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ESTABLISHED 1889
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offle•
Volume
192
Number
5981
New York 7, N.
General
RAILROAD
Price
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
Acme-Hamilton Manufacturing Corp.—Shows Profit—
This New York
goods
six
June
and operators of the L. B. Spear and
announced on Aug. 23 that net sales for the
stores,
months
Net
ended
profit
$312,671
gains
Albert
amount of
the acquisition
to
due
$87,000.
the
in
division.
turing
to
In This Issue
$8,781,441.
period totaled $454,001, equal to 12.3 cents per
3,683,470 shares outstanding. Of this amount
from the sale of a capital asset and is subject to
tax
available
not
amounted
1960
of
the
New York Stock Exchange
Kahn, President said that as a result of a tax loss carry
the Acme-Hamilton division will not be subject to income
taxes
earnings
on
The
company's
recent
long-term
maturing
in
Acme-Hamilton
The
V.
Boston
shares
listed
are
the
on
American
the
known under
was
Stock
of
name
(Bonds)
Stock
Exchange.
Spear & Co.—
Detroit Stock Exchange
Stock
Research
Offered
Inc.
Development,
—
Common
BUSINESS—The
the laws of the
State of Colorado on Dec. 15, 1959. The principal office qf the com¬
pany at the present time is Wiggins, Colo.
The
raise,
and
market
canitary
conditions.
company
will
other
in
and
organized
was
under
Over-the-Counter
raise
quality
a
connection
portion
a
of
______
farm activities. The company is newly
history or business background. Two of the
no
veterans
are
PROCEEDS—The
net
commissions
of
the
of
$5,000
offering
for
in
hog
specialization.
j
estimated
The
also
has
proceeds
of
agreed
to
the
the
of
liabilities
current
State and
Foreign Exchange Rates
Condition
18,000
Combined
'Reserve
buildings with a total of 52 pens
sow
building with 24 pens—
farrowing building, includ. 52 all steel stalls
Pig cart, tools, small tractor, and pickup truck——
X 80,500
52
Construction
of 3 finishing
Construction
of
39,500
Construction
of
36,000
Feed and labor
Working
capital
CAPITALIZATION—The
pany
is
composed
value
of
$0.05
vided
for
Issued
At
total
authorized
998,000
shares
oi
original
(The
capitalization
common
Articles
as
stock divedend to
a
the
there
present time
will
not
options
to
issued
be
issue
the
the
to
company's
of
reoffered
stock
offered
for
sold
as
period
a
of
this
options
to
$2.50
as
per
sold.—V.
are
of
time.
one
The
year.
There
2513.
p.
Aircraft
Dynamics International
Violations—
Corp.- -SEC
announced
suspending
on
Charges
Regulation
a
19 the issuance of an order temporarily
exemption from
registration under the
Aug.
A
Securities
Act of 1933 with respect to a public offering of stock by
Dynamics International Corp. ("Aircraft"), of 666 Fifth Ave.,
Aircraft
New York
the
At
the
City.
dent,
of
Philip
and
sale
and
deceit"
voke
time, the Commission
announced (a) proceedings under
1934 to determine whether Aviation
America, Inc., of the Fifth Ave. address, and its Presi¬
Bradford, made fraudulent representations in the offer
same
Securities
Investors
.
Exchange
Aircraft
of
upon
Act
stock
the
of
which
"would
thereof,
purchasers
and
did
and,
if
operate as a fraud
so,
whether to re¬
broker-dealer
the
registration of Aviation Investors and/or to
suspend or expel it from membership in the National Association of
Securities
Dealers, Inc.; and
(b) the filing of a complaint in the
United
States
seeking
to
District
enjoin
of
President
Court
Aircraft,
for
the
Aviation
Southern
Investors,
District
and
of
Philip
New
York
Bradford,
both
companies and principal stockholder of Aircraft,
from further offering and sale of Aircraft stock in violation of Sectiou
17(a) (the anti-fraud provision) of the Securities Act of 1933.
In
both
the
complaint and
the order authorizing the administrative
the Commission charges
that, in the offer and sale of Aircraft stock, false and misleading
representations were made with respect to an anticipated increase in
the price of
and dividends to be paid on said stock, the listing of
the stock on
an
exchange, and the affiliation of Aviation Investors
with
another
company.
In the order suspending the Regulation A
exemption with respect to the offering of 99,000 shares of Aircraft
common
stock at $3 per share pursuant to a notification filed on
Sept. 25, 1959', the Commission asserted that certain terms and con¬
ditions of Regulation A were not complied with and that the company's
offering circular omits to state that the underwriter, Aviation In¬
vestors, occupies a portion of Aircraft's office space and pays no rental
therefor. The said order provides an opportunity for hearing, upon
or
made
the question
permanent.
■
on
whether
the
suspension should
be
.
Condition
Statement
of
com¬
which
W.
Jack¬
205.
p.
an
Inc.—Offering
Suspended—
order
The
Act.
the
on
made
or
order
provides
opportunity for hearing,
suspension
should be
an
whether
question
the
f
permanent.
to
First Prudential Corporation
ments
that amount
returned;
is
stockholders will have
received,
their invest¬
Michael and Sylvia Taines have
other than holding, through First
Prudential Corp., 125,000 shares of its stock; the representation with
respect to the proposed use of the proceeds of the stock sale; and
48
connection
no
the
with
statement
the
that
company
the statement that officers and directors other than
without
serve
able
terms
compensation
until
such
time
Paul L. Silverstein
the
as
is
company
to
pay salaries commensurate with their positions.
conditions of Regulation A were not complied with,
and
adequately and accurately the physical properties held or to be acquired
v.
190,
Alside, Inc.—Net Up 88%—News—
income
Net
Air-Shields, Inc.—Acquired—
Corp.
192,
301.
p.
net
earnings
J.
Jerome
Pipeline Co.—Progress Report
Alaska
—
fiscal
businessman.
earlier.
held
company,
its
is bringing the first natural gas to Alaska
from a new major gas field on the Kenai Peninsula, plans to have
gas at the City Gate of Anchorage by November of this year.
The
which
company,
construction
viewed
progress of the 85 mile
pleased," Mr. Baldwin said, "with
the
progress
our
contractors are making. On the Kenai, Williams
Brothers of Tulsa have completed more than eight miles of ditching
and
cleared
an
aditional 36 miles of right-of-way. The eight mile
crossing under Turnagain Arm poses a unique engineering problem
because of the severe, 30 foot tides. A 20 ton plow will be used to
cut a five foot ditch in the bottom of the bay in which the cement
coated
pipe line will be laid. Sharman, Allen,
Gay & Taylor of
Board
transmission
Houston
are
Baldwin
of
Directors
line.
the
said
"We
are
greatly
contractors
that
the
for
underwater
Issue,
and
which
Mr.
totals
Brothers,
Dillon
Read
Baldwin
&
permanent
$16,800,000.
New
York,
These
arrangements
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
were
Co.,
handled
Inc.,
announced
by
Services
and
Delta
Engineering Corp. have been retained to make economic and engineer¬
ing feasibility studies on extending the present pipeline from Anchor¬
age to serve civilian and military markets of Fairbanks. "People are
here on the ground now for this purpose," Mr. Baldwin said.
The
to
Mr.
geles,
and
nine
members
Baldwin
S.
and
Eastland,
Horace
B.
the
of
Jr.,
Webb,
Board
three
the
new
of
of
Directors
members,
includes,
in addition
Chilson, Los An¬
William C. Smith, Jr.,
Frank
L. Gudenrath,
Houston.—V. 192,
p.
Sales
33%
Inc.,
5000
W.
statement
Roosevelt
with
the
.A
.
applied
the
for
six
sales
above
aluminum
X/-"..v
earnings
to
months
.X-
in both
siding,
for
the
six
4.
the
for
V:X:"'
.
first-half periods.
March
ended
$6,480,848
of
X
1
earnings before provision for
$1,155,296 in I960 and $554,639 in 1959.
Kaufman
Mr.
had
for
a
of
a
signing
noted
affected
been
duction
Alside
by
first
that
half
1960,
31,
'
-
$8,649,581,
period a year
were
corresponding
half
First
X-'-•' X'.v:'.
■
Federal income taxes were
sales
and
earnings
this
year
strike that kept the Alside plant out of pro¬
was terminated in April with the
a
full month. The strike
three-year
contract
covering
production
employees.
President
emphasized that, due to the seasonal nature
siding business, second half sales and earnings of the company
are normally doubled
first half figures. During the 1959 fiscal year.
Alside earned 77 cents per share, of which 61 cents were earned dur¬
ing the second half of the year.
The
of
the
indicate that sales and earnings for the full
fiscal year will be appreciably above 1959, Mr. Kaufman said.
reported that Alside's research and development in the field of
prefabricated housing has been accelerated in recent months. Alside
recently introduced baked enamel aluminum gutters and rainspouts
in 13 colors and is currently developing
a newly designed
type of
baked aluminum roofing.
1960
He
In
June,
stock
the articles of incorporation of the company were
all of the previously outstanding shares of capital
Road, Chicago, on Aug. 24
SEC, covering, $6,205,000 of
and increase the
shares. Subsequently, 300,000
publicly.
1,564,480 shares of class B common stock
authorized
in
1960,
to change
into
shares
common
stock
the common
of
to
2,000,000
stock were
offered
Alside, with headquarters in Akron, and field offices and warehouses
17 other cities from coast to coast,
is the largest manufacturer
distributor of aluminum lap siding, vertical paneling and
variety of related aluminum accessories.—V. 191, p. 2741.
a
American Bowling Enterprises, Inc.—Expansion—
593.
wide
<4-
has announced the acquisition of two Rochester,
centers with a total of 64 lanes. President David H.
Goldman disclosed that the company had acquired Brighton Bowl and
N.
Aldens, Inc.—Rights Offering—
registration
of
$475,296, an increase of 88% over
six months ended March 31, 1959,
reported on Aug.
President,
Kaufman,
outstanding,
This
Aldens,
was
the
and
George
all
for
year,
amended
that Commonwealth
1960,
which ends Sept. 30, were 30 cents in 1960 and 16 cents
in 1959, based on 1,564,480 shares of class B common stock currently
Houston
Co., New York.
also
manufacturer
this
$252,639
Preliminary estimates
crossing."
financing arrangement were com¬
pleted last week, and that Union Oil Co. of California and the Ohio
Oil Co., each of whom own a 25%
equity interest consisting of non¬
voting stock, participated in the successful development. Three major
insurance companies have signed an agreement to purchase the bond
Lehman
of
Earnings per share after taxes for the first half of Alside's current
first annual stockholders' meeting in An¬
chorage, on Aug. 8, announced through Robert Baldwin, President,
the election of three new directors. They are James L. Bayless, Vice-r
President, Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., Houston; Morris Natelson,
Lehman Brothers, New York and Ken Sheppard, prominent Anchorage
The
of
ended March 31,
months
-V.
below.
192, p. 493.
by the company.—V.
X^XxXX'vilx'Xx;:; -X-'.
1517.
p.
See National Aeronautical
vacated
•
the
of
prospectus lists Robert
of
than
less
Federal
Banks
for the purpose of taking evidence In the administrative
proceedings will be held at a time and place later to be determined.—
a
..
issued
stock,
stock,
common
according to the order, by reason of the failure, among other things, to
disclose all affiliates and promoters of the company, and to describe
proceedings with respect to Aviation Investors,
request,
191,
The
receivable.
preferred
of
the statement that company stock held by
A hearing
The
The SEC
3.2%.
own
accounts
and
shares
description
The
no
the
that all
customer
notification
financially
agreed
of
of
indebtedness
868,700
been escrowed for at least one year; the statement that the first
$175,000 of the proceeds of the stock sale will be escrowed and that, if
48
pro¬
are
has
shares
purchase 40,000
share in the event
191,
System
of stock.)
company
corpo¬
by which the company proposes to offer its securities; the
include, in the forepart of the offering circular, an ade¬
of the speculative nature of the proposed business
certain factors affecting the value of the shares being offered;
will
are
underwriter
common
shares
or
issued
for
has
the com¬
with a par
the then holders of one share
available
method
and
of
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
Clearings
47
and
warrants
or
Banks
The Course of Bank
69,400 shares of the company's com¬
outstanding. All of the shares issued have been
escrowed with the Guaranty Bank and Trust Co. of Denver, Colo., and
stock
mon
Member
of
stock
of Incorporation
capitalization of 499,000 shares of common stock with a
of $0.10 per shave. On May. 20, I960, the Articles were
Upon completion of the amendment, one share of stock was
amended.
the
5,000
a
value
par
of
share.
per
has
request,
quate
18,000
___
volume
certain
Consolidated,
Securities
failure
8,000
cost, heat and elec. for 6 mos.' operation—
be
to
Allstate Consolidated was organized in February i960 for the purpose
engaging in the real estate business.
William
L.
Robinson of
Royal Oak, Mich., is listed as .president.
The Commission's order
challenges Information in the company's
notification
and
offering
circular with respect to the identification and background of the pro¬
moters; the identification and shareholdings of officers and directors;
48
of
Statement
Federal Reserve
$16,50Q
"
v;v
building with
nursery
the
1
54
11
Dividends Declared and Payable
20,500
of
its
upon
,
breeding stock-
Construction
funds,
Commission's
vacated
|
and Investment News.
City Bond Offerings
pens—.—_______
Foundation
basis
suspension order asserts that certain terms and
Regulation A were not complied with by the company;
and accompanying offering circular contain false
and misleading representations of certain material facts; and that the
stock offering would violate Section 17 (the anti-fraud provision) Of
35
Miscellaneous Features
X'
a
.
Exchange
SEC
conditions
that
35
General Corporation
sum
commencing
underwriter
out¬
the
on
of
the
_
Payment
in
expenses
pay
The
45
Stock
American
Transactions
the public offering,
total of $8,000 out of
offering to reimburse the underwriter for expenses
which
it
might incur in connection with the offering. The balance,T
consisting of $242,000, will be used as follows in the following order
of priority:
I
and
44
-
allocated
1960,
in amount.
In a notification filed July 20, I960, Allstate Consolidated
proposed the public offering of 100,000 common shares at $3 per share.
41
company's'!
XX-XX' X'X'
has
company
pro¬
by
30,
temporarily suspending a Regulation
exemption from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
respect to a proposed public offering of stock by Allstate Consolidated,
Inc., 1800 David Stott Building, Detroit, Mich.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
35
organized
to
outstanding
president.—V.
as
The
40
York Stock Exchange
Transactions New
proceeds to the company after deducting under¬
discounts and before deducting the expenses
$255,000.
Sept.
A
35
and
will be
38
SEC Index of Stock Prices
this
has
Allstate
39
39
39
Markets
company's general
increasing
addition
36
36
_______
the
to
management officials
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
product under controlled
principal activity, the
necessary
feed and will engage
the
The company
holders of
1980.
1,
subscription
on
According to
the prospectus, no
specific allocation
proceeds has been made, but the funds will be used for carry¬
an
In
pany
35
pork
with
necessary
has
organizers,
writing
In
ing
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
company was organized in general to engage in farming and
activities. It is the present intention of the company to pro¬
related
duce,
company
for
record
purposes.
such
son
—
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
1
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.
3, W. Edward Tague Co. of
Pittsburgh, Pa., publicly offered 120,000 shares of the
company's common stock (par five cents) at a price of
$2.50 per share, on a "best efforts" basis.
of
36
Midwest Stock Exchange
On Aug.
—
added
rate
^31
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Agricultural
of
$100
be
_'__*36
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
493.
p.
Stock Exchange
York
Page
15
29
(Stocks)
American Stock Exchange
X,'; X:\X X'XX' XX'XxrX'X'.XX' XXXX^
.
formerly
company
192,
New
this year.
'
working capital increased to $3,720,006 through the
loan of $1 million, due $100,000 each year and
1965..
debentures, due Oct.
debentures
stock
and
M.
forward,
the
The
company
is engaged in
the general retail business, selling
merchandise throughout the U. S. and its possessions by mail order
in retail stores.
The net proceeds from the debenture sale will
Stock and Bond Quotations
Comparative figures tare
Acme-Hamilton Manufac¬
;'V
v
offer
common
principal amount of debentures for each 14 shares held.
The principal underwriter Is listed as Lehman Brothers.
The interest
rate, subscription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
the
on
arose
capital
30,
of
that
in
share
common
to
standing
products
automotive
and
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
•
vertible subordinated
poses
City corporation, manufacturers of mechanical rubber
Ludwig Baumann
$1.25
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Y., Monday, August 29, 1960
company
Y., bowling
filed
Panorama
con¬
terms
of
Bowl,
which
each
were
with
32
in an - all-cash transaction,. the
"Brighton Bowl," stated Mr. Gold-
lanes,
not revealed.
The Commercial
2
(794)
highest lineage bowling houses in upper New
York State.
Panorama Bowl is a new house with good possibilities."
This acquisition, added to three presently operating bowling centers
with a total of 140 lanes, brings to a grand total oi 204 the number of
lanes now operated by
the company. On Sept. 15 American Bowling
Enterprises will ooen a 40-lane center in Roanoke, Va.
-By March 1
19G1," stated Mr. Goldman, "American Bowling Enter¬
prises will have 500 lanes in actual operation throughout the Eastern
and Southern United States."—V. 191, p. 2741.
"is
man
the
of
one
'
Supply Corp—Acquires—
American Hospital
completion of the latest
in its long sequence of mergers, this one with Canadian Laboratory
Supplies Limited of Toronto.
Tne\ merger is American's second within a year in the fast-growing
111. corporation has reported
Evanston,
This
research market.
/
field, covering Canada with a dominionwide
sales
foice
operating from sales
and distribution centers in
Toronto, Winnipeg, Montreal and Ottawa.
,
The
new
subsidiary joins another of American's Canadian com¬
and
health
Canadian
"Canlab"
is
leader in its
a
„
"
ponents
in
similar
*
the
is
Fisher
of
division
Burpe
&
the United States.
acquired last year,
Hospital Supply Corp.
American
1.
1S2, p.
Limited.—V.
(Canada)
force
merchandising
hospilal-labcratory
twin-pronged
a
the-parent company's organization in
hospital supply arm in the Dominion,
to
American's
for
165
and
previously acquired by the officers
consideration for $42,034.51 .to- cash
shares of Walnut stock,
directors
the
of
company
in
and Financial
,ana
propeity valued by Walnut at $40,000 but tor wnich the Stopkhoiaera
paid an aggregate cash consideration of $35,950 and on which
amounted to $17,966.43. The mortgages were subsequently
mortgage
Corp.
American
—
Listing—
Stock Exchange
American-International Aluminum Corporation, producer of aluminum
extrusions,
admitted to trading on Aug. 22 on the American Stock
was
the symbol "AIM."
The company,
which was organized under the laws of Florida on
Feb. 16, 1959, recently made a public stock offering of 400,000 shares
Exchange
under
n
Stock Offered
—Pursuant to an Aug. 17 offering circular/Hamilton
Waters & Co., Inc., 250 Fulton St., Hempstead, L. I., N. x
offered 50,000 shares of this firm's 10 par common stock
Sterephonic Corp.—Common
at $2 per share.
Stereophonic Corp. was incorporated under
New York on Dec. 18, 1959. The company s
executive offices are located at 17 West 60th St., New York,
*•
The company occupies approximately 1,500 square feet of space m tne
aforesaid premises pursuant to written lease therefor. It pays an an¬
nual rental of $1,752. The lease, for a term commencing Jan. 1, 19°°
and expiring Dec. 31, 1961, was executed by M. W. Gafni, President,
individually, on Dec. 14,
1959 and was thereafter assigned to the
company after its formation.
The
company
produces
and
proposes
to sell stereophonic ana
monaural recordings on magnetic tape and discs. It has. already pro¬
duced 11
master tape recordings. Each
tape contains sufficient ma¬
terial for a complete album.
"
The company does not own sound studios or production facilities.
It
produces master tape recordings of musical selections in sound
studios rented as and when needed for single recording sessions, and
employs musical artists who are paid cash and/or royalties for serv¬
ices rendered in the recording of the master tape. Tapes and discs
for
commercial distribution
are
to
be
reproduced from the master
laws
of
the
State of
thus
made
by
sub-contractors
on
fee
a
basis.
.
2^
niQ
^
PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
Authorized
stock, (par value 1
cent)
firm
share, for the first six
of Arizona Bancorpora¬
President, Walter R. Bimson.
.
,
,
This compares with $112,506 earned during the comparable period
last year, or 23 cents a share on 477,520 shares. Now outstanding are
501,396 shares, including those resulting from a 5%
stock dividend
paid earlier this year
Founded in 1953, Bancorporation makes investments ir. Arizona in¬
dustries participating in the growth of the state
Its principal hold¬
ings include interests in The Bank of Douglas, Exchange Finance Co
Guaranty Life Insurance Co., Allison Steel Manufacturing Co., Arizona
Brewing Co
and Tower Plaza Shopping Center.
earnings of $167,032, or 33 cents, per
I960, were reported to stocknolders
Net
tion by
,
stockholders- that Bancorporation had exer¬
purchase its share of the recent stock issue of The
advised
Mr I Bimson
cised
its rights to
of
American Investment
according
1960,
President
of
Company of Illinois—Statement
$3,633,857 in the six months ended June 30,
to audited figures released recently by L. M. Curtiss,
earned
company
the
This
company.
is
record for
a
the
first
six months'
an
increase of nearly 157c
over
1959 earnings for the
period. Earnings per common share after preferred and
period and
comparable
preference dividends were 700 on shares outstanding at June 30, 1960.
Comparable figures for the 1959 period were net earnings of $3,160,613
and per share earnings of 600 on common shares then outstanding.
During the first six months
of 1960 the company's volume of loans
was
$194,220,018 compared with $167,366,903 during the first half of
1959.
a
loans
Customers'
while
1960
company's
offices
in
offices
will
40th
outstanding at June 30,
earlier they were $226,017,436.
subsidiaries were operating
year
The
states
39
be
at
state—North
30,
June
I960.
sometime
opened
is
It
during
finance
additional
company's
consumer
expected
this
$267,188,847
were
553
month
that
in
the
Dakota.
Curtiss
pointed out that results during the first six months of 1960
encouraging in spite of soft spots in the economy, particularly in
were
the
steel
and
automotive sectors.
for
the
earnings
entire
should
year
experienced by the company in
The
Louis
St.
•
..
•
Mo.—V.
5,
•••-'
•.
American
improvement
snow
Formal
191,
Co.
The
complete
to
p.
been
the
in
is
acquisition
of
American
The
announced
Machine
Cuno
&
Engineering
by Morehead Patterson,
13.
approved
by the stockholders of The Cuno
1960 and by the stockholders of AMF
2,
Aug.
on
for
1960.
the
largest tobacco machinery order ever obtained by AMF
Germany. The equipment will be manufactured in the AMF-
West
SASIB
week's
projections).
Tot. from Aug. 25 on
28-Day Visible Supply
$417,116,740
365,331,000
Corporates
$831,143,580
442,016,000
($788,397,770)
(354,961,000)
CHANGES IN THE PAST WEEK
;:v* *
*;v</.. >. ■=-;' .f v ^
Germany's largest cigarette manufacturer H. F. & P. H. F. Reemtsma,
Hamburg, has awarded AMF a more than $500,000 for AMF cigarette
packers and cellophane wrappers to equip its new plant in Berlin.
This
last
those
over
Co.—Acquires—Ger¬
signed
was
Aug.
on
was
Corp.
16,
weeks financial news was made
System's cut in its discount rate
Additions to the Chronicle's calendar of public offerings with
scheduled dates came
$113,964,270 in the past week. Of this amount, stocks comprised $52,734,420 of
the total and bonds came to $61,229,850. Corporate Sales in the Aug. 18-24 period
to
transaction
Aug.
two
Reserve
Municipals
Foundry
have
papers
Chairman,
Engineering
past
home office at 8251 Maryland
2513.
......
&
Corporation, Meriden, Conn., it
Board
are
1959.
\
.
Machine
closing
Foundry
AMF,
the
Federal
anticipated
that
Order—
man
on
pointed out
by the announcements by
to 3% and, this week the
ban s was
tor the
coming months in the bond market. This week's estimated corpoiate financings
($154,640,250) certainly reaffirm the summer doldrums theory.
Republic Steel
Corp.'s $125 million in debentures issue due Aug. 30, under the aegis of First Boston
Corp. and Merrill Lynch seems to be the only large issue coming up this week.
For the period of Sept. 5-23, corporate activity seems to center around a lew larger
issues such as Lytton Financial Corp., Narragansett Capital Corp., Utah Power &
Light Co., Virginia Electric & Power Co., and Public Service Electric & Gas Co.
The
prospective demand for capital originating from corporate and municipal
issues with announced offering' dates is tabulated as follows: (Data in parentheses
During
long awaited cut in prime rate (from 5% to 4!/2%) by major commercial
announced.
The latter announcement seemed to spark considerable hope
finance company has its
consumer
Avenue,
also
He
Ahead
Corporate and Municipal. Financing
the
plant in Bologna, Italy—V.
192,
$294,219,240. The total sales figure was made up of $19,076,370 in equities;
$216,970,000 in public bonds and $58,172,870 in privately placed bonds. These figures
do not include the Florida Steel Corp. issue of 150,000 shares of common being
underwritten by McDonald & Co.
totaled
Tax-exempts added to the Chronicle's calendar came 10 $76,685,000 for issues of $1
or over.
Sales in the past week for municipals totaled $82,921,000.
million
The
following table for the 28-day visible supply, including
stock market values
493.
p.
are
estimates of
common
obtained from private and public sources and are carefully
examined.
American
Sales for
Machine
&
Metals,
Inc.—Net
Down
—
FOUR-WEEK
the six months ended Jure
30, 1960 aggregated $25,930 378
first helf of 1959, an increase of
3.33%. For the quarter ended June 30, sales were S12,r'04.433,
compared
with $13,421,404 for the second quarter of
1959, a decrease of 4.607*.
compared
Net
with
income
per
share
per
share
first
$25,035,318
for
of
the
capital
for the
half
of
first
I960
half
of
1960
was
$1,314,788,
equal to $1.45
stock, and compared with $1,547,186 or $1.72
period of 1959. Included in net income for the
like
was
non-recurring gam of $123,432 net of Federal
of $575,568, or 64 cents per share for the
second quarter this year compared with
$313,378 or 90 cents per share
for the like period of 1959.
income
In
taxes.
letter
a
"New
Net
stockholders.
to
orders
a
income
received
by
$900,000 and
for
costs
—V.
these
TABLE
Charles
W.
Corporate
Stocks
Corporate
/
.
Corporates
^Municipals
Financings
$154,640,250
44,970,420
$107,901,000
96,740,000
$282,541,250
141,710,420
100,112,230
137,605,000
117,393,840
23,085,000
237,717,230
140,478,840
$417,116,740
$365,331,000
$782,447,740
Bonds
Aug.29-Sep.
2—
$126,450,000
5-Sep.
9__
Sep. 12-Sep.16__
8,459,850
47,300,000
Sep. 19-Sep.23__
96,625,000
$28,190,250
36.510,570
52,812,230
20,768,840
$278,834,850
$138,281,890
Sep.
Anderson, President, said:
Total
Total of Both
the
products
new
FINANCING
Total
for
the lirst half of the year exceeded ship¬
backlog increased to $19,400,000 or 4 86%
over
the first of the. year. The
backlog is well balanced indicating
continued high shipments, and does not
yet include orders for some
of the new products developed in the first half of
the year. Start-up
ments
CORPORATE-MUNICIPAL
the
for
were
largely absorbed during that period.
191, p. 2410.
*$Z million
or more.
LARGER ISSUES IN THE OFFING
Among the larger issues in the
Aug, 29-Sept. 2 period there
are:
Avionics Investing Corp. capital; $1 million Terminal Electronics
Inc.
capital; $125 million Republic Steel Corp. debentures; 109,186 shares of Atlanta Gas
Light Co. common, and in Municipals there are—$7.5 million Babylon Union Free
School District, No. 4, N. Y.; $7.6 million Monroe
County,
$4 million
American Oil & Minerals,
The
Inc.,
SEC
Salt
vacate,
June
from
granted
City,
make
or
24,
has
Lake
1960,
for
permanent,
which
registration
the
of
American
hearing
a
orders
temporarily
under
Inc.—Hearing Set—
request
a
Utah,
the
suspended
Securities
the
on
of
Oil
and
question
Regulation
Act
Minerals,
whether
Commission
of
F
issued
to
on
exemptions
1933
with
respect
to
of
two
cents
per
share levied
by American Oil upon
its 2,750,000 outstanding shares of common stock
pursuant to notifica¬
tions filed in October 1959 and March 1960
(or $50,000 each assess¬
ment).
assessments
The
suspension
terms
that
and
be
and
the
conditions
sales
the
on
of
material
misleading
held
orders
in
Commission.—V.
of
1960,
12,
the
Commission
Regulation
filed
respect
Sept.
of
192, p.
in
F
respect
certain
in
the
were
of
not
each
material
Salt
asserted
complied
certain
with
assessment
facts.
Lake
that
was
and
false
The hearing will
Branch Office of
City
1.
Gates-Ogden-Chili Sewer
Washington; $12,725,000 Atlanta, Ga.; $4,625,000
Allis, Wis., $3.7 million El Paso County Hospital
District, Texas; $9,157,000
Rochester, N. Y.
'
' Y '
'
Distnct
Playlands
of 55 South Main St., Liberty, N. Y., filed a regis¬
the SEC on Aug. 22 covering 300,000 shares of
stock, to be offered for public sale at $4 per share. The offer¬
with
statement
common
ing is to be made
which
selling
a
best
underwriter
The
company
on
Aug.
Walnut
was
8
it
statement.
organized under
issued
165,000
New
common
York
law
shares
to
on
July
1,
1960.
stockholders
of
Mountain
It
land,
company
intends
and
ment
the
to
recreation
from
season.
of
by M. W. Janis Co., Inc., for
Development Corp. in exchange for its outstanding
thereby acquired all the assets, including about 196 acres of
and the liabilities of Walnut, which was then liquidated. The
stock.
mile
basis
commission of 60 cents per share is to be paid plus
$14,000. The company has sold 15,000 shares to
at one mill per share, or $15, which shares also are
included in the registration
and
efforts
allowances of
expense
the
a
on
Net
site,
Liberty
primarily in the operation of an amuse¬
park, to be located on this tract about one-half
expected to be opened for the 1961 summer
engage
and
proceeds of the sale of stock will be used for development
including $142,450 for site preparation including sewerage
and electrical, $135,500 for a game
The prospectus lists
Vice-President, Sidney
Fred
Treasurer. Rosenberg owns
farm, and $125,000 for
restaurant.
as President, Sidney Gains as
Secretary, and Max Jaffee as
40,000 shares of stock (22.2% ), Gains 20,000,
as
Applebaum 20,000, and Jaffee 30,000. This stock
a
Rosenberg
Applebaum
capital* $11 million
^erkin-Eimer
T'000
State
Corp.—Proposes Offering—
This corporation,
tration
of Sept. 5-Sept. 9. 354,000 shares of Lytton Financial Corp
Corp common;
$5,250,000 Vendo Co. convertible debentures; sha„res °f
and in Municipals there are: S3 million
Santa Monica Unified School District,
Calif; $15 million Alabama Highway Au¬
thority, Ala., $16.5 million Alameda-Contra Costa Transit
District
Cabf.*
$3.8
million Honda Development Commission.
Fla.; $50 million N. Y
Week
American
N. Y ; $34 million State of
West
Week
was Issued in
exchange
of Sept.
12-Sept. 16: $25 million Virginia Electric & Power Co
million in bonds and $10 million in
preferred of Utah Power &Lifiht
million of Boston Capital Corp.
common; and $5 million
Thr'uway.
hnnrk-
Co
HttsburJh ^ L^k'e
fan
Francisco
Hiehwav
District
&
No
Authorities!'
CaUf
-73fmillM, / Municipals there
BridgeKuthorUv
1
U
Pa
Okla-SSSwhnn
S°
•
°«4
"a
i,
Twi? m'lh°n
$5,350,000 Bucks County, Pa,;
common
bond!
and ^2 350 000
of
in
capital-
S3 975 000
capital, $3,j/5,uuu
P..S IL S-har^S, °f .Ml„ss°un
'Electric & Gas
H^hant
Natural Gas Co., Inc; $20 million in bonds of
Rochester Telephone Co. bonds: and $7.5 million
in
southern Pacific Co.; and in Municipals there
ire- $10 750
eauinuZnt't
$12,335,000 Buffalo, N. Y.
Frie
$2?,45f,000
$48,900,000 Local Housing
0/ Sept. 19-Sepl. 23: 300,000 shares of
Hallicrafters Co
equipment trust certificates of Missouri Pacific rr- omgw
Co.; and 235,000 shares of
$16
$22 5
mimon
i ?10 mim°n Pennsylvania State
TuJ,sa County Independent School
are:
Week
Public Service Co. common; $50 million in
cs
months of
amounted
The
share*
Bancorporation—Net Up—News-
Arizona
underwriting
an
banking
offering
•
^lOMoSth^
table does not take into consideration 10,000
acquired by the underwriter—V. 191, p. 1665.
will be
that
300,000 shs.
above
♦The
BUSINESS—American
the
■
„
Common
group headed by the New York investment
Hardy & Co. The company's net proceeds from this
to $1,760,000.
In its first year of operation, American-International Aluminum had
net
sales of $10,771,966, with net income amounting
to $826,384, or
45 cents per share on
ihe 730,009 shares outstanding.
In addition to two plants in Miami, the company began operations
on Aug. 6
in its new plant at San Jose, Calif.—V. 192, p. 109.
through
.
Repayment of advances by officers, directors and promoters_$4 000
Pavment to previous underwriter for general release
i ,
^
1,000
etni'
tonbe
Recording of nine sterophonic master tapes_r
Manufacture of records, labels and albums-.___.__.—___20,000
ivituiui,
.r
Advertising and distribution
10,000
Working capital——
—
15 000
A
.
Aluminum
American-International
PROCEEDS—Assuming the sale of all of the securities offered it,
proceeds to the company will be^ approximately $68,000.. V,!
expected that such proceeds will be utilized substantially as
in -the order of:
//'v.'.
1
■.i';■
by Walnut.
American
Monday, August 29, I960
. ..
net
indebtedness
satisfied
Chronicle
?°' ?■!- m'Iho"
iwn Mil
certificates o
^,'50,000 Milwaukee, Wis.; and
August 25, 1960
Volume
Bank
bPr
of
192
Number
Douglas. This addition of 3?,,574 shares brings the total numbv Arizona Brncoruoration
to 358 317.
;
owned
"•'Exchange
merit
in
inas
Finance
its
continues
Co.
earnings,"; Mr.
show
to
gratifying
very
"It
Bimson. said.
should report
improvenet
earn-
of
about S70 con for its fisca1
veer
ending Sept. 30, 196G."
Bimson added, "We anticipate that Exchange Finance will conshowing attractive growth and will become an important con-
Mr.
tinue
tributor
to
future
new
The
Tower
ported
pointing
bridges
S'eel
the
to
Allison's
u
backlog
company's
s
bridges
Mr
iR7
ton'
60
a
will
said
Bimson
tirely of aluminum and will support
—V
million,
$8.5
than
more
their
After
construction
installed by
the
en-
load over a 60 foot span.
The
has
company
of
the
called
sinking
redemption
$174,000 of
fund,
the homeowner
by
1,
1982 at 102.35%. Payment will be made at the
Southern National Bank, Atlanta, Ga—V. 192, p. 594.
it
plans
a
patent
which
to
on
A
elass
new
Co., Inc.—New Plant—
container
outS
manufacturing
Citizens
de&trnm°oUv^gd and
plant
jobs
will
for
start
about
chance
in
operation
200
wi..
of
is
in
built
the
heart
said.
"It
Milwaukee."
and the
provide
will
It
of
raedlclne
a
easy
Via,sv
■
'
.
Container
stock,
of
statement
which
with
have
restricted
•
Railway
InritKiriAs
the
SEC
issued
been
stock
options
170,000 shares of common
for issuance upori exercise
covering
reserved
or
heretofore
hereafter
or
granted.—V.
with
Arthur
O.
to
nrippH
$21,434,000,
$2.25
or
share,
common
a
for
be
rr«Ho
good
for the
and
L.
Walter
as
Lundell, president, in a
that operating re-
"We expect
whole."
stated:
year
a
and
x-ray manufacturing
income and
unearned
from
earnings
gross
continued
gains
record
a
financing
during
$188,510,000 at June 30,
report noted.
at
and
June
which
backlog
a
operations,
reaching
year,
This
1960.
30,
and $208,211,000
1959
are
insurance
current
the
figure,
at
31,
of
have
total
a
compared
Dec.
,
the
1959,
purchased during the first half of 1960
$2,491,664,000 compared
with
$2,399,456,000 in
the like
1959
period.
Total receivables outstanding at June 30, 1960 amounted to
$2,306,699,000,
compared with
$2,047,833,000 at
Dec.
31,
1959
and
$1,979,726,000 at June 30, 1959. The report noted that gains had been
was
in
Ibe
diversified
The
continued
been
to
of
amount
financing
"eport
also
be
receivables
held
by
division
every
the
of
crgan-zation.
noted
that
although
Credit
credit
and
losses
C.
of
I.
collection
in
the
ttS rSv
^
T.'s
has
financing
have been somewhat higher during the first six
compared with the first half of last year.—V. 191, p.
months
of
Co.
Gas
fn
company S
Earnings of this
showing a
income
$1,178,756,
for
company
10%
the
AUg £%
stock.
The
on
$11#75 per share.
from $1,002,082
up
17%
are
ahead
of
for
the
July
31,
a
year
with
ago,
amounted
to
period.
year-ago
the
earnings
common
dividends.
stock
Last
calculated
are
outstanding,
year
the
the
on
and
average
736,099
$135,364
C70.984
was
of
average
after
are
for
shares
preferred
shares,
common
and
preferred dividends took $159,206.
Revenues
totaled
$12,035,475 in
the
months
12
ended
with
July 1960,
composed of $10,853,902 in utility revenues and $1,181,573
non-utility sources as sales of tank gas and appliances.
from
such
&
bottled
the
in
business,
This
with
compares
the
the
previous
of
March
ended
$3,809,056
of
revenues
12-month
pafttat tzattdn
nan^
months
32
operating revenues
31,
and
$1,194,838
1960,
the
.
tn
pffPPf
its
*
riup
a„dVo
005
iq7q
n®'
shares
«2 000 000
t
r^
n
6%'
nf
value
.
notes
the
due
underwriters
forth
set
p»,v,nrfv
a
opposite
severally
R
Dickson
S
Tnr
&
fi
Ca'Tnc"
Rauscher,
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__
6,000
Bache
&
Inc
Co.,
6,000
Co
Goodbody
&
—v.. 191,
6,000
Co.__
_
_
_
the
corresponding
period
ended
in
1959,
the
total
revenue
was
Capri
Pools,
of
Inc.
—
125 000
Common
sharps
of
xf®
made on
„
(par one cent)
was
a
Stock
thp
sfnnlr
pnmmnn
common Stock
Aug. 12 at a price Of $1 per
share, via Nassau Securities Service of New York City,
On
a
"best efforts"
The
PROCEEDS
basis.
estimated
nroreed<?
to
thp
nnrpnt
onmnnnv
win
ho
appStefy $Jo\?75 \fter ^SmlSt 'of^ unL^wrLe'TSmlsionl
and expenses of the
such
offering not to exceed $4,000.
It is anticipated that
proceeds
priority,
as
will be utilized substantially as follows, in order of
follows: approximately $5,375 for the expenses of the offer-
ing to be borne by the parent company; $35,000 to expand to a national
basis, the company's sales and advertising program; $15,000 for tooling
new products; $17,500 to repay outstanding indebtedness to a bank and
a
Riinnlier-
<R32 son
"
fnr
add'itinnal
nf
«nnin_nv
117
orgamzed on June 17,
wnrkinp
(jnoo
IS°
under
I960,
ranitni
Wn
KTcnm-
the laws
g
of
/^
tu-e Lf
et
o?
lose
24,
1956.
,no«r-}
by
on
pany
all
its
L
Capri Pools, Inc.,
holding
non-operating
foi
company
whom this
with
all
+
nnrt
ct
i
the
m
-o
v
u
^
,
State
of
ap^
a
'
n,
n
rf
Calif.,
Delaware,
"c" a ™°u"
of is being
California on Feb.
operations
made,
being
is
a
carried
wholly-owned subsidiary,
intends
to continue on
operations to be carried
Capri Mfg., Inc
The parent coma non-operating homing company with
by the subsidiary.
as
on
on
similar
cases
of
iSe
sewer
regarding cement,
basi
„
n
concluded —V.
190
1292
n
p*
*
-
Co.—Exempted—
.
.
Sk
of
Dnnn,n,
tlm
corno^tinn
.
,
„
S p. 2743.
i 974!
v
?
n»An4nnt,iiv,n.
income
net
/
for
the
first
six
c?
t>
1
\
months
-s-.
of
1960
was
increase
an
.
v
of
u^Hr>a
ioi
1
«
1.
approximately
8%.
tv,a
u
?£
t
&
"T
f ltCOrd at the close
oonn
™.
,
„
.
business oa. Aug. 2b.
.
Pommon
fitnrk
Development
Corp.,
Offprprl
&
below.
Virkprc
Construction
Thrictv
Ar
Co.—
rn
&
Tnr.
3,000
'
c,^11 .5V lCKers, UnriSty & LO., inc.
anc* First City Securities, Inc., both of New York City
3,000
Pierce
offered 60,000 shares of Commonwealth Development &
.Construction Co. common stock (5d par) on July 25 at a
Co.,
Inc.
public
sale
Capri Mfg., Inc. is engaged in the sale of complete residential swim-
for
the
of
account
outstanding stock, by
t0 be offered for sale
the
the
present
nrir-p
and
company
holders
nf
^
charn
npr
« s
shares, being
The shares are
95,000
thereof.
capital
*
'
BUSINESS—The
at $4 00 per share through a group of underwriters headed by Robert L. Ferman & Co., which will receive a 48c per
of
share commission.
The selling Stockholders have sold to the underwriters 19,600 outstanding shares of common stock for $1,960.
Perkiomen Valley, Montgomery County, Pa.
11th and Main Sts., Pennsburg, Pa.
The company is
in
engaged
the
manufacture
and
development
housing
a
company
project
to
is
presently
consist
of
100
engaged in the construction
single family homes in thq
Common stock——
stock options
—V. 191, p. 2516.
_
aircraft
from
carriers
other
and
vessels.
occur lues
Telephone
Exchanee
x^xciidiige
d
dim
fc0 repay existing obligations to banks incurred in 1960 to retire trade
This company filed
Exchange Commission
accounts
mon
payable
and
other
for
working
capital
purposes;
$22,000
,
to
retire the company's promissory notes held by Capital Industries Inc.;
and the balance for working capital and other corporate purposes.
jn
addition
shares
180)265
of
to
stock,
common
shares
Vice-President,
and
indebtedness,
William.
and
owns
of
the
which
company
J.
Ed
has
Sandford,
to sell 47,500 shares;
shares and proposes to
proposes
45,983
outstanding
S.
Beckenbach, Vice-President,
proposes to sell 35,625"'shares.
owns
owns
William S. Clark,
sell 11,875 shares;
142,852 shares and
stock,
common
f0r
369,100
President,
500,000 shs.
13,000 shs.
_______
Commonwealth
gecuritie
Of
the ^425>409 net Proceeds from the stock sale, $136,000 will be used
are
located
at
Outstanding
137,000 shs.
13,000 shs.
,
Wst™s and hydraulic power packages as well as jet b ast deflectors
jet
offices
Authorized
use by the U. S. Government. It manufactures specialty cable
assemblies for electronic and electrical applications and replacement
launching
Its
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
of
^tro^, electrical and mechanical systems and components princi-
par^s for missiles,, aircraft, naval vessels, tanks trucks, ground-to-an
control devices, and other military and defense applications.^
The
company also manufactures electronic and hydrauhcrmsale handling
the
shares
•
a
par
stock,
new
as
of
the
registration statement with the Securities and
record date to be determined,
a
common
stock, at
the
rate
of
one
new
rights to subscribe
share
for
each
bv
nffer
tn
Eastman
Dillon
Union
hoMe™
underwrite the offer to holders.
Securities
&
Co
will
Securities & Co. will
Net proceeds from the sale of the new common stock will be applied
reduction
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
of
the
company's
bank
loans
which
amounted
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, Now York 7, N. Y., REetor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1960 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Part-American Union, $65 00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
'
NOTE:
On
account of
the fluctuations
in the rate
of
exchange,
remittance
for foreign
subscriptions
10
thereof) held.
headed
eroun
nnHPrg,3
(Pa.)—Registers With
on
Aug. 25 covering 42,960 shares of its cornThe company proposes to offer the holders of its
$10.
(or fraction
a
Co.
Commission—
o.uxiiiiiibfaiun
'
■
.
Connelton Sewer
vs.
Clark Cable Corp.—Offering and Secondary—
used
iuvpninrv
offeiing
its
(U. S.
$i'u9'"°from
Offefed-—Public
firm's
^ i*oin?
1960, Con-
V
3,000
as
,
cement was
on
June 20.
on
o
utmty scivices anii
offprin?
_
Commonwealth
_
In
denle'tlo^^LI/p^bSn.
See Philips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
4,000
4.
p.
•
rlpo?t
to the
4,000
6,000
Allyn &
.
•
«
Columbus Pharmacal Co.—Acquired—
4|000
6,000
C.
9,500
Vi
4 000
Granbery,
Garrett & Sons___
Marache & Co.
McDonald & Co
Oscar E'. Dooly & Co._-.___,
McKelvy & Co
Co
.
common
190°'~V' 191» p- 2200-
noo
Robert
9,500
&
.
names:
rn
x?
pro-
dencil'
Net sales for thfe first six months of 1960 totaled $231,821,970. as
compared w.h S215.089 P00 io, the corresponding period lasc year,
shares
I
Dea'n Witter
a.
com-
1980
^XTSTSSf-T&. f
respective
iban
waictnr,
non
jtckson"&
Webber
Curtis
their
have
depletion
industries.
and In the figures currently pre-'
$12,663,169 compared with $13/318,871 earned in the first half of 1959,
it. was announced on Aug. 10 by William S. Paley, chairman of the
board, and Frank Stanton, president.
Current earnings are equivalent to $1.51 per share. Earnings for
tluj first half of 1959 were
Per sh^re (adjusted for stock divi-
.
Jn
rn
.
This represents
below
named
Jower
other
cents
UOlumDia Broadcasting system, inc. (& SUDS.)—Earns,
sfock
rommon
R.
nrtii.vMLSo
company
financing
fund
„kil^.feed
fchg
Qn
Consolidated
/
snaieb 01 $1 pal value common stocx
stock
common
terrier
sinking
in
32
or
ageiu lor rne common stock oi the coiporation.—V. 191,
canitalizato
l
lg6Q
agent for the
serving
income
current
reflect
decisions
with
compares
$681,615
j
'.. 4.^Colorado Real Estate & Development, Inc.—
,
period.
rMuW
year
wAcmgwu
,.,:t The- SEC has issued an order granting this closed-end investment
company, of Denver, a conditional exemption from the Investment
Company Act. Organized in October 1959, the company proposes to
make an offer of 39,500 shares of Its stock at $2.50 per share only
to residents of Colorado.-V. 192, p. 596.
of $561,889.
earnings of $149,091
and net
This
of
'
34,000 customers in portions of the Miami metropolitan area
including the city of Miami but excluding the Miami Beach area. The
company was incorporated in April,
1949.
REVENUES—For
f.gures
court
Colorado Diversified Investment
some
reported
the
in the Supreme Court, is not known, but based on the
decision, Colonial Sand computed percentage depletion
"Connelton"
fQr
t,
.
gas
lncome
net
recent
income11 taS^deduc^
aSount^"u wis? pointed oit
pending
now
tv,a
Hayden, Stone & Co.__„__
a
Current
also
is
company
1959
period
clay which the company mixed and used in the manufacture
pipe was in itself a commercially marketable product.
exclusive of the cities of Miami and Miami Beach. Through two
area,
Paine
+h^hfrpnr reiCToir!iSQf-a«i°9fi1 ted«h'°rA5& share for the common stock
this year, against $i.2b
share la^t jear.
of
in
customers
sales,"
isheedCpOrodSctUtodat?0mpaVln1<thS
its
subsidiaries
distribute
gas
to
parts of the Miami metropolitan
and
company
23,000
to
tSTSS
of the Supreme Court of the United States
series aue J9?9 and
wi
.nmniip
JYlU be used to repay $2,800,000 in bank loans, $4o0,000 to complete
fhe company's current conversion and construction progiam and the
BUSINESS—The
income
net
outstanding.
What effect this decision will have
balance to be added to gencial coipoiate funds.
■■
levels
record
gress enacted.an amendment to the Internal Revenue Code of 1954,
which provides that, commencing with the year 1961, cement manufacturers will be entitled to percentage depletion only at the kiln-feed
stage of the manufacturing process. Also, on June 27, 1960, a decision
PROCEjs.OS—Proceeds from the stock■ salp, Pl"s proceeds fiom^the
sal® to ^institutional' investor^ ot. $6OO,O0Q fUst^- mortgage bondA 5
approximately
of
computed on a finished product basis. However,
■
nnn
and
at
priced
ratio
For the years 1S58 and 1959, percentage depletion
mis
v,i„„
^eeo.^u
1960,
was
currently
taken into
^
j
r,
'
ended
months
stock
OI
196Q
Federal
this
of
snares
at
were
.
In the accounts of Colonial Sand
Offered
shares
izu,uuu
'
1
'
gain.
12
120 000
94
An?
nn
common
Stock
stock
common
visions resulting from
276,500 shs.
headed by Kidder, Peabody
group
publicly
UNDERWRITERS—The
revenues
selling
Outstanding
$380,000
*1,000,000 shs.
Common
Florida
of
rmhlirlv
nffprpd
anct
2303.
California-Pacific Utilities Co.-Net Up-
Net
.
of
Both
mall fn^he
propcrty ana maU m tne
$1,500,000
___
the
n
nf rC '
?>;
-,•«
CAPITALIZATION AS OF MAY 31, i960
An underwriting
portfolio
experience
automotive
operations
.
.
shares
and
Authorized
1960
adjusted net income in the first half of 1959
per share 011 the Presently outstanding stock.
incorporated in
offices at 5240
property
of
1960 as compared with $23,618,720 in the like
!?rfe"
'
notes-.
for
condition
the
"excellent."
satisfactory,
1960,
The substantial improvement in
to
10
are
are
the
were
Inc. was
principal
persons
.
subsidiaries,
receivables
of
volume
of
"Motx/c
said Mr. Pope, "is attributable to a number of factors, including
Colonial s expanded cement capacity and Its entry Into the stone
processing field this year."
Net sales amounted to $25,484,411 for the six months ended June
v:;".
Helicopter Airways,
1946
and has Its
Cnope
°^,fr^u0r(^ operations.''
V. 191,
"
Nov. U8.
.
who
"MoT
an increase of 120% on a gain of 7.7% in
net sales. In the semi-annual report mailed to shareholders, Anthony
J. Pope, President, also disclosed that current operations are running'
at peak levels and expressed confidence that "1960 will be another year
^
nroceeds
proceeds
ine
Trip
six months
net ^come showing
*
.
of
with
'
ruiai
officeis,
company
GO. Ottered
operations.
premiums,
$225,086,000,
made
an
City
They reported that interest expenses during the first half of 1960
substantially higher than in. the comparable period in 1959, due
larger borrowings and higher interest rates. Increases m operating
expenses resulted
from higher costs of doing business and from the
expansion of activities in various fields of non-automotive financing.
In addition,
development costs were incurred in the company's life
Deferied
fn
gonial MM « 5>tone CO., Inc.—Net SoaiS—News—
Operations during the first
»
The
npr
at ^0
^
i„. p. 899.
Strnip
&,
-
adld toUrthe 33S&'
th"
Colonial Sand
-
^
manu-
i'!7lrt" thi? ,Fa11 f,°5 ®p5in$ delivery. 27,000 feet of
«,M
«.
JsSkted1 Sto-k OptS'ns^ ^ re5eiV°d f°r issuance upon exerclse of
Restricted Stock Options.
.1
.
were
insurance
♦„
first
the
to
future
on
rop
expects to start the
company
be
Subs )—-Net Tin
share
per snaie
<fi?n
at
priced
two
^r^ans^
1959.
Dietz, chairman,
to stockholders,
issued
will
production
JS!'®0,
496.
p.
,
Common stock, par value $1 per share
,
suits
T
and
increase
'*■ Mr. Bergei- also stated that the
;
was
August,
expects
doubling
the
Chicago Helicopter Airways, Inc.—Common Stock Of-
wic
Ltd.,
to
25,000 shs.
;.vv
-
in
commence
present 4C0 people to about 800 people,
capacity of that factory.
;
*212,500 shs.
months ended June 30, 1959.
share reported for the six
per
5%
report
granted approval
West Indies. subsidiary. Construction should
on completion,
Colonial Shirts of Jamaica,
25,000 shs.
(Jtr
Inp
-
its employees from the
192,
given
on
iSustrnj tSSjS0'Mw=sf SmefS
Outstanding
.
191,
C.I.T. Financial Corp.—Net Dips—News—
of
th£
,
-
months
Pn
dividend
snares
1,000,000 shs.
below.—V.
Co.,
were $18,615,463.
quarterly
American Stock. Exchange.v
.
p. 1875.
present
JJP^wns^and aCQUisitions.toSerious consideration common being
also is
™ applying ioi autlioiity
list the company's
i^eniury mails *es
.»
• V
•/
H
Consolidated earnings of this company and its subsidiaries for the
six months ended June 30, 1960 amounted to $195,149 or $.77 per
share before income taxes.
Its consolidated net earnings after income taxes for this period
amounted to $126,899 or $.50 per share, which represents an increase
of 19.7%
over
the consolidated net earnings of $106,091, or $.42
Delaware
25 filed a reg-
Aug.
on
This New York corporation has reported net earnings of $21,196 000,
equivalent to $2.20 a common share, for the first six months of 1960,
six
^r wil 1 agg:regate around $24,000,000. In 1959, sales
:
r
/loninrv
SO
Cleveland,
.
common
-fv-: ^
p. 2635.
compared
,
.
Of Georgia Railway Co.—Interest to Be bold—
BUSINESS—Chicago
of 5209 Euclid Ave.,
company,
Istration
ioro
^mmJf .S, °f 1,960t carl"f!"L1ed to $607,542.'
nPr
f ST* ~ their riShtS t0 PUrChaSe
stockholders.
below
Co.
Brush Beryllium Co.—Stock Plan—
The
:
—
Southern
geQ
o+npk
stock
Bicking Paper Mills—Acquired—
United
...
shares Of this firms $1 par common stock were publicly
offered by Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St. Louis 1, Mo. The
ApmiirpH
Co.—Acquired—
Pn
Crompton & Knowles Corp., below.
See
ncnt
fered—Pursuant to an Aug. 22 offering circular, 10,000
Batps CTipmiral
Bates Chemical
See
very
provides
t^S
V
its own plant a full range of vinyl
warrants-v'_^J-.^--4--^-4-T-..
T
.Central
persons.
'
.
rw
are
*This figure does not include the shares of common stock to be issued
the
on
important market for our products," Mr.
highway access to both Chicago and
//•'!''
;The company, with headquarters at Muncie, Ind., :is in its 77th
year of operation,
During its early years it was known primarily as
a
producer of the Ball Mason Jar and other home canning supplies,
which now represent only a minor part of the business.
The company is now a major producer of all types of glass containers with
glass
manufacturing plants, in
Muncie;, Hillsboro,
111.;/ Okmulgee,Okla; El Monte, Calif, and Asheville, N.-C. Consumer products include
fruit jars and lids, Hygeia nursing bottles and nippies,
and plastic
Ball
pools
"do-it-yourself"
a
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFIECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
The factory will be located on a 40-acre
site in Libertyville Township, bounded by Highways 45
and 59A.
■"We selected Mundelein as the location for our new plant because
it
covers.
Authorized
summer
1961.
^
1lJul:its steady rate of growth, the corporation recorded sales
23i iift fn fh?
S, iuly 2> *960,'. compared with
in the fust half of 1959, Sol Beiger, President, announced.
.^ggEBgr^ggLgBSJF. the common stock 0[ the
.
Purchase
be
this
start
spring
the
the
Colonial Corp. of America—Net Ud
div-
company is united fatates corpo auon c
&
•
will
Plant
walls
as
in
vinyl
as
market in the near future. The company's
said filter has been allowed by the U. S.
Common stock
Ball Brothers
a
and light weight diatomaccous earth filter with attachable
pact in size
Patent office.
tor
1. next, through
5Va% bonds due
Oct.
first
on
its
primarily
components,
retaining
appropriate
or
.
skimmer
Atlanta Gas Light Co.-Partial Redemption-
Oct.
of
dealer,
project.
; ■
•
The company manufactures in
application for
operation
all
rate or 15 cents per share will be maintained or increased moderately
near future, depending, of course, on capital requirements for
ou-ui
n
'
dealers
its
"e reported that management expects its
constructed
be
by
consist of
package to dealers and distributors.
The company is also engaged in the production of a new small, com-
most
third
140
re-
history
portable'
These
to
Installed
are
also sells to the trade generally.
■
The company also sells individual components of the swimming pool
the
he
CorpsQJfSSginSra?^ add"d,
Army
which
These packages
bringing
highest in the
as
supolv
to
packages
expansion
it
listed
million' contract'
orders
of
^urvev
recent
a
-54
a
popularity,
PhoSx
m
area
has
gains
pool
plastic liner clamps, filtration system and pool accessories such
ing boards, ladders, vacuum cleaners underwater lights and pool
3
'«-hn5n f«r L
against -$004,971, or 56 cents a
coniimoi* Jhare toy the corresponding period last year. There were
>.u sna.es outstanding at July 2, 1960, and the foregoing earni^ga figures have been adjusted on the basis of this number of shares,
« is expected that the company will continue its rate of growth
through the second hall' of the year and estimated sales for the full
in
Center
ming
Southwestern U. S.
(795)
pool liners. It subcontracts part of the production of ladders, clamps,
drains, and fittings, and diving board standards. It assembles sand and
gravel filters from purchased tanks, motors, pumps and valves. At the
present time, the company has 18 independent franchised dealers and
Eancorporation."
Arizona
of
Shonning
that
out
popular shopping
"
Allison
income
Flaza
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
5981
and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
to
The Commercial and
(7961)
4
for
1, 1960. -They were incurred to finance the com¬
$2,500,000 as of Aug.
The company
of
tions
ended
I960—
30,
June
—V.
192,
Net
sales and income—
Net
earnings
—V.
191,
.
383.
p.
'I'
Inc.—Common
Co.,
Mfg.
Conetta
4
V
S
Bates
The shares were offered
share.
per
I i"
icals
Co.,
and Director,
in
Sept.,
1959
its
predecessor company, and its wholly-owned subsidiaries, Key Manu¬
Co., Inc., and Knoxville Tool and Die, Inc., as well as The
in 1946.
and
acquire
the
Conetta Tool
Die
and
Carbide
SALES—For
consolidated
1960,
31,
Co.,
shares
of
class
B
of
class
A
stock.—V.
common
stock
common
191,
and
of
$18,502,500
converted
15
Aug.
sept.
Edison
Con
stock
common
Deben¬
and
to
the
is.
The
convertible
their
time
in
debentures
holdings
receive
quarterly
into
both
announced
Aug.
it
10
the
on
face
a
of
interest
dividend
7
company
with
shares
the
the
The
converted
also
of
debentures
received
versions.
the
on
value
Under
in
of
terms
for
each
370,050
represent
$4,070,550
the
debenture
77, Net income of the
ended
of
capital
new
the
share
issue
of
June
30,
company
1960,
as
The
result
a
holders
stock.—V.
and,, its
shares.
paid
cents
the
share,
a
in
the
to
the
1959
of
192,
10%
the
six
con¬
and
months
suant to
in
191,
Agent:
of
this
of
additional
company is dependent upon the proceeds from
for funds to expand its
operation, including the
issue
its
sales
promotion
material
raw
to
maintain
a
further
and
program
larger
of
State
of
Florida
business
Inc.,
was
ex¬
of
Inc.,
On
in
1957, and
the fourth
corporation,
Lenwell
and
Ft.
incorporated
the
under
laws
of
into
whereby
of
Bivins
150
shares
received
150
of
the
shares
Plastics, Inc., sold to Messrs. Naigles
Dolphin Laminates, Inc., the stock con¬
stock
Of
stock
the
15th day
-
charter
shares
common
of
on
cut
to
50,500
shares
each,
Mr.
shares
new
manufactures
''
of
Continental
and
boats.
sells nine
for
At
basic
Boat
the
models
Corp.
are
present
was
one
issued
share
of
of
with
At
the
in
"A
the
cabin
The
cruisers
boats
In
and
in
are
manu¬
the
directed
backlog
of
of
that
192,
596.
p.
Navigation
Co.,
this
and,
year
in
26
of
as
June
the
states,
last,
30,
District
the
of
had
company
Columbia
and
1,808
Canada
Co.—Acquires—Repayment—
modifications of
the
in
and
this
connection
had
provisions of the note.—V.
with
effected
192, p. 701.
Electric
Autolite
Co.,
above.—V.
192,
701.
p.
7 7
.'
Family Plan Corp.—Registers—
This
corporation, 1105 Coleman Ave., San Jose, Calif., filed a regFamily Investment Share Plans for the Acquisition of Shares of
Family Plan Fund,
Inc.,
filed
a
registration
statement
with
The
below..
the
.
SEC
on
Aug.
18,
1960,
covering
The prospectus lists
three
John
P.
series
of
Banjak
Plans
aggregating
President.
as
Navigation Co.—Merger—
various
order under
transactions
the
Investment
incident
the
to
Family Plan Fund Inc.—Registers—
Com¬
The
Family Plan Fund, Inc.,
registration
statement
with
the
merger
100,000
and
with
operate
present.—V.
192,
p.
the
board
same
496.
of
by
shares
of
275
Congress
SEC
stock.
common
on
The
St.,
Aug.
Fund
1960,
a
covering
organized
recently
Plan
filed
Boston,
18,
was
Management Corp., of Boston, the Fund's investment adviser
principal underwriter of its shares.
Albert W. Moore is listed
President; and he is also President of Plan
Management Corp.
Family Plan Corp. is
also
a
principal
underwriter
for
the
Fund
making Fund shares available to the custodian under
Family Invest¬
and
as
direc¬
'; 7
orders
on
hand
was
ment
Michael
Share
Plans
Financial
Financial
794,908
fiscal
the
for
Inc.
had
appropriations
ended
year
accounts
of
Plan
holders.
Federation, Inc.—Annual Report—
Federation.
before
stockholders
in
June
his
consolidated
annual
to
general
1960,
30,
Edward
report
net
release
Johnson,
on
Aug.
of
earnings
for
reserves,
L.
first
its
President,
$4,full
told |
19.
Earnings per share of capital stock were equal to $3.80 based on the
1,261,694 average number of shares
outstanding. Fourth quarter earn¬
ings were $1.21 per share on 1,394,675
average number
of shares
outstanding.
ago.
Dr.
for
J.
the
second
for
results
hut
quarter
much
of
lower
1960
than
were
the
slightly
ahead
of
Mr.
earlier
in
which
of
end
three
the
oil
the
months
industry
ended
have
June
adversely
1960
.
affected
amounted
op¬
to
$9,-
high
compared with $9,357,896 in the corresponding period last
Earnings were $451,544 or 44 cents per share on the 1,006,630
shares outstanding.
For the same period last year earnings amounted
to $730,275, equal to 75 cents per share on the
963,370 shares then
against
$17,671,598
$876,538
■
a
or
86
in
cents
earlier.-
year
7 ^;7'
the
tive
first
half
of
1959.
Net
or
earnings
$1.35
increase
half
7.:
-7
■.
oil
in
should
Tne
fiscal
...
well
bring
and
launching
bases,
During
May,
Dover
whose
The
acquisition
will
annual
give
During
the
it
The
tribution
—V
elevators,
in
additional
a
company
sales
p.
the
volume
half
General
has
been
Dover's
service
Elevator
in
Co.
at
of
excess
Loan
Atlanta
a
product
to
make
a
$1 000 000
substantial
of
earnings
in
the
future,
the
report
June
30,
reached
1960,
June
30,
of
in
on
record
a
and
at
assets
76,628
$200,546,332
loans
of
June
30,
were
$307,-
30, 1959.
of the I960
$161,726,416 at the end
outstanding at
with
compared
1960,
at June 30,
at
the
June
end
1959.
the
on
date.
a
1959
fiscal
partial
Loan
Fiscal
1960
year
basis
include
and
Atlantic
exclude
Savings
Palomar,
Silver
purchased
operating results include the latter
Associations
which
were
partial basis only.
a
reported
underwriters
of
1960,
company
total
$251,475,387,
Association
Johnson
to
50,000
this sale
that
for
were
235,000
public
used
to
shares
distribution
finance
in
of
stock
were
1959.
capital
December,
Pro-
shares
were
the
the
company's remaining bank
outstanding was increased by 61,268
on
June 1, 1960, to stock¬
holders of record April 28, I960.—V. 192, p. 209.
777
•
debt.
shares
con¬
1877.
and
at
acquisition of two savings
and loan associations and
to reduce the company's short-term debt.
In April this
year, 697 shares were issued in connection with the ac¬
quisition of two agencies, and in May, proceeds from a private sale
1960, Dura-Vent will start production
prefabricated chimney for home and industrial
this
with
period
subsequent
ceeds
of
expects
at
the
and Sierra Savings and
Mr.
operation In the southeast
maintenance contracts.
and
of
balance
was
same
associations
missile
of
compared
year
Gate,
lifts
auto
certain
98,504
were
assets
principal
the
and
1959.
of
strengthen
second
to
.191,
acquired
sales
will
Dura-Chimney,
uses.
ahead
years
Operating results for
sold
Ga.
of
well
are
of
a
report noted that shipments of oildraulic
industrial
lifts,
including equipment used
fiscal
110,836,
were
.7-v; 7/'
777: 77.;vy;.
7
drilling and production of crude oil in the
higher level of shipments to our Norris
Division," the report said,
"Improvement during this period will also
develop from seasonally high shipments of gas heaters, vent
pipe for
gas heaters and fireplace fixtures."
"An
second
and
of
Consolidated
share
per
million
1959.
1960 amounted to $16 934 092
share, against $1,307,249
per
,
$10
filiates
77:
Sales for the six months ended June 30,
over
$242,439,819. Total outstanding savings accounts of the af¬
comprising Financial Federation at June 30. 1959, amounted to
$157,511,874. The total number of savings accounts for the respec¬
122,829
year.
outstanding.
established
was
increased
30,
30,
the
in March,
1959. "has been achieved partially
through the acquisition of additional savings and loan associations
and partially
through the growth of the individual affiliated associa¬
tions.",,.-;; ■ 7:..77i-; •
77,7- 7v'./;77; 77 77;;
,•
During the first ten days of January,
I960,' totai savings accounts
he said.
for
earnings before appropriations to general reserves,
1959, fiscal year, were $2,741,435, or $2.84 per share,
964,335 average shares outstanding for that period.
Johnson
pointed out
that financial
growth of
the company
June
on
forecasted
was
Durham, president, said in the quarterly report to
77.V:777v- :
77': -7 -7 • 77./.
7
level of housing starts and generally poor conditions in
lower
$695
to
Dow
The
•
-
boats manufactured by Continental Boat
Corp. utilizing the
"Squall King" in the opinion of the management are competitive
boats of comparable size on the market today. *
■'
the
stockholders
stated
In
addition;
through
the
used
capital
5%
to
retire
stock
stock
distribution
,
without outboard
other
July 25
30
debt;
preferred
to
production
Sales
the
company
fiberglass boats, generally
.
name
utilized
time
Typed as runabouts, ski boats, sailboats, and small
"both the conventional and the catamaran style hulls.
factured by the company are designed for use with or
motors. They are from 15 feet to 20 feet in
length
primarily .to captivate the low-priced boat market
$2,395 class.
'
The
long-term
convertible
stock.—V.
common
exemption
an
at
as
year
and
Corp.
fiberglass
$1,081,528
value
The
Dolphin Laminates, Inc.
facilities
of
existence
to
quarter
erations,"
(Including the 500 shares given to
of
June
number
Equitable Leasing Corp.—Interest Acquired—
See
year, Fred D.
stockholders.
7
•
,
.
Michael Navalany), the per share basis on which
for old was 340 shares of Continental Boat
"
first
due
Therefore, upon William Naigles and Lenwell Bivins exchanging 150
shares of Dolphin Laminates,
Inc., stock each for 51,000 shares each of
stock of Continental Boat Corp.
the
full
issued
in
a
the
■
4, 1960.
issued
Naigles and Bivins was
v.Navalany still holding 1,000 shares.
The
Edgcomb told
the company's
of
the
year.
Consolidated net
at
Messrs.
production
president
ended
per
same
time, Mr. Davies announced that Autolite had prepaid
$3,000,000 of its long-term note to the Equitable Life Assurance
based
May 4,
are
of the issuer's new common stock
originally, and in turn each
those gave 500 shares of their stock to Michael
Navalany. However,
advice of counsel and the
underwriters, the amount of stock
to
were
Dover Corp.—Net Down—
said
shares
of
six months
share on
cents
the
par
certain
$61,679, or 12 cents per share on 514,991 shares in
with $64,281, or 13 cents per share on the 490,203 shares
Earnings
amended
stock
the
for
99
Society of the United States
30 were $10,770,553, compared
months of 1959; earnings available
and $576,861 in the respective
were $19,887,327 and earnings avail¬
$861,251.
Walsh, Diketan President, the slight
decline in net profit was attributed to larger expenditures for research
and development than in prior years.—V. 190, p. 2711.
of April,
was
to
,
Laboratories, Inc., Los Angeles manufacturers of pharma¬
food
supplements,
reported sales for the
first
nine
1960 fiscal year of $912,083,
as
against $831,519 for the
period of fiscal 1959, ah Increase of 9.6%. Net profit after
According
of
the
1960, the issuer was recapitalized and the
by resolution, authorizing 1,000,000
10 cents par value.
Messrs, Naigles and
Bivins exchanged the 300 shares of
Dolphin Laminates, Inc., for 400,000
corporate
income
outstanding at the end of June this
191, p. 1564.
At
and
comparison
without
of February, 1960; the first note in
the sum of $50,000, due
1960, has been paid, and the second, third and fourth notes
six months, nine months and 12 months,
respectively, from Feb.
On
last,
in 1923, Edgcomb with headquarters in Philadelphia,
the processing and distribution of steel, aluminum, brass
Edgcomb also has offices adn plants in York, Pa., Char¬
copper,
April
at
Pa.
Cleveland
officers
outstanding
par value; Mr. Naigles
Dolphin Laminates, Inc., and Mr.
stock.
The purchasers (Naigles
^nd Bivins) agreed to pay for the stock of Dolphin Laminates, Inc., the
sum of $200,000; payment was made in the form of four
promissory
notes, each in the sum of $50,000, bearing interest at the
rate of 6%.
The notes are due
quarterly, commencing 90 days from the fourth day
received
1960, amounted to $25 first
half of
1959.
Net
the
30,
stock
Electric Autolite
June
six
Cleveland
amounted
taxes
1960, Marine Plastics, Inc., a Florida
agreement
with William Naigles
and
common
30,
in
June
to'
Robert H. Davics, President of The Electric Autolite
Co., and Joseph
Boneparth, President of Equitable Leasing Corp., announced on
Aug. 24
that the two companies had concluded
transactions under which Auto¬
lite has acquired a major interest in
Equitable Leasing.'
\
of
similar
was
an
in
Diketan
months
Marine
the stock
sisting of 300 shares of
...
and
ceuticals
the
Lauderdale,
entered
Bivins
June
to
$26,888,666
Edgcomb,
shareholders
$459,479
sales
Cleveland
&
has
continue
day of January,
Bivins all of
30, 1960, were lower than
income after taxes showed
engaged in
—V.
Diketan Laboratories, Inc.—Sales Up—
engaged in the construction of fiber¬
Fla.
Marine
Plastics, Inc., acquired
through purchase all of the outstanding ttock of
Dolphin Laminates,
Inc., and, in addition, on the first day of ;
November, 1959, acquired
through purchase the Squall King Boat Division of Re-Mark Chemi¬
cal Co., Inc.
boats
net
and Greensboro, N. C. and sales offices in
Baltimore, Md. and
Greenville, N. C.
The first public offering of the company's common stock
was made
Trucking Co.—Merger-
authorizing
&
tors
in¬
17, 1958, and was primarily engaged in the
producing molds for the manufacture of fiberglass boats.
Plastics, Inc., a Florida corporation, was incorporated
during
Marine
June
but
Incorporated
is
and
of
&
SEC
Act
Detroit
Florida
a
of
the month of May,
glass
ended
shares
Chicago
will
Nov.
on
addition
400.
a
20,000 square foot addition
to
Charlotte, N. C„
plant is under construction and scheduled for completion in September
this year at an estimated cost of $230,000 for building and
equipment.
"Tnese new facilities will reduce handling costs and
improve customer
service," Mr. Edgcomb said.
Nevigation Co. with and into Denver Chicago
Co., Inc. Under the merger agreement, which is subject to
stockholder approval, each share of Navigation common is to be ex¬
changed for one and two-fifths shares of Trucking common. Trucking
nental Boat Corp.
Laminates,
intends
in
p.
after all charges and
$939,577, equal to $1.09 per share 011 the 862,916
outstanding at the end of June this year.
to
shares
Leslie
Mr.
Secondary—
Aug. 10, 1960 were
cumulative $20 par
6%
607,560
Detroit
pany
corporation, on the
1960, acting through its board of directors, changed
the corporation from
Dolphin Laminates, Inc., to Conti¬
of
ended
months
months
common
$2,500,000.
day of April,
name
six
with
six
compared with net
of $855,758, equal
1959,
Tie—
"Curon"
Lancaster,
first
were
stock
of
as
of
and
1959
year
common
Detroit
the
products
film
192,
,
BUSINESS—Dolphin Laminates,
-
This
of
common
Trucking
acquisition
finished
the
stock
the
the
and
see
ventory.
Dolphin
For
Denver
S.
U.
Dynacolor
below.
months
six
the
for
the
amounted
taxes,
Inc., below—V. 191, p. 2304,
months
in
common
shares
Pur¬
PROCEEDS—The
pansion
the six
in
for
The
Disbursement
that
lithographic
and
in the r.ear future.—V.
period last year,
compared
for
shares
misleading in respect of certain material facts.
on
Sept.
7,
1960,
in the Commission's
Minneapolis,
Outstanding
stock at $3 per share.
APPOINTMENT—Transfer and Dividend
Corp. Co., Broad Street, New York, N. Y.
of
10,450
offering circular, dated July 25, J. B. Coburn
Associates, Inc., 55 Broadway, New York 6, N. Y., pub¬
licly offered and sold 100,000 shares of this firm's 100 par
the
company,
filed with the SEC on Aug. 22 a
$10,590,102
the
able
an
common
announced
film
X-ray
paper
Co.,
the
for
sales
income
proposed
stock;
—
sales
comparable
664,027
held
be
Corp.—Registers
a
periods.
2636.
p.
Common Stock Sold
—
Sales
with
for
earnings are based
during each period and
under
the
offering to
shares
Fibre
Taylor
Net
the
common
suburb
a
share
Per
has
Brown
J.
improvement.
registration statement
secondary offering of 150,000 shares of the com¬
stock. The offering will be underwritten by a group
managed by Lehman Brothers and Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
The shares which represent approximately 25%
of the outstanding
stock of the company, will be sold for the account of some of the
major stockholders.
The
corporation
manufactures specialized agricultural implements
employing mechanical or hydraulic power from a tractor or truck;
feed grinding and mixing equipment for the livestock industry; pneu¬
matic equipment for conveying granular solids;
and grain and seed
cleaning equipment. Principal properties are located in Hopkins, Minn.,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
outstanding
increase
Continental Boat Corp.
>
granted a request of this
and
will
Corp.
covering
company
the
cash
and
Edgcomb Steel Co.—Net Up—News—
Regional Office.—V. 191, p. 2744.
pany's
596.
p.
subsidiaries for
period.
shares
stockholders in June 1959 —V.
15th
has
false
was
hearing
Daffin
the
call.
of
mm.
lotte
was
number
average
effect
give
sale
Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
has
been
appointed registrar of the
value, and the $2
cumulative preferred
of the corporation.—V. 191, p. 1432.
value,
par
Commission
Daffin
sup¬
in
$11
William
microfilm,
Kodacolor print
a
out¬
Dytronics, Inc.—To Be Acquired—•
Bank
par
See Reeves Brothers,
$31,299,807 or $3.46 per share of capital
stock.
For the same period of
1959, net income was $28,030,190 or
$3.35 per share.
Income for the current period includes a nonrecuiring profit of $1,640,000 after tax, or 18 cents a share, from the
sale
of
a
largely depleted producing property.
There was
a
non¬
recurring profit from the sale of property of $686,000 after
tax, or
8
to
8
com¬
special
color film in tne U. S. The company recently
of color film for still and movie cameras
its own
trade-name, Dynachrome. It is
also
manufacturing
and 35mm. color film under private labels for leading
drug
including Walgreen's.
market
to
See
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—Ends
of
payable
million
mm.
a
manufacture
the
President
debentures
stock
new
7-7'7'
calling $15
was
7; Consolidated Natural; Gas Co.
on
$2.50
without
Denver
company's
on
Sept. 12. Newspaper publicity and display advertising
plemented the legally required notice to debenture holders of the
$50
8
of Denver,
Colo., for a hearing on the question whether
to vacate, or make
permanent, an order of the Commission dated June 21, 1960, tempo¬
rarily suspending a Regulation A exemption from registration with
respect to that company's public offering of 150,000 common shares
at $2 per share pursuant to a notification filed in September 1958.
The suspension order asserted that certain terms and conditions of
Regulation A were not complied with and that the company's offering
150,000
issue
has
under
chains
at
Kodachrome
mm.
entered
Conversion—
Holders
due
35
'
■
Net
The
—
will vote upon the recommendation
meeting in September.
7,
Dynacolor Corp, is the largest independent processor of
standing. Shareholders
Co., Inc.—Acquired—
Manhattan
stock,
circular
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.
ture
•
re¬
Split—New Products—
18 to recommend a 3-for-l split of the
company. There are presently 461,880 shares
the
of
shares
mon
Cryogenic Engineering Co.—Hearing Set—
•
2516.
p.
>
cents
-<--77 7 7;
Directors voted on Aug.
Metals, Inc., below.
Chase
The
shares
Tube
Nuclear
stock,
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the. company will consist of $9,000 of sundry
145,755
'
„
in
depreciation
5.8
business.—V.
the
Dynacolor Corp.—Stock
industries,
cream,
said,
Crowell
The
.
indebtedness;
-
drug
ice
as
the
common
the company and its subsidiaries had
$601,485. In the three months ended March
net sales were $250,676.
consolidated
and
food
26,357,090
manpower costs, 9.9 cents for
cenis for cash dividends and
192, p. 304.
4.6
taxes,
for
in
for
cents
27.4
cents
11.1
invested
and
cash
in
million
$1
known
nationally
a
the
products
Crown Cork & Seal Co.,
1959,
year
sales of
supplies,
>
of
excess
from
*
Inc.
the
net
Bates Chemical
President, announced
Jr.,
4%
.
stock; 7':T777-- '\./77v,.7\'
Co.,
for
dyes.
Howe
&
See
Co,,
facturing
202,000 shs.
Knowles
-
The present company was incorporated
operate
in
involved
such
in
Inc.,
President
Outstanding >"'■
acquired
has
Howe,
by
'
$68,317,000 in U. S. and foreign income taxes,. an increase
of 28%
from the preceding year
and $218,100,000 in wages
salaries and employees benefits. It paid $36,609,599 in cash dividends
to stockholders, plus a 2%
stock dividend during the year
.Depreciation and amortization dropped 5%
to $78,405,260.
7-7777;
Sales revenue was derived approximately 51%
from chemicals, 36%
from plastics, 7%
from magnesium and 6% from agricultural chem¬
icals.
Out of each sales dollar 41.2 cents went for raw materials
and
Corp.—Acquires—
W.
Monday, August .29, 1960
.
paid
Dow
"With
the
acquisition of Bates, virtually every
United States and many in Europe will use a Cromp¬
product or the services that the product performs."
Dr. J. S. Bates, who founded Bates in 1924, will continue with the
organization.
Guy C. Bates, President, and William Bates, Vice-Presi¬
dent will continue in these capacities.—V. 192, p. 596.
of Stamford, Conn., is primarily
engaged both in the design, engineering, manufacturing and repair of
small precision tools, dies, jigs and fixtures, and in parts prefabrication by zinc die casting, metal stamping and machining. The company
is an outgrowth of a tool and die business begun by Louis D. Conetta,
Stamford
in
family
proceeds from the financing will initially become
a
part of the company's general funds. It is the company's present
plan to use the proceeds to repay certain loans; to purchase additional
machinery and equipment, and as working capital and for general
corporate purposes, including expansion of its business.
to
and
Mr.
as a
PROCEEDS—Net
Mfg.
\';7
.
Chemical
chemicals
ton
BUSINESS—Conetta
1959
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
corporation
.
,
outstanding increased
Shares
standing.
accommodate
to
manufacturer of certified
has found wide
soft drinks, baked goods,
candy and confections, frankfurters, colored pills, cough syrup, tootn
paste, alcoholic beverages, maraschino cherries, etc.
Bates
will
be
expanded
through
affiliation
with
the
Althouse
Chemical Division of Crompton & Knowles which manufactures chem¬
Pearson, Murphy & Co., Inc. offered on Aug. 23, 125,000
shares of Conetta Mfg. Co., Inc. class A common stock
at a price of $4
speculation.
plant
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
'
•
Frederic
Pa.,
Knowles
&
par)
Mass.,
transaction
application
Offered-
Stock
the
product.
EFFECT
Knowles
&
Lansdowne,
Aug. 15.
color
v-7:-:7'7'
0
(100
Worcester,
Crompton
210,028
55p
130>^47
36<:
the
.
of
on
^'o?lnlo
^3,foo'!}75
{
_________
share-—after pref. div. requ'mts.
Earned per
stock
5.
p.
Crompton
The
Co.
*960—6 Mos.—1959
.A'v.
for
at
shift
second
a
GIVING
*7.';;
7;- .7
Common
Tne
Period
of
requests
'
Corp.—Net Down—
Compo Shoe Machinery
all
■
Through its 74 exchanges, it serves approximately
miles.
Giving effect to the issuance of the new common stock, capitalization
of the company at June 30,
1960 was: $9,174,000 in first mortgage
bonds; 29,810 shares of preferred stock, par $100; and 470,000 shares
of common stock, par $10.—V. 188, p. 1516.
7 777;.^>?<;..y7;77
telephones in an estimated area of 4,600 square
74 000
Introduction
CAPITALIZATION
-
of that state.
part
the
expeditiously
and expansion program.
■
i:
is engaged in a general telephone business serving por¬
northeastern Pennsylvania and other sections in the eastern
pany's modernization
Financial Chronicle
largely
responsible
and
Chemical Co.—Record Highs—
Midland,
net
earnings
the
and
Mich.,
after
taxes
31%
year ended May 31.
earnings per share.
saies
and
increase
earnings
was
per
has
company
fiscal
net
The
Fischbach
11%
share
of
This
.,
.
.-
over
up
reported
$82,404,342,
represented
"'... 7.
7
.
the
26%
on
1
sales
or
a
new
$781 433 740
per
share'for
high in
7, 7
preceding
the
of
$3.01
..
year,
27,362,631
the
sales
'
.
net
shares
up
out¬
&
Moore, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
Allen & Co. and associates on
Aug. 25 made a secondary
offering of 345,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at a price of
$16.50 per share. The offering was over¬
subscribed and the books closed.
•
•
PROCEEDS—The shares offered are issued and outstanding and
being sold for the accounts of certain
selling stockholders includ-
are
'
Volume
192
Number 5981
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
,
ing Henry P. Pischbach, founder and Board Chairman, President and
Director of the company;* and Allen D.
Pischbach,-Executive1 Vicee
President and Director. --v'
.T-VV-.r 7
77'" r 777
.BUSINESS—Pischbach & Moore is the'successor to a business es¬
;
Gillette
Safety Razor Co.—Expansion—-
"
tablished
trical
'It
in
1918.
The
principal
contracting, primarily
also
is" active
in
the
business
-office
on
the
of
buildings
installation
Gillette's
is
company
million
blade
razor
elec¬
systems, used at rocket and missile launching facilities
and
installations;: electrical* facilities in power plants, generating
stations,-transmission lines and substations;'electrical equipment and
lighting in bridges and tunnels. The company maintains a recently
organized Instrumentation Division located
in
Dallas, Texas. Head¬
quarters of the company are in New York
City, and other offices and
sales,
hand
aggregated
mately. the
same.
7~'*
•
EARNINGS—-For
and
pany
the
nine
$38,649,000
consisted
company
debt.—V.
192,
July
company's
1,
months
and
June
net
income
»
The
of
Boston
on
Aug. 23
Portland Cement Co.
also paved the way
Co.
of
Frederick
Approval
kote
will
of
in
preferred
for
Flintkote
be
acquire
The
create
Cement
Co.
in
100,800
connection
acquire
are
of
the
assets
presently
Under
shares
shares
free
exchange
Cement
The
new
time
any
each
$45
demption after five
Consummation
to
be
a
Flintkote
be
of
the
about
and
merger
Sept.
1.—V.
the
192,
Interests
in
its
together
re¬
be
Employees'
29,412
105
expected
401.
1960
Thrift
shares
common
191,
and
which
Stock
Purchase
be
acquired
may
loan
used
offer.
North
for
Sage Street, Toccoa, Ga.,
filed
of principal, amount. No underwriting is
B
company's general funds, to be used
tional offices
also
be
notes
in
outstanding
Board
its
present
subsidiaries
or
used
to
reduce
receivable.
In
1,500
offices
to
involved.
-
by
shares of
to
and
increase the
to
purchase
The
•
75,450 new class B
employees
President,
1,000 shares.—V.
owns
Frost
Net
191, p.
"Of
He
of
were
significant
small
emphasized
considerable
potential
coin-operated
dryer
that
the
2517.
to
Mr.
Kaye
Corp.,
and
its
v
pointed
which
line
of
that
not
and
agents,
worked
company,"
quick drying
he
said
"is
performance
International
in
tion,
will
serve
International
additional
vending
30,000
as
line
of
machines,
foot
Frost's
commercial
selling
sales
exclusive
coverage
publisher
Americana,"
wih
in
latest
sales
for
company
of
Avenue,
Stern,
former
sales
|
In
the
addition
to
is
company
its
"
retail
engaged
salons
control
unit.
under
•
operations
in
the
radio
and
coin-operated
broadcasting,
SEC
($1
covering
Corp.
■': .7 7,7:7
Friendly
in
;
'
-
.
June,
Frost Inc.'s initial
1960,
Garrett
Contracts
c
valves
for
received
,
Orders
cules
•
,
The
gas
aircr'axt
C-130
the
Ariz.,
turboprop
turbine
on
of
Navy
shares
to
the
announced.
was
48
gas
All
turbines,
are
for
-
transport.
C-130s
which
and
Coast
;
140
and
the
'v.-,' ";T
will
•
-V
are
Guard.—V.
for
192,
p.
delivery
four
U,
S.
in
-by
in
The, /Corporation., op Aug...,
the
SEC
coveting, 30,000
:
i960:
a
-letter.
.
of
notification
shares -of. 8%-'pr.eferred stock • and
30,vQO sha-r"3 -of 'common, stock to b.e offered as follows': Of. preferred
♦-•at'pdr ($5 'per -share)f of.; common,
at
par,*($1
per
share).No
underwriting is involved. £7. "7 '.t,
'7
:
^^,4:,-7
..
E.
share
a.
based
$35,503,346,
191,. p.
on
1959
is
filed
a
letter of
today.
to
this
field,
the
192,
p.
whioh
Air
enables
Files
7
be
production
of
travel
films.
accelerated
flow
and
this
company
the
as
propellant
of
speed
is
1322.
Subs.)—Earnings—
owned
ending
subsidiaries
June
30,
Hercules,
of
said:
"Participation
has
through
the
years
to
increase
the
V
scope
at
our
amounted
to
$289,916,
equal
to
453,658 shares of stock outstanding.
for
comparison
the
as
64
The
2090.
Vitamin
1960
Products,
increased
45%.
Herbert
stockholders
Net
income
for
on
the
compared
May
year
are
based
the
on
Mr.
Brody
creased
to
to
Tne
sales
taxes
increased
income
to
79
sales
annual
ended
the
to
$1.46
cents
ngures
currently
in
was
*'V
-
Hewitt-Robins
the
"stion
boards
for
of
Inc.
Co.,
Hewitt-Robins
subject to
approval-by
Of
both
common
a
in
the
stockholders
of
of
the
Share.
a
share
eacn
for
period
outstanding.
7
May
in¬
31,
1960
previous
from
$1,060,000
period. Net
$1,099,315 in 1959.
in
1960
compared
with $565,000 the previous year.
Hudson
Vitamin
packages, labels and
distributes
vitamin
products
as
well
as
other
non-prescription drug products.
DLstributlon
is
primarily by mail order nationally, and through its
own
retail
1»2,
15,000
outlet
Products,
and
305 and
pp.
three
Inc.
affiliated
drug
scores
m
City.
xorK
wew
7.
/
Hyak Skiing Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant
over
to
high
Aug. 9 offering circular this corporation publicly30,000 shares of its common stock at par ($10
share) through Columbia-Cascade Corp., Seattle 1,
an
offered
the
in
per
Wash.
-
.
.
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in the State
in June of 1959 for the primary purpose of developing
the
ton
ing
participa¬
t7:*t;' ;".;.;7/'7
companies "have
stock
ad¬
report
ski
a
area
at
Hyak,
of Washing¬
and operat¬
Washington.
from the substantial loss In revenue attributable to problems
delays, management computes the direct additional costs resulting
at $37,478.00.
Apart
and
therefrom
of;, Stamford, Conn., and the
Sandusky, Ohio," announced
of
directors
ended
year
and
the
eoual
or
sua^es
$2,047,108
taxes
fiscal
year
in
/
;
year
$5,051,806
the
said
$987,108
p5i
the
for
:
shares
common
from
.
for
previous
$534,315
of
federal
for
,
rose
earnings
1959.
reported
before
Provision
15.
31,
$7,348,656
the
president,
Aug,
675,000
earnings
over
period
with
ended
the
Inc.
85%
Brody,
,
"■Manufacturing
last
be
p.
31,
This
•
Hewitt-Robins Inc,-r-To Acquire—-
t
cents
figures
company
a
Electric
Hudson
vanced
for
established
of
on
representative
re¬
1960,
being
than
more
con¬
program of expansion and reorganization.
Howell Board Chairman, said this "record-breaking
reflected in year-end sales figures, the
goal of which
$18 to $19 million."
Electric Motors Co., which last year acquired Ohio
191,
May
*
producer
missile
con¬
remains
Hudson Vitamin Products, Inc.—Net Soars—
were
1
for
depreciation,
the
—V.
Force-industry effort which will produce "Minuteman."
305.
of
program
Co.,
mailed
<-*•'
*
-
notes
not
field;
aircraft
,,
Inc.—Gov't Rocket Contract—
us
military
its subsidiary Kingston-Conley Inc. and Leland Electric Co.
flat-type motor line of the Diehl Manufacturing Co., reported
net sales of $13,360,880 for
1959, compared to $3,512,996
in 1953 before the acquisitions and
company reorganization,
Howell subsidiaries, Ohio Electric Manufacturing Co., KingstonConley, Inc. and the Leland Ohio Electric Co. are located in
Cleveland,
Plainfield, N. J. and Dayton. The company is a leading producer of
fractional and integral horsepower
motors, generators, electric lifting
magnets
and
bench
grinders for both light and heavy
industry.
7
The
sinking fund notes.
Hercules
Houdaille's
for
devices.
consolidated
program
is a continuation of our efforts in providing
Forces
with the most advanced
solid
propellant motors
existence
requirements
Bland,
would
set
and
with
offered at
7,7;
to
or
2.
company and its wholly
sales
lor
the
six
months
share
are
Howell
notification
soock
.
ana
aeveiopment
"refinancing of mortgage
a
Mich.,
launched
Mfg.
Commission—
shares oj. common
underwriting. ■
President
Aug.
$9,637,009.
income, after taxes,
trend
1773;
—
net
that
com¬
$1,301,260, or 77 cents a share, on sales
Peo, chairman and president, disclosed in a
on
government
p.
net
common
year
compared
capable
and
Forster,
Armed
—V.
.
for
totaled
third-stage
solid
and
SAC
with
a
ARDC
191,
that
—V.
hour,
payments
successful
or
affecting reported earnings, adds to the cash
to the potential growth of the company.
outlook," he concluded, "nevertheless
Howell,
The
filed
with
^17 The.^proceedsTarei tO W ;used
by
per
tion in
With
*'
the
reputation of being a leader in solid rocket motor technology, and it
is this know-how, coupled with many years of production experience
Air
Geographic Educationals Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—Fiies
Securities and Exchange Commission—
1960
selected
has
interest
"the
business
for
processor,
"Minuteman"
Albert
the
vV.> :
209.
Force
in
said
per
"Minuteman"
-
include
ordered
the
to
of
-
in
of carrying a nuclear warhead
a
range
of 6,000 statute miles.
It is a system predicated on
reliability, instantaneous reaction time, and greatly reduced cost.
Her-
V
'
Air
developed
miles
'
C-130
...V.
.
AiResearch:: units
government,""* and'
:1
number
"The
the
contractor.
The
Division,
;:r
like
a
Lockheed
.
the
use
'77;
7:;;:v;:* v.
midwestern
augmenting
anticipates
met.
The
were
Ralph F.
that
The
for
$2,027,795
cents
without
year
future
on
tract,"
acre
Howell Electric Motors Co. (&
third-stage rocket engine for the 'Minuteman" ICBM.
77 7
Previously announced were the selection of Thiokol Chemical Corp.
to
produce the first-stage engine,
and Aerojet General
to produce
the
second-stage engine.
Boeing Airplane Co. is the assembler and
test
starters
abroad
use
15
earnings
fident."—V.
the
public
^
Manufacturing
of
depend
supplies hydraulic
income
air turbine starters, and
three governments ha^e been
by
with
period a year ago.—V.
Hercules Powder Co.,
113.
p.
AiResearch
; 12
on order
by the 'Indonesian
Canada-.- Other aircraft included
Force,
192,
large
The
150,000
250,000
remaining
will
Peo
.
months
10,
the
Houdaille
"Our
Inc., a privately owned company, is
manufacturer and distributor of milk,
ice cream and other dairy products. The Chicago-based company serves
retail and wholesale markets in Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan,
Ohio, Kansas and Missouri.
engines,
prder
corporation's
it
cover
giant
oversubscribed.—V.
small
(■. pneumatic, valves.
'.
offering of
92
to
Exchange
Aug.
on
By
its
upon
Interest
months
sequently
BUSINESS—Hawthorn-Mellody,
a
.
■
Corp.—New Contracts—«
for
by
Phoenix,
was
7:7'y.\
\
and
debentures."
capital funds, the company
through June 30, 1966 can be
pay
ui.atr
the
of
although
2202.
and
$z,iol,032
oi
placed with institutional investors.
vending machines and the sale of industrial equipment and supplies
through its mail order subsidiary, Friendly Frost Industrial
Equipment
f."
same
to
reduction
a
Mr.
through Hemphill, Noyes & Co., of $5,000,000 principal
figure
distribution
six
which
to heavy expenses
competitive condi¬
on schedule, and
Knowledge"
of
income
compared
equal
six
"cover
from
shareholders
Chester
first
share),
per
amount
laundries,
coin-operated
"slendercenter,"
name
1960,
was
subordinated
Income
parts
and
Hawthorn-Mellody, Inc. •—Private Placement — This
corporation announced on Aug. 25 the private sale,
Ash-
•
Book
n^u
'■
the
corporation
the
a
•
income
Securities
par
Yonkers, headquarters "of International Dryer. Edwin I.
of International Dryer, will serve as General
the
repoi to
30,
such
amounted to
"The
of
will
nor
a lag in overall construction and
road-building activity; a pro¬
longed period of inclement weather at the company's northern con¬
struction subsidiaries;
closer pricing
in the automotive
are
p.
exceeding $25,000. According
factors:
1959.
net
in
sales
The
President
of
Manager
due
extiemely
programs
Harrington Homes Corp., Menlo Park, Calif.
the
is
plus
expansion
1959.
With
purpose
Kaye said.
Included
in
the
purchase
industrial and warehousing building at 360
June
$35,299,578 for the
it
the
on
,
outstanding shares of common and class B common stock,
with 90 cents on 2,190,278 outstanding shares in the first
compared
distribu¬
laundry dryers,
and
take
company's line
of
special
the
months
six
program,
not
sum
results for the period ended June 30
compared with
$1,499,378, or 91 centg)ajj.Bpare, cleared on sales of
$41,119,716 for the first half of last year. Per share earnings for both
p'eriods were computed on the Ddteis of ul-,41o,b5y shares currently
outstanding.-'V".
7,
Mr,
Peo reported that
an
increase in sales of $5,745,634 for the
current six months primarily reflected inclusion for the
first time of
the
operating
results
of
Houdaille's
large
investment
in
BuffaloEclipse Corp. He attributed the decline in net profits to four adverse
1960," M'r. Williamson
months period are not
of
the six
of 19o9,
tor
half
to
Net
2,216,341
developing
and
profits
our
half
last
the
debentures
$46,865,350,
The
ac¬
increasing benefit from them."—V. 191,
an
ended
period
The
unique
Mr.
burton
r
with national
Friendly
of
duties
square
Corp.,
first
Inc.,
service laundries.
International Dryer
the
expansion
industry. All
our
our
months
same
subsidiary, Laundercenter
coin-operated laundry equipment
with
level of
"Our
the
of
a
debentures
1980,"
income
earnings
same
for
im¬
Houdaille Industries, Inc.—-Net Down-
7'.
sales
anu
company
First
7:7- ' 77•
''7 >77 7(7'
the period amounted ot $162,609, or 34 cents per
stock, against net income of $238,390, or 50 cents
for
tract
class B
of
the
1960,
tne
on
the property owned by the company."
has outstanding certain indebtedness and five shares
(voting) common stock, of which,, one share each is owned
by five of the company's officers including M. J. Murdock, President,
and
W. V. Clodfelter, Secretary-Treasurer.
'
Up, Net Down—
and
of
company's
net
operating
Income
be sufficient
to
retire the
not
requirements
the
The
of
are
to
purchased 40
three others)
company
building
remainder
indebtedness
stock and
leasehold
the
owns
in
ability
retire
tne
"will
advantageous sale of the 60
report
$7,373,541 during the first half of
.
stockholders.
Grolier
the
makes
Co.—Sales
record
a
the
Encyclopedia
six
dryers.
The dryers are said to incorporate the
performance features
specially designed lor self-
and
pany's
additional 37,000 class A shares
wife
-
tne
of
sum
maturity
operating
Grolier Inc.—Net Up—
that
in
a
whose
leases
interest
share
per
shares
B
The
main
on
prospectus,
ported
company's
closely
$1
at
class
450,000 shares of class B
189, p. 2565.""'
Rubber
anticipating
Net
markets
offered
said
purchased
the
requirements
after
owns
Lubin,
I.
increased
by
we are
half
commercial
safety
the
tions in
disclosed.
included
Joseph
in
with
caused
manufactured
were
patents
the
the
engineers
cleansing
latest
out
be
to
All of
the
and
corporate purposes in
tne
their
outstanding 172,500 class A shares dftd 513,800 Slass
common
to the
up
attractive to commercial laundry operators."
•
to
present
conversion of class B shares.
Hotel.—V.
income
of
aiong
importance.
whose
also
are
common
(containing
$575,000;
was
for
to other
:-
A
period of 1959.
"Second quarter profits were considerably improved over
those of
the first quarter, and we are looking forward to i,his trend continuing,
told
line,
by
share,
per
acquired
subsidiary,
revealed.
purchase
York. It is estimated that the
other persons.
A
approximately ■ 12%
share
dies, tools and patents of Vacuum
by a newly-formed wholly owned
American Steel Fabricating
Co. Inc., Mr.
were
owned
of
machinery, equipment,
division
Friendly
Kaye
for
cording to a report to stockholders by F. B. Williamson, 3rd, President.
This corhpares with sales of $6,591,607 in the same half of 1959, a rise
outstanding
declared
plans."
dryer
shares
and
class
upon
Goodall
or
Board Chairman of Friendly Frost,
in line with our diversification
"are
into
Sales reached
indebtedness on rediseounted
various indebtedness, the company has
common stock
of which Ben F: Cheek, Jr.,
plant,
Seal's
•
Kaye,
purchases
aggregate $7,760,000.
shares, of which Glickman
company's
agents for the International Dryer
Seal.
Prices of the cash transactions
Vacuum
properties
a
"
to
sales
Gerald .'O.
the
additional
for
July 1,
I960,
pursuant to
purchase
$825,000.
Both purchases were financed in
mortgages loans; and certain improvements to the
property
are
currently being made from the proceeds of a further
mortgage loan.
The principal business oi
the company will consist of
owning, acquir¬
ing, improving, developing, selling, and
leasing Improved and unim¬
proved real property.
The net proceeds from the sale of the units
will
be
applied
toward
the
retirement
of
long term
indebtedness
secured by
tne company's property
in the amount ot $l,625,uuu una
y
.
The Westbury, N. Y.,
corporation as a further expansion into the
vending machine field, has purchased the assets of the
coin-laundry
dryer manufacturing division of Vacuum Seal
Corp., New Bedford,
Mass., and has acquired the International
Dryer Corp., Yonkers, N. Y.,
i
four
tract
1959
options,
part by
shares
A
the
July
provements
pay
issuance
are
Friendly Frost Inc.—Acquires—News—
exclusive
certain
from the public sale of 400,000 shares of class A common,
other past and proposed stock sales, and a
$2,000,000
Commodore
open addi¬
Georgia and Tennessee. The funds may
in
the
addition
Chairman and
acquire
class
Harold Brown 56,900 class A shares. An
is engaged in the consumer finance or small loan
and, to a smaller extent, in the business of
purchasing in¬
sales contracts on
automobiles, boats and appliances from
dealers. The net proceeds from the sale of the securities will
be added
receivable
185,295
The company has
registra¬
a
company
tne
to
proposes
acre
years.
February, 1962 and prior to
February, 1972. 660,000 class A shares are being registered and reserved
stallment
notes
also
outstanding stock of
will
certain
to
business
to
in
60
a
of
acres
in
remaining $211,000 will be used for working funds.
addition, the company is registering 200,000 shares of class A
and 16,300 shares of class B
common, recently sold or agreed
to be sold to certain present stockholders for
$10 and $1, respectively.
Such transactions are conditioned upon consummation of the
exchange
statement with the SEC on Aug. 23,
1960, covering $300,000 of
subordinated debentures due serially
1966-1968, and $300,000 of 8%
subordinated capital notes due eight years,
eight months and eight days
after date of issue.' The debentures and
notes will be offered for sale
The
thereof)
•
Topeka, Kan., filed a regis¬
17, 1960, covering $1,650,000
unimproved tract for development purposes, has
a
small
plot to Topeka Broadcasting
Association, and has
major portions of the balance of the
property to the Menninger
Foundation for a period of 60
In
2517.
p.
tion
at ; 100 %
assignments
chain to this line of products
transmission chain to its line of power
power
6%, subordinated
retained
common
8%
.
(or
addition of conveyor
of
leased
through an exchange of up to
all but not less than a
majority
for
common
The
leased
the balance of the purchase price of the hotel, an addi¬
tional $100,000 will be used to reimburse Glickman
Corp. for the deposit
made by it,
$211,000 will be used to reimburse Louis J. Glickman,
President, for non-interest bearing advances made to the company, and
Franklin Discount Co.—Registers—
company,
accomplished
interests
from
convertible
This
be
stated
division, with
the new division
a
debentures due 1980, and
1,650 shares of class A
®kock' to be offered for public sale in units
consisting of one
debenture and one class A share.
No underwriting is involved.
Organized under Kansas law in
June, 1959, the company acquired
from
Security Benefit Clinic and Hospital a 370 acre iraoc near
Topeka which has been operated as a
hospital and Is improved by a
main
building' and eight other major buildings/ The
company
nas
$500,000 cash deposit for acqui¬
sition of the Hotel Commodore has been
made, of which $400,000 was
paid by the company out of proceeds of past stock sales and $100,000
was
paid by Glickman Corp. of Nevada, of which $98,000 has been
repaid. Of the net proceeds, $5,370,860, excluding the bank loan, will
at
to
proceeds
bank
Chemical Corp.—Files Stock Plan
&
FMC
with
thereto.—V.
to
President,
as
•$lg)00
for two of such properties
corporation which owns the third;
by payment in cash of $0,870,860 for the fourth
property, the,
proceeds
^corporation,
1105
Coleman
Ave.,
San
Jose,
filed
a
reg¬
istration statement with the SEC on
Aug. 18, 1960, covering $1,500,000
Plan,
of
company
at $1 per
stock
B
Chain
is
the
only manufacturer in the -world producing
belting and machinery components for material han¬
rubber
Inc., 401 Columbian
Building,
statement with the SEC 011
Aug.
tration
the
Food Machinery
of
class
Union
Hilltop, Inc.—Registers Debentures—
the most part in downtown areas of
property (consisting of 22 buildings), 12
cold storage warehouse, all located in the U. S.
a
is
exchange of
(b)
net
This
pursuant
of
operate
Hilltop,
,
(or
an
and
Flintkote
is
shares
leasehold of the Hotel Commodore in New
subject
acquisition
p.
40,000
to
machinery will round out and further strengthen Hewittposition in these fields, Mr.
Goodyear said.—V. 191, p. 702.
Robins
located for
and
This
company
(a)
There
common
shares
10
will
stations
and all of the
>
It
the
the addition
transmission
industrial
an
outstanding partners'
The
to
Diamond
Portland
preferred in a taxshares of Diamond Port¬
of
underwriters
plant
President of Union Chain,
heading
now
and
partnerships, and outstanding capital stock, debentures and
assignments thereof) held by the stockholders of certain
corporations/ which have fee or leasehold interests in such properties.
new
into
equivalent
preferred.
the
7;7
■
on
building,
cities,
notes,
Lime
going concern.
outstanding.
;,v.
convertible
the
and
Grove
intention
plans
President.
Hewitt-Robins
both
limited
of
from date of issuance at $52,50 per share.
both
by
be
of
years
of
completed
300,000
outstanding.
will
shares
the
the
Canada.
of
with
the
of
to
SEC
3,856,020 shares of class A
of
shares
Flintkote
J.
; v
7't '■/>;>
service
Diamond Portland
M.
the
show
major
second
a
common
share
of
announced
as
agreement
of
share,
per
nine
share
stock
preferred
at
Grove
.
merger
issue one
common
for
common
for
of
Grove
300,000
The
previously
of
the
of
Cement, Flintkote will
land
business
of
Emmons,
its
dling systems.
company,
trade
Flint¬
class
F.
as
organized in May, 1960, plans to
engage in. various
of the real estate business. It
proposes
to acquire majority
interests (not less than 60% ) in 13 office
buildings and one office and
Lime
into
new
a
sell
The
convertible
with
merger
issued to
be
Flintkote's
and
31,700
terms
will
of
E.
phases
Grove
J.
merger
650,000 shares
$2.25 series B
designated
with
M.
Co.
with
Share.' '
:
or
Portland
to
serve
to
to
preferred stock, without par value. A maximum
this new preferred will be issued to shareholders
Cement
upon
consummation
of
the
maximum
•
Md.
Diamond
effect
stock
com¬
a special meeting held in
merger
of the Diamond
Ohio, into Flintkote. The action
Middle Branch,
■■„7:;7v.
v;..
New York, filed a registration state¬
Aug. 19, 1960, covering 4,041,315 shares of class
A common stock, to be
offered in exchange for outstanding interests in
certain limited
partnerships and corporations, and 400,000 shares of
class A common stock, to be offered
for public sale at $10 per share.
The underwriters for
the 400,000 shares and
underwriting terms of
such public offering are to be
supplied by amendment. The
will
,
';.^X7,'7'y>77:7^
,,
its
:n
Goodyear,
witt-Robins
building
Glickman Corp.—Files
Exchange and Offering—
t
-.
-
new
manufactures
sprockets
,
site.
Glickman Corp., 565 Fifth
Ave.,
ment
Flintkote Company at
the proposed
approved
of
County,
the
research.
contracts
"v.;:. 7
reception
the
.
on
$751,000.
and
of
Chain-
conveyor
and power
transmission-'
at Sandusky, Ohio. The acquisition
is expected to increase
Hewitt-Robins sales about 10%,
In
announcing the acquisition, Austin
and
.
31,. 1960, outstanding capitalization of
726,300 shares of common stock and sundry
Flintkote Co.—Merger—To Acquire—
Stockholders
of
Unior.
chain
_
space, will be erected adjacent to Gillette's
Engineering is now being completed and con¬
will start in 1961, after clearing away
of present structures. "' *
7
'
':"-7 ' 7;77''
v'7777a: V'.77';
The announced expansion is in addition to
other improvements, in¬
cluding a complete new research laboratoryf recently built
by Gillette
in
Boston, which more than doubles space
previously allotted to
July
of
6.
p.
the
power^
machinery. Hewitt-Robins has plants in Buffalo
and'
Chicago, Passaic and Franklin, N: J.,
Fremont,. Ohio, and King of
Prussia, Pa. Hewitt-Roolns sales were
approximately $46 million In'
1959.
transmission
plant in Boston, it
razor; sales in the same period,
factory
struction
:7'"7'7:..
completed
and
1950, and an 84%
inr
,the
Gillettee
Safety
Razor
has been announced by Vincent
home
office
present
approxi¬
was
I960,
30,
from
consolidated
contracts
7.7 M' 1
ended
income
gross
total
the figure
1959
7
-had
CAPITALIZATION—At
sthe
At
the
'•••
subsidiaries
•amounting to
1960,
Hewitt-Robins' line of industrial
products includes material handling
processing equipment, conveyor belting, industrial hose and
-
since
4,of
,
and
are
located across the country,
including Chicago, 111.;
Denver, Col.; Detroit, Mich.; Atlanta, Ga.; los Angeles, Calif.; Seattle,
Wash.; Houston; Texas, and in Montreal and Toronto, Canada.
1,
$84,000,000.
56%
up
expansion
Three
warehouses
July
10-acre
have necessitated a multiZiegler, President.,
7
.J 77 "7 7 77 ,'.."7'.' /.
'V
7>:
new buildings,
providing manufacturing, shipping and receiving
C.
radar
of
in
crease
'
power
BACKLOG—As
dollar,,
Company's
and industrial plants.
systems and electrio
control
of
"
>
'
r
Union
.*;
'
Chain
'
assets
Union
received
&
Aug. 25 that
approved the acquisiof
Chain.
Union
'Chain,.,
.
the
ski
of
$31,785
operated by
on
company
June
principal source of income is
derived from the
lifts and tows., For, this first season the company
from this source. The ski shop artd food facility are
others as concessions, producing an additional
of $627 for a total income of $32,412.
Expenses of
from
,
company's
operation
15,
$56,198
1959
to April
19,
income to
7,
operating loss for the period
1960 of $23,786, before allowance for
resulted in
a
net
..
6
making a net loss for
depreciation and amortization of $20,742,
period of $44,528.—V. 192, p. 402.
manufacturer
the
Hyster Co.—Common Stock Offered—An underwriting
the
offered,
shares
130,000
shares
80,000
being
are
by shareholders and 50,000 shares are being sold by the company.
Proceeds from the sale of the company shares will be added to general
sold
funds.
corporate
stock,
EUSINESS-—Hyster
rials
handling
Co.,
a
at
equipment
of
Subsidiaries
the
company
Joseph
Jan.
i$t>j,
31,
12-month
previous
and
!>M,oo4,oOO
ox
months ended
$3,136,o32.-Voir tne
were $34,525,000
and
-''t..
respectively.
$1,035,571,
•
Shares
Shares
Blyth & Co., Inc
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.—
50,000
10,000
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc.
ihcker, Anthony &
15,000
Baird & Co., Inc.
5,000
5,000
Day__
Walston & Co., Inc.—
Dean Witter & Co.———
10,000
10,000
15,000
Robt.
W.
Ellis
Blunt
Clark,
Simmons—
&
&
Doage
—V.
192,
R. L.
,
10,000
Co._
7.
p.
1990,
due
to
Offered—
Stock
Inc.—Common
Industries,
Infrared
offering of 135,000 shares of common stock of
Infrared Industries, Inc., of Waltham, Mass., was made
Public
Aug. 24 by an underwriting group headed by Lehman
Tne stock was priced at $20 per snare.
The
on
Brothers.
closed.
offering was oversubscribed and the books
the
Of
the
represent
shares
100,000
offered,
shares
the company from sale of the
100.GO0 shares will be used
to the extent of approximately $700,000
for
tne
construction and equipping of the Santa Barbara plant;
to
retire
all
outstanding
short-term
bank loans
and notes, totaling
received
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
of
$593,210,
corporate
parent
the
subsidiary! and lor general
a
largest manu¬
Although the
to be the
United
States,
is believed
in
the
principles of infrared detection are not new, military development and
production
expenditures in
this area have only recently reached
substantial levels, as
cypiiied by the Sidewinder missile and Midas
satellite Drograms. Because of its timely entry and concentration in
this
field,
and
because of its emphasis on development of volume
has become a primary source of
also has developed civilian applica¬
detectors and in addition has developed and markets related
techniques,
production
for
tions
products utilizing
the
The
detectors.
infrared
Co.
*
''
will
number
of
and addresses of the underwriters
names
of
snares
and
stock to be purchased by them are
common^
Shares
Shares
uehman
Brothers—
Abbott,
Proctor
Eache
&
Kidder,
26,500
Paine
'extent
of
During. July
ICBM
program,
century
pilot
macher
financial
said,
through
E.
volume
On
10
has
3,000
C.
Wainwrig.it
G.
Humphrey, Inc
cents
H.
Walker &
Walston
&
Co
Inc
Co.,
Chemical
&
stated
Annual
—
The
gain
corporation
in
sales
Record-breaking
560,000
last
has
reported
the
for
year,
fiscal
gain
21%
a
ended
year
in
June
on
a
10%
1960.
sales
totaled
$123,870,000
compared
with
$112,the previous peak. Net earnings were $7,481,000 or
Ware,
outstanding,
compared
IMC
president, said all divisions of the company
operated profitably.
Major earnings gains were contributed by
the
Agricultural Chemicals Division, which produces fertilizer ingredients,
said.
and
He
years
Amino
specialties,
He
said
to
in
another
and
early
year's
in
to
in
the
of
to
sales
new
a
continuing
the company
by
and
two
Division, producer of Ac'cent and other
"important contributor" listed by Ware.
improvement
the
Division
this
effects
launched
program
Products
was
or
the
increases
and
service
expansion
prior
factors
the
efficiencies
customer
ago.
food
just
attributed
production
expanding
1959-60
gains.—V.
191,
fiscal
p.
with
Inc.,
registration
000,000
posed
growth
to
North
statement
shares
investment
306
of
of
companies.
Securities
Management
writer.
W.
Smith
is
Yarborough
Mr.
as
Richardson,
—V.
181,
with
vertible
acquired
EEC
New
Emanuel
Co.
as
listed
as
on
Aug.
1930
19,
covering
complete
B.
Smith
investment
Board
is
listed
advisor
Chairman
as
as
of
President
John
913,680
1.66
1.18
821,220
770,648
>
.
Aug.
on
York, filed a registration state¬
1960 covering $2,300,000 of con¬
New
Ave.,
19,
due
debentures
1970,
to
group
of
Kaplan
&
Co.
offered
be
for
public
underwriters headed
by Bear, Stearns & Co.
interest rate, pubixc offering pr.ee
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. However,
the
new
debentures
will first be offered in exchange for
$325,000
of outstanding 5%
convertible debentures maturing 1964.
' i■
The
a
H.
of
research
and
new
efforts
cipally in
at
Caldwell,
other
shares
due
of
1964
tends
to
to
do
the
the
other
erations,
of
the
the
them
proceeds
debentures
due
to
and
woi
the
balance
the
king
the
has
new
outstanding
that holders
Proceeds
used
be
in
the
of
remaining
used
the
as
and
markets
930,696
debentures
for
North
liquidation
after
follows:
production
$125,000
company's
for
of
of
bank
disposi¬
$75,000
well
the
as
under¬
latter
and
This
the
of
sell
of mining
mining op¬
and replace¬
for
Philadelphia
the
purchase
dress
of
a
firm
New
and
witn
the
York
expects
to
sportswear
to
New
of
company
company
early
in
192,
petition
a
York
usfd
for
499.
on
to
investors.
aid
the
will
with
Aug.
scries
new
contemplates
October,
p.
a
proposes
institutional
heretofore
—V.
filed
of
192,
debt
of
the
Public
Service
Co.—Suspension Vacated—
its
vacated
order
June
of
of
Commission
11
seeking authority to
5Va% preferred stock.
use
the
construction
the
stock
proceeds
of
new
late
to
in
nay
electric
issue
and
September or
off bank loans
and
1960,
30,
with respect
to
temporarily
public offering
a
shares
B
by Market Improvement Co., 6695 N. W.
suspension order was based on the company's
The
comply with a requirement of Regulation A for the filing
reports of stock sales pursuant to the exemption. Sub¬
and
a
the
192, p.
115.
report was filed which complies with the said require¬
Commission thereupon vacated its suspension order,
'?;•
- /'
;
May Department Stores Co.—Files Stock Plan—
The
Sixth
company,
registration
5jlu,o50
Plan
Purchase
Streets,
SEC
common
oi
Stock
Olive
and
with
the
stocx,
statement
snares
pany's
for
St.
to
the
eom-
employees.—V.
management
a'
filed
covering.
1960,
190,
'
>:
Inc.—Debentures
Robbins,
&
Mo.,
18,
pursuant
V
McKesson
Louis,
Aug.
on
issuance
io.
2450.
p.
Offered—
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and associates offered publicly
on
Aug. 23, $15,000,000
of this corporation's 4%%
debentures due Sept. 1, 1980, at 100%% and accrued in¬
yield 4.o05%
to
proceeds
maturity/The offering
to
the
and
PROCEEDS—Net
books
from
gas
was
closed.
the
of
sale
the
will
debentures
be
used by tne company to retire short-term borrowings,
to finance the
proposed acquisition of a 50% interest in drug, toiletry, and cosmetic
enterprises in Colombia, and to increase the company's general funds.
REDEMPTION—The
debentures
1965
from
borrowed
They
are
100.2u %
12
to
in
months
on
par
funas
1954,
for
other
beginning Sepv.' 1,
1, 1„78.
-•
BUSINESS—McKesson
prior
cost
of
sinking fund
the
purposes
1960.
Sept.
to Sept.
less than
initially at
at 104.875% dur¬
redemption prices
, ;
'
redeemed
interest
an
through
and
be
not
may
navmg
redeemable
beginning
the
ing
reuuee
The
..
.
&
a
wholesale drug
through 88
in 37 states, sells
wines and liquors through 45 divisions located in 17 states, and dis¬
tributes heavy and fine chemicals. It also manufactures and packages
Rabbins, Inc. conducts
divisions and branches located
business
line
of
drug
products.-
;■
..
f;
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in
underwriting agreement, the cqmpany has agreed to sell to each
of the underwriters named below, and each of the underwriters, for
whom Goldman, Sachs & Co. are acting as
representatives, has severally
agreed to purchase, the principal amount of debentures set opposite
the
its
below:
name
Amount
Amount
Goldman, Sachs & Co._$3,100,000
C.
A.
Allyn
S.
&
Inc.
.100,000
Rccei'c
Co.,
Vv.
<fe
Clark,
Dodge
&
Co
Dominick
&
Estabrook
&
&
250,000
Dominick—
Co.
Clement A.Evans
Paine,
200,000
M. Dain & Co., Inc.—
S. Dickson & Co., Inc.
R.
F.
200,000
& Sons
Hprriman
Inc.
Webber,
Jaffray
wood
250,000
Reinholdt
Riter & Co._
Chas.
600,000
Co.
600,000
W,
inc.
Scranton
100,000
Barney
Stein Bros.
150,000
Stone
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
Kornblower & Weeks
350,000
Jo' nson,
Lane,
Space Corp
Spencer
—100,000
600,000
Freres
&
Co
Lehman Brothers
—V.
192,
I960,
of
facilities
1959,
Net
of
an
sales
1959,
Shoe
sales
were
an
600,000
150,000
Co.—
600,000
100,000
200,000
—
350,000
600,000
Corp.——
Trask
&
•
R. L. Day—
White, Weld
& Co
n
600,000
403.
p.
Melville
Total
—_
Boyce——
Tucker, Anthony &
600,000
Lazard
&
Swiss American Corp.v—
•
Kidder, Peabody & Co-
Co.
Webster
Securities
350,000
&
__
&
200,000
100,000
100,000
200,000
250,000
&
—
Smith,
600,000
The
Gardner—
L. F. Rothschild & Co.—
Ripley & Co.,
—
—-
Co.————
&
350,000
350,000
Hop-
&
——_■
&
600,000
150,000
Jackson
Curtis——-—
Putnam
100,000
First Boston Corp.Glore, Forgan & Co-*—
Inc.-
Moseley & Co.—_
100,000
350,000
The
S.
Piper,
100,000
& Co.,
Inc.-
Pierce,
Smith
&
The Milwaukee Co
co.,
Inc
$350,000
Lynch,
Fenner
150,000
Brown
Rhoades
Loeb,
Co.—.
Merrill
Eanu
Elair & Co.
Alex.
M.
&
and
Inc.
J.
Carl
200,000
Bleichroeder, Inc.—
Arnhold
place the shares privately by negotiation
Subject to approval of the Commission
sale
of¬
8.:
p.
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
of
capital.
company
State
$20,000,009
Miami.
Ave.,
ment;
lor
butyllithium
purchase
Carolina
has
Regulation A exemption
a
sequently such
sales
debentures, the company in¬
cash sale of the new debentures
will
compounds,
reactivate
principal
new
1964.
be
to
organolithium
for
1964
development
now
extent
of
due
facilities
of
to
the
production
its
rocketry and aviation, carried on
the debentures maturing in 1964
company
To
debentures
the
the
and
Its operations are conducted prin¬
Recently, the company has extended
of
addition
stock.
tender
not
apply
retire
of
In
J.
N.
phases
indebtedness,
common
Car.
N.
various
into
of
compounds,
to
products.
City,
Bessemer
business
devoted
are
consists
business
lithium
and
such
for
uses
-its
and
metal
lithium
The
principal
company's
sale
and
President.
well-known
negotiations
SEC
the
through
a
5,-
The
Logan, Inc.—Acquires—Dividend—
a
Fifth
500
of
subordinated
sale
ment
Jonathan Logan, Inc., manufacturer of dresses for the
junior market
r.as
1,362,763
—
this
Of
expenses
semi-annual
a
and
filed
950,481
Corp. of America, Inc.—Registers Debentures
firm,
construction
M.,
1,864,161
1,424,756
—•
Lithium
below.—V.
Corp.,
4,605%,
Long Island Lighting Co.—Seeks Preferred Placement
the
stock.
Commission
failure
1,
2,787,519
foreign income taxes
estimated
$4,000
Corp.—To Form SBIC—
Capital
oversubscribed
-
202.
important
N
to
115.
$15,911,034-$11,235,270
—
taxes
U. S. and
share
shares outstanding
were
Roswell,
able
p.
1960—6 Mos.—1959
per
p.
the
t
.
follows:
as
3G—
sales____
net
for
1959
in
period
same
June
before
also
1
1,
,
income
The
Jonathan
the
Consolidated
completed
'
Sept.
company's future outlook,. Mr. Handschu¬
"prospects for the second half are 'favorable. If
acquire stocks and securities primarily in
companies, particularly in legal reserve life
and
other
insurance
*
.
The prospectus
lists Herbert W. Rogers as Board Chairman and
Harry D. Feltenstein, Jr., as President. About 2.8% of the outstand¬
ing common is owned by management" officials.—V. 190, p. 2342.
under
company
t
company was organized as an
Mexico law on July 18, 1960. It pro¬
with
common
purchase
stocks
>
to
ended
tion
Investco, Inc.—Files for Offering—
W.
in
those
Period
equipment
Investco,
1
broke ground on Aug. 11 for a $3,500,000 plant in
modernize its textile and coil winding machinery
operations. Rhode Island's Governor Christopher Del Sesto and Ray¬
mond E. Stone, the Mayor of Warwick, officiated at the ceremonies.
Sales and earnings fbr the six months enaed June 30, 1960 compare
were
year
2090.
36th
of
$81,804,000.
declared a cash' dividend of
i960, to shareholders of record
'
"
/ V
.
.
purchase,
include
class A and class
of
—V.
the
on
that
I.,
R.
which
projects
The
::
:
was
Corp.—New Plant—Net Up—
and
per share on the 2,365,164 common shares
with $6,189,000 or $2.47 per share last year.
M.
earnings
30,
S3
Thomas
:
1960,
expectations are realized,
we
anticipate being
in both sales and income for I960."—V. 192,
and
Report—
Midland
suspending
Corp.
Warwick,
terms
Marine Midland
terest,
Leesona
of
.amounts
See
airborne display
ground-air com¬
t
6,500
Corp.
*'"These
the Minuteman
used in retro¬
advanced auto¬
an
report increases
ment
Minerals
the
fering which will be paid out of the proceeds of this offering.—'V. 191,
2639.
2,689,365
Directors
of
payable
share,
a
current
our
3,000
5,000
& Co.
brokerage
deposit
p.
in future to -finance increased
''
Board
commenting
macher
972.
p.
our
17.
This
International
by
assured."
the
5
Common
6,500
—
H.
to
the partnership will pay the real
estate commission to an independent broker who has no interests allied
with tne general partnu's o/ luanno nssociateo..
improve," Mr. Handschu¬
operating requirements being met
of credit with commercial banks;
million
been
Aug.
In
Towbin
Unterberg,
Co.
6,500
will
$20,000
purchase
of
*Under
<
C
6,500
and
price to sellers
$170,000
commission*j__—„20,000
paid by general partners-—.
10,000
Legal, accounting, recording and filing fees'"*—
8,000
Adjustments at closing (taxes, int. and amortization)—
5,000
Miscell. (including printing and engineering costs)**
2,COO
Initial operating funds
5,000
to
continues
open
line
Additional uncollaterized credit required
3,000
Sons
Co
Haycen, Stone & Co
Hulme, Applegate &
ISO,
standing
indicated
"as
$20
a
for
be
a
backlog of unfilled orders as of June 30,
"Lear's
Earnings
—V.
gyros
development contract for? an
Aviation Agency's
automatic
system, Mr. Hanaschumacner stated.
munications
The
North-seeking
were
Chester¬
adjustments at closing and
estate
Refund
Bureau of Weapons awarded Lear a $7,for All-Attitude bombing systems. Other con¬
the half year covered a wide variety of prod¬
projects as well as for commercial and industrial
advanced gyroscopic systems
to
series jet aircraft, development of
38
follows:
as
Real
shares outstanding a year
Federal
the
6,500
Co
partnership
purchase
Ealance
Navy's
and
system
for
Troster,
&
the
Market Improvement
Included
applications.
fitting
5,000
&
the
military
Net
Singer
used
earnings
to
is
require $200,000 in cash to ef¬
pay the costs of legal and ac¬
other expenses. In addition,
the property will be acquired subject to a first mortgage of approxi¬
mately $532,428 and a purchase money mortgage of $250,000, or a
gross acquisition cost of $1,002,428. The cash sum of $220,000 will be
during
for
ucts
increased
outstanding
from 2,534,394
1960,
30,
office
G.
PROCEEDS—The
contract
3,000
Garrett
operating
had
company,
shares
common
letter
tracts
Stein
Hallgarten &
the
1960,
of
received
039,400
5,000
;
»
principal
whose
fatr te
Lie1
counting fees,
;>c.-i:.
.
Provision
Co
of
of June
as
Income
Boyce
of
Edwin
fectuate
46
or
number
The
shares
6,500
&
which has been used since Jan. 31,
cents per share, a 10% increase over the corre¬
sponding $1,124,043 earned during the first six months of 1959, A. G.
Handschumacher, president, announced on Aug, 10.
Sales amounted
to $45,613,074 compaied with $$8,5/6,193 in the initial half of 1959.
Total net
income
of
$2,011,098
or
75 cents per share was sub¬
stantially higher than the 44 cents a
share achieved in the like
period last year, due to the inclusion of a non-recurring gam from
the sale of certain assets, Handschumacher revealed.
6,500
and
Associates
—
half
first
the
$1,235,307
Shearson, Kammill & Co.
Bros,
Associates—Partnership Interests Offered—
an Aug. 9 prospectus, the company
offered,
$220,000 of limited partnership
Scarsdale,
Rd.,
laws
the
Gaines,
Lear, Inc.—Increased Sales and Earnings—
For
598.
p.
N. Y. is a limited partnership organized under
of New York. with Ellis F." Eisenstein, Michael
Jacobi, and Jack Rose, as general partners. The
partnership proposes to purchase for investment the land, buildings
and
other property comprising
the Marbro Apartments 2600 N. W
63rd Sc., Oklahoma City. 16, Okla., consisting of 100 garden apartment
units erected on approximately 7.5 acres of land including a 1% acre
paved parking area and two swimming pools. In view of the club facili¬
ties including the swimming pools, it
is the intention to change the
name
of the property
to Marbro Club Apartments.
• ;,«•*'
field
shares of class B common
stock, all of which is owned in equal amounts by Kenneth Reiner,
President, and: Frank A. Klaus, Executive Vice-President.
Each pro¬
poses to sell 100,000 shares of the common stock.
of
192,
underwriting,
BUSINESS—Marbro
200,000 shares of common stock and 800,000
10,000
Co.
before.' -—V*.
had
ever
interests, in units of $5,000.
two basic
working capital
new
have
they
than
without
Aug.
on
a
people of
Pursuant to
pected to require about $250,000 of working capital which the company
will supply.
In addition to certain indebtedness the company now has outstanding
Shields & Co
Robert
he
1,
6,500
Eurnham
SEC
the
Marbro
off two loans aggregating that amount will be replaced.
the company's subsidiary, Kaynar (France) S. A. R. L.,
pay
Aug.
Bradford & Co
C.
the
endeavor,
give
service
the
as
in
$235,000,
to
1960,
6,500
&
with
new
to
the new trains will give the Maine Central
activity- which, it is hoped, can be expanded
Maine a better mail, express and fast freight
that
added
Miller
Mr.
"a
•
principal underwriter.
business is the designing, manufacturing and selling
categories: light weight nuts, principally the
"Kaylock" self-locking nut; and "Lady Ellen" "Klippies" pin curl clips,
a
ladies hair styling device.
Net proceeds to the company from its
.sale of stock will be added to the company's working capital.
To the
10,000
Peabody & Co
Lazard Freres &
3,000
Co
Stearns
companies
oldest
company's
Co
&
Bear,
J.
listed
Leesona
follows:
as
the
ox
7875 Telegraph Road,
Inc.,
products
;V\/-V
'
completion of the financing the company's
solely of 607,800 shares of common stock.
consist
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
is
The
of
Aug.
principles.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
capitalization
One
Logan.
company
infrared
.
Jonathan
the issuing company and 200,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
the present holders thereof.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
William R. Staats &
company
of the company is located in Waltham, Mass, with
a
laboratory im- Riverside, Calif,
and another facility in Needham,
Mass. The company has acquired a site in Santa Barbara, Calif, on
which a new 30,000 square ioot plant will be constructed at an
esti¬
mated
cost of
$500,000, with an additional expenditure of $200,000
machinery.
also elected
was
by
Principal plant
for
firm,
board of directors.
by
unit
detectors
infrared
of
and
company
Industries
BUSINESS—Infrared
facturer
by
V- °
purposes.
Philadelphia
the
"V;,'
president E. Spencer Miller, who proposed the plan
the condition that his road's heavily-losing passenger
schedule could be eliminated, said- every effort
will be made to
insure its success.
He said both labor and management have pledged
their efforts to this end.
Pico-Rivera, Calif., filed a regis¬
24 covering 300,000 shares of
stock, of which 100,000 shares are to be offered for public sale
common
by
financing
new
and 35,000 shares a sale by three stockholders of part
holdings, of the stock.
company
of
statement
earlier.
their substantial
of
of
Logan's
and
and
on
ago
year
a
V '
President
•'•
Central
Maine
existing Jonathan
irom
Bangor
Vanceboro.
France.
be offered for public sale at com¬
petitive bidding. The net proceeds from the bond sale will be used to
repay short-term bank loans aggregating $3,000,000 incurred for the
construction of a utility plant and the balance will be applied to the
company's construction program. Such program for the years 1960-1964
contemplates expenditures of $84,830,000. According to the prospectus,
the remaining funds necessary to finance such program will be obtained
from the company's treasury, from aniiual operating revenues, from
temporary
bank
borx-owings and from the
sale of approximately
$14,000,000 of additional securities in 1S63.—V. 187, p. 1207.
bonds,
the
operate'between Commercial Street Station, Portianu,
freight yard, and between the Bangor freight yard
will
trains
completed the equipping of a manufacturing plant in Moussey (Vosges),
When this facility is in full operation the subsidiary is ex¬
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—Registers Bonds—
mortgage
transportation of piggyback,
will begin operating on the
business,
About
This company, of 25 Monument Circle, Indianapolis, Ind., filed a reg¬
istration statement with the SEC on Aug. 25 covering $12,000,000 of
first
mail, milk, express and available for
freight and other high-priority traffic
lines ox the railroad Sept. 6, date of
the rbad's discontinuance of passenger train service.
The
joint announcement, made Aug.
14 by the railroad and its
operating brotherhoods, was the result oi an agreement made with
the cooperation of all parties, and stated the new mail-merchandise
S.
U.
handling
trains
Fast
Kaynar, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
.
'
tne company
Monday, August 29, 1960
, . .
Central RR.—New Service-
Maine
announced by Davie.
companies are Linsk of
medium price dresses,
was
.
Jonathan
of
Kaynar,
acting
through Blytn & Co., Inc., as representative, have entered into an
Underwriting Agreement with the selling shareholders and tne company
whereby eacn of such underwriters has severally agreed to purchase
from the selling shareholders and the company the total number of
snares of common stock set opposite its name below.
'
acquired by
be
subsidiary
the
tration
below,
named
underwriters
several
it
the, manufacturer of Betty Barclay was founded in
1901 and has shown a profit for each of the past 17 years.
Mr. Schwartz said he expected the acquistion, negotiations for Modern
Juniors to be completed by the end of this month. The terms will
also be on the basis of an exchange of stock.—V. 192, p. 403.
in
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company, subsequent to the
sale by the company of oO,000 common shares, consists of: $3,042,542
of long-term debt; 285,200 shares of cumulative preferred stock;
and
525,815 shares of 50-cent par value common stock and 857,459 shares
of class A common stock. The class A stock is a special class of redeem¬
able non-voting stock created solely for issuance to company employees.
UNDERWRITERS—The
will
Linsk,
member
owned
oi
earnings
and
sales
period
earnings
net
August,
of
.
No administrative changes are contemplated in the Linsk firm, which
will be operated under the presidency of Joseph Linsk as a wholly-*-:
EARNINGS—The company reported net sales for the 12
v
stockholders.
a
'--V
-v..>-;/■■■ ■-
■
which
Logan
Nevada corporation, manufactures mate¬
plants located in Oregon and Illinois,
operate in The Netherlands, Scotland,
and Brazil.
Australia
end
Jonathan Logan's board of directors also declared a
regular quar¬
terly dividend of 12 Mi cents per share on its outstanding common stock.
Acquisition of Linsk of Pniladelphia will mean tne addition of the
popular Betty Barclay dress to Jonathan Logan's low and medium
price range. Terms of the acquisition agreement, which will be effec¬
tive Aug. 31,
are on an exchange of stock basis. Linsk snareholders
will receive
37,500 shares of .-authorized but unissued common .Stock
on
Aug. 31, and, on Nov. 30, will receive 100,000 snares of class A
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc. offered publicly on
Aug. 24 130,000 shares of this company's common stock
at $22.50 per share.
group
PROCEEDS—Of
the
by
Scnwartz, President of Jonathan Logan. The
Philadelphia, Inc., manuiacturer of low and
and Modern Juniors-Lou Galowitz & Co., Inc.
■'
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
(798)
for
the
Corp.—Sales
corporation
$96,651,553
increase
of
compared
&
for
with
Net Rise—
the
six
months
$87,132,420
for
ended June,-3?;
the first halt
10.9%,
were
$76,715,396
increase of 11.7%
.
against
.
$68,658,822
for
the
first halt
Volume
Net
earnings
preferred
cents
in
the
dividend
of
crease
12.1%
Number
192
first
1960
5981
half
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
after
equal,
$3,197,435,
were
requirements, to $1.04 per common share, an in¬
the adjusted net earnings of $2,851,793 or 91
over
share
common
for
tlie
months of 1959.
In
commenting upon the outlook for the las* half of 1960, Ward
Melville, Chairman, and Robert C. Erb, President, jointly stated that
"we anticipate a continuation of the upward trend in both sales and
earnings."•'?
:;v
Melville's current expansion program
calls for the opening of 51
Thorn McAn and Miles family scores in the next 14 weeks. Tnese stores
will bring the total of Tno.n McAn, Miles and John Ward stores to
1,170.—V, 192, p. 210.,
a
has called for
redemption oh Oct. 1,
first serial 4%
bonds dated Oct. 1,
1945, due Oct. 1, 1965 at 100.53%. Payment will
be made at The Hanover Bank, 70 Eroaawayr New \ork, N. Y.
Memphis Street Ry. Co.)
1960, all of its outstanding
(formerly
company
Mensh
Investment
&
Associates, Inc.—
Development
Exchange—New Financing—
of
the
corporation's
interests
its securities for all of the
Metropolitan Limited Partnership, the Mensh Limited
and Mentor Investments, Inc., all of Washington, D. C.
Partnership
the exchange,
In
principal
34,485
„tc
offer
exchange
the
in
its
corporation acquires ownership
of
a
modern
office
building located at 1910 K Street, N. W., tne
McAlburt Apartments,
with
114 garden-type units at Tunlaw Road
and
Davis
Place, N. W., and the John Carroll Apartments, at 528
23rd
Street,
Inc.
N.
capital
W.
District
a
this
of
The
stock,
the
also
corporation
Columbia
Landvoigt,
placing and
'<
-
E.
A.
owns
now
engaged
company
the
in
servicing of mortgages.
.*
;•
•<
";'v>
'
The
principal assets which make up
the new corporation were
originally syndicated oy Miy Mensh during the past five years. Ac¬
cording to Mr. Mensh, the switch from the partnership or syndicate
will
sale
contained
amount
the
in
to
to
202,030
the
for
of
the
$63,972
preceding
belcw
outstanding after completion
i-hi.'iv
shares,...
and
terms
subject
Agreement
severally
nave
to
dated
the
Aug.
made
purchase from the company the full
forth below opposite their respective
set
stock
common
respectively,
18,
firm
a
number
of
conditions
1960,
the
commitment
shares
common
names.
The purchase price
representing a commission to the underwriters
of 54V2C per share. The underwriters will be reimbursed by the com¬
pany for their expenses, estimated at $15,000. The company has agreed
tnat the underwriters and their principals may purchase at the offer¬
ing price for their own accounts rot more than 10,000 of the total
100,000 common shares, the allocation of such shares to be determined
will
be
$4.33
the
by
underwriter.
be
to
are
Delivery pf the shares and payment
approximately 20 days after the registration
made
statement becomes effective, subject to variation by agreement between
the,, managing underwriter and the company.
•
,
The
underwriters
public
at
representing
tnat price.
'' '
share
per
and in
of not
concession
a
remaining shares in part to
part to certain dealers at a
than
more
Shares
■
.
offer the
to
propose
$4,875
price
Marron, Sloss &
Harrison &
—v.
191,
Co., Inc.
Co.___
;
...
of
real
estate
in vestment
to
corporate form follows a pattern
elsewhere in recent years.
The
the owners of the partnership
interests and the Mentor stockholders is regarded as a significant vote
of confidence 'in the new corporation
and its management. '
\
which
has
been
unanimous
Mr.
successfully
response
Schwinn &
■
-
Shares
.
Schweickart & Co
B.
Co.____
12,500
5,000
"
;
Mensh
stated
that
the
early
date, a general public offering of approximately $3,000,000 of units of
8 %
convertible
subordinated debentures and capital stock.—V.
191,
contemplates, ' at
corporation
an
1007.
p.
yy
-
Minnesota
Mining & Manufacturing Co., of
Pharmaceutical Co. of Morris
St. Paul, Minn., and
Plains, N. J., said on
Aug. 22 that they are engaged in negotiations for the purpose of com¬
bining the two companies.
William L. ■ McKnight, 3M Board Chairman,
and Elmer H. Bobst,
Warner-Lambert
..
Warner-Lambert
details
and
and
.Chairman,
subsequent
stockholders
bination
be
can
emphasized
approval
by
further discussion
of
respective boards of directors
that
the
the
of
two firms will be
achieved,
.s-.
/v •,■
...
EXCHANGE
The
the
company
SEC
Aug.
on
covering
10,
12,000
filed
1960
holders
before
necessary
any
com¬
;
i
shares' of
to
and
dies,
and
business
offered
at
The
td
of
materials,
raw
/..-V."
expenses.
;•
••■
-
Publishing
$43,304,167 $39,638,999
_____
Broadcasting
Miscellaneous
11,563,275
,
j
10,771,057
4,540,372
;___
.
1960.
1,407,345
_
The
share
per
revenue
and
Costs
Expenses-'^
Wages and
depreciation
for
Interest
and
State
Year's
48.627,569
1,923,092
unless
reduced
that
is
that
after further
directors
stock¬
and
Mining
&
Manu¬
in
the dividend
case,
would
"A"
class
the
able
on
*'121,351
4,267,000
26,999
4,306,000
.
Income
Taxes—
__.i--i._-"
Adjustments
12,057.
in
of
the
ment
Costs
and
$54,986,784 $47,561,631
Expenses.————
earnings ~—1—
Net
earnings
(1,321',87.6
in
187?
—V.
share
per
shares
1959)
$4,421,030
common
stock:
1960—1,298,975
in
of
shares
the
class
"A"
stockholder
2492.
Robert
of
entirely
an
-
be
may
in
part
3M may-elect to
common
pointed
connectors
that
out
witn
wide
the
range.—'V.
converted
into
line
applications
industrial automation fields.
line is
The
in
paid
of
involved
recent
192,
a
satellite
new design
which
achieves miniaturization to approximately one-third
of the size of previously exiting connectors wljile still meeting missile,
approach
satellite
automation
and
development
work
requirements.
Over two years
research and
of
development, he said.
Mr. Dibkerman stated that since many new products are iiicluded
iri the line, new markets will be opened up for. the company. The
new
design approach has met with wide engineering acceptance, he
said and should substantially enlarge the company's share of the total
market.
connector
sales
represented
are
The
tion
to
year
and
which begins Oct.
addition
In
to
and
connectors
this
should
make
immediate
an
enhance
earnings in the -company's
1, Mr. Dickerman 'Said.
contribu¬
1960-61
fiscal
the
development
cables,
and
instruments.—V.
also designs and
191,
manufactures
1986.
p.
192,
at
in
three-fifths
of
three-fifths
of
"A"
at the option
share of 3M' com¬
a
of
of
share
a
common
organization
the
transaction
3M
would
has
common
be
approximately
traded
in
the
$70
.'".f ?:*■
contracts
Aug.
24
Administration
Business
to
Marine Midland Corp., announced on
has filed a proposal with the Small
form
"small
a
business
investment
com¬
pany" under the provisions of the Small Business Investment Company
Act of 1958. This company, to be known as Midland Capital Corp., will
have
an
initial
paid-in capital and surplus of $1,000,000
and will
be
capable
In
need
develops.
announcing Marine Midland's plan to enter this field, Mr; Maull
development of SBIC's has interested us since the program
set
up
in
law
the
to
the
as
"The
said
was
expansion
of
1958
in
the
with
and
past
effectively
opportunity
few
the .amendments
which have
months,
Midland
develop
to
Marine
this
method
of
been
now
made
has
the
financing, small
businesses.
may
Capital Corp., as a 'small business investment company'
lend small business corporations on convertible debentures or
make direct investment in their stocks. A recent survey indicates
that
there
of
number
are
in
the
sound
served
areas
'small
by
business'
Marine Midland
corporations
in
banks
need
of
served
be
to
a
Marine
by
profitable
Midland
banks
investment for
our
and
to
a
Fuel
Supply
City
to
a
goodly
at
the
same
time
prove
corporation."
to
offering x>f
represented
six
of
100,000 shares
was
made
on
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds from the sale will be applied to the
retirement
of
all
loans
against accounts
receivable,
amounting to
$33,150, improvements and expansion of the company's properties and
the
balance to general funds.
books,
catalogues,
reference
Nassau
and
books.
Corp.,
industrial
Principal
gross
offices
are
in
New
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
work for the company.
EARNINGS—For
reported
principal products of the company include hand¬
tochnicT manuals; brochures, training manuals and
the
income
fiscal
from
year
ended
preparation
The
sales
30,
The
technical
publications
of
(&
with
President
T.
to
and.net
for
equal
the
Peax'ce
said:
period
were
prior
ended
inventories
these
years,
Board
"As
prior
results
share
per
last
;
the
in
perforated
of
metals,
specialty
National-Standard
Germany,
machinery
has
and
for';
built
•
However,
compared
nine months
were
the
$29,828,284,
net'
$1.31.
steel,
and
industrial
V-.'
wire
cloth,
of fine wires,'
England, West
variety
a
in eight states, Canada,
Mexiou.—V. 191, p. 1775.
;.P *•'
earnings
customers
plants
Africa
South
flat
carbon
and :
Parkin
and
For
are
high
•
stock,"
common
H.
when
strike.
30, 1958, the
$1,385,854 and per-suare-earnings
manufacturer
of
W.
sales
1959,
steel
were
net'
the
period last f,
$3,186,280. <
year.
satisfactory."
company's net sales
June
earnings
taxes
axter
Chairman
than
to
comparable
expected,
we
lower
•
National Theatres & Television, Inc.—Receives Pay't—
Gerald
B.
Theatres
Cantor,
&
Chairman of
Payment
at
tne
The
for
was
N.
new
Y.,
WDAF-TV
and
close
to
190,
television
Included
station, and a coixstruction permitv;
property in both Missouri and Kansas.
; ;
are
Transcontinent,
already
Scranton,
makes its headquarters in Buifalo,,
television and radio stations in Buffalo,
and
San
Diego
and
Bakersfield,
Calif.,
owns
Pa.,
1182.
p.
National
Video Corp.—Shows Gains—
•
corporation, of Chicago, and its affiliated company Rico Elec¬
Inc. of Puerto Rico, makers of catnode ray picture, .-tubes-', for j
television
Industry, announced
year
fiscal
gain
a
$9,750,000
NT&T
station
owner,
Rochester,
—V.
of
subsidiary, National-Missouri TV, Inc., disposed of WDAF
station,
WDAF-FM.
The
received
18
N. Y.
NT&T
radio
President of National
and
Board
sold its Kansas City
property to Transcontinent Television Corp.
made by David C. Moore, President of Transcontinent,
of Marine Midland Trust Co. of New York, at
120
offices
Broadway,
the
Television, Inc., on Aug;
by which a subsidiary
agreement
tne
showed.
$2.02
period
same
K.
the
for
earnings
snarehoiders,
nine-month
abnormal
sales
Net
earnings
$3.03
letter
a
30.
^
Subs.)—Net Down—A
with
of
ended
net
the
for
15%.
share
profits
the
on
(each
of
snare
2.3-1.
previous
fiscal
of
year
$14,852,531—•.
•
net
outstanding
Aug. 22 that combined net sales
1960 amounted to'$17,047,104. This
on
31.
May
sales
amounted
carrying
with
it
to $1.84 per'
class B shares
and
beneficial
a
Electronics (.This
Rico
equal
$1,131,869,
616,667 class A
combined
share
to
interest
in
one
with net profits
like number
compares
of
of
compares
"An
Wyoming
activity
far,
wells
these
of
gas
day highlighted
reported.
a
Nightingale
participated in
Mr.
well in
itself and one
of
drilling
the
which its
wildcats
were
and
County,
southwestern
wells
in
Utah,
the other
and
Wyoming.
a
wells
11
the cost
wells,
one
a
development well in
companies
without
in
Net
end,
equal
fiscal
as
Cole,
current
period
Largest
pipe
eastward
20-inch
of
four
th°
is
were
non¬
wildcat
a
construction
of
two
miles of
20.2
Wyoming from a point near the WyomingUtah
border.
The
new
pipeline
will parallel
two. existing 18-inch
pipelines.
i
'
'
^
■ '..V;?'"' u
Other
projects include the construction of
6.7
miles
of 24-inch
pipeline in E'ttiigration Canyon, Utah; 6.4 miles of 20-inch pipeline
from Kanda Junction
to Green
River, Wyoming;
and 11.6 miles of
reconditioned
An
60%
3V2%
in
Net
profit
share
would
provision,
the
as
in the
two
debt
the
a
meeting
July 27,
on
of
the
issues
capital,"
1971
and
the
from
revenues
$73,000
from
Fuel's
revenues
Wyoming
are
full
in
ment
of
the
ceiling
derived
account
service
revenues,
from
the
report
Utah
for
approximately
noted.
service.—V.
The
191,
major
2% of
portion
the
at
the
the
first
the
It
company.
months of
period in 1959.
months
in
June,
was
1959,
stated
of
end
this'
first six
same
six
that
1960,
Per
down
according
earnings
to
in¬
large
year's results.
for
:
for six months of the current
Newport News
while ixxcome
for
the
same
period
in
1959
>ear
was
an
vessels
of
in
caigo
ships for the United States Lines Co. Oiher
shipyard's backlog include the 1,100 foot nuclear carrier
and a submarine tender, a tanker
four nuclear submarines
Mariner-type vessels.
noted
was
other
which
five
the
four
and
of
apparent
Enterprise,
and
may
part
of
the
V
in
consists largely
business
of
long-
conversion, and hydraulic turbine
large unit value, the performance
periods as long as several years. A sub¬
business is with departments and
and contracts therefor are subject to
company's
States
renegotiation,
to
provide, and,
government,
in
the
of
iaV
1959
of
may
number
the
and
and
of
nnr
13,155
over
United
contracts
convenience
shipyard's
repair
contracts
extend
of the
the
limitations
profit
the
construction
agencies
the
that
construction,
stantial
and
for the construction of a Polaris submarine at a
$32,405,000, and on July 13, 1960, the company sub¬
low bid approximating $50,000,000 for the con¬
Navy
price
mitted
Equivalent
total
share
the
in
during
for
Billings during the first half of the year were $98,083,950
1960; $103,562,571 ill 1959.
On July 22, 1960, the company executed a contract with the Depart¬
of
by
by
based
for
$4,502,755
$98,645,765.
company
service
per
$90,453,334
the
gives
to
$2.79
were
income
issue
report continued.
Wyoming
the
Gross
Commission.
Mountain
of
tive
termship
a
Net
—
part upon estimates and is subject to
year-end audit, adjustments and charges, and is not necessarily indica¬
60%
places it
have
company
rate increase in Wyoming averaging 14.9%
a
its
of
amendment
other
of
use
is seeking
increase
the
issues
the' report said. A hearing on the application was conducted
3
at Evanston,
Wyoming, before the Wyoming Public
Revenues
its
debenture
203.
p.
$4,730,690
with
$2.93
is
struction
River.
and
2
Service
of
Green
the debenture holders at
two
basis;
same
year,
Aug.
formation
It
company
which
Irom
increasing the debt limitation provision of the com¬
due in 1C71 from 50%. of total capital to
other
flexibility
The
per
the
limitation
the
west
191,
amounted
earnings
announcement
an
said.
report
"Since
debt
pipeline
ago.—V.
year
compared
year
.
debentures
approved by
was
the
18-inch
amendment
pany's
period —V.
o,
on
tne
191,
cases,
that existing law
to termination at
/'
-
employees,
weeK
extent
the
some
a
I960
40-hour
period
as
'
;
basis,
numbered
witfc|
compared
607.
p.
2204.
p.
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—To Redeem Debs.—
NAFI
This
Corp.—Proposes Offering—
corporation,
statement with
group
of
terms
The
are
the
527
SEC
23rd
on
debentures due
underwriters
The
to
company
1980,
headed
interest
be
Ave.,
Aug.
Oakland,
by
Calif.,
&
rate,
supplied by
public offering
amendment.
is
in
engaged
filed
a
registration
covering
Shields
various
has called for redemption oil Sept. 19, 1960, all of
outstanding 4%%
convertible debentures, it was an¬
recently by Earle J. Maehold, President. The debentures will
redemmed
at
103.93%
of the principal amount plus interest to
The
$7,500,000 of convertible
to be offered for public sale through
23,
Company
price
businesses,
and
Lehman
underwriting
ana
the
textile
corporation
company's
nounced
be
Sept.
19,
Each
of
including
-.
Dips—News—
in
Trail Unit,
Mountain
the
President, said that sales in the first two months of
year had exceeded all past records, and that esti¬
these two months were far ahead of the same
for
Newport News Shipbuilding <& Dry Dock Co.
totalled
report.
^
fiscal
to
the
the
on
approximately 11%..
of
gain
share
common
capital amounted to $2,565,920 as-of May 31,
1960
with $1,676,061 in the previous year. The current ratio
and equivalent amounted to $1,708,724 at the
yearcoixipaied with $998,150 in the previous year.
Slightly from
which
in
per
Cash
Fuel has substantial
interest.
•', : -u;Vv.v
Near Coalville, Utah, investigative work is being done on the Chalk
Creek structure to: determine its suitability for; underground gas stor¬
age, the report said.'
,
Four
large pipeline projects are underway or pending,
according
western-Wyoming
1953—a
earnings
producers;
drilling
are
$1.65
working
Asher J.
•
the
to
minor.
was
completed as
fields, and five
other
addition,
In
drilling
$1,018,996
mated
of
of
share
year's
the
were
three
were
development wells in existing
productive.-Two are still drilling.
Currently, Mountain Fuel is drilling two
Uintah
for the growth :
company's Canyon Creek field in south¬
a calculated absolute open flow potential
has
feet
has
company
to
factors largely responsible
the
in
which
cubic
thus
The
the
as
well
extension
88,000,000
a
company
June
nine-months
In
this
Is
Handy, William Stix Wasserman, Arnold
Eugene M. Zuckert.—V. 191, p. 2640.
compares
report
products"
and
processes
corporation
and
for
*
subordinated
the
ended
was
cited
were
earnings.-
the
1960
the
company and its wholly-owned Canadian subsidiary reported
of $37,582,977 and net earnings after taxes^of $2,122,541
for
and
in
Miles-Samuelson
commercial
Hill
National-Standard Co.
this; year,
Erothers.
April
of
York.
handles
of
John L.
shares
,
BUSINESS—The
the
1959,
new
N.P.D.C.
Warren
Combined
months
of the offering will be used to expand
th? commercial possibilities of patents, and"1
licensing of the
E.
Christen,
common
first
by
and
B.
shareholders.
the
proceeds
evaluate
sale
Hamilton, Secretary;
common
for
organized in March, 1959, as a service
v individuals
in connection with the u
the
period
Common Stock'
—
Brig. Gen.
Jess '
Larson. Officers and other directoi*s are Jerome I.
Fcldman, President;
Martin M. Pollak, Vice-President and
Treasurer; Lord Malcolm Douglas
tronics,
same
com¬
and
the
for
Air-Shields
patents^'and
first six months
the
income
of
MANAGEMENT—Chairman
share,
on
of Miles-Samuelson, Inc.
Aug. 23 by a group headed
by Marron, Sloss & Co., Inc. The stock was priced at
$4,875 per share.
stock
net
the
of
;
was
corporations
to
the
Increases in residential and commercial gas sales, a smaller increase
in industrial gas sales, the addition of 9,665 new customers' meters,
and a rate increase in Utah which became effective on Feb. 27 of
Miles-Samuelson, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pub¬
common
for
net income
over
shares
N.P.D.C.
list,
promote
Exchange.
Co.-^-Net Up—News—
company's
increase
an
with
client
Earnings (net income) for the first six months of 1960 increased$2,837,783, or $1.30 a share, compared with $2,734,045, or $1.25
more
lic
Stock
York
New
49,364
307.
p.
exploitation
radio and television
1959, it was reported by W. T. Nightingale, President, in an interim
additional
capital which could, in many instances, be supplied by Midland Capital.
Corp. We therefore believe that such a company would supplement the
services already rendered by Marine Midland banks to their customers,"
make a
significant- contribution to the economic well-being of the
areas
the
on
.
"Midland
may
192,
PROCEEDS—The
the
the
in
cost
Midland Capital Ccrp.—To Be Formed—
Maull, President of
that Marine Midland
listed
the
processes.
N.P.D.C. acts
as .
lor corporate and other clients
througn which uormanc and '
patents, px-ocesses and new products can be licensed, sold or.
acquired. At the present time, 23 American companies have signed
5,-
Acquired—
of
unused
This
Lake
mailed
191, p. 2091.
channel
a,
$77
to
....
is
for
commercial
A
1960
report
of
corporation on Aug. 19 offered 150,J00 ■
shares of common stock (par 10) at $1 through
Globus, '
Inc., and Ross, Lyon & Co., Inc., as co-underwriters.
stock.
403.
Monon
showed
dav
Offered—This
stock, will
"A"
cf
Two
Baldwin
Salt
1961.—V.
National Patent Development Corp.
time
any
share. At any time after the tenth
the holders of the class "A" stock to
basis
class
weeks,
p.
Mountain
The
first
Corp.—Acquires—
for each
acquisition plan.-—V.
404.
p.
will
1,
the
1962—$4,000,000;
1965—$8,000,000. Net proceeds
be used to pay, in part, the install¬
and
M.
totaled $44,783,791
City,
Ind.
western
manufacture of micro-miniature
Microdot
stock
common
year
Ind., to Indianapolis and Louisville. The road's only
passenger service runs between Chicago and Louisville. General offices
are
located in Chicago and operating headquarters are based in La¬
of
coaxial
and
transformers
line
new
in
Michigan
day following
1961—$10,010,030;
of
3M
on
P. Madigan.
V.
At
a
meeting of Monon's board of directors held on Aug. 17, in
Washington,; D. C.( Mr. Coleman was elected Chairmari of the Board
and
Messrs, Brown and Madigan were named Directors.
Monon is principally a freight carrier operating 'frqm Chicago and
250
missile,
the
result of
the
over
business
follows:
debentures
months
Working control of the Monon Railroad has been acquired by an
investment group headed by W.
C
Coleman of Milwaukee and two
long-time Chicago business associates, attorneys J. Roy Browning and
connectors,
includes
the
nine
per
require
the
on
share
at $80
Monon RR.—Control
—V.
new
first
as
1964—$3,000,000;
$1.35
be
There is no way of estimating at this time the total dollar amount
which might be involved. However, Warner-Lambert has
approximately
5,260*000 common shares outstanding. If all of the proposed class
"A"' shares were eventually
converted, the total number of 3M com¬
In
pur-
outstanding.
Riddle, Jr.,, President of NARCO, stated that 99;66% of
Air-Shields outstanding shares were tendered for
exchange under the I
to
in whole or
shares
it
stock
James
•
line of precision micro¬
new
coaxial
power,
of
the
year
$10,010,000 due Jan.
Board
its
mon
tion
fayette,
and combination
Dickerman,: announced on Aug. 19.
S.
Dickerman
Mr.
different
and
has introduced
Inc.
multi-contact
President
$3.28
sale,
of
The
up
mon
1960,
5,
Directors of
this
corporation at a special meeting
Aug. 16 consummated the acquisition of
Air-Shields, Inc. of Hat-'
boro, Pa. and declared the plan effective.
Under the plan, National Aeronautical
(NARCO) exchange 2.9 shares
stock, but it cannot be called until five years after its issue.
Daring the succeeding five-year period, it may be called at 3M's elec¬
each
April
on
,
$3.34
Microdot Inc.—New Products—
Microdot
•
______
P.
miniature,
$4,255,770
each
National Aeronautical
Edward
Total
Net
before
or
compared
stock
to
On
which
$3,000,000;
com¬
received
will
dividend
class
the
have
stock
the
on
from
return
proportionately.
"A"
for
television.
and
common
stock
of Chris-Craft Corp.
for
$11,990,000 was paid In cash and $28,010,000
represented by Nafi's 6% note payable to National Bank of Detroit
agent for Chris-Craft's former stockholders. The said note is
pay¬
as
paying
for
means
a
probably
the
on
provide
dividend
he
reduction
a
class
of
to
a
which
dividend
there
In
is
stock
stockholder
The
41,513,197
1,609,026
196,122
amortisation--____
&
____
Federal
Prior
$59,407,814 $51,817,401
.
plans,
the
by
Minnesota
Expenses:
Materials,
Prov.
;__a
present
approved
companies,
"A"
to
annual
stock.
common
780,000.
Total
class
equal
company
stock
1959
i960
.
Revenue:
that
event
and
two
the;,Warner-Lambert
bined
convert
Publishing Co. (& Subs.)—Statement—
•'
the
of
purpose
year,
Meredith
the
of
mon
par
($25 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds
are
to be used for the purchase
tools
be
the
finalized
are
each
Co. will issue one-half share of its common stock and one
share
of
a
special class "A" voting stock to be authorized by its
stockholders, tor each share of the common stock of Warner-Lambert.
be
stock
common
of
facturing
with
notification
of
letter
a
Files With
—
PLAN—In
investigation';
in
Mercury Horseshoe Co., Baltimore, Md.
Securities and Exchange Cpmmission—-
radio
gas,
outstanding
of
-BUSINESS—The company
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co.—Merger Talk.
a
adopted
part of
the
on
and
the
January
.
form
oil
all
was
below
snare
a
'
.
L.
12,500
:
.
200
70,000
,—
274$.
p.
cuased
7
share
per
managing
therefore
specialty,
$40,000,000,
Underwriting
named
underwriters
which involves issuance by the corporation of $704,550
of r3% - convertible
subordinated
debentures
and
of
to
$14,972,
and
3''' •>;'
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
amount
shares
applicable
earnings
$1,177,313
CAPIIALIZATION—Common stock to be
of
the
,
Sidney Z. Mensh, President of this corporation, which was organized
in July,
1959, with headquarters in tne Cafritz Building, 1613 Eye
Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.; has announced 100%
acceptance
net
and
compared with
fiscal year.""'1
six
comparable
Memphis Transit Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
The
$1,675,594
(799)
1960.
$100
Niagara
business
on
debenture
is
convertible
approximately 3.15 shares
any time up to the blose of
all conversion rights will ter-
into
Mohawk common stock at
Sept. 19, 1960, after which
8
minate.
will
103.93%
plus
their
tion
to
to
the
receive
to The
interest." He emphasized
convert their debentures
accrued
of
as
Net
15
to
cents
First? National
A
outstanding
on
dividend
and
to
be
paid Sept.
30,
total
E.
in
1957
in
1960
to
issue
the
the
He
1437.
p.
Nixon-Baldwin
statement
the SEC
with
subordinated
stock.
mon
Chemicals
Nixon,
Aug. 24,
on
debentures,
The
Inc.,
due Oct.
company
N.
1960.
to
filed
and
offer
securities
underwriting
cipal
holds
share,
per
terms
underwriters
Each
Inc.
shares of
each has agreed
shares at $1 per share.
mon
Organized under Delaware law
1960,
ary,
it
as
the company adopted
purchased for
Works,
'
The
incurred
of
for
supply
addition
In
Chairman;
of
Allen
Period
indebtedness,
of
stock,
the
Other
in
Inc.,
June,
Net
granted Grosvenor-Dale
$75,000.:
George
—V.
■■
American
corporation,
of
without
shares
15
persons,
The
Fria,
for
issuance
directors
exercise
upon
and
private
company
investors,
dustrial
The
plant
sites
other
and
include
promoters
residential
related
and
other
officers
$4
at
$4
(all
of
proceeds
the
in
the
acquired
addition
sale
stock
used
to
in
the
total
a
:
will
be
added
with
aluminum
vessel;
to
North
American
Y.—Files
With
Premium
of
later
its
proceeds
business;
new
for
be
to
are
and
to
the
liquidate
to
purchase
promotion
of
Corp.,
The
company has
of
its
5Vz%
shares
plus
dividends
stock
of
of
record
called
for
redemption
1.
$1.37%
13,
per
192, p.
I960.—V.
Pacific
Ry.
Bros.
&
bid
to
The
*
■
certificates
scaled
are
to
'
-
98.327
*
Security
and
150
for
the
certificates
refrigerator
next,
for
will
be
provided
to
cost
well
as
by
6%
year
Option
for
are
500 steel box
less
than
Dec.
of
Nuclear
the
board
Metals
development
and
space
ment,
of
cars
and
is
the
with
at
corporation
the
par
SEC
($1
Aug.
Aug.
on
12,
I960
filed
sales
our
*
by
and
,
as
June
17%.
The proceeds
are
a
and
,
8ales
of
this
approximately
of
!•'
component
Industries
for
5%%
greater
for
six months of
than
the
<•«.>%*: 'i<i
vX"
-
-
"
->
•
>
~
in
issuance
be
Des
of
the
The
the
amount
thereafter
191,
p.
the
-
i£e
*' '•
offering
The
It
35,000
is
used
and
for
general corporate purposes; re¬
investment to produce an
and
development and inventory
inventory
research
East
in
the
two-way radio field; to purchase
capital and to pay the cost of ac¬
is
*
Restricted Stock
.
•
.
has
The
Insurance
made
began
for
Co.,
which
issuing life
cent
75
a
share
per
selling
stock
lists
W.
shares.
common
will
be
added
to
the conduct of its business.
Ritter
M.
in January, 1959.
Net proceeds of the
the
general working
policies
insurance
and used in
company
prospectus
a
paid.
additional
the
of
filed
on Aug.
18, 1960, covering 300,000
offered for public sale at $5 per share.
on a
best efforts basis by Pre.cire.,
i-
be
outstanding 512,367
the
of
funds
be
be
Ark.,
Fayetteville,
St.,
the SEC
to
subsidiary,
a
to
Mountain
with
stock,
to
Inc.,
company
now
sale
329,750 shs.
President.
as
•
Risk
Preferred
of
Fayetteville^ owns 125,000 shares (24.4% ) of the
and it and the issuer's management officials own
aggregate of 262,904 shares, or 51.3%.
•
outstanding
an
stock;
.
2418.
of
and
$428
through
Public Service .Electric & Gas, Co.—Registers. Bonds—
This
July,
February,
until
'
1962.
••
.
•
"the
y
_
earnings were reported for the
corporation in its annual report made;
ended
June
30,
the
of
$1.90
National
100%
191,
p.
due
net
Coming
ties
top
on
of
an•
appreciable
increase
called
ior
sinking fund,
plus
accrued
City Bank
redemption
Oct.
on
$1,679,000 of its
interest
of New
Payment
York,
2
old
in.
to
will
sell
suance
Undisclosed
-
merchant
next,
through
debentures, due
be
made
Broadway, New
marine
at
York
.V-Ihte
to
are
tion
two
Y
be
registrar
and
paying
corporation's
from
and
the
will
5%
SS
Atlantis
Aug.
of
18.
cash.
of
Columbus,
was
Verhes,
,
$olely
be
sale
will
used
be
added
it for
by
portion
a
of
general
its
about
general
the
to
Competitive
on .or
funda
*
corporate pur¬
outstanding Ishort-term bank
cost of its-current^■-construc-
an
drug field
additional
securities,
the
for
current
electric
plant,
construction
In
not
company
finance this
will be re¬
basis or
short-term
a
subsequent
to
of is¬
years
types, and times
determined.
been
will
large
require
distribution
and
to
order
the
on
and" in
amounts,
have
program.
transmission
the
funds
both,,
or
The
additional securities
facilities
expen¬
and
gas
of
larger
additional
turbine-generator
and
related
facilities at
Generating Station. The Mercer Generating Station will have
turbine-generator units of 320,000 kilowatt capacity each, the
an
of
which
in
May
will
is
is
scheduled
1961.
have
for
a
in
that
$145,000,000
$150,000,000.—V. 192,
"
The
for
unit
capacity
service
estimated
service
p.
1962.
in
1960,
December
and
the
342,000
'
«
construction
and
in
added at Sewaren Generating
kilowatts and is expected to
being
of
1961
expenditures
will
be
between
—V
.
will
ap¬
$140,000,000
and
in
1960
444.
Public Service Co. of Colorado—Files for Offering—
This
company,
900 Fifteenth
statement with the SEC on
$100
-
par
cumulative
Street,
Barney
underwriting terms
genere,(.A.{updp .to
,
Denver,
filed
a
registration
Aug. 18, 1960, covering 150,000 snares or
preferred stock, to be offered
for public sale
underwriters headed by The First Boston Corp..
a
group of
Blyth & Co., Inc. and
Smith,
offering price and
The net proceeds
the
for gas facilities.
contemplated that
borrow
further. financing.
any
••••.
-
.tote6t..^C4ttl8ition marks fur.ther penetration of
Presi¬
for
to
proximate
Industries Corp.
Ohio. Arie
The, transaction
:
' '
was
presently
additional
available
It
United
...
,
drug manufacturer
on
Sept. 1, 1990.
be submitted
Sewaren
The
N
Station
bonds,
& Pharmaceutical
>
amount
mature
bonds
portions, are for the completion of the
Mercer Generating Station and related
facilities and the.installa¬
new
Corp.—Appointments-
insured
is
I960
of
While
first
Shipping
it
distribution
388.
announced
proceeds
undertake
18, 1978.
ethical
dent,
to
are
the
•"
$19,000,000
in
ditures
1,
5'/4%
and
program
quired
and missile fields, it helped boost total sales
too, showed a very substantial increase over
16%%.-r-V. 191, p. 607.
^
Philips Electronics
and
and
of
including payment of
poses,
-■
.
,
Irving Trust Co. has been named trustee,
for
$7,553,000 principal Mr.ount of the
Feb.
1960
'.loans and payment of a
portion of the
on sales of $50,711,631—equal to $2.20
ifion program.
w* ,75"'U*'/'?'
outstanding on June 30, 1960. For thev
As of June 30,
1960, the estimated cost of the current construction
were
$2,464,916 on sales of $43,-/ program of the company, based upon recent
prices, amounted to ap¬
share on the 1,298,596 shares outstanding':
proximately $220,000,600 of which $201,000,000 was for electric facili¬
*..>*"
has
Government
1,
purchase
1960.
the company
of
.
1960.
first
earnings
per
aircraft
the
at
The
v
oh Aug. 24 filed a registration statement with
Exchange Commission covering $50,00p;000 prin¬
and refunding mortgage? bonds.-The bonds will
and
of
Sept.
the
for
Sept. 20,
for
year
dated
be
bids
:
has
company
Securities
cipal amount
•;
•
Philips Electronics <fc Pharmaceutical Industries Corp.
(Amex) has
completed arrangements to acquire Columbus Pharmacal
Coivri 73-year-
'half
letter of notification with
a
shares
net
1959.
company
offered
first
filed
1960
$2,873,537
year,
to
and
fiscal
the
earnings,
agent
totaled $9 646 813
$9,149,916' in
be
product
20
common
commission
Peabody Coal Co.—Partial Redemption—
Moines,
electronic
new
a
company,
shares of
V.;;■':
in
$140
this
by
year
•—Acquires—
1960
19,
transceiver;
in
registration statement
$25,000
under
on
cents
:■
to
are
development
band
vestments,
900,000 shs.
62
shares of class A stock (par 10 cents) to
share, through R. A. Holman & Co., Inc., New
,
This
for
com¬
products.
Outstanding
35,000
•
share
per
with
preferred Risk Life Assurance Co.—Proposes Offering
FINANCING
$25,000
Aug.
on
per
equipment; for working
expanled facilities.
<
second
.
-
the
cents
compared
\-.'v
;
and
quiring
meters
upon
note. \
sales
for
year—up
-V.
notification
to
Co.,
1959.
..
to
1976
Up, Net Down
manufacturer
the first
panel
70
to
outstanding
test
new
industrial
additional
PRESENT
sh. )
per
monthly
were
30,
First
*
electrical
and
sell
equal
were
stock
150,000
$1
proceeds
investment
such
engaged
for
at
'
1963-
31,
debt.—V.
Our
The
to be used for working capital.
Oak Manufacturing Co.—Sales
TO
are
.'V
period
common
covering
amateur
purchase
of
the
of
corporation
SEC
offered
The
marketed.
intends,
and
to
during
shares
York, N. Y.
du?
reserved for
of
amount
preceding
States
of
stock
&
Iowa.
.
the
designated key
employees,
15.000
shares
reserved
exercise of
warrants,
and 25,000 shares for
is¬
customers.
Petrol
letter
a
be
equipment
company
EFFECT
note
value $1
1,307,260
on
industrial
techniques.
covering 93,574 shares of common
share), through R. G. Dickinson
The
be
products
new
and
Subsidiaries
test
manufacture
due Oct.
23 tor
fiscal
operation
per
to
components
The
of
sales for the six months
for the comparable six
.
Polytronics Laboratories, Inc., Clifton, N. J.—Files With
general
production
year,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
"Especially gratifying,", said Chairman C. C. Sigmier and President '
8.
B.
Taylor, "was the almost spectacular increase in our sales to
Nupack Corp., Reinbeck, Iowa^-Files With SEC—
The
its
and
_
records
earnings
The
,
will
the
*•..
•
share on 892,740 shares outstanding a year ago.
Joseph M. Hamilburg, President, said one expansion program initiated
during the last fiscal period is continuing and is expected to be com¬
pleted before the close of the current fiscal year.—V. 189, p. 1025.
Aug.
stock
to
•.
earnings were made on net
compared
to $11,901,105
as
per
be
stage)
and
ready
now
fidelity
to
conversion
successive
share
of
as
the country's leading materials research
specializing in the more advanced atomic
production
the
development
electronic
GIVING
mature
high
previous
of
commercial
high
(par
funded
no
on
Net
per
and non-metals. The company serves
govern¬
institutional organizations on materials research—
and
of
subordinated
for
in
and
public
directors.
one
Inc.
sale
instruments.
upon
upon
New
metals
age
industrial
development
is
of
added
Parker-Hannifin Corp.—New Highs—
England's largest producer of small diameter
facilities
and
development
manufacture
products
50,000 shares
(equipment)
1960
$7,840,000.
The
and
Earnings
follows:
as
ago,
last
of
816,386
April 30, 1960 short-term bank debt amounted to $90,000. A
payable to a stockholder in the amount of $17,000 matures on
31.
1962.
An
additional
$3,805
of
installment
notes
payable
fourth
by
50-year old company will contine to operate
organization with Mr. Crowell retained as a consultant
member
months
V
tOn
note
'
-
-
tubing for the electronics, aircraft, instrument, machine tool
separate
the
the
new
debs,
Plan
suance
of the stock of Crowell Tube Co., Inc.,
Lexington,
is New
research
and
stock
issuance
the
Crowell Tube Co.
be
used
1963—1
29,
♦Includes
according
subject to authori¬
Metals, Inc., Concord, Mass., was announced on
Aug. 24 in a joint statement by H. Hugh Willis, President of Nuclear
Metals, and Donald G. Crowell, Board Chairman of Crowell Tube.
Purchase price was not revealed.
metal
sale
in
for
offering,
convertible
tTen
Nuclear
other industries.
the
will
are
use,
this
238,970—equal
Mass.,
from
be
will
the
as
electrical
of
Jan.
Nuclear Metals, Inc.—Acquires—
Acquisition of 100%
Offered—On
Authorized
Associates in the offering are: R. w. Pressprich & Co; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.; McMaster. Hutchinson & Co.; and Wm. E. Pollock & Co.
Inc.—V. 192, p. 500.
V;
; '
V
'
to
and
which
consumer
6%
4.15%,
'
-
intention
.
to
not
its
24
year
a
increased
$11,563,872
search
CAPITALIZATION
10,000
similar;
a
■
yield from 3.25%
estimated
cars,
Stock
estimated,
proceeds
and
necessary
'■Common
to maturity. Issuance and sale of the certificates
zation of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
net
currently
as
company
finance
of
in
use
pletion
There
COUpon.
Aug.
^
Mass. company reported for the 26 weeks ended May 28,
of $571,470 compared
to $550,288 for the same
earnings
net
The
874.
Inc.—Common
manufacture
and
and
116.
of
1340 and
pp.
BUSINESS—Pacotronics,
the
—
Hutzler
announced on
company
190,
capital;
products,
f
Equipment Trusts Offered —
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates offered on Aug.'
24 $6,270,000 of the Railway's 3ys%
equipment trust cer¬
tificates, maturing annually Sept. 15, 1961 to 1975, in¬
clusive. Competitive bidding took place on
Aug. 24, and
the winning bid was 98.34 for a 3%% coupon, topping a
Salomon
1960,
funds
(b)
'
1,
Plymouth Rubber Co., Inc.—Net Up—;
The Canton,
amount
the
discharge an aggregate of $90,000 in short-term bank loans,
having been utilized since April, 1959 to provide additional
*
Northern
in
to
(a)
preferred stock at $100 per share,
share. Shares arc to be drawn from
1960.—V.
of America
Co.
599.
the
cumulative
Aug.
the required funds from Financ¬
for such loan by the issuance
the funds
Insurance
House":* line of
in
of business
development
com¬
a
and,
such
finance
note;
equipment
Oct.
on
of
of
funds
purposes.
business.
.
construc¬
a
$485,000
Brooklyn,
demand
a
additional
new
into
construction
at competitive bidding, $60,000,000 face amount
refunding mortgage bonds.
present plans it is expected- that bids will be received on
(several
used
entered
the
year,
PROCEEDS—The
shares
general
business
■
markets;
new and existing
field with the "Tidy
for
consumer
the
and
and
Pacotronics,
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
'•»
this
equipment
facilities;
general
192, p.
has
for
yard
company
the entry into the non¬
cleaning products;
foreign countries,
'
^Earnings were said to have been reduced by adverse economic con¬
ditions in the formula feed, soy processing, and commodity merchan¬
dising industries; higher marketing expenditures for consumer prod¬
ucts;
lower
margins
and
by-product recoveries
from
the' sale ofl
bakery flour; and strikes at two major plants.—V. 191, p. 607.
products
new
food
24, Myron A. Lomasney & Co., of 39 Broadway, New
York 6, N. Y., publicly offered 150,000 shares of the
$1 par common stock of Pacotronics, Inc., at $4 per share,
SEC—
expand
advertising
Produential
Francisco
first
Under
Nov.
The corporation on Aug. 17, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering 100.000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to
be offered at $2.20 per share,
without underwriting.
The
Shipping
Italian
an
' j
has reported record sales .of
ended May 31, 1960, up $8,479,653
Minn.,
expenditures of $9,415,000 for new plants and the modernization and
expansion of existing plants; development in research and technological
areas
which will support product growth in new and existing fields;
stock
whose
company
funds
its
Plan
Panamanian
a
Shipping will borrow
The
San
working
N.
by
companies.
with
$9,500,000.—V.
'
arrants).
accoraance
owned
is
and the latter will obtain
sell
totaling
16,250
from the said Act to Olin Mathieson
of
commercial use.
of
Act
Company
note
.
for the fiscal year
preceding year. .
•*
" ..
f
second highest in the company's history, were $6,541,094, down $1,371,951 from last year. Earnings per share equalled
$3.04 compared to $3.80 last year.
1 /./,J::4,;
In the company's 91st annual report to stockholders, President Paul
S.
Gerot and Board Chairman Philip W.vPillsbury described:
capital
period
private investors have purchased 2,500 shares
to
and
company
have
directors
and
share
per
Net
of
and
share;
per
Investment
'
earnings,
Net
Corp.—Exemption-^
the
1979."
the
over
.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—To Sell Bonds—
President,
Donald
S.
Colby,
Secretary-Treasurer, and F. Mercer Fadeley, Vice-President.
Mr. Richmond has purchased 150,000 common shares for $15,000; the
at
a
This
Richmond,
Frederic
under
order
an
.
mining bauxite deposits in Guinea. The bauxite will be
alumina for shipment to
the founding shareholders of
group
consisting of the
Chemical and French, Swiss and
bonds
share
"
'
of
of
organized
was
stock
contract
ing;
18,750
three-year
of
issued
of
per
Minneapolis,
$373,818,795
22,698,799
22,790,659
23,892,056
.
retirement of a short term
Pillsbury Co.—Sales Up, Net Down—
,
into
bination
Corp.—
registration statement also includes
certain
to
Development
4,198,677
conditional exemption
wuose
refined
tion
offered for public sale at $5
be
of
British
&
24,325,345
3,929,159
3,991,641
4,179,371
-
'
has
a
purpose
in Dec. 1959 for the purpose of ac¬
quiring ownership of * acreage land for development into sites and
lots
suitable
for
construction
of
individual
dwellings,
apartment
houses, shopping centers, motels, gasoline stations, parking lots, in¬
-
Washington, D. C.
The proceeds are to be used for
and for working capital.—V.
180, p.
turn
is
owned
by Olin Matnieson Chemical Corp. Chemical has
participated in the formation of a Guinea corporation called Fria,
Campagnie Internationale pour la Production de TAlumine for the
82,500 common shares
exercise price being $6 per share.
the
1960—6 Mos.—1959
corporation on Aug. 10, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
covering 13,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be
at $3.50 per share,
through First Investment Planning Co.,
SEC
offered
in
.
to
reserved
issued
warrants
all
220
The
SEC
granting
K St., N. W., Washington, D. C., filed a
with the SEC on Aug. 19 covering 412,500
of
underwriting.
common
to purchase
is
it
the
Ship Financing Corp. of New York City. .The said corporation is a
subsidiary of Olin Mathieson Shipping Corp., a Liberian corporation
purchase of
the company
v
stock,
common
the
agreement,
212.
p.
the
Photogrammetry, Inc., Silver Spring, Md.—Files With
and Exchange Commission—
23,762,713 146,968,539 139,556,541
13,919,215
86,024,927
81,823,261
4,169,041
24,697,913
23,946,695
1,745,298
11,920,354
1.1,087,786
Olin Mathieson Ship Financing
.^.7;
Mortgage
registration;* statement
shares
*
1,964,037
income
charges
192,
The
F.
finance
to
such
to
option
an
Files for Offering—
This
4,279,534
taxes—
in
Securities
Co.—Earnings-
14,685,152
operating
after
Net
and
1960
Pursuant
for
North
anticipated that the
duced early in 1961."—V. 190,
and
of
end
the
concept in the
Pharmaceutical
new
&
Electronics
The
all of such outstanding stock, owned by the founders
is pledged as security for the $5,950,000 loan from
Works.
Nitration
operating
lines
.
25,108,094
expenses-.
;
Federal income taxes___
has outstanding
Blasius, Board
company
which
President,
Baldwin,
J.
of the company,
Grosvenor-Dale Co.,
Nixon
before
completed
be
I960—Month—1959
30—
June
revenues
Operating
•,./
common
the prospectus,
will
the
end.
Operating
Irving T. Brennan, VicePresident, own 22%, 20% and 8%, respectively.
Additional blocks of
25% each are owned by the two named underwriting firms. According
to
completely
The
Part of the proceeds of the note sale will be used
certain
to
shares
medicine.
•
present Crystal Lake plant, adjacent
now
under , construction, and it is
tc- the
facility
transferred
$2,000,000
that
product
products in the field of numan
these new products based on a
steroid field were initiated by Philips
Industries Corp. several months ago
first of these products will be intro¬
p. 2084.
'
and distribution of new
Clinical trials on some of
manufacture
necessary
working capital.
105,000
been
long-established
its
picture
coruorate
company s
rigid
due 1975.
note,
the
reflect
to
-
.
Ohio Bell Telephone
Nixon
working capital, are $6,150,000.
These
requirements are to be satisfied in part from the net proceeds from this
financing.
Additional funds are expected from the private sale of
152,500 shares of common stock at $1 per share to present stockholders
of the company and five of the company's officers, and from the sale
to an insurance company for $3,000,000 of a $3,000,000 6%% promis¬
sory
"
entire move
the year.—V. 191, p. 2521.
financial
to
said.
new
the
to
New Jersey corporation.
a
sale
and
forms.
continue
year
a
The iirst
use.
hiiins'
tuner.
this
line
far
product
introduction of a new transistorized
the
is
expected
It is engaged in the manu¬
thermoplastic sheeting rods, tubes and other
requirements for the permanent financing of the
purchase of Nixon Nitration, including the retirement of the company's
6%% promissory notes due December, 1960 in the principal amount of
$5,950,000 and the retirement of $200,000 of short-term indebtedness
facture
radio
thus
its
Carter
already
,
in Febru¬
1960, when
of
FM
an
by
and
preparing to move its principal manufacturing facility, gen¬
eral
offices
and
engineering departments from Chicago to Crystal
Lake, 111., 50 miles northwest.
Some of the Chicago operations have
Baldwin Chemical Corp.
its present name in June,
business and certain assets
the
$6,142,752
Nitration
evidenced
dryers
the company's program to broaden its
increased sales of the timer control
in
progress
was
clothes
in
Oak
acquired at $1
additional 5,250 com¬
an
that TV tuner sales
greater than that of
"are
80%
said,
Carter
approximately
Mr.
the company
purchase
to
that
line
and
will
and establishment of a sinking fund ior
non-recurring moving expenses which must be met later in the year,"
to be supplied by amendment. The prin¬
Higginson Corp. and P. W. Brooks & Co.,
and
be
1960
year."
added
change
are
Lee
are
26,250 common
Mr.
of
"Earnings
consisting of $500 principal amount of debentures and common shares
(the number to be supplied by amendment) at a price of $500 per unit.
The
tuner production,
control and
Electronics Corp. of
Oak
com¬
in
human
TV
in
increase
formed
leading
a
Pnilips began
recently developed dryer-timer
newly
units
160,000 shares of
these
sharp
a
the
the
of
indications,"
end
home
tuner
registration
a
covering $4,000,000 of 6%%
I960,
1,
proposes
J.,
by
markets for
previous
product
Nixon-Baldwin
highlighted
expansion
"Present
for
191,
amount of
manufacturer of animal vaccines. Through this medium
research program for the development of products for
of these, a measles vaccine, has been subjected
to mass inoculation tests in this country and in Europe
and is now
being readied for public use.
Tnrough patent license and technical information agreements, the
company has access to
new developments in the drug and pharma¬
ceutical fields originating with N. V. Philips-Duphar of the Nether¬
lands.
Philips-Duphar is an activity of Philips Lamps of Eindnoven
in the Netherlands,
one of the largest industrial groups in Europe
with over 100 factories in 32 countries.
In last year's merger Philips
Electronics & Pharmaceutical Industries Corp.
also acquired Philips
Roxane, Inc. which does an extensive export-import business in tne
chemical and pharmaceutical field.
'my;
"The Columbus Pharmacal Company,
said Mr. Vernes, "adds to the
Co
$249,891,
California.
by
of
Chemicals Inc.—Registers Debentures
principal
1960.—V.
were
rapid
Corporate
amount
the
1960,
to
Corp.
dustries
in the first six months of 1959.
•,
sales increased slightly to $4,936,817
or 38 cents per share.
For the
share,
per
quarter of
amounted
iacturer
shares
Monday, August 29, 1960
...
diversified electronics, pharmaceutical and chemical manua
66.7% -owned subsidiary of Consolidated Electronics In¬
Last October, the company meiged with Ancnor Serum
the
bv
amounted to $401,568, equivalent
outstanding, compared with
period
655,894
1959 quarter, sales were $4,878,011 and net income was
equivalent to 43 cents per share.
Carter, President, said operations in the second quarter of
A.
the
12,
Aug.
issued
1960
on
cents
second
broadening
City Bank of New York, Trustee,
New York 15, N. Y.
the
share
76
income
$281,464,
was
of
the
net
for
per
or
comparable
that it is "even more
or before Sept.
15,
on
15.
originally
$17,344,100
were
cents
For
is advan¬
Broadway,
2
debentures
446,224,200.
Sept.
income
61
$49y,604,
be converted into common stock upon presenta¬
may
Divisioon,
stock
common
record
debentures
The
45
"Under present market conditions, it
stated,
advantage
time
Trust
Sept.
'
stockholders of
The
upon conversion on or before
Sept. 30 quarterly dividend of
the
for
rather
in
issued
receive
to
holders to convert their debentures into common stock,
than
to
present them for redemption at the call price of
tageous
to
stock
Common
entitled
be
per share.
Mr. Machold
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
(800)
from the stock
be
ysed
w
&
are
Co.
The
sale will be
toward:
its
dividend rate,
public
to be supplied- by ^amendment.
added to
construction
the company's
program.
Th
Volume
estimates
Number 5981
192
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
and
Coral
during the three years, 1960approximately $11,000,000 had
expended prior to July 1, 1960.
On that date the company had
approximately $10,000,000 available for construction purposes.
It is
anticipated that an additional amount of $39,500,000 will be met out
of the company's general funds developed from internal sources during
the three year period. The balance of $32,500,000 required to complete
such
construction
will
be
raised
by the future issue
and sale of
missions
additional
the
company
1962,
will
cost
that
such
$108,000,000,
program
ol
which
been
securities.—V.
192,
p.
745.
;
allow
of
This
firm,
with
ment
holders
Stone
813
25th
SEC
on
of
the
shares of its
thereof
Altoona, Pa., filed a registration state¬
24, 1960, covering 120,000 outstanding
St.,
Aug.
stock, to be offered for public sale by the present
common
through
an
underwriting
group
headed
Hayden,
by
public offering price and underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment.
Hayden, Stone interests also will acquire
from one of the selling stockholders, five-year option warrants to pur¬
chase an additional 10,000 shares at the public offering price of the
&
120,000
The
Co.
shares.
company
higher
Titelman, Presi¬
dent and Board Chairman, and Rosa K. Titelman, both of *3510 Oneida
Ave., Altoona, who propose to sell 60,000 shares each of their respective
holdings of 241,305 and 97,826 shares. Prank M. Titelman will option
an
additional 10,000 shares to the Hayden, Stone interests.
Two other
large blocks of stock, 130,435 shares each, are held by J. Richard Titel¬
shares
The selling stockholders are Prank M.
(83.7% ).
W. Titelman, company
and James
man
officers.
9430 Page Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo., on
has
may
no
the company has outstanding 900,000
which W. L. Rutowski, Board Chairman,
owns of record 178,838 shares and beneficially 89,286 shares, and man¬
agement officials as a group own a record 337,565 shares and "e&6~
ficially 231,660 shares.
In addition, 133,899 shares are owned jointly
of record and beneficially by officers and directors and their respective
wives.
Substantially all of the company's stockholders propose to sell
a total amount equal to 20%
of the shares held by all of the company's
present stockholders.
of
shares
its
of
stock,
Minn.—Files With SEC
Rap-In-Wax Co., Minneapolis,
Aug. 4, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
maximum of 5,000 shares of class A common
stock
(par $1)
to be offered at $10 per share for subscription by
stockholders
of
National
Packaging Corp.
residing in Indiana in
exchange for
common
shares held in the ratio of one share of
class A common for eight shares of common.
(Cash will be offered
in
lieu
of
fractional shares at the rate of
$1.25. per share of
National stock.)
The offering will be underwritten by First Securi¬
The
the
'
company
ties
on
covering
SEC
a
Reeves Broadcasting &
E.
organized
present
Its
are
Plans
'
,.
,
made
are
to
a
.
studio
coaxial cable network through the tele¬
join the studios with
making it possible to
to feed closed circuit material to the
and
programs
192, cp. 444.
agencies.—V.
Reeves Brothers,
Inc.—Product Line-
a
joint statement, Reeves Brothers, Inc., textile manufacturers,
Curtiss-Wright Corp., makers of Curon foam,
announced the
take-over by
Reeves of the entire manufacturing, laminating and
in
and
will be phased over the
1960
Curtiss-Wright appointed Reeves Brothers as sales
its
for
the
wearing apparel.
types of
markets for Curon incude such
furniture and automobiles, for
major
The
industries as cushioning
padding of rugs, table
similar products, for bonding to wearing apparel
fabrics as insulation and, in the case of knit goods, as a stabilizer
against sagging and stretching, plus many other diversified end uses
including a
variety of sponges, decorative soundproofing for wall
coverings, laminating to vinyls for ladies hand bags,
and a widei
variety of other products presently in the development stage.
bedding
for
place mats and
pads
future Reeves Brothers plans to move the entire Curtissmaking operation from Quehanna, Pa. to a plant in the
south at a location convenient to the furniture and carpeting industry.
Reeves' present laminating plant in Garfield, N. J. will be expanded
and studies are now in progress to set up additional laminating plants
on
the West
Coast, Southeast or whereever deemed necessary. To
accomodate
the
sales operations Reeves Brothers has rented the
entire fourth floor at 1071 Sixth Ave., New York, where the company
now
maintains its main sales offices on three connecting floors for
In the
estimates
that
by
these
it
the
of
additional
near
textile, industrial
company's
$4.50
55
Western, Oakland, Calif.—Files With SEC—
offered
Employees Stock Purchase
proceeds are to be used for
the
to
The
Broad
and
Plan. No underwriting is involved.
the benefit of the employees.
Inc.—Offering and Secondary-
Inc., International Airport, Miami, Fla., filed a
statement with the SEC on Aug. 19, i960, covering $2,-
Airlines
Riddle
registration
debentures, to be offered for
This offering is to be made
on
a
best efforts basis by James H. Price & Co., of Coral Gables, for
which it will receive $10 for each $100 debenture sold by it. "In ad¬
dition
the company has agreed to sell to the underwriter, for 1 cent
250 000
niihlic
sale
6%
at
subordinated convertible
100%' of principal amount.
warrant, five-year
per
200,000
In
11 430
are
of
common
warrants entitling the underwriter to purchase
shares at 45 cents per share.
the registration statement includes 1,150,000 of the
905 outstanding shares of common stock, which 1,150,000 shares
addition
now
owned by William R.
can
which
it
company to
scheduled common
carriage aircraft.
the company has out¬
certain
indebtedness.
23.4%.—
or
Trust
of
Company
the
has
appointed co-registrar
190, pp. 1878 and 1463.
192,
for
Price and James H. Price (of New York
conventional
Seaboard's
stock
York,
the
Barker
in
Bros,
credit
card
"As
we
cluded
card
the
and
(par
10
cents)
N.
at
price of
a
organized
waa
1953
4,
company
as
a
Trust
Co.,
Y.
and
at
under
maintains
2202
succeeded
partnership
to
the
its
Main
Laws
of
executive
the
offices
Jacksonville, Fla.
business which, until
the
Co.,
as
the
final
J.
plan."
into
go
Will
and
South
Jobber"
chains
system
of
ventory
only
or
in
modern
and
part
1960,
1959,
Ross,
the
the
for
its
distribution
problems
Annual
net
in
$3,723,468
combined
months
taxes
ended
were
net
of
two
The
area.
the
sales
food
of its four wholly
Inc.,
and
so-called
the
of
market
rack
have
ended
1955,
the year ended
The
It
for
and
risen
from
sale
mortgage
mortgage
t5%
April
The
net
the
the
and
1958
EFFECT
company
TO
for
PRESENT
is
years
effect
to
the
follows:
as
$119,217
'
______
(10 cents par)___.
1,000,000 shs.
H7,176 shs.
§221,500 shs.
f
•Payable to bank participating with the Small Business Administra¬
secured, payable monthly including interest.
tion and
from
tThe preferred shares
dend
which
are
entitled
to
a
6%
payable semi-annually, and if
tive. The preferred shares, on liquidation or
pany, shall be paid their full
par value plus
holders of the preferred shares have the right
for
each
have
share
common
of
stock
preferred.
at the
rate of
not
shares
cumula¬
is
the
of
com¬
accrued dividends. The
at any time to convert
three shares of
The preferred shares
of
21,522
shares
reserved
and 22,000 shares reserved
Options.
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
for
for
common
non-voting and
are
for
conversion
exercise
all
of
the
of
preferred
to Restricted
pursuant
ance
of such proceeds will be used for
working
shares
has
number
of
shares
of
stock
common
which
each
and
such
the
respec¬
underwriter
agreed to purchase from the company are as follows:
Crow,
Bros
—V.
191,
Edden
15,000
:
principal
1965
redeemable
are
amount,
with
but
borrowed
of
at
they
funds
prices ranging
not redeemable
are
obtained
at
lower
a
June
stock,
.
,
company's service area covers portions of centralCalifornia, excluding the City of Los Angeles. The popu¬
the territory served in the distribution of
electricity is esti¬
4,890,000.
REVENUES—For
before
total
the
12 months ended June 30, 1960 the company
revenues
of $292,230,000
and gross income
$65,363,000. For the 1959 calendar year total
were
$280,115,000 and gross income $61,086,000.
operating
deductions
operating
of
revenues
UNDERWRITERS—The
named
underwriters
called
(herein
below
have severally agreed
to purchase from
following respective principal amounts of the new
the
"Purchasers")
the company
bonds:
Amount
The First
Drexel
Co
Dillon,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
2,750,000
2,500,000
Goodbody & Co
The Milwaukee Co.—__
Evans
2,500,000
2,500,000
2,500,000
2,500,000
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Kidder* Peabody & Co.
Ladenburg Thalmann &
Lynch,
Fenner
W.
Anderson
Brush,
Baird,
Inc.
Sterne,
Butro
Julien
&
Collins
Illinois
Senwahacher
192,
p.
Co
&
Inc
Co
—
325,000
325,000
275,000
275,000
275,000
275,000
275,000
275,000
275,000
275,000
275,000
275,000
250,000
200,000
200,000
200,000
200,000
Co
Lester, Ryons & Co
Stone & Youngberg—
Wagenseller
&
Durst,
Inc.
Irving Lundborg & Co.
675,000
675,000
675,000
Co
&
Leach
&
Fay,
325,000
Kaufman Bros.
675,000
675,000
Co., Inc.—
Co
&
550,000
325,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
Fridley Sc Frederking—
775,000
775,000
775,000
Co
Inc——
Co—
&
&
Co
Co.___
&
Agee
&
Bioren
775,000
775,000
Peck
Barth
The
McCormlck
&
Co
&
Southwest
Hill Richards
Hooker
Smithers & Co.
Adams
J.
First
775,000
775,000
Co
Marache
Ohio
S.
Elworthy & Co
Mason-Hagan,
$675,000
550,000
550,000
Co.,
Inc.
Blair & Co
& Denton,
&
strudwlck
&
Slocumb &
Carolina Secur. Corp.__
2,500,000
2,500,000
2,500,000
2,300,000
1,650,000
1,650,000
Bros.
Granbery,
F.
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
Hayden, Miller & Co—
Joseph, Mellen &
Miller, Inc;
Pierce,
& Smith Inc.
Estabrook
The
Co., Inc
2,500,000
White, Weld & Co.
Equitable Secur. Corp.
Burns
&
2,500,000
—
Lehman Brothers™
William
—
Union
Securities & Co
Merrill
William R. Staats & Co.
4,675,000
Co
&
Eastman
Co.
Amount
Boston Corp. $4,900,000
Witter &
Morgan Stanley & Co
Harold E.
Wood
Electric
&
Co.
Co.
200,000
200,000
200,000
150,000
100,000
i. u
348.
Southern
Indiana
Gas
&
Rate
Hike
Allowed—
The
Public
in
000
fair
an
In
Service
increase
additional
value
which
upon
is
expected
p.
2750.
Commission
in
of
approval
has
estimated
The
property
gas
order
Commission's
of revised
to
rates
taxes.
granted Southern
to produce $485,found the
Commission
to
be
$14,148,000
on
allowed.
was
the
Indiana
of
gas
before
company's
6.1%
with
to submit
'/
natural
revenues
the
of
return
a
accordance
effective
rate schedules
the Commission
by
rates
the
will be
made
which the Company
12, I960.—V. 191,
Aug.
v
Southern Pacific
Pacific
Co.—Corporate Structure—
announced
on
Aug.
20
plans
to merge three
sidiary railroad companies into the parent company structure,
of its program
as
sub¬
part
of corporate simplification.
D.
J. Russell said
a
merger
Southern Pacific owns, directly or indirectly, the entire outstanding
of the three subsidiaries, and the approximately 4,000 miles of
2460.
p.
company
connection
in
Company.
5,000
Co
the
by
agreement has been approved
by the boards of directors of the Southern Pacific Co. and the three
subsidiaries—the Texas and New Orleans Railroad Co., the El Paso and
Southwestern Railroad Co. of Texas, and the El Paso Southern Railway
80,000
Inc.
bonds
new
the
1,
common
President
No. of Shs.
Pistell,
Bertner
Earl
of
Southern
underwriters
used
Incurred
southern
and
further expansion and additional
the
of
names
be
loans
BUSINESS—The
capital.
UNDERWRITING—The
tive
by
will
cost.
Indiana
received
be
sale
bank
30,
1959 the company's long-term
debt amounted to $566,980,000 and there were also
outstanding 6,124,905
shares of preferred and preference stock of $25
par
and 9,535,045
pre¬
the
the company from
the sale of the common stock offered hereby, which are estimated at
$376,000.00 after expenses of the offering, will be added to the working
capital of the company. It is expected that upwards of $300,000.00 of
such proceeds will be utilized for both the purchase of additional dis¬
play fixtures
(approximately $100,000)
for
customer
exhibition
of
products supplied by the company, and to increase inventory (ap¬
proximately $200,000) of products handled. It is intended that the bal¬
to
to
Sept.
CAPITALIZATION—As
—V.
tllssued upon recapitalization and in exchange
viously outstanding class A common shares.
Stock
paid
so
dissolution
cash divi¬
pre-emptive rights.
no
to
Co.
(of par value)
is
their shares into
104.38%
prior
fSecured and payable monthly, including interest.
y
the
additions to be made by the company
1960-1961 will total approximately $257,772,000.
years
REDEMPTION—The
Robert
23 341
10,000 shs.
_____
from
short-term
Hayden, Stone & Co
Lee Higginson Corp.
Weeden & Co., Inc
Outstanding
note
stock
fiscal
FINANCING
adjusted to give
as
stock
common
taxes
has
ranged from $20,859
the year ended in 1956.
$39,095 in
GIVING
of
year ended Aug. 31,
$79,107, and during
earnings after provision
1960, net
income after
3957
1957 to
of
30,
note
^Preferred stock ($20 par)
Common
ended April
were
Authorized
•5%
will
is expected that gross plant
the
Dean
with net sales of $2,685,798 for
compared
1956,
in
capitalization
issuance
as
all
jobber
operation.
company
earnings after taxes
$89,584.
31,
Aug.
con¬
company's expansion program. These are expected to total
about $26,000,000 when the proceeds are received. The balance of the
proceeds will be added to treasury funds.
com¬
monYhs ended April 30, 1959'. During the
eight
year,"
report
Inc., below.
retire
to
reported
1959. The net sales for the eight months
were
the
fiscal
year's
the
at
21,
of
merchandising is designed to simplify the sales, in¬
—
30,
current
was awarded to the First Boston-Dean Witter
at competitive sale on Aug. 23 on its bid of
which named the 4%% coupon.
Other bids,
which also named a 4%% coupon, were 99.1799 from
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and 99.03 from Blyth & Co., Inc.
of
March
on
leading members
"Toiletry Merchandiser," selling to local stores
overhead
Au®*
the
of
The issue
mated
(organized
are
$701,442 in the year ended Aug. 31, 1954 (the first complete fiscal
following organization of the company), to $4,251,679 for the year
««
months
underwriting group which offered for public sale on
Aug. 24 a new issue of $60,000,000 of the company's first
and refunding mortgage 4%%
bonds, series M, due 1985.
The bonds were priced at 100% and accrued interest.
lation
and
Jay Dis¬
operates as a distributor of a relatively limited
items in retail food markets in
Florida, Alabama,
Carolina, and as such is known in the industry
Inc.)
non-food
Rack
a
subsidiary,
&
Southern California Edison Co.—Bonds Offered—The
First Boston Corp. and Dean Witter & Co. head an
1952)
stockholders,
Tampa,
and
ago.
Shipman Surgical Co.- -To Be AcquiredSee
St.,
management team.
The company
directly and indirectly, through
owned
subsidiaries
(Sav-A-Stop Co. of
of
year
a
takeover
W.
Appleby, we anticipate that the full
compare favorably with 1959."—V. 192, p. 600.
pany s
tributing
period
Mr.
A" H- Edwards, and J. V. Freeman. who
oL% *tiS<ir8,' ^
the principal
Georgia
$2,091,compared
was
share
a
loans."
credit
engaged
interest
New
are
number
i960
30.
cents
similar
International Charge, Inc., has
of
the
credit
departments of the
Sloane, Inc. furniture stores.
"The pro¬
cedures we are now
establishing," said Mr. Appleby, "will serve as
guidelines as other department and specialty store chains join our
been
In
541.
p.
—The Transfer Agent is Manufacturers
conducted
was
June
35
the
individual
with
Railway Co., below.—V.
organized,
then,
to
for
99.26%
been
corporation.—V.
common
St.,
ended
share
a
group
principal warehouse facilities
When
stock
Seaboard's
last
year,
report
at
a
June
volume
fiscal
of
amounted
Earnings
share
30,
to
1960
receivables
rose
over
President,
the
outstanding for the
corresponding period
announced
on
Aug.
23
in
a
This
compares
a
share
With
on
$5,869,096, equal after pre¬
shares outstanding
the 4,760,989
first nine months of fiscal 1959
has
been
restated
to
reflect payment of
additional federal income
taxes
on
credit
life insurance subsidiaries
required by a new law
passed in late fiscal 1959.
year
at
Volume
with
Net
earlier.
the
$332,377,261
increase
came
income
for the
three-quarter
for
from
the like
credit
the
mark
totaled
$377,803,638
compared
period last year.
The bulk of the
card division which had volume of
compared with a negligible amount for the like period
when the plan was just beginning. Personal loans and sales
also rose this year, he added.
$31,067,339
last year
contract
volume
Receivables
with
outstanding
$290,307,789
a
at June 30 totaled $340,064,233 compared
earlier.
Receivables were
increased
by
with the takeover of all charge account
year
$7,488,000
in
connection
operations
of
Barker
Bros.
line
which
presently
System.
Corp.
they
operated
own
as
in
part
States of Texas and Louisiana is
the Southern Pacific Transportation
the
of
.
„
This
merger,
which provides that Southern
Pacific acquire all
stockholders and by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Southern
it expects to file an application to the ICC shortly, and
proposal to stockholders for voting at a special meeting
annual meeting next May 17.
This
merger
which provides that Southern Pacific acquire all
properties and assume all obligations of the three subsidiaries, is
Pacific
equal after preferred dividends
scares of common stock, outstanding
$6,133,736,
$1.08
to
rail
Up—News—
and
the 4,856,120
on
1960.
dividends
ferred
income,
Paul A. Appleby,
shareholders.
to
to $1.11
net
months
nine
Co.—Net
Finance
Seaboard
a
Riddle Airlines,
company
proceeds
the owner of 2,670,216 shares,
as
equip¬
months
dividends
37 cents
Ever-Ready Chek plan, whereby a customer establishes
line of revolving credit, is now in
operation in Hawaii,
Arizona.
Utah, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kentucky and New Mexico.
The
Ever-Ready Chek plan," stated Mr. Appleby, "although in¬
creasing costs initially, reduces handling costs thereafter as compared
about
Any funds hot so
modernize and operate
11,430,905 common shares,
purchase warrants and
Feb.
SEC
be
to
need
what
the
net
the
otS?S^Ei?,STJheonC05Pany
Florida
products and plastics operations.—V. 191, p. 608.
corporation on Aug. 2, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
covering 3,820 shares of common stock (par 25 cents)
at $18 per share to employees of the company pursuant
The
the
op¬
share.
per
first
Rhodes
as
aircraft.
Wright foam
its
will
know
not
contracts,
amount
of
does
stock
stock
SExclusive
Curon to the apparel trades. This arrangement in¬
handling of Curon, which is multicellular foam made
principally from a isocyanate chemical, for use in quilted interlinings
and as a laminate to various "shell" fabrics for outerwear and other
agents
cluded
first
company
of
Sav-A-Stop, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant
an
Aug. 15 offering circular, Pistell,
Crow, Inc., of
York City publicly offered
100,000 shares of the
to
months.
January
In
for all markets. Take-over
of Curon
selling
next few
Bankers
.
phone company facilities.
These cables will
production centers
and advertising agencies,
record
serves
proceeds
three
preferred
or
9
Seaboard's
an
New
multiple copying of video tapes and
Kine
tapes. •
V^U
nave
the
$2,048,514,
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
service will be
Another
the
CAPITALIZATION
•
which
Net
St Louis-San Francisco
Ry.—To Sell Interest-
at 304 East
announcement, stated that the new video
recording studios will be completed shortly.
This installation, a new concept in video recording, will enable the
"mixing," or re-recording of several video tapes into a
composite
master tape from which copies can be made for television release.
It
will be possible to integrate 16mm or 35mm pictures, black and white
or color, into the video master as well as slides, backgrounds
or titles
recording from existing
to
See Southern
New York City.
Mr. Reeves, in making this
effects.
the
by
therefore
commercial
1025.
p.
The
44th Street,
with
carrier
Rico.
year
and offices
aJter
with
with
air
Puerto
used
operate
to
utilized
600,000
189,
to
as
fleet of
the capital
Development Corp.—Structure
studios
(including
a
voting trust by
which is being sold by
profitable and that the profit therefrom
some degree the losses from its
and
acquisition
be
addition
v'lon
on
1933.
in
needed
will
Reeves,
announced
the
,
company
receive,
may
be
present
In
President of Reeves Broadcasting & Development
Aug. 16 that Reeves Sound Studios, Inc. and
Reeves Products, Inc. have been merged to form Reeves Sound Studios,
a
division of Reeves Broadcasting & Development Corp.
> Reeves
Sound Studios, a leader in the sound recording field, was
Hazard
Corp.,
<
1988.
Ind.—V. 191, p.
Fort Wayne,
Corp.,
The
projection
standing
indebtedness,
common
com¬
as
Rogers Corp.—Co-Registrar Appointed—
including the production of plastic closures and plastic containers and
of fibre bodied containers for packaging frozen juice concentrates and
-
and
listed
under
of
air-cargo
be
is
1,822,216 shares
and
none
States, and
will
may
to offset to
company
fori the
use
required
the stock
other products.
In addition
to
the
it
make
present
from
debentures
operations.
ment
iwill
sale will initially be added to the company s
general funds, and will be available for working capital or for use in
connection with the development of various phases of its business,
'
enabled
contracts
holders thereof. The prospectus lists Reinholdt
& Gardner as the principal underwriter.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is principally engaged in the manufacture and sale of
fibre bodied cans and containers of various shapes and sizes.
The net
proceeds
United
own
they
$500,000 as additional working
capital for the performance of its
present military contract. As it does not know what additional
military
Aug. 25 filed
registration statement with the SEC covering 230,000 shares of com¬
mon stock, of which 50,000 shares are to be offered for public sale for
the account of
the
company
and 180,000 shares, being outstanding
the
the
\
.
scheduled
a
the
Price
record
of its operations that has been
Co.—Offering and Secondary—
R. C. Can
R. C. Can Co.,
by
of
of
President,
Price
Net income for the
the
their
discounts
as
William
(in
them
by
erating capital for the performance of its contract with Military Air
Transport
Service
for
operating
AW-650
aircraft
between
Argosy
various military bases in the continental United
States; and, secondly,
for
the
acquisition of aircraft to perform military contracts. The
prospectus notes that in the past several years the company's
"Logair"
(military) contract service lias constituted the only major segment
V.
a
stock,
sale
held
1
is
sold
be
amounts
sales.
shares and James
company
Price).
company
cities in
to
are
varying
with these
each
Hewitt,
scheduled
is engaged in the manufacture and sale of medium
priced men's sportswear, boys' sweaters and sport shirts,
and men's and boys' walk shorts and swim wear.
In addition to certain
indebtedness and preferred stock, it has outstanding 600,000 shares of
common stock, of which management officials as a group owned 502,174
The
and
shares
and
1,000,000 and 150,000 shares) for
over-the-counter market, for which
broker-dealers
2,680,216
M.
Messrs.
its
of
the
in connection
1,670,216
Robert
various
Secondary—
through
various
owner
respectively)
amounts
accounts
The
Puritan Sportswear Corp.—Files
:
Gabes,
respective
(801)
said
submit
the
follow
to
a
further
BP'S
step in Bp's program of
corporate simplification. In 1955,
merged
Southern Pacific Railroad Co. and four other subsidiaries were
parent Southern Pacific Co. In 1959, another subsidiary,
Central Pacific Railway Co., was merged into the parent.
With the carrying out of the proposed merger, Russell said, South¬
into
ern
the
Pacific Co.
extensive
rail
operate substantially all of the
transportation system.
will directly own and
lines
in
its
Operating headquarters for 8Fs lines in Texas . and Louisiana will
continue to be in Houston, Texas. The Southern Pacific Co.'s general
offices are in San Francisco.—V. 192, p. 446.
-f
Southern Railway Cow—To Buy
President
Co.
has
Rail lnterest—
has announced that Southern Railway
buy, subject to corporate and Interstate Com-
Harry A. DeButts
contracted to
10
Georgia
of
Central
Railway
Francisco
In
the 717c interest in the' capital stock of
Railway Co. now held by the St. Louis-San
The purchase price is $22,655,000, payable
Co.
cash.
no
involved in the purchase consists of 111,187
5% preferred stock and 249,987 shares of
of Georgia stock
Central
series
of
shares
B,
$100
Mr.
Southern
adding
its
being
as
Railway
DeButts said,
V.
it
which
Standard Gas & Electric Co.
Standard
Gas
Electric
&
issuance
by
Co.,
an
promissory note in replacement of a $2,065,000 note which will mature
Sept. 10, 1960; and the Commission has issued an order giving inter¬
ested
persons
until Sept.
8,
1960,
to request a hearing thereon.
—V.
191, p. 2684.
,7
,¥*'
of
sales
Net
this
for
company
$3,094,013
were
and
the
months
three
$159,276,
income
net
cents
June 30,
share,
per
income of 157,856, or 21 cents
per share, in
the same three months of 1959, according to an an¬
nouncement by the company. Both per share figures are based on the
741,150 shares outstanding at June 30, 1960.
the
to
amounted
These
58
at
cents
figures
June
30,
Motor
Standard
30,
income
sales
net
1960,
equal
$346,965,
to
1960.
It
to 47-cents
Products,
maintains
which
Inc.,
191,
shares
its
firm of
This
the SEC
the
22,
Aug.
New York,
for
filed
registration
a
public
,
to
••
the
public
manufactures
makes
offering
less
price
'■
heating
newly
elements
designed
for portable
for major
appliances,
with a line of heating element assemblies for
industrial water heaters and a line of top burner assemblies for
electric ranges. The company has outstanding 150,000 shares
and
On
and Altman holds
5%
10,000
shares
minor children and Stiller 5,000 shares as custodian for his
Net
sales
about
than
than
more
quarter amounted
Profit
before
the
the
to
period
same
like
period
$13,163,450
taxes
for
the
before
taxes
second
quarter
Net
quarter
after
earnings
611
1959.
of
earnings
and
taxes
equivalent
second
to
eight
quarter in
profit
for the
compared
in
1960
57
1959.
After
these
based
cents
The
second
665,-
on
share
per
second
net
of
the
compared with
1959.—V. 191, p. 1817.
* Does
New
were
the
high
sales
records
nual
year
to
report
the
by
in
and
Net
distribution
sales
233,971
Net
in
the
income
in
the
resulting
from
high
in¬
produc¬
$161,850,620
compared
with
$158,-
year.
1960
fiscal
year amounted
to $3,311,627, equal
to $1.46 a share..on 1,776,835 shares of
common stock
outstanding at the close of the year. In the fiscal year
ended May 31. 1959 net income was
$4,629,163, equivalent after pre¬
ferred dividends to $2.21
per common share, calculated on the .hasis
of tne 1,776,335 shares
outstanding on May 31, 1960.
v. •
after
preferred
Prices
fiscal
and
of
frozen
in
well
outlook
the
of
On
made
for
year",
company
in
and
basis
reduce
an
the
costs
and
the
the
this
is
and
of
on
—V.
fiscal
The
structure
in
A.
G.
Sunset House
last
items
year
canning
the
sales
than
the
of
statement with
ing shares of
common
3650
the
Holdrege
SEC
stock,
strenuous
and
and
efforts
margins,
on
Ave.,
Aug. 22
Los
Angeles,
the
regis¬
150,000 outstand-
covering
constituting all of the
filed
common
Leonard
a
shares
P.
Carlson, company President (who will continue to
300,000 shares, or 90%, of the outstanding class B
common). The
shares are to be offered for public sale
mon
through
of
own
com¬
underwriting
group headed by Crowell, Weedon & Co., the public
offering price and
underwriting terms to be supplied by amendment.
The
company
business
retail
of
mail
a
was
sole
order
organized
in
proprietorship
business
stock,
reflecting
February,
established
1957,
in
succeeding
1951,
and
to
the
operates
a
distributing selected general
recent
recapitalization of all the previously
outstanding capital stock into shares of common and class B common.
Carlson
,<each
now
class is
owns
owned
90%
a
of
each
class of
stock/The remaining
by Milton Eisenberg, Vice-President.
$11.30
451
of
10%
of
Times-Mirror
The
to
v
I-
price
to
the
Everitt.
&
Co.,
oi
Wm. J.
-20,000
the
&
Curtis
Ball,
„_
Burge
Arthurs,
20,000
_
&
Kraus—
C'arr,
9,000
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
9,000
Fulton,
H.
9,000
Reid
Hallowell,
Jenks,
&
Co.,
Inc.
Howard,
&
&
sure
that
happy
Quail
&
Co., Inc._^_
& Co., Inc.
Stroud
Woodard-Elwood. &
The
.
9,000
_
Milwaukee
E.
Co.L__
and
/
Co.
Co.—
&
Co
&
Co.___
Cv.r.n,
Carey
9,000
Inc.
&
6,500
Edward
6,500
Stix
6,SCO
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
White, Masterson & Co.__
Mellen
Joseph,
Inc.
Co
&
—.
Miller,
.
Loewi
&
—V.
.Co.,
192,
Inc
6,500
&
Siegler
Co.
to
company
SEC
be
covering
offered
proceeds
machinery,
Aug.
10,
100,000
1960
to
are
acquisition
be
of
filed
shares
at $3
per share,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Inc.,
Tennessee
This
iron
of
a
Smith, &
of
Woodcock,
plant
facilities
and
and
for
$6,329,400
equal
the
period
same
$43,986,400
in
to
$1.64
of
the
share
from
Sales
a
1959.
first
June
increased
half
a
year
30,
$5,156,900
13%
(par
taxes
amounted
a
The
per-share
shares
split
and
$5,970,000
those
with
income
net
a
the
Mr.
to
for
82
of
for
1959
June
acquired
from
three
cents
offices
Each
of
parent
in
the
in
net
half this
on
3,755,854
on
shares,
quarter
noted
Miami
of
share
or
70
Fricke
sales
cents
a
or
rose
$1.37
a
22%
share
$49,739,200
to
in
from
/
year
compared with
3,858,361 outstanding
adjusted for a 2-for-l
30, i960 rose to $3,164 800
$26,114,700. This compared
share on sales of $23 045 400
of
results
of
operations
applicable
March
on
1959
31,
assets
Copper Co. on June 10, 1960 were included in
the half-year report. He said, however, that sales
and profits in this
brief 20-day period had no significant effect on
company totals.
new
proceeds
the
and loan
remaining shares
The
stockholders.
in
area,
also
operates
an
insurance
$1,779,035,
Investment
of
escrow
an
for fire
protection of
agency
Trans-Coast
$7,734,476
before
in
busi¬
and
Oxnard
associations
1960.
income
totaled
compared
appropriations
to
and
Investment
in
$6,235,168
with
general
reserves
were
respectively.
issuance-
will
Brothers____;
&
&
Co.,
Co
Barth
A.
G.
&
»
Co
have
the
of
additional
1,561,102
.shares
shares
offered,
outstanding..//,
Sh&rGS
&
&
Co.
11,000
'
C.
M.
2,800
Co
Hentz
E.
F.
John
&
&
Co
&
Co., Inc
Securities
&
Co
Edwards
&
Lazard
Lee
2,800
Lester, Ryons & Co._
Mitchum, Jones &
6,500
Co.___________
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Goodbody & Co
Hallgarten & Co
—"tf. 191, p. 2793.
Freres
&
Higginson
2,800
Schwabacher
Co
—
&
11,000
6,500
Co.,
Inc._
2,800
2,800
Co
&
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
Shields
I.
M.
Smith,
2,800
Stein
19,000
6^500
Co
Simon
2,800
11,000
&
&
Co
6,500
11,000
11,000
2,800
& Co. Inc._ 19,000
Boyce——2,800
Meyer & Fox
2,800
Barney
Bros.
&
Stern, Frank,
Sutro
19,000
—
Corp
Templeton
O'Neal, Alden
6,500
11,000
Sons
&
2,800
19,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co
19,000
F. Eberstadt & Co.__^
Fairman
6,500
Co.—
&
Kaplan & Co
2,800
Dain
2,800
Inc
Fay,
Hutton
H.
6,500
2,800
&
Richards
6,500
Bradford & Co
G.
H.
Hooker
11,000
Francis I, duPont & Co.__
Eastman Dillori, Union
i
»
Hill
Co.__
Inc.
J.
Miller &
Hayden, Stone
6,500
Inc.__
2,800
2,800
—iull.OOO
Haupt & Co.___
2,800
,__
Eichler
Becker
&
Walston
2,800
Co—
&
Co.,
11,000
Inc
Transnation Realty Corp.—Securities Offered—Purst
to
an
Aug. 23 prospectus, 7,000 units of this firm
publicly offered. Each unit consisted (
$100 of 8% subordinated installment debentures, matui
ing Aug. 1, 1970, 10 shares of 10c
par common stock, an
five
immediately detachable common stock purchas
securities
were
warrants
exercisable
1965.
to
represent
savings
coverage
normally required for the
estate
transactions.
Total
assets
of the
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.____
Dixon Bretscher Noonan
Inc. ___________—;;
1959.
that
Angeles
operates
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
&
ended June
on
Los
associations
company
earnings
and
Allyn
*y Bateman,
with
additional
'.■*
based
were
the
Bache
capital.
ago.
in the first
1960
months
a
$2,642,900
Westlake
four
2,800
cents)
its
several
by
Amott, Baker & Cp., Inc.__
/
Offered
below:
C.
ant
for
sold
Hayden,
ago.
figures
interest.
Ira
in September of that year.
Net
equivalent
for
to
year
of
being
3,000
40
Moyer,
1960,
to
many
817.
p.
deposit
of
more
11,000
Earnings
for six
months
before
Federal
taxes
were
$12,299,400
compared with $9,866,900 for the same period of 1959. Provision' for
$4,710,000
rate
are
shares
initially
or
58,300
A.
ended
months
190,
Stock
Shares
22.
Aug.
on
six
serve
for
company. We
and
Triangle
The offering was
54,054
will
cne
Inc.__i
of
reported
income
diversification
mine
closed.
offered,
in
current
share.
per
A.
agricultural and industrial chemicals, copper and
the highest sales and earnings in the
company's
the first half of 1960, E. H. Westlake, Board Chairman
President,
their
real
and
forth
achieved
history during
of
Ohio.—V.
3,000
Co.
expansion,
working
communications
for
Co.—Common
Lehman
J.
for
friend
.
3,000
notification
stock
common
through
used
new
letter
the
search
UNDERWRITERS—The Underwriters named below, for whom Leh¬
Brothers is acting as
representative, have severally made a firm
commitment, subject to the terms and conditions of the Underwriting
Agreement, to purchase from the company and the
selling stockholders
the
total number of
shares of common stock
of the
company set
Corp.—Net, Sales at Record—</;
producer
sinter,
shares
Ball, Burge & Kraus_
on
a
3,000
Tele-Tronics Co., Ambler, Pa.—Files With SEC—
The
in
own
been
which
company
the
3,000
Co
Zuckerman,
printing.
has numerous potentiali¬
man
J.
the
our
Toledo,
Co.,
shares
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
12."
p.
G.
the
first
future.-
near
insurance
Trans-Coast
3,000
&
at
in
$2,175,680
3,000
John B, Joyce & Co
&
Trust
the
$126,879,073
1958,
3,000
;_.:/
.—
6,500
Clark
and
interests
has
Investment
outstanding and
subsidiaries
3,000
Co., Inc.
& Roulston,
Eaker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
Curtiss, House & Co
N.
the
J.
for
the
for redemption on Oct. 1, next, through
fund, $120,000 of its first mortgage 4%%
100%, plus accrued interest. Payment will
EARNINGS—Consolidated
3,000
'
/
Erb
at
Toledo
of
the
life
were
4,500
Pancoast
Green,
interest
called
1982
the
Maria.
lenders
4,500
Dewar, Robertson &
9,000
Annenberg,
indicated
progress
and growth of this
association
of
Times-Mirror
sinking
by
and
4,500
Cooley & Co,-„w-
9,000
in
televisiion
California, at $15
operate
4,500
Co.
4,500
Co._—_—4,500
9,000
Co.
the
already
ness
Labouisse,
Wood
H.
is
it
BUSINESS—The savings and loan association subsidiaries of the com¬
4,500
Co.,
has
1,
sale
the
Santa
Harold
&
at
financing
4,500
9,000
&
Shepard
—_
graphic
Norman
operations which will enable us better to
new
PROCEEDS—Of
4,500
Lynch
Leonard
Oct.
Southern
4,500
Inc.
Aug. 23
the
President
specific
of
announced
oversubscribed and the books
pany
Thayer, Baker & Co
Prescott,
in
engage
Publica¬
on
corporation
—Lehman Brothers and associates offered on Aug. 24,
375,000 shares of this Los Angeles, Cal. company, owner
of stocks
of
three
savings and-.loan associations in
4,500
9,000
&
Triangle
agreement
California
one."
the
of
due
made
Co.
Co.„
Lundborg
and
waiter
Areas
including
the
the
company
bonds
Co., Inc.
Wells
&
;
Toledo Terminal RR.—Partial Redemption—
The
Northwest
Pacific
a
are
Mullaney,
„_
be
will
Annenberg
admire
subsidiaries
Sanders
Johnson, Lane, Space
I
be
6,500
9,000
The
and
from
9,000
&
president
Jr..
"The new joint venture
our
Walter
will
T.
9,000
Masten
Angeles
Times-Mirror
Times-Mirror's
are continuing
course,
are
.-/"'r/'
Co.
E.
Allan,
activity
Trans-Coast
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
A.
public.
6,500
Kay, Richards & Co
&
of
6,500
Co.—
Co
&
Weil,
Freidrichs
Sulzberger,
Kirkland
&
Lestrange &
Emerson
of
to broaden
6,500
Co.______
Stiver
Logan
L.
47.-
p.
preliminary
a
under discussion but
firm
new
broadening
We,
years
and
Ewing
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Paine, Webber, Jackson
M.
*463,894 shs.
Mericka & Co., Inc.
Saunders,
20,000
types
order
in
Shares
67,500
Inc.
as
Outstanding
Messrs.
&
Robert
the
of
operation
issuance
,
Miller
Los
include
firm
Publications
Triangle
and
for
field.
from
v'//:■'.
Mead,
$6,636,978,
year.
fields.
the
of
Chandler said,
Mr.
——-—
by
related
and
ties
be
for
of
Company
venture
Times
as
similar
■
-
$150,000
subscribed
191,
in the form af
a
Mirror-Triangle Company to
joint
a
venture
evidenced
is
Authorized .',.J
/
..
.
were
last
The
agreement establishes an east coast-west coast working rela¬
tionship for the investment of capital between the companies that
publish the Philadelphia "Inquirer" and The Los Angeles "Times."
These
two
firms
are
also
engaged
in
extensive
diversification in
follows:
as
•
,v
1960,
period
below.—V.
Co.,
Inc. of Philadelphia reached
form
Chandler,
shares
$150,000
•.
effect
16,
July
share.
per
indebtedness
give
subsidiary
warehouses and sales offices in 12 eastern
75 branch
p 2249.
Times-Mirror-Triangle
O'Brien
com¬
basis
cash
a
loan
a
Such
ended
comparable
the
for
^ new firm are currently
per-share. The effect
tb 'all the present
of* $11.30
received
to
shares
Dodge & Co._
an
pierchandjse to
'cUstomers'rocated 'throughout the United States. ;Tt fioW has outst'ahdlng 166,667 shares of common stock and 333,333 shares of class B
common
at
and
.
Directors
subscribed
been
share,
1,000.000 shs.
902
L.
have
insulator,
Times-Mirror-Triangle Co.—Formed—
arts
cost to
with a
Since such
1960.
per
93
or
weeks
28
$7,810,719
known
have
Distributing Corp.—Files for Secondary
corporation,
of
67,500
Becker
Net
This
is
Ohio Co
The
of Stokely-Van Camp anticipates that the current
fiscal
ending May 31, 1961 will be a satisfactory one for the company "
192, p. 348.
tration
stock
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
the
year"
most
management
year
of
ski
a
July 18, 1959, the company reported
cents per share on 467,076 shares
ended
period
the
for
sales
See
'to
UNDERWRITING—The
underwriters
named
below,
through
their
representatives, The Ohio Co. and Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc., have
severally agreed to purchase from Techno Fund the respective number
of shares of common .stock set
opposite their names below:
French,
lower
true
increase
price
half
stated.
levels
factors
last
current
improving
report
price
these
in
in
substantially
are
general
of
upward
improve
Consequently,
the
to
to
is
present
the
balanced,
industry.
freezing
'improved.
which turned
.
equipping
Times-Mirror Co.—Joint Venture—
>
.
cash
debenture.
adjusted
as
31,
May
Everitt
L.
basis
cost
Fund
,
continued
"current
foods
being
food,
"have
"Inventories
and
dividends
canned
.
year,
tne
;
;
■"
compared
as
and .sidewall
roofer
$434,230
operates
states.—V. 191,
4,080
investment
Fahey,
totaled
year
previous
prices
items, and because of
nationally," the report said.
costs
during the
depressed
-
Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Sales & Net Drop—
Conn,
of
Tilo
the.^Ji^es jgsued
subordinated
William
Moore,
both
Stokely-Van
preceding year "because of
dustry-wide oversupply of many
tion
E.
is/.that
Techno
include
Irving
•
dollar amount and physical volume
Camp, Inc., food processor, during
ended May 31, 1960,
according to the company's an¬
stockholders.
Net income, however, was less than in
established
fiscal
Net
the Small Business
borrowing required
2%
to 5%
of
resulting
$11.30
($1 par)
not
and
Corp.
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.—Annual Report—
are
28-week
the
income
against
totaling 902 have been transferred
Williams) to Clyde Ef." Williams, Jr.
Administration.
common
Common stock
quarter
cents,
lgso
Aug.
11, 1960. .filed- a ■' letter of 'notification
27,500 shares of common stock (par $1) to
outstanding.
cash
a
proportionate
a
shares
of
consideration
a
subordinated, debenture-.
Clark,
the
requirements,
share in
per
for
$156,680
dividend
outstanding and
shares outstanding.
were
$285,905
was
com¬
1958
for
l,
reported on Aug 15, subject to audit and year-end adjust¬
net income of $211,665 for the 28, weeks ended
1960, equal to 45 cents per share on the 471,976 shares of
stock outstanding.
16,
For
net
shares
net cash
a
1960
20-year
additional
Shares
$608,305
The
profit
with $333,380.
after
1960
to
1959.
stock
share for the
per
in
second
the
Pre-tax
months
profit
it is $780,700
for
$13,450,079.
in
compared
six
net
preferred
662,361
on
share
per
19 cents
$498,109.
the
$83,226
common
based
with
was
equivalent to 33 cents
were
shares
1959
to
for
sales
amounted
months
$177,026
The
consideration
period
although
Net
of six
year
to
taxes
in
amounted
into
half
the
amounted
$443,733
taking
in
for
profit
with
15,
capitalization
Boles
1959
1958.
compared
1960
pared with $944,133 at the end
in
in
trustee
Aug.
consolidated
common
all shares into common
share, and, accordingly,
the
of
as
for
2l/2%. less
3%
July
•
from
share,
per
cash price
(Clyde
for
Business
$11.30
451
a
.://<.*■//;//,//
1
the half year totaled $26,200,168 compared with $26,894,204 for the previous half year which ended Aug. 1, 1959. This was
and
5%
sale
child.
minor
Stix, Baer & Fuller—Net Down-
due
share, without underwriting.
to be used for building and
per
Stratford,
ments,
the Articles of Incorporation
1960,
reclassifying
share
other
thereof
have
April
of
invest
to
for jjy Wjlliam
and
Robe
B.
Small
a
(d)
304
at
time of such
per
of
reclassification
The
custodian for his two
as
total
a
holder
stockholders
by
Section
at the
to
$11.15
subscj;^bed
Bruce
the
451,000 shares of class B stock. Bernard Altman, Board
Chairman and President, and Paul E. Stiller, Executive
Vice-President,
own
the class A shares in equal amounts and
propose to offer same
ior public sale. They each own 215,000 shares of the class B
stock;
of
reclassification,
Upon
of
share,
per
the
and
of
of
additional
appointed
"companies,
man¬
individuals
seven
value,
par
debentures
amounted
value
been
$11.30
by
without
which
by Ewing T. Boles at
the
an
to
shares with a par value of $1 per
of 13,864 shares have been issued on
asset
kitchen
class A and
proceeds
The
,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
sold
Fund
amended
were
stockholders.
have
electric
electric
domestic
been
debentures
Ohio,
Columbus,
loan in stock of the small business
a
reclassification
....
components
of
Fund
net
underwriting
(.imp')
.
^ The company
appliances, and
_
1958,
convertible
stockholders
for
stock
provisions
of
of
the
supplied by amendment. Fifteen thousand of said shares are to
be offered initially by the selling stockholders to employees of the com¬
equal
Techno
making the loan. On June 20,
total
a
be
price
addition,
In
1958.
Bank,
EFFECT
GIVING
1960
the
Act
Techno
these
sale by the present
holders thereof through a group of underwriters headed by Francis I.
cluFont & Co. The public offering price and underwriting terms are to
pany at a
discounts.
of
Act
National
Ohio
common
to
proceeds
of
150,000 outstanding
2960, covering
offered
be
to
$10
at
on
covering
SEC
Tilo Roofing
was
The
investments.
30,
its
issuers
voting
164th Street,
cn
stock,
A
of
pursurant
the
429-33 East
class
of
Jan.
Investment
pany
shares
It
price of
$12.50 per share, equal to the net asset value then in effect, and 510
shares of preferred stock (par $200) at a cash price of $200 per share.
In addition, 20 shares of preferred stock have been sold to borrowers
Still-Man Manufacturing Corp.—Files for Secondary—
statement with
The
tions,
2249.
p.
the
lodge.
<
principal office
manufacturing plant in Long Island City, N. Y., is engaged
in
the
manufacturing and sale of
certain
replacement
parts
for
electrical
and
fuel
systems
for virtually all makes of
automobiles,
trucks, tractors and buses and for many types of marine and industrial
engines.—V.
the
offered
be
Federal
a
1953.
Investment
Business
made
has
of
As
main
and
Small
CAPITALIZATION
^
'
.
corporation
The
with
will act
transfer agent and registrar for the common stock of Techno Fund.
will also act as custodian of the portfolio securities of Techno Fund.
as
the company
of
of
Act
APPOINTMENT—The
with net sales of $6,288,699 and net income
a
share, for the first six months of 1959.
are also based on
the 741,150 shares out¬
compares
share
per
June
$6,312,928 and net
per share. This
of $428,372, oi
standing
ended
months
six
expansion
within
Thunder Mountain Skiing, Inc., Greenwich, Conn.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
v •v-V;.,. •
to concerns in which
primary objective of Techno is to
invest
in small business
concerns
whose products are based on, or
whose operations involve the application of modern technology, such
as
electronics, new metals, nuclear energy, plastics, chemicals, techni¬
cal instruments and unusual mechanical products and developments.
against net sales of $2,948,051 and net
For
' 7'.'
•
agement and consulting services may be rendered
ended
21
or
is
company
Investment
the
Techno
1
1960
.<;'
.
y; ,<
approximately $4,880,312
after estimated expenses and retirement of the outstanding $150,000
principal amount of subordinated debentures) will be used to provide
investment capital to companies defined as small business concerns
Steady—
Standard Motor Products, Inc.—Net
y,'
Stock
Inc.—Common
PROCEEDS—The nst proceeds (amounting to
under
•
7:
.V
.
Licensee under the Small
incorporated in Ohio on
Jan, 23, 1960 and is registered under the Investment Cpmpany Act of
1940 as a closed-end, non-diversified management investment company.
Techno
Fund
reserves
freedom
of
action
to
change
from- a nondiversified to a diversified investment company."
BUSINESS—The
Business
application under the Holding Company
Philadelphia to Standard Gas of a renewal
in the filing of
have joined
Act for the
541.
p.
Philadelphia
subsidiary,
its
■''
Fund,
has
Company
principal amount 5%%
corporation.—V. 192, p. 747.
the
other
$25,000,000
Transmission Corp.—Trustee Appointed
Trust
$25,000,000
of
with
of
excess
2685.
p.
scribed and the books closed.
(& Subs.)—Note Renewal
and
Co.
2139.
p.
•
)n
191,
months.—V.
Bankers
The
together
program,
outlays
for
call
may
to 20
18
Texas Eastern
M...
„
„
,
Offered—Public
offering of 450,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was
made on Aug. 17 at a price of $12.50 per share by ihe
Ohio Co. of Columbus, Ohio, and Merrill, Turben & Co.,
Inc., of Cleveland, Ohio.
The offering was oversub¬
Georgia
approximately 8,100 miles throughout the South.—V. 192,
present of¬
Rochester—with its
St.,
Main
this
said
Westlake
projects,
next
also
,
in
being
191,
••
interest."
public
capacity
,
^
Taylor
locationu—115
employees.
are
Techno
mileage totals approximately 1,763 miles, most
Georgia and Alabama.
Southern Railway System, of
Southern
Railway
Company
is
the
major component, has
of
Central
of
the
in
by
underway to immediately expand production facilities
in
the Rochester area, improve and modernize production equipment
and
intensify the company's research and development activities.—
the
of
and
Plans
three railroads involved feels that this
transaction is
to its best interest,"
Mr. DeButts said,
"as well as
one which the Interstate Commerce' Commission ■ can promptly approve
each
"Obviously
present
ficers
Georgia
approval, Mr.
promptly.
join with Southern in seeking IcC
that the application will be filed
will
was
creasing
Mr.
^
is
of
products
of
have approved the acquisition of Dytronics
Fibre Co. Purchase will be made through an
exchange of stock. Taylor Fibre will operate Dytronics as a subsimary at
proposes
Central
and
Railway
Francisco
Louis-San
St.
transaction
the
when
Commission,
Commerce
Interstate
manufacturer
Pa.,
stockholders
Dytronics
Incorporated
..
.
,
approved by the
to .offer the mi¬
nority stockholders of Central of Georgia a price per share based on
the price paid
to the St. Louis-San Francisco and as approved by
the
final order of the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
,
-
Norristown,
cations.
par
common stock.
DeButts
said
that
par
said continued goods demand for the corporation's
indicated for the rest of the year. The company is in¬
of the East Tampa, Fla., plant of its U. S. Phos¬
phoric Products-division by 50% to meet projected increased demand
for
concentrated phosphatic chemicals.
>
^
laminated plastics and vul¬
canized
fibre
is
acquiring Dytronics
Inc., Rochester, Mich., manu¬
factures
of
die-stamped circuits for electrical and electronic appli¬
This
Monday, August 29, 1960
.«
.
executive
The
Taylor Fibre Co.—Acquiring—
Commission approval,
merce
the
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(802)
The units
interest
on
the
at
$4.30 per share until May H
priced at $143 each, plus accrue
debentures from Aug. 1. The offerin
were
Continued
on
page
I
Volume
192
Number 5981. : The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
11
(803)
Per
When
Haldere
'
Name
Central
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
the
first
all
during the current week.
in which
second table
a
grouped
are
indicate
we
Then
show
we
in
two
4.6%
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
4 ;
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Agricultural
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Insurance
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Alco
Products
Alden's
Alexander
Y.
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•
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Locker
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Anadonda
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com.
y
(quar.)__
A
(quar.)__
"
>
9-161
9-30
9-
9
9-
9-30
44c
1
9-16
9
3
9-
9-30
9-
7
|12'/ac
9-30
,
1
t30c
8-31
10-
50c
.
■;>'
tl2VaC
Copper
10-
9-15
'
9-
6
a
9-
1
9-22
50c
9-27
from
•
1
,
17c
Z__
Co._
4C
9-15
9-
9-20
9-2
/440c
9-30
8-31
fl2'/ac
9-15
9-
1
fl5c
9-15
9-
1
;
30c
9-30
9-20
Y>
50c
.
1
9-
1
9-
—
9-
6
10-1
; 10-
6
9-
$1
(quar.)
com.
!
(initial)
'
;
__L;
preferred (quar.) ^___
Power A Light 4Vt%
Kuhlman Electric,
5'/a %
Kysor
6
9-
-
l
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)______
Extra
:__
51 %C
:
10-
l
9-
10- 1
20c
Z .9-12'
.
:7;*;. 5c
9-2
9-
1
9-
1;
40-
1Z
,
9-20
.
2
10-21
:9-20
*
9
9-
9- 2
11*1
15c
/
6
517Ac
__
10-
1
9-
6
9-30
9-
9
31'Ac
I
*
Lang
50c
common
,
10-
9-
7'Ac zz
8-30
10-
1
8-31
(s-a)__—_
$1.16'A
11-
\ 40c
-
8
8-
10-
37'Ac
Star
Los
9-12
Title
Co.
12'Ac
(quar.)—
9-15
9-
8-26
r-
9-26
«
^9-15.
8-25
9-10
30c
..z.9-23
-12-15Z
12-31
-
10-
(quar.)30c
Angeles Investing
Louisville
^
•
25c
C.;Z:-/;,"<
Cement, (quar.)
Long Mile Rubber Corp; (quar.)
1
9-6
9-1
15c
Z
10-
;
9-20
—5c
____.
Island Trust
S..
r
•
"Z
.Z 5c
(N.' J.) .(quar.) li./
-
(Greenville;
:
Long
10-31
1
Life Insurance
Lone
9-15
Co.
10-15
.-v
.20c
"
Window——_______
Trust
A
Quarterly
10-20
-
—>
(quar.)____—
Alumlnum
Bank
10-15
.v
10c
.7
(Richmond)—
v.
Cady
Liberty
1
1
&
Leonia
; 10c
:_
£
Lenahan
9
9-
10-14
;
10c .11-15
________ .....
(quar.)
9-
.9-29
44'Ac
________________
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Lee
9-'6
30 c
(quar.)—
(Wash.),
Company
Extra''
6
1
9-15
•
&
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp.
9-28
40c
$1.12'A
A
9,
.
"
(quar.)—:—____________
class
9-15
10-1,
,\9-23
•
'_ J-13%c
_Z
>
9-15
1
20c
+
Heater Co.^ (quar.
6
-
9-30
v
10-1
.
$1.25
(quar.)_„________ Y-
common
10-
26c
(quar.)' '•■$1.06%
.
8-31
.10-15
$1.25
pfd.
;
9-15
7
'■
•
a
Copper Corp._^
Kingsport Press Inc. (quar.)____
6
1
1,
&
Kennecott
8-31
9-15
Ltd.—
Kansas
8-31
9-15
1
23 %c
(increased quar.)_____i.
(Canada),
(increased s-a)
common
3
9-30
10-
7 $1
Accident Insurance__..____
Terminals
10-
40c
City Southern Ry. Co:,
"I 5%
9-30
•
10-
50c
/
8c
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
Nebraska Natural Gas—
New
,
;
:
and
profits
Kansas
4%
10-
467AC '»
„_______
income
Kansas
10-V
52'Ac
.
(quar.)
Share
Inc.,
Lanes,
8-24
10-
36'Ac
10c
__—•
(quar.)u_._'
.
$3
(quar.)______7—
30c
9-
,
1
9-15
8-31
8-31
9-15
-
7
9-15
1
9-30
9-15
5c
9-15
8-31
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd., comnicn_v„__-■t3r
11-1
10-20
Extra
pfd.
6
9-15
(quar.)
(Pa.)
Corp.
•
4VS»-%
9-
9-
62'/ac
Kahler
9-27
..9-10
29'Ac
i
____
.(initial-quar.)
Corp.
9-20
10-
(increased)
Storage, Ltd.—
2nd preferred (quar.)
convertible preference (quar.)
9-22
/
9-10
25c
;;
__________
10-
25c
•
Life &
Johnston
9-16
10-14
.:425c
.
—
1
9 /
9-22
!
10-14
J17'Ac
....
_____
i
9-30
.
J55c
(quar.)——_______
Iron
Investment
Rule
Evans
/
v:'- : >-'"<•.- 1 -.
10-14
(quar.)
Syndicate
Class A
8-29
9-26
•
9-
10-
____
-
(quar.)
class A_^^_
(quar.)___;
Co..
9-16
1
9-10
9-30
t25c
-
Salt
Investors
25c
j
—
Corp.
Interstate Power Co.
-
12'Ac
—I
—
Williamsport RR,' Co.
Mfg.
1
11-
35c
Sugar
securities
Iron
8-30
70c
_______
Co.,/(quar.)_-__________L"_— 4"*'
&
10-
(quar.)
ironv investment
8-30
$1
Fuel Asso.,
Baler
Economy
6
10-31
(quar.)
1
•
2'Ac*
preferred Z (quar.)
1
9-
6'Ac
pfd.
Insurance
Telephone
International
*
-
8-26
9-15
15c
(quar.)_—
6
50c.
(quar.)—-__j—
(quar.)
Ltd.
Malleable
9-10
37l/ac
(quar.)
conv.
9-
10c
Crucible
Gas &
" 4% %
Eastern
&
Consolidated
Interstate
—____
(quar.)
preferred Jquar.)
Eastern
i y
2
9-15
Oil,
Interlake
,
6
Bill
realized
>
9-16
9-16
■H" 9-20
1
25c
Co.
10-
$1.25
H
4%
^
6
10-
41 %c
(quar.)
Central RR.
9c
9-16
■
10-25
•
25c"
1
preferred (quar.)_____
preferred .(quar.)
—,
4.10%
preferred.. (quar.)—
? 4.15%
preferred (quar.)
Duval Sulphur & Potash (quar.)
Z;'
6
Oct.
Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Ingersoll Machine A Tool, Ltd.— 7 %
% Class A (quar.)
8-22
1
10-
3.75%
3
99-
(reduced)
Mining
preferred
Imperial
*
,8-18
-
8-26
10-
20c
_j__
,(quar.)_
preferred
4.20%
1
1
payment).
5.80%
Co.
Company
Inspiration
(quar.)____ .20c
common
Co.
Paper.
1010-
17'Ac
(quar.)
Mining Co.,
(quar.)___
Corp., 5%
Illinois
9-16
30c
93%c
redemption
this
9-12
-10-
$2.25
10-10
(quar.)
Electric,: Inc.,
V $2.10
:*
■/••:-.
1
1
9-13
■
preferred
Electronics
Homestake
9-23
1
$1.^5
Bank
Fire & Marine
Illinois
:
Duquesne Light Co.; common
'
■■S
-
common
on
-time). *. ":•/•' '
'
.
33c
..
.
11-
(quar.)
1
(Winnipeg)—
(quar.)
Creamery
Homasote
8-17
V
common
(initial)
Houdaille Industries, Inc.,
1
10-
:
9-1$
9-30
-
42c
/V
9-
20c
'
_______
1
:
2
9-29
'
1
9-30
'56.y*c
——
Home
2
9-
45c
...
9-15
1
-9-1
10-
.
.35c Z
;
(Phila.)—
Company—
this
9•
11-15'
•'
$$1.50
—
l
Packers, class A-(s-a)
9-
9-15
ioc
Brewing (quar.)
Industries, common..
preferred
Hoffman
8-19
9-20
Inc.__
(Joseph)
Duncan
"
...
9-21
6%
■
9
10-
$1.25
Co.,
convertible
Hershey
9-21'
10-14
25c
&; Realty
Cream
Donnocona
9-16
9-15;£ "4 9- 2
25c
•
20c "
(G.)
Hidden Splendor
28'Ac
Corset, Ltd.. (quar.)
Dominion Glass, Ltd., common
7% preferred (quar.)
.
9-16
,
3
10-25
*: 10-
12 Vic
-
(quar.)______
(quar.)___
quarterly vrL_.—
action
(No
ioc
.3iy«c
30c
___j_—____
2-
7
25c ;
Extra
10-10
9-15-
>
-z 10-
$1.37 »/2
___j.____.__.
common
9-
9-
50c
(quar.)_
F.)
Curtis
50c
%■.-
Dominion
8-24
.10-15
■
:(s-a )££____-..——
Street
Increased,
10-15
t25c
..
(quar;)
(quar.)
preferred
Class.-: B
1
10-20
50c
Corp."
(quae..)—
American Bank Note, Ltd.-(quar.)
British
9-
tlOc
Brass
£ British Columbia
Broad
Co.,
preferred
Bristol
,
15c
Ice
Dixon
8-31
9-15
•
Heileman
9-15
$8c
■*;
(C.
National
9-30
1
>9-
15c
15c
Hazleton
7
9-
,
35c
Electric
2
7
9-15
common
Commercial
9-
9
9-
Co
Hawaiian
9-15
910-
9-15
(quar.)
Hawaiian
2
9-30
10-31
tl2>/ac
(quar.)
9-19
J
—__
;
(quar.)
10c
Co.
Hathaway
8-12
"/
(quar.)
Trust
Raynolds
Forests,
Dixie
9-20
9-15
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Brass'
Bridgeport-Gas
•
V :
,10-15
Concrete,
4»A%
3
.60c
$1.25
class A (quar.)_
Burial Casket (quar.)._____
Brazilian' Traction, Light A Tower.Co., Ltd.— '
;
6% preferred
(qUar.)_
?
10-
J55c
(quar.)
Boyertown
■
1%-V
&
Dierks
"
Stores;
Book-of-the-M'onth
;
Devoe
8-19
9-20
/
■jif Class' A: (quar*),
(H.. C.) Co., common (quar.)__.
:/ •;' 5 Vi % .prior preferred
(quar.)
Boise Cascade Corp.: (quar.)—
Bond
1
3
v
of
> Bohack
•
9-30
1-
9-
10-
r">":
;_
Canada, Ltd.___
Mfg: ;Co.i_'£__;_-//______—________ /
Biddeford
;
_l.
Corp.,or dinar y_.(s-.a)_;
Telephone
£ Benson
10-
25c
7 Vic
(quar.)____
.
Beaubran
;Beil.
(quar.)
Distilling
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
2
15c
(quar.)
&
"
(quar.)____
Hartford National Bank & Trust
8-24
9-
(quar.)
Bank
Ltd.—
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Income Fund
Inc.,
Detroit ^Mortgage
,
Industries
B:)
Electric
Delta
Detroit
8
Co
10-
10c
.
; De Laval Steam Turbine (quar.).
9-30
/ $1.56 Va
Furniture
(James
Xerox,
Andy
_
8-31
10"
Bassett
9-12
8-31
.
___
(quar.)
preferred
5%
9-19
60c
$1.40
,
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Plants
Mills,
9-
(W. F.) Printing Co.
Corp.
9-14
Dayco Corp.; $2 pfd. ;A (quar.)__
(Common payment omitted at this time)
Dayton Malleable Iron Co., common
9-12
,
1
9-23
10-
10c
Pilot
R.
River
5%/ preferred
9-23
3
pre¬
preferred
9-
16'Ac
,
(Del.),
plus
Calorific
4
"pfd.
preferred
1954
Hart-Carter
(Helene)
&
Dan
;
9-30
30c
/
(quar.)__
(quar.)_.
D.
9-15
series
Harsco
-
Engine Co.
(quar.)
Industries (see Helene Curtis
11-15
k
/
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
1
1
9-22
9-15
10-
(quar.)
Company,
Harris
15c
;
(quar.)___
or
(quar.)___
$103.50
1
Industries)—
»,
dividend)—.
Co.
convertible
1012-
40c
•
at
Handy
2
9-15
|55c
________/
preferred
1
10-10
(quar.)
convertible
Helene
com.
9-15 '
10-
25c
}$i
common
pACitrrea
31
_—
:
Cummins
Curtis
Giant Co.,
5%
35c
split)
America,
1
9-16
jsoc
6%
10-14
20c
Inc.
9-16
J25c
(quar.)_
-10-
of
10-
;
7
1
(quar.)_
Culligan,,
9-15
'
15c
9-
$3
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
9-
1
(quar.)______
Steel
5lA%
,
'
9-
9-10
A
10-
•
Corp. (quar.)
Zellerbach of Canada, Ltd.—
Crucible
T.)
preferred
9-15
1
.
preferred
9-15
tl2VaC
Corp.,
10-
9-15
30c
Zellerbach
Class
L
(W.
Griesedieck
9-
9-30
11-
(initial);:
Co.
9-30
$40c
-
9-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
$1.25
•
Co.— ".
1
10-
time).
west Life Assurance Co.
o/c
Hall
.__
(quar.)
Sexton
Y.)
(Canada),
Greyhound Corp. (Del.)—
(Entire issue called for
Corp.—
America
conv,
Crown
2
9-19."
-9-30
9-30
•
25c
(quar.)__
(stock
Hill
4V2%
Crown
9-15
10-17
&
Crouse-Hinds
J25c
Wilcox
Inc.,
1
9-19
10-15
:
(s-a)
(Joseph)
of
•Basic,
10-
25c
of
Company
Corp.
Cribben
'9-15
_.
Co.
B
5%
24c
(quar.)
,
1
10-
$1.25
common
this
Rapids Varnish
Green
1
9-15
(quar.)
Crawford
9-15
1
;
class
Crane
.
9-
9-30
15c
Copper & Steel Industries—y
;
.;
10-
$1.15
50c
the
at
8-31
20c
(N.
Rubber
Quarterly
9-16
9-15
(quar.)
Commercial
&
three
Corporate Investors/Ltd., class A
2
9-23
"
1
(quar.)
(3-for-l
preferred
Controls
;
1
; Reduced-quarterly
<9-15
1
.____
Ltd.,
Alarm
Company
Babcock
Baldwin
9-
■
10-
(quar.)__
Fire
10-15
10-
(quar.)____
preferred
Automatic
9-12
5c
Co.
Co.
preferred
6%%
9-23
9-20
$1
Products
Coal
Tire
9-20
$1.23
(quar.)
Co.
on
payments
3%%
Great
(stock
(quar.)
9
(quar.)II
Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A
Grant
9
10-
$5 pfd. (quar.)
(increased quar.)
Foods
Gas
Continental
9-16
9-
10-
(quar.)
Rock
,
6
$1.08
._■___
(quar.)
11-10
$1.25
(N. Y.),
Ltd.
.
(quar;)____
Electric
11-10
9-30
(quar.)
Co.
Edison
9-
(quar.)_
taken
Haloid
Stores
.
9
;
quar.)
1
1
to approval of stock¬
Naval
60c
9-16
1
50c
■
$1.37
(quar.)_.
Company
Class B
/
■
\
(quar.)
Atlantic
B.
•
10-
730c
Corp.
Co.
9-30
35c
$1
.____
Atlantic
5'A%
9-!
(quar.)_-:__
(increased
12-
7 9-24
25c
each
1
(quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)
Gordon
12-
,
30c
for
Cement
Graham-Paige
50c
(increased)
Loan
Water
Continental
9-16
9-28
$1.18
7' Extra
(
9-
9-30
(quar.)
Constable
Asgrow
9-30
35c
(quar.)
8-29
$1.33%
Paper,
9-10
(quar.).
Gas
1)
Solvents
Consumers
9-10
1
.
Western
&
Arnold
1
10-
12'Ac
Corp.
preferred
preferred
5.48%
10-
50c
Power &
6
Sept.
Consolidation
9-10
(quar.).
'____
Light—
/-,:-.
preferred
(quar.)__
Arkansas
1
Co.
Anchor Hocking Glass, common
; $4 preferred (quar.)
Apex
Smelting Co.
(quar.)_
Applied
10-
.____
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.
50c
share
new
9
10-
15c
■
87'/ac
America
action
ferred
Grand
(quar.)
of
Consolidated
6,
(No
2
7:
100%
;
Co.
Consolidated
31'Ac
.
Ampco
9-
31'Ac
Consolidated
9-
;
Y.)
6
9-
17yac
Insurance
Company
Brewing—
Class
(quar.)
held subject
Consolidated
2
12'Ac
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)
Metal, Inc.
(quar.)
(one
Consolidated
9-
12'/2c
"
r
8-29
Gas—
-
(resumed)
A
9
(N.
Insurance
Connecticut
9- 9
'
Class
14c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth
9-16.
15c
$1
Building
„
Goebel
•
r'v":/
preferred
Commercial
8-26
Glidden
1
4%
(quar.)
Co.
6
9-
1
Common
(quar.)
holders
28c
(quar.)
Bottling
shares
9-20
9-
Falls
1
dividend)
9-16
Portland
Goodyear
■
9-
1
10-
(quar.)
Glens
9-
10-
9-14
5
40c
(NY)
1
9-15
■
$1.75
Interstate
Inc.
•
Giant
6
9-
(quar.)
5.35%
6
v
y-
guaranteed
Combined
2'K:
5
(quar.)
Re-Insurance
American
10-
9-
10-
(quar.)
American
9-
25c
1
10-
25c
Georgia Power Co., $4.60 preferred
$4.92 preferred (quar.)
;
:.1$5 preferred (quar.)
;
9-15;
preferred
5%
2
10-
Metals
com.
$2
'
1
9-10
1
1
9-
1
9-15
■
10c
&
10-
5c
•
Finance
2
/iZr.:
Pittsburgh RR.—
Common
25c
(quar.)
American Manufacturing (Del.)
60c
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
(Minn.)
Securities
Genung's,
9-
'
10-
Colorado
$1.50
■
class A
Co.,
10-
30c
Ice Co., common (quar.)
non-cumulative preferred _:
American
.
6
General
8-15
9-21
$1
8-31
9-12
i
30c
.
(quar.)__
Products
9-31
(quar.)
Colonial
8-18
9-15
75c
(quar.)__^___^
American
Class
9-
9-19
r
9
9-
10c
27>/ac
preferred
*
50c
(quar.)
Corp.—
_____;
(quar.)IZII~"~~~~I
(quar.)~_"_
A
Signal
9-
9-24
preferred
•
Co.
Co..
preferred
General ; Mills.
5%
General
Railway
9-14
*4c
Peabody & Co., common
Coca-Cola
40c
.
Express
9-
4%
9
common
Agricultural Chemical (quar.)____
American Distilling
(2-for-l split)
American District
Telegraph (quar.)
American Dredging Co. (quar.)
6%
9-
time)
American
American
1
7%
50c
—
5 l/a%-
•
a
guaranteed
Regular
Cluett
9-22
&
Special
8-30
1
dividend
9
9-9
.
8-31-
/
4c
(quar.)__
director's
Stock
8-20
9-9
10-
Trust
three-for-one split at
meeting
•
•
.,
Citizens Utilities Co., common B
(quar.)
Civil Service Employees Insurance Co. (Cal.)
9-20
$1.06'A
_____
(increased)
O'Nuts
recommend
next
-
&
Full
-May
9-15
$1.50
10-
Y.
N.
Industries
Aerial
9
9-
Holder»
Payable of Reo.
Corp.—
'
J'V
Chicago Dock & Canal (quar.)
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)_
9-20
30c
/_..
Bank
9 '•
9-
When
Share
Contract Finance
/Common
(quar.)
investment
i;
<9-14.
9-
9-15
10c
__i_
net
Chicago
1
15c
(from
r
10-
—
(quar.)
9-
1
10-
10c
"
—■____
Chemical
12'/ac
.i
Co;
Trust
9-
10-
40c
$1.50
____!
Champion Mutual Fund of Canada, Ltd.■r
Chance
Vought Aircraft (quar.)______;
8,J
9-/8
9-15
:
Shares
'
.7,
(quar.)_
!
(reduced)
l
9-26
75c
7; 65c
__
Inc., common (quar.)______:
preferred (quar.)
4 'A %
"
(quar.)
10-
$1
4%
;
Aetna
10-
Electric
Century
.' / income)
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
7'45c,, i
(quar.) —"_—
Transformer, (quar.)
'
payment date;
Name of Company *
General
•
preferred
6%;
.
Central
Per
Payable of Rec.
preferred "(quar.)
,4.60%
the payments previ¬
Per
Share
Co.—
35c
9-30
".(quar.)
preferred (quar.) '________-_r___"L*_ '!,; 87%'cV" 10- 1
$1.15
/
10- 1
preferred (quar.)
—1—
y: $1.15
10- 1
3.50%
/
an¬
follow with
we
Power
Common
separate
dividends
the
of Company '
Maine
1
'
C
■
I
Ti Financial "Corp.
California
•
;V
-v
•
''
(quar.)
Electric Power
65c
—___•
Cadre Industries
Co.—z
•
10-
:V
Dry Corp;v common
preferred :(quar.)--___-;i4-_j._;____—.
Foundries & Forgings, Ltd. (quar.)
Jroti
(quar.)
Canadian
'
t$l
National
Pennsylvania
1
'•
V. /
9-16
1
9-16
8-31
3
■
9-12
10-17
$1.06 »/4
•'
(quar.)
Celanese Ltd,, $1 pfd.--(quar. )____
Geneva
First
9-15
t25c
9-30
9-30
9-
35c
Corp.
9-
8
~
(Boston)-
Banking
(quar.-)-
&
2
Lynchburg Foundry
(quar.
General
Canadian
"Class
A
Class
■
Securities
..
9-
Macfadden
1
Macy
Co.
—4.
55c
10-
1
13%c
9-15
35c
7/
9-
2
Magor
9-15
•
Worth'
Fostoria
Steel
Corp.
&
8-31,
*
Oil
Canadian
'
Cos.
Ltd., 4% pfd. (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
Canadian Wallpaper Mfg. Ltd., class A—_
t
'Class
Carey,
B
.
___—_—.—
Baxter &
Machinery
10c
Co,.—_—
9-15
Kennedy,
Inc;
Steel
Products
8-31
Frantz
9-15
8-31
Fresnillo
t$l
10-
1
9-
25c
•
Loan
Co.
(S.
1
9-
1
t$2
10-
1
9-
9-20
9-12
-
1
Celanese
V
;
Corp. of
Mexican
10c
9-30
9-
99-
1,
9-
2
10-
9
9-
10- 1
10-1
9-15
9-30
1
$1
9-15
9-
9-
Maryland
8-15
1
...
4y2%
(Julius)
&
convertible
Co.,
common
preferred
45c
(quar.)
28y8c
(quar.).
.
(incr.-quar.)'
31c
-
59%c
12'Ac
V
$2.50
50c
90c
25c
(quar.)_
"
—;—____—-
(quar.)__
Shipbuilding
&
(quar.)
9-30
America—
Gatineau
9-15
General
V.,
Common .'(increased-quar.)
4Va%^ ; preferred A (quar;)-_^-___-_"__"_____r;
30c
9-23
$1.12%
1010-
1
,9-8
' 1
1
$1.75
7%, 2n,d preferred (quar.)
Central Detroit Warehouse (Common
4 ' 'ihept pm#ed- At this ^imej
,
9-
'
1
Corp.
(quar.)
8
$4.50
Ltd.,
American
Investors
(quar.)
preferred
5%%
pfd.
t$1.37
(quar.)__
_:
9-15
/
9-15
Massachusetts Protective Assn.,
10-
1
9-
6%
1
Mayfair
Co.—
—
9- 8
General
American
.___
"IOC
$1.12 yZ
(quar.)_______
Quarterly
Transportation
—
10-1
10-
1
McKay
9-14
Means
Corp.—
9-14
"
"
^
J__Z-_——
com.
52%c
9-28
9-
9
v
$7
Box
Co.
(quar.)__
2c
10-
1
9-7
(F.
conv.
Merchants
Mesta
(quar.)
Markets
Machine Co.
Mercantile
*
General
preferred
W.)
& Co.,
preferred
Trust
(St.
10-1
31'Ac
$1.12'/a
.——
9-30
,
;
_
pay-
Power,
Common
•'
9-15
109-
1
1
:
9-15
9-
9.
8-26:
-
9-16:
8-317
9-15*
9-15
10-
7
8-19.
9-
6
8-26
9-20
9-20
9-20"
9-20
8-19
Dry Dock—
9-30
dividend
10-1
$1.50
_______
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)'
Stock
25c
25c
___—___
__.—
(quar.)
Corp.
Common
4'/a%
• •
20c
(quar.)
Co.
9-10
10- 1
10- 1
10-31
9- 1
9-20
9-15
10- 1
10c
r_u_—;_______—
common
—.".—
_;
Marshall-Wells
1
9-15
•
(quar.)_^_________;___i—' 7
(Calif.), common
preferred
Extra
25c
50c
.
(quar.)
———-
—
(quar.)__
v
common .(quar,)
(quar.>__
Louis)
(quar.)^—_
,
Refrigerating (quar.)
Machine- (quar.)_——
•
-
30c
2%
40c
.-$1.50
10c
50c
$1.50
•
$1.75
> "45c
— 15c
«z.
.
•
30c
\
,
:50c
-(quar. )_—„__—
Co.___
Marlin-Rockwell
y
.
7
9-
9-30
5c
$1.75
(quar.)
Service,
Basket
Market
9-15
9-22
10c
Co.
Electric
Corp.
Public
Masonite
Garfinckel
.
10- 1
____
withhold-
(quarJ
.:____
Frontier Refining,
common '(quar.)________
7%
preferred (quar.), —__u___——
2
9-13
1
20c
%
preferred (quar.
Majestic Specialties
——;_
Manchester Gas, 7%
pfd. (accum.)________
Manischewltz
(B.)
(quar.)_j.
Marine Bancorporation
(increased)_____
8-30
25c
9-
20c
—__________
Company, (less
Frigikar Corp.
8-30
9-12
4"
(quar.)____
25c
(s-a)
Mfg. Co.
10c
1
t$1.25
t$1.25
1
9-
-
4.75%
C.)—
1
10-
'
*■
&
&
A
(R."C.)
Maine
time)
(quar.)
Finance
preferred
9-15
t$1.25
,v
______
.Castle & Cook. Inc.
Ceco
5%
.
J25C
5%
;s
Franklin
8-26
J25c
_______—__-/
9-
9-10
(quar.)______£——15c
Publications
H.)
Gas
Car
Mahon
,
at this
(R.
Madison
9-30
81'Ac
(quar.)
3Vk %
preferred (quar.)Foote
Mineral
Co^-r-r »•'
(Common payment omitted
■
Fort
8-26
Ltd.—
'J.—.—
B
9-15
55c
—
(quar.)____i.,__—_
(quar.)_
8-19
1
t
1-20
,2-1-61
f6c
: 20c
Corp. (quar.)
Luminator-Harrison, Inc.
1
'«»$1.75 preferred
i:
'
Ludlow
;
9-15
io- 1
75c
/''
—
Trust
(Philadelphia):(quar.)
Fleetwood
Corp. '• '• (quar.)
Food Machinery
^hemical/com.
[
9-30
*
Bank
.
8-31
t43%c
8-31
.
9-15
9-15
8-19
9-16
•
25c
(quar.)_-__—
8
9-15
*
Common
*
Z
^
23c
40c
Assn.
First
10-
10-
Underwriters
First
9-
'
9-15
9-
35c
<
(monthly)
Assn.
(quar.)L_
8
10-
■
Fire
Corp.
Mortgage
9-9
9-
9-30
-V t25c
Foundries, Ltd., com.
t
-4'V4 % preferred (quar.) _—
Canada Wire & Cable," Ltd.,-class A
$1.06 Vt
9-15
9-22
,t37y2c
(quar.)
1
National
Federal
9-15
k 9-30
25c
Canada
1
10-
■ -
V
•
9
Ferro
•
Canada
9-
8-31
.
75c
preferred (quar.)
63c
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)Z /v
;
California Liquid Gas
ioc
(quar.),—;—
Calumet f&- Hecla, Inc., common (quar.)___!>
30c
I $4.75' preferred -* ( quar.)$1.18%
_-J_
$4.25
1
9-15
6%
'Canada
:
10-
15c
•
■
_________
9-30
25c
Farmer Candy Shops (quar. )____„
Farmers Underwriters Assn.
(quar.)—_——
Fanny
.
V 52Vac
10- 3
10- 3
9-30
10- 7
-.. 9- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
7
9-16
'
9-16
10- 1
'5-13
:
10- 1
.
.
9-
9
9-
9
9-
6
9-6
8-25
9-10
9-15
9-20
9-
2
9-
2
9-
9
9-
I
9-16.
The Commercial
Chronicle
and Financial
Monday, August 29, 1960
...
Per
Per
Name
•
of Company
Share
Michaels
Stern
Michigan
Sugar,
Co.
6%
Abrasive
Mid-West
Co.
Midwest Securities
Common
6'r
Factors
Mine
Modine
B
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd.,
A
9-
15c
6%
11-
8
St.
9-
9
Sawhill
Tubular
Dock Co.
Schlage
9-
2
9-23
9-
2
t.
Common
9-30
9-
2
25c
10-15
9-
6
Seaboard
Allied
10-
1
9-
6
Seabrook
from
capital
9-23
9-
9
Securities
Inc.—
10-
1
8c
10-15
10-15
Title
9-30
,37'Ac
9-30
9-
6
Seiberling
4'/a%
investment
National
Extra
5%
(Detroit)
Co.
uypsum
Oats Co.
National
Gas
5%%
preferred
Leather
Public
1
9-
1
8-22
3-1-61
2-
preferred
Star Oil,
Corp.
Indiana
9-14
27c
10-
1
9-
9
$1.09
10-
1
9-
Smith
Common
Public
6
South
9-30
4.60%
9-23
9-
4.60%
10-
2
9-
2
10-14
9-16
10-14
9-16
'.
Y.)
$1.13
10-14
Railway &
Flour
Extra
11-15
11-
40c
9-20
9-
$1
8-23
8-15
_
Land
Mills,
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Ohio
Crankshaft
Ohio
Water
Stock
Co.
■
■
9-12
9-
3
9-
1
3
9-
1
50c
(quar.)
___
dividend
Publishing
$4
9-
'
8-19
9-
7
10-
25C
9
3
3
9-
7;
*25c
9-15
*50c
9-15
8-31
1
8-24
9-
75c
25c
9-16
9-
9-20
9-
10-31
10-31
9-15
99-
Gas-—
v
Western
Wheeling
10-
1
9-
9
White
9
Wieboldt
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-15
common
25c
—
preferred
- (quar.)
California Edison
9
65c
9-30
9-
preferred
<
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
5
8-29
4.64%
preferred' '(quar. ).Ar_^__—preferred
(quar.)
$1.06'A
9-15
9-
1
$1.12'A
9-15
9-
1
29c
9-15
9-
r
$1.18%
9-15
quar.)
:
9-30
9-
8-29
Oil City National Bank (Pa.) (quar.)
Old Line Life Insurance Co. of Amer. (quar.)
Old Town Corp., 40c preferred (accum.)
9-
9-15
8-31
5%
$1.25
9-15
9-
9-19
9-
9
5.05%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.26'A
9-15
9-1
10c
9-30
9-
9
5.35%
Oliver
preferred
$1.33% f
9-15
9-
15c
10-
2
9-
2
(quar.),
+$3
12-
1
,
Corp.
Ontario
&
Ontario
(quar.)
Quebec
Ry.
(s-a)
Steel
7%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp.
(quar.)
com.
Oshkosn
B'Gosh,
Overnite
10-) 4
Transportation (quar.)
(quar.)_:
10-
1
9-15
$2
(s-a)
5%
10-14
11-15
9-
1
8-23
15c
12Vic
9-
1
9-15
preferred
Southwestern
1
11-15
20c
(quar.)
Oregon Paramount Corp., S4 prior pfd.
Inc.
11-
$25c
*$1.75
Ltd.,
Products,
preferred (quar.)
43A%
Indemnity
-Shares
split
stockholders
to
of
Insurance
Pacific
4.28%
action
No
9-15
17'Ac
1st pfd. (quar.)
15c
50c
—_
9-
2
1
9-
common
on
9-
1
(quar.)
Engineering
Corp.
_„/
;
iquar.)
preferred
4.60%
*
Co.
Permanente
Petrolane
Pfizer
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
_________
(quar.)
Cement
Gas
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Inc.
-
(4
cents
from
cents from
gains)
9
9-
9
9-
9
10-
-
99-
10-
9
9
9-30
RR.
(quar.)
9-
1
.
10-31
109-
9
15c
87'Ac
9-30
9-
9-
8-29
Stuyvesant
Sun
9-30
12-
9-9
5
11-18
10-10
9-30
1
Company
Public
4';
Service
$1.20
Swift
Co.
of
15c
$1.75
9-22
Publication
7%
1st
I'x
preferred
original
Purex
Corp.
Stock
M
voting
common
10^4
9-
1
1
9-23
Reading
9-
9
8-26
9-
9
8-26
9-30
9-
9-30
9-16
10-
10-
1
9-15
1
9
9
$1.75
9-15
9-
6
9-15
9-
6
20c
9-30
9-
9-30
9-
8
*27c
on
omitted
Republic Aviation Corp.
Republic Corp., $1 conv.
Revlon, Inc. (quar.)
preferred
4'2%
_______
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
1
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
9-23
(quar.)
Service,
preferred
(quar.)
10-
3%
1
9-23
Acme
Missiles &
Acme
Wire
11-
Adams
Class
Class
9-16
8-25
Co.—
Class
10-10
Alabama
10-10
Alan
10-10
$1.21
11-
1
10-10
48c
10-
3
Thomas
$5
& Betts Co.,
preferred
Thrifty
Drug
4'/a%
common
B
(Omaha)
shares
plans
on
split
to
Insurance
Packing
Traders
&
Class
B
on
Trust
Ltd.,
9-
9
1
9-
9
9-14
at
9-
Tri-Metal
10-
1
59%c
11-
1
10-11
$1.12'/a
11-
1
10-11
9-10
9-30
1
9-
9
1
9-16
10-20
B
Trinidad
Truck
a
Twin
Electric
Co.,
9
10-
3
9-
9
10-
3
9-
9
___%
(quar.)_.
Assn.
(quar.)
Light & Power
preferred
10-
3
9-
*50% c
reg
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
* 15c
10c
$0,095
2*c
(quar.)_
common
convertible
9-
20c
9-15
9-
1
10-11
9-
8
9-19
9-
9
1
8-22
9-
2
8-19
9-
2
15c
(quar,)__
10-
1
9-16
37'Ac
10-
1
9-16
10-
10-1
9-12
8-22
31'Ac
9-12
8-22
a
10-
3
9-10
10-
3
9-10
9-15
8-20
7'Ac
8-12
9-
1
9-27
9-
2
7-29
12'Ac
.
,
9-
6
9-
6
9-12
1
8-18
8-18
:
15c
:
9-1
9-13
8-1
$1
8-26
1
10-22
10-22
1
10-22
1
10-22
40c
9-
1
8-17
;
$1.37'A
--10-
1
9-16
(quar.)____
$1.05
10-
1
9-16
$1.15
10-
1
9-16
8-12
(quar.)
cornmon
(quar.)_L_
Co., 4.20%
Tennessee
pfd.
Natural
Gas
(quar.)
30c
Steel
pfd.
(quar.)___
Co.
Bacon
two-for-one
Beta
Food
I
9-15
9- 2
8-12
8-19
9-2
9-22
9-
9
9-
1
10-
75c
10-20
1
9-
5
8-17
8-15
9- 1
8-19
9-
1
8-19
183/4c
10-
1
—i
9-
1
12'/2c
9-
1
9-30
$1.02
approved
split).
__
common
(quar.)
__
__
_
(quar.)
9-
1
8-12
22'Ac
8-30
37'Ac
8-30
8-10
8-10
9-10
8-15
9-10
1
8-19
9-16
9-1
8-30
8-5
8- 5
8-5
9-16
8-12
1
9-16
45c
30c
93%c
10-
Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)__
preferred
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar Co.
*25c
(quar.)
*56c
(quar.)___;.
(quar.)
8-31
tl5c
Aggregates, common
(quar.)
preferred
8-26
9- 1
133Ac
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
1
S-30
9-15
25c
(quar.)
(stockholders
preferred
(quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement Co.
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America, com.
$3.75 preferred
Aluminum Co. of
75c
$30c
$1
Markets,
9-
8-26
9-9
^
45c
(quar.)
stock
1
1
30c
Co.
Inc.
9-
9-13
10-
30c
(quar.)
Mfg.
35c
$1.25
30c
Business Machines, Inc.
(Louis)
1st
11-
1
11-
(quar.)
&
11-
11-
6%
5%
1
$1.12'A
v
M.'g. com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
America:.
8-31
9-
25c
Chemical
4'A%
1
$1
Corp.,
Power
(R. C.)
4%
9-
50c
preferred
Alpha
9-1
*17c
Corp.
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Laboratories
(quar.)
Allied Stores Corp., com.
(quar.)
Allyn
1
Ltd.—
Gas
Allison
r
10c
common
Industries
4.08%
9-15
8-12
;
Alhs-Chalmers
3
8-8
9-1
»
Allied
Allen
1
9-1
50c
9-12
10-
1
20c
;
9-30
10-
9
9-
p.
._.
Allied
*$1.12 »A
Petroleum, Ordinary registered
Coach
$1.50
(quar.)
9-12
J60C
9-
9-15
10c
9-15
8-29
8-26
9-30
20c
(quar.)
Co. of America—
9-30
9
9-15
10c
15c
9-15
Allen
Holdern
62'Ac
(quar.)
9-30
*50c
PipelinesWorks, 40c preferred
Gas
Co.
9-30
9-
When
Payable of Ree.
22'Ac
.
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Allied Artists
Pictures, 5'A%
*50%c
B
1
9-29
8-26
9-15
t60c
series
10-14
8-29
9-
8-15
1
20C
(quar.)
Shares,
25c
Share
.
Steel Co., common
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
6%
preferred
(4,000 shares being called
for redemption on
Sept. 1 at $52.50 per
share plus this dividend)
Algoma Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
Allis
bearer—.
8-29
9-10
9-12
10-
45c
(quar.)
8-29
9-
9-15
special
;
A
9
15c
1
Sept. 27
class
9-
40%
..
10c
10-
B
(quar.)_—
Underwriters
Tucson
and
(quar.)
Trans-Prairie
Trans-Canada
1
8-27
subject
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
Series
A
8-19
Wood
4%
basis,
,
Construction, class A(quar.)
9-24
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Finance,
9-
—
class
approval
meeting to be held
Title
is
two-for-one
a
stockholders
to
1
*15c
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)__
Co.
7
7
9-
-
5%
Allied
Products
Company
9-10
'
preferred
Tip
99-
*30c
20c
(quar.).A—
A
8-31
9-23
9-28
*$1.25
10-
Co.—
Stores
8-31
9-15
*28Vbc
$1.25
(quar.)
i__
8-31
9-15
*42'Ac
31'Ac
(quar.)
8-31.
9-15
30c
.
Co.,
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4'A%
Tip
25c
;
25c
preferred
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
1
common
8-31
(quar.)
preferred
1
convertible
8-31
9-15
(quar.)
Gas
Alabama
1
$1.25
9-20
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
B
11-
(quar.)
9-20
1
Extra
11-
(quar.)__
9-20
1
By-Products—
4.60%
(quar.)
1
10-
Extra
.
11-
common
10-
10-
(initial)
A
$1
Inc.,
8-15
$1.25
56'Ac
..
Products Co.,
Akron Brass Mfg.
$1.19
preferred
Textron,
Inc.,
1
_______
(quar.)
Process
A
$1.14
4%
9-
75c
preferred
(quar.)
Textiles,
1
8-23
(reduced)
Parking
<quar.)__
Co.
9
9-
3
Express Co
5'A%
30c
Co.
Aeroquip Corp.
preferred
Utilities
12-
9-15
9-
(quar.)_
•
Paper
Alabama
9-
$1
&
Metal
pref.
preferred
Texas
1-3-61
$1.10
$1.12'A
$1.19
$1.20
$1.12'A
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
9-6
from
(quar.)
9-19
$1.12'A
—
class A
Alabama
preferred
1.
10-15
20c
preferre4
$4.56
$4.84
9
9-
9-16
$1.06'A
75c
(quar.)
6
9-15
9-15
Fund—
(quar.)
9-
7
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-14
preferred
Door
Inc.
9
10-14
4%
6-
35c
(quar.)
$1.20
10-14
Light
9-15
10-
5
9-
$3
...
Co.
9-
1
&
9-15
15c
12'A %
9-
8-26
Light—
Common
9-16
1
Power
3
9-15
9c
Airport
1
1
25c
9-20
10-
30c
9-
15c
$4
7
8-23
11-15
(quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Air Reduction Co., common
(quar.)
12'Ac
(quar.)
9-
1
(quar.)
8-29
11-
4
11-
9-15
,
11-
10-
25c
9-10
18c
dividend)
8
9
9-30
20c
com.
(quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
9
6
$1.27
10-
22'Ac
9-
9-
1
$1.14 A
25c
20c
9-15
10-
(quar.).
5%
12,'Ac
.
9-
(quar.)
4'A %
25c
:
9-15
5%
"
preferred
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
9-15
2nd
___
preferred (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
10-
time)
(quar.)
common
Company
4%
this
preferred
4%%
Inc.
the
at
(stock
99-
1
(s-a)—
(quar.)
preferred
Abrasive &
6
preferred
Tobin
(action
payment
common
8
4%
(quar.)
9-
30c
f initial)
common
from Investment income and
realized
capital gains)
9-15
9-
Ltd., cl. A
1
30c
(5c
9-15
1
10-
9-
_
JCanada,
Company
Richardson
9-15
9-23
.
Metals,
1
6
10-
tlOc
preferred
Reynolds
10c
9-23
Extra
Rich's
10-
(quar.$1.75
(quar.)
Bearings
Rhodes,
25c
Inc.,
preferred
Electric
11-18
50c
dividend
10-
15c
Corp.
8
1
9-20
Power—
Co.
Power
4'A%
4.50%
new
9-
9
9-
——
(quar.i_.
Steel
Common
6.
40c
(quar.)
1
10-
25c
(quar.)__—
&
Dairies,
Abitibi
6
$4.56
9-15
1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Abbotts
Acushnet
(quar.)—
10-
30c
*15c
Industries (quar.)
F.-Wrigley Stores, Inc. (quar.)
D.. Incorporated (initial)
P, Incorporated (quar.)__
$4.76
10-
12-
$1
(quar.K-
A M
6
9-
15c
(quar.)
Company
6%
Texas
9
$1.06
common
Supply
Instrument,
Texas
$1.16'A
(quar.)
9-
9-
1
$1.13
preferred
International
<•
Corp.,
Non-voting
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Taylor
9-10
38c
14c
—
1
1
10-
25c
—
common
A
series
Co.
Syracuse
9-15
Oklahoma—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.65%
1st
&
Texas
10-15
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
10-
25c
(quar.)
:
10-
25c
preferred
Insurance
preferred
15c
>
5%!
—
8-31"
12-
:
F
L.
5-31
$5.08
33c
preferred
4.25%
R &
Co.
Gas
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
2nd
C
C.
8-31
9-15-61
Super Food Services—
9-15
10-
20c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
Chemical
$4.50
Tappan
$1.75
Electric Power
convertible
Tex-Tube,
12'Ac
Sulphite & Paper Co. (quar.)__
K.), Inc. (Mass.)
(quar.)
Camp,
dividend
prior
Taylor
$2.50
(quar.)
A
A.
2
93%c
Extra
Providence
8-31
'Ac
2
9-30
Stock
5%
7
9-23
9-14
Co.—
__
Prophet
9-15-61
5-31
"
'Ac 6-15-61
W
5%
9-12
9-10
15c
Trenton
&
preferred
<H.
6-15-61
12'Ac
2-28
Class
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Potomac
12'Ac
#
3-15-61
1
$1.50
.
Porter
12'Ac
9-
real¬
Pioneer
Plastics
Corp.
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
7%
preferred (quar.) i
Pittsburgh National Bank (initial-quar.)
Huron
' ,11-30
9-15
9-
9-
9-10
9
$1.25
Name of Company
A.
—A"
15c
net
(quar.)
Philco Corp., 3%%
pfd. A (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone
Quarterly
Port
12-15
Manufacturing—
2-28
'
7%
;■ 9-30
12'Ac
"v
9-20
11-30
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
Philadelphia
15c
12-15
10-
8-26,
9-23
Per
6
3-15-61
25c
_________
(quar.)
Fund,
capital
9-
'Ac
I7V2C
;
(quar.)
investment income and 11
Co.
3
'Ac
10-
9-15
9-
preceding table.
9-12
10-
Class
10-
9-30
11c
9-15
Class
$1
(quar.)
&
preferred
ized
(quar.)
1.
1
25c
%
__
'
4%
9-16
9-28
10-
9
35c
_
Service
(Charles)
3%%
9-30
15c
50c A
9-
$1.15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Philadelphia
.
45c
:n
9-
$1.12'A
:___
___
9-15
Below we give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being ' given in the
2:
1
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
$1.50
(s-a)
(extra)
Products
dividend
Steel
9-23
25c
:
common
Power
7
3
9-15
10-
31'Ac
83%c
preferred
4.40%
Pepsi-Cola
9-
'
>
(quar.)
(quar.)
A-
Stokely-Van
(quar.)
3.35%
Perfex
9-16
18 %c
,
Steel
income)
gtd.
special
(quar.)
Corp.
Grocers
Youngstown
8-31
10.
3uc
17%c
_
Pennsylvania Power & Light-
412%
9-14
Class
___————
r
9-16
9-15
12 c :<'V 9-30
Class
(quar.)
Controls
Common
1
10-17
(quar.)
Class
payment at
10-
3%.
$1.50
Class
preferred
Pennsylvania
9-16
dividend)
(quar.)
Products
Bank
Class
1
(quar.)
Corp.,„com.
Structural
Still-Man
10-
30c
(Albany, N. Y.)
Mfg. Co., Inc.—
this time.
6%
Penn
(stock
preferred
Home
9
9-15
9-16
10-
$1.16%
V
•.
9-16
$1.07
Bros,
State
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
preferred
Standard
Products Corp.—
taken
&
6%.
Stanley
Stearns
Co.__
Metal
1
10-
(quar.)_
G.)
Standard- Financial
subject
the California Dept.
and
Oil
Forge
Peninsular
10-
(A.
Corp.,
9-
tnree-ior-one
Western Airlines, 6%
Drop
75c
preferred
Spalding
Wyckoff
9-30
50c
~5c
25c
(quar.)
Wyman-Gordon
$1.25
1
—
Stationery,
preferred
stock
t
V
Co.—
(quar.)
Sprague Electric
approval
Vegetable
Pacific
Park
(increased-quar.)
be
may
Service
preferred :(quar.)___
Sparton
75c
Pacific
Electric
8-15
1
;
(quar.)
preferred
4.65%
:
-
6
9-
5c
preferred (quar.)_____
Woolf Bros., 4'A%
preferred (quar.)—
Woolworth
(F. W.) & Co., Ltd. Ordinary—
Final payment of 1 shilling 3 pence
1
25c
Corp.
9-
9-15
10-
5%
1
75c
Coai
6
9-15
25c
3k
„o^/C
50c
preferred (quar.).
4'A% preferred (quar.)
4.76% preferred (quar.)_—,
:
4.80% preferred (quar..)—
4'A%
preferred (quar.) ——:—
Woodward & Lothrop, common (quar.)
5
9-30
9-19
9-12
Bsn
9
9-
27c
3.
9-19
9-
50c
3%
(quar.)
Michigan
Wisconsin
15c
Old
&
Stores,
4'A%
9-
1
9-15
43/4C
—
preferred
Wisconsin
Co.~
4 'A %
,
10on
preferred (quar.)—.
9-16
28c
%■>
(quar.)
Gas
9
9-15
75c
"
Gas Co.
Machine
9-16
-
8-29
4.40%
original preferred (quar.)h.___%______
preferred (quar.)
:__
Union
9-30
9-
1
& Paper (quar.)
Ltd. (reduced)
Utilities
Villa
6%
Co.—
4.32%
Southern
9-30
50c
(quar.)
9-30
15c
_____________
9
9-
62/?c
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
9-9
9-9
$4.25
Sugar,
Co.
5%
1
1
$1.50
Rico
Pacific
9
1010-
62'Ac
Puerto
Southern
9-
9-
Pulp
Tablet
56'Ac
.
8%
1
6
dividend
57'Ac
___.
Southern
10-
35c
9
10-
(quar.)
Service
Gas
Western
57'Ac
.
—_
Gas
Products,
Western
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred A (quar.)
9-
10c
(Springfield, Mass.)
Seashore,
&
Western Kentucky
1
;;
2%
—
Virginia
Westeel
:
.
(quar.)
1
9-30
Ohio
West
9-30
Jersey
West
9-30
$50c
—
——
(from investment
Insurance (s-a)_
Life
Coast
West
Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)
8-19
9-23
(quar.)—
Co.
Fund
West
6
*30c
1
(quar.)
Products
Wellington
2
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9-
9
6
Extra
Weco
8-19
10-
(quar.)
Motor
Waukesha
8-31
8-19
1
35c
Inc.
Washington Oil Co.
'
—
1
9-
10-14
common
Virginia Dare Stores .(stock
10-
,
99-
Reclaiming
Rubber
Veeder-Root
Corp.—
Gas
2
10-
10-
37Vic
(quar.)_
Service
9-15
8-31
1
25c
10c
Quarterly
9-15
6
9-16
10-
^ c
Valley Bank & Trust Co.
8-29
1
—
South
1
+25c
50c
__
%'v
Jersey
6-
150c
.
(quar.)
common
8-29
9-10
10%-
—
i
South
.
.
____
9-22
10-
:25c
Georgia Natural Gas—
preferred (quar.)
6%
5%
Oahu
Ogilvie
A:'":' "
preferred (quar.)
preferred ,(quar.)_
South
9-16
37'Ac
(quar.)
9-15
3
9-10
25c
■
4.50%
5%
Corp. (quar.)
Noyes (Charles F.) Co. (quar.)
1
10-
10c
(quar.)
Common
9
$1.06
Northrop
10-
35c
Carolina Electric &
10-10
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(N.
9-
8-31
$62'Ac
(quar.%
Insurance
1
9-10
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
10-
Service—
preferred
9-15
9-
15c
(Bait.) (quar.)
B
Stock
$1.50
4.25%
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Paper
preferred
22Vic
(quar.)
8
6
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cable
(Howard)
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
99-
6
1
Jbc
(s-a)
& Guaranty Co.
Tobacco,
S
9-
9-15
9-26
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
7%
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)
U S
Truck Lines
(Del.) (quar.)—————
Universal Mortgage & Invest, (stock diva.)
Upson Company (quar.)
—
Utilities & Industries Corp. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
U
6
$1.18%
4.22%
&
1
9-15
10-
common
Foil,
S.
U.
8-31
$1.13
(Los Angeles)
;
8-31
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Wire
1
9-15
12'Ac
—
(quar.)'__
preferred
$2
Ltd., $2.50 pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
A
9
9-
15c
(initial-liquidating)_____
(stock dividend)
Simplicity Pattern
(quar.)
Norris-Thermador
$3
Simplex
1
1
(quar.)
com.
(Seattle)
(Boston)
Simmons-Boardman
Service—
Telephone (Ohio),
preferred (quar.)_
B
2
9-
A
1
10-
—
—
5%
class A preferred
(quar.)——
U S National Bank (Johnstown, Pa.) (quar.)
"
(quar.)
Products
2
9-
9-26
9-15
(quar.) "
A
9-
9-15
7'Ac
—
(quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
9-12
10-
(quar.)
Newark
Northern
10-
10%>
preferred
Co.
Silknit,
1
$1.43%
Orleans
4.50%
Class
8-31
9-
Pipeline Co. of America—
New
$1.02'A
$1.12'A
—
(quar.)
S
8-26
8-16
10-
60c
Ltd. (quar.)-
Inc., class A (quay.)—
(quar.)
—
U S Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
U
5
A Class
9-15
(quar.)
Co.
9-
20c
Co.,
preferred
9-15
Service—
9
10-17
30c
—
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(Texas),
Co.,
Dreferred
7%
U S Fidelity
9-26
10-17
9-15
1
9-
(quar.
Industries
Envelope
S
9-15
l
10-
*15c
Swe"li;Mass:jTquan) =
(quar.)
common
Corp.
Gas
United
1
9-
9-15
•
25c
Insurance
Assn.
;
(quar.)
United
2
RR-,
preferred (s-a)
Stock Yards (Omaha)
4%
1
10.
non-cum"partic. 2nd pref. (quar.)-
Union
7
9-
17c
preferred
Bottling Co.
(Ala.)—
England Electric System
Northern
9-15
9-20
15c
-
10-
9-15
20c
(quar.)
A
;
Shopping Centers
Shulton, Inc., class
7
50c
New
4%%
8-31
20c
(quar.)
Insurance
preferred
4.36'*
9-
9-15
30c
dividend
Natural
9-26
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Security
Stock
Corp.
class
(quar.)
Accident
&
Rubber
Sherman
__
Oil
Gas &
National
6%
net
—__
National
National
North
from
10-21
50c
35c
90c
Co.
8-26
8-29
income
Casualty
8-30
15c
(quar.)
Shawmut
25c
9-15
9-10
2
U
Water
4'/a%
Seven-Up
(Md.)—
and
*25c
—
Milling Corp
Fund—
Life
Security
9-16
9-15
;
___—_i—
30c
preferred
Security
$1.75
gains
Pacific
(quar.)
Farms,
4.10%
Seton
65c
National Bank
Union
(quar.)
155c
split
SnJon
—
Co.,
Brook
$1.15
Corp., class A and class B—
Three-for-one
2
9-20
—
Products
(reduced)__
(quar.)
9-
9-30
25C
r
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service
Scranton-Spring
8c
Nation-Wide Securities
Public
Louis
9-2
15c
System, Inc.. common
preferred (quar.)
9-15
10-
(quar.)__
common
Fxtra
8-31
7
9-23
(quar.)
4c
(quar.)
9-12
Corp.
9-15
20c
(quar.j-
Company
•_
Mutual
Nashua
Corp.
Ruberoid
9-28
12-
Ltd.
Corp.
122'Ac
Inc.
4c
9-
______——_
(James),
Ages
Ronson
8
9-23
9-12
of
*22 Vic
Consolidated,
9-16
Ltd.,
Acceptance,
Union
60c
(quar.)_____
Company
9-15
9-30
40c
(quar.)
9-30
certificates
25c
class
8-31
(Texas)—
Gas
(quar.)
trust
10-11
5%
<
Cafeterias
Mfg.
Voting
8
15c
__
(quar.)
preferred
9-
9-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Moore-McCormick Lines,
7%
1
9-30
___
A
Morton
10-
37Ac
(quar.)
8-31
9
____
(quar.)—_—
Valley
Common
9-15
Robertson
__
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
;
Montgomery Ward & Co., com.
Morrison
3
Rock
Preferred
Class
10-
9-15
_
9-19
9
9-
40c
(quar.)
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
payment omitted
(common
Underwood Corp.
9-30
9-
5c
(s-a)
Corp.
Corp.
Grande
Ritter
_
Co.
Fuel
Brewery,
Class
Rio
9
Stoker
37'/2c
______
Appliance
River
Mfg.
Molson's
9-
25c
_
(quar.)___—
Insurance
Mississippi
9-20
50c
Corp.
Safety
Mission
Riley
15c
—
(quar.)
8-16
Co.
W.)
8-31
Investment, Inc. (Dayton)
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Mill
(quar.)_____
9-14
8-31
30c
faccum.)________
(quar.)
Textile
20c
20c
(H.
share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Riegel
8-20
1
30c
(quar.)
preferred
9-
50c
—_
(quar.)
pfd.
Middle South Utilities
$1.62'A
—
(quar.),
&
Name
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Rickel
Meyer (H. H.) Packing Co.—
6 V2 %
preferred (quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co.
When
Payable of Rec.
9-5
fiQc
30c
$1.25
10-
10-
1
Volume
192
Number
5981
.
.
,
The Commercial and Financial
Per
Name of Company
American
3'/a%
Airlines
preferred
American
(quar.)
common
Co.
20c
prior
American
6%%
2nd
1st
(quar.)_
8-31
,4.60%
8-31
Atlantic
1%
10-14
9-15
American
Chicle
Co.
,
\ 3'/a%
Enka
American
American Fire &
Casualty Co.
Class
B
Power
(quar.)
American
vestment
;
Fund
American
Stock
&
V/.
in
cash
Co.
International
(Newark,
American
Laundry
Machinery
Machine
&
Co.
preferred
American
Meter
Motors
American
Co.
1
1
8-15
Optical
American
&
5%
President
1
"
8*
7
8-
9-3
.9- 2
American
Radiator
Common
7%
Seating
Stamping
Sterilizer
American
Stores
Beech
9-
Beck
12-15
11-30
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-20
9-12
12-20
12-12
9-
9-
1
8-25
8-31
8-15
2
1
8-15
9-
6
8-12
(quar.)
Title
Insurance
(quar.)
;; 7
Pools.
Anthony
$3
Farms
Inc.
Co.,
9-9
9-9
Black-Clawson
1
9-9
Black
9
Black
9-20
c
9-
1
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
40c
9- 8
9-
preferred
nartic.
$2.36
preferred
9-
7
1
9-15
Bell,
com.
9-
2
9-
2
9-
9
8-12
9-15
8-26
9-
1
8-19
9-
1
8-10
75c
9-
1
Airplane
Boeing
8-10
8-15
9-
1
8-19
$1.06 y4
,50C'
Stock
9-30
payment
After
tax.
will
amount
Borden
8-10
4%
Boston
9-
1
7-20
Bo water
30c
9-
1
7-29
Bowers
3
9-15
8-
1
9-10
8-26
1
8-
8
$1.75
10-
1
9-
25c
10-
1
9-20
10-14
9-30
$1.12%
9-1
8-24
1
8-22
$1.25
—:__
9-
9-
8-15
1
40c
9-30
9-15
9-
1
8-22
9-
1
9-
1
8-22
10-
1
9-15
$1.40
10-
1
9-15
35c
8-15
9-15
(quar.)
75c
9-30
9-17
9-
1
Tquar.)
preferred
11-30
Corp.
1
_____—
.—
9-
9-15
9-
25c
(quar.)
____—
9-
8-19
5%
10-
9
1
9-
1
1
9
Ltd.
pfd.
—
9
87y2c
(quar.)
(from investment income)
8-
10-
1
9-
7
$2
14c
7-2°
Mersey Paper, 5 y2% pref. (quar.)__
Battery & Spark Plug (initial)
$68%C
10-
1
8-26
9c
9-
7
Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)_
-1
7-29
59c
9-
1
7-29
5%
60c
9-
1
7-29
5y2%
9
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
$2.50
(quar.)
preferred
Arkansas
Fuel
Oil
Louisiana
Arkansas
Arkansas-Missouri
62Vic
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Gas
Power
Co.,
9-
25c
25c
(quar.)
com.
1
9-26
7-29
9-
9
Bowling
Corp.
9-
Armco
preferred
Class
A
9-15
8-19
9-15
25c
Steel
Corp.
(quar.)
$1.16Vi
8-31
Brach
9-15
Brewster-Bartle
(quar.)_
Rubber
A
Ash'-'own
Class
Ashland
$1.50
(J.
A
5 25%
$15c
preferred
$15c
common
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
37Vic
;
(quar.)
Corp., com. (quar.)__
<quar.)___
.__—__—_
Picture
Motion
Spring Corp.
Associated
Telephone
Final
Industries
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
(quar.)
__
.
9-1
9•
8-1
1
8-
1
9-30
9-
5
Telephone
&
(increased)
class A—*
Telegraph
...
$1.25
62Vic
$1.3114
25c
35c
10-
1
9-10
9-15
8-15
9-15
9-15
8-15
$2.90
Brillo
9-
1
30%
——
10-
7
9- 2
9-15
8-15
10-
1
9-
1
deposit
—
receipts
Electric,
preferred
(quar.
British
8-15
10-
1
25c
9-1
10-14
9-15
8-12
10-
3
10-
1
CO
to
1
;
10-11
8-23
$$1
10-
1
9-
6
$53c
10-
1
9-
6
$0,071
Columbia Telephone Co.—
preferred (quar.)
ordinary
32J/2c
8-19
8-10
1
8-16
9-15
8-15
9-15
8-15
9-
f75c
10-
1
9-
U2y2c
'
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
4-1-61
3-
575c
4-1-61
3-
4-1-61
2
3-
4-1-61
3-
$50c
10-
1
$$1.10
10-
3
9-15
9-
1
10-15
$70c
9-15
1
8-15
9-
$30c
9-15
$5c
(quar.)
$40c
10-
1
9-10
$183/4c
9-30
$25c
8-31
8-31
9-
1
8-26
New
Tire
common
4%
&
Co., Ltd.—
(initial)
Natural Gas Ltd.—
Mills
1st
Carolina
(quar.)
common
preferred
Co.
General
&
class
B
Corp.
Jr.
preferred
I.)
(quar.)_______
(quar.)
—_
(A.
1
8-15
1
8-15
10c
9-30
9-16
9-
8-
9-9
8-19
9-13
9-
1
9-
8
5
9-15
5
1
9-15
8-29
8-12
8-12
10-
5c
M.)
6V2%
pfd.
(quar.)__
9-12
40c
9-
1
8-15
8-31
8-26
8-15
8-31
8-15
8-31
8-15
9-
1
8-15
12-
1
11-15
9-
9
ll%c
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
9-10
8-31
30c
8-22
8-31
8-17
8-31
8-17
pfd.
35c
8-31
8-20
59%c
25c
8-31'
:_
9-20
9-
8
25c
9-21
9-
9
12-21
(quar.)
A
<fc
70c
Gas
non-cum.
$13c
f
Co.—
preferred B (quar.)„
Foundry Co. (quar.
Central
of Georgia
Ry.
8-17
Co.—
(quar.)
—
9
$1.25
9-21
9-
9
$1.25
12-21
12-
9
(quar.)
$1,25
9-21
9-
9
(quar.)
preferred B
preferred B
A
12-
(quar.)-______________—.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A
Hudson
1
25c
Electric
5%
10-
25c
_,
Central
preferred
8-26
15c
$25c
Central
5%
9
$1.06>/4
$1.12Vz
___;
Co.
5%
9
9-
$1.75
(quar.)
—
Common
1
9-
5c
(quar,
&
9-
60c
(quar.)
Charge Service,
Central
,
9-
9-
56V4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company,
Extra
5%
8-15
$20c
30c
preferred ""(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Pirie, Scott & Co., com.
Central
7
8-19
1
40c
__—
common
preferred
4.75%
2
9-
20c
Corp.,
(J.
Co.,
,
4V2%
preferred
Cascades Plywood
Case
9-
933/4c
Cos (quar.)
"(quar.)
Conv.
8-15
8-24
35c
(quar.)
Steel
4%%
1
8
40c
:7
(quar.)___
Paper
4.80%
9-
9-
40c
(quar.)_
Mfg.
Carpenter
'
8
75c
(quar.
Co.
Insurance
Carson,
1
$28c
____.
Casualty
Carrier
8-15
$17>/2c
Co."
(Philip)
Carnation
Co.,
Carey
Carriers
9-
$17c
I—
(quar.)
Carborundum
Extra
$20c
$20c
;•
^
(quar.)
preferred (quar.) ________________
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar.)
;
9-
Ltd.—
Securities,
preferred
3%%
9-15
9-30
$$1.25
Paper
5V2%
Cannon
8-12
3
Western
Common
•„:>
8-12
1
10-
$10c
<
•
(annual)-
Canadian
1
9-
$$2
-
Trust-
(qUar.
Power
A
•,
;
preferred
9-
$15c
$17y2c
7
Ltd.
(quar.)
Ltd.s._______
$1.25
12-21
12-
9
Gas
Electric—
&
$1.12Vs
10-
1
9-
9
cquar.)
$1.18%
Central Illinois Light, common (quar.)____
38c
77,4y2%
preferred (quar.)
—$1.12V2
4.64% preferred (quar.)__.—
$1.16
10-
1
9-
9
4%%
preferred
4.75%
preferred
Central
4%
Illinois
Public
preferred
4.92%
Central
4.50%
(quar.)
Service,
com.
(quar.)
preferred
—,—
48c
$1
$1.23
9-16
10-
1
10-
1
8-26
9rl6
9-16
9-10
8-19
9-30
y9- 9
9-30
y9- 9
Electric—
preferred
(quar.)
Central
&
(Phila.)
Penn National Bank
Securities
South
(quar.)
(quar.)
Louisiana
Corp.,
West
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—.
Central Steel & Wire Co.—
________—__
(Rochester. N. Y.)
Trust Co.
Central
$1.12y2
50c
15c
24c
9-
1
9-30
8-15
9-
0
9-15
9-
1
8-31
7-29
25c
9-12
8-30
65c
9-15
9-
1
Vermont Public Service—
4.15%
preferred
9-
6
4.75%
preferred
1
9-
6
Century
Industries
1
9-
6
Chadbourn
$69c
10-
1
9-
6
95c
0
M
9-19
6%
9-14
6%
$1.04
$1.19
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
CO
8-19
1
f75c
Electric,
10-
00
9-
f50c
|29V4c
(quar.)_
10-
■
9-30
,9-20
tl5c
(s-a)—_
(quar.)___
$62c
1
7-29
(quar.)__
$56c
—
8-31
$75c
$$1.19
)__
1
8-22
r;
Central
;—.——
1
9-
25c
___;
Central
(interim)___:—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar,)
Ltd.,
25C
Ltd.—
preferred
Oxygen,
8-26
8-26
9-
9-15
10-10
J25c
Central
(quar.)
preferred
$3.80
1
9-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
5%%
9-
8-15
9-15
$25c
(quar.)—
Co.
A
Canadian
;
50c
93 %c
Tobacco
Columbia
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil, Ltd.
4y2%
British
$4.50
$1
—
(quar.)_.
preferred
4y4%
9-1
9-15
10c
-______w___,
common
B
5%
2
1
$72J/2C
(quar.)
common
preferred
American
5%
Co.—
Co.,
British-American
8-12
8-18
20c
British-American
9-1
98-
110c
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
3%%
4%
9-15
preference
1
8-15
Ltd—
.'
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers
British
1
(Canada),
1
10-
10c
(s-a)
Co.
Extra
8-15
9-10
Co.
Briggs & Stratton Corp.
8-12
10-
Tank
Common
1
9-
ordinary.
payment less British income tax
$4 partic.,
8-19
.
Associated
Common
9-9
1
40c
Dry Goods
preferred
Associated
5
1
9-
Bridge &
Drilling
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
& Sons
1
$12y2c
Class
Class
1
(quar.)
(E. J.)
Hardware Co., Ltd.—
Associated
.
8-
10-
t30c
(quar.)
& Refining,
$5 preferred
Associated
9-15
35c
(quar.)
Oil
8-5
40c
Ltd.
H.)
9-1
56140
(quar.)
Corp.,
8-4
933/4c
(quar.)__
Equipment Corp., 4M>% pfd. (quar.)
Artesian Water Co. (Del.) common (quar.)
Class
9-9
35c
Aro
Asbestos
1
75c
Armstrong Cork, common (quar.)
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)
Armstrong
10-
9-
,27c
(quar.)__
'
1
1
9-15
32y2c
Ltd.
99-
27V2C
(s-a)_i_7____i.-______-_:_________
Canadian
1
.
Boyles Bros. Drilling Co., Ltd.—
'
4.65%
(quar.)
America
of
Sugar,
8-26
9-15
25c
(quar.)______
Common
9
9-15
8-26
9-16
9-15
(quar.)_
Hydrocaroons.
International Investment
'
6c
5
25c
Common
10-
$68%c
1
8-
1
9-15
22Vic
(quar.)___
com.
Canadian
7-28
$62%C
l
Co.—
General
9-16
9-30
8-29
1
9-
$12y2C
Class
8-5
1
8-15
9-15
10-
40c
Utilities,
(quar.
Catelli Food Products, class
9-19
Ins.
Life
Canadian
Castle
9-
1
'
■"
Bowater
27Vic
States
Canners," 75c class A (quar.)
Canadian Celanese,' Ltd.
(quar.)_______;
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.—
r4' 7%
37%C
!
9-
21c
Canadian
8-11
25c
25c
________
Brass
9-
8-12
9-15
25c
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.
11-19
9-15
9-12
9-
$12Vic
B
7
8-15
12y2c
Mortgage Corp.
(tjuar.) ;
Ltd., 4.40%
pfd. (qtiar.) '
Canada
Steamship Lines. Ltd. (s-ar)______
Canada Vinegars, Ltd. (quar.)
Canada Wire & Cable, Ltd.—
8-22
25c
8-
8-19
1
26'/4c
Carpenter
$1.06%
8-31
8-31
9-
3iy»c
Permanent
8-22
$1.18%
—
37c
$1.05
(quar.)
8-26
9-23
30c
Safeway,
2
25c
9
9-15
35c
Extra
9-15
1
5
9-
10-20
$1.50
(s-a)_:
B
Class
5
8-
9-23
Telephone—
(s-a)_L_
A
8-
9-
25c
(quar.)__
common
Ltd., class A
J.
9-
,
J12c
(quar.)
Canada
8-16
1
5
(initial)
Packers,
Class
1
8-
9-
9-
—
preferred
conv.
___
Fund, Inc.
$25c
10-
10-
______
3y2%
Albany RR.
&
9
8-
Extra
8
9-15
25c
Co.
Boston
8-12
9-
9-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp.,
1
9
9-
(quar.)_
Canadian
"'
Ordinary
(interim
6.8 pence less British income
fees
and
expenses
dividend
to about 1%
depositary shr.)
of
9-
5
Extra
8-19
8-15
20c
(quar.)
(Hoiding),
1
1
9-30
50c
Co.. (quar.)
(quar.)—;—
dividend
Borax
9-
9-
25c
30c
(quar.)___
&
Fisheries
1
1
20c
9-13
9-
30c
—
pfd.
5%
8-17
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
Inc.
(Calif.h
Bohn Aluminum
9-15
12 Vic
(quar.)
-
10-31
1
,—
Cement,
(quar.)
Tobacco, 6%
Booth
50c
(quar.)
A
Bros.
9-
25c
Co.
Blaw-Knox
8-15
1
15c
(quar.)
Mfg.
preferred
9-30
50c
(quar.)
Co.
8-10
9-15
6c
(quar.)
(increased)
(quar.)
:
preferred
preferred
$2.40
10-20
35c
Argo Oil Corp. (quar.)
Argus
Corp.,
Ltd.,
common
(quar.).:__
Arizona Public Service, common (quar.)
$1.10
10-
$30c
7Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Participating
&
Inc., 5%
9-
15c
Hills
Blum's
(quar.)_
8-26
—
9-.1
2
9-20
A
Class
9-10
c
5
8-
Malting Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Extra
9-10
1
9-
,
(quar.)
Decker
5.60%
Blue
5c
Co.
Son,
&
Bloch
9-22
1
10-
10c
'7'
Power & Light Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred (quar.)_____
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
8-25
9-15
10-
$1.25
(La.)
________
3
1
9-15
•
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
—_—
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc.,.com. (resumed)..
4V2% preferred (quar.)_l__
3
70c
class A
Corp.
com,
___.—
,
Insurance
Life
Limestone
preferred
9
9-
11-23
common
Bergstrom Paper, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)—:
'
Hathaway, Inc. (quar.)
10-
25c
—
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Arden
(quar.).
Co.,
Berkshire
4%
8-
1
9-15
8-
9-
10c
Dominion
f. Class B
9-10
~30c
___
dividend
Bessemer
9-
Class
8-15
8-30
17 Vac
(quar.)!
common
Standard
10-
50c
Inc.
preferred
Canada
1
17 Vac
(quar.)_
(s-aJ____l___—_—.-,^—
5%
8-15
1
1
$1.18%
—_
(quar.)__——__________—
Finance
10-
12'/2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)J
Telephone,
Anheuser-Busch,
Co.,
preferred
Bird &
57y2c
(initial)
Anglo-Canadian
—
—
Bemis Bros. Bag
Beneficial
4V2%
10-
42y2
—
(initial)
new com.
9-1
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Extra
4%%
Canada
8-15
1 *
1
34%c
37V2C
American Writing Paper (quar.)
Anchor Post Products (quar.)
-
Howell
&
9-15
8-31
$^5q
*
—
10-
Works— '
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Angostura-Wupperman
$1
25c
1
$25c
Bibb
7'/2
10-
7-
9-
9-
$1
Flooring Co., Ltd.—-
■7" 9-15
2
30c
•
Co
Pacific
5
8-15
$1.12V2
:j
(quar.)
Buildings (quar.)____„.
Western
&
9-
30c
preference
Canada
9-
8-
1
9-
9-22
87y2c
$1 39
9-15
9-15
8-18
1
$1.05
$1.3°
1
25c
1
35c
Co.,, Ltd.,- common
preference
(qunr.)___
10-
1
99-
15c
Cement
Canada
9-
8-18
investment
-
4
30c
8-18
1
$1.25
net
(quar.)
] 5%
cou\. preferred (quar.)
7 5.40%
preferred (quar. )^________
__;
5y2% preferred (1958 series) (quar.)____
Cameo, Inc.
(annual)
Canada
1
8-29
preferred
8-
(3-for-l split subject to approval of stock¬
holders Sept.
8)_
7—__—__—_—
Bell
5%
9-19
—
4.20%
.•
•<
9-
9-
Corp.
Canada
8-10
9-
9-15
$25c
9-16
10-10
9-30
$1
(quar.)'-
Corp.—
Mfg. Co.,
8-31
8-19
50c
.__
1
82V2c
(quar.)
(Miami)—
Co.
5%%
$2.80
Aircraft
9-15
2
Corp.—-
preferred
15c
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Common
(quar.)
(increased)
Savers
Shoe
40c
43%c
(quar.)
common
(N. Y.)
:
9-20
8-15
9-15
25c
(quar.)
common
1
(quar.)
9-
50c
_
New
9-26
9-
1
(quar.)
(from
Interstate
California
3
•:
(quar.)_____
(quar,)
9-30
•
Corp.
California
t
Inc.
8-25
10c
6
9-26
1
10c
9-15
15c
7
9V
9-
$1.25
40c
-
Co.
Corp.
Beech
Life
S.)
8-25
9-
40c
(quar.)__
preferred
9-
(quar.)____—_
8-31
5
9-15
(quar.)
Bethlehem Steel Corp., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)_
8-
10-20
5c
50c
(quar.)
Co
Co.
9-24
9-
(quar.)
American
Water
Nut
(A.
Stock
Sanitary—
9-26
5V4%
10-
(quar.)
Ties
8-11
1
(quar.)
preferred
Terminal
75c
9-12
1
10-20
1
(quar.)-___—
Inc., common
8-15
1
10-
(quar.)
California Electric Power,
California
Ink
(quar.)
9-26
35c
Belding Heminway, Inc. (quar.)
Bell & Gossett Co. (quar.-h.____—;___
9-
10-20
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Belden
$1.25
American
Radio
9-15
9
10-20
$$1
9-15
31V4c
40c
Refining,
(quar.)__7
American Tobacco
1
30c
9-
$1.25
Surety Co.
Andrea
10-
3
(quar.)
American
6%
9-20
10-
9-30
55c
25c
Ltd., common
A
(quar.).—
preferred (quar.)—
Class
8-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Inc.
Mills,
$1.40
11-21
pfd.
5%
>
1
9-10
1
20c
:
&
1
9-15
(quar.)___
Co.
Terminal
".$50c
&
Brummell
9-29
9-29
8-19
(quar.)—__
(quar.)
$5 preferred
9-15
$1.75
Foundries
American
American
Power
A
43/4%
(quar.)
American
Quarterly
Class
99-
20c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Bush
12-30
9-19
9-
21c
Lumber,
22V2c
Steel
Sugar
-
Corp.
Beauty Counselors,
(initial).
American
preferred
Bathurst
Beaver
6
1-13-61
(quar.)
Incorporated (quar.)
Bath Iron Works (quar.)__.
9-15
12-
$1.50
:
Beneficial
Smelting & Refining
7%
Ltd.
8-15
$1.25
Byllesby (H. M.) & Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)___
Bymart-Tintair, 50c preferred (quar.)
9-30
1
9-15
$1
American
American
Canada,
9-30
8-22
9-15
10-14
$1.06
Co.
9-30
20c
Plastics
American-St. Gobain,
American
of
9-30
1
25c
Building & Equipment of Amer. (quar.)
10-10
,;9-
2
$1
Coal
(quar.)__'
Rubber
9-
$1.75
Beaver
$1.25
Standard
8-31
9-16
Bush
(quar.)
Beau
(quar.)
preferred
American
&
9-21
8
1
35c
Ltd.
Inc.
California
Beaunit
Lines—
non-cumulative preferred
non-cumulative preferred
5%
4%
MP
8-
12-31
15c
Burrard Dry Dock, Ltd., class A (quar.)____
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)__
Burrus Mills, Inc.
(this dividend to be paid
in
37Vic
installments).;
8-15
8-25
preferred A
tquar.)
special preferred (quar.)
$5
8-15
8-15
8-25
(quar.)
com.
1
1
9-
30c
3y2%
1
9-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Watch
Burnham
1
9-
9-
1
9-10
183/4c
Chemical,
4%
8-19
9-15
9-22
Co.
8-15
8-31
1-5-61
70c
common
Fund,
V4.20%
.
Bank
50c
quarterly
V
1
1
9-10
5bc
9-15
10-
9
8-19
9-
Bearings,
25c
9-
9-
8-10
.
15c
•
.__
Co.
$3
$1.37l/a
17l/aC
(quar.)__
Burlington Industries, Inc.f common
4y2% preferred (quar.)_____;
8-10
10c
common
8-19
income)
8-29
1
9-15
$12 Vac
(quar.)
Bullock
"
Basic,
-
Texas)
(quar.)
9-12
9-
$36c
8-12
(quar.)
Co.
Bulova
5c '■'7 7 9-27
preferred (quar.)
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Barber-Ellis
Photocopy Equipment—
Co.
8-26
f7%C
RR.—
8-15
2
10c
Bullock's,
9-10
$1.50
Electric,
Hydro
Barber-Greene
4c
News
1-15
1
———._—
(quar.)__.
8-15
1
9-
Co.
$5 preferred
1-15-61
9-
8-15
9-15
Quarterly
8-19
10-15
$11 %c
4%
25c
(Galv.,
1
9-15
15c
preferred (quar.)—7
50c
Insurance
9-
$4c
(quar.)
common
1
9-
(quar.)
Line
Company,
10-15
1
1
$1.12Vi
Buffalo
Budd
60c
'
(quar.)
Ohio
8-5
.
Forge
8-22
8-19
9-
1
(quar.)
American
$4
Co.,
$1.75
American
American
&
8-19
1
4c
Potash
7%
8-22
9-
Pipe
1
____________
(quar.)
Bangor
8-22-
9-
30c
Buckeye
9-15
$31 y4C
9-
(quar.)
4
25c
(quar.)
Show
9-
;
$5.50 pfd. A
(Increased)
Manufacturing
Co.
70c
(Charles) Co.
25c
Common
7
com.
8-
9-
$25c
''
4
Ltd.—
Gas
8-31
Quarterly
American
6%
Baltimore
&
10-
(quar.)
Co.
National
Increased
Piano
9-
97Vic
MM
8-
9-12
.
50c
)
(quar.)
dividend)
Lomb, Inc., common
4% preferred (quar.)
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
9-12
20c
preferred' (quar.)
Radio
9-20
740c
com.
Metal
American
Oil
Apartments
Sharpe
Holders
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)^
(quar.)_
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Brunswig Drug (quar.)
8-31
9
25C
9
9-
7Vic
9-
$25c
'•
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
BaUsch
Co
Co.,
50c
(quar.)
9
7
(quar.)
Bruning
2%
Inc.
9-
1
9-22
(quar.)
American
America
(quar.)
Bangor & Aroostock RR.
9-
*
2nd
Baldwin
M.8-25
9-10
'
.
of
Co.
9-
9-30
'•
9-15
:
Climax, Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
4Vi%
9-21'
Foundry—
Maize-Products
8-19
__________
preferred
con v.
5%%
9
9-30
1
10c
(quar.)
preferred
9-
5
5 9-30
-
15c
32 Vic
(quar.)
Shoe
1
60C
Mp
—_"
$1.3iy4
American
7%
10-
10-10
'
(quar.)_
Land
Brown
9-
dividend—
Baltimore
8-15
10-
.
' 7'20c
off Illinois—
&
Burton-Dixie
•
J.)—
__
Okla.)
25c
(quar.)
preferred
3.90%
9
8-30
$4
_
Brown
8-19
25c
(Tulsa,
Electronics' (stock
5%
8-29
16V4c
Corp
8-19
1
______—
Bailey-Selburn
8-10
8-29'
7 40c
Common
Common
~
9
9-
8c
.
Co.'(quar.
Co.
Avnet
9-15
9-
30c
N.
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canteen
Garden
9-
11-30
6%
s
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)—
Mines,
Products
Avon
1
1
Co.
Gold
Stock
2
12-15
$1.16
(monthly), 7.7 .30c
American
American
10-
9-
Powder
Automatic
8
9- 9
32 Vic
Insulator
9-
9-15
25c
Quarterly
American
American
5%%
8-
9-16
1%
American Investment
8-18
7.
Corp. 7 (reduced)
Insurance
9-1
9-10
$1.50
Products
1
30c
(quar.)
com.
Union
(Ralph)
Gas,
Brodie
9-
mm'
Ltd. (quar.)
Aurora Plastics Corp. (quar.)
Auto Electric Service, Ltd., com. (quar.)—_
7." 7 Class' A (quar. )_M____^-i_____:_-;_w4-_44Z' .11
■
Hospital Supply (quar.).
Indemnity (Bait.) (s-a)
American
10-
30c
(quar.)
American Home Assurance Co., com.
$4.64 prior preferred (quar.)
American
Aunor
Atlas
1
in-
—
Home
Co,
Atlas Press Co
9-
3Vic
Felt,
Hardware
American
8-29
9-30
12y2c
from
Brooklyn
.____
Ayshire Colleries
Hoist & Derrick
American
9-12
$1.50
(quar.)
dividend
American
8-19
15c
class A (quar.)
Brooklyn
8-19
(quar.)
Quarterly
2
(Orlando,
(quarterly
pfd.
Insurance
9
15c
.______.:_:_____________.7
_
Hair
$6 preferred
Life
9-19
income)
stock
American
Corp., 5%
Atlas
9-
45c
Capital gains distribution payable
or
Atlas
9-9
9-
split
(quar.)
7-29
8-20
1
$1.15
•
9-9
•'
:
,
Growth
9-9
'
9-15
25c
American Greetings Corp.,
3
"
(quar.)
(reduced)
Foreign
3
10-
87V2C
_
Quarterly
&
3
10-
40c
Co., common (reduced)
preferred (quar.)____:
American
10-
1
25c
_
Power
Corp.
1
1
$1.11
(quar.)______
Wholesalers, Ltd., class A (quar.)__
Class B (quar.)
7.
'
40c
two-for-one
a
9-
9-
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.60
pfd.
Co.
Brunswick
Conn,
of
Edison Co., 5.60%
preferred (quar.)
6.40%
$1.12%
Atlantic
Pelt
6%
8-19
RR.
Share
Broderick & Bascom Rope
9-
Atlantic Refining Co., common
62'/ac
preferred D (quar.)
Distilling Co.—
American
Co.
Line
8-19
(quar.)
American
Electric
Line
Coast
9-16
(quar.)
Stockholders approved
Coast
9
30c
$55c
Atlantic
1
9-
$4.50
(s-a)
)
(s-a)—.'
pref.
9-
3
45c
Co.
.
9-15
15c
Per
Name of Company
Ltd.—
Corp.,
10-1
(reduced)
Barge Line (quar.)
Cyanamid Co., common (quar.)
.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
25c
Commercial
American
5%%
9-15
10-
65c
Ry.
43%c
f__
__;
3iy4c
Cable
preferred
Acceptance
Atlantic
6'Ac
&
Line
Air
Charlotte
$1.50
(quar.
Light, common (quar.)
4.44% preferred (quar.)__.t
4y2% preferred (quar.)_______
8-22
9-15
(accum.)
Co.
Gas
9-15
(quar.)
Chain
preferred
Investment
&
9-15
Participating
American
Atlanta
Atlanta
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Brockton
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ky.,
2
9-2
9-1
25c
7% ■ preferred (quar.)__J
American Cement Corp., com.
Amencan
9-
1
convertible
20c
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__„
American
1
10-
When
Share
Transport, Inc.—
Associates
$1.62 !/a
(quar.)
preferred
10-
5c
.Common
$1.25
8-16
Co.—
American Bosch Arma Corp. (stock dividend)
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres
5%
1
6%
8-15
9-
"•'/
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-1
75c
Rubber
Associated
8-15
30c
(quar.)______
common
preferred
Biltrite
1
60c
v
6%
preferred
(quar.)
American Beverage Co.—
-
9-
87y2c
(quar.)_
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
Bakeries
American Bank Note,
Holders
When
share
Co.,
Chronicle
Gotham,
Inc.,
4V2%
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Champion Paper & Fibre,
4%%
preferred (quar.)
——
common
——
(quar.)
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
56'Ac
10-
1
9-16
25c
75c
10-
1
9-16
10-
1
9-16
9-
1
8-12
10-
1
9-14
30c
$1.12Vi
9-15
9-
1
14
Per
Name
(A.
99-
9
8-25
25c
9-10
8-12
4Y4%
$1.06
9-
1
8-12
$1.18%
9-
1
8-12
.
preferred (quar )
preferred (quar.)
Chemway Corp.
(quar.)
Chenango & unadilla Telephone—
.
4%%
preferred
4!/2%
IOC
9-15
$1.12%
10-15
$1
9-20
87%c
&
9-15
Crocser-Anglo National
Crompton
12-15
11-25
9-22
9-
2
11-23
11-
4
58C
9-15
30c
Controller
(quar.)—
Iron,
Ry.
preferred ,j (quar.)
Cleveland Electric
4%%
preferred
1
preferred
,Cunningham
Year-end
1
Drug
extra
8-15
9-
1
Class
"
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)__
class
A
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)_,
50c
9-15
25c
9-10
8-29
9-
1
8-10
20c
9-20
9-
DWG
8-11
1
9-15
D
8-25
9-10
9-15
9-15
9-
(quar.)
Mfg.
'
Darling
(L.
A.)
509
9-
1
8-10
Dayton Power & Light,
9-
1
8-10
3.75%
9-30
9-12
3.75%
preferred B
3.90%
preferred C (quar.)
Collins
$13.25
Aikman
&
Corp.
Class A
9-30
20c
9-10
9-
A
8-19
9c
(arrears payment)
Corp.
(quar.)
Industries, $6 preferred
Colonial Sand & Stone (quar.h^i.
8-31
7-29
5c
9
1
profits
Delaware
9-
20c
9-
1
50c
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
■'
from
8-17
3
9-15
1
8-15
1
8-15
9-
1
9-
50c
10-
1
9-1
9-
1
8-15
9-
;
4%
5%
Stores
Inc.,
preferred
preferred
(quar.).
com.
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
—
Colorado Central Power Co.—
Monthly
7c
9-
1
8-15
Delta
7C
10-
1
9-15
Deltown
Monthly
7c
11-
1
10-15
Colorado
4%
Southern Ry.
&
investment
realized
'
security
$2
Combined
Enterprises,
Combined
Insurance
Ltd.
9-
9-
1
8-15
Dennison
35c
9-
9
8-26
Dentists'
60c
(quar.).
9-23
35c
Columbia Broadcasting System (quar.).
Columbian Carbon Co.
(quar.)—
9-
9
8-15
1
8%
Locks
Title
9-
1
8-
10c
9-
9
8-26
Paper Co., class A (quar.)
Guaranty (Memphis) (quar.)
25c
9-
1
8-15
Diamond
15c
9-
1
8-22
Diana
15c
Combined
Commerce
$15c
(quar.)
12-
1
11-21
of
Co.
America
Quarterly
Commercial
Credit
Co.
(quar.)
3
70c
9-30
9-
15c
9-
1
8-18
9-,
1
4%
-
(quar.)
9c
_
Commercial
Metals
Commercial
Shearing
Commonwealth
Common
4%
(quar.)
&
25c
Stamping
20c
(quar.)
9-30
Life
&
Trust
(New
preferred A
9-30
Inc.,
Life
40c
Insurance
(quar.)
;
Freightways "(reduced)—.
1
Commercial
9-
75c
9-15
10k
1
t-
12-
Corp.
(quar.)
1
6c
Glass,
Ltd.
Consumers
Power
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
2
9-12
8-29
Dover
9-
8-29
Dow
9
preferred
(quar.)
4.52%
preferred
Consumers
Water
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
(Chicago)—
Can
Continental Copper & Steel, 5% pfd.
Cook Paint & Varnish, common
1
9-
$1
(quar.)
Year-end
Corp.
(quar.):
1
9-15
Dulany
9-
1
8-18
Dun Si
com.
U.
Foods,
Inc.,
Dunhlll International
8-11
duPont
9
8-26
9-
$4.50
$3.50
Dura
8-16
1
8-
(E.
I.)
Inc.,
de
Common
8-19
9-
~
frac-
9-20
9-11
Filtrol
9-20
Finance
9-
1
10,11-
9-16
,
11-
1
10-
1
10-
9-
1
75c
1
-
8-26
9-
-
Company
Warehouse
&
dividend
Corp.
Co.
*9-10
8-22
10-10
9-
9-15'
1
8-17
9-1
8-101
9- .1
9-1
8-10
8-31
9- 2
8-5
2
1
8-15
9-20
9-2
8-15
'8-18-
8-31,
8-26
12-13
11-25
9-1
8-15
9-15
10-15
9-16
11-
1
9-16
35c
10-
1
9-2
,
10-
30c
10-
1
9-
9-15
$37%c
$1
9
8-24
10-28
10-22
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-
12-
1
11-
1
9-
1
8-
1
9-15
9-
6
35c
9-10
8-19
20c
9-15
9-
Governor
'
10-
Co.,
9-12
8-10
0-30
9-15
8-26
40c
9-2
9-15
9-
8-15
8-19.
9-
45c
9-30
50c
'
9-16
8-31
80c
75c
**:.
2
1
-9-12
$1.12'/a
8-15
10-
9-
1
6
-
:
15c
9- 6
„
9-24
20c
; -
,25c
20c
>-M7%c
1334c
—
-
9-
6
9-10
9-
1
.
-
,.$1.25,
'
9-15
9-30
40c
/
-
-
(quar.)__-.
9-15
.
:' :
•
—
(quar.)
common
1
8-29
9-15
v
-—J?
Co.
8-12
8-12
9-15
i
—
1
1
>45c
•
(quar.)
1
99-
40c
;
(quar.)__
9-
9-15
183/4C
31V4C
-
8-26
8-29
9-
25c
—._
2
9-15
32c
283/4C
(quar.)
____^
A
1
5%
(quar.)_
class
1
of
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)45c
10-
•
1
8-15
9-1
9-
9-21
10-
1
,9rl5
9-16
8-26
9-13
4/X
'9-20
/ 4c from income and-5c from capital gains
" ""
9-14
(quar.)
•
15c
Florida Power Corp. (quar.)
9-20
J* 20c
Florida Power & Light, common
9-20
(quar.)___!:
24c.
4.32% preferred (quar.)'^,__^^^^.____^—•$1.08
9- 1
4%% preferred (quar.)
9- 1
'$1.12%
Fluid Controls, Inc.
9- 1
; 30c
Forbes & Wallace, Inc.—
- Class B com. (voting and
9- 1
non-vot) (quar.)
35c
1
.
-
9-21.
Ford
Motor
(increased)
9-
9-15
Ford
Motor
Co.
1
of
;
Canada.
Ltd.
9-
9
8-24
1
8-12
9-1
Foundation
25c
9-12
7V2C
9-30
35c
9-28
$1.75
10-
$1.34
1
9-16
*
9-20
Foxboro
8-25
1
9-16
;•>
8-19
..
:
8-31
8-24
9-2
8-26
8-25
8-31
8-19
9-15
.
9-1
9-
Company
1
stockholders Nov.
Friedman
9-14
8-22
$1.12%
10-25
10-10
87%c
10-25
10-10
10c
9-15
9-
9-
4c
3J/2C
,
8-8
$1.50
15c
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)____
Friden, Inc. (quar.)
(3-for-l stock split subject to approval
Co.—
8-18
8-15
8-24
-7-28
1
8-11
9-15
8-31
V 8-19
9-
2
8-19
9-
1
8-15
4%
Fruit,
Loom, Inc.
(reduced
(George A.) Co. (quar.)
8-18
Fuller
8-26
Fuller' (W.
9- 9
8-18
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
9-10
8-29
10c
11-15
of
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
the
8
9-15
9-1
25c
$15c
11-
1
8-31
9-21
30c
10-
1
9-
$1
'
9-
1
1
8-16
25c
9-15
8-24
37yac
9-30
preferred (quar.)___^_______
of
8-12
1
30c
(Charles E.) & Co.,
Fruehauf Trailer Co., common
1
9-
15);
(Louis) Realty Co.
Frosst
9-15
25c
2%
(quar.)
Utilities series
8-15
9-
2%
25c
$1.75
(s-a)
Custodian F\mds—
Preferred stock;series
8-25
45c
$1.25
(stock
'1
pfd.
dividend)
9-
8-18
Franklin
10c
9
Fund
75c
$$1.25
(quar.)
Formspray Co. (increased s-a)
Fort Wayne & Jackson
RR„ 5Va%
*31%c
2
8-15
25c
approval
November)
9-
______
9-
1
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)_____
1
9-
Florida Steel Corp.
8-26
35c
2%.;
(quar.)_
2
10-
.
*$ 15c
30c
9-
$4'
12-13 % 11-25
>'4'
2%
8-25
8-15
1
:
8-17
•
8-11
8-31
J
preferred (quar.)___; 9-l5l <>8rl9
^
$1
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)—$1.12%*/
19-15 / 8-19
Florida Growth Fund—
---
; 9-30
9-13
1
9-15
30c
(subjeet r to
in
America,
(quar.)
B
Fllntkote
,
"I
—
(M. H.) Company (quar. )______ij
Fitchburg Paper, class A (initial)
Flagg-Utica Corp.
(quar.)i_^_i^i_^^__ii__
r:
'
:
(special)
Fishman
8-15
"
9-
9-30
1
(quar.)
(Mich.)
of
Quarterly
Fisher
8-17
.
9- 1
,
13c
'
(quar.)__
8-15
8-15
5c
40c
(quar.)-____
(quar.) 2
1
1
9-/1
9-
5c-
Fisher/Brothers Co., common
%
$5 preferred (quar.)
""
1
13c
(quar.)
(quar.)
"94
9-
30c
(quar.)
(New York) (initial quar.)-First Western Bank & Trust Co. fSan
Fran.') *
12-13
50c
preferred
Corpi
Duriron
8
preferred
<9-15
$1.45
(quar.)
First National Bank (Jersey
City f (quar.)__
First National Bank (St. Louis)
(quar.)
First National Stores (quar.)
First Westchester Nat'l Bank of New Rochelle
9-1
9-13 .*
.
1_
Ltd.
of Delaware
Flrs^americq Corp. (quar.)
-
i
^
9-16
8-15
1
9-
-
Firestone Tire & Rubber, 4y2% pfd.
First Bank Stock Corp. (quar.)_.
8-12
1
$25c^
v
._____
(quar.)
9-
9*
9-
Bank & Tr. Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
37y2c
Field (Marshall) see Marshall Field & Co.
^ •
Fifty Associates (Boston) (s-a)
;
$25
Figurette, Ltd.. class A (initial)
-r':—
lOo
1
9-16
•'
,
...
&
8-:
9-15
Federation
8-20
1
pfd.
Sign & Signal, common
preferred <quar.)_
10-3
$62%c
(stock dividend)
Nemours
9-
s-a)__i,_
9-16
"
50c
___
(quar.)
....
Dunham-Bush,
8-16
9
9-
8-16
,
Inc.
Stock
$1.25
8-15
fl-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
5% pfd.
8-11
1
9-
8-31
9-21
.-$3 > 10- 1
.
common
1
1
9
9-30
B.-adstreet Inc.
1
9-
9-
10-24
■-c'
(quar.)
9-
9-
A.,
88-
8-
10-
(quar.)
Compress
Federal
10-24
25c".
■
Chemicals.
9-
$10c
v
8-17
'*
-
8.
9-
8-19
9-16
t
(Initial)
of
8-
40c
$1
5%% preferred (quar.) —:
Federal Paper Board Co., 4.60% pfd.
Federal Screw Works
(quar.)__.
8-19
1
10-15
(quar.)
8-10
12 %c
'
(quar.)
Corroon di.Reynolds Corp., $1
pfd. A
Cosden Petroleum Corp.:
(quar.)
Ltd.
Furniture
1
$$1.50
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
Copper Range Co. (quar.)
Copperweld
Steel
Co.
"(quar.)
lieu
8-
35c
(initial)
stockholders
10-15
___
(quar.)_
9-
9-10
v
8-19
1
1
Power
10-
9-10
1
9-
343/«c
Inc.
(Initial quar.)_
Co., common (quar.)
7%
preferred A (quar.)__
5.36% B preferred (quar.)
8-22
9-
10-
50c
be paid).
(quar.)___
preferred
Driver-Harris Co,
1
20c
in
B
8-5
9-12
50c
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Pacific Electric, common
(quar.)
1
8-31
,
(quar.)_
40c
preference
.Gas
9-15
com.
8-
85c
Federal
11-25
t./;;?-
;.• ••,
(increased-quar.)
Dubois
9-
9-
13c
^__
Industries
8-20
1
20c
Ltd.,
Corp.
Drexel
25c
31%c
Co.
8-15
9-15
-
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)
<___
Copp Clark Publishing,
Corning Natural
9-
8-29
9-20
$31,/4C<
$15c;
will
Ltd.
dividend
Drewry's,
2
(cash
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
Refrigeration
8-30
9-12
V-'
shares
Corp., 4%
Dresser
Duke
45c
(quar.)
preferred
Cooper-Bessemer
6%
10-
1
11-1
(lnitial-quar.)
new
Federal
2
9-
;2%
Bros.,
Corp.
93%c
(quar.)
Copcland
9- 2
25c
Co., common (quar.)
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Casualty Co. (Chicago)
prior
1
30c
Quarterly
$3
10-
9-
25c
T"
Co., Ltd.—
8-5
8-5
10c \
Quarterly
8-15
9-15
$15c
T
Chemical
Draper
9- 2
$1.12%
—
1
1
9-19
$25c)
:
dividend
8-29
8-29
8-26
15c
Canadian,
Caster
Fed-Mart Corp.
8.
$37%c
(quar.)
com.
Si Sons Co.—
Inc.—"
tional
•
Stock
7-29
10-
$1.13
:
Container Corp. of America, 4%
Continental Assurance Co.
Continental
8-31
I
$13)4
(quar.)
Co.
9-
-
Donohue
Dravo
(quar.)
4.50%
$37%c
9-15
8-
11-30
,
40c
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
& Chemical, Ltd.,
Long &
Stock
Co.—
4.16%
common
(quar.)
.'_
(quar.)_____
(monthly).
"
10c
37%c
9-
$$1.25
Common'
11- •
>
3
Class
,v..
1
•
9-
12-15
39c
(quar:)
Donnelly (R. R.) & Sons,
1-
Faultless
Ltd.—
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.— 5%
preference (quar.)™_u_„___i_
8-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel Corp.
Consumers
7-29
I
$12e
8-31'
"
I
Corp.,
$2 preferred
(quar.)
Dorsey Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)
Douglas Oil Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Dover St Rockaway RR. •(«-$)
"
8-8
Players
25c
(quar.)—
Dorr-Oliver,
9-15
9-15
»-
Dorman
8-19
3
9-15
1
9-3
15c
shares___
Stock dividend
-
Farmers Bank of State
5%
Ltd.
common
1
8-29
-
(quar.).
Light, 5.80%
Famous
10%
preference
Fields
(R. R.)
New
.
9-20
10c.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Continental
9-17
1
: $13e
Co.
Oil
$1 pref.
.
9-1
I2V2C
.
^
Donnelley
1
30c
_
(quar.)
Construction Products, class A
Continental. Insurance
l
1
10-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
9-
10-
22 %c
-
A
Co.
10-
25c
Gas Utilities
(guar)
Consolidated Laundries Corp. (quar.)
Continental Oil
60C
tax)
Monthly
12-
;
30c
Consolidated
Continental
12-15
10c
_
(quar.)
_
Theatres
•-15
tSOc
income
.
(quar.)_
Foods, common
preferred (quar.)
4%
Fall River Electric
9
Co.
8-8
:
Fabrics, Ltd..
Dominion Stores.
'
preferred
Quarterly.
A
8-15
Ltd.
Corset,
Dominion Tar
.
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York (quar.)
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp.—
Class
8-15
1
&
9-20
$.076
.___
Second convertible
(Toronto)-
.
Class
1
9-
Falstaff Brewing Corp.—
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
'
•
Morse
9-3
v
Anglo Investment
preferred (quar.)
Dominguez
8-12
$1
receipts
&
Dominion
8-12
9-
10c
..
deposit
dividend
Dominion
8-18
8-31
20c
Connecticut Light & Power—
Common (increased quar.)_
,
9-15
20c
(quar.)
...
General
Consolidated
8-18
9-
Ltd.—
Co.,
Dominion
9- 9
9-30
30c
;
(quar.)
Pepper Co. (quar.)
Dodge & Cox Fund • Beneficial
8-31
9-15
$50c
Quarterly;
Consolidated
9-15
(quar.)___
Dodge Manufacturing, $1.50 preferred (quar.)
8-15
9- 9
9-30
45c
______
(quar.)__
Productions
8-29
9-30
■
& Gregg (quar.)
—
Corp. (reduced)
Bearing Co.
(quar.)________________
Federal Life & Casualty
Dr.
5%
j,
,
1
13c
'
Connecticut
9-
$1.43
Confederation Life Assurance
;
8-19
25c
common
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Connohio,
8-19
1
50c
_
Service,
Mills
Quarterly
1
9-
Haven)—
Composite & Stock Fund
4%
9-
Fairmont
9
25c
(quar.)
v
Coe
Fafnir
Co.—
Dobbs
(Louisville)—
Fairbanks
9-
25c
Distillers, Ltd. (less British
Houses, Inc. (quar.)
1
$1
•
Insurance
5c
Bank
Quarterly
Community Public
5.72%
9-
Co.
Corp., common
(quar.)
American
Stock
Quarterly
Cone
9-15
9- 9
9-30
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
(Walt)
Distillers
8-18
8-19
70c
preferred (quar.)
Community
-
9-10
Land Title Insurance—
(quar.)
Commonwealth
C
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
Disney
participating preferred
Participating
Alkali
Stores
Dictaphone
1
Corp.
8-29
1
9-15
.
f
9-9
25c
Steel
:
.
—.—
8-29
Fabrex
$2
RR.
*
.
9-30
50c
Quarterly
Detroit
Commercial Discount Corp.—
6%
(auar.)
Western
.
.
Faber
V
25c
Ltd
Grande
>
87%c
22%c
20c
$1.12%
10c
25c
(quar.)
Supply Co. of New York
Rio
8-29
1
10-
f A
I—.,
9-1
Mines,
&
(quar.
15c
debentures
Denver
Industries
9-15
;
Lines,
A
8-12
1
•
12 %C
common
1
9-15
2
10-
.
„
Resistor Corp., 90c conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)_____
*4%% preferred (quar.)_i___———
Excelsior Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)—
8-15
8-15
in-
Voting common (quar.)
preferred
Colorado Milling & Elevator (quar.)—
*
Erie
1
1
&
Mfg.,
9*
.
8-15
1
"
Foods
Dennison
Co.—
1st
non-cum.
Air
1
8-25
10w
$1.03
A2
Gas,
Erie & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—•
/ Guaranteed Stock
(quar.)
9-
preferred
Monthly '
8-15
1
9-
50c
-
-
___
Colonial
8-15
'
97%c
—__
•
net
8-
9-
9-15
10-
,
-9-15
12%c
:
'.spjsuil.
:
Power
3.70%
8-17
62 %C
3%c
40c ,';
u 25c *
29c
25c. ;
Empire District Electric, common (quar.)__
34c
"4%% preferred (quar.)
_—
fl.18% '
5%
preferred (quar.)
" $1.25
Emporium Capweli Co. (quar.)——.—:——25ci"
Englehard Industries (initial-quar.)
^ '
20c
Ennis Business Forms (increased quar.)—__ ', 17%c
Equitable Gas Co., common
—* 46',4c
4.36% convertible preferred (quar.)
$1.09
Equity Corp.,- $2 conv." preferred: (quar.)—
' 50c
9- 6
;
99-
Light—
(quar.)________.—92y2c
4%
preferred (quar.)
$1
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
$1.05
4.28%
preferred (quar.)
$1.07
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.14
5%
preferred (quar.)—
$1.25
9-16
9-29
plus
come
from
8-15
9-15
$1.60
50c
Emery Air Freight (quar.)'—V
15c
Emery
10-4
93%c
;—
■
9c
9-15
1
93%c
i
of
8-19
8-31
Elwell-Parker
9-20
10-
$.00625
(quar.)—50c
Properties
1
9-15
1st preferred (quar.)
Electric (quar.)
6.30%
1
10- 5
60c
—_______
Fund—
Quarterly
8-16
10-
$1.50
Monte
Delaware
8-16
9-
15c
(quar.).
1
(quar.)____
common
(quar.)
B
9-
,
.
9- 2.
9-30
$1
_„_____—
Extra
1
8-31
3c
Colonial
Colonial
Del
8-26
9-
30c
class
Class
8-26
9-12
9-15
(quar.)
& Co.
(quar.)
Dejur-Amsco Corp., class A
9-12
•
preferred
91
10-15
87V2C
.__
Deere
9-14
18V4c
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
9-16
1
53 %c
(quar.).
Engineering, 6% pfd. (quar.).
Colonial
9-14
10-
87 %c
(quar.).
(quar.)
1
9-30
25c
(quar.).
Corp.
$3.50 pfd.
preferred-
Coleman
10-
60c
—_
Y.
International
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
Coleman Company, common
4V*%
30c-
8%
8-19
.
8-15.
1
9-26
12%C T;
t30c
(quar.)______ ~
(s-a)__.
preferred A (quar.).
•
8-22
9-15
-
93%c
/
—
•
com.
9-
8c
50c
Co.
(quar.)
(Theo H.)- <fe Co. Ltd.
Davies
Natural
Paso
1
9-16
9-15
.
9- 2
.
8-26
20c
r
.
____
1
9-
9-30
'
Corp...
Crystal Dairies (quar.)
Corporation, common (quar.)
3%% preferred*(quar.)_;
Dana
1
/
$10 X
-
Daitch
12-1$
9-
Corp.
R Pilot Plants (extra)
&
Dahlstrom
8-19
1-1-61
(quar.)
Cigar
9-16
9-19
,
<;,' 8-29
Cyprus
S7%«
N.
12- 2
Cutler-Hammer,Inc.(quar.)
4%
of
12-30
8-22
7%
Co.
9-7
9-12
$1.12%
(quar.)
9-7
6
50c
'
6
10-
8-12
25c
special guaranteed (quar.).
regular guaranteed (quar.).
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone
El
9-7
10- 6
10-
50c
1
Dayton Si Michigan RR.,
Co.
' 25c
.
9- 1
Mines
1'
10- 1
(quar.)____—$1-35
9-30
common (quar.)
32%c"
9- 1
:y4.10% preferred (quar.).-;
$1.02%
,
94'/4% preferred (quar.)-,—
' $1.06V4
»
9$4,875 preferred (quar.
$1.21%
9$5 2nd preferred (1957 series)
(quar.).;-$ 1*25
9.
v
5.36% preferred (quar.)^__
*1-34
5%% preferred (quar.)_3______
#1.37%: /,»95.50% preferred (quar.)_
$1.37%
9;
5.65% preferred (quar.)^—
$1.41V«
5.68% preferred (quar.)-_-u____^-.-------r;
$1.42 ; > 9-
9- 2
50c
9-6
Bottling
6
9-2
10-
'
8-31
10-
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Coca-Cola
9-
1
10- 1
75c
15c
__.
non-cum.
9- 6
9-20
30c
10-
Coca-Cola
9-20
^
9-15
8-31
9-12
30c
(quar.)—-—
(quar.) ________________
(quar.)____————
(quar.)__
^
preferred
$4.12 preferred
$4.50 preferred
$4.72 preferred
$5.40 preferred
8-16
9-12
—
$5.36
9-16
8-22
8-16
9-15
(3c
Consolidated Gas (quar.)
Elk Horn Coal Corp——iiir—
El Paso Electric Co.,
common
(quar.)
■
40c V;'
2
8-26
9-30
25c
—;
Elizabethtown
8-15
9-29
>
(quar.)
Coip.
Industries
Eldon
11-14
,
(quar.)
$1.12%
Coca-Cola
9- 1
12- 1
Battery (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)__
Investment—
Electrolux
8-25
9
28c
t
—
$2
9-16
1
A
.9-
$1.75
Stores
$2
Electrographic
8-10
1
28c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Publishing Co., $4 pfd.
preferred* (quar.
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
:
60c
.
Curtis
8-19
35c
Illuminating—„
(quar.).
7%
Sugar Co.,
9-
9-
30c
——
American
8-31
$1.05
&
Cuban
8-10
1
$1.50
(s-a)_.
(quar.).
common
Electric Storage
$1.25
_
Co.
8-18
8-15
9- 1
40c
(quar.)_.
Mahoning
9-15
9-15
2
9-15
60c
15c
50c
.
& Abrasives (quar.)____
Electro Refractories
2c
9-
9-
9-15
$1.06/4
(quar.)__——
Auto-Lite
9-9
5c
_
1
1
9-15'
$25c
$30c
25c
(quar.)_——
preferred
4%%
Electronics
Forsfer (quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land Co., $1.12 pfd.
$1.12 preferred (quar.)
9-15
3
9-15
10-
17 %c
Co.
$4.50
Crum
9-15
3
9-12
65c
(quar.).—
Corp.
Cleveland-Cliffs
9-10
9■'
60c
1
1
10-
50c
$1.60
10c
Equipment Co.
&
8-19
$4.20
8-10
56 %c
Clark
9-13
9-
Specialty Stores, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Trust Co. (Bridgeport) (quar.)
City Water (Chattanooga) 5% pfd. (quar.)
Clearfield
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
$1.2$
9-
9-15
10-
Co., Ltd., common (quar.)____
$37%c
Class
A
(quar.)
——-—
*25c
Edgewater Steel Co. (quar.)__——
_____
:> ; :75c
Edison Bros. Stores,
common
(quar.50c
Corp.—
9-20
9-1
$1.37%
Products Corp.
pfd.
$2
preferred
1
$1
preferred
Finance
Seal Co.,
&
Co., Inc., class A
Seli-Service Stores
(initial)
8-22
$1.12%
■"
5%%
Cork
Zellerbach
9-
(quar.)
Clark
Crown
Crown
40C
(quar.)
Co.,
9-15
8-13
25c
Crown
10-
Co
Cities Service Co.
9-25
9-30
(quar.)
Crown
$1.18%
(quax.)
A
6
10-
$1
—
Cincinnati Transit
10-15
25c
12 %c
5
10-
Paper
Electric
9-
1
9-20
v.
30c
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5% preferred (quar.)
Finance
Class
Electric—
4%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
30c
-i
9-20
Easy
International Corp.—
8-19
10-
25c
,
Cork
Crown
8-31
9-14
$1.75
4%%
Eddy
Co.
9-28
$110
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)—
Cincinnati Milling Machine, common
8-26
9-30
1
10-
„„,,5c
$3.60
8-31
9-10
9-10
9-10
9-30
10-15
22%c
45c
90c
Steel (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
9- 1
v
Milk
Kodak
Eastman
(quar.)
9- 9
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp.
9-
12 %c
common
Crowley's
Stainless
Eastern
(San Fran.)—
Bank
Knowles
&
8-10
10-
$$1-50
—
Canada Savings & Loan
10-1
9-15
—___
_r—
1
10-15
(quar.)__
Participating
Eastern
9- 9
9-15
10-1
10- 1
12V2c
(quar.)
9-30
4%
65c
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
9-30
•
—15c
._
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)——
Cincinnati Inquirer
(quar.)
Civic
6%
Creole Petroleum
Bakeries, Ltd.—
participating preferred
Eastern
preferred (quar.)———
—•
Washing Machine, Ltd.—
5%
1st preference A (quar.)_
—
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.
(quar.)—
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)———
93%c
12V2C
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Crawford
9-16
10c
$10c
preferred
$1.25
7%
Investing
6
Ltd.
3%%
37 %c
(quar.)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)
City
City
City
City
2
9-
L.j,
10-20
Chicago National Bank
4%
7
9-
9-22
Co..
Credit Finance, class A
Class B (quar.)
9-30
1-1-61
9-30
9-9
9-30
2%
Quarterly
(quar.)
Series A preferred (quar.)
Series A preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati Gas &
(quar.)
(xt.
Crane
9-
$1.50
(quar.)—
preferred
6%
Holders
Interurban Water—
East St. Louis &
6-30
9-15
12_1®
9-23
8-12
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
_
(Boston)
(quar.)
(Stock dividend)-.
1
Per
7-29
8-23
$0,119
15c
$2.50
Craig Systems, Inc.
1
10-
10-14
8-15
tl7%c
(quar.)
Insurance
25c
Common
Co.,
Life
37%C
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
Common
(quar.)
Securities
Craftsman
9-
1
Ltd.
>
9-30
9-23
$2
10c
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
Chicago Milling & Lumber (quar.).
Christiana
11-
22c
(quar.)_.
Quincy RR
Inc.
Burlington
Chicago
9-
Mines,
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
Amencan deposit receipts ordinary—
Cowles Chemical Co. (quar.)
Cradock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred (s-a)
Cram
(quar.).
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.).
3%% convertible preferred (quar.)
Chcsebrough-Pond's,
8-15
1
Imperial
Cosmos
Monday, Aufjust 29, 1960
.
of Company
Name
Payable of Reo.
Share
,
.
Holdert
When
Per
Name of Company
8-22
25c
(quar.)
common
9-13
75c
(reduced)
Co.
B.)
Corp.,
Holders
Payable of Reo.
45c
(quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining, $3 pfd. (quar.).
Chemetron
When
Share
of Company
Champion Spark Plug
Chance
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(806)
.
.
30c
25c
25c
9-10
8-31
8-10
Duro-Test
8-25
10-
1
9-30
9-20
9-16
Corp., 5%
Eagle Picher Co.
East
•■•t.
preferred
(quar.) _!_____—
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
1% preferred (accum.)
"
P.)
Co.
(reduced
Fundamental Investors
30c
.
(•
$$1.75
#
.
-
income)
quar.)
*
^OC"
—
8-11
(from net investment
5
Vic
9-26
9- 1
'
9-15
? 8-31
Continued on page
48
Volume
192
Number 5981
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(807)
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 li>5«>
Lowest
40.
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
oep
1
59% Feb
47 % May
9
.
,
8
40
Mar
8
28
98 % Mar
18y8 Mar 26
27% Dec
16
23% May 31
40% Nov 23
57
Aug
17
41 % May
12% Nov
4
23% Jan
2
34% July 15
30% Mar 9
43
52% Mar 10
24
26
J an
2
26
Sep
84% Apr
134
23
12
17
2
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
3
22% Nov
Sep 21
23% Jan
17% Dec
71
Sep
800
23
91% Mar 10
22
Oct
i
3% Feb
88% Dec
30
35
Jan
30
16% Nov
17
22% Apr
8
83% Jan
2
53% Dec
18
77'/a Jun
328
Apr
12
85
Sep
52
10
Jan
15% Jan
32% Jan
23% May 3i
16% Apr 14
28% Jan
47
94
Apr 20
Jun
Jun
0
Acme Steel
4
Adams Express Co
Adams-Mlllls Corp
17
15
17
84
1
28
15% Nov
18
8% May 11
28
54% Nov
18
30% May 11
46
Jan
36
56% Jan
Dec
30
89
102 I
Apr
8
90% Jan
12% Feb
10
28% Aug 25
17
67
Dec
30
59
22
47
17% Dec
4
Dec
21% Mar 20
64% Apr
21
44% Feb
46% Sep 21
36% Dec 22
24
Aug
13% Jan
4
100
12
82% Jan
Feb
69
8
15% Jun
1
43% Aug 16
32
■
May 31
7% Jun
1
1
68% Jan
75
Dec
11
83:% Mar 17
75
4
83% Aug 19
26% Feb
17
38 :»/4 Sep
1
Jan
323/8 Sep
8
25
26% Aug
4
IOI1/2 July 21
28 3% Aug 22
87
1
39% July 15
28i/4 July 28
17% May 11
1153/4 July 24
104
Jan
May
127% Sep
39% Feb
29
1
40
132
Jan
Jan
36% Apr
38% Jan
Jan
4
42
Jan
1
47
Feb
29
61
July 20
35% Jun
21
3.6Q0
24%
80%
81%
80%
81%
15%
6,300
6,800
6,700
15%
15%
30%
14,200
29 %
30%
30%
15%
31%
15%
15%
30%
BOo
30
12%
13
30%
30
12%
30%
13
12%
12%
No par
72 J/4
12%
12%
72%
72%
73%
73%
4,200
72%
•266
72%
12%
72%
12%
723/4
72%
10,200
x
Products
Reduction
J
conv
Inc
common
pfd 1951 series
100
*267
300
;
*266
39
52
Feb
12
44% Sep
22
69% Nov
25
873/4 Dec
22
Mar 31
51
5
Dec
23% NOV
18
353/4 Apr
33% Apr
Nov
10
160% Apr
117%
1,0
56% July 17
5
106% Feb
30
17% Apr
ff
97
42% Jan
2
50% Sep
2
7
46 % Dec
18
Jan
64% May 29
2
25
July 13
40% May 20
44% Jan
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
31%
31%
31%
313/4
31%
32%
14
15
13%
493/4
50%
50
July 27
Aug
5
44% Jan
Inc
j
common
14%
15
5
_
preferred
49%
50%
100
common
convertible
*83%
85
*84
63
July 28
30
Jan
4
61% Jan
7
6
18
3
38 % Aug
4
38%
10%
11%
11%
11%
102,300
41%
37%
38%
38%
39%
97
15,600
40%
41
40
40%
8,000
97
96
96
*96
97
*96
18%
18%
0
54%
55%
55%
*153/4
15%
*153/4
No par
18%
14'/a Mar 18
50% Jan
40% Nov 13
153/4 Sep
40% Mar
17
2
2
8
35% Jan
6
44% Mar 17
613/4 Aug
7
553/4 Apr 28
46 % Mar 22
10% Dec
253/4 Sep
17
473/4 Jan
2
29
44
17% Dec 24
14
May 28
43% July 25
Jun
13
106
Sep
2
65% July 28
81% Jun
50
Apr
43
Jan
17
47% Mar
Jan
28
89
8
.45%
34 3/,
•
Oct~26
55 3/a
May 18
Jan
2
46
July 27
16% Nov
0
45
Feb
4
13% Oct 30
34% Apr
15
8% Nov 27
18% Jan
22
38% July 21
Mar 13
81
122
Feb
193
July 27
30% Aug
1
20% May 12
6% Jun 30
31% Mar 11
9% Jan It
26% Aug 10
142% Feb
•
28% ton it
Jan" 12
25
18% July
15% Dec 23
17% Dec
83
Dec
45% Oct
763/4 Dec
84
8%
45%
45%
46%
483/4
50%
35
35
35
35
35
8
8
8%
83%
83%
83%
53%
54%
53 %
53%
28%
283/4
83%
83%
83%
83%
640
28%
22,900
100
104
53%
104
103
30
8
29
29
29%
28%
31%
31%
313/a
313/4
313/8
74%
72%
73%
73
Bi
73%
e
:
53%
July""!
18%
Nov""4
54% Mar
"3
13
Sep 22
18% Apr
21
137
Dec
81
Dec
22
18
52% Mar 31
41% Sep
9
Dec 30
133
Dec
54
117% Oct
29
5
16% Mar 26
152
41
Mar 17
May
1
Nov
23
56% Feb
27
92
148 % Mar 20
63 % Mar
9
43% Apr
Dec~22
12
29
Jan
26% Dec
28
43% Mar
21
35% Feb
Mar
67% Mar
42
Mar
1
Mar
Jun
2
4
18
66
25
12
79% Jan
Apr
17
129 % Jan
20
57
Aug 24
1443/4 Aug 25
62% Aug 24
8
126
21
34
Aug
4
Jan
4
Co
4
129
Aug 26
43% Jan
4
23% jun 20
28
7
1
25
Feb
7
9
26% Jan 18
29
19% Oct 21
14
Mar
8
63
45
Jan
7
.30
Aug
Dec
2
Aug
18% May 17
73% Jun IT
42% Mar
t
6
U
86
Feb
30% Mar
23,900
20,400
20%
37,100
*97
100
41%
42
42
42
34%
34%
34%
•
99
44% July
•
90% Aug
9
17
44% Aug 12
2
45% Aug 16
100
101
•98
99
41%
35%
41%
*34%
35%
63
•61
63
41%
41%
41%
343/4
34%
413/4
34%
•34%
63
•61
400
40 3%
40%
40%
40%
40%
403/4
40 3/a
403/4
4,500
22,900
*61
63
*61
397/a
40%
40%
41%
41%
41%
40%
*19%
l
41%
197/e
40%
*19%
*19%
19%
19 Va
19 %
•19%
8%
19%
9%
8%
38%
38%
38%
383/4
38%
38%
•46%
12.50
38%
38%
38%
38%
9
9
38%
38%
48
70
703/4
20
68%
20%
20
X20
20%
19%
40 3%
403/4
*40
41
84%
*83%
84%
*83%
403/«
84%
57%
36%
53%
563/4
54%
56%
10
100
/
30
41%
19%
9%
9
*83%
20%
40%
9
8%
100
9
7,900
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
47%
46%
46%
900
69%
20
67%
68%
4,700
19%
19%
4.200
•40%
41
•40
84%
54%
•83
84%
53
4,000
41
•83
31,500
53%
200
10
56
20
*53
54
10
53%
53%
53%
*263/4
53%
53%
53"
27%
53
♦26%
American Electric Power Co
27%
•26%
10
26%
•26%
27
58%
57%
21%
58%
58
27%
58%
26%
573%
2QQ
58
58%
57
58
213/4
21%
22%
19,700
22%
•31%
22%
22%
*31%
22%
American Enka
'
Corp
Ameriean European Secur
8
American Export Lines Ine
Power
Amerloan 6t Foreign
American Hardware
21%
No par
40«
*31%
33%
•31%
32%
25%
26%
253/4
26%
25%
No par
25%
7%
7%
73/4
7%
7%
7%
Corp
213/4
33
American Home
6%%
Investment Co of 111
l
19%
19 3/a
100
prior preferred
101%
101%
3.90%
Mach
&
Fdry
68%
68%
3.50
com
preferred
100
*83
preferred
American Metal
Products
American
Motors
American
Natural
American News
American
Co
1%
American Smelt 6c
6%
non-cumulative
1%
143/4
15
15
15
700
19%
19%
20
19%
20
•100% 103
19,000
•100%
103
►100%
103
69 3/a
68%
69
68
84%
84
;
84
•84
68%
68%
6,300
17%
700
20
69%
27,500
24%
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
•16
23%
16%
24%
900
24%
24%
23%
24
23
68%
70
70
70%
278,600
70%
713/4
71
23%
71%
39%
40
58%
59%
723/4
74 Va
42%
42%
6,800
*91
92 Va
'
40%
23%
•91
85
•84
85
40%
40%
23%
10-
40%
24%
24
92%
•91
1,200
28,700
92%
18%
2,300
18,500
5,900
39%
39
40
39
40%
39%
61%
40%
613/4
62%
61
613/4
60%
61
73
75%
73%
75%
733/4
743/4
72%
74
43%
42
43
12%
13%
13%
13%
37,000
•144% 145%
144%
144%
110
•41%
42 3/a
42%
43 3/a
42 3/a
12%
12%
12%
12%
146%
*1413/4
12%
145%
12%
*1413/4
145%
145%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
115%
116%
111
56%
113
56%
113
56%
143
143%
613/4
62
61%
•124
126
'124
118
563/4
56%
:
144
126
20%
20%
203/a
29%
28%
34%
116
34%
115
56%
144%
1443A
613/4
•124
55
144%
62%
613/4
♦124
29%
34%
117
56%
62%
20%
X28%
57
/
,
144%
62%
fl
126
20%
20%
20%
•144%
•61%
126
•124
20%
21
4,700
32,300
34%
2,800
116
1,040
56%
28,800
145%
62%
420
800
126
21%
5,400
'
1
71%
70%
71
29%
69%
29%
70%
10 Va
28
Co
Refining com
69%
28%
29%
69%
28%
30%
29 3/a
69%
70%
29%
29%
29%
30%
28%
29%
28%
30%
28%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
17
30%
303/4
17%
•163/4
173/8
•16%
17%
•163/4
17%
933/4
400
93%
61%
94%
93%
94%
94%
943/4
613/4
62%
61
62%
60
61
127%
127%
113,200
13,700
128
I
16%
17
33%
91%
92%
923/4
29%
293%
29%
7,200
3,200
5,400
4,500
12.50
60%
61%
—100
1263/4
1263/4
28
35%
128%
363/4
128%
36%
363/4
37
8
37%
207/a
37%
37%
21%
21
37%
373/4
21%
21%
22
26
common—
21%
21%
22%
27%
22
273/4
21%
273/4
♦273/4
28
•27%
28
26%
26
27%
27%
26
*25%
26%
•25%
26 y4
16%
•25%
16%
26%
20
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
63
64%
3,500
63%
64
62%
63
31
5,500
32%
30%
32%
51%
49
31%
50%
31
50
9,900
55%
53%
54%
48%
53%
49%
53%
54%
40
36,500
40%
40%
40%
40%
41
39
39
39
39
'
38%
American Vlacose Corp
Amerloan Water Works Co com
eerles
Preferred 8%%
eerles
Amerloan Zino Lead 6c
28
*26
Smelting—.1
16%
60%
127
AMP Xno endorsed shares
1
63
633/4
633/4
16%
64%
\
323/4
32%
33
1
50
333/4
50%
51
52
50%
51%
51%
38%
39
38%
53%
393/4
39%
39%
—
80
-
No par
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
15
10%
193/a
103
1
preferred
Preferred 6%
17
41
25
preferred
American Tobacco
6%
16%
15
56%
_25
Stores
American Sugar
16%
553/4
•16%
40%
142%
preferred.100
16%
143/4
56%
23%
100
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd
5,700
56
61%.
.10
common
2,600
56%
39%
Co__No par
Refg com.No par
7% preferred
American Snuff Co
28%
188
56
41%
69%
American Seating Co.
American Ship Building
20,500
24%
92%
24%
100
3,800
7%
23%
92%
68 3/a
preferred
28%
186%
24%
*91
*16
No par
1
Optical Co
28%
189
33
24
23%
Amer Photocopy Equlpm't Co.No par
American Potash 8c Chem
No par
American Rad 8c Std Sany com
5
7%
41
28
Co
24
♦83
1.66%
Gas
•31
7%
41%
18%
1
Corp
28%
188
33
25%
84%
*91
2
Molasses Co
7%
5,700
233/4
100
American
68%
25
37,300
700
41%
Machine 6c Metals.No par
American Metal Climax Ino com
1
4%%
28%
27%
185% 189%
55% r 55%
17
•163/4
53%
:
9,29'
94 preferred
,No par
Anderson Clayton 6c Co
21 JO
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
*90%
92
37% Ei40
•90%
42
'
42%
41%
41%
43%
423A
92
42%
43%
,
128
129
*90%
•90%
40%
40%
40%
41
38%
92
41%
42%
42%
44%
43%
44%
92
•90%
For footnotes, see page 26.
200
2,200
40%
Anaconda Wire 6c Cable
36% Jan
26%
20
99
14,600
Anaconda Co
84
Mar 4
88% Oct 20
26
20%
47
Anchor
•
63
26%
20%
•97
19%
•4% Jan It
35% Apr 19
85
Jan 12
62%
25%
20%
633/4
19%
68% Jan II
July 28
9
64
25%
20%
64
193/4
65% Jun 11
47
63
25%
20%
19%
46% July 27
05% Apr
41 % Apg
64%
25%
19%
20%
38% Aug
3
623/4
25%
19%
38% Feb
17
63%
25%
20%
Mar" 13
Deo
400
4,100
19%
46%
Feb
10
55
46%
193/4
74% Mar 17
GO3/* Mar 18
86
36
46
62
55% 8ep~23
83
36
*53%
19%
58% Sep 22
80% Deo
1
5
23,100
40%
Ampex Corp
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp
4
17
•
4,700
66,200
75%
20%
25
Cable
36
28%
32%
62
common
&
1,000
2
American Tel 8c Tel Co
25% Mar
4
*94
109
No par
American Sumatra Tobacco
32% May 11
15% Jan
4
2
100
Corp
17 Va Jun 30
553% July 29
17
14% Jan
Radio
6c
.
19%
50
06% Apr 19
623/4 Aug 24
4
293% Aug
27% May
81% Nov 26
preferred
American
17% Dec
24% Nov
61 %
25
1,700
3,300
74%
46%
•34
8
313/4
53%
46%
American Steel Foundries
13% Mar 12
16
53%
46%
No par
82% Feb
2
31% Feb 23
303/4 Aug 26
10
Apr 21
Jan
12
25 % Nov 23
Jan
Corp
38% Jan 20
51% May 19
117
3
124% Jun
27% Mar 15
18% May 18
20
8
July 25
Jun
Jun
35% Aug 16
0
89
27
55%
46%
19%
•100%
8
Feb
54
13% Jan 26
Sep~2~2
*53%
46%
American
145% Aug 24
13
15% Sep
117
53%
45
*34
143/4
10% Feb
7
133% Jan
18
27% Dec
22
53
45
143/4
75% Aug 22
48 Va Aug 12
July 22
138% Jan
117
105
36
533/4.
44%
16%
67
14
43% Apr 11
3.33/4 Apr 19
12
Jun
Apr 18
27 % July 19
12%
•34
*53%
♦14%
Aug 5
20% Apr 18
71% Aug 26
40% Aug
8
55% Mar 23
34% Dec 30
125
36
1
28
18
32%
74%
71
27% Jan
2
29
31%
383/4
48%
1
May
28%
73%
73%
186
17% July 22
27%
•104%
28%
36
27%
14
28%
103%
32
.
8
28%
♦34
American
26
88% Jan
80
8%
103%
673/4
84
Aug 24
68% Jan
8
73% Apr 14
Sep 21
preferred
29%
38%
48%
4
20% July 14
103
283/s
68%
14
18
103
1Q
8
48%
76% Jan
22
103
54%
48%
May 19
Dec
16
533/4
54%
,183%
18
92% Aug 15
28% Jan 26
1,000
12.50
Cable
American
14
29,300
35%
66 %
74% Jun 18
86% Jan
533/4
No par
4
16
700
51%
35%
29
preferred
49% Jan
22
15%
54
36
83%
preferred
17
Jan
98
15%
51%
36
28 3/a
56%
163/4
2
16
21,500
83%
55%
27%
102% May
16
10
1,000
57
29%
184%
Aug 25
8
55
18%
83%
20
4
7%
•18%
54%
24% Jan 18
16% Jan
8
133/a Aug
5
17% Feb 15
38% Aug
20% Jun
57%
55%
2
30
56%
27%
16% Jun
Jan
183/8
183%
61% Jun 28
84
18%
16
12.80
198% Jon 19
9
323/4 Jan
21 % Sep 21
89% Dec 14
133/4 Jun
25
56%
16
Products
.1
American Hospital Supply Corp
2
American Ice Co
No par
American International Corp
1
15
593/4 Apr
34% Jan
1
£4 % Dec
Feb
523/B Nov
30
Apr
2
105
9
41
9
203/a Jan
3
29
May 27
56
American Cyanamld Co
American Distilling Co
When issued
4
36% Mar
14%
9
Mar 30
13% Jan
42
Jan
56%
16
♦96
American Crystal Sugar com
4%% prior preferred
27% Aug 18
09% July 18
40% Jan 21
19% July 25
18%
Co
No par
Amer Commer Barge Line Co.
„J
09
263% Aug 25
45%
15
18%
2 8 3/a
American Chicle
59% Jun 14
Jun 13
28
18%
10
Corp
American Chain
71
Aug 23
14% Jan It
44% July 8
21
86% May 12
46% Sep 17
98% Feb
9
•4
1%
•96
No par
l
American Bosch Arma Corp
American Brake Shoe Co
38% Aug 23
51% Jan 19
97
11%
No par
100
common
American Can
13
103/4
'
g
;
4
7% Feb
20
36%
43% Jan
6
Jan
84
•84
40%
87% May 12
19
84
V
103/4
American
4
11
5,700
85
85
41
4
25% Mar
20% Feb
49%
363/4
13% Jan
20
7
49
10 %
July 28
33% Nov
Jan
50%
35%
Ameriean Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
1
0% preferred
_20
2
19
17,100
49%
393/4
41% Aug 23
19% Aug 11
10% Jan
14%
40
American Bakeries Co
No par
American Bank Note common
.10
6%
13%
50%
•84
5.000
14 %
10%
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No
par
Airlines common
1
July 12
58
11,700
14
36%
No par
convertible
4%
32%
14 %
39%
American
3%%
300
10%
1
Inc
Petroleum
4%
32
353/4
100
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerada
•266
4%
32%
1
convertible preferred
convertible
300
32
A
0
Mfg
85
4%
'
5,000
10
preferred
preferred
Amerace
4
58
Aug
6%
18
34
39% May
83% Sep 22
2
45% Jan
20
300
4%
j
Aluminum Co of America
50% Mar 18
6
78% Jan
31% Jan 21
26% Jan
4
106% Jan 27
July 25
July 14
9
82% Oct
68
55
*271
j
Amalgamated Leather Co—
83% Jan
300
Industries
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminium Limited
4
108
23%
24%
81%
4.08%
13
4
15,200
23%
25%
15%
Allls-Chalmers
28
Mar 18
13%
24%
24%
80 %
A%
28
33
713% Aug
13%
23%
25
15%
Allen Industries Inc.
Allied Chemical Corp
11% Jan
49% Jun
13%
24%
24%
15%
Allied Products Corp !
Allied Stores Corp common
4
13%
24
24%
x
Allied Laboratories
Allied Mills
11
13%
241/4
24%
15
Corp
58% Feb
39% Jan
14% Feb
13%
23%
24%
33%
Allied Kid Co
61% Jun
13%
24%
24%
32%
6%
17% Jan
5
131%
23%
33%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
Jan
27
4.7Q0
82
Alleghany Corp
S
8% Oct
52% Jan
8,200
45%
81%
4%%
May 27
July 25
36%
45
82%
Aldens
4
60% Aug 31
36%
45
Alabama Gas Corp
8
7
37
44%
i
Alco Products Inc
Aug 26
0% Jan
36%
45%
81%
A
14
44% Jan
37%
44
xo
Co
Aeroquip Corp
4
82% Jan
100
36%
'
45%
32%
Admiral
32% Aug 26
19% May 13
63% Jun
3
Feb
100
8,500
117
34
4.50%
79
*114
32
Air
8
117
32
Air Control
38% Feb
•113%
Shares
t
31 %
20% Feb 24
~7% Jan
37
116
,
66%
the Week
32%
65
4
13%
*112%
65%
Friday
Aug. 26
*42%
43%
65%
65%
31%
11% July 12
64 % July 22
4
9
13%
36
X44%
66% '
66
Sales for
Aug. 25
•42%
44
No pay
40% Mar
Jan
37%
46%
66%
112 y4
PRICES
Thursday
Aug. 24
*42%
43%
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp.2.50
1
27 % Jun
64%
112%
112%
36
ACF-Wrigley Stores Inc
23% Jan
~4%
64% ' 65
nil
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Aug. 28
*42%
43
43
46
4
14% July 22
13 % Aug 24
43
ABC Vending Corp
ACF Industries Inc
15
Tuesday
Aug. Alt
Fund
26 Va July 22
Jan
Monday
Abbott Laboratories common
4% convertible preferred.
15
22
6% Mar 19
9
3
23 % Aug
Abacua
114% Jun 10
42% Jun 20
23
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Aug 22
69% Jun
7
Jun
63
NEW YORK
Highest
Apr
108 Va Oct 20
15
i
400
26,300
10,400
800
91,800
780
2,800
:
4,000
40.900
:1
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(808)
.
.
Monday, August ?.9, 1960
.
,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
I NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 195.9
18 Va NOV
18
49 % Feb
11
40% Jan
28
23 %
34%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34
27%
27%
28
23%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
64%
65
64%
86 Va
63 %
67
66 Va
66'/a
64%
66
33%
34%
33%
34'%
33 %
33%
43%
44 Va
44%
44'/2
44%
84
82%
82%
83%
83%
39%
38%
39%
38'/2
38 %
Corp—
37% NOV
24
42% Feb
9
49 % Nov
25
39
Jan
26
48% July
Sep
23
86 % Apr
7
75
Jan
13
83
Aug. 22
Armour & Co————..5
15% Feb
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred—>———No par
Armstrong Rubber Co__
1
S3
May
29 Va May 11
Va Aug 26
4
44% Jun
9
15% May 11
20'/Wan
11
23
25% Aug 22
27'/a Jan < 5
Aro
23% Jan
4
Ashland
37% Jan
JS
20
23% July 16
ii%Oct~15
28 % Apr
2
25% May 15
40% May 19
17% Nov
19
Jan
11% Feb
2
11
44
Feb
Sep
25
If
Nov
10
Aug 26
18% Aug
18
5
July 25
29 y« Jun
1
56% Jan
Feb
9
51
Apr
Arnold
12
106
Common
&
Associates
32% July
17
8
4
10% Mar
B% Dec 29
>8% Dec
18
33% Sep
Nov
10
92
47% Feb
17
62'/a May 25
19 V* Sep
16
53% Apr
74 % Dec
31
86% Mar
'
'
19
11
27% Jan
5
10Va Aug 10
38% Aug 26
28% Feb
1
79% Jan 15
6
Jan
22
May 11
9% Jan
7
40'/g Mar
4
9
5% Oct
28
8% Jan
29
15 Va Jun
16
16% Feb
11
14% July 15
<8% Jan
27
96
July 29
83% May 10
15 Va Nov
11% Jun
24
24% Feb
9
27% Jan
13 Va Nov
20
28% Dec
10% Jan
7
17% May 25
;
15%
96%
20%
24%
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California Packing Corp
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29%
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Canadian Breweries Ltd
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249
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2
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35
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•
33,100
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Brunswick
16%
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41
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14
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110
29
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44
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13
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87
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14
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310
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3,800
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16,900
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87
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11
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77
79
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10
18% Jun 28
17% May 11
1
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r
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59
100
6
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8
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86-/4 Mar 17
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50
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3
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7
4
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38
245
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Decker Mfg Co
53
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29% Jan
&
86%
1
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4 %%
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8
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97
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3
82
Mar 28
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Aug 26
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8
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1
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13
8
151
36
Jan 29
32'/2 Aug
4
22% May 27
23
Jun
86%
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100
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pfd
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Benguet
10%
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31%
2.50
common
Corp
10
38
*96
—
Beneficial Finance Co
4
57Va Jan
4
6
Bendix
1
:
38% Jan
50
13y4July26
-
4
10
37%
86%
-
/;///■:/ 40
23%
10
37%
*225
Bell Intercontinental Corp—
;t
Aug 17
1 % Jan
8
42% Aug
138% Jan
5
48'/2 Dec
7
10
32y2 July 27
>•■.
9
Jan
Jun
33% Feb
•
May 14
24
3
74 Va Jan
30% July
6
71V2 Jan
■
—
16% Feb 26
23%
10%
37%
96
4>/*% preferred
1
9 "
46'/a Jan
35
Bell & Howell Co
22% Feb
18
July
16% Nov
29% Oct
13
28
45
•
2
30% Jan
57% Jun
92% Jun
57% May
11-
56% July 15
6
14y4 Mar 31
19
25
30,100
24%
10
37%
240
Creek RR
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp__
Belding-Heminway
23%
2,500
10%
98
Beech
20% Mar 29
24Va
-
24%
*220
Beech Aircraft Corp.—
;
23%
69
10
•
100
Inc
Instruments
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%%
8,200
—100
:
Beckman
59'/a
37%
98
12.50
.
Beaunit Mills Inc__
.,
79% Apr 14
42'/a Apr 18
43
July
1
11 Va July 27
19% Dec 31
5
Jan
18% Sep
36y4 Jan
9
Aug 10
59%
23%
28%
10
prior preferred
conv
59%
10%
4%
.10
common
104'/a
59 V4
71
•'
16%
<....
/
No par
4 %% preferred
89% Feb
5
May
89
May 14
28'/8Mar 3
52
Apr
1
2
Mar 23
41% Apr
1
43% May.28
59VaJuly 6
155
Feb 11
•1
8
3%%
.
Co
37% Jan
—
ii
;
"
28
83
July 29
14'/2 Jun
14
Aug 22
25% Jun
21
35% Jan
Jun
103V2 Jun
13
Dec
78
96
Beatrice Foods
-
*68%
104%
60
105%
37%
24%
.:,86
.
1
Bayuk Cigars Inc.
'
/
43%
•,
1
Bausch & Lomb Inc
7
45
•
13%
10
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp—
14
Jan
54% Jan
8
33y2 Aug 16
11
Jan
•0
Bangor & Aroostook RR
Barber Oil Corp—
25% Jan
8
57% Aug 23
,
37
178
11
.
*20%
.
Baltimore & Ohio common
100
Stamped
—
—
100
4% noncumiilative preferred—100
Preferred stamped ——;
100
14
58
Jan
"
30ya Aug 12
;
c
70 %
105%
59
69%
*104%
79%
w.
•
Co
'v
69
*104%
59%
72%
105
37% "
-
,
,
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
13
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—No par
4%% preferred series B
100
4% preferred series C
100
Wilcox
3,300
V?.400
86%
1
Babcock
5,500
8,800
33
10
_1
Babbitt (B T) InC—
■[
S
58%
59
23%
100
-1
*32%
*
/
•
37%
10
preferred—10
"
&
70
105
.,.,56%
'
Avco Corp——
4
17'/a Jan
28
67%
1C5%
,_67
/
_100
Co
32%
*33 %
23
;.
——-1
preferred—
—
6
July 25
12Va July 26
42% July 24
13% Jan
6,900
20 Va
5% preferred
-20
Atlas Powder Co
i
20
' Austin Nichols common
No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
'
140
'
21
20
■
.
;
16
20'/a
$3.75 series B preferred
Atlas Corp common
17% Aug 18
11% May 11
8
6% Dec
J0y8 Feb
*
41% Jan
4
80'A Aug 18
6'/a Jan
4
17
74% Jan
4% Jun
'
3
" 58% Feb
4
31% Jun
17
*15
7,200
25%
25%
•
Atlantic City Electric Co com
4%
■> 4% preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR—*
No par
Atlantic Refining common
10
88Va May 11
16
16
20%
Common
5% non-cumulative
;
*15%
15%
*15
3,400
12,500
19,900
45
19%
—
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
S4% Nov
*15
15%
♦IS
38%
38%
20%
Inc
——
1st
5.25%
36%
36%
*82
84
4,400
__2.50
Corp__
Industries
Oil
5
2.50
33%
44%
*82
84
36%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
4
Jan
Corp—
44%
Shares
Refining common—1
Equipment
Arvin
July 18
63
Constable
33%
44
33%
44
—
: 72% Aug 23
27
100
60'/a Dec 30
107% Mar 31
88% Jan
2
13
19
32%
*"82
2nd
30% Aug
the Week
27%
;
7
7
16
Friday
Aug. 26
33%
34
__10
Armco
Corp
Steel
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 25
Aug. 23
34
34%
5
77 Va Jan
29
PRICES
SALE
Aug. 24
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland___
Argo
Oil
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
30% Jan
July 26
59 Va Apr
80'/a July 29
STOCK
40% Jan
32 Va May 13
27
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
38% NOV
64 Vfe May
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
24%
24%
24%
11,000
62
61%
61%
700
*61%
26.
U
^
Volume
Number 5981
192
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(809)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Ran&e for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1!)59
Lowest
Highest
YORK
12% Nov
20
23 ye Apr
10
6V8 Aug 22
13Va Jan
4
Capital
37% Feb
10
4
Carborundum
31
411/4 Apr 25
23% AUg
8
497/a Jan
13% Deo
56% July 15
52 '/a Feb 10
35% Feb
25
151/e Aug
25% Jun
2
88'/a Jan
5
12
Feb
1
441/4 Jun
27
May 25
58% Jan
4
Carpenter
6
Carrier
85
Dec
8
102 y2 Jan
5
33% Sep 23
45% Nov 25
4iy4 Jan
19
Oct
16
84% Nov
62
35
39
.
*
98
48i/aJan
19
271/e July 22
41%Jan
1
46 % Jan
27
40y4Feb
30
31% Jan
16
25
8
89 '/a Dec
18
Sep
22
26% Feb
108
115% Mar 16
9
Carolina
8
221/b Jan
5
Case
8
114% Jan
19
7 »/4 Apr
22
5% Aug
9
7 '/u Feb
26
12
24% Aug
5
34'/2 Jan
6
12
Feb
8
92
98V2 Jan
88
34% July 29
22% Jun
1
125% May 13
114% Jun
17
01Va July
74% July 18
9
20 V4 July 22
447/8 Mar 20
Nov
23
17% Dec
30
20
Apr
3
21 % Apr
16
27
NOV
23
5
22
Mar 23
55
Jan
41
Jan
17
22
24% Jun
8
26 Va
1,900
16
15%
16
3,000
98
98
98
97
97
96%
96%
40%
44'/a
447/8
10
297/8
*41%
42Va
Central
32% Jan
20
28
99% Feb
27
88% Jan
27
37% Sep
10
46% May 11
42% Jan
4
20
11
31
22
4
July 27
May
29 Va Jail
31
10
21% May
5»/4 Jun
9
15y2 Mar 11
28% May 23
Central
RR
of
Central
&
Central
Central
Soya
15
15
16% Jan
7
r6%
Jan
9
3y8 May 11
B2
Apr
79
July 27
40% May 11
70% Jan
July 25
12
West
Pnsco
13% Jan
13
18
Chadbourn
Gotham
11.90Q
411%
11
98
y'-;
54
54%
ll
99
U
26%
54%.
107/8
41%
26%
107/B
11%
100'/4
*91 Va
57/a
25%
26 y8
93
~
24
*91%
93
237/a
120
*118y4
24%
24%
*119
120
27
400
55
53%
'54
10,800
11%
10%
107/a
100 y4
100 %
100 %
,l<i
93
25%
:
,
:
5%
5%
5%
6,100
26%
25%
261/4
48,600
*91%
:
77%
22%
221/4
22%
225/8
93
25%
*119
77%
23%
11
Chain
*91 %
26%
25%
120
77%
23%
*119%
77%
23%
17%
17%
17%
i7y4
17%
V'
22%
23%
223/4
23%
■
19%
19%
19%
193/a
19 Va
19%
56
56
*55
57
*54
80
*78
80
*78
58%
80
24%
24%
24
24%
40%
40%
X40%
41%
41%
*94 y2
95%
*94%
95%
*94%
10
54%
54 V*
54%
54%
*23%
243/4
*233/4
243/4
26%
23 3/8
17%
17%
17%
173/4
*22%
23%
*22% 1:23%
19%
'
193/s
*19i/8
24%
23%
*54
♦78
24%
;
44,500
77%
*233/8
-
80
24%
93
120
77%
563/4
*78
*78
460
5%
120
77% "77%
*55
20,200
25%
77 Va
22%
*26 Va
100%
iy
25%
23%
320
27
54
„;
57/8
; *99 y2
5%
100%
5%
25 %
*91%
*118%
42%
.
10%
5%
.
32%
42
*26%
.yy..
257/a
5%
25
31%
.
193/a
56%
•
2,100
4,800
1,500
1,000
•
■
1,100
100
79%
243/a
11,660
25
42'A
42%
42%
42
42%
95%
95
95%
95%
95%
160
54%
54%
54%
54 %
54%
2,700
♦233/4
243/4
*23%
24
24
24
2,000
54
1,900
37%
38%
373/8
383/4
37'/2
38%
/
37%
38
36%
38%
13//3
22%
23
22%
23%
223/4
23%
'
22%
23%
22%
223/4
2,400
6%
5%
5%
*53/4
6%
*6
6%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10
10%
11
11%
7,100
5
33%
343%
35%
36
353/4
36 y8
19,500
Co
Products
Aircraft
Belt
32y4
41%
54Va
32%
41%
26
2.50
Co
Corp.
40% Apr
5% Jan
Certain Teed
31%
32
42%
No par
Sugar
6
Cessna
317/a
26
53'/2
No par
9.50
Corp
Co....
;Jan
7
30
*41%
22 5/8
No par
J
Cerro
16% Apr
11
South
N
42
May 29
6,200
17%
No par
100
Century Industries Co..
"4%
28% Feb
Co
Vloletta
de
3.100
44 %
1
Service
11% Aug 26
34% Sep 21
11% Sep 22
27
>
40%
44 Va
50
Public
28% Feb
40%
44%
100
Illinois
42% Jun
40%
44 Va
22%
Lgt common.No par
Central
2
39%
44%
5
preferred
27
Jun
26
1
Illinois
4 '/2 %
95% Aug 25
55
30
July 18
29y0Jun
5
Aug 17
41
441/1
20
42% Aug 25
24
887/s Dec
59
" v
40%
45%
*76%
1
common.:
preferred
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
2
98
100
80% Aug 17
30% Jun
38% Mar 23
10%
80
40y2
40%
26
51V2
*97
98
x44
30>/4
26
12.50
common.
25% July 15
Jan
*97
40%
1
8
Aug
19% Mar
«.
1
8
53
76
1
25%
No par
Aguirre Sugar Co
Central Foundry Co
Central of Georgia Ry com
5% preferred series B
Aug 14
50% Mar
25%
16
Central
Jan
3.700
25%
16%
preferred series A.100
Corp
5%
15
Apr
12
Celotex
11
Aug 20
87/a Jan
15
Jan
17
20
Co
conv
19
80
28% Jan
35% Jan
4% %
25% Jan
22
32% Dec
13
10,400
26
16
.
15
17
"8% Dec~22
83% Jan
46 'A
26
Celnnese Corp of Amer com__No par
7%
2nd preferred
...100
29
21
12Va Dec 31
8
45%
17%
preferred
Jun
18% Sep
Dec
31% Jan
120% July 25
46%
6%
26»/4
_
13
45%
6y8
26/8
CV2 %
2nd preferred
7
Caterpillar Tractor common.No par
4.20%
preferred 1
100
21 Va Jun
71% Feb
30
Jan
7%
Shares
45%
Aug. 26
6 Va
6%
45%
46
16%
50
July
921/2 Aug
36 y2 Aug
the Week
45
6%
45
5
2
16
Friday
Aug. 25
6%
6%
26'%
preferred
I)
Sales for
Thursday
16y2
common.."...
Corp
(J
PRICES
26>/4
Ry_l00
Light
4
10
SALE
16y4
Co
781/4 Jan
12
13
&
Steel
Ohio
&
51% Aug 22
29
32
Power
4>/2%
45
-
HIGH
Aug. 24
6%
6%
10
7
Jan
22
Clinchfield
Carolina
6Va
5
AND
Wednesday
No par
Carriers & General Corp_
Carter
Products Inc
;
Nov
76% Sep
Co
Corp
23
Dec
10
Mfg
Tuesday
Aug. 23
Aug. 22
-1
;
291/4 Feb
6
89% Nov
Inc
July 21
30
25
Sep 22
1141/4 Dec 22
Monday
Par
Co
(Philip)
Carey
43V2 July 15
26% Sep
38% Jan
Airlines
Carlisle
Aug 18
40% Dec
17
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
*5%
*6
6%.
9%
35
35
353%
36%
1
Inc
11%
12
11%
12
113/4
12
113/4
11%
1
323/4
333/a
32%
33%
331/8
333/8
32%
33%
1
Corp
Co
3%
3%
3%
4%
*50%
52%
10
%
4
4%
4
*50 3/8
513/4
49
28%
52
52
No par
28%
28%
28%
283/o
28%
28 5/8
No par
1%
93
93
94
94
94
94
94
46
463/s
46%
473/4
473/4
48 3/8
475/8
19%
20
19%
20%
20%
20%
20Va
36%
4
.35 Va
11%
■:
113/4
33%
■,
34
33/4
4
100
7,100
10,900
,;
26,200
493/4
49
49 3%
1,700
283/4
28
28 3A
12,300
94
93%
931/4
48%
475/8
48
10,400
203/a
20
20 Va
13,600
36
26,500
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
50% Feb
27
Aug
88
24
Jan
9
42% Jan
37% Jun
0
87% Dec
16
99
35
N6v
30
45% May 28
34 y4 Mar
19
Nov
24
25 % Apr
17 Va May 13
21
25% Sep
24
26 %
38% July
Mar
4
6
8
94% Aug 19
8
48% Aug 25
5
43 Va Jan
4
58
July 25
69% Jan
6
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
26
94
Aug
5
99 y4 Apr
13
9% Aug
2
8
Jan
18
Aug
34 Va Jan
21
27 Va Aug
3
43% Jan
6
35% July 22
40 Va Apr
7
17% July 25
59% July 28
26% Jan
6
69% Feb
26
4
4
42 % Jan
9
37% Dec
31
17% July 25
38% Jan
0
4
36% Jan
5
20% July 25
29% Jan
4
10% Oct
0
177/a Mar 23
9V4 Aug 18
34% Feb
18
46
647/a Dec
29
74% July
100
Oct
13 Va Apr
26
Dec
118% Feb
1
19 Va Aug
15
8
38
53
Jan
20
July 14
10
36% Sep 29
23yaNov 25
03
Jan
5
44
18
% Mar 30
33% July
8
71 % May 22
18% Nov 23
32% Jan
28% Nov 23
May
32% July
3
Jan
38% Nov
25
3
8
14 Vi Mar 24
17
22
15% July 27
23% Jan
26% July 28
22 Va Jun 29
36 % Jan
45 Va May
convertible
3x/i%
5%
Chic
preferred
Milw St
5%
Chic
Western
24
22% July 27
29% Jan
22
37 Va Jan
2
19
Aug 17
32
13
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
13
May 20
15% Jan
Chlckasha
26% Jun
17
46y2 Dec
17
39
79% Aug 22
Chock
50% Feb
4
72% May 20
40
4
71% Jan
Chrysler
Aug
19
Full
O'Nuts
Jan
21
30% Feb
8
41 %
913/4 Feb
16
78% Jan
4
86% Aug 17
63
Dec
17
1023/4 Jan
12
94% Feb
2
85% Oct
23
47% Jun
30
38% Jan
403/s Jan
14
403/4 Nov
19
64% July 10
26
26% July 25
49% Mar 9
64% Jan
39 3/a Jun
1
49
Jen
4
Feb
5
27:% Mar 20
17% Aug
8
24% Jan
4
43
Jan
9
57
4
15'A Deo
10
18
29
July 25
40% July 27
22
89
Dec
23
57
Dec
28
33
Deo
6
39
2
24% Jan
40
Jan
28
126
Dec
29
2
47% Jan
18
41% May 19
44 Va Aug
5
593/4 Jun 23
Mar 20
90 Va Jan
11
99
55 % Jan
44% Jun
101
Aug 25
65% Feb
20
67
Jan
4
Jun
12
32
Va Jun
16
59 % Dec
14
42
Feb
17
65
Dec
15
48% Mar
136% Jan
16
9
126% Feb
12
48% Feb
8
24
A Ug 26
31
Aug" 18
Apr
7
62
Apr
8
35% Apr 11
72 y2 July
5
67
May 26
133% Aug 26
66
July 11
26% Aug 24
Sep
21
43 3/a July 27
71
Dec
23
82
21% Jan
Feb
27
71% Jan
5
7
29% Dec
18
22% Mar
7
47% Dec
9
72 Vo Dec
10
48
23% Jan
8
34 Va Dec
10
45% Nov 13
Feb
17
43/4 %
60
Jan
11
113/a
26%
32%
38%
38 %
600
211/4
205/a
21 Va
3,200
pfd
100
*63 Va
633/4
633/4
633/4
♦633/4
643/4
64%
65
com
No par
17%
18
>:
17%
18 3/a
18
183/4
18%
19
18%
100
—8
28%
28 3/a
;
29
293/a
29%
30
29%
30
♦29%
25%
26
25%
25 s/a
26
253/4
26 Va
25%
25
25'/a
5,900
No par
No Par
25
25 Va
25
25%
25%
25%
25i/a
251/4
25%
253/a
4,400
203/4
21
203/4
203/4
*203/4
21
*203/4
21%
203/4
203/4
5
12%
12%
12%
13
*12
13
13
13
*12%
13%
600
1
25
763/4
793/8
73%
78%
723/4
75%
70%
74
69
73%
30,000
42
43 Va
43
455/a
45'A
46%
44%
455/a
441/8
451/4
62,900
41%
6,300
Coca-Cola
.
59
593/s
58%
593/8
573/4
59%
58 3/s
59%
10,000
44%
45%
453/8
46%
45%
45%
44%
45%
23,000
193/4
193/4
19%
20
19%
19%
20
20
46
46
45%
45%
46
44%
45
45%
400
17
17%
17
17%
17%
17%
17
18
17%
17%
6,800
31
31%
31%
31%
31%
313/4
31%
31%
31%
31%
13,800
43%
43%
Co
& Aikman
Radio
1
No par
No par
1
common
Corp
Co
28% Jan
Combustion
$4.25
&
42% Feb
17
58% Dec
1
23
29% Dec
81
22% Nov
9
45% Sep
573/4 Feb
21
12 % Dec 17
26
27 Va July 10
33
Jan
20
27
6
6
6Va July 11
30 Va Apr 29
53% Jan
7
19
Jan
8
40% Jan
4
42% Nov
5
613/4 Feb
25
993/4 Mar 10
88 Va Jan
4
99
Feb
26
87% Jan
4
96% Aug 22
963/4 Aug 25
92
Jan
22
81 % Jan
6
88
Apr
5
30% Nov
9
213A Aug
2
29% Jan
5
92 Va May
8
35% Jun 25
83
Deo
9
44% Jun 18
101% Oct 23
553A July 29
107% Apr 27
58% Jan
Nov 17
75
Deo
18
11% Jan
3
20% Deo 18
23% Apr 20
Apr 13
For footnotes, see page
89
48 Va Jan
100% Jun
18% Mar 12
62
14
28
83
O
44
Jan
37% Jun
35
Aug
75% Jan
9
July
19% Jun
26.
16
107
July 11
4
Aug 22
2
47% Jan
4
83% May 23
6
14% Jan
14
4
20
22% Jan 27
25%
243%
253/a
64%
66 3/a
633/4
65%
623/4
64%
61%
64
613/8
63
24,600
91
14,500
99
21%
22
21%
21%
213/a
213%
*483/4
493/4
48%
48%
48
48%
48
48
54%
*52%
54%
54%
54%
55
55%
54%
54 Va
41%
x393/4
403/a
403/8
40 Va
393%
407/a
40%
41
10,800
203/4
20 Va
203/4
21
20 Va
21%
21
21%
41,400
21
215/a
20 Va
21%
21%
22
29,600
500
40
Edison
Co
Publishing
23%
23%
237/a
23 7/a
24
233/4
24%
68 %
697/a
69
70
673/4
69 %
67%
68
22%
23%
22%
23
22
22 3/a
213/4
225/a
28,400
65%
66
653/4
66 3/a
65 5/8
66%
653/a
65 V8
645/s
65%
10,600
Co
100
100
-1
1
10
No par
Industries
Corp
Utilities
No par
*100%
1013%
110%
110%
*109%
15%
16%
15%
16
10%
10%
10%
10%
133/4
14%
13 s/8
13?/4
101
101
101
101
101
800
1103/4
*109%
1103/4
*109%
*15%
15 3/s
15%
16%
163/4
20
65,400
10%
105/8
10%
10%
105/8
11%
11,100
13%
4,500
13%
14
13%
133/4
133/4
110%
40
8%
8 3/a
8%
83/s
8%
8%
8%
31%
31%
32
31 %
32 %
313/a
32%
32
32%
8,600
62%
633/8
63%
64
64
64%
64'/a
64%
63%
64%
14,800
102 3/a
1025/8
2,400
102%
103
8%
1023/4
102 7/a
1023/4
103
♦1025a
103
8%
83/4
6,000
58%
59
56%
58%
54
56
535%
555/8
535%
54%
21,300
32%
33%
32%
333/a
32%
34%
32%
34
333%
34%
21,000
26
26%
26%
263/a
26%
26%
26%
263/4
263%
263/a
21
21
21%
213/4
*21%
22
21%
21%
900
47%
473/4
47%
48
48
483/4
48%
483%
11,300
7%
7%
8
*7
*7
22
*21%
48%
48 3/a
8
8
7%
8
10
3.800
560
33
33%
32%
32%
32
32%
313/4
32%
313/4
313%
4,600
595/8
60%
59%
60%
60
60%
60%
605/a
59%
60 3/s
8,100
953/4
96 3/a
96
96
94%
*96
97%
*963/4
96
96
97%
*963/4
87
87
*86
87
233/8
235%
23%
23%
100
common—5
*89%
403/8
90
40 s/a
107
107
37%
373%
$3.75 preferred
No par
Continental Copper & Steel—
Industries common
I
82
82
*89%
235/8
90
*89%
40%
403/4
403/4
1053/4
106 Va
105%
41%;
9%
9%
203/4
20%
9
*203/4
373/4
f
23%
89 y4
233%
40
9,500
89%
10
41 s/a
413/4
413%
16,000
105%
106 Va
106 Va
120
38%
38%
38%
35,400
82
82
82
10%
10
10%
24.700
213%
100
90
-
37%
38%
82
:32
200
88
41%
r
373/a
81%
97%
*86
105%
*89%
,
420
*96%
233/4
23%
90
95%
963/4
88
96 %
*86
23%
105%
96
95
97%
86
preferred——25
101
7,900
*109%
1103/4
5
Co
1003/4
7,400
30%
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common....10
convertible
101
86
$4.16 preferred
Common
190
683/4
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
preferred
Baking
*65
23%
B
1.33%
1
Consolidated Laundries Corp
6
Consolidated Natural Gas
10
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
100
Consolidation Coal Co
1
Continental
21
653/4
23 Va
$5 preferred
Electronics
203/4
*65
67%
Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
1
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
5%
270
2,200
223/4
Cone
4%
78
2234
4.64% preferred
5.25% preferred
Comptometer Corp
Consol
33 5/e
*77
1
No par
..No par
No par
Container Corp of America—
23
25
24
253/8
23 Va
Solvents
Consumers Power Co com
Dec
87
253/4
10
1
com—25
Engineering Inc
61% July 11
87% Sep
79 Va Sep
25%
7,500
Gas
6
25%
15,300
Foods
Jan
25%
493/4
Consolidated
23% Jan
253/4
49%
Consolidated
49
253/4
503/4
34% Aug 26
May 17
77%
49%
273/8 May
5
34%
763/4
50
4
42%-May 18
25
Feb
603/4 Jun
333/a
78
49 5/a
2
24
52% May 22
32
May
20% Jan
333/8
78
493/4
4
173A Sep 21
21% Dec
2
32%
77%
49
22
22 Va Sep
32%
77%
49%
903A Jan
37y40ct 19
*1125
313/4
77%
48%
1033/4 Jan
Aug 18
61,700
*1125
317/a
Ohio Elec—0
9
103
34%
*1125
—
313/s
*76%
Southern
19
13
13,200
67
112% Feb
96 y4 Jan
*1125
10,000
253%
51%
101 % Apr
25
__
200
641%
24
66 Va
22
106% Feb
*1125
133%
63%
26
51
Dec
17
133%
64%
25 %
653/4
101% Sep 25
2
8ya Jan
95% Dec
133
633/s
26%
52
Commonwealth
66% July 20
133
64%
65 Va
66% Aug 23
Nast
132
50%
8
Conde
64%
653/4
56% Mar
Commercial
64
633/4
253/4
64%
51
64
4
131%
63%
493/4
2
Jan
130%
131
63
*57%
50
65% Jan
59
130%
1303/s
57%
48%
Commercial Credit Co
21
2,900
64
483/8
70
Aug 24
25% Jun 20
68% Jan
5,900
58
63
57%
,
21
4
24
63%
583/4
65%
133/a Mar
58 ya Dec
64%
58%
47%
65 Va Jan
18
63 5/e
58%
20 3/s
21% Aug
32 % Aug
65%
573/4
65%
18 Va Mar 11
May 26
64%
59%
No par
673A Aug
23
65%
58
No par
38% May 18
24
20
64%
Co
preferred
Columbian Carbon
9
30 3/o Nov
34%
20%
17
14
*33%
40%
14
20% Dec
60
34%
*58%
Southern Ry—
Gas
Columbus
18
*58%
*33%
20%
Iron
noncumulative
50% Aug 25
12
60
34%
*52%
4%
Aug 26
12 % Jan
*58%
*333/4
1st pfd
100
Broadcasting System_2.50
System Inc
10
Columbia Pictures common
5
&
Aug 25
17 3/a Jan
60
34
213/s
67
6
*58%
34
49%
52
73A Jun
60
34
21%
2
13 Va July 25
60
49 Vo
&
preferred series B
39 Va Feb
1
1,300
*333/8
50
5%%
12% Sep
143/4 Jun
*45
*58%
common—5
Fuel
Colorado
64% Jan
0
*45
Co
25 Va Nov
18
260
460
1,600
193/4
of NY
1
Corp—No par
Internat'l
22
10 Va Sep
30%
44
No par
Bottling
17
14% Jan
30%
593/8
1
com
Co
43% July 27
23
303/4
193/4
No par
5
10
Ilium
Coca-Cola
14% Jun
12% Jun
303/4
58%
—
51% Mar 23
3
313/4
86
100
830
24% Mar 23
8% Feb
313/a
86
*99%
2,200
433/4 Sep 21
82% Jun 17
1
20% Sep 30
313/4
--41%
4,000
153/4 Nov 23
50% Dec 10
Sep
31%
86%
100
95%
Columbia
12 3/o
41%
86
100
43%
Columbia
10
41%
86
100
57%
14
6% Feb
41%
86
100
43%
24
3
31
41
40%
853/4
100 Va
95%
Feb
Mar
303/4
403/s
853/4
99
57
21 % Aug 26
Aug 19
403/s
86 %
101
42%
67
20
40"
*85%
101
96
45% Jun
110% Aug 16
110
57%
4
101
7,400
2,400
43%
Collins
2
300
18%
30
95%
20
Jun
66
573%
12
13
♦64%
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd—50
Special guaranteed 4% stock__50
Clevite Corporation
1
Cluett Peabody & Co com—No par
7% preferred
-.100
18
6
1,200
38%.
*38
423/4
21
253/4 May
2,600
95%
36% Apr
60
31%
44
183A Jun
20
10 5/8
26%
31%
58%
7
Apr
10
*22
95%
Jun
4
10%
32%
433/4
24% Mar 13
8
108
26%
313/4
,
*100
57%
63% Feb
27
10%
*22
26%
33
108
95%
483/4 May
7
113/8
32%.
„
>100
58=%
18
3
10%
*213/4
32%,
108
43%
14
5
*100
106
58
14
Nov
12,600
95%
Oct
43
700
65'A
43%
0
Aug 26.
361/4
65
58%
Jan
Jun
36'A
653/s
95%
19% Nov
60
36
643/4
58 3/8
35
Mar 23
353/4
65%
95 '/a
49
74
11
36%
643/4
15
Colorado
20
*100
36
65%
5
Electric
Collins
353/s Jan
105
4,000
36%
64%
10
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
50 3/a Aug 16
11
643/4
*213/4
$4.50 preferred
6
3
*95
*36
36%
2iy8
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
Cleveland
7
4
64%
32 >/a
100
Jaii
193A May
*36
26%
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.
10
O I T Financial Corp
No par
July
46 Va Jan
50% Mar 11
9%
*32%
preferred
41%
76
9%
213/a
preferred
78
30% Jan
93/8
38
Common
Coca-Cola
35
9%
21%
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
Clark Equipment Co
51 Va Jan
14 Vo July 14
9%
38
City Investing Co
43 Va May 24
91/4
9%
9%
37%
Cities Service Co
15
2
13,500
9%
93/8
*21%
0.50
37
2
9,500
221/2
& Electric—
Cincinnati Gas
11
Nov
20'A
213/4
21%
Corp
23
183/4 Jan
193/4
22%
37%
Corp
Dec
61 % Aug 12
20 3A
225/b
20%
Oil
Cotton
77
5
36%
195/8
223/4
21
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Yellow Cab
July 19
353/4
213/4
22%
373/a
noncum
30% Dec
101
37 5/8
21%
223/4
203/4
preferred series A
4%
36
22
22
373/8
Chicago
Aug 24
38%
21%
50
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
6
37%
22%
22 3/a
No par
Pac
Western
North
24% Oct
Jan
373/a
21 Va
10
com
...
Paul &
series A
&
Ry
250
22
40
Great
27 y4 Dec
% Jan
100
Class
Chic
5%
29% Jan
preferred
25
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
25
36% July 28
37 Va Apr 17
20% Nov 23
Co
8
Jan
9
Sep
Plug
Champlln Oil & Refining Co...
1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
1
Checker Motors Corp
1.25
Chemetron
Corp
1
Chemway Corp
..1
Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
17
20% Nov
15
Common
$4.50 preferred
Champion Spark
82
9%
9%
21%
*203/4
10
21%
375%
*81%
10
*203/4
213/4
*20 3/4
*-150
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
~
(810)
.
.
Monday, August 29, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
49
Oct
23
31
Oct
35
NOV
66
6
Mar
13% Apr 36
69% Jan 36
;
56% Jan
40
Jun
Continental
11% Jan
44% May 11
8% July 1
Continental Motors.
Continental
Jan
57
continental
29% Aug
2
10% Aug 26
26
July 20
13% Mb? 11
42% Feb
If
23
154% Dec
84% Feb
11
1
7
59% Jun
9
Sep
May 12
10
7
Jan
55
1
Jun
9
83% Apt
8
85% Jan 19
87
Aug 17
90
Apr
11
24% Jan
27
Feb
4
6
8% Jan
5
14% Dec
31
3
Jan
2
5% Apr
22
3
July 27
4% Jan
12
72
19
40
July 27
64% Jan
71% Nov
24
-85
Nov
Mar 30
23% Dec 23
39% Jan
28
30
23% Oct
-7
41
July 23
37% May 27
44
Jan
20
60% Jun
9
60% Jan
8
Dec
31
98% Apr
32% Feb
21
24
7
114% July
2
21% Jan
6
37% Jan
104% Sep 21
5% Dec 28
16
15% Dec 23
15
17% Mar
65% Dec
30
81% Mar 11
15
12% Mar 31
18
,41% Jan
Sep 15
10% Sep 15
69% Dec 18
20
16% Jan
>33
34% Sep
69% Jan
Aug
21
67
Aug 27
2
25% Feb
2
40% Nov
25
Nov
25
64% Dee
14
44
14
5
26
35% Aug 22
Crowell-Collier
38 % Apr
7
Crown
July 7
39% July 25
40
July 22
18% May 10
93% May 19
4% July 7
40% Feb
23
54
Jan
4
94
July 15
36
3
5%
15
29% Jan
conv
Cork
6%
12% Jan
11
Jan
11
4
7,200
61'A
15,200
172(4
5,200
60 s/8
172
*86
88
*86
88
*86
88
*86
88
v 90
*88
90
*88
90
*88
90
193/4
14%
151/a
15
15%
15
*3%
3%
3%
3%
33/8
3%
46%
47%
463/4
471/4
463/4
1,600
9,000
3%
33/4
3%
4,600
471/8
48
15'%
3%
471/4
.47%
47%
4,300
:100
•74
75%
*74
77
*74
77
36
36
36%
36%
*353/4
36%
35%
35%
*35
35%
1
20%
20%
20%
203/4
203/a
20%
20%
20%
20%
203%
247/a
24%
;
75%
75%
77
*74
*
>
100
'
300
2,300
♦243/4
24%
243/4
24%
245/a
245/8
24%
245%
34%
2,900
353/a
34%
34%
345/8
34%
343/4
35%
35%
365%
2.50
31%
31%
31%
313/4
32%
35,300
32%
31%
32%
323/4
33%
*36
5
37%
463/4
19%
20%
97
5
60% Jan
8
Feb
19
preferred
preferred
Curtlss-Wright common
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Publishing common
prior
5
10%
,—No par
59
A
Inc
92%
92 %
20%
205/a
20%
20%
973/4
97
97
21
97
*97
.
:
-
110
14,700
400
5%
5%
55/a
153/8
*15i/4
153%
15%
153%
900
101/4
10%
10
10%
8,900
11
35%
9%
59
5
*67%
11%
121/s
35%
35%
35%
93/4
9%
59
59
21%
21
21%
10
69
12
21%
-
*67 %
69
21%
59%
12
35%
93/4
59%
20%
33
323/4
33%
323/4
79%
791%
x79%
79%
35
35%
9%
9%
593/4
2,800
400
8,700
"
59
59
500
21
20%
331/2
80%
12
*35%
/•■i-
21
.
21%
793/4
3,580
69
*115%
10
*58%
73%
*67%
113/4
21%
*21
6
69
35%
.
10
33
10
92%
43/4
93/4
183/4
*92%
.
10%
*67 %
21%
21,600
153/e
11%
1
300
48'%
101/4
35%
*21
1
.i__l
,<
69
9%
363/4
473%
15%
43/4.
•67%
20%
98
36%
481%
153/8
10%
*35
203/4
,
9,200
36'%
473%
92%
97
>
*36
47 3/i
47
*92%
10
15%
.t.jNo par
prior
193/4
37%
♦36
93
*96%
97/a
I
471/4
*92%
15%
2.50
37%
46
93
97
t
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48%
92
5
100
Curtis
Class
61%
1721/4
15%
Inc
Cutler-Hammer
60%
1711/4
14%
6
7
8
613/3
171%
4,400
40'%
*88
88
90
10
14
7
60%
170
40
"
14%
100
Jan
Jan
40%
40
-
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170%
60%
,
40%
1334
pfd
12% Jan
96
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38%
v,
195/a
Sugar.
37
37% Jan
60
166
165
"
393/4
.
7,500
20,500
,
193/4
...
4
60%
163%
100
Cuneo
31% Jan
60
38%
2,300
193/4
preferred
18
$4
38%
.
25
Jan
$1.60
19%
193/4
19%
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
■
25
28
19
29
18%
3,200
..1
69% Mar 23
9% Apr 25
56
July 18
20% Mar 22
16% May 9
31
Apr 29
75
Aug
9
28
195/a
28a/4
18%
2
noncum
Press
10%
28%
18%-
29%
17%
193/4
« com
13
63% July 28
10% Aug
3
33% Mar 22
10%
273/4
28%
17%
1,300
193/8
Corp common
Cuban-American
14% Jan
18
7
RR
31%
19 %
common
convertible
5%%
31%
11
28%
$4.20 preferred—
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America._12.50
Cuba
311/4
10%
11
No par
Crown Zellerbach
5
31
11
;.
19%
Publishing
Seal
&
26
313/4
20,800
37
26
i93/8
...._.
preferred
$2
4
109% Jan
13% Jun 27
8% July
Jan
37
273/a
17%
5
Corp
Corp
preferred
1
37%
261/4
26
Petroleum
23% Feb 17
4
10% Jun
Wheat
*353/4
27
10%
...
12,600
8,800
91%
533/4
37%
103/4
x38%
53%
9
52%
.....1
1
1
Corp
preferred.
of
Crescent
:/
53%
9%
533/4
31%
32
11
53%
9
53%
.
the Week
Shares
37
27
10%
Aug.-. 86
26%
7 363/4
x32
Friday
Aug. 25
53%
9%
28%
*88
16% Feb
28% Feb
17
32
*86
3%%
Cream
5
31%
Sales for
Thursday
V
543/4
1
5
Crane Co common
22% July 21
26%
L..1
Coty Internatl Corp.
July 18
4
4
NOV
21% Apr
27% Jan
76
31% Mar
17% Mar
29% Jan
25% May
72% Jan 12
14
40% Oct
36
9
x54
9%
55
1
common
Inc
Coty
36%
27%
—.100
Petroleum
".'V
26%
—'.5*
preferred
Cosden
15% Aug 25
23% Apr 15
28% Mar
9
36% Sep1
2
16% Jan
85
18% Jun 20
10% July 1
.
9
54 %
6
Corp
Works
v:'.-
9
54
36%
preferred series of 1947.100
3%%
4
24% Jun
Glass
3%%
15
>35% Jan
Corning
~
7
Range Co_
Copperweld Steel Co
Corn Products Co (Del)
61% Ailg 24
186
18% Oct
-
53
53%
PRICES
SALE
Aug. 24
x53
535/8
Aug. 23
52%
53%
•
HIGH
AND
.Wednesday
Tuesday
..5
-
Copper
4
19
Feb
Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
17
24% Jan
Steel
Cooper-Bessemer
29
33% Jun
July 27
46% Apr
4
24
88
88
2
July 11
16
35
124
V
8%
5
Controls Co of America.
54% Dec
7
52
1
42% Mar
60 % Sep
89% Feb
19
5
Delaware
of
40% Mar 16
"'
<
Oil
33% Mar 17
19% SCp 21
•
Insurance
Aug. 22
"
1
/
Monday
Far
81% May 19
25
July 25
4
45% Aug 12
4
85
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
50% Dec
23
39% Jan
Lowest
Highest
9% Bop 22
43% Oct 33
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
20%
20%
20%
34
341%
34i%
1,500
79%
78
79
2,300
35%
35
*33
79%
*21
,
213/4
300
115,500
D
46% Dec
21
81% Jun 23
43% Jan
Nov
9
91% Feb
16
83
87% Aug 23
13% Feb
2
19% July 27
26% Jan
3
36% July 15
49% Mar 18
37% Nov
83
34
6
Feb
6
47% Dec
18
61
Jan
14
72% Dec
23
82
Apr
10
71
Sep 23
81
Feb
27
70
;
Dec 22
83% Apr
21% Feb
9
17
Sep
15
45
Dec
1
68 %
26% Nov
.
4
33
12% Jan
Nov 23
8
19
July 31
May 25
{.
9
Jan
4
12% July 18
16% Aug 26
35% Feb 17
45% Mar
72% Jan
74% Feb
75% Jan
.17% Jan
Dana
4
Corp common
3%%
Dan
33% Jan
>
6
5
Dayco
49% May 31
57% July
9
4
8
38% Apr 28
20% Jun 21
28% Jan
p'019%'Jan
355/8
35%
35%
87%
87%
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88%
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88%
13%
881/2
10
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'/4
13%
19%
18%
133/8
18%
19%
19%
201%
173%
18 3/8
163/8
173/4
38%
393/8
12,000
35,700
55%
563/4
Corp
Records
Decca
48% Aug 10
6% May 11
35% May 17
35
87 %
13%
Inc
Inc
10
Dayton Power 6c Light common_.7
Preferred 3.75% series A
100
Preferred 3.75% series B
100
Preferred 3.90% series C
100
79
Aug 23
82% May 23
35% Aug 17
6
35%
♦85%
8
50o
Mills
Daystrom
*
11
89%'Aug 23
3
1
.100
preferred series A
River
15% Jan
Inc
5
393/s
55%
383/a
55%
2
86%Ap$:15
*79
79
*77
79
82
*81
82
33%
341%
33%
465/s
45
46V8
45%
No par
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
22%
22%
50
6%
6%
6%
6 3/o
61/2
63/8
6.75
43%
45
44
445/8
44
44
29%
303/#
30%
30%
303/8
31%
26% Aug 15
24%
25
24
24
24
241/4
14% May
18% Jan
16
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16'%
7% Apr 22
40% Mar 23
10
DeSoto
Chemical Coatings
47% Mar 13
47% Aug 19
Detroit
Edison
53
68
54% Jan
60
Detroit Hillsdale Si 3 W RR Co—100
7
Apr 28
27% Oct 28
7
29
24% Mar
15% Jan
19% May
Dec
7
Jan
13
64% Oct
30
80% Jun
15
41% Nov
17
17
46
28% Dec 22
17% Jan
29% Mar
24% Aug
6
28
Jan
16% Jun
15% Aug
26% Sep~18
32% Sep 23
42% Mar 13
69% Apr
24
31% Sep 22
21% Sep 21
11% Nov 25
36% July 29
29% Jan 23
17% Jan 12
16
22
Mar 26
17% Jan
20% July 23
53% Jan 21
2
36% Oct 28
19% Jan
6
74% Jan
7
27% Nov
6
22% Jan
May 18
27% Aug 17
100% Dec 11
45% Jan
21
6
28 % Apr
24
Sep 23
May 8
14% Jan
3
6
July 27
50% May
32% Mar 24
7
11
5
"
20
Mar 21
4
Detroit
•
8
38% July
17
17% July
6
33% Jan
•
4
4
49% Jan
2
Diana
•
4
33
Jan
28% Feb
15
5
May 10
17% May 16
16% Apr 25
Distillers
22% Mar 15 "
Dome
19% Jan
4
Dominick
42% Feb
.
7
Dr
10
Pepper
95
Sep 17
74% Sep 21
22% Sep 17
37
106
3
Jan
7
86% Apr
26% Jan
12
3
62%
63 3/8
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64
36
36%
35%
36
31
30%
30%
3Q%
305/a
*303/4
173/a
173/a
17%
173/a
17%
173/a
171/8
15%
15%
173/a
15%
17%
15%
16
16
153/4
17%
18
153/4
173/4
15%
18%
17%
17%
175/8
17%
32%.
173/a
32%
31
17%
32%
5,600
31%
313/4
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32
7,500
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31
2
32%
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.633/4
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
303/8
23%
12%
22%
233/a
223/4
22%
125/8
i 121/4
12%
21.
12%
12%
20%
211/4
21
211/8
20%
21%
21%.
211/4
18
18
18
17%
18
3*%
33%
34%
34
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34s/a
273/4
DuBois Chemicals Inc
Dunhlll International
187% July 22
96% Jan5
74% Jan
21% Mar
8
8
27
37
Jan
40
Jan
83
ia%
de
11
46% Mar 13
38% Jan
8
Dec
16
48% May 26
46% Jan 13
42% Jan
5
18
40% Jan 18
44% Aug 24
"42
18
Mar 23
46
July 29
21%
283/4
28%
28%
30%
283/4
301/4
175/8
18%
173/4
17%
173/s
17%
10
17%
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10
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10
10
; 10
1,000
9
9
3,800
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9%
9%
,
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9
9%
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196
199
199
201%
203%
series
204%
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102%
103
203%
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2051/4
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series
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102%
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102%
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50
D
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45
44
44
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82
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200
26
25%
26%
9,500
41
41
41
.
45
443/4
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45
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45%
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44
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45
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253/4
41
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25%
41
45
28%
81%
83
255/s
41
45
44%
Cigar Corp
83%
41
.
50
preferred..
4.10%
preferred
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*82
253/4
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4.20%
0
♦40%
50
preferred
83%
25%
50
preferred
1,500
11,300
13,700
10
$3.50
common
21,800
...
10%
$4.50
$4.15
July 11
24% Jan
21%
-
33%.
18%
-
17%
6c Co—
8
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75
preferred
Aug 16
44% Aug 25
44"% Aug 24
46% Feb 15
Nov
21%
Preferred
41
41
85
Preferred
Aug 16
88% Dec 21
(E I)
84
18
33%
27%
*10
1
Nem
85 %
21%
{.
18%
84%
18%
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-
17%
l
Corp
Pont
18%
17%
34
27 %
1
Common
26% Aug 26
.
13
27
Duplan
266% Jan
5
103
Aug 16
<
18%
•
17%
21%
21% :
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2,700
3,300
2,200
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2,400
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333/4
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853/8
,
700
22%
125/e
20%
1
1,500
30%
223/a
12%
21%
4
1,000
15%.
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173/4
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■
23
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USA
3,600
17%
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33%
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14,400
31
12%
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;
35%
31
123/a
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Co
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353/4
23
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Inc
64
353/a
843/4
42 % Feb
Mar 24
>653/,i
353/i
63
36%
215/8
46% Jan
33% Oct 27
633/4
19,200
1,300
36%
84%
1
47
18%
21%
22
2,700
9,100
32%
21%
4
2
18%
32'%
Dresser
Dec
22% Feb
183/4
32
4
40% Dec
42% Jun 19
18%
32
30% Jan
19% Aug 18
•
70
183/4
32
19% Jun
13% Jan
57
18%
18%
14% Jan
463A
57
31%
85
5
46%
58%
18%
183/4
7
46%
323/s
84
Aug 15
9'A
17%
1
7% July
163/4
*8%
32%
8
9% Jun
16%
8%
18
No par
Limited
2,900
26,800
<r'
61%
Corp
Chemical Co
Drewrys
4,900
16,500
24
32%
Dow
30% Aug 24
163/4
8
*57
6,100
2,000
30%
;
17%
Dover
41
v
163/a
46 3/4
58%
4
Mar 15
24
32%
2.50
Ltd
du
278% Aug
*57
5
14% Aug 17
9
58%
99% Jan
25
28%
24
'
24% Jan
14
303/4
24
46%
/
*30%
Corp
Fund
129%
7%
46%
18% Aug 23
78% July 28
6
202% Feb
Productions
Aircraft
Douglas
7%
463%
43%
;
:
-
6%
423/4 ;:44
1
Co
Mines
♦57
23
63/8
2.50
Corp-Seagrams
Dlvco-Wayne
13% Mar 31
57
.
47
23
63/8
43%
8%
46%
46%
23%
■i
16,400
19,300
1
Corp.
(Walt)
8
57
10
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp
Dlnera' (The) Club Inc
Disney
4
21% Aug
Stores
8
47%
46
70
33% /34%
25
50a
$1.50 preferred
Apr 14
20% Feb 23
3
46%
34%
1
Diamond National Corp
8
31
.
100
15
.
2
11
12
July
Corp
De Vllblss Co.
Diamond Alkali Co
28% JOB 24
27
Steel
1
20
33% July 29
66% Jun 30
16% July 27
26% Aug
Jan
26% Jan
8
16
11
82
34%
10% Feb
Dec 23
*81
453/4
7% Sep 21
41% Jun
5
25
82
33%
Delta Air Lines Inc
3
" Dentists' Supply Co of NY
2.50
Derff 6c Rio Grande West RR.No par
May 26
7,200
80%
473/4
21
6,100
57'/4
*79
343/8
16% Nov 25
39
79
4G%
»
6,900
81
34
Light Co
:
57
*79%
*81
31 % Aug 24
Power 6c
38%
,
81%
1
6%
355/a
,78
47% Aug 11
: Delaware
565/a
81
Apr 20
20
39 %
56 3/8
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20% Jun 21
24% Jan
383%
56
80%
79
82
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79
*81
79
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39%
.
55%
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50o
Deere 6c Co (Delaware)
Delaware 6c Hudson
Delaware Lack 6c Western
8
39%
♦77%
35
.
>
50
•
430
230
*
44%
320
44
20%
20%
23
233/,
27
27%
293%
29%
100
E
28% Deo 29
28% Dec
Jan
8
46% Apr
9
20% July 28
23% Apr 29
29
Dec 22
34
Jan
5
25% Sep 22
73% Dec 11
34% Jan
21
24% Mar
8
30% Jan
8
85% Jan
23
75
3
82
.
23% Sep 21
75
Apr 16
88% Jun
36% Nov
30% Apr
Aug
8
1
94
Oct
26
92
6
45% Dec 31
63% Aug 13
89
May 15
9% Jan
Eastman
26%
88
84% Dec 31
10% Oct 27
40
Jan
Mar
9
Oct 29
2
63
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
34% Oct 22
28% Dec 18
49% July
8
27%
t/-293/8
293/4
..100
76%. s77.rH
19%
18%
1
Corp
2.50
'
10
common
preferred.
124%
50
,
26% Jan
;
8% Ffeb 26
73 '
Jun
19% Jun
35% Jun
50
Jan 29
23
22% Jim
9
Jun 20
54% Jan
'
•
,
.
.
40% Aug 24
13% Jan
6
37
July 20
50
July 14
11% Aug
3
20
Apr
8
30% Apr 29
Feb
58
7
96
94%
95
33%
34%
583/4
33%
583/4
•58'%
591/4
88
*87
88
*86
373/4
88
37
95
*86
37%
37% Apr
•
10% July 18
28% Aug-31
10% Jan 13
37
7
Jan. 2
21% Jan 28
7% Sep 29
29% Jan
2
79% Aug. 11
18% Jan
9
27% Nov
For
2
footnotes,
36
.
Sep 14
July 22
7% Aug 10
22% July 28
6% Apr 29
29% Mar 7
96
Mar 12
81
31% Sep 11
35
Jan
9
see page 26.
>
Feb
1
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95
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20
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20%
50%
19%
19%
600
503/4
50%
7%
50%
7%
7%
50%
50%
7%
7%
7%
7%
4,300
147,000
60%
603/4
60%
60%
Battery
National
Watch
Co
10
,e%
60
63/4
61
60
,
60
59%
5
143/4
15%
15%
3
15=/«
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333/4
343/o
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34%
34
45%
Natural
Gas
Electric
Endlcott Johnson
preferred
Gas
No par
Eversharp
Inc
Ex-cell-o
Corp
15%
15'/a
153/a
15%
34%
34%
34
34%
46%
47%
463%
46%
47
153/a
16
153/s
163/a
33%
34
153/4
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33%
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34%
32%
32%
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34%
83%
341/4
34%
37%
8%
38%
83%
83%
39%
833/4
40%
833%
393/4
40 %
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40
8%
39%
8%
8%
8%
37%
8%
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50
83
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13
83
8%
373/4
373/4
38
50%
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58
13%
1
22%
31%
13
38
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38
i-
8
32
32
Aug 25
Aug 12
4%
>
convertible
Falstaff
Family
6c
Brewing
Finance
8-
373/4
38
12,200
47%
58%
373/4
58%
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13%
12%
1,100
30
3,600
450
58%
13'
5,500
12,100
373/4
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15,800
.
32
13
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37%
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3,400
7,600
153/4
34
153/4
100
....8
463/4
95
343/8
34
8.50
common
45%
60%
*92
15%
100
Co
46%
•
95
34
Corp common..25
Evans Products Co—
•
6%
Mfg Co
2
Emerson Radio 6c Phonograph..
5
Empire District Electric Co
;.10
Paso
preferred series A
Erie 6c Pittsburgh RR Co
88% July 27
4
Mar
6,000
20
34%
23%
33
23%
23%
34%
23%
7,300
13,700
323/a
33%
32%
323/4
11,200
13
,
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com.....!
$1.60 convertible preferred.—40
Falrchlld Engine 6c Airplane Corp_l
Fairmont Foods Co common
.1
28
600
.
37%
*92
12% Feb 29
28%' Feb 26
9% Mar 1
23% Feb
363/4
193/4
Fairbanks Morse
36% July 20
37%
250
8,200
50%
Amer shares
38% Jan 27
:
363/4
94%
50
;
9
930
7,400
18,800
33%
583/4
9,100
;
/,
95
34
583/4
..
17% Not
77
19%
Co..
5%
5
Jan
:
19%; 193/8
126% .126%
193/4
Erie RR
24
40
•92
1263/4
77
50%
Equitable
11
20% Jan
-
88
36%.
95
W'
20%'
"
50
4%
7
26% Jun
37
•92
19%
125%
33%
58
*86
20%
126%
*94
335/8
58
88
V 77
19%
125%
3,100
12,300
,,
193/4
Auto-Lite
Emerson
83% Aug 26
32% Feb 24
7% July 25
33%
58
36%
100
'
4
„
1
El
21
34% Aug 22
38% Jan
4
Mar
333/4
58
'
,
'
96
33%
77
8
Elgin
9
25
*95
76%
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer
Electric Storage
20
31% May 26
96
1253/4
*86
2.50
common
Electric 6c Mus Ind
,
7
Jun
Co
preferred
183/4
--
«
763%
193/4
124%
> •»
.
Electric
4
64% Feb 25
8
Products
4%%
28%
I >76%'
1253/a
*94%
Eaton
July 29
11% May 11
5
15% July 23
70
May 4
23
27
293/4
Ekco
94
8
>78
22%
273/a
29%
4
5
27% MarlO
Mayil
23%
27
29%
45% Jan
52% Mar
11% Feb
28% Aug 28
41% Dec 23
23
27%
Manufacturing Co
1
Edison Bros Stores Inc common„l
4%% preferred
100
1
20
23%
20%
29
5
44% Apr 29
6% Feb 17
Mar 20
Steel
Co
23
27%
Aug
18% Jun
Jan
$3.60
Kodak
23%
26%
283/4
88
33
76% Dec 16
Oct
Eastern
15
14
com
23 Yb
1
Assn
Stainless
:
1 V
Aug
39
8
10
Inc
Fuel
Mar 21
Jan
63% Dec 21
&
prior, preferred
*•
65% May 23
6
Co
Lines
v.4%%
,,
4
30% July 29
79
Gas
9
48% Feb
35
7
8
Air
Eastern
25% Jan
3
87
Oct 23
Eastern
96% July 22
46% Jan
6
31% July 16
55% Aug
7
8% Dec 18
7
12% Sep'"is
23% Jun 22
66
Mar
78% July
Eagle-Plcher
'
136% Jun
1
92% Oct
32% Jan 29
60
Feb
46% Dec 24
4
7% Dec 17
38% Jan 14
28
i,
17% May 25
Dec
94
18% Jan 16
34% Jan
Mar
112
9
36% Jan
6
83% Jan 15
34
Feb
4
89
31
Co
preferred
Corp
Corp
No par
.100
27
27
27
8%.
8%
•24% "24%"
73/4
27
8%
26%
8
*34
343/*
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89
-
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8%
j
8
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24%
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24
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7%
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24
8
34%
89
26%
8
27
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30
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30
l
303/4
31.
313/4
30%
31%
31%
31%
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31%
317/e
31%
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8%
25%
7%'
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28
8%
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7%
35
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31%
32
31%
31%
31%
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600
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32
41,300
.
12,500.
2,000
Volume
Number
192
5981
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(811)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
49 % Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
"
72
9
5% Jan
Oct
8
22 y8 Apr
;32% Nov 10
40% Dec
28
•
10% Apr
16 Va Mar 10
82
May
2
6% July 28
30
4
9% Mar 29
t
43% Nov
2
25
20% Jan
23
25% July 28
20% July 27
40% Jan
6
24% Jun
56% Jan
343/4 Jun
26
6
27% Jan
8
19
16% Mar 11
20
21
41% Feb
47
20% Jan
14
9% Jan
5
20 Va Feb
4
393/8 Feb
26
Firestone Tire St Rubber
4% %
preferred
9
453/4 Jan
29
23% Jun
28
8
Jun
Firth
29
Jan
20
SO3/* Feb
5
68% Jun
11% Apr 28
29% July 2T
16"% Jan
4
9
34% Apr
18
Food
Feb
10
$4.20 divid pfd ser of '51
Food Giant Markets Inc com
9
Jun
15
56% Deo 23
15
27% May 29
■
31% Mar
is
Dec
30%
Dec <
1
84
Oct
5
Jan
8
82
22
Sep
21
35% Jan
2
Sep
22
17% Jan
2
11% Jun
40 ;; Feb
9
38% May 10
22% July 22
Feb
43
93
16
216
'95
Aug 13
Mar 11
Nov
17
25% Oct
5
2
93% Dec
21% Jan
18
Dec
21
6
Nov
14% Jan
196
5
193/e Feb
23
May 31
88% Jan
223
13
Jan
95
4%
18
3%%
33/4%
May 31
20
18% Jan
28
68
Dec
37% Apr
303/4 Dec
24
77
&
convertible
18% Aug 23
60% July 25
35% Jan
Foote
92% Jan
Ford
13
15
Aug 23
19% Jan
Foremost
27% July 25
3% July 8
41% Jan
Foster-Wheeler
12% Jun
6
Food
Jan
30 % Feb
Feb 26
71% Apr
Mart
>
'
32 Va
277/a
26%
273/4
25%
54
54%
54%
54%
54
36%
•104
-
26%
26 Va
10
25%
36
" 33
Va
26 Va
2,300
"
//
*
*4,600
36%
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26 %
7,000
4,000
•
40,600
105
20
263/4
61,800
543/«
6,100
/■
26 Va
14,700
9%
*9%
93/4
9 Va
93/4
33 Va
34%
6,700
37%
34 Va
34 Va
35%
82
<
84%
82
16,000
103%
35%
35%
63
62%
>
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36
63
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36%
105
700
9%
323/4
103%
13
13%
12%
31%
31%
83
i.t
102%
103 Va
„
623/4
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'
35%
63%
V
84
104
1053/4
35%
"
35%
623/4
>
30
V.
63%
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440
6,700
12,400
13
13 Va
13 Va
13%
32%
32%
32%
33
*82 Va
84%
*82 Va
84%
50
;
84%
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84
.'..35%
32 Va
83
I
>
13%
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85%
253/8
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103%
-
33
36%
104 Va
353/4
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63
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\
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36
62 %
32% ' -33%
104 Va
263/4
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.
V
54
26%
;
-
28%
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263/a
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■
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105
27
/
>
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183/4-19
.
32%
35 Va
,
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12 %
;
i
26%
3,600
12,000
26%
25%
26%
25 %
25%
13%
26%
13%
26%
10
13%
13%
133/4
5,000
13%
13
13
13 Va
13 Va
-10
543/4
55%
56
57 %
1,100
573/8
563/4
57
58%
57%
58
100
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100
Inc
26
*200
--
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95%
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95%
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>
♦943/4 >95%
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17,200
•200
>•.
95 Va
943/4
94%
~50
2
Mineral
Motor
i%
183/4
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35%
31%
preferred
Co
12%
12%
123/a
12%
123/a
123A
123,fe
12 Va
123/b
12 Va
18 3/8
20%
18%
19%
19%
20%
5,300
1
Co
19%
20 Va
19
193/4
683/4
68V4
69 %"
9,800
68 %
53,200
673/8
5
Dairies
I~_2
153/4
16%
15
293/4
30
29%
30
43/a
43/s
l
13%
10
15%
29%
*4%
4%
13 Va
68 Va
30%
13%
13 %
15%
43/4
43/4
*13
No par
;
70%
69
153/4
10
Inc
Corp
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
Fruehauf Trailer Co
27% Jan
19% July 22
66
May 27
18
18'/a
123/a
Corp com
Francisco
15% Jan
Mar 30
22
22
52
32%
18 Va
51%
36
21%
'
5
20
50
313/4
313/a
preferred
21
8
50'/a
84%
35%
1
2,300
19
1
15
17%
32 %
2.50
common
17%
19
33%
,103%
>
17 Va
493/4
*82
100
7.700
17%
31%
105
26%
No par
preferred
Chem
19 Va Jan
15
Inc
convertible
Food Mach
.
23% Nov
Stores
July 22
49% May 12
123/4 Jan 21
23
85
28% Apr 26
14 % Apr 22
58% Aug 25
Fair
12
20% Aug
1
31% Sep
27
32%
2.50
Florida Power St Light Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
29
4
45% Mar
50% Jan
Jun
44 Va May 13
55% Aug 27
July 10
87
Mar
Jun
74 Va
31%
353/4
31I/2
183/4
9%
5
Jun
110
74
51
50%
303/4
,
32 %
19
743/4
31
5l3/4
31%
93/a
99% Jan
743/4
17 %
32%
1
1.100
21%
17%
9%
117% Jun
35%
21%
24
50 Va
.183/4
"35%
II~Nopar
4.500
*35 Va
21%
173/a
32%
14 preferred
♦4.50 conv A 2nd pfd
Florida Power Corp
Apr
24
36
21%
17
3
80
24
353/4
17%
•
5
2
23%
..
75
a
common
5.900
743/4
Co
Co
11,000
23 Va
75
Corp
Carpet
26%
23
74%
53%
Fllntkote
263/4
23 Va
♦21%
53 V4
Flrstamerica
6,100
27%
2.300
•
35'/a
28%
13% Jan
•
.
22
28
38% Apr
17%
35%
18 3/4
No par
17%
76
■
51%
\
17%
*
22
"
com
63/4
353/4 •/
31
10
*'■
5.900
6%
23
23%
223/4
233/4
Shares
62
6%
26%
23 %
♦104
21
84
22%
23%
22 %
61 Va
17%
27 Va
•23
bales for
tfce Week
Friday
Aug. 26
'
63
6%
173/4
-
First Charter Financial
Corp.No pax
6
61a/4 July
30% Jan
May 27
•
Thursday
Aug. 25
62
22
•17%
No par
Feb
89
17%
27
No par
100
32% Aug 19
13% Apr 28
1
17%
26 %
First National 'Stores
30% Jun
6
Prod
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
,
19
106% Jan
22% July 25
50% Jun 20
V
5
11
101% Jan
July 20
44% Jun
21
10
Flltrol Corp
Jan
75
\
2
26
'14%
Corp
Flberboard Paper
5
31% Dec
23
353/4
Ferro
28'% Aug
43
170
J
Fenestra Inc
15
17%
23%
*21%
PRICES
6%
6 Va
6%
26 %
24
6
-2.50
SALE
Aug. 24
62%
63%
18 Va
22%
25
common
6%
.
27
■
24
23
...
,'6%
•>
26%
1
com
"•
—
-
Aug. 23
61%
63%
613/s
•
18 '
5
pfd series A
30% May 17
12
*0% Jan
32% Sep 21
11
2nd
conv
Federal Paper Board Co
.4.60 % preferred
Federated Dept Stores
;
.
8
May 12
4
Pacific Electric Co
5 Va %
4
July
Bearings
14% Jan
104
23
"
Federal
6%
1
Bower
19% Jan
Oct
Sep
4
67"% Jun
17
33% May
99
..I
9
Jan
,77
a
:
59 %~
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 22
8
Fedders
22 Va Aug 15
11
60% Feb
44% Jan lb
Aug 21
81% Dec
Corp
Corp
Federal Mogul
P--
Corp
57% Mar 20
6
24
65
45,
3
19% May 23
25% Jan
51% Dec
4
13% Oct
31% Nov
100
273/4 Jan
23
Metallurgical
Fa wick
,
4
23% Aug 12
70% Dec 30
J5V2 Nov
45% Feb
8
31% July 29
21% May 26
50% Feb
6
•
24
10% Mar
Fansteel
v
.
22% Apr
21% Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
69% Jan
,
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
>
,13%
;
15 Va
>
>
293/4
■
4%
•13
69 Va
15%
25%
25%
26
25%
25%
22%
22%
22%
233/8
22%
23%
100
♦69%
71
70
70
17 V4
22%
17%
18%
17 Va
23%
23%
1
23%
23%
45 %
45
45
4
45
45%
52%
51%
52 %
5'/a
4%
25%
22%
71
*70%
70%
3,500
4%
•13
17%
23Vb
>
55,500
29%
4 Va
133/8
25
•/•:
15%
29%
4%
1
common
preferred
67%
15%
30
26
25%
23%
300
253/4
16,500
223/a
70%
1,200
13%
•70 %
23
40,700
71
80
o
12% Jan
28
416% Jan
2
40 Va Oct
20
"38
Feb
43/4 Sep
-
28
Nov
33
12% May
8
21% Jan
4
Oabrlel
20% May
3
27% Jan
7
Camble
56 %
9
May 11
263/4 July 23
.
38% May 31
42 Vs July 27
51
Jan
5
54% Feb
26
60% Jun
10
B
5
5% Dec
14
Dec
42% July 20
9
19
25% Aug
19% Sep
8
Feb
20
6% Jan
8
17
3
2
; 3% July 23
22% Aug 4
7
90
22
17
96 Va Jan
Jan
|
44%
Garrett
15
|
J
51 Va
1
4%
50
27%
18%
3%
Gar
Nov
18
-51% Feb
39
9
Jan
4
4%%
11
Dec
22
138
Jan
28
7% Feb
9
14% Jan 22
153
May 19
10% Mar 25
29% Nov 23
42 Va Apr
37 Va Oct
74
Nov
12
6
7% Feb
24
84
Acceptance
General
American
General
American Investors
6
12% Jan
146
2
♦4.50 preferred
11
34 % Ja n
♦8
4
Bancshares
General
Bronze
28
39 % Mar 18
18% May 10
66 !/a Jan
5
38
99% Dec
31
79
303/4 Jan
6
74% Feb
9
16 Va Feb
9
30% Dec
28
101% Dec
28
8 Va Jan
General
Dynamics
4
General
Electric
Aug 16
General
Finance
17
General
Aug 26
Foods Corp
When
114
Mar 25
Mar
22 Va Mar
69
50% Jun
42 Va
7
7
July 23
100% Dec
22
75% Dec
14
87
Mar
23 Va Dec
23
26
Nov
353/4 Nov
16
43% May 25
60
Nov
27
44% Feb
Nov
27
55% Jan
32
28
29% Jan
100% Jan
4
76% Jan
3
25
2
43
52% Jan
2
73
Dec
18
63 Va Sep
14
76
Nov
27
6
108 Va Aug 25
4
♦5
85% Aug 17
.
5% Jun
16
5% Jan
15
30
26% Oct
23
263/4 Nov
13
39% Feb
62% Aug
18
11% Dec 4 7
21
Jaii
2
28% Sep
24% Oct
39% Nov
5
Apr
22% Mar
.27% Feb
9
29
23
May 22
29
20% July
11% Jan
$3.75
86% Nov
5
6% May 31
27
26Va Jun
,9
5
36% Jun
.
0
13
'
1
Mar 21
♦2.98
conv
General
preference
Public
Service
Utilities Corp
Railway Signal.
General Realty & Utilities—
General
July 26
33% Jan
6
General Refractories
29% Jan
4
General
3
Steel
20% July 18
34 Vs May 31
General
Tele
33 Va Jun
1
General
Time
81% Jan
4
General
Tire
96% Feb
26
Dec
8
Jan
2
Jan
2
40% Dec
3
30% Jun
6
403/4 Jan
4
40 % Jun
17
54% Apr
24
42% Feb
17
61 Va Jun
23
46
Oct
28
71
May 20
56% Jan
11
17 Va NOV
25
28% Jan
12 % May 17
19% Jan
4
3
91
Jan
6
100
Jan
5
Mar 30
42
23
.
103% July
15% Aug 11
♦5
5
>19% July 18
&
Rub
&
com
Inc
Gerber
13
87 % Aug 18
8
54% Dec
29
503/4 Jan
11
64 %
Gimbel Brothers
Nov
12
1
88
19
95
19% Nov
20
.96% Apr
27% Jari
8
.16% Aug 10
36% Jan
92
-68%
13 Va Apr '29
41% Nov
2
17% Dec
Dec" 14
.
293/4 July 13
50% Jan 27
4
.-,
24% May 20
2% Oct
19
4% Jan
76 % Jan
14
103% Jun
19
49% Dec
2 Va Nov
8% Dec
54%
1
24
4
16
11
28
34
20
37% Aug
26% Feb
30
Feb
8
Glen
4
G Idden
Jun
22
8 Va Jan
7
35% Nov
Goebel
4
Goodrich
6
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
27% July 19
4
44% Jan
3% Jan
10% Jan
24
15
17
6
12
41% Aug 24
4
45 '/a
July
44% Nov
1
59% Apr
Aug 25
Oct
32% Dec
Oct
30
17% Jan
2
23
Dec
28
83
4 % Dec.
.
Nov.
87% Dec
For
22
5'
5
Aug 12
30% Mar 30
1
10
34% Aug 12
32% Feb 15
May 11
4
143
9
4
Western
Aug 19
4%%
Corp
2
29
Jan
15
July 13
65
Aug 17
72
Jan
11
.
$5
43
*68
69%
71
69%
693/4
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24
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7Va
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293/a
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29%
29%
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293/a
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39%
40
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39%
40
24,900
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28Va
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263/4
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13,400
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34%
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7,000
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120
22
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44 Va
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45
45
45%
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49
473/4
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48%
48%
7,600
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36,900
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30 Va
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22%
21%
34 Va
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24
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80
11
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80
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100
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70
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Pacific Tea C6__1
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42
70
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56
42
69%
100
Aircraft Eng Corp
Gugntanamo Sugar
22
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71
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43
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Sugar
56%
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43
69
70Va
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69
85 Va
—6.25
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Greyhound
97
&
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400
5
34% Aug 23
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8
16
26.
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17
see page
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Atlantic
24% Aug 24
19
7
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56
43
70
72
1
3%% preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
32% Mar 14
17
3Va July
8,400
63'A
Great Northern Paper Co
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1,000
34%
86%
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Great Western Financial Corp__
1
82
23 Va
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85%
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Feb
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34%
17
4
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85%
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16%
53% Jan
20
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85
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Jan
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8
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38.300
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128% Jan
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23
20% Oct
47% Feb
•
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45
84 Va
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4
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21%
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27
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19
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15 % Jan
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25% Mar 23
126
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32% Aug
2
18% July 28
31% July
2
60% Aug 12
16
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80
11
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15
8% Jan
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5
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67%
513/4
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32
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74
4
16% July 17
55% Jan
0
18
24% Dec
84% Mar
McBean
11
26% Aug 23
74
Gladding
89% Jan
47% Jan
5% May 10
4
19
22V4
64%
463/4
~
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20% Jan
July 25
7% Jun
10'/a Mar 18
20
25% Jan
•-22 Vs
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5
common
♦4.50 preferred
23% Jan
1% July 13
May 28
6 % Nov
Aug 24
July 19
45% Jan
25% July 26
33 Va July 22
4
80 Va Nov
x
May 19
56% July 15
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Feb
Jan
14% July 25
•
15
42% Apr
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13% Aug
4
343/4 May 26
V
1
45 Va Nov
59
22%
34%
32%
537/a
4
Giant Portland Cement Co
Gillette Co
i
443/4 Mar 18
22%
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108 %
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10
2,000
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8%
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108 %
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,
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5
19%
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23%
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4,600
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preferred
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convertible
3,000
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20
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800
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45%
45
2
26
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28%
19
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90
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108
85
28%
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27
99 % Mai-
45%
29 %
111
35%
68
104
44%
29
1%
1
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34%
34%
126% 128 V2
62%
64
44Va
44%
23
50% July 27
17
43%
110%
34%
May 11
16% July 27
15
series
May
24VSi Jan
62%
No par
21
7
62%
common
22
..
34Va
125 %
,
.
28%
'
23
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8%
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1
27
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3
190
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General Precision
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22
■
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1
28 Va
69
•
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4
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12
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17
69 V4
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20%
45
100
preferred
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;
70%
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12,800
4
69%
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7%
20%
44%
82%
34%
124%
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5%
19
34%
7%
common
General Motors
,
:223/4 Nov
Dec
5
21% July 1
July 13
;
Mills
5
23%
82
Instrument Corp
preferred
5%
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19%
39%
1
17,300
94%
•
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—
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'5%
18%
>
33%
Corp
General
Aug 22
:
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18%
51%
237/a
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94%
5
82
Issued
29
111
18%;
23%
23%
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3%
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5
5,200
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81
5
8,800
10,700
18%
4
34
_1
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4%
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19
3%
81
Corp
31 % Aug 26
8
23% May 23
101% Jan
3
58% July
112% Mar
134 Va Jun
98 Vs Jan 29
6IV2 Aug 18
23 Va
18%
33%
Co
173/a
23%
27%
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28 Va
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,
81
33%
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16%
23%
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5
11
'
21
38% May
8
37% Aug 25
27'/a * 27%
18%
18%
3%
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'•
81
33Va
1
Contract Finance Corp—
General Controls Co
29% Jan
37
-
100
Gen
53% Jan
21
•
No par
Cigar Co Inc
99% Jan
May 5
July 22
30% Apr
4
5
*143
145
8%
8%
*21%
22% a
39 <-39%
—5
General
22
May 21
a
Corp
34% Aug 25
May 20
30
107% Dec
Corp
V
■
18%
70
10 V4
No parH
18
45
51%
94%
18%
69. 10
preferred
General
27
23 V»
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Texas
Transportatlon__1.25
Baking Co common
—5
General
July 22
9 Vs Jan
com„1
100
of
;
4
23 Va
Amer
Co.
18 Va
23
44%
51%
5V8
28V*
18%
22%
_
1
-
Oil
81% Aug 17
7
2
Sep
24
General
5
Amer
21% Apr 14
2
Jan
31'/a Jan
General
.
1
General Cable Corp com
4%
1st preferred
74
45
21
45% Ja \ 25
42% Oct
40
July
Corp
Industries
36% July 22
75% Mar 8
Mar 17
;
preferred
General
80 Va
7% Jun 16
20% July 13
10
/ 33% Oct
9% Jan
5
Jun
convertible
com..
14
Jan
93% Mar 29
:
45% May 11
21
25 Va July
•"
141
Industries Inc
26
•
26% Jan
May 18
88% Feb
1
9% Apr 25
67 Va Mar 11
Wood
Va Jan
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Corp
19 Va Aug
Apr 22
' .'..'117%
1
Skogmo Inc
Gardner-Denver Co
31% Mar 25
3
36% Feb
.
14
89% Oct
11
Mar
37 Va Jan
19
17% Jan
29
May 21
Co
;
29 Va
29%
♦141
142%
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29%
29%
24
24
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24
24
67
65
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29
24 Va
23%
24
94
2,500
1,900
29 Va
32%
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96
33%
29 Va
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24%
323/4
323/4
29%
28%
28%
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333/4
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■
32%
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22 Va
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3,900
200
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
24
32
Jun
9
80
Dec
29
16
94
88
7
Aug
Common
Utilities
dividend
preferred
100
12
$4.40
dividend
preferred
100
91
9
87
Aug 12
$4.44
100
•90
100
'100
Apr
£6
Dec
30
104% Mar
3
97
Jan
4
Dec
22
105 Va Mar
4
97% Jan
11
102 Va May
dividend
preferred
$5
dividend preferred—.
$5.08 dividend preferred
4
103% Aug 19
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
2
35% May 31
Feb
24
52% Aug 22
3
51 Va Jan
100
Hackensack Water
35% Jun
Halliburton Co
24% May
*86% : '. 87 va
♦863/4
87%
*863A
871/4
89 Va
90 Va
*89 Va
90
87%
$4.20
91
68
36'A
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86% Aug 26
7
;
90%
91
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if
the Week
Aug. 26
28%
29
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59,900
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36%
89%
440
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8,200
94
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102 Va
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102%
*101%
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104
*103%
104
*103%
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102%
104
29 vb
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94
353/4
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101 %
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103%
28%
90 %
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101
103%
2.50
.
Friday
i
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6
91
35%
34%
Jan
Va May 18
35%
35%
84'/a Jan
Aug
35%
34%
Aug. 24
Aug. 23
29%
30
38% Jun
82
30 Va
29%
Aug. 22
'>/
8
23
29%
29%
Co—
27% Feb
Jan
91
P~
8.33 Va
Corp
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Thursday
Aug. 25
28%
29%
No par
States
9
89 Va Apr
El% Dec
Oil
8
13
Sep
28
Gulf
Gulf
4
Jan
37
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
26% July 25
3
37^/4 Dec
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
35 Va Nov
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Year 195.0
104
293/4
29 %
29%
28%
283/e
29%
100
28%
5,700
II
44% Feb
20
48 % Nov
20
25% Nov
4
20% Mar 31
148
9
497/a Nov
71 Va May 19
29% May 22
26% Jan
30
22
July 23
Va
18
7
Jun
4
Feb
6
7
106% Jan
19
36 Vt Aug
14
26V4 Jun 20
32% Jan
25
47 V4 Jun
21
Feb""6
61 Va Nov
10
42
57 Va Jan
4%
6
28 Va Jun
5
88
88% Jun
114'/a Aug 31
33% July 25
44Va
122 % July
1
20% Jan
7
Jan
3
5
Jan 28
12?
13
57 V2 Dec
132
July
45 Va Mar
8
70% Jun
23
When
18
16
Harsco
Harshaw
1
29% Jan
11
May 26
25% Apr
11
11% Jun
6
8% Feb
12% Apr
13
35
Jan
29
38 Va
30
39 Va Apr
20
61% Feb
17
21
12 Va Dec
30
64% Jan
-
2
79% May
7
16% Jan
12";
92
9% May 25
,
78
May 20
Hart
13
5
Jan
107
83
Aug 12
37% Feb
17
53
Aug 23
90% May
5
40 Va Dec 11
29% May 12
20% Apr
16
34 Va May 11
32% Jan
18
36
Aug
8
37% Mar 13
13% Aug
5
20
Jan
61% Apr
3
13
50
Jan
19
74% Dec
31
105 Va Jun
1
3G5
Sep
29
118 Va Apr
16
55% Apr
13
9
Mar
76
66
Jan
2
82 % Nov
19
38% Feb
34
Jan
8
46% Apr 27
42% July 29
23% July 22
20 Va Jun
25 Va Dec
13% Jan
64V. Jan
15
1
33% July
93
Aug
15
68
Aug 22
120
32
Apr
1
July 13
37% Jan
4
31 Va Jan
41
Aug 27
23% Feb
1
28% Apr
Jan
92 % Feb
13
21
6
37
11 Va Oct
27
16
Jun
1
18Va May
2
2
10 V4 May 13
May ,21
23
May 20
Hercules
Powder
5% preferred
/
$2
6
18% Aug 23
5
30 '/a July
44%
44%
45
45%
3,000
26%
25%
26%
25%
•:253A
11,200
21%
22
x21%
21%
21%
213/4
24%
24%
24%
25%
25
9%
9%
9%
9%
5
Hires Co
25
•35%
36%
13%
16
2
Aug
8
Honolulu
30 Va May 10
41 Va Jan
4
Hooker
81 Va Feb
89% Aug 26
$4.25
5% Sep
9
4% May 11
8
Jan
14
Hotel
32% Apr
16 Va May 18
21
Jan
14
5%
Feb
5
12
89
Dec
15
77
Dec
28
85% Mar
85
Dec
28
96% Jan
30
88% May
64% Sep
11% Jan
21
75
Jan
22
65% Jan
18% Sep
29
13% Jan
8
60 'A Sep
18
Jan
21
84% Dec
10
5
"22 % Jan
4
36 Va Mar 17
38 % Feb
10
2
27
7
34% Aug 24
2.
70% Jan
4
78
Aug 16
6
77
8
85
Aug 23
9
91% Jun
18
July 27
Mar
Jan
21
88
July
23
1
5%
convertible
35
Jun
19 Va Oct
54% : 56
55%
553A
55'A
55%
55
56
24
,55%
24%
24
241/4
24%
24% Vi.;
24%
24 Va
2,200
22%
223/4
2274
22%
223A
23%
10,100
69
67
67
66
66
7
27
27
*27
28
*27
28%
18%
18%
183A
25'A
25
251/8
6,300
11
11%
4,000
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
Va
28%
28%
28V4
1,700
*29 Va
29%
*29 Va
29%
*29 Va
29%
50 Va
50%
49%
50%
43%
44
42%
43%
10
56%
56%
56
56%
30%
31%
31%
32%
1
Oil Corp
3
common
•87
50
89
*88 Va
56%
57
571/4
8,700
313/a
313A
31%
313/4
16,100
90%
89%
89%
20
9,400
5%
5%
*17%
18 Va
183/8
18 Vj
18 3/a
18 Va
37 Va
37%
37%
37%
37%
700
34%
343A
3 4'A
34%
333/4
333A
16,100
79%
78
78
*77
*83 Va
85
85
85
*84
~*90%
92%
*90 Va
84%
*90 Va
85
16%
16%
(Delaware)
1
Bay Min & Sm Ltd
No par
15%
convertible pfd series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
10
*84%
86
20
*90%
92%
85
86
85V4
85 3A
85
85%
16%
16%
163/4
17'/a
*17
17%
400
16%
16%
17%
17
173/a
17%
17%
29,800
47
47%
47 Va
48%
48 3/a
483A
2,900
31%
31%
31%
311/4
31%
31%
32%
91
90 %
90 3/4
*901/4
91%
91
91%
91
*90'A
91%
*■91%
91%
*91
9%
9%
9Va
9%
90%
91%
*90%
8%
8%
8%
35%
35%
18 '
18
92%
91
31Va
5
86
*90%
30%
30 Va
50
*84
92%
79
46%
;
46%
-90%
1
common-
*77%
2,100
16%
15%
*90%
*
79
,79
18%
87
85
*16
47%
*77%
86
:
1
16 Va
47
5
com
series B
;;
5%
18%
37%
*78
1
—
53/a
*17%
18'A
33 %
No par
5%
183A
38
•37%
92%
5%
*17 %
: 34 Va
18
37%
100
—._
.•
5 Va
18%
5%
18%
33 Va
v-
—'
*89%
37%
100
wL
5,500
56%
*17%
18 Va
r-i
8,300
90%
5%
18
' '■
;
42%
32%
18%
-
56%
~
29%
50 3/a
31 Va
5%
-
49
56 Va
*17%
■■'i
*29Va
X42%
4,600
*89%
89
33%
No par
-
Lighting & Power
Corp
•
;
100
common
Inc
100
■
11
433A
Indust
27%
18%
52%
&
*27
30
-5%
21% Jan
28
-
100
28
4,200
*26%
100
5
120
34
11
preferred
39% Jan
115
33%
25
preferred series A
9
114%
33%
29%
Foods
Hupp
113%
33%
11
5%
11
113 Va
333A
183A-
5%
13% Jan
113V2
32 3/a
25%
Hunt
4
113 Va
33
50%
Co
150
115
33
*113 Va
42%
Stores Corp
18,400
32%
Corp common—5
preferred
J.
No par
Hudson
7% Aug
34% Aug
*67
r
11
9
17% Apr
600
25
28
9
200
92%
18%
July 14
23% July
62%
11
31% Jun
31
30
62%
92 Va
%
18%
'24 Va Mar 14
39% Dec
111%
64
92%
*29 Va
Sound
111
*62%
*91%
113%
Chemical
Howard
4,100
64
43%
Houston
3,300
91%
111%
*62%
52%
3%% preferred
4% preferred
4.40% preferred
.50
17%
783/4
91
*110
42%
Inc
36V4
78%
26 Va
Inc
$2.25 convertible preferred
92
111%
'109
*35
15%
'
32%
Corp of America common
1
convertible preferred—.—25
Howe
%»•-.#.
11
14
25
13
79
78 %
79
78%
35
18 Va
54 Va Jan
v
15%
79'%
35%
25
29
31
15
78%
11
43 Va Jun
9% Dec
15 3/a
18%
24% Jan
7
36%
*143A
52
Houdaille-Industries
90 % Aug 24
5% Jan
*35 Va
25%
4
93% Aug
1,100
11
30
25
313/a
17 Va
19 Va Jun
84 Va Feb
313/a
24%
2
14
31
10
preferred
Household Finance
—*.;■
2,800
30%
113%
—5
Winston
&
/ r-
31
12.50
Rinehart
3,000
"
84%
*30 Va
91
■
104
53
63
i54
*83
52%
111
1
104
,«
52%
91
111
y
84%
2,300
52%
63
11% Mar 30
July 30
14
78%
106
*83
>10
8,400
,
53
•109
Mar 17
93 %
103
84%
1,300
38
52%
91
15% Jun
29% Dec
107
*83
53
,
64%
July 13
66
101%
*62Va
__1
29 Va Aug
47% July 22
90% Apr 13
9% Apr
6
Feb
11%
x91
Holly Sugar Corp common
65% Jan
41
11
•109
.—50c
7
15
24
11%
„-100
Co__
30
37% Jan
80% Mar
11
*37
36%
*35 Va
13%
(Charles E)__
Furnace
Dec
2
10%
11
■
30%
30%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Jan
14
81
38 :v
*37
15 %
30%
No par
2.50
pfd series A—.
25
80
30
763A
84%
•30 Va
Corp common
35
19% Jun
77%
100
<
51%
(conv)—
pfd
Holt
26 V4 Dec
*83
51 Va
Homestake Mining
36V4 Dec
76%
68
52% Aug 18
30
76%
68
45 % Mar 21
2
373/4
76
68
30% July
60
373/4
67%
Aug 26
2
98
84%
78%
2,800
9%
10% .10%
10%
100 %
..
2,000
25%
*9%
22%
May 19
40% Jun
99
*83
213/4
253/o
93A
22%
49
1
10%
.....
213/4
253/4
9%
77%
76
■
22
25 Va
9%
23
37
28% Feb
77%
213A
25%
38
*37
38
75%
'"50%
,
21
22
•37
:'i
9%
No par
No par
_.
Holland
Jan
■V';,
2 1/12
Corp
5
13
6,200
45 3A
23%
conv
5,600
68%
253/a
22%
5%%
3,000
,■
,V
45
23%
2nd
66%
36 3/a
,47
131cv:
26 Va
—
Hotels
*128
•
303/4
7'46%
—5
$4%
46%
403/4
66%
66
683A
36%
36 3/4
131
2,000
45 Va
—_10
Co
Hilton
3/a
>128
131
67%
69
Heyden Newport Chem Corp___—,1
3 % % preferred series A
—100
30
27
X67%
69%
1
—:
49% Jan
15
"68%
46
473/8
46%
♦127
900
....
25%
preferred
__
Chocolate
29% Nov
27
,
*127
363A
37
36 3/8
47%
131
30%
31
800
253/a
102
46%
,
class A pfd
conv
Hershey
5
Sep 21
46%
*127
131
30%
,30%
*95
23,300
25%
common
2
18
*30%
36% .37
37%
47
46%
No par
39% Apr 29
44% Oct 22
27% Feb
30
30%
x36%
25
100
Motors
15% Apr
24% Jun
21% Jan
30%
5
common
Hertz
July 22
30
*90
"
24
233A
97
200
,
25 Va
,
Hewitt-Robins Inc
24% July 13
60'/a May 11
72% Aug 25
12 Va Nov
v
95
30 Va
*90
96
23%
*91
96
28
46%
Marx
noncunmlative
7%
'
W)
4
Jan
28
8
117
22% Oct
23%
52
39%
28
1.25
Co
&
5
60% May
2
% Mar
(G
Hercules
; 79% Aug 19
111% Aug 26
64 Va Jun 29
Chemical
(W E) & Co
Helme
7
Jan
85
23%
v.
——1
Corporation—
Schaffner
Heller
4
25 Va Jun
23%
1
3.65% preferred—:
5
32 V. Dec
7
•23%
100,
Heinz (H J) Co common,
Aug 24
4
75 V4 Sep 22
27 % Apr 14
16 Va Jan
23%
Corp of America common
1
4%% preferred
—-50
Haveg Industries Inc
1
Hayes Industries Inc____—
,—5
Apr 22
Jan
77
2
Dec
23%
Hat
88 % May 26
43 V4 Sep
-
12
16
7% Jan
35 Va Nov
28%
Corp—
issued
46% Aug
26 % Aug
22 Va
3
Mar
28%
"
20 % Aug
34
28%
1
,
Harris-Intertype
39%
28%
28%
Refrac com—7.50
6% preferred
39%
*28 %
28%
•91
52
39Va
52%
39%
39%
39%
*52
52%
*52
52%
t
38%
28 Va
Paper Co
Harbison-Walker
f
•52
5
preferred—.—100
2.50
Hammond Organ Co
:
1
21% May 24
20
38%
convertible
44 % Aug 25
24% Nov
52%
38 Va
Printing C<%
F)
Hammermill
Mar 24
129
(VV
52 %
Hamilton Watch Co common
4
Jun
27
Hall
19
31% Apr
23
—5
>•
9%
♦35
36
18%
18%
•"
*35
36
♦35
<
18%
36
18%
183/4
18%
'.'i 8%
35
*18%
7,100
;
19,100
,
.
.
.
..V
440
•
92
10
9%
41,200
35%
700
18%
1,100
I
42% Mar 18
52
29% Oct 23
39
40
Nov
35
Jun
Jan
12
57% Aug 24
Idaho Power Co
Apr
55% Jan
17
21% July 25
31% Jan
4
Ideal
24
21
32% July 27
4774 Jan
6
Illinois Central ItR Co_
9
46 Va Dec
24
46
Feb
19
Cement
27%
34%
Jan
27
58
4
39% Jan
18
43 % Aug
47
Apr
3
41% Feb
18
45
Aug
4
50
Jan
5
45% Jan
22
49 Va Aug
9
41% Oct
7
47
Jan
14
42% Jan
4
40 Va Sep
25
45% Mar 18
Feb
11
44 v4 Aug
57% Aug 23
Indiana
36% Jun
26
41% Aug
38 % Feb
17
48% Jun
41
92 Sny
13
46 %
July 28
12
July 27
15
27
Illinois
Power
8% Dec
8
10% Feb
18
5% July 11
17% Nov
5
30
74 Va Nov
17
109
May
7
68
Aug
4
July 22
July 28
43% May
8
163
May
6
150
July 13
July
6
149
55
July 17
13 V4
8 Va Feb
22% Jan
12
86% Apr
19
154
Jan
7
36 Va
May
2
50% Jan
5
15
S4% Sep
21
50% Mar 18
33
Apr 21
43% Jan
28
19
32
Apr
29
29
Feb
5
27% Mar 26
31 % Aug
45
Dec
17
34% Feb
8
49% Jim
86% Oct
95% Feb
24
86
Feb
2
93
24% Aug
9
407 Va Mar
8
25
Oct
Jan
20
2
31 Va
July
385 Va May 12
39% Jan 27
488
138
Sep
25
153% Jan
28
Sep
22
B8
7
May 29
57% July 10
14
35 % Apr 30
80
July 30
41 Va
July 25
139 % Feb
141% Nov
94
Jan
14
16% Jan
66
15
69
125
Sep
Mar 20
Jun
6
28
2
23
172% July 15
33% Dec
15
37
Jan
12
87
Feb
10
5 5'/a Nov
81 Va Dec
29
39
28
Feb
3
28% Mar 19
40% Dec
14
28 Va Feb
9
17% Jun
9
82
Sep
22
35
Sep 21
32
Dec
86 Va Jan
8
10% Aug
5
July 21
27% July 25
102
May 20
56
42% Dec
17
40
Aug 18
19% Mar 5
38
May 27
20
40
May 10
33% Jun
17
18 Va Jun
22
33% Jan
S
Electrica
A
preferred
Inland
Steel
-
Ctfs
Interchemical
Iron
Int'l
4%; preferred ——_——100
*76%
4
23% Jan
7
31 :,/4 Jan
28
86
May 12
Sep 18
76% Nov 13
57
Feb
40
46 Va Dec
29
49% Feb
9
69% Jan
2
27
88
Apr 21
59% Apr 27
703A July 14
16% Jun 20
12% Aug
76 % Jan
42
5
26
Aug 19
76% Jan
22
443A Jan
13
98
Dec
43% Nov
For
78
23
footnotes,
103% Feb
593/*
10
juuTaa
see page
• ~
Dec~22
26.
53% May
C
8% Mar
88%
9
common
Breaker
Co
33A% preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
71% Jun
Johnson
99% Aug 24
183/4 Jun
13
47% Jan
8
common
2 6 3/8
550
100
:
4,900
14,500
433/4
42%
43%
147%
148 Va
147'A
147%
960
343/4
35%
34%
34%
37,200
80
76%
76 Va
211/4
55%
211/4
20%
20%
1,400
563/8
56
563A
33,300
143/a
13,900
98
15,900
,
14
*75
13%
14%
97%
98%
96%
*92%
94
933A
*92%
13%
78
29,800
100
933/4
15
15%
14
15%
15
15%
58%
58%,
61
60
60%
59%
593/a
1,730
35%
333A'
34%
333A
34 Vo
34%
15,400
110%
108'A
1091/4
*108%
109%
34Va
108
3.100
108'A
700
37
373A
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
8,400
56%
56
573/8
58
58%
57%
58
57%
57%
2,400
*33
34
*33
34
33
33
331/2
331/2
41%
42%
42%
43
42%
43%
42
42%
41%:
423/fl
51,800
5
35 Va
35%
35 Va
35%
35%
35Va
35%
35%
353/8
353/8
7,000
•32
34
2,001
41%
41%
413/4
41%
41%
41%
41%
42
_1
37
37
37%
373/8
37%
38
38
38%
38%
38%
1,800
20
20%
20 3/a
20 3/a
20
201/4
20
203/8
20%
20%
46%
3,400
3,100
Co
■41%
3,700
413/4
v.
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%.
46
*45%
46%
1
40%
41%
41
41 Va
40%
41%
403/4
41%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
38'A
39
*38%
27
27%
27
27%
27%
28
27%
28
27%
►120
123%
*120'/a
123
23%
23%
23 Va
233/B
18%
18%
19
19
50c
121
5
1
pfd—100
1
.
121
22%
23%
18%
12%
18%
13'A
86
87
42%
100
*80%
5
5674
13 Vb
*121
43%
57%
43%
82
57%
13%
86
44%
82
57%
19%
*84
44%
82
57%
23%
19%
13 %
85
*80%
123%
23Va
13%
83 Va
43%
82
*81%
44%
83
46 3/a
41
*121
233/4
19%
13%
42
39
27%
10
24%
3,300
19%
2,300
133/4
3,200
86
43%
44
*81%
83
57 3/a
55%
68
68%
673/4
123/4
12%
12%
900
7,900
123%
*83%
56'A
1,300
[
250
I
4,000
'i
10
67%
67%
67%
673/4
12%
65Va
13Va
12%
13Va
12%
12,200
1,900
8,500
67%
67Va
68%
67%
68'/a
66%
673/4
26,700
99
99
98Va
99Va
99 Va
99 Va
99 %
99 %
760
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
14 Va
143/4
1,800
353/«
35%
35%
34%
353/a
333/4
34
34%
353/a
5,700
673/4
68
12%
65
98Va
13
653A
9874
143/8
34%
5
13 Va
85
43
50c
-
13 Va
85
,
57%
Laughlin Steel common-10
5% preferred series A
100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
1
Joy Manufacturing Co
.-1
Inc
2 6'A
547
500
5,600
37
5
82
Aug 24
62% May 31
Johnson
26%
:.
36%
1
Lake Sulphur Co
&
92
10
preferred-
&
45%
91%
25
Electric
Light Co
Jaeger Machine Co—
Jones
44%
92
56
Elec Light & Power Co——5
Jonathan Logan
11,800
31%
3.50
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
4
41
25
Aug 22
52% Apr 13
22
110%
403/4
31%
par
com
Co
&
111%
11,100
41%
25
No par
common
87
Aug 16
111%
__No par
Interstate
95% Mar
14 V4 Aug 19
31
July 25
34
$2 convertible preferred
Interstate Dept Stores-.
893/4 Jan
8
34 Va
43%
16%
99%
*92%
155
43
550
43
43%
13%
94
34
20% Aug 22
46% Aug 26
14
548
147
98%.
13 Va
99
—10c
Co
——
Inc
i
—100
u
45% Apr
4
39% Mar 21
60% Apr 28
5/q
♦76%
13%
Teleg_No
Tea Co
Va
13%
Corp
Jewel
13
98
>92%
94
58%
Utilities
Gas
13 Va
97%
13 ;
Telep &
Power
97
*92 Va
58 Va
International
Jefferson
•>/«
80
13 >.'
International
7
*76%
58%
i._
preferred
-13;.
1
No par
May 31
46% May 25
38 vo Jan 15
12
423/4
146%
.
353/8
Amer com_No par
Rys of Cent
preferred
Limited
common—7.50
Shoe
Jan
43
147%
26'A
26%
56
Silver
18% Jan
•■'.'
42
35
*91%
548
21
International
20
544
5a
Island Creek Coal
14
26%
263A
543%
16%
70
*147
47%
46
91%
21
Packers
5,200
32
*31
47
91%
55 3/8
July
29
46%-
43'A
40%
41%'.
92
17%
711/4
155
42%
32
21'/a
123
Dec
*31
46%
146%
80
393/8
32
70%
*147
43%
55 Va
156% Sep 15
15% Nov
403/a
42%
21
37
18% Dec
com
42 Va
163/4
17
71%
155
55 Va
Paper
preferred—;
Circuit
11,000
71
*147
21%
International
I-T-E
67,500
16%
71
54%
Salt
$6
18%
71%
18 Va
155
21%
International
4
1,900
5
8
Aug 15
6%
6%
Canada——No par
of
139% Jan
44 % Jan
6%
540
44%
Resistance
122
6%
25%
25%
34%
&
61/4
46
146%
Power
1,400
63/a
6%
*91 Va
541
42 Va
24% Aug
Jan
25%
536
33%
15
19% Aug
91%
146 Va
Iowa
473/8
*31
47
91%
5
7%
54
47%
38%
"
100
—
45
115
39%
common-—No par
5%
533A
471/a
41%
46
1
Minerals & Chemical
Nickel
563/4
47Va
15%
42
32
100
-
preferred
55%
47%
70%
38%
5
Harvester
7%
Int'l
57'A
47
►147
*31
Corp
4
75
Inc
Machines
Business
17%
3
Corp common
Int'l
56%
47
*6%
71
1
Insuranshares
Interlake
45
573/8
47
155
41'A
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
Iowa
23
70'A
♦147
No par
Iowa-Illinois
Jan
100
Co
4%% preferred
6%
16%
1
No par
-
Aug 24
50'/a Mar 18
6%
100 pesos
42% July 25
2
*44
57
Mexico
;
39
56% Jan
De
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
6%
45
46%
1
Corp
International
8
45
*43
32% Mar
Jan
*44
45%
43 Va
46%
.—50
General
36% Mar
Nov
45
*43%
*
4.20% preferred
21
83
47%
*46
40% Apr
37% Jan
9
*46
47
20
35
47%
*46
41% Jun
17
♦46
47%
Int'l
17
47%
*46
2
25
50
50
preferred
2
Feb
*48 %
4.42%
19% Mar
32
50
50
70 Va Mar
32 % -Feb
July 30
30
*48V2
*48%
$4
38
Aug 24
58% Aug 15
50
45
50
International
28
43
*48%
International
44% Apr
*42%
*441/4
50
6
30 Va Apr
6,600
43
*48 %
19
6
55%
55
441/4.
50
15
37% Aug 21
45% May 6
54%
♦42'A
44%
94% Aug
9
*541/2
42%
45
136 % Jan
33 va Jun
54%
42
*441/4
21% Feb
7
54V4
54%
45
Int'l
l'2% Aug 4
95% July 28
53%
43
International Mining, Corp
9
54
*44%
57% July 11
17'/a Aug
5
51% May 11
24% Nov
11,700
*42%
77% Aug 17
25% Feb 24
7
10,800
35%
45
12
12% Jan
27%
35Va
43 %
69% Jan
4
27Va
35%
*44%
36% Aug 24
27% Jun
15
19
7,000
27%
35%
57%
*42%
148% Aug 25
9
May
50% Jan
56 3/a
27
36
56
50
8
22
10% Sep
18
Aug 25
56
271/4
35%
50
,
2
Dec
86 Va Dec
15
July 11
34% Feb
550
3
15
common
Feb
29
17% Feb
311
25
Co
56%
27
563A
preferred
4.70% preferred
4.08% preferred
4.26%
Industria
l}**r
53
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
41
55:V4
27%
35%
55%
27
/
34%
27%
34%
43% Feb
7
55%
5
40% Sep 29
45 Va Dec 21
38% Oct
>.
54%
10
No par
Co
-
■;■■■.•
Va
563A
68%
\
Volume
192
Number
5981
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(813)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
37
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
.
Feb
: 9
931/4 Feb
10
120
July 27
July 8
42'/a Dec
31
; 48
Feb
10
135
107
Feb
107
.65
Nov
23
40i/a Oct
20
130
57 %
.35% July 27
96
July 27
106
July 27
109
Apr 17
45
73% Nov
18
82
79% Sep
25
92% Jan
86
Sep
23
98
"82% Jun
19
89% Feb
Mar 11
93
721/4 Sep
21
88% Feb
341/2 Nov
5
13
4% %
convertible
125,
11
4%%
(ser of 1959)
Jan
57% Aug 25
79 % Aug 17
25
3.80%
6
34
9
90
July 28
79% Jan
July 22
;
8
4
43% Feb
9
4
31% Feb
23
7
11
Jan
12
39% Aug 24
16 % July 11
36
Apr
6
49% Jun 23
32
July 21
Aug
Apr
26% Jan
2
59
•I
1
27 Va Jan
22
:
9
30% Aug 17
6
Kennecott
8
4
0
21
July 22
24%
35
July
46 % Jan
62%
Feb
35»/4
Mar
27
,
21
18
18% Feb
22
34% Apr
7
2
1% Jan
27
3 30% Mar 23
-15% July
8
37% Jan
2
3 '/a
Jun
13% May
24
new
___
2
..
5,- 17% July 22
.10-
20
27
1% Jun
Jan
20
,
30
6% Dec
30
26% Sep
22
36
Jan
>10%
31% Mar
7
57% Dec
2
24% Dec
10
57% Apr
29
10% Nov
23
■13% Jan
&
Fink
Libfcy-Owens-Ford
11% Jan
15
13
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
4
Lily
57
Nov
13
73
9
46% Aug
61% Jan
4
9% Sep
21
&
Link
14% Mar 23
29
73 % Nov
18
12% Jan
30
28% Sep
21
37 % Jan
27
46% Jan
26
112% Dec
7
139% Jan
26
29% Jan
2
36% Apr
15
Dec
16
104
79% Dec
30
89
81% Dec
16
36% Dec
3
131% Dec
31
Apr
26
44% Nov
25
.88
22
*7
Lone
21
102
87
Jan
Jan
Jan
20
May
38% Feb
1
52% July
55-
5%
Star
Cement
conv
18% Nov
104% Mar
34% Apr
5
series
E
7%
48,100
80%
83%
823/4
85%
83%
85
83'/a
84 >/8
52%
53
53
53
52 %
52%
52%
52%
3,200
43
44%
44
45%
43%
44%
43%
44%
32,300
23
23%
23%
22%
23
23
23
23%
23%
25
♦22%
4
Lukens
6
Lykes
37%
37%
37%
37%
82
81%
81%
80%
81
4,400
39 %
39%
39%
39 'A
38%
39%
1,100
♦27%
600
27
27%
27%
27 %
27%
1,300
40%
40%
41
41%
40%
41
40%
40%
5,200
*81%
82%
813/4
81%
82
82
81%
82
23 ,V
23%
23%
24%
io
30%
30%
30%
303%
10
26%
V
290
22%
24%
23%
23%
23'/a
23%
40,600
30%
30%
30 %
30%
30 Va
30%
4.100
26%
1
27
26%
26%
19,600
26%
25%
263/4
26 %
27 %
13
13
13%
13%,'
14
13%
14 %
*13%
14%
1,000
29%
30%
29%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30% '
30%
30%
16,100
30%
30%
303/4
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
3,400
23%
23%
23%
233/4
233/4
23%
23%
233A
23%
24
3,500
37
*35
*34%
•
3%
29%
30%
29%
19%
20 %
'
37
3%
19%
*3%
*13 %
37
*343/4
V,../■•:.
*343/4
,
♦35
37
33/4
*3%
33A
*3%
33A
30
29%
293/4,.
293A
29%
29'A
29%
1,200
19%
19
19%, ■'
18%
19%
18%
193/a
173/4
20,300
18
18
18 Vb
10%
10%
31 %
1
1%
1%
1%
1%'
1%
13/4
13A
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
27-%
54
543/0
17%
10%
31 V*
5
18%
18
18%
10%;
/
54%
53%
26%
26%
26
50%
51%
51%
9
—7
9%
9%
25
com
83%
9%
83%
149%
53%
149'/a
150
533/4
93/4
9%
83 %
84%
83%
150
150
6,500
17%
53/o
53/o
27%
28
1,300
3,700
12,300
■•''; V
9%
84'
150%
/
•
543/8
26%
54
148%
8,100
1%
"17%
.
263/a
53 %
93/4
9%
3,800
1%
54'A
54
26%
84%
10%
313/o
;
26%
,
2,600
10 %
28
53%
150 %
83%,
,
.
100
31'A
,
1%.
26 %
52%
54
173/4
53
263/3
5
Co
37%
*3%
3%
31%
26'A
7,700
53%
533/4
21,200
9%
13,100
93/4
82%
150%
84% A
900
4,600
150%
280
8
52
52%
52%
52 %
52%
523/4
52%
52%
52
52%
4,400
47%
47%
47%
48
47.3A
49
473A
48
47'A
473A
4,000
30%
31%
30
30%
29%
30%
29%
30
29%
293A
l
86%
87%
87%
89
88%
89%
87%
883A
87 '/a
88%
15,000
26
27%
27%
28 '/a
263/o
273/4
26%
27%
263A
27%
167,100
1
17%
17'A
17%
173/4
17 Vb
17%
17
17%
17
17'A
15,500
4
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23%
22%
233/„
23 Va
23%
18.300
43%"
43 %
X42 %
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
433A
44%
17,200
123%
*128%
130%
130%
38 3/8
38 %
J.
Corp
10
128%
_10
101
preferred
100
100
86%
(M)
*139
(Ky)_Nopar
Steel
Bros
%'
383A
102
86%
♦130
39
102
86%
135
30
•
39%
6,100
102
120
863/4
410
87%
*85%
87%
*85%
88
*88%
89%
*88 %
89%
89%
893/4
70
40%
40 %
40%
40%
41%
41 Va
413/4
46,800
*139 %
140%
*139%
140%
*139%
140%
50
139%
140
140
52 %;
51%
51%
51%
51%
50
51
2,200
58%
58%
59
58%
58%
58%
59
4,200
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
163/4
3,200
693A
69%
71
69
70 %
683/4
68 3A
8.700
18
17%
173/4
17%
17 %
*17%
17%
2,500
51
52
58%
59
58
16%
16%
16%
17
66%
68
66%
10
17%
18%
Co
♦101
130
39%
;7
3.33%
A;
Co_
Steamship
102
102
-
33,000
88 zv
♦85%
86%
40%
50%
V
38%
102
1
Inc
♦129
:
38%
50
Sons
&
*101
131
38
89
39%
100
38%
101%
*88
5
common
V
38
100
com
Nashville
&
21
1,200
37%
81%
10%
preferred
Louisville
VV;
37%
m
No par
Louisville Gas & El Co
1
Jan
6,500
53
preferred
Co
(P)
91 % Jan
B
16% July 14
28%
si%
common
D
series
Lowenstein
62 % May
6
15
28 %
31%
preferred
4.25%
22
,/
28%
81 %
preferred________100
series B
4
20% Jan
X28%
10%
Inc
Gas Co
Lorillard
15
78% Jan
July 27
29%
14%
43
'
15% MarvOV
28%
28%
"
2.50
4.35%
9
140 V2 Aug
4,400
29%
29%
.31%
._
Glass
Long Island Lighting Co
26
4
1,900
38%
10%
Inc
Theatres
4.84%
41% Aug 26
130% Mar
47%
38 %
13%
♦47%
V
31 %
Aircraft Corp
Lone Star
Aug 19
89% Aug
8
81
July 29
71% Jan
4
39% Aug 26
July 10
27
% Jan
13
34% May 18
23
Nov
•
Loew's
130% Aug 25
80
0
48% July
7
142% Mar 25
15% Jan
5
96
14
90 % Mar
Aug
8
♦47%
38%
13%
30%
Corp
Lockheed
Feb
14%
48
38%
38 %
5
Litton Industries
44% Aug 26
34,200
13%
48
473/4
37%
',17%
'■V
10%
Co
Lionel
4
30
2
14%
13%
48%
X47%
10
Corp
Aug 10
30% Jan
4
Mar
Cup
Belt
19
24% May 16
111
Tulip
32% Jan
17
21% Aug
5
36% Nov
Feb
3,100
38%
39
12%
47%
100
July
5
1,900
39%
*53
18
preferred
34 %
12
18% May 11
14
7%
Products_
96
4
57% Jan
39% Apr
8
17% July 10
53%
*38%
39%
38%
13%
39
80%
,_4
Libby McNeill & Llbby
91% Jan
Jan
Dec
*53
38%
53%
39
1,200
30%
Lerner Stores Corp__
61
>24% Sep
600
53%
53
No par
1
22
5
37%
No par
15
47% July 27
July
71%
♦37%
42%
1
com
Jun
150% Aug 23
x71 %
37%
52%
5
70 % Jan
4
73%
37%
1
Tire.
28
Jan
73
2.50
common..
Lehn
56% July 11
120
73%
37%
VV
28%
i
,__l
90
723/4
47
13%
lioc
90
*37%
38
jv
I"
Sutherland Paper en
29
1
...
39
5
29
63 % Jun
69
523/,
38%
I—1
Jan
14
36% Jun
52%
38%
•
Apr
Oct
90
52%
38%
Corp
8
48
9
52%
8.75
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement___
2
10% Mar
37%
l
31
63
73
37%
Mfg. Co
Lehman
9% May 10
90%
72%
Inc__^_____
22
78% May 19
♦89%
37
(S S) Co_:____—_______
(S H) •& Co..
;_
29% Jan
140
90'/a
27%
22
5
*89%
27
15
9
90%
82
80% Jan
Mar
*89%
40%
47% Jun
98% Oct 28
90%
27%
140% Dec
152
♦89%
82
7% Jan
7
90%
40
-41
77% Aug 27
♦87%
♦27
24% July 26
4
18% Jan
90%
100
5% July 27
4
♦87%
72%
preferred
Co
150
90%
90%
39%
:
"50
95
*87 %
*87'/2
38%
(£' J)
85%
*94
90%
72
5,300
94
94
♦87%
♦39
19% Jun
Jan" 12
85'/a
;
3% Mar 11
79%
85%
79%
*84
95
37
preferred—
Lehigh Valley Industries
$1.50 conv pfd ser A
Lehigh Valley RR
6
♦78'/a
*78%
85%
*94
37%,.
Rubber
"
79%
♦84
No par
prior
Gas
57
♦78%
82
4%
X56%
94
__50
200
57% V
85
___
16% July 19
Apr
57
inp
Lee
13% Jan
57
100
6
32% Aug
1
116
80
V4.32% pteferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6 % pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant
1
Lear Inc
50c
25:
Jun
24 % Jan
Mar 15
Apr
32
23 %.
27
■
♦108
94
37%
Laclede
11
116'
*84
81
Kroehler
27
Jan
4
♦109
*78%
No par
Copper
^Kroger Co
Aug 26
33% Jun
116
80
37 %
K V P
3% July 12
♦109
85%
80%
40
Kress
8
2
116
♦84
80%
Kresge
6
20% Jan
27% Mar 11
22.
12
34 % Jan
*108
*78%
♦36%
Korvette
12
Jan
116
V*93
1
-
36% Mar
•
10
22
>23 % Nov
4
28
23 % Jan
8
29
'
1
34% Jan
21.
21% Sep
10% Feb
6
Apr 11
33 '
.J,//:'
*108
100
Co___No par
14,900
112
57
94
41
57
"108 vV 117
56%
40
112
100
&
conv
*
113
113
57
56%
100
—
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
24% Aug 23
10
/ -4% Mar 11
,
6
17.
117
;
Kimberly-Clark Corp
5
King-Seeley Corp
____1
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines—IlOO O
Koppers Co Inc common
_10
18
46% Jan
7
12% Aug
4%%
Aug 23
.
•82%
17
; 25% Apr
3% Deo
♦108
County- Land Co__
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
B
31% Jan
.
7
29% July 22
:
Apr
43% Jan
21
19% Jun
.
5
22
82
r
July 25
.
29% Mar
3
26% Mar
v
9
Jan
77
10
5
11
14% Feb
20
431/4 Mar
34% Jan
Jun
36/
Aug- 5
28 % Nov
117
Kern
52% Jan
85 y Feb
32% Nov 24
171/4 Sep 29
27% Jun 18
*110
pfd_-_100
conv
81 Electric
Co
55% Jan
Nov
Sep
Kendall
100"% Jan
/35
15% Oct
6
22
'21
4
300
100
Light Co
Kayser-Roth Corp /
:
Kellogg Co:
Kelsey Hayes Co
V
36% July 18
30% Nov
24% Jan
Power
47% May 11
p«eq 29;
13% May. 6
19% Oct
Gas
Kansas
72% Jun
51% Mar 13
;77
a
50% Jan
Kansas
5
47% Aug 25
39% Apr - 7
2
37% Oct
1
'37% Aug 25
54% July 8
21
20
541/2 July 22
74% Nov 25
7
600
46%
preferred
preferred
Jan
64
7
28
98%
*45%
preferred
Fbb"24
117%
1
44% Oct
221/a Sep
Jan
97%
46%
Kansas City Southern com
4% non-cum preferred
34% July 12 V
451/2 Oct
43
98%
46%
preferred
70% Apr
31% Apr
]»0% Oct f'Tf
I
41%
97%
47
4.20% preferred
4.35 preferred —A-ii—a
41% May 12
50% July 31
17
40
98%
*45 3/4
Aug 10
13% Dec
28
July 27
41% Feb
40 3/i
98%
45%
89
50
Sep
331/4 Nov
2
39%
99%
4.50%
38% Aug 28
13
28% Jan
.lli/a Dec
39%
45%
Jan
67
Shares
99%
Aug 23
85% Feb
,
the Week
Aug. 2<»
39%,
82% Mar 18
12
Friday
,
.
Aug. 25
45%
87 V
4%
Sales for
j
,
Thursday
99
39%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co cora_No
par
20
PRICES
♦45
94
"...
SALE
Aug. 21
♦97
6
Jan
40
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
100
33%
preferred
8
Tuesday
Aug. 23
Aug. 22
50
4% %
28
39% Feb
Par
Kaiser Alum & Chera Corp.
4% % convertible preferred.
S
6
July 27
Jan
6
May
122% Jan
5
Mar
86%
5
Mar
47
80% May 23
May 20
851/a July 10
Aug
74
27
04% Jan
5
12
Monday
EXCHANGE
111% Jan
Aug
42% Jan
24
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
V
xl7%
V
M
28% Sep
118
28
>
35 V Jan
22
Sep
32% Jan
3
123% Jun
50% Dec
21
44% Oct
26
47% Dec
.,.26 :
9
6
-116
Mar
Jan
8
'
33
124
19
33% July 25
6 %
/Aug 16
*
21
44
May
4
Jan
2
433A July 10
87% Mar 30
37% Mar
7
46% Aug 11
30
79
4
85 Va Aug
18 A
14
20% Jan
16% May
3
19% Jan
19v
473A Oct
1
34% May 10
59 % Jan
37
323/4 Nov
4
353A Nov
78
20
3% Dec
21
Mar 17
40% Dec
■;<
2
Dec
18
50%
Jan
313A Feb
17
7% Jan
14
1% Jun
5% Sep 23
5
15% Jan
9% Jan
30
5
223/4 Mar 16
17
-
>
Fund
May 11
Magma
Magnavox Co^i
7 Va
193/4 July
(P R)
Mandel Bros
6
4% Dec
18
16% Dec
7
23% Jan
2
4
593/a Jan
42% Jun
2
Oct
27
32% Jan
14
_
18:
Manning, Maxwell &
5 Va Jan
22
Maracaibo
Oil
July 28
183/o Jan
4
Maremont
May 25
29% Jan
22
May
Oct
9
13 Va
-.
5
40% Jan
40% May 23
54 Vo Jan
6
51% Dec
10
443A Feb
17
55% Jun
16
93% Jan
26
89% Jan
4
36
29
93
Martin
44 Va Mar
7
53 Va Aug
81
Mar 26
72% Jan
5
77 Va May
71
Dec
16
81
Mar 31
72
72'A Mar 17
82
71% Dec
11
22
27 % Dec
30
18% Jun
9
2
42
Jftn
13% Dec
77 % Dec
31
31
1
12
July 29
Nov~18
193/4 Feb
5
1
15
16
;
5
193/4 July 19
18
May
5
153/a Feb
80 Va Feb
3 Va %
39 Va Jan
$6
4
483/4
Jufy
16
33% July 25
453/, Jan
72
Dec
31
65'A Feb
98% Jun
3
9
17% Dec
14
21% July 17
323A Dec
29
33
Dec
8
I6V0 Apr 20
213/8 July 25
;
-
31 Va Jan
35% Jan
4
57% Jun
23
37% Sep
21
50
Nov
18
40
Feb
1
8'/a Feb
13
10% Sep
27% Dec
11
7
Apr
28
20 Vb Jan
2
41% Jun
24
51
10
17% Apr
29
2
31 Va Aug
4
Feb
95% Mar 26
Dec
8
25% Nov
17
29 3A Oct
233/4 Jan
2
22
Dec
30
86 Va Feb
20
29% Dec
87
29
'
78
For
85% Apr/
footnotes,
see
7
21
July 21
9
Jan
28'A Jan
48
Jan
page
77% Jan
84
26.
5
Aug 26
4%%
493A
29,900
X49 Va
50%
17,300
4 ls/8
413/4
50%
41
.
(J Ray)
&
6%
6 Va
63/a
6 %
63/a
6%
18%
18 Va
*18 3A
18%
18%
18aA
23%:
233/a
23%
53%
53%
53
_No par
*91%
A.
*91 Va
93
57%
30%
18%
.
4%
"
preferred
233/8
4%
*4%
43/4
4%
4%
1,100
14%
14%
143/4
143/o
14%
1,500
25
25%
25
25%
25%
253/a
24
25
233/4
243/a
23%
24
46
4 6 3/4
453/4
453A
453A
453A
1,700
53%
V
53%
53%
53%
*53
53%
1,500
93
*92
93
%
93
*92
93
543A
56 %
55%
56%
313A
31%
313/4
313A
32
3,600
52%
52
52%
51%
52%
8,700
*77%
78%
77%
77%
*77%
78 %
/
78%
78%
553,4
57%
3J
31
.
52%'
50%
51%
78%
*77%
78 Va
_No par
*77
78
*77
78
*70
100
*76
35
A
:
78
78
*70
71
*70
71
*70
77
•
38%
76
76
*76
77
*76
35%
35 %
35%
35%
35%
*35
40
39
40 Va
38%
39
71
36'A
35
35%
34%
36
*313/4
32'/a
32%
32%
*32%
33
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
35
50c
*77%
96
100
""92
78
77 Va
96
13%
79
79
71
*70
*76
77
353A
35%
1,300
38%
37%
38 3/4
12,300
35
35%
35 %
36
33
32%
32%
400
13 %
133/a
13%
15,400
78
78
78
*32%
13%
*77
96
95%
96
96
96
23%
22%
22%
23 %
24
48,800
21%
21%
21%
21%
23
25%
24%
25%
23%
243A
23%
243/s
37 %
373/8
36%
37
36 Vb
36%
12,400
87%
I—13
89%
90%
90
90
*883A
90 %
3,400
17
17
17
173/8
173/a
600
27%
27%
5,200
29%
1,900
45
4,000
17%
x37
88 Va
*17
,
37 Va
37
89%
90
17%
17
.
1
*17
_No par
26
26'A
25%
26%
26 V*
26%
26%
27%
283/4
283/,
29
29
293/8
29%
29'A
29%
*28 3A
-~9
43%
44%
43%
443A
44%
44 Va
44%
4 5 3/4
443A
7%
7 Va
A
7
1
7 Vc
7
.
7 Vo
7%
17%
17%
173/4
17%
600
35%
35 Vb
35%
6,200
73/a
7
17%
17%
17%
17%
*173A
5
B
3,500
7%
18
10
35 Va
35 Va
35%
353/4
35%
35%
35%
*86 Va
88 Va
*86'A
88
*86%
88
20
87
37
86%
86 Va
21%
213A
22
22 Va
22%
*22%
22%
22%
22%
1,000
21 Va
27%
28
273/4
27 Va
27%
27%
273/4
27%
-1
28
3,100
28
83
*82 Va
83%
83 %
83'A
83%
83%
84
83
83%
100
(1st series)___100
series
350
6.500
22%
No par
Cement
200
78
95%
96
24%
1—
Inc
3,200
21
1
2.50
Corp
_<_
50
36
38%
36 34
& Co Inc
class
10
40
71
77
60,600
*77%
77%
96
5,300
15,900
52%
58%
30 Va
*77 Va
%
400
23%
4%
■A;
15
51%
5':>
900
4,000
700i
14%
23 %
57%
58%
30
-No par
3,800
23%
533/a
A
5,500
2
6%
46%
common
Portland
2
6%
253/a
Trucking Co
preferred
49
42%
1%
6%
253/8
A
preferred—100
Robbins
48%
42%
1%
*1%
46%
Publishing
50
42%
1%
6%
vV.
-3
Aircraft
48%
42%
2%
243A
preferred
5PA
423/4
*1%
25 Va
^
50%
2 Vo
46 Va
common
■
2
253/n
_1
,.-i;
42%
A
51%
42
Va
253/a
Melville Shoe Corp common.
4%
49 Vb
243/s
Porcupine Mines
Corp
Medusa
>
50%
25 Va
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead
49%
_No par
(A G). & Co
McLean
7
51%
_No par
convertible
McKesson
Apr 14
29'A Mar 16
29 Vb Jan
8
McKee
15
50%
5
series.
1959
convertible
Mclntyre
4
50%
x46%
com
McGregor-D.oniger Inc
88
253/4 Mar 10
.
11
47
_No par
No par
McGraw-Hill
12
24% May 11
24
18% Jan
47%
48%
14%
1947 series-
Corp
McDermott
11
Mar
12,700
14%
common
McGraw-Edison Co
Jan~30
19%
1945 series.No par
McDonnell
54
19%
108
25% Aug 22
37%
193/a
*143/,
Corp
McCrory
29
19
4%
McCall Corp
973/4 July 25
250
193/a
23%
preferred
M'cCord
29
84%
19
*18%
Inc
40aA Jan
84%
193/a
4 Va
^
preferred
MCA
39% Jun
45%
85
183A
18%
Co
3
Feb
Co
&
Stores
Maytag
40j/8 Aug 23
V..V 73% July 25
Z
33/4
45
84%
18%
23%
A/."'
pfd
$3.40
6
45"%
84 3/i,
18%
A.
1
Corp
18
26%
5
Feb
Apr
$3.75
76 3A July 20
44% Jan
30Va May 25
12% Jun 27
7
30
58
69 %
453/a
84%
4%
Corp_____A
$3.75 preferred
Aug 26
7
94% Aug
32%
79
22% Mar
Oct
94% Feb
Jan
31
Dec
4
72
.43% Nov
38
19
653A Jan
24
31% Dec
29
Feb
Jan
45%
18%
Co
May Dept
1
9
45
85 Va
*23%
__^
preferred
Masonite
6
300
45%
Cement Mfg Co-
Field
4% %
38% Jan
53% Feb
82% Sep
Marshall
58% Aug 22
22
*
Marquette
Apr 12
Dec
:
Midland
July 27
May 19
24
Marine
45%
45 Va
Moore.—12.60
Exploration
Marquardt Corp
Mar 28
71
9
Y;
6
12
46
65 % Nov
8
46
50
*45
85
*45
Products___l
Automotive
46% May 22
34
21% Dec
t
45 %
1,200
6,100
45%
_5
27% Jan
0
24
26
45%
29%
123
36aA
363/B
45%
,.*85
1
Manhattan-Shirt
19
23
43,o Jun
1
Jan
45
29%
123
85%
..No par
_
16% Feb
62:,A May 11
6
88
Jun
7%
36%
453A
,,
> 1
1
22 % Jun
28% July 30
44% Nov
.
;
& Co_
17
33
223/4 Nov
36%
1
Copper
Manatl Sugar Co
Apr 22
30
124
36%
45%
1
7
8
30
*123
36%
1
Inc_
3
Mallory
124
♦123
1
363/4
*44 Va
_No par
preferred series A__ —100
Madison
363/a
30%
30
30
124
50
preferred (w w)_
(R H) Co Inc com
4%%
23
4 % Jan
21
30
124
37
10
5%%
Macy
Jun
55
30
125
30
10
—100
60% Jun
.?■'
403/a May 17
31
49% Feb
common
6
■78% Sep
17% Oct
-
Forbes
&
preferred
*123%
36%
MacAndrews
July 12
-
52% Jan
_No par
.
...
330
22
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(814)
...
Monday, August 29, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previoua
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
29% Jan
Feb
67
NEW
Lowest
38
9
35% July
91% May li
Mercantile
2
Merck
•
Jan
70
7
96% Jun
20% May 21
73
Jan 20
I
Jun
7
83
Aug 12
NOV
17
88
Feb
•
% Jan
16 % Nov
8
18
70
Deo
14
•8% Mar
•
21
4
18 V« Feb
23
July 20
70% Jan
4
44
22% Feb
6
27% Jun
15
37
74% Dec
22
88% Apr
Dec
28
98
84
75% Nov
30
88
74% Nov
12
64
1
82 % July
83% Jan
40
IS
24% Jun 10
74% Jan
0
81
Feb
Mar 13
63% Jan 13
93
Apr
84% Dec
76% Feb IS
78% Jan It
Mar 31
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
30
Jan
86
Jan
23
68
2
2
92
29
15% Oct
9
111% Jan
28
18% Feb
9
48% July 25
Jan
8
60% NOV 12
83% Jan
33% Dec
Feb
May
30
2
40% uun
17% Mar
24% Mar 20
4.45%
preferred
5 % %
1st
Midwest
26 Vs May 16
Corp
Oil
31
31
July 14
17
Jan
11
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
Jun
17
Minn Mining & Mfg
No par
33% Jan
4
31% Apr
31 % Dec
28
38
Mar
14
39
Jan
21
16% Jan
2
25
Jun
19
35% Oct
20
65
18
23
4% Sep 23
41% Jan
8
8
Apr 19
31% Feb 24
4
4
16% July
Dec
15
20% Jan
.
52% May 29
45% July 29
17
Jun
10
12% Jan
8
Jan
9
8
:
4
Mission
4
Mission Development Co.;
35
Aug 16
SO
5
Mississippi
River
Fuel
Corp
6
Missouri-Kan-Tex
6
Jan
15
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No par
Missouri Portland Cement Co._6.25
04
:
July
74
Aug
I
78% Aug 14
7
80% Mar 11
IS
18% Nov
23
24
Jan
29
11% Dec
22
18% May 20
14% May 20
10
May
Mar
4
37% July 25
26% Mar
21% Jan 28
6
*13% Jan
5
7
3%%
23
19% Jan
•
12% Jun 22
Jan
Industries
Inc
-Jan
2
8
27% Dec
28
56% July 27
35% Mar 2
11
preferred
Monarch
22
21
29% Aug 31
Sep
Monon
Tool
B
31% Aug 24
Montana-Dakota
31% Aug
8
14
20"% Oct
7
27% Aug 20
36% Jan
2
40% Feb
3
63% Deo 23
12% Oct
27
24% Feb
,
.
24
45
Feb 24
2B
21% Mar 8
32% Aug 26
11% Aug
3
27% Aug
24
27% NOT
18% Mar 21
0
July 25
Aug
9
24
Deo
23
14
32
Jan
20
20
37
July
•
31% Feb
t
43% Jan
2
4
53% Mar
22
51% Aug
4
31% July 24
48% Jan
25% Sep
24% Mar
•
28% Jun
13% Feb
1
68% Jun
17
16
13% NOV
5
19% July 16
Jan
•
12% Nov
10
15
16% Dec
23
63% May 6
29% Jan 22
24% Sep
21
49% Jan
34% May
6
15
56% Dec
30
142
Dec
22
164% Apr
3
8
Sep
10
14% Jan
12
55 Va Sep
25
26% Jun
12
46 % Feb
2
28% Jun
8
35% Dec
7
80
Sep
21
Jun
Jun
120% Dec
17
Jan
28% Jan
37% Dec
Aug 28
38% Dec
8
5% Nov
11% Sep
12
Jan
27% Nov
3
'
23% Jan
6
Natl
&
Malleable
Corp
Steel
Tea
Theatres
Feb 17
29% Jun
10
National
Vulcanized
7 Va Jan
15
Natomas
Feb
26
26
13
13
7
Jan
24% Aug
19% Jan
4
75% Jan
6
2
t
49% Mar 13
34% Oct
29
33% Oct
9
'
6
36% May 22
4
22% Aug
84
2
45
43%
31%
29%
30%
29%
31%
32 Va
44%
32%
32,300
35%
35 Va
36%
35%
37%
32%
34%
129,000
32%
;
41 Va
42
79% Jan
New Jersey
6
6
3% Aug
2
6
6
Aug
2
16% Aug
4
New
York
31% Jan
6
New
13
1,500
15%
5,200
1,200
41%
41%
42
41
41%
51
51%
51%
51%
51%
*51
51%
51
51
1,100
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
5,100
39%
14%
41
14%
44%
40%
39'/a
39%
383/4
393%
40 Va
41
44%
12Va
40
31
32%
64%
64%
156% 156%
8%
8Va
60%
61 %
27
27%
59%
59%
28
28%
*14%
15
14'%
14%
15V4
45
44%
44%
445/a
443/4.
12%
12%
12%
123/4
127/a
12%
12%
32%
31%
32%
32Vs
64%
156%
8%
61
156%
313/4
31%
66
67%
66'%
157%
157%
31
67%
157
157%
66
33,800
/
1,700
''-J 1,100
6,100
.
311/2
9,000
67
66%
*157
8,200
320
157%
8 Va
8'/a
8%
8
61%
60%
61%
60
x26%
26%
2 5'/a
25%
253/4
253/a
253/a
59 Va
59%
59%
60
59%
59%
59
59%
11,300
28%
28%
28%
28'/a
28%
28 '/a
28%
23,200
90'%
90%
89%
90 3/4
2,300
8,200
28 Va
26
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8'/4
83/a
8 %
7,200
603/4
59%
60%
14,100
89%
90%
23
22%
23%
23 Va
23%
23 Va
23%
23'/a
51 Va
52%
51 Va
52 %
52'/a
53
52%
52%
:>>? 92
92%
91%
91%
93
93 %
93%
94
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85
84
84%
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84%
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84%
1,700
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51%
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90
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132
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160
95
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17,300
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158
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158 %
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157
157
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133
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133
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133
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31
31'/4
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18%
18%
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31
31%
31%
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158
132
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31
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89
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31
31%
31%
31%
31%
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31%
31Va
31
31
31%
120
70
900
1,900
31%
31
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77 %
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78%
79%
78%
79
78
78%'
18
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
185/8
18%
185/a
4
16Va
16%
15%
16%
16
16%
16
16'/a
16
Televislon___l
6%
7%
6%
7 Vb
7
7%
23 %
23%
23
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10
No par
Co
&
3,600
15 '/2
44%
44%
44%
12Va
12%
39%
15
39%
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51
Co
Fibre
Co__—1
1
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b'/a
5
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1
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27 %
33%
38 %
21%"
13%
13%
27%
27%
38%'
*79
*
80
21%
>
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£
*82
13,900
22%
223/4
4,300
53/8
4,500
193/a
9,900
51/4
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84
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:
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26
38%
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383/4
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79
;
22
*79
22%
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-
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10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
Air. Brake
•
68 %
69%
68%
69%
68
47%
46%
47%
46%
47
46'%
26
26%
26%
26%
21%
21%
21%
35%
36%
36%
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26%
20
20%
36
36%
>> x35%
4%
4%
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>.'
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-
-
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-
40
11,800
40
69
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/ 26%
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6,100
*
15,400
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21%
20s/^
363/4
37%' '
2,100
26,900
32,400
26%
21
37 Va
•
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1,700
84
68
46%
7,600
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80
.
84
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20
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22 /
84
21.
35%
0
No par
...15
Central.....
N Y Chicago & St Louis Co
•
69 %
69
46%
v
100
133/4
26%
38%
79
22%
5%
19
25
/
80
'
21%
84
10,200
7'/4
5%
27%
6,300
16'/4
19'/a
'38%
38%
9,100
.
23%
22%
13%
26
1,400
31%
7%
5%
*13%
*30%
73%
7'/a
19%
'
22 Va
*82
:
24
5%
38%
82
,
19
"
22Va
82
5%
19%
»
30
*79
.
pfd.100
5Va
19 Va
fi '
13%
26%
,
v
19%
*13%
;
>>
23 %
23
1
Pr & Lt Co 4%
York
39% Jun
i
19% July 27
29% Mar
22
22%
Newmont Mining Corp
6
47% Aug 22
32% Jan
7
1,300
4,100
10,200
22 Va
>
21%
,
65
May C
33% May 11
23% May 11
3,600
51
Meter
Co
„__5
Newberry Co (J. J.) common.No par
3%% preferred
100
New England Electric System
1
Aug 26
12%
■
40 Va
,
Neptune
79% Aug 19
-
44%
1
Steel
Natus Corp
Neisner Bros
34% May 24
40% July 11
9
19
21% Jan
National-Standard
Mar 10
14% Mar
4
37% Mar
71
25
44%
22
Co
4
Jan
8,600
44%
*15
Cast-No par
National
21
27
22
Jan
40
4% July 22
30 Va
15%
__100
Service
National
*
29% Sep
preferred B
4
86% Apr 30
107% Mar 11
22
25%.Feb
6 %
National Linen
4
19
,7,000
30 %
22%
..100
Jan
Jan
2
16
preferred A
20% Jan
82 % Mar
•
22
Dec
7%
14% July 27
6% July 1
14
31%
30%
22
___5
Corp
Sugar Ref Co.
15
30%
29%"
15%
10
common
National
37% Apr
43% Feb
12
2
68% Oct
Co
National
15
9
28
35
Lead
8
22
31 %
30%
21%
100
preferred
4
Dec
31%
>
15%
common..
14
10% Mar 24
31
30%
.
22%
10
Co...
Co
Jan
15% Dec
3,700
» 29,700
No par
Gas
98% Jan
24
11
41%
15%
1
pfd series of 1951.
4
13
400
11
22%
Corp com__5
28% Jan
4
600
2,800
-
41%
11
-41%
22
3
24% Mar 25
7
19% Jan
Lines
43
Apr 28
•«
13
16
5
2
70
*12
23
__10
20% Jan
30% July 14
12%
15Va
...100
16% Jttn
6
14% Nov
24
74% Dec
15
13
13
22
5
common
40% Mar 13
22
71% Dec
July 25
)98% Aug
10
36% Jan
29
44
7
13% Jan
Jun
X30%
13%
13%
22%
Corp.
Gypsum
132 % Aug 26
>23% Dec 15
17% Sep 22
9% Jun
Fuel
Nat'cnal
18
41%
13
v
«
>
.
10
Corp.
National
Aug 18
11
42%
13 Vs
13
12%
13
190
350
14%
15%
1
120% Jan 19
2
74% Jan
Aviation
4
22
11%
41 Va
-
22 '/a
5
134% Mar 12
2
11
42%
14%
'14%
■
•
1
11
31
11 Va
41%
75%
14%
Inc
9
11 Vs
42%
:
65 Va
*74
22 Va
City
Aug
14%
11%
>>22%
Dairy Products
160
.,14%- c
*14%
:.
*64
75%
*74
>
11 Va
6
National
3
65%
' I \
74
x74
8
5
11
Mar
17,600
22%
Jan
159
.>1,800
9%
22%
24% Jan
10
64
21%
9%
22%
Natl Distillers & Cliem
$4.50
'
64
21%
9%
__1
.
.
Co
preferred —
National
76
21%
9%
22%
Corp
Corp
National
4
J>
66
1,200
»;:> 21 Va
12 Va
9
Jan
X9
85
National Biscuit Co
July 28
.21%,?:: '
9%'
21
v
2,500
32%
32%
11
94
9%
7,300
41
12 Va
27
109%
20%
9Va
4%
41
*31% 1
82%
31
Apr 29
82% Aug 4
144% Jan
6
20%
4%
5,400
14,100
32%
32
National Cash Register
89
32%
.
4%
41%
3,000
28,900
V,
*31%
;
84%
35% Jan
3
32Va
32%
C
5,400
•
:
» 5,500
82%
60% Jun
132% Aug
30%
41
41%.
14%
29%
4%
4%
4%
41
*74%
30%
86%
Brass
4%%
29%
84%
3
Jan
34%
26%
86 %
707/a Jun
59
19
34%
25%
84 Va
54% July 27
104
18%
34%
26%
84 Va
National Can
49% July 28
19 Va
34 Va
26
13
83%
1
88
Aug 11
21% May 27
18% '
34%
84,100
37 Va
12 Va
26
6
W
4%
*64%
1,200
29%
37%
32%
44% Jan 20
21
19 Va
34%
29%
37%
12 Va
25
Apr 27
97% Feb 26
30 Va
18%
,
,
32
12
71
29 %
29%
37%
•:
■
12%
11% Mar
May
26%
29%
32%
'
3,700
•
41
,
9,000
-
75%
37
V
26%
32%
1
July 25
-74%
77 Va
29%
■
12 Va
National Airlines
Aug 11
75%
74%
20%
74%
13
12%
4
-
11%
12%
31%
17% Jan
July 18
*10%
13
3
3
8
11%
11
13
12
Corp
Corp
I'l'o
30%
V
'
''
37
;;,j
34%
41
200
158
29 Va
V/
29%
18%
4%
30%
32%
Wheel
National
18%
20 Va
30%
32%
>
1
32% Aug 22
67 % Aug 25
11%
29%
37Va
27%
34%
20%
30%
14%
13
10
Co
National Acme Co_.
157% Aug 12
30%
12%
Lines
&
-;
4
12
I'#-
154%
20
30%
11%
20 Va
30%
11%
78%
77
29 %
36%
26%
287/a
155%
20%
154%
151
v:
20%
32%
Inc
17
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
154%
20%
19%
20Va
30 Va
Jun
143% Jan
20%
>>
35 Va
>> 12 Va
54% Jan
Natco
19%
35%
15
Apr
24% Jan
9
145
NAFI
19%
19%
1,500
2,300
10,600
14,900
.
31%
4
Mar 30
19%
33%
35%
1
No par
42% Aug
12
-
36
33%
/
56
31%
__1,000 lir*
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
1
92%
36
44%
5
109
19
Nov
Feb
8
91%
36
43%
32% Jan
23
84
44% Aug
92
40
(John)
Mueller
56
91'/a
35
39%
54% Jun
24
104
22
55%
91%
34%
20%
31
Jan
80
1
52% Sep
Motor
4
28% Jan
55%
91 Va
30%
11% Jun
18
60% Sep
^23% Jan
55%
30%
Motor Products
10
Feb
56
148% 150%
75 *'
14%
*
55 %
100
91%
*33
,
10,200
52
55 %
30%
11%
65
50
30 Va
*50
52
*50
52
30%
30%
30 %
30%
30 Va
*50
~40
:>> €0
.,
30%
Moore-McCormack
9
16
30%
200
95
31
7
25% Sep 22
24% Jan
2
80%
*93%
31
19
Morrell
*79
95
30%
1,1
14% Jan
Motorola
80%
*93%
30 Va
-
—No par
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
May 31
27% Jun 29
*79
shares
American
98
80
x41%
»
Utilities
47% Jan
4
94 Va
*78%
Mining & Chemical—
4
53% Jan
75% July 28
22% Dec
Aug 25
33% Aug 15
*92
80
12Va
-
2
Montana Power Co
16
Montecatlnl
20% Jan
Co
94%
*78%
9'/a
13
No Par
Chemical
*92
•
20%
14%
..25
i___
Monsanto
•:
4%
65
No par
class A___
81%
91%
v
41
32%
*>>'75
1.25
Machine
RR
Class
4
"
100
95
30
18%
9
83,400
*80%
80
79
50
r;3oo
40
81%
79
*93%
50
59
39
38%
95
*78%
95
>
*58
58%
38 %
94 Va
79%
80%
78%
58%
*80
81
*92
94%
*92
*79
20%
"
100
11% Aug 22
55% Jan
80%
32Va
1
'
8
80%
34%
41
common__5
4.20% preferred
Mojud Co Inc
87% Mar 23
11% May
16
Missouri Public Service Co
Mohasco
11
15% Jun
38%
287/a
4%
5
15% Jan
Aug 24
24
RR
21% Aug 25
17
59
76%
28%
36%
27%
34%
1
6% Jan
12% Nov
38% Jan
10
Corp
48% Jan
Feb
58 Va
38
307/a
11%
26%
28%
18%
1
t
8% July 25
58%
39%
10%
38%
80%
20%
30
*10%
75%
28%
36%
:
No par
6
39
*58
51
20
2.50
3% May
17
70
68% Jan
Paper
22% Jan
7
29% Jun 15
18% Apr 27
60
Ontario
17% Mar
2
Jan
34
&
Minnesota Power & Light
Minute Maid Corp
37% Jan
MarlO
30
Minnesota
37% Aug 25
27% July 15
17% May 12
27
July 12
10
41% Mar
88
May 11
28
I
49% Apr
29% May
,
5
10%
19,000
33%
19 % 20
143% 150%
No par
10% July
6,800
10%
*33
Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co
1
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No par
4
78%
10%
30% '■
*50
Minerals & Chera
5
10
77%
10%
92
1
Jun
79
10%
55 %
24% Jan
20% Feb
77%
10%
91 %
178% Jun
2
80 Va
10%
55%
8
21
79
96%
297/a
10
100
80
5
Corp
12,800
84
83
79%
*95
1
*81
84
1,600
91 Va
79
100
common
preferred
Shares
897/a
90 Va
*81
the Week
*81
"79
79
10
Friday
Aug. 26
35 Va
35%
83
94%
*78%
100
Inc...
Enterprises Inc
Midland-Ross
Aug 25
series.
Utilities
>92
100
19% Mar 23
14% Dec
19% Nov
10%
100
series
17% May 10
123% Feb
July 21
20% Sep
31% Dec
preferred
Aug. 24
83
79 V4
10 %
78 %
100
preferred series
Midland
3
series
29% July 29
150
83
*81
12.50
Co
preferred
Middle South
22
17
36
2
8
89%
80%
3.80%
Feb
90 Va
80%
3.85%
93
35%
89
59
8
59% Feb
88
27
35%
89%
39
18
Jan
35%
87%
57%
Aug 11
58
35%
89%
38%
4.35%
32% July 22
May 11
35%
88%
5
Jun
95
60
10
Deo
39% Jan
Machine
81% Apr
79
4
35
3%
16%o
Co
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd
100
Aug 26
26% Mar 10
33
Mesta
18
87
Inc
common
Inc
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 25
35%
35%
P~
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
23
Mar 19
Stores
Co
&
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 23
Monday
Aug. 22
HIGH
AND
LOW
1
STOCK
$3.50 preferred
__Nopar
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
1
80% Aug 24
9% Aug
71
YORK
EXCHANGE
;
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co-
8% Dec
29
10% Jan
Dec
24
20% Jan -
24% Dec
29
-10
.
38% Feb
17
.
6% Jan
6
Common
12% Jan
..
5
Preferred
27% Jan
11
No par
5%
71% Dec
29
33% Dec
-
11
15
65
27% Nov U
|
84% Mar 11
;
23% May
72% Jan
4
41% Jan
14
1
Sep
18
73% Apr
69
Dec
23
74
Dec
21
77% Apr 13
85% Mar 3
;
79% Oct
29
100% Oct
88% Apr
20
108
Sep
19% Sep
17
102% Feb
34
17
91
Jun
16
84% Jan
29
20% Nov
25
11% Dec
4
.
2
Mar 23
26
23% Aug 25
44% July 2
108
Dec
22
33% Mar 16
45% Jan 14
28% Aug 24
80% Aug 19
39% Aug 17
73
-
7
76
74% Jan
4
80% May 4
88 Va Aug 18
Jan
19
99% Feb
2
92% Jan 20
18% May
5
30% May 24
92% July 28
108
Shipbuilding
Corp..
State
Electric
Corp—
Gas
____'_x.__.No par
preferred......
..100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.Nopar
3.40% preferred
100
3.60%
preferred
100
*
-
3.90%
preferred
4.10%
9
101 Va Aug 24
22
Jan 15
Y
$3.75
Aug 17
Aug
York
Common
Mar 28
69% Mar
80
New
N
25% Dec
;
preferred
preferred
5.25%
-
4.85%
6
Nopco
106% Jan
4
Norfolk
100
Chemical
5
Co
Western
&
100
.1
Ry common__25
6ep~23
32
Sep
21
64
Dec
28
Jun
100% Oct
102
20% Jan
11% Mar
4
22% Aug 18
13% July 12
19% Aug
30%
23% Mar 10
12% Dec
3
22% July 20
preferred
preferred
Norris-Thermador Corp
17
Adjustment
6%
52% Mar 18
29% May
6
45% Aug 22
North
14
36
Jan
29
45% May 24
North
30
73
Jan
27
64
Jan
6
24
35% Jan
22
26% Feb 17
99% Jan 6
5
108
Feb
Sep
21
113% Mar
28
103
Nov
16
6
103% Jan
4
18
101% Jan
13
68
American
American
Car
_____506
1
preferred
preferred
Nov
16
57% May 22
88% May 11
48
22% Jan
2
25% Apr 20
22% Jan 28
29 % Aug 26
Dec
28
77% Mar 17
67% Jan
S
75
$3.60
78% Dec
29
88% Mar 23
78
6
87
86% Mar
61
4
Northern
Pacific
30%
100
79
Dec
21
79% Dec
28
2
Jan
88% Mar 23
Apr 29
79% Jan 11
79% Dec
28
89
80
24% 8ep
29% Dec
18
22
44% May 12
46% Apr 10
29% Dec
22
44
Apr
40%
Dec"22
Mar 25
10
Jan
8
24% Mar 31
16% Apr 28
23% July 27
Aug
4
Aug 26
100
Ry
For
17
31% Jan
footnotes,
see page
26.
22% May
Jun
4
2
27
80
4 *79% 's 80 >
'37%
■
37
70
79%
:> *87%
*106
100
.
89%
107
101%
*88
*105
100
373/a
70%
'•
80
37 Va
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75
79
91
>86 '
106%
{
*
70
90,900
v
71
50
75
•
.
570
79
74
803/4
;
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"
:
/ 10,200
130
89
*105V2; 106'%
100'%
410
203/4
100
203%
2,300
5,500
5,100
100
337/a
34'%
99%
100 %
983/4
99
223/8
22%
*223/a
223/4
*13
13'%
100
99%
22%
*13
45%
21%
43%
41%
101
22%
I,500
13%
*13
13%
21%
21
21%
20 Ve
20'%
2,800
44%
43%
44
433/a
443%
60,800
2.600
40%
41
40 3/4
41%
65
65
65
65
65
30%
x30
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
106%
107 %
*106%
108 %
*106V2
108'%
100
110%
111
*110
111
*110
111
200
110
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110
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110
105%
*104%
106%
110
*110
110%
110
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110
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40 V*
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407/a
290
66
305/a
9,700
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42 Va
42%
41
42
8,700
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
287/a
29%
8.200
75
74%
75
180
87
87
230
—
86 %
**
*83%
prpfprr'"'
series
100
*83%
85
preferred
series
86
seriei
100
100
*85
$4.16 preferred
Northrop Corp.
*85%
86%
*85%
40 %
41%
40%
18
18% ';
18%
18%
1
10
Inc—;
preferred
25
Wire
*79'
*78 V2
1,000
'i
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74
Co.
70%
80
28%
28 Va'
v
203/a
86%
&c
37 Va
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>
,
20 Va
74
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conv
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v
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34%
85%
fl%%
17%
V 800
77/a
17%
•:
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7%
20%
74Va
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17%
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<
34%
86
Norwich
•
79%
75
Airlines
v
70%.
75%
*85
$4.11
<
28%
37%
--
*75
*74
08
7%
17%
683/4
28
100
Northwest
50
8
28 " '
...100
31% Jan
38% Mar
series
4%
*7%
42%
__5
;
(Minn)
5
preferred
87
Aug 26
41% Aug 22
18% Jun 28
39%Dec
110
*109
100
—
V
.
s-v
$4.10 preferred series
83% Aug 16
86% Aug 10
4
104
4%
17%
41
64%
41
65
Northern States Pwr Co
67
40%
17%
5
!■. 7%
44%
45%
30 %
Common
Jan
44%
5
preferred
18
71
74
74
76
76
*79
81
>
*79
81
>
*87%
89%
*87%
89%
V
*106% 107% > *106% 107%
100
100
100
100
20%
20%
20%
20%
33%
34
34
34%
99% 100%
100% 10l3/4
*22%
22%
22%
22%
13%
13%
*13
13%
21%
21%
20%
21%
65
Gas
-7%
'f
'
4% I :4%
4%
7%
'
-
10
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5.80%
17%
17%
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27%
27% •>
27%
80 -80%
*79
36%
37
/> 37%
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71. ■>>>>70
50
Central
Natural
5.60%
7%
Co
Northern
Northern
5% %
•
,
Corp...
Co
Mar 29
Aug 24
109% Aug 17
10
Aviation
30% Aug 22
107% Aug 24
111
__„„__25
...
40% Dec
100% Oct
42
19
100
.
preferred
Share Corp
Niagara
41% Jan
100
...
*4
*7Va
-
>
..100
series A
Co
25%
5
^...62%e
*20
"
~
-43%
26
44%
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85
*85%
87
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86%
86%
86%
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873/4
*863/4
873/4
€0
41 %
39%
40%
39%
403/a
39%
403/a
53,100
18%
19%
-183/4
19%
18%
19
26Va
19%
-
86%
*83 Va
86%
26
-
86%
85
86
20%
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26 %
*83%
26
85
87
87
26
20
-
*83'%
19%
19%
19%
19%
44%
43%
44%
44
443/4
26
85
"80
87
•'
2 6 Va
*19%
-
-
197/a
443%
44'%
6,500
II,700
400
14,800
Volume 192
Number 5981
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.The
.
(815)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1 <
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Aug. 22
Par
Aug. 23
HIGH SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Au«-
Friday
Aug. 25
the Week
Aug. 26
Shares
o
Ohio
Edison
Co
31% May 17
371/2 Aug 19
83
Dec
21
953/4 Jan
16
84
363/4
37%
92%
93
♦92
85
12
75% Jan
93
29
Aug 22
8t% Aug 25
100
Dec
4.40% prererred
3.90% preferred
37%
93
74
92%
92%
100
80%
81%
81
81
Jan
13
89
96
81 »/2
100
94 %
95%
16
86
95%
95% Jan
4.56% preferred
4.44% preferred
81%
95%
95%
95i/a
100
♦913/4
873/4 Dec
86
15
100
Sep 30
34 % Nov
13
27% Jun
16
9
80
18
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
93
Aug
9
Aug 25
30% Aug
393/4 Jan
28 % Mar
46'/a May 21
-34'/4 Mar 4
29
Dec
Jan
35% July 15
16% Aug 16
16
27
Ohio
Jan
4
25
90»/a Feb
5
83% Jun
87
31
30 % Jun
2
29% Aug 25
54% Jan
4
14% Jan
7
24% May 10
37% Aug
4
14% May 5
26% Nov
25
Jun
16
23% Jan
5
36% Aug 10
15% Nov 12
61% Feb
9
16% May
973/4 Jan
37 % Jan
23% Jan
12
23
Jan
25
122% Jun
93% Feb
10
116
27
110% Dec
9
203/4 Nov
13
38% Apr
28
25
24
993/4 Feb
4
85
Jan
16% Jun
July 25
65
104% Feb
Otis
Jun
1
34%
Jan 27
93
8
»% Sep
23
14 y*
May 14
11/ Jan
7
16% Nov
16
233/4 Jan
16
153% Jan
5
13% Aug
11% Jan
8
11% Nov 27
18
Jun
23% Feb
22
26
Bl% Nov
5
67>/4 Apr
9
663% Apr
3
45% Nov
16
23
29% Oct
7
56% Jan '
25% Sep
126
Oct
21
1443/4 Apr
24
4'% Sep
22
6 y. Jan
29
30
Sep
46 Mi Nov
3
20% Nov
17
35 y* Apr
25
59% Jan
Aug
Feb
2
12
39
Jan
•17% July
Pacific Tin
Pan
6
4
23
31 ya
July 24
23
42V\ Sep
22
65 y2 Mar 20
38
Oct
12
2
12% Feb
3 Va Jan
26
30
4
July 28
60% Feb
29
21% Jan
12
25
64% Jun
11
44
39% Mar 12
21
11
25% Nov
13
Dec
11
88
84% Dec
15.?% Nov
% Aug 15
25% Jan 27
5
8
98% Apr 20
89
20
85% Jan
5
Jan
40% Nov 27
74
26 y4 Jan
393/4 Dec
&
4.68%
7
Penney
Penna
17% Jan
Jan
7
Pet Milk
7
95% Mar
7
16% Jan
11
13% May 17
3ya Aug 16
26% Mar 14
46% Jun
24
4
Mar 30
57
9
B% Jan
Mar
31
3
43% Mar
8
47% Mar 31
20% Jan 18
53
Aug 16
22
Aug 24
57% Jan
Apr
8
26
87% Dec
11
103 % Apr
7
98% Jun
10
Dec
23
88% Apr
15
13
87% Jan
75
Jan
13
83% Aug
8
85
Dec
17
99
2
84% Jan
6
95 % Aug 23
12
100 y2 Aug 24
Dec
83
28
104% Jan
39 ya Sep 15
21
Jan
7
65
Dec
Jun
9
77% Dec
78
26
93
y* May 12
303/4 May 6
73
Apr 30
31% May 3
23% July 22
65
Aug 12
65% Mar 10
60
Apr
84 Va Apr
23
*
74% Dec 22
77% Jan 20
85
Aug 12
74% Jan
80
Aug 16
02
14
Mar 23
Oct
22
52% Mar 23
11% Jan
28
16% Dec
41
Jan
56
1
54
Jan
49
Jan
39% Apr
71
6
f
Mar 29
72% Aug 25
8
14
9
41% Mar
1
48% Aug 23
17% Aug 26
Co
2nd
preferred
Phila
$1
„
Electric
conv
Co
Dec
89
Dec
94
Mar 18
Jun
17
88
Aug
8
2
86
Aug 16
93
Jan
22
19 y4 Aug
14% Dec 28
84
99% Apr
PhlUp Morris Ina
17
15
Jan
12
19% May 20
124% Jan
7
98%
99%
119
118
273/4
118
273/4
118
i
27%
•92
93y2
118
27%
93%
1,640
16
100
93
93%
8,400
97%
<
98%
8,500
118
;
28%
•92
17%
•15%
118
•92
1,100
28
27%
93 %
3,800
93%
—+
153/4
,16%
16
16 Va
16
16%
16
16
143/8
143/4
16
145/8
14%
14%
15
16%
14%
2,300
15%
*
14%
15%
15%
14%
15%
15%
16%
14%
2,700
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,000
•21%
22
♦21%
'••
22
•21%
22
•21%
22
51%
51%
52
51%
52
67
68
67%
68 Va
67
68
50 3/8
51%
50s/8
51%
50s/a
51%
51
51%
28 y»
28%
283/8
285/o
28%
283/4
28%
283/4
138%
138 %
28%
138%
138 %
28%
1
138%
138%
5%
53/a
138%
5%
138%
5%
200
5%
53%
28 3/8
5%
27%
5%
27%
3,600
27%
27%
4,800
28
'»
♦138
139
5%
28
53/a
27%
28
•21%
22
52
,
52%
9,900
67%
673/4
16,900
50%
51%
7,600
27
7,900
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1
14%
193/4
14%
203/4
203/4
21
143/b
20%
21%
5,900
20%
20%
20%
203/4
36,600
43'/2
44%
44%
45
45%
46
45
45%
62
61 %
44%
45%
43%
89%
623%
44%
11,400
613/4
88
88
*88%
X44ya
45%
*88%
89%
•88%
89%
•88%
89%
58%
613/8
59%
60%
60%
61%
43%
43%
43%
12,700
43%
433/4
45%
24%
31,000
243/4-
24%
24%
1,000
43
2.80
243/4
24%
243/4
25
24%
26%
433/4
433/4
43
43
42%
42 y*
1
1%
1%
2
♦1%
2
8
>173/4
18
18
18
17%
18
28
♦22%
23
23
23
223/4
493/4
50 3/4
50%
•50%
1
29%
295%
_
.
♦1%
153/a
1
29%
15%
15%
44
42%
l7/a
1%
1%
800
173/4
17%
.17%
17%
223/4
22%
223/4
22%
223/4
51
51
32,200
1,100
51
51
51
29%
29%
29%
x283/4
293/8
16,100
15%
44
15%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
3,200
413/a
41%
43%
263/a
26
26
1
♦30
No par
V
500
1,100
45
•44
43%
44
43
44%
43%
44%
24,000
26
27
25%
26
253/4
26 y8
6,300
•44
403/4
26
J
42%
1%
153/4
44
•42
50
29
50%
29%
44
8
—80
:
45
•44
45
70
303/4
30%
31
313/8
31%
;
31 y4
31%
31%
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
■.'V
2,600
27%
27%
27%
100
27%
273/4
96 3%
96%
97
96%
973/4
97
8,600
963/4
97%
96 3/4
100
973/4
♦93%
94
93%
94
933/4
94
93%
933/4
94 y*
10
94%
370
125/a
12%
123/4
13
123/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
5
12%
36%
36%
37
36%
363/4
36%
36%
35%
36%
28,800
1,300
64%
65%
65%
653/4
*36
65% ,66
♦46%
64%
66
*46%
48
%
48
34%
34%
*34%
35
*34%
96
*94%
96
♦94%
♦94%
14%
|
33/8
33He
32%
100
♦973/4
143/4
v.
14%
35/8
33/8
323/4
32
100
*98
46%
V
34%
35
•34%
•94%
96
3%
32%
98 y4
50%
51%
513/4
53%
51%
51%
51%
52
♦21%
213/4
97%
97%
82%
82%
82%
95
.100
\
95%
99%
♦98
95
99%
22
22
*97
100%
3,800
33^
2.000
34%
57,500
100
10
53%
54%
53%
543/4
28,500
52%
51%
523/4
5,400
22%
•97
•83
200
"
97%
30
83%
60
*'
95%
95%
$5%
90
100 Va
•99%
•/ -V
223/4
97%
83%
•95
100%
•22
98
83%
96
*
-800
I
83%
♦94%
95%
99%
3%
323/8
•98
700
143/4
52
'
98
.*82%
3%
16,900
*22
52%
97%
-100
-^'•i "•
45%
14%
33%
98%
51%
21%
14%
3%
100
51
82%
7,100
35%
96
14%
45
32%
*98
710
48
•94%
51%
97%
•46%
45%
143/4
X31 %
'
48
96
33/8
3%
*
45 y.
453/4
14%
32%
100
•31
35
45 ;
14%
•46%
48
*46%
443/4
1
com
643/4
,64
:
46%
-No par
100
•99%
iooy2
100
7,500
39,500
323/b
333/8
32
32%
313/4
32%
26%
27 %
26%
26%
25%
26%
65 3/4
66%
•65%
66%
•65%
66%
30
72%
72%
72%
71%
723/4
7,300
84%
♦83%
84%
84
84
33
33%
33%
33%
.25
25%
26%
26
66%
653/4
653/4
71%
71%
*83%
•83%
803/4
*79%
72%
84%
79%
71%
84%
179%
*79%
793/4
79%
79%
•79%
80%
10
473/0
48%
48
48%
473/4
48%
47%
48%
46 y»
47%
37,900
153/4
J
,16%
153/4
15%
15%
16
15%
16 y.
16%
17%
16,600
36%
37%
37%
37%
37 3%
37%
5,500
—100
•65%
R
703/4
84
common
4* preferred
3,90* series preferred
100
-
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Hansen Corp.
FlUsbury Co common
—No
■:
"'
par
35%
36
36%
—No pay
1
04 preferredPiper Aircraft Corp.
05
993/4
17
16
51
—.
Fhilco Corp common
3%* preferred series A
•95%
98
*95%
665/8
68
♦
37
60
"
Ino
98
*95%
66
68
673/4
693/a
39
•95%
98
98
•95%
98
68%
69%
68 %
,38%
19%
39
383/8
39
10,200
20%
19%
20
3,800
86ya
86'/a
693/a
5,400
38%
preferred
38%
X38%
38%
39
10
19%
20%
20
20%
20
20%
No par
No par
♦86
873/4
*86
873/4
*86
873/4
•86
873/4
♦853/4
88
*853/4
88
*853/4
88
•85%
88
•86
88
1
18%
19
18%
19
18%
19
18%
19
x!8%
18%
•128 Va
128 3/4
27%
273/a
6,100
%
62%
17,100
15%
5,300
common
convertible preferred
04.80
93%
99%
♦21%
Pitts Coke <& Cham Co
4
♦92
92%
67 %
4JO* preferred.
4.68* preferred.
Phila d* Reading Corp~~(NT)—
25% Jan
19% Aug 22
271/4
93%
*15%
92%
51%
1.80* preferred
Pltney-Bowes
16
27%
15 '/a
993/4
J.00
4.40% preferred-
31
83
271/4
118
17
15%
91%
92%
com—No par
,100
453/8 July
Feb
99
119
♦92
common—No par
preference
32
2
IOO1/4
1183/4
13.00
97
Aug
91%
503/4
Phelps-Dodge Corp
693/a Aug 24
43% Jun 30
39% Jan 36
Apr 11
43% Feb
1
15
991/8
16%
♦15% .16
3,600
66%
(conv)
91
.26% Dec
17%
93
No par
common
8
21% Jan
16
91%
453/4
3
7
♦15%
1
6.28
By Co_
49% Aug 27
Sep
17
25,100
3 81/4
l
com
53% Dec
4
23%
Corp
Light
95 y* May
.
Jan
23
Corp
20% Jan
36% Dec
23%
38%
3.B0
13% Apr 29
31% May 6
90
17
common
(Chas) & Co Ino
4*
8
22% Jan
Oct
Pflxer
9
23
20
17
375/8
No par
4%% preferred
;
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfelffer Brewing Co
38% Jun 23
100
96% Jun
5
70% Mar
17
22%
10,100
16%
Pepsi-Cola Co
13
92 % Jan
6 3% Feb
53%
Corp
Peoria Sc Eastern
17
22
43% May
39%
523%
38
70o
68% Mar 25
36 y* Jun
25
100
39%
53%
Enterprises
Sand
50 Va Jun
193% Jan
27
22%
39%
52%
50o
66% May 16
99% Feb
22
20%
39%
54%
38
,
No par
100
Chemicals
4
106,200
39%
23 y*
Ford
29
34 y* Jan
25,900
53%
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
5
403%
100
Co
Penn Power &
40%
213/|
22%
Corp
prior preferred
Glass
40%
19%
543/8
preferred
(J C)Co
Pennsalt
Jan
20
40%
:
4,200
No par
14 3/7
com
8
18
3% Oct
19%
100
29%
10
9
14
30 ya Sep
18%
16%
88
29%
28
45
Oct
04% Sep 22
64% Dec 22
20
;
29%
23%
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light <fc Coke__
15l/4 Dec
82
18%
29%
54'/a
conv
35
94% Aug 26
46% July 27
31
20
,
22%
Corp
&
33y8Aug
2
41 y.
19%
16%
•87
i
29%
54%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
22
973/4 Aug 24
18
Aug
543/4 Feb
Mar 23
67% Dec 30
Penick
273/4 Aug 25
4
34
64% Aug 11
5
conv
303/4 Mar 31
•••„
12% July 27
55% Mar 20
493/4 Jan
Jan
5%
July 26
443/4 Jun
8
22% July 25
29% May
17
45
30
102% Apr
14
18% Jun
29
38 % Aug
36
July 6
35% Dec 18
Sep 21
32% Dec
29%
403/B
23%
World Airways Inc
East Pipe Line—
Coal
>
29%
41 y*
54
Electronics
Mines
Peabody
5
23% May 5
523/4 July 22
31% Jan
4
Mar IB
Jun
Patlno
,
40%
IB
Parker Rust Proof Co
Parmalee Transportation
Mar 16
18 V* Aug
253/4 Aug
3
15% Aug 23
41
26
3
24
12
45 % Nov
•87
Electric
Paramount Pictures
Parke Davis & Co
1
28% Jan
13/i Jun
8
•163%
88
87
291/4
40%
_l
4% preferred
3
July 22
14 y* Feb
243A Apr
88
i
29%
22%
Corp
Common
15
14
29
80yaSep
88
May
65% July
51% Jun
18 y4 Dec
21% Sep
16%
♦87
American Sulphur
Pan Amer
4
48 Va Jan
8
83% Mar 18
233% Jan
87
87
29
40%
\
com
Consolidated
Packard-Bell
4
23% Jan
Jun
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
Jun
♦86%
f
so¬
No par
Corp
16% Apr 28
28
8
9
23,900
as
Teleg
40
49*% July 30
94
Sep 21
le,500
32%
No par
Lighting
7% Jan
4
50% Mar 13
Dec
42
36% Feb
35%
32%
common
Pacific Telep &
6* preferred
28
Panhandle
83
34%
32%
10
preferred
Pacific
145
26% July 25
2
Jun
933/4
35
31%
16%
100
32% Jan
4
13
43
•92%
34%
32%
♦16%
30o
Co
51% Aug 11
23
13
35%
32%
16%
Pacific Gas
Jan
24
343/4
32%
68 % Aug 24
130 y* Feb
5
34%
321/4
19
8
440
93
34%
May 11
26% Mar 10
96
95%
♦I6I/4
22% May 2
60% Jan U
46% Mar
20
270
•95
95%
93
93
8,100
16%
Utllites
Glass
&
.70
82
34%
8% preferred
Pacific Finance
6
93
•80%
32%
Pacific Amer Fisheries Ino
J
Pacific Cement dt Aggregates lno-R
Pacific Coast Co common
1
18% Jan
•913/4
37%
93
81%
32 y*
18% May 11
50 y2 Aug
60
68
9
■173/8 Aug 17
5
18% Mar 18
20
68 % Jun
Aug
93
36%
.1
93
343/b
3.128
4% preferred
Oxford Paper Co
A
Dec
Rockland
Elevator
Owens-Illinois
♦913/4
37%
81%
♦16y4
7.50
Overland Corp (The)
Owens Corning Plberglas
14
130% May 31
16
Gael
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet
Co
17
93
36%
•92
100
Natural
Orange &
5
36 3/8
5
Mathieson Chemical Corp
Oliver Corp
23
37%
20
common
Olin
4
15y# Feb
2
31
1043/4 Dec
58% Jun
75
7
943/4 July
10
791/2 Feb
4
22% Aug 16
ley* Jun 23
39% July 15
7
42% July
36% Mar
293/4 May
Oklahoma
37%
No par
Elec Co
4% preferred
4.24% preferred
Sep
58% July 28
is
Co
Okla Gas &
25% Dec
41% Feb
9
Oil
common
(conv)
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
20
5,100
Pitts Ft Wayns A Chlo By—
125% Dec
145
24% Jan
42
73 V8 May
91% Mar 19
19% May
Dec
30
16
Nov
5
119
Sep
8
21% Nov
17
96% Jan
28
68
9
Mar 16
116
18
50
Dec
18
87
56% Dec
31
43% Mar
313/8 Apr
188% Dec
17
22
19% Jun
8*
IB
8%*
Jan
6
125
Apr 11
4
81% Jan
124% Jan
9
4
71% Aug 17
8
Jan
23
15% May 10
163% Feb
1
28% May 14
Sep 22
Pittsburgh Steel Co
12
18
July 25
Aug
4
Jan
75% Jan
Mar
Dec
7* guaranteed preferred
Pitts Metallurgical Ino
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
May 11
71
Aug
81
4
22% Jan
11% Aug
132
8
80% Jan
Aug
643/4 July
9
125
34% Mar 31
38% Jan
14
Feb
23% Jan
62% July 31
9
29
80
131
22% May 11
69 Va Jun
2
26
82% Jan
Dec
74%
22
4
283/4 Jan
68
iooy4 Jun
Mar
July 23
6
2613/4 Aug 22
25% Jan
3
5
Jan
14
31
25% May 19
29% Feb
24
89 Va May 31
27
Feb
1
73% Feb
9
903/4 Nov
30
81% Feb
1
473/4 Feb
353/4 Dec
17
Jan
11
26% Dec
10
78% Oct
5
91% Mar 20
80
Jun
5
92
Mar 20
83
Sep 23
93
Jan
16
85
98
;
Dec
106% Apr
48% Feb
6
98
9
41% Feb
17
76% Mar 13
65% Jan
5
73
20% Jan
7
23% Apr 20
22% Mar 22
96
Sep
22
21
Dec
20% Sep
22
19% Dec 22
104
Sep 21
12
12 Va
125
*120%
*120%
'
55 J/4
56%
78
90
91%
68
68%
B
17%
16%
66
55%
,
123/a
125
55%
89%
89%
67%
17%
173/4
70
*12%
•64%
65
•68
68%
67
67
3,700
173/4
18%
67 Ye
18
17%
17%
173/4
18%
8,800
Inc
256%
2603/4
20%
20%
20%
20 3/a
20%
20%
•20%
20%
100
91%
91%
*903/4
91%
91
91%
91
91%
*903/4
91%
259
fund
preference
Power
30%
10
Co
Gamble
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
303/s
131%
303/a
125%
129%
125%
131
129%
63 3/4
64
633/4
40%
41%
403/4
41%
40%
41
28%
29
29 Va
29%
29
29%
126
1
10
132
128
85% Aug 15
87% Aug 17
4.08* preferred
4.18* preferred.
100
*85%
86%
*85%
86%
*85%
*87%
89%
*87%
89%
*87%
88% Aug
5
1053/4 Aug 19
493/4 Aug 19
4.30* preferred.
100
91%
•89
91
♦89
5.05* preferred.
100
293/4 Dec
36% Aug 31
44% Deo 30
22
26
48% Apr
84% Jan
140
footnotes,
Mar
27% Oct
16
16
5
27
see page
123
18
Aug 25
28
11% Feb
Feb
25
86
29% Feb
4
31
34% Nov 10
Feb
8% Apr
81
42
Jan
20
11
26... Mar
26.
8
4
53% Aug 23
1
Aug 18
27% Jan
4
73
light
Tn<».
41%
16,000
x28%
28%
1,400
•85%
86%
•85
86
•87%
89%
*863/8
88
•89
91
104%
450
49%
49 Va
49%
7,900
♦723/4
73%
•72%
73%
•723/4
73%
60
*22%
223/4
100
*21%
22
100
22%
*22%
23
*22%
223/4
•22%
22%
*21
22
*21%
22
•21%
22
*120
124
121%
123
-
9%
10
V
86%
85
85
93/4
35%
36 Va
36
33%
33%
36%
34%
31%
313/4
313/4
32%
31%
53
*134
:/..26%
53 y4
136
263/4
\
337/a
53%
52 y8
134%
134%
134%
26%
26%
*26%
53s
123
9%
10
•84
86%
36%
33%
123
10
86%
123
123
x9%
,
93/4
36%
37%
37
34%
333/4
34%
10
32 V4
31%
32
31%
32
10,900
37%
33%
523/4
135
26%
,
52
•134
26%
170
10,300
86%
•83
34%
36%
-
-
~
1213/4
*84
93/4
91
Xl04%
49%
21%
9%
-
•877/8
91
105%
49%
•105
21%
*85
eonunou.
65%
49%
Co—10
8* preferred
JOO
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
16
5,200
X403/4
293/8
105%
pay
|
Puget Sound Power A
Quaker Oats Co
723/4
1053/4
66%
41%
105%
49%
73
*120
No par
Pure Oil
136
.
1
100
Publicker Industries Ino common—§
Pullman
49%
65%
40%
65%
65
22%
38
•4.75 preferred
1053/4
49%
73
4.16* preferred.
4.80* preferred.
39% Jan
a
125% Jan
4.32* preferred
1053/4
49
♦1043/4
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3%* preferred
100
373/8 Aug 26
24
37% Jun
July 12
27% Jun
11
Aug 15
*89
65
7,900
24,200
65%
89%
V
180
30%
127
•28%
86%
100
106
900
(H K)—
5
15
13,600
256%
20%
19
May 11
350
256
2613/4
20%
80% Jan
20
254
258 y2
90%
255%
78% Jan
7
17
256
*893/4
1
Public Serv Elec A Gas com—No par
81.40 div preference com
No par
13
3,600
69%
Public Service Co of Colorado
233/4 Jan
56
68%
41% Aug 23
22% May 14
5
117% Feb
122
91%
66 y2 Aug 26
2
56
90%
29% Jun 23
May
♦120J/4
56%
56
9
8
900.
91%
8
14
20
200
12%
56%'
26% Mar
Feb
'
66
70
12%
125
•120%
125
♦90
36% Mar
Jan
*643/4
/
12%
12%
130
•68 Va
70 ;
123/4
*120%
55%
68%
.
66
70
*643/4
153/B
16%
16%
16%
16%
70
52
16
For
12
-
X61
10
Electric
&
15%
*643/4
*69
:
8
Jan
Feb
Procter
2
153/4
65
70
5
86% Jan
24
Potomac
Aug
633/4
3
8% Nov 23
82% Nov 24
124% Sep
Aug 16
136
27
63%
15 3/8
1
common
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co
sink
26%
633/4
2AO
(The)
83.50 convertible preferred
8%*
26%
623/4
H CM 00 CV
583/4 Jan
24
65
31
11
•128%
253/4
62%
65
100
100
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Co
1283/«
263/a
61 Va
43% Apr
33% Mar
4
40% Sep
95% Jan
Co
128%
2 5 3/a
613/a
*68
pfd.
t Virginia
Pittsburgh & West Vlrginl
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Porter
88
10
1st series prior
Plttston
1283/4
26
60 3/4
,10
100
common
preferred class A
128%
123
25 y4
128
100
1.28
'
52%
135
26%
17,200
52%
52
*
135
•26%
27
•134
7,700
.
3,000
40
600.
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The Commercial and Financial
24
.
.
.
Monday, August 29, 1960
(816)
-STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for
':
Previous
Range Since
Year 195!)
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
\
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
HIGH
SALE
Aug. 23
Sales for
PRICES
the Week
Friday
Aug. 2(»
Thursday
Aug. 25
Wednesday
Aug. 24
Tuesday
Aug. 22
STOCK
NEW YORK
Jan.1
Highest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Shares
R
Dec
•7
74% Mar
67% Jan
4
74
Apr
8
30% Feb
8
49% Jun
16
Ranco
60% July 28
50 Y. Jun
17
9
6
73
19% Feb
9
30% July 10
43% Sep
9
29
>
Oct
9
12
Jan
5
35% May
3
iiy2 Aug
9
26
2474 Jun
2
12% Feb
17
Dec
2
73
Jan
5
54 Va July
46% Jan
28
63% July 27
46% Feb
30% Jan
7
7
71% Dec 23
48 Va May 15
38 Ya Mar
50% July
8
287a Jan
50
62
Dec
22
39% Jan
23
50% Dec
18
43% May
23% Jun
17
30% July 23
29% Jan
2
39 7a
461% Jan 29
741
5
92
32,
605
30
82
Jan
7
17
16% Jan
2
22
Aug
3
Oct
6
50 7a Jan
26
24% Jan
24
Jun
16
12% Dec
10% July
16% Oct
887a July 26
17% Jan
6
Apr 14
127i Jun
16
1774
17 74
5574
56
5474
55
2.100
24
24 7a
247a
247a
2574
6,900
217a Jan
42% Jan
467a Jan
4
3
217a Mar
2
5
147a May 31
4
42
6
15
Jan
15 Ya Aug
3
2674 Jun
80
May 27
15
367a July 24
250
Apr 26
Apr
258
831% Dec 14
28
Apr
1
84 7a Dec
31
8% Dec
24
97
7
16
Jun
Feb
93
7
23
4%
4.30
8
4'
87a May
6
4
7
567a Aug
Dec
7
38
Feb
9
11
87 Ye Mar
5
177a Nov
Sep
21
30 y2 Mar 18
67
Dec
31
78
72-
13
82
Aug
71% Feb
9
Apr
1974 Aug
4
16
4
26
Jan
15
7174 Jun
15
8
87a Jan
14
8
387a Jun
13
5
247a Aug 22
Mar
6
4074 May 25
327a Feb
3
20 Ya Apr
30% Nov
19
13% Jan
2
26% July 16
12
1
4574 Mar 18
327a Jun
Oct
Feb
76
4
37
May 17
2
30
,
I8Y1 Aug
1
Jan
4
41
5
50% Nov
23
44 Y2 Feb
17
59
Jun
23
6
27Ya Jun
26
14Yi Aug
15
1974 Jan
25
9% Jan 20
17 Ya Dec
16
117a May
2
16
6
91% Dec
17
90
4
13
Sep 21
6
85% Oct
18 Ya Jan
8
87a July 25
977a Apr 25
147a Mar 31
46 y2 Jan
26
29% May 25
38
Jan
4
2874 Aug
3
127i Jun 27
4374 Jan
11
30 Yi Apr
43
39% Jan
17% Jan
•1% Nov
Jan
Jan
26
12% Sep 21
88% Dec 11
19 % Jun
42% Dec
17
30
18Va Jun 23
22% Dec
30
17 Ya
17 Ya Nov
22 % Aug
12
16
28
16
82% May
7
49
16% Jun
9
83% Sep
22
24% Oct
45% Mar 25
78
Jan 14
59
28
15%
Jan~~2
59%
July 27
July 28
Aug
9
2974 Feb
23
Dec
4874 Mar
4.40%
pfd
July"27
Jan
Servel Inc common
4
45
Jun
9
16
22 Y4 Jan
4
38% Nov 24
6Ya Dec
30% Jun
16
44 % Dec
15
9
32% Nov 12
18
Dec
4
187a Aug 11
Jan
4
23% Jan
13
Jun
Aug 24
3174 Aug 26
54
Jan
6
;
■
Co
Simmons
55 Ya Jan
Sinclair
6274 July 18
4
Oil
Skelly Oil Co
2
55
Jan
4
8
537a Jan
11
Smith, (A O)
12
9
18 Ya Feb
26
Smith-Corona
Jun
May
8
28 Ya Mar 23
477a Mar
9
6474 Jun
15
26
34 Ya Jun
2
427a Jan
5
8% May 18
47a Jun
10
774 Jan
12
20
34
Jan
12
467a July 12
25
457a Jan
28
50
21
28 74 Aug 26
27% Aug 21
32% Jan
2
227a Jun
14
3
May 10
21
Jun
16
Jan
11
3074 Feb
3
Jan
4
64 % Jun
1
187a Aug 23
697a Aug 23
19% Apr
~5%
2
287a
"9%
Mar
2374 May 18
297a Jun
207. Jun
Dec~31*
To
Ya Aug
297i Jan
4
297a Aug 18
6
23 7i Aug
Sep
3
67a May
"5
2
28 72 Aug
81% Dec
9
89% Apr
16
9 7a Jan
357a Jun
88
13
11
30
10
847a May 16
30
21% Mar 16
13 72 May 12
16% Aug
9
21% Oct 22
28% May 21
97% Feb 13
20 V8 May
26 74 Jan
4
16
63
Nov
Den 22
82% Sep 24
47% Dec
76
84% May 7
37 Ya Dec 30
Oct
2
26% Jun lo
For
footnotes,
83
16
see page
-
.
-
2
May 23
Aug 15
907a Aug 10
2974 Mar
8
437a Jan
77% Feb
2
82
25 7a Julv 25
26.
4
July 21
37% Jan
«
8474
13,100
32%
327a
2,100
49 Ya
48%
487a
10,900
3 74
3 7a
*37t
3 7a
3,000
397a
407a
5,000
3
40 7%
40%
46%
4674
4574
2374
45
47
46 Ya
237a
4674
467a
*41
45
*42
45
45 Ya
417a
41
41%
40
*42
45
*41
374
23 7a
100
477a
6,500
2374
3,100
33
3,400
625
641
633
635
634
643
644
648
635
644
1,230
*88
90
*88
90
*88
90
*89
90
327a
33
32%
2374
23 74
237a
2372
327/8
23 7a
23 7a
327a
3274
1874
♦18
327a
32%
327a
11
157a
15
157a
1074
11
10Ya
117a
187a
.
157a
187a
1774
18
8,300
3,700
700
'
18
17 Ya
177a
*17 7a
18
*1774
18 74
18
18%
347a
34%
34 Ya
3574
35 7a
36
34 Ya
357a
34 Ya
35 74
42,100
14
14%
14
14 7t
14%
1474
1474
147a
14%
157a
14,800
*17%
12 Ya
13 7a
13
1374
35%
35
3574
15 7a
14%
15 74
237a
24
237a
24
377a
377a
3774
27
X26%
277a
347a
34 Ya
183/s
227a
23 7a
6,900
3774
19,200
37 Ya
377a
377a
*92 7a
3074
3072
307a
31
85/a
9%
87a
877a
*230
27
27
27
3574
35 74
3474
70
2774
270
6,200
3474
900
18 7a
18 7a
18
18 7a
5,800
*75%
76 Ya
767a
76 Ya
100
387a
39 7a
38 7a
387a
10,800
38 Ya
95
*92 7a
*92 7a
95
30%
1674
*86
270
187a
37 Ya
92 7a
874
377a
8674
86%
♦230
7674
927a
76
167 a
23%
357a
187a
377a
167a
23
*34 7a
*75
95
167a
2,400
2774.
3774
377a
2,600
147a
887a
*74 7a
*927a
3,000
36
147a
267a
3474
18
13 7a
3574
15
270
76:"
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13
35 Ya
147a
3774
375/a
*86
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27
34 Ya
18%
18 74
8872
270
*230
270
3774
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8674 •""8772
23 7a
13 7a
35 Ya
23 Ya
*1474
13
3574
357a
15
*230
300
15
13
1374
35
3074
307k
307a
87a
87a
87a
8%
1774
167a
177t
93
31
177a
7,800
87a
73.300
17%
17
:
40
3174
8%
3,200
14%
147a
1474
147a
15
15
15
15
15
21%
217a
22 7a
22
237a
23
23%
237a
25 7a
50,100
97a
2,800
1474
.
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217a
8% V 9
8%
>i
87a
8%
58
9
8Ya
59
,,
9
9
59%
60 Ya
687a
6974
42
4072
407a
♦407a
4074
587a
40 7t
597a
4174
107a
11
107a
10 3/4
1074
117a
1074
11
887a
887a
887a
88 %
887a
89 74
88 Ya
89
8874
58%
;
59
40%
,
40%
1,400
10 Ya
13,900
897a
10,500
78
*7674
78
*77
78
77
77
*76
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94
*92
94
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94
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94
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19 Ye
1978
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72
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72
♦70
-
197a
1974
197a
207a
1974
72
*70
1,900
107a
40%
*7674
197a
77
100
94
197a
72
10,200
20 7a
*70
72
4,800
z
672
67a
672
6%
67a
67a
67a
67a
67a
6 7a
8,000
■3572
357a
3572
3574
357a
35 Ya
3574
367a
357a
367a
14,900
247a
24%
257a
247a
1574
24
2474
23 Ya
24
23 Ya
"•
.24
9,600
15%
"15%
15
147k
14 Ya
*14 7a
3474
34%
35
35
345/a
3474
347a
35
35
5774
577a
577a
5774
5774
587a
5774
587a
57 7a
58 74
15%
157a
;147k
147a
15
15
14 Ya
15
1,900
147a
14 Ya
14 Ya
15 Va
15
41,500
977a
*95
%.
14 Ya
...
15
147a
1574
♦95
97%
107a
107a
107a
36
36%
36
317t
31%
317 a
7!
977a
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14%
*95
15%
*14 7a
14%
14%
97%
*95
500
15
-
800
35
27.700
967a
1074
10
1074
36%
36%
36 Ya
367a
367a
3674
377a
16.500
'3274
327a
32 Ya
32%
327a
3174
31 Ya
2,600
97a
97k
*9 7a
800
10
167a
17
1674
17%
1674
17
1674
177a
17
17 7a
5,500
35
36
36
367a'
36%
377a
35
36%
3474
357a
14,400
187a
1874
18%
187a
19
18%
187a
187a
187a
18 7a
6,200
177a
17%
1774
17%
1774
1774
17
177a
177a
17 7a
3,500
167a
16%
1674
167a
1678
1774
17%
17%
167a
17 7a
3474
34%
357a
35%
36%
36
37
64
6474
65
*63%
64%
637a
647a
34
357a
607a
6174
•34
6174
31%
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32%
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47 •
47s/a
X46 %
47
80 K
80
387a
367a
57
40%
407a
42 7a
44
14
147a
24
20
—-25
-10
3274
*31%
*4674
47
*46
79 %
79 74
797a
80
387a
38
38%
•38%
377a
37
3774
37 7a t
38
59
5874
5974
59 7a
60 7a
x40 %
4174
4074
42 74
417a
42%
427a
4274
147a
14
14%
1474
24%
*30
24%
25 74
25
257a
72
7a
6,300
30,300
2,500
3974
.
32%
31%
3174
100
46%
46%
467a
1,400
79
80
79 Ya
79 Ya
900
3874
3874
38 Ya
38 Ya
377a
3774
377a
37 Ya
5974
60%
5774
700
59
4274
43%
417a
43
4174
4374
14
14%
14
16
257a
25%
25%
4,600
4274
4174
38.500
"
2574
41,100
6,100
21.000
3,200
53 7a
53%
5374
8,400
3974
387a
39%
67a
54,900
5 Ya
3874
1
South Carolina E & G Co com—4.50
5% preferred
50
South Jersey Gas Co
2.50
South Puerto Rico Sugar com—5
57a
38 74
674
674
67a
10,000
4474
457a
8%
preferred
44
6
4474
45
447a
45
507a
*4974
5074
49%
497a
♦497a
267a
2674
2 6 3/4
27
277a
2774
28
167a
28
17
157a
16 7/4
2874
147»
157a
15
28
15%
23
25
4474
26%
273/4
15%
157a
28
2774
277a
45
45
50 Ya
♦497a
3,700
100
50 Ya
28
147a
2874
*28
14
14
14 7a
14
14%
14
14%
14
643/4
6574
647a
65'/a
64 Ya
65
497a
49%
497a
4974
4974
4974
36%
36%
367a
3674
39 Ya
36%
407a
40
367a
367a
403/3
40
40%
207a
407k
207a.
407a
20%
X3974
20%
x2074
2074
207a
44 Ya
207a
4574
4574
4574
46
467a
45%
4674
8,100
50
3674
.'■•4974
*35 Ya
4974
36
1,600
,
657a
——:—8
4974
64 Ya
/
14
6474
,—,
Public Service Co__10c
Elec.No par
Southern
common—No par
preferred
20
tr ctfs—100
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
D
Co__.
1 700
20,000
207a
207a
29 800
45 7a
457a
12,700
1372
18%
18%
18 V4
697a
6972
69%
*68 7a
71
2774
26 Ya
27 74
277a
28
277a
27
22%
277a
6,800
227a
28%
2274
22 Ya
2274
227a
2274
2674
2274
900
287c
27 Ya
227a
27
277a
27
27%
26%
27 Ya
7.200
277a
1874
18 Ye
*68 7a
8
8%
x7Ya
8 7a
7Ya
317s
7Ya
30
29%
30%
30
3074
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100
297i
887a
88 7a
*87
887a
16
1
50c
25
87%
357,
817a
29 v
*87
7%
*87
18.%
187a
71
*68 7a
1.900
187a
71
10
.
77a
8 7a
8,100
30
297a
2974
8,400
88%
87
87
7Ya
60
1674
"
1674
16 7a
16%
167a
2174
217a
-
No par
!
5
14,500
.
40
227a
—1
Spartans Industries ——,—
1
Sparton Corp
2.50
Bpencer Chemical Co common
®
No par
3.200
10,700
26 Ya
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons™
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
Spiegel Inc common$4.50 preferred ——
1,400
28% V
1874
& Ohio stock
4.20%
.7'
*687a
non-cum
Square
67a
647a
Southern Co
Mobile
57a
California Edison——25
Southeastern
5%
6
x53
♦497a
Southern Railway
547a Jan
17
13,r
8374
33
4774
18
5
4
19
84
*32%
50
11
42
15
Jan
83 7a
33
4874
18 74
5
1974 Jan
847a
337;
11
2374 Jan
75
82%
32 7a
1074
8
60% Jan
83 7a
5074
817»
18
19 7a Mar
15
10,400
8174
46
Natural Gas Co
7.50
Southern Pacific Co (Del) —No par
30
Dec
11,300
17a
53 Ya
Southern Indiana Gas &
18 Ya Dec
300
187a
17a
39
37
65
84 74
18%
17a
52%
4
48% Nov 17
84%
187a
17a
3974
12
16
8474
18 74
174
53%
317a Jan
24% Oct
8474
18%
lYa
38 7a
397a Jan
16
8474
18%
17a
•527s
3
31 Ya Nov
*8474
19 7a
537a
41% Sep
407a Aug 24
843%
387a
37% Mar 16
16
24,400
37 Ya
Southern
337a Jun
807a
5274
1474 July 29
Aug 12
7974
15
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc—.—
South Amer Gold & Platinum
657a Aug 23
507a July 18
22
1,800
81
17a
4074
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
—_—5
Smith Kline & French Labs-No par
4
46% Jan
11774
18 7a
41
Corp
Marchant Inc__—-5
17
27 Ye Mar 25
117%
8074
*8474
—1
Corp
Singer Manufacturing Co
3374 Aug
37
5
>,
-—5
Simplicity Pattern Co
3374 July 25
14
79
79
78
1%
3974
No par
No par
:—
Simonds Saw & Steel—
2674 Mar 24
2
Co
Steel Strapping
When issued
947a Jan
4
3974 July 13
1274 Aug
13
117
81
11
1
50c
1
—1
—1
Corp
Signode
56 7a Feb
24
117
ordinary—_—
Sheller
63Y4 Mar 25
Feb
1177a
11874
4,600
& Tr—
shares
York
New
4
2174 Jan
35% Mar
34
117%
Oil
84% Jun 19
34% Nov 25
118
Steel
29% Dec 15
30% Nov
11774
Inc
2.50
& Gas
1
Corp——_____Nopar
Shattuck (Frank G)_
No par
Shell Oil Co
!
1
Shamrock
Sharon
22 Ya Aug
Apr
52% Feb
.3,200
11
No par
preferred
Shahmoon Industries
$5.25
29% July
7
61% Jun 30
38
4774
1
Siegler
31Y4 Aug 26
4274 Jun
2
July 23
52% Jan
*47
—1
30
,
5674 July 26
64
47
—
1
67 Ya Apr
74% Apr
47
.
4
31 Ya May 22
22
4774
common
65
6
Nov~17
477»
18
—1
No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
$4 preferred
—:
No par
Scovill Mtg Co common
—25
3.65% preferred
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
-20
Seaboard Finance Co
1
Beagrave Corp
-5
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
—5
Sears Roebuck & Co
3
Seiberling Rubber Co
1
Inc
Paper Co
20Ya Jan
18% Jan
127a Sep
32 Ya Feb
47
1574
Arms
43
7572 July 22
44 7» Jan
467a
41
100
10
1
5
Diego Imperial Corp
9
104% July 27
80%
47
79
5
series A
& Electric Co
17
7
48 V* Nov 24
50,600
—^-10
Mfg Corp—
Sheraton Corp of America
Jan
68
487s
15 Ya
._100
Paper Co common
Shell Transp
16
9,100
477a
17a
No par
com___No par
series A 5%_
100
Diego Gas
Scott
8
9272 Aug 19
10 Ya Mar 11
1st
Schick
Feb 15
Jan
6674 Jan
Mar 17
16%
9374 Jun
17
May 27
81
6% Nov 13
29% Apr
487a
48%
1574
1.66%
100
Schering Corp common
5% convertible preferred
17
Dec
52
Jan
64 74
487a
48
-
Sangamo
Feb 10
5074 Feb
82
10
81
U
817a Jun
2
974 July 13
9
39% Feb
96
64
49 7a
487.
15
Electric Co—
Corp
5
Schenley Industries Inc com—1.40
Convertible
preference
35c
2
•2% Feb
31% Nov
S>
Stores common
Savage
84% Nov 16
8
65
48 74
47
*88
San
Apr 14
8
18
6474
4974
46 72
15
107a May 16
377a Jan
23
657a
4974
45 7e
90
San
20
Dec
65 7a
493/a
47%
11874
—5
No par
Joseph Lead Co
:
Joseph Light & Power
;J
July 13
45% Aug 12
73% Nov
65 7t
48
14%
3174 Aug 26
21
80
64%
47
—-——-
preferred
.
% conv. preferred
Preferred
Jan
72% Jan
40%
6478
49
457»
1
1
;
(Jacob)
St Regis
19
12
40
1
1
20 G
1
Inc
Co
Safeway
7
9
137a Aug 11
4
407a
1,600
1
Ryan Aeronautical Co
18% July 15
Aug
22,000
407a
487a
convertible
217a
12
Mar 14
647a
407a
3%
4
Jan
6374
40 Ya
3 7t
19
24% Jan
647a
407a
7a
557a Jan
88
64
407a
37a
797a Feb
69% Mar
6474
407a
37a
Ruppert
3
23
Apr
32
5
19
May
647a
3174
Corp
200
15 74
6474
48 Ya
.
15
1574
63
6472
40
St L San Fran Ry Co
4
5
12 Ya Oct
6274
3174
Company
15
1574
*15
15 74
*15
15%
637a
♦15
487a
Ruberoid
Mar~~3
12%
6,500
46 Ya
St
Mar 13
29% May
107a
317*
Corp
34 Ya Aug 10
3
65,300
107a
10
2.50
Oil
18
30
56% Dec
307a
1074
19
26
16
79% Apr
30
107a
84 74
227a Jan
297a Apr
8
14
•9% Dec 14
Sep
42% Jan
307k
107a
18%
3574 Aug 25
1
July
21
69
2974
107a
74
84 74
series!
2
8
2574 May
Apr
27
18% Nov 17
259
307a
10
5
Tobacco com
St
38-
2
30% Jan
80
29 Ya
10%
100
—1
5s
No par
Rubbermaid
22
407a Apr
88% Aug
35Ya July 25
90% Aug 17
15
Dec
3074
107a
7974
:
84% Nov 24
56
2974
50c
(Geo. D) Corp—
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
Royal McBee Corp
13
14 Y« May
25
7
56
30 Ya
._
3.60%
10
57
107a
&
(R J)
57
*55
57
*55
200
29 74
*56
10
-10
Roper
8
21 Ya Jan
2
57
*55
177a
1
Corp
Aviation
Ronson
33% Aug
974 May
Dec
14 V* Mar
Aug
*17%
177a
56 %
23 7a
.
12 Ya Apr
22
24
Mar 23
13 % Aug
47% Mar 11
2
1
Jan
33 Ya July 22
2
Jun
17
1
22
Jun;:
5
17
11%
557a
preferred
25
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell-Standard
Corp—
5
Rohm & Haas Co common
—20
4%
preferred series A™——100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
387a Jan
,14Ya May 12
*1074
*17 7a
57a%
4
974
25
May 27
1174
Roan
Apr
780
*1074
777a
Ritter
Jan
14 Yi Mar
34
4
12 Ya Apr
24% Mar 12
30
July 25
July 26
1174
1774
Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
2674 Jan
22 Ya July 26
July 24
Dec 28
*1074
247t
-Preferred
4Ya Jan
3
16
11
56
Rheem Manufacturing
527a July
9
35% Feb
11%
*1074
7,600
177a
Richfield
55
11,700
237a
2
Jan
52
24 7a
557a
Riegel Paper Corp
4
237a
177a
common
4
27t Jan
36 % Aug
247a
Antelope Copper Mines——
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l
Aug
14
9,400
2374
247a
Co
847a Aug 24
3 Ya July 28
5Ya Mar 17
59% Dec
167a
23 7a
2474
247a
Mfg
42
21
157a
23
23 7a
56
Reynolds
Aug 15
9
2974 May 23
1674
23 7a
2474
56 •*:
5
1
Chemical Co—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
474% preferred series A
50
4%% conv 2nd pfd—__
-100
83
21
1474
23 7a
237a
*16%
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred
5
145/a
247a
247a
—5
preferred 3%% series—100
Conv
3
14 74
23 7a
*10%
Eng Co
&
4
Jan
1474
24 74
10
5
Elec
Republic
477a Jun
147a
227a
10
preference
prior
div
$1.25
Reliable Stores Corp
71% Jan
149
167a
14%
22%
2374
& Co—
(Robt)
167a
167a
1474
Chemicals
Inc
4
16%
397a
39
3974
22
Inc_—_——50c
1
Bros
Drug
3
_
37% Sep
2,600
Rexall
40 y2 Aug
40
167a
Revlon
1Y4 Aug
19
Nov
167a
22
68 74 Mar
16
18
1674
21
85
Dec
Oct
167»
167a
28Ya Jan
37
16
'.{600
165/4
20
23
5
30
10% Jan
3,500
25 7a
50% Jan
3
Dec
Oct
1174
257a
707a Jun
15% Aug
4
81
1174
26
56% Jun
76% Jan
45 Ya Sep
July 15
12
*25 7a
8
55 Ya Jan
16
4
11 Ya
25%
17
24
Nov
22
31% Jan
12 %
25
1st
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper & Brass™
42% Jan
Oct
20
387a
117a
257a
1574 Aug 23
4
114% July 28
July 24
12 % Apr
TO
39
12
25
common
July 27
44
30 Ya Dec
21
1% Sep 22
38 7a
1174
7874 Jan
84% Mar 26
17
27* Jan
5
111
Jan 26
65
15
Oct
387a
1174
25%
Mar 14
57
38% Jan
17% Sep
397a
11%
257a
30Ya Aug 22
11 % July 11
29
37% July 15
76
387a
387a
50
Reliance
20
47% Jun
19,200
500
preferred
50
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
50
Reed Roller Bit Co
—No par
Co
1
25
•
22,600
277a Feb
7% Feb
163
7,400
1874
Reliance
12Ya Jan
3
18 7a
17%
4
56 Va Apr
28
17%
18
1374 July 15
11 Ya July
Dec
18 74
1774
687b Jan
14% July
Mar
18
17%
Reichhold
81% Sep
42
187a
17 7t
Reeves
8
116
18
17%
6
11
16
18
17
16
12% Nov
67% Nov
18
177a
18
66% Apr
7% Nov 25
17 Ya
Jan
1
65 7t
1674
28 Ya Jun
19 Ye Mar 14
6474
1774
20
52% Jun
617a
—1
.———.—5
noncum
*19% Mar 17
28% Jan
647a
64
21
5
60 Ve Mar
7
22
64%
90,100
477a
487a Apr
36% July 23
2
16% Jan
17 y« Sep
65
*6374
X46
64
28 7a Jan
19
Apr 18
47
Reading
24
16
20 7a Apr
8
73 74
45%
4672
Rayonier Inc ;
Raytheon Co
16% Jun 24
6Ya Feb
2
27
42% Jan
64%
73
4774
647a
Reis
Jan
6474
73%
46%
4774
1
Mar
21
657a
7374
647a
7
20% Apr
14,100
64 Ya
7374
5
Feb
2874 Jan
1.100
467a
6474
*73%
45%
9
1374 Aug
28
40% Apr 22
18% Nov
T
33 Ya
64 Ya
73 74
62 Ya
737a
5
>1874 Jan
16% July 26
41% Sep
16
25% Nov
27
21
14
27% Jun
1
6
537b Jan h' 4
Jan
33'/Wan
15
Jan
28
July 27
37% Jan
73Ys Apr
25
24
25% Dec 28
Nov
17
16 Ya
647a
62 Ya
737a
1st preferred-.™,
Inc
No par
Raymond International Inc__3.33V3
2274 Jun
9
17% Aug
$3.50
73 7a
627a
Raybestos-Manhattan
5
17
May 22
16 7a Jan
13 y. Jan
16% Dec
America comr_No par
No par
—5
Radio Corp of
18
73% Dec
41% Dec
32
78% Apr
July 25
58
1
9
28
43% Feb
16%
16%
16 7a
1674
3,100
21%
21 Ya
.21 Ya
22%
22%
23%
2274
237a
109,400
87
87%
8774
88
88
88 7a
357a
367a
8774
87%
877a
367c
3534
36 74
35%
36
817a
*8172
807a
3474
35%
82%
82
817a
82
807a
81
297a
29 Ya
29%
307a
297a
2974
297a
29Ya
297a
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,
■
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600
13,600
•
.
210
10.100
Volume
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5981
(817)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Ran&e for Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
34 y8 Nov
17
3'/s May 29
18
35 J/a Feb
25
49% Jun
24
70 J/4 Jan
12
79% Aug 22
5
1
23
Jun
1
51% Jan
4
Oil
of
35
May 16
44% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
Jun
50 J/2 Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of New
59 J/a Jan
26
40
Nov
16
64% Jan
23
Jun
30
92
44J/2 May 31
86J/2 Jan 13
27% Jan
84
Jan
7
24
39% July 27
7
6
July 6
41% July 27
2
May 10
76'/a May
117
8
31>/2 Jan
Apr
2
Jan
56
89
r*
8
36% Jan
102
Jan
4
convertible
$1.20
convertible
18
Jan
43% Dec
2
12
23% Jun
527/a Sep
9
71
Apr
21
76 J/2 Nov
2
78
Dec
14
4
42% Jan
14% Mar
17% July 27
31
371/a July
23% Aug
22
12 "A Jan
6
8
21 J/4 Mar 25
16
50% July 28
65% Jan
4
82
Jan
27
20
May 23
16 J/2 Jan
13'/a Jan
5
18% Jun
23
43
9
59% Jun
34% Dec
22
12% July 6
44 J/2 Mar 24
661/2 Jun
23
25 J/a Apr
29
33'% Jan
33
18
Apr
1
Apr 12
331/2 Jun
Feb
26% Feb Z 6
31% Dec 29
Dec
20 J/4 Jan
6
2
22
Dec
29
23
"20%
27% Mar 13
15 ya Jan
17
Sep 21
5
24% Jan
65
Jun
17
16% Jan
Aug 25
May 6
Apr
2
19
52
14
11
49
Aug
2
26 J/4 Mar 24
'33% Mar 25
8 '/a Jun
60
Apr
When
4
529
40
48 J/2 July 21
64 J/2 Jan
67
Dec
14
38% May 29
17% July 29
11% Sep
23
15 J/4 Mar 20
12 "A Jun
1
797/a Dec
21
94
Feb
4
52 Va Dec
29
24% Dec 28
Mar 13
65% Feb
Dec
16
7
106 % Feb
Dec
88
5% Dec
4
1275
Nov
25
Apr
3
'35
Jan
y
5
15
-
10% Nov 20
14% Mar
1
33% Feb
25
26% Feb
23
1
; Apr 21
39 J/2
29
July 26
9
11% Jan
14
31
44% Feb
17
..
•
Jan
4
Oil
Co
41%
42J/a
49%
49%
49%
28'A
28%
44%
44'/a
44% >
33,300
39%
40'A
39%
40
24.100
49%
>87
80
29%
29
44%
40'/a
41%
49J/2
*87
89
45
29%
95
42 'A
41'%
303 a
,
;
41%
49%
88%
29%
28%
•
90
*85
>85
95
*85
33
33
33J/2
33
33
*32%
33%
32'/2
31%
33
32%
33'A
26%
25%
32'A
26%
25%
26%
25%
16%
I6J/2
16%
16%
16%
18%
18%
19'A
19'A
*19%
51%
52%
51
,
51%
52
25
84
*82
141/2
*82
*13%
84
*82
51%
25
100
25%
16%
16
18!
52
*82
*13 J/s
800
53'A
52
84
12,700
84
14%
13%
13%
13%
13%
58
58'%
58
58%
58'/:
59'A
19,300
28%
27'%
28 "A
27'%
27%
27V5
27%
16,500
28%
28%
29
29'A
28
21%
22%
21 %
21%
21%
15
15%
15%
16%
16'A
2.50
5
,,
1
common
28%
20
*17%
1
53%
531/2
1
;
29%
30%
1
29
21'%
21'%
151/2
15'A
15%
400
28%
I.100
16%
5,000
18
17%
17%
18
18
54
54i/4
53i%
54%
53%
53%
1,600
29%
30%
*30'A
30%
30 Vi
301/2
1,600
10 'A
289,000
10%
1 ji/4
8%
8%
9%
10'A
11 J/a
10%
8%
9%
276
*17%
18
10
8%
8
285
%
400
8%
100
265
38
39
38%
39
38%
39%
39%
39%
39
40
54
55%
53%
54i/4
53%
55%
55
55%
55
1
270
270
19'/a
19%
143/4.
1
No par
151/3
*83%'
52%
19
18%
19%
143/4
85%
291
300
15
14%
18"%
18%
31%
31%
31'%
31%
31%
317%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.—
-
12.50
Co
99
10c
California
940
4.16%
34
34
43%
1
13%
Co
Wayne
Corp
96'%
98%
6%
6%
930
25
America—
97'%
^101%
6%
..25
6%
6%
945
975
950
f
19
96'%
53
23
23%
31%
935
*323A ?. 34'%
*32%
34'%
44'/4
43»%
44%
43%
44'%
13%
13%
14%
14%
14'A
:
53
22 3A
23%
600
31'A
313%
1,200
97%
1.800
*97
x63%
34'%
720
100
45%
II,400
14%
16,300
44%
44%
13%
14%
14
61%
'
8,600
935
*33% .34%
43%
/
4.400
20,100
7
935
950
*34
' '
53
22%
6%
6'%
6 3/4
965
4,300
8,300
*23 3 a
97 %
*96
;
5,700
85%
31'A
233%
•
-
10.500
15%
53
23
-
18%
15
23%
53%
1
990
*
*84
22%
53
233%
A
19
279'/a
15
*84
85'%
279
85
14%
15
>84
85%
*84
304
223%
common
series
154,900
55%
5
common
1,900
21'A
L
54%
9%
8%
:•
14
29%
54
x29%
93/4
31/3
28%
21%
*17%
17%
9%
28%
x21 %
151/,,
"
23%
of
3,600
58%
No par
of
2.700
16'A
19%
4
27%
23 %
Symington
2,100
58
53'%
22
700
33%
58%
23%
15
88
32%
28%
22%
&
88
14%
;
Mining
3,900
,14,400
28%
52%
Swift
29%
58
_
Oil
153,500
'
32%
25 »/a
51'%
89
1
23'%
25
41%
'49%
20
*82
84
55,400
,
*32%
33
16%
18%
22%
51 '/a Feb
41
49
95
33
3214
5
24'A
*87'%
29
•
*80
53'/a
Co
23%
49 Va
;
22'%
Sweets
24%
,*87J%
49 %
2nd pfd series of '55—30
5'/a %
24
89
23'%
29
Jun
41%
*87
25%
39'%
25
Jun
50
41
.
24'A
44%
.
1
Corp
Superior
^
,
40
1
Sunshine
7 J/4 Mar 11
1348
25%
44%
39%
1
4'%%-preferred
'v
101 J/4 Aug 22i
24%
15
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
-
1.000
16%
common
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun
7
895
47% Aug 21
•
21
14
85 J/4 Mar 11
Jan 23.
29'/a Jan
55'/2 Jan
24 V2 Jan
23% Jun
.5% Jun
8% Mar 20"
2165
25
,
..."
4%
*18%
Gas
Sun Chemical
7
18
4%
v
7.700
Inc
Sunbeam Corp
Sundstrand Corp
4
Apr
20
20 J/2
20
30%
16'A Jan
29 J/2 Jun
29
29:
20'A Sep. 21
261% Jan
84
4%
20
issued
Suburban
•
4
21 J/2 Jan
27
22% Nov 25
Aug 26
42% May 17
May 27
9
Jan
24'A Apr
38% Jan
80
Jan
4%
44%
20
$5 conv preferred
July 26
8
29
4
May 26
218 %
4%
1
_
15
7
28
4%
Shares
5
17% Jan
28
Oct
4%
the Week
Inc
& Co
241/2 Jan
28
Oct
7.700
Aug. 26
48%
49
'
8
20
10%
33%
100
30% Jan
29 J/4 Oct
10%
44%
6
5% prior preference
Stone & Webster..
Storer Broadcasting Co
Studebaker-Packard Corp
19
58% Mar 28
10%
Friday
Aug. 25
48%
48%
20
Inc
(J P)
10%
Thursday
No par
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stlx Baer & Fuller Co
Stokley-Van Camp Inc
7
4
181/4 Feb
Drug
Stevens
4
Jan
618
9
Sep 22
Sterling
10%
26'A
1
preferred
preferred
preferred
Bros Stores
Sterchl
5
4
16%
25 J/4 Mar 28
9% Jun
9% Aug 26
325
3J/2%
10%
•
7
preferred
Stauffer Chemical Co
1
30
25% Jan
convertible
Stanray Corp
Starrett Co (Tlie) L S
29
May 11
Jersey.!
Stanley Warner Corp
4
Jan
77
8
6%
8
150
10%
39%
10
$1-60
40% Jan
May
79'A
25%
25
100
4
May 11
*78'A
44
6.28
3%%
13
28
28
19 «/4 Dec
California
common
•
79%
4%
preferred series A
Standard Packaging Corp com
>
-
*78*%
4%
1
Indiana—
Standard Oil of Ohio
4
Mar
78'%
lOo
Gas & Electric Co
Kollsman Industries
40
85
78%
10%
Standard
17
50
78%
10%
4% Aug 19
23
Sales for
78%
10%
*4%
1
Corp
62% Jan
PRICES
Aug. 24
48'%
48%
79%
Financial
20
SALE
Wednesday
Aug. 23
47%
48%
78'/4
Standard
30 J/2 Jun
HIGH
Tuesday
No par
Standard
Standard
12% May 11
com—No par
25
11% Apr
AND
Monday
Aug. 22
47%
48%
Par
$3.50 preferred
52 J/2 Apr
20
45% Oct
4 J/2 Mar
July 29
23% May 11
13 % Sep 21
45% Nov 25
LOW
STOCK
Standard Brands Inc
23
Dec
10 J/a May 11
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
82 J/4 Feb
37
71% Dec 23
39 J/4 Nov
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
62%
62
-
rji
Feb
29
48
6
Dec
8% NOV
25
13% Mar 10
35'A Sep
22
44'% Nov
11
6ct~2l"
87"% Aug
3
11
35'A Apr
6% May
34
Feb
4
1
21'A Aug 11
71'/a
27% Jun
39
14
'A July 15
27
Apr
1
17
Nov
16
61'/4 Jan
27
193'% Nov
20
23 '/a Nov
25
39% Jan
64'% Jun
2
29% Mar 15
22'% Aug
4
15% July 22
'
23
25% Mar 16
154
Jan
7
20'% May 17
Talcott Inc (James)
9
TelAutograph
Corp.
1
I,
Tennessee Corp
1.28
24% Apr 25
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
5
87
Jan
4
U Texaco Inc
28
36% Aug 12
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
8
37
Jan 14
Texas Gulf Producing Co..
33%
19'% Jan
7
Texas Gulf Sulphur
...No par
256'AMay25
Texas Instruments Inc
1
29% Jan 11
Texas Pacific Coal & OH
_*_.10
63
%
'
;
Texas
14 »/4 Mar lO
26% May 18
14'% July 25
30
124'% Mar 18
65% Aug 22
70!% Jan 12
102'% Dec
1
Feb
76
18
19% Jan
8
63
2
23
Jan
30
Dec
Apr 24
36'% Mar
36'/a Sep
21
72
11
28
14% Oct
Dec
31
29% July 30
31% July 30
May
4
18% July 22
23'% Aug
5
27'AMay 20
6
32% May
3
14
9% July
8
19%
108
Jan
Jan
86% Aug 25
4
4
33'% Jun
Pacific
Land
15
61% Jan
7
13
Jan 27
Thompson-Ramo
52
Sep
79
70'A May
8
6
46% Feb
18
67'% Jun
84
Nov
24
88
Jan
23
79
Feb
24
20% Sep
18
29'% Apr
14
16% Jun
2
24% Jan
21
Dec
22
24
Jan
16
21
4
23% Mar 29
45'/a Jan
2
69% Dec
7
49
Jan
May 20
17
Jun
22
3
15
28% Jun
53'% Sep
21
70
Jan
26
56'A Mar
9
75
25% Jun
10
34'/a Sep
1
24% Mar
8
29% Jan
40% Feb
42'% July 15
16
25'% Aug
2
Jan
7
7 '/a Dec
30
17% Jan
27
4'AJuly 22
16% Jan
8
24% Jun
18
11'/8 July 25
33% May 12
29
Sep
21
42% Aug
3
50% Dec
24
56% Jan
14
21
12
29
37
Jan
July 31
34'% Jan
7
54'A Mar
3
64'% Jan
9
75% Mar
3
Nov
18
43'% Apr
8J% Nov
16
13% Mar
29
36
Sep
10% Sep
48
24
22
50'/a Jan
11
25'/a Mar 14
28
July 28
52
Jun
30
30
Aug 23
4
Mar 13
17% Nov
18
10% Jan
2
16% Dec
19% Nov
6
30% Mar 13
20
23
1
36
May 17
4
Wooldridge
24%
24
24%
24
24'%
13,900
17
17
17'A
16%
17 %.
17'/a
32,800
222 7/s
217'A
221%
23%
23'A
23'%
218%
23
23%
15%
15%
15%
66 Z
16
16
17
16%
16%
66
68
69
70
72
75
86%
86
86%
8,100
17,500
219'A
2223A
23
,
•|16%
V215'A
7,100
217%
12,500
23%
20,500
16%
16%
5,400
76'A
78
23
.
1,110
81%
32%
823/4
833A
84
85 3/s
86
20
2C'A
20
20'A
20
20'A
20
20'A
20%
20%
*233A
24
23%
23%
24
24
24
24
24
*23%
29/
2S%
29%
30
30
30%
30
37%
36%
373/4' V
37
37%
36%
37'/a
*9%
10
9%
9%.
9%
500
X29%
30
36%
1
29%
1,900
36'/a
36%
29,700
9%
*9'%
10
59%
59%
59%
1
..100
10
58%
*83
58
84'A
58'A
*83
58%
59'A
x58%
84'A
x83
*9%
10
!
*83
84'A
*83
84'A
59!A
1
300
6,700
10
83
18%
19
19
193/4
19%
20%
19'A
19%
19%
19%
10,100
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
*22%
22%
22%
22%
1,300
55%
5 6'A
54%
55%
55
56 Ya
54'%
55%
54%
54%
15%
16
16'A
163/a
16
16 3/8
16
16%
16'%
16'%
5,900
18'A
18%
18 3/8
183/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
19,900
3 8'A
383A
38%
39%
39'A
397/a
39%
40
40
41%
8,900
26%
27
28%
-
40'% May 27
59'A May 27
Aug 26
Aug 23
13% Aug
4
24% Feb 29
247/8 ;
25 %
:
Inc—
Oil
common
preferred
Electronic
$2.70
r
Corp
18% Jan it
11
4
Coal
7.600
27%
27'A
28
27%
73%
74
74%
75
74%
747/«
74
74%
74
74'%
3,700
27
27%
27
27'A
27
273/B
27%
27%
27%
27%
14,700
46%
47%
47%
48%
48
48%
47%
47%
15,100
28
28
*27'A
28 %
*27
''
.
26%
38 %■
-
3K%
27
27%
47/8
4%
4%
4%
5%
5,900
13%
14%
13%
13%
13%
14%
8,000
36%
.
4%
13 3A
36%
37
37 'A
17,500
52%
53'A
37'A
37
37%
53'A
533/a
53%
53%
*53'/a
53'%
27%
27%
27%
27%
26%
27%
3,800
35'A
357/8
35
35%
341/4
34%
12,100
*53%
541/2
54i%
54
54
39
40%
40%
41
10 %
10'/a
10
10
37
53
28
34
34%
343A
35%
*53
54%
53 %
54'A
39%
38%
39%
38%
393/8
10
10
10
38%
V
.
X27
:.
9%
9% "
9%
100
28%
4%
13%
27%
.
*27
29
6,500
43A
'
53
preferred
Traux-Traer
Aug 22
19 % Jan
30.000
36%
65%
60
Co
1
Tung-Sol Electric Co common—1
Z 5% conv pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century Fox Film...
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin Coach CO
1
TXL Oil Corp.
1
54'AMarl0
12'% Feb
81
36'/a
23%
13%
40
80%
36%
2223A
13%
4
8'% July 18
13'A Jun 21
37,600
80%
36%
213/a
22%
4%
10'/a Aug 25
17% Apr
25'% Apr
22%
80'A
36%
x36
28%
41
22
803A
36'A
218 %
>■'.
4fi3/„
8
21%
80'/a
363/8
16%
4%
2
22
80'A
16%
46'A
Mar
21%
22
79%
16%
*27%
May
15,600
233/4
1
7
403,600
24
Transitron
30
18'%
44'A
24
Transue & Williams Steel.
No par
Trans-United Industries..
1
Trans World Airlines Inc
8
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
5
15'%
43%
/.
11
10
13%
45%
-■
19
39'% Jan
8.000
11'/a
44 %
79%
10
28
63
11
Timken Roller Bearing
No par
Tlshman Realty & Construction
1
Toledo Edison Co...
8
Torrlngton Co
No par
Tractor Supply Co class A
1
Trane Co
2
Transamerica Corp
2
6
4
Jan
62%
46'A
36
Jun
19
93/4
45'A
79
39
Jan
8% Feb
60
603A
46'A
22%
$1.20
19% Aug 26|
41% Aug 20
19% Jun
3
68% Jan
22J/a Jan
15 J/a Feb
33
15% Dec
Aug
3
15% Aug 22
17% Apr
i
21%
21%
21%
61
10 %
9%
45
28
Tidewater
4
26'/a Aug 17
19% Mar 11
9%
44%
Trust—
Common
4% preferred
10
>.
35%
Sub share ntfs ex-dlstrlbution__l
Texas & Pacific Ry Co—.
..100
Texas Utilities Co.
No par
Textron Inc common
50o
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
B
Thiokol Chemical Co
1
Thompson (J R)
7.50
4
11
24% Jan
26'% Jan
9
433A
—
59%
61%
60
Aug 26
18'% Aug 26
46'A Aug 23
27%
,
■
*53»%
,
2,100
400
52,000
A:/
4,500
100
39
40
*391%
42
11'A
12'A
113/4
12
113/«
12
11%
11%
11%
12
15'A
15%
15%
15%
153/a
157/8
15»%
16
15%
16
15%
16'%
15%
16
16
16 Ya
157/a
16
•'." 49'A
50%
49'A
50'%
49%
51%
513/a
53%
43,900
73/4
7%
73/4
8'A
8%
9'A
5,700
39%
*38 Yi
-
*40%
42
*40
41
:
?
8,200
15,200
u
9% Jun
14% Aug
12
Jan
51
28
120'% Feb
9
41
Apr
4
2
150'% July 27
7% Jun
17
12'A Mar
43'A Jan
4
4
148% Jan
8
19
35% Mar 16
32
15
98'% Mar
87'A Jan
80
4
67
Dec
24
77
Dec
24
87
4
Mar
4
'
39% Aug 19
6
96
Aug 15
19
78
25
68'% Jan
5
75
Apr
8
Aug 16
3
77'% Jan
85
Aug 19
10
77% Feb
>
Jan
Feb
Sep
76
40% Dec
23
53'A July 10
33% Mar
43% Aug 24
29 % Nov
17
38% Feb
19
25% Jun
31
7% NOV
18
9'A Feb
26
7% Jan
29'A Nov 27
37% Jan
6
19% Oct
1
25% Feb
4
30% Jan
6
45
30
Oct
28
66
101
Oct
14
136
80'% Nov
30
29
Jan
8% Aug
32'% Jan
Aug
July 15
20% Apr 21
25 'A Apr
5
Mar 26
32% Apr 20
5
39 /a
95
82
74,4
80
2o%
27%
8%
8%
3G%
*22%
31'%
31%
2o%
32%
46
*102,,
76%
*95'%
98'%
29%
37%
*95
30
37
99
22
non-cum preferred
Union Tank Car Co
6
Union Twist Drill Co.
United Air Lines Inc
13
37% Jan
39-^b
*93 %
*76%
74 A
*85
42%
4%
2
24% Jan
14%
16%
49% 51%
*7%
8%
32
32 %
118% 119%
Union Electric Co common
..10
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
Preferred $4 series.;
No par
Union Oil of California
28
Union Pacific RR Co common—10
1
22
86% Oct
Aug
id
30'% Jun
113'% Aug
30 % Jun
74
Corp (The)
1
Underwood Corp
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co..—8
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp_._6%
Union Carbide Corp
..Nopar
Udylite
4
,
.1
.*
10
No par
8
10
.
* ;
'
24% Feb
Apr
3
109% Mar 26
9
32'A Mar 26
30% Jan
22
88
May 10
81
May 17
23% Mar
8
46'% Aug 22
103% Aug 25
97
Aug 24
30% Aug 11
22% Jun
12
86
Oct
21
95
25
Nov
27
38'A Apr
18
22
88'A Apr
21'% Aug 18
54'% July 25
Apr
Oct
10
17
27
64
76
Jan
25
29
Sep
23
38'% Dec
11
29% Jun
38
Feb
23
7% Jan
12
Mar 24
Mar
24
84% Jan
7 % Dec
9
9% May 19
7
29'% Jan
12
37% Mar 10
31
Jan
2
23% Nov
17
16
31'% Sep 29
48'% Jan 13
23% July
9
9
45'A Mar
42"% Jan 22
9
18
1
Mar 21
1
9
22 Ya Jan
6
20'% July 28
31 'A Jan
6
Aug
167A Aug
27% May 20
59'% Aug 27
46% Apr
19
34'A Aug 24
53% Jan 25
29
20
2
207/a July 20
16
16% Jan
7
21% July 24
2% Mar 10
16'A Apr
19
% Aug
4
50
Jun
7
May 10
5% July 21
1% Nov
19
45% Jan
2
65'A Dec
30% Dec
3
34% Mar
23
80% Sep 10
28
Nov
42% May
For
13
6
51% Apr
28
4
14
85% Aug 18
38
Jan 26
78
Deo
footnotes,
15
July 20
36% Mar 28
16% Jan
29% Sep
39% Jun
93
21
see page
Jan
ll7/a Jan
25
8
7% Jan
4
18% Jun
28
1% Jan
11
Apr 12
30% Jan 27
64% Jan
4
33% July
8
30% Mar
43'A Jun
83% Jan
4
4
90'% July 21
24% July 19
30% Jan
49
74% Jan.
~
26.
July 26
16
4
4
,
,/
United Aircraft Corp common
8
4% (ser of 1955) conv pfd—100
4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd
100 < v:
United Artists Corp..,
_1
United Biscuit of America—No par
$4.50 preferred ...
No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
Unlted-Carr Fastener (Del)
2.50
United Corp (Del)
...
1
United Electric Coal Cos——....—5
■
United Engineering & Foundry—5 ;■/
United Fruit Co
No par
United Gas Corp..
—10
United Gas Improvement Co—13'%
United
Greenfield
Corp
..10
United Industrial Corp—
;
1
•
Convertible pfd series A
8.80
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co
1
United Shoe Mach common..—.28
6% preferred
28
US Borax & Chemical Corp com—1 v
*
4'%% preferred
.100
U 8 & Foreign Securities
1
.U S Freight Co.—
No par
..
43%
,,
*21'%
61%
33%
32^
*52%
18%
x87%
5%
17%
-
,
1
57'%
*32%
39%
90'%
25
54%
.
7%
„
33 /a
17%
21%
32 /a
53
18%
9'%
57%
18'%
1%
58'%
33'%
39%
90%
25%
56
32'%
119%
8
32%
120
39%
39%''
94'A
94'A
*76%
*73%
84'A
82
32'%!
1193/4
32 Ya
32%
12,300
119%
1193/4
16,500
39%
x39 Ya
393/8
14,300
94'A
95
323/a
1203%
39%
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94 'A
32'%
119%
33
120% V
39%'
*77
7,200
94'A
95%
95'A
160
80
*77
80
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80
50
743A
74%
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743A
743A
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85
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86
85
85
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85%
160
43%
43'A
43 7%
433/8
43%
7,500
273/4
27'%
273A
273/8
277/8
35,700
8%
10.000
*73%
43'%
433A
43%
27'A
27%
273%
8%
8%
8%
8%
83%
8'%
83/8
30'%
30%
29%
30'%
30 Ya
30'%
293/4
23'A
233%
233%
23%
23'%
23%
*23
233A
900
31%
32'%
32
32%
32
32'%
33
333/8
21,600
45'A
463%
4 4'A
45%
44
44 7%
43%
44'/2
22,100
104 !A
102
1033/4
*102
110
*102
*95
99
96
29%
30'A
37%
37 %
*95'%
98%
*21
,a
62%
33vo
7%
33%
17%
21
7%
21%
61%
60'%
32%
331/4
2934
37%
.
100
953A
96
94'A
96
1,000
30'A
293A
30'A
30%
303/8
9,000
39'A
7,500
387%
38 7%
383/4
39
*95
21%
*21%
21%
60%
61%
60'A
*327/8
34
*33'A
33%
21%
617%
61
99
*95
99
21%
33%
104
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6,900
97
99
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30
7%
21%
300
61
6.200
33%
1,500
77/8
20,700
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
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34'A
34'A
34'A
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343A
33
34
17'A
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17%
173/4
17%
17'%
17%
17%
2,100
21
21'A
21
21%
207%
21'A
24,500
33'A
34'A
33%
34'%
333/4
34%
35,800
53
52%
523A
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52%
21
21'A
32'A
33
52%
52%
*52'A
18'%
18%
18%
8%
8%
8%
5%
18
1
57'/a
*32%
5%
18'%
1 Ya
5%
18
1
18'%, '
18 Ya
18
■
Z
8»A
8%
8'A
9
5%
53/4
5%
57/8
18'/a
17%
18 Ya
177/8
1
58
56%
57
32%
W
32 Ya
40
'
8 3/s
6
18%
1
400
1,600
10,500
5,400
12,300
3,800
!
4,600
573A
32 'A
32'%
600
393/4
8,400
39 Ya
3/4%
40'%
X39%
90'%
90%
90%
90%
150
26%
253A
26'A
4,300
54'%
53%
53%
6,000
40%
40%
91%
*90'%
25%
25%
26
26'A
26
54%
55'A
54'A
54%
533A
91'% '
323/4
-
18
56 3A
56%
56%
33'%
1
1
1
*90%
40'%
18
600
*
13
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(818)
Monday, August 29, 1960
.
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
»
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Apr
165
Mar 30
22
22
7% Dec
28
12% Jan 29
28 % Oct
29
9 Va 8ep
22
2
14 % Apr 17
44% M»y 28
35% Apr 20
9
267/e Dec
23
149
8V4 Jan
2
10
Jan
29
Jan
30
40
Dec
23
76
Jan
9
45% Feb
10
142% Sep 24
33 Va Jan 19
27% Sep 30
45% Nov
6
88% May
7
>8% Jan
3
Jan
50% Jan
■$ 77% Feb
Jan
.35
26
Aug
4
Jan
4
37
Jun
29
26% Mar
108% Aug 31
Jan
28
7
; 26% Jan
21
47
36%
33% Oct
6
•37% Feb
9
29% Sep
22
50% Mar 12
14% Feb
26
17% Jan
8% Jan
2
12% Jan
34% Jan
14
ii 36
14
Feb
Feb
12
9
32% May 11
51% Jan
47% Feb
5
66
•
Jan
6
159
148
•:
41% Apr
14
80% Jun
21
22 ye Aug
4
I 31% Apr
7
17
28 % Jan
8
25% Oct
12
71
Nov
17
84
Jan
16
70% Feb
16
84
40
Feb
9
50
July 29
,41% Feb
16
62% Jun
31
Jun
9
36% Feb
32% Feb
ft
38
Jun
40
II
I
46
39% Mar
4
34% Jan
26
5
99% Jan
4
79
97
Apr 22
6%
86% Jan
2
103% Feb
11
95
Jun
15
rsaaii
65 %
69%
25%
159
,
44%/ 45%
159
44
83
58%
59%
58%
35%
35%
35%
*82.
35%
5%
6,500
38
38%/7
38%
38%
800
20
20 %
20 Va
20%
10,20Q
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,900
33%
34
353/4
36
53%
54%
38%
20%
:
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12%
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35%
357/s
54%
42 y8
43%
27/®
113
50%
49%
105%
105%
100
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84%
preferred
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90
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100
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1
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preferred
16
100
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,
1,200
%
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42%
41,20d
3
10,600
117
12,90d
9,000
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:
115
118
300
36
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39 Va
41 %
2%
115
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30%
28%
29%
29 Va
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97
93
93
94%
95
49 Va
4934
106%
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493/a
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13,50(3
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9%
84
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35%
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preferred
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35%
20%
96%
4
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34%
100
150
16,000
543/4
3
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83
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159
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.
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.
83
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Virginia Elec & Power Co
$5 preferred
29
38%
159
44
.7
83
94
19
Jan
36
29%
15% Jan
2
30
*34
100
7:
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64
92%
90 % Aug 16
Jun
11%
35%
66
28%
$4.20
9% July 28
12%
36 y2
64%
No par
$4.04
13% Jun
12
36
65%
dividend partic preferred—.100
$4.12
85
12%
37%
1
1
Va-Carolina Chemical
July 28
9
11%
130
•
7,700
;
,
63
159
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2,300
11,000
7-7
,
36%
67%
*
21
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9
31%
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21
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•
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84
20
30%
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3,600
;
84
147
7
148
64%
V
.1.25
89
21% Mar
30 Va
■
•
25%
36%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co_.6%
18
96% Feb
29%
■
21
26%
36%,
Vlck Chemical Co
16
29
2
30
.
10
Co
Jan
4
29%
10,600
■!
36%
*33 3/4
82% Jan
11
*35%
;
80
87% Jan
36 %
69%
■£
83 y2
84%
600
30%
50 Va
*35%
25%
12.80
5
49%
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66%
;
;
29 Mj
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120
360
26 Va
-
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31%
49%
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158%
83
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39%
39%
30%
■
59%
5
39%
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"
26%
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21
61%
45 Va
convertible preferred
Raalte Co
86% Mar 23
15% Dec
36
58%
Co
155 VA
25%
•
91% Mar 17
12% Nov
-
83
Corp of America
154%
8,700
•
35%
•
29%
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>
159
155%
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9,300
•:
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23
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62%
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52
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76%
51%
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8,100
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15
20% Mar
11%
36
29
,
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77
85 %
12%
16
82% Jun
20%
45
:
25%
19%
78% Oct
87% Mar 16
20%
28 Va
147%
12%
81% Dec
29
28%
*28
8%
,
«
32
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20%
9
Sep
35%
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3,300
23%
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45
49%
84 Va
38%
18
79
35%
36%
29%
-
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25%
147
•
19%
98% Dec
Jun
25%
147
12%
Aug 24
'
25%
38
33ysJun
51
82%
146%
25%
1
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5
30% Aug 23
9
83%
146%
25%
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
Aug 12
6% Jan 11
124% Jun
9
I 84%
82%
146%
30%
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8%
23%
51%
39%
39%
40
29%
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155
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28
154%
49%
11%
Varian Associates
Feb
155%
49%
.
„■
53
30% 7 30%
_100
35% July 21
21% Mar
Jan
26,000
38%
29%
28%
.
77
52%
49%
61%
;
67% Jun 20
35% May 25
Mar 20
107
108
7 9%
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36
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39%
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12
76
28 VA
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52
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26
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"
49%
35%
Utah Power & Light Co
21
13% Mar 15
39 Va Aug 26
8
4
2
170
400
*8 Va
23 %
29%
"*36
29%
8%
*8»/8
23 %
39%
25 Va
12
28
25
7,500
12,500
v
26%
9%
9%
38%
*38
•
29%
*155
1
Co_
29%
8%
*76
156
X67%
31% Feb
17
53
155
1
30c
preferred—
Upjohn
52%
2.50
39% Jan
36% Apr
19% Jan
13
76
38%
23%
28%
43
*
76
...1
26% Feb
30% Nov
42%. 44%
51%
1
Corp
Products
Vanadium
5
82 Va Nov
Match
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
2
U% Jan
4 Va %
Aug 16
*8
23%
,
7 9%
10'/a
9Va
*38
29%
28
Pictures Co Inc com____l
Universal
5
3iy2Jan
96% Dec
Universal
Universal Oil
5
Mar
28
100
Jan
22 ys Jan
22
Shares
7:
5%
*25
26%
the Week
160
5%
5%
-
-.7
Aug. 26
98%
99 Va
159 V2
161
*24%
9%
50
preferred
34% Jan
34
27%
com.Nopar
Tobacco
44
11
26
Oct
Leaf
9
13% July 28
Dec~29
25%
39
50
com
Corp
4
42
2
8%
23%
100
Pharmaceutical
Si
20
47% Aug 27
16
4%
Vitamin
9 Va
29 Vs
1
Jan
27
9% Jan
8%
23%
5
preferred
18% Aug
Nov
29% Nov
76
-
46% Aug 18
29% Feb
U S
8%
17
29% Dec
Nov
5%
x25 %
'
■
,
S
98%
98J/a
-
-
*160
5%
25%
*38
29%
5
Corp
Universal
Apr 13
18% Sep "21
1st
non-cum
9%
39
-5
United Whelan Corp_:
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
%
4
10
26% Sep 21
♦25
10
common
/ United Stockyards
Aug 25
Apr
9y8
29
16%
i 7% preferred
100
U S Tobacco Co common
No par
1% noncumulative preferred
25
*
13% July 11
19
28
Jan
25
*38
t.
1
__
24% Mar 29
53% Oct
1
;
Corp common—
preferred series B
.->100
Rubber Co
US Shoe
36% Jun 24
8
60 Va Aug
157
25
6
>
162
*160
.
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 25
"75%
161
V 5%
6%
T-
98%
97%
99%
i
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Aug. 24
Aug. 23
98%
161
162
6
50
k;
common
Smelting Ref Si Min
7% preferred
US Steel Corp common
8
3
May
Co
US
Aug 25
26% Aug 25
46
9
f'
148
34% Mar 24
Dec
>*159 V*
Plywood
8%
Apr 27
Apr 12
15% Jan
24
30
U S
50% Aug 26
5
103% Jan
15
Lines
'»,-3%%
•
' V
5
4
Jun
US
19
2
139% Jan
22 »'
Jan
157% Aug 11
9
74% May
21
«
64
47% July 22
4
4%% preferred
US Pipe Si Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
19
755
29
U S Industries Inc common
4Va%
preferred series A
U S
V
4
Jun
54% Feb
22% Dec
146
100
'
5
144
138% Sep
Mar 30
4
common
—
'
27
26% Jan
38% Feb 24
153
25
8
48
7
154% Aug 10
Oct
22
3
40% Aug 10
4
69% July
47
15
Jan
40
6
26
19
Jun
13% Jan
29% Jan
Mar 31
7% Mar
58% May II
99
12
20% Jun
7
39 y« Oct
Aug. 22
98
98%
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
F-
v-
US Hoffman Mach common__82%e
5% class A preference
50
4
31% Feb
EXCHANGE
■■■
Y,
U S Gypsum Co
1% preferred
13
Aug 23
8% Jan
8% July 25
38
25% Jun
21
29 % Oct
161
'.
'
26
18
116% Jun
6% May
3
25
Aug 18
36% Mar
24 Ve Jun
12
27
Jan
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
86% Feb
27
120
86% Sep
M5% Sep
40 Va Oct
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
99
1,500
-
50
•
160
<
:
■
v.
W
;
66% Sep
25
76% Mar 11
62
May 13
40
Dec
17
46 y« Nov
30
30
Jun
2
44% Jan
25
14% Jan
2
21
21
15% Aug
1
18% Jun
8
43% Sep
21
33% Mar 30
39
Apr
55% May 11
41% July 28
45
41
14
4
40
1
Sep
22
52% July 20
11% Nov
4
16% May 19
18% Aug 24
94
Feb 20
10% Aug
84% July
12% July 22
16
24% Jan
8
Oct
26
Jun
12
20
.
48
Sep~il
50
28% Apr
7
65% Aug 21
9
9
48% May
31% Feb
21
8% Jun
23% July
33
Jun
19
38% Apr
85 Va Dec
28
102
79
Sep
23
90
78% Dec
29
91
8
24
IS
8
17
12
42
May
8
61
93
Dec
31
101
26
Jan
7
38
23% Jan
8
Apr
May
Apr
Dec
31
Dec
29
Nov 24
32% Nov
17
29% Jan
8
27% Sep
22
53%
103
Dec~29
Nov
52% May
92% Jan
28
24
7
2
Sep 21
65% Sep 28
37% Dec
24
40% Mar 30
97
112
14
July
51% Aug
17
97
81
28
May 11
28% May
.
41% May. 11
25% May
4
.
22
64
Mar
2
Jan
Jun
t
41% July 25
,69
Aug 24
48% July 8
Jan
7
14
7
28% July 21
51% July 23
25% Jun
May 23
52% Jan
30% Nov
21% Aug
9
31% Mar 10
28% Jan
82% May 9
May 27
43
36
Jan
32% Jan
78
6
Sep 22
July
19% Oct
6
8
40
9
1
:
Jun
14
July 19
2
88
Mar 31
29
Sep
2
79
6
23% Jan
16
6% Jan
2
14% Dec
14
39% Jun
17
46% Sep
1
•35% Sep 22
•
Sep 30
118
23V4.Tnn 22
40% Jan 23
129
Mar 25
27% Jan
28% Dec 31
36% Mar
53% Jan
67% Dec
2
59% Nov 10
83
Deo
7
70
Nov
18
9% Nov 23
99% Feb 10
31% Feb
9
114% Jan
7
19% Nov 10
>7% Sep 21
10% May 11
42% Jan
4
36% Apr 29
119
July 27
80% Mar 10
78
Apr
1
8% Feb 24
25% Jun 24
«
10
July 14
89% Feb
17
66
45%
38
Jan
6
37% Jan
6
138% Jan
4
25
Aug 26
127% Jun 27
"0 &aIe °n thI® day' iIn receivershiP
27%
56%
89
88%
88%
"105
*102
95%
95%
25%
25%/
25%
68%
68%
69
46%
47,
47
45%
46% <'
45%
47
45%
102
*101
8%
9
26%
*25%
53%
C
'
'
i
101%
9
101%
9
Corp—10
Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%% series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
•
Yale & Towne Mfg Co—
Young Spring Sc Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door
Zenith
Radio
corp.
54%
42%
42%
127
53%
42
*124
29%
70%
50
50%
49%
81%
9
30%-
303/a
30%
233/4
23%;
9934
98%
22
1203/4
22%
121%
or Petition has been filed for the company's reorganization,
50%
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:
.
81%V
973/4
22%
122
4,800
101%
100
223/4
223/4
1,000
41
413/4
41%
44%
40%
6,500
14,000
81%
8%
2,500
H
95/8
30%
233/4
a Deferred delivery.
40
26
14
14
,
30%
71%
51
99%
•
-
14
53%
53%
42
423/s
423/s
,
*124
30 %
24%
24
24%
68
70 %
683/4
69
50
x293/4
30%
49%
50%
7,100
3,300
5,800
127
30%
;
50
-2,700
3,500
20,700
3,100
91
*90
91
81%
81%
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82
:
800
83/4
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9
G
1,400
303/s
30
23%
23%
23J/4
101%
993/8
100%
233/4
243/4
1233/4
sale,
26
13 3/s
53%
700
83
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400
8%
9
233/4
121%
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127
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81%
23
r Cash
-
91
30%
/
413/4
39%
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-
24
-
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,
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26
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8%
1013/b ;
23%
123%
39%
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91
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700
46%
23 Va
127
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92
14
42
:
24
69%
•
500
413/4
26%
527/a
42%
23%
8%
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No par
No par
54
127
69
81%
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22%
141%
-
30%
49%
20,900
26
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•
41%
;
83
14%
24%
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46
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83
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67%
-
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190
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25%
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10,900
26%
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.
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24
;
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54
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105
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83
53%
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54
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105
9%
82%
1
883/4
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39%
10
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26%
100
88
34,000
25%
39
85
13%
58,100
6,300
.
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14%
11,100
55%
69
101%
9
c
26%
38%
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14
27%
55 Va
r 25%
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10
lOo
48%
26%
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.
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473/4
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53%
42%
•
48%
273%
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•
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-
6,100
,
193/4
►102
?
-
43%
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34
193/4
87%
26%
47
32
19%
55%
96%
.169
32
*31
34
98
27%
54%
*95%
"
*97
48%
38%
Worthington
.
32%
55%
38
10
4
5,400
3,400
27%
54
97%
213/B
48% »<487/8
105
*96
6,500
98%
55%
53%
v
373/4
27%
*102
70
130
39% : 393/4
:
373/8
48%
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87
21%
54%
37%
10
14
.
97%
170
89
*86
/V
4,900
>v
97
963/4
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37%
26%
8
Jan
1,400
•'
213/s
47%
>
23%
Service
5,600
s
21 %
41
Woolworth (F W) Co-
1,000
5>/8
13
.37%
19%
68
*,
39%
19%
96
25%
*.
86
*31
34
23
Woodward Iron Co
25%
>
4i% :. 42 y8
7
19%
41
com
1,600
32
'
32Va
-*31
-
22%
July 11
10% Jan
31%
;
41
6% preferred
Wisconsin Public
400
5,400
'
'
393/4
25%
;
88
19%
22%
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
8
90
Aug 12
85% Jan 13
34
41
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
July
32
22%
Inc
51
42
,
4%
953/4
19%
41
Industries
2,7001
*97
/
98%
*97
22%
common
1,700
69,500
34%
39%
42%
*96
U
41
42% Aug 16
127
>
99
53%
*25%
cc,
>
31%
*31
105
*100%
8%
50
—
17%
78%
123/4
39
.
v
1
Wilson & Co Inc
31% Aug 17
30% Jan
8
45
preferred
*98
47%
47
-
97%
37% V'7.
34
95%
25%
»•>.
*96
v
21%
20
53%
1
97%
>
37%
88%
68
393/4
39%
-
Wilcox Oil Co
Windsor
75
8
convertible
200
2,500
12,100
42
;
86
White Stores Inc_
.
2,200
49%
5y8
88
-
.
20%
31%
*102
1
*96
26% C
*
86
37%
55%
• • *
*85
;
21
26%
~
20
14% Mar 30
54Va Aug 22
9
Mar
28 Va July 14
$3
preference
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
59
23% May 2
95% July 27
ES-daistdribuktion.PrlCe3;
Prior
8,000
>
6%
12%
953/4
88
36 Va
88%
10
White Sewing Machine common
.
25%
/
42%
423/4 ;■*'
96%
203/4
54%
100
42%
95%
/
39%
47%
100
common—.—
5y8
*86%
383/4
;•
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%% convertible preferred
80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
Motor Co
:
25%
86
51
>
12%
88
85
•
10
95%
85
99
*31V4
19%
..........
6.25
B
51
39%
.
123/4
763/4
41%
5V8
93/a
12%
17%
41%
13%
2,500
34 %
*
*39%
.
37%
31%
...
5%% preferred———.....—100
19
25% Feb
I
136% Jun
Feb
23% May 31
1
preferred series
25% "
U
5 %
12%
423/4
95 Va
*86%
97%
-
*98
2.50
com
83Va Aug 18
27% Feb 26
6
49% Jun 24
Sep
44% Aug 26
25
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
148
27% July 12
Jan
84% July 15
94% Feb
2
39% July
11
101% Aug 19
14% Jan
8
9 \
31
Telegraph
5ya
34%
*50 3/4
'
-
21
36%.
.
No par
Electric
50% !
50%
:
12%.
39%
20%
,
V
100
com—No par
40
•-
86
38%
*06 /
'
99
July 23 *
45% Sep
5
preferred
5
42%
88
86
5
Air Brake
White
4
51% Mar 11
"
8
17% Jan 23
35
"
95%
1
Ry
•
12
42%
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
i
42%
95%
*86%
100
2nd
-
51
*
"
100
Air Lines Inc
Union
5%
11%
100
pfd
preferred series C
noncum
3.80%
c
1
6
4%%
preferred series B
Va Pulp & Paper common
4%
5%
11%
5
Westinghouse
6
67% Jan
Co
Westinghouse
c /
89% Aug 18
15
7
25%
*50%
78%
.
200
'
49%
17%
75%
;
34
!
;
6%
6%
50 •>:/
17%
173/4
79%
25%
Western
5
Jun
-
,
25%
Western Pacific RR
96% Aug 25
34% Jan 22
>
34%
6V4
.34%
173/4
74%
34 r
81% J
34%-
25%
Western Maryland
"
10
Apr
17%
X79
;
1
Supply Co com
4.80% preferred
13
62% Jan
37% Mar 14
'
57
17%
4
Co
4%% preferred
6
Jan
18
'
87%
48
25%
Knitting Mills
Western Auto
6
103
Apr
1
Apr 25
93% Apr 28
22
July 26
102% Mar 11
34%
>
■
17%
86
'
/
3,20d
•
9%
;
12%
>86■•>;'
48 Va
5
July 29
32% Jan
47
6
?97/a
34%
vV
-
Western
21% Feb 19
65
103
7
■>;•
2
Peb 17
77% Jan
11
May 26 *
53% Mar 20"
17%
77%
48
•;?;
.
-
*17
9%
12
7
Aug 19
37% Jan
/
48%
417/a
West
4
37
4.
4
16% Apr
v
98
15
48%
6% i
6%
40
4.10%
4
Jun
6%
48%
48
6%
;v
41%
4.20%
17
96
6%
6%
-■
393/4
20
35% Jan
87
V"
40
Power
41% Jun
88%,
87
413/4
Penn
8
*86%
41%
West
Aug 26
Aug 25
17
87
39%
Electric
Aug
87
40
Penn
56% Jan
July 25
2,500
41%
West
Jun
62
50%
Kentucky Coal
86
61%
"
30%
17%
%
9%
9%
12%
41%
42% Aug 19
19
63%
9>/4
12%
39%
West
97
62
9%
12%
50%
Wayne
88
2,500
63%
1
Welbllt Corp
1
36%
5
4
4
59 /
36 3/4
633/4
*163/8
Waukesha Motor Co
14
Jan
59 r.
37
64
10
15
Jan
59%
37
633/4
9
.
59
64%
12%
•
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37
9%
'V
f-
31
60%
60
36%
12%
67
17%
17%
60
-•
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303/4
37
17%
36 %
„
67
•30%
59%
No par
Pharmaceutical
65%
31
36%
9
1
«
(S D) Co
30%
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
Washington Water Power
No par
5
Apr 21
45% Jau
4
24% Jan
z
Warren
;
59%
12%
.100
Co
Warner-Lambert
30
29% Feb
78
66% Dec
Warner
2
Aug 23
7% Jan
20
98% Mar 13
3 9 Va
7
67%
31%
64
_1
...
>
303/4
36%
_1
_
*65
17 y8
59%
r2.50
Corp
Warner Bros Pictures tn«»
43
1
92% Feb
14
Jan~29
Feb
81 Va
37% Jun
Inc—
common
Industries
17
37
Dec~ 17
C8% July
July
78% Jan
38% Mar II
88%
21% Mar
8
Ward
30% Jan
45%
77%
Feb
82% Feb
35% Dec SI
Dec
18
87
July 22
100% Aug 12
35
7
10% Jan
30%
*17
No par
Co
Baking Co
6% preferred
10% July 28
33% Jan 27
38
85
89% Jan
& Tiernan
Walworth
15
23% July 14
4% Aug 16
Mar 31
Apr
7
37
30
30
;
67
/
31%
*64%
15
No par
_10
(Hiram) G & W
Ward
51
24
3% Jan
Walker
Wallace
50% July
preferred—100
Corp
Walgreen Co
4
15% Jan
16% Aug 15
4
16 Va Dec
25% Jan
Electric
64% Aug 22
15% Jan
4
30% Apr 27
45% May 4
38% May 25
*4
41% Jun
Wagner
4%%
Waldorf System-...
5% July 11
37% Mar 9
Aug 21
36% Feb
Jan
RR
2
Feb
8% July 18
54% May
48% Jan 12
46
Wabash
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debentures
4%s
of Am
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103%
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5s
106
168
-
137
-
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1988———
Oil
103% 107
91%
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mortgage 4%s 1989—
Continental Baking 3s debentures
Can
87%
100
67 •*
-
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1975
1987
Continental
31
l:v
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mtge
4%s
Continental
V:
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101%
Cuba—
2001
debentures
100%
37
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Feb-Aug
mortgage
1st
132
Feb-Aug
—
first
105%
Mar-Sepf
1983
debs
Power
108
Feb-Auy
1985
Railroads
inc
cum
Cc>s"mers
71
99%
June-Dec
1982_
debentures
4%s
105 Va 105%
>-90%
236
_June-Dec
1982
debentures
5s
5s
82%
.
50
98
;
May-Nov
,
1978—
debentures
105%
April-Oct
1979—
47/8s
92%
100% 101%
(Bait)—
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-April-Oct
1986,/
Jan-July
1981
3%s
—
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87%
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79
79
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Gas
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M
1986-1
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1987-
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series
subord
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1st
L
M
Electrodynamics
conv
1st
series
debentures
conv
Called
4 Vis
series
series
debentures
conv
4s
3%s
81%
4
96 Va
87
18
82%
—May-Nov
debs 1981_—May-Nov
1984
1979
convertible
21
39
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debentures
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32
98%
82%
;
debentures
General
96%
193
81%
5s
General
91
85%
75
53
93%
120
debs
1981
83%
80
100%
debentures
67%
87
74%
Jan-July
-
debentures
100%
67'/2
92%
;
1974—-Mar-Sepf
Acceptance Corp—
debentures 1961—
5s
70
66%
97%
26
76
-Mar-Sepf
3%s
5s
86%
66%
__
190
93
4s
88
5-
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&
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87
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1st
M
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79
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3%s
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76
66 V8
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-
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2%s debentures
1964————Jan-July
3s
debentures 1969-1-———.
—-fan-July
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Mar-Sepf
3%s debentures 1975—Mar-Sepf
85
:
1st
M
78%
—May-Nov
Motors
89%
85
Electric
General
87%
80%
89%
84%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
_
series
Co
148
80%
-
96
190
35
Oil
70
82
96
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Cigar Co 5 %s income
General
80
5
89%
83
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conv
88 Va
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conv
77
83%
148
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1972—-—Jan-July
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General American
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80%
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1977—-—:—
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•
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81
91
71
1
100
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April-Oct
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86
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1981—^Feb-Aug
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81
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1979
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77
84 Va
39
77
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cons
5s
1
79 %
91
70
70
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86
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conv
1979
76
70
__
79%
1982_Mar-Sept
ser B 1977_ApriZ-Oct
mtge 2%s ser C 1972_June-Deo
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1972—__May-ZVou
and
East
79
82
148
May-ZVou
Jan-July
Foremost. Dairies Inc 4%s
1980
Gardner-Denver 4%s conv debs 1976
Garrett Corp 4%s conv debs 1978
Consolidated Edison of New York—
First
debentures
debenture
1
2
*87%
mortgage 3V4s ser E 1964—April-Ocf
First consol mortgage 3y8s ser F 1990___Jan-July
First consol mortgage 3y8s ser G 2000—Jan-July
A5s income
debentures Jan
1
2020
April-Oct
Ohio division first mortgage 3Vis 1971
Mar-Sepf
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp—
4%s conv subord debentures
1976——April-Ocf
Firestone Tire & Rubber 3s debs 1961—___May-Nov
3!/4s
83
79%
First: consol
General
85%
79%
Feb-Aug
1961
19731—■
adjustment
Erie RR Co gen mtge
94
Co—
f
debt
92%
160
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
•.
Gen Amer
95
June-Dec
88%
__
*92%
mortgage 3s series N 1978—:
„_Jime-Dec
sinking fund debentures 1999———.April-Oct
s
5%s
103%
100%
189
89
First
2%s
'
98%
97%
1977
1982—
first
51%
84
87
85%
*90%
Corp—
debs
(N Y)
46
__
77
-
84
*88%
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series
3s
subord
49
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conv
54 V4
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1961
2010——
Fuel
50
90
79%
1995—June-Dec
May-ZVou
gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3!/4s 1970
_Mar-Sept
El Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965
April-Oct
5s stamped
1965
ApriZ-Oct
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101
97%
1
;—_May-ZVoy
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1986—
Edison
5s
Edison El 111
92 %
98
2
89
108 V:
1970—Mav-Sepf
—
86
89
——__May-Nov
3'%s
J Combustion Engineering Inc—
3%s conv subord debentures
mortgage
10
121
debentures
Eastern
72
75%
92%
15
April-Oct
1964
Elec
1983-
4%s
99%
106%
104
88
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—May-ZVou
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1983
1984—
N
Ohio
3%s
mortgage
K
debs
conv
South
mortgage
1982_,
1983—,
J
series
1-
88
—
April-Ocf
1982_———Jane-Dec
I
series
101
f
s
Eastern Gas &
82%
87
86;;
1981—Ji
4%s
,
74%
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__
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series
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83%
69
—
—
,
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series
Commonwealth
91%
80
■
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1—Jan-July
1980_
debentures
mtge
5s
54%
6
85%
77
May-Nov
1976 Mar-Sept
1983—_ApriZ-Oct
-
4Vas
46
83
85%
—
75
'
•
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99%
104%
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.
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debentures series H
1st
81
,
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1st
64
84%
3
■
101
—
1961—ApriZ-Oct
1977-
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3 '/as
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78
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—
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87 Va
81
12
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-
4'/2s
debentures
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10
80%
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1977—_Mar-Sept
Duquesne Light. Co 2%s 1977—
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 2%s
1979——
Apr-Ocf
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
;
;
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3y2s 1986-——_ApriZ-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s 1988
_April-Ocf
1st mortgage 4V4s 1989
—Mar-Sept
82'/*
71%
/
Industries
64
51%
May-Nov
4s
1978
debs
58
32%
50
June-Dec
Inc—
2.35s
59
37
49
May-ZVou
Feb-Aug
1971—
debentures
subordinated
97%
*92%
RR 2%s ser B
debentures
Chemical
3s
I 71
62
59'%
11
1-82
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:
3%s
Columbus
81
1-82
__
—May-Nov
1994—
debentures
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60%
91 Va
Mar-Sepf
:
Columbia Gas System Inc—
3s debentures series A 1975
3%s
76
81
91%
Jan-July
1993
Cleveland Short
;
75%
—
June-Ocf
mtge 3%s 1986—
mortgage 3s 1989
1st
75
■
subord
S
Dresser
•
1st
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87%
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v
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94%
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Cleveland
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94
100 Va
conv
s
Co
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Mar-Sept
1980
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51%
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1969
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5s
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4s
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1995—
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96 Va
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.;
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series
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93
40
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1976
debentures
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Mackinac
&
K
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2018
1970
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2%s
ref
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series
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9
96
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101%
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97
1985_May-Nov
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58
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102 Va
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:
72
1%
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1985—May-Nov
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83
70
106 %
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series
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75
77%
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series
5s
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1971
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5s
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•
1963 „—Jan-July
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mortgage
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:
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St
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—
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I
66
,
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tr
84
.
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mortgage series A
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106
s
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C
68
59
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&
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1
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trust
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mtge
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Delaware
2
V
Essex
RR
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&
series
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99
99%
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1963
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M
mortgage due
&
1st mtge
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extended
&
refund
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58
,
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——.-—Jan-July
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1983
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and
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84 Va
74
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First
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—
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Jan-July
_
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New
1977-.
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85
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\
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April
Jan-July
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ser
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40
1986
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debentures
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1st
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Terre
&
81%
62%
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1970
B
debs
6s
1984
debentures
Delaware
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74
series
Co
3s
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1980
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82
5
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,
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4s
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1970
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mortgage 5s 1987
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Co 2%s debentures 1965_™_—„AprZZ-Oct
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__
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1999
mortgage
60
32
—
82 Va
—
ref
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Delaware
62%
&
series
4s
Deere &
84 Va
.
ref
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4'/2s
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1989
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5
61%
—
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1st
80
—
90
or
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1st mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
First
mortgage 3V4s 1982
Feb-Aug
83
80
\
~
■
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81
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&
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92%
-
80
:
f
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88
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__
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Last
Sale Price
(Continued)—
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84
92
RR
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84'/a
84
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A Jan 2003
ser
k!-'
1988—Jan-July
inc
mortgage 4I/2s inc
99%
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1st
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mtge 4 Vi s Jan 1 2038
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
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mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
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:
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May-Nov
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104 Va
*80
May-Nov
2054—
Jan
11
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Feb-Aug
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First
108
91%
—
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mtge 4%s 1978
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88'/*
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~
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93
83
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Jan-July
ref
91
99%
Jan-July
Interest
High
15
__
84
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
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1970_Feb-Aup
1st
Low
88
—
'
1989
1989
4s
No.
BONDS.
New York Stock Exchange
84%-
—
and
Second
Jan. 1
88
—
1992—Mar-Sept
4%s
gen
Range Since
Sold
High
-a
Friday
Bonds
107
Jan-July
Jan-July
1984
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—
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R
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
debentures
Ohio
&
or
Sale Price
Jan-July
1981
subord
conv
Period
1965
debentures
4%s
Exchange
(Range for Week Ended August 26)
Week's Range
Last
Fibre—
&
debentures
3%s
Interest
Manhattan
income
5s
first
Feb
5s
A
1957
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1
87%
__
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81
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92'%
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The Commercial and Financial
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Monday, August 29, 1960
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BONDS
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or
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f
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213
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99
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1978
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1961
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84%
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1980
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57
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1982
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Martin
Co
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RR
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5Vis
1968
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s
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conv
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98
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134
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77
90
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87
72%
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series
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97%
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142
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1974
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102
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1991
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94
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1997
gold
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.
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series
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•
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9
92
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A
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81
—
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1980
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82
—
102 Vi 103
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
4 Vis
Royal
City
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81%
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238
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debentures
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KLM
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New Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986-
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83
Jan-July
Jersey
82%
76%
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81
76%
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Last
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82 Vi
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Jan-July
1977
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84
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Low
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BONDS
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Friday
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New York Stock
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Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
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or
Sale Price
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Phillips
Petroleum
4'As
Apr-Oct
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debs 1979
debentures 1964
2%s
subord
conv
1984
debs
104%
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guaranteed
4%s
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Low
202
—
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series B
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mortgage
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;
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1983
debentures
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&
ref 4s ser F 1983
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San
1971
debentures
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78%
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Westchester
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mortgage
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100
118
112'/a 114%
99%
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1979
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81'A
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1965
1979—
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1976
C
1967
Electric &
General
82%
97
70
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--
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ApriZ-Oct
1971
debs
conv
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3s
America
Virginia & Southwest
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82%
73
104% 105%
104
1983_ -Feb-Aug
1982
debentures
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90
42
3/3'■
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1973
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f
1st
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85
—
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f
s
1979
subord
conv
1970
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101%
5
88%
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debs
debentures
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1977
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conv
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1966
debentures
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Steel
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of
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79
—Mar-Sepf
1980——Jan-July
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1982
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conv
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r
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s
debentures
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Seiberling Rubber Co—
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1980
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79
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79
1972
&
1961
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debentures
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87
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1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1977
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mortgage
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May-Nov
1983
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70%
of
98%
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of
coll
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3%s
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April-Ocf
:
debentures
conv
1968
1971
1st gtd 4s
mortgage 3s series B
f
3'As
1st
108
*76
May-No©
1989_Jan-July
Manufacturing 43/4s debs 1982
s
&
United
124
90
93
69'A
*70
'
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3%s
mtge
United
>93%
72'A
Mar-Nov
1989
Depot 3'As B
Scioto V & New England
Scovill
'
95'A
89%
90%
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1
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certificates
Duluth
"i-/
Mar-Sepf
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St
90
70
May
debs series A Jan 2006
94
106%
—
64
~
Jan-July
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.,
*85%
64
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.
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304
99% ioi%
108 % 109%
109%
Mar-Sepf
1996_Jan-JuZy
April-Ocf
gold 5s
90
91%
/UAVV
Jan-July't
1985
1968
mtge
Union
85%
Jan-July
1971
A
series
Adirond'k
"
87
94
•79'A
Refunding
10
86'A
80
11
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debentures
Union
*
94
Mar-Sept
1977
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—
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■
fiaguenay
—
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M
3'As
Co
1st
'
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1977
debs
conv
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..
.Jan-July
.
Gas & Electric Corp—
:
mortgage 3'As series J 1969__
General
—
-
1983
3s
78%
9
5
3%s 1971- .May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975. ApriZ-Oct
First
V' —
.
102'A
86'A
-Mar-Sept
Electric
Union Oil
_Apr-Oct
—
debentures
v—'•
Co
1st
Corp—
subord
conv
'85%
"
Feb-Aug
1955
1978
Richfield
'
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■
May-Nov
8 AConsolidated
Union
1
1950—
7s
New
Oil
109
95
98%
89'A
RR—
refund
of
101%
92'A
.
97
■
M
Tri-Continental Corp 27As debs
70
82%
:
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
5 A Direct
Tidewater
93%
58%
'86%
'
Orleans
refund
RR
"
;*
87
*92
i
89'A
*
June-Dec
Thompson Products 47/es debs 1982-
103'/a
94%
-.
44
■„
*
-
141%
87
June-Dec
Louis—
St
Pacific-Missouri
Term
93'A
96%
■
;
•
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85
85
"
:
7'
■
45
98 'A
102%
•90
impt M 4s series C 2019_
and
78'A
83
Ai2%
85 %
3'As series B 1970—ApriZ-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
93%
;
80
38
'
59%
—
93 y4
102% 103
i
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co 37As debs 1975!
—:
Feb-Aug
v
24
85
92%
'
■
93'A
of
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'.General
101%
102
June-Deo
1979
Assn
New
121
May -Nov
and
&
121
96%
.
High
70%
76'A
i' 98%
Jan-July 'V
1173
3
Inc—
notes
RR
'First and
<
-92%
Jan. 1
Low
*
78
118
97'A
May-No©
1972—
and
Texas
85'A
*
senior
mtge 6s 1971
Company (The) 35As debs
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
'78
75%
1st
1966
Refund
104'A
:•
1973
"
"
No.
•80%
102
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf ;
Jan-July [
Jan-July V
Refund
.
160
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—
*76%
debs
77
1971—May-Nov
1982
Texas
94
85'A
155
1
4'As
5s
capital conv notes 1979—
5'A% senior notes 1980
97%
102
158
Range Since
Sold
.
April-Ocf
1974
debentures
(James)
Terminal
97'A
91%
•
—
158
82'A
122%
24
Bonds
High
101
April-Ocf
37/0s
2%s
77
Jan-July
1982
3'As conv
(Ohio)
debentures
5'As
1983
Corp 2Ves debentures
Co 3%s debs 1981
Co
Talcott
84
107
Oil
&
27As
95'/a
100%
;; 90
18 v;
94
*104%
.
—
Mar-Sept
„
debentures
20
97'A
Friday's
B.d & Asked
May-Nov
June-Dec" 118
1984
4%s
debentures 23As
Surface Transit Inc
Swift
;
96'/a
June-Dec
1977
91
81
81
■
Co
April-Ocf"
1983
Chemical
Oil
Superior
94%
98
96%
-'
First and refunding mortgage 3'As
1983_April-Oct
3%s debentures 1975
1
;
April-Oef
4%s
25
119% 120%
97'A
■
(Indiana)
(N J)
Oil
1985
debs
California
debentures
Sunray
96 %
90%
__
*78%
Mar -Sept
,71
90%
Co—
;
69
.
84
*82%
■—
120
and
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v'>
__
95%
2%s
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93
*84
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Oil
Oil
debs
subord
conv
of
23/4s
1983
debentures
Standard
93'/a
88
'
96%
95%
Jan-July
I—'J.
89
8
*100'A 101
ApriZ-Oct
Co
Electric
debentures
95%
Mar-Sepf
1986
Power
3%s conv debs 1973
96%'
5s
Oil
Standard
98 y8
26
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*93%
—
Feb-Aug
1970
91
*70%
•
—
1965—Jan-JwZy
1967
April-Oct
93%
91
/;
May-No©
3%s
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st
Inc
Standard
98%
98'A
—
93'A
—
April-Oct
mtge 31/28 1964
Consolidation
Spiegel
112
—
98%
*98%
—
April-Oct
1975
debentures
4'As
June-Dec
1975
series
3 Yes
96
105
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
Southwestern Bell Tel
Standard
__
or
Sale Price
Low
103%
85
98%
—
Week's Range
Last
Period
123 ya
*88
*72'A
■■■.'.
Interest
Exchange
High
98
343
/
BONDS
New York Stock
102
—
19
110% 1117A
—
1963_Feb-Aug
J 1964_Map-Nov
ser
Jan. 1
luo
95'A
—
I
ser
Range Since
Sold
*103
111%
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3 As s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27As 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Bonds
High
104
—
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
debs
subord
conv
(Range for Week Ended August 26)
Week's Range
Corporation—
31
by
y
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.
V
maturity.
;
/
'
in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 oi
by such companies.
being transacted during current week.
.
.
reported as being
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the
following extensive list
we
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
class
Corp
A
Mfg Corp—
Week's
Low
Acme
A
.
Wire
Products
Go——
footnotes,
High
Low
3'A
1,400
2% July
10c
2
17A
2'A
14,800
8'A
7%.
Par
5
Jan
Admiral
3%
...
Jan
v
56,400
4%
4%
4'A
400
—i——10
16'A
13%
16'A
1,400
G
t
35.
Low
Shares
Corp
9%
10'A
60%
5 9'A
63%
5,200
9,200
87A
4,900
4%
1,800 •<
—
1
8%
1
4'A
Range Since Jan.1
Low
High
97A
1
Corp
Manufacturing
for Week
Range
of Prices
—10c
Aerojet-General Corp
Aeronca
/'/■/■/
1
Plastics
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
1% Aug
see page
intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
is
any
Friday
3
8%
and
Range for Week Ending Aug. 26.
Range Since Jan. 1
3
Inc
itself
in which
bond
STOCKS
•
8
4% May
54
Apr
6'A May
High
107s Aug
72% May
10 7A Jun
r•.'!«•*
57A May
Jun
5%
Jan
<
21%
Jan
/ Aid
4'A Aug
13%
Aero
8%
Aug
;
For
Exchange
or
Sales
Shares
:1
25c
common——.
Precision
Stock
stock
for Week
Range
of Prices
s-.Acme Missiles & Construction Corp
Class
complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week
beginning Monday Aug. 22,
ending Friday, Aug. 26. It is compiled from the report of the American
and
Acme
a
the
on
Aberdeen
furnish
iU'V
'
'
/.>.
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Supply
Manufacturing—1—
Agnew Surpass
<—
.-V?
Investment
Shoe Stores
&
Discount
Inc
•
1
21
5%
';'
4'A
21
5%
-
21%
1,000
5%
700
37A May
18
Jun
4% Aug
7
22 '
Jan
•
6'4
Jan
Jan
32
The Commercial and Financial Chroyiicle
(824)
.
.
.
Monday, August 29, 1960
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August 26)
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
5%
Steel
Co
Alaska
Amer
Inc
X25%
1%
1
V
5%
4%
25
81
July
Mar
42%
3% July
2,900
Jan
86%
Jan
'
58
9%
•
6%
Jan
12%
50,200
7%
8%
40,300
6% May
10%
4
Engineering
Corp warrants
3%
4 1
2,700
3% Jun
4'A
Allegheny^ Airlines Inc.
9%
200
6%
6
V
,26,900
July
Allied
—1
10
~6%
5%
12%
13%
3,200
10
-50e
12%
11%
12%
2,400
10% July
17%
12% Mar
Jun
Corp
Allied
—•
13%
1
Paper Corp
5%
All-State Properties Inc
Alsco
13%
Ambassador
Oil
1
4%
49%
5%
Business
American
•
Systems Ino.
Electronic*
fnc—
American
Israeli
American
12%
13%
2,500
shares
...
,
13%
1314
13%
16,400
5%
6%
45,000
4%
5
Laundry MachineMARC Inc—
Manufacturing
American
Meter
Co
Mmes
Film
Oil
22'/a Mar
44%
200
42% July
52
1
3ft
3%
33%
33%
7 ¥4
61&
7%
27'A
27'A
100
3%
•5 1«
3%
"lit
"%
6%
5%
Industrial
3,600
7%
16%
Jan
4%
Apr
ftJ'
~2 ft;- ~2¥s
19
20
16
Petrofina
Ltd
Williston
6%
300
3%
11%
Tel
91 ¥»
39%
6% May
85 % Jan
120
36%
34%
2,700
18%
19%
3 ¥4
2%
33/b
17,900
4
5%
5 ¥4
5%
2,000
9%
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1,300
12%
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12%
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8%
9%
3,700
14,300
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L:
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A
~7%
la
■-•■■:
•
2,800
7¥B
7%
13,200
ihv
3
3
9%
4,200
3¥s
Feb
1% Mar
Coastal
Cohu
Colonial
Products Inc
Commercial
IV4
1%
2,600
6%
23 ¥B
8%
5,500
9 ¥4
3,800
6%
Co
Consol
Diesel
Consoliadted
New
11%
14%
14 \\
14%
800
xl8%
20%
91,300
5%
39%
40%
300
37% Aug
to Gas class
6%
5%
19,200
5
51V*
250
16
Feb
100
16
Mar
3%
3%
2,200
3%
Apr
6%
20
5%
Jun
19
Baldwin
Securities CorpBanco de los Andes American
shares—
Banff Oil Ltd..
50e
3%
it
1ft
3,300
16%
18%
24,200
-
BarChris Construction
Barcelona Tr Light a Power Ltd
Barker
Brothers
Corp
Barnes
Engineering
Barry Controls
Barton's
—
convertible
Inc
Beau-Brummel
Bell
"7%
_7%
1,200
44%
47%
22%
19%
23 %
9,400
6,500
6%
7%
1,700
-508
(AS)
class A__
Ties
Bickford's
Inc
Birdsboro
Inc
Bohack
|HC)
5%%
prior
Apr
8
3%
Jan
4% Jun
48%
23%
16,500
TVs
1,000
6%
3%
"•
4,400
8%
29
30%
34
34%
V 100
98
Works Inc
Petroleums
Ltd
1
Co
•
British
American
British
16
Jun
Aug
200
5%
~3%
~4
18% July
5%
1% May
3% May
31
32
2%
2ft
2ft
Amer
Oil
23%
30%
8,500
dep rets ord reg—
dep rets ord reg
Amer
8ft
8%
British
Columbia
British
Petroleum
Amer dep
_fl
JL1
Power
35%
Forman
Class
4%
21,903
V^'Apr
16%
12,803
13 V8 May
10 %
25,200
7% May
14
12%
14%
6,300
10 >A July
Rubber
Bruck
S
Distillers cl
F
(The)
Budget Finance
Buell
Burma
12%
31
8
-
»urroughs
dep
4%
13,500
13
13%
11%
3 000
7
7%
4,000
4
4
7%
Jan
19% Jun
x2
200
14 %
1,700
5%
6%
71,500
8%
ord shares_3s 6d
Son Inc
1
$1.12
preferred
Cuban
Cuban
Ltd
Inc
Cutter
A
Laboratories
Class
B
Daitch
3% Mar
8%
10
Jun
11
May
8%
Jan
2
2
1,500
.1% May
13% Aug
3%
-Tan
see page
35.
16%
Feb
12
Jun
;Desilu
•ft
%
3,500
3%
1,100
39,200
1%
7%
Jan
ft Jan
3% Aug
14% Aug
2,100
13%
Aug
23%
Jan
5,500
2 %
May
3%
Jan
14%
17
2%
2%
2%
;
Jun
9%
200
9
Jun
11%
Feb
■■
Jan
62
Feb
50
3%
6%
17
63%
7%
18 VB
Jan
"; % May
2 ¥2
Aug
9¥a
7%
9%
20
7%
A
359
13 ¥b
7%
II,100
4 ¥2
3%
100
3 ¥2
17
34%
34%
34%
180
9%
9%
9%
500
2%
5
24%
l
~5%
1
10c
23
11%
9%
3,803
7,900
%
5%
%
9%
9 ¥4
100
12
Jan;:
Aug
4% May
2,100
10%
9
May
10 ¥2 July
2,900
11%
9%
18 ¥4
135
100
5%
ft:
v
10
2 ¥2 May
400
11%
May
9 ¥4 May
1,200
10%
25c
com
2%
25%
141
£%
11%
1
preferred..————
24%
141
__100
33
Feb'
Apr
¥2 May
Jan
"
10¥a Aug
9te
Jan
July '
12%
-
7% July
6%
20c
;
-
18,00)
35
stock.
19 ¥4 May
18% May
3%
10c
com
Aug
7% Aug
12,600
3,700
9%
Jun
July
.
7%
16%
~7%
—I
Supermkts
8%/.
10
"
——_50c
class
9%
Aug
19%
Jan
12
500
50c
Jan
.69
12 ¥b
4,600
12%
¥4
-
¥a May
48¥2 Mar
Jan
Mar
41
Mar
26
13,900
12%
.ft
Quality
16¥b Mar
12'A
—
1st
<209
12%
Productions Inc.
:
Gasket & Manufacturing
Dilbert's
8 ¥2
5
15,300
7%
5% Jan
Aug
'Aug
^
68%
9%
,
122,500
2%
64%
3 Vs
1,910
-
17
1%
46 V»
900
56
5
12%
Industrial
Products
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Apr
18%
Apr
7 7/a
AUg
.
4%
Jan
3 5 ¥2
Apr
12
Jan
3 ¥b
28 ¥a
143
Jan
Jun
July
14%
Feb
14%
Jan
8 ¥4 Mar
1¥b
Jan
8% Mar
11% May
9 ¥b
10 ¥4 May
Jan
Distillers Co Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Diversey
Corp
474 May
10s
_1
———
Chemical
Dominion Steel
&
$2
Research
1
-
Ltd
&
Dominion Tar &
Coal
Inc
ord
Co
Ltd
6 ¥2
Aug
preferred
Dow
Brewery
Draper Corp
Drilling
Duke
&
Power
Jun
9%
Jan
500
16
Aug
20%
12 %
603
11
July
16%
Feb
Feb
13%
GOO
12% July
1674
Feb
9'A
9'A
100
9 ¥b Mar
10%
.Tan
18,000
8% May
11% July
9%
32%
1
~9%
l
8%
1%
32%
6ft
28 ¥4 Mar
100
9%
8%
1,600
'8%
2,500
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33
.July
9
Aug
13%
8
Jun
1071b
Jan
45
9
>
July
47 ¥b
Jan
33 ¥4
Jan
Jan
•
Co
28 %
30'A
16,400
23% Mav
8%
7%
8%
17,400
6% July
9¥b
Jan
Jan
26 ¥2 July
38%
1,703
41 ¥2 Mar
53
_,_5
I—•
Co
Dunlop Rubber
29%
1
Exploration Co
Harris
Jan
7,603
11
32.50
Ltd.
14%
32,000
13%
•
7.50
10% Mar
12% May
7%
11%
•
...
common
Jun
14%
7ft
17
•
stock
11
1,200
17%
12%
♦
Chemical Co Ltd
Textile
14
2%
Dorsey (The) Corp
Douglas Oil Company
Driver
2%
13%
Mfg
debenture
Dorr-Oliver
Jan
16%
Apr
12%
A pref
System Inc cl A
Transit
Dominion
Jun
16%
Jan
8¥a
1
5%
preferred—.
Davidson Brothers Inc
Day Mines Inc
Dayco Corp class
Jan
Apr
46 ¥b
7 Vb Mar
2%
-
Jan
Apr
A
25% July
100
common.l
Crystal Dairies
Jan
1% Aug
13,400
3Vb
>■
17
-
Daryl Industries Inc—___—________50c '
Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
7%
8%
14%
class
3 ¥2
13,300
•
common
Jun
7%
56
56
•
A
Jan
974
2%
,%c
class
87/b
Jun
.7
.
•
vtc
—
19%
10%
•
10c
r.
Oil
19 ¥b Aug
9%
-
2.50
Co
Venezuelan
16 ¥4
31%
2%
x30
3%
50c
'
6% July
I,300
200
.
7%
2%
6%
Corporation
Curtis Manufacturing Co
Cubic
Jun
400
%
^
30 Vs
•
ft
Tobacco
Cuban
Aug
Mar
8%
10c
American Oil Co
Jan
9
7
8%
25c
8
1,400
12%c
Corp
partic
common
Dixon
8 %
4,500
6%
8%
.
1
Drug Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co
1,100
6%
1.50
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
2
rets
Aviation
Jan
18 ¥4 Mar
Dome Petroleum
8%
10%
Jan
Feb
Aug
13%
Jan
10%
10
18%
13
500
Jan
7%
10%
Apr
109
Aug
8%
Corp-
Jan
19 Vs
7%
7
Jan
19%
17 ¥2
15
16%
10%
1,000
,
Jan
8%
preferred
Jan
Jan
17%
•15%
15%
3%
3,700
15 %
July
13
11%
13
Mar
2% July
13%
6%
10'A
10»A Aug
16% May
16% May
10%
19%
10
Jun
1
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•
Detroit
3%
9% Aug
Jan
1
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Jan
% Aug
32
5
5
Jan
Jan
7%
Mar
4
Jan
16%
67/a May
20
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
Detroit
12
7%
3,800
Jan
Jun
3% Mar
68,400
Jan
17%
4 ¥2
Jun
%
37
Feb
9% Mar
Jun,,
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7%
Feb
9%
7% May
9%
——
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2%
809
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7%
20% Jan
3% Feb
2,200
3
2%
,
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18,800
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2%
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47
39'A Mar
7%
2%
J
8%
Aug
ft July
Apr
ft
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DC
Jan
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2
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10%
6,200
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574
Apr
2
Jan
14%
.
Jun
17%
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May
5%
4,c09
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3%
211
46,800
Industries
10% Aug
6% Apr
200
14 %
Aug
Jun
7%
8%
•
8%
Jun
8% Mar
4
500
20%
1
A
6%
3.509
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5
Jun
Delay Stores —
10 »A
400
11
Corp.
Plan common
footnotes,
39%
8
12%
6%
2
1
Apr
15% May
34% July
20%
6%
Jan
12% Aug
Jun
Jan
6
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to
100
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23 % Mar
5V2
Jan
31% July
11
1
burry Biscuit Corp
Calgary to Edmonton
Calif Eastern
14%
Ltd—
(JP)
31% Aug
38% Feb
7%
i
10%
26 ¥2
ft 13% Jun.
200
12%
33%
.
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11 Vb
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13
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American
7
30c
_
Bunker Hill
35%
Jun
1 % -i;
4,200
8%
7U Aug
com_30c
serial preferred
Die & Machine Co.
Buffalo-Eclipse
For
13%
.-uL—__10
convertible
60c
13%
Company
Buckeye
6%
A
Co
Mills Ltd
5%
7%
1%
9,200
5'A
600
Jan
6%
Amer
common
preferred
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B
B
6l«
Jun
Ltd—
rets ord reg
Brown Company
Brown
35%
-II
_1
Co
A
Jan
15%
31%
8
8
5 ¥2
200
6%
112 May
25% Aug
25,400
30%
American Tobacco—
9 ¥2 Mar
5%
14%
31
400
5% Aug
3'A Aug
3% May
6%
Aug
4%
25
400
3,900
15Va
29% May
7,500
30%
Feb
14
10,500
4%
30%
31
May
94%
16%
"3%
Apr
32%
20c
Brazilian Traction Light to Pwr ord—•
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Corp
1
Bridgeport Gas Co
*
Brillo Manufacturing Co
1
July
8%
5,800
16%
48% Aug
25%
6% May
6% Jan
9% Mar
60
21%
J°n
20% July
900
19%
Jan
13%
Apr
i< 3
9,500
20%
10%
I
Jan
4 Vs
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Crown Central Petroleum (Md)_
Crown Cork Internat'l "A"
Jan
4% July
17%
200
16%
Inc
Feb
5% Mar
50
4
13%
1,400
34%
-1.50
1,500
5
30
-100
11% July
44 % May
19
4%
8%
common.
7% May
200
10
6%
1%
,
.
2,400
Jun
3%
14%
Crowley Milner & Co.
Jan
1,400
Jun
11 ¥2
4
10
American dep receipts (ord reg)
§1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)_50c
Creole Petroleum
5
Jan
7%
Jan
-16%
3%
•
Beverage Corp
Courtaulds Ltd—
Jan
1%
21%
Co
preferred
Brad Foote Gear
Britalta
3%
24%
Jun
47%
3%
to
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Bourjois
Aug
July
%
19
Inc
Co
1 %
15 %
22%
7
>
(S)
4,000
3,400
i
Aug
15
10c
Cott
Jan
3,500
9%
9%
450
1.25
$1
Jun
%
11%
"4%
Brooks
Jun
Feb
Corroon
25% May
10% Mar
1%
8%
_—
Bobbie
8%
57%
17%
11%
-50c
Feb
7%
8%
Corp
1%
Feb
6%
Coro Inc
19% Aug
6% May
Apr
%
48%
Corp
Blumenthal
6%
Jan
1%
~4
Corp
Belock Instrument
Benrus Watch Co
8
16% Apr
v
Jan
16%
%
-60s
Shoe
21%
Jan
4
Jun
Jan
25%
6% May
5
.7.50
Telephone of Canada—
Blauner's
1%
17
_25c
Bearings
Beck
"7%
46
1
-1
Candy
.
%
97/a
Jan
5% Jan
23%
6%
Cooper-Jarrett Inc
1
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting-*
Class B non-voting
•
8ft Apr
15% Aug
4%
7%
class B
Corp.
Baruch-Foster Corp
Basic Incorporated
Bayview Oil Corp common.
6%
16%
1
Co
Inc
1
•
9,103
10
5
Ltd—
Continental Materials Corp_
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Jan
25
43%
Feb;;,.
Feb
11,403
s
10%
Feb
5¥b Mar
Jun ft-/;
20
1,300
Continental
Jun
Jun
20% May
July
19'A
17%
6%
Industries Inc
Baldwin Rubber Co
6%
17%
Baker
k
Jan
1%
y
4
-
Bailey to Selburn Oil
13%:
9%
3%
45,700
.
Jun
28%
;
Mar
32
9,600
5
Aviation & Engineering—1
Commercial Corp__
_1
Continental
Jan
17
Jan
12%
37%
Continental
Jan
14
9% May
Pacific
Consolidated Royalty Oil—
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc_.
Construction Products class
Continental Air Lines Inc
9% July
ftft> 6
13'A May
7
'
11% Jan
4% July
xl9¥a
Jan
23% Aug
7% Mar
4% Feb
800
Jan
f«15% Feb
:
20%
10
1
Electric Corp__
Mining & Smelt Ltd
10%
-
-5c
Metals
Consolidated
3
:
Feb
36 ¥2
Jan.:
1
18% Mar
Aug
34%
Jan
16
.
May
•
Jan
12% Mar
%
3 ya
Apr
1%
,.
Jun,
21
Feb
Jun
3%
•
Aug
6
50,500
7%
20%
11%
May
12%
4%
20%
4
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to *65_1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
2% Jan
May
2
10,800
8
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Corp
Corp
Ayshire Collieries
7¥B
6
5
6,400
10,700
.:
2,103
28,200
1
-4%
10
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10,200
3%
1
Jun
7%
%
•
4%
10
Co
Feb
—
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Stone
58 "A
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preferred—
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&
66
8¥s
1
non-cum
Sand
Apr
2¥a
400
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■
9%
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15%
2,903
13%
1
^
44
2
Jan
35%
Jan
9%
33 /;•
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4%
1
:
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Inc
55
6%
30 %
9
11V4 July
28 % May
34%
.
1
Equipment Co
Electronics
500
9
Corp
class
Caribbean
Cockshutt Farm
23,300
14%
7 Vb
303
1,300
20%
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Co
54 ¥2
22 ¥4
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Non-voting
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62 ¥2
2
-
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.
.
Sewing Centers Inc.
Automatic Steel
Corp--—_
i
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61%
6%
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-
5074
15%
Aug
25 ¥4 Mar
3,300
1
Aug
15 ¥2
34
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1
.
y 70
ft
'
11% Aug
3% Jun
1% July
400
Jan
13
50
~7%
:
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21% July
26 % July
7
July 27% Feb
1,103
27%
%:
Aug
81 ¥2
11%
%
35 %
.',
Jan
52 ¥4
2%
:-
11% May
11%
2
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1%
.5a
del Golfo Sugar
-5p
Consolidated Mining to
Development Corp
.10 peaoa
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Atlas Plywood
Corp
Plastics
Oil
Inc
Clarostat
105% Aug
Aug
Jan
Mar
10 ¥4
Jan
73 %
Jun
,
21
•
Consolidated
Clark Controller
Club
63%
"■,'-425
7%
~7%
~7%
5
2
ft Aug
6% Mai
Jun
.
Apr
10
Aug
il %
13 VB
x7
Jan
Feb
Aug
103
5"% Aug
31 % Feb
8,200
70
x7
2.50
Clary Corporation
Claussner Hosiery Co
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
Atlas
Devices
—
53%
Atlantica
Aurora
/
Inc.—_
8%
58
..
Feb
17 Ya
31,600
81%
12%
27%
Jan
so
69%
27%
28 ¥a
Jun
%
5,200
1%
81%
12%
Jun
6% Mar
'
1%
10
5j8
300
6%
Jan
Apr
Jan
f
Jan
1 ¥4
15
99%
103
52%
48
1 %
•
10
2
—
62
Corp
Audion-Emenee
Co
300
Jan
14
5% May
1,100
Mar
Jan
47% Feb
•
preferred
Electric
Cinerama
Jan
11%
99%
9%
pref
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).
1% Jan
8% Aug
Jan
140
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Corp
Corp
1
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3% Aug
Jun
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10
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it Jan
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300
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10
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1,000
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1
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5%
5%
56
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•
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7
July
ll Vs
100
23
23
5%
•
Cherry-Burrell
Corp.
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Jan
7ft July
*1
Inc
8%
12 ¥4
8% July
% July
809
"%
5
Chamberlin Co of America
25% Aug
May
% Jun
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1
1
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Aug
8% Jun
4% Aug
19
"%
6%
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6c
:
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Century
Aug
32 %
%
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Century Investors
40 % Aug
38% May
41
Aug
29 % Feb
Jan
16% Aug
2% Aug
2,800
1
ft: 12
30% Jan
86% Jan
13,000
pfd—105
Associated Testing Labs
Atlantic Coast Inaus inc
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Research
2,700
40
35%
3% Aug
Apr
4% July
%
Jan
Jan
6% Aug
4% Jun
,
Jun
7%
6%
$1.50
55% May
7% May
Jan
3,500
92 ¥4
39%
36 Vb
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Gas
to
22%
18,800
4¥b
2A0
Stationers
Associated
53
May
3"%
8,600
1
$1.40
7% Aug
7¥b
10%
Laundries of America
Associated
5% Mar
4%
49 ¥b
19
Jun
5
4,400
1,700
20,100
5%
1
1
Central Maine Power 3.50%
pref—100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
_100
Central Securities Corp common
1
22% July
8% Jan
6% Jan
2,000
3%
.100
15% Aug
Co
Corp of
Central
Aug
5%
5
Oil
20
Jun
(JW)
Cenco
Jan
15
4%
9%
■■■..
5.50
Products
Catalin
Jan
1
4
8%
.;
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5ft Feb
14%
1 ¥b
July
%
1
' ■:
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Jun
4
4%
4
9
1
Castle (AM) & Co
Feb
2%
6%
1-50
pfd
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ft 32%
5%
10%
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Apr
ft Aug
6 ¥4
49%
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5,600
35 ¥2
26
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%
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16,300
1
7% Aug
3% Mai
■ •
4%
•
partic
•,.;
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25% Aug
■
14
2.50
Minerals
Casco
Jan
1"% July
V
2,500
16%
20e
Co
Stores
Jun
1,500
:
19
6%
preferred
to
4
16.100
7¥s
reg
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12% July
600
ft
ft
Jun
Jun
5
1,600
Electric Industries—
dep rets
8%
7,700
5%
Equipment Corp
Oil Corp Ltd.
Associated
38
-*--w
——.1
Mines to Oils Ltd
Jan
Jan
23
"
•
Ltd
Gas
3%
34 ¥4
-,:3% Mar
'Zwft*
Ltd——
Javelin
300 i
—
common.
Dock Co—
&
3% July
50,500
3
Feb
50 ¥2 May
Jun
57
33% July
4 ft Mar
800
ft
33 ¥4
Light $5 pfd
•
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Feb
6 ¥2
4%
.4.75
Asamera
Avis
v; Jun
Carolina Power &
49% Apr
14% Jan
26% July
13%
i
Corp
Armour & Co warrants
Arnold Altex Aluminum
Associated
100
16%
Corp
convertible
19,000
29
Inc
Fuel
3,000
9 ¥2
1
Arkansas Louisiana Gaa Co
Arkansas Power to Light 4.72
Avnet
Ltd
Canadian
6% Mar
44%
%
—2
Apollo Industries Inc.
Appalachian Power Co 4%*
Arkansas
Feb
July
4%
25%
1
to
900
4%
2
Angostura-Wupperman
Pools
>
12%
-20e
Corp
Amer Exploration Ltd.
Anken Chemical
:
5
4%
Radio
Inc
Jan
52
.
_1
Carnation Co
13%
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Anglo
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Ccrp *A*
Avien
45
100
Canal-Randolph
Corp
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter to Kennedy Inc
Jun
8%
42%
6
6
Anchor Post Products
Audio
503
57
57
•
Ltd—
Co
Canadian
6% Aug
44%
8%
American Thread 5% preferred—
American Writing Paper
Amurex Oil Co class A_
Lead
19'A
25%
42%
.60S
American Petrofina Inc class A.
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del-
Atlas
Co
Can Northwest
Jun
5% Aug
6
—
American
Atlantic
Canadian
Jan
19 %
12% Aug
11% May
—25c
American
Amer
50%
Apr
48%
47
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5
Canadian Marconi
Paper Mills JUM
American
Aro
42
1,025
&
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Canadian
Jan
4% Aug
8% Jan
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600
■
48 ¥2
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd-——lOo
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
1
81% Mar
3% Aug
Jun
16,900
5%
49%
13%
*
_
American-Internat Aluminum
35c
4%
4
46%
23 %
Bread
Cement
Canadian
July
10% Jan
4% Aug
11% July
74% Jan
250
ft
6% July
15
Mar
58
—
American
Anthony
80
?
2,000
79%
—00
Corp
American Beverage Corp.
American Book Co.
Andrea
10,400
13
Aug
4% Mar
5,800
5%
12%
Aluminum Co of America 03.75 pfd_l©0
Anacon
14%
4%
Inc..
9
21 ¥4 July
54 % May
6% %
preference ——
Li- .-120
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc_l
Apr
17
Pictures
Artists
5%% convertible preferred
Allied Control Co Inc
9
18 Vb Mar
150
Gas Co—.—.
Oil
Canada
12% Mar
tltt
7,000
Insurance
Fire
Canada
Jan
Alliance Tire to Rubber class A
19%
57 %
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd.
11% Aug
Jan
9%
>8%
All American
19
57
—50
Calvan Consol
July
72
Feb
High
19¥B
—50
—
Camden
,
,
Low
High
57
1
preferred
$2.50 preferred
6%
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
—50
$3.00
V—
Kunstzlde N
dep rets Amer
Alleghany
86
July
100
Jun
Jan
1,000
27%
83
82
147%
Low
Par
High
139% May
50
86
81 y»
100
Airlines
Algemene
26%
10
common
preferred
20
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since; Jan* 1
■■Low
High
86
100
preferred
4.20 %
Power
Wood
Alan
M
Southern
Great
Alabama
Alabama
Last
STOCKS
Shares
143% 143%
Week's
Week's
Friday
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Co
49
48%
49 %
*
May
Ltd—
American
dep rets ord
(The) Co
reg
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Durham
Hosiery
common—
class
B
10s
1
4%.
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4r,
HT
3,809
3¥b Mar
4ft Aug
4%
5
.400
4% Mar
6%
Jan
5 VB
5%
200
4% July
6%
Jan
4
ft
,
Volume
192
Number 5981
The Commercial and
Chronicle
Financial
(825)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
American Stock Exchange
Range
for Week
Sale Price
' .••• / '
Corp
Sulphur & Potash Co_
Dynamics Corp of America
Eastern Freightways
Inc
Test
Malleable
preferred
Edo
Electronic
241/4
24%
13,500
22% Mar
25
Jan
17»/2
19%
400
16% Aug
20% Aug
21
Mar
29 %
July
16 %
26%
Jan
Corp
10c
25%
22%
27%
16%
I6I/4
171/4
21%
19%
22
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1
;
98
98%
100
100
1
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9%
100
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3%
3%
42%
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2,800
9
8%
9%
1
of
Co
dep
26%
Stores
19%
19
19%
1,300
%
10,200
% Mar
31/8
32,900
218 July
%
3/0
4% May
8
7,000
4
July
6%
7,300
7%
Jan
10c
10%
10%
10%
3,500
4% Aug
9% Jun
6%
6%
1
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•
131%
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reg
100
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ord
141/.
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98,600
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c
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20%
'
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9,300
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10
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600
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11
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12%
26%
13%
1,800
1
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2%
6%
1%
2%
>
•
6%
1%
.
3,600
1%
21,500
18%
1
18%
100
39
'
39%
900
A
Industries
2%
Jun
1'%
Apr
2% July
300
5
Jun
8
1%
5%
24
24
400
4,300
1,300
1
7%
8%
1%
1%
1%
2,200
1
6
10%
12 %
-1
55%
48%
56%
11,800
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2
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400
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10
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6%
-r-
25
—
-2
10c
6 %
100
4%
preferred
Helmerich Si
ayne Inc
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
Class
Co Inc
A
Hoiiinger Consul Gold
Holly
Holly
Corporation
Stores
Holophane
Holt,
16,200
5
Jun
10
Jun
4,300
23
Apr
31%
Jun
6,300
Jun
4%
Apr
Oil
52%
1%
2%
13%
13%
400
3%
3%
12,000
8
8
8%
300
ii%
11%
2%
Inc
preferred
(The)
Co__
Motors
2.50
Co
;
1
Class
(Harvev)
B
common
Hvdrometals
Rights
Inc class A
Tnc
com
5
footnotes,
32
Feb
93%
Jan
101
Aug
Feb
75
Mar
4% May
7%
Jan
5%
Jan
Aug
7%
Jan
12% July
3'% Jun
17%
Jan
3% May
1
8
Aug
8 % Mar
;f, 6% Jan
12%
Jan
11% Mar
7% July
5% July
9%
Jun
1% Aug
'2%
1%
1%
1%
2,000
22%
21%
22%
2,600
1%
1%
2
6,900
20%
Aug
1 % July
2% Mar
55
/
Jan
2CJ
55
7% July
Jan
31% Jan
2 %
3%
Aug
Jan
?tV
8%
25
34
30%
2,700
9%
8U
1,500
27%
5,800
34
35 %
—
35%
10%-
Apr
61
Jun
Jan
53 %
Aug
7%
Jun
13%
7
Jun
12%
Jan
Jun
28
Jan
20%
lt%
-
30
Jun
39%
Feb
60
115
Jun
127%
Jan
400
32%
Jun
94
__
11%'
—
<
17
18%
Jan
575
'V
120% 121%
121%
48%
38%
2,300
400
5
15%
15%
16%
27%
27-/8
37%
29,000
1S2
ltt
274,600
see page 35.
Jan
59% Aug
58% July
7% July
2.50
(expire Aug 25)
For
9%
Feb
3%
'
Huht-ell
July
Aug
100
Mfg
7 %
38
Jun
Aug
1
*
3%
1%
*
5%
6%
'
% July
Jan
Jan
2%
6%
8%
Bearing
Leesona
RealLy
1,200
.
(RG)
Lithium
Locke
Corp
2'/8
25'A
8
Electronics
1
Lynch
Jan
29'%
Aug
12%
Jan
9% July
3'A July
13,000
14%
Jun
4%
Jan
8
'600
4%
Aug
6'% May
7
2,300
4%
Jan
9% May
15%
Jan
1,400
471/,
2qo
17% July
5% Jun
26%
7
Aug
9% May
38% Feb
11%
Apr
63'A
Jat»
600
7
4gy0
45yg
493^
5tl00
4i/a
3ya
4y4
468,600
11 »/4
13%
4,500
26%
28
~
140
Jan
May
32%
Jan
4% July
6% Jan
7'%
7%
Feb
13%
Jun
24'%
Jan
22
7%
I1/*
50
10%
20 ... 20'/a
4%
4%
1%
1%
12% 12Va
94 '/a 102%
487/» 50%
28'/a 28%
13% 13%
2,600
8% Mar
125
800
18% July
j
•>,
—
4%
1%
1
49'A
__
13%
goo
10%
.
■
,
,
4
7%
Apr
Jan
15%
Jan
103'A
Aug
54%
Jan
.
34%
'
Jan
42% July
Feb
30
Apr
14'% Aug
27%
^50
10%
6,000
Jan
2'%
Aug
1% May
11% May
2,500
400
14,300
30,000
Jan
13%
55'
f
Jan
7%
3% Aug
9% May
43/4
10%.;
Jan
19
4,300
43 y2
5%
vi2«/.i
3
Jan
July
8%
_
<
Apr
3'A
Jun
5
4^3/4
30o
Corp
2
41/4
43 y8
._2.50
Co_„
23'A Mar
g3/a
7.
12"%
102
Corp
Aug
23%
Apr
4
~g3/a
Bartlett cl A—25c
(The)
15%
19 % Mar
19%
43^
10
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Jan
400
43
44y8
4
_
—
Loral
24%
12,800
8
Jan
21'% May
20% July
13% Apr
1,200
28%
2%
29'/a
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co_______1
-Lunlcenheimer
200
2y8
5
&
22
700
1
com
Chain
Kessler
Jan
100
6,000
1
of America Inc
Steel
Lockwood
Jan
ft
1% July
15,700
3
Inc.—
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%r preferred
3%
453/4
5
Inc
Jan
4'% Mar
19%
22%
—___—5
25c
Corp__.
Refineries
Jan
2'%
'A May
22'/a
10
University
2'%
Apr
13% July
17'A Feb.
20
45
._5
Corp
Lefcourt
Apr
30'% May
9% Mar
36% July
97% May
38%
14
16
Aug
23 V4
15%
Aug
Jun
Mar
22
18% Mar
1 %
Aug
MacFadden Publications Inc
Mack Trucks
Macke
(G
1
1
lc
Maine
Public
Service
Feb
Majestic Specialities
Mangel Stores
Mansfie'd
Marconi
Tire
Intl
•
Inc
Rubber
&
2£
Marine
2.50
Com
\y
Co
24/a 26 A
22
22
Massey-Ferguson
Maule
Ltd
(J
Mead
Johnson
W)
Menasco
•
{f
1^1
Inc—
7 %
20'%
Inc
Mfg
Co"—II—"———1
&
Co
Merrill Island
—1
:.
Mining Corp Ltd
1
Mesabi Iron Co
Metal
1
&
Thermit Corp—
Extruders Inc
Miami
;
Microwave
Midland
Associates,
Oil
Corp $1
Inc
5%
Midwest
Piping
preferred—•
conv
Mid-West Abrasive
—1
-50c
:
Co
—5
Mill Factors Corp
Miller Wohl Co common
4%%
2.50
Mining
Corp
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Mirro Aluminum Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
Airlines
10%
34%
—
-
20%
12%
--
—____*
pfd—
100
10c
—
12/4
,n'onn
10,800
86
60
1
1
Warrants
—
Monogram Precision Industries
Monongahela
Power
34%
4.40%
Co
e22
J'JJJ
3,300
12% July
ien
1% May
10% Jun
6
1,900
,0
1
pfd_100
4%
5%
"VjJ
Jan
Jun
Aug
6%
Feb
12'% July
20%
24'%
Jun
Jan
19%
Jun
inn
Aug
ouu
&u
25
--
--
8
3
6 •:> May
2'^°®
42%
42 A
45
29%
30%
/4
4%
5%
84% 85
92% 92 A
88
88
155% 156
13-A
•
__
—
500
2,?2„
;
35
Jun
13'%
95
Feb
103
25% July
39
5
July
Jun
ft
Moody Investors Service partic pref
Mt
Clemens
6%
Mt
Metal
Products
com
4
preferred
Diablo
1
Company
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
New
100
wi
common
2%
1
12.50
—
—
14%
—
24
1
5%
Murphy
1
20%
Murray
5
Muntz TV
Inc
Corporation
Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
2.50
Muskogee Co
Muter
10
Company
Nachman
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Rights
50c
5
——
Inc
Aug
(expire
1
—
19)
__
9%
-
6%
—
97/a
—
1
5%
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
5
8%
Napco
Industries Inc
National
National
National
National
Bellas
1
Hess
Brewing Co (Mich)
Casket Company
Electric
Weld
Machines
National
Equipment Rental
Apr
43% May
National
Mfg
National
Petroleum Ltd—
National
Presto
& Stores
Industries
Ltd
«
1
__5
1
—1
1
—
3%
14%
2 A
--
3%
15
191%
23%
24 /a
4%
5%
19
8'%
—
4%
4%
8%
900
—
190
31%
9%
31
5%
9%
_2®
540,
23,100
--
21A
32%
10
31
7/a
10
100
300
200
4,800
13.290
2,100
500
^0
2ft
14%
1|J
14%
39%
Jan
4
Apr
«%
Jan
80
Feb
8 5'A
Apr
Jan
92'A
Aug
83'%
Jan
88% Aug
Jan
142
10% July
46
2%
3%
Mar
Aug
Feb
156
14'%
53
Jan.
4
Fetr
Jun
4%
16%
168%
Jan
23%
Aug
Apr
3%
May
3%
14
Aug
July
198
Tan
Jan
Jun
247% July
May
6'%
Feb
17% May
23%
Jan
30
33% Mar
4
Aug
Aug
14%
Jan
Aug
34%
Jun
Aug
8%
Jan
9%
Aug
13%
8'%
Aug
12%
30
5%
ft Aug
1
Jan
Apr
Aug
4% Aug
6%
Jan
1,200
4%
Apr
6%
Jan
8
Apr
12'A
Jan
27/a
Aug
8%
9,400
--
--
2
26% July
5,500
35
15%
14%
9
Jan
Jan
5/a
--
14%
Jan
1%
59%
5^
33 %
13%
—
Jan
Jan
Jun
--
—
—
15%
4
Feb
Jan
Aug
37% July
8%
100
1°.800
24,900
10
34%
25c
Inc
2/a
9'A
July
87%
--
—100
Co
7
Jun
2%
12°,s
Chemical
13% July
33
6,400
13%
preferred series C
13'% July
16%
11 %
30%
4%
Feb
21'A Jan
4'A July
43'%
1,800
U
—
9%
•
Jan
9% July
1.500
•
100
Jan
22
I3
102% 102%
.
Jan
88'% Aug
10%
6%
Jan
May
27%
Aug
20%
1
4.50%
B
/'•
1%
•
4
10%
35%
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
series
;
Feb
14%
Montrose
preferred
8%
16
ft July
20% July
92%
88
155%
4.80%
Jan
26'% Mar
129'% Aug
Jan
n
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
Jan
9%
6% May
18'A Aug
oc
3
—
12%
July
9
1,000
12 '*
0/a
34
--K/
67/a
—1
,?/2
10
34 /8
\
12%
20%
34
H%
102%
"ctfs"
RR
Inc
Aug
,'?!•
Jl% J2.
6'/a
—
50
preferred
Canada—
of
--
50c
convertible
Mar
32%
Jan
13%
—
6
Apr
Aug
20%
Jan
Aug
3%
5%
1
19%
Aug
13%
21%
May
4'%
200
8i%
85
Aug
27% July
36
17%
8,000
14%
2 ^
—1
10
11
19.100
—
5
Corp
'
4%
14 /a
1
i
6%
preferred
Micromatic
Hone
?2*onn
Jun
26'% Mar
4,000
21
4%
14 /a
—10c
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
inn
23 %
Jan
22
8,600
iS'Snn.
Apr
20
Feb
1 % May
11% May
®% May
6%
i*nri
7/a
7
19%
1'%
Jun
118% 129%
4%
14 %
I
Mercliants Refrigerating Co.
22^8
^
10,,
-3
1
Industries
Mavs
%
'*
22(f 23{+
Ltd—£1
Co
warrants
Jan
27% July
Aug
1t'
on
Martin
Jan
36%
19
1,100
nl/*
nJ„.
32
ft
11 %
12%
May
,
17% July
(f
hi
30
1
9
/
2J fa: ?3 /a
%
23
7
Co
J®
J?..
21 A
/*
Mages Sporting Goods
10c
Magna Oil Corporation—-——50c
Apr
2% Aug
1
class
Corp
9C//»
--
Inc warrants—
B)
A
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Jan
1,700
6%
—7.50
Electric
9,400
1
A
6%
2,100
600
_5.
8%
65
Jun
2%
1,800
50c
Apr *
May
6%
.
7%
Hormel (C°o A) & Co_.
Horn & Hardart Baking Co
Horn
&
Ilardart common
5%
21,000
11%
5%
2%
9%
Howell
2,100
3%
25%
Hoskins
1,700
7%
—
Si
110
5%
5
B
Ball
11,600
4
Co
Class
55
101
5
•
Hoover
700
3%
1%
25c
common
Winston
class
4,100
%
.4%
67
100
__
&
Ltd
7%
57%
7%
Co
Co
7%
57
50c
Mines
new
Jan
4%
2 50
new
32%
26%
4
__/■
Inc—_—
Rinehart
Home
1
-_._1
i-—
24% Aug
8% Jan
Aug
26%
4
10
Hoffman International Corp
Hofuiann Industries Inc—-
May
7%
5
25c
.
5
24%
6%
__
25c
common
18% Mar
Jan
2.200
1
5% convertible preferred—
Hiller Aircraft Corp__..
Hilton Hotels "warrants"
14%
%
—
10c
com
Aug
%
52%
i
lOo
Higbie
Jun
3
6
7%
100
„
*
59%
61
57
♦
pfd
12% Aug
July
1% May
9% Aug
600
7
•
____.
& Co 5%%
Jan
%
25c
i:
Jan
1,200
4%
Inc__
2%
10%
2,1-jU
26%
Co
Aug
5%
*
-
45
Feb
10% May
2% Jun
63 %
63
Kosher Foods Inc_50c
.
Feb
5%
/
10c
;
Jan
13%
24%
5%
2
—
1%
4,100
Jan
Jun
1
Aug
5% Aug
9'% Jun
9,700
Jan
•7%
Jan
32,000
7%
1%
11
Feb
Jan
25
Aug
2,300
7%
1
3%
2%
7%
2,300
1%'
Feb
Jun
22%
8%
Jun
19%
3% May
m
11%
'
12%
23% Mar
4%
10c
Light.
Feb;"
1 %
;__50c
Inc—
8%
10 % July
4
4%
__10c
__
Hercules Gabon Products Inc__.
Herold Radio & Electronics
&
22% Jan
41
July
10,100
1%
24
200
,
(R)
1 % July
■A
Apr
Jun
5%
—
Hoe
32%
Feb
7%
1%
.
Corp
3 %
% May','
18% Jan
9,300
—_—__ —
Hastings Mfg Co
Havana Lithographing Co
(WE)
\.2% Feb
4Va Jun
,2,800
class A com—•
Harnischfeger Corp
Har(.field Stores Inc
Heller
34% Mar
2%
Industries—
Rubenstein
Jan
10%
5
Company Inc
Mining
25
17% July
14% Jan
13%
1
Lamp Co
Harbor Plywood Corp
Harmon-Kardon Inc.
Hecla
.'May
13 % Mar
2%
Hall
Helena
18
'/
7% May
12% Aug
10%
50c
Corporation
Heli-Coil
Feb
11%
30
._
Gulf States Land & Industries
Bishop Inc
Corp
13
2%
9c
Guerdon
Extension
Salle
La
Aug
5,600
22%
——5
Inc,
1
2% July
,
'
13%
Corp
1
common—60c
•'/Warrants—-———-..
Hazelfine
Apr
95
Aug
62% Aug
/
5
Grocery
Hebrew National
Jan
41% May
7% Jun
10c
Company
Stores
Products
Electric
3,000
-■
■7%;
.
700
Jun
100%
Aug
6,600
Jan
10% Jan
Jan
400
11%
85%
3%
33%
July
10%
15
___i.
Industries
97
11%
14%
Leases
Western
1
350
11
i
Hydraulics
Hazel
20
•
16,400
i___4
Inc
Jun
/
Aug
18% May
8% May/-
94%
Producers
Gridoil Freehold
24%
2
62 %
14%
Co
series
Industries
3|H Mar
Mar
9,300
21"%
Jun
Jun
58%
14%
Manufacturing
Rapids Varnish
Hartford
-
...
Jan
8'/a
93%
11%
.__
35 %
20%
591/4
15%
Chemical
Corp of Delaware
Lanston
Jan
Aug
10% May
3,400
30%
___—-:___4c
Inc__—_
6%
Aug
933/4
.
1
Ltd_2__i—_1
Inc
6%
13,000
-
2
9%
*
.
%
28%
2%
28%
_•
preferred
July
4% Aug
26% Mar
2,000
6%
1
Amer Industries Inc
R
Jun
23%
33
jn
1
1
Griesedieck
&
29%
12 %
>
17'%
_50c
Corp——
Manufacturing
Gulton
18% May
15%
6%
C) Co
Lakes
H
150
27
12%
Industries
17'% Mar
14,300
20
12a/4
37
y4
22 %
1
V
2%
22%
1
Corp
Ltd
„
447^
ft
8
93% July
1%
1,600
2
453/4
Jan
6'A Jan
,
1
3,900
44
""
16'%
,
14% Aug
13% Aug
1,700
2%
2%
1/
Desos
Lamson & Sessions Co
Jun
*
;
Co
Films
5%
4%
£1/4
iy8
2'/a
44
1
75
a
Mines
Le Tourneau
Seal Products Corp cl A
10c
Gold field,' Consolidated Mines—__1
Goodman Manufacturing Co_—
16%
&
2,900
41/2
2,000
33%c
Electronics
Radio
Shore
Lamson
Feb
Jan
£1
5
Industries
Lafayette
Jan
4%
2ft
2%
3
5
Jan
2,900
2'/a
,
1
1,200
453/,
22%
Lamb
3%
Jan
19%
16
1
Jun
Jun
July
July
19
"
1
3% July
78
Apr
1
Lake
2% May
3% May
Feb
13
1
7.50
Corp Class A
preferred
Lakey Foundry Corp.
500
Jun
39%
2%
5
Feb
700
26'%
5
Stores
Leonard
reg
Mines
2%
Co
convertible
La Consolidada S
Jan
3%
Jan
14"%
f
1
Jan
100
Jun
88
1
39 %
2%
26
Ms
5
10
14%
20c
38%
0
92%
92%
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
L'Aiglon Apparel inc
Jun
3%
~45/8
1
300
2%
$1.20
Mar
2%
,
Ltd—
Corp—_
Controls
Western
3% Aug
27% Aug.
33'% Feb
900
Gold
Gulf
2,400
800
"33/4
Gienmore Distilleries class B
Globe Union Co Inc.
Guild
3%
30'A
4
16
1.25
Rubber
Kratter (The)
37%
,
Jan
Kobacicer
3%
16,800
10,400
i53/8
:__1.
Inc
2ft Jun
lft May
9'% July
July
97/a
43/3
__
Feb
36%
1
Corp
Jan
29%
1
(IB)
Hotels
Jan
2
16,400
9%
10c
Dept Stvfes
18
30
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.
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13%
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Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
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•
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13%
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2
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2
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77
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132
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5
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7
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Kingston Products
4%
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11%
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60'A July
600
1
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86'% Aug
Jan
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2,200
1
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3
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6%
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23%
100
General
Grand
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Great
14
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201% Aug
Apr
10
■
500
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Jan
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Jan
Feb
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26
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.
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10
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9
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July
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of
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98% Aug
11% Jun
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1%
34
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8% Aug
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13
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9
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cum
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160
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a
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Apr
9
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23%
34%
51/4
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1
•
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25
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Equity Corp common
6%
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9%
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30
1
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5
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48'A Mar
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...4|% Feb
;
l55.«?,Jan
6Va MayTJ 3 r\ 87/fl Aug
171/4 Maydi
'• 29 % eAug
28% Juab
♦
31% Aug
11
5,400
87/a
1
(Del)—
International
Thew
Jan
24%
1%
common
Jan
Jan
:
:
common..
cumulative
4%
Jan
Jan
Jun
100
19%
Corp^T
1
Supercrete Ltd common
—25c
Superior Tool <& Die Co
t
Superior Window Co class A
10c
Symington Wayne Corp warrants.
Byntex Corporation T
2
Talon
.
27%
3,960
4%
5%
48 %
10%
Inc
Co
&
Corporation
Sunalr
Electronics
Jan
%
".V 5%
„
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
1
Rokeach U) & Sons Inc class A—50C
Rolls Royce Ltd—•
Amer dep rets ord regis
£1
46%
4%
:
1
Textron
Mar
28%
3% May
16% July
2,700
97/s
Texstar Corp
Jan
J
1965—.—
Robinson Technical Products
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rogers Corp
Stroock
8%
Jun
28%
5%
;»■
Aug
,
v:
Tenney Engineering Inc;
Texam Oil Corporation
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
% July
A
7%
Va
28
—10
;
26
6% July
A
7A
A
10.300
^
•
200
7,600
5 '
1
-
...
Stylon
Television
2
18% Aug
1% Aug
19%
7 V
28%
.20
1
12% Mar
Jun
7%
——-—
Valley Gas Co—
extended
3%
615
1
57% July
July
4% July
7
lA May
37/a
:
2'A
Jan
.1
Corp
Tele prompter
5%
16
1%
1%-
*
Warrants series A
400
%
4%
*
...
2,000
4
,
:
v
•:
6,100
1,600
31
•,
May
53
Corp..
11% Jan
9% July
Co
Arms Co Inc.
2%
■
•
4 Va
Jan
Jan
Aug
1
53,400
%
4
29%
17 Va July
19 Va
200
1%
1A
%
A
Apr
Jan
l—
Mines
(Hugo)
14% July
Jan
21%
May
1 %
Jan
Va
22%
B_
Container
Stoiic
13% May
7
13,700
24
}/i
Jan
30 V»
22 Va May
Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Taylor
Jan
20 Va
23%
24
46 %
Jun
%
52%. Feb
Tampa Electric Co
1
&
Stinnes
Jan
10
(Robert)
<
Aug
Jun
20
~ "TT %
20%
Aug
Jan
24
100
—
10
11%
12,100
1
Co
27
19 V*
13%
1,300
A
....
Tel-A-Sign
1
Reliance Insurance Co——_.—.
Remington
&
Jun
Investment
—1
29%
100
Corporation
7'/2 Aug
Apr
38%
26%
93
Aug
38%
25
38%
29%
Apr
120 % July
July
,
24%
Canada ordinary:.—.
8%
22
~
.—
Jan
36 % July
36% July
2% July
% May
45% Feb
Vtc
20 %
20% Aug
19% Aug
.VV
■
38%
.
89
50
25 Va
Aluminum Products.—..—5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)___^
10c
Stetson (J B) Co
*
,«
July
5% Jan ;
9% Jun
23%
—'•
Co
Soundcraft
Rio Algom
Feb
38
6% Mar
:
24%
Sterling
3% Feb
66
23%
—1
Co of
(A)
23%
-1
America
Reinsurance
Reis
Steel
Stein
3
TV
•
Jan
4 Va
1
Mar
25 Va
;
;
Instruments
Statbam
Jan
Jan
16
93
90
31%
25% July
3V4 Feb
1,300
"
30
Sunset International Petrol
1
86
"
Jun
3%
11
Jun
;
lc
Corp commoU;
50c convertible preferred
Parts
July
119%
3,5.00
Stavrett (The)
Steel
1 '/a
10% Mar
8,100
1,300
4%
4%
116
93
2
Co...
Uranium
Jan
59'/a May
27% May
Jun
38% Mar
6% July
1
Sialecourt Enterprises
59% Jan
5
Co.—
Corp
:
Jun H'
Stan rock
24
44
Jan
16
60%
Inc
class
Tube
July
16
24 Va
Apr
59
Aviation Corp..
Stanley
Feb
3
Pump Co
Reeves
10%
:
29%
Rayette Co Inc
Reading Tube Corp
Red
10
10%
Investment
Estate
1,300
27%
—-——
Real
17%
10%
—
Packing
16%
28%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co..
Rath
16%
Standard
36%
;
Apr
8 l/a
200
28%
28%
4%
116
July
Jan
14'A
3,600
"7%
Aug
4 Va Mar
14 Va
29%
Inc
(Ky)
Standard-Thomson
Jan
9%
2lA May
1
preferred-
-
35% Aug
23% July
1,200
of
Puerto Rico Telenlione Co
Ramo
,
26,100
Jan
Shai-es
16%
May
2%
—20
'
6
Products
Standard
103% Aug
13% Mar : f
Jgn
10% May
34 y2
...—-——.———•
Colorado—
Gas
Service
4,4%
preferred
Company
(The)
Providence
Public
Co
1,600
-
Inc———.—...——66%
Mfg
'2,300
?
8%
Oil
Standard
16
July I.
10
89%
•
30
•
—
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd—...—1
Proctor-Silex Corp
-1
Progress
825
Standard
Feb
10% Aug T
7% May
10,800
Apr \v/T
vT':'
May
31%
Co.
Jun
6%
Aug
2%
33%
(Del)—2.50
Power Corp of Canada..
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
11%
11
T-6 v.
r,"
3,500 r
:-.:v
102'A 103%
8
9
2%
1
.—..4
8,800
•
10%
10 VS
103%
•
Erie—_—,
Pittsburgh Railways Co————:
Plastic
10%
^..-...I
Metals
6%
May
18
10%
47/a Mar
■
2 'A Mar
12
30%
$1.60 convertible preferred:..
Standard Forgings Corp.—i..
46%
31% Mar"
4% Mar
6,700
11
9%
■
5
1,400
10%
9%
9%
—1
Inc—
Lake
&
10
4
5%
5%
5%
-
300
"7%
Sperry Rand Corp warrants_L_—
StahhMeyer Inc..
Standard Dredging Corp common:
Standard
37%-
23
6,400
9,100
; 8%
25%
T;.: '<■
1% Mar
Feb
14%
3
14
27%
Line.
Pipe
Realty & Utilities.:
Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp....
:
66% July
61 %
28% July
22%
25
Southland
6% May
13
Feb
3% May
4,600
i6V4 ApJf
31%
Southern
A
—•——5
Piasecki
California
Southern
*300
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co
———10c
——
cumulative
2,400
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
.
cumulative
.
3%
~3%
20c
:
4.48%
214
2.50
Minerals
4.56%
Jan
9%
.
Perfect
Jan
2
10'A
1
Corp
2%
.
Feb
3
May
.3% Feb
35
25
25
preference.
;
25
preference
__25 ;. f
preferred
25
preferred
25 4
preferred
25
Petroleum Corp
2
3%
1
300
1,700
91,100
3%
•
9%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
2
Electronics Corp
1
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Circle
Aug :
11%
3,300
Jan
12,50
Co—
9%
9%
Jan
4Vs
5'A
26%
•
16%
;
•
1
:
original preferred
5%
4.78%
1,100
13%
if
Penn
4.88%
200
..2.50
Perfect
59% Aug
Jan
12%
14
Jan
9V4
,"r
2% Mar
13%
I6V4
1
South
12%
Jun
Aug
July
v
..
Southern California Edison—•
1% Mar
T
8% Aug
Jan
8%
1
Apr
39
-11 Jun.
•
300
;
...
Jan
30%
July
24% May
1% Aug v
4,200
Oil
Jan
6%
3,700
20%
.2%
£1
•
Corp
9%
<■'
18% Jan
21
1,200
Coast
8%
Jun
2 Va
19,100
3% *
2%
1
Co
Corp
Manufacturing
South
2%
6% Mar
36
100 %
Jun
Jan
90
-
Soss
Apr
4%
2%
Jan
Jan
»
4% July
4Va
r4%
•
.? <•
4 Va
2,800
21
i.;
Oil
Jan
12%
8%
;
Jan
4% Mar
1,800
preferred..
Venezuelan
Sonotone
4% Jan
13%
Jun v
5'/a
.
13,300
-
39
13%
Pentron
Oils
10,100
8%
2
Co
2% Aug
8
Aug
'
6'/a
,
313
25c
fr
V
Ltd
dep rets ord registered
Slick Airways Inc
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills.
89 % Aug
78%' Jan
26 .*:■-<
1%
1
r—
Ltd
Pato Consolidated Gold
Dredg Ltd
Peninsular Metal Products
220
3,100
7%
-
132
3,400
'
3 J/4
5,000
Amer
98% Aug
122 % May
525
Sinclair
Aug
Jan
convertible
$3
May
82,500
99
35%
13%
93
90
85
100
59%
25%
il
Jan
2%
51
%
25%
Jan
12%
?ia%
V-* 6%
97%
35 %
A
—
Peruvian
20%
82
60
96%
2%
2%
——
&
Traffic
1,200
:
88% •89%-**
88%
lit
1
Ltd_*
Petroleum (C A) vtc_.2 Bol
Pan tepee Oil (CA) Amer
shares—1 Bol
Park Chemical
Company
1
Parker Pen Co class A
2
Class B
2
Penn
22% Mar
A 21
Jan
500
;
132
•'
Airlines
class
of
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
22%
92%
Pancoastal
Pafino
Simpson's
23%
22%
Paddington Corp class A.
—1
Page-Hersey Tubes.
——1.——.—*
Pall
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
23% Aug
22% Aug
-
IV4
8 Va May
Va
1 •/„
Silvray Lighting Inc
;
Amei-ican Shares
23% July
1% Feb
?
% July
600
24
10c
Corp
Ltd
Apr
18% Aug
..
25%
2
26% Aug
24% Aug
23
Mines
Silver-Miller
Aug
79% Jan
pi-eferred
Pacific
Pacific
Co
Aug
18%
*
% Aug
500
%
"3%
21 Va
;
Jan
37,000
%
v
Jan
14% July
Feb
600
28%
—...
Jan
1,100
1,000
96%
B
23%
26
24%
_
Class
Jun
26
preferred..
dividend
7% Feb
Jan
26%
5%
3%
3
10c
2
Jan
25%
5 >/4
—5
of
23 y8
24'A
preferred—
dividend preferrM2_i££if*'
$4.36
America
Siboney-Caribbeaii Petroleum
Corp
24 »A
25%
1st preferred___25
dividend
Shoe
Jan
500
26
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred——•
$4.75
19% Aug
31% July
27% July
27% Mar
25%
1st preferred—..25
5
4
——1
common.—12.50
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A__—
—25
4%
Jan
:
16
Jan
2%
4%
preferred——.—
100
Sherwin-Williams of Canada...——_*.
20
8%
17 %
16 V4
1
Sherwin-Williams
Jun
7 Va
5%
Feb
55 %
19
Jan
200
200
9
5
Jan
11
%
%
8%
7%
6%
17%
5%
T
18 %,
%
75%
Co
'
"%
Jan
Products Inc
Sherman
18%
Jan
Jan
'
20%
7%
Jun
17%
Jan
4%
6% May T 'V
200
21%
Jan
4
,7% July
18
Jun
18 %
300
3,500
1,600
•
;
Mining ———
Water & Power.
:
Sliawinigan
U Jan
Co
„
15% Mar
8%
9 v
17%
Jan
...
1,500
7%
8%
21%
V*
AT 4 %
500
5%
17%
7%
9
17%
20c
.1
Denn
54%
4.80%
dividend
Shattuck
18 y8
Sfi
$4.40
Leather
Seton
|
Jan
55%
pfd—25
L
redeemable
Servo Corp of America:
Servomechanisms Inc
94% July
Jan
17%
\ 1.
■
.2% July
;—50c
;
1
—...
1
Serrick Corp class B
Jan
25% Mar
36
400
3%
900
4%
5Vb Aug
7%
Jun
2%
—3
Inc.———...
Sentry Corp
:
300
4%
4%
Seem an
87
150
%
6%
Jan
Jan
1
_—
Products
1st preferred
4.50%
325
94
1%
13%
15% July
23 ya July
23,000
2%
Inc
Bros
Jun
3 Va July
14.200'
30
Jan '
■
%
2y8
35,500
4%
A
—1
—
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
51z%
1st preferred
v
4%
18%
67% Feb
87 % Aug
May
2% May
3%
3%
2
2% July
.
Mar
10
July
1,100
Corp
8
Securities
Pacific
1,700
-
■
Jan
Jan
4,000
Allied Milling
7% Aug
:*
9.200
ey8
ft'
79
200
%
Jan
Jan
4%
2%
Corp..—_—1
Seaboui/d Plywood & Lumber
1
Seaboard Western Airlines..
1
Seaporeel Metals Inc...
—10c
Securities Corp. General;
.1
Security Freehold Petroleums
—
Seeburg (The) Corp...*——.—..1
3% Jan
6% May
3% Aug
61% Jun
8%
92%
6
40c
Overseas
4
39%
,
18 Va
3
;
Feb
va
Aug
6A
17,200;
3-
July
2 'A July
2%
Paper
Seaboard
Jan
3 Va
;
l7/a July ; V.:
^ 10
87
•
6% July
39
1% July
9,500
4%
93
90c
—1
.
Jun
27'A
V
3,200
1,400
29
100
Ltd
Old Town Corp common
Jun
4,200
5
Jan
li
2%
(Del)
;
25o,
Corp——,———25c
Say re & Fisher Co.
—.—1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd——3.50
Saxon
800
1
Savoy Oil Iiic
10% Jan
Apr
4%
16%
4%
1
...
Power 4 %%
Okalta
%
4
16%
50c
Aug
2%
A
7%
1
Jan
", tt Jan
/•' ' A.l.% Jan
-%* JUn
62%
r 4 %
62%
86
4%
Jan
30
4»A
500
2%
2
2
25
33
2%
2%
1
50
Serv
Pub
Rankin
Industrial
43
6
5.400
r
North
41% Aug
v
26 >A
3.100
2,000 1
33
Feb
154
'
6%
6
29
Jan
% May
'
-.
3,600
7.
f
Jan
-
Lawrence
Salem-Brosius
M
3
1,300
6%
4 Va
6,500
2%
.
High
8 Va
Apr
1
...
San Carlos Milling
2% May
31% Feb
25% May
;
6,100
%
7%
10
Penn RR Co
800"
:
6 Va
Northeast Airlines —...1
North
3 60o\'
35%
'
10
North American Royalties Inc.....
North Canadian Oils Ltd
33%
r"%
■iV;
1
.
class
32
50c
Company
Ltd
•
2.50
Co Ltd——16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5% series preferred
20
4%% series preferred
—
.20
4.40% series preferred
20
5.60% series preferred
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
.1
Sarcce Petroleums Ltd.————50c
St.
Jan
13%
Apr
l>/2 Aug
22 y» May
1
American
Class B
;
9%
33%
1
Inc
Southern
North
Jan
22% Aug
"
12,300
32
i
33
1
—
Jan
1
% Apr
1,100
■;
2%
.
—*
—
Nipissing Mines
Noma
1%
37%
126'/a Aug
York Auction Co—_—-•
York & Honduras Rosario—3.33 %
York Merchandise..——
10
Nickel Rim
10%
1%
Jun
i—
Inc
Avenue
Consolidated Petroleum—
Ryerson & Haynes
15% July
34
Jun
iy» July
8,600
24
4
Apr
Fifth
0%
Ryan
23% Aug
17% Mar
800
44,500
23 y8
~1%
Russell (The F C)
34%
41,700
..
Feb
Jan
14% Aug
3,300
1%
il
1
New
37%
%
New
New
29 %
1%
Russeks
3%
12
100
37
3% Mar
Jun
2% May
3,700
14%
8%
2%
'
200
'
4%
2%
3%
4,500
11 Va
4%
11
2%
50c
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
May
4%
.1
—
Low
7%
5
7%
—30c
Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
3% Aug
5,000
2%
27%
&
12
18,300
1%
Few Mexico & Arizona Land
New
Mar>v
20
23%
'
Zinc
Jersey
Raceway
21
37 Va
Clock & Watch Co.
Min
Park
Roosevelt
2%
2%
Co
Haven
Few
Jan
July
23 %
14% May
200
3%
3%
23
England Tel & Tel
New
Idria
24
38
14%
New
New
Field
Aug
Mar
13
2%
"2%
Nelly Don Inc
Nestle-Le
Roosevelt
16
26
18
Co
National Union Electric Corp..
National Video Corp class
..1.50
Inc
Jan
900
1,500
4,600
19%
33%
12%
National Telefilm Associates
National
17%
16%
32'A
50c
&
Range Since Jan.1
Shares
High
Low
Par
High
Low
Sales
for Week
,
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Par
National
-
Monday, August 29, 1960
"Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
.
.
.
August 26)
(Range for Week Ended
AMERICAN STOCK
National
Financial Chronicle
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(826)
50c
ti-.A 21%
„
22
85%
j,-
-
4%
A:
85%
1,400
/:
T.
25
2%
3'A
3,900
4 Va
4%
1,900
A
'A
13.700
..
■J** J™
1
'
- -
APJ
8% Jan
.*
Aug
Va July '•
85 /2
'.v
,
2% May
4%
,
Jan
-8^
A
••
Jan
Volume
192
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.
.
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.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(827)
AMERICAN; STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Sale Price
Par
Trans Lux
Corp
Transpart'n Corp of Amer cl A
Triangle Conduit <fe Cable Co_
1
Shares
12%
13%
2,000
8Va
9'/u
11%
-
11 %
8,200
10
;.,•/■
197/o
20'/a
4,000
23%
25%
5,300
—/
20'/a
20 %
V7
Feb
100
Southern
13% Aug
177/a Jan
.19
Aug
21% May
19% Apr
Southern
/■„'
YyV-;
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas
Co
of
Jan
Southwestern
Jan
Wasatch
22
Canada
28
United Milk
United
Products
V'
United
N
United
'5%
5%
2,400
4ft
li!
4ft
lift
11,800
1
45%
U
S
Foil
U
S
Rubber
Tile
Co
class
Universal
13%
37%
1
Corp
10
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Valspar Corp
Vita
Iron
Food
Coal
i
&
Coke
Aircraft
15%
15%
814
16%
5,200
8'A
1,800
8
10
10
7
7
10
5
10%
11%
5'A
5%
5%
18
12%
7%
12%
5 %
Jan
Below
10%
1,500
10 Va
14
~3%
3%
3%
300
3%
~2%
"2%
"2%
200
~2%
2%
2%
18,200
1%
10c
1
1%
1
85%
81 '
1,721
3,220
61
1%
18%
18 Va
u*4l
500
44,900
Jan
-
3%
3
100
ft
8,300
26%
600
7%
20 %
21%
2%
3'/a
3
Jan
4
•
30
—
600
18% Mar
11,700
%
Jun
3%
18%
15
11%
Averages
»
to
1,800
6%
6% Aug
1,100
2%
18%
100
10
;92:;:
Feb
~9%
•
Chemoil
Industries
6s
debs
20%
20%
11%
98
14
Jun
'
1%
1%
23%
24
5%
57/b
4
4'A
1ft
3,000
1
20
Mar
24
6'A
1,400
4%
4%
4,200
or
Sale Price
Friday's
29%
•"
Jun
8 %
Jan
5%
Jun
3 % May
Bonds
Bid & Asked
High
June-Dec
100% 100%
June-Dec
$45
Sold
No.
Jan
Low
20
to
88
$68
$90%
44
90
25
National Theatres & Television Inc—
5 Vis
Durable
Nippon Electric
6 Vis
due
3%s
Power
1953
1961—
Co
65%
$81
-
1st
extended
to
,
3%s
1970Public Service
i Rapid American Co
Gas
7s debs
121
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
'
•
;
series
B
series
C
,1976
series
D, 1976
3%s
series
E
3s
series
FY 1979
<■
1978
1
3%s
.
'
1965
series
4%s
4%s
4%s
series
4%S
series
series
series
5s series L
G
1981
H
1982—
I
J
K
1982
1982..
1983
1985
86.54
81.80
81.37
86.86
96.24
211.12
90.53
81.72
81.07
.86.76
:
140.78
ft
daily
by
using
the
following
changed
from
divisors:
for the
the
17.88.
divisor. Jor
thp; 30
70
294
additional
*
95%
f
150
90
—.
150
'62—Jan-July
$60
95%
95%
65%
21
135
Mon.
Closing
105.46
Range for 1959
High
109.60 Aug
Aug. 23—
104.96
Low
Aug. 24—
104.94
Aug. 25—
105.55
High
109.39 Jan
Aug. 26-4
105.77
Low
for
that
of
each
the 65
100.77 Mar 11
101.42 Sep
Range
for
4
23
.
1960
8
(1939=100):
60
Aug. 12, '60
1960—
Goods
High
+ 0.5
432.5
477.1
+ 0.1
538.9
456.0
453.0
+0.7
521.6
488.2
Y
Y
Change
402.0
477.7
—
489.9
—0.3
544.5
;
LOW
388.8
458.2
438.8
\
Y
467.1
292.2
+ 0.6
329.3
240.3
+1.8
244.7
462.9
459.9
+ 0.7
471.8
414.7
259.5
Service
294.0
244.7*
—
Aug. 22
259.4
0.0
299.7
240.7
Y-.
Railroad
Int'l
and Miscel.
279.4
216.1
-
$4,124,000
3,562,870
5,523,000
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
Aug. 25
2,680,160
4,086,000
Aug. 26
2,782,420
3,823,000
15,298,260
$23,091,000
Total
3,513,240
—
Stocks—Number
96%
4
:
;
of
Shares
S,
87%
95%
117%
94
124%
123%
98
169
60
65
88%
96%
75%
86%
81
79
48,433,550
47,792,506
21,334,000
853,040,600
978,742,600
$24,368,000
$22,524,000
$901,478,650 $1,026,552,100
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
78
.84%
Mon.
80%
Aug. 22——
Aug. 23
Aug. 24
Thurs.
Fri.
Aug. 26
Tues.
Total
Foreign "
Gov't
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
$112,000
$18,000
1,263,425
166,000
5,000
1,404,390
302,000
258,000
1,000
-
1,107,800
82,000
172,000
$920,000
$31,000
304.000
~~4~, 000
263,000
$5,000
$956,000
87,000
5,000
6,390,990
'
$130,000
$Tooo
2,000
1,311,795
Y
Bond
Bonds
1,303,580
Aug. 25—
°T%
7.8
Foreign
Domestie
(No. Of
Shares)
81%
91%
$84'/a
„
$98
103
1
$1,000
$1,190,000
652,508,705
16,000
_89
76
$89%
104
503,246,389
23,091,000
Industrial
87%
3
..
81
-
Feb-Aug
1959
10,505,034
$4,500
96
83
$83 %
.0
1960
15,298,260
$1,277,000
96%
13
74
-
Aug. 26
101%
:>.90
42
65
Jan. 1 to
Bank
Wed.
96 "
158
$24,368,000
"A
Government
Foreign
98%
86
6
4,258.000
4,093,000
$1,277,000
77%
81
„
5,737,000
113
67%
99%
11
5,535,000
$4,458,000
,5,822.000
Bonds—
127
96
95%
Sales
-
—
Week Ended Aug. 26
1960
1959
U.
90
Bond
270,000
International
8
Total
Gov't
Bonds
2,759,570
Aug. 23
Aug. 24
77
45
U. 8.
Foreign
Bonds
$334,000
299,000
202,000
172,000
84
88
"$89%
__
5.234;
High.
102
18
72
J85
__
April-Oct
Mar -Sept
-Feb-Aug
stock
and
Aug. 22—
Goods
81
*
Jan-Aup
Mar-Sepf
common
404.0
64%
-
83
1
of
from 3.48
Mon.
No. of
152
5
85
$82
—Feb-Aug
Feb-Auy
Feb-Auff
:—Feb-Aug
Ralls,
'
116
8
272
$83
Mar-Sepf
3.38;
85.04
85.14
85.02
.
composite average give effect
share
to 3.38
Y
81.35
■-
75
107%
12
152
123% 123%
April-Oct
1981—May-Nou
65-stock
industrials
•
Industrials,
17.58.
Stocks
32
$88%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1973
2%s
3Vis
81.27
,; 99%
$87
1998.Jan-July
5s conv debs
Southern California Edison 3s
3Vis series A 1973_.
•
95
May-Noo
3s
85.06
81.82
Shares
99%
$99%
96%
6s
84.99
86.49
81.89
.
23%
$99%
,
1964—June-Dec
1967
5%s conv subord debs 1964
.Safe.Harbor Water Power Corp
3s
__
April-Oct
Co
40
Bands
86.55
90.51
Total—.
70
Jan-July
&
81.30
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
29%
101% 102%
Jan-July
1968-—.__April-Ocf
i
Electric
81.82
ities
90.53
91%
;
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
•
102%
1963
1st mortgage 3%s
mortgage 3s 1971
90.29
Total
Util¬
Rails
;
90.53
49%
106% 108
May-Noo
Rails
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
39
116
$8%
Ltd—
Ohio Power
.
-
208.95
10
Grade •; Grade
•
209.29
compiled
This
Non-Durable
Wed.
135
.Mar-Sept
Power
trials
■
211.24
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance and
Mining
Tues.
109
1976—Jan-July
1974
New England
Indus¬
Stocks
-
10
Second
*212.01
stocks,
65
17.58
Railroad and
debentures
10
First
Y'
96.33
.
Corp—
subord
YY:
65
Y-'
10
95.83
Manufacturing
91
141
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
liq tr ctfs—
Valley RR 4s 1963
April-Oct
Bellas Hess 5 Vis 1984 wi
_April-Oct
convertible
•'.Y'
Total
Percent
75%
114%
Jan-July
National
5s
:*
95.98
Aug. 19,
827/a
82
Jan-July
?
140.81
Composite
41
$25%
May-Nov
cumula*
140.81
year are as follows
92
$72
Western RR 4s 1970
*■'
,
The SEC index of Stock
prices based on the closing prices of the common stock
for week ended
Aug. 19, 1960, for composite and by major industry groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the current
74%
*98.:.
6s
Research
t Ex-dis¬
,
SEC Index of Stock Prices
827/a
63%
Mar-Sept
Midland
National
ranee),
139.42
50
84%
111
138
119
41
41
May
.
year's
..
,
Thurs.
High
93
$120%
91%
April-Oct
1972—
In
;
.
warrants.
Fri.
subord debentures 1963
General Development 6s 1975
&
■'
.■
one
held.
Range Since
Y Jan.1
48
90%
May-Nov
1961
,u
Fri.
Jan
1% Jan
.
Corp—
Hydrometals Inc
without
Thurs.
Residential Mtge Bank 5s
n
included
Week's Range
Last
Jan-July
6s
AGuantanamo
(not
range), - d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule
transaction
Y Tues.
.
May
1,000
3%
& Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
General Builders
YY-
95.53
637.16
,
11% Aug
Apr
'
Finland
"x w,"
15
Date—
30% Jan
Delaware Lack
A
Ex-principal,
'
Jan
2% May
Feb-Aug
mortgage 4s series A 1993
1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
year's
—Bonds
' ;
139.73
Apr
8%
— ■-
June-Dec
1st
50
In
•
July
29
19%
400
11%
Quar-Feb
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
48
••
y
'
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Feb
Jan
May
7% July
500
June-Dec
1973
50
25
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
34% Jan
87
1,500
Low
.
$45
included
dividend.
averages for the 30 Industrial stocks and
the General Foods Corporation's distribution of
share
9% Aug
18% May
17% Aug
6,900
20%
Period
1994
67
45
40
48%
638.29
are
8.53;
♦New
A
h
cash
'The
stocks
Jan
9%
26
1%
8%.
warrants;
ities
Jun
Jan
26
Interest
Amer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs
•Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
48%
__
for
.Util¬
Jan
12%
18%-
20%
____£1
1974
100%
63%
—
*641.56
—_.
Aug
14 % May
92
>
!
25
28% July
1,200
9%
5s
debs
98%
—
—
mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc,"
voting-trust certificates;
with
roads
630.71
Utilities,
-
Exchange
$98%
$66%
(not
dividend.'
Rail-:
629.27
.—_
Jun
2,400
22%
'
2
subord
Ex-stock
g
Indus¬
.1—
May
16'/a
7.6;77
„
23—
1J Mar
15
Friday
conv
67
$60
—
Wed.
Feb
% July
~™
5%s
92
65
65
$60
2012—Jan-July
20
32% May
37% Jan
15%
5% preferred:—
—23
Wisconsin Pwr & Light, 4%%
pfd
.100
Wood (John) Industries Ltd.™
—*
"w w,"
Jan
14%
14%
9%
6
Alsco Inc
2s
Y;'Y.
.___
Apr
%
50
500
ft
20%
25
BONDS
65
Jan
41
%
1
American Stock
94%
.
400
.
__
' v*
1
„10o
16%
90
$120
v
Stock and Bond Averages
y
22
Jun
26% Mar
.
19
Aug.
Aug
5% Apr
29% July
24 7 Aug
32,
25%
10
...
—
■>
delivery transaction
trials
Aug.
% Mar
32
5
50c
Deferred
the
are
Aug.
Jan
23% Feb
Aug
3ft
Aug.
» 88%
Jan
issued;
Date
•••ljS
•
18% Aug
A
.
_1
1
$90
—
65
__
Ex-stopk
Aug.' 24
93
Jun
3 ft
ft
Is
40c
a
Jan
Y": 5% Aug
3% Jan
May
79
_1
—
(Plan A)
distribution,
Y'Y
Jan
327/a
Apr
1
10
Zapata Petroleum Corp.
Jun
3%
1,100
*"4% ~5%
47/a
_1
:
—
—
stocks
IVi
Feb
1
50c
Co_
$90
Jan-July
30
3 % Mar
July
4,600
.
2
1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
1997.
Y-YY'.•'/ ':VYY
76% May
.;.»4% Jan
28% Jan
Jun
29
7
1 %
—
Jan' 1
value,
Jan
4
July
Aug
2
5%
85
•
rets ord regular
17%
daily closing averages of representative stocks and
bonds listed
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Feb
Aug
u
5%
'Jun
2%
pfd._—100
preference
Jun
19
1
15
Mar
70
6%
v
May
3
1.25
•
3s
in year's range),
r Transaction
Ex-dividends,
y Ex-rights,
z
x
when
on
10%
1
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
"w 1,"
Jun
10%
.1
15
93
:U2
,
:
12% Aug
.
72
A Bonds being traded flat.
YY YYY V
:
y
YY-:Y^;.YY 'v'.:U '
YY ''''
$ Friday's bid and ask
prices; no sales being transacted during the current
week. • • - '
§ Reported in
receivership.
r.Y-.;
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates
of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum,"
tive; "conv," convertible; "M,"
12%
Jun
4% May
Williams (R C) & Co_
Wilson Brothers common
97%
63%
'
included
16% Aug
19% July
11% July
9% May
Williams-McWilliams Industries
100
90%
6
$115
,
of)—
Jan
Feb
1,400
Wickes (The) Corp
Williams Brothers Co_
98
__
67%
Municipalities
Jan
6%
May
4%
3,000
White Stag Mfg Co
Wichita River Oil Corp
90
,
Jun
10,300
_1;
._10c
YY
87 Va
86%
,
9% Mar
5
Wood Newspaper Machine
':
Feb
12%
1
International Inc.
1967
Ex-liquidating
(not
9% July
15
;
Jewelry Co_
Zapata Off-Shore
Jun
11%
20
YZale
Jun
14
•
B
par
tribution.
24% Aug
12%
•
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
6 %
Feb
Jan
19%
Apr
6
100
Inc
♦No
f
11% Mar
8% Mar
3,800
30
dep
6
41%
6% May
600
7'A
10%
Tablet & Stationery
American
U
July
14%
2,800
'47,100
Coal
;
12 %
and
91%
83%
__
64
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro
stamped
Jan
'
2
High
86
YY
,
15%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
■Y American dep rets ord shares.
'
118,300
14%
:111L£
67%
Jan
11%
•
Manufacturing
£agle
18%
Jan
46%
series
1967
Sinking fund
>
11% Mar
May
A
(Republic
Jan
5%
7% Aug
200
Webster Investors Inc (Del)
Weiman & Company Inc
White
19
10c
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Development Co
•
Apr
22
25c
•West Canadian-Oil &J3as Ltd
West Chemical, Products Inc_~
•
181%
3% Apr
30% May
•
Westmoreland
Jun
.
94,800
Co
Westmoreland
Feb
700
5%
,
_
$97%
June-Dec
Jan-July
(Prov) 6%s 1949
Feb-Aug
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May-JYou
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
;
,A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
May-Nov
A7s (issue of Oct
1927) 1947.
April-Octi'
Mortgage Bank of Denmark'5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan
A) 2%s- 2C08
—Mar-Sept
Peru
Jun
6
2,300
16 %
$2 preferred
Western
8%
77/a
2
Precision Instrument Co
Webb & Knapp Inc common.
$6 series preference.
Wentworth
Feb
Apr
.11
Adjustment debentures—
series
4%s
Low
87% Y"
$99% 100
Maranhao
Jan
31%.
14%
Waltham
1
37/b
8
10,500
_l
7% preferred——„
Waitt & Bond Inc common
•
700
5
14%
Co
;
Jan. 1
No.
.
$89
AHanover
55
Jan
7% Jan
7% July
34% Mar
14,600
9%
15%
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs_
•
Debt
5Vis
111 Aug
>Y
Y
Y
11% Aug
3% May
300
39%
Y
16%
5
Products
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado Inc
Waco
,8%.
1
;
1963
Range Since
Sold
91%
87%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jafi-July
June-Dec
German
5ft May
May
167%
5,600
25c
Co
A
Vinco Corporation—
Virginia
17%:
warrants
Instrument
class
4
7%
1
(The)
Inc
Jan
5
•
4,700
31
7%
1
Rubber
Norman Industries
Victoreen
Viewlex
2
110
14%
9%
4%
31
5
&
w—
171%
36%
9%
5
25c
Oil.
..
8%
Universal Container
Corp cl A com_10c
Universal Controls Inc.
25c
Universal Insurance new common_17.78
Universal Marion Corp
*
Vanderbiit Tire
8Va
% July
4% July
-
5,900
r'•
3%
,
1
,
Reclaiming Co
Consolidated
2%
11%
4
1
A
ser
Bonds
High
91%
(Germany) 7s 1951:
Jan-July
ADanzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July;
Savings Banks and Clearing: Assn—
Jan
Jan
5%
171
50c
B
19.100
k'V.Y
'
1
.
(Calif)
0s
Friday's
Bid & Asked
—April-Oct
Foreign Governments
ABaden
Jan
13 %
287/a
.
41 % Mar
500
•
6
:•
2
_100
Co
Universal American
2%
v.'
11.000
45%
5%
5
Conditioning Corp
Ceramic
44
6
17
Apr
9%May yy:
; Feb
5
July
3ft May
27
10sY
Canal
debs
1970
3s 1971
Electric 3 Vis 1970
&
or
Sale Price
Low
3 Vis
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Jan
>
-
Pacific Aluminum
Air
12%
;Y
loot,
5%
•
dep rets ord registered
JRR&
Y>;
"4%
•
Molasses Co Ltd—
-Amer
800
3 ,v>«T -•*.(
Improvement & Investing__2.60
industrial "warrants"
United
Van
28
_1
Corp
28% May
'
1
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Elastic
Corp
S
15%
19% Mar
15,900
50c
United
U
14%
20
Aircraft Products
United Asbestos Corp
S
24%
—4
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
United
U
22%
15'/a
;•
Gas
Week's Range
Last
Period
■
24%
Union Investment 'CdJYLt—
United
.'t;
Gas
Counties Gas
29
.
•
U
California
277/b
-
Interest
American Stock Exchange
High
*
8% Aug
24%
—
.—
Low
-
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20 %
Tri-Continenta! warrants
True Temper Corp
of Prices
Low
•
com_lQc
(Range for Week Ended August 26)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
35
90
104
$104% 105%
$102%
__
97%
Week Ended Aug. 26
1959
89%
89%
98
104
97%
104%
96%
102
103
Total
107
1960
Stocks—Number!
of
Shares
6,390,990
4,008,726
Jan. 1 to Aug. 26
Foreign
Foreign
271,356,854
185,546,373
Bonds—
Domestic
1959
1900
\
$920,000
government.
31,000
corporate
'5,000
.
'»
'
.
''
$18,652,000
$17,285,000
6,000
969,000
.-1,283,000
23,000
736,000
1,037,000
$661,000
36
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
stocks
Par
American
Agricultural
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Company
Albany rr
Boston
&
Edison
Boston
*
Service
Par
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
25%
25%
23%
24%
1,130
94
91%
95
4,923
50%
54%
-50
40
Standard
Brands
Low
High
23%
33%
Standard
Oil
High
21% July
20% July
605
-
28%
Apr
79%
Jan
9614
Apr
46%
»
30%
Jun
Jan
136
100
25
Property Trust
64%
136
64
26
65%
122
557
136
Jan
59%
*
53%
53%
30
50%
Apr
58%
43%
46
375
39 %
Jun
48%
Jan
5
17 %
19%
331
23%
Jan
28%
29%
286
15% May
24% Mar
30%
Jan
38%
40%
278
53%
54%
335
47%
67%
70
307
82%
85%
61% July
79 % Aug
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com—10
--
6%
1st preferred class a
National
Ford
Motor
General
Stores
100
Inc
*
Co
5
Electric
Co
Kennecott
Lone
New
Co
Cement
Central
85%
87%
473
59%
27%
27%
253
*
80%
85%
310
73%
4
23
23%
pfd
100
112
112%
1
Corp
5%.
July
2174
21%
22%
2,664
19%
Jan
37%
36%
37%
674
34
Jun
40
41
122
12%
12%
106
2
2%
2%
100
38% July
12 % Aug
1% Jan
Shawmut
Association
*
Stone
Webster
•
Inc
Stop & Shop Inc
29
28%
United Shoe Machinery Corp
s
Rubber
Co
common
211
>.
57 y8
56%
21%
52
75
75%
Westinghouse
Elec
Corp
55%
6.25
54%
81
5574
403
Transit
4%s_
Last
62%
80
Par
Aeronca
Manufacturing
American Laundry
Burger Brewing
Carey Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
Gas
Cincinnati
4"0
_
_
64
20
N
Jun
&
*
L~~~
Cincinnati
Cohen
Bros
—
Telephone
National
97%
94%
10 %
30%
30
-
11
11%
49%
77%
95
459
11
Jan
_
35%
35%
36
110
23 Va
22%
23%
170
12
56%
57
59
59%
5
.
30%
1
RR
Unlisted
*
American
Can
July
25%
Jun
34%
:i
54%
10
51%
Jun
58
40
35
19%
20%
95
18
Apr
25%
38%
80
20
59%
20% July
29%
28%
23 Va
23%
24%
13
13
13%
150
489
33 %
—10
_
132
Corp
Baldwin Lima Hamilton
96%
67
77
41%
300
33 %
37
19%
2014
11
16%
17
—
13
13%
32%
1374
31
May
17% July
11% May
294
14%
23%
12% Jun
44%
Boeing Airplane
Brunswick Corp
Burroughs Corp
5
29% May
43% Aug
35%
35%
40
23
65%
71 %
254
42 %
Jan
5
36%
361%
10
30 %
Jan
25
64%
64%
20
58% Aug
41% Aug
•
Ohio
Chrysler Corp
10
65%
25
Cities
Service
Colgate-Palmolive
41%
4474
System
10
Products
46%
265
447s
_1
180
21%
177
61
1
._
Pont
200%
56%
106
18
18%
62
55%
7
181%
11
8474
1
196% 204%
Kodak
132
125% 12574
13
57%
Apr
Stores
2.50
Ford motor'
—-5/
General
Dynamics
General
Electric
5
General
Motors
1%
Greyhound
Lorillard
Martin
84%
46%
39%
(p)
5
Co
70%
Jan
49 %
Jan
Jan
Apr
17% July
46
Mar
17
31%
Jun
a 42
Lead
95
98%
265 %
Jun
21%
Jun
27%
12
500
12
Jun
13
30%
631
29% Mar
32%
Jan
14%
14%
100
Apr
4%
100
Aug
4% Aug
16%
4%
2%
2%
100
11%
11%
218
1
6%
6%
800
2%
10
Feb
May
6 Va May
2%
Apr
Jan
12% Jan
May
3% Jan
9
May
ll
13%
13%
213
13% July
16% Mar
15%
15%
225
15
17
Apr
43%
44%
961
36% Mar
50%
Jun
97/a
175
9%
Aug
3%
100
_•
44%
_1
5
Corp
9%
3%
5
33
1
33
10
22%
Aug
6%
Jun
3% Aug
32 %
174
9%
250
20%
4%
July
23
22%
195
9%
9%
10
Jan
Aug
12%
Jan
Jun
24
% Feb
10%
11%
1,629
8% July
24%
1
16
16
282
14% Aug
18 Va
5
5
100
4%
Feb
1
11
300
5%
Jan
*
_______
11%
Jan
38
_1
—
Jan
Jan
5 % May
12%
Jun
Jan
99%
Jan
56%
Jan
Armour
24 %
Aug
Ashland
47%
695
241/4
56
20
431/4
31
41% May
32% Feb
49%
60% May
34% May
89%
6774
15
40%
41%
95
52%
July
59
69%
46
Jan
28%
43
84%
84%
45
45%
26% July
84% Aug
50
30
1274
12%
105
45%
46%
70
62%
5
55
62%
__10
63%
74%
110
80%
5
80.%
7
153
__
38%
21%
21%
15
3
^
37
1.40
.
57%
57%
10
5
37%
hig
•
___Iioc
44,
37%
135
May
12% Aug
34% Jan
58% July
56% May
57% Feb
34% Aug
20% Aug
44% Feb
34% July
34% May
38%
39%
76
45%
45
46%
144
44
23
2274
23%
240
20%
July
Apr
60
34%
109
July
&
Tel
2nd
-
1,000
39%
Jan
31%
1,620
1
74%
35 Va
Jan
73%.
28% July
74%
600
20%
19%
20%
1,200
40
41%
38%
38%
53%
56%
600
20
19%
20
500
68%
68%
68%
1,700
23
23
24%
13,800
13%
12%
13%
2,100
28%
30
38%
-
v
b
(Un)
a
53%
.....:
Jan
Jan
Aug
Apr
25%
Jan
.
800
26% Mar
41 %
Aug
1,800
37% May
47% Mar
17% Feb
43%
59%
Jun
20
Aug
49%
74
Jun
107
Jan
9,600
80
5,200
51% May
96 Va Apr
62% Aug
33
43
36
37%
500
2
100
2% Mar
51%
54
1,300
14
12%
14%
5,000
36
46% July
10% July
35%
36%
1,700
31%
66%
10
%
65%
65
0
common
preferred
33
32%
34%
1
20
19%
20
33%
33%
50
%
*
preferred
Corp
1,300
.
3,500
:
"
250
10
4
;
—l__
-
6%
2
(Un)
(Un)
8
Manufacturing Co
Boeing Airplane
_i
Corp
0
:
Corp
•
.
(Un)
.
Jan
27%
9%
May
Jan
Jan
10 Va
Aug
26% Mar
11% May
17% Aug
21
200
1,200
5
July
Aug
8 % Mar
12% July
17
Jan
77
150
85
Aug
Jun
Feb
20%
20%
17
16%
17
1,400
15% May
20 %
Jun
68%
69
200
61
74
Feb
1%
Jan
57%
Jan
600
3%
Jan
700
20 %
July
1 Va
1%
2,600
1
45
May
May
44%
45%
2,300
43
48%
Aug
48%
50%
400
34
35%
1,600
1%
31
36%
•
Corp
Feb
34% Mar
20%
5
.
(e j)
41%
23%
4%
0
Corp..
Company
pi
6%
15%
85
Apr
29% May
18% July
4%
5
Benguet Consolidated Inc
6
13%
59%
Jan
14% Aug
38% May
76% Jan
22
7,400
85
*
10
Co
Corp
Burton-Dixie
-
Feb
Jan
2% Jan
68
30% May
v
10
^50c
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
May
2%
537/a
50
13%
Brunswick
Jan
_2.50
(Un)
Borg-Warner
Jan
94%
62%
17
Fisheries
37%
1.23
Gas—
Corp
Feb
27% July
91%
2fl
.
t
Co
Feb
16
July
60%
16%
Mfg
29%
12
94%
16%
Gossett
Jan
Jan
20% July
600
3
Budd
53%
60%
common—5
(On)
jBrach & Sons
•
13%
72
200
&
Aug
17%
100
Booth
Jan
Jan
28%
31%
2,100
Bendlx
Jan
Jan
Feb
28
317/a
25%
Products
Bell
1
80% Aug
Jan
28
10%
non-cum
Jan
42%
58
8% May
33%
Corporation
79
53 %
36 %
43% Aug
26% Aug
800
12.50
Binks
26
100
300
1
co
Refining
Jun
Jan
11%
_1
(Un)
(111)
77%
55%
19% July
53%
1.66%
San
Corp
Corp
&
Bethlehem Steel
Jun
29% July
Jan
40
3.50
(Un)___
class
Co
conv
(111)
Fdrv
Stano
&
Jun
37%
Feb
14%
10%
_10
Foundries
Co
Oil
Co
Corp
&
Belden
Jan
58%
13%
200
45%
1
&
49%
48%
Jan
2,400
40
12.50
(Un)__
Bearings Inc
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jan
23%
53%
1
;___
Bastian-Blessing Co
45% Aug
16%
17%
68%
32%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class a_„_1
Baldwin-Llma-Hamllton (Un)
18
Jun
50
25%
17%
High
; ;
May
14% July
21%
5%
Jan
55
800
Mar
__l
(Un)
Jan
33% Aug
15%
24
11%
23
15%
50o
1,000
23%
54%
70
15 %
24
53
24%
10%
Avco
61%
67
230
23%
21%
Jan
41%
23%
.
21%
Athey
46 %
"
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
140
25%
41% Aug
58% Aug
36
Shares
66
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa fe—
Common
Jan
65
50o
(Un)^
Tobacco
Steel
$1.50
only
Sales
High
65
lo
(Un)
Arkansas Louisiana
Armco
•
for Week
of Prices
low
10
Company
Corp
Apache
Jan
33%
:
Sale Price
__5
Anaconda
Jan
46% May
38%
45%
12%
_•
_
Feb
Apr
31% Aug
38% July
!
Par
■
America
Viscose
Oil
53%
90
'
'
*
Co
Tel
38% May
4274
Range
•
Rad
79% July
42% Aug
42
Week's
Last
Mfg
Steel
Amurex
45
Exchange
compilation of the round-lot transactions
;
z
Investment
American
77% July
93
28%
33 %c
see page
2% July
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
Jan
133
Feb
59
1
10
Bocony Mobil Oil
Southern Railway
1—
!
__;
of
American
Jan
61%
5
Aviation
Sperry Rand
Jan
30%
__1
American
Jan
411%
33%
_5
.
689
Apr
Jan
3"%
12
_2
Products-^
Motors
222
67%
41%
.5
Distillers
footnotes,
/
1%
Jan
55%
May
1
Co
American
57% July
25%
78% July
189% July
42%
5
Corp
Republic Steel
For
27
2
Feb
6%
_1.
_____
Mach
85%
*
;
25%
—
American
Jan
83%
110
*.*
1,050
1
Distributors-.
Co
American
65
126
Roebuck
Sinclair
Oil
l7/a
_!__
Cyanamld Co
46v2
58%
Sears
1%
July
4% July
42% July
100
3
Can
44%
36
Radio
*
830
6,204
__
American
21% Aug
61% Aug
Feb
56%
Pennsylvania rr
Pepsi-Cola
.
45 /
1,559
5%
10
Theatres (Un)
July
35%
Reynolds Tobacco
St
Regis Paper
Schenley Industries
Jan
2%
—
American
61%
5
.
National Cash Register
National
Dairy
.
39%
:
American Airlines
American
61 %
1
American
Jan
2,232
:27
.—5
:
Corp
Aluminum
43
2
North
38%
/-■" 27%
Aug
25% July
1
Laboratories
101
Montgomery Ward
,
31
47%
Co
Chalmers
Aluminium Ltd
6974
Mead Corp
National
&
Allis
Jan
41%
47
•
Allied
75'%
Monsanto Chemical
National
758
2%
—
Allegnany Corp (Un)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Jun
69%
.
24
*
Telephone & Telegraph-*
Laughlin
10
&
34%
5
Metal
Steel
68
-
_3
Harvester
International
Jones
Jan
31%
Corp..
Laboratories
74%
68
1
International
:
Shirt
American
Dept
25%
2%
Advance Ross Electronics Corp..
Akron
Brass
Mfg
Jan
Jun
39%
100
21%
84%
Light
61%
20%
1
Chemical
Federated
Aug
Aug
46%
Products
Standard
Admiral
Jan
31% Aug
18% Jun
3
3374
20%
21%
4474
31%
1
Curtiss-Wright
...
47
17
:_1
Bearing—!
Corporation
Acme
35% Aug
76% Jun
Eastman
40% Mar
125
1.66%
i
Brev/erles
Dillon
Abbott
16% Jan
50
97
Du
7% Aug
5,513
/
30
>
Jan
182
Steel
11% Jan
.
20
/
17% Aug
32%
Detroit
Feb
18%
STOCKS
Feb
65 7a
46% Aug
59% Mar
45
.Dow
8% July
4%
46"%
Friday
Jan
85
64 %
65
51%
32%
&
.
46%
'
44 74
Power
.
452
t8va
Midwest Stock
Jan
51%
100
Ohio
Dayton
7%
23
Feb
8
Corn
751:
210
4%
A
Aug
Mar
79%
Steel
Gas
7%"
-
Jun
22%
Apr
62
52
33 %
3
15%
Jan
48
5
_
July
94%
62
1
_
12
91%
62
—
50
Oil
Columbia
16% May
61% July
1
&
Apr
._
.
<fe
70%'Jan
12% Aug
53% Jan
18%
Jun
12.50
Steel
Chesapeake
40%
40% Aug
_1
Jan
54%
37% May
48% Mar
43%
54 Va
Co.
—
&
29% Mar
1,290
1,105-"
46%
,
Jan
38%
5
American Tobacco
Baltimore
7%
___LiiLi6.
__
Jan
1.66%
Anaconda
Beth
1,315
13
Jan
15
27% Aug
28% July
39
31%
10
Illinois-
37%
45%
127/8
Jan
28%
12.50
_
Tel
Vinco
4% Aug
1% May
_1
—
Manufacturing
United
Jan
61% July
Studebaker, Packard
Udylite Corporation
Jan
High
Feb
1
44%
.
134% Aug
28% Aug
1
Motors
Ashland
22 %
31%
American Radiator
of
Feb
44
20
28 %
:
—
&
81%
28 Va
28
•
27/a
ioo
833
Brewing
Scotten
7,716
:•
69%
Chemical
Davis
Rudy
1 %
69%
Chemical
Rockwell
Low
4%
36%
12%
1
Wheel
Pfeiffer
May
54%
Cyanamid
American Tel
1,441
28%
——►
American
131%
73
3%
20
Motors Corp
Peninsular
36% Mar
May
4%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18% July
92% Jan
Screw
Parke
Apr
73
42
Low
—-./L/L-LL.3
Industries-.
Ball
Motor
Jun
29% July
28
*
Airlines
Armour
126
—
10
Ltd
American
73
960
66%
Sales
Shares
16% Mar
Trailer
Michigan
Feb
62
Jan
Mar
for Week
Stocks
Stores
American
126%
1
5
Chalmers
Aluminium
73
2
common—
30%
55
Feb
58
100
LaSalle Wines
38% July
28%" "Jan
21% July
56% Aug
61
110
29%
50
Gamble
<fe
29% Mar
62
$1,000
17%
Brewing
Masco
96% Aug
12% Jun
Aug
10%
62
17%
Leonard Refineries
Feb
97% Aug
//
87% Mar
1
100
Jan
38%
;
Jun
60%
9% / 9%
1
:
Kresge (s s) Company
Kysor Heater
Lakey Foundry
41% Aug
86 % Aug
Jan
Jan
64Va
———10
International
Feb
4174
Feb
103%■
Co_^_-.—_____ll-—1—*.~5
Lakes
Hoover
adr
21% Feb
26% July
20
Jun
34%
Feb
Feb
Feb
60%
.
Inc —
Wood
Great
'
Jan
55
;
95%
11
11%
11 Va
10
Miami
Avco
86%
31%
97%
1
Mfg
Armco
326
867
;
5
Rapid American Corp
U S Playing Card
Allis
86%
——
*
Kroger
Allied
28%
41%
30 %
*
Gibson Greeting Cards Inc_
Little
T
86%
95
High
24% Aug
27% Aug
30%
5u
Picher
Procter
19 %
115
74 %
45%
1%
.
Corp li__
Corp'
Motor
Gar
'
Diamond
Hobart
315
39%
i
.—100
Tissue
Eagle
41%
10
Machine—
pfd—
Pac
(Dan)
Crystal
547/./.
20%
26%
ca CO
■
..8.80
100
Tex
43%
Apr
61
80
Range
common/;
Detroit Steel
Goebel
20%
.46%
85 Va
Week's
37%
Edison
General
26 Va
•
common
Milling
O
43%
•
"10
37 Va Mar
Jan
Jan
56%
of Prices
Motors
Detroit
.
6% Apr
37% Julv
35
Jan
86 Vb
148
82%
:___.
Paper
Power
Davidson
May
65%
li
Mfg
Continental
Jan
Low
8%
39%
24
62
-10
Range Since Jan. 1
77
20% May
65% Jun A
115% July
55%
—25
Fruehauf
High
8
«...
~
preferred
Cincinnati
Cine
Low
_1
39%
83%
—1
Consumers
Ford
Shares
70
Last;
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Chrysler Corporation
Jan
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1
70
Consolidated
Apr
'
79%
1998
Electric
Brown-McLaren
Sales
for Week
Range
79%
118% 120 Va
Par
Allen
Exchange
of Prices
22%
Jan
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON & CO. for the
transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
are
Fenestra
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
22%
1
—
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
STOCKS
Jan
16%
..
Ex-Cell-O
Cincinnati Stock
23%
Friday
Jan
36%
Feb
Jun
Sale Price
AUg
39% AUg
31% Jan
46%
8 Va
Detroit Stock Exchange
Aug
32%
Jan
252
_
Jan
2%
72
40
100
1674
50% Apr
48% July
26% Mar
140
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Jan
11
Jan
20% Aug
248
58%
56
10
10%
STOCKS
41
31%
Vermont & Mass Railroad Co
5374
32% Mar
51%
Jun
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Jan
32
31%
50%
44%
Jan
120
5
39% July
1
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58 % Mar
Smelting Refin & Mining com—50
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49%
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25
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Jan
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Jan
1,000
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35%
Jun
30%
Aug
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Reece Folding Machine Co
United
100
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20
100
System
New England Tel & Tel Co
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Pennsylvania
22 %
80
100
Jun
10
Electric
England
120
36%
Aug
44%
1
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87% Aug
Jan
48 %
35% May
BONDS
Aug
61% July
93% Apr
100 >/8
24% Aug
Companies
rr
Service
&
1,178
Feb
5
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Cine
40 Va
4
Feb
50c
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Copper Corp
Star
Maine
31% Mar
,
1
Coal
Creek
National
83%
5
Gillette Co
Island
——
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39%
Westinghouse Elec
Eastern Mass St Ry co—
First
S
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Jan
10
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Copper Range Co
48%
39%
Union Carbide
U
High
48%
7
Texaco Inc
Aug
Low
39%
10
Sunray Oil
Apr
65%
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
High
__
Btudebaker-Packard
68% Jan
"
Low
Shares
25
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(Ohio)'
Standard Oil
Sales
for Week
of Prices
»
(Ind)
Standard Oil
•
Co
Personal
Cities
Low
1.66%
Tel
&
Boston
Chemical
Corp
for Week
of Prices
Monday, August 29, 1960
Range
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
.
(Range for Week Ended August 26)
Boston Stock Exchange
Friday
.
36%
167
67
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18
31
37%
100
1,100
170
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18%
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19%
19%
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37%
36%
37 %
12.50
27%
27%
28%
38% Feb
23% July
26% Feb
34% July
30
2,300
:>
550
Apr
24
May
53% July
35% Aug
31
48%
175
Aug
Jan
July
-
49%
Feb
76%
Jun
16% May
18% Apr
23%
Jan
800
29
40%
Jun
450
22%
29
Aug
12,300
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128
4%
Mar
Jan
27%
Jan
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&
Canadian
Hecla
Inc
Canadian Pacific
21 '/a
30c
(Un)
Shares
21%
300
2
24%
24%
io
24%
High
20% May
1% Jun
6,500
200
26%
Jan
2H Mar
277a Apr
4171 Jan
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Montgomery
30
30
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26%
24
26%
800
22%
Jun
157b
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25
38%
36%
38%
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29 Va
Feb
20%
19%
20 y4
1,400
17 y4 May
20%
Jan
22
22
22%
100
17 ya May
28%
Jan
64%
64%
65%
28,500
58% Aug
697a
Jan
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20%
21%
400
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26
Jan
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200
237a
Jan
100
National
29%
29%
100
26% July
36
Jan
National
Ry_—_*
25%
25'/a
100
22% July
9% Aug
40 y4 Aug
2972
Jan
New
1572
Jan
Jan
&
Brewing Corp
Central
&
South
Chicago
Milw
Chicago
&
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St
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Northwestern
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Chicago
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Cincinnati
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Gas
Service
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Cleveland
Coleman
Iron
Ilium
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Gas
Corp
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Corn
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Radio
Fairbanks
Fairchild
Falstaff
First
Ford
Foremost
W
Ohio
Oil
(Un)
10
100
42 % May
60%
60 ya
700
53%
23%
23%
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38%
37%
38%
400
1
25
42
July
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Parker
19
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297»
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8% July
20%
21%
Jan
19
133/4
3,900
31%
Jan
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Potter
Co
297a
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Public
Service
265%
Jan
29%
34%
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15%
16
700
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7%
8%
8%
187
500
34 %
Aug
25%
26
23 %
Jun
29
Jan
35 Va
34%
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32
Jun
39
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80
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46%
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53
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132
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67%
500
9,300
40
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12% Mar
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40
1,400
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473/4
Jan
22
100
21% Aug
233/4 Mar
41%
1,300
30
Feb
60
200
45
Mar
413/a Aug
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Apr
40
36% July
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24%
3,200
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100
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100
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Jan
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58%
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Jan
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55%
98
1,700
1,100
450
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357a
Aug
567a July
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1,200
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Apr
38
42%
6,800
82
Feb
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20%
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172
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200
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9
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4
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317a
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Schering Corp (Un)_
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1,200
1,100
177. Aug
51
Jan
62
1774
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35
Jan
20
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207a
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27
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51% July
30% Jun
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67%
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300
Co
67%
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Paper
39%
700
1
Public
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32
6,500
1
Jun
Louis
677a Aug
553/4 Jan
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62% Aug
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Jan
32%
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Royal Dutch Petroleum
Feb
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57 7a
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St Louis National
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&
69%
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50
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Rubber
377a
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677a
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100
427a
22% Mar
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Lincoln
800
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10
Finance
1,000
6%
2
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1,400
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175
2,200
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36 Va
400
Brick
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Steel Corp (Un)_~
Drug & Chem (Un)
Feb
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24% Feb
165
297a Aug
293/4 Jan
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1274
300
227a
167a
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19472 Aug
317a Aug
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1,100
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188%
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Raytheon Company
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13 Va
187
1,900
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Kansas
Apr
7% July
31%
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Johnson
1,300
180
6.25
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8%
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Radio
167a July
22% Jun
8
1
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Jefferson
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Interlake
Jun
34%
13% Aug
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Indiana
133
27% Mar
100
47%
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Jan
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15%
297a
19 7a
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Jan
34%
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States
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94%
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28%
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33
34%
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190% Aug
23% Apr
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300
34%
City
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600
25%
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Gulf
225
27%
27%
34%
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Gulf
29%
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126%
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79% July
25 Va Mar
27 %
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29 7a
347a
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45%
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377a July
3272 Jan
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22% Jun
46
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250
200
417a Aug
Feb
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303/4 Aug "
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Philco
28
29%
Goodyear Tire
Jones
200
27%
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36
487a Aug
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Feb
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2674 July
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5
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150
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16%
61
Paramount Pictures
Parke-Davis & Co
47%
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41% Jan
800
1674
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21
1
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650
300
447a
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61%
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307a May
21
41%
15
19%
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Portland Cement
Glidden
,117a Jan
27%
60%
Jan
53
707a July
977a Jun
84
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47
20
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87a July
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27
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20%
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387a July
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21
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Northwest Airlines
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Feb
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16%
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11% July.
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59
34
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91
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48
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82
100
Ohio
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Firstamerica
100
57%
Jan
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Firestone
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Northern States Power
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Aug
5
Camera
497a Jan
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35
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38 y« May
11%
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Railroad
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66 %
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Emerson
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Northern Illinois Corp
Northern Illinois Gas Co
Feb
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900
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91
1,200
5
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(Un)
(Un)
39%
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Central
18%
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31
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800
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15
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Jun
57%
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10
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Aug
25
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100
Jan
1572
common
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Continental
1,650
45 y4
16
3174
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21 %
21 %
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Power
Container
350
45%
27% July
(Un)
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41%
45%
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5
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800
44%
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■
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45
;
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Cleveland
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.
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Par
Modine Manufacturing Co
Monsanto
Chemical
(Un)
50c
Centlivre
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Low
21%
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2
25
Carrier Corp common
Celanese Corp of America (Un)
for Week
of Prices
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5
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.
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Friday
Friday /.
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Allis-Chalmers
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(Un)
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300
10%
11%
2,900
8
8%
200
6% May
6M8
6%
300
4% Mar
54 %
56%
28%
29
(Un)
Amerada Petroleum
31%
20 Ma
pfd (Un)—25
American Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
American Electronics. Inc
1
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20
24%
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American
American &
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71% Aug
55% July
Apr
25%
Apr
28%
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27
Mar
41 Mi
3 7 Mi May
43 Vi
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550
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54 Ma
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2.600
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9%
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94 Mi
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July
16
94%
10.100
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Jan
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American
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Corp
(Un)
Anaconda
Co
(III)
4
4
100
4
Aug
Atlantic
Atlas
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Avco
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Bell
Bendix
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Bethlehem
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2
Jun
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20 Mi
2,400
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100
20 Mi
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45
8%
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100
44%
45%
5,300
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29 Mi
Apr
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Feb
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18 Ma
200
17
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Jan
8
27%
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Jun
32% Aug
8
8 3/4
new
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19%
19%
700
18%
Apr
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40
Jun
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36%
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38%
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11 Ma
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100
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Feb
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Jan
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22 % July
29 Ma
4
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:
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300
35 Mi
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200
19% May
37 Ma Mar
21
20%
21 Mi
1,600
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21 Mi
22%
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13%
Jan
26
65%
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100
56%
Feb
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Chemical
Eastern
Air
Eastman
Electric
Kodak
El Paso Natural
Electrical
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Oil
(Max)
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5
48
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12.50
__
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Jun
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footnotes,
class
Corp
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2.30
6 Ma
Jan
15 Ma Mar
19% Mar
63
78 Ms
Aug
8 Mi Mar
11 Mi
Aug
32 Ms July
37%
Apr
6
Jan
6% Aug
Aug
18 Ma May
30
July
1.70
1.95
1,000
563/4
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100
413/„ May
5 7 Ma
Aug
15%
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22 Ms
Jan
9 Ma
9 Mi
300
2.35
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27
27
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2.95
July
Feb
8
Aug
13 Ma
Jan
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Feb
3.50
Jun
July
31 Mi
Jan
34% Aug
200
58c
55c
59c
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42%
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May
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July
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July
32 Ma
Feb
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July
2.80
Jan
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Jan
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603/4 May
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Jun
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Jan
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1,800
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Jan
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Jan
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300
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July
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51 Ms
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Feb
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Jan
953/4 July
31 "Ma Jan
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:
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40
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130
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400
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9,900
100
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Feb
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Aug
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22
Aug
303/8
Jan
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May
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300
Middle
South
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;
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30Mi
1
Chemical
2
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37% Mar
Mar
46% Aug
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Jan
52 3/4
Jun
543/4
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1,100
37 Mb
Apr
58 3%
Aug.
16 M4
200
15 Mi
Apr
173/4
Feb
4 Mo
Aug
8Ma
Jan
1.15 Aug
2.20
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4 Ms
100
1.60
1,900
10% "10%
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30Mi
30%
100
10
Feb
Aug
26 Mi May
400
Feb
39 Ma
Aug
26 Mt
900
18 Mi
32 3%
July
Apr
1
5
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4 Mi
Apr
41%
42
600
38 Mi
Aug
55
Jan
33
36%
3,800
33
Aug
53 Ma
Jan
12%
33
Chemical Co
46c
400
4%
__
Montgomti'y Ward & Co (Un)
Montrose
51 Ms/
1.40
__
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Co
49Ms
16 Mi
1
;
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Petroleum
563/8
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Monsanto
13Ms
300
103/b July
14 Ma
Apr
13 Mo
66%
8%
Jan
Feb
Nafi
evaporation
52 Ma
Jan
Aug
Natus
Jan
New
2 Ma
% July
9,200
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Merritt-Chapman & Scott (Un)___12.50
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29 Ma
Feb
28
173/4
223/4
45Ma *
1
___
1
Frank Co
Menasco
Jun
Aug
93
18 Ma May
__
41%
Co
Meier &
6% Aug
July
1,600
92
20%
"
~
Jan
33% July
47 Ma Jan
Aug
48 %
2%
4
5
;
..
(Un)
(R H)
.
26
173/4
5
(Un)
(Un)
fe M Oil Co
27Ma
1
—_
(Un)
Cement
Aug
1
Distillers
&
39 Ma
40 Vi
600
(Un)____5
283/e
28%
2838
200
25% Aug
35 Ma
1
52%
52Ms
52%
200
Mar
7M4
7
7Mt
1,000
50% July
6 Ma Jun
58
l
Chem
12%
Jan
5
5
19Ma
19Va
100
22
22Ma
1.100
%
500
Natomns Company
New
1
Corp
1
England Electric System (Un)
Idria Mining & Chemical Co
200
8% July
14 Ma
Jan
N
1,100
17 Mi May
213/4
Aug
12%
12%
400
12 Ma Aug
18 Ma May
Niagara-Mohawk Power
Nordon Corp Ltd
34
34
34%
700
17 Ms
35% Aug
11%
11%
16
16
200
15 Ma
31%
31%
32
300
21
20%
21%
500
26% Aug
17% May
•
30 %
31
1,000
10%
10
11
400
•
33 Ms
33%
34
400
27
July
417/a
Feb
8 Ms
8M2
100
8
May
11 Ma
84%
85
400
21%
21%
400
201 202 Ma
200
__
22Ma
1
%
50c
5%
1,200
Jan
4% Aug
163/i Mar
20
Jan
%
Jun
7
24
22 Ma
1
Jun
Jan
Jan
Mar
Aug
Jan
Jan
1
1
5
85
201 Ms
Y
Central
RR
Co
200
11
29
Jan
Jun
19 Mi
North
American Aviation
North
American
39%
Jan
HVi July
98 Ma
Jun
Jan
Occidental
29%
Jan
Ohio Edison
239 Ma
July
189V* Aug
Feb
Jan
Pacific
Co
30%
100
94Ma Jan
133 Ma
Jun
700
45 Mi May
52%
Jan
Pacific
50%
50%
24%
100
27% Mar
Jun
Pacific
100
22%
Feb
19%
20
900
17
Jan
16%
(Un)—
15%
16%
200
15%
16
700
33%
1.200
16% Aug
11 Ma May
29Mt Jun
43c
24%
22
25 Ma
72c
26
26
100
8y«
8%
1,700
7% Aug
7%
7%
200
6M2 May
55 Vi Feb
68
28
Jan
A
8%
(Un).
22Ma
Apr
62
62
100
26%
26%
27 Mi
500
26%
26%
28
2,300
25% Aug
22% July
26
.
Corp—
25%
26%
1,500
.,23% Jun
34
300
12% .12%
100
33%
/
(The)_^_
44.
10%
10%
400
32 Ma
Aug
11% May
8
Jun
293/4 July
12 Ma
Feb
Pacific
Pacific
$4.75
9% May
$4.75
Jun
$4.40
34% Jan
Jun
29% Jan
Pacific
Apr16% Jan
133/4 Jan
red
40
4 Ma
__
—
—
" —
67 Mi.
30%
25
—25
25
—
25Mi
1
—
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—
10
—
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,
__
preferred
Jan
39 Ms
41 Ma
2,300
Jan
41 Ma
Aug
4
2
—
4 Ma
7,300
3 Ma July
7%
Jan
37Ms
200
333/a May
37 Ma
Aug
34 Va
100
30% Aug
38 3A
Jan
14%
36
51 Ms
14%
600
13V2 Aug
18 Mi
136%
5,100
36
Aug
46
6l Ma
100
51
Aug
56 Ms Mar
66%
30%
27%
25 Mi
253/4.
22%
223/8
68
60 Ma May
68
1,100
29 Mi
Jan
31 Ma July
200
26 Mi
Jan
300
23%
Jan
27% July
25% Aug
"
253/4
253/4
100
23 Ma
Jan
253/4 Aug
21 Mi
Jan
223/4 July
22%
200
20% Feb
84 85 Mi
4Mr
4%
600
563/i
223/8 Aug
85Mi Aug
3,300
-
50%
51 Mi
1,900
—
96 Ms
132
96 Ma
10
50
123
90M4
1.70
90 Mi
10
80
1.70
400
11
12%
7,400
73^
200
28Mi
19%
283/4
21 Mi
—
12%
1
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Airways
._14 2/7
(Un)——__1
*
;
28%
20%
Aug
100
22%
51 Ms
—
Jan
May
2,500
30%
27%
_*
*
*
90Mi
Aug
37%
43/4
33M3C
45 Mi
34 Ms
*
i
Gas
Am World
100
2
Warrants
Pan
200
73/8
preferred
conv pfd
&
__
25
common
Lighting Cdrp common
Oil
3 Ma
473/a
50
8
Co_
Feb
May
38% May
253/8 Mar
24V4
.25
Indemnity
Feb
2 4 Ma
24M4
1st pfd—
25
1st pfd———25
Industries
Jan
26%
__
10
Development
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
'
37%
red
36 M2
Jan
29
23 Ms
5
preferred
July
100
23/a
Mar
1.90 Mar
100
42Ms
24c
23 Ms May
1,900
2%
Aug
22 M4 July
33
42Ms
Jan
38 Ma
July
26 Ms
2%
31%
July
29% May
19 Ms
31 Ms
1
redeemable 1st pfd class A
4.36%
45Mi
July
1.00
400
26 Ma
__
_5
Corp
& ElectWs
as
43%
13c
800
.
26 Ms
__1
Aggregates
1st preferred
red 1st pfd.
4.50%
.
3,200
C
&
5%
Jan
48C
Finance
lc<
44%
20c
5%
Jun
38 M4
Cement
6%
21
_15
5Vz%
Jan
22
44c
Aug
Jan
May
14c
1.40
20
25
Pacific Clay Products
34 Ms
35 Ma
25,500
13c
1.35
__
*
Apr
,
34 Ma Mar
20
1
(Un)
24%
20
19% July
1.40
1
Petroleum
24
26%
600
600
25
Ohio Oil Co
34
(Un)_
(Un)_
common
preferred
5Ma% preferred
;
North American Royalties Inc_
Northern Pacific Railway (Un)__
Northrop Corporation
21% Mar
Mar
Invest
67c
Jan
21 Mi
37Va
_50c
Co
126% 126 %
—
1
20%
36%
*
Thermador
Feb
45%
20%
*
(Un)
17% July
14 Me
May
8M2 May
79 V2
(Un)_
1
Oil
Norris
100
26%
see page
'_
preferred
10%
.
For
__
2.50
21%
(Un)—.
_
1.75
11 Mi
42Ma
County Land Co
10%
common
„
8Mb
Jan
Canada—
(Un)
19%
<Un>__l
class
Plrstamerlca Corp
Flintkote Company
Fluor Corp Ltd__
•,
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Aug
Monogram
20
33
Metallurgical
200
39%
Copper
National
50%
Charter Financial
Jan
6 Mi
•
National Gypsum Co (Un)
National Theatres Inc (Un)
i
Federal-Mogul-Bower-Bearings
Aug
36 Mi
*
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Jan
(Un)
Whitney
33%
July
56Ma
Jan
47%
(Un)
Fairchild Eng & Airplane
Jan
27
(Un)
63 Ma
Co
class
of
Tel
Apr
Gas
Co
23
700
41
/Pacific
Factor
Co
&
43% July
60%
47%
50c
Co Ltd
100
297/a
__
(Un)
Tel
100
60%
Emporium Cap well Co
Exeter
Aug
5
_7.50
Phono
24 Ma
10c
Aug
Products
Radio &
Feb
j
.
54 Vi
Corp
Electronic Specialty Co
Emerson
20
24
1
(Un)
603/4
<Un>_
Electric Bond & Share Co
34% Aug
1
*
(Un)
28% July
10
.
Jun
___1
Co
Jun
1,000
1,000
25
______^
2.50
Co
Aug
2Mb
533/4
1 Mi
300
Aug
__5
Auto-Lite
40 Mi
Feb
42 Ms May
25
10
Co
Lines
200
Jan
100
40
25
47 y8
Inc/
&
Jan
400
_50c
41
__5uc
Nemours
Jan
33/a
100
100
Industries
de
47 Ma
1% July
31M4 Mar
600
100
(Un)
duPont
85
34 Mi July
2,900
1,000
300
2.50
Dresser
563/4 July
1,100
2
40Mi
6
Co
Loew's Theatres
65% Aug
1
25
50c
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil Co of Calif—
300
40
33
10
common
613/4
39
9%
Jun
300
92
Dominguez Oil Fields Co
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Jan
1%
33
53 Ma
Fruit
Ltd
Apr
59Ma
11 Ma
10
Productions
Mines
Jun
1
;
Norris
Disney
75c
Jan
1%
2.50
53 Ms
Laboratories Inc class A
DiGiorglo
45c
14%
13%
10
21%
—
Desilu " Productions
11,000
100
com_*
Int
60c
14Vi
Macy &
9%
1
Records
Jan
56c
4,300
(Un)
(Earle
Magnavox
21%
1
Decca
233/a
143/4
Jan
21 Va
_25
Cutter
13% Aug
17
——5
Co
700
1
Jun
Aug
Oil
16%
10O
Jan
35 Mi
American
163%
600
11M4
500
Cuban
Jan
253/8
55%
71%
38%
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)__
Curtiss-Wrlght Corp common
2.50
Aug
67%
48%
37 %
Zellerbach Corp common
July
16%
55%
Jun
10
Preferred
Aug
1.85
100
65%
Aug
39%
-
26% May
Crown
86%
600
49Vi
343/8
24 Ma
33%
__5()c!
7 Ml Mar
-40
100
9%
200
Crucible Steel Co of Amer (Un)
400
2.15
19 M4
Jan
25%
33
Co
Jan
863/4
—.
Litton
37% July
26
32%
Oil
60
79 Ms
2.10
55%
Libby
Jan
51%
1.33%
Crestmont
Jan
5
Leslie
Jan
Consolidated Foods Corp
Continental Can Co (Un)
(Un)
Jun
19%
78Ma
Corp (Un)
Laughlin Steel (Un)
&
Lear
Aug
Co
60 Mi
78Ma
10%
Corp
common
$1.20
July
(Un)—
Jun
12% May
16 Vi
Oil
Kern
Jan
66 Vi
Co
Aug
Jun
100
17
(Un)
Kennecott
Jan
21%
July
July.
34c
Products
53/4
26%
34
Jun
Juy
Corn
Jan
Jan
May
49
Kaiser
28 Ma May
23% Aug
31%
'
22 Ma
19% Mar
May
Crane
85Ma
Jan
400
10
38% Aug
Apr
59
(Un)
54 Mi
14Ma
78Ms
Western
Kratter
27%
'100
22 '
22
Mar
29
10c
Copper & Steel Ind
53 Ms
14%
Aug
55%
523/i July
43 Ma Feb
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp com—33M»c
Industries Corp
__4
Jan
300
Continental
800
7»/a
Corp
Co
Jorgenson
Jun
64%
Continental Oil Co
583/4
6 Mi
Johns-Manville
Jones
Aug
113/4
1
Industries
563/8
68 M4
Apr
Jan
36%
64%
Chollar
Oil
International
Jun
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y (Un)__*
Consolidated
27
6 Mi
Electronics
International
Jan
Jun
10
com
223/4
5,000
2 1/12
Illinois Central RR Co
Jun
9 Mi
2.50
System-
(Un)
(Un)
Hotels
Hoffman
Jun
49%
; 600
1,900
100
1
System
1,100
30
Jan
Aug
Jan
300
3
Broadcasting
Gas
26 Ma
193/4
1%
—
Warrants
Jan
700
10
1
;
Commercial
4%
10
1
25
(Un)—*
25
Corp
Columbia
Apr
36
:
Electronics
Aircraft
Hilton
Aug
•
*
(Un)
Hiller
Jan
35%
8 Ma
25
—10
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbia
15c
Apr
1
Vought Aircraft
5 Ma
1,100
253/8
293/8
*
July
10
38%
:
64 M2
41 Ma
(Un)
Co
Mar
8%
19%
Corp
200
5,700
6
Powder
8
35 %
12.50
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp of America
64 Ma, 68 Mi
453/8
47 Vi
5%
5%
28%
Inc
Pineapple
Hercules
Jun
36
__1%
(Un)
Jan
32%
23%
33%
28%
-
8c
■
Cenco
563/4
8%
1
____5
(Un)
99 Ma
32%
International Harvester (Un)
7%
5
Railway
Co
&
793/a Aug
7 Ms Aug
1,000
29% Mar
May
Apr
5
Dry Corp (Un)__
Canadian
■„
70%
Stores
Hawaiian
Aug
10
Carrier Corporation
Case
■
32
66
■
78 Ma
Jan
18
2.50
Corp
Jan
2,400
1
Engineering
(Un)
Jan
37%
8%
Aircraft
Corp
10
37
Burroughs
533/8
__8M3
Corp
Imperial
67%
California Packing Corp
38% May
1
3
(Un)_l
Corp
Jan
*
5
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)
100
1,900
*
Jan
3
preferred
21
46 M2
85
93/4
1
Jan
400
6 7c
1%
6.25
Co
1%
3%
Bunker Hill Co (Un)
__
1
73%
3%
Bullock's Inc
59Me
•
:
57 Mi
23
Budget Finance Plan common—:—50c
59c
10
(Un)
Rubber
Chemical
__
__10c
Jun
500
-
__
1
Co
19
21
45
83
9Mi
19 Vi
__
1/
Cement
102
Mi-May
1
43 Mb
1,700
Co
__
5
Aug
61
100
69%
69%
13,000
Budd
L_
____1
Co
Ideal
38%
1,100
50%
9c
Corp
!
Maryland Mines Corp (Un)__50c
8%
Brunswick
—
_____4
Corp
35%
Borg-Warner
Corp
(Un)„.
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
26 Ma
80c
(Un)
Idaho
8c
Corp
68 Vi
(Un)__83Ma
Hupp
Feb
50 Ma
Oil
Holly
Jan
57%
33%
Oil
46 Ma
Jun
65%
100
9c
Chica
9 Ms
200
18%
18%
__
84M2
Aug
300
34%
Bolsa
Jan
Honolulu Oil Corp
Howe Sound Co
(Un)
8,400
2
26 Ma
Jan
36c
(Un)—
Co
17% Aug
Feb
77%
Co
Airplane
Feb
73c
5
1
5
5
Oil
Boeing
Feb
53 Mi
42 Ma
Black Mammoth Consolidated Min—5c
Bishop
30
July
30 Ma May
96%
(Un)
Corp
July
43 Ma
26c
26c
5
20 V*
300
&
&
Aug
1,200
Corp
F)
Lakes
Hartfield
17% Aug
11% May
14 Mi May
5.000
95%
PI
8
Co
of Calif
Co
Jan
Jan
523/8
1
(Un)
(B
Grumman
Jan
32 Ma May
77%
*
Rubber
Tire
Gulf
Jan
2
2,300
17 Ma
33c
(Un)
(The)
Alden
Aug
Jan
33%
1
(Un)
Inc (Un)
Cons
18
1
Inc
Co
Corp
Benguet
100
Jan
—1
Consolidated
Instrument
Howell
19%
Service
McBean
Greyhound
Feb
19
5c
Aircraft Corp
&
26%
common
Products
193/a
23 Mi
Tire
Co
92 Mi
52Vi
*
.1%
(Un)__:
Corp
&
5 8 Mi
223/4
5
;
Great Northern Ry (Un)
Great Western Financial
Feb
July
Ma July
16%
(Un)—_—100
RR
Barnhart-Morrow
Beckman
Beech
42
18
16Ma
3
(Un)
Avnet Electronics Corp
&
31 Ma
29% May
100
2
4%
(Un)
Corp
Baltimore
200
600
19
37%
10
1
(Un)—
Refining Co_
(Un)
Corp
Warrants
36 Ma
33 %
50 %
23%
*
125
5%
Great
38 Ma May
35%
32%
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
Granite City Steel Co (Un)
7 Ma May
19%
(Un)
Feb
1
Graham-Paige
Jan
19
—
33 Ms
5
RR
Line
Coast
67 Ma
Aug
2.50/
51 Mi
29%
Goodrich
Mar
47
-—
1,800
10c
Goodyear
Jan '
42
900
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)__10
Atlantic
43 Mi
Aug
54 Ma
(Un)
common
(Un)
OII.& Refining
Ashland
5,500
—1
Inc—
Co
&
Warrants
32 Mi May
30
900
33%
51 Ms
Arkansas Louisiana Gas (Un)
Armour
37%
31
121 123%
Public
Good Humor
623/4 Aug
50
(Un)
Pools
Anthony
37
32
51% May
800
62%
61 Ma
—1
Corp
Ampex
Aug
Public Utilities (U11)
2.50
Telephone & Electronics 3.33M3
Glen
Apr
33%
25
25
Co
Motors
Gillette
Feb
92
(Un)
15
5
Electric
Gladding
Apr
Amer Radiator & Stand Sanitary (Un) 5
American Motors Corp
1,900
5
Exploration Co of California
Gladden
Jun
Jan
29 Ma
of Texas
Co___.
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Getty-Oil Co__
i
Jan
14 M4
22%
American Tel & Tel Co
167/«
General
July
74
20% July
6.500
24%
15
General
Jun
24%
15%
General
Jun
Aug
68%
Foundry Co—3.50
Inc
50c
July
General
Jan
25%
Controls
Dynamics Corp__
General Foods Corp
Jan
26
54
,
May
61
I
American Oil Co
General
Aug
500
24%
;
3,400
1,100
45
70
2
Co
General
Jan
I8M1
Trailer
General
Jan
17%
'
58 Mi
673/a
1
Corporation
General
Jan
71
200
.
Inc
General'
Jan
High
543/i
2
Inc—
General
Jan
35 Ma
400
38%
Dairies
Fruehauf
Aug
40
13 %
—
&
MARC
American
56%
Feb
1,400
41V4
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
67%
10
Corp
Co
Garrett
6% July
63%
19%
(Un)_;—_*
Foreign Power
Jan
20%
41%
Shares
of Prices
Jan
47%
100
Friden
Sales
for Week
Range
5
Chem
&
Motor
Foremost
Jan
10
26% Aug
28% July
2,100
:
20 Ma
38%
.
Corp
Machine
American
(On)
com
7Vi
13 Mi
20
62%
1
American Bosch Arma Corp (Un)
2
American Broadcast-Para Thea (Un)_l
American Can Co (Un)
12.50
Airlines
American
Jan
300
32
73%
Mar
May
4%
9
800
•/
73%
31%
1
—*
America (Un)
of
6 Ma
—•—*
Aluminium Limited
Aluminum'Co
4%
11 Ma
*
—1
--9
10
—
8.000
22c
Mach
Ford
Jan
39c
Jun
20c
23c
1
(Un)
Corp
Warrants (Un)
23c
23%
14% Aug
300
15%
Pood
High
Low
Sales
Week's
Week's
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
15 Ma
--
2
Industries—
J
Alleghany
Low
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
.
--1
100
Corp
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Last
STOCKS
Sales
4
5% Mar
46% Mat
513/i Jan
85 M4
*
132
Apr
May
96 Ma Aug
,
1.70
8
Jan
Apr1
132
Aug
Jan
90 M4
Aug
Aug
4 Mi
Jan
Jun
13 Mi Apr
9M4 July
"2,100
53/a July
26% Mar
800
17 / Mar
32 Ma Jan
22% Jan
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Parke, Davis & Co
Penney (J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)——
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
Pfizer
(Chas)
&
Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philcu
Corp
Inc
•
(Un)
Radio
Corp of America
Republic
Aviation
Corp
Reserve
Oil
&
Rheem
Rice
64
Oil
Oil
5%
Finance
Oil
2,000
56%
Apr
July
Jan
38% Mar
56
80%
83
2,100
14
300
18 1/8
18 Va
19
500
15%
1.20
1.10
1.20
2,400
791/4
83 «/2
300
14%
15'%
900
34%
35%
400
23%
24
600
20g
— —
34%
•
37%
37%
10
30%
30%
______20
21
ft
24%
58'A
88%
88%
.
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*
—;
88%
*
1
Co_
_3
100
24%
57%
58 y4
7
14%
14%
11
Southeastern
37
800
.
'
Southern
Calif
4.88%
Co
Jan
Jun
Calif
Southern Co
Stores
21
Mar
Atlantic
Pacific
Atlantic
Arundel
Sperrv-Rand
Co
Warrants
(Un)_—_
Baltimore
Jun
Burid
Jun
90%
24% Aug
Jun
Curtis
Jan
D
Feb
58 %
15%
18% Aug
41
Jan
Delaware
Power
Duquesne
Standard
Oil
Co
of
New
common
Sunset.
Swift
&
Co
Tenn
Texas
Oil
(Un)
Gulf
14 Va
Co
65%
56'/4
Feb
100
24%
Apr
Aug
25% Aug
22%
Jan
25V4
Hudson
22%
100
20%
Jan
22%
200
22% July
20 Va
Jan
23'/4 Aug
28 %
Jan
31
31
900
55%
Jan
39%
600
68'/a
34% May
42V4 Mar
200
591/2
12%
1,400
73% July
12% Mar
26
Feb
10% July
50
123
300
24
Feb
91 Va
Feb
26
Mar
125%
Jun
7%
1,200
4%
391/2
46%
100
27
27
100
21%
July
23% May
20 V4 Apr
23 V*
1,800
9
9%
600
35 Vs
35 %
35'/a
500
31 >/4
48
48%
200
451/4
1
1
1,000
44
45
7,400
40
40
300
41 %
421/4
51%
52%
9%
Jun
Jan
Philco
Jan
Potomac
50%
Jan
Public
Jun
9,100
25% Mar
22%
800
1,900
20% May
3 'A July
200
65
7»/o May
600
3%
44%
8%
41
Jun
Co
100
.9%
9%
44 %
187
1,500
26 Va
63%
59%
63%
68
67 V4
18%
"
Jan
Reading
17%
Jan
Scott
1
18%
9%
18%
32,000
5
22
21%
22
May
18%
2,700
21V2
79%
80%
Aug
24V2
500
Aug
Apr
64%
Jim1
36
36%
86 %
301/4
Feb
16%
36%
Jun
93 Va
Jan
19 Va
22
Jun
29 Va July
17
Mar
19'/a
Aug
23
15%
Jun
16 Va
July
56 Va
Jan
25%
Jan
19% Aug
22 '/a
Jan
18%
218
20
35'/a
78
246
10'/a
Jan
42% July
21% Jun
6,666
411/4
Jun
Apr
33
10Va May
13
Jan
19%
18 '/a
19%
798
Jan
58%
798
90
16% May
36 Va
Apr
19%
55
83%
90%
80%
267
73 % Mar
80
150
58%
Apr
95% May
80% Aug
27%
1
58%
Aug
•
271/2
27
27%
3 633
25%
Jan
50
12%
12V2
13
2,486
12%
Aug
17%
36V2
36 %
200
45%
Jan
58 %
61%
736
337/b Aug
34% Jan
66 %
51 %
53
July
Aug
5
—
*
Co
52%
3,653
10
8%
8%
8V2
25'/a
1,146
50
10
Co
30%
1
;_
com
16%
16%
•
41'/2
40'/2
41 %
—_
11%
11%
11%
53
12 Va May
88%
88'/a
89%
26 %
26 %
201
26%
52%
53%
26%
28%
52%
52%
53%
1
7%
7%
—13.50 /: 52%
/ /
Mar
41%
111/2 Aug
Aug
18%
Jan
Feb
92%
Jun
22%
Feb
2P1/4
Aug
47% Mar
873
22%
1,021
7%
Jan
34
Aug
72
366
28Vs
Apr
Aug
20
36
2,140
53%
%
31 %
16%
110
•
-
Corp
Apr
Jan
23% July
26% Feb
809
50
Co
Jan
7%
641
26%
30%
Aug
47i/4
3,492
25%
64%
Feb
485
Jun
25% Aug
42% May
Jan
800
72
55%
Water Serv Co_*
Smith Kline & French Lab_
•
South Jersey Gas Co
2.50
Sun
Oil
Co
•
Feb
Aug
Aug
i
common
Gas
47'/4
26%
Aug
114
V
47%
10 Ve
,
1
f.
Scranton-Spring Brook
4% Mar
50%
V
Jan
15 Va
3
Paper
35% May
21% Mar
Jan
11%
328
45
—
20
&
12%
jun
52% Mar
19'/a
33%
10
Jan
Jan
66% Aug
711/4 Jan
155
19%
L_:
Power
9%
,
Va
60% July
.29
21 Va
25
Jan
28
39% Aug '
91/4 May
1,634
23
10c
Inc
Electric
8
98
16
187/8
Aug
16%
678
70 Va
15%
15'/a
50c ■'■■■29 '
Aug
54
Jun
10
4<
Jan
38 %
*
Tnc
Mfg Co
Service Electric
United
55V3
Jan
7%
Jan
Aug
25
Corp
5
(Un)
9%
"25 '/a
1
Corn
24V4
39% Aug
24% Jan
July
9%
15% .15%
c_
Progress
Jan
40
963
;
46
t
B
preferred
Resistance
Photo
1%
4,100
44%
v
Philadelphia Electric Co_.
Philadelphia Transportation
44
9'/4
447/a
Perfect
5IV4
11%
23'/8
3%
Feb
Jun
39%
3%
Jan
Aug
8%
22%
Jun
12%
51J/4 Aug
885
•■BY2
%
39 Va
'
16% May
451/4 May
18%
46 Va
Paper—
Mergenthaler Linotype
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Jan
<«te
1
38%
1
Co
6%
66%
257/a
Corpi.
Watch
series
40
600
1,221
2
Merck
38% May
49'% Jun
35% May
3,600
52
Motors
Pulp &
5.12%
129
7%
65%
,
I
Jan
.41%
__
5
;
Jun
28%
46% July
12% July
14 Va
17%
5
:
Apr
30%
.7%
'
'/a
44
Feb
96%
880
13%
__
4
V
563
Jan
82%
916
54
10-
Jan
26
Feb
38V4
High
42Vi
65% July
79% Jan
10,320
51
"
Jan. 1 v
25% July"
389
•
32V4
.37%
7%
/
80
/
" 31
mm
_6.75
;
July
50
8% May
95
Aug
28%
Apr
44%
Light—
■
Co
International
7% Aug
44
91 %
38%
1
50
19 % Mar
71%
20c
23%
Jan
3,800
69%
32'/4
*
Range Since
Low
27%
5
Coal & Navigation
Madison FundAlnc
.i
Martin
(The) Co
Jan
300
20%
27%
94
25
&
Shares
High
69%
;
Exchange
Sales
for Week
of Prices
/" Low
13%
CO—
Stock
/ Range
1
Lehigh
49%
.__1
36%
•
~
7
17%
1,000
18% July
24%
20%
400
23%
Jun
31
58%
47
1
Feb
27
661/2
18%
United Gas Improvement
Washington
Gas
Light
common
•
50%
*53
50%
7
Feb
139
-
46%
Apr
54
Jan
734
-
507/8
45% May
51
Aug
Jun
200/
;i
Jan
100
Jan
common
50c
Inc
Realty & Construction
Transamerica
18%
20
300
13% May
16% July
24
22%
22%
500
211/4
231/4 Mar
World
1
Inc
-L
16%
16%
16%
200
2
,1
Airlines
Tri-Continental
Co
27%
27
27%
900
5
Corp
Trico Oil & Gas Co
13%
13%
13%
200
50c
(Un)
3%
3%
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
(Un)
Carbide
Electric Co
Union
Oil
Union
Pacific
Co
of
Sugar
United
Airlines
United
(Un)
United
Corp
Corp
(Un)__
United
Fruit.
Co
S
U S
Plywood
Steel
Universal
27%
900
25%
Jun
12%
Jun
13%
32%
500
45
100
1
•
21
ilO
33%
J
Corp—.1
Oil Co
Equipment
Virginia-Carolina
Ch
v
21
:
1
21 Va
31
66
43% Aug
•74% May
j
500
1,200
68%
451/2 Aug
42%
Revmer
May
41
Jan
Apr
80
Jun
10
July
8
8
300
55%
1,600
40
Jan
.26
200
25
Jun
30 Va
100
22'/4 May
;■
/
Pittsburgh
/Plymouth
May
30 »/4
300
33%. Aug
v
Corp
Jan
30%
_*
Walker
7
49%
67%
Jun
33
Jan
"
301/8 Aug
CANADIAN MARKETS
Plate. Glass
Oil
Shown
Are
Expressed
Range
of Prices
Par
Abltibi Power & Paper common..
4%% preferred
A
25
Low
1
919
41%
24 % July
11
Jan
>4
24
!>•")
21 %
11
700
9V2
33 Va
19%
—___—
100
Ltd
19%
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37%
.
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see
pfd. .50
page 44.
July
Jun
Jan
Engineering & Foundry Co;—,-5
Westinghouse Air Brake—
_10
Westinghouse Elec Corp_
6.25
Corp
$2.50
Bailey iSelburn
Bank
Jan
Bank
640
38%
Jan
40
46 %
Aug
Mar
—
Atlas Steels Ltd—
July
11,397
40%
56%
35
Jan
45
Apr
10
"103
Mar
116
May
63%
vr<
12% Mar
3%
15%
Jan
4
Jan
Aug
Apr
112
18
•■r
9%
60
Jun
80 Vs
Jan
118
15 Vb May
22%
Jan
1,261
33
6
Jan
9%
Aug
38% Jan
32%
"6%
65
8 V«
Jan
f
24%
25%
177
16 V2
Apr
28 %
July
17
26%
55%
177/8
77
16%
Aug
22 Vs
26%
27%
226
Jun
56
542
25% May
46% Mar
%
55
64%
Jun
6%
V
1
217
of
5% %
Montreal—.
Nova
Week's
31% July
6% Apr
32
Jan
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Low
52
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
,52
50
49
Feb
52% Aug
42
155
37
Jan
42
Jun
50
50
"51
537
47
Mar
51
Aug
30%
31
660
26% July
48
48
45
24%
26V2
1,815
21%
50
21%
21%
50
1~.—
pfd
52
40%
—50
Corp
19.% Aug
of
—50
common—
preferred
Asbestos
88
31
Feb
42% July
325
•.•:■-'// 40
31
—_
Ltd
Apr
46%
'
J!
17%
Aug
9 % Mar
26%
$2.90 prior
Argus
Feb
30%
•
"21
Jun
Jan
;
6%
25%
Last
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferredAnglo Canadian Tel Co 4 % % pfd
87
45%
Aug
Aug
(Range for Week Ended August 26)
30
46
32%
9
United
,18
40%
240
/.
112
,61
32%
5
July
27% July
Aug
-v"3%
•
Rockwell-Standard Corp•____i.
—5
Screw & Bolt Corp of America
—1
Seeberg (The) Corp _____—_,_1
5,480
..
-
30%
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%%
footnotes,
a89
High
35 Vb Mar
10%
___—
Steel
For
High
39%
11
common
preferred
Aluminium
24
38%
1
26
,J5%
-
'9%
Sales
33%
Acadia Atlantic Sugar
Class
Low
39
112
Friday
Range Since Jan.
21% Mar
47
Sale Price
Shares
125
?9%
—10
—
STOCKS
for *veek
8 %
40%
Par
Week's
18%
38%
Corp__—5
Dollars
Last
Sale Price
5 %
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Algoma
in
33 Vb
26
3%
48% July
52% Jan
88
25%
.15%°
39% Mar
460
47
/
Aug
65
149
38%
1
Jan
11%
9%
26
Bros___--_——_—% —6
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
—-™__J>
12.50
56 Va
'
36 VB
9
7'%
High
,
36% July
6% May
21
20 Va
112
23
145 /
44%
•34%
100
_______——
&
44%
38%
Refractories—
(Joseph) Co—
Jeanette Glass 7% preferred
Jun
53%
,
Harbison
Low
V/V
11%
9%
Home
Jan
103
25%
1
16 % Mar
37 Va
40%
'
-
10
Range Since Jan. 1
High
39%
11%
Columbia Gas System
10
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pgh—— 5
Duquesne Light Co_——5
Equitable Gas Cp______^—____——-8.50
Aug
Aug
35 '*:/ Apr
27% May
Low
40%
1
—
Pittsburgh Brewing'Common
100
66
;
Co_
Jan
900
-
53 %
Co
30%
85
Shares
—_5
:
Natco
44%
31 Va
Cork
Inc
Jan
33%
31
Industries
Armstrong
Jan
for Week
—.—-1
7%
83
;
.
Apollo
Steel—
20 V2 July
200.
'
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Ludlum
7% Mar
32
__5
common
200
Jan
43%
25% Apr
32% Apr
44%
—2,50
—
1,100
7%
*
■
_10
.
■
Co__
;
16%.
!
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Sugar Co
(Un).
7%
/.
Allegheny
39%
27
13
'.'■//"•/'
Jan
145%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jan
26%
33% Mar
45
STOCKS
51/4 Mar
Jan
31%
800
31%
Friday
Jan
18%
Aug
500
Associates
Victor
114
39%
4°7/8
5
..
21%
Blaw-Knox
42%
—10
—_1__
Utah-Idaho
Varian
100
40% Aug
39%
(Un)—___/__i_5
:
Corp comrtion_—_1
Cons
30% Mar
1,800
38%
25
; United Gas Corp (Un)____i__L____
U
40%
120% 120%
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common—
Inc
38%
29% Mar
—10
(Un)____.
Aircraft
40%
*
Calif
Ry Co
Union
Universal
—»
300
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Jan
3'/2 Aug
33% May
21% Apr
1,400
25
Jan
16% July
23 % May
11% July
'
700
37%
24%
Corp__
Union
3%
36%
1
Warrants
Union
27
Feb
_10
common
.
Trans
20%
25
Oil
Preferred
r
General
Aug
20
Tishman
f
Jun
__
1.80
Dairies
Hamilton
100
58%
Inc
Tidewater
r
Jan
64%
"./Week's/."1
preferred
1.900
Thriftimart
v
$1
65%
5
Textron
/
32 Va
46% Mar
26
12
(Julius) common
General Acceptance
Corp common
25%
Thompson Ramo Wooldrige Inc
•;
Motor
24 V4
41%
,
Ford
Aug
25
Sulphur
July
300
68%
12 Va
'
"•
5
Garfinclcel
Aug
8%
Petroleum
(Un)
Transmission
Gas
Texas
Foremost
Feb
Jan
14
10%
(Un)
Inc
Jan
18%
20 %
1
Corp
Transmission
Gas
55 '/a
46%
10
Telautograph
Texaco
29%
July
7%
(Un)___10
.
International
26
56 %
Sale Price
10
Storage Battery
12% May
5
Sunray Mid-Continent
300
121
Par
common
17% July
_7
i
w
Gas
Electric
Jun
200
25
(Un)
42%
A
34
49 %
UVt
Stauffer Chemical Co
Suburban
100
400
26
Jan
14%
*
common
19%
39%
12 %
Last
._
Light
22%
Feb
Jan
_lc
California
Studebakei-Packard
30
.
9%
(Un)
Standard Oil (Indiana).
Standard Oil Co of N J
Aug
19% Aug
27%
System-
Class
1,100
*
_
23
48%
1
Co
Publishing
Transit
C
July
11
2,300
....
1
.
Transit
Feb
22
20%
*
Irtc
167/a May
16% Apr
41% May
48%
55
_•
Jan
42
30%
.
Standard Metals
800
Jan
19%
,/.
4.33
79'%
Jun
22%
50c
(Un)
100
300
22 V4
42
26%„
__
....—I
33%
36%
22%
•
Spiegel
Inc
Standard Brands
33
21
21 %
.Friday
Tel
Jan
25%
A__25
Corn
Jan
Jan
25
Co
&
lft
_
35
2
Southwestern Public Service—.
45%
35%
1
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
24%
24 y4
25
Co
30% July
201/4 Aug
39V4 May
20%
221/4
10
Research
14
5
Railway
(Un)
Corporation
City Electric
10% May
1,000
64%
25
(Un)
Southern
Aug
6.25
common—i
Tel
39%
14 Va
25
Petroleum
Southern
16
Steel
Apr
44%
9,200
377/8
Wood
American
38%
>i>
„
Southern
20%
14
—25
pfd series
7%
10
■-/./'■
Alan
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
•
38%
10c
common.
preferred
4.24%
preferred
Southern Cal Gas Co
100
20
16
15
preferred
Jan
32 %
*
common
Apr
30% July
12'/4 Apr
8% May
30'A Jun
..
200
36
36%
5
—
preferred
4.78%
4.32%
18%
36
20%
Service
Edison
4%
2.50
Jan
73%
.
200
18%
1
Co.(Un)
Public
700
33
;
20%
550
35
_5
Inc
Jan
7%
__
Philadelphia-Baltimore
40%
20% Aug
57% Aug
:
.
1,200
10%
35
.
17'/4
46%
Mar
ft July
600
14%
1
Corp
Oil
2.45
6%
July
STOCKS
Aug
26
19% May
100
24
1
,
500
58%
2.50
Trans & Trading Co Ltd
Siegler
Corp
*
Signal Oil & Gas Co mass a
Oil
1.00
common
American
400
,
83 »/2
35% July
24% Jan
200
.
-Mar
Shell
Mobil
5,200
Jan
1.35 May
12% Apr
33% July
14% May
3,900
-■
Mar
69
200,
21
21%
•ft
24y8
1.40
,
25%
5
Aug
90c
1,500
9%
ft
8%
_1
8 Va
58>/4
_1
___,
Soconv
1.35
*
—
Jan
1.25
1
(Un)
W)
Co
Aug
28
(F
Cab
High
200
1.35
Jan
>•
45% July
55% Jan
Co
Sinclair
Yellow
Inc
Low
Jun
71%
common
Smith-Corona-Marchant
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42
25o
common
Zenith Radio Corporation
(Un)_.
Aug
11% July
77% Jan
400
(Un)
_
&
Low
41%
5
Inc
Preferred
30
Feb
200
—-
*
Servel, Incorporated (Un)——.
Shasta Water Co (Un)
!
Shell
27%
Feb
7%
48 Vs
Co_
&
16% July
2OV4
48%
.
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corporation (Un)
Scott Paper Co__
IRoebuck
500
400
800
30
_1
I
■
Feb
10%
1
i—;
Apr
9
78
Co™
Co
Wilson
Woolworth
78 V*
(Un)
Union
Telegraph (Un)
Westinghouse Air. Brake (Un)
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Jan
Jun
Lines
Shares
1
(Un)
Western
Jan
38'%
58% Aug
7%
Apr
Aug
29%
451/8
Ban Diego Imperial
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—'
Seaboard
2,900
3,300
1.66%
preferred
Sears,
100
381/4
131
48%
common...;
Elec
Feb
22% July
27% Jun
9
— —
1
Diego Gas &
July
83
48%
*
Safeway Stores Inc„
San
24
300
200
2.50
Company
Petroleum
Aeronautical Co
Dept Stores
Pacific Ry Co
14%
5
Dutch
Ryan
Western
1
Aircraft
Royal
Air
Western
Jan
,64%
14V4
14%
.
Rohr
Western
Jun
Mar
1,500
63%
(Un)
Corp
Insurance
for Week
42
10
Life
Jan
31%
29%
common
10
65
64'A
Jun
Sales
,
Range
of Prices
*
(Un)
57%
17%
10%
Petroleum
Preferred
West Coast
38 Va
9
10%
Westates
44
23%
62%
491/4
Washington Water Power—
61/4 July
26% Mar
16%
9
__
1
1
Manufacturing
Ranch
Richfield
31%
Jun
300
'
27'/4
126 130 '/a
23%
Aug
800
32%
54%
50c
Co
Tobacco
2,800
__lo
(Un)
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)_,
Reynolds
700
7
—
•
„_
Gas
12% Aug
34% Mar
25 »/4
23%
common__l
(Un)
400
511/4
5
1
Republic Corp (Un)
Republic Steel Corp
13
46
.'
Par
44V2 July
17Vs Jan
31%
2
Inc
51
39 Vs
6%
—
__L3
(Un)
Railway Equip & Realty Co
37% Mar
200
45%
54%
3
Procter & Gamble Co
(Un)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
(Un)_
300
•—
12.50
High
44
12%
'Week's
Last
Sale Price
A'/
45
__
1
(Un)
(Un>
Low
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
43
—
1
Shares
High
43%
—
_33%
_
Pure Oil Co
Rayomer
43%
__10
_
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
_...
(Range for Week Ended August 26)
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
39
,
.—25
19%
19%
10
57%
55%
—10
62%
61%
62%
Rights—.——
Banque Canadian National—_
5.15
"""ii
4.95
54
53%
5.15'
54
19% July
17% July
47% Mar
57
"350
5,748
1,307
4.40
43
48
Feb
3,042
57'/4
Scotia———.—
865
Mar
5,271 *
19%
—:—
•
43
20%
35%
Jun
Aug
Mar
26%
Jan
July
Aug
28
,,■
'
Jan
19 Va
Jan
57% Aug
71 %
5.15
65
Jan
Aug
Mar
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(832)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Low
Banque
Eathurst
Power
Class B'
Beil
&
5% %
Bowater
46 %
47%
47%
47%
50%
50%
''
:
.
..
i-'
■
American
Oil
8%
8%
8%
49
49%
45
200
42
•
13%
12%
13%
300
11 %
•'
National
July
Steel
Car
Columbia
43/4 %
Jan
47% Aug
Noranda Mines Ltd
•
39%
38%
39 %
3,218
Jan
4 7 Vz
Aug
Nova Scotia Light & Power.
•
13%
13%
14
835
13
Mar
14 %
Jan
45%
Jan
50 Vz
Aug
Ogilvie
•
45
42
45
875
40
Mar
46 Vz
Jan
20 %
20%
100
18
Jun
23
Jan
17,562
Jun
12%
Apr
455
29
49
5 Vc
4
50
50
preferred
preferred
.
%%
preferred
5 '/2 %
preferred
British
Products
Pores
Chemical
Bond
Btuck
Mills
•
24%
24%
12%
24%
1,168
20'% July
29
29
30
150
27% Mar
31
Jan
al2% al2%
46%
51
460
10%
Jan
13 %
Jun
855
43% July
55%
37% Aug
Page-Hersey
Jan
Penmans
Tubes
——
common
Building
Bulolo
class
Canada
Transport
300
Jan
Canner
Jan
Canadian
Celanese
46
Mar
Chemical
Converters
Reitman's
Jan
18
Jun
Jun
11
Jan
Roe
Jun
Rolland
7%
34%
Class
Canada
Ltd
2,065
12
Aug
15
Apr
6%
2,297
37%
class
Paper
A
22%
22%
23%
5,765
16%
Feb
23% Aug
27
25%
27
1,920
22% July
35
26%
25%
26 y»
402
24'%
27%
16
15%
16
1,590
15'/4 Aug
23 % Mar
St Lawrence Cement class A—
/ 57
57
25
37% Mar
57
Aug
St
43
715
39% Mar
45%
Jan
12 y8
202
20
1,240
57
3.005
a83
13%
Feb
57
900
Series
Jan
Sherwin
Apr
23
Husky
Canadian
600
80
10
10
350
9
6y»
350
5% July
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
•
International
5.75
6.20
2,525
9%
225
15
14%
15%
10%
Feb
11 %
11
12
4%
A
Companies
Co
of
Mar
43%
Jan
United
19
Aug
24%
Jan
Walker
23%
22% Mar
26 Vz
23%
3,635
9
8%
9
al3
al3
Cockshutt
preferred
Farm
<B
of
class
2.75
*
,
20%
3.00
i
6%
Dairies1
Dominion
Foundries
Dominion
Glass
24
285
22
16%
16%
120
16% Mar
19%
al6
135
16
18
10%
10%
10%
200
108
108
20
100
May
110
55
175
46
Apr
55
class
Dominion
Steel
&
Dominion
Stores
Steel
&
19%
19%
150
17»/2
Feb
Dominion
Tar
15%
A
—_
Zellers
13
12%
13
9
9%
Jan
Alberta
135
135
16
15%
15 %
(Canada)
•
20%
Trunk
Gas
Line
Pulp
Electrolux
Enamel
July
Jan
July
15%
Jan
63 %
Aug
&
8%
Feb
110
Jan
J
16 %
Jan
10%
Co
Blue
Bonnets
Butterfly Hosiery
Co
Cos
French
Ltd
135
July
Canada
&
Dominion
Co
899
19 Va July
600
6
July
24 % May
7%
Jan
Candn
Collieries
55
11%
a65
17
Mar
8% Aug
446
18%
425
r<:
Apr
;
Feb
9% May
Jan
66
5Vc
Power
Food
20% Aug
Jan
10
22% July
12 Va
July
Ingersoll
Canadian
Aug
9
Apr
12
Dec
Consolidated
24
28 Vz
Jan
Consolidated
4.00
3.75
4.00
175
3.75
Jun
6.25
Jan
1
15
15
15
200
13%
Apr
15%
Jun
July
Motors
General
Steel
Great
Lakes
Handy
Oil
Co
Class
B
Hudson
Bay
Mining
$4.50
16%
Jan
44%
Jun
al3 al3 V4
125
10%
Aug
15% May
Mar
11%
Jan
Apr
17%
Jan
al3%
10
al5
'25
9.00
410
.''y- ■■■•'
8.25
8.25
3.75
3.55
3.75
a41
a40%
a41
45%
47%
37
47
62%
250
63
7.25
I,050
37.
62%
7.05
977
45
—■/
590
915
9%
9
9%
705
34%
34%
7,006
12
12%
II,160
12%
100
Consumers
5%%
(R
Dominion
preferred
Interprovincial
Jamaica
Public
Labatt Limited
Loeb
(M)
Pipe
Service
Ltd
Jan
31% Mar
Are
Expressed
in Canadian
Dollars
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
18 %
*
6%
12%
Jan
11%
Jan
4.95
Jan
44%
380
36
6%
7 Va
50
35
Apr
2,085
6
July
225
7
May
55
10%
al4
a6
a2.25 a2.25
50
13 % Mar
1
5% Aug
25
2.10 Mar
22%
36
6%
7%
*
20
1
—
al4
a6
35% Mar
July
43
52
Jan
Sec
Inland
13 Vz
Chemicals
Lambert
Jan
652
100
al60
5
3
7
7%
3,490
3.90
3.90
100
30%
30%
103
28% July
33
Jan
40
1,110
37% Mar
40
A pi
16%
21
__
7%
__
*
—
47%
43% July
a—'
a—
7
Aug
••/.— '
11 Va
Feb
3.90
Aug
17
17
40
17
75c
1.00
6,400
4.80
a5'/4
25c
100
4.80
1
*
Sec
'A"
—
4.80
a5%
25c
20
Aug
Apr
Jan
July
7%
Aug
2.25
60c
Mar
a60c
3
2,234
15
4,809
_.
105
105
190
al8
15
1,475
al7%
1.35
6.50
5
41%
__
Feb
Jun
Jun
4.40 July
25c
40
14%
com—*
Jun
65 c
16
a60c
__
41%
Jun
300
14"%
*
*
new
3.50
75c
Ltd
Ltd—*
Works
1
Vz
Jan
15
Feb
Aug
105
14V* Aug
100
Feb
Jan
95c
44
36% Mar
Aug
17% July
22%
Jan
14%
*
3.00
*
Ltd..
19
Jan
40
Jan
Aug
class
Inc
al26
20
3.00
230
60
3.00
Aug
126% Aug
2.50
124
Feb
Apr
150
July
130
*
A
45c
_1
130
1.00
1.10
500
1.00
Aug
2.30
Jan
5%
13%
1.10
._*
:
45c
al26
45c
*
Ltd—
Corp
Can
(Alfred)
May
52% Mar
8%
30
Loblaw
Companies
MacLaren
Power
Ltd
&
6
200
5% Aug
7%
Apr
13'/a
115
12
13%
Feb
375
23 % Mar
28% July
"
Apr
*
28
28
28%
._*
"A"
class
78
28J/4
47 Vz
6'/4
78
28%
200
78
Aug
90
600
27%
Feb
32%
49
1,318
6'/4
237
6
May
10%
Feb
7
7%
700
7
Aug
10%
Jan
52
Jan
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co...
Moore
Corp Ltd
_5
78
28%
•
47%
_*
6%
63
Aug
Mount
Jan
10
Mar
Mussens
Mar
37
Paper
Co..
35% Mar
49
Jun
Jan
July
Jan
11% July
Royal
Dairies
Apr
Aug
a92 a92%
100
80
Jan
93
200
16
Jun
21%
Feb
a—
.*
Pipe
Corp
6'i
Steel
46
Pwr Co Ltd 1st pfd.50
Lines
N
Ltd
common..1.25
part
C
Mills
•
Ltd
43
July
46 %
91
44
Jan
7%
1,40)
47
61
61
60
7%
61
pfd__50
2nd
75
46
•6%
45%
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd.10
8
600
32
33 %
52)
46% Aug
8
Jan
66
Jan
6% Aug
61
Aug'
Feb
9%
Jun
29
Jun
33%
Jan
11
Jun
7%
Aug
17
Ltd
Ltd—
Canada
Premier
54%
4,856
a96'/4 a96%
14
34%
34
34%
2,075
40%
40%
40%
5
5
57
54
57%
2,735
21 %
a—
May
50 Va May
93%
31
Aug
22%
___
Jun
56% July
130
Jan
Quebec
Corp
Feb
38% May
52
July
Russell
Industries
Shop
Apr
Apr
& Save (1957)
Sobey's Stores "A"
Jan
Southern
Canada
28
29
665
27% Mar
35
29%
29%
29%
510
24
Apr
29% Aug
8 v4
1,2»0
6
Jan
29%
Jan
13%
Jan
19
3.00
625
2.75 Aug
9%
9%
50
9% July
7%
6%
7%
4,167
11%
11%
11%
25
pfd.100
*
116
116
116
22
114
Apr
120
al5% al5%
5
a—
—:
a
Traders
Finance
•
38%
37%
38%
900
32%
Feb
38%
Aug
36 Vz
37
75
35 %
Aug
37
July
May
33%
Feb
6%
Feb
Ltd
Pwr
6%
cum
....
Corp class
A
Class B
*
520
29
30%
5%
5%
575
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Co
•
9%
8%
9%
1,910
Jan
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
•
8% Aug
32
2.75
9%
;
Propane
28
225
2.75
*
•
*
Ltd
42
•
13%
2
common
Warrants
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
36 Vz
60
5
13 %
Telephone
33%
Aug
Jan
Trar.s-Canada
Corp
Trans
Freezers
Canada
Fund
10
Ltd
*
•
9%
8%
9%
11,810
Aug
8% Mar
100
99%
98
99%
315
93% Mar
14%'
14%
14%
1,530
•
23%
22%
23%
1,563
21
Feb
26%
Jan
United
•
2.00
2.00
2.10
15,000
•
22'%
22%
23
1,069
20
Apr
25%
Jan
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd.l
1.65
1.65
1.65
500
41
41
41
48
39
Apr
al3% al3 %
75
"
44.
17%
Jun
17%
47%
Kelly Douglas Ltd class A—
Power
5
see page
Feb
17Vz
•
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd..*
Aug
25
40
Jun
2.40 May
Jan
Power
16%
100
Preferred
Mar
8%
Jan
Foreign
54
al2
B
15
14%
Jan
Jan
Feb
21%
A
42
Jan
42
•
class
23% Aug
Jan
7% Jan
7% Aug
July
22%
all % all %
22%
3.50
48
1
Ltd
High
Low
High
Low
47%
Motor Co of Canada Ltd
10
53
common
Jan
July
172%
Ford
15
al2
preferred—
37
75c
300
Power.:
35%
35 %
Mar
45c
a54
5.824
15
36%
90
125
400
16'/»
a25
footnotes,
10% Mar
29
100
18% Aug
16
15%
For
15
a36 a36%
Jan
28% Aug
15'%'Mar
Pembina
8
Class
Jun
,
215
Northern Quebec
a25
Breweries
Jan
3.35
400
Apr
14%
5 Vi%
383/a
14%
Aug
8
Molson
Jun
2.60 May
750
18%
Aug
15%
Massey-Ferguson
26 Vz
••
29%
6 Va
21%
Ltd—
Lawrence
1,405
2.90
14Va
12 Vz
•
St
36
2.70
18%
41%
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd •
Low»r
35%
2.70
28%
Feb
al2
(John)
8%
35%
18%
Apr
54%
com
Aug
29%
5%
21%
.
July
5%
*
Engineering
31%
25
Lines
2.00
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Fleet
Mfg Ltd
200
7.60
4.001. Jan
200
1,025
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
3,605
•
__
Jun
<
al60
L)^4-__'
Superior
$2
Aug
257/s
—
Corp Ltd
Company
6%
17
58
56
Jun 1
16 %
6
preferred———100
41%
•
International Paper common
International Utilities Corp
Gas
"£"
Ltd
6%
a92%
Mar
483/4 Mar
'2.30
Ltd—*
Corp
Standard
40%
__25
com
.
Div
4i y4
10
45
405
47%
Ltd
Co
Refineries
Paper
a53
<
50
Canada
July
July
Rand
Products
6%
„•
-
—•-•■3,495
*
_
3.15 Aug
34
July
34%
4.68%
preferred
of
14
al5
common_5
common
__
Nickel
9
•
_
preferred
100
•
Cement preferred
s
International Eronze Powders
6%
10
8.65
9.00
10
Inland
International
Jan
34% Mar
16 y4
preferred
52%
600
Warrants
$2.75
July
July
42
•
„_
Jan
39%
50
;
preferred
Acceptance Corp
Jun
50%
9
•
common
_
Indus
100 Vz
Apr
42
•
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment class A
Imperial Oil Ltd
,
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Mar
39%
5
20c
Paper
90
69
•
— ___
Smith
3
88
Jan
a8%
100
A
S2 preferred
a98
a43% a45%
*
Home & Pitfield
Howard
36%
a8%
1
International
class
Feb
•
Holt, Renfiew
Home
32
•
common
Paper Co Ltd
Farms
a45%
1%
Wares
Andy
Hardee
a98
.1.00
1,040
a43 a43 %
100
Dynamics
General
Silk
63
preferred
General
18%
5%
Ltd—__*
Canadian
485
36%
56
18
2.30
A
Jan
1,219
35%
Jan
741
55
,
6
common*
Ltd
Investments
Kodiak
26
36 %
Jan
2.30
Canadian Marconi Company..
Canadian Power & Paper Inv
9%
•
Jan
24
com
Resources
&
Products
Gen
9
5
Jan
17
8 7 3/8
*
i
Canadian
25%
common
50%
55 Vz
Canadian Inti Inv Trust Ltd common.*
Crain
Gatineau
50%
May
-
Canadian
-10
preferred-.
49%
Aug
17% Mar
Jan
CO
:
Co Ltd
6%
26
(Chas E)
Sugar
20%
9%
common
Petroleum
Frosst &
8
63
1,625
8%'
1
Canadian Arena Co
J an
87
Foundation Co of Canada..
Fraser
1,000
-2,058
20%
5
Canada Packers Ltd class B_
21%
July
9%
70 Va
19%
5
Ltd—
Jan
a65
22% Aug
;
Jan
Jan
11%
Co
Ltd
Raceway Inc.—
16
115
31
Jun
9%
5
Belding-Corticelli Limited common
Belgium Stores Ltd 5% preferred
45%
21%
Corp
Motor
A
:
45
1,125
Jun
19
.
15
Ltd
Co
13% Mar
9
27%
750
68%
Shown
.
100
8%
720
_
Mills
Paper
Telephone
900
al9% al9%
Heating Prod class A
Players Canadian Corp
Fleetwood
Ford
-1
Corp
&
Famous
28
22%
1
class
Development
90
12% July
175
27%
Last
45
58
Apr
*
16
56
.20
class A pfd
/May
6
19%
common
Canadian
Eddy Paper Co
Jan
Aug
118
700
,
*
Ltd
6'%
•
45
130
140
6
*
A warrants
20%
•
A
37% Aug
38
130
•
45
common
Jan
Jan
Mar
6
18%
Worts
&
Anglo-Can
11
1,375
50
Jan
43
37 % Mar
5
'.
Mar
130
Sale Price
41 Va Mar
7,829
9%
31%
a42 % a42 %
Par
66
1,020
1,260
26
360
~
Jan
74%
//. 835
28
69%
STOCKS
52
71
11%
28
-
Friday
July
38 %
63%
30 %
Canadian Stock Exchange
Avalon
1,570
62
8% Mar
24 3/4 July
•
Prices
Anglo-Nfld
44%
11%
200
5,110
37%
v
class
Limited
Jan
Apr
62
:
a36%
Jun
July
9%
11%
100
class
Knapp
4.25
2.25
a*.
Aug
9%
6
I—10
Bank
Corp
(Geo)
13%
100
242
44
3%
Brewery
Apr
2.70
•
preferred
8.40
21
12%
74
11
•
,
273/4
1
Jan
Aug
15
2,100
99
130
•
Jan
Jun
12
•
common
common
Canada
17%
Jan
18% May
Feb
*
Steel
Jan
2.70
12%
133/4
/ Jun
15% Mar
90
37%
*
Aug
31%
6.10
•
Donohue Bros Ltd
Freres
500
•
Chemical
&
7.50
11
235
-27
•
t
t.
com.
_'_
Jan
10%
20 y4 Mar
•
Coal
Textile
2,672
•
Ltd
Dominion
29%
7.50
17%
29
Jun
Aug
8% May
29%
3,150
99
-9%
27%
20 % May
•
com
&
Feb
29%
700
17%
98%
._*
...50
■
13
16%
....
Feb
54
25
common
of
23%
•
pfd
common
12%
17
Feb
al5%
2
9.50 Mar
July
Aug
Jun
2.00
23%
19%
Jan
6.00
Jan
11
Jun
Mar
17
-•3,000
July
80
65 %
Jan
Jan
al5%
2.50
Coal
Dominion
Dupuis
2.50
2
A
Bridge
Dominion
Du Pont
2.50
7%
Jan
5.25
•
Franco-Canadian
Peti oleum
T/e
9,521
.Weston
•
Mortgage
Seagrams
Dominion
Dow
810
20%
•
Zellerbach
Distillers
.
8%
19%
•
Foncier
Dcme
8%
19%
July
Feb
•
Glass
Cork & Seal Co
Crown
3.00
Apr
25
12% May
•
Textile
B
Coronation
Crown
255
•
•
class A
Credit
425
78
*
Jan
•
Consumers
Class
al5
Jan
July
•
1100
Gooderham
13%
Apr
3.25
75
25
Canada_i.i_____.
Steel
Webb
17
July
12%
3.25
•
Enterprises
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
Consolidated
8%
30
al4%
al4%
•
J)
841
,
Jun
—
——_—
40
al3
Corbys
Jan
315
*
Ltd
41%
May
-1,910
10
Coghlin
16
42%
29
Combined
17%
Aug
24 %
Vickers
Jan
925
Toronto-Dominion
21%
Petrofina
34 Va
4,990
Trans Canada Pipeline.———:
Triad Oils
41
Pacific Railway
Jun
25
41--'
41
80
Jan
21
Canadian
38
72
Jan
42%
Canadian
Jan
6.50
8.45
21%
Canadian
30%
100
Canada
■
Steinbergs
Jan
*
common
625
80
common—
pfd—
Williams
Inc
10
Oil
38
6.40
12%
July
11
600
37%
7% Jan
9% Aug
12 % July
2,545
•
Power
Jan
63/8
70%
preferred
Steel
Feb
4.00
Feb
4.05
•
common
Preferred
Canadian
.
Jan
163/4
80
.
Standard Structural
7% July
5% May
3.50
9%
6.05
163/4
Feb
4.60 July
31 Vz July
6%
1
May
13
5,231
71%
Texaco Canada Ltd
Canadian
14
420
6%
*
Jan
Feb
7%
•
25
14%
21%
7%
Sicard
18%
a3.75
Aug
27%
.
28
5%
10
Mo
Aug
July
Jan
a3.75
5%
•
Aug
13%
410
.
5%
.
A
ClStSS
Apr
1,375
Jan
37 %
38
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
12%
20 y«
29%
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
16
30%
20
20
Jan
80
July
14%
al6% al6%
.100
Corp common
preferred __i—:i;
83
May
39
32 % Mar
L__ —10
Lawrence
5%
Jun
40
8'/a Aug
80
746
Jun
21
31 y8 Mar
300
75
37%
_______
4 % % preferred
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common.
12% AUg
Feb
46% Mar
10,536
r
Apr
13
5
13%
20
B
10%
a83
Ltd
40
10%
•*
Jan
18
5% Aug
55
37
*
Class B
Jan
10%
38%
•
Jan
47
5%
•
4.80 Aug
coi
5%
•
*
Jan
55%
Canadian Fairbanks Morse class A
15
_
19%
pfd
14%
common
42%
A
15
common
..
(Canada)
Jan
•
class
Jan
*
A
(A V)
4.50
A
Co
84
Aug
11%
Feb
9% Mar
17
29 y4
25
Canadian
Jun
6%
300
common
Canadian
75
Power
10
series
200
51%
Quebec
600
preferred
class
1,295
81
Units
37%
34
34
commoi
5%
40
81
common
20
Aluminum
British
Canadian
Class
42
8%
8%
Electronics..
Breweries
Bronze
$1.75
92
46
a
14%
Apr
30%
3,399
30
Canadian Bank of Commerce-
Canadian
34%
220
common
Canadian
39
81
•
_
Quebec Natural Gas
Jun
10'%
10%
preferred
Aviation
39 %
100
common
...
4.80
common
Steamship
51
»
Ltd
Co
preferred
•
common
al2%
Canada.—
11
Malting
Canadian
475
Jan
1
—_
Jun
July
8.00
*
*
____
4.80
common
$1.30 preferred
Iron Foundries
Canadian
41%
52 %
11%
alO%
•
Canada
Canada
Jan
47% May
of
&
*
—
33%
common
Cement
Canada
Feb
36 Va
Bros
Provincial
48 % July
42'%
50
20
al8% al8%
•
5
Dredging
Calgary Power
4 '/c
130
45%
46
*
A
Products
Gold
5 %
alO%
Corp
Price
%
48
33%
25
Ltd
(1959)
Aug
43% July
90
Mar
41%
a 52
11%
33%
Jan
19%
Jan
35V*
37% Mar
11%
25
10
preferred
Canada
Ltd
81
48
•
Columbia Telephone
Brooke
81
25
a52%
•
British Columbia Power
Brockville
90
43 Va
41%
—50
50
Columbia
British
90
43%
43%
48%
Jun
12%
Jun
Electric—
50
36
•
5%
June
24% Aug
3,585
-
1
Pacific Petroleums
52%
3.50 May
10
common..
49% July
45
3,285
51
Mills
common
Ontario Steel Products common—
Jau
10V4
7% May
Mar
2,593
....
Flour
Power
preferred
4 % %
Jan
Jan
19% May
July
41%
Corp
Placer Development
British
17"%
46
Apr
42%
3.80
28%
45
38
51
__
45
23% Mar
3.75
•
common
5
107
49%
•
Note Co
Bank
Trust
280
t
Traction
•
46% July
Feb
37
Locomotive
Montreal
.
High
13% Aug
Montreal
13,519
50
•
preferred
Light & Power
5%%
Mersey
American
British
1,000
47%
50
50
Paper
Brazilian
British
255
34%
46%
—
preferred
Bowaters
41%
Low
105
al4al4%
al4%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Jan
41
33% May
1,809
34
preferred—,
Corp 5%
36
41 %
___^
—
Telephone
Bowater
34%
35%
(Canada)..
Paper class
Provinciale
Shares
of Prices
Par
High
Low
High
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Prioe
Monday, August 29, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended August 26)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
.
12%
102
6%
Jun
14%
Jan
10
Jan
13
Jan
9% Mar
29
5 %
May
7% July
Jan
3.70 July
11
Feb
—
12
Jan
Jan
41 Vz July
Westeel
Principal
Products
com
Properties
Ltd
*
12%
Apr
16%
Jan
80
Jun
6.00 Mar
1.65
Aug
2.45
Jan
17% May
1
12
Jan
2>. !—Mi—M
Volume
192
Number 5981
.
.
.
Week's
(833)
for Week
of Prices
Low
Toronto Stock
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Prices
Shown
Are
High
Ameranium
Mines
Lead
Sulphur & Iron
Atlas-Telefilm
Ltd
Co
Ltd
I
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A
25c
20c
4c
July
36c
600
36c
4c
8,000
4c
May
200
45c
'
a5c
53c
34,825
40c
25c
26c
4,810
18c
6.10
5.50
6.15
800
4c
89c
Jan
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
Apr
70c
July
July
38c
Jan
Mar
4.90 July
7.90
Apr
1
91/2c
9%c
10c
1,600
9c
Aug
20c
Jan
1
38c
38c
38c
3,000
31c
July
44c
Bateman
Aug
1
lOc
8c
10c
1
20c
20c
21c
4,000
Belie-Chibougamau
1
4c
4c
1,000
Oil
Bluewater
&
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Gas
J*
& Edmonton Corp Ltd
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canalask
Nickel
Canorama
Mines
Cartier
Quebec
Chib
'tDome
11,100
16%
16%
8c
Jan
Feb
24c
Jan
13% May
21%
Jan
5,800
4.50 Mar
7.20
Aug
3.00
3.00
3.25
1,100
3%c
3%c
6,500
34c
3yac Aug
11c
525
7.20
2.25
3.95 Aug
Jun
3y2c Aug
7c
Jan
34c
41c
16,-614
2c
2%c
7,500
2c
Aug
5c
Jan
8c
10c
7,000
5c
Mar
11c
Jan
34c,
70c
Aug
July
1
12c
lie
15c
10,634
Jan
12
11%
12
214
8c
Aug
10% Mar
23c
*
13%
Feb
7,450
4.10 July
6.15
Jan
1.87
3.20
Feb
*
5.45
5.20
5.50
2.25
2.05
2.25
1,000
4c
Jun
9y2c
Jan
14c
5,000
8c
Apr
19c
Jan
7%C
9c
85,300
4c
Apr
9c
Aug
8c
1
8c
.
8c
10c
24,500
6c
Mar
1
46c
46c
2,000
43c
July
55c
1
4c
4c
1,250
4c
May
ey2c
Feb
63c
Ltd
1
Ltd
90c
1
•
60c
5,300
al.16
52
50c
60c
9.45
„*
95c
al.16
1
Ltd—
9.45
&
——
Atlantic
Class
12V2c Jun
Mar
Jun
1.00
July
1.76
Jan
3,000
1.13 May
50c
July
200
8.30 Mar
liy2
1.25 May
——.
Sugar
.
'-MMW
1
1
1
.
Mines Ltd
Akaitcho
Yellowknife
Alberta Distillers
Warrants
6c
*
^
Ltd
20%
1
1.43
1.40
6c
20%
1.52
2,000
360
20,850
5c
9%c Jan
Mar
17%
21
Jun
1.15
Sullivan
East
Oil
Mines
Ltd
1
■
Minerals Inc—
&
Mines
Metal
Fao
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Futurity Oils Ltd———
Ventures
Oil
Gaspe
Mines
Age
2.00
3,500
1.45 May
3%C
1,000
3y2c Jun
9c
10c
14,000
34
34
34'/a
475
4%c
,•
Ltd
4%c
19c
19c
1
*
:
Ltd
19c
1
Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd
Giant
1.90
3j/2C
10c
1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—
Golden
2.00
1
Ltd-
2c
Aug
7c
Jan
May
Feb
Mar
34%
Aug
2,500
3c
Jun
10c
Feb
2,000
17c
July
38c
Jan
2c
2c
11
500
28
100
11
1
Ltd
2.03
16c
«Jc
2c
7c
Jan
Jun
12%
Feb
42c
51c
4,000
30c
Mar
Haitian Copper Mining Corp
Hillcrest Collieries Ltd——,—;
1
*
3c
3%c
5,500
3c
May
Hollinger Consol Gold
5
22
20%
Ltd—1
_1
25c
20c
International
Iso
Mines
Ceramic
Ltd-.
Mining
Ltd———
Kerr-Addison
Kontiki
Mines
Gold
Lead
38c
r
Mines
Zinc
&
5.00
Ltd
Mines
1
Ltd
—
—1
5C
Labrador Mining & Exploration Co—1
Latin American Mines
,
,50c
Lingside
Copper
Lithium
Corp
Mining
of
Massval
Mines
Merrill
Island
2.45
22
2,725
19%
30c
165,300
29%
30c
Aug
8%c July
Jan
Aug
500
61c
May
13
2,200
10%
Jun
22%
Apr
1,000
4c
Jun
6%c Jan
5c
18%
400
41c
53c
2.500
2%c
5.25 Aug
Jan
38c
18
41c
Jan
35c
Mar
A
27'
July
July
Jan
1.39 July
3c
16,000
2c
Jun
6c
Jan
43c
43c
58c
58,600
6c
Jun
58c
Aug
6%c
6 %c
6%c
4,000
4c
Apr
9c
Aug
1
1
Ltd-.
Mines
—
.
Ltd—-.—5
26%
10c
24%
3,725
10c
July
32c
1,100
21
July
29%
65c
4,300
55c
July
1.13
5,000
1,500
15c
Mar
32c
Jan
47c
Apr
95c
July
—5
57c
1
17C
17c
—_1
Mining Ltd
Feb
11c
26 %
75c
75c
Jan
Jan
Mining
Petroleum
National
New
New
New
New
Ltd
Corp
2.00
Ltd——25c
Corp
Mines
Formaque
Ltd
6c.
1
*.
61c
65c
2,00 Mar
4c
July
Algoma
Central
Preferred
_
Warrants
Allied
Roxana
Aiminex
3%c
4%c
44,500
2c
Jun
6c
15c
19c
59,500
14c
Aug
90c
Jan
4c
4c
1,000
3c
Aug
8c
Jan
52 c
52c
2,400
40c
Jan
91c
Jan
10c
12c
4,000
9c
Jun
16c
Feb
10c
17c
15,500
8c
July
23c
Jan
Rare Metals
Ltd
(1945)
Ltd
1
_1
^
Opemisca Explorers Ltd—
Openiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Orchan
Uranium
Paudash
Lake
Pennbec
Provo
2,400
1.20
900
80c
Jan
Ltd—1
20c
18c
20c
89,400
12c
Jun
55c
11c
2,000
11c
May
55c
Jan
3c
3c
10.000
3c
May
5c
Mar
Quebec
Cobalt
&
Copper
Lithium
Oil
Quebec
Smelting
Development
Red Crest Gold
9%c
Jan
1.62 Aug
2.75
Apr
3.15
2.90
3.15
4,030
127
7c
9c
7,000
3c
3%c
7,000
1
1
Ltd
2.40
2.40
1
2c
Ltd—_1
10%c
Ltd
2c
200
2c
500
10c 10 %c
8,200
8.35
——*
2.40
8.35
300
5c
7c
2c
Aug
Mar
2 10 J"ly
2c
Aug
18c
8.35 July
Jan
5c
Feb
3.15
Jan
July
8c
3.85 Mar
Jan
5c
19c
Jan
11
Jan
—*
2c
2c
3c
1,500
2c
Jun
5c
Jan
—1
15c
15C
20c
4,000
15c
Jun
43c
Jan
Ltd—
1
5.35
4.90
5.35
1.09
1.14
5,100
Limited-
1
35c
44c
34,500
Mines
Ltd
_1
2.95
2.95
1,000
_2
45c
45c
500
37c
Aug
w_
1.02
1.02
2,500
8bc
Jun
17%c
16c
18c
18,500
8c
Feb
Corp
—
1
Limited
Siscoe
Mines
Ltd—
South
Dufault
Mines
1
Ltd
__1
401/2c
.
5,975
4.75
1.09
27c
2.60
Stanleigh Uranium Mining Corp
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd-
a75c
a75c
1
7.85
7.75
7.85
1,900
7.35
Sullivan
1
1.65
1.60
1.65
3,000
Cons
Jan
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
Oils
9c
1
Gold
Metal
Siscalta
Corp
River Mines
Antonio
Satellite
Jan
1,700
1
Mines Ltd
Mining
Lawrence
24,000
2.08
Ltd
Co
Refining
&
Mining
Roberval
9c
2.05
Corp———
Quebec
Quemont
6 %C
2.07
Ltd——.
Co
Develop
Feb
7%c
Exploration
Labrador
5.50 Mar
—*
Ltd-
Corp
Quebec
Quebec
•Quebec
j- -r
Ltd-——____-1
Mines
Producers
Feb
7.00
1.20
Mining Corp.Mining Co Ltd
Gas
Jan
1.36
6.50
1.20
Gold
Porcupine Prime
8.50
7.00
1
1
Ltd
Mines
480
60c
Apr
Aug
Aug
Jun
6.50
Jan
1.14 Aug
98c
July
3.25
Jan
60c
Jan
1.06 Aug
Feb
38c
Aug
76c
Aug
13%
Jan
1.80
Jan
Aug
'
!
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
—
Tazin Mines Ltd—
Tib
Exploration
-1
Ltd
Titan Petroleum Corp
Trebor Mines Ltd
7c
8c
——:——*
...—
3,500
6c
3,500
4yac Aug
5%c Aug
10%c^Jan
13c
Jan
—
1
12c
——1
5c
5c
500
4c
Jun
16c
12c
15c
13,682
10c
July
42c
Jan
2%c
———.—1
——
9%c
5%c
3c
5,035
2c
July
5c
Jan
Jan
*
4.25
4.10
»»
XVAHillig,
Wendell Mineral
Westburne
Westville
Oil
Mines
For
1.22
18c
16c
*
Virginia Mining Corp_
1.22
.1
26
26
7c
-1
V/Uip-
_
Products Ltd.
1
.1
footnotes,
see page
44.
1.22
500
18c
14,700
26%
7c
765
3,500
3.50 May
34c
Apr
44c
Feb
2.90
Jan
35c
2,400
1.95
2.10
90c
Jun
14c
July
5ic
Aug
26%
Jan
12c
Jan
22
6c
July
1.87
8,315
75C
70C.
1.60
22%
Jun
—
5c
5,000
3c
Aug
3%c
19,500
2c
July
53c
500
50c
Jun
71c
Mar
3c
3c
1,000
2c
Aug
6c
Jan
4%c
"
Jan
1.90
65c
1,325
Aug
1.80
8,180
1.50 Aug
11,075
16% Jun
'100
Jun
103% 104%
5.65
37c
'1,395
5.80
37c
3.50
17,141
'
jun
preferred-
17
52% *
294
54
,
Jan
1.20
Jan
2.45
July
28%
Jan
36c
Jun
104% July
340
4.00
4.05
234
33
34
7,060
2.35
375
20c
20c
:■
1,000
16% July
52% Mar
5.80
Aug
4.00 Aug
30
July
•/; 2.25 July
20c
May
60c
Feb
-19%
Jan
60
Jan
6.10
Jan
40%
Feb
2.50 May
! 36c
Feb
1.75
1.60
1.75
1,315
Jun
3.20
Jan
307/s
30%
31%
16,985
27% July
33%
Jan
46
45%
46%
620
40% Mar
46% Aug
19%c
17 %C
23c
11,000
16%c Mar
1
1
7c
1,513
6%c Mar
5,500
6%c Jun
12c
41c
46c
5,725
36c
35c 36 %c
10,024
35c
35 %c
4.10
1
7%c
8%c
4.75c
.
6.35
6.35
—
—1
class
7c
2,500
100
Jun
5.75 Mar
Feb
65c
Jan
90c
Jan
9%
Jan
14%
Jan
7.60
Feb
52%
Aug
52
7.60
7.45
7.65
4,350
13%
Jan
16c
15 %c
18c
5,000
14c
Jun
27c
Jan
9c
9c
1,785
■V.
49
105
Mar
6.50
Jun
*
—
30%
7%c
Jun
35c
Jan
30
30%
150
27%
Jun
38
Jan
3%c
A
warrants—
Mines
July
3% Aug
480
\'
July
Feb
52
1
—
—.
7c
4.05
—
——
Nickel
....
_lc
—,
Explor—
Jan
10c
8c
20c
Petroleums
Imperial
26c
7c
7c
.—50c
Controls-—-
Mines
1.50
iUo
Pete
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Area
17
Jan
3.75 Aug
'
500
-
337/s
50
Larder Mines
Rare Earth-
Amer
Arcadia
17,
•
♦
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anglo Huronian
*
Ansil
.
Jun
22%
.
11 %c
May
3V2c
100
3%c Aug
7c
Feb
1
82c
82c
85c
4,250
65c
July
1.02
Jan
Argus Corp common—.
——_•
$2.50 preferred
50
Arjon Gold Mines—————1
31
29%
31
1,813
20 % Mar
35%
Jan
48
48
48
145
43
49
Jun
8c
9%c
—40c
55c
55c
62c
—_—10
10
10
10
13
13
200
——
—
Asamera
Ash
Oil
--
Temple
Ashdown
class
B—r
class
Hardware
Associated
10
B
Nickel
Arcadia
Atlantic
Acceptance
Coast
Steels
Atlas
Yellowknife
26c
31c
16%
10
16%
1.80
1.90
21%
21%
5%C
Gold
Aunor
1
—
Mines—
$5 preferred
5% % preferred
Oil
Bank
Mines
—
—
Exploration
Barymin
Base Metals
Uranium
Class
Power
•
19%
610
98c
1,200
82c
Jun
37c 41 %c
77,890
19c
Feb
7%c
Apr
8c
8c
.
Belcher
Bell
Bibis
5,813
47% Mar
57%
56% July
77%
3.70
JUn
5.00
Aug
1.46
1.40
1.46
12,770
1.30
Apr
1.63
Jan
39c
39c
7,000
39c
Aug
55c
Jan
10%C 12 %C
8,300
10c
July
17c
Jan
6c
May
3c
10 %c
•
7%c
-•
3%c
*
41
*
33
—
1
.
13c
5c
7c
8c
13,000
12 %c
Jan
4%c
5,400
July
6%c
Jan
41
42
90
37
Mar
47
33
33
25
23
Mar
11c
13C
10,650
6
6%
780
4%c
5c
55,500
22
Jan
May
24c
4.75 Aug
4%c Aug
18c
Jan
20% July
24%
Jan
44c
1
7%
Feb
51c
54c
8,700
75c
Jan
46%
47%
21,060
Jan
47%
Aug
60c
62c
3,800
60c
Aug
92c
1
11c
11c
lie
5,213
10c
May
7c
7c
3,000
6c
Aug
45c
47C
3,200
43c
Jun
67c
Jan
20c
26c
559,046
7c
Mar
27c
Aug
6c
6%c
—
—
1
1
Ltd
—
1
preferred—,—
50
50
—1
50
pfd—
Paper
Mersey
Boymar Gold Mines
1
—„—
1
Pioneer
6c
_•
common—
5c
July
Jun
19c
15%c
27%c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
4c
2,000
3c
July
7c
Jan
42c
44c
33,400
33c
May
65c
Jan
46
47
255
41
Mar
47
July
50%
50%
97
45
Mar
50%
Aug
8%
8%
8%
960
Apr
10%
Jan
48
48
48
70
Jan
49%
Apr
5%c
5c
5%c
8.500
Jun
8c
Mar
5.80
5.40
5.25
35c
36c
1,000
3~80
3.70
3.85
7,128
6
6
790
—*
common———
6,000
42%
3%c
1
Petroleums
Brazilian Traction
Bridge Tank
250
10c
July
37% July
60c
Corp 5%
preferred
Bralsaman
Jan
46%
43c
Bralorne
Aug
3%c
i
22
6%
Bouzan
Bowaters
Feb
43c
Aug
9%c May
4,717
Bidcop Mines Ltd_
1
BlacK Bay Uranium
—•
Bordulac Mines
————---—-1
5%%
Jan
Jan
1.25
47,810
22c
Bowater
1,300
19
19%
5.15
Bicroft Uran Mines—
Bowater
Jun
16% Mar
57%
Mines
Mines
Apr
62%
Copper Corp
Mines
Apr
8.00
Com.-————.—-1
;
——25
50o
Mining
Yukon
16
100
9 %
iuly
55
——:
Telephone
Bethlehem
May
4.83
4.90
-——*
Lodge Mines—,
•
Lumber Co common——,—*
Beaver
17%
98c
8
Jan
61%
class A
B———
555
17,750
19%
—1
—
Paper
8
6.20
2.95
57%
——•
&
Jan
Jan
2.21 May
62%
Mines—.—._—
Petroleums
Bathurst
.
5.15
Ltd——
Mining
Jan
lie
19c
17%
39c
13%c
Jun
8
19%
Jun
5%c July
5.25
6.05
Jan
Jan
8%c
10
——-1
——
July
5c
2.10
28
.10
——
—~
—
Mines
Jan
May
6c
500
—-1
Montreal——
of Nova Scotia-—
Baska
_1
—
Mines
Rights
Barnat
2.68
Feb
5c
45,833
2.62
Jan
12
1.06
11,000
9c
50c
;
_———
Consolidated
of
Bank
1
r—.25
—-——25
———
Bankfield
6c
8c
•
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Banff
8c
6c
9c
1
—
Electric
Auto
8c
6c
Jan
19% July
1,600
-3,000
1
—
Mines—
Jan
60c
Aug
10% Aug
825
5%c
Jan
13%
25c
69,669
1.83
21%
Jar»
13%
10% Mar
900
•
10c
89c
Jun
9%
118,500
——-1
Mines
Mines
Gold
July
31c
Aumacho River Mines——————1
Aumaque
May
37c
110
—•
————»
Atlin-Rulfner
6c
6,700
*
Copper
Atlas
14,500
:
1
common
Feb
7,168
7 %
45
4c
4.55 May
35c
Aug
3,50 May
5%
Jun
5.80 Aug
75c
Jan
5 %
Jun
7%
Jun
47%
Jan
47
230
41
—*
41
41
41
500
35% July
49 % May
1
2.40
2.40
2.45
3,700
1.90 May
2.65 Mar
•
29%
28%
29%
13,512
24% Aug
35 %
Jan
50
——;
50
4% % preferred ————————100
5%
preferred ;———————50
5 y2 % preferred
50
41%
41%
41%
245
36
41%
Jun
43%
43%
44
70
37
Mar
44
July
90%
89%
90%
256
80
Mar
90%
Aug
48%
48
49
400
42% Mar
50
Aug
52'A
52%
52%
145
47
52%
Aug
11
11%
4,345
10% July
14%
34
34%
5,725
30% July
37%
Jan
47
390
47
Aug
52c
Jan
—50
t—
Preferred
Bright
(T
G)
common—
—
Brltalta Petroleum
British
Oil
American
4% %" ■ preferred
4J/2% preferred
-—
Forest
Columbia
British
Products
British
Columbia
Power
Columbia
Telephone
Reef
Broulan
Brown
Bruck
Red
Hill
45%
,
36c
1,500
13%
355
36c
13%
42
30c
Jan
Mar
Feb
July
Jan
9% Mar
16%
Jun
7%
Feb
Jun
10%
3.25
1,800
2.90 May
5.30
8c
10,500
5%c Jun
12 %c
Jan
1.65
3.15
Smelting—.
—
8%
220
1.70
700
1.60 May
2.25
Jan
6c
7,875
5%c May
8%
A_—
&
——
—.—
3.15
5%c
Ext
5%C
34
Lake——
Products
Building
BunW
34
46%
Gold
Buffadison
Mar
7c
Mining
Buffalo Ankerite
Buffalo
11%
—
—25
Mines
Company
Mills
class
Brunswick
46%
Electric—
Columbia
British
46%
33%
6c
—
15%
_—-——
13%
15
13%
?
35
425
6%c
3,000
15%
350
13%
2,077
29 %
Jan
5c
Aug
14 %
July
12 % Mar
8c
35
9%c
Feb
Mar
Aug
Feb
17%
Jan
14
Jun
Jan
3c
10c
6c
2.40
•
5.00 May
5c
'
■
*
Ltd—
1.500
53c
1-v
Ltd—
Co
7c
4.30
28,5uu
2.35
—
Leduc
Burlington
.1
Aug
77c
10c
British
1.40 May
89"%
4.05
American Nepheline
Anacon Lead Mines
Bevcon
Ltd_l
;
Mines
Uranium
15c
1
Jun
Jan
54
4% %
Amalgamated
Amalgamated
Beaver
lie
Ltd
Mines
52c
85
54c
Jan
19c
Aug
35
8,250
warrants—_———
Beatty Bros
4%c
Jun
20
98,869
37c'
•
Ltd
Co
Anglo
Feb
-
Feb
9C
1.80
10
—
Aluminum
Anchor
12
18
68c
5.75
Minerals-
Aluminium
Analogue
25% July
9% Apr
225
3.75
104 %
Beattle Duquesne
Jan
89
22%
_
_
Jan
1.20
1
_
Algoma Steel
Algonquin Bldg
Jan
1
44c
19% Aug
445
20
7c
*
common
2.75
_50o
25,500
Jau
89
,
35c
5
—,
preferred
19c
Santiago Mines Ltd
:
West Amulet Mines Ltd—
Obalskl
San
12,600
1
North American
St
1,000
7c
Mylamaque Explorations Ltd
North American Asbestos Corp——— 1
Pitt
2.00
6C
Jan
41%
'
Bata
'
Mines Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau
Murray
50
11
40c
Mar
67c
2.10
Class A warrants—
Bankeno
17
35c
'
75c
#
—
*
Ltd
Ltd
Corp
Mclntyre-Porcupine
300
May
7c
1
Co
Canada
Louvicourt Goldfield
12%
5.00
70c
24
v
Aug
35
3.65
—
Trunk——
Gas
Atlantic
Aug
9.10
•
24
High
18c
67c
•
——
Empire
3,700
19%
.1
Gold
common——
Alberta Pacific Consolidated Oils
Mar
1.72 May
Jun
45,515
3.70
1
-
Voting trust
Anthes
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
■'
8%c
,
Agnico
.
Ltd—
23c
39%
10%
20
_
Acadia Uranium Mines———.
Class
24
/
j'r
*
Advocate Mines Ltd
Alberta
Shares
High
18c
*
—
for Week
of Prices
38%
38%
1—25
common—
*
A
20 %C
•
Dollars
Sales
Low
1
Paper class A
Preferred
Acadia
American
12c
1
—
Mines
Ltd
Jan
4c
!
Ltd
Leaseholds
16,165
4c
1
•
Mines
Dominion
16c
!
Ltd—
Mines
13c
I
Corp
.
Mines
Doslan
6,000
16c
1
Mines
Petroleum
Denison
Jan
6.55
Ltd
Vauze
Rand
Jan
34c
Ltd
Corp—
Halliwell
Consolidated
25c
lT)c
Quebec Yellowknife Mines-;
Copper
Jun
July
1
Cleveland Copper Corp
Crusade
11c
12c
*
2.
Chiboug Copper Corp_—
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd_
Consol
4,000
4,466
4%c
1
Minerals
Consolidated
13c
20c
4c
1
Explorations
Mining
Jan
6%c Jan
13c
7.05
Ltd
Corp Ltd
Central-Del Rio Oils Ltd!
Chess
55c
July
18c
1
Ltd
Asbestos
Chemalloy
July
3c
13c
*
Ltd
Cassiar
19c
18c
1
—_
Jan
41/20
Ltd
Explorations
Canuba Mines Ltd
Carbec
Petroleums
Mines
43c
1
Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd
Devonian
Jun
1
Calgary
Canadian
6%c
1
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp
Copper
Corp
Bornite
Burnt
20,300
Ltd
Power
Preferred
Bankeno Mines Ltd
Bay Mining Co
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
Mines
Abitibi
Canadian
Range
Sale Price
Par
Abacus
In
Week's
Last
Jan
July
Aug
1
Ltd
Talc
Jun
2c
a4c
52c
1
Augustus Exploration Ltd
7c
1,000
4c
31
a5c
500
2c
36c
-
10c
2c
2c
20c
*
Atlas
Baker
10c
—1
Ltd—
Mines
Arno
*
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Exchange
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Alscope Explorations Ltd
i
(Range for Week Ended August 26)
Mining and Oil Stocks—
Anacon
41
v
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
.ttrfTT.
Jan
Calvan
Consol
Calvert
Gas
Oils
——
—
Oil—;
Jan
—
Chibougamau
Warrants
—
9c
July
6,400
31c
Jun
16%
1,090
23
22%
23%
7,215
13% May
16 % Feb
3.15
Calgary & Edmonton..
Calgary Power common—
&
11,625
39c
16%
3.15
lie
25
Petroleum •.—;—
Campbell
12c
35 %c
16%
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
——
—-
10c
3.15
July
16c
Jan
57c
Jan
21%
Jan
23 %
Aug
3 55 Fen
3.15
400
48c
46c
50c
12.000
7.10
6.55
7.20
50,893
4.30 Mar
7.20
Aug
3.35
2.80
3.45
100.520
-2.25 July
3.45
Aug
40c
July
63c
Mar
42
(834)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Campbell
Canada
B
Red
12%
common
Low
750
3.85
4.00
600
High
9% May
3.50 Mar
■\
4.25
Jan
52
52
50
49% July
25
27 %
1.962
22% Aug
May
27% July
Creative
26%
26
26%
80
24
July
12% May
33%
Croinor
Foils
class
Jan
Crown
19
Aug
21
Jun
23
% Mar
Malting
Crowpat Minerals
57
Jan
—
13%
10
13 %
16
13%
20%
*
common
20%
15%
775
'
150
16
1,330
57
57
225
99c
99c
1,600
'—•
common..
,
Crain
Jan
18%
Lands
12 %c
:
:
•
Canada Packers class A
JOc
;
48
13c
:
95c
4,550
10c
Canada
Canada Southern
Canada
Canada
Canada
Wire
Canadian
&
Canadian Bank
52
53
207
89
88
89
80
1
3.10
•
B
Minerals
of
1.84
2.20
8%
600
6c
A
Class
British
A
Class
Aluminium
B
Daering Explorers
Darag.on Mines -
Feb
Jun
5.25
45%
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
Aug
9%
4c
57
21,000
3,960
46% Mar
57
$1%
preferred
40
15,114
31
Mar
40
7%
101%
102
5c
2,000
51,589
1
Chemical
8% July
16
4c
Devon
Feb
8c
Aug
Palmer
Distillers
10 %C
13c
21c
23c
Chieftain
11c
Curtis
10%
10%
1,185
3.75
1,245
2.60
1,415
2.90
1
26c
20c
26c
36,100
9c
7c
9c
Canadian
Petroleum
Jan
Dominion
7.05
Jan
Dominion
July
6.60
Jan
Dominion Coal
Dominion
13%
14
1,050
12
Feb
14%
Jan
20
20
4,140
18% Mar
22%
28
Apr
31% July.
7% July
3.45
31%
199
preferred
Dairies
6%
7
Electrohome
Canadian
Food
86c
90c
70c
Jun
1.34 Jan
Dominion
7%
4,950
7
July
11%
Feb
Dominion
Magnesium
78c
3,150
71c
Jun
85c
Feb
Dominion
Scottish
1.40
: 2,600
2.98
3.35
13 %
1.05 July
17,125
13
1,969
1
Products
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52c
55c
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10
210
3.65
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13
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4.50
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13 %
100
Canadian
General
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
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class
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Hydrocarbon
Canadian
Industries
common
Canadian
Industrial
Gas
Malartic
Canadian
North
20
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Jun
Steel
Dominion
Dominion
Jan
Jan
4.50
Jun
Duvan
13% Aug
79 % Aug
—
15
675
20
East
Apr
Feb
Oils
Dynamic
Aug
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Thorium
1.05
Jan
East
Malartic
East
Sullivan
Economic
9
Aug
12% July
12%
Jan
17
Jan
—
9
200'
9%
4.10
2,500
14%
15%
3,895
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40c
12,000
37c
10%c
14c
49,784
10 %c
22c
12,466
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22
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99
3.80
Jun
July
68c
Eddy
Jun
27c
Jan
July
43c
Match
23%
23%
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19
Aug
24%
5c
90
Mar
99
Aug
24%
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5,657
B_
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8.00 July >
3%c Jun
5c
3,600
30
Gold
Cassiar
Quartz
38%
39
16
Cayzor
Central
Del
Rio
Central
Pat
14c
C
Central
Porcupine
Charter
Oil
Chateau
6c
Mar
28
43
16,966
10c
69c
76c
67,700
67c
Jun
8c
4,200
6c
Mar
90c
90c
500
80c
May
11%
11%
12
1,252
22c
22c
5.50
5.10
5.55
99c
92c
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1.13
20c
500
4.00
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Chib
Jaculet
Kayrand
Chibougamau
Chi mo
Gold
Mining
3,125
88c
Chromium
Mining
Cochenour
1.40
Jan
Aug
July
22%
22%
22%
100
3%c
3c
3%c
10,000
Coin
28 %c
30c
23c
24c
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2c
Apr
July
Farm
1.29
24
May
Lake
Gold
Equipment
Con Key
I
Bellekeno
Beta
15%
Fenimore
Consolidated
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
Mac
Morrison
Consolidated
3.30
25%
Jan
5,000
12c
Apr
15c
Feb
4.90
12%
54c-
12%
12%
20c
52c
54c
71c
II,400
17c
17c
12%
12,605
65c
500
17c
8
8
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4%c
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Jun
Jun
2.10 Mar
450
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Jan
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When
Gas
new
18,500
July
4c
Apr
5c
Jun
Jun
3.05
3.00
3.10
14,300
51,333
19 %c Aug
5,103
Jan
•
31 %c Aug
15c
Jun
9% Mar
8c
12c
5%c
16,000
9
9%
220
34%
22c
33%
Ltd
21%
21%
18%
45c
Feb
4c
26c
27c
1,450
26c
Jan
46c
43c
May
7c
Mar
Apr
47c
57,975
40c
July
72c
221,450
26c
Mar
87c
50c
May
75c
2.00
2.05
3.300
19%
20%
10,414
89c
1.00
7,900
14c 14 %c
1
Jan
Jan
19c
Jan
33c
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1.545
27% Mar;
18% Feb
Feb
35%
-
1:55
1.65
13 %C 14 %c
5c
25c
Jan
Tire
2.90
3.00
4,175
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3,800
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35c
38c
18,551
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44
44%
150
39
Mar
48
Jan
40c
40c
100
40c
July
80c
Jan
10%
11%
260
66 %
66%
67%
55
10
9%
10
400
36c
6c
4%C
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15
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26%
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3.75
3.70
3.80
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class
11c
5c
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1.55
17
69c
Jun
3.20
May
Feb
$2.80
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May
20% Aug
1.24
Jan
14c
Aug
26c
9,960
99c
Mar
1.78 Mar
7,041
12c
Mar
8,166
3c
Jun
22c
5%c
23,000
1,422
32
100
18
92
100
55
18
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14
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43
13,230-
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88%
88%
85
18,200
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50c
17c
29c
1,500
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2,441
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17c
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21c
16c
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43,349
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44
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50
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14c
1.15
1.25
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2,650
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1.00 Mar
39
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65
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5.50
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30
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5%
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1,100
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42
42
190
1.20
1.30
395
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19
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class
Greater
Winnipeg Gas
Voting
Jan
Trust
;
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Greyhound
4c
Aug
10c
Jan
Jan
Gulch
1,000
3,095
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14%
14%
147/a
II,360
11% Mar
14%
14 %
14%
4,355
105
105
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3.20
200
25c
28c
11,500
5c
Jun
11c
4c
Apr
8%c Jan
99%
3.00
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io%c
10 %c
13c
48,583
1
1.25
1.20
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16
16
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100
16
325
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11%
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on
7c
3.95
Feb
Jun
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4.30
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Mar
14c
Apr
July
Jun
Jan
July
Jan
1.80
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2.25
42
1.20
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2.35
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13
9.95
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5.00
2.65
25
2.65 Aug
3.85
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*
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-
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1
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common
2.75
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Jan
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Feb
27
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Jan
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Feb
3,000
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5c
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2c
8,337
17,320
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7c
8c
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10
10%
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10 Vs
10 %
4%c Aug
4c
12c
13c
5c
31,505
1
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5,000
1
1
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175
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400
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Hasaga Gold Mines
Jan
Jan
5.00 July
11%
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Harrison Minerals
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Jan
11
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2.75 May
1.50 Apr
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July
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warrants
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3.15
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1958
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7,100
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1
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1.10
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9
22
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38
May
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870
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100
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25
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36%
104
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-
1,159
53c
9
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185
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36%
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warrants
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3.20
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65c
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Jan
6c
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24c
25c
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28%
3.70 Aug
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preferred
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600
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12
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*
—
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88% Jan
Jun
10c
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4,000
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23,565
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4.65
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650
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3.85 Apr
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9
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Feb
65c
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Jan
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50
-
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10c
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preferred
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Jan
5c
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5c
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2.65
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3,300
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12c
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89c
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Copper Rand Chiboug
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For
12,500
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Goldfields
500
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Coppercorp Ltd
Cosmos
50% Mar
li
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common-.
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Jan
500
20c
Jan
Aug
7c
:
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Conwest
Exploration
"P"'1"*
26%
1
——————
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July
3c
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25
30
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62c
6%c
19%c 21 %c
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26c
5c
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71c
3c
-
11
Preferred
y
Feb
6%c
35c
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1.78
2.07
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58
1.18
20 %C
Jan
Jan
39%
July
July
58
44 %
Ltd-
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Mar
5c
18c
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West
30
1.11
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44c
3c
1.60
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27
10c
1.40 May
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-
1.53
Jun
1.33
3,050
19,605
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Jun
1.17
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43c
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34
1
Sj—.
Electric
12 %c May
I,800
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Consumers
2.06
34
1
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Development
Dynamics
General
Feb
750
Smelting
Northland
1.36
1.86
*
;
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General
,
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5c
1
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common-..
Eakeries
General
Jan
3.74
200
7%
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Feb
2,400
5,155
45c
Nicholson
5,500
1
;
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5.20 Mar
14c
30c
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Negus
Jan
8%
—*
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6c
1.34
•
.
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Genaral
Mar
4.20
2.25
.
Mining &
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5%c
•
preferred
5 %%
preferred
General
Jan
67c
4.00
28c
1
.
Mines
Mines
Consolidated
15c
80c
May
1
Marcus Gold Ltd
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13
July
1
Arrow
Consolidated
2.73
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Consolidated
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875
2.22
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Consolidated Mic
May
•
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Cadillac
Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
Marbenor
14%
1
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Consolidated
Consolidated
10,190
28c
•
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Consol
2,060
3.15
•
Gamma
Callinan
Consolidated
Consolidated
5.00
3.00
*
Central
Consolidated
4.65
2.22
2.50
^
;
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Consolidated
July
8%
1
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
May 3
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*
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Consolidated
9c
48c
12 %c
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Consolidated
1,500
17,000
14,600
•
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Coniaurum
Jan
65c
4.00
Petroleum
Jan
6c
A
5%
.
Jan
55c
44c
*
National
Coniaeas
42c
Aug
55c
Mines
Metals
Conduits
May
23c
42c
14%
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Commonwealth
22c
3.15
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Combined
11c 11 %c
Co
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Gatineau
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5%c Jan
8,800
4.95
1
Columbia
8c
5c
26c
1
;
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Gaitwin
Jan
13,300
..
62c
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Combined
Jan
Jan
9,500
1
:
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Frobisher
General
43c :-
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&
22c
;
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15c
8c
24c
Willans
Cockshutt
Mar
167,500
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Companies
French
Jan
70c
29c
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8C
6c
1.36
—
class
Co
Francoeur
Fraser
Jan
3.500
22
Motor
Foundation
Jan
6.20
3,300
1
Mining &
Feb
23,911
1
Ltd
—
Mining
Ford
Feb
49c
12c
1
Mines
Jan
lie
59c
2.00
Jan
10%
Jun
42c
10
16%
..
Feb
8%1
Feb
Aug
5c
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—
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52c
25c
Grain
Feb
Aug
91c
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14c
i
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Fleetwood Corp
Mar
July
July
10c
1
Mines
10c
Fleet
Geco
Chesterville
10c
2,045
Jan
1.47 Jan
11c
13%
88c
*
16 %c
10% Mar
32,747
99c
Jun
_1
;
12% July
Ltd
Fatima
Jun
16% Aug
1
Mines
5,278
—;
—
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Aug
16%
13% Feb
6%c
1
Wines
13
7c
Nickel
Players Canadian
Farwest
Jan
14% July
8c
•
——
——————
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Cheskirk
—
July
9%
*
Fargo Oils
225
74c
*
:
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45
Jan
14c
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40% Mar
7c
1
12% Mar
125
16%
13c
;
680
16%
16%
1
Corp Ltd
Athabaska
Apr
9 %
1
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199
*
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8
33
12%
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Jun
Apr
7c
•
Jan
Aug
13
-
1
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Jan
Feb
1
Ltd
25
Jan
Jan
350
Aug
6%
27
9%
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Apr
13%
170
1
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42%
285
100
1,100
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52
Mar
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300
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2,000'
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Jan
Jan
40
2.50 July
2,485
535
Developments
Ltd
150
45
2,763
Co
&
6%
common—*
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Sol
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Feb
2.963
10%
10
1
—
Jun
11%
common
Mines
Eldrich
Feb
99
10
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Exploration
May
63%
-
Investment
Eddy Paper
Elder
4.50 Jun
22
32
Wallpaper Mfrs class
Candore
3.25
13%
21
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Natural Gas
Jun
Apr
Jun
3.00
42%
1
Mines
Jan
8%
Canadian
—
5%
90
Feb
6%
43%
285
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Jan
4.65
5 32
Canadian
; preferred,
9%
62
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8.55
10
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2.50
333
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May
11%
.
Aug
60c
3.90
1
Corp
165
Jan
Mar
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1.28 July
9
2a
Canadian Tire Corp
4
&
3.95 July
8,510
15%
*
;
2.60
Jan
31%
21
Aug
11%
Ltd
8,133
1
Canadian
Co
3,990
69c
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12%
Jan
1.04
/
July
1,245
27
*
.
6.25
HHP
Railway
preferred
6.00
15
3.00
45
1
common
2.20
20c
Salt
55c
Jun
90
Feb
10% July
Aug
2.60
6 %
—
Chemical
67c
14c
Petrofina
Canadian
Apr
14 %c
27% Mar
450
*
Petroleum
Amphi
Eureka
Canadian
&
1.95
Mines
..
47c
-•"16%
11%
—
100
-
Mines
Copper
Duvex
39c
common
Jan
^ 29c
Jun
17%
15%
12%
•
Textile
Donalda
45 % Mar
6%
__
Coal
&
Tar
Dominion
2.60 Apr
10%
_
common.
Stores
Jan
5.70
*
„2.50
Inca
Canadian Oil Cos.
5r< preferred
90
—
—50
68c
•
:
-
Jan
Jan
14c
July
July
8.55
1,900
90
6.75
—
•
common.
——
6.05
Gold-
Canadian Northwest
I,088
19%
Mar
Preferred
?
3.95 Aug
16
3.10 May
670
79 %
Jun
July
_
Invest
2.20
1
;
I
Canadian
13%
70%
19%
10c
Oil
Warrants
11%
79
■
2.75 Jan
8% Mar
■
Preferred
7.50
30c
3,975
3.00
75c
16%
class
20c
,
Feb
6 %c
5,067
20%
•
•
common
Foundry & Steel
Insurance
3.00
Oil—
Jan
Jan
33c
''
Jun
19c
<
10,987
29%
20
17%
*
1,975
11,600
13
&
53c
50c
29%
—25
common
1.25
Morse
9%
7 Vac
Jun1
9c
6%c
2,600
53c
_
7
Petroleum
Fairbanks
Jan
104% ] May
18 %c July
11,224
20%
preferred- -100
_
30c
9.55
29%
j
•
_
88c
Dock
Canadian
30c
9.30
-2~50
-
Inv
_
Dominion
2
•
&
Anglo
Bridge
Dominion
5% May
30%
6%
Pete
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
*f.
Jan
Jan
12c
■
Jan
Wright-
Dredge
29
•
99% Apr
4%c Aug
18,660
—25o
—
——
July
14
common
Canadian Devonian
Jan
50%
<
;;
Apr
6% July
13,425
9.30
Oils
Mines
20
Preferred
Canadian
Feb/:
5c"
6,200
8%c
1
—
Seagrams
Dome
3.25
__
Collieries
13c
39% July
•350
21C
———
Mines
75c
Canadian
Canadian
-
302
63,800
10 Vac
1
Warrants
Canadian
~
Jan
13%,July
May
25
33
5c
30c
> Aug
23
.....
7%
102
Mines—
•
—.
7%
-
Mines—..*,
Gold
Denison
Aug
38%
Horn
Deldona.
Feb
•
A
common
10c
22 %
Jan
May
6% July
Deer
Aug
3.35
class
46
6C
:v
Feb
8%
Apr
5.85 July
July
5c
125
45%
9c
Jan
2.20
89
1.35
3.25
warrants—
25
46
Decoursey Brewis Minerals-
55%
10%
6,500
5
~ioo
Jan
5%c
•
com
17
<'
40c
•
.
Jan
56%
warrants
25
3.40 Mar
10,804
■
7c
High
Mar;"
25c
2 52
*
10%'
9%
— —
—1
—
Dome
Canadian
18
6 %C
■'
•
Feb
58
Jun
925
1
preferred
Mines
5.50
—10
—————
——
Feb
39%
-20
common
U
20,900
18
9%
——J—_—1
47%
2.50
39,180
7%
Telefilms
'
Low
36c
5.40
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
31c
18
•
Pershing
Class
—
♦
Ltd—
48
*
39% July
50
8
,?
L)
Trust
Cusco
Jan
80%
2,965
.
1
Commerce
Canadian Breweries
3.15
42%
1.95
"II
—
class
3.00
42%
*
common.
_
Cable
Astoria
47%
39c
42% May
41% Jun
.100
preferred
Lines
145
560
52
Petroleum
Steamship
Tungsten
48
47%
"10
—
Safeway Ltd
48
46%
Permanent
1.35
Aug
May
(R
Shares
34c
_50c
—
Crush International Ltd
1
Oil
Warrants
——
Crown Zellerbach
12% Aug
44% Mar
*
A—
Foundries
52
•
for Week
Low
1
<
Craigihont Mines
————20
Canada Iron
Canada
Zinc
27 V4
Canada Crushed Cut Stone
Canada
Lead
Sales
Range
Par-
Coulee
14% Mar
—•
common.
Preferred
Canada
High
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
13%
50
Cement
Canada
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
12%
4.00
"
«
preferred
Canada
Low
Lake_
Bread
for Week
of Prices
Monday, August 29, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended August 26)
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
.
.
960
9
10
llc<
10 %
500
13c
5c
'
Jan
15 Vac Mar
12c
.
Jan
20c
July
Jun.,
Jun
15%
Jun
Feb
Jun
Jun
11%
Mar
5%c July
13,500
Feb
10c
10c
July
Feb
,159, Jan
27C
30C.
19,100
23c
Mar
,36c
6'/ac
7c
23,500
4c
May
8c
Apr
Apr
"
Volume
192
Number 5981
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(835)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Range
Last
Par
Bell
Highland
—
^_1
„
Hinde & Dauch____._____—'
Tower
Hi
Drilling
Consolidated
Hollinger
Oil Co Ltd—
Home
Class A
Class
Range Since Jan. 1
Bay
Bay
w ■-
200
50%
54
230
8
326
20'A
21%
2,905
8.65
9.00
3,954
7
7.10
Jun
3,614
6.90
Jun
11%
Jan
Mayfair
1,910
3.10 Aug
5.00
Jan
2.48
100
4.80
4.25
4.90
*
47'/a
45%
47'A
2,025
*
Smelting
9.65
9.65
9.85
1
7'Ac
33c
7'Ac
7'Ac
10
62
*
61'A
63-
9
25
Mldcon
Mar
*
34%
34%
34%
9,365
30
12%
12
12'A
2,330
11 %
Warrants
6%
200
41%
3,890
47
46
47
53'A
53'A
92%
92'A
92'A
16'A
Machine
&
Inland
Cement
Inland
class
A
15'A
16'A
Co
preferred
.Warrants
Inspiration
—._
International
--4-
13'A Mar
1.30
1.30
515
90c
Jun
26'Ac
29c
5,875
25c
July
12'/a
22
Interprovincial
Pipe
Line
7c
34%
34
34%
41
40
41
6'A
56%
54
57%
4.40
4.30
4.60
36
36
32%
33'A
1.00
93c
1.00
1.90
36c
36c
39c
25c
24c
27C
1.17
1.06
1.20
*
—
5"%
C
Jan
New
Concord
May
1.75
Feb
New
Apr
New
New
Delhi
Dickenson
27'A Mar
4,600
100'
-
8c
100
22%
23%
40%
41%
312
60c
1,500
14%
14%
760
45
45
125
50c
.
Newlund
New
Jun
New
8'A Jun
9%
Jun.
59c
Jan
06c
July
13
6c
4,200
27
27
8c
Feb
3c
125
308
1.25
25,450
1.51
12%
12%
795
4'Ac
2,000
15
15
8'Ac
*11,100
27c
29c
8c
13,500
31c
33c
8c
7,600
'
L —
of Canada.
4c
22c
_50c
4c
19c
23c
9c
5c
10c
Jun
8c
Apr
19c
Aug
July
35c
Jan
2,500
9c
9c
Jun
17c
4,980
2.20
Jan
3.10 Mar
6c
4c
8c
9c
69C
67c
73c
6c
6c
4,800
8c
10c
25,700
d
a
3,000
14c
26c
26c
27c
58c
66c
15c
Jun
19c
Jan
Mar
7c
214,100
13C
Jan
25c
Jan
20c ' Jun
42c
Mar
26c
-
1.27
Jan
7c
Jan
Jun
1
4'Ac
4%C
4'Ac
2,000
4c
New
Rouyn Merger.._C--—^.———l
5'Ac
5c
5'Ac
5,000
4'Ac
New
1
3c
3c
3c
Jan
I,000
25c
May
43C
4,500
13c
Jun
25c
1.90
1.85
1.90
3,100
5%
6
955
2.75
2.90
950
6
6
6'A
575
4'Ac
4'Ac
1,000
13'A
12%
13'A
15,930
Apr
Niagara Wire
1.18 May
2.09
Jun
5% Aug
7'A
Apr
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nipissing Mines
Jan
Nisto
2.50 Aug
6
Aug
4c
Jun
6,350
8c
Aug
5,800
17c
July
6c
10'A
Jun
10'A
3.95
Jun
Class B
Mines
6c
6'Ac
1,500
24c
47,080
29'A
29
29'A
3,720
24
Apr
29'A Aug
18
Norsyncomaque
18%
18%
2,634
17
Jun
27%
Northeal
Mines
Norlartic
Jan
Oils
6
6
July
8
Apr
Northgate
61c
1,500
56c
July
90c
Apr
North
Canadian
58c
35,620
35c
Jun
1.01
Jan
North
2.10
2.20
1.820
1.90
Jun
2.80
Jan
North
Goldcrest
6c
Feb
10c
North
6c
100
■-
5,600
14c
9,200
3.80
4.00
970
19c
20c
9,850
3.30 July
19c
Aug
2.90
—
7c
11'Ac
3.80
2.90
400
2.75 Aug
3.20
3.35
1,800
29%
29%
25
70c
41c
14%
68C
73c
28,200
58c
330,125
14%
38c
14%
25
1
1.45
1.42
1.47
20
20'A
20'A
20'A
425
5c
5c
3,000
5c
.1
2'Ac
..1
5,450
4c
2'Ac
19,600
10'Ac Jun
"8,400
4c
Jun
7c
Jan
Apr
39%
1
•
2.95
14c
14C
2,000
lie
38%
39%
6,130
36
Jun
40c
37c
40c
4,200
33c
Jun
1.10
4'Ac
3 %C
4'AC
3,000
3c
19c
22c
8,600
19c
May
Aug
24'Ac
Jan
2.90
2.65
2.95
1,188
3.70
Jan
7c
6'Ac
•
8c
1.60
*
.30 %
i%%
1.66
120
—•
common—
120
30
30
2,990
•
35
490
25%
3.75
Jan
1.40
July
Star
Oil
preferred
—
Quebec Power common
•
Northern Telephone
—1
Northland
Oils
Northwestern
1.64
Mines
9c
4c
Jan
Jan
Jun
2.00 Jun
Mar
120
Obaska Lake Mines—
O'Brien
*
lie
Oka
Gold
-—^—-•
—
3,000
300
8'Ac
8'Ac
10c
9,100
——.1
50c
50c
52c
8,700
53c
52c
55c
53,300
19'Ac
6c
6'Ac
15,950
1
6c
—1
6c
9c
6c
-
5,500
13c
II,500
91c
Aug
9.00 Jan
July
1.00 Mar
7'Ac July
3.50 Apr
18c
Jan
44c
July
67c
Apr
Feb
56c
Aug
July
1'AcMar
10c
3'Ac Jun
8c
9c
2,500
2.40
2.48
3,100
17'Ac 18'Ac
—
—
Metals
Rare
-----1
Oils
i
90c
—
Malartic.
"Ontario Loan & 'Debenture-—Ont
Steel
9,349
15c
6c
7'Ac
Feb
Jan
19c
July
Jan
Products
—
10
26%
20
•
5,500,
26%
26%
20
20%
22c
16c
Jun
Feb
61c
Apr
Jan
5'Ac
6C
6,500
4c
2,700
21c
Aug
325
Osisko
Lake
Overland
Pacific
Express
—1
preferred.;—
Petroleums
Jan
Pamour
Jan
Parmaque
Palliser
7.00
7.40
1,340
25
4,070
15
14%
15'A
1,294
2.71
2.90
1
9'Ac
7c
26
Jan
Pato
Apr
Paymaster
9'Ac
58,760
4'Ac Jun
11c
25
22'A Mar
27
1.20 Jan
-
Jun
2c
2c
1,000
l'Ac Jun
3'Ac Jan
73c
75c
3,400
73c
1.05
4'Ac
115%
15
95
Aug
4'Ac
1,200
3'Ac May
15%
1,115
11'/4 Mar
95
•
9.00
Jun
Jan
Jan
29'A
20'A July
Jan
Mar
Mines
20c
July
50c
34c
9,300
25c
Jun
44c
Jan
61c
62c
3,305
53c
Jun
66c
Feb
7c
12,500
20c
20c
1,740
3.50
35'Ac
61c
8c
Jan
Jan
Patino
Pee
of
35'Ac 35'Ac
24c
1,500
3.80
200
lie
15c
3,200
2.50
2.50
200
16c 17 %C
50
Consolidated
Expl Ltd
Exploration
2,400
V
14'Ac Jan
5%c July
11c
23c
May
3.05
Jan
11c
Aug
.
•
Jun
4.00 July
5'Ac Aug
13c
Jan
Petrol
lie
Jan
5c
6c
6,100
5c
85c
82c
86c
13,950
181,350
72c
30c
May
July
Mar
1.33 Jan
47'Ac Jun
8
Oil
4
Minerals
July
18c
lie
Jun
39c
8
8,960
41%
80
6'A
40
8%
Jun
45
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
29
29
29
28 % Mar
30'A
Jan
50c
45c
50c
16,300
40c
Aug
85c
Jan
1
12 c
12c
12c
3,100
lie
Jun
1.35
1.35
1.40
4,700
74c
Mar
•
21%c Jan
1.44 Mar
1.17
Jan
66c
4,300
48c
July
50C
45c
50c
4,855
40o
Jun
85c
Jan
*
•
14%
14%
14%
50
13
Jun
16
Fsb
67c
65c
67c
1.02
Jan
—•
—
Mines
30
1
Oi( & Gas
Photo Engravers
Pickle Crow Gold
10c
39,500
6'A
Jan
Jan
1
preferred
Mines—
&
4,500
11'Ac 13 %c
Jan
a
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
6'Ac
Jan
33c
*
Peruvian
8c
Gold
Oil
2.85
2.37 July
Jun
15c
41
12c
50
common
&
60c
IOC 10'Ac
1
1
•Preferred
17c
Feb
%c
—L25
Pembina Pipeline common
Gas
14
.1
Peerless
Jun
10c
36'Ac 42'Ac
Gold.
Perron
6'Ac
4,000
warrants—
Consol
97% Jan
85
5'Ac
8,500
Canada
Permo
9'Ac
41'Ac
5.30
Mar
7c
20c
15% Aug
10c
:
9
12%
Feb
26
...
Feb
Feb
Jan
29c
Amalg
3.35
7%
35c
7.80 Jun
24%
Mines
19
610
8%
12%
,.
9'Ac Jan
26c
63,930
8%
:
Jan
Feb
37c
>
Feb
May
8 'A May
7.40
Porcupine
7,275
1,000
24%
—.—.—-
Petroleum
Apr
13'A Aug
2.50 July
;
10%
12%
Hershey Tubes
Jan
27c 27'Ac
*
—
1
Warrants
Page
Mines
6%
Feb
8.60
Aug
24c
Feb
Jan
1.37
Jan
6%
2.82
•
24
Aug
5.45 Mar
23c
River.—•
73c
20
80c
6%
Pardee
*
29
1
32c
1.00
25% Mar
400
5'Ac
15'Ac
Aug
•
2.92
Jun
9c
300
-
1
Parker' Drilling
44.
4,650
10c
Gold
—
Wholesale
8'Ac Feb
1
34c
Oshawa
23'A July
——
9c
700
32c
9'Ac
10,885
21'A May
see page
lie
9%
13,500
15c
2.40 July
„
Mines'
Feb
7.05
3%c Jun
>:
.100
footnotes,
Jan
13
1.22
475
•
80c
50c
6.45
1,300
iz~i
Jan
Jun
Jun
4c
1.16
2,600
Corp^—
10c
3,500
7.00
5c
Oils
Feb
July
5'Ac
Ormsby Mines
Penmans
Mining
17c
1.22
1.04
1
Jan
1
22'A
1
10c
1
4c
-
Jun
2,000
lie 11'Ac
lie
34C
-*
common..
Copper
1.00
Marcon Mines
15'Ac
Mines
Opemiska
Orchan
22'A
~A_:
Mines
Jan
Aug
Jun
375
4c
Preferred
20c
81
May
8c
5,850
1.00
..
70
10,000
10
22'A
common
100
.
69c
1
Maple Leaf Milling
9'Ac Aug
II,000
8'Ac
9%
20
*
Maneast Uranium
Jan
65c
—1
1
Jan
Jan
3.70
5c
Pamoil Ltd
2.42
——————.1
:
16%
3.10 July
9%
Okalta
2.00 Feb
9c
•
Fields—
1.50 Aug
Jun
2,760
68c
Orenada
96c
.1
Ltd
48'A Aug
Mar
1.00
11
25%
1
Mines
^Oleary
47
3.50
Majortrans
Jan
Jan
so
80
8c
41
81c
July
24% May
^Cement ————•———*
Aug
29'A Aug
3.50
Magnet Consolidated Mines
1.25
Jan
Jan
Jan
30% July
5.00 Mar
•
Powell
3.20
80
1
—
48
12c 14'Ac
preferred—100
Nudulama Mines
ADr
3.70
Ltd—————20c
Utilities
Norvalie
Jan
830
6'Ac
&
Jun
25%
Apr
485
7.50
Lake
Jun
20c -
25%
-
Blodsl
50c
2,800
Northern
22%
1,615
46%
■
3,870
4,815
Jan
40
29'A
45
7.25
1
58c
38c
28'A Jun
3.50
;.
55c
26c
1.85
235
26% Mar
*
—
Aug
,
10,900
22'A Feb
-29
Explorations
19c
48
1.00
-25'A Jan
91c
Macleods A preferred
MacLeod Cockshutt
2,333
1.49
535
7.50
1
1.30
12%
1,295
29'A
—
Mar
1.35
31'A
Mineral
Macassa Mines
Macdonald Mines
2.95
74c
4,932
12 %
28'/a
45'A
-—-—
July :
16,128
.
48
30'A
*
Warrants
Feb
100
1.12
1.48
27%
_50
—
59c
37c
2.01
12%
30% Aug
31% Aug
*
.;
Jun
33c
1.01
50
30'A
-
Jan
Jan
Northern Canada Mines————*
Northern Ontario Natural Gas
•
28
—30
12c
13c
North
Apr
1.60
90
Apr
May
23%c 23'Ac
warrants..
Jan
5c
19c 19'Ac
1
Jun
7c
2.01
1.07
56c
15% July
Jan
13c
Jan
4,500
Jan
Aug
2c
1,600
Jan
32'A Mar
Aug
4c
Ltd
7c
2.65 Aug
7c
Jun
Jan
Jan
*2,800
9c
Northspan Hrkn Mines "A"
4.75
Jan
20
•
Mines
34c
25c
:
6%C
7c
20c
,48%
Jan
4.20
Jan
1.32
1
common
8c
6c
:
Apr
33c
29% Aug
45c
July
26c
Oils
Jan
-
20c
Jan
12
Feb
Exploration
9
1,400
4.50
Ocean
Louvicourt Goldfield C.
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines.
5c
Rankin
2.10
3
Mines
4'Ac
—1
—
Coldstream
—
——
5c
—1
Mining
Ltd
6
1
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas—.
Jan
•
Nickel
47c
.
—
Jan
1,46
1
60c
10
—
72c
—1
——1
Mines
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax
*
warrants—.
Jun
Aug
Jan
19'Ac
•
—_
26c
70c
42c
20c
1
Gold.
11%
7,972
4,000
•
20c
1
—
Aug
39c
80c
•
18c
.50c
Uranium
—
Mines
20c
1
—
9
1
'
Gold
Acme
Norgold
Jan
Apr
70c
Noranda Mines
,
12
Jan
May
32c
Norbeau
Jan
10'A Aug
18c
35c
Jan
10'Ac May
12c
1,010
10%
6c
10'A
1
Apr
40o
10'A
12c
*
1.90
18'Ac Aug
10%
3,000
■
•
Jun
*
13c 13'Ac
Jan
Nor
Jun
May
May
1
———
9'Ac Jan
22%
13'Ac
*
common..——
6
.
—
.*
Jan
July
10VaC Jun
6,700
Jan
2,840
14c
May
Jan
17c
1,14
9'Ac Jan
4'Ac Jun
*2,000
62c
19c
6c
36,930
i>c
1
Apr
Jun
63c
4,010
*
*
17c
29c
Mar
4,000
2.98
29c
16c
19c
13c
2.85
Aug
27c
Feb
4c
6,500
-
May
16c
43c
1,000
'
9c
•
Mines
Jan
4c
2.95
1
Senator Rouyn
New Taku Mines—__i————
Jan
40'Ac July
19'Ac Feb
Jun
26c
Jan
17c
Mar
25c
*
Jan
17%
11'Ac
1
;
9c
14% Apr
6'Ac Aug
4,750
7'Ac
2.60 Mar
19% May
Jun
*
31c
Jan
27 % July
4.00 Jan
11% July
305
8c
Jan
Jan
10c
Aug
July
4c
Jan
16%
25% Mar
1.50
Feb
Feb
16%
-
Jun
2.21
.
20'Ac
July
1.73
27'Ac
.
Gold
Mar
1.25
1
—
17% Mar
13% Aug
100
25c
35c
;
8c
1
preferred
For
61c
920
1
51c
Mines
Martin-McNeely
Jan
31,325
Mining & Smelting—1
Mylamaque Exploration
1
60c
London Hosiery Mills class A
Marigold
Maritime
49% July
50c
20c
1
Preferred
Maralgo
46
15
1
Mines
1
•
Gold
Jan
42'A July
35'A Mar
12c
—1
10
i
Class B
Malartic
Jan
80c
14%
Manitoba
*
:
Candy
Ma her Shoes
Jan
41'A
Aug
13% Aug
11,820
26
39% Mar
297,980
15
Mines
*
Mining—
Red
Mar*
20
55c
14%
—1
__1
common
rClass B preferred
Loblaw Cos class A
Madsen
Apr
10'Ac
—
Mines
♦
Mines
Gold
MacMillan
21
7,500
1
—
Little Long Lac
Macfie
Feb
15
Jan
Jan
Feb
13%
8.200
■
Jan
Feb
9%c
206,300
—I
New Kelore
2.45
12%
1.25
New Hosco Mines
New.
16c
Feb
Jun
Mar
79c
>
Jan
Apr
5c
12c
-
29c
2.80
33C
14%
Jan
2.05
Jun
65c
n
Jan
85c
July
32c
—
Mines.
Apr
14c
Feb
49
63c
'
-
10%
621
60c
Jan
14%c Feb
Jun
4c
r—
Mines—
Jan
Jason
17c
-
47 %
common-
Mines
Mar
7 'A
Mar
1.95
13%
45
Petroleum
31
■*
7'Ac May
-
7,000
14%
Gold
28c
Jun
4% July
13,000
2,100
5c
Develop.'
Davies
Goldvue
87c May
252,900
11%
5c
60c
Harricana
9c
'11
11'A
-
Continental Oil
3.20
New
8c 10'Ac
Levy Ind preferred
Lencourt Gold Mines—-—-——
Lexindin
Gold
Mines
;
38
New
2.20
2.00
41
1
May
1.40 Jan
8c
200
23
Mines
Jan
2.10
8,285
1
:
Mines
May
13c
20c
2.15
21,000
warrants
American
Lorado
He
18c
2.15
9c
1
Lambton Loan
Locana
2.15
26c
1
Mines
A
Calumet
67c
6
Mines
Mines
Class
20c
*
22c
15c
-
Gas'
A
May
Anr
Jan
Jan
8c
Jun
1.40
8'Ac
*
Mines
Loblaw Groc
45c
13,400
1.75
9c
1
Ltd;
Mining & Exploration
Gold
27,675
1.20
v 30%
Junv:
22c
—
class
Cement
Class
Athona
Bidlamaque
New
Newnorth
Silver
50c
1.80
13'Ac Jan
;
July
1
Gold
Secord
45c
1.60
45'Ac
1.40
_*
-
Lingman Gold—
Leitch
New
New
Jan
(John)
Langis
Jun
8'Ac
Jan
45c
Kopan Developments Ltd
Laura
Jan
5.50 Apr
Jun
Kirkland Minerals
Kirkland Townsite
Latin
30c
——.
—
41'A
23c
Copper
Lamaque
60
62c
2.90
Wasa
22,800
4'Ac
Products
1,500
1
Luz
36C
12%
Neon
25c
Kerr-Addison
La
31c
Nesbitt Labine Uran
8'A
*
Lake
34c
Jan
23c
Warrants
Shore
6c
Car
Jan
8'A
.—
Kelvinator of Canada
Kenville Gold Mines...
Cinch
53c
12,750
2.15
Apr
8'A
Mines.
Dufault
30,900
65C
r"B"
9%
10
—
3,124
69c
6'Ac
Mines
8c
Kelly Douglas class A
Osu
Steel
Nealon
2.20
11 'Ac
Jan
1.75
56c
Ltd
.
1.25
July
12c
Apr
1.15
1.70
5c
6'Ac
preferred—
Milks
Jan
150
2.34
1.75
Petroleum
National
56% July
Jan
36'A
43
Grocers
Hosiery
National
*
Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol
Jupiter Oils
Lakeland
National
Jan
1
common—
Jowsey
Lafarge
13'Ac
1
Mines
Labrador
Jan
Jan
7.000
Apr
9,000
590
Corp
1.75 Aug
2,170
47c
7c
27c
47'A
Exploration
Mines
Quebec
Labatt
National
< 1939)
Warrants
Kilembe
Jan
34c
6
5%
Aug
._
Creek. Mines
24c
16c
15c
1
24C
6c
25c
if
A_
National Drug & Chemical
Preferred
11,000
16,275
28%
28
.
1
—
___i
——-
31c
32'AC
Mining
14,920
.
May
May ,* "
4,500
"8,000
Jun
64c
Minerals
85c
700
15c
—
23
14,500
1.80
19c
__
3.85 July
32
Apr
25
17c
5'Ac
13%
1
—
Apr
52
850
Aug 1
July
••{•«
•
Mines
July
5 'A
7,460
...
1.80
1
Gold
Jonsmith
Jan
23
Feb
40c
4,330
-20c
Preferred
Lake
200..
70c
21
:i
Corp common
Wright Iron
Nama
Jan
16
39% Feb
100
45C
1
Jockey Club Ltd
Lake
6'A
.
1
Mining—
Jellicoe. Mines
815
5,000
3,425
'
New
Mines—
Mines
Lake
.
*
25c
Explorations
31
I,485
....
40c
35c
Joburke
1.90
50c
5'Ac May
45% Mar
7e
55
5
Jamaica Public Service-
Lake
1,000
10,190
7c
53
25c
common
Jacobus
Lake
200
54%
40c
Mines
Lake
22
22
5
A
Jefferson
1,000
...
95c
26%
•
.
Corp
Murray
15'A Aug
11'A Aug
21'A July
25
common
—
Syndicate
Copper
Joliet
12%
♦
Interprovincial Steel
Jaye
'12
Jun
Jan
8c
Jan
26'Ac
Interprovincial Building Credits com—*1
Waite
6%
100
-1959 warrants
Iso
21'A
320
1
.
Utilities
Preferred
Jack
Jun
320
4.50
15'A
3.60
Mt
Multi
Apr
4.85
25
~
Montreal Locomotive WorksMontreal Trust
Apr
Jan
6.10
July
95c
i
•
—
Jan
4.05 July
6'Ac
1
Gas
Jan
Feb
10c
2.75
1
Preferred _—L__
Moneta Porcupine
May
6'A
16%
16
15,400
12%
102
July
•
Petroleums.
Ore
Natl
Molybdenum
Nickel
Bay
6
July
4.45
25
.
International
Irish
5 'A Aug
15'A
15%
*
com
July
16% Aug
16'A
1
Powders
47
8.50 Mar
4.00
8'Ac
High
v
95c
Moore
1
Bronze
International
Iron
Jan
53% Aug
110
20
5c
1
Mines
Modern
Containers
class
Molsons Brewery class A
92'A Aug
1,110
——
Preferred
6% Aug
41% Aug
Apr
5'A
_20
International
Jan
Jan
4.25
10
common
Min
48
5'A
1,050
3.00
Apr
Mar
1.30
Gas
Mining
Jan
78%
4.00
5.05
26%
—1.25
Brick
12%
65
2,720
City
37
Jun
39%
8,500
3.00
,
7 %C
*
Oil
Milton
Jun
25
*
Preferred
Mill
Aug
88
Mar
5'A
Mar
23
Apr
31
310
.
*
Co—
Natural
73
6%
1
—
Mining
Uranium
Midrim Mining
Midwest Industries
Jan
10
20% Feb
40'A
53%
100
—
(John)
155
6%
—
preferred—
63
Feb
>
1
Low
8'Ac
_»
Lake
Island
Meta
865
41%
Merrill
Feb
Feb
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6%
preferred
4.86%
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd common..*
$2% preferred
__50
$2.75 preferred
50
—
Mar
59
42c
8%
93'A Mar
4.90
3.00
50c
:
Medallion Petroleums
May
52
1,656
...
12c
Apr
Mar
87
10
14'A
24c
1,972
-
9'A
Gas
&
8% Mar
470
6c
5.00
1
Red
*31,455
6'Ac
♦
_
McMarmac Red Lake.il
McWatters Gold Mines-
4.90 Aug
48
21%
-—.
Assurance
Oil
9%
'98 100%
51 % Jan
6'Ac Jun
12,198
Jan
Apr
8.75 Aug
194
33c
3.25
May
43
-
3,100
54
30c
Feb'1'
2.90
3,900
-
52'A
1
A
2.31
3.112
_20
class
*
1
.
McKenzie
2.48
Range Since Jan. 1
High
100%
L-;
—
Mclntyre
•
&
_100
Mines
3.70
1
Shares
8%
9%
Consol
Ltd
Maybrun
8.40
83
Class
12% Jan
■
for Week
Low
*
common
Mattagami Lake
3.45
21%
Investors
Matachewan
Jan
8.05
87
Life
Imperial Oil
.
May
3.65
—
Mining
Oil
preferred
Ingersoll
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
8%% preferred
8'A Mar
29%
Sales
Range
/.vPar
:
Apr
8.25
Gold
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment
Inglis
55
Jan
tf
Porcupines
Erie Mortgage
Exploration
$4%
1.80
19'A Aug
•
&
Imperial
High
1.35 Aug
50
Mar
20c
'
5
Pam
$1.4
High
1.50
Maxwell
8.95
Week's
of Prices
Last
'
.
.
V
Mining
Hydra
STOCKS
Sale Price
Low
!__»
Pitfield-
Hudson
Huron
21%
*
:
Hudson
Hugh
5
i-
Consolidated
Howey
Hoyle
Gold-:
Friday
for Week
8
__
*
;
B
11V
■v.-.r'i,
*
-
&
Home
,
.
Low
1.50
'
(Range for Week Ended August 26)
Sales
'
/<•STOCKS
43
64c
5,192
63c
July
i
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(836)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Pitch
Low
High
4c
1,000
May
Trans
Canada
Exp Ltd
l
51c
9,750
35c
Aug
94c
Jan
Trans
Canaua
Pipeline
1
18%
18
18,956
Jan
13%
Jun
18%
10'/4
Transmountaln
•
9%
8%
9%
Jun
Transcontinental
12%
—
12
'*
700
45c
49c
18,300
17c
Mar
34c
34c
30c
37c
35c
12,250
30c
July
98c
Feb
Trans
—
3,000
27c
May
42C
Feb
Triad
51
1.75
3.15
1,130
43ft
450
1.48
July
2.90
9,705
2.45
Jun
3.65
Feb
51
—
Prairie
•
3.00
49 ft
1-63
2.95
—
2.20
2.25
400
40c
43c
900
Preston
Provo
East
Purdex
20c
Ore
40c
•
2.07
4Vic
1
Ltd
4.75
50c
2.20 July
33,960
4c
4 ftc
Aug
3.40
1,000
2.07
Jun
40c
14,360
50c
2.00
—
•
Ltd
4.50
4.70
1
Dome
Airways
Producers
Minerals
.
•
Electric
Gas
Pme
Line
Feb
Jun
35c
1.60
Aug
4c
8,500
May
Jan
55 ft
4.35
Jan
1.40
Jan
5.15
71c
2.70
7 ftc
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
Prairie
Resources
Pipeline
Oil
Gas
class A
of
Canada
preferred
-
Quebec
Ascot
Quebec Lithium
Gold
Corp
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural
Gas
2.30
66c
2.45
76c
38,425
5%
6ft
May
May
23c
Jan
United
Corps
19c
Jan
United
Fuel
14c
9,650
2.03
1,300
Quonto
Petroleum
Radiore
Uranium
Aug
50
51ft
280
1.45
1.55
4,890
He
11c
3,600
8.35
11c
8.25
3,160
500
20,600
46C
—1
—
5ftc
5Vic
49c
48c
51c
Aug
United
Keno
Feb
United
New
1.05
10c
80 ft
Jun
5c
8.40
5ftc
Jan
16c
5.80
Rainville
Ranger
78c
Mar
47c
Mar
Jun
17c
Jan
llftc
9'Ac
12c
49,708
6c
Jun
14c
*
20c
500
20c
May
38c
100
15%
47c
19 ftc
1.05
15%
50c
22c
5,600
97c
Jun
1.50
Apr
16
Aug
Vespar
•
•
1
•
1
15%
49c
21c
4c
4c
2,500
Reeves MacDonald
1
1.65
1.57
1.65
600
*
16%
16%
16%
100
—
1-50
1.50
800
22c
6.40
4Vie
23c
6.95
30,500
—
—
25
common
Renabie
—
—1
Mines
Minerals
Rio Algom
Rio Rupununi Mines.
Rexspar
Rix
Roche
6.80
5c
*
13% Mar
23,350
11,000
Jan
3c
Jan
Victoria
60c
Jan
Violamac
Feb
Virginia
Feb
Rockwin Mines
Feb
1.47
6.20 Aug
4c
13c
19c
20c
19 ft
200
9c
Jan
20'Ac July
4,000
7Vic
11,800
Can Ltd
V)
(A
5%%
Rowan
Russell
Industries
6c
Mar
Apr
18% May
6c
Jun
Jan
1.95 Mar
46c
Jan
7.15 July
8'Ac
Jan
26c
Jan
19%
Jan
49% Jan
62
38%
37%
38%
280
30
6.95
6.75
6.95
3,310
18c
17c
18c
4,000
15c
Jun
1.22
1.16
1.22
36,550
90c
Jun
•
6
1.60
400
5c
20,900
1.55
100
1.55 Aug
♦
26'A
25%
26 ft
6,665
21% Apr
28
88
92
100
87
Aug
92
•
Aug
32c
32c
35c
34,833
Trust-
24c
Jun
37c
July
10
;
Prod
Ryanor Mining
&
Ref
1
St
St
Lawrence
Maurice
Balada
Corp
;—*
18c
65
5,799
1,380
6.00
635
Jun
80
Gas
Aug
12
7c
_
Horsey
Jun
37c
Ban
.
Antonio
Lake
Jan
Aug
Westeel
Metal
Security
Freehold
class A
Shawinigan
Class
Products
Sheep
Copper
6c
7 Vie
21,500
41c
40Vie
41c
9,000
65c
8ft
Jan
Western
Jan
Western
Naco
6,000
1,000
7c
1.19 Aug
Western
Surf
Inlet
6c
Aug
13c
Mar
40c
3.70
--
27
32c
2,000
July
1.04
Jan
65c
Jun
1.20
Jan
Jan
2c
May
5'Ac Jan
Jan
17% May
32ft Jan
3c
1,000
12
12%
585
32'A
__
32 ft
Sigma
Mines Quebec
Silknit preferred
Silver
Miller
1
3.05
40
(Geo)
400
51c
1,000
45c
Aug
1.35
Jan
94c
89c
94c
8,900
72c
July
1.55
Jan
35 ft
35'A
100
32
Mar
36
Aug
3.15
3.15
35 ft
*
class
A
4,250
36ft
•
105
Ltd..
Simpsons
Siscoe
Mines
S K D
.
Manufacturing
Southam
100
Mar
10
Mar
16'A
Jan
1.10 Mar
1.67
Jan
15%
1.25
1.20
1.25
7,250
1
i3c
12'Ac
14c
Jan
Winchester Larder
34,500
1
6c
6c
July
Windfall
4,000
4'Ac
1
12c
12c
13c
4 2'A
July
Wood
7,000
9c
—*
4.50
4.25
4.50
700
87c
500
3.00
12,835
3.05
149
75c
Spooner
Mines
Mar
1.00
Jan
Jun
3.25
Jan
Alexander
Wood
(J)
Ind
class
A
_
27%
27 ft
28
4,460
1.02
1.00
1.07
126,467
2.90
2.90
2.95
2.96
1,260
Oils
Sc
21ft
35
25c
Jun
Jun
4.50
37
Jan
*
Ltd
class
A
5
16%
Wright-Hargreaves
•
1.10
125
275
1.10
1.10
655
14c
15,900
11c
Aug
27c
Jan
3c
45,100
2c
July
6c
Jan
1,000
5c
Jun
9'Ac
Jan
Wire
•
Stanleigh
Uranium
Corp
Rock
Sterling
30,932
880
18 ft.
July
8c
May
5,000
85c
Aug
2.35
Feb
11c
7,600
10c
Aug
19c
Feb
22
Oil
16
305
14 ft
July
19
Jan
300
60c
Aug
3.80
Gas
77c
4,060
25c
May
80c
lc
July
July
13c
21,380
37c
4,366
30c
4c
4ftc
7,100
38 ft
33
75
68'A
70ft
2,814
62% Aug
7.85
7.70
7.95
10,857
20
19'A
20'A
1,735
55
55
100
25c
21 Vie
27c
21,000
52c
52c
57c
2,000
40c
6c
6c
2,500
5c
1.67
23c
k
__
Preferred
14
£
100
Industries
__
35c
—
common
24ftc
_*
Tancord
Industries
Taurcanis Mines
:.i +
Zulapa
7.30 Aug
18
7c
1.68
13ft
28c
24
15
15
160
Feb
55
40c
July
July
1.81
Jan
Mar
10c
1.40 May
Mar
12c
Jan
1.85
Jan
44c
July
Andian National Corp
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Jan
British
American
2.00
July
4.50
Jan
Bulolo
Gold
3.30
Jan
4.50
Mines
14
14
860
12% July
17%
Jan
90
92
13
Mar
16%
Canada
Toronto
92
2.60
400
2.35 July
3.60
Jan
Canadian Marconi
12,500
20Vic Aug
1.04
Jan
Consolidated
24
3.00
5
560
21 ft
100
2.50
Jan
Feb
May
25ft Jan
8.00
Canadian
General
Toronto
Class
Iron
1,080
37c
69c
Jan
Dominion
42c
42c
500
37c
May
57c
Jan
Dupont
8%
8%
100
1.61
1.60
1.68
1.50
1.50
1.52
17c 18ftc
14,100
50
8 ft
3,400
18c
49ft
50ft
6,017
1.52
1.50
67c
7 >/4
2,725
9ft
2.80
Jan
40c
Jan
Mar
59ft
Jan
1.06
43c
„
May
Jan
5ft July
A
Toronto
Star
5%
preferred
preferred
,
1956
warrants
2,700
36'Ac Aug
31c
July
55 ft
55 ft
56
2,580
48 ft Mar
10%
11ft
1,700
42%
42'A
45
270
class
,
125
13i/4
i3i/2
435
58'A
58 ft
58'A
40
1
A
i4ft
131/;
50
8c
8c
9c
5,000
14'A
•
38%
100
.w*
85
37 ft
38%
2,981
3 Vic
July
1.52
94c
10%
Jan
Mar
.
mmmm
7c
1.15
68c
56
Jan
Feb
May
Jan
9
13
13c
in
Canadian
Week's
3.00 Mar
4 ftc
Aug
29c
Jun
Jan
29c
Jan
Dollars
Sales
Range
✓
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7
Low
7
6'A
Feb
7
37 ft
155
35%
Apr
43
Apr
6ft
6%
6'A
1,450
8
26
July
May
24%
26 ft
3,055
20%
Feb
51ft
51ft
51ft
50
49 ft
Jun
53
4.80
4.95
700
3.90
Jan
5.00 May
.*
ft
Sugar
•
Investments
of
4.75
_*
13 ftc
*
common—
Lino
Canada
41%
*>
74
*
—
(1956)-—
•
20%
17%
17 ft
1,827
30 ft
•
i
Glass
17ft
_i
—
Paper
Oilcloth
Co
High
125
37 ft
30'A
236
4.55
4.75
40
41%
2,031
13c 13'Ac
17,505
675
6
13ft
Jun
27% July
4.40
Aug
July
Aug
Jan
17%
Jun
33ft
Jan
July
36 ft Mar
13c
26 ft
Apr
6'A Mar
44'A
Jan
22c
Jan
74
74
25
66
29 ft
29 ft
25
29'A Aug
40ft Jan
20%
20%
1,364
191/4 July
26'/a
Gaspe Copper Mines-
l
17ft
17ft
94'A
94 ft
25
_i
International
10%
10
11
1,075
2.50c
28%
28 ft
28%
»
44'A
42
44'A
2.32
2.35
1,275
Paper
7.50
Loblaw Inc
Minnesota
&
Ogilvie Flour
Ontario
Paper——
common—
200
90
Feb
Jan
17 ft
Aug
23
Jan
130
Jan
14
Jan
150
July
9'A May
27 ft Apr
31ft
Jan
240
Price
Oreille
Bros
Mines
1
-
40
;—
♦
Canadian
Gen
Consolidated
Yukon
Inv
Tr
Gold
—
39%
39 ft
40
*
.»
Southwest Petroleum——
Third
1.54
1.53
1.54
500
6ft
6ft
400
61c
61c
800
_♦
Corp
1
666
Jan
45
94
July
46'/a
Feb
2.30 Aug
3.15
Jan
38
July
46ft
Jan
1.45 July
2.25
Jun
6%
Jan
5%
55c
Feb
Aug
72c
Jan
Aug
May
July
13% July
12%
57
6c
18
Feb
Jun
18
Feb
May
59
Apr
Apr
32 ft
Feb
9 Vic Mar
38%
Aug
85'A
Aug
FOOTNOTES
•
No
a
Odd
par
lot
FOR
sale
t
(not
range).
d Deferred delivery
included
Aug
3.00
Jan
2.10 Mar
5.00
Feb
r
85
5
77
Mar
37
37'A
300
32
Feb
30c
30c
60
2.80
2.80
3.00
2,570
18c
38% July
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
value,
sale
in year's range),
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
price.
85
37 ft
-
•
1,000
Aug
July
Jan
39
30c
40
*
warrants
1957
29,725
„•
*
4 ft ft
1,000
53c
38c
•
preferred
Finance
3ftc
45c
35c
•
Towagmac Exploration
Traders
3ftc
48c
38c
20
common.
15'Ac 15'Ac
2.50 Mar
Jan
2.15
July
•
10
3c
16c
3 7'A
Jan
45
17,600
7
Jun
1.25 Mar
3,300
58c
July
15c
1,135
1.43
Trusts
Works
General
Dominion
45c
Aug
July
Apr
45c
3i/2C
17,100
Feb
5
Note—
Dalhousie Oil
42c
7
Elevators
Toronto
Dominion
92
63c
Dominion Bank
Toronto
&
45c
1
J an
10,200
Low
«
Develop
Bank
24c 24ftc
1.43
„
Jan
5c
1.12
.*
Dredging
2.50
io«
Ltd
87c
18c
Jan
•
Petroleums
Jun
May
•
Anglo Newfoundland
Asbestos
Corp
Pend
Tombill
Last
Sale Price
100
1
Tiara Mines
83c
2 75
8,700
Jan
Jan
56c
4ftc
17c
1.40
2'Ac Aug
.3c
Expressed
Par
490
—10c
„
Are
STOCKS
2.65
•
Texstar
Shown
May
Jan
4.00
l
Thompson Lundmark
Thorncliffe Park
__
Friday
2.65
l
common
1
Prices
Jan
46
49,500
1
Ltd
17ftc
Jan
8.25
Jan
Mar
18c
24,500
21c
3.00
10
51,723
Jan
19%
•
1.60
23ft
-
5ftc.
29
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Jan
1
Territory Mining
1
;
Mining
l
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson preferred
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagarai Mines
Canada
92
•
Sylvanite Gold Mines
.
3c
5ftc
4.75 May
1.01 May
2 60
3c
Mines
4.00
__
•
>
•
—
Metal
Jan
32 ft
69ft
_•
common
Electric
Rights
Zenmac
Jan
87ft
32 ft
3'Ac Aug
31
Jun
Warrants
Supertest Petroleum
Ordinary
■„
Zenith
Jan
2Vic
35c
1
.
Mines
__
Aug
14ft Aug
Jan
53c
lc
35c
l
Exploration
Propane common
Bear
G)
13c
3c
l
24
Aug
4ftc
1
Mines
13c
20c
Jan
1
Gold
I
.
Aug
23'Ac Feb
80c
1
:
Contact
Texaco
7.000
4c
80c
20
River
Tamblyn
78c
3c
7,100
__1
A
Cons
Switson
75c
9c
1
Iron
Sullivan
Superior
97c
76c
l
22
•
Sudbury
Sunburst
87c
,_1
Mines——
1
Trusts
Submarine
97c
Mines
Yukeno
85c
•
class
Sturgeon
1
(H
Jun
1
—
Bros
Steinberg
Yellowknife
3.00
2'Ac
Nickel
of Canada
6teep
Jan
77c
Warrants
Stedman
July
Jan
15ft
—
1
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Starratt
2.00
1.09
lOftc
15%
Standard
79c
Yankee
Yellorex
Oil
Jan
3,580
Jan
Zinc
5.00
25
33%
&
Feb
Feb
6.00
Aug
Mines
4.25 Mar
Aug
7c
14c
16%
Mar
Canuck
17c
Jun
25
July
Lead
Jun
May
5.40
43c
Yale
7c
15%
11
9c
lOftc
•
July
9% Aug
26 ft July
85c
9c
—
30c
Paving
Tidal
Stores
Warrants
__
555
Standard
Steel
2.01
11,234
*
common
Feb
28 ft Mar
5,125
1
29
42 ft
37
—1
———
Air Services
Aug
175
30%
37
*
—
Southern Union Oils
Spartan
Aug
921
Aug
•
Ltd
Aug
37
1,226
37 ft Mar
31c
•-
37
107
37
28
10%
—•
Feb
24% July
30c
—
--
—
Jan
30c
37
1.00 July
:
Apr
55c
36
14
_
3.50
July
35%
15'A
—
Jan
12'Ac Jan
Mines
10%
—
—1
22c
3.60
104'A 105 ft
36%
100
3.15 Aug
950
14'Ac 14'Ac
14ftc
A
2.00 Aug
100
27'Ac 27'Ac
50c
B
Warrants
2.55
Coghlan
25
A
class
Feb
Jan
50c
Willrov
1
i
Mines
Dairies
32 ft
145
78c
2.00
Young
Silverwood
Jun
12
Wiltsey
2.90
Jan
Jan
Apr
3.05
,
Mar
2.15
1.88
ADr
87c
—
2.99
Jan
21c
70c
5%
5
Jan
12c
Aug
4.65
90
9'Ac
Jun
49c
3.80 Aug
3,760
Apr
Jan
27c
3.25 Mar
28
6.00
13c
3.50 Mar
99c
400
42 ft
Jan
Feb
Jan
2,100
2,025
27%
2.45
6.90
38 ft
7,300
3.75
28
Apr
Apr
21,350
3.95
42'A
—
-
57c
468,200
Jun
Feb
1.60
30c
45c
14c
38 ft
15
1.08
3.60
42 ft
Jun
Jan
50c
3.95
27%
1
1.00 July
Jan
27c
„
Gordon
12c
3,000
3c
•
class
preferred
Woodward
Sherritt
1,844
Jan
Jan
1.00
12
•
Leaseholds
Class
Jun
1.30
1.25
57c
1
A
Petrol
May
Weston
Jun
7c
6.25
50c
6.50
48c
50c
5c
8c
13'Ac 13'Ac
1.05
5
6c
4c
*
10%
18,567
72c
Breweries—
July
2.50 May
3c
July
8c
__
__
—
Jun
1.17
41ftc
50
Creek Gold
200
•
Canada
Western
1.60 May
5.75
600
2.75
_i
;
Feb
1.09
*
preferred
5.00
7'Ac
2.75
__
Mines-
4.00 Mar
180
•
Water & Power com
A
4.00 Aug
4.75
7'Ac
1.25
Petroleum
5,795
68c
i.
class
7c
•
•
Class A
2,050
5.00
A
Decalta
4,600
—
Gas
Grocers
70c
y
13
&
Western
9%
1
Selkirk Holdings
33 ft Mar
1
Western
4.75
50c
Satellite
6,821
•
Oil
Western
$6
Petroleum
100
1,740 :
1
Aug
1.12
;
1
Sarcee
1.70
6.00
*
Warrants
Malartic
Jun
36 ft
*
Nickel
Canadian
Jun
Aug
14
5.75
1
—
Ltd
18 ft May
98c
Jan
9ft
1
Sapphire Petroleums
lift May
15'A Mar
4.50
65c
1
Sand River Gold
700
2,985
9%
.
Gold
13
17ft
4.75
•
common.
13
16%
V,65c
—
1
;
Shirriff
Warrants
1.70
33
90c
35%
Jan
9.50 Mar
9
404,600
25
5.80
4,100
72 ft
6.45
9%
37c.
170
7,400
2.55
May
35%
8c
17
•
common
1.70
3c
•
Knapp Canada
Mining
Warrants
St Lawrence Cement class A_.
14 ft
1.35 Aug
•
W
6c
9ft
36
95c
14 ft
90c"
14 ft
17,575
!33c
—1
__—
90c
_25
Mines—
&
35%
__
1
-—
preferred
6'A
80
70 ft
6.30
Jan
Jan
1.55
5ft
79
West
Jan
8%
1.25
1.60
1.30
9'Ac Aug
1.89
3'Ac
13'Ac
West
Apr
1.55
•.
Jan
July
Jan
28c
5ft Aug
87c
Aug
6.95 Aug
1.60
1
9ft
1,090
4,000
Jan
3'Ac
Petroleums
Jan
Jun
5.30
28'A Aug
•
Westates Petroleum
6%
Jan
1
Wespac
July
July
6
1.03
24'A
10
:
preferred
Jan
—
•
5%
1.00
,__1
Jan
81ft
Apr
46
•
10c
July
1.25
75
35c
Mar
July
1
Waterous Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Werner
74c
528
Jun
5c
650
5.20 May
28
July
4.60
1.00
3.45 May
62
4c
66
4.500
__
15c
125
4.35
25
;
Mines
Weedon
Jan
4.10
:
Dare
&
Jun
24c
28
Ltd
Amulet
Webb
53
Jun
61'A
Explor.
Grey
G
Jan
Feb
16'Ac
Jun
13c
Walte
16%
49%
525
62
:
Power
&
Walker
Apr
50
18c
1.00
2.10 May
16'A
12'A
53
18c
4.25
3,516
70%
10
—•
,
..
14,040
—
1
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
14%
53
57/a
80
-•
100
Mines
Consol
14ft
__
5,000
5c
preferred
Jan
5c
19ftc
—50c
common
convertible
Feb
Oft
50
pfd
Westburne Oil
Roe
9ft
Apr
5c
19Vic 19ftc
————-1
Petroleum Ltd
15
18.200
19 ft
—
1
Apr
8
*
Alloys
Mines
68c
Apr
1.50
5Vic
—
20
7
20
1
Hill
Debentures
Jun
18ftc
15,640
100
9ft
1
Ventures Ltd
Mar
45c
7Vic
1
Mfg $6 A preferred
Mines
Rocky
—
1
Uran
Athabasca
Robertson
1
9
9ft
14%
•
Corp
Wainwright
Reitman
9
ft
9
50
A
Jan
9
*
Fortune
Cons
Venezuelan
Jan
Aug
6c
Jan
Jun
4.10
21c
Oils
Vanadium
Aug
500
;_1;
Upper Canada Mines
Jan
Jan
19
2,000
:
preferred
United Steel
9c
July
18c
24c
common
class
United
11%
Jun
1.90
8'Ac
__
1
Feb
Ltd-—_————20c
Mines
Oil
Grip Batten
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
Reef Explorations
Rapid
10,325
13c
24c
-
Jan
Vandoo
Mines
620
2.40
1
__
Jan
May
7.90
B
12c
July
lift Apr
17
2.15
12'Ac
:
•
3.50
76c
Class
3,030
16
2.40
8'Ac
class A
Inv
18
July
July
39 ft
—
1-55
—1
Mining
Mar
5%
1
—
Mines
July
45c
6,931 ""
Jan
16'A
Jan
29c
8c
42,375
72c
6ft
100
-
Warrants
Quemont
12c
19c
9ftc
——•
Units
Queenston Gold
10c
17c
5ftc
2.45
—
5'Ac Aug
22,099
10c
19c
8c
1
1
1
1
-•
1
Copper
12
8'Ac
United Canso voting trust
Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec Copper Corp
Jan
7% July
12 Vic
_1
Mining Corp—.
United Asbestos
Jan
26
8,880
___1
Mines™—
Union
Acceptance common
2nd preferred
Union
65c
•
Shawkey
Union
Jun
Jun
*
;
High
30c
16
1,060
•
—
...
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Ultra
46c
45c
__
Feb
•
Prospectors
60c
48c
1
Iron
Low
4c
1
Mfg_
Range Since Jan. 1
High
44c
Corp
Premium
Low
4c
Prairie Oil Royalties
President
Par
500
-
Island
Power
Shares
45c
Jan
——1
-
for Week
7c
*
Rouyn gold
Pipe
High
Range
of Prices
1
:
Placer Development
Fonder
Oils
Powell
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1
& Gas__
Portgage
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
4c
Uranium
Ore
Place Oh
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
Monday, August 29, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended August 26)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
.
(not
in
year's
included
e
Cash sale (not Included in year's
range)
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
trading privileges,
wd When
wi When
x
y
z
delivered,
issued,
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights.
Ex-stock
dividend.
tl'
i
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Volume
192
Number
5981
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The Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(837)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
(<*«*».
>
The
following
bid
and
asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers,. Inc., and other selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the' "bid")
bought
or
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of
compilation
Origin of
quotation furnished on request. The "National"
list is composed of securities
which have a wide national
distribution.
Par
Aerovox
Alico
Producing
Corp
1
Products
Air
Potash
Tar
Inc
Land
Ask
Development
9 %
1
.
43%
Par
10%
46%
Co__l
7!/a
7%
Corp
—1
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
22 %
24%
Radio
Allied
„.
Pub
Serv
Co
12%
13%
Pub
Serv
Co
Green
19%
21
Punta
(A
Green
P)
Fire
Mountain
25%
137/'b
14%
American
Express
5
46%
49%
American
Greetings cl A
1
64
68
Haloid
Xerox
_——2
33
35%
Hanna
(MA)
38Va
41%
American
Gobain
Anheuser-Busch
Arden
Corp—7.50
11 %
12%
4
35 Va
37 %
1
15%
16%
3
51 %
54%
Co-—5
46%
49 Va
Inc
Co
Farms
—
common
preferred
Participating
Service
Public
Arizona
Co
Pipe & Const Co—_1
Arksansas Missouri Power Co_.5
Arkansas
Art
Western
Metal
Arvida
Gas
Co
Construction
5
Co___10
1
Corp
1
Associated Spring Corp—
Products
Avon
Oil
Aztec
-JO
22
26%
24%
16%
14 %
10%
9%
19
20%
t
72
75%
1
16
17%
Co
Inc_.
Tools
Baker
Oil
Bates
Mfg
1
Inc
1
39
36%
Hagan
Class
B
Hanna
67/b
7%
10
_
12 %
13%
61
65%
Markets
:—1
Manufacturing
Bayles
Co-___l
12V2
13%
25
46%
50 Va
1
15 %
16%
(A
Behlen
Bemis
J)
Bros
Beneficial
Corp
Berkshire
Hathaway
Beryllium
16%
15%
—5
Corp
11%
12%
.__*
45%
49
1
8%
9%
1
6%
7%
Inc
Corp
Bettlnger
Billups
Bag Co_—
_
Pel. Co
Western
30%
32%
Black
14 Va
16
Sivalls
Botany
Bowater
&
Corp
5%
8%
9%
8%
9%
common..*
17%
18%
Inc
preferred—.25
$1.20
21 %
23 %
10c
&
Inc
1
88
96
Riley
Stoker
21%
22%
River
Brand
Rice
Roadway
12%
13 Va
25 Va
27%
Robbins
5
32%
34%
1
83
Mining
preferred
Voltage
—11
Engineering
Houston
Oil
Hudson
Gas
1
10%
Head
Mills
1
of
Wash
1
&
Canadian
&
29%
31 Va
Telep Co
Delhi
Oil
12%
Corp
Co
5
common
Lid
5
10c
4%
10%
Cannon
55
59
45
10
42
24%
3%
26%
28 Va
Co—10
40%
43
15Va
16%
Mills
class B
25
com
Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco
Steel
Cedar
1
Products
Point
Corp
Trust
Field
ctfs
Central Electric & Gas Co
Central
111
Central
Indiana
Elect
Gas
&
Gas
3%
Co
5
,
11
26%
3%
58
62 %
26%
28%
23 %
25%
19%
21 Va
Maine
Electric
Co.5
Co
Power
Chattanooga Gas Co
Citizens Util Co
Common
1
cl
com
class
A__33%c
B
33 %c
Clinton Engines Corp
Clute Corporation
Coastal States Gas Prod
Colonial
Stores
Inc
Colorado
Milling
Id
1
——2%
Interstate
Colorado
1
4%
5 Va
18Va
19%
17
18
5%
Lanolin
Lau
Liberty
Lilly
(Eli)
21 %
Star
Gas Corp coin_3
preferred
_25
Long
Consol Freightways
2.50
Consolidated Rock Products—5
12%
13 Va
16 %
17%
McNeil
Continental Transp Lines Inc__l
Control Data Corp
—
50c
9%
10%
Merchants
43%
46 %
Meredith
22.
23%
Cook
Electric
1
Cummins
Marmon
5
37%
40%
5
Inc
6"%
0.7%
Dashew
Business
Machines
Dejur-Amsco
Corp
Delhi-Taylor
Oil
Fast
X22%
24%
X55%
59
West Coast Telephone Co_„__10
Westcoast Transmission
_♦
West Point Manufacturing Co_*
Western Lt ft Telephone Co___ 10
Western Massachusetts Cos_„1
Western Natural Gas Co__
1
Weyerhaeuser Co
7.50
1
Co_
Inc
1
__.
27 Va
29
Baltimore
17
18%
Bank
16%
18
10%
2.50
5%
574
1
2674
28%
1
45%
4974
20
1874
19%
Co.
Inc—
Whiting Corp
5
.
_
;
—25
(San
N
1274
1
4 Va
4%
55
58 Va
2%
38 %
41 Va
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp—1
Yellow Transit Freight Lines—1
8
874
1
9%
10%
Yuba Consolidated Industries—1
7
774
16%
1774
Bid
11%
29%
11
St
13 Va
26%
51 Va
55
6V»
45%
47%
——10
(N Y)
10
Trust Co
Louis
3
—
Camden Trust Co
20
44
Chemical
1
19 %
20%
Trust
5
14%
16 %
Citizens
19 '4
20%
•
14
15
71
Natl
(N J)__.
5
of Cleve—16
Phila__10
Bk of
Bank
Bk
(NY)_12Va
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N. Y.)
41 Va
322
22 Va
24%
44
46%
53
;
34%
36%
45
48'A
42%
45%
58
6074
of
53 Va
56%
40%
43%
—50
73
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
30'A
N J_.
25
94
Tr Co_12V2
45
32%
34%
Connecticut
5
13%
14%
Continental
1
12%
14
_5
23%
25%
5
42
45 Va
10
26%
60
43
46 Va
Donnelley
16
Sons Co-.—5
32%
34%
1
40%
43
1
27%
29%
1
61
65
2
6
pfd_
R)
(R
5
:—-
Drackett Company
Duffy-Mott
Dun
&
Dunham
Dura
Co
Bradstreet.
Bush
Inc.
Inc
6%
114
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston 12 Va
Natl State Bk of Newark—12 Va
New Eng Trust Co (Boston )_100
118
American
Carolina
Northeastern
Northwest
Eastern
Industries
Eastern Utilities
Inc——50c
Associates
10
Economics Laboratory Inc
El
Paso
Electric
Electro-Voice
Electrolux
Co
1
(Texas)—*
Inc
Electronics Capital
Emhart Mfg Co
Resistor
Ets-Hokin
&
Frito
Co
Gas
Gen
Olin
Ben
Otter
Pabst
Inc—___1
12
9%
9%
13%
10
Coal
10%
78%
First
National
24%
First
Natl
3
21 Va
22%
First
1
Co
33 %'
36 Vs
—10
4%
Prod
First
35
37 Va
10%
1•
9%
4%
5
8
9%
5
.
14
15%
7%
40%
43
of America—5
21 Va
23%
Pacific
Gamble
9%
61'4
51
55
Packaging
10
Corp
Robinson
73
77%
Pantasote
2.50
18%
20%
Parker Hannifin
1
17%
19
Pauley Petroleum Inc.
Co
Co
(Jersey City)_25
tCalifi
5
Island
pfd
Merged
41%
National
70%
Harris Tr
1
7%
8%
27%
29%
Hartford
16 Va
17 %
17 Vt
18%
& Sav
1
...
York—10
(Chic)_—20
County National Bank
(Jersey City N J)
—25
Pendleton Tool Industry
1
8%
Pepsi-Cola
1
10%
11%
9Va
Perkin-Elmer Corp.
1
43 Va
•
28%
29%
1
19 Va
2074
Industrial Bk of Com
10
47 %
50%
Industrial
Permanente Cement
15 \
Pfaudler-Permutit
35
38%
Pickering
37%
40
Pioneer
„20
20Va
21%
Plymouth
22
23%
Portland
14
Bottlers
Lumber
Natural
____.
Corp
Gas
Rubber
.
Co
Co
Genl Electrlo Co
9%
3%
8%
•
25%
27
2
' 9%
3374
Tr
Co
(Union
7%
66
60 Va
65
Sterling Natl Bank ft Trust Co
(New York)
25
50 Va
64 Va
27%
9 Va
2974
52
55 V4
29%
54
57
47%
4974
Trade Bank ft Tr Co
83
88%
37 Va
40%
Trust Co of New Jersey
Union Bank of Commerce
City)—8
(N Y)—10
R
For
Trust
I—
Co
footnotes,
57
61%
16 Va
18
38
41%
43%
46%
20
22 %
2 Va
10
10 Vs
United States Trust Co
(Boston)
10
(N Y)—20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
32%
101
3574
105
59%
63
23
51 %
24%
Wachovia Bank ft; Trust Co
10
(Phila)—5
see
(N Y)__10
(Cleveland)
National Bank of
Providence
2574
20
United States Trust
Industrial
24
37%
61%
27 Va
11
32
Hudson
48
10
State Street Bank ft Trust Co
46%
General
(Wash)
(Boston)
Natl Bank & Tr Co—10
15%
45
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
-12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
Bank
New
8%
54 Va
49 Va
75%
5174
2074
50
72%
28
76%
19
46%
34%
(NY)„20
49
46%
43
72%
10
Second Natl Bank of Phila
25%
74%
20
70
of Long
Bk
Co
73'A
10
58 Va
155
Westchester
66 Va
Hudson
—
of
71
145
into
25
5
of
Bank
and
Louis—20
Y_
Bank
with
10
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
—10
8
Corp of Calif-1
67
71
,
55
of
10
8t Louis Union Trust
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—15
Hanover
Bank
68 Va
—
Natl Bank
N
Natl
Boston
8%
Corp.——1
10
5%
Rockland-Atlas
39%
of
14
Corp class A.——1
Packing Co——'——-1
__
~35 Va
39 Va
5
._—.—_—1
.
(Philadelphia)
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) .12
Rlggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
67 Va
Rochelle
Franklin
4074
Trust
Chi—20
First Westchester Natl
New
4674
Dallas——10
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia)
of
21
37%
Royal State Bk of New York__5
Rye National Bank
5
Corp
ft
First
___1
Corp
19%
44%
Royal Bank of Canada—
of St
34 Va
671
5
76'A
County
31%
635
56 Vt
69
,43
20
63%
of
39
10
43%
City Bank
16 Va
20%
-
72%
Natl
15
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
40 Va
Bank
5
Co
Bank
of
11
(Chicago)—100
60 %
Bank
Bank
Co
10
Natl
19
Northern Tr
10
First
*
New Jersey Bank ft Tr Co_
5274
64%
259
Boston_12V2
5%
1
Co—.__
(Atlanta)
of
First National Bank
Passaic
27 Va
10c
Co
Natl
6V*
(Baltimore)
Bank
73 %
19
East Line.
Bank
Bk
23
$4 pfd_*
Pacific Mercury Electronics—90c
Pacific Power & Light Co
6%
8%
1
—
Natl
Corp
Power
Brewing
57%
Assn_100
Natl
First
Corp
Pacific Airmotive
Pacific Far
Natl
First
.
River
Gas
Tail
Serv
Service
Miss
Oil &
2574
i—
Gibraltar Finan
Old
58 Va
10c
.__
Telep
14%
21 Va
.
Water
8%
common——2.50
Galvan
Service Co
Oklahoma
55
Futterman
Garlock
47 Va
24%
Foote Bros Gear & Mach cl A
-
Ohio
44%
:—1
—_7 %
Fisher Brothers Co_,
Fisher Governor Co
B
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
13
Financial Federation Inc
First Boston Corp
Class
Northwestern
25 Va
1
Corp
Federal Natl Mortgage
Florida Steel
14%
43%
20
Empire State Oil Co.
Equity Oil Co
Erie
13 %
41%
1
First
6%
12%
Gas
23
—.—2
Corp
11%
5%
11%
1
Water Co
Natural
Pub
(Camden N J)_
5
Gas
34%
Camden Natl Bk & Trust
2.50
Coal.;
Natl
Gas Co
Penn
39%
36%
36%
243
34%
25%
Co
25
30%
23%
i
__7.50
(N J)
47 %
—*
North
65 Va
(Albany)
43
First
Nor
45Vs
62
Co
Banking Co
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
161/4
North
41%
Trust
71
25%
19 VB
3474
67 Va
14Va
24%
■
5874
8474
5174
8
Nicholson File Co
101 'A
3574
48 Va
137/a
Assoc
47%
98'A
Philadelphia Natl Bank—
Pittsburgh National Bank
12 %
Elec
44
44
Co
31%
13%
ft
144
41
80
Trust
38
12%
Eng Gas
2874
137
33 Va
ft
29%
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
,
50c
National Shirt Shops of Del
1
New
3074
27
32%
Bank
35%
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—;_10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
b
Tr Co
&
29
25
(NY)_10
19%
25%
22%
Bk
18 %
17%
20%
County Trust Co—10
5
23%
2
Fairfield
4%
1
_
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1 preference
5
5%
2%
Corporation
Duriron Co
%
York)
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (SF)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
Federation
35%
60%
55 Va
17%
& Trust
—
New
x96
33
33
57%
National Newark ft Essex
16 Va
28%
56
Bank
5
(Chicago)
—33Va
County Trust Co (White Plains
22 %
5
111
Co
30%
20%
Bank—
Nat
30 Va
41 Va
102
10
99
Connecticut Bank
1
96
Ask
National Commercial Bank &
32%
Commercial Trust of
&
Bid
39%
National Bank of Westchester_5
National City Bank (Cleve)—10
380
75 %
York
(Fairfield County)
79%
365
10%
28 Va
17 Va
42 Va
—10
National
(Chicago).25
Co——
New
National Bank of Detroit
National
32
9%
—20
Trust (Buffalo)
5
Meadow Brook Nat'l Bank of
Nassau County N Y
5
Mellon Nat Bk ft Tr Co (Pgh) 25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis) __12.50
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston_10
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
70
12
City Natl Bk & Tr
Trust
66%
x49
——lo
Southern
&
(Savannah)
10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
_10
Long Island Trust Co
5
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)__10
45 Vs
303
York
New
Co——
Bank
Cleveland
30
(Phila)—10
Natl Bank
40 %
1
conv
40
Manufacturers ft Traders
—
Broad St Trust Co
3%
1
$1.25
.
Companies
Par
10
12
2%
*
Co
Ask
A
& S
T
(Newark )_25
Virginia
5
Supply Co
Chemical
Conversion
Wurlitzer Co
Boatmen's National Bank
Co
Fuel
■
974
20'4
22 Va
Co
Mountain
8%
19
Francisco)—
Chase Manhattan
Nalco Chemical Co
11V4
3
10
National Bank
America
ot
Centl-Penn
National Cleveland Corp..
National Gas & Oil Corp
38
10
21'/a
21 Va
Rubber
7%
1474
35%
19%
Bankers
Utilities
6%
26
13 Va
11V4
28
Missouri-Kansas
1
46%
24 Va
39%
26
Mohawk
common—:
44
37%
of Commerce
Missouri
Corp
21 >4
5
of
19%
Inc
1774
19Va
—5
of New York—_____-—100
14 Va
Inc
a
16 Va
Wood
Bank
49',4
Diebold
28 3
Witco
Bank
45
Dictaphone
24 Va
26%
Wisconsin Power ft Light Co__10
Bank
18%
Diversa
18
22 Va
5'/4
54%
Pipe Line Co.,5
2774
774
27'/*
42
13
Inc
16%
4%
20%
1
Arts
•
25 %
19 Va
Di-Noc
Chemical
7
1
Corp
12
Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co_
Wilcox Electric Co
33
29
2574
1.25
38%
Miss
—5
27 Va
—1
Corp
Co
Par
1
16%
11%
29%
48
2
20%
10%
9%
39
,_7%
19
28'/a
27%
Steel
Products
11 Va
Inc
24%
1
35 Va
common
19%
—10
77%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co—1
-
—2%
Tel
Co
5
Minneapolis Gas Co
Mississippi Shipping Co
10 Va
74
Central
Mfg Co
13%
9%
5
*
Laboratories
10
_,
Washington Steel Corp
___l
Watson Bros Transport A—_1
Wellington Mtg Co class A__10c
Wesco Financial Corp.,
1
18
Bank and Trust
41%
.
8%
2%
States
6%
38%
Inc
12
Corp.——1
2374
Service Co—1
6
2%
Publishing Co
1
A—__115%
class
25'/«
22
Lines—1
Motor
10c
—
23
7%
37%
—lc
Corp.
Machine & Eng
Class A
Miller
24%
Grocery Co
1
Waddell ft Reed Inc class A—_1
Warner ft Swasey Co—
1
Warren Brothers Co—_■___
5
17%
5%
1
Pipeline Co
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
Miles
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (L A) Co__—,
26%
Wells Corp
35
3
Mid-American
18%
24%
.
__50c
11%
49
50c
Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
23%
48%
26
Greene
6
1
Steel
Microdot
17
45%
1
16
Electric Co
&
Industries
McLouth
15
1774
25
37
52%
16
47 V4
30 Va
*
Maryland Shipbldg ft Dry
Maxson (W L) Corp
McLean
%
10%
43 Va
16%
13
8truthers
33 Va
Von's
Corp
Stubnitz
15
4874
31 Va
43
Strong Cobb Arner Inc—
%
3874
13%
46
40%
Co
1
17%
21 %
31 Va
11%
1%
19%
1%
29
Inc_50c
16
—5
Co
Co
18
Co——
Engine
&
1
Cross Company
Crouse-Hinds
W')
—1
Company
Craig Systems Inc.—
11
1
Corp
Herrington Co Inc
26%
Co„
42%
10%
50c
Co
Marlin-Rockwell
25%
Coffee
Electronics
Gas
Light & Power Co.*
Cook
cl B
com
Co
7%
Connecticut
Inc
Corp
9 %
Corp
39%
35
1
Co
Power
Chemical
_1
.
Lucky Stores Inc
19%
Gas
Corp.
(Hugh
6%
&
10
Va
5V4
12%
12 V4
Statler Hotels Delaware
Stouffer
22
4%
llVi
14
non-voting
Works—
Stepan
21
Vitro Corp of America
Screw
Stanley
9%
28
21
Common
32
3474
26
19%
Elec
Home
I
Steel
8%
Oil
conv
25%
8%
29 Va
1
Co
Ling-Temco
18%
$1.25
24
3
22
15
32 V*
•
Power
Register—
39%
10
20%
2274
14 Va
11V4
Pressed
Stanley
25
lc
&
Madison
43%
36 Va
23Va
Gas_5
Co
Loan
Macmillan
19 %
Commonwealth
1
*
16%
50%
13 Va
21 Va
28
Co—10c
Co
Standard
33 Va
11%
Valley Mould ft Iron Corp
5
Vance Sanders ft Company__50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
_5
Standard
4%
23
31
40%
14Va
Standard
20 Va
Plus
1
Colorado
4%
18%
*
Co
(A E)
Mfg Co
Stand Fruit & Steamship
15%
21
21%
Electric
Oil
Spur
69 Va
United States Servaterla Corp_l
United States Sugar Corp.—1
United States Truck Lines Inc.l
United Utilities Inc
10
Upper Peninsular Power Co___9
72 Va
15%
3
4174
66
1374
Dev
Staley
44%
1
69
27
V:
2%
20%
&
Spector Freight Sys
Speer Carbon Co
Sprague
24%
Producing Co__l
Gas
Southwestern
194
14%
Co
4%
59
38%
31 Va
29 V4
Union Texas Nat Gas Corp—1
United States Chem Mil Corp_l
United States Leasing Corp
.1
5%
3%
47
7 %
New Eng Tel Co
Union Gas Co
Southwestern
17%
__1
Inc
Blower
182
1
4% 1
55
36
"_«•
Wash Natural Gas Co
10 %
9
41 %
Keystone Portl'd Chemical Co_3
Koehring Co
5
Laboratory for Electronics—1
Laguna Niguel Corp units
Landers Frary & Clark
25
Ludlow
41
Southwest
♦
Ketchum Co Inc
19%
1
Southern
70 Va
Kentucky Utilities Co
46%
5
Southern
13%
3574
5
Oil
Nevada
26%
1
preferred
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
17%
Co
24 Va
61
12
Co—____—2
Colorado
10
66
$1.46
11%
Co
8%
674
57
_5
Calif Water
Southern
7%
*
.—5
Cable
.
674
32%
Towmotor Corp
__i
Tracerlab Inc
1
Trans Gas Pipe Line Corp__50c
Transwestern Pipeline Co__
1
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr
5
7
374
5 Va
—1
Tokheim Corp
l
&
3 Vs
39
11
6%
3%
*
35%
2
Shore
Southern
6%
34Va
Supply
Corp
Jessop Steel Co
44
Gas
6
15
Co
Inc
Water
12%
& Elev
25%,
20%
36%
Kaiser Steel Corp common
Lone
4%
South
Southern
8 Va
2i%
1
Inc
Corp
49%
19%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
10
Louisiana
Central
Utilities
Heintz
Inc
Co
&
Wire
28
5
1
Kennametal
Central Telephone Co—
10
Central Vt Public Serv Corp__6
Central
1
Co
Jervis
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Simplex
Investors Diver Services Inc—
Jamaica
Water
D)
7 Va
10
1
Service Corp
Pacific Power Co
23%
16Va
Jack
Calif
6%
Interstate
Southern
28%
5
(G
45
—10
Corp
38%
Sierra
3274
33%
—20o
Seismograph
28%
Itek
27
Searle
13 Va
90 %
58%
Iowa
36%
Fetzer
22 %
._*
Co
&
32 %
27%
Power Co__20
Associates
237/8
54Va
28%
;
Scholz Homes Inc
26 Va
25%
Water Service Co__25
5
30%
26%
Oregon
Sanders
*
1
California
10%
1
*
California
Petroleum
Corp__*
Interstate Motor Freight Sys__1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Burndy Corp
Byllesb.v (H M) & Co
19%
Corp_
Jacinto
8 Va
30%
*
San
31%
3 Va
1
18%
12 %
Inc
Service
31%
—1
Reid
X86%
Engineering
57 %
14
Marie
Scott
1
Interstate
46%
29%
Co_2Va
29 Vt
7%
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
Time Inc __;
Prod
1
Securities
58
Co
"units"
Bakeries
54
;
1574
155
Corp 7
Transmis
16%
Manufacturing
Corp
145
1
62 %
Plywood
2674
14
Texas Industries Inc___
1
Texas National Petroleum
1
Textron Inc 1959 warrants
Therm-O-Disc Inc
1
Thermo King Corp
1
Thomas ft Betts Co
*
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass—♦
Three States Nat Gas Co—__1
22%
1474
25
1
15%
Tubular
4%
Co
25c
Eastern
1874
13%
I5
58
Bantam
21%
Va
Ask
1774
1
•
Sawhill
1
International Textbook Co
54
14 Va
3974
A
Schield
Corp„50c
Rectifier Corp
;1
43%
127/a
18%
class
11%
Recreation
1
13
17%
Inc
Bid
1
Co—____1
Myers
42%
—_1
Water
Public
30'/a
37
10%
Internat'l
Class A
43 Va
28 %
21
39%
Bank
Iowa
40%
2
3
*
International
Interstate
29%
Inc_3%
1
Material
Trust
3
5
Rose
Skil
Indian
26%
Ryder Systems Inc
17%
Corp
Hugoton Production
Husky Oil Co
Indianapolis
Telecomputing Corp
Co
Sabre-Plnon
Pulp & Paper Corp—
27V4
10c
11%
149
2%
Class A common.
Hugoton
40
Mills
(H II)
Rockwell
7%
Gas
Field
137
6%
-
Fearless
10%
1
,1
Corp
Natural
86%
Gas
Express
&
Roddis
Hilton Credit Corp
Hoover Co class A_,
Houston
39%
25c
Co
Robertson
6%
36%
37%
Corp
1
Natural
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
:_1
Co
4%
__1
Purina CO
Heublein
High
40%
4%
„__5
Ralston
Republic
Splendor
38
Texas
Richardson
Hidden
20%
1
Radiation Inc class A
98
Co
19%
5
Mexico
49%
98
Inc
9 Va
T*ft Broadcasting Co
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
Tekoil Corp
Products
63
Harvey Aluminum Inc__
874
32%
88
Co
6%
1
New
88
Mining
Par
Suburban Propane Gas Corp__ 1
Susquehanna Corp
1
Systron-Donner Corp
*
20%
,
5
Hamp
45
5
5%
12 Va
of
59 Va
24%
Te'._
Purex
Purolator
Ask
1874
Alegre Sugar Corp
Corp Ltd—
10
110
Interstate
22%
156
of New
Co class A com_10
Sharpe Mfg. Co
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc
Brush
Beryllium Co-
California
x29%
Controls—1
&
common
International
4%
1
America.
of
Products
Bowman
Brown
1
Industries Inc_.
Paper Corp ADR
Bowling
Bowser
Bryson Inc
148
1
Indiana Gas & Water
Black Hills Power & Light Co__l
20%
•
Chemicals
Houston
_1
CO—
Baxter Laboratories
Corp__5
Society—
Houston
Balrd Atomics
Power
5
Corp
Grolier
Hewlett-Packard
2.50
—
Gas
&
x20%
Grinnell
Brick Co
Bid
5
Inc.._10c
Petroleum-,,——_v___i__l
13%
23 Va
Amer-Saint
Pubco
America
Properties
12%
5
Atnerican-Marietta
Ask
of
Co
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Co
——1
Corp
Co—
Cement
American
Bid
f« Friday, Augw 26)
any
Industrials and Utilities
Bid
45
preceding pafe.
.
(Winston-Salem N C)
5
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co__10
54 Va
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(838)
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations
Mutual Funds
Funds—
Mutual
Aberdeen
Bid
Par
25c
Fund
Inc—
Ask
2.16
Mutual
Funds—
Par
Intl Resources Fund Inc
2.37
Affiliated
Fund
1.25
7.44
8.05
Investment
American
Business
Shares
1
4.24
4.53
Investment Trust of
American
Investors
Fund
1
al4.63
American Mutual Fund Inc
Amer
Research
Associated
Atomic
Corp___l
25 V*
26ye
*
1.52
1.67
5.02
5.48
Dev
Fund "A"
11.27
11.35
12.40
12.37
13.45
1
33.73
Fund_l
al3.54
Inc__—.—
Fund
(The)
Johnston
America
Mutual
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
5.85
8.60
9.35
4.38
24.86
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
(Low Priced Bonds)—_1
B-3
4.01
1
B-4
B-2
21.89
(Discount
Bonds)—
11.97
13.01
K-2
(Growth
9.30
10.10
S-l
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Boston Fund Inc
1
11.50
12.50
S-2
(Income
Slocks)—1
17.45
Broad
50c
12.69
13.70
1
12.83
14.07
Canada
Street
K-l
Fund
Ltd
Investment
Bullock Fund Ltd____
California Fund Inc
1
18.86
(1954)
of
(Growth
Stock)—1
Com
Priced
13.52
14.10
14.44
15.62
5.94
6.52
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
6.83
7.48
14.37
Lexington Income Trust
17.77
Life
Insurance
Insurance
11 56
9.74
Corp
100
preferred
Energy
Fund
Commonwealth
shares
Industries
Metal
shares
14,000
Paper
shares
137
12.52
9.77
8.99
1
1
9.72
17.25
1
19.76
21.48
1
8.42
9.15
1
14.43
15.60
18%
3.65
1.97
3.84
2.67
of beneficial
19%
Ihc
int-33ya0
13.44
14.53
33 %C
15.05
16.27
interest—1
21.48
23.22
Growth
Stock
—
Inc:
Fund
18.94
20.69
7.19
7.86
Mutual
1
11.33
12.38
14.38
15.55
9.51
10.44
1
a!4.22
1
3.21
3.49
20.45
22.12
14.61
15.79
1
16.33
57.39
57.97
1
11.39
12.52
National
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc
1
9.67
10.63
National
1
10.02
10.98
Diversified Investment Fund
1
8.96
9.82
interest
16.49
1
Dividend
Shares
25c
3.01
15.21
16.53
Balanced
Stock
1
50c
12.15
Stock
12.19
13.03
Growth
1
7.81
8.54
10
Investment
11.36
1
10.56
11.54
!
-1
5.54
6.05
1
22.87
22.87
Corp
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
7.89
20c
Eurofund Inc
19%
1
Fund
New
5.94
Nucleonics
Chemistry
—1
10.56
1
13.99
14.99
13.81
15.101
Inc
_1
13.66
16.52
One William Street Fund
1
12.63
13.65
16.81
Oppenheimer Fund
1
12.16
12.46
1
18.42
19.91
Over-The-Counter
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
4.32
4.73
Florida
Mutual
Fund
6.30
Penn
1
2.19
2.39
Peoples
•
Inc
10.79
11.73
6.18
6.79
Founders Mutual Fund
5.76
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock
Preferred
stock
series
lc
2.81
9.25
10.14
1.70
Pioneer
3.10
1
Investors
Inc
Securities
Capital
General
Investors
Corp
1.84
17.64
1
Trust
6.41
Fund——
Price
Fund
(T Rowe)
Growth
20.35
11.84
—50c
11.25
11.36
2.50
8.73
9.49
1
14.20
14.34
1
7.62
8.24
1
7.08
7.70
Quarterly
lc
8.84
9.69
Scudder
Fund
1
Dist
Shares
14.40
15.65
1
Inc
16.36
1
Fund
15.05
6.87
7.51
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
Equip
9.31
lc
10.20
Building shares
lc
lc
6.57
lc
12.62
13.82
(The) Stock Fund_lc
12.34
13.51
7.01
7.69
9.26
10.15
6.96
Scudder
7.21
Chemical
7.63
Food
shares
shares
5.96
lc
_
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares
Industrial
Machinery
Institutional
Bond
of
Canada.—25c
Bcudder SLevens & Clark Fund-1
Shares
Capital Growth Fund
Common
Fund
lc
shs
V
6.49
lc
shares
6.54
Stevens &
Stock
Common
12.66
12.66
Fund
Inc—1
a9.6l
Shares—1.25
9.13
Investors
_—__i,* 1
14.10
37.08
J
a29.77
9.25
10.14
Television-Electronics Fund
l
8-28
9.02
2.41
Texas
1
9.80
10.71'
Equipment shares
lc
5.39
5.92
Townsend
Railroad Stock shares
lc
8.93
9.79
Growth
.—lc
6.76
7.39
10.18
Twentieth
Century Growth Inv.
7.32
8.00
Balanced Fund
9.51
12.79
1
19.64
Guardian
1
Fund
Inc
Inc.,
U
Funds
S
Series
United
H-C7
10c
;
Series H-DA
10c
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital
l
Fund
Inc
5.05
Fund
1
Fund
7.99
11.96
Funds
Canada
1
14.65
16.01
1
Lid
15.34
16.67
__1
6.60
7.21
1
5.34
5.84
4.93
Value
Line Income
Fund
a26.31
Value
Line
Situations
Special
2.59
2.84
Wall
7.67
8.38
Washington
1
9.37
10.24
1
8.58
9.28
Fund
Inc
Inc
Street
Investors
10c
3.61
3.95
1
8.38
9.16
Investing Corp.,
Mutual
Fund Inc
-1
9.45
14.30
Fund.lc
15.55
1
12.80
10c
13.15
14.33
11.74
Whitehall Fund
11.12
12.16
Winfield
6.33
Monument
Life
10
55%
2%
3%
National
Lift
Ins
CommonwealMi
Co
Life
(Ky)
General
Old
23
25ya
Nationwide Corp
Bonds—
Bid
American
Can
Baltimore
Gas &
Bausch
Lomb
4%s
Inc.
Growth
Wisconsin
7.00
Ind
Fund
Fund Inc
1
6.37
6.88
;
'
Bonds—
1990
102%
103 V*
Elec 4%s_1980
106 y2
107
1979
128
132
Midwest
Burlington Industries 4'/4S—1975
102
104
Miss
Bid
*%s
&
Opt 4%s
Canadian Pacific
Cenco
Ry 4s
Instruments
4%s
1969
1980
Carrier
Corp 4%s
_1982
Central 111 Elec & Gas 5s
1990
93 y2
95%
114 y2
116V2
91
93
Lowenstein (M)
Gas
River
1980
Fuel
5%s
Mueller Brass 3%s
National Can
106 V*
106%
1980
5%s
79 V*
103%
104%
5s
1975
79
83
83y2
85%
100
104%
103%
Nor^hspan Uran 5%s ww
1963
Northwestern Bell Tel 4%_1998
Pacific
1979
100%
101 %
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s
1972
171
174
Phoenix
Donsol Edison 4%s
1990
104
104%
114%
116%
Seaboard Finance 5%s_
1980
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
Credit
4%s
El Paso Natural Gas 5%s__1977
Ferro Corp 3%s_
1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1976
132
98
Petroleum
5%s
ww
South'n
100
1982
General Port Cement 5s
98%
1977
118
Oen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
Utilities 47/bS
1990
99
175
Gulf States
Hilton
Illinois
Hotel
Bell
6s
<Ss
ww
Telep 4%s
Int'l Harvester 4%s
Laclede
Gas
1984
4%s
;
104 %.
96%
Texas
1977
_1973
Counties
.—1969
Gas
4%s_1985
ww
—1982
Finance 5.40s 1980
Electric
East
.
5y2s
Sperry Rand 5%s
Tampa
5s
;—
Steel
State Loan &
GMAC 4%s
New
Amsterdam
Hampshire Fire.
York
21%
379
399
5
158
166
Co—
5
77V*
81
99
1997
104
1981
100%
104%
101%
1985
105
105y2
North
Fire
Ins
Northern
Pacific
53 Va
53%
57%
32%
35%
40
43
—2.50
Insurance
Ins Co
of
indemnity
56%
10
,__5
Co
River
Northeastern
15%
3-33%
Y
N
'
12
13%
12%
42%
45%
10
89%
94
Co
10
64%
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y—10
Peerless Insurance Co
5
24
25%
44V2
47%
Philadelphia Life Ins
5
53%
56Vz
60Vz
Phoenix.
—————10
so y4
57%
83%
59 V*
62V2
Providence-Washington
23%
25%
Federal
Insurance
Co
68
3
4
3%
Fidelity Bankers Life Tns
1
Fidelity & Deposit of Md—5
51
54l/2
Fireman's
52 y2
55%
71%
75%
Franklin
Fund
Life
(S
2.50
F)_
Insurance
_4
General Reinsurance
CorpGlens Falls
Globe &
10
5
American
Life
Hanover
Steam
22%
Seaboard
82%
Security Ins (New Haven)Security Life & Trust Co
Springfield Fire & Marine
Insurance
Owners
(Fla)
59
64%
50Vz
20V2
22-
$6.50
45
48
54
Standard
Life
preferred
90%
United
U
S
73/4
U
S Fire
2%
3%
47V*
of
33
36 Va
5%
39%
55
46
50%
33%
35%
108
103
5s
Trans
1990
5%s
6%
8
26'%
29%
87
90%
5
Amer
53
.
/■ 7%
2.50
32%
34"%
5
45 Va
29%
31%
2
Insurance Co in
City of N Y
42%
3
Insurance
38
the
Fire
40%
,
2
32%
34%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures alter decimal point represent
Bid
4%s
Sept.
Jan.
19,
4%s Feb.
15,
1961_
1960
100.3
15,
100.6
100.25
5'/tS Sept 1, 196()_
4yas Oct. 3, 1960
4.45s Dec 1, 1960
100.24
100.26
3s
100
—
100.2
1963
99.8
Feb.
Federal
99.24
Sept.
12,
4%s
March
4yas
April
Land
1961—
101.15
102.8
3%s
Feb.
100.4
100.20
102.24
103.8
3 Vis
1962
March
1962—
11,
1963—
J99.16
Sept.
20,
100.1
100.13
100.24
100.28
100.19
4s May 1,
1962—
4%s Aug. 20, 1962
2%s Mav 1, 1963
101.11
1961
10,
1960
101.4
101
101.28
Sept.
20,
100.10
4s
Sept.
4%s
1960
100.24
4%s May 10, 1961_
4%s June 12,1961
13,
Dec.
100.15
99.30
Bonds—
101.2
100.4
5 "/as
11,
20,
100.5
100.13
100.30
1961—
10,
Bank
100.1
100.3
1961—
4s April 3, 1961
3%s April 3. 1961
4%s June 20, 1961
100.2
Ask
100
100.20
I960—
10,
1,
5%S Oct.
Federal Nnll Mortgage Assn—
5.35s
point
a
for Cooperatives—
100.23
15, 1961
3%s April 17, 1961—
of
Bid
100.4
100.4
4.45s March
April
32nds
more
or
Banks
1961
15,
one
Ask
Banks—
100.23
100.6
100.10
101.11
101.15
100.28
101.8
101.4
1961—
101.20
102.28
98.4
103.12
98.16
4%s April 20, 1964
3%s May 2, 1966—
102.28
97.8
98.8
4 %S
99.28
102.12
March
4yas Nov.
20,
1968
12. 1963
101.16
102.10
101.12
101.28
4%s March
4%s June
20,
1969
102
10, 1965
103
102.16
103.8
4%s July
3%s
March
April
April 10, 1970
4yas
Aug.
10,
1971—
5yas
Feb.
10,
1972
11,
10.
1968:
97.16
1969—
98.16
101.24
104.16
99.20
1969—
103.16
104.16
1970-
5%# Feb. 20.
102.24
103.16
15.
107.16
108.16
3%s April 1, 1970
5%s July 20, 1970—
100.4
95
108
109
96
107.16
108.16
102.8,
103.8
94.16
95.16
99.24
100.24
97.24
98.24
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Bid
Ask
100.13
100.15
Certificates of Indebtedness—
4%8
Nov
4%s
Feb.
15
or
32nds of
more
15, 1961
l%s
Oct.
Bid
1962
1961
3%s Nov.
15,
1962
101.21
101.23
2%S
15,
1963
98.15
98.17
100.8
l%s April 1,
Feb.
1963
96.4
96.8
1963
May 15,
l%s Oct. 1,
99.28
101.27
3%s
Feb.
15.
99.30
4%s
101.29
1963_
Nov. T5,
95.16
1963
104.8
99.18
l%s April 1,
1964
94.20
100.17
4%s May 15,
94.28
1964
101
1961—
104.14
101.2
3%s
104.18
101.1
101.3
98.22
98.26
May
15,
1964
5s
101.5
101.7
Aug. 15, 1964—
l%s Oct. 1, 1964
101.21
1962—
4s
101.23
4%s
Nov.
98.2
l%s
April
Feb.
15, 1962
iy2s April 1, 1962.1
4s May 15,
1962——
101.21
101.23
4s
102.8
105.14
93.20
102.16
Aug. 15,
95.20
104.12
99.12
100.14
May 15, 1961
Aug. 1, 1961
1,
97.2
100.30
101.2
100.6
-
3%s
Oct.
96.30
100.28
l%s Oct. 1, 1960
l%s April 1, 1961
iy2s
Ask
(Con tinned )-
1,
101
1961
Treasury Notes—
4s
point
a
MaturityTreasury Notes
I960
4%s May 15,
3yas Aug. 1,
one
97.30
1962
15,
4%s May
1964
1,
1965
15,
105.2
105.18
93.28
105.6
92.16
92.24
104.16
1965—
104.20
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Dated
Rate
Due
5%s
12-
1-59
1-
4-60
5.375
2-
Bid
9-.1-60
10-
3-60
Ask
100.1
4.55s
100.8
4%s
1-60
11-
100.13
100.15
3-
1-60
12-
1-60
100.17
100.19
4-
4-60
1-
3-61
100.17
100.19
1980
1-60
United States
Yield Price
'f\?.Bid
September 1, 1960
99.983
6-
3.80s
8-
3.10s
wi
2-
1-60
7-
3.30s
Due
2-60
5-60
4-
1-60
9-
5-
1-60
Bid
Ask
1-61
100.21
100.2:
1-61
3-
100.28
100.3(
3-61
1
6-
61
1-61
100.14
100.11
100.4
100.6
100
100.2
Treasury Bills
:V': V.:-
.
Ask
.
Yield Price
Bid
99.990
Ask
99.400
99.46'
99 329
December 15, I960—
December 22,
1960
December 29, I960—
99.39:
99.941
99.907
January
5,
September 29,
99.158
99.875
99.19
January
January
12,
1961
99.093
99.13
15,
1961.
99 035
October
1960
99.862
105
October
6, 1960——
13, 1960
77
October
17,
October
k„
109
114
October
20,
27,
99.965
99.780
99.735
1960
99.748
99.703
1960
99.791
99.717
99.685
1960
—
99.700
99.636
99.653
19.
January 26.
February 2,
102 V2
November 3,
November 10,
1960
99.567
99.586.
124 V*
I960—'
99.513
99.534-
101 %
101%
November 17,
1960—
99.458
99.480
March
104%
105
November 25,
1960
99.391
99.404
April
101V*
December
91
t,
8,
1960
99.426
99.478
I960-
99.411
1961
99.07
98.87
98 761
;
98.97
98 831
1961
99.02
98.938
-
98.80
98 789
98.72
98 621
99.467
1961
98.40
98.200
98.22
97.458
—
98.64
98.383
22, 1961
15, 1961—*——;
July 15,
99.35
98^987
1961
February 9, 1961
February 16, 1961
February 23, 1961
102 %
100%
99 288
1961.
January
124
1971
Dated
5-
September 8, 1960
99.958
September 15, 1960——ui;—99.929
September 22, 1960
j
99.893
98
75%
1971
'*
Rate
100
100.6
102
102
Underwood Corp 5 %s.
US Industries 4%s
97.49
225
5%s
1970
1971
Washington Gas Light 5%s_1985
Westcoast Trans 5y2s
1988
■"
49%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Westchester
5
36
Y)„2
U S Lire
441/4
Ins__10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__ 10
Co
61
10
62%
Ins
40%
51 %
2
Accident
59 Va
37
57%
5
10
24%
55
-10
.
47/a
58
22
5
;
.
See Life Ins (N
Title Guaranty Co (N Y)
Travelers Insurance Co:
7
_50o
4y4
1
Amer
82
1
Amer
of
Co.,
Standard
Co
Ins
Ins
61
55
Marine-,.—..6.25
59%
5
of
&
Life
Standard
51
10
.
—
Corp
Fire
47%
10
Co
Life
Paul
Seaboard Surety
(D C)_1.50
—5
Insp & Insurance
Jefferson
St
Boiler
Home
1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
5
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
__2
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Natl Life insurance—2
77
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Insurance Co.
10
57
10
Pyramid I.ifc-Ins Co (N C)
20%
—4
Employ Lire Ins
Gulf
___
40%
,
Employees Ins
(DC).
Great
38
7%
119
5
Republic Ins Co
Government
6V2
—
Co_
104%
95
Textron Amer 5s.
104 y2
35%
New
80
1976
.
111
Commercial
33
New
Inc
Ask
1981
103%
1977
41%
class A
5
Casualty—2
15%
Co
& Sons—
109
Chance Vought 5%s
39
37
20 %
111
14 y4
5
14%
10
107
1
com
Fire
34%
4.40S
& Conv. Debentures Issues
Ask
AA
129
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employers Group.-Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
5.25s
Security
Inc
120
10
Accident Tns.
1
4 80s
Recent
&
Line
Union
_5
Lire
Assurance
Forsler
Life
National
Ins
Casualty
&
Natl
Natl
60
gy2
14ya
59%
10
53%
75/3
———2
Connecticut
Fire
55%
(N J)___2
Standard Life
Boston Insurance Co..
(Bait)—
49
5
JO
13.84
10.73
lc
2%
Beneficial
15.54
14.27
-
Growth
2
10.33
Wellington Equity Fund——1
Wellington Fund
1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Income Fund
13.82
7.31
Value Line Fund Inc—
5.51
12.71
11.00
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc— 1
Institutional
12%
Figures after decimal point represent
1
9.02
Fund——lc
39%
4
Manufacturers
4s
Continental
8.25
Inst Foundation
36%
&
Maturity12.78
Income Fund Shares-!
lc
Incorporated Income Fund!
Incorporated Investors
40%
Fire Assurance—12.50
Merchants
Inc—
United Science Fund—
Hamilton Funds Inc—
11.82
International
&
Accumulated
United
United
Inc_l
Fund
Fund
United
20.23
Inc—
Fund
Investment
Fund
United
a20.24
Mutual
37
Merchants
30%
1
_1
Shippers—.
Bankers Natl
Mass
46 Va
Re-insurance
a37.35
2.18
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Ins
9%
42
1
(Galveston)
39.08
-lc
9.29
Nat
&
40%
43 %
29
Investors
American
8%
4
38%
40 %
15.44
•
X
—
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnlmm
lc
8.68
1
Corp
(Wash D C)
Bankers
3%
1
5
«l)
Mercury
Amer
1
Inc
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
Petroleum
11.68
American
Amer
Co
19%
59%
232
2'/«
Assurance.
(Newark N
'
Bonding & Ins_5
Indemnity & Life Ins
5
15.38
Stock
lc
Fla)_
Home
Amer Ins Co
Ins
Casualty
12.46
Sterling
lc
American
Life
Amer
18%
56
223
Massachusetts
17.65
Sovereign
7.12
_lc
Maryland
14.23
8.34
shares
Loyal
24%
Co_1.50
Ins—
11.40
6.34
shares
11 y4
32
Life
16.11
5.78
Tobacco
10%
Insur
Heritage
1
10
—10
Va
Life
rl
lc
Utilities
Life "Ins Co 1
Fidelity
National
.—1
(Edson B) Fund
15.03
Steel
Lincoln
Shareholders Trust of Boston—l
Southwestern Investors Inc
9.87
8.00
RR
Life Companies Inc
Life Insurance Co of
Smith
American
13.73
shares
12%
3
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
3%s May 1, 1971—
4y«S Feb. 15, 1972-1967—
Selected
lc
Bond
45%
18%
4%s
lc
Railroad
18%
11%
4%s
al8.92
Clark—
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
shares
17%
5.40s
18.57
10.91
Growth Stock
Putnam
19.17
or
al3.89
•
Inc
(Geo)
34%
Casualty Ins Co
Tenn
17
(Jacksonville
6.96
1
—
Fund
32%
•
Ask
&
42
American General
Amer
3%s
Inc
Inc—
Fund Inc
Puritan
14.93
Corp
Fund
Putnam
General
1
Pine Street Fund Inc
lc
1
Fundamental
Futures
series
Inc
Square Mutual
Philadelphia
Life
__5
3%s
15.55
Fund
89'A
Assur
Federal Home Loan
15.20
Securities
64
86
11.42
&
Shares
60
,
& Casualty_5
preferred
5
9.69
1
Electronics
23
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)„2
10
8.74
8.80
5
25c
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc
20%
87%
Co
6.49
8.00
1
England
r;. V-;>
Par
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Bid
91V*
8.34
1
—„
21 %
4.15
7.63
1
Series.
FundNew York Opiial Fund
of Canada Ltd
8.18
3.84
1
Series
Series
Stock
American
Ask
84
Fidelity
conv
Insurance
—
—
Stock
Preferred
50c
Federated Growth
Series
Series
Insurance
Home
Series—
Income Series
Fund
Fund
Electronics
Corp
Securities
Dividend Series
Howard—
&
Investors
Balanced
Bond
3.31
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton
Nation
Insurance
Equitable
$1.25
Hartford
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
De Vegh Investing Co Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware Fund
—
87
10
,._5
Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Shares
Trust
beneficial
of
Inc—1
Corp
Life
Bid
10
Surety
American
Gov
—1
Foundation Fd_l
Inc
Investment Fund
Mutual Shares
Inc
Fund
Automation
&
Mutual Income
Mutual
Series B
Investment
of beneficial
Units
Missiles-Jets
Aetna
Agricultural
2.16
Trust
Investors
investors
Fund
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Income
3.33
Massachusetts Life Fund—
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Western
lc
3.50
Mass
& Stock
Fund Inc
Composite Fund Inc
Fund
3.90
2.50
2.43
shares
10.57
15.87
3.61
3.56
2.28
shares
Massachusetts
1
3.29
-Jc
lc
Petroleum
Insurance
&
Continental
shares—lc
—.—
Aetna
Crum
—lc
—
Par
Casualty
Continental
Special Investment shares, lc
Transport shares
—lc
>
13.68
11.69
Investment
6.51
a26.60
Electric
10.70
5.98
Inc—1
16
al5.23
General
130
19.14
Can—1
12.43
13,600
12.35
17.51
Mutual Fund—•
10.02
1
Fund Inc
or
11.30
Funds—
Ma.nu.gcd
16.45
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite Bond
Fund
•15 %
1
Fund
Stk
Looniis-Sayles
Loom is Sayies
Income
Commonwealth
1
—1
Investors lue
9.27
1
Shares
Inc
Inc
11.49
:
100
Colonial
Fund
15.05
1
1
_50c
14.76
12.92
Com
16.43
8.89
9.66
SLks)_I
(Low
13.29
10.58
Boston
Securities
Dividend
13.13
7.41
1
Colonial
Crown
12.03
Com
Life
Century Shares Trust
Concord
21.50
S-4
&
Fund
Chemical Fund Inc
1%
16.84
19.71
6.78
lc
Shares
Stock
Christiana
15.43
hazard
Fund Ltd
Fund
8.85
1
1
Inc—
Capital Life Ins
Chase
1
Fund)__—
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
Canadian International Growth
Growth
(Income Fund)
1
Ltd
17.02
10.51
(High-Grade Coin Stk)— 1
S-3
Canada General Fund—
Canadian Fund
23.88
9.63
for Friday, August 26)
"
Aetna
American
25.94
15.60
1
—1-1
Axe-Templeton Growth
34.40
'
Elect'nics Corp lc
&
10.31
5.38
Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science
1
Boston—1
Istel
9.64
Trust
Mut
Axe-Houghton
8.82
Fund Inc—1
&
Fund
Devel
1
of
6.01
Monday, August 29, 1960
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
5.50
Investors Research Fund——1
—
Co
Bid
lc
.
93
87
89V2
FOOTNOTES
88
__
104%
104%
93
December
-
♦No
96%
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
FOR
Net asset value,
Exchange,
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid yield
t New stock,
x
price,
d
Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wl When
k Admitted
issued,
to
listing
y Ex-stock
on
the
dividend.
i
,wwwt,
Volume
THE
Bank
192
Number 5981
COURSE
.
OF
clearings this week will show
BANK
an
increase
(839)
""'"""""""-""-v-
CLEARINGS
compared with
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
6.2% above those of the corresponding week last year.
$24,131,974,706 against $22,718,446,995 for the
at
Chester
there is
week in
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 11.0%.
a
Week Ended Aug.
New
27—.
< :
York
Chicago
___
——
+
11.0
1,210,594,484
1,196,630,620
+
1.2
2.9
City
706,824,139
451,182,349
449,010,074
+
0.5
"371,700,000
353,300,000
+
5.2
704,256,310
+
3.6
391,233,617
;—
_
1,020,000,000
699,351,196
•;
—
Louis
St.
——~r-
Francisco
San
Pittsburgh
>
,
Cleveland
.
i
—
—
413,411,675
five
J
""
All
-
a
♦'•••*
••."
3,834,459
6,927,780
2.1
16,309,900
6,060,983
14,993,623
8.3
14,371,943
13,180,452
0.2
1,104,530,406
1,056,450,038
12,503,325
1,198,094,853
—
+
14,130,868
12,887,577
+
9.6
358,942,662
340,524,759
639,203,226
+
5.4
13,710,837
287,594,876
12,250,629
292,378,289
664,914,362
+
4.0
552,041,631
601,603,09*
+
_
83,076,400
76,229,500
14,207,000
16,631,922
14,499,169
13,666,410
471,073,795
1,621,744,256
Total
.
—
(7 cities).
9.0
60,513.500
46,754,500
—14.6
13,051,797
+
6.1
440,689,111
+
7.1
12,830,381
401,883,355
12,240,369
13,530,706
453,234,925
1,539,832,505
+
5.3
1,341,626,377
1,431,992,512
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
1.3
West
Virginia—Huntington
6,136,580
___
Virginia—Norfolk
1.3
+
4,668,993,980
12.0
$24,131,974,706 $22,718,446,995
+
6.2
>
4,062,741
4,289,095
21,280,535
21,814,56*
9,942,969
459,892,623
404,149,617
+ 13.8
7,737,180
361,568,762
149,118,130
139,055,035
+
7.2
139,302,511
350,667,251
133,263,342
(6
927,667,612
862,061,804
+
7.6
782,360,419
743,921,917
32,581,043
36,284,860
145848,023
400,600,000
„
—
248,182,336
0.3
+
226,831,810
7,282,209
6.0
+
3.2
0.2
Columbia—Washington..
District of
933,798.799
—
281,127,759
9,914,122
Maryland—Baltimore
+
22,749,000
280,561,310
_
South Carolina—Charleston
_____________
+ 21.1
5,066,271
22,016,000
Richmond
7.2
+
1,046,298,729
•
Total
cities).
•.
Total-all cities for, w*sek_
•
•Estimated.
v>
4,731,493,645
3,466,031
6,320,833
3,692,862
—11.7
26,404,111
1,196,089,175
cities)
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
$23,085,675,977 $21,784,648,196
—
cities, - one day—
-
•
:
•
13.544,419
Youngstown
4.7
$18,354,182,332 $17,115,654,216
-
+ 14.9
+ 11.3
1,875,223
4,083,600
999,000,000
5.4
+
347,806,708
"______________
4.6
—
6,836,492
Columbus
.
days...—..u-.—,
'•••:
0.4
3,593,019
i 7.950,601
Mansfield
1.1
561,100,529
.
V !'•? Total ail citiies, fjve ;days-i_;
-t-r.r*
■
.
'
cities,, five day*——
other-cities,
•
v" V:
\ > '.
v;
Ten
_
_
—
v
.
568,173,257
331.452,400
—
Baltimore
—
Cleveland
990,000,000
—
0.3
—
Cincinnati
*
'•
(11
Ohio—Canton
729,539,000
Boston
Kansas
$11,363,314,161
1.,
Philadelphia
;•
$12,610,956,029
——
+ 13.5
5,144,766
1,125,000,000
5,677,312
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
1959
i960
.
;
1,699,063
25,862,640
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
v
1,641,059
2,177,769
4,782,212
1,042,000,000
4,088,906
6,624,537
7,020,176
.
—
Jersey—Trenton
Total
,
+ 63.5
7,853,627
York
the week follows:
1,365,446
2,378,033
*4,000,000
Delaware—Wilmington
New
1,935,773
5,128,680
Wilkes-Barre
At this center
1959.
2,013,438
1,121,000,000
5,414,048
Scranton
Our comparative summary for
t
—27.6
*2,700,000
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals stand
$
1,841,748
2,232,042
Lancaster
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
1987
1958
Dec. %
1,333,543
Bethlehem
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, August 27, clearings for all
Inc. or
$
$
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
47
Week Ended Aug. 20
1959
1960
Pennsylvania—Altoona
liminary figures compiled by
of the
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
A,! ,,j.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
'
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
•v
1.1
38,563,660
39,008,740
187,393,620
174,011,775
+
7.7
186.674,088
497,900,000
469,800,000
+
6.0
416,900,000
—
'
Nashville
<
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
—
'Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
Ac¬
cordingly, in the . above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
f
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
:
we are
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the
the whole country having amoufnted to $28,546,042,081
Outside of this city there
week in 1959.
Alabama—Birmingham
Louisiana—New
Total
against $22,718,446,995 in the
We group the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we
note that in the
and in the
New York Reserve District the totals register an improvement of 25.3%
Boston Reserve District of 7v7%.< but in the Philadelphia Reserve
268,847,393
cities)
(10
1,561,710,545
—.
226,717,251
15,521,375
620,837
203,182,044
3.6
+
214,148,26V
+ 17.0
—
6,164,146
6,013,662
228,535,562
202,766,442
13,970,766
+ 31.0
659,952
276,786,913
•
-
246,094,309
5.3
+
16,845,951
1,699,324,263
Orleans
5,367,253
5,904,799
4.8
+
281,547,874
772,141
-
2.9
.723,016
1,314,061,581
1,280,656,163
+ 25.8
3,532,043
3,292,033
19,937,517
11,130,835
12,426,11*
8.8
+
Dis¬
The Chicago Reserve District totals have been enlarged by 4.1%, the
trict of 8.8%.
5,039,997
4,005,029
22,596,187
21,969,853
+
2.9
16,581,714
12,976,668
18,026,205
11,284,013
+ 15.0
8,680,198
14,712,423
+ 22.5
13,110,284
108,490,000
95,573,000
+ 13.5
10,246,640
+
3.2
84,991,000
8,633,705
79,112,000
10,571,126
4,917,662
5,158,807
—
4.7
3,594,455
184,384,654
188,333,098
—
2.1
154,622,900
3,785,723
174,253,696
6,254,100
40,249,430
South Bend
Terre
Haute
.
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show a gain
decline of 0.2%.
a
District the totals
Seventh Federal Reserve District—ChicagoMichigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
5.7%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 7.6% and in the Atlanta Reserve
of
368,897,165
17,449,141
week ended
gain of 5.7%, the bank clearings
was a
at this center showing an increase of 25.8%.
record
304,732,886
Mississippi—Vicksburg
+ 12.1
7,100,524
6,498,178
289,450,638
6,810,976
Florida—Jacksonville
For that week there was an increase of 15.3%, the aggregate clearings for
Aug. 20.
same
7,957,281
__-
,
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
issue of next week.
our
Sioux
3.3
7,610,519
58,417,106
53,023,074
+ 10.2
48,293,813
19,994,164
18,310,412
9.2
17,563,315
13,243,818
3,603,045
1,443,868,924
1,533,078
4.6
1,512,410
1,394,153,451
3.6
1,120,047,293
1,295,506
1,085,320,365
8,761,936
9,050,430
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
3.9%.
9,922,525
Decatur
+
Reserve
District by 9.8%
and the Minneapolis Reserve District by
In the following we furnish a summary
SUMMARY^ OFBANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended Aug. 20—
1st Buaion
2nd
12 cities
—
New. York
-
4tb Cleveland
6th Atlapta
,
6
8th St
•
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_17
Louis.
855,498,638
805,946,725
+ 25.3
11,155,635,997
10,473,351,176
0.2
1,104,530,406
.1,539,832,505
5.3
1,341,626,377
862,061,804
7.6
782,360,419
—
4.1
1,526,710,584
1,499,006,503
871,920,397
793,787,981
9.8
699,874,470
+ 20.0
795,326,240
3.9
693,588,577
778,694,721
7.3
689,387,769
V-*
City
835,578,530
Total
401,900,000
+ 11.3
356,200,000
352,700,000
227,723,915
161,126,221
+
6.2
11.1
198,442,734
142,616,523
190,644,728
+
3,464,208
3,037,845
+ 14.0
2,615,213
2,626,958
871,920,897
cities)
(4
' 793,787,981
9.8
699,874,470
694,276,049
10,339,764
553,709,689
428,208,899
169,002,157
13,321,684
2.5
10,248,377
4,664,925
1.1
172,059,887
12,463,976
5,364,860
7,607,975
7,813,385
2.6
7,327,518
16,348,665
2.4
15,500,837
826,605,578
795,326,240
+
3.9
693,588,577
652,114,919
+
23.8
:
7,272,276
780,978
732,44*
8,017,579
153,952,271
10,143,075
27,927,899
419,173,862
>13,130,430
6,261,558
689,387,769
640,120,096
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
13,147,04*
477,805,028
4,613,723
Dakota—Fargo
South
3,735,764
3.4
5.7
16,734,606
North
640,120,096
+ 13.7
535,338,515
208.744,163
12,986,362
_
Paul
652,114,919
678,968,856
1.5
589,032,448
548,118,392
1,616,346,344
1,539,311,339
5.0
1,375,415,054
.
24,766,593,702
+15.3
22,127,822,320
12,967,481,709;
+
5.7
11,370,858,515
week ended Aug; 20
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■
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:.
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-
-
:
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'-'U.
First FederalVeserve
■
^
1.
*■
Dislrict^ll Ostein—
i
$>44
H
V"
•
.r'
r»
<3,313,055
+ 16.0
7,004,559
'
761,916,587
.+
+
1.7
————
Springfield
r
; Worcester
Rhode
New
1,671,046
3,713,715
'
—-
17,114,658
13,984,093
' >
—L
11,976,691
55,466,939.
56,317,329
25,559,472
22,436,210
3
41,229,700
40,843,400
X
4,231,771
4,257,310
1,003,363,977
Haven___^____—
932,022,710
■.
:
Island—Providence
Hampshire—^Manchester——Total
14,222,984
^
:
'
•____
Connecticut---Hartford,
New
1,481 763
3,939,571
v
(12 cities).
:_
4
'4
1,283,808
Total
3,798,831
3,557,100
+ 22.4
13,424,917
13,719,061
+
+ 18.8
10,764,453
11,405,301
1.5
37,333,276
(9
+13.9
21,276,387
23,034,824
+
—
+
0.9
37,522,800
+
2,857,439
7.7
855,498,638
Fort
+14.4
25,072,117
25,877,142
+13.3
141,484,863
146,710,688
2,930,876
+ 10.0
2,538,103
5,359,414
3,482,301
+ 53.9
3,167,485
11,799,111,993
+ 25.8
10,756,936,805
10,055,080,469
»,
Connecticut—Stamford
46,807,309
+ 21.6
43,264,715
+ 20,7
25,308,330
25,929,625
New Jersey—
..Total (9. cities)
(a)'
* ....
-
——
15;052,535
—12.6
778,694,721
5
-rs
fa)
V
t
>"1f
(a)
>
.
,
72,931,937
78,446,375
14,734,959
588,649,872
46,153,199
.
,
+
7.3
+
12.9
12,660,188
11,202,151
+
2.1
509,698,857
1.3
39,777,406
472,082,977
36,756,489
—
7,083,898
—28.0
—26.8
6,338,000
7,459,561
8,318,000
7,920,269
+
6.6
13,098,436
12,442,212
678,968,856
+
1.5
589,032,448
548,118,392
231,284,727
+
4.5
221,235,449
6,130,100
5,998.929
+
2.2
6,411,410
281,616,928
134,715,696
264,293,853
+
6.6
229,915,070
+ 16.4
100,648,550
217,962,425
5,834,060
216,813,510
102,217,317
26,873,244
15,979,327
15,375,944
14,426,639
—
Total
(6
Cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
—-
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
Lake
City
7.316,563
San
v
Francisco
Santa
+
7.6
69,582,037
>90,568,555
+
1.9
88,281,542
Total
(10
35,788,487
—16.2
22,196,249
—25.8
29,694,041
18,289,805
3.2
710,357,067
803,972,626
33,122,429
11,221,654
45,098,862
12,081,666
19,163,002
—
cities)..
115,704,778
16,479,549
829,482,49*
—
Barbara
Francisco—
29,996,367
California—Long Beach
38,197,881
28,251,829
;
.
—
New- Jersey—Newark__
•Northern
56,928,514
4 ++ 34,107,942
—
__.
456,596,843
—11.6
689,189,976
Louisiana—Shreveport
3,075,207
14;845,488,516
+
29,637,621
8.3
241,581,680
—
Falls
Wichita
2,553,160
%
8,483,756
4.4
7,816,683
16,639,163
600,740,936
45,539,566
5,098,000
5,796,367
-
-
Yakima
27,356,130
.
+
15,078,380
■
835,578,530
—
Worth
Galveston
805,946,725
143,854,721
^
13,185,892
6,911,926
—
2,840,594
31,291,906
York
Rochester.
.
.
Dallas
•r
34,032,400
0.6
3,222,817
'f'i Syracuse—
'
Cities)
Texas—Austin
38,750,846
—
162,937,624
Jamestown
New
518,009,656
4.3
166.8
+
;
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
1,478,700
6.1
—11.3
—
Elmira
.
560.907,069
_,.—
+
•
1,852,719
718,534
9,912,669
159,860,816
3,474.970
—
York—Albany.,—
30,243,460
31,626,237
-
;; 7,240,334
3,013,940
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
Buffalo
185,760,980
7,082,181
—
City
Washington—Seattle
New
18,896,553
*■
v
1
„
Lowell
"«.■' \ NbwBedford_j
—18.9
—
_
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs——
663,738,781
713,905,173
8.0
3,610,530
:
'
r
2,673,814
-
.7,497,162
8,698,367
823,222,927
Kansas—Topeka
Missouri—Kansas
fv+'U;*;
+ 19.1
+ 28.1
11,367,343
1,146,626
—
Wichita
3,798,637
:
;'(^^3B70,905
;
,*■
894,810
9,216,236
Hastings
$
Dec. %
:
1,058,451
1,310,200
;
193,760,568
1957
1958
"
V Forts
.
20
Inc. or
•'
.4;524,920
i^AIassachvse.tis4W8tiii^4^^V«^^'
;
7,054,76*
13,815,489
-
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
Week
1959
Ji ' 19®°
Maine+^Bangoi^'
Cities)
Lincoln
*
%
(7
Nebraska—Fremont
for four years:
■ ■.
4,968,896
11,115,827,416
defailed statement showing the figures - for each city for the
.•
—
21,170,907,885
13,700,554,565
Helena
Total
f Al;,We now add hur
9,094,903
1,344,953,396
•
...
Outside New York- pity-.-—.-.-—
+
220,613,459
Minneapolis
*
28,546,043,081
12th San 'Francisco
148,304,363
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
::ahClnnesotflt—'''
St.
689,189,976
•
e
11th Dallas
6,047,815
1,499,006,503
241,925,789
179,030,900
-
•
10th Kansas
6,863,813
1,526,710,584
447,500,000
Louis.
Illinois—Qulncy
G94,276,049
826,605,578
7,429,049
1,870,886,497
—
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
1,280,656,162
1,870,886,497
9th Minneapolis
8,917,111
1,948,131,853
Cities)
(17
743,921,917
1,314,061,581
8.8
1,561,710,545
1,948,131,853
<«
11,045,567
1,431,992,512
7.7
927,667,612
,li699,324,263.
15,741,593
10,625,717
Missouri—St.
1,056,450,038
+
1,621,744,256
*
—
$
1,198,694,853
.
t
—
$
12,215,295,651
+
iY,'
........
7 th Chicago
Dec. %
1,196,089,175
41
7
;
—
Ctb Richmond.
$
1957
1958
15,310,080,620
»
11 V--ee
3rd Philadelphia
Inc. or
932,022,710
1,003,363,977
14,370,175
+ 13.3
7,206,460
7,558,347
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1959
■
5.4
12,073,990
Total
by Federal Reserve Districts;
I960
5,947,866
17,112,182
13,679,117
...
Springfield
5.0%.
District of 1.5% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of
6,077,230
18,041,110
Rockford
District there is an increase of 7.3%, in the Dallas Reserve
4.9
Peoria
St. Louis
In the Kansas City Reserve
15,727,607
1,539,311,339
1,616,346,344
+
+ 36.2
+
7.7
35,527.840
8,797,984
710,361,761
27,462.690
7,874,558
13,574,50*
+ 21.8
14,537,838
5.0
1,375,415,054
1,344,953,396
22,127,822,326
21,176.907,885
5.7
11,370,858,515
11,115,827,416
+
26,321,919.
66,053,362
Grand total
(108 cities)
28,546,043,081
24,766,593,702
+15.3
13,700,554,565
12,967,481,709
+
"
:v
^
+
.92,237,512
15;310,080,"620
;
12,215,295,651
+ 25.3
11,155,635,997
4
83,551,723
10/473,351,176
Outside 'New York City.
♦Estimated,
(a)
Clearings
operations
discontinued.
48
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■
4%
convertible
We give below
countries of the world.
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
CERTIFIED
RATES
BY
AUGUST
FEDERAL
19,
1960
RESERVE
AUGUST
TO
BANK
25,
TARIFF
UNDER
ACT
OF
Inc.—
Sep 12
1973
due
596
Co.—
_
series
1
iho
^ V'''
;
.
1
402
1
1
1
599
1
540
Sep
1
542
Oct
Oct
1
1
Sep
1, 1969—
due Sept.
debentures
1987———Oct
due
New Haven Water Co.—
1930
INCLUSIVE
&
Texus
refdg. 3Va%
Eastern
■
_
series C bonds due Sept. 1, 1976—Sep
Northern Natural Gas Co. 5Vz% cumul, pfd. stock
Oct
Peabody Coal Co. 5V4% debentures due 1976
Oct
Pioneer Natural Gas Co. 5V2% debs, due Mar. 1, 1977—Sep
Gen.
TREASURY
TO
1960,
57/e%
York,
New
mortgage
12-year
the different
on
record for the week just passed.
a
Power
Pa8e
Date
of
Co.
debentuers
bonds .4%-%
Homestake Mining Co.—
1st
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
certifies daily to the Secretary
Edison
Consolidated
Consumers
the requirements of Section 522 of the
Monday, August 29, 1960
.
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to
..
Transmission
Corp.—
1st
mortgage pipe line bonds
5% %
series due Sept. 1, 1977
County
Monetary
and
Noon
Unit
Buying
for
Rate
Cable
Transfers
in
York
New
(Value
in
United States
Toledo
Money)
Terminal
First
RR.—
mortgage 43A% bonds due Oct. 1,
Ltd. 4'/2%
debentures due Oct.
1982
1, 1969
Ventures
Friday
Aug. 19
Argentina,
Aug. 22
$
'*'•
S
peao—
Wree
Ti-„T*'r —
.0120206
"
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
.0120206
.0120206
.0386125
.0386125
.0386125
.0386250
.0386250
.0199612
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
.0199800
.0199962
.0200025
.0199987
1 030875
1.032838
1.033984
1.032447
.210625
.210525
.210600
.210662
.00311083
.00311083
.00311083
.00311083
.00311083
(Metropolitan) new franc
Germany, deutsche mark
.204037
.204037
.204043
.204043
.204056
.239784
.239787
.239784
.239784
.239778
India,
.209775
.209775
.209750
.209837
2.810960
2.810580
2.809840
2.811220
"
France
rupee
...
Ireland, pound
Italy, liraJapan,
Netherlands,
Switzerland,
Union
.00278666
.328366
.328333
.328300
of
.0800560
.0800560
.265075
.265025
2.782752
2.781603
2.782019
.140205
'
_
,
.140250
.140218
.0349687
.0349562
.0349562
.0166401
frane
.0166401
.0166401
.0166401
.194056
.194043
2217R8
2 800458
2.810580
'
Continued from page 14
.232075
.232181
.232068
2.799342
2.800717
2.809420
2.800079
2 810980
DIVIDENDS
.0349562
2.798924
2.809840
2.811220
.231850
,
,
Funston
of Company
(R.
Class
E.)
Co.
Government bonds
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS—
Gold
I960
certificate
account-
Redemption fund for F. R.
notes
Aug. 26,
1959
I960
17,755,645
976,843
3,002
+
864
—
domestic
increased
others
from
R.
gold certificate
notes
18,732,488
-+
2,138
454,733
reserves
+
47,113
other banks
of
Other cash
420,850
+
Discounts and advances
237,725
—
12.834
238,515
—
"V:-;
■
31.413
319,002
Acceptances:
Held
under
32,106
—
3
3,231
—
13,870
+
32,106
Government
securities:
—
17,322
Commercial
Loans
Certificates
from
Govt,
foreign
item
in
135,350
+
178,607
securities
—
185,900
+
—
321,250
+
243,807
27,035,731
banks
—
4,984,610
60,411
—
—1,151,970
+
100
+
18,554
+
105,781
Total assets
—
189,326
J
+
51,923,534
1
to
After
—1,645,069
—
474,161
Other
—
100,473
17,636,387
—
728,673
+
bank
reserves
—
88,227
404.878
U. S. Treasurer—general acct.
518,509
—
28,866
—
227,560
+
35,507
—
+
+
2
—
137
—
+
253
General
Outdoor
+
+
General
Portland
—
26
+
—
116
+
64
44
198
2
+
191
15,170
securities—total
+
+
17*
27,169
Balances
with
Total
2,390
1,311
+
266
—
237
456
+
+
+
306
9,605
+
19
13,520
+
377
1,192
—
domestic
banks
—
—
Other
Total
Deferred
Other
383,197
__
deposits
18,765,653
availability cash items
liabil.
and
accrued
CAPITAL
Capital
41,083
—
700,860
—
860,175
+
58,406
42,352
—
671
+
3,630
50,656,932
_
—1,662,179
—
—
434,923
284,660
paid
S.
Foreign
402,063
—
89,731
147
19,579
From
Federal
—
93,602
From
of
serves
&
gold
to
deposit
liabilities
note
Contingent
ances
capital accts.
certificate
and
51,923,534
—1,645,069
—
474,161
re¬
F.
purchased
of
of
loans
to
10
figures revised
on
.7%
—
preferred
(quar.)
Steel Castings
(quar.)
Telephone & Electronics—
_
+
8-22
+34
General
36
+
685
+3,529
|
—1,867
+
35
—
272
+
182
+
957
+
320
+
491
389
+
282
+
-
+
59
+
442
7
after
deduc¬
gross,
Telephone Co.
$1.00
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$2.20
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
$5
preferred
Co.
Waterworks, $2
preferred (quar.)
80c
preferred
Fund Notices
The
condition
banks
of
the
shows
the
ended
following
of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
Reserve
17: Increases of $266 million in holdings
of U. S. Government
securities, $377 million in reserve
with
Federal
and
including
those
■
4
I
I
and
industrial
loans
increased
total gain of $45 million.
and dealers for purchasing or
and
a
in
nine
Loans to brokers
carrying U. S. Government
security increased $53 million.
Loans to
financial institutions decreased
$103 million.
other
,
nonbank
Holdings
of
Treasury bills decreased $237 million.
Holdings of Treasury certificates increased $456 million
list
a
stock
common
called
of
corporate (bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
under
NOTICE
OF
Date
Hosiery Mills, Inc. common stock—
PARTIAL
5 ',4%
Algoma
6%
Corporation—
1st mortgage bonds, series E, due Aug. 1, 1984—Sep
Central
&
M.)
Byers Co.
1%
Citizens Utilities Co.
trust
15
697
1
1
Sep 22
593
*
398
Hudson
convertible
cumul.
21/2%
bonds due March
1,
stock
1st mortgage & collate:al
preferred
1972—
——
Sep
1
398
Gold
Mines,
1
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
9-
25c
Ltd.
1
8-17
9-22
8-31
9-
1
8-24
9-
1
8-24
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
i.
(quar.)
B.) Co., $1.20
9-24
9-
2
9-24
9-
2
9-
2
tlOc
9-
9-10
629-3
cl.
A
(quar.)
7
9-
9-30
10c
8-17
1
8-1
30c
9-15
8-15
11-5
Investment—
Shale
Globe-Wernicke
A
Goodrich
(B.
Telegraph
F.)
Goodyear Tire
Gorham
Mfg.
Gossard
(H;
W.)
Gould-National
Government
Co.
R.)
Bank
(qunr.)____
2
9-
2
9-
1
8-18
10-
1
9-15
9-30
9-
9-15
8-15
9-15
9-1
9
35c
9-1
8-5
9-15
9- 2
25c
9-26
9- 2
$2
9-1
Co.—
(N.
Y.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
8%
class A
preferred
(quar.)_
8%
class
preferred
(quar.)_
Power, Ltd., 5%
9-12
8-22
$2
9-12
8-22
9-12
8-22
$2
(quar.)________
pfd.
(quar.)__
12-12
11-21
$2
12-12
11-21
35c
(quar.)
Dredge & Dock
8-25
40c
$2
Atlantic & Pacilic Tea Co. Inc.
(quar.)
Lakes
9-10
9-
9- 2
10-15
30c
preferred
Great Lakes
1
Inc.—
quar.)
class B
Steel
11-
55c
& Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
B
13c
8-22
*
22V2C
(quar.)
class A
City
9-12
50c
Co.
8%
Granite
9-12
30c
____________
National
9-12
$1.50
(quar.)__
(initial
11-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Employees Life Insurance
Quarterly
(W.
______
(quar.)_
Batteries,
common
(initial)
A
Company
& Rubber
Co.
(quar.)
15c
10c
I7V2C
(quar.)
class
Industries
Stock
&
(quar.)__
17VaC
Brick
Distillers,
B (quar.)
Envelope, Ltd., class
Globe-Union, Inc. (quar.)
Great
9-
40c
Globe
Great
8-15
9-15
I2V2C "
(quar.)
8%
Page
Bay Ry.—
preferred stock—_——Sep
Light Co. 1st 5Vs% bonds due Oct. 1, 1982—Oct
cumulative
(quar.)
non-participating preferred
Class
Grace
8-31
10c
(quar.)
(Henry
Grace
Date
Gas
Atlanta Gas
(A.
600
REDEMPTIONS
Company and Issue—
Alabama
Page
—Sep 15
8-15
-25c
$2.50
income-
Company
Gold
8-15
1
*
20c
;_
common
& Bennett Mfg.
New
TENDER
Company and Issue—
Real Silk
$804 million in demand deposits adjusted.
districts for
found
1
9-
,
1%
Products
Glen-Gery
Reserve
Banks, $893 million in
U. S. Government demand
deposits, and $182 million in
time deposits other than
interbank, and a decrease of
Commercial
be
preferred
statement
Federal
Aug.
balances
will
9-
+' 50c
'
(quar.)
dividend
Glenmore
Below
tb
8-15
$1.50
Corp.,
Yellowknife
6%
10-25
-
1
$1.25
__:
preferred
Georgia Marble Co., common
5% preferred (quar.)
Girard
10-25
;
9-
56c
v
Wisconsin—
investment
Gillett
Redemption Calls and Sinking
;i;
Pennsylvania—
Genung's Inc.. 5% preferred (s-a)
George Putnam Fund of Boston—^
Gerber
4 11-15
55c
(quar.)
from
10-25
11-15
*
^___
of
General
10-25
11-15
;
(quar.)
Tire & Rubber (quar.)__.
General
11-15
32»/2C
33c
preferred
Stock
124,669
25c
"
(quar.)____^_______
Telephone
8-22
32Vac
$1.30
General
10-
of Florida—
preferred
$1.30
Georgia-Pacific
.9%
Condition Statement of Member Banks
8-22
8-22
$0.53125
(quar.)
Gilpin
3,271
9-16
10-1
preferred
Gilbert
+
3-29
9-30
19c
(quar.)w+,
5.28%
foreign
197,802
'
:
G6c
-
401
Giant
correspondents
8-29
9-30
40c
!
(quar.)
8-29
+
9-15
$1.18%
_
8-29
9-15
.
8-22
accept¬
for
+
9-15
10-1
R.
40.4%
8-29
9-15
9
59%c
8
and
9-15
40c
75c
preferred
—
hanks
3
8-19
9-
25c
common—
(quar.)
75%
41
commercial
10-
9
9-30
74'/2c
4
+
individual loan items are shown
(San Francisco District).
1
9-
30c
;______
385
2,308
domestic
valuation reserves;
"Aug.
combined
liability
tion
11-
$1.25
8-22
105
;
10-3
10-1
—
Banks—
11-1
32V2C
—
(quar.)
Quarterly
JExclusive
liab.
Total
Ratio
Reserve
8-15
8-11
9-
55c
115,478
+
8-4
1
93%c
(quar.)
Precision Equipment,
$2.25
others
—
9-6
1
9-10
10c
_____
(quar.)
$6
16,963
8-11
50c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1,422
+
8-24
preferred
deposits:
+
774,808
accounts
9-13
4.40%
Borrowings:
in
9-
25c
1
—
Interbank
-
10-, 1
deposits:
banks
9-16
9-19
9-15
54V2C
804
893
banks
9-30
35c
(quar.)
1,433
demand
Domestic
8-15
25c
(quar.)
+
+1,553
—
9-15
preferred
+
58,163
4,613
deposits
20c
preferred
11,186
demand
9-15
7%
Advertising
Cement
.
.
4.36%
31,680
Interbank
Time
adjusted
deposit
Government
Other
ACCOUNTS—
Surplus
Other
capital
Demand
9-6
1
9-30
;
—-
LIABILITIES—
U.
4,250,206
divs.
Total liabilities
+
9-16
1
4.25%
65
+
3,811
138,915
10-
Sl'Ac
.—
___
.
(quar.)
preferred
$4.75
10-13
10-
70c
Co.
preferred
General
10-27
$2
Co._——(stockholders approve
$2.98
General
9- 9
10c
(increased)
$1.60
preferred
10-1
—1,116
+
481
108
2,763
assets—net
-
9
—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Corp., com.
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$3
8-15
'
Motors
General
1
1
—1,792
261
2
4,882
assets/liabilities..
70
215
—
+
684
17,902
—
coin
+1,225
—2,282
Merchandise
General
Common
years
and
56,103
21,172
29
15,025
Foreign
300
663
year
Currency
27,598,721
—
—
12.518
with Federal Reserve Banks—
Reserves
notes
5
2
2
9-
9-
30c
(final)
Fireproofing
General
Foods
Corp.
Quarterly
2
105*
9-
9-15
40c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.
—
1,394
banks.
commercial
years
5
Oil
Electric,
Finance
1,629
securities
Other
Member
1
5
Crude
9-30
25c
(quar.K
9-1
9-1
7-29
tlOc,
(quar.)—.
General
4,313
etc—
:
loans
Within
General
—
institutions:
Texas
1
25c
(quar.)
common
convertible preferred
General Cigar Co.
8-15
9-2
Cofp.—
General
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
48,799
5%
Builders
138
loans_—
Government
S.
U.
9,019
Deposits:
♦
Other
31,374
-
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
financial
personal finance,
domestic
to
132
1
10-
9-30
9
10-
Ltd
1,127
__.
estate
+
^ V
$1
Co.. $8 preferred
Bancshares, Corp. (quar.)
General
1
10-10
?40c
?$1.25
(quar.)
Baking
1.466
—__—
securities—.
nonbank
58*
+
carrying:
or
Loans to foreign banks
Real
col-
:
assets
573,638
534
~
purchasing
finance,
Bakeries.
9-26
25c
9-
(quar.)___
of
General
securities
securities
for
Oil
General
Govermheijt securities
to
Loans
15
of
+2,202
6+62
+
pur¬
carrying:
or
loans
S.
Sales
65,200
26,762,669
premises
Federal
U.
Loans
26,697,469
securities
process
for
966
+3,633
+
45
+
1,011
dealers
Other
lection
Other
Other
Other
65,200
S.
U.
—
31,114
loans
.
and
Government
S.
Other
repurchase
Total loans and
Bank
178,607
+
+3,500.000
—3,500,000
2,483,771
^
Total bought outright
Cash
135,350
7,510,298
agreement
Due
U.
—
14,006,993
Notes
Total
loans
chasing
2,696,407
under
industrial
and
brokers
to
283
2
+
American
9- 9
9- 7
43c
Corp.,
Corp.
9-
..
(Initial)
Acceptance
America
General
+ 1,164
.
(quar.)__
Ltd.
Mines,
General
167
+
•
.
(quar.)
Land
9-15
9-23
50c
_
(Ga.)—
common
General
*
Bills
Held
105,003
68,229
adjusted?,,
adjusted?
Agricultural
Bought outright—
Bonds
investments
and
106,397
investments
and
loans
Loans
repurchase
agreement
S.
Total
Co.,
General
1959
1960
—:
(quar.)
General
Aug. 19
Aug. 10
Coal
General
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
Loans
Bought outright
U.
1960
34,958
Power
8-10
9-30
30c
50c
;
'
Co.
1
45c.
(increased-quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Geco
Decrease (—> Since
569,313
+
—
5%
Gauley
Co.
of Columbus
Co.
Service
Gatineau
(quar.)
common
&
8-31
9-30
7c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
Light
Gas
Increase ( + ) or
46,182
+
Gas
to
$59
Aug. 17,
Total
F.
Garrett
Co.,
(Julius)
Inc.
Common
million. Loans
commercial banks decreased $116 million.
rowings
615,495
+
Garlock.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $282 million and bor¬
•
—
notes
Treasury
ing the new Treasury financing.
(In thousands of dollars)
Aug. 17,
of
total
8-16
8- X
9- 1
9- 1
25c
(monthly)—.:
Gardner-Denver
and U. S.
ncreased $47 million, largely reflect¬
combined
the
and
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Shq,re
■
Corp., class A (monthly)—7c
A
Garflnckel
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
When
Per
Name
Futterman
Aug. 24,
*
Issue.
.0166401
.194043
.
.193987
193968
..
Africa, pound
In this
2.783386
.140181
•Announced
.265075
140275
South
f
*
.0800560
.265106
.0349687
Kinsrdnm, pound sterling
701
702
499
.328400
.0800560
2fi51)2
„
596
Sep 30
1, 1970
.00161045
.00278666
krone
_
United
.00161045
.00278666
0800560
_
guilder
pound
Zealand,
.00161045
.00278666
.328400
.
,
,
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
T-,
.
.00161040
2 783128
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
New
2.809420
.00161055
.00278666
yen
Norway,
.209675
due Feb.
series A,
4V2 %
Faraday Uranium Mines, Ltd.—
•5V2% s.f. debentures due March 15, 1962_
—____Sep 15
Greyhound Corp. 5% cumulative preferred Stocks—.—Oct 31
Kromex Corp. 6%
conv.
debs, due Nov. 1, 1976-—_—Sep ' 1
Memphis Transit Co. 1st serial 4% bonds dated Oct 1,
1945,
due Oct.
1,
1965——,.
Oct
1
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. 4%% conv. debs
Sep 19
Trinity Church of the Nazarene—
First mortgage bonds date Sept. 1, 1955
Sep
1
'
-
1.031666
.210600
Page
Date
Ltd.—
Collateral deb.
2.240015
2.238916
2.238581
2.239505
Utilities
Eastern
.0120386
*
*
,
CALLED
Company and Issue—
$
$
$
ENTIRE ISSUES
Aug. 25
Aug. 24
Aug. 23
.0120169
2.239808
__
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
.
.
..
9-15
25c
9-
40c
t31V4c
1
9-10
9-30
8-23
8-
5
8-19
9-1
}
Volume
192
Number 5981
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Company
Great Northern Gas
Northern Ry.
Southern
(quar.
Life
New
Sugar, common
preferred (quar.)
v
Corp.,
9-
1
8-
9-
1
12-10
12-
1
10-
3
9-
from
All
net
3
9-
9-21
9-30
8-30
Hugoton
$1.25
9-30
8-30
Hunt
$183Ac
9-30
8-31
5%
preferred
5%
9-20
■
9-
9
8-26
8-31
9-15
8-31
General
8-31
8-31
preferred
4(4%
prior preferred
8-31
8-17
Ideal
7c
8-31
8-17
I-T-E
8-31
8-17
Growth Stock Funds;
,
Cement
Utilities
Insurance
(Florida)
8-31
8-17
8-31
Co.
preferred
Quarterly
Imperial Tobacco
8-31
8-17
8-31
8-17
8-31
8-17
Ireland
preferred
net
of Boston,
investment
Incorporated
Power
', 5.16%
Inc.
Co.,
Common
Indiana General Corp., new common
Indianapolis
8-31
8-17
8-31
8-17
8-31
8-17
4.64%
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
preferred ($50 par)
5(4%
preferred
11-
1
10-14
9-12
8-22
9-12
8-22
12-19
11-25
$1.25
3-13-61
2-24
9-
9
$1.16
10-
1
9-15
$1.29
10-
1
9-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
8-
5
Industrial
6%
9-15
8-19
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
(quar.)
Credit
Inland
Steel
(quar.)_
Western Corp.
(stock
Mines, Ltd
fiajoca Corp.
Hallnor
Co.
i
7%
60c
(interim)
Oil Well Cementing Co. (quar.)
Cotton, Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.
Hamilton. Watch Co., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4Va%
Organ,
new
Harman
&
Hansen
Manufacturing,
Hardee
1st
Harris
<
A
(A.)
(quar.)
5%
5%
preferred
5(4%
Corp.
J.)
—
,
(quar.)—*.
—
(quar.)
Light
Hotels
1st
5(4%
9
8-26
class
A
Honolulu
Oil
9-
1
8-10
9-29
9-29
9-16
9-16
9-30
8-31
9-15
9-
30c
10-
1
8-
9
9-15
9-
8
Loan
Extra
Investors
8-
—
$2.50
preferred
Extra
Iowa
1
5
4.30%
5
4.80%
10-15
10-
5
Iowa-Illinois
Iowa Power
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
&
—
Electric,
com.
(quar.)
8-31
8-19
25c
9-12
8-23
9-12
8-23
9-12
8-23
9-12
8-23
133Ac
9-12
8-23
12-15
9-
9
i7y2c
9-15
9-
15C
9-29
9-15
5c
1
9-15
9-
30c
9-
1
8-15
75c
9-15
8-25
20c
25c
10-
3
200%
&
Public
Iowa
3.90%
Light, com.
Service,
(quar.)
——
common
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
3.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Iowa Southern Utilities,
com.
1.76%
preferred
3%%
preferred
Fireman
Irving
Trust
-
■
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Mfg. Co.
Co.
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
6
9-15
5%
1st
Jamaica
preferred
Public
preference
7%
preference
B
9- 6
8-25
1
8-18
10c
9-
9-
7
preference C
1
8-22
8-22
D
(increased)
(quar.)-;
preference
E
(quar.)
1
8-15
9-
1
8-1$
9-
1
8-15
Jantzen, Inc.,
Jamaica Water Supply,
$5
preferred
75c
9-30
9-20
Jefferson
9-30
8-31
Jewel
9-15
9-
9-
8-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
Co.,
Johns-Manville
Johnson
Jones
8-31
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
5%
&
common
preferred A
Corp.
Johnson
Mfg.
Julian
&
&
10-17
45c
53%c
10-1
10- 1
1
10-
47(4c
9-
9-
8-31
8-15
2
KVP
Sutherland
1
,
9-15
H.)
Industries,
Bryant,
Secord
New
Class
Kaiser
Aluminum
Class
A
8-
5
Lear,
9-1
8-
5
Leath
1
9- 1
9-1
8-
5
Lee
8-
5
Leesona
8-12
Lehigh
9- 1
8-12
Leonard
9-
1
8-12
9-
1
8-19
Leitch
Gold
10-
1
Lester
Engineering
9-
9-
1
9
9-
8-24
9-15
8-31
$1.25
30c
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
preferred
2
4%%
conv.
1
1
1
8-31
8-31
9- 9
8-19
9-30
9-15
101010-
8-31
9-30
8-31
1
11-
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-25
9-
8
8-17
10-18
1
9- 9
9-
9-
9
8-24
9-10
10- 1
8-12
60c
(quar.)
9-15
9-1
9-15
9-
35c
(quar.)
9-12
5-18
4%%
conv.
preferred
15c
9-12
8-18
414%
pref.
Kaltman
(D.)
& Co.
(s-a)
10-
1
B
9-15
9-12
Lee
9
8-29
1
7-29
$1.50
10-
1
11-
1
10-15
$10c
9-
Corp.,
9-
$$1.25
9
2
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
-—
8-31
8-12
59%c
9-
$1.183/4
$1.183/4
$1.0314
(quar.)
9-
1
1
9- 1
9- 1
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
7c
9-8
8-25
8-12
8-12
1
0-30
;
A 9.
9-l«
1
32c
9-
1
9-
Corp.
00
1
1
8-15
8-15
12-30
12-16
25c
y9-io
10-15
A
8-31
10-
8-18
8-22
35c
1
8-15
9-30
9-10
9-
8-
1
8-15
10-31
10-14
10-31
$15c
10-14
$25c
10-31
10-14
10-31
10-14
.1%
9-
10c
9-
35c
10-
9-
20c
,
8-10
1
1
8-17
1
9-10
2
8-19
12yac
class
Ltd.
9-
9
8-30
30c
9-
1
8-10
(quar.)—
—
—
A
•A"
—
——
——
J3c
IVaC
10c
10c
9-
9-15
:
8-30
9-15
8-31
9-
8-15
1
9-13
10-4
9-
8-11
1
60c
5%
8-19
9-10
8-29
5c
(Va.)
10-
7-28
1.
9-16
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)
Lily-Tulip Cup (quar.)—
Lindberg Steel Treating Co.,
Link-Belt Co.
(quar.)_
Lipe-Roliway Corp.,
Industries,
class
A
—-—
(quar.)_
Little Miami Railroad
2nd
A—
Inc.
Preferred
Lockwood
Logan
Lone
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
—
4.84%
9-15
8-10
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
8-10
;
8-
4
9
12 Vac
9-30
9-
5c
8-31
8-15
9-10
8-17
——
8-17
50c
9-10
10-21
10-
7
$10c
9-12
8-
4
$10c
9-12
8-
4
$60c
9-12
8-
4
$54c
9-12
8-
4
$37 (4 c
9-12
8-
4
$54c
9-12
8-
4
$40c
10-15
9-14
1
8-19
$7y2c
9-
ll'/4C
& Bartlett,
class A
(quar.)—
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Gas Co.,
1
9-10
$1.10
—
(Jonathan), Tnc.
Star
10-
214 %
—
(quar.)_
Kessler
8-12
Co.—
—
$1.60
8-19
1
21c
Contpanies, Ltd., class A (quar.)
B
(quar.)—*—
preferred
(quar.)——
Groceterias, Ltd., common (quar.)_
1st preferred
(quar.)—
preference
(quar.)
——
1st preference (quar.)
$2.40
2
9-
60c
class
5
9-
25C
Original capital stock (quar.)
Special guaranteed stock <quar.)_
Industries (stock dividend)
Loblaw
8-
30c
$1.25
50c
Ltd.-,
Litecraft
9-10
$1.75
(quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., com.
7%
preferred
(quar.)—'—
2
9-15
5JAc
(initial)———
(s-a)_
(quar.)
12%c
15c
Co.
2
$30c
——._
(quar.)
Mines,
9-
$i7yac
—_——
Cement
Products,
9-15
35c
$15c
—
Class
1
1
8-30
:
9-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Refineries
Life Insurance
01
8-15
9-15
$1.25
——
Incorporated (quar.)
—______
Libby McNeil & Libby (quar.)
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
Liberty Fabrics
of N. Y. (stock dividend)—
Liberty Life Insurance (N. C.)
(quar.)
Life & Casualty Insurance Co. (Tenn.)—
$1.50
8-22
1
$$1.75
___„v__
common
—
;
.
9-15
$1.75
(initial)——
Litton
9-
8-29
9-
7yac
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
Portland
Loblaw
6
8-16
9-
(quar.)_—_
Company
Motor
-
$1.12 Va
27yac
12yac
(quar.)—
D.)
6
11-
9
—
(H.
1
10-
11-21
9-
(quar.)
1
preferred
preferred • (quar.)——
Le Tourneau (R. G.), Inc. (stock dividend)
&
9-
10-21
■
40c
____—
$1,20
Inc.
9-15
,
i2yac
5%
Loblaw,
(quar.)
($50 par)
pref. (1959 series)
9-15
59 %c
8-31
2214c
4%%
9-
1
10c
(quar.)____———
(quar.)—
9-1
62V4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-19
9-28
6
10-
$20c
Candy Shops, Ltd.—
(initial)
20c
9-15
Chemical—
9-10
9-
10c
(quar.)—
(quar.)_^
Acceptance
9714c
$1.05
933/4C
9-15
25c
50c
1
10c
preferred
8-12
50c
Co
&
10-
10c
-
(quar.)__
common
common
Inc.
9-15
$1.25
Co.
6
$1
$200
common
Laurentide
7-29
25c
!
com.
9-
12c
Co
8-31
25c
(quar.)
$1.06 y4
9-20
(M.
Blower
Laura
9-15
1
12c
(quar.).,
B
Co.,
preferred
Inc.
(quar.)
convertible
70c
9-15
9-30
9-30
10-
Inc.—
class
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
933/<iC
(quar.)
Paper
9-15
(quar.)
convertible
4.75%
Lane
9-15
9-15
2
9-30
B
Sessions
&
82(4c
$1.073/4
$1.20
15c
(quar.)
Supply Co.
Kokenge
9-30
■'
—
and
A
Lamston
10-17
11- 1
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Laughlin Steel,
preferred (quar.)
Joslyn
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
&
8-12
9-
class
(Alfred)
Class
Lamson
Lanston
11- 1
xl(4%
xll/4%
xl(4%
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
34%c
5%
Electric
Tea
3%%
A
1
8-15
Woods
the
preferred
Lambert
.
55c
1
Ltd.
(quar.)
preference
5
and
A
of
7%
8-31
9-
9-1
25c
xl3/4%
5%
1
1
9-
8-31
.___
Milling, Ltd.—
(quar.)_
Lake Superior District Power—
common
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)__
—
Lakeport National Bank (New Hampshire)—
Lake
9-15
$1.50
(quar.)
9-
9-30
10-15
$$1.75
9-15
9-
$1.12%
$75c
30c
(quar.)
5%
9-30
8-25
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.,
Service
7%
9-.1
9-23
9-30
10-15
9-
9-13
50c
Levine's,
Machine Co. (quar.)
Jamestown Telephone Corp.—
Common (increased quar.) _24__£
15c
(quar.)
—.—
Jaeger
Common
—
(quar.) —
(quar.)__—_
preferred
9-15
1
Class
.
6c
760c
1
9-
9-12
40c
62y2C
1
9-12
1
20c
4.80%
9-15
10-1
10-
8-26
9-13
68yac
common
35s/ac
8-19
10-
9-15
8-15
1
8-31
9
9-
62'4 c
(quar.)—
(quar.)——
6% 1st preferred (quar.)—.———
7% 2nd preferred (quar.):
Labrador Acceptance, class A
(initial quar.)
5%
preferred
(annual)——_——
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)
8-12
9-30
9-
8-29
9-15
62 yac
(quar.)_.—___
preferred
Co.,
Kroger
44c
8-31
1-3-61
8-31
4(4%
5
8-22
15c
conv.
37c
(quar.)
(quar.)——.—__—.
(quar.)
20c
25c
8-15
8-
1
8-15
'
1
25c
conv.
40c
preferred
preferred
preferred
9iy»c
15c
60c
*
3.30%
Iron
$1.25
9-
Lau
4.35%
$9c
(quar.)
—
5
7
8-10
1
25c
■.
pfd. (monthly)
________
pfd. (monthly)
spreferred (monthly)-.—
Kresge (S. S.) Company (quar.)
Kroehler Mfg. Co., common (quar.)—______
8-15
37(4c
i
5
8-23
9- 1
9- 1
9-1
9-
9-12
10-
Y 25c
conv.
$1.20
7-30
5c
convertible preferred B (quar.)
$1.20
6
8-31
25c
(quar.)„_____
common
convertible preferred A
$1.20
8-10
8-15
1
1
5
10-
8-19
9- 9
9-
9-
8-10
20c
_—__________
9-15
10-
9-12
9-12
8-19
9-30
10-
10-15
8-22
8-31
9-20''
9-12
5%
(quar,)—
common
5%
9-15
10-
25c
9-20
9-12
9-30
10-15
15
8-
50c
(quar.
Company,
9-15
50c
—-
5% convertible preferred C (quar.)!
Koppers Company, common (quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar.)___—
Kratter Corp., class A (monthly)
Class B
(monthly)
3
9-1
75c
Island—
'
preferred
preferred
Inc.
5%
5
8-
35c
50c
4c
10-15
10-
1
9-
Koehring
8-25
lc
(quar.)
10-
283Ac
Knudsen Creamery,
Glass,
8-31
9-15
21c
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
8-10
9-15
10-15
29c
—
Telephone
Knox
5c
—1—
10-
11/2%.
(quar.)
60c
9-10
,
income)
(quar.)
(quar.)——
9-
9-21
9-10
B-4
Rubber Co.
B.)
Company
1
Electric, Light & Power Co.—
10-15
(I.
Khinert
8-
9-1
Series
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)
Keystone Steel & Wire Co, (quar.)__
King Bros. Productions
(stock dividend)
Kingsford Co. (year-end)
1
9-
Fund
investment
net
1
7;7."■:,,7:,;,.i'<l'77.".V-
■
Bond
Keystone High-Grade Common Stock Fund
Series S-l (from net investment income)
8-18
$14(4c
(quar.)_
^
Discount
Keystone
2
—75c
of Rhode
Co.
(quar.).
35c
——
Trust
Co.,
Keystone Custodian Funds;
8-16
$1.25
(quar.)
common
*
10-15
Ltd.—
Mines,
(stock dividend)
(quar.)—
Corp.,
'
preferred
class A
prior
Canada—
6%
2
2,5c
15c
(quar.)
Gold
Hoover Company, class A
preferred
9
9-
27(4c
—
483Ac
40c
(quar.)_.
Co.
Hooker Chemical Corp., $4.25 pfd.
B
8-
8-31
25c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
Investors Royalty Co. (s-a)
$1.25
——
Corp.
1
1
12(4c
.
1
10-
9-
10-15
,
10-
16c
12-5
'
—
Investors
$6c
Co.
annually
8-26
30c
28y8c
quar.)
5
10-30
9-15
12(4c
(quar.)—
8-26
Industries—
9
1-2-61
25c
1
8-15
8-31
9-
9-15
9-1
75c
9-
6
9-22
9-15
$15c
25c
.
9-15
9-
20c
%■:.
100
9-
9-30
10c
8-15
1
9-10
1
10- 1
$60c
.
37yac
8-25
9-
9
5
._—_
of
9
31 Vac
(quar.)—
(quar.)——.'
Co.
Consolidated
&
Increased
6
9-15
V
9-
Services—
Fund
9-15
45c
common
A
Manufacturing
Honeggers
Diversified
Growth
1-
——__
5
(quar.)_
income—
Voting and Non-voting
11c
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
Co.——
A
E.)
p
Investors
$1.09%
.
Quarterly
4(4%
9-15
9-
10-20
1-13-61
t
9-
5
30c
of America—
9-
—:
.
$45c
(Charles
Class
1
1
7
9-
9-
7(4c
Foundation, Ltd. (quar.)_
6% conv. preferred (quar.)
Investors Commercial Corp., com.
(quar.)
871/2 c
(quar.
Dauch Paper Co. of Canada Ltd.—
Hollinger
^
6
8-19
6
1
9-
_____
common
investment
net
14-
9-15
Oil
75c
7
1-13-61
4-14-61
10c
Kewanee
9-
(increased)
(quar.)
Oil
9-10
10-
(quar.)
(increased
Common
10-1
75c
Investment
15c
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
&
Hobart
10-
From
Co.,
Company
Kerr-McGee
8-25
9
9-30
Corp
6%
Quarterly
Hires
30c
1011-
2%
(quar.)
Supermarkets,
Hinde
9
Investment Co.
1
Newport Chemical Corp.—
Electric
5%
9-
50c
——
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.
Hilton
10-20
13y4c
Co., 3.65%
preferred (quar.)
$4,375 preferred (quar.)-.:
Hilo
9-
10-
60c
8-15
9-1
9-15
25c
■
8-29
conv.
(quar.)
123Ac
(quar.)—
3 (4 %
Hill's
1
'
8-18
9-30
prior pfd. (quar.)—_
Freight (quar.)—.
preference
8-30
:/>/< 25C
4(4%
t37(4c
i2y2c
——__
common
.
Common
8-19
1
Voting common
12c
•_—
pfd. (quar.)
Kelene Curtis Industries, class A (quar.)—
Helm's
Express, class A.
:
Hercules Galion Products, Inc., com. (quar.)
6% convertible preferred B (quar.)_
Hershey Chocolate (increased quar,)_____—
Heublein, Inc.
Hewitt-Robins, .inc.—
Hewlett-Packard Co. (stock dividend)—
Heyden
9-
8-11
25c
<
Hazeltine
8-26
9-15
9-
271/2C
—
5.30% preferred E (quar.)—
Hawkeye Security Insurance Co. (quar.).
Hawley. Products (stock dividend)
Heinz. (H.
9-12
5(4%
25c
(quar.).
C
V
Common
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
preferred D
Interstate
25c
common
A (quar.)
Telephone, Co.,
preferred B
5.10%
8-26
8-26
211AC
(quar.)—
preferred A
Securities
9-12
9-12
25c
—
preferred
4.80%
Motor
9-15
9-20
9-30
Hosts, 5%
1
71/2C
,
B
(quar.)_.
preferred C (quar.)
5%
preferred D
(quar.)
5%, preferred E (quar.)—
5(4%
preferred F
(quar.)
Hawaiian
Interstate
Interstate
50c
Ltd.,
Engineering
8-25
8-15
60c
.
preferred
Hawaiian Pineapple
Interstate
Lina Ltd.
Pipe
25c
4(4%
G
convertible
9-10
$1,371/2
V
(quar.)
preferred
9
$2
Investors
(quar.)
(initial)—
com.
Agricultural Co.
Hawaiian Electric, Ltd.—
5%%
9-
,
Interprovincial
9-
10c
(quar.)
Hawaiian
5%
9
lie
$1.50
.
Harvey Aluminum, class A (initial)
Hastings Manufacturing (quar.)
■
1
8-24
9-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
new
Co.
1
9-15
10-14
8-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
8-12
1
25c
9-1
$1
Co.
8-31
10-
30c
8-31
$56('4c
$68%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Utilities
45C
*._
Electric Light, 3.90%
pfd.
Hartford Gas Co., common (quar.)
preferred
Silver
40c
Hartford
8%
International
International
$$1.62
Intertype Corp.,
Chemical
8-26
8-26
9-15
$6y4c
.
8-19
9-15
$1.06 y4
$45c
$$1.12(4
(quar.)—
Petroleum, Ltd.
International Resistance Co.
50c
._;
Three-for-two split
Harshaw
$4 preferred
International
50C
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
5%%
6
7
9-15
10-
Corp.
Co.,
9-
8-10
11-
25c
(quar.)
&
1
9-15
10-
(quar.)
International, Ltd.—
Farms
pref.
Harris
9-22
9-
11-15
9-15
12-15
9-19
Corp.—
com,
10-
1
Kittannmg
Canada
of
1
1-2-01
87 (4«
Ltd.—
Co.
1
(Delaware;—
Company,
$1
'
'
Plywood
Paper
$1.12 y2
Harbinson-W'alker Refractories, com.
'6% preferred (quar.)_____4___—
Harbor
International
87 VaC
—
9- 2 *
8-26
10-
9-15
15c
income*:——6c
Co.
25c
(initial-quar.)
B
Hanna
8-10
30c
„
A.) Co.,, class A
(quar.)
Mining (quar.)__
Class
1
60c
(quar.)
(M.
9-
$1.06 V*
;
com,
Nickel
$$1.25
(quar.)
new
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
preferred
Hammond
Handy
Hanna
'
Paper Co.
preferred
International
(quar.)
(quar.)__
9-15
9-15
10-
Kerlte
$1.75
Inc.
1
9-12
35c
9-
10c
(quar.)
Investors
8-12
10-
25C
40c
—
1
10c
15c
_____
(quar.)_
>)
Kirsch
Machines
investment
net
9-16
$1.12 Va
9-28
40c
.
9-
$22yac
5%
':,;;4V4%
From
8-15
9
7 9-30
$1.25
class '<A——-i—y
Business
$3c
.
Halliburton
Hammermill
1
9-
8-31
$1.18%
(quar.)—
25c
Hamilton
,
9-
1
9-15
15C
7
9-
Foundation Fund
preferred
10-
40c
7-29
International Cigar Machinery (quar.)
International Harvester Co., com. (quar.)__
2
9
$1.25
8-12
S3
8-19
8-
9
9-
9-16
——_
9-15
9-
9-
1
60c
(from
Quarterly
1
9
1
10-
10- 3
50c
International
1
9-
10-
9
_______
8-19
9-
10-1
35 (4 c
$1.12 Va
1
*
8-19
10-
$1.12ya
mmm
(Providence)—
8-19
______
Ltd.
______
9-15
(quar.)___
(quar.).
Mines,
(quar.)
9-15
5%
9
9-
—
International
Water
I
9-15
$50c
9-
10-
Y
Prom net investment'-: income—.
—
International Breweries, Inc. (quar.)—___—
dividend)—.
1
Co.-
$1.25
$1.27
.___
10-
&
$1.11
preferred
Hackensack
Bank
Corp.,
Institutional
9
9
$1.15
(quar.)
>M»
(s-a)
Co.
99-
1
9-
37(ic
$1.25
(quar.
Douglas &
9
1
1
10-15
25c
Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.)
Inland Container, class A (quar.)
8-19
9-15
preferred
preferred
3(4%
Institutional Shares Lid.—
25c
&
3Vz%
Kelly
9-
1010-
Corp.—
30c
Bell.
Inland
9-26
!
15c
8c
(quar,)—______
quarterly
preferred
41c
$1.07
$1.08
,<
—
9-16
(initial)
IngersoU-RandCoYcommon(quar,)
Ingram &
1
(quar.)
_____________
20c
(quar.)—__________
National
Increased
10-
Co., com.
(quar.):
(quar.)
9-16
9-30
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
41/4%
preferred B (quar.)_
Industrial Acceptance, Ltd., com.
9
$1.05
Gunnar
9-30
57 (4c
5%
9-
preferred
$5.08
9-15
(quar.)
common
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
Water,
1
25c
preferred
Gas & Water Co.
9-20
Utilities—
preferred
$4.44
Gulf
Indiana
(quar.)
$4.20
$4.40
$5
8-17
8-17
50c
11-14
Co. Ltd,
Company,
common
Kellogg
9-16
4c
12V2c
_
Kayser-Roth
12-15
____'
—
8-17
4(4%
11-14
11-14
1
Kekaha Sugar
8
(quarterly from
income)
9-
(quar.)—/
preferred
States
j
8-15
9-
9-30
Investors
8-31
'
1
1
$60o
8-31
8-17
1212-
12-
Company
9-15
9-30
$1.05
(quar.)——.—__
(quar.)—
Co.
11-14
11-14
$0,136
Britain
Great
8-31
8-31
preferred
Drug
9-15
8-31
12-30
—
of
Co.
$1.50
(quar.)__
5%
9-30
20c
371/2c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Gulf
Kawneer
"
(ordinary)
Income Fund
'
(quar.)
$5
Gulf
8-15
(quar.)_:
Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd. (quar.)
Imperial -Life Assurance Co. of Canada-—
8-17
$1.25
RR.,
(quar.)
Corp.
8-31
69c
Imperial
$1.25
Ohio
$5
Oil
Katz
$1.13
Breaker, com.
(reduced)
preferred .fquar,:)4XXi^£ii--^i------;"
8-17
10c
;
Aircraft Engineering (quar.)
Industries, 6% preferred (quar.)__
Gulf
8-15
12c
Circuit
4.60%
9c
Grumman
,
8-31
8-31
—'
8c
&
9-15
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)—_
11c
:—______
8-12
1
1
$1.083/4
—
8-17
$1.25
$1.25
V.
(quar.)
6c
Tobacco
1
1212-
$1.12 Va
;
(quar.)—„______—.____
414 % preferred (quar.)—
Kansas Power & Light Co., common (quar.)
4 Va %
preferred
(quar.) r
—
25c
3c
.
Stock-
preferred
8-17
—
8-17
6C
Equipment
Mobile
1
9-
9- 2
preferred
preferred
preferred
50c
_
8-31
6c
Bond
Railroad
$5
9-
175c
(quar.)
8-31
12c
Machinery™*—
Railroad
Gulf
4.60%
.<
—
(quar.
& Electric
Gas
75c
5c
Life
8-17
Kansas
12(4c
8-17
8c
.
——
Gulf
1
•
-4—
Merchandising
Guerdon
9-
(quar.)
8-31
4c
Railroad
4.32%
Imperial Capital Fund (3c from investment
.»• income and 5c from long-term gains)—
Funds;
Building
,
4.28%
8-17
4;
8c
.
Food
8-17
1
35(4c
(quar.)
6c
Industrial
8-17
1
39lie
—
3c
[ Chemical
Industry
1
9-
9-
Kendall
9c
*
Aviation-Electronics
Automobile
9-
8-31
,95c
$1
—;
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.50%
8-17
10c
_______
A
8-29
31 (4c
31 Vac
Huttig Sash & Door, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
—;
Huyck Corp., common (quar.)
8-17
4c
Fund
*
4.35%
(quar.)-----—-*——
$2.75
13c
Fund
Petroleum,"
8-12
8-15
35%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-10
9-10
of Rec.
9-20
55c
4%
9-1
,
Holders
Payable
—
40c
(quar.)
Hutchinson Sugar Co., Ltd.
3.80%
8-18
32c
Foods & Industries, common
A
1
9-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred (quar.)_.
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
—
Smelting, Ltd.
Production
Common
$1.06(4
—
Fund—
Bond
Bond
8
•
income
Fund—
Administered
Institutional
1
9-
(quar.)
common
Hudson Bay Mining &
8-26
9-15
Inc.—
Capital Growth Fund
Fully
•
10-
40c
When
Share
of Company
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—
8-18
tl2(4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B
25c
25c
__
pfd.'
(quar.)
5.70% preferred C (quar.)
6.25%
preferred D (quar.)
$1.41 2nd preferred
(quar.)
9-30
(quar.)__
$1.25
—„
B
10-24
$1
investment
Stock
A
preferred
25c
■_
Ltd.
,
49
Par
Name
8-18
9- 1
9- 1
30c
Pulp & Paper,
10%
0
0 *
0-JW
4(4%
Corp.,
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
$5.12
9
General Funds:
Common
Hudson
9
10-
Stores
$1.06'A
_
;
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
(Frank W.),
Hubinger
9-15
30c
10c
'
1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Houston Lighting & Power (quar,)——
9
9-10
10-
pfd.
Hoskins
1
$1.75
(quar.)—
Securities,
Group
Horner
Share
(N. Y.), 5%
preferred
9-
40c
(quar.
Store Products (quar.)
Inc.,
common
(quar.)
Grocery
Hardart
Howard
—
Greyhound Lines of Canada,
Grolier,
5%
5%
4Va% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Grinnell Corp.
&
8-22
40c
6c
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
1
9-15
75c
_
Financial Corp.-—
(initial quar.)
Great Western
Greyhound
;
8-22
(Houston)—
r__
common
1
9-
25c
1
Great Western
9-
$70c
____
Insurance
Quarterly
Quarterly
1%
$62140
.
When
Per
Name of Company
Horn
preferred (quar.)_
$2.80 prelerred
(1957 series)
(quar.)_:
Great Northern Paper Co.
(quar.)
Great
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Utilities, Ltd.—
$2.50
Great
When
Share
(841)
9-
1
8-15
5c
9-
1
8-15
12V2c
10-
1
9-15
45c
9-12
8-26
$1.21
9-15
8-26
■;
50
The Commercial and
(842)
Per
7%
2nd
Lorillard
Company,
<PJ
—
Louisville
Cement
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
M
&
Store
D
Macassa
Fixtures,
Ltd.
Mines,
Trucks
Mack
5%%
Co.
Inc.,
preferred
Mohawk
9-1
Molybdenum
Monarch
9-1
9-30
9-16
1
9-
9
8-31
9-
9
8-26
8-31
8-17
J3C
9-15
8-15
45c
—
(quar.)
9-27
9-12
;
10-
65 %c
—
9-12
1
;
8-31
t$1.25
MacMillan
Petroleum
Corp.
Ltd.
(quar.)
Maine Central RR., 5% pfd.
Shoes.
Mallinckrodt
Chemical
8-15
5c
1
!,
k
11-
1
8-17
9-16
Moore
8-19
; 9- 6
8-19
50c
9-30
6
8-27
9-
6
8-25
12c
10-
1
9-30
9-
9
10c
9-26
62%C
8-31
8-15
$1.06 Va
9-30
9-15
9-
10-
1
8-30
________
—
35C
(quar.)
10-14
9-30
15c
10-11
9-9
t20c
10-1
8r26
_____
-
(quar.)__—
;
21$1.75
10-
1
-v 10-
1
Mk)tbr Finance
8-12
9-
9
8-28
9-
1
8-1$
9-
1
8-13
10-31
10-10
3
9-19
50c
9-15
9-1
90c
9-15
9-
6
8-22
9-10
8-16
8-30
8-16
62%C
9-30
9-15
35c
___—Y
(quar.)
common
6%
8-26
McGraw-Edison
McGraw-Hill
Co.
Diablo
Mount
Vernon
7%
Mattel,
(quar.)
A
9-15
1
9-12
9-15
8-26
9-13
40c
(quar.)
125c
9-
37 %C
.
preferred
Inc. (initial)
conv.
9-15
9-30
10-
35c
Porcupine Mines. Ltd. (quar.)
McKesson & Robbins, Inc. (quar.)
McNeil Machine & Engineering, com. (quar.)
5%
9-30
15c
Mclntyre
'4.
9-15
Medford Corp.
(quar.)
Portland
Mills,
preferred
4%% pfd. A
preferred A (quar.)
4%.%
9-
25c
10-
<quar.)____
Co.
Meredith Publishing (quar.)
Merry Bros. Brick & Tile_
Metal & Thermit Corp.,
•
40c
_—
_—
Fuel
States
New
5Vi%
-preferred
_.
9-15
9-12
9-26
9-16
9-30
9-30
*
,
'
9-16
9-16
;Y£_2:Y
10- 1
9- 2
—;,'■>£ 95c
_
9- 2
—.___££ 9614c
10- 1
9- 2
3.90% preferred (quar.)
2
97%C - 10- 1
9- 2
; 4.35% preferred (quar.)
$1.08%
10- 1
*
9- 2
4.45% preferred (quar.)
2/._—_______
$1.11'/*
10- I
9- 2
Mexican Light & Power, Ltd., $1 pfd. (quar.)
> $25c
10- 1
9-15
Michigan Gas & Electric, common (quar.)__
50c
9-30
9-15
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Y $1.10
10-31
10-15
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.—
£Y v£ ;>/•£;
New common (initial-quar.)
15c
9-15
9- 1
!
5%
10- 1
9- 1
$1.25
preferred <quar.)_____
9-12
20c
8-19
Mickleberry's Food Products (quar.)
(quar.)
____
.
Water
Co.
25C ;
Midwest
Oil
Corp. (quar,)
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming
Miller
&
Rhoades,
Inc.
1
8-15
8-31
8-17
5%
___.
9-
30c
(quar.).
Middle States Telephone Co. of Illinois—
6%
preferred B (quar.) —
Midwest Financial (stock dividend
9-15
9-
35c
9-12
25c
10-1
30c
8-31
1
8-22
'
(quar.)
(quar.)___
-
9-
6
8-19
on
(G.
Safety Appliance Co.—
4%% preferred (quar.)
Minerals & Chemical Philipp
Initial
Class
quarterly
B
on
56 Vic
12Vzc
common
(initial).
9-30
iy4c
Engineering (stock dividend).
Minneapolis Brewing Co. (quar.) _*
Minneapolis Gas Co.-, 5%- pfd. (quar.)
? 5.30%
preferred (quar,)
"5%% preferred (quar.)
Minnesota "Mininig & Mfg.—
'
New common (initial
quar. )_____„_
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry. (quar.)
____
___
9-16
9-30
3% Y
9-
15c
9-16
1
'
8-15
9-15
of
1
8-19
1
8-19
9- 1
8-19
$1.37%
____
;
15c
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator (quar.)____
Power & Light, com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Minnesota Valley Natural Gas (quar.)
(quar,)
9-12
35c
8-31
50c
8-19
8-15
.
9-10
40c
8-19
30c
1
8-10
1
9-15
9-10
22y2c
910-
.
$1.25
8-25
10-
1
9-12
preferred
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
....
9-15
beneficial
(quar.)
9-15
$1.15
10-
9-15
1
90c
9-16
9-16
8-31
-
-
Common
(quar.)
(Stock- dividend)
.
$5.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.38
$4.30 preferred (quar.)-—$1.07V2
Missouri Utilities Co., common (quar.)____
- 34c
5% preferred -(quar.) _______
______ '.
$125
Mitchell <Robert), Ltd., class A. (quar.).
•
$25c
;
•
18c
1
8-22
9-
1
9-10
8-31
Northern
12-20
9-12
A
Common
8-19
0-21
4.50%
.
25C
2
9-9
•
9-15
4Va%
5%%
8-19
Norwich
9-15
r
8-26
Nova
20C
50C
Y
9-30
9-
9-12
preferred
preferred
Public
Service,
Pharmacal
Scotia
Co.
Light &
City
National
2
22—
9-
8-15
2£''".
I
8-15
Yy
f
';
8-19
2
•
'■
■
'!,
8-19
8-26
9-16
9-16
9-16
9-
1
9-16
9-16
*-16
0-16
9-30
8-25
9-15
9-1
8-25
8-
5
9-1
9- 1
8-
5
8-15
8-15
>
9-1
9- 9
^
8-15
1
8-3
8-10
Ltd.—
Co.,
t$l
.
—
9-
t$l;12%
9-1
$62%c
8-3
9-1
8-3
5%
9-26
9-6
15S
of South Africa
9-30
9-16
8-29
6
60C
9-
6
9-13
9-
10-
1
9-16
60C
10-14
6%
Ohio
£9-16
preferred
conv.
$1.75 •;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Register
4y»%
preferred
National
Edison
Co.,
•
:,'-
2
.>
9-.15
Ohio
Welding Machine Co.—
~
1
8-11
9-15
,8-15
Ohio
(quar.)
9-
1
8-
5
$15C
9-
1
8-
5
"
10-31
15c
10-17
Oklahoma-Mississippi
10c
9-
1
8-19
Insurance
40c
10-
3
9-15
Olin Mathieson
National
Food
Products
9-10
8-29
Oliver
1
8-12
Onondaga
River
Quarterly;,
Fire
(s-a)
(Hartford) (quar.)
(quar.)
20c
National Gypsum Co.,
9-
$1.12%
$4.50 pfd. (quar.)
2_
National Homes, class B (stock dividend)
2%
V
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
9-
1
7- 8
9-30
Class
A
(quar.)
15c
Class
A
(quar.)
15c
1-6-61,
15c
9-10
class A
'
National
Lead
co„
common
•7%
preferred
A, (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
National
Life
National
Malleable
National
Presto
National
Rubber
National
Steel
Screw
Securities
&
Securities
Series—
Research
2
(quar.)
50c
9-
9
9-30
9-15
25c
9-15
8-31
■
.
15c
9-
income
ment
■
Growth
National
:££
(Del.)
Shops
$5
8-26
2
National-Standard
,£
(quar.)_______
Y
8-31
;r
8-31
35c
Corp.
National Tank Co.
National -Tea
Tile
National
££:•" 30c r'
(quar.)
Go.
«fe
20c
(<juar.)_—>
MIg.
Nationwide.' Corp.
(stock dividend)
Nazarethr Cement. Co, ~ (quar;)
8-29
99-
9-15
'
1
20c
9-15
(quar.)
CM 0 0
9-1
8-17
Class
B
common
(quar.)
2oc
9-
8-17
(quar.)___
Nestle-Le Mur Co.
(quar.)
^2
______________
Pipe Line—
(increased-quar.)
Common
$1.50
preferred
£
9-
-7%c
: 9-
37%c
(quar.)
Amsterdam
1
9-15
7,/2C
:.v
—-
.
1
l
8-
5
9-
9-30 .£.
1 £
9-
York
Air
New
York
Auction
Co
Brake
f
t
*
7
~~$r
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
25c
9-
6
8-
5
40c
9-
1
8-15
9- 2
30c
(quar.)___
2;
.
Y
RR
25c
9-
9
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
50c
10-
1
New
York State Electric
93%C
10-
1
9-
$U12Vz
10-
1
9-
9
$1.12 Va
10-
1
9-
9
50C
10-
t50c
1
;
preferred
3.60%
preferred
4.85%
5.25%
ment
Nopco
4%
1010-
8-5
8-19
10-1
9-16
1
;
2, ;2.
.
85c
9-30
:_____
97 Vac
9-30
$1.02%
9-30
$1.21%
9-15
$1.31%
9-30
9-15
9-
25c
9-23
$1
9-
-
1
1
8-15
8-12
6%
preferred. <quar.)
15c
,
.
$1
Co.
9-
65c
__-
(quarv)_____^_
Corp. (quar.)_
America, corn.. 1 (quar,),. •
25c
2%,
.
-
.
22;
.
com.
.
'
Co.
9-
f
8^
8-31
8r31
9-23
9
.
9-15 ;
Mining,
Ltd/
(quar.)________
2i
r,
I",
$5C
8-19
8-11
11-
1
9-30
,
10-14
9-
Y.). .(quar.)______, v- $2:50
(quar..)_
,.'...;:T8c.
class A
common
(quar.)
:
v
9-
.
6
9-15
9-
1
9-
6
;
8-26
8-31
'
8-26
£ 9r 1
; 10c
8-19
9^15
5c
$20c
.
.;;
8-31
>
25c
>
/
/
8-t31
9-16
10-3
,
9-
1
30c
9-
1
t62Vac
9-
8-15
1
31'Ac
(quar.)
;
,
8-15
.
Pipe" 'Line, Ltd.-^.. ,2.£Y.';;2-:;£^
&
preferred
(quar.)
Ford,' Ltd.
;.
4.60%
preferred
,
.
B
(quar.)
C
(quar.)—
D
preferred E
preferred F
,'pFCfferred G
preferred
;
£ R-12
9-15
2-
£ 8%c 2
57 V2c
58V2c *'■
,
\;
8-15
9-14
40c
35c
(quar.)
Electric Co.—;:2^;-;2:'£2'
4.40%-2 preferred
3.70%
preferred
•
.
Cement
(quar.)__^__j___j._j.____
Co., common (quar.)
preferred." (quaf.).
2.
2__
4.64%
25c
.
(quar.)
common
8-31
>
8-19
9-15
9-
,
8-1S
1
8-1$
9-1:
V
-
:
9-
$1.10
..92VaC
8-10
1
8-10
9-1 Y
;
9-
1
8-10
$1.17%
9-
1
8-10
$1.12V2
9-1
8-10
1
8-10
(quar.)_______________
$1.01
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)______.
; i_i
...
9-
$1.15
(quar.)
10-
25c
—
pfd. (4uar.)
-
2
?
-
£
/
£
:.
8-15
9-
1
8-15
1
8-15
,
14c
;•
,
.
8-12
9- 1
i
25c
.
Paul, Inc. (quar.)
■,
50c
Petersburg «b Hopewell Gas (quar;27c
Petroleum Exploration Co.
75c
Petroleum & Trading, class A
(quar.>_____^2-," £ 25c
6
8-15
9-
Y2
14c
v
9-
9-1",
f
$1.16
voting (quar.)
____2
non-voting (quar.)__
Publishing (quar.)
Drug Stores (quar.)
I"
9-1
$1.08
(quar.):
,,
'
2
6
8-19
8-19
k 9-20
(N.
Peter
t
2
9<-15 '
-
8-29
:
8-15
(8-31
1
8C',V
;
8-25
"9r
f
9-15-
50c
..
6 2:
9-1
10-
8-15
8-15
.
9-30
..
8c
(quar,)
6
=
.9- 6
.
-tic:.?
:.:1
8-19
9-
$1
t
8-15
9-15
•
45 c:
-J_:.
9-15
/
9-1
25c
(quar.)
i
>8-222
.
9-30
$1.50
i
.
r
8-15
9- 2
•
7c
.
5
•Y 8-12
1
9-1:
s>£2Qc
;
9-
8-12
.
9-28
9-
,10-14
2
2
9-15
9-
9-15
5
1
8-22
9-10
8-26
9-
.
8-19
-
;
:
i.___2
9-
9-15
..
-
Normetal
■A
8-15
9-1
$3c
30c
15c 22
__$0.3281% >
(quar,)-.
com.
..
8-15
9-9
|50c
',/'.
;V
8-15
,
(quar.
v-l
9-30
9-1
2
-
9-
9-15
1
■':>
9-1
8-19
2
9-
10-1
:210-1
7-29
„
2
9-
9-20
,
1
8-22
9-1
9-
•
Mines, Ltd.
£
.•■iSS
10-15
,10-
Peoples
:
50c
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (Increased quar,)-;. 2
65c
Peoples Teiepnone (Butler, Pa.) com. (quar.) ;
$1
4%%^preferred (quar.
.•
$1
Peoples Life Insurance (Wash. D. C.) (quar.)
15c
Pepsi-Cola Bottling of Long Island (quar.)
10c
Perfex Corp., 4Va%
pfd. (quar.$lt2-Va2
Perkins Machine & Gear, 7% pfd,
(quar.)__ A .22 $1.75
Perfect
Circle
Corp.- (quar.)
25c
Permian Basin Pipe Line
(quar.,tlc
Pet Milk, new common (initial
quar.)
20c
4%%
preferred (quar.)______^_^___-iY $1.12%;
9-15
9-30
30c
1
9- 5
25c
...
&
1st
Fenton
9-15
2
.
8-15
9-12
Common
9-15
Chemical Co., common (quar.)___
preferred : A (quer.)^--—;___2._____r
8-15
8-15
'$1
Common
9-15
9-30
Share Corp. (12e from net ihvestincome plus 18c from capital gains).
8-31
1
1
'
$1.25
.
.
9-19.
25c, ': ,9-1
(quar.)________
.
9-19
9.
1
1
9-10
.
si.io
\
__________________
Penooscot Chemical Fibre Co.—
9-15
90c
_____^.
8-30
4-22
9r
45c
62 Vic
(quar.)>_
(quar,)_^__.
preferred
f
8-12
9-30
45c
:
9
9-10
$1
/:
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
Pennsylvania Power Ca, 4.24%
8-5
1
1
9-
8-12
•
9-10
(quat,>a^i^^22.i^iK2^^ii£2;;,£37%02.
Co.
>"4260%
9-15
9-
(quar.)__
_______—
of
4.05%
1
3.90%
t
4.70%
4.50%
S
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.10%
Niagara
•
30c
933/4c
9-
2
Lines,
Pictures
Pennsylvania
t$1.25
40c
3.40%
,2
8-11
1
9-
.
_
common
(quar.)__
4.68%
V
—
Power,
B,
Penh-Dixie
9
(quar.)
8-15
9-15
9- 9
;;'V$£i9;;
(initial)-
A
Robinson
Corp.
Brewine
Periick
Gas—
preferred
/
:2.;;;;' 25c,:'
■
Penh Fruit
8-26
Niagara-Mohawic
'
'
dividend.
Pen,
Class
5%
8-24
£
(quar.)
&
Line
ioc
4%
Pearl
$1.01%
(quarT)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.f__J
4j/2 %
preferred (quar.
—
Newbury (J. J.) Co. (quar.)—_2
:____
Newfoundland Light, & Pdwer Co. Ltd.—Common
(quar.) _-____r__2__
2____T___
5%
preferred- (quar.)
Newport Electric Corp., common (increased)
334% preferred (quar.
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
8-12
Consolidated
Mfg;
Pembina
York
-
?
Company (quar.).
Paton Manufacturing, Ltd;, common-;
Peabody Coal Co., common., (quar.)
5% convertible prior preferred
(quar.)
8-10
New
3.75%
1
Y
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
2:6 %:;preforred
Parsons
9
New
Central
9-
20c
M
Pan American Sulphur (quar.
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line,
•
Co.
Tin
Parker
9-15
9-15
2___
Co.
8-12
,
V 9-30
47 VaC
(quar.)
5-for-4 split
New Jersey Power dc Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
Zinc
1
30c..
,
9- 9
Natural Gas—
Stockholders approved a
Jersey
8
9-
;
ioc
common
Parker-Hannifin rCarp.
New Jersey
New
8-
Paragon Electric, class A
Class. B
1
10-
1
/U
8-15
9-15
55c
8
9-
-
8-15
9-1
:
8-
-
(quar.)
preferred
Gamble
Paramount
43C1
-
1
Canadlan..Tnve&tment;. Ltd.
(quar.)2
East
9- 1 £Y Park-Lexington
£.
20c
$1
Casualty (s-a)
England Lime Co. (quar.)
New England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
New Hampshire Fire Insurance (incr.-quar.)
New
New Haven Gas Co.
£;£ 8-31
:2;
2,
Natural Gas
Nevada
New
""
Paper—"
8
9-
•
Products
preferred '(quar.)
Papercraft-rCorp;
(quar.)
common
/
8-
(s-a)
common
(quar.).
Finance
Stock
•
A
.Bros.
class
Co..
conv.
Pacolet
1
10-31
11-23
40c; £
:5%%
Packaging
-
0-15
9-26
'9-23
2%%
,,
1
$1.10
___.
Co.,
Far
v
"
8
.9-
,$i;i2V2
Clay Products
8-19 i V 2
1
Class
Nekoosa-Edwards
Paper
Pacific
Y;
8-25
9-13
50c
8-
$1.05
V.
,
9-
£
10c:
(quar.
National Union Fire Insurance (Pgh.) (quar.)
Neisner
9-12
75c
(quar.)
■H?
8-12
1
.
Pacific Hawaiian Products, (quar.,19c
Pacific Lumber Co. (quar.)
J $2
9-12
9-26
:
9-10
9-
.(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Pacific
8-17
8-17
•
'
National- Steel
Mfg.
Pacific
*
8-31
.
8-31
9-15
3c
20c
_______
Co.
preferred
Pacific: Atlantic
2
(
9-15
10c
(quar.)—
;
(quar.)
Glass
Pacific
series
stock
Sliirt
Extra
preferred
Pacific
7c
8-15
2.
40c
iS22i»—2«£s,2_£^i2i«: ;l*iv!v;:290c:i,
(quar.)
Oxford
'
-
2___^
—
9- 1
$1.14
;_ •VV $1.02.
6%q,
common
preferred
Y Oxford
-.
series
9-15
(quar.)
$3;60
4%
Quarterly distributions from net investIncome
1
9-16
10-1
62%C
>£;:
Power,
Owens-Illinois
8-22
15c
10-
(quar.)
$4.40
7
(quar.)
Corp.____
• - •
Tail
10-25
(quar.)
Machinery Co. (quar.)____
& Mfg.
(quar.)
I
National
10-
1
1
Industries
National
Manufacturing
8-19
11-
Casting
$1.11
(quar.)
Co.
Otter
;
8-31
120C
Pottery
Oster
8-29
11-
$1.50
(Canada)
9-15
"
4.75%
prefferred B (quar.)_
4%
preferred D (quar.)
2
9-15
.
9-15
1
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
2
9-26
$1.75
.__
Assurance
&
2
75c
_______
9-
12-
Corp.
1
1
2
Chemical Co.
Tyrone
9-
9-30
.2
10-
,
__________
preferred (quar.)
:
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Okanagan Telephone Co.," common
40c preferred
(s-a)
Fidelity Life Insurance
Co.,
—
4V2%
120c
1
8-22
10-
...
_______
National
Key
37c
preferred
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Power Co.,
4.08%
pfd. (quar.):
preferred
6
8-
$1.10,
Co.
4.20%
,Y/
1
9-
1
9-15
.97 Vac
•
2__
preferred (quar.)__.
Oil
National
National
-;.ti5c
£4.58%
&
National Electric
£4.44%
8-26
9-
9-
»:
'
.
(qUar.)i.
V.
9-15
10c
.
•$$1.75;
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
preferred
8-17
9-
$1.06%
;
preferred
4.40%
9-15
30c
(quar.)
com.
;
9-21
25c
2
-•,
pfd.
(quar.)
common
3.90%
8-25
9-10"
50c
"
'
.
(quar.)
" 8-12
;
1
10-15
"50c
(quar.)
Chemical Co. of Canada—
Common
(quar.)
2
——*
'
2 60c
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
-!
Drug
9-
30c
—
(quar.)
8-31
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Lines
2
^___
6
less Union
2-
tax)
—
Ogilvie Ftoiir Mills, Ltd., 7%
Okanagan Helicopter, Ltd.—
8-29
20c
non-resident
Y Oak Manufacturing (quar.)__
Oahu sugar Co. Ltd
8-19
9-10
*
2
—
O'okiep Copper Co.
(Equal to approximately $2.10
7
9-
60c
(quar.)_
common
8-24
9-14
12%c
______
Products Corp.
National Distillers & Chemical,
;
9
5
9- I
20c
preferred (quar.)
'4'/a%
preferred (quar.)
__^—
; 5%
preferred (quar.)
:
Nuclear-Chicago Corp. (stock dividend)
8-18
8-31
;
25c
(quar.)__
Dairy
•r.
8-
9-30
$1.12Va
$1.31%
(quar.)
Power
6
8-19
10-25
9-15
27VaC
common..
4%
9
from net
(2c
22
Blank Book
National
2
•9-
''
A
(quar.)
Cash
•
9-30
10-
i\ 10-25
140c
—169c
J$1.50.
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)_____
$1.12Va
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-16
*
if
f40c
(quar.).
convertible
1
9-
1
5%% 1st preferred (quar.)
6% 2nd preferred (quar.)____.
"Y:. Northwest Bancorporation, common
9-16
9-15
55c
(quar.)_.
(increased)——:__
class
National
~
8-15
8-24
9-30
26 %c
Norfolk 8s-WesternHy.:Co., .common: (quar.)
8-15
,
•
'
_______
8-15
1
Common
45c
"
100%
Noranda
9-15
1
12-
Northwestern
8-19
8-19
9-
Quebec Power, Ltd.—
*
7%
•
8t31
9-15
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
—«
of
9-1
.
'
2
•8-31-
9-20
9-30
9-20
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
;
v
—
10fl5 £"'/ 9-20
22 %C
"
9-1
—_______
9-12
•
9-29
2,
•8-31
(Watertown)
Quarterly
8-12
8-31
-
15c
(increased)
B
Corp.
National
8-22
,9- 1
class
National Biscuit Co.,
«
9-
y2%
___—
Co.
8-15
Corp.
Corp.,
Class
Natco
8-31
4y2c
1
Trust
8-12
"
8-26
10-1
8-
York
30c
'
.
9-12
$1.10
1-
New
9-10
;
interest
Inc.,
Nashua
9-1
50c
(quar.)__
—
Missouri-Kansas <Pipe Line, com.
Class B (quar;)
——
Missouri Public Service—
12V2c
Northern
35c
______
Nalco
-
(quar.)Mississippi Glase Co. (quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd.
conv.
1
8-31
$1
——
Nasco,
,
10%
9-
$3.50
(quar.)
Chemical
Corp.
-
$1.25:
$1.37Va
$1.45
$1.40
$1.50
Northern Ohio Telephone* common (quar.)" t • 50c~
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
$1,06
4Va% preferred (quar.)
$1.12Va
5 % preferred (quar.)
$1.25
4c
Nachman
8-31
9-
$1.27% i9-
Minnesota
^Mission Insurance Co.—
8-19
Corp.—
Minerals
Mirro Aluminum Co.
9-1
5.60%
5
1
common:
25c
C.)
New
Mine
(quar.)_____—
Gas,
________
preferred (quar.)______
preferred (quar.)___—
;_____
preferred (quar.)
—________—
5.80%
5
8-
9-
40c
(quar.)
common
9-
^9-
investment income plus 2 c from securities
.
!
Middlesex
8-
£
9-15
15c
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
Muskogee Company
(quar.)
Mutual Trust (Kansas Trust)—
,
.
5%%
9-15
1
Natural
6C
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)__
Murray Company (Texas)
8-19
.
preferred
Northern
8-18
9-1
£ 9-
t$1.19
.'
preferred
Murphy
■
8-26
9- 1
10-
125c
•
______
common
(quar.)_.
(subject to approval
September 7)—
Inc.,
dividend
stockholders
8-15
9-9
9-9
4.40%
55c
44c
——35c
(quar;);
Common
8-15
8-22
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Munsingwear,
Y
6
■■£;
1
9-10
-
62 %c
■
(Pittsburgh) (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph—
(initial-quar.)
—2—;—_'
common
Mueller Brass
8-22
,
9-9 r.
10c
30c
87%c
15c
17 %c
(quar,)_2
'
3.85%
8-19
10- 1
10- 1
45c
—
preferred (quar.)
Met?o, Inc.; common (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.J
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
.".'3.80% $»eferred- (quar.)
8-19
1
9-15
-
40c
87%c
__—i—_—___
7%
4
9-16
8-19
1
9-
35c
-
J
common
8-19
1
...,;
(quar.)_____.—
Merck & Co., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
2
1
9-12
25C
..
Stores
8-15
1
9-
$1 £
.
9-15
1
9-
$1.18%
,
8-12
1
9-
$1.18%
4% preferred B (quar.)
Mengel Co. (quar.)__
______—_.
Merchants Fire Assurance (N. Y.)—
(Increased quar.)
i
i
.
Mercantile
9-
$1.50
(quar.)
Melville Shoe Co.,
9-15
8-12
1
1
2;;
1
30c
(s-a)
Supply
Mountain
8-18
10-
30c
——_
—
Cement
8-18
1
9-
40c
Medusa
1
9-30
$1.06%
Mead Johnson & Co. (quar.)
Mechanics & Farmers Bank (Aioany, N. Y.)
2
9-
42 %c
Corp., common (quar.)—
4%%
preferred (quar.)_—
9-
2
9-12
10-
15c
.
Mead
8-
1
9-15
,2
25c
50c
—
9-
"
10c
:_____
(quar.)
Company
Mountain
9-15
25c
—
(quar.)_
Publishing
9-30
9-30
99-
$1.25
—.—
Public Service—
Indiana
'
Mount
8-31
,
•
$1.25
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Motor Wheel Corp.
8-31
$2.25
(J. Ray) Co. (quar.).
Aircraft Corp. (quar.)—,
McDermott
8-19
9-13
20c
(quar.)
Co.
9-10
8c
__
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(initial)
McDonnell
9-
87c
(quar.)
Co.
&
8-15
1
$1
10c
_
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
1
55c
(quar)
common
9-
85c
preferred (quar.)_
McBryde Sugar, Ltd. (reduced)
$3.40
Corp.,
10-
Car
American
Northern
___—
Corp., common
8-15
$1.25
Co.
.
8-26
t$1.75
;
—
Shares
9-15
J
3%%
A
8-30
8-30
—
8-31
McCrory Stores,
)■
1
1
8-12
Company (quar.)
Navigation Co. (increased)
8-25
9-
10-
8-12
Matson
1
8-19
10-
Water
.
6
$1.17%
Morgan (Henry) Ltd., common (quar.)_
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Morningstar-Paisley (quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
Co.
(quar.)
9-20
9-
1
Maytag
9-
$1.12%
Ltd., common (quar.)__
Products
Stock
9-26
McCormick-Armstrong
I
Co.
Share
'
.
9- 1
:I ,35c' -; 9-10
Corp. (quar. )_^_^__i_
Cement, class' A (qqar.)__ / •, 35C; ; 9rl6
Class
B
(quar.)____—..
4 25c
-9-16
North American Investment, common_^n_^_ ' 1 •
10e >-\'9-20
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)__-______2__-_™34%c
• 9-20
Y
;6% preferred (quar.)______—37V2c
" ,9-20
North American Refractories (reduced-quar.)35c " 10-14
North American Van Lines—
2 2":
"
1/ '■/"2
Increased quarterly
—
—* :
; 10c
10-20
;£;
North Penn Gas Co. (quar.)
-/ • 15c r2 10- 6
North River Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)__
: 42%c
' 9-10North Shore Gas Co.
(Mass.), (quar.)
«
27Vic •
9- 1
Northeastern Water, $2 preferred (s-a)
' '
$1 'l, 9- 1
$4 prior preferred
(quar.)_
v
$1
9- 1
North
9- 9
"
30c
Morgan Engineering, common (quar.)
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
8-17
9-10
9-
9-15
McCormick
T
8-26*
45c
—
;
9-15
10c
—
7% preference* class A (quar.)_
7% preference, class B (quar.)__.
Moore-Handley Hardware Co.—
5% preferred (quar.)_______
10-14
1
9-15
6c
$2.50
$
Chemical
2\>
of Company
North American
8-29
8-29
9-30
25C
:
—__
preferred
Moore Corp.,
Investors
investment
From
McCord
■*'h
8-10
15c
Growth Stock Fund
income
2
>
9-30
■
(quar.)________
Utilities, com. (quar.)
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred (quar.)
Montreal Trust Co. (quar.)
of Detroit—
Bank
(quar.)
McCloud River Lumber
YY
9-15
.
9-10
Massey-Ferguson,
.4%% preferred
'I
9-15
'
1
tlOc
Ltd., com. (quar.)—
$1.12 V2
(quar.)
t$1.37 V2
5%%
preferred (quar.)
25c
Mathews Conveyor Co.
(quar.)
55c
May Department Stores, common (quar.)___
93%c
$3.75 preferred (1945-1947 series) (quar.)
93%C
3%% preferred (quar.)
10c
Mayfair Industries —
-
•
8-18
1
9-30
IOC
—
.
Massachusetts
9-
10-
35C
~(quar.)~__
preferred
4.50%
25C
1%
—;
-
2%
(quar.)—_____
Marquette Cement Mfg., common (quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)———
Marsh Supermarkets,
Inc.—
—
Marshall Field & Co., common (quar.)
4%%
8-10
17v2c
—____—._
—:——
Co.
9-10
62%C
dividend
Mfg.
8-25
35C
—
Marion
8-19
9-15
30c
Mangel Stores (quar.)
Manhattan Shirt Co. (quar.)
Manufacturers National
9-12
53 VaC
preferred C (quar.)—___.
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., com. (quar.)
5 % pref. A (quar.)
Stock
8-12:
25c
class A
4%%
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Manpower, Inc. (quar.)
2
$6.25
(accum.)
Works,
9-
$30c
—-—
8-15
25c
;
1
15c
;
9-
35c
.___—_
—
Macwhyte
Company
(quar.)
Madison Fund, Inc. (from invest, income)__
Magnavox Company (quar.)
—£
Maher
9-15
.
Powell River, Ltd.—
& Bloedel &
Macmillan
9-15
J15C
(quar.)
preferred
Machine
Montana-Dakota
Montrose
____
9-15
"
25C
Inc.
9-15
$1.05
Monsanto Chemical Co.
8-
35c
(quar.)
87 Vac
America (stk. divd;)
Tool Co. (quar.)_.
8-15
1
•••.' Name
Norristown
8-29
9-15
of
Corp.
9-12
———-
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)___________^
Rubber
9-. 9
""
.
(quar.)
common
of Rec. ••J
Payable
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
Per.
Holders
When
•
Share
/
,
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
37%C
—
Mackinnon Structural Steel, Ltd.—
5%
preferred
1
9-
10c
common
1
9
9-10
Company
Steamship
preferred
i
.
'
9-
9-15
20c
50c
(reduced)
Lunkenhelmer
Industries,
3%%
4.20%
10-21
1
of Company
$1
£
(quar,)
Co._;—
(quar.)
Lykes
10-
40c
(quar.)__—
Lucky Lager Brewing
10-
$1.75
—
Investment
Louisville & Nashville RR.
11-
$1.75
;
(quar.)___
common
7%. preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Louisville
Mohasco
(quar.)
preferred
Name
Payable of Rec.
.'J.
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
Per
Holders
When
r
Share
Name of Company
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9-
9
9-10
8-19
9-22
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Volume
192
Number
5981
The Commercial and
Per
Kame
of Company
Permutit, Co.
(quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)__;_____
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)
$1
dividend
When
Share
Pfaudler
preference
Holders
99-
75c
1
i
9
56c
9-30
8-15
9-30
25c
9-
2
1
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norrlstown RR.
Co.
(quar.)
Philadelphia
&
Suburban
Reading
Quarterly
;
9-
$1.50
Corp.
(quar.)______
Rohm
8-19
8-31
25c
6
8-12
preferred
3.65%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co.
(quar.)
;
Phillips Screw Co. (quar.)_____.
Phoenix
Insurance* (Hartford)
(quar.)
Photo Engravers & Electrotypers, Ltd. (s-a)
Natural
$4
Fine
Co.,
Fund,
net
Prom
8-10
Class
Aircraft
Piper
Extra
9-
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
9-
8
9-16
9-
9
.9-
9
5c
75c,.
't40C-
t
10-
12'Ac
9-15
10-14
9c
income.,
(qUar.)
2
9-15
4%
9-
1
9-
1
8-18
$1.20
9-
1
preferred
Paul Fire
Increased
quarterly
Samson
8-31
8-5
$1.37'A
9-
1
8-
$1.75
9-
1
8-19
9-15
9-
1
Fund
San
(quar.)__
5c
9-24
62'Ac'
62'Ac
preferred (quar.) _________
preferred (quar.)
99-
San
4%%
6
9-24
9-
6
9-10
9-
Jose
1
1
Scott
8-19
Scott
1
8-15
3
3
1
9-10
8-15
(Chattanooga,
Tenn.)
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
4.16%
Public
Service
Service
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
i;
8-15
Electric
&
-A',
Gas—
—
.
-
Inc., new common (initial-quar.)
(quar.)____———
Puritan Fund
(from capital gains)
—
Putnam (George) Fund—
Co.
Ranco,
Purina
Inc.
Co.
8-31
9-30
8-31
9-30
8-31
9-30
8-31
'9-30
8-31
9-30
8-31
9-30
8-31
9-15
8-31
series B (quar.)—.
Shattuck (Frank G.) Company (quar.)
Shell Oil Co. (quar.)^
__
Sheller Manufacturing Corp. (quar.)
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp. (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)_
Shoe Corp. of America
(quar.)———__—_
9-30
8-26
t;
9-14
8-19
Shop
9-
1
8-
4
Sick's
9-6
8-
2
Siegler Corp.
-
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
9
9-15
9-30
9-
8
Revere Copper &
Class
9-20
12-31
Rice
Ranch
Oil
Ritter
Paper
---
5 % %
(H.
(J.
Robinson
H.)
Little
Class
A
C.)
4%
&
(quar.)_
(quar.)
on
(quar.)
(quar.)
37 /2c
™
60c
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
Co.,
&
preferred
F
(quar.)
_
,
..
.
•
f
s,
■
,
®1
4.10%
M-02/i
Iinoi/
1
8-15
Standard,
9-
1
8-19
Standard
8-12
Standard
9-10
11-
1
9-12
8-24
Oil
Co.
(New
Co.
9-
1
8-15
9-
8
8-25
9-9
8-15
Standard
9-
1
8-12
1
8-12
6%
State
9-12
1
1
9-10
9-30
9-10
Hotels
6
8-11
8-31
8-15
8-19
Sterchi
Co.
Stern
8-19
8-12
2
4'A %
4'A%
Stern
&
1
8-15
4'A%
9-
1
8-15
Stetson
8-18
Smith
8-18
Smith Investment Co
8
8-10
9-
9
8-10
Stewart-Warner
9-
1
8-11
Stix,
1
8-11
1
8-31
1
8%
9-
8-31
*
9-12
60c
9-
7%
f$1.25
&
.'Class
8-26
8-31
Sonotone
Products
South
Penn
9-15
South
Southam,
9-16
Southern
9-
1
8-10
7
8-15
9-
5
8-15
4.78%
1
9-
9
8-10
9-
1
8-10
4%
8-26
4.25%
9-10
1
Southern
Fertilizer
9-
1
8-15
$4.75
9-
1
8-15
Southern
9- .1
8-15
9-15
9-20
9-
9-10
preferred
(s-a)
Indiana Gas
Natural
"9- 6
Southern
Pacific
6
Southern
—
5%
8-19
9-
1
Co.
—
__:
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
Co., common (quar.)
noncumulative preferred (quar.)
Stock
Royalty Co.
dividend
Gas
Corp.,
8-31
8-
8-31
8-
5
8-31
8-
5
25c
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
8-12
9-
1
6
8-
11- 1
«■.
$1.77^
9-
1
8-19
$1.20 conv.
common
preferred
Southwest Natural Gas,
(quar.)
(quar.)
$6 preferred
*
8-12
Southwestern Electric Service,
4.40% preferred (quar.)
9-
1
8-12
Southwestern
9-
1
8-12
Extra
9-
1
8-12
Stock
9-
1
8-12
99-
1
1
8-12
'
$1
Investment,
com.
10-14
preferred
(quar.)
__,
(quar.).
9-15
8-15
t9-15
8-15
9-15
10-28
—
;.
.__
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
9-
9
8-26
9-15
9-
9-1
8-18
11-30
11-15
9-
1
10-21
(quar.)_
12'Ac
9-
1
8-19
2'Ac
9-
1
8-19
3%
9-16
9-
25c
9- 1
8-19
2
9
1
8-31
8-18
11-30
11-15
10-
1
9-12
25c
■AA
10-15
9-30
9-10
8-19
30c
9- 9
8-26
433Ac
9-30
9-15
75c
9-15
9-
5c
9-10
8-29
20c
9-10
8-29
(quar.)_—
——
8-15
1
8-29
9-10
45c
Co.
9
8-26
8-31
8-12
30c
9-
1
8-30
$1.25
10-
1
9-16
J25C
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
(quar.)
5%
Ltd.
Co.
9-
10c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)__
(quar.)____:—
16C
8-15
9-15
9-
1 'A %
8-30
8-15
6'Ac
9-15
8-25
—
65c
(quar.)______
99-
9
8-10
35c
9-29
9-19
9-
t
—
(qiia'r.)
9-20
iV': 2%
8-31
«
;•
8-15
1
25c
33c
9-
9
8-11
''■9-15
'•
8-
4
9-
1
8-
8
41'Ac
9-
1
8-
8
$1.10
9-
2
8-
5
28'Ac
'
■
'
Y—__
5c
9-30
8-31
$12'Ac
9-15
8-31
(quar.)
common
8-15
1
25c
;
(quar.)—
(quar.)
$10c
—
9-15
8-31
$35c
10-
1
9-15
5c
9-
1
8-22
17'Ac
9-
1
8-22
—
___
20c
10-15
9-30
50c
(quar.)
•:
V"
9-
1
8-15
10c
——
(quar.)
Inc.
1
Corp.—
preferred
lc
Products
1
9-
35c
preferred
Gas
New
4.10%
9-14
8-15
40C
65c
——
5c
———__
27c
10-
9-15
1
8-
8-29
9-
8
8-15
1
9-
9-15
1
l'A %
8-31
7-30
50c
(quar.)
9-12
8-31
4c
(initial
convertible
4.60%
*'
4.72%
4
9-
9
28c
quar.)
preferred (quar.).—
preferred
(quar.)
4.65%
8-
9-23
9-13
8-19
Transmission—
common
4.25%
4.64%
8-31
31'Ac
(quar.)
4.50%
-
9-20
3
8-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
com.
Co.
Mining Co.
Tennessee
9-23
9-
9-16
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Biscuits
(James),
1
56c
(stock dividend)
Corp.
8-15
,9-15
11- 1
9-
45c
(From investment income)
8-15
1
2
Co._
Corp.
Tennessee
8-29
1
910-
9-
25c
—
8-26
9- 1
15c
30c
$1.50
18q
$1.10
12-15
10-
Television-Electronics Fund, Ine*—
8-31
—--
common
—
dividend
.
(quar.)
12-30
8
12'Ac
(quar.)
:9- 9
2%
9-15
flOc
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32% preferred (quar.)
Technology Instrument (stock dividend)
10-20
9-30
9- 1
11- 1
9-14
9-19
(quar,———75c
9-30
25c
Tampax, Inc.
(quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co. (quar.)——
1
40c
$1.18%
$1.20
50c
28c
.
9-
(quar.)
Broadcasting
Talcott
8-12
9-
Taft
8-12
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
70c convertible preferred
(quar.)
Symington Wayne Corn, (quar.)
Syracuse Transit Corp. (quar.)
8-12
8-15
87'Ac
Superior Window Co.,
8-12
25c
.2565'A
34c
35c
8-24
1
$1.25
Mid-Continent Oil Co., cort:
4'A % preferred
(quar.)_
5'A % ' preferred
(quar.)—_—
$1.40
8-24
9-15
1
(quar.)
Superior Propane, Ltd.,
5
8-24
9-15
9-
(quar.)
Oil
8-20
9-15
"
20c
Oil
Corp.
Sunshine
5
8-
9
9-
(quar.)
Company
Sunshine
9-14
8-31
25'Ac
26'Ac
29%c
30'Ac
70c
25c
————"•———
—
V
7-19
9-28
12-
9-10
30c
Suhray
9-12
8-31
$20c
9
12-19
34%c
common
convertible
Oil
Sundance
9-20
9-29
50c
$1
9-
50c
Clothier,
&
8-26
9-19
v--':, 15c
(quar.)__
common
Co.,
Terstegge
Supercrete, Ltd.
8-12
3
10-
,
9-21
9-10
25c
(quar.)
A.)
Sundstrand
2
9-15
8-26
10-11
t30c
Company
(quar.)
Co. (stock dividend)
Tecumseh
—
Railway
Co.
2
$2.38
:
•
(quar.)
Gas
.
,
8-26
9-23
37'Ac
Hall
Sunbeam
Co.
——.—
preferred
Southern
9-29
9-
Sun
Electric-
&
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southland
9-15
(quar.)
—
Chemical
4.80%
6
9-20
—:—_
common
(quar—.
&
4.75%
6
9-
(quar.)
Water,
V
■
Extra
(quar.)
•
(extra)
5.20%
1
Co.—
Common
8-31
9-
Edison
Company
Southern
9-15
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
8-15
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)——
(quar.)_;———_—_
California
Southern
8-22
cl. B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.44%
8-15
9- 2
Co.
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.88%
10-
9-15
Oil
California
4.24%
9-
9-
9-30
Insurance
Ltd.
4.08%
9-
9
9-30
31'Ac
(quar.)
Texas Development Co.,
8-17
9-
7c
;i.—.—
(quar.)———:.—5C
(quar.—:
__—1 .*
25c
Manufacturing
.South Carolina
9-26
10-21
(quar——.___—__
(quar.)
(quar.— jJ8%c > iv 9-3.0
Engineering, class A—r—
',, 2'Ac t *8-31
9-
1
8-19
.
common
preferred
Soss
12-15
25c
9-10
9-15
9-10
$1.25
Suburban Propane Gas
8-22
8-
preferred
.Soroban
9-15
1-1-61
Corp.,
$1.25
9-13
9-10
9-10
A
8-15
1
25c
(quar.)____
__;.i____„_™
(extra)™—__-_™_^_i.-™___n_™:-
Stylon Corp
8-12
35c
50c
(quar.)
$1.55
8-23
$44.40
._,—
8-15
1
$50c
9-12
(quar.)—_______—_—
A
8-26
25c
(quar.)
1
9-
15C
^^._4.™
B
Stuart
Co.
9-
10-
—
________________
Inc.
Mills,
(D.
Stuart
8-19
1
7
2
Corp.
(Raleigh)
(quar.)
Broadcasting
Stuart
6
11-21
1
9-
8-15
15c
class
Corp.
Wtebster,
Strawbridge
8-
1
10-
8-18
9-
9-16
10-
8-10
9-12
9-21
Sonoco
;,8:3!
9-1
8
9-10
1
35c'
■
A
Class
8-31
8-18
12-
9-
50c
50c
65c
45c
8-19
9-30
9-
$20c
(quar.)
Fuller
&
Stonecutter
40c
Socony-Mobil Oil
30c
Company, com. (quar.)
1st preferred
Stone
8-26
1
Baer
16c
Snap-on-Tools
1
8-12
9-6
10-14
preferred (quar.)
Fund
._.—___——
Kline & French Laboratories
(quar.)
9-1
9-12
8-15
—
(John B.)
9
10-
—
8-30
preferred (quar.)
9-
20c
20c
10-
i
9-10
62'Ac
preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)
preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)™_™«
Stern Textiles, Inc.—
4'A%
2
9-
61c
61c 'V
B.)
80C
___
Stores
(Michaels)
(quar.—_______——_——._
(Edson
8-12
15C
Ltd.
Bros.
&
Corp.
9
(quar.)
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Drug. Inc. (quar.)
8-20
9-
Bros..
Stratton
Skil
8-10
9-
preferred (ouar.)
Sinclair
Smith
9
(increased)
Stephenson Finance Co.,
5'A% preferred (quar.)
5%
8-22
Skelly Oil
1
8c
1
9-
8-15
1
9-
30c
9-
9-21
8-15
9-
Steinberg's, Ltd., class A-_-;™_™_™™-^^___
9-19
8-12
1
40c
Stedman
8-31
8-26
J20c
2
40c
1
8-19
9-
(quar.)
2
9-15
1
9-
25c
(quar.)
9-
1
9-
55c
9-
8-31
9
9-
93 %c
(Del.)
Corp.
9
8-15
9-15
35c
(quar.)__
;
Stouffer
8-17
9-15
6
50c
9-15
17'Ac
$30c
quar.)
8-22
(increased)™
(quar.)
Life
Insurance
Storer
(reduced
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9-10
9
18%c
class A
2
9-14
9-
8-19
9-20
Y
10-
9-
;
40c
10-
$1
30c
9
1
6
1
40c
Chemical, common (quar.)
3'A% preferred (quar.)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)
9-10
25c
25c
9-
9-2
(quar.)
common
Loan & Finance,
Class B (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
10-
9-
9-
1
9-
Jersey)
State
r :
9-30
Statler
9-23
1
9-10
10-
Stauffer
27'Ac
8-20
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Quarterly':
Fuel Supply
8-22
9-16
Co.
A
State
8-23
10c
\
1
*1.63
(quar.)
(quar.)
Radio
Capital
3
1
9-
10-
dividend
10-
10-
8-20
25c
Quarterly
9-30
,
preferred
Stock
1
12-
12-28
1
'
9-22
10-14
9-1
9-
9-
25c
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd.
Standard Pressed Steel (quar.)
8-10
10-14
9-15
9-15
Co.
Standard Register
9-
9-
:■
,
8-16
5%
8-15
9-28
37'Ac
.
1
25c
Standard Packaging Corp., $1.20 pfd.
$1.60 preferred (quar.)__
8-15
Corp.
'
10-
87'Ac
(Ohio)
8-24
1
5
8-16
(Detroit)—
(Kentucky)
preferred
8-19
Oil
$1.12'A '
I
Indiana
Oil
3%%
9-15
Mfg.
i
Insurance
California
of
Co.
1
9-
8-10
9-27
5c
of
3
$15c
(quar.)_
20c
94c
Products,
9-
10-10
8-10
8-
5c
Co.
10-14
50c
Y—'
1
9-10
•
$1.12'A
common
Standard Oil
10-14
1
1
9-
$1.05
>20C
(quar.)
Oil
•
T^i3C
4%%
preferred H (quar.)—
preferred I (quar.)——
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
4.95% preferred K (ouar.)
5V2% preferred L (initial)
9-
11-
9-
25c
Inc.,
Co.
9-15
Southwest
Ltd.—
Electric Corp.—.
Oil
$1.20
9-
*.9-12
•
8O1c
37 /2c
(quar.)
pref.
.Rochester Gas
Co.
Co.
Motor
Standard
J17'Ac
8-31
4?
™
(quar.)—
preferred
Robertson
Robinson
Standard
30c
pfd.
8-31'
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
8
9-
5%
8-15
9-15
35c
Forgings Corp.
Milling Co.
(Del.)—
9-30
A———
class
Ltd.,
9-
9-15
jc
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co., com.
8-
split—
Sons,
&
3
9-
7c
—
—
Robbins & Myers, Inc., common
$1.50 participating preferred
1
quar.—
Ltd.
9-15
—
75c
3?c
B
(quar.)
5% % "preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Roadway Express, class A
Class
9-
10-15
10c
(increased
8-15
9-15
A
(quar.—
———
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co._———u
9-
9-1
$1.12%
(quar.)__
6%
8
10-2.
(quar.)_—____________
8-31
12y2C
65c
Class
'
stock
9-19
10-
14c
75c
(monthly)
(quar.)
8-
$56'Ac
$2.44 pfd. A (quar.—
(quar.)-.——
class A (quar.——_
Dairies, Ltd.,
(H.)
Singer
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., class A
1
25c
Co.,
Company
Simpsons
6
8-22
Corp.
Finance
12-19
9-10
Co
Richfield Oil Corp.
Riegel
Simon
9-12
preferred
9-
*15c
Simmons
9
9-16
Brass, Inc.
convertible
Class
.
preferred (quar.)_._____80c
Manufacturing, common (quar.)____
,„,,c
4y2%
9-
9-12
t5c
+2°c
81
(quar.)
Drug & Chemical (quar.)_.—
Reynolds <R. J.) Tobacco, com. (incr.-quar.)
3.60%
Standard
8
2%
B
.
Rexall
Rheem
Standard
8
68%c
(quar.)
Steel Stiapping
Silverwood
35c
25c
85c
6c
————
4%
preferred (quar.)
Republic National Bank (Dallas)
Republic Steel (quar.)—
8
8-
32'Ac
2%
(quar.)————.—_____—__
Two-for-one
2
9-
30c
—
—
(quar.)
A
Signode
8-16
10-10
B
Brands,
Simonds Saw <fc Steel Co____________—.—,
—,—
class
8-
25c
Pacific Power,
Oil & Gas
9-15
2c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
8-
t25c
$31'Ac
(quar,—
(Del.)
8
1
13c
.(quar.)_____—___—_
Class
9-30
.
Extra
Inc.
Ltd.
8-26
50c
11'Ac
—
Food,
Signal
9
,
$1.10
dividend
Breweries,
A 9-191' L
'
10c
:
Insurance
preferred
1
.____
preferred
Rite
1
$3.50
9-
preferred A (quar.31'Ac
Servel, Inc., $5.25 pfd. (quar.)——
$1.31'A
— 4% preferred series A (quar.—_________
f50c
Stock
1
Standard
9-
5%
4'A%
(20C
1
17'Ac
.__
;
Standard Dredging Corp.-—
$1.60
convertible
preferred
10c
9-30
yt
(quar.)
Accident
9-
3%
1
87y2c
common
new
8-
common
9-
i
(quar.)
—
(initial).——
Raymond Corp. (quar.)__.
12 Ac
Raytheon Company, 5y2% preferred (quar.)
68%c
Reading Co., 4% non-cum. 1st pfd. (quar.)
50c
Reeves Brothers, Inc. (quar.)__
12'Ac
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (NJ) (quar.)
15c
Reheis' Co.,Yclass A (quar.)
—r
"he
Reliance Insurance Co. (quar.)—55c
Reliable Life Insurance
Co.
(Mo.)____——
...16c
Remco Industries (quar.)———.—;
§9°,
Renold Chains Canada, Ltd—
$1.10 class A (quar.)
—
—
+—
Rayette, Inc..
Corp.,
1
preference
30c
9-15
15c
30c
—_——
Raybestos-Manhattan
9-
__
——
$2.44 preferred A
(quar.)__—
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
dividend
1
8-
Quarterly
8-22
(quar.)
Acceptance
Stock
,
Sierra
&
Packing Co.
Co.
1
.
Machinery, common—
$1.20 convertible preferred A
(quar.)
Radio Corp. of America—
$3.50 1st preferred 'quar.)____——.—-—
Ralston
Sears
&
$3.75
8-22
$1.25
9-
12'Ac
8% preferred (quar.)——______—$2
Quaker State Oil Refining
(quar.)
40c
Quemont Mining, Ltd., common (quar.)
J20c
Quincy Mining Co., common..
35c
Rath
8-15
8-
1
(initial quar.)
91 */4C
—.
9-15
See George Putnam Fund.
Pyle-National Co., common (quar.)—___.—
Hydraulic
8-15
j
$1.07'A
$1.26'A
5%
$1.18%
,
45c
50c
40c
21c
Pullman,
Racine
1
1
'".(quar.)™
Standard
1
8-22
—_
;
9-
9-
(quar.)_
10-
______
—A__.
dividend
Roebuck
8-25
11-
8-31
„
(quar.)_.——
(quar.)
5'A %
8-
33c
36c
(Mass.), common (quar.)
$6.50 preferred (quar.)
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co., common
*
8-31
.Co.
9-1
—45c
35c
.___—-—
$1.02
—
$1.04'A
(quar.)
4.18%
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
—______—
5.05%
preferred- (quar.).——___________
Publicker Industries,
com.
(stock dividend)
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
Puerto Rico. Telephone (quar.,) ____________
preferred
Oil
Stock
B
15c
5%
.
fl-15
34%c
37y2c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Sealed Power (quar.)—
-9-
$1.25 v
$1.31'A"
—-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
4.08%
Pure
9-
87y2c
26c
27c
$1.20
New Mexico—
of
Co.
Common
$1.40
8-15
10-20
1
Co., Inc.
(quar.)
Springfield Fire
&
Marine
8-25
11-15
29%c
(quar.)—
Finance
;Class
29}Jc
—
1
9-
preferred (quar.)__
Mills, common (quar.)
29%c
i-
Seaboard Surety Co. (N. Y.)
Securities
preferred A (quar.)___.
A5'A% preferred (quar.)_
Public
1
9-15
32y2c
(quar.)_——_—_
(quar.)—
Seagrave Corp., conunon (stock dividend)—
8-15
9-
Seaboard
8-15
1
a*;;
5%
-
1
9-
(quar.)
——
preferred (quar.)—_—_—____
._
preferred (quar.)—
________
4.80%
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common
11-
30c
Spotless
2
8-31
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund
9-
(quar.)
9-
10c
———
9-12
10-20
$1.40%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__
25c
9-12
1
4'A%
7-29
1
J6c
—._
1
(resumed)
common
Spindale
10-10
1
outstanding)
9-30
10-
10-17
9-
(quar.)
preferred
11-
'
9-15
$1
and
10-20
$1.18%
4.20% preferred (quar.)__
Spencer Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Sperry-Rand Corp., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)_
;
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
Capital
(quar.)_——.___
issued
Co.
1
10-
55c
(quar.)
Scripto, Inc.. class A (reduced)
1
9-17
10-
1
8-26
85c
9-
$1.16
52'Ac
(quar.)
2
(quar.)
9-9
$1.05
$1.0614
preferred
4.32%
shares
Mfg.
10-20
1
__.
10c
$25c
t62c
—
1
9-
sh. of com. stock for each
(One
5% preferred
fpreferredMquar.)-o-j*.-jw—.
preferred (quar.)—
4.64% preferred (quar.)—
Public Service Co. of Indiana, com.
12-
9
New
29Uc
18c
_■__
4.20%
12-15
(monthly)
Williams, Inc.
div,
$3.65
•* *4%%
3'A%
&
Scovill
Colorado—
of
Co.
Paper Co., common
Stock
Co.
Provincial Transport, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)____—_.
Public Service
Fetzer
four
50c
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scott
8-15
Providence Washington Insurance Co.—
$2
1
9-
40c
preferred A (quar.)
&
$4
9-15
9-
9-
9-15
$3.40
9-15
10-
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
;• 9- .1
9-
9-
9-
18%c
8-12
10-
9-20
32 lhc
1
9-15
9-19
(quar.)—___
9-
.__—
9-31
25c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)__
8
convertible preferred (quar.)
Provident- Life
&
Accident
Insurance
-25c
:
8
10-20
1
11-
11-
Spencer Chemical Co.—
15c
8-
1
11-
$1.15
1
36c
8-
11-
$1.10
9-
35c
1
(quar,)
,—._
series)
(quar.)________
(quar.)—__:™
(1958
27'Ac
1
$1.10
1
series)
(1957
pfd.
10-20
10-
(quar.)
9-
$2.46
10-20
Class B
.
9-
pfd.
$2.44
10-20
1
$1.07'/a
4%%
Electric—
Potomac
1
Speer Carbon Co.
$1.25
4.70%
10-20
1
1
—
61c
25c
________
1
11-
1
___
common
11-
11-
9-
$6c
Water Works,
10-20
97'Ac
Y.
-J.
Speedry Chemical Products, class A__
Corp.
8-15
1
27'Ac
9-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Securities
&
preferred
Sparton
1
$1.06%
1
25c
61'Ac
Poor & Company
37'Ac
Premier Industrial Corp.
(quar.)
™_
22'Ac
Prentice-Hall, Inc. (quar.)
10c
Prince Gardner Co. (quar.) _____—37'Ac
Procter-Silex Corp.,
2nd preferred—______■
•• 15c
4%% convertible preferred (quar.)
ll7Ac
Progress Mfg. Co., $1.25 conv. 'pfd. (initial)
3114c
(quar.)__
Inc.
7-25
9-30
$1.44
9-30
911-
$1.03%
Southwestern States Telephone,
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
2
15c
preferred B (quar.)_
preferred C (quar.)——.
4.70% preferred D (quar.)
5»/a% preferred E (quar.)
Schering Corp., 5% convertible pfd.
Schlumberger, Ltd.
(quar.)_
—
Potlatch Forests,
8-29
Inc.
preferred
9-
10-10
21c
92'Ac
(quar.)
10-
$1.25
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1
trust
convertible
$1.30
6
9-12
35c
Corp.—
certificates_
Savage Industries Inc., common
75c
9-24
3
Antonio
Voting
5
10-
,8-19.
preferred
Convertible
8-18
8-20
,9-v 3-
;.
9-10
Co.,
Paper
8-20
1
17%c
common
Ins.
10- 4
^
-
Regis
4.40%
1
9-
1
r—5p
,
20c
preferred
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(Texas)—
($50 par)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
5.62'A%
preferred (quar.)
1
,9-14
(quar.)
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey Ltd:
St.
10-
9-
v$l,25
Marine
&
1
25c
,
.__
(quar.)
Joseph Light & Power,
5%
preferred (quar.)
St.
1
9-
$1.12Vz
___.
,_.
8-18
1
2nd
(quar.)
St.
8-18
9-20
1st
preferred
8-31
9-
$2.50
$5
1
$1.25
5%
(quar.)___
Co.
4.60%
99-
10-20
15c
When
Share
Insurance
4.40%
preferred
9
Ry.—v
—™_:__.i__™
4.40%
8-15
.
7y2c
(quar.)—
9-
Pittsburgh Steel Co., 5% pfd. class A (quar.)
V.
5'A% prior preferred first series (quar.)__
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
,
Co.
9-
$1.75
37'Ac
\ 55c
preferred (quar.)—
Polaroid
Corp.,
common
8-15
-■
25c
(quqr.)_—____,
Mfg.. Co.
25c
preferred (quar.)
—
Pittsburgh Metallurgical, Inc. (quar.)__—_
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (quar.);
7%
4.36%
10c
$1.25
■
4.25%
Inc.
$5.
t
8-26
25c
7%
5
8-15
25c
Claire Specialty Mfg.
(quar.)
St. Joseph Lead Co. (quar.)
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry., com.
1
9-
(quar.)
4.15%
8-
St.
8-19
9-15
15c
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co., com.
$4.80 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (quar.)
Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne
&
Chicago
5
1
1
;
jl5c
____________
(quar.)
4.30% preferred (quarl)
Safway Steel Products (quar.)_____—_______
8-31
-
9-12
'
5c
.
(quar.)
Inc.
9-
25c
—
___
8-
9-
9-
(quar.)
Ryder System, Inc. (quar.)_
Safeway Stores, Inc. (quar.)—
4
8-15
9-15
22c
t
—__
1
$1
____—_—
Russell
;• :*•
.
9-15
6c
_™——_
(quar.)
Gas
75c
'Co-—,——.—■
&1
Ryan Aeronautical
10-1
..
Tool
&
(quar.)
Ruppert (Jacob), 4Va% preferred
9-16
8-
1
(quar.)__
Rubbermaid.
8-26
9-30
net
—_■.
Extra
"8-15
9-
35c
$1
from
1
9-1
•
$1.37'A
.___
(quarterly
1
B
Gear
Life
Southwestern Public Service, com.
3.70%
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
f25c
Royal Register Co., class A_
_—;___
investment
Pitney-Bowes,
9-
Haas
Row' Peterson
Inc.—
Natural
pioneer
8-18
8-10
$1.25
.
(quar.)
income)
investment
9-10
8-15
42'Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Street Fund, Inc.
Pioneer
•
Gas,
preferred
$5.50
50c
(quar.)_.
1
y'r.
._
Pillsbury
Corp.
9-
91 %c
5%
Piedmont
9-
8-19
8-31
Ross
9
9-20
9-9
40c
'
___
Southwestern
Quarterly
^
50c
51
Per
Name of Company
8-12
40c
20c
(quar.)
1
,
Rolland
.____
Common
9-
(quar.)
Co.
Co., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Paper, Ltd., class A (quar.)
4%
Transportation Co.—
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—
•'
&
When Holders
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9
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8-31
9-15
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Union
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8-15
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from
securities
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9-10
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9-12
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9
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8-31
8-11
9-30
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and
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one
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3
9-15
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A
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& Canal Co.
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9-18
8-25
9-
1
8-19
9-
1
8-15
10-10
9-20
after
(quar.)
$2.50
(quar.)_
50c
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United
Sheet
Metal
50c
(initial)—
United Telephone Co.
4V2%
I
U.
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preferred A
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4'/a %
U.
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9-
9-
6
6
8-
8
8-
8
8c
11-20
10-31
of Pennsylvania—
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$1.12 %
Corp.,
common
7%
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1
8-18
60c
(quar.)
8-31
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3
9-
10-
3
9-
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9-
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(quar.)
Lines
4 Va %
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common
—
9-15
$1.12 %
10-
preferred (quar.)___
Gypsum Co.,
(N,
preferred
Pipe
common
(quar.)___
50c
<Sc Foundry Co.
(quar.)__
9-9
22VaC
(s-a)
Playing Card Co.—
8-19
1-1-61
40c
9-12
8-15
3%
9-23
8-15
25c
8-30
7-30
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9
9-
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8-
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9-
8-
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9-
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9-30
9-
9
12-30
12-
9
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(quar.)
pfd.
32c
1
8-
held
cash.
as
proceeds
connection
is
It
not
management
as
with
specific
any
the
laws
1
8-
1
1
9-15
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35c
9-
1
9-19
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1
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9-
1
8- 1
9-30
9-19
10c
Co.—
$1.7.5
10-
30c
1
9-15
30c
(quar.)__
9-
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9-
powers enable
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8
8
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10-
4
9-15
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9-12
9-10
Jan.
on
8,
9-10
9-23
9-
tlOc
(quar.)
10-
1
1960,
45c
25c
9-15
8-31
8-19
1
9-30
9-20
9-1
8-19
9-
9
9-
1
9-10
18 %c
9-19
9-
9
1
9-
2
1-3-61
12-
2
1%
1%
$1.06%
11c
11c
25c
(quar.)
45c
$1.50
90c
(s-a)_^
28c
1010-
1
8-31
9-30
99-
1
1
10-31
99-
1
1
9-12
8-15
9-15
8-19
8-
1
10-14
8-15
(quar.)
75c
9-20
10-
1
8-31
9-
9
(Detroit)—
25c
(quar.)
50c
9-15
9-
3
Co.
(quar.)
will
be
Outstanding
$700,000
*250,000 shs.
60,000
for
reserved
to
60,000
issuance
upon
be
conditions
from
the
contained
in
the
company
the
underwriting
number
of
units
set
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:
4,000
v;;
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Co.,
the
of
above.
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been
called
(Detroit,
Mich.)—<
for
at
(with
warrants).
new
shares
share.
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8-25
for
9-
1
8-
2
9-
1
9-20
99-
mon
1
8-12
25C
9-
1
8-19
St.
Louis,
Mo.
Offering and Secondary—
company
date
record
to
offer
common
stock
proposes
shares held,
is
to
be
The prospectus
at
a
such
on
stock
state¬
stock
for
the basis
sub¬
of
four
subscription price of $1 per
supplied by amendment. No underwrit¬
also
includes
an
additional
50,000
com¬
shares,
representing stock owned or to be purchased by American
Corp. during the course of its stabilization of the outstand¬
shares. American Securities now owns 5.4%
of the 370,724 out¬
ing
standing shares.
The
the
is engaged in the mining of silver, lead, zinc and
dioxide. Since inception of its operations in January, 1959,
has not developed any substantial ore reserves and has
company
company
suffered
net
a
loss
of $269,121 during 1959 and
$71,000 for the first
1960; and, according to the prospectus, "it is likely that
losses will continue for
tion
$100,000
will
some
be
time."
allocated
to repay a bank loan, and the
and development of ore bodies
Of the
net
proceeds from the rights
to
working capital, $100,000 will be
balance used primarily for explora¬
and
capital additions.
The company has
outstanding certain indebtedness in addition to the
William Rosenwald, board chairman of Ameri¬
Securities, owns 44,027 shares; and Oil Research, Inc. and Ameri¬
370,724
shares.
common
Securities Corp., in which he has an interest, own
4,256 shares
and 20,020 shares, respectively. An
additional 31,700 shares are held
by trusts established by Rosenwald. The prospectus lists Charles A. R.
Lambly as President.—V. 188, p. 2356.
can
1
9-
Co.,
1
9-15
The
each five
ing is involved.
can
8-25
8-15
Trust
Securities
8-30
9
Mercantile
scription by holders of outstanding
8-15
3
the
This company, of 233 Broadway, New
York, filed a registration
ment with the SEC on Aug. 22
covering 296,579 sharSf'Of common
1
9
9-
1
10-
1
9-20
11-
1
10-20
12-
1
Truax-Traer
This
company,
of
Coal
Co.—Files
Chicago, filed
1960,
covering
Stock
Plan—
registration statement with the
$800,000 of
participations
in
its
Employees Stock Purchase Incentive Plan, together with 30,000 common
shares which may be acquired
pursuant thereto.—V. 190, p. 2389.
SEC
on
Aug.
18,
a
11-18
8-19
25C
9-10
8-30
8-15
7c
10-15
Union Chain &
8-23
10c
(quar.)
and
name.
Church
made
9-10
25c
(quar.).
in;
FINANCING
$700,000
warrants
Trout Mining Co.—Rights
9-
9-
25c
Co.
PRESENT
redemption on Sept. 1, 1960, all of its
outstanding first mortgage bonds dated Sept. 1, 1955 at 100%. Payment
9-1
25c
.-
terms
purchase
have
9-15
9-
50c
Chemicals
There
offering,
9-15
<
Monthly
and
or
agent.
To Redeem Bonds—
used
20c
Extra
itself
account,
or
Authorized
:
warrants
purchase
Times-Mirror-Triangle
Trinity
1
62 Vac
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly
TO
by
own
Triangrle Publications, Inc.—Joint Venture—
See
9
10c
;
its
principal
3,000,000 shs.
Ross, Lyon & Co., Inc
Globus, Inc.
9-
$1.12%
(quar.)_.
common
to
opposite its
9-
9-
62 %c
(quar.)
EFFECT
60,000 shares
stock
the
to
agreement,
forth
9-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
for
as
UNDERWRITERS—Each of the underwriters named below, for whom
Lyon & Co., Inc. is acting as representative, has severally agreed,
9-26
40c
-
Co.
purchase
five months of
;
W.)
either
either
value
par
include
not
common
manganese
32V.C
Co.
the
subject
8-22
Service—
Co.
residential apart¬
throughout the United,
activities
Ross,
8-19
1
Governor
and
such
exercise
outstanding upon com¬
pletion of the financing described herein nor 64,000 shares reserved for
issuance upon exercise of outstanding "restricted stock
options." ;,v ;
8-10
40c
;
com¬
8-15
62 %c
(quar.)
Goelet
the
buildings,
properties
in
installment debentures
$.10
stock
♦Does
of
9-16
15c
Co.
subsidiaries
GIVING
While
9
9-
(increased)
stock,
Common
8-19
50c
$1.31%
Ins.
office
on
engage
others,
of
name
it
improved
will
owned
with
subordinated
Common
8-19
85C
(quar.)_
Life
other
the
1960.
8-26
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
8%
8-15
preferred
Power
wholly
ventures
8-15
9-
.__
series
and
company
under
June 24,
on
as
operating leases
buildings
9
$$1.12%
(quar.)_
1946
net
Delaware
9
t$1.50
(quar.
and
of
CAPITALIZATION
9
8-19
30c
(quar.)
common
of
adopted
corporate
estate and
8-15
9-
$30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
State
was
t
Inc.
common
the
of
Its present name
1
910-
$1.20
Ltd.
Securities
Mfg.
9-
36c
Telephone
Co.,
,
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Breweries,
Wyandotte Worsted
of
in
to engage in various phases of real
leasing, syndicating, "cooperativing,"
purchasing or otherwise acquiring, owning, developing, using, holding,
operating, managing, selling, conveying, exchanging, mortgaging and
financing improved and unimproved realty and any interests or rights
therein, it proposes to initially limit its activities to the acquisition!
and disposition of, management and development
of, and investing in
22VzC
(quar.)______
(quar.)_.
Wyandotte
will be
same
allocation
amount
Corp.
Telephone Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Insurance
Monthly
specific
specific
under
8-19
Co.
the
company,
any
any
9-30
1
Utilities,
9
8-31
9- 9
Yale Express System,
Yale
&
Yellow
6%
6%
6%
6%
Towne
Cab
Mfg.
class A (quar.)^
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred (quar.) ^
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__.
preferred (quar.)
1
operational phase nor has it determined any priorities, but such funds
initially will be used for the acquisition of real estate interests.
9-
preferred
1
;
8-26
Moldings (quar.)
5c
Enterprises, class A (quar.)_
I7V2C
Class B (quar.)
6V2C
Wood (G. K.) & Co., Ltd., 5'/2%
pfd. (quar.) $$1.37%
Wood
Newspaper Machinery
15c
(quar.)
Wurlitzer
provide
$1.25
Publishing
:
9
Wolverine
4 Va %
allocated
not
through
(F.
common
1
"
(quar.)
Wool worth
the
to
has
joint
Iron
of
hereby. Pending specific allocation of such net proceeds by the
possible
8-19
National
Woodward
shares
9-
$1.12
preferred (quar.)
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)_____
World
offered
management of
8-15
Electric
A
25,000
purchase warrants.
10-
(quar.)
common
6%
Class
the
BUSINESS—Transnation Realty Corp. was organized
Inc., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Winn-Dixie Stores, monthly
;;
Monthly :
Winter & Hirsch, 7% pfd.
(quar.)__________
Wolverine
at
of
deposits on contracts for the purchase of properties and funds
the improvement of properties. There are no
understandings, agree¬
or negotiations with
respect to the use of the net proceeds from
the sale of the units or from the sale of the shares of
common stock
1
Public
In addition, the company had
June 21, 1960 of $110,000
as
sale
ments
1
Wisconsin
stock
banks
the
$1.12 %
Stock;' dividend
Wisconsin
in
from
for
9-
Cement
deposits
See
Hewitt-Robins
Manufacturing Co.- -To Be AcquiredInc.,
above.
2
8-19
12-
2
9-
Worthington Corp.,
30c
f
9-10
8-17
25c
dividend
Extra
$0.10625
(quar.)
America
RR.
$20c
1
60c
Corp.
Woodward
16c
preferred
New Jersey
B
8-16
two
dividend)
Screw &
9-30
S.
Insurance
9-
Wometco
(annual)
Corp.
9-
9-20
&
Co.
or
proceeds
States.: The
preferred
Common
(quar.)
10c
Wilson & Co.,
9-20
ii
'If
-v"-:
9-20
Semiconductor Products,
Inc. for every 40 shares of common held.
United
8-29
ment
Corp.,
by Ross, Lyon & Co., Inc. and Globus,
York City.
estimated expenses of issue.
common
fees
preferred
Stock
2
10-
$1.06%
Armaments,
M
9-15
and
8-15
Wiser Oil Co.
Greenfield
stock
6
Bros,
(quar.)
Williams-MeWilliams Industries—
8-22
and
profits)
U.
28%
9-
Williams
8-26
tax.
The net proceeds to be received by the
company from the sale of the
shares of common stock will be added to the general funds of the com¬
pany and will be available for its general corporate purposes which will
9
Electric, 5% pfd.
Williams & Co. (quar.)
8-31
*75c
common
shares of
United
6
6
on
9-
Wisconsin
investment
Improvement,
Convertible
stock
9r
9-
9-.10
Wilcox
6
9-10
Fund—
net
Aircraft
"M
if
"if
10-15
Ltd.—
Industrial
t
hand
—
common
Whitin Machine Works
1
Grain Growers—
Stock
and
cash
15c
Motor
Whitehall
8-18
9-15
40c
United
,4
f
9-
1
15c
Corp.
(quar.)
Illuminating Co. (quar.)_
'»'
'i
9-15
9-
•
include
Investors
convertible
Wickes
Inc.—
Science
class
United
i"
.
9-16
50c
United
Mi
9-30
15c
preferred (quar.)
United
);,
•>'
8-11
the
at
1
'
PROCEEDS—The proceeds to the company from the sale of the
units
total
approximately $829,650 after deducting underwriting com¬
representing
White Pass & Yukon, Ltd.
White Stag Mfg. Co.—
4V2 % preferred (quar.)
8-15
13 %c
.
(quar.)
Coal Cos.
frcm
3c
4V* %
1
both of New
(quar.)
2nd
5%%
9-16
17c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Funds.
United Gas
9-
2
8-15
Insurance
6
50c
common
Investments,
A preferred
class
9-
Inc.,
8-25
(quar.)
Power
preferred
4%%
.
(7c
i
9-
25c
(quar.)—.___
Elastic
Electric
United
H'
9-19
30c
(quar.)_
preferred 1959 series
6%
9-15
Gas—
Inc.,
Carolina
White
income
underwritten
was
8-26
convertible
Whirlpool
8-10
9-19
•1.12%
(Del.)
6%
United
7
1
9-10
20c
(quar.)
United
L'i."
9-
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)_
com.
preferred 1958 series
United
8-22
9- 9
Weyerhaeuser
8-15
8-31
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
preferred
United
9-15
15c
(J.)
Texas
6%
Circuit—
6%
f:
8-31
8-31
8-22
Canada
8-15
1
9
10c
(quar.)
Gas
1
9-
50c
(quar.)
Fastener
Carbon
9-
9-
12y2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Carton
&
10-20
tax.
8-31
9-20
30c
(quar.)
Weston (George) Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
4'/a%
preferred (quar.)
10-20
income
Investment News
9-15
Westmoreland.
Corp.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
United Biscuit Co. of America,
United
11-15
11-15
40c
(quar.)
United
$4.50
10-20
38c
(quar.)__
—
Lines
United
•»v
11-15
10c
Ml
u$
8-31
10-20
87y2c
Gas
United
0
9-30
11-15
dividend.
Continued from page 10
9-10
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Corp., com.
3.80%
preferred B (quar.)
5
$1.25
(auar.)
Air
8-
92V2C
—I
(quar.)
I
Aircraft
1
45c
(quar.)
B
United
9-
10c
Natural
Class
9-20
9-20
25c
Western
7
this
for
8-31
8-31
(quar.)
Western
1
9-
$1.12 y2
_____—
(Kansas), com.
Union
Texas
9-
1
$1
._
(quar.)
Car
9-15
10-
closed
37V2C
Mutual
Coast
4.80%
10-19
32c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Union Sugar
Union Tank
M
9-20
9-20
Pharmaceutical—
Western
8-19
11-
not
General Corporation and
f
8-15
9-20
Westates Petroleum Co., 5% pfd. (init. quar.)
Western
Auto
Supply, common (quar.)
9-16
Non¬
books
8-15
1
9-15
Snowdrift, 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Products, com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_—
:.
West
8-12
,
$1
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)_
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
Mi¬
1
9-
9-20
(quar.)
Wire
Oil
$1.44
8-15
8-31
62 Vac
$4
is'
8-24
9-
missions
Chemical
$5
West
8-19
9-
5
90c
Angeles, Calif.)
Corp. (quar.)
-Mi
9-15
9-20
(quar.)
A
Wesson
8-28
8-31
source.
9
1
8-12
25C
11-15
11-25
9-15
25c
(Los
A
Washington Water
8-19
8-31
will
7
15c
____
(quar.)—I_;—_
Corp.
$4.50
9-
8-26
8-15
Common
5
11-
9-10
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Union
,!!
v
5C
-
Washington Natural
9-30
9-10
5c
Street
•
11-22
40c
(quar.)
LaSalle
Bank
9-15
Disney Productions—
Washington
H
■
4
8-12
(quar.)
common
class
Washburn
9-15
9-15
8-10
:
6 «
$1.56%
preferred (quar.)
Warren (S. D.) Company,
$4.50 preferred (quar.
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
A
Tuboscope Co. (quar.)
;—
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc., common (quar.)
5% preferred (1957 series) (quar.)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film (quar.)
Twin Disc Clutch Co. (quar.)
■V
10-
9-
Jamaica
1
_______________
Co.,
Weingarten
—
preferred
$5
Morris
Chemical
Trylon
1
20c
$4.50
12-15
1
1-4-61
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp.
Temper
Trust
"
1-4-61
30c
Truax-Traer
<ii,
9-
$1.43%
—
Station)
Company
dividend
Common
9-15
30c
Quarterly
1
1
10-
x Less
10c
See Disney (Walt) Productions.
Industries Corp., $1.25 pfd.
9-15
9-30
1
9-
Corp.
(quar.)
Mines. Ltd.
Warner-Lambert
12-15
1
35c
Triangle Conduit & Cable (quar.)—
;—
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.
(Texas)—
Mi
9-
12 %c
(quar.)
Ward
9-15
5%
(quar .)
dividend)
(stock
Corp.
1
12-15
5%
(Hartford)
Co.
Insurance
Radio
Trav-ler
•I,
Walt
8-30
40c
Mercantile Institute—
9-10
25c
..
(quar.)
common
Goodwill
&
$2.50
1
1-4-61
$25c
..
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Transdyne Corp.
(stock dividend)
0»
9-
1-4-61
*22y2C
M)
Ml
Walker
9-15
1
9-15
$25c
______________—
Ml
>•'
10-17
<
15c
(quar.)
(quar.):
Iron Co
&
Amulet
Stock
Fund—
(quar.)
(quar.)
4% %
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
liv
1
15c
Electric
Walgreen
8-19
9;
Previously published date was incorrect. The corrected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here,
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax,
8
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Co.
Mold
(The
Waice
2
9-
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
y
5
8-
$1.25
preferred
Wagner
8-19
+
(quar.) —;
class A
(quar.)
Corp.
40c
J10C
(quar.)
Common
ll)
%
WJR
8-16
9-15
15c
Less British
a
8-10
10-
\ 9-15
$1.03
(quar.)
Industries
Materials,
Vulcan
8-16
$1.14
(quar.)
Common
•ti¬
1
2
$1.05
•
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
6 %
8-15
8-
,
$1.06%
i
Trusts
Trans-Canada Corp.
Ml-
•:
1
Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
;v
8-10
30C
5%
8-26
tlOc
General
Towmotor
Vulcan
8-19
IOV2C
(quar.)——
Corp.
2
9-10
10-
1 Payable in
/9-
V
35c V"
(quar.)
Products
Food
9-15
75c
$1.25
30c
•Transfer
$1.01
___—
Vogt Mfg.
60c
_______
Eelevators, Ltd.
n»
preferred
Voi-Shan
9-
9-15
(quar.)_____i_
par)
-
9-21
9-20
$31 %C
$5
8-20
,
Extra
-
8-17
Co.—
Scale
Toronto
Toronto
$4.12
$4.20
8-10
2
35c
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.56%
1
8-31
1
Corp.
8-17
9-23
7"" 35c
(quar.)
com.
8-10
—-
Corp.
Electric & Power Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Vita
9-
■■OS!.
Radio
1
11-
$1.25
8-10
9-
10-
Zeigler Coal & Coke
1
9-
25c
'
9-
20c
9-3
9-
15c
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred(quar.)'
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph
25c
(quar.)_
Trust, Ltd.
(quar.)
Securities
5%
9-15
35c
1
10-15
»2yac
(quar.)
Co.
Iron
Ltd.,
9-15
.
Bearing
&
Dare
9-15
30c
Inc
Roller
Coal
9-30
(quar.)_
9-15
17 %c
Zenith
35c
—__
9-30
1
8-25
1
Zion's Co-operative
35c
Trust (quar.)
Co. (quar.).
9-30
.
-
8-15
9-10
10-
9-15
9-9
-
37%c
Grey
$4.04
';
50c
62V2c
(quar.)
9-
50c
.
8-25
■
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.—_
12 Vac
'30c
_
Go.
37V2C
(quar.
—.
9-15
(quar.)
10-21
;
50c
31 %c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Roofing, Inc. (quar.)
Tokheim
I
&
Virginia
1
common
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
($50
8-15
10-
100%
voting trust ctfs. (quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
!;Viking Pump
8-31
$1
Inc.,
1
9-
75c
$1.37%
12 VaC
(quar.)___
Co., 5% pfd. A
Steel Co.
(quar.)
Bros.,
preferred
preferred
preferred
9-30
$1.06%
and
Mfg.,
10-
Corp.,
Share
■
9
-
33c
B.)
Chemical
Victoria
m
•
(J.
Common
10-
(quar.)
\
„.
Co.—-
8-31
8-26
9-1
25C
Tobacco
<iv
Vernon
9-15
9-15
31 %c
Investment
Time,
II#
8-11
31 %C
Timken
W
2
______
Class
"■
8-15
8-19
9-
9-
Seiver
9-
9-15
(quar.)_
Vangas, Inc., $1.50 pfd. A (quar.)
Vanity Fair Mills (quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp. (quar.)!
7
9-15
—;—
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.)__.
Telephone Co., common
"V '
Vanadium-Alloys
35c
Tidewater
(>*i.
Van
10c
conv.
preferred 1959 series
preferred (quar.)
Thriftimarc, Inc., class A (quar.)
Tilo
9-15
9-15
15c
—.
common
Co.
Raalte
9-15
1
1
10-15
12'/2C
—
dividend)
(stock
1
30c
-
Markets,
Food
10-
_________—
_—
Sea
10-
11-
9
(quar.)
Van
(quar.)_____
$1.25
5%
Camp
7%
5%
9-
______
$1.35
$1.50
,ii
Van
5%
8-15
1
5
9-28
(quar.)——
$1.31%
conv.
Thrift
-I
8-26
9-15
preferred initial series (quar.
convertible preferred B
(quar.)
5%
I'f
Valspar
35c
9-
12yac
Valley Mould & Iron, common
$5.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Corp.
30c
(quar.)..
5
Virginia
Virginia
Thorofare
■>
Co.
5
(quar.)___——————
preferred
Light
(initial)
pfd.
4%%
8-
—
Thompson Paper Box Co. Ltd—
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, Inc.—
,
&
Power
;
(quar.)
Co.,
8-
15c
King Corp. (quar.)
Thompson Industries
—jU-m.
''if)
Products
8-
25c
Thermo
i
Corp., new com
1
—
(quar.),
Younker
8-
—V $1.12%
preferred (quar.)
Pictures
25c
(quar.)
common
1
$1.24
Oil
Corp.,
1
(quar.)
&
8-22
\
\
.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
9-10
$2
(inltial-quar.)
9-
.
—
y.
-
8-22
9-10
V
When
Per
Name of Company
9-10
75c
(quar.)
common
9-
$1.45
(quar.)
Sulphur
Pacific
Texas
Marion
Corp.,-
$1.46%
..
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Producing (quar.)
Gulf
Texas
n:
preferred
Universal
(quar.)—
Steel
States
$1.67%
Q.
preferred
l»r
'
$1.43%
_.
preferred
5.40%
(»<
$1.40
—
...
Holders
Payable of Rec.
55c
Monday, August 29, 1960
.
8-
—■
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.
Gas
preferred
9-10
$1.12 %
—.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5.80%
!'/
(quar.)
$1.33%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.35% preferred (quar.)
5.50%
1st preferred
(quar.)
>»
1st
When
Share
t
common
35c
——
5%
•
8%
9-30
Co.,
$1.37 %
(quar.)
4.75%
>v
Rubber
10-20
(quar.)_.
Transmission, com.
Eastern
S.
$$1
—
Texaco, Inc.
fU
U.
7-30
8-31
65c
preferred (quar.)—»
(quar.)____
4%
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
$40c
(quar.)
common
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Texaco Canada, Ltd.,
..
37 %c
;
10-
1
10-
Union Electric
1
9-13
20c
8-31
8-19
37 %c
10-31
10-10
The
the
has
Electric
1-31-61
1-10
37 %c
4-29-61
4-19
of
first
37%c
7-31-61
7-10
in
part
Co.—Financing Henring—
issued
persons
an
order
under
the
Holding
until
Company
Ac
Sept. 9, 1960, to request a hearing 01
of Union Electric Co., St. Louis.
Unioi
proposes to issue and sell at
competitive bidding $50,000,001
mortgage bonds due 1990,
The net proceeds will be appllei
bond
37 %c
_______
SEC
giving interested
financing
to
the
proposal
payment
of
about
$31,000,000
of
bank
loans
and
th
Volume
balance
used
for
192
the
Number 5981
company's
748..
p.
The
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
construction
program—V
192
has
according
to
an
Container.
as
the
Bicking
announcement
Kardon
division
a
acquired
Of
stated
United
the
Paper Mills. Downingtown
Lester Kardon, President of
by
that
the
Container
Toronto
The
or
New
Container Co.—Acquires—
company
United
tion
.
''"v""'
United
Pa.,
1960
.
firm
under
will
the
continue
opera¬
of
name
Bicking
Mills and that consultation will continue
to
be
offered
by
Eugene Kardon Enterprises,
the
management
firm
which
arranged
for
the acquisition
of
Bicking Paper Mills by United
Paper
Container
Electrodynamics, Inc.—-Offering
United
filed
The
and
public sale for
the
of
account
the
issuing company and
outstanding stock, by the present holders thereof.
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by
Staats &
R.
The
Co.
is
company
listed
The
13 500
being
offering
public
amendment. William
the principal underwriter.
as
inactive
was
until
January, 1959 when it acquired the
assets and business of United
Electrodynamics Division of United Geo¬
physical Corporation. It is engaged primarily in the
development and
manufacture of electronic measurement
instruments, particularly tele¬
metry components and systems; environmental,
reliability and qualifica¬
tion testing,
and field inspection; and
research, seismic instrument
production and field services in the earth sciences,
primarily nuclear
detection. The company now has
outstanding 844,000 common shares
certain
and
tional
and
will
used
will
carrying of
receivable.
The
of
be
balance
the
for
indebtedness.
stock
the
..
Net
to
be
proceeds
to
"
of
of
Canadian
Trust
Trust
First
common
&
Savings
National
stock
of
Bank
the
Bank
Co.,
20
of
Commerce
Exchange
Will
Place,
The
919.
Bank
of
has
Chicago
company.—V.
Co.—Appointments—
been
has
named
been
192,
p.
transfer
named
643.
holders.
agent
registrar
of
&
Manufacturing Co., above—V. 188,
West Coast Telephone
This
of
company,
statement
common
underwriters
stock,
1714
p.
C
with
to
headed
the
be
by
SEC
offered
Blyth
&
and
St.,
on
for
Everett,
Wash.,
filed
a
Inc.
The
underwriter terms are to be
supplied by
The company now has
outstanding various
public
offering
coverage
Will Ross, Inc., stated that the geo¬
two companies does not now overlap
of
President
-Jr.,
sales
of
Wash.,
house,
the
acquisition will give the company its first West Coast
y'';Y YYy.".'.y
this
,
Other
regional
Milwaukee,
Dallas,
price
branches
Wis.,
are:
and
Texas,
W'ill
of
Atlanta,
with
Inc.,
Ross,
Ga.;
Minneapolis,
Baltimore,
The
Minn.
headquarters
Md.;
Cohoes,
company
also
N.
in
Y.;
operates
Ala.—V. 189, p. 2726.
manufacturing plant in Ozark,
a
amendment.
indebtedness, five series
1,175,224 shares of common stock. Net
proceeds
of the sale of the additional
common will be used to finance a
portion
of the 1960-61 Construction
programs
of the company and its sub¬
sidiary, West Coast Telephone Co. of California.
Construction expen¬
ditures are estimated at
$10,627,000 for 1960 and in excess of $11,000,000 for 1961.—V. 190, p. 2250.
*
of
Pain
E
that
branch.
regis¬
Aug. 22 covering l2o,000 snares
public sale through a group of
Co.,
of
of the
of the
Stock¬
x,
graphical
2398.
Co.—Proposes Offering—
California
distributor
Shipman Surgical Co., with branches in Seattle and Tacoma,
an
active
hospital,
physician,
and nursing home
supply
with an annual sales volume In excess of $2,000,000.
and
tration
national
Milwaukee-based
this
of
is
a
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
Co.—Merger Talk—
Minnesota Mining
Ross, Inc.—To Acquire—
directors
hospital equipment and supplies have approved the acquisition
Shipman Surgical Co. through an exchange of common stock
two
companies, subject to subsequent approval by Shipman
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—Stock Plan—
preferred stock and
The
with
company,
the
on
of
registration statement
filed a
Ohio,
Youngstown,
1960, covering 156,321 common shares, to be
Aug. 24,
pursuant to its Restricted Stock Option Incentive
offered
cers
SEC
and
employees.—V. 189, p. 750.
'
'
' ;
y
Plans to offi¬
1
:
funds
to be used principally
inventories and accounts
in
X
prospectus lists R. G. Sohlberg as President. United
Geophysical,
owns 400,000 shares
(47.4%) of the
Pasadena,
.stock
The
Commerce
p.
the company's sale of addi¬
$800,000 of bank indebtedness,
general
anticipated increase
an
.
Canada
190,
53
of
full
in
pay
added
Harris
the
the
-
Road, Pasadena
Calif
Aug. 22 covering'169 500
stock, of which 156,000 shares are to
be offered'for
of common
in
Bank
Y.—V.
and Secondary
Electrodynamics, Inc., 200 Allendale
registration statement with the SEC on
a
shares
N.
Warner Electric Brake & Clutch
See
United
branch
Canadian
York,
(845)
outstanding
and
FOR HARD TO FIND
common
management officials as a group 60,070 shares
(not includ¬
ing 60,628 shares owned by the principal
underwriter, of which Donald
a director, is senior partner).
Four other stockholders (includ¬
ing Randolph B. Marston) propose to sell 13,500 of their
holdings of
22,500 shares.—V. 189, p. 1177.
QUOTATIONS
Royce,
United Pacific Aluminum
This
tion
firm,
of
5311
statement
Avalon
with
the
Corp.—Registers Debentures
Boulevard,
SEC
on
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR MONTHLY
Aug.
Los
24
Angeles,
covering
filed
BANK & QUOTATION
registra¬
a
$7,750,000
of
con¬
vertible subordinated
debentures, due 1975, to be offered for public sale
through a group of underwriters headed by Straus, Biosser & McDowell.
The interest
rate, public offering price and
underwriting terms are
be
to
supplied
The
and
by
amendment.
company is
cf
scrap
a.iu
X
;.v
in
engaged
.
bright
the
'•/
;
manufacture
from
aluminum
pig
aluminum
enamaiod
sneet and coil stock of
various gauges and widths' which it sells
throughout the U. S. to fabri¬
cators of a variety of end products.
Sale of the debentures is a part
of the financing and related
arrangements for the
of
further integration
company's' manufacturing operations, which contemplate the
of a primary aluminum reduction
facility.
The buildings and
the
erection
site
facilities
the
on
will
will
be
constructed
Columbia
leased
be
River
the
equipment
to
required
about
company
for
the
by
four
the
Port
miles
on
a
reduction
of
from
Longview
Longview,
on
WE GIVE
site
a
Wash.,
•
*
;
long-term deferred payment program from the General Electric Co.
Sale of the debentures will furnish the
remaining funds necessary to pay
for the equipment
(other than electrical equipment) and to
provide
477,405
owns
to
shares
certain
of
indebtedness,
common
99,639 shares,
agement officials
stock,
of
the
a
group
66,589 shares,
owns
293,824 shares.—V.
own
be
190,
and
States
Bowling
BOSTON STOCK
•
DETROIT STOCK
MIDWEST STOCK
•
NEW YORK
STOCK
man¬
Offered—
accrued interest
the
on
•
EXCHANGE
.Minnesota
Corporation
located at 2417
West
7th
St., St. Paul,
Rosedlle *'24" Lanes, Inc.,
a Minnesota Cornoration located at 2057
Snelling Avenue, North, Roseville (St. Paul) Minn.
Bowlero Lanes, Inc., a Minnesota
Corporation, located at 4040 Eloomington Avenue, South, Minneapolis, Minn.
Each
of
the
building
center
with
named bowling centers is situated in a
new, modern
ample
parking facilities. Each is a 24 lane bowling
automatic pin
spotters,
air conditioning and
auxiliary
together
soft-drinks and
for
"24"
3.2
Lanes
10,
with
beer.
facilities
All
have
for
serving
league and
opened for business Oct.
business-Feb.
Jan.
10,
1958,
and
1957,
5,
Bowlero
sandwiches,
coffee,
bowling. The Rose¬
open
opened
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INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES "•
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X
1959.
- proceeds
of' this, offering shall become
working
the company for the purpose-of leasing and operating ad¬
modem-bowling centers, whether by opening, new centers or
by the purchase of existing modern centers as such opportunities
may
ditional
present
themselves.
-
company has
to be located
"Which
will
be
lanes
the
entered
in
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Sibley Lanes opened
Lanes
.PROCEEDS—The
The
;l.v
three
with
■equipment,
ville
NEW YORK
'.*7 **:**> i
DOMESTIC
company is primarily engaged in
the operation of
bowling centers. These operations are conducted by the parent
through three wholly owned subsidiaries:
a
•
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-
company
Sibley Bowl, Inc.,
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QUOTATIONS
GENERAL QUOTATIONS
BUSINESS—The
modern
'v*u.V-£* "'v
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EXCHANGE
Pursuant to an Aug. 16 offering circular .his
corporation
offered, through Irving J. Rice & Co., of St. Paul, Minn.,
112,500 shares of its 250 par common stock and $112,500
of 10-year 6^/2%
subordinated convertible debentures.
The offering was made in
units, each unit consisting of
$100' of debentures and 100 shares of stock. The units
were priced at
$200 each, plus
debentures from May 1.
,/v'v-v' ■;('■
818 and
pp.
Corp.—Securities
,
•
€10.
United
;,♦• •
pur¬
company has outstanding
Jack J. Layer, President,
which
Ida Bayer, his wife,
as
will
AMERICAN
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addition
land
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In
The
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STOCK EXCHANGE
long-term basis.
The electrical
facility will be purchased on a
the working capital for the reduction
facility.
chased at a cost of about $375,000.
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and
into
.
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a
lease
for
one
area
the-metropolitan
of
company's fourth, center.
with, automatic
that it would be opened
on
This
additional bowling
Minneapolis, Minn.
center
shall
pin-setting equipment and it
about Aug.
or
20,
1960.
UNITED STATES TERRITClilAt BONDS
consist
expected
was
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■UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES:
:
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OTHER STATISTICAL INFORMATION
,
\
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CAPITALIZATION
GIVING "EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
•,
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•fCommon .stock_j__lb____^__^_-.^_Ii-_'-l-——
.
Authorized
.
♦This figure
FINANCING
vertible
would .be
tThis does
writer and
not
•
of the
con¬
525,000.
V
reflect exercise
were
would
be
stock
of common
192,
600,000.—,Y-
warrants
including
exorciscU tnen,
p.
by under¬
(*)
157.* ■;
CALL LOAN RATES
;
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PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
outstanding
•
if all warranty
outstanding shares
Outst'g
412,500
1,000,000
of
412,500 does not include any conversion
debentures. If all debentures were converted the
shares
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aoove,
hie
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DOW) JONES STOCK AVERAGES
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SECURITIES CALLED FOR
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•
TIME LOAN RATES
MONEY MARKET
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
REDEMPTION
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Utah Power & Light Co.—Proposal Approved—
The
SEC
has
issued
an
order
the
under
Holding
Company
Act
authorizing Utah Power & Light Co. (Salt Lake City) and its sub¬
sidiary, Telluride Power Co., to enter into an agreement whereby
Telluride will acquire from Utah Power the right to use 50,000 kw
of
capacity
in
a
transmission
line
owned
by
Utah
receipt
Nephi,
Power
initially,- to the transmission and
Utah, of oower purchased from Utah
to
be
Telluride
at
Power
dedicated,
by
at
and
Sigurd,
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
Utah.
192,
p.
748.
Vanguard Fund, Inc.—Files for Offering—
Vanguard Fund, Inc., 234 East Colorado Street, Pasadena, Calif, filed
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Aug.
22,*
1960,
Skousen
Financial
Management
Service,
Inc.,
as
distributor.
TODAY
NEW YORK 7, N. Y.
I
D
I
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Ventures Ltd.—-Partial Redemption—
-
Oct.. 1,
1969 "at. par
plus*.accrued interest.
Payment
will
be
made
at*
I
for
wish
one
to
year
subscribe
to
the
Bank
&
Quotation
for the sum of $45.
I
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Name
I
|
".The corporation h'as'balled for redemption on Oct. 1, next, through
operation of the .sinking fund, $500,000 of its 4'/2%. debentures, due
cs
25 PARK PLACE
I
SUBSCRIBE
covering
1,000,000 shares of capital stock. The company, organized under Dela¬
ware
law in July,
1960, is an open-end investment company of the
fully managed diversified type. John Robert Hulihan is listed as Presi¬
dent, Institute of Corporate Values, Inc., as investment adviser, and
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f.
Address
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(846)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, August 29, 1960
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Alabama Highway
Authority
(P. O. Montgomery), Ala. r '-"\.
:
V Bo n d
Offering
Meriwether,
ceive
Charles
—
President,
sealed
bids
Fremont Union High School
Dist., Santa Clara County, Calif
M.
will
until
Francisco, as 414 s, at a price of
101.361, a basis of about 4.09%.
Bond
re¬
11
a.m.
school,
Sale —The
series
A
as
$50,000
as
1961
60,000
(CST) on Sept. 7 for the purchase fered on Aug. 22—v. 192, p. 749—
$15,000,000 highway, series G were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, headed by the Wells Fargo Bank
1960.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 American Trust
Co., of San Fran¬
1980
inclusive.
Callable
of
cisco, at
a
Sept.
1,
in¬
interest
cost
terest
(M-S) payable at the State
5s.
to
Treasurer's
as
Principal and
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by White, Bradley, Arant,
All & Rose, of Birmingham.
ers,
City
receive
sealed
bids
until
310,000
Dated
Oct.
from
1
1,
1960.
1961
to
Due
1980
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
any fiscal
agency in New York
City. Legality approved by Wood,
King,
York
Dawson
&
80,000
Logan, of New
99,000
4s.
as
to
1975
was
cate
fol¬
Bank
as
4s.
as
and
Due
Aug. 1, 1961
on
5s.
as
from
net
as
1962.
540,000
Due
1963 to
Aug.
on
Due
1
Due
Sept.
on
the
of
syndi¬
Sale
The
—
American
interest
A
to
bonds
192,
v.
—
headed by the
a
Wells Fargo
Co., San
Trust
price of 100.035,
a
cost
of
5s. Due
as
1961
about
1963
to
from 1966 to
450,000
CALIFORNIA
3.05%,
Sept. 1 from
on
O f f
Wardle,
ceive
e r
i
County
sealed
n
g
—
V.
Clerk,
bids
at
as
1,350,000
Sept.
on
in
were
as
San
Bernardino, until 11
a.m.
(Calif. DST) on Sept. 6 for the
purchase of $15,000 school bonds.
June
on
1
June 1 from
inclusive.
on
cisco,
a
as 3V2s, at a price of
basis of about 3.36%.
Due
3s.
as
Bond Sale—The
series
E
Sept.
on
1,
Sept.
1
Sept.
on
Aug.
as
1
1976 inclusive.
3V4S.
Due
on
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orriek, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Co.,
Bond
Sale—The
offered
on
1960.
Due
San Francisco,
bids
Clerk,
until
receive
&
On
Dated
Oct. 1 from
Oct.
1,
1961 to
San Mateo Junior
of San
were
Due
1980 inclu¬
Co., and Cooley
on
Sept.
Sept.
from
1
sive.
1,
1961
Principal
able
at
the
1960.
to
and
Due
1980
inclu¬
interest
Hartford
on
pay¬
National
&
Certificate
Hueneme School District, Ventura
County, Calif.
water
development project
for
East Bay Area, series B bonds of¬
fered
Aug. 24—v. 192,
on
were
awarded
headed
a
448—
syndicate
a
by
Inc., at
to
p.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
of 100.002, a net
cost of about
3.30%, as
interest
price
follows:
$10,200,000
1
as
3Y2s.
Due
on
Sept.
from 1961 to 1972 inclusive.
18,900,000
1 from
900,000
as
as
3.40s.
Due
on
Sept.
1973 to 1994 inclusive.
IV2S.
Due
on
Sept. 1,
1995.
Bond
Hamm,
ceive
Sept.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds offered
448—were
$55,000 school
Aug. 16—v. 192, p.
awarded
of America N.
T.
to
& S.
The
Bank
A.^ of San
Offering
County
sealed
—
000,000
College Dist.,
l/20s. Due
on
Robert
L.
will
re¬
his office
in
Laguna Salada Union Elementary
School Dist., San Mateo
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $239,000 school
bonds
p.
offered
Aug.
16
—
v.
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of
San Francisco, and Hill Richards
& Co., jointly, at a price of 100.-
(EST)
p.m.
on
the purchase of
electric
$3,certifi¬
revenue
Dated June 1, 1960.
Due on ?
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1975 inclusive.
IDAHO
Alameda, Idaho
Bond
Offering
City
Clerk,
bids
until
Leon Tirrell,
—
will
7:30
receive
sealed
p.m.
-
Deerfield Beach, Fla.
June 15,
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
Other members of the syndicate
as follows:
were
1960. Due
1980
sold
revenue-1960
to
Fenner
$600,000
bonds
was
Merrill
&
Lynch,
Pierce,
Smith, and Hendrix &
&
1981
of Seattle,
F. S.
Co., J. S. Strauss &
Co., Sutro Bros. & Co., and Wal¬
lace, Geruldsen & Co.
Sept.
on
inclusive.
1 from
Principal
1962 to
and
in¬
terest
(M-S) payable at the Firsts
Security Bank of Idaho, in Pocatello. Legality approved bv Daw-"
son, Nagel, Sherman & Howard,
of Denver.
Potlatch,Ida.
Bond Offering—W. B. Cunning¬
ham, Clerk of the Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
7:30
(MST)
p.m.
Sept.
on
1
for
the purchase of $75,000 sewer rev¬
enue
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1980
inclusive.
American Securities
(M-S)
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
proved
by
Spokane.
interest
Village
and
the
at
office.
Legality
Burcham
Blair,
&
ap¬
of
Rexburg, Ida.
Bond Sale—The $28,000
general
obligation
fered
were
bonds
of-'
municipal
Aug. 17—v. 192, p. 644—
on
awarded to The
Department
of Public Investments of the State,
as
33/4s, at
price of
a
par.
Florida
bacher
&
Savings
Smithers
Co.,
Seattle
Trust
Bank
Torrance Unified School
District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The $770,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
election
1958,
to
1989
inclusive.
ILLINOIS
Development Commission
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
&
192,
544—were awarded to The First
Western
Mary M.
receive
—
will
(MST)
on
Certificate Sale — The $300,000 Aug. 30 for the purchase of $185,000 general obligation park im- >'
electric, water and sewer revenue
certificates offered on Aug. 22— provement bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1985.
Clerk,
bids at
as
Clerk,
for
20
cates.
FLORIDA
Corp., Con¬ Mayes, Inc., jointly, at a price of
Ventura, until 11 a.m. (PDST) on tinental Illinois National Bank &
98.008, a net interest cost of about
Sept. 13 for the purchase of $154,- Trust Co., of
Chicago, C J. De- 4.04%, as follows:
000
election
of
1959, series
C vine & Co., First of Michigan
$239,000 as 3%s. Due on Oct. 1
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1960. Due
Corp.,
First
Western
Bank
&
from 1961 to 1976 inclusive.
on Sept.
1 from 1961 to 1975 in¬ Trust
Co., of San Francisco, Hill
86,000 as 3.90s. Due on Oct. 1
clusive.
Principal
and
interest Richards & Co., R. W. Pressprich
from 1977% 1980 inclusive.
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County & Co., L. F. Rothschild & Co.,
Treasurer's office.
275,000 as 4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, Schwa¬
Excelsior Union High School
Dist., Los Angeles County, Calif.
300,000
Offering
City
Howard, of Hartford.
from 1978 to 1984 inclusive.
The $30,000,000
—
.
i
Vero Beach, Fla.
—
Sale
'
Bank & Trust Co., in Hartford.
Legality approved by Day, Berry
Bartow, Fla.
—
Oakland 23), Calif.
,v
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
sealed bids until 1
Co.
Dated
a.m.
I960.
C. Bradford &
by
Trimble &
Fiers,
J.
will
10
proved
syndicate
J.
Offering—Robert
County
sealed
about 2.99%.
Other members of the
Do-
City and County,
California
Bond
of
•
Bond
&
p.
Francisco, C. J. Devine &
San Mateo County, Calif.
Co., Glore, Forgan & Co., Drexel
Bond
Sale
The
Sept.
$5,900,000
& Co., Weeden & Co., Brau.n, Bosto
school bonds offered on Aug. 23— v.
1963
inclusive.
192, p. 644—were awarded to
worth & Co., Inc., Barr Brothers
v. 192, p. 448—were awarded to a
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.,
&
Co., Taylor & Co., Shuman,
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
syndicate headed by the Crocker- at a price of
par, a net interest
&
Co., and McDonald- Anglo National
fice. Legality approved by O'Mel- Agnew
Bank, San Fran¬ cost of about 3.26%, as follows:
Moore & Co.
veny & Myers, of Los Angeles.
cisco,
and
First
National
City
$76,000 as 3y2s. Due on Jan. 1 from
Fresno Redevelopment Agency,
Bank, of New York, at a price of
California Toll Bridge Authority
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
California
100.052, a net interest cost of about
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
224,000 as 314s. Due on Jan. 1
Bond Sale—The $1,060,000 South 3.30%, as follows:
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids.will
$2,050,000 as 5s. Due on June 15
be received until 11 a.m. (PST) on Angus Street Project, R-16, tax
Additional Sale
The $200,000
from 1961 to 1971 inclusive.
allocation bonds offered Aug. 17
Sept. 29 for the purchase of $7,cigarette tax revenue certificates
—v. 192, p. 544—were awarded to
200,000 as 3V2S. Due on June 15,
offered at the same time were sold
000,000 San Pedro-Terminal Island
1972.
Ira Haupt & Co., and Francis I.
toll bridge revenue bonds.
to Allen & Co., of
Lakeland, as
du Pont & Co.,
1,250,000 as 314s. Due on June 15
jointly, as 4.45s,
4s, at a price of 100.50, a basis of
from 1973 to 1977 inclusive.
East Bay Municipal
Utility District at a price of 100.11, a basis of
about 3.83%.
2,100,000 as 3.40s. Due on June 15
(P. O. 2130 Adeline Street,
about 4.44%.
Dated Sept. 1,
1
from
1961
Miami Beach, Fla.
$111,000 bonds
Aug. 16—v. 192,
City.
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
First Western Bank & Trust
Freeman, Richardson
Watson, of Jacksonville.
as
follows: Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., First of Michigan
Corporation, F. S. Smithers & Co.,
1
follows:
Legality
.
sive.
Sept.
City.
interest payable
Bank, New York
approved by Pat¬
and
Hanover
>
(Calif.
:
DST) on Sept. 12 for the purchase
1, of $21,455,000 general obligation
Sept.
on
offered
the
....
lan,
on
$20,000 election
bonds
Principal
at
Bond
Offering — R. Wm. L.
644—t
16—v. 192, p. 448—were awarded were awarded to Dr. H. H.
Zeigel, Johnson, City Clerk, will receive
to
The
Security-First
National at a price of par, as follows: sealed bids until
11 a.m.
(EST)
Bank of Los Angeles, as
at
on
Sept. 7 for the purchase of
$26,000 as 41/4s.
a price of
100.205, a basis of about
$164,000 public improvement
64,000 as 41/2s.
4.22%.
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1959. Due on
21,000 as 4V2S.
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclu- ;
Northeast Sacramento County
Western State College of
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
Sanitation District (P. O.
Colorado (P. O. Gunnison),
payable at the Chemical Bank <
Sacramento), Calif.
Colorado
New York Trust Company, in New
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond Sale—The $1,600,000 stu¬ York. Legality approved by Cald¬
be received until Sept. 27 for the
dent housing revenue bonds of¬ well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
purchase of $4,000,000 sewage dis¬
fered: Aug.
20—v. 192, p. 544— ell, of New York City.
posal. bonds..., .;
were sold to the Federal Housing
Orlando, Fla.
Rio Dell Sanitary District (P. O.
and - Home
Finance
Agency, as
Bond Offering — W. G. Stewart,
Box 13, Rio Dell), Calif.
3y8s, at a price of par.
Bond Offering — Millard BarisCity Clerk, will receive sealed
CONNECTICUT
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Sept.
dale,
District
Secretary
of
the
14 for the purchase of $3,075,000 :
Board, will receive sealed bids
Torrington, Conn.
until 8 p.m. (Calif. DST) on Sept.
sewer revenue 1960 bonds. Dated
Bond Sale—An issue of $3,500,13
for the purchase of $156,000
April 1, 1960. Due on April 1 from
sewer
1964 to 1991 inclusive. Callable as
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1960. 000 general obligation high school
was
sold
to
a
Due on Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1985 bonds
syndicate of April 1, 1970. Principal and in¬
inclusive.
Principal and interest headed by Hornblower & Weeks, terest (A-O) payable at the City
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County as 3s, at a price of 100.017, a basis Comptroller's office. Legality ap¬
bonds.
Due
to
1,
101.365,
terson,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the County Treasurer's
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
office. Legality approved by Or¬
Other members of the syndicate
riek,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
re¬
office
Due
1980
Aug. 9— $2,000,000 Highlands County
bonds.
Dated
awarded to
Aug.
1, 1960.
a
Due on Aug. 1 from 1962 to
syndicate composed of the Se¬
1975 inclusive.
curity-First National Bank of Los
■v -1
1,800,000 Hardee County bonds.
Angeles; Blyth & Co., Inc.; R. H.
Moulton & Co.; William R. Staats
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on
& Co., and the Wells Fargo Bank
June 1 from 1965 to 1985 in¬
American Trust Co., of San Fran¬
clusive.
351—were
Palisade, Colo.
v.*/.
1968 inclusive.
2%s.
from 1971
900.000
Dennis
will
his
1
cisco.
1969 and 1970.
Apple Valley School District,
San Bernardino, Calif.
a
inclusive.
Aug.
tle.
p.
syndi¬
follows:
$300,000
1980 inclusive.
23
awarded
were
$4,000,000
series
and interest
Bond
1,
follows: Blyth
as
200,000 as 4Y2s. Due
1, 1960. Principal
,1964.
payable at the Seattle
200,000 as 2V4S. Due
Trust & Savings Bank, of Seattle.
1965.
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
600,000 as 2V2s. Due
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seat¬
Dated
Sept. 1
on
1984 inclusive.
members
Francisco, at
$60,000
1
Fresno City Unified School District,
Fresno County, Calif.
sold
lows:
Sept.
& Co.; William R.^ Staats &
Co., and Weeden & Co.
general obligation 1960 bonds
Foster & Marshall
Is.
as
were
—
Due
June
011
inclusive.
offered
bonds
p.
COLORADO
1956
new
644
Due
D
192,
Las Virgenes Union School
District, Los Angeles County,
1
1976 inclusive.
1977 to
building,
offered on Aug.
$600,000
Sept.
on
Due on
to
3%s.
as
Bond
No. 1, Alaska
to
1972
school
Spenard Public Utility District
June 1 from
on
1971
3%s.
as
Series
v.
from 1972 to 1974 inclusive.
as
& Co.,
Inc.; Hill Richards & Co.; Hooker
& Fay; R.
H. Moulton
&
Co.;
Schwabacher & Co.; Shuman, Ag-
City.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Due
3M>s.
as
Other
cate
about
inclusive..1
3V2S.
as
30,000
net
a
3.63%,
1985.
2
p.m.
(EST) on Sept. 29 for the
purchase of $1,500,000 general ob¬
ligation various purpose bonds.
about
5s.
as
from
Comptroller-Treasurer,
of
from 1961 to 1971 inclusive.
600,000
Offering—Robert J. Dup-
will
price of 100.00006,
from
Fairbanks, Alaska
Bond
of
California
$510,000
ALASKA
Due
1965
follows:
1965.
cost
follows:
from 1966 to
of¬
of
to
interest
net
a
3.92%,
.
$1,500,000
bonds
1960
086,
Bond
Offering—T.
ington,
Secretary,
W.
Wither-
will
receive
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
(EST) on
Sept. 1 for the purchase of $3,800,-
000
road
lows:
revenue
bonds,
as
fol¬
Carrigan, III.
Bond
Sale—An
road bonds
was
Phillips Co., Inc.,
Aug. 1, 1960. Due
1962
to
approved
1971
by
-
of
issue
$21,000
sold to The Whiteas
4%s.
on
Jan.
inclusive.
Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
&
Dated
1 from
Legality
Trauer-
Volume
192
Number
5981
Cook County, Riverside-Brook-
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 6 for the
purchase of $985,000 school bonds.
Sept.
1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. In¬
on
terest M-S. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Effingham and Clay Cos. Commu¬
nity Unit School District No. 40
(P. O. Effingham), III.
Bond Offering — Oreta Wise,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
building
bonds.
8:30
Aug. 31 for
$140,000 school
Dated
Aug.
1,
Nov. 1 from 1961 to
the
Due on
I960.
1970 inclusive.
on
Interest M-N.
&
Fairfield, III.
Sale—The
$750,000 elec¬
tric revenue bonds offered Aug. 16
—v
192, p. 544—were awarded to
John Nuveen & Co., and Harry J.
Wilson & Co., jointly, at a price
of 98.006, a net
interest cost of
about 3.88%, as follows:
$5,000 as 3%s. Due on July 1, 1969.
745,000 as 3%s. Due on July 1
from 1970 to
Lake
Dec.
(J-D)
1989 inclusive.
644—were
p.
to
awarded
Co.,
Higginson Corp., and Loewi
Co., at a price of 100.028, a net
interest
of
cost
about
3.07%,
as
follows:
$225,000
2%s.
as
Due
Feb.
on
1
from 1963 to 1968 inclusive.
425,000
3V8S.
as
Due
Feb.
on
1
from 1969 to 1976 inclusive.
of
St.
Cos.
Community Unit School Dist.
No. 170 (P. O. Bushnell), III.
Bond Offering — D. E. Crowl,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
the
bonds.
on
Dated
Aug.
on
1,
for
school
1960. Due
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1977 inclu¬
sive.
Interest
J-D.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
bids
Chicago, III.
Offering—John Darrow,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
7:30
(CDST) on
Sept. 12 for the purchase of $2,580,000 waterworks and sewerage
p.m.
terest M-N.
sealed
on
Secretary,
Aug.
$190,000
will
until
8
for
the
30
(CDST)
of
p.m.
swimming
receive
purchase
pool
Dec.
on
from
1
1961
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
and
Sept.
on
for
2
$90,000
the
1961
to
July
on
pay¬
able at the Citizens
Banking Com¬
pany, in Anderson.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Scott,
Secretary
School
N.
the Board of
of
Trustees,
receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (CDST)
on
Sept. 13 for the purchase of
will
school
improvement
Aug. 1, 1960. Due
on Aug. 1,
1966 and 1967. Princi¬
pal and interest (F-A) payable at
the office of the Treasurer, Board
School
of
Trustees.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Sale Cancelled—The pro¬
posed
sale
of
building bonds
12—v.
192,
celled.
$540,000
school
offered on July
/'
Bond
Losche,
ceive
Offering
Albert
H.
Controller, will
re¬
—
until
bids
sealed
11
a.m.
Aug. 31 for the pur¬
chase of $500,000 park first issue
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Due
(CST)
on
sealed
(CST)
chase
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960.
from
1
sive.
Aug.
nie, Inc., at
interest
545
—
the
of
School
sealed
until
from
Ice
1965
&
Miller,
$21,000
of
1965
inclu¬
1969
to
bonds offered
on
water
Aug. 22
p. 645—were awarded to
composed of The WhitePhillips Co., Inc.; Quail & Co.;
Municipal Bond Corp., and Vieth,
Duncan & Wood, Inc., as 3V2S, 4s
192,
group
Offering—Rena
City
Or-
receive
7:30 p.m. (CST)
the purchase of
$160,000 general obligation street
improvement bonds.
sealed
on
bids until
for
29
Aug.
Morningside College of Iowa
Co.,
school
100.177,
a
as
17—
3 V^s,
basis
Sale—The
Bond
$812,000
Finance Agency, as
a
price of
23/4S, and 27/ss,
par.
Indiana
Bond Offering—Robert F. MilFloyd
Holesinger, Secretary of the Board of ligan, Secretary, will receive
Education, will receive sealed bids sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CDST)
until 8:30
on
Sept. 6 for the purchase of
p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 31
$385,000 school
Sept.
1,
1960.
Due
$115,000
bonds.
$1,000,public improvement bonds of-
Bond Sale—An issue of
$114,668,
general obligation bonds was sold
The Columbian Securities
to
first
Dated
mortgage
Sept.
1,
revenue
1960.
Due
Corp.,
Aug.
on
follows:
as
$21,668
as
1961
22,000
and
3%s.
$400,000
23
33/4s.
as
from
sold
was
130,000
Due
1962 to
to
a
from
1975
Due
to
4s.
as
on
April 1
4s.
Due
on
Aug. 1,
1962.
as
1964.
on
1,
1960.
Principal
Hamilton, Mass.
| Offering
HI
Note
Everett
F.
Haley, Town Treasurer, will
re-
—
„
on
1977
Due
The Merchants National Bank of
Boston.
1974 inclusive.
3.90s.
as
April 1
Hanover, Mass.
inclusive.
on
April
MAINE
Note Sale—An
1
tax
The
-
First National
ton, at 1.09%
Bond
000
Sale—An issue of
school
.
bonds
,
j
u.
$1,380,-
sold
was
J
to
a£
of
™
SP
£*' as
100.75,
i
basis of about 3.30%.
a
Hyattsville), Md.
bonds
Sale
d
offered
The
-
Aug
18—v. 192,
follows:
est cost of about
Sale
The
v-
on
$1,275,000
Aug. 23—
on
192, p. 750—were awarded to
gr0up
composed of Drexel &
,,
a
Co.,
Ludlow, Mass.
Bond
offering—Hazel
3.25%; $305,-
Mor-
E.
ton, Town Treasurer, will receive
seaied
kjds
c/0
National Bank of
$3,000,000 general construction
1960, second series bonds, at
a price of 100.003, a net inter000
B(md
school bonds offered
p.
by_ the Chase Manhattan
as
Due
2.82%.
$4,000,000
u45T^er.e aXard,S? t0 aJynudl??tG
headed
1960.
'<*
Company of Georgia, in
Atlanta, Newburger, Loeb & Co.,
and Cooley & Co., as 2.90s, at a
price of 100.599, a basis -of about
MARYLAND
n
24,
the Trust
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Dist. (P. O. 4017 Hamilton St.
Bo
sold to
Bank, of Bos¬
Holyoke, Mass.
a
1
tj
$100,000
was
discount.
Aug.
Dec. 16, 1960.
Yarmouth, Me.
issue of
anticipation notes
Dated
The
Merchants
Boston, 28 State
Street, Boston 6, until 11 a.m.
(EDST) on Aug. 30 for the purof $380,000
sewer
bonds.
Dated Sept. 15, 1960. Due on Sept.
chase
5s, due on Aug. 1,1961
and
1962;
$1,080,000 as 3s,
due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to
Principal and interest payable at
1968
Boston.
as
$205,000
inclusive;
due
3V4S, due
1973
as
15
the
Aug.
4s, due
000
on Aug. 1 from
incl.; $30,000 as
Aug. 1, 1966; $225,-
1965
on
3V4S,
due
from 1974 to 1977
on
...
1
Bank
__
of
by
Palmer
&
v%
$75°000 lire staloan ^£^^^17p-
Note Sale—The
«on
Y;
oo
J"1ckeIY Anthony.& R L. D;ay,;as
3 /2s, at a price of 100.514, a bas s
of about 3-43%Saugus, Mass.
Note Sale—An issue of $200,000
tax anticipation notes was sold to
The Merchants National Bank,
of
Boston/at 1.10% discount.
Wcllesley, Mass.
incl.; $175,Aug.
inclusive,
approved
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
inclusive;
Aug. 1
from 1967 to 1973 incl.; $140,000 as 3.40s, due on Aug. 1
as
1980
National
Legality
5s, due
to
to
1969; Storey,
1,000,000 storm water drainage of
1960, Prince George's County
series
bonds, at a price of
100.002, a net interest cost of
about 3.53%, as follows: $150,as
1961
Merchants
on
f50|974°!inH 31975 dUe °n AUS'
000
from
1,
Aug.
on
as
1970 to
from
Bond
Sale—The
$100,000
sewer
3V2S,
due
1982
bonds offered Aug. 17—v. J92, p.
645—were awarded to Coffin &
1990 incl.
Burr Inc.,
as
as
3.60s,
1983 to
Aug. 1, 1963
on
incl.; $2°80,due on Aug. 1
Other members of the
syndicate
White, Weld &
as
2V2s, at
a
price
of
l°°-53> a basis of about 2.39%.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept.
1 from 1961 to 1979 inclusive.
Co., Bear, Stearns & Principal and interest payable at
Co., Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., The First National Bank, of BosBaker, Watts & Co., Rand & Co., ton. Legality approved by Storey,
Tripp & Co., Inc., Wood, Gundy & Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Co., Inc., Stein Bros & Boyce, Fox, Boston.
were
as
follows:
Co., A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., B. J.
Van Ingen &
Due
and
price
syndicate composed of A. C. Allyn ceive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
& Co.,
Inc.; Barcus, Kindred & (EST) on Aug. 29 for the purCo.; Juran & Moody, Inc.; Dorsey chase of $87,000 library loan notes.
& Co., and Abroms & Co., at a Dated
Sept. 15, 1960. Due on Sept.
price of 100.161, a net interest 15 from 1961 to 1969 inclusive,
cost of about 4.01%/ as> follows:
Principal and interest payable at
from
—
for the
purchase of
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
000
Minneola, Kan.
Corp. (P. O. West Lebanon),
a
from 1978 to
of
Building
Sept.
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
000
KANSAS
Warren Central School
as 2.80s, at
100.409, a basis of about 2.72%.
Dated
Plaquemine), La.
1961
dor¬
mitory construction and refunding
revenue, series A bonds was sold
to the Federal Housing and Home
at
tly,
assess-
Iberville Parish (P. O.
1
Van
will
Clerk,
$380,000
bonds was sold to Estabrook &
£0., and Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
interest payable at The Na¬
tional Shawmut Bank, Boston. Le¬
$905,000
Marshalltown, Iowa
Bond
by&
Palmer
and
3.10s,
5s, at a price of par.
man,
approved
Bond Sale—An issue of
July 1 from
on
Bank, of New York,
about 3.21%.
Whiteside County Community High
School Dist. No. 306 (P. O.
Fulton), III.
1
inclusive.
1969
to
May
on
Sale—The $210,000
Bond
of
545—were awarded to
at
price
due
(P. O. Sioux City), Iowa
Sale—The
192, p.
1964
Le Claire, Iowa
and
Due
Legality
Gardner, Mass.
re¬
inclusive.
2000
May 1 from
inclusive; $53,-
4V4S,
from
2
Township (P. O. Lapel), Ind<
a
to
as
,
a.m.
on
124,000 street construction bonds:
$49,000 as 4s, due on Nov. 1
from 1961 to 1964 inclusive;
Stony Creek Township School
Bond
due
4s,
1961
a
11
syndicate headed by Halsey, Stu-
000
Board,
bids
bonds.
to
..
as
p.m.
Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.
of
$93,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds: $40,000
were
Selmer,
1962
Cow-
&
sive.
Corporation, Ind.
ment
$217,000 bonds
192, p. 545—
Becker
price of par, a net
about 4.20%, as
a
cost
*
Jo 1980 inclusive.
5finJ?> uan? 1PT e5-eS
the Merchants National
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
from 1978 to 1985 inclusive.
follows:
1
27/8s, at a price of
of about 2.82%.
Offering—Arthur
receive
to
until
conditional
and
revenue
J.
O'Malley, Town Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids c/o the MerNational Bank 28 State
cP»7U?
a'm"
°" Jffinnn fPr he P-Ur;
chase of $1,500,000 school project
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, I960. Due on
William A.
—
bids
15—v.
awarded
Clinton, Mass.
Offering — Walter
Bond
Bank, of
inclusive.
on
470,000
$75,000 as 4i/4s, due on Nov.
North Judson Consolidated School
Bond
Due on
inclu¬
of Chicago.
Sale—The
Bond
MASSACHUSETTS
2C.
Sept. 1 from
Sept. 6 for the purchase
$274,611
waterworks
system
Council Bluffs, Iowa
—v.
as
1979
Legality approved by Chap¬
&
basis
to
1961
& Cutler,
man
revenue
a
p.m.
Sept. 20 for the pur¬
$300,000 school building
on
of
Nov.
until 2
bids
oral
$275,000 court¬
p.
sealed
(EST)
of
on
receive
will
Secretary,
improvement bonds offered
Co., Inc.,
offered
City Community School
and
1980
Offering
s.ystem
Offering—Alice E. Barry,
District
1
Sept.
Wright & Co., Inc.
LOUISIANA
District, Iowa
Bond
awarded to Raffensperger, Hughes
p.m.
Fazio,
was
Charles
County (P. O.
Madison), Ind. ;
192,
Bond
issue of $60,000
waterworks
on
on
Payne, District Secretary, will
fered
Jefferson
100.31,
the
office.
bonds
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indiana¬
polis.
v.
interest
County
sold to Quail & Co.
payable at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Ross,
—
and
Due
Tri-Village Water District
(P. O. Owenton), Ky.
ceive
&
Co., Malon S. Andrus, Inc., Mead,
Boston.
1979
construction
office.
15
to
Aug. 23
Principal and interest (J-J)
Petit, Olin, Overmeyer
of
Chicago.
Dated
municipal
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclu¬
Bond Sale—The
1961
Sale—An
offered
City
from
1
to
Brooklyn, Iowa
were
Indianapolis Park Dist., Ind.
Oct.
4s.
as
1975
pur¬
court
1, 1960.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman-& Cutler, of
Chicago.
351—has been can¬
p.
Frank E. Hailstone &
bonds.
Treasurer's
the
Due
from 1969 to 1974 inclusive.
a.m.
county
Principal
payable
at
,.(M-N)
10
Dated
Nov.
on
for
15
$2,000,000
inclusive.
Dated
v.
Offering
Due
until
3%s.
as
40,000
will
Treasurey,
Sept.
on
$540,000
bonds.
terest A-O. Legality approved by
Bond
(CST)
Bond
Charles
from
&
to Stein Bros. & Boyce,
price of 100.01, a net interest
a
Garrett
Miller & Co., J. A. Overton &
Co.,
Tuller & Zucker, and Arthur L.
KENTUCKY
at
bids
bonds.
Principal and interest (J-J)
Offering
sealed
receive
re¬
In¬
Due
1960.
from
County
house
inclusive.
1975
terfield,
of
building bonds offered Aug.
inclusive.
1,
County (P. O.
Waterloo), Iowa
Bond Offering—Dewey S. But-
chase
Dated Oct. 1, 1959. Due on Oct. 1
1999
Sept.
semi-annually
bonds.
school
from
1
(CST) on Sept. 8 for the purchase
$949,000 dormitory bonds.
to
Dated
of
purchase
building
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due
of
1962
Treasurer's
office, of ToLegality approved by Dean
Dean, of Topeka.
Black Hawk
Township School Town¬
ships (P. O. Markelville), Ind.
Bond Offering—Joseph F. Best,
Township .Trustee, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CDST)
(CDST) on Sept. 13 for the
purchase of $39,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Due semi-annually from Aug. 1,
1961 to Feb. 1, 1969 inclusive. In¬
terest F-A. Legality approved by
12:30
bonds.
Adams
any bank or trust company desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
ceive sealed bids until
Street, Indianapolis), Ind.
Offering — Elizabeth H.
McDonald-
Brothers, Wallace, Geruldsen &
Co., McCormick & Co., Robert L.
Whittaker & Co., Berman Selonick & Co., Horner, Barksdale &
State
&
Inc.,
Robert
Aug. 1, 1960. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
on
1970.
■
will
house, Treasurer Sister, will
Aug.
Co.,
Co.,
Sons, Reffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc., McDonnell & Co., Byrd
and
Dated
.,,31,000
Secretary
River Forest), III.
Due
&
&
55
1,
as
1969
IOWA
Principal and interest payable at
Bond Offering—M. Benita New-
4%s.
Reusch
Moore
peka.
of
INDIANA
bonds.
Rosary College of Illinois (P. O.
1
July 1, 1962
interest
cost of about 3.88%, as follows:
(J-D)
any to July 1, 1966 inclusive. Interest
bank
or
trust
company
desig¬ J-J. Legality approved by Ross," $25,000 as 33/4S. Due on Sept. 1
nated
by the successful bidder. McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
from 1961 to 1967 inclusive.
Legality approved by Charles & apolis.
4,000 as 3V2s. Due on Sept. 1,
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
1968.
Dated Sept. 15, 1960. Due on Jan.
15 from
1963
to
1980 inclusive.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Aug.
awarded
Due
1979
Aug.
Offering—Wesley E. Krey,
bids
86th
on
and interest
School District (P. O. 1605 East
Bond
24,000
&
Ice
Due
1960.
to
house
Northhrook Park Dist., III.
Bond
by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis. %
proved
414s.
as
from 1965 to 1968 inclusive.
Campbellsville, Ky.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
on
Aug. 16—v. 192, p. 545—were
revenue, series 1960 bonds.
Due
from 1961 to 1995 inclusive.
In¬
District
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Indiana National
Bank of Indianapolis. Legality ap¬
Hildag, Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
until 8:30 p.m. (CDST) oh
Aug. 31 bids until 1 p.m. (CDST) on Sept.
for the purchase of $525,000 school 7
for
the
purchase of $390,000
building bonds.
Dated Sept.
1, school building and bus purchase
on
Bond
47,000
sive.
Washington Township Metropolitan
County School Dist.
No. Ill (P. O. Fulton), III.
Bond Offering—M. J.
Wiersema,
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
sive.
North
City
or
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1977 inclu¬
on
Whiteside
30
$595,000
June
bank
any
(847)
Louis!
Bond
McDonough, Fulion and Warren
8:30
interest
Hammond School City, Ind.
group composed of Bache &
a
at
in¬
1977
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Bond
Lee
&
payable
to
and
company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
County School District
(P. O. Highland
Park), III.
Bond Sale—The $650,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 16—
192,
1961
Principal
Financial Chronicle
trust
No. 108
v.
from
1
Le¬
gality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
The Commercial and
clusive.
(P. O. First Avenue and
Forest Riverside), III.
Bond Offering — Gladys Small,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
1, I960. Due
.
.
on
field School District No. 208,
Dated Sept.
.
56
(848)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
MICHIGAN
Co.,
Bond
192,
i—v.
750
p.
Ann
Bond
City
Aug. 22
on
Wade, Inc.
Bond
Offering
Fred Looker,
—
will
$450,000 improvement bonds. Due
from
receive
ceive
sealed
sealed
(EST)
Clerk,
bids
Sept.
from
1
1963
to
until
8
Due
J.
will
Dated Aug.
p.m.
1
from
1963
inclusive.
to
;
12
for
the
bonds.
1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1
1963
to
inclusvie.
1985
,
1, 1960. Legality
Clerk,
until
will
7:30
ap¬
pur¬
(CST) on Sept. 6
$100,000 gen¬
eral obligation street improvement
p.m.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1960. Due
on
Jan.
1
sive.
able
Principal and interest
at any bank or ,trust
pany
bidder.
inclu¬
1971
pay¬
com¬
Legality
approved
by
Barber, Marquart
Dorsey,
&
to
Owen,
Due
Bond
1967 and 1968.
8,000 as 3y4s. Due
;
1969.
9,000
-
3%s.
as
March 1,
on
1970.
"
•
.
$3,371,000
—
7,000
4,000
5,000
follows:
as
3.80s.
as
1969 and
11,000
as
Aug.
on
160,000
Due
Aug.
on
Aug.
on
1
4s. Due
1980 inclusive.
$3,250,000 series 1 bonds. $540,000
as
3y2s, due on Jan. 1 from
Forest Lake Memorial Hospital
1961 to 1965 inclusive. $80,000
Pohl,
District, Minn.
as
3y4s, due on Jan. 1, 1966;
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Bond Offering—Norma M. Har¬
$1,280,000 as 3s, due on Jan. 1
tion, will receive sealed bids until
from 1967 to 1978
inclusive; per, District Clerk, will receive
8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 8 for the
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CDST)
$620,000 as 3y8s, due on Jan.
purchase of $210,000 general obli¬
1 from 1979 to 1982 inclusive; on Aug. 30 for the purchase of
gation
school
building
bonds.
$730,000 as 3y4s, due on Jan. 1 $475,000 general obligation hospi¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on July 1
tal building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
from 1983 to 1986 inclusive.
Beal
*
City School District (P. O.
Route No. 1, Mt. Pleasant), Mich.
Bond Offering — Victor
from
1961
cipal
and
at
to
1986 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
bank
any
(J-J)
trust
or
121,000 series 2 bonds. $71,000 as 1960. Due on Jan. 1 from 1963 to
3s, due on Jan. 1 from 1961 to 1983 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest payable at any bank or trust
1976 incldkive.
payable
company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by
Miller,
gality approved by
Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
" ^
tion, at
a
Havre, Special Improvement Dist.,
on
Bond
gren,
City
sealed
bids
Clerk,
until
7
H.
Bro-
will
receive
p.m.
(CDST)
on
Sept. 7 for the purchase of
$90,000 street improvement bonds.
Dated
1961
Sept.
to
1,
Due
1960.
street
Interest J-J.
Mineral County High
Corpora¬
Michigan
price of par,
a
terest cost of about
net
a
4.32%,
as
Note
6s.
as
50,000
Due
5s.
as
and
on
S?,Ie—An issue of $500,000
tax anticipation notes was sold to
The Commercial State
June 1 from
Bank,
Roseville, at 3.00%, discount.
Due
on
June 1, 1965
1966.
355,000
Due
710,000
1
1976 inclusive.
4%s.
as
June
on
Due
June
on
site
1
building
Aug. 16 —- v. 192,
from 1977 to 1988 inclusive.
Other
cate
members
were
as
of
the
follows:
awarded
syndi¬
John
supply
tem revenue bonds offered
—
to
v.
192,
p.
450
—
John Nuveen &
110,000
340.000
of par, a net interest cost of about
4.13%,
3%s.
as
Due
July
on
1
'.
4s. Due
to
1978
on
bonds
p.
July 1 from
Bond
Sale—The $75,000 special
improvement bonds offered
Aug. 23—v. 192, p. 751—were
street
Sale—The
bonds offered Aug. 16
450—were awarded to
headed
by
the
First
gen¬
series
—
a
of
Co., Inc., at
a
as
10,000
I
to
as
on
as
from
"-Other
were
as
3%s.
Due
15
—
v.
to
Bond
July
Sale
eral
a
Feb.
192,
Oct.
The
192,
to Kalman
&
of
p.
par.
price
1
from
approved
by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
1963
to
1990
inclu¬
Perryville, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $145,000
Pease, Minn.
Offering — Jacob
;
by
Charles-
&
Ritenour Consolidated School Dist.
(P. O. Overland), Mo.
Offering — Edith McCal-
Bond
lister, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
school bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Due on March 1 from 1961 to 1980
(CDST)
on
Sept.
sive.
Aug. able
1
from
1961
Principal
at
and
to
1970
on
inclu¬
interest
pay¬
bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by Wil¬
liams P.
■
Coon Rapids, Minn.
-
Bond
any
Lines, of Milaca.
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
Charles
&
approved
Trauernicht,
by
St.
(MST) on
Sept. 6 for the purchase of $11,000
.
,
"
*
"
street
•;
•>,
improvement
bonds.
Three Forks, Mont.
Bond
■
Offering—Harold
Clerk,
Town
system bonds.
'
Al¬
L.
receive
will
Dated July 1, 1960.
Interest J-J.
"./'
■'
NEVADA
;
:i?is
:
Churchill County, County School
District (P.*&M3l*Sbuth Main
Street, Fallon), Nev.
Sale—The
Bond
eral
192,
v.
$300,000 gen¬
building limited
obligation
bonds
tax
offered
23—
to
Aug.
on,
646—were
p.
awarded
J. A. Hogle & Co., and the Peters,
Writer
&
Christensen
Corp.,
jointly.
Reno, Nev.
Offering—E. E. Gill, City
will receive sealed bids
Bond
Clerk,
until 11
a.m.
(PDST) on Sept. 12
purchase of $130,000 mu¬
nicipal fire department facilities
limited tax bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
for
the
Dec.
on
1
1961 to
from
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
man &
Howard, of Denver.
NEW JERSEY
Central Camden County Regional
School District (P. O. Somerdale),
"t4'v.7/.r New Jersey
Bond
Sale
The
$1,500,000
Aug. 23
—v.
192, p. 646—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Phelps,
Fenn & Co., and B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., taking $1,496,000, as 4.20s,
school
at
a
bonds
price
offered
Other
fin,
as
basis of
a
-■
■
members
cate were
on
of .100.283;
about 4.17%.
of
the..syndi¬
follows: Boland, Baf¬
Gordon
& Sautter; Fidelity
Co., of Newark; Ira
Haupt & Co., and Reynolds & Co.
Trust
Little Ferry, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $41,000 general
bonds
offered
Aug.
16—v.- 192,
546—were
p.
awarded
to
J.
Clayton),
Missouri
B.
Hanauer & Co., as 3V4s, at a price
of 100.14, a basis of about 3.22%.
New Jersey
/
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J.
New
Traffic
Traffic
pike
on
the
Peaks
Recorded—
New
Jersey Turn¬
July, and toll-revenues,
new peaks,. the monthly
in
were
at
The
County, Hancock Place
Offering — Robert Pul- ;
:
Minnesota
Bond Sale—An issue of $325,000
members of the svndicate seher, City Manager, will receive
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will / school bonds was sold to G. H.
follows: White,- Weld & sealed bids
until 8 p.m.4 (CST) on be
received until 2 p.m. (CDST) Walker &: Co., as 4 y4s and 4s.
■
Han¬
receive
report to bondholders shows.
School District (P. O.
Road, N. E., Minneapolis 18),
of
Louis.
St. Louis
M.
will
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Union
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Sept.
13 for the purchase of
$1,500,000
Sept.
im¬
■
1980 inclusive. Le¬
bids until 8 p.m.
&
-
to
approved
Baas,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due
on
1 from 1961
Clerk,
—
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
1, 1967
$50,000
s
gality
gality
1,
545—were awarded
/
Dated June 1, 1960. Due on Mar.
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Le¬
1 from
at any bank or trust company des¬
Ken-
Co., Inc., and Juran
Moody, Inc., jointly, at a price
1
1986 to 1990 inclusive.
Lucas,
4V2S,
obligation
13 for the purchase of $5,000 gen¬
eral obligation improvement
provement bonds offered
18—v.
to
sive. Principal and interest payable
1966.
—
sold
swimming pool bonds was sold to
of $400,000 gen¬ George K. Baupi & Co„
as;4s, 3%s
school
building and 3%s.
'
•'
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
" Dated June 1, 1960. Due on Mar.
«
Oct.
on
on
was
Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc., as
4V4s, and 4y8s.
Haimrast,
inclusive.
Due
\
Madrid), Mo. • '
f
Bond Sale—An issue of $99,000
bonds
""
Offering—Elsie
Town
son,
1979
New Madrid County, Matthews
ISchool District' R-V (P. O . Ne w
school
Aug. 22—v. 192,
to Piper,
awarded
Superior Special Improvement Dist.
No. 7, Mont.
1959.. Due
MISSOURI
for the purchase
-
•
Adams, Minn.
3.54%,
July 1, 1961
on
152, Minn.
Bond Offering—C. A.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids util 3 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 28
MINNESOTA
as 3y2s. Due on July 1
from 1963 to 1985 inclusive.
--
1
1968.
2,185,000
*
No.
Michigan
and 1962.
-475,000
July
"
awarded
192, p.
; 11,000 as 3s. Due
syndicate
and
price of 100.039,
5s. Due
1964
2 %s.
as
1965 and
follows:
$190,000
Aug.
Anthony Independent Sch., Dist.
Silver Lake
No. 282 (P. O. 3301
The $40,000 special
street
improvement
v.
net interest cost of about
a
St.
—
were
—
Corporation, and Braun, Bosworth
&
on Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Legality
Due
Moorhead Independent Sch. Dist.
on
MacArthur & Co., at
1961
$2,850,000
sewer,
1975
to
ignated by the successful bidder.
100.169, a net interest cost of
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
about 3.02% as follows:
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
$19,000 as 3y2s. Due on Oct. 1 from
horst, of Minneapolis.
'
Dearborn, Mich.
obligation
1
July 1 from
on
Itawamba County (P. O. Fulton),
Mississippi
Bond Offering — The
Chancery
will
of
as
4V8s. Due on July 1
from 1979 to 1989 inclusive.
Bond
Due
Due from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
p.m.
July 1 from
on
Trenton, Mich.
offered
645
ower,
inclusive.
160.000
eral
July
on
inclusive.
37/8s.
assessment
as
4V4s. Due on July 1
from 1969 to 1975 inclusive.
as
Due
4s. Due
Bond Sale
40,000
1976
1, 1960.
8
of
1973 to 1982 inclusive.
as
„.
from 1963 to 1968 inclusive.
30,000
Clerk,
until
St. Paul.
were
1983 to 1989 inclusive.
follows:
as
$30,000
—
bids
approved by Briggs & Morgan, of
1967 inclusive.
1972
as
from
price
a
to
325,000
awarded
were
to
4s. Due
as
1968
Aug. 16
Co., at
414s.
as
from 1961
The
$260,000 water
sewage disposal sys¬
and
1962
school
composed
Village
sealed
offered
164
p.
group
Simp¬
purchase of $180,000 school bonds.
$125,000
Clawson, Mich.
—
a
'
:
Mayer Independent School Dist.
First
of Michigan
Corpora¬
No. 107, Minn.
tion, John Nuveen 8c Co., MulBond Offering—Sealed bids will
laney, Wells & Co., and J. M. Dain
be received until Sept. 15 for the
& Co., as follows:
Co.; Shannon & Co.; Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co.; Allan Blair
& Co., and Pohl & Co., Inc.
Bond Sale
to
bonds
^
on
546—were
p.
(MST) on
Sept. 8 for the purchase of $60,900
sewage
treatment
and
disposal
a
The
Nu-
&
veen
and
Na¬
Sale—The $199,000 school
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
MISSISSIPPI
Clerk, will receive sealed bids
receive until 10 a.m.
(CST) on Sept. 6 for
(CDST) the
purchase of $300,000 county
on
Sept. 8 for the purchase of road bonds. Due from
1961 to 1980
$50,000 improvement bonds. Dated inclusive.
son,
of
Oct.
District, Mich.
Sale—The $900,000
Bond
Ada
4y4s, at
as
Lanesboro, Minn.
Offering—Eugene
Bond
Stephenson Consolidated Schools
41/£s.
as
from 1967 to
-
Bank, of Ada,
price of par.
Roseville School District, Mich.
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
The
to
tional
in¬
fol¬
lows:
$85,000
awarded
were
McDonald-Moore & Co., and Fox,
Reusch & Co., Inc.
School Dist.
Superior), Mont.
No. 13 (P. O.
Bond
len,
Clarksdale, Miss.
on
improvement bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1, 1969.
from
inclusive.
1975
B.
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
Sept. 6 for the purchase of $21,000
Bond
Offering—Einar
Williard
—
Clerk,
Jaffray & Hopwood.
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1981
to
Offering
Carlson, City
company
syndicate headed by
of
First
MONTANA"
,
.
awarded to
of
Co.,
4y4s, 4s and 4.10s.
as
bonds offered
Aug. 1
on
designated i by the suc¬ awarded to The Coahama County
50,000 as'3y4s, due on Jan. 1 from
cessful bidder. Legality approved Bank & Trust Co., of Clarksdale.
1977 to 1986 inclusive.
Canfield, Paddock & Stone,, of
Other members of the syndicate by Dorsey, Owen, Barber, MarColumbus Municipal Separate
Detroit.
quart & Windhorst, of Minneap¬
were as follows: First of Michigan
School District, Miss.
olis.
Cherry Hill School District (P. O.
Bond Offering—Jean R. Thomp¬
Corporation, Blyth & Co., Inc.,
27100 Avondale, Inkster), Mich.
Gary, Minn.
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Eastman
son,
City
Secretary-Treasurer,
Bond Sale—The $15,000 general
Bond
S,'ale— The
$1,200,000 Dillon, Union Securities &
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Co.,
school building bonds offered on
Dean Witter & Co., R. S. Dickson obligation improvement bonds of¬ p.m. (CST)
on
Aug. 30 for the
fered Aug.
Aug. 23 — v. 192, p. 545 — were &
16—v. 192, p. 646—
Co., Inc., C. F. Childs & Co.,
purchase of $600,000 school bonds.
the
City,
Dated May 1, 1960. Due on Feb.
1 from 1961 to 1978 inclusive. Le¬
Willmar, Minn.
Aug. 1 from
on
4s. Due
as
1973
1971 to 1977 inclusive.
1978 to
3.90s. Due
as
360,000
Due
$500,000
Trust
Montana
from 1969 to 1972 inclusive.
1,
1970.
Kansas
&
Bank
Bond
from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
1
1968 inclusive.
3.90s.
as
from
.
,
.
Due
3.70s.
as
from 1966 to
v.
192, p. 545 — were awarded to a
syndicate headed by Halsey, Stu¬
art
&
Co., Inc., at a price of
100.005, a net interest cost of about
1,
,
Due
The
—
3.14%,
March
on
*
.
Sale
school bonds offered Aug. 17
March 1,
on
National
Shoreview, Minn.
—
3y8s.
Bond Sale—Ah issue of
school bonds was1 sold to The City
Windhorst, of Minneapolis.
Bond Sale—The $800,000 sani¬
system general obliga¬
Godfrey-Lee Public School District
Battle Creek Township (P.O.
tion bonds offered Aug. .15 — v. tary sewer improvement series A
No. 7 (P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
bonds offered Aug.
Battle Creek), Mich.
17 — v. 192,
192, p. 546—were awarded to The
Note Sale
An issue of $94,900
Bond Sale—The $81,000 special
First National Bank, of Minneap¬ p. 546—were awarded to a syndi¬
tax anticipation notes was sold to
cate headed by the Allison-Wil¬
assessment
street
improvement
olis, at a price of par, a net in¬
The Old Kent Bank & Trust Co.,
bonds offered on Aug. 22—v. 192,
terest cost of about 3.93%, as fol¬ liams Co., at a price of par, a net
of Grand Rapids, at 3.00%, dis¬
interest cost of about 4.06%, as
p. 750—were awarded to Stranlows:
count.
',v;
follows:
ahan, Harris & Co., as follows:
$21,000 as 3y2s. Due on Aug. 1
Holland School District, Mich.
$280,000 as 3y2s. Due on Aug. 1
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
$47,000 as 3V2S. Due on March 1
as
School District \
(P. O. St. Louis), Mo. "
No. R-6
designated by the successful
1962
from
and water
from 1961 to 1966 inclusive.
&
•
St. Louis County
Ness, City
sealed bids
receive
Mar.
gality approved ;by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis,
St. James, Minn.
<
17,000
Dated June-1, 1960. Due on
1 from 1961 to 1977 inclusive. Le¬
Bond Offering—John
for the purchase of
proved by Howard, Peterson, Lebids until 2:30 p.m. (EST) on Sept.
chase of $42,000 water supply
Lefler & Haertzen, of
sys¬ Fevere,
12
for
the purchase of $331,000
tem bonds.
Dated Aug.
1, 1960. Minneapolis.
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
Due on March 1 from 1962 to 1978
Dassel, Minn.
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
inclusive. * Principal and' i interest
Bond Sale—The $176,000 gen¬
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
(M-S) payable at any bank or eral obligation bonds offered on
able at any bank or trust company
trust company designated by the Aug. 11 — v. 192, p. 546 — were
designated by the successful bid¬
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬ awarded to Kalman & Co., Inc.
der. Legality approved by Miller,
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Delano, Minn.
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of dock &
Bond Sale—The $48,000 sewer
Stone, " of Detroit.
Detroit.,
on
building
"
Feb.
on
1982
re¬
Dated Oct.
1982
'
inclusive.
100,000 municipal building bonds.
Barbara
—
Village
Feb.
on
•
Monday, August 29, 1960
Sept. 8 for the purchase of $1,-
000,000school
>•"' ;
Offering
Comeau,
on
000
Fennville, Mich.
Arbor, Mich.
Clerk,
Aug^ 30 for the purchase of $550,various
general
obligation
bonds, as follows:
Trust
Sutherland & Co.-.
awarded
—were
to The Walter J.
Nuveen
& Co., Com¬
Co., of Kansas City,
Ira Haupt & Co., Bacon, Steven¬
son
& Co., Stranahan, Harris &
Co., Hayden, Miller & Co., Ryan
Sale—The $100,000 school
building bonds offered
John
merce
Allegan County School District No.
15 (P. O. Burnips), Mich.
...
traffic
vehicles,
against
an
,
totaled
increase
,
V
'4,-710,068
of
5.2%
and tolls were
increase of 5.7%,
-For the 12..months, ended July
a year ago,
$3,627,110,
31-,
an
1960, the traffic amounted to
47,989,943" " vehicles
compared jto
(849)s 57"
44,710,260 in the previous year, ,";7■
Gloversville, N. Y. '
gain of>7.4%; .Toll revenues in
Bond Offering — Elmer
a
latest
the
year_ were ; $34;765,766
$32,305,785,
an
increase
versus
.
7.6%.
of
Budgeted
for the
last,
operating
,
expenses
12 months ended July 31
$7,253 187.
were
and
com-
pared[to $b,5i3,tm a Tear earlier.
these
Deducting
budgeted
ex-
penses from ail revenues in the 12
months 01
/oi,oou, wnich in-
eludes
tolls,
income
=.
concession
revenues
7^
miscellaneous revenues, there re¬
mained $31,528,473 after operating
reserve
or
the
earlier
requirements. 7 A year
similar
revenues
amounted to $29,752,881.
There
were
in the bond
provided
as
tion
included
but not
budget
nual
dis-
fund,
resolu-
reserve
in
the
15
from
1961
to
such
viously
amount
Hamburg, N. Y.
Town
Clerk,
bids until 11
for
will
(EDST)
the
purchase
bonds, as follows:
$748,500
sealed
central
Hamburg
1
from
1960
ex¬
fiscal
xxscai
Marine
Sale-The>10,000
17—v.
Bond
offered Aug.
bonds
546—were
awarded
to
a
school
192,
p.
group
composed
of the National State
Bank, of Newark; Equitable Securities Corporation; J. B. Hanauer & Co., and John J. Ryan &
a
ot/c
„vinQ nf mnmQ
Co., as 3/8S, at
to
Midland
,
New York City.
saie
Sale
$180,000 school
Aug. 18—v. 192,
646—were awarded to J; B.
nanauer
Hanauer & ^o., and Ewing & Co.,
Co., ana iLwxng
c.o.,
jointly, as ,3.55s, at a price of
p.
100.012,
basis of about 3.54%.
a
NEW MEXICO
^
Co.,
10(b769,
Municipal School District,
New Mexico
Bond Sale—An issue of $740 000
general
obligation
was
sold
nois
National
and
of
to
the
school
bonds
Continental
Bank
&
Trust
at
a
Illi-
Co.,
the First National Bank, both
Chicago
moil!
about
a'
net
2.38%,
$318,000
from
jointly
1961
422,000
to
oi
basis of about 3.61%.
Goldman,
...
Sachs
Due
1963
Aug.
on
15
inclusive.
Due
on
Aug. 15
&
Co., EquitCorporation, Hornblower & Weeks, First of Michigan Corporation, Wm. E. Pollock
& Co., Inc., James A. Andrews &
Co., Inc., Newburger, Loeb & Co.,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Kenable Securities
H.
.
_
,
(P. O. Highland Falls)
Bnnri
SaJp
Thp
$Q80
composed
of
Kidder, Peabody &
Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., and
Coffin & Burr, Inc., as S^s, at a
Price of 100.889, a basis of about
Huntington, IV. Y.
Offering — Robert
J.
Town Supervisor, will
re-
Bond.
ceive
(EDST) on Sept. 7 for the
•fnv.
xviq
nnvnimcn
terest A-O.
<toopinnn
ofn_
Legality approved by
NEW
ntw
sealed
bids
Bond Offering
(P. O. 76 Newtown
MBon^neb!toriSam-f,Ch>artosy- R.
Mansir,
District
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
on
Clerk,
bids
will
until
Sept. 7
2
re-
p.m.
for the pur-
—
„
sealed
bids
Sept.
until
for
1
1
mr
„
Meadow
the
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
at
Brook
+"
,
National
Bank, of Nassau County, Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
Bond
gan,
Oftorin^George
Village
Treasurer,
v
&
Galloway, of N. Y. City
Fulton, N. Y.
$611,000 var¬
improvement bonds of¬
Aug. 23—v. 192, p. 751—
Bond. Sale—The
ious city
fered
on
were awarded to Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler,
IHn
AO
100.08,
^
a
sealed
ceive
(EDST)
bids
D. Mor-
until
2
re-
p.m.
!
_
^
_
i.
_
..i
price
c%
rro
erf
2!73%.
of
on
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
V
:
-
J :
,
New York
Capital
-
:
L
-
City, N. Y.
Improvements
-Casting aside
>
as
2%s, at a
basis of about
i
client
an
7
^
P^ted
^
,
up
^
all
nKlltftr
Budget
doubts
+A
about
•fmnMAA
Hc«
City's ability to finance its
nlfimti
on/1
1K14
huge construction and public imthe
am
a
im_
Gleason,
*
McDonnell
Co"'
&
President
of
that
.g
New
,<excellent„
of'
the
Purchase
°£ Aug. 31.for
school
of
$65,000
playground bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
J960. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to
1969 .inclusive. Principal, and in-
recent"pubile terest (M-S) payable at
to a
P.
Board
f
Washburn
by investors.
figures used
bv
Gerosa
in
the Coun-
Redevelopment
cost in humane
monetary values.
values."
a
hTs S
cleared
imim
Companies
well
as
as
i
^
ciucjecl
for
360 million. of ex^
or
exempt debt earmarked
soecial
canital
assessable
imnrnvpmpnts
nnd
qiq
milnn«
impr°vemer}ts, and 319 million of
preSent capital contract liabilities
at?
nf
Tl]np
on
However
the estimate
was
ex-
the sale of the cit
with
all
this
D
5-
546
Dist., No. 1, N. Y.
awarder!
were
I
-j
'school
Comnanv
of
of
another
77
for
192,
v.
tn
a
£.
*
composed
Trust
cvn
y-
™
the
Marine
Western
New
company ot western New
York,
Buffalo, Blair &
Roosevelt & Cross
S°''v
R
Co., Inc.,
D
aVk
White
Rr
^°™mer?
'
resulting from
,
million
Wethersfield and Gainsville Cent.
School District No. 1 (P.O.'
calculates
as
safetv
a
of'about
'
Warsaw, Orangeville, Middlebury,
lants
owe
Gerosa
■
unexpected costing
'
Warsaw), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
Margaret
—
G.
Meng, District Clerk, will receive
,gealed-
bids
until
2
(EDST)
0n
Sept. 1 for the purchase of
$600,000 general obligation school
bonds. Dated July 1, 1960. Due on
p.m.
jan. 1 from 1962 to 1988 inclusive,
Principal and interest
(J-J,
able
Manhattan
the
at
Chase
pay-
Bank, in New York City. LegalRy
approved
by
Vandewater,
Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
$10,000,000 dated August 25, 1960 Sykes,
criticism^ was__re- payable Nov, 3. I960, subject to
'whose
Central Sch.
^'alftddMW ML- price'of100 07^ basfs
"ffl ^ payments
riod for
New
^oosevext <x cross, is. jj. wnite 6c
1Qfin
(These arp street term financing group. The awards
and similar co sisted of an authorized issue of
sewers,
His, chief
of
*»d Sale-The "$577,000
bonds offered Aug. 18 —
nf
*/
ments
McCarthy,
Schoharie, Middleburgh, Carlisle,
Esperance Wright and Knox
10F?PeFiai capital ^purposes, z/o dlcate
miulon set
aside for
margin
•
275
rmrnnses-
,
0PePm^s»
&
York.
computing
billion 89 million
estimate of available capital funds
annual requests
ex£f'eir performances chided
In
this
connection
he
1960 and an authorized issue of
$35,000,000 to be dated Aug. 29,
I960, payable Nov. 3, 1960, subject
■pfiuration
to redemption
narticularlv
for
'uPlicly onl^
far
com-
on
or
NORTH CAROLINA
Pinebluff, N. C.
Bond Offering
after Oct. 24,
—
W. E. Easter-
i960. The notes bear interest at
the rate of 2%% per annum and
'22'
for its school construction pro- are subject to redemption at the
f®Sfdhldf at h^®ce'n Raleigh
gram for 1960 and received in- option of the Comptroller upon
" <j.m. ttbl) on. Aug JU
stead $69 million, a sum which a notice given three days prior to tor the purchase ot
water
published
article
described
as such redemption date.
Tunp i from 1Q6V to l'oai inclusive
plajning
May
how it had asked for $104 million
last
$35^00
"the smallest amount in
Notes
vear."
cent,
less
than
$31
of
Board
million
Education
the
of
current
Board
rnak^
'Lual
capital
than
Education's
capital construction
£urreni: «ip xa
?uag^\r
to
of
it
^ " „" '
dear that
i
this
is for
construction only and has
construction o
Partj'Pftingbanksandthe
allotted
The
Chase
are.
y a
P
•
Fi
000. Morgan Guaranty Trust ComNew York $4,937,000,
FAnoU^lureP
$4,230,000,
TrusL
,
Bankers
Trust
Com-
<
Bond Offering
expense
budget."
Gerosa
Bank
$2,264,000.
w
mil$1 billion, $66 mi
that even with the final
budget adopted at more
of
iggo
over
ijon>
capital
than
416
584
there
million
was
over
million unauthorized by July
4 jastt
:
.
The
Comptroller explained the
cRy'g increased borrowing power
as based upon three major factors:
000
Sterline
National
Bank
5ad0"a,,
fi
Vnrk
fSnn
J
t
-
4-1
Bond
ous
Ossining, N. Y.
Sale—The $233,500
bonds
vari-
offered
Aug.
16—v. 192, p. 646—were awarded
to J. B. Hanauer & Co., as 2.90s,
purposes
at a price of
about 2.86%,
Equalization,
DA/s'mJ
J
and
/O \
(3)
rpL'n
The
city's
by
100.18,
a
1 AO
'•
basis
■
A
L
J
of
J
^
ntrvi
a
syndicate headed by Glore, For-
avia
Reed,
Hoyt, Wash-
g.
.
■
■ ,;y.
.
OHIO
Archbold, Ohio
Bond Offering—Don H.
Walters,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 6
for the purchase of $30,000 fire
Oyster Bay, N. Y.
(l) The assessed valuation set by •
Bond Sale—The $2,620,000 genthe New York City Tax Commis- eral
obligation public improvesion, ,(2) Equalization rates estab- ment bonds offered on Aug. 23—
a#
GAQ
lished
by
the
State
Board
of v. 192, p. 646—were awarded to
A
City.
2*^'n^nderwnter® tVillage
Trust Company $63,000.
fnr
McCarthy, of New York
rt™
S
^-ounty Trust Company, Brooklyn,
n
i986 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-D) payable at any fiscal
agent in New York City. Legality
??8d4^0UStT»a[galatod Jank
all
city
agencies including the Board of
Education made total requests for
W. E. Easter-
n
Pire Trust Company $265,000,
Graee National Bank of New York
I
that
said
—
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov-
pany $3,668,000, Irving Trust Com- ernment Commission, will receive
pany
$2)299,000,
The
Hanover sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
$252,000, Federation Bank & Trust
reguia?
_
$amps0n County Southern School
District (P. O. Clinton), N. C.
approved
S^re^anc
^
\
_
New York Trust Company $5 255,- thy, of New York City,
Pany
"This represents a sum less
25%
The
re-
any
supplies and actual main$221
tenance
and
operation,
items
will
Co,
mind
m
new
maintained
York cityfg
school
Mohawk, N. Y.
Aug. 31 for the purchase of $1,600,000 school bonds, chase of
$144,000 municipal buildHated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due
from 1961 to 1989 inclusive. Prin- on
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1979 inclucipal and interest (A-O) payable sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
at the Osborne Trust
Company, payable at the Oneida National
of East
Hampton.
Legality ap- Bank & Trust Company of Central
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, New York, in Mohawk. Legality
Heckler
be
Comptroller declared, "It
may well be that we are tfying to
do too much, too fast, at too great
Mrs. Elizabeth
,
at
East Hampton Union Free School
before
oeioxe
vears
years
can
funds have been authorized.
Oexner, Village Clerk, will receive
Village>
receive
on
100.186,
two
two
sites
than 34 000
man at,uuu
relocated
nroeressed
piogressea, for all
roi ail
half gone
worth
of
Washington), N. Y.
District (P. O. Patchogue), N. Y.
1
p.m.
pur-
Manorhaven (P. O. Port
Brookhaven, Cherry Grove Water
at
a
price
of
basis of about 3.38%.
2
terest M-S.
YORK
T
*
3.40s,
until
chase of $1,300,000 general obliga-
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
District No.
work
woik
be
provements including those of the
Authorities and projects under the
bondsrffereT^17*-v im!
Wilkin-
Sept. 15
on
next
next
the
*mPr?vements-
N.Y.
Education will receive sealed bids
(MST)
the
tne
moxe
more
to
nnn'dphnn'i
until
a.m.
kept
rental.
,
Highlands Central School District
No. 1
son,""Secretary""of the"Board""of ^""1
10
be
charging the
Gerosa invited examination of encies at the end of 1966
capital budgeting by the city's
•
""
'
w
v
l
^«x
v
New York Ctty
N. Y.
Charter Revisiop Committee
recommending legal controls to
Note Sale - Comptroller Lawkeep the capital budget constant rence E. Gerosa on Aug. 24 awardower, MacArthur
& Co., Burns, after its adoption.
He also sug- ed
$45,000,000
tax
anticipation
Corbett & Pickard, Inc., R. James gested a program or at least a notes to 18 banks and trust comFoster & Co-> an<* McDonald- ceiling on the amounts to be au- pames participating as members
Moore & Co.
thorized annually for assessable of The City of New York short
University of New Mexico (P. O.
Albuquerque), N. M.
Offering^—L.
on
The
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
of
from 10fU to 1QOT inclusive.
1964
1967
Bond
and
ana
have
of
follows:
21/ks.
as
price
cost
interest
as
2s.
as
was
&
.
wnicri show mat
which snow that
sold to a synby Kidder, Peabody State
3.70s, at
as
a
,
Santa Fe
bonds
the
as
^
some
school
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows* Drexel & Co
'
were
Allen
for the 6V2-year period were made
within
wunin
issue of $2,b80,issue oi $3 680
obligation
their effect
s
families
,
T
An
An
general
&
h
annual
Serosa
liLV^l'bted
(2)
eTense ^budge and
expense budgets and
taxeS."
Company
Hempstead Central High Sch. Dist,
jVo. 1 (P. O.
Valley Stream), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
on
Trust
^icate headed
Qld Tappan School District (P. O.
7'..77 Westwood), N. J.
bonds offered
actual need,
1980 inclusive.
by Hawkins Delafield & Wood, of
Bond
Kona
feet, should
mandamaixua-
a
of
capital requests and author
°f New.York-Legality approved
000
as
price
a
bonds are redeemed. He said this
chief
^ncil cftv Planning ComrnlsCouncil .^yPbmngCto
1988
July
.a^P ce of 100.103, building
w
basis of about 3.11%.
a
officer, inaae
uixicex, made
city's
gu'fflt'X
1, i960. Principal
interest (A-O) payable at the
and
the
at
OlteS/w William
duced by $20,000 per year
urTer4a«fulU"mttafoefBaUgfu:
1 from 1960 to
Gardner), N. J.
of
3s
as
basis of about 2 92%
a
.
_
report
Co.
100.381
limit, Inc., Laidlaw & Co
Dreyfus &
like the Flushing Meadows Base- Co., Rauscher Pierce & Co.
Inc.
ball Stadium, the law demands Rowles, Winston &
Co., Wood'
that for it to be entirely self- sus- Gundy & Co., Inc., Fulton Reid &
taining its revenues pay off the Co.,
Inc.* Cooley & Co., Fox,'
operation, maintenance and an- Reusch & Co., Channer Newman *
nual debt service costs.
Securities Co., and Robert L. Con- ;
Gerosa said that a $15 million nors & Co.
borrowing of 30-rear bonds at 4%
Rye Union Free School District,
for the new stadium will require
"
^
&
gan
.
available
distrS"bmids.*Bu%**on^Oct~
er
Dated
North Hunterdon Regional High
School District (P. O. Glen
-
million
and
ture
$898,246.
_
"
inclusive.
Oct.
■
The
~~ " water district
Vail
bonds. Due
on
279
nQrQ,
y a;
Aug.
$791,000
on
of
of
ton1 toem
Jflft
receive
^
a.m.
ex¬
extraordinary
term borrowing policy. 7
The report went on to point out
that when a project is planned to
be financed outside the debt
1976
penses, of $1,564,639 in the year
ended July 31, last. A year pre¬
penses were
accelerated
redemption
of - outstanding debt due to his shorter
inclusive.
Two billion, 135 million of this
Principal and interest (J-D) pay- 6V2
year
spread
in
borrowing
able at the Trust
Company of Ful- power falls within the constituton County, in Gloversville. Letional debt limit and will provide
gality approved by Vandewater, 286 million in new
money for the
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of 1961 capital
budget.
This nonNew'York City. "x**
^
? exempt sum
tops
the' current
an¬
operating
as
Comptroller
program,
Long Lawrence E. Gerosa on Aug. 15,
Henry, City Chamberlain, will re- estimated that from July 1, 1960
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m. through Dec. 31, 1966 there will
(EDST) on Sept. 1 for the pur- be a grand total of $3.89 billion
chase
of
$330,000 water bonds, available for all capital and asDated June 15, 1960. Due on Dec. sessable improvements.
77-7VR
31
extraordinary
bursements from the
provement
i
.
station
limited
tax
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
1962 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
office of the legal depositary of
the Village presently The Peoples
State
Bank
Legality
Company, Archbold.
> by ,. Squire,
approved
nf nevplTnd'
^anclers & uempsey oi ^xeveiana.
o
•
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $221,300
special
"Dam
assessment
various
street
im-
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(850)
.
.
Monday, August 29, 1960
.
•!
provement limited tax bonds of¬
fered on Aug. 22—v. 192, p. 547—
were
awarded to Hayden, Miller
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
Co., and First Cleveland
poration, jointly, as 3s, at a
of
100.132,
a
assessment
special
sold
was
notes
paving
McDonald
to
Co., at
&
2.75% discount.
Forest, Ohio
Bond Sale
8
—
were
receive
sealed
—
Richard
bids
until
8
E.
will
p.m.
(PST) on Sept. 6 for the purchase
of
$95,000
general
obligation
swimming pool bonds. Dated Oct.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1961
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
1980
to
&
Offering—Helen
Mabel
on
bids until
Aug.
30
for
Offering—Ernest H. Har¬
vey,
Chief Clerk,
sealed bids until 11
will
a.m.
receive
(EST)
on
Sept. 14 for the purchase of $5,350,000 general obligation county
bonds, Series 1 and 2. Dated Oct.
1960. Due
1990
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1 from
Callable
1961
Lancaster School District, Pa.
Oregon
will receive
Bond Offering—Dora L. Stevia,
Bond Offering—H. A. Mathews,
(EDST) on
Sept. 8 for the purchase of $340,- District Clerk, will receive sealed Secretary of the Board of Di¬
000
special
assessment
various bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Sept. 8 rectors, will receive sealed bids
street paving limited tax bonds. for the purchase of $250,000 school until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Sept. 21
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Nov. bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due for the purchase of $3,200,000 gen¬
1
from
1962
to
1971
inclusive. on Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1975 in¬ eral obligation school improve¬
Dated
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬ clusive.
Principal
and
interest ment limited tax bonds.
able at the office of the Treasurer. (M-S)
payable at the County Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from
Legality
approved
by
Squire, Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬ 1961 to 1975 inclusive. Callable as
Sanders & Dempsey of Cleveland. proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree of Oct. 1, 1970. Principal and in¬
& Rankin, of Portland.
terest (A-O) payable at the Treas¬
V; Orwell,
:
urer's office.
Legality approved
Bond Sale—The $2,000 road im¬
Multnomah County School Dist.
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
No. 3 (P. O: Portland), Ore.
provement limited tax bonds of¬
of Philadelphia.
fered Aug. 16 — v. 192, p. 547 —
Bond Offering —Mrs. Maxcine
were awarded to The Farmers Na¬
Thompson, District Clerk, will re¬
Marple Township School District
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Ashta¬ ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
Authority (P. O. Broomall), Pa.
bula, as 4V2s, at a price of par.
(PST) on Sept. 8 for the purchase
Bond Offering—Donald C. Senof $500,000 school general obliga¬
Parma City School District, Ohio
ges, Secretary of the Authority,
tion bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1960.
will receive sealed bids until 8
Bond
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
Offering
—
Clerk of Board of
J. H. Wanek,
Due
on
March 1 from 1961 to 1970
p.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 8 for the
Principal and interest purchase of $280,000 elementary
(M-S)
payable
at
the County school revenue bonds. Dated Oct.
(EST) on Sept. 12 for the pur¬
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬ 1, 1960. Due on Feb. 1 from 1962
chase of $1,650,000 school bonds.
by Shuler, Sayre, Win- to
1982
inclusive.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due from 1962 proved
Legality ap¬
free & Rankin, of Portland.
to 1981 inclusive.
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Oregon, (State of)
Rittman Exempted Village School
Bond
Offering — Dwight L.
Midland, Pa.
District, Ohio
State Forester, will re¬
Bond Sale—The $207,000 school Phipps,
Bond
Offering — Mrs.
C.
K.
sealed
receive
bonds
p.
until
1
547
—
&
101.61,
Aug. 17 — v. 192,
were awarded to Mc¬
Co.,
a
as
3%s, at
a
inclusive.
p.m.
offered
Donald
of
Education, will
bids
price
basis of about 3.57%.
ceive sealed
the State
State
at the
office
of
Board
of Forestry, 2600
Salem, until 10 a.m.
Sept. 7 for the pur¬
St.,
(PST)
bids
on
chase of $750,000 general obliga¬
Struthers, Ohio
tion forest rehabilitation and re¬
The $265,355 im¬ forestation bonds. Dated Oct.
1,
provement limited tax bonds of¬ 1960. Due on Oct. 1, 1975. Call¬
fered Aug. 16 — v. 192, p. 547 —
able as of Oct. 1, 1970. Principal
were
awarded to Ryan,
Suther¬ and interest payable at the State
land & Co., as 3%s, at a price of
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
100.03, a basis of about 3.24%.
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
Bond
Sale
—
&
OKLAHOMA
Rankin, of Portland.
Roseburg, Ore.
Bond Offering—Carol Centers,
$20,000 water¬
City Recorder, will receive sealed
works bonds offered on Aug. 16 —
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Aug.
v.
192, p. 648 — were awarded to
29 for the purchase
of $237,876
The
First
National
Bank,
of
general obligation bonds, as fol¬
Apache, as 3%s, at a price of
lows:
100.10, a basis of about 3.08%.
$112,876 special assessment, city
Tonkawa, Okla.
improvement series FF bonds.
Bond Offering—Arlene F.
Mills,
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1970 incl.
bids until Aug. 30 for the pur¬
75,000
redevelopment
projects
chase of $450,000 waterworks and
bonds. Dated
Sept. 1,
1960.
electric light system bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1961 to
O'Hara,
receive
PUERTO
—
Tulsa County
Independent School
March, District Clerk, will receive
50,000
inclusive.
a.m.
(CST)
on
Secretary,
bids
until
8
will
p.m.
648
offered
series
1959
A
Aug. 18—v. 192,
awarded
were
—
composed of The
to
a
p.
group
Chemical Bank
Co., of New York,
First
Boston
Corp.,
Banco
de
Ponce, and Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., at a price of 100.096, a net
interest
cost
Sept.
1 from
1961
clusive.
Principal
payable
at
to
to
1,650,000
and
School District
Bond Offering—Hugh
Corcoran,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
p.m. (EDST) on Sept. 8 for the
purchase of $42,000 general obli¬
gation improvement limited tax
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1960. Due
on Sept.
15 from 1962 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
8
at
the
First
payable
Bank, of Wilkes-Barre.
National
Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Bond
District, Pa.
Sale—An issue
of $28,000
school limited
bonds offered on Aug. 17 was
general
obligation
about
3.57%,
Due
1
July
on
Due
1974 to
school bonds
1,
July 1
on
1983 inclusive.
U.
First
$300,000
awarded to The
was
First
Knoxville
S;
Corporation
and
The
Co., jointly, at a
price of 100.005, a net interest cost
of about 3.44%, as follows:
$45,000
5s. Due
as
1963
65,000
to
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
1967
3.20s.
Due
on
July 1,
3y4s.
Due
on
July
1,
3.30s.
Due
on
July
1,
3.40s.
as
Due
on
July
1,
1968 and
as
on
July 1 from
as
70,000
inclusive.
1966
as
3y2s. Due
July 1
on
1969.
ISLAND
RHODE
75,000
as
Henry County (P. O. Paris), Tenn.
Bond
Offering — E. J. Carter,
Newport, R. I.
Bond Offering—John
as
1971.
1972.
E. Murry,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids
until
1:30
p.m.
(CST)
on;
Jr., Director of Finance, will re¬
ceive sealed bids c/o The First
Sept. 13 for the purchase of $45,000
airport improvement bonds.
National
Dated
Bank,
Milk
45
Street,
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Aug. 31 for the purchase of $100,000 improvement and equipment
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Due
on Sept.
1 from 1961 to 1970 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable
at
the First National
Bank, of Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
CAROLINA
SOUTH
1966
Sept.
1,
1960.
inclusive.
1970
to
Sale
Bond
The $1,100,000
—
—
v.
awarded to
a
offered
192, p. 547 — were
syndicate headed by
Johnson,
Lane, Space Corp.,
Due from
Principal
and interest
(M-S) payable at the
Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Chapman,
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Hanover
Lincoln County
(P. O.,
Fayetteville), Tenn.
Bond Sale—The $175,000 sani¬
tarium and hospital bonds offered
on Aug. 23—v.
192, p. 547—were
awarded to Wiley Bros., Inc., and
Merrill Lynch,
Spartanburg County, Liberty-Chesnee-Fingerville Water District
(P. O. Spartanburg), S. C.
Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, jointly.
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"I
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,
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'
Memphis City, Tenn.
Names Paying Agent-rChemical
Bank New York Trust Company
waterworks system bonds
has been
Aug.
$15,000,000, 1/10 of 1%, y4 of 1%/
3.40%, 6% general improvement
bonds for Memphis City, Tenn.
the
as
17
as 4s.
Due on March
from 1963 to 1976 inclusive.
$380,000
80,000
:
3.90s.
as
agent for
TEXAS
1
jAllCC
Due on March 1,
as 3%s. Due on March
from 1979 to 1982 inclusive.
1
and
192,
3.90s. Due on March 1
as
from 1983 to 1990 inclusive.
Other members of the
were
syndicate
Courts & Co.;
follows:
as
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
C. Traywick
Co.; McCarthy & Co., Inc., and
Smith
First
sanitary sewer system
offered Aug. 8—v.
bonds
revenue
547—were awarded to The
Securities Co., Inc.,
p.
Union
Dallas
460,000
T SXQ.S
Bond Sale—The $250,000 water¬
.
works
;1977 and 1978.
180,000
&
named paying
follows:
follows:
as
Southeastern
174,000
4.10s.
as
from
1982 to
Due
1985
system
sewer
of
of
cost
100.02, a net interest
about 3.89%, as follows:
bonds
as 3%s.
from 1969 to
Due on July
1976 inclusive.
of
3.90s.
Due on July
&
&
as
group
a
com¬
Corp., Rauscher, Pierce
Co., Inc., Russ & Co., and Bache
Co., as follows:
1
45,000
schoolhouse
to
sold
was
$250,-
tax
Texas
1
1962
An issue of
posed of Dittmar & Co., Inc., First
$120,000
Due on July
1968 inclusive.
1
to
4%s.
as
—
unlimited
000
$150,000
improvement revenue bonds was
sold to McCarley & Co., at a price
from
inclusive.
T exas
Sale
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of
and
Aug. 1
on
Edgewood Independent Sch. Dist.,
Corp.
Summerville, S. C.
waterworks
1 from
as 4s. Due on Aug.
1962 to 1981 inclusive.
$76,000
Inc.; Howard
4y4s.
as
from
50,000
1962
to
1975
4y8s.
as
Feb. 10
Due
on
1970
to
inclusive.
4s. Due
as
1971
80,000
on
Feb. 10 from
inclusive.
Due
5
Feb.
on
'
10
1976 to 1983 inclusive.
from
:
from 1977 to 1984 inclusive.
Dated
or
(P. O. Plains), Pa.
July
on
1973.
3.80s.
as
from
1967 to 1980 inclusive.
from
of San
Carter County
(P. O.
Elizabethton), Tenn.
■
Offering
bids
sealed
will
Judge,
County
Edens,
ceive
C.
re¬
11
a.m.
until
(CST) on Sept. 8 for the purchase
of $139,000 funding bonds. Dated
July 1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1, 1980.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
the
Chemical
Trust
Company,
at
York
Bank
New
New York
at the County Trustee's
Office, Elizabethton. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
City,
or
Clarksville, Tenn.
on
1960 revenue bonds offered
Aug. 23
awarded
rities
tle
&
—
to
v.
192, p. 547
The
—
were
Equitable Secu¬
Corporation, and C. H. Lit¬
Co., jointly,
Legality
1960.
by Dobbins
& Howard,
County Hospital District
(P. O. El Paso), Texas
Offering—Woodrow Bean,
Bond
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (MST) on Sept.
1
for the purchase of $3,700,000
hospital limited tax bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from
1961
to
1990
inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(M-S) payable at the
El Paso National Bank, in El Paso.
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
El Paso
County (P. O. El Paso),
T exas
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond Sale—The $500,000 sewer,
series
10,
Antonio.
El Paso
George
—
Aug.
approved
TENNESSEE
Bond
tax
33/4s.
as
1972
274,000
-
Pittsburgh.
Renovo School
of
5s. Due
as
1961
by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
Plains Township
Due
1970.
$380,000
interest
trust
company designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
equipment
bonds.
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on
43,000
follows:
and
bank
any
1
inclusive.
from 1966 to 1971 inclusive.
45,000
81,000
on
fire
Dated
Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1970 incl.
Principal and interest payable
13 for the purchase of $4,- at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
sealed bids until 10
Sept.
1970
3y>s.
July
on
1965
Grainger County (P. O. Rutledge),
$2,030,000 pub¬
improvement
of
The
District No. I (P. O. Tulsa J, Okla.
Bond
Offering — Fanne
C.
Borough
sealed
Due
to
Tennessee
1985 in¬
of
1961
as
of
cost
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond Sale—The
$24,000
on
110,000
Re¬
RICO
4%s.
as
from
pay¬
of
interest
follows:
as
Ponce, P. R.
Sept. 8 for the pur¬
$485,000 general obliga¬
tion
sewage
treatment
plant
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
Due
(EDST)
chase
Apache, Okla.
Bond Sale
interest
and
Citizens Bank
the
net
a
3.78%,
$73,000
Due on
inclu¬
1970
Legality approved by Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬
delphia.
;.:KV':&
of
as
Oct.
1, 1975. Interest A-O. Legal¬
ity approved by Morgan, Lewis &
(J-D) payable at the
Florence, Ore.
Geneva Savings & Trust Co., Gen¬
Brokius, of Philadelphia. .
Bond Sale—The $200,000 gen¬
eva. Legality approved by Squire,
Clairton School District, Pa.
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland. eral obligation city improvement
Bond Sale—The $225,000 gen¬
bonds offered on Aug. 22—v. 192,
Granville, Ohio
eral obligation school limited tax
p. 752—were awarded to Foster
bonds offered on Aug. 15—v. 192,
Bond Offering — Dorothy M. & Marshall.
p. 547—were awarded to a syndi¬
Francis, Village Clerk-Treasurer,
Lewis and Clark College
cate composed of Singer, Deane &
will receive sealed bids until 1
(Portland), Ore:
Scribner, Arthurs, Lestrange &
p.m.
(EST) on Sept. 7 for the
Bond Offering—Harry C. Visse,
Co., Blair & Co., Inc., C. S. Mcpurchase of $90,000 waterworks
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬ Kee &
Co., Moore, Leonard &
improvement limited tax bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. tees, will receive sealed bids until Lynch, and H. J. Steele & Co.
10 a.m. (PST) on Sept. 9 for the
1
from
1962
to
1979
inclusive.
Hellertown School District, Pa.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ purchase of $225,000 dormitory
revenue-1960 bonds. Dated April
Bond Sale—The $240,000 gen¬
able at the Peoples State Bank of
eral obligation school bonds of¬
Granville. Legality approved by 1, 1960. Legality approved by Hart,
fered Aug. 18—v.
192, p. 648—
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of Rockwood, Davies, Biggs & Straywere
awarded to Schmidt, Rob¬
er, of Portland.
Cleveland.
erts & Parke, as 3y2s, at a price
Multnomah Cosinty, Lynch School
Lorain, Ohio
of 100.365, a basis of about 3.43%.
District No. 28 (P. O. Portland),
Bond Offering — Joseph J. Mit-
Auditor,
to
novo.
interest
City
1960.
New York Trust
1,
ock,
at
bonds
(P. O. Doylstown),
Pennsylvania
Bond
to
and
1,
1961
Principal
able
lic
Dated terest M-S. Legality approved by
bonds.
sewer
from
1
sive.
(M-S) payable at the
office. Legality
approved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Portland.
'
7:30
Sept.
100.015,
about
Treasurer's
City
Ben¬
the
Sept.
basis of about 3.99%.
a
Dated
and interest
Sept. 15, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
1962 to 1970 inclusive. Principal of Portland.
assessment
$110,895
of
city improvement bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal
City Recorder,
sealed
Akerman,
purchase
sold to The Lock Haven Trust Co.,
of Lock Haven, as 4s, at a price of
100.035,
Alfred Mundt,
Bucks County
C.
will receive
p.m. (PST)
purchase of
Village Clerk, will receive sealed 87,278 city improvement bonds.
bids until noon (EST) on Sept. 12 Dated Sept. 15, 1960. Due on Mar.
for the purchase of $37,232 special 15 from 1961 to 1970 inclusive. In¬
—
—
PENNSYLVANIA
Empire, Ore.
nett,
Geneva, Ohio
Sale
the
for
12
Rankin, of Portland.
Bond
of about 3.87%.
Bond
Offering
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
4s, at a price of 101.03, a
as
basis
Rankin, of Portland.
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on Sept.
Supervisor,
City
Sweney Cartwright &
awarded to
Co.,
192, p. 354
v;
—
Offering
Singleton,
1, 1960.
The $80,000 water¬
improvement bonds offered
works
Aug.
—
&
Salem, Ore.
Bond
Dallas, Ore.
Bond
An issue of $69,300
—
Winfree
OREGON
Elyria, Ohio
Note Sale
Nov. 1
from 1962 to 1975 inclusive.
Cor¬
price
basis of about 2.97%.
&
bonds. gality approved by Shuler, Sayre,
building
school
800,000
at a price of
and
road
bonds
Stewart
bridge
was
sold
$100,000
refunding 1960
to
Harold
S.
&
Co., as 4y4s. Dated
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from
1961
to
1975
and interest
inclusive.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Volume
192
Number 5981
State National Bank,
Legality
Spence
of El Paso.
approved
by
Gibson,
& Gibson, of Austin.
County (P. O.
Galveston), Texas
Offering
.
The
.
payable
Bank,
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
at
of
proved by
the
Capital National Aug.
Austin,
Legality
ap¬ from
Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
son, of Austin.
Galveston
Bond
.
15,
(851)
1960.
1961
to
Due
1989
on
Feb.
15
inclusive.
In¬
terest F-A.
Y
revenue
1960.
Due
on
bonds. Dated Jan.
Jan.
1
from
1965
1,
to
1989
Pasadena, Texas
inclusive. Callable as of Jan.
1, 1970. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the First
Security Bank of
Due
Trimble &
Chap¬
Texas Technological College
(P. O. Lubbock), Texas
will receive
ceive
Central Davis County Seufer\Dist.
Bond Sale—The $910,000 build¬
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
(CST) on Aug. 31 for the pur¬
(P. O. Kaysville), Utah
Sept. 2 for the purchase of $1,050,- ing addition revenue bonds of¬
chase of $750,000
seawall series
fered Aug. 20 — v. 192, p. 355 —
Bond
000 general
Offering — William C.
obligation, series 1960,
1960
limited
tax
bonds.
Dated
were sold to the Federal Housing
B bonds. Dated
Rigby, District Clerk, will receive
Sept. 1, 1960. Due
Sept. 1,1960. Due on March 1 from
and
Home
Finance
on
Agency, as sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
Sept. 1 from 1965 to 1980 in¬
1968 to 1974 inclusive. Principal
on
3V8S, at a price of par.
clusive.
Sept. 8 for the purchase of
and interest (M-N) pavable at the
$645,000 general obligation sewer
Waco Independent School District,
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Pickton Independent School Dist.,
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due
Texas
ity approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Texas
on Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1995 inclu¬
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
Bond Offering — J. E. Grews, sive. Callable as of
Sept. X, 1975.
Bond Sale
An issue of $30,000
'Jones County Road District No. 1
unlimited tax schoolhouse bonds Secretary of Board of Trustees, Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
will receive sealed bids until 1 able at the Barnes
(P. O. Anson), Texas
Banking Com¬
was sold to The Hamilton Securi¬
p.m. (CST) on Sept. 1 for the pur¬ pany,
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000 ties
Kaysville.
Legality
ap¬
Co., as 41/2S.
chase of $2,250,000 unlimited tax
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
unlimited tax road bonds was sold
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug.
schoolhouse bonds.
Chicago.
to
a
group
composed
of
The 1 from
—
R.
County Judge, will re¬
sealed
bids
until 2
p.m.
Robinson,
Bond Offering—Marvin F. Jack¬
son,
City
chase of $685,000 dormitory rev¬
enue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959.
Utah. Legality approved by
man &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Legality approved by
Huguenin & Boothman,
Dumas,
of Dallas.
Theodore
trie
59
April 1 from 1962 to 1999
on
inclusive.
Interest A-O.
approved
Legality
by
Caldwell, Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
City.
Secretary,
Vermont (State of)
Bond
Sale
p.
The
$13,662,000
Aug. 23—v. 192,
752—were awarded to a syndi¬
bonds offered
—
on
cate headed by the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, New York, and Hal-
Stuart & Co. Inc., as 2.70s, at
price of 100.399, a basis of
sey,
a
about 2.65%.
—
1961 to
Columbian Securities
Corporation
1970 inclusive. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Dumas,
Southern Securities Co.,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
and Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
UTAH
of Texas,
Inc., as follows:
Piano Independent School District,
$95,000 as 3V4S. Due on March
1961
from
105,000 as 3.20s. Due on March 1
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
V
from
Dated
Sept.
1,
1960.
Legality approved
Offering
Christensen,
Bond Sale—An issue of $740,000
unlimited tax bonds was sold to
receive
The
chase of
First
Southwest
,Co.
Dated
(MST)
City
sealed
on
—
Sept.
Fannie
Recorder,
bids
13
until
for
J.
will
8
p.m.
the
pur-
$1,600,000 water and elec-
McCall
Call,
& Horton,
Judson Rural
High School District
Antonio), Texas
$165,000
bonds
was
sold to
No. 8 (P. O. San
Bond Sale—An issue of
schoolhouse
Russ
&
to
Dated Aug. 10,
Co., Inc.
Due
1960.
on
Feb.
1986 inclusive.
10
from
1961
Interest F-A.
Kileen, Texas
— John C.
Odom,
Bond Offering
receive sealed bids
(CST) on Sept. 1 for
the purchase of $1,120,000 water¬
will
Mayor,
until 2
p.m.
works
and
and '
bonds.
revenue
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS*|
1, 1960. Due on July
1961
to
1989
inclusive.
Sept.
from
1
improvement
sewer
extension
Dated
Callable
as
1, 1975. Prin¬
of July
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
the Mercantile National Bank of
Dallas.
Legality approved by Mc¬
Call, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall &
FOR FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT POSTAL
SERVICE-LEARN
THE"ABC'S"OF
GOOD MAILING HABITS!
Horton, of Dallas.
Additional Offering—Mr. Odom,
will also receive sealed bids at the
time
same
limited
1960.
for
the
tax
Due
as
1,
1961 to
July 1 from
1987 inclusive. Callable
of
1960
Sept.
Dated
bonds.
on
purchase
obligation
general
$505,000
of July
1,
1975.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Mercantile
National Bank of Dallas. Legality
approved
■
Iqy
Parkhurst,
McCall,
McCall
Crowe,
Horton,
&
of
Dallas.
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAIL!
Kleberg County (P. O. Kingsbille),
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
hospital
bonds
Rauscher, Pierce
$600,000
sold
to
Co., Inc., as
was
&
follows:
$153,000
as
3V4S.
from 1961
227,000
as
from
220 000
1965 to
as
from
Dated
to
3V2S.
3%s.
1970 to
Aug. 1,
Due on
Feb.
1
1964 inclusive.
Due
on
Feb.
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
LETTERS AND PACKAGES!
1
1969 inclusive.
Due
on
Feb.
1
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
1973 inclusive.
1960. Callable as
of Aug. 1, 1970. Legality approved
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE!
of Dallas.
Liberty County (P. O.
Liberty), Texas
Offering —- Thomas
Bond
Hightower,
Judge,
County
-AND"
J.
will
receive sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
(CST)
chase
on
of
Sept.
for the pur¬
road
bonds.
12
$500,000
Dated Sept. 1,
1
from
1961
1960. Due on March
to
1972
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Bank of the Southwest,
National
Asociation,
in
Houston.
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Manor Independent
School District,
T exas
Bond Offering
School
ceive
—
R. E.
Stafford,
Superintendent, will re¬
sealed
bids
until
7
p.m.
on Aug. 31 for the purchase
$75,000 schoolhouse, series 1960
(CST)
of
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, I960. Due on
April 1 from 1961 to 1990
sive. Principal and interest
inclu¬
(A-O)
MAIL
as
follows:
C.
J.
syndicate
Devine
&
Co.; Philadelphia National Bank,
Philadelphia; Blair & Co., Inc.;
Wertheim & Co.; Alex. Brown &
Sons; Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.;
VERMONT
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Greg¬
ory & Sons;
First of Michigan
St. Michael's College,
Corporation; National Commercial
Winooski, Vt.
Bank & Trust Co., of Albany;
Bond Offering—Gerald E. Du- Bache & Co.; Auchincloss, Parker
pont, S.S.E., President Rev., will & Redpath; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m. & Co.; Folger, Nolan, Fleming(EDST) on Sept. 12 for the pur¬ W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.; King,
Interest
by Mc-
Parkhurst, Crowe,
of Dallas.
M-S.
Bond
T exas
1
to 1966 inclusive.
Brigham City, Utah
Other members of the
were
EARLY, IN THE DAY-
IT'S THE BETTER WAY I
of
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(852)
inclusive.
..
Sept. 8 for the purchase of $600,-
from 1961
(M-S)
Quirk & Co.; Third National Bank
in Nashville; Federation Bank &
Trust Co., of New York; Arthur,
L.
Wright & Co., Inc.; Suplee,
Yeatman, Mosley & Co., Inc., and
Cooley & Co.
..
000
est M-S.
Principal and interest
payable at the Bank of
Occoquan. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
Bond Offering—James E. Cran-
well, Town Manager and Treas¬
County (P. O.
urer, will receive sealed bids until
Charlottesville), Va.
7:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 31 for
Bond Sale—The $700,000 gen¬
the purchase of $850,000 sewer
eral
obligation
school building system bonds. Dated June 1, 1960.
bonds offered on Aug. 24—v. 192, Due on Dec. 1
from 1963 to 1985
p. 752—were awarded to a group inclusive.
Principal and interest
composed of Smith Barney & Co.; (J-D) payable at the First & Mer¬
C.
Wheat
&
Co.; Wyllie and chants National Bank, of Rich¬
Thornhill, and R. H. Brooke & Co., mond. Legality approved by Reed,
at a price of 103.483.
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy, of
New York
Clarksville, Va.
>
Bond
000
Sale—An
water
fered
and
8
of
$300,-;
sold
was
to
Bond
Co., and Ed¬
G. Webb & Co., jointly, at a
price of 100.058,
of about 4.11%,
$190,000
from
110,000
1961 to
as
1978
Due
4s.
to
1977 inclusive.
Due
1983
on
as
>
~
-
Fairfax
County Water Authority
(P. O. Annandale), Va.
bonds
offered
sold to
a
Brown
Pierce,
Van
on
July
25
Dated
&
Sons; Merrill Lynch,
Fenner & Smith;
B. J.
Co., Inc.,
of
5s, at a price
of 97.10. Dated Jan. 1, 1960. Due
on Jan.
1, 2000. Interest J-J. Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing,
Shetterly
&
Mitchell,
County, OccoquanWoodhridge Sanitary District
(P. O. Manassas), Va.
Bond Offering—L. Gordon Ben¬
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
on
sealed
Oct.
on
3.80s. Due
as
1
"
Oct.
on
1
1977 inclusive.
3.90s.
as
Due
4s. Due
as
Oct.
on
1
on
Oct. 1 from
County
Local
Debt, will
bids
at
his
re¬
office in
Richmond, until noon (EST) on
Sept. 15 for the purchase of $1,general obligation sewer
250,000
system bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960.
on Sept. 1 from 1961 to 1985
Due
Corp., Ltd., as 6s, at a price
101.13. Due on Aug. 15 from
Seattle), Wash.
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Treasurer,
bonds
Ames
&
price
of
from
1960
was
sold
$210,000
to
A.
E.
Co., Ltd., as 614s, at a
90.11. Due on Dec. 31
to
1979
inclusive.
In¬
terest J-D.
will
inclusive.
1980
Heb-
Secretary-Treasurer, will
sealed
(EDST)
chase
Sept.
on
of
bids
until
8
p.m.
the
for
$800,000
re¬
8
pur¬
school
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept.
1
from
1961
to
1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
able
all
at
province
the
of
mentioned
branches
pay¬
in
the
Quebec, of the bank
in
the
loan
procedure.
Quebec
Bond Offering — Francois Du-
$125,000
improvement bonds offered
July 23 was sold to The Bankers
to
Commission,
St.'Honore School Commission,
Bond
Interest
four, Secretary-Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
Sept.
on
of
bids
until
p.m.
the
for
7
$88,000
re¬
8
pur¬
school
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1
from 1961 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
"v
Smith's Falls, Ont.
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
$168,300 at all the branches in the province
town improvement bonds was sold of Quebec, of the bank mentioned
to Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as in the loan
procedure.
6s. Due on Aug. 15 from 1961 to
St. Gordon Parish, Que.
■>.. "
1980 inclusive. Interest F-A.
,\',Bond Sale
The $65,000 im¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
-
—
provement bonds offered
on Aug.
192, p. 548—were awarded
Bond Sale
An issue of $480,to Jacques Legare & Co., Ltd., as
Bond Offering—Mrs. Pierre Le000 city improvement
5V2S, at a price of 97.555, a basis
bonds of¬
fered on Aug. 2 was sold to Bell, Bel,
Secretary-Treasurer of the of about 5.88%. ;
' ;'
^
Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., and Mills, School Commission, will receive
r St. Joseph, Que.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EDST)
Spence & Co., Ltd., jointly, as 6s,
Bond Sale—The $300,000 village
on
Sept. 8 for the purchase of
at a price of 97.00.
Due on Oct. 1
from 1961 to 1975 inclusive. Inter¬ $40,000 school bonds. Dated Oct. improvement bonds offered Aug.
est A-O.
1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from 1961 8—v. 192, p. 452—were awarded
to
1980 inclusive.
Principal and to a group composed of Banque
Brandon, Man.
15—v.
Belval School Commission, Que.
—
1988 inclusive.
No. 74 (P. O.
?
614s, at
as
QUEBEC
Oct.
sealed bids until 11
Prince William
ceive
Due
school
sold to Bell,
was
Co., Ltd.,
a
to
Inc., as
basis of
Quebec
Offering — Frederic
Bond
ert,
ceive
Bond Sale—An issue of
F-A.
awarded
a
Normanda School
town
on
548—were
p.
price of 96.00,
about 6.66%.
6s, at
Hanover, Ont.
of
Bond Sale—An issue of
'
in¬
1980
terest J-J.
.
King County, Selleck School Dist.
of
Aug. 1 from 1961
inclusive. Interest F-A.
Birdtail River School Division No.
1
Seattle.
Bond
on
to
99.30. Due on July 15
to 1980 inclusive. In¬
1961
&
Co., Ltd., and Equit¬
able
Securities
Canada, Ltd.,
jointly,J as 6V2S, at a price of
&
price of
1961
as
New York City.
mission
Oct.
on.
July 19
on
Gouinlock
from
192,
v.
L.
Township, Ont.
$230,549
improvement bonds of¬
township
a
Monday, August 29, 1960
614s. Due
as
1961
J.
Grantham
$202,000
city improvement bonds offered
on
July 27 was sold to Nesbitt,
1970
Co., Ltd.,
from
1
to
Bond Sale—An issue of
manitoba
1, 1960. Callable in
10
years.
Legality approved by
Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
Ingen & Co., and Herbert J.
Sims &
Due
3%s.
as
1982 to
was
group composed of Alex.
Sept.
sold
was
clusive. Interest M-S.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Thomson
bonds
Graham &
on
New Westminster, B. C.
102.458. Due
from 1978 to 1981 inclusive.
600,000
.
.
The Placements Kennebec
Township Union Separate
School Board, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of $40,000
school
.
to 1970 inclusive. Inter¬
Dover
on
inclusive.
38, Man.
314s.
from 1974 to
255,000
Bond Sale—An issue of $5,650,000
water
revenue,
series
1960
1,
fered
Co., Inc.,
Marshall, jointly, as
from 1970 to 1973 inclusive.
215,000
Sept.
$1,500,-
'from 1964 to 1969 inclusive.
200,000
May 1 fronr
inclusive.
Dated
BRITISH COLUMBIA
1
v
$230,000
"
Due
1979
sold to Blyth &
follows:
May 1
on
was
revenue,
CANADA
to
Sale—An issue of
and Foster &
follows:
as
4y4s.
as
000
net interest cost
a
^
Bellingham, Wash.
Francis I. du Pont &
ward
City.
WASHINGTON
of¬
bonds
sewer
June
on
issue
sewer
Sept. 1 from 1971
Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at
the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Preston, Thorgrim¬
son & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Albermarle
J.
and
bonds.
E
1960.
to
Richlands, Va.
VIRGINIA
water
series
thy, of New York City.
...
.
,
v
NOVA SCOTIA
receive
(PST) on
Stellarton, N. S.
Sept. 20 for the purchase of $6,000
Bond Sale
An issue of $56,000
general * obligation school bonds. town improvement bonds was sold
Dated Sept 1, 1960. Due on Sept.
to F. J. Brennan & Co.,
Ltd., as
1
from
1962
to
1965
inclusive.
5V2S, at a price of 94.11.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Ontario
3
fice. Legality approved by Weter,
Aylmer, Ont.
Roberts & Shefelman, of Seatile.
a.m.
—
interest payable at all branches in
the
province of Quebec, of the
Provinciale
bank
Robert &
mentioned
in
the
loan
pro¬
du
Canada, Desjardins, Couture, Inc., and Geoffrion,
Gelinas, Inc., at a price
of
cedure.
97.53,
about
Bond Offering
— A.
J. Doucet,
Secretary-Treasurer,
will
Town
receive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
(EDST)
Sept.
on
6
for
the
net
a
6.24%,
Chateauguay, Que.
$45,000
5V2s.
as
from 1961
255,000
to
cost
of
Due
Sept
on
I
to 19TQ inclusive.
6s. Due
as
1971
interest
follows:
as
1975
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
"
■
pur¬
-
-
chase
of
St. Lambert School Commission,
improve¬
Oct.
1, 1960.
$326,000 town
Bond Sale—An issue of
$162,000 ment bonds. Dated
Quebec
V- \' ■•••
improvement bonds offered Due on Oct. 1 from 1961 to 1980
Bond Sale—The $190,000 school
Bond Offering—D.
Wiley Car¬ on Aug. 5 was sold to Isard, Rob¬ inclusive. Principal and interest bonds offered on
Aug. 17 — v. 192,
penter, City Clerk, will receive ertson & Co., Ltd., as 514s, at a
(A-O) payable at all branches in p. 548—were awarded to La Maisealed bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on price of 98.45. Due on Sept. 1 the province of Quebec, of the son Bienvenue
Ltd., and Associ¬
:
Longview, Wash.
■'*
bank
mentioned
in
the
loan
pro¬
cedure.
This advertisement is neither
an
The
offer
to
sell
nor a
•
•
.
town
solicitation of
an
offer
to
Bond Offering
Town
New Issue
sealed
(EDST)
chase
bids
Sept.
on
of
ment
Due
L. P. Laplante,
—
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
150,000 SHARES
price of 97.89,
a
net in¬
a
lows:..
Courville, Que.
buy these securities.
offering is made only by the Prospectus.
ates, at
terest cost of. about 5.82%, as fol¬
$40,000
bonds.
until
6
8
1961
p.m.
79,000
pur¬
improve¬
1, 1960.
town
Dated
as
will
the
for
*x..■
$111,000
;
5s. Due
to
1964
■51/2s.
as
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
from 1965 to
on
Aug.
1
1975 inclusive.
St. Zacharie School Commission,
Aug.
Quebec
1
Aug. 1 from 1961 to 1980
on
Bond Sale—The $473,000 school
Principal and interest bonds offered on
Aug. 15 — v. 192,
(F-A) payable at all branches in
p.
548 — were awarded to The
the
province of Quebec, of the
Placements Kennebec Inc., as 5V2S,
bank mentioned in the loan pro¬
at a orice of 98.66, a basis of about
cedure.
5.82%.
inclusive.
SYSTEM MEAT COMPANY
Newcastle, Wyoming
.
Kenogami School Commission, Que.
Bond
Offering
—
J. P. Lapierre,
Secretary-Treasurer,
COMMON STOCK
receive
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on
PRICE $5.00 PER SHARE
mentioned
in
the
loan
procedure.
.
will
' -• ^
7'::
~f
—
in the business of slaughtering cattle and sheep at the
Copies of the Prospectus
undersigned is qualified
may
be obtained from the undersigned only in the
to act
as
a
legally distributed.
dealer in securities and
1
•
in
which
a
source
states in
of supply.
which the
Prospectus
may
bet
Commission,
Quebec
bonds
452—were
awarded
to The
Credit
;
Quebec, Inc.,
a
5V2s, at
price of
basis of about 5.78%.,
as
COMPANY
704 Equitable
THOMAS JAY, WINSTON & CO.
INCORPORATED
Building
Denver, Colorado
9235 Wilshire Boulevard
'
Beverly Hills, California
Bond
a
Offering—Marcellin
518 8th Street
Rapid City, South Dakota
Cheyenne, Wyoming
.
The
on
were
—
Placements
$99,500 school
Aug. 15 — v. 192,
awarded
to
The
Kennebec
Inc., at a
price of 98.20, a net interest cost
of about 6.29%, as follows:
25,500
as
from
5V2S.
Due
on
July
1
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
as
6s* Due
on
July 1, 1970.
8 p.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 7 for the
purchase of $188,500 village im¬
bonds.
on
Oct.
Dated
1
from
Oct.
1961
1,
to
Sherbrooke, Que.
Bond
Offering —H. P.
V
Emond,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until 4 p.m. (EDST) oh Sept. 6
the
purchase
of
$1,141,000
payable at all the
branches in the province of Que¬ aqueduct and sewer bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
1980
inclusive.
Principal
and
in¬
for
(A-O)
1961
loan procedure.
August 19,1960
548
$74,000
terest
120 West 16th Street
—
bonds offered
p.
Gui-
1960. Due
ATLAS SECURITIES COMPANY
Bond Sale
mond,
Village
Secretary-Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids until
provement
DEAN & GROSZ & CO.
procedure.
Ste. Therese School Commission,
Quebec
$195,000 school
Aug. 8—v. 192, p.
offered
L'Isletville, Que.
&
bec of the bank mentioned in the
Bond Sale—The
98.628,
PURVIS
Bond Offering — Noel Perron,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until ,8 p.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 6
loan
La Presentation Sch.
#
engage
,
Sept. 8 for the purchase of $350,for the purchase of $244,500 aque¬
000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, duct and sewer bonds.
Dated Sept.
1960. Due on Aug. 1 from 1961 to
1, 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from 1961
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
to
1980 inclusive.
Principal and
terest (F-A) payable at all bran¬
interest (M-S) payable at all the
ches in the province of Quebec, of
branches in the province of Que¬
the bank
(Par Value $1 per share)
The company
.
Ste.-Foy, Que.
Lorrainville, Que.
Bond
Sale—The
$25,000 water
on Aug. 15—
works bonds offered
to
1980
inclusive., Principal
and interest. (A-O) payable at all
the branches in the province of
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
the loan procedure.
•
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