.—Acquisition—
the
Report—
the
ror
compare t
as
of $j,7c5y,u.i.o.
income after
deducting
net
$1,975,380
7,-776,388
15,
Frito-Lay, Inc.—Proposed New Name—
See
supcxma.^UiS'
i
,
the
of
$215,838,134
income
and
income
Nov.
on
*'
directors
sequently
appro:a-:
ars
made through
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York
City.—V. 194, p. 217. ■
'it
stock.'
common
company
vohrme
modern
442
chain
Fair
Foou
sales
Inc.—Six
"sales
were
Consolidated
on
split
7
been
the
companies.
The
earlier, James L. Rankin, President, reported. Income before taxes and
non-rccarring charge totaled $6,30^,290 a.3 compared with a 1960 first
half
earn¬
for
outstanding
in principle
Frito-Lay, Inc., with headquarters in Dallas, it was announced
by John D. Williamson and Herman W. Lay, respective Presidents of
merchandise
Hampsnne,
supermarket
return
EnLerpr.s_-F.elus
Fair's
Foremost Dairies,
June
cents
Co.—Proposed Merger—Name Change—
Gas Service
i
stock
"
jersey, Virginia, SoUih Carolina
under construction in North Carol.na,
agreement,
company
sales of
the
million.
million.
2434.
of
Bank
New
are
Fields
annual
share
per
42
stock
common
Manhattan
agieed
■
Cuirent
and
upon
name,
Boston.
are
Georgia and Florida. AIT tne departments in Pielas stores are operated
by we company, except for, a few highly specialized services.
•
:
Uncier
quarter
based
1960,
Officials of the
btein, Vr'jkmeuG'
Vice-Presiuent of En-
enable
retailing
are
Connecticut. New York,
and Florida.
Chase
Frito
Louis
by
M'. x-eiainan,
headquarters
will
acquire
33
oi
jointly
acquisition
scam
to
ccnttmpiated for some t.me. *
Enterprise-Fij.ds
discount
department'
33
Quarterly
ago.
1st
are
adjusted for th° 3-for-l
subsequent 2% stock dividend.
a
shares
p.
been
seli-se.vice
chuseus,
concluded
Stores,
Fields,
M.
ttLein
the
I960
v'"
Inc.,
Fair
food
Mr.
Discount
'
announcement
terpnse-J.
all
Stores, Inc.—Acquisition—Enters
>.
company
M.
j.
•
•
for
year
a
for
cents
figures
Appointment—
"
'•
30,
period
same
38
were
The
(847)
This
working
.
June
auu
the
for
i960
quarter.
covering
equipment
V,
•
A
*"ork
New
fixtures,
',V;
,
,
and
for
used
Rag.
a
offered
be
Pnilauelpnia,
to
are
file a
cents
ings
and
corporation
tor0e
194
Railway
Signal
Co.—Secondary Stock Offer¬
ing—Aug. 21, 1961 it was reported that a secondary of¬
fering of 40,000 shares of this firm's common stock had
suant
to
Products,
Inc.—Capital
Stock
Offered—Pur¬
1961 offering circular, the company
offered
publicly, without underwriting, 25,000 shares
of its capital stock at $1 per share. Net proceeds will be
a
July
1,
.
8
(848)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
used for advertising, inventory,
equipment and working
is the successor of Hamco Products,-which
in 1958 to market "Little Mag Tap Guide"
Hugh E. Morrison. This product is now handled
by National Automotive Products Association upon a royalty basis. The
royalty agreement is the property of Hamco Products, Inc.
company
founded
originally
the
stock
sion)
formed June 1, 1961 under Section 2
of the New York Stock Corporation Law. The offices of the corpora¬
tion are located at 3769 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. The issuer, in
addition to the above described royalty agreement, has distributorship
of all "Mag Tools" in the states of New York, New Jersey and Penn¬
sylvania. In addition, it has acquired exclusive distributor and sales
rights to certain automotive and related products developed by the
Products,
Hamco
Inc.
was
of Hilton,
Chemical Co.
Y.—V.
N.
194,
635.
p.
corporation
shares
Securities
The
Co.
Inc.,
14,
to
Reg.
a
offered
be
A
at
$3,
covering 100,000
through Albion
machinery,
for
research
and
develop¬
Offered—Pursuant
to
Blunt Ellis & Simmons,
publicly offered 180,000 shares
shares
at $21
stock
common
BUSINESS—The
1923
as
sold
were
company
enterprise,
new
a
Executive
Officer.
steel
stainless
of
have
of
of
fixed
Section
violate
reflected
financial
its
17(a)
(the
and
share.
per
the
by
Of
anti-fraud
and
company
Mitchell
H.
is
leading
a
resistant
coirosion
non-ferrous
and
and
fasteners
set
record
a
in
the
nine
Oscar
"In
$351,384,
Dane,
the
been
at
nine
higher
months
months
charges
in
common
a
share,
1960.
mentation
with
factures
fiscal
1961
the
nine
in
$1,805,934
earnings
year,
months,
the
he
I960
&
Fragrances Inc.—Files
to
be
offered
West
57th
Aug.
on
to
Employee
St.,
York,
New
key
For
the
second
quarter
$264,066,942
compared
1960,
announced
it
and
was
18 covering
employees
Stock
Restricted
International Paper
PRESENT
FINANCING
filed
note
Life
the
Outstanding
$1,040,000
—
pursuant
Plan
of
shares
shares
Common
($100
1961
included
the
a
1961,
sales
1961
$263,262,531
of
in
by Richard C.
the
($1
par)
2,000,000 shs.
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
1,161,510 shs.
below
named
have
severally
subject to certain conditions, to purchase from the company
the selling shareholder the respective number of common shares
sale
a
of
the
amounted
company
corresponding
Doane,
Chairman
of
forth
set
be/low:
Simmons—.
&
(89
Shareholder
A.
G.
Becker
&
W.
E.
Hutton
&
F.
S.
Moseley
Co.,
&
&
R.
Pressprich
W.
Bacon,
Co.,
Whipple
Cruttenden,
The
Milwaukee
Aim, Kane,
Rauscher,
Farts
of
Chapman,
First
Fulton,
Ths
Reid
Co.—
E.
Wood
8,
p.
657
Co
500
500
2,500
;
193,
500
The
company
(par
V.
to
proceeds
191,
Aug.
on
$10)
be
1961
14,
offered
to
are
32,
500
of
be
for
Reg.
a
A
without
$60,
used
transfer
Agent
common
$3
tive
Triist
Midland
in
the
City
value
par
preferred
$50
Co.
general
of
stock
of
New
and
the
York
covering
833
A
—
for
has
2,000,000
of
shares
the
$2.25
of
the
for
Federal
1961,
of
income
taxes,
together
the
of
with
for
the
corresponding
six
fig-res
H.
M.
Bache
Co.
the
to
Illinois,
of
subject
nine
stock
common
its
to
corporations
International
of
Illinois,
and
and
1,000,000
consists
wholesale
distributors,
replacement
mufflers,
exhaust
of
parts
is
for
automobiles
located
at
4101
trucks.
and
West
42nd
Place,
,.
Outstanding
first
six
&
200,000
/
to
the
of
terms
shares
of
„
Estimated
net
Federal
net
Federal
Net
stock
Jackson
Co
&
Fodesta
below,
the
of
selling
Stiver
Bingham,
&
Walter
Co.
&
the
&
G.
Co.,
set
forth
below:
Inc.—
Edwards
8 000
Sons
&
8,000
&
Freehling,
end
of
—V.
193,
p.
11,758,000
per
share
Federal
of
of
12,226,000
common
preferred divi¬
taxes
1.94
siock
common
Iowa
2.02
Meyerhoff
6,030,080
6,025,880
See
fering Suspended—
has
issued
from
respect
proposed
Park
ing,
to
Ave.,
upon
vacated
Bronx,
made
Regulation
with
respect
amount
the
1
In
public
cent
par
asserts
believe
(1)
by reason
A
Y.
offering
The
the
on
the
order
question
of
Securities
stock
by
Act
the
Regulation
a
of
Union
of
a
change
This
4077
parent
provides an opportunity for hear¬
whether the suspension should be
permanent.
provides
Electric
exemption
from
registration
of securities not exceeding $300,000 in
notification filed March 29, 1961, Howe Pla tics
proposed
of an undetermined number of common shares of
the
The
have
action
and
Quail &
Co.,
Co
Inc
5,000
&
Co
5,000
Credit
was
Corp.—
value,
Rrior
in
its
the
to
price
the
to
be
determined
commencement
suspension
order
of
that,
the
it
by
the
offering.
has
market
Th
reasonable
price
Commis-"
cause
to
that the company's offering circular is false and
misleading
of the failure to include financial statements for
the
the
of
the
of
Kaiser
losses
to
Our
program.
interest
our
net
the
in
to
expect
income
June
30,
of
Engineers
joint
that
share
joint
$3,400,000.
and
1961
of
ventures
ventures
losses,
also
adjustments
substantial
a
Mr.
in
recorded
Kaiser
Mr.
equitable
in
six
of
months
the
of
$311,500
36%
a
noted
will
part
be
the
of
earnings
history.
for
sales
in
comparable
period
of
the
were
the
1960,
highest
company's
sales
on
1960
of
$5,780,144.
share
Per
share earnings equaled 30
per
sales
and
increase
the
and
over
Sales
company.
period
$1.12
of
for
Power Co.
To
—
share
per
the
of
the
on
two-for-one
sLock dividend
3%
PROCEEDS—Net
used
the
by
$4,254,909.—V.
shares
722.£40
split
effected
thereon in
paid
proceeds
193,
cents
2544.
p.
then
in
outstanding
1960,
November,
1961.—V.
193,
2215.
p.
the
from
of
sale
the
shares
common
will
cal
plant
purposes.
intends
of
aids
the
has
the
of
La
Cienga
GIVING
—V.
194,
de¬
components.' Beryllium,
cold
ana
missiles;
ana
capsules
TO
PRESENT
EFFECT
(par 2-cents)_.
mechani¬
unusual
space
aircraft.
and
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
stock
Hills,
the
for
prospecting for that metal,
oxides, and for the control of
beryllium
heat
to
in
Beverly
Blvd.,
instruments
of
for
beryllium
resistance
employed
CAPITALIZATION
S.
aids
as
employing
processes
is
215
manufacture
be used
reduction
extreme
properties,
of
company
begin
to
beryllium to
in
Common
454,545 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
425.
p.
Kleer-Vu
Certain
Sell
of
BUSINESS—The
tection
to
company
installation
Calif.,
reported that
Industries, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
of the company reached a new high
of $1,556,391 for the six
ending June 30, 1961, reflecting a gain of 48% over the com¬
parable period in 1960. Net income for the first half of 1961 was
191,
1219.
p.
of
this
firm
corporate
at
period
approximately
or
13
cents
to
name
Knott Hotels Corp.—Six
special
a
meeting Aug. 15, 1961, voted
Dielectric Products Engineering Co.,
Net
become
portant
of
is
part
activities
an
of
a
in
the
increasingly
the
192,
and
unify
to
electronic
important
corporation.
aspect.—V.
to
program
operations,
The
the management of the
consolidate their operations.
field,
conducted
portion
new
name
of
the
reflects
by
Dielectric,
business
entire
this
share.—V.
per
193,
807.
p.
im¬
most
In
to
1960,
$1.21
This
tration
class
A
of
company
statement
common
7
with
stock,
Farwell
the
to
SEC
be
St.,
on
Newtonville,
Aug.
offered
ating
17
Mass.,
covering
filed
60,000
a
regis¬
shares
of
public sale by the company,
and 9,000 outstanding voting trust certificates
representing beneficial
interest in 9,000 class B common shares, to be offered
by the present
holders
thereof.
The
offering will be
made
through Stearns
&
Co.
and
first
of
Months'
six
Earnings—
of
months
to
amounted
1961
$661,985, ..President
Willard
E.
$1.34
Dodd
in
the
the
chain
six
p.
to
$13,976,916
for
the
to
$595,334,
was
outstanding.
stock
first
which
re¬
six
equivalent
income
Gross
months.
while gross operating receipts were lower,
the sale of several hotels in
chain
operations
hotels
sale
per
earnings amounted
share
on
common
the
latter
part of 1960, gains in oper¬
income amounting
prising
for
the
income
Dodd pointed out that,
due to
Registered—
for
net
net
ed
airoun
Mr.
Jarrell-Ash Co.—Securities
on
ported to shareholders. Gross operating income amounted to $12,361,425.
305.
p.
earnings
share
per
to public offerings
a
losses
of
Laboratories, Inc.—Offering Oversubscribed—
offering of 150,000 shares of tnis firm's common
stock at $2 per share made by D. E. Liederman & Co.,
Inc., on Aug. 24 was oversubscribed and the books closed.
5,000
—
Vincent
J.
Telegraph
below.—V.
Co.,
subsidiary
business
activities
conditional
that
Richer
Inc.
with
1933
company
A
offering
immediately
sion
N.
request,
or
public
temporarily suspending
under
noted
Sales
Shareholders
to
order
an
registration
com¬
the company for the six month period ended June 30,
the equivalent of $1 22 per share on the 794,940
outstanding, Walter Smith, Chairman, reported. This com¬
net profit of $807,000 in the same period last year, the
with
$42,613
SEC
as
period.
Ironrite Inc.—Name Change Approved—
Howe Plastics & Chemical
Companies, Inc.—Stock Of¬
The
common
1961
months
2436.
exemption
1960
$967,500,
now
which
&
the
of
like
corporate
5,000
Co.
&
Brothers
Burton
Electric Light
to
half
the
for
5,000
8,000
8,000
Co.—
Assets—
issued
!
period—
respect
first
the
for
net earnings
provision for
retire certain bank debt; for acquisition
machinery and equ.pment as wall as office
fixtures
and
furniture; for acquisition of a lease on a factory in
Burbank, Calif.; for instrument design and
prototypes;
and for re¬
search and development. The balance of the proceeds will be
added
to
working capital and used for purchase of inventory and
other
$20,000,000 of this firm's promissory notes due April 1,
1981 had been sold privately through
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
New York City.—V. 194, p. 218.
$24,298,000
1
for
—
shares
at
provision
4.
provision for
and
of
after
with
for
share
$1,097,000
5,000
Gardner—^
Mullaney, Wells &
&
loss
per
of
with
After
ago.
The
and
Mason
Telephone
102.61%
National
profit of
was
the
and
as
International
the
share
amounted
the
month
first
adjusted
be
2779.
p.
$330,000
at
First
531.
p.
loss
net
year
per
urgency
on
in
by
income
shares
8,000
8,000
193,
the
net
8,000
Reinholdt
Hurry
1961,
1990
the
compared
as
$0.11
Kaiser
1961
ended
six
any
8,000
Hague & Co
Arthurs, Lestrange &
—10,000
and
of
rise
equivalent
M.
firm
Smith,
Inc.
—V.
52%
pares
H.
a
M. Kidder & Co., Inc.
Newhard, Cook & Co
10,000
1961,
period a
stock,
of
reasonable
was
whom
made
underwriting
stockholders
the
stock
common
10,000
Renshaw
30,
proportionate share
be-sed
reported
A.
Co._10,000
consolidated
a
same
F.
its
to
half
1,000,000 shs.
for
have
conditions
10,000
&
Edgar
nature
months
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co
&
at
194,
upon with the government and that
will be recovered.—V. 192, p. 2222.
Net
400,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
A.
15,000
22,
1,
June
made
York.—V.
Earnings amounted to $472,138
earnings came to 45 Ya cents.
Shares
15,000
Sept.
on
due
be'
is
it
said,
it
was
212,582
named
A
—15,000
series
will
New
June
$0.08
to
255,474
Notes Sold Privately—Aug. 21, 1961 it
provision for
$24,206,000
earned
after
dends
before
income
taxes
income
Number
income
taxes
Estimated
June 30, 1960
common
Kingsport Press, Inc.—Six Months' Earnings—
Birr
Kalman <Sc Co., Inc.—
10,000
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,Inc. -10,000
Six Mths. End.
June 33, 1961
,
its
Kawecki Chemical Co.—Six Months' Report—
230,000
212,582
from
class
redemption
5%%
reported
the
preferred,
due
first
For
and
severally
Weedon & Co
&
mental
Kaiser
for
representative,
as
for
Fayment
ended
earnings
manufacturing
Six Mths. End.
.
of
participating for the construction of missile bases have
continued
to
be
a
significant factor in the consolidated results of
the
corporation.' Practically all of the contractors involved in fixed
price missile base construction are experiencing similar substantial
losses arising out of continuous' material changes due to the develop¬
six
—
underwriters
called
Broadway,
for
on
which
•,
233,817
2,500,000 shs.
acting
Co
Eichler
in
to
15,000
Cruttenden,
Division
$2,000
par)
is
months
with
losses
1960, follow:
-
shares
200,000
"Included in results for the current six months period was a $4,656,000
nonrecurring gain resulting from the liquidation of Henry J. Kaiser
Co.'s investment in Kaiser-Burns Development Corp. in connection with
the sale earlier this year of the Hawaiian Village Hotels.
A
par)
;
&
/
100,000
233,817
2
amounted
1961,
Inc
Webber,
Crowell,
stock
agreed
$912,997
-
has
Co.,
dividends
on
(Inc.)
Co
Co.,
Eateman.
30,
months
the
purposes.
interest,
$3,449,000
that
,
"
interest,
Curtis
provision
additional
an
mortgage bonds,
President
subsidiaries
its
$8,952
payable
purchase
Stearns
June
such
corporation
six
of
company.
255,574
number
Saunders,
ended
under
succeeded
company
230,000
note
subject
&
Rodman
after
and
Financing
—
Kaiser Industries Corp.—Six Months' Report—
International
through
Byllesby & Co., Inc.—76,000
Paine,
months
for
of
first
City Trust
payable $2,374
($1
&
commitment,
Redemption—
before
company
respectively,
order
an
parent
for
accrued
The
$912,997
common
B
Bear,
Ingersoll-Rand Co.—Six Months' Report—
the
to
company
its
plus
the
;
($1
Elair
The corporation has called for redemotion on
Sept. 15, 1961, through
operation of the sinking fund, $1,245,0JO of its first 4 Va% bonds, due
15,
1981
at
100%.
Payment
will be
made
at
the
Baltimore
National Bank, Baltimore, Md.—V.
193, p. 1902.
issued
has
issued
The
of
the
company:
635.
p.
notes
consummation
Authorized
including
cumula¬
194,
Co.
Light
&
share.
per
Shares
appointed
Power
1960.
company:
common
respective
been
Sept.
net
sale
V;
UNDERWRITERS—The
purposes.
corporation.—V.
Houston Natural Gas Corp.—Partial
Estimated
the
principal office
common
Byllesby
corporate
shares
the
of
A
the
1979
the
of
Class
underwriting.
York
New
190,000
value stock
par
and
purchase contract
Class
filed
at
Houilaille Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
Marine
of
company
purchase contract payable
agreement
The
the
111.
October,
2779.
p.
for
pared
the
of
Sundry
mortgage
notes
(5Va%, to
6V4%) payable $1,828 monthly, in¬
cluding interest, to 1969-1975
1219.
p.
of
franchised
dealers
pipes and replacement
monthly,
Hcme-O-Nize Co., Muscatine, Iowa—Files With SEC—
The
class
of
stock
common
business
company's
Stock
shares
B
May, 1981
6%%
mortgage
500
2,500
Co
&
Clayton,
for
$2,000,000. The funds will be used
for property additions
improvements, to reimburse the company's treasury for construc¬
tion expenditures previously incurred, and to pay when due outstanding
$36,540,735
$12.50
stocks
that
monthly,
including
interest,
to
July, 1972_
7Va% mortgage note payable $2,019
monthly,
including
interest,
to
2,500
&
to
667
2,500
600
and
$37,906,202
shares)
subsidiary of
step toward
plan,
outstanding
related
6%
2,500
V.
and
the
667
3,333
Inc.
at
International
of
for 400,000 shares
class
bail
a
such
mortgage note payable $3,300
monthly, plus interest, to July, '66
667
Harold
of
businesses
to
3,333
Co._,
were
from
decline
present
6Va%
667
Mosle
all
assets
manufacture
1
,
as
667
3,333
&
pursuant
ruary,
1973—
Debt of subsidiaries:
667
3,333
Rotan,
194,
1,000
"
by Voting
President
Jarrell,
F.
W.
Oscar
Central
SEC
sell
and
''
$510,753,046
monthly, including interest, to Feb¬
1,083
Inc
Inc._
Boettcher
the
6%
1,000
3,333
Co.,
Co.,
wholly-owned
a
corporation,
3,333
Inc.—
earnings
a
CAPITALIZATION—
1,000
represented
Holding Company Act
authorizing bank borrowings through 1962 by the company of Morristown, N. J., subsidiary of General Public Utilities Corp., in amounts
aggregating $18,850,000. The subsidiary also was authorized to issue
organized under the laws of Delaware
was
3,333
—
Corp
Lentz, Newton & Co
Link, Goldman, Peck
—V.
of
Debt
Blosser & McDowell—
&
Straus,
as
all. the
principal
1,083
5,000
.
Co
Co.,
&
Illinois
Quail
i
&
&
The
1,083
'
5,000
Inc
Co
Howe
of
company
1961,
and
in
exchange
shares
1,583
5,000
Co.,
to
1,583
5,417
Michigan
in
The
5,417
class
The
reorganization.
to
merger
Chicagd
5,417
*
net
the
stock
common
Illinois
an
of
August,
1,667
7,917
Co
&
&
&
Collins
of
In
1,583
7,917
Co
&
A
1959,
Corp.,
plan
a
by
11,
pipes,
Co
Rogers
Pierce
Schwabacher
Julien
Sept.
1,667
Co
&
Podesta
class
BUSINESS—The
on
8,333
i——
Co
Voting Trust Agree¬
a
snares,
Richard
Approved—
portion thereof will go to the company.
no
7,917
t
&
amounted
1961,
on
under
class B
certificates,
The wives of Richard F. and Oscar W. Jarrell
Voting Trust Certificates, respectively. In ad¬
a Director, will own 29,652 class B
and
A shares.—V. 191, p. 2747.
and
Comstock
Jersey
an
firm's
8,333
Inc
and
com¬
stock
sales
in
share
a
jobbers!) and
:
Loewi
1960,
period
cents
92
1961
Chairman,
C.
35,628
Aug. 16, 1961 prospectus, H. M. Byllesby
& Co. (Inc.), Chicago, publicly offered
300,000 shares of
1,667
Co
900
the
respectively.
sell
International Parts Corp.—Class A Common Offered—
Pursuant to
8,333
-
300
stock,
Partial Redemption—
2,416
Inc.—T
Co
in
this
for
of
of
such
preferred
and
the Trustees
104,577
record
Of
to
494.
p.
12,084
Co
&
share)
a
4,416
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Bache
cents
22,084
:
months
and
reserve
in
capital profit of 12 cents a share. For
quarter the net earnings included a
profit
equivalent to two cents a share on the present
compared with $519,062,404
engaged
Selling
Company
Ellis
six
effect
which
of
of
Board
Board,
1960
securities
first
liabilities,
From the
From the
Blunt
to
period
the
'
the
For
agreed,
and
giving
Certificates.
dition,
recurring
non
corresponding
on
and
7,770 shs.
10,000 shs.
par)—
the
to
a
Jarrell, Treasurer, Clara W. Jarrell,
Assistant
Treasurer,
and
Porter Jarrell, will
own
47,067.3,
16,389.6,
27,146.25 and 2,198.7 respectively, and propose to sell 3,300, 900, 3,000
M.
Fearing, President.
earnings totaled $20,698,469
(51
cents a share)
compared to
$19,630,380 (the equivalent of 48 cents a share on the present $2.50
par
value shares) in 1960. Net earnings for the second quarter in
indebtedness—-—70,000
preferred
hold
provide
and
class A and 201,588 class B com¬
a
proposed 3-for-l stock split in
outstanding 335,292
(after
1961),
will
indebtedness
certain
to
have
inventories,
and
requirements
;-.V.
and
common
Co.—Quarterly Report—
of
to
officers
or
Option
cash
current
will
100,000 shares of
Net proceeds will be received by the
selling stockholders
Mutual
Penn
Co—
Insurance
Sundry
6%
to
payable
will
Trust
registration
a
Lamar
this
Authorized
5%
Stock
Net
193,
TO
addition
shares
mon
receivable
accuunts
finance
to
meet
to
needs.
and
stock,
company's
—V.
EFFECT
incurred
future
ment
equivalent
GIVING
193,
balance
for
were
September
(the
CAPITALIZATION
loans
the
added,
period.—V.
Plan—
the major portion of the fastener line, and
the Metals
Division, producing extruded alloy bar, wire shapes, and two whollyowned
subsidiaries,
recently acquired Anti-Corrosive Metal Products
Co., Inc., Castelton-on-Hudson, N. Y., producing fasteners, and Harper
Everlasting Fasteners Ltd., a Canadian warehousing and distributingcompany.
company's
In
Flavors
in
other chromatograplis, poiarographic instruments, a dissolved
determinator and other instruments. Of the net proceeds from
sale of new stock, $150,000 will be used to retire bank
oxygen
the
certain outstanding options.
exercise of
the
upon
manufactures and sells optical instrumentation used
and production control,
specializing in instru¬
the field of emission spectroscopy. It also either manu¬
distributes
X-ray
diffraction
instruments,
flurometers,
research
or
and
gas
have
pany
International
issue
to
company
scientific
in
2667.
p.
or
subject
com¬
any
comparable
period
since
our
favorable trend to continue, based
this
during
earned
compared
cents
comparable
the
of
than
We
expect
indications."
present
Service
industrial
producing
ended
commented:
rate
began.
83
in
cents,
President,
first
a
61
or
to
equal
to
price
a
The
$490,277,
sold
be
to
underwriting
to be supplied by amendment, (2)
32,370 class A shares
subject to issue upon exercise of options under the company's
Restricted Stock Option
Plan,
(3) 14,100 class A shares previously
issued to certain investors, and
(4) 25,053 class B shares issued or
at
shares.
becoming. an
steel
warrants
provi¬
price and
offering
amendment. Tne registration statement
A shares
which underlie three-year
the underwriters at 10 cents each, exercisable
by
class
6,000
(1)
public
The
Corp.
supplied
be
to
are
includes
also
that
1558.
p.
profits
earned
with
pared
the
incorporated in Illinois on July 6,
Harper, now President and
manuxaccurer in
the country
was
by
It
company's
important producer of extruded stainless and alloy
shapes. Its executive offices and plant are located
at 8200 Lehigh Ave.,
Morton Grove (a suburb of Chicago), 111. Op¬
erations are
conducted through two divisions,
the Fastener Division,
is
terms
which
(2)
Securities
Clayton
significant
#
statements
assets";
31.
company of 521
statement with the SEC
30,000 by a stockholder. Net proceeds from the sale of
its 150,000 shares will be added to the company's work¬
ing capital and used for future expansion.
Chief
would
inclusion
value
193,
This
prospectus,
associates
firm's
150,000
total,
would
Act.—V.
The. firm
,
Co.—Common
1961
Chicago and
this
offering
the
$2,487,039
York.
New
Harper
Aug.
of
cent)
one
filed
1961
11,
Aug.
on
(par
proceeds are to be used
working capital.
(H. M.)
an
which
the
the
Inland Credit Corp.—Nine Months'
Report—
The
July
Glen Cove, N. Y.—Files With
and
ment
I960,
issued
on
Hannett Industries, Inc.,
The
30,
and
overstated
operations
Securities and Exchange Commission—
common
of
Dec.
sales,
invented by
was
Monroe
to
in
"materially
BUSINESS—The
was
which
subsequent
decline
capital.
Monday, August 28, 1961
...
sold
for
of
contributed
the
capital
months
2436.
to $424,865 were recorded by the hotels com¬
this year. "This is indicative of the improvement
of the company over the last year," he said. The
of
first
six
over
$2
months
assets
was
1961.
This
million
in
1960.
included
is
equal
in
to
to
A
the
24
the
gross
gain
net
of
the
the
first
share.—V. 193,
cents
per
of
from
income
$120,820
earnings
for
the
Volume
Knox
194
Number
6085
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
and
Glass, Inc.—Nine Months' Earnings—■
reported
company
of fiscal
months
earnings
Net
for
sales
1961,
the
increase
an
in
net
compared with the
as
sales
period
to
rose
a
first
nine
period last year. Net
'
same
decreased, however.
new
high of $32,690,473,
the
for
,
increase
an
$686,513
of
net
sales of $32,003,960 for the comparable period in fiscal 1960.
quarter net earnings of $16,217, however, failed to improve the
cumulative earnings for the current fiscal year to June 30.
company reported a net loss of $169,973 or 22 cents per share
over
Third
company's
The
Mt.
for the nine-month
cents
or
85
191,
period. This
share
per
with net earnings of $647,562
period during last fiscal year.—
compares
the
for
same
605.
p.
the
has
to
a
then
Lam-Craft Corp., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC—
j
The
corporation
shares
The
proceeds
Aug,
on
(par
$1)
be
to
are
14,
1961
filed
offered
be
to
at
for
used
expansion
and
addition
knitted
and
proceeds
not
now
from
the
shares of
July 1961
17,
of
and
the company
In
was
Corp.—Additional Financing
21, 1961, issue reported the sale of
90,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $31.75 per
share.
Additional financing
UNDERWRITERS—The
details
follow:
of the
number of
shares which each has severally agreed to purchase from the company
and
from the selling stockholders,
on
the terms and subject to the
conditions of the underwriting agreement, are as follows:
stock
common
of
names
offered
being
underwriters
principal
the
hereby
of
1131.
sell
Birr
&
Co.,
Blair
&
Alex.
Brown
Courts
Co.,
Inc
&
Irving,
1,368
Merrill,
3,528
Hayden,
H.
&
194, p.
Langley & C»o
Lundborg & Co
1,368
Shearson, Hammill & Co.— 4,176
Shields & Co
5,688
Westheimer
2,808
Co._.
5,688
2,088
Turben & Co., Inc.- 3,528
4,176
Co
Winslow,
2,088
■W' ■'
&
1,368
Co.—
Cohu
&
above.—V.
Co.,
194,
Stetson
1,368
Inc.
744.
The
of
with
1961
Report—
of $70,847,881 for the first six months
profits of $827,379, equal to $0.32 per share
sales
reports
company
after-tax
American-Marietta
Max
This
$0.59
Co.,
Factor
share,
profits of
$76,120,306 with,
of
$1,437,076,
of 1960.
President James J. Ling attributed the majority of the decline
to
the phase-out of the Corvus missile program which contributed $14,730,000 in sales and $600,000 in profits during the first half of 1960.
To
Debentures—
Redeem
(formerly
corporation
to
amounted
v
for
profits
$1,887,458
the
six
June
inclusive,
MPO
to
and
stock
common
the
outstanding
during
the
respective
periods
all stock dividends.
royalties for the first six months of 1961
5% from the $27,269,464 for the like period
193, p. 1691.
329,
has
Inc.)
for
called
convertible
$10
per
at
into
share.—V.
Videotronics,
stock
common
194,
Inc.—Class
to
Sept.
20,
116.
p.
V.
The
June
the
1961
similar
period
30,
Earnings
proceeds will be used by the company"for remodeling
space and
equipping studios at 222 East 44th Streetr
New York
City.
BUSINESS—The
inception
has
l!
Miller
these ratios.
office
main
Its
is
GIVING
at
53rd St.,
E.
15
EFFECT
York
New
indebtedness
Class
A
stock
Class
B
stock
740,000 shs.
260,000 shs.
$1)
$1)
(par
(par
UNDERWRITERS—The
duPont
to
is
Co.
&
the
underwrters
acting
terms
to
purchase severally and
of
class
A
stock
set
named
The
not
of
jointly
the
C.
Brown
Hutton
E.
W.
&
Co
&
McDonnell
Van
&
194,
Laird,
J.
Space
&
R.
&
Co.,
Inc
Co.,
Corp
Bissell & Meeds
Williston & Beane
1,400
1,400
! 1,400
1,400
1,400
1,000
1,000
1,000
Cullman
2,000
Inc
2,000
Robert
& Co—
Noel
Lane,
2,000
The
L.
Ferman
Co
&
First Cleveland Corp.
1,000
9.
p.
Inc.,
Midwest
City,
Okla.—Files
The
class
corporation
A
hold
&
Co.,
The
and
Inc.,
proceeds
working
Aug.
on
shares
common
15,
(par
filed
1961
$1)
to
be
Reg.
a
offered
The
to
used
be
for
research,
engineering,
production
to
compared
Earnings
the
and
30,
per
and
based
after
high of
1961
were
3,425,445
on
$3.54 compared to $3.55 for
outstanding on June 30,
shares
30, 1960.
3.52%
return
$344,413,501 for
1961, compared to 2.77% on sales of $436,981,100 for 1960.
Improved
efficiencies and final price adjustments on completion of two major
programs contributed to the percentage increase,
the company said.—
Earnings
V.
192,
represented
a
on
sales
of
1612.
p.
year
senior
warrants)
public sale
purchase
in
one
fering will be
by Manhattan
in
are
30,
were equal to 86 cents
cents per share a year
based on the 5,264,270
p. 307.
Inc.,
Co.,
193,
p.
912
with
subordinated
and
units
Thayer Ave., Silver
the SEC on
Aug.
debentures
100,000 shares
consisting
share
common
of
at
a
due
1971
of common
$100
$4)
and
Spring,
50
(with
stock,
debenture
Md.,
covering
18
filed a
$200,000
attached
to be
for
this
cash
and
193,
will
which
now
be
operated
as
the
precision tooling
of metallic
source
made
at
engaged in
$300
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Saul Jeffee in
was
a
letter to
of
1961
This
stockholders
is
Increase
year.
After
of 19 cents
an
close of the
$130,074, equal to 42 cents a share on the
stock.
Adjusted first half net income
to 40 cents a share on the same share
equal
Aug.
(with a warrant to
shares. The of¬
common
are
15, 1961 filed a Reg. A covering 15,000 com¬
be offered at $10, without underwriting.
be used for repayment of loans and the pur¬
to
the
consumer
finance
business
$5,470,699.00
528,000.00
-45
share
2327.
1961
$8,939,141.00
Narrow Fabric Co.—Common
791,142.00
.73
Kraft
in Silver Spring
of
company
public
sale
by
of
The
and
no
90
to
net
of
National
Biscuit
$289,801
ends
of shares
chargeable
Stock
provision
31, 1961,
equal to
of
to
the
193,
The
in
to
1960
common
deprecia¬
fiscal
incorporated
Exchange
amounted
$59,580.—V.
of
was
-
Report—
ending May
$82,901,
of
August 31.
Co..—
v
,
Months'
number
Bowl-O-Mat
up
they
his company contemplated
Wheat organization.
It will
income
average
make
period,
entitled.
are
nine months
and
early
days they
an
year
in
are
January
company's
stock
June.
$142,481.
Federal
income
2668.
p.
will
purchase
Corp.—Foreign Expansion—
the
assets relating to the fish busi¬
largest canners and distributors of
Australia, it was announced by E. E. Stewart,
approval of the transaction by the stockholders
Products,
Ltd.,
salmon in
Products.
1926,
yeast
"This
is
7th
and
by
the
the
around
the
that
so
company
United
globe
the
size
Reading
Avenues,
Kraft
Foods
has
been
in
business
in
step
in
the
company's
plan
to
Australia
meats,
expand
Its
fish
business
States," Mr. Stewart said.
"In many other lands
today rising prosperity is lifting living standards,
of
the world market for processed foods is
steadily
also looking at other areas with the idea of ex¬
in continental Europe where the Common Market is
rapidly developing.
The company has made a substantial investment
to promote our Kraft business in this
region, as well asr in the mar¬
We
such
are
as
kets of Canada,
Latin America, England and Australia.
We have made
year-by-year in our international operations, as we have
solid progress
continued
to
facilities
served
modernize
and
to
Introduce
increase
the
plant
and
equipment,
expand
distribution
products.
These developments have also
new
export
business
conducted
from
of
many
these
operations."
Green's
Products, Ltd., is the third business
by National Dairy since
which
have
involved
the
other
countries
to
be
beginning of the year, in trans¬
approximately $12,500,000.
In
total
a
in
of
early January, the company obtained control of Dominion
Dairies, Ltd.,
of Canada, for operation as
part of its Sealtest Foods Division. Later
in the same month, negotiations were
completed through our Kraft
subsidiary for the purchase of The Southern Oil Co. Ltd. of
Manchester, England—a substantial vegetable oil refiner.
Last year, the company's
foreign operations, other than Canada, did
total
a
business
of
$120,200,000,
194, p. 745.
West
Vulcanized
while
Fibre
overseas
earnings
wero
Co.—Acquisition—
acquisition
of La Fibre Francaise, Yvours Irigny, France was
Eugene R. Perry, President of
National
Vulcanized
Fibre. Mr. Perry said National has exercised its
option and effected
the acquisition of the French
company by purchase of
"more than
85%" of its stock. The announcement was made in the NVF interim
report
by
which
was
mailed
to
stockholders.—V.
194,
638.
p.
Nationwide Homes, Inc.—Additional
Financing Details
—Our Aug. 21, 1961, issue reported the sale on
Aug. 17
of
150,000 units of this firm's securities
Each
unit
consisted
of
$10
one
at
$22
share.
per
principal
amount 8%
sinking fund debenture due 1976 and two shares of com¬
mon stock. Additional
financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
tenden,
Podesta
representatives,
the
&
Co.
have
respective
underwriters
and
number
agreed
units
of
named
McDaniel
severally
set
below,
Lewis
to
&
forth
for
Co.
whom
opposite
Crut-
acting
are
from
purchase
the
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co
their
respective
agree¬
Reading,
Pa.,
47,500
H.
M.
is engaged in the manufacture of braided, woven and
~7
Westheimer
& Co
5,000
Interstate Securities Corp.__ 2,000
Byllesby & Co., Inc— 8,000
&
Lee,
Williston
R.
Inc
_
Mullaney, Wells & Co
7,000
Yeaman
Burton
7,000
Beane
&
2,000
2,000
Zukerman, Smith & Co
7,000
Vincent
J.
&
Co
2,000
Henry L. Mitchell & Co
Penington, Colket & Co
1,000
Yates, Heitner & Woods
Baker, Simonds & Co.,.Inc.- 5,000
F. Cassel & Co., Inc
5,000
—V. 194, p. 745.
C.
1,000
1,000
Nelly Don, Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
Net
to
earnings of this company in the nine months of the fiscal year
July 31 were approximately the same as a year earlier and sales
down
were
Net
p.
moderately,
sales
according to John B. Bachofer, President.
the period were $9,249,514, down from $9,435,412
a
Net profit totaled $461,128, equal to 91 cents a common
for
before.
against $466,970,
or
92
cents
a
share,
earlier.—V.
year
a
193,
1560.
New Haven Water Co.—Partial
company
ment
Haven,
will
has
called
of
the
sinking
mortgage bonds,
be
made
Conn.—V.
at
192,
for
fund,
$17,000
series
B,
the
p.
Redemption—
redemption
First
due
New
Oct.
on
of
its
Oct.
1,
Haven
1,
1961,
3V4%
1975
at
National
Bank,
stock
ended
July 31,
1961,
was
as
New
599.
corporation reported that the balance of
common
through
general
and
104%. Pay¬
New York State Electric & Gas Corp.—June
The
to the
amendment.
Units
47,500
McDaniel Lewis & Co
as
company
subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
refunding
the company and 137,000 shares, being outstanding
present holders thereof. Drexel & Co. heads the list
The public offering price and underwriting terms are
supplied by
Division.
manufacturing a broad line of cheese, canned
products, caramels and other food products.
another
outside
operation
Registered—
underwriters.
toi be
common
Products,
Foods
since
share,
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 18 covering 212,000
of common stock, of which 75,000 shares are to be offered for
stock,
they
Corp.—Nine
year
American
following
Green's
The
a
and
Chairman,
of
year
-
This
of
next
at
required
the same
in
division,
for the
fiscal
tax
was
Green's
John W.
Months' Report—
has
profit
shares
said
Cream
the
shares
Or,
which
Wheat
National
corporation
of
Mason
figures:
filed
common
Units
to
Industries, Inc.—Six
p.
the
of
National Dairy Products
names,
ment.
Md.—Files With SEC—
equipment.
per
to
after deduction
the
on
before
in
one
of the
common
par)
company
193,
Wheat
instructions
Within
stock.
the 447,914
on
since
National
2668.
on
(no
proceeds
Earned
for
per
listed
The
below.
announced profits of 73 cents per share for the
first half of 1961, highest profits for any six-months period
in the
company's history and more than the 65 cents per share
for the
entire year of
1960. Max E. Rappaport, NAPCO President, estimates
earnings of $1.35 to $1.50 per share for 1961. This would set a new
record for the company and would confirm that its rapid expansion
during the past decade has been successful.
An
increase in profit margins from 6%
to 14% helped the strong
showing during the first half. The following are the comparative first
—V.
receive
Bickmore
S.
in
$2,167,295
company's
$5,878,000.—V.
2780.
for the company for the second quarter
a
period in the company's history.
year
p.
company
half
of
of
English
stock.
such
$125,829,
shares
The
six-tenths
r
of
provision
actions
five-
offered
The
announced
outstanding
was
of
Cream
stock.
interest
Cream
outstanding,
Income
Dock Co.—Sold—
Brothers,
Multifax Co., Easton,
mon
each
for
overwhelmingly
Minneapolis.
receive
fractional
common
Bowl-O-Mat
available
tax
„
year
income
1960
Net
unit through underwriters headed
Eastern Corp., which will receive a $28 per unit com¬
mission and $7,500 for expenses. The registration statement also in¬
cludes 7,500 common shares which underlie five-year warrants to be
sold to the underwriters at 1 cent each,
exercisable at $4 per share.
The business of the company is conducted through four subsidiaries
which
June
1960
This
corporation of
registration statement
7%
ended
earlier, adjusted net income for the second quarter
was $52,561,
the equal of 17 cents a share on the same share basis.
Sales for the six months ended July 1, 1961, were $2,826,449, a gain
of 11%
over the $2,543,150 volume for
1960's first half. Six months
A
Sales
Major Finance Corp.—Units Registered—
of
months
picture film processing laboratory.
Sales for the quarter ended July 1, 1961, were $1,390,069,
of 10% over the $1,265,021 volume of the like period last
all charges and taxes, net income was $60,675, the equal
a share on the
312,500 common shares outstanding at the
period.
voted
in
will
will
of
additional
changes
share
a
pansion,
■>
motion
Napco
taxes for the
$12,109,357 as
June
on
amount of
by President
commercial
acquisition of the
Minneapolis, in exchange
shareholders
shareholders
Nabisco
the
increasing.
7
corporation of Menlo Park, N.< J., for the six
1961 shows net earnings of $4,530,500, com¬
earnings
best
announced
Report—
new
a
the previous year.
for fiscal
share
year,
3,402,490
at
were
Reg^
*
■
Movielab Film Laboratories,
the
completed
om
shares.)
corporation reported
18.5 cents
J.
earnings
audited
1961
for
$12,087,025
previous
1961,
final
reported
ended June
a
30,
Manufacturing
Sales
had
common
the exchange
revenues
paste,
t?
capital.
company
year
filed
•'
undisclosed
an
Schnitzer
chase
The
Y.—Files
N.
Precision Bearings, Inc.—Acquisition—
Moore Dry
The
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—Annual
fiscal
1961
15,
Division of MPB, Inc., is well known in the
stampings field, and it was indicated is the top
Th
for
trans¬
—V. 191,
acquisition of Wafe Manufacturing Co., Inc., Bridgeport, Conn.,
and manufacturers of precision tools and dies, by the com¬
was announced by H. D. Gilbert, MPB President. The purchase
See
Oklahoma City.
are
Stream,
$4,313,400
bearing retainers.—V.
covering 25,000
through Hon-
A
sole
company.
designers
$10,
at
Valley
Die.,
■'
the
June
the
Miniature
basis.—V.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
total
shares.
stock.
shareholder
common
any
of
National
acquired
net
Aircraft,
appointed
the
outstanding
427.
p.
tuna fish
Exchange Commission—
Aug.
on
'
of
ended
presently
McAlester
of
reported for the six
1960. Per share earnings in the latest period
per share of capital stock, compared with 82
earlier. Per share earnings in both cases are
shares outstanding at June 30, 1961.—V. 192,
were
Brand, Grumet & Seigel, Inc.
Brothers
4,200
.
Co.,
Alstyne,
—V.
Laird
4,200
4,200
Co
&
Kidder
M.
4,200
Co
Higginson Corp._
Hammill & Co.
Goodbody
A.
4,200
Shearson,
Shields
Johnson,
Corp.
4,200
Sons
&
The
report
with
pared
Shares
17,800
Allyn & Co., Inc
Alex.
Lee
duPont & Co
been
of
Wheat
as
194,
last
Minerals & Chemicals Philipp Corp.—Si* Mos.' Report
shares'
of
has
Co.
class A stock
by the
Ltd., which is located near Sydney, New South
Wales, will be operated by the Australian subsidiary of the
company's
'
The
whom Francis
respective number
the
Trust
be received
cur¬
repayment of loans and working capital.
months
below.
forth
V.
1,-
Co.—Appointment—
and
to
are
600,000 shares of Cream of Wheat
outstanding. There is no preferred stock
fractional
President Lee
Green's
corporation
ment,
;'%■
have severally agreed,
underwriting agreement,
Shares
Francis I.
the
periods.
A covering 170,000
class A shares
(par 10 cents)
to be offered at J$l, through Nelson
Securities, Inc., Hempstead, N. Y.
'
\
V
The
proceeds are to be used for equipment, research ,.and develop¬
and
210,000 shs.
260,000 shs.
below, for
representative
as
conditions
and
York
the
special meeting
a
any
operate
was
Wafe
$162,995
at
Wheat
and
immediate
no
The
New
of
Figures for the comparable nine months
$1.03 and $1.22, respectively, on
stock outstanding at the end of both
Components,
Wafe
Outstanding
$162,995
1_.
sell
1961.
common
of
Nabisco
not
1960.
pro¬
Dec.
tion.
-
Milo
pany
City.
Bank
to
(There
share
stock
were
With Securities and
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Sundry
A.
ago.—
net income for the six months ended
$1,025,428, compared with $1,216,089 in
Van Winkle
used
prior
Corp.
Wheat
purchase
1058.
agent for the
2520.
was
CAPITALIZATION
subject
year
of such proceeds will be
modernization and expansion
it
Wheat
of
of
regarding
full
a
to
common
p.
&
Chemical
fer
principal business of the company is and since its
the
production
of
television
commercials and
motion
of
Cream
may
ness
been
pictures for industry, both in black and white and
in color. During this period sales and earnings have rgown,
and the
company
has acquired
the studios, equipment and facilities which
have made it one of
the leading companies in
the field. The com¬
pany produces its commercials and industrial films at its production
centers in New York and in Hollywood, Calif, or at such other studios
or
locations as are required by the television commercial or the in¬
dustrial film. During the fiscal year ended Oct.
31, 1960 television
commercials accounted for approximately 75% of the company's gross
income, and motion pictures for industry accounted for approximately
25%. The company has no reason to anticipate any substantial change
sponsored
I.
$28,510,-
were
a
provision for income taxes was $2,088,000 in the
as
against $2,466,451 in the first six months of
half-year,
193,
of
share
per
before
year.—V.
Offered—Pursuant
A
announced
action
classes
that
reported
amounted
company
000,000 shares of
p.
Aug. 21, 1961 prospectus, Francis I. duPont & Co.,
New York City, and associates, publicly offered 60,000
shares of this firm's class A stock at $22 per share. Net
has
Cream
Issued
ad¬
as
pay
with
Aug.
40%
own
common
hold.
for
up
rent
Electronics,
Ling
an
in
1961
1960
30,
for
$1,638,214
an
debt
Co.—Acquisition Completed—
its
the
of
may
■
■.
ended
months
with
compared
as
r;
1961,
are
debentures
The
1961,
20,
will
Cream
date
,
connection
remainder
9,
Aug.
Cream
Report—
bank
from
to
used
effected
to expend
shares of
share
increase of 15%. The per share equivalents were 80 cents
for
the
1961 period, as compared to
72 cents a share for the first
six months of 1960, based on the average number of shares of class A
period,
all of its outstanding 5*/2% convertible
subordinated debentures due Sept.
1, 1970 at 105.50%. Payment will
be made at the Bank of America N. T. &
S. A., San Francisco.
Sept.
on
the
other
;
net
Consolidated
Income
redemption
offered
stock
President.
Jr.,
or
for the same period
of
On
.
above.
Co.—Six Months'
&
company's
in
papers
proceeds
be
certain
company
360,000
favor
Mesta Machine Co.—Six Months' Report—
sales
to
compares
per
The
i
The company's sales and profits for the first half of 1961 were the
highest in the company's history, it was announced by Max Factor,
stock.
of
The
assets
for
Each
Net sales and
Electronics, Inc.—Six Months'
being
637.
Martin-Marietta Co.—Proposed New Name—
See
justed
Ling-Temco
to
National Biscuit
v;\>vv.
p.
the
sales
Co.—Proposed Merger—Name Change—
American-Marietta
incurred
company's
plans
share of National Biscuit
Daniel Reeves & Co
.
Miller &
Hentz
—V.
Co
&
with
note
processed
net
will
(including seven members of the Fry family) who propose to
ranging from 1,125 to 8,172 shares. The Fry family is
20%
of their holdings, and after
the sale of
all the
shares
net earnings
and
compared
2,808
Co
&
W. C.
Goodbody & Co
4,176
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks,
>-. V.":'■ "
...
Martin
See
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc. 2,808
4,176
Co—
&
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co..
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Kirkland
Kreeger
Jones,
2,808
1,368
duPont
I.
2668.
p.
E.
4,176
Sons
Co
&
Francis
2,088
This
1961.
earnings for the like period in 1960 of $36,318,093 and $599,597
respectively. Net earnings per share were 26 cents in the 1961 period
as
compared with 43 cents for the same period in
1960.—V.
193,
J. A. Hogle & Co
4,176
P. Hutton & Co., Inc.— 4,176
18,000
Inc
$24,690,485
of
the
about
and
Shares
Shares
Hayden, Stone & Co
corporation has reported sales
for the first 28 weeks of
$356,461
the
the
it
and
Of
$150,000
bank
of
coated
amounts
selling
aggregate
the
and
The
of
of
with
which
addition
holders
Aug,
reduction
of
others.
stock,
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
405,237 shares of common stock, of which Samuel R.
Fry, President,
Margaret T. Fry, and the Henry Janssen Corp. own 99,730, 59,455
and 71,079 shares,
respectively, and propose to sell 19,900, 11,852 and
71,079 shares, respectively. The prospectus lists 11 other
selling stock¬
inventory.
Lease Plan International
from
short-term
portion
under
production
additional
Paper Division. The balance of the net proceeds
company will be added to working capital.
the
Marquardt Corp.—June Report—
Details—Our
A
of
9
31, 1962, $350,000
for weaving and other machinery for its Textile Division
and an addi¬
tional $125,000 for laminating and
plastic-forming equipment for its
Mary G. Sturt, Secretary-Treasurer,
own
an
aggre¬
the class B and 13.5%
of the common stock. —
52.6%
p.
1961.
connection
gram
the
purchased
sale
outstanding
in
split 5-for-l, and the class A stock outstanding
similiarly split and redesignated as common stock). Morton Sturt,
189,
and
papers
refinancing and
stock (after giving enect
class B common stock
common
whereby
fabrics
base
company's
an
engage.
indebtedness and preferred stock,
certain
outstanding
gate
V.
to
outstanding 95,715
recapitalization in
President,
Reg. A covering 50,000
without underwriting.
a
$2.50,
Md.,
net
does
company
In
was
common
$505,000
general
,
V.
Rainier,
Alexandria' and Arlington, Va. The esti¬
from the financing will be added to
working funds and may be used for the development of addi¬
tional loans to borrowers and the purchase of additional sales finance
contracts. The company may also (1) increase its receivables through
the acquisition of
the properties of other companies,
or
otherwise,
and (2)
enter into other fields of financing by making loans directly
to
borrowers or by purchasing
commercial paper in fields in which
mated
The
(849)
equivalent to $2.06
compared to $1.82
a
a
net
income
share for the
share
for
the
Report—
applicable
12 months
12
months
10
ended
July
end
the
The Commercial and
(850)
based
1960,
the
respective periods.
were
$114,382,687
on
of shares
number
the
31,
of
outstanding
BUSINESS—The
at
believed
the
for
revenues
year
operate
trict
sonnel
address is Grace Pittman Bldg., Fayetteregistration statement with the SEC on Aug. 17
covering $3,000,000 of convertible second mortgage pipeline bonds due
1981
of which $2,250,000 are to be offered tor public sale. Tne list
of underwriters,
interest rate, public offering price and underwriting
terms
are
to
be
supplied
by
amendment. The remaining $750,000
principal amount of bonds will be issued in exchange for an equal
amount
of
second
mortgage bonds d"e 1981 and warrants for the
This
ville,
C.,
filed
control
Tne
company
Pest
through
southwestern
termite
and
approximately
2.90U
and
states
services
control
Ga., is
terms of
subsidiaries
its
and
and
service
S.
on
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
Authorized
stock,
no
value___
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
Lyncn,
Pierce,
Fenner
Smith
Inc.
named
and
Co.
&
Merrill
acting
are
said
are
practically
substantially
to
cash.
no
its
exceed
the
addition,
In
current
and
it
required
feller
interest on its outstanding first mortgage bonds in the amount of
$369,531 in December 1961 and on its outstanding second mortgage
bonds in the amount of $22,500 in January 1962. Current liabilities as
pay
of
June
included $841,842 of short-term bank loans and
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp. and in arrears
1961
30,
due
$428,349
for
to
supplied the company. Also, the
satisfy the judgment rendered against it
company
gas
action
in
instituted
will
sale
added
be
of
ment
continental,
$392,031
debentures
and
needed,
the
available
general
on
before
or
in the
capital
judgment
working
for
$123,493.88
the $428,349
the payment of interest
for
due
of
Corp. Net proceeds from the bond
xunus and will oe applied
toward pay¬
short-term notes due banks,
$500,000
amount
required to
McJunkin
by
to
the
in
be
may
Jan.
1,
due
Trans¬
outstanding bonds
on
1962
to
and,
addition
In
group
V.
of
the
McJunkin action. The balance
and other corporate purposes.
stock,
shares.
707.
p.
indebtedness,
common
20,870
own
189,
certain
to
shares
655,680
V.
of
the
has
company
which
Kyle,
H.
extent
will
be
outstanding
officials as
management
is
Jr.
listed
President.—
as
'
.
Merrill Lynch,
Telecommunications,
SEC
Inc.
Courts
Wertheim
Office
to
suspending
Pursuant
proposed
to
with
1933
be
filed
notification
a
public
the
In
share.
of
should
company
A exemption from registration under the
respect to a public offering of stock by that
vacated or made permanent.
Regulation
a
Securities Act
offering
in
October
300,000
of
said
1958,
shares
common
company
at
$1
per
its
C.
A.
W.
Shields
Orbit
This
The
registration
underlie
each,
sold
statement
warrants
seven-year
exercisable
by
the
at
$4
to
sold
be
share,
per
in June
company
includesK,,(i)
also
to
and
at
1961
the
(2)
$4
12,500
shares
Co.—
Johnson, Lane,
in
be
underwriter
17,500
1
cent
shares
shares may
share, which
per
at
outstanding
The
as
company
organized
was
to
successor
a
in
Rico
law in
January
1960
George
Its
1957.
research
and development of a line of
telephone electronic equipments.
company has also undertaken Government contracts for the mili¬
tary application of the electronic capabilities of the firm. It is planned
The
to
conduct
Puerto
sale
the
Rico.
principal
The
of additional
rowings
from
manufacturing
estimated
stock
banks;
$432,500
activities
net
proceeds
of
the
company in
the company's
from
will
for
be applied to retirement of short term bor¬
additional test, plant and office equipment;
for
development of additional commercial telephone and oceanographic
equipment,
other items,
and improvement of present products; for
travel, sales and advertising expenses; and as additional working capi¬
tal
for
In
general
addition
267,500
shares
Vice-President
Chairman,
own
seven
to
of
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
common
stock, of which Philip M. Hunt, Executive
(and
Ruth
A.
Hunt),
Franklin
C.
Salisbury, Board
George W. Wall, Jr., President (and Mary Jane Wall),
20.56%
and 29.91%,
respectively.
The prospectus lists
stockholders
5,000
shares,
who
including
sell
to
propose
Salisbury
amounts
who
ranging
to
proposes
from
»*U
5,000
shares.
Ore-Ida
Foods, Inc.—Common Offered—Kidder, Pea-
Jones &
Templeton offered publicly
shares of this firm's
Of
the
on
and
Mitchum,
Aug. 25 220,000
stock at $13.50
common
share.
per
total
shares, 200,000 were sold by the company
20,000 shares by a selling stockholder.
and
BUSINESS—The company of
Ontario, Ont., is engaged primarily in
processing raw potatoes into various packaged frozen
products
includ¬
ing French
fried
potatoes,
crinkle cut French fries,
"Tater
Tots"
potato patties, hash brown potatoes, and "Golden
Bakers "
pany
believes
retail
market
in
that
its
production
during. 1960
United States, and
the
of
frozen
potato
larger than that
was
that
its
combined
of
products
PROCEEDS—The
the
net
equipment
exDects
company
proceeds
from,
the
sale
to
of
com¬
for
the
A. E.
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
4,000
4,000
Mead, Miller & Co
Moroney, Beissner
Co.—.———
4,000
purchase obligations incurred in
of
such
Granbery, Marache & Co.-&
Schwabacher
Blair
&
recent
the
year
ended
March
31,
1961,
total
sales
of
the
C0"}Pa"y a"}°unted t0 $20,714,849 and
with
net income to $624,426 compared
and $561,157, respectively, in the
same period of 1960.
$15,012,272
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
stock
capitalization
short-term
insurance
$24 384
—V
notes
of
the
payable
company;
194
p
117
to
the
sale
of
the
company at April 30, 1961
to banks;
$2,546,055 notes
$652,937
R,mdrvC^nrte h°t rtlga
effect
equipment
purchase
194,
new
was:
common
&
Co.
which
were
offered
common
stock
Illc-
Pierce, Fenner &
joint
on
at
managers
of
—
Inc.
2,000
$1.95
and
of
underwriting
the initial public sale of the
company's stock.
None of the proceeds from the
sale of the common
shares will accrue to the
company as the stock is being
sold for the account of certain
stockholders.
York
National
State
Pacific
the
Staats
Los Angeles, publicly offered 43,365 shares of
the bank's capital stock at $19 per share.
Of the total,
After
Bank
of
Pet
the
operations on March 2, 1955 at
bank incorporated under the laws of the
member of the Federal Reserve System
the
and
all
well
of commercial, industrial and real estate
installment credits, collections and escrow serv¬
safe deposit facilities.
as
and
ices
office
head
The
the Bank is
of
The
Blvd.
Hawthorne
South
making
the
as
W.
October
Windsor
the
of
of
State
the
for
a
of
corner
branch
Beach
office
offices:
branch
at
Calif,
Hawthorne,
three
has
and
of
branch
the
branch
a
Banking
in
office
Lennox
the
offices,
Department
additional
—
——
-
profits
244,611.94
—
value
Number
shares
of
The
outstanding
($3
par)—
Manhattan
Chase
Bank
to the
all
from
the
first
six
the
months
of
revenue
gross
$4,598,538
was
as
$4,572,788 for the same period a year ago. Net income, after
provision for income taxes, was $30,455 in the 1931 period, compared
with $74,960 in the 1960 period.—V.
193, p. 2781.
against
Paramount Pictures
' J
The
corporation
cents
25
months
six
first
based
per
1961
share
for
for
the
at
$4,420,000
total
a
income
or
in
of
outstanding
period
same
consolidated
profit realized
shares
1,684,481
upon
earnings
of
investment
an
estimated
in
1960
$2.62
the
earnings
$4,842,000
at
of
July
amounted
or
In
at
of
the
or
$1,970,000
$22,000
per
total
$2,23
second
share.
or
or
1
share
per
of
1,673,231
shares
to
total
then
$1.17
cent
of
per
per
1961
share
consolidated
to
with
share for
figures
$2,033,000
or
an
total
for
$1.22
the
per
additional
income
same
of
at
share.—V. -193,
compared
or
p.
earnings
with
months
share
per
cents
69
compared
as
for
in
the
Net
com¬
the
(on
recent
Co.)
with
of
1960
the
merger
sales
$53,315,000
a
for
year
estimated at $514,000, will
debt, hire additional sales employees,
company,
Jan.
16,
Inc.
Its
Pennsylvania
a
1959,
name
increase
and
corooration,
incor¬
was
under
the
name
Philadelphia
Ampoule
changed to Philadelphia Laboratories,
was
1950.
St.,
Philadelphia,
Division
818
St.,
and
another
Camden,
CAPITALIZATION
N.
GIVING
manufacturing
plant
located
is
J.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
_
Outstanding
'
$35,000
325,000
$10,500
'
mortgage
400,000 shs.
250,000 shs.
loan
Common
—V.
per
stock
193,
(no
par)
150,000,
2438.
p.
corporation's
with
for
the
in
1961
present in the
price weakness in
current
view
yielding
first
six
months
profit
$1.18
$196,307,000,
were
1960.
half
factors
have
we
first
loss
net
of
$4,372,000,
$1.11
or
Mr. James M. Skinner, Jr., President of Philco,
unfavorable operating results reflect a continuation of the
"The
adverse
sales
$194,280,000
reporting the
common
share,
said,
the
of
much
broad
better
first
the
base
results
for
quarter
and
greater
semiconductor
of
the
the
general
last
half
evidence
of
field.
business
of
recovery,
1961.
In
we
addition,
taken steps to phase out certain operations which have been
unsatisfactory margins."—V. 191, p. 2206.
Philips Industries Inc.—Common Offered—On Aug. 13,
1961, The Ohio Co., Columbus, publicly offered to resi¬
of the State of Ohio only, 40,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $10 per share.
Of the total,
20,000
were
sold
for
the
account
of
the
company
dents
20,000 for certain stockholders.
its
capital
share
in
of
the
proceeds
connection
with
The
for
the
working
development
establishment
of
new
Pioneer Finance
Co.,
of
K.
Inc.
The
Haven,
of
announce
and
the
F.
involving
D.
Boynton,
merge!
Muskegon.
merger,
doors
Co.—Merger Completed—
President,
Finance,
new
plant facilities
purposes.
company, located in Dayton, Ohio, manufactures windows,
storm and screen sash for mobile homes.—V.
190, p. 362.
Pioneer
will
company
additional
The
and
of
estimated
in. 1960
three
company
Green
share
Comparative
investment
the
outstanding following
The C. H. Musselman
and for other corporate
$1,992,000
period
requirements,
as
product lines, the
are.
for
company
Net proceeds,
repay
outstanding.
earnings
the
of
in
earnings
of
Illinois
S..'-LaSalle<6t.,' Chicago-90,
is engaged in the development, manufacture, com¬
packaging, distribution and sale of ethical pharmaceuticals,
proprietary
(non-prescription) drugs, vitamins and veterinary prod¬
ucts. Its office and
principal manufacturing plant is located at 400
T.
quarter
Comparative
income
on
accrued
Bank
Continental
an
December
The
,
$3,732,000
the
$1,9-50,000
plus
City
as
compared with $1,216,000
President T. R. Gamble reported at
of stockholders.
or
a
231
1961,
100%
$859,000
and
$2.87
1961.
1,
at
or
1,
at
National
ago,
$422,000
share,
per
amount
1976
First
and
the
for
Oct.
on
due
The
use
-
Corp.—Six Months' Report—
reports
certain
company
pounding,
anticipate
1961
under
Fink,
321.
to
on
in
Inc.
"In
company,
at
Chicago,
shares
were
Laboratories,
the
Report—
semi-annual report of
for
sources
233,860
heen appointed transfer, agent for
the corporation.—V. 194, p. 638.
Pantasote Corp.—Six Months'
According
J.
Redemption—
of
were
cents
BUSINESS—The
porated
In
Inc.—Appointment—
has
$l-par-value common stock of
shares
stock.
expand marketing and research program,
working capital.
The
.
201,180
common
FR
Trustee
as
Victor
York,
and
$51,183,000
share.
compared
$1,999,779
$8.55
$7.03
Super Markets,
Packer's
the
share--
per
new
preferred
Philco Corp.—Six Months' Report—
$701,580
1,053,588
244,611
.
596,702.49
.
$1,416,114.43
Book
used
Pro-forma
$574,800
—
Surplus
Undivided
per
shares:
June 30,1961
Capital
to
Laboratories, Ine.—Common Offered—
Aug. 15, 1961 prospectus, Woodcock,
Fricke & French, Inc., Philadelphia, publicly
75,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$8
Bank
capital funds of
the Bank
as
of June 30,
as pro
forma figures of the
same date after giving effect to the net proceeds from the issuance of
32,680
48
194, p.
offered
6%
.
,
the
A
The
and
New
Company
quarter
Moyer,
application pending
Ave. and Manhattan
"
forth
358.867
Corp.
redemption
made
meeting
dividend
an
Inglewood
following sets
1961, as well
balance
Philadelphia
at
Torrance
Redondo.
CAPITALIZATION—The
885
the
Peninsula
Center
Estates, Calif., estab¬
three
from
establish
corner
and
Hills
these
Normandie,
the
at
North
to
permission
to
and
Carson
in
Blvd.
received
California
in
1959;
Rolling
Blvd.,
addition
In
1960.
recently
has
Bank
October
Hawthorne
October
has
Bank
Hills
established
Calif.,
geles,
located
Highway,
Inglewood,
Calif.,
established
Branch—4437 W. Slauson Ave., Los An¬
Imperial
Branch—4720
1957;
Milk
ago.—V.
providing
and
for
Co.
year
a
were
a
usual
the
embrace
loans,
become
hold
R.
FR
debentures
earnings
1961,
1,656,183
be
general banking business, and its activities
deposit functions of a commercial and savings
conducts
Bank
The
Deposit Insurance Corp.
Federal
net
preferred
of
Pursuant
commenced
the
Co.—Quarterly Report—
30,
annual
stock
mon
32,680 shares will be used by the bank for expansion of
its head office and for investment in a new affiliate,
Capital for Small Business, Ine.
of
800.
p.
period
same
basis
32,680 shares were sold for the bank and 10,685 for cer¬
tain stockholders.
Net proceeds from the sale of the
BUSINESS—The
192,
June
company's
Co.,
Hawthorne, Calif, as a state
of California.
It is a
& Trust
Pet Milk
Bank—Capital Stock Offered—Pursuant
State
Bank
The
Co.—Partial
called
Broadway,
Consolidated
1961 offering circular, William R.
Aug. 7,
an
&
2
Illinois.—V.
ended
will
will
wife
of
sinking fund
Payment will be
1961
.
group
New
194, p. 533.
King said.—V.
Mr.
portion
outstanding class
shares), of which
Lawrence
each
5(4%
interest.
current collection experience indicates
losses for the balance of the year,"
his
and
has
company
its
2,000
common
shares.
26%
own
Peabody Coal
experienced during the last half
were reduced materially in the
losses
second quarter of this year. Our
further improvement in credit
the
new
shares
160,140
The
of
President;^ reported;
an
Courts
trusts
Months' Report—
King,
first quarter
the
and
1960
C.
credit
high
unusually
"The
of
Maxwell
share,
per
substantial
a
shares
common
of
20.6
39,496
own
2,000
Directors,
Finance Corp.—Six
and
and
Corp.,' Leo
Board
Chairman, and Samuel Pavelle,
President, will own
15.82%
and 16.74%, respectively.
In addition, Scheuer will
28.18%,
2,000
221.
p.
prod¬
The
each
and
become
Pavelle,
Co.,
Sons—
&
will
2,000
Chisholm &
Walker
loan;
of
outstanding
1,500
shares,
2,000
_————
•
to'
Aug. 23, 360,000 shares of this firm's
$24 per share. The
offering marked
Inc.
of the
personnel engaged in the research arid devel¬
remainder will be added to working capital.
The company will have outstanding 600,000 shares of common stock
(after giving effect to a proposed recapitalization whereby each of the
Wulbern,
—
facilities
opment program.
2,000
,
.
term
short
a
increase
corporation's net income for the first six months of 1961 was
$2,035,922, equal, after preferred dividends, to $1.38 per share on the
1 410 000
shares of common
stock outstanding. This compares with
net income
of $2,848,922 for the first six months of 1960, equal to
$813,038
Common Offered—
Smith
an
Joseph
repay
2,000
$3 159 618
payable
obligations;
ns: j1^2,030 obligations to stockholders;
812,193.7 shares of common stock.
■n,°rk1i,nTExterminatinff Co"
3,000
Sons—
&
Hemisphere
due to research and development expenditures.
Of the net pro¬
from the stock sale, $125,000 will be used (in addition to antici¬
pated mortgage financing) to move and e.xpand the company's present
research, production and photo-finishing facilities in England; $50,000
to Increase productive
capacity of organic photographic chemicals in
England;
$25,000 to retire a debenture of a subsidiary;; $60,000 to
The
addition
Merrill Lynch,
Sons—-
&
Southwest
rtarrett
pur¬
equipment, $100,000 to install additional
processing equipment, $100,000 for two additional
potato cellars
and
$400;000 for an additional cold storage
warehouse.
The balance of net
proceeds will be added to working capital.
*
EARNINGS—For
3,000
3,000
Varnedoe,
Co.———
Edwards
G.
A.
Co
Western
ceeds
Co.,
&
the
in
and
sale
of
commercial
color
photographic processing
equipment, the manufacture of photographic chemicals, and the sale
photographic color paper. To date, according to the prospectus, the
operations
of the
company's English subsidiaries have resulted in
2,000
—
._.
Pierce, Carrison,
Inc.
Stix & Co
Weedon &
Crowell,
—
3,000
3,000
3,000
Inc.—
Co.,
Bradford & Co
C.
J.
Inc.
& Co
distributor
losses
Inc
Masten
prod-
was the second
connection with
chases of processing and other
Inc
Co.,
and
of
Turner,
&
Mason-Hagan,
use
approximately $1,175 000
200,000 shares to pay certain
the
Guerin
——
employees
manufacture
2,000
__
.
—
&
2,000
2,000
other processor
any
production
largest1, ^ retai1' reStaurant and institutional markets
of
The
2,000
Co
&
4,000
lished
Co., Inc., Pacific Northwest Co.
2,000
2,000
Dooly
shares may be re-offered for public sale from
over-the-counter
the
shares which
ucts of what are now the company's English subsidiaries, and in an
option to purchase all of the outstanding stock of said companies. The
company, through its English subsidiaries, is presently engaged in re¬
search and development in the general field of color
photography, the
2,000
———
Space
Co.-—'
& Co.—
Sherrerd
&
Branch—27440
body &
6,000
6,000
4,000
Clement A. E'vans & Co.,
Inc.
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co
Interstate Securities Corp..
Whipple
Daiii
bank
purposes.
certain
and
18.69%,
selling
1,000
corporate
to
2,000
6,000
Oscar E.
in
time
manufacturer
2,000
—_
4,000
M.
J.
to
under Puerto
W. Wall Company, a sole proprietorship
offices, research and development laboratories and
manufacturing facilities are located in Vienna, Va.
The company is
engaged in research, development, engineering and manufacturing in
the telephone electronics and related
fields, its primary effort being
founded
——-—•-——
-
Butcher
sale.
of
&
Corp.
which
sold by the holders thereof from time to time privately or
publicly
the over-the-counter market or any exchange in which
they may
listed at prices not in excess of the prevailing
prices at the time
be
&
Co
&
Pacific
of 213 Mill St., N. E., Vienna, Va., filed a registration
the fefec on Aug. 22 covering 125,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $4" per share. The offering will
be made oh a best efforts basis by Hodgdon &/ Co., Inc., which will
receive 40 cents per share selling commission arid $12,500 for
expenses.
Eppler,
Inc.
Dickson & Co., Inc.—
S.
Industries, Inc.—Common Registered—
company
2,000
6,000
6,000
Sons—.—
Brown
R.
—V.
statement with
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick
Inc.
Inc.—
Alex.
Estabrook
facts.—V.
321.
8,000
8,000
6,000
1
Co
&
3,000
—
which
families,
market at prevailing prices, and
may be offered to management officials and
and certain other persons associated with the com¬
pany, and to certain brokerage firms for their investment accounts.
The company was organized under New
York law in July 1960 by
The FR Corp., Walter Scheuer, Vice-President, and Paul C.
O'Neill, a
Director, to acquire their interest in an option to become the exclusive
3,000
8,000
—
to
120,000
other
3,000
——
8,000
8,000
—
Co
&
Walker & Co.,
H.
Gardner—'—
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Inc.
-■
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Inc. —
Carolina Securities Corp.__
Richard W. Clarke Corp.—
Corp.-
Co
&
Hutton
E.
First
p.
Reinholdt
—
Securities
Hallgarten
each, exercisable at the public offering price.
The pros¬
that the number of shares available for public sale will
the extent of (1)
20,000 shares being, acquired by the
arid/or certain partners of the underwriter and members
states
to
(2)
3,000
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Inc.'—
8,000
706.
p.
,
cents
of their
8,000
period in the preceding year.—V. 193,
whose address is the Time & Life Bldg., Rocke¬
New York, filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 200,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for
22
reduced
time
3,000
Rotan, Mosle Inc.-.
_____
10
at
be
Shares
v
Moore,. Leonard & Lynch—
Newhard, Cook & Co.——
10,000
the same
Corp.—Common Registered—
underwriter
&
$2.13
corporation,
pectus
of
—
&*Co.
Equitable
all
increased:
■
10,000
Co
&
than
10,000
Allyn & Co., Inc.—
Bache
suspension order of July
18,
1961, the
Commission
asserted
among
other things
that the
company's
offering circular
failed to make adequate and accurate disclosure of certain material
194,
less
66,590
—
Weeks——
&
Witter & Co._
Dean
Bacon
of the company of 122 East 42nd St., New York City,
a hearing for Sept.
27, 1961, in its Washington
determine whether a prior Commission order
temporarily
stockholaers
12,000
Co.—
Brothers
Hornblower
to
public sale through underwriters headed by Bear, Stearns & Co.
The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
The
registration statement also includes
10,000 sharers
which underlie five-year options to be sold to the principal underwriter
circumstances the commitments
be
66,509
Johnston, Lemon &
scheduled
has
&
Lehman
Hearing
the request
At
the SEC
selling
certain
Pierce, Fen-
& Smith-—
ner
Goodbody
Scheduled—
the
Shares
The
Northeast
of
or
sold. Under
non-defaulting underwriters may
G.
a
underwriters
the
of
such shares may be
equal
on
Center,
Aug.
on
respective
to
assets
will be
company
the
those of
This
as
of
has
holders
with last year's net earnings of $2,873,537
Favelle
representatives, have severally agreed, subject to the terms ana con¬
ditions of the purchase agreement, to purchase, irom the selling stock¬
liabilities
..
in
30, 1961, com¬
sales of $50,711,631,
equal to $2.20 per share on the 1,307,260 shares then outstanding. For
the last nine months of the fiscal year, both sales and earnings ex¬
number of shares of common stock set forth
below opposite the names of the underwriters less in the case of each
underwriter
a
pro
rata portion of such number of the 14,400 shares '
offered
to
employees of the company by the selling stockholders as
are
purchased by such employees. In case of default by one or more
.
30
were
the highest in the
Sigmier, Board Chairman, and
the company's annual report to
June
C.
C.
said
President,
earnings of $2,797,183 on sales of $50,902,464,
share on the 1,314,024 shares outstanding at June
ceeded
purchase-of -30,000 shares of common stock.
The
prospectus
states
Lia«
v„..i.nencement of commercial
operations in 1959, the revenues of the company from sales of gas
have been substantially less than originally contemplated. During the
period from Oct. 1, 1959 to June 30, 1961, the company suffered a net
loss from operations
of $2,038,713 and the working capital provided
bv
a
prior financing has been exhausted. The company's current
.
Taylor,
ended
vear
Messrs.
Outstanding
for whom
below,
Courts
Corp.—Annual Report—
fiscal
history,
Net
per
pare
2,400,000 shs.
4,000,000 shs.
underwriters
&
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
shareholder.
per¬
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
its
for
B.
residential,
a
Common
.
Parker-Hannifin
Sales
corporation's
Dis¬
the
provided
are
sa±es
.
in
company
Pennsylvania.
whose
corporation,
N.
pest
Registered—
pest
wortn.
central and
southern,
basis
to
largest
net
commercial and industrial customers. The com¬
is a successor to a business which was lounaed in 1901 to sell
control chemicals to industrial and commercial users in Eastern
pany
North Carolina Natural Gas Corp.—Bonds
and
Columbia.
contract
a
world's
sales
28
in
of
of 713 West Peachtree St., Atlanta,
company
the
be
to
consolidated
ended July 31,
1961,
as
compared to $108,514,136 for the previous 12 months period.
Net
income
after fixed charges and before dividends
on preferred
stock for the year ended July 31, 1961 was $16,987,167 as compared
to $15,162,528 for the previous 12 months period.—V. 194, p. 745.
Gross
Financial Chronicle
of
.
$4,500,000
will
Board Chairman of
Pioneer
and Home
Loan
.
^
ideally
supplement
the
op-
showed
2049.
Continued
on
page
52
Volume
194
Number
6085
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
.
Citizens
Dividend
tables.
announcements
nounced
a
the
In
first
table
in which
the
Then
separate
dividends
Class
an¬
Civic
follow with
we
Abbott
Laboratories, common
preferred (quar.)
4%
Petroleum
Payable
L
(quar.)
N.
Y.)
Class
6%
Insurance
Paper
B
Commonwealth
2
9-
8
Consolidated
10-
2
9-8
Consolidated
9-30
9
5
(Watertown,
10-2
9-15
class
A
12Vic
10- 2
9-18
12%c
(quar.)
___;
;
10-
2
9-18
10-
2
9-18
(quar.)
Products, Inc. (quar.)
Alden's, Inc., common (quar.)
Consolidated
Five-for-four
10c
10-
1
9-8
30c
10-
1
9-8
Consolidation
10-
1
9-8
Continental
Alexander & Baldwin, new common (initial)u
All Canadian Dividend Funds
(quar.)
20c
9-
1
8-24
$6c
9-15
8-31
Crawford
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.
Allen Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
50c
30c
9-30
9- 8
Crown
9-15
9-
(initial)
:
-
.
(quar.)
.__
20c
American
Agricultural Chemical
American
Commercial
American
District
Quarterly
Co.,
Corp.
non-cumulative
Locker, 30c
class
Machine
Metals
American
Optical Co.
American
Re-Insurance
&
Co.
(N.
Y.)
Co.
8-31
Cutler-Hammer,
$1.50
10- 6
9-15
DWG
Dan
10c
9-
8
8-28
__:
40c
9-29
9-15
50c
(quar.)
10- 2
9-11
2
9-11
De
9-29
9- 8
Detrex
Chemical
9-29
9-15
Detroit
Bank
Detroit
Stores
9-29
9-15
Dixon
Automatic Fire
Avalon
9-15
9-
10c
9-15
12Vic
25c
10-24
class A
9-
10c
Alarm
Dominion
Corset
Dominion
Glass,
5
Dorsett
9-
1
Dover
9-
1
Barden
Corp.
Bargain
1
$5.60
conv.
Bassett
Extra
Bell
10-
1
9-10
9-11
Belle
Billips
9-
&
each
Inc.
5Vi%
1
Rockaway
Common
Extra
Petroleum
6%
preferred
Gas
Buffalo-Eclipse
Bullard
Company
payment
mon
Burton-Dixie
8-25
Duquesne
9-
1
$2.10
class A
Ltd.,
Light
Co.,
preferred
Butler's
^
Shoe
4%%*
Bay
$2.50
^
10-
1
9-30
4%
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
30c
of
the
California
Eastern
Eastern
Company
Eastern
Gas
9-
5
Canada Savings &
4Vi%
10-15
9-15
9-15
8-25
8-25
9-15
9-
preferred
10-
2
30c
10-
2
9-
1
Electric
8-21
&
$4.75
action
vote
Steel
Canada
on
Co.
(quar.)
Share
&
(initial)
__.
Emco,
Emhart
9-30
9-8
Erie
9-15
9-
Erlanger
Mills, common
(quar.).—
4 Va %
prior preferred
(quar.)_—_—_
8
1
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Mfg.
&
—
—
(quar.)—,
Co.
Pittsburgh
RR.
—
,
stock
gtd.
(quar.)__
15c
28Vsc
Inc.,
pfd.
22 %c
(quar.)
City
taken
on
Ceco Steel
effective
Life
10-16
1010-
1
10-
1
2
'
Aug.
25.. ?"*•
•*
com.
/ ■
pfd.
99-
8
$25c
(quar.)
$$1.06%
10-
2
10-14
Garfinckel
9-8
4Vi%
9-15
General
General
American
General
9-30
8-25
General
9-12
8-30
General
9-12
8-30
Genesee
9-11
8-25
9-
5
(No action
at this time)
40c
9-13
8-28
25%
9-29
9-30
9-15
$5
B
Glidden
88c
9-30
9-
8
Globe
Company
10-
2
9-8
$1.15
10-
2
9-8
Gold
$1.15
10-2
9-8
Goodwill
Globe-Union,
$1.18%
10-
2
9-8
Gordon
$1.31 %
10-
2
9-8
Class
$1.50
Corp.,
(quar.)
—
2
9-8
10c
9-15
8-31
$1.25
9-15
8-31
4c
common
From
net
Chatham
Class
4%
investment
Mfg.
B
class
(quar.)
preferred
Chemical
Co.,
Bank
income
A
(quar.)________
9-23
9-
10-
Trust
Co.
preferred
Corp.
10-
9-29
Kansas
2
9-14
8-28
9-
1
8-21
10-
1
B
Y.)
(N.
10-25
10-10
9-29
9-15
$13c
11-15
10-31
9-15
Green
Corp.,
—
Mountain
60c
Power
conv.
Greyhound Corp., common
4%% preferred (quar,)
Greyhound
Lines
(quar.)___'_—_
Corp.
(quar.)—-:
—
(Canada),
Ltd
___■—
'
9-29
9-15
(quar.).
25c
9-15
99-
5
r.
common
_____'
(quar.)
50c
^__
9-25
*
(quar.)
8-31
semi-annual)
$45c
9-29
8-31
40c
(quar.)
—
Hanna
(M.
;.9-14'
8-28
$1.75
10-
2
9-20
Hanna
70c
10-
1
9-11
Heilman
A.)
pref.
5
9-30
9-15
$15c
9-15
10-14
9-15
$15c
9-15
9-
$12'/2c
9-15
9-
15c
(quar.)
10-14
$13 %c
A
9-11
9-
1
9-15
9-
5
Storage, Ltd.—
(quar.)
M'achine Co.
Sons
25c
Co.
Ry., common
1
Light,
1
8-18
$1
9-15
8-31
10-16
9-29
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
1
50c
;
Southern
Power
(quar.)
Co
(E.)
9-
9-
(quar.)
common
2
8
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06%
10-
9-
8
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12'/2
10-
9-
8
(quar.)
(monthly)
$1.25
10-
9-
8
7c
10-
9-
9
7c
11-
preferred
Corp.
—
Monthly
Kellogg Company
Kelsey-Hayes Co.
Corp.
Kewanee
copper
40c
Kingsport
10-
9-
10-
9-
10-
9-
omitted
10-
1
5'/2%
9-15
Electric,
*10-15
9-30
10-
2
9-20
Lakeport
9-15
8-30
Lamson
1
9-
1
10-26
9-15
9-15
8-31
payment
20c
(quar.)
9-11
13 %c
(quar.)
A
_L
Co.
11-
1
9-
1
10-21
10c
9-20
9-
1
32 %c
9-15
9-
1
9-30
10-15
i
(quar.)_
common
preferred
Heater
1
9-
12'/2c
Ltd
time)
this
at
9-
9-15
35c
Kittanning Telephone (quar.)
Kroehler Mfg. Co. (Common
Inc.
9-15
9-15
$1
(quar.)
Assn.,
Press
9-15
8-29
10c
Oil, class A
(quar.)
B
Land
1
2
10c
9-
Class
9-
9-22
10-
-,,$-1.25
10-
5
10-10
9-15
25c
(quar.)
(monthly)
Kennecou
Lake
Central
Airlines, 6%%
National Bank (N.
&
Sessions
pfd.
H.)
Co., common
convertible
preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
9-28
10-
1
35c
9-15
8-15
10c
9-11
9-
5
59 %c
(quar.)
A
10-15
10-
2
12-
11-10
25c
(quar.)
9-
5
Lehigh
9-
5
Leitch Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Lexington Water Co., 5%% pfd.
5»/2%
preferred B
(quar.)
B
Lincoln
40c
1
(Louisville,
Portland
10-15
9-15
10-
5
9-15
Loblaw
9-12
8-31
$1.60
9-21
9-
6
9-29
9-
8
Cement
life
Income
(quar.)
$3c
Insurance
Lone
Star
Long
Island
1
10-
2
9-
8
10-
2
9-
8
9-15
10c
___—
Cement
CO
$40c
(quar.)
Corp.
Trust Co.
(quar.)
9-22
30c
(quar.)
8-23
1
10-14
25c
Y.)
(N.
10-
1
9-15
9-
6
9-15
9-15
9-
1
55c
9-15
9-
1
20c
10-22
9-18
10-22
9-18
90c
1
Co.
Gas
9-
$1.43%
$1.37%
(quar.)
Groceterias, Ltd.—
1st preference B (quar.)
10-
4
9-15
Ludlow
Vic
tl2Vic
45c
87Vic
20c
$1.12%
10c
10-
4
9-15
Ludlow
10-22
9-22
10-20
9-15
$6 preference
(quar.)—
Luminator-Harrison, Inc. (quar.)_
9-11
8-31
Lynchburg
9-
5
8-23
9-
1
8-23
Macy
9-
Madison
9-19
5
Corp. (quar.)
Typograph Co.,
(R.
40c
27c
25c
20c
$1.25
H.)
&
Gas
8-22
Maine
9-15
New
9-30
9-16
10-16
9-30
4.75%
preferred
1
Maplewood Bank & Trust Co.
5
Maritime
7%
9-15
9-
1
9-15
8-31
9-26
2
9-11
2
9-
8
preferred
tl2Vic
tl2Vic
15c
30c
93%c
20c
"
20c
27Vic
$1.06'A
f22Vic
$1
1_
;L
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
9-20
25c
10-
2
9-20
10-
2
9-11
10-
2
9-11
Common
Mash
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
Maryland
&
Dock—
Dry
31'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
C.)
(F.
$1.12%
(quar.)—
(Common payment
omitted at this time).
Stock
Investors Growth
Massachusetts
Protective
Means
W.)
(F.
&
Co.,
10-
2
9-20
10-
2
9-20
Merchants
10-
1
9-15
Mesta
10-
1
9-15
Meyer
10-
1
9-15
Miami
10-
1
9-15
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
Inc.
10-10
9-22
Mill
9-
Minneapolis Brewing Co.
$7
preferred
(quar.)
Industries,
Factors
9
9-
10-
2
9-15
3 '/2 %
9-12
8-30
4.20%
Mohasco
Industries,
9-15
9-
1
Class
9-
1
8
6
10-
1
9-
6
9-15
10-
1
8-30
9-15
9-30
9-
1
9-30
9-
1
9-30
9-
1
9-20
8-23
9-15
9-
15c
2
(quar.)
—
9-30
9-15
9-15
10-10
15c
9-15
30c
(quar.)
—
10c
1
9-
15c
—
1
9-14
9-22
37 %c
(quar.)_____
common
10-
10-
2
9-15
9-
8
8
9-20
9-
4
9-11
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
$1.05
9-15
9-
1
$ 22 % c
9-29
9-
1
(quar.)
$22 %c
9-29
9-
1
preferred
$55c
9-29
9-
1
B
Moore-McCormack
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Lines—
payment
(Common
omitted
at this time).
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
Mutual System, Inc., common
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Mutual Trust (Shares of beneficial interest)
2c
8-29
9-
35 c
A
Inc.,
7
9-15
87 %c
preferred
preferred
5 '/2 %
9-15
9-
62 %c
(quar.)
Molson's Brewery, Ltd., class A
9-15
9-
(quar.)
Mirro Aluminum Co..
1
9-
9-
class
$1.75
15c
(extra)
Corp.
8-29
15c
(quar.)
Co.
8-24
9-15
$1.50
——
(quar.)
Refrigerating
(Geo. J.)
11-
1
common
(quar.)
Corp.
Machine Co.
8-31
8-31
40c
(quar.)_
(quar.)^
•
Medford
9-25
42 %c
6c
Assn.
(quar.)
Mercantile Discount Corp.
1
Fund
(From investment income)
Massachusetts
,
Co.—
&
8
10-
9-20
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.
8
10-
10-16
9-20
9-11
/
2
2
9-
1
9-
9-20
2
9-
10-15
9-24
10-16
10-
2
8
75c
10-
1
2
9-15
$17 %c
common
preferred
10-
10-
9-15
$22 %c
(quar.)
(N. J.)
(quar.)
10-
9-29
9-15
1
2
10-
25c
9-11
10-
1
1010-
24c
25c
9-15
9-30
10-
6
9-30
(quar.)
$1
8-30
9-15
9-
8-25
Telegraph & Telephone, Ltd.—
Common
1
2
9-15
10-20
59 %c
(quar.)
9-15
1
10-
1
9-15
$12%c
quar.)_
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mills,
9-
9-
50c
9-
25c
(quar.)
(initial
9-
9-
1
Service—
9-30
9-15
10-
25c
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
56'Ac
2c
—I—
(quar.)
Co.
9-11
20c
20c
9-15
12Vic
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
(Joseph)
common
Maple Leaf
common
Electric
&
Public
1
9-30
9-
Foundry
from
net
investmetn
income
and
9-12
10c
9-30
9c
10-16
9-30
37 %c
10-16
9-30
2c
8-31
from
security
50c
9-12
8-25
Nation-Wide
50c
9-12
8-25
profits)
(quar.)———————-
40c
25c
9-12
8-25
9-15
9-
4c
8-31
8-24
7%c
———
9-15
9-
8
$1.05
9-26
9-
7
Securities—
(Year-end
—_
(G.)
9-
2
25c
&
City
1———
Co., class A__—_—
Class B
Mining Co.
110-
5%
Nachman Corp.
$1.40
(quar.)
Corp.
8-31
Keweenaw
9-
1
Grinnell
5
9-11
9-29
9-
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)__
1
9-
1
$45c
9-
10c
Stores,
&
9-
9-20
10-
9-11
10-
50c
tl3c
—-.—25c
$1.50
(quar.)_—
9-15
9-15
1
10-
(quar.)
——
9-30
6
10-
25c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
9-15
9-
6%
Kokenge
Kavanau
10-10
(quar.)——
(quar.)_
—
—
9-29
9-15
4'A%
10-25
i———
preferred
9-15
10-16
10-
(quar.)
preferred
5%
7c
—
2
4'/2%
$1.25
25c
7Vic
7Vic
17Vic
$1.15
$1.23
$1.25
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Grant (W. T.) Company, common (quar.)—
3%%
preferred
Vquar.).!
Green Giant Co.
(quar.)J.
——:
8-21
25c
(quar.)___-
Financial
(quar.)
Mackay
A
Class
8-21
(quar.)
Copper Co._,___^_
Christiana Securities" Co),
T.
1
$1
York
Chile
I.
r9-
65c
(quar.)
New
4%
200%
10c
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)_:
Telegraph
(quar.)
Stations
Graham-Paige
5
9-1
4c
Chicago Mill & Lumber
Chicago Rivet & Machine
7%
4c
;
Kansas
9-30
(quar.)
Inc.
Stock
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kahn's
9-25
45c
(Boston)
5%
Insurance
Envelopes,
87%c
(quar.)
Trust
Inc.,
(quar.)
Falls
(quar.)
Transformer
9-15
9-26
28Vic
_:
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Glens
Co.;—
'
Co.
$4.92
9-19
30c
(quar.)_
.____
2
10-
(quar.)_
:
2
10-
$15c
(annual)
(quar.)___
Lamson
&
10-13
—
common
(quar.)
Genung's, Inc.
(quar.)
Georgia Power Co., $4.60
;
Julian
10-10
9-30
Railway Signal (quar.)___
Brewing Co., class A (quar.)—
Class
Inc.
Co.,
Investors
Co.
Mills,
&
Transportation
Investors
General
Century Shares Trust—
C.
Box
9-30
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
9-15
9-1
preferred
preferred
(Julius)
2
preferred
5%
200%
B
Market Basket,
Inc.
10-
11-15
9-21
31/aC
31/aC
17Vic
5Vic
—
(quar.)__
2
5.25%
Central
9-30
Funds:
(quar.)
preferred
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)————
(qu'ar.)——
10-
4.75%
6%
conv.
8
2%
68 %c
(Canada)
preferred
2nd
&
4'/2%
$$1
(quar.)
preferred' (quar.)
series
Corp.
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
series
150c
(quar.)__.
payment
Works
$42 %c
A__
Kennedy,
Power
9-21
8"
9-30
(quar.)
A
pfd. (quar.)
Mortgage Assn. (monthly)$1.50
Custodian
Utilities
9-30
class
Fundamental Investors,
$43%c
class
common
9-30
85c
20c
(quar.)__—
Inc.
Co.,
Whitney,
Screw
Frouge
10c
___
(quar.)
Y.)
Fleming Company, common (increased)
5%
preferred
(quar.)____-—
—
Fort Worth Steel & Machinery Co.
(quar.)_
8-25
(quar.)
,
&
National
Federal
9-15
9-15
Gregg,
(Max)
Federal
9-15
$1.18%
Ltd., $1
preferred
,
9-15
Insurance—
preferred
4.60%
10-2
&
Coe
Preferred
Mortgage (quar.).
Ltd. (quar.)
Products
Common
4.6%
Factor
Franklin
(quar.)
&
Maine
3.50%
Faber
split
Carey (Philip)
Mfg.
(quar.)__
Carpenter (L. E.) & Co. (stock dividend)—.
Central
9-15
9-15
63c
'
two-for-one
common
Products
Carey,; Baxter
Jones
Magnin
1
10-1
75c
B
Capital
10-
(N.
Insurance
Fairbanks
37%C
(quar.)
Wallpaper,
5%
1
8-29
t$l
preferred
Canadian
Class
8-31
40c
Celanese
$1.75
'
30c
$12'/2c
54'/2C
6'Ac
—
9-
V
_
___
a
States
Canadian
1
9-
Inc.—
Co.,
9-15
Excelsior
6%
stock
Breweries,
9-
9-20
Lowell
(initial)—
B
9-
23 %c
(quar.)
dividend)
Terminals
preferred
60c
30c
——
(quar.)
9-30
Corp.—
Permanent
9-15
22Vic
(quar.):—
33c ''
"
com-
._
Foundries, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
4Vi%
2%c
6%
Ky)
9-29
-
>
(quar.)
Canadian
8
October
10c
taken
Iron
Canada
9-
split
stock
9-30
3c
Y.)
(N.
Ltd.,
pref.
Johnston
75c
in
early
(quar.)
Instrument
Common
time)
approved
preferred
9-29
10%
——
8-17
Canada, Ltd.—
semi-annual)
of
(stock
Club,
5'/a%
6
4.75%
42c
___
Power,
Hecla,
9-15
Y.—
N.
5-for-l
Co.
Autolite
Bond
Class
$$1.50
will
proposed
a
Electronic
Power—
___
Jockey
9-
9-30
$1.12 Vi
of
Co.
.__
Stainless
Electric
9-15
8-15
:
(quar.)
Insurance
Edgewater Steel
9-15
8-25
15c
Eastern
9-15
2
10-
20c
on
1
(quar.)
—
dividend
Stockholders
$1.37Vi
(quar.)
9-15
9-25
Association—
(quar.)__
Eastern Life
Stock
Loan
(quar.)__
& Fuel
Common
9-18
Semi-annual
Calumet
3
Co.
Electric
JCS
50c
5
1
stock
Gas—
Western
10-
9-15
A
Trust
t$l
$$1.50
$30c
(quar.)
1
9-15
Co.
(quar.)
(increased
Irving
Kysor
preferred
participating
8-18
9-18
12Vic
,
common
$1
15c
Gas
Participating
9-
10-16
50c
(quar.)
Packing
2
Bakeries, Ltd.—
9-15
9-15
$55c
...
Natural
9-
1
4c
t$l
(quar.)
dividend)
Insurance
common
(increased
Kuhlman
Tennessee
10-
■
40c
29 Vic
—
8-31
approval
(stk.
50c
(quar.)
5
9-29
$1
Fund
Class
9-
$50c
to
(quar.)
Common
I
9-29
6c
(quar.)
Co.,
Syndicate
8
9-
27)
52%c
467/sc
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
preferred
Eastern
common
(quar.)__
(quar.)_^_______________
preferred
10-
12Vic
(quar.)
Sept.
9-
2
9-15
52 Vic
(quar.)
Corp.,
Stockholders
9-30
(quar.)
East
prior preferred (quar.)______
Byer-Rolnick Hat
(quar.)
California
9-15
(monthly)
Accident
preferred
7
9-29
10-
Ltd.—
Tenn.)
Growth
9-15
2
A
Co.
&
Investors
5
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
9-
10-
preferred
$5
common
9-20
10-
preferred
tlOc
(quar.)
this
Electric
1
4.20%
9-15
6%
California
5
9-
4.15%
(resumed)
(No
preferred
.
Buzzards
9-
9-15
$1,121/2
4%
9-30
__'—
(quar.)
at
9-15
Salt
Life
(Chattanooga,
9-15
9-
tl2'/ac
(quar.)
(from invest, income)
class A
preferred
1
!
common
Corp.
Power
4.36%
5'/a%
$1.50
—
.
Interstate
5
87%c
(quar.)
9-30
1
(quar.)__•__
Corp
(interim)
9-22
9-11
Light
Co.,
5
9-
$3
Frere,
10-
._
(quar.)_t
Club
preferred
9-
9-20
t55c
(s-a)
Dupuis
40c
preference
9-20
8-31
*
5.28%
40c
8-31
Inc., class A (extra)
Boyertown Burial Casket Co. (quar.)
Bridgeport
Interstate
9-29
9-25
50c
Ltd.
Corp.
Corp.
International
9-
;___
Iron
9-11
$25c
.
(stock div.)
Dubois
25c
__
Corp.,
9-15
25c
___.
25c
(quar.)
Interlake
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8
9-15
48c
i
stock
Credit
9-11
15c
(quar.)__,
9-15
held)
Traction
10-
9-25
Bostitch,
Brazilian
2
25c
9-14
10c
Book-of-the-Month
10-
87y2C
.___
9-
9-15
$1.13
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Ltd., cl. A
4%
preferred (quar.)
5c
RR
preferred
$1.40
(quar.)
C.), Inc., common
prior
6
1
9-25
(quar.)
(Canada)
share
9-
9-
25c
;
9-29
9-29
9-29
t30c
class
stockholders
9-15
(s-a)
(quar.)
Laboratories
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)
split subject
common
(2-for-l
1
9-30
9-11
(quar.)
Industries
9-
9-15
t75c
(quar.)
62 '/2c
12c
(quar.)
Acceptance
2
(quar.)
2
9-29
Properties,
New
9-30
20c
;
9-15
9-11
20c
(Canada)
40c
(quar.):
9-29
9-15
69c
!
(quar.)
9-29
(quar.)
10-
25c
Hats, Ltd. (quar.)
Oil Co.
(liquidating)
($.19027; share of Flintkote
(H.
9-14
20c
10-16
3%
Ltd.
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
RR.
9-29
quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
5c
(Calif.) —
preferred A
(quar.)
Telephone
20c
(quar.)
com.
__
$1.56'A
Biltmore
for
10-16
51'Ac
517/8C
Bishop
Bohack
Income
8-31
Corp.
Eastern
Tobacco
9-13
:_i.
Isle
Imperial
preferred (quar.)
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
9-11
37Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Counselors,
1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Chemical, Inc.
(increased)
5c
preferred
Telephone
10-
12Vic
_.
Beauty
Oil,
9-18
.-
Furniture
Imperial
10-13
Inc
preferred
6
'15c
(Milwaukee)
Incorporated
10-
45c
40c
—
(quar.)_
dividend
$6.25
1
Inland
Engineering Corp. (stock dividend)
Subject stockholders approval on Sept. 18
duPont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
9-10
30c
(quar.)
City,
Stock
Basic,
Corp.
11-
\
Ltd.
8
8-31
Cement
of
Dunn
9-11
$4.50
yjoseph)^& Sons
Bank Stock
Central
Ideal
$1.31%
Co.
Realty
Co.
Electronics
3.75%
Bancroft
Illinois
ap-
:
$3.50
:—
(quar.)
Ltd.
6
15c
common
Co.
1
9-
9-25
Corp
Incorporated Investors
$10c
(quar.)
to
com.
A
Crucible
5
9-
10-
10c
(quar.)
&
Corp.
10-11
9-11
10c
RR.,
Extra
5
tl5c
(quar.)_
class
Trust
Mortgage
9-30
(quarD)25c
Telephone,
10-
30c
:
Industries
(Joseph)
Light
Company
1
$1.31 %
(quar.)
&
Diana
5
Co.
(Stockholders
ap¬
proved 2-for-l stock split effective Sep. 1)
Atlantic
Bell
11-
25c
Turbine
Steam
9-15
$9c
Atlantic City Electric
preferred
Laval
9-
_
Hardware,
9-15
(quar.)
Ltd.,
9-
9-22
5
9-15
1
(quar.)
(increased
Michigan
9-29
(reduced)
Gas
8%
&
7Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Associated Spring Corp.
Atlanta
Dayton
Frere,
9-28
'
B
9- 5
&
$1
Extra
Class
David
35c
(quar.)
H.l
8-21
1
(quar.)__
10-
35c
(quar.)
Asgrow Seed Co
(J.
9-15
9-15
5c
$45C
prior preferred I (quar.)—
1
35c
(quar.)
Inc., common
Mills,
16 VaC
4'%%
9-
Corp.
preferred
9-15
40c
,
Ashdown
River
5%
2
10-
30c
Cigar
9-12
Insurance
conv.
10-
Industrial
America,
Inc.
9-28
(quar.)
10-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
6 %c
(quar.)
common
A
Investors
50c
Corp.
of
9-19
common
class
30c
J25c
Son
&
5%
Corp.,
30c
9- 8
(quar.)
com.
Extra
Constable Corp.
flic
15c
Corp.
9-
9-29
$2.75
8
9-15
___
Hocking Glass Corp.,
$4 preferred (quar.)
Industries
Hupp Corp.,
Huyck
(quar.)
9-15
10c
Anchor
Angostura-Wuppermann
8-18
8-18
9-
.
9-29
43%c
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.
1
12
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.,
(S.)
&
1
(quar.)
8-31
10—6
(quar.)
common
9-
9-15
9-15
75c
(quar.)
M.)
Holders
40c
Fire
Steel Industries-
(Canada),
Co.
Curtis
___
(quar.)_
Marine
2
25c
(quar.)
Illinois
subject
9-15
;_
A
(quar.)
American Sugar Refining,
7% preferred
(quar.)
Ampco Metal, Inc. (quar.)
Arnold
split
Co.
preferred
25c
_
(R.
Home
2
(quar.)
Zellerbach
Year-end
Hollingshead
1
preferred
10-
(quar.)
Mining,
Corporation
9-
(quar.)__
9- 5
Steel
9-18
9-
2
9-20
6%
10-
(quar.)
30c
preferred
American
Arvin
Corp.
9-
5V4%
Hinde & Dauch, Ltd.
1%
Corp.
Crucible
Hill
9-18
10-
15c
i
9-14
8
9-11
2
Splendor
$1.37%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Zellerbach
Crown
9-15
9-15
9-25
10-
Y.)—
(N.
9-22
—
(quar.)___
American
Anaconda
2
8-18
$1.25
30c
__
(Houston)
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
common
30c
_
Hardware
Ice
10-
Hidden
(quar.)
1
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
Bartlett
9-30
$1.25
Copper &
A
9-
Inc.
Spencer,
12c
25c
(quar.)
i
Insurance
American
6%
Line
Telegraph
General
American
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., pfd. A (initial)
dividend
Class
1
Hibbard,
Share
(quar.)
Inc.
Quarterly
15c
Barge
(reduced)
Stock
Hewitt-Robins,
8-30
30c
5%
B
Coal
2
8
$1
(quar.)
stock
Participating
10-
9-
Corp.—
proval of stockholders Oct.
Consolidated Royalties, Inc.—
$1.12%
preferred
10-15
50c
(quar.)
Foods
Heublein,
$1.75
Building
Cigar Corp.,
preferred
2
30c
(interim)
com.
(quar.)
Water,
preferred
514%
$1.50
Mfg.,
$5
10-
17 %c
Telephone
Inc.,
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co.
>
2%
20c
(quar.)
American
Co.,
11
Per
Name of Company
10-15
15c
(quar.)
Discount
10-
V,,
v
Alco
4%%
(quar.)
cum.
& participating
Participating
■
of Ree.
Holders
10c
5%
;
preferred
Holders
class A
...
preferred
$1
Co.
(quar.)
Albemarle
&
Finance
45c
Aeroquip Corp.
Agricultural
2nd
Colonial
Corp.—
(Common payment omitted at this time),
(stock dividend)___;
'
B
6%
When
Share
of Company
Aberdeen
Y.,
Corp..
Peabody
Commercial
Per
Name
N,
When
Payable of Rec.
lc
preferred
4%
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
of
Forge-Waynesboro
Cluett
payment date.
Co.
Utilities, class
Finance
7%
Share
B
Clifton
the payments previ¬
show
we
two
Casualty
Citizens
all
during the current week.
second
in
grouped
are
indicate
we
(851)
Brewing
Co.
(quar.)—
1
gains
payment of 80c from capital
and a 25c distributiom from net
investment income)
—
•
Is
12
(852)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Name
National
Y.)—
(quar.)____—__
(Detroit)
30c
N.
Electric
National
Gas
National
Gypsum
Co.
National
Oats
National
Tank
Co.
Co.
tquar.)
System
(quar.)
B
Norristown
9-
1
1
9-
1
8-31
10-
2
9-
Trust
iquar.)__
com.
./
Public
preferred
prior
5%.
2nd
preferred
Sun
Northern
Insurance
New*
Co.
York
2
9-
6
10-
2
9-
1
9-22
9-
shares
Superior
10-14
9-22
Swift
10-14
11-16
10-14
11-
1
$1.25
9-15
9-30
V.)
10-
2
9-5
prcval of stockholders Sept.
Allyn & Bacon, Inc. (increased)
10-
2
9-5;,
Allied
ap¬
9-15
9-
1
tl6V4C
(quar.)
share
(One
preferred
for
held).
of
$1
10
eacn
par
9-15
9-
7
Allis
9-15
9-
7
Alpha
class
re¬
B
6%
9-
9-25
12Vic
(quar.)
9-11
9-15
6c
(quar.)
convertible
Texas
7
10-
40c
Electric
$4
9-16
9-
1
4%:
5
preferred
9-
9-15
9-5
3Vi%
9-5
American
9-15
15c
$1
11-
1
10-16
Nov. 8
stock dividend.
on
on
(quar.)_-
$1.16
10-
2
9-15
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.27
11-
1
10-16
$4
proposed
a
Power
&
Light—
preferred
(quar.),
;
11-
$1
10-10
Flour
Ogilvie
Ltd.
Mills,
J50c
Ohio
Forge
Ohio
Water
Machine
&
Service
City
Ben
Town
Coal
ferred
Ontario
omitted
Steel
9-
4
9-
8
this
at
Products,
the
Ltd.
40c
$1.14
11-
10-10
$1.19
11-
10-10
(quar.)
$1.21
11-
10-10
52c
10-
8-18
Texas
Utilities
(quar.)
Tuermogas Co.
8
Thomas & Betts Co., common
9-
8
Thrift
9-15
11-15
J25c
tquar.)
(quar.)
31V4c
9-30
9-15
series)
(quar.)____
37Vic
9-30
9-15
1
8-23
4V'4%
10-16
Title
Corp.—
preferred
Insurance
B
&
9-
Osborne
$2
35c
9-29
9-22
Oshkosh
B'Gosh,
15c
9-
1
8-18
Trans-Prairie
Transcon
Lines,
10-
1
9-15
Trust
of
9-30
9-15
Tucson
8-17
Twin
(quar.)__—:
Inc.
Pacific
Indemnity
25c
Pacific
Outdoor
15c
Parker
Corp
Co. (quar.)
Advertising Co
9-15
4c
Pennsylvania
Light,
&
Power
preferred
(quar.)_—___—
4.40%
preferred
10-
preferred
<quar.)_
__
People Trust
(Reading, Pa.)
(quar.)—____■
Peoples Life Insurance (Wash., D. C.) (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola
Co.
tquar.)
Permanente
Petroleum
Cement
&
3%%
Plastics
<H.
Corp.
K.), Inc.
A
Company
Public
Service
Increased
Power
of
Co.
preferred
Stock
United
Board
8-25
United
10-31
10-
6
9-14
9-
7
10-
2
Electric
Felt
9-15
9-
1
9-
9
9-22
50c
9-15
8-18
20c
9-18
9-
(quar.)
U.
S.
1
9-18
10-
1
9-18
Corp.
Tobacco
S.
7%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
9-
9-11
United
Telephone
8-30
United
Towns
8-30
Truck
S.
pfd.
Utilities & Indsutries
Power
&
Light,
$1.28
4%
preferred
8-29
American
5
American
Insulator
8
American
Insurance
American
American Investment
5
9-15
9-
9-30
10-
32c
,
9-15
$1
(quar.)
Publication
_J
;
2
10-
2
9-15
10-
2
9-15
9-15
2
American
Meter
9-15
American
Motors
Corp., Ltd.
Stock dividend
50c
9-20
9-30
9-11
20c
9-30
9-
9-
8
Wagner
9-
1
Waukesha
25%
35c
9-30
9-14
12Vic
10-
$2
(quar.)
common
10-
(quar.)
9-
8
$4.20
preferred
9-8
2
9-
Vest
Electric
Welded
ft
at
this
Inc.
Corp.
4Vi%
4% %
Rice
Rock
of
Rollins
1
10-11
Wieboldt
11-
1
10-11
$4.25
9-
8
Pass
9-30
9-15
11-11
8-25
25c
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
20c
9-
8
;
tquar.)
X25c
(quar.)
25c
Inc.
Paper
San
Peterson
Juan
Santa
.
Co.
9-
8-31
9-10.
Arms
Corp.
10-25
10-20
Scarfe & Co., Ltd.,
Scott
Foresman
Second
class A
Yukon
&
Stores,
preferred
preferred
3Vi%
Life
(Denver)
&
Insurance
Wisconsin
Angeles)
Oct.
4,/2 %
Michigan
preferred
Younker
Co.
Ltd.,
(Payment
stock
Inc.
5%
the
on
omitted
Carolina
25c
7
Publishing—
time).
9-11
8-28
9-
+25c
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
15C
9-15
8-26
$1.25
9-15
8-26
25c
9-11
8-28
25c
&
Gas,
com.
(quar.)
9-11
8-26
preferred
A
(quar.)_,
Gas & Water, common
Stock
.
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
Common
Gas
&
(quar.)
10-
2
9-
8
10-
2
9-
8
10-
2
9-
8
10-
2
9-
8
Name
10-
2
64iYc
4 75%
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)____/
(stock dividend)
this
9-
8
10-
2
Inc.
(quar.)
Abrams
(A.
$1.20
Acme
Paper.
changed
4V2%
from
Missiles
Class
A
Sugar
&
American
Stores
9-15
9-
1
American
States
Agricultural
Refineries,
Class
9-20
Class
9-20
$1.25
10-
1
9-20
American
Sterlizer
9-15
8-31
American
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
9-
8
8-25
American
Title
Smelting
9-
9
8-25
American
Tobacco
(quar.)
Reduction
Airport
Akron
Brass
Alabama
Alabama
4.60%
9-29
9-
1
1
Bank
(stock
(quar.)
preferred
of Rec
9-15
8-25
9-
8
9-15
8-24
9-1
8-4
f28Vic
JO-
1
10-25
"■
o-
1
10-11
(quar.)
10-
2
9-11
9-11
8-31
15c
Jl8c
8-18
9-
8-15
1
9-29
.
9-
9-14
6-15
1
7-31
'.10-13
10-10
9-
1
5%
quar.)
8-25
8-10
62Vic
9-
5
8-18
7Vic
9-
1
8-15
15c
(quar.)
9-14
8-25
40c
9-
8-18
1
$1.37Vi
(quar.)
10-
2
9-18
10-
2
9-15
$1.15
(quar.)
$1.05
10-
2
9-15
$1.23
pfd.
(quar.)
10-
2
9-15
50c
class
A
Wood
Steel
preferred
and
class
Natural
Co.,"
Gas
common
B
1
50c
(quar
on
1111-
1
10-51
50c. ..11-1
10-23
10-23
(quar.)
30c
9-
1
8-11
(quar.)
35c
9-13
8-25
(quar.)
$1.25
10-
1
9-13
Common
6%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
J25c
75c
9-
1
8-15
9-1
8-15
8-24
8-22
9-
5
8-31
8-31
10-
8-10
8-
-
1
8-
1
9-
2
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-9
10-
1
9-9
9-15
8-22
,
10c
Refining
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-9
9-1
90c
7y2C
10-
8-15
9-1
2
9-
9-22
7
4
50c
8-31
8-
70c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-1
8-10
37y2c
(quar.)___
Paper
Corp.
Canadian
A
Farms
Co.,
Corp.
9-26
9-
1
9-15
9-
1>
i-
f.30c
37y2c
6c
capital
!-
9-
1
9-
8
8-11
9-15
8-24
8-10
gains
>
36%c
i
50c
common
8-31
7-31
9-
8-18)
1
50c
preferred
■
•
,
plus 1.71c from ordinary income)
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. (quar.)___
participating
Participating
8-25
25c
,
of
9-20
12V2c
___^
(34.89c
8-15
8-25
12y2c
(quar.)
Telephone, Ltd.—
Inc.
1
1
•ajc
(quar.)
•
8-15
9-
9-
9-8
343/8c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Fund,
9- ,1
8-10
75c
(quar.)_
9-1
*8-10
I2y2c
9-
1
8-10
t30c
9-
1
7-20
18c
Ltd.r common (quar.)_
Service, common (quar.)
Arizona Public
9-
1
7-31
$1.10
preferred
(quar.)
27J/2c
9-
1
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
62y2c
9-
1
7-31
$2.36
preferred
(quar.)
59c
9-
1
7-31
$2.40
preferred
(quar.)
60c
9-
1
7-31'
$2.75
preferred
(quar.)
9-
1
Arkansas
90c
Louisiana
683/4c
Gas,
common
Common
4.65%
(quar.)
preferred
Class
A
Asbestos
$1.50
$5
Co.,
common
(auar.)___
Corp.,
Oil
&
preferred
Associated
6%
Atlanta
8-10
9-
1
8-11
9-
9-1
8-1
9-
8-
50%
40c
1
17'/2c
'
9-1
}30c
;
9-29
9-
8-14
9-15
8-14;
8-14
9-15
62y2c
9-
1
9-
1
(accumulative).
Fe
(quar.)
Charlotte
Line
■■
! v;
9-15
9-
30c
9-
1
7-28
$4.50
9-
1
8-191
$1.50
1,
Ry.—
1
;
Air
8-11
8-11
*
preferred
8,
9-15
$1.25
Santa
8-1
30c
$1.31 V\
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
1
1,
37y2c
(quar.)
common,
common
8-11
9-15
9-12
Transport—
Topeka
&
9-15
8
15c
Iquar.)
convertible
Common
2
9-
933/4c
(quar.)_____
preferred
8-31/
9-15
10-
40c
(quar.)
Refining,
Associated Dry Goods,
5.25%
8-18
75c
(quar.)
;
Ltd.
preferred
8-18 '
9-14
$1.16y4
Corp.
(quar.)
Armstrong Cork Co., com. (increased quar.)
$3.75 preferred <quar.)__"
Armstrong Faint <fe Varnish Works (quar.)
Aro
Equinment (stock dividend)__
Water
9-14
27c
(quar.)
Steel
Artesian
7-31
25c
preference
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri Power—
Armco
7-31
22y2c
(quar.)__
conv.
Atchison
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
1
5
(quar.)_
(Miami)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (qtiar.)_________
Anthony Pools, Inc.
:
Ashland
(quar.)
&
Co.
8-29
9-
9-
40c
(quar.)
Lead & Smelting
Products (quar.)
Radio
Argus
10-2
(quar.)
Insurance
Writing
Post
Arden
9-25
Water Works—
Anchor
Apache
20c
12!/2c
Foundries
preferred
Class
9-11
12-11
3iy4c
.____.
American Zinc,
Anglo
9-20
12-20
12y2c
__;
Co.
1
—
(quar.)
preferred
American
$3
to
By-Products—
Extra
5%
Holders
(Pittsfield)—
dividend)
.•__
4.20%
preferred
4.92%
Alabama
8-25
9-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A (initial
Alabama-Tennessee
9-15
the
9-29
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Power,
B
10-13
*
62V2c
10c
Corp., common
*$5.50 preferred A (quar.)
Alan
When
7Vic
____
Gas
Class
1
in
Payable
J30c
(quar.)
Parking,
8
9-
given
Construction—
Industries
9-
$1.183/4
5%
being
$1
Air
9-15
8
(Indianapolis)
1
5'/2%
1
50c
1
in
1
9-
$7
10-
'
9-
5%
dividend)
10-
Steel
9-
9-15
9-15
22y2c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
.
8
9-15*
$1.25
(annual)
Insurance
A
9 '
40c
9-20
B
9-
$1.75
preferred
preferred
10-2
9-
11-30
9-15
*
Co.
9-20
$1.25
(quar.)
1
U2V2c
National
Metal
A
9-
(quar.)
10-
Ltd.—•
Quarterly
Air
Class
1
non-cum.
9-29
12-15
30c
V
(quar.)
8
7Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Standard Sanitary—
&
Seating Co. (quar.)__"
American Shipbuilding, com. (stk.
7%
8-24
8y3C
(quar.)
preferred
12-
8c
(quar.)
Aeroquin Corp.
8
9-30
pfd.
semi-annual
a
(quar.)
preference
9-
11-
Common
10-16
22V2c
(initial-quar.)
common
&
R.), Inc.( increased).
Common
9-28
$1.20
Radiator
1-2-62
9-25
9-20
—
American
1
quarterly basis.
25c
1
preferred
non-cumulative
7%
8-31
30c
7
9-15
Ltd.—
9-
15c
(quar.)—
new
%
:
11-21
$1
9-15
Per
(quar.)
Stores
Power
/ 9-11
9-28
these
8-22
1
$1.25
American Rubber & Plastic Com.
previous
The list does not include divi¬
week,
1
(quar.)
com.
8-25
Share
Inc.
Inc.,
Abitibi
9-30
10-
Lines,
.9-15
912-
:
9-1
announced
V
,
Inc.
10-16
25%
5
9-29
35c
(quar.)
non-cumulative
5%
American
Andrea
ALD,
50c
75C
9-
2
5%
Chemical,
(quar.)
9-29
50c
of Company
Industries,
$1.12V2
42Vic
(quar.),
Spencer Shoe Corp.
Vic
56V4c
62
$1.12Vi
preferred
Royalty
8
Electric—
4.80%'
Southland
9-
2%
(quar.)
Indiana
2
57Vic
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Water, 4Vi% pfd. (quar.)__
Puerto Rico Sugar, 8%
pfd. (quar.)_
Southern
10-
57Vic
(quar.)
series
37Vic
'
.
1
&
Equipment
American
dividends
9-15
25c
9-15
30c
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores
(quar.)___
7
10-
$1.12 V2
not yet paid.
Adams Express Co.,
Adirondack
Industries
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
5
.
(quar.)—
preferred
8-26
.
convertible
this
Electric
preferred
9-11
9-22
(quar.)
4.60%/
4Vi %
9-
*50c
,
7
99-
preceding table.
8-22
7c
(quar.)_____:
preferred
Southern
announced
ACF
27tic
$3
at
4.60%
South
1
(quar.)_
9-
2
Co.—
the
2
2
._
common
Products
5.125%
South
10-
10-
Wesson—.
4.50%
dends
/.a
(quar.)
preferred
&
and
give
8-25
9-29
9-29
(quar.)
President
American
we
8-31
8-31
(quar.)
(Galveston)
8iy4c
(quar.)
9
' 10-14
50c
50c
20c
.
9-
97V2c
$1.75
75c
Power
Below
Payments
common
Simplicity Mfg.,
South
9-15
$0,089
(quar.)
preferred
Sonoco
8-31
12 Vic
:
Oil
5%
Angeles)
9-21
9-15
10-
J 10c
(quar.)__
22y2c
(quar.)
$1.06Vi
(quar.)
Bros.,
Acadia-Atlantic
(Los
Simmons-Boardman
Smih
10-
2).
Extra
5%
1
9-14
—
____
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
AMP,
15c
.
(Los
Ltd.
(quar.)
Wycoff Steel Co.
ACF-Wrigley
convertible preferred
called for redemption at $21
plus this dividend payment on
share
Silknit,
11-
Co.
5%
Seven-Up Bottling
Shell
1
8
issue
(Entire
a
9-
9-
5c
:
:
■
Insurance
Bros.,
9-15
17c
Quarterly
Seeman
9-22
9-22
$20c
(quar.)
Accident
(quar.)
Security Title
10-20
2
5c
;
stock
or
$5 special preferred
35c
common
9-15 7
$1.12y2
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Fund—
Optional in cash
Security
y10%
tquar.)
Potash
$4 preferred A
8-31
Co.
$1.25
Corp.,
Inc.,
8-11
1
(quar.)
com.
25c
1
.
Co.
&
Centennial
American
8-31
9-20
9-26
10-
5c
(quar.)
8-31
9-20
8-25
8c
dividend)
9-20
1
9-15
15c
tquar.t_
(quar.)
Racing Assoc. (stock
Drilling tquar.)___
Fe
Savage
&
Photocopy
30c
(quar.)
weeks
Row
American
News
1 '
1
;
tlOc
:
9-
9-
/2c
8-31
30c
(quar.)_
9-26
10-
4%c
9-20
•
7 Vic
(quar.)
8-7
25c
(quar.)
com.
common
American
6%
lc
Broadcasting.
White
1
93 34c
Ltd.
&
Ltd.
5
9-1
Extra
American
50c
America, class A
(quar.)
preferred
59%c
(quar.)
ijamest,
Ages
5%
11-
15c
(quar.)
Common
10-
(quar.)
common
Inc.
Robertson
8
12y2c
tquar.)
preferred
Rhodes.
;
9-
9-14
$1.121/2
(quar.)__
.'
Oil Co
Inc.,
3% %
preferred
(quar.)
common
Ranch
Rich's,
tquar.)'
common
9-22
10-12
Reynolds Co.—
&
A
50c
27V2c
preferred A
Class
(quar.)
convertible
2nd
Reynolds
passed
tquar.
Reynolds Metals Co.,
Pulp
Products,
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Western Bancorporation (increased
quar.)
Western Kentucky Gas (quar.)
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
lime).
Republic Aviation
Revlon,
2nd preferred
Co.
Co.
Virginia
Vested
Reading Company—
(Payment on the 4%
Corp.
Motor
Tube
9-
Quarterly
9-15
American
2
5
9-15
—
10c
Insurance
$1.03'
(quar.)
J.)
$1.3iy4
Inc.,
Corp.
$1.05
(1955 series)
9-
(quar.)
8-31
$1.25
(quar.)—:
_$4.12 preferred
9-20
(quar.)
com.
Foundry,
Co.
9-29
%
8-25
.8-14
1
20c
N.
(quar.)__
9-20
40c
32'/2c
8
!__
(quar.)
Pyle National Co.,
preferred
9-22
10-2
25c
(quar.)
Purolator Products
preferred
,$1.01
preferred (quar.)_
'$4.04 preferred (quar.)__
$1.75
___—
Purex
(Springfield, Mass.)
Quarterly
Virginia Electric & Power, common (quar.)_
9-
9-8
9-11
30c
6y4c
(quar.)
Metal Climax,
4y2%
9-
1
15c
(quar.)
(Ill,),
Maize-Products,
preferred (quar.)
7%
5
(monthly)
Corp.
Co.
&
preferred
American
8-25
10-
i
8-25
8
$.032
(quar.)
Machine
3.90%
8
9-
(quar.)_
American
1
Valley Bank & Trust Co.
$5
Corp.—
Voting and non-voting common (quar.)—
Original & 1st preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
8%
10-
$1.06
$1.16Va
(quar.)_.
preferred
American
9-
Co.__,__
(Newark,
International
preferred
9-
9-29
5c
1
9-22
6
9-13
15c
•
9-
10-
15c
(quar.)
1
8-21/
1
17y2c
Quarterly
5
9-30
8-10
(quar.)_
Co.
8-31
9-
(quar.)__
Corp.
Corp.
9-
t20c
8-31
11-30
9-11
32y2c
99-
9-
$1.12Vi
9-15
12-15
1.
Derrick
9-22
(quar.)
A
Hospital Supply
5y4%
1
9-15
12y2c
(quar.):
stock
or
American.National
(quar.)
preferred
4.65%
cash
9-11
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—
4.24%
Optional
Products
25c
(quar.)
10- 2
17y2c
&
12Vic
pfd.
class
9-15
(quar.)
9-
Fund—
9-15
(quar.)
4Vi%
Ltd.
9-
9
Greetings,
Growth
30c
Oil Products
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)_
Upson-Walton Co._
5
Utah
1
(Delaware)
(Pa.),
Electric,
9-15
Carolina—
10-
Lines
7-31
8-10
9-15
(Orlando,
B~(quar.)
50c
(quar.),
8-29
9-11
15c
$1.50
Co.
Power
Hoist
9-25
4%
25c
Foreign
Home
10-16
2
25c
&
4334c
(quar.)
preferred
Upson
9-29
Class
10-
10-10*
47c
Quatrerly
American
2
9- 1
9-1
.___
Quarterly
American
9-15
■_
(quar.)
Casualty
9-14
30c
(quar.)
_______
common
&
8-16
10-
:
*
8-24
9-29
(quar.) 11:
Fire
1
30c
Universal
9-
9-11
"9-30
U.
9-
9-11
40c
87y2c
(quar.)
common
9-29
37Vic
(Md.
8-16
11- 1
40c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Power
Co.,
10c
(reduced)
Co.
1
10-10
1
$1.56y4
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)_
35c
$1.25
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
non-cumulative
9-
40c
11-
10c
(quar.)_
D
preferred
American
American
10-
8-25
9-8
9- 5
9-12
10-10
3iy4c
—
Co.,
Duralite, Inc.
American
15c
com.
Corp.
Fidelity & Guaranty
Fheight Co. (quar.)
S
U.
9-15
7
6%
preferred
1
37Vic
.
.'
Fastener
Gas
9-21
10c
2
9-15
17Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(Omaha)
Carton
&
9-11
-
10-
J15c
1
.
iquar.)
9-22
15c
quarterly
J.
(Kansas),
Yards
United-Carr
9-11
36c
x'
1—*
(quar.)
North
5%
Union
15c
(quar.)—
American
American
(quar.)__
preferred
System
10c
20c
Electric
Prophet
American
8-25
__.
N.
Light & Power
common
l%-~
(quar.)
Extra
Potomac
Gas
9-11
933/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
(Mass.)
Union
U.
preferred
tstbck dividend)____
Phillips Screw Co.
Porter
9-15
9-11
9-11
3y2%
American
9-30
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Pioneer
8
Trading Corp.—
class A
$1
Philco
8
9-
10-
17y2c
(quar.)
9-
10-
25c
15c
35c
preferred
4.60%
8
Co.,
Co.
9-30
20c
(quar.)__
Inc.. (quar.)_
convertible
Cyanamid
45c
—
Ltd.
County
Chicle
9-11
Angeles)
8-25
common—
preferred
American
9-30
8
9-
iquar.)_
Pipelines,
Electric
Coach
(Los
9-15
9-15
10- 2
9-15
10- 2
11- 1
62V/2c
(quar.)
$1.12 Vi
/:
Morris
Gas,
$1.50
8
9-
10-
$1.15
3.35%.
(quar.) ______!—''
(quar.)__
—7—____
9-
10-
$1.10
833/4C
____
2
10-
31 Vic
$1.12Vfc
(quar.)_
com.
4.50%
Co.
Co.
25c
25c
433/ic
(quar.)
6y4c
A
1 '
9-1
8-31 '•
8-31 1
(quar.)_
Corp.,
preferred
class
8-16
9-
9-15
9-15
20c
preferred
Cable
&
$1.06Vi
—-----
$1.62Vi
—
Additional
$6.25
•
Theatres
:
7%
Co.,
American
(quar.)
Trust
Quarterly ••■___
Tobin Pacxing Co.
prior
$1.25
series)
preferred (s-a)
Mfg.
(quar.)_______
$4
American
9-15
(1960
—
—__
(quar.)
Cement
8-25
9-15
(1959
!__
(quar.)
preferred
Chain
preferred
(quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount
Common
8-15
*
Rubber—
American
preferred
Thrifty Drug Stores Co.—
4 Vi %
preferred A
(quar.)
time)
American
9-30
12Vic
(quar.)
Biltrite
Can
$1.50
8-28
pre¬
9-12
20c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
common
1st preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)__
1
9-
Co.
(quar.)
American
$1.25
8-31
9-12
Investment,
6Vi.%
5%
Inc., common<quar.)_;
Bakeries
9- 1
9- 1
10- 2
10- 2
t25c
t50c
$1.25
25c
87Vic
oOc
30c
75c
(quar.)!
(quar.)
Bank Note,
8-11
8-11
9-15
8-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
Airlines,
American
tquar.)
common
(auar.)
preferred
9-30
13Vic
9-
9-30
75c
(quar.)
on
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
15c
(Pa.)
tquar.)
(payment
Paramount
Oregon
2
2%
Bank
Corp.
Corp.
stock
tquar.)
10-
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.84
4
__
National
Old
Old
Corp.
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
9-
25c
37V2C
:
2
125c
(quar.)
Extra
Oil
$4.56
10-
6%
America,
Canada,
preferred
2nd
$4.76
50%
American
American
(quar.)I
of
—
8-23
8-15
8- 7
8-18
9-15
9- 1
8-31
10- 1
9-1
25c
37V2C
tl5c
30c
933/4c
(quar.)
•
9-20
9- 1 *
8-18
9-30
9- 5
9- 1
9- 9
9- 5
9-10
10- 1
25c
$1.02
(quar.)
of
2nd
9-15
1
10-10
10- 2
9-21
8-16
(reduced)
(quar.)
preferred
1st
30c
1
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
preferred
12Vic
.-
preferred
Texas
(quar.)—
common
Cement
Ltd.
preferred
4Vi%
$4.56
1
corp.—
annual meet¬
$3.75
Aluminum
9-
Service—
preferred
Co.
Portland
9-
1
$5.08
(quar.)
will vote at the
(Louis)
Aluminum
9-15
(reduced)
Electric
Co.
&
Corp.,
Ivlfg. Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
4.08%
Aluminium,
:
Corp
Stores
13—
Allis-Chalmers
25c
8-17
—10-20
20c
11- 1
75c
10-20
$1
9-1
183/4c
10- 1
(quar.)—_________
split subject to
ap-
stock
preferred tquar,)_____—.—_______
Allison Steel Mlg. Co.. 75c conv. pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)__
Tappan Company
(quar.)
Tex-Tube, Inc., common (quar.)
9-18
—
Quarterly
held
(N.
8-18
9-15
Co.__
Gas
4%
Co.
9-1
10c
Co.* (quar.)
Maintenance Corp.
5%
8-31
15c
40c
(Milwaukee)
NatT Insurance
9-5
9-22
37y2c
Y. C.)
(quar.)
(Watertown)—
(N.
Trust
9-22
$1.06
$1.22
Quarterly
Nuclear-Chicago
deemable
2
Pictures,
Five-fof-four
f3%c
(quar.)
dividend
Sundstrand
10-
25c
Publishing, Ltd., class A
8-15
10-14
$1.25
$1.06V'4
$1.13
9-5
25c
Class B
Stock
9-15
10%
stock split subject to
proval of stockholders early in Oct).
8-18
9-29
10- 2
Allied
(Three-for-one
6
8-25
l^c
(quar.)
Stuyvesant Insurance
10-
Chemical
Corp.—
9-
1
Artists
Allied
Allied
9- 1
9-1
8-11
25c
Allied
9-15
_.
9-30
9-15
9- 8
(quar.)—;
5Vi% pfd. (quar.)__
8-31
20c
(quar.)
J30c
13J/4c
45c
Ltd.
Corp.,
2
9-30
(quar.)
preferred
Wells
Steel
9-
12Vic
:
9-15
Service—
tquar.)
Northern
ing to be
5%
8
Algoma
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
13Vic
quar.)
dividend
9-15
55c
Co,_,
Water
Indiana
Stockholders
Stock
8-30
Inc.—
(increased
9-29
(quar.)
(Mass.)
preferred (quar.)__
4.50preferred (quar.)
4.22%
preferred
tquar.)
Northrop Corp.
Camp,
Common
10c
Weaving, Ltd.,
Northwestern
Stokely-Van
8-21
9-13
Standard Structural Steel
9-13
6'Ac
J15c
115c
4y4 %
4.88%
9-20
10-
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
Per
of Rec.
9-14
30c
.
Name of Company
Payable
Snare
(quar.)—
Spring Street Capital (initial)-!
Standard Financial Corp.
(quar.)_
Corp.—
tquar.)
County
Northern
8-31
10-16
Company
.
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Sprague Electric
Struthers
(quar.i
Wire
Class
Norfolk
iquar.)
(quar.)
tquar.)
A
Niagara
Corp.
Electric
Electronics
Class
8-31
9-15
10-31
Aluminum Extrusion—
Jersey
Class A
Welding Machine, (quar.)—
Oil
&
England
Newark
8
15c
30c
50c
15c
30c
27c
(quar.)
New
9-15
9-
20c
——
National
New
Holders
Payable of Rec,
9-15
40c
(Norwich,
Trust
&
Casualty
Extra
Share
of Company
Bank
National
.
RR.
(s-a)
Volume
194
Number 6085
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
I
(853)
13
*
Name of
.
Per
Company
Atlanta Gas Light,
4.60%
preferred
4Va%.
New
Atlas
Corp.,
Life
I
8-18
4%
9-
l
8-18
4.20%
com.
9-18
9-
8
4%%
preferred
9-
8-15
4V2%
2nd preferred
(increased)
12Vic
60c
quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Insurance
(Tulsa,
Texas)—
1
Stock
B
S
_T
Canteen
Co.
of
9-
America-
10-15
1
10-
.....
1
9-
1
;
.
Bank
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis
Bath
Iron
Bauscli
Co.
of
Works
9-15
&
Lomb,
Inc.,
8-15
■
9-8
1-15-62
9-I8
8-18
10-20
10-
•
12-29
2
$1.75
(quar.)
(J.
B.)
Beaumt
$5
Inc.
Inc.,
Coal
Corp.
(A. S.)
Shoe
Beech-Nut
..1
Life
I
9-15
9-
9-
1
1
1
8-22
Mfg.
(Del.)
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
8-31
Class
25c V
9-11
8-28*
&
Bell
«s$ HowelLfCo.
Bros.'" Lag
Gossett
Co.
Angeles)
Co.
(stock
Eergstrom
>1
Canada
Steamship Lines, Ltd.
9-
1
8-15
Canada
Wire
9-1
8-15
Class
B
(quar.)
Life
8-11
Trust
12-
1
11-10
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Son,
Inc.,
Black-Clawson Co.
Black
&
(quar.)_.
5.60%
(quar.)
Co.
Blue
Bell,
Bliss
(E.
Bloch
Bros.
Boeing
(quar.)
(quar.)
Boise
Brass
Borax
dividend
Corp.
Stores
Concrete,
9-
8-18
Carborundum
9-15
8-31
Carnation
9-15
8-31
Carolina
Metal
8-
Carolina
Casualty Ins.
10-
1
2
7
8-25
(quar.)
9-
1
8-25
P-
1
class
1
8-15
9-15
Carriers
9-15
8-25
Carson
2
9-15
10-
2
9-15
8-15
Ca
9-
1
8-21
1
A
Bridge
9-15
9-
10-30
10-
2
4.75%
preferred
8-18
4.96%
preferred
Common
$2.90
Briggs
&
2
9-6
4%
10-10
9-19
—
14c
11-
1
9-8
*68%c
10-
1
9-8
37!/2c
Corp.
—
preferred
Class
A
Class
8-25
9-15
8-25
(Phila.)
on
(increased quar.)
preferred
Broderick
$5.50
&
Gas
Gas
preferred
Brown
&
Brown
Shoe
Bruning
Shirpe
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
Forge
stock
7-18
2
9-
Champion
1
Co.,
Chance
1
9-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(Phila.)
20c
10-
1
(quar.)
dividend) —
(quar.)
Co.
12
(Rochester,
(
of
Canada,
(A.
B.)
Company
Trust,
Co.
9- -1
8-15
Consolidated
Edison Co.
9-
5
8-
8
Consolidated
Laundries
75c
Corp.,
8-
8
Consumers
Glass
8-18
Consumers
9-15
9-
6%c
9-11
8-21
8
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)—_
3V2%
preferred
(quar.)
Chesapeake Utilities Corp.
(quar.)_j_
9-
1
8-15
Che^ebrough-Pond's,
9-1
8-15
Chicago,
9-
8-11
Chicago Milwaukee
A__
(quar.)
15c
9-
1
2
12-13
8-11
12-
1
9-
9-
1
8-15
10c
10-
2
9-20
75c
9-15
8-
9-
1
8-15
8-31
7-25
1
]
2
9-8
8-18
$3.75
preferred
60c
25c
933/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Continental
Oil
Continental
Steel
35c
8-31
8-19
5
Cook
8-25
10-
2
9-
8
10-
2
9-
8
Paint
A
&
Co.
Co.
8-18
Corson
(G
9-15
Cosden
Petroleum
Imperial
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
Craftsman
9-
Crane
8
Cowles
11-
1
10-19
H)
Creole
10-19
Crompton
10-19
Crossett Co., class A
Class B (quar.)
(Boston)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
Crown
1
Crown
9-15
9-
30c
9-
1
8-10
&'Knowles
10-
1
9-
6
9-13
8-22
8-31
8-15
Finance
Corx
Class
A
Corp.
99-
10-
1
Co.,
class
(quar.)
1
8-16
8-25
9-11
8-25
31c
8-31
8-10
f8c
9-21
8-21
25c
10-
1
9-
8
9-21
R-.25
9-29
8-15
7-31
15c
9-29
9-15
9-29
9-22
9-15
8-31
10c
9-'
8
10-
1
10-
1
9-20
8-
8
8-25
9-20
10-15
-
9-14
9-25
9-
5
15c
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-14
12y2c
9-
1
8-18
40c
(initial)
9-
9
8-24
8-31
8-15
(after
2c
Corp.—
25c
Co.
Inc., $2 pfd.
$4.20 pfd.
2
9-11
J25c
(quar.
1010-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
9-20
8-16
9-
$1.05
2
9-15
50c
8-10
1
Forster—
®
Initial
common.
split,
subject
stockholders
7%
8-21
9-
25c
—
Aa
International
Trust
8-25
9-15
9
35c
__-
(quar.)
Cork & Seal Co.,
Zellerbach Corp.,
8-15
9
2
9-
15c
Crown
Crum
8
12'/2c
(quar.)_
Crown
Crown
3-11
9-
933/4c
(quar.)
Milk Co.
(quar.)
& Forster,
new
com.
two-for-one
split)-/
10-
1
65c
Crum
11-30
8-11
9-
*17y2c
(quar.)
Corp
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
1
CO
9-1
1
5c
Petroleum
1
9-15
8-28
9-
12y2c
11-
8-31
8
9-15
25c
(quar.)
11-
9-14
8-28
9-
5
50c
1
A
9-11
tflOc
(quar.)
preferred
55c
25c
(quar.)__
Insurance
class
8-9
40c
(quar.)_!
Ltd.
9-1
75c
(quar.)
9-.11
9-
35c
(quar.)__
Co._a
33/4%
Finance,
B
Inc.
Corp.
5
9-15
9-15
40c
Y.)
(quar.)
Mills,
Life
Co.,
Class
5
W
Chemical
Credit
9-
<te
8-18
9-
31'/4c
Corning Natural Gas (quar.)
Corporate Investors, Ltd.
class A (quar.)__
Corroon &
Reynolds, $1 preferred (quar.)_
9-15
1
16y4c
(quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration Corp. (quar.)
Copp Clark Publishing Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Copperweld Steel (quar.)
9-30
9-
9-15
40c
(N.
common
preferred
Cooper Bessemer Corp.
9-30
9-15
9-15
3iy4c
(quar.)
prior
9-11
9-30
1
8-22
1
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Varnish,
53c
55c
9-
9-15
10-
15c
I
i„.
preferred
(quar.)
6%%
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
5% preferred (quar.)_
Continental
9-15
9-15
45c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
to
dividend
the
after
approval
August
on
2-for-l
of
the
15)
40c
|9- 9
8-24
$1.75
(quar.)
9-29
9-13
9-15
9-10
8-14
9-
1
8-14
1
25c
10-
6
8-14
$2
non-cum.
preferred
A
(quar.)
50c
10-
fl
9-
$2
non-cum.
preferred
A
(quar.)
50c
12-28
l?-1*
30c
9-11
8-28
20c
9-
1
8-15
15c
9-15
10-15
8-25
1
(Helene)
Class
$1
9-20
87 %c
11-
1
10c
10-
5
9-
1
10-
(see
Helene
Curtiss-Wright
Corp.,
A
Mines
9-25
9-
5
$2
9-21
9-
6
Dahlstrom
9
9-
1
8-18
9-13
8-21
.—
25c
Industries)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
•
11-10
Mfg.
(quar.)
Danly Machine Specialties,
(Resumed)
Dana Corporation
3%%
9-
(quar.)
Co
Chrysler Corp
Corp.
Curtis
9-7
9-
7
6
9-20
$1.25
(quar.)
Industries-
9-30
12 %c
series A
Curtis
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
(111.)—
-—
10°
9_15
8-31
50c
9-15
10-16
9- 1
10- 5
93%c
Dayton & Michigan RR.—
.
IViO
Quarterly
10-
6
10- 2
5
New
common
$1
10-
2
9-15
$1.18%
10-
2
9-15
(initial-quar.)
preferred
3.75%
preferred
3.90%
Gas & Electric—
& Light—
3.75%
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial)
Company
■-
22c
933/4c
(quar.)
93%c
97V2c
20c
preferred C
Dean Milk
Deere
A
B
'
4
1
8-17
22c
(quar.)—
& Quincy RR
Paul & Pacific RR.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-11
9-
Dayton Power
preferred
8-11
9-1
1
10-
9-
8-18
4% %
8-18
9-
9-15
(Chicago) (quar.)
common
(quar.)__.
8-31
9-15
4%
9-15
8-30
1
(quar.)
9-19
9-
5
,
$1
preferred
8-17
9-28
9-
'
8-18
8-18
$1.13
4%
8-31
9-27
9-25
8-18
1
9-8
8-31
11-30
15c
1
9-
9-15
9-8
9-10
30c
Cincinnati
9-
25c
2
*13c
$1.25
8-24
8-31
Commercial"Corp.—
$1.23
8-7
9-22
10-
Casualty Co.
(quar.)
1
1
9-15
30c
Continental
9-12
(quar.)
9-1
•
11-
$3c
(quar.)
8-15
8-31
10-
pfd. series A
9-
*
(quar.)
Continental
pfd.
10c
1
(Bridgeport)—
8-15
non-cum.
$1.25
9-
$1.12%
Can,
non-cum.
Yellow Cab
*
9-30
(quar.)
8-25
St.
Chicago Title & Trust
8-10
(quar.)
8
5%
Chicago
8-10
1
preferred
9-
Chicago
8-18
1
9-
2
Assurance
6 %
8-18
8-10
9-
preferred
Continental
9-18
8-30
8-11
1
$4.50
Continental
8-11
8-15
9-11
9-
8-31
2
8-11
1
35c
8-15
8-2
10-
8-25
1
12V2c
8-25
9-1
$1.04
8
45c
class
8-15
8
9-11
(quar.)
8-28
9-
1
1
9-
preferred
9-
10-
9-
9-
35c
10-
—
8-28
30c
20c
,
10-16
$4.16
Cyprus
8-16
Tool
1
$4.52
$1.12%
—
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Pneumatic
11-
8-16
9-
8-7
8-25
10-16
Powefr Co.■=»
$1.06
(resumed)——
Inc.
9-15
11-1
10-
(quar.)
5'
(quar.)
Burlington
1
2
25c
(quar.)
common
Enterprises
8-17
910-
7%c
(quar.)
Chemical
1
8c
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
8
25c
—
preferred
9-
5
' " 35c
Co.
preferred
9-
75c
9-25
$1.25
40c
9-
*50c
(quar.)
8-17
20c
Quarterly
Connohio, Inc.,
Ltd.—
(quar.)
1
20c
Connecticut
8-15
45c
9-1
9-15
National Bank
8-15
New
(Toronto)
9-
8-17
9-
(Toronto)—
Insurance
& TPower
1
$1.12%
5
10c
Light
10c
;
(quai.)_
9-29
20c
Crowley's
9
1
General Life
Connecticut
65c
^
9-
15c
Connecticut
8-18
—
10-
10%
8-18
1
$4c
Fund
preferred
'
1
9-
8-31
2%
4%%
9-18
d-
25c
Y.)
N.
6
9-29
9-1
14c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
35c
;
11-
20c
Fund
Assurance
37 %c
CO
8
7-31
$1.43
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9-
35c
B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4V4%
8-15
Life
$1.34%
8-15
1
*17 %c
>
8-24
Cosmos
(stock
12-15
1
*17c
>
8
$1.12%
Chattanooga Gas Co
$i.37'/2
(quar.)_
(quar.)
A
Mutual
Chartered
9-
4%
Confederation
9-
A
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
$1
70c
divd.)
Co._____
Co.
1
S
1-15-62
9-15
preferred
common
Mills
$1.23
30c
.___
(stk.
com.
(quar.)J
common
5%
1
9-
9-15
95c
Mfg. (quar.)
(quar.)
Fund, Ltd.
9-
9-15
$1.37
(quar.)
A
Corp.
8
8
(Phila.)
,
Quarterly
9-15
2%
2
$1.16
Champlin Oil & Refining—
$3 preferred
(quar.)
64c
70c
(quar.)_
Company,
Watch
10-
2
10-
38c
dividend—
Chemetron
common
Brunswig Drug Co. (quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line
(increasedl
Buckingham Freight Lines, Inc.,
Buffalo
10-
9-12
Co.—
(Charles)-Co.
Brunswick
10-13
$20c
$1.12%
Century Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre, common
4 V2 %
preferred (quar.)
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)
18
(quar.)___
Bascom
Union
new
pfd.
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
Taunton
Brooklyn
4%
Stock
to approval
5.60%
preferred
$3.80
93%c
Trust
150c
Edison,
Brockton
8-17
Cone
9-11
preference
conv.
*37 %c
dividend
5.48%
9-15
1
125c
(s-a)
stockholders Sept.
Brockton
2
9-
Composite Bond & Stock
8-11
2
(quar.)
88-
9-
$50o
8-11
10-
National Bank
Securities
8-31
8-31
15c
$1
8-15
5.72%
1
70c
1
$1.24
(quar.)
8-15
1
40c
(quar.)
1
9-11
L
9-
30c
25c
a
(quar.)
preferred
1
9-11
(quar.)
9-12
10%
(quar.)
9-
2
com.
9-
9-30
50%
class
Co.
9-
2
Quarterly
Century Acceptance Corp.—
Packers, Ltd.—
(s-a)
B
Stock
(interim)
10-
30c
„
Two-for-one stock split subject
Bulova
9-15
50c
25c
(increased)-
(quar.)
Street Trust
Bullock
8-15
Paper,
Credit
9-
10-
Central Steel & Wire
8-15
1
20c
British Columbia
Budd
1
9-
Locks
*17 %c
10-
Service,
8-25
9-15
the
B
Common
$3
(quar.)_
9-12
183/4c
87V2C
tl5c
Commonwealth Land Title Insurance
4%
4
8-25
60c
:.
Community Public Service,
$1.18%
preference
Central
(quar.)__
British Oxygen Co.. Ltd.,
Ordinary
British American Oil Ltd.
(quar.)
$5
8-21
9-
8-31
Electric—
$.150
9-1
1
*72y2c
Extra
of
2
9-?
tlOc
Stratton
Penn
pfd._
non-cum.
(quar.)
$1.40
Ltd.—
(quar.)___
Mfg. Co
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., com.
Broad
10-
10c
.
9-15
,
'8-31
35c
(quar.)_
to approval by
dividend
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1.40
8-22^
7
9-15
8-31
(One share of City National Bank & Trust
(Chicago) for each 500 shares held)
'■
9-1
8-
$1.12%
preferred
5%%
Central
10-
1
2
9-15
(quar.)
Louisiana
8
9-
10-
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
7-31
8-28
A
(quar.)
Public
preferred
Central
tl5c
(increased)
Illinois
Central
11-15
1
8-25
Electric—
Light, common
preferred
(quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
10-25
&
Illinois
4.92%
9
t62V2c
Brillo
3%%
Central
Central
12V2c
(quar.)
pref.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
State Corporation Commission)____
Insurance Co. of America—
20c
Corp.
Service, 70c
4V2%
Co.
6%
class
"
20c
Carbon
*25c
Charge
10-
Ltd.,
9-14
9-10
$1.12y2
Commonwealth Edison Co. (2-for-l
split sub¬
ject to approval of stockholders Sept. 6)
Commonwealth International Leverage Fund
2
9-30
8-15
Co.
2
9-10
8c
9-
10-
11-15
&
10-
8c
Commercial
1
Products,
8-10
9-14
62y2c
(monthly).
8-31
1
(quar.)__;
(increased quar.).
8-10
1
1
__
9-15
9-
Hudsdn Gas
87V2c
—
1
9-
15c
Combined
56 y4c
(quar.)___
9-
10-
7y2c
9-15
12-
1
12
10-14
$1.12%
Central
8-
Stc-ok
9-6
Combined
1
$1.06 y4
8-14
8-9
9
9-
1
CO/—
Instruments
9-21
9
3-
10-
(quar.)
M.)
Food
9-1
3-
4-2-62
1
soc
Combined Enterprises,
Stock dividend
(subject
4-2-62
40c
■
Extra
9-8
8
junior preferred
9-11
11-17
(quar.).
Drilling (s-a)
Co. (Canada),
Tank
&
Sons
&
(A.
Sept.
Broadcasting System, Inc.
5c
—_
(quar.)
Corp.
&
Central
_
Drilling, Ltd.—
participating class A (quar.)
J.)
Scott
Cenco
2
8
9-
(Burlington, N. C.)—
(quar.)
General
&
9-16
10-
9-
2
20c
8-15
1
2
10-
37 %c
;
(quar.)
9-30
9-
10-
1
<
ap¬
(quar.)__
Colorado Milling & Elevator Co.
75c
(quar.)_
common
Convertible
elli
Columbian
5c
preferred
Castle
9-15
Columbia
8-15
40c
;
;
preferred
Pirie
4V2%
10-
Boyles Bros.
(E.
4j/2%
9-
9-30
9-
—
;
3c
on
to
(quar.)
*28c
:
(quar.)
(ouar.)
Corp.,
subject
(quar.)
*20c
(quar.)
B
Carrier
8-23
8-10
*17c
Products
Extra
subject to approval
preferred
(quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
Brewster-Bartle
Company
A
40c
25c
18
(quar.)
(quar.)
Carpenter Steel Co.
a4%
(increased)
Ltd.
.___
Co.
Class
9-20
1
(quar.)
Class
9-1
1
9-
B
37y2c
5%
Brach
Class
1
10-
35c
common
uu,
4V2%
Boston Fund, Inc. (from net invest,
income)
Bowater Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
60c
Ca.,_v,.i
9-
1
1
9-15
4y2%
Ltd.—
Natural Gas, Ltd. (quar.)
Western Natural Gas, Ltd.—
9-15
.
9-
5%
Two-for-one stock split
of stockholders Oct.
Bostic
9-8
Ltd.—
Ordinary
(interim)
Company
(quar.)__.
Borg-Warner Corp., 3V2% preferred
(quar.)
Securities,
preferred
(quar.)___
5V2% preferred (quar.)
9-1
3*/b
25c
Deferred
Food
Canadian
2
9-
t50c
*$2
Canadian Western
bid
8-31
1
10-
3c
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
7-28
1
9-
9c
(quar.)_
Common
9-20
10c
(quar.)_
class A
Corp./ common
(quar.)____/..il
10c
:
Borden
Borman
10..
preferred
8-31
*20c
25c
(quar.)
:
Holdings,
Paper
75c
(quar.)_
Corp. (quar.)
Booth Fisheries Corp. (quar.)
Stock
&
9-15
9-30
Stone
common
*20c
class A
Tire
A
&
*15c
40c
pfd.
Cascade
&
Class
8-18
1
8-28
9-
9-15
53VeC
series
common
preferred
!
(quar.)
Colorado Central Fower, common
Common (monthly)
1
9-
9-15
Investment
Machine, Ltd.,
o-^o
25c
_~
6%
(quar.)
Aluminum
V
1
20c
Co.
Bohn
9-1
Canadian
$1.40
_d
—
Tobacco Co.,
Company
8-15
$1.0614
(quar.)
Inc.
W.)
9-1
y-
9-
9-15
*25c
Quarterly
25c
(quar.)
preferred
4-13
r>
9-15
*30c
4%
$1 ?5
Mfg. (quar.)._:_.
Merchandising, class A (monthly)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
Blaw-Knox
4-30-62
25c
Decker
preferred
Power
20c
Blackman
4.25%
Canadian
*
4%
5%
10c
*183/4c
(quar.)
1-15
'
1
Class
(quar.)
1-31-62
17y2c
1
Ltd.—
Fairbanks-Morse,
B
Ice
$1.12 J/a
(quar.)_
5% preferred
Class
Stores,
*25c
International
Ltd.
Canadian
$1.75
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)__
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc., common
(increased)
Co.
B
Canadian
9
Sand
9-
9-15
15c
tlOc
&" Cable
10-13'
20c
60c
Bibb
preferred
2-
10-31
15c
—____
Corp.,
preferred
3-1-62
1
of
Colonial
9-
1st
A
split
stockholders
Colonial
9-15
8-24
10c
(accumulative)
stock
9-15
9-15
class
series
9-
1
9-15
8-18
$13.25
*80c
Canners. Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Celanese, Ltd.,' common (quar.)
Fund, Inc.
(quar.)
Canadian
10c
:__
dividend-.—
Steel
Class
9-
8-17
10c
___
(quar.)
(s-a)
Canadian
1
1
9-15
$1.10
Canadian General Electric. Ltd.
(quar.)
Canadian General Securities,
class A
1
15c
.____
(reduced)
Co.
(quar.)
8-15
9-
4%
(quar.)
Hathaway
pfd.
8-25
(Los
(quar.)__
4.40%
8-8
9-15
25c
Insurance
Ltd.,
1st
Two-for-one
187 %C
9-90
9-
10-
22 %c
8-21
8-23
50c
Corp. of America,
J 20c
—
9-1
be
dividend)
Leasing
Bethlehem
*
9-1
A
t25c
(quar.)
Canadian
8-25
Acceptance,
Class
Colonial
*87 %c
9-21
Canadian
9-15
Colonial
*87 %c
3
8-30
100%
8
9
9-15
60c
Engineering, 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.50 preferred
(quar.)
Collins & Aikman Corp.
(quar,)_
t32%c
(quar.)
(s-a)
10-
8-15
8-25
9-
t87%c
Safeway,
1
9-15
9-22
27c
Sugar, Ltd. (increased)
Canada
9-15
4
27 %c
——
9-21
10c
—
Paper Co., class A
Berkshire
y
(quarJ-
Standard
(quar.)__.
3
20c
<-__f
(quar.)_
Finance
Beneficial
(quar.)
10-
20c
(giiftE.)
Bemis
preferred
preferred
Class- A ,(s-a)
A
8-
1
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)
B
9-
25c
preferred
Malting, Ltd. (quar.)_^_
Packers, Ltd., class A (s-a)
B
21c
9-
87y2c
;
National Corp.,
proval
(quar.)
Dominion
8-31
26 y4c
(quar.)
com.
(annual)—
9-15
—
(quar.)
Co.,
Cement
Co., Ltd., common
preference (quar.)_
$1.30
9-15
1
Pittsburgh RR.—
Coleman
5C
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Telephone—
convertible
Canada
<
Corp.
convertible
Inc.
1
9-18
9-15
9-
$1.12y2
International Corp.
(quar.)
class A—
Company, Inc., common (quar.):
4y4% preferred (quar.)
11-15
9-
(quar.)
Coleman
25c
Corp.
Utilities
convertible
1
9-15
1
S-30
40c
35c
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
10c
(quar.)___
convertible preferred
Cameo,
12 %c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
15c
(quar.)
Bell
Power
Co.
5%
30c
(quar.)
4%
preferred
1
8-11
8-11
25c
7%
Cole
(quar.)__—i
Liquid
Canada &
17Viae
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
4 %
50c
Industries
Canada
'
8-15
3i%c
Canada
45c
1
8
Co.—
9-
8-28
$1.18%
quar. l__
9-
10-
9-
7
Illuminating—
preferred
&
9-
10c
4%
8-15
12-
9-15
9-
1
9
3iy4c
9-15
-
910-
(quar.)
2
15c
Beneficial
<
8-31
2
15c
preferred
&
35c
2%
(quar.)_
9-11
10c
___
& Mfg.,
4%
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
preferred
5V2%
10-
$1/
4%%
(increased
Co.
Buildings
M.)
;
preferred
5.40%
10-
$1.25
.
(quar.)
Co.
(H.
,
._
Company
California-Pacific
9-18
(quar.)
&
regular gtd. (quar.)
special gtd. (quar.)
Coca-Coia
Co.
(quar.)
5%
2
(quar.)
4Ms %
9-29
5.25%
10-
Common
Bird
6-15
10-20
Interstate
7-31
9-
Common
7%
6-30-62
25c
Packing
7-31
9-
25c
_
Corp.,
Belding-Heminway
Stock
$1.12'%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ink
5
5c
___
iquar.)
Savers
Belknap Hardware
Class
Cleveland
preferred
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Berman
3-16
2%
common
Ties
Belden
3-31-62
Class
(quar.)
Mills,
Beaver
$1.12%
50c
_
Brummell
Beck
(quar.)
:
5%
30c
(resumed)
common
preferred
$4.50
9-1)
32Vac
(quar.)
Electric
8-1*
9-15
$1.12y2
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co.,
preferred
1
$1.37V2
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
12-15
Electric
'•
$1
.
Co.
12-31
45c
(annual)
:
preferred
Beau
2
30c
(quar.)__
Controller
$1.12%
California
2
10-
9-15
3-16
dividend)—
Conn.)
(quar.)
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. Co.
Clark
(quar.)
Cadre
2
10-
75c
0
_
dividend
Bearings,
10-
10-20
'$1
3-31-62
(Bridgeport,
preferred
Bymart-Tinfeair,
Distilling Co.—
Quarterly;
Stock
10-20
10-20
*45c
:
9-15
12-15
Co.
$4.50
California
|45c
(quar.)
common
9-30
12-31
Trust
8-10
9-
10c
Clark Equipment
Cleveland
California
35c
(quar.)
common
25c
5%
$1
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. (quar.)_-,_
Bayview Oil, 6% class A (reduced)
Bean
City
5%
8-15
9-30*
6
8-25
6-15
Byllesby
j
/.
1
20c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Oil Corp., 6% class A
9-15
1
60c
City Investing Co., com. (stock
oV2% preferred
(quar.
City Products Corp.' (quar.)
9-15
California
4%
Bay
$ 12c
8-14
10-
Holders
9-
Ry.
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
9-30
Terminal
21c
Ltd.
1
Texas Pacific
<Si
6-30-62
Terminal
$1.06
Corp.
9-
10-27
Transit
Service
When
Payable of Rec.
40c
(quar.)
25c
California
(quar.)
Canada.
4
(quar.)
$1.25
Orleans
oreferred
4%%
$1
:
of Montreal (quar.)
Banque Canadienne Nationale
4
8-
tl2%c
Burroughs Corp.
$1.50
Bank
Barber-Greene
8-
Machine
$1.12%
Bush
Co.—
Building Equipment
1
1
New
Share
(quar.)
8-15
9-1
25c
non-cum pfd.
(stamped & unstamped)
Quarterly
Bangor Hydro-Eiectric, common (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
41/4%, preferred
(quar.)
9-
9-
35c
1
9-15
,
4%
4%
Cincinnati
Cities
$1.12%
$1.12%
(quar.).
Milling
Cincinnati.
5%
Company
41/2%
■:
9-
*36c
preferred
(initial)
Baldwin Piano Co., 6% preferred
Electric
(quar.)
Cincinnati
4V2%
9-15
r
9-29
v
*3iy4c
6%
&
4
4
preferred
4V2%
8-18
2
11-
1V2%
.
Uas-r—
(quar.)
5%%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
Gas
4
8-
Common
8-11
9-15
25c
■■
preferred
Baltimore
8-
1
8-
25c
12-30
9-
15c
-
_
/u
dividend)
&
4
1
9-
participating class A (quar.)
Burrus Mills, Inc., common (reduced).
9-30
1-15-62
1%
(quar. I
;
Oil
8-
9-
1
30c
*6V4C
(quar.)
(stock
1st
1
$1
$1.05
■<
.
1
Dry Dock Co., Ltd.—
Bush
Co.
9-
(quar.)
Common
Per
Name of
87% c
(quar.)
(quar.)—_—;
Bullock's, Inc.
Burrard
8-25
9-15
$5c
dividend
Bailey Seiburn
5%
9-n
30C
Products
F
4
8-21
of Rec.
9-
25c
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Electric Service, Liu
Automatic
8-
25c
Gold
Avon
9-12
9-15
15c
Quarterly
Auto
4
preferred
Holders
20c
45c
(initial
5c
Quarterly
Aunor
8-
50c
(increased)
9-12
60c
(quar.)
com.
1
preferred
When
Payable
(quar 1
common
preferred (quar.)
*55c
Co.*
Inc.,
9-
3V2%
Industries, Inc.—
common
Atlas
Ltd.,
RR
Refining
Industries,
$1.11
Line
Coast
Chemical
Burlington
8-18
Co. '(quar.)
Atlantic
Per
Share
Name of Company
8-18
$1.12V2
;
Lino
Atlantic
Atlas
1
i
(s-a)__
Coast
9g_
(quar.)
Acceptance,
pref.
5y2%
Atlantic
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
$1.15
(quar.)___
preferred
Atlantic
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.44%
When
Sit-ure
,
common
°0c
-
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9- 1
9- 1
8-14
8-14
9-12
8~25
10~ 2
9-1
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(854)
Per
Name of
Share
Company
Holders
When
Lines
Del
Monte
Properties
held, subject to stockholders approval on
Gould-National
Oct.
Grace
10-
2
9-
50c
9-
1
8-15
<
stock
(quar.)
Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR
debenture
8%
,v
Dentists Supply
Denver
$2.50-$3.50
8-15
Alkali
4%
Inc.
Co.
Corp.,
Dictaphone
First
National
Bank
of Oregon
National
Bank
(Portland,
9-
2
8-
7
First
National
9-2
8-| 7
First
1
8-15
9-
1
,u.
_
Dobbs
j
»..
Distillers
u.
1
1
9-29
9-15
Quarterly
Fisher Foods,
aw.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
.
,
$1.56 pfd.
(monthly)
(quar.)__
Monthly
,
&
7
8-21
9-
1
,8-18
9-
1
8-18
Dominion
$$1.25
144c
,
$62y2c
$8c
$20c
$25c
(quar.)
Dominion Stores, Ltd., new common (initial)
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar.)
preference
Donnelley
Donohue
$2
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
8-25
Fleetwood
8-15
iquar.)
Dover
nreferred
8-20
$4
9-20
$4.50
2nd
9-29
9-15
Florida
10-14
9-13
Duke
10-
2
Food
10-
2
9-
1
8-25
9-
1
8-15
Formsprag
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
Frantz
9-
Fruehauf
Class
Corp.
Duro-Test,
Duriron
preferred
5%
Company
Sulphur
1
(quar.)
St.
East
6%
Louis
preferred
Water—
$3.60
preferred
Class
A
Edison
414%
8-
Grocery
$$1.25
9-15
8-11
8-18
Group
9-15
8-15
'
9-
1
8-15
Aviation
9-28
8-30
Capital
12 %c
11-15
'11-
1
General
14c
9-29
9-
1
Petroleum
1
9-
1
8-15
Gulf
Life
9-21
8-31
Gulf
Mobile
Fuller
37 %c
9-20
9-14
Gulf
20c
8-31
8-22
Futterman
(Geo.
(W.
A.)
P.)
15c
—
Co.
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
1
8-25
9-
8
9-
8-18
8
9-
8-10
1
Gas
Light
Co.
Service
5%
(Ga.),
Co.,
8-15
Gulf
&
9-15
Gulf
Power
Coal
Land
General
1
-10-
1
10-
6
General
9-
1
General
6
9-
9
8-15
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
1
t$1.25
Corp.
10-
1
9-
1
$1
9-
1
9-29
40c
(quar.)
Bancshares
9-
$1.12%
1
9-
1
8-15
10-
2
9-11
10c
10-
2
9-
8
10c
(quar.)—_
Corp
10-
1
9-
5
7-28
9-15
9-
Hamilton
9-15
8-15
35c
9-15
9-
9c
9-
6
8-24
8-11
41/4%
7-24
9-15
8-16
General
Investors
9-12
8-31
General
Motors
1
$3.75
9-15
9-15
8-15
10-
$5
Trust
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
(Boston)
10c
(optional)
8-31
9-9
50c
(quar.)
common
8-14
93 %c
11-
1
10-
2
$1.25
11-
1
10-
2
32 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
Outdoor
9-
8
Portland
Advertising
$1.60 conv.
General
$4.75
Precision
General
(quar.)
27 %c
25c
9-
1
1
General
8-
9-
8-
(quar.)_____
$1.37Vi
9-
1
$1.37Vi
9-
1
Telephone
$1.30
8-
preferred
Co.
preferred
General
preferred
(quar.)
$1.41 Vi
9-
1
8-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.42
9-
1
8-
General Telephone
preferred
.'quar.)
$1.60
9-
1
8-
General
10-16
10-
4.80%
preferred
Electric
Storage
Electro
25c
Battery
Refractories
(quar.)
Emery
Emery
4% %
preferred
r'
;
Erie
Corp.,
$2
Resistor
FMC
Corp.,
\33,i%
common
preferred
Fafnir
Bearing
New
90c
(quar.)
8-15
9-
1
1
9
8-18
9-
1
(quar.)
preferred
quar.)
Tire
9-
1
9-
1
Getz
(Wm.)
Corp.
9-29
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-15
8-22
Inc..
Georgia Marble
5% preferred
Co.,
Gerber Products
Gertsch
62y2c
10-
2
9-
1
Giannini
(quarj
$1.45
9-
1
8-15
30c
10-
2
9-16
Giant
Portland
(Canada) Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
$37y2c
9-
8
8-23
Giant
Yellowknife
6%
Brewing Corp.—
preferred
conv.
Famous
York)
Federal
5%%
Federal
$1.25
Gillette
(quar.)
Farrell-Birmingham
Fedders
Corp.
$3
I
(quar.)
Sign & Signal Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)"_l
Bank
Corp.
Field
(Marshall)
Fifty
Class
Inc.
&
Trust
(N. Y.)
8-21
Ginn
8-14
Glen
5C
9-15
&
9-
1
Glen-Gery
9-15
9-
1
Glenmore
8-15
1
Class
Co.
&
;
Co.
(see
(Boston)
(Del.)L
of
"(quar.Tl"
9-1
8-15
Globe
9-11
8-18
Glickman
9-15
8-31
Class
37%c
America,
(quar.)
~
Marshall
j
~~
4qc
2
9-15
Globe
8-22
Globe-Wernicke
9-15
9-
Goodrich
1
Goodyear Tire &
_
"
8-21
Gordon
9-15
8-15
Class
20c
(quar.)
8-30
30c
A
*2S
9-15
9-
5
Class
20c
9-15
9-
5
Class
i
Jewelry,
Home
1
Homestake
9-
6
8-21
9-18
8-18
Co.
Inc.
1
4
1
9-
8
20c
9-15
9-
1
9-29
9-15
9-15
8-31
—
(quar.)
Inc.,
com.
8-29
10-
1
9-15
8-15
9-15
9-28
9-
1
8-15
11-
1
10-16
25c
9-25
8-23
50c
9-25
8-23
75c
9-15
9-1
(quar.)
8-30
9-
8-
5
1
5%
preferred
Hardart
preferred
.
:34%c
Mines,
9-27
9-13
Horner
9-
1
8-15
Hoskins
8-31
8-20
Houston
10c
9-12
8-23
17 %c
9-12
9-
9-12
9-
1
(quar.)
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-14
Co.
A
8-21
8-
9-27
9-5
15c
9-12
8-18
15c
9-12
8-18
$1.12%
9-29
$i.06y4
(quar.)
2
:~
;——
Y.),
com.
(monthly)
Inc.
(quar.)
Corp., 4V4%
pfd.
8-18
9-
1
8-18
10-
2
9-
40c
9-
7
8-23
40C
9-11
8-18
*
9-
1
8-15
i2y2c
I
9-
8
8-28
9-11
8-11
31 %C
9-1
8-18
3iy4c
9-
1
32c
9-
1
8-18
35y4c
9-
1
8-18
Rubber
class A
12 %c
8-31
8-15
75c
9-15
8-31
(quar.)
$75c
9-11
8-25
Hudson
(quar.)
10-10
9-26
9-
10c
1
8-15
1
8-18
9-
55c
9-30
22 %c
(quar.)
9-15
9-
____
8-15
9-15
9-
4
11-15
11-
3
2-15-62
2-
;
_
2nd
$1.42
A
preferred
class
A
(quar.)
B
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
:
8-18
12 %c
5-15-62
5-
4
Vitamin
Hudson
New
common
Products—
(initial)—
5
12 %c
12 %c
A
preferred
5.12%
Paper,
8
12%c
(initial)
5%
&
1
•1.06%
(quar.)
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Pulp
9-20
,$1.25
$12 %c
—
(quar.)
4
1
8-15
9-
15c
(quar.)
*
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
>•
35c
1
10c
8-18
9-10
8c
n
-
8-23
8-29
50c
W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Lighting & Power Co. (quar.)
Stores
t
9-15
25c
(quar.)—
Manufacturing Co.
Hubinger
9-1
9-29
8-28
40c
8c
(quar.)
;
25c
—
(Frank
Howard
5
8-15
8-15
1
$1.25
1
17 %c
9-
,
Ltd.—
^Bklyn, )^
Co:
(N.
10-
1
*
———___
Gold
(quar.)
Co.
9-
40c
(quar.);.
Guaranty
8-31
10-16
37 %C
(quar.)
Mining Co.
8-15
8-15
9-30
45c
—
(quar.)——
Company, class A
Class
B
(quar.)___—
10c
(quar.)
A
Co.
1
1
lie
.
—
8-15
9-
$1.09% ■'
— ■
—
(quar.)
common
A
8-25
m
9-
87 %c
(quar.)——
class A (quar.)
Hoover
&
5
5c
35c
Corp.—
(quar.)——
ChemicaF Corp;, common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)_
4V2%
9-
9-15
(quar.)
Honolulu Oil Corp;
Horn
10-
30c
-Hooker.
5%
(quar.)
Inc.
98-
$15c
Title
1
8-24
1
9-15
8-28
8-24
9-
9-
1
5
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated
9-
noc
dividend)
A
A
1
Mfg.
10c
(stock
Industries,
F.)
Hollinger
9-
20c
(quar.)
9-
20c
Light
preferred
8-24
9-23
~10c
(quar.)
Security Systems (quar.)
(B.
5%
Hobart
1
9-29
(monthly)
9-15
Field)
(s-a>
class
10-
Pak,
Chemical
preferred
9-23
62 %c
class
5 V2 %
8-18
25c
Mines, Ltd.
System
Corp.,
A
A
preferred
Electric
1
5%
dividend)
(quar.)
Security
Hilo
25c
(quar.)
Co.
2nd
1%
A
9-15
A
(quar.)
preferred
3 V2%
9-
25c
(quar.)
Shnie Brick
(quar.)
Distilleries, class A (quar.)
(quar.)_
B
35c
(quar.)
class
Company
9-
3
split)
Cement
7-31
Common
9-
..
Manufacturing,
20c
(quar.)
2y2%
(quar.)
Corp.
B
9-15
8-30
11-
(quar.)
stock
Industries
3iy4c
Bearings,
Associates
Filtrol
Gilmore
31C
com.
dividend
Ferro
Finance
9-15
50C
Monthly
Stock
1
1
11-15
12 %c
(stock
Inc.,
Coi
27c
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Federation
10-
25c
(quar.)
Pacific Electric, common
2nd preferred (quar.)
Food.
9-
7%C
$2.50
(quar.)
Controls—•
(Two-for-one
Giant
(quar.)
Players
(Syracuse,
New
-
Co.
Products
8-15
9-15
.
1
8-31
50c
(quar.)
dividend
9-
8-30
(quar.)
Hilton- Hotels. Corp.,
(s-a)
common
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
1
Falstaff
25c
-
(quar.)
(initial)—
preferred
9-
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
8-18
preferred
8-10
9-30
15c
class
Products
B
Hill's Supermarkets,
Waterworks Corp.—.
9-15
Galion
$4,375
Fund.
General
1
(quar.)
Heyden Newport
8-22
voting
Industries,
8-22
8-22
General
8-25
9-
91V4C
(quar.)
pfd.
8-22
1
8-10
9-15
8
20c
1
1
8-10
2
9-
12 %c
1
8-22
10-
1
10-
7%c
10-
8-22
9-15
30c
10-
1
1
10-15
12 %c
55c
9-30
10-
9-
50c
54 %c
19c
6
8-18
7
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Hercules Powder
Co., common
(quar.)__—
$2 convertible class A (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp. (quar.)
53V8C
9-
10c
(quar.)
3.65%
7%
10-
10-20
1
20c
Co..
preferred
8-11
(Chicago)—
Sugar
(H.
6%
1
20c
(quar.)
Hercules
10-
9-
Light, 5.80%
8-15
8-15
66c
2
Electric
1
1
59 %c
2
River
9-
$1.25
9-15
9-
12 %c
——:—
;
&
Co.
Helm's Express, Inc.
Henderson's Portion
(quar.)
Rubber
A
Mining
Helene
Wisconsin—
9-
9-29
45c
(quar.)
8-15
9-
56c
of
9-15
10c
(initial)
Hecla
Curtis
8-15
48 %c
Heinz
(quar.)
10-
Fall
Commercial
1
8-17
8-15
1
15c
(quar.)
class
Corp.
preferred
$2
Harvey Aluminum,
Hazeltine
cc
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hawaiian
55c
9-
Light Co.—
preferred
J.)
8-17
$
9-
(quar.)
9-15
preferred
&
3.90%
9"
9-
—
Co.
8-15
8-18
8
8-25
lie
com.
:
Chemical
Electric
1
(quar.)
(G)
Quarterly
Harshaw
1
9
8
9-
9-11
$1.25
Savings Bank
9-
9-
9-
Markets
Super
&
8-22
$1.50
10-
5.28%
See Putnam
Trust
8-25
9-15
5c
Corp. '(quar.)
62 %c
4.75%
10-
*
(quar.)
George Putnam Fund (Boston)—
$1
5%
Co.
Harris
8-25
9-15
25c
(quar.)
World
&
9-15
2
(quar.)
Brace
Intertype
8-10
,
10-
(quar.)
Harvey's Stores, class A
Hastings Mfg. Co
(quar.)
Telephone
Stock
(initial
10-25
;
1
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-15
i
of Ohio—
9-
Co.—
common
preferred
25c
4%
pfd.
(quar.)
9-
81 Vic
;
10-25
40c
$1.09
35c
(quar.)
8
11-15
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
4.40%
8-11
>22Vic
;
4
9-
Telepnone Co. of Pennsylvania—
Genung's
(quar.)
8-
Northwest—
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
Common
(quar.)__
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
8-15
9-
5%
the
of
$5
8-15
9-
Co. (Ky.)
Co.
preferred
Harris
1
2
(quar.)
Refractories,
34 %c
(quar.)
preferred
General
1
9-
50c
pfd.
conv.
$2.25
1
2
32 %c
»46Vic
r
(quar.)
Co.
Fairmont Foods
1
17Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
9-15
25c
(quar.)
common
9-
38c
$1.18%
(quar.)
Equity
9-5
9-15
$1.25
Forms
preferred
8*25
9-15
9-29
25c
<
(quar.)
Ennis
4.36%
9-15
1
60c
(quar.)
Equitable Gas Co.,
8-
$2.20
General
8-25
9-11
8-30
15c
5% preferred (quar.)
Emporium Cap well Co.
Business
9-15
9-29
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Electric, common
District
7-17
preferred
General
8-10
2c
Industries
Empire
1
50c
Investment
Air Freight
8-15
9-
9-15
15c
Abrasives
&
(quar.)
Corp
Elizabethtojvn Consolidated Gas (quar.).^,
Elwell-Parker Electric Co. (quar.).
Electronics
9-15
9-
10-
4
3iy4c
(quar.)
Telephone
35c
8-
Telepnone Co. (Iowa)—
6.40%
5V2%
1
9-
of Florida—
(quar.)
B
6%
Harcourt
8
8-11
1
9-
3%
Manufacturing
Plywood Corp.
Hartford
(quar.)_
$1.25
8-
(1956)
preferred
California—
of
Hansen
9-
10-
:
Harbison-Walker
Harris-Teeter
preferred
$1.25
10%
9-15
51/2%
$1.34
(stock dividend)
8-31
11-30
9-29
5%
1
5.65%
Networks
9-15
12-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
8-
1
9-
5.68%
Electro
30c
40c
com.
(quar.)
8-
9-
4
8
Harbor
22 %c
$1.21%
Corp.
(increased-quar.)
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
8-31
(quar.)
$1.06Vi
Electrolux
9-15
Co.
8-
25c
40c
preferred
1
l.
9-
$1.18%
Equipment,
preferred
9-29
Telephone
8-25
9-
8-18
30c
(quar.)
4%%
9-30
$1.02 %
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
Cement
Equipment Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
9-
9-25
.
3
$1.06%
(quar.)
dividend
8-15
$1.12%
& Harman, common
preferred (quar.)
5%
8-
8-15
9-1
$1
(quar.)
Organ Co. (quar.)__
Handmacher-Vogel, Inc. (quar.)
Stock
9-1
9-1
30c
(quar.)—
Hammermill
Handy
2
25C
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
i-y
$22 %c
Hammond
5
8-15
$4c
(quar.)
9-
General Steel Industries
America
Ltd.
9-13
32Vic
of
Cotton,
Watch
preferred
1
60c
Company (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
40c
1
4%
9-
9-
25c
25c
(quar.)
5
2
60c
Hallnor Mines.
30c
,
10-
3%
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-28
Nut Co.
8-21
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
8-28
(quar.)
8-21
9-15
(stock dividend)-
Water
Hajoca Corp.
Foods
10-
(quar.)
9-15
$1.27
10c
Fireproofing
10-
Stop
Haag Drug Co.
Halliburton
'
'
Co._iw——
General
$1.34
Elastic
Andy
General
$1.35
;
8-21
$50c
8-16
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-21
8-21
9-15
(s-a)
8-24
preferred
preferred
preferred
Handy
Ltd.
9-15
$5.40
(quar.)
8-21
9-15
9-15
$1.25
."
(quar.)
Mining,
9-15
Corp.
8-28
preferred
preferred
$5.08
Paper, common
4V2% .preferred
(quar.)
Finance
10-
5.50%
$5
Gunnar
9-15
General
1
$1.11
9-29
$1.18
(quar.)
9-15
25c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
(quar.)
:
9-15
$1.10
1
preferred
(quar.)
9-
9-15
1
$1.05
(quar.)
9-
$4.72
(quar.)
1
1
10-
(quar.)—
1;
$4.44
Hamilton
General Precision
5V2%
preferred
25c
General Battery & Ceramic (quar.)
General Candy Corp. (quar.)
General Cigar Co.
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)__
9-
General
preferred
$4.40
10-
10-
$1.29
(quar.)—
2
8-28
2nd
Utilities
preferred
1
4
10-13
8
$1.16
dividend)
9-15
10-
8-28
$5
$4.20
12-
•5% '
(stock
preferred
4.64%
preferred
States
Gulf
Industries
Co.,
Hackensack
(quar.)
Oil (Texas)
American
8-28
5.36%
Western
38-
9-11
2%
7-17
$25c
1
Investors—
$4.50 preferred
2
9-30
43c
(quar.)
American
10-10
J40c
(quar.)
America
8
9
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
98-
25c
—
(initial)
preferred
Gauley
(quar.)
9-22
30c
(increased-quar.)
Corp.
8-31
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
dividend
9-30
50c
(quar.)
common
common
preferred
Gatineau Power Co.
11-
15y2c
;
(quar.)
Oil
Stock
8c
10c
Co., common
10-
preferred
preferred
5.16%
10-
11-
$5
8c
(monthly)
(monthly)
Garlock, Inc
8-25
8
9-29
class A
Corp.,
A
9-15
5
1
Class
10-
(quar.)
8-18
Fuller
Gas
10c
8
9-11
37 %c
(quar.)__
common
10-13
8-15
$1.03
4.87 Vi %
RR.,
9-
1
8-25
1
$1.12,/2
4Vi%
(quar.)
Ohio
8-10
9-29
11-
12 %c
9-
9-
$1.06Vi
(increased)
preferred
&
37 %c
(quar.)_
9-16
(quar.)
4.10%
Engineering
Insurance
8-18
(quar.)
Common
Aircraft
Grumman
8-31
9c
Fully Administered Fund
2
9-
11-24
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
8-10
9-11
f25c
(quar.)
National
8-31
12-18
preferred
Paso
8-10
8c
shares
3-19-62
preferred
$5.36
8-31
$1.25
$4.50
El
8-10
9c
$1.25
9-15
$15c
common
8-10
8-31
(quar.)
Gardner-Denver
(quar.)
Electric,
8-10
8-31
2c
Equipment stock—
El
&
(quar.)
$4.12
Paso
8-31
lc
stock
preferred
9-
(quar.)
8-25
8-31
preferred
8-10
common
(quar.)
8
Fund—
Bond
10-
15c
9-
9-15
_
Electric
Growth
$1
(quar.).
1
30c
30c
$5
General
El
income)
B
30c
A
9-
13c '
1
30c
class
9-15
22 %c
$5
v
>
8-15
Securities, Inc.—
stock fund (from net investment
10-
9-15
8
1
Common
20c
,
8
9-
9-
(quar.)
Store Products
Inc.
(quar.)—
Grolier,
8-31
25c
9-
2
$1.62 %
(quar.)
B
2
10-
5-31
9-15
ordinary
Industries
9-
Co.—
(quar.)_
9-
Ltd.,
preferred
Edwards
8-11
10-
2-28
8-18
90c
common
8-25
preferred (quar.)__
Greeley Gas Co., 6%% pfd.
Green Shoe Mfg.
(quar.)
4
9-15
30c
$1.75 ;
(quar.)—
common
7%
5
9-29
45C
(quar.)
Western Sugar Co.,
$25c
(quar.)_
Stores,
new
Producers, Inc.—
preferred A
$1.80
Great
8-31
$30c
25c
Bros.
8-17
11-30
8-31
Corp.
Ecuadorium
1
12-21
50c
,
9-
3-21-62
$1.50
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd.—
5%
1st preference A (quar.)
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.
Eddy Paper,
$1,08
1
6-21-62
8
$1.75
(quar.)
Western
15c
A
General
$6 preferred B (accum.)
Kodak Co., common
Great
9-15
15c
Geco
preferred A (accum.)
$7
8-17
1
1
(quar.)
9
$1.50
Eastman
1
9-
12-
12-10
10-
(quar.)
...
(quar.)
9-
40c
$$1.40
(quar.)
A
States Corp—
Eastern
West Life Assurance Co.
Quarterly
A
9
30c
Interurban
Great
5
8- 9
.
B-10V
Class
9-
31 Vic
(quar.)
&
8-25
1
1
Class
Class
5%
Eagle-Picher Co.
9-
9-19
9-
<
40®
•
8-24
8-25
9-
30c
Potash
9-20
28c
75c
>
8-24
9-
8-25
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Great
8-18
1
8-14
S-
$1.25
(quar.)
Great
8-18
9-15
25c
i
1! V
9-
1
2%
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (stock dividend)
8-18
9-15
(quar.)
10c
5%
9-15
$1.12%
9-
9-15
9-16
9-
25c
International,
preferred-(quar.)
—.
preferred (quar.)
Northern
Paper
(quar.)
Northern Railway
(quar.)
Southern Life Insurance (Houston)—
Great
9-15
»
9-28
40c
40c
$1.75
7Vic
25c
B
Dunham-Bush,
$70c
8-18
9-15
9-1
'
1
$62 %C !
9-15
V;
9-30
$2.50
(quar.)
& Co.,
2
•'*
$2.80
(quar.)
(Charles E.)
7-25
8-18
f25c '
——
8-25
-
under
lv
9
10-2
>
8-14
Great
10c
9-15
Trailer
J15C
$30c
—
—
8-23
9-
,
\
1
:
Fritzi
preferred
40c
9-
10-
30c
:■>
9-15
(increased)-
(quar.)_
Mfg.
8-25
11-23
9-15
9-
1
$1
(quar.)...
(quar.)
9-11
Common
Power,
Northern Gas Utilities—
25c
California
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
9-15
9-
(quar.)
Realty
.llrad
8-21
12-15
9-21
(s-a)
1
8
Lakes
Great
13-11
•a
—
__——
B
75c
10-
of
(quar.)
$1.20' preference
56 y4c
A
(quar.)
$1.34
A
8-29
Corp.
Friedman
25c
class
9-13
Common
11-20
t25c
(quar.)
Lakes
15c
of F M C
8-10
Frost
—.—
1
Chemical—
Corp.
(L.)
Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Paper, Ltd.—
9-18
8-21
9-11
12-11
35c
$1.12%
1
8-25
(quar.)
9-
1
9-11
•a
•a
$ 25c
22c
9-
9-11
B
9
(quar.)
40c
;
9-
.10-
30c
(quar.)
Freeport Sulphur Co.
Friden, Inc. (quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
$1.25
11-20
$2
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.—--
Great
8-21
9-11
12-11
(quar.)
Steel-
9-11
•1.50
(quar.)—_
City
1
•1.10
13%c
preferred
B
8-25
4%
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.
Co.
A
1
8-21
13 %c
8-15
9-22
inc.
Mfg.
Class
9-
9-
17y2c
1
9-
common
9-
(quar.)
Co.
8-30
8
:
(quar.)
9-15
2
A
of
5
9-
(quar.)
Foster-Wheeler
9-12
2
Co.,
Inc.
9-20
20c
announcement
Ford Motor Co.
Mart,
10-
Electric
Dunhill
Duval
1
9-
1
9-15
40c
&
R.)
4
9-
$2
preferred
6%
1
8-
1
9-29
30c
(quar.) —
Co., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
—
6% preferred (quar.)
8%
class A preferred (quar.)—
8% class B preferred (quar.)
—
8% class A preferred (quar.)
8% class B preferred (quar.)
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
(W.
Grace
Great
(quar.)—!
title
11-
■vi
1
(N. Y.)—
(quar.)
&
dividend
2
(N. Y.)
9-
9-
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Inc.
Batteries
National Bank
Granite
(quar.):
preferred
corporate
10-14
quar.)
Milner, class A (initial)
Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
Duncan
Dura
8-16
10-
preferred
5.36%
Dun &
9-15
40c
Enterprises,
Corp.
preferred
See
8-17
35c
50c
(increased
preferred
Dumas
8-31
50c
i;T
(quar.)
2nd
Power
10-
/
(quar.)
common
preferred
Machinery
(quar.)
Power
7%
preferred
4.32%
9-
15c
-
convertible
$2.25
4V2%
9-15
Corp.
(quar.).:
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
'8-17
Ltd. U. S. A. Inc.
Drewrys,
H.)
Corp.
2
(quar.)
4% preferred
Corp.
Corp.,
Drexel
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Chemical
Dow
Draper
Dravo
—
Ltd.,
Industries,
6%
(M.
8-31
8-15
8-17
(quar.)
Flintkote Company,
$15c
(quar.)
preferred A
Co.
10-16
1
8-31
15c
Fitchburg Paper, class A
50c
75c
20c
$15c
(quar.)
6%
Corp.
Fisher-Governor
Fishman
Bank
common
9-15
9-
75c
(quar.)—
10c
common
Dover
Inc.,
preferred
8-31
1
8-18
I
:
10-24
9-
9-15
8
8c
National
8-24
10-
1
9-
(monthly)
Ford Motor
13c
$22y2c
R.) & Sons (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
(R.
Dorsey Corp.,
.
.
Bros.,
Dorr-Oliver,
$5
Food
preference
$1
A
Westchester
9-12
Dominion
5%
Class
First
9-15
10-
60c
Construction
Florida Power & Light, common
preferred
(quar.)
Dairies, Ltd.
(quar.)
Scottish Investments—
5%
.9-
Investment—
Anglo
Corp.
9-
■
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)_
Manufacturing,
Republic
9-30
35c
1
9-15
1
55c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
of America—
Stores
12-
(quar.)
ixiiv..
.u
...I,
Dominguez Oil Fields
Dominion
&
Louis)
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Me.)
60c convertitble
National
9-15
(quar.)
Corp.-Seagrams,
Pepper
(St.
Realty
National
(N. Y.)
12-15
(quar.)
common
Houses
Dodge
Bank
First
25c
70c
45c
30c
$1
15c
5
30c
l?y2c
15c
39c
15c
15c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Inc.
Bank
11-
11-15
40c
First
9-18
the
Chicago (quar.)
(Jersey City) (quar.)
7
9-
of
of
9-29
75c
preferred
Diebold,
National
First
approval
Currency)
Bank
8-
..
s-a)
(Increased
pfd.
(quar.)____
Corp.
Raynolds,
Diamond
National
First
non-cum.
Steel
&
Devoe
Dr.
1
Comptroller of
First
the
2;
10-16
Tramway—
Detroit
^^_
9-
also
9-
$50c
25c
25c
$2
25c
25c
(quar.)
8
and
24,
9-15
37 %c
W.)
8-28
(quar.)
common
(H.
'(reduced)
Co. (quar.)
Corp.
Gossard
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
Government Employees Insurance
8-11
50c
Voting
1
Share
of Company
15c
class A common
Mfg.,
9-
2
seven
When
Per
Name
Gorham
1
Ltd..
Mines,
Dennison
10-
75c
(quar.)
share for each
8-18
9-11
47 V2 c
(quar.)
(Boston)
(one
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
9-15
Extra
Denison
Corp.
Bank.
dividend
When
-
Share
9-
(quar.)_
Co.
Stock
I2V2C
30c
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Fooas.
Deltown
National
Stock
curity profits)
Air
Bank
First
(Quarterly payment of 9c from net Invest¬
ment income and 3 Vic from realized se¬
Delta
of Company
First
Fund—
Delaware
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
.
.
-
Hugoton
Production
(quar.)
Continued
on
page
48
Volume
194
Number
6085
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(855)
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
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
Highest
40
Mar
50
Oct
8
44 % Dec
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
21
44% Jan
16
26
69% Jun
15
52 Va Jan
114,/a Jun
10
103% Jan
53% May 10
6
16
LOW
STOCK
Monday
Abbott
Par
Abacus Fund
75
3
7
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
20 Va Jun
98% Mar
Apr
7
125% Apr
7
27% May 16
ABC
Laboratories
convertible
4%
Vending
10
21"%
22Va
22
22%
1
31%
32 %
31 Va
31%
No par
28%
28%
28%
28%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
951/4
96 y4
96
973%
i3y2
i37/a
13ya
30%
30Va
30Va
6
16 Va Apr
14
47
Jun
17
63
Apr
20
98
Dec
19
10
Oct
24
23% Jan
4
22
; Oct
31
9% Oct
28
20 V4 Feb
59 Va Sep
29
85
40% Mar
38% Feb
27
July 25
43% Apr
17
80
Mar 14
10% Jan
22% Jan
9
99% Jun 29
3
15 Vs Mar 24
4
36% Apr
Aug 21
14% Mar
21
32% Aug 26
32% Jan
3
35% Apr
12
19% May 12
53% Jun
3
4
12% Jan
3
20% Aug
9
5% Mar 24
8% May 11
13% Jan
5
48 y8 Jan
3
86% Apr
88 Va Jun
8
8
91% July 21
9% July 24
283/4 Oct
25
45
Jan
5
32 Va Jan
32% Sep
28
56% Jan
4
35
333/4 Jan
27
90% Jan
12
15% Oct
25
46
Sep
12% Dec
423/4 Aug 19
100
May 27
223/a Jan
59
27
Jan
8
4
15 Va Apr
Jan
90
4
533/4 Apr
Jan
4
493/4 Aug
4
Jan
40
10
7
483/4 Aug 25
1003/4 Jun
16% Jan
2
203/8 Aug 25
50 Va Jan
66% Aug
3
20
173/4 Jan
4
123/a Jun
27
Feb
1
May 31
32
39% Jan
6
36% Jan
3
52 3/4 Apr
13
IP/a J an
5
73/a Jan
5
103/8 May 11
6% Oct
41% Sep
24
58% Jan
26
13
44
Jan
15
3
75
Jan
4
22
Oct
26
40
Jan
28
95
Nov
15
132
Jan
28
101
Jan
6
22 3/4 Oct
24
36% Apr
35% Jan
13
28
Jan
60 Va Aug 22
4
843/4 Sep
1
81
Aug 11
233/a Feb
84% May
3
29 Va May
10
15
Co
Corp
Corp
Aeroquip
A
Inc
Co—
Express
Admiral
Air
3
4
Jan
Stores
Adams-Mills
Air
Jan
14
84
Steel
Adams
9
5
4
Acme
18
69% Apr
Jan
7% Jan
3s/a Sep 28
27 Va Jun
9
11% Oct
1
24
21
1
Corp
Control
1
Products
Reduction
No par
J. Industries
Alabama
Alco
4%%
28
613% Oct
26
Jan
4
19
Dec
23
22% Dec
30
55
July 25
78% Jan
6
108
4
23% Oct
26
173/8 Apr
26
25% Jan
4
Nov
28
106 Va Jan
27
91
31% Jan
21
36
Jan
30 3/4 Oct
4
443/4 Jan
4
37
Feb
47% Aug 10
62
Jun
30
Oct
18
63
July 12
60
Jan
64% Apr
5
13% Oct
24
30
Jan
15% Jan
24 Va Apr
11
57
353/b Oct
51% Jan
5
4
7
38%'Jan
513A Jun
6
31%
31
313/s
28%
28%
28%
28%
94i/4
28%
96 %
1,600
931/4
943/4
933/4
13%
14
95%
26,700
13%
14
133/a
30%
30%
17%
30%
31
30%
31%
3,800
91/8
13,900
74%
11,300
9ya
9
9%
73
76
74%
9
9%
723/4
9
73%
73%
4%
4%
4%
43/4
4%
43/4
34%
34%
34%
34%
343/4
19%
2,200
19%
70%
19%
70%
70%
19%
70"%
70%
19%
70%
9,300
69%
93
70%
69
91
91
93
69 %
6,400
91
91
common
_5
100
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Allen Industries Inc
Allied Chemical Corp
*90
1
*90
*90
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
35%
35 Va
10%
34%
35
34%
35
35%
48%
48 Va
35%
48%
49%
35 %
47%
49
47
473/4
473/4
48
48%
48
483/4
48%
48%
48%
6,500
48 %
48%
48%
483/4
8,500
gtd—100
10%
10
10 Va
*35%
92
92
92
92
*91%
93%
92
92
19%
19%
19%
20%
19%
20%
20
20%
63 Va
203/8
64%
64
20 Va
64%
63%
64%
62%
63 %
62 Va
633/a
19,500
6,000
*91%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
12%
12 Va
133/4
43%
44 %
133/4
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44
443/4
8 Va
8%
8%
8
59Vs
58%
60 Va
58%
60%
583/4
59 %
81%
81
81
81
81
8
par
58%
100
America
81
81
23%
24
*100%
102
32%
31%
1
32%
*81
23%
*100%
31Va
8
24%
23%
102
♦100%
8
8
24%
-
58%
*81
23%
24
23%
*100%
102
102
•100%
323/4
31%
32%
313/4
32%
5,300
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
31
313/a
45,600
75%
76%
74%
75%
75%
76
17,700
21
21
20%
21%
21%
29%
30
30
30%
30
30%
293/4
30%
81%
82%
81%
82
80%
81%
803/8
80 Va
Airlines
American
6%
preferred
Bakeries
23%
100
Co
Bank Note
29%
1
common
*112
No par
common
44%
26,100
76%
20%
convertible
200
24 Va
102
31%
12.50
Corp
813/4
.31%
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
Petroleum
13,500
32%
77 Va
Corp
1.800
59%
32%
77%
Amerada
2,800
8
32%
...
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co
300
4,200
14%
44%
8%
5
preferred
76
*20%
30%
29%
24 Va
30%
22%
116
*106
45
25%
44%
♦108
44%
•106
31 %
6,600
80
80%
12,600
263/4
29.800
223/4
81,200
1
26%
23
21%
116
*106
433/4
43 Va
700
•30%
1
263/8
22 Va
23%
126
43%
22
26
25%
22%
23%
126
*21
21%
43%
116
43%
43%
3,900
lo
*57
58
58%
♦57
58%
57
57%
57
57
50
♦60%
62
60%
60%
*59%
61
59%
59%
59%
60
2
59%
20%
20%
19%
20
19 Va
19%
19 %
19%
No par
19%
19%
12,200
48 Va
49 Va
48%
49%
48%
49%
483%
483%
483/4
49
45%
433/4
443/4
42%
43%
42%
43%
19%
*19%
193/4
*19 Vi
19%
*19%
193/4
11%
U%
12%
11%
11%
113/4
113/4
45
preferred
American
92
No par
Amerace
1,000
9
Corp
of
25,400
1
5
Co
40
5
Allied Stores Corp common__No
American
93
1
Allied Kid Co
Allied Mills
Allied Products
8,300
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp__.
Allegheny Power System
3%%
12,100
19%
preferred
American
4,400
34%
Jun
18
31
28%
4%
33
44% Jan
13,100
193/4
3
13
31%
22%
343/4
19
34% Dec
22%
4%
Jun
May 31
22%
195/a
69 Va Jan
May 11
22%
30%
9y8
15,200
135/8
751/4
13,600
173/4
34%
Aluminum
27% May 17
12,200
61 %
17%
22% |
31%
4"%
Mar 24
34
22 %
60%
17%
ig3/4
26
130
22
613%
17%
'
34%
81% Mar 30
24
21%
61
17%
4%
383/4 May 16
25 % Aug 23
21
63%
igy2
Aug 18
21
Apr
102% Jan
21%
-
34%
20
7
17
200
14,000
119
1
30% July 18
68 Va Jan 18
93% May 16
61%
*116
2
28
28% Sep
May 15
35% Feb 28
g3/4
75%
20%
63 Va
173/(J
119
Shares
54
70%
Inc
Alleghany Corp common
6% convertible preferred
4%
9
74%
21%
69%
Corp
Gas
Inc
,
20%
x63
*116
*52
the Week
2
Products
Aldens
1
50c
Inc
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
Aluminium Limited
No par
110
119
22%
ACF-Wrigley
32 Va Aug
70
17i/(J
ACF Industries Inc
25
3
52%
69 Va
173/4
17
21 Va Apr
Va Jan
52%
70%
64
64% Aug
10
24
52%
69%
*116
21%
3
15% Jan
17
4
*51%
69%
120
17y8
Jan
5
28% Jan
Aug. 25
63 Va
15
Dec
23 % May 31
69%
*116
Sales for
Friday
Aug. 24
20%
Jan
17
6
5'
"
SALE PRICES
Thursday
1
52
23
24 Va Jun
69%
120
HIGH
Aug. 23
25
25
Jun
Dec
3
*116
51y2
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 22
»51y4
52y2
1
16
Jan
69'%
100
Corp
12
38
5iy2
5
common
preferred
Tuesday
Aug. 21
1
35 % Oct
32% Jan
15
Bosch
Arma
American Brake
Shoe
Corp
Co
*57
400
3,200
;-t;
'
£'4
253/4 Mar
Jan
19
8
46% Dec
23
43 Vs Jan
23 *
61% Apr
6
20
Nov
11
19 V: Feb
28"
20 3/4 May
133/4 Sep-, 1
8 Va Jan
July 28
303/4 Dec
1
35% Dec
14
40% Sep
43% Jan
4
3
34 Va Jan
4
Jan
4
5
53
7
American
97% Mar 28
American
11
3
Jun
5
40
Feb
2
25% May 12
59 Va Jun
8
Mar 30
84
Jan
4
92
393/4 Oct
21
59% Jun
14
41% Aug 23
25
30% Dec
30
29 V8 Jan
20
50
Aug
7
Mar 20
47% Jun
5
7%
Amer
7
30
30
Co
Chain
&
3
2
American
Electric
3
32 Va Aug 25
American
37% Mar 13
Mar 15
16% Aug 23
233/4 Apr
38% Jan
18
15
198% Jun
15
8 Vb Jan
4
Jan
3
176% Jan
4
24
24 Va Jan
18
18% Feb
103
Sep
7
99% Jan
9
23
Va Aug
82
Jun
10
14
9
41
86 Va Dec
31% Sep
26
58% Jan
6
34 Va Jan
4
20 Va Jun
1
27% Jan
15
24% Jan
3
86% Jan
14
92% Aug 15
90 Va Jan
10
Oct
31
28% Jan
13% Jan
3
26
32% Jun
18
Aug
5
29% Apr
18
Jan
19
Jan
18
32 Va Jun
27
48 Va Aug
12
Jan
3
16% Feb
3
12% Jan
3
Jan
4
145% Aug 24
41
140
31 Va May
16%
163/4
6,200
11%
35,700
American
Hardware
American
Home
American
29 Va Apr
21
American
Corp
5 Va %
24
62
Jun
2
16% Mar 13
146
May 17
42% Mar 10
29%
29%
293/4
29%
29%
238
240 3/4
2393/4
236%
238 Va
236%
238%
4,800
28%
28 Vs
28
283/4
27%
283/a
27%
27%
27%
27%
27,600
No par
25%
26
253/4
26
26
26%
26
26 Va
26%
273/a
1
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
17
17 Va
1,200
1
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
25%
2 5 3/a
4,200
Co
of 111
&
Fdry
100
101
1.75
com
preferred
43%
preferred
100
Metal Products
29%
101
*100
29%
41
101
*100%
41%
423/a
84
83
83
•82
45
♦44%
45%
44%
44%
*44 Va
45%
44%
44%
500
35%
36%
35%
36%
36%
363/a
35%
36 Va
35%
363/8
34,500
1*102
*102
103%
103 %
18
18%
18%
18%
48 Va
48%
48%
16
16
16
16
X18%
20 Va
l#Va
♦102
42%
•102
103%
42%
84
*82
103%
18 3/a
18%
48%
49
15%
15%
15 Vb
19%
183/a
18%
*102
18 3/a
48 3/4
18%
♦48
49%
15%
700
18%
19%
19%
193/4
229,200
46%
47
46%
46%
46
47%
44%'
46
443/4
45%
9,700
47%
48%
46
48
46%
47%
45 Va
47%
463/4
48
7,400
1
693/4
70%
70%
703/4
70%
71
70%
71
70
70%
Amer Photocopy Equipm't Co_No par
American Potash <fc Chem
No par
37%
39 Va
37 3/4
38%
38%
39
37 Va
38%
383/a
39
56
57
55%
56%
55%
56
56%
56%
56
56
Optical Co
American
7%
Rad
Co
Std
8c
preferred
■
Sany com—5
14 Va
15
14%
15
14%
15
100
*141%
143
♦141%
143
*141%
143
_
Amer Research 8c Develp'm't Corp 1
33
333/a
323/a
33%
32%
32%
xl4%
-
*141%
.
14%
32%
44
45
43%
43%
43 Va
203/4
20
203/,,
20
20%
66 Va
66%
66%
66%
66%
67
144% Aug 25
136% Jan
3
60% Jan
3
Jan
4
18
20
Jun
27% Jan
76
145 Va Mar
2
76% July 10
3
127% Apr
11
23
27% Jan
16
3
82 Va Feb
3
Feb
28
31 Va Feb
23
28 3/a Jan
3
30% Aug 26
30 % Jan
11
35% Mar 21
93
Aug 25
37 Va July 26
34Va Jun
5
108% Dec
30
103% Jan
3
130
65 Va Dec
20
643/a Jan
3
102% Aug 23
130% Aug 31
121 Va Jan
3
130
Apr
3
Jun
5
1%
American
6%
75
122
American
Steel
American
Stores
American
6%
623/4 Jun
5
American
5
American
29% Sep
27
28
27% Sep
28
25% Aug 15
28 Va May
13% Jan
19
25 Va
1
Aug 23
18% July 18
38% July 31
293/4 Jan
4
23
May 11
34% May
5
endorsed
17
55% Jun
17
42 Va Oct
31
68% Jan
15
44
Jan
3
65
6
54% Jan
11
333/4 Jan
4
443/4 May 22
Anaconda
5
44% July
May 22
333/4 Feb
2
45% Apr
93% Feb
4
16
Anchor
13
37
17
443/4 Feb
16
Anderson
93% Oct
36
Feb
17
44% Aug 12
Jan
For footnotes, see page 26
22 Vs
33%
23 Va
23
23%
333/4
75%
122
10O
100
4,700
34
343/8
33%
34
90%
91
91%
92%
923/4
923/a
93
33%
32%
333/8
32%
323/4
323/4
323/4
2,400
_25
32%
32 Va
33
33
323/4
33
32%
33
32%
32%
2,000
122%
123 Va
123
122 3/4
124
1213/4
122 Va
1223/4
78,800
23,500
34
(
34%
123%
123%
963/4
983/4
983/4
101 %
100 Va
102%
98%
1243/4
1253/b
1253/a
1253/s
125
1253/a
124%
53 3/a
543/4
54%
563/s
56%
58%
233/4
243/s
24%
24%
24%
24%
28%
28%
♦28
28 Va
26
♦25%
10,100
3,900
26
53
54 Va
24%
5
com
34 Va
24%
,,
25
8c
*28
28 V2
*27 %
28%
•273/a
28 %
25
*25%
26
*25%
26
*25%
26
Smelting—1
15%
15%
XI5%
15 3/a
15
15%
*25%
101
99%
1253/a
15%
15
•125
100
1253/a
690
58%
59%
91,100
24%
243/4
3,600
15
153/a
500
3,500
2 6 3/a
27
25%
25%
26%
25 y.
26%
25%
26 Va
13,100
1
shares
20%
21 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
203/4
76,800
1
43%
44%
42%
433/4
42%
43
41%
423/4
41%
423/4
No par
Corp
263/4
53%
543/s
53%
553/4
543/s
553/4
54
54%
53%
54
39
39
39
39
38
38%
38
38
37 Va
37%
6.25
353/4
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
353/4
36
No par
*92%
*92%
Hocking Glass Corp
$4 preferred
8c
Co
7,800
94
50
Wire 8c Cable
Clayton
23%
122
90
25
Anaconda Co
90 Va Jan
12
540
•74
1223/4
33 Va
Co
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
5
Jan
1223/4
23
*121%
141
•140%
151
75%
•121 Va
33%
Ampex Corp
28
85
23%
140%
*74
17,700
89 3/4
series
AMP
Inc
75%
2,300
2,900
67
333/a
series
5%%
23
141%
*74
44%
20
663/4
89%
Corp
Zinc Lead
33% Feb
3
6%
'23
141
123
44%
20
'
33
100
Viscose
Preferred
42% Mar
58% Apr
Tel
Water Works Co
Preferred
24
17
34
*74
*121%
141 Va
75%
141%
75
6,700
25
com
—
American
19% Oct
273/4 Apr
1
142
122%
40
33%
47,800
_1
Co
preferred
27
4
8c
22%
American Tobacco common——12.50 *
1
13
Tel
£1
Foundries
Refining
preferred
3
Jan
common
African Inv Co Ltd
American Sugar
Jan
18% May 17
141%
25
Amer South
7%
Co
—
non-cumulative preferred_100
19% Jan
Apr
Snuff
Co
14%
141 Va
32%
44
203/4
67
Seating
8,000
143/4
32%
21
American
6,600
38,200
141%
142
45 Vs
Aug
600
10
News
American
65%
119
4,200
No par
American
45
4
103 %
183/a
21
Aug
10
15%
—10
62% Aug 24
110,000
15%
Ship Building Co__No par
Ref'g com_No par
preferred
100
126
84
18%
American
9
423/4
♦483/4
American Smelt 8c
50 Va Mar
20
43%
*83
26 Va Mar 21
3
101
x42 Va
48%
Co_
•100%
101
5,700
84
1.66%
Motors Corp
American Natural Gas
*100
2,100
443/a
*83
2
Co
*
101
No par
1
Co
29%
237
443/4
100
Machine & MetalsJNo par
Metal Climax Inc com
1
American
41
Corp
Co
29 Va
241
72 Va May 18
16
100
29%
Mach
American
78% July 10
45% Apr 13
34
238%
Investment
American
4% %
313/4
•33
1
Ice
3.90 %
May 16
♦32
12.50
Products
prior preferred—
37% Aug
8
102% July 10
20% May 16
34
Hosp Supply Corp_No par
American
16
31V* Oct
18,900
11%
20
30 Va Dec
8,500
32%
16%
23% Jun
8
67 Va
11%
44 Va Dec
7
67%
16
15 Va Jan
26
41%
11%
32% May 11
Mar
41
3
38 Va Jan
Feb
403%
13
10
14
40%
Jan
28
25
40'/a
543/4 Jan
Jun
25% Mar
40
33% Jan
Sep
61% Oct
4
40%
12
Dec
34
4
393/4
SI
21
4
40 %
35% Aug 16
21% Oct 14
Jun
Jan
Co
American
34
51 Va May 19
40 Va
11%
21% Apr
3
49 Va Aug 18
47% Apr 10
54
79% Jan
10
74,900
3,700
16%
6
1
117
43
ll3/a
16 % Feb
20
27% Mar 15
42%
16%
Molasses
Sep
26
42%
16%
American
Jun
-
41%
11%
28
44
25
42%
11%
19% Apr
67
25
41%
16%
5
14
18
43
113/B
15% Jan
18
6
42%
163%
Meter
Apr
10
43%
Foreign Power__No par
American
Apr 28
500
42%
10%
&
8
48
493/4
92%
16Va
American
15
27
493/4
•91
33%
26
86% Feb
21%
49%
32
Apr
20
22
92%
68%
Aug
May 24
49%
*91
34%
35
63% Apr
20%
50
91
*32%
241
105
: 21 %
91
67 Va
7
43 Va Apr
9
6,100
"
92%
31%
53% Apr
37
8
22
♦49 Va
50%
*91
33 Va
47% Mar 23
Feb
21%
51
51%
921/2
68%
4
Mar.
22
22%
32
Jan
54
213/4
511/3
68
American
117
2,500
313/4
American International
133 % Dec
3,800
2,300
86%
31%
7
1
47%
85
69%
8
3
47
87
31%
17% Aug
17
47%
85 va
f 88
69
25% Aug
Mar
473A
88
215/a
6
13% Dec
47% ,'473%
87%
69%
3
42
48
873/4
34 %
13% Jan
28 Va Oct
463/4
873A
343/3
20 Va Jan
1
463/4
69 Va
9
7
46 %
x853/4
26,000
43,300
*32 Va
6
11 Va Nov
37%
10
16% Jan
138 Va Jan
373/4
,U"
10
Power
20% Sep
Oct~24
373/4 '
11% '
Corp
|
European Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
15
33 Va
37%
American
20
26
373/4
Enka
32% Mar 16
29
22
44 Va
373/4
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
17 Va Feb
17 % Dec
44%
373/4
22
20 Vs Jan
11
Oct~21
45%
37%
*91
13 Va Oct
13%
44%
37%
Line Co
2
13
45%
37%
3
573/4 Jan
9% Jan
Jan" 14
443/4
44%
•
Crystal Sugar common_10
prior preferred
100
16% Jun
76 Va
451/4
No par
No par
Cable
Commer Barge
8
28
12% Apr 18
13,500
44%
12.50
Co
4
31%
*19%
44^
common
Chicle
Jan
71% Aug
X44 %
143^
American
4%%
*
457/3
20
1
Corp
preferred
Jan
33%
52
27 Va Aug 25
94
45
*19%
___25
Radio
81
59% July 18
21
27
22 Va Sep
39 Va Jun
6
89
142 Va Feb
Can
3
443/4 July
63/4 Jun
American
19 Va Jan
24% Jan
17 Va Dec
3
70 Va Jan
28
Oct
46% Aug
>■
1
common
20
Cable
42 Va Jan
26
17 y8 Sep
American
13
26
46% Jan
12% Aug 11
27
Oct
Inc
preferred
Dec
77
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
5%
513/4 Jan
29
81% Jun
28
4
36
36% Sep
233/a Oct
17
3 8 3/4 Aug 23
46 Va Mar 22
16
American
.
4
No par
21.80
'
43
94
43%
*92%
42%
94
43%
*92%
42%
94
42%
Va
36
*92%
*
94
35
42%
42%
42%
42%
18,400
340
6,100
1,600
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(856)
.
.
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
33% Jan
3
43% Apr
12
37% Feb
21
57% Jun
26
Argo
3
3
No par
Archer-Danieis-Midland
28
67
Sep
19
77 Va Jan
4
29
Sep
28
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
79% Aug
53% Aug
53 % Dec
26
Jan
75
Jan
13
83 % Aug 26
28 Va Oct
24
44 Va Jun
12'/a Oct
20V* Jan
10
Jan
4
78% Jan
11
50
21
39
30
9
Jan
70
46
11
20 Va Feb
27 % Jan
5
20
Feb
July 25
23% Jan
4
„22
8
Jan
22% Aug 16
91
110
53 V* Jan
75
63
27% Jan
Sep 27
3
10 ¥4 Mar
4
54
83
40 ¥2 Mar
May 11
58% Feb 24
2
31% Jun
43% Dec
29
3974 Aug
4274 Jan
80 Va Aug
18
Jan
3
6ya Jan
4
74 ¥2 Jan
51%
50%
51%
51
__
8374-Mar
68%
68%
80 %
.79%
79%
160
44%
44%
44%
2,800
18
18ya
iay4
17%
17%
*17%
17%
310
5
153/4 Feb
15
13 ¥2 Feb
9
1
20% Jan
4
13 ¥2 Jan
5
24
11
21 ¥2 Feb
1
29 ¥2 May 12
33
22 Va
25%
25%
257/a
26ya
25%
26
25%
42 ¥4
43%
52
523/e
51%
52 ¥t
Electric Co
Line
RR
common
■
*107%
y'
100
Chemical
Corp
pref
72%
71%
27%
26%
27%
9%
51%
*84
•
Avco
18% Dec
19% Dec
17¥a Feb
8
68 ¥4 May
8
Avnet
—
Corp
*41%
42%
107
300
90I/4
893/4
90
3,700
107
'
80
71%
703/4
71%
3,200
27%
26%
27%
51,600
9%
14,000
52%
8,600
85
85
85
*84¥o
43 ¥2
43
43
42
42%
6,300
50%
85
51 ¥2
50%
50%
50%
51 Va
32,100
81 ¥2
81%
81%
81%
81%
25
24%
24%
24%
243/4
8,700
3%
3V2
3s/8
18,000
13%
*84
374-
3
v
¥2
9%
374
13%
13%
18 Va
18¥a
23 Va
23 ¥4
30 74
3074
30 Va
3074
30
24%
233/4
24 ¥a
23%
2474
38%
36 ¥4
37 ¥2
36 ¥»
3%;
30 :'/4
2374
38 ¥4
37 ¥2
2
42 Va
108
26%
"
18 ¥4
5c
27% Aug
25%
71
24
1
45% Mar 29
3
_
1374
25%
93/4
81
.
100
25%
52%
25
1774
-
5,000
6,500
54
25 ¥2
24
300
22»/a
253/4
53
10
52%
81 ¥2
($1.20)
33
*22'
.25%
53 ¥2
974
53 ¥4
81 ¥2
3%
*32%
22 VA
25%
•
43
10
X2474
374
♦107
72
81
13 ¥2 Jan
89 %
263/4
;•
33 y8
42'/a
90
107 <
71%
25
1374
'
42%
89 y2
107
3 ¥2
28% July 24
Electronics
42%
42
90 Va
107%
81
17% Aug 18
Corp
90
107
■*
24%
No par
common
prior
42
.
1
20
Nichols
Conv
43
1
Industries
common
preferred
Austin
'
10
974
10
5%
May 10
;.
10
Co
52 y8 July 11
30
33 Va
22%~:
25%
427'4
Investment
1«
100
Mar 11
30
*33%
*22 VA
26%
42 ¥1
com
113/4 May 11
31
24 y4 Jan
31
33 Vb
22%
26-
No par
Corp
69
33 Vb
*22%
84¥a
series_No par
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
20% Oct
22%
69%
*17%
84 ¥«
12
2
12% Aug
34
*22%
i.
.
—100
145/b Apr
13% Dec
17% "
17¥4
"33 Va
-
2.50
preferred
Atlas
4,200
8,400
69 %
513/a
Atlas
16,400
223,400
44%
$3.75 series B preferred
8
1 Va
*79%
273/a
5
51%
80 VA
5074
27
51%
45%
26%
4¥4 Feb
51%
80%
com__4¥2
30% Jun
51
45
69%
Atlantic
3¥a July 18
51%
4,600
2,600
80%
69¥i
72%
2474 Aug 25
5
78
45%,
90
108%
'73%
Atlantic Refining
May
77%
80%
2.50'
$1.50
4
60
77%
68%
89%
Coast
77%
45ya
preferred
Atlantic
78%
Shares
69%
—2.50
Dry Goods
2
52
81%
*45%
lO'/a*
t' 48 ¥4 Feb
51%
6974
25%
*42%
4%
51%
0*
2774/
City
40 y4
__
26%
1st
40
51%
-
.51
*80%
45%
1
A
preferred
the Week
Aug. 25
39%
40
1
Inc
21
3
__
Sales for
Friday
No par
common
Corp
Corp
87 ¥2 Feb
July 14
76
50%
„
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5% non-cumulative preferred
10
3
Aug 24
Dec
3
77%
5
Co
issued-
Associates
27% Aug 23
3
9% Jan
88 Va
79% Jan
Cork
Industries
5.257e
Aug 10
2174 Jan
38 % Aug 29.
28 3/4 Feb
78 %
Rubber Co
Associated
July
35 74 Jan
5
10 % Aug 29
7
77%
(Del)
Eauipment
2nd
Aug
69% Feb
10
9¥4 Jan
35% Jan
102% Feb
49% Oct
78Va
Constable
When
Jun
5
106
77%
Ashland Oil & Refining common.-l
47
21
75
9
50 Va
28% Jun
July 18
Jan
4
27
Feb
Aro
50%
i
preferred
Arnold
2
40 Va
50
Arvin
Dec
1
56 ¥» Jan
$3.75
Armstrong
8
40%
51%
40 y4
50%
31% Apr
37% Jan
29¥4 Jun
20 '/a
24% Aug
9
Co
w
Armstrong
May 22
37 ¥4 July 28
257/a Aug 22
24
&
Rights
Aug 16
18% Aug
16% Oct
ICO
Armour
13% Mar 16
19% Oct 26
18
3
85 Va July 28
3
40%
Corp___;
Corp
Steel
9
1% Aug 25
Aug 25
Oil
Armco
Aug. 24
__
5
39% Dec
67% Jan
Thursday
Aug. 23
40 VA
40%
'■
*
Wednesday
Aug. 22
_10
40% Jan
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Aug. 21
Par
5
20
23 Va July 26
30% Sep
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
133/4
18
13%
13%
13%
86
30
840
13%
1,600
173/4
173/4
2,500
24%
*23%
24%
30
30%
30%
31 y4
21,800
24
24%
24%
243/4
191,700
36%
38
37%
38%
27,900
18 ¥4
*23 ¥1
9%
17%
24 ¥2
*23 VA
18
400
'
B
'
7% Jan
4% Aug 16
5
4% Jan
73/4 Mar 29
3
Babbitt
(B
T)
Inc_
5
373/4 Jan
4
36 ya Jan
10
52 ¥2 Apr
26
Babcock
11% Oct
31
17/8 Jan
4
123/4 Jan
3
19 VB Aug
15
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
20
24% Jan
26
30 '/a Aug
12
273/4 Jan
90 V* Jan
18
983/4 Aug 30
Jan
8
24% Oct
56 J/8 Aug 23
&
Baltimore
Wilcox
Gas
5¥a
5%-
5%
5 ¥4
No par
5 74 :■
574
5
48
46%
47
463/4
47%
45%
47
47
47 ¥2
17%
13
Corp
5 ¥4
47
9
Co
Elec
&
5¥a
1
27% Oct
18%
17%
18 ¥4
173/8
173/4
1674
1774
167/it
1774
4
8
82 y4 Jan
12
31
43% Jan
14
2 8 ¥4 Jan
3
22 Va Sep 28
45% Oct 26
Aug
15
62% Feb
11
43% Oct
88
34
4% %
9
233/8 July 19
47 ¥2 Jan
63
16
Baltimore
Aug 25
l33/8 Mar
9
353/4
36%
35.74
4%
35%
35 ¥2
353/4
35 3a
3574
3474
98%
98 3/4
*983/4
99%
993/4
*9874
99 •'! 4
*98 3/4
9974
833/4
833/4
83
84
833/4
83%.
*83
84
*83
84
100
lIOO
33%
34 Va
33%
33%
32
33%-
31
Va
3174
30
31
2,400
27
25 ¥2
2574
293/4 May 18
70 ¥a Mar 17
Barber
19 ¥2 May
22
Basic
8
Basic
72% Dec
29
56 ¥4 Aug 24
17
16% Oct
12
153/a Jan
3
27
25% Jan
8
183/4 Feb
8
3
57% Aug 23
473/a Jan
3
60
Aug 23
Bath
8
58% Jun
38¥4 Apr
27
48 ¥2
July 10
Bausch
53 ¥4 Jun
19
767/s May 16
39% May
34% Mar
30% Oct
37
1
45
5
Mar
7
Jan
56 % Dec
Mar 21.
183
14
249
3
97
»33¥aApr
51 ¥2 Jan
5
Dec
275
1
Bayuk
6
Beatrice
11
3
15 Va Sep
20
253/aJun
9
13
1033/4 Sep
2
87
78
Jan
85
conv
4
preferred
27 ¥4 Jun
6
Beech
Aircraft
353/4 Feb
8
Beech
Creek
743/4 Aug
8
Beech-Nut
20
2
483/8 Jan
16
Jun
20% Mar 29
14¥2 Jan
4
57 ¥2 Jun
13
483/4 Jan
13
89% Feb
25
93
July 26
89% Feb
14
93 ¥2 Mar 16
17% Aug 30
12 ¥a Jan
3
Beck Shofe
69% May 25
16 y8 Apr
Bell
Inc
4¥4%
43/4 %
(A S)
___.
pfd
23%
23%
*23 %
24%
23%
243/4
2474
26
25 ¥4
2674
4,200
57 ¥2
56 ¥2
57 ¥4
*56 ¥4
Life
56 ¥2
5674
18%
18%
18 ¥1
18 ¥2
18 ¥4
18 ¥2
18%
1874
26%
26
263/4
243/4
25%
2474
25
58
58
59 ¥4
59
60
5774
41%
42%
40 ¥2
41 ¥4
40
Va
40 ¥2
40
40 74
62 ¥s
63 ¥2
60
60%
60 ¥4
62 ¥2
62
¥t
623/4
42
42 ¥4
42%
42%
43
43%
4274
43 ¥2
60%
61 ¥4
61 ¥2
63
64
64 ¥4
64
65 ¥2
*280
305
97
97
-.
v'7j:18%
:'144
1
"
*83"
*300
.
320
*96
97
1
85
1473/4
*83
20%
33
*31 ¥a
72 ¥4
74
x72
preferred
*83
73
1
17 ¥a
58 ¥2
*1053/8
12%
17 ¥a
*17
17 ¥2
No par
common
:.rl47
33
10
Corp
21
100
1
'
59 Vb
59 ¥4
203;,
20%
*31 Va
72 ¥4
*17
58%
597/B
*105%
18%
1483/4
85
20%
33
73
17 ¥2
'60 ¥1
*1053/8
12%
12%
97
18 ¥1
85
20y2
*31 ¥s
330"
.*96"
-
18%
144 ¥2
145
*305
-
,
18-%
19 ¥4
.1
Savers
Co
.
■
26¥2
57%
*57
50
Bell Intercontinental Corp
5
2,700
__100
Corp
RR
Howell
&
1,200
40
100
Belding-Heminway
29
8
43
39
2.50
Beckmanilnstruments
6
19
42
427V
100
;
Inc
19
37% Jan
44
41
12.50
common
prior
Mills
Jan
18
43
43 ¥2
1
preferred
¥2%
26 ¥4
453/4
43
No par
Co
33/s%
Aug 24
July 19
14 ya Jun
11% July 27
Foods
Beaunit
3
25 ¥2
45
43 ¥2
10
Inc
Inc
Apr
12
50 3/4 Dec
150
Cigars
17 ¥4
Oct
32 y2 Mar 31
19
27 ¥»
46 ¥4
*4374
10
Inc
81
Aug 10
25
7
14
21 ¥4 Apr
27
46 ¥1
43 ¥2
1
Corp
Lomb
31% July 21
83
42 ¥2 Apr
Apr 21
19% Nov
31% Dec
3
Apr
100 ¥4 May 15
17 ¥2 Mar 14
62 Va Jan
298
24
Works
&
43% Aug 23
2 7 ¥2
46 ¥4
10
.
Corp
Laboratories
40
44
263/4
1
Corp
Iron
Baxter
65 ¥2 Aug
90% Feb
Aug 29
Oil
9,800'
1
Inc
Products
4
Mar 16
94¥2 Jan
27¥a Aug
,
*46
preferred_100
stamped
Aroostook Corp
Bangor &
27 ¥4
*983/4
100
Preferred
Dec
Jan
18
common
non-cumulative
50,500
35
_____100
18
19
3,800'
12,700
.
100
B__
Stamped
Jan
143/a Nov
49
Ohio
&
62% Jan
Aug 25
39
Aug
preferred series
preferred series C
4%
19
42
'
47
27
19
13 % Dec
12% Dec 21
Jan
88 ¥2 May
Jan
9
59
26
100
5 ¥4
100
com
~
94Va Jan
Sep
80
74
123/4
12%
P,
56 74
5674
3,700
58'
5974
40 ¥2
6174
62 ¥4
,
3,400
437'a
43 74
;
4,400
64 ¥1
'
2,000
40
59
1874
25
6 5 ¥4
335
*306
97
97
*96
18
1874
*310 "
147%
150
v
84 ¥2
84 74
2074
7C74
*17
.
58 ¥4
32
7274
12
7'2
'
;
6,200
7,400
11,100
326
97
70
19;
18%
4%
2074
*3174
80O
.
18 ¥2
24%
•
147 ¥2
:
6,000
14874
*84
17,600
86
19%
10
20%
*31 Va
10,800
32
71
713/4
17 72
17.
17
59
58
58 ¥2
4,800
50O
20,200
*10574
♦lOS3;,
12%
*5674
2,200
12 74
12%
12%
67
67%
>
5,700
■1
.
.■
56% Oct 24
74% Jan
4
32 3/8 Feb
34% Dec
22
33 ¥2 Jan
Jun
72
4
12
3
3
58
45
Jan
7
50% Nov 28
48 ¥2 Jan
1
Jun
10
1% Oct 20
1¥b Jan
28
303/4 Nov
1
38% Jan
13
33 ¥2 Jan
8
50
Jun
8
40 ¥4 Aug
5
57% Jan
4
138% Jan
6
39 y® July
141 ¥4 Jan
151
Aug 26
31
403/8 Apr
19
preferred
—
Benguet Consolidated
13
Best
&
Bethlehem
17
May 15
7%
18% Aug 22
67 ¥4
67%
67 ¥4
67%
1
55 ¥4
553/4
55 ¥2
55%
553/a
553/4
55%
*49%
1 ¥0
50 ¥2
*493/4
50 ¥2
*493/4
50 ¥2
*49%
1 Va
1 Va
1 ¥4
l¥a
l¥t
iVa
37 Va
37%
37 ¥2
37%
37 ¥2
373/4
43 ¥2
433/4
43 ¥2
433/4
43 ¥4
43 ¥2
41
42
41 ¥2
41%
41 ¥4
413/4
41
1423/4
142 ¥2
1423/4
1423/4
1423/4
18%
Xl8¥4
183/4
84
*81%
84
*81%
60 ¥2
61
60 ¥2
_50
2 pesos
Inc
Inc
Co
Best wall
4974 Apr
148
common
5%
483/4 Mar 13
7
7
_5
Bendix Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
May 18
1¥2 Jan
25
37% Dec
52
3
33% Feb
Jan
56% Aug 14
■
.
1
Gypsum
Steel
Co
40c
Corp common
preferred
3
12 ¥a Jan
8
71
Jan
84
Aug
18
49% Mar 25
41
Jan
71% Apr
18
4
32% Jan
453/aApr
10
Blaw-Knox
6
22 3/4 Jan
28
Mar 13
Bliss
4
16 ¥b Jan
28
May 25
Bliss
38 ¥2
50% Apr
21% Feb
Feb
82
35% Sep 26
37% Oct 24
53
Jan
21% Dec 23
29% Jan
127/8 Oct
20% Jan
July
Brooks
Inc
Mar 28
39% Dec
20
35 ¥2 Jan
55% Aug
8
Oct
24
28 Va Jan
6
22¥2 Jan
27% Feb
17
18 3/8 Oct
26
22% Feb
11
18% Jan
243/8 Feb
10
19% Jan
23% Aug
36 ¥4 Apr
8
17% May 11
68 3/4, Apr
Borden
7 7 ¥2 July 21
80
Borg-Warner Corp
3¥2% preferred
38 ¥2 Jan
1
67 3/4 Dec
5
55% Feb
31 Va Nov
2
48 ¥a Jan
6
35
76% Dec
15
18 Va
79% Mar 30
Aug 10
69% Feb
29
Dec
69
5
.
Sep 22
29
Bohn Aluminum &
May 19
3
52% Aug
11
793% Aug
4
43/4 Aug
2
Inc
Corp
12,300
14,700
1%
1 ¥4
37%
37%
44,6002,000
142 %
183/4
173/4
*81%
61
40 Va
41%
3,600
42
41%
42 ¥a
100,200
1423/4
18%83 ¥2
61 ¥2
143
143
18
18
1,300
•
18,100
61
83 ¥2
61
2,400
*81%
34 ¥2
34%
35
35 ¥1
36'
3534
36 ¥4
3338
35%
25 ¥4
25 ¥2
253/8
25%
25 Va
2534
25%
25%
1,700
24%
24%
24%
24 ¥2
24%
24%
24%
23 %
24%
11,500
45 5/a
44 ¥2
45 ¥1
44
453/4
44
44 ¥2
44 ¥4
4.4%
55 ¥4.
'
-
54.%
55%
5.4%
55%
53 Va
543/4
'
25 Va
25 ¥4
25
25
24'3/4
25
23
5-
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30
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25
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82
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66
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110
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6% Mar 22
14
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5%
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11
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15
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Number 6085
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.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(857)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
39% Oct
23
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
5
49% Jan
4
44 % Jan
NEW
4
60 y4 May
Carborundum
5
Sep
10% Dec
19
353/a Feb
25
26% Jan
3
36
9
25% Jun
2
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
Carlisle
88% Jan
12
Aug 18
91 y4 Jan
6
99 y2 Apr
5
Carolina
57% May
9
Carolina
35
Feb
1
38 % Sep
98
43 % Jan
YORK
Monday
Mar 13
(Philip)
Carey
Par
Co
583/4 Jan
4
39% Jan
3
52 y4 Mar 30
6
32 % Jan
3
49
Carrier
10
39% Nov
25
43 % July 15
40 % Jan
24% Oct
10
29% Feb
23
27
26
78 % Jan
4
7% Dec
71 y2 Dec
5
22% Jan
30
1143/4
5
Jan
3
46% Feb
1
83/a Jan
3
47 y4 Apr
13% Apr
Carter
Case
7% Feb
26
72% Aug 16
3% Jan
3
90% May 31
22
24
Sep
19
34% Jan
6
30% Feb
41 y2
Aug 11
88
Feb
8
94 % Sep
9
89
97
May 23
3 % Nov
21
Oct
Jiyi 19
1
Jan
11
Jan
3
25
31% Jan
8
114% Jun
17
121 % Sep
21
115% Jan
6
71 y2 Dec
30
833/4 Jan
13
713% Jan
3
22
5
15%
14%
95%
96
96y2
96%
No par
56%
56%
47
48
38
38%
4.20%
7%
10
35 % Jan
15
Jun
29
19
Jan
11
17
Jan
10
Oct
12
25% Jan
15
22% Jan
3
9
193/4 July 21
28 y2 Jun
5
Jan
22
24% Jun
8
18 3/s Jan
3
34 y» Jun
46% Dec
30
59
38
Mar
6
50
75
20
59
Mar
7
75
17
Sep
19% Mar
Aug 17
80 '/a Aug
4
23
27% Jan
3
38 y4 Jan
24
92% Jan
3
59
27
42 3/4 Jan
Dec
42% Aug 25
953/4 Sep
6
30
88% Jan
11
28
8
32% Jan
3
57% Jan
18
Dec
29
2nd
Central
15
38
Jan
24
47
May 11
Central
&
20% Sep
29
11
26
4
333/a Mar 16
Central
93/4 Jan
31
Jan
9
223/4 Mar 29
17
443A May 17
Cerro
July 25
21% Dec
23
20% Jan
3
653/4 Aug 21
Certain-teed
Oct
403/a Apr
3iy4 Mar
1
33/4 Jan
4
Oct
24
Dec
88
Jan
7
5% Jan
18
70 y2 Jan
21
11
42% Jan
6
8
84V2 AUg
ly
4
48 y2 Aug 25
5
34 % Mar
43% Aug 16
263/4 Jan
4
90
9
Jan
39'3/4 July
21% Jan
46% May 31
39
22 y2 Nov
28
4
Dec
6
383/4 Jan
6
16% Jan
4
27% Mar 20
Checker
17% Oct
24
293/4 Jan
4
203/4 Jan
3
30% Jun
3
103/4 Mar 22
14
15
9
30
14 y4 Mar 24
30% Dec
13
43 y4 Jan
4
32
3
40% Jun
6
54% Oct
26
69 3/4 Jan
6
54% July 21
673/4 Jan
18
99 y4 Apr
6% Nov
94
13
Aug
5
6% Dec
29
17
Jan
18
16y4 Dec
14
34 y4 Jan
21
23
Dec
19
433/4 Jan
6
91
Jan
July 19
71/4 Jan
3
323/4 Aug 10
3
133/s Jan
31
Class
9
Mar 30
30
40 y4 Apr
7
24
263% Jan
6
2
69 y2 Feb
26
,13% Dec
6
23 y2 Jan
4
133/4 Jan
15
36 y2 Jan
4
23% Jan
38
293/4 Jan!
22
Dec
Oct
5%
27
27
Feb
Feb
Chic
20
17%
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43
43%
43%
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43%
43%
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28
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59
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50
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21
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com
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10
43
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400
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11,400
33
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32
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5
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44%
86
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44%
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102%
41%
44%
3,600
41 % Aug 24
37% Jan
10
8
78% Jan
4
94% Feb
2
873/4 Sep
203/4 May 15
313/4 Apr 11
Chock
53 % Aug
Chrysler Corp
8
453/4 May 11
89
Mar 23
82% Jan
3
983/4 Feb
7
102% Feb
28
39 % Dec 21
37% Jan
3
49% Feb
17
3
:/
27% July 24
85
Apr
4
58% May 17
36 % May 10
32% Apr 26
11% July 27
15% Apr
■?.
493/8 Mar
9
68 % Dec
29
65% Jan
393/8 Jun
1
53 % Dec
23
503/fe Jan
6
163/4 Nov
3
24 % Jan
4
20% Feb
13
14% July 14
27% Oct 28
18
Aug 25
41% May 19
44% Aug
5
40% Jan
3
53% Feb
23
36 % Dec
1
47% Jan
18
5^/4
90 % Jan
11
99
Apr
7
56% Dec
5
62
Apr
8
35% Apr
11
32
Sep
30
42
Feb
17
Jun
23
72% July
64% Dec
9
126 % Feb
12
.48% Feb
8
Jan
16
33
Mar 21
Jan
10
36% Mar
473/4 Feb
23
,
Jan
4
74
Nov
7
133
Apr
10
140
803/4 Dec
28
773/4 Jan
4
95% Feb
26% Aug 24
21% Jan
4
30
Feb
City Stores
;
July
Jun
—
Special
Clevite
Iron
guaranteed
Coca-Cola
83%
83%
19,000
54%
56
54%
56
54%
55
39,900
30
30%
29 %
29%
27%
2.7%
27%
27%
12%
28%
12%
30'A
2.8 %
30
283/a
30%
28%
123/0
383/4
12%
12%
12%
123a
6
30% Jan
78
7
74
Jan
5
77% Jun
21% Oct
5
30% Jan
6
23
Jan
3
413/4 Oct
24
Jun
20
323/4 Jun
19
44% July 12
50% Mar 17
353/fo Jan
4
3
23% May 17
7%
4%
Colgate-Palmolive Co
$3.50 preferred
15
13 % Dec
5
30
50
Jan
18
Feb
24
39% Aug 16
54% Feb
Dec
7
45% Jun
14
21
23% Dec
30
423/a Apr
27% Apr
19
183/4 Jun
34% July 28
23 % Jan
3
14% Jun
17
26% Nov
28
213/a Jan
353/a Aug
18
2
71% Nov
28
67
57
14% Jan
45% Aug
Jan
4
12
5
49
5%%
July 27
13
74% May 25
43% July 27
56
Dec
9
52% Jan
6
39% Feb
3
53% Oct
24
50% Jan
11
643/4 May 22
19% Oct
31
28% Jan
23% Jan
13
35% May 28
41% Jun 16
213/a Jan
9
50% Aug 25
34% May 31
2~5%
13 3/a Mar
4
903A Jan
22
Jun
20
69 Va Dec
56 % Mar
Jun
15
101
Aug 19
1103/4 Aug 30
30% Sep
1
68% Jan
97% Jan
107
3
6
Jun
23
14% Jan
11
<
•
8 % Feb
14% Dec
29
10
Aug
3
17 3/a Jan
18
12
Jan
3
12% Jan
12
7% Jan
3
13
493A
75%
383/a
75%
39%
37%
38%
18%
47-
18%
47%
43
35
26%
343/a
43
35%
26%
353/a
40% Dec
2
23
May 26
59
Jan
4
68 3/4 Dec
30
96% Jan
13
103% Dec
30
..42% Feb
17
60 3/4 Jun
27
37
Jan
663/a Jan
101
31
Jan
5
36 % Apr
7
26
May
2
•42% Dec
20
May 17
23% Jan
42% May 18
51% Dec
29 3/a Jan
2
3
6
20 3/4 Jan
5
503/a Jan
3
61% Apr
5
40% Jan
4
4
7
<3 % Dec
12
61% Jan
4
96 3/a Aug 22
923/4 Jan
4
97% May
87% Jan
4
963/4 Aug 25
81% Jan
6
88
19
Apr
29 Vb Jan
5
5
Jan
14
94
Oct
7
37% Jun
28
49
Dec
30
100% Jun
16
107
93
13
.
12
90
21% July 5
90% Jan 11
8 3/4 Aug
Aug 22
24
-44% Jan
6
103
29% Feb
95
58
Feb
Mar
May
9
*
47% Jan
4
34% Jan
45 3/a Aug
4
77 % Jan
85% Jun
15
2
14% Jan
20
12% May
7% Jan
$3.75
6
22% Jan
27
19% Feb
21% May 11
443/4 May 11
7% Dec 29
59% Dec
21
54% Jan
69% Aug 18
11% Jan
3
40
Jun
1
57% Dec
22
31
Sep
20
40% Mar 16
footnotes,
11% May
7% Jan
51% July 19
60% Apr
35% Jan
62
see page
26
3
Inc
preferred
Continental Oil
'
of
Continental Steel
*87
27
*93
No par
5
com
100
j
9
1 25
common
44 %
82%
9%
82 Va
93/4
21
683%
10%
573/4
59 %
'
No par
;;
:
Delaware
Corp
1
5
7
_
.
21
67
10%
57
59 -
55,-
107
38%
713/8
94%
*953/4 97%
87
87
27% 27%
92%
93
9
9%
-54%. 55%
106
106
44
44%
82% 82 %
9%
9%
21
21
67 /2
68
10% 10%
57. 57%
58% 59
383/4
,
-•
'
"49%
59%
83%
12%
38%
38%
38%
49
493/4
38 %
49-'% ~
58%
60
2,300
4,400
1,700
4
38%
5,600
48% -49
59%
58 %
"4,800
60%
5,600
98
*97
98
120
*57%
97%
58%
*97
*58
58%
*58
58%
120
*34
56%
35
57
*34
35
35
33%
56%
56%
56
563/4
8,900
69%
70
68
69
5,000
*137
138
97
'
70%
713/4
138
138
883/a
89%
•
*137
'
138
86%
80
50
88%
86%
88
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
24%
'
15,000
"
5,800
'
*1500
473A
*75%
40
*
373/4
18%
*47
*1500
*1500
—
493/a
47%
76%
40a/4
38%
18%
48%
*75'%
443/4
40
48
47%
76%
'40%
39%
40%
37%
37%
12,500
18%
11,900
38
18%
26%
i
.
,
18%
48%
*44
18 3/a
*47
45%
343/4
26%
70
■>
'
1
7,200
48
1,100
45% ! 45%
35%
36
27,600
26%
32,900
>
35%
26%
-
40,600
*75%
*47'%
34%
__
48
76%
37%
443/4
34%
263/4
44
35%
26%
35%
74%
70%
623/4
30
30%
483A
49%
31%
32%
91 %
92
100
100
1093A 109%
71%
94
9%
43%
*
'
18%
18%
11
11%
14% 14%
HV2 ll3/4
54% 563/4
753/8 77
1023/4 1031/4
393/4
40%
42% 43%
25% 25 %
577/8 59
95
10
5
,
71%
943/4
97%
87%
27%
533A
*106
common;
62
39
No par
Continental Motors
8
28
May 17
No par
Continental Copper & Steel com__2
$5 convertible preferred
25
Continental Insurance5
5
373/4
71%
94
<
*953/4
l
No par
Baking Co
Continental Can
5
No par
$5.50 preferred
5
1.33%
1q
preferred
Continental
5
Gas
Continental Air Lines Inc
3
83 % May 23
Consolidated Natural
preferred
$4.16 preferred
Container Corp of America
4%
preferred
28
2
No par
$4.52
9
4
No par
com
69%
11%
11%
54
54%
76%
77
102% 1°3
39%
40%
41%
42%
24%
25 %
56%
577/8
1
preferred
$4.50
12% May 15
jlll
Jan
Mar
1
10
No par
Consolidation Coal Co
Consumers Power Co com
98% July 11
85 3/a Jun
Co
Corp
Consolidated Laundries Corp
9
Jan
i
Consolidated Foods
73% July 28
4
100
$5
39% May 17
53% Jan
100
preferred
Consol Edison of N Y
11
88% Jan
preferred
Consol Electronics Industries
263/a Aug 25
22
25
Consolidated Cigar Corp
463/a Aug 24
13
•
—1
com
34
*73
75
69%
63
30%
303/4
49
49%
30
31 Va
903/4
91 %
100
100
*109% 110
183/a
19%
11%
12%
14%
143/4
No par
Solvents
44
x34%
26%
*73
69
62
:JNo par
Conde Nast Publishing
Cone Mills Corp—
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
9
37% Jun
100
Columbia Broadcasting System_2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
10
Columbia Pictures common
5
Comptometer Corp
57% Aug 23
86% May 10
105% Apr" 3
46% Jan
5
50
5.25%
May 11
72%
138
48%
V
par
4.64%
193/4 Mar 29
713/4
*137
57%
„1
No
common
Commonwealth Edison Co
153/a Mar 22
7 3/4 Jun
563/4
1
preferred series B
Commercial
111% Apr 18
24% M&y
4
35
57%
90
25%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec--3
Combustion Engineering Inc
1
Commercial Credit Co
5
'
91% Aug 10
101 % Feb
8
11% Dec
Iron
97%
97%
" 57% ' 57%
*34
35
56%
57
703/4
71%
n37J
138
'
' 89% 90%
25 I
25%
*1500
—
49 ;
49%
*75%
76%
39%
40%
37%
39%
18%
18%
47%
48
98
*34
'
28 '
12%
38%
61
No par
preferred
Columbian Carbon Co
,
493/a
60%
No par
$4.25
74% Aug 24
49
603/a
883/4
25%
*1500
Colorado & Southern Ry—
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
1
49
*97%
57%
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
28
34
50 3/a Aug 16
38%
593/4
stock^-50
common
28%
12%
37%
48
~
gtd—50
Corp
'
38%
l
Colorado Fuel &
49% Aug 21
423/a Dec
"
No par
-
Collins Radio Co
76
26
"
1
Internat'l
41% Jan
83
5,600
55
U00
5
83%
190
41%
81%
No par
1.
823/4
40%
30 %
__1
Co
71% Jan
42
54%
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y—
5
40 3/4
86%
102%
84
Corporation
Coca-Cola
44%
*85%
*101
30 %
7% .preferred
6
17
44%
85%
102'%
54%
Co—
Cluett. Peabody & Co com
1
44%
85%
*101
30%
10
preferred t
Cleveland & Pitts RR
*
41%
82%
413/4
40%
42
/
110
No par
I
$4.50
'
85%
102%
■
19
82%
*
"
Cleveland Electric Ilum common_i_l5
26% Nov
July
41 %
44%
84%
*101
23%
54 Va
Co——
Cleveland-Cliffs
43%
44%
85%
102%
32%
23
5
Clark Equipment Co—i
2
16
85%
*101
313/4
*18
5
City Investing Co__
City Products Corp
71% July 10
61
*
100
100
Milling Machine Co—10
C I T Financial Corp—
No par
Cities Service Co—
10
983/4 Mar.17
61
43%
com_8.50
.
Cincinnati
Aug 11
93% July 10
5
56% Jan
Corp
preferred—
43/4%
preferred
1
14
51% Mar 20
62
O'Nuts
'4%
'
413A Mar 30
14
137
10
5
33
Full
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
6
July 19
101
26 % July 25
For
*17%
173/4
8
3
Dec
3,200
94
71%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—;
No par
373/8 Jan
19
*17%
71%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
6
73/4 Dec
173/8
*93
Mar 20
71% Jan
>
*17%
18
*17%
43%
72
Mar 22
29
31% Dec
18
43
94
71
3,800
26
Nov
75% Jan
43%
*93
723/4
500
200
323/4
381/4 Mar 21
12
83
43%
94
72%
77
323/4
26
21% Jan
Sep
43%
*93
72%
47%
*74%
Jan
23
20 Va
43%
♦17%.
72
*45
76
Jan
121/4 Jan
Oct
333/4
46
Jan
4
27
32%
46
15
30
13
♦74%
34
20
15 y4 Jan
103% Jan
76
333/4
27%
Inc
A
&
46
*73%
,34%
94
preferred
5%
27
34
44%
2.50
Chic Milw St Paul <fc Pac
5%
733/4
343/8
44%
74
*44%
76
700
28
26% Dec
Jun
1,300
5
4
60
24
8
18
19 % Nov
233/4
4
Jan
173/a Nov
48% Mar
24
24%
29 y2 Jan
-i
30
12
30% Feb
18% Feb
62
•10% Oct
38
*233/4
24%
46
32
Sep 20
20
24
l
Chicago Great Western Ry
213/4 Aug 23
20 y2 Dec
15
24
2,100
*93
Corp
Chicago & East 111 RR
373/4 May 26
Aug
13 % Oct
Feb
193/a
26
*43%
Corp
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
3%% convertible preferred
May 16
11% Aug
8
22
52
19%
253/4
72%
Chemway
103
15 y8 July 31
21% Feb 14
35 % Dec
50 y4 Nov
19%
26
93
Co__
Gotham
Chemetron
7% Jan
17 y4 May 13
5,500
19%
44%
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
4
28
1,900
No par
Champion Papers Inc
Aug 25
941/4 July 27
273/4
28%
10
81
No par
:
Products
Aircraft
Chadbourn
50% Apr
321/4 Jun
5
28
81
21,600
25%
71%
Chain Belt Co
Mar 17
8i%
10
38%
124%
193/a
93
Corp
Cessna
7V4 May 10
57
28%
37%
>122%
8i y4
80 Ya
37%
123 y2
26%
_50
Century Industries Co
6
3% May 11
40
94
37%
123 y2
125
5
Jan
Jan
24
♦92%
33,000
193/a
10
West Corp
94
1,850
6,600
40%
40
253/4
44%
No par
N J_„
28%
40%
193/a
34
100
Soya Co
South
29
283/4
38%
92 %
52,200
4'%
25%
Illinois
of
80%
39%
*
9%74
4%
19%
Central
Co
80%
403%
94
..
25%
May 15
97% Apr
7
723/4 Aug 23
42 y2 Jun
25
*92 y4
4
2,830
500
17,500
19%
47%
26
14
39%
94
4
12,500
25%
*73%
29 Ve Jan
15
293/a
series B
100
Hudson Gas <fc Elec__No par
RR
133/4 Sep
403/4
67
25%
Illinois
Central
42
29
♦19
5
preferred
6
28% Feb
1
20
Central
Feb
24
40 %
*92 »/4
39%
Central
26
Oct
9%
24%
17% Aug 15
38
73%
24%
28% May 23
July 18
9%
74%
*44%
28
9
9%
73%
4%
1
19% Oct
27
10%
74%
37'A
Service
65
373/4
4
9%
♦123%
com
64 y2
140
34%
65%
3,900
45
34%
74
i
,
39
Light
45
34%
4%
125
Public
38%
45
34%
63 y4
74%
80 %
preferred
37%
45
4%
No par
4% %
39
34%
73%
38%
July 21
34% Aug 16
3,600
4%
♦123 y2
47
473/4
74 y4
81
Ry com
3,600
47%
3%
65%
125
Georgia
57
47
.
45%
34%
80%
of
5%
38%
*45
38%
Central
56%
47
57%
*123y2
5
1
56%
95 %
57
47%
100
July 12
95 y2
56%
No par
!
96
47y4
preferred series A_100
,
13,600
10 y2
40%
Co
153/4
10
93
Sugar
Foundry Co
15 y4
10%
93
Aguirre
1,500
153/4
67 y4
100
Central
15%
96
66%
40
Celotex Corp common
5%
preferred
351/4 Aug
15%
30%
74%
7
com
50%
10
.
100
of Amer
50
30%
47%
45 y2
Shares
50%
31 y4
97
15%
*96
34%
the Week
Aug. 25
31
39%
34%
Friday
Aug. 24
49%
57
*45
Sales for
Thursday
68 y2
common.No par
preferred—;
conv
PRICES
31
38%
45%
66%
-12.50
preferred
4%%
56%
SALE
52
X47ya
'
34%
1
preferred
Tractor
Celanese Corp
28
17
24 % Jan
2nd
*45
*34%
1
.
preferred
6 y2 %
Jun
20% July 22
50
Corp
(J I) Co common
85% Apr
21
common
Inc
50%
x31
15%
Ry_100
Ohio
Light
General
Caterpillar
40% Aug 15
129
&
Products
7%
Mar 20
&
31%
—10
&
preferred
Carriers
3
Power
Corp
4 y2 %
28
35 % Aug
3
68 % Aug 21
31%
HIGH
Aug. 23
52 %
31 y2
14%
Carpenter Steel Co
413/4 Jan
40% Sep
52
31
5
Clinchfield
28
May 19
53
No par
19
'
52
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 22
10
Mfg Co
Corp
443/4 Sep
3
Tuesday
Aug. 21
5
27 % July 22
"
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
70
-
•
26%
33%
34%
33%
■34%
73%
73%
74%
74%
70%
72%
67
74%
683/4
703%
62
62%
61%
62%
61 %
62%
•
33%
34%
*74
19,000
75
150
46,200
4,300
i
30%
30%
303/4
48%
49%
49.
49%
49
50'%'
32%
33
32%
32s/4
32 %
32%
37,700
91
917/a
91%
91%
90 '/2
913/a
11,100
30%
'
'
.'/
30%
'
'
.
30%
100
18
11'/a
14%
*993/4
100
109%
1093/a
109%
18%
100
*109%
17%
18
17%
103/4
11
10%
11%
143/a
14%
8,900
18
11%
10,500
14%
143/4
-
;•
14%
99%
100
109%
1,000
109%
170
12,600
6,500
4,500
11%
11%
113/a
11%
11%
11%
7,500
56
571/2
55%
57
56
56%
11,400
76%
763/4
753/a
76 3/a
75%
75%
16,000
102%
102%
102%
1021/4
39%
41 %
43
44%
253/4
26%
59
59*;,
383/a
383/4
70%
71%
94%
94%
*953/4
*85%
273/a
♦91%
8%
53.
102%
102 %
41
423/4
42%
43'%
17,900
44i/2
46%
45%
45%.
22,900
253/4
26'A
26%
263%
59
59%
593%
60
37%
38%
36%
37%
71
71%
71
71%
93%
943/8
94
94%
97%
*953/4
971/4
97%
97%
87
*85%
87
*85%
26%
27
25%
*91i%
94
*91%
27%
94
9%
,54%
.
83/4
-
*106
-
43%
44%
423/4
44%
82%
82
82
*81
93/a
♦20%
21%
x67
67%
65%
9%
♦
;
30
20
23,900
290
9
107
55,600
6,600
-
:
44%
200
24,300
82
170
-
10%
10 '
10 3/a
x57%
573/4
57
-57%-
58%
58%
58
581%
83/4
8%
*20%
211/4
-67
830
53%
-
82
8%
8%
*20%
9
6,500
'
94
43%
'
8,700
263/4
53%
54
106
106%
1,800
11,600
87
83%
9
523/4
106
106%
,1,800
21%
653/4
66%
22,300
10
101/4
13,600
56%
57i/a
58
58
23,100
1,000
11,800
"
200
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(858)
Monday, August 28, 1961
,
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
37% Jun
30% Jan
40% May 31
July 11
7% Jan
33% Jun
17
27% Jan
49 y2 Jun
5
24 V4 Jan
7
13% Jan
22% May 24
Copper
6
55
Jan
4
31 y4 Jan
42 Va May 31
Copperweld
45% May
59% Jun
Corn
6
Dec
1
21
Oct
25
12% Dec
27 % Dec
42% Mar
19
15
42 y4 Feb
16
,
186
Feb
Jun
87
90
Apr
,24% Jan
^18% Oct
3
Copeland
5
5
194% Apr
4
87% Aug 22
5
91% Aug 25
18% Jan
3
Jan
30
88
,
13
Aug 21
29% May
.
9
22% May 11
4V2 Sep
3% Jan
5
4
46 V4 Jan
11
9% Apr 17
1
69% Aug
July 18
72% Jan
18
76
76
12
19 Va Mar
22% July 21
26
Jan 15
4
23 y2 Feb
15
64% Jan
July 27
July 27
17 % Mar
Cooper
9
13
15% Sep
July
72 y4 Jan
11
27
17
25
14
33
Jan
Feb
24% Apr
11
3
29% Apr
Coty
50 Va Mar 10
5%
Dec
21
42% Jan
4
117
Aug 22
Crown
40% Feb
23
39% Feb
1
44
Aug 22
$2
39% July 25
Jan
4
54% Dec
29
51 y4 July 25
60% Jun
5
95
20
89% Jan
95 Va Jun
12
Sep
6
3
26% May 17
3
23% Apr 18
13% Aug 21
29% Jan
4
17% Jan
28
109 y2 Jan
5
90% Jan
13 %
Sep
22
18
Jan
11
8 % Oct
24
14% Jan
4
9% Jan
3
69 % Mar 23
64 y2 Jan
5
16
Dec
1
13
13%
12%
13Va
12%
12%
12
12%
12%
12%
8,300
Corp
1
5
40%
18%
41%
39Va
40%
39
39%
39%
40
40%
40 3/4
4.40TT
18%
18%
19%
19
19%'
18%
18%
18%
19
5
Works
36%
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
35
35 Va
34%
343/4
2,400
55%
55%
55%
56%
55%
57%
55%
56%
557/a
56%
26,400
165%
163%
168%
169 %
169%
166%
5
163
100
1947__100
*86
88
*89
91
common
of
ser
~~1
Corp——.
1
73% May 19
11% July 18
14% Feb
Cuneo
31% Mar 29
35% May 15
35%
1
.
common__2.50
108
*43
No par
common__5
58%
No par
Corp
*91%
of
America__12.50
21%
preferred__100
108%
15%
13%
70
Co
18
26%
Packing
10
5
common
preferred
100
20
26%
89
*90
92
91%
91%
10
24%
24%
24%
243/a
3,200
17
17%
17%
17%
2,000
5%
5%
5.700
67 %
68'A
17%
17%
5%
6
36
44
44
59%
68
20%
20
26%
67%
20%
20
26%
26%
26%
35%
34%
111%
43%
59%
59%
60
59%
*91 %
59%
92
*91 %
21%
21%
21%
107%
107%
*106%
15%
15%
15%
15%
13%
13Va
13
13%
12%
13 %
12%
13
71
70
70
*70
71
*70%
71
*70%
11%
11%
*11%
34%
34%
1
10
76%
11 Va
12% Jan
3
16% May 16
8
36 % Aug
2
54% Jan
30
Feb
19
14 y4 May
2
19 V4 Jan
20
14% Dec
7
31 Vb Jan
4
15% Jan
4
22
Mar 16
29% Nov
29
37% Jan
7
30 % Jan
3
37
May
4
67 y4
Sep
27
96
Jan
8
62% Feb
10
82
July
7
Cutler-Hammer
31% Jun
22
43% Jan
4
32
Jan
3
42
Jun
9
Dana
87% Aug 23
85% Jun
7
88 % July 28
6
12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
Curtiss-Wright
Class
1
common
A
.
Inc_
200
12,500
92
15%
34%
25
23,500
593A
21%
11%
60y2Jan
59%
*91 %
92
108%
34 Va
20
19,100
44
15%
11%
29
35%
114
i=43
.
21%
34
22
34%
113
43%
*107%
11%
7 % Dec
1,400
15%
34
13%
38 %
15
19%
34%
17 y2 Dec
26%
108%
11%
50% Dec
3,400
15%
32%
12%
38 %
*14%
19%
34%
Drug
100
203/8
107%
108%
15%
13%
70
4,500
75%
26
114%
43%
60
20%
35 %
115%
89
*75
20 %
5
__
Inc__
5%
75%
Stores Inc__2.50
Curtis
Publishing common
1
$4 prior preferred--.
No par
$1.60 prior preferred
-No par
Press
Cunningham
•
68
*75
35%
*43
22
*81
,
110%
44
92
21%
5%
75
59%
22
•
68%
75
*91%
92
'
"
5%
68%
75Va
26% ' 26%
35%
35%
107 % 117
108%
4,300
*87
90
17%
19"%
168
89
24%
6
6,700
*89
24%
67%
3j,300
*87
24%
*75
167
168
6,700
87%
17%
6
68%
'
Aug. 25
32
31%
89
24%
•
•
75%
25
Sugar
14
6
67%
1
com
i
Steel Co
5%%
Jan
17%
*75
19%
25
Corp
87%
*87
24%
convertible
Crucible
Jan
.*
100
preferred
&
•<»
24%
17 %
•
1
Cuban-American
13
8% Jan
Co
preferred
37
7
35
Co
Zellerbach
$4.20
3
1
34%
common
Cork
28
10 Vb Aug
35%
Co
Petroleum
Cudahy
4 Va %
63 % July 26
30% Sep
15 Vb Aug
34%
preferred
Crown
109% May 25
23
5
88% Nov
36%
Seal
Dec
45 '
86
36
Publishing
42
1
,
32%
37 %
Crowell-Collier
5
Shares
32
x36%
50c
Steel
conv
the Week
Friday
37 %
preferred
Crescent
Sales for
Thursday
31%
—
Co
PRICES
30%
Co
Petroleum
3%%
SALE
36%
Coty International Corp
Crane
HIGH
Aug. 23
5
Refrigeration
Inc
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 22
31%
32%
5
Rubber
preferredpreferred
Cosden
Tuesday
Aug. 21
Aug. 24
32
31%
Corp
&
Glass
3%%
28% Feb
17
Monday
Par
America
Range
3%%
13
July 18
Tire
Corning
21
8
of
Products
34y4 Oct
16% Feb
Co
Cooper-Bessemer
18
Jan
Aug 17
85% Jan
13% Aug
6
83y4Jan
163
9
83 % Apr
40
Controls
24 y4 Jan
Sep
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
2
Sep
25 %
10 %
Highest
29
20 %
124
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
21%
11.800
108
12
11%
34%
200
11%
34 %
500
8,800
23,700
34%
1,000
2,100
V
12%
13
12%
12%
12%"
12%
38%
38%
37%
38
36%
37%
*37%
38%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
700
19%
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19.600
34%
34%
34%
34 %
34%
343/4
343A
1,500
77
77%
78
77
77
77
77
2,500
*14%
19
*34%
77
12
121/4
14,900
1,000
D
Jan
4
12% Dec
27
15% Jan
Dec
5
33% Jan
27% Oct
31
72% Jan
4
83
12
13
5
20
July 31
Mar
7
Corp
3%%
30
29%
29%
30
31
31 %
321/4
25,800
25%
251/a
25V2
24
243A
243A
251/s
6,500
*79
81%
79%
79%
9
B
100
80%
80
series
79%
80
3.75%
*79
79%
*79
79%
79
79
79 Va Jan
4
83
Feb
13
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
3
47% May
62% May 23
Deere
15% July 18
20% Jan
Delaware
Aug
4
19.
Decca
&
11
41% Jan
11
55 Va May 24
Delaware
31% Aug 24
27% Jan
3
60% May 16
Delta
21
26% Aug
15
24% Jan
37
13% Sep
28
18% Nov
4
16% Jan
20% Feb
Dec
6
Jan
20
7% Jan
14
17
61
48% Jan
Jun
4
14% Jan
20% May 17
33% July 29
29% Jan
37 Va Feb
,58% Jan
74% Jun
27
20% Feb
30
17% July
14% Oct
24
33% Jan
Oct
24
49 % Jan
4
28% Jun
24
33 Va Dec
12
Apr
6
4
♦,
28 Va Feb
15
Dec
30
13% Jan
17% May 16
28% Oct
20
20
16% Oct
19% Jan
4
42 Vb
115% Oct
7
10% Dec
13
15
26
Mar
28 Vb Jan
8
18% Jan
Jan
25 Vb
17
3
12
Aug 23
10
5
14% Jan
4
70 Vb Oct
25
99% Jan
4
70
3
84% Aug 23
Dow
19% Jun
20
30% Jan
4
22% Jan
3
27 V* Mar 22
33% Sep
13
18
30% Jan
10
17% Jan
4
19 % Aug
28
May
42% Aug
20% Aug
38% May
Dec
5
13% Jan
4
7% Sep
27
14% Jan
22
Jan
31
266% Jan
5
185% Jan
3
103
Aug 18
100% Apr
19
83
Aug 16
96% Jan
5
74% Jan
8
21% Mar
8
37
Jan
14% Apr
17
22
237% Aug
104
Jan
77% Jan 20
82% Jan
25% Jan
3
29% Aug
41
38% Jan
3
13
Aug 18
8
10% Jun
5
26% Sep
„
13
40
9% Jan
8
18
19
54% Aug 15
19
178% Oct
8
24% Apr
52% July 18
"8%
3
27
23 Va Jan
32% May 15
42% May 16
Nov
21
4
9
92
Mar
96% July 22
1
79
30% Jan
Jan
10
88
Jan
11
Aug
5
83
45 Va Jan
•'*'
4
37% Feb
9
93
Feb
2
94
15
Feb
99
Jan
38% Aug
93% Aug
1
10
26% Jan
4
20% Jan
12
44% Apr
54% Feb
25
44% Jan
4
8% Feb
26
94
Co
173/4
183/s
173/4
18
171/2
17%
17%
175/8
173/4
17%
*171%
18
16%
171/4
16%
17
24%
24%
24%
243A
24%
24%
243/8
24%
24%
25
24%
243/4
243A
25
24%
251%
24%
243A
24%
24%
37%
39
38%
393/8
373/4
38%
36%
38
.'.'37%
383/4
193/4
20%
18%
19%
84%
82%
83%
82%
83%
57,000
24%
243/4
251/s
24%
25I/8
20,400
32
32%
321/4
32
321/4
31%
32
193/4
20%
19%
20%
19
19V2
18%
191/4
18%.
18%
13,000
54
54%
X533A
541%
54
54%
54
54
54%
543/a
2,700
USA Inc
1
Inc
1
Co
No par
de
1
(E
235%
234
101 %
1013/e
101 %
preferred
preferred
50
*433/4
44 %
*433/4
44i/2
*433/4
*43%
443A
*43%
443A
♦431/2
443A
Eastern
Air
Gas
41/2%
Co
Kodak
Steel
Co
com
Elastic
12
7% Apr
11
Stores
Sep
7
41% Sep
6% Oct
1
37% Jan
16
.
54% Jan
5
58
4
Aug 30
Feb
20
7
11
11
Sep~28
20% Jan
5
20
Apr
26% Jun
24
28% Oct
8
6
40
Jan
7
26
Corp
4% July 24
Ind
25
25%
25
253/a
1^700
403A
411/4
40%
41%
35,700
100
83%
21
10
83 %
83%
21
21%
103 %
105 s/8
104 %
27
Evans
22% Jan
3
45% Apr
18
Eversharp
4
44% May
8
Ex-Cell-O
973A
97
97
*963A
973A
*96 3/4
973A
60
371/4
37%
363/4
37%
373/4
37%
5,600
83%
83
83%
81%
82
82
84
1,200
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„
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,
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88y2
*87
.
49'
49%
*93%
94%
*93%
1
21 Vb
27%
27%
27%
27
5
645/8
65 Vb
643A
643A
64%
2.50
of Amer.
.
Amer shrs- _10s
—10
Mfg
5%
"v.
55/8
26%
81
Corp common —25
100
94
48%
483/4
493/a
94%
94
94
271/a
27%
27%
273A
273/4
643/4
643A
643A
64 3A
65%
1,100
2,200
5%
22,900
i.
53/8
2,500
200
55/8
5'A
51/2
56i/2
571/4
5 6 3/4
57%
57
131/a
12%
13 %
123/4
13
12 3A
263/4
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
813A
81%
813/4
79
81%
79%
8,900
131/4
133/4
131/4
13%
131/4
13%
11,400
43%
43%
43 %
44%
44%
3,800
22%
23%
22%
23
5,900
75%
75
75
133/a
135/8
133/a
43%
53/8
13%
"423/4
431/4
23%
88%
*87
88%
•483/4
•
563A
42%
233A
24%
75
*87
*93%
-
81%
81%
55/8
94i/2
V
49%
X263/8
27 %
2
5%
881/2
491/a
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49%
13
,
13%
<•':
49%
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57
123A
3
Co
56%
5
Co
75
*74%
*43
24
23%
75%
.
,
23%
741/2
.
74%
*74
57%
4,100
5,500
|13
48,600
26%
77%
250
1
com
253/a
25%
25%
25%
251/4
251/2
25%
25%
25%
25%
2,000
8.50
.
Corp
Jan
26,700
38
Inc_
35
5,900
102%
83%
41%
41 %
40 3/4
41%
41
411/4
40%
41 %
40 3/4
41%
5,300
43A
12,100
231/4
2,550
No par
45/8
100
20
—50
*55
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
Inc
1
Products
21
102
373/8
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
Eurofund
140
85
20%
20%
103%
84
Co
20
85
85
20%
102%
38%
Industries—
23% Apr
16% Apr
*84
211/8
973/4
Equitable
15% July 28
11% July 19
84
105
3,800
37%
Englehard
5%
20%
1033/4
25%
*83 %
7
Erie &
84
83%
21%
105
253/a
25%
1
8
19
25%
—
4,600
243/a
253/a
33% May
23
233/4
25%"
Gas
Johnson
Jan
23%
41'%
43 Va Apr
6% Mar 22
233/4
223/4
——
25%
preferred
59
24%
223/4
40
-
4
25
Endicott
32% Jan
9
443/4
£0%
35% Jan
18% July 24
44%
*43%
41 %
—
54% Jan
*433A
443A
26 Va
Co
Watch
Electric
Gas
44%
253A
Emerson
4%
*433A
*43%
,
\
40 3/4
Radio & Phonograph- —5
10
Empire District Electric Co
10
473A
25%
44% Aug 25
79% Mar 16
473A
223A
100
3
84
473/4
common—1
3
38% Jan
*46
25%
-100
Natural
Emerson
1,510
40 5/8
common
Auto-Lite
Paso
20
41%
25%
Co
Inc
Co
Stop Nut
Mus
44%
41%
26%
_
preferred
National
44%
413A
40
preferred
Electric
44 %
41%
973A
Bros
Products
30
*43%
25%
preferred—
Manufacturing
\Vz%
1,200
26
.2.50
Corp
common
Edison
4% Vc
*78%
10,400
21,700
1
Assn
preferred
Stainless
$3.60
9%
—10
Inc_
Fuel
&
V*
9%
5
Lines
prior
Eastern
Eastman
*39
44%
50
V\.
473/4
Jan
20
39%
♦46
11% Jan
78
*39
473A
El
13
401/4
*46
30% Jan
23% Dec
13,000
46%
Eaton
87% May 16
16% Jun
5
900
291/4
46%
19
32% Jan 10
22% Aug 14
73% July 24
18% July 24
79%
29
50
25% Jun
50
102
29'A
preferred
28% Nov 23
8
102
79%
28%
41%
31
21
102
79
291/4
44%
247/a Oct
34% Aug 22
101'A
79i/2
28%
411/4
&
53 Va Dec
1011/4
♦781%
*43%
Storage Battery
22% Jun
101%
41%
Electric
6
227
44%
Eagle-Picher
2,100
226
41%
223/4
13%
9%
2291/2
*43%
223/4
*13%
2,500
91/8
41%
_5
13%
3,900
225%
44%
Elgin
9
13%
,
9%
41 %
Electric
29
14
19
183A
2321/2
*43%
65% Mar 22
10% Dec
91/4
X230
50
16% May 15
25
10
50
preferred
3
D?c
83/4
39%
3
19
13%
237%
common
3
4% July 27
50
14%
83/4
233%
*39
Co
Jan
Nov 30
14
8 3/4
com__5
I)
*32
393/4
Light
11% Jan
5
14%
32%
1
Nemours
7
25
14
x32
*39
21
4,200
35,300
20
23
52% Dec
X193/4
■
3,600
2,700
,
241%
Jun
23
4,700
18 Va
18
19%
19 Va Jun
8
6,700
18 Vb
841/8
73
24
42'/a
84%
1
16% Dec
38
42
,
4,
25
25
32% Feb
195/s
37
41%
No par
24
Jun
19%
38%
41 %
19%
—1
5% Dec
Mar
193/4
381/4
42%
173A
Inc
10 % Oct
Jan
19%
383/4
42
No par
Ltd
43% Oct
33
19%
38%
39%
36% Apr
67% Apr
6,500
11,300
300
42%
39 %
Ekco
4,500
19%
1
Eastern
Aug 25
7,200
153/4
1
7
Apr 24
49% July 28
22%
15%
39%
preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
89
•
32
22
15%
,
No par
Co
Limited
$4.15
6
*31%
22'A
a
19%
"
July 29
17% Oct 25
29
119% Apr
3
59% Jan
Mar 21
32% NOV:. 1
87
96
6
65% May 23
29
48% Feb
6
89% May 24
7,5% May 17
16% Jan
101V* July 25
46% Jan
3
28% Sep
81% Jan
Feb
31%
%.s),<
38%
$2.10
29% Jan
441/2 *
15%
•
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213/4
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44%
20
4.20%
22% Jan
5,500
9,900
72
31%
.
X41%
50
28
8
900
«'72 % %72%
72 %
433/4
.
40
preferred
24
5
173/4
321/a
42
291/4
45% Feb
Jan
175/a
32
383/4
79
45% Jan
Jan
17%
32
41 Va
283A
42% Mar 28
30% Aug 30
25% Jan
21%
1
79
44
34
£900
8,400
A; 173/8
32
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2
293/a
24
39
585/a
2.50
Ltd
80
44 Va Aug
82
20
Inc
Productions
28%
18
136% Jun
153/4
79%
40% Jan
24
58%
82%
4.10%
24 J/a Aug
583/4
32
101 %
20
19
9,600
26 200
22%
151/8
5
48
1
21
153/4
No par
3
1
313A
20%
153/8
No par
Jan
3
313A
20
15%
series
44
Feb
32
20%
153/4
series
15
Mar
Club
32
20
$3.50
46 Va Feb
Jan
*31%
25
2.50
.
195/a
11%
44%
50c
Corp
.
723A
431/4
•
19%
11%
243A
6
19
72%
'43%
ill.,,
19%
U%
83
$3.75
5
72%
42 %
3,900
191/4
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'58%
25%
8
24% Jan
71%
413/4
'
19,000
293/8
29
29%
6,600
4,500
49
81 3/4
42% Jun
4
72%
41%
$4.50
5
Jan
72 -A.
1
Corp__
28%
3/4
243/4
Duquesne
Feb
Corp
.
-
Preferred
4
42% Jan
Nov
31%
17%
31%
Preferred
4
4%
15
;i7%
31%
17%
31%
»/4
5
18
45 Va May 23
94
;Y: 173/8
31%
1
10
International
47% Apr
75
17%
46
0
15
Co
Corp
5
8
17 3/a
'<"31%
Corp_
-
16%
50c
Pont
8
25
59%
Duplan
Jan
Oct
58%
Dunhill
du
Aug
24% Mar
58%
Chemicals
41
22
58%
Power
43
20% July 28
59%
17 %
Co
Drewrys
DuBois
Duke
44% Aug 25
27
58%
20
17
Industries
44% Aug 24
17% Oct
19%
10%
1
Corp
8
July 11
29%
19%
11%
Chemical
11
46
28%
20
11%
Aircraft
Jan
Mar 23
293/4
19%
11%
Fund
Douglas
Dover
38% Jan
42
29%
20%
11%
Corp-Seagrams
Dresser
24
30%
19%
Coatings
Fruit
Dominick
42% Feb
Mar 15
293/4
Mines
24% Jan
12% Oct
2.50
Pepper
6
25
16 5/8
Grande West RR_No par
30
511/4
46
Divco-Wayne Corp
7
July
16%
50%
preferred
14% Dec
27
163/4
Stores
Dome
28,800
473/8
(The)
Dr
513A
50%
(Walt)
4
511/4
16%
Disney
19% Mar 30
52
*501/4
Diners'
23% May
10
50
17%
Co
Co
Distillers
50'A
51%
9
Apr
49%
47%
19
Aug 22
29 Va Jan
12,900
50%
Light
Supply Co of N Y
DiGiorgio
35
47
Steel
$1.50
34%
51%
Diana
46 Va
51
34%
48%
27% Jun
5
50
34%
51%
National
17% July 24
503/a
35
47 Vb
Diamond
31% Jan
3
15% July .19
49 %
50
343A
17%
21
26% Jan
353/a
50%
47% May 31
32 Va July 24
12
34%
81%
51%
Alkali
20% Mar 17
353/4
130
81%
81%
17
DeVilbiss
Aug 16
34%
*80
813/4
50%
Diamond
15
♦793/4
79
47%
12% Jan
14
23
813A
*77%
3
24
35 Va Jan
*793/4
79
*77
6.75
29% Jan
9
81%
Edison
Detroit
26% Jan
*79%
Inc
Chemical
Detroit
6
Sep
Dentists'
DeSoto
100
No par
&
Lines
Denv & Rio
12
8
14
20
Mar 27
14% Mar 20
25%
1
Power
Air
30
243/4
50c
Inc
Hudson
&
47 % Aug
29 %
common__7
Co
35% May 17
20% Jun
10
Light
&
Records
20
14% Dec
'
Preferred
48% Aug 18
28
6,800
13
8
38% July
13%
80 % Jun
16
66 % Aug 29
13%
81%
54% Dec
31
13%
•79
28% Jan
;
133/4
100
21
2
14
6,400
Y
1
A
Inc
Power
28
8
11,600
series
Dayton
17% Dec
11
29%
25 Vb
14 3/4
3.75%
Daystrom
38% Apr
Jan
133/4
89%
14%
Preferred
8
8
50 Va May
14V8
40%
*87%
143/4
19
23
17% Jan
29 Vb Mar
14
40%
89%
Aug
80% Jun
32
.
14 Vb
40%
141/2
...
26
15
Dec
13%
50c
401/4
*87 'A
''
34% Jan
39% Dec
13
14%
16
6
24% Mar
89%
14 3/4
16
75% Jan
Dec
40%
*871/4
14%
30
3
"49%
40%
89 %
14%
Jun
74% Feb
40% Mar 23 '
41%
*87%
14%
76% Feb
80 Va Aug
10
403/4
89%
76% Jan
22
7
41%
143/4
25 Va Jun
49% May 31
20
40%
*87 %
5
'
Mills Inc_
Corp
Dayco
23
80
Sep 16
82 % May 23
Apr
1
100
preferred series A
River
Dan
common
43/4
45/a
21%
21%
♦55
56
17%
183/s
18%
5
123A
133/a
1
293/4
31
3
415/8
42%
1
54%
No par
♦23%
1
93/4
103A
40
241/2
24%
Co__
_
—
..
45/s
4%
22 Vb
4%
22%
233/8
*55
56
43A
22%
*55
56
18%
18%
4%
4%
23%
22%
*55
56
183/a
56
173/4
18%
18
123/4
12%
125/e
12%
12%
12%
313/4
30%
311/4
30
303/4
30
41%
413A
41%
42%
401/4
413/a
41
553A
54%
543A
53%
54%
52 3A
53%
24j/2
*231/4
24%
23%
231/4
10%
9%
18%
12%
30%
.
,.
Va
6,600
123/4
t
8,300
303/4
10,200
413A
10.400
F
48% Jun
20 Va Dec
6
5% Oct
24
20% Dec
28
5% Dec
51
Feb
35% Dec
27
Jan
7% Jan
May 12
4
Factor
(Max)
Fairbanks
<fe Co class A
Morse
&
Co
Fairbanks
14% Apr
28 Va Apr
5
13% May
Whitney Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
Fairchild Stratos Corp
30
30
Aug
Fairmont
81
Jun
21
85
Feb
43
28% Feb 26
9% Mar
1
Jan
11
51% May
35
Jan
4
32 % Feb
20
21
Jan
6
Jan
25% Jun
1
89
Sep 20
8
37% Dec
28
4
33% Dec 27
For
34% Apr
12% Feb 26
83% Feb
Mar
62
23
footnotes,
5
see page
26
Foods
Co
4%
junior
45% May 17
Falstaff
48% Jun
Family
13
preferred
preferred
Brewing Corp
Finance Corp
1
50c
113A
291/4
24
24
11%
293/a
11%
29%
12%
29%
-
24
91/4
243/a
24%
11 %
24%
11%
29i/4
85
*84
85
•84
85
*84
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51%
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51%
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51%
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1
371/4
38
37%
371/a
37 3/e
38
1
463A
471/4
47
47%
47%
47%
100
;
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,.
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363/4
37%
47%
48
.
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■
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8,000
/
100
•
9%
11%
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85
51
24
24%
29%
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54
9
113/b
29%
113A
283/4
523A
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24
9%
50
convertible
5%
common
9%
*22%
V
10
72,200
24%
700
11%
26,500
293/a
4,400
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51%
363A
375/8-
48
48%
'
■
*
'
3,600
4,700
Volume
194
Number
6085
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(859)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Year I960
Lowest
Range Since
Highest
44 Ms Nov
9
57/a Dec
28
15 Ma Oct
5
4
25V4 July 28
15 Ms Dec 20
40% Jan
6
27
27% Jan
4
14 Ma
21 y2
Sep
19
24 Ma Jun
9
33
Oct
26
45
4
Jan
19 Ms May 23
22 Mi Aug
15
32% Oct
24
39% Dec
14
20
15% Oct
31
35 Ma Oct
24
26
47
Jan
41
1
18 Mi Jan
39% Feb
26
26
32% Oct
4
45% Jan
19
33% Jan
9
48 Ma July
15 Ma Mar 16
Jun
23 Me Jun
19
■
35% Apr
Ferro
6
30 Mi Jun
6
28% Jan
4
54Ma May 17
First
22
61% July
137/a Jan
6
49 Mi Jan
4
8
6 Mi Jan
3
68 Ma Aug 15
9 Mi Aug 23
First
17
80
84
May 27
91 Ma Dec
12
110
Jun
38 Ma Nov
22
45
Sep
83
Jan
86 Ma Mar
Jan
3
41
Mi Jan
4
22
4
29
Jan
27
'96
■
36 Ma Jan
8
10
50% Feb
5
68% Jun
29
58 Ma Jan
28
17 Ma Dec
22
16% Jan
50
May 19
Jan
Carpet
Co
Sep
13
85 Ma Nov
Sep
27
14 Mi Apr
22
63
Dec
21
248
Dec
23
44% May 13
196
May 31
88 Ma Jan
13
95
Corp
5
19 Ma Jan
22
3 5 Ma Jan
7
92% Jan
Oct
25
19% Jan
Oct
24
41% Jan
5
15 Mi Apr
12
63% Jan
5
24
Apr
12
21 Ma Aug 24
6
12
29
60% July 25
97
12 Ma Jan
15
17% Nov
13
12
3
95 Ma Aug
A
31 Mi Jan
9
15% Jan
21
32
Mar 30
17 Mi Dec
66
Dec
30 Ma Feb
5
84 Ms Nov
May 27
14 Ma Jan
6
30 Ma July 18
24
Apr
3
5
19
15
35% Jun
31 Mi
Jan
73
21
Feb
3
13
400
1,900
47 Mi
47 Ma
47%
47 Mi
47%
14,600
13%
13%
13
13
13
13 Ma
46 Mi
46 Ms
45%
46%
45 Ma
45%
2,000
3,400
32Mb
32%
32
32%
30%
32
21
21%
21 •21 Ma
21 Mi
21 Ma
par
lo
~
"
44%
45 Ma
30 Mi
30%
44 Mi
44 Mi
31
21 Mi
^
,
,
,
31
6,200
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.
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26 Ma
,
26Ma
4,400
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45%
46%
45%
46 Ma
44%
45%
45 Ma
45 Mi
51 Ma
53%
53
54%
53 Mi
54
53 Ma
54%
64,500
67%
67
67 Ma
66
67
67
67%
66 Ma
6 7 Mi
5,500
8
9
7Ma
8Mb
7 Mi
77/a
48,600
27 Ma
27 Ma
27 Ma
27 Mi
11,200
5
7%
8 Ma
7%
8 Ma
IIIII5
28 Ma
28%
27%
28%
*83 Ma
preferred__i00
pfd
Railway
Co
85 Ma
♦104
No par
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47
5
5
Mi
27%
♦83 Ma
106
47
5 Ma
5
27 Mi
85 Ma
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47 Ma
106
47 Ma
25
*
85%
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106
47
47
•
104
84
85 Ma
84
♦101 Ma
104
10
10
103
46%
46 Ma
45 Mi
45 Mi
700
5 Ma
5 Ma
5 Mi
5 Ma
1,600
5 Ma
5
27 Ma
2.50
45 Ma
45%
45 Ma
45 Ma
46
46
46%
47 Mi
9,900
No par
76 Ma
77%
x76Mi
77 Mi
76
77 Mi
76 Mi
77
76 Mi
77 Ma
30 Ma
31%
30 Ma
31 Ma
30%
31
30 Ma
30%
30
30
11,600
7,400
39
38
38
36%
37%
37 Ma
39%
387/a
397/a
38%
*87 Ma
89 Ma
*87 Ma
89 Ma
♦87 Ma
89 Ma
•87 Ma
89 Ma
1
26 Mi
27 Ma
26 Ma
27%
25 Mi
26%
24 Ma
25 Ma
24%
•19%
19%
19 Mb
193/a
19 Ma
19 Ma
500
82
81
83
82 Ma
8 4 Mi
10,900
10
19%
19%
19 Mi
19 Mi
80 Mi
81
81
82
preferred—100
♦250
100
*96
97 Ma
12%
22
5
92
I
IncIIII_IZI_IZl2
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♦250
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13
22
2
80%
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Co
46%
l
10
Co
Dairies
46%
'51__15
of
common
preferred
97 Ma
♦87
•250
•96
97 Ma
Ma
16,900
89 Ma
25 Ma
31,400
♦250
•96
97
•96
97 Ma
12%
Ma
12%
13%
13%
13%
13
13 Ma
4,900
22 Mi
21 Ma
21%
21 Ma
21%
21%
21%
93%
94 Mi
13 Ma
21%
*
94%
92%
93%
90 Mi
92
9 1Mb
92 Mi
5,500
82,300
12 Ma
12 Mi
12 Ma
12 Mi
12 Ma
12 Mi
12
12 Ma
12
12 Mi
_io
38%
39
38%
39 Mi
38%
39
38%
387/a
38%
387/a
1
Corp
67 Ma
69 Ma
67 Ma
70
69
70 Ma
67 Mi
69 Mi
69
70
27 Mi
27 Ma
27%
27%
27%
28%
28 Ms
30
~
Co
Z_IZZZ-ZIIZZ~50c
Corp
28%
24,000
2,500
4,300
29 Mi
2,200
Trailer
1
Co
Co
16%
16%
17
17%
17 Ma
17%
17 Mi
17 Mi
Z-ZZZZ-10
32Mb
32%
32 Ma
32%
32 Ma
32%
32 Mi
32%
32 Mi
323/4
1,800
9,300
l
2 9 Ma
29%
29 Ma
30
30 Ma
31 Mi
30
30%
30 Ma
303/4
100,300
100
Sulphur
4Mo
21%
467/a
Inc common
Fruehauf
83% Aug 24
21 Mi
2.50
Freeport
Aug 23
22%
13%
Inc
Motor
Fram
♦21%
47%
Franklin Stores Corp__
1
23%
13%
common
Foxboro
28% July 25
30
22 Mi
7,500
4,900
,
46%
preferred
Foremost
40 Ma
52%
2nd
Foster-Wheeler
18
40
13%
Corp
Light Co
87
Apr
40
47 Mi
2nd
Mineral
Ford
38 Ma
46%
&
41% Aug 10
Aug 10
26 Ma Aug 14
12% Nov
20
40 Ma
67
convertible
3% %
39%
13 Ma
Ltd
Corp
Food Mart
14 Ma
21
51
convertible
C
Foote
11
14% Feb
July 31
M
3 Mi %
29 Ma Mar 22
65
22
F
July 27
14 Ma
20 Mi
23
♦22%
14%
20 Ma
45%
I
Fair Stores
4%
84% Aug 25
285
94 Mi Jan
May 31
11 Ma Oct
3
13
23 Mi
14 Ma
20%
40 Ma
40
14%
21
46 Ma
$4.20 divid pfd series
Food Giant Markets Inc
Jan
3,400
14%
5,200
22,400
89% Jun
59 Ma Jan
35 Mi
26 Ma
11
1
35 Mi
21
-
No par
Power
5
1L900
21
x21
*22%
-
3.700
21 Mi
Rubber"__No~par
&
Power
July 26
15
4,500
20 Mi
27 Mi
Food
250
40 Mi
14%
•Id
26%
B
Fluor
May
36
36 Mi
27
Coast
Florida
33 Ma
35%
22
36
26%
conv
Florida
27
21%
21%
Shares
8Mb
27 Ma
39 Mt May 31
Jan
21%
21%
8
26%
15
24% Aug 25
13 Mi Jan
5
8Mb
10
85
3
11
52 Mi
8Mb
36%
40
25
34% Jun
80
51%
8 Mi
the Week
Aug. 25
51 Ma
52
1
East
May 19
5
53%
8Mb
20%
15 Mi
common
77% Aug 21
4
52 Mi
36 Mi
21
Friday
8 Mi
53
36 Ma
15
Sales for
Aug. 24
20%
21
1.25
SALE PRICES
Thursday
20 Mi
1
Co
conv
$2.25
Florida
8 Mi
23
A
preferred
$4.50
24
51%
8 Mi
HIGH
Aug. 23
ZZZZ"I_1
34 Ma May
17
11% Apr
$4
51 Ma May 19
July 14
38 Ma May 10
20
114
8
51%
common__5
series
ProductsI_No
Paper
Tire
Flintkote
Mi
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 22
35%
Charter Financial
Corp_No par
National
Stores
No par
Firth
34% May 22
7
Apr
July 26
pfd
Corp
Firestone
24
27
2nd
com
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Filtrol Corp
11
8
8
1
Paper Board Co
Fiberboard
12
Oct
38M8 Apr
51
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
Fenestra Inc
6 Ma Nov
7
5
Bower" Bearings~~~~5
conv
Tuesday
Aug. 21
"~~*2
4.60%
47 Ma Dec
23 Ms Nov
Corp
Pacific Electric Co
5 Ma %
34 Ms Mar 21
5
24
Metallurgical
Federal
28
14 Ma Jan
22
Federal
20
52% Feb
27 Ma Oct
Monday
Par
Corp
Corp
Federal Mogul
23% July 27
49
May 17
12% July 26
4
Fawick
Ms Mar 15
42% July 25
26 Mi Aug
2
»
5
20 Ma Feb
3
21 Mi Aug 25
May 12
67% Jun 15
24 M» Oct
25
LOW
STOCK
Fedders
36% Aug 22
19% May 10
24 Mi Jan 17
July
34% Feb
8
Fansteel
25 Ma May 16
Jan
20% Apr
33 Ma Jan
1
11% May
5% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
64 M* Jun
17 Ma Jan
4
NEW
Highest
47 Ms Jan
9 Ma Mar 29
20% Jan
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Lowest
69 y4 Jan
81%
81%
81 Ma
82
82
83 Ma
83
83%
82
83
common
preferred
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29
4
121/4 Jan
3
277/a Jan
16
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22M4 Jan
27
38Ma May 31
51
Jan
5
463/4 Mar
42 Ma
59
Dec
7
443/a Jun
15
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24
24
Sep
17
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22
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313/4 Mar 25
20
29
4
6
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30
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93
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31
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27
17
32 Ma Oct
26
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25
341/2 Jan
82
8
213/a Apr
14
6
-
Dec
153/4 Oct
12
21
8Mb Jan
29% Jan
5
331/2 Sep
23
70 Mi Sep
883/s Jan
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11
19
17
45 Ma Jan
*27 5/8
29
2 3 Ma
22Ma
23'/4
223/4
23
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12 Ma
12-%
12%
12
121/4
2,900
30
301/4
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30%
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297/a
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30%
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29 Ma
2,700
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96
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223/4
23
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of
;
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Corp
Cigar
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2
74
Jan
General
Electric
19
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96
Aug 21
5
8
50 Ma Jun
29
100 Ma Jan
5
108 Ma Aug
25
31
40Ma Jan
104
Jan
76% Jan
4
85Mi Aug
21% July
1
28
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15
26 Mi Jan
July 13
41
Dec
21
32
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79 Ma Jan
17
Jun
May 31
6
5%
49 Ma May 22
108 Mi Mar 27
10
83 Ma Jun
4
39
28
25
66% Jun
22
54 Ma Jan
6
78
Jun
35
28
45
Jun
10
37 Ma Jan
23
52
Jun
1
Nov
28
5 Ma Jan
22 Ma Mar
9
27 Mi Dec
30
26Ma Jan
23 Mi Oct
5
367/a Jun
1
29
Jan
12
18 Ma Sep
20% Oct
28
33 Mi Jan
6
20 Ma Jan
19
29Ma Jan
4
25Mi Jan
24Mi Jan
5
26Ma Sep
12
5
Apr
6
5
3
8
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Public
General
Public
General
Railway
3
257/a May 19
General
38 Mi Aug 22
General
Steel
General
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19M4
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32 Ma
36
41 Ma
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25
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31
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109 7/a
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45 Ma
44 Ma
45%
214,900
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106 Ms
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2,300
81%
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66%
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103 7/a July
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10
22 Mi
22 Mi
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38
381%
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26
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31
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41 Ma
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41
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4,800
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26Ma
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38%
261/4
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26%
25%
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Time
2.50
141/4
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14 Ma
14Ma
14
847/a Aug
100
2 5 Mi Oct
26
40 Mi Jan
4
30 Ma Jan
3
42 Ma Feb
17
61 Ma Jun
23
53Me Jan
4
12 Mi May 17
197/a Jan
4
14 Mi Jan
3
42
14 Ma Oct
26
197/a July 18
17 Ma Jan
91 Mi Nov
87 Ma Jan
4
50 Mi Jan
11
22
65 Mi Sep
50 Ma Jan
6
Jan
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Oct"27
11 Ma Dec
19
1
Sep
23
95 Ma Feb
16 Ma Jan
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13 Mi Jan
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Mar
23
100 Ma July 26
3 1Mb Aug
4
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Products
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4
45 Ma Jan
4
35Mi Jan
4
45 Mi Aug 22
Glidden
10 Mi Nov
23
20 Ma Jan
11
11 Mi Jan
3
14 Ma Jan
Globe-Wernicke
Goebel
37/a Jan
21
1Mb Jan
3
5
89 Ma Jan
4
51 Ma Jan
76
27
477/a J an
6
33 Ma Jan
46 Ma Aug
24% Sep
24
27
54
1Mb Nov
May
8
Aug 21
22
Alden
Corp
Brewing
Co
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29
2 8 Mi Oct
7
Gould-National
29
447/a Jan
4
35 Mi Jan
76% Aug
1
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1% Oct
26
3 Ma Jan
15
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3 Ma Jun
14
7 Ma Dec
15
10 Ma Jan
15
7Ma Jan
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14
5% May 10
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6
6 Ma Jan
14 Ma Aug
2
26
Oct
20
30
Feb
17
32Mb Apr
Jun
(W R)
26
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Grand
35 Ma Jan
17
527/a Aug
9
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7
15
25 Mi Jan
18
397/8 Apr
3
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Jan
11
80
Aug 25
75 Ma Jan
4
80
6
7 Ma Oct
31
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3
19 Ma Apr
30 Mi Sep
27
357/a Jan
3
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26
19 Ma Jan
3
557/a Aug 25
28 Ma Apr
7
Great
Nor.
4
48% Jan
3
Mar 22
Great
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5
39Mi July 12
51 Mi Feb
23
Great
Northern
3IMa Jan
55Mb Aug 21
Great
Western
Green
15 Mi Jan
41 Mi Jan
18
Dec
16
26 Mi Jan
37
Oct
24
l~52% Jan
42 Mi May 30
53 Ma Jan
22 Ma Oct
34 Ma
26
24
May 11
128 Ma Jan
4
8
18
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Aug 12
32Mb Feb
143
18
15
28Mi Jan
139
23
5
19Mi Oct
82
Jan
Jan
39Ma Jun
3
"25 Ma Feb
Aug 19
69
Mar
13
146
Aug
3
1
3
35Ma Mar 20
17
24 Ma Aug
19
97
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90
34 Ma
Sep
1
29 Mi Apr
18
29
Jan
15
18 Mi Jan
3
25Ma AUg 21
72
Jan
11
67
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3
75 Ma July 28
37
Jan
4
32 Ma Jan
3
42 Ma May
22 Ma Jan
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see page
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81
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17
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122 Ma
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297/a
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59 Mi
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24
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6
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75 Mi May 24
21
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3
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5
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6
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106 Mi July 14
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37Mi Jan
33 Ma Dec
29
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60 Ma May
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44Ma Feb
31
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6
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75'4
38%
,
:
v.
37Mi
38 Ms
32
-
*92'/a
94
,
25 Ma
38
25%.
38 Me
.
2,900
230
6,300
40
94
24 Ms
.♦72
2,900
1,300
.
371/4
38 Ma-
75Ma
33 Ma-
142%,
25
25»/4.
♦731/2
38
33'/a
*31
31 Ma
25%
t
1413/4
333/4
144
,25%,
24%;-
t
18.100
7,300
751%
38 3/4
85.400
20
(860)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
26
85 % Jan
$4.20
86 % Jan
88% Apr
94% Jun
27
7
15
$4.40 dividend
preferred
91 %
93% Apr
10
$4.44 dividend
preferred
6
86% Aug
7
91 % Oct
12
Aug
15
101
Jun
104
103% Aug
19
102
Jan
105% Feb
36 % Dec
29
4
103% Nov
S7% Jan
11
24% Sep
28
97
Jan
Aug
33 % Jan
Mar
Gulf
2
$5
14
49% Mar 29
States
Utilities Co
com_No par
$5.08
86%
*85
86%
*89%
91
*89%
91
89 %
*90%
93
*90%
93
*90%
100
*101%
103
43%
42 J/8
102%
100
Co
*102
2.50
dividend preferred
Mfg
42%
*85
44
43%
102%
"102
102%
103%
43%
42%
PRICES
'
86%
*85
89%
*102
102 Va
102%
103%
*90%
43%
42 Va
583/4
60
583/4
—
—
—
670
103 Va
102%
"70
102 Va
*90%
93
43
43%
26,100
89%
*102
93
Shares
86 Va
88%
103 Va
"102
43%
*85
89
*102
'102
43%
Aug. 25
41%
42%
86 Va
89
93
the Week
Friday
Aug. 24
42 %
43%
43
*85
Sales for
Thursday
..
Aug. 23
100
preferred
Gustin-Bacon
Wednesday
4
100
dividend preferred-
dividend
Tuesday
Aug. 22
Aug. 21
100
Jan
84 % Jan
91
Monday
Par
24
23
87% May 18
SALE
STOCK
43 % Aug
38% Jun
82
YORK
EXCHANGE
35 % Jan
8
27% Feb
NEW
Highest
44
7,300
H
26
53 % Jan
51 Va Jan
4
31% Apr
19
Sep
55
Feb
24
35% Jan
3
24
Nov
4
21% Dec
5
27
Jan
30
66
Apr
19
Hackensack
42% Jan
3
56
Jun
1
Halliburton
25 % Jan
4
48
4
39 Ve
May 18
22 % Jan
6
28% Feb
112% Feb
9
Hall
Water
Hamilton
Watch
7
6
93% Jan
3
26% Jun
20
32% Jan
25
26% Jan
3
34 Va Aug 22
Hammermill
25
47% Jun
21
1
37 Va Feb
Hammond
5
57% Jan
5
26% Aug
47 % Jan
3
58% Mar 28
Mar 24
120% Jan
28% Nov
42
July
Oct
121
129
24
9
128
May 24
35
34%
Oct~24
Jun
19
42 % Aug
46
16
50 Va Dec
Jan
6
71% Apr
36% Aug
215/a May 24
26% Sep
2
24 % Jan
4
18% Oct
29 % Jan
11
20% Jan
3
Aug 31
23% Jan
23
31
22 % May 26
27
*
6
27
6
11% Jan
26
8% Feb
37% Feb
8 Va Oct
13
15
25
12
7
27% May 18
77
Jan
Feb~ 17
4
84,
Hart
Hat
32% Jan
18
1
61% Apr
13
104 % Dec
6
55% Apr
36
Mar
9
38% Feb
1
18% Oct
26
27
Jan
9
16 Va Apr
19
3
71 % Mar 21
40
38
Feb
8
79
111% Aug 26
Dec
20
112% Jan
67
Dec
21
28
Jan
4
54% July 25
20% Jan
3
24%
July" 13
*21% Aug 24
68
Aug 22
66
July 13
109
34% Jun
15% Mar
8
6C% May 11
27
Jan
6
Aug 17
7Va Feb
7
52% Feb
16
12% Dec
29% Oct
Jan
21
19
37% Jan
4
30% Jan
10
23% Feb
1
28% Apr
6
24% Jan
12
14% Dec
6
30% July
5
16% Jan
3
5
8% Aug 22
29% Apr 19
9% Nov
23
1
16
May 20
120
19
Jan
13
30% July
7
1
30% Oct
13
29% Feb
May 19
52% Oct
20
41% Apr
28% Feb
34
37
40% Jun
2
27% Oct
25
81 % Feb
"-20%
2
12:
Dec
4% Oct
67% Dec
6
July 14
4
53
Apr
28% Apr
71
140
16
30
19
6 5 % Jan
3
94
Jun
16
Aug
3
43
8
Hooker
83 % Feb
7
20
2
90
Apr
5
25% May 15
Hoover
4% Jan
3
6
5
19
16% Oct
10
22 Va Jan
4
16% Jan
3
36 Va Mar 17
38 % Feb
10
36% Jan
13
7
35% Dec
9
33% Jan
19
70% Jan
4
79
19
74% Jan
4
77
8
85 % Sep
14
93
Sep
13
81% Aug 16
88% Jan 10
90 % Dec
13
86% Jan
21
11% Mar 30
Aug
10
10
Hotel
5%
19% Mar 20
39% Jun
54
Aug 23
80 Va Jun
85
9
9
Household
Houston
12% May
2
4
14% Jan
3
23 % Apr
7
Howe
14
45
Jan
3
58 % May
8
Hudson
24 Va Mar 14
40% Dec
16
35% Jan
3
59 Va Aug 22
94
Sep
93% Dec
14
90% Jan
10
27
92% Jan
4
13% Jan
11
32
25
Oct
26
39% Jan
5
16% Oct
27
21% Jan
.
7
8
Jan
34% Jan
17% Jan
26
3
3
11% Apr
21
38% Feb
28
23
July
<21% July 25
28% Oct 25
41
Jan
May 31
31% Jan
4
25 % Apr
28
47% Jan
6
31% Jan
3
30
35% Aug
31% Jun
28
28%
1,100
9%
3,300
44
45%
44%
Hunt
5%
87
*85
87
86%
86%
87
10
59 Va
56 Va
57%
56'/a
57 %
57%
59
79%
80%
80%
82%
81%
82
81
81 %
81%
82%
28,500
6,100
37
37
-
37
37
36%
*35%
36%
23%
215/a
22%
102 Va
1033/4
111
111
22%
2 1/12
102 Va
104
111
111
par
*82
86
*83
par
163
165
xl66
59 Vb
5
1
86
167%
24%
22 %
21 %
21%
21%
213/4
21%
71%
71
71
*106
111
111
*9%
10
33 %
34
33 Va
33%
29
28
28%
20%
19 Va
20
*28
19%
9%
300
47%-
48
48
48%
47 %
47%
47%
477/B
48
83%
48.
84%
84%
84%
85 Vb
84%
85%
14,200
42%
42%
32,900
5
41%
*87
843/a
42 V
41%'
42%
42%
87
87
87
5
25
common
*17%
3
19%
50
♦38
common.No par
20%
18%
19%
40 V
20%
/ 4%
18%/
19s/a
;
*38
5
18%
19%
v■:?,
40
100
54
52 Ve
53
*75 Va
77
83%
*82%
83%
*82 Va
90
*89
90
*89
90
♦89
90
♦89
90
113%
13
1
114
112% • 1133/4
•
13
13
13%
19%
19
19%
53%
52%
5 3'A
52%
52%
3,100
5
57
58%
58%
59%
58%
59'
57%
58%
57%
58%
10.600
96
96
96
96
93
96
97%
97%
96
96
9%
10%
com
A
-100
B
100
1
-
38
50
A
9734
97%
98%
9%
9 Va
9%
9 Va
*381/4
38%
38%
21%
21'/a
21 Va
20%
9%
38
*38
21
34%
34%
34%
34%
7,100
29
29%
28%
29%
21,300
No par
15
46%
47%
46%
47 %
45%
47
45 Va
46%
46%
46%
19,300
Co
common
80
80 Va
2,700
42
:
Corp
*149
21%
30
48
Aug 14
Insuranshares
15
50% Jan
19
42% Jan
142 Va Jan
36% Aug 24
69% Jan
12
17% Aug
Oct
80
34
25
3
77% Jan
5
26% Dec
30
25% Jan
59 Va Dec
21
58 % Jan
21% Feb
19
15
30% Dec
31% Dec
30
29% Jun
19
94% Aug 15
2
19% Mar
93% Feb
7
22
8
9% Dec
30
55
Dec
6
70% Mar
Aug 16
7% Aug 17
49% Aug 23
2
22% Dec
23
26% Dec
14
19 V8
Aug 23
23
24
41% Jun
20
26
Jan
139% Jan
8
95
Oct
51% Dec
7
32% Dec
20
30% Apr 25
32
Feb 1'7
21
12
Interchemical
Corp
preferred
Int'l
4%:
International
Nicked
Mining
of
International
International
$4
5%
International
Resistance
7
International
International
Shoe
International
39% Jun
14
44% Jan
60 Ve Apr
4
4
33% Jan
18 Va Jun
33 Va Jan
22
7%
Telep
International
12
50 Va Jun
13
297/b Aug 21
Interstate
Dept
20 % Jan
4
26
May 19
Interstate
Power
May
Iowa
42% Jan
3
55
43
Dec
21
41% Jan
3
49% Jun
40
Aug 29
10
7
38% J^n
21% Jan
3
30% May 17
Sep
7
115% Jan
3
44% Jan
122% May 10
4
20
Oct
115
Jan
18 Va Oct
31
4
26
36% Jan
124
&
Light &
46% Aug 26
1
17% July 20
45 % Aug
24 Ya Feb
4
9
14
20
*43
60%
6%
6%
63/4
88 Va
87%
603/4
60 %
6%
6%
86%
88
45%
45%
44
45%
*43
39%
60%
39%
60'A
60%
6%
154
*149
47%
46
46%
46%
543/4
53 %
53 %
53%
*49
*91%
25
5
507
53%
♦144
48 Va '
5
*81
50
*49
50
41%
*40 Va
40%
92%
*91%
25%
25
513
,
511
54
92%
25%
516
*49
39%
91 Va
25
512
*149
*49
40%
50
41
25
509%
91%
85
54%
535/a
54 Vb
52 %
53%
144%
144%
144 Vb
144 VB
144
49 Va
48%
49%
47%
*81
'
85
*81
*81
83%
48
t
4,100
26,900
53
17,300
144%
*80
330
48%
47%
83%
30
25%
509 Va
52
144%
4,800
90 7/b
25%
533/4
6,800
40 Va
506
483/4
49
11.000
50
♦90%
25%
514
144 Va
144%
47%
53'A
40 Va
91%
91%
25%
515
1,200
4,800
154
*49 Va
40
50
1,900
6%
87%
87
54
154
6,300
-
6%
87
47
*149
370
45
38%
53 7/e
40 %
154
38%
41%
27,200
83 Va
29%
29%
29%
30%
*30%
30 Va
29%
30
29%
29%
2,400
83%
15%'
83%
83%
83%
83 Va
83%
83
83%
83
83%
30.500
15%
15%
15%
15
15 Va
15
15 Va
15
15 Vb
7,000
3 6 3/4
37%
37%
36 %
36%
35%
36%
35%
36 %
67,300
94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
9 4'A
94%
*94'A
94%
500
9
9
*8%
9%
8%
8%
*8%
51
51
50 Vb
50%
493/4
50%
49%
1
20%
21%
20%
21%
19 Va
20%
10c
32 VB
32%
32%
32%
31
39
101%
101%
1003/4
101 %
35%
35%
35%
36
35%
36
35VB
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
2.50
Co
8.33%
Utilities
48% Jun
12
4
*44 Va
44
36%
com
International
11
4
44 Va
40%
873/4
89%
>_25
27
36% Mar
44 Va
*43
*94%
4
preferred
40 % Jan
32% Mar
450
No par
'.
Silver
Dec~27
21%
48
47%
1
Corp
Salt
6
27
15
*47%
No par
17
32 % Apr
38 Va Jan
48
r_No par
Rectifier
38 Vb Jun
45% Apr
*47%
100
International
3
17
473/4
53%
5
common.
11
29
May 10
400
47%
47
No par
Limited
preferred—.
Jan
4
44%
"
23% July 12
32% Jan 11
30
210
*43%
l'jpar
Paper
preferred
21% Jun
40
Corp
Canada
Packers
32% Jun
•
42
44 Va
f
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
123% Mar
42'A
'149
100
May 31
35
com
preferred
14% Feb
357/8 Apr
42 Vb Apr
80'A
♦43%
■
100
Chemical
Int'l
69 % Mar 28
60 3/4
80%
*41%
44%
53%
No par
common
85
3
Aug
22% May U
37 V* Aug 22
95% May 11
24
7
79%
42
47%
1
Machines
preferred
&
60 Va
60%
40 3/4
79%
42
♦43
53
100
Corp
Minerals
44
39%
40%
153
so%
42 V*
47
5
common
Business
Harvester
7%
Int'l
79%
*42
34%
20
Inc
Aug 24
38
48% Dec
32% Feb
9
27
83% Aug 17
36% May 16
47% Sep 20
12% Aug
4
86% Jan
55 Va Jun
149% Apr
50 % Apr
Jan
Ctfs
80%
'
1
35% Jan
148 % Aug 25
6%
100
Co
Iron
*60%
No par
preferred——J
International
„
89
23
8
40 %
No par
common
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
2
80 Va
1
May 17
23
1,500
29%
56
Feb
20%
34 Va
49% Aug
29
20%
29
3
38% Sep
139% Feb
20%
34%
Indianapolis Power & Light-No par
Industria Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
4%%
200
29%-
preferred
Interlake
38%
343/8
3
Aug 22
*38'A
29'/a
40% Jan
Apr 12
27% May 31
38%
34%
33 % Jan
95
142,100
29%
5
516
140
9%
V
29'A
15
May 19
120
98%
9 Va
■
34%
35% Dec
Jarj.38
21% Jan \3
98 %n
96
*97%
9%
38%
♦95%
5
Co
50% Jan
447
96
5
RR
43% Jan
18
13%
19
*■
;
5
July 11
*95%
14%
-20%
29
34% Feb
13%
5
36% May 2
29% Oct 25
1
36,400
14
18%
52%
45
Nov
19%
13 V4
18%
45
21
13%
7,100
3,800
52%
series
preferred
Steel
10
114
18%-:
*43
17
113%
52
44
47 % Apr
114%
52%
46
38% Mar 13
113%
250
19%
♦43
90
113%
6,100
18%
*44%
93
112%
•"
52%
76
52%
50
49% Jun
-<
52 Va
76
1
Co
Ingersoll-Rand
300
6,000
83%
50
2
19%
39%
No par
series
General
-
19%
*38%
-
9,000
18
*17%
19%
77
4
Feb
18
40
52%
42% Jan
34% Nov 29
195/a
*38 Va
♦82%
48
86
u
*75%
473/4
6%
*17%
19%
833/4
52
48
Inland
17%
40
1,800
4 VB
76%
51 Va
47%
8
4%
70
21
20%
4Va
.'■75 %
50
Feb
20%
4%
*82%
preferred
24
20%
5 Vb
52%
4.70%
Jan
>
20%
.
89
82%
*89
Power__No par
Co
Power
147
193/4
*87
75
25
18
17%
*38
89
51%
49% Jan
Jan
43/4
85%
42%
*87
82%
47% Aug 21
44% Jan
4
145
20%
.
3,700
1,800
75
.
22
7
84 Va
41%
88%
21
preferred
37%
*30%
42 </8
87%
4%
preferred
'
37
*
Illinois
1,900
39,500
45% Jan
Jan
1,600
39'A
44
154
8%
40%
43%
Dec 13
8%
31%
42%
145
8%
39%
*20%
common
81
9
8%
38%
5
Cement
20
8%
31%
Co
Ideal
Feb
8%
7,300
39%
common—1
Corp_
Central
8
18,200
39
No par
Power
94% Aug
18 Va
31%
43%
3
28
39
*43
3
33%
18%
39%
*42
10
33%
28
19 Vb
31%
50
Jan
33%
28%
18 %
38%
50
5 Va Jan
33 Va
28
193/4
36%
preferred
50
333/4
28%
18%
*28
*303/4
common
Co
Illinois
500
363/,
preferred
'71% Jan
33%
100
9%
40
4.26%
19
71
111
*9Va
31%
4.08%
25
♦70
*105
9%
39%
4
8Va Feb
71
111
9 Vb
31%
30
86 % Apr
71
*105
9%
40
44% Jan
28
10,030
32
43 Vb Apr
17
217/a
39%
4
Sep
21%
*31%
23
5% July 11
21%
1
Aug 18
65
31,600
111
9%
8%
Jan
38% Feb
2,900
32%
8%
10
Idaho
4.20%
25%
31%
72
*105
11,400
24%
32%
36%
Inc—
.
4.42%
60%
24%
•
8%
12.50
5%
Indiana
59%
200
4,000
—30
preferred
8
47% Apr 12
44% May 22
50% May
4
66% Jun 12
167%
36%
Jan
18
60 Vb
50
*86
8%
43
23
111%
*79
166%
36 Va
41
43 % Jan
59%
1^000
5
58
32% Jan
60%
*70 Va
9%
Aug
15
60%
*111
86
169 Va
31%
Aug 12
57% Aug 23
50% Dec 27
*80
167
25%
45
44% Aug
83
168
34
43
22
111
83
167
24
18
11
12,800
323/s
27
Feb
101 Va
233/i
18
31% Nov
100
35%
60%
39% Jan
41
103%
33%
41% Feb
49% Aug
9
46 % July 27
13,200
10
7
18
10
22%
23%
*105
__25
Bay Min & Sm Ltd
47% Aug 21
Aug
35%
23%
62% Dec
4
37%
35%
22
111
111%
37%
36%
102
105
*111
37'A
22%
21%'
50c
Winston
Lighting &
104
*85
22
35%
2.50
common
Corp
*35%
35 %
*70
:
*36%
36%
22%
23%
1
A
37Va
21%
59%
100
Cofp
37
*35
60
No par
series
64%
87
56%
*36
common
*85
60
10
1
Finance
Hupp Corp
110
56%
preferred_'_25
Bearing
preferred
preferred
42
64%
Foods <fc Indust Inc
5%
9 Va
*41
64%
America
Stores
9 Va
42
64
Corp
Sound
28 Va
9%
*40%
65
&
of
*28%
9%
41%
64%
*85
A—1
1
(conv)
&
29
9 VB
41
64%
100
class
preferred
Howard
9%
42
1,500
10,600
convertible pfd series
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
19
*28%
9%
*41%
21,800
I
30 Va
29
28%
9%
41%
100
24% Jan
6% Oct
29
9%
41%
100
118% Aug
7
15% Mar 23
9
28%
3,600
14
preferred
preferred
4.40%
Jun
23
3%%
7
99% May 24
23
4%
Jun
100
23
45Va
convertible
25
54% Jan
25
22%
13%
preferred
$2.25
2
64% Feb
23
43%
Houdaille-Industries Inc
29
90 % Aug 24
22%
14
convertible
13% Dec
30
23
46%
pfd
Oil
Corp
43% Jun
19% Jun
x23
9,600
14
Mining
Ball
Apr
93
6,500
23%
34%
45%
Chemical
$4.25
Mar 10
Apr
67
33%
14
Electronics
Honolulu
34% Jan
16% Jan
66 Va
34%
47%
convertible
4
14
68
33%
.
45
Corp
Rinehart
13
14
65% Jan
5%
19
Mar
67
34 %
14
Holland Furnace Co
Sep
90 % Sep
68%
5
Homestake
7,600
68
Co
pfd
conv
42%
14 */4
Inc
Holt
Jan
16
5%%
125
41%
333/4
Corp
Hoffman
41
68%
100
31% Aug
9
40% Aug 11
53% Jan 16
Jan
Dec
28
2nd
49%
*123
125
.
35%
1
Hotels
50%
41
45%
common
Hewlett-Packard
$4%
49%
*123
41
14%
Hoyden Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A
Hill
5,103
50%
125
40%
68 %
Co
Hilton
50
*123
63%
Holly Sugar Corp
8
88
Apr
11V* Mar 13
21
Jan
20
7,000
14%
preferred
Hewitt-Robins
31%
64
$2 conv class A preferred_No
Hershey Chocolate Corp
No
Hertz
31%
33
No par
40% May 26
30
Mar
Mar 22
Jan
29% May 10
26
27
Aug 22
43% Mar 22
Sep
16
4
21
5%
32
14%
common
Powder
3
31%
68 Va
Co
Hercules
84
Aug 17
169% Aug 24
68% Apr
7
28 Va Mar 30
33 Va
63%
non-cumulative
26
41V8 Jan
W)
32
5
Motors
112% May
67% Jan
9
(G
5,400
35%
1
preferred
Hercules
7%
10
34%
common—_8.33%
Co
106% Aug 17
Jan
119% Dec
Helme
500
10b
34
68
Hayes Industries Inc
July 3
23% Aug 21
Jan
108
Mar 14
24%
*97
34%
50
40%
24%
24%
100
34 %
125
40%
24%
*.97
34 Va
51
*123
40%
24%
100
33 Va
34%
40c
Industries
Jan
33%
40%
125
40%
_5
Inc
&
14
x33
50
Curtis
34
*123
*97
34 Va
23%
common
(W
29% Jan
50 Vb
*24%
98%
34 %
33%
49%
24 %
x98Va
34%
33
1
Marx„__
Heller
5
Inc
X24%
100
*58%
5
Helene
7
34
%
1.25
74% May 25
82% Dec
70
&
Industries
E)
1,800
1
82% May 17
4
Aug
Schaffner
3.65%
12,800
33%
100
3
Mar 16
545/a
33
Corp
3
.
54%
33%
7.50
com
World
&
24
87
545/a
33
2 4%
1
Corp of America
preferred
J)
54 Va
33%
24%
%
*98
Chemical Co
(H
100
54%
32
Co
Refrac
5%
Heinz
59%
54%
32%
100
Corporation
Haveg
59%
54%
32
2.50
Jan
Jan
20
13
76
47% Apr
81
16
33% July
29 Va May 12
13% Dec
Dec
7
preferred
Organ
*58%
53%
32%
1
Paper Co
Brace
Harshaw
*58%
53%
32%
common
preferred
Harsco
60
53
5
46% Apr
50% Jan
Aug 30
55
6%
17
49% Feb
37%
:
Harcourt
20
11
5
Jan
13
convertible
Harris-Intertype
13% Feb
43% Mar 15
Co
Harbison-Walker
33 Va Feb
33% Jun
9% May 25
4%
*59
5
Printing Co
88% Jun
106 Va Jan
25
Co
(W P)
$2
Elec
Iowa-Illinois
Island
$6
Creek
58%
Co
common
Breaker
*37%
59%
59'/a
413/4
*41 %
49%
*49 VB
50
19%
19 VB
19%
30 %
31 %
30 >4
31
99%
100 %.
99%
100 Va
2,200
36%
36 Va
36%
4,100
26%
26%
26%
-
*37%
60 Va
40
*37%
59
58Va
300
6,100
5,600
40
5 8 Va
40
300
20,200
59
49,200
'
41%
41%
41 Va
41%
47
46
46
45 Va
457/a
*46 Va
46%
200
29
20%
28 3/4
29%
28 Va
29
28
287/a
283/a
28 7/a
13,600
24%
24%
24%
24'/a
24%
24 V*
24 Va
24%
24 Va
24%
2,100
*52 Va
5
41%
*46 Va
Co
41%
41%
47
*46
*
413/4
800
51 %
51%
51%
513/4
513/4
52
53
52%
1,000
1
48
48
47%
47%
46:%
47%
46%
46 Va
46 Va
46%
2,700
44
44%
443/a
44%
44
44%
43 %
44 Va
43
44
3,200
_5
27%
50c
*116
1
Circuit
40
9
19 %
100%
*8%
10
Co
Electric
Light
Coal
59
3.50
preferred
I-T-E
58%
1
Power
&
par
25
Co
Gas
&
Power
♦373/8
com
Stores
Iowa
40
Teleg.No
Corp
preferred
convertible
*37%
100%
9
28%
117%
5
20%
20%
5
Co
14Va
15
16
16 Va
51
273/4
28
117
118
20 Va
21%
15
15%
27%
*117
20%
26%
27%
♦111
118
20 Va
21%
27%
118
20%
26%
27%
118
4,600
150
118
20%
20 Va
12,000
J
12% Dec
1
Jan
12
13% Aug
4
17% Mar
10% Oct
13
18% Jan
7
13% Jan
3
76% Jan
26
Aug 22
80 % Jan
27
19% Apr 11
85% May 19
Jefferson
87
48% Feb
14
73
Mar 23
Jewel Tea
6
86
Jun
20
40% Oct
24
52% Apr
76% Jan
22
83
44% Jan
13r
13
Sep
1
62% May 31
82
Jan
55% Feb
13
53% May
6
79
Dec
13
73% Jan
4
8% Mar
9
18% Dec
5
15% Jan
3
For
footnotes,
see page
26
2
27
74Va May 22
110% Mar
7
28 Ve Feb
15
Jaeger
Machine
Lake
Co
Sulphur
Jersey Cent Pwr &
3%%
Co
Inc
Lt
common
preferred
JohnsrManville
Johnson
Jonathan
&
Corp—,
Inc
7'
83%
1
69 %
83%
70
16 Va
16%
*83
83%
68%
*83%
84%
5
68V*
5
96%
69
97%
x96
70
*83%
100
Johnson
Logan
"0
1
' pfd—100
5^0
-
22%
23%
84%
15Va
69
14%
15
14%
16%
16 %
16%
83%
83
83
68 Va
70 Va
69
;
84 Va
..
*83Va
84%
68 Va
68
68 Va
67%
95%
94
96 Va
92
93
23%
25 Vb
23%
24%
23%
14%
14%
1,800
16%
.
16%
*82
3,100
100
83%
68%
68'A
2,700
'
*83 Va
69
68 Va
22%
15
*83
*83%
„
84
Va
68%
69%
*91%.
92%
1,900
22%
24 Vb
60,000
12,800
.
Volume
194
Number
6085
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(861)
21
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
49% Dec
6
89% Jan
95'/2 Mar
8
99% .Aug 24
4
11% Dec
8
18% Jun
21
47'A Jan
56% Jan
8
3
96
13
29% Oct
0
Jan
13
NEW
•
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
73% May 22
101% Apr 17
Jan
3
3
48
5%
Jorgensen
Mar 20
(Earle
M)
'
v:':
"
Sep
29
54% Jan
6
37% July 19
86
Oct
.5
111%; Jan
5
96
.Jan
23
108 % Apr
25
4%%
convertible
42% Jan
12
6
44% Jan
11
48 % Jun
1
.-
4%%
13
103.% Jan
18
122
May 19
.
4%%
convertible
122
101
Sep
30
105% Oct '
45
74
Jan
122 % Jan
12o
3
Mar
May
25
Jan
11
110 % Jan
18
59% Dec
8
29
58 % Jan
17
79'/a Aug 17
75 % Jan
9
80 % May 23
87
Jan
20
84% Jan
27
86% Jan
95 % Oct
5
92 % Feb
6
Jun
6
73 % Jun
14
79% Apr
87
Aug
'
6
82% Mar 18
90
Oct
90
July 28
10
85% Feb
9
62% Sep
29
79% Jan
37% Sep
16
54% July
43% Feb
9
31% Feb
23
4%
95% Mar 28
88% Jun
27
91% Apr
ll
3
■
Jan
36
10
8
50% Jan
4
39% Aug 24
37 % Jan
3
39% May
67
3
;
l
1,600
40%
41%
40%
41
40%
40%
40%
40%
41
41
3,300
preferred
non-cum
Kansas
Gas
Kansas
Electric
&
&
12% Jan
27 Vs Aug
11
8
70% Aug 22
Kayser-Roth
50 % Jan
31% Feb
23
37% May 26
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes
30% Aug 17
100 % Jan
6
25% Jan
3
46% Jun
Kendall
73% Jan
3
94 % May 16
Jan
4
77% May
9
Kennecott Copper
Kern
County Land
July 25
57% May
3
Kerr-McGee
7
45% Jan
5
32% Jan
4
62% Feb'11
89% Dec
20
76% Jun
21
31% Nov
16% Dec
12
14
42% May 23
Feb
93
10
18% Dec
21
7
26% Apr
2
31% Jan
6
19% Aug 10
27% Feb
24
46% Jan
4
36.
Jan
7
82% Apr
78
Jan
14% Feb
17
36% Dec
27% Sep
29
33
'
77
Jan
19% Jun
16% Jan
11
July 20
31% Jan
6
20% Jun
26% Jan
5
20% Jan
8
11% Jan
14
36% Mar
2
21
18 % Feb
36
27% July 25
Jan
5
30 % Jan
3
10
25% Dec
29
25% Jan
27
27 % Mar 11
36% Dec
2i
45
19
Kress
Jan
16
Kroehler Mfg
6
38 % Feb
23
13 % Jan
21
5
Lane
Jan
26
29% May
9
Lear
14% Jan
3
20% Aug
4
Lee
6
10
Apr
32% Jun
20
24 % Jan
May 25
45
20
; 34% Aug 25
23 % Jun
Mar 15
25% Oct
25
32 % Aug
.
22
26
3% Oct
28
7% Jan
15
24% July 26
•29%'Jan
22
8
6% Mar 22
19
52
ail. I
i*-
28% Sep
9
23 % Jan
4
70% Jan 22
48% Apr
28
6
10 % Jan
4
13
81% Jan
3
Aug 31
146% Jan
10
97% Aug 22
152
May
4
Jun
19
59% Mar 16
24% Jan
6
42% May
44% Jan
3
56% Apr 17
35% Mar 29
Jan
29
46 % Oct
24
9% Oct
5
12 % Dec
78% May 19
91% Jan
22
140
134 % Jun
•
Aug 22
'
60^/8 Mar
15% Jun
-7
Jan
4
151
46% Nov
23
61
Jan
4
Nov
18
28
Sep
23
43% Sep
12% Jan
23
4
34 % Aug
10
22% Aug 25
57% Jan
12
96% Dec
20
87 % Jan
4
32% Jan
4
26% Jan
26
5
15% Jan
10
.35% July 31
4
22
-18% May 11
Feb
17
19% Nov
17
14
61% Jan
47
4
111
Feb
8
30% Jan
13
96
Jan
21
80
Jan
8
81
Jan
20
34% May 18
4
130% Mar
38% Feb
1
47% Dec
7
14 % Dec
30
49% Dec
6
140% Dec
27
43% Dec
30
102
87% Nov
90*
Sep
42% Sep
142
Sep
22
20% Jan,
91 %. Jan
Jan
135
14
13
85
Jan
14
87;
Mar 29
39 % Jan
3
1
136%' Jan
4
Jan
4
4
,4
..
51
Feb
87% Mar
9H»/n Jun
Long
Island
5%
May 25
,62% Jun
16
Louisville
18% Mar 28
Lowenstein
8
83
July 12
27% Jan
114% Dec
28
124
Aug 16
29% Oct
7
23
Lykes
70
70
36V4
36%
37%
10,400
41%
42
X41
41%
41% '41%
391/4
40%
39%
40'A
4.600
Co
81%
85%
85
86%
84%
85%
83»A
82%
83%
68 7A
69
69%
69%
70
69
69%
69'A
69'A
46%
47%
44%
46
44%
45%
44%
44%
44'A
45%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
37%
38
38'A
38'A
800
85%
86
85%
86
85%
86%
86%
86%
85%
86'A
8,700
20%
20%
20%
'20%
3,400
x82%
"'
.
2- .600
G 300
4"
J00
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
19%
20
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
20
1,300
46
46%
46
46%
45%
46
4 5'A
45%
45'A
45%
4,200
83
83
82%
82%
81%
82%
82
82
.
*81%
700
82
64%
65%
63%
65%
61%
64%
61%
6 21/4
61%
62%
15,500
31%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31 Va
31
31'A
31%
311/4
7,800
21%
22%
21%
22 Va
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
12
12
12
12%
12%
12%
31
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
21%
4,400
12%
*12'A
12%
2,600
31
31%
30y4
31'A
23,000
35%
36%
34%
35%
5,500
30
30%
15,800
"12%
.
-
29%
*43
30'A
29%
30%
29%
30
*43
51
37'A
53
*43
30
53
30%
'
*43
*43
53
53
1,800
24%
25%
24%
25%
24%
24%
23%
24
23%
24'A
22,400
19%
19%
19%
19%
19'A
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
7,700
38
38%
3 7%
35%
36%
35%
35%
X34%
35%
4,400
14%
14%
14%
14'A
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
5,700
26
26%
25%
26%
25'A
25%
25'A
25%
25
25%
Co___10
15
1
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
*18%
No par
4%
30%
4%
30%
4%
30%
51 %
4%
30%
30
4%
30%
com
1
4%
50%-
51%
52
48%
44%
54%
43%
43%
53%
54%
7
14%
96
97%
96
149%
14%
96%
149%
13%
25
13%
95%
43%
53%
13%
5
49%
32%
49%
33 %
•
50c
148%
149%
49
30%
•"
49%
33%
(M)
52
52%
51%
25%
24%
138%
141%
137%
1
48%
30%
24%
1
50
30%
51 %
31 %
4
24%
10
common
25%
25
25%
*145
155
53
53%
*101'A 103
*85%
87
*88 %
89%
53%
54%
141% 141%
60%
61
54%
55'A
100
10
100
preferred
100
preferred
100
5
common
100
Inc
:
Steamship
xl47
25%
147
53%
53%
*101% 103
*85%
87
*88 %
89%
54 %
57 %
141 % 141 'A
60%
61
1,900
3,700
19,800
47%
47%
48%
20,200
45%
44%
45'A
71,100
53%
54%
54%
55 %
18,200
13%
13%
13'A
13%
38,600
96%
96%
95 %
96%
19,000
*148%
149'%
148°%
148%
80
48
48%
48
48%
II,209
30%
31
30%
31%
37.200
52
52
52
52%
23%
24%
22°%
23%
138%
136%
139%.
'
137=
142
49%
49 %
*
2,700
15,400
24,400
51,700
49 ya
30%
24V*
48%
29%
2^%
49%
29%
29%
29%
17,200
23%
23%
24%
22,700
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
11,100
*145
152
537/a
54
*101'A 103
*85%
87 ,
*88%
89%
56%
57%
*141% 141%
60%
61
.
..
,
.
,
.
152
53%
54
*101% 103
*85%
87
*88%
89%
• 55%
56%
141% 141%
60%
61.
*145
*145
152
10
54
6,200
53%
*102
*85%
*88%
103
87
89%
55%
56%
♦141%
141%
50
60%
61%
2,700
7/100
55
55%
55
55%
54%
55'A
53%
54
15%
15%
15%
69
69
69 %
|xl6%
16%
16%
16%
15%
69'A
16%
15%
70%
16%
15%
69%
16%
15%
69%
16
70%
16Ve
71
16%
10
Co_
,
24'A
I.4,200
■>
5
70
1
3.33%
:
x25%
31
8,500
;
30%
52
48%
29%
23%
25%
50
4%
30
247/a
24%
136%
140%
«-s>,
nr>T..
1%
19
15%,
50
Sons
&
\
(Ky)_No par
Co_2
51%
25
1
30%
1%
*18%
44
49%
31%
49
4%
30%
30
vU/''' 46%
54%
14
97%
149%
*148%
52%
24%
5
Co com
preferred.
Co
■
44
53%
1
1%
19
4%
*
51%
43%
5
:
Nashville
&
/ 37
A___No par
preferred
B
Steel
Bros
3,bU0
68
No par
preferred—
Louisville-Gas & El Co
58% Mar 28
20% Feb
70
35%
27%
7%
77
15% July 28
25%
70
36%
27%
Corp
E
3
Jan
24'A
69 Va
35%
27%
Corp
D
3
21
35,900
25%
69%
36%
27
Lighting
(P)
29
18
25 »/8
24%
70%
36
27%
Inc__
series
Lukens
24%
25%
70
36%
2.50
series
Jan
May 17
■'
247A
697A
100
4.35%
49 % Jun
53
8/00
5
Tobacco
4.25%
Lorillard
1,200
45%
27%
:
series
9
300
•32
45
28%
Corp
conv
3
*5
37
62
45%
27%
Products'—
Gas
8
57% Aug 23
146
4.84%
*36%
63%
45
50c
Navigation
Cement
T4% Jan
15% Oct
6
59% May
104
37%
62%
4,000
5
Aircraft
Apr
16
&
Theatres
170
4
Jun
*36%
1 '
83'A
28%
Industries Inc
11
41% Jan
*36%
'
82%
27%
Tire
Litton
Star
,'2
52% July
1
,78% Jan 22
&
Co
Lone
130
90
83%
25%
25
A
Corp_—
Star
100
Aug 19
Belt
85
83%
36%
4
series
preferred
10
83%
°
com
Apr
83 %
5
Paper Co
common
Myers
29
83%
69
100 g
Co
&
93%
No par
Stores
2
84%
*88
90
1
Corp___L,__._.l'_
Lone
85%
85%
*88
5
pfd series
Valley RR__
Loew's
:
10
conv
Lockheed
90
1
Lionel
.
86%'
*88
1
Corp—;—
27
♦85
90
83
24%
Tulip Cup Corp__^__
Ling-Temco-Vought
Inc—
5
86 %
*88
84%
46
—
27% Feb
July 24
22 % Feb
May
143
*85
'
40
~70
•
'
83%
63%
Co_—
Co
i»ehn>'&' Fink
Link
♦92%
37%
Lily
9
*85
93%
"
Coal
1%
85%
*92%
45%
Liggett
.51% Aug 18
19Aug
.,30% Jan
20
-
*85
93%,
*63%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby
5
85%
*92%
.
1
Inc
Lerner
46% Aug 10
90
85%
*85
85%
*36%
-
Rubber
Lehman-
86%
78
93%
927A
100
*76%
10
preferred
Lehigh
»
30% Aug 16
77
64
Inc
5-ehigh .Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries
3
77
3,500
100
16
3% July 18
767/a
900
70
1
.33% Feb
26% Jan
767/b
37%
Co
Gas
$1.50
*85
300
115
10
29
2 % Mar 21
70
46
Co
Lehigh
-
70%
63
Airlines
-9
22% Mar 22
85%
93%
'5300
108
_5
20
4
69%
45%
Co
16% Apr
4
*85
2.50
40'A Aug
1% Jan
70
77
*76%
*92%
No par
3
,16% Jan
*110
69%
26,800
48
1
24% Jun
3% Mar 11
19% Jun
111%
46
Bryant
Leesona
111%
69%
69
77
*88
'
Wire
Sutherland
4.32%
115
1
11% Jan
1
1 % Dec
Apr
16
6
16% Sep
P
*111%
63%
common
&
Co
Laclede
34
21
26% Jun
13% May
2
14% Dec 30
(S H)
108
37%
Co
34% Apr
K V
*76%
70%
*85
Co_„
Dutch
(S S)
1081/4
45%
4%
Kroger
70%
44%
100
*471/8
108
'
'
100
48
*47%
110
110
63%
Industries
Inc
Kresge
10
115
115
43%
101
100
.' '
48
37
'
&
68% Mar 30
28
Oct
Steel
34% May 19
11 % Dec
25
Oil
Jan
25% Oct
*111%
*111%
44%
43%
101
♦47%
8
preferred
Korvette (E J)
28
112
50
_J.
KLM Royal
Koppers Co
48 % July 31
85
*109
50c
31% Jan
7
12
Jan
3
111
45%
44%
101
8.75
.'
Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos
-9
34% Oct
111
447/«
No par
Co
Corp
Co
Keystone
10
25% Dec
47
100
Co
Light
6
40%
100%
47
No par
com
preferred
Power
30
52
*98
47
*
16% July 11
8
44%
101
47
100
50% Jan
55% Jan
44
*98
100
;
51% Dec
25
43%
100
preferred
6
46% Sep-30
33 %
100
25
71% Oct
Corp
100
Jan
13
550
18%
100
Apr
Oct
19,900
.
18%
preferred
11
23
100%
18%
preferred
30% Oct
3
69
100%
18%
preferred
36
12
68%
101
18%
preferred
4%
*
3
69%
100%
18%
Kansas City Southern
Aug 17
48% Apr
Shares
68%
,
100%
18%
preferred
4.35%
"
84% Aug 21
the Week
18 %
50
4.50%
21
Jun
71
100%
Aug. 25
18%
Chem
&
4.20%
84% Aug 25
87
Alum
3.80%
8
68% Jan
8
34% July 12
11
69%
71%
101
Friday
Aug. 24
18%
4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd
100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
/
70%
100%
:
1
preferred
47
Kaiser
71%
100%
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 23
K
32
49% May 23
70'/a
100%
HIGH SALE PRICES
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 22
Co
Joy Manufacturing Co
.
Tuesday
Aug. 21
& Laughlin Steel common_10
preferred series A
100
Jones
21% May 26
38% Jan
Par
16%
16%
>
.
64,300
6,500
A
OrtQ
2,600
M
26
Mar
41 % Dec
37% Mar
79
Jan
16% May
52% Jan
6
12
38
115 % Jan
6
119
32% Jan
3
May 17
MacAndrews
6%
Mar 21
52% Aug 22
49% Feb
17
43
Jan
5
7
48
23
44% Jan
16
4
85% Aug 18
82% Jan
5
8
Va wiaj
3
21
Dec
30
20% Feb
7
27% Aug
M
59% Jan
7
38 % Jan
4
Jun~23
36% Jan
3
8
16% Jan
3
Dec
27% July 18
Oct~ 26
50%
51% Aug 24
62% Aug 22
<65% Aug 23
39% Aug
fi'
■>
inn
Trucks
5%%
Macy
Madison
19% Sep
26
27% Jan
18
21% Jan
3
3j°/b Jun
1
4% Jun
6
5% Jan
22
4 % Jan
3
5% Jan
27
Maracalbo
12% Dec
29
18% Jan
4
12 % Jan
4
23% Mav 15
Maremont
31
29% Jan
25
40 % Jan
6
40% May 23
54% Dec
21
22
4
93
Mar 28
32 % Aug 22
19
40 % Oct
31
72% Jan
5
Marine
Marquette
40 % Aug
Marshall
May 31
Jan
19
65% Jan
4
72
72
Jan
12
18
Oct
5
31
July 29
22 % Mar
7
91% Jan
26
7
97
28
23
Aug
3
39% May
1
29 % Aug
24
34% Mar 10
Masonite
1
44
% Jan
4
55% May 19
May
74
Jan
3
79
Aug 26
75
July
71% Aug 29
68
Jan
6
19
Aug
1
$3.40
6
79 % Jun
7
3
48% Jun
12
36% Jan
3
56% Aug 15
40% Dec
21
36% Jan
6
71
75
July
May 10
Aug
3
39% Apr
26
28
40% Jan
15
30
Jan
4
38% Apr
27
16
15% Feb
29
12% Jan
3
24% May 22
26
80% Feb
Dec
19
94'A Aug
5
85
Dec
27
19
Nov
9
39%
5
99
Dec
29
8
71% Jan
86% Dec
30
86% Jan
Jail
4
28% Jan
27% Nov
29
22 % Jan
76
18
May
4
94% Mar 16
5
July 18
3
26
120
107
May 19
July 25
161% May 22
85
Jun
22
47% Aug 22
39% May
8
iNo
3%%
Mays
preferred
1JW)
Maytag
MCA
Inc
McCall
Corp
McCord
,
3%%
$6
Corp
convertible
convertible
5%%
4 % %
conv
McDonnell
McGraw-Edison
43% Mar 22
McGraw-Hill
McGregor-Doniger
21% July 25
31% Oct
20
27
Feb
24
45% Aug 22^
9
4
Jan
5
34 % Feb
36% Aug
1
47
5% Jan
3
Jan
26
23
McKee
(AG)
Apr
5
McKesson
5
McLean
15% Dec
7
28 % Jan
16
Jan
6
197/b Aug 16
McQuay
31% Aug
4
48
35% Jan
3
45% Aug
&
Co
Inc
Corp
85
Nov
28
20% Nov
21
88
Apr
29% Mar 16
,
Jan
9
23% Jan
19
88
93
16
May 24
31 % Apr
10
41.6O0
38°%
35'A
36%
90,500
60 %
38%
54
25%
&
class
Mines
Co
A_,
Portland
371/8
36 Vs
36%
54
54%
53%
53%
54
54%
25%
26%
25%
26
25%
25%
2,700
28 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
28'A
28%
2,200
21%
*19%
44 'A
91%
No par
28%
series!
Cement
21'A
21%
'*21%
21%
5,000
32%
311/8
31%
31%
32%
9,700
32%
19%
20%
19%
19%
19%
20%
13,500
62 %
62
621/4
62
62%
62
62%
12,300
40
39%
39%
43
40i/4
39%
40
40'A
40 %
97
97
97
*95%
98
*96
98
34
34%
34 Va
34%
34%
35%
X34%
3 5'A
46,800
31%
31%
x29 %
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
4,400
53%
54
537/b
53%
12,800
77 %
77%
97
78%
34%
54 A
68
32 %
36
19/8
105
104
134
81 A
47 A
36 %
*96
37 A
8 A
19%
44 A
91_A
28%
53
53%
78
78
78
77%
78%
78%
♦76%
78%
60
*69
70
*69
70
20
79%
*78'A
79%
10
77%
69
\°
70
*69
70
79%
*78%
79%
*78%
78%
60
77%
53 %
-
52%
5,900
78
!
77%
78
78
160
7,900
33%
34
33
33%
32%
32%
32%
54 %
54%
52%
53
52%
52%
*52%
53%
1,900
67%
68
67%
68
67%
67%
67%
67%
2.400
33
33
33%
34%
34
34'A
32%
33%
3,500
35%
36
35%
35%
35%
2,000
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
12,600
97
97
*100
105
*102%
104
134
*130
36
19%
100
100
35%
19%
*97
33
36
19%
100
*102%
104
*102%
104
*102%
*130
*130
134
*128
150
104
134
134
■
81
2,010
80%
81 %
81%
82%
81
82%
81
46 %
47%
46%
47%
45%
46%
45
46
35
35%
34%
351/8
341/4
35%
35%
36%
20,900
35 7A
35%
36%
36iA
36%.
36 Vs
26%
10,100
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
12,400
15
15%
15%
151/4
15%
15 'A
15 %
44%
42 Va
44
27'A
27%
900
36%
36%
15,600
11,000
15
44%
45 %
44%
451/4
44 'A
28%
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
36%
36 7A
35%
36%
35%
36'A
8%
7%
8 1/8
7%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
191/2
44%
44%
44%
44 %
8
93
*91
28%
For footnotes, see page 26
21%
20 %
x31
5
100
Co
21%
61%
31%
15 A
44 /2
28%
36%
8
1,200
21%
32'A
35 A
" "
5
20%
35%
1
10
5
61%
31
9
Inc
5
2,500
32
1
1
15%
43%27%
5
5
5
5
5
x35 %
No par
Robbins
Mfg
80%
46%
35
No par
Trucking Co
Norris
*130
'
35%
55
26%
28%
31%
54 %
78%
78%
70
*100
*102%
170
86
54%
35%
32%
35%
19%
*85
26
X37 %
1
Inc
Corp common
4%% preferred
(1st
Medusa
~
♦85
86
*
28 %
5%
22%
32 %
21 %
31
53%
*77%
*77%
70
78%
33%
54%
67
*
„
28%
5%
21%
32%
20%
x61
39%
*93
34%
''
par
A
_2.50
Co_
Mead
Jan
64%
100
B
Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine
8 % Jun
&
Aircraft
l^'A Jun
35% Jan
B
preference
(J Ray)
16
51% Jun
63%
100
100
100
preferred
preference
conv
McDermott
14'A Jan
20
64%
50c
preferred
30% Jan
5% Dec
63
-3
11
24% May 11
31% Nov 18
*65 %
No par
common
11
7
62%
100
1
Corp
McCrory
18% Jan
30
63%
No par
:
45% Jan
40% Apr
61'A
39%
55
26 %
60 %
No par
27
3
series-
1959
Inc.
24
Aug 21
7,900
No par
Co~
Oct
31
26
_5
preferred
14% Dec
28
25%
100
common
$3.75 preferred
9
23 3A Jan
6,200
26
1947 series-No par
80 % Aug
18
61
85
1945 series_No par
70 % Jun
44% Jan
61%
85
61%
61%
62%
62
*85
60%
200
61
rNo par
,
Stores
50
51%
*51
18,100
25%
No par
com
,
Corp
Dept
51%
1,500
52%
86
$3.75 preferred
2
77 % Aug 31
25% Dec
6
Co—
preferred
6
81
Co
51%
33%
118
51%
26%
5
1
4
'
&
52
*51%
33%
*117
51%
25%
1
Corp
Co
Aug 31
12
70
4%%
Martin
53 % Aug
28 % Sep
Dec
Field
33%
118
51
26%
12.50
Moore
Mfg
51%
*33%
*117
52 %
26%
1
Corp
33%
118
51
85%
5
^
Cement
52
62
51%
33%
117%
;26%
1
&
>
52%
26%
1
Exploration
Midland
38% Jan
78
Oil
52%
85%
62
10
l
Co
Shirts
Marquardt
63% Mar 1.7
4
^
Corp
26% Feb
17
:
Maxwell
17% July 18
29% Feb
26% Oct
Manning
51 % Jan
24% Jan
34
89% Jan
Manhattan
33%
117%
*117
52%
1
A
•_
(PR)-&
19% July
16% Oct
Inc
32%
34
117%
100
common
series
*51
50
1
(w w)
Inc
Co
33'A
*117
51%
5
Copper.
Mallory
17
22% Oct
Co
Fund
Magma
;
10
100
common
Inc
preferred
15% Nov
;27% Aug 10
Forbes
preferred
(RH)
4%%
Magnavox
°
&
preferred—
Mack
6
30
34'A May 10
33
■
<i
287A
9,200
500
9,700
7%
7%
*19%
8
19%
19%
800
5.300
441A
44%
*91
93
♦91
93
91%
91%
190
28
28
*27%
28%
28%
28%
600
44'A
441/2
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(862)
22
.
.
.
Monday, August 28, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
30% Dec 30
37
30% May 25
70
29
2
Aug 31
84
8
Jan
Dec
96% Jun
26
Jan
7
84% Sep
8
77% Jan
73
Lowest
Highest
25% Mar 10
30 % Aug 21
Jan
33% Feb
16
84
44% Aug 21
77% Jan 20
75
91% Aug
9
81% Aug 17
Apr 20
8% Dec
16
18% Feb 23
42% Dec
28
70% Jan
9% Jan
11
4
35
81
Jan
5
87
Jun
89% Jan
10
97
May 27
2
84
July 21
13
93% Sep
8
15
82
Oct
10
75% Jan
19
82
Jan
4
95
80
May
Nov 14
80
Jan
24
Aug 11
90
33% Dec 20
25% Mar 16
Jan
Feb
17
40
22
48% July 25
59% Feb
3
95% Dec
52
Jan
% May 22
Feb
58
9
24
28
Apr
16% July
30
28% May
35% Jan
4
24% Dec
29
34% Aug 16
35% Jan
4
Aug 16
35
24
15
12
1
44
Apr
6
45% Apr
11
30% Mar 22
Jan
34% Jan
42% Jun
6
33% Dec
7
48 % Jan
6
29% Jun
15
39
Jan
15
34% Jan
Feb
17
22 %
Sep
1
7% Oct
26
6
5% Mar 27
3% Jan
6% Jan
44 % Aug
Nov
1
70
Oct
12
87% Mar 23
4
33 % Dec
30
10%
1,100
25,000
83%
*82%
83%
140
Utilities
Midland
Midland-Ross
5%%
Corp
common
Minnesota
Power
Mission
73% Mar 29
79
3%%
31% Aug 16
2
20
31
58% Aug 23
Class
24
57% Sep
12
25% Oct
24
53% Jan
4
26% July
10% Sep
29
14% Jan
7
11
38
Jun
Montana
28
47 % Jan
19
Sep
60% Oct
26
24"% Jan
5
24
98
Oct
27
23% Jan
29% Apr
19
34% Mar
3
17% Feb
Aug 23
37% Feb
8
16
28% Apr
10
Mar
75% Jan
1
15
20
100
(John)
3
9
37% May 19
Mountain
S
7
19% Dec
5
16% Jan
4
41% May 31
M
Sep
28
28% Jan
22
20% Jan
31
26% May 22
Mueller
25
21
21
17% Jan
5
27
Feb
8
47 % Dec
30
53% Mar
Jan
18
52
Apr
5
Murphy
24% Nov
4
29% Sep
12
26% Jan
10
32% Mar 28
Murray
12% Feb
1
66"% Jun
17
27% Feb
1
41% Mar
8
NAFI
16
17
18 % Apr
4
Natco
44
51%
51%
52%
52%
52
51%
52
991/4
991/4
*991/4
43%
100
433/4
433/4
44
28%
27 s/8
28%
99%
99%
99%
99 %
*99%
44
44%
44%
44»%
43%
44%
28%
29 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
27 3/4
150%
152 %
151
152%
108 %
109
108
108
149
151%
*108
108 %
43%
5
A_No par
43%
Co__6.25
x77
148%
*108
51%
52
5,400
99%
151
148%
151
109
109
230
5,100
15,200
109
8,400
500
32%
40%
40%
40%
40
40%
401/4
40%
401%
40%:
2,400
43%
43%
43%
43%
433/4
433%
43%
43%
43%
4,500
27%
27%
27%
27%
26%
27%
27
27
261%
26%
13,400
38%
38%
38%
383/4
38%
38%
38%
38%
10,700
4%
4%
38%
4%
38%
4%
43/8
4%
4%
4%
*4%
4%
2,700
44
43%
441%
43%
44
42%
43%
431/4
44
6,300
40%
41%
41%
42%
41
42
41%
41%
41%
41%
4,500
1
23%
23%
231/4
23%
23%
23%
22%
23
23%
22%
2,600
common—5
10%
11%
103%
11%
11
12
11
113%
11%
11%
92,600
*69
Co
29,900
8,400
*68%
70
*68 %
70
70
70
70%
*69
70%
*72
73%
*72
73%
73%
73%
74%
74%
*73%
75
No par
17%
183/a
173%
17%
171/4
17%
17
17'%
17%
17V4-
25
*9%
IOV4
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
*9V4
101/4
*9%
10%
*8'A'
20
70
3,200
8%
8%
*8'%
83a
8%
300
2
563%
56%
57
57%
573%
583%
56%
57%'
56%
57%
49,000
5
343%
34%
333/4
341/4
33V8
33%
32%
331%
32%
34
7,600
No par
36%
37
37V4
371%
36%
373%
363%
36%
36%
37V4
4,000
& Chemical—
—1,000 lire
341%
35
34%
343%
34%
34%
33%
34
33%
33%
3,900
No par
30 Vs
303/4
30
303%
29Vs
30'%
28%
29%
29%
29%
57,000
—12
12%
123%
Hi/4
121/4
11
Hi/4
11
11%
11%
11'%
10,700
30
30%
293%
30
29 %
Co
&
Co
83%
*81/4
8%
8%
30
30%
30
30'%
-1
20%
21%
20%
203%
20'%
20%
19%
201%
19%
201%
3
91%
92
911%
92%
921%
93%
93
93Va
92
93%
5
—10
14%
15%
143%
14%
14%
14%
14i%
14%
14 Va
14%
3,700
343/4
351/4
34%
353%
35
35%
35%
35 Va
35%
35%
2,600
29 Vs
30%
10
Co
&
Inc
:
Co
4,200
6,500
7,600
273/4
28 Vs
283%
29
28
28%
Co
—1
23 %
23%
*23%
24
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
900
—5
1
213%
213/4
21%
22
22
221%
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
2,700
46'%
46%
463%
463/4
46V4
47
46%
463%
46 Va
47
—10
27%
28
273/4
28
28
28%
27%
28
273%
28
1
5
31%
11%
32
12
31
11%
31%
31
30%
30%
30%
311/4
11%
11%
113/4
11%
11%
ll3/a
11%
52%
15
523%
14%
53%
54
54%
54
54%
54%
54%
4,700
14%
13%
14%
13 %
13%.
13%,
13%
31
80
807/a
152% 152%
13 %
14
105% 109
27
27
30%
31
30%
31
30%
30%
30%'
30%
13,900
4^400
Brass
27
30
Inc
Munsingwear
1
51%
300
31 3/4
Lines
Industries
L
49%
40%
Corp—
Fuel Supply
17% Oct
Sep
46
82%
32%
Wheel
Motor
17,900
48
*45
1
—5
10
Inc
11% Jan
4
50
38
32%
Co
Ward
Industries
Motec
96
37
100
100
Moore-McCormick
Morrell
*94
38%
32%
Tool
Shares
Montgomery
Motorola
96
38
Paper—2.50
Inc
Mining
American
May
8
20% Mar 17
3
*80%
96
383/4
32
Co—
Power
29% Jan
May 31
82%
97%
38%
No par
3
30
821%
•96
38%
33%
Utilities
Montana-Dakota
39% Jan
*80%
97%
38
33%
class
Chemical
Mar 10
32% July 21
*80%
82%
*96
33%
B
Monsanto
39
12
82
76%
A—
1
Jan
931%
*81
75%
Service
class
RR
Monon
*91
82
76%
Cement
Machine
Monarch
93%
*81
76
preferred
preferred
4.20%
Mar 28
*91
773%
RR
4
93%
82
<
26,000
38%
%
33%
RR
U%
76%
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
4
*80%
98
ll3/8
78%
Mission
Jan
82%
38
Light—No par
&
Jan
*81
78
Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex
*9i
82
76%
Ontario
&
93%
*81
*96
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
3% convertible preference-—100
Minn Mining & Mfg__,_
No par
Minnesota
*91
82
*80%
Corp~_1
Philipp
93%
1
5
100
10
preferred
1st
*92
*81
10
Inc
Inc
Enterprises
85
100
series—
preferred
South
*83%
100
preferred series
3.8j0%
4.45%
Middle
62
32% Aug
17,500
82%
Industries
44 Mi Jan
100
11,900
,
84%
Montecatini
19
29%
10%
*831%
29
55"% Jan
8
12% Nov
28%
11
84%
Mohasco
9% Jun
9
29
11
28%
10%
*83%
4
6% Feb
11% Aug 22
6% Dec
35 % Sep
17
28%
11%
523/4
13% Apr
4
26 % Sep
29%
10%
56%
3
19
Feb
29
11%
55
Jan
10% Jan
25
30%
11
*52
8
19% Apr
25
30
11%
1,700
12,000
Inc—No par
Metropolitan E'dison 3.90% pfd_100
4.35% preferred series—.
100
3.85% preferred series
100
Public
3
21% Jan
31%
11
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Missouri
14
82%
11%
28
8% Apr
86%
*80%
52%
55%
24% Feb
13% Jan
853/4
82%
11%
5
6
86%
*80%
30%
*80%
55
19% Jan
11
853/4
81%
82%
52%
Portland
19"% Jan
86%
81%
87%
*80%
11%
Missouri
43% Jan
86
82%
16 %c
55%
42% May 15
13
88%
7,700
1,540
53
4
26
43%
11%
Pacific
9% Dec
43%
541/4
Missouri
11% Oct
43%
53
71
60
15% Jan 11
80% Mar 11
43%
11%
22
37% Apr 20
43%
55%
Chem
Jun
43%
52%
&
87% Jun
44
Shares
84
11%
Minerals
170% Mar 10
*821/2
53%
30% Aug
109
831/4
52
3
17
82%
-
ll7/s
19% Jan
70% Jan
83%
No par
25c
12.50
Corp
136% July 19
311%
82%
55%
Oil
Junl7
30%
52%
Midwest
4
the Week
Friday
Aug. 25
311%
32
11%
49 % Mar 14
20
26% Mar
88
86
Aug. 24
30%
31%
55%
101 % May 24
3% Dec
17
44
Sales for
Thursday
51%
4
33% Jan
7
44%
PRICES
5
10
38% Aug 31
Mar 10
44
Co
39% Jan
37% Jan
24
July 12
3%
of benef'cl
Trust—Units
Machine
93% Jan
88
19
31% Feb
27
82%
common
8
102% July 24
8
Oct
60
Inc
26% May 16
178% Jun
1
May 2
15% Oct 21
82%
Inc
Co
40% Nov 15
30
123% Feb
Stores
Co
1
100
SALE
int
3
Aug
38% May 24
46% Apr 28
5
88
&
B
common
series
preferred
Mergenthaler Linotype Co_
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
3
99
4
Jan
58
22
Dec
15
84% July
3
30% Jan
8
Corp
$3.50
Mesabi
14
75% Feb
Merck
Mesta
NOV
83% Jan
Mercantile
59% Mar 10
70% May
Shoe
preferred
3
3
5
4%
3
Aug
45% Jan
41% Jan
74% Jan
41
May 21
16
16
Melville
13% Apr 20
12% July 28
3
45% Dec
247/a Jun
86
28
Aug 11
HIGH
Aug. 23
Aug. 22
30%
30%
*82%
83
Aug. 21
30%
30%
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
35% Feb
6
80
YORK
NEW
Highest
24% Mar 10
84
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Prevlooa
Lowest
No par
Inc_
(GC)—
Corp of America
Co
.
29%
*23%
*
6,400
1
1,500
3,700
N
12
Mar 30
Jun
11% Aug li
Mar
Corp
Corp
1
National
40
Oct
13
54% Jan
4
47
Jan
4
10
Dec
1
17% Jan
4
10
Jan
3
16% Aug
8
National
25% Apr
25
26% Jan 27
31 % Jan
12
National
Aviation
853/4 Mar 30
National
Biscuit
32% Aug 22
8
70% Jan
77% Nov 30
493/4 Mar 21
143% Jan
*49
157% Aug 12
12
6
Jan
3
1
70% Jun
3
157
24% Dec
6
43
Jan
<
201/4 Nov
28
31
May
9
20% Jan 10
26
17
3
National
Can
Aug 21
National
33% Apr
263/4 Feb
59% Jan
4
70% Mar 15
241/4 Dec
6
35% Jan
11
25% Jan
9
30 3/4 May 11
813/4 Dec
13
21% May 27
491/8 Oct 19
88% Dec
Sep
19
5
Jan
98
Oct
10
4
160
52
Aug
9
4%%
1
4%%
3
30 Va Mar 29
National
Fuel
657/a Aug
National
97
90% Aug 25
84
Apr
3
95% Feb
July 19
3
Apr
7
124% Aug IB
19
Aug
1323/4 Sep
7
19
241/4 Dec
21
231/2 Jan
25% Oct
12
40
Jan
14
28% July 21
68
Sep
16% Oct
28
98 % Jan
4
Jun
5
31
28 % Jan
8
18% Jun 29
22 % Jan
20
14% Oct
28
203% Jan
4
15 % Jan
6
233 a Aug 25
43/4 Oct
31
13
4
5% Jan
3
18% Oct
28
293/4 Jun
4% July 22
18
Nov
10
Dec
24
29
80
129% Jun
33 % Aug
3
Jan
98
17
9 Va Apr
Lead
preferred
preferred
Steel
Tea
27 Va May 15
15
5% Jan
3
10% Apr
5
Natomas
29
19% Feb
14
29 % Apr
28
14% Mar
4
93/4 Jan
24
16% Jun
9
Neisner
1
343% May 24
403% July 11
22% Jan
26
29 % Jan
6
Neptune
24
36% Jan
3
46 3/4 Apr
18
71
21
793/4 Aug 19
74
Jan
13
4
22 3% Aug
2
21% Jan
3
75% Jan
8
85
Aug 30
79% Jan
9
85
55
6
79% Jan
63% Jan
3
75% Mar 22
May
33% May 11
233/4 May 11
6
143/4 Dec
29% Mar
8
6
471/4 Aug 22
32% Jan
7
31% Jan
Aug 25
New
York
Air
Mar 21
New
York
46
Mar 22
N
3934 Jun 13
353/4 Jun 27
12% Jan
5
7
37% Jan
11
11% Jun
23% May
5
72% Jan
4
29% Sep 14
803/4 Aug 19
39% Aug
Shipbuilding
28% Jan
3
393/4 Aug
11
N
State
Electric
75% Jan
23
81 % Feb
27
38% Jan
3
48% Aug
72
9
75 % Mar
80% May
4
88% Aug 18
76% Jan
3
82
Jan
103
Jan
20
5
181/4 May
26 3/4 Sep 29
90% Oct 25
19
4
9
7
102% Sep
98
6
49
Dec
20
25
481% Dec
22
•2% Dec
28
68
*63/4 Feb
17
99% Jan
series
5%
64%
643/a
65
64%
65
8,000
27%
64%
93
64%
90%
89%
92
93
152
*126%
30%
*34%
•151
35
127
*125%
127
126%
126%
30%
29%
303/4
29
29 %
29%
35
34%
34%
*34%
97%
95%
96%
*34 Va
21%
1,900
9
8%
9%
8%
8%
8%
8%
20,200
203/4
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21 V,
3,300
113%
27
423/4
77
24 %
*82%
70%
Co
15
100
A
Corp
1
11%
12
27 %
43%
77%
24%
85
27
423%
76 Vs
24%
*82%
71 %
19
23%
38,900
7%
8
19
23
7%
7%
7%
8%
42,000
2134
21%
21%
21%
21%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,200
2634
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
2,100
42 Va
4 2 34
.42%
42%
42%
42%
76%
75%
75%
76
76
243/4
24%
24%
24%
24%
*82%
85
85
85
7134
72
71%
72
59
85
71%
59%
603/4
34%
34%
36
35%
36%
36%
39
15,500
17%
173/4
18
17%
18
17%
17%
20,100
383/8
38%
X37%
38
373/4
38%
37%'
37%
37%
38V4
7,800
2%
2%
2%
2
2%
4
4
14%
3%
15
14%
37%
3%
15
39
3%
14
*79 Va
79%
46%
453/a
46%
12,900
69%
69
69%
*69
69%
693/4
250
78
*73%
733/4
*78%
79
*
85
99
99
99
99
99
99
253/4
253/4
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
1,300
43%
443/4
4334
44%
43V4
44
44
44
2,200
563/a
643/4
64%
Co_,
50
*64%
65Va
64Va
64 Va
*62 Va
Co
10
383%
38%
38%
39 Vs
preferred
100
*104%
5.80%
preferred
100
109
5.60%
preferred
100
*108
Jan
4
48
50 Va Mar 22
Northern
Pacific
27% Jan
10
343/a July 17
Northern
States
72
Jan
12
77% Mar 2d
$3.60
78
Jan
87% Sep
Jun
27
86% Feb
21
Apr
86
Sep
14
9
83
81
82
4
791/4 Jan
87
Aug 26
83
July 5
July 11
86 V2 Mar 22
$4.11
80
863/4 Aug 24
83% Jan
87 % Feb
$4.16
47
41% Jan 26
Norwich
109%
109
109%
109
108 Va
*108
108!%
*108
105
109
108 %
1,700
100
9,100
*104.
105
50
110
110
280
*108
108%
44
43
44
423/4
431/4
42%
42%
8,700
34
34
34Va
33%
34
34
341/4
10,000
733/4
74
74
73%
73%
731/4
731%
280
83'%
200
83
100
series.
Pharmacal
105
38%
44,100
73 Vs
Inc
com
preferred
64
*104%
104 Va
105
38
66
33Va
series
Northwestern Steel
38%
64%
43
100
100
37% May 17
37%
54%
641/4
*64%
74
series
Airlines
38%
54%
■
43 Vs
preferred
conv
65%
100
33Va
$4.08
5%%
64V4
17,400
42 Va
$4.10
Northwest
54%
65
100%
33%
—100
100
67% May 15
108%
38 Va
54%
""64%
65
100%
5
Co
series
series
preferred
*104%
109%
*108
'
1011/4
com—5
Ry
Power
preferred
preferred
preferred
Northrop
Corp
May 12
64%
64
291/4 Aug 26
76% Sep
7
„
55 %
23-%
54 Va
23%
54%
25
6
5,900
64%
25
41 % Jan
23
55%
67% Jan
27
22%
64
22% Jan
59
231/4
54%
353% Oct
20
1,500
23
23Vs
113% Mar 13
4
13'%
1
112
21% Jan
22
*12%
5
3
7
*21%
13Ve
Corp
5
33 % July 20
22
*12%
Aviation
106 % Jan
35% Aug
*21%
13
Car
108% Jan
4
100'/a
22
13
American
8
3
101
13%
105
109
340
•21%
213/4
13
23%
American
5 Va %
99
100 Va
101
21%
North
20
15% Jan-
99%
~
22
North
Sep
23% Jan
Va 100
22 %
Sep
4
99
*21%
*123/4
13
233/4
—
110
4
105%
25%
112
13
*105
190
99
4
31% Jan
260
44
13
221% Dec
130
84
84
25%
Id3/* Jan
4
105%
79
99
103
27
*105 %
*78%
98%
6
Nov
1053/4
74
43 %
Gas
171/4 Sep
371% Sep
*105%
73%
25%
Co—;
Natural
7
1053/4
83 %
*69
1
Norfolk & Western Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
25
6%
preferred10
Norris-Thermador
Corp
50c
Corp__
Share
Chemical
Northern
5
*105
*73%
24,900
—5
4.85%
Niagara
Nopco
May
R^ay
38
37%
79%
46
43
85
37
373/4
1053%
393/4 July 19
4,600
2,200
*79 Va
*105%
6
4,200
14%
45%
5.25%
Jun
2Vk
3%
13%
38%
6
% mxay Id
2%
*31/4
79%
Mar
I
2Vs
3%
14
373(,
39
108
111
14
10,300
45%
38%
*78
4
5
3"%
3%
84
9
2%
2%
14
84
2
4.200
62%
84
Jun
73
59Va
34%
17%
*78%
83 Va
67
50
72
58%
59%
79%
5
160
86
34%
18%
84%
17
1,400
9,200
343/4
17%
84%
41% Apr
45% Jan
*83%
76
24%
61%
'
*78Va
343/a May 15
56 3/4 /vug
9
24%
58
100
100
100
100
26
*75%
73%
62%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
12
21%
1,700
423/4
4.10%
24
73/4
27%
3
Mar 14
6,300
19
23 Vs
Apr
Feb
96
18%
22%
88
24
94V4
19
22%
6
133/4 Jan
100
300
a
783/4
117
35
120
5,300
21
97
78%
3
29%
20%
1
35
79%
1
19,700
*125%
127%
3.90%
6
280
89 Va
151
Mar 17
July 27
90%
88'4
150%
83
26
90%
89%
152 Va
78
57% Jun
91
88
*151
90%
69%
103 % Mar
91
92
152
x883/a
903/4
152
1,700
*79%
3
9,100
64%
28
*73%
Jan
page 26
28%
50
45%
Jan
see
27%
793/4
30
footnotes,
*49%
28
45%
32% Sep
6
107 % Aug 24
For
821/4
511/4
27%
*79 %
Ry
Jun
82%
503A
28
79%
Central
31i% Jan
82%
51%
27%
45%
Northern
31
82%
51%
45%
May 16
133/4 Oct
82%
52%
19
100
69
22
7,900
83%
com_No par
'03% Jan
,
82%
8,100
27%
com_No par
11
8
43,000
28%
217
1
preferred
Jan
Dec
27%
21%
Gas
Y
$3.75
64
243/4 Mar 31
27%
4,100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
Mar 29
Jan
27%
26%
28%
73%
July 18
July
11,200
68%
8
18
683/4
73%
97% Aug
2
20
681/4
693/4
68%
Aug 14
12% July
19%
69V4
68%
100
19% Jan 12
21
20 %
69%
68%
100
4
12
26%
20
preferred
9
Dec
26%
20%
preferred-—
30% Jan
13% July 12
22% July 20
27
20%
3.40%
6
23
26%
20%
3.60%
15
106% Jan
26%
27
6
Jan
.
Apr
9
17,400
i0
41% Jan
22
Jan
36
York
68% Jun 29
92 % Jan
29% May
New
{Preferred
106'A
19
New Haven & Hartford_No par
23
71% Jan
Aug
Y
Louis
30
Mar 28
108
'tN
St
&
83/a Jan
Aug 17
4
24
Chicago
Railroad
18% Jan
73
2
17V4 Dec
17
4% Jan
105'/4
973/a
5
Brake
15
76
99% Feb
11% Mar
7
2% July 10
,7
15
20% Jan
1% July
14
Jan
80.
6
Y
1061/4
213/4
common.No par
Central
1
105%
97%
19
100
England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp
t,
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
22
25
-
Co (J J)
preferred
39
I
107 Va
21%
7%
21%
8%
New
3
41/4 Oct
651/4 Jan
33/4%
107 Va
97
19 Vs
1
3
Jan
12% Dec
743/4 Jan
65% Aug
Newberry
1083/4
9,500
21%
8
213/4
9%
5
Co
15% July 18
25
693/4 Mar
Aug 24
Co
Inc
Meter
25
2% Oct
33% Mar 15
3
12
59,000
1
Fibre
.
43% Jan
6
6% Jan
Mar
80
25 % Jun
143/4
21%
7%
*21%
83/a
Television—1
&
Co
Bros
1
Nov
14
x96%
19
No par
Corp
36% Oct
220
14%
*343/4
4
Vulcanized
Nautec
78V4
151%
13%
151
10
Ref Co
Co
Theatres
National
7% Jan
27 % Jun
77
*151
14%
80
152
10
Co
Corp
National Sugar
National
Corp
78%
151 %
133/4
79%
151%
80%
28
150% 151
126
126
31
31%
7,000
5
National-Standard
National
90%
100
100
.1
A
B
Service
Linen
,
77%
11,700
13%
152
653/4
94
65
*93
5
common
83%
51%
27%
1
No par
Co
6%
National
National
Jan
common
283/a
82%
51%
79%
151%
13%
1073/8
27
x20%
68Vs
27"%
82%
*51
203%
68%
28
10
Co
Co
preferred
17
19% Jan
Gas
1%
8
17
353/4 Aug 11
20% Aug 14
10
$4.50
National
154% May 18
173/4 Oct
20%
67%
100
50
of 1951
(conv)
Gypsum
I2OV2 Jan
Jan
pfd series
preferred
3
149
par
1
.
5
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com_5
27
17
No
Inc
Products
Dairy
53% May
4
1091% Jan
92 % Feb
7
Register—
23% Jan
li
59
20
78
144% Jan
24% Jan
821/4 Aug 25
100
_10
5
-
City Lines
National
30%
10
common
Corp
National
5
46% July
Co
preferred
National Castings Co
66 V* Dec
11
Corp
12
20
Jan
»
_
28
44% Jan
104
1%
5
Co_
Cash
109
61% Jan
4
25% July 20
49% Oct
Apr
143/4 Apr
8% Aug 10
11% Mar
July 18
1
52%
14%-
1
Airlines-
Acme
303/4
&
Wire Co
Co
74
*83
*82
83
84
*83
84
84
84%
*83
841/4
83
*82
83
*82
83
*82
83
*83
84
•83
84%
*83
841/4
*83
841%
*84 Va
85%
*84%
85%
♦84%
85%
58 %
573/4
59
25%
26 3%
83
*83
83
10
50
84%
84%
60
85%
61%
57
60%
56
58%
5 6 3/4
10
28 Vs
283/4
27
28%
26%
273/a
253/4
26
25
33Va
33%
33%
32%
33%
31%
32
5
33
323/4
33
321/4
32 5%
5,400
2,800
62 %c
563%
57Va
55
55
56
2,900
100
1
*84%
323%
•
33
333/4
32%
33
323/4
56
57
55
55%
54
*31
32
26,300
21,400
Volume
Number
194
6085
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Aug. 21
Aug. 22
Par
AND
HIGH SALE PRICES
llrW*7
Au&-
Sales for
Thursday
'
Friday
the Week
Aug. 25
Aug. 24
Shares
o
31% May 17
38% Sep
94% Sep
19
35% Jan
3
45%
89
Jan
3
46% Aug 25
95% Feb 23
15
9
4.40%
preferred
100
75% Jan
*92%
82
Sep
9
79
Jan
3
83 Va Mar 20
3.90%
preferred
100
80%
89
Jan
96
Aug
9
93% Jan
3
98
May
4.56%
preferred
100
86
Jan
*95%
2
90% Jan
96 Va
13
94
Feb
preferred
106
*92 %
93
30 Va Aug
93% Sep
39% Jan
4
36% Jan
5
28% Mar
No par
4414
36
Dec
15
33% Jan
19
84
16
Jan
4
Jan
16% Sep
45 % Aug
44 Va Jun
3
21
Ohio
Edison
4.44%
4
Ohio
16
Okla
.
Oil
Co
common
Co
Gas
&
Electric
21
16% Apr
83% Jun
87
Jan
16
85
4
88% Mar 27
4.24%
24% May 10
37% Aug
4
15% Dec 29
33% Dec
19
32% Aug 24
36% July 10
Oklahoma
54% Jan
4
7
OUn
Mathieson
18% Oct
20
52.% Aug
20% Apr
28
Olin
Oil
35% Nov 29
42% July
36% Mar
5
Aug
12
Feb
14
15% Jan
4
39% Jan
17
40
4
64% Dec
28
56% Jan
4
19% Oct
24
37% Jan
4
18% Aug
9
Oct
24
23% Jan
12
16% Jan
3
15
17% Mar 15
59
May 12
17
Outlet
16% Jun
122% Jun
14
25
84% July 25
102% Mar 22
Owens-Corning
31
116
Jun
17
86
104
Owens-Illinois
104% Feb
16
130% May 31
108
23% Oct
26
85
11
Jan
5
Jan
7
12% Oct
26
11% Jan
5
34% Jan
93
Aug
16
Aug
Apr
l
27
Aug
26% Jan
120% Apr
4
,34% May
9
87% Jan
6
17% Aug 17
14% Jan
13
98
Overland
4
11
3
4%
5
Corp
24% Jun .15
Pacific
18
3
Pacific
Cement
22% May 17
Pacific
Coast
18% Mar 18
22% May
2
20% Jan
17
25% May 31
5%
46 % Sep
60% Jan
11
51% Jan
3
75
Aug 23
Pacific
Finance
Dec
30
73% Jan
3
85% Mar 21
Pacific
Gas
59% Aug 22
Pacific
4
Pacific
3
6%
8
26% Mar 10
23
16
Jan
23
28
30% Jan
3
2
141% Jan
5
Feb
4% Oct
26
19% Oct
25
39
Oct
24
16% Apr
28
17% July
23 % Jan
12
52
53% Sep
32% Jan
145
7% Jan
Jan
12
5% Jan
177
Apr
8% May 16
Packard-Bell
Pan
American
Pan
Amer
Mar 22
4
17% July 20
21% Feb
27
8
50% Dec
30
39% July 19
56% Apr
4
83% Mar 18
91% Oct
7
86% Jan
5
93
53% Jan
18
40
Jun
39% Apr
29
36% Mar 15
21% Oct
4
67% Sep
1
51% Jun
15
28% Jan
4
32% July 27
23% Jan
6
Aug 23
Parke
10
Parker
Apr
34% Jan
4
46
19% Jan
3
30% Aug
23% Jan
9
27
14
20% Dec
12
24
29
Mar 24
2
Apr
28
49% May 16
27% July 26
59 % Aug
14
33
27
23% May
44
Mar 15
60% Dec
24
Nov
1
31% Jan
4
15
Sep
20
18% Jun
22
15% Jan
3
41
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
41% Jan
4
49% Apr
14
38% Aug
8
45
Sep
7
37% Apr
28% Jan
5
49%,Aug
8
Feb
43 % Aug
9
22% July 25
30% Mar 31
27% Oct
28
36
Dec
22
25% Jan
27
28% Sep
7
26% Jan
9
32 Va Aug
22
97% Aug 24
94% Aug 31
95'A Jan
3
101% Jun
5
90% Jan
5
89
Jan
4
85% Jan
18
3
32% Mar 10
10% Oct
5
17% Jan
5
11% Jan
3
30% Nov
7
45
Jan
7
32% Jan
3
54% Feb
8
66% May 16
62% Jan
37% Nov
15
68% Mar 25
34 % Jan
29
50 % Jun
17
46
4374 Dec
14
527a Dec
16
43% Jan
30
Sep
28
92 % Jan
7
13 % May 17
41 % Dec
95 % Mar
167a Jan
37
4
July 27
July 24
12
41% Jun
07% Jun
47 % Aug
10
Penick
98
34 % Aug
25
Aug
May
8
9
17% May 23
49% Apr 20
8
1774 Jan
3
62
59%
82%
59%
82%
597a
82%
83%
58
41%
591/4
417a
41%
58%
58V4
42
7,500
7,700
43%
431/4
433/4
16,100
1
2578 Jan
4
10
88
Aug
8
Dec
2
93
Jan
22
13% Dec
23
19 Vi May 20
1874 Jan
3
81% Aug 23
80 % Jan
18
14 Va Aug
16
17%
17%
17%
177a
44%
17%
44%
17%
44%
447a
173/a
173/4
91%
91%
44%
92
44%
93
445/a
443/4
72 %
33
73 %
73%
75
73%
74%
33 %
33
72V4
73
33%
33
71
33%
713/4
32%
8,700
333/a
26%
26%
333/a
37%
155,100
263/4
27
36%
36%
27'/4
27%
*35%
1,300
36%
30%
30%
*35%
36%
30'/4
301/4
295/8
30
25
25
24%
24%
58%
583/4
58%
59
3,600
28'/4
28%
28%
285/8
7,500
26%
24
Apr
21
18% Mar 16
27V8
26%
26%
37
37
36%
36%
30
30%
30
30%
26%
*25
253/4
25
*25 %
57%
59
58%
583/4
587a
29%
28%
*92
59
29%
29%
*25
253%
94
*92
8,100
31,900
-
10,800
94
50
700
8,000
300
380
39%
4,900
Penn
Power
& Light
preferred
4% %
4.40%
series
Pennsylvania
Peoples
com
No par
100
preferred
100
10
Stores
«fe
Eastern
Pet
Milk Co
4% %
Ry
Co
Co
-
1
Corp
No par
common
preferred
Brewing
100
1
IV
5
33VaO
12.50
Inc
Corp
Electric Co
„
5
Co
Co
&
96
*40%
51%
55%
59%
*96%
15%
36 Va
3%
41 Va
61 Va
32%
25
100
-33VaC
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
Pfeiffer
45
5
Inc
Peoples Gas Light <fc Coke
Perkin-Elmer
1
Corp
RR
Drug
39%
37%
31 Va
98%
95
13%
3
common
No par
*83
27% Apr
.
39%
4.68%
Phila
&
Philco
Reading Corp
Corp
3%%
Philip
4%
common
preferred
Morris
(NY)
series
Inc
A
common
preferred
3.90%
series
preferred
5
17% Dec
16%
18%
93%
50
Sand
607a Jun
8174 Nov
5,900
16%
16%
5,800
40
Glass
Pillsbury
9
370
71/4
17'A
45%
45
No par
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Aug
170
6%
17%
39%
Pennsylvania
27
60
16%
168
7
17%
26,600
Jun
28
17%
7
*91 %
Corp
Aug 10
5
17'A
16%
1
97
10
63/4
173/4
16%
Co
20% May 31
39 % Jan
6%
177a
16%
2.50
preferred
64
427a Jan
6%
18
16%
173/4
Inc
4
1
6%
17%
16%
3.50
3
20
6%
18%
167
1
preferred
Feb
Sep
6%
1
Co__
44% Jan
43 % Jun
166%
16 Va
No par
83% Mar 16
1
165
100
Corp
64% July 31
4374 Feb
165
17%
No par
jl
3
94
165
1
Inc
Line
3
2
164
50c
Corp
Airways
Pipe
162%
70c
12
13
1,200
58%
14 % Jan
Dec
83 3%
1,200
24
74
41%
77% Jan
Aug
74
*21%
59%
527a Jan
187a Sep
79
8
24
75
42
28
47
73
May
8274
*21%
r75
58%
Dec
97
29% Sep
86
75
40%
No par
30
24
75
162 %
No par
No par
7974 Jan
*21%
com__14 2/7
$5
Aug 12
6
83%
$4.80
85
11
74
82%
88
20
29
72 %
83%
88 % Mar 21
77 Va Jan
Apr
72
82%
58
*23 Va
83
106% Aug 23
137a Apr
72
62 Va
*94%
67 % May 18
3
31s/a May
22
No par
5
3
6
*21 %
$4
257a Jun
Jan
78% Jan
91
3,100
18
preferred
preferred
9
80 % Aug 29
141/4
18
preferred
Mar 29
54
1,000
14%
18
24
100
4.30%
Dec
9
20%
143/a
18
Teleg
3.80%
71
14
201/4
14%
18%
Corp
1
81
747a Jan
143/a
18%
10
19
5
41 Va Mar
20
14%
483/4
Mar
38 % Apr
20
14 Va
18%
48V4
Apr
6
20
14 Va
40%
85
29
450
18 Va
Chemicals
98
Apr
1,900
2,700
94
3974
Pennsalt
5
157a Dec
*93%
17%
3
607a Dec
93%
32%
14 %
98%
82
95%
101
64%
20%
63
99%
85
80%
8
*1974
93%
118
18%
100
100
100
100
50c
3
100
5
100
100
5
1
17
20
10,300
31%
14 Va
preferred
67% Aug
19%
913/4
88%
115
32%
18%
25
4.40%
104% Mar
20 %
1163/4
32%
480
48 5/8
91% July
60
933/4
19 %
5
115
323/4
9374
2,900
*47i/4
807a Jan
3
327a
94
88V4
17%
1
Aug 14
33%
94
16%
88%
47%
8
337a Jan
116
327a
94
195/8
87%
493/b
Sep
100
116
32%
94
19%
*151/4
173/4
Phila
6
116
87%
88%
32%
16%
88
48
347a May 15
6
87%
20
88
47'/4
103 % Mar 29
Sep
116
*151/4
17%
13
Jan
117
88
*19%
883/4
493%
29
49
*115
15
16%
88
47%
96 % Jan
101
89 %
87
1774
30 Va Jun
12
16%
88%
89
47%
2
25
*15%
89%
4874
99% Sep
8374 Sep
Oct
16%
89 %
88 Va
3,600
173/4
7
Jan
*15%
*15%
1
20
49%
Pfizer (Chas)
Phelps-Dodge
26
*1978
47 V4
44% Aug
93
20
17%
65 % May 16
96
33,600
20
48%
3
6
20
20
47%
3
13
19%
Corp
Co
conv
46% Jan
Jan
9,600
193/4
Sulphur
(JC)
305/a Jan
84% Jan
19V4
20
39,900
*47
V 47%
48Va
49%
4.68%
Penney
6
75
76
197/a
18 Va
23
_
75
19%
29%
57% Jan
■
56%
753/4
197a
19%
17 %
38 % Jun
8774 Jan
49
56 V.
18%
19%
29%
8
17
48%
563/4
743/4
19
5
43 % Mar
5% May 25
49
56
77%
1
267a Mar 14
3
48%
56%
75%
Corp
21
Jan
19
55%
78
common
5% Jan
3
200
1
Proof
21
27a Dec
1,700
Co
Peoria
62 %
19%
55%
Corp
&
Pepsi-Cola
1
11,300
19
Cement
Fruit
7
3
32%
19%
Penn-Dixie
20
18
32"/4
19
50
Penn
567a Apr
94% Feb
323/4
77%
Ford
&
32%
55
*22
prior
conv
83% Apr
1574 Jan
'.V.
2
5%
6,300
87
17
78%
com__0.25
Transportation
Coal Co common
Peabody
97% Aug 17
507/a Jan 24
7
37% Jan
6
16% Mar 28
11
5
15
Parmalee
413/4
87
*16%
56'
l
Co
Pictures
Rust
48%
41V.
87
77%
Electronics
Davis
32%
41%
17
*86
55 %
25
East
Paramount
32%
41%
*163/4
Aggregates Inc_5
World
12
17
8,000
10
30c
preferred
11
5
60% Feb
12
4%
87
410
42%
19
Utilities
Consolidated
Panhandle
85% Apr
17
24
14% Feb
21% Jan
Tin
44% Apr
29
Nov
33% Oct
Pacific
*86
42'%
50%
common
Telep &
preferred
19
17
86%
43%
93
19
Electric
&
26% May 15
26
42
*92%
507a
preferred
3
16
15% Jun
*1674
41%
*1674
93
18%
Corp
&
Co
July 31
4
6
42%
42%
51 Va
No par
Lighting
48 % Apr
46% Mar
130% Feb
77
41%
*92%
44%
18%
common
American
6
5
28
953/4
6,900
50
100
13% Jun
May 11
953/4
93
45%
5
preferred
15% Jan
60
660
953/4
42
33
Fiberglas
6
Mar
953/4
953/4
43%
327a
(The)
18% May 11
18% Jan
240
793/4
45'/4
l
Glass
Paper Co
preferred
$5
93
793/4
9574
44
86%
Corp
Oxford
July 11
92%
80
43%
44%
33
No par
Dec
6
46%
921/4
793/4
*92%
17
Co
Jan
July 28
46%
92
80%
3.125
15
15% Jan
93
93
33
Corp
46 3%
*92%
86%
Corp
Marine
75
1
46 Va
9274
♦80
96 Va
*85 Va
7.50
Chemical
Gas
82% Oct
12
96%
*16%
Gas
Rockland
&
8074
20
.
Natural
Outboard
92%
8074
41%
Elevator
Otis
46%
92%
80%
common_5
preferred
&
46%
93
100
preferred
Orange
80% July 11
28% Feb 20
21% Apr
4%
Co
46%
Phillips
Petroleum
Co
common
63
19%
preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
convertible
preferred
preferred
Pittsburgh
(conv)
Forgings
51
39%
40%
38%
31%
99%
36%
37%
37%
31%
36%
32%
36%
36
32
36
32%
2,900
98%
32%
99
32%
987a
32%
987a
32%
8,600
98%
99
99%
993/4
933/4
951/4
*92%
94%
300
13%
14%
141/4
145/a
51,200
45
45
45
*36%
95
94%
95%
94%
95
14 Va
13%
14 Va
13%
14
45
*44%
45Vl
44%
44%
95%
94
95
*44
97 ' 1
42 1 f
51% *
95
41%
51V4 '52
41
41%
•40%
41%
51%
513/4
511/4
57
56%
513/4
51%
52
55%
56
55
55%
55%
563/4
60
98
16Va
36%
3%
42
61%
33%
98%
82
95%
101 Va
65
21%
63
100 Va
85
80 Va
63%
19%
63
96
51%
59
24
83
86
41
57
*601/4
61%
*96%
98
♦967a
153/4
16
16%
,■
35V4
593/4
98
it
16%
35% -) 353/4
36V4
33/4
59%
3 3/4
•">
95
*59%
951/4
943/4
*41
60
59'/4
953/4
41%
60
380
400
,
4j400
190
14,500
6,300
1,300
98
98
*97
99
16
161/4
*16%
161/4
5,400
35
35%
34 V.
343/4
20
40
3%
41%
35/a
33%
3,700
2,500
40
40%
61
61%
40%
61
61%
411/4
65^800
59'/4
33
60%
333/4
593/8
60
3274
33%
9,000
33
983/4
333/4
98 3/4
33%
99%
33%
99%
7,500
98%
98%
*82
*98%
82%
991/4
82%
82%
150
82
83
*941/4
953/4
*821/4
9474
833/4
100
943/4
•94
101 %
101%
95%
'101%
953/4
64%
66 Va
20%
64
1011/4
37a
33/4
X3974 ) 403/a
65
21%
207a
64
64
102%
10274
102
66%
21%
3%
101
63%
21%
63%
22%
*63%
22%
65%
103%
1053/4
84
84
*84
*80
80%
81
81
63%
63%
617a
633/a
19%
19%
62%
62%
*64
101%
70
102%
280
64%
25,500
223/4
62,900
65%
90
103%
15,600
84%
*84
*80%
81%
*80%
81%
120
59%
611/4
603/4
615/8
31,000
2,900
84%
70
19%
193/a
19%
193/a
19
191/4
62
96
63%
61
613/4
603/4
96
61%
943/4
943/4
♦943/4
96
20
51%
51
513/4
50%
51
573/4
4,300
56%
56%
56
565/a
3,600
231/4
23%
231/4
231/4
1,500
82
82
*82
85
♦943/4
51%
57%
*101
64%
64%
84%
511/4
101
106%
*84
*943/4
953/4
57%
51
x56%
23V4
24
23%
24
*81Va
83
81%
81%
*81%
82%
*83
86
83
83
*82
85
14%
xl4%
14%
5,400
100
100
14%
14%
14%
143/a
*126
126%
126%
127%
♦1261%
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
237a
23%
23%
227a
65
23%
66
4,300
66
663/4
65%
67%
65
653/4
65
653/4
13,400
14%
1
Co
4,800
40 Va
141/4
141/4
1,900
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
Dec
28
17% Nov
17
38% Jan
8
18 Vt Jan
3
28 % Apr
3
55% Sep
28
80% Jan
4
62% July 18
79% Feb
28
22% Jan
123
132
Aug 31
123 Vt July 2f
10% Dec
6
57
Dec
29
71
Jan
12
44
59
Nov
15
75% Jan
15
46% July 21
28|
18
9% Sep
113% Oct
Jan
125
4
6
11
Jan
9% Jan
114
3
Aug 11
3
Jun
27
25
Apr
81% Jan
11
45% Oct
4
55% Jan
5
83 Vt Oct
26
124 Vt Jan
4
96% Jan
5
72 J/4 Dec
25% Nov
20
43 Vt Mar
5
8
15% May 10
163 y* Feb
1
16% Dec
6
2
261% Aug 22
25% Jan
5
69
Jan
20% Jan
175
9
3
Feb
13
17% Jan
3
130
May
9
17% May 17
12
5%
24
5%%
15% May 17
120
Feb
13
90
8
22% Mar 30
95 Vt Jan
11
88
Apr
19
34 Vt Dec
30
33 % Jan
3
96% Aug
45 Va Apr
17
Mar 15
95% Aug
25
11
69% Dec
30
36% Mar
9
44% Dec
30
43
Jan
8
29% Sep
12
28
Jan
78% Jan
19
81 Vt
Aug
80 Vt Jan
5
Jan
86
Aug 30
87 Va Aug
17
64% Jan
11
3
88 %
8
Aug 24
60 % Aug
10
30% Apr
6
85% Mar
87
83% Jan
Feb
1
21
Sep
7
86
Jan
90% Feb
24
14
105% Aug
19
102
Jan
105 % Jan
30
104% Jun
28
Feb
21
17
49% Aug
19
47% Jan
4
63 Vt
Aug
9
70 Vt Aug
7
78
Mar 29
21% Jan
9
23% Apr
84% Dec
12
98
Jan
41% Feb
90
65 Vt Jan
5
74 Vt Sep
13
20% Jan
7
23% Apr
20
20
106
May 11
Feb
18
7% Sep
29
81
22% Mar 22
Feb
25
123
Aug 25
11% Feb
86% Nov
11
21
May 17
118% Jan
3
8
108
7
22% Mar 29
Aug 22
14
Jan
155
May 12
21
84 % Apr
87% Aug
29% Feb
4
37% Aug 30
33% Jan
42
May
30 Vt Oct
10
37% Jun
24
33% Jan
42
Jun
27% Jua
2
39% Jan
4
33% Jan
39% Jun
Jan
26
6374 Dec
5
57% Feb
17
125% J*n
11
Aug 18
131
Jan
26% Jan
13
4
14
1
12%
common
preferred
2.50
5
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Polaroid Corp
Poor
&
1
75
1
10
Co
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5 %% sf pref-100
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
Procter & Gamble
No par
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com_Nopar
$1.40 div preference com—No par
4.08% preferred
100
4.18%
preferred
100
4.30% preferred
100
5.05% preferred
;
100
5.28% preferred
100
Public Serv Co of Ind com—No par
3 % % preferred
100
25
25
4.80% preferred
100
Publicker Industries Inc common__5
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co_10
4.32%
4.16%
12
Pullman
14.
Pure
preferred
preferred
No par
Inc
5
Oil
12%
47%
48
50
10
100
100
50%
14%
& West Virgina
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Plough
6
100
1.25
10
Pittsburgh
Mar 20
May
1
52
Co common
class A
1st series prior pfd
Pittston Co (The)
$3.50 convertible
29% Jun
227
Steel
preferred
May 10
77% May 10
130
12
26% Mar
Pittsburgh
Jan
61
Feb
73
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
65% Jan
88% Oct
27
7% guaranteed preferred
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
*112%
69%
'
117
88%
14%
116
69%
117
89%
24%
24%
206 %
207%
19%
12V4
49
*50%
14%
115
69
117
86%
24%
204
123/4
128
•126%
128
*126%
128
12%
123%
123%
12%
123/a
123/4
49%
49%
50
49%
50
50%
51
51%
1,030
511/4
51%
50%
50%
50%
51
2,200
147a
14%
147a
143/e
14%
2,700
14%
14%
115
*113
691/4
68%
117
117
88%
86%
24%
24%
207Va
200
116
683%
117
87%
114
68%
116
853/4
116%
68%
116
86%
♦114
•
68%
116
85%
247a
24%
24%
24'/a
204%
198%
200%
1983/4
197a
19%
20
69%
1,700
116
85%
243/4
200
20 Va
19%
96%
*96 Va
96
96%
96
43 %
44
42i%
44
43%
44%
43%
44
43%
44
92%
93
921/4
931/4
93%
94%
937a
94%
937a
95%
86%
19%
197a
96%
*96
96%
20
19%
6,300
116%
96
86
80
19%
96
340
3,600
6,700
17,200
2,800
190
5,700
15,300
86%
861/2
86%
87
87
88%
867a
87%
59 V4
5,000
59%
59%
60
593/4
597a
587a
593%
59
597a
22,900
28%
28%
*28%
283/4
28%
28%
28%
283%
29
29
84
84
*83
84
84%
84%
89
89
84
84
*83
84
*83
84
*84%
85%
♦84%
85%
*85
85%
88.1/2
88%
*88%
89
*88%
89
*103%
105
105
106
*106
*103%
103%
*1031%
1043/4
105
105
106%
106%
106%
62%
*85
88%
1,000
450
85%
10
88 %
220
105
100
106%
106%
106%
106%
430
63
63 Va
62%
63%
63%
61 %
623/4
62%
627a
9,800
71%
71%
711/4
711/4
♦71
72
72
72
71%
71%
180
21%
21%
*21%
22
*21%
22
*217a
22
*217a
22
100
*21%
22Vt
♦213/4
221/4
*213/4
22%
*21%
22%
*217a
22%
♦153
10
*87
38%
160
10 Vt
88
155
10
*87
155
103%
88
*153
,
10
160
10%
*87%
873%
383%
38%
106
*153
10
*87%
160
10%
8774
*153
10
*87%
160
10%
110
11,500
8774
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
387a
37%
37%
36%
37%
36
367a
357a
36%
36
36%
12,000
34%
35 y4
34%
35
34%
35%
34%
35
347a
347a
21,900
82
83
83
84
39
4,800
Q
42
26
Mar
136
8
277a Nov
14
For footnotes, see page 26
Aug 22
142% Apr 18
31
Apr
1
84
Quaker Oats Co common
8
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp„10
*140
142
30% 30%
*141
142
30% 30%
83%
84
*141
141%
303/8
307a
81%
141
30
83
81%
82 %
141
140 %
1407a
30%
297a
30 '
3,500
180
1,500
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(864)
.
.
.
Monday, August 28, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
.
Aug. 21
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Wednesday
Thursday
Aug. 23
Aug. 22
Aug. 24
Friday
>
•.
V
the Week
Aug. 25
•
Shares
;
R
25
67 % Jan
4
78% Apr
18
49 Va Jan
16
65% May
Apr
8
70% Jan
23
16
23% Peb
23
4
88% Feb
Radio
74% May 15
18 % Aug
46% Oct
6
74
9
Corp of America
1st preferred-
com_No par
No par
Inc
59
71%
59%
71%
58%
71%
59%
71%
577/8
71%
2.50
$3.50
Ranco
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
72V*
17%
23%
42%
10%
17 *
/ 11%
67%
73%
17%
23%
43%
*71%
72%
*71%
-
53% Jan
4
8% Dec
20
18% Jan
5
20 Va Dec
5
33 Va Feb
5
15% Aug 14
25 Ye Peb
1
liy« Dec
8
28 V* Jan
20
10 V* July 26
15% Jan
18
No par
Raymond International Inc..3.33%
Rayonier Inc
1
Raytheon Co
5
Reading Co common:
50
4% non-cum 1st prefered
50
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—_50
69% Jun
21
Red
14
Dec
7
15% Sep
29
15% Dec
2
SO1/* Oct
25
56
Apr
19
57 Va Jan
22 % Jun
15
15% Jan
11
Jan
6
17 V* Jan
35 Va Jan
70
28
8
;
61
*6
4
21V* Apr
23% Aug
3
44 Va Aug
Raybestos-Manhattan
18
July 19
July 27
17
11% Mar 22
Jan
6
3
20% Apr
15 % Nov
1
28% Jan
18
16
Jan
3
24
28% Jun
16
19
Jan
4
25
6
20% Apr
28
20
12% Jan
16 Va Jan
15 % Dec
7
19 V* Mar 17
43 y. Dec
1
68% Jan
4
45 % Aug
18
27 Va Feb
1
20
21
Apr
23
Aug 24
May
vReeves
Apr
7
Reliance
Elec
49% Jun
13
Reliance
Mfg
67
•
Aug 18
Revlon
Inc
Drug
15
66% Mar
27 Va Jan
11
51% May 10
25
11% July 11
10% Jan
3
18% May 11
12% Jan
20
6
22
6
15% Aug 23
4
14% Jan
48 Va Dec
78% Jan
53% Jan
3
65% Mar
28
50 Va Jan
37 Va Mar
9
52
33% Sep
Mar 14
57
22
57
Jun
23
84
7
May 17
3
24
56% Jan
21
43 Va Jan
3
59% Apr
3
Rexall
Sep
26
71% Jan
4
44 Va Jan
17
56% Jun
5
Reynolds
42 Va Jan
4
48
Sep
23
47
3
49 % Jan
30
4%%
preferred
1101/* Oct
27
149
Jan
5
115
July 19
131% Jun
5
4%%
conv
55 y8 Jan
76 Va Jan
21
5
Oct
31
1 Va Dec
30
12
6
91 y4 Jan
Aug
2
83
8
87
26% Jan
4
13% Jan
3
23Va May
Jan
4
iy4 Jan
3
84
Dec
19
78J/2 Jan
3
42
Jan
94 y2 Dec
85
2 V*
Mar
3
1497/8 Aug 23
Dec
6
24
28% Jan
21
2% Dec
19
47/s Jan
27
347/a May 10
3
50% Mar 13
27/a Jan
3
3 Vz Feb
9
33% Nov
3
55
Apr
32y8 Feb
10
47% Jun
5
38% Oct
19
52
Jun
40
Apr
21
50
5
Jun
41% Oct
25
50
Jan
43% Jan
19
54% Aug 11
21
Oct
28
26% Jan
23%i Jan
3
297/a May 10
27 V* Jan
383/s Jan
4
38% Aug
9
Jan
16
27
Dec
2
€00
Dec
28
780
Mar 23
600
May
2
670
82
Jan
4
89
Sep
16
87
May
2
92
12% Apr
5
20% Dec
16
177/a Jan
9
27y2 May
5
9% Apr
14
13% Sep
21% Jan
22
12y8 Jan
13
23% May
8
8
July 31
16% Jan
3
25% May 11
Oct
25
2iy8 Jan
13
18
Feb
9
25% Apr
18
31% Dec
1
467/a Jan
4
31
Aug 10
437/a Apr
11
21% Mar
2
12% July 31
19% Apr
18
14% May 12
15
11% Oct
25
12% Apr
5
31% Oct 24
9% May
14% May
30 ya Dec
14 Vu May 31
12% Feb
3
16% May 17
22
36% Jan
3
46% Apr
7
42
Jan
3
17
Oct
19
10% Mar 15
14% Jan
6
23
18y2 Jan
27 V4 Aug
8
15
33% Sep
19
14% July 14
.
19
26 V* Jun
30
2nd
;
22% Mar 16
32% Oct
80
24
May 27
40 Va Apr
7
36% Jan
3
54% Aug
88 y2 Aug
9
8
86
3
90Va Mar 15
Apr
Feb
26
Nov
4
259
24% Sep
15
32
29% Apr
Jan
4%
26% Jan
7
3
36
Aug
19
37 Va Sep
33% Jan
9
38 Va Jun
5
14% Sep 30
69% Mar 8
22% Jan
18
15% Jan
3
19y8 Apr
10
79% Feb
19
70 V* Jan
5
79
30% Oct
26
55 y2 Jan
4
Jan
7
88
24% Jan
7
12
Mar 14
31% July 20
July 13
93
92
Jan
4
Apr
40'/a Feb
St L
27
100
3
39% Feb
16
San
Diego Gas & Electric Co
7% Jan
3
14Va Apr
20
San
Diego Imperial Corp
14% Jan
3
22
19% Oct
31
37% Jan
8
21% Jan
3
34% May
5
* Feb
10
8% Jan
3
11
May
8
17
64
Aug 22
11
42% Oct
25
81% Jun
Oct
18
50% Feb
4
7% Nov
1
16% Feb
17% Feb
17
93 V* Jun
46% May .3
Jan
16
8y4 Jan
4
38
15
8
85
3
73 V* Jan
Aug 15
Jan
11
May 10
41% Jan
May 27
77
81
Jan
4
92 Va Aug
19
87
Jan
4
97
16
Oct
31
30
Jan
15
16y4 Jan
3
27% Jun
66% Jan
26
71% Jun
15
70
4% Dec
28
8% Jan
14
5
Jan
3
29 y8 Sep
29
38% Jun
13
27
Jun
16
20% Apr
5
24 y2 Aug
22
Feb
21'
21% July 29
12
May 17
1
30% Nov
18% Sep
22
41
Jan
4
44% Feb
17
59
Jun
23
54
10 V* Nov
28
19% Jan
25
11% Jan
11
Oct
25
16
Jan
4
12
90
Jan
4
100
Oct
7
97 Va Jan
7% Sep 29
15
Jan
5
31 Va Jan
14 Va Mar 31
81% May
10
18%
18 Va
47
46
46%
46
21%
20
22%
21%
*55
56 %
48%
13%
Finance
30Va Jun
Seagrave
17
13
Aug 14
71% July
Jan
47%
13%
18%
62%
60V*
62Va
50
75%
.
20% Apr
4
5
43% Jan
8% Jan
14% Apr
19
40
May 18
21
11
31
May 17
Jan
3
Corp.
;
preferred—
$5.25
Industries
Shahmoon
.
"
45%
147
16%
iyB
1%
1%
98%
1%
;
Inc
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Sep 26
3
38% May 23
4
60% Apr 17
90% Aug 14
Simplicity Pattern
Nov
70 V* Jan
23
55% Jan
4
37
3
Feb
13
38% Jan
3
22
63% Jan
11
4
63% Oct
31
Jun
2
55
44% Jan
3
6
53% Jan
11
28% Jun
19
25
18% Feb
26
12% Jan
4
28% Mar 23
23% Jan
3
29%. Dec
11% Oct
20% Oct' 24
68% Dec
Jan
45"% May
111
4
Oil
Sinclair
Skelly
Smith
(AO)
15
46% Jan
4
42% Jan
5
73% Aug 22
38% Jan
3
48% May 19
Socony Mobil
9 % Mar 10
13% May 26
Soo
4% Jun
34
10
7% Dec
30
Jan
12
46% Dec
28
51 % Oct
18
22% Jun
21
6% Mar 15
30
45% Jan
28% Dec
May 10
21
Jan
30% Feb
12% Nov
7
50%. Feb 17
39% Jan
12
31% Jan
4
83% Jun
16
18% Sep
28
40
Sep 28
16% Nov
23
64%. Jun
1
23% May 18
17
15% Dec
29
Dec
29% Jan
84% May 16
18% Oct 31
90
83
For
May 23
11
52% Jun
4
5
46
May 11
24% Aug 23
31
Aug 24
5%
Jersey
South
Puerto
8%
Rico
22 V* Apr
79% Mar 24
Southern
California
10
Southeastern
47% Jan
19
60
May 17
Southern
3
45
May
Southern
Indiana
3
Southern
Natural
20 % Jan
3'
47"% May 18
27% Aug 17
Southern
Pacific
56% Aug 21
Southern
47% Mar 15
17% Jan
9
65% Mar 20
26% Jan
4
20% Jan
5
27
11
35% Jun
16
4
19 V* Apr
5
11
71
May 12
33% May
4
5%
Southwestern
Spalding
3
34% Apr
46% Apr
3
Jan
25
Spartans
7% Jan
12
11% Apr
27
Sparton
Spencer
30
28
Jan
3
44"% May 31'
Oct
17
88
Jan
3
91
26%. Jan
4
20% Jan
26:
35
92 %
6
8a%.J*a
X
26
Public
'Mar
2
May 15
97% May
9
(AG)
&
Bros
$4.50
I
Inc
:
preferred
common
common;
13,600
95%
17,100
39%
3%
3%
3%
42%
42%
42%
42
44%
44%
*44
46%
♦44
54%
54%
54
54%
54
54%
53%
53%
8,900
29
29 Va
29
29%
29
29%
29%
29%
5,500
5,100
35%
580
*90%
36
35%
580
584
*90%
92
95 %
36%
95%
94
42
42%
41%
x33
33%
32%
37%
37%
37
3%
3%
3%
3%
11,200
42%
42%
42%
3,900
74
46%
35%
7,400
3,500
37
*44
36
42
'33%
1,900
46
35%
35%
586%
583 %
585%
92
90%
93%
*90%
100
583
575
1,820
92
50
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24
24
24%
21,900
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
22 %
21%
22
15,900
21%
*21%
22
21%
21%
22%
19%
19%
19%
20
20
20
20%
20%
2,700
31%
32%
31%
31%
30%
31%
31
31%
73,600
12%
13
*21%
13'/a
•
12%
h
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22
13%
12%
12%
13 Va
31,300
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,200
42
41%
42
41 %
41%
41%
41%
5,100
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12 V*
v,
25%
17%
FtWl
53%
53%
87V4
*300
34%
•'
*
12%
12 V*
12%
24%
25
24 %
24%
24%
17%
12%
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89
17%
17%
17%
*
*12
12%
300
24%
9,200
17% ...17%
14,300
52%
15,700
rs
53%
53
86%
87y4
*300
400
x33%
34y4
33 V*
37%
38 V\
13%
1,300
53%
87
400
33%
38 V*
52%
53%
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■
33
89
>
400
33 V*
87%
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32%
I
53
320
87%
400
32%
9,000
,
37%
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38%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 %
17%
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18
73%
72%
72%
*71 Va
73%
38
37%
38%
37%
38%
99
97
97
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34
35
35%
35%
36
24,500
13'/4
13
13%
12%
13
200,100
37%
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99
'*37%
17%
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38%
300
17%
5,200
73%
37%
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100
38
46,200
99
20
17%
18%
17%
18
17%
19
29Va
29"%
28%
29%
28%
29%
10
10
10
10%
10%
10%
2,400
63%
61%
64
63y2
61%
62%
60%
61%
22,100
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4iy2
41%
41 y2.
41V*
41%
41%
41%
•
9%
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..
120
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75
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123
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9
120
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94
25%
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5,900
28,700
7,400:
74
150
*
92%
80'
23%
24%
8,100
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75%
10,300
24
24%
42%
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42%
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43%
42%
43%
5,100
68%
69 Va
69%
69%
25,500
16
16
15%
16
16%
18ya
4^%
69%
16%
16%
102V4
10 Vb
47%
25%
22%
43%
16%
18%
43%
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43!/4
68%
16
15%
42 V*
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21%
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14V2
10%
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46%
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21%
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62
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.
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11
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107
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31
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16%
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23
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22
22
41%
16%
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42 V*
42%
9,400:
16%
16%
16%
28,700
18
18%
18%
18%
21%
21%
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21%
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26%
27%
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27
36
51%
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52
87
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33
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34%
35
52
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38
90
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28%
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11
8%
56
52%
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87
48
48
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40
108%
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14,100,
47,400,
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2,100
89
108 %
1,500
900
24,400
111
9,500:
61%
61%
61%
62
30%
30%
30%
30%
3,000
17 %
18%
17%
18%
20,900:
26%
26%
27
27%
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■
8,100
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71%
69%
70%
12,700
45%
46 %
45%
45%
38,300
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11 Vs
10%
8
8%
8%
56
56%
56%
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52%
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44%
44%
24%
24%
24%
23%
30%
30 %
31
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106
4,700
1.
48
40
3,300
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11
1,900,
8%
7,400
57
2,400
52%
44%
800.
24%
13,100
31
500
18 Vb
18%
18%
18%
2,200
74%
75%
75
75%
9,500
57%
43%
45%
27%
56%
18%
75 4
58'/a
57%
57%
43%
43%
43%
43%
44%
45
44%
45
9,100
26%
21 Vb
26%
27
70,800.
54%
55%
18%
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18%
75
55%
18%
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21,200
-
700
56
13,100
18%
75
1,900
'
-
31
31%
30.%
31%
30%
30%
8,300
24
39%
8%
37%
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•
21%
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44
23%
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18%
74%
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43%
44%
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55%
18%
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27%
1
1
2.50
6
4,000;
52
44%
23%
43%
44%
26%
56%
18Va
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31%
25
700>
13,500
56
43%
45%
27%
56%
18%
73%
10
47%
25%
55%
18%
74%
57%
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46%
11%
8%
18%
75
57%
56,100
25
31
17%
27
71
46
11
8%
30V*
30
9%
1,100
15%
102 V*
46%
106%
62
47%
*51
44%
9%
14%
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25%
40
73%
8%
15%
102 V*
2,300
46%
47%
18%
26%
56
18%
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-
•
27%
55
15
♦101
16,100
26%
,
107%
62
31%
46%
11
6%
25
46%
25
21%
42%
88
48
40%
72%
50%
44%
10 Vb
52
27%
23
*101
28
36%
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45
20
V
47
24%
,
6%
7
46%
par
50c
25
7
16ya
14%
102%
10%
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Co—1
Industries
Sperry Rand Corp
1%
1%
24%
Qtfs__ 100
Corp
Chemical Co
4.20%
preferred.
1%
*23%
7.50
Service
10,800
1%
1%
16,000
9%
*43%
Co
tr
16 Va
18%
El.No par
(Del)—No
stock
200
16
24%
Co.lOc
25
preferred
Ohio
86%
16%
23%
common-.No par
Railway
&
&
Gas
Co
non-cum
Mobile
Gas
147%
86%
15%
24%
25
Co..
36% Jan
148%
86%
147
*85%
17
30V4
22"%
30
18%
75
56%
Edison
147%
86%
9"%
*49%
44%
Service
Public
149%
700
2,200
18Vb
5
-
4
120
28%
50
2.50
com
preferred
119:
9"%
*8%
Sugar
121
38%
12%
55 %
Co
Gas
120
38%
33y2
1
preferred
South
47%
33%
13%
com_4.50
Co
47%
24
15
Platinum
&
48
25%
No par
E & G
4
Dec
Sep
Carolina
38 V* Jan
5
see page
Amer
South
33,700
48
43
33%
-5
Gold
South
22,300
457/8
24%
5
Inc
Co
151,200
55%
45
11,700:
20
_25
10
Oil Co Inc
Jan
9% Jan
30
footnotes,
3
May
&
Railroad
65
18% Aug 23
69% Aug 23
29% Jun 13
Sep 26
21% Sep 26
6% May 2
26%. Nov 23
3
9% May 25
57
Kline
Line
15% Jan
50% July 18
38% Aug 31
40% Aug 24
23% Jan
5
54% Jan
25
27% Jan
30
70
Jan
15% Jan
3
15
9
27% Jan
11
Dec
49
19
14
25
44 % Jan
Smith
77%
55%,
45%
7%
Labs.No par
64% Jun
2
76%
56
44%
23%
French
11
76%
55%
29%
5
38% Oct
73%
7%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
34% Jun
7,600
23%
„
—5
Co
Corp
Marchant
19,700
50
97
12V2
*72%
...1
-
Smith-Corona
1,000
62%
42%
94
1
-
3
18 Va
49%
33%
24
No par
Apr? 11
31% May 10
-36% Jun
7
Singer
is ya
62 Va
50%
95%
33%
*73yz
-
1"
Co
Corp:
18%
62 %
50
98%
13%
9%
No par
Co
Manufacturing
Oil Co
Aug 25
67% July
37%
27
18 Vn
62%
33%
33%
116
50c
Simonds Saw Si Steel
49% Apr
47
Simmons
) 12,400
40
1
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co_
Jan
42% Jan
33
37
7
28
26 V* Mar 24
Sep 29
Apr
1
6
4
24,500
13 %•
61%
,
1
Jan
90
48%
28%
Sheraton Corp of America
31% Sep
: 13%
7%
23% Aug
54
48%
13%
42%
99
9%
No par
,
Corp-
94% Jan
43%
13 V*
23%
Sheller
31
56%
v
48%
29%
19y2 May 21
Oct
4,900
23%
13
69
2,300
22%
29
21% Jan
40
300
47
7%
29%
29
23% Sep 29
18%
-
43
12%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
34
*55
2,900
10,900
23%
23% May 15
26% July 18
18%
1,100
>
22%
6
1
15%
29V4
27
Jun
*15 y4
22%
16% July 17
15% Jan
4
43
1,300
29%
20% Jun
24
68 y2
29%
38 V* Jan
23% Oct
68
22%
4
8
69
*61 Va
5,700
7%
4
14
4,300
22%
12
16% Feb
12%
29%
Jan
4
12%
7
29% Dec
20% Jan
12%
22%
23% Jan
12
1,400
12 %•
"
29
43
15% Sep
17%
96
3
18%
15
Mfg
10%
16%
37%
29Vs.
28
-
80,900
10%
17%
33%
•
33%
No par
2.50
1
No par
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck
(Frank G)
Shell Oil Co.
42
10 Va
17%
42%
400
18
56
149
*84%
28%
27
6
.
18%
43 • " * 43%
13%
13%
18%
18y8
62%, 63%
50Va
50%
73%
75%
55%
56
45%
46
*47%
48%
120% 121
17%
37%
17% Sep
15% Dec
28
*55
85%
37Va
12% Jun
46% Mar
.
148%
*97
30 y4 Apr
31% Feb
19%
40
10
5
-5
3
1
1
Seiberling Rubber Co
Servel Inc common
102% Aug 18
54%
,
(
500
21%
19%
29.500
1
;
Falls
20%.
19%
47%
121 %
55'
'
73%
20
Co.
Co
21%
19
17
17%
1
Corp
Sears
July 28
RR
Co
Sealright-Oswego
Roebuck &
7
37 Va May 12
19% Dec
Line
Air
15%
21 %'
85%
38%
No par
No par
25
;
100
Screw <fe Bolt Corp of Amer..,
1
Seaboard
15%
21%
12%
22 -V
55%
48%
13%
18%
63
50%
78% ;
55%
46%
47V2
121%
18%
*7iy2
preferred-
Seaboard
15%
146%
34%
preferred—
Co common
3.60%* preferred
24
15%.)
171/4
53%
$4
29% Mar 21
12%
68%
85V2
*87V4
common.—No par
Co
21%
-
81% V
*300
Scovill Mfg
15
May 22
37% Feb
I
Paper
$3.40
9
May 19
73V2 May 11
44
Feb
Scott
preferred
41%
18%
45%.
20%
—5
Inc
Schick
Aug 22
72
convertible
5%
4C%
18%
48
18%.
48%. )
22
56%
1.40
35c
1
30
Schering Corp common
3
14y8 Mar 10
123
Electric Co
Sangamo
Schenley Industries Inc com
Convertible
preference
21.100
*18V*
;47i
*18%
48%
21%
*55 ;. •
100
10
1
common
series A
22%
19%
100
5
14
21'/a Apr
36
4.40%
1st pfd
22%
12Va)
68 Va
96%
»
Power___No par
St Regis Paper Co
May 25
22%
17
10%
iy4
Ry Co com__No par
30 V* Jan
12
6
Fran
7
10% May 16
31% Sep
13% Dec
8% May
San
6,900
22 %
17%
i6ya
100
Preferred series A 5%
7
16%
17l/a
23%
42%
10%
17%
12%
69 V*
17%
23%,
43%
*84%
10
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light &
9
16%
*21%
145y2
100
preferred
conv
17 %
20%
54%
55y4
/46%
47 Va
47%
47%
121
121%
1.66%
common
preferred
4.30%
16%
21%
No par
•/
421/2
43y4
10
33
331/2
Ritter Company
2.50
37
371/4
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
1
3y8
31/4
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l
42%
43%
5y2% convertible preferred
25
*45
471/2
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp__No par
54
541/3
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
287/a
29
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5
35 Vz
36%
Rohm & Haas Co common
20
568
574%.
4% preferred series A
100
»90y2
92
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1'1
24
24%
Ronson Corp
1
-,21V*
217/a
Roper (Geo D)
Corp
1
217/a
21%
Royal Crown Cola Co
1
19V2
197/8
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
20 g
3134
331/3
Royal McBee Corp..
1
13%
13%
Rubbermaid Inc
1
12%
12%
Ruberoid Co
1
41-% ">42
Ruppert (Jacob)
,
5
**12)
12% >3
Ryan Aeronautical Co
No par
25%
25ya
Ryder SyBtem Inc
ad-2.50 >vn; 17%
17%, '
Safeway Stores
4
73
157/8
.
•
338
72%
,19%
78
5
100
1
5s
1.25
(RJ) Tobacco com
3.60% series
6,300
72%
.'"21%
62Va*50Va
50
100
A
Richardson-Merrell Inc
Richfield Oil Corp—
Riegel Paper Corp
10
51% Apr
3
33y2 Jan
52 y2 July
108% Apr
25% Jan
series
pref
2,500
18%
v
21% :
13
18%
No par
com
Preferred
1% Mar 23
41% Aug 25 ~
69
23% Oct
Co
Rheem Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust—
8
,
)
Co—;2.50
Chemical
<fc
Metals
Reynolds
May 31
■
1
37% Oct
Jan
:
common—
37 Va
72
18%
20%
-
,48y»
10
5
May 23
54 % Aug
31% Aug 29
7% Feb
1
i-i
5
Conv preferred 3%%
series—100
Republic-Aviation
Corp
1
Republic Corp common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
_10
Republic Steel Corp
10
Revere Copper & Brass
5
19 % Mar 14
52 Va Jun
:
Co
Eng
57%,
72
21%
1
Corp
&
Co
56%
71%
16%
; 23
42%
10%"< -10Va
17
" 17%
11%
12)
67% ".
67%
16 ' * " • 15%,
16
50c
-
16%
22%
41%
.10%;
577/a
18%
*71%
73
57
71%
13%
20
I
•
No par
Co
Inc
Chemicals
Stores
Reliable
7
Bit
Bros
Relchhold
8
• •
No par
Inc
Stores
Roller
Reed
28% May 10
17% Oct
12 % Dec
Owl
59
71%
18%
25
40
8%
37%
90
28%
90%
24
24%
23%
23%
2,400-
39
39%
38%,
39 %r.
4,800
8%
8%
9,000
*88
-
27%
90%
8%
36%
*88
27 Vb
*90%
8%
37
90
27%
91
36%
*88
27%
*90%
37%..
7,800
90
27%
91
78,900
-
-
30
Volume
6085
Number
194
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(865)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
64% Apr
4
Spiegel
3
88% Apr
17
$4.50
4
29% Jan
5
14
52 y4 Jan
12
44% Aug 21
77 y4 Aug 22
Standard
$3.50
8
46% Dec
2
82% Sep
19
25% July 25
35 Va Feb 25
37% Jan
57% Dec
42
8
77% Feb
70 V\ Jan
July 25
82
No par
75 V4
76
75%
76
Financial
Corp
1
15%
15%
15
15%
15%
1
46%
47%
45%
46%
451/8
46%
18
Standard
Oil
4
Standard
Oil
of
10
Standard
Oil
of
New
59 y4 Feb
3
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
21
5
56% Apr
55 y2
49% Apr
56
Jan
53% Mar 15
25
89
Mar
84
36% Jan
31
102
6
26% Oct
25
5
Jan
9
89
Jun
21 % Feb
7
28
Mar 30
Feb
64
Jan
6
37'/a July
32% Mar 27
28 y4 Apr
24
11
25
4
Jan
29
77
82
27
6
16% Jan
33% Jan
4
Feb
77
7
Co
Stauffer
Chemical
82 % May
9
96
Apr 27
32% Aug 21
Sterling
3
35% Aug 10
Stewart-Warner
32 y2 Aug
Stix
1
33% Jun
7
24% Jan
9
9
25% Jan
4
21% Jan
11
18
Dec
20
16% Jan
4
11
18% Feb
19
17% Jan
9
19% May
47% Oct
24
58% Mar 28
53 V* Jan
4
11
65 %• Apr
27% Jan
30% Aug 15
3
24% Jan
15
7
Jan
4
230
Jan
3
34 y4
1
20
Apr
12 Vb Aug
6
Jan
11
37% Aug 22
400
(JP)
Baer
21
Studebaker-Packard
Aug 21
convertible
$5
19% Dec
7
33%s Apr
4
Suburban
4
Propane
i,
$4.50 series
90
Aug
3
57
May 19
Sun
24% Jan
3
29
Jun
Sunray-Mid-Cont
23% Sep
26
22
Apr
3
24% Mar
29% Jun
1
34% Dec
30
33
Jan
30
85
9
101% Jan
3
Jan
3
101% Aug 22
7.% Oct
1
20
19
1348
Jan
4
29
50
Jun
7
29
4
43 y2 Aug
1464
Jan
31
15
Jan
1200
58
Jan
15
Sweets
Co
Swift
25
39 y4 Jun
20
49 y2 Feb
28
Jun
22
12% Jan
3
18 Va Jun
5
Jun
8
52
Aug 18
Talcott
6% Jan
14
4Vs Jan
3
10
Jun
Tandy
24% Aug 31
14
12 % Feb
1
20 Va
May 10
15
24
4
1
1
50% Dec
16
47 Va Jan
6
69% Jun
6
29
24% Aug
25
22 % Jun
22
TelAutograph
Corp
Corp^i*
Aug 25
19% Jun
14
Texas Eastn Transmission
Jun
38% Mar 21
21 Va Sep
28
37
Jan
14
27% Jan
3
15% Sep
26
19% Dec
16
18% Jan
3
27 %
148 Va Oct
25
256% May 25
17
29% Jan
14 Va July 25
4
Jan
137% July 18
11
19% Jan
11
27
108
27% Jan
9
206% May 15
35% Apr
10
23% Apr
15% Jan
6
12
29% Apr
31 % Apr
3
30% Apr
27
28% Oct 24
61% Jan
7
37 V* Jan
July 25
May 10
3
50
22 V4 May
2
82% Feb
8
Jan
27
10% Jan
3
46% Feb
16
70% Dec
22
55
Jun
28
Feb
24
84
May
82% Mar 21
87
26% Aug 25
May 20
3
32% Feb
Inc
$1.25
Thiokol
Thor
Tidewater
8
24% Mar
8
$1.20
58% Aug
2
Timken
14% Sep
15 Vs Feb
28
22 Va Jan
4
15% Jan
28% Apr
17
19% Sep
6
19
25
Jun
22
41% Aug 26
Jan
17
May 31
Tishman
Toledo
59% Aug
8
Torrington
42% Jun
9
Tractor
20
64
Dec
20
59 V4 Jan
10
91% May 15
Trane
29% Jan
4
26% Jan
3
41% Aug 21
123
16
7
Aug
134
Aug 23
42% Apr
21V4 Aug 25
11
4
%%
4
31% Mar
1
20% May
1
Transwestern
22% Jan
4
13% Aug 25
20% May 15
39 % Jan
4
36
Jan
3
51% Aug
54 Va Oct
18
53 V4 Jan
4
56 Va May
25 Va Mar 14
33 % Nov
30
29 % Jan
9
41% Aug
Truax-Traer
25
33% Jun
Tung-Sol
40 Va May 27
25% Jan
59 Va
May 27
49% Feb
52
Jun
30
Mar
8
44% Dec
20
7
May
2
11% Dec
8
Oct
14
36
20th
55 Va Apr
18
16% July 14
6
Jan
5%
55% May
2
35 Va Aug
10V4 Jan
27%
26%
27'/a
26%
27%
26%
27
11,600
55
20
16
90
56
28
54%
55
54%
55
55
55%
19 Va
19%
19%
20
19%
20
16
16%
16'A
16%
16 Va
16%
20
48
July 18
IIV4 Jan
9
16% Apr
30
17% Jan
4
21% Mar 13
TXL
12% Oct
26
18 % Jan
22
13% Jan
4
17% May 16
Udylite Corp
24% Feb
29
57
Aug 30
42 Va Jan
11
65% May 11
Underwood
3
1
7% Jan
33% Jan
116
Jan
.
4
Oil
20%
16%
90
56%
27%>
23%
37%
Asbestos
Union
27%
27%
27%
17,100
23%
*23 %
23 %
2,900
36%
371/8
36 %
36%
109%
109%
110 Va
109%
109%
1,800
11%
11%
11%
11%
121%
1255
1245
41,400
1255
1250
1250
11%
1250
451/4
451/4
*44
42
421/4
42
42%
10.500
16
157/a
16'/a
15%
10
15 y4
15%
15%
15%
7,700
51 Vs
48%
50%
40
48%
48%
48%
50
8%
14%
59%
8%
8%
8 %
8%
16,700
14%
14%
14%
14%
11,000
157/»
50%
8
8%
15
15 V*
8
•
47%
8
8%
61%
60%
58
58%
59
60%
23 Va
23%
23
23 %
23
23 V4
22%
23 Vb
22%
23 Va
52,000
58%
59%
57V*
58%
55%
57
55%
56%
55%
56%
58,400
17%
36%
17%
37 Va
35 Va
26V*
17 Va
17
17
17'A
27,900
35'A
26 Va
141
36
26%
35
25%
142 %
141%
30'A
19%
19%
82
101%
102 V4
83Vt
102'A
23%
1
42'A
45%
43%
45%
43 Va
7.50
17%
58%
*83%
27%
17%
59
84
27 Va
—10
21%
21%
*17%
58%
83%
27%
21%
—25
23%
57%
23%
57%
20%
23%
57%
20
-
20
23%
23%
56%
37%
57
57
1
387/a
37%
2
89
89
87%.
5
23%
,.
40%.
130%
22 %
*24Va14%
40%
41%
130
132
22%
23
*24Va
25%
14%
14%
l__2
-100
1
No par
14%
14%
14%
14
14 %
13%
1
50%
54 Va
50%
55
50%
55
50%
55
49'A
55
38%
38%
x37%
38
28Va
*52
35%
15
28%
55
36%
15
28
*52
35%
28'A
*46%
47Va
14%
*47
14%
48
27%
*52
36 %
15
*47
35
Rubber
13%
12%
12%
12%
17%
17%
17%
18
15%
47%
15%
48%
15Vb
15%
15Vb
47
47
46%
5
7%
54
37
37
136%
37%
137%
.
7%
7%
7%
37%
135%
7%
0%
38%
137%
38%
397/a Aug 19
39
Jan
3
10
47%
48 Va
48Vb
48Va
48%
6
96
Aug 15
92
Jan
30
97-
18
Preferred
$4.50
series
No par
93%
74% Dec
29
78
Apr
74% Jan
20
77% Aug 18
Preferred
$3.70
series
No par
77%
93%
77%
68 % Jan
5
75
Aug 16
71
Feb
24
76
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
93%
77%
74%
81
93
*76
74
83
54%
35%
93
*76
74
84
55%
35 %
1
77% Jan
33 Va Mar
25
Sep
Aug 19
Jun
27
86% Mar
8
Nov
16
42% Jan
6
63% May
8
Union
Oil
31
Jan
5
27 Va Jan
Aug 21
Union
Pacific
4
19% Oct
26
25 % Apr
5
32% Apr
20
May 10
May 17
23% Mar
24
Mar
17
Nov
8
9
21
54% July
28% Nov 14
7
31
Mar 21
Aug
15% Dec
147/8 Dec
8% Aug
24% Jan
8% Aug
17
37% Aug
14
Union
Jan
27% May 29
Union
34% Jan
13
4
46 Va Aug
51% May 15
United
22
56 Va
United
20
37% Jan
357/a Dec
15
39% Dec
20
(series of
4%
(series
30% Jan
4
33% July 26
45% Mar
United
Biscuit
18% Feb
1
28% Apr
10
United
Board
60 Va Jan
4
76 Va Apr
10
United
Carbon
38
Feb
23
29%
77/a Jan
12
40% Mar 16
18
Jan
7
Jan
f
3
United
Electric
United
Engineering
United
Fruit
3
20% Aug
2
5
31 % Jan
6
17% Jan
3
29% Aug
4
16
Jun
29
20
Jan
25
16 % Apr
19
18% Jun
28
Vb Aug
4
1% Jan
12
64% Jan
4
17% Jan
Jan
20
5
1% May
*
5
76 V* Mar-24
8
30% Jan
3
34
Jun
2
43 % Jun
16
37% Jan
3
47% Feb
9
97% Jun
1
33% July
83 Va Jan
4
92% Oct
18
Jan
4
23% Sep
29
30 % Jan
4
24% Jan
3
42
25
74 % Jan
4
49% Apr
14
footnotes,
http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/
V
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
1
24 % Apr
3
16
4*
Aug 25
18 % Feb
3
54% Jan
May
69
4
15% July 25)
11
Apr
39
Mar 21
33
52% Jan
see page
93
26
July 31
79% Aug 17
32
10
No par
Fastener
54% May 19
3
15% Jan
5
pfd_100
pfd_100
1
Corp
Corp
Corp
44% Jan
52%
110%
5
Amer__No par
of
Carton
Co
United
Aug
6
25
United-Carr
Co
&
9
9 Va
17
46
53% Jan
For
Corp
18
Nov
4
Artists
25
22 Va Jan
27
conv
conv
Jan
1
1
United
51%
110%
common-
1955)
of 1956)
Apr
34 Va Aug 30
Oct
40% May 24
8%
36%
*22%
43%
51 %
1
Corp
4%
100 %
Aug 17
8%
37
22%
46%
10
Aircraft
110% Aug 22
76
19
30 Va Mar
8
7
27
46 % Apr
30% Jan
Aug
8%
36%
22%
44%
Inc
4
86
36
10
Co
Airlines
Mar
102
Aug 24
10
No par
Co
Drill
83%
54%
83%
54%
35%
25
common
preferred
Car
Twist
Co
75
*74
No par
series
RR
non-cum
Tank
common
California
of
Jan
103% Aug 25
97
$4
Jan
8
6
377/a Jan
36
29% Jan
2
32 % Jan
27% May 20
50
Co
$4
85
47
21
.
Preferred
7
8
7% Jan
81
May 18
28
25Va Oct
88
8
5
2.50
1
Coal
Cos
&
5
..
83
55%
36
8%
8%
37
22%
44%
52%
110% 110%
98%
99
33%
34%
37%
37%
19%
19%
*99
101
34
34%
36%
37%
19V*
19%
73%
74%
35 Va
36
8%
9
x50%
51%
"
73%
36
8%
51%
Foundry—.5
19%
20Va
19%
28%
35Va
64%
16%
22%
1%
27%
V 35%
65
74%
36%
8%
51%
20
:
36%
22%
41 %
43%
50
51/2
*105
115
*98
98%
34
84%
37
37%
20%
21 %
73
73 %
35% 35Va
8 A
8%
52%
52%
19%
28
27
35%
66%
16%
22%,
35%
67%
16%
22
1%
64%
66%
32%
Corp com_l
43Va
43%
43V*
100
—1
94Va
31%
94%
31%
94Va
30%
32%
43%
94%
31
30%
32%
43%
94Va
31
No par
77 %
78%
77 V*
74 /a
75
4%%
US&
preferred
Securities
Foreign
US Freight
CO-
1%
.
.
76%
1,500
24%
5,200
45%
83,200
17%
17%
10 Vb
300
58.
57%
58%
9,700
1%'
,
43%
94%
84
*83%
84
50
27%
26%
26%,
21%
21%
21%
1,300
13,700
23%
22%
57%
57%
.197a
19%
'19%
3,200
23%
23%
23%
23%
4,800
58%
57%
58
5,600
36%
36%
37
8 6'A
83%
84%
40 Va
39%
40
134
23%
-
57%;
134
4,500
7,600
8,800
2,700
16,400
134
2,400
37,100
22%
21%
22
24%
24%
24%'
24%
14 Va
14%
14
14%
17,100
13%
13%
13%
137/a
22,800
49 Va
49%
49
49 Va
10,300
54%
55
55
55
35
36%
36
37%
5,200
27%
27%
27%
28 Va
3,900
•52
54
36%
36
♦14%
15%
*47
48
'
*52
1,000
2,400
54
36%
14%
♦47
37%
26,800
14%
1,100
48
•
12
12%
12%
12%
17%
18 Va
17%
18
2,500
20,400
15 VB
15%
15%
15%
2,900
44%
45 Va
44%
45 Va
11,400
*7%
7%
7%
7%
2,200
38%.
39 Va
137 %
135%
48%
48%
x47 Va
92%
39 Vt
35,800
137%
38%
136 %
30,100
48 Va.
5,600
93V4
*92%
93%
77 Va
*76
77%
10
74%
*74
74%
180
84
*83
84
74%
*83
340
40
55 %
55%
54 %
55
13,200
35 Vb
35%
34%
35 %
22,800
8%
8%
8%
8%
8,700
36%
36%
36%
36%
4,700
22%
42
22 Va
22%
22%
43%
42%
44
45,700
49
50%
49%
50%
20,400
*105
115
"105
98
*97
1,400
300
115
*97
98
300
33%
34%
33%
34 V4
9,900
36%
37%
36 %
37
5,700
21 Va
20%
20%
2,100
x21
73
72%
36
36
-
8%
8%
51%
*51
2,400
73
36
72%
*35
1,600
8%
8%
16,200
700
52
52
4,200
20
20 %
19%
20
26%
27%
35%
67 /2
32%
65%
,27%
24%
43%
22
20Va
.65%
.
27%
24%
134
56%
35/b
8%
37
22/2
32%
1%
277b
44
39%
74%
84
32%
preferred
US Borax & Chemical
22
29.100
85
77/2
..,64%
6%
22
16%
24%
*76
25
.
6,500
23%
35%
93
35
64%
16%
Co
Corp
Improvement
101%
57%
48%
27%
Gas
30
101%
57%
'
7%
No par
Gas
83
19%
39
10
Co—13%
United Greenfield
Corp
10
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co——1
United Shoe Mach common
25
United
United
*81
23%
23%
.
137% 138/a
4
Apr
102
26%
15%
46%
No Par
2,100
81 Va
*83%
18%
Co
9.700
19%
.21
37%
17%
Paper Corp
43,800
29%
19%
57%
-
Corp_
147
29%
19%
*17%
50%
55
1
No par
-
142
30 %
26%
14 Va
12%
Corp
142
8,300
24%
15%
14 Va
1
1957
of
Film
29,400
43
r
28%
54
37
15
48
12% >
common
25%
,
1
50
1
Co
25%
23%
18
*17%
17%
58% •
- 58
58% ....
83% '
*83%
84
27%
27%
28 Vb
21%
21%
21%
23% '
23%
23%
58%-*
57%
57%...
20% U.' 19%
19% .v
24
'
23%
23%
57%
58%
58%
38%
'
36% 38
! '
88%
86%
87%
41%
40
40%
133
133
134
23
22 %
23
25
*24%- 25
1
common.
15,400
25%
101 %
27%
5
1
36%
34%
81%
44%
."
~ ~
36%
34
19%
>
24Va
24%
com_5
36%
34%
29 Va
82
102%
*82
101%
8,600
25%
30 Va
20
%,;
Cm
7 i
34%
140%
31
19%
85
x36
,
143
30Va
31
,19%
*82%
101%
,
•27%
24%
*
8,900
60%
-
.
24%
Co
200
14%
59
15%
Jan
48% Jun
,/
47
14%
60%
144 Va
Inc
740
44
43
142 Va
Corp
1.400
421%
27%
24%
Co
&
Electric
27%
23%
37%
108'/a
109%
28
24%
24%
Steel
2,600
44
*44
35%
26%
common
55%,:
46
44
26%
A
6,000
90
54%
27%
27%
24Va
class
*88%
55%
36%
11%
11%
1250
1250
46%
44%
35Va
No par
90
551/4
55%
24
24
37
8.7% Jan
32
*88%
90
55%
50
Bag-Camp
Carbide
109
*88
7,000
19,400
43%
44%
*43%
„100
(The)
Union
27%
*23%
37
10%
11%
1255
1275
1
Corp___
Union
15%
*88%
55%
108 Va
107 Va
33%
*
Union
May 22
54%
19%
55
25 Va
Corp
10% Mar 28
144
•»
54%
19%
15%
*88%
56%
27 Va
23%
37 %
27'A
series
42 % May 22
3
4
, r-»
.
24%
U
4
.
25
Corp
pfd
28
6
26%
Rap Transit com.No par
5% conv prior preferred
,—50
Twin Coach Co—
:
1
13% Nov
12% Mar
27%
City
20 Vb Nov
43 % Jan
20,300
27%
No par
;
Coal
21
148 Va Jan
241/4
No par
Construction—1
Co
Electric
13 % Jun
30
23%
17%
preferred
conv
2,000
24%
36%
'
Century-Fox
Twin
379
23%
17%
Co
&
Tri-Continental
11
July 28
356
25
27%
24%
Airlines
27
$2.70
10%
360
200
23%
50c
Pipeline
World
July"25
8
10%
19%
24%
—_5
Williams
&
Oct
25
1,271,800
*19 '/a
23"%
36%
preferred
conv
11 Va
25
11%
343
346
■
19%
3,600
24%
No par
Transitron ' Electronic
Transue
50 Va Jan
6% Nov
10%
9%
323
*191%
300
24
17%
Co
3
33
29 Va Oct
4,200
Co
Corp
Trans
106 % Oct
3,500
30%
Co———
13% July 21
July 18
64
301/4
10
No par
Transamerica
8 %
63 %
3IV4
36%
Co
21
44
64
30%
No par
Co_
Supply
Dec
May 17
63%
31%
Bearing
Rfealty
Oct
30
64
31%
x31%
31%
10
10"%
340
366
17Vt
common
Edison
23
Jan
63
Co
preferred
64
19
19%
62%
61%
32
12%
400
100
Tool
Roller
10
37% Jan
Ry
Mfg
Oil
33 % Aug
Jan
19%
61%
61'%
31%
10%
364
36%
preferred
Power
28% May
3
6
39
49,900
preferred
4%
8
48 % Jan
68% Jan
16
3,000
36%
5
Co
Glass
4
20% Jan
7
Jun
271/B
36
Corp
Thompson ;(JR)_
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
'20% Jan
2
19
44% Dec
60
31%
27 '/a
36%
Oil
&
Chemical
4
16% Jun
20% Dec
24
31%
271%
common
conv
23% Mar 29
24% Jan
Pacific
Textron
151/4
31%
30%
Thatcher
*15
36
*19%
Utilities
23 V*
15 Va
31%
10
Texas
21% Jan
81%
27
Inc
Coal
July 21
24% Jan
13
Instruments
Texas Pacific
105
4
8
Texas
80% Jan
4
*81
27%
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
&
15
:
Gulf
Texas
26% Jan
24% Jan
82
36%
Co__5
Producing Co
Sulphur.
Texas
7
38% Jun
*81
32i/4
Corp_3.50
Transmission
Mar
11
82
2,700
27
12.50
106
26
18% July 22
Transmission
Gas
Jan
69
86% Aug 25
12
Aug
11,100
36
4.50
Inc.,
Gas
2,000
54%
*81
.
Tennessee
Texas Gulf
20%
541/4
32
—_1
1
1.25
Texaco
Texas
11
20%
55%
27%
1
18
21
10%
20%
541/4
37%
19%
^_25
1
16
Jun
10%
20%
57
82
■* 1
(James)
59% Aug
46
10%
21%;
55%
35%
19%
1
25 Vb Jan
15
10%
21
x26%
Corp
33
27
4,300
35i/2
11 VB
27%
—23.-.
17
38% Dec
25,400
2,100
36%
19%
4.16%
49% July 18
29% Mar 15
34
36
*19%
10c
Corp
Tennessee
34
27%
12.50
*
•
Inc«
33%
1
20
25
30-
,.
Wayne
V
40
33%
12,600
common.l
America
of
Symington
13,700
33%
26%
15,500
No par
California
Co__
&
25Va
32%
Co
of
Oil
28
25
1
Inc
Mining
Superior
27%
25%
92
series A
of '55
Biscuits
Sunshine
26%
28
24%
90
2nd pfd series
12 y4 Aug 25
27
28
32%
Corp
Oil Co
preferred
5% %
Sunshine
27
27%
25%
27
91V2
No par
4%%
11
27
27%
57%
*81
200
72
32%
com—1
.100
Oil Co
51 % Feb
39% July 26
Gas
7
Apr
.
83
1
Corp
38% July 10
115
57
*65
15%
Co
preferred
A
5
47% Jan
9
33 Vb
11
21%
57%
34 V4
11
22%
72
14.500
25%
27%
26
34%
11
22%
,
*65
6,100
89
23
22%
32%
1.:
23 y4 Jan
72
27%
56
*87
22%
72
*69
551/4
89
22%
89%
5
82 y2 Jan
36
57
*87
23 Va
15%
1
6
28
55%
•
89
22%
32%
Corp
21
21% Dec
31,600
133,000
94%
Corp
Chemical Corp common
85% Oct
7
x24
57i/2
•
*87
38,700
517/a
44%
32
Sun
2
28
*70
27 V4
27%
•
50%
51i%
441/e
91%
Sundstrand
55% Jan
31% Oct
50%
52%
44 %
*151/8
Sunbeam
20
4
33
51%
51%
1
20% May 27
21% Jan 20
'
50%
44%
15%
55% Aug 25
Feb
79
5,500
35,200
94%
32%
33%
20% Apr
3
9% July
220
15'/a
46%
5
preferred
42% May 17
/
76%
147/a451/8
91.
32%
32
28% May 31
7
Nov
*76
15
46%
xl5%
19% Aug 23
4
18% Sep
21
76%
60
15%
13'/4 Jan
4
26% Jan
1
22% Oct
13,300
91%
32%
33%
45% Mar 17
64% Jan
23
12% Jun
70% Jan
75
89%
32%
33 %
Suburban- Gas
18% Jan
14
23y2
»
24
*81
'57
88
1
11
4
16% Sep
"
741/4
<15%
Co—
Broadcasting
41% Apr
48% July 21
Sep
12,400
751/8
1
Corp
Storer
22 y4 July 25
65
41%
—5
15
2.50
Inc__
Webster
&
57%'
88
23Vb
56%
•
100
Fuller
&
57V4
89
33 V4
10%
22%
5
Co Inc
&
58
23%
72
27%
r
23%
No par
common
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
5% prior preference
Stone
1
-•
5
Inc
Drug
Stevens
»
20
;
LS
Co
Stores
Bros
15% Apr
4
17
529
Sterchi
9
Jan
67
57
*87
23 Vb
*69
27Va
27%
-
20
Co
3Va%' preferred
13% Jan
Jun
22
(The)
24% Jan
Apr
20 % May
41V2
15
44%
1
Starrett
1634 Jan
:■?
42%
76%
53%
44%
86
44%
*
.
51%
52%
45%
!_20
Corp—
3
Sep
22
Warner
22
14
,
51%
53%
44%
1
Stanray Corp
22 % Aug
20 Va
26% Mar 24
Steel
60% Feb
23
Feb
52 V\
x53%
45 %
100
preferred
Pressed
14 Va Mar 17
51% July 17
30
25
convertible
10 y2 Aug
17% Jan
5
71% Dec
22% Oct
$1.20
Standard
Stanley
May 23
44% Mar 24
20% Sep
51%
54%
45Vb
10
common
Packaging Corp com
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
35% Aug 25
4
20
27
Jersey
preferred series A
26 y4 Jan
21% Mar 25
65% Jan
16
May 11
9
45% Nov
33A%
6%
Mar 28
32
Feb
27
42% Jan
19% Oct
34
52%
53%
7
Indiana
Standard
$1.60
Mar 23
82
26% Aug 25
40% Jan
21% Aug
6% May
51%
25
6.25
California
of
14,900
86
:
25
26 y4 Dec
May
Shares
87
73
15%
Industries
46% Jan
preferred
the Week
Aug. 25
42%
43%
41%
76%
Kollsman
6
62 y2 Dec
•'86
76%
Standard
3
3% Oct
75
76%
Standard
Jan
11% Jan
77 V4
5
46
Sep
26% Feb
7514
53 y4 Jun
40% Jan
855
75%
18 y4 May 15
51% Jan
5% Jun
74
9
50% Jan
1
May
44%
3
47% Dec
80
43%
Sales for
Friday
Aug. 24
43
43%
441/4
44%
23
83% Nov
•
43V4
44
com—_No par
Inc
PRICES
Thursday
86 %
5
Brands
SALE
441/4
86 %
25 Vb Jan
20 Vb Oct
.
43%
86y4
11% Jan
1
17% Dec
44%
86y4
72%, Jan
Dec
Dec
44%
87
20
Jun
6% Dec
44%
13
May 16
206
HIGH
13% Sep
38
12% July
*86%
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 23
Aug. 22
79% Aug 22
40
Jan
44V4
No par
Co
D
Tuesday
Aug. 21
No par
common
preferred
Square
Monday
78% May 12
35
Nox
Inc
LOW
.
-
Par
30 y2 Jun
12
10% May 11
12% May 11
44 % May
,
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Jan
29% Mar
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1960
Lowest
27
25%
26%
43,600
25,600
35%
35%
35%
69
69
69
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,200
22 Va
22%
22 V*
22%
16.200
1%
lVa
1 Va
1%
11,000
35%
*67%
16%
22%
1%
65 /a
65 Va
65
32%
43 V*
43 Va
43 Va
*94%
.
95 Va
*94 Va
30%r
.
73%
30
74 Va
29%
74
/4
s
■
1-
6,100
65%
65
'33 V*
33%
1,300
-
-33
'
43%
95
■
360
2,900
50
30%
6,600
75 V*
9300
■
26
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, August 28, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
85 % Oct
116 % Jun
25
95% July 24
13
NEW
Highest
115
Feb
27
157
Feb
6
Dec
19
Aug 23
152
Aug
1
3% Dec
20
8% Jan
4
4
Jan
6
15% Dec
8
31% Feb
12
17
Jan
3
23 % Mar 28
7 % Oct
24
13% Jan
15
9% Jan
3
29
40
Jan
22
35 Va Jan
17
US
6% Mar 21
148
34'A Nov
161
7% Mar
30'A Sep
1
83A Sep
30
5
Jan
4
26 Va Jan
43% Jan
25
35
26
78
26
41% Oct
64
Jan
4
33
Nov
27
47
25% Dec
21
45 % Dec
22
Sep
6
33
2
US
US
5
77% Aug
6
64 Va Aug
3
11
160% May 16
6
48% May 26
US
US
26
Jan
3
40% May 17
19
45% Jan
4
52% Jun
103'A Jan
5
75 % Jan
3
141% Jan
3
8%
Jun
15
23% Jan
6
32 Va May 24
14
37% Nov
10
35
Jan
9
3
363A Jun
23
29 % Jan
3
39% July 11
53% Apr 10
Steel
US
22
May
Co
Corp
Tobacco
7%
Co
133A July 11
11
Jan
3
23
United
30
43% May 17
Universal-Cyclops
47
Universal
Jan
3
30% Jan
10
Jan
6
159% Nov
21
153% Jan
9
41% Apr
14
80% Jun
17
148
38
Apr
4
May 11
8%
163% May 31
July 24
20
*18 Va
20
18
19
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
16%
62
Jan
Stockyards
Whelan
Match
23
30% Jan
4
61% Jun
6
Universal
Oil
29
43% Mar
7
68
4
Universal
Pictures
70 % Feb
16
18
78
Aug 10
48% Feb 28
85
Feb
8
4%%
1
Apr
14
Upjohn
30 % Oct
29% Dec
15% Oct
11
Jan
25
33% Mar 10
5
44
Jan
5
30% Jan
3
387/a Jun
343A Jan
5
18
3
29% May
15% Sep
2
9% July 25
28% Jan
6
14 Va Apr
36
12
14
22 Va Sep
2
28
24
67% Jun
20
31
24
51% Dec
20
Oct
Sep
Jan
30 Va Apr
27
Van
77% Apr
27
42% Jun
23
28
30
28
107
34% Jan
26
106 Va Aug
4
Aug 10
18
89
82 Va Jun
23
90 Va Aug
Jan
Jun
21
Jan
24
$4.20
Mar 20
$4.12
preferred
9% Jan
4
137/, Jan
4
17
8
14
87% Jan
3
100
98% Jan
5
107 Vt Jun
13% Feb
Vulcan
6
5%
May 12
1
Materials
20
77
61%
58%
59%
60
61%
157
156%
47%
157
156%
50
60%
15,100
157
47
47%
46%
1,200
35%
35%
35
36
8,900
50%
50%
50%
1,200
*50
46 %
86%
84%
85%
84%
84%
84%
85 %
42,800
142%
142%
142%
142%
142%
142%
142%
2,600
30%
5,600
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
30%
*38 Va
30%
38 %
38%
38 Va
38'A
*38 Va
38%
37%
37%
41 %
41
41 %
41
41%
40%
40%
41
41
*20%
21 Va
21
21
"21
21 %
21
21
1
30%
*21
210
7,600
21%
200
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
38%
39
38%
10,100
39%
39
39%
38%
39%
38%
39%
4,100
42
42
43 %
*161%
43
43%
161%
42
42%
41%
41%
2,700
.
s
162%
39%
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39%
38
38%
38 Va
39%
39%
54%
v.
161%
38%
com____l
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1,310
85%
163
Co
7,400
77%
60
157
156%
47%
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41 %
42
40%
56%
53%
54%
52 %
54 %
43,500
52 Va
53
52%
53%
50
24,100
50
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52%
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50
163
50
163
161%
162
70
49
78%
79
79
79%
79%
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80
80
53%
52
52%
52%
53
52%
53
37
5
49
78%
52 %
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12.80
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37%
53%
37%
37%
34,900
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
38 '/a
6,400
50
600
170
Inc
33%
preferred__
5
<
1.25
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
33%
33%
22%
21%
22'A
21%
21%
21%
21%
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10
lOVa
10'A
10%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
2,100
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
33
33%
400
24%
24 %
24%
24'/a
24'A
23%
24
24
24%
2,000
54 Va
53'A
54
52
53%
51%
52%
51%
52
51%
48 Ve
52
50
51%
36
35'A
35%
35%
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53%
52
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com
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21%
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.
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•
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com
22 %
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1
21%
53%
—
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36 Va
*118
61%
104 Va
100
52
50%
36
37%
120
49%
36%
105
117%
104'%
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61%
117%
61%
104%
.
..
84%
Co
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84 Va
100
*87%
89%
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89%
*86 Va
88 Va
*86 Va
88%
1
common—
preferred
Xl 1%
16
_
5%%
preferred
100
preferred-
16
100
11%
11%
11%
16
*16
16%
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99
*97%
99
*102 Va
105
*102 Va
105
....
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114
61%
100
_
convertible
76
*38 Va
6%%
July 21
77%
141%
142%
163
preferredpreferred
87
4,100
49 Va
36 Va
100
90
6,000
30%
49
50
1
preferred
9
24%
30
49%
35%
2.50
Chemical
6
4
102 Va Apr
$5
$4.04
...
24%
29%
*76 Va
1
__
26
7
24%
29%
49 %
49%
dividend partic preferred.100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
8
Mar
4
15
_
Carolina
24%
49%
50
com_No par
Inc
85
Jan
19
Co
61 %
24%
30%
35%
6%
3
107% Feb
3
July
85
83
16
62 % Aug
15% Jan
2
8
Jun
Jan
81 Va
Virginia
94% Apr
8
13% Jun
84 Va Dec
93
103
Aug 31
Vendo
18
May 15
Co
77%
24%
1
Inc
W
49%
48
30c
—
2,100
29%
.
34%
Associates—
77% Mar 30
125
13
49% Jan 27
24
85
29
82% Jan
7% Oct
28
Feb
Raalte
43% Apr
July 14
of
Indus
convertible
Varian
397/a Dec
Jan
$2.28
3
113% Dec
80
35% Mar 15
Corp
Norman
4
9
99% Jan
Vanadium
Van
49%
47
100
Light
30%
49%
1
&
24%
49%
47%
Corp
—
8%
49%
30 Va
200
31%
*8%
34%
,_No par
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
2
12
197/a Jan
22
54 Va Dec
6
Co
31%
8%
34
preferred__25
Products
31%
*8%
47%
Co
Power
46% Jan
Apr
79
Utah
23
5
19% Dec
21 Ve Mar
38% Feb
20
38 Va Oct
26% Feb
May
31%
8%
156 Va
86
8,400
19,100
42%
31%
49%
85
*40
*8%
50
142%
4%
31%
50
16%
4%
42%
10,800
156
8%
♦76 Va
62%
*40
99%
*154
31%
24%
157
98%
156
8%
30%
■
77Va
61%
preferred
59
13
21
30Va
100
53 Va Dec
Aug
24%
*
154
42%
*40
42%
31%
49%.A50'A-
156%
Corp
33% Dec
Jun
24'A
30
5
Steel
5
84
8%
preferred—100
Tobacco
24
62% Jun
31%
*8%
156
*154
16%
*40
31 %
*76Va
156
15%
43
5
preferred—,
Universal
3
16%
5
Corp_____
Leaf
28'A Jan
38
*40
154
1
Corp
21% Oct
41'A Feb-16
15%
101'A
10
common
12
4
*18%
Pharmaceutical
&
Feb
15
20
non-cumulative
Vitamin
United
51% Jan
*18%
*18
1
100
27 Va May 10
34 % Dec
20
50
50
common
6
2
5
preferred
18% Apr
26
4%
common
1st
24% Mar 29
26% Dec
5
common
8
29% Oct
4%
common
15'A Jan
9
5
Corp
Smelting Ref & Min com
preferred
U S
34'A Jan
24
Inc
non-cum
7%
5
Shares
4%
Shoe
U S
91% May 17
147 Vt Jun
Aug 25
26 % Aug 25
the Week
Aug. 25
5
7%
9
Friday
Aug. 24
96%
98%
156
preferred-
Rubber
Sales for
Thursday
4%
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
US
4
PRICES
*153 Va
preference
Co
SALE
100
Plywood Corp common-,.,—1„,,,.
3%% preferred series B
100
149 Va Jan
148
Lines
HIGH
Aug. 23
93%
99%
common__82%c
US
Mar
Jan
35% Mar
A
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 22
99Va 100
100Va
preferred series A
4%%
27% Apr
27
12
Apr
class
Tuesday
Aug. 21
4
common
Mach
Industries
US
46% Jan
11
Monday
Par
preferred
4 % %
6
50% Sep
4
US
Mar 27
Co
Hoffman
5%
53% May 18
a
36% Apr
28
69 %
75
Aug 31
Jan
5
157% Aug
144
139% Jan
9
3
19
26% Jan
30
40% Aug 10
7 %
7
36% Jun
3
7
50% Jan
25
25% Nov
Jan
5
7% Jan
22% Mar
20 % Oct
75
26% Jan
6
8
25% Jun
Aug
Gypsum
US
17% July 17
40 Va
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
115
61%
104
*115
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83%
117
61%
104%
*33%
*115
62
103%
117
60%
'
104%
1,100
14,900
20,200
3,600
900
'
61%
105
11,600
105
83%
83%
83%
83%
84%
87 Va
89'A
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89%
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89%
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88 Va
*86 Va
88%
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270
88%
*
11%
11%
11%
11%
16
16 Va
16
16
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99'A
99 Va
99%
*98%
100
♦102%
100
.
.
105
*98%
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105
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11%
105
11%
7,000
16%
400
20
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fit.
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W
62
Dec
80
May 13
1
71% July 28
85'A Feb
28
10
29 Va Feb
28
Wabash
23% Nov
1
44% Jan
25
11% Dec
30
18% Jun
8
11
Aug 10
14
Mar 13
Waldorf
45
14
60% Aug 24
57
Jan
4
73
Mar
7
Walgreen
Walker
Jan
35 Va Aug
40% Dec
4
27 Va Dec
24'/a Feb
23
6
38'A Jan
6
54 Va Aug
8
Dec
19
26% Feb
2
41 Va Apr
4
30
15% Jan
4
9 Va Nov
21
15% Jan
15
81% Dec
15
89 Va Jan
7
7
5
Nov
Sep
37% Mar
1
27
10Va Jan
5 4'A Dec
14
21% Mar
Ward
86% Mar 16
3
28
May
5
87
July 17
2
6%
Oct
51
Feb
8
29% Sep
20
37% Jun
30
34% Feb
4
54% Nov
22
53% Jan
3
38% May 25
44% Sep
13
41% Jan
5
54
30
81% Aug 23
64
Warner
9
86 Va Apr
3
9
Warren
May
27
45 Va Jan
4
30% Jan
3
38% Jan 23
30 Va Jan
15
25% Jan
6
34'A July 26
1
7% Jan
14
4% Jan
4
7'A May 31
9 Va Dec
29
4
10 % Jan
4
94
Jan
5
102
85
July 11
91
May
87
Apr
Dec
17
Jan
Jan
4
98 Va Aug 30
82 Va Feb
1
89
87
78 Va Jan
Oct
Jun
86
19
3
20
30 Va Oct
26
56% Jan
4
92 Va Feb
17
97% Sep
82% Jan
29
33 %
Jan
35% Jan
4
29% Feb
17
41% Jun
17
Nov
16
98
22
Oct
25
26
May 11
37
Jan
6
31
25% Dec
14
24
17 Va Nov
93
28% May
16% Apr
14
17
Aug
93
17 Va Apr
1
May 11
Western
Air
47% Aug 25
Western
Auto
19
99
30 % Jan
4
27
Jan
37% Jan
4
4
4
16
6
27
39% Jan
3
32% Jan
5
22
3
Oct
25
65
Jun
10
40
89 Va
Aug 18
77 Va Jan
Sep
4
6
103 Va Dec
28
62% Jan
6
92% Dec
22
98
Sep
104
9 2'A Jan
3
99% Jun
3
34% May 19
22
27% Jan
28
68
37 Va Mar 14
Oct
36
14
6% Nov
% July
67% Jan
31
98 Va Oct
102
Dec
27
52% Jan
18% Oct
21
28% Jan
31% Mar 10
48
Oct
Dec
2
Jun
9
White
Dental
9
White
Motor
103
5% %
Mar 10
3
13 Ve May 10
Apr
6
26
Jan
Jan
5
49
May 15
20% Jan
White
„$3
4
27% Mar 20
White
Wilcox
26
Jan
26
41% Jan
6
121% Apr
29% Jan
12
22% Jan
3
39% May
Jan
25
25% Feb
9
22% Dec
2
30% Jan
8
75
July 11
66 Va
Apr
66
Jan
4
49
Jan
3
95
Oct
13
67'A May 22
87
Jan
3
94% Jun
Jan
6
78
10
Apr
7% Nov
1
101
7
Dec
10% Jan
23
95
14
26% Oct
3
19'A Sep
28
25
0*1/
8% Feb
89 Va Feb
17
,an
toll/ »an
oc
18% Dec 27
25
a
129% Sep
rBntn?1^81"5 asked prices;
mpicy acl,
or securities
'
19% Jan
1
no
129
97,% Jan
sales
assumed
by
on
such
this
Feb
6%
14
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75%
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75%'
2,500
49%
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50
6,100
5
36
36%
30%
30%
1,700
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
10,300
12%
12%
4%%
4
pfd
series
100
B
—100
128
16
4
day.
25
companies.
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12%
98
98'A
98%
89
89
89
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86
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86
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38%
37%
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13
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90%
180
140
■
86
37'A
5,400
99%
90%
■
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37%
86
37%
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13,700
22%
24
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23%
46%
46%
13,600
45%
46%
46 Vs
47
46%
47
46%
47%
9,400
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100
*96%
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99%
2
com__No par
preferred
40
*96%
95
100
95
96
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96
*94%
96
10
*96'A
100
40
41%
40%
41
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40%
41%
40%
41 Va
41
41%
18,500
29%
30%
30
30%
30'A
30'A
29 Va
29%
29
29%
3,200
99%
31
32
32
32
32
32
32
No par
32
*31%
32
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
2.50
25%
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26
43%
45'A
45%
46%
45%
46%
10
45%
46%
46
46%
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39,500
29
28%
29'/a
29
29'A
28'/a
28%
28%
29
14,200
43'A
66,200
common_6.25
100
100
10
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43%
43%
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43%
84%
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43%
83%
115
*105
51%
51%
83%
115
51%
51%
43 Ve
43%
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42%
84%
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83%
115
*105
50%
51%.
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96
29'/a
29%
•
43 Va
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51
*95
96
95%
95%
95
95
29%
30%
29'A
30
74
73%
73%
20
43%
44
44
45
44%
45
1
43%
44%
55%
55%
54%
55%
54%
55%
53 '/a
54%
common
100
*102
*102
103
1
11%
12
♦25'A
26
preferred
103
11%
20
*25'A
common
11%
26
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74
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29'A
103
11%
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.
95%
3,000
96
29%
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103
11%
400
50%
29%
29%
74
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11%
1,100
115
50%
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1,100
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5
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42%
83%
115
80
preferred
370
9,000
74
100
43%
44
3,400
53%
54%
9,200
♦101
11%
102%
11%
11%
*25'A
26
*25'A
26
*25'A
*43
44%
*43
44%
♦42%
3,300
26
-.45
44%
22
22%
22%
23%
4,500
45'A
45'A
45%
46%
1,200
47
47'A
47%
8,900
Inc
common__No par
-
50
44
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50%
49Ve
50%
48'A
49'A
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47
va
-
100
No par
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*80%
83
10
42%
42%
41%
42
10c
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1
8'/a
8%
35'A
36%
35%
35%
35'A
36
35%
36'A
35%
36
48
48%
11,000
48
48
48'A
49
48'A
48%
48%
49%
14,000
128
Co
Inc
Inc
Stores
Power
Co
com—10
preferred
100
83
,
*80'A
83
*80'A
83
40%
40
*39'A
39%
8 Va
*81
83
-
39
39%
1,400
8%
900
*126%
128
*126%
128%
*126%
128'/a
10
33%
34
33%
35%
35 Ve
35%
34%
35%
35%
29%
35%
29%
11,300
*29%
30'A
30'A
30'A
30'A
30'A
30%
10
30%
75'A
75%
1,600
75%
76%
76
76'A
75%
76'A
76
76%
58%
59%
11,100
57%
58%
57'A
57%
57%
88 Va
58%
89
58%
87%
1 58
4,100
89
88%
88%
*88 Va
89
89
89
2,030
123
122
123
1,700
Public Service
Corp
Co
(FW)
Co
Corp
Youngstown
Sheet
120%
10
5
24%
Zenith Radio Corp
preferred
116%
issues
are
1
x
cumulative
Ex-dividend,
unless
22%
y Ex^-rights.
otherwise
32%
10%
123
32%
123
10%
119
122
10%
122
32%
10%
117
32%
32%
2
indicated.
24 Va
24 Va
24%
23 %
*23 %
106%
106%
105%
106%
105 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
182%
Ex-distribution,
.
190
tin
23
186
191%
bankruptcy
or
•.
'
receivership
22
10'A
121%
33%
32%
24
•
10
10%
1,800
127%
22,000
33
8,500
23%
23%
2,100
105%
10,500
22%
187'A
being
127
105%
105%.
22
183%
or
127
10%
123
186%
180
distributed,
10%
117%
32%
122%
122
106%
106
wdWhen
122
10%
32%
Tube__No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
&
*126%
122
9%
114%
1.25
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
191% Aug 23
sale.
12%
88 Va
10
Xerox
36% Jun
8
29'A May 15
114% May 17
24% July 10
rCash
12%
98
1,700
*94'/a
No par
Elec
Woolworth
127% Aug 25
3
5%
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4Va%
series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
6
6
Aug 10
12% Apr
5%
_5
com
common
Mfg
5%
1
Co
100
Ry
5'A
49
96
Inc
Electric
Woodward Iron
5
88% Jun
'
30%
Industries
Wisconsin
35% Aug 22
31 Va Jun
278//" Jan 3
22 Va July 20
887/® Jan 3
8
n
Aug 28
75%
50
46'A
Co
Wisconsin
49'A Aug 25
3
94% July 19
84% Oct
74%
50
36%
preferred
Winn-Dixie
9
14
29
31% Aug 17
80% Mar 10
75%
v.
22
Windsor
41% Oct
75%
51
45'A
10
8
75%
50%
22
13'A Jan
Mar
2,400
75
46%
Wilson-Jones
59
8,000
49
22
17
119
83 %
48
46%
43 Ve Aug
21
81%
50%
21%
4
43% Sep
127% Sep
30%
82
45%
5
29
12,500
31
80%
49%
22
3
31
30%
30
83'A
51 'A
45
79% Jan
25% Oct
31%
22
27% Jan
36% Apr
31
130
1
41% Jan
8'/a July 19
3,300
5
15% Sep
29 % Nov
8
13,800
83%
Inc
83% Aug 18
&
78
24%
83
Co—
Oil
$4.25
78
23%
83
No par
RR
Co
Stores
Wilson
78
24
83
44
28% Dec
29
78
22%
86
50
11
May 27
32 'A
79
23%
82'A
preferred
10% May 11
79
78
82
23
82%
-25 'A
*50%
preference
56% Apr 26
52 Va July
6
84'A Feb 17
23 Vt Jan
2,000
30%
2nd
convertible
44% July 25
22
9
32
78
11
*36 Ve
Sewing Machine
Prior
13
30%
79'A
31%
8%
10%
30%
convertible
Feb
65
23%
78%
8%
11
No par
preferred
4%%
78
24%
8 Va
10%
36%
Pacific
Whirlpool Corp
1
37
21
45
$5
78
22%
9'A
11
83%
preferred
60 Va Jun
9
7% Jan
4
32% May
82
5
25
8
36
10 -
99% Jan
8
27% July 12
24'/a Nov 15
Jan
43 Ve Aug 24
40% Jan
3
6
Aug 31
14 Va Jan
21
8
Jun
77'A
78%
8%
10%
50%
3.80% preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
5
48,900
38
9'A
11
30%
Supply
Westinghouse
10
Jun
2
70
Sep
Jan
'/a Jan 23
56
48
Mar
109
3
34% Jan
July 26
64
88
2
42% Jan
2
22
50
3
Feb
1,600
8%
38
8
11
82%
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
Apr
4
29'A Aug 16
-38%
38'A
*38
8%
11
50
Western
55
1
May
83% Aug
28
41% Sep
Jan
38%
38
8
10%
"A
49%
Maryland
25
38'A
38
v
50
Bancorporation
21 Va Oct
38
53%
*36 Va
Western
13
3,500
57%
53 Ve
31
Western
Jan
2,100
53 Va
57'A
53'A
36%
41 % Aug 22
57
57%
52%
57%
52%
50%
Lines
non-cum
57%
52%
57%
53
36 Va
37% Mar 21
4%
57'A
52%
'58
52%
31
13
Western
900
57
57%
36%
Va July 19
Apr 25
28% Mar 17
7,700
11%
32
4.80%
38
28
11'A
36
July 28
Aug 18
July 18
27 Va
11%
*76
84%
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common__5
4%% preferred
100
Jan
27 Va
*11%
77'A
31'A
Power
96
200
27'A
11'A
1
preferred
19% Jan
76
27%
11'A
*76
82'A
4.10%
8
76
26%
11%
49%
1
Kentucky Coal Co
6
77%
27%
11%
5
Penn
24
77
27 Ve
11%
5
West
4.20%
77
27%
11%
Co
West
5
.)
76
27%
Mills
Motor
Wayne Knitting
Corp
35% Jan
31
102
Waukesha
*74'
No par
Pharmaceutical
Co
Welbilt
July 29
38% Oct
45
(SD)
7
98 Va Mar
30
5
10
May 31
42% Jan
25
_1
Inc
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
3
July 14
4
100
Corp
Warner-Lambert
55
Jun
1
Co
6
Jan
'f f
2.50
Pictures
32 Ve Aug
Dec
23 Va
Bros
3
22
_50c
common
Industries
Warner
77% Aug 17
16% Jan
No par
Col-.
Baking Co
preferred
Ward
8
15
45% May
27
Walworth
Aug 14
10
(Hiram) > G & W
Wallace & Tiernan Inc_
1
__15
No par
Co
11'A Mar 28
Jan
6
System
13 Ve Jun
4
52% Jan
18
9
7% Aug 14
10% Jan
75
iOO
RI^.4%% preferred
Wagner Electric Corp
;
22%
3,000
184
reorganized
V
:
186%
under
51,200
the
Bank-
Number 6085
Volume 194
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Chronicle
Financial
(867)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
The
FRIDAY-WEEKLY-YEARLY
italic
letters
In
the
column
when the bonds mature.
Lowest
86.8
Lowest
Highest
86.8
11
Apr
96.12 Feb
Highest
Mar
8
89
BONDS
Mar
8
month
Aug. 21
Low
High
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thirsds*
Wednesday
Aug. 23
Low
High
Tuesday
Aug. 22
Low
High,
*102.2
102.10
*100.20 100.28
Monday
STOCK
Treasury 4%s
May 15 1975-1985
Treasury 4s
Oct
1 1969
Treasury 4s
Feb
1 1980
Treasury 3%s
May 15 1968
Treasury 37/bs
Nov 15 1974 ~
•Treasury.3%s
May 15 1966v i • Treasury 3%s
Nov 15 1967
Treasury 3 %s
Nov 15 1980
Treasury 3%s
Feb 15 1990
Treasury 3%s___
Nov 15 1998
Treasury 3%s
Nov 15 1966
Treasury 3%s
Jun 15 1978-1983
Treasury 3%s
May 15 1985
Treasury 3s
Feb 15 1964
Treasury 3s
Aug 15 1966
Treasury 3s
Feb 15 1995
Treasury 2%s
Sep 15 1961
Treasury 2%s
Dec 15 1960-1965
n.Treasury 2%s_
Feb 15 1965
Treasury 2y2s
Nov 15 1961
Treasury 2'/as.
Jun 15 1962-1967
Treasury 2%s__
Aug 15 1963
Treasury 2%s
Dec 15 1963-1968
Treasury 2y2s
Jun 15 1964-1969
Treasury 2y2s
Dec 15 1964-1969
Treasury 2y2s
Mar 15 1965-1970
Treasury 2 %s
Mar 15 1966-1971
\
Treasury 2V2s
Jun 15 1967-1972
Treasury 2 '/as
Sep 15 1967-1972
Treasury 2yas
Dec 15 1967-1972
Treasury 2%s
Jun
15 1959-1962
Treasury 2%s_
Dec
15 1959-1962
18
89
YORK
EXCHANGE
11
Apr
96.12 Feb
18
NEW
the
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point.
LOW AND
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1
Range for Year 1960
Exchange
Indicate In each case
Period"
"Interest
headed
Week
Aug. 25
High
Low
Bonds <$)
High
♦102
102.8
*101.30
102.6
*101.30
102.6
*100.18
100.26
•100.20
100.28
*100.18
100.26
*99.16
99.24
•99.18
99.26
*99.18
99.26
*99.2
99.6
•99.6
99.10
♦99.6
99.10
*98.12
98.20
♦98.10
98.18
*98.8
98.16
; *99.26
99.30
*99.30
102.8
*100.18
100.26
*99.16
99.24
*99.18
99.26
*99.2
99.6
*99.4
*98.12
98.20
*98.14
99.8
98.22
*99.26
99.30
*98.2
98.6
98.6
*98.6
98.10
♦98.6
*93
93.8
*93
93.8
♦92.28
93.4
•92.24
93
*92.24
*90.14
90.22
*90.14
90.22
*90.12
90.20
•90.8
90.16
*90.2
90.10
*89.14
89.22
*89.14
89.22
*89.12
89.20
*89.8
89.16
*89.4
89.12
*99.28
.»
100
*98.4
♦98.2
98.8
100.2
98.10
93
98.2
*98
98.4
*88.22
88.30
*88.26
89.2
*88.24
89
•88.18
88.26
*88.18
88.26
*88.22
*98.22
88.30
*88.26
*98.22
♦88.24
89
•88.18
88.26
*88.18
88.26
*98.22
98.26
*98.24
98.28
*96.28
97
*96.30
89.2
98.26
97.2
*96.28
97
•96.30
97.2
*97
97.4
*85.18
85.26
*85.16
85.24
*85.10
85.18
*85.6
85.14
*97.28
*97.30
98
*97.28
98.2
-
98.26
'
85.30
*85.22
*100
*100
100.1
*100.13 100.17
*99.31
*96.2
*99.31
100
98
*98.25
98.29
►100
100.1
•100
100.1
*100
100.2
•100.13
100.1
100.17
*100.13
96.6
*96.2
•97.20
*99.30 100,2
100.17
*100.13
100.17
*100.14
100.18
96.6
*96.2
96.6
*100
100
•96.6
100.1
96.10
100.1
♦100
96.10
*96.6
100.2
*100
———
*92.2
92.10
*92.6
92.14
*92.2
92.10
•92.12
92.20
*92.10
92.18
*98.15
98.17
*98.15
98.17
*98.15
98.17
•98.16
98.18
*98.16
98.18
*89.22
89.30
*89.26
90.2
*89.10
89.18
*90.6
90.14
*90.6
90.14
*89.8
89.16
*89.12
89.20
*89.12
89.20
*89.22
89.30
*89.20
89.28
*88.24
89
•89.6
89.14
*89.2
89.10
*88.22
88.30
*88.26
89.2
*88.10
88.18
*88.16
88.24
*88.16
88.24
♦89.2
89.10
*89
89.18
87.22
*87.30
88.6
*87.8
87.16
*87.14
87.22
*87.14
*87.30
*86.6
86.14
*86.12
86.20
*86.12
86.20
*86.28
87.4
*86.28
87.4
*86.6
86.14
*86.12
86.20
*86.12
86.20
•86.28
87.4
*86.28
87.2
.
"
■
«.
*86.6
86.14
*86.12
86.20
*86.12
86.20
*86.28
87.4
*86.26
87.2
*99.14
99.16
*99.14
99.16
♦99.14
99.16
*99.15
99.17
*99.16
99.18
*99
99.2
*99
99.2
♦99
99.2
•99.1
99.3
*99
99.2
15
1985
*103.8
104.8
*103.16
104.16
104.24
•103.24
104.24
*103.16
1
1980
*100.16
101.16
*100.24
101.24
*100.24
101.24
•100.24
101.24
*100.16
1961
Feb
*100
100.16
*100
100.16
♦100
100.16
•100
101.24
*101
102
101.8
__Nov
*103.24
104.16
101.16
•
*100
101.16
m
Dec
1
1973
*100.16
101.16
*100.16
101.16
4y2s
Jan
1
1977
*100
101
*100
101
♦100.8
101.8
•100.8
*99.16
100.16
May
1
1978
*95.24
96.24
*95.24
96.24
*96
97
*96
97
*95.16
96.16
4 Vis
Jan
15
1979
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*96
97
•96
97
*95.16
96.16
3%s
4%s
May 15
Oct
1
1962
Jan
1
1969
Oct
15
*96.14
1968
3y2s
3V2S
97.24
*100
*96.24
100.16
*96.24
97.24
95.16
*94.16
♦94.16
95.16
97.24
*96.24
97.24
100.16
*100
100.16
*100
*94.16
100.16
•100
95.16
3s
1971
*93
94
*93
94
*93
94
*93
94
*93.16
93
*91
93
*91
93
*91
93
*90.16
as
yet
been
-
94.16
*91
92
1
1981
*82
84
*82
84
*82
84
*82
84
*83.16
*87
88
*87
88
♦87
88
*87
88
*87.16
.
85
1972
89
Serial bonds 1950 2s_Feb
IThis issue has not
——
95.16
-July 15
Mar
1
3%s
3s
_
100.16
*94.16
Oct
!
■
97.16
*96.24
*100
95.16
*94.16
May 15 1975
3%s
33/bs
price. No sales transacted this day.
-
100.4
*100.16
*100.24
4%s
and asked
,
88.6
Development
14 %s
•Bid
——
*
Reconstruction &
4 %s
Sales for
FridPl
Aug. 24
Low
*102
International Bank for
5s
27
1976
admitted
*83
84
*83
84
♦83
84
•83
84
*83.16
85
1962
15
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
•98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
-
—
to Stock Exchange dealings.
(Range for Week Ended August 25)
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
New York
or
Sale Price
City
Range
Friday's
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
Bid & Asked
.
1980
Stock
Corporate
Exchange
-
Low
No.
High
,
Low
High
—June-Dec
92
92 &
77
Brazil
er
Friday's
Bid * Asked
!>
Low
High
Bonds
Bangs Sine*
Sold
Jan. 1
•
Low
No.
High
(continued)—
§• 7s Central Ry 1952
9411
91-ft
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Last
Period Sals Fries
BONDS
.
New York .Stock
Unification Issue—
Transit
3%
Last
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
155 ^
155
95%
94%
96
84%
•132
—
(interest
1
95%
June-Dec
5%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced
-Caldas
-
Foreign Securities
■Canada
2%s 1975—
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s
I •Chile (Republic) external
Wertheim & Co.
..,
i
assented
•
REctor 2-2300
120
Teletype
Broadway, New York
6s
•
6s
Akershus
(Kingdom of Norway)
Amsterdam
(City
SV^s
of)
1968
4s
(Dept) collateral 7s A
§• External sinking fund Is ser B
§• External sinking fund Is ser C
SeExternal sinking fund 7s ser D
30-year 3s
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1973
§«Antioquia
Australia
*89y2
102%
1945
Jan-July
1945—J an-July
99
102
103
*96 Vb
*96%
Jan-July
Jan-July
*96I/b
Jan-July
1946
1945
f $ bonds 1978-
s
•
FOREIGN
AND
48%
*96i/8
89%
34
99
104
3y2s
3%s
33/4S
20-year
June-Bee
_
1966
92%
June-Dec
91
92%
921/4
45%
53%
90
4
93
92%
8
90%
93%
1962
Feb-Aug
99 33'
99 32
11
98%
99 §!
1969
June-Dec
90
91
3
89
95 %
15-year 4y2s 1971
—.June-Dec
95
961/4
8
92%
96%
15-year 4%s 1973
May-Nov
15-year
15-year
15-year
—
1972
5s
Mar-Sept
20-year 5s.,- 1978li
20-year sy2s 1979
99
32
94%
100%
95%
7
100'/a 100%
14
92%
96 %
102%
98
__
May -Nov
Mar-Sepf
April-Oct
April-Ocf
:
20-year 5V2s 1981
95 i/b
95%
967/8
96%
96%
156
96%
97%
June-Dec
:
20-year 5'As April 1980
20-year 5%s Oct 1980_;
95%
-Jan-July
:
98
98
98%
50
94%
100 %
96%
'96%
15
98'/a
98%
28
95
95%
.
13
'
■;
93%
97
■
98
■
103%
.
14'
.
94%
99 %
94
/.
6%s
assented
5y2s extl
(Rep)
f $ 1973
s
Austrian Governments 4y2s assented
§ •Bavaria
(Free State)
debs
47/bs
adj
(series
6y2s
8)
1945
1965
Belgian Congo 5Vis extl loan 1973
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s
5y2s
loan
external
• Berlin
(City
§»6%s
47/bS
of)
6s
external
1980
1964_June-Dec
1972
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
1958
loan
1950
debt
adj ser A 1970—
debt adj ser B 1978
4y2s
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
—ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
88
88
5
83%
94
35%
36
10
90
35
Credit Froncier
95%
2
99%
100%
101% 101%
25
99%
104%
81
*75
6s
79%
93
88
s
Berlin
f
debentures
Power
Debt
1955
Apn'Z-Oct
:
f debentures 1951
s
6y2s
4V2s debentures
series
1978
B
1978
Jan-July
Jan-July
_
s
f
6y2s
of
1926
6%)
External
s
f
6V2s
of
1979_
1927
due
April-Ocf
1957
April-Ocf
96%
45 V*
•90
91%
45%
91%
*42
45%
•90
91
91
•42
45%
45%
1993—
April-Ocf
May-Nov
May-Nov
June-Dec
41%
46
1957—
June-Dec
1963
6s
(State)
73
81%
72
95%
For
to
3.375% )
1979
footnotes, see page 36
5s
3s
•Good
82%
85
'117
*82%
83%
91%
91%
*42
45 %
' 45%
*42
*90
91
•42
45%
92%
45%
*90
91%
91%
45
45
42
*90
*42
3%
*83%
4
22
3
86%
-
153
i
•70
72%
70%
101
72
37
5%
89
153
—s,
70
77
65
73
fund
7s
83
85
dollar bonds
dollar
1973
99%
106
40
33%
66
2
45%
53%
99% 104%
15
98%
*—
..
Government—
.
.
64
73
75
-
96 V«
90%
*__
11
*89%
II
•
102
-
—
'
-
—
—^-June-Bee - 101V*
June-Bee
Works—
100% 102
86%
89%
8
99%
79
102%
84%
79
79
1
94%
1963—Jan-July
,
64
75
•90%
-April-Ocf
1930^-
64
*__
—
April-Ocf
1972
31
104%
—
April-Ocf
1980
part paid 1964
• 6s
part paid 1968
7s
99%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1972_
bonds
51
39%
46%
20
April-Ocf
Feb-Apg
dollar bonds 1969—
dollar bonds 1972
dollar bonds
101%
38
46%
101%
39
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of 1924
Hope Steel & Iron
s
f mtge 1945-
Greek
•
April-Ocf
29
*90
Jan-July
—Jan-July
May-Nov
—May-Nov
10-year bonds of 1936—
3s conv & fund issue 1953 due
Prussian Conversion 1953 loans—
97
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
43%
(interest reduced to
5%s
4s
82%
42
—.
June-Dec
June-Dec
—Jan-July
extended to 1960
sinking
German
'117
82%
<
45%
—
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5%s debt adjustment 1973
192%
72
96%
92%
45%
*■
—
De France—
International loan of
June-Dec
1957__April-Ocf
(interest
90
91
*42
(Kingdom of) 5%s 1974El Salvador (Republic of) —
3%s external s f $ bonds Jan 1 1976
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
*132
due
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.375%)
_
81
*70
June-Dec
external 8s 1941
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced, to 3,5%)
1978——
External
*76
91
—
1961
•Stamped assented
3s
A
•
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
Denmark
Light Co Inc—
&
debentures series
§ •Brazil (U S. of)
•
192
192%
adjustment—■
4 %s
•
192
Feb-Aug
45%
•42
1961—Mar-Sepf
gtd extl loan 1979
(Republic of) 4%s external 1977
Cudinamarca (Dept of) 3s 1978—
4%s
June-Dec
1959
•90
92%
91%
(Republic of) 7s 1967
§»Frankfurt on Main 6%s 1953
City Electric Co—
debentures
6V2s
91%
45
91%
—
44%
•Estonia
Berlin
*42
91
Cuba
48
100% 100%
*80
91%
91%
•90/
99%
Czechoslovakia
100%
53
91%
•90
5 %s
Austria
»
June-Dec
—June-Dec
•Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1961——April-Oct
6s assented 1961
—ApriZ-Oct
•Guaranteed
sinking fund
6s
1962—May-Nov
• 6s assented 1962
May-Nov
__
• Chilean
Consol Municipal 7s 1960
Mar-Sepf
• 7s
assented
1960
Mar-Sepf
• Chinese
(Hukuang «y) 5s 1951
June-Dec
«
—
§ •Cologne
(City of)
6%s 1950
Mar-Sepf
4%s debt adjustment 1970
Mar-Sepf
• Colombia
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961-April-Ocf
4. <
• 6s
of 1927 Jan 1961
———-Jan-July
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,
—
•
—
45%
—
—
*42
1962—:
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• 6%s assented 1957
—
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—
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105
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assented Sept
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• 6s
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103
—
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85
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1961
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81
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1960
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—
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-
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-—May-Nov
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Interest
BONDS
Last
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BONDS
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1980
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1951
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10
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160
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conv
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1977
series K
debentures 19.80
mortgage 3s
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Co
2%s
debs
1979
1980
1981
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Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976_Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s
1980
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1st mortgage 4%s 1983
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% '
11
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.
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debentures 1974
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s
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s
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ref
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ser
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162
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1965—
1968
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82
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debentures
&
debentures
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♦—
June-Dec
19511
For footnotes, see
page 36
3s
:_
3%s
60
June-Dec
4 Vis
1
.
debenture's
Co
Inc
first
f
s
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Ltd—
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1958
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external
Co
1952
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of)
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s
extended
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Power
mtge
1952
91
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—
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May-Nov
1962
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76%
1973—_——Mar-Sepf
1969
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A (interest
2012
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&
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.—
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debentures
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loan
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i.
—
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1957—May-Nov
reduced to 2%)
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debentures
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•
1990
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debentures
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93
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1966
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79
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•
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2004
96
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__
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u
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1981_
1982
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1999
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to
89
60
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62
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1975
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1946
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1988
1980
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1970
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2012
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69
debentures
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:
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2001
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1946
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reduced
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1987
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4
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88
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100
77
,
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153
June-Dec
debs
conv
Power
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211
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10
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mortgage
mortgage
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—
—
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1980
debentures
3J/4S
Direct
Rhodesia
13
COMPANIES
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83%
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2
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--
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1980
3s
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conv
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to
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12
10
—
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1986_
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100 Vi
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3Vis
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INDUSTRIAL
AND
:
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195
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1968
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assented 1963
Porto
of
debentures
4.80s
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,
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88'%
88%
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1959
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assented
assented
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series
f 6s 2nd
s
§ •Stabilization
•
6s
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1961
1971
1984
conv
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A
2008
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f
s
821/4
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96
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Feb-Aug
sinking fund debentures 1983
4J/2s
102
97%
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reduced to
3
88V2
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Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3Vis
100 Vi
95 V2
99
June-Dec
1975.
(State of)
85%
96
*90%
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sinking fund debentures 1979
4J/4S sinking fund debentures 1982
American
{•Fernambuco
1st
debentures
f
s
American
(30-year)
5Vis
85%
.
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Jan-July
Allegheny Power System—See old name
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Allied Chemical & Dye 3J/2s debs 1978
102 Ti
97%
99 y2 ioo y4
April-Oct
„
loan
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1958
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s
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mortgage 3J/as
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1973
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105
114
1st
ref
74%
*70
Feb-Aup
1977——
5%s
3%s
mortgage
Collateral
ref mtge
80
June-Dec
1985—
O
conv
100'%
Division
Essex
&
iPennsylvania
Mar-Sept
I
debs
3Vis subord
111Y4
40
& Western
refund
&
101%
4
■
99%
83%
1001/2 101
April-Oct
4,
4s
mortgage
&
98%
58
52
*81%
Jan-July
71
80%
80%
100%
1965
Lackawanna
and
Morris
—Jan-July
series
5Vbs
York
First
Income
•
Diamond
71
13
80%
96
Mar-Sept
debentures
Hudson
Gen
91%
10
58%
105
1983—April-Oct
:
1987
&
Second
58%
100'/a
Jan-July
1982
Lackawanna
G
debentures series
subord
Gen
Ry—
—
89
6
debs
mtge 3'/as
1977
94
83
21
85 Va
95
100%
debs
debentures
,84%
90'/a
95 y4
*84
Jan-July
4%s debentures series K 1983
■
4%s
fixed
93
3
99
1st
3y4s
debentures
mtge
17
81'/4
~2
85 '/a
iooy4100%
April-Oct
5s
mtge &
97
*80'/4
95%
85i/a
95%
1984—.
Ry
2%s
1st
97
Mar-Sept
1975.
3%s
5%s
Co
&
58%
97
May-Nov
1975
3 Vis
series
Union
1st
97
117%
105 V*
951/4
June-Dec
3s
mortgage
59%
96%
3
102%
105'%
101%
15
mortgage 5 Vis 1990
53
~2
54
96%
100
45
1978
mortgage 3'As
52%
54
8
99%
1978
A
'
*54'/2
101
104% 105%
1st
--
87 y4
C
debentures
3s
Delaware
60 Va
71
*71
97%
101
99%
6s
Co
1st
series
debentures
86'%
104%
1980
mortgage
1st
a**14f<)A
'4.
51
59
■
—„_—_ApriZ-Oct
debentures
4%s
1st
61%
debs
series
New
53
ji
57%
————Mar-Sept
...
3%s
5s
82 '/a
1031/4'
June-Dec
1981
debs
Delaware
1990-May-ZVou
1970
2——
:
B
15
100%
,
subord
of Am
Co
mortgage
3 '/as
38
June-Dec
._
Corp 4%s
series
83%
106 V*
98'%
100
Incorporated—
f
s
Dayton
68%,
72
.
June-Oct
1989
series A
debentures
2
64
Publishing—
Publishing
First
80%
71%
321/4
4%s
Co
Steel
Curtis
First
63
20%
-
Columbia Gas System Inc—
3s
Crucible
3s
79%
321/4
■
*
June-Dec
1982
1994—
102'%
„
*103
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
70%
April
Mar-Sept
April-Ocf
St Louis
1993.—
Iron
101'%
1979
,
debentures
subord
conv
Deere
1
^_Jan-July
——
1993—
&
82%
206%
96'%
Map-Nov
Co—
Daystrom
—
.
—
3%s
3s
82 ya
104'%
102
17
98 y2
98%
102% 103%
May-ZVou
93
62%
—
.
1984
90
53
30%
debs
Gen
2%s 1985
1986——-
mortgage
1st
1021%
971/4
83
39
„
30%
*
June-Dec
Chicago &
3s
*105%
102%
Jan-July
April-Oct
92%
—
47
*56 Va
—
Feb-Aug
,Feb-Aug
1974..
1970.
Illuminating
mortgage
4y2s
1st
47
Steel
Products
General
first coll trust
Division
Louis
96%
April-Oct
3s
subord
conv
5 y4s
—
1965
1976
81
16
92%
debs
80
__
82
»_
--
Refunding and impt 4Vis series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991_Jan-July
Cleveland
5s
'
—
81
Copperweld
•
'
*83
--
Co
Crowell-Collier
*82
—
3%s
4V2s debentures 1S31
1041/4
94%
80%
*82
debentures
3s
Co
Oil
94
Map-Nov
1982
B
series
5s
1975
1975
4%s
1990
Baking
Can
80
Map-Nov
1993
4s
27%s
Feb-Aug
!_Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1985_
-
Cincinnati
General
*82%
*101% 103
*103 »/2 104%
23
Continental
96
87
-
1151/4 116
Jan-July
—
f
87
98%
Jan-July
3%s debs
s
83
reb-Aup
June-Dec
132
May-Nov
3%s series E 1969
debs
83%
1989
87%
2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
1971
subord
91%
83%
105'%
1%
Products Corp—
conv
86
127
35
—Jan-JuZp
1981—__—
1st mtge
Corp
86%
98%
1st
mortgage 2%s series G
Financial
T
mtge
1st
1987
First mortgage gtd
First
C
91%
86%
April-Oct
126
Jan-July
1978
4 Vis
first
morigage
1st mortgage 4%s
Union Terminal—
Cincinnati
91»%
1988..
'^orp.—
mortgage 2%s
91 %
4y2s
4%s
116
Mar-SeptK
debs
subord
77
91%
mortgage
RR—
1995
Nuts
O'
82 Va
71%
100%
1st
Mar-Sept
Chicago & West Ind RR
conv
78
113
154
T
Full
83'%
80
96
130
May-Nov
Chicago Union Station—
First mortgage JVis series
4Vis
179%
81%
39
94%
A Jan 2019_*_April
April
ser
& Pacific
Cincinnati Gas & Elec
130
81%
101Va
85
1st mtge 5 Vis ser C 1983
Feb-Aug
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 23/4S-4y4s 1994.Jan-July
Income 2%s-4i/4s
1994
Jan-July
Chock
81%
122%
15
Jan-July
2054—_—
4Vis inc
2%s
327
101
77
:——Jan-July
1984
mtge 27/8S series A 1980_.
mortgage
203
105%
108'%
122
146
Chicago & North Western Ry—
• Second mtge conv inc 4Vis Jan 1 1999——April '
First mortgage 3s series B.1989——__—Jan-July
First
149% 157%
100'/4
103
271
101
126
increased series B Jan 1.2044
debs
154
—Feb-Aug
debentures
Continental
debs series A Jan 1 2055—
income
3
33
122 Vi
141
120
i
4Vis
102
327
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
116
mortgage 4.Vis inc ser A Jan 2003
Rock Island
102
104% 105
*299
1987
121
2nd
1st
105
4%s
1st
•
Chicago
107%
mortgage
155
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A 1994——
Jan-July
conv
104'%
Feb-Aup
1985
Power
Convertible
90
April-OcZ
.
——
Jan
56
June-Bee
4%s debentures 1986
4%s debentures 1986
93
106 y4107
102
*71%
1983—
40'A
126
106%
Feb-Aup
86
92%
1071/4
Mar-Sept
83%
102%
103'%
*78
;
34%
141
29
Map-Nov
1982
2
„
99%
1041/4 105
June-Dec
5s
debentures
106%
105
JanrJuly
ApriZ-Oct
1986
1968
1982
debentures
102%
91%
ApriZ-Oct
2%s
Gas
1978-
debentures
4%s
120%
2
•
inc
debentures
debentures
143
Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
t
,
1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983——Apr.ll
5s
1981
1979
4%s
Chicago
•
Natural
U
debentures
138
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
!
May-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s series A 1988— Jem-July
• General inc mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038
April
4 Vis
series
High
103
5
Jan-July
1976—!
143
and impt M
General mortgage
2%s
debentures
3s
13
(Bait)—
1976
T
46
111% 115
Jan-July"'
1981
debs
series
3 yes
85%
59%
.' 7
..
38
*92%
111%
Aprii-OcZ
subord debentures
income
2%s
Consolidated
74 y4
—
»5s
1984
1st
—
.
83%
3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s
1989
Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1985__Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 27/aS 1970—Feb-Aup
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990
Feb-Aug
1st & ref mtge 4%s
1978
Feb-Aug
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—•
.
...
• General mortgage inc conv 5s
1997
—April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1985,
May-Nov
<
debs
Light & Power
M
86 y2
Jan. 1
961%
92
June-Deo
subord
Gas El
ref
82 >/e
92
Range Sine*
Low
11
103% 104
June-Bee
1963
1st
*86
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4 Vis 1992
Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3Vis series D 1996—May-Nay
Refund and impt M 3Vis series E 1996—Feb-Aup
Refund
1990
S
98%
Electrodynamics Corp—
conv
Consolidated
ApriZ-Oct
1965
debentures
4 Vis
series
5s
debentures
105
Champion Paper & Fibre—
debentures
ref
No.
June-Dec
June-Deo
1989
1990
&
Sold
98 y,
1st
Without'warrants
3'As
Q
April-Oct
subord debs
conv
5 Vis series
4%s series R
99%
68
37
April-Oct
Without warrants
6s
M
M
4'/zs
76%
Chadbourne Gotham Inc—
conv
ref
ref
conv
Bonds
High
June-Deo
&
1st
Friday's
Low
92
June-Deo
100
75
117% 119
38
1974__Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Co
June-Dec
1989
1988
O
74 y2
*86
Jan-July
3'/2s series A
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Cerro de Pasco Corp 5Vis conv 1979
5.90s
series
&
Consolidated
60
60
-
5
*67%
June-Dec
1987
3s
Power
Ry
5y8s series P
5s
3 Vis
N J
4s
M
3 y4s
mortgage
4'As conv
M
ref
3s
100
Georgia Ry—
Central RR
ref
&
1st
;
80%
96 Vi
Illinois
Central
102
70
1
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1983
1986
&
1st
84ya
100
85
97
—_Mar-Sept
1981—
mortgage 4s series A 1995
•
80
or
Bid & Asked
-
1st
3s debentures 1965
debentures
1011/4
Jan-July
1965
4s
Caterpillar Tractor 4%s debs 19774%s
•—
ApriZ-Oct
(perpetual)
Ohio
&
subord
conv
June-Bee
.
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s
Case
(J I) Co 3'/2s debs 1978
5V2S
1976
„
debentures
Clinchfield
3s
Week's Range
Last
Period Sale Price
Consolidated Edison of New York (continued) —
1st & ref M 4y4s series M 1986
April-Oct
98%
1st & ref M 5s series N 1987
April-Oct
104
Exchange
1st
California
Ended August 25)
Friday
Range Since
29
16
100
107
227
104
92
92%
78
911/4
9E
91%
91%
1
91i/2
93i/a
,
30
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Interest
BONDS
Last
General
37%s
No.
High
Low
BONDS
New York Stock
Jan -July
1964
jjj 100,3o
99 38
1,482
100%
Star
3%s debentures 1975
96
96%
81
88
88
89%
25
88
93%
3s
debentures
89%
89%
70
88%
93%
3%s
debentures
89 Vi
89 %
71
88
93%
4"%s
s
105'/a
Louisville
88 %
debentures
1977
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
90%
91%
88
debentures
1980
Mar-Sept
103 %
103
103%
127
5s
debentures
1981
Mar-Sept
103%
103 VB
104%
46
102 V*
98 %
99 Vi
189
97%
101%
First
149
97%
100%
St
28
88%
90%
General
Shoe
General
Mar-Sept
3Vis
3.20s
debs
debs
1971
98'i
88 %
89
Mar-Sept
conv
debentures
__
165%
164
165%
180
176
102%
90%
181 %
98
First
Time
General
4%s
Tire
Gimbel
Rubber
&
Brothers,
Glidden
Co
Goodrich
4%s
(B
4%s
Co
5s s f debs
4%s
f
s
Grace
subord debs
conv
F)
1981
Grand
Union
Great
Northern
General
General
Ry
series
April-Oct
*70%
72%
*—
78 %
Great
5s
Western
Gulf
Mobile
68 VB
10
Ohio
&
75
75
57%
58%
May-Nov
84
84
84
June-Dec
65
65
66
mtge 1976—May-Nov
April-Oct
'—
ser
M
debs
3%s
series
series
A July 2015
B Jan
1980
G
2056
A
April
2044—April
1
68%
84
States
1st
Utilities
mortgage 3s
debentures
3s
2%s
1969
1st mortgage 2%s
1st
1st
1978
60%
92%
93
78
1st
—
82%
85%
76%
77
79
*83
85
—
—
Haloid
Xerox
4Vis
Hertz
Corp
Hocking
4s
1981
debs
May-Nov
1970
Household
139
Jan-July
77
147
240
sinking
Mar-Sepi
1972
2%s
126
Jan-July
1970
91
127%
46
Jan-July
1978
June-Dec
89%
87%
9G
97 %
101
91%
91%
s
f
debentures
1977
91 %
Jan-July
*98%
99%
4%s
f
debentures
95
s
1984
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
*—
99%
f debentures
s
debentures
4%s
1982
1981
Foods
&
101
101%
99 %
April-Oct
111
Cent
Jan -July
RR
series B
3s
consol
1978
mtge 33/»s
A
ser
3%s
series
B
1979
3%s
series
C
1974
mortgage 3%s series F 1984
mortgage 3 Vis series G 1980
mortgage 3%s series H
s
f debentures 1980
Indianapolis
mortgage
3 Vis
1st
mortgage
4%s series
mortgage
International
series
4 Vis
series
B
subord
conv
Tel
4%s
f
4 Vis
s
1st
Jan-July
L
1989—
Feb-Aug
1979_May-No®
4%s
47%s
conv
subord
Fower
debs
Co
3s
sub
debs
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
'83_May-Nov
1981
3%s
Power
Feb-Aup
Royal
43/4s
Dutch
&
75%
1982
conv
Light
27/8s
debs
Ry
4s
Mar-Sept
66 %
—
1st
mortgage
87
91%
98
1st
"99%
112%
315
11
120
109% 111%
Dock
&
&
RR
Mich
119
103%
&
Lehigh
ref
90
1980
Term
Jan-July
Valley
Harbor
85
105%
115
241
219
A
B
4 Vis
C
5s
•
•
Series
Series
4s
D
E
fixed
96%
87%
94%
98%
85
85
5
98
79
47
91%
8b
&
%
conv
Little
Miami
Lockheed
4.50s
For
RR
4s
Corp
conv
5s
s
*78%
83
3.75s
see page
80%
162%
158% 169%
*123
•
648
102%
•
77%
93
'•
90
——
Jan
2003
1965
54%
125
123
96%
1990
70%
70
71%
2005
69
68%
69%
125
•>'" 67
71%
66%
65%
66%
249
57
66%
61
60%
Mar -Sept
2007
Feb-Aug
April
61
56%
322
98%
Tel
2000
2%s
June-Dec
1986
3
•
'
54
~6
54%
6
——
2
24%
7
100
100%
100% 100 %
100%
60
92
99%
105 %
15
99%
103
6
101 %
104
32%
32
May-Nov
87 Va
15
34%
85%
&
debs
St
1980-
Louis
3s
ser
—--Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
109
108
1986
114
*78%
56%
56%
subord
1976
4%s
5Vis
May-Nov
f
s
debs
debs
1977—Mar-Sept
debs
conv
1970
2%s
116%
115
1985_Juue-Dec
53
54%
45
21
June-Dec
122
N
101% 101%
105
105
-J
46%
4
42%
3
43
56
48 %
60
25 Va
25 Ve
8
22%
39
27%
27%
5
26
42%
27%
61
April-Oct
60
51
61
*99%
5
21%
5
56
115% 117
73
*95
99
198%
197
207
92%
112
92%
102
107
91
108
63%
99
.
108
37%
127
debs
Corp 1st 3 Vis
mortgage 37%s 1986
mortgage 4%s 1989
1983_May-Nov
1982
f
s
s
Steel
Tea
3 Vis
Co
debentures
England Tel
1974
MO
5?
131
92
June-Dec
May-No®
86 Va
78%
Va
89%
92
125%
8ey2
97
88%
90%
93V4
90
101%
89%
83
4
,
101
6
125%
*99% 103
1982
106
131
105 Va
4
118
1974
98 V*
115
85%
101
125
Feb-Aug
Bell
Jersey
Telephone
Terminal
Central
4s
Y
3%s
439
87
92
97
100
95%
100
~
104%
125i/2
103
1977
New
6s
*75
78 Vi
85%
50%
49%
50 Vi
121
42
57%
52%
53%
145
45%
61
57%
59
146
48%
69
80%
80%
80%
42
751%
3 Vis
1997
95
56
57
25
52%
58%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
__
47%
47%
48
27
47%
54
49%
—
50
4
47
547/a
81%
2
81%
84
& St Louis—
June-Dec
81%
ApriZ-Oct
*78%
June-Dec
*89
debentures
1989
Y
Connecting RR 2%s
Y
&
gold
series
3Vis
2043
Mortgage
Lack
Y
4s series B
&
West
series
New
First
B
&
4s
Series
:
A
1973
-Jan-July
May-Nov
__May-Nov
&
Hartford
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
Susquehanna
&
Y
Port
Chester
4 Vis
A
'73—Jan-July
Power & Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
& Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oct
State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977
Jan-July
Term
•
&
1st
4s
1994
4s
ser
mortgage
Telephone 2%s
A
2004
Jan-July
4%s series
series
D
A
2019—Jan-July
1982
3%s
series E
1978
Refunding mtge
Refunding mtge
3s
series F
1981
3s
series H
Refunding mtge
Refunding mtge
Refunding mtge
3%s series
4%s series
4%s series
Mohawk
*83
12
^
81%
90%
49%
■—1
1
54 Va
62
83
83
64%
69
65
.
68
'
*66
—'
♦66%
'
■
'
■
'
40%
40%
41
45
45
45
19
19
7%
%
15
40'/a
52
14
44
57
18'%
31%
2oy4
7%
45
133
8i%
86
45
45
827/a
82 7%
*52
7%
14
15
45
68
1
81
85
50
58%
53
--
—
Power
mortgage 2%s
60%
Jan-July
Refunding mtge
Niagara
49%
,
78
87
„
89%
81
81
60
—
63
& Western RR—
mtge
mtge
cons
General
'
RR—
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
mtge conv inc 4%s ser A 2022
May
River
..
i.
—Jan-July
1973
Haven
49%
May-Nov
1
General
•
N
1975—April-Oct
2043
Harlem
N
B
2000
Mortgage 4s series A
Y
83%
58
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis ser E 1980
mortgage 3s series F 1986
Harlem
78%
82
RR—
First
income
88'/a
82%
52%
gold 3 Vis 1998
collateral gold 3 Vis 1998—Feb-Aug
Cent
81%
83%
April-Oct
—April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
River
collateral
York Chicago
76
Feb-Aug
1980
mortgage
Shore
3
74%
*82
May-No®
1998
A
Hudson
&
76%
87 Ve
Co—
RR
series
trust
Central
76%
*85
3Vis
*15
__
Feb-Aug
1991
1996_
ApriZ-Oct
J
1991
May-Nov
K
1993
Jan-July
82%
*78%
Jan-July
April-Oct
I
*75
LOO
99
*91
—
81i/2
9
10
,
——
75%
79%
——
__
76
82
__
7
25
75%
,—_Jan-July
1
59
59
__
60 Vi
79%
100
.
93
58%
■
14
'64
211/4
74%
80'%
82
86%
79
84'
75
1
17
79
79%
86
98
103
91
99
77
—
79
Corp—
1980
General
mortgage
2%s
1980
92
97%
General
mortgage
3Vis
1983
119
211V2
General
mortgage
3%s
93
General
mortgage 47/as
87%
74%
81%
88%
Tel Co—
&
debentures
debentures
■
10
43%
101
92
*83
May-No®
1980
conv
97%
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
1977
General
83
32
101
3
4%s
debs
Lake
54%
46
Va
105%
5
89%
.88%
1st
46 Va
27%
28
1017 %
*88%
88%
3%s
f
General
62
46
127
10
Chem
&
Prods
Consolidated
N
46%
:
77
%
Distillers
Distiller
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013
Refunding & Impt 5s series C 2013
92
64%
,
60
; 93
*85%
-■62%
55%
2
179
__
Inc—
Hr<
N
56%
—
97 Vi
$N
87%
175
91
20%
71
*80
Orlean
N
80%
75
*71
ApriZ-Oct
53%
104
York
97%
97%
591/4
99
22%
New
91%
Q7
61%
52
94%
92
86 %
New
96%
87%
53%
73
*51
22%
86%
New
125%
54
'
•
68%
252
55%
98%
56%
1
85
*75
91%
*94%
May-No®
36
22
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1988—.Jan-July
Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
Feb-Aug
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
N
27%
May-Nov
16%
*90%
New
N
50'/a
IlMay-Nov
113
June-Dec
4Vis
f debs '76_June-Dec
1980
81%
20%
2
June-Dec
3s
78 Va
♦23%
April-Oct
82
65%
19%
19%
74
24
1970
3s
94%
May
May
May
April-Oct
&
3%s
101
79
80%
1976
5s
175%
May-Nov
1979
gtd
Dairy Products
National
78%
•'
94%
17
94
64
78%
debentures
1st
83 V*
78%
—
100
53%
91%
57%
80%
4Vis
May-Nov
1980
1976
footnotes,
100
Feb-Aug
debs
Michigan
*91 Va
May-Nov
1962
Aircraft
debentures
100
debentures
Natl
84
80
3
1
5
33
3s
73
80
83
96%
Feb-Aug
2003
debentures
102%
73
—
82
87
contingent interest 2003
4Vis contingent interest 2003
subord
62%
3 %s
83
91
—
Ry—
4s
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s
(The) Corp—
93
1
1978
Cylinder Gas
National
90%
80%
_
*97
2003
Ry first
39
77
8iy2
June-Dec
2003
interest
interest
Eastern
45
93
61%
New
T9
2
92
*
81%
Feb-Aug
Terminal
Lionel
5Vis
91
April-Oct
1968
• Series
F 5s
contingent interest
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext
Lexington
debs
Cash Register
Collateral
91
Co—
A
Tel
subord
Chat
National
79
100%
88%
__
%
*77%
1974
interest
fixed
fixed
45
61%
1,
Jan
1981
first
Airlines
conv
Natl
120%
84 Vi
__
1st mortgage 4 Vis extended
to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
Series
6s
New
112%
__
*91 y2
mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
Series
79
45
74%
44%
Mar-Sept
inc
debs
States
conv
National
330
85
Jan -July
1st
Series
3
Corporation—
5Vis
1st
97
■.
Jan-July
1997—April-Oct
South
stamped
6s
Essex
Nashville
117
88
*76
'64_Feb-Aug
5s
76
May
May
..Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
first
debentures
National
24
120%
*84%
bb
99%
32
325
*79 V*
gold 3 Vis '91..June-Dec
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3Vis A 1970
April-Oct
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ret 5s stp
1st
90%
74%
__
N
104
103
142
111% 113
..
99
98 %
14
100 y2
313
86%
10
99%
100
109%
85%
99% 99%
98 Vi
June-Dec
debentures
&
3Vis
June-Dec
1980
sinking fund 3%s series
Shore
Malone
subord
Mountain
102%
June-Dec
1976
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
33/4s
1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964—_
Lakefront
250
86
*73
City Southern Ry 3 Vis ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal 23/4s 1974
April-Oct
Kayser-Roth Corporation—
Lake
82%
June-Dec
1976
Railroad
Morris
66 %
250
April-Oct
Kansas
subord
&
National
99
Mar-Sept
1990
City Power & Light 23/4s
mtge 27is 1978
2%s
87
1' 2045
Jan
92
11
49
Jan-July
Jan
C
95%
88
*93%
__April-Oct
2033
series
98
92%
84%
Montgomery Ward Credit 4"%s debs 1980—Jan-July
4%s debentures 1981
.'Feb-Aug
NAFI
87
April-Oct
1979
1st
conv
73 %
87
1976_Mar-Sept
1975
debentures
Michigan
trust
89
95
87
1990
gtd 4s 1991
Monogahela Ry 3%s series B 1966
79%
♦83
Jan-July
Jan-July
Kansas
5 Vis
Mohawk
Airlines—
subord
conv
Kanawha
4%s
debentures
coll
85 Vi
1
TH 0
83%
mtge income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
83
72
73 Vb
K
KLM
I
Co—
mortgage
income
96
4
89
95%
%
85
92%
83%
1967
Jan
mortgage 4%s series B
101
82
4
—
95%
85%
*__
$7
Jan-July
1978
4Vis
&
Manufacturing 3%s
4s
__
"246
_Mar-Sept
1980
Breaker
Central
A
1st
5s
97
—
Marie—
A
1978
1st
85%
83
*66 %
Feb-Aup
1981
85
84
*74%
Jan-July
Credit
82
81 %
*76
1987
1981
75%
84
*—
1981
Pipe Line Co—
debentures series A 1977
f debentures
1987
Circuit
Jersey
126
RR
*77
Feb-Aup
J
debs
Tel
mortgage
I-T-E
108'
82%
Oil
Interstate
Joy
&
conv
s
18%
Pacific
97%
84
86-
82%
May-No®
1962
D
ser
79%
78%
RR—
A
series
subord income debs
5%s
Department Stores—
Interstate
3 Vis
372
-
75%
*83
Jan-July
International Minerals & Chemical
Corp-^
3.65s conv subord debentures 1977
International Silver Co—
Intern'l
86%
9%
*84
Mar-Sept
1989
K
series
Harvester
debs
Interstate
67
25
*84
Union
1st
5s
126
75%
82%
Ry 2Vis ser C 1986__June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3Vis debentures 1972
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I
1982
Mar-Sept
4%s
51
12%" 12%
75%
May-No®
May-No®
Jan-July
Consol
1st
79
122
1979—May-No®
mortgage
mortgage
1st
12%
124
June-Dec
Consol
1st
78 %
series
first
68
80
—
93%
89
—
1981__Jan-JuIy
Consol
3Vis
79
93%
90
y2104%
87
Gen
105%
I
mortgage
Texas
adjustment 5s
Missouri
Monon
1986
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A
First
Cum
5 Vis
105
37
5s
4Vis
•
102
*
debentures
'
]
Feb-Aug
Industries—
subord
conv
mortgage 4Vis inc series
lien
32
98
Feb-Aug
AprZZ-Oct
1971
95
101%
*101% 103
101%
J
General
4%s
§»lst & refunding 5s A 1957
§• Adjusted income 5s Feb 1957
4%s
1972
lien
116
86%
78%
*93%
1976
debentures
Prior
77
83%
*83%
1991
101%
97
^Hudson & Manhattan—
Hunt
debentures
f
&
103
96
10
*75
C
Jan
90
99
1988
mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
127%
89%
4%s
5s
1969
f
Kansas
86%
86
99%
99%
75%
84%
86
—
*82
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1979—Jan-July
1969—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1967—
Jan-July
s
Missouri
83
57
__
99%
76
June-Dec
s
•
132
106%
3 Vis
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st mortgage 6s
1985_
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste
97%
113%
*111% 119%
Mar-Sept
debentures
Co
3%s
368
95
99%
1975
1991
mortgage 3%s
Prior
Corp'
fund
Telephone
112%
104
85%
—
101 %
110
'
86%
100 Va
—
86%
195
80%
--
*88%
Mar-Sept
'.•■r
Corp—
1980
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
debentures
Finance
Bell
debentures
__
'100
110
sinking fund debentures
Minneapolis-Honey we'll Regulator—
147
368
*91
Corp—
debentures 1984
tr
2%s
6
*85%
84
140
2
*84%
Mar-Sept
;
Scott
debentures
37/bs
81
122
*330
Jan -July
1999
4Vis debentures 1968
4s
147
of America—
coll
conv
subord
first 4 Vis
Ry
subord
Corp
6s
77%
—Feb-Aug
1973
1980
&
subord
mortgage
First
debentures
conv
Valley
conv
Hotel
2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
Inc—
Chemical
debentures
conv
3Vis debs
Michigan Central RR 4%s series
June-Dec
first mtge
subord
conv
Hooker
5s
Water
Realty Corp 5s 1977
(J Ray) & Co—
debentures
1972
17
85 VB
*86
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis
1st mortgage 27/as 1969
H
Hackensack
105
83%
195
102% 102%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
subord
conv
3.10s
*77
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
Stores
1st
May-No®
1981
mortgage 3%s
1st mtge 3 Vis 1982
—
*76
—
106%
100
103
85%
Jan-July
1980
4%s
80
76
*92%
Jan-July
_June-Dec
1980
84
101%
189
May-No®
1972
1978
debentures
Michigan
June-Dec
1979—
23/4S
mortgage
debentures
1st
80%
80
80
80
84
*84
190
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-No®
69
76%
—-
*
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
wts"
f
4Vis
85%
12
*77
—
,
70%
78%
■
72%
68%
■
79%
68
*„
1972—May-Nov
1977
debentures
f
Merritt-Chapman
'
Gulf
2%s
McKesson & Robbins
58%
3
"ex
1968
s
5s
75%
54%
debentures
1978
s
McDermott
243
33
5 Vis
Co
Dept Stores
May
57
138%
2%s
5 Vis
3Vis
72%
53
243
63%
74%
—
*102
Apr-Oct
3 Vis
67%
234
72
56%
2
77
—
Mar-Sept
debentures
Central RR
4%s
243
& Co
subord
conv
Martin
71%
58%
ser
ref
5s
RR—
mortgage Inc 4s
&
(R H)
Maine
Corp—
mortgage Inc 5s
inc
65%
61%
65%
57
Feb-Aug
Macy
101
*67
56%
103
65
M
103%
*65
56%
71
April-Oct
146
95 %
General
1st
110
98%
General
5s
1
12
June-Dec
1979
mortgage 3%s 1982
mortgage 3Vis 1984
1st mortgage 47/8s 1987
1st mortgage 47/as 1990
96
22
1974
2%s
1st
151
99 VB
debentures
Elec
&
2003
1980
1st
104%
94%
95Vi
Financial
subord
conv
94%
99%
53%
Gas
I
ser
gold 3s
103
15
53%
mtge 3%s
second
104%
95
987/B
mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
div
96
103%
33
68 VB
refund
Louisville
121
95 %
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
&
Louis
*65
93
101
*70
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
151
Jan-July
22
*72
Jan-July
mortgage 3Vis series N 1990
mortgage 3 Vis series O 2000
mortgage 2%s series P 1982
F 2003
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
General
ser
H 2003
1976
General
101%
101
RR—
mtge 3%s
99 y®
82
90%
2
G 2003
1973
D
101%
90%
ser
139% 139 Va
1978—Jan-July
conv
95%
90%
92%
62
—
ser
148%
145
*82
mtge 27/bS
May
C
4Vis
General
95%
100% 101 y4
146%
96%
mtge 3%s
Co—
series
5s
General
4Vis
Company
95%
May-No®
(W R) & Co 3Vis conv sub debs '75-May-Nov
10
refund
95
'
98
refund
218
2
98
&
82
98%
'
99
86
98
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Nashville
refund
10
&
169
„
95
&
&
101%
87%
ApriZ-Oct
1986
High
96 V*
87%
First
205
47
*103% 104
99
1965—May-Nov
1985
*95%
__
June-Dec
May-No®
1983
first mtge 2%s
Co
debentures
April-Oct
1981
debentures
106% 107 %
'79—Feb-Aug
f debs
Jan. 1
Low
98%
87%
April-Oct
;
fo.
*97
1976_June-Dec
Range Sine®
old
First
■
General
mds
High
105
153%
50
Friday's
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
82
2
or
Bid &.Asked
105%
102
'■
■
_
May-Nov
June-Dec
1977
59
98%
88 %
1979
1980
4s
98%
Jan-July
1983
convertible
90%
99
Mar-Sept
Corp
Telephone
4Vis
103% 104 %
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
ApriZ-Oct
1978
97%
debentures '1979
4%s debentures 1982
1982
1976
89%
95 V*
5s
Motors
debentures
96%
5s
4%s debentures
4%s
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963
4s
General
Gas
Mar-Sept
1972
Period
Low
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
99
99U
Interest
Exchange
High
Lone
Mar-Sept
1961
debentures
debentures
3Vis
Jan. 1
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
2%s
3s
Motors
Range Since
Sold
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Period
New York Stock Exchange
.
(Range for Week Ended August 25)
Week's Range
Friday
.
Jan-July
—April-Oct
*76%
*
78%
79%
79%
82%
*
1983
1987
—April-Oct
Feb-Aug
*81
Mar-Sept
102
86
82'%
86
102%
80
83
5
84 %
87
22
10') %
'/a
105%
Volume
194
Number 6085
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Last
Week's
Range
Friday's
Exchange
Period
Low
88 Vi
86
96%
Central
1974—Mar-Sep£
JIfar-Sept
*—
85
88
and ref 4Vis series A 1974
Natural Gas
3 Vis
debentures
f
s
s
f
debentures
1977—
4%s
s
f
debentures
1978
4%s
s
f
debentures
1980
5 Vis
debentures
f
s
47/8s
1979—
debentures 1981
Pacific Ry prior lien
f
s
General lien
3s Jan
trust
*86Vi
4s
87 Vi
ser A 2047
98 Vi
104%
*103y8
103%
58
56%
58
10
56%
90%
91%
10
88 Vi
92%
92%
1
*79
80
80
2%s
first
mortgage
1974
3s
81
93%
99%
152
152
*
79
99
96%
—
~5
98%
115
161
120'A
80
86
*81
82 3 4
*77'A
79
104'A
175
81
—
—
81
85%
—
85
88%
86
4
~4
88%
88SA
94%
Jan-July
1982—May-No?;
conv
__Mar-Sept
33/is
Oxford Paper Co 4%s conv
debs
127
94%
10
94%
127 Vi
1988—June-Dec
__April-Ocf
1978
101
127
129
156
115%
133
127
131
110
115%
133%
*91%
112%
88 3
109
98
—
91%
—
26
112%
106%
94
118 »/a
series I
1966
June-Dec
96
96
3
94%
97%
3s series J 1970
First & refunding 3s series K 1971
First & refunding 3s series L 1974
June-Dec
June-Dec
89%
90
9
87 Vi
92
refunding
&
&
3Vis
refunding
June-Dec
86 %
.June-Dec
refunding 3s series M 1979
refunding 3s series N 1977
80%
First
&
First
&
First
1981
June-Dec
series Q 1980
June-Dec
1982
June-Dec
& refunding 3s series S 1983
June-Dec
& refunding 2 7As series T 1976
June-Dec
& refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85_June-Dec
& refunding mtge 3 Vis ser W '84
June-Dec
& refunding 3 Vis ser X 1984
June-Dec
& refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987-June-Dec
& refunding, mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
ref mtge 4 Vis series AA 1986June-Dec
ref mtge 5s series BB 1989
June-Dec
ref 3 Vis series CC 1978—
iJune-Dec
ref mtge 4 Vis series DD 1990
-June-Dec
refuinding 2%s series P
&
First & refunding
First
First
First
First
First
First
First
&
1st
&
1st &
1st &
Tel
Pacific
2"Vis
EE
1991
4%s series
ref
&
1st
2%s
Tel
&
FF
debentures
3 Vis
debentures
1981
j
3%s
debentures
1991
4%s
debentures
1988.
Pacific
Pan
Western
conv
Richfield
subord
General
4Vis
General
5s
Light
&
series A
series
& Eastern
3s
1975
1965
77
General
85 Vi
80%
89%
79
84 %
104
90%
79%
85%
85 %
79
97%
24
91
102%
60
103% 104 %
89%
84%
83%
10
89%
98%
98%
103
104%
37
102
100
100%
64
99
73%
73 Vi
*73%
75 %
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
Paul .&
Paul
series F
103%
106
96%
104
106
105%
series
General gold
B
Seaboard
1st
Air
mortgage 3s series B
3%s
f
s
Seaboard
(Jos
Seagram
3s
Roebuck
79 Vi
89%
102
93
92%
82
81%
7
105'/a
87%
92%
ApriZ-Oct
:—Jan-July
1985
Jan-July
67%
99%
100
4%s
5s
Mar-Sept
—
subordinated
Roebuck
Seiberling
5s
First
&
5'As
Southern Bell Telephone
3s debentures 1979
81
85
91%
91%
90%
94%
*81%
82 %
81
%
85%
June-Dec
*75
gen
80%
80
83
83
82%
85
*—
81 Vi
80
83%
79
85
ApriZ-Oct
80%
1011/4
1st
gen
1st
4 Vis
Plantation
debentures
1985:
debentures
1987-
3'As
convertible
3 Vis
s
Potomac
1st
f
Southern
San
Electric
Power
1st
mortgage
3%s
2%s
convertible
Proctor & Gamble
For
100%
104 7/a
86
6
97
102'/a
103
101%
2
98
103
15
103
107'A
100% 102
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94
92%
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8
95%
120% 127%
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114%
129'A
100
101
97%
122%
141
102 %
101
101
5
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73%
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98
87
73%
10
91'/a
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98
—
Fran
99'A
Term
Mar-Sept
A 1977
—Map-Nov
1st
mtge 3%s ser A *75
—
80
83
mortgage
1st
series E 1986
series F 1996—
2%s
2%s
5s conv subord
debentures 1983
2%s
Oil
76
*87%
98%
98%
158'/a
—
100
87%
—
79
87%
102
100
103%
—
89
90 y»
84
101%
5
98%
24
100
84
97%
104 '/a
101 Va
19
101
106
101% 102%
72
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92
93
11
81
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101
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199
95%
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85%
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94
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96%
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79
142
84
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172
54'A
136
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59
149%
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95%
94
55
98
99'A
50
96
88%
87%
887/a
52
84%
91%
84
84
83%
85
92%
84
5
debs
1984
69%
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Jan-July
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101%
101
93
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9
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104
21
99 7A
99
99%
115
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5
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115
118'A
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81
16
97%
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106'A
126 %
135
98%
104 '/a
82'A
82%
83'A
84%
27
83%
83%
1
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(Ohio)
Corp
91
92%
98
4'As 1982
—Jan-July
debentures 1973—Mar-Sept
debentures 1966—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981——
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-Nov
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972—
Jan-July
27As debentures 1973
~May-Nov
Oil
*
=
79'A
*80'A
__
1974
Chemical
Oil
91%
101'/2 102%
102
debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
Jan-July
(N J)
debentures
Standard
109%
96%
102
—_——Map-Nov
1983—
debentures
5'As
150
*78%
tr 4'/2s 1988
Feb-Aup
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996—
Jan-July
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-Noy
Southwestern Bell Tell 2%s debs 1985
April-Oct
s
158'/a
*97% 100
coll
mtge
3'A
149
90'A
—
Co—
RR
mortgage
Talcott
87
87'A
95'A
97
100
1
93%
97
93
93
1
90%
94%
90%
90%
1
89'A
94'/a
93
93'A
5
90%
93%
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27As
(James)
Inc—
1979
93%
—r—■
96
l
84'A
\{
*91%
84%
90
*84'A
91%
capital conv notes
200
-June-Dec
1979
June-Dec
Jan-July
*73
4s series C. 2019
and impt M
Refund
and impt
Company
Texas
Corp 3s
Texas
&
debentures
Map-Nov
1965
1970—AprfZ-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
_JuUe-Dec
General and refund M 37As ser E 1985—Jan-July
Term
RR
Tidewater
98%
92
ApriZ-Oct
83%
83%
4
82%
73 %
73%
1
70%
73%
95%
95%
1
95%
96%
First
94%
96%
3s
105j/4
82%
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81'/a
12
89
94
97%
98'A
81
95 7A
98%
85'A
89
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80
4%s
debs
1986
3'As
—
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116%
June-Dec
92%
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76%
71%
116'A 119
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71
96 Va
66 %
5
75
92
68'A
76 7A
1974—-June-Dec
1982
Feb-Aup
——April-Oct
71%
96'A
68
71%
Pacific-—
3%s
Orleans
New
97%
73%
89 7A
79
1
76%
26
115%
—
79'A
76%
135
85'/a
90
1975—_April-Ocf
of
Products
Thompson
202 '/a
103
83
3'As series B
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
—
RR—-
Orleans
New
and refund M
First
105%
136 %
80
31
*80
2% series D 1965—__April-Oct
(The) 3%s debs 1983
Map-Nov
Refund
Texas
202 %
*104
1980
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
senior notes
5%%
103
June-Dec
senior notes
5'As
5s
83
1970
May-No?;
Jan -July
ApriZ-Oct
96%
96%
5
96
World Airlines
Trans
97%
subord
Union
Mar-Sept'
*__
82
*__
82
1973
Missouri
of
*—
106
100%
'84
85%
84'A
86 7A
78
—
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
78
mtge
United
3%s
172
95%
see page 36
n
172
96%
1
133
26
94
175
97%
3'As
Oil
of
California
2%s
1986
subord debs
debentures
Air Lines
conv
94
00 00
90
13
89
94
82
85
82%
Co
debentures
of
debs
88'A
*81%
82%
88'A
debs
_June-Dec
2%s 1966—April-Oct
1985-^
Mar-Sept
90
76
88'A
—
—
81%
80%
86'A
88
2
88%
1017A
101'A 102%
59
100'A
103
112'A
111% 112%
157
107 y4
112%
9
79%
—
America
1977
__
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84
84
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♦97
85
66%
69%
97
103
103% 104
17
128'A 139
464
Inc—
subord
Biscuit
95%
*__
1975_ApriZ-Oct
June-Dec
._Map-Nov
1980
1982
iH 0 (O £
92
89%
1971—Map-Nov
1970—June-Dec
June-Dec
4'As conv
1991-!
June-Dec
Union Pacific RR 27As debentures 1976—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973—_—April-Oct
5s
s
f
debentures
1986
Feb-Aup
47As
Mar-Sept
3%s
_MaP-Nov
mtge & coll tr 27As
47As
99'A
1978_
1968—:
1st
United
1981
Co
Inc—
debentures
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
debentures
Union
—
Co—
:
inc
Electric
6'As
1st
Mar-Sept
AprZZ-Oct
1986—
footnotes,
1970
Map-Nov
Pacific
First
98%
June-Dec
debs
89%
'
First mtge 5'As.series series*H 1983
April-Oct
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994——Jan-July
6
83
June-Dec
debentures
45
87%
98
Ry—
1984
3%s
101 Ya 101%
69
85
Co—
First
—
mtge 3 Vis 1977—
mortgage 3s 1983
1st
—
10
87%
98
Feb-Aug
2 Vis
debentures
Pacific
Southern
85
1977
Line
Pipe
debentures
-
■
Jan-July
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s-4%s 1994
Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4'/2s conv 1973_June-Dec
__
1st mtge 3Vis 1964
D
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
California Edison Co—
Southern
156%
Jan -July
—
2%s
27/ss
83
series B
series
81
—
63
85
79%
*80
*__
-June-Dec
1962
5s series C 1974
5s
75%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
37As series A 1984
1st
April-Oct
57'A
May-No?;
B 1975
Pgh Youngstown & Ashtabula
1963
60'A
May -Nov
3%s series E
5s
50
81%
65%
& Telegraph Co—
53
88%
Pillsbury Co 4%s, s f debs 1986—
Jun-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3Vis s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8S 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser I 1963_Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser J 1964_Mag-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970—
June-Dec
General mortgage
—Jan-July
:——June-Dec
1976
7
84
refunding 3%s
Pittsb Coke & Chem
1979—
debs
Oil 2'/2s
fc North Alabama RR
8
100
12
64%
86'A
52 %
92%
73
*78%
101%
54'A
'
74
66
85
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
Standard Oil of California 4%s 1983——Jan-July
Standard Oil (Indiana)
3'As conv 1982—April-Oct
4'/2S debentures 1983
:
April-Oct
,
24%
1986—June-Dec
Jan-July
1971
Spiegel Inc
99
66%
21
__
Marchant—
subord
conv
Socony-Vacuum
South
Feb-A up
debentures
2'/2s
Jan-July
April-Oct
1982
75%
86%
&
General mortgage 5s series
1979
Corp 4%s conv debs
2'As debentures 1965
Smith-Corona
Jan-July
1983JFeb-Aufif
747/a
*84%
_
Oil
~
65
June-Dec
Philip Morris Inc 47As s f debs 1979June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—Fsb-Aug
4 Vis conv subord debs 1987—
Feb-Aug
debentures
Oil
Oil
Map-Nov
debs
65
*80
-Jan-July
1987
Mar-Sept
1988—
Map-Nov
refunding mtge 4%s 1986„
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 5s 1989
.—April-Oct
Philco Corporation—
4Vis conv subord debs 1984
ApriZ-Oct
f
s
40
*95%
11
68%
Co—
subord
Union
Standard
Feb-Aug
refunding 4%s
&
4%s
Co
Rubber
conv
1977
debentures
1982
&
25
85
69
101
67%
79%
67%
75
68
*69%
_Feb-Aug
1972
67'A
2
88%
60
72
*84
66'A
79 %
88
1
—
68%
68
*91'A
6 6'A
79%
25
63
June-Dec
1966
54
;_April
88
75
69
Jan-July
1974
debentures
Sears
1980
52%
1
94
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
Sunray
First
Mar-Nov
88
63
*—
June-Dec
2'/2s
Sons
&
debentures
Stauffer
First
E)
debs
90 y2
81%
120
63
—
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
1977
5'As
Co
84%
91
2%s 1967
2%s 1974
2%s 1981
27As 1978
First & mortgage 3Vis 1982
First & refunding 3Vis 1983_
First & refunding 3 Vis 1985
debentures
Finance
87
15
refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
4s
1980
78
93
147
106%
93%
Co—
1
96
First &
RR
78
185
108%
21
'89%
May-Nov
1989_Jan-July
1981
96%
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 23/is 1971
Line
4%s
97% 100%
102
107% 108'A
79%
Gold
94%
129% 133%
157 &
94
90
83%
122
90
83%
25
149
90
1
95 7A
4Vis series C 1977
107%
85
*87
84
93%
1974
131%
1969—
—
April-Oct
Jan-July
90
85
79%
(Oregon Lines)
35
57%
102'A
81
4'/2s
84 Vi
96'A
86%
*90 Ve
Gold
95%
2
88
*79%
First 4%s
95%
48
1968—June-Dec
79 y2
*94
,97%
15
123% 127%
1989
cons
84%
94%
3"Vis series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
1st
73%
97%
104%
95
3'As B 1971-April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Woo
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982—.
Jan-July
T7
94%
Marquette Ry
RR
72%
84%
95%
99 7A
--
*85
Depot
8
94'A
1990
Duluth
Union
5
87
96%
123%
inc bond certificates Nov
4s
St
78
78
93%
—
77
*84%
*87
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
2006
Jan
A
Ry
84
77
series E 1984
Ry income 4s
series
certificates
Sinclair
81
82 %
bond
4s
Shell
2
98%
debs
Louis-Southwestern
First
83%
9
98%
83%
88%
5
101%
1977—June-Dec
debentures
85%
79%
*79%
ApriZ-Oct
1969
1977
debs
conv
conv
81
81
42
5'As
income
• 5s
St
85%
80%
1983—
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
Second
gold
6s
1996
April-Oct
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A
1997
Jan-July
• Second mtge inc 4%'s ser A Jan 2022
May
1st mtge 4s series B
1980
Mar-Sept
Skelly
83%
92%
82
2
Corp—
mortgage 3%s series J
McBee 6'As
83%
79 %
101
82'/a
89%
82
90
1964
debentures
Electric
&
Aircraft
79
June-Dec
1981—
3 Vis
Gas
Rohr
79%
*78
debentures
subord
conv
Royal
80%
June-Dec
1968
B
General mortgage
5s
75V4
80%
Feb-Aug
General 4 Vis series D
General
8
29
90
1977
2%s
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shell Oil CO 4%s debs 1986
79'A
Feb-Aug
General mortgage 4Vis
Pere
79 %
89%
*—
4%s serial D 1977
8iye
103%
debentures
Pennsylvania Power
Pennsylvania RR—
Peoria
86%
75%
89%
90 »A
78
4
Oil Corp—
Rochester
*81%
1964_June-Dec
3Vis
85%
80%
ioo %
Airways—
debentures 1979
Oil
89
79%
World
American
4"Vis
83%
2
165'A
86
—
79%
97%
79 y8
April-Oct
1983
debentures
19
23
79
April-Oct
3Vis
86%
81%
82%
88%
78
97%
*78%
1985-—June-Dec
1978
91%
80%
June-Dec
1987
debentures
3Vis
85 %
-June-Dec
,
1992
1986
debentures
3 Vis debentures
18
90%
86%
75%
3 Vis series R
ref 5s series
1st &
89%
*81
June-Dec
& refunding 27/es
First
1st
89 vi
—
*85%
96
111
154
*154
79%
99
92%
103%
50
4%s
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
First
28
48%
Sears
First
92%
High
97
106
Reading Co first & Tef 3Vis series D l995_Map-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Manufacturing 3%s debs
1975
78
June-Dec
June-Dec
62
*96%
89%
85
77%
1
98%
J an-July
St
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
5Vis conv subord debs 1983
Co
81
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
mortgage
5Vis
Oats
Second
23/is 1975
3s 1979
1st mortgage 27As 1980
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
1st mortgage 3Vis 1985
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
1st mortgage 4Vis 1987
mortgage
Chemical
83
80
—
92%
*99
Jan. 1
Low
--
76
76
*83%
98
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
106
103
—
997 «
Range Sine*
No.
High
1983. April-Oct
1975
debentures
81
89%
—-
Mar-Nov
mortgage 27As 1980
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co—
debentures
Quaker
83 '/4
78
— —
—
*76
78%
83%
93%
10
95'A
Mar-Sept
—April-Oct
mortgage 2%s 1975
Glass
82%
85%
Feb-Aug
First
Mathieson
78%
75
*89
Bonds
Sold
June-Dec
1972
First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis
3%s
4%s
June-Dec
1996
1
.
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
1984—June-Dec
80
Friday's
62%
105
93%
80
•
April-Oct
1978
4%s 1987
Northrop Corp
Owens-Illinois
92%
92
*76%
June-Dec
June-Dec
1st
83
80'A
or
Bid & Asked
103%
84
9
debentures
105%
103%
2
Vi
83
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1st
101 Vi
103 y4 103
83
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
1st mortgage
debentures
3%s
102 %
99%
Week's Range
Co—
May-Nou
mortgage 3 Vis 1968 _Jan -July
_jan-July
mortgage 5s 2037
mortgage 8s 2037— June-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972- .Map-Nov
mortgage 2%8"1979. June-Dec
refunding
and refunding
and refunding
and refunding
and refunding
First
101
100
1963
First
99
& Gas
and
First
90
100
debentures
First
91%
98%
*101 Va 102 Vi
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s
Edison
87
87
Power Co—
first mortgage 2%s 1974
First mortgage 23/is 1975
1st mortgage 3s 1978
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
First mortgage 3 Vis 1982_:
First mortgage 3Vis 1984
First mortgage 4 Vis 1986
First mortgage
4s 1988
1st mortgage 5s 1990
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
First
15
—
*99 Vi 100 Vi
Jan-July
April-Oct
(Minnesota)
Northwestern
87 Vi
97%
Quar-Feb
5s conv 1979
Bell Telephone
3s
First
92%
1984
4s
States
Northern
3'As
Public Service Electric
83%
87%
2047
1
Refunding & Improve 4 Vis
Coll
81
91
May-Nou
May-Nop
May-Nou
May-JVou
May-Nov
__May-Nov
—May-Nop
1997—Quar-Jan
1976
4%s
Northern
85
*87 %
1973
debentures
f
s
*—
1973_May-JVop
May-Nou
debs
f
s
f debentures 1974
3 Vis s
4 Vis
3%s
Last
Sale Price
Low
90
Ry first gold 4s
general & ref 5s
Period
Exchange
High
*88
Northern
Olin
No.
New York Stock
1996—April-Oc£
Northern
Ohio
Jan. 1
High
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
& Western
Norfolk
1st
Bonds
Bid & Asked
or
Sale Price
Ended August 25)
Friday
Low
New York Stock
31
129%
90%
*86'A
—
—
102%
71
104 '/a
321
148
90%
92
87
—
Continued
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(872)
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Aug. 21,
In the following
American
the
on
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Aug. 25.
and
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Admiral
Aid
13%
10
-
Corp
23/4
1
Inc
Dynamics Inc
Great
Power
4.20%
Algemene
Steel
Jan
2%
300
2J%
Jan
13J/2
133/4
200
12%
Jan
4 J/4
84 3/4
82V4
7%
22
22
3%
89 J/a
Jan
23 % May
Feb
8% May
5OJ/2
1
400
Tire
&
6 J/4
800
22%
Jan
34%
225
79
Jan
84%
class
5
Feb
9 J/a
Jun
■
-10a
Corp
5%
6%
22,400
American
l
St
Aluminum
Inc
12.50
class
American
Jan
10'A
Jan
8ya
Apr
Jan
17%
Apr
10%
9%
lOJ/a
3,300
9%
153/4
15%
161/2
8,600
8
23%
7ye
79
24
400
July
12 J/2
Jan
83J/a
Apr
3%
Jan
6 J/4
Apr
4%
400
4% Aug
325
153/4
8
55
400
70
4
28
Aug
10,700
4
July
7 J/a
43/4
15
4 J/a
Feb
Aug
76%
41%
7i%
16%
17 J/2
800
68
7%
23
Jan
Mar
1,000
73/4
80
43&
68
5%
preferred
class
Co
13% Aug
7 J/2 Aug
8,000
J/8
1,700
A
Jan
3%
Feb
7% Mar
A
Co
Oil
Associated
Gas
Associated
July
J an
10
Mar
ft
10 J/a
Jun
31 J/a
Aug
39J/2
Feb
6 A
July
300
9%
9%
91*6
9 J/4
2,800
8 3/4
200
32 J/4
8
B
S
6%
12,800
Jan
26
4,500
11 x/i
Jan
21 % May
6%
J an
7'/a May
3 J/4
Jan
_30c
21%
7 J/a
71/4
1.900
~4%
4%
5 J/8
2,200
2 J/4
Apr
10
1
Mills Ltd class B
45,300
♦
-66%c
Company
12
12%
Apr
15%
13 3/a
19%
Co
Rubber
8'A
12 >/a July
600
20%
preferred
F
6 J/8
15
Class B common—
4%
6 J/8
22 J/a
12%
1,900
Apr
May
6 3/8
3
July
Apr
16'A
113/4 May
1
serial preferred
Machine Co
6%
Buell
Hill
Burma
Mines
2%
16,000
2 J/a
Aug
14J/2
14%
2,300
73/a
Jan
151/4
14 J/4
151/4
500
9%
9%
10
Feb
10
4 J/4
1,000
Feb
16% May
18
93/4 July
8 3/a Jan
May
10 Va
Aug
1
21/4
21/4
2%
6,700
IJ/2
Jan
43/a May
2.50
13%
12%
13'/a
3,100
10 J/4
Jan
133/4 Aug
%
10,100
ft
25c
Die A
Bunker
2 J/a
141%
9
Budget Finance Plan common
60c convertible preferred
2 J/4
50c
Buckeye (The) Corp
Hi/2
11 J/a
2,500
6%
Jan
-1
12 %c
2%
1,100
1%
Jan
.
(The) Company
Ltd—
shares
American dep rets ord
3s 6d
Burnell & Co Inc
Butler's
Shoe
Calgary
A
Burroughs
(J
—
ft
12
2'A.
24%
%
Jan
.
Jan
17% May
3% May
24%
26 J/4
4,
00
19%
Jan
35 J/a
Apr
14
15
2,600
13'A
Apr
19 3/,
Feb
17%
171/a
2,000
13%
Jan
23
"
231/2
5,700
18%
Jan
58J/2
150
58
Feb
1
14
Ltd—
•
171/a
California Electric Power common
1
23%
58
Corp
2%
May
43/8
1,400
333/4
333/4
150
2 3/a
900
4ya
Jan
Mar
30
Jan
2
8%
Apr
23 J/2 May
4% Apr
34% Mar
3%
Apr
ft
J/2
7,300
%
Jan
18 J/4
18%
900
16 %
Jan
21
173/4
18%
1,100
12 J/2
Jan
32 J/2 May
9%
10 3/s
1,300
5 J/4
Jan
4'/4
5,900
3%
Jan
133/4
1,400
6
Jan
9%
4%
4
11%
May
rets
Research
Line
Fire
Camden
47,400
45J/2
Feb
86% May
5%
1,000
3%
Jan
7 J/4 May
20'/a
18%
20%
5,400
9%
Jan
35 J/2 May
preference
Dredge & Dock Co
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Canadian
Industrial
Javelin
34.1O0
94
35
Jan
44%
Apr
25
393/4
92
Jun
96 J/2
Jan
Canadian Marconi——
Jan
36
3,400
21/4
2,900
1%
Jan
3%
Apr
3'/2
33/4
1,000
3J/2
Aug
6 J/8
Apr
7%
6%
7%
3,300
• %
Aug
10% July
%
%
ft
2,400
y4
Jan
A Jan
32
~4J/a
"41/2
2'/4
21/8
2%
6,200
6
6
65/8
12,400
14
"i%
25 %
8%
13%
25
8'/«
pesos
Steel
5%
Apr
Apr
Carnation
Apr
Products Inc
com
preferred
Jan
2J/2
Jan
Jan
34% May
10% Apr
Carter
(J W)
Co—
Castle
(A M) & Co
1,300
32% Aug
37% July
3% Apr
Aug
Catalin Corp of America
Instruments
Cenco
Maine
Power
6%
63/4
1.900
5 3/8
Jan
1%
l3/4
7,800
1%
Jan
15
143/4
15 J/4
3,900
3'/4
3%
33/4
3,900
32 «/2
321/4
7%
7%
36
11,600
7%
900
9% May
2% May
Mar
6 J/4
Jan
$1.50
Jan
43 5/a
Jun
Jan
91/4 May
13% Apr
131/2 May
2 3/4 July
17
25%
5
9%
11 J/4
5,0u0
13
12 3/a
13%
2,900
53/8
6 J/8
700
33/4
Jan
71/2 May
63/4
63/4
200
43/4
Jan
7
l
6 Jft
6%
12
Feb
July
21%
Apr
Mar
convertible
19%
213/8
1.490
Jan
293/4 May
Chief
19'A
18%
20 3/a
3,500
14
Jan
213/a
Aug
Christiana
3
Inc
50%
50%
52
600
42
Jan
561/a
Apr
l
7%
18
713
8
17%
18
ft
17,200
1,000
4H
Jan
14 >/4 Mar
9
Mar
22% May
Chemical—
Securities
Corp
Oil
Chromalloy
Andes
5
2
2
13 J/4
Aug
15 J/4
4,200
17%
Aug
3%
Jan
2IJ/2 July
4% Apr
American
4%
Feb
%
Jan
Jun
Coastal
Apr
Cockshutt
4%
4%
2,600
shares_
"l%
42,100
6%
6%
2,500
50c
14%
13%
15'/a
17,000
Engineering Co
Wright Corp
l
Baruch-Foster Corp
20 y4
20 J/4
10
6 J/a
Jan
18 J/a
5,000
43/4
Jan
5
Jan
600
%
Jan
lft Jan
3,100
11%
Jan
7 J/4 July
16"% May
12% Aug
93/4
Feb
24 3/a
Jun
21% Mar
32 J/2
July
300
8,300
125
4J/2
J/a
4%
1,300
103 J/4
109%
1,800
65
150
102
Aug
Jan
17
Jan
13%
Jan
5,500
5
64%
6,200
61
1 »/a
10,20o
68
68 J/a
250
22 J/a
24%4
3,dflo
6
6%
62
105V2 Aug
% Jun
Apr
5%
11% Apr
17% May
9
May
873A May
Jan
Jan
1 J/a
Apr
63/a May
1093/4 Aug
Jan
3,600
300
iff
%
1,400
%
1%
12
7 3A
U
73,300
16 J/4
Jun
15J/4
10%
12%
4
May
7% May
Jan
3
Apr
65
Jan
70
Mar
80
Aug
83
'/a. Mar
16%
18 J/2
1%
1%
6 J/2 July
Dletrac
Club
13/8
1 '/a
13/8
50c
Aug
26 J/a
31
Jan
49%
Apr
Cohu
15
Jan
29%
Apr
Colonial
Corp
Colonial
Sand
Jan
19% May
6,600
1%
23,900
6'A
41/4
4%
4%
Jan
ft Jan
Jan
2,000
33/4 Mar
May
15
3,100
8
Jan
15 J/2
Jun
15
15%
3,300
9%
Jan
17 J/2
July
55 J/2
Jun
25c
50c
52%
16%
52 J/2
1,100
48
15%
16%
6,400
14 J/a
A Co
10 Ye
11'A
183/4
22
24'/2
24
25
4
53/4
5%
550
4
93/4
1
3,700
12,600
53/4
4
3
Jan
July
Jan
10 3/4
Apr
6 3A
Jan
9
3/4
jan
lft May
2,600
113/4
Jan
42 J/4
Jan
15% May
653/4 May
23
Jan
39
100
.—1.50
39
100
13%
12%
100
14'A
Electronics
54'/a
58 3A
13,100
~1%
10,701
3A
Jun
3% May
7%
8'A
8,100
33/b
Jan
9 Va
573/4 May
10 J/2 May
14 Va
12
*
—
15%
11%
11%
151/4
16 J/a
13%
of America
&
Stone
Metals
Co_—
14
Compudyne Corporation
-
Connelly Containers Inc
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Jan
14%
Aug
2%
Jan
4% May
4
Jan
7
Jan
l'/2
May
Jan
12%
Aug
16'A -Apr-1
11 3'4
7%
Jan
I6J/2 May
41 J/a
46%
9,20o
19%
Jan
46 J/2
20%
22%
6.800
133/e
Jan
1,000
8% July
29% Jan
273/a May
11'A Jan
41
8%
15
9
Aug
43i/a
.
10%
4%
7
7
13
1,400
43 %
Aug
J/4
4.100
8 J/2
Jan
2 3 J/4
Jun
11 J/4
7,600
83/8
Jan
5 J/a
4 140
3%
Jun
19'A May
5% Mar
7%
3,800
16
Jan
93/4 May
Jan
5%
20
28'/a May
23 »/a
24 «/a
1,100
1 '/a
1%
3,200
lft
Jan
2 J/2 Mar
1,000
7
Jan
11% May
1%
Jan
23/8
Jan
10
Apr
13 3A
10'A
9%
1%
9%
1%
2
6'A
6%
2,800
27% May
8% Mar
Continental Aviation & Engineering—1
11 >/a
12'A
1.100
1
A_50c
Continental Materials Corp
10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp-lOc
5%
17%
1%
12%
5%
1,000
5 */8
Feb
Continental Connector Corp class
5,700
14%
Jan
Jan
33/s
Feb
8J/2
Jan
7 J/4 May
10
Aug
Jan
47
Jan
7
12%. July
6 J/4
11 Va
Ray
*
Inc__—
Sun
Aug
600
17 200
Apr
May
9,200
41'A
15
11 %
5 Va
24
1V4
143/4 May
173/a Aug
14.000
22%
8%
—10c
Jan
84,800
46%
Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
1
10 '/a
1 '/a
1
Consolidated
450
200
10 '/a
25c
50c
20
22 3/8
4 J/a
lO'A
.
211/4 Mar
Jan
Feb
4%
1
Feb
8%
2,000
_1
10
12
43/8
12%
5
Co
9,600
41/a
1
63A Mar
16 J/a
Apr
Mar
14,300
141/4
13
12%
.
1,200
1,100
11%
14
4 Va
_*
9 J/8
17
12 J/a
•
Products class A
95%
Apr
Aug
—
Consolidated
12%
253/a
31 3/b
8%
—_1
Inc
Construction
10
•
Apr
3,300
Equipment Co
Farm
Aug
4t400
13
"1%
16%
10c
Aug
28
3,200
35
Co—
12'/a
3%
200
lft
.
31%
vtc
22%
200
1,400
100
■20J/4 May
4,900
10
40
1,700
7 J/a
31%
8%
—-—-50c
Jan
6
8 3/4
7%
19 J/2 May
1
•173/4 Aug
213/4 Apr
'
•
For footnotes, see page 36
10%
20%
1
(H C), Co common
5Vfe% prior preferred
;
Borne Chemical Co Inc
5%
8
31
Consolidated Royalty Oil
l
~l
Bohack
Aug
Jan
Apr
6
14%
II-III
__I
I
36
Jun
10%
15%
Corp
Jari
4%
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
15
Blauner's
26 J/a
22 J/a
Community Public Service-
l
Inc
625
6,300
Apr
i
Inc
36
63,700
2%
Ties
Inc
34%
16 J/a
3'A May
Shoe Corp
Canada
550
25%
1
Oils
Caribbean
Aug
.7.50
Belock Instrument Corp
29J/2
14 J/a
1
Products
Aluminum
12%
5%
Aug
: 29% Aug
231/a
Co_^—
Corp new com
91/a
11,100
2
25c
Inc
54 J%
Jan
243/4
Jan
28
121/4
-
14 J/2
23
16%
Clopay Corporation
1,300
21
17
50c
common
convertible class A
(S)
ft Jan
3}j| Jan
25c
-_—10c
Corp
5,600
33%
j
t
31J/4
1
Corp
31%
6
July
Commercial
Blumenthal
8.i00
42,500
31
1% May
45/a
Construction
Birdsboro
7% May
4
6,400
Feb
lft Apr
23 J/2
Hosiery Co
2,400
"1%
Bickford's
5%
Jan
Jan
15%
July
iJ
Apr
July
33A
2ft July
141/4
22%
1
Corporation———
Clausner
18%
6%
Co
26
—10c
1
10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clary
13%
1%
Photo
29 J/4
1%
8 'A
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
13 J/4
10c
Watch
53/4 July
Jun
July
1
Corp__
Foil
17%
50c
Berkey
July
M03A May
July
4,100
19
7 "A
—1
Mining
Corp—
Controller
13 "A
Inc
Benrus
14%
1
:
Inc
is y2
lo
Ltd
Industries
of
39
Apr
lc
Consolidated
•
preferred
Telephone
4%
—
2.50
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
19%
35 Va
•
—10
:
Corp
Cherry-Burrell
5
9%
preferred
Ltd
Oil Co
Charter
50c
(AS.)
5Jan
18,600
pfd
Century Electric Co—_
Chamberlin Co of America-;
10c
Common
Beau-Brummel
16'A
6 J/4
62'/2
/ 1%
68
100
1.23
$1.40 series B convertible preferred-*
»
28
10
Bailey A Selburn Oil A Gas class A_1
Bearings
1
104'A 105
Central Securities Corp common
Clark Cable Corp—:
Corp
2%
6%
1
pref—_100
3.50%
Central Power & Light 4%
Circuit
Oil
15,400
Feb
33/8
8%
8
15
1
Corp
Central Hadley Corp„
Clark
Bayview
5%
12%
4%
103 %
10
1
Feb
iff
"%
-1
22,700
1
^
9%
—
rets B ord_2s 6d
Carreras Ltd Amer dep
Cinerama
Candy
Jan
ft
31
-5.50
Co
16J/2 Aug
59 »/4
65/«
1
A
Corp
Collieries Corp
Barton's
32 J/a
12
Carolina Power &,Light $5 preferred—*
49% July
23,900
5
1
City
3 J/4
4,000
1%
Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Capital
8J/4
10,500
371/4
14%
20J/s
Corp
Jan
1
Co Inc
Industrial
BarChris
350
9
15
i.
International
Canaveral
Jan
83/4
52
1
6% Mar
1
non-cum
los
38%
8%
10%
—1
1
Canal-Randolph Corp
Feb
27J/4
10c
Automatic
de
July
38%
6c
Minerals
iya
9%
32%
Williston
5
14 Va
—1
Inc
Radio Mfg
Oil
2H
11
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—_10
Canadian
2%
3,100
16
51
37%
2,700
July
1%
lo
Automatic
Banff
200
Mining A
Corp
Aurora Plastics Corp
Banco
215
2 ft
Capital Cities Broaqcasung
5
5p
Audion-Emenee
Baldwin
58 J/2 Mar
43/4
Aug
20J/2
331%
2 »/a
3%
_1
Convertible
51
Apr
25
1
2.50
Ltd
Gas
Canadian
2'/a
1
Sewing Centers Inc
Baldwin-Montrose
Jan
55'/a
.26
10c
Husky Oil Ltd
24% May
Atlas
Baker Industries
47%
130
4%
95 J/4 Mar
Feb
Jun
'100
V
*
20
—1
Jan
8%
94
0E
•
89 J/4
20 "A Mar
23% May
:'64
56 J/2
8ft
Ltd
960
2,609
381/b
:
r"^
'
oil
^
1(1
}$
5 ft
8%
13
911%
_1
Ayrshire
'491/2
*
Oils Ltd
141%
393/4
5
Southern °etroleums Ltd vtc—1
Canada
90 '/a
10c
Sugar
'
•
13 J/4
•
com
—
common—
91%
•
new
1
——
Ltd
Co. Ltd
13%
10c
Corp
class
Gas Co
&
Co
Cement
763/4
1
Co
56
Insurance,!.--—_—.
Bread
5%
1
America
49
56
Chiboug'afiiaif Mines Liu—
Campbell
6J/2%
71%
Atlas Corp option warrantsAtlas General Industries Inc
Inc
Oil
Consol
Calvan
Canada
Apr
5%
lc
Inc
of
-1_
50
preferred—-1—.————,
6%
Central
Consolidated
Non-voting
50
—50
preferred
$2.50 preferred—
Canada
5%
73%
£1
regular
Corp
Golfo
Devices
Corp
$3.00
177/a May
i
Testing Labs
Development
Edmonton
13% July
7/a May
40c
_
Chemical Industrial Products
del
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
1
Supply
Coast
Jan
10 J/2
7%
Industries—
Stationers
Atlantic
4%
4,400
4%
41
4
com—
Associated
Atlantica
Jan
>2
I
32%
Tnr.
deposit
Atlantic
Jun
Aug
18%
2 *0
Corp Ltd
Laundries
Associated
3%
4
26 J/2
14,000
6%
2
pfd-100
Co
Beck
Apr
Apr
14
100
pfd
Co
Associated Oil & Gas
Bell
363/8
21%
Apr
5
oreierred
Associated Food Stores
6%
29 J/a July
14%
Jan
6
17%
warrants
Electric
American
Barry
2,100
21%
25c
Aluminum Co
Electronics
Asamera
Barnes
3ft
1
Canadian
Louisiana
Altex
Banner
31%
31%
£1
12%
1
Arkansas Power A Light 4.72%
Avis
Jan
Jan
2
7,500
Distillers cl A com__30c
27%
Jan
20c
Corp
Inc
convertible
400
4%
1
Arco Electronics class A
Avien
40 '/a
Ltd—
Co
P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
82
1
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4^%
Audio
Apr
313A May
Feb
2
Anken Chemical & Film
Arkansas
11,800
6%
333/4
20c
Angostura-Wupperman
Pools
J/4
401/2
173/4
16
1
Radio Corp
Anthony
900
4
4
4
40%
6%
5
Products
Post
4
5
Writing Paper
Oil
3%
4
——
16%
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs.3.45
Atlas
ft
2
9% May
34%
8J/2 May
Jan
5
2
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Atco
3 J/4
Feb
8%
1
A
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
American- Thread
Arrow
Apr
8ya
£1
Petrofina
35c
11%
4y2
25c
Manufacturing Co
American
Arnold
July
7
10%
:50c
American
Armour
Aug
200
——
2 '/a
5% May
Jan
Israeli Paper Minn Ltd—
American shares
Andrea
32
1,100
4%
617
341/4
•
dep rets ord reg
Forman
Bruck
1/256 Aug
5,200
w
Jan
30
£1
£1
bearer
Company
Brown
8%
1
American MARC Inc
Anchor
Petroleum
Amer
Jun
5%
•
Inc
American
Amurex
dep rets ord
British
9% May
15 J/4
13%
79%
2,900
6%
30%
Columbia Power
Brown
Feb
70
J/4
5V2
•
Systems Inc
American-Internatl
Aug
12%
8V2
1
American Beverage Corp
American Book Co__
Electronics
Jan
5%
7%
America $3.75 pfd_100
Business
Aug
4%
4,800
Inc
American
6 J/a
7%
...3
American
3,100
26,200
71/4
_50c
Oil
6%
ny4
eya
10
561,100
Allied Control Co Inc.
Paper Corp
Alloys Unlimited Inc..
Jan
67
.■
—
A
£1%
A
Corp common
Jan
6%
4 Va
31
dep rets ord registered
Amer
British
Feb
3,200
63/4
1/256
_____
__
Jan
3%
87% Aug
1/256
Allied
Ambassador
Jan
Apr
7%
Rubber
of
145
Amer
Apr
Aug
,—
13 &
Co
5%
83J/2
321/4
6V2
1%
19,900
7% July
Tobacco—
87
83
10'/8
2,900
4%
•
American
10
311/4
—
2%
J/2
4
Co
British
75
82
6%
21/2
6 J/a
33 J/2
2ft
Aug
Brown
convertible preferred
Aluminum
Jan
6,000
1
1
10% May
28% May
90 J/2
83
1
10
Alsco
Apr
3%
600
7%
331/4
Oil
High
33% May
12'A May
3% Jun
Jan
22%
71/2
Ltd
Petroleums
Britalta
:
19
2'%
4%
'
1
*
Corp
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
22'/a
,
20c
American
87 J/4
32
1
deposit rtcs American shs_
Artists Pictures
5Va%
Apr
19
500
3%
Jan
6%
Breeze
Shares
IV2
Light A Power ord-*
Brazilian Traction
for Week
Low
—1
10c
Inc
British
90 J/4
V—
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc.
Allied
Apr
8%
5,000
10
_
Engineering Co
Properties Inc
(expire Aug 28)_,
Alliance
4%
18% Mar
3%
i
8
100
-
-
Apr
90 »/a
.
American
Rights
Apr
4,800
5
22
33/4
20
4,500
16"%
"
All
All-State
Bourjois
Bowling Corp of America
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
86%
50
100
Co common
N
2%
15%
•
preferred
Inc
Kunstzide
American
Feb
7%
4%
_
preferred
Airlines
1%
5,700
7%
Southern
Alabama
Wood
7,500
16 J/2
1
Corp
Alabama
5%
23/4
Par
Apr
4
3%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Feb
2%
3,900
121/4
-1
-
Surpass Shoe Stores
Alaska
'•
2%
10c
_
Investment & Discount Ino_
Alan
Low
High
3
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
io y4
2%
Aeronca Manufacturing Co
Agnew
Shares
2%
12
25o
__
_
Co
Aerojet-General
for Week
Construction Corp
Product!
Plastics
Aero-Flow
3
100
Mfg Corp
Missiles &
Class A common
Acme
1
Corp class A
Petroleum
Aberdeen
Sales
Range
security whether
every
Range for Week Ended Aug. 25.
Friday
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
102
Feb
May
21% Mar
Continental
Cook
Paint
Commercial
A
Cooper-Jarrett
Varnish
1
1
Corp
Co
Inc———
•
<
5%
15%
18
12,700
—20
7
16,900
13 J/4
18,900
43
1%
100
3/a
Jan
6 3/4
Feb
40% Mar
--
1
13/4
11%
43
10
6%
73/a
1,400
6%
Aug
2%
8%
Apr
May
Feb
Apr.
273/4 May
2 3/a
Jun
18'/a Mar
49%
Apr
93/4 Mar
Volume
194
Number
6085
.
.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
(873)
33
i
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Par
Class
Coro
B
Inc
$1
&
Reynolds
Low
17%
15
15%
1,300
20%
100
7%
3,400
7%
7
American dep
receipts (ord reg)—£1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc
(Del)
4%
17% May
Gatineau
19
Feb
Jan
20%
Aug
5%
preferred—.
Gellman Mfg Co
Jan
9%
Apr
General
4%
418
1,500
4% Aug
2%
2%
6,200
1%
36%
1
Crowley M'ilner & Co—
Apr
Jan
19%
%
2
5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp—
17/a
36%
50c
Petroleum
Feb
13
6
38%
29%
19,300
1
Crown
Central
Petroleum
Crown
Corp Internat'l
Crown
Drug Co
:
Crystal Oil & Land
(Md)
"A"
*
Co
R
11%
Jan
91
5,900
67
!
40
Jan
3%
3
6%
6% July
5% Aug
4,300
2%
.
_
100
General
Aug
5%
19%
25%
28
9,400
Daltch
8%
8%
Jan
Jun
5 ''"O
8%
'
—
8/a
Apr
32% July
14% Mar
Jun
50c
8
Inc
7%
8
6,000
6%
5
5%
1,700
5
Aug
6%
5%
v63/4
'
7
2,000
6
July
14 y2
151/4
Jan
11
14 y2 July
500
Apr
7%
23
9
93/4
1,700
6y8
Jan
6%
7
4,700
47/a
Jan
27%
28;
90
26%
Jun
32% Mar
12%
11%
12%
2,400
9y8
Feb
14%
4%
2,700
:
Stores
——50c
class
4
5
100
145
A—:
debenture stock
3%
88 %
33 y4
34
2
2,900
145
144
60
Desilu Productions Inc
1
8%
8
9%
Gasket
1
8
7%
81/4
600
Industrial
1
17
15'%
17%
Manufacturing
Products
Oils
Dilbert's
1%
Quality
Distillers
Co
%
%
6/a
6 '/it
6%
1
10c
7%
7
10
6V4
10s
5%
Supermkts
com
1
Dominion
Steel & Coal
$2
•
Dow
6%
Feb
6%
4,900
6% Aug
51/4
400
14
13
4%
1,100
10
Jan
Jan
Jan
10y4
17
Jan
21
10%
103/4
12
10,800
4%
Jan
14%
Jun
19%
18
19%
13,800
14%
Feb
23%
1
1%
1%
5,600
1%
Jan
3%
Apr
Apr
11
11%
1,400
8%
Jan
97
97
1
14%
.•
18%
Corp
...7.50
3%
2,100
2%
65
50c
15
Jan
18%
18
18%
600
11 y*
Jan
22%
Apr
15%
15%
400
10
Jan
18%
Apr
(Adolf)
800
10%
Jan
18%
8,500
14%
Jan
200
10%
Jan
14 'A
141%
2,800
10%
Jan
17% May
36%
37%
75
33 Va
Jan
10'/a12,300
8%
Jan
39% May.
13'A May
9'/4
A 31%
—5
:
4c
B
1
5
Inc
1
45 <
5,600,
r
17%
__
'
—
15%
-
9,300
Eastern States Corp
A,
,,..3 A
4
>
8%
40
31 /a
32
5'A..
13%
Jan
P%
9%
42%
Jan
2}{|
3%
21
,
Jan
Jari
5%
:
Jan
*
600
-5
Corp____
1
10c
1
Communications
Specialty
Electronic
&
Co————50c
Apr,
3V4
Jun
17%
Jan
Jun
33% May
39 /4 Mar
Jan
11%
10 %
11
1
8
5
10%
10c
2%
2
Corp__
1
2%
2%
common—60c
6%
3%
28,600
6%
7%
1,600
26%
100
5%
5%
5%
2V4
2%
2
1
14/4
14%
,
15
a
1%
5Y*
24
3.400
*
com
~V%
Apr
May
27% May
7%
Apr
3A May
1%
1%
Jan
15
28%
"7% -~7%
Feb
5%
Jan
43% May
11% Apr
1,300
1%
3,800
1
17%
15%
17%
26,900
50c
24%
23%
24%
1,800
23%
25%
13,500
51%
53
2,100
Corp
12
Apr
Jan
11
5
class A
4%
Jan
Jan
%
300
3% May
,Jan
3
2,700
Apr
14% Mar
9% July
1% Jan
27,000
9c
Inc
2,000
2%
26%
30
50c
Land
Industries
& B American
1,100
'•
26
2y2
r.
30,600
37%
Apr.
Aug
2%
Jan
Apr
12%
Jun
21% July
11
Jan
20%
9"%
Jan
27% July
46%
Jan
73
Stores
800
35
Jan
Aug
Jun
Apr
1
12%
22%
•
May
*
Jt%
Jan
26
17% Apr
76% Aug
8% Apr
1,600
600
7
1
12%
2,300
7
900
63
Jan
73/4
1,600
15% Mar
Jan
75%
2
6% May
9% Mar
37
24%
25
Light-:
*■
Jan
Jan
4,600
10
Inc
1%
6
19,600
6%
1
Lithographing
Co
10c
%
5%
10c
Corp
37%
;
;
4%
Jan
Mar
%
Jan
AV*
Aug
10% Mar
6,000
25%
Jan
47% May
9% Jun
50c
7%
7%
25c
15%
14%
15%
•
51
50
*
39%
37%
Hell-Coil Corp
Heller
20y4 May
(W E)
4%
preferred
Co 5%%
&
pfd
100
Galion
_10c
Inc
Products
8
Jan
3,400
45%
Aug
15% Aug
67% Mar
40%
9,000
32%
Jan
45% July
100
Jan
10
70
Jan
80 %
Jan
19% May
17%
8,800
3%
106
120
78
16%
3%
10c
Jan
9%
54
78
16%
3%
4,600
19,900
102% 104
100
Payne Inc
Aor
2,20o
300,400
39%
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc
Mining Co
—„
Helena Rubenstein Inc
1%
%
5%
4%
37
Hecla
Apr
-8% May
..
4%
2
Hazel Bishop Inc
8%. May
Jan
51%
10c
Co
Electric
Hazeltine
•
Jan
1
Hastings Mfg Co..
* 42 %. Apr
Jan
7%
20,900
14%
6 Va
;
1
Inc
Corp
Hartfield
-
/ Apr'
'
9%
-
9/a
Aug
13% May'
33%
Jan
51
500
3%
Jan
2,000
23 Va
Jan
5,400
43y4
'
150
.
29%
27%
•
1{J
'
25
28%
7,900
1%
Jan
180
Apr
153
Jan
171
Apr
19%
Jan
40
;
1%
64,800
M
34
33%
34%
10,100
85 Va
Jan
34%
Aug
20y4
21 y4
1,200
15%
Jan
24%
Apr
151/2
15%
17%
9,200
15
20
Jun
26
24 y2
26
6,300
16%
Jan
11 y4
11 y8
13%
5,400
9%
Feb
25%
11,600
12%
Feb
Jan
6%
3%
1,900
3%
500
11 y4
Feb
2%
6,500
5
Jan
13%
May
Apr
July
29% May
,
20% May
28% May
12% May
14 % May
8V8
8'%
8%
3,100
6%
Jan
.1
*
9%
6%
34
9%
10y8
3,000
9
Jan
6%
7vb
13 400
33 y4
34'A
2,200
100
pfd
99
99
99
10
94%
Jan
32
28%
33
24,500
12%
Jan
33
19,600
4 %
Jan
6
Empire National Corp
5
Jan
22%
Jan
convertible
Hoe
Hotels
4%
4%
4%
Steel Corp
1st preferred
&
1
50%
50.%
51 Vb
300
47%
Jan
common___l
4y8
4y8
4%
3,000
3%
Jan
10
Manufacturing Co
—
-
,
.
•
8y4
8y4
500
1
Esquire Inc___
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Eureka Corporation Ltd
6/4
6%
6%
17%
14y4
6y8
-fa
13%
17%
19%
9%
Apr
38 % Mar
102 %
Jun
Aug
Hofmann
$1
10c
13
6V8
15%
6y2
14
9
Aug
9% Mar
28% May
23% Mar
9,800
12%
2,500
%
13*%
Jan
May
65% May
5% Mar
Aug
16%
6%
6%
May
10%
4,000
3%
._1
3/a
2.50
11%
11%
8%
8%
3
12
8%
18% May
Mar
4
Feb
6%
400
10%
2%
400
20%
_5Gc
'
3%
Feb
35a
Jan
Jan
8%
Feb
Jan
25
8%
Jan
17% Mar
4,000
2%
Jan
1,700
8%
Jan
5,800
3%
Jan
14% May
12% Apr
1%
18"%
Aug
Jan
27% Aug
%
Jan
10
May
7y4
Feb
Inc
25c
Mines..
Home
A—
Co
(Geo
Horn
Hardart
&
5%
A)
(The)
Class
2%
Apr
13%
13%
14%
1,300
4%
Jan
3% May
17% May
35%
35%
36%
600
29%
Jan
43
Apr
9%
9A
9%
3,600
7M
Jan
12%
8%
8%
8%
300
7A
Jan
11%
Apr
Apr
Jan
38%
Apr
May
189%
Jan
•
•
common
B
Motors
34%
4,200
375
173
175
175
140
39
40
800
Co__
33%
9%
1
5
common
18%
l~l
34
Jan
103
Jan
30
Jan
35
Apr
10
700
7%
Jan
15y8 May
1,100
15%
Jan
25
Apr
Apr
18
18
18%
27%
27%
28%
4%
4%
500
14%
Jan
25%
1,900
27%
Aug
21,800
5
2%
Jan
51% May
7% May
15%
Aug
24%
19% July
31%
1
15%
15%
17
600
21%
21%
24
13,100
5
26%
26%
27
600
33 %c
10%
10%
10%
£1
914
*
44%
5
Hygrade Food Products
53
Jan
19
2.50
Inc
Hydrometals Inc
36% May
9%
.1
5
Inc.
Co
33%
145
18%
10c
j
Products
.
96
39%
2.50
Inc class A com
Manufacturing
Hydromatics
2
100
Mfg Co
Vitamin
34%
7.50
Baking Co
(Harvey)
Hudson
4,100
*
Co
&
Hardart
Electric
Hycon
34,900
*
preferred..
Hoskins
27%
1%
1
class
Ltd
Hormel
Horn
2
26%
1%
B
&
1%
26%
•
Oil
Class
2
5
50c
15%
26%
Apr
Apr
32% Mar
Jun
11% May
% May
Jan
Industries
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Hubbell
Jan
6
4,700
1
10c
or 25c
Exquisite Form Industries Inc
6%
500
1
Espey Mfg & Electronics
2%
20%
10%
Hoffman International Corp
Howell
a~10c
Equity Corp common
—
$2 convertible preferred—,—
2%
50c
:
common
A
13
10
Inc
"warrants"
(R) & Co Inc
Class
13
25c
com
preferred
Supermarkets
Hilton
1
1% May
1
Emery Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
.Apr
2iy4
,
21%
,
Hill's
„31% May
20c
:
5%
Apr
172%
165y4 165'/4
—
28
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
Apr
8%
22%
America
of
5
25c
Facilities
Missile
Inc—
•
1
i—
Share_
Assistance
cum
Jan
May
.
,;_4
25% Jan ;
__
:_—_*
1-
Ltd
Dev
28%
,
__
___i
Corp___
Electronic
6%
1%
27 v*
Harnischfeger Corp
29% May
10%
2,000
7...
5%
13 Vb
43y4
^
1
Electronic Research Associates Inc__10c
Ero
13,300
600
—
Hartford
20%
> 900
n
4Q%?
V'.v
•31%
5%
•
1
common
preferred series A
B__—
Forge
2%
3,200
Company
Stores Products
Hall Lamp
50% May
Jan.
2,500
"4% '
_—20c5
preferred series
Corporation-
Erie
Apr
24%
Harbor Plywood Corp
Ham Corporation
36% May
,
22%
'
.
15%
Jan
'
'
2%
H
H
,
Mar J
:,26%
1.
___i.__.__25
Company
Corp
3% May
2,700
2
2
2%
30%
Freehold Leases
Havana
40
7
—1
Freightways Inc__ j
Electronics
21% May
35% Apr
2%
—
Inc
Producers
Jun
Aug
t
3%
A''4
-
—
16%
15%
•
\
30%, 321/2
__
..
„.-A..—1
Eastern Can Co class A.—...
El-Tronics
Jan
10%
24%
Hydraulics
Hercules
Electronic
Jan
23%
29%
Higbie
Electronic
26% May
11V*
1,300
E
.
&
Jan
1,400
30%
nreferred series A
American
6,500
18%
33
24%
:
Chemical
Industries
18%
18%
32 y8
4
Rapids Varnish
Western
16%
32% Aug
9 A Mar
16%
Manufacturing Co
Lakes
17%
18%
..
l
Corporation
19% July
14 »/4
'
*1.^/,' 17.1/4.
Co....
n-v
Consolidated Mines
Helmerich &
and
Aug
82% May
34% Aug
*
A
Gulton
•
Bond
Jan
May
97
*
class
com
Co
Warrants
12%
————
Dynamics Corp of America..
Mines
52
103
July
1,200
67
93
32% Aug
Gulf
14
9%
Corp..
1
Potash Co.—
Dynalectron Corp ^
1
—.—10c
Electric
65
13% May
Feb
25
Jan
21 % Mar
Inc
...
Gulf States Land & Industries
Gulf & Western Industries
181/4
__
1
—
Aug
12%
,14
Test
Elder
97
1
I
39
Aug
1,700
Grocery
14i/8
•
•
Electrographic
11
32
•
•
wi
1%
2,000
Apr
2%
12 %
Hosiery class1 B commoiij.^.*
$6
5% Mar
5,400
Gridoil
Feb
Duval Sulphur .&
$7
Aug
50c
Griesedieck
15 %
6%
(Tlife) CO..—:HK.
Edo
4%
33%
4,800
5% May
Jan
8ya
Durham
,
200
4%
32
11%
Greer
10 y2 Mar
9,500
Duraloy
Eastern
4 Vb
4y8
33
30%
6%
Apr
7,300
Rubber Co Ltd—
J'/"'1
American dep rets ord reg._l'_„_J.10s;
Eastern
Jun
333/4
Great
Feb
9 y8
Drug Fair-Community Drug—_____—1
Duro
3.800
9%
*
common
Co
Jun
5
Great American Industries
May
48 Mar
8y4
810
Dunlop
••
7%
20
87/a
Ltd
Co
Ltd__^
Harris
Driver
9
18
11%
Feb
Feb
12 y2
Co Ltd
Chemical
Exploration
&
Jan
Feb
32%
Apr
9%
818
Corp
Drilling
Apr
4%
10%
28%
Great
167/8
8%
1-,—.-32.50
Brewery
4%
32,300
34,300
11%
Gray
Apr
Jan
5%
6%
2%
stock
ord
(The) Corp
Draper
%
5O0
U"
*
preferred
Dorsey
Jan
8%
14%
29
Grand
Apr
1
Bridge Co Ltd
Inc
1%
7%
13%
£i
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Jun
41
151
2%
—
Dominion
&
1,100
8%
14%
32%
Gorham
Apr
4% May
14 % Apr
Dixon Chemical & Research—
Dorr-Oliver
8,000
51/4
!
13
4
conv.j
Dome Petroleum Ltd
Textile
2%
Jan
Jan
i
Guerdon
reg
Diversey Corp——
Dixilyn Corp class A
Dominion Tar
j'
Jan
Aug
7% July
4% Jan
Ltd—
dep rets ord
Dominion
2%
4%
2,600
3% May
10% May
2.50
Controls
Goldfield
Jun
6y8
Feb
8
8,400
,—25c
preferred
1st
Amer
Ltd
Engineering Co Inc 1
Jan
26%
137
7,800
Detroit
Detroit
Dielectric Products
2%
~7
Feb
Jan
1
Gobel
12% May
7% Apr
Devon-Palmer
~6%
39%
102%
Jan
2
Ltd—
preferred
Foods
Apr
6%
&
34% Aug
1
Glenmore Distilleries class
Globe Union Co Inc
Apr
12% Mar
9%
Mfg
100
98 y4
1
Corp
common
35
1
Stores
Giannini
35
..
~6%
Glass Tite Industries Inc
1
8%
—
"wts"
dep rets ord reg
Plywood
$4.60
15% Mar
15% Mar
Day Mines Inc
10c
Dayco Corp class A pref
35
D C Transit System Inc cl A com__20c
Dennison
High
Gilchrist
Crystal Dairies.
Dejay
Low
1
Corporation—.;
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
D
Brothers
•
....
Fireproofing—
General
34%
Jun
1,800
9%
8%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Gilbert (AC) Co
Daryl Industries Inc—
50c
Davega Stores Corp common—...2.50
5%
preferred
;
20
Davidson
Low
100
Co
General
Giant
'
common.
General Gas Corp
Jun
8% Mar
9 Vb July
Electric
American
New
^
Co
Builders
Corp
Development Corp
General
18% Mar
Jan
24
.
25%
1
Apr
10% May
8% Apr
Jan
5
RO0
General
General
v
6
♦
common..!
common
200
l,7ud
6
*
class A
7%
i.o%
87%
■> 3%
__•'-
*
:
Corporation
Class
90
10c
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
Cutter Laboratories
7%
io%
—25c
.
Cuban Tobacco Co
Cubic
7%
5
partic
Power
Acceptance
General Alloys Co
Apr
3% May
Jan
Shares
Jun
6%
Jan
for Week
G
'
20%
1.50
Courtaulds Ltd—
Creole
15%
100
Sales
Range
Par
18% Aug
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
14%
15
•
Corp
Beverage
High
17%
—
1
common
preferred class A
Cott
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
15%
5
Corroon
Shares
Low
Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
non-voting
*
(H)
Corby
for Week
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
(Range for Week Ended August 25)
Sales
14% July
9,800
15,100
5
Aug
F
IMC
Fabrex
Corp
Falcon
1,
Camera
Fairchild
Instrument—1
&
Seaboard
Drilling
Co
1.50
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Tnc—,—_11. '
Fargo
Oils Ltd
Felmont
Petroleum
Financial
12,000
7%
500
,
5 3/*
130
5%
Aug
Jan
11
Jan
24%
2,000
HI
13,800
1 Vb
Jan
2%
2%
3&
26,700
2%
Jan
60c convertible
:
11%
12%
1,600
5%
Jan
143/4
5%
5%
5,200
5
Jun
7%
7%
8%
2,700
.17%
16%
17%
11,200
Fischer
&
4% Mar
Fishman
(M H)
Co
8
4 %
14%
—^____2,5o
6%
—1
31%
Co
Inc
9%
Jun
Industrial
93/4
Jan
14%
4%
100
200
14%
3%
10%
Feb
Jan
17% Aug
Forest
Fox
Tiger
Motor
City
Head
Fresnillo
Line
Inc_^
of Canada
6
18
Apr
Apr
Homes
Insurance
Enterprises
Brewing Co
(The) Company
1
;
—• .'
15%
146%
15%
16%
8,000
9%
Jan
21
May
Investors
144% 146%
100
131%
Jan
160
July
Iowa
•
200
4%
Jan
9 Va
16
Jan
33 Va
12
Jan
Aug
L_1
12%
12%
13%
2,300
10%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
8,000
,,,'%
Jan
5
_i
5%
.5%
5%
12,700
3%
Jan
5"% Aug
12%
12%
12%
5
42%
42
45".
1,200
-
700
see page
36
Co
International
Oil
15
9A
5,700
37Y4
Jan
15%
4,800
13
Jan
9
A
100
16,500
11%
10
11%
85
84
85
6%
6%
7%
110
9%
Jan
80
of
North
America.^
4%
Jan
Jan
/
87% Mar
9 V4 May
7%
9.400
26%
26%
1,100
18%
17
17
17%
1.000
5
100
100
9
7,30o
1,800
76 vt
9%
Jun
Jan
30%
Apr
Jan
8%
26%
103
11% Aug
Aug
7,800
4V4
8%
16% May
9% Mar
9% May
1
24% Mar
Jan
108% Aug
1
10%
10%
10%
Aug
12% Mar
1
Inc
7%
28
17%
Products
39
39
39%
700
30 %
Aug
40
6%
700
6%
Aug
11%
5
Jun
Iron Fireman
Apr
Ironrite
Inc
Co
changed
Dielectric Products
Jan
19% May
Irving
Jan
48% May
Israel-American
Air
3.90%
9%
July
7%
8%
1,800
3
3%
3,400
7% May
Jan
2
Feb
9% May
3% May
76% July
85
800
15%
Jan
23%
1,700
19%
1
19%
32
18%
Jan
36% Mar
48,200
A
Jan
% May
May
Apr
to
Engineering Co Inc
1
Chute—
Oil
8%
3%
pfd—100
Manufacturing
name
6%
1
Royalty
Service
6%
33 %c
Company
Public
1
A
15% Mar
Jun
1.25
10c
footnotes,
50c
9
1
Breweries
13
i
For
45%
Apr
11% May
47% May
Jan
25c
Holdings Corp
14.800
20,300
Fuller
Co
Corp
Corp
International
6 7/a
33%
6
Friendly Frost Inc___^
<Geo A)
Hardware
International
%
29%
13
1
:
Canada
Credit
Intex
Flying
Fold
of
Plywood Co Inc
Corp class A
Inland
Inland
10c
preferred..—J
Porter
Electronic
4,100
16%
9% Aug
9
Apr
7%
Oil
reg
Jun
5%
rets ord
(Canada)
Tobacco
3,200
9%
Industries—
dep
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent
Telephone Corp
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indust
10c
——.
Firth Sterling Inc__
Imperial
Imperial
Apr
Corp
Chemical
American
Apr
11%
Corp__—;
common—
4%
Magnetics
Imperial
May
2-A May
1
First National Realty & Construction
Corp
Apr
195% May
Jan
20%
1H
17
10
25c
;
'2
:
General
7/s
20
6,000
1%
10c
Corp
Inc_'_
7%
20
6%
1
—:
Federated Purchaser class A
Filmways
,180%
5%
179% 190 %
1
Mines Ltd—
Faraday Uranium
6%
Corp..—.
30%
30%
10c
%
%
A
34
The Commercial and Financial
(874)
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range Jor Week Ended August)
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
—1
Co
22%
_10c
Jupiter Oils Ltd
—-
6
6
-15C
Inc
Industries
Jetronic
22%
3%
3
24%
12,100
6%
A
2,900
3U
lb,2uU
12%
24% Aug
Jan
6
10% May
Aug
liii
318
Jan
APr
K
Industries
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
4%#>
Electric
&
Gas
Chemical
Kawneer
Co
Klein
Kleinert
Klion
Corp
25(4
Jun
2,000
42%
Jun
49% July
3,700
18
Jan
31
11%
11%
11%
1,200
11
Mar
13%
13%
200
12%
Jan
1
2%
2%
2%
1,600
2%
Feb
4% May
IV4
1%
1 %
900
2%
2
2%
6,300
3
14
2%
Jan
4% May
4
Apr
4,200
2%
Jan
13%
14%
900
9%
Feb
20%
Apr
21%
21%
21%
5,700
16%
Jan
26
Jun
A
%
A
5,600
20%
21%
18,800
18%
32%
5
32%
32
8
7%
'
—.
"
.-•>
25%
4,800
8%
13,600
26
400
% May
A Jan
12'%
Apr
25
Jan
Apr
Jan
37%
3% Jan
11%
21 %
21%
27
Feb
Apr
Apr
.7.50
14%
14%
400
July
A
4% May
Jan
19% Mar
30
3,100
24%
Jan
36%
19%
22%
17,500
8%
Feb
25% Mar
51/8
9,400
5
25%
44%
7(4
Co—
Co—
26
44
441/2
500
8%
800
May
Apr
54"% Mar
Jan
9"%
7% Juiv
Jan
Jan'
6
38% July
Jan
33
3,700
*pr
29(4
Jan
31%
500
38
38
7
Jan
4
20
4,600
24%
8%
Muter
Company
11%
Apr
23%
22%
23%
16,800
18%
Jan
27% May
23%
22%
23%
7,200
18 %
Jan
27 % May
2%
2%
2%
1,200
2
Jan
3"% May
10%
9%
10%
3,600
5%
Jan
12% May
14%
14
Corp—
common
7%
7
N
Nachman Corp
Namm-Loeser's
8%
5
1
Inc
9
7
12
12%
Nat
National
Bellas
National
Corp
National Brewing
(Mich)
Co
Casket
National
900
7% Mar
10% May
11%
2.800
7%
Feb
17 % May
8%
101/4
3%
Jan
12 % May
6%
7%
8,800
4,300
12%
26,000
4%
Jan
12%
12%
14.1U0
7%
Jan
16% May
6%
1,600
6
30
5
1
30(4
30%
200
15(4
15%
16%
3,400
1
12%
12%
13%
800
1
18 %
16%
181/4
4,900
10%
12%
2,000
Aug
9(4
Jan
Jun
3%
July
2%
.—1
Company
Aug
9%
121/4
1
National Company Inc
8
6% Aug
6 (4
1
Hess
National Bowl-O-Mat
8%
10%
11
1
1
_25c
Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
Industries Inc
Nast, Inc class A
Napco
19 % Mar
1
1
33Vic
.'
class
preferred
Feb
14%
July
Mar
38
July
31% Mar
151/a
Aug
12
Jan
17%
11%
Jan
21% Mar
8%
Feb
16%
Mar
10c
Electronics
Class A
3
Feb
1%
3%
5
Corp
Ring
3%
600
Apr
1
Inc
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kulka
30%
.1
Ltd
..
(The)
Piston
Muskogee
200
5(4
1
-5
2.50
10
—_50c
Muskegon
Ma)
4%
29 %
29%
20%
1
Inc
16% May
31%
..-25c
convertible
TV
4
18%
4(4
1
Murphy Corporation.:
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
3 % May
Jan
18
—12.50
A
Jan
3%
13% May
—
Rubber Co
Corp
$1.20
Apr
3,000
45
26
Knott Hotels Corp
Kostin
36%
33
43%
1
(H L) Inc
Kratter
May
24%
:
Dept Stores
(IB)
100
43%
,
Minerals Corp
(S)
4% May
251/4
-
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kirkland
Jan
1
Cobalt Ltd
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus
3
1
2.50
& Co__
Copper
6,900
Apr
25c
com
new
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kilembe
3%
13%
Jan
10c
.1.25
1
Co
(Del)
(Walter)
31/e
8%
5
Kawecki
Kidde
39,400
94% Aug
pfd—100
1
Company
Drug
11%
3%
4
50c
Corp
Company
&
10%
Tel
class
High
2(4
200"
•
2%
2%
1
2.50
Inc
Tel &
Videotronics
Muntz
11%
Mills
Vernon
Mountain States
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
4
6%
preferred
Diablo Company
Mount
Shares
1
com
Mt
MPO
Kaiser
Products
Metal
Clemens
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Mt
Jeannette Glass
Sale Price
High
•
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
National Electric
National
National
Mfg
Rental Ltd
.
1
Stores
&
National Petroleum
National
Machines
Weld
Equipment
Ltd
2
Inc
Rubber
National
Starch
National
Steel
National
Telefilm
50c
Ltd..
Car
A
^
Iff
1% Mar
4
A May
12%
Jan
31
Apr
17%
Jan
31%
Apr
18
Jan
23
Apr
Apr
12,600
17
2,900
*
231/2
25%
4,200
21
21%
200
40%
41
1,500
31%
Jan
45
12%
13%
1,525
10%
Jan
13 % May
2%
3(4
10
Machinery
Chemical
&
2
161/8
23 %
21
40%
12%
1
National Research Corp
National
2i3B
16%
25c
Industries
Presto
Jun
Aug
2%
2%
8,700
2%
Jan
3
3%
1,100
2%
Jan
4
31/4
3%
5,700
1%
Jan
4(4 May
L
L'Aiglon
Apparel
Electronics
Radio
Lafayette
Lake
Mines
Shore
Corp
Ltd
La
Industries
47
Mar
Jan
36%
Jun
2% July
4%
6%
Jan
Jan
500
4% July
5%
1,300
12%
12%
5(4 Aug
12% May
17%
900
17%
500
13%
Jan
18 (4 May
6%
900
5%
Jan
8% May
6
—
6%
1,200
5"%
Jan
9
200
8%
Jan
14%
6%
5%
7
2 %
2
2%
A
Corp
12%
3
1
Inc
Jan
5%
17
25c
class
(R G)
13
Jan
7
4%
5
1
University
Products
Le Tourneau
Jun
12%
5%
5
Refineries Inc
Leonard
25
4%
1
Realty
900
5%
10
Corp
Motor
20,600
3%
5
Inc
Extension
Salle
Lee
Lefcourt
3,100
30%
3
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lam son & Sessions Col
Larchfield
33%
3
1
Industries
Lanston
29%
24V4
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
33
28%
1
1
Inc.
14 %
14%
4,100
12%
12%
26%
--
34,200
29
1,300
120
14"% Aug
9% Apr
5% Aug
2
May
4
Aug
Apr
National Transit
National Video
Nelly
Locke
Class
&
Gas
Land
New
Idria
New
2,800
575
(The)
13
4%
5
400
May
New
May
New
Park
26 % May
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
22% May
Feb
25%
18
8
Apr
Co
-V
■
3%
Jan
7
May
1%
1%
3,000
1%
Jan
12%
13%
1,700
10%
Jan
r
3--1"
25%
9,600
20%
Aug
25%
Aug
471/2
8,300
39(4
Jan
57%
Apr
1%
1%
32,500
1%
Jan
16
11,200
%
Jan
28%
6,600
191/4
Jan
30%
200
8%
Jan
17
1
Feb
Apr
1% May
124
Feb
173% Mar
%
12%
12%
1%
1%
13
1%
£
30(4
44 '
47,900
■
29%
44%-
Feb
1
Aug
700
231/4
Feb
32%
Jun
.1,400
271/2
Jan
45
Aug
30%
43%
21/2 May
ook 1:
%
A Jan
1-A May
1 %
700
%
Jan
1% May
6%
9,600
4%
Feb
8%, May
1
Railway.
Southern
&
%
1
6%
5
5%
1,800
4
Feb
6
2
Jan
4% May
1
Mines—
Nipissing
61/2
1
Ltd
Mines
%
1
Rim
2% May
5
u£_
1
31,700
-
—
July
20% May
34'/4
37%
12 9nQ
31%
Jan
46 (4 Mar
19%
19%
20%
4,200
16%
Jan
20% Mar
76%
74
76%
7,900
60%
Jan
79% July
30%
29
31
9,100
16
Jan
31
10
2
Corp
Aug
North
RR Co
Penn
30%
850
25%
Jan
31% May
Northern
10
10%
2,400
8%
Jan
12% May
North
Ind
Industrial
Nova
Nuclear
Corp
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213 Mar
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225
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67% May
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1 %
•
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7,000
A
1,100
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Feb
131/2 May
32,500
3%
Jan
8'% May
1
%
8%
8%
9
4%
4%
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(Del)
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1
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of
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4,700
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18,200
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5
50
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2%
A
2
1
Airlines
Northeast
5%
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North
29%
2.50
.
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13%
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&
46%
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13%
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Co
Process
New
19%
4,500
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Co
Mining Co
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8,900
12
18%
1
14
34
4%
20
42%
101/2
40
25c
Chem
&
Jan
12%
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&
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Silver Lead Mines
Lunkenheimer
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23%
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10%
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Service
Friday
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Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Electronics
15%
22%
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A
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19%
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New
24
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Apr
Mar
46%
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1
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new
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Mexico & Arizona
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Tel
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23%
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Inc
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11%
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Corp
class A
Corp
Stores
Nedicks
10c
1
Electric
Union
National
Associates
Co__
16%
16%
17
1,700
9%
8%
10
70,000
4%
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15 % May
9%
10%
25,100
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12%
Jun
26(4
25'/a
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900
25(4
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30%
Jan
93%
93
93%
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Mack
1
Publications Inc
Inc
warrants
10%
10
10%
1,800
Jan
17%
30%
29%
32%
12,000
15%
Jan
27
—
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Mackey Airlines Inc
27%
1,100
19%
Jan
32% Aug
39% Apr
1%
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1
33 %c
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4
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7%
Jun
May
Apr
Manufacturing
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Jun
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33
47%
34
2.600
25
Jan
44(4
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45%
47 %
3,200
30%
Jan
57
Apr
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Co
preferred
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10
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10
1
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41/2
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preferred
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Ohio
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20
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20%
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4
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9
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Communication
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McCrory
McCulloch
Mead
Oil
Menasco
37
11%
11%
3
6%
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6%
900
6(4
Jan
7%
7
7%
75,500
7
Aug
2%
2%
2%
4,700
2
Jan
7,500
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—
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warrants.
1
Co
1
1
Mining Corp Ltd
5
Midland
Midwest
Mill
Miller
Milo
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conv
Corp
Molybdenum
29%
202 %
Jan
7% May
24% Mar
300
..
%
Jan
1,700
23%
Jan
1 % Mar
32%
Jun
5,900
10%
2%
2%
1,100
2%
Jan
4
Feb
11%
11%
400
10%
Jan
13
234
7%
Apr
20% Mar
200
8%
Jan
14
May
Pacific
Industries
8,500
341/8
Jan
60% Mar
Pacific
Lighting
5
5
13%
13%
100
41/8
Jan
800
13%
111/8
Jan
6% May
17
May
21%
21%
200
19%
Jan
231/2
Feb
19%
19%
20%
7,400
14%
Jan
24%
Apr
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1
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(Can)
of
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75
11%
13%
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300
102
23%
1
1
6(4
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36(4
21%
Warrants
5%
Jan
39%
Apr
11(4 Aug
11% Jan
19%
Jun
150
99
Jan
800
24%
9% May
Jan
35
Monongahela
4.40
%
4.80%
4.5£%
Power
23%
Aug
13%
104
28 %
Morse
Apr
Petroleums
Pacific
1
3%
7'4
1,100
5
Jan
8(4 May
Pall
6%
7
8,700
3%
Jan
8 % May
Pancoastal
Jan
1%
Jun
Pantepec Oil
Jun
45%
29%
Apr
8,500
%
38
4,100
32%
23%
1,600
21
1
3%
3%
6,300
3%
Jan
6% May
88
89
30
82%
Jan
89% July
100
96
96%
30
91
Jan
99
preferred series C-klL.'-
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90(4
90(4
10
87% Aug
15%
2,OOo
15%
Feb
6 (4 May
Jan
26%
Apr
451/2
Jan
Apr
22%
42
43
31%
31%
2,600
30%
Jan
32 % May
27%
1,400
27%
Jan
28% Mar
25(4
Jan
24%
Jun
27% July
24%
Feb
261/4
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700
27
27
37
800
■
.
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28% July
'
25% f
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25
3,300
25%
25%
24 %
241/s
24%
*
700
1,300
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'
23% July
25
Jan
Aug
24
Feb
*
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221/4
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new
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94%
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100
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100
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951/2 Aug
11
4,600
89%
901/4
580
86%
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88
89
210
86%
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94%
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99
Mar
110
130
Jan
153
Aug
410
84
Jan
91%
20
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88 %
90% Mar
4% May
3%
3%
4,500
2%
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10%
IIV2
17,900
9%
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4,600
5%
Jan
9% May
25
99%
Feb
108% Mar
6%
.
71/4
103
103
13%
Apr
65%
60%
65%
14,100
50
251/B
26
14,200
22%
Jun
Aug
27% Mar
46
50%
2,800
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68 %
Apr
1
61
26
49 4
*
1
231/2 May
Feb
IOV2
87
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6%
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6%
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1%
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Jan
1% May
July
Apr
July
1%
36
21%
100
For footnotes, see page 36
Corp
Tubes
Corp class A
110
144
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58%
25
54
Feb
8%
1,100
144% 145
58%
8
-
4% Mar
May
v'93"'; May
150
Feb
63% May
12
May
Petroleum
(C A)
(C A)
1
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2
2
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1
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2
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1
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2-50
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21
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20
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1,600
14
20
2,100
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8
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5
5%
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I01/2
__
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—
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Jan
200
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12
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*
&
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Paddington
Page-Hersey
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3%
25%
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Jan
preferred
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600
Aug
10% May
211%
r
—1
1
Airlines
Ltd
Northern
Aug
preferred series B
Montgomery Ward & Co class A__:
Moody Investors Service partic pref
21%
Jan.
27%
Inc
Pacific
Park
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13%
31%
$4.50
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100
43
2
preferred—V
$4.40 dividend preferred
*
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*
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
*
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preferred
•
6%
•
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1,400
37%
7
100
100
10c
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7%
37%
50
"ctfs"
4%
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4%
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22
& Electric
10%
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4%
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Pacific Gas
42%
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5 %
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—
8
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1st preferred
25
5% .1st preferred25
5% redeemable 1st preferred
—25
5%
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4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
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4.36%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
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38%
5
Inc
64(/2 May
Jan
16
■'
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39
*
Co
pfd
52
1,100
6
Feb
preferred
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800
7,200
15%
Aug
Jan
%
28%
611/2
21%
Jun
13%
4
59%
20%
51/2
Aug.
Jan
Jan
Company.
Airlines
Molybdenite
%
29(4
8%
2.50
&
61
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:
5
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp.
1
Overseas Securities—.
1
Oxford Electric Corp—
1
Oxford Manufacturing class A com—1
Apr
*'-•& May
.
20%
Ltdb
O'okiep Copper Co
9% July
3
13%
50c
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
200
14% Mar
121%
Corp
Power
5,300
Apr
13'4
1
common
Aluminum
6(4
20%
46%
Feb
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota
5%
Jan
45% May
5%
convertible preferred
Electronics
184
20%
6(4
1
Corp
Co
11,500
Feb
3,500
Inc
Corp $1
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Wohl
4(4%
34% Aug
10% Jan
1
1
10
Abrasive
Factors
26
3,800
i/2
4% May
6%
Corp
Associates
Oil
174
a
6%
Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
6%
preferred
Mid-West
May
6%
Michigan
Micromatic Hone
13
10c
Miami Extruders Inc
Microwave
174
1
Thermit Corp
Metal &
3% Mar
__
34%
Co
Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island
'
34%
11%
Mfg
Merchants
Jan
50c
Ltd
&
8
37
Corp
Johnson
5,800
1
*
warrants
Industries
Maule
10%
30 1/,
Maryland Cup Corp
Massey-Ferguson
10
Opelika Mfg Corp
Ltd
Co
10 %
Marine
International
Marconi
Jun
5(4 Aug
3(4 May
800
i;.
Mansfield
21 %
16(4 July
11
•
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Volume
194
Number
6085
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(875)
american stock exchange
Friday
American Stock
Exchange
Week's
Range
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Pep Boys
(The)
Low
Low
1
17%
16*4
17%
77*4
78
Perfect
76%
Circle
27
27
Perfect
27%
800
Photo
*
16%
16*4
17 V\
11,700
10c
34%
32
36%
15,400
Permian
Inc
2.50
new
common
Corp
Peruvian
Oils
&
Minerals
1
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics
Phillips
Electronics &
Industries
Phoenix
Steel
Aircraft
Pierce
(Del)
Plastic
&
Atwood
Pneumatic
Power
Oil
&
Progress Mfg
Public
Inc
8
Jan
13
Aug
Jun
14
14
14%
2,000
12%
12%
14
4,300
133/4
14%
42
42
3/4
11%
100
21*4
123/4 July
143/4 July
50
283/a
Apr
18% Jan
2
1,300
10 3/a
1,400
22%
1,100
300
103/8
56
700
50%
Jan
38%
40%
Ltd
3,700
1
5%
5%
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3,100
1
8
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of
A
2ft
693/4
73/4
22%
12 3/8
250
8
18%
23
22%
23%
151/2 May
59*8 Apr
Apr
60 3/4
43/b
3'/a May
Jan
353/8 July
71
Mar
49%
Jan
5%
1,700
19%
23
2
6,900
71
Apr
16% May
271/2 Apr
Jan
70%
393/4
1
Feb
55
18 3/4
3
Aug
9% Aug
17%
11%
"2*4
Company
Jan
Telephone Co
Pulp & Timber
Sportswear
20c
_*
5
17%
16"%
Rath
Southern
26
Apr
Southern
24%
Apr
Southland
20 *4
Jan
351/2
Apr
Oil
Real
2,900
103/8
Jan
13
July
50
83%
Jan
88
Mar
79%
86
1,500
49
Jan
105
22%
2,600
21%
Jan
25
Feb
17%
Standard
183/4
1,900
13
Jan
24%
Apr
Trust
Feb
5
4%
9,600
—
2%
37
Jan
Apr
57(1 Mar
37
Apr
Reeves
Aug
33%
2,300
22
Jan
38
16
2,300
15*4
Aug
193/0
16%
16
16%
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6%
Jan
23
21%
1
7%
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1
Corp
100
6V4
3%
4
4
Jan
1%
1%
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3/4
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53%
Jan
13
12%
131/a
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11 %
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700
13%
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5,100
3%
1
5%
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22%
5%
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22
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6
6%
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Dredging
to Jan
3
1965
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Standard-Thomson
Feb
8
1,000
7 5/s
Jan
8%
8%
8%
9%
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7%
Jan
10% Mar
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8,000
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100
Inp
pfd F
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80
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29
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1
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251/2
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81
28
29 %
71/4
12 3/4
43/8
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Feb
Jan
10*4
dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc
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85
Apr
2,000
26%
Jan
42%
Apr
2,600
11
Feb
61/4
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Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Rowland Products
Inc
6
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Standard
Tube
class
6%
300
4%
4%
5
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil. C.o Ltd
4%
28%
273/4
28 3/4
2,300
10%
11
2,300
1
.
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5
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4
1
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3
1
10%
4 3/,
Jan
Jan
15 % Mar
8%
1%
5,800
18% Mar
6
10,200
Jan
6}& Apr
10*4 May
6% Apr
31
July
12 3/4
July
Jan
Jan
4
Aug
12%-May
162,300
1%
Jan
4
Aug
4,400
2%
Jan
534
Apr
500
2%
Jan
3 3/4 May
2
Jan
5
3
.
3%
28,400
4
3%
4
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Carlos
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4%
1,200
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5
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&
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4%%
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200
6%
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53/4
Jan
10%
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200
7%
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11% Apr
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preferred
19%
20
Petroleums
22%
•
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50c
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10
Screen
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1
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Seaboard Allied
Co Ltd,.
Securities
Corp
7%
21%
Jan
23% Mar
3/4
360
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Jan
7 *4
700
5%
Jun
100
7% Mar
10
8
4%
5
233/4
2,400
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27
1,700
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6%
4%
4,000
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Jan
Aug
1
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1
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13% May
11% Apr
71/4
27
Apr
6i/4
6%
6%
4,000
5
Jan
81/2 Max
61/2
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5
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9%
1
4%
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43/4
1,600
3%
Jan
9
3
Inc
6%
63/a
7 *4
61,500
2%
Jan
8% May
10c
1
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
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4
3%
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5%
5%
6
4%
4
*
21%
21%
1,200
--
21
21
16
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14%
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15
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93/8
1
7,600
900
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9,000
Apr
70% Mar
Jan
69% Mar
21%
Jan
21
400
Aug
22 3/i
1,300
July
18% Aug
14
17
Aug
4% Mar
17
8 3/4
Jun
121%
58 3/4
9%
5
Jan
2,500
16%
17%
33
313/4
34%
2,800
14%
14%
15%
21,600
8%
8%
7%
8%
10,400
8
8
100
10
2,500
Apr
83% Mar
74
7% Aug
7% Aug
1
Feb
22
71/4 Jan
600
Jan
22 3/b
201/4 Jun
16%
93/4
8%
20
3,400
25
25
123/4
700
Jan
July
26% May
451/2 May
Jan
20% May
141/2 May
12
8% Aug
231/2 Jan
100
123/4
1
15% Aug
28i/4 Jan
Mar
123/4
Feb
26 >/2 May
3c
6%
53/4
6%
10
9,000
84 Vb
83 3/4
853/8
12% Jan
41/2 July
8,200
12
681/4
Jan
12
85%
12%
1,900
91/2
Jan
24%
Jan
13% May
30% Apr
"8
8
63/4
1
8%
5,900
6 3/B
7
1,700
9%
1
Ltd
10
200
t%
Us
10c
1A
43/8
4%
133/a
13
133/4
213/4
21%
23
1,300
•
73
73
73
25
5
18
15%
18
3,000
Inc
153/4
51,300
Jan
15%
ft Jan
Jan
5% May
16
201/4 Aug
673/4 Jan
8
Jan
Apr
lit May
Jan
8 3/4
Jun
93/4 May
81/2 Apr
Jan
2%
Feb
73/4 Aug
5% July
2,400
1
3%
8%
4%
50c
common
preferred
May
35%
Feb
81
,
May
Aug
18
10c
Chemical
Company
Aluminum Products
Sterling
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
B)
22 34
223/a
23%
7,500
1
213/a Jun
27%
27%
293/4
4,700
18
18
19 %
l,7oO
27% Aug
16% Jun
13%
13%
143/a
900
2%
2%
23/4
22%
22%
200
193/4
Jun
23
Mar
44
463A
1,900
36%
Apr
49
25
25%
400
Aug
18
Jan
44%
433/4
27 Va
Jun
47
9,800
33% Jan
66
49
473/4
52
Apr
15,200
46
53% July
6% May
Co
(The)
50c
5
•
Corp
5
Corp
Inc
Supermarkets
1
2.50
16
Jan
23 Vb
13,300
21/4 Feb
Jun
1
&
Die
Superior Window
4%
43/4
53/4
6
1
6%
6%
63/4
20,000
Jan
25c
Petrol
4%
53/4
7
1%
1 Vb
13/S
2.600
Feb
2%
18,600
19% Aug
Corp
Co
50c
Co
Co
24
1
class A
21 3/b
33/8
25
3%
33/8
8,200
3%
1,800
Jan
4% Feb
3'/4
aoo
3
Feb
May
4lA May
10c
Inc
Operating
Superior Tool
44%
1
1
253/b Mar
Jan
14%
10c
Container
42 3/a Apr
34% July
12
1
(Del)
Co
93/a May
25
Jan
July
Jan
Aug
4 3/4
Apr
33/4 May
10c
2%
7%
7%
2
303/4
30%
33
9,500
28%
5
413/4
37%
413/4
4,400
20%
5
42
373/4
42
5,200
20%
Jan
42
Aug
7
Jan
8
Mar
47
8%
Apr
36 3/4
Aug
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation
Inc
Class
4%
class
B
A
common
common
cumulative
...
preferred
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
2%
2%
8%
1,000
2% Feb
4,400
5% Jan
Technical
10
*
Jan
11%
Jun
453/8 Mar
6%
6%
63/4
1,400
35%
34%
363/4
6,100
251/4 May
55%
523/4
56 y4
5,500
32
24%
*
25%
26%
39,600
4%
4
43/4
5,800
3
Jan
5%
5%
Apr
5%
6
8,000
5%
Jun
14%
Feb
22
22
233/a
10,000
93/4 Jan
31
18%
183/e
193/4
33,400
3y4
3%
3%
4,500
16% Aug
2% Jan
34
1
10c
Inc
Electronics
Terry
V73/4
73/4
83/a
Inc
Inc
4,600
11%
12%
18,000
25c
12
50c
2'%
1
1 %
Oil
Corporation
& Light $4.56
Corp
Power
Inc
pfd
2%
1%
•
10c
95
50c
.
"warrants"
Co.
Park
Inc
deposit
rets
Edison
Co
Apr
May
2% Feb
6% May
2%
Jan
3%
Jun
73/4 May
412 Apr
Cuba
Oil
-1
27%
27
301/4
33,100
20
3
39%
36%
40%
15,700
20% Jan
2 A
Apr
143/b
9%
Apr
8,700
16
Apr
19%
1,300
18%
"2%
13%
"
Seligman & Latz Inc.—
1
24
3,000
24
13
12
13
2,000
1
10%
10%
Hi/4
3,200
—20c
10%
9%
10%
8,200
9
Jan
10% Aug
7 3% Jan
May
4
May
17% May
3%
23,800
133/4
200
8*8
Jan
8%
83/4
400
51/4
Jan
93/4
Jun
25 %
Jan
303%
Apr
27
27%
600
30
31%
3,000
1%
25
Feb
Mar
33% Mar
5s
20
11'/4 Feb
preferred
5%
30
5%
A
1
"3%
1
12
12*4 May
5%
Jan
2,600
20
Jan
85
25
83
Jan
33/4
1,200
2% Jan
6,600
33/4 Jan
143/s
A
6,500
Va Jan
32
21
6% Apr
30% July
87*4 May
3% Mar
13y4
3%
12
50c
warrants
2oy4
2iy4
9%
93/4
103/8
1,700
8% Feb
8
7%
8%
2,600
4%
800
141/2
Jan
Jan
Aug
ft Apr
253/4
Jun
143/4 May
9
10
24 %
2,300
15% Jan
393/8
413/4
5,100
24%
Jan
July
28% May
43
Aug
293/4
23%
393/8
Corp
100
30
85
100
Lux Corp
1
Transports Corp of Amer cl A com.lOc
Corp
1
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
•
5%
29%
30/4
500
19%
Jan
34%
18%
22*4 Jun
223/4
Apr
33-1/2 Mar
1
22
2%
31%
Trans
Temper
Jan
13%
27%
Trav-ler Radio
True
16%
Ltd—
registered
class
,
481/2 May
44% Apr
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America——
Co
Feb
1A Jan
7% Aug
7% Jan
registered—II
T'onopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance
Corp class A
Trans
4*4 May
1% Jan
97
2,500
%
1
ord
4V4%
Jan
6,200
l3/8
1
25c
deposit rets def
Shipyards Corp
Toledo
92
8
1
Amer
Todd
1% Jan
iy4 iFeb
25
Apr
12% May
153/4 May
11
10
Thorofare
Amer
7,100
Feb
7%
10c
com
preferred
Ltd.
Markets Inc
Thriftimart Inc class A
Tobacco Security Trust
4,700
13/8
95
Jan
5
May
May
"if*
7%
5
Co
23/B
6%
6*4
10%
Electronics Inc
Textron
convertible
Jan
1
Engineering
Industries
113/4
*
Inc
Terminal-Hudson
70c
943/4 May
423% May
1
Industries
Thorncliffe
Apr
Jun
10c
Corp
Teleprompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
Shovel
6,100
413/4 Aug
20c
Telectro Industries
Thew
44
5
Inc
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Tenney
43
25c
Operations
Technicolor Inc
Television
43%
Jan
37% Jan
43/4 Feb
Corp
Material
Technical
Tri-Continental
General
21%
Jan
58 %
200
Aug
1
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard World Airlines Inc
Metais
5
23%
Feb
Mar
75,600
3/4
7%
1,200
19
19
..3.50
Milling Corp...
Seaporcel
213/4 May
Jan
%
%
Petroleums Ltd
Corp...—.
Apr
173/4 Aug
173/4
20
Ltd
200
18%
Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Sayre •& Fisher
Corp
Thompson-Starrett
20
.
66%
Feb
6%
.20
Paper
Apr
6%
preferred-.
Saxon
251/2
8'A
preferred.
Sarcee
Jan
2.50
4.40% series
Sapphire
183/4
Electric Co—
preferred
series
22%
16 pesos
Milling Co Ltd—
San Diego Gas
•
.
66
10c
Textron
Corp. Ltd——
63
Corp..2
Inc
Texstar
Lawrence
Jan
251/4
ordinary
Corporation
Parts
Texas
Salem-Brosius
Apr
25%
B
Mines
Statham Instruments
Steel Co of Canada
Texam
St
72
Jan
Jun
25
Corp
Uranium
convertible
Talon
5 3% Mar
6%
6 %
30c
Roxbury Carpet Company..
Feb
24y4
31 % May
14
78%
.
Amer
62
Jun
160
133/4
Jan
23%
1
International
2%
29 ya
1
Sunset
200
2,100
5iya Aug
343/4 May
300
Corp
Electronics
2V4
Jan
200
1
Sunair
9% Mar
27%
25%
Co
Stylon
23% Aug
3*4 Jun
Jun
4,400
243/a
Inc
323A
Feb
Jan
49%
10'/b
1
Corp
Corporation (Del)
Jan
14%
Jan
2
Stop & Shop
Struthers Wells
4%
Jan
6 3/4
1
243/4
25
(Kentucky)
(Hugo)
143/4
May
9
21')
9
24
common
Stone
4,700
2%
1
Products
Corp
Stinnes
9,400
11% May
42
25%
•
2 3/4 May
703% Mar
14% July
6 "A
11,100
103/a Mar
Jan
May
243/a
1
(J
8% Mar
51/4
Jan
25
Inc
Shares
Steel
53/4 Jan
Feb
Mar
33
4 5 3/8
warrants
Stetson
Jun
11%
35
25
Supercrete Ltd
*
8%
32%
preferred
10% May
4*4 Aug
231/4
22
50c
common.
10%
83/4
33
preferred
Petroleum
Products
Stephan
%
Ltd
10%
lc
Standard
50c
300
8,200
May
25
convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Metals Co new common
Stepan
Apr
Vb
40
48
Inc
Apr
Jan
8
12.50
Corp
Arena
Aug
8 3/4
20
Jan
261%
251/2
1
Consolidated
Jan
2%
5,300
Jan
641/4
1
Technical
&
6
23,400
Jun
1%
Corp
Ryerson
7%
Feb
33/4
4,600
Valley Gas Co—
extended
May
19% May
4% Mar
17%
641/4
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Ryan
6%
7
Warrants series A
Rolls
18
4,700
7%
1
Inc
Corp.,
Argentine Mining
Rollins
3,800
7%
18 %
1
Resistoflex
Grande
22
6%
10
Insurance Co
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines
21
6%
5c
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Rogers
'
18%
1
Republic Industrial Corp
Vtc
Feb
15%
Broadcasting & Dev
Robinson
13
32%
1
of
Remington Arms Co
Republic Foil Inc
Rio
100
73/a
73/8
8
*
Corp
Sperry
Stelma
Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance Investment
Reis (Robert) & Co
Rico
13%
Investment
Reeves
Reliance
13%
15%
of America
7%
•
$1.60
40c
Realty Equities Corp
Pump Co..
£1
Co
Sports
32%
Reda
651/2
Apr
1
Estate
273/4 July
41% July
Pipe Line
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Shoe
86%
1
Rayette Co Inc
3,060
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer
10
___■
543/4
1
Southern
Jan
14 3/a May
27% Jan
Inc
49
1
California
Starrett
Packing Co
1,600
49%
25
Stanrock
Rapid-American Corp
1
cumulative
4.24%
4.08%
12%
5
•
42 3/4
25
.
Ramco Enterprises Inc
Ramo
29%
preferred
cumulative preferred
3,000
.——*
•
.
29%
Corp
Stanley Aviation
R
17
29%
1
Standard
____
14% Aug
16% Aug
cumulative
Standard
1
200
900
4.32%
Jan
Q
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
14%
Southern Materials Co Inc
213/4
Jun
20
25
12%
Jan
Jan
16%
cumulative
19%
12%
1/2
41/2
143/4
cumulative preference
convertible preference
200
3,700
Apr
Jan
Jun
%
3
California Edison—
1,700
17*4
2 3/4
14%
4.56%
4.48%
12*4
16 Va
Jan
16%
Paper Mills
9% July
Jan
1
4,800
4.78%
22
79%
3
Corp
Pyle-National Co
Jan
131/a
239,300
original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
86%
100
:
Southern
Aug
ft
•
Apr
10
3%
Publishing—"
6-ftr Mar
Colorado—
preferred
Penn
Anr
Aug
4,400
21,800
%
Manufacturing
South
32
1%
3%
Corp
Coast
283/4
Jan
Z*
(Howard)
South
Jan
11%
1%
3%
Venezuelan Oil Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Slick Airways Inc.
Soss
10
25c
Ltd
"
High
22y4
241/2
1%
rets
Jan. 1
Low
12,500
%
preferred
;i Sonotone
23%
1
Sinclair
Smith
22%
10
10c
Range Since
High
j
Feb
7,OJ0
2%
9%
2
Jun
15% Aug
39
11%
20
16 3/4
deposit
Shares
22%
20c
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
2
Inc
Boardman
conv
Simpson's
Apr
Apr
A
5%
21
*
1
Jan
5% Mar
4 Gniy
Feb
Hi/4 May
151/4 Aug
103
class
Co
Automobiles—
Simmons
71/2
87
10
common
Jan
1,400
2
preferred
63/4
l,Oo0
18
Co
Jan
3%
1,900
*
Service
Puritan
5
13%
2
_
391/2 May
$3
9b */2
(Del)—2.50
Gas
Puget Sound
9
Apr
n
J
13
66%
(The)
Puerto Rico
103/s
1
convertible
4*4,"%
Jan
Corp
Co Inc
Proctor-Silex
Providence
Jan
73/a
19
Royalties Ltd
Mines
Prophet
7%
Ml")
31*4
95
1
Alexander
Lambert
$1.25
4,600
8%
1
Prentice-Hall Inc
Preston
14'A
8%
Lighting
Simco
Apr
173/a May
50c
A
Corp of Canada
Prairie
Pratt
&
900
2.50
class
Polycast (The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell
4%
2,200
13
—10
Products
1,300
13%
14
Silvray
American
5%
Gas
Corp
Aug
7% May
363/4
83/4
&
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
2
3% Mar
9o34
*
Scale
Jun
Oil
Class
B
Silicon
Transistor
Corp
Silver CreeK Precision
21% July
363/4 Aug
8y/<,
10c
Co
Signal
Aug
34%
13%
*
Polymers Inc
Mfg
29
4%
1
Polarad Electronics Corp
Poloron
3/4
*
50
Co__
Feb
5*4
1
Railways
Apr
82 3/4 July
Week's
Range
Far
21%
15% July
27% July
5,700
1
Inc
Materials
&
5 Va
35*4
4
Corp
Plastics Corp
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie..
Plume
4%
22%
70,100
4'%
5
Pioneer
Pittsburgh
1%
10c
Corp
Industries
1%
10 pesos
Co
Piasecki
Jan
a„8u« 25)
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
65*4
1%
-
1
—
Screw
7%
400
Pharmaceutical
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips
4,100
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Corp
Ended
for Week
of Prices
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Last
STOCKS
35
Seeman
Bros
Inc
Servomechanisms -Inc
Seton
Leather.
Bhattuck
Denn
-
Co
.
_*
—
Mining—:
—5
Shawinigan Water & Power
SherwinrWillfams
4%
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
Co
•
Co
of
,
of
America
12.50
common
preferred—^
L
100
*
Canada
-
—
Slboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
—3
10c
24
25%
-
131/4
8
24%
130
13'A
71/4
24
131/4
81/2
24%
50
11,100
11,300.
Jan
July
13
July
63/4
Jan
23% July
14 Vi Mar
Unexcelled
19
Apr
131/4 May
17% Apr
Union
Gas
Union
Investment
Union.
Stock
9% Mar
303/8
Apr
153 Vb
Apr
122% 130
2,800
1221/4
Aug
93
93
70
91%
Jun
98
Jan
30
30%
30
Aug
36
Jan
23
23
%
100
100
7,500
17% Mar
A
Jan
251/4 May
34 Apr
United
footnotes,
see page
36
Co
of
Corp
Canada
Yards
Co
of
5
17%
•
19 %
Omaha
Products
United Asbestos Corp
I
United Cancp Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Elastic Corp..
United Improvement &
Milk
United
Molasses
American
Co
15%
Jan
19 %
400
15%
Jan
193/4 Aug
141/4
800
10 i/s
Jan
14*4 Aug
50c
53/4
"5%
~5%
2,400
1
6 Vb
5%
6%
29,600
lft
27,100
1
•
1I9S
50
8 3/b
5
5%
Products
4,300
19
20
Investing—2.60
United
173/8
14
4
Aircraft
li/4
48%
50
1,000
8%
5%
9
11,800
5%
25% July
4
Jan
33/4 Jan
% Jan
40 3/4
Apr
4% Feb
4%
30
Feb
7% May
6% Aug
2-A Apr
50
Aug
10%
Jun
Jan
7*4
Jat
10s
4% Jun
5%
Apr
—100
167% Mar
90o
Ltd—
dep rets ord
United N J RR & Canal
.
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Chemical
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174% May
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Week's
Range
Sale Price
Shares
Par
U
S
Air
Conditioning Corp
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
Rubber Reclaiming Co
Co
Tile
Universal
American
Consolidated
25c
11%
9%
3%
3,100
6%
1,300
10
11 (4
12%
45
Marion
Jan
49% Mar
6%
2,100
82,900
450
13%
12%
14
9%
Sugar
9
Delaware
14% May
11%
6%
Davega Stores Corp—
6%s convertible subord
13% Mar
Jan
31%
-
Jan
4%
-*
Corp
5% July
31%
11
17.78
6%
9%
1st
Jan
9%
Apr
16 %
Jan
Finland
July
31%
Feb
General
12% Aug
17%
Feb
7%
10% July
Apr
11%
1
Vanderbilt Tire &
Van
1
warrants
800
7%
8%
4%
8%
800
Venture Capital Corp of America
1
16%
16%
17
1
15
14'A
15%
1
Viewlex
(The)
Inc
Instrument
class
12%
12%
13%
37
37
40
1
10
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita
Food
Vogt
9%
9%
2
9%
Feb
22% May
Jan
31%
14
12,300
Jan
8%
Apr
Apr
19% May
57% May
12% Aug
1,800
10%
Aug
11
6%
Jan
6,100
10%
6%
Jan
15% May
12% May
23
24
1,400
16%
Jan
29 %
May
Jan
23%
23%
24%
4,700
10% July
12% Jan
15%
10c
32%
Apr
•
Products
47/B
4%
4%
100
25c
Manufacturing-
Vornado
10,700
25c
Co
A
15% May
8% Aug
5%
23,100
Victoreen
Vinco
Jan
4%
9 600
Co
Jan
5
25,300
4%
Victor
Paint
•
Inc
6s
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
7%
preferred
Waitt & Bond Inc
6%
non-cum
Waltham
*
2%
3
24,100
1%
41,200
1
Jan
89%
88%
89%
270
75
Jan
•
3%
4%
3,100
4
4%
1,700
2
1
1%
3,200
%
26%
26%
26%
700
18%
Jan
93%
93%
20
88%
Jan
100
_5%
1
10c
3%
1»
Inc
•
Wilson
Wisconsin
6%
(F W)
5s
6 %
32%
85
200
28%
Feb
33
250
44
Jan
15,800
28%
1,400
22
700
12
May
4'A
% Feb
3 %s
Jan
5
May
Jan
52
Jan
41 %
200
4,80n
4%
15%
16 %
8%
1.200
17
13% Jan
1,100
16
20
12%
Feb
Jun
15% July
10
11%
12%
90%
5%s
Safe
13%
Jan
97%
Jan
29 'A
300
7
7
__
£1
Ltd
—
40c
II
1
29 %
ft
4%
Raceway Inc common
200
A
1,800
29%
4%
.3.700
4%
2,100
D
3%s
series
E
F
Jun
4
Jun
'<
35% July
4'A July
G
I
J
5s
series
series
M
4%s
Range
Friday's ; .Bonds
or
♦Amer
Steel
&
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Boston
1974—
Pump 4s inc debs
Elec
Steel
Edison
Chemoil
debs
subord
con
3'As
Power
6s
1
Aug
2%s
Industries
87
June-Dec
1994_
Jane-Dec
1970
Sold
No.
87
$55
91%
91%
1998__
series
6s
June-Dec
Bid & Asked
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
Gas
&
__Quar-Feb
June-Dec
88
A
debs
1973
Feb-Aug
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
1978
68
$91%
Jan-July
103%
50
92%
88
$120
1970
57
High
•
(Germany)
1951
88%
Adjustment
seres
4%s
series
Hanover
B
stamped
Mortgage Bank
7s
1
65
70
89%
68
90
94
92%
stamped
No
3s
Jan
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
included
tribution.
x
• Bonds
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
Week's
or
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1st
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st
mtge & coll trust 3%s
4%s
debentures 1972
sinking fund debentures
3%s
1st
mtge
1st
1st
coll
trust
debentures
4%s
States
conv
2%s
debentures
debentures
United
States
4%s
s
f
4s
debentures
91
96%
10
89%
93 %
99
Mar-Sept
98%.
98%
100%
99'
$ Friday's bid
9
April-Oct
135
May-Nov
-April-Oct
debs
1983-
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1986
*91 '/a
92%
98%
92%
98%
3%s
Corp
of
Penn
Electric
Penn
Power
90%
98
102%
1969
Jane-Dec
1976
Mar-Sept
and
1st &
ref
1st & ref
refund
3s
debs
&
1980
Power
series F
1st
mortgage &
1st
&
M
Mar-Sept
E
ser
1st
101 %
105 %
21
101%
104%
102
111%
142
80
89
192
First
lien
89
91%
92%
98%
97%
100%
1
ser
3%s
series
J
and
ref
130
81%
H
1980—Mar-Sept
I
90%
26
132 %
53
82%
10
ser
C
*74%
77%
*83%
II
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
*85
88
May-Nov
*69
*86%
—May-Nov
♦90%
Feb-Aug
113 %
g
Transaction
r
Ex-stock
3%s
mortgage 3 'As series
B
1971
April
*—
Feb-Nov
80%
gtd
97%
105'A
105%
98
102%
9
98%
100%
7
89
92 'A
.
i
93
88
89%
92%
—
89%
—
98%
97
97'A
~9
46
101
96%
68'A
63%
98%
72
Municipalities
$125
__
$11%
—
I
>■
13%
n%
13%
87%
87%
64
—
66
$86
$86
•
.
—
$120
,
$65
~
69
$80
$80
e
—
mmnm
1
99
99
62
65
44
48
48
55
—
44%
for
44%
48
—
(not
45
48
included
in
h Ex-principal,
cash
(not
19
1
year's
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule
n
included
range),
in
year's
transaction
range),
t Ex-dis¬
dividend.
.
.
gold
no
.
sales being transacted
during the current week.
.
■
(Range for Week Ended August 25)
Period
3'As
1979
Week's
Last
Range
Friday's
or
Sale Prio®
Bonds
Bid & Asked
No.
1966
Jan-July
gtd 2361
Ry 1st 4s ser A
3'As series C 1979
Co
3%s
debentures
1984
1981
mortgage
3'As series D
&
Co
101
debentures
176
f
s
debs
f
s
debs
RR
51
1975
74%
98
78
96%
23
96
99%
52'A
'90
44
56%
28
44
56
49%
91
51
92'A
92'A
81
Jan-July
-Jan-July
May
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
8
-49%
52%
2
81
*—
'
93%
91%
15
97
81
100
82
100
*78
103%
78
*95 3A
*85
78
93%
—
87
*73%
96%
85 %
88
73%
—
73%
93%
93%
91%
94
93%
,
—Jan-July
93%
92%
94
%
_May-Nou
1978
103
103%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1980
*__
90%
82
60
60
58%
45
62%
45%
38%
49
79
81
88%
92
94
mortgage 4s series A 2004
Jan-July
mtge 4%s inc series A Jan l 2029_
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976__
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1979
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As 1971
45'/a
*79
*—
Jan-July
85%
112%
84%
91
Co—
Gen
118%
4'As
Central
1967
94%
99'A
April-Oct
A
ser
78
21
96'A
1969—April-Oct
1982
RR
95'A
*95%
__
Jan-July
Jan-July
l
49%
84%
84%
75
.
High
28
__
94%
_I
Jan. 1
Low
32
*84%
___May-Nou
I
High
32
May-Nov
1974
Range Sine*
Sold
2000
—
series
4s
convertible
83%
81
105
102%
1
4
67'A
__
Interest
3%s
1st
Pacific
income
First
97
91
*90%
79%
76%
__
79%
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power
86'A
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
87
70%
89%
81
89%
72
—
77
a
84%
86%
90%
13
91
113'A
1st
70
71 %
80%
118%
70
71
77%
Deferred
in
included
series
sale
range,
the
*
or
and
Jan-July
as
77
April-Oct
included
not
n
by
in
the
Under-the-rule
range,
impaired
reported
Act,
Friday's btd
Bonds
year's
1976
1990
year's
in
$ Companies
•
2%s
H
delivery
the
Bankruptcy
78
81%
4'As
§ Negotiability
the
79
mtge
included
not
!
*„
13
$100% 103
—
67%
•
104%
100%
16
9 l'A
$89
delivery transaction
Ex-stock dividend,
range),
84
11*
113% 114
April
:
98%
100'A 100'A
—
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
w
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
Gen mtge income 4'As series B
Jan 1991
102%
98%
99
Maryland
Western
First
Wabash RR Co—
Gen
102
102% 102%
--
—
99%
99
1
67
Exchange
3'As
debentures
108%
79%
April-Oct
1973-April-Oct
94%
11
83 %
1981—June-Dec
ser
mtge 3'As
*11
June-Dec
1982
1st lien & ref 4s series. F 1983
6s subord income debs 2008
First
RR
mortgage
93%
—
Mar-Sept
1979
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4'As 1983
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
,
132%
1975—Mar-Sept
1978
refund
3%s
Western
5'As
Co—
mtge 2%s
2%s series G
Shore
101%
,
subord
First and refund mtge 2%s
ref
*98%
89 %
102%
99
registered 2361
Wisconsin
debentures
debentures
conv
4s
102%
America—
subord
subord
4%s
West
96%
99%
103
$64
(Plan A)
mortgage 3s
West
Wilson
conv
First
ref
Whirlpool Corp 3'As
4'As conv
Vendo Co—
Virginia Electric
first
West
97%
67
92
June-Dec
ask prices;
receivership.
88%
y
Vanadium
RR
General
55
—
85
100% 102
102
102
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s
1967—Jan-July
27
93%
84%
88
used
101'A
80
92%
80%
$96
100V2
April-Oct
RECORD
Warren
98%
*80
12
88'A
Mar-Sept
1997
z
New York Stock
100%
134% 141
88%
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t
c," voting trust certificates;
"w i," when
issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
5s
1981
1976
89%
r.
'
88
1972
and
in
96%
89
99
78
•
83
2008
Deferred
a
year's
•88 %
96%
-102% 1051/2
102% 102%
May -Nov
1967
Steel
16
Jan-July
Freight Co—
debentures
2%s
86
91
*88%
May-JVou
subord
Rubber
High
91%
96%
84%
——
'
Low
90
*87%
96%
Mar-Sept
1978
High
80
.
91
$87%
Jan. 1
Low
91
90
April-Oct
1977
& coll tr 5s 1980
debentures
1980
f
s
United
5s
f
s
mtge
5%s
S
&
1973
No.
83
88'A
May-Nov
being traded flat:
§ Reported
Range Since
84%
May-Nov
April-Oct
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1978
4%s
U
1975
f
s
Sold
Low
,89%
$81
—
Friday
Bid & Asked
86
$81
•;
"
May -Nov
BONDS
Bonds
97%
82
5s
distribution,
in
Range
Friday's
95
85
2%s
1
Ex-rights,
Abbreviations
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
BONDS
83
'
52
of)—
de Janiero stamped
*
207
83
--
957A
Bogota—
(Plan A)
(Republic
Sinking fund
(not
2%s 2008
Continued from page 31
New York Stock
133
89
88*4
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
(issue of May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Peru
125
87
11
;
102
>:
1949
(Plan A)
of
91
125
95'/a
$81
(
_Jan-July
1967
6%s
88%
97%
117%
8
Assn—
Debentures—
1967
A
(Prov)
Maranhao
93%
120
82%
$80%
_Jan-July
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1962
Savings Banks and Clearing
5%s
•
7s
'
97
92
95%
i—.
180
95%
and
Baden
55
2
88
71
$83
Jan-July
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
99%
$82
June-Dec
Range Since
85
99%
'*
88%
180
95%
June-Dec
&
99%
„
—
$91%
3s
3%s
I.
80
98%
88
1971_. _Jan-July
1970- „Feb-Aug
(Calif)
Electric
/
141%
72 '7
3
92%
90%
Webb
Jan. 1
12
57
100%
.April-Oct
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 19641—
Rio
Low
88
99%
1970
Wasatch
f
High
73
.Mar-Sept
3%s
Parana
Week's
CD 00
100
—
„Apr-0ct
Gas
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
Last
17
/
$88
;
.
.April-Oct
1986
California
10
Sale Price
121
'.
39% Aug
Peried
:
;
1985
Jan
8% Mar
157
130
$86%
■
—Feb-Aug
Jan
4% Jan
100
$117% 120%
—
_Jan-July
Feb-Aug
._Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
._Feb-Aug
;
1985
N
91%
■
_Jan-July
_May-Nou
._Jan-Aug
.Mar-Sept
.Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
5
Low
5V2S
series
Southern
Southern
150
87
120
$96%
.Mar-Sept
1983
L
4%s
62%
125
10
92'A
*
;
1981_ _May-Nov
1982
20 %
Interest
3s
1965—
1982
4%s
3,900
Friday
Inc
3s
1982
4%s series
8,700
BONDS
1998.
-
■
8%
7,100
4
__1'!
—
$99% 101
■
_ApriZ-Oct
:
39%
5%
6s
:
7%
5
Co
1967
1
35%
5
139
159
99%
1984_ _June-Dec
;
8%
10c
54%
56
92%
-ApriZ-Oct
Corp
1981
4%s series K
10
115%
8
72
—
.April-Oct
1964
38%
May
6
.
26
124 >
I;
Jun
Jan
'•
131%
72
Jan-July
1968
3%s
Gas
debs
-1
American Stock Exchange
Alsco
&
—50c
Corp
1963
1979
series
H
11%
115
I;1
--
Mar-Sept
1978
series
3%s
series
133
6'A
128
_May-Nou
1976
3s
• 7s
Petroleum
Jan-July
.
1976
series
90
100'A
__
120
Inc—
1973
C
•
CO-
1976
1973
B
3%s
8% May
3% May
1%
76
113
■
■
7%
$91%
131%
1
■
■
56%
136
■
.ApriZ-Oct
German
28
•
to
Edison
series
19% Mar
2% Aug
% Jun
—
1
u
29
1984
Power
2%s series
series
155
128%
55%
ApriZ-Oct
~
7%
120
55%
:
debs
California
3s
Jan
Aug
87%
$7
120
—May-Nov
debentures
7s
Co
Water
series
•
7
24
$6'A
.1
Television
Electric
3 %s
May
14% May
7%
42%
14
,
Southern
Debt
5s
regular
&
subord
conv
31
2
87%
-Jan-July
Harbor
13% Aug
1,100
13%
n%
5%s
extended
Service
26
14
116% 119
—
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
6 % %
mortgage 3%s
American
32
90
Corp—
Theatres
Public
10
14
119
19'/8 May
Aug
22%
1
3
subord
1st
High
102
$98
Jan-July
1970
5% May
21% Jan
16
900
93%
May
Apr
32
Jan
3%
—•
preferred
Zapata
Hess
Aug
7,500
93%
33
Apr
17% May
2%
9%
pfd—100
1970
(Sept 8)
Rapid
July
27%
19%
17
4s
1963_
Bellas
Power
Jan. 1
Low
31
14
May-Nov
RR
1st mortgage
3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power
Jan
4,600
27%
15%
4s
bonds
convertible
Ohio
31%
High
97
;
Research
Range Sine*
No.
April-Oct
1974
1974 __u„—
.j.
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Apr
4,700
18
4%
6s
Western
5'/as
Aug
2% May
Jan
15%
27%
~4%
1963
New
96
1%
4%
2
dep rets ord
Zale Jewelry CoZapata Off-Shore
&
Valley RR
National
Ltd—
Hargreaves
Sfonkers
32%
9%
-25
preference
Wright
Jan
18%
1
common
& Light 4%%
Industries Ltd
American
20
'A
Bonds
Sold
100%
Map-Nov
1993
A
Power
Called
49% Mar
52
1
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries
Inc
Woolworth
Development
Italian
4%s
V* Jan
30% Jan
Friday's
Division—
J
series
debentures
Guantanamo
National
Jan
100
47%
10
Co
Pwr
(John)
subord
National
Jan
200
27%
1
Industries
preferred
Wood
3%
4%
1,900
52
Co
&
Brothers
5%
%
15%
4%
Feb-Aug
4s series B 1993—
May
Residential Mtge Bank 5s
1961__Mar-Sepf
Builders Corp—
Midland
7'A May
5'A Apr
39%
26%
Inc
Brothers
C)
4,500
1%
15%
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
Jan
27%
32%
~1%
1975
Realization Tr
Kawecki Chemical 4%s 1978
29% May
95% July
3'/8 Aug
2i§ July
27b Jan
__
84%
32%
1
Corp
(R
4,100
3%
Apr
6% May
l 'A Mar
39%
White Stag Mfg Co
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Williams
3%
A
N
4s
5%
Jan
4%
July
27%
&
27%
10
Stores
16,300
—J
,Y
3%
•
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc
Williams
3%
ni
3%
20
Wiebolt
5%
or
Bid & Asked
RR—
Hydrometals Inc 6s 1972
Ltd—
Coal
River
5
•
5o
Invest
95
Jan
50c
pfd
4"% May
1% July
3% Feb
4%
American dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
(The)
Jan
4%
Westmoreland
Wickes
4%
1
Inc.
Stockholders
200
11%
1.25
1%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Wichita
8% May
16'A May
1% Jan
1%
Western Development Co
Western Gold & Uranium Inc
Oil
Jan
11%
Utilities 4.40%
Westmoreland
Feb
85
1%
West Chemical Products Inc
Western
10%
Jan
2%
Manufacturing
Nuclear
Jan
1% Jan
11%
10c
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Western
4
70
900
10
preferred
Weiman & Company Inc
West Texas
8'A Mar
20
6%
Instruments Co—1
conv
Precision
Webb & Knapp Inc. common
$6 series preference
Wentworth
5%
Jan
6,600
80
80
5%
4
7%
6%
6%
100
common
debs
Western
of
6%s due 1953
3%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
mortgage
General
w
Waco Aircraft Co
Interest
Period
Registered
12
7%
4%
Rubber
Industries
Norman
1st
•
•
Valspar Corp
&
mortgage
10% July
2,600
Lack
Lackawanna
r
27
18,700
:
Exchange
Low
5% May
8% Jan
1,200
28
6%
11
25c
Inc
American Stock
High
Jan
8%
1
20,700
31V*
Corp cl A com_10c
Controls
Insurance-
3%
800
43V4
10
Oil
Low
D
Container
Universal
Utah-Idaho
3%
~9%
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan.
High
6%
1
Corp
Universal
Universal
3%
1
Universal
Universal
Low
50c
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended August 25)
for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
.
Sales
Friday
American Stock Exchange
.
y
98%
year's
sale
not
range,
included
10
d Ex-interest,
in
the
e
year's
98
Odd
range
Ex-coupon.
lot
77
104%
sale
* r Cash
not
sale
maturity.
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or
reorganized under Section 77 of
assumed by such
companies.
securities
ask prices; no sales
being transacted
selling flat.
98%
during current week.
.
i
Z-
:
Volume
Number
194
6085
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(877)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
■i
Boston Stock
(Range for Week Ended August 25)
Exchange
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
;
Par
Chemical
Agricultural
American
Tel.
&
Co
20'A
295
25%
16%
Feb
3,535
-
102%
Radio
High
Aug
1,344
,
121% 124%
Jan
130%
*
55%
365
44
Jan
182
67
Jan
—
350
6%
Jun
48
6%
50 %
Feb
.68 Va
9
Apr
68 Va
Tobacco
Sinclair
Calumet
&
Hecla,
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
Mass
Street
National
Motor
Ford
10
-
Aug
com—100
"A"—
•
Co
5
Island
_—
Creek
Kennecott
Coal Co common
Copper
Corn
%
Apr
35
11
Southern
-
■
Aug
94% Aug
74
60% May
Jan
366
87%
277/a
141
22 Va
Jan
125% Aug
30% May
73%
Jan
93% May
27%
827/s
85Va
266
15%
-
—
15%
55
Jan
,
Boston
Loew's
New
4
Theatres—
National ./Service
New Englahd
RR
(N H)—
Mathieson
Olin
Chemical
47%
Pennsylvania RR-
Mining
Quincy
Rexall
Drug
5
1
25
2.50..
Co
70
50%
;
United
U
U
S
S
Association
Webster
&
Stone
*
Inc
Air
63%
1
1
Co
—
Aug
57 %
56%
Fruit
Co
United
Shoe
Machinery
U
S
U
Rubber
Feb
16c
25%
Jun
40
Jan
57 V4
70
Jun
74
S
Smelting Refining
Waidon
System Inc
&
Mining
40
Jan
51% Aug
11%* Jan
16
*
Westinghouse Electric Corp
28
Feb
36
Apr
43%
Jan
59
Apr
Wrigley
Stores
35%
53
Jan
65% May
Erown-McLaren
563
394
34 V8
Jan
65%
Budd
Apr
Jan
59 V»
17'A Jan
29 Vb
37%
Aug
Buell
Die
&
Machine
Jan
76
Jan
63% Aug
Consumers
36
11 %
,43%
170
15
323
26%
Jan
40 % May
11
Feb
14
49%
39% May
Mar
Jan
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
_1
Baldwin
Piano
Week's
Brewing
Burger
Champion
Davidson
of Prices
Gas
Milling
Cine
&
O
N
T
—2
P
Cards
S
;
'Unlisted
.
,
Alleghany
Allied
Paper
Power
Airlines
Can
American
America——
i
Motor
Cyanamid
American
1.66%
& Tel
American Tobacco——
Anaconda Co
!
Steel
Armco
Armour
Ashland
Avco
w
1
Oil
Co
Industries—
_1.
•
S)
—
Ohio—:
;—25
=._
Jan
27% July
Rockwell
1
Gas
10
—
Columbus & So Ohio Electric
245
34%
Feb
49% Mar
Alleghany
21% Mar
Allis
65
Corn
1
________:—•
Wright
20
133
343
41% Aug
16% Feb
130% Apr
101V* Aug
63% May
79V* Aug
1^ Aug
103V* Jan
65
Jan
44V4 Jan
67% Jan
1^ Aug
22
28% May
Jan
13 % Jan
27% Aug
•
Jan
19Vs Aug
49%-Apr
180
39% July
37% Jan
211
43%
Jan
75
Jan
22%-Aug
Jan
13
82
17
76
28
55%-Aug
Mar
164
54% July
112
38
Jan
168
51 y8
Jan
68 Va May
50
31Va
Jan
49% Aug
78
23 V*
'67% Jan
"
53
27V*
Jan
Aug
Apr
56'/a
18
46V* May
59%
19 Vb
__
62
55%
__.
Acme
Du
&
Light
19 Vb
16
16
21% Mar
7
51
64 Va May
Jan
Jan
Pont
:
Eastman
:
Kodak
Electric
5
:
■__
24%
*—
226%
5
25Va
317
22%
84%
24%
—7
-l—
84%
20
70%
Apr
31
185%
Jan
75
102V* Aug
47% Jan
226% 236
lo
'__
103
5
65
65
Autolite
105V4
65
Ford
Dept Stores
—1.25
47%
47
5
91%
Motor—
Fruehauf
Trailer
40
47%
105
35%
Advance
94V*
236
63%
30%.
110
19Va
Electronics
32%
69%
170
31 Va
Jun
1
32 V*
31%
Electric
5
68'/*
68 V*
Jun
65
Gulf
Aug
•
49% May
94% Aug
30% Aug
45 V*
.
60% May
Feb
44%
44%.
47%
946
40%
Feb
73% Jan
49% May
25V*
25%
45%
358
25
Aug
32%
Aluminum
Co
Jones
&
&
250
Martin
(P)
68
Can
American
Cyanamid
American
Investment Co
Amer
Mach
Co
American
Co
&
Co
•
American
Rad
American
Steel
American
Arkansas
Armco
Steel
Armour
Co
&
Ashland
Oil
2Va
2 V*
28%
32 V*
2,525
7,877
36%
33
37%
2,824
36
36
200
11
11%
600
—
23
23
44
70%
Jan
104
44V4
28%
28%
26
26% Jun
85
66
61% Jan
Avco
Dairy
__
5
-
1
Aviation
10
._,
33 %c
see page
44
14%
__
106%. IO8V4 ~
67%
27V4
55 V*
13%
68%
28V4
55%
51
51%
14%
Apr
12%
Jun
Feb
23 Va
Jun
6%
Jun
8Va
97/a
—
Jan
21 Va
100
Apr
12%
7,914
7
Jan
12 Vb
15 V*
11 Va
8%
225
15%
180
13%
Jan
Aug
17% May
Exchange
Week's
for Week
Share*
Low
__
__
13%
8%
galea
Range
*f Pries*
Range Since
High
Low
Jan. 1
High
69%
*
70
800
54%
Jan
73%
22
22%
1 100
17%
Jan
24%
13%
14
l',370
10%
Jan
15
2 400
7%
Jan
14
8V4
8%
Apr
Jun
Mar
May
15% Apr
__
10%
10'/a
'lUO
24
23%
24V*
4 600
23%
Feb
29% May
31 y3
3134
1200
753^
753^
20O
30% July
68% Feb
38% May
81% Mar
2 900
21% Apr
27
100
42% July
60 %
Apr
Aug
__
22'/a
22
24Va
__
431/4
43y4
-
10
July
May
44%
44%
45%
1,700
34%
Jan
46 V*
42 %
41%
43
2 300
41%
Aug
49% Mar
20%
Jan
*400
5,300
San
1
33%
12.50
__
25% Aug
62% Apr
86%
165
175
90
55
59%
25%
42%
12%
46%
Belden
July
2,000
12% Jan
16 Va Mar
100
27% Jan
34% Mar
122V* 124
4,400
103%
Jan
130
688
65%
Jan
1,100
41V*
Jan
101V* Aug
62 Va Jun
96% 101V*
54'/a
58
Apr
53%
53%
55'/a
900
44
Jan
22
22
22%
2,500
11%
Jan
25%
Apr
39 Va
38 V*
39 Va
210
>5%
Jan
44%
Apr
77%
77%
200
68%
Jan
79 V*
Aug
51%
51%
150
38
Jan
53% July
26
26 Va
500
21%
Jan
28 V*
Jun
26%
27Va
5.700
21%
Jan
27 %
Aug
10
§
1
10
—
__
__
26%
64 Va May
44%
29
24V*
23%
24%
6,000
17
18%
1.000
23
23
24%
22%
20%
22%
Bell
&
17%
17 Va
17%
1,400
14% Feb
18%
67%
67%
58 V*
Jun
72
1 VB
IV*
800
1%
42
41 %
42 Va
3,400
1
23%
23%
100
A
53%
55%
800
3
Eendix
Co
Co
Boeing
2
5
Consolidated
Bethlehem
Steel
Inc (Un)
Corp
(Un)
Manufacturing Co
Airplane
Fisheries
Booth
200
-
9%
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
59%
July
Apr
45% Mar
13%
Jan
27V* Aug
13
Jan
19
1,100
23
Aug
32
Apr
2,900
17%
Jan
23
May
P2
8
100
Jan
1%
39% July
22 V* Jun
49%
36 V*
55%
Jan
28%
28%
50
42
43 V*
2,600
35%
Jan
52 V*
51%
52%
1,400
34%
Jan
53 y»
54%
2,900
44
Jan
5
(E
42
•
Corp
15 V*
16 V*
700
20%
21%
29%
30%
26
26%
5
Borg-Warner Corp
Prach & Sons
Budd
13
*
10
Corp
Benguet
Binks
(Un)
Co.
Gossett
_5
J)
•
Corp
Company
Industries
Apr
Aug
Calumet
(Un)
(Un)
1
5
Corp
Canadian
29%
12.50
Central
Corp
56
Chesapeake
$3
West
24 V* Mar
Aug
Apr
Jan
Jun
Apr
25 Va: Feb
Aug
29% Aug
43% Mar
52% May
74 V* Mar
13% May
17 Va
2,700
16%
Jan
22 Va
i^ug
700
27%
Jan
38
Mar
300
23
Mar
27%
Jan
Jun
&
convertible
21% Jun
4,700
1A
Feb
300
21%
Jan
2Va May
26% May
Jan
48% May
19
1%.
23%
200
14
38 Va
38%
200
33%
•
37%
39
1,000
22 V*
Jan
40% Aug
2.50
43 Vs
43 V*
1,000
37%
Aug
46
57%
65%
600
26%
26%
27
1
24%
24%
25
61V*
60%
1
Ref
Jan
111
24%
18%
It*
lo
(Un)
Corp
Corp
Oil
Chemetron
30c
25
of America
South
Certain-teed
Ltd
(Un)
common
Corp
&
5
Gas
Pacific
Champlin
Apr
Inc
Export
Canadian
Carrier
Hecla
&
30Vi May
56% Aug
16% Mar
1
15
34
1,800
Mfg
34% Mar
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
—
Apr
14%
34
1,050
Bastian-Blessing
108 V4 Aug
69 Vi Mar
,
122%
100
21V*
Apr
57V4
Jan
25
50
147/a
__
41% Aug
16% Jan
2.50
Gas
Corporation
Celanese
,
Aug
10
Burton-Dixie
—
38
31%
30Va
77
57V*
•
Jan
52
215
76%
5
5
28%
"
6%
10,100
Co
Burroughs. Corn
56 %
:
44
10
Burlington
39% May
Montgomery Ward-
32% July
30'/a
57V* Aug
_'_
Aug
50%
73% May
__
Apr
32 V»
51
Jan
45% Aug
2
2%
Feb
__
Jan
40%
___
Apr
May
V*
31
40%
Jan
Chemical
Apr
34% May
10% May
ui.2V4
10
59
35%
4%
25% May
6%
6%
19%
preferred
Refining
35
36
2
;• 6
Jan.
Apr
Aug
Canteen Co of Americ&__2.50
non-cum
33
34%
:
11%
10
68%
57V*
Jan
1 Va
25%
Refining common
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
68%
Aug
Jan
footnotes,
7% Mar
100
44'A
&
60
30%
For
624
1%
18%
Corp (Un)
(111)
46V* Jan
35 V*
Jan
8
25%
(Un)
Louisiana
50
36%
American
28%
95
49 % May
1.25
59%
15
North
436
4%
♦
Feb
Mar
1%
41 %
Corp (Un)
Company (Un)
46V* Aug
230
Pepsi-Cola
31%
1%
7%
19%
Corp
41% May
44 '/a
Penn RR
31%
42%
Viscose
Anaconda
Apache
26 Va May
44
National Distillers
20
1
Tel & Tel Co
Tobacco
Feb
.36
National
150
1.75
American
Jan
44
Register
Jan
166%
(Un)
5
Foundries
Jan
34%
"36
Cash
Jan
40%
10
(111)
Stano
&
20 Vb
1
National
64%
6,550
12.30
(Un)
Fdry
Corp
32%
5
Monsanto
1,061
47%
30%
12% May
60% Jun
July
94 Va
325
1
(Un)
Motors
49
McGraw-Edison
Corp
4
93
Apr*
-
(Un)
American
242
54
300
14%
Jan
44%
3
1
Theatres
39 Va
__
4 V*
Mar
96% May
34 V4 Aug
Feb
21
(Un)
Broadcasting
25
Apr
Mead
Minnesota, Mining
4 V*
7
48%
3
1
Airlines
Paramount
38%
68%
5
100
974
21
America
American
59%
10
—
9%
58%
44%
10
of
—
L*
Tel
Laughlin.
Lorillard
9%
9% Mar
—
_l
American
Brunswick
Tel
Jan
58%
Jan
4Vi May
Aug
•
26V*
46V*
25 Vb
__
8%
International
93%
34 V*
—
Mfg—
38%
*
3
Oil
Apr
Aug
1%
Telephone
Goodyear
Greyhound
555
30
4%
25c
Ltd
Atlantic
3.33%
Motot-s
General
27% Jan
110
—
(Un)
Chalmers
Aluminium
119% Mar
Jan
Dynamics
268
2%
34%
9%
1
Corp
Automatic
236
Jan
29%.
General
100
30
„
94%
10
—
Ross
84Vb Aug
Jan
General
General
May
Apr
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
Corp
25% Aug
Jun
91
1
2 Va
12 V*
5
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Federated
Jun
Feb
94%
Last
Steel Co
57c
Power
Chemical
10 Va
34 V*
—
1
Common
Dow
Jan
12
io
American
•
.
26%
6Va
38% Mar
50
267
62
62
1
38
40
8V4
—
•
Laboratories
44</0'
'
Jan
—
Par
Abbott
Admiral
26%
—
1
Dayton
12%
Sale Priee
27
Jun
46Va Aug
•
3%
13% May
1% Jan
Midwest Stock
Apr
186
107
21%
727
38
1
"B"
A
21
276
Jan
5 V*
2%
10
class
Corporation
50
20V4
15%
30
5
Studebaker-Packard
Udylite
High
494
1
Co
Tube
22%
43%
Low
17%
•
Products
Scotten Dillon
Standard
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2
!
59% Apr
29% May
23% Aug
49%-"* 49%
__
Feb
Sale*
Share*
1
Standard
Apr
61V*
49%
17 Va
14% Apr
49%h 51%
54%
39% May
10
34% Apr
95% Aug
33% Apr
73% Mar
26% Jan
54 V*/56%
—
10
59
Feb
Jan
,_i
Rudy Manufacturing
Mar
60%
61V*
—25
Corp
44
90% May
39%
395
5
Company
Screw
79
52%
54%
52%( 54%
21%
21%
30%
30%
76%
16%
1
Bearing
Parke Davis &
38
'
Colgate-Palmolive
Curtiss
.
i
Service
Products
54%
—
5
_
\
Columbia
Masco
Jan
18
54
Aug
48% July
18
16%
5
Wines
July
41%, 42%
53Va
•
Burroughs
&
J
5
—
Chesapeake
LaSalle
68%
18
__
42 %
8
—
Corp
Burlington
Cities
13
Steel—
Brunswick
Chrysler
'
3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Boeing
25%
1
,
■
3o% Mar
84%
90c
1.66%
Chemical
&
Heater
31
100
101V4
oo% < 0uV4
77% 77%
?• li\, ? 1A
25%> 26 Va
23% 24Va
77%
i._.
Corp
Bethlehem
(S
Kysor
60
19%
50
__lo
12
200
*
Lansing Stamping
25
42 Va
123
_12%
—
rights
20
95
65
121% .123%
„
33%
Co
6
47%
100
,_2%
Corp
&
Kresge
75%
•
Jun
59% Aug
144 V* May
7%
1
Oil
Ball
'Ji-'w
44,J/«
42 Vo
1
_
.
Motors
Tel
44%*
12.50
28%
Apr
1%
jn
$4.50 pfd
Co
Lakes
22%
'
Aug
7%
1
75Va
■:« *
Feb
12 Vi
47% May
27
Mar
34% Jun
10
Aug
44% Jan
3j
„
1
—2
American
80
.
'
1
—__;
-
23%
10
L.___*'
American
American
__
Ltd
of
8V4 Feb
22% Jan
30%
59%
6% July
25% Feb
for Week
Friday
;
Co
123
964
2,027
1,792
89
95%
116% Jan
Jan
*
1%
STOCKS
—
—
Aluminum
112% Apr
Jan
383
10
10
5°% '-P<*
23% 23%
1
,
Stores
Aluminium
Jan
Aug
Jan
Mar
-
.
155
74% Aug
50
54
51%
5
20
Stocks
___
Allis-Chalmers
36%
37% Aug
25%
32 Vb
31%
30 Vo
Apr
45% May
47% Mar
98
Jun
44
92
Mar
Jan
42%
30'/a
5
37%
95 %
97%
7%
50
30%
—*
Playing
-
33
May
Jan
77/b
'95% -'
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___
'Gamble!—
Card-!
&
—
—
10
55
Jan
37%
390
20
15
425
25%
31%
30%
5
U
•
—
5
Gibson
Kroger
42 V4
96
5"
Eagle Picher
Procter
42 Vt
96
7%
V
National
44-*/8
110% 112%
'
96
HuVa
50
12%
20
50
J
43%
High
6% Apr
39V8 Jan
36
234
30
"ilS.fliBf*
—
100
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
7%
30
44% .*'
10
__
preferred
Telephone
Cincinnati Transit
Diamond
r-
8.50
.
Shares
45
50% July
17%
Bros
Hoover
High
7%
__
commonii_Il^jlj»>it*<
common
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
T.
137
Low
Edison
Detroit
Great
for Week
44%
*
Paper
Cincinnati
—
59%
Range
Sales
Range
—8
53
Week'*
I5
Cunningham Stores
Consolidated
General Motors
Aeronca
27%
69
•f Priees
,_i
—
54%
Low
337
34% May
Jan
Exchange
I5
46%
,
12%
53 V*
40% Jan
1
Company
190
_
57
20% Jan
•
Mfg
344
Sale Price
728
286
43%
43^
1
Manufacturing
1,187
Par
50
46%
Aug
Mar
Briggs
Ford
v
28%
74%
84%
1
Jan
Jun
'
Electric
29%
62 %
Friday
Last
Jan
47%
Last
Economy Baler
STOCKS
47%
51%
~~
Par
ACF
65%
—
16
,
136% 138
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Sale Priee
28%
43%
6.25
1371c,
Mar
59
35 Va
11 %
42%
58
48 V2 May
59 V* May
55%
•
Friday
64%
—
Jan
27%
27%
Detroit Stock
26
50
Feb
38%
.
STOCKS
—
—5
Aug
26
10%
Apr
Mar
65%
com—25
71 %
45
46%
34% Ma J
Jun
Jan
26
•
Corp
Co
Jan
39% Jan
55%
55%
•
Burroughs Corp
United
Jan
54 V*
25
43%
437/.
16%
Electric
22
40%
74%
'
1
Westinghouse
31% July
30
Jan
5c
305
14
89
47 Va
58
45
*
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington
—
~
Corp
Shoe
Steel
1,136
5
34%
63%
33%
34%
1
:
*
132
270
69%
27%
12 50
Carbide
Allen
Shawmut
new
Union
37%
30
Feb
21%
1,2u5
519
23
T4%
31 %
56%
Texaco
64 % May
145% Aug
39% Feb
•
20
218
47%
13%
31 %
54%
14%
10
:
_.
Co
Chemical
&
__
V
27%
15%
230
'
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22% July
50
70
48
mo
100
—
10c
25
24%
46%
24%
—
24-%
10c
1
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System
England Tel & Tel Co
Northern
24 Vs
25
Companies—.
Electric
Sunray Oil
68%
Jan
27%
I ZZZZZZl
"i0
Zl
Zl
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
46%
•
Apr
65% May
Jan
93%
58
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Brands
Jan
54%
40%
~~
15
Rand
Standard Oil (N J)__
Standard
Oil
(Ohio)
49%
2
37%
5
Standard
20
67
69%
Co
Apr
48
Jan
63%
May
May
1%
July
49 %
437
829
25
1,757
—
•
:
42% May
Feb
67Va
121% 124%
--
50c
Corp
Lone Star Cement
,
Jan
2
67%
94%
69%
.91 %
68%
1
Co
58 Vi
29%
36%-
66%
—
5
Gillette
14%
49 Va Mar
235
75c
36
.
—
General Electric Co———
13
61
,
75c
—
'
41%
__
—100
Inc
*
—
*
18%
54"%
__
common—10
Co
RR
Stores
18Va
54 %
' 40%
5
-----
Fuel Assoc
1st pfd
67c' cum
First
Inc
Co_—;
&
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Oil—^
1
High
28%
oq%
3
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Mobil
Low
58
62%
63%
145% 145%
~
40
I
,
Sperry
Cities Service
1
Oil
Socony
62%
5
Range Since Jan.
High
58
ZZI5
Regis Paper
Schenley Industries
Sears, Roebuck
79% Aug
:
Share*
Low
II—In
Steel
Reynolds
65 V» May
78%
6%
68%
-
for Week
•
St
Apr
53%
__
Corp of America
Republic
34 Ve May
21 Va Mar
77%
-I
•
Property Trust
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
26%
18%
;
25
:
25%
122%
—50
Sale Priee
High
__
19%
33%
—
Lfostcn Garden Arena Corp
Boston;Personal
Low
*
1.66%
Corp__
Company
Edison
Boston
■
Sale*
Range
for Week
STOCKS
'
Week'*
Sales
Last
1
j
ei Priees
STOCKS
''
-
37
common
preferred
Corp
Ohio Ry (Un)__
1
61
*
31,400
May
30%: Feb
65% Aug
21%
31% Jun
Jan
.
445
53
Jan
63 % Aug
25%
•
200
22%
Jan
32% Jun
61%
1.740
63%
54% July
67
Jan
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(878)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Last
stocks
Sale Price
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry—*
Chicago South Shore As So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
25
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
8.50
Cities
Products
City
*
Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs
4%%
A°
Co
Service
Iron
preferred
1
1
com
Gas
Commonwealth
Consolidated
Container
Continental
Steel
Crucible
of
Deere
&
Detroit
Elder
1,400
37%
Jan
Aug
National
Distillers
520
38 Va
Jan
45% May
National
Gypsum
Co
1
Lead
(Un)
5
RR
•
56
858
49% Mar
58% May
National
28%
296
27
July
30"% May
New
48%
491%
400
41%
Feb
51 % Mar
North
American
94
North
American
Car
May
61% Aug
Jan
100
84
Jan
400
53%
Feb
1,000
10%
Feb
12%
14%
Jan
92
1,500
41%
46%
2,000
37% July
46% Aug
56%
59%
500
50%
Jan
60
71V4
71%
300
62%
Jan
26%
26%
27%
1,600
21% July
29 %
Feb
Oak
44
43%
441/2
1,400
35
Jan
45
Aug
Ohio
Edison
66%
67%
500
55
Jan
68%
Aug
Ohio
Oil
10'/a
10%
1,100
Jan
11% May
37»
1
68 %
7%
Public
Northern
Natural
Gas
27
Apr
Northern
Pacific
Aug
Apr
Jun
31%
32%
200
25
Jan
56%
55%
56V2
1,200
40
May
34%
34%
35%
300
33% July
21%
22
400
17%
Jan
26% May
18%
19%
1,500
15%
Jan
21% Mar
5
12.50
1
18%
59% July
49
Northern
First
Mills
Ford
F
W
Gen
D
Co
Oklahoma
Co__
Pacific
Gas
34%
2,800
27%
51
53%
2,500
32
Jan
16%
17
900
15%
Jan
15
47%
45%
47%
342
36% Mar
*
42%
42 J/4
400
34% May
32"%
43%
32%
100
32% Mar
48%
51
800
40
89
91 %
300
87% July
Co
1
7.50
Gas
5
Corp
Electric
&
World Airwavs
(Un)
51%
42
60
61%
25%
102 %
26%
23 %
600
26%
900
1021/0 105
102
25%
32% May
Jan
July
119%,
Apr
Phillips
Jun
30%
Jan
Potter Co
9%
(Un)
*
45%
45%
7%
71/4
300
7%
Aug
10
Feb
91%
91%
94%
3,100
63 Va
Jan
95
Aug
*
12 %
121/4
900
12
July
14%
Feb
30%
1,900
20
Jan
8%
100
(Un)
12% May
15
131
12%
Jan
81 %
325
53
Jan
16% May
84% May
11%
Jan
16
7%
Jan
14%
Jan
48% July
Jan
54% Aug
13%
300
3,900
46%
1,400
34
400
35
Mar
Company
9
52%
1
52%
»
30%
3
75
300
8
1,100
2%
80
18
18
5
200
3%
9
93%
9 %
92%
1.25
2
1
7% July
15
May
2
30% Aug
10% May
93% Aug
Jan
Feb
18% Mar
700
8
Mar
38%
49% May
500
27
Jan
3.33%
Corp
Rubber.
31%
25%
251/4
26:%
10,200
25
July
83 %c
79%
79%
80 %
500
56
Jan
;
84
37%
300
31% Mar
124V4
200
89%
Jan
39
124 %
36
82
83%
238
57%
Feb
83 Va
Aug
57%
59 %
800
50
Jan
65 Va
May
Reynolds
(R J)
Brothers
Rockwell
Standard
Royal Dutch
Louis
Feb
Servel
63
79%
55
56
45%
46%
5
*
Corp
Apr
Aug
(W
Mobile
Aug
Southern
Co
8
15%
151/4
151/4
100
13%
Jan
20
•
45%
44%
46
1,500
33%
Jan
46% Aug
27
200
21 Va
Jan
27
Square
46%
Aug
May
Aug
July
'52% Jun
Sperry
_3
Bartlett
60
1
Mineral
Paper
Standard
Oil
Co
Stewart-Warner
International
Shoe
International
Tel
8%
Power
Storkline
i
Co
Power
Knapp Monarch Co
(Un)
Gas
Co
Co
Marquette Cement
Marshall
Field
3,700
39 %
Jun
23
23 %
5,300
22%
Jun
25 Va
Jan
55%
59%
2,600
Aug
17%
2,400
49% July
17 Va Aug
59 %
17%
19%
Jun
July
450
23%
Jan
47
700
32%
46%
Gas
Company
Transmission
45
Jun
Texaco
Jan
47
Aug
Texas
49% Aug
Texas
Gas
Mar
Texas
Gulf
Inc
new
Eastern
Jan
26%
Jan
34
1,000
42%
Jan
55%
Jun
Textron
47%
49%
1,100
34%
Jan
49%
Jun
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
3614
37 Va
13,700
29%
36
36
100
33
Jun
38
58%
60
800
44%
Jan
60% Mar
Jun
24%
24%
200
20%
Jan
25% May
Jan
13 Va May
Thor
10%
6
69
68 %
1,700
11
...
July
1,000
71
6
57
Jan
37%
1,235
43%
45
45%
45%
400
83 %
8234
86%
1,500
86%
86
861/4
300
63/4
600
44%
6%
9%
200
6%
Jan
9%
Jan
731/2 May
29%
Trans
14
96%
Transamerica
20th
208
Salle
La
Union
48
Mar
Union
Bag-Camp Paper
Carbide Corp
94
May
Union
Electric
Jan
Jan
77
Jun
92%
Feb
Union
Oil
9%
Apr
Union
Jan
96%
331/4 May
United
24
Jan
29V4
Feb
United
Corp
10%
Jan
15Va
Jun
United
Fruit
96 3/4 Aug
United
States
600
811/2
Jan
Jan
700
181/2
Jan
65% Aug
33%
1,305
243/4
Jan
42 Va May
61%
500
523%
Jan
63V2 Mar
Universal
40
34% May
40
35%
2,800
29%
Feb
39% May
19%
300
13
Jan
39V»
350
371/2 Mar
241/2 May
39% Aug
Co
Aug
Webcor
Co
*
White
Meyer Blanke Co
*
12%
12%
300
123/s JUly
17
Mickelberry's Food Products
1
17%
I7V2
250
16
193/4 Mar
l
Monroe
Chemical
Co
Chemical
14Va
1,000
313/4
11%
Jun
Aug
Jan
Jan
38% Aug
19V4 Apr
Jan
iFor-footiidtes, see'page 44
76%
75 3/4
773/4
2,910
7OV2
Jan
891/2 Mar
38%
38%
38%
600
343/8
Jan
42V4
Jun
27
28
400
21%
Jan
37
*
I
Jan
41.% Aug
84 Va
10
40%
41%
275
27
200
4%
Jan
50%
50%
400
36%
Jan
50% Aug
36%
37
400
36 %
Jan
55
Apr
69%
69%
60
74%
Jan
38%
100
33%
Jan
136 % 137%
2,033
117 %
Jan
48 %
48%
500
39%
Jan
8
8
38%
137%
55
55
34%
36
2,600
49
52%
1,900
45%
800
May
42
July
May
143 Va May
48%
Jan
43
100
34%
68
9
Aug
62% May
36
27%
Jan
38%
Feb
55% Aug
35
Jan
51% May
Aug
'
42%
42%
26
26
98%
96% 100%
600
58%
58%
28
86%
1,700
9
9
28
100
1,500
7%
Jan
9 %
Aug
Jan
29 Va
Aug
96% Aug
113%
Feb
Aug
17%
47
Jan
64 %
75%
Jan
91 % May
84%
84%
40%
38%
40%
1,300
38 Va
Aug
60
Jan
52%
52 %
55 %
1,300
30%
Jan
61
Jun
300
57%
Jan
Wieboldt
Stores
Inc
Electric
Public
Woolworth
72% Mar
8% July
12% Mar
10%
11%
5,400
41 %
40%
41%
1,100
27
Jan
41% Aug
44
46
1,033
40 Va
Jan
54
40
Mar
5
42%
43%
1,600
29%
30%
690
27 %
Jan
54%
43%
29%
..1
54%
100
43 %
Jan
34% May
60% Jun
40% May
50
May
Jan
*
common
Wilson & Co (Un).
Wisconsin
58
10%
2
2%
6.25
Motor Co.
Wisconsin
57%
10
...
27%
27%
50
20%
Jan
*
,47%
50 %
300
42 %
Apr
52
49
400
42
Jan
29%
Jan
66% May
49
Aug
35% Aug
87% Jun
12
20 Va
10
Service
(FW) (Un)
48
.19
Power
34
1,300
75%
35%
75%
13%
13%
1,200
15%
15%
200
15% Aug
105
105
180% 190%
101
88%
Jun
802
97%
Jan
10
70
July
Aug
*
.
(Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co
13»/4
-
91
•
Manufacturing Co
Monsanto
14%
800
38V4
Jan
192V2
10
Mississippi River Fuel
Modlne
38%
10
Feb
Jan
89% Mar
23%
84%
1
Feb
78%
Jan
23%
84%
1
Inc
Apr
11
186
Aug
89 %
23%
1
81/2
100
Feb
24 %
2.50
13V4
86%
.32 %
5
16%
(Un)
Jan
15
86%
Jan
Jan
4
91/8
189% 189%
24%
19 %
•
:
Western
38%
100
500
10
(Un)
Match
Walgreen
19%
38 %
26%
I
34
400
Feb
26%
5
Universal Oil Products
39%
35 Va
82%
25
U S Steel Corp
6lVt
Jun
*
Gypsum
64
Rubber
56
26%
10
(Del)
30%
S
200
1
Co
U
Apr
58
10
Aircraft Corp (Un)
Air Lines
Inc
243/s
3,000
Jun
29%
58
6%
*
Corp
(Un)
California
of
44%
Jan
33 %
400
1
Pacific RR
5%
Co
Jan
21%
1
Film
(Un)___
St Corp
48% May
39
74V4
40 %
28%
1,700
2
(Un)
Century-Fox
So
July
400
25
S
Corp (Un)
Corp
Radio
36%
35%
5
;
Tri Continental Corp
36 Va
35%
*
i
Edison Co
60%
30%
*
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un)
Feb
23%
5
_
Company
100
28 Va
13%
Tool Co
Power
Toledo
(Un)
6Va July
*
—
49
36%
3.33 %
50c
100
29%
28%
13%
Producing
Inc
500
...
28% Jun
23%
5
40%
800
54
37% Aug
56
3.50
Transmission
47%
30
521/4
Jun
12 %
:
46%
52 %
5
Co
common
Transmission
28%
4,600
42%
.25
300
Utilities
Aug
May
43%
&
63/4
South
28
42%
Swift
11%
Middle
19% Aug
55%
10%
32%
*
Inc
12% Aug
Jan
May
Jan
45%
16%c
Brick
7
45
23%
31
Chapman & Scott (Un)__12.50
Metropolitan
42 % Mar
Feb
8,500
1,100
1,900
1,000
46%
*
(Un)
18%
1,750
12%
55%
28
6%
Merritt
Co
31
9%
54%
20
Corp
Mid-Continent Oil Co
4
&
27%
10%
55%
Aug
19%
32%
50c
$7 convertible preferred
35 %
1
Bancorporation (Un)
Western Union Telegraph.
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
Merck
27% Mar
Jan
27%
11%
4
common
Feb
25
30% May
__50c
common,
(The) Co
McCrory Corp
Means (FW) & Co
21%
1
Jan
1
Martin
54 % Mar
900
1
(Un)
Feb
400
200
33%
5
Jan
25
Mfg—
30%
5
Corp
Corp
59
57%
23%
31%
Sunray
8
*
Printing Co common
Ling-Temco Electronics Inc
31"%
Sundstrand
23
1
Lincoln
Apr
Apr
Apr
250
4
common
49%
Mar
2,000
_i
common
Jan
35
United
&
40%
12
•
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
911,000
Jun
27
8.75
...
45%
Jan
9%
33 %c
.
May
44%
5%
5
Chemical
55 %
32 %
26%
5
& Light (Un)
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
56 % May
Jan
50
9%
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
*
&
Laughlin
Steel
—10
Aluminum &
Jan
46 Va
2,100
26%
Johnson
Kennecott
47 %
2,300
56
1
2.50
Furniture
1,000
54%
22%
10
common
Corp
Studebaker-Packard
Sunbeam
Trav-ler
Electric
(Ohio)
Packaging
44%
8*%
52 V4
8%
*
(Un)
Co
8%
50 V2
51%
50%
6.25
(Un)
12 Va Mar
8% Aug
200
Apr
43% Aug
75% Aug
32%
3.50
Tel
74%
July
Aug
May
8%
*
Co
&
J
2.50
(Un)
Jan
1
California..
*
Chemical
&
53
64%
Jan
•
(Un)
5
Harvester
International
29%
400
22% May
Jan
42
100
7q7<
Jan
May
35
44%
Jan
68% Mar
Jan
43%
.7
14
27%
32 % May
20%
320
Jan
Jan
7" %
N
140
May
20%
43%
of
Jan
48
43%
Oil
*
International
Inc
*
—
27%
43%
*
Standard
Jan
38
27
5
Dredging Corp
Tenn
Co
3,5O0
13% Aug
42% May
»
Steamship Co
28%
26% May
10
RR
27 %
Jan
1
Co
200
50c
(Un)
Brands
Standard
(Un)
1,900
Jan
10
Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
Leath
59% May
11,900
10%
9%
100
57%
20%
55% July
9% Mar
31%
100
125
Jan
27%
1,700
2
8%
Jan
45%
25
700
100
57%
Indiana
300
9 % Mar
31%
of
10
Apr
*8%
26%
of
601/4
Aug
20%
Jan
1
Service
Oil
133
71
Jan
8
32%
20
Inc
9%
60
133
25
Ltd
Co
10
1
,
Feb
12 %
600
*
(Un)
Corp
Co
D
Standard
Co
Public
Rand
Standard
Hein Werner Corp
54 Va
1,950
8%
5
Oil
14
l,buo
16%
15
(Un)
Standard
4,050
7U
45% May
Standard
1,050
69
48% May
May
18%
May
Jan
54% Mar
39
45
Jan
23
37%
Jan
Jan
Jan
18
26 Va
38%
Jan
38%
150
28
Jari
18%
39
38%
16
_1
Brewing Co
38%
Jun
1,100
43
8.33%
Corp
Aug
10%
5,800
36
33
62%
47 Vs
100
13%
Feb
Apr
41
800
25%
25%
39%
49 Va
37%
400
13%
1
31% July
115
8%
8%
600
400
61%
37%
17%
25 i/b
3
Co
Apr
10
38
60%
45%
48%
•
Dredge & Dock
Greyhound Corp (Un)
*
9%
Apr
July
40 %
43
17
48%
53
1
Spiegel Inc
26%
1
Jan
Aug
„5
(Un)
Southwestern
3
43%
July
Southern Pacific
Griesedieck
Laclede
Oil
38 Va
Aug
48%
54
Jan
31
34% May
14%
1
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
43%
Lakes
Kaiser
A
Jun
Aug
Jan
Jan
28%
200
1
17% May
City Steel Co
Drug Stores
Kansas
class
Pen
B
Jan
Granite
Jones
A)
56 Va
148%
Jan
93%
29
2,700
52
Apr
37%
5
Co
36 %
32 %
Aug
59 Va
10
13
1
Brothers
Jefferson
A
41 %
400
1,200
Jun
80
Jun
44 W Jan
1,300
32%
31%
51%
*
Inc
Tire
Intel state
class
610
vi
Aug
65%
I Jan
56
59
147% 148 %
44
35%/ Mar
550
36 %
20 g
Stockyards.
200
3,000
31
5
Co
Co
Feb
2% Aug
31 %
2.50
Co
Petroleum
Paper
55%
45%
147%
•
(Un)
Public Service
Class
41%
73 %
Tobacco
National
Sheaffer
.
62%
1
Drug & Chem
Reynolds Metals Co
St
41%
10
Inc
13%
200
Jun
Aug
*
5
35%
2%
39 %
5
100
2%
Jan
Co
200
1
6.25
Jun
33%
May
Oats
45%
Paige
41%
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un).
Radio
14%
*
Feb
900
13%
Co
33%
35
45%
& Rubber Co
400
34%
1
,
37%
5
10
(Un)—;
(Un)
63 Va
(Un)
Oil
Socony
37
124
37%
1
Jan
20%
Co
Pure
32.% July
32 Mj
48%
69%
Apr
Jan
30%
5,500
3
31%
40%
2.50
6"* %
Sears Roebuck &
600
10,800
42
21
62
Aug
38%
47%
July
64% Aug
Feb
*
39
36%
33
Jan
10
1
44%
700
Jan
53%
20
Aug
38%
35%
18
1,041
60%
44%
35%
1,700
63.%
17%
1
3
1
22%
60 %
60%
Corp (Un)
Schwitzer Corp
1.66%
Cement
Aug
64% May
25 % Jun
Apr
9% May
4% Apr
Jan
44%
Jan
17
22%
♦
(Un)
Richman
8%.
Apr
Jan
46 Va July
700
May
'
2
55%
31
46%
240
2,200
1
3
_
Public Service Co of Indiana
Pullman
37
12.50
(Un)__
Co
(The)
Rexall
29%
Petroleum
Revlon
4,700
10%
13%
5
1
International
Aug
39%
1
Co
Steel
30%
51%
Co
&
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco Corp
(Un)
common
Inc
Electronics
Inland
Feb
60
May
78%
Inc
Interlake
Apr
44%
40%
38
236% Aug
Jan
75%
Utilities
Brick
Feb
83%
54
51%
Aug
186
13%
Corp
Central
30%
'21%
Jan
32% July
19% Jan
33%c
28 Va
100
400
12%
Corp
Illinois
4,800
32
2261/2X2311/2
5
2
(Un)__5
Inc
Illinois
100
37%
32
226%
,—*
Hupp
17% July
18%
73%
33
16 Va Mar
94
H)
Mar
97% Aug
94
(F
Apr
84
Jan
7.50
Corp
Industries
574
17%
1
Jan
Jan
91%
Holmes
75
11%
93%
Howard
Aug
62%
Regis
Spencer
52
103
*
486
Louis
Hibbard
Aug
36% July
1,500
St
Hertz Corp
Aug
45
Feb
2O0
73%
1
Pictures
83
82%
25
Schering
(G)
25% Mar
47 Va
-
3,200
St
Oil
53% Aug
14%
Jan
Gulf
91%
6.25
Jan
96%
Apr
Heilman
Aug
33%
53%
5
3.33
30%
75%
Grea*
34 Va
Apr
14
45 Va
Gray
Mar
94%
Feb
Graham
May
50
14%
Jun
H)
42
95%
5%
(W
Jan
40% July
5
60% May
69% Jan
Gossard
30%
810
50
31%
Goodyear
200
44
25
33 %c
52:o
Goldblatt
38%
43%
common.^
2
Co
Corp
38
__
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
5,700
Co
May
Pennsylvania RR
3,500
Alden
Jun
60 %
43 %
Peabody Coal Co
0%
Glen
65 V8
39% July
34% May
Jun
69%
Glidden
Jan
b,800
Aug
32%
(The)
45%
7,300
42%
Aug
5%
Gillette
1,700
58
84 %
May
68
Genesco
64%
57%
30
71
13%
Finance
&
64
3,000
31%
&
Feb
841/4
5%
Tire
56% Aug
82%
32 %
Tele
Apr
83%
68%
General
42%
62% May
5
Gen
1,200
60
131/4
Corp..
Public
56%
Mar
Jan
1
General
54%
94%
Feb
Aug
27
_
Portland
22
Jan
48%
49 %
Electric
General
15% July
23%
General
Mills
85
400
40%
__
10
Glass
Pan American
Contract
Foods
500
18%
Co—
Chemical
Owens-Illinois
Dynamics
Motors
Aug
90%
58
5
Power
Natural
Olin-Mathieson
General
General
65%
88%
17%
Mar
26%
Transportation—_
General
Aug
30% May
42 %
Co__*
(Un)
Manufacturing
General
General
107
Jan
Jan
54 % May
400
3
—
Bankshares
(Candy
__
62%
25%
100
300
1
General :
88%
__
300
1,100
200
10
Corp
65
50%
—5
Box
28%
65
591/4
49%
10
(Un)___
Inc
General
107
27%
291/4
Co
Amer
2% Mar
591/4
1
Inc
General
98% May
28%
5
Bankshares
Trailer
Aug
Jan
1% Aug
29
Corporation
Fruehauf
50
Parke-Davis
1
Corp
Rubber
Dairies
75%
1%
5
Co
Motor
Foremost
93 Va
High
103%
Jan
5
America
of
91%
105%
5
Service
Bancorporation
Paramount
20
Gas
Wisconsin
Co
Gas
States
(Minnesota)
Northwest
Quaker
Flour
79%
600
27%
__5
Ry
92
Jan
Indiana
22% May
20 % May
Illinois
Northern
1
—
1
Co
&
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
Whitney
Tire
1,100
105%
1
Co
66%
(Un)
Manufacturing
Firestone
101% 103%
73% July
.
Elgin National Watch
Emerson
Electric Mfg
.Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Fairbanks
Co
Central
Northern
1
Lines
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
5
(Un)
Aviation
York
91
Co—
Kodak
54%
45%
Co(Un)__
Natural
Product
28 %
91%
USA Inc
Air
Shares
5
Register (Un)
80
5
Ltd
Paso
Cash
52%
44:%
2,600
(EI) de Nemours (Un)
El
National
49%
44
18%
5
Drewrys
Eastern
11% Mar
51%
48%
for Week
.
25 % Mar
26%
Corp
Amer
—
pfd_5
44%
55
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
1%
102%
5
53%
18%
Co.
Du Pont
Eastman
Jan
8% Mar
600
26V2
Company
Chemical
21 %
Co (Un)
(The) Co 50c cony
26%
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Dow
400
9
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
Low
3
Mount Vernon
12%
10
Corp
Edison
23%
8%
—*
Publishing
Curtiss-Wright
Feb
61
Co
Crowell-Collier
Aug
37%
23%
10
America
of
21%
Jan
90%
Gas
Motors
Co
Products
Corn
Jan
25%
.—25
1.33 Vs
common
Insurance
14%
600
11%
Co
Can
400
33%
&
Inc
89 %
America
of
Corp
Continental
Continental
21%
(Philip)
61
Co—:
Power
Consumers
Motorola
10
(Un)_
Natural
Consolidated
Controls
Edison
Foods
Morris
11%
(Un)
System
Feb
18%
Jan
33%
100
—
Ilium
15
Coleman Co Inc—U.
——5
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—.
5
Columbia
13%
800
Par
High
Low
High
16
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
21 %
Electric
Cleveland
Shares
15%
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry common-*
5'/" series A preferred
100
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Par
Friday
Range
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended August 25)
Sales
Week's
.
~5%
5%
105
53/4
1
57 Va
56%
58
•
29%
29%
3lVa
'
41/2
Feb
12 % Mar
7,500
4,200
441/2
Jan
58
25%
Jun
Aug
3.4% Mar
World Publishing Co
Yates-Amer
Machine
Co
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Zenith Radio Corp
13%
__1
5
.
105
*
1
,
185%
,
Jan
Apr
18% Mar
.
114% May
190%
Aug
Volume
Number
194
6085
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(879)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
(Range for Week Ended August 25)
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Price Range
on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other Exchanges.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Cement Corp
pfd
American
(Un)
Factors
Ltd
Low
(Un)_.—as
Bishop Oil Co
33%
1,250
4%
14%
10O
Black
Mammoth
Consolidated Min. —5c
14c
14c
15c
Chica
Corp-i--..*—...—
1
5
4%
5 Me
5
43 Mb
43
43%
7,900
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Buttes
Gas
&
__
*
Oil—
4%
25
29%
5,600
—
Oil
38%
Jan
4% Aug
Feb
.
.
9c
3
31%
4%
4%
36,700
1.55
23 Ma
100
20%
M? May
Apr
15%
Apr
21c
Apr
5%,July
Feb
23 %
—
High
21% Jan
30,000
Bolsa
1
Apoxlo
Industries
Inc__
Feb
44
Jan
Aug
6M* July
Blaw-Knox
Co
Home
Walker
Refractories
Castle
5.50
_
Cooke Inc-i-I-w-i——-.
&
Domineuez Oil Fields Co
Electrical
McKinney
Oil
Co
Friden
40 Ma
43%
2,500
21%
21 Ma
22
4,900
Corp
Capwell
Exeter
43
•
Co
40% Aug
21
Mar
53%
Jun
37
May
Feb
A
45%
■
1
_
Ma
23 M4
300
18
Jan
26
May
45 Ma
45%
700
34
Jan
46
Aug.
67c
10
class
Ltd
22
4
Inc
67C
900
32C
Jan
90c
Apr
1
Products
Good
Humor
Holly
Corp
of
55
55%
10,200
40%
Feb
72
13
13
15
4,900
8%
Jan
18%
2.95
2.85
1.
Oil Co
Co
55
1
General Exploration Co of California
Gladden
31
California
1.90
1
Idaho
Maryland Mines Corp
Imperial Western
3
1,400
1.80
1.90
19,700
2.25
10c
__.
2.25
700
50c
Jade Oil
2.20
2.15
2.30
33c
32c
35c
26,000
50c
5
5
5%
1.60
32c
47,000
1.20
•r
69%
40
50%
Jan
35%
155
35% May
6934 Aug
32%
,
Jun
3% May
61c
(Un)
Matson
Co (Un)_
Navigation
McBryde
Meier
Sugar
Co
Frank
&
10c
47c
52c
24%
24 Ma
19,000
1
Jan
45
%
25
Apr
23 Vt
Jan
12%
27%
Apr
1,185
8%
Jan
13%
167
Apr
25 Ma
Jan
.40%
40%
29%
35
37Ma
Jan
50
43 %
29
Apr
48
Jan
57%
2,095
Apr
22
July
25 % May
50c
Jan
29
80c
Apr
36% May
24
65c
65c
34%
34%
44
11%
11%
298
__
11%
5%
V*
25%
100
5%
k
—_
35%
5%
66%
24%
Jan
Aug
4 Ma
62
V\
Jan
7%
Apr
63% July
22% Jan
97
24%
35%
79%
Feb
29%
Jun
Aug
187
27%
Jan
38%
20%
386
16
Jan
29%
979
S2%
42%
6.25
35%
19%
28%
42%
43%
903
39% May
20% Aug
29% Aug
50'/a Jan
on
Stocks
30
41 Ma ""Mar
50
Nordon
Norris
Petroleum
Corp Ltd
Oil
North
Oil
15%
Prince
15%
100
14% Mar
1.90
2.10
8,400
,1
59c
55c
60c
38,900
_
.
5 M2 % pfd_.—25
Development
: 33 Mac
Bottlers
Consolidated
—
_
Southern
6 r/o
13
17%
Apr
Union
&
Co
Sugar
24 Mb
Aug
26%
pfd
3,100
6M2
6,200
6
10c
10c
9,000
5c
1.50
Jan
8%
May
30c
Apr
May
13
13%
6,100
11%
Apr
15%
16%
17 Mb
1,600
16
Jun
1.65
300
1.25
Jan
Jan
30%
30%
200
29%
—
30 Ma
30 Ma
100
29% July
50c
3%
3%
3%
2,800
16%
common
_
—
20
1
_
1.55
17
2,100
33
700
25 Ma
21
100
20
14
Aug.
Jan
5
1.65
9,800
6%
100
6
Jan
50 Ma
50%
50%
200
32
Jan
Friday
Week's
Range
Alan
Wood
Steel
Stores
Par
common
Arundel
1.001
Jan
B
S
Electric
Research
4.33
4
Baltimore
Transit
Company
12
Co
5
.
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
D
C
Electric
Food
System
Ford
A
,
33
from
53%
6%
52
240.45
91.45
77.86
80 22
84.75
120.11
240.61
83.57'
91.45
.77.83
80.13
84.72
83.53
239.48
91.45
77.97
79.88
84.67
119.64
83.49
237.80
91.31
77.95
80.23
84.51
divisor
Homasote
Hudson
30%
35
12%
12 Mb
High
130%
Jan
4,013
30% Aug
100
12% Aug
12% Jan
for
the
16%
16%
9%
9%
15%
15%
16%
18 Ma
828
.
342
8%
Jan
970
13% May
1
11%
11%
12%
275
8%
Jan
12 Mb
to
3.09
122Ma 128%
Closing
Aug. 21
Aug. 22
127.73
Wed.
Aug. 23
127.65
Thurs.
Aug. 24
126.61
SEC
index
of
stock
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending Aug. 18, 1961, for the composite and by' major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
stocks
the
for
week
for the current year.
1957-59=100
171.3
—0.2
173.0
144.4
+0.4
164.6
132.5
93.4
—0.5
99.5
83.3
128%
Durable
Goods
Goods
—_
Finance
and
Service
92.9
*New
90 Ma
94%
2,050
63%
Jan
17%
Jan
10%
Jan
40%
Jan
25
■>
1
Co
*
16%c
25c
10%
11
10
May
14
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Mar
15
Stocks
Jun
Int'l
Railroad
Aug
13
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Aug. 21
3,883,980
$4,864,000
$180,000
Aug. 22
Tues.
Gas
55
Jan
23
3,64.1.740
481
25%
Jan
42
115
4 Ma
July
26%
20
Mt
3,557,584
Aug. 24
3,088,710
4,753,000
223,000
Aug. 25
3,049,700
4,744,000
143,000
17,221,714
$24,547,000
$1,084,000
1,101
20 Mi
Feb
27% Aug
39% May
34%
35 Ma
1,547
29%
Feb
87 Mi
265
77%
Jan
91
30%
Aug
31%
120
26 Ma Mar
35
Jun
39 Mb
40%.
139
28 Ma
Jan
43
32%
33 Mb
Aug
385
27 Mi
Jan
34%
31 Mb
32%
3,366
"50
14 Ma
8
.
Ma
*
14 Ma
8,111
44%
57
16%
17 Mo
32%
34
8
415
3,161
11
Mi
32%
Jan
32%
—
50
Bank
25
.+
Paper Co
*
_
Smith
Kline & French
South
Jersey
Gas
Southeastern
Texas
*
Lab
Jun
.
—
19
U.
S.
Service
Jun
Jan
25%
1,744
22%
2,244
44 Mb
1,037
33%
Jan
46
59
Bank
2,694
42%
Jan
60 Mb
Eastern
Transmission
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
10%
IOM4
1,038
Railroad and
Industrial-
$5
Gas
preferred
For
Light
11% Mar
Aug
169
85%
Jan
46
Jan
123% Aug
73% Aug
Aug
$25,631,000
27%
Jan
15%
Jan
21%
55
55
56 Mi
781
16%
16%
17%
1,662
16%
Aug
18%
Stocks
Foreign
Domestic
Shares)
Mon.
Aug. 21
Tues.
Aug. 22
58%
57%
58 Ma
1,005
55%
Jun
82 Mi
1,367
Aug. 23
47%
Jan
Apr
8 Ma
8%
8%
50
68 %
64 Mi
69 Mi
311
52%
Jan
13%
13%
30
13%
Jan
74%
75 Ma
—
*
.
see page
44
100
100
7
Jan
$136,000
1,258,965
:
35
53%
100
Jan
Aug
$8,000
104,000
1,269,900
101,000
Aug. 24
1,244,850
130,000
Fri.
Aug. 25
1,344,975
183,000
3,000
4,000
6,000
6,482,915
$654,000
$21,000
h
Total
57 Mb May
Week Ended Aug. 25
1961
of
Shares
I960
Foreign
Total
Corporate
Bond
Bonds
$3,000
2,000
Sales
10o,000
—
2,000
1,000
^,000
$8,000
$683,000
190,000
Jan. 1 to Aug. 25
1961
1960
6,482,915
6,390,990
348,121,234
185,546,373
$654,000
$920,000
9
Aug
6s v4 Aug
Demi est
17 %
Foreign
G^V^Wint_:__I"21.000
Foreign
332
Gov't
Bonds
Thurs.
Jan
73%
Bonds
1,364,225
Jun
5
*
853.040,600
$901,478,650
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
45% May
150
—13.50
l,052,488,0v/0
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Wed.
381
common.
footnotes,
755
7% July
163
18%
*
_
115% 123%
43
44%
1
23,091,000
$24,368,000 $1,099,342,700
24,547,000
;
Total
Stocks—Number
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
Universal Marion Corp
Washington
169
18M4
-
48,433,550
$1,084,000
~
Aug
44
«
46,852,700
-
—
Foreign
Jun
69%
Co___
$4,500
$1,277,000
503,246,989
Apr
60 Ma
8
17%
44 Mb
10c
1960
15,298,260
Aug
20%
169
122%
1961
701,758,325
Government
International
July
70 Ma
2.50
Jan. 1 to Aug. 25
25
1960
17,221,714
—
Bonds—
34% May
11% Mar
8 Mi
3.50
Co
Public
10 Mb
4,887,000
$25,631,000
16% Mar
47
15% July
30
Shares
(No. of
Reading Co
Riggs National
4,976,000
>$2,000
of
Aug
Jan
Jan
42 Mi
22 Ma
L10
com
26%
■
13%
44 Mi
33
______
1961
Jun
32Mb
*
5,442,000
_____
Week Ended Aug.
Stocks—Number
85%
10
294,000
4% July
34%
17
Sales
5,232,000
Aug. 23
5,038,000
5,148,000
244,000
Wed.
Thurs.
Apr
4%
25%
5
Bond
$5,044,000
Aug
32 Ma
33 Mb
3
common
&
22 Ma
86
*
Total
Govt.
Bonds
Jan
*
common
Power
Electric
May
15
*
,_i
Electric
26
49% May
U. S.
No. of
Shares
Feb
4%
—
1H9,
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jun
Aug
22 Ma
26 Mb
109.2
_____
55% May
30%
4%
3
common
Philadelphia Electric Co common..
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Public Service
10%
—
117.0
130.5
High.
95% Aug
63
132.1
53% Aug
16% May
92 Mb
43
:__
Mining
Aug
47%
14,946
1961—
164.0
65
15
118.3
-
170.9
Jan
23%
Low
138.2
164.6*
Jan
48
High
Trade,
32%
12%
■—1960
Change
Utility
50%
22 Ma
Percent
Aug. 11,'61
Aug. 18, '61
19% Aug
343
44 Ma
26
10% May
17% Jan
2,376
22%
6
Oct
+1.7
39%
44 Ma
Jan
95.55
+1.2
57
11% Aug
109.39
low
106.5
36 Ma
510
High
1960
128.9
56 Mi
12%
for
108.3
38%
11%
Jan
Range
130.5*
56%
Jan
106.57
Transportation
29%
Feb
Apr
Low
127.18
Aug. 25
128.57
15 Vb Mar
Jan
9%
date
to
High
13i °
25 %
10c
Corp
16 66
—0.3
70
42
Range for 1061
127.36
Total
preferred
new
This
to
132.0
713
Inc
Perfect Photo Inc
stocks
131.6
396
Paper—
Inc
65
+0.5
12%
Fund
Co
the
130.4
29%
1
B
for
131.0*
52 Mb
*
Resistance
that
Manufacturing
12 Mb
.1.66%
Co
&
and
53% Aug
37% Aug
50%
1
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
1
1__
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Oil
3.165
+0.4
28%
12
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp.
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
Sun
from
effect
137.7
50%
_
Mergenthaler Linotype
Scott
the 65-stock composite
average give
share of stock
for
each
share
held
138.2*
1
.
83.49
for
Composite
29
(The)
Potomac
industrials
Apr
Apr
5
series
&
30
Tues.
Non-Durable
20c
_
Lehigh Valley RR
Martin
and
Fri.
International
Madison
143.67
(35 Stocks)
Jun
33% Aug
92% Aug
35%
Jan
Co
Pulp
5.12%
120.27
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Apr
10
_
83.65
SEC Index of Stock Prices
2,094
Jan
_
Motors Corp_
84.70
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Averages
Mon.
General
Philco
50%
37%
Acceptance Corp common
conv
voting preferred
Merck
52%
77%
Battery
Dairies
80.27
119.33
Feb
39
839
5
_
78.15
additional
the
Aug
1.85 May
Jan
1,241
com
91.46
16.38.
21
34
53%
General
60c
477
Jan
49 Mb
_
Stores
Motor
103%
51 Ma
—6.75
_
Storage
Foremost
5,442
122 M2
-
class
Light
Light
Fair
Jan
Feb
25
Delaware Power &
Duquesne
23%
76%
1.80
_
Publishing Co
Transit
110
604
38%
1
_
240.02
120.00
Total
144.73
Apr
Low
32
92%
37%
.66 %c
_
Bonds
144.92
July
17%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
121% 124
5c
Company
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Curtis
122%
Corp
F
Budd
Shares
38%
City
Atlantic
.
89%
92%
33%
__
ties
averages for the 30 industrial stocks
Texaco
Inc., distribution of one
changed
The
31%
1
Corp
Atlantic
of Prices
Low
.___10
Co
American Tel & Tel
Rails
The
the
Feb
for Week
Sale Price
American
Rails
Jan
Sales
Last
'
40
trials
144.75
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
.
144 52
714.03
.—
Mon.
July
6%
(Un)
STOCKS
•'
Utili¬
Stocks
725.76
Fri.
'
10
Grade
724.75
_
24
a
to
Second
Grade
720.46
_
May
31 Ma
Aug
1.55
_
32
2.60 July
15%
32%
21
1
_
'
(Un)
Coast Life Insurance
23
First
Indus¬
1.80 Mar
25
__
22
Aug.
723.54
_
10
10
65
ties
20% Mar
1.65
5
_
21
2.60 Mar
Jan
17
series A
Co
18
Aug.
& Co.:
Total
Utili¬
roads
and bonds listed
—Bonds—
15
Rail¬
trials
Aug.
Apr
60
2.25
13%
Wailuku Sugar Co (Un)
Westates Petroleum common
Preferred
Jun
24 Ma
1
Victor Equipment Co
West
1.80
6
25
Gas
Apr
Jan
1.55
.
Oil
Jun
1.00
25c
-
preferred
Trico
2.90
1.05
24%
10c
Jan
Jan
1,200
6M4
10c
_
Co_
Gas
1.45
20
Indus¬
Date
Jun
1
_
Oil
Cal
1.35
—
1.10
20C
2.25
1
.
Mining Co
Rhodes Western
Ranch
—
Invest
Gas
United
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rice
—
2.10
1
&
Pepsi-Cola
—
25c
Co
American
Pacific
—10
Co
Jan
Averages
the
are
80c %,May
11%
Apr
19%
daily closing averages of representative stocks
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones
Aug.
Merchants
'■
18%
29
5
10
5.75 Aug
24% May
6% Jan
Feb
11%
1,450
65%
65%
-
Stock and Bond
Below
Apr
Jan
25c
100
11%
5
Inc
Co
50c
♦
_
(Un)
Aug
26 Ma
10
M J M & M Oil Co
%
29 Mb
50
■
5
3% Aug
Jan
Jan
65 c
5
2.85 Mar
3.50
Aug
9%
Jun
Jan
Feb
100
25
10
Corp
49
20%
May
Jan
1.90
21,700
10c
(Un).
2.00 Mar
65c
40%
1
Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Jan
12%
50
5
United
35 Vb
26%
10
common
High
104
28%
i
Mountain Fuel Supply
Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymoutn Oil Corp
Since Jan. 1
Low
49%
34%
12%
*
Mfg
Rockwell-Standard
Products
Emporium
10
(Un)
Jan
35%
7%
Co
Range
High
69
10
(Joseph)
Shares
20 Mb
20 Ma
Columbia Gas System
10
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh__5
Duquesne Light Co
5
Equitable Gas Cp__
8.50
Harbison
for Week
48
1
Natco
California Ink Co
48
5
I
Sales
Range
Low
1
Armstrong Cork Co__
Low
200
31%
33
Range Since Jan.
High
22%
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Shares
23
Week's
of Prices
Last
le Price
Par
for Week
of Prices
Par.
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Friday
stocks
39
Corporate
75 Vz
100
Feb
ic~"
_
$33,^20.000
$18,652,000
8,000
_
5,000
J.™,000
1,282,000
969,000
/ 36.000
$683,000
$956,000
$36,474,000
$20,357,000
31,000-
Aug
Aug
Total
-
40
(880)
"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
CANADIAN MARKETS
Expressed in
Par
Abitibl Power
4%%
&
Paper common
preferred
Acadia
Atlantic
Class
Sugar
Aluminium
—
Co
Canada 4%
of
pfd
Argus
1,525
8
Jun
Nickel
International
Paper
11% July
International
Utilities
22%
675
19 Va
227/a
400
19% Jan
27
May
2,515
32%
44 %
July
31% July
23
32%
43
32
32%
5,819
a21
&21
10
46 %
47%
700
22 Va
Jan
Feb
Feb
Aug
$2
45 % Mar
48
43
43
110
40
Feb
45
52%
270
50%
Jan
55 Va July
44%
44
44%
1,275
33
Jan
53
50
51
53
340
•
32
32
33 Va
3,691
31%
31
31%
715
5%%
pfd
25
48
53
Jan
Labatt
Loeb
/
333/4 Aug
33
Jan
•
July
Banque Canadian NationalBathurst
Class
Bell
Power
&
24 Va
59 Va
Jan
Public Service
Ltd
66%
Jan
64
64
64 %
893
54%
Jan
65
42%
41%
•
42%
622
38%
48%
50
32
28
33
590
53%
54
8,952
50
51
51
51%
150
46
Mar
50
a54
a54
15
50
Mar
£1
—
Paper
7%
7%
1,489
825
41
Tel
Mersey
Brazilian
Traction
5%%
pfd
50
British
American
52%
52%
390
4.75
—
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Power—•
Oil
British
&
British
Brockville
Brown
Chemical
50
Bruck
Mills
Building
7%
jan
51%
Aug
54
4.90
4.746
Jan
52 %
3.80
53/4
$1.30
pfd
Jan
36
Nova
Iron
14
14
14%
725
11%
Jun
15
Aug
33%
32%
33 Va
10,110
32 %
Aug
39 Va
48%
48%
Mar
513/4
Jun
Canada
Malting
Canada
220
-
45
,
9%
10
425
14%
15%
6,143
a9%
-1-
a9%
50
common
36%
2,1x5
Ltd
5 %
—
•
Drug &
Car
Breweries
Canadian
British
Class
25%
25%
Steel
A
Canadian
Celanese
1,359
26%
27%
1,246
21%
21%
213/4
967
10
9,490
19%
■
——
19%
715
72%
•
723/4
25
59
59%
725
59%
,
13
r
13
205
18%
Jan
29
July
21%
Jan
76
60
12
Mar
13
18% May
25
Jan
54
comm»a_*
12%
12%
123/4
1,185
10
Feb
3.50
100
a20
70
17%
31%
32
_
3.50
al9%
33
2,410
21%
325
45
a3.50
a3.50
20
10
10
640
8%
A
pfd
20
class
—
A_50c
B
10
•
8
8
Canadian
Husky
1
5%
5%
6
800
Canadian
Hydrocarbons
•
11
11
11
275
70 %
Canadian
Imperial Bk of Commerce_10
Canadian
Industries
70 y2
250
3.20
Feb
13 %
Power
Jan
Co
Feb
33
Companies common
Railway
32
Jan
36
Feb
20%
*,25
Feb;
4.00
10
7%
41/2
10
Jan
Aug
Apr
Jan
Feb
Dominion
7134
75
631/4
Jun
14
Jan
Ltd
77
Jun
78
12 y4
121/2
2,185
10 y2
38
37%
38
705
5.00
705
4.85
Jan
37
Jan
141/2
Jan
40
Dairies
7 %
933
23%
Jan
321/2
21 %
Jan
11 %
10%
11'/4
Jan
12
Jan
24
Dominion
Tar
&
Iron
Bros
&
71/2%
common
Eddy
Electrolux
;
Fleetwood
Ford
Fraser
Cos
Corp
5%%
preferred
< Chas
15
15 Va
300
14%
Jan
17 %
13
13 V4
3(5
10 Va
Jan
13 Va
Aug
53%
52Va
53 V4
2.360
40
Feb
54 Vt
Aug
18%
18 Va
IP %
3 122
15%
Jan
18%
Aug
553/4
54'/a
*
-
*
56 Va
20
common
Lakes
Ltd
>.■
♦
57
*
Warrants
pfd
200
7%
5 V4
2.50
Jan
3.15
Aug
'
213%
73
100
60
Jan
73
Aug
21%
975
191%
Jan
213/4
Aug
43i/4
5,640
31%
Jan
43'/4
Aug
19 y.
19%
4.465
161/2
Jan
21
Mar
5
Aug
100
2.40
Feb
50
5,426
40 V2
Jan
50 %
Jun
49 Va
1,430
45
Jan
49 Va
14,000
535
38
300
1.40
35 Va
35 Va
36%
1,952
46 Va
46
46 Va
860
26 %
25
.,.21 Va
21 Va
21'/a
275
2.60
451/2
741/2
75
685
66
14
14%
2,130
133/4
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75
13
13
13
500
161/4
16
16%
9,820
22
18%
191/2
217a
14 Vi
10
15
Apr
21%
345
14%
14%
4,918
22
280
20%
II,179
141/4
£
common
common
5
7.00
May
12 »/2
7
631/2
■
Aug
si
'J.
May
21%
Jun
7%
Apr
7
250
6%
II,385
4.60
Jan
84
25
74 Va
Jan
9
9 Va
A
15 Va
Jun
171/2
925
class
ft
A
79
80%
July
10%
11%
Feb
7% Mar
84
7% Mar
830
11%
18%
July
10%
3,531
10
—
11%
•
common
Aug
72
•
9% May
Apr
15 Va
July
Aug
Feb
81 V»
6.00
Jan
11% May
100
10%
Jan
*
64
18%
100
99%
13%
Jan
102
Jan
102
■
„
•
&
common
Power
17
17%
2,140
21%
25%
1. ,233
24
July
26 3/4
26%
26%
1,530
26
July......
41%
42
350
40
17%
common.*
—
nfd
series
of
B
.
com_
a49
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20
31%
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Jan
a
21
32
Apr
Mar
43%
Jun
493/a
45% Mar
Jan
Aug
May
29%
Jun
30
130
a—
*
49
31%
.-50
•_
Canada
—
Jun
243/4 Mar
102
42
Water
4%
•
.
125
a22% a22%
a22 V2
__
Aug
.
35
Jan
Jan'
130
May
9
Aug
130
35
120
8%
9
9,275
6
19%
20
950
19 Va
30%
30
30 %
700
28
Jan
173/4
17%
55
16
July
18% Mar
32
303/4
32
430
21
Jan
33% July
8
8
560
8
Aug
10% Mar
75 Va
73%
75 %
Jan
80
27%
27%' 28%
.100
130
*
common
8%
•
*
6%
10
preferred
*
Co
of
Co
*
Steel
Canada
*
%7f
preferred
'
<
;
1
Jan
■
.
2,06 5
19%
104
104
50
100%
69%
858
5234
—
53%
1,440
•
Bank--
6 73/a
20%
July
.
__l
10
53%
58
Feb
343/B Mar
Jan
32
.
Jan
104
Feb
,
May
Aug
»
_
Toronto-Dominion
3,709
.
69
-100
:
—
v.
I
68% May
63% •Aug
July
class
.
.
58
Feb
50
50
.125
52
Aug
60
59
60
1.350
38%
Jan
21%
21%
21%
3,430
19 3/r
Jan
1.55
Aug
6
Finance
Class
Va
6%
320
83/4
Jan
1
10%
10
Vt
10%
3,700
10%
Aug
10%
Aug
-
P
38 Va
Jan
55%
Aug
*
A
*
B
Canada
*
Pipeline
_
_
.
Oils
*
1.59
1.55
Aug
193/4
Jan
20y8 July
21% Aug
10
Jan
143/4
Gooderham
171/21
Jan
Worts
&
300
50
54
45
Jan
1,380
191/4
Apr
26%
-
5% Mar
55
-
Jun
52
July
2434 Mar
3.15 Mar
Knapp
Weston
trust
(Geo)
_
.
*
A
3.10
3.90
Apr
18%
1.0 >0
14
Jun
19 Va
Aug
16%
17
1,620
13%
Jun
13
20
21%
1
ctfs
class
3.00
173/4
16%
(Canada) Ltd
3.00
1. %
&
77i/2
25
76'A
Feb
80
81/4
1,080
6
Mar
Aug '
20 % May
150
17% July
10%1 Jun
19
a96 % a96 %
Clacs A warrants
5
90
Jan
97%
40
160
35
Jan
42
12%.
'
•
27% July
2.45 Mar
12%
21
21
'
1,4*0
,
1
July
12%
22
Aug
J
May
81/4 May
Mar
|.
July
8
1,850
575
20 %
.
.
Aug
77'%
55
54%.
54%
.
_
Aug
26%
81/4
27
27
I~
750
25
65
65
160
58%
Feb
65
351/2
351/2
361/4
765
21%
Jan
40
■
Zellers
Ltd
♦
common
"
39%
39%
Jun
-
Mar
Canadian Stock Exchange
Aug
Jun
181/4
18 »/4
1,130
17%
Jan
193/4
131/2
14
3,190
9%
Jan
14
a96
Shown
Prices
75
69%
Jan
95
11%
Are
12
1,450
10
Jan
14
May
26%
26 y2
27%
3,8jd
21
Apr
291/4
3.75
36
3.65
3.75
715
20%
20%
100
35'%
36
715
103% 103%
3.25
Jan
4.60
Jan
23'/2
353/a July
10
100
Jan
1041/4
109
25
106%
Jan
109
33
415
32%
Jun
9%
9%
150
21
20%
21'A
4,975
is
18
201/4
alO
all
al2
550
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
42%
Jan
7%
Jan
Shares
40c
Hiah
July
30<
Aug
56c
Feb
Feb
8?'
49,485
2.10
July
3.'
9%
2,926
6%
Jan
Anthonian
Mining
1
1,000
2%c
Jan
3c
Jan
Ltd
Corp
Aug
Arno
May
Atlas
Sulphur
Jan
Atlas
Telefilms Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Co
Ltd
May
Avalon
Telephone
4c
14 000
5c
9,000
3c
8,u2j
45c
11.641
2>
5c
96c
90c
98c
30c
29e 22%c
-5
Co
>
' 3c
3c
5c
*
.1
Augustus'Exploration
12
_
1
—
July
May
4c
—
*
Iron
&
49
Band-Ore
550
13%
Jan
19
33c
Aug
14
Feb
43c
Aug
22% May
7.60
Jan
55
1,125
45
Jan
12
12%
3,870
12
Aug
61/2
4,000
50c,
26
3.10
Aug
53%
6 Vi
49%c
16c
7
9
121/4
54%
15%
49%c
32,454
56c
2.81
Jan
4.20
471/4
37c
9%
3.25
3.80
15%
—20c
56c
2.90
80
3.95
46%
Ltd—
<
23c28VpC
-28c
*
5
Bailey Selburn
8.95
15%
-
1
Baker
8.95
common.5
1
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Molybdenite
Mining
Development Co Ltd
Aug
50
211%
Low
10
^
9%
11
7,103
8.20
8.20
200
10c
3c
7%
Apr
Jan
Aug
Jan
11
Aug
185
21
Lead Mines
23
1,000
463/8
Anacon
Anglo-Amer
Jan
33c
21%
441/4
JkV
11%
al6
*
Consolidated
662
al2
9.50
n
Ajax Minerals Ltd——
Alscope
211/4
al6
9.50
.
Sale Price
Par
16% May
33c
__
9 50
46%
8 95
4.68%
391/4
32%
46'%
Aug
Dollars
Week's
Anglo-Nfld
15 %
109
32%
Jun
'
Canadian
Expressed in
Last
Aug
11%
STOCKS
May
a96
14
•
page 44
16
725
14 Va
79 Va
Webb
Jan
Jan
6% July
3,165
13 Va
*
Walker
July
12%
I
'
Feb
17 Va
9
Jun
50
common
Ltd
see
27
7
13 Va
*
•
15
*
Mining
footnotes,
;
Jan
20 Va
-
:
17
740
Feb
47% July
751/8 Mar
Jan
20c
Pitfield
preferred
Apr
40 Va
Jan
17
•
*
26
•
Canada
Aug
84
Vendomatic
50
•
Class B
of
;
9% Mar
3.25
26 %
6%
Jan
Jan
26*4
*
Home Oil class A
Imperial Tobacco
*
35 % July
17
•
Texaco Canada Ltd
221/2 July
501/2 Jan
100
class
Feb
55 % Mar
Aug
6%
•
*
Williams
Voting
~
Oil
V'
3.50
4.55 Aug
6 Va
1 80
15
•
Aug
40 Va
10
preferred
Triad
•
50
•
Investment
Jan
■
Trans
.
Imperial
Imperial
Apr
Mar
2.55
39
i2V
Cement
^
•
common
new
33
1.60
Ltd-comfrion—JLL
Co
Jun
375
1
Co
27
.26%
Steinbergs class A—
25% July
Jan
alO
Bay
Jun
4.95
*
Southam
Jan
al2
_
Bav
22%
39
;
Simpsons
6.00 Aug
11%
_
Hudson
13%
*
preferred
6%
19%
61%
1
Renfrew
Hudson's
Aug
Jan
1.60
of Canada—
Sicard Inc
360
al2
Rights
<Sz
•
48
10
preferred
4,850
1%
Int'l
Aug
25
2.55
—50
Co
Corp
preferred
Va %
23
100
,
Paper
Farms
Feb
Jan
I
*
Aug
Aug
28 Va May
3 325
56 Va
21
125
10 %
250
Jan
Apr
125
^49%
__
49%
•
common—:
Paper class A
4
20%
61%
•
Handy Andy Co
Hardee
Jun
7%
15
100
A
42%
100
Wares
July
47
100
125
__
•
common:.
Lawrence
19
1
Motors
Steel
15% Mar
17%
6,105
20
125
•
100
1
(Canada)
Lawrence
5
10
E)
Dvnamics.
General
For
E)
Canada
V)
Steel
19%
•
preferred
General
6%
15 Va
:
28 % May
43 %
•
common
Power
General
Home
common—5
*
(Albert
73
1
preferred
Holt,
74
.
Jan
_5
Ltd
Co
Gatineau
Great
Jan
i
20'/8
25
3.15
•
Co
Petroleum
Frosst &
5%
13'/a May
58
1
.
4,050
24
3.15
«
Foundation Co of Canada
French
Aug
175
;
5%
Standard Structural
Jan
l
Corp
Motor
29%
570
100
131/4 July
3.00
20
pfd
Canadian
Feb;, ..;
14
preferred
(A
21 y2
•
Com
Players
24%
72
Friday
Famous
1,210
71
:
Jan
50
j__.
A
29 Va
13%
Gas_
8 Va
16
«
A
class
Aug
'•
72
Telephone
Sherwin
Jun
•
;
common
Match
Eddy Paper Co
29 Va
28%
preferred
I.190
•
preferred
Jan
29%
common-..-
Transport
13 y8
3%
Dupuis Freres class
;
24%
28%
_20c
Lta
12%
common18%
Ltd
Dow Brewery
Du Pont of Canada
'
21% Aug
2,829
29%
Ores
Co
385
23 %
Textile
Bros
110% May
9% Aug
Jun
A' g
5,000
•
common
Preferred
Dominion
Donohue
Jun
21 Va
.
May..
6.00
*
Chemical
Feb
7 Va
140
109
9%
21%
60%
191/2
2074
•
new
100
390
2,405
107
9%
21%
__
1
.
22
Series
May
TVa
•
com
Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
9%
.
4.50
10
&
109
*
Class A
Aug
3,691
•
common
common
Steel
May
Jan
Shawinigan
2 6 3A May
25
preferred
Dominion
15
•
Canada—
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Feb
6,586
•
preferred
Glass
Jan
Jan
5 7c
73/a May
24%
2
Foundries & Steel
10 V4
14
Royalite Gil
Feb
31%
2
A
Dominion
5,951
50
of
Royal Bank
Aug
31%
•
Dominion
12
447
Rolland
May
241/4
•
Dominion
11%
400
Rothmans
163/4 July
2,255
25
Co
6%
ll3/4
•
13
Bridge
Coal
May
57%
St
10
preferred
Seagrams
Dominion
20
•
20%
Traders
Distillers
Aug
Jan
56 Va
St
1,132
3.15
class
96
17 Vt
20'/a
23
Zellerbach
Feb
280
I,886
Preferred
Apr
16
Glass
Crown
18%
96
20
75
91/4 May
24>/2
Textile
Corn
Mar
93
193/4
-
19 y4
Seal
Jun
83
Jun
3,960
73/4 May"
12
31%
„
Enterprises
Consolidated Mining & Smelting.
&
15%
Aug
44
liy2 May
25
Combined
Credit
9,290
19
Jan
31 Va
Sogemines
Cork
17%
17"
'
Jan
31
96
Tubes
5%
Coronation
200
17%
-
Jan
8%
2,145
26%
Reitman's
Jun
5.00
J)
Consumers
Aug
31
19
38
31 Va
Roe
Aug
18%
a77
Vickers
Crown
46 Va
871
18
37%
253/4
Reed
Aug
71%
1
Pacific
Consolidated
46%
19
38
—
1961
July
12%
50
(B
45
46
!
20
common
Warrants
Apr
15%
16
com—•
Preferred
Coghlin
Aug
26%
Quebec
4.10 May
21
a77
•
common
Preferred
Ltd
36
Aug
19%
Petrofina
26% Mar
11%
Mar
433/4
35%
Canadian
415
Quebec Power
July
July
840
35
Canadian
34%
Jun
11 %
6%
July
Jan
4,550
19%
Marconi
Jan
34%
/
*
Warrants
Feb
65
39%
54
35
Oil
12
11 %
Quebec Natural
213/4 Aug
22%
19%
Canadian
Jan
53%
25
Canadian
16
53%
25
Canadian
8% May
1
Provincial
Mar
•
series
International
500
Petroleums
Jan
29
22
series
Canadian
233/4
22%
$1.75
Class
10%
—
May
Pacific
Jun
•
$1.00
class
10%
common
Development
26%
——
Morse
78
25
Corp
_•
•
Fairbanks
Jan
24%
Power
102 %
common
Converters
60%
25
Placer
Jan
common
Canadian
1,300
♦
Aug
24% July
253/a Jan
•
Canadian
70%
•
'.
July
101% May
,
common
Jun
701/4
common
10
5
_
Aluminum
49
70%
A
;
38
263/4
warrants
Bronze
Jan
50%
x__-
Power
Products
Penmans
26%
Electronics
Canadian
33 Vt
*
Light &
preferred
Price
al01% al01%
—
12.50
Canadian
900
Jan
_
Page-IIersey
26%
common
preferred
Aviation
43
40 %
Corp
11% Mar
Jan
—•
Sugar.
class
Chemical
15% Aug
9% Aug
123/4
30%
common
Canadian
Aug
42%
—5
Feb
33 %
24%
•
common
Aug
38 Va
20
Jan
7%
36%
"
n
15
-20
Steamship
87 %
Jun
Oshawa Wholesale class A
'
•
-
common
Foundries
Jan
30%
Apr
A_
-
Dominion
57 Va
1,045
425
Locomotive
Scotia
7%
Apr
10
preferred
&
Canada
4,485
38%
100
Stores
National Steel
May
29%
100
Canada
86
38
*
Noranda Mines Ltd
Aug
Jan
48
19,327
common
Cement
Aug
85%
—
—29 Va
National
May
•
Preferred
Canada
'
,
—10
B
Premium
Calgary Power
97
*
Montreal Trust
July
9
Jan
323/4
——25
_
Feb
85 %
*
Breweries
Ontario
4.75
1
class
Ltd
91
Jun
32
_
Products
1,810
47%
common
preferred--
Montreal
Aug
55
May
.473/8 Mar
—•
6%
_
97
Aug
41%
common
Molson
Feb
32%
Products
Telephone
Company
Ltd
preferred
Class
•
Power
Columbia
Aug
9oJ/4
—♦
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Light
48 %
Jan
5
Tel
$1.30
'
Bowaters
45
47a/4
;
&
Metropolitan
Jun
343/4
Jan
25
Aug
423/4
Jan
53%
_
_
_
305
'
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
Mailman Corp Ltd 5%
pfd
___100
51/2%
79% Aug
•
preferred
preferred
48 V2
10
(John)
(M)-'Ltd
Maritime
703/4 Aug
596
25
_
Corp 5%
5%%
203/4 Mar
3,569
79%
Paper class A
B
Bowater
250
70%
78
(Canada)
Telephone
Bowater
24'/a
69%
78%
-10
_
24 %
69%
10
Scotia
Banque Provinciale
Aug
48'%
5
Lower St Lawrence Power
Aug
25 % Mar
22
10
Montreal
Nova
33%
25
Massey-Ferguson
of
657/a
Jan
443/4 Aug
.
;—•
of
Corp
preferred
Jamaica
July
51%
_
Bank
Jan
19
97
•
—
July
43
common
Bank
43
150
—
7.60
Interprovincial Pipe
Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% preferred
July
52%
Ltd
Eailey Selburn
6,051
38 Va May
21
42%
46%
Canada
of
com
High
657/s
'
-50
-
$2.5o preferred
Corp
Steels
9%
International
Jun
Low
39%
_100
.
Jan. 1
Range Since
High
62%
„
50
July
pfd—50
—
Asbestos
Atlas
25
*
-
Ltd
43 Va
Aug
22
42%
50
preferred
Corp
Apr
23
25
preferred
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%
$2.90
363/4
100
22%
•
Ltd
Aluminum
2,675
a24
22
—•
-
417/a
preferred
Shares
39%
651/4
•
preferred
$4.50
High
9%
•
_
High
Low
;
:
$2.25
40%
9%
Acceptance Corp common-.
Warrants
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
a23%
•
_
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Algoma Steel
41%
•
common
A
4 % %
•
Indus
Shares
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
•f Prices
Low
25
_
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
Sftlc Price
STOCKS
Dollars
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Canadian
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
Week's
Friday
Stock Exchange
Shown Are
.
(Range for Week Ended August 25)
—
Montreal
Prices
.
400
24.300
7.40
Jan
3.10 May
121/s
Apr
11%
Apr
5.00
Apr
Talc
Bateman
10 3/4
Jan
9,701
37%
Jan
2,070
12%
Jan
2,400
53/4
Jan
Ltd
Gold
Bay
1
A—1
1
,
Mining
1
Co
1
5r/o
preferred
Bellechasse
Blue
Raceway
Dredge & Dock
473/4 Aug
16% jun
Canadian
International
Canadian
Kodiak
Canadian
Power
&
Copper
-
3c
7c
7c
4.0 '1
9c
Aug
15c
1,500
3c
Feb
3 %c May 1
I
Ltd
Aor
May
7c
8,100
5c
Jan
65c
60c
65c
21,710
35c
Mar
10%
10 %
50
10%
Jan
12 %
9%
Jun
10
Jan
17%
Aug
35c
May
8c
8c
50
17%
17%
250
19c
20c
8,500
9%
9%
1
—
750
14% Aug
17c
6%
Feb
Feb
15c
Mar
65c
Aug
Apr
11%
Jun
33c
Mar
19c
Jan
*
Refining
Corp
Com—
15c
14c
16c
6,700
1
13c
12c
15c
27,233
10c
5c
7c
15,000
2%c
Apr
12c
11%
11%
400
11 Va
Aug
16
Feb
100
13
Feb
25
Aug
80c
Feb
1
Co Ltd
Inv
Refineries
&
8 80
10 %
1
Inc
Canadian
Gas
&
9c
20
Aug
Oil
.
—
Jan
—*
-
22
Oil
—
Aug
4 95
1
Mining Corp Ltd
Bonnets
Bonnyville
__
:_100
Placer Mining
Belding-Corticelli 7%
preferred
Belgium Stores Ltd common
Bluewater
Aug
cl
Mines Ltd
57% May
12% Aug
81/2
Ltd
Gas
Beauce
Bornite
4,380
Oil &
•
Trust Ltd *
Ltd
Paper Inv Ltd
*
*
5c
11%
'
25
__
1.50
'
1.45
7%-
-
25
-
1.60
10,600
7%
100
11c
5%
Aug
Jun
Jan
1.70
Jun
Jun
7% Aug
Volume
194
Number
6085
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Par
Nickel Mines Ltd
Canalask
Mines
Carbee
Central
Minerals
Chib-Kayrand
Cleveland
Ltd
Copper
Copper
Feb
6c
July
Chromium
35c
19,900
13c
Mar
36c
July
Consolidated
Feb
19c
Jun
Consumers
12 %c
Jan
Crown
7c
9%c
a2c
Ltd--
3.15
'
1
1
Corp__
6%c
2,000
8%c
Apr
a2c
200
2c.
May
3.25
17,320
1.94
12c
2,000
11 %c
July
13c
2,500
,
Jan
12c
13c
__
1
3,200
9%c
3.10
12c
■
„
11c
6c
4c
4c
Aug
Gateway
Geco
6c
6c
2,500
5c
Feb
*
1.25
1.25
500
85c
Apr
1.20
1.20
1,200
1.20
Aug
4c
500
3%c
Jan
1.12
1.12
2,000
81c
Feb
Co
Oils
Mines
General
2.50 Mar
4c
Co
Ltd
Div
New
Standard
Sec
A
Ltd
Pacific
Rand Chib Mines Ltd
Copperstream Mines Ltd
1
Copper
Crain
Ltd
(R
1
1.12
1
Ltd
Corp
20c
*
L)____
Petroleum
Crusade
17
17c
„
20c
6,000
17
17
200
Ltd
Dalfen's
David
-1
Frere fLimitee
&
Denault
Limitee
class
class
40c
500
40c
;
45
141/2
a7.00
:—1
Dominion
Oilcloth
East
Malartic
E'ast
Sullivan
26 %
50
280
4,000
24
25
27
1,955
2.50
May
19% May
6c
'},
)
60c
Ltd—
&
Jun
Development Corp
48%
18%
18%
19%
2,041
16
Jan
20
60%
60 %
144
54
Jan
63% Aug
152
152
__
'*
25
133
Jan
165
7.00
Aug
10c
Jan
May
27
28% Aug
61c
Aug
Apr
45c
61c
250,100
25c
May
70c
10,700
51c
July
23
23
199
19%
:
Jan
1.15
Jan
Class
Freiman
2.10
1,000
2.00
Aug
2.10
1.85
1.98
8.700
1.60
Jan
1.99 May
9c
12,500
6c
Feb
641/4
535
38 %
Jan
9c
8c
641/4
—1
1 i/2c
l%c,:
li/2c
5,000
2c
2c
1,000
a2.15
a2.l5
40
30c
38c
17,300
Ltd——— 1
(1945)
*
Ltd
*
common
_*
a50
a50
10
1
4c
4c
(A J)
Copper
Ltd
Mines
38c
13 %c
Power
2c
2.25
20c
35
Aug
l%c
1%C
1,000
lc
Mar
23%
23%
400
18%
Feb
14%
14%
1,000
10%
Feb
23% July
14 Va Aug
9.40
9.40
100
7.35 Mar
9.40 Aug
2.65
2.65
379
2.65 Aug
28
"28%.
1,330
3.60
3.60
100
—
■
Golden
Moore
&
Corp
1
3c
38c
July
Jan
1950 pfd
39c
19,200
30c
Jun
48c
5c
1,000
3%c
Jan
6%c
1955 preferred—.
Russell Industries
Rock
5,000
2%c
Jan
Traders'
Ltd
Jun
Hubbard
Felt
Co
Chemicals
Inland
Investment
Israel
A
Iron
pfd
*
Ltd—
Can
Foundation Ltd
Continental
Jubilee
class
Ltd
Oil
96c
*
1.13
16,650
a21
a21
50
1.60
—
1.60
40
-
,
40
common—*
Company Ltd—1
13c
i
4.00
Corp
__
200
Finance
4% %
Corp
pfd
red
cum
of
Oil
50
13c
14c
2,000
3.80
4.10
5,522
Feb
2.00
46
Feb
7%c
Labrador
Accept
Labrador
Lingside
5
A—
class
Inc
Mining
Copper
Lithium
cl
Corp
Mining. & Explor Co Ltd
(Alfred)
'
Feb
8
Jan
July
5.75
Jun
261/4
500
17%
Jnn
131/4
305
12%
Feb
2'/2C
2I/2C
5,500
16c
17c
3,000
15c
*
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
27
27
305
2%c
25
4c
Feb
50c
Aug
Jan
28% May
Jan
M **
Mines
Massval
1
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcuoine
6ft
Ltd——:—5
Mines
Distilleries
Matchers
9c
Limited
431/2
9c
43i/2
-
com——*
al3
preferred———
•
*
Mercury Chipman—
i——
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd-—-k,
•
1
Pleasant
Mount
Royal
Mount
Wright
Newfoundland
Light
Lake
Jack
Pwr
&
New Santiago Mines Ltd
New West Amulet Mines
Ltd_-—.
Northern
Aug
Jun
24c
11%
Feb
13 '/a
1.10
>• 1,400
52c
5c
5c
1
500
4c
Aug
45c
18,700
32c
Mar
8
8
1,100
83c
90c
15,600
83c
13,000
4%c
11c
10c
1
Juri
May
Apr
Jan
/
1.55 Jun
9c
Mar
'
>
J
,41/2c
5c
64
65
280
3c
3c
1,"00
2c
/
2%c
2 i/2c
.lie
43c
(
Apr
;July
1.22
-
3c-
1
8
13
'
12c
100
64
-1
Jun
33c
LL,
5c
~
50c
North American Asbestos Corp——
North American Rare Metals Ltd
Jan
35c
4,000
83c
Ltd—1
—
5
.11
17c
.
Ltd—10
Co
Mines
Uranium
153
Jun
]D 1-1
12%
;
1
'.i
16c
—
45c
•
1
Mines Ltd-—a
,
al3
■"
*
46% Aug
Feb
12
8
••
.-
n
*
'
24c
Aug
27
12%
...
^
common—*
Ltd—1,
Mines Ltd
'
1,015
9c
1.10
;
1
Mills
•
Iron
New Formaque
Ltd
Mines
Rice
•./•< 16c
*
1
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd---——
Mount
■
3,600
461/2
,
8
10
10c
July
27% Aug
14 % Jun
2%c July
*
,
;
,
Jun
8
Aug
Aug
98c
Aug
Feb
9c
May
65
Abacus
Hill
Mines
Mines
Ltd
2e
Jan
3%c
13c
Jan
5%c
Jan
30c
Jun
52c
Mar
2o%
Jan
33
July
40c
45c
56,800
a321/2 a32 '/2
2
3,000
Explorers
Paudash
Pennbec
Mining
Gold
7c
Feb
39 %c May
11c
Aug
8c
9c
7.00
400
Rc
Rc
KC
8
2
6%c
61/2C
8c
3,800
2%c
—L
i-,
Corp
Mining
6 ft
cumulative
N
C
Premier
part
Steel
2nd
8.60 May
)
80
Aug
6%c Aug
20c
Apr
10%c Aug
4c
Jan
2%c
2c
4,600
2c
Feb
12%
12%
13
1.800
12 %
Aug
8c
8c
9c
25,000
8c
Feb
18c
44%
a45
10
42
Apr
46
a
13
Acme
Uranium
Gas
Agnew
Quebec
Akaitcho
Alba
Lithium
Quebec
68
100
63
Jan
72%
Jun
9%
1,000
7
Feb
10%
Apr
2.50
2.80
1,425
Feb
4.85
2c
2c
500
1
1
4.95
5.00
800
Nickel
Crest
.
Gold
Ltd.
Mines
1
Ltd
2
3c
Soca Ltee
>'
South
Dufault
2.00
2c
2.05
2c
9,150
Canada Power 6%
Southern
Air
Consolidated
Supertest
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Lake
Mines
Tazin
Mines
Gold
_
Aug
Jan
Feb
Apr
3%c May
5.50
3%c
July
Petroleum
Trans-Canada
Feb
Asbestos
United
B
United
Principal
United
Towns
Vauze
—
8c
8c
1,000
8c
July
2.25
2.50
1,425
2.00
Jan
55c
1,900
8.454
1.55
1.33
1.65
64,775
8%
16%
7%
8%
II.113
16%
16%
1,785
—
1.15
1.15
1,100
10c
10c
12c
14,700
121
124
60
25c
Jan
15c
Jun
2.50
Jan
—
1.60
1.35
1.50
48,525
1.67
1.65
1.75
2,400
14%
14
14%
600
5.25
65c
May
Feb
7.90 Aug
94c
Jan
2.68
7
Jan
8% Mar
12% May
16% Aug
;t
<10
8c
116
71c
1.45
13%
Jan
Apr
1.30 Mar
Jan '
Jan
130
Feb
Jan
Jun
Aug
2.75 May
1.75 Aug
16%
Feb
5c
5%c July
4%c Aug
8%c Jan
Ltd
1
12c
11c 12 %c
8,218
Fund
——10
60
5c
6c
58
60
4,000
725
Jan
9c
Jan
31%
Jan
16%c Mar
65
Jun
Mines
1
200
29
May
30
Aug
24%
350
21
Jan
25
Apr
1.15
1.10
1.15
6,000
10
13%
13%
13%
150
95c
1.00
2,700
2,500
1
-
1
Westburne
Westeel
Oil
Mines
95c
Jun
July
6c
6c
60
64%
675
6c
6c
1.500
4c
Aug
Corn—
1
2%c
2%c
1,000
2c
July
50c
55c
9,500
46c
Dec
Ltd
Co
Products
Westville
1.00 Mar
13%
1
,
*
Mining
Jan
Corp
Mining
1_:
60
*
.
Ltd.
Ltd
6.60 Aug
1,100
30
24%
Ventures Ltd
Weedon
3.75
6.60
30
24%
Properties
Ltd
6.10
30
*
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Virginia
6.10.
—*
.
.
*
50c
'
9%
97/a
9%
100
2 %c
1
—
Alberta
2%c
9,000
6c
30
9%
1.60
Jan
14%
Campbell
Canada
Trunk
Chibougamau
Packers Ltd
Canadian
Delhi
Canadian
Devonian
Central-Del
For
Rio
Co
Ltd "A"—5
Oils
Ltd—
Petroleums
Oils
Ltd
footnotes,
32
24
24
105
9%
9%
9%
4,300
22
22
22%
35
4%c
4%c
4%c
10c
250
10c
500
5.10
17,650
22%
22%
22%
880
1.05
1.10
29,003
7c
Aug
36%
Apr
23% Mar
8
Jun
19%
4%c July
10c
Feb
2.80
Apr
56c
Jan
5.15
1.10
Mar
Aug
May
Aug
2,900
38C
Mar
53c
5,000
3%c May
5c
•
Jan
2.25
2.25
2.40
9,485
2.50
Jun
1.15
1.50
28,773
1.70 July
50c
Jan
1.30
Apr
1.75
1.75
1.85
7.275
1.50
Jan
31
32%
3,997
34%
Jan
108 109%
175
105 y8
Jan
31
108
—mmmrnrnmrni
100
10
•
common
12%
17
17%
48c
108
48c
n
13%
107%
12 %
2,892
104
17%
945
14
48c
1,640
10
19%
19%
19%
59
59
59 ya
127
7.25
7.25
7.25
150
_
42%
42%
•
4%
7.90
145
■
Jan
Mar
20
Aug
61
Aug
4.00
43
4,928
1.87
2.10
11,380
32%
8,000
1,300
21
23
32%
Feb
1.65
Jan
2.15 Mar
38% May
2,562
20c
50c
49c
53c
16,733
37c
2.50
Feb
44% July
July
Aug
45 y8 Mar
47%
15c
Apr
22c
5c
Feb
12c
Apr
6%c
Jan
14 %c
Apr
Feb
84c
Jun
4.05
ADr
2.50
2.80
1.00
1.00
1.10
400
1
6c
6c
6c
13,500
5%c July
Anglo Huronian
•
7.30
7.25
7.60
1,433
7.25 Aug
Anglo Rouyn Mines
1
12c
12c
14c
1,300
1
7%c
7%c
8%c
37,140
•
36%
2,300
Jun
31% July
67,235
Mines
8.50
32%
8%c
lc
Feb
1.95
9%C
;
Jun
Jan
8c
Petroleums
July
20% May
52c
Feb
6%c
Warrants
July
15% May
108
52%
9%c
Controls
2.00 Apr
34% May
109%
32%
1
Pete
Jan
16%
10c
Leduc
Jan
May
38c
725
Ansil
16c
27
43c
3,700
Anchor
25% July
11% July
22% July
8%c Jan
3%c
16c
Analogue
Jan
17
47%
American
Jan
High
13%c May
43% Jun
42c
.
50
Co
Jan. 1
3%c
42c
Oils
-
Imperial
Nickel
class
A
—
warrants
-
—
Mines
Argus Corp
1
2.50
Feb
Feb
90c
12c
Feb
7%c
Feb
1.75
Apr
Apr
12c
Jan
8.75
Jan
22c
Jun
Arcadia
Standard
32
Coast
120
1.00 July
Apr
9%c Mar
.Jan
64% Aug
Jun
2%c May
24%
45
Jan
52% July
385
8c
4,000
10%
10%
10%
440
1
42c
41c 44 %c
22,905
17c
12c
12c 13 %c
5.200
3c
.
1.15
1.10
Yellowknife
Ruffner
1.20
10,710
15c
34,694
4c
Aug
525
16%
Feb
1.16
1.15
1.20
3,600
1.07
Jan
31%
30%
31%
3,577
21%
Jan
5c
5c
2,000
4%c May
8c
9c
10,000
7c
Jan
10c
14c
28,000-
6%c
Jan
6c
6%c
10,000
3 °5
200
6
6%
471
6
Aug
7%
6
*
A
7%
105
7
Jan
2.60
2.60
260
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A_—1
5ft
preferred
25
8.20
8.00
8.50
23,350
->2
Bank
of
Montreal
Bank
of
Nova
42c
12c
12c
Mar
3.15 July
7%
Mar
9
Feb
2.50 Aug
3.50
4.90
8.85 Mar
Jan
18% Mar
22
24 %
1.75
75c
Jan
12,010
340
Mar
52c
12c
1,900
10c
Feb
14c
Jan
Aug
Aug
Aug
May
Jan
69%
69
70%
7,068
59%
Jan
70%
Aug
78
77%
80%
4,0^5
66%
Jan
80 %
Aug
1
1.60
1.60
1.70
26,700
2.12
Jan
50c
49c
50c
5,000
39c
Jan
8c
8c
15,400
8c
Jan
*
&
50c
May
14%c May
•
—
7c
7c
7%c
10,900
16 %c
Feb
5%c
5%c
5%c
2,100
3%c Jan
8%c
Apr
41% May
50
Paper
class
A
25
35
*
49
49
50
955
*
Power
1.42 May
•
Mines
Petroleums
BathurSt
38c
Jan
13c
17 %c May
8c
Jan
1
Ltd
Mining
Uranium
Baska
40c
Feb
8c
20% Mar
'•"a
Aug
33% July
175
1 a
Aug
May
10
Exploration
Metals
1 ^5
Feb
1.60
Apr
10
Scotia
Mines
Barymin
24%
1.50
1
Mines
24
1.50
6c
2.65
2.30
36c
24
1 020
22
24%
1
Mines
21%
25
50c
preferred
Oil
Feb
6c
3.00
3.»
2.60
Cons
Aug
8c
1
B
Bankfield
1.10
13 %c
*
Bata
July
23%
*
class
Ltd
Barnat
18c
Aug
3c
1
Mines
Mines—
Gold
5%%
May
1
Electric
Banff
49c
1
Mines—
Gold
Aumaque
Class
13%
Feb
23
5c
Jan
Jun
23
1
,
Aug
9%
•
—
9c
Apr
•
Mines
1.12 May
6c
•
common
Steels
Atlas
11c
Jan
4%c
Apr
61c
11
Mar
Feb
3%c Mar
Class
B
33
28%
34
400
16c
l^c
8 on5
—1
Beattie Duauesne
Beatty
*
7c
July
Bros
Lodge
Lumber
Bell
Co
Aug
Mining
Corp
Copper
Corp
22c
Jan
17% May
Yukon
Jan
34% May
15
600
4c
4%c
4,000
25%
150
21
Jan
26
28
28
28
1,250
27
Jan
28
52c
51c
52c
19.700
53%
53%
54'/a
12,852
1.02
1.02
1.09
6,875
68c
Jan
12c
11c
12c
12,600
9c
July
Jan
10% May
Bidcop Mines Ltd.
Jan
60 %
May
BiPmore
_10c
3.90
4.00
600
3.85
Aug
5 00
Jun
Black
Ltd_-_*
3.95
4.00
950
3.95
Aug
5.15
Jan
Bordulac
5.75
6.00
4,300
5.10
Jan
7.25
Apr
Bouzan
class
Uranium
Mines—
Ltd—,
4c
45r
July
Feb
47% Mar
9c
Mar
Jun
Jun
70c
May
55%
Aug
May
1.74
14c
Jan
A
pfd
1
5c
5c
5c
56,000
4%c Jun
1
Bicroft Uran Mines
5.70
49 %
Mines
15
25
May
1
Mines.
300
Hats
15
25
1
Mines
Bay
•%
Jan
Jan
1
25
50c
common
Telephone—
Bethlehem
7c
•
"
Mines
Preferred
Belcher
16c
May
20
Beaver
Beaver
400
44
J«n
48
52%
7c
—10
Copper
60
59%
327/a
44
3c
9.25
*
Jan
51%
Wire
Acceptance
Autofab
71c
7c
;
Atlas
Auto
Apr
1,900
44
Rights
Aunor
88c
Jun
20c
52
Nickel
Warrants
Atlin
86c
Jan
39%
28
1
L—1L
Ashdown Hardware class B
Associated
86C
36c
ADr
139
3,400 "
•
preferred-,
Gold Mines
Associated
4%c
Jan
36%
3c
2c
2 -->
36
3c
50
common
$2.50
9.20
1
see page
5,975
10c
_
Cons
59%
Ltd
12,500
4.65
•
—,—*
Mines
class B-
9c
41%
16c
Bibis
Line
Aug
Jun
Stocks—
Gas
8c
40%
46%
Bevcon
Unlisted
9c
41%
Since
Range i
Low
14%c May
3.500
Elec
Shares
High
16c
Atlantic
2,000
—
Range
•f Prices
Low
46%
3%c May
5c
A
12
Sales
1
Feb
6c
Ltd—!
Jun
Apr
20% Aug
for Week
50
2c
6c
class
15%
Dollars
Week's
4 %%
preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Amalgamated Rare Earth
3,500
4%c
——
92%
Feb
Jan
8.50 Mar
22%
2c
6c
Corp
Corporation
Class
Feb
9
15%
22%
Base
'United
Aug
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian
4.80
•
Atlantic
4%c
Corp
87
22%
May
1
Corp
9.80 Mar
25
J"ly
*
.
5.60
Jan
preferred
22c
8%C May
9%c May
Ltd
Jan
6.95
1
.
Ltd
Aluminum
48c'
—1
_
Ltd
Exploration
Titan
Ltd
Are
Algoma Steel
Bankeno
Tache
11% May
3.20
92
3%c
Warrants
Jan
*
Services
Petroleum
8% Mar
800
225
1.08
common
Central
Aug
1
'.
Spartan
Sullivan
100
5.15
100
_
Preferred
7c
7.90
100
*
pfd
Aug
May
7.75
12
Trunk
Algoma
34c
7.75
1
Ltd
Mines
20
Aug
May
1.25
Pac
2,500
7.90
—2
1—————
11%
*
Shoe
Alberta
33,250
1
*
*
Development
Jun
12
1
Class B preferred
Alberta Natural Gas
12c
46C
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
Sobey's Stores class A_
19%
24
Aumacho River Mines
Saucon
25
25
-
Gas
40c
1
Metals
Columbian
20
1,913
•
—...
Class A preferred
Class A warrants
34c
—-
•
Warrants
Lawrence
63%
20
3,000
*
Voting trust—
Alberta
10 % c
*
!
Mining Corp
Foo's Enterprises
Jan
Jun
Aug
92
*
common
Yellowknife
Warrants
2c
-
34c
1
Roberval
Ruby
2 i/2c
1
Mines
Aug
18%
13
*
Alberta Distillers
Anthes
91/8
Ltd 1
Oil Development Ltd
i
Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec
Ragland
Corp
Aug
35
19%
20
Explorations
Arcadia
2.50
1
Quebec
Jun
25
45
19%
—
Agnico Mines Ltd
Aug
68
*
Cobalt & Exploration
Labrador Development Co
44%
23%
480
92
Sale Prioa
Mines
Oil
&
Surpass
Arjon
Quebec
1,130
Jan
Jan
May
20
12%
*
Advocate Mines Ltd
May
9%
—50
„
63
13
Last
Ltd
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
Class A
Area
Ltd
29
Aug
50
pfd—
Mills
15%c May
1
preferred
1st
Jan
Jan
6c
1
class A
Porcupine Prime Mines LtdPower Corp of Canada—
4% ft
7c
1
Ltd——
Co
Ltd
Jan
8c
5.40
10,000
6.95
1
(Quebec)
12 %c May
1,000
8c
6.95
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Pitt Products
1
1
Ltd 1
Ltd
(1945),
Opemisca
Opemiska Copper Mines
20%
19%
Shown
Anacon Lead Mines
Obalski
20%
250
635
*
Alminex
66,378
':
1,860
25
*
common
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Preferred
Aluminium
6c
10c
Aug
•
Line Co
,
May
Jan
Feb
29,000
17c
33
4.90
Par
May
46
2 >/"C
10c
Quebec Power Co Ltd com—*
68c
7% July
Mar
33
Toronto Stock
Acadia
8 %
6% Mar
100
26
10
7.55
Friday
Jun
16c
3.00 Aug
13
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1
1
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of Canada
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8
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150
22%
11%
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1.20 May
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47%
19%
—
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Ltd
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4%c May
77c
2%c- 2j/2C
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Jun
Jan
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20
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Jun
2 %c-
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9
30
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20
Jan
5c
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225
-
25
62%
20
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36c
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Aug
4.15
1,450
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33
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5
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May
8%c Mar
/ 37c
1
6
4.00
28 Va
Jan
45
Feb
3c
Jan
1
22%
125
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2.60
Aug
3%c
,
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Mining Development
47%
24%
2.50
Co
Ltd
5%
United
10,000
Copper
7%
10%
47%
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lb
May
3.50 Mar
Jun
•
Hastings
7
10
•
preferred
Gas
6c
Haitian
1
•
Ltd
Paper
1956
Mountain
5i/2c
Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd_l
—
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Union
5%c
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28%
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Mines
Age
Ltd
5
class A
Prices
Ventures
Oil
Gaspe
—
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Mines
Ontario
Jun
3%c May
3%c Feb
Mar
Ltd
,
&
Aug
65
l%c Aug
I,000
Minerals
Ltd
Bay
2.10
*
Jun
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—
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Minnesota
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1.85
Jun
May
Feb
24%
Jun
July
23%
1
,
Loblaw Companies Ltd
Class A warrants-,
MacLaren
14% Aug
14%
64c
-1
Ltd
Mines
Exploration Inc
Mines
Reliance
Fundy
Tib
Apr
Jan
48
..
20 % Mar
59c
1
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd—
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6.30
41
*
,
Kerr-Addison Gold
1.50 Mar
May
66c
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Ltd
Nickel
Mining
Fontana
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Metal
Fano
Red
High
Jan
3,153
*
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd;
Jockey Club Ltd
Kelly Douglas Ltd class A
29c
35c
Apr
39% Aug
9% May
•
Lineleum Co Ltd •
Mines
Falconbridge
Pitt
4.90
46%
1
Sherritt-Gordon
New
100
45%
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Ltd
Hillcrest Collieries
Jan
1.62 May
July
1
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&
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*
—
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-
2,050
7c.
*
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Dominion Explorers Ltd
1,000
45
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Dominion
45c
45
14%
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Dome
45c
50
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Mines
Dolsan
A
A
Warrants
Fort
Low
6.05
46%
*
Ltd
Gunnar Mines Ltd
Apr
5c
17c
Aug
16% Aug
40c
*
11c
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6.05
*
Corp
Can
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
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Ltd
common—
of
Low
Shares
1.40 July
Quebec Gold Min & Met Corp 2.50
Corp
Zellerbach
4.25 May
Aug
Gas
Smelting
&
Paper
Motor
13c
18 %c May
1
Consolidated
Consolidated
Cons
Ford
May
Mining
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
2c
7c
1
Mines
High
120
9%c
1
Conner Corp—
Chibougamau
Low
ale
1
Ltd
High
Last
Sale Price
32c
35c
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Since Jan. 1
Range
ale
1
:
Mines
Low
l
Exnlorations Ltd
Manitoba
Chemalloy
:
Ltd
Cartier Quebec
Shares
1
Explorations Ltd
Canorama
for Week
of Prices
41
(Range for Week Ended August 25)
Sales
Last
Sale Price
(881)
72c
71c
72c
56,416
58c
1
*
*
7c
7%c
14%
14%
14%
100
5c
4c
5%c
35.6n0
4c
Aug
12c
1
7c
7c
8c
14,000
3%c
Jan
12c
Jun
1
48 %c
47c
52c
16,300
39c
Jan
69c
May
7%c
'
9.0«6
7c
Mar
Aug
13% May
8%r
Jan
82c
May
15c
M T
14%
Aug
Feb
42
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Bowater
preferred
preferred
Bowater
5%%
Traction
pfd
348
53
20
51%
Aug
July
Combined Enterprises
8
8
8
120
7%
Feb
50%
52%
40
47%
Jan
6.25
6.50
3,692
4.65
5.00
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Coniagas
5.75 May
Con
•
Preferred
5%
5%
225
46
46%
125
43'A
Jun
58
58
58
185
42%
Feb
22 V2
5
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Packers
22V2
100
2.33
2.33
300
2.00
31%
31%
32%
12,321
28%
137/B
13%
14%
3,135
12
16
16
16
770
Jan
A
B
British
•
Columbia
British
Consolidated
Apr
Broulan
Brown
36
Apr
15
Building
Brunswick
Callinan
Aug
Consolidated
14 Va
16
Aug
Consolidated
Dragon
Fenimore
Apr
33%
14,053
32% Aug
48%
Feb
Consolidated
49'A
1,737
45
52
Jun
Consolidated
Golden Arrow
9%
650
9
Aug
25c
Mar
Jan
Consolidated
28c
8,100
14Va
15%
2,179
2.60
2.60
300
3.95
__1
27c
15
3.40
4.10
5,050
12,000
4%cJuly
9,370
1.06 Mar
38c
Buffadison Gold
1
4%c
4%c
5c
Ankerite
1
1.75
1.60
1.85
Red
1
5c
5c
5c
*
37
36%
37
•
5%
5%
5%
554
5
22
19
22
2,699
16
Jun
12%
3,183
11
May
7%
200
Jan
Products
Ltd
.
class
A
Burlington
Burns
*
Burrard Dry Dock
Cable
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
Oils
12
12
*
class A.
7%
7%
__1
1
7%c
7%c
25c
Mines
ll%c
34c
31c
;
Petroleum
•
2,000
4c
185
ll%c ll%c
Jun
Consolidated
Mic
Jan
Jan
Consolidated
Northland
Consolidated
Pershcourt
1
2.85
2.85
2.85
200
2.85
Feb
Canada
Crushed
Canada
Foils
Class
16%
16%
615
26%
26%
1,301
26%
27
258
15%
15%
15%
145
14
Jan
16%
29
29
200
21
Jan
29%
29
21
Feb
Canada
29 %
100
7%
7%
7"%
20
19%
19%
19%
Oil
1,425
18'A
Jan
81 %
81%
81 %
5
75
Jun
85
20
20
20
100
20
Aug
20
88c
Feb
Lands
*
Class
class
A
1.01
B
*
Canada
Permanent
Canada
Safeway
Canada
Southern
Oils
Petrol
Canada
Wire
Canadian
British
A
2.62
6,555
10
10%
550
22
22
22
700
5%
5%
5%
263
54
53%
54%
7,799
Aluminium
common
Canadian
Jan
1,650
2.30
Jan.*
13% May
" 5.30
July
9,505
16
Jan
20
May
100
109
109
109
15
105
Feb
109
Aug
104
Feb
109
Aug
A
B
Gas
109
5.35
21,800
8%
*
8%
8%
4,325
6c
6c
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18
18
11 %
11%
490
29c
31c
11,906
13c
13c
13c
2,125
Energy
1.70
1.70
100
1.35 May
13
13%
450
6.15
17
16%
Minerals
6c
45
60%
60%
6%c
Securities "A"
1
6%c
*
8
1
6c
2,422
5%
3c
3c
3 %c
4,500
3c
Mar
6c
8%c
8%c
9c
3,250
7c
Mar
12c
-86%
86%
86%
5
1
Explorers
Decoursey
Brewis
~
u,—+
LA
18%c
18%c 19'Ac
3 5O0
Mines
Horn
Gold
Minerals
Pacific
Delnite
Devon
8c
27'Ac
_1
8c
8c
5,166
24c
Palmer Oils
24c
25c
1,925
38c
36c
39c
2,882 *
9.75
10
61c
61c
Dome
*
25%
25%
25%
650
Dome
Petroleum
9.30
6%
7
3.25
94c
97c
3,350
6
13,480
'
6%
6%
6%
1.20
1.20
1.20
3.90
3.90
4.05
4,682
4.00
4.00
4.05
69c
18,345
11%
500
11%
75c
76c
1.65"
1.65
1.69
8.90
7.00
6.65
Jan
10
Feb
19%
20
2,910
10'A
Jan
25
Jun
7'A
7'A
7%
1,010
5'/a
Jan
Dominion
Foundry & Steel common..♦
62%
61%
63%
3,049
8% May
63% Aug
11
9
May
common
1.75 Mar
Dominion
Magnesium
5.00
Jun
Dominion
Steel & Coal
5.15
Jan
Dominion
16
Aug
48c
■
Feb
Jan
1.22 May
Jan
2.04 May
Aug
11 % May
9% Jun
*
11
1.52
&
Chemical
13
16%
18%
19%
21%
21%
21%
10%
820
8%
310
7%
Jan
674
500
4%
Jan
54
53%
54
100
44%
Jan
52
52
125
37 %
Jan
2,125
4.30
Jan
East
10
Dow
14%
14%
3,715
5c
Brewery
4c
4c
7,400
8c
July
II,200
4c
Feb
55
Apr
Dynamic Petroleum
♦
40c
40c
43c
8,300
39c
55
Apr
Amphi Gold_
H
4'Ac
4'Ac
4%c
3,000
3c
East
Malartic
_1
2.10
2.01
2.12
19,750
1.46
Apr
2.20 July
East
Sullivan
1
1.77
1.77
1.98
29,450
1.55
Jan
2.00 May
85c
Jan
15%
Feb
20% May
750
22c
Jan
40c
Feb
Eddy
Match
95c
2,337
€7c
Jan
1.35
Apr
Eddy
Paper
6
11,190
Jan
7% May
3.75 Apr
Mines
Mines
Co
2.50
11
1134
Elder
2.75
.
2,080
ny4
n
11%
,
1,474
11%
300
11
Jun
Apr
11% July
72
6,175
63
Jan
72
Emco
874-
5,200
26
27
25
Apr
64%
65
,,370
55,
Aug
23
3.153
18'A
Aug
Jan
17
Eureka
Jan
11
Apr
42c
1.79
110,200
9%
Jan
Mines
& Developments Ltd
Mines_i_—
*
1.70
1.50
Eldrich
1
11c
10c
He
El
12
Jan
Mining—
1
5c
5c
5 %c
Sol
:
1
5
5
7.50 May
Falconbridge
1
7%c
7%c
9c
7,284
7c
Aug
13c
Jan
Famous Players Canadian—!
♦
18
18
14c
15c
3,599
14c
Aug
39c
Jan
Fanny
1
20%
20'A
30%
32,
2,838
23%
Jan
33
Jun
102% 1037%
110
99%
Feb>
10,927
21%
6%
6%
35c
Canadian
North
Canadian
Northwest Mines
•
Oil
•
32c
31%
15,100
5
6'A
30c
545
102%
24%
24%
24%
10
11%
10%
11%
75c
80c
5,100
preferred
•
Corp
class
A
'
,
Natural
Gas
39 %
Jan
53 %
19%
19%
19%
265
14%
Jan
24
com__*
17
17
17%
400
15%
Apr
18% Mar
Fleet
Apr
18% May
16%
16%
16%
620
15%
22%
22%
250
20%
Mar,
22% Aug
•
32%
32%
33
100
32
Mar
39
Jan
Foundation
10c
12c
Mines
11,922
9c
Jan
13c
Jan
Francoeur
12c
1
35c
35c
36c
nt824
35c
July
63c
Feb
Fraser
5C
5C
6c
3,500
5c
Mar
9%c
Apr
French
1
1.00
95c
1.00
•
13%
13%
13%
5,130
♦
Ltd
Athabaska
50c
50c
50c
2,600
1,300
Jan
15% May
Jan
Central
Del
Rio
*
5.90
5.8O
5.95
Central
Pat
Gold
10,023
1
1.41
1.35
y59
Central
Porcupine
45,750
85c
1
8c
8c
8%c
Oil
35,500
7c
1
Apr
1.14
1.05
1.14,
26%
3,100
78c
80c
Jan
££at,ei^ Mines
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Cheskirk
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Copper
Mines
_—.
&
Smelting
Chrysler
Farm
6%c
6'Ac
1,000
6c
Mar
31c
34c
35,500
28c
July
3.75
3.85
3,650
60
59
60
160
27'A
27'A
27%
10%
10
10%
2 000
4
60c
61c
2.800
45c
14
500
10
Jan
60c
3.75
27%
95
Jan
29 %
Jan
10%
Aug
Jan
75c
July
14
May
13%
93%
93'A
96
238
65
1.53
1.52
1.53
205
130
12
11%
12
1,932
10
4c
4c
4c
2,500
*
class
14
26%
26%
27%
'2,511
10
3.65
3.65
3.80
1,420
*
common-
(Charles)
A
9'Ac
1
9c
13c
6'Ac
Jan
165
Jan
Aug
Jun
6c
29
Apr
3.25
May
14'/a May
Aug
21
750
20%
97%
Jan
.
2c
47,325
20%
35%
20'A
Apr
Aug
69'A May
20c
preferred-
May
3.85
Jan
*
Ltd
12c.
46c
•
.
Aug
41
»
Petroleum
Ltd
6'Ac
31c
3.80
*
Apr
Jan
Feb
Aug
4.70
Jun
8c
Jan
17c
Feb
15%
Jan
23%
Jan
May
Apr
Gaitwin Mining
Aug
Gatineau Power
1
7'Ac
40,900
4c
May
36%
36%
2,671
35%
Aug
104
104 104'A
120
99%
Jan
105
Aug
100
109'A
109'A 109'A
10
Jan
110
Aug
1
preferred
5 'A % preferred
1.50 May
7c
*
100
common
5%
Jan
23 %
24
July
107
8'Ac Aug
39'A
Feb
^
22%
23%
2%c
Jan
4c
Apr
General
Bakeries
♦
10
10
10'A
1,175'
.7%
Jan
10%
23 300
Jun
23c
Aug
42c
May
General
Development
1
15 %
14'/8
15 %
10%
Feb
15%c May
3,775
General
17%
Jun
Dynamics—
1
33
33
33%
31%
Jun
44 %
.—5
71
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63 %
Feb
71
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46%
46
Jan
50
1
12c
12c 12%c
.
common.
•
see
1
page 44
22
75
12,000
,
-
-
- 9c
Jan
67c
6.800
44c
20,750
43c
Feb
6.00
3.45
6.05
-
54-%—
4.10
2,755
20
4,870
17%
*.
,
Jan
47C
54%
17%
28% July
Jan
45c
4.00
18%c
-
63c
-
54%.
Equipment—13%
4.40
10,500
1
Gold "Mines
For footnotes,
1.98 May
Jan
3c
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Cochenour Willans
Dunlop
Jan
2.90
27c
63c
Lake
1.12
23c
6.00
Coin
13,505
13,700
2%c
45%c
Cockshutt
1.83
3.15
1
.
Mines
Apr
1.75
3.05
5
Co
Aug
May
26%
*
Cochrane
24
23c
1
Mines
20
Jan
2%c
Chimo
Mining
Jan "
16%
37%
Jun
26%
-
1
Gold
1.63
18c
65
17%
1,473
16'A July
1
-
Chibougamau Mining & Smelt
Chromium
7.20
Jan
Mar
Jan
3,045
15%
8 'A Mar
1
v
—
Mines
Kayrand
5.00
Frosst
9,847
18%
May
7% Mar
,
1.75
*
Companies
Frobisher
1.25 Mar
12% Mar
91c
25c
common
Canada
of
*
Ltd
Quartz
Cassiar Asbestos Corp
Chib
Ford
64%
21%
60%
Feb
Jun
July
37c
752
955
*
A
Manufacturing-.
22%
1
—
class
Products
Fibre
2,013.
14%
*
Fleetwood Corp
Ford Motor Co (U S)
Jan
22c
14%
14
-
61
1
:
Preferred
20
Westinghouse
Chesterville
Grain
37%
130
May
Feb
22c
11%
115
13'A
14
20
Federal
648
52
July
Jan
15c
8c
Feb
70
*
49
50
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22
3.10
1
^
,
52
Jan
200
108
.,1.78 May
20c
May
J.
Farms
20
Exoloration
Jun
1
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——
Mining
Mining—
Federal
*
Western
Charter
Farwest
Fatima
Apr
1.04 Jun
10%
108
22c
*
48%
preferred
5%%
preferred
Gold
-12
Jan
Nickel
Farmer
9,000
■
Jan
Jun
10%
13'A
Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd—1—
26% May
Jan
Aug.
1
52
4%
27%
65
Aug
21% May
Jan
9c
4c
108
10
_
99c1
v
20,500
-
10'A
10
^
common
Preferred
48%
Vickers
Canadian
Mines
7%
75c
Insurance—
Corp
Exquisite Form
July
,.103% Aug
,,
»
Life
*
Canadian
Cariboo
Mar
-<
Ltd
Empire
*
—
Captain
Aug
974 May
Jan
4.80 May
1,164
76c
Petrofina
Cayzor
35c
14
20
25
Tire
Erin
3.80
2,397
6%
100
Silica
Can
__
16%,
Pacific. Railway——
Canadian
385
Jan
1.30
Co
*
Jan
21'A
Marconi
15%
6c
22
•
8%
15%
Feb
Aug
64%
Gold
70%
8%
•
1.01
26%
Malartic
71
Jan
July
*
—
16'Ac May
7c
20
A
Locomotive
Canadian
Feb
*
class
Common
Canadian
Canadian
45
'
4,40
Jun
5
9c
4'Ac
360
*
50%
50
4c
10,575
92c
Jan
9c
20
5%
Aug
50
2.50
92c
Jun
14%
6'Ac
4c
2.35
2.50
_
4c
23'A
Jan
July
10
9c
Canadian
preferred
17% May
50
18%
5%
Aug
20% Juiy
•
Co
Industries
common
Jan
1
Copper
Industrial
Cos
Jun
17%
1
Duvan
Canadian
Inca
Aug
15%
Duvex Oils & Mineral
18%
10
—.
12
Feb
Feb
8,200
1
-
Jun
9
6.00 Aug
2.95 Apr
24%c 24%c
._i—
Jan
14%
255
14%
*
common
7
14%
21,239
——23.50"
Textile
Mines,
Feb
10%
25,057
18%
45
....
% > 300
157/a
i-
405
13
16%
*
common
11%
13
*
Preferred
Donalda
1,340
-
*
,
Stores
Dominion Tar
8
24%c
Jan
19%
10
6;
27%
*
6%
5%
Jan
Aug
19% Mar
Bridge
8
6
Mar
Electrohome
6%
__
3.75
43%
Dominion
_
10
93c
,
Dominion
Jan
n
11,520
Jan
Jan
4.10 Mar
Aug
3.85
13,525
July
July
11% Mar
1.00 Aug
3.95 Mar
84c
450
76c
2.50
57c
Jan
6% July
2,820
11%
7% Mar
Apr
Jan
Jan
41c
p-
2.65 May
31%
Jan
Jan
May
Mar
2.00
6,200
Aug
-
9'Ac
Jan
52c
6,012
7,328
2.95
Jan
29'Ac Mar
Mar
9.25
11,mq
Dickenson Mines
Canadian
Candore
65c
3.10
43%
Feb
12c
Jun
27c
v
4,447
2.90
14%
Imperial
common
23c
9.75
25c
31c
4'Ac Aug
23'Ac Aug
1
——
86%
Mar
7'Ac May
1
_
Mines
Jun
16c
37,600
6c
4%c
42%
94c
Mar
10'A May
Jan
80
6.152
24c 27'Ac
4'Ac,;-
1
_
Mines
Denison
1
1
Mines
Canadian
Gas
Jan
2,500
8
2.99
2.60
Bank—
9'Ac
6%c
43'A
1
A__,
Aug
Mar
11c
7%
1
•
class
60'A
100
common
—
2
Warrants
Machine
47% Aug
Feb
52
Seagrams
Mines —L
1
Ice
Jan
232
Distillers
10c
Hydrocarbon
Jan
60 %
36
20c
Oil
Aug
6c
1
Ltd
^
Feb
Feb
14% July
19% May
16%
165
33% Aug
"r
May
1.80
Jan
May
33%
2,000
'•
Feb
•
Crest
Canadian
Canadian
560
7c
43
5
International
Deer
Apr
2.35
Common
17
6c
43
Feb
13
18c
1.70
1
Jan
42c
July
13c
Jan
Aug
12
Jan
13'A
10
:
18
10% May
*
Ltd—
Pershing
9'Ac
15% May
27'Ac
*
31 Va
preferred—20c
Canadian
5%
435
50c
__
Mines
(R
18
11 %
21%
10o
Canadian Homestead
Canadian
19'A Aug
I,785
585
Warrants
Canadian
1.63 May
Jan
25,303
l
Bit
Deldona
*
common
preferred
Canadian
Jan
1.19
19%
*
Mining
Aug
May
15'A
1.08
18%
31c
28c
Feb
80c
1.12
18%
1
8%
Apr
Jan
6c
*
—
5.50 Aug
4,791
*
B
6%
12c
Jan
6%c
_1
.
3.25 Mar
350
15%c 16%c
16%c
*
■
3.20
2.20 Aug
45
4.70
*
Mines
Co preferred^,.,.-:
Daragon Mines—A
LL
50
High
109
5.05
1,215
16%
Oil-
&
preferred
Husky
109
*
Dalex
*
Canadian
100
3,438
1
Products
Gen
preferred
Exploration
Clark Publishing
Daering
5.45 May
...
4c
19,147
common
14
•
B
Canadian
9c
35%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A__50c
Canadian
Mar
3274
*
Petroleum
Dock
Export
Gas
2,343
35
10c
Dredge
Canadian
5c
2.40
Dominion
2nd
5c
13%
•
Canadian Dyno Mines
1st
5c
31%
3
common
Delhi
Food
l
35
3.20
Devonian
Class
May
13%
•
Wright
Canadian
Canadian
May
57c
31%
6%
Canadian
Canadian
12c
Jan
*
Petroleum
Collieries
Curtis
Canadian
Jan
3.75
July
*•
—.—:
Chieftain
Canadian
'L
8%
2.25
3.40
7c
28c
19%
Crowpat
Feb
790
May
Feb
6,000
19,200
2.20
Crain
Aug
10,550
41c
25c
11c
31c
18%
Croinor
Aug
8%
3.75
8,000
10c
28c
25
common
Chemical
Warrants
.
54%
12%
26c
10c
Apr
Jan
3:30
25c
25c
2.40
Crush
Mar
12%
Jan
18%
Craig
25 " Mar
3.70
Mar
6c
*
Courvan
Feb
.'All.
12%
3.40
Celanese
Canadian
5
43%
-
16c
*
Class
1.98Mgy
.
Feb
18% May
Mar
West Petroleum
Cusco Mines
3.60
11c
2'Ac Jun
May
May
Feb
22c
5,033
7,500
12c
Delhi
*
L—
preferred
Canadian
7
L
Aug
Jan
12c
3 %c
11c
Apr
94%
1.00 Aug
*
Canadian Canners class A
$1%
Aug
3,750
warrants
Canadian
3c
1.95
—
warrants—.
Class B
85
Jun
2.40
1.51 Mar
5,050
11c
3%c
Feb
Cosmos Imperial
Coulee Lead Zinc
60% May
Jan
90%
2.80
r
Class
Jan
573/„
180
10%
:
Breweries
Canadian
336
1,103
*
Bakeries
Canadian
60
75%
2.05
11c
29c
Zellerbach
93%
1.95
May
3%c
1
Corby Distillery class A
Aug
74
2.00
Jun
1.74 May
30c
Mar
Crown
1.85
28%
20
5c
May
2.62
Jan
__
4c
61
1.85
Aug
1
Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
1.60 Mar
Jan
2.62
3.05
5,500
49
26,300
Feb
1.80
81,834
Trust
15c
5,300
8c
Crown
48%
2.90
11c
Mar
11c
B
Aviation
Canadian
59%
2.75
2.50
Mine—
Coppercorp Ltd
Mar
93%
74
Apr
2.80
7c
29c
1
class
Cable
&
91
Jan
1.19
8%c
2%cJuly
11c
Tungsten
Canada
3,350
26,950
60
93%
warrants
7% Aug
1
Southern
Canada
1.04
3%c
60
59%
10
preferred——100
Ltd
1.01
2%c
60
*
63c
Jan
7c
Craigmont
2%c
Packers
55c
May
68c
9%c
Copper-Man
Aug
7% Aug
21 % Feb
Warrants
Canada
Jan
*
Machinery
Jun
38c
3,000
1
Copp
31
29
35c
9,700
1
Class
29
Mar
28% July
10
com
common
64,600
96c
1
Conwest
Aug
18%
Apr
24% July
25%'Jan
,—100
Forging
41c
47%c
93c
Mines
Class
Apr
29
—*
&
preferred
Canada
16%
*
Foundries
39c
45c
93c
Consolidated
10% May
Jan
*
A
Foundries
Iron
May
39c
Mines
Consumers Gas
Jun
26%
11%
Jan
Sannorm
Mar
2.00
26%
Stone
Cut
Canada
4%%
Feb
*
common
Canada
v
38c
May
1
common-.
Feb
39c
Consolidated
2.90 May
20
Cement
9c
Jun
Consolidated Regcourt
12%cMay
Jan
Preferred
Jan
May
*
Mines
Consolidated Quebec Gold
Consolidated Red Poplar
Jun
Campbell Red Lake
22 'Ac
Apr
Mar
45c
2
May
23%
Canada
18c
1
—
8
30%
5.55
Exploration
"13%
Jan
18,957
4'Ac Aug
3,125
Mosher
Jun
9.40
1,000
20c
20c
*
Oils Ltd
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
Jan
8.65
Mac
Mines
Jun
5% Mar
Jan
8.80
4'Ac
18c
Consolidated
38'A July
13%
1
4'Ac
18c
4.05
Feb
23%
Chibougamau
4'Ac
II%c
Jan
13c
1.05
Jan
78c
22
Apr
26c
15c
12c
48c
2,600
4,028
2,000
Jan
2,200
15c
7,668
23c
30c
15c
17,160
7%cJuly
1.71
15c
25
6,160
30c
7
97c
10,850
1.65
Aug
24
8c
30c
11c
19c 19 %c
35c
1.65
3,833
90c
10c
*
12c
Feb
25
3,083
*
11c
1.80 Aug
Aug
5c
2.50 May
97c
6,175
:
11c
1.50
3,790
*
12,505
Oil
11,040
1
18%
&
5,050
2.55
Mogul
25%
Petroleum
5%c
2.52
Morrison
18
Gas
1.70
5'Ac
2.52
Jan
24%
Campbell
1.55
5'Ac
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
18
Camerina
6% Aug
7'A Aug
July
Consolidated
25%
Calvert
6% Aug
Consolidated
*
Oil
5 'A
4,686
1
Marcus Gold Ltd_
•
Consolidated
1,998
7%
1
Marbenor
Consolidated
Calgary Power
Calvan
6
7
__1
Consolidated
Calgary & Edmonton
common
_
Jun
6c
Jan
6%
5%
7
1.96 Aug
Mar
32
Jan
5%
1
_
_
_
8c
'
Jun
*
Lake
Lake
5.80
Jan
Buffalo
Gillies
5.50
Jan
Buffalo
May
6c
11% Mar
2.30 Jan
12%
2.30
"
Jun
8c
7.500
6,833
1
_
Halliwell
15'A Aug
27c
2.60
11%
Jan
5C
4c
1
9
1
Jan
3c
4c
3'Ac
*
Iron
Jun
7%
4c
3 %c
_1
-
_
30c
May
3%c Aug
36
1
_
Oil
32%
Mar
Apr
Aug
*
_
48%
Mining & Smelting
Building
10%
—
Flin
9%
B
Bullochs
10
Jan
1.00
16c
12,781
_
Discovery
48%
1
class
19c
12%
Jan
1.60
Consolidated
16
33%
Mines—
Reef
Mills
16c
Warrants
July
14% May
20
17 %c
31c
Jan
63C
7,727
Aug
11
17,700
common
•
preferred
Company
Bruck
16
85c
Preferred
10
Telephone
Chemicals
16
78c
19c
209
80c
*
Gamma
i—25
Power
Columbia
Brockville
16
11%
10
Aug
3.05
Jan
Consolidated Beta
Mines
Consolidated
Class
class
21c
11
Bakeries
Bellekeno
22V2
203A Mar
13% July
19c
*
Consolidated
Consolidated
*
Jun
Jan
*
593A July
Jan
*
49
'
Jan
*
Products
British
22V2
2.33
*
Oil
7V«
Apr
1
Petroleums
American
5%
46 V2
5% Mar
8%
11
Mines
Key
Jan
3,805
13%
3.90
-2.50
—.
—.
High
2,620
19c
Mines
Jan
5.00
12%
Since Jan. 1
Range
Low
High
1
National
3.80
10,970
13%
-
Metals
Conduits
7.60 Jan
*
common
Combined
Jun
5.80 May
23
(T
9'A May
52%
Shares
4.80
4.80
*
-
for Week
LOW
Columbia Cellulose
54
Jan
6.40
4.65
Par
50'A
50
Preferred
High
Sales
Range
Sale Price
46,/2 Mar
52 %
—*
common
Bridge & Tank common.:
British
51%
53
1
Pioneer
Britalta
50%
53
Low
£1
Mersey
Bralorne
Bright
High
51
Monday, August 28, 1961
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
50
Paper
Bowaters
Brazilian
Low
50
50
Corp 5%
5%%
Shares
.
of Prices
Friday
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended August 25)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
.
.17%
,13
13%
*520
18%c
20c
18,000
*
10,
4.70
38%
"
-•
Jan
90c
..
70c'
■
-
Jan
17% May
12% Jan
13c
Jan
6.70
55
3.30 Mar
4.15
,
"
+
May
20c
Mines
Ltd
General
Motors
July
General
Petrol
Aug
General
Steel
Jan
Genex
Apr
July
i
General'Electric
Apr
19% May
-16%
Geco
,
Mines
.*.
..
i':
<fe
:
:
:
Drilling class A
Wares
50c
common
Explorers
100
'
55c
55c
9'A
9%
7'Ac
340
8c
.
;41
665':
5ic
-•*
*
Feb
7 r
1
r
1
1
:
.
63c
12%
13c
63c
63c
11%
12%.
ll'Ac I4%c
2,055.
L >1.984
„-26c
.
34.000.1
;
'
July:..
•
Jan
Aug
Feb
.1-2% May
12'Ac Jan.
70c
-
Aug
14%
9% Mar
11 %c Aug
-
61c
Jan j
7c
12,500
Feb
Aug
'
9%
1
Giant Mascot Mi««'-Glacier
71-
"
Ltd
Giant Yellowkhife Mines Ltd—
55c
<
-813-.
48%
7%c
'
H7% Mar
3,131
Jan
19c
Jan
Volume
Number
194
6085
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(883)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Glenn
Uranium
Mines
Low
*
Low
High
4c
11%
4c
11%
12'A
1,995
22c
25c
14,000
18'Ac Jan
17c
17c 17'Ac
12,334
Tire
Canada
17c
17c
20c
1.65
1.59
1.65
15c
260
*
6%
6%
375
*"
Mines
Grandroy
Lakes
Great
*
;
Mines
Granduc
10c
Great Lakes Power
Warrants
1,100
8,377
36
39'A.
2,650
26'A
10c
"
1.09
Jan
common
12%
13%
1,000
6.25
8
8%
600
5%
Jan
preferred
49%
49%
49%
25
38%
Jan
65c
Jan
41
Jan
8%
•Warrants
Class B
50
125
2.35
50
warrants
50
2.00
2.50
2.30
2.85 7
11,909
17,575
1.00
July
2.50 Mar
50
Jan
2.95
Develop—
Great West Coal
class
1
10 %
*
.
*
A
'
10'A
6%
11
720
8.65
Jan
6
6'A
405
4.40
Jan
.
Great
B
West
Greater
Greening
Maher
Gulf
3.40
325
2.60
Jun
3.50 Aug
1.50
300
1.15
Apr
1.85
16 'A
16'/8
16'A
2,687
11'A
Jan
16 'A
16'/a
16'A
2,900
11
Jan
4.95
Lead
Jun
18'A May
17'A May
Mines-—
Red
1,510
3.50
Jan
6.75 May
I,625
2.60
Apr
3.00 May
Maralgo
3,590
11%
Jan
50 %
50'/a
51'/a
688
30%
Jan
17% July
57'A July
Gurney
Gwillim
Lake
10 %
10'A
10'A
100
1
Gold
5,000
30,283
*
Products
7c
9.50
4'Ac
4'Ac
5c
17,000
4c
7.05
7
4c
Jan
Farms
*
ll7/8
100
113
common
Rights
11%
12'A
5,697
24c
40c
64,553
113
113
25
11c
11c
I,200
5c
7c
14,200
14c 14'Ac
26c
500
'■
1st
preferred
Hard
Rock
Harrison
:
Gold
Mines
1
:
Minerals
He
11%
24c
112
10c
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
20
45c
117
5 'A %
Jun
July
15c
Jan
4'Ac Mai-
15c
May
llc
21c
Jan
15,600
6'Ac
Jan
9'Ac May
25c
Jan
38c
McKenzie
4c
3,800
3c
May
4c
3c
1
2.30
2.20
2.35
9,773
1.85
Jan
*
i
3.60
14,480
15'Ac
50'A
50
50'A
300
48'A
Apr
7c
Aug
2.40
53
Consolidated
Gold
Home Oil Co Ltd—
Class
A
Class
May
Jan
July
Apr
McCabe
Smith
Consolidated
prior preferred
Pam
Hydra
9.40
9.40
9.80
8.80
9.00
980
3.95
3.80
4.25
56,871
—1
3,483
42
42
85
2.20
42
2.22
—_50
Gold
19
Jan
29
2.22
1,200
3,200
3c
9,000
3c
Feb
4'Ac
Jan
200
95c
Jun
1.62
Jun
18
Mar
17%
18,165
2.30
4,800
39%
590
2c
2c
1,100
Aug
class
Jan
57% May
15% Aug
Mill
6'Ac
Jun
10c
770
21%'
3,390
10%
Jan
480
19%
Jan
24c
Jan
ot>i»»46'A May
Apr
40c
July
$1.25
preferred
o__u_
:
20
Imperial Life Assurance
;
10
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada .ordinary_5
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd coramon._*
Warrants
$2'A
preferred
21%
Red
May
July
Jun
87c
92c
23,850
67c
Jan
35c 40'Ac
68,800
33c
May
106%
Midwest
7.75
7.90
1,000
5.90
Jan
7'Ac
8c
12,400
5'Ac
Feb
34
34
Apr
43%
46%
12,759
26% Mar
46%
Aug
13c
15c
24,500
12c
22C
Jan
6c
6 'Ac
7,300
5c
Jan
13c
May
28c 30 %c
26,700
23c
Jun
36c
Jan
43
Jan
66
Aug
Montreal
40'A
1,470
18
Jan
40'A
Aug
Jan
48%
Aug
Mt
Jan
97
July
Multi
5%
—A*
____—
5%
5%
—10
16'A
16'A
17
32i
__1
5%
5'A
5%
3,980
_20
„:
'17%
17'A
17'A
175
1.30
1.50
1,430
—
Warrants
1,145
4.00
15
4.15
11
Knitting
International
Molybdenum
International
Locomotive
Utilities
Jun
Preferred
National
National
16
Jan
18'A
95c
Jan
2.55 Mar
Jun
1,900
'*
15
15
15
25
4'Ac
4'Ac
4'Ac
2,550
853A
85'A
86
14,540
43
42%
43'A
2,216
25
47%
47'A
645
40'A
Jan
6
5%
6
155
5%
Apr
—5
70'A
70
71'A
2,573
60%
Jan
77'A May
1.85
1.85
2.15
22,802
1.60
Jun
2.80
50%
50
50%
4,300
31'A
Jan
50%
——
,
Investors
Irish
Iron
Iso
Syndicate
Copper
A
class
—25c
Mines
National
Jacobus
Public
Jefferson
Jellicoe
Joburke
Gold
Class
•
B
Jan
9c
Jun
57%
Jan
87%
Aug
New
Alger
33%
Jan
49
Jun
New
50%
Jun
New
New
Calumet
New
Jan
New
Davies
Aug
New
1.65 May
New
Hosco
New
Kelore
Nello
5c
5'Ac
8,500
4c
Aug
8c
7c
Mar
12c
2.50
Jan
9%
May
Apr
Senator
1,000
3.70
20,180
11'A
11'/a
11'A
352
9%
Jan
11% May
Nickel
10
10%
10%
10%
740
8%
Jan
11'A
Nickel
Rim
75c
89c
42,000
31c
22c
22c 22'Ac
4.35 May
Jun
1.50 May
Jan
35C
Apr
Noranda
14c
Aug
24c
May
Norbeau
Jan
12'Ac May
3.80
7'A
500
5%
Jan
8%
Apr
Norlartic
1,925
2.20
Jan
5.40
Apr
6
Jan
10%
Apr
9c
Jan
8.75
Jun
13%
Jan
North
300
2.11
Feb
4.50 May
Kirkland Minerals
Kopan Developments Ltd
(John
44c
53,808
20c
Mar
7'Ac
8c
2,000
7c
Apr
May
9'Ac Jan
Northgate
13c
13c
15c
32,000
12c
Jan
19c
North
Ltd
:
-
Dufault
\
.
87c
Apr
—
Gold
Shore
1st
1.85
Jan
May
3.10
Apr
11'Ac
Jan
2.10
2.30
7c
7'Ac
1,500
7c
Jun
3.10
8,661
2.45
Jun
3.15 July
10'A
705
8
Jun
10c 13'Ac
II,000
10c
Aug
10'A Aug
19'A
Jan
4,650
Jan
14
40c
Feb
98c
70c
75c
3,850
28c
Jan
14'A Aug
Aug
May
1.15 May
1.07
1.12
3,672
74c
Jan
3'Ac
3'Ac
2,500
3c
16c
17c
1,600
12c
July
Apr
52
53%
5,639
40
Feb
54% Aug
36c
36c
1,500
34c
Aug
50c
Jan
5c, 5'Ac
11,500
Jan
8c
July
1.55 May
6c
Jan
20c
July
3'Ac
12c
2l'Ac
Jan
13c
13c
3,125
2.75
2.85
3,125
12c
14c
27,900
5'Ac
5'Ac
5'Ac
2,125
2.25
2.15
2.35
4,650
60c
74c
1,420
80c
82c
21,400
78c
Jan
65c
69c
94,831
30c
Apr
22c
23c
3,999
20'Ac
Jan
34c
May
56c
59c
7,800
40c
Feb
84c
May
21c
Jan
84c
Mar
Aug
2.75
Aug
3.25 May
8c
Jan
20'Ac May
4c
Aug
1.50
32c
10c
Jan
Jan
2.70 Mar
Jan
1.10
Apr
1.72 May
73c
Jun
Jan
34
8
10%
5,025
5%
Jan
11% July
6.00
6.00
6.70
525
2.20
Jan
16C
16C
16c
2,000
10'Ac
Feb
30c
81
81
81
70
Jan
82
8 %C
8'Ac
8 %C
12,050
Jun
12c
May
lie* A 12c
18,550
10'Ac May
16c
Jan
12
12
315
6c
Warrants
Northland
Ltd———I"———20c
Oils
Northwestern
Utilities
1
3.00
10 'A
10
10'Ac
3.10
3.10
3.20
439
2.90
July
2.50
2.55
2,010
2.30
Jun
3.00
Jan
Oakville
3.50
3.50
3.55
900
4.10
Jan
31
31
300
32
Jun
Ocean
2.00
2.00
2.00
156
56c
62c
66,950
37c
May
67c
Apr
Okalta
Oils
39c
July
73c
May
Oleary
100
O'Brien Gold Mines
31
pfd
Malartic
56c
75
Apr
Jun
July
8.20 July
May
Apr
4.50 May
2.50
56c
44c
42c
47c
24,700
1-63
4'Ac
1.60
1.65
23,700
1-*
pfd——_r_30 '
—30
see page
44
.
4'Ac
8,500
11
11'A
7,010
24
20
——1
4c
11%
*
common
10
8%
Power
2.80
1
footnotes,
Jan
300
26,177
14
25%
Telephone
Gold .Mines
For
11
13
53c
13
68
Northern
—1
L-——
215
13
48c
13
34
6,900
-1
preferred
Aug
34
42c
Preferred,.
B
6c
34
41c
-50c
_—
Aug
common
warrants
•
Long Lac Gold
4c
1.72
Quebec
Langis Silver
Little
12,300
20%
Northern
A
1
Loblaw Groceterias A lst
6c
Jan
3.00 Mar
—
Mines——
Aug
5%c
Jan
Feb
Loan
Gold
7c
1.02
760
Mines
Norvalie
Nudulama
23'A
24
315
2c
1,000
2c
2c
1.86
1.86
1.93
4,900
32 V\
32
32'A
622
32%
32'A
32%
555
3.20 Mar
27% Mar
1.55
Jan
1.40 May
4c
Feb
2.65 July
1.70
6'Ac
10 Yb May
12%
22
24
2c
Jan
Mar
1.75 May
29'A
30
Feb
May
Jan
Jan
Jun
May4
3'Ac Mar
Oka
Mines
Wood
lie
Specialties
Lake
Obaska
•
Jan
13%
1.70
Lamaque Gold Mines
Levy Industries
2c
750
1.60
62 c
class
1
•
2,700
15,428
1-60
Mines
American
6c
16,952
Natural
;
Leitch Gold Mines—
Jan
5c
56c
Mines
Ontario
common..
Oil
Apr
5c
56c
Canada
Northern
10
Mines
May
61c
May
1.70
Northern
10c
Mines.
47c
Jan
3c
19%
Northspan
Aug
7'A Mar
Preferred
Osu
Jan
36c
5,000
1.49
Aug
27'A
Jan
*
Cement
18'Ac
4c
18%
46%
Jan
5%
10
Ontario
15,500
13,220
3'Ac
19
Jan
17%
7c
39c
36%c 39'Ac
1.65
31
225
Jan
May
Gas
6,104
38c
May
30c
56c
Goldcrest
Rankin
2,090
70c
Jan
11c
Jan
23c
Exploration
6'A
2.25
34c
7c
67c
25c
common
26'A
1
10'Ac
80c
—
Oils
46%
——
53,850
136
Ltd
6
Gas
Lingman
32,541
15c
13c
45
41c
7'Ac
May
2.85
_.
26
1
7c
12c
5c
46'A
:
7'Ac
•
North
-
1
Mines
1.10
Aug
July
36c
12.
26'A
6
:
Feb
5c
53%
*
10
49c
1,000
3'Ac
—*
—
7
'
30,375
5c
70c
Coldstream
36'Ac
'
-
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lafarge Cement common
:.
:
Warrants
North
44c
*
-
r
,
82c
5c
Aug
65c
Oils
7'Ac
'
•
74c
14
..
Canadian
1
A
5c
48c
-Warrants
1
i
„
Kirkland Townsite
4'Ac Mar
9,750
5'Ac
Mines
Northcal
8,487
,
7c
Jan
5c
Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
3,500
Mines
5c
36 %c
.-
Normetal
300
4,000
Apr
3.90
8'A
Jan
7c
4c
Mines
3.70
8
*
Apr
14c
7c
34c
Nor Acme Gold
7
•
14'Ac
7c
.
Mines
Mines- __i
Jan
Apr
6'Ac July
8'Ac Jan
16c
26c
1.95
28c
5%c Mar
May
1.07
Mines
2,500
2,000
42c
Aug
S-
Nipissing Mines
Nisto
II,988
15,425
Jun
19c
7c
Mines—
26c 26'Ac
15c
26c
74c
Smelting
Jan
3.60
1,600
4,000
1
&
Jan
15c
12,500
28c
19c 19'Ac
common
8c
3.10
6 %c
27c
50c
Class B
20c
15c
5'Ac
19c
6'Ac Jun
37c
5c
&
6,100
3.10
Aug
—
9'e
15c
July
25c
12c
Mining
—*
3c
7,105
7c
M
Niagara Wire
8'Ac
8'Ac
24,100
27c
Rouyn
8c
26c
Jun
4c
26c
5'Ac
Merger—
3.50
1
Jun
4c
Mines
8c
35c
Aug
Mar
25c
Mines
3.60
Jan
4.00 May
4c
Mines
New
11
Lexindin
18c
Mines
Rouyn
5c
Lencourt
Mar
28% May
1.35 Mar
25c
Petroleum
New
2.80
Latin
9c
Mines
Apr
2.80
Landa
500
May
Canada
of
Gold
•Lambton
12c
Manitoba
4'Ac
Luz
12c
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd-
10'/a
Lake
6c
New
4'Ac
La
May
Newnorth Gold Mines
10'A
Lake
2c
New
1
'
6,200
May
3.75
Copper
Lakeland
4c
May
Newlund
1
Lake
3'Ac
Feb
Apr
Jan
1
Lake
90
27
'
Kilembe
Lake
Jan
Mines
Kerr-Addison Gold
-
64
90c
:
Kelvinator
Labatt
110
Mar
Douglas class .A
Warrants
Kenville
90
Mines
Norgold
Kelly
13%
86%
58c
Jan
9c 10'Ac
Jan
86'A
10
600
6
,^10 Juia
1.29 May
Jan
6.800
1,325
34c
Mar
10%
35
8'A
July
50c
25
68c
1,500
23c
50,960
765
Jason Mines—
23C
Feb
1,000
77c
9,500
Harricana
„36
50c
29o-
65c
2.26
Continental Oil of Canada
Feb
90c
29c
13'A
Bidlamaque Gold
7'/a May
11c
81c
27%
63c
——*
39,125
Jan
63'A Aug
Jan
13
34'A
,—
44'A
Athona Mines
Nealon
*
Mines
12,382
12c
Trust
_1
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils
63
Jun
15 '/a Mar
2.15
Feb
1
62%
Feb
27%
40c
Mines
13%
3'Ac
National
4c
May
89c
Quebec
Jonsmith
420
Aug
75c
2.15
July
Warrants
Joliet
13%
12%
11
July
27%
20c
preferred
13%
61c
20
16'A July
26'A Mar
8% July
7'A Mar
108
6,400
25c
preferred
Petroleum
18,000
Preferred
11,400
9
72c
Jun
27c
common-
11%
9
68c
Feb
Apr
23c
Mines
Ltd
10%
Steel
10
Jockey Club
Aug
7c
18c
26c
5'Ac
29%
11c
Mar
1
Feb
17%
72c
Mines
25
Jan
Jan
8
294
Jan
45c
8'A
29% Aug
29%
Jan
500
1
Jan
29
11'/a Mar
8c
16,250
Lake
Jan
24%
4c
55c
11'Ac .11'Ac
4c
1,570
14'A
1.65
35
8,642
1,244
1.15
65c
512
6c
29%
4,200
46c
11'Ac
12%
6c
28
4,500
1.06
*
Anr
6c
1.60
1
Feb
3.65
5'Ac May
13% Apr
15%
51c
Service
24c
Jan
6c
1.07
Explorations
Jaye
12%
Feb
Jan
15
1.65
35c
Jamaica
lflc
15
20c
Mining
7,700 -
13
Grocers
National
Apr
2.70
17 %c 17'Ac
81c
1
Waite
Jan
6c
11'A
Jan
Apr
2.50 May
common
49c
July
Jun
9% Aug
Jan
9c
Drug & Chemical
Exploration 1
Jan
1.50
21%
36 %c
Jun
65c
29c
65c
Aug
Aug
7%
29c
1
8,850
21
25c
7,935
1.50
:
1
:
Bay Mines-
Mines
Jack
47%
1,090
4,550
10,960
Nama Creek Mines
Jun
37c
Interprovincial Bldg Credits—
Interprovincial, Pipe Line_.
Interprovincial Steel Pine
9%
21%
2.15
:
Apr
35'Ac
common-
Ap«
8%
62%
:
Minerals—
7
5
—,
Jun
16c
21%
13%
Works
Wright Iron;
7
35'Ac
com
Jan
2.05
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
18
___1
Nickel
International
Powders
Apr
1.20 May
25'Ac 25'Ac
9
New
Bronze
8c
69c
Jan
—*
International
Jan
May
1
_■
45'Ac
47c
common
National
Inspiration
70c
July
Porcupine
Jan
Jan
Jan
10%
Moore Corp common
5'A May
17c
29%
Monarch Fine Foods
12,165
567
2.50
29%
A
.
66
9'A
Jan
28c
17 %c
221
62'A
9
Apr
II,800
6c
65'A
.1
May
May
2.10
class
Monarch
9
*
May
9.00 Mar
11c
32c
12%
Brewery
Class' B
11c
31c
Mines
Ore
Molsons
1.60
2.05
Moneta
4.70 Mar
32 '/4
3'Ac
Jun
Aug
60
500
Aug
3.25
9%
21%
Mining Corp
-
Aug
5%c Jan
200
16%
45
May
4,700
5c
47%
90
110
6c
2.95
Jan
50
Jan
14% Mar
5'Ac
5c
Jan
120
100
Jan
755
2.90
Jan
200
Apr
5c
12%
3.65
116
2.90
89'A
48%
Jan
10%
;
37'A
96'A
102
Corp
Metals
468
3.65
:■
2
Brick
4,650
48'A
10
109
30c
City Petroleums
Mindamar
15,102
96'A
14,890
6c
Industries Gas
121
3;65
12
103% 103%
32c
15%
48 %
Jan
46C
106
25'Ac
47'A
96'A
Jan
1.24 May
13c
_2(
46
—*
9c
8c
Mines
15%
1.30
■___
Aug
21% Aug
121
Jan
4c
5c
Lake—
116'A
119
—50
:
Cement Co preferred—
Natural Gas common
Preferred
'
Jan
12'Ac
7,000
34
15%
—100
Minerals
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inglis (John) & Co—
Inland
21%
20c
7,500
11%
Jun
12 %C May
7.75
38 '/a
preferred
$4'A
.
16%
Jan
July
6c
;
46'A
.
Industrial
Inland
''21%
22
Apr
10c
6c
Mining
Milton
37.,
21
8'Ac
2.85 May
Jan
24c
12%
4,100
6c
Preferred
9.10
21%
2,086
18,000
100
1
Metro Stores common
2.799
.
15%
10c 10'Ac
4,500
15
•
15%
10 %C 11 %c
9c
55
A
May
8'Ac
Min
Investment
40c
8'Ac
53%
.___———All
Exploration
Imperial
Apr
May
5c
Lake_
Uranium
11'A
745
24c
8,200
54
9c
5,990
68c
Midrim
42
29c
65c
Jun
24c
28c
67c
14'A
8c
May
103 %
Midcon Oil
41
5C
19,800
Apr
24c
Jan
Feb
42c
Apr
8c
92c
3c
40c
Apr
41
Jun
68c
41c
4.95
20
Aug
3c
980
Exploration & Development_50
Merrill Island Mining
*
._
Jan
41
5,600
10,654
12%
—H
common
3.40
Jan
4c
2.20
11'A
45
Jun
1.95 July
78c
2.00
Jan
3,753
2,000
15%
26
Jan
4c
76C/
2.05
Jan
42
28c
l'Ac Mar
1.2
7.25
Jan
Feb
2.25
McWatters Gold Mines
7.60
2.20 Aug
16%
11c
36%
Consol
Red
3.05 May
40
May
3.60 Aug
16c
100
Medallion Petroleums
—*
Porcupine
Erie
9,656
8.80
Oil
Bay
29
20c
1
Bay Mining & Smelting-]
Hudsons
27%
9c
Apr
1.02
Grain
McMarmac
Meta
I
■
——
Howey
Hudson
28
.
•
B
Howard
Huron
-
i
Home & Pitfield
Hugh
—5
••
,
13'Ac May
3c
Mentor
Hollinger
May
1.02
11%
common
Mclntyre
12,500
Dauch
3.50
Apr
1.19
43%
8c
27c
&
Mar
39'Ac
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
7c
Highland Bell
Feb
5c
'
preferred
Matachewan
25c
Hinde
8c
5,200
58c
2.01 May
Aug
May
7c
1
9,100
5c
87C
preferred
27c
i
8%C
5c
5 %c
Martin-McNeely Mines
1
Mines
8c
5'Ac
11
1
Gold
Mar
-
Feb
Head
Heath
4c
Mining Corp
6c
Iron
24,175
15%
Oils
14c
Lake
85C
10c
Maritime
1
Lakes
71c
2.26
common
Mines
1
of
Feb
lie
Hasaga Gold Mines—
Headway Red
Aug
42c
28C
Marigold
Jan
Jan
29c
61,700
4C
Jun
Aug
10c
27,450
76c
Aug
Aug
Aug
6,100
34c
1.62
17%
!'
9c
6'Ac May
Aug
32c
2.60
Aug
1.70 Apr
19%
1.57
Mines
4'A%
Hardee
Powell River
9.50
July
24%
Jan
4c
Marboy
Marcon
Jan
Feb
3c
Jan
Apr
85c
36%
Maple Leaf Mills
2.75
6c
5c
Barvue
5.25
9.00
4 %c
Uranium
16%
6c
8%
2c
2.75
9.40
900
4,870
1.02
Malartic Gold Fields
Manitou
8.05
98c
19%
Majortrans
Maneast
5,468
95c
17%
5c
Ltd
16'A
1
24
24%
Aug
15'Ac
Lake
Shoes
16 %
1
_1.
Aug
50'A
8c
Cockshutt
10
Mining
Aug
48%
1
Mines
*
-•
48
Feb
45% Mar
3.60
2.75
Gunnar
4.95
Jan
32
I,213
33c
Mines
Madsen
1.30
Wire
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust^S^-
30
2,154
50
Explorations
Apr
3.25
'.
2,230
48%
75c
Macdonald
Aug
*
Gas
trust
47%
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
MacLeod
1.30
1
46%
1.58
Gas
Lyndhurst Mines
6.25
1
High
47%
4'Ac
Pete
Point
Macfie
Low
95c
Warrants
Macassa
Range Since Jan.
High
19%
Loraao Uranium Mines
Jun
3.25
»
warrants
1956
Long
Shares
49%
24%
.
Ltd—
Island
Anr
*
Saddlery
Winnipeg
Voting
Long
14%
•
Class
warrants
Minerals
(M)
MacMillan Bloedel &
Plains
Great
50
2.70
preferred
$2.80
50
._
Class A
Loeb
for Week
50
5
;
Apr
"
•
46'A
B
Locana
21% Aug
39'A Aug
14% Jun
Jan
8
May
4.10 May
.
Jan
50
Gas
20c
Jan
,,16% Jun
13 %
,
$2.50
2,750
21%.
Jan
Aug
6% July
Sales
Range
Low
A
Preferred,
Jan
165
Week's
of Prices
48%
Class
May
21c
Jan
1
_
Great Northern
12c
2.75
20%
.
*
common
10c
2.50
21
39'A
*
class
24c
5% July
2.50
1
Paper
Pa
Loblaw Cos
31c
Mar
121
May
14'/a May
Aug
16c
20,233
*
common
Mackay class A
7c
10% Mar
25c
1
Goodyear
Last
Sale Price
High
3'Ac Mar
2,500
1
Mining
Goldray
Gordon
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Mines
Goldfields
Shares
1
class A
Globe Envelopes
Goldale
for Week
of Prices
(Range for Week Ended August 25)
Sales
Range
Friday
43
Mines
fic
54c
Cement
Ontario
9%
12% Mar
May
6'Ac
2,200
4'Ac
55c
3,600
52c
100
7c
Jan
9%
Jan
66c
July
54c
9%
Mar
8% May
11'A
Jan
9c
10c
2,500
7c
May
12c
May
33c
33c
33c
1.000
30c
Jan
52c
May
12'Ac 14 %c
14,500
11c
Feb
lBc
35%
36
150
Apr
Mat
6.85
90c
6.80
7.20
1.56
1.52
14'Ac
& Debenture
Loan
11
9C
Metals
Rare
10
Opemiska Copper
36
8,207
29
5.25
1.50
40
Jan
8.80 May
Jan
1.78 May
Jan
1.56
5,550
Gold
5c
5c
6c
2,000
5c
Apr
7'Ac Jan
Ormsby Mines
20c
20c
21C
6,100
20c
Aug
28c
25%
24
2 6'/a
3 O40
8
32c
32c
33C
7,000
27c
Mines
Orchan
Orenada
2.20
Jan
Aug
Osisko
Aug
Overland
—_
Oshawa Wholesale
33%
34
12
7c
Lake
Mines
Express
preferred
8%
8%
8%
100
8% May
May
26% Aug
Jan
37c
Mar
-
Apr
9'A May
*
44
(884)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
Par
Petroleums
Pacific
Low
1
11%
7.00
Page
Hersey
Pamoil
•
Low
9,914
7.65
1,230
•
'*
9.90
Jan
5.85
22%
Jan
Porcupine
Paiamaque Mines
9.30 May
25%
26%
15,870
Jun
27
Mar
Toronto
Dominion
37c
41c
42,800
32c
Jan
57c
Jun
Toronto
Iron
Works
79c
80c
1,014
72c
May
Jan
Toronto
Star
preferred
Mines
Amalgamated
1
8c
7%c
9c
22c
-
22c
22c
14,500
6c
1,847
17c
Jan
Jan
Drilling
*
4.75
4.75
4.90
450
3.40
2
3.85
3.85
3.90
452
3.35
Jan
1
2.15
2.15
2.27
1,138
2.15
Aug
1
14c
13 %c 15 %C
9,150
24c
Canada,
Gold
Consolidated
Paymaster Consol
Exploration
Peerless
Penmans
Perron
Gold
Petrol
Oil
Oil
Photo
Crow
Gold
Powell
Rouyn
Power
Oil
Roy
Ore
May
.
Jan
55'A
Jun
9c
62c
17,800
6%
30,365
40c
4,450
14
14%
50c
59c
33c
700
36c
13c
Jail
2.09
Aug
May
75c
Jun
52c
Jan
5% Aug
33c
Feb
14
Aug
Ultra
Feb
87c
15% July
Union
51
350
38
Jan
53
Jun
92
120
87
Mar
92
Jun
2,810
40c
Mar
69c
Jun
>
33c
Aug
46c
Jun
3
of
Class
Union
B
l
1
common
250
n
975
9%
19%
20.
5,075
15%
57
57
125
Mining Corp
20
35c
1,000
31C
July
43c
Jan
l
1.53
1.35
1.53
56%
56%
610
60%
Aug
2.10
2.15
3,000
2.05
4,120
2.20
2.50
2.50
2.80
4,400
•
2.04
1.99
2.05
21,506
3c
3C
3%c
12,500
1
1
1
—1
—1
7c
7c
7%C
17c 18 %c
•
Apr
10c
Jan
Jan
4.35
76c
Jan
Aug
1.89
Jan
United
24c
May
United
2.48
Feb
Apr
7c
Mar
14c
Jan
3c
3,000
5.15
4.80
5.20
3,270
9%c
9%c
10c
1,000
83c
83c
85c
12,350
5
6
1.50
38%
13,798
2.15
39
.100
12,027
2%c Jan
2.10
Jan
29c
4c
Ventures
Mar
1
Corp
5.35 July
5%c
Feb
14c
Jan
92c
July
4.50 Aug
1.05
Feb
Class
9% Mar
Victoria
3.35 Mar
41%
1,005
37
Aug
55
13c
7,127
12c
Jun
18c
Jan
9.50
1,602
Jun
10
Jan
Waite
10%
10%
190
10%
Jan
Walker
8.35
10
May
Grey
Wainwright
54c
52c
60c
57,100
45c
Jan
8c
:
8c
9c
4.300
8c
Aug
1.61
8%
•
Hi
1.51
8%
9
505
11
11 %
1,4U0
73c
8,160
88c
6%
Jan
Lake
Petroleums
18,685
56c
Jan
20c
20c
2,900
16c
July
2.70
2.75
8,400
1.35 May
15c
Mar
15c
15c
15c
6,000
9.05
9.00
9.40
10,033
4%c
4%C
5c
7,666
1
32c
31c
33c
20,200
1
8c
8c
8c
9,500
1
Mines
15 %c
15%c 16 %C
23,427
7%c July
11 Vac May
Mines
:
Petroleum
Ltd
4%c
13,849
3%C Aug
500
&
A
13 %c
Jan
Westburne
21c
Jan
Westeel
7
6%
7
37,623
4.55
Jan
7
85
240
74%
Jan
87
Jun
Apr'
•
8%
8%
8%
100
8%
13%
13%
14%
9,875
10%
10
79%
79%
80%
4,647
72%
•
9%
9%
10%
3,530
6.05
23
22%
23
180
common
Preferred
Industries
•
11 Va
11
11%
1
8c
8c
8%c
20
Apr
Feb
Jan
Jan
2,155
8% Mar
5,000
8c
St
Corp
•
common
Gas
Shiriff
,—
Horsey
Warrants
San
Gold
River
Sapphire
1
Gold
1
Petroleums
80%
Aug
12
Class
Sheep
.
Jan
4%c.
100
18%
Jan
25% July
75c
3,000
65c
Jan
89c
9,905
11%
Jan
21% May
10
10%
3,780
6.35
Jan
15
1.61
1.67
4%C. 4%C
'
14,652
1,000
54
51
58
11,200
77c
76c
77c
6,850
4.30
4.15
4.50
12,750
•
4.15
4.15
4.75
100
•
Water
A
10%
10%
11
5,757
common.*
25
24%
25%
9,247
A
&
Power
*
—
A
preferred.
Creek Gold
Sherritt
Oil.
26%
26%
230
41%
50
26%
41%
350
1.30
Feb
Aug
33 %
Apr
97
69c
Jan
94c
Jun
4.15 Aug
7%
24
26
Feb
July
% July
Jan
May
Jun
4.80
(Geo)
4.95
4.80
5.25
39,365
3.25
Jan
50c
56c
15,460
30%c
Jan
Aug
1.05
100
10%
60%
10%
15,273
65
96%
96%
12c
$6
31 % Mar
42 %
Apr
Miller
Silver
Mines
Standard
1
Mines
50c
class
A
S
K
Mines
Industries
Industries
5.85
5.90
3,124
55
8,382
38 Vs
1,833
57c
65c'
Mines
&
Stafford
Foods
July
1.12
Jan
3.75
100
3.50 Mar
4.40
Apr
2,000
2.40 Mar
3.90
2%c
2%c,2%c
4,000
2c
Feb
5c
Apr
15c
6,000
7%c
Feb
24c
May
10%c
1,700
10%c
1.05
1.05
1.18
5,136
88c
Jan
20c
20c
35c
38,300
20c
Aug
-
15c
10%cl0%c
17%
17%
31
5,030
28%
Jan
1.86
2.00
52,785
1.12
Jan
3.20
3.20
500
40
40
200
40
July
45
11
9%
11
2.350
7
Mar
11
18%
19%
1,075
51%
51%
52
30
32
31%
32
485
Standard Paving
Stanrock Uranium
.!
IOC
8,300
•
—
9c
8%c
4.75
4.75
4.80
925
•
13%
13%
14
1,246
1
18%
3,780
16
July
16%
16%
17%
3,233
16
Aug
18Vs Aug
38%
38%
100
35
Feb
39
27%
27%
27%
150
24 Va
Jan
28
——1
3c
3c
3%c
1,500
*
50c
50c
56c
17,400
gya
qi/0
10
2.50
2.50
2.50
88c
90c
6,000
90c
*
A
13%
50c
I
13 '/a
.
16c
Gas
1
Bros
of
Steeloy
1
•
Mining
•
1
Steep Rock Iron,.
class
Cons
Sunburst
;
33c
6,050
4c
18,300
45
46%
1,400
75%
73%
75%
18.638
5c
5c
5c
4,500
16,108
7.75
7.50
7.95
27%
27%
28%
880
18c
18c
19c
2,500
1
7%c
7c
8c
6,200
1
Mines—
Superior Propane
1.60
1.60
1.75
12,527
1
common
18% May
19%
50
Feb
53
34
8%c July
13c
12c 15 %c
14,360
Warrants
Aug
22c
13%c
Jan
6%
Apr
13% July
17%
Apr
Jan
1.55 May
26c
Jan
3c
Aug
20%
8,274
21
3,455
97
3,608
12
12 %
7,122
108 108%
125
106
July
July
100
17
July
5
May
12%
27
a
1
class
A
5c
1
.
5c
7c
35,000
-
10c 10%c
29%
20
1
19%
20
8.10
1.00
550
12c
10c
12c
3c
3c
3%c
11,500
96c
1.00
10,900
90c
36%c
34c
37c
28,100
34c-
1
3%c
3'Ac
4c
9,750
*
2.30
15%c
22c
67%
Jan
80
3%c July
Jan
May
5%c Aug
9.80 Mar
Jan
32
Jun
16c
Aug
34c
Jan
5c
Feb
9%c
Prices
1.75
STOCKS
Preferred
5,900
200
365
100
100%
•
I
Industries
Sylvanite Gold Mines-
1.65
35o
31c
100% 100%
25
1.65
1.70
1,625
31c
33c
10,000
1.75 Mar
3.25
Mar,
13 % May
93%
Jan
1.60 Mar
23c
common
Preferred
•
:
.
Taurcanis
Apr
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Territory Mining
Texaco
Canada
Ltd
77common
Thompson Lundmark—
Thorncliffe
Tidal
Park
Petroleums
Tombill Mines Ltd
•
ZZZTTlZZZZl
57c
—,
.
-I
II
III
ZZ*.
•
IIIIIIIII
IIIIIIIIlOo
•
Aug
3%c
Jan
1,200
17c
12,600
14 %c
Aug
23c
5,500
21 %c
Jan
2.00
Feb
Aug
33
Aug
Aug
6% July
2.14
12c
May
Jan
13 %c May
31
Aug
Jun
18c
May
6c
Apr
1.15
Jan
68c
Jan
7c
May
2.60 May
22 %c Aug
33c
Mar
6%
Jan
25 %
Jan
5
6.05
6.05
6.10
1,428
5.95
Jan
21%
21
21%
1,244
20
20
20
220
Bulolo
Gold
A
Dredging-
-
Canada & Dominion Sugar—
Canadian Bronze common
General
Consolidated
Dominion
:
Investments
100%
Aug
Price
Apr
25%
Apr
40% Aug
49 %c Mar
60c
5,650
1.61
1.64
20,833
1.60
Jun
1.15
1.20
3,800
1.15
Aug
70o
1.90
1.69
13 %c
75
74
75
393
14%
143/4
143/4
50
23
223/4
23
110
26%
26
26%
3,982
19
78
78
78
35
75
Jun
80
Jun
26
26%
300
17%
Jan
29
May
*
.
23
23
108
20%
Jun
24
37%:
37 Va
38 %
803
30
153/4
153/4
16%
1,460
13
2,410
2.50
A
1
;
;
.
Jun
Jan
May
12c
10,040
11c
Apr
18c
60
59
60
1,517
57%
Jan
69
60c
64c
8,700
48c
Feb
8%
8%
9%
Jan
61c
65c
1,800
8,550
5
65c
43c
Jan
71c
Jun
49c
49c
50c
8,315
33c
Jan
85c
Apr
a
Jan
Odd
range).
d Deferred
Apr
in
10% July
e
r
Cash
,
Jun
25 %
Va
Apr
26% Aug
July
Apr
38 %
17
Jun
Jan
Aug
May
Jan
223/4
jun
160
21
May
25%
Aug
110
29
May
54%
54%
56
165
49%
49%
50
1,233
9
9
9%
48c
39%
48c
48c
t
in
year's
sale
(not
included
wi When
in
year's
range).
44c
July
65c
25
Mai-
42
to
unlisted
delivered,
issued,
Ex-dividend,
y
included
56% Aug
50% Aug
July
CANADIAN
Aug
93/4 May
Jan
May
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
x
Jan
Jan
9
515
wd When
,
47
35
40%
2,000
40
39%
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
included
20
300
range),
ex-interest,
(not
19%
Feb
34%
price.
sale
Jun
22%
.
delivery
15
25%
year's
Selling
f Flat
FOR
value.
May
Jan
22%
1
(not
13 Va
Jun
34%
Corp
sale
Mar
25%
*
lot
75
22%
*
No par
May
66
34V4
ZZ*
FOOTNOTES
20c
2o %
*
1
•
49 %
2.50
1
Gold
41
2.50
'
Paper
common.:
Bros
Cons
Jan
Apr
Aug
41
2.50
Jan
61c
1.08
29 3%
3,945
11,200
1
Sangamo
Yukon
100
15c
1
!
Paper
Ontaria
Aug
40%
*
Products
B
Jan
*
—
Flour
20 %
59
Linoleum
Inc
&
Jan
213/4 July
Jan
46%
*
Gaspe Copper Mines
Class
jun
40
.1-10
common
class
Jan
18
6.85
45%
46%
common
Preferred
Steel
16
High
93/s
33% Aug
13 %c
1
14c
Oilcloth
Dupont Co
Maclaren
40%
__
Paper
Oil
Glass
Preferred
Minn
40
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1,699
Ogilvie
21%
Shares
High
3,100
Apr
100
for Week
33
Feb
200
Range
of Prices
Low
9%
Aug
Aug
Dollars
Sales
,9
4.00
2.20 Mar
Canadian
31%
4.25
33c
in
Week's
32
16%
22%
11c
Jan
Feb
May
*
Corp
Loblaw
40 %
1.62
11c
Jun
12 %
Jun
Asbestos
Apr
22%
57c
98
108 %
Jan
9%
International
40%
1.15
..
Teck
r.
22%
50
May
20% Aug
22 % May
1.34
5
Zellers
Tamblyn
Jan
Aug
11%
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Feb
17 %
3.15
Last
Sale Price
24c
25% Aug
Feb
Expressed
Par
Hayes
14% Mar
3.25
Are
Friday
Aug
23
14%
Shown
Apr
1.10 July
11c
Jun
175
3.00
99c
14 %
25c
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Dalhousie
925
3.25
Feb
3.25 May
23
2.35
*
Jan
Jan
9%c
4,200
Jun
,,Feb
Jan
2%c
98c
...
Aug
Jun
4.75
84c
_1
Mines
Dominion
16 %
13%
15%
1
Mines
2.30
Jan
25%
3.25
Jan
20c
Oil
15%c
Mar
16
13%
23
605
95c
Aug
9%c Mar
1,270
8.00
95c
.
•
Feb
5c
620
8.00
5
1.15
1,929
31
May
9.90
23,075
29%
1
90
200
1.40
22 %c
8c
25%
7*
29
6^6
1.30
io%c
*
A
27
6
1.30
1
52c
Jan
16
3.05
1
Jan
'Jan
96
\
47% July
33
25%
•
I
common
17% July
18 %• Aug
10%
19%
*
Jan
•
;
Petroleum
Ordinary
12c
20%
Electric
Jan
Jan
6.90
July
200
6,750
97
50
July
20
80c
14
21
May
Jan
25c
1.10 Mar
20%
Zinc
2.14 Aug
21%
3.75
11%
•
preferred
warrants,
3.60 July
25
Preferred
Switson
30c
3%c
I
Exploration
Supertest
33c
1
Contact
Sullivan
845
1
;
A
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury
1.16
3%c
46%
Canada
Steinberg
1.09
2.65 May
8c
Jan
9%
*
108%
4%c
63c
22c
16 %c
19% Aug
Jan
41c
600
1
B
2%c May
250
Zulapa Mining
Canadian
Nickel
Steel
1.09
10,000
Mar
38%
Aug
8%C
Apr
1.18 Aug
—20
A
$2.80
16c
75c
•
J>
A
Apr
9C
8%c
Jun
Apr
34% Mar
30
1.90
v
17c
100
Bear
May
7.05 May
55% Aug
Aug
3.20
• '
Oils-
Jan
3.00
Feb
13 %
30%
1
Ltd
Stanwell Oil &
40c
67c
5.80 Aug
1.85
3.75
Mines
Zenith
65c
1.30 Mar
30 %c Aug
Jan
•
Oils
Spooner
Stedman
26c
_50
pfd
,
Starratt
Aug
10%
20
1
Union
28c
2,894
*
common
Southam
Southern
Mar
96,225
13%
50
.-
Preferred
Somerville
24c
31c
12%
Aug
1
Manufacturing
preferred
Slater
1,000
28c
13%
56c
•
Ltd
D
Slater
26c
28c
•
•
Dairies
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
26c
1
Silvermaque
Silverwood
52c
Mar
54%
'
Zenmac Metal Mines
Silver
90c
1,080
—
class
Industries
(H G)
Yukeno
Aug
7,700
1.25
Gas
Woodward Stores Ltd class
Young
68c
78c
1.60
5.85
Mar
May
73c
54%
7
2.75 July
58
3.00
Yukon—
Canuck
Apr
Jan
1.45
1
&
Jun
39
*
____;
Lead
5
2.00
3.75
Wright-Hargreaves
Yankee
Apr
6,467
Aug
96% Aug
28 %c Jan
_1
*
class
Wiltsey Coghlan
A
9%c
12c 12 %c
65
3.00
Mines
Class
Apr
75c
A
Pass
(J)
91
1.50
100
White
-Wood
5
83
Petroleum
Hardware
Windfall
Jan
♦
class
&
25,575
1'
preferred
Willroy
1.00 July
10% Aug
30
54
Warrants
Yellowknife
5.65 Aug
1,200
May
1.05
%'
54
1.40 May
1.30
1.65
10%
1.05
10%
60
54
;
Yale
Apr
Feb
1.25
July
•
preferred
30%
87c
1.30
Jan
1.70
•
Plywood
Apr
5.00 Apr
14% May
Jun
1
Gordon
7c
39%
50c
,
Apr
May
1.85 May
4c
3.70
8%
Feb
200
,—
Decalta
$4%
May
17%
1
Arts
Class
24 %c
22%
•
Security Freehold
Selkirk Hldgs class
Seven
1.65
,
Apr
1,000
Ltd
Class B
Jun
17
•
5%
1.15
6
Copper
Weston
11% May
23%
68c
50c
Scarcee Petrol
Shawinigan
22%
75C
17%
10%
Antonio
Sand
22%
1
•
common
1,150
18,200
2.40
Products.,
White
Lawrence
Maurice
Salada
July
&
Western; Surf Inlet
"
Ryanor Mining
6%
1
Mines—
Western
Jun
Jan
Apr
July
1.55
common
Western
9% May
1.63
6%
7%c May
15%
14c
54c
1
class
Western
Jan
Jun
1.48
6
Ref
44.—
„rPllef^r?d
West Malartic
Apr
85
25
Oil
Aug
85
10
trust
Foods
33c
1.10
33c
6%
2.40
—
Oil
Westfair
Voting
9%c Aug
1.48
Jan
3%c
Mall
12,000
•
———___
Westcoast Trans
13c
3%c
Canada
of
Warrants
.10%. Mar
•
common
class
Pall
of
Bank
Jan
ii West Canadian
Feb
18,260
40c
6
Nickel
2.75 Aug
22 %c Jan
100
Can Ltd
preferred
Paper
7.40
4%c July
19 %c Jan
32c
2,100
1.33
39c
1
Wespac
20c
9%c
1.23
39c
•
Werner
2.75
9%c
1.25
2.40
W
9% Aug
1
Uran
Weedon
g%c
10
Equipment
Knapp Canada
Mining
&
Jun
Apr
12% Aug
*
Mines
&
11% Aug
99c
May
1
:—
Waterous
Webb
30%
25
Apr
1
Jun
_•
75c
July
Jan
Jan
8.15
*
—;
Trust
July
10
_i
—
71c
1.68
84c
17 %c May
1.70 Aug
27%
20%
12,055
1
A
Products
Amulet
G
50
150
12%
96 %
Aug
12c
9.25
30 %
24%
11%
*
Violamac Mines
12c
30
24%
;
——
&
Aug
Apr
30
*
common-
B
Jan
2.00
12%
_•
[
__:
Vespar Mines
Viceroy Mfg class
Apr
65c
Jan
85c
July
6.65
•
Alloys
Ltd
Jan
1
Debentures
ioy8
A
.
21c
May
3.65
24%
1
Vendomatic
May
9.25
-1
Mines
17c
1
:
Reef
Steel
Upper Canada Mines
11 %c May
7,500
2%c
5%
Ltd
60
•
:
5%c Jan
3,432
Oils
United
11% July
20% Aug
•
;
Fortune—
United
Feb
Apr
Jan
55% May
*
;
Hill
New
Feb
May
Apr
12
July
52 Va May
*
i_
Keno
United
^
class A__:
B
United
6.35 Mar
1.39
Corps
Class
3.00 May
3.60 Mar
3c
2%c
Gas_
class
9%
49
3,399
1.60
St
v
35c
Jan
lie
n
35c
50
Feb
Aug
51
4,670
2.15
Aug
12c
5c
2,000
Jan
47c
n
18c
1
Ltd
Minerals
Russell
270
2.82 Mar
Jan
Feb
11
57
Mar
7c
50
6.65
2,800
Ltd
1.52 July
20 %c
11
•
25
15% May
n
.50
July
July
May
14%c May
20 % Jan
51
common!
5.95
17
60c
Feb
*
♦
18c
14
Jan
9
50
Canada
Jan
19%
20,200
6.10
11,000
Mines
Royalite
6c
18c
13c
Athabasca
Royal
5%c
6.30
11
Rothmans
-
8c
l
81c
Mining
Rolland
5%c
7c
_1
5.85
Producers
(A V)
8c
Jan
Aug
9%c Aug
16% Jan
825
Asbestos
A
1956
8,280
11,520
7,600
Canso voting trust
Algom
Roe
1.58
39c40%c
United
12C
Grip common
Rocky
18 %
1.55
United
77c
Mines
Rockwin
17'A
39c
Aug
Oil
Roche
18
1.55
l
Apr
5.65
Rupununi Mines
Rix
6,400
67c
13c
Milk
Rexpar
12,905
10c
7c
2.50
42c
9,473
13
9'Ac
'
*
;
Wasamac
Rio
21%
12%
10c
22%
Radiore Uranium Mines
Rio
21%
12%
May
80c
Preferred
Realm
21%
*
30C
5.85
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Rayrock
4,617
3,870
Warrants
Renabie
4,120
42,710
•
Natural
Class
5,850
43c
.,
63c
1
Quebec Metallurgical
Rapid
3.40
16'A
42c
1
preferred
Vanadium
Ranger
'
21%
—•
Gold
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp—
Quebec Manitou Mines
Rainville
2.55
14%
,
42c
*
preferred
Gas
Jun
May
50
1
preferred
2nd
69% Aug
92
•
Acceptance
1st
Apr
Feb
50
Shawkey Mines
Union
6% Aug
55c
57%
92
56c
—
Chibougamau
Quinte
37%
20%
1
20o
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec
8,163
Ltd
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Ltd
Minerals
Quebec
53 %
Triad Oil
Aug
78c
Airways
Mines
Prospectors
Gas
52 %
1
•
President Electric
Purdex
53 %
63c
Gold
Premium Iron
Provo
Jun
35
6
20%
Corp
Preston
62 %
6O0
Oils
Prairie
115
52C
_1
Jan
Pipeline
Feb
34c
Mines
15
58
.
Jan
58c
14
•
12% May
265
Resources
Jan
40c
60c
6Ya
200
pipeline
41c
4,100
•
2,477
13%
62 %
Pipeline-
15
59,700
•
69%
13%
•
Canada
Transcontinental
Prairie
1
Aug
Aug
62 %
3.25
Transmountain
Trans
35c
31c
13%
16%
110
11c
68%
Aug
62 %
A
Exploration
10
1.62
69%
23c
*
A
warrants
930
11c
89,644
*
13,450
1.31
30c
High
Range Since Jan.
25 %c Mar
100
35
lie
23c
10
Canada
Trans
Feb
5,000
25c
—i.
50c
1.35
Development
Ponder
114
48c
48c
1
Place Oil & Gas
Placer
33
1
Engravers
Pickle
Mar
32
1
Ltd
Co
29
32
114
Industries
Phillips
Jun
33c
warrants
1957
13% May
60
1956
Trans
May
16c
Aug
30 "/a
Gas
&
Phantom
15c
Feb
8
114
Mines
&
July
9c
30%
Mines
Oil
Peruvian
Jan
8c
32
2
Jan
2,175
•
common
Oil preferred
&
Gas
2.92
20c
30c
50
class
preferred
6,000
8%
100
__—4
Credit
Permo
*
B
2.299
8
8
Bank
class
Class
May
9%c
9c
10 %c
Finance
4 % %
4.65
10%c 10 %c
1
1
1.25
common
Preferred
Peoples
Ltd
Exploration
Pipeline common
Pembina
13 %c Aug
Traders
Mar
5% Aug
Jan
of
14%c May
Shares
30c
1
Tormont Mine
79c
1.05
Low
of Prices
1
,
37c
Parker
PCE
Mines
•
1
—,.
Patino
Pato
Torbrit Silver
for Week
Low/High
Sale Price
Apr
Sales
Range
Par
High
13%
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
Week's
Last
|
20o
_.
Ltd
Pamour
Pardee
7.00
26%
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11%
11%
Friday
for Week
Shares
.
(Range for Week Ended August 25)
Sales
of Prices
Sal* Prioe
.
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
,
trading privileges,
Volume
194
Number 6085
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(885)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES «*«*&« f.,
m,,
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
guide to the
a
within which these securities could have been sold
range
by the "bid")
quotation
(indicated
Bid
Par
Aerovox Corp
Air Products
Albee
Co
Inc
Alice
Fisher Governor
71%
751/4
Fitchburg
38
42
38
42
Florida Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp
13 %
14%
Foote
1
Land
Development Co
Allied Radio Corp
Alside Inc
Air
1
26%
Franklin
1
37%
40%
Frito
S6V2
29%
221/4
Garlock
lli/z
12%
Gas
American Express Co
American
5
class
.
American-Marietta Co
Sterilizer
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Arden
■
/
Farms
Co
Public
Service
Art
Metal
Arvida
Construction
Associated
Spring. Corp—
Automatic Retailers
of
Aztec
Oil &
Baird
Gas
Atomics
Baker
Oil
Bates
Mfg
Bayles
Belco
B) Distilling
Manufacturing Co
Corp.
Bemis
Bros
Beneficial
Cameo
&
22
23%
Hidden
43%
46"%
High
&
Splendor
Voltage
Holiday Inns of
59
63
Hoover
301/4
32%
Houston
Co
10%.
11%
501/4
531%
Head
Mills
Gas
&
Information
Systems
24%
Internat'l
40%
International
24
26'A
Interstate
Co
Interstate
Motor
Securities
19'/a
Interstate
Vending
Investors
Co
21
241/a
Iowa
Cannon
07
721%
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Itek Corp
;
25
com
Ceco Steel Products
Corp
41/2
5%
.10
291/2
29%
5
17%
19%
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
Central 111
Central
Elec &
Gas
Indiana Gas
Central
321/4
30
10
Co
Co
Louisiana Electric Co
39%
36%
5
Diver
cl A com.l
28
Water
251/2
27 ¥s
15
36 %
3 8 ¥4
33
Supply
*
36 Vs
46
1
49 ¥4
1
Corp
Jessop Steel
Co
Service
91/2
10 ¥2
1
Jervis
Johnson
30%
.5
Public Service Co
Jamaica
262
246
1
Serv
Ionics Inc
15%
163/4
5
773A
72
1
Co
34
'
.10
32%
34 y8
10
27%
29%
Serv
Corj.—6
22%
23%
Corp
—1
81/2
9 %.
Central Maine Power Co
Central
Telephone
Co
Central
VT
Cetron
Electronic
Charles
of
Public
the
Ritz.
1
1
Citizens Util
Common
Co
Colonial
291/4
311/s
Kentucky
251/4
271/4
Ketchum
1
3%
41/2
Stores
Gas
11%
81/2
301/2
33
Koehring
21
47%
Laboratory for Electronics
Laguna Neguel Corp units
1
231/4
25%
Corp com_3
131/2
14%
Lau
25
21%
231/4
Commonwealth Gas Corp—_—1
7%
8%
28%
30%
Lone
101/4
11V8
$1.25
„
Co
preferred—
conv.
Connecticut
Elev
&.Gas
Light & Power Co.*
Consolidated
Freightways —2.50
Consolidated
Rock
Products
5
Continental Transp Lines Inc
1
Control Data Corp
—
50c
Cook Coffee Co
.—1
241%
22
105
Cook.
Electric
Company
Coral Ridge Prop pfd
Craig Systems Inc
Cross
81/2
Business
Capital
Corp
..1
Corp
—1
Dejur-Amsco Corp class A
Delhi-Taylor
Marlin-Rockwell
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
26%
28"%
Maryland
201/4
22
Mattel
61 %
Maxson
Electronics
12%
131/4
McLean
Industries
11
181/4
McLouth Steel Corp
191/2
21%
McNeil
8%
7%
1
15
14
Oil
Inc
Merchants
18
Meredith
201/2
221/4
Dial
„—*
28
301%
Co—
3
lc
¥4
373/4
24 ¥4
9 ¥2
4
¥2
22 ¥4
25%
39%
"
15 ¥4
17 ¥1
213/4
55%
Mid-American Pipeline Co
•
35%
38%
Midland
Capital Corp
1
15
16¥s
82
861/4
Midwest
Technical
1
11 Va
12 Vb
Inc
1
7
7%
45
48
115
122
Donnelley
Sons Co
(R R)
Dorsett Elecs
5
551%
59
Miller
44
481/4
Labs
25c
75%
1
1
1
71
Duffy-Mott Co
1
40
43
Missile Systems
Corp
Mississippi Shipping Co
Dun
1
68
71%
Miss
Drackett
Company
Bradstreet Inc.
&
Dunham
Bush
2
Inc
.
53/4
5 %
Missouri
Utilities
Mohawk
Rubber
Dynamics Corp of Amer $1 pref_2
271%
29%
Morton
Eastern
42%
451/2
Nalco Chemical
39
41%
Narragansett Capital
30%
33
National
Utilities
Fconomics
El
Paso Electric
Electrada
10
Associates
Laboratory Inc
Co
1
(Texas)
*
Electro-Voice
Electrolux
12%
14%
34
36 3/4
Class
10%
II1/4
Nevada
37 %
New
1
Investors
—1
Inc
Gas
B
Gas
Eng
Corp
1
1
31%
34%
Nicholson
Electronics
International
Cap.l
161/2
17%
Business
1
•'<
V
West
.—..
1
Natl
5Vb
19 yH
lo
S
Natl
Bk
St
St Trust
Co
(Phila)
Louis..20
(N J)
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY) 12 ¥2
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
Citizens & Southern National
Bank (Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
Trust
Co
Co
Mfg.
33¥3
(White
5
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
~--
517a
York
National Bank
73%
156
7774
of
Detroit
160
167
53%
6274
365
57 ¥4
66 ¥4
383
1074
133¥2
136¥a
10
7374
77¥2
10
3474
3774
National Bank At Trust Co
165
458
28
97s
(Fairfield
County)
National Bank
of Westchester.5
National City Bank (Cleve)
8
National Commercial Bank At
3874
407/a
61
65 72
7.50
51
55¥2
25
92
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12 %
66
Natl State Bank of Newark.12%
New Eng Merchants Natl Bk.lo
80
Trust Co
(Albany)
National Newark At Essex
New Jersey Bank At Trust Co.ll
Northern Trust Co (Chlcago)_20
96¥2
69 ¥2
8474
-
56¥2
60¥2
3874
36
175
186
49%
39%
First
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
Camden Natl
19%
Co
13 V»
First
Natl
11 ¥4
First
Natl Bank
27
(Camden
Bk
&
44%
48 ¥4
56
59%
(Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas )_12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
57
61 ¥2
of Boston—12 ¥2
101
35 ¥4
38
First
Natl
Bank
(Jersey
57 ¥2
61 ¥2
First
National Bank
27 ¥4
63/s
Bank
7374
75 ¥1
162
79
173
357a
5
32
96
8074
72%
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York__5
77
69
30¥2
33
35%
38 ¥4
St
56¥2
25
89
94
20
87
Natl City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
100
103%
64
67%
Natl
Bank
Trust
Dallas
City)_5
Co
of
105%
102
of
St
New
Louis
(Philadelphia )_10
Girard
Rochelle
Natl Bk
Trust Corn
L I
N
41%
Y..5
46 ¥2
County National Bk
10
Tr
River Prod—10c
*
19%
x21¥i
5
37%
403/8
Bank
Co
of
Exch
New
Bk
(Chic)
10
20
(Union City)
National
Bank
Providence R I
Industrial
Bk__-15
York
—
8
—
8174
43 72
(Los Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y.5
8972
93¥2
31
33
State
73
797i
4374
467a
L—
Natl Bk
Bank
(Wash)—20
of Phila—10
Bank
St B
of Albany
At T (Boston)
10
10
49 ¥4
65
69¥2
69
72%
Trade Bank & Tr Co
40
45 ¥s
577.
60 ¥4
116
56%
126
60%
(N Y)—10
80
— —
Union Trust
63
6772
Co of Maryland.10
25%
28
United States Tr Co
21%
United States Trust
48 ¥2
51%
'
41
Wachovia Bank At Trust Co
(Boston).10
(N Y)—20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Aria).5
(Winston-Salem N C)
2974
32 ¥4
107a
974
Trust Co of New Jersey
2%
Union Bank of Com (Cleve).10
20
Valley Bank & Trust
(Phila)
77
1st
Sterling Natl Bank At Trust Co
(New York)
23
of
10
10
39%
State
38%
Industrial
Hanover
Louis Union Trust Co
Second Natl
Security First Natl Bank
10
of
(Suffern N Y)__
Seattle
Westchester Natl Bank
Franklin
Co
465/s
70
20
Chicago
Hudson
7¥a
60
_10
of
Passaic County
of
2874
56¥2
43 72
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of
First
Trust
10
6¥4
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10
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Natl
First
26
(Haekensack N J)
(Atlanta)
Natl
13¥a
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Baltimore)
N
Bank
Natl Bank
23
Trust
Hudson
A
New
73 ¥4
34%
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of
69 ¥4
Corp (Minn)
45 V8
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87 ¥b
10
Stk
29 ¥4
Power
84
185
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Bank
31
6%
Tail
Monmouth County Nat Bk(NJ)l
First
27%
41 A
Otter
47
¥2
6
Co.—3
93%
3674
175
Philadelphia National Bank-.IO
Pittsburgh National Bank
20
10
.
(Pgh)_25
49 ¥4
Harris Tr & Sav
89
34 ¥2
(St Louis)—12.50
44
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co
10
8074
8
10
303/8
-
38 ¥a
77 ¥2
(Buffalo)
98%
First
'
First Boston Onrp
357a
Trust
41%
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Corp
507s
5
Manufacturers St Traders
7874
28 h
Miss
47
Long Island Trust Co
74
77
Coal
467a
5
(Philadelphia)
94
9 ¥2
Ben
43
Trust Co
39
$4 pfd-*
Oklahoma
62¥a
10
Ask
Liberty Real Estate Bank At
10
Natural Gas
Old
517a
57
lo
Northeastern Water Co
81%
Bid
49 ¥s
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
Northwest
116
Par
84Vb
Plains
York)
First
12
21
10
Companies
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—10
Banking Co (N J)
14%
77
77a
37a
60%
20%
35%
110
67a
37s
56
60%
5
First
1
Freight Lines—1
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
8174
19
Co_12¥i
Bank
40 %
10
Yellow Transit
Mercantile Tr
56%
Natl
13%
Co..——
*
Assn-ir0
31%
51%
10
32V2
Mortgage
62%
432
56
(N J)
Tr
2.50
Financial Federation Inc:
51%
52
Co
<fc
(Chicago)
New
143/4
Co
67 ¥s
48
47
County Trust Co
5 /2
13 %
Serv
64%
Bk of North Amer_5
North
Corp
77%
430
North Penn Gas
Pub
187a
38 ¥4
Ask
50
Connecticut Bank
193/8
Ohio Water Service
10 ¥2
28 ¥2
7774
45 ¥a
1" A
Nuclear-Chicago
9
26 ¥2
34 ¥2
65
1
Northwestern
49 ¥4
73
42
*
17-3/4
Bid
72
A
6¥4
2 6 ¥t
5
46
1
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Wyle Labs
of Cleve
16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila__10
333/4
173/4
17%
67a
43
17
Nassau County N Y
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co
31 %
25/4
323/4
60%
1
7774
8
16%
16 ¥4
8¥a
40 ¥2
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73
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30%
55
5
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Co
5
First
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Work Wear
5 ¥4
8 61/4
—1
23 ¥4
17 y2
2.50
Forms
21 ¥2
10
4 6 5/b
Co
Wood Conversion CP
Wurlltzer
17 %
Carolina
5
64
f
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
11 ¥4
Coal
4 ¥4
.
go
81%
Financial
Farrington
Federal
•
1
16%
Ets-Hokitt & Galvan Inc———1
Far
2.50
772
Empire State Oil Co
Erie-Resistor
Wisconsin Power St Light Co__10
Witco Chemical
5
—1
Emhart Mfg. Co-
Ennls
40%
3774
574
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)__lo
11 ¥4
Co
8
717«
10
North American
File
11 ¥2
3
8174
Natural Gas_2.50
Capital
377a
10
77
43 ¥2
Elec Assoc
35 ¥a
5
com
68%
1
&
7.50
Wilcox-Gay Corp
1
38
50c
Weyerhaeuser Co
19%
Corp__l
24
1
Co
7¥*
17
5
1
Oil
common
Power
Electronics
■
Co
&
34%
Corp
1
Corp
5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
2
Corp
Fifciro-Science
Foods Inc
•
93%
25
1
Co
Company
75 ¥4
6%
10
2 ¥2
17%
27
297a
71
1
5
161/2
24%
Co
37
5
5
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
1
Corporation
Duriron
5%
18 ¥4
12
10 A
25
10c
Valley Barge Line Co
2V2
Dura
,,
2
Mfg Co
Minneapolis Gas Co
2774
1
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
Diversa
.
13%
5
Publishing Co Inc
Wilcox Electric Co
Connecticut
51
Inc
127/8
Western Power & Gas
Western
Whitting Corp
41 ¥8
15a/4
20
Laboratories
287a
12 ¥4
34%
573/4
14%
Miles
187a
32 ¥2
¥4,,
33¥»
32 V\
..20
Commercial Trust
1
23
2678 1
Telephone
29
Commercial
5
201%
30
1
St
10
5 4 ¥2
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
5
17
1
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10
20%
4
Metromedia Inc
'
•
5
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western Natural Gas Co
89
(N Y)
50¥2
1
pfd
237s
2 ¥2
54 ¥4
Miehle-Goss-Dexter cl A com_7¥2
36
2174
2 ¥2
Virginia
1874
36 ¥2
Devel
49 ¥4
34
58
Cleveland
5
Co
46
11
1
3 8 ¥4
20 %
233/4
Motor Lines—1
Publishing
237/s
1
3l¥s
1
York
273/4
5
conv
22
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5
Eng
1
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'
27
5
$1.25
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97«
87a
10
413
of
Inc
common
Westcoast Transmission
36%
874
Corp
Telephone Co
Manufacturing Co.*
10
of New
Bank
Diebold
Chemical Arts Inc
55%,
345/s
1
Financial
..100
Bank
Dictaphone Corp
Di-Noc
52 ¥2
1
2 ¥2
&
Melpar Inc
161/4
Finance
1
Machine
Corp—
1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co.
1
1
Shipbldg Si Dry—50c
57
Machines—10c
25
Co__^
(N Y)
5 ¥8
4 ¥2
14 74
22%
8 ¥2
25 %
Marine
1
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (L A) Co
Point
of Commerce
16
14%
5
Coast
West
Bank
37 ¥2
5
Corp
West
14 ¥s
343/4
1%
;!
1774
(Newark)_2S
1
211/2
Scientific
347/s
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Electric Co—16
7%
25 ¥a
I6¥t
Central Natl Bank
191/4
2 3 ¥2
Wellington Mgt Co class A
of Commerce
(San
43
131/4
42
10c
56%
Bank
Camden Trust Co
1
39 ¥4
52
13 ¥4
Broad
8
1
17
21 ¥2
N
23%
(E F)
77s
19
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of America
21 ¥2
Gas &
2 6 ¥2
1
32¥2
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19¥2
22 ¥a
40 ¥2
25
35¥4
Donald
32 ¥2
32 ¥4
1574
44
(Hugh W) & Co Inc—50c
Lucky Stores Inc
l¥i
Ludlow Corp
•
Lytton Financial Corp
1
Mac
28 ¥»
24 ¥4
Welch
Par
Boatmen's
Madison
26
30 ¥2
1
5
Bank
23 ¥4
10%
5
10
Bank and Trust
21 ¥2
5
_
2974
Statler Hotels Delaware
Stein Hall & Co
;—1
223/4
247/a
157a
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros
Transport A
Wesco
Bankers Trust Co
91/2
23
Brothers Co
Wash Natural Gas Co
*
non-voting
Stanley Works
753/4
Co
35 ¥a
•
Co_____7¥2
Common
44
Steel
32 ¥2
Warren
103
Stanley Home Products Inc—
72
Star
36 ¥a
1
35%
Standard Screw Co
1
Lilly (Eli)
28
33 ¥2
297/«
&
& Co Inc com cl B—5
Liberty Loan Corp
247a
2574
32¥2
13
—1
257a
22 ¥2
1
98¥2
Steamship
Register
Standard
2374
1
Swasey Co
Tel Co
47 ¥4
20%
—1
Cummins Engine Co Inc
Dashew
112
Fruit
50c
28
Staley (AE.) Mfg Co
53 ¥4
6074
1
Tel
4974
20 ¥a
*
Investors
56
18 ¥4
Bros
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co
Sprague Electric Co
Spur Oil Co
377a
52
•
2
Southwestern States
287a
357s
14 ¥4
Warner
41
lc
Co
_*
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Crouse-Hinds Co
CTS
"111/2
101/4
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Southwestern
197a
267a
57 ¥4
31 Vb
Southwestern Elec Service Co__l
38 ¥4
18 ¥4
5
2874
Co
11 ¥4
35
5
5
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7 ¥»
974
16%c
2
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87a
12 ¥4
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297a
6%
Mining. .2
Warner
10c
27a
43%
7 ¥2
9
Valley Mould St Iron Corp
Vance Sanders St
Company
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vector Mfg Co
Vitro Corp of America
Von's Grocery Co
4
Corp
Stand
Co
37a
& Cable Co
l7/a
2774
United States Truck Lines
Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
5
4%
Corp
25¥2
11 ¥2
37a
Co
307a
40 ¥2
Corp.l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
Construction &
10¥a
28
24 ¥s
1
Corp
Waddell St Reed Inc class A
Walter (Jim) Corp
Co
New Eng
347a
9¥a
United States
Realty Invest
United States Servaterla
1
Power
12 ¥4
3174
Transvale Elec Corp
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt St
Power__5
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
1
United States Chem Mil
Corp
1
United States
Leasing
17 ¥4
(GD) & Co
Pacific
11 ¥4
1
5
&
1
50c
'36%
12 ¥4
1
Long
Milling &
Colorado Oil
,
Trans-World Financial
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
33%
Co
Fetzer
6374
54
1
15 ¥2
Baltimore National
103/a
9%
5
19%
5974
8574
257a
247a
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*
23%
90
441/2
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81 ¥2
Engineering
•
9 ¥2
2174
16%
Co
5%
1
46 3/8
1
Lanolin Plus
Colorado
13
9%
50 */2
2374
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
Utah
357a
22 ¥2
•
35%
43%
10
Inc
5
Co
33 ¥4
311/4
Keystone Custodian Fds cl A—♦
Keystone Portland Cement
3
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Inc.
24 ¥s
433
32
3
10
861/4
1
363/4
22
Gas.5
Utilities Co
1
400
15
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Natural
Inc
Co
'
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Kearney & Trecker Corp
33Vbc
Gas
Colorado Interstate
Corp
Kansas-Nebraska
Kennametal
'
2c
Kalvar
33MiC
cl A
com
.'
.
51%
class B
States
6%
6
-
-
48%
Clinton Engines Corp
Clute Corporation
Coastal
36%
34
1
Chattanooga Gas Co..:
Chicago Musical Instrument
'
Kaiser Steel Corp common
$1.46 preferred
8¥a
8%
1
%ftLsputhwest Gas Producing
373/4
351/4
1
41/4
17%
103/4
7%
l
33
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1
Upper Peninsular Power
20c
.
Petroleum
Bantam
Southern
17 ¥2
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South Snore Oil & Dev Co
Southern Calif Water Co
57
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3%
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Freight
Skil
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
13%
1
Sorg Paper
6 ¥B
5%
i23/8
Simplex Wire
6%
''
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Interstate
161/4
...
53/4
323/4
35%
Foresman
Sierra
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53
Seismograph Service
13 ¥a
1
29%
49
Homes Inc
Searle
11%
Corp
1
Engineer!: g Corp...*
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class
29
Corp—50c
Textbook.
40%
•
29%
31 ¥2
Bakeries
28%
171/4
1
Recreation
56
27%
1
Inc
International Bank of Wash
22
511/2
*
10
•
33
&
Scott
1
Indianapolis Water Co
3cott
88
84/4
25c
1
Jacinto
Scholz
12 ¥4
1
Inc
class A
Associates Inc
Sawhill Tubular Prod Inc
Scantlin Electronics
273/4
11%
Water
47 ¥4
Manufacturing Co__2¥a
Louis
Schield
25 %
1
common
44
3
Sanders
43/8
46 3/8
& Paper Corp—
37
551/2
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St
San
35%
33%
41%
24 ¥a
Sabre-Pinon
•
63/4
433/4
383/4
22 ¥4
'
1
4%
1
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif.l
Cannon Electric
1
Mills
12%
1
2
12 ¥2
Rose Marie Reid
4
6%
Co
&
Rockwell
18-VB
*
311/2
261/2
38%
10%
3%
Gas
Myers Inc
Robertson (HH) Co
170
11%
Material
Indiana
20
37¥4
59 ¥2
43%
Johnson
Indian
62%
54
1
24'/a
#8%
5
34¥a
l'/°/4
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331/2
Ralston Purina Company
27 ¥4
1
211/2
341/8
24¥«
Roadway Express
2%
221%
36%
22
27 ¥4
47 ¥2
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co
30
33¥2
25c
34%
1
19%
813A
1
....
24
Howard
Class A
10%
32 %
Houston
Hudson Pulp
57%
9%
78
River Brand Rice Mills
Inc__3%
Houston Natural Gas
;
54 ¥4
1
.
Riley Stoker Corp
1
Field
5
Corp—1
22
8%
Oil
14 ¥4
20
40%
7%
38
Tokheim Corp
Tool Research &
Republic Natural
Richardson Co
2.25
A
Fearless
23%
323/4
10
34%
213/4
25%
87/a
327b
5
13 ¥4
18%
8%
•
Time Inc
24 ¥s
17 ¥2
1
48 y4
1
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27%
Thermo King Corp
Thomas St Betts Co
1274
7%
25 V2
44
27
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11
10c
7
137s
1
45 ¥2
,
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13 ¥s
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25
303/4
155
Thermo-O-Disc
3
5
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Butadiene St Chemical
1
Texas Industries Inc
„_1
50c
America
19
347«
12
Inc
7 ¥2
....
1
America
class
*
L
138
Corp
Houston
;
145
129
Hilton Credit Corp
Jo
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd
•
136
Engineering
15%:
36%
1
Min 6% pfd.ll
23%
8%
33%
Electric Co
Purolator Products..
Radiation Inc class A
145
1
Co
141/2
_12,/2
,
25%
24%
22 %
73/4
*
Punta Alegre Sugar
Purex Corp Ltd.
60 ¥2
23 %
10
22
Co_25
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Inc
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10c
Telep Co
56
65 ¥2
46%
Water
11%
1
*
136
33/4
Serv Co of New
Hamp
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico—
13 ¥8
•
11
2074
Pub
2 8 ¥2
61
8%
Oregon Power Co
Potash Co of
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10¥a
19
397/s
201
67s
_
Texas
1
Inc.
Genl
25 ¥e
23y4
26 %
Co class A com.10
Books
Portland
Telex
14%
Pubco Petroleum
5
Heath
431/2
California
.
Producing Properties
1
Controls
&
__
Heublein Inc
1
Water
1
•-
Pocket
.
26%
457a
37
Television Shares
Mgt.
Co
Gas
55
51%
5
8%
9%
38%
California
188
179
17%
7%
—
18%
common
8%
20%
Tel..
25%
17 %
Telecomputing Corp
20%
133/4
774
27¥i
42%
Techno Fund Inc.
24%
10 ¥4
25
1
12%
36%
18 ¥2
1
Natural
1
32 ¥4
34
-
Plymouth Rubber Co
13%
23%
5
1
110
Interstate
123/4
5
Hanna
7%
35%
Calif
__1
25
California
Pioneer
6
Hearst Cons Publications cl A.25
Beryllium Co—
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
B.vllesby (H M) & Co
;
53/8
1
24%
18%
Brush
20%
A
Corp
6 '/b
177a
5%
1
Bottlers
l
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5
1
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General
44
97a
190
1
Pickering Lumber Corp
Mining Co
Harvey Aluminum Inc
Hathaway Instruments Inc
3
Co
Co
(M A)
15%
*
(Charles)
Permanente Cement
18
Inc
Bruning
Perini
46 ¥a
22
13%
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
11 ¥t
183/4
59
12%
preferred
10
43
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23i/o
10c
$1.20
Pepsi-Cola
16%
1
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inc
31 ¥2
,
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41
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have a
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Broadcasting
1
40%
.
Chemicals
(D
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38%
201/4
.
Co
28 %
2.50
Dunlap
Class B
Instrument
Pendleton Tool
55
"
1
Bowl-Mor Co
Bowser
Hanna
1
Capital Corp
Botany Industries Inc
Hannifin Corp
Pauley Petroleum Inc..
Hamilton Cosco Inc
24%'
—1
Boston
Bowman
10
1
...
Parker
153/a
Growth Capital Inc
Interstate
5
.
42 ¥2
-
1
1
Black Hills Power & Light Co
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc
39%
,143/s
Grosset &
*
Beryllium Corp
Billups Western Pet Co
Pantasote
*
Hallicrafters
25
Inc..
19%
Corp
Hagan
__1
Berkshire' Hathaway
18 %
Inc
1
Bag Co.
25%
Grolier
11%
2
Corp
23%
Grinnell
17
1
Petroleum
*
171/2
1
(James
Behlen
Packard
5 6'A
1
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Co
Fire Brick Co
10
Inc.
Co
9 ¥2
Green (A P)
10
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Inc...
Tools
(A J)
Beam
Merchandise
15%
1
Co.:
8%
Tampaz Inc
Tappan Co
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif__l
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool__2
25%
-__1
•_
Taft
Gulf
10
Amer
Avery Adhesive Prod
7%
49 ¥4
23
Green Mountain Power Corp
91/4
6%
46 ¥2
21 ¥4
10%
23
16%
5
371/4
-
11%
14%
6%
Light Co
10
27%
1
10
5
Packaging Corp of America
18%
which
1.25
Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Swingline Inc class A
Systron-Donner Corp
8%
1
Co
431/4
1
&
5
1
Service
55
10
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Assembly Prod Inc
90c
Power
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t
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StouffeT Corp
Strong Cobb Amer Inc
Stubnit* Greene
7%
*
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5
Co
Mercury Electronics
Pacific
8%
17
1
„
401/2
:_5
Arkansas Western Gas Co
9 ¥4
Pacific
cl A_5
Inc
58%
.3
Co
Pacific
East
15%
1
5
Participating preferred..
Arizona
13%
16%
common.——1
Arkansas Missouri Power Co
28%
53
4
.
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451/8
10 ¥4
123/4
97/a
.
5%
9 ¥4
26%
341/2
..
373
Gamble Robinson Co
4%
Pacific
1
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Glasspar Company class
Glickman Corp class A
29%
411/2
1
7.50
Co^
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8%
28
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Amer-Sairjt Gobain Corp
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54
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14%
1
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,
comnilatinn
of
Ask
1
Pacific
1
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591/4
501/2
1
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56
1
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American. Greetings
class
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•
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21%
1
Co
Gear &
Futterman
241/a
;
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific Airmotive Corp
Ask
193/4
composed
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Filter
Bid
*
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24Va
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American Cement Corp.
5
Co
Paper
Bros
Class
7%
7
Foods
1
—
Amer
11%
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10y4
10
Inc
Fischer
1
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Par
18%
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Ask
17
1
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10c
the time of
at
wide national distribution.
Industrials and Utilities
Acoustica Associates
bought (indicated by the "asked")
on
request. The "Natienal" list
or
furnished
45
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5
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122%
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Fund
Affiliated
Investors
Research
1
7.10
7.82
Istel
Ask
Bid
Fund
9.33
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5.09
(Investment
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B-2
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10.03
1.70
1.87
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Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
5.74
5.61
9.33
3.93
6.26
B-4
6.10
K-l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
12.71
Trust
Atomics Physics &
Axe-Houghton
Growth Fund
—1
Axe-Templeton
Ltd
Canada
Blue
25.37
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15.26
16.65
9.49
10.33
9.23
10.07
Priced
(Low
__
(Income Fund)
(Growth
Fund)
18.40
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)
S-2
(Income
S-3
(Growth
10.52
S-4
11.50
24.23
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Stock)
—
(Low Priced Com Stks)_
Keystone
Internatl
13.21
Fund
19.80
21.64
Knickerbocker
14.53
15.71
Knickerbocker
Growth
15.37
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Inc____—
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Investing
_50c
Fund Ltd
1
Bullock
1
Inc
Fund
California
8.47
7.75
General Fund—
15.68
17.14
1
18.46
19.97
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
1
11.30
14.36
Fund
Lexington
Inc
1
Income
Life
Insurance
Life
Insurance
8.55
Trust
17%
lc
1
Shares Trust
of Boston
Century
Fund
Chase
Colonial
Growth
Colonial
Fund
195
1
1
14.67
16.03
12.05
General Fund Inc
&
1
Investment
1
10.54
11.52
1
18.33
20.03
—1
20.12
21.87
Composite Bond & Stock
1
1
9 41
10.23
16.53
20%
22
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
9.28
10.14
Inc
Fund
Fund
Inc—
Fund—
Corporate Leaders Trust
Series B
18.50
66.80
Growth Stk Fund Inc___l
Diver
Fund—1
—25c
9.60
10.52
3.51
3.85
6.52
7.11
17.70
19.24
Income Fund Inc__—1
Investment
Diversified
Shares
Dividend
Inc—1
—1
Fd
Invest
Theory
Dow
—
Dreyfus Fund Inc__
50c
12.80
13.83
Stoek Fund
50c
14.56
15.73
Corp—1
7.60
8.31
——.—10
—20c
a24.38
9.57
Electronics Investment
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
Investors
Mutual
16.77
Globe
Trust
Balanced
Preferred
Inc
_1
17.85
Fund Inc
1
3s
8.41
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Fund
11.64
20.18
7.18
(T Rowe)
al5.47
11.31
12.39
12.31
13.49
50c
7.84
14.40
15.76
10.36
General Bond shares
lc
6.94
11.07
12.12
Mar.
22.66
23.34
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
1
a23.23
16.78
4%s
Nov.
9.07
Fund
10c
of
(Edson B)
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.84
Inc___l
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State
Street Investment
Stein
Roe
.
¥23
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of
Fund
Income
1
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
1
12.26
13.25
Television-Electronics
1
9.00
Inc
Fund
1
xll.60
12.68
10c
9.42
10.30
_1
10.67
11.35
1
Institutional
lc
12.05
13.18
Fund.lc
Growth
12.23
13.37
Institutional Income Fund
Co
Investment
Line
Value
1
8.00
8.75
13.16
14.38
1
15.77
17.23
1
18.28
19.87
7.30
7.98
5.58
6.10
Ltd
Inc
Income
Line
16.62
1
Canada
Fund
Inc
1
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc
10c
7.33
5.32
America——1
11.61
12.69
Wall
12.70
13.88
Washington
Stock
Fund
Inc
Investing Corp
4.52
4.94
1
9.72
90%
Insurance
U S Life Ins Co in
2%s
Oct.
City of N Y_2
Annuity Life Insur
1
2
of
142%
14%
15'/a
37%
40%
point
a
Bid
Sep.
20,
1961
20,
1962_
100.3
3%s Oct.
22,
1962——
99.16
101.24
99.28
Feb.
20,
99.28
1,
98.12
20,
Oct.
20,
101
99.24
100.2
100.8
98.24
101.16
100.8
4s
Oct.
20,
99.16
100
4s
Dec.
20,
99.16
100
3 %s
Feb.
21,
97.16
99.20
1965__:
98.8
3%s
May
2,
1966—
96
101
4 Vis
Mar.
20,
1968—:
99.8
100.8
100.8
4%s
Mar.
20,
1969
100.8
101.8
4%s
July
15,
101.16
102.16
5 Vis
Feb.
20,
104.8
105.8
3Vis
Apr.
1,
98.16
5 Vis
July
20,
98.8
4%s
Oct.
1,
105.16
3 Vis
97.8
98
May
99.31
93.12
96.24
94.12
1970—
104.8
105.8
1970-1967
100.8
101.8
1,
4 Vis
Feb.
15,
37/as
Sep.
93.8
15,
1972-1967
94.8
98.16
99.16
95
96
100.1
99.31
100.1
99.31
-
100.7
100.24
101.16
99.24
100.16
1961
100.4
4s
;
100.5
100.18
-
2%s May
4%s Apr.
101.4
99.8
—
1, 1962
Ask
-
101.24
99.16
1961
2.95s Feb.
32nds
more
3%s
100.1
100 24
1973.
4,
or
1962—.
104.16
2,
one
4s
100.1
Maturity—
Certificates
Bid
of
Ask
3s
Oct.
1,
15,
Feb.
15,
1962
15,
100.1
1962
99.28.
4s
15,
May
15,
1 %s
—
May
3'As
1962
3%s Feb.
99.31
19&1
Feb.
10.91
17.11
Oct.
1,
17.04
14.01
16.12
17.62
Ask
1963—
—
1963
101.6
99.29
96.12
99.31
96.20
Nov.
15,
1963—.
100.17
100.19
1 Vis
Apr.
1,
1964—;
100.5
;
4Vis
100.7
4%s
May
15,
1964
102.20
102.24
3%s
May
15,
1964—___l
100.2
100.6
lVis
Apr.
1,
1962
99.10
99.14
May
15,
1962
100.22
100.24
Aug.
15,
1962
101
101.4
Aug.
3%s Aug.
3Vis Aug.
15,
1962-
100.4
100.6
1%S Oct.
5s
1,
Oct.
1,
1962
98.18
98.22
Nov.
Nov.
15,
1962
100.22
100.26
1%S Apr.
1,
100.1'
1962
100.3
4%s
May
2%s
Feb.
15,
1963
99.5
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1 %s
Oct
Apr.
1,
1963
97.10
97.18
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l%s Apr,
95.8
103.24
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i.
1964_.
100.4
93.26
103.8
1965
92.4
1965
15,
103.2
103.20
1964—
15,
3%s
47/8s
102.30
15,
1964
15, 1964
1 Vis
15.15
Fund—10c
Bid
101.4
—
1963
100.13
4s
18.60
15.64
1
point
a
100.11
4s
15,
of
102.22
94.2
103.12
92.12
102.26
1,
1965—
91.4
91.12
1,
1966.,
89.26
90.2
11.92
1
1
32nds
more
or
Treasury Notes (Continued)
May 15,
1962
Treasury Notes—
3%s
one
Maturity—
Indebtedness—
10.62
—1
Inc
12.79
Wellington Equity Fund
19.97
21.59
Wellington
10.92
Whitehall Fund Inc
7.47
Fund
87
America
Mutual
Fund
10.21
8.08
11.83
Fund-^
Selective
Street
Investors
Funds—
Mutual
37'A
Cooperatives—•
3%s Nov.
5.81
Investors
64%
35
Fire
lVis
6.70
Investors
62
61%
S
of
1,
101.16
4S
15.21
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Fund
of. Boston—1
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Funds
United
lc
of
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Science
..lc
Intl Resources Fund Inc
Investors
9.56
■
1
Fund
Fund
Income
United
Value
Foundation Fund
Inst
8.75
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United
10.83
Fund
35%
3
100.8
1 Vis
Inc—
Accumulated
United
8.90
9.91
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Shares
United
3.11
8.14
Funds
United
Co
25%
5
Figures after decimal point represent
Canada Ltd
of
32
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Inv
Growth
Century
108
22%
U
Co
20,
97.8
9.81
Fund
Insurance
Ins
May
97.16
a34.48
11.60
1
Income
Incorporated
Institutional
Boston
Fund
Investors
Incorporated
for
a39.53
Fund
43%
102
8
4%s Aug.
100 5
—
44%
*
Inc
76%
115
40%
2
(N Y)
3%s Feb.
100.5
1972—
17.02
1
Fund
UBS Fund
10.79
Banks
Farnham
&
Balanced
Corp
8.54
15.54
Guaranty Co
(N Y)
4s
100.3
2.70s Dec.
1
10
Ins
100.2
99.4
1970
10,
1
Sec Life
100.3
1964
12,
4%s
1
108
58 %
101.24
Jun.
Inc
71
*
2
100.2
99.31
1963
10,
,
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5
100
1963-
10,
Investors
87%
Co
100.1
1962—
10,
Feb.
12.91
84
10
100
-
_
100.24
Apr.
Sep.
11.81
42%
137%
96.24
Aug.
1
38%
5
100.24
5%s
Fund
9%
5
Ins
8%
2.50
100.2
99.24
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11.57
100
-
96
a20.62
10.69
Life
85%
1
Ask
99.24
al4.20
al0.83
Amer
(New Haven)
Variable
1962
10,
1
of
82
Federal Land Bank Bonds
1961
11,
Apr.
Shares—1.25
81%
—6.25
Westchester Fire
1968
Mar.
25c
Inc
_
2%
1969—:
3%s
4%s
5.78
a28.55
9.93
10.68
Fund
Ins
76%
1966.
Dec.
8.32
14.53
Clark-
&
Stock
American
37 %
76 %
Marine
&
393/,
■
12,
4%s
7.61
4%s
Canada
36
1965
13.37
20.82
26 %
34
6
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co
534
10,
1
Shareholders Trust of Boston
6.43
5.88
10c
H-DA
Series
May 11,
Fund-1
Stevens & Clark
20th
Haydock Fund Inc
__1
Imperial Capital Fund Inc__—lc
Imperial Fund Inc—
lc
3%s
4%s Jun.
_1
.
23%
1
preferred
United
62%
5
1963
12,
18.55
Scudder
Texas
Funds Inc—
59%
1962—
11,
16.61
8.39
Inc:
Title
123
2%
1962
10,
17.07
Scudder
Stock
lie
72 Vz
1962
13,
19,15
Sovereign
$6.50
Mortgage Assn—
Sep.
1
Fire
Standard
Banks—
1962
11,
Feb.
1
Fund
Natl
Sep.
47/8s
Fund—
Fund
5%s
3%s
1
Growth
Federal
4%s
7.61
lc
15,
11.00
(Geo)
Putnam
11.35
Petoleum shares
15,
3%s
1
Southwestern
10.82
7.15
Feb.
Mar.
12.77
Inc_.
2
10
Insurance
Security Life & Trust Co
79
5
Ins
1961—
17,
3s
3s
10.12
Fund
Selected
9.88
Shares—lc
Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Fully Administered shares__lc
15,
12.64
,
Growth Stock
Inc
Scudder Stevens
7.81
Sep.
May 15,
3y8s Apr.
15,
*
2.50
Life
Loan
3.10s Jan.
9.14
1
Inc
Revere
59c
Home
3.05s
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
10.62
Equip
Federal
Over-The-Counter
Smith
Series H-C7
16.33
78%
Surety Co
59
Bid
16.49
1
74
Obligations of Government Agencies
15.18
15.09
Oppenheimer Fund
7.89
1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
13.89
1
Fund
Paul
Life
Life
Figures after decimal point
represent
2.88
Capital Growth
Hamilton
Shares
5
5
49
50c
.
12.67
Standard
Natl
Security Ins
35%
(Fla) _1
of Amer
11.72
2.78
Group Securities—
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
Home Owners Life Ins Co
Insurance Corp
&
7.18
1
Capital Corp—
General Investors Trust
6.05
4.19
al5.58
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General
5.54
1
Street
1
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753/4
—5
Ji»83
23%
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lo
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29%
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Ins
Springfield Insurance Co
55
5
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22
114
46
10
10.79
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10
129
33%
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9.87
Securities
~
120
106
5
1
2.53
9.62
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Jersey Insurance Co cf N Y___lo
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Putnam
26%
Jefferson
Fund
97
125
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46%
7.87
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64
119
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24y2
6.66
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126%
43%
9.61
New
Price
121
6.09
Series
59Vz
10
Quaker City Life
162
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Nucleonics Chemistry
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69%
5
1
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of N Y__lo
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Co
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1
38%
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434
55
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1
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12.46
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50%
3%
91
64
11.40
Series—
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27%
60%
1
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12%
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50
Hartford Steam Boiler
Series
27%
5
(S F)—„__2.50
18.34
Income Series
48 %
24 Vz
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Insurance
44
40 %
45,,
5
Republic
Republic
16.96
Series
Co
Insurance
15%
1
Corp—
2.50
3.33%
Indemnity Co
73%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Series
Stock
Pacific
59%
3.44
Series
Dividend
55%
14%
25.14
Investors
:
55 y2
3.37
Pioneer
8.85
Northern Ins Co of N Y
_4
23.24
21.16
2.61
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331/3
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Hanover Insurance Co
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5
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5
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Republic Ins
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31
1.25
1
13.70
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Investors
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Ins
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1
Inc
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Fire
Northeastern Insurance.
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interest
14.81
lc
series
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62%
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15.51
63
373/4
108 %
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25.47
21.93
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23.56
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12.78
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stock
68
207
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63%
59
193
16.87
interest—1
Fund
Common
Life
beneficial
of
Puritan
Mutual Fund
50 Vs
36%
10
5
Employers Reinsurance Corp
18.22
31%
29%
47
10
15.44
1
1
85%
34%
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Employers Group
Firemen's Fund
197
5
104 y2
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3.21
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151
188
5
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4.62
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143
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2.51
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67
80
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New Hampshire Fire_
272
4.23
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6.98
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of beneficial
457/s
62%
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10
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
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42%
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2.94
lo
62 %
66
(Ky) 2
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46 %
14%
58
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shares
Natl Old Line Ins AA
6y2
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7
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59
10
Ins
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2.30
2.54
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Insur
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Eagle Fire Ins Co
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Fund
5%
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140
61 %
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Co
4.15
Florida Growth Fund Inc__—10c
Mutual
National
\s/a
1199667225304
1970
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3.80
14.64
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
32 Va
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llO %
10
l
lc
20.21
17.86
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
Florida
Continental
1
Capital Fund
Fidelity
Life
Comwealth Life
lc
shares
25c
Growth Fund
Federated
30 Va
(Bait)
28 Vi-
105%
1
(N J)
shares
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12.42
&
Energy Fund Inc__
Monument Life
1
Co
2.73
Fund
14.64
HowardBalanced Fund
Eaton
13%
63 V2
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2.50
shares
11:62
Delaware
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lc
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67.47
13.32
10.57
11.33
1
1
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shares
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lc
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9.21
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20%
26%
5
Bankers Natl Life Ins
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18.69
1
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8.43
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1
56
1
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13.40
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Mercury
&
Insur—5
Maryland Casualty
1
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Merchants Fire Assurance_12.50
Midwestern United Life Ins Co__
(Newark N J)__2%
Nat
Bankers
Life
1
Assurance
Investors
Ins
National
___10
5
Fla)
Home
Paper
23.03
21.11
—
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
ny4
9%
Co_1.50
Metal
17.87
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Composite
25 Va
68
Insur
10.87
shares
General
Massachusetts
Stock Fund
Concord
Sayles
Electric
11.86
10.85
Commonwealth
_____
23
General
Connecticut General
10.67
9.76
Commonwealth
Fund Inc
23%
American
al7.01
Mass
International
Commonwealth
Lincoln
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
21%
&
16.13
Mutual Fund—*
13.17
Income
1
Life Insurance Co of Va
Amer
a30.46
201
Fund Inc
23 "A
9.97
1
139 %
Energy
&
21%
12.26
of
13.87
12.82
132 Via
Inc
Commonwealth
Assur_^___5
14.76
Fund
9.74
100
Securities
preferred
7 %
Life &
1
Loomis-Sayles
14.74
8.91
-50c
com__1.25
Chemical Fund Inc
Christiana
13.49
1
—
38
Amer
is y4
5
Penna
35 y2
Inc—1
Fund
of
10
Inc—1
Investors
Co
Fidelity
American
Managed Funds—
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
Co
Assurance
Equitable
Amer Ins Co
7.26
Stk
15.74
Inc
Insurance
(Jacksonville
12.35
Fund
19
American
16.77
Loomis
1
Ltd
(1954)
Canadian
Life
5
15.95
14.55
Lazard
Canada
Fund-
134
Insurance
American Heritage Life Ins—
17.21
7.81
Fund
Street
Ridge
92%
129
Life
American
17.55
15.91
Ltd
26 %
88%
Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
15.00
6.62
Fund
Ask
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)—2
24'A
127
American
26.44
16.08
_
Stocks)
Com
Bid
150
121 %
Co
American
20.08
13.75
4.30
13.82
Par
142
10
Agricultural
23.93
(Discount Bonds)
K-2
10.14
24.31
21.94
Ask
10
Insurance
Aetna
Bonds)
Bid
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
al5.10
Grade Bonds)
14.44
Boston
Broad
37.73
Mutual Fund—1
B-l
1
*
Fund
36.99
Aetna
Keystone Custodian Funds
(The)
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
(Quotations for Friday, August 25)
Par
15.04
1
4.77
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
13.76
Inc
8.62
Fund
Investors
Bid
1
1
1
Shares
American Mutual Fund Inc
Associated
Par
Fund
1.25
Inc
Fund
American
2.70
Inc
Business
American
Funds—
2.45
Par
Fund
Advisers
Mutual
25c
Funds—
Mutual
Aberdeen
.
Fund
—
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
*
Investors Variable Paymt Fund
Investors
Group
Cdn Fnd Ltd
6.73
6.22
Growth
Winfield
Ind
Fund
Wisconsin
Inc
1
7.49
8.10
3.15s
12-
1-60
9-
5-61
100
100.2
3s
5-
1-61
2-
1
1-
3s
3-61
10-
2-61
100
100.2
2.95s
6-
1-62
3-
1-62
2-62
2-
2.95s
Security
Bonds
Amer
Bid
Tel
Baltimore
Tel
&
Gas
102%
102%
103%
104%
Motorola
H8
122
Mueller
4%s
El
Paso
Ferro
4VsS
Corp
117
1982
Edison
43/4S
120
99
1977
120
1991
101
Ohio
Pacific
1975
121
126
1981
99
1976
118
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
5%s
Gen'l Tire &
Cement
5s
1977
ww
1984
KimbcTy Clark 4%s
Long Island Lighting 5s
Lowenstein
_
Rubber 6s ww_1982
Hilton Hotel 6s
(M)
104
1986
100%
101
1991
103 %
104
Electric
5s__199l
Michigan Consol Gas 5V8S__1986
M^'^an-Wisconsin
y/2;
80
82
103%
104y2
103
104
Power—
1981
Elect
Sperry Rand
U
S
104%
3.20s
Ask
United States
29
Bid
Aug.
89
Sep.
103%
104%
Sep.
102
102 %
Sep.
104
106
Sep.
106
108
1991
99
100
104
1986
of Am
Corp
99%
5y2S
4y2s
1961
99.950
Dec.
14,
1961
99.913
Dec.
21,
1961
99.863
Dec.
28,
1961
14,
21,
1961
22,
28,
1961
99.851
99.858
Jan.
4,
1961
99.811
99.819
Jan.
11,
Oct.
5,
1961
99.759
99.770
Jan.
15,
13,
1961
99.704
99.716
Jan
18,
1962
105
Oct.
16,
1961
99.682
99.695
Jan.
35,
1962
100 %
Oct.
19,
1961
99.662
99.676
Feb.
1,
1962
8,
80
26,
99.617
99.630
Feb.
Nov.
2,
1961
99.564
99.578
Feb.
105 y2
Nov.
9,
1961
99.513
99.526
Feb.
1971
Oct.
Nov.
100
.
Nov.
4%s
wfiStcoast Trans 5y2s
100.1
100.2
100
100.2
1962
-
,
99.316
99.240
99.272
99.193
-
1961
99.462
99.476
Mar.
23,
24,
1961
99.408
99.418
Apr.
15,
1962
July
15,
99.227
_
_
.
_
—
99.119
99.154
99.071
_
_
99.108
98.997
99.036
98.975
99.015
98.942
.
98.823
98.866
98.770
-
98.797
98.746
1962
16,
99.360
-
1962
15,
23.
Ask
99.286
1962_
99.856
99.30
100
99.332
1962
Oct.
99.906
100
100.2
-
1962
98.687
98.224
97.423
1962
98.658
98.205
_
97.450
1962
98.413
_
210
105
Nov.
30,
1961
par
value,
1970
116
1971
5y2S
Electric
7,
99.944
1961-
99.31
Bid
Dec.
7,
130
103
4-62
100
Treasury Bills
76
132
99%
1-62
6-
99.988
104%
1982
5-
5-61
99.985
125
1992
4-
1-61
1961
ww—1967
5'As
3-61
9-
1961
1961
1971
5s
Industries
102%
Ask
78-
wi
31,
1969
5s
Gen
5y2s ww
Amer
132
1-61
100 %
103
Tennessee Gas Trans 5yas—1981
Virginia
104
4%s
5y2S
Co
Underwood
3s
100.2
1986
Elec
4%s
Gas
Southern
Textron
1981 •
100.3
100
1977
5s
5'As debentures
Sheraton
108
100.1
2-62
Sep.
47/8S—1991
ww
Phoenix Steel
212
& Sons—
4%s
Massachusetts
120
'
3.05s
4-61
1-
1973
Petroleum
Pennsylvania
120
Peoples
General Port
84
100.2
12-
3-61
1991
Pwr
Edison 4%s
102%
113
99%
100
1-61
4-
136
1976
Northern States
99%
27%
1986
—1975
3%s
Brass
124
112
3%s
4%s
Inc
Northern Natural Gas 4%s_198l
101%
Company 4%s
Units
Const
Homes
National Can 5s
5y4S__1977
Natural Gas
Flintkote
1979
4%s_1975
Chance Vought 5y4S
Consolidated
Bid
Modern
47/8s_1986
11-
3-
2.90 s
Issues
Bonds
Ask
1998
Elec
Industries
Carrier Corp
Debentures
4%s
&
Bausch & Lomb Opt
Burlington
Conv.
&
1-61
3s
Recent
62
109
113
103%-
104 y4
•No
101
New
„_1991
1988
98
120
99.358
FOOTNOTES
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
FOR
value,
t New
99.384
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing on the
Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
194
Number
6085
.
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(887)
47
■
Week
THE
COURSE
OF
clearings this week will show
Bank
liminary figures compiled by
BANK
increase
an
CLEARINGS
compared with
year
a
Pre¬
ago.
1961
$
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
Pennsylvania— Altoona
Saturday, Aug. 26, clearings for all
Scran ton
there is
in
At this center
1960.
Our comparative
summary
for
1958
1959
$
1,333 543
2,232 042
—18.0
1,365,446
2,865 224
—68.5
2,378,033
2,177,769
5,123, 680
1,121,000 ,000
6.1
5,144,766
0.2
1,125,000,000
4,782,212
1,042,000,000
8.9
5,677,312
4,088,906
1,119,000,000
4,930,065
5,414 048
8,439,799
Wilkes-Barre
gain for the week ending Friday of 7.6%.
a
Our preliminary totals stand
week
19
5,443,978
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
same
Aug.
or
Dec. %
902,345
Chester
7.7% above those of the corresponding week last year.
$26,000,133,683 against $24,139,002,526 for the
Inc.
1,829,420
1,698,654
Bethlehem
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
at
$
-M#
Third Federal Reserve District— Philadelphia-
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
Ended
1960
.
7,853 627
—
—
7.5
0~4
25,862 640
+
13,544 419
1,196,094,932
7,020 176
Delaware—Wilmington
27,888,379
New
14,916,101
1,192,038,308
2,013,438
1,841,748
1,641,059
6,836,492
6,624,537
3,593,019
+
—
6,989,567
Jersey—Trenton
+
3,840 533
(a)
York
+ 27.4
3,692,862
7.8
7,950,601
26,404,111
6,927,780
16,309,900
+ 10.1
12,503,325
14,371,943
0.3
1,198,694,853
1,104,630,406
this week follows:
Total
'
v
Week Ended Aug. 26
%
1960
1961
York_
New
1,210,594,484
City
990,000,000
+
699,351,196
+
500,000,000
Francisco
451,182,350
371,700,000
+
825.891,000
729,539,930
+
Cleveland
568,173,257
15,109,425
83,076,400
14,207,000
14,195,300
+ 20.7
471,973,795
1,638,561,694
1
14,499,169
449,436,870
k
1,621,744,256
_
Baltimore
Ten
Other
___
cities,:'five
cities,
_
_
399,989,358
-
.
Total
All
cities,
Total
days_
five
_
.
days__
819,738.620,557
_
5,217,927,605
_
_
$18,354,183,238
_
+
(7 cities)
4,820,682,740
+
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
7.5
Richmond
8.2
South
cities, five days.
day
one
all
issue of next week.
+
8.2
+
$26,000,133,683 $24,139,002,526
We cannot furnish them today,
inasmuch
as
6,136,580
22,016,000
289,217,766
—
are
the
elaborate
detailed statement,
For the week there
the whole
the week ends
an
was
decrease of
a
Districts in
Reserve
the New York Reserve
280,561,310
smaller by
are
of
10.1%.
the
are
located and from this
we
361,568,762
139,302,511
968,444,026
927,667,612
+
4.4
862,061,804
782,360,419
38,563,660
187,393,620
+
211,915,972
518,800,000
497,900,000
+
cities)
(6
;
.
•
'
.
40,020,784
8,345,787
7,957,281
Macon
8,095,688
6,810,976
295,839,848
304,732,886
312,393,303
368,897,165
762,478
17,449,141
772,141
264,129,000
268,847,393
1,677,849,844
Total
Orleans
cities)
(10
4.4%
loss of 1.1% and in the Phila¬
larger by 1.1% and
are
but in the Atlanta Reserve District the
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is a
totals
the
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
an
following
we
show
an
5,220,517
furnish
12 Cities
York
Philadelphia
a
summary
Inc. or
1959
1958
$
Dec. %
$
$
1,022,299,658
1,003,363,977
15,310,080,620
+
2.0
932,022,710
855,498,638
—
1.1
12,215,295,651
"
1,192,038,308
1,196,094,932
—
0.3
1,198,694,853
Sioux
1,638,561,694
1,621,744,256
+
1.0
1,539,832,505
13 ,970,766
1.8
16,845,951
659,952
276,786,913
1.3
1,561,710,545
1,314,061,581
4, ,005,029
3,532,043
16,581,714
8,680,198
+
0.6
—
1.3
—
620,837
203
,182,044
Decatur
6
"
968,444,026
927,667,612
+
4.4
"
1,677,849,844
1,699,324,263
"
17
1,954,354,058
1,948,131,853
—
+
1.3/
862,061,804
1,871,886,497
0.3
1,314,061,581
880,930,264
871,920,897
+
1.0
793,787,981
826,605,578
+
7.1
795,326,240
693,588,577
10th Kansas City
"
9
11th Dallas
6
"
10
818,744,454
"
835,578,530
—
778,694,721
2.0
689,189,976
701,107,076
+
678,968,856
1.7
689,387,769
2.6
14 ,712,423
13,110,284
+
9.7
95 ,573,000
+
9.8
10 ,246,640
184,384,654
9,050,430
4,917,662
1,695,136,337
1,616,346,344
+
4.9
1,539,311,339
Total
,333,098
154,622,900
58,417,106
53, 023,074
7,610,519
48,293,813
19,994,164
1,603,034
1,443,868,924
7,558,347
+ 12.7
17,563,315
4.4
18, 310,412
1, 533,078
2.8
1,384 ,153,451
+ 15.7
7 ,206,460
1,120,047,293
6,077,230
18,041,110
13,679,117
8,495,745
Louis
8,917,111
1,948,131,853
Ninth Federal Reserve
+
0.1
24,767,593,702
13,700,560,322
—
1.6
12,968,481,709
Clearings at—
statement
v
..
Aug.
:___
Inc. or
1959
1958
$
$
Dec. %
$
$
4,542,407
-
4,524,920
+
3,798,637
0.4
8,986,073
8,698,367
+
3.3
7,497,162
+
0.5
761,916,587
3,670,905-
+23.6
3,610,530
Helena
Total
cities)
(7
Tenth Federal Reserve
+
6.5
1,671,046
1,283,808
3,939,571
+13.8
3,713,715
19,600,541
17,114,658
+14.5
13,984,093
14,222,984
+18.4
11,976,691
Total
L.____
Connecticut—:Hartford-
63,901,493
55,466,939
+15.2.
26,484,300
:
9,094,903
3.4
13,321,684
+
2.2
7,607,975
16,734,606
+
1.1
+ 12.5
4,664,925
7,813,385
16,348,665
15,500,837
826,605,578
+
7.1
795,326,240
693,588,577
1,310,200
1,146,626
9,216,236
193,760,568
18,896,553
30,243,460
25,559,472
+
39,458,700
____
.
3.6
56,317,329
37,333,276
22,436,210
.
41,229,700
—
4.3
40,843,400
n.
48,259,569
5,831.000
6,464,291
14,531,068
!
Galveston.:
Falls
Wichita
Louisiana—Shreveport
4,231,771
+
4.0
4,257,310
+
2.0
932,022,710
-
2,857,439
1,003,363,977
cities)
(6
855,498,638
31,291,906
157,895,191
162,997,624
3,790,586
3,222,817
+
1.4
27,356,130
25,072,117
—
3.1
143,854,721
141,484,863
+17.6
2,930,876
2,538,103
—10.1
3,482,301
262,173,131
1.3
11,799,111,993
56,928,514
+
2.3
46,807,309
43,264,715
34,107,942
+24.1
28,251,829
12,845,488,516
Rochester
,58,210,475
42,325,622
_
—
4,968,896
7,327,518
—10.8
1,058,451
1,852,719
—19.6
894,810
718,534
+
7.6
11,367,343
+
0.1
185,760,980
7,082,181
31,626,237
518,009,656
9,912,669
159,860,816
+ 13.2
+
—
4.3
4.0
8,483,756
29,637,621
456,596,843
15,078,380
7,816,683
15,052,535
+ 21.0
—
2.0
778,694,721
689,387,769
+
1.1
7,272,276
89,554,409
78,446,375
+14.2
72,931,937
69,582,037
100,476,151
92,237,512
+
8.9
90,568,555
88,281,542
15,141,806,768
*
Francisco
Jose
132,983,128
26,246,820
14,026,421
886,623,537
44,159,962
15,310,080,620
—
1.1
12,215,295,651
11,155,635,997
12^M61
Barbara—
Santa
Stockton
;
Total
Grand
-—-
(10
total
cities).
4.5
14,734,959
1.3
588,649,872
509,698,857
+
6.0
46,153,199
\ 39,777,406
+ 11.5
7,083,898
7,920,289
5.5
14,426,639
6,338,000
7,459,561
13,098,436
+
1.7
678,968,856
589,032,448
+
8.5
231,284,727
5,998,929
264,293,853
115,704,778
221,235,449
6,411,410
229,915,070
100,648,550
29.694,041
18,289,805
710,357,067
35.527,840
8,797,984
14,537,838
+ 14.4
15,375,944
241,581,680
6,130,100
+ 14.9
+
—
(107
:
cities)
19,237,103
1,695,136,337
New
(a \
York City
rieoHncrK
nnerations
16,479,549
8?c'nqRR«
45,098,862
Ja'?cT'nn9
19,163,002
1,616,346,344
28,576,744,177
28,546,048,838
13,923,722,217
13,700,560,322
discontinued.
3.1
1.3
—12.5
35,788,487
—14.9
22,196,249
6.9
803,972,626
33,122,429
11,221,654
+
—
2.1
+
2.6
+
0.4
15,727,607
+
4.9
1,539,311,339
1,375,415,054
+
0.1
24,767,593,702
22,127,822,320
1.6
12,968,481,709
11,370,885,515
—
Outside
12,660,188
+
+
25,308,330
5,359,414
14,653,021,960
"
San
10,756,936,805
4,816,298
York
Syracuse
208,744,163
—
290,245,635
City
Beach
Pasadena
3,167,485
—
Lake
California—Long
San
689,189,976
7,045,149
Utah—Salt
31,716,076
Jamestown
535,338,515
1.6
District—San Francisco—
Oregon—Portland
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
45,539,566
5.098,000
701,107,076
Worth
Fort
16,639,163
-600,740,936
608:635,059
Yakima
_—
835,578,530
17,386,089
-
flag
Twelfth Federal Reserve
Buffalo
+ 10.8
—
District—Dallas-
Washington—Seattle
York—Albany
13,185,892
6,911,926
818,744,454
Austin
Texas
37,522,800
4,402,653
cities)
560,907,069
13,327,744
8,360,834
21,276,387
1,022,299,658
Hampshire—Manchester
21,393,842
cities)
(9
Total
4.8
4,613,723
12,986,362
31,536,393
538,252,629
Eleventh Federal Reserve
10,764,453
;
cities).
+
8,735,764
477,805,028
169,002,157
10,248,377
10,339,764
553,709,689
220,613,459
921,477
St. Joseph
^—
Colorado—Colorado Springs
13,424,917
16,839,316
i.
Worcester
Jersey
699,874,470
3,464,208
1,168,225
Missouri—Kansas City
3,798,831
Springfield
New
793,787,981
871,920,897
9,918,752
193,864,558
—
Wichita
*
Jersey—Newark
1.0
161,126,221
District—Kansas City-
Hastings
3,013,940
1,481,763
___—4,482,479
New .Bedford
Elmira
3,037,845
+
227,723,915
713,905,173
1,578,354
4
—
(12
1.8
356,200,000
198,442,734
142,616,523
2,615,213
401,900,000
885,471,690
—
Montana—Billings
7,004,559
823,222,927
4,536,984
_
.
Lowell
Island—Providence
1,526,710,584
1.9
3,313,055
827,486,358
—
Haven
1,871,886,497
5.6
12,539,126
4,715,736
7,691,962
Dakota—Aberdeen
Kansas—Topeka
19
1960
...
r____
River
+
,112,182
073,990
3.0
217,199,882
—
Dakota—Fargo
Omaha
Ended
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Portland
0.3
12
18,826,404
Paul
St.
South
showing the figures for each city for the
1961
,
Massachusetts—Boston
5.6
*'
14,370,175
■**10,625,717
6,863,813
18
179,030,900
10,839,417
North
19 for four years:
—+.
'
7 ,429,049
4.5
+ 12.6
+
—
447,500,000
241,925,789
613,659,163
Minneapolis
11,370,885,515
Week
Maine—Bangor
1,512,410
22,127,822,320
detailed
our
'"•!
—
District—Minneapolis-
Duluth
—
Lincoln
.'.
—
880,930,264
Nebraska—Fremont
ended August
—
439,000,000
249,278,892
189,123,158
3,528,214
—,
cities)
(4
Minnesota
1,375,415,054
28,546,048,838
13,923,722,217
City
add
,158,807
188
+ 12.9
•
"
now
5
+ 11.0
—
8 ,761,938
1,954,354,058
cities)
(17
4.3
84,991,000
8,633,705
3,594,455
0.1
15,404,615
Illinois—Quincy
589,032,448
28,576,744,177
107 cities
York
-
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
699,874,470
885,471,690
New
21 ,969,853
11, 284,013
+
8,746,376
18,858,236
i'jlC
;
Missouri—St.
1,526,710,584
"
Total
5.5
10,571,126
1,532,668
1,403,455,133
Rockford
782,360,419
1,561,710,545
.
"
12th San Francisco
3.6
+ 17.9
12,976,668
18,026,205
22,535,670
Chicago
Peoria
+
—
1,341,626,377
7
(9
202 ,766,442
108,490,000
65,926,743
City
Illinois—Bloomington
1,104,630,406
"
4
Total
,094,309
281,547,874
11,155,635.997
9th Minneapolis-
Northern
,904,799
289,450,638
—15.3
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1960
8th St Louis
New
,367,253
4,704,252
204,712,521
:
Rapids
Moines
Des
BANK CLEARINGS
10
7th Chicago
New
5
5
246
by Federal Reserve Districts:
7
6th Atlanta
New
7,100,524
6,498,178
2.9
9,044,803
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
decline of 2.0% but
10
5th Richmond
Total
4.9
+ 18.9
+
—
11,608,804
.
Springfield
15,141,806,768
"
9
4th Cleveland
New
416 ,900,000
18,493,264
Bend
Iowa—Cedar
22,596,187
15,303,107
Wayne
South
5,039,997
21,342,574
Indianapolis
improvement of 1.7% and in the
1961
1st Boston
Rhode
186 ,674,088
469,800,000
118,969,000
Indiana—Fort
in¬
$
New
39,008,740
174,011,775
4.2
District—Chicago-
Arbor.
Rapids
Lansing
District of 4.9%.
SUMMARY OF
Fall
32, 581,043
3.8
+ 13.1
1,699,324,263
17,546,984
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
note that in
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
1.3%.
Week Ended Aug. 19—
.
+ 10.2
21,280,535
248,182,336
7,737,180
139,055,035
Total
We
4,289,095
281,127,759
9,914,122
404,149,617
Nashville
1.6%, the bank clearings
We group the cities according to the
District the totals register a
Dallas Reserve District
Outside
5,066,271
22,749,000
3.1
+
0.3
Alabama—Birmingham
0.3%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 1.0% and the Minneapolis Reserve
San Francisco Reserve
week
9.8
+ 18.0
+ 17.8
Florida—Jacksonville
present further below,
we
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
District of 7.1%.
3rd
—
+
Georgia—Atlanta
increase of 0.1%, the aggregate clearings for
which they
Richmond Reserve District by
2nd New
1,341,626,377
9,942,969
Terre
gain of 2.0%.
In
1,539,832,505
149,118,130
Tennessee—Knoxville
delphia Reserve District of 0.3% but in the Boston Reserve District the totals record
in the
1.0
459,892,623
Grand
crease
+
13,051,797
12,830,381
10,952,947
■
Ac¬
previous week—the week ended
Outside of this city there was a gain of
center showing
Federal
totals
401,883,355
country having amounted to $28,576,744,177 against $28,546,048,838 in the
week in 1960.
in the
13,666,410
440,689,111
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
has to be estimated.
cases
however, which
able to give final and complete results of the
Aug. 19.
a
4.8
—
175,629,445
Mobile
this
2.1
—
461,139,693
Columbia—Washington™
Total
not available at time of going to press.
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
at
552,041,631
60,513,500
16,631,922
1
of
"r|
7.7
5,533,175
25,971,000
Augusta
Saturday and the Saturday figures
same
76,229,500
6.3
+
Carolina—Charleston,.
7.7
964,136,548
week
for
+
___
_
cities
$24,956,548,162 $23,174,865,978
_
_
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
In
+ 19.5
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
District
Total all
are
13,710,837
287,594,876
6.0
Maryland—Baltimore
we
12,887,577
340,524,759
639,203,226
+
•
west
our
3.4
4.9
+ 12.4
—
+ 11.5
331,452,375
99,258,700
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 13.2
391,233,617
664,914,362
Mansfield
3.5
Pittsburgh
358,942,662
697,814,878
Columbus
+ 10.8
'385,100,000
Louis.
14,130,868
346,860,793
Cleveland
8.8
15,885,728
Cincinnati
5.4
761,119,068
Kansas
Ohio—Canton
0.4
1,043,000,000
Boston
San
—
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
.
7.6
+
_
Philadelphia
St.
(10 cities)
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
48
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the
Tariff
Act
CERTIFIED
BY
AUGUST
FEDERAL
18.
1961
RESERVE
TO
AUGUST
BANK
24,
Country
and
Noon
Unit
Monetary
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
1961,
ACT
TARIFF
UNDER
TREASURY
TO
OF
In
and common stock called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
The
number gives the location in
ing tenders, and the page
(Value
York
New
States
United
in
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Aug. 21
Aug. 22
$
Argentina,
peso
Australia,
.0121248
...
pound
-
Austria, schilling
—
Money)
France
India,
—
.0385500
.0385500
.0385750
.0385750
.0200850
.0200800
.0200800
.970312
.970468
.0970093
Ireland,
Italy,
lira
Japan,
—
,00310887
.203320
.203266
.250354
2.804120
2.804000
1st
2.803800
.00161090
.00161090
.00276225
.00276216
.325933
.326133
.325033
.326066
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
,0800560
.00276216
•
0800560
-
_
.277641
.277600
.277443
.277483
2.775821
2.776356
2.776237
2.776039
.140081
.140141
.140125
.140112
.0348875
.0348937
-
.0348937
.0349000
v-'
_
_
.0166436
.193641
.0166436
.193600
:
Africa,
rand
Kingdom, pound sterling
1st
.0166436
.231662
.231693
1.396821
1.396762
1.396662
2.803580
2.804120
2.804000
2.803800
and
528
1
1
529
Gas
bonds
due
series
1987
Water
&
15,
Sept.
1981
Sep
—
"E" due Sept.
bonds series
Power
Light
&
6%
Bellas
5Vz%
New
Haven
series
Water
due
B
Coal
E
due
due 1965____
Springfield
increased
$131,000,000, and real estate loans in¬
$29,000,000.
Demand deposits adjusted decreased $173,000,000 in
New York City, $154,000,000 in Chicago.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve banks decreased $311,000,000 and bor¬
rowings from others increased $508,000,000.
Loans to
domestic commercial banks increased $447,000,000.
Texas
creased
(In millions of dollars)
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) since
Aug. 23,
ASSETS—
.v.'
Gold
Aug. 16,
certificate
account
1,
1977
Sep
Oct.
1,
1984—
1960
16,291
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
I
70
1,047
+
7
17,338
+
7
1,394
415
+
19
6
54
176
+
Aug. 9,
Aug. 16,
gold
certificate
reserves
Cash
(434)
Discounts
and
advances
62
—
due
Total
loans
U.
S.
under
repurchase
Government
agrmt.
and
adjusted!
investments
1977_Sep
—Nov
—
adjusted!.:—_—__
*!%
Certificates
114,555
514
+
—
19,777
Bonds
27
12,324
—
3,499
—
69
+
+
1,015
263
+
Other
12,267
29
319
Other
bought
under
Total
dealers
and
for
outright
repurchase
U.
Govt,
S.
Total
items
Bank
and
premises
Other
27,016
—
agrmt.
—
27,016
—
132
66
395
for
securities
27,110
in process of collect'n
(1,010)
—
449
Loans
-
•f
—1,021
111
590
6
Real
12
19
(1,444)
_
—1,432
49,524
Reserve
to
" (434)
_
27,532
reserves.
account
388
+
616
Other
financial
51
+
&
cash
15
+
16
+
accrued
—
4
—
3.314
—
546
90
1,476
—
777
56
7
—
(1,444) 48,192
815
—
capital
accounts
One
coll.
trust
bonds
series
B__
&
coll.
trust
bonds
series
C____—_
Ratio of gold
deposit
bilities
ances
&
1
+
+
certificate
and F.
R.
Reserves
+
8
36
States
+
42
49,524
liability
year
964
—
83
—
on
165
+
Securities
foreign
26
+
891..
+
232
1
+
Federal
+
3,060
20
+
are
the
eliminations
—
59
made
in
the
+
of
S.
in
demand
deposits ad¬
justed.
Commercial and industrial loans increased in all but
district
increase
a
net
of
of
$233,000,000, as compared with a
$47,000,000 during the same week last
and
year.
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carry¬
ing Government securities increased $94,000,000; their
loans for purchasing or
carrying other securities de¬
Loans
to
nonbank
financial
insti¬
f
Page
*
due
Sept.
1, 1967——Sep
cumul. pfd. stocks_Sep
5
738
1
527
Inc.—
convertible debs, due Dec.
6
739
Nov
1
315
Oct
1
530
31, 1978—Sep
Sep
:
744
14
-Sep
.
•
i «|
20
.Sep
1
15
745
29
640
.Sep
8
428
Sep
15
574
—Oct
2
'&
532
Sep
.Sep
Co,—
5%%
series
class
Inc.,
"4
/
Service
Controls
due
1987
!
stock
A
!__
u_____
Co.—
preferred
conv.
"5
■
'■j
,
stock
Brothers,
Standard
debentures,
conv.
Inc.
Financial
cumul.
5%
Corp.,
April
due
conv.
cumul.
75c
1,
pfd.
1975
stock
fv, t
«■
preferred stock—Aug 30
"■15
680
Cities Gas
Co., 5%
Announced
Corp.,
in
this
notes due Apr. 1, 1969—Sep
cumul. conv. pfd. stock
Sep
inc.
$1
30
789
11
790
issue.
—2,307
260
—
'".M
DIVIDENDS
669
—
96
+
1,455
+
Continued from page 14
—1,115
13
+
131
+
209
+
36
+
2,481
—
2,853
149,734
-
Name of
Hunt
+ 9,200
61,017
—
_•
^
political
981
+
253
89,113
adjusted!
—2,067
+
1,737
64,013
+
4,712
subdivisions
.
856
64
—
11,557
+'
346
A
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
8-31
8-15
series
B
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
8-31
8-15
5%
NA
savings
+
official
institutions,
35
666
etc.
1,023
+
NA
t25c
(quar.)
and
savings
deposits—totalfl
4.
40,474
36
+
6,722
deposits
time
and
28,985
:
political
subdivisions
30
—
ish
NA
2,811
+
12
153
.
+
2
interbank
+
802
official
institutions,
1,922
+
44
+
3
preferred
NA
From
Other
Banks
Reserve
88
others
1,947
liabilities
CAPITAL
311
ACCOUNTS
:
508
5,488
—
+
+
183
2
12,624
—
—
+
+
of
of
loans
valuation
to
domestic
reserves;
t Includes all demand
commercial
Year-ago comparison
ings banks.
§ Includes
certified
t! Includes
time
.
loan
banks
items
and
are
after
shown
364
and
change
officers'
U.
S.
in
checks
deposits
not
due
shown
Government
and
to
t62y2c
t65c
expenses
'10-
9-30
10-
2
9-15
9-15
•
9-15
1
9-12
10c
9-15
8-
2
for
9-
1
8-
1
depos¬
Inc.—
de
(quar.)
——
Mexico,
S.
National
Bank
Water
Water,
Inland
sav¬
separately,
postal savings not
Inland
&
Bell,
Steel
Inspiration
Co.
60c
A
8-28
11-30
n-18
4
1
9-
1
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
2
9-15
8-15
,
8-10
Co.
10-30
25c
(quar.)
tl5c
9-15
9-
40c
Copper
4
;
2
12-
$1.25
(quar.)
8-
2
$1.06 J/4
preference
(quar.)
1
1-
30c
,
9-
9-
(quar.)
10-
$3
(quar.)
Consolidated
9-11
8-17
-
75c
—Z
~~
(quar.)_
class
15c
1
50c
common
Ltd.,
Container,
9-15
—
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
4(4% preferred B (quar.)
'
9-
4c
A.—
(Providence)
5%
735
6c
.
shares
Indianapolis
deduc¬
mutual
9-30
•
20c
Corp.
Eiectrica
Indiana Gas &
677
deposits except those of U. S. Government and
less cash items in process of collection.
excludes
and
Boston
Quarterly
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6%
preferred (s-a)
300
gross.
tax
of
General
American
banks,
deposits of
shown separately.
NA Not available.
commercial
individual
10-14
8V2%
income
Industria
Ingram
! Exclusive
tion
10-13
8
amount
to
approximately
depositary share after Brit¬
per
Fund
Industrial
Federal
12-13
10-23
!35c
(quar.)
Quarterly from net investment income
Borrowings:
From
12-28
25C
;
9-15
$1.25
___.
9-
9-15
9-30
57 %C
(quar.)
Properties, class A (monthly)
Incorporated Investors (quar.)
NA
100
etc.
—
9-15
$1.25
Income
NA
Indiana
banks
2
9-15
9-29
itary).
Income
Foreign:
Commercial
10-
25c
(Payment -will
NA
58
+
6,336
:
Circuit Breaker Co.—
$0,135
deposits
8-15
50c
(quar.)
Interim
Time
8-31
Mortgage Corp.—
Sugar
Company
4.60%
NA
'
131
12 Vzc
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
$1.40 preferred
(quar.)
!
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
Imperial Life Assurance
(Canada)
(quar.)
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland
Foreign:
banks
Erie
preferred
I-T-E
514
&
Hyster
NA
1
—
Holdern
series
(quar.)
common
Huttig Sash & Door, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
522
1,037
When
Payable of Rec.
Industries,
Quarterly
32
+
+
Per
Share
&
Hutchinson
NA
4,116
.
Company
Foods
Hur^n
interbank:
domestic
$61,000,000.
300
.—
1,347
banks—
Government
Domestic
of
$981,000,000
Date
•
and 4%%
Gas,
bonds
subord.
9-
8-15
50c
9-21
.
1'
10-16
9-
1
'£
5
Institutional
Shares Ltd.—
Institutional Income Fund
ment
inc.
Institutional
plus 5c
vestment
from
(8c from invest¬
security profits)
13c
Ltd.— Foundation Fund
income)
9-12
»-* o
to
Shares,
Institutional
'•
i
Diego Imperial Corp.—
5%
Governments,
decrease
652
consoli-
weekly reporting member
banks in leading cities showed the
following principal
changes for the week ended Aug. 16:
Increases of $417,000,000 in loans
adjusted and $1,037,000,000 in United States Government demand deposits.
' f
'
r
Corp.—
Express,
cumul.
.%
:
■
^
5,515
898
+
12,502
—
.
Individuals, partnerships and corporations
Savings
statement
*
CALLED
.
debentures
Public
mortgage
Utility Appliance
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Condition Statement of Member Banks
condition
Banks
Reserve
deposits.—total §
Commercial
4
ISSUE
■A
362
195
—
4,191
domestic
Governments,
—
Inc., 5% pfd. stock—Sep 15
pfd. stock—
Nov
1
cumul.
5,794
75
—
11,187
deposits
p
139
J!
'■-'4
conv,
Seeman
LIABILITIES—
accept¬
for
2.1%
•
1
Inc.—
Hydratane
5%
Mutual
.5%
Circuit,
6(4%
4(4%
subordinated
5(4 %
+
15,913
Commercial
+
Freight,
Howell Co..
5(4%
+
6,243
—
assets/liabilities
5
750
—
Co.
Robertshaw-Fulton
139
+
447
+
1,520
years
with
lia¬
38.3%
purchased
five
with
States
13
—1,432
Theatre
subordinated
&
Northwestern
241
.
—
29
+
—
5,461
indebtedness..
of
and coin
reserves
note
combined
creased
18
33,328
-
years
Currency
States
A
113
1,639
banks
securities
28
+
+
85
accounts (1,444)
cap.
one
five
Domestic
The
Artists
Oct
preference series A stock
Hamilton Management Corp., 5%
debentures
Kratter Corp., $1.20 cumul. conv. preferred stock—
Ling-Temco Electronics, Inc.-—
5(4%
conv.
subord. debs, due Sept. 1, 1970——
Manitoba Sugar Co., 6%
preferred shares
417
;
—
+
13,002
—
certificates
Other
[Vf;
3
580
Securities—total
bills
to
After
Other
U.
liabs.
Figures in parentheses
dating process.
te
+
9
+ V
16,278
Demand
817
Total
one
&
mtge.
"
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
15
+
—1,446
430
Surplus
net
mtge.
1st
Blossman
6
—
61
—
+
—
commercial
Demand
in
correspondents
"if.
1st
%
*
Total
dividends
'4 r
t
%
Roadway
258
+
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid
Contingent
[i y
94:
3,379
etc.—
-—
Government
S.
domestic
Balances
items (1,010)
liabilities
CAPITAL
''I
E_
Bell
institutions:
finance,
1
to
56
+
17,290
availability
Total
$
series
■
107
banks
loans
Loans
1,458
—
+
293
Other liabs.
Other
—
575
deposits
Deferred
it
116
244
Total
IaJ
bonds
All
.
750
—
16,178
Other
to
269
.<
gw ''+0; "66
+
1,376
loans
estate
Within
bank
U. S. Treasurer—genl.
i'
trust
Company and Issue—
carrying:
or
securities
personal
foreign
Treasury
notes
Foreign
1
'•')
1,781
finance,
U.
_
+
J
D__—
coll.
United
170
_
assets
Member
'•<*.
W!
528
^-___—
nonbank
to
Loans
74
+
4,380
_
\
+
Deposits:
*!
A
series
&
6%
1,887
purchasing
securities
253
+
LIABILITIES—
Federal
&
series
bonds
mtge.
5%
securities
Government
S.
Other
Treasury
h.
bonds
trust
1st
$1.40
securities
Sales
securities
assets
Total
iV
trust
%
San
loans
Cash
if
coll.
coll.
ENTIRE
pur¬
Other
h
&
&
1st
Held
i'h
233
"f $
1
789
Line Co.—
mtge.
mtge.
United
carrying:
or
loans
U.
,»
Total
Pipe
1st
4
987
41.7
31,592
1+iOl '
Government
S.
575
Oct
5
8,236
,+
70,404,
639
U.
1,683
Notes
138
Sep
1982__—_
1,
1st
Central
+
Oil
is
789
r
+
?
%
'
116,194
1—— r---
—
brokers
to
chasing
2,057
_
:
1977
4(4%
outright—
Bills
Mountain
Oct.
due
bonds
+ 8,468
loans'^
Agricultural*
securities:
Loans
Bought
T
1,
__________
—
4%%
••!
534
RR.—
Vulcan Materials
961
and industrial loans___
3
—„
*
5(4%
1960
+
32
Commercial
Held
investments—
and
Loans
Loans
Outright
638
Corp.—•
pipe line bonds due Sept.
1978
mortgage
Trans
Oct
Oct
stock—
1976_:
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS
Acceptances:
Bought
Transmission
■
*
-Oct
.___
preferred
debs,
f.
s.
5(4% debs, due Mar. 1,
Co., preferred stock
_d
mortgage
1,
d
t: -1
i.
637
& refunding mtge. bonds,
gen.
1975
5(4%
Co.,
5(4%
Terminal
1st
Aug. 17,
1961
1961
Total
Toledo
1,464
___
1st
Sept.
-i;
531
Sep
4
Aug. 24,
1961
1961
and
1
f
744
•
3(4%
1,
Insurance
Eastern
5%%
1
—Sep
Sept.
due
debs,
Gas
Co
*
Sep 22
._
Inc.—^-
Co.
Oct.
Natural
1990__
due
Ltd.—
Co.,
Hess,
-'"I |
>. 743
1, 1980__Aug 31
Co.—
series A bonds
subord.
conv.
and
"D"
series
bonds
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.,
if-1
*
15
Co.—
3%%
debentures
National
Peabody
r
530
Corp.—
due
Groceterias
series
tutions
421
.Sep
1967
15,
1
coll.
Northern
Consolidated Statement of Condition
630
1
15
Oct
Gas
Loblaw
.231712
1.396552
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
7
,7'
4%%
bonds
Central
6%
.231612
1.395955
2.802380
_
_
.—Sep
—Sep
bds
1, 1972
bonds due Sept.
1st mtge.
bonds, 5%%
series
Key West Propane Gas Corp.—
.193525
■
.231706
Switzerland, franc
South
.0166436
.193750
__
738
Co., 5%
debs, due March 1, 1972.!
Sep
Mining Co., 57/a% debs, due Sept. 1, 1969_—Sep
mortgage
Jersey
.193541
.0166436
—
1
/A
140100
_
15
Co.—
Natural
Indiana
mtge. s. f.
rt'.und.
1st
*
1984
Sep
due Oct. 1, 1982__Oct
1,
bonds, due March
5V2%
1st mortgage 4%
.277800
.0349000
Aug.
due
Light
4 V2 %
'1st
2.774633
pound
1st
.00276225
.00276241
.326066
1st
mortgage
Houston
Page
Co.—
Power
Homestake
.00161095
.00161085
.00161085
1980
coll. 3(/2%
Duquesne
'
+
\u
<
bonds
Utilities
Claycraft Co.
.210066
2.803580
E
due
ser.
and
Consumers
.250329
.210083
guilder
krona
of
•
.203337
.250253
.210050
krone
Sweden,
.203491
.250300
-
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Union
.210250
.00310887
.210083
-
_
Zealand,
United
.210275
2.802380
__
yen
Netherlands,
New
.210250
.00310887
.250325
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
Norway,
.210287
.210000
_
1st
.00310887
.203356
deutsche mark-
pound
4% %
.210250
(Metropolitan), new franc
series
Citizens
.970104
.00310889
rupee
Date
Corp.—
Atlanta Gas Light Co., 1st 5'/8% bds.
Baltimore
Gas &
Electric Co.—
2.234103
.0200850
-
—
Gas
5 Va %
.0121068
.0121141
.0200812
_
_
Markka
Germany,
Alabama
.970429
.
rupee
Finland,
$
2.234262
2.234358
i
fvl
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Aug. 24
$
.0386250
__
dollar
Ceylon,
Aug. 23
.0121141
2,233928
Thursday
Wednesday
$
.0121106
2.232972
-
Belgium, franc
narmrift,
$
f
(except where otherwise indicated)
in the Chronicle.
in which the details were given
PARTIAL
Aug. 18
FT m
bonds, notes,
list of corporate
a
preferred
including
1930
INCLUSIVE
transfers
m.
■•$
w
found
be
will
Below
the current volume
-
i'f'
Fund Notices
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
RATES
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
.
of
certifies daily to
EXCHANGE
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(888)
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"J
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10c
9-
1
8-
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Volume
194
Number 6085 4'»
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.
Chronicle
(889)
Per
Name of
Company
Insular Lumber
Co.
investors,
income)
Nickel, Ltd.
Paper
Co.,
(quar.)
preierred
International
$2
New
(quar.)
(initial).;
&
Interstate
Motor
Interstate
Securities
Investment
Co.
net
Investment
9-
Michigan
12-15
Mickelberry
Food
Midwest
Corp.
1
8-18
of
8-21
8-18
9-11
8-10
8
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-11
9-
1
8-
9-
1
Investors
8-15
12'/a C
8-31
Trust
25c
(quar.)
9-20
9-
15c
9-
8
8-18
27VaC
(quar.)
10-
2
9-12
6c
(quar.)
com.
9-28
$60c
5
9-
Services,
10-16
9-15
10-16
9-15
10-16
9-15
Life
8-25
Liggett
10c
(quar.)
9-
5
Lilly
(quar.)
37%c
Service,
10-18
1
10-18
10-
2
9-15
53 %c
10-
2
10-
2
9-15
9-
1
8-
Little
preferred
(quar.)
93 "Ac
9-
1
8-
(quar.)
97yac
9-
1
8-
4
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
9-
1
8-
47'/2c
9-
1
7-31
Iowa
Gas
Southern
&
Electric,
Utilities,
(quar.)
com.
div.)—
1
8-14
$2.40
1
8-14
Loblaw
9-
1
Jamestown
9-
1
8-18
9-15
8-31
.5%
Loblaw,
preferred
Water
Jantzen,
Inc.,
Jefferson
Jewel
A
$1.50
(quar.)
Supply,
preferred
(quar.)
Jones
&
Johnson
Lone
8-18
8
9-29
8-31
9-29
40c
9-
8-31
11-
933Ac
8
$1.25
10-
1
9-
5
50c
9-
8
9-
1
60c
9-15
9-
1
KVP
Sutherland
Kaiser
Paper
Aluminum
4'/a%
&
preferred
preferred
4%%
4%%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
series)
Power & Light,
preferred
(quar.)
&
Title
Nashville
Co.
9-
1
9-
9-
D.
Store
Macassa
8-14
(quar.)
i
ZZT.
MI
Ltd.
Centers,
&
Inc.
Quarterly
Macwhyte Company
9-
8-14
Mack
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
$1.12 ya
9-
1
8-14
4'/a%
preferred
Kansas Gas
&
Electric,
,4V2% preferred
r:
11-14
1
11-14
-12-
1
11-14
$1.12 Mr
common
12-
1
11-14
42c
(quar.)
9-29
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)_:
9-
8
$1.12%
10-
2
9-
8
$1.07
10-
2
9-
8
$1.15
(quar.)
10-
2
9-
8
9-
8
■
—i
■
—
preferred (quar.)____:
Corp.
(monthly)-
Katz Drug Co. (quar.)
Stock dividend
£;—
,i
$1.08
10-
2
7c
_
1
______
9-
1
8-10
9-15
8-31
25c
2%
Kawneer
Co.
(quar.)
Kekaha Sugar Co., Ltd
12-20
12-
1
15c
9-29
9-15
15c
-
9-12
9-
5
Kellogg Company—
3 Va %
(quar.)
preferred
Douglass
(quar.)_
Participating
Company,
preferred
A
Common
(quar.)
Kerite
Kern
(increased)
common
Oil
Ltd.
4.80%
Kirsch
B
Company
Kratter
Class
A
Class
R
Class
$1.20
(quar.)
(quar.)
C
__
(monthly)-
_—
preferred
S.)
(monthly)
preferred (monthly)
Co.
Kroger Company,
(quar.)
;
—
(quar.)_
common
(P.
R.)
&
Gas
Co.,
common
preferred
•5%
Superior
9-15
9-
A
(quar.)
preferred
Power,
8-25
Manhattan
Manning,
Shirt
Co.
Maxwell
Manpower.
Marquette
(quar.)l—
)
(quar.)
&
Marshall
414%
Field
&
8-
9
8-
9
8-
9
Co.
Masonite
Stock
(quar.)—
9-
1
8-
8
10-
1
9-
8
9-11
8-10
9-15
8-31
$1.14
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
8-31
7-31
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
25c
HO
<N
8-28
9-12
8-28
1
621/2C
68 %c
8-21
9-
8
9-
1
9-
1
8-14
9-15
/
,
Murphy
8-28
9-
8-
8
4
8-25
it
8-30
8-16
Nashville
8-30
8-14
dividend
8-15
9-15
8-11
8-15
9-27
10-
1
9-
6
8-
7
12c
10-
2
9-
6
10c
9-21
9-
6
10c
10-20
10-
6
40c
9-12
9-. 1
8-15
7-28
.
„
9- 1
10-
c
2
8-15
9-15
9-30
9-15
9-30
9-15
9-
8-15
9-
1
1
8-15
Bank
(Auburn.
Bank
of
Biscuit
7%
preferred
National
10-
6
9-20
Ltd.
1-20-62
12-20
National
National
National
9-15
8-25
National
1
McCorp Corp.,
$2.50
voting
A
(quar.)
B
8-17
9-11
8-21
9-
5
8-18
9-
6
8-24
ville)
Old
BB
(J.
McGraw-Edison
McGraw-Hill
&
Rubber
Screw
8-30
National
Securities &
Income
Growth
Corp.
Publishing,
McKesson
McNeill
&
(quar.)—_
93%c
9-
1
8-15
National
Union
(quar.)_
93 %c
9-
1
8-15
9-
Machine
$3.50
&
Metal
7%
&
Trust
8-18
8
8-18
Co.
New
New England
1
9-18
8-25
Co.,
common
9-30
9-20
1
8-
1
New
9-15
9-
1
Newmont
9-12
8-18
Merchants
Fire
Metropolitan
preferred
(N
8-11
New
York
Air
8-11
New
York
New
York
10-
1
9-15
New
York
9-11
8-21
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-18
8-30
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
4.45%
preferred
(quar.)
8
9-
8
——
9-
8
9-
1
9-11
9-
1
9-25
9-15
35c
9-15
8-19
40c
9-
5
8-15
9-14
9-15
8-31
10-
2
9-22
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
9-25
9-11
9-15
9-
9-12
8-24
5
9-21
9-
1
9-30
9-14
10c
-
9-15
8-31
20c
(quar.)
(initial
:_
quar.)
9-
1
8-18
$15c
10-20
9-29
5c
'
9-15
9-
9-
8-15
1
Line—
7y2c
1
37y2c
9-
1
8-15
60c
9-
1
8-18
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
&
9-15
9-
1
47y2c
9-29
9-
8
60c
10- 2
9-8
$1
10-
1
$1.04'4
10-
1
9-7
9-5
8-4
9-7
State
9-14
9-
9-
1
8-11
9-
40c
&
Gas
(quar.)
1
8-15
9-8
9-1
50c
10- 2
8-25
1
9-8
Corp.—
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
30c
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
60c
Dock-
Dry
Chicago & St. Louis RR.
Electric
Noranda
95c
10-
1
9-
1
Norfolk
9-
1
1
9-14
933/iC
10-
$1
50c
150c
10- 2
9-15
8-15
1
8-18
10- 2
9-15
9-15
9-
25c
(quar.)_—
9- 1
30c
—.—,_
9-
93 %c
(quar.)—
common
9-22
9- 8
30c
Niagara Share Corp.—
2
9-12
87yac
—
9-14
2
9-29
55c
Brake
preferred
334%
2
10-
I2V2C
15c
from
gains
accumul.
plus
current
undistributed
distribution
a
net
investment
4%
of
capital
15c
from
income
Nopco Chemical Co., common
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Mines,
&
Ltd.
Western
10-
10-
1
9-
1
$1.08%
10-
1
9-
1
Norris-Thermador Corp.
$1.11 V*
10-
1
9-
1
North American Car
Normetal
Mining
$1
Corp.,
common
Ltd.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
9'-
_
1
8-18
t50c
(quar.)
Ry.,
96y4c
(quar.)
4.35%
10-
9-
10-
5
8-18
(Pittsburgh)
com.
97'/ac
(quar.)__
3.90%
2
1
10-
35c
Newfoundland Light & Power, Ltd.
30c
—-—.
(quar.)
2
10-
9-
25c
(s-a)
Telephone (Ohio)
(quar.)
Newberry (J. J.t Co. (quar.)
35c
,__—
Y.)
10-
8-17
1
in¬
(quar.)
Auction
9-15
45c
9-15
11-
25
Shipbuilding
$1
.
8-28
40c
News
Newport
9- 1
8-11
9-25
75c
Insurance
Mining Co.
1
40c
pfd.
net
Co
1
87V2C
(quar.)
from
Quarterly
3.75%
9-15
1
Corp.—
Newark
,
3.80%
Zinc
2
10c
*'
(quar.)
)Conn.)
Lime
$1.18%
(quar.)—
Assurance
Edison,
Trust
9-
$1
(quar.)
2
9-11
9-
10c
(quar.)
new
10-
9-
75c1
62y2c
(Elizabeth)
(Canada)
Co.,
25c
Louis) 1 (quar.)—
(quar.)—._—..
Co.
Jersey
10-
v
(quar.)
45c
42 y2c
(quar.)_
Stores
Fire
$1.06 Va
—
—
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Insurance (increased quar.)
New Jersey Power & Light, 4%
pfd. (quar.)
4.05%
preferred (quar.)
Newport
(quar.)
(St.
Britain
9-
(Ohio)
(quar.)
(quar.)
New
8-25
15c
Rock,
New
9-15
9-12
40c
$1.12%
2c
Gas Pipe
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
9-15
25c
8-4
15c
Natural
9-15
37yac
8-15
9-1
10c
(Little
Common
8-17
J25c
9-
12y2c
Inc.
Products
9-29
10-
8-17
(Nash¬
(quar.)
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper (quar.)
8-31
15c
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Engineering
Co.
Bros.
9-29
$1.37'/a
Ltd.
Publishing Co. (quar.)_—
Termit Corp., common (quar.).
preferred
3.85%
8
9-
Corp.
15c
—
preferred
Meredith
9-
Shoe
Mercantile
&
Nestle-LeMur
Nautec
Neisner
55c
common
Mines
National
Merck
Neon
9-
35c
Corp., common (quar.)
414%
preferred (quar.)
Mellon
8-16
9-29
35c
Mead
Melville
9-11
8c
A
Portland
9-
25c
9
55c
8-15
10-10
9-15
$1
—
9-15
9-
8-15
Quarterly
1
10-31
8-25
8-25
8-11
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
50c
1
9-15
1
(s-a)
Research
Bank
(quar.)
Robbins, Inc.
Preferred
Standard
Steel
93 %c
9-
5
10-16
$1.75
quarterly
State
(quar.)
8-11
9-15
series
National
(quar.)
8-31
6
income.
National
35c
Porcupine
Stock
payments
vestment
Nevada
9-15
6c
8-25
Co
preferred
Mclntyre
Mfg.
8-15
1
9-
$1.50
Machinery
&
8
8
10-
9-15
10-13
9-15
series
Both
10-13
30c
___^^
National
8-28
1
9-1
50c
Presto- Industries
62yac
Co.
AA
National
National
2
Canada,
Insurance
Insurance
class
8-15
8
8-29
11-
30c
(s-a)
1
(quar.)
Ray)
Line
9-15
9-
8-19
-
70c
_:
Arkansas),
Class
5
30c
of
(quar.)
National
9
9-
11-15
25c
;
Accident
9-
(quar.)
common
nreferred
&
9-
—
$1.50
(quar.)_-_
Life
9-
1
56'Ac
Co.
preferred
55c
(quar.)
8-18
$1.06Vi
preferred
25c
common
(quar.)
quar.)
Chemical
(quar.)—
(quar.)
8-18
10-
(quar.)
Insurance
(Hartford)
(quar.)
Products Corp.
(quar.)
Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)_—
Lead Co., common
National
Co.,
Y.)
7%
8-18
common
9-
9-12
25c
Food
10-13
1
&
9-15
50c
20c
Fire
8-10
1
9-
Non-voting
8-10
1
12 Oc
Drug &
(quar.)
*$1.37 y2
.—
8-18
9-
20c
8-16
(quar.)
——
9-20
9-15
9-15
25c
Co
1
preferred
McCormick
Book
9-
5'/a%
(quar.)
10-16
25c
X_
Dairy Products Corp. (quar.)
Distillers & Chemical, com. (quar.)
National
8-18
(quar.)
8-23
55c
Blank
8-18
(quar.)
1
9-11
8-11
25c
Cash Register
(quar.)
City Lines (reduced quar.)
8-28
Lumber
1
12-
22V2c
National
1
River
fl-
12-20
$1.75
(initial
85c
7-27
8-31
9-12
Telegraph—
National
6
(1945 series)
9-28
8-31
35c
(quar.)
9-30
'
10-18
$3.50
9-12
9-
.
9-1
8-1
6c
9-12
9-15
Conveyer Co. (quar.)
Department Stores, common
8-10
9-15
9-1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
1
9-15
5c
National
preferred
2%
9-
8-21
2
15c
(quar.)
preferred
9-21
9-11
10-
40c
(quar.)
common
4l4%
9-30
,7-28
26V4c
N.
Tulsa
Co.,
4%%
25c
9-29
8-29
t$1.19
,
8-10
tlOc
8-31
(Fairfield County)—
for each 53 shs. held)
8h.
(1
8-31
(quar.)
1
(Initial)
Bank
t$i.i2ya
common
10-
10-16
Trust
35c
!___■
8-31
(quar.)
National
(quar.)-
McCormick-Armstrong Co.
&
div.
A
Block
8-25
1
8-15
8-31
5c
(quar.)
class
9-11
9-
9-15
8
1
(quar.)
9-25
9-
9-
1
(quar.)
common
8-18
9-11
8-26
10-
Corp
9-11
11-
8-18
8-31
10-
(quar.)
Co.
Breeko
Stock
preferred
Bank
(Pittsburgh)
Corp.—
4%% series pfd. (quar.)
4% series B pfd. (quar.)
Menasco Mfg. (resumed)—
1
Corp.,
4V2%
Ltd.,
C.)
Chemical
National
8-15
9-
5
10-16
1
15c
Murray Co. (Texas) (quar.)
Muskogee Co.
(quar.)_
Nalco
8-31
1
9-29
9-
;»■ 8-31
8-11
9-15
10-16
30c
;
preferred
8-31
1
1
Fund—
Munsingwear, Inc.,
(G.
11-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
C.)
9-
15c
Fuel
5y4%
1
8-11
9-12
11-
62y2c
Supply (quar.).
Mountain
States Telephone &
Quarterly
8-31
J
1
8-11
$35c
series
Mountain
9-15
'
8-17
1
,
(Bait.)—
Mount Diablo Co.
(quar.)
Mount Vernon Mills, Inc., common
7% preferred (s-a)
8-31
1
1
9-
$1.17%
Inc.
9-25
;—
Cement
2
(B.
Growth
8-
30c
:
Medusa
9-
Morton
9-12
9-
9-
25c
(quar.)
Co.
10c
(quar.)
Co.
10-
Electro
$1.06'A
common
Mead Johnson &
8-22
Morningstar-Paisley,
9-15
8-17
25c
common
preferred
8-25
35c
.
(quar.)_
9-15
9-29
prior
9-11
45c
9-15
9-29
$2.50
9-15
2
1
25c
(quar.)
Morgan Engineering,
9-11
9-15
9-
$1.38
quar.)_
Morgan (Henry) & Co., Ltd.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
Morse
10-
8-2i
25%
Morrison-Knudsen
8
8-21
9-12
8
$1.25
(initial
dividend
9-
8-25
8-31
9-12
*
8-31
$1.12y2
6%
(quar.)
Massey-Ferguson,
5VZ%
yBc
Stock
Co.
9-30
9-
9-
9-16
y2 %
(quar.)
Life Insurance
8-
2
9-29
9-16
$1.07 ya
(quar.)
Trust
National
(quar.)_.
McDonnell Aircraft
20c
preferred
8-18
10c
(quar.)__,
Curp.
McCloud
1
8-14
9-11
4.70%
Montreal
Monumental
1
9-16
8-11
18c
(quar.)
1
10-
8-25
15c
preferred
1
8-18
9-15
9
90c
(increased)—:
4.50%
9-
9
2
9-
40c
r
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Utilities, common
Montana-Dakota
9-
8
10-
4'/2c
L
(quar.)
9-
30c
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.,
preferred
9-
9-15
5
$1.25
1
1
i7y2c
Moore
Supermarkets,
Maytag Company
2
32c
99-
t$2.50
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Cement Mfg.
8-15
9-
27c
com.
9
35c
—
8-31
10-
261/4
9
8-
62yaC
Stores- Corp. (quar.)__
Manitoba Sugar, 6% preferred
!
(Entire issue called for redemption on Sept.
1 at $105 plus this
payment).
1
1
District
(quar.)
common
Mangel
9-21
27V2C
(quar.).
8-
2»/2c
(quar.)—
$3,75 preferred (1947 series)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
3iy4c
Lake
Co.,
5
noc
4.32%
1
1
5%
preference A
Mercantile
Laclede
9-
$1.25
(accum.)_
$1.25
(quar.)
Tool
12yac
(initial quar.)
common
1-
12c
..
(monthly)
convertible
(S.
Inc.,
1-12-62
12c
(monthlv)
B
Mallory
5%
State
$3.75 preferred
71/2C
preferred
A
6
1
10c
Co.
15c
dividend
May
20c
preferred
2-16
9-
45c
Mathews
—
conv.
$1.20
Kresge
.
Corp.
Corp
Stock
5
i2yac
—
11-17
10-
8-25
9-
(Schenectady)—
*30c
6
7%
quar.)
9
10-20
9-25
9-12
-
quar.)
National
income—
preferred
6
2£c
(initial
8-17
10-15
40c
22y2c
■
com.
National
(quar.)
RR., 5%
1-
"series B-4"
(quar.)
conv.
convertible
10-
Ltd.
Majestic-Penn
McDermott
(quar.)—
Kleinert Rubber Co.
5%
.
Shoes.
Central
4-
50c
quar.)__
Koehring Co., 5%
10-13
Fund
dividend)
Grocery, class A
(initial
Kollmorgen
(stock
9
National
1-12-62
16c
income
3-10-62
35c
investment
4-13-62
30c
investment
King Bros Productions
Class
8-21
60c
(quar.)
Keystone Discount Bond Fund
King Kullen
1
20c
(quar.)_
"series S-l" (from net investm't inc.)
Special distribution from realized profits
net
9-
37y2c
Inc.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)_:
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone High-Grade Common Stock
From
9-21
$20c
(quar.)
common
preferred
9-15
2
43c
(quar.)
._
Industries,
Keyes Fibre Co.,
1
10-
$1.18%
Mines,
2-16
9-
12-
65%C
$1.25
(quar.)
Gold
3-10-62
Ltd.—
(quar.)
25c
Company (quar.)
County Land (quar.)
Kerr-McGee
10-
35c
25c
(s-a)
preferred
8-25
20c
;
Kentucky Utilities,
common
25c
(quar.)
preferred
8-11
9-15
$1,121/2
-
:___
(quar.)
Common
Maher
Maine
Martin
8-31
30c
Refining (quar.)__
Organization, Inc. (quar.)
Kentucky Stone, common (quar.)
4%%
12-13
t6'Ac
(quar.)
common
Kent-Moore
Kerr-Addison
9-15
1-2-62
87%c
2
.
Kendall
5%
10-
&
Kendall
$4.50
87 %C
Co., Ltd.—
class A
(quar.)
Inc.,
Magnavox Company, new com.
Marsh
preferred
3 V2 <7,
Kelly
Trucks,
Quarterly from net
11-14
1
12-
$1.08%
preferred
Kavanau
1212-
4.28%
4.32%
95c
(quar.)
11-17
(Texas)—
River,
i.
75c
17y2c
quar.)
Chemical
8
9
,
$1.05
(quar.)
Mills
Monsanto
9-
12-
$5c
—
8-18
30c
Rubber
12y?c
5'%% preferred (quar.)
Madison Fund, Inc.—
preferred
Monarch
9-29
4
IOC
(quar.)—j—
$1
$1.05
4.35%
Machine
$15c
$1.08%
;
Monarch
5c
Powell
(quar.)
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
'4.20%
preferred (quar.)
Mohawk
8-
5%
———:
___
MacMillan,. Bloedel
.(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
8-10
15C
(increased)— a
Bowling
preferred
preferred
1
1
25c
(quar.)
9
.
par)
(Initial
9-
35C,ii1o0P-j r$
(quar.)—
8-21
9-
Extra
5c
dividend)
8-21
1
Quarterly
30c
I-
8-21
1
9-
(quar.)_
common
common
Mohawk National Bank
1
75c
Fixtures, Inc.
preferred
4»/2%
common
9-
20c
(stock
4.20%
3.80%
New
8-18
45c
„TMr(i
1
9-
Manufacturing Co.—
9-
$1.75
(quar.)
RR.
4.35%
1
Modine
new
($100
9-10
55c
—
9-
(quar.)-*-.-^...^
Utilities,
preferred
25c
.
?
5%
9-15
$1.21
(quar.)ri_____.
Corp.
Mines.
.Initial
8-31
95c
&
MacGregor
8-14
9-20
1
Missouri
5c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
25c
common
(increased
;
_.
preferred
$59c
—
$1.25
*
Service,
preferred
$5.52
Nashua
8-14
1
58c
9-
$37yac
1
—
Lytton Financial
8-14
$1.183A
9-14
8
t59c
(quar.)
Lucky Friday Silver-Lead Mines Co
Lykes Bros. Steamship (reduced)
Lunkenheimer Company ,(quar.)
8-14
(quar.)
2
9-
t60c
M. S. L. Industries, Inc.
$1.18%
(quar.)
common
10-
2ya%
—
—
M.
1
8-18
8-10
8-18
50c
Light,
dividend
30c
8-14
9-
1
1
50c
(initial)
8-21
59 %c
12-15
99-
50c
Corp
9
1.-
12-30
Public
Stock
10c
8-31
9-
—
preferred
(1959
9-
\22yac
(quar.)
$1.03'/a
Kansas City
4%
35c
com.
(quar.)
convertible
'4% %
Co.
Chemical,
9-15
12y2c
(quar.)
common
(quar,)
Extra
8-11
5% preferred A (quar.)
Johns-Manville Corp.
(quar.)
2
»2yac
Company,
Louisville
8-25
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)
|
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)„
(P.)
Missouri
,,
21c
(quar.)
Gas
Louisville
10-18
9-
(quar.)
10-
1
$1.37V2
B
60c
class A
preferred
(quar.)
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Louisviiie Cement
(quar.)
8-17
1
62»/2c
common
Aircraft
Class
8-11
8-18
8-15
9-
$1.27'/2
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line,
50c
7%
5
9-11
25c
1
9
9-5
1
.
____
9-
9-5
1
9-
56Vic
Mfg.
&
25c
*
Engineering
4.84%
8-25
(quar.)
Pipe Co.
Star
Lorillard
9-15
15c
(quar.)_
Loughlin Steel,
Joint
Lockheed
8-31
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
Co., common (increased)—_
preferred (quar.)!
&
9-15
55c
—
Tea
3%%
Johnson
8-22
8-31
$1.25
preferred
Electric
8
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
5%
9-
Inc.
Lodding
;
9-15
5c
$1.50 preference, series A (quar.)
50c 2nd Dreference
(quar.)
(N. Y.)—
(quar.)
1st
Jamaica
5%
15c
Telephone Co.
Common
8-25
1
9-
1
10-
*
5% preferred (quar.)
^____
Minnesota Valley Natural Gas
(quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.- (quar.)
8-10
25c
A
Groceterias, Ltd.,
8-14
Lock
Jaeger Machine Co
9-11
10-31
10-
(quar.)
Power
8-30
9-
1
25c
1
Mining
9-11
30C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-
preferred
Minnesota
$1.25
B
9-
3%
Minnesota
$1.10
20c
Iron Fireman Mfg. (quar.)—.
Irvington Steel & Iron Works (stock
9
8-18
1
8-21
3%
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-18
U2yac
Class
Common
5
9-
9-11
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
5
9-25
8-18
Co.—
preferred
$4.30
(quar.)
dividend)
3%
(quar.)——
9-
(quar.)
9-13
56'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
9-
$1.10
(stock
37c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
I
common
9-15
9-
35c
(stock dividend)
preferred
9-
$1.10
44c
preferred
4%%
10-
60c
.
35 %c
common
$1.76
8-11
—
4
Iowa-Illinois
1
10c
(quar.)
Special stock
Litton Industries
9-
10c
$4.30 Orig stock
$4.30 Orig.
stock
4
preferred
4.20%
RR.
Gas
8-28
9-30
9-15
20c
(quar.)
5V2%
8-12
25c
.
Special stock (quar.)
$4.30 Orig stock
4
3.75%
Miami
1
15c
(Eli)
class
5%
Holders
9-14
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
Minneapolis
6
25c
1
Lipe-Rollway Corp.,
9-15
60c
22c
—
_—
(quar.)
common
1
11-
45c
(quar.)
com.
11-
9-
9-
I2V2C
Lily-Tulip
(Rhode Island)—
9-20
$1.75
& Co, (quar.)
Cup
(quar.)!
Lindberg Steel Treating Co.,
Link Belt Co." (quar.)
9-15
4M»%
When
Payable of Rec.
15c
:
(quar.)
Safety Appliances Co.—
20c
__
Carolina)
common
Plantation
Mine
2
1%
.
Virginia
Myers Tobacco,
preferred
(quar.)
Lihue
9-15
10-
5C
8-18
3.90%
-•
(quar.)
1
9-30
10-16
(quar.)
(quar.)__;
Products
$5.10
_____
(South
9-
9-30
8-15
10-13
8c
Oil
Utilities
10c
8-18
6c
1
35c
;;
&
7%
9-
10-31
tl5c
-
of
8-10
U7y2c
:
1
25c
Public
Co.
1
(Richmond,
:
(quar.)
9-
s-a)
Light & Power,
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4.80 %
Insurance
8-18
9-
Gas
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming,
4Va%
preierred
(quar.)
Midwestern Financial Corp.
8-18
10c
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
Electric
Iowa
Co.
9-15
1
9-11
25c
(stock dividend)
(quar.)(quar,)
D.)
2
9-
2%
20c
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass
Liberty Life Insurance
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
t75c
common
(increased
preferred
4.30%
(H.
$60c
Corp.,
Extra
Iowa
Corp.
10-
I2V2C
Corp.
(quar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement (reduced)
Leonard Refineries,
Inc.
(quar.)
r
Leonia Bank & Trust (N, J.)
(quar.)______
Levine's, Inc. (quar.i
Libby, McNeil & Libby (quar.)—
8-14
lc
|2.50
Insurance
$1.25
Royalty
Investors
Title
(quar.)
Le Tourneau (R.
G,), Inc.
Lear, Inc. (quar.)
Leath & Co.
(Bloomington,
(quar.)
A
t35c
Virginia)
8-15
1
9-
Lawyers
9
Lee
iquar.)
Class
(Ontario)
Laura Secord Candy
Shops, Ltd. (quar.)
Laurentide Acceptance,
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Lavin-Farfums (initial)
f
:
Diversified
Co.
(M. H.), Inc. (quar.)
•____
Plus, Inc. (stock dividend)—
Lane Bryant, Inc., new
common
(initial)
8-18
9-
t50c
income)-
(quar.)
Investors
Investment
Lanolin
9-11
America—
Commercial
&
Leesona
5%'%' pref.
investment
preferred
Investors
Loan
Lamston
9-20
J35c
—
Foundation/Ltd.,
Common
6%
12-15
12-29
Leece-Neville
System
Co.,
Michigan Gas & Electric
12-29
t20c
tGOc
s-a)
Freight
9-15
*20c
(quar.)
9-29
Share
15c
(quar.)
Lambton
-
Meyer-Blanke Co.
(quar.)
t20c
Per
Name of Company
9-15
B
______
Casualty
(increased
9-29
A
27'/ac
...
.___
Fire
*20c
Holders
Class
4
in effect .Aug. 24.
Illinois)
(quar.)
When
Payable of Rec.
Class
8-
Engineering Corp.—
Interstate
A
9-15
J
1
7%C
Pipe
common
(From
9-
30c
Silver
change
Share
\
class
B
t40c
(quar.)
U. S. shareholders will receive
equivalent
U. S. iunds based on the rate of
ex¬
Interstate
(Alfred),
2 6'Ac
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
preierred
Per
Name of Company
Lambert
Quarterly
Line, Ltd. (quar.)
Co., new com.
(initial)
International Utilities Corp., com. (quar.)
International
H-4
8-10
9
10-18
$1
Co.
1
in¬
net
(Canada)
common
Resistance
Intel-provincial
9-
60c
$1.75
(irom
Petroleum, Ltd.
International
(quar.)
;
6c
International
International
$4
common
Inc.
CO
Class
60c
International
vestment
9-15
Corp.—
i
International Harvester Co.,
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
International Business Machines
Quarterly
When
Share
(quar.)i___
49
9-15
8-18
$1
9- 8
8-10
9- 1
15c
—
9-29
22y2c
9-22
9- 8
35c
9-11
8-31
,
$
*!
50
(890)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
North
V'
•
6%
payments
ment
I
i"H
Penn
North
Gas
(quar.)
preferred
$2
(increased
preferred
preferred
5%
Inc.
realized
net
$1.40
<1010-
1
9-
Electronics
&
gains
plus
investment
of
dividend
a
O'Okiep Copper Co.
(Less
p!
South
holders
Amer.
African
shs.
for
VP
Ohio
■U
Ohio
Crankshaft
Edison
Co.
Natural
8-25
9-15
8-25
10-
2
30c
9-
1
8-
Co.,
9-
1
8-
4
25c
10-
2
9-19
30c
$1.12'/a
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
7%
preferred
Pittsfiela
1
8-15
Placer
Development.
8-10
Plated
Wires
8-
9
Polaroid
9-
1
8-
9
5%
9-
1
8-
9
$2.50
1
Company
8-
1
9-15
9-
1
Preway,
9-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
10-
2
(quar.)
$1.11
10-
2
9-15
preferred
(quar.)
$1.14
9-
Ohio
Power
Co.
4.20%
Co.,
preferred
4.40%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Olin
Mathieson
Oliver
Tyrone
Orange
&
class
A
A
p'i
Pacific
Gamble
Pacific
Hawaiian
V!
id
Pacific
Tin
Packaging
Pan
9-
9
8-15
1
8-15
$1.40
9-
1
8-15
4.08
Common
4%
preferred
Papercraft
(quar.)
Pen
Class
B
Pipe
Parsons
(quar.)
Paton
lil
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Line,
$1.02
9-30
8-31
9-30
8-31
$1.07%
9-30
8-31
5.05%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.26 'A
9-30
8-31
10-
1
9-12
5.28%
preferred
$1.32
9-30
9-
1
8-24
Publicker
10-16
9-29
5%
9-29
8-31
$1.18%
9-15
8-31
9-
8-
1
8-15
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.—
Common
$4.75
(stock
(quar.)
com.
Pembina
Penick
Pipe
&
4.68%
Line,
net
Putnam
1
5
8-22
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
9-30
9-15
Quemont
pfd.
Radio
9-
Ralston
Purina
45c
9-15
8-31
Ranco,
Inc.
9-15
Raybestos-Manhattan,
8-
Raymond
10-
1
8-28
1
9
9-22
9-
5
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-
5
9-19
Reheis
Reliance
Remco
9-
1
8-18
9-15
8-31
9-15
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
8-15
Foods
$1.10
(quar.)
class
9-14
8-18
8-31
9-15
8-18
9-
8-18
1
Common
9-
1
8-10
92(4c
9-
1
8-10
series
D
(quar.)
$1.01
9-
1
8-10
4.70%
preferred
series
E
(quar.)
$1.17(4
9-
1
8-10
4.50%
preferred
series
F
(quar.)
$1.12(4
9-
1
8-10
preferred
series
G
15)
(increased
(quar.)
Class
8-18
4(4%
Perfex
Corp.,
Perkins
Pet
'
%
Co.,
&
preferred
'll
H
Pfaudler-Permutit,
Pfizer
]/!
flu
(Charles)
Phelps
Dodge
Philadelphia
I
Gear,
)
I'
8-15
1
8-11
9-
Robertson
50c
9-27
1
Roadway Express,
Class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-13
9-15
9-
9-1
8-22
Robinson
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-22
$1.75
9-
1
8-18
10-
1
9-11
10-
1
9-
2
5
4
Robbins
(H.
&
$1.50
4%
H.)
Myers,
preferred
Gas
&
__
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Water, com. (quar.)
3.65%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
25c
20c
9.
;
5
—
stock,
9-22
9-
1
8-10
9-
6
8-16
record
4.32%
5.
(quar.)
Water, common
;
9-
5
8-15
10-
2
9-
9
5.44%
10-
6
9-
$1.12 Va
9-
1
8-10
25c
9-
6
8-15
45c
7
5%
8-15
9-
8
8-29
Southwest
8-31
$1.20
8-15
Gas
prior
Southwestern
preferred
Electric
Power—"
9-
1
8-15
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
9-
8-18
9-
5
$1 preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
6%
9-
8-18
Public
5.50%
preferred
4.40%
preferred $100 par
$1.23%
9-
1
8-11
4.60%
preferred
$1.37 Va
9-
1
8-11
4.36%
preferred
9-
1
8-16
40c
9-
8
8-18
50c
9-10
8-17
t5c
9-
1
8-15
(quar.)
Class
Rohm
&
Haas
Co.,
preferred
A
(quar.)
*3%C
common
8-18
Rorer
8-10
Ross
8-31
8-15
Royal
Royal Business Forms, class A
(William
Gear
&
Bank
21(40
9-
1
8-10
9-1
8-10
Class
B
9-
8-10
Class
C
H), Inc.
Tool
of
Co.
Canada
1
8-15
75c
9-
1
8-
4
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
1
8-
4
5c
(quar.)
9-
10-31
10-10
25c
(quar.)_
1
8-15
9-
1
7-31
20c
(quar.)
9-
$55c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-23
5c
;
;
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
$1.25
10-
1
9-15
(quar.)
19c
—
9-
1
8-23
5C
9-
1
8-23
4.40%
5%
$1.32
(quar.)
1
8-21
1
8-21
9-
1
8-21
(quar.)
25c
).
22c
9-
1
8-15
92 Vac
11-
1
10-20
10-20
.".
10-10
9-29
97 Vac
11-
1
11-
1
$1.10
11-
1
10-20
(quar.)
$1.15
11-
1
10-20
(quar.)
27'Ac
11-
1
10-20
par
(quar.)
com.
l
..
__
(quar.)
Spencer Chemical Co., common (quar.)_
4.20% preferred (quar.)
;
Sperry Rand Corp., common (stock dividend)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)_,ir_^_t
&
_
10-20
1
10-20
9-
1
9-
1
36c
9-
1
10c
(quar.)
1
11-
32c
33c
Telephone,
11-
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-20
27 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
99-
$1.03%
Speer Carbon Co.
$4.50
8-21
25c
common (quar.
$1.44 preferred
(quar.)
Speedry Chemical Products, Inc.—
Class A
4
10-20
1
30c
(quar.)
States
preferred
9-
1
9-
28 %C
(quar.)
preferred $25
preferred
Southwestern
9-15
11-
12 VaC
.
Service,
4.15%
class A
10-
$1.16'A
(quar.)
Insurance (Dallas)
3.90%
Paper, Ltd.,
B
(quar.)
..
.■_•
preferred (quar.)
8-11
(quar.)
8-15
::
5
8-11
Rockwell
8-15
1
$1.10
8-11
(quar.)
1
9-
.
common
9-
Life
1
9-
(quar.)
Southwestern
12-
15c
—_
9-15
1
B-15
.
$1.07
9-15
+25c
8-15
12-11
30c
__.
80c
9
7
(quar.)
',
Southwestern Electric Service, com.
Investment,
9-ia
$1
(quar.)
preferred
8-
1—
com.
(quar.)
4.28%
4.40%
8-11
9-15
35«
.
1
(Calif.),
Corp.
70c
(quar.)
(s-a)
8-15
Southwestern
6
(quar.)
common
8-15
6
1
9-
8-28
1
9-
9-
9-18
1
8-31
8-11
9-
34c
37 Vac
;
30c
1
11-30
1
350.2656 V*
._
8-31
9-
9-20
8-11
9-14
9-
9-15
8-11
1
50c
9-
12-15
1
9-
(increased)
Co.
preferred
9-
(quar.)_i
Gas
Paper Mills
9-15
27 Vac
25c
_____
preferred
non-cum.
9-15
Southland
27c
____—
(quar.)_
.
1
Transit
5
It
California
1
Rochester
9-
last
30 to holders of
Sept.
preferred (quar.)
4'A %
preferred
(quar.)
8-12
1
Sept.
on
5
on
preferred
Southern
9-11
9-
payable
Southwestern
(quar.)
:
8-31
1
8-21
1
91 (4c
$1.25
1
9-
4%
$1.50
9-
5
original- preferred
9-
Rolland
9-29
14c
the
9-
8-16
30c
was
$1.18%
9-
(quar.)
9-15
$1.02Va
Mfg.
(quar.)
Rockwell-Standard Corp.
Co.
for
2
here
payment
incorrect.
was
$1.02 Va
8-15
Electric
intended
10-
10-20
quarterly
shares
6
Co.—
published
common
25c
75c
Edison
65c
a
the
preferred H (quar.)
preferred I (quar.)
preferred J (quar.)
4.95% preferred K (quar.)
8-28
6
for
37 V2c
(quar.)
4.10%
1
75c
12-14
California
announcement
week
4%%
9-
.
9-14
1-1-62
The
4.10%
9-14
(quar.)
8-15
1
1
—
preferred
preferred
20c
Corp.
t27c
Southern
'
8-31
3.70%
15c
9-30
30 VaC
8-11
(quar.)
5
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)_
9-
Co.
5
8-31
preferred
$1
Inc.
&
8-
preferred
60c
(quar.)
preferred F (quar.)
preferred L
8-
8-31
4.88%
10c
(quar.)
$1 pref. A
Electric—
8-
8-31
8-31
25C
Little & Co.,
8-31
26 VaC
297/BC
17 Vac
common
9-14
(quar.)
75c
Controls
Inc.,
'7-18
9-28
(quar.)
7c
Inc., common
Co.
9-
8-31
25 Vac
—
9-29
$1
20c
(quar.)
—
preferred
7c
.
(quar.)
Rochester
27c
(quar.)
75c
20c
9-14
(quar.)_
68 %c
—.
Robertshaw-Fulton
25c
pfd.
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
5%
1
9-
$1.12(4
7%
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)___
il
9-
25c
$1.12(4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas
II?
8-15
25c
preferred
common
w
i
1
14c
(quar.)
4(4%
Machine
Milk
4(4%
9-
$i
Corp
(quar.)
~14c
preferred
Perfect Circle
B
27 Vac
——_
Development, class B
Ltd.
9-13
preferred
4c
5%%
preferred
(quar.)_
6%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
9-13
9-27
5c
4.24%
10-
7
9-27
5%
4.08%
■
8-15
6
8-29
4.78%
30c
Valley Gas (quar.)
Ritter Finance, class A (quar.)
8-18
9-
8-18
75c
Grande
1
8-18
8-
Railway,
1
8-30
9-13
9
Southern
Paper
8
9-
Pacific
Rio
9-
8-18
300%
8-10
8
50c
Southern
Riegel
8-15
9-
7-28
Natural
9-
8-25
9-15
9
Southern
8-10
9-12
9-12
subject to
approval
on
Sept. 6
Rheem Mfg. Co., 4V2% preferred
(quar.)
Richardson-Merrell, Inc. (quar.)
Richfield Oil, new common (initial-quar.)
1
8-24
8-18
8-31
9-15
8-31
1
9-
(quar.)
1
2
9-
9-15
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
10-
25c
Company
shares
8-31
9-15
90c
9-
common
Co.,
2
35c
4%
the
stockholders
9-
Publishing (quar.)
Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
!
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (increased)
Peoples Telephone Corp., common (quar.)__
Texas
8-18
50c
on
$1.16
Non-voting
South
Southam
-J
12 V2C
quar.)
split
$1.06
Penton
(quar.)
(quar.)
stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
1
*28c
(quar.)
Peoples
I
;___—
(quar.)
preferred
common
Jersey
9-
9-
6c
preferred
Voting
South
9-15
9
8-11
10-
75c
dividend
Stock
1
50c
___:
preferred
10-
Fibre—
8
9-15
25c
4.64%
Chemical
8-18
300%
4.24%
Penobscot
9-
1
8-11
9-
65c
Laboratories
Southern
25c
7
2
9-
1
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2-for-l
$1.15
Co.—
10-
8-10
9-
(quar.)_
Corp.
common
A
$1.10
Socony-Mobil Oil Co
Soss Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
8-10
8
(quar.)—
French
&
8-15
8
9-
7 Vac
(quar.)
(Phila.)
Copper & Brass (quar.)
Drug & Chemical (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
3.60%
8-31
10c
Rexall
9-15
9-15
Co.
Tools
12 VaC
Revere
8-18
Kline
Snap-On
68 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada, $1.10 class A
A
Smith
1
9-
$20c
——
(quar.)
Oil
9-~5.
85c
Republic Corp., $1 preferred (quar.)_.
Republic National Bank (Dallas) (monthly)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
Q-14.
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Co.
on Sept.
(Initial)
9-
1
(quar.)
8-22
9-
tl5c
.
Singer
9-12
8-15
t$1.25
Corp.
Co.
1
$15c
(quar.)_
8-15
1
1
8-15
9-
$1
pfd.
9-
12-
9-
1
60c
5%
9-15
87 Vic
8-11
9-27
9-
15c
(increased)
Steel
&
Simmons
Company
(quar.)—
Simpsons, Ltd. (quar.)
Mfg.
8-22
61c
—
(quar.)—
common
9-29
1
8-31
62 Vac
62Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil (increased)—
12 Vic
stockholders
Renair
Renold Chains
9-
(quar.)
stockholders)
9-15
$62(4c
Inc.
A
(quar.)
Ltd.,
& Sons,
Oil
'
20c
20c
class
Insurance
8-31
4.05%
Sand
3
8-15
8-18
20c
pfd.
$2.44
Power,
35c
$3.50 1st pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Industries
2
C
Glass
Corp.
10-
series
Power
8-
8-31
8-31
1
$1.44
preferred (quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A; (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Saw
9-11
9-15
9-
10c
(quar.)
(H.)
.9- 1
8-31
t30c
—
(quar.)
5%
Simonds
1
8-14
8-15
each
(quar.)_.
Signode Steel Strapping,
Simon
CJl
for
Inc.
—
Ltd.
Signal Oil & Gas, class A
B
9-
2
17 VaC
Sportsways,
common
Pacific
1
1
9-15
25c
preferred A (quar.)
Class
10-
$1
(quar.)_
40c
(quar.)
Company,
8-23
1
Co.
Raytheon Co., 5'/a% preferred
Bros., Inc. (quar.)
Refractory & Insulation Corp.
8-23
9-
5%%
9-
9-
2
25c
held
shares
Corp.,
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Breweries,
Siegler
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
preferred
t20c
Reeves
8-30
9-15
five
Sick's
9-15
3
9-15
(stock dividend)—
of
Skelly
Corp. of Amer.,
8-30
58 (4c
(quar.)
3
8-18
Co.—
(quar.)__
CO
9-22
1
Boston—
Mining Corp., Ltd.
8-15
6
55c
common
of
income)
9-25
30c
(quar.)__
8-
1
Food
shares
Sinclair
35c
B
Fund
investment
9-15
preferred
preferred
Pennsylvania
(George)
(From
9-
4c
5%
9-
8-15
9-
8-21
10c
9-
9-14
23c
8-18
8-25
from
capital gains)
8-18
1
9-29
40c
distribution
(a
1
12c
:
4
50c
Co.
(quar.)
Fund,
Inc.
long-term
1
45c
9-
$35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
(quar.)
:
31 Vic
series
12 V2c
9-
$20c
common
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
4.60%
Oil
ion
Cement
preferred
3.70%
Pure
Inc
Telephone
Inc.
Puritan
25c
(increased-quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric
4.40%
8-15
9-11
5c
Ltd.,
Ltd.
Co.,
Rico
9-11
20c
(quar.)
_
Fruit
1
50c
(quar.)
Special
Penn-Dixie
9-
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Co.
Ford,
Puerto
9-29
25c
York)
(quar.)
Tube
5
9-29
12(4c
(quar.)_.
Brewing
Pearl
9-
25c
(quar.)
Peerless
Penn
9-15
__
(quar.)
Supermarkets,
8-31
Two
Sierra
dividend)-
preferred
Pullman.
$1
A
preferred
Shore-Calnevar
$1.04 Vi
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Shop
8-31
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing, Ltd.,
7%
8-31
9-30
(quar.)
9-
Rite
9-30
pfd.
5%
4%
Co.,
Corp of America
35c
preferred
25c
Peabody Coal Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
12(4c
(quar.)
&
Shoe
7.
4.30%
'
20c
(quar.)
(New
class
Sherwin-Williams
4.18%
1
65c
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
1
common
15c
(quar.)
Parker-Hannifin
t
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist
8-11
9-
31 Vic
(quar.)
Pictures Corp.. (quar.)
Park Drop Forge (quar.)
Parker
f
Shenango Valley Water,
1
1
50C
preference
$0.3281(4
America
Co.
Co.—
8-15
10-
25C
9-
10-5
37 Vac
Corp.
Park-Lexington
Gas
2
9-15
8-31
$56 'Ac
9-
5
Co.,
Paramount
v
&
9-11
10-
1
10-
t50C
8-15
1
9-11
1
10-11
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
9-30
10-
Power—•
9-15
9-
9-11
25c
preferred A (quar.)
4V2 % preferred B (quar.)
Mfg.
8-25
1
22 Vac
Co.
&
9-15
26c
9-
9-15
10-25
Water
8-21
2
$1.31'A
4%
Sheller
9-11
10-
5c
Y.)
(N.
Co
&
(Frank G.)
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
(John)
Shawinigan
$1.3114
(quar.)
Electric
Sexton
8-10
10-
31 %c
—
preferred (quar.)
Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)—
Bros.,
8-12
9-21
1
9-
10c
$5.25
inc.,
1
10-10
3%
(quar.)
8-18
30c
(quar.)
dividend
Shattuck
(quar.)_
preferred
Service
9-
30c
(quar.)
Sulphur Co.
Eastern
8-15
8-15
25c
Investment
common
Consolidated
Panhandle
9-10
preferred
10-13
1
25c
(quar.)
Co.
&
10-13
1
9-
35c
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
Corp.
1
11-
25c
(quar.)
Co.
11-
$31'Ac
(quar.)
8-15
8-15
Public
pfd.
(quar.)
1
1
1
5%
Co.
9-
1
11-
8-11
Power
5%
8-29
9-
Roebuck
9-
preferred
9-18
8-18
(quar.)__
Sears
9-
preferred
1
9-15
8
Stock
(quar.)
8-18
10-
5%
A-^.
Sealed
27c
4.32%
1
9-
class
9-15
87 Vic
3V4%
8-25
1
13c
Inc.,
9-15
(quar.)
8-11
7
99-
8-25
9-20
8-15
8
8-15
15c
1
2
1
9-
9-30
8
10-
9-
9-
10-15
37 Vac
$1
10- 2
$1.20
preferred
preferred
preferred
8? 4
9-
10-10
(quar.)
4.80%
1
9-
Surety
8-14
8-15
4
9-
25c
Seaboard
8-15
9-15
4
8r
7 Vac
Finance
Indiana—
of
4
8-
1
91V4C
Seaboard
1
Co.
8-
1
9-
85c
Security Title & Guaranty Co.
(quar.)
1
9-
34 %c
(quar.)
10-25
1
Service
Common
9-
8-21
1-2-62
9-
4V4%
Public
291aC
29 %C
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scripto,
9-
8
8
4
8-11
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund
55c
88-
4
8-
1
9-
50c
8-
1
4c
31V4C
(quar.)
1
9-
8-18
Colorado—
of
99-
9-11
1
$1.06 y4
1
1
preferred
Co.
1
32 Vac
dividend)
15c
$1.25
11-
10c
9-15
lllic
1
11-15
8-25
55c
9-
2%
(quar.)
7-28
9-
9-15
29Uc
(monthly)
Scytes & Co., Ltd.,
preferred
1
1
4c
(stock
Co.
10c
dividend)
10-10
910-
15c
Mfg.
3.65%
(quar.)
99-
$1.25
Products
of
1
10-17
(quar.)
Fetzer
Seeman
25c
„
Robinson
Corp.
American
22 Vac
Scovill
8-14
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
7
7
1
25c
(quar.")X~
Line,
88-
9-15
t6c
(monthly)
preferred
9-
$3c
East
1
1
62(4c
(quar.)
Coast Co., 5%
pfd.
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
99-
1
5
35c
(monthly)
Industries
&
$1.16
45c
Ltd.
Far
61c
61 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
Canadian
Finance
series)
series)
4%%
Pueblo
5(4%
1
9-
12-
10-
$1.10
common
Paper Co., common
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
90c
Paper Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific
9-10
1
12-15
36c
(quar.)—
Corp., voting trust certificates—
Scott
preferred
preferred
$1.10
.
(quar.)
Pacific
Scott
8-11
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Mfg.,
4.16%
Fiberglas
(quar.)
Glass, common (quar.)
M
8-11
1
4.64%
25c
(quar.)
Oxford
6%
1
9-
8
12(4c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Pacific
9-
5c
dividend)
8-
1
Clay Products
9-
1
12-
Pacific-Atlantic
A
Scientific
6
9-
9-
$15c
Pacific
Class
6
9-
9-25
Servei,
Inc.—
(quar.)
Overnite Transportation (increased)
1
6
9-25
9-25
8-14
5%
class
A
62 Vic
9-
lie
preferred series D
Class
62 Vic
1
9-15
8-25
Schneider (Walter J.)—
32 Vic
Corp.
(stock
Inc.
5.25%
Co.,
1
1
9-18
Mfg.
9-
8-31
9-
9-18
$5
9-22
9-15
5c
$1.22 V2
1
Oxford
8-18
10-13
9-
1
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
5'/a% preferred series E (quar.)
Schering Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)_—_—
Schlumberger, Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
preferred
1
10-16
9-
9-15
29 %c
4.70%
preferred
10-
4%
1
8
$1.25
1
4.90%
10-
Owens-Illinois
9-
9-15
9-
8
$1.19
Owens-Corning
2
9-20
1
9-
9-15
25c
(quar.)
com.
*
8-31
10-
25c
(quar.)
4%% preferred series A (quar.)
4%% preferred series B (quar.)
8-
$1.16
Power,
9-15
<10-
55c
8-31
40c
Insurance
Water Works,
Jose
San
1
(quar.)
preferred
8-29
2%
convertible
(quar.)
Tail
8-17
San Antonio
9-
$2
preferred
$4.40
15c
38c
1
9-14
Realty—
Public Service
preferred
$3.60
9-
15c
6c
preferred (quar.)
Providence-Washington Insurance—
4.65%
Otter
8-17
J20c
—
dividend
Progress
Line,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
8-17
1
8-18
9c
Utilities
Wholesale,
1
9-
45c
preferred
4.75%
Oshawa
9-
8-15
$1.10
Products
Chemical
Corp.
Rockland
25c
9-30
$1.07 Va
(quar.)
Ry.,
& Marine
Fire
8-18
8-31
Regis Paper, common (quar.)
4.40% 1st preferred A (quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey, Ltd. (quar.)
1
$1.12(4
(quar.)
Mississippi River
(increased-quar.)
Inc.
St.
8-18
8-31
1
St.
$1.05
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
4(4%
1
9-11
40c
4.08%
2nd
Paul
9-
$1.02
(quar.)
Oklahoma
Vf
Stock
9-15
preferred
Presidential
9-15
8-25
conv.
Louis Steel Casting
8-28
$1.75
(quar.)
(1958
Inc.
Proctor-Silex
2
6
5%
St.
$4
Industrial
8-24
9-29
9-
8-31
8-18
8
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A
preferred A
conv.
9-15
8
$1
(quar.)
Francisco
Louis-San
St.
9-15
—
(quar.)
(stock
(1957
preferred
1
10-
Inc.
preferred
$.46
9-
40c
9-15
Electric—
9-11
97'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
Forests.
Joseph Light & Power
9-12
—
(Mass.)
Ltd.
America
Potomac
9-12
(quar.)
Oil
of
6c
$1.25
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Premier
$$1.75
25c
(quar.)
com.
2nd
&
Joseph Lead Co.
18c
Electronics
Potlatch
8-15
preferred
Ohio
&
4.30%
St.
25c
Corp.,
1st
Potash
8-31
8-14
$1.20
Bank
1
Poor
9-15
22c
(quar.)—:
National
8
10-
—
(quar.)
Chemical,
9-
4.56%
K«l=
t!
&
9-
4.44%
r
Coke
9-
4.40%
j:i
Gas
$$1
25c
(increased)
common
4
2
5%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5
4
$1.12Vz
$1.75
8 ViC
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (reduced)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co.
(quar.)
Pittsburgh National Bank (Pa.) (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula RR.—
9-11
3.90%
\ r
8-
10-
9-
9-19
37 Vie
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
4%
9-11
9-
12 Vac
Products.
Steel
riafway
St.
$4.80
Prentice-Hall,
(quar.)
1
10-14
$1
Piper Aircraft (quar.)
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.
(quar.)_
share¬
(quar.)_
37 Vic
9-15
tax).
Oceanarium, Inc. (initial quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd., 7%
pfd.
;.!
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
2
9-
5c
5%
8-25
9-15
9-15
of
Ordinary
9-15
1
9-15
55c
non-resident
9-12
Fund, Inc.—
$2.44
I* ^
1
9-30
1
from
income)
10-
Industries, Ltd. (quar.).
Aeronautical (quar.)
8-15
12 lie
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Shares,
43c
1
common
i62'/ic
distribution
9-
$1.37'/a
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
$$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
t40c
4
(quar.)
Company,
preferred
25c
(quar.)
(Hartford)
Pioneer
9-30
$1.31(4
pfd.
Ryan
8-
8-18
8-25
10-
tl5c
Russell
9-15
1
75c
Street Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment income
1
75c
<
9-15
9-
preferred
Gas,
9-15
10-25
f$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
capital
from
9-20
$69c
(quar.)
Chemistry
Natural
convertible
Pittsburgh
Power, 4%
(semi-annual
12c
8-11
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
Nucleonics,
9-30
Co.
10-15
Pine
$1.45
(quar.)
preferred
$4
8-11
10-
*
(Chicago)
Pharmacal
Insurance
Pillsbury
8-15
37'/2c
(quar.)
Co.
Scotia Light &
4(/2%
8-15
1
40c
(s-a)_
9-
$1.12 Va
1
9-20
15c
(increased quar.)_.
class A
Inc.,
Togs,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
7 Vac
(quar.)
Inc.
Rubbermaid,
42 Vic
(quar.)
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Russ
10-15
(quar.)
Co.
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
exchange)
preferred
Engravers & Electrotypers, Ltd.
$5.50
9-20
$1.37'/a
common
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
Northwestern Public Service, common (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
5'A%
1
9-
$45c
preferred
Trust
9-
4
44c
(quar.)
2nd
9-20
quar.)
Power,
Quebec
1st
8-
1
;
(quar.)
Nova
Piedmont
1
$1
(quar.)
Norwich
Phoenix
30c
4.50%
1
8-18
9-
(s-a)
Northwest Bancorporation,
t
9
10-
common
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
■»'i
{'•
9-
of
Petroleum
Pioneer
preferred
Common
11'
Photo
30c
(quar.)
5.80%
6%
9-22
$1
common
5.60%
h ,1
2
Share
Long Distance Telephone,
com.
(Payment of 25 centavos equal to approxi¬
mately 8 3/10c based on the free market
Gas—
preferred
Northern
0
10-
42V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Natural
5ya%
Phillips
$1.31 'A
Common
■
Y.)
(N.
(111.),
preferred
Northern
'•
9-29
15c
Water,
prior preferred
4.40%
'H
10-16
Company
Philippine
rate
Co
Insurance
Shore
5'/a%
8-31
invest¬
(quar.)
Northern Indiana Public Service,
vJ
8-31
8%
Northeastern
■il-
•
10c
Preferred
■
8-31
9-20
9-20
25c
all from net
are
9-20
37'Ac
common
When
Per
Name of
34%c
Refractories
Gas
River
North
Holders
Payable of Rec.
income).
American
North
$4
•
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(Above
North
When
Share
Investment
preferred
5'/a%
!
Company
American
.
9-15
17'/a
8-
1
8- 1
,
8-
1
8-15
8-31
8-14
35C
9-
1
8-10
$1.05
9-
1
8-10
9-28
8-10
c
2%
$1.12 li
10-
2
37'/ac
9-15
$1.12'/a
9-15
8-16
•
9-
1
9-
1
-
Volume
194
Number
6085
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
51
s
Per
Insurance
$3.75
preferred
(increased quar.)
2
9-
1
Name of Company
Texas
9-
9-
1
9-15
8-15
8-21
6
6
9-15
12 %C
9-
9-
40c
75c preferred
Gulf
Pacific Coal
8-21
1
1
8-30
Textiles,
4%
pay¬
'
<
Inc.,
preferred
5%
Class
B
Oil
Standard
Standard Oil
of California
(Indiana)
Co.
of
Kentucky
Standard
Oil Co.
of
New
Standard
Oil
(Ohio),
preferred
Standard
$1.60
A
—.
1
9-
8
8-10
8-25
Von's
8-31
Vulcan
Markets,
Standard
Pressed
Standard
Steel
Register
Class
10-16
9-29
Time,
9-
1
8-15
30c
9-
1
9-12
(quar.)
9-
35c
8-25
Stanley Home Products-Voting,
Market
Star
4.25%
Corp.,
Bank
6%
—
B
50c
&
Stauffer
class
A
5%
8-31
Steinberg's,
Sterchi
Tonka
9-15
8-31
Toronto
9-15
8-31
Towmotor
Tractor
10-
2
9-15
10-
2
9-
5
General
9-15
8-24
8-24
4V2%
9-
5%
8-11
1
9-29
9-
8
9-29
Sterling
Aluminum
Drug,
Precision
Stetson
8-
1
9-
2
8-
9
9-
8
8-25
preferred
B.)
Class
L
B
Baer
7%
&
1st
Stone
& Webster,
Stonecutter
Class
5
Storer
Class
1
Inc.
Mills,
B
(on
class A
Corp.
1
Stratton
1
A
(quar.)
,
(quar.)—
(quar.)
&
Stylon
5
1
9-14
9-
1
8-15
Trunkline
9-
9
8-18
Truax-Traer
10-16
9-2$
10-16
9-
9-29
8
8-25
9-29
"9-15
9-15
9-
(quar.)
$5
convertible
5%
0
9-11
Suburban
5.20%
Sun
Propane
Oil
Co.
8-28
9-11
8-28
45c
9-11
8-25
9-11
8-25
8-31
20C
9-
1
208
10-
2
4'/2%
5V2%
7
preferred
A
1
1
8-10
Stock
3
dividend
6
Sunset
8
Sunshine
House
9-
1010-
2
9-
9-
1
8-15
9-
8
8-lU
2
Inc.
8
8-
9-
1
8-
1
8-
7
(quar.)
Super Valu Stores—
7
..
9-15
9-15
9-
1
9-
8-
4
1
9-30
5c
■
New
common
(initial-quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Superior Propane, Ltd. (quar.).
5
5
10-16
$1.10
Sunshine Mining
4
5
8-31
12 %c
;
9-15
62 %c
10-
2
9-
Union
1
9-15
9-
6
9-15
9-
6
Tampax,
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32% preferred
Taylor Fibre Co., common (quar.)
4%
Television
5
from
3
(quar.)
—
investment
1
Tennessee
Corp.
Tennessee
Gas
9-14
8-15
10-
$50c
'
2
9-15
10-
2
9-
8-18
Union
Union
10-
6
(Watertown,
Union
Sugar
Union
Co.
Tank
United
Air
5V2%
United
Car
Lines,
9'
(quar.)
*■
•
#
United
Gas,
preferred
6%
preferred
6%
preferred
9-
9-1
United
Elastic
8-30
10-20
11-15
10-20
11-15
10-20
11-15
-
10-20
11-
3
10-16
11- 3
10-16
11- 3
10-16
11-
10-16
3
9-15
9-39
9-15
10- 2
9-15
10-
2
9-15
65c
10-16
8-15
12Vs>c
9-
9-
8-31
8
1
8-10
9-15
8-15
8-15
9-
1
9-11
8-15
40c
8
9-29
9-15
4(4%
preferred
Illuminating Co.,
9-
1
8-15
United
Insurance
12-28
12-15
9-11
8-31
8-30
7-27
9-22
9-
$1.02(4
10-
$1.06 %,
10-
5
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12(4
10-
5
4.64%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
(quar.)
$1.16(4
9-12
Printers
United
U.
8
1
9-
8
10-
1
9-
8
1
9-
8
$1.27(4
(quar.)—
1
9-20
10- 1
10- 1
9-20
9-12
9-20
8-28
9-
8
8-24
10-
2
9-8
9-29
60c
$1.06(4
10-
1
8-31
8-31
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
35c
10- 2
9-5
(Chicago)
9-
1
Borax
&
8-15
7%
15c
8-31
;
9-20
8-24
com.
preferred
preferred
(N.
8-10
9-15
8-31
9-
1
8-17
10-
1
9-1
10-
1
9-
$1.75
(quar.)
Lines
States
8-10
8-31
60c
(quar.)
8-31
15c
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
J.)
com.
(quar.)—
50c
22%c
(s-a)
10-
1
9-
8
1-1-62
1
8
10-
1
9-
8
5.12%
$1.28
10-
1
9-
8
U.
S.
5.24%
1
9-8
(quar.)
$1.31
10-
1
9-
8
U.
S.
Playing Card Co. (quar.)
Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)
27%c
preferred
30c
9-15
8-31
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.13(4
10-
1
9-
8
U.
S.
Realty Investments
17%c
9-15
8-31
9-
9
8-21
9-
9
5.10%
1J
>1
29
•
5
Tenney Corp.,
OJ
Class
JO
Texaco
JO
A
class A
7c
(monthly)
Texaco,
OJ
Texas Eastern
8-15
National
Bank
of
U.
S.
Rubber
Co.,
Transmission, com.
9-15
7-31
U.
9-11
8-21
United
20c
(quar.)
9-30
8-31
9-
8-
4
Universal Consolidated
8%
S.
1st
preferred
Steel
Corp.,
Whelan
(initial)
(quar.)
common
40c
1
(Ore.)—
65c
7c
—
Portland
Quarterly
t4Qc
(monthly)
Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)
Inc., new common (initial quar.)
OJ
8-31
S.
(quar.)
common
Com.,
Oil
55c
$2
._
(quar.)
common
$1.12%
9-
1
8-
4
Universal
(quar.)
$1,183/4
9-
1
8-
4
Utah
$1.25
9-
1
9- 4
$1,333/4
9-
1
8-
1
5.50%
(quar.)
$1.37%
9-
1
8-
1
5.52%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.38
9-
1
8-
4
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.40
9-
1
8-
4
Valley
5L
5.75%
preferred
(quar.)—
$1,433/4
9-
1
8-
4
L4
5.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred
OJ
1
5 %
preferred
preferred
OL
01
$1.45
(quar.)
5.85%
LO
—
preferred
preferred
4.96%
5Vi %
5.40%
Transmission
preferred
preferred
preferred
Corp.,
(quar.)—
(quar.)_:
(quar.)
8-
4
4
9-
1
8-
4
9-
1
8-
4
37 (4 c
10-
1
9-15
$1.24
fauar.)
Gas
1
10-
1
$1.46(4
com,
(quar.)
.—
—
$1.31(4
$1.35
&
Co.
Light,
& Industries
common
8-4
8-10
8-30
8-10
15c
(quar.)
33c
(quar.)
5c
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., common
$5.50 prior preferred
(quar.)
National
Bank
of
Arizona
9-15
Vermont Bank & Trust Co.
10-1
9-15
Vernitron
9-15
(quar.)
9-15
10-
(quar.)
Corp. (stock dividend),—
Viceroy Mfg.,- Ltd.," class A (quar.)
3
8-15
9-
1
7-31
9-30
9-13
$30c
35c
Gas,
1
11-13
11-
1
10-12
$1.50
&
12-
62 %c
11-
1
10-12
(quar.)
common
75c
$1.37%
9-2
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
preferred
9-
9-2
30c
9-
1
Tablet &
preferred
8
9-20
9-
9
37%c
9-25
9-
1
50c
9- 8
40c
10-
5
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
2
9-
8
9-
Stationery—
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
B
$1.25
10-
10c
9-15
30c
9-
1
8-
7
95c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-
7
1
30c
10-
2
9-15
$7%c
10-
1
9-10
$7%c
preferred
10-
1
9-10
$$1.12%
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
1
$$1.50
9-
1
(quar.).
30c
9-
1
Whippany Paper
Whirlpool Corp.,
Board
(quar.)-.
15c
9-15
9-
(quar.).
35c
9-10
8-18
85c
9-10
8-18
2nd
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Whitaker Paper Co.
(quar.).
White
Villa Grocers
(s-a)
White
Motor
65c
Machine
Corp.
Wilson
&.Co., 4%%
Bros,
Williams
&
&
Winn-Dixie
8-15
8
9-17
$1.12%
9-
1
8-18
8-15
9-
1
9-
8
8-15
$1.06%
(quar.)-..
10-
1
9-15
9-22
9-12
18%C
(quar.)
40c
(stock
div.)
Inc.
9-11
8-18
1%
10-
2
9-
1
40c
(quar.)
(monthly)
common
11-
1
10-
7
7c
8-31
8-15
7c
Monthly
Winter & Hirsch, 7% preferred
(quar.)
Wisconsin Electric Power, common
9-30
9-15
35c
6%
preferred (quar.).
3.60% preferred (quar.)
9-
1
45c
(quar.)
Wisconsin
9-18
9-
20c
">any,
Stores
1
1
(quar.)
Co.
Gv
8-15
10-
25c
preferred
Williams-M'*"<ViUiams Industries
Wilson
1
9-22
8-15
$1.31%
(quar.)
Williams
1
9-
50c
Works
Wickes
10-
$3
Co., common (quar.)
5(4% preferred (quar.)
White Stag Mfg., 4%% preferred
(quar.)
9-
1
$1.50
10-31
8-21
8-
1
10-13
90c
National Life Insurance
Wisconsin Power & Light, 4%%
1
8-15
30c
(s-a)
pfd.
d9-
1
8-21
$1.12%
9-15
8-31
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.20
9-15
8-31
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
9-15
8-31
4.76% preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service—
$1.19
9-15
8-31
35c
9-20
8-31
Common
Wolf
(increased
Corp.,
Wometco
Class
class
A
(quar.)
quar.)
(monthly)
7c
Wood
9-10
8-23
17 %c
9-15
9-
1
6%c
Enterprises, class A (quar.)
B
(quar.)
Wood (G. H.) & Co., Ltd.—
5%% preferred (quar.).
9-15
9-
1
9-
8-15
$$1.37%
Newspaper Machinery
(quar.)
20c
Woodward Governor Co. (quar.)
Extra
Woodward
Woolworth
(F.
World
W.)
Co.
5
8-17
5
8-17
75c
9-28
9-
$1.25
9-
9-
9
8-14
62 %c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-
deposit
Press
receipts ordinary.
(stock dividend)
8-23
6-23
4%
12-29
12-11
18c
Worthington
9-11
62 %c
9-20
9-
1
$1.12%
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-14
25c
(quar.).
(quar.)
9-30
20c
Corp.,
prior
9-
1
8-18
common
preferred
Wurtlitzer Co.
(Wm.)
Jr.
(monthly)
Extra
$1
Xerox
Corp.
Towne
Batteries
,%J
(quar.).
&
Ziegler Coal & Coke
12-
1
11-20
8-18
9-11
8-24
fl-33
8-16
9-11
$0.0625
Manufacturing (quar.).
Youngstown Sheet
10-20
10c
(quar.).
Yale
9-20
1
30c
Co.
Yocam
2
$1.25
Worsted Co
Wyman-Gordon
1
1011-
25c
Monthly
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp. (quar.).
9-
25c
25c
Monthly
Monthly
Wvanriotte
0
1
$0,041
Initial
Wrigley
6
9-28
40c
(F. W.) & Co. Ltd.—
Color
4%%
8-30
99-
&
Woolworth
9-11
50c
Lothrop, common
preferred
(quar.).
5%
1
50c
Woodward Iron Co. (quar.).
(quar.).
2
10-
37%c
2
IOC
!-!■>
Tube
10-
9-15
9-
1
9-
8
9-15
8-31
8-15
$1.25^
9-15
20c
9-12
9-
1
50c
9-29
9-
8
(quar.).
Zenith
Radio Corp.Common (increased
*
9-15
9-
8-31
9- 1
1
books
In
resident
quar.).
not
closed
Canadian
tax
15%;
for
funds,
this
tax
dividend.
deductible
at
(j
the
source.
Non¬
resident tax 7%.
a
Less
y
Previously published date was incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here.
8-10
9-15
Transfer
$ Payable
8-25
50%
1
9-15
Weyerhaeuser Co.
6%
1
11-
18c
B
8-15
$12%c
68c
5
18c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Class
8-4
35c
(quar.)
Publishing,
B
8-16
10-
8-18
8-18
9-22
35c
—
(quar.)
8-25
1
9-29
25c
(quar.)
Vanity Fair Mills, Inc.
(quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp. (quar.)
Veeder-Root, Inc. (quar.),.
10-
1
8-21
9-9
8-31
65c
(quar.)
Corp.
9-15
4
$1.67%
(quar.)
6.70%
Texas
9-
Match
Power
Utilities
10-
75c
Vanadium Alloys Steel (quar.)
Van Raalte Co. (quar.)
4.50%
JO
10-2
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.35% preferred (quar.)
JO
9-
City)—
(quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
(George), Ltd., class A
9-1
8-18
12-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
U.
$1.20
8-16
American
9c
Chemical,
preferred
4%%
10-10
8c
Extra
United
$2.50
income and 3c from
(quar.)
JJ. S> Gypsum Co.,
8
10-
S.
4%%
8
8
9-
$1.25
2nd
9-
9-
5
30c
8
1
America
profits
9-
1
common
net investment
9-
1
10-
9-
Science Fund—
from
6c
&
1
10-
15c
50c
18c
1
10-
(quar.)
&„ C&nal Co. (quar.)
Publishers (quar.)
United Sheet Metal
10-
15c
9-15
27%c
—
Jersey RR.
8-18
$1.18
(quar.)—
common
of
Co.
New
8
$1.22(4
2nd preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-21
40c
Quarterly
securities
28c
1
Corp.
United
Transmission-
(quar.)
8-17
11-16
$75c
:
(quar.)
United
4c
1
1
9-11
15c
Foods
Greenfield
35c
income)-
(quar.)
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
912-
18c
133/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
United Gas Improvement,
United
(quarterly
25c
50c
_
(quar.)
United
2
(quar.):
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6%
preference A
(quar.)
1
8-15
8-16
Whitin
9-30
$75c
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
1
8-
8-31
3.80%
8-4
9-29
12V2c
$1.37%
(quar.)
series)
8-
1
1
Utilities Corp. (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Corp., com. (quar.)
9-15
35c
(quar.)
(1959
1
99-
Western
1
1
15c
4
(1958 series)
9-
35c
(quar.)
Weston
9-15
10-
30c
(quar.)
common
34c
36c
(quar.)
59 %c
5%
8-11
25c
Cities
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Western
10-19
15c
(quar.)
8-18
8-18
B
Class
8-11
2
9-2
^•62%s,m-Tr-< 1
6c
(initial)—
Co.
Carbon
1
1
preferred
8-17
45c
Quarterly
United
9-
9-
8-31
8-31
(quar.)—
America
8-31
25c
$1.25
9-20
9-13
40c
of
(quar.)
10-31
8-31
'
90c
—
Co.
Biscuit
common
25c
5.44%
tlOc
(quar.)
United
A
Power
Western
17 %c
(Lowell, Mass.) (quar.)
Corp.
9-30
59%c
8-25
$1
92%c
87J/2c
Corp.
9-22
lie
68%c
8-31
$1.12%,^ 11-15
United Artists
8-24
(quar.)
11-15
(quar.)
common
9-11
10-10
A
8
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Aircraft
7-31
8-25
preferred
9-
20c
(quar.)
1
9-10
8c
com.
Supply,
preferred
9-15
Bank—
Y.)
N.
Union National Bank
9-
8c
4.75%
8-25
$68c
Market National
8c
(monthly)
(quar.)
Telephone,
class
11-24
>.*-£
(quar.)_
8-25
$4
$2.50
30c
.
Investment
9-11
75c
Corp.
preferred
$2.75
(quar.)_
A
8-21
25c
Fund
8-15
9
8-11
9-15
:
Auto
Western
(quar.)
United
(quar.)
conv.
1
9-
1
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
5%
pref. A
pref. B
8
preferred
1J
9-
8-11
9-
50c
Western Insurance Securities (Kansas
4
Ltd.—
Canada
8
preferred
4.90%
of
8-
4.10%
4.72%
8-
9
6c
9-
4.25%
4.65%
9-15
9-
1
Western Canada Breweries Ltd. (quar.)
Western Casualty & Surety (Kansas)
12-15
9-30
62y2c
class
Corp.,
9-
5
1
1-1-62
8-23
9-
$1.12
_
9-15
9-11
(quar.)
preferred
4.80%
1
9-30
$1.44 preferred (quar.)
9-15
9-
4.75%
(quar.)____
common
8-28
10-
Common
4
1
8-15
9-15
10c
Participating
(quar.)
Corp.
9-15
5c
r__
Inc.
10-
/, 9-11
8-15
Fund—
West Coast
TrinidadI
(quar.)__.
Ltd.
Co.
1
8-18
37 %c
(quar.)
(H. R.)
.
22%c
(quar.).
(quar.)
common
Investment
&
8-30
,
9-22
10-
10c
(quar.)
5%
8-15
25c
27c
5
JO
A
6
Clutch—
West Chemical Products,
9-8
1
40c
(quar.)___^___„_
Corp.,
$2
Fund,
2
9-
(quar.)
70c
(quar.)__
Electronics
5
8-15
$20c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Products
1
22 %c
(quar.)
preferred
.Tecumseh
8
10-
40c
United Electric Coal Cos.
1
II
9-
10c
1
8
(quar.).
Gas
6%
8-18
50c
1
8
8
9-
(Dallas)
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Union
9-30
9-
20c
(James), Inc. (quar.)
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., 4% preferred
Tamblyn (G.) Ltd. (quar.)
7
1
10-14
17 %c
Broadcasting (quar.)
Inc.
B
5%%
Talcott
1
pfd.
&
(quar.).
(From net investment income)
Ltd.
the year
of
non-cumulative
6%
Superior Window Co.—
5
99-
2
15%
Street
Salle
Finance
Class
9-15
tlOc
70c conv. pfd.
(quar.)
;
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
Syracuse Transit (quar.)
Taft
2
2
10-
..
tlOc
5
1010-
40c
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)—
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
7
9-
10c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$60c
$1.12%
$4.50
8
9-15
35c
La
Carbide
5 V2 %
2%%
Distributing
Biscuits.
$5
Union Electric Co.,
6%
Bunset International Petroleum—
3
South
Union
8-25
41 %c
(quar.)_
1
(quar.)
Acceptance
8-10
99-
9-15
$25c
28 Vac
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
2nd preferred
Co.,
Coal
Udylite Corp.
9-15
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil,
9
8
Gas
Union
8-30
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
series
9-
tax)—
Tung-Sol Electric Inc., com.
5% preferred (quar.);
R-11
10c
25c
1951
9-15
5%
Temper Corp. (quar.)
Tuboscope Company (increased)
Gas—•
preferred
free
Co.,
Mutual
Wellington
8-28
9-11
$1.25
(quar.)
2nd preferred series A
0
8
5
preferred
5c
(quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.
Quarterly
Stufiebaker-Packard Corp.—
5
1
15c
1961,
Brake
preferred
Weissberg
1
J25C
Corp.
Indies
(S. S.)
Western
Development,
payment for
Ord.
10-
6 Vic
Extra
8
9-
(quar.)
9-16
9-12
MOc
quarterly
8
$50c
J.)
(N.
leg.
(interim
ended
Dec.
31,
10c
B)
common
Terstegge Co. (quar.)
& Clothier, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
(D. A.) Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
Stuart
4
Co.
Petroleum
West
12 %c
class
and
Strawbridge
1
1
5c
(quar.)
class
Broadcasting Co.,
B
(quar.)
Stouffer
Trust
8-18
75c
(quar.)
Extra
0
0
Trenton
Co.
Washington
9-15
9-15
Triangle Conduit & Cable
8-11
30c
(quar.)
9-
2
Electric
Electric
Weeden
2
40c
3%
(quar.)
Washburn Wire Co.
9-20
1
1010-
$$1.12 y2
(Hartford)
1
43 %c
(quar.)
common
HO
22 %c
dividend)—
9-
9-6
9-20
9-15
(quar.)
Monthly
pfd. (quar.)
9-20
9-20
9-11
Washington Water Power (quar.)
8-15
35c
$25c
(stock
Insurance
1
5c
Fuller,
preferred
8-31
$40c
(quar.)
True
.
8-15
$25c
Radio
Travelers
Leonard
$4.50
8-15
1
Quarterly
9-
Manufacturing—
A
Class
Stix
(quar.)
1
9-
25c
Corp.
9
8-25
8-24
'
'
$15c
(reduced).
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
8-15
9-
Company
Ltd.
dividend
Increased
Fund—
9-
Co.—
(quar.)
1
$1.14
4%%
56C
(quar.)
preferred
•mil-Man
9-
09
$1.06 y4
(quar.)—
Corp.
12 %c
♦
1
160c
9%c
pfd.
Stewart-Warner Corp.
I
9-15
8-15
9-
$1.06%
(quar.)
35c
Textiles, 4y2%
(quar.)
09
8-31
30c
(quar.)
50c
A
9-11
12 %c
Trusts
8-
1
v
8
5c
Mines.
Disney Productions
Warner
(quar.)
45c
pfd.
Stock
expenses
(quar.)
preferred
Trav-ler
1
25c
(quar.)
5%
(John
8%
Corp.,
8-18
9
Warren
$.0095
Stern & Stern
Inc.
from
A
B
Trinidad
(quar.)
Sterling
Walgreen
8-25
9-
Amulet
Ward
12-15
9-
25C
products
Sterling
9-11
Waite
de¬
British
less
—
Transamerica Corp.,
9-15
12-29
noc
(quar.)
8-10
Ltd., American
(final)
20c
(quar.).
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co
8-10
8-31
preferred
1
8-10
Walt
(quar.)
Supply Co. of America—
Class
8-24
$1.20
A
1
1
60c
(quar.)
(initial-quar.)
New
class B
(initial-quar.)
Traders Finance Corp., Ltd., class A (quar.)_
9-15
12 %c
(quar.)
9-
9-
22 %c
.
Corp.
class
New
9-15
$1.25
class
30c
(quar.)_
Trans-Canada
(quar.)
Stores
$1.56%
(initial)
Toys
9-15
30c
(lncreased-quar.)
Ltd.,
Bros.
6V4%
(quar.)
)
I
8
9-
$1.43%
'9-
10%
Scale Corp.
15c
87 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
Toledo
25c
preferred (quar.)
Parts
9-15
Lithograph—
preferred
3 %
Steel
2
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
10-
37 %c
Finance,
(quar.)!_____—:—__—:—
Chemical,
3l/2%
9-15
12 %c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stecher Traung
2
45c
pfd.
conv.
(Albany N,. Y.)
Loan
Class
10-
2%
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)_.
5%%
preferred
(quar.)_.
deduction
preferred
2%
common
(stock dividend)
Starrett
State
Co.,
dividend
Stock
Class B
State
(quar.)
50c
50c
(quar.)
com.
8
8
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.56%
8-21
8
9-15
12 %c
'
9-
Edison Co.—
4(4 %
(quar.)
9-
'
8-15
8c
common
9-
8-11
9-20
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
9-15
9-
2
depositary
Toledo
15c
5%
dividend)
2
75c
Tokheim Corp.
Co.
Materials
8
10c
(stock
2
(quar.)
and
Gas
10-
25c
30c
Bearing
tax
Grocery
(quar.)
(reduced)
Natural
10-
Securities Trust
income
of
Corp.
(quar.)
10-
posit receipts ordinary
8-15
Products, Inc.
31 %c
(quar.)
lnc
Roller
Food
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores
Tobacco
9-15
3iy4c
pfd.
pfd.
8-14
(quar.)
common
initial
B
Timken
(quar.)
common
non-conv
Thriftimart, Inc., class A
'
Non-voting
conv.
1
9-
8-31
5%
9-
$3iy4c
8-18
9-15
common.
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
Inc.,
(quar.)
8-15
23c
$1
preferred
preferred
1
9-15
1
35c
4%
5%
8-25,
9-
$1.50
8-25
9-22
Volunteer
35c
Ltd.,
JL
(quar.)
9-15
3%
Vogt Mfg.
8-18
30c
10-
Dare,
8-24
(quar.)
35c
Iron
9-15
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph
8-31
9-11
—
$1.25
Virginia
&
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$40c
Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend)
9-15
9-15
93 %C
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—*
9-23
1
1
8-31
1
2
10-
1
8-14
9-
10-
31 Vic
Coal
When
Share
(quar.)
Co
Virginia
9-
9-10
40c
8-26
10-
9-12
(quar.)
9
Company
Grey Trust
Pump
$5c
Packaging Corp.—
preferred
9-
9
15c
62 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
25c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Industries, Inc.
$1.05
~
8-
(quar.)
8-15
9-14
8-18
1
(reduced)
8-15
9-
Viking
9-15
9-
&
Thompson Paper Box. Ltd. (quar.)
Thomas
55c
(increased)—
Jersey
$1.20
6%
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
35 c
•
(quar.)
Standard Oil Co.
3%%
5c
5c
(quar.)
A
Victoria
25c
(quar.)
Per
Name of
8-14
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Glass
5%
class
7
Vita
Thatcher
Thorofare
'
Milling,
9-
25c
Oil
common
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec,
15c
(quar.)
&
common
Textron, Inc.,
.
Standard
(quar.)
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge,
for re¬
demption at $15 per share plus this
Sulphur
When
Share
Producing
Texas
8-14
45c
(quar.)_
All unexchanged shares being called
ment.
Gulf
1
9-20
87 %c
Corp.,
9-
9-
18 %c
(quar.)
Financial
10-
2
94c
Standard Dredging Corp., $1.60 pfd.
Standard
8-31
25c
(quar.)
Standard Motor Products, class A (quar.)—
$3.50
10-
$1.63
common
Per
of Rec.
Texas
(quar.)
Standard Brands,
Holders
9
(Mass.)—
(A. E.) Mfg., common
preferred (quar.)
Staley
9-
25c
preferred
$6.50
Co.
(quar.)
Common
Payable
25c
Company
Springfield
When
Share
Name of Company
Spotless
British
t Payable
x
Less
in
income
U. S.
tax.
funds, less 15%
Jamaica income
tax.
Canadian non-residents
tax.
j
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(892)
Directors
erations
of
under
each
firm
and
bring
diversification
broad
ownership.
The 11 small loan offices operated by Home Loan will immediately
be expanded to include offices in many additional key areas.—V. 193,
one
acquire
to
holding
industrial
America
for
company,
Net
Corp.,
achieved
said.
common
shares,
shares.—V.
3,183,000
193,
.V;\
2670.
p.
by
of
the
company
quarter,
The
to
cents
Earnings
31
per
of
quarter
in
same
the
The
corporation
Aug.
on
shares
(no
par)
proceeds
The
are
to
periods.
sales
\
due
This
share,
$22,885,000,
totaled
compared
as
sales
to
earnings of 78 cents per common share
previous year.—V. 193, p. 2218.
in
first
the
of
and
months of
with
Roanwell
loss
a
six
has
Co.
been
corporation.—V.
the
of
registrar
appointed
191,
the
for
company's
—subject
exclusive
is
come
Press,
Pocket
of
cents
share
a
sales
and
1960
were
operating
the
share.—V.
common
a
a
which reported for its fiscal year
of $2,382,000, equivalent to 39.7
stock.
Pocket Books, Inc's
realized
and
cents
months
nine
income
net
193,
ended
shares
on
(par
Co.,
&
Barnes
in
Aug. 10, 1961 filed a Reg.
five cents) to be offered at
York.
A covering
$4, through
75,000
David
Royal Industries, Inc.—Six Months'
Precision Microwave
Corp.—Common Registered—
address is Main St., Millis, Mass.,
filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 21 covering 165,000 shares
of common stock, of which 115,000 shares are to be offered for public
sale
by
the
and 50,000 shares, being outstanding stock, by
thereof
The offering will be made at $10 per share on an
basis by Peter Morgan & Co., which will receive a $1 per
one
company
holders
all
or
none
share
commission
and
for
$10,000
ment. also includes 22,500 shares
sold to the underwriter at 1
which
be
The
expenses.
cent
underlie
each,
registration
five-year
exercisable
state¬
warrants
at
the
to
public
ended
months
The
-
and
missile
aircraft
subsidiaries
specialized
guidance
ceramic
coatings
offered
the
for
1959
L.
the
in
for
ment
of
in
July
and
at
general
and
will
be
ments.
to
shares
152,750
and
acquired
its
through¬
234,000
Organized
subsidiaries
Maher,
F.
including
($142,990),
in
from
Executive
Vice-
shares
common
in
technical
the
finance
specifically
the
retirement of certain
additional
to
certain
of
June
30,
the
Report—
the
1961
reported
company
net
be
stock,
about
Book
81
value
cents
$2.99
earnings
$1.74
Morton
field
and
for
($150,000).
purchase
company
has
Travers
and
equip¬
Mandel,
shares
own
the
of
May
as
of
out¬
fiscal
$1.55
increased
ended
year
share
a
President,
earned
to
May
31,
announced
the
in
gain
a
during the
$1,504,145
of
12%
preceding year,
products
and
Industrial
the
develops
annual
to
report
maintenance
distributes more
and
and
of
repair
than
the
machines,
vehicles
shareholders'
equity climbed to a new high of $8,619,545
end, compared with $7,690,750 a year ago. Operating
second
highest
in
the
company's
history and
$12,394,702, compared with $12,826,118 during the preceding
fiscal
revenues
totalled
year
the
were
year.—V.
193,
381.
p.
part
on
the
of
the
for
Sales
income
shares
and
was
last
which
under
30,
June
1961
sales
until
statements
$56,066
of
profitability
The
a
from
recovering
company,
of $71,000,
income
net
period ended June) 30,
The
in
Florida
pletion
(par
this
of
Pueblo
Chemical
transfer
V.
194,
Dec.
on
shares
mon
of
company
ing
22,
1960.
$100),
It
profitless
a
first
three cents per share,
or
Bank
New
for
in
second
the
attributed
He
193,
Orlando)
499
will
be
A.
C.
upon
York
class
A
Trust
and
Co.
has
been
stock
set
severally
forth,
from
of
Nicolaus
The
first
the
announced
of
were
of
Drug
purchase
the
$3,000,000.
subordinated
President
of Potter
of
Funds
notes
purchased
by
into
institutional
and
company,
Chemical Co.
Purex
purchase
convertible
by
this
Potter
this
for
&
for
to
quarter
economies
and
Francis
cash
a
&
agreement,
Inc.,. is
Co.,
acting
73,600
the
from
shares
the
of
underwriters,
A.
C.
closer
194,
the
at
sale
of
which
85
selling
Purity Stores, Inc.—June Report—
had sales
company
June
17,
1961,
of
increase
an
$47,713,551 for
of
2.6%
over
week
period ended
the
Reeves Soundcraft Corp.—Six Months'
Consolidated
11%
sales
sales
for
of
the
the
company
same
period
like
period in the history of the
Reeves, President and Chairman.
any
E.
net
over
Mr.
Reeves
reported
increase
an
in
for
in
the
1960
company,
Report—
first
and
half
the
of
1961
highest for
according
to
Hazard
St.
Mr.
Reeves said
Cinerama
that
stock
and
the
company
had
realized
stockholder
has disposed of its
$1,647,866
gross
sale.
respective
103,441 shares
proceeds
on
the
President
resulted
pressed
in
pointed
an
confidence
profitable
out
operating
that
future.—V.
the
193,
p.
that
loss
results
382.
the
costly
during
of
the
these
development
period.
programs
programs
Mr. JReeves
will
lead
ex¬
to
a
for
field:
1274.
p.
the
at
&
rate
and
18
covering
such
one
list
for
share
new
the
filed
regis¬
a
303,812
stock
shares
subscription
for
each
five
underwriters.
of
The
underwriting
terms'are
to
be
coin-operated
such
used
be
of
heads
Co.
price,
Chicago,
St.,
Aug.
offer
to
phonographs and various
electric cigarette vendors, cold
as
bottle
vendors
music
to
and
systems
contract
coffee
and
work.
proceeds
short-term
retire $2,750,000
of
increased receivables
finance
It
vendors.
hearing-aids
Net
and
and
from
bank
inventories.
certain
193,
2050.
p.
Preferred—
has
From
&
Hotel
of
company
in
with
general
SEC
general
The
the
N.
42nd St.,
Aug.
on
partnership
Selling-
price
193,
purchase
will
purchase
$490,000
partnership
improvements
with
its
firm
of
are
in
total
a
the
in
Of¬
common
at
3,240
aprons
1,760
__
3,240
2,267
1,233
in
on
to
Mass.
rubber
roll
family
a
by
covering.
business
owned
Ludwig
Sjostrom,
established
2,266
Feb.
was
merged
corporation,
18,
1960
Siostrom
as
Machine
Co..
of
grandfather
L.
Florida
"Slip-Prufe"
successor
Lawrence,
Sjostrom, principal stockholder of the company.
Automations, Inc. was incorporated under the laws of the
1,620
1,234
__
is
company
1880
Robert
2,267
880
__
markets
and
The
in
3,240
1,233
_
Inc.
Sjostrom
of
State
The
company
in
April 1961 with Everett Rubber Co., Inc., a Florida
incorporated on March 18, 1953.
The Sjostrom Dye and
Machine Co.
(not incorporated) which was
established in 1880 by Ludwig Sjostrom
was
engaged principally in
textile dyeing until 1914, when the manufacture of
textile machinery
became a significant part of its business.
By 1920, the company's op¬
Registered—
erations
York, filed a registration
$4,800,000 of participa¬
to be offered for public sale at
will
be
is
from
it
certain
made
an
from
firm's
consisted
name
solely of machinery
changed to
was
incorporated).
In
1937
manufacture,
Sjostrom
Robert
L.
which
at
Manufactures
Sjostrom
time
Machine
the
(not
Co.
acquired
ownership of
the present time.
the
company and has retained such ownership until
1937 the firm's name was changed to
S.iostrom Machine Co. (not
In
1949 a subsidiary, Sjostrom
Knotwood Apron Co.,
Inc.
was
incorporated. During
1954
the
company's
operations were
In
transferred
Boca
corporation
a
which does not yet
payable
in
cash
have
been
erected.
It
will
publicly
of
cash
of
and
the
which
estimated at $125,000.
Wien,
Seller's
the
with
the
investment
of
land
real
Lane
of
&
transaction
building
estate
offer
its
amount
to
of $490,000 in connection
will include a fee to said
brokerage
commission
to
Helms-
Helmsley is president and major stockholder,
,
GIVING
to
the
EFFECT
company's
TO
A
common
stock
Class
B
common
stock
4%
FINANCING
(par
sub.
10
250,000
33,000
33,000
$15,000
1962
Sundry
—V.
Outstanding
cents)
(par 10 cents)
debs,
due
March
$15,000
convertible
1,
i
at
plant
present
PRESENT
Authorized
Class
and
$4,800,000), including a fee
Klein, in which Wien and
disbursements
and
will
Massachusetts
own
company for
The
purchase
$4,500,000
from
Raton, Fla.
CAPITALIZATION
unaffiliated
disbursements.
$8,500,000,
connection
firm
members.
purchase
$125,000,
ley-Spear, Inc.,
Common
3,240
141,000
indebtedness
194,
$50,923
12.
p.
Slick Airways, Inc.—Six Months'
Earnings—
The
company
of
revenues
in
the
six
$8,336,484,
months
Earl
F.
ended
Slick,
June
were
July 1,
1960.
In
the
first
half
of
Net
two
contract which
charter flights
Co.
1960,
operating
of
were
down
on
the
of
Division
30,
profits,
the
which
company,
were
realized
to
Of
14%
these
was
revenues
1960.
approximately
amounted
operating
$3,756,665
which
non-recurring
J
974,721
had
while
operating
a
June
period.
divisions
each
terminated
1961
announced.
operations
.'7p^*026 which included $2,410,346 from
current
30,
Chairman,
$4,579,819 resulted from airline
produced by the Illinois Shade Cloth
revenues,
military
military
disbursements
to
A
A
quired
(for
Class
—
24, 1961, J. I. Magaril Co., Inc., New
City, publicly offered 70,000 shares of this firm's
notes for this purpose. The partnership will not operate the
prop¬
erty, but will purchase it subject to an Operating Sublease to Helmsley.
$150,000
Automations, Inc.
Aug.
1,760
6%
of
May,
1945.
p.
Its
$275,000
basis net earnings were equivalent to
46 cents,
410,183 shares outstanding after the sale of 78,540 new
when the company first became publicly owned.—
the
__
3,240
$3,000,000 and has agreed to give a $4,000,000 614% selfmortgage on the property, maturing in 1984.
REIA was
formed for the purpose of investing primarily in first mort¬
income producing properties and in land upon which income-
producing
South
share
per
on
last
for
on
in
electro¬
3,240
liquidating
recently
six
first
$180,143
and
1,760
1,760
by taking subject to a iportgage of $4,000,000 to be placed
on
the
property at the ^closing date. The owner of the land and,
...accordingly, the lessor under the lease, will be Real Estate Investing
Association, Inc. (REIA), a corporation 56% of whose stock is owned
by Wien and Helmsley, which has contracted to buy the land from the
seller
the
of
electronic
1,760
balance
the
in
for
earnings
__
by Lawrence A. Wien and Harold L. Strudler,
The
but
and
the
located
is
of
BUSINESS—The company of 140 N. W. 16th St., Boca
Raton, Fla.,
principally engaged in the development, manuiacture and sale of
electronically
controlled
automatic
equipment
for
the
textile
and
laundry industries. It also produces
"Knotwood" metal textile feed
owned by Wien and Harry B. Helmsley,
to
$188,854
net
incorporated).
1961.
property,
devices,
of
over
maker
a
is
partnership, consisting of said persons, has contracted to buy
known as the St. Moritz Hotel, 50 Central Park South,
$11,011,000
4.8%
stock at $4 per share. Net proceeds,
$211,380, will be used by the company for
the repayment of debt, purchase of
inventory and equip¬
ment and working capital.
the furniture, furnishings and equipment therein, and a Ground
of the land underlying the building.
The closing is scheduled
1,
a
estimated
partners.
Dec.
of
Sigma,
class
a
building
Y.,
1960.
and
income
net
increase
an
of
controls
Sjostrom
New
interests,
reported
1961,
period
York
covering
16
of
fered—On
22,870
Associates—Securities
East
60
the
on
company
like
On
788.
p.
stock
may be converted into common stock up to the
Sept. 18, 1961 at The Franklin National Bank
Sunrise Highway, Rockville Centre, N. Y. at $19.23
equal to 1.04 common shares.—V. 193, p. 2480.
shares
Stockholders
_
Inc.—_
Y.
N.
Island,
figured
22,870
—
Turner,
15,
Braintree, Mass.
The increase in net earnings was achieved
despite a dip of 6.2% in
first half
sales volume to
$4,798,525 from $5,116,376 in the similar
period jast year.
number
1,760
Co.—___—
Guerin
Moritz
Strudler
The
have
&
$10,000 per participation
gages
equity of approxi¬
mately 43%
over
June
30,
1960, elimination
of all significant debt
and a current assets to current
liability ratio of approximately 4 to 1.
of
_____
Pierce & Co., Inc.—
Thomas & Co., Inc
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.—
(seller)
24
corresponding period in
1960, it was reported by J. R. Niven, President. Earnings for the
24
week
period were $80,424 equal to 12 cents per share. For the
comparable period in 1960, earnings were $39,535 or 6 cents per share.
were
—■
Rauscher,
the
the
193,
on
commercial
help
to
to
business
magnetic
stockholders
whom
of
none
Co.——!———
&
Allyn & Co.
Eppler,
Lease
639.
p.
and
will
and
share,
the
representative,
12,430
__
Scherck, Richter Co.
for
The
Inc
Co.,
&
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.
tions
Put¬
health
and
Sigma Instruments, Inc.—Six Mohths' Report—
to
underwriters
the
as
with
Nicolaus
Walston
consideration
by
stock
common
investors.—V.
M'.
sale
preferred
of
Long
per
322.
p.
Company
194,
Maiden, Mass., have
obtained
were
Purex
of
defense
York
The
the company, and the
be purchased by each are as follows;
Stifel,
This
Stoneman,
of
to the terms and conditions therein
aggregate of 40,000 shares of common stock
names
relationship
shares
com¬
Corp.—Acquisition—Notes Sold Privately—
substantial
$1,240,224
share. Payment will be made at the Irving Trust Co., One Wall St.,
New
subject
an
and
company
herein.
material
underwriting
the
agreed,
to purchase
the
named
principal
corporation. —
the
and
corporation has called for redemption on Oct. 2, 1961, all of
outstanding 5% cumulative convertible preferred stock at $21,089
per
quarter, reported
three-month
for the
appointed
of
shown
1960,
Seeman Brothers, Inc.—To Redeem
months
"operating
to
Jerry
common
operation.
also
in
Dayton
SEC
cold drink
background
11.49%.—V.
group
V.
Stifel,
whom
for
have
1122.
p.
in
stock
Hs
instituted earlier in the year."—V.. 194,
UNDERWRITERS—In
746.
President
nam,
a
tails follow:
of
outstanding
luncheon
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
1,497,944 shares of common stock, of which Delbert W. Coleman, Board
Chairman
and
President, owns 9.81%, and management officials as
Financing Details—Our Aug. 21, 1961 issue reported the
sale on Aug. 11 of 113,600 shares of this firm's common
stock
at
$12.50 per share.
Additional financing de¬
incorporated
1,000 com*
was
stock
year
proposed
equipment
vendors,
addition
close
improvement
the
controls
expense
statement
Purex
the
The
from $24.8 million in
quarter, Ryder said.
increased
revenue
million
McCormick
authorized
an
Kosman,
press
a
premium
amounted to $68,000.
By the
to $888,539, and for the first
increased
manufactures
vending
cup
borrowing's
profit,
Gross
$26
Museum of Presidents
(near
has
which
of
sale.—V.
Fla.,
that
the
Weld
manufactures
engages
company.
Supermarkets, Inc.—Appointment—
agent
p.
Clermont,
White,
company
of
also
though small, represents a substantial Improvement
over
a
first quarter loss of $716,126,
or 34 cents per
share," said
James A. Ryder, President of the nationwide trucking and truck leas¬
"The
offered, without underwriting, 499 shares of its common
stock at
$100 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at
a
of
year
has
accident
North
1500
is
It
stockholders
held.
types
1961.
—
$47,000, will be used to establish
at Clermont, Fla.
insurance
Samuel
The
Museum, Inc. — Common Offered
Pur¬
April 21t 1961 offering circular, the company
an
life
in
at
1961.
the
had
with
stock.
common
drink
Ryder System, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
From the
Presidential
suant to
as
that during the past two months,
orders totaling $3,500,000, principally military
substantial portion are classified
in nature.
risen to $11,700,000 as compared with $10,time a year ago.—V. 193, p. 1454.
the same
at
of
statement
The
which a
backlog has
Company
full
$991,315
$762,079.—V.
date, subscription
supplied by amendment.
shareholders
told
30,
in
source
figure
totaled
record
In
of
contracts,
first
to
entered
corporation
common
shares
This compared with sales of $3,244,523
five cents per share for the corresponding
or
this
this
it
by
and
actual
$5,234,774
were
from
1960
This
received new
Royal had
300,000
ended
mark
operation,
announced
insurance
1956
June
Seaboard
1961
tration
year.
Johnson
Mr.
financial
19*59,
life
in
ended
of
of
outstanding.
currently
earnings
months
six
quarter
period
the
of
years
company's
from
$146,698
of
quarter.
sales for the first half of 1960 of $6,100,686. For the
of the current fiscal year sales were $2,865,347 and
$97,080 equal to nine cents per share on the 1,130,736
with
compared
net
in
are
the
second
accounting procedure
an
included
made, hence the expectations for improved
latter part of 1961.
shipments
during
follows
$100,000,000
company,
Seeburg Corp.—Proposed Rights Offering—
will
not
income
months
income
the
1956,
end
substan¬
a
second
company
7,000
buildings,
Common
at
in
used
designs,
of
from
half
St. Clair Specialty Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Additional
record
a
shareholders.
Premier
Division
Vard
latter
The
31,
shares,
new
the
by
the
and
40,000
of
Corp.—Annual Report—
the
or
15.5%
after the sale
and,
sell
to
propose
owns
outstanding
share
outstanding
Maher
In
be accelerated during the balance of the year
will feflect favorably in results for the third and fourth quarters.
retire¬
and
deliveries
during
contract
sh pments
the
full
Miami-based
the
of
York.
six
the
share.
per
for
$1,343,624
L.
the
of
per
this" corporation
of
share
a
the
the
which
shares,
respectively, and
respectively. Anne Travers
Premier Industrial
Net
of
41,250
about
was
military
of
commencement
tial
has topped
than six
less
after
end
gains:
shareholders, Royal
to
are
transaction.
company
New
of
accounts
personnel
microwave
inventories
indebtedness,
common
shares,
standing stock.
or
1961
projects
used
sales
this
reaching this important milestone within
so
short
a
time,
may well have set a record for the industry," he said.
in the breakthrough were sharp year to-year increases in
the amount of new business written, Mr. Kosman reported. The June
30,
1961
total
of $100,380,899
was
28%
higher than the total of
$78,507,465 at the end of 1960, and almost 23 times the figure at
advertising
company
the
These
intended
i
addition
over
and
are
representatives.
Thomas
purposes
for
development
300,000
10,000
1961
from the company's sale of additional
will be added to working capital and
$1,000,000,
and
for
aggregate
an
corporate
research
will
for
net proceeds
($199,000),
1961
off-the-shelf
sales
President,
payable
and
items
through
sundry indebtedness
balance
the
loss
manu¬
engines
standard
as
exchange
estimated
used
In
jet
for
systems which
radar
company
The
company.
The
components
to
detection
States
Travers,
President,
etock,
sale
United
August
the
systems;
performing non-destructive testing and specialized heat
jet aircraft engine components. In addition, the company
the development of various microwave sub-systems for
in communications and
Joseph
communication
of
detection
in
engaged
to be
business
radar
and
treating of
out
the
for
specialized
components
for
commercial and
military
jet
applying and processing its own specialized high-
missiles;
use
in
components
and
systems
engaged
are
microwave
engines;
temperature
is
its
and
company
manufacturing
facturing
letter
a
Moore
"In
President J. R. Johnson reported
operated profitably during the second quarter of
and this improved performance was sufficient to overcome the
of
the first quarter. A major reason for this
improvement was
In
that
income
offering price.
of
Reflected
earnings of $31,048 equal to three cents a share on the 1,130,736
currently outstanding as compared with net income of $140,139
or
13
cents a share for
the same period in 1960.
whose
company,
914.
p.
involved in the acquisition
of
force,
shares
This
193,
company,
Premium
six
the
For
did not keep pace with the higher
capital expenses for new warehouse
gain
said.—V.
Berman
Seaboard
New
Inc.,
proceeds are to be used for inventory, a food depot,
promotion and general corporate purposes.
and
earnings
non-recurring
large
assets
President
The
or
913.
p.
corporation
The
common
30,
June
$1,645,000,
was
Files With
—
in
of
revenues
34.4
or
outstanding. This net in¬
in the earnings of Golden
of
half
Force—Sales—
Commission—
Securities and Exchange
common
for
revenues
$20,125,000,
cents
Books'
1961
30,
June
operating
and
$1,055,000,
of
stock
equity
earnings
Pocket
on
sales
income
Books'
ending
months
common
affiliate,
Inc., its 50% -owned
April 30, 1961 net
ended
53.5
realized net
shares of
and
3,000,000
on
nine
audit—shows
year-end
to
$20,816,000
share
the
for
report
during the first
from $91,086
$93,724
Seaboard Life Insurance Co. of America—Insurance in
common
221.
p.
Associates, Inc., Great Neck, L. I.
Roph
Months' Report—
The
to
Mr.
assets
The
Pocket Books, Inc.—Nine
The
to
Corp.—Appointment—
Trust
Bankers
stock
the
1961
of
Moore Dry Dock Co. was one of the larger builders of Liberty ships
during World War II. During this period, it employed 32,000 people.
R.
W, Pressprich & Co., investment bankers, assisted in the nego¬
capital.
$34,670,000
of
months
with offices in Portland, Ore., has acquired the prin¬
Dry Dock Co., with offices in Oakland, Calif.
are located in the San FranciscoOakland Bay area.
Glug & Strassler Corp., New York management
consultants, acted for Moore Dry Dock Co. in the sale of these assets.
The
filed a Reg. A covering 150,000
offered at $2, without underwriting.
for repayment of debt and working
be
used
six
first
Schnitzer Brothers—Acquisition—
1961
14,
to
be
the
for
This is equal to 17 cents per share as compared to 16 centa
six months of I960, on 557,500 shares outstanding for
facilities,
cipal
common
corporation
first
tiation
months
six
che
both
share.
first
common
per
year.
for
Ariz.—Files With SEC
Rillito Race Track, Inc., Tucson,
reported
the first
were
$10,325,000
of
sales
1961
amounted
share after providing for preferred dividends.
quarter last year amounted to $455,000 or
common
common
per
for
cents
with
compared
as
the
in
cents
Sales
second
the
for
$18,696,000 in the second quarter of 1960.
,,
quarter resulted in a loss of $146,000, which
and
second
22
€8
$12,560,000
Corp.—First Half Results—
the
president.
Earnings increased
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.—Quarterly Report—
Sales
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
$7,517,639, a gain of 32% over the $5,687,802 net sales
the same period in 1960, it was announced by Myron P.
to
in
last
has presently outstanding
approximately 2.5
while America's outstanding stock totals about
Republic
of
.
Berman,
Republic shareholders within two to three months and if approved the
exchange offer would then be made to America
shareholders, Mr.
Carter
sales
amounted
tentatively
a
of Republic common stock for three
announced by Victor M. Carter, Re¬
of one share
stock, it was
America
voted
public President and Chairman. The rate of exchange for the pro¬
posed acquisition is subject to further study, he emphasized.
If completed, acquisition of America Corp. would boost annual sales
of Republic to about $85
million. The proposal will be submitted to
mililon
2218.
p.
have
company
York
New
of
shares
the
exchange
proposed
finance op¬
of
of
diversified
Continued from page 10
erations
Saxon Paper
Republic Corp.—Acquisition—
General Corporation and
Investment News
.
ac¬
were
domestic
International
during
the
about equally from the
$462,949, or 47 cents on
presently outstanding common shares. Net profits
six months of I960 were
$580,492, but this included non¬
recurring capital gains on aircraft of $171,753, which indicates a net
for
the
first
Volume
operating profit for
193,
V.
Number
194
6085
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CAPITALIZATION
share.—
that period of $408,739 or 42 cents per
GIVING
(893)
EFFECT
1339.
p.
Investment
Business
Small
Co.
of
York,
New
Inc.—
Class
—
Registered—
Common
company
statement
The
is
company
licensed
to operate
as
small
a
business
investment
under the Small Business Investment Act of 1958, and is
registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940 as a closed-end
company
non-diversified management investment company.
It does not contem¬
plate the concentration of investments in any particular industrial field
or
type of business.
Net proceeds from the stock sale will be added to
the general funds of the company and will be available for the purchase
of stock (or securities convertible into stock or accompanied by stock
ing
and for
concerns
to the extent necessary.
expenses,
The
of, and the making of loans to, small
general corporate purposes including operat¬
warrants or options)
purchase
business
outstanding 27,590 shares of $50 par stock,
has
owned
by 17 banks which paid an aggregate of $1,379,500 for such shares. An
company
additional
banks.
tional
shares
4,280
expected
are
Holders
Rochester
Lincoin
of
the
Trust
v.
B
stock
common
193,
p.
(par
$2.50)
stock
(par
to
be
purchased by seven addi¬
blocks (4,000 shares each!
are
largest
Manufacturers
Company,
Trust
Traders
&
Company (Buffalo), Morgan Guaranty Trust
and
National Commercial
Bank
and
Trust
capital
will
receive
and Kenneth J. Mcllraith
Smyth Worldwide
With
Securities
The
lists
shares
Hinton,
The
proceeds
to
are
Month
191,
Suburban Propane Gas
be
for
used
Public
Gross
Debentures Sold Pri¬
—
also
rolls
River,
on
Aug.
22
oversubscribed.
was
Of
of
plant,
the
to
converters.
states
trade-marks
GIVING
EFFECT
east
"Swanee"
of
and
PRESENT
TO
The
company's
Mississippi
"Bonnie."
the
FINANCING
Outstanding
$175,000
500,000
500,000 shs.
—
to the terms and conditions of the pur¬
underwriters have severally agreed to purchase
the selling stockholders the number of shares
the company set forth opposite their respective
the
and
company
stock
common
of
below:
names
Shares
Shares
Blair
41,500
&
Stearns
Co.
H.
M.
Stern
E.
Herbert
10,000
Inc
Co.
&
9,000
Cruttenden,
:
9,000
Golkin,
Inc
9,000
Halle
Newburger, Loeb & Co
9,000
Norris
duPont
I.
Miller
Hayden,
&
McDonnell
and
&
Co
&
Co.
&
Co
Byllesby & Co., Inc._
Co,__
Francis
proceeds from the sale of its 35,000 shares will
be used by the
company for general corporate purposes
its
agreement,
the
from
Net
to
the
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
chase
Bear,
improvement
sale
throughout
banknote—long-term—unsecured
—
Common stock ($1 par)_
—1,000,000 shs.
offered, 115,000 were sold for
selling stockholders, and 35,000
including payment for
for
paper
under
5V2%
the total number of shares
the account of certain
for the company.
tissue
sold
notes—unsecured
6%
Paper Corp.—Offering Oversubscribed—Blair
Inc., and associates have announced that their of¬
fering of 150,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
share
of
distributed
are
Authorized
Swanee
per
colored
CAPITALIZATION
& Co.
$13.50
in Ransom, Pa.
East
205
consisting
products,
vately—Aug. 24, 1961 it was reported that $3,000,000 of
this firm's sinking fund debentures due
Aug. 1, 1976 had
been
sold
privately through Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co., New York City.—V.
194, p. 469.
company
Podesta & Co._
Bomback & Co.
&
Stieglitz
&
Hirshberg,
Inc.—
9,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
present
Board
as
Commit¬
2248.
p.
Reg.
a
covering
A
$2.35,
FOR HARD TO FIND
QUOTATIONS
through
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
85 106
Blanchett,
working capital.
Service
BANK &
Co.—July Report—
income-
1961
1960
$4,876,899
1,213,887
f.
$1,030,771
_____
QUOTATION
$4,575 974
1,347,974
income
RECORD
$952,398
1945.
p.
ucts
of
42nd
St., New York City,
and white ussue papers and
tissue paper prod¬
primarily of toilet tissue and facial tissue. The com¬
produces household towels and paper napkins and makes
manufactures
442,300
bulk
Corp.
Seattle, Wash.—Files
of
193,
Jr.,
the Executive
President.—V.
as
their
for
Millard,
of
July—
operating revenues
Net
1,000,000
its plant office
to
BUSINESS—The
310,324 shs.
Inc., Seattle.
Gross
—V.
$2.50)_J_
'
addition
an
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
Exchange Commission—
Granat,
Southwestern
W.
Aug. 10,
1961 filed
$1) to be offered at
on
(par
Jones &
exchange
Charles
Chairman
as
Movers, Inc.,
and
corporation
common
in
shares
common
shares.
The prospectus
Prentice J. Rodgers
Chairman,
tee,
FINANCING
2714.
Company of New Yor.c,
Company
(Albany).
In
October the presently authorized $50 par value stock will be reclassified
into 2,500,000 authorized shares of $1 par common stock, and the bank
stockholders
PRESENT
Authorized
pany
of 40 Beaver St., Albany, N. Y., filed a registration
with the SEC on Aug. 22 covering 875,000 shares of $1 par
common stock, to be offered for public sale on an all or none basis
through underwriters headed by Dillon, Read & Co., Inc.
The public
offering: price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
This
TO
-
_
Common
53
Spartans Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
The
The
Co.
Drug
for
announcement
Crank
in
has announced it has reached
company
Crank
agreement to acquire
an
WE GIVE
approximately 40,000 shares of Sparians' stock.
made by Charles C. Bassine, Chairman.
was
Drug Co. is a chain of
self-service retail drug stores located
10
Springfield, Mo.;
Little Rock, Ark.; and Wichita, Kan. In addition,
drug departments in a number of Spartans' discount
it operates leased
centers.
In
1960,
Crank
had sales
of $7
million.—V.
193,
STOCK
Speed-O-Print Business Machines Corp.—Appointment
The
fer
•
AMERICAN STOCK
•
corporation has appointed Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
for its common stock.—V. 194, p. 680.
The
with
cumulative
■issuable
offer
the
BOSTON STOCK
•
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
trans¬
530
SEC
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
STOCK
•
NEW YORK
•
PACIFIC COAST STOCK
•
EXCHANGE
Association
not
stock
into
an
of
into
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
tion
consisting
accounts
of
states
that
Corp.,
a
the
the
of
commercial
with
company
stockholders
the
proposal,
of
merger
Standard
trust
in
the
with
is
meet
of
charged
mobile
GENERAL
the
on
holders
13
homes
22
Aug.
on
to
be
in
Tne
advance.
travel
and
shares
to
•
for
DOMESTIC
CANADIAN
CANADIAN
to
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
•
PUBLIC
UTILITY BONOS
•
EXCHANGE
•
PUBLIC
UTILITY STOCKS
•
FEDERAL LAND
•
RAILROAD
BONDS
•
RAILROAD
STOCKS
•
REAL
ESTATE BONDS
•
REAL
ESTATE STOCKS
•
UNITED
•
merger
the
out¬
SEATS
number
second
Universal
deed
specializes
BANK
BONDS
trailers.
addition
to
•
various
indebtedness,
the
company
has
Stewart-Warner
INDUSTRIAL AND
•
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
INVESTING COMPANIES
GOVERNMENT
BONDS
corporation has acquired for cash all of the business and the
principal assets of the Aero Division of The Cornelius Co., whose head¬
quarters and manufacturing facilities are located at Minneapolis, it
announced
by
Mr.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Corp.—Acquisition—
The
of
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
snares
which
was
FOREIGN
•
outstanding
of pre-ferred stock and 1,952,058 shares of common
stock,
management of-icials as a group own 11.3% of the common.
Theodore H. Silbert is listed as president.—V. 193,
p. 680.
of
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
DOMESTIC
are
1961,
tne
make
•
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
•
In
36,000
QUOTATIONS
Finance
23,
limited
a
J
of
prospectus
Under
of
one
Virginia
and
whicn
and of Universal
company.
I
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
SILA have
clients
payment.
preferred
said
within
power
interest
financing of
of
into the
31,509
SILA
companies, having the
of
industrial
company
will
issue
standing Universal stock.
and
the
Universal
would
of
loans
that
•
convertible
shares of
common
guaranty
of
California corpora;ion,
approve
stages
EXCHANGE
one
S5 %
rate
is
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
company
least
share
MIDWEST STOCK
•
finance business, its principal opera¬
or
making
cash
advances
against,
purchasing,
receivable
to
outstanding
engaged!in the
company is
assigned
prospectus
at
dividend
each
of
rate
Tne
EXCHANGE
•
for
excnange
the
unless
The
and
in
at
and Plan of Reorganization with tne com¬
they have agreed to accept the exchange offer.
which
EXCHANGE '
to
Indus¬
Security
common.
exchange
exchange.
The
the
SILA
SILA
proposes
Agreement
an
pursuant to
The
of
of
annum
of
corporation,
of
shares
the
company
stockholders
shares
for
shares.
Tne
Virginia
a
common
15.555
share"per
80%
stock).
common
consummate
per
common
aggregate
pany
to
surrendered
$3
7.3333
entered
to
is
is
such
(SILA),
outstanding
obligated
preferred
of
stock
preferred share for each
SILA's
Fifth Ave., New York, filed a registration
Aug. 16 covering 15,000 shares or :.o-par
stock Series B (and 110,030 common shares
EXCHANGE
on
preferred
preferred
Loan
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition-—
conversion
upon
233,300
.
of
the
prior
such
trial
Financial
corporation
statement
Bennett
Archambault,
Chairman
SECURITIES
STATES GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES
,
President
and
Ste..art-warner.
•
The
of
Aero
air
Division of
Cornelius
equipment
compressor
tions,
is
for
the country's leading
aircraft,
missile
and
UNITED
STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
manufacturer
related
applica¬
and
recently also has entered into the design arid manufacture
high performance hydraulic devices for aircraft and missile use.
of
Approximately 400 people currently
sion
at
plant
its
in
modern
Stokely-Van
of
highest
the
Camp,
company
Inc.—Annual
in
the
OTHER
Divi¬
Aero
STATISTICAL
INFORMATION
manufacturing
2388.
p.
the
fiscal
May
31
were
the
net income
was
substantially larger than in
according to the annual report. The Indianapolis,
of;, .canned and
frozen
foods
currently
is
observing
BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
CALL LOAN RATES
•
•
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
•
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•
TIME LOAN
•
VOLUME
•
Report—
ended
year
on-record* and
processor,
100th
Net
PRIME
1960
fiscal
stock
totaled
$195,054,828
Net
year.
dividends,
to
income
compared
amounted
$2.82 per
share
with
$183,351,691
outstanding on May 31,. 1961; this compared with
a
share, calculated on a like number of common
previous
year.—V.
194,
in
the
•
MONEY
MARKET
$3,456,4x9
shares,
in
361.
p.
WILLIAM B.
Stratoflex, Inc. — Common Offered
Pursuant to an
Aug. 15, 1961 prospectus, First Southwest Co., Dallas,
publicly offered 120,000 shares of this firm's common
—
stock
at
$16
Net proceeds,
estimated at
by the company for the repay¬
ment of
debt, the purchase of equipment, and for work¬
ing capital.
used
BUSINESS—Stratoflex
serves
industry
pneumatic
both
self
the
in
type
the
hose,
detachable
sealing
and
whose
design,
hose
address
is
Box
manufacture
fittings
reusable
quick
and
and
10398, Fqrt Worth,. Tex.,
sale of hydraulic and
and
hose
assemblies,
permanently
attached
engine,
including
truck
and
disconnect
railroad,
earth
transportation,
'
NEW
YORK
moving
marine
equipment,
and
SUBSCRIBE
TODAY
wish
I
o
for
one
Name
DANA
C8
CO.
PLACE
to
year
7, N. Y.
subscribe
to
the
Bank
&
__
;*>
end
fittings,
lock brazed
min'ng,
refrigeration.
diesel
Quotation
for the sum of $45.
incorporating
couplings, mechanical
tube assemblies and self
locking nuts. The company provides research
and
development and design engineering and its service
and
sales
are
principally to the aircraft and missile industries and to other
industries
PARK
25
share.
per
$1,742,000, will be
OF TRADING
to
$6,030,919,
e.iual
after
1,879,533 shares of common
on
$1.46
the
RATES
anniversary"!
sales
preferred
or
the
employed by
high-precision
are
foot
square
190,
preceding year,
Ind.
its
90,000
Minneapolis.—V.
Sales
pi
QUOTATIONS
agent
Standard
is
EXCHANGE
1945.
p.
Address
City
f,.
Zone
State.
54
(894)
*
Chares
C. Henderson
T.
Kay, Ricriards
&
Co., Inc.
Chares
2.500
Co.——
&
2,500
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Pierce & Co.,
Crichton, Cherashore &
Co., Inc
J.
Inc.
H.
John
2,500
Rauscher,
Harrison
Sturgis
2,500
Porter,
2,500
Southeastern
Allied Securities
2,000
Black
Corp
& Co., Inc.—
194, p. 158.
—V.
Noyes
2,000
Inc
to
Securities
ment
and
Exchange
covering
which
Richard
Thornton, Mohr,
& Gauntt, Inc
it
that
Commission
has
made
withdraw
to
2,000
Tne
Parish
be
sold
Filing with the SEC
for
account
the
several
Tayloe,
Hidalgo
County,
Texas
which
on
is
President,
Mnoert
W.
Held,
Vice-President,
registration
tne
the
to
reported
of
earnings
$384,276
Tnis
snare.
of
sales
on
011
of
saies
on
shares
In
$7,267,959,
letter
a
ported
to
that
for
corporate
per
$.18
of
second
per
the
first
eq^al
to
share
six
backlog
'
share.
Coleman,
as
of
new
$.071
of
which
Mr.
Wald
book
the
shares,
value
87.54%.
owns
of
share
each
$.782.
to
Laboratories
The
after
192,000
$282,981
taxes
shares
Benjamin
company
re¬
1961
first
three
months
of
W.
Loewy,
•
stock
Corp.—Quarterly
of
.
of
$130,957
Universal,
v:
30,
Net
that
the>
$647,000.—V.
'J J
_
in¬
share on'
.7:7-
announced
to
profits
net
per
30.
7
.
were
mechan¬
1961.
cents
on .June
year
and
and
June
x7.4
10
amounting
7 7'7'
!.
fiscal
of electronic
outstanding
contracts
;
current
ended
cq^ai
President
holds
-.■/•;
was
the
receipts
quarter
$49,o2o,
common
currently
646.
P.
totaled
of
manufacturer
company
reported
gross
taxes of $49,023 for the
before
come
•
30,
the
by the corporation,
teaching devices.
ical
taxes
President,
June
o.
outstanding),
sale
from
announced
$.07
dividends.
totaled
quarter
H.
after
preferred
common
William
sales
for
common
Monday, August 28, 1961
.
Electronics
Earnings for
earnings
after
taxes
of
$.94 per common share, for
to
the
Mr.
taxes
.
Report—
$15,220,058,
payment
for
to
equal
snareuolders,
the
equal
Earnings
$64,286
Larnings before income taxes
selling
then
increased
.
and
witn
compares
period.
of
after
of
saies
$16,558,035,
1960
allowance
an
be
the
of
resuit
a
will
Universal
has
comparable
reuecc
state¬
common
common
share
common
As
Co.—Six Months' Earnings—
1961
ox
$582,^63
Registration
stockholders.
May 26, 1961.—V. 194, p. 681.
made on
was
of
in
Tayloe.
company
months
2,000
application
a
L.
D.
Twin Coach
1
proposed secondary offering of 376,369
a
to
were
announced
has
Alto
to be used as a piano. In exenange lor the proper¬
the company issued 7^,000 common snares (33>4% each)
2,000
Taft Broadcasting Co.—To Withdraw SEC
company
Monte
building
and lease,
per
The
in
located
a
bamuei
Securities
Corp.
2,000
2,000
2,000
May & Co., Inc.
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
land
located
Co
&
of
ties
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
193,;
.
7
■
-7
%
■
••
approximately equal to the $30,600,000 imported at tne end of the first
quarter.
Telescript-CSP, Inc.—SEC Hearing Scheduled—
A
*
Pursuant
to
the
request of the company, of 155 West 72nd St.,
Commission has scheduled a hearing for Oct. 2,
1961, in its New York Regional Office to determine whether to vacate
or
make permanent a temporary suspension order with respect to a
stock o.fering by that company.
In a notification filed in December
1960, Telescript proposed the public offering of 60,000 common shares
at $5 per share.
The Commission in its suspension order of July 12,
•
York
New
1961,
City,
that
representations
the
company's
offering
circular
certain material facts.—V.
of
194,
contained
tion.
value
with
The
has
company,
vending
of
changers,
National
coin-operated
Products,
dry
washing
C.
Hirsch, President of Tenax, which had fiscal
$5,427,000 and estimated 1931 volume of approximately
of
that
ing
"the
field
sales
is expected
fiscal
in
Mr.
of
acquisition
of
interested
000,000
enable Tenax
to
by
of
sales
1960
the coin-operated vend¬
double both its earnings and
to
that
that
Clesco
Ohio
the
currently
firm
has
estimated
$3,000,000
a
minimum
of
The
the
the
The
for
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
corporation's
the
six
quarterly
sales
mon.hs
for
ended
the
June
three
30,
to
ended
June
30,
and
largest
the
were
for
low
operating
of
Board
share
for
the
similar
shares
sales
months
for
of
and
steel
amounted
sales
of
1960.
half
of
1960
six
industry during
the first
sales
six
$6,329,400
I960.—V.
193,
for
the
rise of about
a
June
quarter
last
$2,819,100,
equal to
with $3,164,800, or 81
cents per
Earnings are stated on the basis
ended
than
the
for
Nei,
wi h
$27,710,900,
months
June
of
was
$1.61
for
first
the
$5,697,100,
share
per
$53,869,100,
were
$49,739,200
hs
moil
or
1961
30,
six
$1.45
or
earned
per
during
Consolidated
oil
to
first
and
sales
of
months
six
of
the
company
fiscal year
its
to
a
record $3,272,fte4win^
June 30, an increase of
to
rose
last
the comparable year-ago period, according to Saul S. SchiffChairman cf
he company. Net income totaled $10,736, or two
cents a share, on 591.403 shares outstanding.
Tenney, the major manu¬
facturer
of orbital simulators and
support
test
be
rights
environmental, electronic and ground
eouipirent, had a deficit of $55,822 on $2,359,989 volume
firs^ half —V. 193, p. 243.
1960
Texas
Eastern
Chemical
registrar
of
Bank
and
the
Transmission
York
New
exchange
Trust
agent
corporation.— >1.
194,
has
Co.
the
ior
been
5%%
appointed
debentures,
trustee,
due
July
1,
789.
7.
company reported to its scocKholders that sales
six-month
and
ihree-mouch
periods ended June
than
for
comparable
periods
of
1960,
but
billed
30,
for
both
1961
were
earnings
net
were
lower.
Conditions
fluence
on
discussion
Sales
net
in
for
the
industry
company's
six
months
$5,374,000, equal
had
important
an
mid-year
to
we.e
$2
of
1361
$1.60
to
review
per
$116,051,000
thereof
and
and
June
30,
1969.
$3,991,000,
were
shares
common
ended
earnings were
3,935,494 shares
on
ended
earnings
new
in¬
in
says
a
for
June
$11^,860,000 and
share
common
ditional
the
on
shares
(out
a
earnings
3,923,687
to
30,
billed
1961,
$7,-
were
shares
common
$1.01
per
sales
equal
to
For
were
outstanding.—V.
Co.—Securities
contract
has
company
414%
its
first
members of
both
$500,000
of
its
of
65
the
were
cents
per
three-month
share
and
net
3,923,-
on
1276.
p.
a
Placed
Privately—Aug.
$5,400,000 4%%-5% con¬
this
Crnadian
firm
redemption
mortgage
and
first
mortgage and
4%
first
of
193,
trust
trust
collateral
and
trust
Co.,
will
issuable
True
This
Ta7te
shares
The
of
common
The
of
50
to
20
made
Exchange
at
of
frozen
in
in
Place,
New
processing
as
pulp
for
the
and
orchards,
Farms,
owns
area
and
seven
the
a
Inc..
which
for
fori
form.
through
will
receive
under¬
a
com¬
law
the
The
in
June
processing
processing
1961.
of
and
It
frozen
sale
salo
in
hotels,
will
retail
about
s
188
company
company plans
sections which can
outlets
hospitals
also
trac
The
grapefruit
be
o.
pa"
the
balance
in
the
the
Rio
into
an
the
for
containing
entered
Inc., whereby it has been granted
Of
"seH
iaaci
to
schools.
produced.
acres
has
and
and
engage
packed
Dehydrated
in
acres
leases
western
cost
citrus
proceeds
of
He
Ave.,
The
which
receiving
Class
it
sells
and
the
A
in
all
entire
and
shares
to
as
from
55.2%
grapefruit
option to lease nine
had
the
of
the
market
rock
certain
of
its
all
and
areas
assets
of
new
of
I.
After
the
at
the
by
of
Carp.
the
and
value
A
of
of
exercise
Bros.
at
$6
&
of
to
cents
of
Rio
acres
of
such
record
a
profit
for
of
in
as
a
the
Mav
(2)
1961
40,000
that
for
of
owns
tion
.
corporate
mortgage
to
these
is
stock,
and
listed
which
of
President.—V.
Jerome
194,
of
p.
Corp.,
and
sold
sold
to
and
to
said
(3)
tuners
Radio
persons
company's
24,000
28
basis
cents
finder's
at
by
stockholder.
be
cent
added
six
6%
The
to
per
F.
a
group
the
puoduction
a
line
estimated
of
of
as
is
land
existing
net
of
and
building,
In
addition
614,000
shares
tion
August
each
in
preferred
adapters
to
certain
of
common
1361
share
tuners,
indebtedness,
stock
whereby
then
and
100
(after
new
outstanding
the
and
at
like
$2
per
options
high fidelity
Amateur
Band
from
working
has
giving effect to
common
and
shares
419.2
new
by
1960
and
in¬
approximately
194,
for
owned
by
169.7
p.
the
used
of
by
the
the
com¬
and
company;
to
existing projects and the develop¬
52
Neil
in
Ave.,
Lakewood,
development
priced
company
has
J.,
is
en¬
marketing
of
$8,000-$20v000)
New
Jersey.
All planning and de¬
staff, after which home construchave
been
executed
with
commenced
under
As
of
N.
and
(approximately
the company's
when sales contracts
purchase
AND
will be
director
and
operations in 1954, it has
construction areas containing, more
of
March
135
31,
homes,
CAPITALIZATION—For
1961, the company had
of
which
the
six
60. twere
months
under
ended
of
loan mortgage debt, 399,933
class
B
stock,
and
$48,673
Feb.
shares of class
of
A stock,
debt.—V. 193,
sundry
of
the
a
following
company
tabulation
of June
as
30,
sets
forth
the
capi¬
1961;
(par value $1);
14,036,948
excess
of
par
authorized 20,000,000 shares;
shares-
$14,0°6,948
value
36,127,502
.
earnings—
9l',939,543
___$142,103',993
the terms and
subject to the conditions con¬
agreement dated Aug. 22,
1961, the under¬
have severally agreed to
purchase, and the selling
stockholders have agreed to sell to them
severally, in the respective
percentages set forth below, an aggregate of
633,400 shares of common
in
writers
the
on
the
capital
outstanding
recapitaliza¬
were
issued
shares
for
for
each
an
underwriting
named
below
stock.
%
Morgan
A
Stanley &
Co
7.50
C.
Allyn & Co., Inc._____L
American Securities
Corp.___
Arnhold
Inc.
and
S.
i
Redpath
Eache
&
;
,
.
.
Baird
J.
C.
Bradford
&
& Co".___
I
Eateman,
Eichler & Co
Bear, Stearns & Co..
G.
Becker & Co., Inc
William Blair & Co
Elair
&
Blunt
Ellis
Co.,
&
Cooley & Co.
Corins
E-lyth & Co., Inc
Boettcher & Co.
...
.25
70
_
.70
Courts & Co._
J.
M.
.25
1.00
Dain
30
&
Co.
_
.
_
_
&
Co.,
.50
_
.25
Inc..
.70
Davis, Skagas & Co._
.25
Dick & Merle-Smith
R.
S.
Dickson
Dominick
&
.25
Drexel
&
—_
.25
Francis
.70
Eastman
.70
I.
Dominick,
.50
Tnc.__
.50
F
Equitable
du
Pont &
.85
Co
Dillon, Union
Eberstadt
Secu¬
2.25
&
1.50
Co.
Elworthy & Co
2.25
.25
Estabrook
25
Securities
&
I'ahnestock
1.00
1.50
rities & Co.
.50
.25
.50
Co., Inc
Co.
&
.25
25
.
.25
Inc
Simmons.
Co.___
Burr
Julien
.25
Barth
&
Brown & Sons
Coffin
Inc.
Co.,
Chapman, Howe & Co.
Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc
.50
&
&
.25
.70
...
A.
Sullivan
Inc.
Alex.
.25
u__.
Co.l
Co., Inc..
Baker, Watts & Co
Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
J.
.50
&
Bacon, Whipple & Co
W.
%
Eos'vorth,
.70
Bleichroeder,
•
Auchincloss, Parker
op¬
Chairman
mortgage
for
company
1960
Total—
payable
to repay
indebtedness owed to
factors
and
to
Mr. Wald, for increase in sales
personnel and for sales promotion of
the company's "DeWald" brand
products, for tooling and production of
line of multiplex
contingencies.
Hermetite
30,
1960.—V.
financing
only
the
shares
Retained
■
proceeds
second
of-
30,
officer
planning,
medium
currently
Common Stock
financial
a
Board
line
Citizen
$573,630
retire "the
and.
properties.
company of
of the
construction
11.18%.
two-year
underlie
a
7
UNDERWRITERS—On
exercisable
President,
the
an
presently
of
additional
for
Capital in
(1) 36,000 com¬
designated persons
underlie
which
and
"
.
outstanding
Katz, Board
$7 500
Kohler
share,
Wald,
re¬
share,
7
to
single-family homes.
talization
includes
which
June
2263.
Robert
amplifiers, and
used
J.
was
expenses
obsolescence.
months
from
due
CAPITALIZATION—The
to
by Continental 3ond
share selling com¬
of
year
common
development
company, of 7000 Portage Rd.,
Kalamazoo, Mich., is one of the
drug manufacturers in the United States.
Products are
primarily to a professional market comprised
essentially of phy¬
sicians, hospitals and pharmacists,
The "company
currently
manu¬
factures and s«dls
approximately 490 ethical drug products and limited
amounts
of fine
chemicals, veterinary and agricultural products.
' >
per
fee
certain
shares
David
is engaged in
and
will
1
and
shares
outstanding
persons
Transceivers.
sale
efforts
a
A
underwriters
(2)
48,000
said
company
stereo
receive
per
"but
v
sold
Long Island City, N. Y., filed
SEC on Aug. 18 covering 360,000
for public sale at $2
per share.
best
expenses.
the
to
share,
principal
The
will
for
a
cents
said,
The
real
offered
and
$7,500 to Calvin
registration statement also
The
per
granted
on
4
the
and
Ave.,
the
be
Kayutin
cent
share,
which
$12,000
shares
1
stock
37th
to
offering will be made
Marvin
and
35-15
stock,
to
of
Upjohn Co.—Common
Offered—Morgan Stanley & Co.
associates offered publicly on
Aug. 23, 1961, 633,400
shares of this firm's common stock
at $52.50 per share.
The stock was sold
by Kalamazoo College, certain char¬
itable organizations and certain
members of'families
descendant from and relatives of Dr. W. E.
Upjohn who
founded the business in
1886^ The proceeds will go to
the selling stockholders.
a
at
Laboratories, Inc.—Common Regis.—
(statement with
common
consultant.
et
of
company
or
750
265,000
682.
p.
the
expecta¬
28, 1961, the company had sales of
$818,941 and net income of $30,123.
Upon, completion of current
financing, outstanding capitalization of
company will consist of $359,750 of
mortgage indebtness, $214,950
including ex¬
servicing and
has
as
below
the
insurance
be
and
officials
on
of this year with those of a
year
figures include the resul.s of S eight
reported at
properties
Since the
EARNINGS
management,
and
will
company
Elec-.
stock
throughout
were
half
year's
inventory
first
debts
undertaken
buyers.
outstanding
the
management
as
is
contracts
t
indebtedness,
months
first
equal
1960
proceeds
retire
develop
of
than
servicing, title
development,
purposes,
origination
Refiectone
common
largest ethical
facilities
sale
of
outstanding
six
the
construction.
warrants
diversified
property
club
and
s. are
Home & Development
Corp.—Class A Stock Of¬
developed
community
debenture
general
common
5.39%,
Katz
the
businesses.,
certain
and
of
the
25,000
from
1964
which
months
six
$2,183,665,
adjustment
the
amount
velopment is done by
common
until
shares,
properties,
recreational
from,
used
company's
to
registration
mon
of
pooling of interests.
for
tne
over
BUSINESS—This
date.
(3)
first
were
Corp.
per
prior
for
reserve
gaged in the business
large
scale,
low
to
date,
exercisable
common
land
rental
of
proceeds
and
shares
Share
with
lack
Report—
the
earnings
number
average
complete the acquisition
ment
and
record
for
Hermetite
43
amortization
of
earnings
to
tained.
to
the
& Reapath offered publicly
Aug. 25, 200,000 shares of this firm's class
A.: capital
pany;
Bentsons
the
thereof,
Co.
share,
per
warrants
and. urban
operation
addition
mission
to
7
that
PROCEEDS—Net
of
The
on
net
earnings for the
Wilson,
President
out
considered
home
exercised
Months'
corporation
included
it should be noted
company
shares
Proposed
—
directly or indirectly engaged in
including mortgage origination and
development
This
compared
as
measure
stock at $2,875 per share.
shares
Bentson
of
approximately $420,000,
U. S.
outstanding shares
underwriters.
time
Sutro
series
United Scientific
a
1961,
fered—Auchincloss, Parker
trans¬
issues
by
$400,000
Chairman
The
the sale,
total
is
Net
Edwin
1961,
of
Universal
Match,
encouraging for the balance of the year."
provision
creased
sharehold¬
their
Corp.—Six
one
L.
are
result
a
on
common
outstanding).
of
been
list
company
ownership
funds
3,030,000
back¬
"Earnings for the first six months of 1960 also reflect audit
adjust¬
ments made at the end of that year.
This retroactive
underwriting
purchased
and
Chairman,
of
large
June
terms." are
to
be
supplied
by
statement also includes .(1) 28 250 com¬
15-year series C warrants to be issued
exercisable at the same price at which the
de¬
suburban
insurance,
In
in
a
30,
Steel
Heilmuth, Glasco
Corp.,
Reflectone Electronics,
Corp., all of which were acquired subsequent to
underlie
underlie
the
investment
land
months
due
had
June
a
"Further, in comparing the results
registration
activities
and
with
is
of
year earlier.
'
both in sales volume
corporation,
and
pointed
ago,
and
operates
authorized
168,400
be
shares.
common
warrants
convertible
company
new
and
1960,
$50,495,554,
snares,
John
duced
the
Phoenix, Ariz., filed a
22 covering 160,000 out¬
share.
installation
agreement
of
amounted
sales
prospects
...
.
will hold
and
which
The
general
Marion
as
$18,198,959
-
tions,''
575.
p.
sales
which
Inc.,
"Both
company.
The ratio of exchange will
share held.
The Bentsons will be issued
each
Co.. heads
estate
working capital. The
Grande Valley with
orange
an
to
be
institutional users,
net
the
of
period.
by the company
in connection
with
a
merger
of
a
company
in July
1960
(pursuant
to
which
merger
the
company
also assumed outstanding stock
options, of which options
to purchase
228,500 shares are presently
outstanding), and (4) 15,000
common shares
which underlie
five-year series B warrants issued to
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
in connection with Its loan
of $1,500,000 to the
company, which warrants are exercisable at $7.50
of
juice in bulk will be the primarly
objec¬
grapefruit juice concentrate and
individually
processed.
such
shares
ownership
brokerage.
carryforward.
announced.
4,998,807
Corp.—Common Registered—
Central
assumed
tions
expenses.
Texas
pumt
basis
none
$6,000
bulk
chilled
for
feed
of
or
under
operate
in
all
S?n
stock sale,
$700 0C0 vil he
machinery and equipment and
company
a
total
22
the
274,140
price
are
110% '"of
&
on
orange
restaurants,
cattle
Registered—
SEC
an
Rup?
juices
of
glass containers
on
of
common
underwriters,
common
The
Bldg., Dallas, Texas, filed
Aug. 18 covering 200,000
to be offered for public sale at $5
per share.
organized
and
the company but
sections
1.1 also
such
of
was
concentrated
the
in
wells, pro¬
gas
Bentson
ratio,
family
&
shares
the
bentures
The
Petroleum
the
share
per
citrus
Tower
with
made
Dallas
install
concentrated
frozen
be
cents
company
1
proposes
1206
stock,
will
headed by
mission
of
statement
offering
writers
tive
Corp.—Common
corporation
registration
if
as
amendment.
bonds, series
1061.
p.
for
of
his
Bros.
mon
$500,000
bonds, series E;
bonds, series B
be
volume
by
Scullin
our
were
Earnings,
it
company of 25 West 43rd St., New
York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on
Aug. 18 covering $2 500,000 of 6% con¬
vertible subordinated debentures due
1976. It is proposed to offer such
debentures for subscription
by holders of common stock and series A
warrants at the rate of $100 of
debentures for each 70 shares held or
shares of
a
net
194,
tronics,
exploratory
classes.
pansion
Redempt'n
next,
collateral trust
Payment
Trust
1,
bonds, series A; $232,trust bonds,
series D;
collateral
interest.
Commerce
York, New York.—V.
and
mortgage
accrued
Oct.
on
collateral
mortgage
plus
Bank
for
first
47c
its
102.167c
called
first
5 7c
$85,000 of
at
6,100,000
1946
discoveries.
gas
year
company
resulting
21
and
and
United Improvement &
Investing
Debenture Rights Offering—
Sutro
tax-loss
a
during the fir^t six
in
Consolidated
predecessor
billed
$59,853,000
common
193,
mortgage and collateral
514%
of its
and
wells
oil
lands,-
gas
Territories.—V.
*7'
shares
of
total
director
$2,601,000,
reported that
was
sales
$232,000
C,
and
concrete
to sell the.160,000
propose
the
over
experienced
profits
Union's
in
recapitalization in August 1961 all common
Jother than Kenneth G. Bentson,. Board
same
175,000
of
decline
in
this
common
shares
the
which
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co.—Partial
of
bring
and
producing
approximately
(formerly
common
in
18%
Universal Match
and
through
a
former
maturing through
15, 1976 had been sold privately through R. W.
Pressprich & Co., New York City.—V. 192, p. 254.
000
oil
compahy,.*'c
shares
outstanding.
sales
equal
thou
Train
22, 1961 it
its
exploratory
of
sjytJjsidiary, will be dissolved
net
July
of
will
company
new
stock
per
Trailer
The
properties
2,9jo,000 shares of the.
Taylor, Chairman of
transact.on
175
consist
transit-mix
to
the
34
of
Division,
res lting
from
decreased
capital expenditures by the railroads," he
reported.
He added chat the
company
"expects an
improvement in this situation during tne re¬
mainder of tne year."—V.
193, p. 2263.
'77 .*7-7: 77"; ':-7v :7. *•'.
K.
iSan(iResident, and Eleanor Bentson-,* will exchange
be
because
corresponding months
are
cf
period
of
production
Maricopa County, Ariz.; and the Contracting Division which
is
en¬
gaged in the paving contracting, business,
Including the construction of
roado, streets, highways and commercial
parking areas, primarily Jin
said County.
In September 1961 Union Rock & Materials
Co., Inc., a
were
period
net
share
common
for
Reese
This
oi
Northwest
company
For the first six months
and
share
conunon
were
per
shares outstanding.
common
three-month
$60,883,000
period
Ltd.,
by
Canadian
Contracting Co., Inc.)
through the Materials Division, which produces
sand, crushed
to
first
billed
equal
the
outstanding.
For
687
the
were
sales
921,000,
semiconductor
subject.
3,935,494
1960,
then
the
the
earnings
of
its
step-out field extensions
or
proved
the
subscription
performance,
of
billed
basis of
and
located
This
The
higher
and
SEC on Aug.
stock, to be offered for public sale by the
underwriters headed by William R. Staats &
Co.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
'
'■
•
for
increase
"The
Canadian
subsidiary to 3,000,000 shaves.
began exploration in Canada
transferred
standing shares of
asphaltic
either
Mullaney, President, said that Universal
orders amounting to $21,576,166
unfilled
single-family-home communities
Corp.—Appointment—
Texas Instruments Inc.—Six Months'
Report—
the
firms.
corporation of 2800 S.
registration statement with the
The
in
of
an
half of
1960, the company had net income of $3,457,097,
snare, on kales of $28,590,686.
Per share earn¬
periods were after providing for di.idends on the out¬
preferred stock.
No
provision was ma.ie for federal income
common
both
James
470.
p.
Transfers
—
of
Canaua
drilling
covering
and
of
announced
Union Rock & Materials
of
1981
taxes
lectrie
■
first
per
in
log
Electric
facilities "owned
194,
tne
$1.54
standing
thereon.
Iowa
exchange for
Union Electric
by
$7,000.—V.
all
This
ers
over
the
from
California
in
facilities,
Canada
Co.
two
discoveries
ferred to the
man,
in
of
new
Pursuant
38%
in
lowa,
hearing
a
acquire
operated
of
California
Canadian
Union
owned
1061.
p.
Tenney Engineering, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
the
its
participated
were
outstanding.
months
grea er
to
reported
period.
presently
the
8%
compared
first
iron
ouarter
$26 114,700
approximately
share
the
earnings for the three
per
share, as compared
3,935,529
Total
and
request
distribution
Stocxport,
sum
of
was
the
of
in
S.nce
holders
the
Net
cents
of
of
rate
for the second
over
72
Oil
any
1861.
Sales
6%
year.
In
ings
and
half-yearly periods in the company's history, E. H.
Chaiiman and Presicent, reported. Net earnings for both
periods were down moderately from the corresponding periods of last
year due principally to a sharp drop in sales of iron sinter, reflecting
the
in
the
to
will
electric
transferring
it
has
Westlake,
half
956.
p.
•
is
Union
holdings
duction
months
1J61,
30
Aug.
Electric
owned
and
Co.
company,
Assets
Tennessee
Oil
company
latter
$10,-
coming fiscal year. Mr. Hirsch said immediate steps
have been taken
to
triple Clesco's production facilities in Cincinnati
and
neighboring
cities,
and
that
stepped-up
production
lines
will
be in full operation shortly.—V.
192, p. 2268.
193,
»2,175,597
Assets—
backlog
sales
facilities
Stockport
Union
$10,000,000
into
latter
the
distribution
west
until
persons
proposal, Union
Power Co. all the
&
assets
stated
and
in
entry
our
1960.—V.
corporation reported that' net income for the six months ended
30, 1961 amounted to $887,773, equal to 36Vi cents
per s..are on!
common shares, on
a
sales volume of $23,715,664.
77
-
June
Co.—Proposes Acquisition—
the
operated
other
1962."
Hirsch
orders,
and
30,
'
The
the
company, with headquarters in St. Louis has filed a proposal
thy SEC under the Holding Company Act for
purchase of certain
electric properties in Iowa; and the Commission has issued an
order
units.
Leon
said
Inc.,
and
In the stockholders'
report
company's financial condi¬
$14.39 per common share com¬
in
was
This
machines,
cleaning
machines
contained
1961
with
mis¬
Lig.it
commercial
30,
June
at
as
Electric
Under
Clesco
purchased
manufacturers
coin
sheet
improvement
June-
Universal Marion Corp.—Six Months'
Report—-
•
or
Union
Tenax, Inc.—Acquisition—
automatic
at
$13.38
giving
Cincinnati,
balance
continued
a
Book
pared
362.
p.
comparative
indicated
the
asserted
•
Co
&
Co.
Corp.—
—
.70
.85
.25
'5
Volume
194
Number
6085
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(895)
55
«o
%
First
The
Boston
ended
First
F.
S.
Corp
2.25
of Michigan Corp
Southwest Co
First
.70
W.
.25
Newburger & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co
.50
The
.30
.25
Pacific
Nolan,
Hibbs
&
Fleming—W.
Co.,
Reid
Fulton,
Inc
Co.,
&
Inc
Glore, Forgan & Co
2.25
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
2.25
Goodbody & Co
Halle & StieglllZ
Moseley & Co
H.
1.00
Newbold's Son & Co.
Ohio
Webber,
Co
.30
Jackson
&
.70
1.50
Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood—
R. W. Pressprich & Co
.30
Putnam
.25
.25
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.:
Reynolds & Co.,
Hilliard &
B.
Hornblower
.85
F. Hutton &
E.
Corp.
C.
Langiey &
Brothers
Loewi
& Co.,
Inc._—j__
Manley,
Bennett &
E.
Masten
McCormiok
McDonald
&
.25
Sutro
Inc._:
.
v
order
temporarily suspending a
Act registration
with respect
corporation. The postponement
authorized
to
opportunity to negotiate a factual stipulation
necessity of an evidentiary hearing.—V. 193,
p.
was
allow
which
counsel
might
2823.
further
avoid
the
and
transaction
and
Joseph
newly-elected
Vice-President
was
elected
The
Guild
store
was
and
division,
operating
of
General
of
links
which
under
the
Leo
of
of
Fields,
director
firm
bearing his
the
board.
Manager
the
Sanford
Granat's
of
the
name
Wol son,
former
retail
operations,
company.
Granat's
includes
its
by
co-founder
chairman
President
acquisition
announced
Granat,
three
Bay
8 re a
stores
with
the
jewelers across the nation, each
20
traditional
family
name.—V.
194,
p.
471.
.50
.30
Webster Sec.' Corp.— 2.25
Co,, Inc.—
—-L-T •'.30
&
Co.-/-.—
.25
.30
.85
H." WaikefCo~,~ Inc—I
G..
-,
Walston
&
Co.,
.85
.30
Inc.--^—
V/atling, Lerchen & Co.— d-j
Wertheim
&
.70
Co.—
1.00
incTUL-. '2.25
.30
White, ' Weld
Dean Witter & Co.'—"——1:—
Wood,
.30
Yarnall,
194,
Guild,
.'25
_
.50
—V.
the
pro¬
vacate,
or
make
permanent,
an
Regulation A exemption from Securities
to a public offering of stock by this
.25
T—_
.25
.
Denver
to
*1.25
.25
Lynch-—
its
of
Tne
.50
The Milwaukee Co.—-.-——
&
in
6
whether
sion
shares.
.30
Co.
&
Mitchum,- Jones &
Leonard
Sept.
postponement of
Regional Office in
.85
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
.& .Smith
Iuc.^__:
2.25;
Merrill, Turben &' Co., Inc.___
.30
•Moore,
for
determine
indefinite
2.25
■Swiss
American
Corp.———
.Spencer Trask & Co.
Merrill
Templeton
Model, Roland & Stone—,—
to
an
.25
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day
TJnderwood, Neuhaus & Co.
.25"-'
_// ,..25
Co.—_—.25
Co..
scheduled
authorized
.50
Co.,—-—I-—.50
&
McDonnell &
ceedings
has
Stroud .&
Co.—.25
&
Smithers
Stone &
v
,.25..
Co._;
Mason-Hagan, Inc,—
A.
v
.25
;
S.
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Stern Brothers & Co
1.00
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
:
Mackall & Coe_————
Commission
.70
William R. Staats & Co
'2.25
___—_—__
Wyoming Nuclear Corp.—SEC Hearing Postponed—
The*
.50
F.
2.25
Lee Higginson Corp
of
Grant
Brothers,
prominent
56-year-old
San
manufacturing jewelers, by the Fine Jewelers
Guild, a divi¬
Zale
Jewelry, has been completed through an
exchange of
1.50
Co.
&
.85
Co
Inc.—Acquisition—
acquisition
.85
H. Schneider & Co._——
&
—
2.25
Lazard Freres & Co
Lehman
Co.__——
Rothschild
Stringfellow
Shearson, Hammill & Co
Shuman, Agnew & Co
Singer, Deane & Scribner_
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc.—_
Smith, Hague & Co
2.25
;—
Zale Jewelry Co.,
The
.25
F.
.25
Co.——
Inc
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
for
.50
.
Scott &
.30
.30
.25
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Roney & Co._
Mosle & Co
Schwabacher
—
respectively
2715.
p.
.50
E.
.30
—
193,
i.50
C.
Rotan,
Space
Co
Peabody &
Kidder,
1.85
,
L.
———
Johnston, Lemon &
Kalman & Co., Inc
W.
compared
with
$66,392,000,
$881,000 and
the nine months ended May 28,
1960.—
as
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Wm.
.50
W.
Lane,
Jonnson,
.30
Inc
.50
Battles & E.
Clark, Inc.——
-
The
1.00
.
Janney,
The
.25
Riter & Co
1.50
Co.—______
Illinois Co., Inc
The
.25
_
Co., Inc.——_
Hutton &
E.
W.
Son
Co._.
Reinholdt & Gardner
1.50
Weeks—--—-
&
&
$430,000
V.
hearing
Curtis
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.-
J.
1961
Francisco
.30
Co
Northwest
Paine,
.25
Hailg.arten & Co._
.85
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc._ 2.25
Hayuen, Miller & Co..25
J.
27,
.25
Folger,
B.
May
&' Cog
Struthers
&
Biddle
2.25
.70
Co._~;
Co.—
&
.25
682.
p.
"
Varian
The
•'first
Associates—Nine
months
$42,296,488
fiscal
to
166,696
share
announced
to
were
year
in
61
p.
fiscal
8%
up
3,827,467
for
the
increased-23%
first
$2,180,255
of
.
.
and- earnings
Sales
the
for
from
number
Report—
sales
year.
$34,392,995
the
to
ago
were
Months'
increased
1961
Earnings
increase
a
its
of
compared
1960.
21%
a
V.
has
company
nine
nine
to
to
months
$2,351,813.
of
Due
shares
outstanding from 3,July 1, T961, earnings per
at
snares
2590.
193,
this
cents
compared
year
to
69
cents
last
year.
—
Vitramon, Inc.—A-ppointmentd;
The
-
Chase
Manhattan
jshares' of
common
v.
1139.
1-92,
p.
■
Bank
has
been:
10-cents-par-value
appointed
stock
of
registrar
for
all
corporation.
the
—
,
Vulcan Materials
The
has called for redemption on Nov. T, 1961, through
of the-sinking fund, 3(750 shares of its 6J/4%
cumulative
stock (par $100) a't 100.55 per share. /;
\
*
This
-
notice. supersedes
14, 1961.—V.
W.
v
.V
.
company
operation
preferred
..
Co.—Partial Redemption—
J.
B.
This
previous' one,, which
'v/:
(whose
company
filed
' X''
V-
*
)
is
to be changed to The William J.
Agency, Inc.),'of 235 East 42nd St., New
registration statement
a
Aug.
on
name
International Detective
.York,
•'
,
.
appeared-
Enterprises, Inc.—Class A Registered—
*
Burns
the
194, p. 790.
with
SEC
the
on
.Aug.
22
covering
<175,000
outstanding shares of..class A common stock, to be offered for
by the holders thereof Through underwriters/headed by
Smith, Barney & Co. The public offering price and underwriting, terms
are to
be supplied by
amendment, /
•
v
'
*.•
"
public
sale
■
.
Organized
'succeed
Burns
under-Delaware
law
Aug.
on
10,
1961,
the
company will
The William J.
by
merger to the business and properties of
International Detective Agency, Inc., a New
York
formed
in
1947.
seryices. to
It
will
engage in the
and commercial
industrial
business
of
corporation
furnishing protective-
clients,
principally by means of
uniformed guards,, and also provide other services
including investiga¬
tions, undercover operations and the furnishing of
up-to-date informa¬
'M
tion
As
the
on
habits
result
a
of
■outstanding
vened
and
the
into
characteristics
merger .and
capital
shares
600,001
class
A
and
of
proposed
a
the
of
various/types of criminals.
recapitalization/ the 3,480
York
New
60,000
corporation
class
B
will
be
shares
common
con¬
of
the
Delaware
corporation,, all owned by members of the Burns family. Of
the outstanding; class A
shares, William J. Burns, a Vice-President,
Raymond. J. Burns, Board Chairman, W. Sherman
Burns, President,
and Dorothy Burns, own
99,310, 57,931, 78,621 and 78,621 shares, re¬
spectively, and propose to sell 28,965, 16,897, 22,931 and 22,931 shares,
•respectively. The prospectus lists 10 other selling stockholders who
pro¬
to sell amounts
ranging from 6,035 to 14,482 shares.
After such
sal.:, members of the Burns family will own 73.5% of the total out¬
standing stock and 86.1% of the total general voting
pose
k
..
'
.
,
.
The
^company
share
sales
on
combines
Corp.
result
of
1960
is
The
of
earnings
$3,604,535
a
available,
the
at
merger
"as
of
for
th»
of
both
Allied
of
invested
'm
Business
$100,000
DeFranceaux,
became
that
in
this
tion
to
and
the
services
.
is
loss
193,
in
Corp.
U
company,
of
v»as
Washington,
announced
D.
by
service
areas.
Pending the approval of
Aeronautics Boara, me new
company will
H FAA-certified Bell helicopters.
C.,
net
share
that
ceived
realized
income
The
Film
the
The
from
upon
a
for
of
the
$4,511,000
1,125,013
of
nine
$4,983,000
special
shares
W.
of
Associated
subsequent
months
between
its
applica¬
offer
special
of
consolidated
to
net
$4,577,000
outstanding -at
income
of
a
Picture
stock
profit
from
on
foreign
sales
of
for
Suddenly,
New
cancer
a new
research
word
laboratories.
appears
in the leu¬
The word is hope.
drugs
are
already in
duced in
The American Cancer
use,
Most
one out
of
every
Society is
now
six of its
research dollars to leukemia-related
research.
Your
gift to the American Cancer
Society makes this support possible.
prolonging
laboratory animals has been cured.
important, there is growing evidence
Your
gift helps keep alive that giant
word—hope.
Fight
send
a
cancer
check
with
to your
a
checkup—and
Unit of the
that leukemia—one of the foremost disease-
killers of children
virus.
Corp.
stock
less
of
Ltd.
Why is this
—
so
may
be caused by
a
important? Because
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
and
at
1,000,000
stock
capital
estimated
re-
gain
Federal
the
corresponding
per
share
period
on
the
last
year
1,499,900
television,
sales, etc. amounted td $63,574,000,
subsidiaries
not
consolidated
were
$389,000
capital assets
'■H
break-through leading to the control of
cancers.
varied
outstanding
dividend
subsidiary
ihe
representing $3.05
May 28, I960.
rentals including
dividends
all
leu¬
ended
common
foreign
sale
the
a
might someday be
May 27, 1961 con¬
$4.42 per share and,
income equivalent to $4.00
represents
British
nonconsolidated
the
undercurrent of excitement in
hope for the discovery of
kemia vaccine—which
representing
shares
income
an
nation's
northern
taxes.
amounted
shares
and
thereto,
on
date.
ordinary
reports
income
the
has
George
President.
Type
company
addition
per
:
Inc.—Fi¬
it presents
giving
the lives of leukemia victims. Leukemia in¬
Maryland
Civil
bring the first break¬
through in the control of all cancer!
kemia story.
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.—Nine Months'
Report—
The
.
electronic
1603.
Airways,
re¬
with
carry-forward.
p.
leukemia
Wabash,
surrounding
with
solidated
,
of
of science's
a
backlog was
holding up well/'
The
helicopter firm plans to provide helicopter
Washington and Baltimore and airports in the
Virginia
as
our
manufactures
Helicopter
search may
There is
operating
1,116,500.—V.
Investment
this
Allied
per
comparison
Chairman
by
hopeless form
report
Petroleum
Magnetics
No
covered
which
company,
total
The
,s
and
Hemisphere
cents
1961.
Waoash
Board
period
ago
21
or
Hemisphere
quarter.
and
the
year
the
of
components,
Email
Western
,
end
Washington-Baltimore
nancing Arranged—
V<H
of
President
the
greater than a
includes a Western
electrical
whion
end
30%
net
one
But
cancer.
strange paradoxes,
Report—
of
$230,957
first half of
therefore.
Howenstine,
that
Outstanding shares
and
net
quarter figures
Deluxe Coils, Inc.,
Douglas
stated
about
r.eports
Inc.—Six Months'
first
and
a
of
'
■-
Wabash Magnetics,
lies in the most hopeless
Today leukemia is
power.
'
.
Yv
The most hope
was
$523,000 for
the
nine
months
/
f
56
#
(896)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
Monday, August 28, 1961
t
r
■
a
,»(
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
■K
V,
P
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Folsom
ALABAMA
Joint
Bond
works
n
I!
fered
Sale—The
system
awarded
were
Housing
Agency,
Home
and
4%s, at
as
Federal
the
to
a
683—
p.
Finance
price of
Bond
of¬
bonds
Aug. 21—v. 194,
on
par.
bonds
$590,000 school
Aug.
on
awarded
were
Dist.,
Dorado
Calif.
Sale—The
offered
577
p.
El
and
Counties,
$133,000 water
revenue
School
Unified
Sacramento
Daleville, Alabama
9—v.
to
194,
group
a
Bank of Cali¬
Francisco, First
Co., of Los
Angeles, and Hill Richards & Co.,
of
composed
of
fornia,
The
at
price
a
of
par.
a
City
ft
M
^
T
t
J
h
n
Clerk,
bids
19
until
for
will
8
receive sealed
(MST) on Sept.
p.m.
the
Oakley Lucas,
—
purchase
of
$745,000
bonds. Dated July 1, 1961. Due on
July 1 from 1962 to 1990 inclusive.
Callable.
(J-J)
urer's
by
Principal
payable
and
at the
interest
City Treas¬
office.
Garvey
Western Bank & Trust
School
''■A
f
•*
Bond
11
N
No.
—
receive
(MST)
a.m.
purchase
of $25,000
No.
bids
until
on
posed
Stone
of
Merrill
Smith
to
Lynch,
a
Fenner
Klamath-Trinity
Unified
provement, series 1961 bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961.
Due on July
to
1966
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld & Divelbess of Phoenix.
Francisco,
at
price
a
his
3
(P. O.
Florence), Ariz.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
trical
'
'■
\\
$2,250,000 elec¬
distribution
system
ited tax bonds offered
unlim¬
Aug. 24
on
•—v.
I
*1
i
i
194, p. 577—were awarded
to
a
syndicate headed by John
Nuveen & Co., as 4.30s, at a price
of 98.028, a basis of about 4.36%.
Other
cate
be
from
1
the ]
tric Plant
of the syndi¬
follows: Allen & Co.;
as
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.; Wil¬
liam J. Mericka &
Co.; Leo Oppenheim & Co., Hanifen, Imhoff
& Samford,
Inc., and Woodward
until
Offering—Clyde C. John¬
receive
Yuma,
kins,
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
on
Sept. 12 for the purchase of $875,1, 1961. Due
on
July 1 from 1962 to 1977 inclu¬
000 bonds. Dated Oct.
sive.
will
7:30
at
the
office. Legality approved by
Rosenfeld
&
San
4s, at
of
Bond
State
—
Bert
791
bids
on
chase
of
series
until
Sept.
10
13
a.m.
for
$100,000,000
BB
bonds.
1961. Due
(Calif.
the
Dated
pur¬
veterans,
Sept. 1,
April 1 from 1963 to
1987 inclusive. Callable as of
Apr.
1,
1982.
Principal and interest
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
N.
!«>
at
est
v.
—
awarded
&
School District,
County, Calif.
Sale—The
1-1961
Aug. 14
s
Union
Barbara
Bond
series
194,
p.
offered
577
—
Placentia
of
about
4.38%,
as
fered
—
as
as
1985
5s.
1962
as
from
4,000
Aug.
on
Due
to
Western Bank
of
Los
414s.
1971
4V2s.
and
Due
to
on
Aug.
10
on
Aug. 10
Due
1986.
on
Aug.
10,
Fort
Bond
Thomas
Treasurer,
bids
until
will
Due
Jan.
on
bank
&
The
p.
of, $1,200,000
Interest
a
as
100,000
33/4s.
1962
as
from
Due
to
4s.
Bank, of Chi¬
F. S. Moseley & Co.; Wood,
Due
Co.; Bramhall, Falion
Co., Inc., and Chas. W. ScranCo., as 3.55s, at a price of
a basis of about 3.52%.
on
Sept.
15
to
1962
and
Hartford.
Legality ap¬
proved by Robinson, Robinson &
Cole, of Hartford.
1
—were
by> John NuVeen
price of 100.0142.
&
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
Rodman & Ren-
were
Haven,
Connecticut
Band Sa e—The
on Aug. 22—v.
194,
791—were awarded to a syndi¬
bonds offered
a
Principal
in
West
series
inclusive.
payable at the Hart¬
ford National Bank & Trust Com¬
pany,
$2,400,000 water
1961,
1981
interest
offered
headed
24
194, p. 791—were awarded to
syndicate composed of the Har¬
California
cate
Aug.
$2,030,000 school bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Sept. 1 from
-
San Diego Municipal Water
District, San Diego County
Co., at
$1,276,000
on
First Selectman, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
on
Sept. 7 for the purchase of
Sept. 15
1982 to 1986 inclusive.
election
The
—
offered
Windsor, Conn.
Bond Offering—Thomas L. Bur¬
791
inclusive.
Sept.
on
1
clusive.
Principal and
at
on
$1,860,000 bonds
Aug. 22—v. 194, p. 684
awarded
composed
of
to
a
syndicate
Lehman
Brothers,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Equitable
Securities Corp., Mercantile Trust
Co., of St. Louis, Gregory & Sons,
and
Sale—The
Bond
addition
bonds
until
water
any
11
re¬
194, p. 578—were awarded to
Barcus, Kindred & Co., and ChanNewman Securities
ner
ly, at
Co., joint¬
price of 100.0009.
a
Lincoln
R.
Young &
Co.,
as
Sale—Tne
revenue
Principal
payable
at
(M-S)
and
the
Co., in Chicago. Legality
by
approved
Shetterly
York
Phillips
&
Mitchell, Pershing,
Mitchell, of
New
City.
County
(P.
O.
1964
Room
684—were awarded to
cate
Co., Braun, Bos-
follows:
Due
1965.
Jan. 1,
on
>
Due
3s.
as
1
Jan.
on
1971 inclusive.
from 1966 to
3V4S.
Due
Jan. 1
on
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
375,000
Due on Jan. 1
3.40s.
as
1981 inclusive.
from 1977 to
Stillman
Bond
Valley, III.
Offering
Duhigg,
Davy
—
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (CDST) on Sept.
1 for the purchase of $23,000 sewer
extension bonds.
Dated Sept. 6,
1961. Due
1971
1962 to
from
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Interest
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
J-D.
Le¬
Chapman
&
Tilton, III.
547,
Chicago 2) Illinois
Bond Sale—The $25,000,000 ex¬
pressway,
series H
limited tax
bonds offered on Aug. 22—v. 194,
a
syndi¬
$300,000
bonds
offered
sewerage
on
revenue
July 27
Lewis
was
Harris Trust
&
Savings
Northern Trust Co., and
sold to Benjamin
& Co.
*
\
'
■
■
INDIANA
Center
School
Township,
headed by the First National
Bank,
Bank,
&
as
and
as
684 — were
composed of
p.
group
3Y4S.
as
450.000
194,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Court House,
p.
a
3.26%,
$150,000
ILLINOIS
Cook
sew¬
Inc., First National
Louis,, and WhiteInc., at a price of
net interest cost of
Co.,
100.0007,
about
1961
1, 1961. Due
1963 to 1987 in¬
$1,350,000
improvement bonds offered on
er
a.m.
Sept.
from
$400,000 school
on Aug. 9
offered
—v.
375,000
Callable.
& Trust
South
First
Rio
works,
Sale
Conn.
100.209,
Company,
on
1981
1981
Comptroller, will
Dated
ris Trust & Savings
follows:
as
from
M-S.
to
payable
bids
Road, Niles
48), III.
Sept. 7 for the purchase
on
interest
bonds
&
Balard
8320
Offering—Hobart D. Pel-
bonds.
6
1962
Tampa, Fla.
Bond
Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
Due
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclu¬
Sept.
$2,935,000
from
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
sealed
ton
County Community School
63 (P. O. Box
District No.
Dixon, Illinois
trust company
or
(EST)
&
Cook
Bond
Simp¬
sealed
receive
Callable.
E.
gess,
Trust
1
(J-J)
ceive
cago;
&
Co., Inc., Wells &
Christensen, Inc., R. D. White &
Co., C. S. Ashmun Co., Dittmar &
Co., Inc., Hutchinson, Shockey &
Co., A. Webster Dougherty & Co.,
Robert Garrett & Sons, and Har¬
rington & Co., Inc.
Aug. 22 — v.
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST)
on awarded to a
Sept. 11 for the purchase of $1,- William Blair
000,000 city improvement unlim¬ worth &
Co.,
ited tax bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
Bank, of St.
1981
a
Andrews
Myers, Fla.
Mayor,
son,
will
—v.
electric
194,
approved
Offering—Edward
pur¬
on
of
Bond
at a price of
net interest cost of about
3.82%,
p.
1984 inclusive.
—
Groton,
School
to
June 1, 1964.
on
Legality
Freeman, Richard¬
Watson, of Tallahassee
&
for the
issue
of
Angeles,
fol¬
1970 inclusive.
Na¬
Struthers &
22—v.
awarded
were
Dated
Continental Illinois National Bank
District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
from
First
of Hartford.
'*
Unified
Due
J-D.
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick,
Inc., Dreyfus & Co., James A.
-
W. M. Corley,
certificates.
revenue
bids
Legality ap¬
proved by Day, Berry & Howard,
Bond Sale—The $500,000
school,
election 1961, series A bonds of¬
lows:
28,000
$9,000,000
bonds.
revenue
were
& S. A., of San
Francisco,
price of 100.138, a net inter¬
$18,000
Bank,
—
Jr., Secretary of the Board of
Control, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Sept. 7 for
the purchase of $1,486,000 apart¬
son
The
to
State
University, Fla.
Offering
City
sive.
The Bank of America
to
cost
Deposit
of
$400,000
on
Bond
on
received until Sept. 12 for the
purchase
$50,000 school,
bonds
T.
a
Safe
100.22,
Ellwood
Santa
be
on
(A-O) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's office. Legality
approved by
State
bank,
(EDST)
Pasadena, California
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Betts,
Treasurer, will receive
sealed
DST)
awarded
the
of
FLORIDA
Florida
p.m.
chase
$35,000 school
Aug. 21—v. 194,
on
were
—
Bank
Delaware, in Wilmington, as 4s,
at a price of 100.55, a basis of
Interest
sealed
the
at
Town
sealed
school
A.
Farmers
of
2
Stockton.
(State of)
JSond Offering
receive
Offering
receive
Sale—The
Union
California
The
interest
Bond
Palermo Union School District,
Butte County, California
p.
CALIFORNIA
building bonds offered on Aug. 15
194, p. 577—were awarded to
June 1, 1961.
approved
Donegan,
about 3.99%.
bonds offered
38,
—v.
ment
East Haven, Conn.
Francisco, and Associates,
a price of 100.085, a basis
as
Wash¬
Sale—The $120,000 school
inclusive.
$69,000 school,
on Aug.
15
683—were awarded to
p.
Hoyt,
Delaware
Bond
bonds.
of
Gust,
Divelbess, of Phoe¬
nix.
Oct.
CONNECTICUT
The Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
(J-J)
Treasurer's
City
on
inclusive.
Sale—The
194,
Reed,
Stanton School District No.
p.m.
payable
series B bonds offered
Principal and interest
payable
Due
1978
Bank, in Loveland. Legal¬
by Nagel, Sherman
& Howard, of Denver.
High School
District, Stanislaus County,
—v.
by
the
McCarthy, of New York
tional
Orestimba Union
Bond
(MST)
&
ity
Arizona
at
Legality
Federation
Offering—RobertL.Hipps,
California
Offering—Linwood Par¬
City Recorded, will receive
to
COLORADO
(M-S)
the
purchase of $90,000 school bonds.
& Zuber.
Bond
Due
incl.
(MST) on Sept. 5
for;-'the purchase of $475,000 sewer
improvement revenue, series 1961
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
bonds.
for
payable
by Patterson,
County, Calif.
Bond
1981
Loveland, Colo.
Power, Elec¬
son,
County Clerk, will
sealed bids until Oct. 1
1961.
1,
1963
.
Maple School District, Kern
members
were
revenue
1961.
to
City Treasurer's office.
Bond
and
1,
1962
Principal and interest payable at
of
Mayor,
Water
Luis
Offering—Lucille Brown,
will receive sealed
Oct.
Dated
Sept. 20 for the
of
San
until
8
p.m., (Calif.
DST)
Aug. 28 for the purchase of
$90,000 water unlimited tax bonds.
purchase of $15,000,000 depart¬
ment
approved
Clerk,
Angeles, Calif.
until
in
Nov.
from
1
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
(A-O)
Farmers Bank, in Dover.
on
100.11.
Los
office
Dated
Nov.
Pinal County Electrical District
No.
terest
1962 to
Principal and in¬
bids
The Bank of America N. T. & S. A.
San
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co., Inc.,
Bank & Trust. Co., of
New York, Rodman & Renshaw,
Shelby
Cullom
Davis
&
Co.,
Dempsey - Tegeler & Co., F. W.
Craigie & Co., John Smith & Co.,
Inc., Fulton Reid & Co., Inc.,
Chapman, Howe & Co., Rowles,
Winston & Co., A. E. Masten &
Co.,
inclusive.
1985
1
City.
at
City
$168,000 school,
series A bonds offered on Aug. 15
—v. 194, p. 683—were awarded to
of
Co., Inc.,
Oct.
on
about 3.94%.
Bond Sale—The
1962
Dated Oct. 1,
from
Due
Woodlake, Calif.
District, Humboldt and Trinity
Counties, Calif.
from
building 1961 bonds.
burn
4"
1
"I
&
fice.
School
National Bank in Dallas,
of Georgia, in Atlanta,
Trust Co.
Dominick
Dominick, City National Bank
DELAWARE
&
Trust
Co.,
of Kansas City,
Hirsch & Co., Shearson, Hammill
Kent County, Harrington Special
&
Co., Reynolds & Co., W. E.
School District, Del.
&
Co.,
Fidelity Union
Bond Offering—Albert W. Ad¬ Hutton
Trust Co., of Newark, Julien Col¬
ams,
Secretary of the Board of
lins & Co., First National Bank in
Education, will receive sealed bids
Louis, Paribas Corp., E. F.
until 2 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 8 for St.
Hutton & Co., Robert W. Baird &
the purchase of $480,000
school
Bond Offering—A. E. Mallagh,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
school im¬
T.
Templeton Unified School District,
San Luis Obispo County, Calif.
&
Inc., and Taylor & Co.
N.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
com¬
Youngberg,
&
Pierce,
America
of
A., of San Francisco.
bonds.
577
p.
group
basis
a
1961.
The
on
revenue
Aug. 16—v. 194,
683—were awarded to
p.
Bank
price of 100.010,,
a
&
Obispo, until 2 p.m. (Calif. DST)
on
Sept. 5 for the purchase of
$200,000 school building 1981
$230,000 park¬
bonds
1
awarded
Aug. 28 for the
on
Sale—The
ing district
offered
Averill,
Supervisors,
sealed
price of 102.87,
a
India, Calif.
—were
Ariz.
204,
Rhea
Clerk of the Board of
will
•>, i
District
Offering
4s, at
as
basis of about 3.66%.
a
194,
3V2s, at
of about 3.49%.
bids
Co., of Los
Angeles, and Hill Richards & Co.,
jointly,
$300,000 school,
on Aug. 15
series B bonds offered
S.
Sale—The
Bond
Maricopa County, Gilbert High
Angeles
$149,000 school
bonds offered on Aug. 22—v. 194,
p. 577—were awarded to the First
of Phoenix.
%"
School Dist. Los
County, Calif.
Bond
Legality approved
Rosenfeld & Divelbess,
Gust,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
—v.
Douglas, Ariz.
Offering
Santa Rosa School Dist. Sonoma
San
Western Bank & Trust
ARIZONA
Bond
shaw, Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Hutchin¬
son, Shockey & Co., McDougal &
Condon, Inc., Hanifen, Imhoff &
Samford,
Inc., and
Ray
Allen,
Olson & Beaumont, Inc.
Twp.
Indiana
Bond
Offering—Harry H. Mey¬
Township Trustee, will receive
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
& Trust Co., all of Chicago, and on
Sept. 5 for the purchase of
the First National City Bank, of
ft80,000 school improvement bonds.
New York, as 3V2S, at a price of Dated
July 15, 1961. Due on Jan.
Continental Illinois National Bank
101.5622,
a
basis
of
about
3.32%.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Chemical Bank
New York Trust
Co., of New York, C. J. Devine
& Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co., First
National Bank of Oregon, in Port¬
land, White, Weld & Co., Shields
& Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
and
American
National
Trust Co., both of
L.
F.
Bank
&
Chicago,
Rothschild
&
Co.,
er,
sealed
15
able
1963
at. the
Crown
inclusive.
1972
to
(J-J)
Commercial
Point.
pay¬
Bank of
approved
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Speedway
lion
(P.
Sch.
Btrilding CorporaWest 14th
O.. 5151
Street, Speedway),
Bond
000
Sale—An
issue
first mortgage
Indiana
of $3,625,-
bonds
sold to a
syndicate headed by John Nuveen
offered
&
First
from
Principal and interest
on
Aug. 22
revenue
was
Co., and the City Securities
Corp., at a price of 100.0025.
Volume
194
Number 6085
.
The
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(897)
57
/'■
Other members of the syndicate
as
&
Jackson
Beaumont, Inc.
Winona
Lake, Ind.
Bond Offering—John C. Benson,
Town
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
bids
sealed
(CDST)
until
7
p.m.
Sept. 6 for the pur¬
chase of $35,000 town improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
Due
on
July 1
on
from
1962 to
1973
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
proved
Morganza, La.
follows:
Paine, Webber,
Curtis, Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Inc., Goodbody &
Co., Barcus, Kindred & Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., Rodman,
Renshaw, Robert K. Wallace &
Co.,
and Ray
Allen,
Olson
&
were
bidder.
Legality
by
Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
ap¬
Ice
&
interest (M-S) passable at the New
Offerin g—O'Donnell
Bond
England Merchants National Bank
Bourgeois, Village Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
(CST)
chase
of
bids
Sept.
on
until
27
$221,000
re¬
7:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
for
public
utility
revenue bonds. Dated Nov.
1,1961.
Interest M-S. Legality
approved
by Benton & Moseley, of Baton
Rouge.
Terrebonne
Bond
Parish,
La.
Offering—Aimee H. Fril-
Bluffs, Iowa
Offering—Richard G. Bun-
Bond
ed
bids
until
6
(CST)
p.m.
on
Sept. 27 for the purchase of $450,000
unlimited
Nov.
1,
from
1963
tax
1961.
bonds.
construction
Sept. 1, 1961. Due
1962
to
1975
bonds.
Dated
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Legality
approved by Bannister, Carpen¬
ter,
Ahlers &
Cooney, of Des
Due
to
1981
March
on
inclusive.
1
In¬
terest M-S.
Legality approved by
Foley, Cox & Judell, of New Or¬
leans.
Offering—Roy T. Mont¬
gomery, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
until
from
1
1963 to
10
construction
bonds
Aug.
194,
1976 inclusive.
offered
on
684—were
p.
awarded to The Becker &
Cownie,
MAINE
Maine
bonds offered on Aug. 2—
194, p. 365—were awarded to
The Lyons & Shafto, Inc., as 3V2S.
KENTUCKY
awarded
to
Fox,
ly, at
a
Magnus
Reusch
&
Co., and
Inc., joint¬
price of 100.02.
Greenup County (P. O.
Greenup), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $207,000 school
building- revenue bonds offered
on
July 28—v. 194, p. 365—were
'awarded to Magnus & Co.
Hart
County, Caverna Independent
School District
(P. O.
Sale—The $200,000 school
building
revenue,
series
1961
offered on Aug. 1—v. 194,
bonds
365
p.
&
Pikeville
Bond
awarded
were
—
Reusch
to
Fox,
Co., Inc.
College of Kentucky, Ky.
Offering—Wm.
J.
Baird,,
receive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
a.m.
(EST) on Sept 6 for
purchase of $280,000 housing
and
dining hall, series A 1960
revenue
bonds. Dated Nov.
Due
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1963
1, 1960.
to
1982
M-N.
Legality
by Grafton, Ferguson
6 Fleischer, of Louisville.
approved
Shelbyville,
revenue
Sons, at
to
a
194,
v.
—
awarded
J.
p.
J.
684
on
were
—
Hilliard
B.
&
price of 100.012.
until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
Concordia
Parish
Sept. 20
$346,000 bonds.
Fire
Protection
District No. 1, La.
District
ceive
(CST)
sealed
on
Chairman,
bids
Sept.
until
for
20
will
7:30
re¬
p.m.
the
pur¬
chase of $22,000 fire protection
public improvement bonds.
Concordia Parish
by Pierce, Atwood,
Allen & McKusick, of
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
Sept. 20 for the
$22,000
waterworks
provement
bonds.
(CST)
purchase
public
-
of
im¬
& Co., Harriman
Ripley & Co.,
Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Hemphill, Noyes
& Co., Laidlaw & Co.,
Lyons &
Shafto, Inc., John J. Ryan & Co.,
Cooley & Co., The Illinois Com¬
pany, Mullaney, Wells & Co., Talmage & Co., and Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, Inc.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the Canal National
Bank, in
Portland. Legality approved by
Pierce, Atwood, Scribner, Allen
& McKusick, of Portland.
Oct.
1, 1961.
1962
to
Due
1981
inclusive.
Principal
interest payable at the First
National Bank, in Boston. Legal¬
and
ity approved by Ropes & Gray, of
Boston.
Sudbury, Mass.
Bond
Sale—The $830,000
school
Aug. 24—-'v/194,
on
awarded
were
to
a
p.
792—
group
com¬
price of 100.726,
a
a
basis
Sale
3%s.
as
Due
County (P. O. Flint),
Michigan
Note Sale
The $600,000 road
—
notes
revenue
194,
—v.
to
offered
water
system
revenue
194,
bonds
sanitary
and special
sewer
ment bonds offered
to
on
assess¬
Aug. 9
was
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
p.
on
473—were not
Dearborn, Mich.
Offering — Joseph Cardi¬
City
Clerk,
will
receive
Bond
nal,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
County
for
the
a.m.
(EDST)
purchase
public school
1961
Sept. 1, 1961. "Due
to
1986
Farmers
on
Sept.
$2,500,000
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
&
National
of
on
Mechanics
Citizens
-
Bank, in Frederick. Le¬
gality approved by Smith, Somer& Case, of Baltimore.
ville
Sale—An
issue
000 bonds offered
to
3.10s, at
Coffin
a
of
$120,-
Aug. 17 was
Burr, Inc., as
price of 100.188,
a
basis
of about 3.06%.
Dated
(EST) on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $1,000,000 sewer, series II unlimited
tax
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
July 1, 1961.
July 1 from 1962 to 1991
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Manufactur¬
ers
National Bank, in Detroit. Le¬
gality
field,
approved
Paddock
by Miller, Can& Stone,' of De¬
troit.
1
Detroit, Mich.
Offering—Henry P. Dowling, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until Sept. 26 for the
Bond
on
&
purchase
purpose
of
$22,250,000
various
bonds.
Detroit
City School District, Mich.
Bond
Offering — Edward M.
Lane, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until Sept.
sive. Principal and interest
26 for the purchase
(M-S)
payable at the State Street Bank of $10,000,000 school building and
& Trust Co., in Boston.
Legality site, series IV unlimited tax bonds.
approved by Storey, Thorndike, Due on May 1 from 1963 to 1988
Sept.
from
1,
1961.
1962
to
Due
1975
on
inclu¬
incluisve.
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Offering—Robert J. Rap-
Town Treasurer, will receive
bids until
11
a.m.
(EDST)
Sept. 6 for the purchase of $1,-
838,000
bonds.
Due
1981
on
Dated
Sept.
inclusive.
15
Sept.
from
15,
1962
Principal and
Secretary of the Park Commisison, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Sept. 1 for
the purchase of $150,000 park im¬
ray,
provement
bonds.
Sept.
1,
on
Sept. 1, 1976. Callable. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the National Bank, in Detroit.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Rapids School District,
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $3,700,000 build¬
ing and site bonds offered on Aug.
23—v. 194, p. 685—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by the Con¬
tinental
Trust
price
Illinois National Bank
&
Company, of Chicago, at a
of 100.0248, a net interest
cost of about
3.54%,
as
follows:
of
Offering—Sealed bids will
be
clusive.
Callable.
interest
payable
Principal and
at
bank-or
any
company designated
successful
bidder.
by the
Legality apporved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Summit
Bond
Township,
Mich.
Offering—Geo.
Clerk,
D.
Jones,
will
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
Aug. 29 for the purchase of
sealed
on
$105,000 special assessment water
main district No. 118 bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1961. Due on March 1 from
1966
ot
inclusive.
Callable.
Principal and interest (M-S)
pay¬
able at any bank or trust
company
designated by the successful bid¬
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & 2Stone, of
der.
Detroit.
Waterford
series
C
1961. Due
revenue,
Dated
Bond
Township, Michigan
Sale—The
$54,000 special
paving bonds of¬
Aug. 21—v. 194, p. 685—
awarded to Stranahan, Har¬
assessment
fered
1961
no
were
ris & Co.
rCutl^fno^ Chicago.
MINNESOTA
Meridian School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $600,000 school
building bond's offered on Aug. 21
—v.
194, p. 793—were awarded to
a
group
of
Michigan Corp., Kenower, Mac& Co., and Ryan, Suther¬
Co., at a price of 100.0445.
composed
The
of
First
Chisago
Bond
ing
on
City, Minn.
Sale—The
$25,000 build¬
improvement bonds offered
Aug. 16—v. 194, p. 685—were
awarded
to
Juran
&
Arthur
land &
Offering
to
1970
John
—
Aug. 1 from
on
or
Bond Sale
The $100,000 city
temporary improvement bonds of¬
fered on Aug. 17—v. 194, p. 685—
inclusive.
Bond
&
Stone,
Offering
of
000
highway fund
Aug. 1, 1961. Due on
1962 to 1970 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
bonds. Dated
Aug. 17 from
of Detroit.
about 2.74%.
Elk
han, Harris & Co.
interest
cost
of
about
3.54%,
follows:
as
75,000
Bond
to
on
April 1 from
as
Due
on
April
1
as
3V2s. Due
on
April
1
school
July 18
a
194, p. 265—were awarded to
syndicate composed of the Alli¬
son-Williams
Co., J. M. Dain &
Jaffray & Hopwood,
Northwestern National Bank, of
Minneapolis, Woodard-Elwood &
Co., and Caldwell, Phillips Co.
Co.,
Piper,
Fridley, Minn.
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $1,190,000
improvement
unlimited
Lac Qui
Parle County (P. O.
Madison), Minnesota
Bond
Sale—The
$34,000 grand¬
on Aug. 22—
stand bonds offered
194,
p.
685—were
awarded
to
Lauderdale, Minn.
Bond
Sale—The $75,000 munic¬
ipal building bonds offered on
Aug. 15 — v. 194, p. 685 — were
awarded to Kalman & Co.,, Inc.,
and Juran & Moody, Inc., jointly.
St.
Bond
Anthony, Minn.
Offering
—
Curtis
3%s. Due
on
April
8
V.
sealed
on Sept. 12 for the pur¬
of $631,000
bonds.
Dated
chase
1,
1961.
bids
until
ceive
p.m.
Due on Jan. 1 from
1963 to 1977 inclusive.
Callable
as
of Jan.
1
from 1983 to 1987 inclusive.
Rudyard Township School District
No.
II, Michigan
Bond
on
—v.
Oct.
from 1974 to 1982 inclusive.
120,000
728, Minn.
(CST)
1968 inclusive.
3%s.
from 1969 to 1973 inclusive.
145,000
No.
Sale—The $450,000
O'Connor, Village Clerk, will re¬
4s. Due
as
Independent School
The Allison-Williams Co.
Muskegon Public School District,
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
building 1961 bonds offered on
Aug. 22 — v. 194, p. 685 — were
awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., and Ryan, Sutherland & Co.
jointly, at a price of 100.0353, a
$60,000
River
District
v.
as
American
St.
tax bonds.
Muskegon Heights, Michigan
Bond
Sale—The $140,000
1961
motor
vehicle
highway
fund
bonds offered on Aug. 21—v. 194,
p. 793—were awarded to Strana-
net
of
Paul, and
Farmers & Merchants State Bank,
of Breckenridge, jointly, as 23/4s,
at a price of 100.011, a basis of
—
will
vehicle
motor
The
to
Bank,
building bonds offered
Detroit.
John Hahn,
receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
Aug. 28 for the purchase of $43,-
Clerk,
awarded
were
National
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock
Moody, Inc.
Breckenridge, Minn.
—
Hahn,
Principal
(F-A) payable at any
trust company designated
1963
East Grand
Franklin, Mass.
sealed
Commission, Mich.
Bond Offering—Walter J. Mur¬
City
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 11
Mackinac Island State Park
bank
offered
Bank
received until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
Aug. 30 for the purchase of $38,000 school
building unlimited tax
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due
on
July 1 from 1962 to 1987 in¬
Corp. 1
Grand Haven, Mich.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$120,000
1962
supply and sewage
National
3V8S.
as
Michigan
Bond
and interest
$570,000
disposal
Second
Township
Aug. 1, 1961. Due
Belleville, Mich.
on Aug.
685—were awarded
Salem Township School Dist.
No. 2,
awarded
Mount Clemens, Mich.
MICHIGAN
Sold—The
The
Saginaw,
Aug. 17
on
685—were
p.
The First of Michigan
Bond
about 3.28%.
Not
p.
194,
follows:
sewer
Bonds
bonds offered
21—v.
to
June 1
on
—v.
Frederick County, Md.
to
1976 to 1980 inclusive.
as
The
Bond Offering—Delbert S.
Null,
President of the Board of
1961.
1
$1,000,000 City
Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds offered on Aug. 24
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
194, p. 792—were awarded to Aug. 28 for the
purchase of $29,000
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., as 3.30s,
special assesment street improve¬
at a price of
100.616, a basis of ment district No. 921 bonds. Dated
—
sold.
I
on
June
on
Genesee
Springfield, Mass.
Bond
$105,000 special
assessment
Due
trust
project loan act of 1948 bonds of¬
fered
Saginaw Township, Michigan
Bond Sale—The
1962
Oct. 1 from
on
685—were awarded to Goodbody & Co., and Martin &
Co.,
1,
Inc.
Pur-
Bank, in Boston, until 11:30 a.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 6 for the pur¬
chase of
$450,000 bonds.
Dated
Aug. 7—v.
MARYLAND
sold
June
on
Phelps, Fenn &
Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; L. F.
Rothschild & Co.; Paribas
Corp.;
Ira Haupt & Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; First National Bank in St.
Louis;The Ohio Company; Blewer,
Glynn & Co.; Hutchinson, Shockey
& Co., and the
White-Phillips Co.,
sold
Mass.
Offering—Miss Zoe
West
(EDST) on Sept. 7 for the
purchase of $546,000 school bonds.
6
jointly.
Other members of the syndicate
were
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Kidder, Peabody
of about 3.52%.
—
pa,
Bond Offering—J. C.
McKinnie,
District
President,
will
receive
headed by Halsey, Stuart &
Inc., as 3V4S, at a price of
100.09, a basis of about 3.23%.
Co.
a.m.
pur¬
Bond Offering
Earle D.
Stevens,
Town
Manager-Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids until
Bond
1, La.
1948
cate
Scarborough, Me.
Waterworks
District No.
11
the
Portland.
Sept. 1
Bond Offering—Herman
Gibson,
Jr.,
for
Fitchburg, Mass.
on
of
on Aug. 22—v.
194,
685—were awarded to a syndi¬
3.60s, at
Bond
Offering—J. C. McKinnie,
receive sealed bids
for the purchase of
until
6
MASSACHUSETTS
will
act
bonds offered
p.
Scribner,
Clayton, La.
Bond
loan
$3,470,000
approved
LOUISIANA
Mayor,
bids
Sept.
on
of
and interest
bonds offered
The
posed of Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day, as
1962
Ky
Bond Sale—The $175,000 school
building
Aug. 17
Water
$175,000 water bonds.
Dated July 1, 1961. Due on Jan.
1,
1974.
Principal and
interest
(J-J) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Portland.
Legality
11
the
project
—
Mehlhorn, District Treasurer, will
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
Topsham
District, Me.
noon
Munfordville), Ky.
Bond
and
Eond Offerin g—Herbert E.
&
Co.,
Sale
1
from 1981 to 1989 inclusive.
sealed bids c/o the First National
Sale—The $125,000 school
Brunswick
County, Kentucky
Bond Sale—The $160,000 school
building revenue bonds offered on
Aug. 22 — v. 194, p. 684 — were
Bond
school
Due
3V2S.
as
1,350,000
don, Town Treasurer, will receive
1961
Inc.
Boone
water
Aug. 16—
Leominster, Massachusetts
3%s.
as
from
$72,000
on
p.
1975.
750,000
194, p. 684—were awarded to
Tyler & Co., as 3V2S, at a price of
100.479, a basis of about 3.43%.
Bond
v.
21—v.
150,000
offered
1
as 3V4S. Due on June
from 1968 to 1974 inclusive.
Supply District,
Sale—The
bonds
June
on
Longmeadow,
Biddeford,
sewer
In¬
F-A. Legality approved by
Foley, Cox & Judell, of New Or¬
Bond
$145,000
Bond
loan
leans.
Nevada, Iowa
Sale—The
a.m.
terest
Moines.
Bond
Water
Due
1,050,000
Massachusetts
Dated
(CST)
on
Sept. 12 for the purchase of
ten, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept. $60,000 public improvement bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due on Feb.
5
for
the
purchase of $230,000
street
Leicester
4V2s.
as
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
Legality approved by
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Storey,
Dodge, of Boston.
let, Acting Secretary of the Par¬
ish Police
Jury, will receive seal¬
Bond
Council
$400,000
Boston.
v.
Winnsboro, La.
IOWA
in
Sale—The $375,000 school
bonds offered on Aug. 21—v. 194,
1, 1973. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at any bank
or
trust company designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ber,
Marquart
TVTinnoanolis.
&
Windhorst,
of
58
(898)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
MISSISSIPPI
(F-A)
Bonds Not
So.d
An
—
National
issue of
Essex County,
Chairman
Bond
Offering—Bertha McKay,
will receive sealed
until
7:45
p.m.
(CST)
on
mittee,
Clerk,
bids
until
14
Sept. 5 for the purchase of $175,-
11:15
for
a.m.
the
Bond
Due
Sale—The $250,000
offered
Aug. 18—v. 194,
on
awarded
—were
The
to
bonds
685
p.
Leland
Speed Co.
Greenville Municipal
Separate Sch.
inclusive.
payable
Bond
1—v.
Aug.
on
194,
to Hattier
474—were awarded
p.
& Sanford.
Kansas City, Missouri
Sale—The $4,034,000
bonds
purpose
v.
—
awarded to
a
va¬
offered
on
follows:
Witter &
Co.; Dominick & DomiGranbery, Marache & Co.;
J. W. Sparks & Co. and Stix & Co.
Bond
000
Sale—An
student
sold
was
and
center,
to
the
Home
2%s, at
issue
bonds offered
revenue
of
$935,-
series
1960
on Aug. 15
Federal
Housing
Agency, as
Finance
price of
a
par.
Winifred, Mont.
Town
Offering
—
Jim
$1,562,000
va¬
wood,
Town
ceive
sealed
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., taking $1,556,C00 as 3%s, at a price of 100.418,
(EDST)
basis of about 3.45%.
a
Other members of the
syndicate
Corp.,
Henry Harris & Sons, Inc., DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter &
Bodine, Poole & Co., Hess, Grant
&
follows:
as
Paribas
Remington, Inc., Elkins Morris,
Stokes & Co., and Lee W. Carroll
& Co.
Letchner,
Clerk,
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Sept.
5
for
the
purchase
of
$47,000
sewer revenue bonds. Dated
July
1, 1961. Due on July 1 from 1963
1961.
bids
Due
re¬
11
a.m.
March
on
1
from
interest
Principal and
payable
at
the
(M-S)
Bankers
Trust
City. Legality approved by Sykes,
Galloway & Dikeman, of New
York City.
City
receive
(EDST)
to 2000 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬ sealed bids until 2 p.m.
on
Sept. 14 for the purchase of
gality approved by Preston, Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin & Ellis, 5190,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from 1962
of Seattle.
to 1971 inclusive. * Principal and
NEBRASKA
interest (A-O) payable at the Na¬
tional Bank of Ocean City. Legal¬
Grand Island, Neb.
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 elec¬ ity approved by Saul, Ewing, Remick & Saul, of Philadelphia.
tric
revenue,
series
1961 bonds
erson,
Clerk,
Nick-
will
York
Bond Sale—The $750,000 dormi¬
tory
1960
revenue
bonds
Aug. 21—v. 194,
on
awarded
the
to
Home
and
Federal
Finance
price of
a
offered
686—were
Housing
p.
;
Agency,
as
par.
New Hyde Park, N. Y.
—
The $190,000 sur¬
.
.
'
Bond Sale
face
fered
drainage system bonds of¬
on Aug. 17—v. 194, p: 686—
awarded,
were
Brook
to
National
The
Bank,
Meadow
New
of
offered
Aug. 23—v. 194, p. 793
to
a
syndicate
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
at a price of 100.05, a net
on
headed
Inc.,
NEW
awarded
—were
interest
of
cost
about
3.30%,
as
Central
School
4s.
as
3s.
as
as
3y4S.
1972 and
780,000
on
Due
1966 to
from
230,000
Due
Sept.
1
No.
1
(P. O.
as
Sept.
on
1971
1
inclusive.
Due
Sept. 1,
on
1973.
3.40s,
Due
Sept. 1
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
$885,000
Aug. 24
was sold to a
group composed of
Smith, Barney & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs & Co., and Charles King &
Co., as 3.40s, at a price of 100.8339,
school
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
640,000
a
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: Blyth &
Co., Inc.;
Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; Braun,
Co., Inc.; R. S. Dick¬
son & Co., Inc.; Stern Brothers &
Co.; Geo. K. Baum & Co., and
&
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
1961
bonds
194,
v.
price
of
Sale
N.
22—
awarded
to
&
Cross, as SVzs, at a
100.15, a basis of about
Cazenovia, N. Y.
Offering—Edna K.
J.
Bond
The
Treasurer
of
the
Board
of
man,
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, as 3.85s,
at a price of
100.118, a basis of
until
on
Cape May, New Jersey
Sale—The $525,000 bonds
offered
on
Aug. 22—v. 194, p.
Bond
awarded
to
John
11
Oct.
Rutherford, N. J.
Bond Offering—Albert A. Defalco, Borough Clerk, will receive
$105,000
bonds.
on
Aug.
clusive.
7
for
the
general
Dated
Aug.
1 from
of
improvement
1,
1962
Principal
(EDST)
purchase
1961.
to
and
1969
on
Sept.
5
1
from
1963
to
2000
proved
by
ceive
York
City, N.
Offering
—
Y.
Lawrence
sealed
(EDST)
bids
until
11
pur¬
$42,940,000 unlimited tax
Dated Oct. 15, 1961.
Due
bonds.
on
Oct." 15
from
1962
to
1976 in¬
clusive.
Galloway
Dikeman. of New York City.
&
Greece
Central
Due
in¬
interest
School
(P. O. Rochester),
Bond
Sale
bonds
—
Dist.
1
Aug. 23
$3,000,000
on
Aug.
22
194, p. 794—were awarded to
syndicate headed
by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., and the Marine
—v.
a
Trust
Co.
of
Western
New
York,
of
Buffalo, as 3 ^s, at a price of
100.68999, a basis of about 3.43%.
4
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Blair
&
—
awarded to
at
Co., Inc., Geo. B. Gib¬
The
—
1961
Bonds Not
Sold
District,
Beaufort County No. 5 (P. O.
Washington), N. C.
improvement
194, p. 794 — were
Tilney & Co., as 3.70s,
of 100.605, a basis of
f
Rockland,
Callicoon,
Fremont,
Hancock Central
School District No.
1, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$325,000 school
bonds offered on Aug. 23—v. 194,
p. 794—were awarded to Geo. B.
of
price
Co., Inc.,
100.65,
3.52%.
a
3.60s, at a
basis of about
NORTH DAKOTA
Griggs County, Binford Public Sch.
Offering—Sister
gela,
O.S.F.,
sealed
(EDST)
on
M.
President, -will
bids
Sept.
chase of $1,070,000
until
6 for
An¬
re¬
10
a.m.
the
pur¬
dormitory and
dining
facility
1960
revenue
April 1, 1960. Due
April 1 from 1963 to 2000 in-
bonds.
on
-i
V.
Dated
■;
.»
V
A,
The Ohio National Bank,
Columbus, as 3s, at a price
100.11, a basis of about 2.94%.
to
Additional
: -J.:
Sale
The
—
of
of
$34,027
district No. 3 special assess¬
ment limited tax bonds offered at
sewer
the
time
same
The
awarded
were
to
Ohio
Co., as 2%s, at a price
100.05, a basis of about 2.72%'.
of
Highland Heights, Ohio
—
R.J. Schall,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Offering
until
noon
(EDST) on Sept.
purchase of $74,200 spe¬
assessment
street
improve¬
7 for the
cial
1960
ment
bonds.
1961. Due
1971
Dated
Oct.
1,
from
1963
to
Dec. 1
on
inclusive.
Principal
in¬
and
terest (J-D) payable at the Cleve¬
land Trust Co., in Cleveland. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Offering
— W.
A. Barger,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept.
5
for
the
purchase
of
$23,000
street
improvement limited tax
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1969 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the Jefferson
Banking Co., in Jefferson.
District
No. 23, N. D.
Offering—Lola E. Zabel,
Bond
District
bids
14
until
for
3
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
the
Sept.
$100,000
building bonds. Dated Sept.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1963
1981
inclusive.
Callable
as
of
Sept. 1, 1976. Principal and inter¬
est (M-S) payable at
any bank or
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Marquart & Windhorst, of Min¬
neapolis.
County, Kensal Public
School District No.
19 (P. O.
Jamestown), N. Dak.
'
Bond Sale—The $247,400 school
building bonds offered on Aug. 17
194,
—v.
Bond Sale—The
p.
686—were awarded to
Bank
North
of
Dakota,
in
Gambler),
$510,000 dormi¬
revenue, series
1961 bonds
offered on Aug. 22—v. 194, p. 687
—were
awarded
to
the
Federal
Housing
Home
and
Agency,
3V2S,
as
a
Bond
Offering
Smith,.
par.
Ohio
C.
—
Gordon
Clerk of the Board
Commissioners, will
County
ceive
Finance
price of
a
Lake County,
sealed
(EDST)
Stutsman
O.
tory
designated by the
company
successful
(P.
Ohio
on
1, 1961.
trust
Kenyon College
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
bids
11
of
re¬
a.m.
Sept. 7 for the pur¬
$186,970 special assess¬
on
chase
of
ment
water
and
bonds.
sewer
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
from 1963 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(M-S) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey of Cleveland.
the
at
Lakewod, Ohio
OHIO
Bond
Creston, Ohio
Offering—Hazel
Bond
don,
Village
Clerk,
C.
will
Jor-
receive
sealed bids until
noon
(EDST) on
Sept. 9 for the purchase of $6,500
real
estate
acquisition
bonds
Dated Aug. 15, 1961. Due on Dec.
15
from
1963
to
1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
the
at
Stebbins
pay¬
National
in Creston.
Legality
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bank,
ap¬
Offering—Philip M. Dear¬
born, Director of Finance, will re¬
ceive
of
bonds.
Dated
assessment property improvement
fered
were
on
limited
tax
bonds
Aug. 14—v. 194,
p.
of¬
475—
awarded to McDonald &
3s, at
a
price of 100.222,
a
Co.,
basis
Offering
Director
—
R.
N.
Heege,
of
Finance, will receive
until noon (EST) on
Sept. 5 for the purchase of $328,470 special assessment limited tax
sealed
bids
Dated
Sept.
1,
1961.
sealed
1962
ity
&
approved
in Cleveland. Legal¬
by' Squire,
in¬
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
to
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
Sept. 6 for the purchase of $12,000
street
improvement limited tax
bonds. Dated June 1, 1961. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Citizens Bank, in Fe¬
licity. Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
La-
inclusive.
1971
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Cleveland.
Maumee, Ohio
Bond
12
Offering
Clerk,
until
for
from
—
S. E. Klewer,
will receive sealed
(EDST) on Sept.
noon
the
purchase
assessment
Dated Oct.
and
the
in
Maumee
bonds.
on
Oct. 1
1971 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
at
$15,371
of
sewer
1, 1961. Due
1962 to
cipal
Felicity, Ohio
Norman
noon
Peoples Banking & Trust Co., in
Marietta.
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Due
clusive.
—
until
interest
special
1981
1982
(EST) oh
Sept. 7 for the purchase of $236,special assessment sewer dis¬
trict improvement bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from
tional Bank,
to
to
tax
Due
750
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Central Na¬
1962
1963
Offering
bids
City
from
from
pur¬
1961.
F;
Faber, City Auditor, will receive
bids
1
Oct.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the Cleveland
Trust Co., in Cleveland. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
in¬
Dec.
on
1
noon
clusive.
and
Fairview Park, Ohio
Bond
Oct.
on
until
Sept. 13 for the
$325,000
limited
Marietta, Ohio
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
1961
on
chase
Bond
Bond Sale—The $560,300 special
series
bids
sealed
(EDST)
&
Bond Offering—Dorothy
Wayt,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Rosary Hill College, Buffalo, N. Y.
ceive
on
as
.;
Bond
$360,000
offered
-
bonds.
Colchester and
$158,368 sewer
special assessment
2
limited tax bonds, offered on Aug.
17—v. 194, p. 687—were awarded
Bond
475—were not
p.
sold.
on
v.
'
The
—
bonds
Aug. 10—v. 194,
land
offered
No.
Jefferson, Ohio
Drainage
of about 2.96%.
$100,000
bonds
price
about 3.62%.
a
Gibbons &
New York
The
offered
No.
Sale
purchase
district
NORTH CAROLINA
Albemarle
as
Field, N. Y.
Sale—The
ers
a.m.
Sept. 20 for the
on
Gahanna, Ohio
Bond
E.
chase of
in¬
Sykes,
Deposit Co., of
Syracuse, as 3V2S, at a price of
100.10, a basis of about 3.48%.
Gerosa, City Comptroller, will re¬
clusive. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
East
Sept.
Trust
Co., of New York, Northern Trust
$715,000 reve¬
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due
school
on
(EDST)
J.
Ryan & Co., and Lebenthal & Co.,
jointly, as 4J/4S, at a price of
100.052, a basis of about 4.24%.
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
a.m.
for the purchase of
nue
3.83%.
were
Bankers
Co., of Chicago, Ladenburg, Thal& Co., Wells & Christensen, Inc., and Tilney & Co.
Bond
Aik-
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
—
follows:
as
mann
College,
bonds offered
686
were
Old
Cazenovia Junior
p.
about
Manhattan
3.48%.
$85,000 water
on Aug. 18—v.
194,
686—were awarded to Boland,
—
Aug.
on
686—were
p.
Roosevelt
offered
The First Trust &
The
Bank, of
New York, as 3.30s, at a price of
100.0999, a basis of about 3.28%.
Other members of the syndicate
New
Union Free School
$230,000 water
1961 bonds offered on Aug. 17—
v.
194, p. 686—were awarded to
syndicate headed by
a
Chase
3.30%.
2, New York
Sale—The $200,000 school
*
Beachwood,
on
District No.
Bond
NEW JERSEY
Bond
offered
basis of about
Amsterdam
wire
Bosworth
bonds
the
Sale—The
$2,900,000 va¬
bonds offered on
194, p. 686 — were
v.
—
Bond
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive.
>■
Dist.
Bond
Sale—The
purpose
Monday, August 28, 1961
bids
Bismarck.
Rochelle, New York
awarded to
Alden), New York
from
Bond
rious
basis of about 3.24%.
a
New
Aug. 23
YORK
Alden, Marilla, Newstead,
Lancaster, Darien and Bennington
follows:
$350,000
Hyde Park, as 3V4S, at a price of
100.064,
&
New York
.
to
-
.
,
Prin¬
(A-O) payable
Chester-Schroon-Horicon
in Chestertown,
Legality
the
school
College (P. O. Keuka Park),
3V8S, at
City, N. J.
Offering—Ruth G.
Oct. 1
:Van Buren, Seneca Water District,
Co., in New York
Ocean
Bond
bonds.
on
1962
inclusive.
New
price of par.
until
on
1981
to
New Jersey
Trust Co., of Tenafly, as 3.10s, at
a
Supervisor, will
Sept. 7 for the pur¬
chase of $1,940,000 town improve¬
ment 1961 bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
Keuka
New Mil ford,
tax
by Sykes, Galloway
Dikeman, of New York City.
Islip, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Thomas J. Har-
improvement bonds offered
Aug. 22—v 194, p. 366—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
on
Bond Sale—The $86,000 borough
improvement bonds
offered
on
Aug. 21 — v. 194, p. 474 — were
awarded to The County Bank &
MONTANA
Bond
Cross, Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
First of Michigan Corp., Francis
I. duPont & Co., Bacon, Steven¬
son
& Co., W. H. Morton & Co.,
Inc., Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.,
Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc., Le¬
benthal & Co., R. D. White & Co.,
and Tilney & Co.
rious
were
University of Kansas City, Kansas
City, Mo.
Sale—The
$332,000
1962 to 1980 inclusive.
Bank,
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows:
Roosevelt
&
New Jersey
unlimited
"1, 1961. Due
Aug.
on
of
approved
were
basis of about 3.83%.
Montclair,
at
194, p. 794—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Halsey,
3.77%.
group
Haley,
cipal and interest
$4,013,000
Aug. 23
on
Stuart & Co. Inc., as 3.80s, at a
price of 100.269, a basis of about
Sautter, Fidelity Union
Trust Co., of Newark, and MacBride, Miller & Co., taking $949,000, as 3.85s, at a price of 100.1175,
a
The
—
offered
from
(EDST)
purchase
school
a
$950,000 school
Aug. 17—v. 194,
a
Sale
bonds
the
Dated Oct.
Y.
Aletha
Clerk, will receive sealed
for
—v.
&
Bond
syndicate
Goldman, Sachs
& Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Dean
nick;
on
474—were awarded to
p.
194, p. 579 — were
syndicate headed by
Other members of the
as
Bond
school
State
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
Phelps, Fenn & Co.
were
interest
National
Hillsdale School District, N. J.
don
Bond
rious
the
1976
composed of Boland, Saffin, Gor¬
MISSOURI
Aug. 23
and
Principal
at
to
Newark. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
& McCarthy, of New York City.
Sale—The $456,000 school
offered
1962
from
—
bids until 2 p.m.
30
School District No. S, N.
Offering
District
1961
in
Bank,
District, Miss.
bonds
1
Bond
Huntington and Babylon Central
1, 1961.
.
Sullivan,
Schroon and North Hudson Central
School District No. 1, N. Y.
Co., Inc.
yer
purchase of $4,149,000
improvement unlim¬
Oct.
on
Com¬
sealed bids
(EDST) on Sept.
ited tax bonds. Dated Oct.
Carthage, Miss.
Bacon, Stevenson &
Co.,
Chas.
E.
Weigold
&
Co.,
Wood, Struthers & Co., W. H.
Morton & Co., Inc., R. D. White
&
Co., Adams, McEntee & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Sage,
Rutty & Co., and John L. DeGol-
receive
by
Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
Corp.,
gan
.
elusive. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
proved
Roosevelt & Cross, First of Michi¬
Saldutti,
Finance
the
of
will
permanent
000 industrial bonds.
'
bons & Co., Inc., Manufacturers &
Trust
Co., of Buffalo,
Traders
N. J.
Bond Offering—Albert
Canton, Miss.
City
Com¬
Carthy, of New York City.
not sold.
were
the
at
Bank, in East
Rutherford. Legality approved by
Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn
&
Mc¬
$40,00 waterworks improvement
and repair bonds offered on Aug.
8
payable
munity
Boyle, Miss.
.
National
(J-J)
payable
Bank
of Toledo,
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Beach.
Mingo Junction, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $218,000 special
assessment
bonds
p.
367—were
heimer
of
&
100.28,
improvement
Aug. 7—v. 194,
awarded to West-
sewer
offered
on
Co.,. as 33/4s, at a price
basis of about 3.69%.
a
Volume
194
Number
6085
The Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
(899)
Sylvania, Ohio
offered
$56,000 bonds
Aug. 21—v. 194, p. 794
on
awarded
—were
Co.,
PENNSYLVANIA
3y2s, at
as
McDonald
to
&
price of 100.36,
a
basis of about 3.42%.
a
Myrtle Beach, S. C.
Sate—The
Bond
School
Bond
Sale—The $700,000 school
refunding and improvement lim¬
Aug. 17
on
Sale—The $200,000 sewer
bonds offered on Aug. 15—
1961
194,
v.
Offering—James
Weizer,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
Aug. 28 for the purchase of $522,special
assessment
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due
500
1963
from
1
1981
to
.bonds.
Dec.
on
Chemical
Trust
Co.,
Willoughby. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
in
of Cleveland..
•
,
Manor Joint
High School Authority
of Lancaster, Penn.
'
.
Bond
Oct.
$109,301 special
assessment and limited tax bonds
offered
interest
Aug. 22—v. 194,
—were
awarded
Co.y
•
"
•
•
bids
sealed
re¬
noon
Sept. 14 for the pur¬
chase
of
$46,387 special assess¬
ment bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
(CST)
Due
Dec.
inclusive.
1962 to
from
1
Principal
1981
payable at the Xenia Na¬
Bank, in Xenia. Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
(J-D)
tional
Bond
Offering
Arthur
—
(EST)
on
of
chase
Due on Dec.
1, 1961.
,1962
from
noon
Sept. 11 for the pur¬
$165,310 various bonds.
Dated Sept.
1
until
bids
sealed
receive
to
inclusive.
1981
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
the Xenia
at
Legality approved by
Xenia.
,in
National Bank,
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
Cimarron
No.
for
on
of
—v.
194,
Aug.
on
15
267—were awarded to
p.
H. I. Josey & Co.
Bond
Offering
City
Bond
Offering
William N.
—
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
bids
until
Sept.
15,
1961.
1962 to
a.m.
bonds.
Due
on
bids
sealed
until
10
(M-S)
payable
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Rhoads, Sinon
& Reader, of Harrisburg.
Rico
(CST).
on
$35,500,000 building
Dated July 15, 1961.
Due
19 for the
pur¬
^of
bonds.
July 15 from 1964 to 1986 in¬
on
clusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's
by
&
office.
Legality
approved
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly
Mitchell, of New York City.
OREGON
Portland, Ore.
Bond
Offering
Ray Smith,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids
until
chase
Oct.
—
24
Reports
the
for
pur¬
ited tax
$3,500,000 water unlim¬
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
Due
Dec.
•inclusive.
1
from
Callable
1964
to
of
as
1983
Dec.
1,
1973.
Bond
Water
Authority
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
(PST) on
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $158,-
000
unlimited
water
Dated Jan.
from
tax
1, 1961. Due
1964 to
1991
Jan. 1
on
inclusive.
Call¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
at the National Security
Bank
of
Toledo.
Legality ap¬
proved by Shuler, Say re, Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland.
payable
County,
District
The
Chenowith
No.
9
was
Dalles), Ore.
bonds
sold
Bank of
to
School
(P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
offered
The
on
O.
National Bank, in
&
*
Robert
Mercantile
Dallas.
*
Sands Consolidated Independent
July
on
267—were awarded
p.
U. S.
Corporation,
price of 100.66, a basis
a
of about 2.63%.
TEXAS
Bond Sale—An issue of
drainage bonds
Bond
Sale—The $288,000
improvement bonds
nicipal
fered
of
4%,
according
to
were
tional Bank, of Snyder.
ton,
Superintendent of Schools,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
11
(CST)
purchase
Traffic through
taled
pared
the airport to¬
140,030 in June, 1961, com¬
with 126,396 passengers in
June
of
1960,
an
increase
of
Cargo moved through the
in June totaled 4,641,061
10.7%.
airport
pounds, against 3,689,907 in June,
1960, an increase of 25.7%.
For
the first six
calendar
to
months
the
of
June
30, there
were
718,783 passengers serviced
compared with 702,634 in the cor¬
responding period the year before,
an
year
increase of 2.3%. Cargo moved
in this period amounted to
223
24,598,-
pounds,
against
23,418.150
the first six months
for
pounds
of last year,
The
Bank
an
increase of 5%.
Government
for
Puerto
Development
Rico
is
fiscal
First
offered
Dated
Aug. 17—vr*194,
r.i
3y4s.
as
interest
Chairman
of
the
as
1972
3.10s.
Due
rkec
j
Bond
•
•
Vermont
olfered awarded 22-v. 194, p. 688
on
were
to The First Bosa<?
^
County Judge, will receive sealed
a.m. (CST)
on Sept
6 for the Purchase of $1 750,000
park,
1961 football stadium
series
Dated Oct. 1, 1961
Rcfi
0m of
I
Callable
v.1
n
Due
on
Iticn!,?'
1976. Pnnci-
<1
as
Oct. 1,
pal and interest (A-O) payable at
the
State
n
Dallas.
Peter
(EDST)
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
d
s
t
000
hospital,
Dated Sept.
b
(CST)
series
1961
1, 1961. Due
at
the
County
M
Feb.
1,
terest
zens
in
National
by
1971.
Principal
as
and
of
in¬
(F-A) payable at the Citi¬
and Southern National
Greenville.
Sinkler,
Charleston.
Bank,
Legality approved
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
First
the
Du|
1981 incl.
and
were
approved by Reed, Hoyt,
washburn & McCarthy, of New
Vnri,
Director
of
sealed
-
Crowe, Inc., StorzCo.,
Chiles-
12
for the pur¬
H. O. Peet & Co.
Snohomish County,
Edmonds
School District No. IS (P. O.
Everett), Wash.
Bond Sale—The
$400,000 school,
on Aug. 18
series B bonds offered
—v.
194,
580—were awarded to
p.
The National Bank of Commerce,
of Seattle.
Tacoma, Wash.
Bond Offering—C. A.
Gaisford,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PDST)
on
1
revenue
Oct.
from
Principal
to
1962
Callable
clusive.
1972.
sewer
Dated
Dec.
purchase of
1961
1, 1961.
Due
12 for the
Sept.
on
noon
National
of St.
bonds.
until
First
follows:
as
&
Randolph L.
Finance, will
bids
Sept.
on
—
Commerce
City, at a
Bender
Va.
Danville,
Offering
syn¬
Louis, Goodbody &
Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co., Hut¬
chinson, Shockey & Co., Luce,
Bank,
$4,000,000
Bond
a
Other members of the syndicate
were
pay-
gality
the
at
awarded to
headed by the
Co., of Kansas
price of 100.005.
Merchants
National Bank> ln Richmond. Le-
Notice of N»acs mt Persons
on
March
on
pay¬
Treasurer's
&
Searls,
of
Houston.
FOURTH
as
1991
of
and
in¬
Dec,
1,
interest
(J-D) payable at the City Treas-
persons
the records
whose
15
Merrill
Smith
The
bonds
194,
v.
—
awarded
—
p.
$629,800 city
offered
688
—
on
were
a
group
composed
of
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Eddleman, Pollok
&
or
Marine Cejkova
Gastaldo
Mennen
Michalec
Moskowitz
George Papadeas, A. P. A.
George
Rozsypal
F.
Beverley J.
Jerome
Anna
Stutart
Stern
L.
Turkinak
Peoples
Junior Luther League
E. 47th St., New
E.
85th
St., New York, N. Y.
New York,
N. Y.
c/o Misut, 305 E. 75th St., New York, N. Y.
417
Joe Zeman
to
Dudley
400 Pleasant Ave.,
Vlcek
Young
46
443
176
Mary McQuaid or Kathleen MeQuaid
Joseph Mastalir v
P.
St., New York, N. Y.
Court, Upper Berkeley St., London
York, N. Y.
419 E. 75th St., New York, N. Y.
c/o Wollheim, 120 E. 41st St., New York, N. Y.
363 E. 76th St., or 356 E. 72nd St., N. Y. C.
340 E. 55th St,, New York, N. Y.
503 E. 72nd St., New York, N. Y.
45-28 251st St., Little Neck, New York
248 E. 82nd St., New York, N. Y.
'
,
819 E. 74th St., New York, N. Y.
•
673 Union Ave., Bronx 55, New York
t
321 E. 75th St., New York, N. Y.
343 E. 75th St., New York, N. Y.
e/o Hurban, 324 E. Klst
Cejka
May Dickenson
Estate of Martin Joachimson
A
Inc.,
CITY
aad last known addresses are set forth below appear
organization to be entitled to unclaimed
Mileva Cukrow itf Susie Angela
Jan
to
name*
AMOUNTS DUE ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
John
Sale
Owners of Certain
of the above-named banking
Brusil
Vilma
Rev.
Bond
M
property in the amounts of twenty-five dollars or more.
Sol
Texas
Appearing
Property Held by
FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK
The
from
Alzbeta
Grand Prairie,
1
Callable
{0
$743,000
participa¬
offered
La
Legality approved by Vin¬
Elkins, Weems
1961.
inclusive.
pur-
Principa, and Interest <M-S)
bonds.
Principal and interest
Aug.
to ,1991
from 1962
x
1 from 1965 to 1990 inclusive. Cal¬
Dated Oct. 1,
1964
on
Unclaimed
Com¬
from
$1,650,000
The
—
Trust
Debt, will
bui£ing
Sept. 5 for the purchase of $1,000,-
second series bonds.
Feb.
The
Valle, County Judge, will receive
improvement
on
time
bonds
Schutz Co., and
Sept. 6 for the
f $1 050 000 school
^a{ed 'Sept x 1961
(EST)
J.
—
exposition
21
1961
Gordon Ben-
Loca 1
on
receive
County, Texas
—
Sale
Additional Sale
ne^ Secretary of the State Com-
Hall,
Offering
Bond
airport 1961 bonds offered
on
Aug. 21 — v. 194, p. 268 — were
awarded to a syndicate composed
Wachob
.r
.
OHering—J.
Bond
Bank, in El
Paso.
Legality approved by Du¬
mas,
Huguenin & Boothman,. of
Bond
2L^n^erl~
A
National
Galveston
King County (P. O. Seattle)
Washington
Thompson
bids until 10
bonds.
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
receive sealed bids until noon
j
Le¬
Chapman
by
dicate
>5,000 000 bonds
VIRGINIA
Offering-Woodrow Bean
mission, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Sept. 7 for
the purchase of $2,340,000
airport,
Due
approved
tion
(State of)
„Bom|
mission
tur
a.m.
pur¬
1 from 1964 to 1991 inclusive.
gality
century
,
,,
about 2.95%.
1973.
and
10
the
for
$350,000 college commons
building unlimited tax 1961 bonds.
Dated May 1, 1961. Due on May
same
March 1
on
until
6
Due
jointly, as 3s, at a price of 100.5299
a basis of
El Pa,O, Texas
»
son,
Airport
1961.
March 1
on
JnT \96™ t0 i971 inC!fVf-.
25,000 as 3.20s. Due on March 1,
Airport
District, S. C.
1,
cost
follows:
Due
bids
Sept.
on
1962 to 1967 in¬
„)•
,
able
Offering—Roger Milliken,
Aug.
from
1
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
55.000
office.
Bond
sealed
(EST)
par.
Frantisek
Greenville—Spartanburg
on Aug. 28 for the
$35,000 school house
of
Aug.
(P. O. Caldwell),
100.004, a net
about 3.14%, as
lable.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Business
of the Harris
Trust
&
Sayings
Bank, of Chicago, Chase Manhat¬
tan Bank,
Chemical Bank New
clusive.
Principal and interest
York Trust Co., both of New York,
(F-A) payable at the Republic
First
of
Michigan
Corp.,
and
National Bank, in Dallas. Legality
Bramhall & Stein, at a price of
appf6Vddu,by McCall, Parkhurst,
bonds.
The $100,000 road
-
-
Va.
Caldwell,
Manager, will re¬
WASHINGTON
VERMONT
Manuel Sanchez Rivera, Executive
Director of the Authority.
Cargo
through the airport in the
1960-61 fiscal year totaled 47,956,-
of-
Aug. 21—v. 194, p. 796—
awarded to the Snyder Na¬
to-'Lentz,
sold
was
Burleson County
$20,000
increase
mu-
on
p.m.
College, Salem,
chase of
Newton & Co.
of
an
Corp., of
Underwood, Neuhaus
$775,000, Crowe, McCall & Horton, of Dal-
687 — were awarded to Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., at a price
1,472,991 in the fiscal year ended
30, 1961, compared with 1,416,158 in the 1959-60 fiscal year,
Securities
Snyder, Texas
on
Brookshire-Katy Drainage Dist.
(P. O. Brookshire), Texas*
Puerto Rico International Airport
at San Juan, Puerto
Rico, totaled
on
Roanoke
Bond Offering—C. P.
Texas
$150,000 school,
syndicate composed
Co., Inc., R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Garrett & Sons, and Ed¬
dleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc., at
a price of par.
*
Bond offering—Mr. Frank Bar-
bonds offered
a
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Blair
School District (P. O.
Tenn.
First
3s, at
as
Traffic—-Passenger traffic through
$533,000
Aug. 17
Oregon, in Portland.
194,
The
to
of
bonds.
able.
Wasco
1961
(P.
p.
District, Ore.
Offering—Troy Solomon,
Secretary, will receive
District
Jonesboro),
Bond Sale
agent for the Authority.
Seal Rock
the
of
Wink Independent School District,
_
Bond Sale—The
Passenger and Cargo
of
on
^
bonds
Ports
on
TENNESSEE
County
$1,200,000
improvement bonds offered
Aug. 23—v. 194, p. 688—were
awarded to
p.
Texas, and
& Co., Inc.
p.
Washington
15
a.m.
chase
Sept.
194,
The
—
street
ceive
DAKOTA
Sale
water, public building, sewer and
Jr.,
on July
27
267—were awarded
to
The Security State Bank, of
Canova, as 4V2s, at a price of par.
Dated
Sept.
Bond
688—were awarded to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., and
194,
v.
bonds offered
system
—v.
1971 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at the
11
re¬
Independent School
Bond Sale—The $180,000 schoolhouse bonds offered on Aug. 15—
The $60,000 sewer
—
Aug. 30 for the pur¬
$400,000 city improve¬
unlimited tax
from
will
City.
Lamesa), Texas
Canova, S. Dak.
Sale
by Reed, Hoyt, Wash¬
McCarthy, of New York
&
Bond Sale—An issue of $225,000
schoolhouse bonds was sold to The
on
of
ment
Clerk,
352 pounds, against
50,560,437 the
Christian, Secretary of State, will
preceding year, a decrease of 5.1%.
receive
SOUTH
28—v.
Mrs. Ruth M.
—
&
burn
of
Charleston.
series
Thompson,
Underwood
approved
Columbian
Sinkler,
This report supersedes
report given in our issue of
Aug. 21—v. 194, p. 795.
Pa.
A.
by
Legality
approved
Gibbs
&
Simon,
moved
Oklahoma (State of)
/
bidder.
the
June
$190,000 storm
offered
Sept. 19 for the
$25,893,000
school
Reading,
inclu-
1991
to
Company,
Puerto Rico
(CST)
Sale—The
bonds
1964
on
Callable as of April 1, 1971.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
—
Puerto
El Reno, Okla.
Bond
1, 1961. Due
......
Note
tax
sive.
Legality approved
.
of
Okla.
11,
$55,000 school bonds.
sewer
from
1
Dated
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-S)
payable at the
$100,000 street City Treasurer's office.
Legality
District, Texas
Texas
purchase
the
April
1986
Fairfax, Va.
un¬
unlimited
1961
R.
to
McKinney
Water Commis¬
bonds. Dated Oct.
to
system
Co., Inc.
on
system, series
of $900,000 electric
unlimited tax bonds.
Sept. 1, 1961. Due
Sale—The
awarded
Aug. 29 for the
$250,000 waterworks
purchase of
PUERTO RICO
be received until 3 p.m.
30
the
(EST)
noon
bonds.
revenue
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Aug.
and
Offering—Sealed bids will
purchase
Independent
County
District
School
Principal
payable
at
as
be received until
OKLAHOMA
■
1966.
(J-D)
Bond
S.
Curlett, Director of Finance, will
Callable
Pennsylvania State School Building
Authority, Pa.
interest
and
Dated
June 1 from
on
til
the
of
1961
Snoddy,
will receive sealed bids
Bond
on
on
H.
sion,
Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
Philadelphia.
of
until
1,
Lancaster.
by
Ohio
Due
Farmers Bank & Trust
Offering—Arthur S. Cur¬
led/Director of Finance, will
ceive
&
June
in
Xenia,
Bond
687
p.
McDonald
to
•
1961 bonds.
revenue
1, 1961.
1963 to 1982 inclusive.
of
on
Russell
—
until 7:30 p.m. (EDST) on Sept. 12
the
purchase
of
$1,125,000
school
Worthington, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
Offering
Eshleman, Secretary of the Au¬
thority, will receive sealed bids
Chairman
chase
First
improvement bonds
offered
on
Aug. 21 — v. 194, p. 796 — were
S. C.
M.
same
Grapevine, Texas
Spartanburg County, Startex,
Jackson, Welford, Ducan
Offering—S.
the
1962
Bond
Water District,
to
Southwest Co.
price of 100.025.
Bond
awarded
were
Robinson-Humphrey Co. Inc.,
a
Trust
for
'
.
York
,
inclusive.
Cleveland
the
at
New
Co., of New York City, jointly, as
3s, at a price of 100.099, a basis
of about 2.98%.
\
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
Bank
time
to
The
194, p. 580—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and the
Wickliffe, Ohio
awarded
at
—v.
Bond
687—were
p.
bonds offered at the
revenue
Bond
District, Pa.
ited tax bonds offered
■
.
Erie
59
E.
74th St., New
York, N. Y
report of unclaimed property has been made to the State Comptroller pursuant
301 of the Abandoned Property Law.
A list of the names of the persona
Section
Fosdick, Inc., Dewar, Robertson &
appearing from the records to he entitled thereto is
file sii open to public inspection
at the office of the Association located at 1355 First Avenue, in the City of New York,
Pancoast,
where such
and
Dallas
Rupe
&
Such
Sons, Inc., at
a
price of
Additional Sale
water
works
and
—
The
sewer
par.
$121,000
system
abandoned property to
abandoned
payable.
property wfll he paid on or before October 31st, next, to
persons
establishing to its satisfaction their right to receive the same.
On or before the succeeding November lttk, sack unclaimed property will be paid
to the
State
Comptroller and it shall thereupon cease to he liable therefor.
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(900)
.
.
.
Monday, August 28, 1861
vt
urer's
approved
Legality
office,
by Preston, Thorgrimson, Horo¬
witz, Starin & Ellis, of Seattle.
& Co., Singer, Deane &
Scribner, Arthurs, Lestrange &
Co., Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
Walker
Field, Richards & Co., Wm,
& Co., Seasongood &
Inc.,
WEST
Bond
lic
Board of
(P. O. New Cumber¬
land),
West
construction
and
pub¬
im¬
provement bonds offered on Aug.
194, p. 688—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by White,
Co.,
as
3%s, at
a
price of
101.0216, a-basis of about 3.52%.
Other members of the syndicate
were
B.
as
J.
follows:
Van
Ingen
Elkhorn,
unlimited
1,
to
(A-O)
payable at the
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., in
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
Neenah,
Milwaukee,
City
bids
000
Wis.
Offering—John E. Kalupa,
Comptroller,
will
receive
Blooming
trose,
and
Union
Bond
Offering
will
Clerk,
until
—
2.30
R. V. Hauser,
sealed
receive
p.m.
(CDST)
on
unlimited
sewer
from
1962
to
Joint
1,
School
Offering—Ruth
on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of
$400,000 storm sewer unlimited
tax bonds.
jA |/ie
1W/'pcf
T.
Ames,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST) on
Aug. 28 for the purchase of $650,-
on
building,
Dated
Sept. 1 from
clusive.
(M-S)
trust
series 1961
1, 1961. Due
1962 to 1981 in¬
Sept.
Principal
payable
company
at
and
any
interest
bank
or
porate
$1,415,000 cor¬
series
1961 - B
Aug. 22—v. 194,
purpose,
offered on
bonds
580—were awarded to a syndi¬
p.
composed of Kidder, Peabody
cate
&
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
First National Bank, in St. Louis,
William Blair & Co., and Loewi &
Co., Inc., at
designated by the
successful
bidder.
Chicago.
price of par.
a
WYOMING
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Legality
\/[f FC
Sale—The
Bond
District
school
Speer,
D.
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CDST)
Consultant,
Wis.
March
inclusive.
1971
No.
Brooklyn
bonds.
tax
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on
1
Grove,
Towns
District
bonds.
Sept. 6 for the purchase of $380,-
2.86%.
City
Bond
Wis.
Offering—Paul
Bond
Finance
interest
purpose
Bond
Oct.
Dated
bonds.
tax
1961. Due on Oct. 1 from 1962
1976 inclusive.
Principal and
M-S. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Oregon, Brooklyn Villages, Fitchburg, Rutland, Oregon, Dunn, Mon¬
Wis.
Wauwatosa,
Interest
000
R. W.
Co.,
Pressprich & Co., Dean Witter &
Co., Bache & Co., Goodbody &
Co., Baker, Watts & Co., G. H.
on
$200,000 corpo¬
bonds offered on
Aug. 15 was sold to The First
National Bank, of Chicago, as 3s,
at a price of 100.588, a basis of
rate
a.m.
Sept. 19 for the pur¬
chase of $7,250,000 corporate pur¬
pose public improvement, series D
(CDST)
proved by Wood, King, Dawson &
Logan, of New York City.
Wisconsin
Bond Sale—The
\bout
&
and
WISCONSIN
21—v.
Weld &
C. Wheat & Co., Kay,
Co., Westheimer &
&
Richards
Co., Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc.,
Robert L. Conners & Co.
Virginia
Sale—The $5,283,000
school
Mericka
Mayer, J.
Hancock County, County
Education
J.
VIRGINIA
10:30
until
bids
sealed
ap¬
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Offering—Vivian
Bond
bids
sealed
1
for the
unlimited
1961
Oct.
Dated
Callable
Oct.
of
as
in
New
York
City Bank,
Legality ap¬
City.
Tall-
&
Tallmadge
by
proved
1, 1976. Prin¬
(A-O) payable
National
First
the
Oct.
inclusive.
1991
to
cipal and interest
at
bonds.
tax
1961. Due on
1,
1963
from
(MST)
a.m.
purchase of
waterworks improve¬
$10,000,000
ment
11
until
12
Sept.
on
Bo-
R.
receive
will
Clerk,
City
din,
madge, of Denver.
CANADA
QUEBEC
Beloeil,
Quebec
Sale—The
Bond
Aug. 14
Inc., at
v.
—
to
awarded
town
$205,000
bonds offered
on
194, p. 688 — were
Credit
du
N o r d,
improvement
price of 98.44, a net in¬
5.52%, as fol¬
a
cost of about
terest
lows:
$117,000
88,000
on Sept.
1971 inclusive.
1
5y2s.
Due on Sept.
1972 to 1981 inclusive.
1
Due
5s.
as
1962 to
from
as
from
Danville, Quebec
Offering—Maurice Cham¬
Bond
Town Secretary-Treasurer,
pagne,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(EDST)
p.m.
Sept. 5 for the
on
purchase of $50,000 town improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1981
inclusive.
Riviere, Quebec
La Petite
Offering
Bond
—
Gauvin,
H.
P.
Secretary - Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
Town
Sept. 6 for the pur¬
$370,000 town improve¬
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1961.
(EDST)
ment
Due
on
of
chase
1
Oct.
on
from
1962 to
1981
inclusive.
Louiseville School Commission,
Quebec
issue
Sale—An
Bond
of
$260,-
000 school bonds offered on Aug. 1
was
to
sold
Gaston Laurent,
The
price of 98.731, a net in¬
cost of about 5.54%, as fol¬
Inc., at
terest
a
lows:
$185,500 as 5s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1962 to
74,500
as
from
Roxton
inclusive.
1971
Due on Aug.
1981 inclusive.
5V2S.
1972 to
Falls
School
1
Commision,
Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
was
Originated by Cities Sewice, this 24,000-pound capacity truck speeds delivery of grease to industrial plants
offered
bonds
to
sold
on
Belanger,
price of 98.679.
a
St.
Jerome
,
$203,000
Aug. 13
Inc., at
.
School Commission,
Quebec
Cities Service
the
on
Bond
move
5%s, at
of American
lenge of the
must
be the pace
years
ahead
also be done better than
.
.
.
ever
blueprints will not
but it will not be
before.
serve.
The
impact of this drive for
felt every
of its
Cities Service
...
on a
hundred fronts. In
is being
every area
far-flung enterprise... from producing field
■
right
day
progress
a
about
on
through to
Cities Service is
your
on
near-by service station
the move!
Bond
price fbf 98.77,
new
methods...
new
sified research
..
ones.
They call for improved
"Keep your eyes on Cities Service"
facilities where needed... inten¬
..
and the
1
redeployment of
man¬
Sale
&
@ SERVICE
Mines,
Quebec
The
—
Co., Inc., at
net
interest
a
price of 97.979, a
cost
of
about
5.68%,
follows:
$60,000
as
from
CITIES
basis
a
5.50%.
$140,000 city
improvement bonds
offered
on
July 24 —v. 194, p. 268 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd.; Royal
Bank of Canada, and A. E. Ames
as
has drawn
into streamlined organizational effort.
of
Thetford
industry if it is to meet the chal¬
enough to do things at greater speed. They must
Old
power
$19,500 school
Aug. 13 was sold
Leclerc,
Inc., .as
on
Rene-T.
to
Faster I.. faster... faster! That
Sale—The
bonds offered
80,000
as
5V4S.
1962
to
5V2S.
from 1972 to
Due
1971
Due
1981
on
Sept.
1
inclusive.
on
Sept.
inclusive.
1
SECTION
IT
IS THE
2
PHOTOGRAPHED WITH -PREVIOUS REEL.
INDEX TO
THE APRIL-JUNE
UNIVERSITY
MICROFILMS,
I$6l ISSUES.
INC.
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