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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
Volume
1839
194
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offle#
Number
6079
New York 7,
N. Y., Monday, August 7, 1961
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
other
Abby Vending Mfg. Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files With
Securities
The
and Exchange
corporation
shares
common
The
covering
A
10
$3,
sold,
100,000
through
L.
In This Issue
H.
proceeds are to
be used
for moving expenses,
acquisition and
an
corporation,
of
557
Wortman
the
by
sale
public
on
The
of
or
be
Brooklyn,
filed
Y.,
N.
markets
The
Page
outstanding
The
is
to
or
to
be
and
of
other
by
the
and
(the
amendment.
retail
statement
The
also
Supermarc
Inc..
Akorn
distributors of
Corp.
branches
of
two
non-food
often
to
Softgoods
Companies").*
Housewares
comprising
a
$100,000
to
of
which
be
liabilities
stock
L.
for
its
to
acquisition
acquired certain inventory
the
Supermarket
Service
Each
(giving
companies
companies
receivable,
being
effect
199,600
own
sell
to
62,500
and
shares.
tional
70,000
shares
not
are
to
be
purchased
be sold from time to time in the future
holders of the to-be-acquired companies.'
may
*
245,000
193,
shares
will
Exchange-
be
Stock
_
Exchange
Stock
Exchange
.
37
37
38
38
39
__
Exchange
issued
in
former
for
Reserve
This
company of Middletown, 'Ohio,
filed a registration statement
the SEC
on
July 26 covering 160,531 shares of common stock.
Aeronca proposes to offer 136,876 shares on the basis of 1.55 shares
such
stock
Inc.,
and
each
$100
notes
for
additional
an
due
share
each
principal
1963.
23,655
amount
Aeronca
the
of
46
of
Banks
_
6%"
Ry.
Ry.
convertible
subordinated
control
and
Drogue
is
the
businesses
their
it
of
research
is
believed
electronic
and
refueling.
companies,
aerial
the
and
that
systems. Flight's primary products
of
System
two
development
the
combined
According
well
as
programs,
to
is the
the
the
as
Probe
prospectus,
directors
complementary
are
capability
to
undertake
of
and
market
and
development and production work in
the aviation, missile and space vehicle fields will be enhanced by the
proposed combination. Laurance
S.
Rockefeller holds
35,500
shares
(40.7% ) of Flight capital stock and $35,500 (28.5% ) of face amount
of
its
6%
convertible
debentures;
Thiokol
Chemical
Corp.
holds
research,
space
30,000 (34.4%) of said shares and $30,000 of said debentures (24.1%);
and Smith, Barney
& Co. holds 5,000 of said shares and $5,000 of
said
p.
debentures.
Each
proposes
to
accept
the
exchange
offer.—V.
192,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
(L. J.) Aksman & Co., Inc.,
With Securities and
Files
—
Exchange Commission—
corporation
Heller
and
Inc.
Co.,
Co.—Earnings—
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR.
1961—6 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
Period End. June 30—
$219,282
142,975
157,771
from ry. ops.
$76,307
operating inc—
9,865
operating
The
corporation
common
shares
July
on
five
(par
194,
development,
are
filed
1961
cents)
to
to be used for
inventory and
Reg.
a
be- Offered
covering
A
at
$1,
common
shares
Co.,
on
(par
under¬
plant and equipment, research and
a
working
capital.
July
17,
five
cents)
1961,
filed
to
be
a
Reg.
offered
covering
A
at
$5,
60,000
through
A.
Period End. June 30—
operating
operating
to
Net
revenue
1961—Month—1960
$518,928
$2,626,949
$3,043,728
381,512
393,737
2,182,100
2,325,920
$117,166
$125,191
$444,849
$717,808
27,897
42,116
96,552
235,105
from
also
will
ry.
—V.
194,
operating
p. 1.
mining
receive
inc.
Alabama Great Southern
Ry.
Ry.
operating
operating
1961—6 Mos.—1960
revenue..
$1,361,617
$1,312,185
$7,409,202
$8,186,550
expenses
1;190,658
1,142,776
7,093,625
7,407,327
proceeds
to
Net
revenue
from
ry.
_
operations.
ry. operating inc,__».
•Deficit.—V.
194,
p.
$170,959
64,393
1.
$169,409
'
'
9,392
.,
$315,577
$779,223
*535,128'
*154,916
public
lssuea
its
for
in
the
retire
The
1964,
land
ment
in
and
for
three
said
and manufacture
net
the
asset
now
the
commercial
It
acquired
240,870
sale
5%
of
notes
in
common
value
Beckmann,
of
16
Vice-President.
The
rights to expire Aug. 7.
Additional financing de¬
tails follow:
underwriters named below have severally
agreed, subject to the terms of an underwriting agreement between
the company and Lomasney, Loving & Co. on behalf of itself and the
other
underwriters named in such agreement, to
purchase, at tne
principal amount plus accrued interest, the respective percentages ol
debentures set forth below of the aggregate principal amount of au
debentures which shall not be subscribed for through the exercise of
warrants, except that, under certain conditions described below the
underwriters may be relieved of their obligation to purchase the un¬
subscribed debentures, in which event none of the unsubscribed de¬
bentures may be purchased by them:
%
Lomasney,
Vilas
Hickey
&
Hanly
from
1961,
their
$118,667 of
Of the net
engaged.
$120,000
will be
retire
short-term
will be available
for general
$90,000
to
&
John
—V.
Kaplan
194,
H.
systems
way.
cents
and
balance
per
share,
40.07%
of
the
by
having
shares,
25.49%
Charles
is
owned
B.
an
April
by Walter
Officer,
outstanding stock is
Co
—
12.27
613
1
Ry.—Earnings—
Atcheson, Topeka & Santa Fe
Period End. June 30—
Ry. operating revenue
Ry. operating expenses.
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
from
ry
ops.
operating inc
ry.
194, p.
56,599,586
40,035,209
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$
$
54 697,312 294,605,320 310,493,302
41,657,840 227,532,604 239,746,415
16,564,377
5,980,594
13,039,472
4 266,150
1961—Month—1960
$
$
67,072,716
21,144,908
70,746,887
23,276,154
111.
Atlanta &
'Ry. operating
Ry.
common
&
i
.
419.
p.
oceanographic
shares and
stock,
29.45
21.47
15.34
15.34
Loving & Co
Bissell & Meeds
Lubetkin, Regan & Kennedy
Laird,
St. Andrews Bay Ry*—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
outstanding
President,
Financing Details—
the
and
and it also develops,
May,
additional
and
for
purpose
similarly
subsidiaries
through
petroleum
sciences
surveys
special
and
in
pf prototype equipment and exploration
under
480,852
$440,006
29,775
$502,744
177,015
2.
31,1961 issue reported the offering of $1,630,000
5%% convertible subordinated debentures due 1971 to
stockholders at par on the jbasis of $500 principal amount
of debentures for each 100 shares held of record July 26,
underwriter
and
engaged
earth
balance, estimated at $395,000,
programs
p.
Edwards
are
geophysical
standard
company's
the
194,
Industries, Inc.—Additional
Arcs
expenses.
subsidiaries
apparatus.
exchange
due
of
sells
and
$107,485
42,789
_
ry.
Our July
the exercise
the
amendment;
oceanographic
and
for $375,
Fuller & Co.
io
corporate purposes, including $100,000 to finance the research, develop¬
Of
Net
for
exploration and for engineering projects;
notes
loans.
RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
the
of
geophysical
5%
used
Period End. June 30—
$10,000
and
St.,
July
on
supplied by
be
marine
of
manufactures
and
will
company
organizers,
ry.
operations
Net
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$498,678
SEC
offered
be
which
of
conduct
expenses
Oak
55
the
with
five-year warrants to be
price
The
revenue__
of
company,
stock,
mon
application
Ry.
10,361
Norwood, N. J., filed a registration
28 covering 150,000 shares of com¬
sale on an all or none basis
through underwriters headed by S. D. Fuller & Co. The public offer¬
ing price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
statement
also includes an additional
37,500 shares underlying
This
Philadelphia.
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
Ry.
$432,805
45,750
$398,413
26,077
Alpine Geophysical Associates, Inc.—Common Reg'd—
268,500
without
Airbalance, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With SEC—
corporation
$57,118
■.
1.
p.
statement
The proceeds
Sussel
rev.
ry.
$89,792
43,761
'
6c^0S.'7;1o9o6?c,
$3,661,955 ®^J28.261
3,159,211
3,688,255
UNDERWRITERS—The
Commission—
26,
writing.
The
Net
—V.
$677,158
569,673
operating inc
ry.
with
$1 432,624
999,819
$1,310,818
912,405
$214,889
expenses.
Ry. operating revenue—
Ry.
$662,105
572,313
operations
Net
<
1961—Month—1960
July
on
(par 10 cents)
shares
&
from
revenue
♦Deficit.—V.
28, 1961 filed a Reg. A covering 80,000
to be offered at $3, through Rothenberg,
Carroll Co., New York.
The
proceeds are to be used for moving exepenses
purchase of
equipment and inventory, repayment of loans and working capital.
The
common
Net
Securities and Exchange
RR.—Earnings—
Arbor
operating revenue..
operating expenses
Net
1909.
Aidiation Electronics Co., Inc., Utica, N. Y.—Files With
research.
Period End. June 30—
engaged principally in the development
and
production
of
defense
products,
while
its
major
subsidiary,
Buensod-Stacy Corp., designs and installs commercial and industrial
environmental
45
The Course of Bank Clearings
...
was
company
Ann
stock of Plight Refueling,
the basis of 19 shares for
on
Flight's
of
efforts
tional
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
capital
shares
of
Naftalin & Co., Inc. The underwriter, which has guaranteed
the first 500,000 shares and has agreed to exercise its
to
sell the balance will receive
a
15-cent per share
by
sale
organized under Minnesota law in May 1961. It
proposes to engage in the solid state electronic component industry
which includes the research and development, design, manufacturing
and
marketing of electronic devices and components. It intends to
produce silicon semi-conductor devices which are used as component
parts for computer systems in both the military and commercial field.
Of
the
estimated $1,485,000 net proceeds, $250,000 will be used to
purchase capital equipment needed in a proposed plant; $150,000 lor
materials
for
production and inventory; $650,000 for expenses of
operating the plant, and the balance for working capital and addi¬
System
46
of Condition of the
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
46
Federal
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
with
of
class
commission.
Consolidated Statement
-
Inc.—Class A Common Reg'd
of 444 Camelback Road, Phoenix, Ariz., filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on Aug. 2 covering 1,500,000 shares
A common stock to be offered
for public sale at $1.15 per
company
tration
of
share
1
53
11
Offerings—.
Foreign Exchange Rates.
Condition Statement of Member
be offered pursuant to the
Restricted Stock Option Plan.
American Micro Devices,
This
37
37
Exchange
Dividends Declared and Payable
stocks.—V.
such
*
'
■
•
Metals, Inc.—Stock Plan—This
capital stock, to
Employees'
—V. 193, p. 1221.
The
State and City Bond
'
&
compahy's
Miscellaneous Features
share¬
•
Machine
of 233 Broadway, New York, filed a registra¬
July 25 covering 80,000
of
shares
37
—
General Corporation and Investment News—
sold
shares
37
Averages.
Stock
50,000
'
'
company
best
'
exchange
by A. E. Manning
commission and
The registration
underwriter for
25% selling
distribution.
sold to the
a
of
cost
tion statement with the SEC on
Industrial Stock Averages 37
American
'
■
the
198,900
shares,
of the re¬
the
best efforts basis
a
receive
the
was
company
American
43
Markets
Transactions
The
35
35
35
35
Transactions New York Stock Exchanges—_
Most
by
on
will
pay
includes
also
statement
37
Coast Stock Exchange
and Bond
1009.
p.
Stock
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
balance
being
to
organized in 1960 to engage in the business of
exploration, development and mining. The net proceeds from the stock
sale, estimated at $112,750 will be used to do about 10,000 feet of
diamond drilling,
to erect a shack for storing core and an office to
house personnel and records, to pay for engineering supervision of the
exploratory program, and for running expenses to
do further ex¬
ploratory work on any favorable results of the present program.
Exchange.-
National Quotation
The addi¬
the underwriters but
by
15%
$5,000.
Board Chair¬
maining 195,000 shares the subject of the
secondary is
by former stockholders of the companies being acquired.
which
30
Stock
has outstanding 855,000
the proposed acquisitions),
to
made
be
13
Dow-Jones Stock
corporate purposes.
and A. Harry Pishman,
be
to
will
Toronto,
Registered—
Richmond St. West, Toronto, Canada filed a
with the SEC on July
31
covering 400,000
offered for public sale at 50 cents per share.
25
Over-the-Counter
acquired,
the
and
80
(Bonds)
Toronto
wholesale
are
shares
of
additional
an
of
statement
offering
Ltd.,
company
Respectively,
proposes
the
general
the
Schwartz, Jr.,
President,
for
accounts
and
indebtedness,
common
respectively.
are
24%
(Stocks)
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
and
Inc.
Service
Prior
These
Co.
constructed
additional
carry
Harold
and
man
to
to
a
Exchange
Pacific
"rack
current
addition
shares
of
to
reduce
In
acquire
$750,000.
Exchange
Midwest
consumer
as
warehouse
new
a
shares
Stock
Detroit Stock Exchange
products to supermarkets, a business
jobbing." of the net proceeds of the com¬
pany's sale of additional stock, $150,000 will be expended on equipping
referred
new
Stock
Boston
includes
arid plastic
outlets,
of Club Aluminum Products
Division
in
76%
$105,767
about
representing
150,000
shares will
the
York
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
"Supermarc
company,
assets
holdings,
York
American
shares.
Supermarc,
Inc.
of
of
invested
have
their
assuming
the new
New
for
advertising and promo¬
tional specialties for use by hotel chains, restaurants, cocktail lounges
and others. According to the prospectus the company in August, 1961,
will purchase all the stock of Akorn Housewares Corp.,
Akorn Softgoods, Inc. and Omnibus Merchandise Corp. (the "Akorn Companies"),
Selco,
for
New
out¬
offered
be
headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co.
the offering price and
underwriting
and
by
stock
is engaged principally in the design and production
variety of plastic houseware products, sold throughout super¬
and
purchasers
company
common
a
company
wide
a
basis;
supplied
70,000
being
thereof.
underwriters
none
to
are
additional
an
holders
the
through
all
an
terms
by
320,000,
and
company
stock,
holders
assets
company
investment
an
registration
Stock and Bond Quotations
Registered—
Ave.,
statement with
the
SEC on July 27 covering 340,000
of common stock, of which 20,000 are to be offered for public
standing
the
in
Amerel Mining Co. Ltd.—Common
registration
sale
present
tangible
the
for
This
Admiral Plastics Corp.—Common
shares
while
interest
capital.
This
The
net
interest
New York.
Wright & Co., Inc.,
working
and
stock
July 26, 1961 filed a Reg.
cents)
to be offered at
on
(par
holders.
cash
Commission—
MISCELLANEOUS
•
1961—Month—1960
revenue..
1 961—6 Mos.—1960
$305,201
164,338
$284,285
expenses
151,493
operating
$1,792,527
977,609
$140,863
40,790
$814,918
217,587
$1,906,913
1,021,111
30
C.
Executive
owned by ten
Net
revenue
operations
Net
—V.
ry.
from
ry.
-
operating inc
194,
p.
3.
$132,792
*
34,889
-
'
.
v.
-
$885,802
262,566
u. ''
2
(526)
Atlanta
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Point
West
&
$1,742,354
$1,859,855
247,420
249,814
1,467,586
1,569,857
railway
—V.
194,
$43,093
$50,313
$274,768
2,719
8,553
5,734
to
The
into
to
the
two
at
Coast
Line
Railway
Railway
Net
194,
$2,377,675
$2,773,973
$17,844,347
699,944
5,120,526
1947
13,000
Sales
in
the
in
and
Inc.
Co.,
plates
and
at
made.
Class
A
common
(10c
and
sale
Class
B
common
(10c
parj„
—V.
jigs and presses with
proceeds of its sale of additional
will be applied in part ($150,000) ta
In
addition
to
outstanding
President,
owns
indebtedness
350,000
79.35%
and
common
and
preferred
shares,
J.
as
87.90%.
group
a
2663.
This
shares
&
of
are
ceive
$12,000
to
D.
to
be
for
two
Horn
at
principal
John
and
by
E.
$2
public
Also
Elorza.
J.
as
and
underwriters
in
the
follows:
class A
shares
1,250
Calvin
Jureit,
shares
each
sold.
by
ment
the
stock at $2 per share.
By
SIDNEY
Canteen
to
John
D.
C.,
was
incorporated
June
of
27,
1601-14th
1960
municipal
capital
Out
and
and
demand
debt
THIS
Total
for appearance in these five days coming up will provide the bulk
*
for capital.
.
(Aug. 8) Harriman Ripley and Underwood, Neuhaus plan to offer 1,250,000
Capital Corp. common, and up for competitive bids are
$20 million in Northern States Power Co., bonds. Among a host of state-local issues
of
docketed
Gulf-Southwest
for
that
day
two issues from Anchorage,
are:
million
Mobile, Ala., $25 million
$14,000,000 St. Petersburg, Fla.
Since
a
Pennsylvania
Alaska, totaling $7,586,000,
State Authority, and
General
ago last July 22's
registration, the newly named Atlantic Fund for Invest¬
ment in U. S. Government Securities, Inc. has been
trying to come out with $50
million share offerings
(Capital Counsellors). There is the expectation that the
Fund may appear publicly on
Wednesday of this week. Also on that day are sched¬
uled one million shares of Texas Capital
Corp. common through Dempsey-Tegeler
& Co., and competitive
bidding for $3,600,000 Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR. equipment
year
trust certificates. Two larger
municipals announced for Wednesday
$9,125,000 Fairfax County, VaM and $5 million San Juan, Puerto Rico.
The
last
day
for
larger issues
to
bidding
be
PENDING
ISSUES
CLIMB
TO
RECORD
PARTICULARLY
HIGH
BONDS,
WHILE
BACKLOGS,
DECLINE
purchase
the
been
operating
had
phases
the
of
machines
such
and
Of¬
since
1929.
automatic
to
The
of
independent
merchandise to such
vending
and
phonographs and accessories. The
lease
machines
of
company
vending
franchised
of
sale
to
com¬
merchandising
sale
and
Mart,
Delaware
of
of
sale
manufacture,
Merchandise
laws
manufacture
servicing
and
the
tlu
under
Almost
distribu¬
in
certain
coin-operated
has formed
a
auto¬
plastic
SUPPLY
Total of Both
Total
Stocks
Corporates
Municipals*
28,052,110
$251,990,000
372,646,460
80,614,110
31,949.230
33,275,000
65,224,230
$313,808,800
$454,699,570
$456,666,000
$770,474,800
$953,557,570
25,552,110
28,109,230
$80,740,000
$233,068,800
$210,959,400
$243,740,170
more.
Financings
264,122,000
52,562,000
$106,707,000
$145,283,000
108,524,460
$498,858,000
Note that the second week's estimated financing is
largely
by the $225 million State of California issue.
is
certain
to
keep
that
long-term yields will rise further. The Federal
plentiful unexpectedly has affected mostly the
interest rates in the money market and can not, nor should it, cope with investors'
expectations—whether, correct or incorrect. Pressures acting to lower bond prices
ere5/ !of bohrse5, domestic deficit financing plans, the business recovery pace, and
everyone
Reserve's
injJ
or
VISIBLE
Corporate
$119,983,000
59,424,460
efforts
Market
credit
and
a
repetition of last Sept.
5 to 7%.
19,
K.'s bid to entfer the European
Investors and the Federal Reserve may find the
to
bond prices
keep
with
Common
1957's rise in the Bank of England's dis¬
rate from
count
higher,
yields lower,
or
paucity of new bond issues helping
that generally being predicted
than
much confidence.
so
..
The
support for the equity backlog, keeping it relatively at last week's total
backlog level, came from two recent registrations of sizable proportions. One is
the General Public Service Corp.'s 3,947,975 shares for subscription by the closedend investment company's stockholders, managed by Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.;
and
the other is a secondary of
via Morgan Stanley & Co.
633,400
stockholders
are
Thursday when Clark, Dodge; Alex.
Brown; and Rotan, Mosle hope to bring out $14,300,000 Business Funds—a small
business investment company—and
Blunt, Ellis & Simmons may offer to the public
180,000 shares of Harper (H. M.) Co. common.
seems
and
of
is
address
development,
leasing
international pressures—especially the U.
Tomorrow
shares
million
$1
taken up
Authority, Pa., and $3 million Clark County, Nev.
America—Debentures
1931
$25,300,000
49,100,000
2,500,000
3,840,000
...
Last week's data.
Among the 18 corporates, which includes 11 Reg. "A's," are these larger issues set
today (Aug. 7): Blair and Co. expects to market 400,000 shares of Automated
Merchandising Capital Corp. and so, too, does S. D. Fuller with regard to the
School
matic
District
7-Aug. 12—
Aug. 14-Aug. 19_.
Aug. 21-Aug. 26__
Aug. 28-Sep. 1__
ISSUE
May 11 registration of 320,000 shares of Vic Tanny Enterprises common. Competitive
bidding for the day will include these two larger, municipals: $3,790,000 Churchill
the
of
Aug.
for
Area
laws
of
whose
in
various
the
operation
territories
Washington,
Bonds
larger corporates announced for this week, seven are equity issues
two are bond offerings and, of
these, six have managers, one is a mutual fund,
the remaining two are to be
opened to competitive bids. Twenty-seven municipal
of the
the
the
AUGUST'S
of the nine
issues groomed
$8
under
N.W.,
the
which
in
including
machines,
Corporate
aggregating $132 million.
PENNSYLVANIA GENERAL STATE AUTHORITY IS
Street,
Co.
public offerings of Texas Eastern Transmission's $30 million 5%% debentures on
Aug. 2 from its previous indeterminate status of "temporarily postponed" and this
week's latest candidate for the indeterminate backlog—i.e., report that Bay State
Electronics Corp. plans to register some $2.5 million in equity issues (via S. D.
Fuller).
in number and dollar volume ($25.3
million). They are exceeded by an inauspicious
proposed slate of equity issues. State-local securities expected for the week total
the moderate sum of $106.7
million, or a
and
engaged
business
tors,
company
115,090 shs.
an-
company,
business
distributors,' the
of the past July month, anticipated
corporate senior debt public offerings for this week (Aug. 7-12) are extremely light
corporate
is
pany
all
a
inventory and for working capital.
and
BUSINESS—The'
BROWN
LARGEST
was
to
incorporated
was
proceeds, estimated at $225,000, will be used
for the purchase of additional equip¬
In quite a contrast even to the diminished
pace
WEEK'S
The stock
company
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead 1
7
succeed
each
President,
company
common
Net
are
statement
11,250
July 28, 1961 offering circular, the company offered
public, without underwriting, 115,000 shares of
re¬
will
Chicago,
the
to
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
offering- price and underwriting
The
a
a
by
included
share
filed
Fla.,
28,
covering
100,000
public sale on an all or
for
amendment.
per
Miami,
to
July
on
headed
underwriters,
de
Ave.,
offered
expenses.
sold
recently
the
SEC
be
The
supplied
37th
.the
to
underwriters
Bissell & Meeds.
Laird,
W.
N.
with
stock,
through
terms
shares
7525
statement
common
basis
none
of
company,
registration
Autoscope, Inc.—Class A Common Offered—Pursuant
Building Components, Inc.—Common Reg.
250,000 shs.
V
EUSINESS—The
Automated
Outstanding
Aug. 1, 1961 prospectus, Glore,
Forgan & Co., New York City, and associates publicly
offered $12,000,000 of 5%% sinking fund debentures due
July 1, 1981, at 100.25% per unit. Proceeds from the sale
will be added to the general funds of the company.
the
company
Calvin Jureit,
stock,
which
of
officials
management
p.
Automatic
inpayment of current loans; and the balance will be available fol
expansion and working capital.r.
has
193,
fered—Pursuant
the
5,926,893
FINANCING
350,000 shs.
250,000 shs.
par)
Net
$410,000,
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
and
of metal
roof trusses;
wooden
EFFECT
GIVING
Gang-
with
primarily of the manufacture
under the trademark "Gang Nails,"
in the prefabrication of
manufactures and sells the
are
seat
and
CAPITALIZATION
1961
merged
were
auto
sories
statement.
1960
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
Columbia.
ing
for 750 shares each
shares
sold
to
five
used
designs,
estimated
$19,297,050
593,760
inc..^
oper.
plates
also
the
in
.
It is engaged in the retail business of selling and install¬
covers, convertible tops,
auto upholstering, auto acces¬
supplies. It also has a department engaged in wholesaling
automotive supplies and accessories.
of
of
15,000
purchase
options for 6,750
resold
and
consists
fabricators,
stock,
111.
p.
it
he
firms
included
are
the
on
and
additional
An
Gang-Nails
which
options
price;
underwriting
organized
was
business
licensed
and
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$12,714,639 $13,484,925 $82,860,735 $87,581,691
expenses.
10,336,964
10,710,952
65,016,388
68,284,641
oper.
railway
Co.—Earnings—
revenue—
oper.
Net rev. from ry. opers.
—V.
RR.
1961—Month—1960
offering
two
share also
per
and
Its
connector
Atlantic
Period End. June 30—
the
individuals.
$2
Inc.
it.
three-year
public
to
company
Nails,
111.
p.
the
persons
24,830
$150
each
$289,993
inc.
oper.
at
shares
$300,127
Net rev. from ry. opers.
for
shares
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$290,513
Railway oper. revenueRailway oper. expenses.
Net
acquired
RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
Period End. June 30—
.
A
MATTER
OF
of Upjohn
:
THROWING
The Investment Bankers Association's sound
is
shares
,
Co.
for selling
.•
STONES
argument against "industrial aid bonds"
in
danger of being used against itself. This would not, however, lessen in any
the correctness of the argument leveled against unfair competition resulting
the abuse of the tax-exemption privilege reserved to state-local government
activities
failling outside the purview of private enterprise and the Federal
Government.
•'
/-v.■'
'.y
way
from
,
corporate issues still pending as of last July 27 numbered a record
high of 527. The comparable figure last year (July 29, 1961) was 318. The lowest
figure in the past 12 months was 300 (Dec. 15, 1960). This seems somewhat incon¬
for leading the fight against the extension of the
tax-exemption savings, to activities of a private character and at the expense of
competing private enterprise not privy to the financing-savings. Unfortunately, the
LB.A.'s stand is tainted by its inconsistent application of this worthy principal.
gruous in view of the marked decline in the four-week float compared to last week's
The very
computation and the downward leveling-off of the total formal backlog.
vis
The
SEC registered
A lean selection
of corporate bonds is in
prospect and amounts to but $80.7 million
period Aug. 7-31. The total backlog of bonds, with and without dates,
likely
to be publicly offered has
dropped from last week's estimates of $397 million to
for the
$283 million in
a
week's time.
The tables below should
depict the
the financing wind blows
way
as
of this writing.
TOTAL FORMAL BACKLOG
This Week
Corporate bonds with dates
Corporate bonds without dates.
Total
$229,240,000
53,917,700
bonds
(21)
(30)
$361,799,400
34,897,500
(27)
(31)
$396,696,900 (58)
The principal is equally true in the case of municipal utilities which compete with
private generation and distribution of electricity, water, etc.
investment
the
carriers. But, the I.B.A. should take a stand against the extension of
financing savings costs to rails' competing common carriers. Investment bankers
know, also, too well the uphill fight of the private power companies against gov¬
ernment and REA public power. Savings due to the tax-exemption privilege should
be denied to all private activities no matter how disguised.
$333,653,490(133)
560,316,950(276)
$940,138,300(449)
Total
municipals with
$893,970,440(409)
1^...*$1,223,296,000(500)
Total corporates
$1,290,667,340(467)
date\____
$608,697,000
(73)
LARGER
*
(70)
in parentheses denote number
of issues.
Includes $14.5 million in two preferreds with
dates and $9,216,000
preferreds without dates; one $3.6 million equipment trust
certificate set for Aug. 9; and 37 issues of $300,000 or less with dates
and 110 without dates
for such issues.
seven
INDETERMINATE
BACKLOG
This Week
Total corporate bonds and stocks.
Last Week
$1,300,000,000
$1,300,000,000
Last week's gross total of both the formal and the
indeterminate
amounted to $2.5 billion. This week's
tally
comes
to the
larger forthcoming
same
corporate backlogs
figure despite the
issues
ISSUES
are
as
IN
THE
OFFING
follows:
of Aug. 14-Aug. 18: 209,355 shares of Ets-Hokin & Galvan, Inc., common;
125,000 shares of Lease Plan International Corp., common; 150,000 units of Nation¬
Homes, Inc.; $40 million Consumers Power Co., bonds; 387,500 shares of
Week
wide
Fox-Stanley
$673,139,000
Data
in
industry knows only too well the plight of the railroad industry
multifold problems it faces besides the legitimate economies of competing
common
The
Total stocks
commended
argument it uses applies with equal fervor to the railroad industry vis-a¬
competitive toll roads, and port, regional and airport tax-exempt authorities.
The savings in financing costs in floating tax-exempt issues are for the most part
passed on to and are reflected in the tolls, fees, rentals of cars, buses, airplanes,
trucks and vendors that use the tax-exempt facilities just as in the case of users
of facilities provided by "industrial aid bonds" in the form of leases, etc.
and
$309,367,800(126)
630,770,500(323)
Corporate stocks without dates.
to be
is
The
Last Week
$283,157,700 (51)
Corporate stocks with dates
I.B.A.
Photo
Products, Inc.,
common;
65,000
shares
of
Wisconsin
Power
&
Light Co., preferred; .325,000 shares of Mite Corp., capital; 155,000 shares of Mort¬
gage Guaranty Insurance Co., common; $5 million TelePrompTer Corp., debentures;
300,000 shares of Lytton Financial Corp., capital; and in Municipals — $5,395,000
Incline General Impt. Dist., Nevada; $7,050,000 Paducah, Ky.; $10 million Wash¬
ington Sub. San. Dist., Md.; $225 million California
(State of).
Week of
Aug. 21-Aug. 25: $20 million Flato Realty Fund, shares; and in Municipals
—$5,283,000 Hancock County, W. Va.; $25 million Cook County, 111.; $3,625,000
Speedway Sch. Bldg. Corp., Ind.; $4,034,000 Kansas City, Mo.
Week
of Aug. 28-Sept. 1: 400.000 shares of Lewis (Tillie) Foods, Inc., common;
214,500 shares of Republic Aviation Corp., common; and in Municipals—$20 million
San Diego Unif. Sch. Dist., Calif.; $7.1 million Rochester, N. Y.
:
August 3, 1961.
Number 6079
Volume
plastic
its
through
The
has
management
of
expanaea
products
1960 acquired
catering
hot
As
and
•
-«
•■■■■'
field
to
on
fountain
Aug.
financing
all
9,
the
of
Sept.
issued
1960
26,
the
entered
of
field
T., Manufacturing
B.
of
manufacturing
coin
the
Corp.,
bill
and
changers
employ
The
molds,
them
They
are
such products
package
from
proceeds
net
acquisition
for
general
corporate
addition
In
160,000
$1.34
slug
and
to
sold
to
the
stock
sale
will
be
certain
of
of
which
working
own 72.2%
and 12.2%, respectively. They hold the balance
trustees for their children. They received such shares in
exchange for all of the outstanding shares of C. Caldor, Inc., C. Caldor,
Inc.
Nozette
has
company
April
an
78.1%.—V.
owns
consisted
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to
derwriting
agreement
between
the
has
company
and
below
jointly,
each
agreed
of
purchase
the
the
the
terms
the
,pompany
and the underwriters,
each of the underwriters named
sell
to
to
underwriters
principal
has
agreed
of
This
Glore,
Co._
&
Becker
&
&
Inc.
H.
Byllesby
M.
Clark,
Co.,
&
Francis
&
Eastman
Co.,
Co.,
Dillon,
curities
Loeb &
W.
450
Lehman
„
600
F.
2o0
Inc.
Paine,
inc.
Dominick_.
duPont
I.
Kuhn,
250
&
Union
Co
Shields
Equitable Securities Corp._
250
Smith,
Sachs
450
Goldman,
&
Hallgarten
&
Harriman
Co
Co
Ripley
&
—V.
194,
G.
Dean
—
Brite,
N.
Puerto
Rico,
to
2o0
and
Co._
250
Co
H.
R.
Staats
Walker
Co.—
&
and
250
.
N.
Y.
states
1961—Month—1960
Period End. June 30—
'V.'-.V" V•'%
"•
*-•;,!\,»S"
$
.
1961—6 Mos—1960
Ry. operating expenses-
1933
sold
to
from
revenue
ry.
4,313,242
16,785,295
*12,945,605
8,052,803
194,
3.
p.
road
SEC
Co.
as
basis.
shares
its
is
outstanding
a
a^l
The
plan
a
for
Oct.
17,
time
that
being made
the
I960,
in
corporation
:v
Railway
Net
Net
railway
162,561
at
be
90.4%)
$1,469,953
74,648
101,187
975,863
1,323,041
♦Deficit.-
Weill
sale
of
the
its
three
officers
Treasurer,
B shares
class
the
of
class
the
of
has
Co.—To
called
Redeem
office
the
at
194,
Stone
&
Bangor
Aroostock
&
Corp.,
above.—V.
194,
This company,
L.
of
the SEC on July 27
of common stock, of- which 200,000 shares
are
to be offered for public sale by the company and 100,000 shares;
being outstanding stock, by the. present holders thereof.. The offering
will
be
made,.-at. $6
pev. share
through
underwriters
headed
by
Schweickaft & Co., which will receive a 65 cents per share commisto
been
to
the
company
is
located
registration
statement
also
includes
32,500
...
printing
stock
:
Loewi
&
Co.
the
and
mitted
operates three retail discount department stores located
Brooklyn, N. Y.; Lawrence, Long Island, N. Y.; and Rio Piedras,
Puerto Rico;, and plans to begin operating a selling concession, in
which
1961
store
in
will
occupy
Norwalk,
nationally-known
hat
substantial
a
Conn.,
owned
now
manufacturer.
Of
the
of
portion
and
net
operated
proceeds
by
store
at
loans;; which
Lawrence
repla.ee
been
Lawrencev store;
new
relatives
to
to
had
of
part
pay
of
one
the
of
$32,000
the
its
to
selling
cost
of
old
the
incurred
its
1956
stockholders
the
Norwalk
by
and
the
addition
to
1,000.000 shares
of
.
dent,
and
sell
certain
Jack
50,000
Home,
stock,
which
of
net
V
to
Vice-President,
for
will be
per
of
share;
$1.1875
at
S.
headed
4%%
per
called
for
per
issue,
share.—V.
at
.
plus
$101.25
194,
dividends'., of
accrued
per
share,
plus
accrued
—
$1.0625
>
-
*
-
manufactures
company
containers
in
.
variety
a
and '.sells
of
shapes
'' !
.
:
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
William
Dana
Seibert,
Treasurer;
molded
rigid
and
in
'
'
'
'
CHRONICLE
George J.
•
-
sizes
1
*
'
1'
■
fluctuations
in
stores
by
rate
sub¬
site
zoning
$20,000
store
'
M
of
store
new
"Paine,
Webber,
Shares
Jackson
accounting,
for
19,000
Raffensperger,
Rodman
Hughes
''
the
date
of
The
as
Association
title
search
to
enable
stock
and
Estimated
it
to
$292 000
travel
268^000
183|000
expenses
the
_
'l89',371
5
—-dl
funds
private
445,101
net
5 219 000
_
contingenciesII_IIZiZI"__HII
*'
'
of
from
the
by
completing
the company
176,000
and
_____
source
The
time.
;
$5,408,371
___x.,
to
meet
of
250,000 shares of
the
set
expenses
follows:
Froceds
racing
1961.
of
forming
the
and
in
cost
of
source
first
sale
shares
proceeds
of
from
class
the
B
sale
class
forth
stock
of
above
Editor.
of
$1,504 451
the
3,903^920
units
$5,408,371
Of
the
shown
expenses
above,
approximately
Unf 30' 1961- Payment
of
f'alm &Hh
the
from
private sale
the
$1,246,400
has
been
on
hand
was made from the funds
company's securities.
to
frr.™
the
terms
and
conditions
of
the
underwriters named below, acting through
representative, have severally agreed to purchase
tv,
foliows^°mPany
number of ""its set forth opposite
Units
fk (?r! Fnller if1
-"
d
ki
3,890
i, &TMeeds—
»
Co.,
Inc.
&
Renshaw__'
Stiver
&
H.
—V.
&
Jefferson
the SEC
St.,
7,500
oper.
Conn.,
July 27 covering
on
Inc.
filed
120,000
a
The
registration
organized
under
operation
the
Norwalk,
3tore
a
that
of
Railway
oper.
shares
of
law
statement
in
Conn,
also
had
been
1961.
which
three
operated
in
are
Norwalk
until
of
and
area
certain
$12,500
storage
as
a
space
security
in
to
shares- of
working
certain
capital. '
its
deposit
4
Riverside
with
the
'
Dorothy-
Bennett,;
his
,,
,
wife
150
Bishop
&
110
100;
100
.
100
* ...100
Co
100
,
'
.
and
Maine—Earnings—
1961—Month-^-1960
$444,868
from ry. opers.
$65,739
;
1961^—6 Mos.—1960
inc
oper.
194,
p.
$82,228
*15,586
.
'
112.
$4,979,329;
362,640
10,161
-
$4 987 727
2,534,374
2,728,684
$2,444,955
,
1,707,720
>
$2,259,04,
1,558,53{
.
company
' '
Electronics—Class
A Capital Stock
Offered—
July 19, 1961 offering circular, the com¬
offered, without underwriting, 30,000 shares of its
class
A
a
capital stock at $9.50
per share.
Proceeds will
organizational expenses, salaries,
equipment,
and for other
corporate purposes.
Palo
whose
company,
Alto,
Calif.,
—V.
194,
address
is
201
Town
and
Country Village,
for the research,
development, and
military electronic systems and equipment.
organized
wa,s
production of industrial
and
215.
p.
Caressa, Inc.—Common Registered—This
company, of
N. W. 37th Ave.,
Miami, Fla., filed a registration
5300
statement with the Securities and
Exchange Commission
on
Aug. 2, covering 150,000 shares of 500
mon
stock.
An
underwriting
par
value
group headed by
com¬
Shearson,
Hammill & Co. will offer 75,000 shares for the
company
and 75,000 shares for the account of the
company's sole
stockholder. This will be the first public
offering of the
company's
Net
notes,
corporate
With
a
line
shares.
proceeds
standing
.
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock, of which Carl Bennett, President
and
Lines in
312,596
.
be used for
common
Chairman,
150-
Inc._~
'*
expenses-
railway
pany
its
at Brookfield,
conversion
Smith,
$378,335
Carco
temporary
fire on April 17,
1961. A new Norwalk store which
intends to open in November 1961 is being built on
the
rev.
The
January,
stores,
area
Co.,
200
Pacific
Pursuant to
.
Delaware
retail
&
Simon
regis¬
for publlfe sale at $5 p.er share. The
all or none basis through underwriters
&. Co.,. which wilj' receive a 42V2fc per share
expenses.
K.
G B. Richard & Co
11,000
an
for
Co.-
Griffith, Inc._________
Bbenning & Co.
Draper, Sears & Co.i
Hodgdon & Co., Inc.___IT
revenue—
♦Deficit.—V.
Stamford,
&
2004.
p.
175
:
M.
240
Tnc
Railway
Co.
l.
250
7r°-----------Writer &
Period End. June 30—
4,500
;
Walker
Friedrichs
Stetson,
w
193,
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
310
_______
Canadian
4,500
Co
McDowell
G.
Inc.
_
Pet®rs<
4,500
Straus, Blosser &
4,500
Co.,
&
'
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
400
_________
&
Cohu
TTnitc
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
425
Johnson
Winslow,
their names,
„
500
Inc.____
&_Co.___
Hugh
..
700
MViha^^if?*'t^nC'Ti
Valley Investing
Janov
.
its
of
to
the
for
company
will
of
expansion
be
the
used
to
business,
retire
and
several
for
out¬
general
purposes.
subsidiary,
unlined,
Caressa
light-weight
of
Haiti
women's
Corp., S.
shoes
A.,'Caressa
which
produces
generally
retail
-
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N, Y„ REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
a week
[every Thursday-'(general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
Published twice
exchange,
remittance
is
A
&
Inc.j:____
•
selling
Board
'
any
approved
completed
consolidated
of
insurance
and;
""
•
^r'-^nsen
the
addition
In
have
September,
track
race
not
of
have
4,300,000
Total
&
Curtis
•
-
4,500
69
the
the, company's
and
to
in
;
'
-
and
into
400,000
shares
costs
%
lessor of such store. The remainder of the net proceeds will be added
to
60,000
warrants.
Subtotal
forth
old Norwalk store. The company also intends to open
Connv late in. 1961 and, subject to a change
the availability of mortgage financing, to open another
new
store in Bridgeport, Conn.
Of the net proceeds from the stock
sale, estimated at $500,000,
the company plans to use $245,000 in
connection with the opening of the new store at Brookfield, $50,000
for
the
construction
and
furnishing
of its
new
executive
offices,
a
occur
is
from
commission
Working.; capital
Net
was
in
company
the
conversion
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
Morrissey,
the
com¬
are set
'
7,500
_'
with
in
and
the
is
proportionately,
•
fee.
foreign
of
representatives,
underwriter
•
Saunders,
$7,000
NOTE:
account
490,680 shs.
the
are
•
,
7,500
on
Street, Chicago 3. Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1961 by
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories
On
Outstanding
;
coihmon shares which underlie five-year warrants sold
for
in
which
■
estate
28,
offered
company
engaged
the
plastic ..boxes
diverse
track
costs
as
July
on
underwriters, for whom
each
Co.,
made
Haupt
Ira
12,000
destruction
This
Ave., Chicago, filed
a registration statement with the SEC on
July 25 cover¬
ing 70,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for pub¬
lic sale at $5 per share.
The offering will be made on
an
all or none basis by D. E. Liederman & Co., Inc.,
which will
receive a 500 per share commission
and
$15,500 for expenses.
The registration statement also
includes 21,000 outstanding common shares which the
company's principal stockholder sold to the underwriter
for an aggregate of $14,000.
/
' " """ '*The
by
substitutes
—
company, of 1650-1658 North Damen
and
real
for
fees
J
follows:
as
commonly referred to
as
"discount houses." The company now operates one store in Port
Chester, N. Y.,
and
another in Riverside, Conn., as well as three
dividends
Common Registered
which
4,500
to, be
be
finder's
a
is
small
Bradley Industries, Inc.
race
and
of
expect
will
operable
an
requirements
meeting:
race
not
estimated
financial
a
Legal,
Plaza,
principal -underwriter for $120, exercisable at $5 per share.
underwriters have agreed to deliver 600 shares to Malcolm Wein
The
It
3.
p.
of
the
if
the
publishing
the
The
redemption on Sept. 1, 1961, all of
cumulative preferred stocks as follows:
share,
will
commission 'and
includes
and 4%%
$105.
Simmons
11,000
Co._
of
stock,
offering
as
company has
outstanding 4'/4%
&
statement
common
'
each.
The
is
Architect's
111.
company
selling stockholders
40,090
Inc.__;
company
tration
-
outstanding
60,000
reserved
exercise
Commission
below
Equipment
Net
Bell & Howell Co.—To Redeem Preferred—
its
the
Racing
been
opening of the Association's
expects
deferred
State
Building
p.*2663.
to
414% ' issue,
be
may
the
does
company
anticipated
company
construction
Caldor, Inc.—Common Registered—
Dobin,-'Presi¬
each' and propose-
40%
Co.
Wells
193,
This
to
:
&
shares
40,090
___4__'____-r-____-
—V.
selling
added
:_
Co._'_________l__
Mullaney,
dis¬
;
has
Woodstock,
the
several
.
Simmons
&
Illinois
The
by
X'V'
Solomon
own
the
the
from
Inc._
Co.'
&
Inc.
inventory and
loans made
by
Ellis
of
the
of
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
incurred
to
&
Ellis
repay
company
which
been
owned
.
the
1960
Blunt
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
Cruttenden,- Podesta & Co.'
reduce
in
at
of
■
Bache
60,000
respectively,
upon
the
forth
have
stock,
the
York
Set
and
B
issuance
until
opening
New
and
financing,
and
1,000,000 shs.
names
number
purchase
Blunt
of, the
$175,000
proceeds,
%
-
had
to
wholly
it
to
Inc.-and
respective
Loewi
a
cost
the
store;
$54,000
is
such
company.
of
incurred
be
and
indebtedness,
common
shares
of
$300,000
part
loans- madev to
to
or
which
remainder
working capital, of -the
In
to
corporation
a
there;
pay
Lawrence
new
concession;
for
in
tp
stockholders,
fixtures
it
.
repay
charge .accounts payable
to
store
incurred
is
present offering, is
Shares
company's sale of additional stock, the company, plans to use $300,000
to discharge accounts' payable incurred in the' construction of a new
bank
class
for
shares
which
■
the
from
plant
capitalization
value)
par
below:
factory
a
441,849
and
reserved
season
outstanding
Prudential
ject to the. conditions set forth in the purchase agreement,
The company
outlet
and
Mohawk
in
October
(no
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
the principal underwriter I (including 2,500 shares
and
Mufray Rosner for services as a. finder), at $2.50. per share.
to
manufacturing
at
-rAuthorized
Common
shares
common
its
and
'
,
purchase shares of class
at $5 per share
stock
revenue
officials
Servicf-j povprl ,,£0^9^
sales are
the
of
CAPITALIZATION—The
sold
be
$3,000
445,101 shs.
to
un^rwiiting agreement, the
office
which will not be affected by the
shares
300,000
The
sioh.
498,150 shs.
500,000 shs.
a
company's
$4,000,000
par)
_
the
executive
Chicago,
whose address is Rockaway Turnpike, North Lawrence,
I., New York,-filed a registration-statement with
covering
$4,000,000
(lc
? :'V
\V
!
Brown Manufacturing Co.^Common Offered
80%
before
or
stock
debentures
direc¬
industry.
The
on
1966)
B
f500,000
in
About
Outstanding
due
tl,500,000 shs.
A
company is an Illinois corporation, engaged prin¬
the manufacture and sale of photo-mechanical equipment,
including large scale precision cameras for four color separation work.
111.
p.
FINANCING
par)
Preferred—
Webster
PRESENT
com¬
(lc
for
of
TO
the'
the
upon
stock
315. !
p.
99%
by
will increase
comnany
over
region
construction
operated
A
used
15.3%
this
After
28.6%
own
be
years
and
17.3%,
acquire
EFFECT
debentures,
fund
10,
Warrants
Act
be
management
stock.
A
will
group
a
owned
and
to
under
Class
N.
Y. had outstanding, in
addition
class A and 25,000 class B common
Laidhold,
President,
Lester
Feierstein,
a
the
23%
officials as
company
made
Bargain Town, U. S. A., Inc.—Common Registered—
GIVING
The
company.
as
Finger Lakes
will
(the
thoroughbred
Warrants:
and the balance for additional working
Mendelson,
of
the
so
track
of
stock
corporation
Class
further
will
from
(convertible
1976
BUSINESS—The
:
lease
the
recrea¬
York State Racing
New
the
the1
capital
conduct
track
race
a
motels
constructed,
in
debt:
sinking
May
Y.
N.
the
York
was
related
hotels,
of
facilities
venture
of
City,
recreational
such
Capital stock:
securities
of
financing
from
7%
the
Securities
the
has
in
Authorized
Rico.
Brite
$1,540,622
during
this
Y.
Puerto
of
81'A%
of Canandaigua in
company
completion,
upon
under
Long-term
Rico.
in
prospectus
under
registration
from
sheet
The
Puerto
engaged
in
first
site approved by the
a
City
The
York
engage
operation
its
stock¬
and
and "Pennsylvania.
business
balance
N.
of
been
and
New
to
enterprises;
recreational
As
acquired
equity in the Association
pletion of this offering.
conduct
cipally
Proposed Sale—'■
See
Credit
has
the
near
company.
its
July 28, 1961 offering circular, Loewi &
Co., Inc., Milwaukee, and Blunt Ellis & Simmons, Chi¬
cago, publicly offered 170,680 shares of this firm's com¬
mon stock at $7 per share.
Proceeds will go to the sell¬
ing stockholders and no portion thereof will be received
by the company.
6,805,729
$1,406,308
directors
New Jersey
liability
Brite
to
Sta^e.
site;
Association
Y.
shares
and
this
on
the
near
York
New
•
$8,275,682
6,529,009
*$68,622
"$79,827
inc.
oper.
$7,935,317
by
$181,212.
proceeds
Norman
owned
group
—V.
Mos.—'1960
787,330
'
N.
or
company
CAPITALIZATION
such
the
from
Net
Henry
(W. A..)
$718,708
900,630
and
—Pursuant to
1961—6
in
of
without
loans
respectively,
of
shares
Brite
Potonia
of
warrants
common
related
construction
at
meetings on
race
Commission
redemption on Aug. 21, 1961, all of
its outstanding 6.40% cumulative preferred stock at $108.43 per share,
plus accrued dividends of $1.43 per share.
Immediate payment will
the
and
Berlind,
and
York,
contingent
Brockton Edison
On
(about
which
of
The
of,
company.
for
a
r
$820,803
expenses.
from ry. opers.
rev.
a
1961),
had,.been, exchanged
1607, 2218.
'
; ';> i ..:i-
1961—Month—1960
revenue
oper,
made
17,
the
railroad
similar
offer,
horse
Land,
corporation.
continuation
of
10,000
the
Broadway,
and
Lakes Racing Association, Inc., a New
"Association"),
which
has
the
franchise
to
stock.
Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
Bangor &
Railway oper.
of
(Feb.
.
Period End. June 30—
-
the
underlie
field,
26
New York law
Finger
which
dollar
30,
1961, Brite
indebtedness,
16,039
management
shares
company
shares
company
corporation.—V.JvJ.9'2,vpp.
the
railroad
owned by
with, and in
now
connection
terminated
offer
Such
reorganization
corporate
railroad
the
*of
Bangor,
28
two-for-one
on
constitute
offer
of
July
on
tional
common
of
located
operated by the
PROCEEDS—The
IC.8%,
Me.,
filed a registration statement
covering 34,498 shares of common stock.
The
said
corporation proposes to offer this stock in exchange for
17,249 shares of common capital stock of Bangor & Aroostook Rail¬
corporation,
the
(5)
1961
consolidated
deficit
resulted
1961.
which
Planned
1955
New
engaged
April
director,
This
in
in
the
company
31,
various
shares
Bangor & Aroostook Corf}.—Reorganization Plan—
with
have
short-term
of
As
to
♦Deficit.—V.
subsidiary
been
1961,
July
in
certain other persons,
and
B
for
capital.
34,928,843
1,875,319
inc.
operating
ry.
6,345,221
*824,183
operations
Net
its
possible
a
July
class
debentures,
2V2
of
or
under
activities
include
may
owned
of
company,
1960
14,
restaurants
or
the outstanding stock of Brite N. Y.
(participations)
of
joint venturers with
organized
has
the
basis
Oct.
on
entertainment
enterprises
(2)
acquire
business
accumulated
repay
tors
Net
to
interests
and
may
by
ended
the
debentures
and
to Carter,
share.
per
organized
Y.
N.
30,
that
of
$
_
30,329,023
32 971.724 163,480,831 201,203,271
26,015,781
26,626,503
146,623,536 166,274,428
operating revenue__
Ry.
an
sale
amendment,
dollar
a
outstanding
sold
$5
at
was
was
April
on
shares
common
Participations,
warrant
a
subsidiary
at
like
of
exchange,
the
of
said
finance
shows
RK.—Earnings—
in
public
and
of Brite Universal,
York
100,000
holders
of
company
consumer
Its
& Ohio
to
Brite
of
for
by
formed
10%
of
Offered—
8,000 units at $556.10 per unit. Each unit
$500 principal amount of debentures and
of
BUSINESS—The
31,
basis,
of Brite N. Y., and $890,459 in exchange
Participations
(participating interests) with
wholly-owned subsidiary,
Planned
Credit
of
its
(4)
exercisable
-
As
Baltimore
offered
be
supplied
$1,847,804
(3)
for
and
company
Brite
450
each
Y.,
participation
said
250
__
111.
p.
$1,000,000
corporation, on
outstanding class A and
offered
Inc.,
underlie
$100,
holders
Co.__
&
to
be
to
and
Corp.—Securities
30 shares of class A stock.
cor¬
debentures
holders
to
The
450
Y.
issued
be
for
450
I.
Co
&
Witter
for
basis
same
which
250
Barney
William
450
250
:
250
&
—_
__;
1966,
New
a
be
outstanding
the
.
&
stock
common
prices
N.
to
are
for
250
Corp.
Co.,
Inc.
Co.__
of
due
at
Y."),
Brite
of
on
& Co
Stone & Webster Securities
250
Hayden, Stone & Co
$957,345
450
Jackson
Hammill
&
N.
shares
company
share
ZTZ
Shearson,
__
debentures
("Brite
250
250
___
Reynolds & Co., Inc
Se¬
__
Inc
._
&
Webber,
Curtis
250
Co.,
Brothers
Moseley
450
&
Inc.
600
•
Langley & Co.
S.
250
Co.
C.
Co
&
shares
100,000
underwriting!
450
Weeks_____
&
Hutton
•
Inc._
Co.,
Dodge &
Dominick
E.
250
Blyth
G.
Hornblower
W.
250
Co
441 Lexington Ave., New York, a Delaware
registration statement with the SEC on July
a
108,365 common shares to be offered to stocknolders
(000's omitted)
$2,250
Allyn & Co., Inc.___
&
(1)
subordinated
(without
Forgan
C.
Bache
filed
covering
Inc.—Debentures—Common Reg'd—
of
company
poration,
Amount
(000's omitted)
A.
un¬
to
Amount
A.
the
severally, but not
debentures set opposite its
of
amount
conditions
and
below:
name
in
sold
were
420.
p.
rejectors.
Brite Universal,
Greenwich, Inc.
a July
31, 1961 prospectus, S. D. Fuller &
Co., New York City, and associates publicly offered
$4,000,000 of this firm's 7% sinking fund debentures due
1976, and 240,000 shares of class A stock. The securities
of
value
194,
of
Pursuant to
and
outstanding
book
30
Caldor
Canandaigua Enterprises
•
,
the
with
and
used
capital
'
.
stock
for
and
indebtedness,
common
share,
per
plant,
new
a
purposes.
to
shares
of
3
Treasurer,
(7.8% ) as
toys,
as
and
jewelry, and
to
industrial
con¬
for
the
storage
and
transportation
of
loans
from
Morris
Nozette,
president,
and
members
of
family, incurred for woroking capital, to discharge indebtedness
Automatic
Molded
Plastics
Co.,
Inc.,
to
purchase
additional
to
has
company
polystyrene.
clear
them
use
repay
his
a
A.
wihch
parts.
to
(527)'
handkerchiefs
cerns
on
and
of
which
pens,
small
the
company
the
principally
manufacturers
food
controlling interest and subsequently acquired
outstanding common stock of Commercial Dis¬
count Corp. and on Jan. 13, 1961 it acquired in excess of 99%
of the
capital stock of Hubshman Factors Corp. These firms are engaged in
financing the operations of business firms. Through the purchase on
Aug.
made
are
-
of
acquisition
aid
an
subsidiaries,
liquids
cold
'
-
-
the
the
by
Inc.
its
by
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
into
Dusiness
Service,
Food
manufactured
.
.
dispensing
:
us
contract
and
Nationwide
of
1960
cups
for
machines.
vending
own
company
service
16,
produce
to
division
sale
194
for
Members
of
Pan-American
Union,
$65.00 per year;
in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
-
-
$10
from
it manufactures bear t*e
the company's own sales
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
its
manufacturing
plants
Miami
in
in
and
Ry.
Net
operating
1961—Month—1960
expenses
from
revenue
—V.
—
194,
$99,180
43,181
$81,005
19,724
-
$507,364
153,413
corporation
shares
common
Securities
The
July
on
50
(par
to be used
are
Commission—
Net
operating
ry.
—V.
$442,804- $3,062,590
177,666
123,971
inc.—
1,192,121
expenses
3,578,348
operating
Ry.
6,758,267
$612,693
$515,442
$3,829,029
$3,583,194
531,889
443,111
3,162,721
from
—
21,693,650
from
revenue
21,842,037
$1,043,385.
154,924
Net
inc.—
operating
ry.
194,
♦Deficit.—V.
$2,821,673
*2,856,362
$4,264,007
*834,960
Common Registered
of
shares
66.4%,
cials
a
t.72.3%
Richard
which
of*
23.5%,
outstanding
the
underwriter
the
stock
and
own
is
will
that it
announced
the
to
194,
placed
board
Sutro
in
writer
by
its
sale
&
to
are
the
stock
for
best efforts
will receive
a
shares
21,500
at.
at
$6
share.
per
holds
the
of
Board
options
on
stock,
and
B
and
additional
held
shares
&
H.
James
10,000
The
revenue—
$443,202
Railway
oper.
expenses.
191,721
from ry. opers.
194, p. 4.
term
in
the sale of these notes
175,416
1,273,768
1,030,397
$251,481
$84,223
$763,679
$994,813
23,920
r274,171
355,893
bank
will
loan
be
to
used
retire
interim
bank
loans
Division
of
Chesebrough-Pond's
Inc.
manufactures
and
on
kets
on
world-wide
a
deodorants,
product
Pond's.—V.
Northam
of
193,
nail
Cutex
cosmetics
Sage
Peggy
and
line
basis
Warren
and
manicure
complements
104.
pi
products,
care
that
The
v.";.
&
Also
Theatres
194,
421.
p.
Puerto
of
'
a
movie
1961—Month—1960
<J»
operating
Ry.
revenue—
operating
expenses
17,239.023
of
$
20,175,906
$
123.028;828
120.332,221
17,021,986
97,778,403
In
of
two
the
Rico, Inc.—Com¬
;
'
from
revenue
for
in
to
Of
and
the
the
$418,648
exercisable
of
Of
3,735.662
operations
Net
ry.
—V.
operating
194,
p.
inc
3.153,920
1,301,762
4.
'
25,250,425
21,705,956
1,013,173
'• ■-
8,693,326
7,954,430
purchase
They
two
and
movie
of
and
Period End. June 30—
1961—Month—1960
Railway
oper.
revenue^
$2,634,821
Railway
opeiv-expenses.
2,023,781
Net
Net
1,991,737
from ry. opers.
$611,110
163,597
11,563,154
$678,346
railway oper. inc.—
163,488
rev.
suant
proceeds
of
11,634,236
$3,440,153
$4,683,533
737,816
1,323,465
~
—V. 194, p. 112.
Chicago
&
Illinois
Period End. June 30—
Midland
Ry.—Earnings—
sell.
to
propose
other
for
the
conversion
persons
25,000
18,750
and
sell
to
propose
6,250
shares,
respec¬
shares.
-*1961—6 Mos —i960
State
$606,425
$3,916,419
tion
Railway
oper.
revenue—
Railway
oper.
expenses..
437,063
391,812
2,557,257
2,310,813
Net rev. from ry. opers.
$169,362
$103,106
$1,359,162
$1,436,400
18,617
507,391
$3,747,213
of
New
from
—V.
railway
194,
p.
oper.
inc.—
50,060
\
548,489
which
i£
$
$
at
Railway
oper.
revenue—
18,562,717
19,011,723
104,696,109
expenses-
14,690,210
16,297,457
87,306,511
3,872,507
2,714,266
17,383,598
♦33,697
2,146,901
mechanical
radios,
the
in
stocks
company
Road,
The
year.
has
company
the
It
and
is
the
engaged
smaller
characteristics
laws
the
in
in
the
of
importa¬
with
components
essential
and
sells
Baldwin,
premises
the
to
N.
warehouse
a
Y.,
at
consists
rent
rate
same
GIVING
from
I.,
space
option
an
at
L.
the
an
of
3,000
additional
per
PRESENT
feet,
square
6,000
of
square
foot.
TO
EFFECT
by
rent
♦Deficit.—V.
194,
p.
p.
FINANCING
suant to
Chicago
&
North Western
Period End. June 30—
Net
Net
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$
$
$
oper,
revenue—
19,270,364
18,691,623
103,772,580
110,306,226
oper.
expenses-
14,773,406
16,533,121
88,369,599
95,920,213
rev.
from ry. opers.
railway
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
inc.—
194,
p.
4,496,958
2,158,502
1,961,365
121,834
15,402,981
*
14,386,013
1,276,684
cf
*341,833
&
Pacific
RR.-
1961—Month—1960
$
$
-Earnings—
of
1961- -6 Mos.—1960
$
$
Railway
oper.
revenue—
20,172,692
21,217,233
101,048,745
108,761 280
Railway
oper.
expenses-
14,427,627
15,846,191
80,744,543
85,590.817
from ry. opers.
5,745,065
5,371,042
23,304.202
23,170,463
—V.
rev.
railway
134,
p.
oper.
inc.—
112.
1,454,941
1,363,335
4,690,901
The
,
4,731,814
of
Florida
located
dale,
Net
150,000 shs.
.
an
BUSINESS—The
are
Chicago, Rock Island
Net
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
—„—
by the company for plant expansion, repayment
loans, inventory and working capital.
State
April
on
Southwest
2,
1954.
44ih
the
reinforced
State
of
functional
grilles
and
Its
Avenue
'
steel
structural,
as
incorporated
was
is engaged in
company
throughout
items
company
Fla.
precast
are
at
"
the
Florida..
facades
the
laws
facilities
and
the
offices
'
•
buildihgs
These
decorative
in
of
Road, Fort Lauder¬
design, manufacture and
concrete
and
under
plant
and Griffin
and
products,
in
various
installation
building
while
purpose
patterns
and
and
colors
function,
trustee,
City,
and
an¬
5.
p.
products
durability
Registered—
registration
a
statement
with
can
and
be
envisioned
in
attractiveness,
all
these
to
purchase 300,000
three-fifths of
of
share
each
of
shares
900
Mobilife
of
Charles
share
Utilities
Consumers
Mobilife
Ehrmann,
Similar
to
two
rights
at
common
its
oi
employees;
respectively.
The offeringshare; and Golkin, Bomback & Co. will under¬
per
all"
an
on
L.
of Consumers
of Consumers
shares
a
corn,v">"\
for
basis,
none
or
will
it
which
receive
for expenses. In addition,
agreed to grant the underwriter one-year options
to
10,000 shares of Mobilife common at $3 per share and 5,000
share commission plus $7,500
Consumers
Utilities
Utilities
stock
$1
at
share.
per
(formerly
construction
Florida.
E.
Paul
they
14.5%
and
Faske
McDonald
and
13.9%,
is
President
Vice-President,
also
are
and
of
15.5%
-
and
own,
respec¬
stock.
outstanding
its
Secretary-
Adler
Mobilife
of
Chairman,
Board
and
Sydney
and
officers
Cramer Electronics, Inc.—Common
Registered—
Street, Boston, tiled a registration
July 27 covering 150,003 shares of common
stock, of which 107,250 are to be offered lor public sale by the com¬
pany
and
42,750, being outstanding stock,
by the
present holders
thereof. The stock is to be offered on an all or none basis through
underwriters headed by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoedes & Co., and the offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
with
the
industrial
SEC
on
primarily in the distribution of electronic
in t.,e New England area - (primarily to
engaged
is
company
components
Sll.Boylston
of
company,
statement
equipment
and
customers
trade
at
manufacturers).
Of.the.net
$445,000
used
tory
to
will
and
be
other
corporate
the
capital
and
37.41%
and
of
England
remaining
locations
First
48,000
shares
shares
are
inven¬
The balance will be added
will be available for any proper
will be used to purchase office and
and
25.12%.
owns
for
incurred
and
to
obligations
discharge
of one location. The company now has
shares, of which Abraham Cramer owns
common
wife
his
18,750
by
the
various
additional stock,
suggested
its sale of
indebtedness
purposes.
$100,000
acquisition
443,250
of
bank
equipment at several
outstanding
New
discounts
proceeds
retire
of the company
purposes;
in
assumed
to
working
general funds
warehouse
-
Creative
This
with
to
to
be
Small
and
sold
by
Investment
Business
sell
to
proposes
Corp.
24,000.
The
holders.
five other
Playthings, Inc.—Common Registered—
of
company,
the
be
SEC
offered
Cranbury,
July
on
for
N.
filed
J.,
23
covering 100,000
sale on an all or
public
a
registration
shares
none
of
statement
stock,
common
basis' through
G.
A.
Becker
&
Co.,
Inc.,
and
Semple, Jacobs
&
Co.,
Inc.
The
public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The
company is engaged principally in the development, production
sale of equipment and materials used in the education of children
pre-school,
kindergarten
and
elementary school age. It is con¬
ducting a research program looking to the development of student
laboratory material and teaching aids for integrated curricula;
and
it
also
markets
school
oriented
play equipment intended
to build
readiness for learning for the pre-primary child, and a line of "sculp¬
tured" playground equipment and school furniture. Of the net proceeds
and
of
the sale of stock, $450,000 will be used to finance the research and
;developmxnt program, $150,000 to expand warehouse facilities, $110,000
repay loans from officers and directors and the balance for working
capital.
In additional to certain indebtedness, the company now has
to
outstanding 353,10.0 common shares, of which 48.3% each is owned by
Frank Caplan, President and Bernard M.
Barenholtz, Vice-President.
areas
because
concrete
Denver
of
products
their
are
Real
Estate
Offered—Pursuant
Investment Association
to
—
Shares
July 26, 1961 prospectus, Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc., and Boettcher & Co., Den¬
ver, publicly offered
800,000 shares of this company's
stock at $10 per share.
Proceeds will be used by the
for
company
1961.
of
The
pate
Colorado
The
real
not
ment
a
designed to
in
large
and
to
the
the
investment
Federal
real
in
to
this
trust
Trust
is
investors
diversi'ied
Internal
estate
of
Trust
offer
normally available
estate
qualified
of
is
jointly
manner
of
business
a
Declaration
a
office
,
is
company
under
principal
Trust
a
investment.
BUSINESS—The
laws
for
enhancing building exteriors,
balcony
railings,
fences, louver walls,
roof
slabs,
carports,
curtain
falls,' bent franees, clothes poles and
buildings,
all of precast
concrete.
While
the
widespread use
these
of
has
of
Tiiis
~
products
economical,
include such
even
of
194,
filed
Fla.,
the rate
and
acquisition,
tively,
be used
4
Period End. June 30—
par )
Aug. 1, 1961 offering circular, "A. M. Snulman
& Co., Inc., 37 Wall Street, New York
City, publicly of¬
fered 75,000 shares of this company's common stock at
$4 per share. Net proceeds, estimated at $222,000, will
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
$
Railway
Railway
(10 cent
1899.
Concrete Designs, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pur¬
4.
redemption.
of
974,688
stock
193,
York
New
1961.—V.
100.60%
of
im¬
manu¬
rented
annual
an
Authorized
Common
—V.
Co,
24,
being ofiored by
$1
at
per
Treasurer;
printed
warehouse
CAPITALIZATION
16,300,694
1,310,248
1°60.
94,585,030
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net railway oper. inc.—
15.
lighter
110,885,724
oper.
a
and
$
Railway
and
transistor
Foxhurst
3
feet
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$
of
East
under
Such
the
$1,740
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earns.—
1961—Month—1960
March
on
Far
organized
was
circuitry
and
other
related
components
include earphones,
pply.-carbonate
con¬
densers, batteries, loudspeakers, tubes, resistors and miniature speakers,
devices.
4.
Period End. June 30—
of
company
York
the
proved electrical
facture
Net
a
BUSINESS—The
1961—Month—1960
$494,918
to
Trust
and
are
offering
of
the
State
the
for
$200,000
use
$200,000
made
the
cents
Franklin
450,000
its sale
July 21, 1961 offering circular, Fund Plan¬
ning, Inc., New York City, publicly offered 60,000 shares
of this firm's common stock at
$3.50 per share. The of¬
fering was oversubscribed. Net proceeds, estimated at
$160,000, will be used by the company for the repayment
of debt, advertising,
inventory expansion, and working
capital.
'
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$2,670,083 $15,008,307 $16,317,769
at
redeemed will be selected
Gulf Development Corp.) is engaged
operation of water-treatment and
sewage-disposal
plants
and
water-distribution and
sewage-collection
systems, located in suburban areas, outside municipal limits,, in the
related
Components Specialties, Inc.—Common Offered—Pur¬
V-"
Redemption—
parts thereof, to be
rights
at
for
1,500
Consumers
in
38
outstanding
net
to
proposes
theatre,
be
shares
share.
operation
Rico
to
10
The
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
30,000
have authorized the redemption by sinking
of $4,411,000 princioal amount of the
of Sarasota,
Petrides
A.
purchase
shares
per
the
tively;
Inc
1961,
Aug.
the
price
same
Mobilife
under¬
$10
and
has
it
per
the
leased
President.
Shares
Bruno-Lenchener,
on
effective,
James
a
Willisshare.
R.
2,500
of
at
Puerto
estimated
company
$1
(partner
"management
the
of
J.
additional
an
Nissan
indebtedness,
drive-in
a
$25
by
theatres
into
"de
luxe"
theatres
(includihg addition
conditioning), and the balance for general corporate purposes.
outstanding stock, 225,000 shares are owned by Rafael Ramos
Cobian, President,, and
153,750
bv
Victor
Carradv,
Executive
Vice-
98,626,265
ry.
such
follows;
as
Mobilife proposes to grant the holders of the 500,000 outstanding
common
stock of record on the date this statement be¬
write
of. air
Neb
City
common
is
V
headed
commission
a
are
James
Commonwealth
addition
of
receive
to
fee
stock,
additional
■
construction
1,
or
about
or
common,
to
for
public
sale by
the*
stock, by the present holders
public sale at $10 per share
for
underwriters
statement
engaged
in
shares.
common
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$"
20,974,685
activities.
will
sold
finder's
is
offered
through
the
option,
company
theatres
Oct.
National
Utilities
offered
outstanding
be
basis
in
an
as
to
be
to
are
being
is
which
Beane,
included
the
each
are
50,000
company
on
Utilities
•
/
50,000
none
writer)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
or
of
names
which
company
July 27 covering 302,400 outstanding shares of common
According to the prospectus, Mobilife Corp. of Bradenton, Fla.,
all
of
the
500,000 outstanding
shares
of Consumers
Utilities
stock.
Corp.—Subsidiary Sold—
below.—V.
Co.,
50,000,
stock
underlying
The
Ry:
which
and
The
all
an
ton
Chesebrough
'
■
Odo-ro-no
products.
of
of
thereof.
the
company,
comes
company of Santurce, Puerto Rico, filed
a
registration state¬
with
the SEC on
July 28, covering 100,000 shares of common
company
mar¬
of
on
SEC
owns
J-
Registered—
stock,
The Northam
acquiring the world wide interest of Northam Warren.
Warren
incurred
The
shares
shares'of its
Solvents
Alkali
Commonwealth
ment
A
from the
Consumers Utilities Corp.—Common
This
the
$5,000,000
a
A
class
90,000
Inc.—_
particular bonds,
the
privately $10,-
together with
class
of
purchase
2541.
p.
First
'
$2,268,581
This
proceeds-from
Co.,
operation
The
by
$1,794,076
I)
mon
stock.
the
number
company's first mortgage bonds 4.%% series due 1987
the principal amount and accrued interest to the date
;v,i
Diamond
purchase
the
agreed to
Consumers Power Co.—Partial
under¬
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$259,639
428.
See
to
and
&
Directors
fund
amounts
President.
100,870
000,000 of 5% promissory notes due 1976 through Leh¬
man Brothers, New York City.
The
193,
stock.
rev.
company
has entered
into
an
agreement
& Co.,
Inc., as representative of the underwriters
pursuant
to
which
the
underwriters
have
made
a
has
Treat
—V.
equal
Cobb,
degrees.
350
ended March
while for year
Upon completion of
quarter
$505,815,
Shares
company
the
the
of
$1,905,449.
were
available
Treat
below,
commitment
Amos
shares.
1961—Month—1960-■
oper.
Net
sales
net
1960,
to
temperatures
sales
net
had
is
practical length
produced by con¬
and colors, and with¬
any
sizes
designs
35
acids and
CAPITALIZATION—For
Inc.
of
sheet
of
in
comes
grease
"Conolite"
use.
sheets
in
or
number
Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—
Feriod End. June 30—
Railway
—V.
31,
and
nounced
Colorado
AND
underwriters
expand its
by
in
held
common
business
equipment,
financing, oustanding capitalization of the company will
170,000 shares of class A stock; 195,100 shares of class B
$300,000 of a 5%
five-year promissory note.
underwriter
$507,187.50,
at
outlets
corporate purposes.
common
Chairman,
an
estimated
sales
and
stores
class
It
presses.
water,
industrial
coils
or
limited
Golkin, Bomback & Co.—
general
21,500
shares
rolls
Conolite,
Amos
firm
$40,000
A
the
'
agreed to issue
purchase of an addi¬
the
for
decorative
the
type
of
named
share.
per
for moving
and installing
working capital.
UNDERWRITERS—The
with
from
acquired
cent
one
for
company
with headquarters at Milwaukee. Wis.,
laminate produced in a wide variety of reinforc¬
for
in
Dec.
location
and
current
consist
of
shares
offered
be
ended
plant
equipment
surface
boiling
1961,
31,
from stockholders;
new
a
continuous
than
ventional
owns
p.
long
stands
Co.
additional
for
and
200,000
Cobbs,
of
additional
open
outstanding
and
Henry
Each
to
hard
materials
rather
the company has
initially
Bros.
150,000
underwriter
chairman
underwriter
exercisable
to
business
Commercial
has
are
registra¬
a
to
new
BUSINESS—The
a
loans
repay
Inc.
purchase of
ing
share. After sale of such shares,
per
additional
an
and
filed
made on
The
Co.
128,500 shares,
shares,
of
used
mail
has
now
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc.—Notes Placed Privately—The
company
offer
shares
offering to be
&
Fla.,
covering
27
128,500
the
Kaufmann
president
payable
proceeds
will be
management
offi¬
secretary,
are
an
aggregate of
company.—V.
July
on
stock,
share,
Lubing,
and
the
of
president,
Litt,
Herman
group
stockholders
of
of
Estrig,
vice-president,
98.8%,
Litt
and
Anne
as
sole
the
stock,
warrants
Conolite
the
makes
common
1, 1968. Proceeds
repay ■" indebtedness.
to
used
SEC
this
W.
warrants
20,000
also
direct
under New
management
common
The
of
EARNINGS
:^ale of the
upon
Net
York law in May 1961, the company is a
investment
company
registered
under
the
Investment
Company
Act
of
1940.
Its
primary objective will
be
to
invest
in
those
companies
which have substantial growth pos¬
sibilities
or
in
situations which otherwise
appear
to present poten¬
tial
for
capital appreciation. The company has outstanding 170,001
Organized
closed-end
146,250 shs.
will be used to
,
company is engaged in the business of selling, as luxury items,
candies, preserves and novelties by way of leased city stores,
country stores franchised or company operated, and direct mail sales.
Co., Inc., which
share selling commission.
30C per
Outstanding
j
fruit,
best efforts basis by Edward H. Stern &
a
p.
"Conolite" a laminate used for vertical and horizontal surfaces In the
construction, furniture and aircraft industries and for insulation in
the electrical and electronic
industries.
The balance of the. proceeds
The
This
—
250,000 shares of common stock, to be-^Cfered for public
sale at $2 per share.
The offering wll be made on a
receive
ten
share.
per
be
the
per
Jay
company's
five-year
corporation, of 32 Broadway, New York, filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC
on
July 25 covering
will
3,172,367
.
1, 1962 to June
will
Of
$5
at
underwriter
Also
fee
—
'
buy
of 400 N. E. 79th Street, Miami,
stock.
through
tional
Chermil Capital Corp.
$90
selling commission of 62% cents
a
420.
p.
at
to
warrant
one
Jan.
with
the
$877,814
*18,938
—
FINANCING
J
company,
statement
basis
ry.
operations
PRESENT
1,000,000 shs.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
from the financing will be applied in¬
itially coward the purchase of the assets used by Continental Can Co.,
Inc., at its Milwaukee, Wis. plant for the manufacture and sale of
2432.
the
Net
inc.
sale
p.
public sale
$4,542,976 $24,515,323 $26,106,044
3,499,591
TO
stock.
ry.
Coastal
the
common
1961—6 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
$4 456.162
$10,341,461
6,225,548
Cobbs Fruit & Preserving Co»—Common Registered—
Central RR. Co. of New Jersey—Earnings
revenue—
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$10,054,577
1,u8j,834
carries
193,
This
operating
1961—Month—1960
States Gas Producing Co.—Debentures Placed
of
from
194, p. 4.
Period End. June 30-—
EFFECT
10 cents)
Conolite, Inc.—Class A Stock Offered—Public offering
170,000 shares of this firm's class A stock at $5 per
was
made
Aug. 4 by Amos Treat & Co., Inc.;
Golkin, Bomback & Co. and Bruno-Lenchner, Inc. The
offering marked the first public sale of the company's
$2,924,071
1,073,966
194,
(par
421.
share
$1,605,276
exercisable from
tion
Ry.
3,041,873
112.
p.
shares
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$3,440,953 $20,803,851 $21,824,471
2,998,149
17,741,261
18,900,400
$456,909
537,044
Privately—Aug. 1, 1961, the company announced that it
had sold privately $10,000,000 of 5V2% sinking fund de¬
bentures due March 1, 1980 with warrants. Each $1,000
reduction of mort¬
—V.
—
%
1,056,354
operating
194,
Coastal
ry.
lions
opera
541,714
stock
tend
s
$4,213,083
$1,669,047
debenture
1961—Month—1960
expenses
from
348,661
$1,189,980
expenses
revenue
ry.
—V.
filed a Reg. A covering 80,000
to be offered at $2.50 through Harris
$3,393,589
2,936,680
operating revenue—
revenue
Net
Ry.—Earnings-
period End. June 30—
$743,639
revenue—
operating
operations
Calif.—Files
1961,
for test equipment,
conditions
weather
Authorized
—V.
inc.
GIVING
15,054,150
4.
p.
operating
Ry.
capital.
working
operating
19,
cents)
Central of Georgia
Net
$664,855
250,350
York.
New
Corp.,
proceeds
and
gage
Ry.'
CAPITALIZATION
$19,267,233
15,130,309
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
Net
With Securities and Exchange
The
194,
Rv.
4.
p.
Casa Electronics Corp., West Los Angeles,
Ry.
$16,320,289
2,346,023
$423,254
operating
ry.
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
especially
appreciated
in
climates
where
adversely affect many building products.
■
vy.
Period End. June 30—
inc.—
operating
from
revenue
.
of
$1,604,980
940,125
ry.
operations
ry.
Net
—V.
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$1,499,467
992,103
$267,517
168,337
$256,981
175,976
revenue
operating
Net
Net
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$3,089,662
2,526,892
expenses-
operations
North Western Ry.—Earnings—
--Period End. June 30—
Ry".
$2,950,146-
revenue—
operating
t
1361—Month—1960
Common
Carolina &
Ry
operating
Ry.
Port-au-Prince,
Haiti.
.
to
Period' End. June 30—
department scores aiiu specialty snops.
Tne company
shoes under the trade names "Carina" and "Eleganza."
to
has
Caressa
pair. Most of the shoes
and are sold through
a
trademark
directly
sells
also
$17
to
"Caressa"
force
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(528)
4
real
them
form
is
Revenue
investment
trust
organized
dated
located
an
in
as
Denver,
opportunity
estate
.
under
of
to
the
May
9,
Colo.
partici¬
investments
in
a
special benefit
recent amend¬
Code.
Under
this amendment
is treated for the most part
individually.
afforded
by
A
a
Number
194
Volume
6079
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
income to its shareholders rather than as a taxable
conventional corporations, it is not taxed on any of
it distributes to its shareholders as dividends. The
Trust intends to qualify for this special tax treatment.
as
subject
The
the
tion
ability
and
its
conduct of
a
wisely
risk
all
large extent
and prudently,
to
depend
assets
remove
investment.
of
responsibility
ultimate
the
the
for
not
for
6%
invest¬
all
has
investments
actions.
and
by
will
have
Trustees,
the
at
Trustees
now
perpetual existence unless it is earlier
which can be done by majority vote of
par)_.
(no
of
to be
shares
of
names
'
Boettcher
Ohio
Co—
Quinn
—
Co—:
&
Co.
Inc.
Tegeler & Co.,
.
193,
16,000
,16,000
& Co.—
The
been
it
revenue—
Railway
expenses-
4 428 190
Net
from ry. opers.
The
in
inc.—
724,805
railway oper.
This
$1,586 147
man
the
from
revenue
.i;ii •
247.,760
3u7,I13
2,167,950
%•'
o>"i
to
1961—6
-1961—Month—1960
from
operating
ry.
—V.
lf,4,
of
Mos.—1960
$167,643
his
The stock
selling
stockholder and
wi
e
for
to
Prior
was
from
The
the
the
stock at $5 per
Proceeds will go to the
of
their
of
tve
private
—V.
193,
following
June
ring
Process
table
1961,
8,
forth
sets
after
and
the
He
orderly
said
Company, stated
cal
Process
cording
of
to
to
price
their
paid
that
the
completion
of
.>
to
transfer
of
Chemical
Chairman
shares
will
be
few
under
10,000
Co.
.
Diamond
Commercial
days.—V.
forwarded
will
stock
at
$15
Solvents
to
Chemical
p.
in
to
sell
will
propose
A.
be
to
by
amounts
193, p.
-
1,000
and
ranging
from
(par
\ n
V"y
i;.
share,
to
by
of
;
to
50
6%
Corp.—Common
shares
common
Colorado
The
(no
Springs,
proceeds
on
12,
1961
filed
to be offered at
par)
Reg.
a
an¬
—V.
covering
49,500
$5
without
under-
$2.50,
Alkali
the
in
the
of
its
electronics
lines
own
field.
In
addition
equipment,
is
of
Ry.
portable
193,
the
trustee
for
ordinated
p.
$2,046,900
income
Co.
principal
debentures
2776.
.
,
of
New
offer
the
the
development
to
amount
due
1981
6%
of
has
covering
been
convertible
the
120,000
(no
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
appointed
senior
sub¬
corporation.—V.
193,
Net
revenue
operations
Net
ry.
$389,000
revenue__
—V.
operating
"
inc.__
*Deficit.—V. 194, p. 6.
and,
.
:
(
the
after
York
the
Other
Artists
City
was
subsidiaries,
Course
Enrollment
perform
Inc.,
supporting
company.
EFFECT
TO
v
'
FINANCING
PRESENT
Outstanding
Sept.' r30,
due
;
2
cents)-
300,000
2,000,000 shs.
underwriters
from
the
&
named
company
Loeb,
________
Rhoades
Sutro
C.
Inc.
DuPont
&
Schwabacher
Walston
&
Co.__
&
Co..
&
Co
H.
J.
&
Johnston,
McDonnell
&
B,-os
—V.
193,
3,000
Hettleman
John H. Kaplan & Co.—
Newborg & Co
Rittmaster, Voisin & Co.__
3,000
3,000
&
Co.,
&
Rosenthal
&
&
Co
Co.,
5,500
:
:
3,000
3.000
3,000
Mosley
Inc.
3,000
Chisholm
&
Co.,
3,000
Inc.
'
•
.
Yeatman,
Varnedoe,
5,500
Inc
Boyce
2665.
3,000
Co.
Silberberg
Suplee,
5,500
Co.__
Inc
Co.
5,500
&
Co.,
&
p.
3,000
3,000
Hanrahan
5,500
:
;
Co
Lemon
St^in
—___
Oscar Gruss & Son_"______
5,500
Co.
&
3,000
Cullman
5,500
5,500
Brothers
4,000
4.000
5,500
.___
Co
&
J. R. Williston & Beane__
Brimberg & Co.
______
4,000
5,500
——
Sons.
Hogle
____
5,500
Haupt & Co.—
A.
Wfiter
&
Christensen,
Inc
7,500
.;
Stieglitz_
Hentz
Hirsch
4,000
Peters,
7,500
Inc.-:::
Burnham
Ira
4.000
7,500
Co.____
&
4,000
Laboulsse,
&
Newburger & Co.______—
Cppenheimer & Co.—,
7,500
Inc.
&
&
4,000
/
Co._
7,500
Boettcher
Gregory
Weil,
Co._
5,500
Co.—
7,500
&
Towbin
___________________
Friedrichs
5,500
5,500
Unterberg,
Howard,
8,000
Co.,
Co.,
Co.;
Co
Lestrange &
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland &
&
Co
&
Hutton
Shares
Inc._______
&
Arthurs,
15,000
15,000
—
I.
Co.,
8,000
&
&
&
Bros
E.
Co.
8,000
Thalmann
severally
■
Stroud
15,000
&
Corp.—:—____
Co.___:
have
selling stockholders
of the company set
•' {■
'
stock
common
1,046,500 shs.
below
the
and
66,625
Co.—
—_——i___—_
F.
;
$366,738
50u:0u0
Inc
E.
$2,649,000
Fibercraft Products Corp., North Miami, Fla.
,
PRESENT
The
FINANCING
283,950 shs.
shares
writing.
•••'■.
15,275,491
$874,979
$4,545,729
$7,555,530
377,616
151,132
1,189,013
.
7
heretofore sold
convertible
20.000
^The
notes
common
to
Nov.
as
share,
well
at
a
1961,
1,
as
five-year
associates,
its
which
are
to
be
warrants
$20,000
$2,852,000
406,335
2,022,762
2,091,206
$47,949
$43,665
$626,238
*73,681
*126,949
20,494
machine
named
Fund
Julien
will
Insurance
has
no
other
Stock
firm's
this
Of-
employees
officials.
100,000
except
Upon
common
its
President,
conversion
shares,
of
of
which
the
one
Bertram
it
of such
notes,
stock
common
150,000
offered
publicly
Minneapolis,
Inc.,
of
Jan
1,
stock
of
and
was
company
Minnesota
of
State
manufacture
on
sale
at $1.15
per
share.
The
March
.
.
Current
■officers
Common
the
laws of the
31,
the outstanding capital
in the manufacture of
1961, Den-Ricks Inc. was
adminstrative offices are at Farming-
company's executive and
Minn.
,
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
.
under
1961,
the company acquired all of
Den-Ricks
Inc.,
which is engaged
tables for home use.
On
liquidated into the company.
ton,
incorporated
1,
1959.
It is engaged in the design,
marine accessories, and water toys.
On
July
of
pool
applied to, or incorporated in, such materials.
the company intends to continue development of a device
to
separate metals
from pulverized materials which it
Variable
Dielectric
Constant
Separator.
Initially,
the
outstanding
Co.—Secondary
July 19, 1961 offering circular, Continental Se¬
a
BUSINESS—The
-
coating
company
three
and
have
repayment
salaries,
capital.
ing
purchase
Will receive income, if any, only from research and develop¬
ment
projects. The proceeds of this financing will be used by the
company for research and product development and to carry forward
a
program
of market development.
The
": ;
of
3,
company
$760,794
*82,933
addition,
''
;
payment
proceeds, estimated at $2,500, will be used by the
company for the repayment of debt, purchase of additional equipment, research and development, and work¬
cost of $20,600 to the purchasers.
was organized in
May, 1961 for the purpose of at¬
develop for commercial use and application, certain for¬
mulae
and
processes
which provide electric current conducting propensi'ies to
various
materials
through
the medium of a chemical
has
V '
for
Net
converted
to
to
shares
to
or
•,
proceeds are to be used
and working capital.
curities,
company
tempting
1961 filed a Reg. A covering 240,000
to be offered at $1.25, without under-
■
Frederick-Willys Co., Inc.—Common Offered—Pursu¬
ant
Corp.—Common Registered—
the underwriter and
due
shares,
at $1 per
'v
1,576,515
ry.
inc.—
'
3%
13,
10 cents)
,r:-'
1961 it was reported that 49,500 out¬
standing common shares had been sold at $65.50 per
share through First Boston Corp., New York City, and
Dean Witter & Co., San Francisco.—V. 193, p. 2635.
corporation of 1100 Shames Drive, Westbury, L. I., N. Y.. filed
registration statement with the. SEC on July 26 covering 150,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $1 per share.
The offering is to be made on an all or none basis through Globus,
Inc., for which it will receive a 12 cents per share commission. The
of
Files
loans
fering—Aug.
20,832,641
$1,184,455
July
on
(par
>•;
Fireman's
f
Mos.—1960
3,173,607
a
Company
corporation
common
Outstanding
2,685,693
—
—
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
$4,048,586 $19,821,220 $28,388,171
$3,870,148
Electronics Discovery
or
ry.
________
of
15.000
Th«
1.34, p. 6.
In
1961—6 Mos.—1960
341,051
expenses
from
$450,000
GIVING
(par
purchase
-..Goodbody
-
Duluth, Winnipeg: & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Ry. operating
Ry.
operating
New
photography.
loans
Brothers
Francis
and
750,000 shs.
par)
from
operating
60,000 shares
•
1961—Month—1960
$.7869
'"'Authorized
Co.,
>.
consoles.
audio
and
expenses
revenue
ry.
composition
Period End. June 30—
Jersey;
4:
1
Ave.,
Famous
activities
bonds,
Dempsey-Tegeler
and
designs
company
New
'
\
Collections,
;v'.
bank
to
M.
Co.
next
through Copley & Co.,
York
•.
..
stock
Reynolds
working
„
Trust
d
•
Ladenburg,
T
p.' 2324.
operations
Net
same
this
within
stock
operating
Net
Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
Midland
main
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
by the company include: Interval timers, promissile system panel trainers, automatic fire
detection' systems
operating revenue
Ry.
in1o
Marine
-
Paribas
Ac¬
are
Dixon Chemical
The
Inc.,
Wertheim &
meet specific requirements
to
in
$425,000
Halle
of
office
was
Fifth
of
usages
Guaranteed
Co.
Offered—Pursu¬
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earningsperiod End. June 30— .1 1961—Month—1960
1961—6
shares
opportunity
Colo. ...
\
•>%'■
•
...
■
.
'i'1
to be used in the organization of various companies.
,
q
Stearns
Carl
■i..-.
and
trucking lease division
Shares
of
facilitate
80%.
over
which
A
the
debenture
agreed
was
timers,
alarm
•'
July
and
Materials,
UNDERWRITERS—The
This
corporation
art
and
to
Common
particular customers..
gram
Discount Stores, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
The
the
Short-term
400
A
development,
es-
sale, $210,000 will be
by the company and
a
-
1983
.
,
,
^0
of
company
CAPITALIZATION
Bear,
.
on
and
the
Schools, Inc.—Common Offered—Pur¬
Files With
r,' ;.;yy
Of
1947
Inc.
and
July 24,
Products 'developed
V
Diamond.
Diamond
Details
stockholders
in
Lehman
; y
stock
portion
•
respective number of shares of
forth below, if any are purchased:
July 25, 1961 filed a Reg.
7Va cents) to be offered at
(a
businesses
aVea.
•
Exchange Commission—
on
the
$1,869.
> the
—
metropolitan
was
Artists
Vh;
shares.
Rogers,
in
name
Service,
shares,
1900.
develops specialized electronic equipment
Commercial
outstanding
offered
others.
Process
and
Corp.,
Wells
from
automobiles,
other
Aug.
an
functions
ranging from 1,000 to 4,000
1,000 preferred shares each
Fox,
Co.,
sell
to
proposes
purchase
&
other holders.'—V.
-V
h manufacture
Chemical
113.
194,
and
amounts
Burden
M.
and
development
the
the total number of Chemi¬
per
and
Corp.,
of
order
of
to
Famous
•
.
600,000 shs.
Company
control
also
shares
York
Options.,
leasing
and
such outstanding shares
will be
^
Outstanding
•
stock
held
remaining
tne
17,500
of
.
Solvents
the
President
Diamond's
of
all
Process
this purchase brings
to
supplied
.
made
was
sell
to
proposes
Authorized
formerly
and
and
of
stock,
new
The
•
underwriters
.
a
Common
Commercial
acquired
California,
Evans,, holders
Process
to
has
this
that
Co.; shares
Mr.
Chemical
sell
City,
Evans,
F.
of
President
Alkali
acquisition
Raymond
the
company with offices located at 4642 Belair Road,
incorporated
in
Maryland
on
June
3,
1559.
The
company was
organized for the purpose of development and manu¬
facture of various electronic devices and to engage in research and
capitalization
800,000 shs.
Wheeler,
Redwood
by
-
shares
latter
under the name of Institute of Commercial Art,
changed to the present name in 1952. The com¬
pany
believes-;that,
from the
standpoint of
tuition
revenue
(after
provision for bad debts), it and its wholly owned subsidiaries are the
largest in the country offering home study courses in the field of Illus¬
tration, Painting, Cartooning and Writing exclusively, and that it is
the second largest in the entire home study field,
regardless of num¬
ber or type of courses. Famous Photographers School (Delaware), Inc.,
a
newly formed subsidiary, is
engaged in preparing a home study
company's
be
The
certain
BUSINE'SS—The
Inc.
underwriters
to
are
New
services.
Stock
business
concerns
automobiles
of
for
5,000 class B shares
share for the remaining
Includes '25,000
common
shares
per
for
to
incorporated
BUSINESS—The
Co.—Acquisition—
Diamond
Co.,
Solvents.
the
C.
that
terms
the
share
employee,
$1
2, 1961 prospectus, Bear, Stearns &
Co., New York City, publicly offered 336,625 shares of
this company's common stock at $9.75 per share.
Of
;the total, 236,625 were sold for certain stockholders and
100,000 for the company. Proceeds from the company's
share of the offering will be used for general corporate
purposes, including expenses connected with starting a
new home study course in photography.
result
outstanding 6,000 $100 par preferred shares (5,350
antlM592;5fl0-cc?nmdh c'Shb'tesU Of »the latter, Mr.
CAPITALIZATION
Maynard
the
the
be
to
the
proceeds
Famous Artists
in the design, development, manufacture
brush lock assemblies, switching devices
and
375,025
13
Baltimore,
1400 Brcadway,. New York, N. Y.
par)
Diamond Alkali
nounced
underwriting
and
engaged
advertising, research and
capital.
vY/'y
/ V'
2665.
p.
should
1961 offering circular, Bertner Bros.,
and Earl Edden Co., New York City, and Investment
Planning Group, Inc., East Orange, N. J., publicly of¬
fered 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $2
per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $171,000, will be
used for the purchase of equipment, sales promotion and
of Dela¬
under the laws
company
Authorised
(10c
shares
J
'
Aug.
$40,000 to establish a sales
working .capital.
/'/
■
City;
share
per
of
suant
J.
Pandapas,
President
and
principal
trusts for members
of
his family.
The
and
Electronic Products
•
labels.
.
stock
stated,
^
offering made hereby. As indicated in the table, this offering will
not
change the capitalization of the company since all the shares
being offered at present are outstanding.
v
.:
;
Common
37,500
.
engaged
items of
under
incorporation
as
Davies
proceeds are to be used for purchase and installation of labora¬
tory
and
test' equipment,
research
and
development
and
working
capital.—V. 193, p. 1449.
'
;
y
'v.':.'.';,..
1961,
company
said,
The
ant
is
company
CAPITALIZATION—The
of
and
George
corporation
writing.
portion thereof will be re¬
no
executive offices are located at
pany's
Mr.
in
net
balance
course
common' snares
company.
distribution
May,
tenders,
of
Securities
Bessemer
the apparel business at present engaged in by it
was
conducted
by six affiliated corporations,
the earliest of which
had been incorporated in 1937,
all of the outstanding shares of the
capital stock of which have been acquired by the company. The com¬
in
ware
these
Electro-Nucleonics, Inc., Caldwell, N. J.
in the production and dis¬
tribution
of
popularly-priced
wearing arparel, principally
•suits, for wome i wno wear "junior" sizes 5 to 15. T^e comp-ny's
apparel is styled primarily for women in the college and post-college
group. Substantially all of its production is sold under the nationallyadvertised
"Devonbrook" .' label,
with
the
remainder being
sold to
retailers
he
purchased
owns
The
t
BUSINESS—The
invitation,
sold.
are
*
'
Great
financing);' $64,000 to establish
addition
sale
5,
;VvVb','/,v''.1
is
trusts
Stock Offered—Pursuant
all sold.
share.
ceived by the
the
'
meet¬
;
William
from
$1,341,118
220,275
174,991
of this firm's common
shares
120,000
in
shares
new
'
public sale
Restricted
to
in
industrial
to
purchase
York
its
and
statement
engaged
persons
the
the
value
have
July
a
the underwriters of 5,350 shares
6%
series,
to
be
purchased
by
has
shares.
1961 offering circular, Globus, Inc.,- and
Co., New York City, publicly offered
&
stated
As
which
dated
following
thereof,
by
owns
Certain
$3,784,432
2,443,314
$1,008,672
25,374
$138 793
22,385
Inc.—Common
25,
July
a
Lieberbaum
shareholders
'•
slip
Securities
to
Directors.
of
converted),'
snares
inc.—
Devonbrook,
shares
common
to
intention to continue its policy of strengthening
operations and achieving diversification by ac¬
from
company
be
and
5.
p.
all
.
ry.
operations
Net
accept
invitation
President,; announced
the
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
160,005 shares of class B stock,
of which Joseph Pollack, Secretary,
.Frank
Faske,
Executive
Vice-President,
Dominic
Marano,
President
.and Board Chairman, and Archie Schwartz, Treasurer, own 33y3%,
24.91%,
and
16.67%
and
16.b6%, respecotvely,
Tne
May
31
book
of
company
Pandapas
$3,091,821
2.083,149
$554,707
387,061
$467,154
328,381
expenses
revenue
to
its
for
per
2,500
pursuant
basis,
$322,500
New
In
is
for
the
sold
company
for
and
/;•
•
be
balance by
in
Corp.—Common Registered—
stock,
sale
The
"h'vr
V-'*
•
Net
taxes,
relays for electronic equipment; and, through its wholly-owned
subsidiary,
Preciment Laboratories,
Inc.,
it manufactures •, and, sells
precious metal products
to
the
electronics and
jewelry Industries.
d-n-rq
v
„
operating revenue
operating
decided
of
holders
amendment.
Tne
$2,964,408
$1,513,034
1,158,596
$317,311
$423,390
Period End. June 30—
Ry.
.the
and
Detroit & To!etfo Shore Line RR.—Earnings—
Ry.
used
the
share
addition,
.professional
outstanding
the
*
"V
income
slock, to be offered
Co.,, at 10 cents
Harry B. Leslie,
to
long-term
a
registration
conversion
by
ry.
operations————
Net ry.
operating inc.—
-wVi!rl94v- p. 5;r.iXJbd« 0>
iMifiytiK i-
for
&
per
may
The
r
million
$34
over
Earnings
Federal
,
stockholder, his wife
'public
offering
price
8,091,895
.
to
1956.
and
expense
In
which
its
10
Romanelli Ave.,
South Hackensack,
N.
J.,
statement with the SEC on July 28, covering
shares of common stock, to be offered for public
by the holders thereof through underwriters headed by HarriRipley & Co.
Such shares include 53,500 shares resulting from
and
Net
to
Coe
cents
timated
since
if
'
'
Equipment Corp.—Common Registered—
common
transfer
10
.2,500.
317.
p.
underwriters,
7,004,337
1,253,287
1,162,757
expenses
interest
Davies,
company
a
-91,000
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$8,517,371 $11,056,303
1961—Month—1960
$1,570,598
Period End. June 30—
revenue
at
company's
194,
>filed
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings-
operating
will
.
times
4
of
Jacques
and
acquiring for retirement a total of 309,393 shares,
price per share of approximately $66.88.
invitation expired at the close of business July 24.
average
'preferred
operating
counties
company
an
lrom
Ry.
Ohio
improvements
million
$7%
some
than
under
it
Electro-Tec
194, p. 5.
Ry.
to
acceptance
the
at
$1,809,089' $11,588,002 $12,589,538
765,637
4,840,524
5,308,001
$1,812,133
has
company
the company's
broadening its
quisitions.
sale
—V.
s
..
sales.
capital
869.
p.
is
RR.—Earnings—
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$6,106,847 $36,119,968 $38,249,863
4,297,758
24,531,966
25,660,325
$6,240,323
190,
and
1961—Month—1960
Period End. June 30—
rev.
Scioto
times
6.5
tendered
—V.
Railway oper.
Net
annual
plant.
from
rose
more
before
years,
.1961, ' Robert
H.
ing of the Board
The
Denver & Rio Grande Western
oper.
its
share
per
Neck, N. Y., filed
1, covering 100,000
at $4 per share.
offering will be made through Reich & Co. and Jacques Coe. &;
Co., which will receive a 40 cents per share commission. The
registra¬
tion
statement
also
includes 20,000-outstanding class B
shares,
of
which 10,000 are to be sold to the underwriters
by the holders thereof
at
$1
per
share, and 5,000 shares each to James R. Murphy and
Electric Autolite Co.—Stock Tenders Accepted—
2213.
p.
to
cents
60
of
The
,
extensive
Archbold
the
increased
issue.—V.
16,000
First Albany Corp
—V.
Eckert's
as
about
of
Research, owns 55%,
for
(including payment for the
outstanding shares will increase
$20,850
corporation of 790 Northern Blvd.,
registration statement with the SEC on
shares
the interest requirement on all outstanding
debentures including' this issue. Net tangible assets amount to more
than $2,600
per
$1,000 of all outstanding debentures, including this
——-
i
Dempsey
.
-
&
Podesta
Cruttenden,
million
several
which
averaged
Co.,
&
from
past
Earl M. Scanlan & Co.—
16,003
Storz-Wachob-Bender Co.
12,000
-Walstorr & Co., Inc...
,
12,000,
;50,000Chlles-Schutz Co; ------6,500
50,000
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
*
Inc.- —-6,500
40,000.
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, ••
33,500
Inc.
6,500
23,000
Newman 8s Co.——
6,500
23,000
• Quail & Co.,
Inc.--———
6,500
Rotan, Mosle & Co———
6,500
16,000
J. R. Williston & Beane_
6,500
;Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
'Peters, Writer &
Christensen, Inc..
Estabrook
Murphy
beef
1953,
three
55,000
50,000
50,000
White, Weld & Co., Inc.J. A. Hogle & Co
Johnston, Lemon & Co.The
operate
central and southeastern
18
$5
some
made
have
Shares
'
Inc.
149,500
Co.:
&
'
*
Lowell,
149,500
—
—
since
respectively, are' as follows:
purchased by them,
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
inc.
add
has
Eckert sales,
number
and the
underwriters
the
Shares
.
to
dressed
800,010 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
__
-
UNDERWRITERS—The
will
paid
value
This
a
plant sinoe 1948 and two years ago remodeled its Archbold
plant,, tripling capacity.
The company will up-date meat packaging
facilities at the newly-acquired
Scioto Division and supply it with
Outstanding
Authorized
Shares
which
to
cents
Director
have
book
.
Columbus
additional
an
Eckert
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
•
■
serve
21
'/. Executive
management.
present
Company,
Davidson,
will
The
*
Deiiance
'
CAPITALIZATION
under
expects
•
time.
any
(Ohio),
Newark
Co.,
Ohio
J.
holders
warrants).
'
Offered—
.
to advise the Trust on its real estate
its principal agent in,real estate trans¬
as
from
(Ohio) underwrote the issue and is
offering it exclusively to Ohio residents. The debentures are priced at
par, .pius apcrued
interest, to yield 6%.
•
•v.
<
Eckert operates plants at Defiance and Archbold, Ohio, serving the
northwest quadrant of
Ohio. Through acquisition the company will
agreed
act
Trust
The
terminated
to
and
sinking fund, $100,000 of its
5%
debentures
due
100.92%.
Payment will be made at the Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, Pa.—V. 191, p. 2088.
Frank
the
60,000
of Defiance, Ohio, has issued $800,000 of 10-year
fund debentures to finance its acquisition of Scioto Pro¬
sinking
The
Van Schaack & Co. of Denver,
operator of its real properties.
retained
has
manager
also
which
through
at
1972
Bank,
Division
properties
the Trust
principal
the
as
Schaack
officers,
19S1,
company
vision
to
l|
oept.
on
Eckert Packing Co.—Debentures
This
Al¬
affairs of the
business and
the
•
redemption
the
of
1,
National
place the direct management and opera¬
in the hands of independent contractors
that the Trust be qualified as a real estate investment trust.
Accordingly,
the
have
will
Trust
invest
to
will
required
are
real
its
order
Van
itself
Trustees
they
of
Colo,
the
of
success
decisions
ment
Trust,
by
election
Trustees'
the
operation
anijl control of its Trustees,
the shareholders (holders of beneficial
for
called
has
company
March
the management
under
diversification
though
in
be
annual
to
interests).
and
The
which
Trust will
The
upon
Duquesne Light Co.—Partial Redemption—
Unlike
income
its
of
conduit
a
entity.
5
(529)
■
EFFECT TO
~
.
PRESENT FINANCING >
Authorized
•
obligations
and
shares
owned
others
(five
Outstanding
banks,
to
_______
n
cent
par)
:—
1,250,000
686,5o0
'
4
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(530)
proceeds
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings-
be
1961—Month—1960
Period End. June 30—
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
$2,057,451
1,741,100
revenueexpenses
Net
$355,629
194,
$3,245,145
is
in
192,294
1,189,795
31,
1961,
Hanau
The
has
company
the
announced
facilitate
to
formation
in
of
joint
no
the
the
time,
same
the
subsidiary.
an
80%
acquisition
Manufacturing
Co.,
Diversified
interest
of
Cincinnati,
manufacturers.
tool
Flug
Berdon
David
be
would
is
of
Chairman
operated
the
of
Board.
the
Inc.,
Elmes
&
an¬
This
King
tion
of the country's leading machine
Strassler Associates, New York man¬
and
President
the
Industries,
in
one
agement and investment company, has
age the operation.
is
will
and
and
sixth
division.—V.
sold
The
Industries
Economics
Corp.—Common
Stock
BUSINESS—The
tional
company,
Association
Broker-Dealer
a
Securities
of
Dealers,
193,
by
of
with
("NASD"),
the
them,
subsidiaries
well
March
1,
the
as
deducting
of
event
the
net
that
corporations,
the
such
initially
among
issue,
the
the
of
will
The
The
Expenses
First
of
subsidiaries
issue
Continental
Financial
Protection
Inc
of
Corp
Economics
Corp
EFFECT
TO
Net
PRESENT
shares
1.000,000 shs.
lc)
the
rate
Stone
&
of
one
is
company
under
the
from
stock
its
to
General
be
Norman
R.
Telephone
for
each
two
offered
to
closed-end
has
investment
outstanding
Steinmetz
Co.
to
is
listed
7,895,589
shares
president.—V.
as
of
of
Ohio—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
be
used
for
at
Boonville,
covering
A
as
construction
the
of
coliseum
in
City
$4,804,000 $23,664,000
24,935,436
$689,709
$1,376,148
$4,499,564
178,564
3,439,642
710,913
6,461,880
taxes
202,000
169,000
1,089,000
878,900
189,893
98,479
1,058,336
813,527
The
its
$272,417
$1,759,090
162,004
1,048,506
the
1961—Month
shares
The
$16,374,186
10,973,065
10,462,860
taxes
365,281
operating taxes
operating
inc.
464,281
2,189,688
198,584
1,215,118
from
$2,966,907
$2,696,040
359,307
442,901
2,118,405
1,989,292
Florida
1961—Month—1960
1961—6 Mos—1960
$290,174
$258,975
$1,743,474
and
called
307,163
279,837
1,622,958
*$16,989
*$20,862
$120,516
*$67,209
65,255
56,411
deficit
oper.
Also
Railway
stock
$647,791
541.997
541,952
from ry. opers.
$46,438
$105,839
11,640
65,800
inc.
194, p.
$3,523,670
made
shares
in
on
the
share,
$427,420
of
3,397,422
$237,719
*7,531
267,841
is
oper.
revenue.
$651,144
$726,362
$4,047,831
$4,574 068
Railway
oper.
expenses
551,160
559,462
3,169,383
3,513,776
$99,984
$166,900
at
$878,448
$1,060,292
76,797
28 860
225,811
8.
Common
Offered
Bacon,
Co., as sole underwriter, publicly offered
105,000 shares of the corporation's common
$8.50
per
—
share.
who
will
with
of
in
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
wil
to
be
full
to
133,188,
or
53.1%
outstanding.
from
sale
of
the
the
do
shares,
bank
general
loan
funds.
$550,000
and
None
the
of
will
bal¬
the
stock,, the
preferred
and
com¬
42,190 shares;- and
sell
to
Goodfriend proposes
Gloria Shops,
,
Consolidated
a"d Geogoori _Apparel
shares
Incj,
holdings of 21,993 and 10,817
propose
\
Homestake
Redemption—
Mining Co.—Partial
called for redemption on Sept. 1, 1961, through
operation of the sinking fund, $650,000 of its 5%-%.. debentures.due
Sept.
1,
1969
at
101Vz%.
Payment will be made at The Chase
Manhattan
Bank,
1
Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York 15, N. Y.
The
all
—v.
has
company
192,
402.
p.
•
'
..
V
of
made
Placed Privately—Aug. 1,
Howe Sound Co.—Preferred
it was reported that 50,000 shares of this firm's
$5.50 convertible preferred stock had been sold privately
through Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New
York
City, and Butcher
& Sherrerd, Philadelphia.
N.
filed
Y.,
covering
at $4
$18,000
shares
—V.
under¬
for
Inc.,
plus
14,000
share.
through
Co.,
a
150,000
per
for
assets
Inc.
50
the
operation
retail
discount
New
Jersey.
be applied
will
be
in
reduce
Railway
30
book
value
of
$1.37
28.85%
owns
share,
the
Ave.
the
to
shares
has
of
B.
company
greeting
of
some
outstanding
This
of
shares
stock,
the
by
the
present
be
to
The
is
Of
to
sale
the
$200,000
construct
follows:
$400,000
licensed
dealers;
balance
the
each
held
is
in
organizers of the
under
option
to
are
new
Torrance, Calif.,
Aug.
shares
shares,
William
R.
offering
2
covering
are
to
being
Staats
price
be
filed
139,500
offered
outstanding
&
and
Co.
a
regis¬
shares
for
public
stock,
heads
the
underwriting
of
by
list
terms
:
Net revenue from rail¬
way
operations
Net
ry.
*
•;
income-—
oper.
Deficit.—V.
194,
p.
$148,166
14,192
9.V.V
3,545,625
$4,650,971
3,866,031
$205,884
31,601
.
$4,101,752
$556,127
$784,940
*93,304
50,204
.,
V,
..
V:-.
.
of
principally
in the design, development,
high strength and close tolerance fastening
systems
proceeds
be
from
applied
inventories
buildings
to
and
for
Industrionics
Controls, Inc. — Common Registered—
20 Vandam St., New York, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on July 26 covering
This
the
for
the
aircraft
company's
discharge
accounts
engineering
sale
and
of
missile
additional
short-term
bank
receivable;
$300,000
and
laboratory
of
company
84,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for pubile
sale at $5 per share.
The offering will be made on a
.
best efforts "all
or
basis" through Jacey
none
Securities
Co., and two other firms which will receive a 75c per
share commission and $10,500 for expenses. The regis¬
tration statement also includes 10,000 outstanding
sold by controlling stockholders at 5c per share to
shares
Jacey
The
company
is
engaged
in
the business of ^designing,
engineer¬
manufacturing
and
marketing
electronic
controls
which auto¬
matically
monitor
machinery
by
detecting
certain
important mal¬
ing,
functions.
dolls
in
from
bank
loans,
work
to
and
It
and
the
also
manufactures
toys
to
simulate
sale, estimated
stock
loan
($40,000)
used
raw
materials
for
and
markets
natural
at
will
net
The
be
used
proceeds
devices
sound
sounds".
$317,000,
used
to
repay
to
advertising,
marketing, exhibitions, and a variety of printed publicity material;
to
establish
a
field
engineering service organization; for acquisition
a
purchase
amendment.
assembly
net
will
finance
two
expenses
;
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$865,355
659,471
$732,345
584,179
revenue-
oper.
Securities, and 4,000 shares to its counsel.
I-
engaged
and
used
as
licensed
other
24
on
34,500
public
by
fastener
stock,
by
Happy House
shares.
Net pro¬
'
1 ■
Registered—
247th St.,
105,000
and
The
manufacture
and
used
and
by
shares
SEC
thereof.
supplied
company
the
which
of
company
holders
underwriters.
are
common
be
inventory
each)
40,000
2600 W.
with
statement
common
sale
of
Bessesen.
corporation of
tration
will
Vice-President
(5,000
additional
and
oper.
franchised
through
liabilities
the
150,000
stock
purchases
Executive
amounts
Tremann
cards
dealers; and
working capital. Of the outstanding stock,
15,000
owned
by Arno J. Tremann, President, and Robert
are
An
Hopkins, Minn., filed a
July
28
covering
700,000
public
sale
at
$1
per
is engaged in the business
23,336,064
5,714,192
1961—Month—1960
Period End. June 30—
Railway
for
equipment and fixtures for future
for
Bessesen,
company.
on
offered
and
additional
finance
each
South,
SEC
be
The
assumed
now
sale
balance
Tenth
with
23,459,159
6,846,864
9.
p.
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
of
management
under
the
name- "Happy
House." It also
sale or,,lease, equipment and store fixtures for use
Organized in April, 1961, it purchased for cash some
store
to
194,
3,535,504
810,968
1,384,274
oper.
ry.
—V.
4,154,871
operations—_
income
way
130,700,482
107,364,418
rail¬
from
Net revenue
Net
outstanding
per
and
expenses
of
21,195,190 121,689,660
17,659,686
98,230,501
20,694,908
16,540,037
revenue-
oper.
of
store;
one
oper.
Railway
of
New
payment
enlarge
to
chain
a
proceeds
to the
to
used
of
stores
Net
1961—6 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
Period End. June 30—
cents
Railway
candies
and
it
the
finance
of
2544.
p.
Illinois Central RR.—Earnings-
ex¬
purchased
af
193,
which
business
through
cf
11
gifts,
who
industries.
80,000
indebtedness
certain
to
to sell all of their
respectively.—V.187,
p.
988.
2089.
p.
underwriter
($39,000)
President,
stock,
devices
own
payment of a short-term
added
to
the
company's
in
part
April
underwriting.
these items.
$200,000
—
Of the
continue
of the common shares
applied
1961,
be
will
basis
&
paid
are
$497,500 will
#
Corp.
offering, 80,000 shares
purchased by the underwriter from the
company
25,000 shares from William Getz, president and
director,
1,
I.,
27
none
be
and
Hi-Shear Corp.—Common
Getz
a
company
"stockholder;
trolling
Oklahoma.
191,
L.
July
or
northern
157,104
deficit...
under
the
which
Goodfriend's
Corp.
manufacturing
public sale
principal
$333,500
an
statement
without
equal
from rail¬
operations
has
has outstanding 319,552 common shares. • Of this stock, nearly
is owned by George Goodfriehd, Board Chairman'and President,
an
additional 25% by corporations of which he is the sole con¬
and
78.26%.
common
provides,
to
Railway
3
a
Oct.
on
Magnus
to
primarily
and
some
with
-
ceeds
1961—6 Mos.—1960
accessories, in the popular priced field; and
operated leased
departments in discount
and
it
In
to
for the
finance jarger
Payment
on
all
an
the
and
loans
group
marketing
of
1961—Month—1960
1959,
addition
In
pany
The
Kansas.
the statement are 30,000 shares issu¬
to Allen & Co. for $300,
warrants to be* sold
public offering price.
is , principally engaged in the operation of a chain
selling chiefly women's, misses', children's and infants'
payable
on
43%
Joseph
properties.
in
one
Glendale,
statement
by
Silverman,
a
as
of
Shops,
at
and
for
Hamilton,
engaged
of
company,
shares
$3,824,842
3,285,951'
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry—Earnings—
Aug.
St.
equipment
Colo.—V.
SEC
offered
commission
estimated
299,070
114.
Period End. June 30—
be
Island
bank
Frank
dealers
railway oper.
sale,
of
the
common
1961—6 Mos.—1960
expenses.
&
Pratt,
and equip
100%.
Ave.,
the
leased-departments
Long
registration
1961—Month—1960
$588,435
Whipple
Co.,
Happy House, Inc.—Common Registered—
revenue
p.
&
directly
manufac¬
in
such
on
redemption
at
Cooper
Godfrey,
is
company
This
Railway oper.
194,
and
new
remainder
Iowa
or
Denver,
to be
stockholders
discount
officials
RR.—Earnings—
(William)
the
acquire
for
with
included
City,
which
149,460
8000
to
balance
194, p. 8.
Period End. June 30—
oper.
offered
to
contract for land purchase in Scottsdale,
intends to have a discount department
use; $525,000 for the purchase of
the purchase and installation of
trade
fixtures
in
leased
departments in
five discount department
stores scheduled
for openings in the Fall of 1961; and the balance
for geneval corporate
purposes, including the replenishing of operat¬
ing capital expended in expanded activities and recent acquisitions.
The-registration
be
New
28
are
constructed by others for its
additional inventory;
$110,000 for
payable, payments of indebtedness and to improve the work¬
ing capital of the company. The company now has outstanding 316,000
1,727,958
from ry. opers.
TEL¬
'
to
company,
of
store-
accounts
$1,660,749
expenses.
way
Allen
Ave.,
July
on
100,000
included in
Also
the
apparel
June,
Ariz
of
share;- /The
per
by
warehouse
acquire
and
debentures
share
and
revenue
Net revenue
to
mortgages
to
plants,
stock,
by
per
$125,000
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
used
Nebraska
has
of
is
headed
The
retail
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
rev.
in
sales
Topeka,. Emporia
existing
receivables
statement
certain
York
Period End. June 30—
oper.
$10
at
headed
shares
Fifth
SEC
which
share.
per
$564,818
the
Georgia &
Georgia
in
Wichita
common
cents
penses.
114.
•Deficit.—V.
since
...
and its
stock
common
department stores or so-called discount centers, selling such wearing
apparel. Net proceeds of the company's sale of additional stock esti¬
mated
at
$1,315,000,
will be used as follows: $330,000 to pay the
registra¬
a
97,000
commission.
shares
common
City,
be
5%
of the
offering
40
a
1,144,598
$504,999
of
writers
2,070,688
210,397
.
charges
rev.
public .'Sale
share
outstanding
the
five-year
at
company
balance
filed
Mo.,
covering
share.
the
will
company
registration
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$17,344,778
railway
City,
2
underwriters
per
has outstanding
effect to a proposed
company
giving
(after
1961,
Southwest—Earnings-1960
1,778^528
p.
for
3,000
Mo.,-and
office
of
115
the
of
retail stores,
wearing
Hampton Sales Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
$3,006,211
194,
Aug.
stock
424.
p.
of
with
stock,
director.
The
of
876,269
1,884,668
after
Kansas
on
cents
per
outstanding
$1,502,564
192,983
194,
company,
exercisable
.
corporation
5.4%
own
under
able
Privately—Aug.
Hamilton Management Corp.—To Redeem Debentures
at
$305,071
$2,965,345
income
SEC
the
indebtedness,
in
York, filed a registration
covering
175,000 shares
of
be offered for public sale
by the company and 75,000, being outstanding stock, by the present
holders
thereof.
The stock is
to
be offered for public
sale through
underwriters
headed
by Allen &
Co.;
and
the offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The under¬
writers
will receive
$15,000 for
expenses,
and they will pay Seskis
& Wohlstetter $25,000 as a finder's fee. Charles Wohlstetter is a com¬
$29,435,000
22,287,852
through
assume
and
split
group
common
1961—6 Mos.—1960
4,114,291
Harrison,
80
warehouse
common
Holly Stores, Inc.—Common Registered—
$501,337
Kansas
and
said
of
August), of which TELautograph owns 100%.
E. Lee is listed as president of
the company and board
and
president
of
TELautograph.
Management
officials
statement
3,732,663
the
data
build¬
RR.—Earnings—
$4,234,000
2215
an
$50,000
217.
p.
a
on
to
shares
stock
autograph.—V.
$9,656,871
6,697,950
charges
addition
Raymond
300,000
through Northwest Investors
(formerly Guy's Nut and Potato Chip Co.)
and packages. and
sells" potato chips,
will
plant and
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$10,604,376
1,092,483
expenses
ance
In
700,000
402,093
$9.20
warehouse
inventories
revenues
be
L.
May
and
expenses.
processes
and
;
Operating
and
Reg.
a
1961—Month—1960
made
company
and
194
Operating
were
having
Frederick
Albert
and
nuts and
Stix, and sells many other food items, including pretzels, popcorn,
pickels, 'ketchup,
relishes
and
spices.. The
estimated'. $874,140
net
proceeds of this financing will be used as follows:
$244,674 as cash
payment toward the purchase of the company's manufacturing plant',
of
$1,632,379
Period Ended June 30—
on
which
of
13.5%,
($1),
par
incidental
includes
also
or
This
stock
shares,
common
share,
filed
1961,
at
be "offered
to
be
receive
employees
The
tures
company
taxes
income
194,
—V.
240,000
per
Heller,
Cheez
1,155,525
operating income-
ry.
is used for the transmission
electrolytic recording paper of docu¬
and other data.
The consideration
to be received by the company for the purchase by its parent of the
300,000 shares will be the cancellation of not exceeding $375,000 of
the
company's indebtedness to it and cash in the amount equal to
the
balance
of
the
net
proceeds
of
the sale of the stock by the
parent.
Such cash will be used
as
working capital, which will be
used in
the further development of commercial facsimile
equipment.
equipment
Such
reproduction
pictures, computer
ments,
in
equipment.
remote
and
sale
obtained
Mont.
with
stock
will
will
statement
Company Act of 1940. Net proceeds
by the company to add invest-,
General Telephone Co. of The
Net
stock
the
loan
company
of
recording
notes
company
which
shares
$1,852,489
revenues
operating
Net
sale
was
offering
used
It
expenses
after
Net
of
is
engaged
in
the
development, manufacture and
electrolytic recording paper, facsimile equipment and related
The
addition,
In
compensators, in¬
plasma arc power
and
8.
common
stockhold¬
common
Corp. heads the list
date^ subscription price and
diversified:
will
Period Ended June 30—
Operating
Operating
Net
H.
21,
inc.
oper.
p.
statement
Kansas
Net
July
and
company
Railway
Railway
equipment.
voltage
.
be
are
addition,
—V.
line
Guy's Foods, Inc.—Common Registered—
423.
Net
sells
cents
73
from ry. opers.
194,
This
Securities
Investment
-portfolio.
stock.
common
Net
underwriter.
transformers
outstanding
of
Edward
on
to
proceeds
rev.
tion
to be supplied by amendment.
are
a
sale
the
share
new
Webster
registered
Other
the
welding
reported that $500,000 of this firm's sub¬
due Aug.
1, 1973 and $250,000 of its
junior subordinated notes due Aug. 1, 1973 had been sold
390,000 shs.
subscription by
underwriting terms
Federal
to
arc
privately through Michelman & Hanf, New York City.
of underwriters. The record
Net
value
Billings,
Inc.,
ordinated
Outstanding
1117.
p.
offer such stock for
—V.
for
Coliseum, Inc., Cody, Wyo.—Files With SEC—
2, 1961 it
FINANCING
General Public
Net
registra¬
a
Rights
Corp.—Proposed
of 635 Greenwich St., New York,
a
pany
Service Corp.—Proposed
Rights Offer¬
ing—This corporation of 90 Broad St., New
York, filed
a registration statement with
the SEC on July 26 cover¬
ing 3,947,795 shares of common stock. It is proposed to
Other
filed
Calif.,
indebtedness,
Faximilc
This corporation
27
of uses. Net proceeds
retire a $250,000 bank
to
has
now
19%,
10%.
owns
railway
—V.
Authorized
.
(par
st0ck
193,
Federal
to
shares
Registered—
Oakland,
variety
part
furnishings
Net
$598,000
GIVING
,
ments
effect
250,170
general
for
in its
exotic metals for use
corporate purposes.
of
processing
and
balance
certain
Offering—
filed
registration statement with the SEC on July 26 cover¬
ing 300,000 shares of common stock. Such shares will be
purchased by TELautograph Corp., its parent and sole;
stockholder, and offered for subscription by common
stockholders of TELautograph (at a rate to be supplied
by amendment). William R. Staats & Co., heads the
list of underwriters. The subscription price and under¬
writing terms also will be supplied by amendment.
<v
Hogan
equipment
give
to
of
consist
Guardian Discount Co.—Notes Placed
_
The
date,
stock
of
to
shares.
5,000
that
363,000
Corp
Total
p.
will
July
on
stockholders
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses.
50^000
5o|ooo
CAPITALIZATION
.held.
Ave.,
SEC
Period End. June 30—
the
100,000
Financial
on
adjusted
as
March
of
as
effected
This
itself
and
General
at
703-37th
company
Secured
ers
and
offered,
Grand Trunk Western
$35,000
Planning,
company
stock
$598,000
deduction
after
three
be
a
193, p. 2543.
supplies
corporation
Service,
operations
common
$52,000.
proceeds,
its
of
in
book
30
common
follows:
—V.
the
chairman
The
ing,
shares
company
commissions
allocate
to
of
to
to
1938.
of
outstanding
common
manufacturer
of
dental
a
just
dental
successor
the
addition
7-for-l
each^of
and
business
commenced
all
proceeds
underwriting
intends
expense
itself,
company
the
sold,
are
presently
York
the
and
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
the company has outstanding
423,840 shares of common stock, of which George S. Wing, President,
and Allan J. Kirk,
Executive Vice-President, own 148,344 and 127,152
shares, respectively, and propose to sell 7,000 and 8,000 shares, re¬
spectively. Five others propose to sell amounts ranging from 2,500 to
primarily engaged in the development, manufacture
wide
a
Schwabacher,
1961.
PROCEEDS—In
offered
New
are
is
company
April
an
Anderson
Globe
the
as
be
The
Na¬
incor¬
was
for
used
City.
of
consumable
is
development
In
January to finance bank indebtedness originally incurred in financing
the purchase of M & T Welding Products
Corp. The balance of the
proceeds
will be
used
to
improve
the
company's
working capital
position.
,
'
The company has three wholly-owned subsidiaries: First Continental
Planning, Inc., Financial Protection Corp., and Secured Financial Corp.
as
Inc.,
the
present
power
will
porated in Delaware on Jan. 24,
1961. The
company
is
currently
qualified to do business as a Broker-Dealer in the State of New York
only. Its executive offices are located at 130 West 42nd Street, New
after
in
of
it
all
the
company manufactures
and
dustrial power supplies, variable
Offered—
registered
Inc.
of
with
company
sale
and
a June 26, 1961 prospectus, First Continental
Planning, Inc., New York City, publicly offered 130,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $5 per share.
on
of
stock.—V.
corporation
be
Levine
Jay
Diversified
research,
covering 80,000 shares of
stock, to be offered for public sale at $5 per share through
& Co.,
Inc., which will receive 45 cents per share commission.
included in the
statement
are
4,800 shares underlying options
Also
Pursuant to
Each
Co.,
sale
1946,
recapitalization
a
shares
common
supplies
General
York
Getz
instruments,
80,000
statement
Birr
man¬
to
said
Fulton's
as
interest
subsidiary,
new
Berdon
Mr.
separately
20%
a
will
Chicago,
Ave.,
common
2434.
p.
in
Glenn Pacific Corp.—Common
nounced
stockholder
selling
Greenwood
invest¬
and
ments.
At
par
to
S.
and
Illinois
purchase
dental
the
the
products;
William
Engineering
special
of
of
wholly-owned
new
a
ventures
in
effect
with
sale
Subsidiary—Acquisition
participation
by
7512
manufacture
by
giving
and
subsidiary
the
Incorporated
started
concurrent
Fulton Industries, Inc.—New
sold
of
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
7.
p.
engaged
shares
company.
company
supplies.
$3,947,220
22,897
$316,351
*80,908
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
25,000
the
business
operations
ry.
*
the
by
BUSINESS—The
from rail¬
Net revenue
way
r
of
received
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$2,136,934 $15,915,345 $17,686,297
1,781,305
12,670,200
13,739,077
.
.
additional
of
ing
of
production
additional
for
machinery
accounts
general
increasing
and
receivable;
corporate,
inventory;
equipment;
and
for
purposes;
for
for
the
financ¬
general
corporate
has
effect to
outstand¬
a 263Vh-
purposes.
In
ing
additiQn
158,000
to
shares
certain
of
indebtedness,
common
stock
the
(after
.
company
giving
Number 6079
194
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
split in July 1961), of which George Wintriss, president,
28.9%, and Bernard Offerman,
treasurer, Seymour Offerman,
and the estate of Louis Offerman own 9.6%
each. Man¬
owns
officials
agement
the
of
will
stock
The
59.3%.
present
book
$.89 per share, and after
share.—V. 194, p. 425.
is
$1.89
be
own
group
a
as
outstanding
shares
new
per
the
of
Net
Net
Inland Investments, Inc., Boulder,
Securities and
The
shares
■
v'r V
used for general corporate purposes.
to be
are
v.'vvr-'• •:•;: ' ;'.V\
Interstate Department Stores,
.
';.
■.
to
.
debentures
subordinated
convertible
the
of
the debentures
underwriters
the New York Stock Exchange.
on
will
purchase and distribute the
tures not subscribed for by stockholders.
the
to
the
For
fiscal
The
deben¬
the
and
the
and
that
of
less
1961 approximately 50%' of the
31,
for
expansion in the discount department store
profitable general department stores, it is
the company's sales in the current year will
the discount department stores and 40% by the
60%
accounted
traditional
of
program
closing
expected
of
by
retire
97 V2%
stores.
are
BUSINESS—The
benefit
debentures
sale
the
of
of
prior
to
fiscal
ended
year
April
amounted, to $414,243,000 and net earnings
compared with total income of $407,093,000
for the previous fiscal year.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
subsidiaries
solidated
debt
and
April
debentures,
the
of
1961,
and
request
hearing
pending
to
order
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
convertible
4%%
debs,
sub.
due
Aug.
Other
stock
Common
($1
3,000,000 shs.
par)
the
UNDERWRITERS—Under
in
contained
the
have
severally
tion
price
for
purchase
terms
and
the
contract,
subject
the
to
underwriters
conditions
below
named
to purchase from the company, at the subscrip¬
respective percentages set forth below opposite their
principal amount of the debentures which are not sub¬
agreed
the
the
of
scribed
2,308,318
1,171,872 shs.
pursuant
to
tne
subscription
Hammill &
Eastman
Dillon,
Securities
Glore,
Merrill
Lynch,
Curtis
Paribus
Smith.
—V.
J.
Co
3.41
3.41
Anthony
C.
R.
&
L.
3.41
Weeks
Frank,
David
J.
5.12
5.12
Hooker &
Co.
&
Bradford
Stern,
&
Co
&
3.41
Co
&
Day
5.12
Corp.
&
Meyer
Greene
Fay,
2.56
Co.
&
2.56
&
Fox
2.56
1.72
Co
Inc
1.71
Registered—This
cor¬
poration, of 350 Broadway, New York, filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on July 26 covering 100,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at
share. The purchase price is payable either in
cash or by transferring to the company certain bonds
issued by the State of Israel.
Nn underwriting is in¬
volved.
The company is a registered investment com¬
per
organized ip 1958 "for the primary purpose of
investing in private industries located in the State of
pany
Israel."
shares
&
on
prueeeus
working
store,
July
28,
filed
1961
Reg.
a
A
capital
general
and
i
75,000
This company of 1 Bala Ave., Bala-Cynwyd,
statement with the SEC on July 26 covering
Pa., filed a registration
100,000 shares of com¬
at $4.50 per share. The
offering will be made on a best efforts basis by Stevens Investment
Co., which will receive a $0,625 per share selling commission
and
$15,000 for expenses. The registration statement also includes (1) 15,000
shares which
underlie five-year options to the underwriter to purr
chase lVz shares for each 10 shares sold,
at 5 cents per share, and
(2) 17,998 outstanding shares which may be sold from time to time
the holders thereof in the over-the-counter market at prices
by
related to the current market price at the time of sale.
stock,
to
offered
be
for
public
sale
of the stock
Proceeds
sale will
be
invested in
private investment opportunities in Israel in accordince
with the company's investment policy. Samuel Rothberg,
of Peoria, 111., is President, and Louis H. Boyar, of Bev¬
company
the prospectus, net losses for the year ended
Sept. 30, 1960 and for the seven-month period ended April 30, 1961
amount to
$4,217 and $286 respectively. The estimated $353,750 net
According
area.
to
and equipment, for research and development, advertising
and inventory, and general working capital and
sales
and
promotion
operating
expenses.
addition
In
to
indebtedness,
the
company
outstanding
has
—
The
the
Of
directors,
Freed,
own
tration
expenses
Aug. 4, 1961 covering a proposed offer¬
principal underwriter of the issue, which
public offering of the company's shares.
marks the first
The
the
manufactures
and
distributes
a
general line of
cosmetics and toilet soaps, most of which are sold under
names
"Jergens" and "Woodbury."
The company's main
company
toiletries,
trade
and Woodbury Soap.
Its products also
and body lotions, hand and skin creams,
powders, make-up, fragrance products, sham¬
are Jergens Lotion
other types of hand
products
include
toilet
other
face
soaps,
deodorants.
and
poos
i
j
Company
Jergens
subsidiaries.
owned
•'
...
'
•'
1
••/•
'
?
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Proposed Financ'g
Morristown, N. J., has joined with its parent,
Corp.J in the filing of a financing proposal
with the SEC under the Holding Company Act;
and the Commission
has issued an order giving interested persons until Aug. 16 to request
a
hearing.
Under the
prooosal, the subsidiary would make bank
borrowings up to $18,850,000 through 1962; and during the remainder
This
of
its
it
parent
would
be'used
reimbursed,
of
31.
the
to
issue
$10
sell
and
value
par
reimburse
the
200,000
pay
when
balance
of
to
The
due
the
additional
thereof.
Of
subsidiary's
previously made and,
expenditures
May
its
at
*
$2,031,316
2,673,797
*$92,586
*$722,665
*$642,481
*35,950
*477,738
*318,238
the
common
proceeds
of
notes
would be
thus
outstanding at
applied
company's post-1960 construction program.—V.
shares to
proceeds, $7,900,000
for construction
treasury
out of the treasury funds
$5,695,000
Garrett
250
Joseph Walker & Sons
250
500
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc...
Fridley & Frederking
;
John B. Joyce & Co.—
Saunders, Stiver & Co.
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley &
200
500
Corp
Sons
&
100
100
100
...
500
2545.
p.
250
500
Co..
&
Co.,
& Nashville
Louisville
Inc
100
.
RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
$
Net
Net
from
rev.
194,
$
$
)
*
19,501,558 109,855,349 116,698,369
15,718,492
87,395,331
92,845,704
5,211,897
2,013,863
ry ops.
operating inc
ry
—V.
^
1961—6 Mos.—1960
s
Ry. operating revenue..* 19,238,386
Ry. operating expenses.
14,026,489
3,783,066
1,408,043
22,460,018
23,853;665
8,279,790
8,821,974
9.
p.
Lowe's Companies* Inc.—Common Registered—
This
company,
of /North Wllkesboro,
N.
filed
a
C.,
registration
statement with the SEC on July 28 Covering 482,982
outstanding shares
stock.
common
public
sale
Of
this
stock, 431,382
shares
are
to be
offered
for
all
or none basis through
underwriters headed by
Co., Inc. The public offering price and underwriting
terms
are
to be supplied by amendment. The underwriter
also will
receive $25,000 for expenses. An
additional 15,000 shares are to be
purchased by partners and associates of G. H. Walker & Co., an
on
Walker
H.
an
&
affiliate
at
of
the
principal underwriter; and 36,6000 shares may be
by certain selling stockholders from time to time In the future,
prices then prevailing for the stock.
The company is engaged in the retail and wholesale distribution of
building
materials and supplies, major household fixtures and appli¬
other consumer durable goods. It currently has 27
sales
located in North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia
and
West
Virginia. Additional outlets are contemplated.
The
company has outstanding 1,000,000 common
shares, of which
889,180 shares (88.92%) are owned by Lowe's Hardware Empolyees'
Profit Sharing Plan and Trust.
The said Plan and Trust proposes
to sell 441,382 shares to the underwriters; and an
additional 5,000
shares
arc
to
be sold by The Wachovia Bank and Trust Co.;
the
and
ances
Executor of
operations
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
oper.
revenue.
oper.
expenses
as
to the cost
194, p. 319.'-1
Hanes
and
the
family
Trust
revenue
$3,753,054
3,420,988
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$4,099,318 $21,687,496 $27,127,888
3,951,014
21,401,858
24,344,267
ry.
oper.
194,
p.
tain
life
Edwin
of Robert
M.
The 889,180
Estate of H.
insurance policies on the
from rail¬
operations
way
—V.
the
Hanes and
as
Trustee
for certain
shares
C.
were purchased by the Plan
Buchan, Jr., who until his death
October, 1960, was President and principal stockholder. In payment
therefor, the Plan and Trust paid $4,300,000 in cash and a series
of notes aggregating $1,000,000 payable in equal annual instalments
over
a
15-year period.
Immediately prior thereto, the estate turned
in to the company for redemption 50,000 shares in exchange for a note
in the amount of $700;000 payable
only out of the proceeds of cer¬
lists
Net
Estate
trusts.
from
in
194, p. 9.
$332,066
$148,304
$285,638
$2,783,621
387,143
501,633
4,214,927
1,373,622
deficit
9.
Loblaw Groceterias Co. Ltd.—Partial
Redemption—
The
corporation
has
called
for
redemption
on
Sept.
1,
1961,
through operation of the sinking fund, $128,000 of its 6% debentures,
series E,
due Sept. 1, 1977 at 102.55%.
Payment will be made at
any
branch in Canada
(except Yukon Territory)
of
the
Bank
of
Nova Scotia.—V. 188, p. 446.
Utilities
Public
1961
would
of
company,
General
ry.
$1,120,326
1,842,991
from rail¬
revenue
way
Net
has its principal office, manufac¬
turing
plant
and
research
laboratories in Cincinnati,
Ohio with
additional plants in Belleville, N. J. and Burbank, Calif.
One plant
is operated at Perth, Ont., and another at Linden, N. J., by whollyAndrew
The
Net
Net
$368,138
460,724
86,433
revenue.
oper.
$246,173
225,168
$21,005
oper.
ing of 250,002 shares, no par value, being sold by certain
shareholders of the company. Hornblower & Weeks is
1961—6 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960
Period End. June 30—
Railway
as
Kraus
&
250
sold
stock.
new
Railway
2535 Spring Grove, Cincinnati, filed a regis¬
statement
with the Securities and Exchange
named
1,000
Period End. June 30—
will increase to $1.81 per share upon sale of the
outstanding stock, Arthur Tuchinsky and Morris
27.8% and 11.9%, respectively. Martin Miller,
President, owns 5%. The prospectus lists seven selling stockholders
who propose to sell amounts ranging from 1,000 to 5,000 shares. The
prospectus further indicates that, assuming the sale of the 100,000
new
shares,
officers, directors, promoters
and other
present stock
holders will have acquired 50%
of the outstanding stock for $9,606
and public purchasers the remaining 50% at a cost of $450,000.
which
share,
per
company of
on
*
G.
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
Commission
350
of Norfolk
outlets,
Co.—Common Registered
Jergens
Stetson,
Organized in April 1961 as successor to several companies, Lortogs
engaged in the design, manufacture, sale and distribution of child¬
sportswear, principally for girls, and its products are known
in the trade through the brand name "Lortogs, House of Botany." Net
proceeds of its sale of additional stock will be used to pay current
bank loans ($200,000) and to finance increased inventories and ac¬
counts
receivable ($500,000); and the balance will be available for
entering into the production and development of new and additional
products, for use as working capital, and for other corporate purposes.'
The
company
has outstanding 350,000 common shares, of which
Benpamin Lord, President, owns 223,771 shares. He proposes to sell
36,000 shares; and Mayer Siege], Vice-President, proposes to sell 14,000
of his holdings of 35,000 shares.—V. 194, p. 426.
100,000 shares of common stock with a present book value of 9.6 cents
erly Hills, is Board Chairman.—V. 194, p. 425.
(Andrew)
&
ren's
of
certain
350
Cohu
is
proceeds froitt the stock sale Will be used to repay a loan, to purchase
machinery
350
& Co
Lortogs, Inc.—Common Registered—This company, of
85 Tenth Ave., New York, filed a registration statement
with the SEC on July 26 covering 200,000 shares of
common stock, of which 150,000 are to be offered for sale
by the company and 50,000, being outstanding stock, by
the present holders thereof. The stock is to be offered
for sale at $6.50 per share through underwriters headed
by Reich & Co., which will receive a commission of
550 per share. Also included in the registration state¬
ment are an additional 32,500 shares underlying fiveyear warrants exercisable at $6.50 per share, as follows:
15,000 warrants to be sold to the underwriters for $1,500;
10,000 warrants to be issued to Jack Gorham for $1,000
for advice and services rendered in arranging the offer¬
ing; and 7,500 warrants to be issued to David S. Pollack,
treasurer and director, for $750 in consideration of finan¬
cial advices in the company's reorganization.
L. L. Drug Co., Inc.—Common Registered—
mon
Co
500
b
/
$350
&,
„
Inc.
500
corporate purposes.
■
Co.,
Securities
—193,
Files With
covering
Burge
&
Granbery, Marache & Co—
(par 10 cents) to be offered at $4, through Kerns
Inc., New York.
are io be used lor the construction and equipping of a
Co.,
Wlnslow,
Robert
formulates, distributes and sells ethical pharmaceuti¬
cals, proprietary drugs and vitamin products to distributors, wholesale
drug companies and retail drug stores, primarily in the Philadelphia
Israel Investors Corp.—Common
$104
rue
The
218.
p.
corporation
Bennett
Rand
Amount
Share
Hughes
Investment Corp.
Mackall & Coe
Childs
Commission—
/'-V
5.12
Co
5.12
Barney
&
Noyes
&
Baker,
—
194,
Tucker,
Fen-
Smith, Inc
Webber,
Jackson
Paine,
Shields
5.12
Inc.
Inc.—
3.41
Stone
Hemphill,
5.12
Co
& Co.,
Pierce,
Co.,
&
Co
Hayden,
&
ner
&
5.12
^
Co
&
Kidder, Peabody
Weld
5.12
Co
&
Sachs
Goldman,
Bache
Union
&
Forgan
The
common
—
and
revenues
First Southwest Co.
&
:
White,
12.88
Brothers
Lehman
Kronfeld, Inc., New York, N. Y,
(Phil)
1,900
1,500
—
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.
stock.
.
%
12.88
Co.
2210.
1,900
&
Inc— 1,000
Burnham
con¬
Bond
Corp.
Raffensperger,
Co., Inc...
Fen-
Co.
&
Indianapolis
4,600
Inc— 1,000
Ball,
a
p.
County
1961, total
Hutton
F.
Riter
for the company of Tuckahoe, N. Y., the
further postponement from Aug. 2 to Aug. 16,
order" proceedings under the Securities Act
Securities and Exchange
new
Oxier.
%
Shearson,
193,
Corp
Lynch, Pierce,
Smith, Inc..
Witter
S.
E.
$5,859,400
debt-
term
of
Nassau
Dickson & Co.,
R.
registration statement filled by the company, in
additional time within which counsel may attempt
avoid the necessity
against
provide
in
(000s omitted)
$4,600
Boston
Shearson, Hammill & Co..—: 1,500
negotiate a factual stipulation which would
an
evidentiary hearing.—V.
191, p. 2415.
I960.—V.
$5,859,400
long
names
Outstanding
i
1981
1,
to
a
97%
Amount
Co—
&
Dean
"stop
in
of
&
Francis I. duPont & Co.
counsel
of
authorized
has
the
of
1950
$29,577,000,
income
First
ner
Kings Electronics Hearing Co.—SEC Hearing Postponed
On
SEC
since
firm
a
Merrill
30, 1961, adjusted to give effect to
consisted, of
$73,359,270 in funded
common
and
County.
(000s omitted)
219.
p.
counties
Blyth
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds from the sale will be used in connection
with
the
expansion of the company's
business. Approximately $2,000,000 will be used to repay short-term bank loans. An additional
$500',000 will be used in connection with the opening of new stores,
about $2,000,000 will be expanded for the enlargement and moderniza¬
tion of its
general department stores and the balance will be added
to
working capital.
Suffolk
underwriters
named
below
severally have
commitment, subject to certain conditions precedent, to
from the company the respective principal amount of new
set opposite their names.
The
income
its
and
bonds
net
corporation
Mineola, N. Y.,'
Country Rd.,
Nassau
$149,568,000 and gross income before income deductions amounted
For the 1960 calendar year revenues were $145,364,000
gross
added
total
Old
purchase
$30,480,000. This
of $31,343,000
were
and
outstanding shares of $5 par value
9,653,855
194,
on
of
sale
current
the
30,
increase
an
Suffolk
in
made
company,
the
250
service in
gas
UNDERWRITERS—The
,
be
of
company
and
$30,412,000.
and
sinking fund cal¬
to maturity.
will
com¬
Rockaway
EARNINGS—For the 12 months ended March 31,
were
a
debentures
electric
contiguous
153%
;
with executive offices in Neenah, * Wis.,
is
a
major integrated manufacturer and seller of cellulose wadding
products, white papers and allied products. About 57 %
of its net
sales of $410,500,000 in the fiscal year ended April 30,
1961, repre¬
sented sanitary wadding and related products, 27%
white paper and
16 %>
specialty products, including cigarettes, condenser and carboniz¬
ing papers, industrial wadding and other items.
Its consumer products
include Kotex and Sems sanitary napkins.
Kleenex cleansing tissue,
table napkins and kitchen towels and Delsey
toilet tissue. The com¬
pany
is one of the two largest U. S. manufacturers of publicationtype coated printing papers and one of the five largest manufacturers
of all types of printing paper.
The company is one of the two largest
producers of cigarette and condenser papers.
—V.
.
the
of
from
the
the
by
time
2,100,000,
not redeemable prior
general funds for expansion, construction and
for the fiscal years 1961-62 and 1962-63 call for
about $70,000,000.
plans
expenditure of
the
has
used
peninsula in Queens County,*1 which form
part of Long Island. Population of the area is estimated at more than
''x%
.
any
BUSINESS—The
yield
to
be
1990.
supplies
corporation's
EARNINGS—For
sales
company's
be
ended Jan.
year
to
the
stores.
was accounted tot by its discount department stores
remainder by the general department stores. As a result of
company's
field
department
general
Issue
FUND—The
improvement
opening of additional stores, of which five are scheduled to be opened
in the fall of 1961. It also plans to enlarge and modernize its more
profitable
100%
at
will
sale
bank
period
April 1, 1961, to Dec. 31, 1962, are estimated at $84,000,000, allocated
as
follows: electric property $60,000,000,
gas property $16,000,000 and
common
property $8,000,000.
the
30
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
this field by the
further in
to expand
plans
1986,
the
of utility plant and to pay short-term
this purpose.
Construction expenditures for the
subject to redemption
at regular prices ranging from 106.57%
in 1961 to par
Special redemption prices range from 101.57% in 1961 to the
principal amount in 1990.
.
cost
culated
company
company
1,
from
construction
made for
at
1,
on
SINKING
of 111 Eighth Ave., New York City,
through ' its subsidiaries; operates 63 retail stores in 55 cities. Of
these,
42
are
general
department stores located
in downtown or
suburban areas,
and 21 are discount department stores. In 1961 two
self service
discount stores were opened and two other stores
were
The
—
due Aug.
proceeds
7
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The new bonds are
291,857
.
Aug. 1, 1981, will be convertible into common stock
a share. The company has applied for listing of
acquired;
40,788
1966 for refunding purposes by inoney borrowed at a lower
to the company than 4%%. Otherwise
they are redeem¬
days' notice at the option of the company at regular
redemption prices ranging from 105% during the first year, declining
to par in 1985.
.
,
$29
BUSINESS
58,563
i'
Aug.
able
1,1961. Stockholders will have until Aug.
17 to exercise their subscription rights. The debentures,
•
inc.
9.
p.
debentures,
interest
of record Aug.
.
1,491,157
$1,041,444
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The debentures
The offering is on- the basis of $100 of con¬
vertible subordinated debentures for each 20 shares held
at
1,475,817
$1,108,723
336,882
4%%.
company.
due
194,
fund
rT,.-i.
Inc.—Debenture Eights
stockholders the right to subscribe at par for $5,859,400
4%%
245,699
$165,495
Co.,
underwriting group headed by Lehman
Shearson, Hammill; &.♦ Co. is offering to
Offering—An
Brothers -and
of
250,962
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—Debentures Offered—Blyth &
Inc., and associates offered publicly on Aug, 3
an issue of
$30,000,000 of this corporation's 4% % sinking
A covering '300,000
$1, without under¬
July 17, 1961 filed a Reg.
50 cents) to be offered • at
on
(par
proceeds
$2,532,601
for
pany
loans
in
writing.
The
$2,584,540
$183,108
operating
ry.
—V.
Files With
—
$411,194
•
Exchange Commission—
corporation
common
Colo.
1961—6 Mos.—1960
ops.
from ry.
rev.
PROCEEDS—Net
Ry.—Earnings-
$434,070
operating revenue—
Ry. operating expenses
Ry.
value
sale
Gulf
&
1961—Month—1960
Period End. June 30—
director,
a
Oklahoma
Kansas,
stock
for-l
.(531)
,
Duncan,
Sr.,
as
life of
Mr.
Buchan,
The
prospectus
President.
MacAndrews & Forbes Co.—Loan Agreement—This
cbmpany of Camden, N. J., has announced completion
of a long-term loan agreement for $1,500,000 with The
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., of Newark. Terms
of the 15-year loan include provisions for repayment in
equal instalments over the last 10 years of the 15-year
life.
In
making the announcement, Mr. R. M. Bickerstaff, Jr., President,
"We have borrowed this money for use in plant improvement,
of $500,000 bank loans and Increase of working capital.
This
is another of a series of steps
started a year or so ago to
improve several manufacturing operations, reduce costs and increase
earnings. Careful engineering studies have demonstrated that additional
money can and should be invested for these purposes. The loan will
enable us to carry out our program with greater speed than would
be possible through retained earnings alone."—V. 189, p. 483.
v 1
said,
Long
Island
Lighting Co.—Bonds Offered—Blyth &
Co., Inc., and the First Boston Corp. were joint man¬
agers of a group which offered publicly on Aug. 2 an
issue of $25,000,000 of this company's 5% first mortgage
bonds, series L due 1901, priced at 101.563 to yield
4.90%.'"
The
100.73
for
for the
'
«"•% »*'1,
issue
was
the
won
5%
bonds, also
at
*
*5''.''
competitive sale
coupon.
There
were
on
two
a
bid
of
other bids
5s, as follows: Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc., 100.639, and W. C. Langley & Co., 100.299.
as
retirement
Magazines for Industry, Inc.—Common Registered—
This
tion
company
statement
shares
to
be
of 660 Madison Ave., New York City filed a registra¬
the SEC on Aug. 2 covering
135,000 common
with
offered for public sale
on
an
all or none basis through
8
headed
underwriters
and
ment
S.
by
Fuller
D.
The
Co.
&
offering price
public
to
The
sold
be
to
is
which
for $337.50,
underwriter
the
to
the
The
exercise price
supplied by amendment.
(formerly Don Gussow Publications, Inc.) publishes the
The
will be applied towards the additional promotion of Food
and Drug
Packaging and the launching of a new publication to be
called "The Candy
Marketer;*' a $60,000 bank note will be reureu;
and the balance will be added
to working capital.
duced
components
shares
restricted
the
of
the
such
and
company
997
It
in
presently
the next
of
of
Files With
—
and
development,
two
to
will
under
require
(2)
oper.
4
$1,778,203
1,459,259
expenses
$1,957,752 $12,225,090 $12,985,740
1,594,735
9,676,541
9,778,373
:
ry.
—V.
income—
oper.
194,
$363,017
$2,548,549
$3,207,367
139,696
$318,944
114,272
operations-—
way
Net
721,508
Manhattan Shirt Co.—Financing Arranged—
$200,000
to
provide
funds
the
borrowing
promissory
$5,900,000
of
note
due
Aug.
Aug.
on
from
1,
1961
1,
insurance
an
Goldman,
1976.
it
that
has
the
for
"
under
its
quisition
(6)
Sachs
&
assisted
in
Co.
basis
proceeds of the loan, $3,900,000 will be used to prepay a
note
outstanding in that principal amount and the balance will be
added to the company's working capital.—V. 190, p. 773.
provide
development
•
.
for
of
'«
,
the
'
development
the
•
and
working capital
Land
Investment
development
exercise
the
of
for
the
Corp.,
properties
of
to
option
an
development
hereby,
debt
March
the
to
and
31,
issuance
are
Manitoba Sugar
The
has
company
outstanding
dividends
The
of
6%
for
$2.50
Redemption
shares
at
Sept.
on
$105
1,
thereof;
share.
per
is also offering to purchase any of the said shares
purchase by the holders therof before Sept. 1, 1961,
without dividends.
company
tendered
for
for
but
$105,
1961,
and
sale
purchase
Investment
&
Development
Securities Offered—Pursuant to
Associates,
Inc.—
Feb. 20, 1961 prospec¬
a
tus the company
offered, without underwriting, $1,100,250
of 8% convertible subordinated debentures due Sept.
1,
1970, and 36,675 shares of capital stock. The securities
were offered for public sale in 1419
units, each consisting
of $750 of debentures and 25
shares, at $1,100 per unit.
Proceeds will.be used by the company for the repayment
by
of
debt
investment.
for
and
the
of
the
BUSINESS—The
July
the
9,
debentures
be offered for
units
Scheinman
basis,
unit.
The
-
primary
has
in
District
the
Z.
two
limited
Mentor
is
Inc.
&
in
Delaware.
1955.
director
Co.
A.
Co.,
of
Mentor,
co-founder,
&
of
purchase
its
activities
Metropolitan
operations
It
will
on
anticipated
paid out in
capital stock.
In
its
operations
the
companies
director
a
Vice-President
Association,
and
to
the
director
a
Treasurer
at
the
C.
D.
form
in
field
would
income
producing proper¬
take place
largely in
outset
the
area,
company
debentures
on
real
of
be
similar
a
a
engage
of
interest
of
the
in
and
generally in the
development, with primary
operation
will
company
engaged
of
American
of
and
and
in
estate
and
warrant.
dividends
with
and
similar
areas.—V.
193,
1016.
p.
-
Saxe,
give
of
effect
total number of
&
Co.,
and
Net
Net
ry.
operating
Ry. operating
offered
common
its
•
stock
bowling
will
in
presently
be
centers,
BUSINESS—The
engaged
proceeds
the
from
used
with
by
the
the
the
of
acquisition
647
and
of
permit
being
Fulton
St.,
operation
shares
of
improvements
for
added
working
capital.
Brooklyn, N. Y.,
bowling
centers.
of
Flatbush
is
It
owns
two
Avenue
Row,
stockholders
EARNINGS
AND
CAPITALIZATION
On
—
'
Metropolis Bowling
Bowling Center, for
solidated
revenues
completion
_
the
of
company
the
will
Centers,
the
of
State
fiscal
year
$699,509
current
consist
ended
and
net
financing,
of
292,000
$1,019,681 of sundry debt.—V. 193,
Bowling
p.
a
pro
Center
March
income
outstanding
shares
2008.
of
and
31,
of
forma
1961
City
had
$29,375.
enter
stock,
its
funds
in
investment
small
business
each.
William
A.
Kielmann .is
listed
as
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$8,220,753
7,856,070
$9,356,612
8,217,723
$1,138,889
*93,839
♦44,074
♦731,314
89,154
1961—Month—1960
$569,003
$576,953
$3,232,533
*
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$3,550 058
1,681,568
$300,060
$325,324
$1,613,126
$1,868,490
213,754
226,999
763,215
l|339i234
Coils Manufacturing Co.—Common
stock,
&
to
Scheinman
Inc.,
on
through R.
best
a
L.
receive
$1
efforts
(3)
which
shares
2,000
have
6,000
shares
to
members
'•
of
equipment
leasing
both
the
referred
number
leasing
and
size
Walter
the
company
and
at
prevailing
Stock
business.
Co.,
The
sold
prices
of
to
the
shares
Milton
may
time
at the
to
time
the
J.
in
sale,
the
and
underwriter
two
under¬
individually,
for
public sale
over-the-counter
(4)
pursuant
also
the principal
other
offered
time
of
granted
by
a
Horowitz
statement
Bomback,
be
through
receive
R.
principal
owned
shares),
and
options
will
Don
registration
which
from
basis
none
which
expenses.
25,000
the
to
shares
company's
Option Plan.
is engaged primarily
company
in the manufacture of armature-,
and field
coils, for sale to the railroad
industry, for use by
company in the re-manufacture, for sale to
railroads, of standard
motors and generators used on
electric and Diesel electric locomotives.
the
company also pioneered
trade
name
equipment.
net
development of
proceeds
from
at
$535,000, the
current obligations
the
remainder
to
certain
220 000
shares
of
tnar
a
the
special process, under
a
"Epoxi-Mica," used in the insulation
the
the
and
will
be
intends
loans
to
made
added
said
to
for
stock,
^
m
57*
73
and
additional
$250,000
working
general
funds
of
the
company
which
Ralph C.
to
capital
and
will
has outstanding
Lauro, President
~aur£' ? Secretary-Treasurer, own|(as
group
par's
of
use
purposes (including additional equip-
indebtedness,
common
of
company's sale
company
able for general corporate
ment)
Inc.,
Of
and
purposes;
Heller & Co., and
addition to indebtedness,
In
Golkin
shares
thereof
exercise
upon
company's
&
Saul
outstanding
The
Ihe
the
of
shares
or
firms,
for
tne
r'
Heller
E.
$2,500.
all
an
other
$10,000
stator
business. The $250 000 es¬
applied to working, capi¬
with
by
on
two
of
common
holders
Restricted
Co.
&
10,000
fee
offered
made
and
Pittsburgh, Pa., filed a
July 27
covering
100 000
for
public sale at $6.50 'per
on
(2) 48,640 outstanding
(exclusive of said 10,000
14
issuable
been
be
and
Registered
St.,
SEC
share,
49,360
market
Bernard
to
shares
to
be
Co.
finder's
firms,
the
by
the
will
&
commission
a
(1)
per
writing
per
for
per
Thirty-Second
with
stock,
offering
share
at
Three-year warrants
share are to be issued to Malcolm
finders; warrants for 4,000 shares tb
$3
common
Bomback
includes
commission of $40 per
the company
has
sold
10.000
and
of
unit
per
Co.,
selling
services,
a
certain
of
110
statement
The
will
V;
Y-.%.
of
company
65c
has
now
joint
22.6%, and management
tenants)
officials as
is
owned
by Gilbert N. Zitin, President, and 31.4%
by Bernard C.
Zitin, Treasurer. The 110,000 shares owned by the two Zitins represent
a
cash cost to them of $156,000.
Natpac Inc.—Common
Registered—
This
■/
-a
Midwest Planned Investments, Inc.—Files for Offering
with
the
SEC
and
grams
1815
First
Midwest
Aug.
on
2
$14,000,000
National
Program,
Bank
filed
covering
$1,000,000 of Single Payment
Systematic Investment Programs.
of
&
Pro¬
to
Period End. June 30—
Southern
&
sold
>
Railway
Railway
$281,000
oper.
$306,578
$1,699,548
225,731
1,314,173
1,342,650
expenses
to
The
$1,876,530
263,584
oper., revenues
operations
way
Net
*
ry.
$17,416
$80,847
$385,375
23,217
104,570
Deficit.—V.
194,
p.
and
due
167,307
from
market
10.
sale,
The
SEC
authorizing
has
the
1,
be
to
1962,
to
sums
applied
order
an
company
ending April
are
issued
borrow
the
from
not
property
Holding
banks
to
for
which
are
estimated
at
$17,962,400
the period
$7,700,000.
The
total
1961.—V.
expenditures
194,
p.
Inc.
and
receive
A
Ratner.
a
Also
shares
underlying
mill
one
shares
finder's
included
at
2,000
Flomenhaft,
commission
$1,500
four-year
warrant
per
in
underlying
its
subsidiaries
and
food
sale
of
products
of
the
Gas
Co.—Bonds
will
principally engaged in the
poultry and the sale of
financing of
time
payments
and
the
be
used
to
and
for
the
purchase
$100,000
the
to
balance
of
additional
enlarge
for
Hall
Railway
oper.
$427,745
$415,661
and
10.1%,
capital
The
expenses
258,586
317,587
'
1
The
of
way
Net
—V.
ry.
194, p.
income...
10.
proceeds
New
New
/
rail¬
operations
oper.
common
its
73,827
$98,074
33,134
$763,830
$1,050,230
310,467
466,975
The
are
25
12,
1961
cents)
to
be
company's
York
to
at
.
filed
be
Reg.
a
offered
used
for
address
is
$2
Corp.
(3)
stock,
to be
shares,
per
in
share
exoenses
c/o"
J.
City.
*
*!"
,
'
*'
J
at
A
150 000
covering
under-
without
$2
&
offered
which
to
be
M.
incidental
Bennett,
to
200
mining
W.
57th
'r
Haven Clock
debentures
common
$169,159
July
on
(par
Watch
This company of 196
Lexington
statement with the
SEC on July
$2,791,759
1,741,529
shares
operations.
1961—6 Mos.—1960
1,715,202 '
"
writing.
of
from
corporation
common
•;
con¬
Net revenue
and
purposes.
respectively.
'
Sold
$2,479,032-
consumer
administrative
working
certain
Nevada Consolidated Mines, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
at
be
such
obligations,
facilities,
addition
Street,
revenue,.
be
to
-
products; and it also is engaged in the
servicing of home food freezers, the
financing of payments
buyers of freezers, and the operation of a retail
super¬
Poughkeepsie,
N.
Y.
Of
the
net
proceeds
of
the
stock
payment
27.8%
Nashville.
Period End. June 30—
-to
exercisable
in
220.
Privately—
Aug. 2, 1961 it was reported that $3,500,000 of this firm's
first mortgage bonds, 5Vs%
series, due June 1, 1981 had
been sold privately through Equitable Securities Corp.,
statement
warrants
•
Valley
$0,475
payable
warrants
and
similar
'
Mississippi
is
are
meat
and
Seidler
of
fee
indebtedness, the comrany * has outstanding
155,000
common
shares
with
an
April 30 book value of $1.07 per
share,
of
which
Martin
Schwartz, President, Carl Schwartz, VicePresident,
p.nd
Wilbur
Valentine,
Secretary-Treasurer,
own
56.8%,
Act
during
exceed
additions,
for
Company
Park, N. Y., filed
28, covering 100 000
public sale at $4.75 per
July
for
Motti,
will
Ozone*
on
;
purchasers
processing
In
under
aggregating
toward
.
freezing
$250,000
time
Mississippi Power Co.—Financing Approved—
25,000
and
company
from
&
expenses.
Arnold
and
Blvd.,
SEC
offered
finders.
frozen
sale
$533,880
♦5,485
income
oper.
the
due
from rail¬
David
underwriters
processing,
other
Net revenue
and
share;
per
the
be
underwriters
Greer
the
to
to
$12,000 for
additional
an
$3.75
Rockaway
with
stock
William
The
plus
Morton
1961—6 Mos.—1960
1961—Month—1960-:
Inc.
share
Ry.—Earnings—
93-25
statement
common
through
Co.,
per
are
Northfield
of
shaie
Building, Minneapolis,
registration statement
a
of
company,
registration
shares
sold
oper.
and
non-diversified
invest
Ry.—Earnings—
ry
Golkin,
outstanding 155,000 common shares having an
30 book value of $1.45 per share
(which will Increase to $1.65
completion of this financing. Of the outstanding stock, 39.6%
company
Railway
capitalization
common
to
ops.
from
rev.
shaie.
registration
of 6M>%
sub¬
a
common
:
$500
at
Scheinman
at
equipment
basis,
Upon
com¬
finder's
1,619,407
Motor
in
Brooklyn and the City Hall Bowling Center at
Manhattan,
have
been
operated
by
certain
principal
of the company, and will be
purchased by the company.
Park
of
to
to
one
center
and
has
entered
into
agreements to
additional centers.
The center owned and opei'ated by
the
is
the
52-lane
company
fully
air-conditioned
Brooklyn Strand
Center, on Fulton Street in Brooklyn. The State
Bowling Center on
.purchase
sale
participation
accounts
Minneapolis,
120,000
selling
$5,000
a
251,629
underwriter
Benkert
warrants
financing
upon
share
per
(including
ri94°Perann7g mC,"~
—V
120,000 shares
its
company
balance
company
sale
filed
y.
-
share,
increase
funds
PROCEEDS—Net
■>
.
for
in
April
$1
a
268,943
certain
the
Main
'
423,386 shs.
$120,000
shares
60,000
receive
L.
the
enter
to
the
Bldg.,
$364,683
:
proceeds of this financing will be
to
Bank
$161,544
expenses.
retne
to
accounts,
receive
closed-end,
10.
p.
revenue..
financing,
net
and
$100,123
ops.
104,
estimated
order
1981
company.—
Registered—
National
1961—Month—1960
$1,367,376
$1,521,287
1,267,253
1,359,743
operating inc—
Ry.
-Qut&tatfdWg
SvY\>';.V vv.
of
selling stockholders, who will continue to hold 75,000
shares, or 25.7% of the outstanding stock following the
financing.
ry
Monogahela
February,
for
sold for the company and 78,000 shares for certain
from
rev.
stock,
in
First
expenses
a
9.7%
own
expenses.
the
tal
as
revenue..
1959, the company is engaged principally
in financing accounts receivable. It also makes occasional
inventory and
eouipment loans to its customers and intends, on completion of this
timated
is
will
for
intends
Period End. June 30—
that
$473,858
covering
..
in
company
;
shares offered,
.
Schlesinger,
group.
Organized
$5,500,000
15,
the
RR.—Earnings—
operating
Ry. operating
805.4701'
per
shares
7,000
Stanley
depositor
&
Of the
Authorised
Philadelphia,
27
for
W.
of
counsel
This
V. S. Wickett & Co., Inc. and Thomas,
Lee, Inc. The offering marked the initial
public sale of the company's common stock.
were
selling
for
July
of
...
Ry.
sub¬
of
as
stock
common
1,500,OOO shs.
St.,
and
:
will
cents
Minn.,
Inc.;
Williams
to
and
1971
Robert
50
and
Metropolis Bowling Centers, Inc.—Common Offered—
Public offering of 198,000 shares of this
company's com¬
mon stock at $5
per share was made Aug. 4 by Russell
&
:joi jf;
July
on
A.
they
to
at
purchase
Walnut
offered
be
number
a
In
addition, any prop¬
erties owned by the
company, such as apartment buildings or office
buildings, would, of course, be in competition with similar
buildings
in
to
Weiss
1940
Blasio
Monon
as
earnings
investments
competition
business.
expand
may
geographical areas as circumstances
that a large portion of the company's net
the
Mensh
as
other
is
formed
Inc.
Washington,
be
development
of
to
Mr.
business
he
De
This
due
to
Loan
Landvoigt,
the
on
While
1949
acquired by the company, and of
wholly owned subsidiary of the company.
a
director
a
Savings
E.
Mensh.
estate
In
Sidney Z.
promoter of each
the
was
Z.
real
recently
Inc.,
and
Federal
of
emphasis
the
existing
Benkert
Sidney
1946.
incorporated
was
company contemplates
continuing
business
of
real
estate
investment
and
its
and
which
Period End. June 30—
Credit Corp.—Units Registered—
consideration
shares
La Lone
transferred
incorporated' oh
was
the
of
January
The
ties.
created
It
is
company
aspects
Mensh
Mr.
partnerships
Insurance
County
the
since
which
Co.,
Investments,
President
Mercury
of
corporation
a
of
various
Columbia
of
Mensh
Co.,
of
in
engaged
and
He
State
the
promoter
Mensh
Sidney
is
company
of
laws
Nii
stock.
to
which
In
20,000
of
are
&
for
Co.,
company
Conrad
public sale in units each consisting of $200 of debentures
shares
100
address
to $40,000
Garber).
Act
shares
H.
1959.
&
up
William
President.
of
usd
its
and
company
to
shares
:
company of 1518
statement with the SEC
The
due
stock
common
Corp.—Stock
whose
The
ac¬
stock
the
of
'
This
,
under
Meade
and
to
registration
and
trustee
debentures
of
representing a wide variety of industries and companies. The
company
has 17,200 capital shares outstanding, of which First Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Freehold,
Boniface
DeBlasio,
Vice-President,
and
presently owned.
all
_i_—:
_—
ordinated
shares
Capital
♦Deficit.—V.
adjusted
as
of
:■ ■-.ifui,,'-!
Mortgages payable
Sundry indebtedness
Common stock
(par* $1)
—V. 193, p. 2545,
Middle Atlantic
Mensh
550,000
Co.—Appointment—
appointed
follows:
as
.
of
all
accrued
been
company was
organized under New Jersey law in May 1961
the Small Business Investment
Company of Monmouth Coun,y. It is
as a small business
investment company under the Small Busi¬
ness Investment Act
of 1958, and is also registered under the Investment
and
capitalization
and
•'
plus
has
427.
operation
including
'
1961,
share,
per
16,288,512
Co.
company.
Carver
CAPITALIZATIPN i GIVING EFFECT t TO t PRESENT FINANCING
Co.—T9 Redeem Preferred—
called
preferred
35,602,701
15,733,521
subordinated
Company
'
,
Any balance of the proceeds of this offering will be
working capital for the company's general corporate purposes.
date
37,948,325
The
Acres,;
the
at
5,681,736
2,431,287
2,787,594
a,s
Robco
■
(7)
sidiaries
113,406,705
concerns
additional
Mid-Continent
to
funded
106,115,209
Construction
6%
corporation,
Net
Its
for
p.
mission
fee
Inc., a corporation which owns .487 acres of."
Bartlett, in Shelby County, Tennessee, and to pay current
due on purchase money mortgages on such property and to
near
The
the
Of
$75,000
19,801,002
Freehold, N. J., filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Aug. 1 covering 200,000 shares of capital
stock, to be offered for public
sale
at
$10 per share. The
offering will be made on a best efforts
\
'
,
properties
of
$
149,009,406
St.,
.
the loan.
arranging
funds
-
$100,000 to
subsidiary,
a
'
$
144,083,534
■
Trust
Monmouth
$250,000 to provide initial capital for the purchase, acquisition
organization of a subsidiary real estate mortgage and loan com¬
to be known as Mid-Continent Mortgage Co., the basic ac¬
tivities of which will include mortgage placement and servicing,
and
construction and development loans.
■„ ''
for
company
provide
Subdivision.
payments
arranged
194,
This
substantial expenditures during
the iss'ue is sold, the company
,
,
to
$75,000
commence
announced
V.
not
but
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$
licensed
Raleigh-Bartlett
company,
sub¬
(4)
land
The
contract,
or
>*../
25,482,738
rail-
Homes
amount
depositary
pany,
1,116,558
116.
p.
option
1,939,945
operations-,..6,970,386
Modern
or
of
rail¬
from
revenue
expenses
from
Manufacturers
additional working capital for a. subsidiary
Mid-Continent Building Corp., which is engaged in
company,
(3)
Point
1961—6 Mos.—1960'
1961—Month—1960
oper.
principal
provide
Subdivision.
(5)
Net
operating
$7,021,268
1,457,228
1961—Montn—1960
Net ry. oper. income...
—V. 194,
p. 10.
predecessor companies prior
The executive and
taken over intact
as
$7,171,785
24,953,382
17,982.996
revenue.
revenue
way
r.
Assuming that all of
years.
$150,000
the
equip¬
RR.—Earnings—
revenue-
Net
of the development of certain, proper¬
development and the acquisition and de¬
of
presently
oper.
.
of
.
op.'r.
directly
continued
$1,294,958
..y.;:;-"yy,-'.
$
Railway,
Railway
building homes.
for purchase of inventory
proceeds are to be used
working capital.
Railway
Railway
by
21,293,297
266,891
-
Ave.,
engaged,
21,154,225
,
$1,253,647
ry.
10..
p.
>
$28,326,010 $28,314,565
3,814,504
341,133
ops
operating inc.__
194,
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$5,109,462
3,870,174
Missouri-Pacific RR.—Earnings—
completion
process
properties
$5,123,821
Period End. June 30—
.
to apply the net proceeds of this offering, amounting after
to approximately $907,345, within a period of 18 months to
following purposes, in amounts and order of priority indicated:
(1)
and
Central
Offered—Pur¬
from
rev.
ry.
—v.
RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
140,000 shares of this
been
Minneapolis.
Maine
Net
expenses
corporation on July 17,
1961 filed 250,000 common shares
(par 10 cents) to be offered at $1.15, through Craig-Hallum, Kinnard,
Period End. June 30—
Net
expansion,
proposes
The
The
loans,
1960 by the company.
these companies were
companies have
PROCEEDS—The
ties
stock.
Mag-Tronkcs Corp., Minneapolis, Minn.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
ment
_
of
Stock
Monroe
is
operated
were
personnel
acquired
velopment
yet under
the
Inc.,
Manu¬
sidiaries.
this
of
of
1960.
in April,
acquisition in April,
administrative
offering are held as follows: William P.
Langworthy, President, 38,318 shares; Marjorie C. Langworthy, Sec
retary
41,818; and David C.
Langworthy, Executive Vice-President,
71,064;
They also
own,
respectively, 153,272, 167,272 and 284,256
subject
the
of
their
to
to preferred
stock, and after giving
effect to a
stock split, the company has outstanding 151,200
shares
of
common
stock plus an additional 604,800 common shares
"restricted
as
to cash dividends"
until specified dates.
The 151,200
shares
,
.
100,000
through
1961 prospectus, James N. Reddoch
company
operations
tivities
pro¬
addition
etc.
In
70-for-l
.
covering
A
$3,
at
its
company are designed for use as ferro-magnetic cores
such as
transformers, chokes, filters, reactors, magnetic
amplifiers
York.
New
Reg.
a
offered
be
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Memphis,
com¬
and through
subsidiaries, in all phases of real estate operations, including the
acquisition of land for investment purposes, the construction of homes
and other buildings',
real estate and insurance brokerage, real estate
management,
the development and sale of uroperties owned by it,
and other related activities.
The home building, real estate and in¬
surance
brokerage, property management and land development ac¬
menced
the
by
devices
in
the
of
to
Corp.—Common
July 21,
a
BUSINESS—The
■:
Most
Corp.,
filed
1961
& Co., Memphis, publicly offered
Ave.
at 21st
St., Camden, N. J., filed a
with the SEC on July 28, covering 151,200
outstanding
its common stock,
to be offered foi
public
sale by the present holders thereof on an all or none basis through
underwriters
headed
by Butcher
& Sherrerd.
The public offering
price
and
underwriting terms
are
to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged principally in the development, manufacture
and
sale
of magnetic
components which
serve
basic needs in the
industries.
28,
cents)
.
Ry. operating revenue__
Ry. operating expenses.
firm's common stock at $7.50 per share.
Hayes
electronics
20
Mid-Continent
statement
shares
of
and
July
on
(par
Securities
suant to
Magnetic Metals Co.—Common Registered—
electrical
Files With
—
.
Period End. June 30—
proceeds are to be used for repayment
advertising and working capital.
6ales,
$100 000
company,
shares
facturers
business
periodicals:
Candy
Industry
and Confectioners
Journal, Bottling Industry, and Food and Drug Packaging, and related
technical books. Of
the net proceeds of the sale of addition stock,
/-This
corporation
common
following
registration
Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
be
company
Precision
Micro
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The state¬
also includes
an
additional 33,750 shares underlying five-year
warrrants
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(532)
by the company to the holders of $695,000
are
convertible
offered
pursuant
Co.—Common Registered
Ave., New York, filed a registration
31, covering (1) 695,000 shares of
to
at
$1
options
at
per
$1
April 1961 in connection with a
86,433 shares to be issued to John L.
per
share
granted
loan
Ayers
to
share,
and
(2)
250,000
Industrial
made
to
the
500,000
shares
Trading
company,
in payment of certain
■
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
due him, and (4) 321,500 shares to beissued
creditors in payment of corporate obligations.
The
other
various
statement
opment and
the
clock
Products
also
electronics.
watch
and
antiquated
plant
Division
in
the loss operations of
disposition of the
The discontinuance of
division
there,
in
new
a
New
the
Haven,
the
establishment of
the Condenser
building in Florida have, according to
and
shares
a
as
group
and
own
Friedkin
Ben
President.—V.
as
193,
interest
and
oper.
Railway
oper.
796,520
expenses
of
a
a
sale,
exchange,
719,500
the
ry.
—V.
$537,006
result
$499,639
197,827
$115,800
$133,239
287,195
'
74,598
114,468
oper.
194,
units
for
income
tion
taxes
12,473,000
operating taxes
11,198,264
10,652,446
67,525,524
63,980,665
the
14,015,076
12,360,724
12,770,184
11,059,861
82,712,460
71,883,396
75,197,846
63,838,725
laws
Federal
Other
income
other
the
taxation
such
of
—V.
194,
Sponsor
Railway
Railway
Net
revenue-
19,635,883
oper.
expenses
11,469,882
ry.
—V.
194,
114,431,447 127,471,300
67,786,064
74,362,610
46,645,383
the
of
33,253,593
Fund
for
interest
time.
Western Mining
Seattle, Wash.
Exploration,
&
The
company
shares
without
July
on
(par
13, 1961
cent) to
one
filed a Reg.
offered at
>•
XK
proceeds
,
be
to
are
used
for
two
cents
Salomon
Brothers
Hutzler
&
associates
and
Interstate
Commerce
3.40%
the
for
turities.
The
Aug;.
*
for
mining
the
Commission-
23,
1962
approval,
maturity
to
awarded
at
com¬
??■
.
to
'$8,610,200.
cost
^
.
:
„
1961—Month—1960 '
Railway
oper."
Railway
oper.' expenses
Net
;,v
.
'
1,321,900
*"'".
-
1961—6 Mos.—1960
in
the Fund.
fraction
outstanding
at
is
undivided
certificateholder's
increased)
Fund
Fofttain
the
permit.
,;;.
■;
Northwestern Pacific RR.—Earnings—
1961—6 Mos —1960
-
Railway,
oper:
revenue.
$1,063,991
$ljll5;980
-$5,403,241
Railway,
oper.
expenses
551,882
607,205
1 3,004,790
$508,775
$2,398,451
$6,085,901
3,644,727
The
Operations——
way
v.%'v V-
Net ry, oper. income.— '
—V. 194, p.- 117.
•/
.
90,252
.
: ,74*232 :
*;
V'■
Public
'
351,539
•
the
to
undivided
fractional
that
extent
units
hold
in
The
^
Service
f
*«■■»' Y
~v
-V•
.
Co.—-Bonds
•
due
of
offering
thereof.
Such
hereinafter
units
any
connection
amounts
are
with
their
referred
be deposited in
be excluded from
;>
.
the
shall
to,
.
as set
Bonds
forth
incurred
in
-
'connection
mainder-will
with
bfr Used
also
the
for
construction
certain
other
arid
program
construction
the
or
deduction
able .to
The
have
amounts
/'
■
■
„
;•
■
.
publication
daily
said List.
iri
will
ac¬
plies .electricity,
cities
For
in
the
erating
12
company,
in
Nebraska
eastern
as
months
revenues
ended
came
with
headquarters at Huron, S.
South: Dakota
well
as
16
May
from
cities
31*;
the salfe
sale of
gas.
The company - supplies
Island, Aberdeen and North Platte. •
and
natural
towns
and.
in
gas
Sponsor.
D., sup¬
in three
South
such
Dakota.
prices
of
obtained
be
to
purchase
froiri
company,
••
below
subject- to
below
have
Hal&ey,
Inc.
Stuart, & Co.,*
%__i—$1,800,9.00
Co.
*
200,000
Allisori-Williams
William Blair. &
The Illinois
McMaster
f&
the
severally
terms
:;
Amount
—V.
•
of
the
to
v,
the
bonds
from
in
Public
Co.
194,
Co.,
.*
the
Bond
-
,
.
,v
t
Wells
&
Co.
Writer•/.
value
of
such
on
the
charges.
calendar
prior, thereto,
unit
200,000
the
'
Net
may
—V.
the
194,
'
basis
be tendered
determined by the Trustee, as of 10:00 a.m.. New York time on
date of tender, on the; same basis as the Semi-Annual Evaluation.
cash airiouxit per- unit shall kbe multiplied" by the number of
This
tions
an
assignment
to the
Trustee
of
any
r
194,
Bank
$7>36S,510<
5,104,509
$6,831,437
$301,928
*10,716
$2,261,001
230,406
$1,653,148
*
V
,
;
Corp.,
194,
that
distribution
„
.
117.
p.
*260,987
-
,
.
.
below.—V.
5,178,289
,
•:
\
117.
p.
York
New
60
of
the
with
a
*
V
Holdings
'
' !
.'
Trust Co.
has
been
appointed co-transfer
194, p. 427.
% /
SEC
E.
on
Registered—
St.; New York,'filed. a registration
July 27 covering $2,750,000 of participa¬
42nd
10%
.
.
'
p
*
r
.
1
frtfi
'
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*
H
r
"
4
Pan-Alaska Fisheries* Inc.—Common
'
This
company
of
Dexter
Horton
Registered-^
Buildihg,. Seattle,
Wash.;
.
filed
'
a-
registration statement with the SEC on July 26 covering 120,000 shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters
headed by Robert L. Ferman & Co., Inc. The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The registration
also ■includes (lj 12,500 outstanding common shares recently
statement
writer
by
Indenture
"
1961—& Mos.—1960
$1,221,048
919,120
Fla.,
be
accompanied
$1,325,393
*916,978
company
150,000
the
11.
p.
second mortgage on the Palrri Beach Towers; Palm
to'be offered for sale in 275 units at $10,000 per unit.
is a joint venture among Lawrence' A. Wieri, Harry B.
Heimsley and Francis S. Levien, each of whom has a one-sixth iriterest
therein, and Towers Apartments, Inc., a Florida corporation which
owris the remaining one-half interest. The president and one of the
principal stockholders of Towers Apartments is Alfred' N. Miller. The
company
now holds
a
long-term ground lease on the Palm Beach
Towers, and it also owns its furniture and equipment. The company
proposes
to purchase the 9% acres of land on- which the hotel is
situated, for $975,000 in cash. The purchase will be made from a trust
whose beneficiaries include, certain of the Towers Apartments: stock¬
holders. Upon closing, the company will own the entire Palm Beach
Towers property subject to a first mortgage with a balance of $2,184,605. Simultaneously with the fee ownership of the property, the
company
proposes
to place a new $2,750,000 10%
second mortgage
thereon, due 1986; and it proposes to offer participations therein for
public sale. The proceeds of the ofiering will be used to make the
$975,000 cash payment under the land purchase contract, to pay an
existing $1,600,000 second mortgage on the property, to defray dis¬
bursements of $155,000 Incident to the transactions, and to pay ex¬
penses of $20,000 in connection with this offering.
The disbursements
will include a legal fee now estimated at $100,000 to Wien, Lane and
Klein, in which Lawrence A. Wien is a partner.
in
Beach,
The
200,000
Yantis & CO., Inc.
in
194,
"
.
1961—Month—1960
117.
company
statement
$100,000
provided
service
for the crimmon stock of the corporation.—V.
units
S.
Ry.—Earnings—
expenses.
p.
Chemical
agent
of
not a-business day, on the first business day
certificateholder shall receive" a cash amount pet
is
mail
and
Packaging Corp. of America—Appointment—
:
:
is
It
Francisco
The corporation on July 20, 1961, filed a Reg. A covering 25,000
common
shares to be offered at par ($1), through Arthur J. Coney,
Longview, Wash.
The
proceeds are to be used for the acquisition or leasing of
new
vending machines and for working capital.
V - : -%
\
the
redemption*
corporate
San
Oiympia, Wash.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
taxes
'Said
tendered for
general
the
Pacific Vending Co., Inc.,
if, such unit or units shall, be tendered for redemption during a
period when the registration books of the Trustee shall be closed,
theri in such case the certificate evidencing such unit or units shall
F.
Electric
Transam^rica
100,000
Co.,
is
Pacific Finance Corp;—Transamerica Increases
See
300,000
&
1,
at
company
ops.; $408,415
operating inc.—
:
57,318%
Brothers & Co:__
Nicolaus
for
and
address
provides passenger, freight
California, Nevada and Oregon.
♦Deficit.—V.
payment
day
capital
whose
from ry.
rev.
Net ry.
method
certificate
working
as
company,
Airport,
operating
Ry.
Stern
Stifel,
used
Period End. June 30—
300,060
-
be
Ry. operating revenue—
con-
corporiato trust office of- the Trustee in New
of any < applicable taixes or governmental
On the. seventh calendax day following such tender, or, -if- the
at
upon
Jan.
convertible
are
t
Fund so obtained by
dealers interested in
bond
common
to
1966.
in
Pacific
150,000
—
200,000
————
117.
the
and
prior
debentures
Palm Beach Towers Co.—Securities
applicable
any
debentures
operating and public service revenues of $3,544,151.—V.
on
Christensen, Inc.
Shaughnessy & Co./inc.
Hutchinson
p.
Peters,
will
400,000,
Co.-—,
Inc.
Mullaney;
30,
cities
30
■
.
The
reported a net loss of $226,745 in 1960
on
operating arid
public service revenues of $11,073,701.In
the
first four months of. 1961, the company had a net profit of $35,539
for
this
.
-City
seventh
Amount
stock.
DESCRIPTION—The
EARNINGS—The
the Fund and for which
made fbr Reserve Account
representing accrued expenses charge¬
REDEMPTION OF CERTIFICATES—Any
for., redemption,
York
Purchase Contract, the principal amounts, of the bonds set forth
opposite their respective names. "
Bond
appraise
prices
that
appointed
debentures
amount
at $6 a
1962.
International
,
purchasers ' named
the
Trustee
been
321.
p.
separately transferable
BUSINESS—The
comparable bonds.
It* is the intention of
6f appraisal will be followed for all
evaluations of the Fund, except for the initial determination of the
offering price which will be made by the' Trustee.
«
agreed
bid
available
has
subordinated
194,
purposes.
likely that bid prices will.be
available for all of
if a bid price should not be available for any bond,
is
but
Trustee, will
the
,
UNDERWRITERS—The
It
bonds,
the
1961, approximately 58%
of op¬
of electricity and .42%
from the
one -or riiore
services in Grand
*
'.
«.
*
not
June
balance
,
BUSINESS—The
York
7V2 %
_
acquiring such bonds.
.The Sponsor may be
included among the
dealers
furnishing such
prices, but a substantial number of such
bids will be obtained by
the Trustee from dealers other than the
at
New
PROCEEDS—Approximately $1,500,000 of the proceeds of the offer¬
ing will be applied to certain accounts "payable incurred in the pur¬
chase
of
new
aircraft,
spare
engine
and
parts,
modernizing
and
remodeling
aircraft
and
installation
of
radar
equipment.
The
heen
"
bid
Inc.—Appointment—
of
into common stock at
$4.50
a
share
after
share after Jan. 1, 1964 and at $8 a share
The debentures mature July 1,
1976 and are
redeemable
at
prices ranging from 105%
of principal amount plus
accrued interest after July 31, 1964 to a price of 100%
plus accrued
interest
after
July 31, 1975.
' '
f
out. of
amounts
(2)
representing
payable,
previously
the Furidcurrent
the Trustee
at
shall
and
purposes,
re¬
(1)
charges
governmental
projects,
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The new bdnds may- be i redeemed
pptiorial Vredemption : price' ranging from 107.40%
to 100%
and
special redemption'/prices: receding from 102.15%
to 100%', plus
crued
interest in Jeach case.
deducted:
be
to
are
no
Co.
the corporation.—V.
common
are
1,
after
.
.
PROCEEDS^-Net proceeds from the sale, will' be used, for1 the re¬
demption of $1,500,000 of 5%bondsr for repavment of bank loans
Trust
loans,
repayment of
purposes.
18,000
principal
Jan.
'
-
acquisition,
corporate
Air
of
DEBENTURE
EVALUATION OF UNITS—The Indenture
and A. C.
;
Reg. A covering 60,000
at $5, through General
1962.
the
the
may
as
Municipal; Offerings ,v(a
such
of
an
a
offered
principal amount
1976, of
1,
filed
be
for
be used
general
$2,705,000
of
stock
'
1(51.089%,
>"/
June
shares
OF
Current
prices
1961
to
Lines, Inc.—Securities Offered—A public
units of this firm's $1,800,000 6%%
convertible subordinated debentures and 180,000 shares
of its common stock was made Aug. 2 by an under¬
writing group headed by Walston & Co., Inc. and Hooker
& Fay, Inc.
The offering price was $145 per unit plus accrued in¬
terest on the debentures from July 1, 1961. A unit con¬
sists of $100 principal amount of debentures and 10
provides that the Trustee
!
shall appraise the value of the; Fund as of 10:00 a.m.* New York
time on
the last business day. of the months .of January and July
: "(the
"Semi Annual
Evaluation'.').
The
Semi-Annual Evaluation
will
itemize:
(1) cash on hand in*the Fund,
(2) the value of the bonds
yield approximately 5,70 %. The group was awarded the
bonds July, 31. on its bid of 100.959%. - Two other bids % held in the Fund, which shall. be the current bid price (or, if no
bid. price is available .with respect to.any of the; bonds, the appraised
were received for the
value determined by the Trustee on the date of evaluation), and ; (3)
bonds, both- as 5 %s. These came
accrued but unpaid interest thereon.
from Salomon Brothers &" Hurler,
For each such evaluation there
Allyn & Co., Inc., 100.701%..
for
Pacific
the current public offering prices of' Public Bonds of all
grades currently being offered by dealers and banks).
The offering
prices of such Public Bonds as were offered ih said "Blue List on
the date of their deposit
were not
in excess of the highest public
Offered—
Halsey, ...Stuart V& Co. Inc. headed a group of under¬
writers^ Which offered publicly on Aug, ,1, 1961, an issue
of $4,009,000 ♦of;:this firm's, first
mortgage bonds, 5*4%
series due 198-7,% at- 102.147 % and accrued
interest, to
List
28,
cents)
Midland
Marine
offering
tairiing
'
10
.
Blue
r
/'*.
Files
—
New York.
capital and
trustee
'
"V
July
on
(par
Inc.,
Co.,
Outdoor Development Co.,
,
'• c
-
.
(?»•» Inc., Glen Cove, N. Y.
Exchange Commission—
proceeds are to
The
UNDERLYING PUBLIC BONDS — The Sponsor
acquired certain tax-exempt obligations of states, counties, munic¬
ipalities, etc., in the principal amount of $10,000,000 (including in
certain cases contracts for the purchase of bonds on a "When-Issued"
"?
basis) for deposit in the! Funa... The Sponsor-has selected and from
time to time acquired the bonds best suited, in its experience and
judgment, for initial deposit in the Fund, based upon, in addition
to other factors,
the following requirements (1) that every bond so
:
selected is the obligation of an issuer which is not in default in the
% payment of the principal of and interest on any of it$ obligations
outstanding with the "public;- (2) that the cost price to the Fund
of the bonds purchased was reasonable relative to the cost of other
tax-exempt securities of - comparable quality and maturity available
in
like amount; and (3) that the bonds are well diversified as to
purpose
of issue and location of issuer.
'
Neither the Sponsor nor the Trustee shall be liable in any way
i for any default, failure or defect in any; deposited security^
N
*
The price at which the Public Bonds deposied in the Fund were
being offered to the public on the date of' theif deposit has been
established by the Trustee. on the basis of consultation with dealers
in. Public Bonds, other than the Sponsor, of • by reference to the
-
shares
working
substitution for any of such bonds in accord¬
together with all undistributed interest
the sale, "redemption, liquida¬
or
Fund.
• 212.777
•
'
V**Y*
'
$2,441,174
f
;
''
Northwestern
*,
$512,109
;
corporation
common
Securities
,
Net revenue from rail-!"
^
..
Products
Osrow
Indenture),
Account,
'i
.
.
With Securities and
particular
any
outstanding until the termination of the In¬
redemption.
The Sponsor will initially, and
maturity
or
Reserve
in
the Fund is not reasonably practicable or it is not
practicable for the Trustee fairly to determine the value
bonds, or for such other periods as the SEC may by oraer
such
of
the
and
1
the Trustee.
exchange
with
held
reasonably
<
$7,988,341 $12,043,720
1,423,180
3,946,675
1961-Month—I960'
in
fractional
a
the
of
_
-
•
194, p.' 11.;
Period End. June 30—
units
of
the
(and
ACQUISITION
$78,632,159 $86,109,406
70,643,818
74,065,686
$2,964,302
2,126,177
the
by
on
invested.
amount
and all undistribuited cash from
has
' ,'r ~
.
$3,383,961
the
and
on
thereon
"
each
on
•'
•-
from rail-
revenue
operations—
—V.
.
$-15,534,416
>11,868,846 * 12,570,114
ry.. oper.. income—,
Way-
Net
$15,252,-807
revenue,-
under
Indenture
crated
Trust
a
offered represents
:
•
■
$459,000
£'■/,
Period End. June '30—
,,
~
%
•
,
of
.
-Earnings—:
to
the order of the underwriter
representing the entire ownership of
to or
tion
which
are
non-callable,
are
rated
Aa
by
both
Moody's\and-Standard & Poor's. They are secured by new equipment
estimated
in
therein
ance
v-;'•
certificates,
/•, They, will, mature in tl§ annual .installments
Aug. 23 from 1962 to 1976;. Inclusive;-;' \
v.
been
has
the underlying securities
numerator
number
the
is
Any amounts paid
withdrawn, from the
redemption shall be
The Trustee is empowered
be
paid
The
right of redemption, as set forth above, is subject to sus¬
pension for any period during which the New York Stock Exchange
is closed, or trading on that Exchange is restricted, or for any period
during which an emergency exists as a result Of which disposal of
ingly, no assurance can be given that the Fund will retain its original
size and composition.
:
:
$•
At any particular .time the Fund
shall consist of such of the
Public
Bonds initially deposited
therein as may continue from time
to time
to be held
(including certain refunding securities deposited
Aug. 2, subject to
prices to yield ffom
for the 1972-76 ma¬
at
'
Fund
pursuant
offering* and such units may be tendered to the Trustee at any time
for redemption. While it is the intention of the Sponsor to purchase
units
tendered
to
the
Trustee
by others,
in accordance with the
Indenture, the Sponsor is under no obligation to do so and, accord¬
sale
4.45%
The
Fund.
,
oi\ its
earlier
time
to
time
thereafter,
from
;
Ctfs. Offered
were
public
units
units
denture
to
.
reoffered
were
delivered
100,000
unit'Will
Each
Aug. 1 an issue of $6,885,000 Northern Pacific Railway
41A%
equipment trust certificates
of
1961
on
a
bid
of
98.733%,
naming the 4 % % dividend rate.
,
'
certificates
to
respect
such deposit the Trustee, pursuant to Section 2.03
has
reduced
be
redeemed
sale
The
any
Sponsor has deposited with
acquired in the manner set forth below.
Bonds
constitute
100,000
the
in
interest
2,500,000
share,
per
incidental
'%
Northern Pacific Ry.—Equipment Trust
petitive
with
vary
or
Initially each unit is to represent 1/100,000 fractional undivided
in
the Fund.
Thereafter, tne denominator of the fraction
will
/
,
expenses
•
.
covering
A
be
underwriting.
The
operations.
York
New
interest
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
common
of
shall
The
unit value for purposes of redemption of
certificates repre¬
senting units in the Fund is determined on the basis of the current
bid price of
the Public Bonds held in the Fund, while the public
offering price of such certificates will have been determined on the
basis
of
the current offering price of such bonds.
The
difference
between
the
bid
and
offering prices of the Public Bonds may be
expected to average one and one-half points.
In the case of some
actively traded bonds, however, the difference may be as little as
one-half
point, and
in -the case of inactively traded bonds
such
difference
usually does not exceed three points.
Consequently, the
price at which units are redeemed may be less than the original
cer-
distribution.
for
of
denominator
North
the
of
Indenture the
the
of
Public
Indenture,
Each
11.
p.
income
53,108,690
28,039,974
laws
states
several
of
York
New
initially
Simultaneously with
the
5,037,359
income
other
or
FUND—The
2.01
the
bonds
certificates
9,183,311
5,703,992
8,166,001
operations-—
oper.
the
as
entitled.
be
amounts
from the Liquidation Account.
underlying bonds in order to make funds available for such
Any unit or units redeemed in the manner described in
and the preceding paragraphs shall be thereby terminated.
this
Revenue
"Trustee."
the
as
Section
Trustee
These
rail¬
from
revenue
way
Net
21,290,465
12,107,154
oper.
the
$
$
$
to
Under
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$
*
a
of bond premium, under some
realize taxable gain when his
amount equal to his original cost.
treated
be
would
interest
other
purpose.
for
as
of July 21, 1961,
herein referred to as the
John Nuveen & Co. in its capacity as the
United States Trust Company of New York, herein
the
and
referred
1961—Month—1960
cost
Therefore,
All
sell
to
unit
a
dated as
"Indenture,"
between
Norfolk & Western Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
laws
of
Agreement,
427.
p.
tax
unit
per
Fund.
Trust
of
units
or
representing
the
when
or
cost
tax
unit
Account.
9
obligations.
OF
State
the
of
his
of
sum
the
an
laws
tax
tax
DESCRIPTION
Net operating incomeNet
after
charges——
The
such
redemption
withdrawn
the
exemption
of interest
on
municipal
income tax purposes does not result in exemp¬
income
The
state.
which
on
However,
57,291,736
:
expenses
maturity),
requirements of the Internal
for
will
Fund
the
of
obligations for Federal
under
in
redeemed
or
88,245,137 560,519,947 524,940,442
53,963,507 336,776,963 321,707,931
10,859,000
73,505,000
64,054,000
the
at
unit.
has been made to the New York State Tax Commission
that the Fund is not taxable as an association and that
94,978,076
±._
be
reduction
cost
his
to amortization
certificateholder may
a
tificateholders.
$
$
$
ruling
payment
sells
held
issues
to
Interest
bonds
relating
sold
are
a
the
1961—6 MOS—1960
1961—Month—1960
$
revenues
Operating
tax
1954
Application
Telephone Co.—Earnings-
Period Ended June 30—
Operating
the
of
when dis¬
Fund
or
or
will
thereof
bond
circumstances
New York
redeems
the
of
Code
11.
p.
redemption
holder
of
interest
and each certificateholder will
the Fund disposes of a bond (whether by
the
of
when
event
taxable
certificateholder
each
operations—
income—
way
Net
portion
have
from rail¬
revenue
of
tax-exempt
as
ruling each certificateholder will be considered the owner
rata
pro
exempt from Federal
1954 when received
is
Code
Revenue
status
its
which
bonds
Internal
retain
Certificateholder.
a
this
1961—6 Mos.—1960
to
Net
to
Under
the
will
the Fund
$5,215,569
$5,088,784
4,678,563 \ 4,589,145
$835,300
$929,759
revenue-
the Commissioner of Internal
to a ruling of
underlying
the
on
under
tax
income
by
1961—Month—1960
Period End. June 30—
Railway
and
dated as of Juiy 3, 1961, the Nuveen Tax Exempt Bond Fund,
here in referred to as the "Fund,"' will not constitute an
association taxable as a corporation for Federal income tax purposes
Northeastern RR.—Earnings—
&
be purchased by
1,
tributed
Orleans
New
which may
number
least
TAX STATUS—Pursuant
Series
2669.
p.
a
Revenue,
which management offficials
is listed as Board Chairman
of common stock, of
17.5%.
Irving Jacobs
to
registered in the name of a single investor.
prospectus,
5,254,903
Pursuant
—
the
as
"eliminated
the
primary
cause
of
the substantial
operating
losses
incurred
by
the company in prior years."
Net
proceeds from the sale of stock to industrial Trading Corp.,
esti¬
mated at $1,000,000, will be added to working capital.
In addition
to various indebtedness, the
company has outstanding
the
Units Of¬
—
July 24, 1961 prospectus, John
Nuveen & Co. (Inc.), 135 So. LaSalle St., Chicago, and
25
Broad
St., New York City, is offering publicly
100,000 units in this Fund. The offering price, computed
daily during the offering period, is equal to 1/100,000
of the underlying public bonds, plus a loading charge
equal to 4.5% of the offering price, as well as accrued
interest. The price on the date of the formation of the
Fund was $100.55. A minimum of 10 units has been fixed
fered
includes 30,500 common shares previously
issued
to
certain creditors in" full payment of certain obligations;
105,000 shares held by Taylor Construction Co., issued in connection
with
certain
transactions;
and
1,550,000
shares issued to various
individuals pursuant to a contract for the acquisition of the Hubbard
companies.
All such shares may be offered for public sale by the
recipients or holders thereof on the American Stock Exchange or
otherwise at prices current at the time of sale.
The company is now engaged in the business of community devel¬
registration
(533)
Nuveen Tax-Exempt Bond Fund Series I
installments
mortgage
to
Number 6079
194
sold
four
to
share
25,000
of
sold
shares
at
including the underwriting at $4 per share; (2)"
debentures convertible into 25,000 shares at $4 per.
underwriter arid business acquaintances, and (3)
persons
8%
to
one
the
which
cent
underlie
five-year
warrants
sold to" the under¬
and 5,000 shares
each, exercisable at $4 per share,
10", (534)
like
underlying
king
warrants
sold
to
is engaged in
products are sold
the
company
crab.
cialty
members
of
the
firm
serving
as
shares of this firm's
eounsel.
company
The
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Its
processing
nationally
in
sale
and
of
Alaska
supermarkets^and spe¬
■
stores, and are sold in Western Europe and for use by transshipping lines. The net proceeds from the stock sale will
to
acquire
additional
fishing boats, for the
purchase
of
Atlantic
be
used
additional
at
crab
and
processing
equipment
canning
for
BUSINESS—The
new
plant in Seattle, and for working capital to be used in
general operation of the business. In addition to certain indebted¬
the company has outstanding 144,500 shares of common stock,
State
of
William
which
A.
Ritter,
President,
41.2%.—V.
owns
191,
interest
in
change
Waldorf,
of
Commission
proposed
shares
offering
will
be
sold
the
the
&
Securities
Aug.
on
stock,
common
2, covering
of
which
'
Ex¬
and
Inc.,
York
New
a
75/000
and
City,
named
was
Net
and the
sales
income
were
and
$301,000.
was
the
retail
and
In
six
the
net
income
totaled
1960
ended
months
$3,170,000
June
30,
.
.
sales
This
the
in
of
company
statement
of
Montgomeryville
with
SEC
of
units
129
Tne
the
unit.
per
York,
filed
unr'<»rwrl+'ne
No
*<s
loan
to
$650,000
Pennsylvania
to
per
The
annum.
loan
is
be
to
secured
Invesco
by
iivdve'V.
■
Corp.
(Invesco)
unpaid principal p*
located
of
Invesco,
others.
of
per
Invesco
Investors
limited
will
represent
nership.
of
the
this
partnership,
offering
will
the
be
have
total
also
contributed
the
to
v
„
interest
Swamp
Joint
in
real
has
joint
the
all
in
intends
to
and
include
types of
real
in
programs
other
pursue
estate
which
the
notes
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
to
PRESENT
and
bank
stock
10c)
p.
Ry. operating
%
Inc
'
300,000
$674,764
$3,157,613
844,874
4,817,666
5,045,653
Net
Net
def.
ry.
operat'g
ry.
—V.
from
194.
of
$184,340
ops
deficit
$170,110
423,733
$1,660,053
417,924
$1,165,168
331 739
3,030,777
2,651,913
J
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
$2,751,595
259,271
1,535,041
1,505,213
$215,623
$1,216,554
287,438
395,493
The
Girard
until
noon
first
1970,
to
prices
—V.
Trust
on
and
Corn
Exchange
1961, receive
3%%
mortgage
Aug.
to
not
193,
sufficient
amount
an
Bank,
8,
refunding
exceed
100%
to
for
bonds,
exhaust
plus
Philadelphia,
tenders
the
series
.
7401
will
to
it
of
Dec.
due
1,
of
sum
to
$111,651,
Aug.
18,
at
1961.
to
Francis
other
Photo-Animation, Inc. — Common Registered — This
of 34 S. West St., Mount Vernon, N. Y., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on July 26 covering
150,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public
astro
operation
sale at $1.25 per share.
The offering will be made
on
by
First Philadelphia
$0.1875 per share commission.
The registration statement also includes
(1) 20,000 com¬
mon shares which underlie
1-year warrants sold to the
underwriter at
10 each and exercisable at
$1.10
share,
sold
(2)
to
10
$30,000,
of 6%
30,000
shares
from
persons
and
(3)
which
5,000
underlie
whim
shares
the
like
per
proprietorship
stockholder
sells
of
.
borrowed
Net
assets
under
New
Warren
of
York
factured
cording
the
for
law
in
to
1960
Portman
1961
ceeds
and
by
the
company
prospectus,
for
the
showed
from
the
of
additional
as
loss
a
deficit
a
stock
modification
ar.d
use
realized
sale
from
of
the
The
used
animation
ended
year
operations
$9.547.
will be
is
fiscal
of
$3,626
$135,000
stand.
March
and
31,
Ac¬
1961,
of
May
net
pro¬
as
estimated
for
development of new products
manufacturing and sale operations, to repay loans,
capital to be. used for general corporate
purposes.
addition
In
to
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
giving effect to a 1.250-for-l stock split
1961), which had a May 31, 1961 book value of 14 cents
per
in
July
share, which
150,000
shares.
Treasurer,
tures)
Mr.
shares,
each.
and
registration
of
will
D|>vid & Motti,
share
per
shares
$.091
The
William
conversion
or
and
shares,
43rd
with
stock,
be
Inc.
and
the
on
Long
SEC
an
three
The
underlie
Ave.,
exercise
the
all
for
or
other
of
the
Hernstadt,
of
of
deben¬
warrants,
underwriter
registration
(formerly
$3
per
Pickwick
July
City,
27
20,000
other
basis
which
pro¬
in
workii.g
The
a
capital
company
.present
book
has
the
statement
sold
a
book
value
and
of
will
New
be
made
York.—V.
at
193,
the
Sales
educational
to
Corp.)
and
other
of
$.86
corporate
per
N.
Y.,
at
$3
filed
20,
(par
10
Naftahn
&
Inc.,
783,900
filed
2,168,224
to
cents)
be
to
used
be
1915.
A
the
will
share.
William,
receive
a
36c
also
includes 17,000
underwriters for
the
is
the
in
the
and
business
stock
sale,
promotion
fields,
for
of
es¬
of
budget
of
common
which
stock, with
Seymour Leslie
Pickwick
Organization, Inc.—Common Stock Offered
Pursuant to a July 27, 1961
prospectus, Theodore Arrin
Inc.; Katzenberg, Sour & Co., and - Underhill
Securities Corp., New York
City, publicly, offered 110,000
which
has
company
and.
as
issued
I.
Amel
and
"
,
share
to
for
Gianis
&
additional
an
of
company
business of
its
the
to
of
the
was
of
new
and
visual
proceeds
has
per
share
for
future
amount
book
added
value.
is
owned
Vice-President,
and
construction
capital.—V.
:
192,
...
.
%
;
I.,
company
filed
covering
sale
at
$5
per
headed
$0,625
shares
by
at
for
&
'
The
'
Gianis
share.
per
$1
i.
share"-'
per
Lomasney,
Loving
&
Co.,
Quing N. Wong at
and
The
also
company
warrants for
the
-
'
$2.05
by
cent
per
per
share.
Continental
share
H.
February, 1959, and is engaged in
selling and distributing 12-inch longphonograph records. Net proceeds
will
be
pressing
and
of
in
used
plant
under
sound
part
($200,000)
facilities
the
using
company
$7,500 each
as
Rhode
has
of
in
to
fees
stock,
offering
Share
commission
agreed
finders'
&
pay
and
December,
the
the
company
whiskies
"Old
and
by
1948,
organized
was
Henry
under
Kaplan,
C.
who
past
25 years in the liquor business
executive officer since its inception.
company
GIVING
located
are
■.
at
Fifth
55
Avenue,
■
,
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
$1)
(par
%%
distributor
Outstanding
1,600,000 shs.
600,000 shs.
2588.
motion.
The
for
i
'
the
balance
to
will
to
be
Corp.,
and
Marvin
sell
North
SEC
be
made
which
on
on
will
a
July
28,
public
best
receive
each
30%
to
36,250 shares at
one
192,
p.
change
the
802.
-
above.
1961—Month—1960
*
1961—6 Mos.—1960
44,928,81.4
$10,300,922
126,268
673,102
*4,039,938
3,800,586
railway
inc
oper.
*Deficit.—V.
194,
$8,623,613 $47,385,740 $55,229,736
12.
p.
Real Properties Corp. of America—Class A Registered
purchase for $25, 4-year warrants to purchase an
25,000 class A shares at $8 per share.
The
registration statement
also includes (1) 337,965 class A
outstanding interests
in certain limited partnerships, and
(2)
120,000 class B shares to be sold to certain persons in
connection with said exchange.
shares to be offered in exchange for
of
partners
was
company
Peter
Gettinger,
to
cent
"take
aiailable
in
company
a
ownership,
operation
and
management
real
of
proposes
to acquire (1)
all of the out¬
stock of the corporation owning the. fee title to
72
Wall
St.,
New
York City;
(2)
fee
title
to
the
Jackson-Green
Euilding,
221-237 South Green St.,. Chicago;
and
(3i
interests in
four office buildings, one shopping center and one combination office
company
capital
warehouse
and
j
to
The
under Delaware' law in June 1961 by
and
Theodore
R.
Sayers,.;. presi¬
opportunities which
they believe
which ■ is primarily engaged in invest¬
organized
board
chairman,
advantage
of
the
integrated
standing
the
337,965
building,,
The
cities.
ferent
class
which
latter
properties
acquisition
shares.
A
Sayers
located
are
will
in
dif¬
six
be
through exchange of
Gettinger are the general
and
and
hold
restricted
capital
interests
in
all
of
the
involved in the exchange offer, except one in which
treasurer,
is
also
a
general
partner
and
holds
interests.
In July,
1961,
the
company
sold
500
class
B
partners
of
partnerships
Albert
H.
capital
Sanders,
each
shares
to
Gettinger
in
the
to exchange
partnerships and
at
the
same
agreed
at
shares
$1
time
he
and
all
will
Sayers
for
the capital
of
each
has
agreed
purchase
$1
held
the
additional
an
They
share.
per
interests
with
by
them
that
company
60,000
class
B
share, which 120,000 are included in the prospectus.
The
net
proceeds from
the company's sale of the
365,000 class A
and -.120,000
class
B
estimated
at
shares,
$3,305,000,
will
be -used
-
efforts
a
proposal to
a
$3,459,920
.
for.
$33,825 for expenses.
Havutin and Calvin Kohler
up
on
Inc.—V.
$1,587,612
of
Providence,
offered
1961
$1,130,931
are
Directional
device
15,
43,925,820
oper.
property."
($100,000)
of
sales
Aug.
Industries,
to Rap
7,036,001
ment
for
and
name
a
vote
to
are
name
7,190,343
Island, Inc.—Com. Reg'd/
common
The
Bond
selling
The
area.
of
of
Scotch
working
and
$8,321,279
The
purchase
employees'
of
stock
dent,
184
shares
"Ambassador"
importer
expenses.
will
share.
Woonasquatucket
Ave./
registration
statement
with
the
330,000
basis
The
a
of
exclusive
the
and is the sales representative for Ambassador
in
all
Rap-In-Wax Co.,
each
This
the total,
60,000 for
revenue—
upon
of
Co., New
shares of
additional
for
restricted
stock
options, ' the %
earnings. Of the outstanding stock,
by Philip Landwehr, President, and Milton Rosen,
21.2%
by Lewis Harris, Vice-President.
Product Research
Offered—Pursuant
1451 Broadway, New York, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on July 25 covering
"l 365,000 shares of class A stock, to be offered for public
sale at $10 per share. Such shares will be offered through
underwriters headed by Stanley Heller & Co., which will
"
receive $1 per share commission. The underwriters also
the
company's working capital. The
140,000 common shares with a 73. cepts
additional
25,000 to
65,000
are
reserved
An
195,000 shs.
$19,997.43
—/This company, of
to
under
dependent
Outstanding
$19,997.43
Railway
V
outstanding
issuance
being
each
be
to
$15,000.
records
presentation
will
company now
10,000
five-year
stock
of
FINANCING
Reading Co.—Earnings—
:
in
acquiring
is
company's chief
Feriod End. June 30—
Net
monaural
control
the
of
Berman
of
at
organized
and
stereophonic
including
Co.
&
$150,
shares
additional
acquisition
market
for
manufacturing,
stereophonic
sale
audio
Co.
underwriters
shares
aggregate
15,000
The
the
playing
&
5,000
Neuberger
an
the
Net rev. from ry. opers.
-:. "
-•
•
and
working
commission
a
Gianis
fee,
of
the
N.
193, p.
will
receive
'63
15,
medical
into
Railway oper.
"
3,858,650
Inc.—Common Registered—
to
finder's
a
per
will
PRESENT
1,000,000 shs.
Y.
,
$4,434,375
-
through
$1.32.
Co.
offices
York,
,;N
company, of 356 W. 40th St., New
York, on July; 28, filed
registration
of
120,000
shares
of
common
stock,
to
bu offered
public sale at $5 per share
Inc.,
of
enter
Rap Industries, Inc.—Proposed New Name—
This
31.8%
purposes.
of
executive
virtually
been
company's
covering 260,000
$1.15,
through
at
*
<
purchase
•
Premier Albums,
to
The company will use its shares of
of
York
New
The
5,947,127
$2,885,480
offered
'
for
equipment
new
to
and
Rap-In-Wax Co.—Proposed Name Change—
1961—6 Mos.—1960
Reg.
a
Minneapolis.
Co.,:
proceeds are
building,
of
spent
has
^3~16R200
$197,737 *$2,512J568
1961,
shares
new
TO
Inc.—Common
Caribbean
has
.
July
field
basis,
for available business in,
equipment and supplies.
medical
EFFECT
Jan.
company
States
the
Stockholders
118.
on
and
sale
and
company
1961
Irish whiskey
in
laws
the
See
common
Co.,
the
successfully
•'
Precision Circuits, Inc.,
Minneapolis, Minn.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
bid
a
manufactures
RR.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
$515,887
$649,394
p.
the
is
It
cent)
due
CAPITALIZATION
347,529
194,
medical
of
on
also
manufacture
enable
GIVING
one
New
$575,725
p.'
in the
will
Importers,
United
Common
*648,543
a
100,000
per
through
children's
share,
the
for
Manu¬
12,184
a
antennas.
hospital
(par
July 31,
a
—V.
727,547
inc.,,
oper.
of
notes
193, p. 2218.
Scotches
2153.
p.
*74,227
railway
•Deficit.—V.
stock
Bushmills"
118.
p,
line
BUSINESS—The
v-
3,199,080
R.
&
of
Payment
St.,
*$23,630
-
inc—
sold,
are
proceeds, for the repayment of debt, for
capital, and for other corporate purposes.
Sept. 1, 1961, through
its 5 Va%' debentures due
"$313,600
_The
manufacture
company
the
on
$529
of
the
which
The
compete
ana
and
*$16 736
The
knowledge
supplies
of,
certain stockholders.
1961—Month—1960
1961—6 Mos—1960
$2,436,991
$2,909,383 $11,980,682 $19 577 499
2,460,671
2,711,646
14,493,350
16,416,299
expenses,
194,
$367,000
Erie
revenue,,
oper.
redemption
Wall
of
Q-Line
changed to Q-Line Instrument
maintains its offices and plant at.
prospectus, Sutro Bros. &
City, publicly offered and sold 260,000
this firm's common stock at $5 per share.
Of
200,000 shares were sold for the company and
company
Net rev. from ry.
opers.
President, and Harold Baker, Secretary, own 55%
and 45%,
respec¬
tively. After the sale of new stock, the shares then
outstanding will
have
to
of
-648,865
Sound,
outstanding 200,000 shares
value
The
532,623
oi
record
merchandising,
to
repay
loans,
for
additional
personnel
domestically and in foreign countries, to expand sales
organization, and
for
amendment.
expenses.
issue
share.
distributing phonograph records. Net proceeds from
timated
at
$225,000, will be used for advertising
records
by
revenue
Bertram
covering
public sale
none
firms
five-year warrants
at
Island
on
to be offered
made
exerciseable
company
additional
H.
& Co. 10,000 shares. Nine
5,000 shares.—V. 194, p. 423.
8-16
commission.
which
each,
warrants
4,800
sale
upon
Loving
to
statement
common
offering
of
and
conversion
sell
share
per
International, Inc.—Common Registered—
of
The
oper.
$1
company
shares
The
cents
Portman
such
to
Lomansney,
Pickwick
This
52
exercise
After
200
to
stock
proposes
sell from
to
pose
such
(before
own
48%
Hernstadt
44
increase
and
York
(after
increase
Of
shares
oper.
Net
and
and
Quality
regis¬
a
150,000
through underwriters
public
offering price and
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Ry.—Earnings-
.
will
filed
covering
sale
and
fund,
Period End. June 30-
sole
a
working
150,000 shares of stock
Co.
Chicago,
27
Engineering
for
acquire
Co.,
by Warren C. Portman, President and principal
company. The companv designs, manufactures and
equipment and devices used principally for the creation
motion
pictures, The major piece of equipment manu¬
such
Ave.,
July
public
supplied
100.208%.
Co.,
oper.
railway
the
the
to
company
called
sinking
at
per
was
in
television
promissory
5%
Such shares and
owned
of
the
oper.
Railway
Railway
Conrad
of
•Deficit.—V.
machines,
animated
31,
organized
was
and
&;
be
and
Net rev. from
ry. opers.
conversion
upon
to the market price at the time of sale.
company
on
for
components
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
warrants
company
issuable
convertible debentures due 1963.
business
to
-
be sold from time to time by the holders
thereof in the over-the-counter market at
prices related
the
SEC
offered
duPont
Pittsburgh & Lake
warrants may
The
the
be
I,
has
company
1,
1977
facturers Trust
a
basis
a
products
new
Authorized
Pioneer Natural Gas
Co.—Partial Redemption—
The
$4
Inc.—Common Registered—
Lawrence
instrumentation
March
company,
best-efforts, all-or-none
Corp., which will receive
West
with
stock,
by
at
York.
supplies
Government.
VHF
and
experience
Common
j
-
the
interest
accrued
Pa.,
sale
B,
2153.
p.
UHF
New
engaged
and
States
commercial
a
Co.) develops and produces
assembliesvfor "guidance systems
•!
missiles' and
space vehicles;' and
pioducts, most of them associated with
national
defense^ In >
addition to indebtedness
the company has
outstanding 300,000 £om- ;
mon
shares, of which 93.7%
is owned by Albert S.
Kepen and his
son,
Robert
P,
Kepen,
President
and
Executive
Vice-President
re¬
spectively. Of the net proceeds of the sale of
additional stock, $750,000
will be used in
connection with the proposed construction
and opera¬
tion
of a plant in
California; and the balance will be used for ad¬
ditional equipment and
working capital in the Chicago plant.
and
Brooklyn,
CAPITALIZATION
26,487
-
Astro Industries,
common
stock
common
$1,419 689
55,730
$159,281
inc.,,
precision-machined
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Tenders for Bonds—
firm's
develop
primarily
manufacture
$2,924 902
264,742
of
Offered—•.
offering circular, William,
York City, publicly offered
company was incorporated under the laws
York
on
Jan.19,
1953,
under
the
name
of
St.,
is
equipment
r"
expenses,
statement
Stock
1961
company's operations, to purchase addi-
equipment
United
its
1961—6 Mos —1960
$474,894
company
receivable.
presently contemplated
that a portion of the proceeds of this
offering will be used to develop
a
commercial line
of
medical
equipment and supplies with a view
to
expanding and diversifying the company's operations to include
the
design, manufacture and sale of such products for commercial
use.
Although no assurance can be given, management believes that
>■
$424,023
underwriting terms are
(formerly Pioneer Tool
113.
p.
accounts
Corp.—Common
13,
this
of
the
New
Q-Line
217,500 shs.
oper.
headed
finance
to
July
a
equipment,
of
sells
revenue,,
194, p. 11,
This
capital
Instrument
relocate
the
oper.
tration
To
Net proceeds, estimated at $214,000, will be used
1562-61st
107*508
331,739
Net rev. from
ry. opers.
$3,880,485
771,097
products
fields.
Motti, Inc., New
hospital
300 000
2.000.000 shs.
Piedmont & Northern
Pioneer
$586,757
organized
was
plastic
household
shares
;
$71,000
107,508
Period End. June 30—
1961—6 Mos.—1960
revenue—
working
/
%
-
oper.
and
BUSINESS—The
Outstanding
2327.
railway
Inc.)
vinyl,-
&
State
,
operating expenses.
Rv.
marine
President.
Co.,
of
to
—V.
1961—Month—1960
automotive,
Manufacturing Corp. The name
Corp. on April 28, 1961. Q-Line
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Line:—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
MacDonald,
Research
manufacturing
and
"Fostercote"
batterv cables.
The
net proceeds
from
sale, estimated at $500,000, will be used as follows: $55,000
off accounts payable; $60,000 to pay off notes payable; $250,000
acquisition of additional new plant equipment; and $135,000 to
to
.
—V.
J.
Product
of
share.
other
FINANCING
Authorized
$136,000
Common
Net
the
; tional
—V.
capital
William
65,000
in
■.
(par
50
J working capital.
Emring,
Railway
Railway
in
will
payable to
Notes
payable
Mortgages payable193,
to
purpose
estate
note
at
David
is
controls, local population movements,
realty values.
-
payable
outstanding
Island
been
Q-Line
construc¬
emergency
affecting
Rhode
Pursuant
•
homes
opportunities
available
255,650
of
reg-
which
company
has
outstanding 413,100 shares
of
common
stock
giving effect to said recapitalization), of which Mr. MacDonald
owns
45,030 shares," Mr.
Frost 51,283 shares,
and Louis Solmonson
50,667 shares, and the underwriter 72,500 shares.
acquisition and development. The opera¬
necessarily be subject to the influences of
general economic conditions, Federal, state and local
legislation, zoning
and
other regulations,
worsening of the international situation with
of
for
residents
and
The
shares
The
or
company
of
to
Stuppell
share.
V (after
,
operation,
and
the
basis
sold
Leo
common
mats
provide
to
construction
management,
per
85,216
l-for-3)
pay
for
of
venture
has
"
will
specific
estate
to
cent
one
(1)
stock
the
to
joint
Venture"
constructed one-family
State.
company
the
it
by
general real
company
York
the
to
operated
it ■
floor
.
.
a
at
engaged
in
the
installation
of
equipment,
tne
testing of its products, the organization oi saies outlets, the analysis
of
prospective
markets,
and
the
manufacture
of
vinyl
automobile
-
,
the
were
(formerly
primarily
'/v.'","'V;'L
the
in
investment
addition
and
part.
company
6%-
partnership capital upon completion of
the amount to be loaned to Invesco.
$650,000,
warrants
,
50.83%
a
"Pickwick-Round
New
of
and
the
partners
In
5 V2 %
The
properties,
which
are
the
principal
been leased by Invesco until 1981 to an af¬
Montgomeryville Corp. (Affiliate), for a net rental
year.
The Affiliate
has subleased
the
premises
to
general
of the
purchase
:
'
,
Affiliate are each wholly owned
subsidiaries
Corp. of New York in which the general and
officers and principal
stockholders.
Each
unit
1/13Q fractional interest in the capital of the part¬
the
As
in
construction
are
a
stock
common
acquired
managed
in
CAPITALIZATION
have
and
be
or
development .and
Funding
partners
either
activities
■
Pennsauken
$120,000
and
on
10.
Philadelphia.
near
of
assets
the
as
in- whole
elements
mortgage on the
land (but not the buildings) of the FcmudUsen ana cue cuvihtgameryville Merchandise Marts, two "farmer market" type shopping centers
filiate,
known
consequent
second
a
all
the individual joint venturers
joint venture,-all in exchange
the
in
company
already engaged,
company
$650,000 note of Invesco bearing interest on
a
1961
shares
common
includes
(on
50,000
date
and
'
the
tions
,
assignments
for public sale
of
in
proposes
stock
common
1961
Long Island
tion.
is a limited partnership organized under New York
July 1961 by Jerome Dansxer ana Norman Da..s..er ao ^enci-i
partners and Raphael M. Dansxer as limited partner. The partnership
law
interest
company is engaged
business. In past years the
The
registration
a
covering $645,000
partner/ to be offered
1
100%
The
on
Co.—Securities Reg'd—
New
Ave.,
Aug.
on
limited
$5,000
at
Fifth
630
the
interest
31,
and
company
the general
used
approximately six acres of land at Round Swamp Road and
Long Island Expressway in Plainview, L. I., New York, for the
constructing a motor hotel, restaurant and other facilities
the
-y
.
April,
leased
>
and. net
;
of
the company
company.
purpose of
which will
.
Peunsauken
March
25,000
underwriter
also
which
The
for
acquire
and
1961,
$189,000.
was
assets to
their
shares
venture
managing
petroleum gas and LP-Gas utilization
Operations are conducted mainly in Maryland,
provinces of Ontario and Quebec.
in
'
1
their net
In
Canadian
operating revenues
$1,638,000
in
engaged
are
of
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
share, and (2) 100,000 common shares underlying five-year
of which 50,000 were issued to Meryll M. Frost, Secretary-
warrants,
the three corporations transferred
to the company all of the out¬
standing capital stock of said corporations, the two other corporations
the
of liquified
distribution
storage equipment.
Virginia
companies
subsidiary
its
As
the
exchanged
shares
per
Treasurer
;
for
•
and
Pargas
listed herein.
be
cents
the
on
May
9,
1961, to provide a single corporate
acquire all of the outstanding capital stock of three
the net assets of two other corporations, and a 100%
joint venture, all organized and owned by the principal
a
transferred
underwriter.
wholesale
of
stockholders
sold
and 75,000 shares by certain i;ellsale, which will be the first public
will have outstanding 616,800 shares.
the
company
Co.
the
company
Following
Peabody
with
statement
shares of
150,000
by
ing stockholders.
offering of stock,
Kidder,
registration
a
of
iiled
Md.,
laws
to
are
of
Pargas, Inc.—Common Registered—
company
the
under
to
statement
common
.
to
shareholders
This
incorporated
was
sold
company
shares
istration
York
New
corporations,
800.
p.
of
organization
ness,
company
The
72,500
.
*
>
installation
a
the
each.
common stock at $5 per share.
Net
proceeds, estimated at $444,000, will be used by the company for the repayment of debt, acquisition of land and
the development of its Shell Homes operations and for
investment in a joint venture.
..
.
as
:
follows:
per
$2,913,750
stock
of
$4,075,000)
capital
72
being
and
.
•;
as
Wall
for
a
part
Street
certain
of
the
Corp.,
other
acquisition
(the
total
expenses
in
Continued
cost
on
the
of
purchase
connection
price
with
page
49
Volume
Number 6079
194
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
■
•
Name
'
t
t■
DIVIDENDS
(535)
Dividend
In
tables.
grouped in two separate
indicate ail the dividends an¬
announcements
the
first
we
are
nounced during the current week.
table
second
a
which
in
Then
:
follow with
we
will
Stockholders
ing
declare
at
vote
;
a
''
payment date.
'
'
•
Share
Name of Company
Inc.
ALD,
Kid
Allied
4.08%
Ltd.
Corp.,
Co.—
Allis-Chalmers
American
Co.
Cement
class
:
Stockholders will
ing to be
held
2
31'Ac
11-
1
6'Ac
-
'
■
'
11-
1
lOrlO
11-
1
10-10
in October
on
a
De
al
propo
issue
Additional
One
each
for
share
share
outstanding.
American
&
American
Class
Foreign
Greetings,
B
American
class
American
preferred
*3.90%
preferred
^
com.
4'A%
preferred
American
8-11
1
9-15
8-25 •'
Inc.,
Co.
Valley
Steel
Armco
Armstrong
-
$3.75
Cork
8-22
1
11-21
9-
1
8-25
12'Ac
Atlanta
&
West
Point
Products
Avon
2
10-
$1.16'A
RR
Building Equipment
8-11
8-10
9-
1
Bankers
8-11
&
$2
8-1
quarterly,.
Bay Oil Corp., 6% class A
Bearings,
Inc.
Beecham
1
(quar.)
'
Belden
Mfg.
Bell
Howell
Co.
9-15
9-
5
9-11
8-28
1
8-15
9
9-
7-28
5.60%
preferred
(M.
Blaw-Knox
Blue
Co.
1
1
8-18
Bell,
Boeing
$1.06'A
Inc.
ui:1
preferred
5'A%
Brillo
Mfg.
British
Columbia
Class
B
,•» •
2
9-15
10-
2
9-
5%
Company,
No
action
omitted
this
at
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
25c
8-15
8-
4
preferred
taken
10-
1
this
time.
3'A%
4%
preferred
Inc.,
$1.25
1
:
20c
2nd
1
8-
1
8-
4
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-
4
9-
1
8-
4
$1.12'A
9-
1
8-
4
(quar.)__:
v.
9-15
8-25
9-15
Great
12-31
12-15
3-31-62
3-16
25c
6-30-62
6-15
preferred
$1.12'A
9-30
9-15
$1.12'A
12-31
12-15
$1.12'A
3-31-62
$1.12'A
(quar.)
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
.
6-30-62
Green
Ink
(quar.)
Malting,
Ltd.
Packers,
Ltd.,
class
L
A
:
Ltd.,
4.40%
Safeway,
Canada
Steamship Lines,
:
pfd.
B
Canadian
Cannon
Class
General
3-
9
Petroleum
1
.9-
1
2-15
Gulf
9-
1
8-11
$5
1
8-24
10-14
$2Cc
9-
(quar.)
$17'Ac
:—
75c
9-
5
8-
8
75c
Natural Gas, Ltd.
Mills Co., common
9-
5
8-
8
(quar.)__
(Burlington, N.
%
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
5c
8-28
•
preferred (quar.)
Convertible
9-
8
8-25
9-
8
8-25
Hoskins
8-31
8-15
jurjor preferred
Hudson
Gas
&
(quar.)_.
12-
$1.12'A
.
9-
$1.06'A
.
1
1
8-15
Electric
.
10-
2
10-
2
9-11
10-
2
9-11
preferred
4.92%
preferred
Champion
4 V2 %
Chance
Paper
53c
preferred
(A.
Channing
B.)
4'A%
4% %
Inc.
$1.23
:
preferred
Indiana
9-30
9-15
9-15
S-
9-
10-
1
9-
25c
9-
9
7-31
9-15
8-25
25c
9-10
8-14
9-
8-14
(quar.)
$1.06
$1.18%
_
_
:
i.
$2
9-
1
1
9-21
6
9-
6
10c
)
Ingram
9-15
9-15
9-
&
Common
Common
4'A%
Aikman
(N.
•
U.
-
Investors
(monthly)
preferred
:
(quar.).
_
9-
1
9-
1
8-16
8%
10-
2
9-15
Iowa
8c
(monthly)
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 8
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-10
9- 7
9-11
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
11-
1
10-16
$1.12'A
11-
1
10-16
60c
Oak
&
based
on
the
action
Commercial Corp.,
preferred
Oil
Ohio
Power
Co.
Electric
4.30%)
4.80%
Light
preferred
preferred
&
Power,
4.20%
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
;
9-15
9
8-25
25c
9-
1
8-11
$1.25
9-
1
quar.)_
quar.)__
(increased).
8-11
25c
9-12
9-
15c
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
1
Ltd.—
$$1.19
8-10
35c
g-15
35c
9-n
8-23
25c
9-15
8-18
26'Ac
9-15
8-18
9-
9
8-19
9-5
8-29
(quar.)____(quar.)________
7-31
12Vic
8-10
t35c
t50c
9- 1
8-15
9- 1
8-15
3
•
(fi"ar,)____—20c
(quar.)__
Insurance (Nash¬
8-
1
9- 5
8-15
8-25
7-28
45c
533Ac
60c
10- 2
10- 2
10- 2
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-
9
8-x7
9-
1
8-18
(Pittsburgh)
55c
9-21
9-
l
30c
8-17
8-
7
20c
9-
1
8-16
7y2C
9-
l
37'/2c
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pipe
Line-
(quar.),
8-15
8-15
9-15
9-1
25c
(quar.)______^
common
"
1
20c
.___
Oliver
Otter
on
9-22
$1
9-
9-
8
1
8-18
25c
(quar.)__
Co.
payment
10-16
9-29
at
25c
Tyrone
(quar.)___
(quar.)_
8-8
12'/2c
9-
7
8-25
45c
9-
9
8-15
90c
9-
1
8-15
$1.10
9-
1
8-15
8-15
8-1
J3c
9-
1
8-15
65c
9-
1
65c
8-15
(quar.)
!
.
(quar.)
common
Oxford
Chemical,
Canadian
;—
Pacific
Finance
Pacific
Insurance
Investment
Co.,
Co.
(quar.)
of
New
quarterly
(quar.)
12'/2c
iquar.)_.
Stores
(see
Inc.
Dr
Co.
Extra
5c
5%
preferred
Pine
Street
Fund,
9
9-27
9-
1
8-15
8-
8
8-15
8-
8
9-
2
8-12
$1
—
27c
21'Ac
9-
8-31
1
1
8-10
91'Ac
9-
8-10
$1.25
(quar.)
20c
Gas,
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__
9?
8-15
1
8-10
12'/2c
$1.37'/2
9-15
9-30
8-25
9-15
8'/2c
9-15
8-14
55c
9-20
(quar.)—
Natural
8-
8-18
1
75c
__"
:
^
convertible
4
8-28
9-
Pepper)
1
$5.50
8-
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
York—
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation (quar.)
Philadelphia Suburban Water, com. (quar.)
Piedmont
7'/2c
.
.-_
Corp.
Corp.
3.65%
8
8-8
(quar.)___
class A (quar.)
Mfg.
8-
9-1
preferred
Co.
1.
9-1
$4.40
&
9-
.
l
$1.10
Corp.
Papercraft
8-8
$1.05
(quar.%
Increased
1
$1.12'/2
Power,
x.
8-18
9-
$1.02
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.
9-
9-11
(quar.%
$3.60
Pacific-Atlantic
8-24
9-15
40c
pfd.
9-11
25c
(quar.)
4.08%
preferred
Tail
common
Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment income
Plate Glass (quar.)
—
Steel—
action Jtaken op the common, the 5'/2%
Pittsburgh
9- 1
Pittsburgh
prior preferred or the
payments at this time
10c
$1
50c
(initial quar.)
preferred
4'/2%r
No
.
25c
______
preferred
4.40%
10-16
(quar.)
com.
2
9-
(quar.)
Refractories
Co.,
(Dr)
10-30
(quaf.)
common
8-11
10-
(quar.)—
Pepper
$15c
(quar.)———_——
8-18
*9-25
1
22'Ac
(quar.)
Crankshaft
7-31
•'
9
9-
•'
Ohio
8-15
ex-
9-
10-15
40c
(initial
Fibre
taken
Ohio
8-10
9-9
9- 9
of
9-5
18.
(quar.)
Insurance
Gas
time).
Drug
Mortgage
rate
9-5
Manufacturing
Peoples
9- 1
10- 1
10- 1
—
9-15
1
'"6-11
(quar.)_
(initial
com.
Paper
American
8-15
30c
$1.25
$1.06'A
—
9-30
10-
8-25
;____
(quar.)
8-31
shareholders will receive equivalent
S.- funds
Fire
Opeaiiarium, Jnc.
8-15
(quar.)—
8-15
preferred A (quar.__
this
8-1
(quar.)
4
g.^g
5
split
Aug.
common
—
Natural
(No
8-15
8-15
8-25
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-21
8-23
8-18
8-18
8-18
8-18
8-18
(quar.)
preference
Guaranty
(quar.)__'__—
9-
9.15
9-
i2c
ten-for-one
Accident
England Lime
North
8-17
8-17
'
change in effect Aug. 24.
1
8-15
Y.)
U. S.
30c
(quar.)
New
8-10
8-18
3- 1
^
,—-
Title
8-15
10-1
'
effective
common
Vulcanized
Common
8-10
9- 1
—
9-15
25c
(quar.)—
$1.50 preferred
8-10
8-31
9-1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
(quar.)
9-15
1
i2i/2c
Union
Nevada
8-10
8-10
8-31
6c
B
Ltd.,
Bell,
preferred
$2
8c
Corp.
8-31
8-31
25c
(monthly)___.—
International Utilities Corp., com.
8c
Collins
&
Inter-County
8-23
18 %c
A
preferred
A
2
10-
50c
;
(qu'ai\)'u*
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)__
1
10-
56'Ac
a
Tool
Nexoosa-Edwards
*
.
8-14
%■
Water,
preferred
4'A%
8-25
8-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Water
Gas &
Indianapolis
1
8-10
1
class
Properties,
8
8-30
9-
35C
(qivar.)™
&
12Vic
(quar.)—
9-
9-21
9-15
40c
(quar.)
common
par)
& Co.,
Parsons
(quar.)
Peanut
Life
ville)
8-10
25c
37Vic
34%c
$1.25
50c
40c
40c
31Vic
31'Ac
32c
35'Ac
9-25
25c
Dairy Products Corp.
Peppered
Income
7'AC
common
7-31
8-15
9- 1
8- 4
8-31
8-31
5c
3%
ioc
$1.25
A
Products—
(initial)
(Tom)
8-18
$1.12'A
-
Co.
Corp.,
(quar.)__—
B *(quar.)_
preferred
common
9-15
10c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
New
9-11 '
10c
(quar.)_:
(quar.)_
:_—____
(quar.)—
A" (quar.)—:___"—
Vitamin
9-30
30c
(quar.)
Fibre
Company
Corp.
Chattanooga Gas
Chemetron
$1
(quar.)
&
:
class A
Paper,
preferred
2nd
Huston
(quar.)—,
Century Industries,
&
•
./
1
1
15c
common
preferred
National
7-26
)
4%
(quar.)
preferred
Hudson
Gas-
&
(quar.)
Pulp
$1.42
9-11
$1.18%
8-11
Illinois
$1.12'A
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
A
Lighting & Power Co.- (quar.)
5.12%
Electric—
(quar.)
preferred
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
Hudson
11-15
$1.24
preferred
8-15
9- 1
9-15
8-18
9-15
11c
$1.25
(quar.)__J
common
Oil Corp.
Houston
'
Central
preferred
30c
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
20c
(quar.)
:
*
4.75%
5%
x.
—____
.__
Chemical
Hotels
5Vi%
8-11
(quar.)___
Inc.
Harman,:,common
preferred (quar.)
Honolulu
5c
4V2%
5%
(quar.)„
RR.,. common
9-
9-
75C
new
Chemical
Quarterly
J9c
8-3J
37 Vic
9-11
$1.25 3-19-62
(quar.)__^
&
Harshaw
8-11
8-28
B
Central
Handy
C.)—
A
Steel Co.
Ohio
&
dividend_
Hilton
Class
4 'A % '
Stock
8-15
8-31
Class
Extra
Mobile
preferred
Handmacher-Vogel,
(quar.)
Ins.
Nalco
8-11
8
shares
8-x7
17'/2c
Sept.
preferred (quar.)1
Paper Mills (quar.)_„___
National
9c
:
3-I6
Regulator—
($100
new
Machine
,
1
9-
45c
Natural Gas
(Henry)
5'A%
:j_ 15
t$2.50
;
on
(quar.)
Light,
Munsingwear, Inc.,
9-15
lc
2c
—
Fund____
Bond
'
4%
Fully Administered Fund
stock
Growth
$1.25
(quar.)
Valley
Utilities,
4%%
3.32
5oc
&
preferred
Monarch
8-15
,
(accum.)_
(quar.)
Power
Mfg.,
9-15
8
50c
shares
Nopco Chemical Co.,
Equipment stock—
Capital
9
Securities;. Ltd.—»
Paper
El
&
8
10-
10- 2
8c
Electric
8
3-
$15c
Carolina Casualty
Carpenter
Aviation
9- 1
9- 1
8-21
13c
9-
——
&
Western
B
5%'
Modine
investment
net
(from
9-
$80c
.
(quar.)
Power
fund
J5C
(quar.)
pieierred
Missouri
8-11
5- 4
...
.
2
9-
Quarterly
Securities, Inc.—
stock
—
income)
$17'Ac
Ltd. (s-a)—
class A (quar.)_
Fairbanks-Morse,
(quar.)
r
2
<$1.10
(quar.)__
8-15
(quar.)
4-2-62
$87'Ac
.
B
Industries
10-
$87'Ac
(s-a)_
pfd.
(quar.)
10-
$87'Ac
—
(quar.)
4-2-62
$87'Ac
(s-a)
(s-a)—_—
Canada
6%%
Co.,
Mfg.
Common
9-15
9-15
t50c
(s-a)
A
1
10-
26'Ac
(quar.)
Class
Class
5%
8-
8-31
5C
(quar.)
approved
common
Minnesota
8-15
5%
—
(monthly).
9- 4
9-15
9-29
9-11
a25%<
a25%
12Vic
$1.62Vi
22Vic
15c
30c
8-21
'9-15
Co.—
preferred
National
(final)
class A
Inc.
Group
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Class
Gas
the
Minnesota
5
J30c
—•-
Ordinary
Shoe
Bradley
National
(quar.)
8-18
1
25c
(quar.)
Mosinee
Stores, Ltd.—
Grolier,
Interstate Telephone Co.—
2-
8-10
9-11
(quar.)
Mountain Fuel Supply
Ltd.—
B
Gregory
California
(quar.)
(final)
West Coal,
Greeley
8-25
9-15
25c
California
Co.
Universal
6-15
>
& Co.
Paper,
Ordinary
A
(quar.)___
Employees Insurance
preference
3-16
'
—_—
2-15-62
30c
25c
40c
—
—
1
(quar.)
9-15
3-15
12 Vic 5-15-62
Lakes
Great
3
12Vic
(initial)
(reduced)
Corp.
Class
11-
10c
A
(W. R.)
Great
11-15
—__
A
$1.20
9-29
8-29
9-15
12 Vic
——
(quar.)__
A
8-18
9-
payment).
Cement
Laboratories
Common
8-22
8-22
8-22
8-22
8-22
8-22
8-15
12Vic
split)
class
preferred
Inc.
Co.
preferred
Morgan
stock
Inc.,
9-5
(Texas)—
Stores Co. (quar.)
Fire Assurance (N Y.)
Gas & Electric (quar.)
Stockholders
8-15
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
8-31
9-
5c
Inc.
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming,
4Va %
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10c
25c
Frank Co.'
Michigan
of
8-11
4
21c
(quar.)
Portland
9-5
8-4
9-1
66c
25c
—
—
A
Class
25c
Canadian
____—
(quar.)
Jewelry, class A
Class
25c
Canadian
Rubber
&
5%
plus this
Company
7-27
10-25
10-25
8-12
(quar.)
Johnson &
Miles
9-1
(quar.)—
Merchants
Controls—
Gorham
9-30
—
B
Tire
Food,
25c
Common
Class
(quar.)_
t!2c
Common
$105
Co.
Meier &
'
8-18
1%
(increased)™.
Supermarkets,
3%
(quar.)_.
preferred
Government
Common
at
Medusa
8- 7
8-
9-11
30c
Co. (quar.)
6% preferred(Entire issue called lor redemption
Mead
9-15
2%
20c
Manitoba Sugar,
Marsh
9-15'
8-15
—^
A
—_—
RR.,
9-15
2
9-30
dividend)—
Centers,
10-
9-30
;
class
(stock
—
8:
9-
$2
Manhattan Shirt
9- 8
11-15
11-15
Ltd.
1
(quar.)
——
Bowling
Central
9-30
7-31
19c
53Vac
54Vic
55c
59%c
(quar.)
preferred
Grace
participating class A (quar.)
Mills, Inc., common (reduced)
Canada
preferred
Class
8-11
8-22
15c
.
.
Burrus
Canada
(quar.)—,
Gordon
4
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Mines,
10-
1'
27c
___%
dividend)
Co.,
Corp.
Initial,
9-22
56c s
(quar.)
preferred
Giant
Dry Dock Co., Ltd.—
5.25%
Macassa
Martin
8-8
31'Ac
Inc. (stock dividend)—
Minneapolis-Honeywell
(quar.)
(Two-for-one
4
9-
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
C~rp.
9-
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred
4'A%
4V2%
MacGregdr
1
8-14
26'Ac
______
(quar.)—_______
Financial
Maine
9-
9-1
Corp.
Engineering (initial)—
Lytton
8-15 '
5
___________
(q.uar.)__
8-25
9-
30c
(quar.)___
Protective Life Insurance
10-10
8'10
31'Ac
32Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Giannini
.' \
87'Ac
(quar.)___,
4'A%
45c
8- 8
9-15
10- 2
(R. G.),
11-14
l
ttoae.^
this
(quar.)__,
(siock
9-
9-15
Aircraft
Lodding
8-18
8-18
8-18
8-18
8-11
7-5
8-15
9-1
at
(quar.):__™____________
Inc.
D.)
Lockheed
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
General
;
Inc.
(H.
A
:
,
16c
;_i__
omitted
common
B
11-14
9-15
60c
(quar.)
Lindberg Steel Treating
Milton
(quar.)
5.28%
8-24
(quar.)
common
(quar.%
4.20%
Burrard
Lear,
-
Industries,
preferred
Burndv
preferred
preferred B
1
37'/2c
(quar.)___
Le Tourneau
of Florida—
4.75%
9-18
9-
at
Pius,
Mercantile
4.40%'
8-25
9-15
$1.25
r.
Burlington
——_—
4.36%
10c
(quar.)
payment
Lanolin
Berg—
Telephone Co.
Common
time.
common
on
(quar.)
preferred
4.25%
-
Steel
10c
preferred (quar.)_
________
General Telephone & Electronics Corp.—
9-15
quar.)
common A
(quar.)
Laclede
25c
75c
(quar.)—
common
$2.25
t37 V2C
payment
(quar.)
(Ga.),
Co.
$1.30
t50c
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)____
Co.
$1.25
1
Ltd.—
—
American deposit rets. pfd.
Corp.
:
Light
General
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Trailer
General
Company—
Brunswick
Budd
y
8
10-
(s-a>_
Common
$5
9-
25c
Brcadway-Hale Stores, Inc.
Erown
19 j )8.
1
(quar.)
(s-a)_^__
A
Class
Packers,
'•
:•
10-
preferred
B
Co.,
preferred
prexerred
8-14
shares,,.
—
93c
8- 9
General/Candy ;Corp.ib(iquartOi-i!i^ti—>u >25c % 9-15
General, I?riye-In Corpn: <quar.)*Lku Ju._ahiJu; ?; & IB % c •
8-25
General Supermarkets—
yr :
;
•(_
(Five-for-four
split)
___r_2— v
"l,,8-21
y
■
f68%c
—-—
Ltd.-
Oil
•»%.
+25c
(quar.)_-
American
5%
8-15
8-15
8-21
9- 1
9- 1
8-30
9- 1
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
8-25
American
8-14
••
.
"t62'/2c" .(lOb.'H*
(quar.)—-_
Co
British
9-11
T.
Inc.
Gelsenkirchener
8-21
1
9.
•
■
preferred
Motor, Ltd.,
6%
8-\5
40c
r7
(quar;V__
preferred
2nd
2nd
convertible
Gas
9-15
9-15
(quar.)______—
(quar.)
Garlock, Inc
9-15
2
20c
(qiar.)
T.
Corp. of Nofth America, Ltd.—'
J
5%
2
10-
(quar.)
Company,
BoWater
10-
$1.40
(s-a)
Company, common
Mart,
20c
31'Ac
$25
17Vic
30c
$1
$1.12Vi
56'Ac
15c
$0,026
25c
30c
(quar.)__
com.
Gas
4.32%
Maytag
8-17
9-
35c
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Co.
9
9-
(quar.)
(Boston)
H.)
Foster-Wheeler
10c
(quar.)
—____—
<quar.)__
Associates
preferred
Ford
30c
__
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
*
pre.erfed
$1.25
Food
Blackstone
-
Sign & Signal Corp.,
$4.50
4
6-
class A
:
$2.25
8-
8-9
$0,049
ordinary
Mills,
45c
$4
8-15
5c
(quar.)
—1
Laclede
8-18
8- 7
8-15
Fishman
45c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
1
12-
$1.18%
(quar.)_
H.) & Co.—
payment
11-14
1
12-
43c
(quar.
common
H-14
12-
(increased)™
common
preferred
(S.
Common
•
8- 7
Fifty
8-15
8-
.-_
rets,
quar.):
_—
Fruehauf
deposit
20c
40c
10c
10c
8-15
.
65c
(annual)
common
(increased
122Vic
.___
—
(quar.)—
Manufacturing (quar.)__
Federal
20c
'
_
(quar.)
Kress
.8-15
8-20
8-16
8-15
8-25
9-15
9- 1
8- 7
Loyal
Group.—
American
&
-
(initial)
_.—
Employers Reinsurance Corp. (K. C.)
7-26.>
1
9-
35c
&
Mortgage Guaranty Co.
Shippers Insurance (N. Y.t-—
Increased
.
(quar.)
4.80%
7-31
10-19
9- 8
8-25
8-25
„i
25c
Bond
Bankers
Ltd..
Keyes Fibre Co.,
1
$1.05
Company (quar.)_____
County Land (quar.)_
Kern
9- 1
9-15
8-31
11-14
12-
„
l
$1.08%
Kerite
' :
8-14
12-
$1.12'/a
(quar.)__
preferred
8-14
1
9-20
$1
(quar.)_'____
preferred
1
9-
58c
8-14
8-14
9-
(quar.95c
preferred
1
9-1
,
$1.183A
(quar.)
'
9-1
593/8c
; $1.18%
preferred
•4%%
10c
8-11
9-15
—
(quar.)
Corp.
:
(quar.)
$l.03'/8
_____
(quar.)___
series) (quar.)__
(1959
Kentucky Utilities,
^
Eaton
8
'
preferred
4V2%
»
9-15
9-29
8-10
10-24
8-25
9- 1
9-15
9- 1
9-15
10-14
9-15
8-15
(quar.)__%__—
City Power & Light, common
4.20%
8-15
30c
B
Fiintkote
Bank
1
,
25c
70c
35c
5%
20c
15c
$8c
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred
Lee
9-15
93%c
___
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.
Hosiery
Class
40c
;
(quar.)
preferred
43A%
43A%
;r,-.y: , A\
(quar.)
Chemical,
43A%
9-
,A,' A-.^AyA Ay
~
&
4'/8%
Eagle-Picher Co.
8-23
quar.)
Aluminum
7-25
■
9-
12'/2c
preferred
8- 8
9- 1
AAA
.
Stores, Ltd., new common
Corp.
Durham
75c
(quar.)_:
AAA
class A payment
.
(increased)
common
9-15
8-15
9-20
10c
(increased
20c
Clay Mfg. (quar.).
Inc. (stock.div.)
Bros.,
Corp.
Dura
1
__
com.,
8-18
Corp.
Chemical
Dow
9-
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
9-15
(quar.)_
Industries
Corp.
Pepper
Donohue
9-15
9-29
12-
American
Arkansas
9-29
35c
Zinc, Lead & Smeltirg (quar. 1
Arkansas-Missouri Power, 4.65% pfd. (quar.)
9- 1
(J, S.) & Sons Stores,
Dover
$1.12'/2
_
12Vic
time).'
Raynolds,
Dominion
50o
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)—_
Slerlizer
Dr.
9-29
$1.75
(quar.I
common
8-14
(quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)J___x.____________
—
Divco-Wayne: Corp.. (quar.)„———.,
9
10-14
9-
8-31
4%
Corp.—
(W. S.)
Dillon
5
9-
(quar.)
American'ivxetal Climax,
9-
9-1
97 '/2c
&
Dickey
8-25
;
10-
25c
(quar.)
Maize-Products,
preferred (quar.)
7%
8
22'/2c
(quar.)
com.
American
-
Devoe
$1.31'A
$1.3l'A
(111.)
Foundry,
&
8
9-15
22'/2c
9-22
taken on the
Steel
8-25 1
9-15
20c
(quar.)
Machine
1
17 '/2c
(quar.)_
Investment Co.
V 5 'A %
American
99-
17 '/2 C
(quar.)
_
Corp.
8-10
9-11
12'/2c
(quar.)
A
(quar,)_
Insulator
this
Detroit
Power
60c
Kaiser
preferred
(quar.)—._
(quar.)_—._
Mfg.
action
at
:
■
■'
10-18
(quar.)_i'_—__——___—
Co.
Jur-Amsco
(No
v
to
11-1
33A%
Co.,
4.36%
Eahlstrom
annual meet¬
at the
Milk
Crowley's
V
1
933Ac
3.80%
(Chicago)
Insurance
Lite
Craftsman
(quar.)__'_
Joslyn Mfg. '& Supply (quar.'
(quar.)_
(Boston)
(quar.)
prexerred
&
4
8-17
Kansas
Reynolds,, $1
Corroon
8-
8-3,1
8-18
9-21
(quar.)_—,
9-12
1
8-15
40c
9-15
9- 1
10- 1
9-29
Casualty Co.
10-10
$1.56'A
(quar.)
inc.—
vote
10-
8-
82c
Jewel Tea
L
25c
25c
25c
10c
Assurance
8-31
8-15
8-31
continental
8-18
5c
8-23
Continental
1
9-15
Engraving
10- 2
,
8-14
9-
(quar.)__:
Jersey Insurance Co. of New York (incr. s-a)
8-10
8-18
8-18...
8-11
8-11
,
8-14
9-1
3%
div,)__
20c
Ay
1
20C
(stock
35c
(quar.)_
Paper
8-14
g_
35s/8c
.
35c
Power &
Water
Glass 'c,——
Consumers
8-16
'
10c
:
._
Cryogenics,
9-1
__
Consolidated
1
•
,
Oilier
&
of Rec.
9-1
44C
(quar.)—____
.
Holders
Payable
37C
(quar.)_
20c
preierrea
(quar.)—Connecticut General Life Insurance
(quar.)_
8-18
9-5
/:
4%
8-15
9-
preferred
preferred
'
8-25
9-15
9-15
9- 1
9- 1
Income)_____
investment
*
1
9-
8-25
9-30
60c
—
preferred
A
9-30
25c
,
$1.02
common
(quar.)
Additional
',$6.25
American
8-24
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
'$1.25
(reduced)
(quar.)
Bakeries
0i Reef
9-15
12'Ac
;
Mfg. .Co., .common
preferred
American
___"
(quar.)
Payable
22'/2c
t30c
(quar.)
Steel
Algoma
Holders
When
Jahn
-••
11c
Community Public Service, common (quar.)_
25c
5.72%
preferred A (quar.)
___
$1.43
Cone Mills Corp., common
(quar.)x—:—20c
Per
$1.76
(quar.)
common
Iron Fireman Mfg. (quar.)_;
Irvington Steel & Iron Works
''.
''
Utilities,
When
Share
of Company
Southern
4%%
Commoiiwealtn Income Fund—
\
Iowa
■
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
(From
Per
Name
8-15
9- 1
meet¬
special
a
9- 1
9-30
40c
Co.—
shares.
common
.
35c
•_
6 oil a directors proposal
:two-for-one split on.tne
Sept.
on
to
payments previ-;
the
show
we
Edison.
Commonwealth
When Holders
Payable of Re a.
Per
Snare
'
,
of Company
Milling & Elevator Co. (quar.)
Commercial Credit Co. (quar.)__—
Colorado
11
Potomac
5.46
preferred
Puritan
.,
•
..
•
preferred A
Electric—
preferred
$2.44
5%
.•„*
(1957 .series)
(quar.)
(1958 series) (quar.)
Fund, Inc. (quar.)
—-—
61c
9- 1
8- 7
61'/2c
23c
9-1
9- 5
8-7
8-3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(536)
12
Per
Sliare
Name of Company
(quar.)—:—
Mfg.
Rockwell
Aeronautical
Ryan
5c
(quar.)
dividend—
Stock
When
Per
Holders
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
9-12
American
8-22
9-15
8-15
3'A%
9-
8
8-18
American
9-
8
8-18
8
8-18
8-31
8-18
6%
preferred
2nd
Paper Co.,
Scott
preferred
$3.40
55c
85c
$1
25c
(quar.)—,
(quar.)—________—;
Seeman Bros., Inc., 5%
preferred (quar.)__
Shore-Calnevar (stock dividend)-—
Two shares
of Sportsways, Inc. for each
preferred
five
Mfg.
Co.
taken
action
No
this
payment
common
on
American
10-13
American
8-31
8-15
American
8-11
9-13
8-18
Southwest
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Calif.),
Corp.
Gas
(quar.)_
Gas
35c
50c
—_
—
50c
15c
—
(quar.)
com.
prior
Spotless
30c
,
17'Ac
Company
Standard
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Co.,
(increased)—
Kentucky
New
Jefie^j^.'
—
(quar.),
common
(stock dividend)
B
this
taken
—
Class
Insurance
9-
9
8-31
9-
1
8-15
American
Meter
9-
8-15
American
8-14
American
preferred
5'A%
(quar.)
investment
Stores
Thatcher
Timken
8-31
8-14
American
9-15
8-31
Glass
Mfg.
United
Greenfield
United
Science
S.
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-31
8-31
Utilities
non-cumulative
American
6-26
Shipbuilding,
7-24
8-
7%
9
American
American
Title
10-14
9-30
American
Smelting
8-15
American
Tobacco
American
Water
1
8-
9-15
9-
Anchor
8-15
12-15
9-
Steel
Anglo
Post
Valspar
Van
Virginia
Walgreen
8-31
8-18
9
8-
Stock
$3
participating
9-29
9-15
$1.10
9-
8-15
$2.50
preferred
Wire
Welsbach
8-31
(quar.)
10-
2
8-
9-29
Corp.
Will &
Baumer
.
2
8-25
9-
Co
the
Abody Coal
$1.20
Acme
week,
.
conv.
preference
&
Puritas
Class
A
.
'
B
Extra
&
Wood
5%
Alberta
Gas
6'A%
9-
8
5
8-17
9-
9
8-14
An
Common
Allied
(quar.)
Allied
7-31
Aunor
7-31
10-
2
9-
8
8-15
8-
4
in
Gold
When
Avco
Mines, Ltd.
in
B
of Rec.
5%%
Allied
Stores
9-
1
8-15
10-
2
9-11
$30c
;__- '
:
10-
2
9-11
8-25
8-10
5c
ioc
1
9-
1
9-14
$18c
9-
1
7-31
10-13
10-10
pfd.
,___
(quar.)
9-
9-
1
10-
2
$1.05
10-
2
10-
2
2
class
and
Gas
10-2S
1
Stock
$5
10-21
50c
B_
1
1111-
1
10-23
(qua)r.)_
30c
9-
1
8-11
(quar.)
common
35c
9-13
8-25
$1.25
Ltd.—
(quar.)
10-
1
-
$3.75
4%
1st
4'A%
of
and
Beck
1
8-11
2%
—
8-19
&
■
9-15
8-15
Ltd.
A
9-30
9-
1-15-62
Cities Service
9-
1
7-31
Citizens.
9-15
$$1
8-31
9-11
;
>
Ltd.
10-
to
$.05
1
,8-9
•
/
.
(quar.)
15c
•
8-
8-15
1
4
9-
1
8-11
12-
1
11-10
preferred
(quar.)
20c
10-31
10-13
preferred
20c
1-31-62
1-15
9-
1
(quar.)
8-15
4%
preferred
(quar.)__
20c
4-30-62
4-13
9-
9-
1
8-15
?-
1
8-15
9-30
9-15
8-22
10-20
8-
8
9-21
$1
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)
9-
1
8-16
183Ac
10-
1
9-20
Gossett
Company
(quar.)
(auar.)
1
8-23
9
8-15
Billups
tl5C
common
999-
5
8-
Blackman
30c
93%c
9-10
10-
1
7
8-18
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
common
Bliss
1
8-11
8-31
8-11
Blue
30c
8-25
7-21
Bobbie
$1.25
10-
1
9-15
Bohn
W.)
3-1-62
17'Ac
.___
50c
25C
Life
Insurance
._
(quar.)
(quar.)____.
.__
9
9-
8
$4.50 .preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mutual
Brooks,
Aluminum
Inc.
&
Brass
Corp.
1st
A
(quar.)
1
9-
1
series
proval
of
stock
2
9-1
Columbia
Pictures
8-
3
8-15
7-25
9-
8-15
8-15
7-29
9-30
9-16
split
System
preferred
Combined
8-15
7-25
15c
8-15
9-11
8-10
9-
8-11
.
Vl
1
8-11
1
8-
7-10
7
8-11
9-30
9-15
8-18
7-21
9-
84
if
-'"
not
.
O
:
8-18
7-21
25c..'
.
(quar. )__
9-15
8-24
35c
$1.12 Va "-
9-15
9-1
9-15
,•
Inc.
$1.12'A"
.
' 9- -1
^
■.
9-6
1
\
:
99-
1
$20c^
;
'
/
1
50c
•
..
8-15
-
)
8-10
8-10
7-31
15c
9-10
8-31
30c
8-15
7-25
87'Ac
9-30
9-12
9c
Sept.
8-31
8-
8
3c
(quar.)_
subject
on
"i1 '5^20
8-15
TO-
.•
8-31
8-
8
9-
8
11-
to
15c
7-31
6
ap¬
12
9-29
8c
8-15
8-
27'Ac
8-15
7-20
$1.06'A
8-15
8-
60c
(quar.)
9-11
8-15
1
Corp.—
Co.
(quar.)____-i
Enterprises, Ltd.
dividend
common
~
87'Ac
(quar.)
Carbon
50c"v.
v
.
(quar.)
8-25
30c
$4.25
Plastics
Columbian
8-1$
9-15
32'Ac!
(accumulative)
stockholders
10-
9-15
8-10
/
__"
Corp. of America,
Gas
3c
each
paid
,.
Columbia
8C
(increased-quar.)
9-
.
40c
(quar,)__
7
75c
Fund-.
9-15
40c
National Corp., class A
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Colonial Acceptance, class A 1st series_____
(quar.)__
insurance
Co.-of
America
1
$i5c
9-
1
10 %
9-
1
8-11
10c
8-25
8-10
50%
8-31
8-10
(subject to approval by the
State Corporation Commission)__
Combined
Ridge
9-15
2
8)
&
8-
1
for
be
7-14
2
.A:/',:':,.'
Cole
Colorite
8-15
10-
(quar.)
Pittsburgh RR.—
•
;
7% regular gtd. (quar.)
;
^
4% special gtd. (quar.)
;
Cochran-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Colonial
8-21
10-
_;
(quar.)
1
8-15
share
5
8-18
$1
Illuminating—
(increased) '_H_J
Common
Cleveland
Stock
common
37'Ac
12'Ac;
will
9-
9-13
10c
Ang.)
11-10
1
9-
Electric
9-
10c
9-27
$1.183A
Co.,(quar. )
60c
25c
Co.
Tobacco Co.,
Cash
8-15
7-25
11-30
30c
15c
(one
held.
Two-for-one
2
4
•
Co._—
Controller
Class
8-
I-
$1.25
(quar.)_
elected by Aug.
$4.50
8-15
9-28
.5%
50c
3c
(monthly)
30c
Corp. ; (quar. )i.^____^____r__
$1.75
(quar.)
Petroleum
10-
2-
(Los
dividend)—____.
Corp., common
•
4%
(quar.)
(monthly)
preferred
9-
$soc
Co.
Merchandising, class A
A
Bros.
6%
$25c
(quar.)
Eastern
(E.
Bloch
Canada, Ltd.—
Steel
preferred
Class
(quar.),
(quar.)
(stock
Bethlehem
7%
Co.
Bag
Standard
Angeles)
&
15c
Finance
Beneficial
Best
25c
America,
Bros.
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Los
1
$1.25
60c
Cleveland-Cliffs .Irbn 'Co.,-common
9-
-
9-30
(quar.)
-—r
'
8-15
.
15c
15c
7-30
$1.25
Clark
..
$1.183A
9-
(quar.)
8-15
„
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Cleveland
;
com.
Store's
7-14
9-15
12'Ac
Bank
9-15
8-15
Co
Co.
7
8-
2
8-15
10-15
dividend
Products
shares
.
-
common
(quar.)
National
Stock, dividend
•V
■j
tax
depositary)
Corp.,
9-
8-15
/
per
inc.
1
14%
about
British
9-21
City
City
0-21
3
9-
'
(Ordinary). (final)
after
for
Shoe
3
10-
:
25c
$1.25
amount
share
.2%
.
(quar.)___;.__
common
Stock
> 8-28
.
8-22
10-
15c
(quar.)___
Investing Co.
City
7-28
8-10
:/
Co.
7-31
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transit
7-31
4%
75c
(quar.)
Cincinnati
8-
15c
8
8-10
6-30
$1.12'A
com.
Orleans St Texas Pacific Ry.
New
1
;25c
1
8-
25c
preferred
$45c
;
8-
8-25
34c
'
Common
8c
common
Cincinnati,
9-
(quar.
8-14
8-14
(resumed)
Tool,
Cab
"
„
$50c
Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
43A %
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati
Milling
Machine
(quar.)
8-31
(quar.)_
1
62'Ac
Cincinnati
4
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
2
8-15
(quar.)
Y.)
pfd. series A
Pneumatic
$45c
(reduced)
(N.
non-cum.
5%
_
10-
12'Ac
(quar.)
Chicago Yellow
Chrysler Corp
8-18
11-30
5%
quar.)
(Toronto)
Bank
pfd. series A
Chicago
Savings
7-31
2%
,
non-cum.
8-15
12-29
7-28
8-15
.
l'A%
6%
8
7-28
8-15
,
27c
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul St Pacific RR.—
$1.50
(quar.)__
10-19
8-15
2%
•
,
(quar.)—
(reduced
Co.
Enterprises
7-31
8-15
&
Trust
7-31
7-18
Bemis
Vought Corp.
Manhattan
8-25
50c
10-19
1
40c
Engineering
8-25
(quar.)__
10-19
1
11-
(quar.)
Chemical
1
Beneficial
Co.
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone,
4'A% preferred (quar.)
9-18
1
11-
25c
7-21
$1
Trust
11-
35c
37'Ac
(quar.)
7-28
Chase
Co.—
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.,
Bell
Belt
10c
(quar.)
8-15
(quar.)
7
9-
8-11
Aircraft
Chance
(stamped & unstamped)
preferred
7-28
Service
8-
1
1
Corp. (Ohio)—
(stock dividend)—
Chambersburg
4
9-
9-
27'Ac
8-20
$36c
8-15
.•
-
7-13
1
1
1
(quar.).
8-
9-29
5
8-
9-
35c
7-28
9-
9-
.
15c
<
7-20
9-19
8-15
Corp.—
A
(quar.)
Inc.
8-4
7-20
Credit
Preferred
7-14
8-15
8
Certified
Chartered
(ouar.)
will
S.)
Co..
8-14
I.
$1.343A
8-25
$31'Ac
preferred
National
expenses
(A.
4% %
7-21
Aggregates
preferred
6%
Inc.,
Group,
8-17
preferred
2nd
American
5%
Co.
7-10
9-
Soya
25c
Electric
Canada,
depositary
1
8-10
Century Acceptance Corp.—
Stock
dividend______
Century Properties (Stock dividend)__.
7-10
45c
(quar.)
preferred
Aluminum
8-14
8-14
75C
Cement
of
12-30
4%
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
1-15-62
7C
(Dividend
8-15
25c
(quar.).
Stock .dividend——
Chain
_____
preferrjd
8-10
Mfg. Co., 75c
(Louis)
Co. (quar.)
Aluminium,
.
preferred
Central Vermont Public
investment
dividend
Common
$$1.56'A
9-30
'■
(initial)
pfd.
Mills,
8c
Steel
Aluminum
9-13
.
Central
V,
10-15
30c
Quarterly
Beaunit
Beecham
11-
BOc
8-21
Distilling Co.—
9-15
8-15
$1.12'A
$.150
(quar.)
Bean
9-15
10-
1
8-31
8-10
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
4
l'A%
class
9-15
$1.15
$1.23
~
>
(quar.)
Markets
B.)
Electric,
preferred
25c
6%
(J.
Louisiana
4c
J.)
9-18
9-
40c
1
20c
8-
Chemical—
&
of
(A.
8-
25c
Corp.
Cessna
(quar.)_
Canadienne Nationale
Bayless
8-18
8-21
8-15
$1.05
preference
$5c
(from
Eayview Oil,
8-18
$1.37'A
5
Instruments
4%
America
Barber-Ellis
$i
40c
8-
9-11
25c.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preference B (quar.)—.
conv.
preferred (quar.)
3c
shares)
Inc.. (quar.)
Tractor,
Central Securities
Inc.—
Montreal
Banque
8-15
56'Ac
$1.40
(quar.)___
Francisco)
of
<
•
$1.40
'
(San
Bank
8-18
5c
(quar.)_
preferred
4.50%.
Gas—
&
Co.,
non-cum
of
7-31
8
6'Ac
(quar.)
common
4
A
Quarterly
6-15
62'Ac
(quar.)_
4%
Bank
8-15
15c
__
7-31
8-15
9-
ioc
8-
12c
common
A
preferred
Gas
7-14
8-15
(quar.);.
7-28
*
dividend)
Tools
Piano
8-15
1
Co.
8-19
30c
:
Oil
preferred
Baldwin
&
1
(year-end)
Baldwin-Montrose
6%
$20c
40c
1
dividend
50c
Corp.,
Portland
2nd
8-15
$$1.25
9-
(quar.)
class
preferred
Oil
1
$$1.06
6c
(stock
1st
9-15
9-
(quar.)__
common
9-
dividend
A
Fund
Selburn
Stock
Fund,
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Inc.
Alpha
F
Baltimore
Corp.
A11 is
S
5%
(quar.)
Mills,
Radio
Allison
Corp.
8-7
10- 2
Ltd.—
30c
V
,
(stock dividend)
class
Parts,
4.20%
Corp.—
class A
Avnet Electronics
Holders
Payable
Texas)—
Science
Banking
and
Automotive
Ltd..
$4.50
(s-a)
(increased)——
com.
income
Caterpillar
v.5%%
distribution
gains
(Payable
previous
31'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Allied
preferred
Central
8-11
J25c
Allied
4%
8-11
1
,
Automobile
Line,
Co.
Control
1
9-
.
(Tulsa,
&
investment
8-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
Chemical
9-
_
Physics
8-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
62'Ac
$1.31'A
_
capital
9-1
9-1
$$2
(quar.)
E.)
10- 2
10c
(quar.)
Products.
Cenco
.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Carter
8-14
9-15
Co.,
Insurance
1
9-15
60c
Atomics,
$183Ac
$20c
Co.,
preferred
$1.25
Refining
A
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
6%
RR.
8-
9-12
8-17
7-28
Investment
Products
(L.
Corp.,
4'A%
1
8-14
,
Air
8-
8-14
50c
7-27
5
Metal
Ry.—
Line
(quar.)
1
(quar.)_
9-
8-10
7-28
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
9-15
RR
8-15
1
(quar.)__
Co.
Carpenter
9-15
Line
9-
Cos.,
Carolina
30c
__
Fe
1
9-
17'Ac
Santa
Charlotte
Life
Oil
Utilities
preferred
Carrier
9-
8-15
(quar.)
Carlisle
7-31
$20c
$15c
(increased)
(quar.)
common
International
Ltd.
8-
1
$25c
$32'Ac
(quar.)
$15c
Ltd.
Inc.
preferred
37'Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_-_
&
9-
Coast
8-15
9-
Natural
A
8-15
40c
(quar.)____
9-12
Atlantic
1
(quaff)—
preferred
12'Ac
*'■
1
60c
Atlas
10-
(quar.)
Co.,
9-
(quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)_
Electric, Ltd. (quar.)
Fund,
General
8-18
T9-15 '
V
5%
Ltd.,
8-31
9-14
/
.
27c
(quar.)_
8-15
50c
Trunk
Trust
Co.
7-26
$28'Ac
—I
Steel
preferred
7-31
Line
1
4
(quar.)
Alabama-Tennessee
Alan
1
50%
,,
Refining,
Topeka
&
1
8-
(quar.)
A
Canadian
9-
Coast
8-10
__
4.20%
.class
on
7-31
25c
...
9-
1
(quar.)
(quar,
1
27'Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Oil
Waters
Co.,
preferred
8-
8-25
Ac (quar.).
-
9-
33c
8- 4
'
Water
Common
Alabama By-Prdducti—
.Class
Canadian
8-31
33'Ac
32'Ac
32'Ac
343Ac
Canners,
Canadian
7-20
22'Ac
8-25
these being given in the
.___
Power,
8-10
1
•
9-11
announced
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
1
9-
_______
Atchison
9-
(quar.)
preferred
4.92%
8-10
9-
18c
(quar.)
Power
(quar.)_
(stocksdividend)-
Equipment
8-15
7'Ac
Corp., common
$5.50 preferred A (quar.)
4.60%
9-1
9-20
33'Ac
(quar.)
common
Sugar,
participating
Carborundum
9-22
12'/2c
Gas
Alabama
75c
A
7-31
8-15
$12'Ac
Co.
Class
(quar.)
common
9-12
(initial)
Refineries,
Industries
Reduction
8-10
8-18
Ashland
The list does not include divi-
common
Quarterly
Air
1
1
5c
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores (quar.)
Agricultural National Bank (Pittsfield)—
Alabama
9-
Foils,
$30c
preferred (quar.)
z
Associated Dry Goods, common (quar.)
5.25% preferred (quar.)
k.
Share
Aeroquip Corp/(quar.)
Adirondack
Canada
683Ac
Gas,
$5
(initial-quar.)
4'A%
pfd.
(quar.)
pfd.
preference
8-24
(quar.)
F
(quar.)
Dominion
9-
Louisiana
15c
(quar.)
Industries
9-15
&
9-14
Baker
5%
Canada
(quar.)
40c
;
dividends
new
Sugar
8-11
preferred
Bailey
Paper,
Co..
Common
8
Ltd.,
;:
D
(quar.)
Co.,
preference
4'A%
50c
.
this
common
Acadia-Atlantic
9-
$1.30
Canadian
8-14
20c
(quar.)
Company
&
8-10
Canadian
1
Per
Power
1
7-31
9-
10c
announced
Abitibi
Cement
7-31
$1.50
$0.0625
Corp.,
(quar.)____
J
5.50%
7-31
Class
8-14
preceding table.
new
H
preferred
5.20%
1
1
$2
and not yet paid.
Inc.,
preferred
convertible
8-15
9-
1
30c
Corp.
Vending
convertible
Atlantic
(quar.)
Name of
1
1
Hougmon
income)
ABC
9-
9-26
9-
Axe
AMP,
(quar.):
9-
Common
r
preferred G
9-
Atlantic
_
dends
convertible
60c
8-15
20c
Candle
give
8-15
59c
8-10
of
approval
(quar.)
we
1
12'Ac
:
25c
to
Extra
weeks
9-
62'Ac
Atlanta
Wysong & Miles Co.
Below
preferred
(quar.)
Arrowhead
_
subject
(quar.)
York-Hoover
convertible
E
1
9-15
9-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-31
9- 1
9- 1
9-.1
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-31
7-28
27'/2C
30c
27'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Service, common (quar.)__
Water
preferred
(quar.)
50c
Corp.
preferred
5.36%
5.20%
1
9-
(quar.)
3%
Co.
Xerox
5.30%
5.28%
8-
50c
40c
(quar.)_
Iron
4
8-10
8-15
6c
1
$31'Ac
(quar.)
—
Woodward
8-
9-
37'Ac
8-31
30c
50%
preferred
Woodward Governor Co.
Extra
8-31
C (quar.)
convertible preferred
convertible
4.40%
9-
9-15
27c
7
5'/2%
1
9-15
(quar.)
9-
$30c
,
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
8-22
California
9-
25c
9-22
1
8- 2
(quar.)
9-15
Canada
1
preferred
preferred
convertible
(quar.)
Aro
9-15
12'Ac
stockholders'Aug. 23.
Western Railway. (Ala.)
*
Weyerhaeuser Co. (quar.).
Wickes
1
preferred
90c
9-15
8-12
5c
—
(quar.)
.
split
5.40%
8-
9- 1
8-16
9-15
'.
(quar.)
25C
Arkansas-Missouri
-
Co.
stock
8-
1
8-15'
11-15
25c
(quar.)
com.
50c
.
9-1
12-1
;
,
21c
17'Ac
22'Ac
(quar.)
Co.,
8-31
$2.75
8-10
„
(quar.)
Corp.—
2-for-l
8-31
v
preferred
Arkansas
:
dividend—
Washburn
convertible
9
Telephone
Utilities
$7
Participating
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)__
Arizona Public Service, common (quar.)
(Ore.)—
dividend)
5%
Company
preferred
5%
25C
9
7'Ac
Corp.
(stock
Ltd.,
5%
8-10
34 %C
9-
9c
—
—
Portland
of
(quar.)
Dare,
8-
9-
$2.40
(quar.)
Co.
Interstate
California-Pacific
8-23
v
..
'
31V4C
31'Ac
:
Electrip Power (quar.)__
California
12-11
5
1
9-
1
9-11
,
8-15
25c
25c : (10-20
'-,35c ->), 9-•:T
2%\,
10- 9
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
9-15
65c
Corp.
9-20
-
37'Ac
common
preferred
70c
9-
Co.,
5%
$2.36
(accum.)__
Corp.
Raalte
•
7'Ac
:
(quar.)__
8-9
1
,;9-
—
7-21
1
9-
8-18
8-7'
9- 5
7-15
7-21
-8-14 *
10-6
9-29
8--15
' 9- 8
10-27
-
{quar.)
Bush Terminal Buildings (quar. )___'_i_____
Bush Terminal Company (stock dividend)
Byllesby (H. M.) & Co.—"'I'
fi >5%
preferred (quar.)
:—
1
?
35c
$12'/2C-<
15c
2'/2%
(quar.)__
_-2___J___L____
9- 1
8-10
9-11
9- 1
9-25
8-15
—_
Burroughs: Corp.
9-. 1
9-15
Inc.
Common
8
9-
(stock dividend)—
County Trust. (N. J.) (s-a)
9-25
8-7.
8-15
8-15
8-11
9-15
12'/2C
10c
.
,(quar.)—
Co.
5%
(quar.)_
common—
1
4
?9-
-
A
class
Corp.
40c
___
Farms
Inc.,
California
(quar.)_
Arden
9-
Lines,
(quar.)_
.
Canadian
Artesian
Vernitron
Products
9-20
9-15
12-20
dividend)
(quar.)
(Miami)
Refining
&
Co.
Works,
Freight
Watch
Bullock's,
9
9-
9-15
$1.25
(annual)
Foundries
Insurance
(increased)—
Line
Fund, Ltd.
Burlington
11-30
12-15
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
5'A% preferred (quar.)
1
1
12-28
8-24
•;
.9-29
.
$1.25
;;
5%
7-26
income and 3c from
profits
Industries
9-20
-
.
8-31
$1
i
(stk.
Pipe
Burgmaster
7-6
5c
com.
County Bank & Trust (Pa.) (s-a)
9-18
,
'9- 1
15c
40c
45c
(quar.)_
Co.
1
9
1
1
30c
70c
(quar.)____
Bullock
'-V
.
(quar.)
preferred
non-cum.
8-31
1
7
25c
■
(quar.)
6-22
27'Ac
(quar.)—
Corp.
Bank
Co.
9-30
9-
8-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Seating
Fund—
A
&
non-cumulative preferred
8-10
40c
—
Corp. of California—
class
30c
—
35c
(quar.)
Quarterly—
6%
(quar.)_,
& Chemical,
com.
(quar.)
$5 special preferred (quar.)
American President Lines, Ltd.
7-27
30c
(quar.)
investment
net
National
Urethane
•
Co.
Potash
8-30
$0,008
(U.K.)
(Hartford)
Corp.
securities
U.
—
$4 preferred A
Telephone, Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
;
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
Anthony Pools, Inc.
4c
—
(quar.)
Bearing
Artists
from
Oil
&
Insurance
United
6c
News
Co.
101099-
95c
10%
$1.37'/2
Co., com. (stk. divd.)
A
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)_/__________
Sh.irpe
8-9
9-6
:..
Co.—
Gas
(Charles)
Buckeye
-
American
9-12
2
1
9-15
2c
9-
Bucks
9-. 5 ;
>
8-15
4Vic
(quarterly
Inc.
income)
Coal
Roller
Travelers
Fund,
9-
50c
Corp. (quar.)
;
National Insurance
(Galveston)—.
60c
40c
—,
(Holdings), Ltd.
Pacific
Texas
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
Electronics
Television
Tesco
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
9-20
'/ V-vV
8-14
20c
27c
5c
$2
(quar.)
common
preferred
Taylor Fibre
.——
(quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co.,
from
(quar.)
A
&
Shoe
.8-14
-
8-31
8
1
9-
Gas
preferred
Bruning
7-18
8-15
8-15
quar.)____
(quar.)
Union
Brown
11-30
9-12
9- 1
9- 1
(interim)
(quar.)—__—
Bulova
■
1
8-15
$5.50
.
8-31
12-15
„
32'Ac
(quarAw_-._T.__™
Taunton
Brooklyn
,;7-31
(initial
preferred
Buckingham
9
8-
$3.80
pfd.
5.60%
preferred
Brockton
J.)—
9-
$0,076
t$1.32
$10c
5c
20c
50c
(quar.)—
Transit
4.32%
Co.
American
Symington Wayne Corp.
4%
N.
9-
5%
(quar.)
Mining
Syracuse
(Newark,
Motors
1
8-31
at
payment
common
on
5
9-15
25c
6'Ac
,
9-14
9-15
8
9-
8-29
..30c
(monthly)__
Manufacturing (stock dividend)
(l-50th of a share of Vapor Heating Corp.
capital stock for each share held)
7
9-15
9-
8-10
American
7-28
8-
9-10
2
9-15
11- 8
7-31
8- 1
'
Co., Ltd., Ordinary
Edison,
Brown
(quar.)
Co.
7-21
9-11
25c
Corp.
Brockton
(Orlando,
Co.
..
Products
British Oxygen
10-
.
8- 8
11-15
8-28
8-15
4%
70c
$1.37
Bourjois, Inc. (quar.)_.
8-31
4%
American Recreation Centers
Ltd.,
A
Sunshine
Casualty
.
8-31
47c
,-8-15
(from net invest, income)
7-26
5.48%
9-1
10- 2
14c
15c
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.
8-21
62'Ac
(stock dividend)
A
(quar.)
(quar.)_
A
8-25
433Ac
—
(quar.)_____
Hospital Supply
5%
deposit rets. Ordinary—
Steinberg's,
&
9-9
(Wales)—
American
Duralite, Inc.
Fire
(quar.)__—___
class
Concrete,
Class
._
9-15
...
50c
(quar.)
Power
Bostic
37'Ac
87'Ac
I2V2C
12'/2c
(quar.)
Corp., 3'/2% prt'ierred
Borg-Warner
,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Snare
Company
Boston
20c
33Ac
(quar.)
__
Cable
&
Electric
American
time.
Steel Co.
(quar.)
Chain
Home
Delaware Corp.—
Hotels
action
1
9-15
common
American
'
No
9-
25c
dividend
Stock
Class
of
of
Co.
Co.
Market
2
18%c
$1.05
55c
15c
2%
2%
—
(quar.)—
Products, class A
Motor
10-
Quatrerly
at
preferred (quar.)
Speer Carbon Co. (quar.)__
$1.20
Co.,
preferred
American
1
_
Inc.
Quarterly
Natural
Southern
Statler
10-13
1
time
Tools Corp.
Socony-Mobil Oil Co.
Snap-On
Star
8-11
1
9-
(quar.)
Shares,
American
65c
(quar.)
Smith Industries International—
Singer
7%
9-11
11-
8-15
Quarterly
held—..—
shares
Can
11-
1
2
When
Per
v
Borden
|
(quar.)
Business
8-31
common
1
$4
1st preferred
American
at this time.
(quar.)
9-
10-
75c
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
Name of Company
8-15
30c
■__
Rubber—
preferred
1
87'Ac
__
(quar.)
Biltrite
American
Sanitary Paper Mills—
Common payment omitted
:_
(quar.)
common
9-
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
common
iquar.)__
Bank Note,
American
When
Share
Inc.,
preferred
6'A%
12'Ac
Products
Steel
Safway
Airlines,
9-
Ltd
Mines,
Renabie
35c
+12c
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Purina
Ralston
.
8-
2
- •
'
(quar.)
7-31
25c
9-15
9-
1
Stock
dividend
_____
,
Continued
on
page
46
Volume
Number
194
6079
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(537)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
40
Mar
50
Oct
44 y2 Dec
21
26
69 % Jun
7
1141/2 Jun
Highest
44% Jan
15
52% Jan
3
10
1031/2 Jan
6
16
35 Vb Oct
25
52
Jan
15
12
23
17
Dec
:H
Jun
16
Dec
6
38
62% Aug
19
80
Mar 14
237/b Jan
4
31
97/a Oct 28
591/2 Sep
3% Sep
29
27 Va Jun
9
11% Oct
4
38% Feb
8
40% Mar
,Jan
24
■
7% Jan
28
3
9V4 Aug
4
69% Apr
4
14
141/2 Mar
84
Jan
21
35% Apr
12% Jan
8% May 11
28% Oct 25
13% Jan
15% Apr
1
30%
30%
30
30%
30%
30%
301/4
31
28
30%
27%
31
91%
92
92%
93%
93%
13
13%
13%
13%
30%
31
31
31%
9%
74%
74%
75
74%
75
76%
4%
5
4%
5
4%
5
Express
Control
Co
Products
Reduction
Gas
50c
91/2
9%
74%
74%
Products
Inc
4%%
Inc
4%
4%
4%
*33%
33%
33%
preferred
100
27
42% Aug 19
40
Jan
6
48% Mar
1
90% Jan
12
4
3
*91%
i
12% Dec
20
17% Jan
4
May 31
32
39% Jan
6
11% Jan
5
58% Jan
13
24
15
12% Jun 27
41% Sep
26
Feb
1
Products
3
59 % Apr
Allied
Stores Corp common
75
Jan
4
1
81 % Jun
27
84% May
Oct
26
40
Jan
28
23% Feb
10
29% May 15
95
Nov
15
132
22% Oct
24
Jan
28
101
Jan
6
36 % Apr
13
28
Jan
4
35 Vb Jan
110
3
4%
—
Alpha
26
Jan
4
21
Apr
24
102% Jan
3
25% Jan
4
27
34% Dec
30% Oct
13
44% Jan
18
4
44% Jan
Oct
18
63
13% Oct 24
30
Jan
4
15% Jan
3
35% Oct
51% Jan
7
38% Jan
4
57
5
31% Jan
21
3%%
8
62
Jun 30
64% Apr
5
American
3
61% Apr
28
20 3/4 May
133/4 Sep
1
8
July 28
Bakeries
Bosch
30 3/4 Dec
1
43% Jan
34 ya Jan
4
Theatres
2
American
3
383/4 Aug 23
36
4
39% Jun
5
29
513/4 Jan
13
427/b Jan
3
53
7
Dec
27
70%, Jan
6
97% Mar 28
American
11
19 Vb Jan
3
Feb
2
Can
American
46% Mar 22
Oct
16
26
36% Sep 26
81% Jun 28
77
243/4 Jan
5
40
Mar 30
84
443/4 July
89
Jan
21
59% Jun
14
42 Y*
25
30% Dec
30
29% Jan
20
46 % Jan
21
59% July 18
57% Jan
3
17% Sep
27
33% Jan
,20 Va Jan
3
Oct
7
17% Dec
30
63/4 Jun
12%
127/8
44%
44%
9%
8%
87/a
900
57%
56%
57%
4,400
22% Sep
Electric
8
31 % Mar 15
16% July 26
23% Apr
123/a Apr
38% Jan
18
198 % Jun
15
24
24%
Jan
3
4
240
Aug
Jun
19
35
18 ya Feb
7
Jan" 18
2
13% Oct
20
16% Jan
6
13% Jan
6
17% Feb
15
207/b Sep
9
20 Va Jan
3
Sep
14
86% Dec
99 y2 Jan
9
23
42
82
15
24% Jan
4
3
90 y2 Jan
10
31
28% Jan
26
133/4 Jan
3
21
18
Aug
5
29% Apr 18
15 y2 Jan
58% Jan
27% Jan
34 Va Jan
6
1
14
Oct
July 25
14
Jun
92%/Aug 15
26
20% Jun
86% Jan
13
9
47% Mar 23
13% Oct
26
Apr
18
44
Sep
May 24
63% Apr 20
86% Feb 27
48
% Apr
14
67
Jun
American
6
Apr
28
28
34
Jan
Jan
18
2iy4 Apr
3
433/4 July 10
473/4 Apr 10
783/4 July 10
27
45% Apr
13
33 Vb Oct
24
11% Nov
7
16 % Feb
3
Jun
31 ya May 24
28% Oct
17
42 Va Mar 10
News
50% Mar
15,800
48%
'48%
48 %
48%
48%
48%
6,800
86%
863/4
85%
86%
86ya
87%
233/a
3,200
23%
23
23%
23%
233%
23%
23%
*51
52
51
9,000
51
51%
513/4
•51
52
*91
92
*91
92
92
•91
92
43
23 '/a
42%
413/4
421/2
42 y4
42%
41%
42%
42%
43%
70
4,200
70%
703/4
69 3/4
71%
69
69%
69%
70%
23,000
293/4
303/4
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
31%
*33%
11,900
34%
33%
33%
*33%
17
10%
103/4
30
30%
293/4
30
30%
293/4
30%
234%
237%
2373/4
7,500
28%
29%
29%
29%
30%
29%
30 y8
26%
26
26,200
26%
26%
263/4
25%
26%
26
26
17
24%
*17%
17
*100
24%
100%
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17%
500
243%
24%
25 y«
25
25%
253/B
25%
8,500
iooya
100%
100%
*100
100%
46%
44%
45%
84%
83
*100
83
44%
423/4
45%
*823/4
45
45
84
•83
45%
34%
34%
34%
34%
33%
*102 Va
103%
*io2ya
103%
♦102 y8
103%
18%
-2
17%
183/4
18%
183%
*47 y2
48%
48%
48%
*153/4
16
15%
*48
15%
153/4
130
Jun
28
Jan
28
26
Feb
1
13% Jan
4
26 %
13
6%
July 25
1
18% July 18
17
38% July 31
?9% Jan
iVo May 23
"19
May 11
Jan
3
65
33% Jan
4
44% May 22
May 22
5
33%. Feb
2
45% Apr
4
28
90% Jan
13
93% Feb
16
37
17
44% Feb
16
24.
Jan
16
16
17%
18
17%
173/4
17%
17%
122,900
39%
41
40%
41%
40%
423/4
23,100
443/4
43%
433/4
&
Chem
43 VA
433/4
423/4
423%
43%
43%
44
1
Std
71%
733/B
63%
72
65%
67
65%
67
67%
68%
17,200
par
34 Va
35%
34%
34%
35
36%
35%
363/B
35%
363/B
58,300
54%
No par
Sany
common
Foundries-
543/4
140 3%
543/4
56%
55
56%
54%
55%
54%
.
141%
•20
66%
142
*141 %
Co
55
Tel
46%
193/4
20
1,700
66 y4
66%
8,600
141 y4
141%
410
1413/4
*73%
743/4
75
120%
120
4,600
20%
20
20%
19%
20%
197/B
20%
323/4
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
34
88
87%
300
120 y2
119
19%
88%
14,600
13,300
8
87%
873/4
3,000
25
32%
333/4
31%
32%
32%
333/4
33%
343/B
34%
343/8
12,000
32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
32%
32%
33
33
33
—33 Mi
123%
123%
125%
120%
126%
121%
12.50
91 y2
94%
92%
1253/4
com
Co
common
Viscose
AMP
endorsed
933/8
126
92
1253/4
93%
93
126
125%
series
com
125%
873/4
1221/4
123%
94
93
125%
125%
3,900
1233/s
164,600
937/8
22,700
1251/2
1,900
543/4
55%
53%
56%
55%
56 V*
55%
56%
553/a
56%
45,900
5
233/4
233/4
24%
24%
23%
23%
23%
243/a
24%
241/4
1,800
*28%
283/B
*28%
28%
*28%
283A
28%
281/2
27
♦26
26%
•26
26 y2
26
25
28%
<
26
283/a
*26
3,190
16
15%
16 y8
15%'
16
5,500
X27%
27%
27%
28
27
27%
273/a
283/8
213/4
223/s
21
22%
21Y*
21%
21 y8
21%
393/B
40
39%
39%
39%
403/4
41%
42
11,900
57
56%
57%
561/2
57
18,200
39%
40%
39%
40
38 y4
38
383/4
37%
38%
93 y4
92y*
92 %
*921/4
93%
100
41%
•41%
♦41%
41%
2,800
No par
27%
28%
1
21%
21%
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp__1
38%
39%
56%
56%
55%
56%
56%
373/4
38%
37%
38%
39
38 -.
383/4
37%
38%
93 VA
37%
Smelting—1
shares
Corp
»>n
Wire 6c Cable—
No par
600
27
153/4
16
&
*26
16
153/4
Lead
126
88
25
Co
series
5%%
>-* to
•7%
25
Corp
Water Works
Zinc
Anchor
45 y2
67
20%
87%
10
6,500
20%
32%
1
7,300
30,000
100
6c
Tobacco
American
Anaconda
14%
144%
2,500
25
Refining
preferred
Inc
141/4
19%
1
preferred
6%
1,200
18%
40%
African Inv Co Ltd—£1
Preferred
_
300
17%
74
Preferred
_
5,700
No par
Anaconda Go
44
19
483/4
39%
119
Ampex
68% Jan. 15
15%
18%
483/4
,
18%
74
Tel
2,600
64,100
39%
121
34% May 5
27% Apr 17
58% Apr
3
54% Jan
35%
103%
17%
*73
American
27
46
34%
*102 y8
'
38%
*119
American
27% Sep
45%
35%
10
Co
73
62% Jun
29 % Sep
46
103%
183/4
121
27
7
100
48 y8
73
American
Apr
139,300
833/4
18%
*119
American
Apr
94% Aug
130
43%
833/4
48%
15%
10
42%
84
19
16%
1001/2
43%
49
121
1
see page
34
*102 V,
♦119
3
:
45%
34%
__10O
non-cumulative preferred_100
3
41
20
11
42%
*100
•
74
7%
2,200
17%
1.66%
Gas
Co
Steel
2,900
24%
45%
443/4
237% 240
*17%
*823/4
44%
240
*72
Amer South
11,800
233%
1.75
com
30
200
6,700
28
230%
25
Jan
16
23% Jun
17
10%
45%
19% Jan
44% Dec
4
footnotes,
17
10%
44%
121% Jan
32% May 11
44%. Aug 12
16%
10%
28%
1
Seating Co
10
Ship Building Co—No par
Ref'g com.No par
preferred
100
American Stores
3
17
17
10%
38
American Sugar
3
.36,. Feb
33%
16%
10%
30 y0
*26%
100
33%
17
10%
232
1
111
of
34%
163/4
10%
37%
90% July 10
64% Jan
93% Oct
34%
'17%
17
10%
37%
37% July 26
34% Jun
5
103 % Jan
12
*32 %
—
37%
3
20
Jan
29% " 29%
37%
6%
102,100
69%
37%
Snuff
300
,
41%
37%
28
30
July
44%
37%
Feb
65% Dec
44 %
43%
37%
35% Mar 21
108% Dec
5
43% " 43%
37%
3
4
6
44%
Amer Research 6c Develp'm't Corp 1
27% Jan
51 % May 19
92
*1433/4
23
11
♦91
-
52
14%
Jun
76
*51
43%
142
30 Vb Jan
31
44 %
140%
28% Jan
55% Jun
43
140%
3
17
44%
*91
67%
23
For
5,500
86
20 %
30% Aug 26
.
4,900
46
853/4 ;
453/4
82 % Feb
85
38
453/4
853/4
23 %
67
31% Feb
31% Oct
37%
46
20
10
30 % Dec
37%
45%
?
144 %
American
42% Oct
37%
46
44%
26
64,600
373/4
45%
67
Jun
46%
31%
/
20
61 % Oct
45%
v
46
44%
20
46%
453/a
38
19%
38% Jan
18% May 17
45%
44%
14%
7%
17,800
40,500
•1433/4
76% July 10
127% Apr 11
27% Jan 16
;
457/b
423/4
3
7
11%
37%
x66%
Aug
49
20
11%
44%
67%
28
33% Feb
453/4
48%
*19%
11%
46
20%
Sep
42% Mar
45
48%
20
11 ya
38
~
42
25
24
*19%
11%
67
18
130% Aug 31
47 y4
20
20 »/4
4
19% Oct
483/B
11%
41%
Jan
8
47%
*19%
ns/a
American
34
26
47%
20
American
21
Mar
44%;
ii3/a
American Smelt 6c
Jun
Feb
46%
*19%
11%
26% Mar 21
18
-
47
20
ll3/8
14%
62% Aug 24
14
46"%
*19%
1
144%
American
25
*
'
14%
1457/a Mar
500
20%
No par
Co
6c
14,900
62%
•1433/4
3
25% Mar
57%
14%
3
4
46 ya
57%
144%
60% Jan
Jan
45%
57%
14%
136% Jan
15% Jan
46%
57%
72% May 18
119
900
44%
3
4
12,600
57,400
44%
3
Aug
29%
26%
126
59
13
126
26%
43%
Jan
2
29%
126
58
43%
54% Jan
9
29%
26 y8
125
*143%
144% Aug 25
117
24%
125
143/4
16
79% Jan
29%
25%
1433/4
12
27% M'ar 15
29%
125
14 y2
14
25
122
33% Jan
36% Aug 16
Feb
24%
..
1433/4
Dec
Mar
29%
25%
_100
21% Oct
54
29%
120
19%
preferred
59
117
8,100
com—5
7%
13% Dec
133% Dec
85
*61%
Optical Co
42
Mar
84%
62%
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No
Rad
85
1
American
Potash
84%
No par
American
American
85%
10
_
Natural
American
7,300
84%
100
Motors Corp
2
85%
100
American
May 17
800
31 Va
75%
20%
Corp
Fdry
American
% Mar 13
21%
30%
75%
44%
45%
85%
Co
16
62
21%
30%
20%
Products
146
21
30%
10
Co
Meter
3
26,200
21
31
*61%
Molasses Co
4
77
21%
30%
20%
No par
American
3
73%
21%
30%
62%
Machine & Metals_No par
Metal Climax Inc com—1
Jan
73%
22
59%
373/4
Co
&
98,500
*58
28
Jan
140
145% Aug 24
24%
4,500
32%
63%
30
Metal
29%
116%
30%
3iya
20%
Corp
American
Amer
24%
30%
31%
48
Co
preferred
American
84%
30%
31%
58
230
123/a Jan
41
48% Aug 12
1
138% Jan
4%%
30%
300
30%
31%
72%
*61%
preferred
American
22
58,400
X31%
58
1
Mach
3.90%
73
210
243/8
ioi y2
20%
Products
Investment
American
31%
72
24
101%
62%
prior preferred
May 16
19% Apr
19
5%%
35% Aug
3
1023/4 juiy 10
20% May 16
533/4 Apr
7
54
20
American
31
125
*61%
12.150
Ice
24%
102 %
44
Hosp Supply Corp_Nopar
American
24%
102%
31
10
American International
16% Feb
1
43
Hardware
American Home
25%
103 %
30 %
43%
12.50
Foreign Power
17% Aug
4
25% May 22
105
5
37
/
24%
103%
83
19%
'.k
American
32 Vb Jun
17% Dec 22
American
,
*82
31%
29%
24%
No par
No par
Power
26
29% Apr 21
83
48%
American
&
•82
•61%
18
2
82
1,700
20%
28
15
82
J>7
31%
29
Corp
3
American European Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
Apr
16 % Jun
103
32% Jun
176 Va Jan
57%
84%
*110
Enka
4
57%
48%
Corp
Cable
Distilling Co
American
8ya Jan
57%
20%
preferred.-
American
15
31% Sep
American
*8%
47%
American Cyanamid Co
5
9
104 %
1
Co
9
29
76% Jan
Chicle
4
Jan
9
22
25
2
52
57%
57
9
2
;
common
&
37
11
4
Co
Chain
prior
47% Jun
Mar
9
No par
Corp.
Co
Radio
&
71 ya A ug
9% Jan
Jan
Mar 20
9%
20
31% Aug
4
28
94
V-
100
common
32 y2 Mar 16
30
142 % Feb
50
.
2,200
12%
44%
preferred
4%%
2,000
28,600
12%
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
3
American Crystal Sugar common_10
91 % July 21
July 19
39% Oct
7%
25% May 12
59% Jun
8
4
23% Oct
28
.
Jun
19%
66%
44
.No par
;
Arma
Inc
Cable
American
14
40% Sep
170
19%
65%
r
44%
preferred
35% Dec
Jan
19%
66%
56%
50
Brake Shoe
11% Aug
46% Aug
19%
64%
12%
Bank Note common.^..lo
American
3
19%
65%
44
No par
Co
American
4
19%
64%
12%
preferred 1
6
8 y4 Jan
92
93
19%
65%
12%
preferred
5%
91
•92
19%
64%
9
12.50
11
17
4
92
*92
19%
44%
American Broadcasting-Paramount
23
Feb
92
92
65
29,800
12%
America
convertible
Jan
19 %
94
5,800
64
Amer Agricultural Chemical- No par
American Airlines common..
1
Feb
43 Va Jan
45%
84
60
11
45%
30%
37
23
45%
22
4
Nov
15,900
44%
No par
July 12
46% Dec
44%
*43%
Petroleum Corp
American
20
44%
12%
Corp
3
6
49%
45%
75%
46% Aug
4
Jan
45%
31%
3
19
1,600
45%
31
Jan
25% Mar
10 %
38%
48
74
36
24 Vb Apr
51% Jun
10%
37%
47%
1
of
Amerada
6%
10%
37%
47
19%
No par
Amalgamated Sugar Co
May 31
10%
37%
No par
Co
Amerace
27 Vb May 17
130
ioy2
31
July 25
106% Jan
93
37%
*102%
3
28
*91%
47%
10%
31
19
26
93
37
103%
24
26
6,500
•91%
46%
30%
Jun
Nov
30,200
693/4
10%
*102%
69 Vb Jan
17% Apr
19 %
68%
46%
10
20 Va Jan
91
1,900
183%
68%
36%
100
6
23% Oct
93
34%
19%
67
43%
Cement
30
.
•
34%
18%
;
10%
convertible preferred
Portland
78% Jan
7
34%
7,000
46%
82%
22'% Dec
Mar 24
34%
3,100
12,400
15,000
36%
26
23
Jun
34%
8,500
"
95/b
46%
82
Aluminum
26
31
9%
12%
Aluminium Limited
33
31
9%
6,900
10%
25%
81% Mar 30
93% May 16
34
May 11
31
9%
4,000
15,900
36
82
38% May 16
28
31
9%
*91%
25%
18
Dec
55
93
25%
68 Vb Jan
19
*91%
82
30 % July 18
108
31%
34
10
4
26
93
92
100
4
28
61% Oct
13%
9%
common.
Mfg
Jan
28% Sep
96
13
42%
preferred
4.08%
May 15
28
94 %
13%
45%
5
Corp
Allis-Chalmers
35 % Feb
96%
13
—5
Mills
Allied
14
94%
13%
No par
52% Apr 13
10% May 11
Allied
5
Jan
94%
.13
46%
—9
3
44
29%
36
1
Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
7% Jan
22
84% Sep
Inc
Allied
36% Jan
'
6% Oct
Allen Industries
29%
10%
common
,
20% May 13
66% Aug
3.
29%
31%
<
69%
33% Jan
3
29%
-
20%
6% convertible preferred
10
I
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
5
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd --.100
Jan
16,000
30%
19%
Alleghany Corp
16% Jan
24%
30
68
4
50% Jan
233/4
'30%
19%
4
-•
24%
29%
68%
4
8
12,600
23%
19
49 Vi Aug
4 ;
26,400
17%
68
53% Apr
Jan
10,200
623/4
17
19%
3
May 27
22
61
17%
70%
4
59
21%
61%
16%
18%
Jan
22% Jan
22%
60
67%
35
25
24%
22
1
32 % Jan
27
17%
5
common
4
Sep
60%
24
34
5
15% Oct
23
59%
16%
5
2
:
Jan
46
91/4
74
2
Corp
22%
,
"
No par
Inc
J Industries
Aldens
2
200
77
Co
56% Jan
100% Jun
100.
8,400
120
237/a
„
1
28
90
•114
683/4
23%
Inc_.
Sep
100
116%
52
23%
Alco
2
10
9% July 24
68%
221/2
Steel
Alabama
91% July 21
5
45
32 %
115%
*51
10
A
12
861/2. Apr
68%
17%
Air
20 % Aug
51%
68
597/8
Air
88 Va Jun
*51
23
9
48 Va Jan
"
17
18
51/4 Mar 24
32% Jan
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
53% Jun
3
Jan
51
68%
120
59%-
25
Stores
Adams-Mills
15 Vb Mar 24
36% Apr
68
•114
Corp
No par
Addressograph -Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
—1
Aeroquip Corp
1
43% Apr 17
99% Jun 29
22'A Jan
1
20% Feb
85
10% Jan
Shares
69
121
22%
Adams
Dec
the Week
Aug. 4
17%
1
98
67%
*115
Friday
Aug. 3
•
59%
30% Aug
20
,__1
70
122
Sales for
Thursday
51
23
3
July 25
691/4
*116
SALE PRICES
Aug. 2
17
Acme
27
*
100
51 %
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 1
*49%
51%
59%
5
17
*491/2
^Tuesday
22%
24 V2 Jun
Jun
July 31
5
common
preferred
Vending Corp
ACF-Wrigley
a
28 Ms Jan
Oct
Laboratories
ACF Industries Inc
Jan
17
6
Monday
Par
1
convertible
24 Vb Jan
327/e Jan
47
22
ABC
25
14
24
4%
4
211/2 Apr
16 % Apr
63
Apr
Oct
Abbott
Apr
7
125% Apr
7
27% May 16
3
23 y2 May 31
10
EVERY LISTED STOCK
LOW AND
STOCK
Abacus Fund
,75
15% Jan 10
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
53% May 10
16
20 Vst Jun
98J/4Mar
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
8
FOR
STOCKS
Year 1960
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
PRICES
Range for Previous
Lowest;:
13
153/4
•<•<•••
"393/4
■
7,000
121,300
810
-
Hocking Glass Corp
$4 preferred
Anderson
Clayton
No par
&
Co_
:
6.25
21.80
•t
.
*92
'
41%
93%
41%
•92
41%
41%
-
r*92
41%
41%
,
7,000
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(538)
.
.
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
77 Ma Jan
Sep
28
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
39
Jan
26
53 y2 Dec
21
50
75
Jan
13
83 y2 Aug 26
28 Vb Oct
24
44 Ma Jun
9
12 Ma Oct
10
20'A Jan
11
19 Vb Oct
26
25% Aug 22
79
17
May 22
Arnold
8
20
Feb
Jan
Dec
27
9 Mi Jan
1
79 V2 Jan
Arvin
21
69% Feb
90
110
July
4
53% Jan
Jan
27% Jan
5.25%
21% Jan
5
2 7 Mi July
3
29
9% Jan
3
10'A Mar
29
35% Jan
4
83
88 Ma May 11
3
70%
41%
44 Va
44%
45 Mi
433/4
10,000
'■74%
75
75
76
76 M2
78
26,800
503/4
52 Mi
32,000
87% Feb
21
48% Feb
2
Atlantic
3
60
May
4
Atlantic
3
83% Mar
8
July 14,
2
39% Aug
4%
31V4 Jun
17
43% Dec
29
42% Jan
76
Jan
25
July 17
30% Jun
5
Atlas
3y8 July 18
4 % Feb
27
Atlas
14% Apr
12
74 y2 Jan
4
80 Mi Aug
18
Dec
~5
6M2Jan
4
IS3/! Feb
15
■
13% Feb
9
1
20% Jan
4
13% Jan
5
24
31
24 Mi Jan
11
21% Feb
1
17 Mi Aug
18
13% Jan
17 y8 Feb
' 2
4% Jan
3
36 Vb Jan
10
30
19% Dec
30
4% Aug
16
7% Jan
5
27% Oct
5
37% Jan
4
11% Oct
31
17'/a Jan
4
12% Jan
3
12
27% Jan
Corp
5%
20
Industries
52%
67%
67
6 7 Mi
85%
82%
83%
41%
42
42
42 Mi
43
42%
43
16
15
15%
15
15%
15%
15%.
250
*36
36
1,300
3.7%
36%
36%
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
26%
26%
43
43%
24%
88
108%
71%
71%
8
Avnet
27%
13%
16%
»22Mi
Co of Amer_2.50
30%
24%
40%
Electronics
Corp
24 Mi
24'
24
24 Ma
25%
26 Mr
26%
43 Mi
43 Mi
43 Mi
1,300
■
.
84
L.¬
93/4
♦83
53 Mi
82%
29%
3 Ma
3 Mi
3 Me
13%
*13%
13%
*82 Mi
82 M2
28%
.
4,000
10
:
53 Ma
82 MI
82 Mi
240
10,100
'30,000
33/a
13%
4,700
97,400
1
29
'3 Ma
14
33,300
39%
28 Ms
.
3 Mi
56,600
<
-■
84
••
52 M2
29
4,600
'
393/4
...
290
;
25%
9%
46%* 47
84
28%
I ":•> 4,000
A"
25 Ma
9% "
47%
*83
82Vo
•/'
25 Mi
46%
52%
"
11,600
109
*
9%
.
t-
52%
14
,
733/4
52%
'14
2,900
■
723/4
A 53
'
300
■«.
72 Mi
71 Mi
393/,
3 Mi
90
108 Mi
39 Mi
28'A
;./
so
10.9
24%
9%'
47
":
89
109
39Ma
82%
16%
36%-
2 4 Mi
39%
3 Ma
25%
*83
363/4
'40
27 y4
'
31'/a
-1
5c
Corp—
>
,
2,600
2 4 Mi
87 Mi
;
25%:
9%
84 '
240
•
26%
72
47
-
W
6,100
843/4
43 Mi
108%
24%
9%
46%
,
52
137/a
No par
common
25%
"
82%
<•
;
3Mr '
3y8
■/,■
Canteen
Automatic
Avco
26%
—1
*83
x39Mi
82Mi
($1.20)— No par
prior
2
9%
56%
pref
Nichols
Conv
24%
67 Mi
*83
24
v
•
88%'
109%
70Mi
46 Vi
Va
653/i
•
'
88
108%
25%
9%
53%
24 Mi
;
-
26%
43%
.
•85 Ma
'40%.Y£>
52
82'A
——_1
20
common.:
preferred
Austin
May 10
10
—100
common
5,400
53
*43
84
84
40% .,41%
No par
RR
preferred
B
Chemical
45% Mar 29
3
18% Dec
series
27% Aug
68 % May
28% July 24
52 Ma July 11
Mar 11
113/4 May 11
Refining
$3.75
29% May 12
2
Line
Coast
com—4Ma
—100
Co
•
67
26%
v
72%
24%
9%
City Electric
preferred
.
84
*24
42%
86
:
88
'
*108?-s 109>A
..
Shares
41 Mi
44%
52%
23%
26y2
46lA
24
31
com—1
—100
Co——^—10
Atlantic
47% May 15
58% Feb
12% Aug
Corp
preferred—
Investment
41 Mi
the Week
85Ma
36%
'
.24
26 Mi
42%
41%
Friday
Aug. 4
52%
*15
__
23'A
A
44
;</
67'A
41'A
•"■••'■37%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com.10
5% non-cumulative preferred—10'
7
10 Mi Aug
i:-:
4
13% Dec
Dry Goods
1st
Associates
38 Mi Aug
15
20% Oct
-2.50
Inc
Aug. 3
*75
*84
16
—
Oil & Refining common—1
preferred $1.50 series.No par
Associated
73% Aug
40 Ma Mar
3
37
—2.50
Industries
2nd
Aug
102% Feb
2.50
Corp____
issued
Ashland
Jun
July 18
Eouipment
Sales for
Thursday
.
7
283/4 Feb
47
35% Jan
2
41
*15
PRICES
66%
85%
40%
5
J
Aug. 2
41%
41%
52
67
85Mi
-
1
Corp
Constable
•When
28% Jun
63
10
Aro
37% July 28
Co
52%'
66
No par
13% Mar 16
20 y8 Feb
5
common..—1
Co
Armstrong Rubber
.22
75
(Del)
Cork
preferred
May 22
5
106
Co
&
$3.75
46
Jan
5
9
74V2
±
Corp
3
30
4
27
20 Mi Sep
Armstrong
37% Jan
Feb
49% Oct
Armour
4
27 y2 Jan
56 % Jan
100
44Mi
Corp
Steel
3
85 y2 July 28
24% Aug
31% Apr
1
Oil
Armco
5
67 % Aug
4
11
23% Jan
24
July 25 '
18
Jun
53% Aug
3
Jan
78% Jan
24 Mi Aug
16% Oct
44Va
"'74%"
Argo
3
29% Jun
44%
74%
51%
26
21
67% Jan
29
5
10
57% Jun
37% Feb
4
HIGH
41%
41 Mi
Archer-Danicls-Midland
28
19
41%
July SI
AND
Wednesday
44%
41 y2
12
40 % Jan
Tuesday
' Aug. 1
No par
43% Apr
39% Dec
Sep
Monday
Par
3
20
57
LOW
STOCK
33% Jan
July 26
23 Mi
YORK
EXCHANGE
'
5
30% Sep
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1960
Lowest
14
900
16%
•
16%
23 Mi
u^\\22Va
31 Ma
30
31
30 Ma
30%
30 Ma
303/4
19,200)
25'A
26%
26%
27%
26
2 7 M4
2 6 Ma
26%
438,800
39%
■
16%
*22%
30%
23.%;-,.
-41%
39y2
41%
38%
40 V2
37%
39
•
42%
*
.
.
V
16%
16 Mi
22%K;;
16%
163/4
18 Mi
23
v
*22 Mi
23
233/s
/■«■/••
9,700.
500.
49,100
B
30 y2 Aug
26
24 y8 Jan
90'A Jan
94% Jan
8
31
88
Sep
43% Jan
82 % Jan
■
22 Vb Sep
28
.45% Oct
26
62% Feb
43 Mi Oct
26
59
Aug
9
12% Dec
21
13% Dec
Jan
1
100
Jan
88 Ma May
47
26
Babcock
27
4 Ma %
9
313/4
series
63
17 Ma
17
17 Mi
134,000
31%
32 Mi
313/4
32
317/a
32 Mi
32Mb
32%
16,000
99 Ma
98 Ma
100
99%
98 Ma
98 Ma
98 Ma
98%
83
83
83%
*83 Mi
83%
310
32Mb
32
33 Ma
34
343/4
2,200
100
243/4
25%
25
25 Mi
26 Ma
26%
27%
3,100.
*44 Ma
4734
48 Ma
48%
43 Ma
433/4
433/4
1,100.
24%
24
24
5,500
59
57%
58
29
57% Aug
4
Barber
common
Basic
Bath
47% Jan
3
38% Apr
27
48 Mi July 10
Bausch
19
76% May 16
Baxter
26%
26
443A
46
*453/4
46%
46
43
44
45
43%
435/8
21%
22%
223/4
23 Ma
23%
24 Ma
£
59 Ma
59
59 Mi
59
•59
10
Inc
53% Jun
25%
443A
42 Ma
1
Corp
_1
Products
56% July 31
Iron
Works
59 Ma
*59
Mar
3
90% Feb
13
33% Apr
4
5
51% Jan
6
64
Mar 16
275
Dec
275
1
40% July 21
17
17 Ma
17%
173/8
17 Ma
17%
17 Mi
17 Ma
17 Ma
173/4
2,300
203/4
2 4 Mi
26
24
25
2 4 Me
243A
24 Ma
2 5 3/8
33,200
Mar 16
56
563/4
55%
56 Ma
56
5 6 5/8
463/a
47%
42%
47%
423/4
43%
59
59%
59 Mi
593/4
58
60
*39 Ma
40 Ma
40
40 Ma
39%
60 Mi
60 Ma
59 Ma
60
60 Ma
3
145% May
Beckman
83
Aug 10
81
25
Beck Shoe
8
Beech
16
71
Aug
4
Beech-Nut
4
20
Jun
2
17% Apr
19
18
31% July 21
32% Mar 31
50% Dec
29
48% Jan
14% Jun
20% Mar 29
14 Mi Jan
13
48% Jan
13
July 26
.89% Feb
14
17% Aug 30
12 Vb Jan
3
58
Jun
28
19
57% Jun
25
93
11% July 27
72
Jan
74 Mi Jan
4
323/8 Feb
3
34% Dec
22
33 y2 Jan
4
45
Jan
7
50 Mi Nov
28
48 M2 Jan
12
1
Jun
10
1% Oct
20
1 Ms Jan
3
1% Jan
303/4 Nov
1
38% Jan
13
33 Mi Jan
3
403/8 Apr
Jun
41
4
151
Apr
5
65 Ma
66
7%
19
21% Feb
3
12 Mb Jan
3
18 Va Aug
18
82
Feb
8
71
Jan
6
83
35 Mi Sep
26
49 V2 Mar 25
41
37% Oct
24
53
Steel
183/a Oct' 26
22 Ma Feb
11
173/4 May 11
243/a Feb
10
1
673/4 Dec
2
48 Mi Jan
79 Mi Mar 30
44 Mi
40c
5
18 Mi Aug
10
29
Dec
173/4
Bond
7
Book-of-the-Month
7
683/4 Apr
14
Jan
3
59% Feb
5
69
Dec
Sep
22
67
Jan
11
79-/8 -rt-ug
4
Boston
22
113/4 Jan
13
43/4 Aug
2
9 Ma Dec
23
20 3/a Jan
18
8 Mi Oct
31
13 Ma Jan
4
5% Dec
60%
36 Mi
17
76 Ma Jan
4
25
Mar 22
104
Mar 16
Jan
Jan
633/4 Jan
4
48
Jan
663/a Dec
30
64 Mi Jan
Aug 30
78 V* Jan
30 Mi Jan
11
106 Ma Jan
10
82
3 1Mb Dec
110
1
30
Aug 25 *
preferred
Airways
60 Ma Apr
12
Briggs
&
3
87
Stratton
19
68
Jan
30
913/4 May 31
Brown
30
44
Jan
17
74% Mar
Brunswick
35
29 Mi Aug
4
38% Dec
7
12 Ma Dec
7
24 Mi Jan
4
13% Dec
6
27% Jan
80
Jan
5
46
.133/4 Jan
3
25
July
May
8
Shoe
61
Buckeye
9
Bucyrus-Erie
Budd
133/4 May
3
6
86
Sep
15
80 3/4 Jan
9
85% Jun
8
2
24
Jan
18
29
Jan
3
373/4 Jun
26
Buffalo
103/a Oct
26
17% Jan
4
11 Mi Jan
3
19% May 17
Bullard
36% Aug
9
Bullock's
30 Mi Nov
7
14 Ma Apr
29
163/a Dec
2
72 Ma Dec
Jan
76 Ma May 13
67 Ma
21
19
$5
Co
4
49 Ma Aug
22 Mi May 10
Bulova
3
213/a Mar 28
Burlington
79 Mi Aug
3
4%
3
2
70 Ma Mar 28
3 Ma %
26
86
Apr
19
4Ma %
second
23
2 6 Mi Dec
Jan
26
37
Apr
27
Burndy
27% Jan
3
2
28
Sep
1
19 Ma July 21
16
Jan
4
20 Va May 27
73/a Oct
24
37Mi Jan
13
3% Oct
31
12% Dec
6
Burroughs
25
Mar 10
Bush
Byers
3
13
Feb
28
38Ma Jan
4
57Ma Jun
6
California
4M8 Jan
3
Co
61%
61
62
1,800.
36
36 Mi
36
3 6 Mi
6,300
253/4
26%
43 Va
433/4
52 3/a
53 Mi
523/j
54
52%
243/4
243/4
243/4
25
25 Ma
25 Ma
20%
21 Ma
21
21
21
21
25
253/8
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24%
24%
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6 3 Mi
64
5
413/4
47
78 Mi
5
,
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79
79
78
78
48
48
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48
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78 Ma
78 Ma
79
78 %
78 Ma
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64%
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78 Ma'
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64%
41 Mi
79%
3,100
4%
5
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9%
9 Mi
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9 Ma
9 Ma
*9 Ma
10%
10 Mi
10%
10%
10%
10%
7%
7%
73/a
7%
8 Mi
8 Ma
8%
8 3/a
543%
54 Ma
39%
40 3/a
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110 Ma
81
81-
53 Ma
55
55 Mi
85%
86%
85 Ma
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*83 Ma
39 Ma
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15%
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53 Mi
46
45 Mi
45 y4
193/4
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19%
100
413/a
110
110
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53 Ma
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45
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11,700
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84%
83
83
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37
36 Ma
37
37 Mi
83%
3 7 Mi
1,200
15%
15%
15%
16%
5,200
79
16 Mi
153/4
16 Ma
45 Ma
45%
45%
47
;
48 Mi
173/4
17 Mi
17 Ma
17 Ma
•
20 Ma
20 3/a
20%
20%
20%
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79 Mi
78 Mi
78 M*
79 Mi
79 Mi
15 Ma
28,500
300
3,200
49 Ma
:
49 Ma
17
17%
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.
15
483/4
17 Ma
-
1
Ma
173/a
5,900
20%
20%
49,900
78 Mi
180
78 Ml
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72
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72
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72
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72
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72
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84 Ma
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84 Ma
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84
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84
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84
30 Ma
30%
31 Ma
32 Ma
1
*20 Mi
203/4
10%
103/8
523/4
52%
6%
19%
19%
„
700
153/4
17%
3.33 Ma
.
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89,900.
843/4
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20%
5
.
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100
1
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10,500.
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81 Ma
55%
100
-
preference
30
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36 Ma
45
17%
79
.
40%
110
36 •':
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1
2,800
13,800.
85
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443/4
5
9,200'
87
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500-
11,100'
9%
563/4
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41
3,200.
9%
563/4
85 Va
40%
110
55
15%
353/4
16
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413/a
5 Mi
11
86 Mi
56 Mi
87
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110
82
19 Ma
84
353/4
:
55%
85
•
Ma
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-
19%
84
85
52%
45 Ma
19 Ma
40%
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110 Ma
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55%
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v
543/4
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87
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5
40
4,500-
79%
lOMa
5
17,800
79
483/4
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1,900
11,900'
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1,400-
6,90a
;
41%
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Ma
114,300
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64 Mi
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41%
11 Me
86
com
25
79
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7,400'
22 3/a
64%
4 6 Mi
-1
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21%
243/4
42 Ma
47 Mi
100
10
_
21%
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2,200
24,500'
5 4 Mi
2 6 Ma
243/4
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53%
26%
63
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5
Ms
93/4
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.
54
26
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53
26
42
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79
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1
54%
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100
_
50
26
26 Mi
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Corp_
Terminal
8 Ma Jan
61 Mi
43
Corp_
38 Mi Mar 20
61 Mi
26 %
*—15
__
preferred
Jan
40% Jun
.
18 Ma
82 Ma
2 5 Ma
preferred
Feb
12
18 Ma
*81 Ma
41%
3
Industries Inc
81
15
82 Ma Sep
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18 Ms
82 V2
82
25Va
-
Co
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16,300.
17%
*81 Ma
3 7 Mi
82
2 5 Ma
Corp
Inc
Watch
26,300.
160,500
42 Ma
_
—
\ 68
Sep
6
5
78 Ma May
Co
Co
Co
433/4
42%
142 Mi
26 M4
common_i;.——
5
73 Mi Jan
36 Mi
1,900.
Va
42
25 Ma
Co
Forge
Jan
4
61
36 Ma
43
10,300
142 Va
142%
41%
—100
preferred-
15% Jan
4
31
17 Va Jan
*163/4 Jan
•
233/4 Aug 25
24
9
Jan
6
61
36
17%
Mi
25 Ma
1
Pipe Line Co
Jun
60 Ma
363/4
17%
142
25 Ma
Inc.:—1.25
Inc.
Co
Corp.
6
263/4 Jun
17%
82 Ma
,
44
43 Ms
42 Va
..
413/4
preferred series A
Dec
17 Ma
82 Ma
-
•
800.
1M4
273/a
Bristol-Myers Co common
33/4% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas common
5.50%
4,600
38%
25 3/a
2.50
3
2
44
142 Mi
142 Mi
1 Ma
383/4
40 Ma
—
Manufacturing
76 Ma Aug
50
—
Briggs
28
44 Ma
43 Ma
x43
142
1 Mi
38%
26
Inc
15
Apr
44
44 Mi
43%
1 Vo
38%
43 Ma
,
25
—25
Jun
413/8 Aug
43 Ma
1 Mi
38
40 Ma
Inc
11
112
1MB
37%
142
v
100
3
July 31
lMi
37%
263/4
Edison Co
5%
86 Mi Mar 14
1MB
37 Va
'
25
common
Stores
Braniff
May 18
14% May 15
11
12 3/8 Jan
29
443/a Dec
3
67 Mi
393/4
—-7.50
Corp
26,300
;
13 Mi
26 Mi
preferred
Food
55 Ma
13 Mi
25
Boston & Maine RR common_No par
63/a Mar 22
14
July 21
8% Jan
6
31
38% Feb
8 Ma
12
12
433/, Oct
»
Club
Co
Borman
54 Ma
*105%
13%
1
Inc
Borg-Warner
A
13 Mi
1
7
36 Mi Apr
7
56
17%
83
2.50
Stores
22% Jun
49 3/a Jun
543/a
*105 Mi
13%
5
5
29
56%
13%
No par
Inc_
Aluminum & Brass Corp
3 M2 %
5 4 Ma
*105 %
13 3/a
65
1423/4
83
!—100
Bohn
Borden
56%
13 Mi
44 Ma
142
50c
common—
Boeing Co
May 19
55 Ma
443/4
433/4
8
common
2
43% Mar 29
18
lMi
17
80
18
37 M2
273/a Feb
77% July 21
28 Ma Jan
3
693A
18
1 Ma
Laughlin Inc—
W) Co
;
3
35
*
700
69
17 Ma
a
10
553/b Feb
6
15
7,000
18
703/4
17 Ma
37 Ma
,_100
19% Jan
5
31% Nov
76 Mi Dec
71
70
Ma
*105 Mi
•*
40 Mi Feb
80
69 3A
*17%
703/4
17
•
10
26,500
21,300
Co
18% Jan
.
33
85
22,300-
54% Aug
•
21%
33
*83
54%
Bliss
6
20%
32
68 Mi
Bliss
26
21 Ma
31%
50
Mar 13
22 Mi Jan
83 Ma
20 %
543/a
May 25
35 Mi Jan
83 Ma
50
28
6
'
213/4
*31%
50 Ma
28
20
85
32
20%
32
12,400
55 Ma
50% Apr
39 Mi Dec
♦83
22%
170
4,600
i
68%
3
28Mi Jan
24
85
98
50 Mi
3
Oct
133 Ma
54%
4
Mar 28
132 Mi
67 Mi
16 Ma Jan
21
133 Mi
50 Mi
22% Jan
33
130 Ma
130
68%
Co
Brooks
19%
132%
130
305
*96 Ma
55 Ma
Blaw-Knox
(E
19 Ma
*280
50 Mi
18
&
19 Ma
54 Ma
10
Bobbie
98
19 Mi
66 Va
4Ma%
17
305
98
193%
50 Mi
71% Apr
July
*280
98
19 Ma
55 Ma
45 3/b Apr
6
305
*96
66%
9
4
3,300
50 Mi
3
29% Jan
2,300
603/4
54%
Jan
20% Jan
40 Ma
*60
50 Ma
32% Jan
23
393/4
603A
54%
4
11
40
60 Va
50 Mi
pfd series of 1951
Black & Decker Mfg Co
I
39%
60 5/8
543/0
38 V2
Jan
3,100
40 Ma
4,200
: 19,300
Inc___2 pesos
1
Corp
Inc
60
1
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford
4
July 27
45%
58 Ma
50
common
Inc
Gypsum
56
44 Ma
683/4
13%
Best
Bethlehem
68 Ma
55 Ma
58
►280
19%
*31%
58%
13
17
68
55%
45
98
213/4
32
13 M»
19
May 15
22%
563A
Corp
Bestwall
148
01203/4
*'*83
•105 %
Corp
preferred
Benguet Consolidated
493/a Apr
3
r
85'
22 Ma
*315/8
100
1
-
5%
Co
*83
10
Corp
W
5 5 Ma
|43%
*57 Ma
,
305
97 '
.19%
128 Ma
common—No par
Co
Beneficial Finance Co
&
'
*280
V
19 Ma
18 Mi
2
113/4 Dec
12% Oct
Bendix
'19%
-*127%
*17 Ma
May 18
69 Mi Oct
21 Mi Dec
31
'
•
—1
preferred
483/4 Mar 13
7
141 Mi Jan
Aug 26
52
24
39 Ma July
8
57 Mi Jan
50
5
55 Mi Aug
Howell
&
98
.'•
1
Savers
Bell
4%%
*
50
Bell Intercontinental
5
pfd_J—100
Corp.:
RR
Life
305
98
•8h:
L
Inc——iL—1
4%%
(A S)
Aircraft
Creek
69% May 25
93 Ma Mar 16
24
6
Beech
16 Ma Apr
56 Mi Oct
8
100
Belding-Heminway
12
*280
-
100
Uli.i2.50
In'struments
35% Feb
6
Oct
42% Apr
89% Feb
prior preferred-
85
July 19
27% Jun
6
Jan
7
37 Mi Dec
conv
preferred-/,,
Mfljs InC/1
Jan
37% Jan
No par
common—_12.50
3%%
5
1
Co
4 Ma %
87
14
8
Inc.—
Inc
Foods
2
103% Sep
21
33% Feb
Cigars
Beatrice
Beaunit
11
19 Mi Nov
138 Mi Jan
Bayuk
31
100% May 15
21% Apr
3
•
31% Dec
Apr
Jan
800-
Mi
10
Corp
Inc
Laboratories
17% Mar 14
94% Jan
97
Aug 29
9
25% Jun
20
62% Jan
7
249
3
15% Sep
Jan
1,000
203A
1
*
56% Dec
Ma
240
10
Corp
Lomb
&
;
100
stamped
Aroostook Corp
Oil
Basic
45
15,000'
83
Bangor &
19 Ma May 22
5
98%
10,100.
-
32
29% May 18
70 Mb Mar 17
26
66
16 7 a
313/4
9
3
66
53/8
485/e
17%
833A
13% Mar
8
5
5 Mi
48 Mi
17
'31 Ma
16
18% Feb
Mar 21
53^
49
17 Ma
•83
Ohio
Preferred
15% Jan
30% Oct
5%
48%
o,.16%
>
32%
4%
57% Aug 23
58% Jun 14
5%
493/a
833/4
18
1
5%
<48%
83
19
Aug
53/s
49
32%
Jan
July 25
•98 %
—100
B
5 Mi
47%
100
62% Jan
43
,
8
78
16%
"
'•'•.
100
&
40% July 20
11
12
.
16%
31 Mi
Corp
Stamped
16% Oct
183
13
com—No par
Elec
&
preferred
19
25% Jan
3
5 Ma
47%
preferred series C
Baltimore
72% Dec
8
5%
45%
Co
non-cumulative preferred_100
4%
19
17
37
Gas
Jan
27
39% May
—1
—9
Inc
Wilcox
&
Baltimore
Dec
34% Mar
T)
Balwin-Lima-Hamilton
14% Nov
18
(B
47 Ma Jan
'23% July 19
Aug 15
Babbitt
17 Ma Aug
2
33% May 22
3
34
49
52 Ma Apr
12
28% Jan
7% Mar 29
4
8
14
98% Aug 30
18
Jan
24% Oct
80.
'
293/a
30
30
29%
293/4
21
103/4
52%
30%
29%
30 Ma
3,600
32%
31 Ma
32
31%
32%
22,800
213/a
21%
21 Ma
21 Mi
21%
2,300
103/4
*10 Ma
10%
♦10 Ma
10 %
1,000
523/4
52%
32 Ma
20%
31%
*20%
313/4
.«
103/4
103/4
52%
52 M2
c
9% May 13
433/4 Nov
;
7Ma Jan
28^
Packing
Corp
5
18.
13% Jan
7
Aug
2
Callahan
22Ma Jun
3*
5
Calumet
18% Jan
12
Mining
&
Hecla
Corp
1
Inc
18M4 Oct
20
11% Apr
4
45
Mar
7
92
Dec
14
77% Jan
12
9
Mar
9
24M2 Dec
8
21MiJan
4
28Ma Apr
4
Canada
80
Feb
83M2 Jan
25
90M2 Jun
6
$4.25
5
Campbell Soup Co—
19
26
43M2 Mar 14
32% Mar 22
20% Oct
55
28
May 26
For
87
12.,
:
-
49
Apr 29.
45% Dec 21
27% Apr 18
61V2 Aug 22
footnotes,
Sep
~
54%
55%
7,500
6%
44,100
20%
543/4
18,700
'
6
26% Jan
43M2July27
-44
.
see page
Jan
3
21Ma Jan
3
59
4
24.
Jan
.*
119
49
May
Feb
51% Aug
Canada
28
3
27MiMay22
Apr
3
83
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd-,—1
.
Dry
conv
Corp
preferred
Southern
Ry
14%
15%
Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
Cannon Mills Co
109
1.66%
25
25 Mi
88
88
—No par
..
.
6%
6M2
20 Mi
19%
15
110
L_ 1.80
common
6Ma
19%
6%"
109 M2
24%
•87
7
--
20%
15 Mi
15 Ma
15 Mi
15 Mi
.15 Mi
111 Ma
111%
lllMt
111%
24%
25%
24%
25
88
*
'
'
♦87
88
15 M2
15 Ma
25
87 %
14,400
5,400
112 Mi
112
*87
*44.
4,600
25
•'
.
50
87 Mi
350
43 Ml
44
44
503/4
51
51%
51
51 Ma
4,400
24%
24%
24 Mi
24%
15,400
70 Mi
70 Mi
70 M2
600
*43 Mi
44
48M>
48%
48%
50
-24%
24%
24%
24%
24 M2
24%
70
70
70
>
.
•
...
50 Mi
*43M2
'
*87 V
25
6%
20
43 Mi
100
44
6%
20 Mi
110%
No par
:
6%
19%
-
44
.
'
25
No par
,
70
70
*69
Volume
194
Number
6079
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(539)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
•'
39% Oct
23
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
NEW YORK
Lowest
Highest
4
49% Jan
5
44 y4 Jan
4
60 y4 May
36
Mar 13
19
35% Feb
25
26% Jan
3
9
25% Jun
.2
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
88 % Jan
12
98
Aug 18
44% Sep 19
9iy4 Jan
6
99 % Apr
5
43% Jan
3
39% Jan
3
35
;
Carborundum
5
Sep
Feb
1
38 %
Sep
28
58% Jan
July 22
41% Jan
27 %
395/a Nov
25
24% Oct
43 y2
4
29 % Feb
26
78 y4 Jan >4
7% Dec
5
22 % Jan
71 % Dec
30
114% Jan
3% Nov
24
>
Sep
22
7 % Feb
88
Feb
8
21
Oct
25
1143A Jun
17
71% Dec
20 %
90% May 31
3% Jan
3
30 % Feb
1
1 ;•
9
8
11
3
6
71% Jan
3
35% Jan 15
24 % Jan
3
22
'
17
Jun
29
19
Jan
11
17
Oct
12
25% Jan
15
22 y2 Jan
8
18% Jan
Jan
22
24% Jun
46 % Dec
30
59
Sep 20
8
19% Mar
28
23
Mar
3
&
General
Tractor
10.
.
4%%,
"
5%
46%
.
12.50
—
preferred-
Public
28% May 23
17% Aug
1
26
6
Central
RR Co
15
38
Jan
24
287/a Feb
15
25
Jan
4
14
9% Jan
9
22% Mar 29
Oct
42
17
3
44% May 17
64 y2 Jun 14
July 20
1
46 y4 May 31
7
5% Jan
18
Oct
24
Dec
88
21
Jan
341/4 Mar
45
9
94 y4
July
5
50% Apr
4
22 y2 Nov
21% Jan
4
32% Jun
15
41% Dec
38% Jan
38 y4 Mar 15
20
>
ey2 Nov
30
43 % Jan
54% Oct
Checker
3
6
99% Apr
13
6% Dec
29
17
Jan
18
16% Dec
14
34 % Jan
21
6
91
7% Jan
13% Jan
69% Feb
36 y2 Jan
Dec
31
July 21
3
Feb
27
13% Jan
19% Feb
28
38
27
52
Feb
8
4
941/2 Feb
2
Feb
,
37% Jan
10
45% May 11
89
Mar 23
82 % Jan
3
98% Feb
7
102% Feb
28
39% Dec 21
37% Jan
3
491/4 Feb
17
29
65Va Jan
3
85
23
50% Jan
6
58 % May 17
1
24% Jan
3
4
20% Feb
13
Apr
4
18
Aug 25
36i/4 May 10
33
44'/2 AUg
5
40% Jan
23
53% Feb
90% Jan
11
99
Apr
5
62
Jan
56 % Jan
Apr
8
Sep
11
Feb
17
72% July
5
33
61
5
Mar 21
10
36% Mar
47% Feb
23
711/4 July 10
61
Jan
4
74
Nov
7
133
Apr
10
140
28
77% Jan
4
95% Feb
21% Jan
4
30
Jun
411/4 Jan
6
30% Jan
'26
47
Jun
78
7
74
137
12
Jan
26% Aug 24
10
5
21% Oct
30% Jan
5
41% Oct
July
24
6
Jun
20
35% Jan
4
76
Feb
July
2
16
6
17
5
77% Jun
1
X51%
52%
511/2
21%
21%
20%
21%
20'/4
201/4
20%i
21
26%
27%
26%
27
26%
27%
27
27%
10
9%
9%
10
9%
9%
7
35%
58%
8
$4.50
8%
*56
32 y4
7%
Colorado
24
14
18% Jun
21
23% Dec
30
14% Jun
17
26% Nov
28
21% Jan
2
71% Nov
28
67
Jan
1
No par
com
100
_No par
Internat'l
Radio
49
Feb
1
Co
:
Co
& Aikman
23% May 17
45 V4 Jun
10
Iron
of N Y
1
No par
Corp
July 27
£%%
1
common.
preferred
3
7
5
$3.50
3
18
No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co
141/4 Jan
Dec
5
Co
Corp.
Co
15
43
Jan
10
No par
Corp
No par
:
1
Co_
Fuel
Iron
&
common
preferred series B
5
50
;
18
49%
42 %
84
fv
96
8
16
25
8
17%
v
56%
8%
59
100
200
9
2,100
8%
17%
18
16,100
19%
630
*24 %
25
/
25%
700
*33%
34%
*33%
34%
4,500
15%
15%
15%
15%
56 Va
•
56%
*57
*57
1
18%
18%
18
%l
29%
29%
31
91/200
33%
341%
32%
32%
34
22%
23%
*19 y4
26%
57%fir,»;
25%
33%
34%
12,700
22%
*19i/4
23 %-v«j
20
10,000
20
18%
19
19
26%
25%
49%
48%
25%
25/64
49%
42%
42%
42%
19%
26i/4
17,500
23/64 25/64
49%
5iy2
26%
22/64
42%
7,900
23
24/64 27/64
42%
1,100
19%
22%
18%
48
57%'
*19V4
20
18
50
20,500
29
22%
26 y4
16
18%
•
19 y419%
17%
25
29%
18%
29
84
300
58%
*96*
34 y4
18
42%
84%
9,500
35%
15%
21/64 25/64
42%
*35%
10,500
25%
30 " ;
48%
2,900
10
*33%
17%
23/64
*100%
44%
76%
58i/4
32%
"26%
46%
57%
96
22%
*
20
21/64
lo
No par
Co
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Collins
50
Co
preferred
Coca-Cola
50% Mar 17
34
Machine
Corporation
Cluett Peabody & Co
19
Jan
17
35%
*7%
18
32%
9%
35%
*15%
25%
50%
10
97
28
:
22%
26%
100
Clevite
32% Jun
5
7%
52%
58%
*96
16
56
18%."
29%
35%
58
58%
*15 %
56%
.
29 y8
—100
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd!
50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
44% July 12
30
*35%
102
7%
.
15%
*25
...,
preferred
3
131% Dec
*96
/
35%
57%
102
15 Va
10
x35%
58%
*96
25
C I T Financial Corp
Jan
23
53"
52%
22 y4
27
35%
25c
preferred
Collins
42% Dec
50% Aug 16
5
Jan
Corp
preferred
Coca-Cola
Nov" "l
52%
21 %
5
Cleveland Electric Ilum common—15
80% Dec
8
71% Jan
51%
-
26%
8
Cleveland-Cliffs
14
64% Dec
9
Tool
Clark Equipment Co
Jun
98% Mar 17
93% July 10
35% Apr
12
26%
8,600
51% Mar 20
16
7
30
19% Nov
52%
41% Mar 30
23
48% Feb
18,700
61
3
59% Jun
1261% Feb
50
19,300
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com_8.50
City Products
411/4 May 19
48% Mar
Pac
Chrysler Corp^
City Investing
14,800
34%
26%
No par
com
—„—-——u
City Stores
33%
34%
12,300
26%
: 17%
14
32,200
26%
; 5%
series A non,-cum pfd—,—100
phio & North Western com
No par
t;7s% preferred series A
—100
Service
33%
6,800
6%
45%, 46
27
15%
Cities
34%
39%'
6%
45%
27%
14%
Cincinnati Milling
Va
39%
6%
.
26%
.15%
26
1
34
*93
39%
5%
X45 %
27%
14%
4%%
39
6
46 y4
9,100
69,100
422,600
27%
-No par
15% Apr
18
34%
94%
34
4%
39%
,5%
46
34
32% Apr
47% Jan
39
6
*25
11% July 27
361/a Dec
39%
34%
271/a July 24
14% July 14
27% Oct 28
lii
28%
31% Apr
July 19
56%
55%
rlirir
27%
1
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
6
54%
52%
4,100
3,700
/
,
93'/a
Chock
101
40
44%
Chickasha Cotton Oil
4
39%
,
43%
20% May 15
51% Aug
39%
39%
*92%
22%
3
18%
93
*19'/4
37% Jan
23,300
28%
I81/2
43%
No par
6
42%
28%
18%
42%
No par
Jan"
42 '/a
28%
92%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cab
71%
42
>'
'■
lie
25%
—-
700
53%
34%
Rights-'
18%
94%
Chicago Pneumatic
11
100
1,700
*17%
43%
Mar 20
33/64 July 24
4,700
95
70
43%'
Mar 22
12
43%
43%
26
21% Jan
41%
43%
40
O'Nuts
2,900
43%
26
53% Dec
42
*
—
Full
100
80
32%
95
1A
45
*93
47%
43%'
38% Mar 21
23
40%
,
32%
*69
28%
40
/
1,300
18%
41%
18%
100
1,000
25%
69'%
*18
287/a
3,900
,951/2
68%
18%'
1,500
»
19%
*72%
40% i- 41%
41%
1
1
1
1.25
1
Corp
Paul &
*45
80
32%
*94
;
20
26
*25%
47%
52%
33%
94Va
;
1 392
6
34%
*93
26
52%
32
44%
.
/
27%
28%
'
10*
29,300
126
26%
18%
•
59,700
1%
Jan
681/4 Dec
32
34%
No par
No par
Co
Jan
12% Jan
49
6%
Jan
39% Jun
56% Dec
39%
46%
15
26% July 25
9
49% Mar
16% Nov
38%
Corp
A
1
39
46%
10
-
*
1A
1
Inc
Corp
52%
1A
20
26% Dec 30
29
78% Jan
49%
1
28
21/64 July 31
30% Feb
Mar 30
23 y2 Jan
•
15y4 Jan
4
Nov
•
Jan
32
18
38
41
29 y2 Jan
30
17% Nov
40%
29% Jan
20
12
10% Oct
»-.!
62
26% Jan
Sep
40%
/
40
5
Chic Milw St
24
Oct
•
27
13 % Oct
20
19%
18% Feb
33
22
Class
41
28%
18%
___
Chicago & East 111 RR
18
41%/
28 Va
Chicago Great Western Ry com__10
5%
preferred
50
43% Jan
40 y4 Apr
23 y2 Jan
9 % Mar 24
3
40%
>
4,200
37%
•
1
25%
32
-
;lv
92
•
37%
126
450
*19%
*72% {
18
18'/a
37% May 26
19
2
11
17%
*91
21,400
21,200
4%
19%
*45
94 y2
300
>
39%
,27%
25%
>40%
280
■
75
;
80%
27
i
r 8,400
9%
801/2
*19%
.69
18 % j.J
60%
4
81%
32%
39%
92
80%
v
39
126%
80
93%
'•.■J
i
46/8
:-35»/2
1
74%
4
126%
220
4,440
9 V4
39%
7,500
5,200
40%
.
58
76
V
47%
Ji68
42
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—_5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred
100
18
; 7
28%
19% Jan
30
6
67% Jan
100 % Apr
17%
>
17%
Corp
—...
Motors
Chemway
6
41%
68
46
37% / 37%
;i "
r
*72%
95
y
28%
15% July 31
21% Feb 14
Dec
15
40% Jun
3
July 19
35 % Dec
13% Dec
10% Mar 22
54% July 21
69% Jan
5
Jan
9
68
181/4
181/4
1
Gotham
Chemetron
32
26
9
27% Mar 20
30% Jun
*93%
41%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Chance Vought Corp
3
4
Aug
20% Dec
59% May
Products
$4.50 preferred
4
39%
94% ;
68%
9%
39%
•
5,500
:
47%
*35
•».
3,500
y
53
25% ; 251%
26
*45
2.50
,
Champion Spark Plug
20% Jan
41%'
25%
32
57%
92
.
V
19 y2
-
35 Vz
4
25%
>
46%
*75
27 y4
25%
32%
No par
Corp
——————
7% Jan
14 y4 Mar 24
13
•
41
31%
40 Va
35
53
•
".
95
-.46
V.V.
*19%
V
80
*72%
31%
50
s
Champion Papers Inc com
July 27
80
31%
94
Aircraft Co
16% Jan
6
4
30% Dec
15
34% July 27
4
Jan
39 %
27, '
■.
46 %
39
81
'
*94%
53%
55%
■
;
i
;
14%
95
46%
I
/
128
81
27% ,S
27%
"
49
'
-
*68
—
Chadbourn
90
29% Jan
81%
?
No par
Chain Belt Co
Mar 17
26% Jan
6
Rights.
Cessna
48 y2 Aug 25
24
50 % Nov
......
94 V2 Aug 19
Dec
23
3
42% Jan
28
-81
27%
.
*72
—100
South .West
Certain-teed
5
6
&
46
Service—_10
Soya Co
Cerro Corp
8
17% Oct
94
57
1
*
com—No par
Century Industries Co
.,
7% May 10
4
Aug
May 11
4
17% May 13
26% May
3
14
3% Jan
70% Jan ,11
Light'
preferred
Central
33% Mar 16
13% Sep
112 Aug
Illinois
4%%
Central
42 y2 Jun
29
3% May 11
40
Central
;
July 18
31 y4 Mar
27%
No par
of N J
20% Jan
81%
46
Illinois
23
81
14%
14%:,
95
'-39 V*
v
(..*■ ...' /
38%
*126%
31%
53%
:
••
92 % -
>'• 37
■
31 %
9%
'
....
.
77%
40%
*92
37%
128
54Va
31%
45%
:
'iV:,
;(:■ 4%
4
39%
92%
35%
*126 %
t
,10
76/
4
39%
*92
•
36%
128
'
:55%f-\v..-';;-C
•'.9%
77
»•'
38%
46
Co
Hudson Gas & Elec
Central
40% Apr
93
36y«
•
7
21% Dec
*90
t
34%t
v'.t 55
26
3
Oct~24
4
%
25%
69 % Aug
July 25
74%
V
4%
'
*
v
(
40%r.
46V2
46%
*34
10 Va
39%
*126%
39%
54%
75%
4
38%
1
>
/ " v9%
251/4
97% Apr
26
74%
/V; ;
X54
10%
251/4
3
11
54%
.
Co—
1
l
Central of Georgia Ry com__No par
5% preferred series B
—100
18
Jan
9%
Foundry
57% Jan
31
33%
19%
92% Jan
6
46%
33%
25%
38 y4 Jan
Jan
46%
25%
29
24
*
»■
*19%
42% Aug 25
27
40%
19%
Central
47
53 %
\
46%(
25%
59
26
53
46%
19%
95% Sep > 6
9
53%
-
Shares
53 Va
■
14%
V>'
46%
25%
;
Sugar
4
20% Sep
53 %
•;
94 %
;
20
Aguirre
27
29 Va Jan
- • \
„
Aug. 4
54%
31%
15%
94
■
.
^—5
Central
Central
Feb
.
/
conv preferred series A_100
30
28
•
y._100
fc.__7 /
88% Jan
19% Oct
/
31 '/a
'irie Week
Friday
Aug. 8
3l7a
14%
95
^Bles for
Thursday
53
40%
33%
PRICES
86%■'
52%
-46%
-i
;' u
15
•
SALE
52%
46
41%;
»32%
common_No par
32% Jan
24
53 %
___1
Celotex Corp common—
15
,46%v
41
.
,
31%
*94 %
v
—50
42% Jan
Dec
53
45%
4.20% preferred —.a—..
1-100
Celanese Corp of Am?r com—No par
7% 2nd preferred.^——100.
28
95
56
30%
15%
94%
.
1
5
Corp
preferred—'
Caterpillar
34May .17
47
May 15
7
27% Jan
Jun
common
Products Inc.—
34% jun
5
50
July 12
75
July 21
6
■
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 2
55%
•
31%
15
No par
■;/ 6 %% 2nd preferred
2
85% Apr
3
Mar
Light
(J I) Co common
7%
31*/a Feb 21
59
Aug 17
Deo
Case
19% July 21 /
28y2Jun
5
38
80% Aug 17
75
•
3
May 23
40% Jun 14
3
>
0
Mar 20'
5
129
10
Jan
Carriers
Carter
97
Jan
Jan
115% Jan
89
&
preferred—
3
40% Aug
21
83% Jan 13
21
17
>
Corp
4%%
28
4
94% Sep
Power
Aug. 1
30%
/
—10
72% Jan
31% Jan.
July 22
Carolina
Carrier
May 19
19
,
—10
.
3
121% Sep
30
i
9
8% Jan
26
Mfg Co
Corp
p__.
No par
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
5
.
(Philip)
Tuesday
July 31
55
553/4
5
Carpenter Steel Co—
47 % Apr
3
46% Feb
Co
Carlisle
35% Aug.
61% Apr
13 % Apr
34 V2 Jan S 6
19
Jan
Carey
Monday
/
Par
49
10
>27
23
-
,
52 y4 Mar 30
3
40 % Jan
July 15
10
403A Sep
57% May
.
32y8 Jan
6
•
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
10 % Dec
•
STOCKS
.
Year 1960
Lowest
494,600
41%
3,300
275,900
42%
4,200
84%
840
84%
83%
84%
102 y2
*100%
102%
*100%
102 %
*100%
102%
*1001/2
45 y4
44%
45%
45%
45%
44'%
44%
45%
45%
3,300
84
841/4
84%'
102
76%
76%
76%
77%
78
77%
78
78
82'/4
12,700
55%.
55%
55%
55%
54%
55%
53%
54%
53%
53%
18,000
33%
27%
11%
35
34
33%
331%
33
33
32 %
32%
*32%
33
28%
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28
6,900
12
11%
12%
•'11%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
3,400
371/4
13,800
1,100
36%
35%
36%
37
37%
36%
37%
36%
46%
'57%
46%
47
47%
46%
47
46%
47
46%
46%
3,600
57%
57%
58/4
58%
58%
58%
59
58%
59%
16,800
98 Va
58%
33 %
57
66%
*138
87%
25%
*1500
41%
77
41
98%
98
98%
98
98
97 %
97%
98
98'/a
430
58%
58
*33%
34
37
19%
58 V*
*58%
59
58%
58%
*58
59
33%
33
33
34
34
*331/4
34%
57%
57
57%
57%
5q%
58%
59%
66
V4
210
58
58%
13,300
67%
66%
671/4
3,200
138%
*137%
150
'
67%
67
139
67%
*138
67%
138 V2
139
68%
1 Jo V2
138%
139
320
88%
87%
89%
89%
91
90
91
89%
91
32,500
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
♦1500
'
„
»
'
••
*1500
43
44
44%
451/a
77
77
77
76
76
41%
40%
41
41%
37%
36%
37%
:
*1500
*1500
/V
.
42%
4,300
45%
76%
76%
75%
75%
42%
41
42
41%
42
36%
37%
36%
37%
36%
36%
12,900
19%
201/s
19i/4
20
18,200
48
48
200
20
19%
20
*47
48
48
48
*48
*45%
46%
45%
45%
*45%
'
19
.
T
19%
49
*47%
48
47
*453/4
48
,
44%
45
441/a
,
39,200
100
7,500
Colorado & Southern Ry—
60
Jun
57
43% July 27
39% Feb
3
56
19% Oct
4
54% Feb
28
34% July 28
231/4 Jan
3
42% Apr
271/s Apr
19
Columbia
Columbia
Gas
12
34% Mar 21
Columbia
Pictures
5
74% May 25
$4.25
1
Dec
9
52yaJan
6
53% Oct
24
50% Jan
11
28'/4 Jan
4
90% Jan
13
16
Jun
8
4.64%
5.25%
11
111% Apr 18
241/4 May 4
23
14i/a Jan
101% Feb
6
Jun
10
Aug
3
19% Mar 29
Conde
18
12
Jan
3
15% Mar 22
7% Jun
12% Jan
23
May 26
59
12
40% Dec
2
7% Jan
'37
13
May 11
55% May 9
3
Jan
3
66% Jan
31
Jan
4
68% Dec
30
96% Jan
13
103% Dec
30
421% Feb
17
60% Jun
27
2
42% Dec
2
May 17
42% May 18
23% Jan
6
20% Jan
5
51% Dec 22
50% Jan
3
20
86 %
25% Aug
4
611/4 Apr
11
Consolidated
Natural
4
96% Aug 22
92% Jan
4
96% Aug 25
93
94
Oct
7
37% Jun
28
49
100% Jun
16
107
311/2 Dec
2
Dec
30
Aug 22
47% Jan
4
75% Jan
4
83% May 23
7% Dec
2
14% Jan
20
Jan
85% Jun
Jun
44% Jan
103
39% May 17
3
27
191/s Feb
17
59% Dec
21
54 y2 Jan
4
11% Jan
3
40
Jun
1
57% Dec
22
31
Sep
20
see page
7% Jan
3
51% July 19
35% Jan
3
24.
3
May
5
45% Aug
4
111
8 5i/2 Jun
6
7% Jan
9
Mar
58
3
77% Jan
Feb
28
12% May 15
6
22% Jan
footnotes,
95
3
6
40% Mar 16
29% Feb
,
12 i/a May
15
5
21% May 11
67
Apr
17
4%
$3.75
$5
62
62%
•
61%
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61 %
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9,900
293/4
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73
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5,100
33
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33
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49
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10
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16,000
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14
14
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14
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11
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30,900
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38%
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381/4
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5
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24
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25
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lo
551/4
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56
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56
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14,000
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39%
39%
39%
38%
39%
5,600
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
36%
37%
37
377/s
7,600
No par
72%
73%
72%
73%
71%
72%
71%
71%
71%
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6,700
93%
93%
93%
94
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94
94%
94
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97
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50
common
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104%
104%
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10
43%
44%
43%
44%
44%
45
821/4
821/4
82
82'A
82%
82%
Copper &
Steel com— 2
preferred
Continental
Motors
Continental
Oil
Continental
Steel
of
25
lO'A
*20
9%
44%
*82%
105
104%
105
7,400
220
30,000
45
44%
45%
83%
82%
821/4
210
10
10'/a
8,600
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10
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10
101/8
10
10%
20%
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20%
300
Delaware
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5
58%
59%
59%
601/4
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61%
61%
62%
62%
64%
36,300
1
Insurance
8
5
'
20
11%
50%
9%
49%
10
76,400
10%
50%
10%
49%
130
95
10%
10
No par
Inc
Can
May 17
62
1
29%
73
653/4
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1091/4
1.33%
Baking Co common
60% Apr 28
11% May
*721/4
67%
No par
Lines
convertible
Continental
293/4
73
No par
No par
No par
preferred
Continental
291/4
30%
66%
99%
76%
$5.50 preferred
Continental
31,200
1
preferred
Continental
32%
21,600
26%
1091/4
102%
of America com
Continental Air
•
353/4
26%
86%
75%
Co
preferred
Container Corp
87
46
30%
35
26%
25
102%
Corp
preferred
$4.16
31%
46%
31%
No par
Gas
preferred
9
311/a
44%
No par
1
Corp
Coal
$4.50
Mar
31
30%
35%
26%
1
10
Co
Consumers Power Co com
I $4.52
90
27
Jan
Consolidation
9
971/4 May
12
44% May 11
7% Dec 29
1
Consol Electronics Industries
98% July 11
4
13
34% Jan
3
73 % July 28
5
21% July
90% Jan 11
9
For
62%"
com
Y com
Laundries
871/4 Jan
Dec
62
No par
of N
Foods
881% Jan
5
Edison
Consolidated
4
19
Co
preferred
Consolidated
4
29'/a Jan
$5
9
61% Jan
5
Consol
28
29% Jan
14
621%
5
Cigar Corp__
441/4 Feb
4
Apr
Consolidated
46 % Jan
12
88
Publishing
7
40'% Jan
Jan
611/4
Inc
Corp_
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
13
$3% Dec
83
Elec—5
29%
*72%
60
45%
343/8
263/4
1
36 % Apr
7
19
66%
293/8
72
•
45%
35%
:
100
100
Edison
371/4 Jun
5
20Va Sep
65
1
105% Apr
Jan
Oct
6
72
65%
Co_.
5
101
53 y2 Jan
811/2 Jan
May 10
Nast
28%
73
Cone Mills
1
29%
64%
Comptometer Corp
29
'
34%
26%
28%
preferred
preferred
17% Jan
8 % Feb
27
5
30% Sep
14% Dec
11% Dec
May
Commonwealth
90i/2July
353%
26%
*71 %
Solvents
9
97% Jan
Ohio
Engineering
3
107
Southern
Credit
68'/a Jan
34%
26%
:
No par
Commercial
21% Jan
35
26%
5
Columbian Carbon Co
&
"I
34%
26%
No par
common
preferred
Commercial
15
Aug 19
Inc
Combustion
20
110% Aug 30
1st pfd
System
Columbus
49% Aug
4
34% May 31
101
103% Jan
noncumulative
64% May 22
35% May 26
69 '/'a Dec
561/4 Mar
26
4
25% Jun
13% Mar
13
23 % Jan
41% Jun
31
681/2 Aug
4%
100
System_2.50
10
Broadcasting
13
451/4 Aug
10i/4
10%
101/4
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
25,800
5
55%
56%
56%
56%
56
11%
56%
56
56%
56 Va
56%
15,600
59 %
60
59
601/4
59
60
59
59
59%
60%
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7
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Rjlnge for
STOCKS
Previous
2
24 % Jan
37% Jun
Feb 29
30% Jan
July 11
17
19
42% Mar
25 % Sep
6
Dec
15
42 %
16
Controls
40% May 31
7% Jan
20 % Sep
12% Aug
6
of
Co
Tire
Cooper
27% Jan
49 y2 Jun
12 % Dec
5
24 % Jan
7
13% Jan
22% May 24
Copper
6
55
Jan
4
31% Jan
42'A May 31
45% May
59% Jun
5
Corn
194% Apr
4
Corning
33% Jun
25
Feb"I6
124
83 % Apr
5
87
19
V18% Oct
186
8
85 % Jan
...
Jun
9
July 27
88
Apr
87
Jun
29
Mar 13
3%%
29% May
3
30
1
July 27
July 27
4% Sep
9
13
3% Jan
5
64% Jan
4
46% Jan
11
69% Aug
July 18
72% Jan
18
76
10% July
3
40
72'A Jan
76
12
39% Jan
31% Mar
5
17y8 Mar
22% July 21
23 y2 Feb
26
Jan
16% Feb
42
Dec
14
28 % Feb
45
Dec
21
:
15
40 % Feb
23
39 3A July 25
54y2 Dec
29
86
95
20
34% Oct
Jan
16
Dec
88 % Nov
4
Sep
14
Crescent
33
July 18
42% Jan
39% Feb
28
5
90'A Jan
3
116% Jun
22
18
Jan
11
24
14 y2 Jan
23% Apr
21.
4
9V2 Jan
69% Mar 23
64 y2 Jan
Jan
18
11% Jan
Jan
14
28
37
7% Dec
20
12% Jan
7
8ya Jan
50'A Dec
22
60% Jan
8
17% Dec
29
25
Feb
19
14% Dec
7
31% Jan
4
15% Jan
29 3A Nov
29
37% Jan
7
67'A Sep
27
96
Jan
31'A Jun
22
43% Jan
>
Crucible
5
Cuneo
3
Packing Co
preferred
1
Curtis
36 % Aug
2
'54% Jan
19'A Jan
22
30 V2 Jan
3
37
8
62% Feb
10
4
32
Jan
Curtiss-Wright
Mar 16
Class
4
82
July
7
Cutler-Hammer
3
42
Jun
9
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—v
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87%
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•
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171
,
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78%
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'
68%
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>
„1
common
53%
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Inc__2.50
prior preferred.—
No par
$1.60 prior preferred——No par
20
4
Publishing
54
69%
■
$4
30
2
Stores
Drug
53%
5%
i65/8
-
5
Inc
Press
Cunningham
16% May 16
10
5
100
common
54%
69%
-104
*■
53V2
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23
40
•
19'A
53%
y
19,000
37'A
25%
22%
-
preferred—100
convertible
35% May 15
3
of America—12.50
Co
39
18%
166%
93%
40%
40
~
.
37
•90
53'A
-
.
19%
*17%
v *43
-
No par
Cuban-American. Sugar
18
14 %
May
Steel
5%%
14% Feb
5
.-No^ar
,
40%'
37
86
common__5
Corp
1,900
3,100
12%
18%
36%
>■
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12%
37
27%
.
12%
"
19
5%
common—2.50
preferred
Cudahy
4%%
13% Aug
31% Mar 29
13
303A Sep
Zellerbach
$4.20
73% May 19
3
.
Seal
12
Shares
38%'
37 %
86
.46%
'37%
18%
17%
-
'38%
36%
92
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1
'
the Week
Aug. 4
30 y2
31
37
54%
67%
100
Friday
38
'
12
.
; I
Aug. 3
31
31%
19%
25%
-
40
Sales for
Thursday '■
36%
25%
-
PRICES
38
11%
41
,,
SALE
•
18%
' 17%
Publishing
&
40
•
168
•90*;
pom__—1
______25
preferred——!
Crown
5
12
26% May 17
109'/a May 25
3
Cork
$2
12
60'A Jun
95% Jun
6
109 V2 Jan
Crown
4
——166%
——-,86
—2
Corp
preferred—!
50% Mar 10
Aug
,—
Corp—
Petroleum
conv
Crowell-Collier
43% Jun
1
51% July 25
17% Jan
5%
96
-
4
'89 % Jan
Wheat
Cream of
11
13
48% Apr
------
_—1
—1
1
Corp—
preferred—'
24% Apr
4
8% Oct
3%%
21
53%
-
common..—-_____——25
Co
29% Apr
29% Jan
13% Sep
Crane
8
3
Jan
5
63'A July 26
10 % Aug
3
Feb
1
37%
100
1947—100
of
ser
Coty International COrp
17
19
52%
'
40%
18%'
37
common—5
Works
Petroleum
3
35 % Jan
19 y8 Mar
25
}
9% Apr
n
39%
HIGH
32
37%
36"%
11
5
s
Inc—
Coty
36%
11%'
_50c
preferred
preferred
Cosden
9
22% May 11
15 3A Sep
36%
10%
•
5
Co—
Co
Glass
3 % %
91
Jan
13
Products
32
1
Corp
Co
Steel
31%
AND
Aug. 2
36%
5
Co
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
Wednesday
Aug. 1
32
31%
—1
Corp
Refrigeration
Range
5
Jan
18% Jan
.
Copeland
5
83% Jan
Aug 17
11
24% Jan 27
90
164
15
Tuesday
July 31
31%
5
Rubber
&
Copperweld
Oct
Monday
"
Par
:
America
Cooper-Bessemer
3
27 Vb Dec
21
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
1
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1960
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Lowest
.
79
■
11;600
D
Jan
Dec
7
12% Jan
3
15% Mar 27
5
49% May 31
13
80 Va Aug
6
23
80
Sep 16
82% May 23
4
3
74 V* Feb
75% Jan
20
July 31
Mar
preferred series A
Dan River Mills
7
16
343A Jan
23
Daystrom
Jun
30
25 Va Apr
19
Dayton
76% Jan
16
80 % Jun
19
76% Feb
80 Vx Jun
13
Preferred
79% Jan
4
83
Feb
IT
Inc
3.75%
3.75%
8
39% Dec
15
'4
Decca
Records
28
54% Dec
16
50% July 25
62% May 23
Deere
&
21
28 y2 Jan
8
15% July 18
203A Jan
19
Delaware
35% May 17
47 y» Aug
11
41% Jan
55 Va May 24
Delaware
20
Delta
11
47% May
Apr
20
31% Aug 24
27% Jan
21
26 y» Aug
15
24% Jan
37
13% Sep
28
16% Jan
20% Feb
Dec
6
7
18y2N0V
4
Jan
20
7% Jan
49% Dec
14
48% Jan
10
Mar 27
Jun
Inc_T
15% Jun
Edisojl-—
30
Sep
27% Jun
12 y8 Jan
27
17% July 24
Steel
$1.50
Coatings
29% Jan
9
49'A Jan
4
26% Jan
5
46% Apr
19
33% Dec
12
31% Jan
3
41% May 22
15% Oct
7
28% Feb
15
15% July .19
19% Mar 30
Corp
Divco-Wayne
13% Jan
Dec
30
28% Oct
20
26
19 % Jan
4
10
10% Dec
16 y8 Oct
15
13
20
Mar
10
8
18% Jan
17
23 %
May
28 Vb Jan
24
Aug
Diners'
Dr
4
Pepper
Dominick
4
7
42% Feb
Jan
3
39% Aug
6
24% Jan
5
14% Jan
4
20% May 22
Dover
25
99% Jan
4
70
3
83% Jun
Dow
19 V* Jun
20
30% Jan
4
22% Jan
3
27% Mar 22
3ay4Jan
10
17% Jan
4
Mar 15
25
33% Sep
12
24
19 y« Aug
18
12% Oct
28
May
52 Ya July 18
~8%
Dec
5
13% Jan
4
7% Sep
27
14% Jan
22
178% Oct
31
266y2 Jan
96% Jan
5
74% Jan
21% Mar
103
83
8
Jan
13
41
40
Jan
53% Aug
2
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11
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52
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42 »A Jan
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8
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20
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27
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Fairbanks
8
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4
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Volume
194
Number
6079
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year I960
Lowest
Range Since
Highest
44 % Nov
9
5% Dec
28
15% Oct
Lowest
4
9% Mar 29
NEW
Highest
47 % Jan
5"% Jan
69% Jan
STOCKS
Jan. 1
641/4 Jun
1
Fansteel
11% May
8
25% May 16
5
20% Jan
4
17% Jan
2 5 J/4 July 28
40% Jan
6
27
15 % Dec
20
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4
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49%
50 %
10,300
30%
31
30%
31
30%
31%
31 y8
313/4
31
323%
8,900
77
100
Stores
77
♦76
78%:
""
133/4
Tea-Co—1
13%
13%
52 Ya
51 %
♦76
*
14
515/a
1
Atlantic & Pacific
93/4
51%
78%
93/4
*76
133/4
14
13%
51%'
51%
51%
Nor
Iron
Ore
Paper
Ry
Prop
No
Co_
"■
_25
Western
Financial
Western
Sugar
Corp—l
com
24 3/4
543/4
41 5/B
*76%
78%
135/8
14
77%
13%
513/a
52
24%
24%
55
51%
46 %
24%
24'%
243/4
54%
54%
543/4
56%
541/4
55'/4
413/4
42
41%
42%-
42'A
42%
46%
35%
100
*144%
3
29 5/a
29%
3
25%
25%
94
94
Manufacturing Co
.
100
243/4
55%
42%
No par
preferred
Shoe
par
Co„____No par
36%
145
47
35%.
145
293/4
25%
*93
24 5/8
24%
47%
47%
24 5/a
50
48%
57
293/4
29%
29'%
95
25%
25'%
25%
7,400
20
7.500
9,300
130
30'%
3,200
25%
255%
6,900
*93%
95
10
*93'%
40
36%
39%
37
383%
59,300
24
24i%
24%
243/4
5,100
75i%
*74%
75%
100
38%
383%
72,600
24%
23%
24%
75% July 28
75
75
*74
75%
*74%
75%
*74%
42% May
Gulf
38%
391/8
x38%
39%
381%
39%
38'%
8.33%
3,600
29%
24%
24
Corp
30,300
95
39%
Oil
49%
35%
1451/4
*144
146
95
15,700
24
38%
.
3,900
3,200
41%
38%
*93
383/a
.
353/4
30'A
25%
255/8
48%
491/2
35i/4
144'%
145
30
x41 %
353%
353/4
1453/4
353/a
36'A
145
37%
8
93/4
~
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1*"
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No
par
$5 preferred
No par
4
*9%
9%
13%
38%
2.50
Steel
Northern
7%
93/4
131/8
_5
Ltd
__:
Co
93/8
5
6.25
Co
Co
Greyhound Corp common
4 % %
preferred
May 19
3
3,800
69%
_j.
27
18
94,900
_5
Green
18% Jan
24.
17
35%
5
353/8 Mar 20
29% Apr
see page
16%
333/4
__i.Wi.l
Batteries
Great Northern
Great
1
6,800
16%
853A
•
&
Great
Great
15
20
36'%
42
.
(B F)
Great
23
53% May 17
Jan
footnotes,
Great
Mar 22
Aug
6
67%
& Co
Grayson-Robinson
July
393/8 Jun
146
Co
Mining
33/4%
28% Apr
24
42% May 30
37
15% Jan
5%
10
Union
Grant
Mar
41 % Jan
6%
16'%
$0.60 convertible preferred-No par
18
16
6'/a
6,200
4,200
85 3/4
Co
Corp
(W R)
Granite
31
32
6%
6
313/4
35i%
No par
Graham-Paige Corp
52% Jun
27
Dec
773/4
315/a
163/4
___2.50
i
Gould-National
17
7% Oct
18
41%
773/4
31%
•
Grand
30% Sep
415/a
79
31%
303/4
1,500
42%
Co
Granby
80
41%
19
68%
;
Brewing
14% Aug
75%. Jan
18 3/a
36%
80c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
403/a May 17
Jan
3,400
18 3/a
83%
Co
Goodrich
10% Jun
6 % Jan
26
6%
41%
•77%
800
8%
663/4
Inc
Grace
42%
79
♦77%
31%
18
963/4
8%
35%
_i
Goebel
Jun
18
41%
79
6%
'
May
76% Aug
3% Jun
7% Jan
8% Jan
32 3/a Apr
24% Sep
74
I!
Oct
1% Jan
18
6,500
963/4
8%
16%
100
Globe-Wernicke
71% Aug
45% | Aug
45
■
18
98
16%
—100
Co-p.
Glidden
24
83/4
36%
3.33%
preferred
&
Glen Alden
May 17
963/4
83/4
*413/4
common
Gladding McBean
17% May 16
4
97%
4,900
10,600
16
B)___^_25
Co
23
6%
83%
—
Brothers
$4.50
84
6 5/8
8%
8%
30%
6%
22 s/a
82%
6%
97%
98
413/4
\41
*77%
22%
84%
6%
63/4
6.67
Co
Gimbel
Ginn
30
22%*--
83%
6 5/8
35%
com—83% c
Cement
Gillette
4
77%
22 3/a
VtaT.
85
84 3/4
63/4
423/4
;
Co
4
23% May 11
17
Products
Oil
Portland
2
31% Aug
,413/4
22%
85%
l
(series
Rubber
Aug
10 % Nov
ii.fi
&
Giant
100% July 26
!
173/8
■
99
____10
Tire
Getty
,
Jl8%
122 %
1,900
6
83 %
—
Tele & Electronics
Time Corp
74% Aug
34% Nov
z
6
83/4
*:■;
99
2,900
__i
—
preferred
Gerber
May 19
17% Jan
913A Nov
97%
8%
22%
*96
sul'-
1,900
123/a
283/4
65%
Georgia-Pacific Corp
2
6 5/a
98
6 %
3
$5
preference
5%% preference
Genesco Inc ;
75 % May 24
19% July 18
13
1
2
,84'A'
*96
23%
?8%
"
*413/4
—
General
12
<;22%
6%
•:.•<
t
5
General
393/8 July 10
July 25
Jan
113/8 Dec
Jun
106% Jun
5
30% Jan
84%
c\-
.,
99
Telephone Co of Florida—
preferred
$1.25
General
4
i<yvt£.
28 3/a
1
—
101
42
59
July 24 *
283/4 ,Q
•
16%
Industries
$1.30
>
283/4
99
*96
12%
,
37%
common
Steel
28 3/4
41%
Public Utilities Corp___2.50
General
-28%
•283/a
b
29
23%
it
No par
General Railway Signal
General Refractories
25% May 19
123/a
77%
conv
General
233/4
12 3/a
22%.
18
Precision Equipfr Corp
i_l
preferred—
No par
Public Service
10c
$1.60
233/4
12%
99
6%
par
General
24
12%
84
5%
preferred
IIIlOO
General Motors Corp common
1%
$5
preferred
No par
Preferred $3.75 series
No
General
*28
233/4
12%
16
.
Portland Cement Co
•
29
24%
12%
2,900
36
__
Outdoor Advertising—_
1
233/4 Oct
.41%
Instrument Corp
Co
Corp
Corp
General
243/4 Jun
„
Foods
General
4
♦28
24
22%
__
6
29
Electric
Finance
7
29
5
26'/4
_5
10
7
*28
14%
26
Hi
Corp
28
.
•i.
29
43/4
15%
12%...
*97
.....
Corp__2
Apr
Jun
3
19
Finance
General
•
♦28
4%
155/a
24%
29%
General
Mills
43/4
28%. 28%
No par
19
7% Aug
1
100
General
General
29
24
Inc
General
May 31
52
.
12
18% Sep
3
Jun
3
20'% Oct
Jan
*28
*i>;\„12.3/a
IIIIII—5
com
42% Feb
3
3,100
83/4
Controls Co
*78
4%
97%
39
4
4%
5
_2
83% Jun
23
5
;»•
Co
Dynamics
49% May 22
108% Mar 27
6
4%
—_5
preferred
General
113
28
66% Jun
1st
General
May 10
88% Aug
4
55% Apr 21
Feb 23
.37
10
25
common
Corp
45% Jan 31
6
4%
5
No par
22% Mar 21
3
43i% Oct
32
f
X K
Co
preferred
General Bancshares
May 15
46
Jan
6,700
Baking
Contract
40% Jan
49 3/a
Amer'Transportation—1,25
Cigar
104
coni_
$8
4%
1061/4 July 14
,■
48%
General
General
31
48 3/a
General
General
Apr
48
5
19
2
11
48%
TexasL-5
of
Cable
74
48%
3
Jan
9
31
108% Aug 25
76i% Jan
General Amer OiFCb
Mar
37% Jan
19
100'% Jan
H
24
General
2
48
...
27
19
49
8,000
47%
l"l00
Corp
Bronze Corp
10
53%
50
$4.50 preferred JL—
Mar 27
601% May
X523/4
■
General
68% Jan
53'%
1
Investors
27
371/4 Jan
-
26%
51%
No par
Feb
-
26'/a
52
pref
voting
American
8
22
16
26%
51
Corp
conv
83
31'% Jun
11
701% Sep
$0.60
General
33
88% Jan
153/4
26
52%
481/4
Acceptance
General
18
July 31
15%
26%
51%
commonll
Inc
44 5/a Feb
31
15%
26%
53
preferred
17
16
61'% Aug 18
22% Mar
8
9 5/a
16%
27
52%
convertible
22% Feb
July 26
29% Jan r'*'j 5
30% Apr
140
Industries
771/4 July 26
12
-
Jan
15%
26 %
5
2
27% Apr
5'% Feb
Aug 24
14
Dec
4% %
July 28
89% July
10 % Mar
21
7% Jun
6
27
May 26
Jun
16% Oct
75'% Mar
3
6% July 31
93
July 22
213% Apr
98
1
5
II
Corp
Gar Wood
28% July 10
92'% Jan
Garrett
13% May 15
3
Co
Skogmo Inc
Gardner-Denver Co
Mar 13
22 % Jan
13
••• 99% Oct
Gamble
57
29
'
90
Gabriel
313/a Mar 30
1
8
39
.
'l"
1
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(542)
.
.
.
Monday, August 7, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
"
.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
35% Jan
23
40
Feb
21
88% Apr
27
27% Feb
8
383/b Jun
82
6
86% Aug 26
85 % Jan
7
86% Jan
94% Jun
15
91% Mar
93% Apr
10
Jan
84% Jan
91% Oct
7
91
87% May 18
97
Jan
Aug 12
15
101
Jun
104
103% Aug 19
102
Jan
105% Feb
103 % Nov
4
97% Jan
11
24% Sep
28
36 % Dec
Feb
24
55
35% Jan
3
51% Jan
4
42% Jan
3
24
4
31% Apr
19
25 y8 Jan
4
Jan
4
22 v* Jan
6
33% Jan
29
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Mar
Gulf
States
$4.20
Par
Utilities Co
com_No par
100
$5
14
dividend
$5.08
49% Mar 29
39
100
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
2
dividend preferred
891%
90
*102
102%
100
Co
92%
*102
103
45
*87
*89%
92%
"91
102
102
*102
103
-
';
104
103
42%
58%
■s?' 58%
45 Va
58V4
♦58
the Week
Aug. 4
Shares
87
39%
40
7,300
87
*86
88
*891/2
90%
*89%
90%
*91
92%
%1%
92 Va
102
IO2V2
*102
*102
103%
103
102 %
103
40
Friday
Aug. 3
39%
39%
901/2
92%
Sales for
Thursday
88
90%
*91
45%
HIGH SALE, PRICES
Aug. 2
39%
40
88
90%
\
*91
2.50
preferred
Mfg
■'•87
88
AND
Wednesday
Aug. 1
39%
397/8
39%
*87
100
100
dividend preferred
Gustin-Bacon
Tuesday
July 31
50
160
102 Va
100
103
40
43Va
40
41
41%
41%
59V4
59
8,800
H
48
Nov
21% Dec
27
5
53% Jan
26
Sep
30
66
Apr
19
Hackensack
56'
Jun
1
Halliburton
39 Vb May 18
Hall
28% Feb
„
Hamilton
9
Water
_5
48%
48%
48%
5
33%
24%
34
24%
32
1
;
Printing Co„
Watch
88% Jun
7
6
93 % Jan
3
1121% feb
13
26% Jun
20
32% Jan
25
26% Jan
3
"i. 32i% apr
u
Hammermill
28% Nov
25
47 % Jun
21
26% Aug
47 v* Jan
1
371% Feb
15
Co
common
Hammond
42
5
57
24
Oct
yi
129
July
121
106% Jan
5
Jan
35■
34% Oct
50 % Dec
24
46
16
Jun
«Jan
24% Jan
6%
2
4
36% Aug
11
20% Jan
3
23
271/4 May 18
33i% Feb 17
13% Feb
8% Feb
6
37% Feb
27
6
20
3
7iv4 Mar 21
81
Jan
3
87
46% Apr
24
741/4 May 25
Helene
Curtis
Industries
50% Jan
3
.82% May 17
Heller
(W
& Co
Jan
4
84
Aug 30
37% Feb
17
55
Dec
16
7
29% Jan
Aug
5
34
Jan
4
14
29 % May 12
32 % Jan 18
33% July
13% Dec
1
20
61% Apr
13
104% Dec
6
55'/a Apr
13
76
Mar
36
8
111% Aug 26
108
Mar 14
38
July
17
Hercules
98
23
Hercules
Powder
Jan
Jan
112% May
3
79% July 26
67% Jan
9
112% Jan
1
67
Dec
26
28
Jan
161% May
54 % July 25
21
18 % Oct
4
July" 13
24%
8
60 % May 11
16
Aug 22
120
12% Dec
1
19
29% Oct
19
23% Feb
66
113
Jan
4
30V* Jan
Jan
13,
May 20
28% Feb
1
24% Jan
6
-
5
-
5
30% July
7
30% Oct 13
3
13
29% Apr
19
29% Feb
6
34
May 19
52% Oct
20
July 14
41% Apr
16
Mar 22
Jan
Hill
30
-
Apr
311/4 Jun
94
Jun
16
41% Aug
4
13
83% Feb
7
90
5
12
26
Sep
19
20
2
25% May 15
Hoover
4% Oct
26
8
Jan
14
4% Jan
3
6
Sep
30
21
Jan
14
16% Jan
5
19
16% Oct
16
90 v* Sep
Mar
Apr
Hooker
10
Hotel
Mar 10
5%
Apr
10
22 Vb Jan
4
16% Jan
3
36 Vb Mar 17
38% Feb
10
36% Jan
13
39% Jun
27
7
35% Dec
9
33% Jan
19
70% Jan
4
79
4
49% May 15
80i% jun
g
8
Aug 19
85% Sep 14
74% Jan
77
82% Jan
23
Mar
Jan
88
Dec
16
93
Sep
13
88 % Jan
10
65 % Jan
21
90% Dec
13
86% Jan
10
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
30
121/4 May
14% Jan
2
19% Mar 20
62%
49 Va
pfd
Corp common
pfd
series
Electronics
17% Jan
3
July
common
preferred
Ball
3,600
60
111
1U
*75
148%
111
80
111
*75
80
149
148 %
37%
150
*75
*111
373/4
800
111%
79%
78
78
149V2
150
70
150
100
.
55%
543/4
55%
55
56%
56%
57%
24Vs
24
24
23%
23%
24
24
37%
373/4
37
37%
36%
37V4
35%
36%
14,300
23%
23%
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
23
23
233/a
5,900
*70%
115
&
/
*28Va
-4&.
Finance
Co
10
34
35
34
3 4 3/a
29%
*28 Va
8%
38%
38%
*30%
31%"
39%
40
Refrigerator
343/k
28%
28%
28
28
21 %
21%
21
21%
8,900
8%
83/4
8%
8%
2,300
8%'
38%
38v4
31%
*303/4
39%
39%
39%
39
38
8%
300
*38
38%
31%
*30%
313/4
39%
40
38%
*303/4
313/4
40 Va
39%
40%
1,300
15,100
47%
48V4
473/8
47%
47%
47%
47%
48'%
74%
75%
76
79
77
78%
77
78
15,500
x39%
39%
39%
40 Va
39%
41%
40%
41%
46,100
•
87 Va
21 Va
*87
4%
*17V*
'
18%
\
"
48
77
82
13
18Va
ir'
17%
17%
*173/8
18 3/8
18%
18 Vi
18 3/8
id%
*38%
39 Vb
*38%
393/4
*38%
18
♦87
18
18%
6,000
871/2
*17%
21%
1,800
43/4
8,000
18
200
18%
4,500
40
400
48 Va
491/4
48%
48%
48%
76%
*75%
76%
*751/2
76%
76%
76%
82 Va
81%
81%
*811/2
82%
*81%
82%
91
*89%
91
*89%
91
*89%
91
109%
IIOV4
111
110%
111%
13%
133/fl
133/8
14%
109
13%
48%
111%
14
9,200
70
50
—
1133/4
14V4
—
—
9,400
■'
'
3,900
18 3/a
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
;
54%
55
543/a
55
54
543/a
54
54%
1,700
v
53%
54%
533/4
54%
533/4
541/8
54
54%
12,400
96
96 Va
97
97
*97
97%
97
971/4
98
*97
:
17%
,
54 %
96
97
43/4
12%
54%
100
21%
4%
87%
*89 Va
13 Va
96
213/a
43/4
*87
*75%
110
54%
21%
5Vs
*81
...
91.'
54 %
97
"
213/a
4%
18%
18%
V .38% : 38%
47Va '48 3/8
18%
82
87%
*21Va
5%
18
39% " 39%
47 Va
*87
21%
4%
18
77
87%
21%
4%
100
,
-
*96%
8%
8%
8%
50
*37 %
38 Va
5
Co
13,400
33%
291/4
39%
21
5
A
34%
34%
30
75
*87
"
■
No par
series
2,300
213/4
*30%
1
convertible pfd
250
10%
10
48%
109 %
common
71%
114%
10%
38%
*89%
com
*70%
114%
114
47 Va
—1
Inc
1,400
74
'
5
1
Indust
25,700
211/4
8%
*38%
71%
1,000
*28%
29 %
8%
100
Co
*70%
113
10%
8%
No par
Power
70%
114%
10%
100
1
70%
•113
10%
100
I
Bay Min & Sm Ltd
Hussmann
71%
114 Va
10%
21%
5
Corp
&
*70%
*113
149 %
10%
34%
21Vs
common.No par
preferred-
Foods
71%
115 ?"
22%
No par
Bearing
preferred
Sound
*10%
34 V*
/
55
21%
of
Hupp Corp
7
76%
24'/a
10
:
Corp
Stores
23
76%
38
12.50
Corp
preferred
5%
76
24%
1
Inc
Mining
Oil
Howard
28
73%
37%
10
preferred
Winston
Lighting &
38% Feb
723/4
37
80
30
common
&
B
3
72%
5
Co
series
34% Jan
22,900
24%
25
A
preferred
5
573/4
55%
Corp_—___-_50c
5%
7
55
148
56Va
2.50
A
39% Jan
*75
5
series
21% Jan
—
No par
preferred
27
83
54%
1
100
(conv)
5%
26
82%
52
1
99% May 24
Oct
83%
52
5
Co
Hudson
16 Vb Oct
83%
51
73
__1
Inc
Hunt
32
37
84
51%
73
111%
4
9
'
*83
50%
•
•111
Chemical
3%%
21
84
8,800
111%
4.40%
Jun
11,400
*145
Houston
11% Apr
63%
38%
*111
7
100
63
100
.'
8
4
63%
80
Jun
26
62%
11,900
93
Jan
62%
933/4
6
8
2,700
61
923/4
58% May
92% Jan
143/a
623/4
93%
58% Jun
11
141/8
92
3
27
371/2 ,-.38%
143/8
14%
37%
141/2
933/4
3
13% Jan
381/4
14
92%
Jan
93% Dec
43
37%
14
7,200
45
90vt Aug 24
6% Oct 25
*41 3/4
38V4
373/4
35 % Jan
10
43
2,300
931/2
14
90'% Jan
*41 %
93/4
93
16
14
43
3,900
2,400
9%
93
2 1/12
common
54% Jan
Sep
10%
28%
20%
40% Dec
94
•413/4
9%
:
253/k
28%
.,
'36%
19%
29
25
43
10
353/,
24%
'
14
*83
73%
37
93/4
29
61
ri
51
71%
24%
37%
-
84'
A—1
>36 Va
*28%
9%
•41%
63
America common
1
convertible preferred
25 *
Howe
43
34%
24Va
29%
*
*36%
Household
7
9%
35»/4
243/a
29
*36%
43% Jun
84% Feb
9%
33%
241/4
37V4
25
23'A Apr
9%
*41%
V
—— —
37%
24 % Mar 14
3
30,300
34
10
2
4
7,700
1
13 Vb Dec
24% Jan
65%
20%
Apr
15% Mar 23
V
37%
85
113% Aug
65
20
Corp
4%
64%
24Va
Houdaille-Indus.tr,ies Inc "common
3
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
9
63 Vs
5,800
37%
conv
$4.25
20% Dec
633/4
50
21
Honolulu
3
9,900
49%
373/4
Homestake
3
63
20'A
16
65 Va Jan
40%
63%
37V8
53% Jan
34% Jan
62%
*371/4
4
4
40
63%
50
125
373/4
convertible
19
40%
50
373/8
Rinehart
67% Dec
124%
40
*123%
203%
Holt
41% Jan
*122
401/4
19%
40% July 25
2
50
125
40
*37%
Hotels
27% Oct 25
81 % Feb
2
40% Jun
491/4
28% "28%
*83
10
*123%
13"%
class
'
20,500
37%
2nd
5%
28%
19 v*
93%
Holly Sugar Corp
7
283/B
3.700
19%
Holland Furnace
40'% May 26
28%
/
37'A
Hoffman
11% Mar 13
28
;
class A preferred_No par
Chocolate Corp
No par
5%%
28
29% May id
291/2
1,700
0;
40%
38%
Corp
Hilton
49%
33%
Co
$4%
20
43% Mar 22
12
16 Vi Jan
8% Jun
^
•
7
31%
24
99
49%
13%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
3%% preferred series A
70% July 10
140
10
28% Apr
-30% July
6
16
23
27
6
21
Aug
7% Feb
3
Jan
31%
24
*94
No par
Hewitt-Robins
21
31
124 %
8.33%
z
Hewlett-Packard
28% Apr
July 25
37% Jan
1
14% Dgc,
9% Nov
22 %
24%
96
31
40
23%
conv
Hertz
241/4
96
303/4
101
preferred__25
28% Mar 30
4
243/4
*123
38
common
53
Apr
3,100
28 V4
34
100
preferred
$2
Hershey
7
W)
50%
29
23%
J
non-cumulative
5%
5
68% Apr
3
27
July 13
68
92% Feb
20% Jan
34% Jun
15% Mar
Jan
(G
7%
6,100
331/2
243/4
40%"
5
Motors
Helme
3
26%
1
preferred
E)
29%
28%
40c
common
40
20
38% Feb
Co
21% Apr
Dec
70
J)
Feb
119% Dec
9
(H
3.65%
Jan
'
79
82% Dec
Heinz
Mar 16
501%
33
30
23%
50
7
9
49% Feb
77
493/4
33%
*96
27%
common
11
19
200
50
323/4
30
5
33% Jun
27
593/4
49%
33
101
'/■' 29%
30%
*58%
49
'
32
24%
_5
5
471/4 Apr
16»% Apr
'* 62%
33 %
—1.25
Jan
Jan
40
Inc
Marx
&
Corp of America
5% preferred
Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes Industries Inc
43% Mar 15
*96
100
/ 124%
*123
1
1
13
9% May 25
com__7.50
Chemical Co
Schaffner
Hart
29v49"%
1
World
&
Hat
11% Jan
26
4
*95
29%
100
Brace
Harshaw
23% Jan
>
■
24%
59
48%
48%
"32%
1
Harris-Intertype Corp
Harsco Corporation
Aug 31
27
100
2.50
preferred
Harcourt
26% Sep
31
22% May 26
8% Oct
May 24
41% July 11
71 Vb Apr 12
6
preferred
Paper Co
Organ Co
Harbison-Walker Refrac
58i% Mar 28
128
9
19
convertible
29 % Jan
21% May 24
118% Oct
3
120% Jan
Mar 24
4 %
*57%
25
Co—.
(W F)
20%
20%
98
*96 Va
9%
8%
*37%
38%
•373/4
20%
20%
201/4
•
"
98
8%
9%
19Va
*97
8%
38
38
381/s
20%
20%
18,900
110
98
10
83/4
50,800
38 Ve
38 Va
300
20%
20 Va
•
8%
20%
|
2,900
1
21% July 25
313A Jan
4
30% May 31
25% Apr 28
28% Oct
25
47% Jan
6
313A Jan
41
30
58
Jan
Aug 12
41
Jan
Jan
27
62 3/a Dec
39v4 Jan
18
43
41V4 Feb
18
45
45V» Jan
22
42% Jan
4
*
41
Feb
11
31% Nov
22
38V4 Feb
17
Dec 13
Idaho
Power
Ideal
Cement
3
443A Aug
4
Illinois
Central
23
761/2 May
8
Illinois
Power Co
43V« Apr
4
Co
Co
74%
74%
74 Va
75
75
75%
4,400
42%
423/a
42%
42 Vt
42V4
860
42%
*42 V4
42 Va
*43
44
*43
'
44
*43
44
*43
491/2 Jan
25
4.70%
preferred
50
*48%
49..
*48%
49
*48%
49
*48%
49
*47%
483/4
47% Apr
12
50
*46
47
*46
47
*46
47
*46
47
*46
47
431/4 Jan
18
44% May 22
50
*43 %
44
*43 %
44
*43 %
44
*43
44
*43
44
573/a Aug 23
50% Dec 27
32% Jan
23
503/4 May
50
Jan
10
661/4 Jun
441/2 Jan
4
4.42%
Industria Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
6%
7
7Vs
7Vb
89%
91
903/4
93%
19
71% Jan
3
94
Aug
2
18
147
Jan
24
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
preferred
100
49% Mar
463/4 Aug
2
Insuranshares
Ctfs
34V2 Nov 29
49%
Jun
15
38v2 Mar 13
47Vi Apr
17
Interchemical
86
Feb
2
90
95
12
21
Nov
1
93
July 11
34% Feb 18
Corp
21% Jan
447
50% Jan
,
42% Jan
148% Aug 25
36% Aug 24
142 vb Jan
12
80
Oct
25
34
3
May 19
19
Inland Steel
3
May 17
Apr
Co
41/2%
Interlake
Iron
Jun
6
International
55V4 Jun
9
Int'l
4
149% Apr
Jan
5
77 % Jan
3
82
501/4
27
Apr
7%
21
Apr
20
5
26% Dec
30
253/4 Jan
3
36% May 16
21
58'a Jan
3
85
Int'l
Aug
3
Nickel
Corp?
21% Feb
19
151/2 Jan
4
223/4 May 11
International
Packers
31% Dec
30
29% Jun
19
Paper
933A Feb
7
Dec
30
94'/2 Aug 15
2
19% Mar
36% May 17
95% May 11
International
8
70% Mar
54
9 'A Jun
7
14% Feb
4
69V2 Mar 28
Dec
6
23
26% Dec
14
213/a Jan
23
24
41% Jun
20
26
Jan
91% Dec
7
139% Jan
8
95
Jan
3
32% Dec
20
32 3/4 Jun
38
2
Aug 24
Aug
Limited
preferred
40%
403/4
40%
40%
40%
40%
*92%
24%
486
5
1
r
145%
146%
35% Apr
International
Rectifier
International
Resistance
123% Mar
International
38 % Jun
International
Shoe
32% Apr
39% Jun
International
82
*293/a
82%
29%
*293/a
83%
29%
29
293/a
*29
84
84%
16%
84%
-17%
84%
31%
32Va
31%
32
*94%
95%
93%
94%
16%
55
1
22%
23
223/4
10c
34%
35
34
102
35%
8.331/3
26'A
Telep &
Teleg_No par
57%
Utilities
40 V2 Jan
Corp
5
42
50 V2 Jun
25
*46
21V2 Jun
293/4 May 25
32% Mar
20
40
Oct
115
27
46 3/a Aug 26
Dec 21
Jan
Aug 29
36% Jan
124
18 % Oct
26
Sep
44vi Jan
26
May 19
Interstate
Power
42% Jan
55
May
4
Iowa
413a Jan
Light &
493/4 Jun
9
Iowa-Illinois
Gas &
38'/a Jan
44
2
Iowa
&
Aug
2
7
213A Jan
30% May 17
7
115% Jan
1223/4 May 10
4
173/4 July 20
24% Feb
Island
$6
20
Creek
Power
Electric
Light
Coal
Co—
Co
Circuit
Co
>
102%
36V*
102
353/4
26%
27
*37
40
58%
42%
46%
-.
57%
41%
*46
Co_
144
1,740
453/4
29%
17Va
11,300
100
831/4
28%
29
85
83%
8 4 3,4•
173/4
1,100
41,100
17V4
173/a
17,000
31%
32Vs
94,900
*94%
95%
490
9%
*8%
9%
55%
54%
543/a
54
54V4
280
22%
23%
22%
23
22%
23 Va
9,000
34
34%
33%
34V4
33 3/4
34%
5,200
*9
*54%
103
103
103
9
1,300
105
1,100
27
102%
363/4
26Va
40
*37
40
58%
42 %
46%
58
42 va
*4.6Vs
59
58%
58%
58%
59
421/4
42%
431/4
43%
43%
46 Va
46
46%
47
48
600
27T4
y26%
2»7%
26
27VB
2574
26
8,900
102
36%
103%
37%
878
36%
37%
37
26V2
27
2 6 3/4
x26
40
*37
*37
3/a
373/k
V2
9,700
26%
5,900
40
72,100
3,800
%
HO
U
J2
Hi
23%
237/8
23%
23%
23%
231/4
23%
23%
23%
49
49
48%
48%
483/4
49%
50%
493/4
50
1,600
1
44%
45Vs
45
45 %
45%
49Va
45%
45 Va
453/4
45
46
7,500
44
297/a
*42 3/4
43%
43%
44
3,600
27%
42%
28
—
43%
27%
43%
273/4
50c
271/2
1
Breaker
23 %>
34%
453/8
*80
5
10
common
.,9
55%
.
1423/4
14,000
n
3.50
Co
preferred—
I-T-E
*37
—
Power
17%
53
27%
Si
23%
1
Rights
Elec
16
55%
International
43
■'.<
9%
International
21 Vb Dec
163/8
55%
48 V4 Jun
18% Jun
833/a
100
60% Apr
36% Mar
6,900
25,000
45%
33 % Jan
33% Jan
257k
490%
52
1447/b
443/4 Jan
§1 Aug
25%
486%
52
44%
38 Vb Jan
Hi Aug
20V4 Jan
25%
485V2
82
31%
Stores
L'5%
513/4
145
44%
94
482 3/4
52%
1441/4
May 31
48% Dec 30
Dept
*92%
82%
95%
preferred
94
46%
17
convertible
1,900
*921%
489
144
31%
25
40%
*80
145
*94%
9
com
100
40%
45%
..
31%
:
3,000
411/4
40
82%
17
preferred
51%
47%
44
xl45
443%
94%
9%
No par
com
29,800
51%
*46%
*80
No par
Silver
48V2
5OV2
471/2
823/4
43'%
31%
Co
46%
50 Va
25%
25
51%
45%
152
*46 Va
94
482
52
94%
Corp
Salt
29
23% July 12
32v2 Jan 11
Interstate
25
4891/2
2.50
.
42 % Apr
$2
51%
*921/2
94
*145
*80
25
4
483
52%
Feb
451/4 Apr
24%
25
490
51 %
■
*92 %
94
152
4474
45%
46%
32% Feb
May 10
*145
51
No par
:
5
7%
152
463/4
32
15
14,200
44%
30 Va Apr
35
933/4
*145
No par
12
11
92
503/4
^.5
common
preferred
5%
92%
44%
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
24
91%
501/4
com__5
Canada—
123/4 Aug
4
301/4 Dec 22
22% Dec
1,700
94
46%
100
86% Jan
$4
7Vs
92
152
7
44%
49%
50
2,500
7Va
*45%
45
4,600
7Vs
46%
No par
Chemical
Mining
of
60 Va
7
44%
49 Vt
100
&
International
59% Dec
59
*451/2
__1
Machines
common
preferred
20
59%
100
Corp
Minerals
4%
41%
59
5
common—
preferred
Int'l
*145
41
1
Business
Harvester
152
41%
20
Inc
preferred
3
*145
No par
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
273/8 May 31
499
No par
common
403/4
593/4
6%
Light_No
42%
42%
41
59%
861/2 Apr
18
41%
59%
20
Jan
40%
591/4
Feb
40V2 Jan
41%
60
8
5
41
*59%
3
Jan
1
par
51/2 Jan
145
:
Corp
Indianapolis Power &
25
7
preferred
General
12
8% Feb
Jan
preferred—.:
4.20%
Indiana
4
56
40
20,500
44
3
Oct
74%
44
3
55
731/4
*43
30
9%
23,000
73%
35%
50
33v» Jan
3A Sep
19,100
44 3/4
34%
50
35 3a Jan
17% Aug
293/4
44
preferred
15
47
29%
44%
35%
preferred
23
8
30
43%
4.26%
43% Jan
2
29%
433/4
'4.08%
50% Jan
Feb
34%
30
43
4
23
35% Dec
29
34%
29%
43
44% Jan- 30
Jun
5
69'a Jan
34
30
42%
48
154
23
33%
29Vt
43
43 % Jam 20
29
38% Sep
139'/2 Feb
15
common
333/4
29%
421/4
\
423/a
73
No par
33%
29%
5
RR
36% May 2
29% Oct 25
Feb
33%
5
Co
Aug
4
49% Aug
9
46Va July 27
441/4 Aug 15
5 3/8 July 11
65
Sep 28
145
35% Aug
3
313/s Jun 19
*115%
5
18Va
18%
18Vs
14%
143/8
14%
117
*115%
Hi
43%
281/2
117
'
43
29
*115%
117
18%
18%
19Vs
14%
14%
14%
1
28 %
♦US'/a
19Va
29%
29
10,900
117
19%
20%
3,300
29%
*115%
117
280,100
20
20,400
J
12% Dec
1
10% Oct
13
20
Jan
18% Jan
12
7
76% Jan
26
87
403/4 Oct
24
52% Apr
76% Jan
22
44 3/4 Jan
13
83
Sep
1
623/k May 31
Aug 22
13
53% May
6
79
Dec
9
18 »/4 Dec
5
For
footnotes,
see page
4
3
17% Mar
19% Apr
2
11
-
Jaeger
Machine
Co
Jefferson
io/? ™an 27
48
85 ^ May 19
Lake Sulphur
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt ;
73
Mar 23
Jewel Tea
S2
86
Jun
A Feb
14
Jan
6
55 a Feb
13
*
110V2 Mar
15/a Jan
3
28 Va Feb
13
8% Mar
133/4 Aug
13/4 Jan
24.
27
74% May 22
7
15
Co
Inc
common
3%%
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp_
Johnson
Jonathan
&
Johnson
Logan
5
"o
Inc
1
pfd—100
14%
♦84
14
2,100
15
151/4
15%
15%
I5V2
15%
151/4
15%
2,600
84
84
831/4
83V4
831/4
831/4
83%
83%
120
641%
83%
84%
64%
65%
64%
65%
91%
92%
92 3/4
96
20
193/4
213k
64%
64%
64%
64V4
83%
83
831/2
83
64
65%
63%
643/8
89%
891/2
90
9OV2
20
20%
19%
20%
19%
5
133/4
65%
65
83
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5
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65
1
100
59c
141/4
14%
84%
4
.
671/4
1,600
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841/2
230
64%
65%
97
98V2
3,400
21%
213/4
18,400
;'
20,100
194
Volume
Number
6079;,..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(543)^
19:
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD:
Range for Previous
Year i960
'*
Lowest
6
89% Jan
95 Va Mar
8
99% Aug 24
96
Jan
llVa Dec
8
18% Jun
13
13
Jan
29V» Oct
21
47% Jan
8
32
6
37% July 19
29
54% Jan
Oct
5
111% Jan
42% Jan
12
4
'
86
101 5
Sep
105% Oct
3
74
Jan
-
21 %
May 26
48
38% Jan
Mar 20
Joy Manufacturing Co
49% May 23
Kaiser
96
Jan
23
108% Apr
25
44% Jan
11
48% Jun
1
103% Jan
18
122
May 19
8
•
11
110% Jan
18
122
Jun
6
'59% Dec 29
58% Jan
17
73% Jun
14
25
Jan
79% Aug 17
80% May 23
86% Jan
6
75% Jan
Jan
20
84 % Jan
27
95% Oct
5
92% Feb
6
87
•
; 86% Apr
3.80%
12
4%
;
V 95 % Mar 28
Corp__>_33%
preferred
100
preferred
Oct
10
85
Jan
4
88% Jun
21
4.20%
90
July 28
87
Jun
27
.'91% Apr
11
79% Jan
8
37% Sep
16
54% July
8
24
37% Jan
16 % July 11
51% Dec 30
29
34% July 12
9
31% Feb
23
39 % Aug
11
Jan
12
36
Apr
6
30% Oct
25
50% Jan
23
Oct
13
30 % Aug
71% Oct
25
46% Sep
82% Mar 22
3
Jan
10
39% May
3
4%
4
65
Aug
4
Kansas
Gas
3
48 ¥2 Apr
3
Kansas
Power
12"% Jan
3
26% Aug
4
Kayser-Roth
50 % Jan
11
70
6
100
-
Kellogg Co
Jun
&
com
No par
preferred-
non-cum
50
Electric
&
Co__No par
Light
31% Feb
23
37% May 26
3
46% Jun' 14
Kendall
100 % Jan
6
73% Jan
30
55% Jan
8
52
31% Nov
7
46% Jan
5
32% Jan
4
62% Feb
11
89% Dec
20
76% Jun
21
16% Dec
12
18% Dec
21
16% Jan
7
40%
25% Dec
2
34% Oct
94% May 16
,
July 25
Kennecott
77% May
9
Kern
57% May
4
3
Kerr-McGee
Feb
10
10
93
29%
3
Jan
3
85
14% Feb
17
36% Dec
7
31% Jan
4
68% Mar 30
Korvette
27% Sep
29
33
Jan
12
Jan
3
34% May 19
Kresge
KLM
48% July 31
Royal
Koppers
July 20
4%
10
34% Jan
6
20% Jun
9
26 % Jan
19
Kress
5
20% Jan
8
11% Jan
3
14
Jan
16
Kroehler
36% Mar
2
Oct
21
36
Jan
5
30 % Jan
3
18 ¥4 Feb
10
25% Dec
29
25% Jan
27 ¥4 Mar 11
36 ¥2 Dec
21
45
6
38% Feb
23
V
34
May 25
21
45
Apr
21
20
32% Jun
5
Lane
"2
23 ¥2 Jun
20
Jan
26
29% May
9
Lear
30
24 ¥4 Jan
6
14% Jan
3
20% Aug
4
Lee
Mar 15
13 ¥a Jan
6
11 ¥2 Jan
3
16% Apr
20
Co
24% Jun
29
33 ¥2 Feb
16
4
2 ¥2 Mar 21
16% Jan
4
22% Mar 22
July 18
6% M'ar 22
22
16 ¥2 Sep
19 ¥4 Jun
26
3% Oct
28
8
Jan
15
,-■7%
3 ¥2
July 26
29% Jan
22
22
Jan
29
28% Sep
9
46 ¥2 Oct
24
70 ¥2 Jan 22
48% Apr
28
9¥a Oct
5
12 ¥2 Dec
6
10 ¥4 Jan
4
78% May 19
91 ¥2 Jan
13
81% Jan
3
Jan
4
151
46 ¥1 Nov
23
61
Nov
20
28
18
Sep
61% Jan
43 ¥4 Sep
23
12% Jan
4
19
23% Jan
4
48% Apr
19
47
15 ¥4 Jun
Aug.
May
59¥2 Mar 16
*
24% Jan
6
42 ¥2 May
4 4 ¥2 Jan
3
56 ¥2 Apr
23% Jan
26
12
96% Dec
20
87% Jan
4
32% Jan
4
26 ¥2 Jan
10
Feb
17
19
Aug
5
15% Jan
17
30 ¥2 Jan
4
22
Feb
8
9
17
35% Mar 29
26
14
5
3
4
152
4
19 ¥2 Nov
7
143
May
5
140 ¥4 Dec
30% Jan
Jan
21
80
Jan
8
81
Jan
43 ¥2 Dec
13
96
20
102
30
6
15% Oct
18
14
16
59 ¥4 May
4
Jun
13
85
Jan
14
87
39 ¥2 Jan
136% Jan
4
Sep
Litton
Feb
Lone
Theatres
Gas
Long
Island
8
5%
series
-
series
series
17
(P) Co
preferred
Louisville Gas
49 ¥4 Jun
29
58% Mar 28
Louisville
4
14 ¥» Jan
3
18% Mar 28
Lowenstein
91 ¥2 Jan
4
53
Jan
3
77
Lukens
Jan
6
62 ¥2 Jun
May 17
20% Feb
15% July 28
16
23
Lykes
4,400
43%
41%
43
41,100
39
39 ¥2
39%
1,300
80
82
460
57%
58%
58
60
12,000
32 ¥4
33 ¥4
32%
33 ¥4
9,700
20%
20%
20%
22%
21,200
29%
42%
53 ¥a
12%
95¥2
149
50
34¥s
124¥2
12
11%
12
30%
30 ¥4
30%
23,500
35
35%
35%
36%
4.200
29%
30
9,000
*44
51
*27 ¥2
28
600
26%
18%
14 ¥2
26%
25 ¥4
26
25 ¥2
26
31.800
18%
19%
19
14 Ya
26%
1%
20¥a
4%
30
41
-43
53%
13%
96
149
50%
35¥2
1%
1%
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4%
29%
49¥2
50¥a
48%
33¥a
34
23%
22%
23%
25%
25¥4
*150
25%
25¥2
25%
51¥2
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155
53¥2 53%
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102
*85
87
*88
89
53¥a 53%
141 ¥» 141%
58% 59%
50%
51%
15¥2
15%
15¥2
15%
15¥2
15%
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71 Ya
70
70¥4
69 ¥2
71%
16 ¥s
17
17 ¥2
17%
35 ¥4
35%
20%
14%
14%
14%
26%
26%
27
20 ¥2
19%
,a*t
700
5 ¥4
30
<
11,600
4,300
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4%
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4,900
13,400
1%
19%
4%
30
8,100
18,300
41%
42%
9,300
43 ¥2
44
44 ¥4
11,800
53 ¥2
54
53 ¥4
54%
27,600
13
41
13 >4
95%
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96 ¥4
150
13 ¥4
20,400
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9 6 ¥4
11,700
148%
148%
13
•
90
50 ¥4
50%
49 ¥2
51 ¥2
10,300
33%
34%
33 ¥1
34
21,200
53 ¥2
53 ¥2
53
53
4,000
24%
26
25 ¥4
25%
9,300
125%
128
125%
127%
21,500
48%
50
34%
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129%
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28
35¥s
155
53¥»
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102
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87
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89
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59
7,900
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16 ¥4
48
81 ¥2
30
23%
16
47%
27%
49¥2
10
20%
¥2
81%
30
1
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20%
47
81 ¥4
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23 ¥2
25%
<
2,000
20%
47
51
34
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3.400
28%
3.33 Va
& Sons
9,700
30
1
Co_
80 ¥4
21%
29%
53 ¥4
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150
50
50%
34%
35%
,
80
20%
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4
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81%
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20%
,
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9,600
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80 ¥4
21%
20 ¥2
47¥4
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58 Va
33%
20%; 20%
12
12
30
30¥2
1
Steamship
Bros
24%
700
38%
128%
(Ky)_No par.
2,700
42%
127¥4
5
TOO
46 ¥4
38¥2
83 ¥2
21%
20%
47¥2
82%
59%
33%
130%
100
100
45%
44%
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100
46
1,800
43%
38¥2
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com
2,000
46
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65
'
52%
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155
53%
54
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102
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87
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89
53¥2
54%
141 ¥» 141¥i
58%
59
50¥2
51%
79
37%
63%
6,200
25
10
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37%
64%
68
52
100
78%
37%
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(M)
77%
35%
30%
40%
190
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63%
34%
43
y
88
90%
37%
51
28%
29%
40%
94%
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¥2
66
26¥1
i
89
66
25%
Nashville
&
Steel
89 ¥2
*87
88%
66%
x5l¥»
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&
87
94%
88
87 ¥2
66
52%
preferred
preferred
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96%
15,400
26%
common
E
87
♦87
88%
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4.35%
55% Apr
4
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42%
52 ¥4
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95
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149 ¥4
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78
87%
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preferred
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21
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5
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50 ¥4
100
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50c
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88%
5
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9
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com
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87 ¥2 Mar
146
52
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94%
preferred
conv
3
■■'39'
5
7
25
Co
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Cement
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■
42¥2
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51
Jan
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:
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1
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3,100
14 ¥4
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1%
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100
71%
71
39%
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111%
71%
113
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38%
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com
111%
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4%
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115 ¥4
38%
14 ¥4
26%
1%
19%
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—
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90 ¥8 Jun
3
1
104
Mar 29
2
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52% July
1
78% Jan 22
7
14 ¥4 Dec
10
Apr
42% Sep
1
47 ¥4 Dec
Apr
22
142
49 ¥4 Dec
29
170
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2
100
series
<400
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39¥4
25
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;Electronics.
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Lionel
Loew's
11
Sep
90
4
38% Feb
30
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700
48
104,300
18%
15
113
29,600
102
<
36%
25%
_10
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68%
24%
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preferred
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;
29¥2
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,
42
100%
47 ¥4
26%
25¥2
18%
Co
112%
41
100
'
35%
24%
18%
Tulip
35% July 31
Jan
135
Aug 19
87 ¥4 Nov
34 Ya May 18
130 ¥2 Mar
27
7%
Lily
12
30
357/a
41
99%
68
28¥4
5
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20%
12
29%
35¥t
8,700
25%
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50c
pfd
conv
34%
..
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68
51
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22 ¥2 Feb
111
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20%
33¥4
41%
35%
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&
20%
47 ¥4
82
57%
33
20%
38¥2
84
21%
20%
47%
82
59
1,600
41%
25 ¥4
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——
Lockheed
27
4
v.
770
18%
35%
_25
A
Coal & Navigation
Portland Cement
50¥4 July 27
July 24
86 ¥2
65%
43%
38
83
21%
31,800
•
68
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series
—_
Inc
$1.50
5
common—
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby,_
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
10
18% May 11
57% Jan
Co
Lerrier-.'Stores
23
34 ¥4 Aug
„1
Paper Co
60% Mar
10
Jun
4
21
5
461/4 May 22
96 ¥4
146 ¥2 Jan
Aug 31
Jan
3
34% Jun
140
26 ¥2 Jan
.
_10
—
Rubber
Lehigh
30 % July 11
24 ¥2
10
Co—_
preferred
Lehigh
1 ¥8 Jan
32 ¥4 Aug
25
1 Y» Dec
&
Gas
Lehigh
1
3% Mar 11
10
1
-
Bryant
14% Dec
25 ¥2 Oct
Inc
M'fg Co
4.32%
13% May
16
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P
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27
Apr
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10
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K
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common
(S S) Co
28
34% Apr
Inc
(E
11% Dec
27% July 25
Dutch
Co
preferred
25% Oct
25
44%
39
73%
100
18%
40%
,
38%
46
24%
68
34%
72%
'*100
18%
47
■
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64%
46%
25%
68¥2
36¥4
100
Shares
Aug. 4
41
88
89%
77%
38%
?
the Week
Friday
18%
40%
99%
-47%
112%
113
*87 *88
77%
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63%
45%
24%
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35¥2
62%
29%
26
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40%
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: 112%
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,
88
89%
79
38%
63
46
25
68%
36
39¥2
87%
66
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,
•
72%
99%
78
87
12
297/8
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36
78
1
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71
.
96%
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12
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34%
20
4
5
41%
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37%
84
21%>
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83%
58%
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11
27% Feb L 9
\
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19%
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19%
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37¥2
83 ¥4
21 Vt
20%
47%
83
58%
33
20¥u
46% Jan
19% Jun
2.50
43%
82% Apr
28
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1
7
6
86
66
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Land
73%
99%
95%
39%
-1
24
31% Jan
39
Industries
Jan
77
34%
71%
87
46%
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
42% May 23
26% Apr
38
62%
PRICES
Aug. 3
*87
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77%
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Thursday
95%
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-
79%
1
Copper
County
88
89
8
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78
88
25%
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25% Jan
Jan
>
50c
6
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17
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100
preferred
Kansas City Southern
50 % Jan
*77
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100
preferred
68% Jan
36
.
100
4.35%
62% Sep
40%
99
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112
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113
69%
70%
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100
-
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72¥a
99%
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40%
72%
99%
19%
42%
39%
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preferred
preferred
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:
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90
43 % Feb
1
4%% (ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
82 % Mar 18
9
717/8
99%
19%
41%
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&
convertible
4%%' preferred
4%%i convertible
79% Apr. 11
9
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v,4'%%
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Laughlin Steel common_lO
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5%
preferred series A
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
5:
May
&
Jones
17
122% Jan .13
30
Mar
73% May 22
101% Apr
125
Sep
45
56¥2 Jan
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 1
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
6
47 '
NEW
Highest
49% Dec
-
LOW
STOCKS
'
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
49%
49
48%
¥2
96,500
32%
33%
31 ¥2
32%
35,400
22%
23
22 ¥2
22%
38,200
25 ¥4
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25 ¥.
25%
15,000
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150
150
53 ¥a
53 Va
155
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102
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87
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89
53
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59
59
51
50
310
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51
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59
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15 ¥2
15 ¥1
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7,000
71
72 ¥2
73
74%
8,300
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17 ¥4
17
17 ¥.
5,000
M
26
8
July 12
83
28
Mar
114% Dec
124
29% Oct
,7
41% Dec
30
27 ¥4 Jan
12
38
May 17
16
115 ¥2 Jan
6
119
M'ar 21
Aug
52% Jan
3
Jan
5
44% Jan
16
18
82 ¥1 Jan
5
30
20% Feb
'7
59 ¥2 Jan
' 7
38 ¥4 Jan
4
63 ¥2 May 17
Magma
Jun
2
46
4
96% Jun
Magnavox
85 ¥2 Aug
3
21
Dec
34 ¥4 May 10
31% Feb
55
.
43
Jan
51
Jun
12
59% July 27
88 ¥2 May
27
8
July 28
32 ¥» Aug
27% July 10
6
2
35
100
*116
.
Inc
preferred
Fund
Copper
36% Jan
3
60% Jun
9
Mallory
16% Jan
3
25 ¥2
4
Manhattan
27 ¥2 Jan
18
21% Jan
3
30% Jun
1
5 ¥2 Jan
22
4 ¥2 Jan
3
5% Jan
27
29
18% Jan
4
12 ¥2 Jan
4
<■23% May 15
Maremont
22 ¥» Oct
31
29% Jan
22
24% Jan
17
30% Aug
4
16 ¥« Oct
25
40 ¥4 Jan
6
17% July 18
26% Feb
28
40 Ya May 23
54% Dec
21
1£% Sep
26
4% Jun
6
12% Dec
51 ¥2 Jan
34
Mar 28
93
4
Corp:
6
Marshall
Aug
3
39 ¥2 May
7
Cement
39% July
26
Corp_"
Marquette
1
4 ¥4 %
Field
34% Mar 10
Masonite
£5¥2 May 19
May
Co
$3.75
6
80 ¥4 Aug
1
9
Aug 26
75
65% Jan
4
71 ¥2 Aug 29
68
72
Jan
12
18
Oct
5
31
July 29
July
Jan
19
70 ¥4 Jun
77 ¥2 Aug 31
75 ¥2 Jan
18
79 ¥» Jun
7
25 ¥4 Dec
6
23% Jan
3
48% Jun
12
¥2 Jan
18
36 ¥2 Jan
3
51 ¥2 May 19
7
40% Dec
21
36% Jan
6
71
26
Aug
3
39 ¥4 Apr
26
2 8 ¥2 Sep
28
40% Jan
15
30
Jan
4
38 ¥2 Apr
27
12
Dec
16
15% Feb
29
12% Jan
3
24% May 22
70
80 ¥s Feb
29
71 ¥4 Jan
4
Dec
8
86 ¥2 Dec
30
86 ¥2 Jan
22 ¥4 Mar
Dec
19
9 4 ¥2 Aug
5
Dec
27
85
44
99
94 ¥2 Mar 16
76
5
July 18
19
Nov
9
39 ¥2 Jan
4
28% Jan
3
18
May
5
27% Nov
29
22 ¥2 Jan
26
28
Oct
24
45% Jan
11
30% Jan
3
31 ¥2
July 27
120
107
May 10
Corp
May 19
July 25
161 ¥2 May 22
85
Jun
22
95V2
35%
36¥2
30%
53
80
79 V2
71
79V2
30%
48 ¥2
3%%
preferred
(J W)
Maytag
—
Co
Inc
McCall
Corp
McCord
Corp
No par
3
McCrory Corp common
50c
3 ¥2%
convertible preferred
100
$6 convertible preferred
100
5¥2%
conv
4¥2%
—
.
conv
preference
McDermott
(J Ray)
McDonnell
Aircraft
40% Apr
7
McGraw-Edison
McGraw-Hill
&
1
35
1
32 Vt
McGregor-Doniger
Inc class
11
14 ¥1 Jan
16
l^V. Jun
31% Oct
20
27
Feb
24
43% Aug
Jan
5
34 ¥2 Feb
23
3 6 ¥4 Aug
1
47
Apr
5
McKesson
5% Jan
3
5
McLean
6
McQuay
Norris Mfg
4
18
51 ¥4 Jun
23
31% Nov
Jan
4
7
28 ¥4 Jan
15
4
48.
Jan
7
Apr
14
5% Dec 20
15% Dec
31 ¥2 Aug
85
9
Nov
28
88
20 Ya Nov
21
29 ¥4 Mar -16
For
footnotes,
see page
26
16
88
24,
19
Jun
93
Jan
23% Jan
8 V« Jun
19 ¥4 Mar 17
45.
35 ¥2 Jan
May 24
31 ¥1 Apr
5
10
15¥2
37
1
A
Trucking Co
Jan
35% Jan
1
2.50
Co—
18% Jan
24% May 11
76%
41
34V8
100
B
Co Inc
Corp
Publishing^
27
3
98
*105
126
100
B
preference
6
8
30
55%
1
No par
1959 series
100
21% July 25
14 ¥2 Dec
*5
22 ¥2
28¥2
19 Va
1947 series_No par
39 ¥2 May
Mar 22
27¥2
No par
5
common
47 ¥4 Jun
43 ¥a
23 Va
100
.
Stores
preferred
MCA
57%
23
preferred 1945 series_No par
$3.40
Mays
56¥2
38%
,
$3.75 preferred
79
57%
23¥2
29
37%
19¥8
2
19
57
-22%
63
Aug
Jan
72
58
22%
No par
81
Dept
32 ¥4
No par
com
'
Jan
6OV4
96
31%
1
3
Aug 31
58¥t
95 ¥a
31%
No par
4
74
78
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
No par
McKee
No par
Mead
(AG)
&
&
CO—
Robbins
'
Inc
4 ¥4%
preferred
Portland
(1st
series 1
Cement
9
1
10
5
Co__
Corp common
Medusa
26%
59%
95 ¥2
:
3
44 Va Jan
5
26¥4
31 ¥2
Inc-i
29 ¥2 Jan
1
31
72 ¥2 Jan
58¥2
87¥a
58Vi
93%
30
52
79 V2
*78V2
*69V2
*78
30%
48
6
53 Ya Aug
19
40 ¥4 Oct
51
58¥8
85%
26 ¥2
f
31 ¥2
27%
5¥a
23
28%
19%
56
39%
95 V2
Co
Co__
38% Jan
26% Oct
*50
50¥a
60%
94
27¥2
—
Mfg
preferred
Martin
48 Vi
30%
12.50
1
1
5
1
4
,
:
&
50V2
58¥2
86V2
116¥2 116¥2
59¥a
91 ¥2
22%
Corp-
Marquardt
50¥4
25%
56%
.
r
Midland
Marine
26 ¥2
1
Co
Maxwell & Moore
Oil Exploration
Manning
50V2
58 Va
86¥2
No par
&
Shirt—
97
May 31
29% Feb
89 ¥2 Jan
(PR)
63% Mar 17
4
91 ¥4 Jan
Aug
50V4
58 V4
86¥2
5
Maracaibo
19% July
48%
1
:
—
8
50 ¥4 Jun
17
35 ¥2
35
116¥2 116¥2
10
1
:
Co
New
49%
26
1
Inc
35
117 ¥2
50Vi
57V2
86V2
50
1
100
(w w)
4¥4%
Madison
48%
5
—
(R H) Co Inc common
preferred series A
Macy
23
26
15% Nov
33
1
5¥4%
17
48
4
common—10
Forbes
&
preferred
Trucks
23
7
Jan
Oct"
2
6%
Mack
Dec
Mar
79
17
32% Jan
MacAndrews
49 ¥2 Feb
37%
16% May
6
.50 ¥2 Aug
100
No par
'
22%
28%
19
55¥4
38%
*95
36%
30
53
79 ¥2
79V2
*70
*78
,
27¥2
5 ¥8
22%
29
20
55¥2
39 ¥4
97
36%
30¥2
53%
79 V2
27%
5V«
22%
28%
19 ¥4
55
38%
*95
28
5¥a
23%
29%
20 ¥»
56
38%
97
36%
37%
29%
53¥2
79%
*80
*70
*78
32
48%
30%
53%
81
81
71
79V2
30%
48 V2
8OV4
71
79V2
32%
49
64
64
65
64
30
38
28
*37
29
37%
19¥2
26V2
19¥2
99
106
126
77
43
34%
35%
33 ¥4
16
37%
29
36V2
29
37%
7¥4
18¥4
*42
*91 ¥4
7¥2
I8V4
42 ¥2
93 ¥2
28
5
28
32%
34%
35 ¥4
35
31%
15
38%
27%
33
15%
41%
31 ¥2
15V8
29
36%
27%
49
64%
28¥i
37 ¥4
19%
98
105
131
79 ¥4
42V2
35%
35 ¥2
32 ¥2
15%
41
28¥i
36%
37¥»
7¥4
7%
I8V4
18%
42¥2 .42%
7¥4
18%
42¥2
*92 ¥2
7%
18%
43
93¥2
19%
98
105
98
105
127% 127%
77
77 ¥2
41V2. 42 V2
34¥a
34%
36¥i
92
28%
92
28%
37
19¥2
98
105
130
77 ¥4
41%
34V»
40V2
28%
29
35 ¥2
35
*116 ¥2
118
34%
118
34%
118
49%
49 ¥2
50 ¥2
¥4
51
51
51
58 ¥2
59
59
59 ¥4
47 ¥2
*50
8 7 ¥2
1,100
70
38,600
1,600
5,600
250
*86 ¥4
87 ¥2
*86 ¥4
26%
26%
26 ¥2
27
17,500
58
60 ¥a
59
59 ¥2
22,500
36,900
19,600
93 ¥4
94 ¥»
31 Ya
31%
30
31 ¥4
57%
62
57
57%
6,200
23%
25 ¥4
24 ¥2
25 ¥2
10,700
28 ¥4
28%
28%
28%
5
5
5
5
3,400
1,100
23
23%
22%
23%
15,700
29
29%
29 ¥2
30%
27,700
11,400
19
19 ¥2
18 ¥2
19 Va
56
58 ¥4
57%
58
38%
38%
38%
38%
97
97
36%
37%
5,600
4,700
98 ¥2
40
36%
3 7 ¥4
84,100
29%
30
29%
29%
4,600
53%
54
*96
53%
54%
18,100
80%
78 ¥2
79%
290
80
80
79
79
*70
71
*70
71
*78
79 ¥2
*79%
31 ¥2
31%
78%
79
32 ¥2
33%
620
300
9,700
49 ¥4
51%
50 ¥t
51
2,800
63 Ya
64%
62 ¥2
63 %
5,200
26
27
26%
28
37 ¥2
37 ¥2
37 ¥2
37%
900
19%
20
20
20%
31,200
*98
102
TOO
105
105
105
105
132
132
133
134
940
3.220
102
5,300
280
110
80 ¥4
80 ¥4-
81
43 Va
447/a
44 ¥2
45%
17,100
34%
"35%
34Ya,
36
35,100
35%
8,900
18.000
79
35
35%
35 ¥4
31%
32%
31%
32 %
15
14 ¥2
15
39 ¥2
41%
*27%
27%
1.600
3.7%
16,500
7 ¥4
14,300
14%
40%
43%
27 ¥4
28
3 6 ¥2
37 ¥2
7¥a
7 ¥4
18%
18%
43
43
37
7¥a
3.100
19,000
18%
18%
1,000
42 ¥2
43
6,100
*92 ¥2
93 ¥2
*92 ¥2
93 ¥2
10
28 ¥2
28 ¥2
28 %
29 ¥4
4.300
20
(544)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
25% Mar 10
301/2 Dec
30
77% Jan
84% Sep
7
Dec
29
8
30% May 25
37
73
Jan
26
96% Jun
70
Jan
8
~8% Dec" 16
84
3
35% Feb
28
Jan
6
83% Jun
2
33 Ve Feb
16
39% Apr
90% Apr
21
Mercantile
20
Merck
81
Feb
14
35
May 21
80
77% Jan
2
20
75
Apr 20
24% Mar 10
23
9 Ve Jan
11
3
3
Aug
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
30% Jan
Aug 31
18 »/4 Feb
NEW
Highest
Par
34%
34%
83%
83%
Co
&
$3.50
83%
3%
*37%
38%
37%
37
16 %c
84%
86
85 %
No par
Stores
Inc
*80%
common
preferred
Mergenthaler
13% Apr 20
12% July 28
Inc
Co
Mesabi
Linotype
Merritt-Chapman
&
Co
Trust—Units
of
benef'cl
int
7,500
10%
14,500
59,700
11%
12
11
11 %
11 Vt
11%
5
53%
53%
52%
52%
53 Va
53 Vt
53
53 Vt
54 Va
54%
1,200
No par
53"%
54%
53 %
55
53%
54%
53%
54 Vt
51%
53'A
36,200
pfd_100
85%
85%
87
86
12%
12%
12%
Jun
May 27
4.35%
preferred
series
100
*92%
94
2
84
July 21
3.85%
preferred
series
100
*83
84%
19
82
Nov
14
80
Jan
24
4
95
Aug 11
90
Jan
3
25% Mar 16
41
22
Dec
331/4 Dec 20
100
*83
84%
*83
84%
*83
100
*97
99
*97
99
*97
4
38% May 24
Middle
Feb
17
52
May 16
Midland
46% Apr 28
58
Feb
Midland-Ross
8
93% Jan
10
30
May
2
40% Nov
15
39% Jan
4
49 % Mar 14
26% May 18
1
178% Jun
19% Jan
3
30% Aug
4
170% Mar 10
28
Apr
19
33% Jan
4
31% Feb
24
136% July 19
102% July 24
17
27
July 12
16'A July
30
7
Mar 10
99%
99%
*99 %
99'A
99 Vt
99%
10
*43%
44%
43 %
43%
44
44
44
44-
43%
441/4
6,200
Philipp Corp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com 1.50
28%
29%
28 %
28%
28%
29%
29%
30%
30 Vt
30%
52,900
1st
Oil
Corp
&
3%
12
Minn
6
convertible
Mining
Apr
6
11
Mission
30% Mar 22
34% Jan
3
42% Jun
3% Jan
3
&
17
Feb
17
7% Oct
26
15
34% Jan
4
22% Sep
1
19% Jan
S
15% Jan
11
Jan
3
8
Public
13% Apr
4
Mohasco
Industries
62
Jan
4
71
Jan
4
79
13% Jan
3
19% Apr
4
9% Dec
13
13% Jan
11
8'A Apr
14
10% Jan
19
55% Jan
4
30
11% Aug 22
73 % Mar 29
6% Feb
2
9% Jun
20
56% Aug
1
32% Aug
1
3
25
31% Aug 16
31
Feb
24
32% July 21
25 % Oct
Jan
RR
Class
class
147
147%
150 Vt
150
150%
103 %
104
105
105
105%
106
76 %
77
77
78%
31%
32%
32 %
32 %
31 Vt
32
31
31%
41%
41%
41%
38
Jun
12
Montana
39% Jan
30
Power
11% Jan
9
17'A Feb
15
29% Apr
10
37% Feb
16
Morrell
17
Sep
26
24% Jan
19
8
28 Vt Apr
20
Motec
601/2 Oct
24
98
75% Jan
11
Oct
27
23% Jan
4
3
20% Mar 17
Motor
29% Jan
9
37% May 19
Mountain
12% Nov
7
19% Dec
5
16% Jan
4
41% May 31
M
Sep
28
28% Jan
22
20% Jan
31
26% May 22
Mueller
171/2 Oct
25
21
21
471/4 Dec
30
53% Mar
Sep
11% Jan
17% Jan
100
May
8
American
431/4
29
29
38%
4%
4'A
38 Ve
4%
417/a
41 Vt
41%
4 Vt
42
38%
'
38%
38
4%
4%
42
800
5,800
19,600
6,800
4%
6,400
42 Va
42
4,500
4,000
38%
38%
37%
38%
38
38'A
38
38 Va
38 %
38%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23V4
23%
1,500
common
5
9%
10
9%
10%
10
10%
10
10%
10%
11 %
20,700
"68 Vt
70
*68 Vt
100
*68 Vt
:
70
*71
70
72
"71
72
71
71
No par
T7Vt
17%
17%
17Vt
171/4
*9%
10%
♦9
10
*9'A
10
*71
17%
9%
681/4
*68V4
69%
72
681/4
17%
_25
*71
72
173/4
1734
10
10
40
20
18'A
10
3,000
900
8%
8%
*7%
77/a
7%
2
53%
54%
54%
56 Va
54%
56 Vt
55
55%
55%
56%
87,600
5
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 3/4
33%
333.8
333/4
5,100
No par
34%
35
34%
35Vt
35
35%
35%
35V4
*35V2
353A
2,600
34%
35
35%
35%
351/4
35%
35%
36
36%
36%
6,600
28
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
273/4
28 V8
27-%
28
Co
Co
1,000 lire
&
CO—No par
Lines
&
8
*73A
8%
8
8
12
Inc_
11%
11%
11%
11%
HVt
11%
llVt
11%
11 Va
1,000
31
31%
31%
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
32 %
323A
19%
2OV4
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
2OV4
19%
20%
89
89%
87%
90
88
89'A
87
88'A
87
88
1
Inc
_3
Wheel
Corp__.
Fuel
Brass
5,700
6,100
21,600
5
13%
14
13%
14%
14
14%
13%
141/4
__10
34%
35Vt
35Vt
353A
35%
353A
351/4
35%
35Va
351/4
3,700
30%
32%
31%
32%
30%
331/4
30%
31 %
30%
30%
22,100
1
'23%
241/4
23%
23%
233A
233A
233A
23%
*23%
233/4
5
21%
22%
21%
21%
1
47%
48%
47%
47%
10
26%
26%
26%
.32%
32'A
Co
Inc
i
Co
27
Feb
8
Munsingwear
52
Apr
5
12
26% Jan
10
32% Mar 28
Murphy Co
(G C)
Murray Corp of America
66% Jun
17
27% Feb
1
41% Mar
8
NAFI
Inc
3,900
No par
Supply
Industries
42,900
ll3^
10
Co
Industries
L
38%
38%
38%
4'/a
41%
__100
Ward
(John)
Motorola
38%
41%
23 J/4
5
29% Sep
43V4
29
1
18
44
43 Vt
29
Co__6.25
Jan
1
43 Vt
29
41%
Shares
Montgomery
S
43 Vt
29
38%
.
Moore-McCormick
47% Jan
3
42%
29
4%
Co
14% Jan
May 31
43
29
Mining <fc Chemical—
28
Mar
42%
29%
41%
Utilities
29
1
41%
43 %
No par
Montana-Dakota
34% Mar
41%
41%
43%
4%
Tool
Chemical
Mar 10
24
3
11,000
29%
41%
B
Monsanto
39
10% Sep
26% July
1,900
32%
31%
58,000
41%
10
41'A
9,300
78V4
*77
5
A
261/8 Sep
1
145'A
76%
90
Co
Inc
Machine
Montecatini
127/a Feb
145
104
75%
preferred
57% Sep
53% Jan
4
143
103%
77%
2.50
preferred
Monon
29
44% Jan
2IV2 Jan
24% Nov
145%
A_No par
Cement
400
6,100
100
104
5
Service
4.20%
Monarch
*99 Vt
100
No par
class
RR
3%%
Mar 28
51%
76 %
Paper
Light
11,100
43
50 Va
143 %
RR
Portland
6
33 % Dec
Missouri-Kan-Tex
Missouri
87% Mar 23
43
50%
1
Missouri
80% Mar 11
9
&
28
197/8 Jan
100
46
*43
103%
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
24% Feb
12
8
Power
1
100
Corp
42% May 15
26
29
Minnesota
Ontario
Pacific
Oct
61/2 Dec
&
Missouri
11% Oct
351/8 Sep
Minnesota
37
45
No par
preference
Mfg
Mission
6
*44
Chem
45% Apr
Jan
19
_1
common
preferred
Minerals
44
39
25
Inc
Corp
Midwest
6
15
26V2 Mar
100
Enterprises
5%%
3
29% Jun
1
50
15
4
37%
50%
Jun
5% Mar 27
36%
37
46
50
87% Jun
42% Aug
37
—
10
46
May 24
37% Apr 20
36%
— —
36%
4
8
•
84%
100
4S
Jan
Aug 16
6% Jan
6
*98
37%
24
48 % Jan
36%
*83
99
50%
35% Jan
35
36%
84 Va
99
4S
37% Jan
7
'
49%
38% Aug 31
4
60
84%
50%
Feb
241/2 Dec 29
50
94
'
10
Inc
94
*83
49%
34
20
Nov
109
Utilities
86
•
5
1
31/8 Dec
70
17
South
28% May
35% Jan
33% Dec
60
70% Jan
101 %
9
95%
84 Va
*83
99
95% Dec
Jun
*94
'
84%
series
5
88
84 %
*83
95%
*83
series
Jan
8
*94
84%
preferred
88
Oct~24
94
preferred
3
60
*86
87
4.45%
22
123% Feb
93%
*83
*86
86%
3.80%
Jan
21
*85
3
30% Jan
40
3.90%
3
59% Feb
15% Oct
Edison
12%
99
48% July 25
58
Co
84'A July
Aug
600
29%
10Va
97
Jan
81
*80%
29 Va
87
751/4 Jan
*80%
10%
5
86
14,000
81
10
May
89%
29%
Jan
80
88'A
10 Va
89% Jan
10
88%
81
81
Oct
87%
29 Vt
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
82
87%
10%
Mesta
15
86 V*
81 %
59% Mar 10
751/2 Feb
1,600
86
29%
70% May
Metropolitan
38%
10 Va
3
15
38%
29
3
8
38 Vt
10%
45% Jan
14
37%
81
41% Jan
Nov
00V4
<
29%
4
93% Sep
60
%
3
74
10%
16
84
4,400
84
81
45% Dec
5
Shares
34%
83 %
28%
70% Jan
13
34 Vt
*83
83 %
10%
16
831/2 Jan
Aug. 3
34'A
34'A
•4
*13
81
28
741/2 Jan
the Week
Friday
Aug. 4
Thursday
29%
24% Jun
Machine
Sales for
PRICES
10%
__12.50
42V4 Dec
8
SALE
29
25c
Scott
HIGH
Aug. 2
34%
■>4%
Aug. 1
34%
34%
83 %
Shoe Corp common
preferred series B
4%
July 31
1
100
Melville
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
:
—
-
13%
14%
v
8,300
1,400
213/4
22
213/4
22 Va
22 %
22%
1,900
46
47'A
46 %
46 Va
46 Va
471/4
4,600
26%
26%
27
27
27
27V4
27%
4,200
33Vt
31%
321/4
313A
17,100
,
•
N
1
12
Mar 30
16
Jun
17
3
18% Apr
4
Natco
40
Oct
13
54% Jan
4
47
Jan
4
59% Mar
1
National
10
Dec
1
17% Jan
4
10
Jan
3
16
% Mar 14
National
National
Aviation
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
143% Jan
8
12
July 18
49% Oct
26
32% Aug 22
26% Jan
77% Nov 30
27
70% Jan
157% Aug 12
149
6
70% Jun
Jan
3
3% Jan
11% Mar
3
6
43
Jan
61% Jan
4
25% July 20
20 V4 Nov
28
31
May
20% Jan
10
44% Jan
20
66% Dec
59% Jan
4
24% Dec
6
35% Jan
24% Dec
81% Dec
13
104
11
88% Dec
20
78
Sep
144% Jan
19
98
Jan
33% Apr
26% Feb
12
28
19
17% Oct
19
25% Oct
12
68
National
7%
Can
National
Cash
Apr
7
132% Sep
24% Dec
7
125
129 % Jun
97
Apr
3
Jan
4
21
23% Jan
3
Jan
14
28% July 21
32% Jun
4
80
84%
84%
84%
84V4
85
85
85Vt
84%
85
6,500
pfd
4%%
series
$4.50
Lead
preferred
preferred
27% May 15
National
3
10% Apr
5
Natomas
14
29 Va Apr
28
National
21% Jan
3
75% Jan
8
85
79% Jan
9
84
55
6
79% Jan
6
63% Jan
3
75% Mar 22
43% Jan
3
65% Aug
Newport
25
Jan
3
31% Jan
6
8
39% Jun
13
35% Jun
27
2% Oct ,25
6% Jan
6
1% July
7
15% July 18
4% Oct
25
12% Jan
5
12 % Dec
7
37% Jan
11
11% Jun
15
5
29% Sep
14
28% Jan
3
4
75% Jan
23
33 % Mar 15
80% Aug 19
39% Aug 17
38% Jan
3
65 % Jan
73
Mar 28
68% Jun
29
76
Aug 17
80% May 4
88% Aug 18
71% Jan
9
69% Mar
74% Jan
80
Jan
14
7
4'
15
99 % Feb
2
92 % Jan
20
18 % May
5
108
Aug
9
102% Sep
7
22
2% July 10
Jan
25
62 % Dec
28
17
99 % Jan
6
103% Jan
5
48% Dec
22
8% Jan
23
18% Jan
30
38'A July 10
81 % Feb
47% Aug
72
Apr
75% Mar
27
July 27
24
Feb
6
24
Mar 14
13% Jan
12
43
May
9
107 % May 10
108% Jan
5
113% Mar 13
106% Jan
3
112
4
22% Jan
25
29 % Aug
26
223A
x22 '/o
22%
Co
Jan
12
Jun
27
82
July
Aug 26
83
5
July 11
83% Jan
5
Jun
6
73A
7%
7%
7%
10,500
21%
21%
21V4
22%
3,500
8,500
44%
443/4
443A
443A
44%
46%
46%
78 %
78%
77%
77%
*77%
1
24%
24%
24Vo
24%
pfd.100
*82%
69%
62 Vo
100
System
Corp
.10
Ship & Dry Dock
1
Brake
-
45%
45%
46%
79
79
79
241/4
24%
24%
24V4
*82%
84
*78
1,800
79%
160
24%
24%
11,600
84
84
20
84
*82%
84
82%
82%
70
70%
73
733A
75
72%
75V2
73%
75%
14,300
63%
623/4
653/B
62 3A
64%
631/4
63%
63%
64%
17,800
35%
35%
35'A
35%
35
■
.
353A
35%
35%
35%
4,200
1
16 %
17%
16%
173/a
17%
17%
I7V2
1 8 1/8
173A-.
18%
36,000
15
:
Railroad-
St Louis
&
series
5%
38 Va
383/a
373A
38
37%
38 3/a
373/4
38% '
38%
38'A
8,600
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
2%
9,500
3%
1,600
5
35
$3.75
preferred
Nopco
13%
13%
13
13 Va
13
13
37
*77%
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
79 Va
79'A
37%
79%
37 Va
79'A
79%
*78
79%
*78
79%
60
45%
69%
46%
46%
47
47
47%
47
47%
47%
47%
14,000
69%
69%
70%
♦70
70%
69%
70
69%
69%
290
73%
73%
100
_100
;
Natural
64%
64 Va
100
Ry-
5
Co
com
5
preferred
series
100
preferred
series
100
preferred
series
100
$4.11
preferred
series—
$4.16
preferred
series
41 % Jan
26
4
15% Jan
3
67% May 15
33% July 20
4
23% Jan
4
34 %
Northrop
Airlines
17 % Sep
37% Sep
27
22% Dec
13
21% Jan
4
59
July 7
37'A May 17
Northwestern
20
27
41% Jan
6
64
Norwich
May 12
5%%>conv
105 Va
105%
105%
270
99 Va
99%
99%
99%
500
25%
2,700
44
2,500
25%
25%
25%
41%
22
*21%
21%
*21%
22
*12%
13
*12%
13
45%
101 Va
90
105%
,
44
101%
8,000
200
21%
*21%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
25%
24%
25 v*
24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
3,900
54'A
53%
54%
54%
55%
54%
55%
54%
55 %
81,700
64%
64 Va
64%
64 Va
65
64
64
36%
35 7
35 Va
105
32 v*
33%
105
110%
"108%
35
105
110%
109 %
34%
*104
109 %
108
35%
105%
110%
108 Va
*64
35%
*104
109%
*108
105 %
109%
109%
a
105
109 Va
*108
36%
105
109%
109
400
2,500
140
15,200
230
520
170
41%
42%
41%
42
41%
42 %
41%
42'/a
12,400
31%
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
32 %
32 Va
32%
12,000
74
73
73
840
74
73%
73%
73 Va
73%
73
84%
84
84
83 Va
83%
*8%
83 V4
82%
82%
83 %
83 %
*83
84%
83 %
8 3'A
70
84 V*
*83%
84%
340
86%
*84
86%
Inc
&
com
Wire
Co
63%
63%
64%
63%
64%
63%
64 %
64
64%
17,400
10
30'A
31V*
30%
30%
30
30'/a
30 V*
31
30%
31'A
13,700
34 Va
34 Va
34%
34 %
34%
4.300
100
preferred
Steel
Pharmacal
150
84
73%
847/a
*82Va
84%
*84
62%
—100
Corp
Northwest
150
79
100%
44%
100%
111'A
111
108 % 108%
43%
42'A
32
73%
84
44%
46%
100%
♦21%
73 %
78%
84
101 %
45%
100%
6,300
79
100%
47
101
22
*
1,000
1
86 % Mar 22
87% Feb
8
26
64
$4.08
Dec
25%
64'A
$4.10
31% Jan
99%
84
105%
99%
64
$3.60
31% Jan
26
105 Va
64 Ve
preferred
4
100
64%
5.60%
Nov
105%
♦99%
64
5.80%
Power
105%
63%
105
Pacific
85
64 Va
100
100
Co__
*78%
79
*84
100
25%
73%
•78%
105'A
25%
73%
78%
64%
preferred
preferred
States
74
85
63 %
35
5%%
78%
*84
5
Co
Gas
*73%
50
10
10
Northern
85
53 %
25
Corp
Ry
78%
1
common__25
Corp
Central
105 %
*99 %
74
50c
1
Ry
,
3%
257/a
46 %
100 Va
21%
127/a
25%
5
Co
4
47
*84
100
21
7
78 %
100
77% Mar 2.)
May
*73
100
.
Adjustment preferred
6%
preferred
Northern
13%
100
Western
&
3%
3%
13%
37%
com_No par
Corp„
Share
Chemical
Norfolk
3%
*3'A
13%
37%
_100
preferred
Niagara
3%
3%
3%
13 Va
com.No par
Mhk Pwr Corp
3%
2
2
1
Corp
Gas
1%
100
A
Shipbuilding
Electric
Co
86% Feb
85
13% Oct
24.
7%
22%
common_No par
York
Northern
83
2,100
7V4
21%
(J J)
State
Y
34% July 17
72
22%
7%
22%
1,500
Pr & Lt Co 4%
tPreferred
10
9
22
73A
22%
12 'A
New
27% Jan
7
221/4
8'A
23'A
27%
N
Northern
14
22
7%
23%
1
12%
Mining
50 Va Mar 22
24% Mar 31
22Vt
2,600
13,300
29,700
27
News
39% July 19
87% Sep
see page
223A
Car
8
footnotes,
22 %
8
1
American
20
For
7%
North
2
Jan
Jun
81/4
Aviation
Sep
31
7%
American
Sep
22
8%
North
48
86% Aug 24
8%
Norris-Thermador
110
5
8%
34% May 15
55% Aug
3
112
Jan
81/4
preferred
4
80
8%
12 5A
3.40%
13
87
8%
.
27%
10
25
11
Television__l
24,400
19%
21%
12%
Niagara
May 16
79% Jan
19Va
21 %
27%
2
Jun
Sep
19V4
21 Vt
New Haven & Hartford_No par
69
86
19Va
21%
Y
67
76 % Sep
95
19%
21%
IN
24
3
8
94%
19'A
21%
"
35% Oct
5
95
19%
213/a
Air
11
29
94
19Vt
Central
17
Apr
96V4
95%
21%
York
Jan
Jan
94%
96 Vt
19%
Chicago
Jan
81
96%
95
21%
York
30
78
1,500
Y
101% Jan
67 % Jan
31%
N
64
5
31%
New
45% Jan
July
1,500
31%
New
Mar 29
103
27
31
Mar 22
32% Sep
6
107% Aug 24
68
27
31%
Mar 21
26
41 % Apr
27 Vt.
31
46
57% Jun
20
26%
31%
22
117
Dec
80
2 6 3A
31%
19%
preferred
26
125%
26
303/a
21 Va
preferred
Jan
125%
25%
30
123/4
4.85%
18
127
25%
27%
5.25%
3
*1251/2
25%
12%
1
12% July
126
270
27%
6
July 18
18,500
27%
Mar
21
330
92%
152
12%
103% Mar
12
94%
91V4
152
12%
108
19
126
93%
27%
Jan
20% Jan
127
94
94%
154
12%
103
Jan
153%
a
25%
_10
preferred
98% Jan
*126
92 3
*152%
No par
preferred
98
36
1
126
94%
94%-
93'A
154
27%
3.90%
4.10%
19% Jan
26% Feb
New Jersey
152%
153%
126
94%
92
•152%
12%
3.60%
30% Jan
49
26
153 %
95
92%
10
preferred
England Electric
New
91 %
_1
3%%
12
*94%
27 Va
3
4
6
3
95
90%
1
6
6
29% May
89 Va
._5
Mar 17
15
2
*94 Va
5
1,600
Co
Apr
Jan
17 % Dec
11,500
Inc
83
41% Jan
13% July 12
22% July 20
13,200
63 V4
5
88
106% Jan
4
27%
63
100
&
Jan
25
11% Mar
27%
63%
501/4
4
82
29
Dec
501%
27V4
62 Va
Co
76 % Jan
26% Sep
90 % Oct
23
50 Va
271/4
63V2
36% May 10
4% Jan
23% May
72% Jan
51Vt
27%
62%
Corp
Co
Newmont
47% Aug 22
7
32% Jan
23% May 11
14% Dec
6
51 Vt
27%
623/4
■
Newberry
4
29% Mar
52
28%
__100
Ref Co
Meter
13
May
52
621/4
Co
Bros
Jan
33 % May 11
50 3A
27%
63%
Corp
Fibre
Neisner
79% Aug 19
22% Aug
2
Jun
50%
2 8 Va
62%
A
Service
Co__
Neptune
9,000
No par
Vulcanized
6
7,700
50
Corp
9
2,700
28
common..
Theatres
Nautec
..
10
common
B
Linen
.
A
_1
50
Co
Co
Co
6%
5% Jan
Aug 30
100
(conv)
Gas
1%
19% Feb
25% Jun
1951
preferred
National
21% Jan
18
19% Jan
of
preferred
15
Mar
25,700
84%
4%%
10
80
101%
45,900
29
74
lOOVa
29
7% J^n
27% Jun
36% Jan
100 Va
993A
28%
5% Jan
46% Apr
21
993/4
100 3/a
29V4
4
3
24
100 3/a
9,900
28%
29% Jun
Jan
43,200
29
Steel
71
440
13%
80 Va
28%
Tea
36% Oct
152%
12 a4
80
*
28 3/4
Sugar
16% Jun
1521%
13%
28%
National
29% Jan
80%
153 %
13Va
28 3A
National
26
79%
152 Va
133/a
28 Va
National
24
80
154
12%
Corp com_5
Chem
&
5
9% Jan
98
153%
12%
69%
20
22% Jan
98
79%
154
26 3/a
Jun
4
12Vt
152V4
22
22% July 11
14% Mar
78%
12%
691/4
22% Jan
34% May 24
40% July 11
79
153% /
12 Va
261/4
98
1
78%
153'A
21%
6
1
.....
10
69%
17
Nov
10
common
2 6 Va
29
Dec
7,100
.
22
Jan
10
30%
30%
•
69 Ve
18% Jun
24
30%
21%
15 % Jan
9
30%
26%
8
29
30 %
693A
4
28
.V. 30 Va
V
79%
26%
National-Standard
Nov
30%
22
98% Jan
4% July 22
30%
69
20% Jan
18% Oct
301/4
26 Va
8
18
30
.
5,300
22
National
17
29,400
70%
3
Apr
16%
22%
28% Jan
9 Va
15%
>27Vi
31
3
153/a
693/a
28
Jan
15%
26 3/4
28
13
15%
213A
14% Oct
31
151/4
70'A
16% Oct
4% Oct
15Vt
27
8
27% Aug
15
22%
3
95% Feb
15
/
69 Va
154 % May 18
July 19
1,500
14%
__5
Products
Fuel
84
553A
5
Dairy
Gypsum
91% May 15
13%
55%
97 %
National
149
13
553A
27
National
9
13Va
x553A
••
22 Va
1
4
123A
553A
_5
64"% July 17
10
131/4
553A
__No par
1
30 V8 Mar 29
Oct
12 7A
553A
100
23% Jan
Aug
31%
13%
553/4
Register
27
Aug
31%
13%
553A
National Castings Co
National City Lines Inc
92 % Feb
52
32%
133/4
55%
1
.
Corp
Co
53 % May
4
+
Corp
Natl Distillers
160
40
Biscuit
30% May 11
July
Co
preferred
National
National
109% Jan
5
120 % Jan
Sep
59
Apr 17
14% Apr
3
104 % May
4
83% Jan
11
24% Jan
85% Mar 30
157
70% Mar 15
46 V»
21% May 27
49 % Oct 19
12
Acme
25% Jan
11
Jan
31 % Jan
Corp
13'A
1
Airlines
12% Aug
31 %
5
Corp_
83%
*84
84 %
*83 %
84%
86%
*84
86 Va
*84
*83
84
160
34
34 Va
34%
34%
34 Va
5
33%
34 Va
34
35
35
36
35
35 %
35
35 Va
4,300
62%c
59%
60 Va
60
61
60'A
61
61
61%
60%
61%
6,200
25
Co
84%
86 Va
*83 %
84
u
Volume
194
Number
6079
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Ri'.
NEW
Highest
YORK
V
,
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
L0W AND HIGH sale prices
Tuesday
July 31
Par
Aug. 1
Wednesday
Aug. 2
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Aug. 3
Aug. 4
Shares
o
317a May 17
387a Sep
84
947a Sep
35% Jan
3
46% Aug
4
42%
423/4
9
89
Jan
3
95 3/4 Feb
23
4.40%
preferred
100
93%
937a
*93%
7572 Jan
4
82
Sep
,9
79
Jan
3
83% Mar 20
3.90%
preferred
100
79%:
81
89
Jan
4
96
Aug
9
93 7a Jan
3
98
May
3
4.56%
preferred
100
♦97
98
86
Jan
6
9374 Sep
2
907a Jan
13
94
Feb
21
4.44%
preferred
100
93
93
307a Aug
4
3974 Jan
4
3674 Jan
5
Aug
4
Ohio
Oil
No par
43%
44%
443/4
28 7a Mar
7
36
Dec
15
33% Jan
19
44 7a Jun
16
Okla
Gas
common_5
42%
427a
427a
427a
16
6
20
16%
16%
♦163/4
177a
87 7a
*85
Jan 7'4:c:'
Jan
837a Jun
16% Sep
1
19
21
167a Apr
12
85
Jan
16
24% May 10
33 74 Dec
19
3774 Aug
4
547a Jan
4
157a Dec
29
187a Oct
20
87
45 V4
17% Mar 15
4.24%
3
Olin
Mathieson
157a Jan
4
20% Apr
28
Olin
Oil
5
3974 Jan
17
567a Jan
4
4
Oct
24
237a Jan
12
14
15
Dec
12
1674 Jun
Jan
25
12274 Jun
31
116
1047a Feb
167a Jan
1574 Jan
6
21% Apr
26
Chemical
1
4
34% May
8774 Jan
6
98
3574
26
32 y4 Jan
19
19%
19 7a
197a
18%
193/a
20
183/4
19%
20
20%
33,800
2074
2074
20
20
197a
19%
20
1
*15%
16
1
8774
88 7a
com__6.25
877a
88 7a
.
(The)_.
Fiberglas
Glass
Corp
Co
110
110
29'%
29 7a
95
No par
95
30 y4 Jan
3
5
5V4Jan
3
Jan
4
16
July 31
26% May 15
Packard-Bell
6
15% Jun
19
Pan
23% Jan
4
17% July 20
21% Feb
27
Pan
Amer
50% Dec
30
39% July 19
56% Apr
4
39
24
17% July
16% Apr
28
Jun
8
83 y2 Mar 18
91% Oct
26
7
86% Jan
5
53% Jan
18
29
36% Mar 15
67% Sep
1
5iy8 Jun
15
21% Oct
4
28 y4 Jan
4
33 7a Oct
24
60% Feb
29
34 y4 Jan
4
1% Dec
1
M'ar 16
1% Jun
26
39 y2 Apr
3
14 >/4 Feb
12
20% Dec
21 y4 Jan
12
24
Nov
32% July 27
23% Jan
6
6%
92% July 20
85% Apr
44% Apr
Paramount
12
10
Parke
46
Mar 24
5
19% Jan
3
30 y2 Aug
17
23 V4 Jan
9
27
44
Mar 15
60% Dec
14
49% May 16
24
Nov
1
31% Jan
4
27 7a July 26
33
22
15 y2 Jan
Apr
58% July
Feb
5%
6
27
Sep
20
18% Jun
41
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
4iy2Jan
4
23% May
9
49 % Apr 14
38% Aug
8
45
Sep
7
37% Apr
28y2 Jan
5
49
3
41% Aug
4
Pennsalt
41% Jun
6
Pennsylvania
36
Dec
22
25% Jan
27
28% Sep
7
26% Jan
9
31% Feb
23
97% Aus 24
95 y4 Jan
3
101% Jun
5
2
18
5
30 y2 Nov
7
54% Feb
8
94% Aug 31
90% Jan
5
97% Jun
177a Jan
11% Jan
3
16y4 Mar 28
45
Jan
5
7
66 y2 May 16
32% Jan
62% Jan
37
37% Nov
15
68% Mar 25
34 y4 Jan
29
50 y4 Jun
17
46
43% Dec
14
52% Dec
16
43% Jan
30
Sep
28
92 y2 Jan
7
13 % May 17
41% Dec
95 y2 Mar
16% Jan
3
4
Eye
92
4
83% Apr
Perkin-Eimer
Pet Milk
12
5
37% Jan
3
62
7
94% Feb
1
98
11
15% Jan
18
Jan
21
26% Mar 14
38% Jun
23
43 y2 Mar
57% Jan
6
3
Apr
&
5% May 25
Jan
3
30% Jan
3
437s July
7
65 V* May
16
Pfeiffer
Pfizer
Permutit
4.40%
3.80%
19
13
80% Jan
3
85
96
91% July
5
100 y2 Jan 23
98
Sep
93
Jan
12
101
Sep
26
Oct
25
49
Jan
15% Dec
60% Dec
29
71
Mar 29
60
6
104Vz Mar
657a Apr
26
17% Jan
38 V4 Apr
3
25% Jun
5
62
3
67 V* May 18
Jan
5
81
Dec
9
78% Jan
3
102
20
85
Aug 12
79% Jan
30
86
74% Jan
14
80% Aug 29
77% Jan
12
52% Jan
3
13% Apr
29
31% May
54
Dec
6
47
11
97
73
28
25% Jan
10
Dec
2
13% Dec
23
Dec
28
17% Nov
17
79
12
8
83% Mar 16
55% Sep
58% July
97
Jun
27
5
60% Jun
5
6
59% Jun
1
3
27% Apr
24
8
30
88 % Mar 21
$5
22
80 y4 Jan
18
88
$4.80
19 y4 May 20
14% Jan
3
88
Aug
93
Jan
Apr
21
18% Mar 16
132
Aug 31
8
387/a Jan
227/a Jan
4
123 7t July 2T
18 74 Jan
3
6274 July 18
130
May
287a Apr
797a Feb
9
3
28
6
Dec
29
71
Jan
12
45% July 25
61
Jan
12
59
Nov
15
757a Jan
15
46 7a July 21
657a Jan
24
9% Sep
1137a Oct
28
18
5
125
457a Oct
25
4
Jan
6
Apr
817a Jan
11
4
26
12474 Jan
4
8
72 74 Dec
20
157a May 10
2574 Nov
2
26174 Aug 22
11
Jan
9% Jan
114
3
3
Jun
27
557a Jan
5
May 10
Jan
9
90
Mar 20
20 74 Jan
3
297a Jun
69
175
Feb
13
6
25% Jan
5
957» Jan
11
88
Apr
19
Feb
1
3474 Dec
30
33 Vz Jan
3
1774 Jan
73
11
6974 Dec
30
367a Mar
9
4478 Dec
30
43
8
2974 Sep
12
28
Jan
82
Jan
78 7a Jan
K-
3
Mar 15
2674 Mar
19
80 74 Jan
5
86
Aug 30
13
130
12
Jan
Feb
77 7a May 10
5
16 3/4 Dec
52
1574 May 17
120
967a Jan
887a Oct
27
177a May 17
647a Jan
11
Jan
6
17
93
Apr
17
88
May 16
58 Vz. Aug
307a Apr
857a Mar
4
6
1
28
47% Jan
4
108
65 74 Jan
3
7474 Sep
13
71
Jan
3
78
20% Jan
7
237a Apr
20
217a Jan
9
23 7a Apr
25
667a Nov
21
May 17
11874 Jan
3
Jan
8
3
Mar 29
7
22 7a Mar 29
15474 July
14
7
May 12
29 74
27
*26 74
Steel
26%
26 7a
26%
54
54
54
5374
537a
1,300
297a
28 7a
287a
283/4
29%
12,600
1774
177a
17
300
177a
17
♦43
163/4
17
50
447a
447a
46
17%
46 7a
47
47
47
47
*46
1
477a
473/4
47%
48%
48
1,250
49 7a
487a
49
3
357a
36%
4874
36%
487a
36%
37
21,100
38
37 s/8
38
37%
383/4
1
373/4
♦37 74
413/4
38 74
37 7a
9,500
No par
29%
30
297a
30%
2974
98 3/4
99
983/4
993/4
99
♦957a
96 7a
95 7»
13 74
13 5/a
13 7a
437a
44
447.
Corp
Sand
Corp
com
96
96
13%
133/4
377a
*37
%
8,500
38
37
293/4
30
297a
30%
983/4
99
983/4
983/4
95 74
95
9574
95
95
13%
13 7a
133/4
133/4
143/a
52,100
4474
447a
44%
443/4
447a
1,700
30 7s
100
37
400
8,000
480
100
„_lo
5
Coke
Co
42%
25
100
Inc
88
90
897a
92
90
91
89
•36 7a
373/4
38
9074
39%
40
40
493/4
407a
487a
38%
4974
38 7a
483/4
407a
390
48 74
497t
49
59
49%
49 7a
597a
59
49%
6074
61
15,800
627»
60
62
59
59
59 7a
59
8,300
59 7a
60
98
2,600
33 % 0
_1
88 74
437a
88%
No par
583/4
59
100
1
*967a
98
5
_5
3373 0
12.50
.
No par
(NY)
100
100
100
100
50o
3
100
5
100
100
3
1
No par
No par
597a
60
6074
6174
*96 7a
987a
♦967a
987a
167a
163/4
*96 7a
1674
16 7a
167a
167a
163/4
38
163/4
38%
163/4
3874
397a
38 7a
39
373/4
38%
383/e
39
4
*33/4
3%
4
11,400
98%
1674
200
37a
41
4
41%
*96 7a
37/a
4174
37/a
37a
42
41%
427a
42,500
6074
62
613/4
633/a
16,700
33 74
14,800
607a
607a
617a
60 74
62
3174
32 7»
313/4
32 7»
99
99%
100
817a
82
♦81
*103
104
597a
6174
217a
•637a
95 7»
85
*793/4
947a
103
31%
323/a
99
100
190
817a
827a
82%
82%
81%
83
670
94%
947a
95
96
967a
♦957a
97
104
103
103
100
102 74
100
103
40
25,700
22%
213/a
21%
21,700
60
617a
22%
21%
22%
213/4
22 7a
2174
647a
*63%
♦637a
647a
♦637a
647a
957a
95 7a
967a
8574
85 7»
853/4
130
60 3/s
62 7a
957a
*102
59%
6174
*8474
♦98
10374
61%
85
32
99
827a
5974
953/4
2,700
413/B
323/8
100
4,400
4274
603/a
95
2,500
41%
31 %
♦94
4
42 7»
64%
64
64%
100
96
9574
96%
5,500
*85
86
85
85
*80
81
953/4
90
80
*7974
8074
80 7a
80
80
627a
64 7a
x63
6374
633/a
64
63 3%
647a
18
633/8
647a
18 7a
18
1874
35,700
183/a
187a
187i
183/4
187a
183/4
3,500
577a
58
58
3,000
567a
57
X5674
*943/4
96
•9474
503/a
51
507a
52 7t
53 74
54
53%
247a
5774
96
*80
573/a
5774
*943/4
96
*95
52 3/8
55
54
55
96
577a
♦95
54 74
547a
10
96
54%
5,700
53 7a
547a
547a
56%
55%
25
56%
13,900
247a
25
24%
24%
233/4
243/a
•85
223/4
86 7a
233/4
85
85
5,000
85
867a
No par
•85
87
♦85
87
*85
(conv)
Co
Co
common
class A
3
1
Co
Co
*26 74
30
287a
preferred
preferred—
preferred
preferred
Serv
29 74
1,300
5374
Corp
5.28%
Public
307a
2672
2
2974
com__Nopar
100
—100
100
100
100
of Ind com__No par
100
25
25
100
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.80%
preferred
3 72 %
4.32%
4.16%
common—5
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Publicker Industries Inc
4
87
May 25
3
42
May
337a Jan
4
42
Jun
12
Pullman
2
397/a Jan
4
337a Jan
3
397a Jun
14
Pure
Jan
26
6374 Dec
5
577a Feb
17
743/4 Jun
16
Quaker Oats Co common
1257a Jan
11
1
2974
*26 74
2
543/4
847a Apr
337a Jan
277a Jun
28%
267a
37
287a
24
21
19,600
287a
2
533/4
377a Jun
4
10
297a
267a
2 7a
177a
3774 Aug 30
Feb
293/4
5
25
2
287a
$1.40 div preference
4.08%
preferred
3
3074 Oct
18,900
16%
124
15%
124
16 74
87
85
85
85
85
*84
87
*84
87
124 7a
124
153/a
1257a
*124 7a
247a
233/a
233/8
233/4
243/a
4,200
68
67
67 3/8
6774
683/a
25,100
133/4
14%
5,600
457a
457a
15
15%
1267a
147a
137a
467a
467a
457a
45%
*44 7a
47
*45
47
49
48
48
47
48
48
48
13 74
137a
13 74
13 74
13 74
137a
1374
137.
♦1147a
7174
124
116
73%
124
•1147a
7274
60
15 74
48
116
♦114 7a
74%
717a
123
123
*121
13%
116
73 74
124
137a
*1147a
703/4
122
133/4
116
72
122
15
♦1247a
*48
133/8
♦114 7a
71%
15%
1267a
4874
14
3,200
190
90
800
3,200
116
713/4
3,500
♦120
124
180
7974
797a
78
79
79
797a
793/4
793/4
80
82
3,600
2574
26
257a
257a
2574
2574
25
25
247a
243/a
4,500
18374
1907a
185 7a
1947a
20,500
2074
21
297a Feb
300
2%
1847a
Feb
81
36%
207a
62% Aug
10474 Jun
11
2774
36%
2 7a
*9474
4974 Aug 19
Aug 25
♦27 74
♦36
27a
1827a
17
117/a Feb
273/4
♦353/4
27a
10
417a Feb
22% Mar 22
273/4
36 74
37
11,200
42,000
54
Co
5.05%
123
27%
36 7»
2
57a% sf pref-100
Potomac Electric Power Co
10
Procter & Gamble
No par
Public Service Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Elec & Gas com.No par
24
18
2774
37
*36
28 7a
10
100
100
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co
(The) common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
Plough Inc
2.50
30
29
35
57a% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virgina
907a Feb
May 11
69 74
34 7a
14
1057a Jan
Feb
6874
343/4
147a
Jan
774 Sep
70
343/a
14 74
Jan
20
6874
66%
86
106
72
34%
24
102
30
6974
347a
28
67 74
7
Sep
92
70
34%
267a
24
10574 Aug 19
9,300
677a
65 74
&
17
34 7a
2374
Poor
163/4
267a
6574
Oil
163/4
68 74
247a
Plymouth
4,400
14,000
34%
6474
preferred
77a
17%
26 74
237a
14
90
♦92
123 7i
12
21
94
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc—1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co—
10
Jan
Feb
*92
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
98
87
94
1
5%
7
17
17.%
Forgings
Pittsburgh
163/8
80
774
18%
*90 7a
♦92
16 74
Pittsburgh
17
7
1774
6,200
preferred—No par
preferred
847a Dec
837a Jan
167a
V
7,800
417a
162 7a
33%
common
Polaroid
45% Apr
v:
7%
18%
57 74
407a
66 7a
Porter Co Inc (HK)
12
17
177a
56%
162 7a
26,700
preferred
May 8
2274 Mar 30
Jun
7
■
4174
31,900
1
common
convertible
4.18%
4.30%
877a Aug 17
Co
96
227
16%
7
173/8
567a
163
183/4
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_10
10
V
167a
403/4
♦162 7a
92
preferred
82 y2 Jan
7 7::
563/8
427a
164
91
common
Co
77a
177a
407a
'163
94
Piper Aircraft Corp
18% Jan
80% Jan
1
$4
423/a
162
54
Corp
series
42%
1613/8
4574
preferred
3.90%
42 %
161'
200
18 74
preferred series A
Morris Inc common
39 y4 Jan
10% Dec
163 74 Feb
4%
17,600
28
Pillsbury
4
3
57
4374 Mar
Philip
2,600
78 3/8
5
Reading Corp
Corp
3%%
4
28
837t Oct
Philco
70%
777a
44%
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
123
&
707a
78%
183/4
preferred
preferred
4.68%
Phila
70
773/8
57 74
No par
July 31
207a May 31
64 %
Feb
94
43 y2 Jun
1
81% Nov
May
447a Jan
Sep
17% Dec
3
Jun
42% Jan
Aug
1
14 y4 Jan
Dec
Apr
29% Sep
'i
28
18% Sep
43% Feb
91
8
3
Apr
9
Apr
33% Jan
77% Jan
41% Mar
Mar
69%
78
567a
443/4
preferred
4.30%
96 y2 Jan
83% Sep
697a
777a
567a
18
preferred
1
99% Sep
6
697a
777a
56
44
Co Inc
&
103% Mar 29
7
69
77 74
56 7a
18%
Co
Brewing
34% May 15
13
68%
787a
4174
Inc
3
84% Jan
75
68 74
56
1
&
29
Jan
87% Jan
23
677a
76%
1
common
Electric
23
18
Corp
Phelps-Dodge
23
3.50
Ry
46% Jan
Phila
3,600
♦21
100
30% Jun
8
23
44
preferred
(Chas)
19%
*21 7a
187a
preferred
Corp of America
Pfaudler
20
3,400
23
22
44%
Petroleum
49 7a Apr
1,600
14%
*217a
1874
187a
Co
Co
4 Vz %
May
17% May 23
20
14 7a
18%
443/4
t
Eastern
Peoria
Pepsi-Cola
1974
14%
18
common
Gas Light
Peoples
Aug
56% Apr
193/4
14 7a
18
Corp
Light
series
5078 Jan
193/4
14%
18%
common
Pennsylvania RR_
Peoples Drug Stores
July 27
20
17%
44%
preferred
4.40%
80
2.50
Co_
&
295/a
*94
18 74
preferred
Glass
July 24
34 y2 July 24
~2% Dec" 21
44% Aug
472%
94%
No par
Chemicals
Power
Penn
3,600
94
109
2974
94%
43%
preferred
(J C)
293/4
94
109
297a
95
1
...
conv
32% Mar 10
30% Mar 31
28
10% Oct
4.68%
Penney
2,500
293/4
95
108
30
947a
14%
70c
Corp
Inc
Co
114%
30
1097a
•293/4
100
No par
100
Inc
Line
Co
Cement
Fruit
12,100
20
163/4
Ford
&
Penn-Dixie
Penn
2
27% Oct
85% Jan
Penick
Co
92%
112
91%
*112%
18
16%
Enterprises
prior
% Aug
22% July 25
4
Coal
conv
913/4
147a
16
Transportation
&
90
2074
1
Co
Proof
Mines
Peabody
2
28
15
3
Parmalee
Patino
23
907a
18
50c
Corp
Airways
Pipe
&
89
2,400
14%
7
Sulphur
Pictures
Rust
887a
883/4
20
42
Electronics
Davis
Parker
16
873/4
15
161
preferred
11
Apr
16
88
1874
LOO
East
460
16
877a
*15
20%
com__14 2/7
Consolidated
World
Panhandle
4%
29
2% Jan
Tin
V..
7a
8774
22
No par
preferred
Pacific
Mar 22
Corp
Electric
American
25
Pacific
16
867a
25
Lighting Corp
Telep & Teleg
141 % Jan
Oct
Jan
Gas
2
1974 Oct
89
Finance
Pacific
Pacific
12
867a
108
*15 7a
877»
863/4
25
10
preferred
&
16
4,100
147a
,_1
...
*15 7a
6,000
18
Aggregates Inc-5
common
Pacific
4
85 y4 Mar 21
58
20 Va
5
Corp
&
Co
28
145
100
20
30c
No par
Corp...
Co
Feb
23
26
91,700
12,400
19%
$5 preferred
15
Aug
51%
19%
■7% Jan
v* Mar 10
4% Oct
40
70 y2
50s/a
79%
July 14
48% Apr
4
177
Apr
3
8%, May 16
130 y4 Feb
12
3
513/4
54
5%
3
51
8,600
187%
25% May 31
23
353/a
7874
Coast
Jan
85
35
54
American
51% Jan
85
353/s
19
Cement
52
500
87%
35
53%
Pacific
73% Jan
16%
♦85
35%
8074
Pacific
16
1674
87%
18 3/s
Pacific
11
17
357a
79
3
30
*16%
♦85
527»
18
Dec
16%
167»
87%
35 74
347a
610
4,900
7974
22% May 17
53% Sep
42
52%
6
60% Jan
4174
51
5
77
4274
280
20,600
78%
15 Ve Jan
28
44 7a
787a
13 y2 Jun
60
May 11
8
46% Mar
447a
413/4
78 74
14 y2 Jan
46 7a Sep
44 7a
4274
503/i
18% May 11
17
45
42 7a
787a
17% Aug 17
18% Jan
6
20 y2 Jan
417a
923/4
4574
*92
517a
5
2
92%
777a
7
22 % May
923/4
•44
50%
26
18% Mar 18
97
187a
Jan
Mar
9674
517a
Corp
4%
preferred
100
Oxford Paper Co common——15
3
5
July 11
24 %4 Jun
973/4
187a
11% Jan
13
200
973/4
9274
♦92
50%
12% Oct
11
9774
923/4
18%
50%
Corp
Owens-Corning
11
120% Apr
Aug
267a Jan
97%
98
923/4
5174
108
9
260
82
18
Owens-Illinois
27
3,100
93%
82
493/4
Overland
Aug
4674
92 7a
81%
18%
16
Aug
4
102% Mar„22
93
46
93
817a
507a
104
3472 Jan
5
45%
92%
817a
*97
"
Jan
85
443/4
93 %
17%
Outlet
17
Apr
4174
8174
4972
8474 July 25
July 28
34%
Gas
86
.
1
7.50
7a
93%
82
5
&
17
Jun
Gas
43
94
Outboard- Marine
80% July 11
28% Feb 20
3
♦85
100
Natural
43 7t
82
Corp
1
Orange & Rockland Utilities
10
Otis Elevator
-„»«_3.125
Mav 12
59
July 12
Co
preferred
1307a May 31
16
23 7a Oct
18 7a
An
15
preferred
Oklahoma
28
8274 Oct
Electric
88% Mar 27
37 74 Jan
75
&
36% July 10
64 Vz Dec
15
common
Co
51%, Aug
9
4
427a July
4%
Co
14
24
29
Edison
Feb
Aug
327a Mar
40
19 7a Oct
3578 Nov
36% Mar
Ohio
95
1867a
2074
21
21
203/4
*9474
95
*94 74
95
♦947a
21
190
189
19074
213/a
21
21%
95
95
95
20
5,600
40%
41%
407/a
41
4074
41
403/4
41%
41
42
16,700
87 74
877a
877a
9074
897a
903/4
90%
91
903/4
917a
28,600
7974
79 74
7974
7974
7974
797/a
80
807a
807a
81
5774
5674
58
577a
58%
577a
57%
57%
587a
*29
297a
28%
29
2874
283/4
283/4
283/4
283/4
29
*83
84
♦82 7a
84
*82%
84
♦827a
84
857a
*85
857a
*84
857a
*84
857a
♦87
88
567a
847J
84
857a
857a
*85
87
88
8774
88
'
88
88
88
88
1037a
103 7a
103
103
103
104
104
104
10474
10474
106
106 7a
106
10674
1057a
106
10574
106
10574
106
6074
6074
62 7a
62
62%
74
73
73
72
72
♦71
587a
59
5974
*72 7a
74
*72 7a
217/a
*21%
1447a
97a
*86
22
2274
145
♦22 7a
*21%
148
22 7a
22%
148
22 7a
613/4
627a
73
9,500
17,500
1,300
100
10
500
36
1,390
10,400
50
227a
217a
*213/4
227a
*213/4
22 7a
600
217a
♦217a
22
*217a
223/s
100
152 7a
152 7a
1527a
1527a
107s
1074
10
107a
13,900
877a
♦86
877a
5,600
107a
10
107a
10
107a
877a
*86
877a
♦86
877a
*86
♦148
156
280
377/a
387a
373/8
38
377a
3874
No par
3574
3674
36 7a
3674
36 7a
3674
363/4
373/a
36%
373/a
20,500
®
Inc
Oil
x36%
377a
367a
37
367a
36%
367a
36%
36%
363/4
24,000
5
717a
727a
139
139
293/4
2974
377/a
38 7a
38
387a
7,900
Q
42
26
Mar
For
8
136
Aug 18
27% Nov
footnotes,
14
131
Jan
13
26% Jan
4
see page 24.
>
1427a Apr 18
31
Apr
1
6%
preferred
IOO
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp„10
71%
73
*139
141
2974
30
72
139
30
723/a
139
3074
72
73
73
74
140
141
*139
141
30
307a
30
30%
3,900
100
2,300
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(546)
.
.
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
LOW
STOCK
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
July ;,1
Par
EXCHANGE
Lou est
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1960
Aug. 1
Aug. 2
Aug. 3
Friday
Aug. 4
'
the Week
Shares
R
46% Oct
783/a Apr
25
67 Vi Jan
4
18
49'/a Jan
16
65% May
Apr
8
70% Jan
23
18 y4
9
23% Feb
July 19
1st
6
2.50
4
88% Feb
15 % Jan
11
21% Apr
6
6
17 y4 Jan
4
22% May 15
Rayonier
V 35 y4 Jan
3
43 % Jun
17
181/4
17%
21 V4
21
2IV4
38%
39%
38
39%
38
291/4
38i/4
39;
1
10 y4
July 26
15% Jan
18
61
July 27
28% Jan
38
15 % Nov.
1
17 y2 Oct
157/a Dec
7
43 y8 Dec
2'28%
24
1
Jun
__—
69% Jun
21
Red
12% Jan
3
20 % Apr
14
Reed
Jan
3
28% May 10
Reeves
Jan
4
25
Reichhold
20% Apr
16
19
16
May
8
Owl
Reliable
7
-50c
Stores
4
Apr
7
Reliance
Elec
&
22% Mar 15
49% Jun
13
Reliance
Mfg
Co
Mar 14
56% Jan
5
66% Mar
19% Mar 14
31% Aug 29
27 % Jan
11
51% May 10
25
11% July 11
10% Jan
3
18% May 11
22
1
7% Feb
57
Conv
7
Co
Eng
19%
common
3%%
preferred
May 17
20
15% Aug 23
14% Jan
6
6
78% Jan
4
53% Jan
3
65% Mar
33% Sep
28
50% Jan
22
37 % Mar
9
62
79% May 17
Revlon
Inc
37% Oct
24
56% Jan
21
43 % Jan
3
59% Apr
3
Rexall
Drug
26
71% Jan
4
44 y2 Jan
17
56 % Jun
5
Sep
42% Jan
21
76% Jan
5
5
3 44 %
4
47
5
115
6
91 y4 Jan
2
83
Oct
31
26% Jan
30
2% Jan
4
69
Dec
6
84
Dec
19
23%
Oct~24
42
Jan
Jan
Aug
>
8
87
3
23 % May
l%Jan
3
Mar
78 % Jan
42 y4
33% Jan
Preferred
May 31
Rheem
8
3.60%
Riegel
Ritter
May
Jan
4
89
Sep
16
12% Apr
9% Apr
5
20% Dec
16
17% Jan
9
14
13% Sep
22
12 y» Jan
14% May 12
21% Jan
8
Oct
25
21% Jan
13
31% Dec
1
46% Jan
4
82
15
11% Oct 25
21% Mar
12% Apr
5
31% Oct 24
42
9% May
65%
64 %
66%
49%
49
493/4
47%
46%
47%
641/4
*47%
48
47
'
.
69%
70,700
49%
,
49%
49%
49%
20,200
46%
47%
<
47%
47
47%
,49%
47%
49,300
48V4
47%
2,400
3,800
'
*84%
85 Va
17%
17
1%
l3'a
'
.
24,500
600
7,900
-
26,100
94
92%
93%.
90 %
93%
911/4
92 i/s
91%
43%
43%
44%
44%
45%
44%
443/4
42%
44%
31
31
31
31%
31
31 %
31
311/8
31
31%
2,500
36%
363/4
36
37
37%
37%
40 Va
40
40%
3% -1
3,800
44%
3,500
Company—:—
3%
3%
31/4
3%
3%
3%
43%
44%
43
44
43%
441/8
44%
25
•46 %
-.'483/4
*46%
48%
46
46
*45%
Elec Corp__No par
50%
50%
50 %
50%
50%
51%
51'%
51%
51
51%
5,000
27%
28
28
28
27%
27%
27%
28
28
28%
3,700
37%
18,300
preferred
10
Corp
Roper
(Geo D) Corp_
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal
19% Apr
18
___
3
16% May 17
Rubbermaid
3
46% Apr
Ruberoid
36%
36%
35%
100
546
92
25%
25%
25%
2S3/8
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
28,400
19%
203/8
19%
19%
19%
20 %
19%
20%
19%
20%
9,900
*21%
21%
20
32%
546
*90%
539%
549
93
*90V2
93
33%
13
221/B
*21%
20
20%
20%
20 3
33%
33
333%
32%
331/4
13%
13
13 %
13
22
*21%
1,560
10
221/2
1,100
20
131/4
20 Vi,
2,200
32%
a
33%
59,000
13
10,200
12%
133/s
13 %
13%
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
13
1,900
43
42
42%
41%
42
41%
41 3 4
41 %
42
4,900
*10%
11%
11
11%
*10%
11
103'4
10%
,1,233%.
24%
24%
25% '
•^5%Hd26
25%
25%
24%
25%
.l57''/a
16%,;.
.153/4
15%
16%
5
.
,
'
16%
.1^2.50
16%:I
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.
22
541
93
13
<
1
No par
546
*90%
20%
•20
13%
542
93
42 %
1
V,....
21%
33%
123/4
545
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20
g
1
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical .Co
Ryder System Inc-ilL.
X541
22%
1
20
Co
i
h
36%
35%
35%
8,700
48
92
Inc.
Co__
35 %
*451/2
48
544
:
Petroleum
Royal McBee Corp
Dutch
12% Feb
353/8
3%
3%
20
Corp
Corp
35%
5
•
100
1
1
1
.'
common
preferred series A
36% Jan
36 %
9,400
10,900
.
44%
convertible
Aircraft
3
92%
44%
Mines
Controls com—1
5
2
.
8,200
43%
11
Aug
64%
49%
46%
'>
,
29,000
93%
Inc
18
26
65
49%
473/4
1,600
•
/;
13/8
43% Apr
22% Mar 16
65%
65%
64%
49%
46%
183/4
171/8
25% Apr
30
49%
18 3/4
l3/a
24% May
14% July 14
65
4.9V8
27,400
"
16%
8
18% Jan
63%
491%
1%
3
19
643a
48%
18%
17%
Feb
23
63%
48%
18%
l3/a
31 % July 19
33% Sep
64%
48%
17%
16% Jan
26% Jun
M
18 3/4
64
48%
1%
Antelope Copper
4%
19
18%
64%
48%
17%
Bonson
14% Jan
183/a
64%
483/4
1%
8
10% Mar 15
18%
64%
17%
23% May
19
18%
64
10
37,600
14%
1%
13
Oct
14%
10
2.50
1
Rohm & Haas Co
7
48
14%
17%
Rohr
12% July 31
49%
13 %
1.25
22
17
3
14% May
6
30% Dec 15
2
48%
13%
.
No par
14% May 31
Jan
50%
13 %
1%
5
18
49
135/a
17%
May
27 %
50%
133/a,
3,500
Corp
Rockwell-Standard
4
16
July 31
493/8
13%
1
Telephone Corp
Jan
50%
1500
•57%
49%
5s
Rochester
92
*56V2
Co
29% May 10
37% Aug
571%
«
...:
85%
3
670
*55%
*
57%
1,000
.
5Q%
23%
85%
Gas &
2
,23%
22%
85
5 % %
4
*50
85
Rochester
2
57
18%
501/4
Corp
Richfield
May
181/2
23
85%
5
87
18%
53
23%
*84%
Jun
27 y4 Jan
*18%
49%
84%
50
500
18%
49%
\ 22%
*58%
84%
21
Mar 23
*18%
/
'
16,700
100
40
38% Jan
20
144%
Jun
780
19%
122
52
2
20
118
19
28
19%
142%
38 y4 Oct
Dec
19%
144
Robertshaw-Fulton
Dec
22%
118
Roan
27
213/4
*47%
5
600
211%
140
9
3
18%
24
•*56%
r, *,57
21%
19
49%
233/4
2.%
116%
3% Feb
23 y2 Jan
18%
49%
;.
,
21%
■
47%
47% Jun
26% Jan
20%
1,800
.
141%
3
28
200
2,700
21%.
1,700
-67
116%
10
Oct
15,%
-
138%
2% Jan
21
15%
5,700
2,600
Oil
Richardson-Merrell
51% Aug
67
15%
*15
116%
32% Feb
19
67
*15
65%
,
15%
139 3/4
Apr
43% Jan
65
25%
67
1163/4
55
Jan
66%
r
134%
3
50
11%
II53/4
19
25
11%
134%
21
41% Oct
111/2
116%
28% Jan
Apr
11%
•
Paper
10
27
50% Mar 13
3
12
133%
2% Dec
33% Nov
4% Jan"
*11%
Trust
Selection
51% Apr
34% May 10
11%
115%
series
108% Apr
3
3
16%
9%
18%
com
Manufacturing
Rhodesian
16
8%
9
48%
1
Co
16%
8%
13%
Chemical
&
Metals
15
9ys
49%
.
1% Mar 23
July 20
25% Jan
52% July
3
13% Jan
4
1% Dec
12
49% Jan
131% Jun
23
Aug
Reynolds
30
3
Sep
Jan
85
23
July 1#
48
94% Dec
27
55% Jan
149
4
iioy4 Oct
Jun
55,800
17
19%
/.
18%
Co—2.50
No par
4%% preferred series A
50
4%% conv 2nd pref
100
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
—5
57
37 y8
3
May 23
"
83/4
16%
21%
.
24%
57
"
•
8%
65 3/4
51%
.*24
,
Republic-Aviation
Corp—_——1
Republic Corp common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp
10
Revere Copper & Brass
-5
12% Jan
48% Dec
.»< f.
18%
50
:l
19,700
16%
*15
22%
19%
10
5
—5
series—100
Corp
6
47 % Jan
18
21%
—1
Inc
700
7,200
,
11%
15%
Chemicals-
Va
1
.
8%
11% -
;
,
"
16%
q53/4y
16% Jan
Apr
V"
*64%
1
52% Jun
*11
.
*15
4
.
39% v:40%
8%
8%
16%
16%
-
No par
19% Mar 17
67
,
No par
68% Jan
...<
;
Co
Bit
Bros
,,
*71%
Inc
Stores
Roller
27% Feb
21
40,609
17%
21
25 % Feb
6
73%
17%
3
Jan
' 721/2
21%
Aug
20
72%
17%
8
28
72%
21 Va
16
12 % Dec
72
173/4
5
20
72
21%
4
28% Jan
82,500
72
21%
18% Jan
8
900
19%
21%
53% Jan
11% Dec
72%
19Va
21%
20
33 % Feb
61 Va
72%
20
173/8
25
5
60%
721/4
1 '
17%
8% Dec
20% Dec
61%
7J %
19-%
72
30% Oct
9
60 3'8
72%
19%
17%
Inc__3.33V3
1
Raytheon Co
—-5
Reading Co common
50
4% non-cum 1st prefered50
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
50
11% Mar 22
60%
72%
193/4
International
Raymond
Jan
July 19
60%
72%
19
•
60%
72%
•19%
71%
29
2
5
59%'
72%
19
Inc
57y2 Jan-
15
28
593/4
72%
No par
Raybestos-Manhattan
19
15 % Dec
15% Sep
58%
of America com_No par
preferred
No par
Inc
Corp
$3.50
Ranco
23
Apr
22 % Jun
70
7
Dec
56
Radio
74% May 15
74
>s
-
11%
*10%
.
\t
V
"
16%;
ftvrvr.
400
51,500
.
'
16%
ij;U
19,800
51%
25,500
y'-t.'V.
r,3.r
S
32% Oct
24
May 27
80
Nov
238
4
24% Sep
15
29% Apr
40 % Apr
7
36% Jan
3
54% Aug
88% Aug
9
8
06
3
90 Va Mar 15
259
32
Apr
Feb
Jan
Safeway
4
4%
26
26% Jan
7
3
353/4 Mar 30
St
19
37 % Sep
333/4 Jan
9
38% Jun
5
St
14% Sep 30
8
69% Mar
223/b Jan
18
15% Jan
3
19 Va Apr
10
St
79% Feb
70% Jan
5
79
30% Oct
55% Jan
19
4
26
88
Jan
7
24%
Jan
12
7
Mar 14
13% Dec
12
19% Oct
31
8% May
6
93
July 13
7
10 3/8 May 16
313/4 Sep
39% Feb
16
San
73/a Jan
3
14 Va
Apr
20
May 10
14% Jan
3
22
8
213/4 Jan
3
347/a May
3
11
46% May
81 % Jun
17
50 3/4 Feb
4
7% Nov
1
16 3/4 Feb
15
17% Feb
17
93 % Jun
8
77
Aug 15
3
58% Jun
9
Jan
16
413/4 Jan
3
8% Jan
4
38
Jan
11
Jan
16% Jan
May 27
81
Jan
4
16
Oct
31
30
Jan
15
66% Jan
26
713/4 Jun
15
70
Feb
4% Dec
87
May
4
97
27% May 31
21
73% May 11
28
83/8 Jan
14
5
Jan
3
29% Sep 29
20% Apr
5
38% Jun
13
27
Jun
16
24% Aug 22
213/4 July 25
12
18 3/4 Sep
22
15
10
May 22
Jun
5
31 Va Jan
3
41% July 20
30
23
54
Feb
1
713/4 July
10% Nov
28
193/4 Jan
25
11% Jan
5
17
11
Oct
25
16
Jan
4
12
Jan
9
90
Jan
4
100
Oct
7
97% Jan
4
7% Sep
29
14 Va Mar 31
8 3/8 Jan
4
'
July 28
207/8 Apr
102
7
4
May 25
14% Apr
19
33%
22%
33%
36,300
97
97
10%
11
10%
10%
103%
11V8
11
11%
113/4
12%
1
Inc_.
Paper
32%
99
*97
-
33
99
22%
99
*97
*97
18%
18%
19
19%
19 Va
19%
19
19%
19
19
28%
28%
28%
29
28 V4
293/a
28%
29
28 »/8
28%
10
10
10%
10
10
10
10
10
10%
1,000
55V4
55
56 3 4
553/4
563/4
18,900
39
38 Va
38%
39
39
9%
52%
53%
X52 %
53%
53 Va
39
39%
38%
38%
♦38V4
9%
*
9%
*76
9Va
107%
106
9
107
107 Va
77
*76
♦91
9
9Va
107V2
77
93
8%
108
♦76
*91
108
77
9%
9
Roebuck
Servel
&
Inc
93
*91
May 18
Shamrock
31
May 17
Sharon
91
92%
2334
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
*73%
75%
*73%
75%
*731/4
75 Vi
*73%
751/4
*73i/4
751/4
7%
7%
*91
7%
7%
7%
7Vo
71%
7%
10,800
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
281/4
12,900
22V4
22%
21%
22i%
21%
221/4
21%
221/4
13,200
26%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
26%
271/4
26%
271/4
5
40%
40%
40%
401%
41
40%
41
401/4
41
68%
693/4
693%
70%
701%
70%
69%
70 3 8
70
70%
23,300
1
16%
163/4
*16%
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,700
1
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
11,500
'100%
101 Va
1
Co
common
Industries
No par
2.50
Inc
71/4
7
26
26i%
25
25%
253/g
26
23%
24%
23%
23%
22 3/8
23%
9,500
431%
44
43%
43 3/t
43%
43%
16%
16%
16%
20,00Q
16%
16%
17
17%
17%
17%
175/a
7,100
16 %
17
*16 Va
17
18
18
19% May 16
19% May 21
Sheller
15% Sep
12
207/a Jan
4
16% Feb
14
22 3/8 Aug
3
Sheraton
23% Oct
24
43
Jun
1
26% July 18
34
7
23% Sep
29
31% Sep
1
28
383/4 May 23
Siegler Corp
Signode Steel Strapping Co
40
Oct
31
54
Jan
6
423A Jan
4
60% Apr
Simmons
69
Sep 26
94% Jan
4
70 % Jan
3
84 Va Mar 10
Simonds Saw & Steel.
493/4 Apr
Simplicity
Feb
13
38% Jan
3
53% Oct
31
68% Dec
11
37
22
63% Jan
Jun
2
55
Jan
4
443A Jan
3
29 y2 Dec
6
53% Jan
11
283/4 Jun
19
18% Feb
27
45% May
4
104% July 27
67% July
12% Jan
4
28% Mar 23
233/b Jan
3
363/4. jun
11
64% Jun
15
46 Va Jan
4
34% Jun
2
42% Jan
5
38 3/4 Jan
3
7
66% Aug
4
48 Va May 19
9% Mario
133/4 May 26
4% Jun
10
6% Mar 15
9 Va May 25
Dec~30
30
44 % Jan
45% Jan
28
51% Oct
18
49
Jan
25
22% Jun
21
28% Dec
19
273/a Jan
3
46
Jan
11
15% Jan
3
3
27% Jan
11
23% July
30 Va Jun
14
May 10
21
25
Dec .15
30% Feb
9
12% Nov
7
15% Dec
30
15% Jan
4
56% Feb
17
70
Dec
29
65
Jan
4
39 y8 Jan
12
50 %
July 18
57
May
52% Jun
4
5
May 11
Smith
28%
27%
28%
34%
35
35
35
5,000
491/2
50
50
513/4
4,400
753%
751/4
76V4
*751/4
77
*76
77%
75%
2,800
6,500
•
19%
20
23%
29%
8.400
66
66%
27,000
15
45%
46%
45%
46%
46%
453/4
46V4
45%
46%
55,100
11 Va
10%
11
11%
3,300
8V4
4,800
Railroad
Line
Co
Gold
Amer
South
Carolina
Inc
Co
1
8%
50%
50
2.50
5
25
5%
preferred
South Jersey Gas Co
Puerto
Rico
Sugar
Southern
California
com
Service
103%
8%
11
11
8
8%
Va
8%
8%
8%
53%
543/4
541/4
55
*51
52
52
52
41%
'40
40
39 3/4
40
23
2^3/,
23
233/8
223/4
23%
•30
301/a
*30
30%
51
*49 %
51%
51%
51%
*50%
40%
40%
*40%
41%
40 Va
223/4
23
23
233%
30
30
30
*29
11
8%
53%
51
52
52
*30
5,300
300
700
6,100
100
30%
18%
18%
18%
18%
181/4
18 Va
18%
183/g
18%
183/4
1,700
71%
71%
71%
72%
72%
73
72%
73
72i/4
73
8,800
58%
x561/4
—-5
58%
El_No par
7.50
42%
43%
43
43%
43
431%
433/8
44
42%
43%
43
431%
42 7
8
441/8
43%
44%
24%
24%
24%
243%
24%
25
24%
253%
251/4
25%
83,600
52%
523%
52%
52%
53%
54%
54%
14,500
18%
18%
553/4 Jun
12
Southern
19% Apr
11
71
29% Jun
13
26% Jan
16
333/a May
4
Southwestern
29% Jan
4
20% Jan
4
34 Va Apr
3
Spalding
(AG). & Bros Inc^
5
27
Jan
3
46 % Apr
25
Spartans
Industries-
7% Jan
12
11% Apr
Co
Railway
non-cum
&
Co
(Del)—No
stock
Public
52%
Sperry Rand Corp
59%
57%
58%
56%
56
43
.
573%
*42
42%
53
54%
18%
19
*183%
18%
18%
18%
69
*67
69
69
69
29
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
29%
30%
30
30%
243/4
253/4
243%
26
25
26V4
26
273/4
27
27%
5,300
36
1
36%
39
.
*69
'
36%
37%
371/4
39%
2.50
83/4
9
*83%
8%
8%
8%
39
38%
38%
393%
92
*90 Va
1
^6
38%
100
•90%
50c
28%
.28%
25
903/4
92%
283%
*91
38%
92
29%
91%
*901/2
29 Va
*91
92
30%
91%
71
4,300
70
10,000
39%
39%
40%
10,700
8 3/8
85%
8%
8%
6,200
39%
39%
-
common
1,800
7,900
69
Co-—I
common—
12,600
<
183/4
•69
—
55%
*42
70
18%
-20
tr ctfs—100
Service
Corp
Spencer Chemical Co
4.20%
preferred
preferred
par
common—No par
preferred
Ohio
Sparton
$4.50
8%
51
25
65% Mar 20
&
11%
X45 Va
41,400
Co_10c
Edison
173/4 Jan
Mobile
11%
No par
com_4.50
Platinum
&
E & G
473/4 Mar 15
24.
4,700
323/8
19
104
66 Va
5
9
59%
321/4
1031%
28%
18% Aug 23
973/4 May
58 Va
32%
104
2OV4
69 % Aug 23
3
58%
32%
103
19%
54 y2 Jan
88.% Jan
58 3/8
331%
64%
Sep 28
16% Nov 23
6
59Va
321%
28'/4
64% Jun
see page
583%
33
65
Pacific
92% Sep
59
32 3%
101
20%
Southern
footnotes,
IO41/2
58%
323/4
102
283%
4
2
101 %
59%
32%
19%
25 Va Aug
Mar
1013%
59
64%
3
May 15
101%
28i%
20 % Jan
91
28,100
'
65
5
35
1,200
41%
28%
23% Jan
3
47%
40%
20%
28
3
47%
41%
64%
Gas
26
473/4
40%
19%
Gas
Jan
*471/4
411%
28%
Natural
Jan
471/2
40%
65
Indiana
88
47%
42%
20%
Co
28
47%
41%
28%
Southern
20% Jan
47
423/8
64%
Southern
4
47
42 Va
5
Inc
Southern
17
300
463/4
10
May 17
May
5
Oct
*74%
20
25
Co
45
90
75 %
1
47% May 18
26 Mi Jan
11,800
28%
50%
3
84% May 16
18% Oct 31
28 3%
34%
-
28%
8% preferred
Southeastern Public
27
44% May 31
55,800
29%
3
11
223/8
49V2
19
30
213/4
341%
363% Jan
Dec
22%
281%
47% Jan
9y2 Jan
21%
33 Va
38 % Jan
30
221%
51
40% Aug 24
35 % Jun
21%
29%
38% Aug 31
23
213%
33
4
21% Sep 26
6% May 2
6,300
21%
51
16
26% Nov
18%
5
6
May 12
18%
Kline & French Labs-No par
South
5%
17%
181/4
51
31% Jan
9
*171/4
18%
.33%
83% Jun
60
171/2
18%
51
Co
South
10
79% Mar 24
*17%
18
32%
Corp
6
22 % Apr
17
18%
—5
Pattern
Socony Mobil Oil Co
Soo
29%
16 %
18
29
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
26
24
21%
3,300
-
1
1
No par
Corp
Smith-Corona Marchant
Singer
..
*
.
INo par
Co
Oil
2034
50c
Corp of America
Sinclair
*
1
Corp
(AO)
25
7%
Mfg
Manufacturing
Oil Co
11% Oct
46% Dec
Co
Skelly
38% Oct
12
Oil
Smith
20% Oct
Jan
Steel
Shattuck
3
37% Apr 11
31% May 10
50
400
21,600
43%
4
4
48%
24%
163/e July 18
23
47%
26%
153/4 Jan
Nov
47%
43
13
55% Jan
48 3 8
22%.
213/4 Jan
47
46%
26 :
29
29
44%
43%
15% Dec
Sep
44 %
223/4
Shell Transp Sc Trad NY shs ord_£l
When issued
£1
33
10
1
26%
4
26 % Mar 24
10
101 Va
22%
233/„ Jan
17
102
10
44 Va
.
102
*9%
42%
17% Sep
Apr
15
,
*100%
10
26
28
15
3
15%
101
10
No par
-1
3
27
Jan
45
15
101
10
3,500
No par
Jan
20% Jun
4
233/4 May 15
44%
16
10
10%
*10
-
3,000
Corp__
21
12
Jan
16% July 17
102
x40:
-
(Frank G)
11
293/8 Dec
43
6
.»
102
1
Oil & Gas
433/4 Jan
46% Mar
70
6,600
23%
5
6
.:.
93
28
27
38% Jan
60
245/a
93
22%
19 % Dec
Shell
76
—3
preferred
$5.25
9,000
9,400
*■75%
27%
Corp_
Co
Rubber
Shahmoon
9%
1131/4
76%
1
Falls
Sealright-Oswego
Seiberling
1,600
111
112'
76%
3,800
14.900
5
-
Sears
20
9,800
160,600
20
Co
Corp
40
28
7,600
33
12% Jun
30% Apr
500
33
37% May 12
313/a Feb
700
18
731/4
33
Seagrave
13
Jan
Jun
May 23
37%
17V4
731/4
•
59
For
37%
17%
99
Co_
17
83
373.4
13,400
74
32%
RR
44% Feb
23 % May 18
17
Sep 26
33
16%
*72
32%
Finance
4
1
32 Va
27%
17
72%
310
34%
32 Va
Air Line
Jan
40
163%
72V4
34i/a
32%
Seaboard
41
18%, Sep
33%
37%
17
74%
34%
313%
Seaboard
1
34
163%
*72%
33%
88%
350
323/B
24
30% Nov
37
17%
73%
88%
*280
32
29% Mar 21
37 % Feb
37%
37%
17
33%
53%
89
33
Co common
No par
preferred
—No par
$4
preferred
No par
Scovill Mfg Co common
25
3.60%
preferred—
-100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
1
May 19
3
37%
37%
323%
543^
350
•97
series A
$3.40
9
32%
33
*88i%
*280
5
Scott
May 10
81 Va
323/4
73%
100
Paper Co common
pfd 4.40%
Schick
14 Va Mar 10
116
3
73 % Jan
85
72
92 % Aug 19
37%
Co com__No par
1
5
Schenley Industries Inc com
1.40
Convertible
preference
35c
Schering Corp common—
1
5% convertible preferred——30
8
May
53 Yr,
89
350
Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
5
87/a Jan
18
May 17
May 25
53%
89
*280
San
100
53
90
350
32%
5%
53 Va
90
280
Power—No par
Ry
51%
90
350
100
1st
3
10
25
Fran
51%
£0
Diego Gas & Electric Co____10
St Regis
4
14
Oct
36
27
Jan
30% Jan
92
Feb
42% Oct
San
■51%
*280
10
Joseph Lead Co
Joseph Light &
L
1.66%
100
100
common
preferred
conv
Preferred series A
7
40% Feb
31% July 20
Apr
21% Apr
373/b Jan
11
Stores
preferred-—
4.30%
-
*90%
92
40
♦90%
293/4
30%
285/e
91%
91%
92%
4■■
40y4
4,500
92
29%
93'%
157,700
330
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Number
Volume
6079
The Commercial
and
Financial
Chronicle
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Range for Previous
29% Mar
8
46% Dec
8
77 % Feb
2
19
25% July 25
82% Sep
377/b Jan
4
29% Jan
5
35 Vi Feb
57% Dec
14
52% Jan
12
70 % Jan
25
12
42
.
Jan
72 % Jan
4
Bplegel
88% Apr 17
43% July 11
$4.50
64% Apr
3
Inc
Square
D
$3.50
43
44
86
*86
87
__5
39
40
39
63%
64
63%
Co
Inc
No par
com
preferred.:
No par
13% Sep
13
11% Jan
3
17% May 11
Standard
Financial
Corp
20
25 Ve Jan
9
53'A Jun
5
Standard
Kollsman
46% Jan
5
56% Apr
18
Standard
46
Jan
6
55 %
40% Jan
3
■Z 49%
35
May 16
38
Dec
51% Jan
.
,
'
4
47 % Dec
1
30
50% Jan
4
83% Nov
«*'•
25
20 Vb Oct
25
Mar
89
367/a Jan
25
26% Dec : 5 *
Jun
28
Mar 30
9
21
64
Feb
80% Mar 30
$1.60
convertible
■" Aug
32% Mar 27
$1.20
convertible
27
Feb
8
A
Jan
4
82
,*
16 y2 Jan
5
Stanley
Apr
20% Sep
14
30
60% Feb
3
Stauffer
82 %
9
■3%%
13% Jan '
•
Jan
67
7
May
15% Apr
11
Sterchi
4
96
Apr
27
Sterling
Bros
25
33 % Jan
4
24% Jan
3
31% Aug
4
33 % Jun
7
24% Jan
9
33% Aug
25% Jan
4
21% Jan
11
18% Feb
19
17% Jan
9
47 Va Oct
24
53% Jan
4
65% Apr
20
Stone
27% Jan
3
34 %
11
Storer
24% Jan
22
Jan r" 4
529
7
Jan
6
230
Jan
3
1
Apr
9% Mar
3
> Mar
3
312
&
Webster
56%
Co
18% Jan
4
Suburban
Propane
73
28
*65
75
27%'
Gas
14
64% Jan
4
45% Mar 17
55% July 28
Sunbeam
16 % Sep
23
26% Jan
4
20% Jan
4
28% May 31
Sundstrand
12% Jun
1
7
13V4 Jan
3
20% Apr
Sun
Feb
4
18% Sep
85% Oct
6
82 % Jan
5
90
42% May 17
55% Jan
21
47 y2 Jan
3
57 ?.
May 19
Sun
20% May 27
24% Jan
7
23V4 Jan
3
29
Jun
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
4% % preferred series
Corp__
■
51%
50%
52%
51 VB
51%
51 Va
52 Va
34,700
■
■
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45%
45
%f 46 Va
182.900
57 *•
57
'58 "
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'
■
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89
22%
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•
80
21% Jan
23% Sep
1
34% Dec
9
101 % Aug
22
22
Apr
3
33/
Jan
30
3
30
85
101% Jan
26
29% Jun
May
5% Jun
20
7% Oct
Aug
24% Mar
2
9
7
38% July 10
115
11 %
Apr
11
Chemical
Corp
Oil
5%%
2nd
Sunshine
Sunshine
Mining
20
7
Jan
3
19
1348
Jan
4
1200
Jan
4
1464
Jan
31
Superior
29
50
Jun
29
45
Jan
3
58
Jan
15
Sweets
39% July 26
51% Feb
25
39 V4 Jun
20
49% Feb
28
11% Jan
15
Jun
22
12% Jan
3
18% Jun
5
Jun
8
49
Apr
18
14
4% Jan
3
10
Jun
1
24% Aug 31
12% Feb
1
20% May 10
TelAutograph
69% -Jun
6
Tennessee
25% Jan
16
Tennessee
14
July 31
Oil
Co
Swift
&
A
28
27
27%
28%
2,800
28%
38 Vb
38%
38%
38%
22
23
2,100
21%
22%
21%
21%
30 %
9,700
30%
29%
30%
30%
31 y4
11%
11%
9,700
11 Vb
11%
11 %
11%
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21%
20%
20%
*20%
21%
400
54%
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54%
55%
21,000
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30
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21
54%
56%
54%
83
81
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-
11%
21
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21
54%
55
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81
r
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83
15
15
15
15
87
89%
87%
29%
30%
30%
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32%
32%
32%
32%
27
26%
27
26%
27
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
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193/,,
19%
19%
15
15
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700
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90%
89 y4
90 y4
18,300
32%
27
83
31
31 %
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60%
60%
60%
30
30
30%
8%
7-y8
.
265
8%
275
.
30%
31%
36,200
33%
33
33%
13,900
26%
26%
26V2
29% '
1,600
28%-
29%
291/a
29%
10,200
19%
19%
19%
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19%
400
60%
60%
60%
60%
60%
60%
1,900
30 Vb
29%
30
30
2,500
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:■
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260
274
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268
24
23%
26%
26
28
28%
28%
29%
28%
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54
543/4
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22%
17%
17%
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7%
8%
261
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53 Va
28%
53,300
28%
28%
28
28%
15,100
54%
54 Va
55 VA
53%
22%
21%
22%
22
17%
16%
17%
16%
92
90
90
53%
.
23 Va
23%
53%
53%
28%
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54%
23%
11
11%
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36%
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108
11%
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23
1250
1250
1270
1270
48
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48
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10,300
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4,400
90
10
54%
53%
54%
4,400
28 Va
28%
28%
23,000
22%
22%
37%
48
22%
37%
22%
37%
107 y4
11
r
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8.600
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90
106
11%
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1240
22%
16Va
53%
107%
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55
21%
28 Va
,
37%
r
107%
54%
22 %
J17 Va
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28%
23%
108
10%
53%
28%
36 Va
36%
36%
108
210
28 y8
29
4.16%
106%
11%
11
1,100
37%
2,200
107
■<*
2,900
11 Va
1280
1295
1290
46
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23.000
1305
46
48
.
400
100
25
Corp
43%
437/a
43%
43%
42%
43%
43
43%
43'/8
43%
11.000
1
;
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53
133,500
265
26%
17
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8%
265
26%
53%
92
28%
10c
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Co
Symington
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7%
261
26%
21%
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31%
10
32%
23%
1
31 y4
83
26 y4
30
8%
265
;
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61
30
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6,300
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87%
30
America
100
27 %
28%
85%
12.50
California
of
of
75
22
15
.
.
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21,800
28%'
83%
>
common.l
pfd series of '55
Biscuits
8.400
100
23%
21%.
21
No par
No par
Co
Sep
1
;
$4.50 series A preferred
26% Feb
855
common
"
>
89
22%
75
*
20
'*85
22%
46,700
28%
_5
.
39,600
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22%
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1
Corp
15,bu0
49 VB
28%
1
Corp
19% Dec
vb
48 Vb
,50%
1
71
:
28
330
14
49%
22%
71
28
40
7.4^0
14
89
22 Va
.
1
7
4
22%
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-
1
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33 Va Apr
88
21%
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l
14,800
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-
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1
convertible preferred
.100
$5
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88
21"%
'78
20.000
87
28%
Studebaker-Packard
4
88
21%
*62%
...
1
41 % Apr
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27%
5
48% July 21
■
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•
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43%
48 Va
51%
'45Va
>
15
Co_;
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50%
51%
45%
2.50
z
Corp..
Fuller
&
22% July 15
17% Dec
'
1
42%
87
76%
'
"
v
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—_1
5% prior preference
—20
11
22
50%
45
'*
5
4
167/« Jan
Dec
-
.'
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29% Aug
19% May
Baer
4
•
/
common.'.^S'
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16% Jan
15
15
56%
'
.
29%
Stewart-Warner
20
58% Mar 28
45%
55%
•M4
50%
45%
•
v
.j
8
Dec
307/a Aug
52%
z
4
,
77%
51
5
Inc
77%
52%
_100
Stores
76%
51%
-
Mar
31
18
26% Mar 24
Co
•75%
51%
50%
..
No par
Drug Inc.
(JP) & Co Inc__
Stevens
1
9
17
6% Dec
Chemical
pn
14%
L—1
S__l
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soys*"
1.
Corp____
(The)-'L
«5%
14
__20
Co
preferred
9
Jun
206
Co
51% July 17
'
23
Warner
Starrett
Mar 15
77
.Feb
Steel
6 iV
47%
1-
preferred—*—20
preferred—_20
preferred
Pressed
40%
14 Vb
„100
Stanray Corp.——
14% Mar 17
22
convertible
Standard
27
Mar 30
35
\
17% Jan
May 23
71% Dec
6
44% Mar 24
11 % Jan
•
29
65% Jan
-
26% Jan
4
21% Mar 25
6%
Mar 28
32
28% Apr
40 Va
49%
50%
Packaging Corp com.i
40%
77%
/
L_-7
preferred series Ai_
27
20
May 11
9
45% Nov
;• 77
Jan 27
22% Oct
3%%
13
42% Jan
25
16
/
.
Standard
40
64%
-
Indiana
i.4
37 % July
19% Oct 24
Z
,
40%
64%
*86
46%
Ohio common_4-10-
89
Jan
39%
64
*
21% Aug
12% July
New
of
; Jan
102
6
26% Oct
Nox
of
Oil
40% Jan
62 % Dec
.11
Oil
Oil
Standard
Jersey
86
40%
'
*76
Shares
43%
86
143^
-Z
Standard
21% Feb/
of
T
the Week
43%
'
47%
16.25
Standard
84
;;
California
3
53% Mar 15
4
of
4
4
,
Oil
76%
Friday
Aug. 4"
Aug. 3
42%
43%
14%
<
•
10
8
Jan
56
^
May
Apr
59% Feb
"
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44'% May 31
'
75%
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Sales for
Thursday
,46%
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Aug. 2
453/,
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SALE
Wednesday
Aug. X
86
30 % Jun
1
Tuesday
44
10% May 11
Jun
.
No par
Brands
HIGH
Monday
July 81
No par
common
12% May 11
40
;V;
■
Par
preferred
Standard
67% Aug
4
78% May 12
23
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
July 25
82
79% Aug 22
i
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
..
STOCKS
,
Year 1960
Lowest
,,
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
15%
16
12,800
43
43%
44%
43%
44%
44
46
T
40
3% Oct
6% May
6% Jan
24
4
Feb
1
50% Dec
16
47% Jan
6
20 y4 Sep
29
24% Aug
25
22 Va Jun
22
64 y2 Jun
2
Jan
4
83
29% Mar 15
38% Dec
27
33
Jun
15
21 Va Sep
28
37
Jan
14
27% Jan
3
46
15y2 Sep
26
19% Dec
16
18% Jan
3
148 y4 Oct
25
34
87
Jan
an
51
109% May 31
49% July 18
17% Aug
20% May 17
14% July 25
65
Sep
27
70% Jan
12
18% July 22
256% May 25
29% Jan 11
19% Jan/
Jan
108
4
11
86% Aug 25
4
24% Jan
52% Aug
2
3
106
Mar
7
Texas
&
80% Jan
5
105
July 21
Texas
Utilities
21% Jan
3
29% Apr
3
31% Apr
3
23% July 25
30% Apr
27
37% Jan
3
50
Jan
27
10% Jan
3
22 Va May
22
55
Jun
28
16
70% Dec
Feb
24
84
16% Jun
2
20% Dec
19
44% Dec
7
14% Sep
28
15 Va Feb
Jun
May 20
24% Jan
May 10
20% Jan
20% Jan
3
24% Mar
48 Va Jan
3
58% Aug
22% Jan
4
15% Jan
3
28% Apr
17
19% Sep
6
19
Jan
4
25
22
41% Aug 26
37% Jan
3
59
8
8
2
17
May 31
July 19
$1.25
Thiokol
Glass
59 % Jan
10
4
26% Jan
3
31% Oct
24
60
Jun
16
22
Jun
19
21 y4 Dec
16
39
Jan
11
22% Jan
3
11% July 25
19
Jan
39 Va Jan
4
42% Apr
3
4
31% Mar
1
13% July 21
20% May
1
13% July 26
20% May 15
Oct
27
3
50% Aug
4
50% Jan
11
54 y2 Oct
18
53 V* Jan
4
56 % May
8
25 Va Mar 14
33% Nov
30
29% Jan
9
41
July 28
40% May 27
25% Jan
25
52
Jun
30
59 Va May 27
49% Feb
2
55% May
30
Mar
8
44% Dec
20
36 V* Aug
4
55% Apr
7
May
2
11% Dec
8
10% Jan
6
16% July 14
33
28
36
May 17
8% July 18
4
Jan
36
Oct
14
36
Jan
28
11V* Jan
9
44
4
7
48
20
13% Nov
Aug
33% Jun
9
14
July 18
16% Apr
3
•52%
30%
20
20%
71
*79
"
50c
103%
25Va
105
25%
*78V4
81
103'% 104
25Va
20
79%
.
103
25Va
25%
-
>
7,300
631%
24%
57,400
104%
28,000
/">oS\ 23%
v-%104
r,
52 %,
$1.20
Oil
52%
18.800
17%
17%
17%
17%
41,100
34%
35
36%
37
37%
37%
39
14.500
25%
25%
25%
25%
33,000
157%
23,000
31%
10.400
157
156%
31%
x30%
20
20%
19%
19%
78%
79%
104V4
160 Va
31
20y8
79%
78%
78%
220
104%
8,200
22.900
103
104
104
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
27
25%
Toledo
27'/a
24%
27%
25
27
24%
27%
24%
27%
27%
27%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
6,600
42 Va
40%
41 Vi
41%
41%
40 %
41
39
40%
35,300
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18%
*18y8
19 >/a
*18'/8
19Vb
18%
18%
60%
61V*
NO par
29%
29'/2
60V4
*83'/2
*29'/2
60%
84%
60%
83%
30
60%
*83y4
60
83%
*29»/2
60y2
100
29%
29%
29%
29%
10
22%
23
22y2
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23
25
23%
No par
55%
Co
class
23%
57%
22%
23%
58
22y4
23%
58%
22Va
23%
.23%
23%
23%
57%
58%
57%
58
22
22%
22
22%
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23 Vi
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
8.700
58%
31 Va
59
31 Va
59
31V*
59
37%
59
37 Vi
59
37%
58%
59
58%
59
4,100
36%
37%
36%
37%
3,400
A
1
88
87%
88 y2
87%
37%
24Va
26
No par
26
37%
25%
25%
15%
37%
24V/a
*24%
14%
14Vi"
49%
54%
38%
25Va
26%
15'/2
Co
1
*25%
15J/2
16y2
Inc
5
14 Va
14%
14Va
14%
1
48%
49%
55
49'/4
54%
50
55
38%
39'/2
39'/8
Steel
Corp
common
1
preferred
Co
Co
common
pfd series
conv
38y2
55
38%
1
29
29Vi
29V*
of
1957
*52y4
39%
*14%
54Va
39%
15
54
39%
14%
*45
48
13%
47
13%
Century-Fox
Film.Corp__
1
Twin City Rap Transit com.No par
5%
conv
prior preferred
50
Twin
Coach
Oil
1
Co
13 y4 Jun
21
20% Nov
3d
17% Jan
4
21% Mar 13
TXL
12% Oct
26
18 Va Jan
22
13% Jan
4
17% May 16
Udylite Corp
24% Feb
29
57
Aug 30
42 % Jan
11
65% May 11
Underwood
7% Jan
3
10% Mar 28
Union
33 Vi Jan
4
42 Va May 22
Union
Z13%
17%
90
4,100
90%
4,000
38%
39%
38%
38 V2
33,000
24
24%
23%
24 Vb
25,900
26%
*24%
25%
200
15%
14%
15 Va
9,800
14%
14%
14%
14%
9,300
50%
54%
49%
50%
50%
50%
14,400
54%
54%
54 Va
54%
1.100
40
39%
40
40%
41
4.800
29%
55
29%
29%
2.9
29%
39%
1474
*47
13%
13%
25%
14%
14Va
38%
14%
54
39%
14%
47
50
89%
4.300
10,500
29%
*52Va
29%
50
Coal
Tung-Sol Electric
87
37Vi
24'%
25%
15!/4
Pipeline
87%
89 %
37V4
1
Corp
Airlines
Tri-Continental
5%
400
56
22
.
2
Williams
Trans western
$2.70
30
i
15,500
23%
Corp
Truax-Traer
13,400
56Vi
22
___2
&
100
60%
85
5
Electronic
World
,
60%
*83%
23%
Co
Trans
30
85
19%
22
Construction__l
&
Co
Supply
Transue
*83%
85
*18%
2,600
No par
Bearing
Co
Transitron
20th
27%
40 Vi
com_5
Co
Realty
Edison
Tractor
3,700
27%
24%
preferred
Torrington
7,600
1
common
Timken Roller
Tishman
6.700
5
No par
Co
Co
—
Tool
Power
Tidewater
7,400
62 %
7.50
Mfg
preferred
Transamerica
20
30
20y4
19%
No par
(JR)
Trane
Dec
29 % Jan
52%
6,600
8%
15%
34
156% ,165%
30'% 1 31
161
30% ;r31%
100
Co
Co
Chemical
39 % Aug
64
Ry
preferred
conv
Thatcher
91% May 15
20
9
104%
8%
15
'
42% Jun
21
157Va
common
36% July 14
Dec
158%
Thor
6
Oct
156 Vi
10
8
32% Feb
23% Mar 29
64
1
Oil
&
4%
68% Jan
23
33%
No par
8%
.104%
52%
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
28% May
104%
•
17%
35%
38 %
25%
8
3
102%
52%
4
27
24
llVa
34Va
37%
25%
82% Feb
May
23%
23%
24
104%, 105
17%
35%
38
25%
87
82% Mar 21
24
52%
Thompson
26% Jan
33
Textron Inc
23%
51%
5
Texas Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l
Pacific
63%
xl7%
35V*
37
25%
Corp
2
4
24% Jan
Coal
Jan
7
79
Pacific
62%
Inc.
Instruments
Texas
6
12
4
46% Feb
Texas
35% Apr
15
17%
35%
39 Va
25%
Producing Co
Sulphur
23% Apr
14%
63
15l/8
64%
51%
Gulf
3
8%
14%
63ya
17%
35%
38 Vi
25%
Texas
10
8%
15Va
64ya
51%
Texas
15% Jan
103
43 Vi
8%
44Va
8%
14%
12.50
„
Eastn Transmission
Gulf
102%
'
Corp_3.50
issued
1
15
13
When
21
61% Jan
23%
___25-
Jun
3
v 23%
Inc_2i—2—i
Texaco
27% Jan
69
Co__5
Transmission
Transmission
26% Jan
8
Gas
Gas
206% May 15
15y4
65%
8%
43 Vi
8%
14%
64%
Corp
26% Jun
137% July 18
8%
1
1.25
Corp
Texas
38% Jun
9% July
1
4.50
Corp
Texas
11
Nov
Tandy
(James)
14
26
21
Inc
38% Mar 21
19% Jun
1
28% Oct 24
22% Oct
Talcott
17%
55
6,700
*52%
55
100
38
42,400
36%
38%
36%
*14%
14%
*14%
14%
43
13%
47%
47%
47%
13%
13%
13%
47%
14%
18»/*
17%
18%
17%
18%
400
'
60
2.900
16.200
1
17%
17%
1
15
47%
15V4
15%
15%
15 Vi
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
3,600
No par
50 Va
45%
46%
46
46%
45%
46%
43%
45 Va
34,000
5
7%
7%
7%
8
7%
7%
Corp
18%
*52%
V
6% Nov 30
29% Oct 25
106% Oct
32
I
Jan
25
4
12 % Mar
1
43 Va Jan
4
148 % Jan
6
116
Jan
397/b Aug
19
15
39
Jan
3
92
Jan
30
87% Jan
6
96
74% Dec
29
78
Apr
8
68% J an
5
75
Aug
16
77% Jan
7
85
Aug
19
-33 Va Mar
Aug
8
47
Nov
Sep
28
31
Jan
7% Jan
4
25 Va Oct
21
25
8% Aug
32% Jan
20
23% Mar
8
46 %
97
27
86 % Mar
4
15
Union
37% Jan
3
51 %
7
4
30% Jan
4
15% Dec
14% Dec
1
5
27% May 20
46% Apr
16
Jun
19
29
22% Jan
6
31% Jan
10
10
16% Apr 19
% Aug
4
18% Jun
28
7
40% Mar 16
United
Corp
United
Electrie
15% Jan
3
20% Aug
United
Engineering
United
Fruit
33
3
Mar 21
4
15% July 25
17% Jan
3
29 Va Aug
4
39
1
65
May
July 31
18% Feb
20
24 % Apr
5
11
4$ Jan
3
4
54% Jan
16
30% Jan
27
33 % July
8
30% Jan
3
34
Jun
2
43 Va Jun
16
37 % Jan
3
47% Feb
9
97% Jun
1
4
92% Oct
18
29
30% Jan
4
25
74% Jan
4
42
Oct
For
footnotes,
see page
Corp
Jan
4
24% Jan
3
49 Vi Apr
14
93
24.
1% May
5
76 Vi Mar 24
32
July 31
72% Aug
3
34'/2
8%
49%
20 Va
26%
35 V*
63%
16 V2
19%
1%
67 Va
2.50
1
8% July 28
2
35_%
*20
72
No par
Fastener
United-Carr
-
Corp—_10
Co
54% May 19
1% Jan
23% Sep
Carton
&
3
64% Jan
83% Jan
Board
Carbon
5
pfd_100
pfd_100
1
Amer__No par
of
3
12
4
United
United
Co
Jan
7
Apr
30 Va Mar
Corp
44 % Jan
17 Va Jan
50
conv
conv
45% Mar
52 Vi Jan
25
19^5)
of 1956)
76% Apr
6
Jan
common
of
(series
28 Vi Apr
34% Aug 30
53% Jan 25
20
Corp
(series
1
18
12
17
10
4%
4
29% Jan
23
5
Co
4%
33% July 26
60 % Jan
10
2
18% Feb
18
Feb
Aircraft
10
No par
Inc
Biscuit
25
25
common
8
Artists
Jan
Nov
4
United
Apr
7% Jan
Aug
Co
Drill
Airlines
United
76
38
100
RR
preferred
40% May 24
27
46
Aug
109% May
No par
:
Car Co
Twist
United
Mar
Jan
86
39% Dec
1
Tank
United
2
14
2
Union
No par
California
of
non-cum
51% May 15
9
Aug
Pacific
$4
27% May 29
Nov
Mar 21
Oil
Union
5
17
7
Union
6
series
series
$4
8
19
3
102
$4.50
Preferred
Jan
54% July 25
20
Aug
8
34% Jan
Mar
31
No par
Jun
24
28% Nov
No par
series
29% Jan
Aug 24
35% Dec
series
8% Apr
Aug 22
10
common
$3.70
81
20
Co
$3.50
76
34% July
103% Aug 25
Electric
Preferred
24
63% May
4
Union
Coal
Cos
&
5
Foundry—5
No par
Co
10
Co__13%
United Greenfield
Corp
—10
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc
1
United
Gas
United
Gas
Corp
Park
United
Shoe
6%
US
Borax
US
&
City Mines Co
Mach
common
&
Chemical
Freight
Co
•
32
43%
Corp com_l
preferred
Foreign
1
25
25
preferred
4%%
U S
;
Improvement
United
Securities
;
100
1
No par-
8
36y8
36%
135% 136V2
46%
46%
94y4
94'%
*75
79
72%
73
*83 y2
85
54
54%
34y2
34%
8%
8V2
36%
36%
23y4
23%
47 Va
47!/2
49%
50%
*106
112
*98
100
34%
36%
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
Carbide Corp
No Par
July 17
Feb
5
13
Union
May 18
20
71
37
Co
Preferred
3
6
Rubber
&
Preferred
74% Jan
8
5
Corp
Asbestos
18
Apr
6
24% Jan
May 17
77
Jan
37% Jan
May 10
48% Jun
97
42% Jan
5
81
May 22
27 Va Jan
26
88
144
5
2
19 Va Oct
32% Apr
-
16
25 V* Apr
i;
4
(The)
-
*95
30%
-
66%
37
20 Va
72%
35 Va
8%
50 V4
20 V*
27%
35%
65
16 Va
20 V*
1%
67 %
32%
44
96
32
68
35%
*136
46%
36%
36%-.
137%
138%
47
47%
7%
8
36%
37%
94
94
*75
74
74
*73
74%
85
*83%
85
*83%
53%
47%
47%
21,000
■
*93 %
94%
79
*75
72%
85
*83%
11,600
79
73
22,400
'
48 Va
94%
73
79
5,000
37%
138%
*75
94
79
36
137
138%
94%
•
47%
94
37
136%
47%
139%
*75
8
*83%
54%
53 Vb
54 Vi
52%
53%
52%
34%
34 Vi
34%
34
34%
34
280
.
72%
160
85
53 Vi
10.900
34%
28,100
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
20.300
36%
36%
36%
37
36%
37
36%
36%
24
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
1.500
46%
47%
47%
48%
48
49%
49
49%
52.600
49%
50 %
49%
51 Va
49%
50%
50%
51%
24,500
34 Va
*23%
*105%
98
36 Vi
36%
8%
8%
8%
112
*106
112
*106
107
*106
117
98
100
100
*99
101
*100
6,700
101
800
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
35%
36%
12.800
37%
36%
37
36%
37%
37%
37%
4,400
20
20
19%
19 Vi
19%
20%
71%
72%
71
71
70%
70%
71 Va
72
2.300
35
33%
34 Vi
33%
33%
34
35%
1,200
17,000
*34%
8%
8%
8%
19
50%
50%
8%
20%
20%
26%
27%
27%
35%
36
35 Vi
64%
64 Vi
65
16 Vi
16 %
16%
16%
197/b
20% M
20
20%
1%
67%
*32
1%
67%
32%
i
1 %
67%
*32
8%
49%
20Va
20 Va
5,700
29
28%
29%
116,900
35%
35
35%
30,600
63%
*63
16 %
16%
16%
17%
1,900
20%
35%
64%
8%
49%
63 %
28%
8%
20%
35%
20%
49%
27%
50 Vi
20%
900
49%
8%
*49%
19%
21%
21
22%
40,100
X20
„
1%
1,300
64
900
1%
1%
1%
67%'
67 Va
67%
67
67%
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
44
44%
44
44%
*95
96%
*95
96 Va
1%
437/b
46
44%
45%
96
96
95
95
31
31%
31
31%
67 Vi
69%
69%
71 %
,
1
30%
30%
30%
30%
70%
72%
69%
71
14.500
4.200
'
140
7,600
40
5,400
24 600
"
24
(548)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
85'% Oct
13
96
Aug 23
116% Jun
25
115
Feb
27
157
Feb
6
Dec
19
152
Aug
1
20
8y8 Jan
4
4
Jan
6
15y4 Dec
8
3iy2 Feb
12
17
161
Jan
7y4 Oct 24
34 y4 Nov 29
13% Jan
15
40
22
35'% Jan
6
30 y4 Sep
1
26 7% Jan
5
8
30
73% Jan
3
25
8% Sep
26 % Jan
30
35
7% Mar
20 % Oct
25% Nov
40
Jan
26
4iy4 Oct
22% Mar
5
26
Jan
4
26'% Jan
43% Jan
J an
33
64
Jan
5
46% Jan
6
157 y4 Aug
11
149'% Jan
3
4
33
Nov
27
47
Apr
27
25% Dec
21
36% Apr
12
26
Jan
22
50% Sep
19
453% Jan
4
69 »/4
103 y4 Jan
6
75% Jan
5
2
US
3
3
Jun
15
26 % Aug
25
23 V4 Jan
6
37 y4 Nov
10
35
9
3
36% Jun
24
148
4
May
1413% Jan
Aug 25
Jan
29'% Jan
23
3
533% Apr
preferred
Co
series
1st
US
US
Tobacco
U S
Vitamin
6
27% May 10
United
Stockyards
3
23
United
Whelan
30
2
Jan
3
43% May 17
26
34 y2 Dec
15
30'% Jan
10
6
159% Nov
21
153% Jan
9
47
May 11
163% May 31
41 y2 Apr
14
80% Jun
17
38
21% Oct
24
33 y4 Dec
23
303% Jan
4
28'% Jan
5
53 % Dec
43% Mar
7
70 y2 Feb
29
84
41 y4 Feb
16
Aug 18
62% Jun 13
30 % Oct
25
38
16
Match
613% Jun
6
Universal
Oil
68
4
Universal
Pictures
May
3
85
Feb
8
4'%%
483% Feb
28
59
Apr
14
Upjohn
333% Mar 10
383% Feb
5
44
Jan
5
30
Va Jan
3
387/8 Jun
5
34% J an
5
18
Jan
3
29% May
15% Sep
2
12
36
15% Oct
Jan
26% Feb
Sep
9% July 26
35% Mar 15
19% Dec
14
30 Va Apr
27
24
22% Sep
67% Jun
3
38 i/a Oct
20
46% Jan
4
77% Apr
27
31
24
51% Dec
20
42% Jun
23
$2.28
Oct
19% Jan
9
39% Dec
28
30
Apr 22
34% Jan 26
113% Dec
28
107
54% Dec
28
21% Mar
79
99% Jan
106% Aug 24
4
29
85
82% Jan
18
82% Jun
23
Jan
7% Oct
8
Jun
8
15
Aug 31
Jan
18
May 15
62 y4 Aug
3
J07% Feb
6
81% July
85
Mar
7
$4.04
9
90
Jan
24
$4.20
87
Mar 20
$4.12
13% Feb
4
6
Vulcan
Materials
7,600
28%
28%
2,900
48
48%
48%
*76
62y8
77
62
158V4
47
200
6,300
158%
77
77
77%
20
62%
63%
63
63%
28,200
157%
64%
157%
Vb
158 y4
158i/4
1,500
,
158%
47'%
47%
48
48
48y2
35%
36
35
35%
49%
86'%
87%
49%
50
50
50
x85%
86%
143 '%
143'%
143 %
31 %
30%
31%
30%
143
30%
/
85%
143
87%
85%
143 %
1,200
8,700
**
2,000
87%
87%
88%
143%
143
142%
142 %
3,500
30%
4,200
31 Va
30%
30%
30
*38 Va
38 y2
38%
38%
38%
39%
38 Vb
39
*20%
22 y2
*20%
62,500
38%
38 Va
*38 %
38y2
38 %
38 %
38%
38%
38%
39%
39%
40 y4
*20%
22 y2
*20%
22 y2
*20%
12%
12%
13'%
13%
13%
13%
14%
14%
41%
14%
41
41%
15,300
40%.
41%
40%
41%
42%
42%
9,000
42%
41%
42%
41%
41%
160 y2
160%
„
•
41 '/4
42'%
*160
13
41%
41
42y4
42%
162
*160
162
38%
39 y2
38%
40
53y8
54y2
53%
54%
1
*53
*80
com
53
29,500
54%
53 y2
54%
531/4
55 '/8
33,50r
55
53
*79
81
*79
*53
55
*52
81
*79
81
*79
5iy4
51
51%
36'%
36
36'%
36%
37
36%
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36
36
24'%
24%
23
24
10'%
103%
10
10
31%
31%
•303%
263/a
263%
26%
26%
55'%
56%
55%
56%
483%
•33
49%
593%
1043%
333%
*108%
60 3%
111%
60
105%
31%
37i/2
9,100
35
35'%
22
23
353%
213%
22'%
93%
93%
*31
*
*93%
31%
31
300
8,100
9%
2,300
31%
700
26%
26'%
26
26
1,700
573%
53'%
56
53
54
16,500
50%
33'%
473%
333%
109
109
33'%
*
108
49 Vb
463%
33%
32%
108
*107%
48
3%
24,000
33'%
1,200
109
300
61%
61'%
62'%
60%
61%
105%
1053%
59%
12,500
104%
106'%
1063/e
106 %
1053%
106 %
230
82%
82%
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83
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85%
86
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87
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86%
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86%
*
*81%
83
•86
87
87
82%
'
87
100
•85
86
85%
85%
123%
11%
12
11%
36%
603%
100
1
37%
*351%
31%
48%
;
14,800
26%
553/4
493%
33
110
51%
36%
"5
51%
10%
*26
1C0
81
51%
36
93%
55
50%
23
22
32
49 Vb
33%
110
_100
common
53
50'%
1
-
39%
*53
1
com__1
40
38y4
81
10
Chemical
1,800
162
39 y4
35%
5
162
38%
56
*35%
162
39%
52
5
preferred
*161
200
5,600
22%
39
2.50
com
22
50'%
12.80
Co
Inc
Co
77
63 y8
158V4
158y4
47%
*76
63%
1
preferred
9% Jan
24y4
28 y2
48
100
preferred
26
23%
28 y4
48y8
35%
1
preferred
Jan
Jun
24%
28%
47%
47
__1.25
85
23%
28%
48 y2
*76
49%
Inc
83
24
28'%
*
35%
dividend partic preferred_100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
8
$5 preferred
100
21
23%
28%
48'%
2.50
Co
Carolina
8%
36%
6%
3
*8%
49%
Associates
Virginia
125
Co
8%
48
28%
77
8%
82%
*85%
12
j
-
■
13%
12'/a
12%
85 Vz
12'%
83
40
87
110
,86%
50
12%
23,500
16%
1,400
Jan
4
4
17
May 12
5%
16
16
94% Apr
102% Apr
j 8
16%
16
87% Jan
3
100
July 21
5%%
16
preferred
100-
99
99
14
101
5
107 V* Jun
*99
98 Vz Jan
6% %
preferred
*99
101
100
*99
101
*99
•106
101
108
10
*106
108
105%
106
105%
106
*105
107
90
19
2
13% Jun
84% Dec
95
13
27
103
89
Aug 10
90% Aug 16
4
15% Jan
80
Feb
Raalte
Vendo
43% Apr
July 14
49% Jan
Van
Varian
77% Mar 30
4,600
*8%
*8%
47
America
convertible
100
33
36
Co
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
of
10,300
42
32%
49
Corp
Light Co_
Indus
*40
32%
37
1
Corp
16%
16%
42
32%
1
preferred--
Norman
16%
*40
8%
47
100
Co Inc
Vanadium
Van
16'/a
40
33
120
500
23%
158
No par
Corp
2
12
40
32
*18
24,800
*8y2
61%
,
com_No par
Products
&
16%
42
33
32%
6,200
5%
19%
49%
Co
Power
20%
5y8
30c
6
14 Vz Apr
6
28% Jan
2
28
Utah
23
5%
23%
47 yB
_100
Universal
16%
5%
18%
48%
Corp
Steel
3
6
21
104%
155
35%
preferred__25
Tobacco
Jan
20
29% Dec
11
62
Leaf
17
*153
16%
preferred
78% Jan
21
Jun
July 24
8%
5%
*20
Shares
103%
155
50
com
Corp
Universal-Cyclops
Universal
6%
*153
8%
*76
Pharmaceutical—1
11
153 y4
the Week
Aug. 4
23%
28%
r •
5
common
&
*40
105%
153
Friday
Aug. 8
103% 104%
50
non-cumulative
18 3% Apr
4
5
1
Co
103
.
Sales for
Thursday
8%
100
Corp common
preferred
7%
.
21%
16%
32%
PRICES
23y4
"
—1
Steel
7%
*21
42
,
32J/2
5
....
13% July 11
51% Jan
4
Jan
*40
10
preferred—100
preferred
24 y2 Mar 29
29% Oct
17%
50
B
Smelting Ref & Min
1%
8
26% Dec
17
common
non-cum
12
148
1
5%
22
1
U S
10
Apr
21 Vz
common
.
Feb
Jan
..50
common
15 y4 Jan
9
152 y2
Shoe Corp
39'% July 11
22
152
US
32% May 24
14
139% Jan
155
5%
preferred
Rubber
8%
9
34 y4 Jan
28
*152%
preferred series A
Lines Co
3%%
4
91'% May 17
147'% Jun
5
Sep
105
100
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
US'Plywood Corp common.^.
May 18
52'% Jun
103
US
2
1603% May 16
48% May
2
40'% May 17
3
45
35% Mar
Mar
106
6%
SALE
Aug. 2
103y2
preference
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 1
4
„
AND
Tuesday
July 31
common—82%c
Mach
A
LOW
Monday
Par
common
Industries Inc
4%%
6
77'% Aug
64'% Aug
class
4%%
6
54
.
5
Jan
2
Mar 27
273% Apr
25
75
Aug 31
144
% Dec
US
9
1
STOCK
preferred
5%
40
Aug
36'% Jun
Co
Hoffman
US
3
19
78
7%
17% July 17
7
50% Jan
y2 Aug 10
75
Jan
3
Gypsum
US
23'% Mar 28
17
25% Jun
US
6 3% Mar 21
3
9 Va Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
July 21
3% Dec
148
NEW
Highest
13% Jan
20
convertible
preferred
16%
<j
16'%
tiuu
ij
i,
16%
16 Vz
16%
.
w
62
80
May 13
Dec
1
71'% July 28
85'% Feb
28
29'% Feb
28
23% Nov
1
44% Jan
25
24% Feb
10
liy2 Dec
30
18 V4 Jun
8
11% Jan
9
45
14
60 Vz Aug
57
4
35'/a Aug
4
40% Dec
27 Vb Dec
23
Nov
1
Jan
7
9% Nov
81% Dec
5
Sep
37% Mar
Oct
15
24
Jan
Wabash
RR
4%%
preferred
Electric Corp
Wagner
14
Mar 13
Waldorf
73
Mar
7
Walgreen
38'% Jan
6
533% Aug
3
Walker
(Hiram)
26'% Feb
2
41'% Apr
4
Wallace
&
4
8 Vb Jan
3
15
21
15% Jan
15
89 % Jan
7
80
27
10 Vb Jan
18
6
9
54% Dec
14
4
13% Jun
1
July 27
3
28
5
Ward
863% Mar 16
Jan
523% Jan
2
21% Mar
27
103/8 Jan
87
16% Jan
May
July 17
30'% July 12
3
G
&
Tiernan
Co
preferred--
74
72
72
26%
27
27
27%
27%
28
11%
8,900
11%
113%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,600
633/a
623%
60%
62%
61%
62%
623%
633%
63
51%
51%
51%
53
52%
53%
53
533%
38%
53%
38%
38
373%
383/a
38
38
38
8%
8%
38%
8%
1
common
11%
11 Va
80
100
v
81
1'1%
82
79%
29%
78%
80%
8,100
793%
80'%
793%
80'%
79%
47%
80'%
49%
12,000
48%
48%
*47 %
49%
49'%
49%
66%
1,000
66%
67
67
67%
*67'%
67%
49%
49
2,400
49%
49%
493%
*48
49
4,000
44% Sep
13
No par
413% Jan
66
5
54
66%
65%
Washington Water
30
27
45 Vz Jan
4
No par
30'% Jan
3
38 3% Jan
49%
49%
49%
23% July 14
30 Vb Jan
15
25% Jan
6
34'% July 26
Wayne
7% Jan
14
4% Jan
4
7'% May 31
Welbilt
4
10 Vz Jan
4
87
Jan
98% Aug 30
4
82 Vz Feb
1
89
Oct
78y2 Jan
19
86
Jun
,1
30 Vb Oct
26
56% Jan
17
97% Sep
West
5
102
July 11
91
May
5
4.20%
87
Apr
24
42 3% Jan
6
98% Mar
8
1
Jan
25
17 Vz Nov
14
35 Vz Jan
4
193% Jan
4
29% Feb
17
4iy4 Jun
17
3 5 3% Jan
16
Nov
16
98
96
Jan
19
99
22
Oct
Jan
13
25
30% Jan
4
27
May 11
28% May 4
16% Apr
4
377/s Jan
6
37
6
25% Dec
14
24
38 V4 Oct
57
13
393% Jan
30
27% July 19
31'% Jan
3
31
Jan
Jan
21% Oct
25
32% Jan
Oct
25
65
45
77% Jan
102
Sep
41% Sep
92% Dec
38'% Aug
Apr
4%
25
55
3
Western
Western
Apr
4
5
22
Jan
3
28 3% May 19
40
May
1
50
Jan
18
Feb
2
109
Jun
5
6
42% Jan
3
56
Jun
5
22
98
2
92'% Jan
3
99% Jun
2
34% Jan
22
27'% Jan
70
28
68
2
Oct
31
98% Oct
14
Sep
48% July
67% Jan
102
44
Jan
88% Jan
3
6
40'% Jan
3
99% Jan
82
3
Aug 31
9
8
7% Jan
23
$5
Jun
White
Dental
60'% Jun
9
White
Motor
103
3
Mar 10
13 Vs
27 y2 July 12
25
Apr
6
26
Jan
27
52% Jan
37
Jan
5
49
White
May 10
15
Dec
5%%
May 15
21
28% Jan
4
31% Mar 10
48
Oct
45
Dec
203/a Jan
10 y2 May
28% Dec
11
15% Sep
8
31
29% Nov
21
36% Apr 29
43% Sep
127% Sep
14
25% Oct
119
Jan
25
25% Feb
9
22% Dec
2
31% Aug
30% Jan
59
8
75
Mar
41 Vz Oct
Apr
1
7% Nov
5
84'% Feb
4
42
8'% July 19
26
Jan
29
Wisconsin
34% Jun
6
Wisconsin
3
31% Jun
5
66'% Apr
5
88% Jun
4
49
Jan
3
Oct
13
67'% May 22
87
Jan
3
943% Jun
23
10% Jan
14
95
J an
6
8% Feb
16
3
38
Jan
121
0
19'% Sep
27% Jan
28
37'% Jan
6
25
138% Jan
4
22% July 20
88% Jan
3
25
Aug 20
19% Jan
1
25
3
36% Jun
Xerox
3
*94 %
96
10
50
35'%
7,400
*94%
96
26
26%
26
26%
263%
27
46
9,500
46
46'%
46%
46%
46%
6,600
100
*973%
373%
37%
38'%
37%
30%
303%
303%
31
303%
•31
100
*97%
33
*31
100
♦973/4
33
•31
33
*30
100
*973%
33
20
100
38'%
33,300
31
*30
2,800
33
-No par
25%
26
25%
25%
25'%
25'%
25
2.50
25'%
25%
44 Vb
44%
44%
25%
45%
45
46%
46
47%
47
26
26%
26
48'%
27'%
58,900
27%
28'%
27%
28'%
28
43%
44'%
43%
283%
44%
28,200
x43%
84%
85
43%
84%
44'%
85'%
65,000
*83%
84'%
800
50'%
7,100
100
100
•105
10
95%
1
54%
•101
1
11 Vb
*25%
j—50
48
Inc
11%
Service
Corp
Corp
49%
95%
95%
293%
29%
11%
*71
47'%
73%
50%
51%
,
30'%
*71
49%
*95
*71
4 6 3%
46'%
463%
47
56%
55%
56'%
56%
11'%
1013%
101%
102
11%
11'%
26
*25%
26
U'%
*25%
260
30%
15,000
73%
463%
•101
2,100
96%
30%
73 %
55'%
55 Vz
102
100
47
1,400
16,200
*101'%
56%
102'%
11%
12%
11,100
11%
26
*25%
50
26
42%
*42%
42%
42%
43%
22
22%
217/a
223%
21
213%
21'%
•47
21%
47%
47
47
46'%
46'%
*453%
46%
503%
503/a
50%
49%
50%
50%
50%
*82
84
•82
84
♦82
*37
39
38
38
38
8%
*
*105
49%
96%
29'%
73
•42
21%
47'%
84
*82
38
38
*43%
84
*82
38%
44%
7,400
500
51
7,500
84
38'%
39
1,600
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
35
35%
8%
34%
35%
1,100
35
353/a
35%
36
36
44%
100
45
36%
45%
19,800
46%
46'%
47
463/a
46%
46 3%
46%
127%
7,900
•125 %
125%
,
125%
•125
83%
127%
*125
8%
8%
127%
*125
32%/
127%
10
32%
32%
32'%
32%
32 Vb
32%
32%
30%
30
32%
30%"
5,300
30%
30%
30
30'%
30
30
76%
-10
32%
30 %
10
Co—
96
44'%
84
*105
493%
*25%
47%
10
preferred
54%
26
21 Va
10c
com
96%
•101
*41% '43
—1
Co
107
49%
293%
46%
55%
1
Inc
96%
29
173
102
20
common
50
43%
833%
85
♦105
■
74
47%
100
_—
29%
•73
20
49i%
95%
29 Va
5
S S)
49%
44'%
*833%
*105
49%
77%
2,100
76%
76%
76'/a
75'%
76%
76
60%
61
7.6'%
62%
9,000
63%
643%
62%
63'%
62
63
90%
*91
7,300
91'%
91
91
114%
1161/2
119
9%
1.25
77
60 %
90%
91/2
99
& Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
243% July 10
35
95
95
353%
26%
Yale
8
29'% May 15
1143% May 17
95
34%
45%
(FW) Co
10
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4%%
series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
106'% July 11
84% Oct
27
Aug
12'% Apr
♦93%
35
33%
150
%
26%
Woolworth
6
6
34
86%
37'%
Power
Public
33%
86%
30%
preferred—
Woodward Iron
Dec
Jan
Elec
3
8
6%
14
34%
94
*85%
373%
common..
Stores
22% Jan
17
July 11
Feb
86%
30%
Co
12
129
*85
5
121% Apr
29% Jan
94'% July 19
18 Va Dec
2
Jun
86 %
37'%
(The
Industries
49
6
*85
45%
No par
—10
Winn-Dixie
86
85
1,800
26%
common—No par
9
87
46%
Inc
Windsor
10
100
*86%
26%
preferred
393% May
12
*98
86
113%
31%
Inc
Co
12
99%
86
•86
37%
Co
Wilson-Jones
9
95
66
7
26% Oct
13'% Jan
26
413% Jan
Mar
&
$4.25
12%
99%
88
87%
30%
preferred
Oil
12%
98%
700
45%
preferred—__80
Mfg
Stores
Wilson
17
101
10
80% Mar 10
78
Wilcox
123%
98%
98'%
*86
36%
Sewing Machine
preference
White
27% Jan
29
27'% Mar 20
56'% Apr 26
52% July
6
79'% Jan
83% Aug 18
4
3
98'%
87%
*93%
No par
convertible
44'% July 2S
22
9
79
May 27
23% Jan 11
$3
41% Jan
21
32% May
-
5,600
12%
*97%
Prior
13
300
5%
12%
2
common
Co
37
33%
5%
53%
100
RR
convertible
9
*36'%
*32%
99V4
33%
com
preferred
4% %
Feb
65
24 Vb Nov
8
com
Telegraph
Whirlpool Corp
1
36%
33'/a.
5%
1
Co
3.80% preferred series Bi
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
343% May 19
10
Jan
14 Vb Jan
6% NOV 21
8
3
*36'%
*32%
5%
99%
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
10
28
Union
363%
33%
53%
6
No par
preferred
40
Ry
2nd
Pacific
36'%
33 Vb
5% '
5
Inc
Supply
preferred
non-cum
28% Mar 17
89 Vz Aug
Mar
Lines
Maryland
62% Jan
July 26
18% Oct
Auto
Bancorporation
103'% Dec
37 Vb Mar 14
36
Air
4.80%
36%
33'%
12%
85
Western
36'%
*32%
6%
*86
Western
B
29'/a
36 %
12
pfd—100
29
33 Va
6
4
series
Western
4
64
4%%
Western
38
July 18
833% Aug
Power
preferred
3
10
104
Penn
373% Mar 21
6
Sep
1
100
July 28
28
22
36
Jun
36%
32%
5
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4%% preferred
100
May 11
47'% July 26
93
26
5
4.10%
17
93
July 29
Power
Co
Kentucky Coal Co
Jan
33% Aug
29
Motor
Corp_
85
823/b Jan
4
92% Feb
May 31
Co
Knitting Mills
94
3
20
28%
28'%
29%
47%
Washington Gas Light Co
West
29%
29
120
78%
Warren
7
3,100
*46%
Warner-Lambert
9
76 3% May 23
17'% Apr
81%
1,100
No par
3
55
Jan
78%
14,700
Pharmaceutical—l
86'% Apr
17
80'%
8'%
29
6
1
30,700
29
9
29
25%
82'%
3
Dec
24%
24%
53'% Jan
9V2 Dec
243%
23
79%
34% Feb
4
24%
78 %
24%
823%
64
Waukesha
82
22%
30
3
U'%
81%
81
22
23
8%
U'%
24%
23
May
2,500
8%
82%
37% Jun
(SD)
8,900
2,600
*
11'%
10
Co
633%
82
11%
*81
82
54% Nov
Dec
8 Va
11'%
82
23%
8
Jun
8%
U'%
*81
5
4
Jan
8%
H'%
*81
38% May 25
-
8%
1
20
8iy4 Aug
100
53%
37%
Feb
% May
74%
50c
29% Sep
51
45
*72%
No par
W
Inc
Corp
Pictures Inc
Bros
Warner
♦72
26'%
11%
Industries
Warner
74
25
11%.
Co
Baking
6%
Ward
8
*72
>♦
25%
11%
2.50
6
19
Walworth
74
24%
10
Dec
11'% Mar 28
',*72
15
Co_
15% Jan
30
100
No par
System
993%
33%
*23
,
333%
233%
1053%
223%
1063%
23
9%
97%
32%
*23
105%
22'%
121
99'%
33'%
233%
106%
22%
99
913%
*90'%
117'%
U8'%
1183%
103%
93%
*90'%
120'%
118
93%
10%
10%
103%
993%
323%
23'%
105
98%
333%
23'%
33%
*23
99%
98%
33%
105%
22%
22%
20 3%
157'%
162'%
106%
22
23'%
.
2,800
10%
8,600
99%
33%
23'%
107%
100
913%
119
106
11,200
34
8,900
233%
900
109
203%
14,000
21'%
6,000
z
89 Vb Feb
and
ruptcy
act;,
or
17
129% Sep
asked
prices;
securities
1
no
assumed
97% Jan
sales
by
on
such
this
4
185
day.
companies.
r
Jun
Cash
All
Zenith
6
sale.
wdWhen
preferred
issues
Radio
Corp.
distributed,
are
x
cumulative
157
Ex-dividend,
unless
y
Ex-rights,
otherwise
indicated.
158'%
z
156%
Ex-distribution.
161
$ In
bankruptcy
or
receivership
157
or
-
160'%
being
156'%
reorganized
159'%
under
•
.
11,900
the
Bank¬
Volume
Number 6079
194
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(549)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
when
the
letters
bonds
In
the
headed
column
mature.
Period"
"Interest
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Range for Year I960
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
YORK
BONDS
EXCHANGE
Highest
Low
Treasury 4'As__,_May 15
Low
High
in
or
each
HIGH
SALE
Low
point.
Thursday
Friday
Aug. 3
High
Low
*102.20
1975-1985
month
a
PRICES
Aug. 2
High
the
case
32nds of
more
Wednesday
Aug. 1
July 31
one
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
Exchange
Indicate
Figures after decimal point represent
102.28
*102.26
1UJ.2
•102.18
102.26
Sales for
Aug. 4
High
Low
Week
High
Bonds ($)
*102.14
102.22
*102.12
102.2
*100
100.8
*100.4
100.12
1
1969
*100.20
100.28
*100.12
100.30
*100.6
100.8
Treasury 4s
.—Feb
1
Treasury 37%s__—May 15
Treasury 37/8s
Nov 15
Treasury 3%s
May 15
1980
*100.12
100.20
♦100.10
100.18
*100.2
100.10
1968
*99.5
99.9
*99.6
99.10
*99
99.4
*98.26
98.30
*98.27
1974
♦99.10
99.18
♦99.10
99.18
*99.2
99.10
*98.26
99.2
*98.22
98.30
1966
*99.30
*99.26
99.30
♦99.20
99.24.
*99.22
>99.26
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury 4s
86.8
11
Apr
86.8
11
Apr
Oct
100.2
100.4-
*100
•"*99.26
100.2
*99.22
t
S 9.3
98.31
3%s
Nov
15
1967
♦98 8
98.12
*98.10
98.14
*98.4
98.8
*97.26
97.30
*97.28
98
3 Vis
Nov
15
1980
*94
94.8
*94
94.8
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15
1990
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92.10
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*91.22
91.30
*91.10
91.18
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15
1990
*91.2
91.20
*91.2
91.10
*90.22
90.30
♦90.10
90.18
*90.6
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98.6
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98.6
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♦97.22
97.26
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Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury 3 Vis
Jun
15
15
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89.20
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—May 15
Feb
15
1964
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99.4
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99.4
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15
1966
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^ *96.22
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15
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86.0
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15
1961
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Treasury 23/4s
«reasury 25/Bs
reasury 23/is
96.12 Feb
96.12 Feb
18
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15
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100.19
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15
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15
1964-1969
1962-1967
Aug
15
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15
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89.8
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15
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15
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Treasury
8
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15
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v
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25
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15
International Bank for
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Development
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4%s
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15
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1961
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1
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4 Vis
4
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1978
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15
1979
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1968
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1
1962
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Jan
1
1969
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15
1971
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15
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1
1981
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1972
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3s
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1
1976
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bonds 1950 2s_Feb
15
1962
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99.16
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♦Bid
asked
and
price. No sales transacted this day.
TThis issue has not
as
yet been
admitted
to
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92
dealings.
Exchange
^
•
(Range for Week Elided August 4)
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
New York City
Unification
Transit
Friday
Bonds
High
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Issue—
Stock
Corporate
3%
Range
Friday's
Low
-June-Dec
1980
■v
Week's
Friday
92 'A
92
92y4
24
91-[jf
Interest
BONDS
Brazil
§
9413
or
Friday's
Bonds
No.
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
High
Low
High
(continued)—
7s Central Ry
•
Sal* Price
Bid & Asked
Low
Period
New York Stock Exchange
"A -n*
V
,
High:
Last
voir
Week's Range
June-Dec
155
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lJune-Dec
•96
1952
155
(interesti
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5%) 1978—
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 3.375% ) 1979
April-Ocf
99
94'A
95%
5%
Caldas
Foreign Securities
84'A
80 %
*46%
47'/a
*81
82%
81
85
1975—,
———Mar-Sepf
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bonds '78-J an-July
81'A
81'A
80'A
84%
47
45'A
53
91'A
91%
(Dominion
80'A
2%s
25-year
80'/a
80'/a
1978—Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
30-yr s f bonds
of) 2%s 1974—
of)
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Canada
Cauca Val
*45%
46
53
1942—May-Noy
*90
May-ZVoy
*43
April-Oct
——April-Ocf
*90
*43
45
45%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
*90
91'/a
92%
•
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
*90
•
External
§• Chile
Members
T elephone
REctor
2-2300
120
New
York
Stock
Exchange
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External
FOREIGN
ISSUES
•
Akershus
(Kingdom
Amsterdam
(City
§©Antioquia
of
of)
5'As
4s
1968
1973__
sinking fund
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102
103
103
7
103
8
103
104
Is
ser
B
1945
Jan-July
103
ser
C
1946
Jan-July
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ser
D
1945
Jan-July
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Jan-July
48'A
f $ bonds 1978
:
•
(Commonwealth
of)—
'
50
45'/a
6'As
assented
1966_
15-year
3%s
33/js
1962
1969
15-year
15-year
Feb-Aug
20-year
5'As
Oct
20-year 5%s
Austria
1980
Jan-July
5'As extl
(Rep)
47/bs
debs
adj
f $
s
1973
6'As
(series
8)
1980
1945
5'As
1965
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(Kingdom of) extl loan 4s
•
loan
external
Berlin
of)
(City
8 ©6'As
4%s
debt
4'As
debt
adj
ser
6s
6'As
99 §2
20
98'A
99%
90
91
5
89
95 'A
95%
8
92'A
96'A
92'A
9 6'/a
95%
100
96
100'A
6
22
98
102%
97
97
97%
8
97%
103'A
95'A
95%
12
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45
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18
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98
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99%
24
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94'A
100'A
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assented
1961
85
95%
35'A
5
100'A 100'A
15
99'A
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91'/a
91%
*43
45'/a
45%
1961——ApriZ-Oct
*43
92%
45%
45%
1962—May-Nov
91'/a
91%
May-Nov
*43
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
§ •Cologne
(City of)
6'As 1950—
Mar-Sepf
-4%s debt .adjustment 1970
—Mar-S?pf
• Colombia
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 196l_April-Ocf
• Gs
of 1927 Jan 1961*
Jan-July
3s extl sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—ApriZ-Oct
Costa Rica (Republic of)
3s 1972
Aprii-Ocf
*90
45
45
sinking fund
1961
assented
6s
—
sinking
Guaranteed
•
fund
6s
Consol
Chilean
•
Chinese
•
1962
assented
6s
•
Municipal
1960
7s
*43
1960
assented
7s
—
(Hukuang Ry)
5'/a
*4
1951
5s
*89
>
Credit
21
99%
5'As gtd
48
•
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jan-July
extl loan 1979
4'As external 1977
3s 1978
(Republic of)
(Dept of)
Czechoslovakia
104%
35
*
,.
86'A.
5%
89
153
70 %f
70'A
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70
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65
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81
93
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-80
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88
13
70
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101
73
100'A 101
26
99%
38
12
33'/a
66
45 3A
53%
37
*45
48'/a
99
99%
106
—
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
—April-Ocf
20
31
*
Denmark
April-Oct
1978
3
Froncier De France—
Cudinamarca
100'A
100% 100'A
35%
100%
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
—
_
91
Guaranteed
Cuba
1955
f
debentures
ApriZ-Oct
Power
&
June-Dec
1959
192
192
-Feb-Aug
;
192'/a
192 '/a
El
(Kingdom
extl
s
5'As
of)
(Republic
Salvador1
3'As external s
of)
Feb-Aug
1974
99%
20
98%
103%
—
1
64
64
64
75
73
'to
*90'A
—
9&y4
90y4
♦__
11
89%
86'%
89%
*100'% 102'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
1 1976
1976
f $ bonds Jan
dollar bonds Jan
f
series
A
1978
Jan-July
77
debentures
series
B
1978
Jan-July
*71
June-Dec
032
(U S.
of)
external 8s
1941
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
to
External
s
Stamped
f
s
to
of
f
3.375%)
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to
6'As
of
due
footnotes,
1957
1927
96%
April-Ocf
5'As
96%
2
95%
97
"117
due
1957
83%
April-Ocf
83%
21
84
8
83
85
'117
34.
4s
5s
April-Ocf
84
84
.—May-Nov
1973—
83
85
bonds
bonds
conv
May-Nov
•_
89%
89 %
3s
of 1924
issue
Conversion
dollar
dollar
dollar
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1969—
1972
,
1936—
fund
&
bonds
International
(interest
page
dollar
dollar
10-year bonds of
3s
84
fund
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan
German
Prussian
April-Ocf
1979
see
72
(interest
A
1979
3.375%)
72
on
sinking
Jan-July
Jan-July
1967
1953
81'A
3s
June-Dec
1926
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
■>,
73
(interest
1978
6'As
pursuant to Plan
reduced
External
3.5 9c)
80
of) 7s
Main 6'As
(Republic
©Estonia
47As
debentures
§® Brazil
Energy Supply Schwaben—
5'As debt adjustment 1973
§ ©Frankfurt
Light Co Inc—
adjustment—
4'As
•
46
42
*43
89
95%
47bS
•
45%
41'/a
41'A
—
94
April-Oct
f debentures 1951
s
6'As
Debt
45'A
City Electric Co—
debentures
Berlin
45'A
91
♦43
42
45'A
91
*90
3s
Berlin
*43
*90
June-Dec
1970
B
91'/a
♦90
93%
95%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1958
loan 1950
adj ser A
1963
6s
*90
•
93
90'A
97%
1964_June-Dec
1972
6s
external
90%
9
95%
Feb-Augr
Feb-Augr
April-Oct
Belgian Congo
Belgium
■
June-Dec
4'As assented
(Free State)
•
;
1981
Austrian Governments
§® Bavaria
.
1980
12
95'A
Mar-,Sepf
April-Oct
,
20-year 5'As April
95%
100'A
May-Nov
j.
20-year 5'As 1979
90%
92'A
95'A
May-Nov
1978——
20-year 5s
90
Mar-Sept
.
90'A
99 §2
June-Dec
1972
45%
91%
April-Oct
53%
91'A
June-Dec
1973
5s
90'A
June-Dec
15-year 4'As 1971
15-year 43As
45%
1957
•
•
June-Dec
3%s
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
„May-Nov
May-Nov
June-Dec
♦43
bonds 3s 1993
•
—
.
20-year 3'As 1967
20-year
45'A
91%
Bank 6'As 1957
Chile Mortgage
—
6s
Australia
92%
44%
1963
fund $
90
91
103
103
external
sink
Extl
105
Jan-July
6s
•
90%
99
1945
sinking fund Is
s
89'A
69
A
External
30-year 3s
99
100% 102'
7s
collateral
(Dept)
§ ©External
Norway)
*43
*90
1962
fund
91%
♦43
Sept 1961—
fund 6s 1962
sinking
91'/a
Jan-July
6s
sinking
External
■
Sept 1961—Mar-Sepf
1961
Jan
assented
6s
1961__
1961
sinking, fund
assented
6s
•
AND
•
CORPORATE
assented
6s
6s
1960
assented Feb
6s
•
NY 1-1693
assented
6s
•
T eletype
Broadway, New York
7s
1960
External
•
•
GOVERNMENTS
sinking fund
•
•
FOREIGN
f
s
1942
assented
§«7s
Wertheim & Co
external
(Republic)
loan
bonds
bonds
1953
due 1963—Jan-July
102%
87
80 7%
84%
*94
96
93%
96%
*87
90
85
92
1953 loans—
April-Ocf
1972
of
997/s
*80
1930—
1980
1972—.
.
—
—June-Dec
June-Dec
*100% 107
99%
89
83'A
*87
103%
89
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(550)
.
.
.
Monday, August 7, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended August 4)
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Week's Range
Last
Good
or
7s
f
s
Friday's
s
Bonds
Jan. 1
No.
High
Low
High
paid
part
paid
§»Hamburg
1964
1968
(State
4Vis
debentures
of)
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1946
6s
adjustment
Authority of
Coal
5Vis
secured
secured
5%s
Ilseder
(7th
26%
30
27%
35
26%
25 %
32%
93
series)
Corp
loan
Southern
96%
Taiwan
—
5Vis
5 Vis
5Vis
92
V
April-Oct
Jan-July
»
.
April-Oct
1948
101
101
101
99
,5
94%
99%
54
96%
99
101%
extl
Sud
1st
Feb-Aug
Credit
30-year
Italian
ext
30-year
gtd
(6 Vis
Japanese
ext
extl
5Vis
3s
f
-—Jan-July
Works
debentures
78 va
77%
78%
11
77
77
19
1965
of)
73%
77%
77%
77%
12
73%
53/4S
160
June-Dec
1974
Mar-Sept
t
162
87 Vi
Jan-July
'24
87%
94%
87%
95
2
86%
36
'30
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1964
90%
1965.
extended
to
May-Nov
May-Nov
1975
Mtge Bank)_7s
Toll
uniform
5s
Co
*18%
Mar-Sept
1
3%s
12
100%
100%
92
22
18
1%
35
'27
96%
1
103
100
20%
series
A
A
series
C
Geraes
Secured
•
sink
ext
Del
reduced
Secured
•
to
2.125%)
Jan-July
1958
45%
45%
extl
reduced
sink
New
to
45%
157
fund
6Vis
Zealand
(Govt)
gtd
dollar bonds
(Kingdom
External
4 V4s
4s
1959
*50
48%
50
Mar-Sept
extl
1970
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
5 Vis
f extl loan
s
old
4Vis
1965
1965
new
ApriZ-Oct
*47%
100
98 %
1973
pqiv,
100
50
47
101
98 %
50
15
98 %
1963
Feb-Aug
100%
Cauca
See
5Vis
external
loan
1976
May-Nov
_
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
(City
of)
1952
6s
1958_
§
•
6s
6s
98%
102%
8
97%
98%
loan
due
1953
(30-year)
QO%
gg
10
due
1958
(City of)
extended
mortgage
to
99%
100%
99
6
100%
5%s
§ •Pernambuco
1968^."
5%s
f
s
reduced
loan
Nat
•
to
Aluminum
loan
§»Poland
extl
•
4 Vis
1959
98%
Amer
97%
98
4Vis
series
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195
100%
195
98%
98%
1
96%
12
94
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98%
27
97%
102%
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95%
98%
84%
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7s
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*10%
1947_April-Oct
3Vis
assented
1963
1946
mortgage
Direct
mortgage
6s
1952_
Consol
mortgage
6s
Consol
mortgage
1950
6s
(Federation
of)
5%s
1973
reduced
to
§ •External
2.375%)
secured
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reduced
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of
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A
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(City of)
to
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due
reduced
6Vis
extl
to
2.375%)
secured
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reduced
Paulo
to
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water
6s
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•
8s
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A
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&
secured
series
6Vis due
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Silesia
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4Vis
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1980
debentures
1975
B
2%)
13
13
3Vis
debentures
1984
3Vis
debentures
1990
Jan-July
April-Oct
&
extended to
Halske
(Prov of)
assented
Corp
1962
6(is
external
7s
footnotes,
see
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debentures
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3%s
65
debentures
1977.
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&
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79
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88
99
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107 Va
107%
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1980
1972
1980
debentures
2%s
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1979—
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conv
Co
1987
of
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95%
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241
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conv subord debs 1979
116
114/2 117
Feb-Aug
^
■.
n
229
214/2 241
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71
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62
102%
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96
15
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4
mortgage 4s ser A
mortgage
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80
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90
95
65
97
99%
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60
73%
90
55
99% 100
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95
96 Vi
87%
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May-ZVou
Charl Air Line Ry,3%s 1963—May-ZVou
Atlantic
Automatic
75%
92
86%
—
99%
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—
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.
1995___—
89
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6
—
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353
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—
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Feb-Aug
55
60
270
104
Mar-Sept
—Feb-Aug
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—-—
79
78%
92'/a
99
104
137
Topeka & Santa Fe—
General
Atlanta
58%
1962
87%
97
99%
47)
333
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*59%
97
—
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1984
debs
1979
Stamped 4s July 1
*78 Vi
deb
3%s
1977
5Vis
—
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1977_-i-_
debs
__
April-Oct
Quar-Jan
April-Oct
1995
1984
1976
4Vis
5 Vis
232
—
Feb-Aug
1986
sub
5%s
232
April-OcZ
gold 4s July
4.35s debs
5s
1977
debs
Corp
Investment
1962_ApriZ Oct
__
d bmtures
f
4%s. s
3s
_____
3%s
Inc
Mar-Sept
1973
debentures
Co
Gen
B
June-Dec
Baltimore
&
60%
155
159
cons
cons
3%s ser A 1970
ser B 1980
mtge
1st
mtge
1st
4s
mtge 4Vis ser C 1995
convertible income Feb 1
cons
4Vis
4Vis conv debs
Baltimore
82%
76
82
1st
&
Gas
ref
M
&
1st
93 %
93
93%
ref
4%s
2010
series A 2010
Electric Co—
3s
1st ref mtge s
93%
RR—
Ohio
1st
60 Vi
—Mar-Sept
series
Z
1989
f 3%s 1990__
mtge s f 4s 1993debentures 1974
1977—
conv
134
134
debentures
1981
*96%
96
96%
92%
—
May-Nov
*93
94
June-Dec
14 %
21
68
84 Va
62%
92
57%
73%
133 Vi
131
27
133%
101% 101%
May-Nov
June-Dec
104 Va
100
18
135%
101%
31
88%
81%
117
1
101 %
101
1970 —Jan-July
1976
May -Nov
Consol mortgage 3s
series K 1979
Jan-July
.3 Vis conv debentures 1980
May-Nov
Boeing Airplane Co 4%s conv 1980
Jan-July
Borden (The) Co 2%s debs 1981
Mar-Sept
104%
mortgage 2%s series J
&
*81
140
140
123
130%
90%
82%
87 %
44
142%
128
129
158 V*
438
101
130%
1
*83
Maine RR—
First mortgage
87%
81%
85%
88%
mortgage 2%s series I
Consol
Mar-Sept
• Inc mortgage
4Vis series A July 1970_May-ZVou
1st mortgage 6s series SS 1965
Feb-Aug
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
—April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976_Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s
1980
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4%s 1983
May-Nov
12%
70
-
60%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Boston
12
68
82%
20%
20
69
98
20%
*19%
63%
79 Va
18%
~I
76%
62 %;
90
18%
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76
61%
63%
94
10
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90
61%
20
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10
99%
77%
131
76
20 %
991/s
65
85
20%
-
31
77%
63 %
*78
20
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77%
65
Jan-July
June-Dec
20 %
June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
;—May
Jan-July
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
Consol
1958—
34.
2
11«
97%
14
June-Dec
page
63
91 %
99%
84 Vi
125%
June-Dec
1983
1951
1958
99%
121
April-Oct
:
1985
debentures
—Jan-July
1962
5
122%
Mar-Sept
15
debentures
_May-Nov
secured external
,
90%
62Vi
63%
,
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
10%
5s
Jan-July
1962
:
.
83%
4Vis convertible
__.
external
r
22
99%
'102% 102%
67%
68Vi
68%
Feb-Aug '
4%s
A (interest
2012
April-Oct
Slovenes (Kingdom)— •
1952
_
14
(interest
Shinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
§•6Vis 1st mtge s f 1952
•
debentures
4%s
1956_
90%
Apr-Oct
Beneficial Finance 5s debs
loan
*90
.
102 Vi
96 Va
101
Co—
1971
Stamped pursuant to Plan
Serbs
1980
debentures
1957—May-Nov
to '2.25%) 2004
external dollar loan 1968
98%
*9* %
Mar-Sept
2%s
(interest
reduced
2030
1981
subord debs
15%
May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan
98%
Jan-July
Mar-SeptJan-June
Telephone & Telegraph
13
June-Dec
2012
—
May-ZVou
85
(State of)—
§»7s external
•
American
13%
May-Nov
A
—
—ApriZ-Oct
86
__May-Nov
(interest
fund
1964
1988
debs 5s
97%
92%
*97Vi
June-Dec
1973
A
2001
sinking
1966
debentures
April-Oct
A
84
May-Nov
98%.
-
178
Optical Co—
conv
12%
May-ZVou
2004
.
1987
(interest
2.25%)
Paulo (City) 8s 1952
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Sao
4.40s
3Vis
1952
84
3%s
April-Oct
1966
A
§»Sao
•
debs
10
June-Dec
1926
98%
84%
(interest
to
91
—
97%
77
118%
Foundry Co-—
13
Feb-Aug
1946
91
83%
(interest
2.25% ) 2004
stamped pursuant to Plan
1967
subord
conv
American
&
ApriZ-Oct
84 Vi
Feb-Aug
2012—
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7s
4%s
debentures
Machine
15
reduced to 2.5%)
1999
April-Oct
internal sinking fund gold
1968_—June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
•
junior
Atlantic
1921
to
debs
Foreign Power
13%
6s
•
&
uJ
April-Oct
debentures
3%s
—
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1970
28
Co
April-Oct
1987
(State of)
loan
1982
99%
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9o%
96%
>,
110 Vi
108
99%
91%
77
150%
147
110
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1982
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A
1979
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1980
*10
May-Nov
1946——April-Oct
(interest
2012—
Stamped pursuant
Co
Can
West
1986
A
1953
1964
of
debentures
May -Nov
2001
3 Vis
fund debentures 1983
3s
147%,
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debentures 1990
Atchison
de. Janeiro (City of) 8s
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:
debentures
Rhodesia and Nyasaland—■
§«Rio
—
debentures
May-ZVou
Feb-Aug
1955
*96 Vi
2%s
Mar-Sept
.
—
debs 1981_April-Oct
conv
Bosch Corp 3%s debentures
Associates
1953
7s
100
86%
*88
April-Oct
Apr-Oct
27/8s
Power Corp—
Direct
83
77
83%
—Jan-July
Jan-July
—
*—
June-Dec
of Canada Ltd 3%s
Jan-July
1950
89
—
1980
debentures
*10%
ApriZ-Oct
1946
fund
Jan-July
1968
Rhine-Westphalia Electric
211
97
88
—
61%
*13
1961
to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.375% ) 2001—_„Jan-July
7Vis 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.25 %) 2006
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7s
13
""
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83%
(City of) —
stamped pursuant
Rheinelbe Union
—
-
1967—May-ZVou
1972
Jan-July
57
57
__
Alegre
8s
—
COMPANIES
3%s
1986
America
Airlines
American
Porto
91%
96
10%
'
211
♦99%
INDUSTRIAL
2%s
57
*83%
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fund
13
97
83%
92%
12
*10%
AND
1981
2%s
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gold 6s 1940
sink
88%
88%
100%
June-Dec
1961
sinking fund gold 8s
assented
subord
f debentures
s
American
100 Vi
of
Co
American
Mar-Sept
1960
RR
mtge 3 Vis
debentures
3%s sinking
4%s
Mar-Sept
7s
1958
loan
4Vis assented
§ •External
*11
June-Dec
1984—
conv
Co
Aluminum
95
Mar-Sept
series
2nd
6s
3Vis
sinking
20
99
(interest
2008
1st
6s
assented
§• Stabilization
•
f
s
1st
2%s
external
f
s
(Republic of)
Vis
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of)
extl
96
_Jan-July
June-Dec
.
1971
sinking fund debentures
96
*97%
102
95%
June-Dec
7s 1947—
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(Republic
Nat
•
1
84%
*—
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Allegheny Power System—See old name
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
95 Vi
May-ZVou
1975
(State of)
82%
82%
__
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debentures
f
s
33
100 %
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
• Peru
Mar-Sept
May-ZVou
1973—
f external loan
s
73%
88%
84%
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debs
5s
Inc
96
99%
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__:
1958
to
extl
9'
83 Vi
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Jan-July
(Dept of)
4Vis 1975
4.80s
1953
(30-year)
extended
5Vis
82%
*82%
."
Southern
14
Feb-Aug
extended to 1963—
5Vis extl loan
•
5Vis
Oslo
101 Va
67
May-Nov
(City of) 6s of '26 1961
Co
99% 100 V'4
Development Co Ltd—
extl
98
—
•
May-Nov
1958
7s
-
American
Oriental
12
►69
June-Dec
1
1978
Valley
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95
•
§ •Nuremberg
100% 100%
215 %~~
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1978
(City)
1961
95 %
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1984
Power
4%s
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of
readj
Alabama
4%s
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.
1976
fund
loan
fund
100
213 Va
_
J an-July
1979
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s
(interest
of) —
sinking
f
s
sinking
200
97
■
1979
assented
due
3s
Norway
*99
June-Dec
"
Aldens
Nippon Tel & Tel Public Corp—
6s
100
200
—
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Albany & Susquehanna RR
Mar-Sept
2008
5 Vis
95%
—
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54
157
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2008—
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89%
100 Va
A
11
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
90
96
Jan-July
readjustment
Cauca
Yokohama1
1st
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21
June-Dec
1968
conversion
external
J
ApriZ-Oct
6Vis
98 %
June-Dec
1952
fund
96%
98%
92
1%
(State)—
extl
81%
June-Dec
1951
(dollar, bonds
external
4 Vis
6s
3
_Jan-July
1
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
•'
"Tst mortgage 6s series A 1953
•
81%
April-Oct
1947
readjustment
•
81%
June-Dec
1947
conversion
3Vis
8
81%
June-Dec
ctfs
47/ss
(Republic of)—
4s-4%s-4%s
227
<
April-Oct
1971.
1963—
Alabama
Minas
to
External
Valle
82
83%
Jan-July
1961
External
94%
81%
Jan-July
mtge series A 1951
series A 1951
:
37/8S-4%s-4f6s
164
90
Corp—
series
assented
Uruguay
78%
High
*84 %
May-Nov
1981
to
Participating
June-Dec
(Colombia) 6Vis 1954__.
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
6Vis
*98
ApriZ-Oct
1959
Medellin
(City of)
—
101% 102%
1957
cod
1952
7s
225
102%
1974
6Vis sinking fund mortgage ser
§• Warsaw
1954
to
assented
160
Government)—
of
(State
&
'
Jan-July
1951
1974
of
Lombard Electric
§ •Milan
75
77%
77
sink fund
3%s
97%
assented
3%s-4s-4%s
1977
7s
extended
loan
extl
due
94%
Jan-July
of)
loan
§• Jugoslavia
•
f
s
s
1954
l»Kreuger
1977
1952
extl
due
5 Vis
•
B
(Imperial
6 Vis
6Vis
19
Institute—
(Government
5 Vis
'
Afar-S«pt
(Kingdom
Jamaica
3s
Utility
^•7s series
Japan
f
s
1947
B
Public
§ •Italy
96
Consortium for Public Works
gtd
series
95 %
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Ltd—
Co
extended
6Vis
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
5 Vis
Co Ltd—
$ series 1953
mtge
Steel
United
Tel—
7Vis. debs 1977
(Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
Italian
•
&
America
Italian
7s
Tel
of
loan
1961
3%s
International
Range Since
Sold
June-Dec
new
105
97%
99
Bonds
June-Dec
f 1971
s
High
of) —
1953 extended to
6s
5
97
99%
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Electric Light
86s
:
1975-—
1978
Last
Sale Price
Jan-July
1968
1
extended
1971
due
Tokyo
•
(40-year)
due
(City
Dec
Power
1965
1968
Jan
Fund
Dev
Electric
5Vis
•
91%
Italy
4Vis
of)
loan
external
•
*95 Vi
Jan-July
Jan-July
1970
1980
6s
external
Tokyo
series)
series)
Steel
26%
April-Oct
Community—
(11th
(13th
*27 Vi
the European
Steel
and
(Union
Africa
South
5 Vis
May-ZVou
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Period
Exchange
Low
5Vis
Conv
&
funding 4Vis 1966
Harpen Mining Corp—
General mortgage 6s 1949
5s
New York Stock
April-Oct
._
part
6s
High
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Government—
7s
•
Steel & Iron Works—
mtge 1945
Sale Price
Hope
Greek
•
Period
Bid & Asked
Low
New York Stock Exchange
*36
5s series AC 1967
19%
42%
18%
40%
70
*90
83 %
34%
39
44
19%
67
43%
21 Va
15%
110
38 Va
*91%
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78%
—
L
••
90 Va
53%
<
93
79
81%
70
*
~3
—
84%
70
70
91
96 Va
'
1
Volume
Number
194
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD <iw fe» w«t E^d«d
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Week's Range
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Brunswick
4'%s
3Vis
debs
1971
Sold
No.
High
BONDS
Jan. 1
Low
New York Stock
Consolidated
High
subordinated
debs
1981
Buffalo Niagara
*90y2
Burroughs
4'%s
Jan-July
1975-May-Nov
Elec first mtge 23%s
Corp
Terminal
Edison
90%
__
1st
93
1981
conv
1982
133
137
113
296
119 %
80
80/
June-Dec
-
Bldgs 5s income
134'/a
10
79V4
112% 114%
148
109%
9
911/4
&
ref
M
1st
Jan-July
Corp—
conv
Bush
Bid & Asked.
Low
Shoe Co
Brown
Range Since
&
ref
M
York
New
series
3%s
Period
(continued)—
Exchange
of
31/2S
Interest
I
series
1983
Canadian
Pacific
consol
5s
Jan-July
A
(perpetual)
Ohio
&
debentures
of
First
l66'%
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
1965
4s
71
1976—,
129
series
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May-Nov
Western 4s series A 1988—Jan-July
• General inc mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038
April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
• 1st
mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
April
• 2nd mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan 2003——April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR—
Chicago
83
92%
April
1985-
B
83
•
2054
Jan
83
Products
4%s
•
80
Feb-Aug
conv
Crucible Steel
Feb-Aug
_
1978
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
•
Jan-July
1989
debs
5
Co—
subord
821/4
82%
and
Refund and
91 %
84%
99
—Feb-Aug
1991
Steel
89
Refund
3%s
Co
4%s debentures
115
1
91%
86
June-Dec
debentures
3s
Co
77
91%
*86%
*103
97%
April-Ocf
.
;—
4%s debentures 1985
88
10
93%
931/4
1988
82'%
71%
5
83%
78
71%
*99% 103%
Feb-Aug
1989
179%
817%
*84'%
June-Dec
1990
Baking
Can
96
130,
>
108%
327
*91%
-
Feb-Aug
4%s
4%s
Continental
1981—.—
subord
mortgage
188
80
'
84%
1983-
1st mortgage 4%s
'
105%
103%
83
June-Dec
1985
mortgage
1st
130
146
100'%
5
.148%
71%
—Feb-Aug
Consumers Power first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
Convertible
debentures 4%s
1975
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
April-Ocf
155
102%
144
*78
4%s debentures 1986
debentures
107%
271
*81%
—-Mar-Sept
5s
120
25
.—Feb-Aug
—
1982
debentures
4%s
April-Ocf
—
145
99 %
107%
104%
124
101% 101%
104% 104%
106%
91%
104
*299
--May-Nov
1982
88
April-Oct
1965—
debentures
4Vis
debentures
40%
April-Ocf
1974
ww
1968
4
1978
83%
__
118
24
105% 105 7/8
Jan-July
1979
debentures
34%
*86
*92%
2%s
Gas
2
84%
103
26
-
-April-Oct
-Jan-July
^ApriZ-Oct
1986
1976—
80
38
84%
1981
U
2%s series X
Natural
5s debentures
120%
f
s
86
•36
Champion Paper & Fibre—
3Vis
mtge
86%
!
94
105
(Bait)—
1976——
T
series
82%
April-Oct
i
subord debs
Without
38
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1971
ww
Without warrants
conv
ref
27/8s
3
Inc—
subord
M
83%
115% 115%
Jan-July
April-Oct
Corp 5 Vis conv 1979
Gotham
conv
June-Dec
1974—
3Vis series A 1974—Feb-Auy
Co
ref
4%s
3Vis 1987
Power
Ry
Light & Power
series
1st
Light Co—
debentures 1974___
conv
Central
debs
El
94
67%
92'%
104
105%
Jnne-Deo.
1984
subord
3
*66%
93
—June-Dec
Gas
M
951%
*86
104%
—June-Dec
:
1963
27%s
conv
ref
74
May
1990
S
104%
1988
Electrodynamics Corp—
1st
96
April-Ocf
June-Dec
!—June-Dec
1987__
N
series O
series
5s
Consolidated
100
105
series
5s
debentures
conv
Consolidated
76%
74%
ref
&
3s
-
100
M
83%
74
97%
June-Dec
99%
87%
June-Dec
1986—
L
&
.5
89%
84%
1985—
series
&
98
88
3%s
95%
2020—_May
6s
65
83
High
85
3%s series K
M
Consolidated
4Vis
,
64%
81 i/s
*83%
Jan. I
Low
20
ref
1st
60
55
58
100% 100%
Jan-July
4 Vis
5.90s
70%
•961/2
3
85%
ref M
1st
Georgia Ry—
mortgage
de
\
85%
&
98%
102
100
43
•: *64
82
:April-Ocf
mortgage
Cerro
72 %
97V/2
*55
April-Ocf
Gen
4Vis
56
71
_Feb-Aug
mortgage 4s series A 1995
Central
1007/8
No.
&
84%
84
97
_May-Nov
April-Ocf
• Gen
•
84%
100
June-Dec
Caterpillar Tractor 4Vis debs 1977
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
Central
98%
*--
1962—April-Oct
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981_
Case (J I)
Co 3'%s debs 1978
5Vis conv subord debs 1983—^
3 Vis
98%
19.76—__June-Dec
Range Sines
Sold
High
1st
Ry—
debentures
Clinchfield
Carolina
gtd
3s
Bonds
Low
1st
84%
1st &
first
Southern -consol
Canada
.4%
Power
Friday's
Bid & Asked
-
1st
186
1st
•
California Electric
or
Sale Price
Feb-Auy
Jan-July
1984
J
Au„„ 4)
Week's Range
Last
•
27
212
102'%
1
101
92
93%
49
*93
4
—
95'%
195
107
227
.
100
104
92
95
92
93 V
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
or
Sale Price
Motors Acceptance Corp—
debentures 1961——
__________Mar-Sept
2%s debentures 1964
________—Jan-July
3s debentures 1969_
————--—-.-Jan-July
High
Low
1972——
3%s debentures 1975—
—
5s debentures
1977——
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
debentures
—
,__
———Feb-Aug
————Mar-Sept
5s debentures
1980
Mar-Sept
5s debentures
1981
Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1982
Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1983
Mar-Sept
General Motors
Corp 3%s debs 1979——Jan-July
General Shoe 3.20s 1980
Mar-Sept
General Telephone 4s conv debs 1971
May-Nov
4y2s convertible debentures 1977
June-Dec
General Time 4%s conv subord debs '79—Feb-Aug
104
91%
103%
102%
98 y2
97%
88%
series
5s
95%
100%
147y2
Mobile
Ohio
&
__
--
83
.93%
88
50
102%
63
93
93%
91%
105%
98
103 % 104 %
142
102
57
102 %
98%
307
97%
98%
177
97%
88'%
88%
55
154%
214
82
1978
———AprZZ-Oct
474s s f debs 1986
June-Dec
Louisville & Nashville RR—
First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
AprZZ-Oct
*91%
92%
91 %
93
102% 102%
101%
103
88 %
90%
—
First
&
refund
mtge 2%s
&
refund
mtge
474s 1987
1st mortgage 47/8s 1990
1st
106
10774
45
98 %
121
104%
12
101
94%
100 %
150 74
325
140 %
100
102
94%
110
10
102
97%
95 %
104%
150%
146
Martin
101
65%
72%
1
61 %
67%
66%
66%
71%
54
57
20
215
30
138 %
54%
58 %
84%
84%
7'
84%
6474
65 %
24
60 %
69
78%
80%
16
80
85%
80
*92%
80
92%
93
76
78
85%
*76
79
85%
Haloid
4y2s
5s
Corp
"■
McKesson
conv
116 y4
1972
2%s 1970
Corp
Finance
122
9474
112
97%
95
*—
101 %
101%
101% 101%
5s Feb
Industries—
101% 101%
43
7774
7874
15
27
117
118%
Mar-Sept
1973
1991—
St
Louis
mortgage
6s
1985
Mining
Kansas
Missouri
77
77%
11
lien
5s
474s
•
June-Dec
111 Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-Nov
Consol
mortgage 3 %s series B 1979
May-Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s series C
1974—May-Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3%s series G 1980
—Feb-Aup
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3V2s s» f debentures 1980—
Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2y2s ser C 1986__June-Dec
*81
82%
1978
mortgage 3s series B
*93%
'
*88
--
99
88
86
95
--
85
96
85%
"•
*93%
88
101%
82
92%
'
mm
11
89
*95%
—
97
'mi
94%
98
92%
88
95%
88
~3
92
85V2
85%
87
60
82%
90%
76%
77
2
74%
79
46%
46 y4
46%
1967
April-Oct
93
93
93
2
91%
94
first
4s
June-Dec
61
60%
61
21
57%
64
101
series
RR
mortgage
4 74s
mortgage
4 74s
5s
%
1990—
82
85
84
.85%
*84
84
series
1,
Jan
C
1990
2005
1
Jan
1
2045_—___—_——
79 %
574s
72
73 %
Nashville
94%
74
82
7
65%
81%
19%
19
20
174
16%
22
69%
7174
267
68%
73
69
70%
357
67
71%
64
62 74
64
127
57
58%
56%
58%
175
53%
6174
55%
54%
55%
309
52
59 74
98%
98%
6
94%
99
53 %
60
21%
3
20%
27%
101%
18
99 74
105 %
99 %
103 74
26
101%
105%
_.
60
*91%
21%
91
101
101
10474
104% 104%
*99% 100%
35
36%
May-Nov
71
71
;—AprZZ-Oct
Tel 2%s
T'e'l &
83
75 74
25
81
—
*80
1986
35
64 74
93
59
35
43%
4
71
74%
81%
86%
85%
83
100%
81
*78
1976—
States
Mountain
100
81
Co—
series B
Mar-Sept
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991
Mar-Sept
Monogahela Ry 374s series B 1966
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan
1 2007
April
Montgomery Ward Credit 474s debs 1980—Jan-July
4%s debentures 1981
—Feb-Aug
5 74s subord debs 1981_
—Feb-Aug
Morris & Essex first gtd 374s 2000
June-Dec
118%
53%
70%
April-Oct
_Jau-July
1967
A Jan
debentures Jan
trust
100%
Jan-July
1978
1 2020
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
coll
44%
71%
—___Jan-July
1962
D
ser
mtge income 4%s series A Jan
income
90
RR:—
A
series
Pacific
■
2%s
1st
*83
*77
73 74
*74%
■;
*66%
66%
85%
Corporation—
66 74
6s
subord
conv
Chat
conv
debs
Mar-Sept
1980
Louis
St
&
Airlines
National
—
1978
N
NAFI
—
*
debentures
374s
__
*77
■
__
84
Mfg
1st
*84
__
99%
93 %
79%
Co—
Ry
subord income debs 2033—
Missouri
18%
81 %
■
.
90
98% 104 %,
79%
*83 74
—
May-Nov
adjustment 5s
Cum
5 74s
86%
76%
86%
29
10074
Texas
&
&
lien
Gen
108
116
*77%
_June-Dec
;—
Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
mortgage 474s inc series A Jan 1971—May
General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
105
•
103
96
100
—
Central RR
&
Gen
9%
99%
54
112%
*8874
Mar-Sept
Scott Corp—
debentures 1975
474s series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 274s 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s s f debentures 1976
/
Feb-Aug
3.10s s f debentures 1972
April-Oct
I
Illinois Bell Telephone
First
debentures
4%s
Michigan
95
105
10
108
86
101%
67
i 579
2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
118
Jan-July
1986
debentures
subord
conv
10174 101%
—
1121/2
82%
102
99%
41
1474
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1957
income
&
Foods
4%s
__Feb-Aug
78%
101%
22
85%
80
97
100
86%
68
101
91%
—,
84%
86
85%
*86
3
89%
14
86%
104
83
46
127%
13
100 %
15
82
Prior
87%
98
45
84%
'
*85%
Feb-Aug
1972
1980
&
subord
conv
474s
§#lst & refunding 5s A 1957————
101% 102%
84%
84
184
80%
77
132
106%
92 %
140
2
81
97%
7
100
51
85%
75%
•
89 %
96 %
184
85%
Mar-Sept
1977
83%
180
Co—
374s debs
Robbins
&
debentures
Minnesota
7
91%
105
Minneapolis St
116%
*__
"
106%
100
82
368
113%
84
...
101%
76
JHudson & Manhattan—
Hunt
&
debentures
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
18
—
—
Jan-July
135
94
132
128
89 %
—_—
§• Adjusted
Ray)
Prior
Jan-July
Jan-July
474s debentures 1968
Mar-Sept
4s sinking fund debentures 1978
June-Dec
4%s s f debentures 1977—————Jan-July
4%s s f debentures 1984—
Jan-July
5s s f debentures 1982
Jan-July
4%s debentures 1981
Jan-July
6s
53
——
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 274s 1974
May-Nov
1st mortgage 2%s 1980—————
—__Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 74s 1988
April-Oct
iM
131"
of America—
coll tr debentures
Household
135
80
84
'
81
368
Mar-Sept
1984
subord debentures
conv
Hotel
131
*91
Corp—
Chemical
Hooker
131
conv
Valley
Hocking
77
__
70%
—
*84
—.
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
First
debentures 1981———Map-Nov
subord debs 1970—Jan-July
Ry first 4%s 1999
Jan-July
4s
Corp
(J
subord
conv
1st
*77 %
72 %
68%
78%
—
103
_
183 Vq
.
2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
79%
68
,
__
—
*
—•
_May-Nov
1972
.
Realty Corp 5s
Stores
5s
Minneapolis
subord
conv
Hertz
wts"
1980
Inc—
Xerox
63 %
74%
83%
*102
—-
Feb-Aug
1978
debentures
H
Hackensack Water first mtge
59
—
*
_____
76%
June-Dec
June-Dec
—
3%s 1983
debentures
f
4%s
74%
57%
*7774
1969—————■——Jan-July
f
s
McDennott
230
57%
__
s
4%s
68%
Feb-Aug
debentures
2%s
Merritt-Chapman
80
72
5
8
78%
—
1972—May-Nov
1977
1978
"ex
1968
Dept Stores
May
6
64%
*
5%s
Co
5%s
RR
3%s
10374
68 7'a
_i.
65%
Central
Maine
debentures
subord
conv
May
6874
5474
—
92%
65
——
*
1 01%
M
5s
& Co 274s debentures
(R H)
Macy
96
3 %s
102
*9574
204
mortgage
104%
103
73
10074 100%
*70
74
96
103 %
100
146 74
75
*70 74
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
218
1982
mortgage 3%s
59
74%
—
—May-Nov
1984
169%
10
59
75
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
74
95%
1979
2%s
71
G 2003
ser
3%s ser H 2003
Elec
&
mortgage 3%s
1st
172 74 1 76
95%
Gas
Louisville
82
95
*66
AprZZ-Oct
April-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003—_April-Oct
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980
—Mar-Sept
1st
5
*82
debentures
3%s
205
__,
AprZZ-Oct
mtge 3y8s 1982
1st mortgage
99 V«
82
153 %
*75%
2%s 1979—_____
———June-Dec
2%s 1980——
______ June-Dec
mortgage 3%s
1981-——____May-Nov
1st
96%
12
54
mortgage
1st
99
100%
*66%
2015—April
2044—April
3s 1978
debentures
*97%
Gas
Star
First
1st mortgage
1st
86
101%
97%
High
96
91
105
98
April-Oct
1982
Jan. 1
Low
»
*86
105%
102% 104%
64%
May-Nov
June-Dec
1976—May-Nov
—
Utilities 2%s 1st mtge
1st moi'tgage
3s
88%
112
88
8874
103% 10474
681/8
June-Dep
1974
2056
series A
debs
inc
5s
90
93%
RR—
mortgage Inc 5s ser A July
General mortgage Inc 4s ser B Jan
1st & ref M 3%s series G 1980
General
Gulf States
8874
89
139
1973-
C
subord debentures
5s conv
19
Financial Corp—
Western
Gulf
90%
97%
debentures
4%s
No.
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976_June-Dec
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963—April-Oct
3s
debentures 1976
Mar-Sept
104 %
General
Great
89
95 %
*95%
—Jan-July
4%s series D 1976——_————Jan-July
General
mortgage 3y8S series N 1990
Jan-July
General mortgage 3%s series O 2000
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series P 1982
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
Jan-July
General
132
100%
Range Since
Sold
High
98 74
Co—
Ry
Northern
Great
97%
99S1
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
*95%
101
173
107
1981
4%s
Co
Rubber
&
96 %
153 74
Brothers, 5s s f debs 1981
Co 4%s debentures 1983
Glidden
2,012
91 %
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
High
82
April-Oct
June-Dec
May-Nov
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
45/8s s f debentures 1985_
May-Nov
Grace (W R) & Co 3y2s conv sub debs '75-May-Nov
Grand Union Company 4y8s conv 1978—Jan-July
Tire
General
Gimbel
100 %
89
1979—
debentures
4s
993i
__
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
Low
General
10032
96%
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Lone
3%s
.
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
.
(Range for Week Ended August 4)
Week's Range
Low
3%s
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(552)
28
3s
1986
ser
Feb-Aug
108%
10874 111%
88
98 %
131
-
*78%
—
77
%_
—
78%
Inc—
1976
debs
subord
May-Nov
.
122
118% 122
109
106%
122
'
Steel Co 374s
Inland
1st
1st
series
I
Mar-Sept
1972—
debentures
3.20s
mortgage
1981
mortgage 4%s series K 1987
mortgage 4y2s series L 1989
3%s series
mortgage
1st
1st
International
J
4%s
Credit
Harvester
250
—
__
*
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1982
86
*
99 74
1979_May-Nov
2
Natl
9174
98
102%
104
25
100 74
99
103
"■
debs
4%s
series
Feb-Aup
3.65s
subord
conv
International
5s
Tel
Interstate
4%s
subord
conv
3y8s
Oil
f
s
4%s
f
s
Power
Central
90
117
113 y4
112
115
113
311
317
18
11274 118
229
Mar-Sept
debs
85
85
12
*95
97
$
86%
'83_Map-Nov
105%
115
241
330
11274
118
National
5s
3%s
&
112y2
1977
1978
Jan-July
—
Jan-July
April-Oct
1982
conv
2%s
Light
3%s debs
K
subord
conv
Kanawha
__
&
Michigan
Ry
2%s
1990
4s
95
9874
New
__
85
85
New
Telephone 3%s 1988_
Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986—
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974—
79
79
New
Orlean
10074
New
York
subord
June-Dec
50%
73
4
80
'
83
83
*78%
■
83 74
78%
debentures
1980_
1st
Lake
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1st
mtge
Dock
sinking
Shore
&
3s
RR
1964
Term
Mich
South
159% 170
*77%
1,085
78%
90
5
90
125
97%
102%
77%
■
*123
90
April-Oct
June-Dec
1968
gold 3%s
First
97%
170
78%
10
90
94%
123
__
*91 %
'97__Juue-Dec
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3%s A 1970
55
55%
April-Oct
125 7'a
96%
91 %
27
*97
*85
91%
55
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--
__
59
7
fixed
A
4s
B
4 74s
Series
C
5s
interest
fixed
fixed
•
Series
D
•
Series
E
4s
55
56%
36
46%
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F
5s
interest
May-Nov
2003—.
2003
47%
4
Lehigh Valley
Lexington
&
contingent
interest
Terminal Ry
Ry
5s ext
first
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv
Lionel
(The) Corp—
5%s
Little
conv
Miami
Lockheed
4.50s
For
subord
RR
Aircraft
debentures
footnotes,
2003—
contingent interest 2003
contingent interest 2003
Eastern
5s
s
debentures
4s
3.75s
42%
54%
—
50
*23
28
30
.
30
*27
May
59 V8
1
__
43
56
48%
60
21%
5
31"%
58
59%
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37%
22%
39
26
9
;
56
42%
63%
101
102
f debs *76_June-Dec
114%
114 74 116 7/4
47
107
127
114
112 74
49
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131
April-Oct
May-Nov
1980
May-Nov
May-Nov
page
__
50
50
34.
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198
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205%
209
91%
5
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119
87%
97%
83%
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75
77
82%
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85%
78%
82
83%
—
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mortgage
Cent
51%
168
42
57%
55
153
45%
61
62
240
48%
69
__.———AprZZ-Oct
81
80
82%
45
75 %
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95
5474
56%
29
52%
5874
48%
49%
21
47%
54
49%
50
27
47
54%
81%
81%
84
78
81 3/4
87
90 3/4
RR—
374s 1997_—
gold 3%s 1998
collateral
collateral
gold
3%s
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1998—Feb-Aug
:
50
Chicago & St Louis—
mortgage
income
3s
series F 1986
81%
5
88%
87%
88%
89
57
57
57
1980—__ June-Dec
April-Oct
*7874
debentures
&
*83
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66 74
—
—
—
•
2
54
62
83
—
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3
67
83
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69
65
68
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N
General mtge
Y
Y
Y
Y
.
&
Light
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mtge
4s
General
mortgage 274s
1980
General
mortgage 374s
1983
206
General
mortgage
93
General
mortgage
3 74s 1983
474s 1987
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
57
22
265
18%
313/4
8
159
*47
*82
51
51
7%
68
68
14
68
81
83%
4
52
tf
77
28
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84
75%
79
81
86
93
98
103
18
91
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79
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92 74
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79
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82
87
79%
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33
823/4
80
83 %
84 %
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79
99% 100
91
80 74
15
77 74
91
21%
75
83
80%
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14
17
7574
83 %
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77%
81
63
59
59
75
58%
81
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*15
85
50
60
--
—
1994
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
52
44
'
first mtge
Ja?i-July
1st & cons mtge 4s ser A 2004
—Jan-July
• General mortgage
4-74s. series A 2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982——„—Jan-July
Refunding m.tge 3%s series E 1978——Feb-Aug
Refunding mtge.-3s
series F 1981_:
Jan-July
Refunding mtge 3s
series H
1991——April-Oct
Refunding mtge 3%s series I 1996—.—AprZZ-Oct
Refunding mtge 474s series J 1991
May-Nov
Refunding mtge 4 74s series K 1993
Jan-July
Term
—
42
23
7%
7%
w
32
47
21t
21%
;
43%
44
—-
conv
2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
& Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993—April-Oci
State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977_
Jan-July
Susquehanna & Western RR—
Power
42
42%
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
80 %
62
81%
86 74
60 74
N
45
76
80
5374
86
1980
1976
see
May
May
1979—-April-Oct
1965
1962
Corp
*47
May-Nov
May-Nov
4%s
•
2003
interest
First
N
55
121
102%
5074
97%
64 74
104%
61
97
55%
95%
100
53 74
inc 4%s ser A 2022—_May
Harlem River & Port Chester 474s A '73—Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
Series
1
N
58
59
100
—
2013——_April-Ocf
1998_—_:—
1989^_—.—___June-Dec
N Y Connecting RR 274s series B 1975—April-Oct
N Y & Harlem gold 3 74s 2000—
_May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043—
—Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043_.
_Jan-July
N Y Lack & West 4s Series A 1973—
May-Nov
474s series B 1973
May-Nov
JN Y New Haven & Hartford RR—
62 74
92
'
97
—
97%
87%
56
*94%
Lehigh Valley Coal Co 1st & ref 5s stp '64_Feb-Aug
1st
&
ref 5s stamped
1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to
1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y) —
1st mortgage 4%s extended to 1974
Jan-July
Series
series A
Refunding mortgage 374s ser E
Co—
fund 3%s series A
&
169%
Jan-July
1997—April-Oct
,
Co
York
New
80%
4%s
Central
Lakefront
4s
&
Shore
Michigan
80%
*82 74
18
87
Central RR Co—
Central
Lake
84
80
__
Y
General
73
.
__
10
—
*8574
Feb-Aug
■
89%
83
92
116 %
*82
_May-Nov
1977
Consolidated
*
June-Dec
1980-
Ry 4s 1987
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%s
1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
Koppers
3%s
Refunding & impt 474s series A 2013—April-Oct
Kayser-Roth Corporation—
conv
Terminal
90%
.
2
*75
83
80
95
90
*70
89%
*7974
83
93 74
101%
*77%
—
91%
\
97
90%
*84
—
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
.Mar-Sept
79
80
June-Dec
City Southern Ry 3%s ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974
April-Oct
5%s
Bell
Jersey
1
77
19
114
14
N
87%
88%
*103
—
68
102%
89 74
6
100% 100%
114
79%
91
97
83
96 %
*73
AprZZ-Oct
1976-
Kansas
Kentucky
1974
New
15
88%
—
8774
*92
83
_______——April-Oct
_______—.—_„Mar-Sept
1982
debentures
87%
92%
3
*8874
89%
91%
92
97
97
79 74
Mar-Sept
115
87%
89'%
—
Mar-Sept
1979—
City Power & Light 2%s
mtge 274s 1978
mortgage
debentures
85
—
105 %
101
*90%
—
—.—_.——.———Feb-Aug
Refunding & Impt 5s series C
Collateral trust 6s 1980_
debentures
—May-Nov
1980
101
41
88%
England Tel & Tel Co—
3s
.
conv
1977
10
10774 108
88%
—-—May-Nov
June-Dec
__
*76
94
1976_Mar-Sept
1975
Kansas
1st
374s
Co
Tea
f debentures
3s
_
4%s
Power
Feb-Aup
1987
1980
s
New
1981
107%
May-Nov
Steel Corp 1st 374s 1982
mortgage 374s 1986
mortgage 4%s 1989
1st
Royal Dutch Airlines—
4%s
1st
22
Co—
series A
Co
3s
Manufacturing
KLM
105 74
Jan-July
sub
Line
Breaker
Circuit
Jersey
103
National
wi
conv
debentures
mortgage
I-T-E
105 V2
Cylinder
1st
1981
debs
Pipe
debentures
Interstate
1st
1 03%
Co—
debs
Tel 4%s
&
99 74
Department Stores—
Interstate
Joy
Silver
subord
conv
Intern'l
41
Corp—
1977
debentures
10074 100%
Feb-Aup
International Minerals & Chemical
100%
Jan -July
1981
B
101% 101%
Cash Register
National
99
99%
_
4%s s f debs 1985_Ju?)e-Dec
Gas 5%s conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
Dairy Products 2%s debs 1970—June-Dec
3s
debentures 1970
_________—____—June-Dec
3 74s debentures 1976
_____—.___——June-Dec
National Distillers & Cliem 4%s debs l983_May-Nov
Natl Distiller Prods 3%s s f debs 1974—_AprZZ-Oct
National
86%
87 74
99
99
<1
250
85 %
—
88%
87
103 %
105 %
Number 6079
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Volume
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
Last
Week's
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Norfolk
Western
&
Northern
Central
general
Northern
3'As
Natural
3'As
___Mar-Sept
f
s
debs
May-ZVou
1974
May-ZVou
::
4'As
s
f
debentures
1976
s
f
debentures
1977
May-ZVou
4%s
s
f
debentures
1978
s
f
debentures
1980
May-ZVou
5'As
f
s
Northern
debentures
Pacific
General
lien
1979
Ry prior
3s
Jan
2047
1
Refunding & Improve 4'As
Coll
trust
Northern
States
First
Jan-July
A 2047
ser
1984__
4s
(Minnesota)
1997—Quar-Jaw
Quar-Feb
4s
April-Oct
Power
2%s
——
1st
mortgage
2%s
April-Oct
3s 1978
mortgage
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1979
3'As 1982
First
mortgage
First
3'As
mortgage
1st mortgage
(Wise)
4s
Northwestern
5s
1978
Mar-Sept
Bell
87%
91'A
89 7
'
87
a
—
—
58%
86
91%
92%
13
92%
92%
First
and
3%s
debentures
102 %
104%
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3'As debentures 1975—
101%
—
57'A
9
91%
99
101
99%
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•
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58%
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97%
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83
90
First
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100
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83
57
88'A
92
89'A
80%
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62 '/a
105
Jan-July
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2'lis
1984
Feb-Aug
debentures
85%
79%
93%
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Quaker
7 8'A
Richfield
4%s
—
79
*76
—
81
4'As
96%
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—
Rochester
9tt%
98%
~i
98%
161'A
169 %
196
120'A
*
76
80
76
first
Edison
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mortgage
mortgage
Oklahoma
Gas
2%s
1974
3s
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April-Oct
mortgage
2%s
1st
mortgage
3s
mortgage
Olin
Feb-Aug
338s
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1982
37bs
mortgage
Chemical
Glass
Owens-Illinois
7
'84 %
84
84
84
—
—
80 'A
Oxford Paper Co
Co
4%s
78
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&
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85
86
98
—
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101
88%
98%
5
98%
127
131
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115%
131
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382
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131
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92
3
91%
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169
2
106%
94
118%
&
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10
79%
85%
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82
4
80%
86%
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81
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78'A
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77
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80
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&
refunding mtge 3'As
First
&
First
&
First
&
refunding 3'As ser X 1984__
June-Dec
refunding mtge 338s ser Y 1987.June-Dec
refunding, mtge 3%s ser Z 1988_June-Dec
1st
4'As
series
&
ref
mtge
1st &
ref
3'As
1st
&
ref
1st
&
ref
5s
1st
&
AA
mtge 4'As series
Pacific
27As
ref
5s
series EE
45As
Tel
&
BB
1986
June-Dec
1989
Jane-Dec
1978
DD
1990
FF
2%s
1992:
June-Dec
debentures
3'As
debentures
1983
3'As
debentures
1931
3%s
debentures
debentures
.
!
1991
4%s
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—Mar-Sept
May-ZVou
1988
Pacific
Pan
Western
American
47As
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World
subord
conv
debentures
4'As
General
5s
General
debentures
series
4'As
series
1964
A
June-Dec
D
Marquette
Ry 3%s
D
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR
General
series
5s
B
gold 4'As series C
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First
&
First &
First
&
First
&
First
&
First
&
First
&
First
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
mortgage
refunding
&
23As
3s
2%s
debentures
79
79'A
22
79
85 'A
27As
debentures
99
100 'A
19
97'A
102%
103%
52
102 %
91%
104
debs
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99%
27
100
53
102
99
4
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72%
106
96%
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106
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Pacific
79'A
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gen
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1970
91%
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84
92
84
84
11
84
—
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mortgage
1st
mortgage
2%s
convertible
Proctor &
Gamble
For
debs
footnotes,
73%
96%
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96 "2
3s
96%
4
96
9 7'A
82
100'A
106
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84'A
86 7A
1973-
78
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1981
page
34.
of
RR
160
96%
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80%
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86
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82
74
74
9
73'A
78
73%
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84
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91'A
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133
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94
103
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Oil
175
136%
104
103
105%
78
175
97%
188
Jan-July
April-Oct
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80
82'A
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89%
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6
89'A
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98'A
97%
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13
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—
RR—
series B
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1970—AuriZ-Oct
series C
3%s
M
first
1990—ApriZ-Oct
71%
8
71
75
92
4
92
9o%
70'A
70'A
1
70
79
Pacific—
4%s
Feb-Auy
76%
June-Dec
—
121
120
76%
123
*80%
April-Oct
—
88'A
93
Inc—
1978
debentures
inc
1974
1982—
3%s
debs
1986
3'As
Airlines
89
71'A
1985—Jan-July
3%s ser E
85%
—
92
—Juwe-Dec
2000
5s
gold
Orleans
New
Co
105%
175
*103
June-Dec
Jwwe-Dec
2%s
Products
of
Co
Missouri
June-Dec
92
mtge
mtge
1968——
89'A
*80'A
83'A
*98'A
1971—May-Nov
3
76%
32
115%
76%
135
79'A
399
85%
88%
—
3'As
1970—Juwe-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Union Pacific RR 2%s debentures
1976—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991_Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
5s
s
f
debentures
1986
Feb-Awy
4'As
United
Oil
of
California
debentures
conv
Air
Lines
conv
debs
8i%
*
106%
Co
debentures
of
debs
1985
America
1977—I
2%s
June-Dec
1966—April-Oct
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89
82
—
94
85
88%
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90
81%
81%
—
86'A
88'/a
88
100%
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100% 101 'A
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100%
103
110%
110'A 111'A
386
107 »A
111'A
debs
1991
—
—
83
16
68
68
12
*97
103
83
79%
66 %
83%
71
'
103% 104
Inc—
subord
Biscuit
2%s
1986—
subord
2
76
June-Dec
May-Nov
1980
coll tr 2%s
1982—
&
89%
1975_ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
3%s
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
1st
3%s
163 'A
84
97%
—
73%
82
1973—Mar-Sept
—
refund M
debentures
4%s
May-Nov
see
and
Electric
Union
Union
99'A
Jan-July
80'A
u
94%
Feb-Aug
T
*100%
95%
(The)
Orleans
subord
United
:
95'A
142
of St Louis—
refund
World
6'As
70'A
Co—
^
80
96%
79 3A
1971—May-Nov
_Jan-JaZy
impt M 4s series C 2019
Facific
Tidewater
95%
85%
94^
15
84 %
series D 1985
3%s debs 1983
3s debentures 1965
and
Thompson
96 7A
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1970
1986—
90
106
84'A
.
Pacific-Missouri
5
*—
91
&
89%
100 % 1087/a
85
—
99% 100
Inc—
1979
impt
New
&
3
100'A
106
81
120%
98
1973
Assn
and
and
General
19
June-Dec
1984_
3%s
Texas
'A
June-Dec
debentures
First
4%s
-
"UOV4
112
4'As,1982_
First and refund M 3'As
95%
*—
106
lOOYa
429
99%
notes
Company
96
Ry—
1974—
1983—
Refund
Refund
73'A
*100
101'/a
101
101'A 102'A
98%
conv
RR
1st
1977—:
3s
Terminal
95 %
Feb-Aug
2As
5 'A %
Tfi'A
73 'A
84
104'/a
87 'A
114%
notes 1979senior notes 1980—-—
capital
Trans
84
97%
18
20
Jan-July
1982—April-Oct
debentures
3%s
90
*98%
100
86%
85%
--
84
—
Jw-Dsc
1977
Power
(James)
senior
5'As
5s
Texas
—
*99%
Mar-Sept
Line
Talcott
Term
I
1963.Feb-.4wy
J 1964_May-Nov
1
76
93%
1983
debentures 2%s
(Ohio)
Co
2%s debentures
104'A
97%
___
90'/a
84
—
April-Oct
4%s
3'As conv
1974—
Chemical
&
12';34
—
102 'A
Oil Corp 27/8s debentures 1966—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
-Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971——May-ZVou
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972——
Jaw-July
Corp
97%
•
89
__
33
Sunray
Texas
13" %
*87
103%
99'A
May-Nov
'75—Ju?ie-Dec
1983
(N J)
Oil
Texas
Jan-Dec
1962,
debentures
Electric
mtge
3%s
D
Oil
102'A
Fyb-Aug
97 3
79
87%
100
17
83
85
80
83%
147%
100
79 %
80
82'A
79
*80
76
87%
—
90
89
May-Nov
1983———;
debentures
Stauffer
96'A
__
102'A 103 'A
80
1984—-June-Dec
April-Oct
debs
California
debentures
-2%s
109%
*88
1977—May-ZVoy
1985-—April-Oct
debs
subord
85
debentures
Standard
196
Mar-Sept
1983—
conv
82
Ry—
& Ashtabula
series
5s
1
82
5'As
Texas
1934
5s series C
Inc
GO'A
May-Nov
1986
guaranteed 4'As
series B
debentures
Spiegel
50
89
143
*87%
Jan-July
A 1977
2%s
16
mortgage 5s series B 1975
AvrU-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3'As 1964
May-ZVou
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965—_Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
3%s
Tell
Bell
4'As
101%
136
*78%
102'A
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s
Southwestern
57 'A
75 'A
94
116
1986——Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
jaw-July
First mtge 5'As series series H 1983——April-Oct
Southern Ry firsc consol gold 5s 1994.—Jan-July
1st mtge
coll tr 4'As 1988
Feb-Aay
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
_Jan-.7aZy
53
84%
90
*97'A 100
series E
2%s
mortgage
3
100
Feb-Aug
debs
guaranteed
Pgh Youngstown
First
79 3A
90
Co—
RR
of
—
142
1973_Juwe-Dec
1981————:
1st mtge 3%s ser A
(Indiana)
53 'A
91%
79%
*87
__Jaw-July
1994
conv
Term
Pacific
Oil
General
&
4%s
Fran
Oil
April-Oct
mortgage 5s series A
Pittsburgh
Gold
Standard
82
83
91%
81
May-Nov
Standard
52%
80
*79%
Co—
75%
53'A
1970.
4'As
Co
74%
55
69
89 3A
Co—
2%s-4'As
65
55
46
*91
*
94
93
93 'A
63
85
65
*78%
—June-Dec
April-Oct
1963
1969
84
82
1986—June-Dec
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
(Oregon Lines)
4'As
73 'A
89
63%
|
—Jan-July
Gold
1
96 'A
73
& Telegraph Co—
First 4'As
~7
*93%
74
66
Jan-July
5s
debentures
convertible
Indiana
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
General
3'As
Natural
105'A
debs
1979
1987
SoiRhern
84
*84'A
66%
20
„
*85
May-Nov
1985
Southern
*78'A
96%
65
*84
Feb-Aug
1979
104
78
7(5 'A
69%
69'A
*91 %
1977
f
s
California Edison
78
Mar-Sept
1987
f
s
Southern
84
*74%
84
A-til-Oct
1984
75
68%
June-Dec
1976
Bell Telephone
debentures
65
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—
Consolidated
91
98'A
104%
73'A
June-Dec
Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 23As debentures 1964
4%s,
7
92
99%
104
99%
June-Dec
Co
Southern
84 »A
*_
Jan-July
.
North Alabama RR
92%
April-Oct
Pillsbury
84 'A
85%
99%
64%
1979
2'As
Oil
80
/an-July
refunding mtge 4%s 1986
refunding mtge 5s 1989
Philco Corporation—
subord
79
103%
■.
debs
16
&
conv
South &
83'A
May-ZVou
;
67'/a
72
68%
*69 %
86'/s
80
First •&
4'As
Socony-Vacuum
1
102%
68%
Jan-July
22
First
subord
85'A
89%
1
May-Nov
refunding 4%s 1987
refunding 334S 1988
88Vi
60
s f debs 1982
April-Oct
debentures 1971_—April-Oct
97
&
88
.
89%
67 'A
&
94
147
120
1983_Feb-Auy
67%
First
conv
81
80%
7
June-Dec
1985
88%
106%
Marchant—
subord
conv
80
June-Dec
3As
Oil
5'As
83'A
—Feb-Aug
refunding
85
157%
108 'A
19
'A
1981
90
17
296
(5(5
1978
57%
1C2'A
:04
101'A 102'A
66'A
First
4'As
Skelly
79
Feb-Aug
3'As 1982
3'As 1983
122
93%
106'A 107%
102'A 102%
95 'A
2%s
85
254
102 'A
67 'A
2%s
93%
138% 144
lS89_Jan-July
1966
Corp 4%s conv debs
2'As debentures 1965
Smith-Corona
Standard
1974
93%
107%
Mar-Nov
1980
Oil
85%
Co—
23As 1971
234S 1967
48
—
125% 133'A
102%
97
Jan-July
97%
Corp—
4%s
2'As
79
Mar-Sept
1977
86'A
142%
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
debs
debentures
80
Jan-July
1974—
General
96'A
2
Jan-July
66 'A
April
38
*85
—
1968„Jane-Dec
4s
debentures
Jan-July
1980
11
97%
100'A 101%
97'A
98
June-Dec
series
49
100%
April-Oct
1981
General mortgage 4'As series E 1984—
General mortgage 3'As series F 1985
Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1900
Pere
Oil
83'A
3'As
1965
1968
B
series
Feb-Aug.
1975——April-Oct
95
—
87'A
June-Dec
Co
83'A
Jane-Dec
1979
3s
96%
96'A
126
Pipe Line 3.20s
Union
833A
Airways—
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR—
General
Feb-Auy
Feb-Aug
____
3'As
104%
Co¬
subord
79
April-Oct
1978—
&
Rubber
conv
83 'A
April-Oct
1987
debentures
48
69%
1982-.
12
1985—June-Dec
1986
debentures
3'As
93'A
99%
101
87'A
97
—
May-ZVou
1980
2'As
Sons
1972
84
Jane-Dec
June-Dec
bs
79
a
&
80%
80%
June-Dec
1991
series
Tel
debentures
3 '/as
series
series CC
W '84__June-Dec
*96'A
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sept
2006
Jan
1974.
Roebuck
80%
80 7
81'A
*80
June-Dec
'85_June-Dec
102
62
1977
5'/4s
Acceptance
debentures
79%
*81%
mtge
Seiberling
5s
80%
Jane-Dec
ref
Sears
79%
June-Dec
ser
92
863A
80%
E>
subordinated
97'A
8 7'A
16
89
refunding 3s series S 1983
U
100
Co—
Co
debentures
91'A
refunding 3'As series R 1982
&
(Jos
Roebuck
85 'A
&
ser
83'/a
88'A
75
1989
cons
3s series B
debentures
8 3'A
refunding
92%
83'A
:
■
—
1st
debentures
Seagram
7
refunding 2%s series T 1976
82 Va
89%
92
62
•
certificates Nov
RR
Finance
30
&
3%s
f
s
90
&
*91
*—•
—
A
Ry
RR
Line
mortgage
86%
First
1st
1st
3%s
4
First
83'A
48
Depot
Seaboard
89%
First
90'A
78%
7
*88
1997_;
A
series
bond
Duluth
Air
94'A
90'A
First
mtge
Seaboard
84 3
First &
June-Dec
3'As B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-ZVou
Scott Paper
3s conv debentures 1971Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
90'A
refunding 3s series M 1979
June-Dec
refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series P 1931__.June-Dec
First & refunding 27bs series Q 1980
June-Dec
86
■
—
'
Co—
certificates
inc
Union
Jane-Dec
refunding 3s series L 1974
4s
&
Paul
Jane-Dec
&
—
,
89%
.___Mar-Sept
gold 5s
1980
B
debs
Paul
90
&
First
97'A
June-Dec
June-Dec
88%
1996-Jan-JaZy
April-Oct
1971
1st
series
series
bond
4s
45As
1966
4s
4s
income
Second
3s
& Electric Co—
refunding 3s series J 1970
First & refunding 2s series K 1971
First
5s
4%s
refunding 3'As series I
1977
1996
Louis-Southwestern
Sears
&
165'A
Mar-Sept
;
mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022
St
P
Pacific Gas
St
85%
130 'A
1988
154
2
|
April-Oct
debs
ApriZ-Oct
1969—Mar-Sept
1977—___Jaw-July
debentures
conv
6s
mortgage
mtge
St
1
—
130%
1978
154
80%
89%
a
Jan-July
J
debs
conv
Adirond'k
&
gold
Second
First
Mar-Sept
3%s
conv
:
1983——
series
Louis-San Francisco Ry
•
85
78
1982—May-ZVou
conv
1964
—
3'As
5'As
6'As
Lawrence
1st
89 'A
__
—
*81
—
Jan-July
_
5'As
subord debs 1983
cony
96
111
S
St
St
lunc-Dec
4%s 1987-._
mortgage
Mathieson
5'is
*85'A
■
89%
100'A
99
103%
Corp—-
1977
Aircraft
Second
Jane-Dec
1988
94
—
__
*
—
High
97
—
Mar-Sept
,
Mar-Sept
46
■
—
June-Dec
mortgage 3'is 1985
1st
1st
1975
1979
mortgage 2lbs 1980
1st
1st
Mar-Nov
Electric
&
D
mortgage
Saguenay Power 3s series A
Electric .Co—
&
1st
1st
1980
Gas
Royal McBee
•
mortgage 2%s 1975
First
154
—
.
debentures
104'A
175
__
—
98'A
95
Corp—
—
167%
Jan. 1
Low
'
'
—
April-Oct
...
debentures
subord
serial
1st
First
Oil
99
—
25As
conv
89%
106
98
*
—
—
Reading Co first & ref 3'As series D 1995-May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985—
Mar-Sept
(R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Manufacturing 3%s
debs
1975
83'A
103%
98
1983_April-Oct
Reynolds
80
——
1977
Range Since
No.
R
o
Ohio
Oats
93%
__
28
93%
Bonds
Sold
High
Q
83'A
—
—_June-Dec
1972
—
75
—
*
June-Dec
j.
1996
82%
78%
10
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-Juwe-Dec
93'A
80
80%
and
92%
~~
—
and
98%
5
—
100% 100%
83
First
98%
87
100
100
June-Dec
1979
conv
debentures
3'As
92'A
June-Dec
mortgage 4%s 1987
Northrop Corp
debentures
90%
*87'A
Friday's
1
lb6j
May-Nov
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
*r,a
Jan-July
April-Oct
Gas Co—
&
90
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s 1977
3s
service Electric
83%
*100%
April-Oct
,
5s 1990—
1st mortgage 3s
1st
1984
1988
Public
81
June-Dec
mortgage 4'As 1986
First
96 'A
88%
87
100
Feb-Aug
1975
1st
First mortgage
86
--
or
Bid & Asked
Low
89
92
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
High
Co—
first mortgage 2%s 1974
mortgage
Period
85
♦
May-ZVou
lien
Interest
Exchange
*
—May-Nov
4%s
2
New York Stock
*88
May-ZVou
4%s
BONDS
Jan. 1
Low
87
——
1973-May-ZVoy
1973
f debentures
s
5s
1974
3%s
Gas
debentures
f
s
ref
&
and ref 4%s series A
1st
No.
High
Friday
Range Since
Sold
87
1996- .April-Oct
1974—Mar-Sept
Ry first gold 4s
Bid & Asked
Low
Exchange
New York Slock
(Range for Week Ended August 4)
Range
Bonds
29
140%
134
*
*87
140%
91
97
55
304
103'A
104%
121
143'/a
90 %
—
on
92
87
—
Continued
100'A
91%
page
34
30
The Commercial and Financial
(554)
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
American Stock Exchange
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
In the following
Stock
on
stock
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, July 31,
and
ending Friday, Aug. 4.
It is compiled from the report of the American
Exchange
Sale Friee
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Corp
Acme-Hamilton Mfg
Corp.
Precision
Acme
Wire
Products
Low
1,100
2%
Feb
4
10c
2%
2%
2%
3,700
1%
Feb
3%
25c
13 %
11%
13%
4,500
*7%
Jan
1
2%
2%
3
3,700
2%
Jan
14
800
12*%
Jan
18% Mar
8,400
8%
Jan
23 % May
Brillo
6%
2,900
3%
Feb
8% May
Agnew
•
4%
4
Surpass Shoe Stores
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
Great
l
Southern
4.20%
All
90
60
91
86%
25
2,100
American
Jan
83 %
■'
American
British
July
5%
&
145
Jan
Apr
86%
33
34%
22%
Jan
34% Aug
82
82 %
150
79
Jan
84%
2,300
5
Feb
9%
Jun
6%
10%
7% '
8%
6,100
7
6%
6%
7
6,400
3%
Jan
8%
8%
700
8 %
Feb
5%
57/a
9,400
4%
Jan
8 Va
Apr
10%
Jan
17%
Apr
11%
l
5%
50c
Paper Corp
Alloys Unlimited Inc
t
io«
Inc
11%
Book
I
2§
American-Internatl
Inc
•
Jan
British
Mills Ltd
B
Apr
Apr
8% July
10
Mar
8ft Jan
200
9
10%
Jun
July
391/2
Feb
32
S
F
8%
Apr
6ft
6%
6%
23,400
6ft July
12%
13%
11,200
12% July
21
21
21
200
13%
Jan
26
18%
18%
19
1,900
111/2
Jan
21% May
71/2 May
7%
7 J/4
2,100
6%
Jan
51/4
5%
1,900
31/4
Jan
2%
2%
100
2%
Apr
121/4
12%
1,600
7%
1
i
Co
5%
*
class B
12%
66 %c
15V2
Apr
May
6% July
3
Apr
16%
11% May
Feb
Jan
Feb
1,200
10,900
8
Mar
16%
Jun
27%
3,200
23
July
28
July
12 %
Feb
79%
400
76%
Jan
83%
4,900
3%
Jan
6%
Apr
4%
Aug
Buckeye (The) Corp
convertible
60c
6%
preferred
serial preferred
Die &
Buell
Machine
Bunker
Hill
Burma
Mines
2%
2'/4
2%
13,400
14%
1
50c
9
10
Budget Finance Plan common
14%
151/4
2,200
9%
10
2%
2%
.2.50
12%
12%
(The) Company
Feb
16% May
Jan
9% July
1
Co.
41/4
21/4 July
7%
18
10
May
Aug
10
3,400
8%
Jan
3
12,600
11/2
Jan
5,200
101/4
Jan
15,400
ft
Jan
1,400
61/2
Jan
17% May
1,000
1%
Jan
3% May
12%
%
4% May
12%
Aug
%
Jan
Apr
4%
7%
1,800
7% July
7% Mar
Ltd—
American dep
3s 6d
5
300
65 %
68
400
65
Jan
82
Jan
15%
167%
600
13%
Feb
27%
Apr
Burroughs
12%
Jan
Burry
ft
12%
12%
Burnell & Co Inc
15%
%
25c
rets ord shares
4%
67
1
8'A
8%
8%
8,300
8% July
25c
4%
4%
4%
3,600
3 V«
Feb
6
4
4%
500
37/a
Jun
4%
4,400
4%
.
Aluminum
Jan
3ft
36%
12%
30c
Company
8% May
15%
7 %
401/2
29 % July
10,900
10
Rubber
Bruck
11%
4%
34% Apr
j
Jan
2
1
preferred
4%
Brown
14%
79
Jun
£1
30c
Distillers cl A com
Jun
16%
Jan
31% May
1,200
35%
9% May
Ltd—
Co
ord reg
Class B common
97/a May
23%
4%
Forman
Feb
Jan
9%
32%
9
—♦
Power
dep rets
12%
9%
8%
32%
.—£1
£1
ord bearer
Company
15 V*
10 Va
29%
5% May
30
.
10,900
32%
32
*
Co
150
350
10,800
2%
3%
Jan
Jan
Tobacco—
Petroleum
Amer
Jan
11
1
Co
Systems
Electronics Inc
33
2ft
dep rets
July
153/4
pfdllOO
1
Business
6%
4%
27%
7%
American
2,100
19,600
12
lo
$3.75
33%
32%
2ft
dep rets ord registered—
Brown
Feb
6%
li
7%
70
11 %
8%
Allied
American
Jan
67.
l
Aluminum Co of America
Ambassador Oil Corp
American Beverage Corp
33%
32%
Oil
British Columbia
Feb
71/2
7%
10c
A
33%
Amer
Brown
class
*
1
1
.
Aug
V—
Rubber
1,200
Ltd
Jan
4%
1%
14,200
7%
,*
33% May
3%
600
4%
7%
Amer
Apr
7%
convertible preferred
American
91
86%
British
82 %
Control Co Inc
Alsco
35/a
Jun
10% May
28% May
33%
Artists Pictures Corp common
Allied
1,200
89"%
10
Engineering Co
Tire
5Va%
~4%
deposit rtcs American shs_
American
2%
4%
7%
Petroleums
Apr
Apr
6%
i
N
2%
4%
Manufacturing Co—_——
Britalta
Jan
50%
15,200
loo
common
All-State Properties Inc
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied
9,200
9%
19
100
Airlines Inc
Alliance
85 Va
80
50
preferred
preferred
Kunstzide
2%
High
;
12% May
19
9,100
__20c
Bridgeport Gas Co.
18'A
5%
8%
Power
8%
24
1
lb Va
8%
Alabama
7%
Corp
13%
84%
Alabama
22%
8 %
Jan
7% July
500
22%
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Light & Power ord_*
Works Inc
Foote Gear
Brazilian Traction
Breeze
6
l
American
Apr
17
i
Algemene
4"%
137/a
"
Aeronca Manufacturing Co
5%
Bowling Corp of America—
Apr
l
10
Inc
Aerojet-General Corp
Alaska
Apr
Brad
20
Shares
1
10c
Inc
10c
Corp
Aero-Plow Dynamics
Alan Wood Steel Co
Bourjois
for Week
Low
Par
Apr
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
3
Inc
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
High
whether
security
every
occurred during the current year.
•
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
3
1
Co
Admiral Plastics
Shares
3
class A
Acme Missiles & Construction Corp
Class A common
Acme
for Week
Low
include
to
Range for Week Ended August 4.
Sales
Range
Last
intended
is
and
which any dealings have
bond in
or
Friday
Week'a
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
itself
Exchange
May
Biscuit Corp
Butler's
Shoe
2%
24%
231/8
24%
7,400
191/4
Jan
35%
Apr
14
1
Corp
13
2%
1
12%c
Inc
& Son
P)
(J
13%
14%
2,100
131/2
Apr
19%
Feb
American
Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
American shares
American
MARC Inc
American
Manufacturing Co
American
Petrofina
£1
50c
Inc
4%
4%
4%
12.50
class
39%
39%
40%
1,500
26 %
Jan
1
6%
6%
7
8,100
4%
Jan
2
16%
4%
16%
17
4,300
10 %
Jan
600
4 Va
Jan
A
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
American Thread 5%
preferred
5
American
Amurex
Writing Paper
Oil
Co
class
2%
2%
1
400
34
33
5
A
4%
4%
Jun
30
Mar
200
2
Jan
7%
41
Jan
Jan
May
8%
Apr
23 % May
4%
Apr
34% Mar
3%
Calgary
Edmonton
&
•
Ltd—
Corp
17% •
16 3/4
17%
2,900
13%
23
Electric Power common. IIIi
California
23
23%
7,800
18%
60%
50
60
50
V*
pnc
ft
iff
%
3,200
%
Jan
2
19 %
19%
19%
600
16%
Jan
21
1
191/2
19%
21
900
12%
Jan
Anglo American Exploration Ltd
4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A* shs_3.45
10%
10%
11
5,000
5%
Jan
32% May.,
13% July
3%
Jan
6
Jan
17% May
Canada
Bread
Feb
86% May
7% May
Canada
Cement
Post
Products
Andrea Radio Corp
Angostura-Wupperman
Anthony
Pools
4%
4
4
7,400
l
Anken Chemical & Film
9%
10
1,600
20c
Corp
68%
73%
3,100
5%
5%
700
Lie
1
68%
5%
45%
3%
Jan
Va May
May
5%
Consol
Calvan
Fire
Camden
Oil
Arco Electronics
class
6%%
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
&
Co
Arnold Altex
convertible
35c
Arrow
Asamera
On
Associated
..ft
I
n-oferred
Electronics
Inc
corn
c<
Electric
Husky
Canadian
Industrial
Jan
Canadian
Javelin
Aug
Canadian Marconi
94
94
50
92
Jun
96 %
32%
36
7,600
20%
Jan
36
2%
2%
2%
5,400
1%
Jan
&
3%
3%
3%
1,000
3%
July
1
7%
7%
8%
4,300
7% Aug
%
ft
rVr
4%
1,700
Apr
of
Oil & Gas
Stationers
ft
Jan
International
3%
Apr
5
Jan
8%
Apr
Carnation
Jan
11%
Feb
Corp
new
25%
27%
4,900
14 Va
Jan
Carreras Ltd Amer
8%
8%
10%
36,300
34% May
10% Apr
•
501/2
x49%
50%
300
49% July
59%
Castle
1
36%
35
37%
6,200
34% July
1%
1
1%
5,000
37% July
3% Apr
com
Sugar
Mining
Corp
Development
%
1%
Jun
6 %
6%
4,700
1%
9,300
pesos
6%
1%
1%
Atlas General Industries Inc
1
13%
13%
14
4 200
13 % May
Atlas
1
2%
3
4,700
2% July
Atlas Corp option
warrants
Sewing Centers
Audio
Devices
Audion-Emenee
Aurora
lOc
Corp
1
Plastics Corp
Radio Mfg
Automatic
Steel
Non-voting
Avien
Inc
Prouucts
Inc
1%
Jan
7%
8
9 o/,0
8%
1,700
5
5.000
12
11%
10J/8
11%
14%
14
14%
5%
5%
25%
Jan
Jan
67/a
Catalin
Cenco
Co
Mar
America..
$1.40 series
43%
Jun
$1.50
9 V* May
Feb
13%
Apr
21%
Apr
3%
Jan
100
4%
Jan
5.300
9%
Jan
J"%
5.1 °0
14
Jan
20
Apr
50
507/a
900
42
Jan
56%
Apr
Banner
Andes
American
6%
Bell
13%
18%
4%
4 %
4%
4%
5
—
1 %
1%
Inc
lOc
6%
6%
50c
14%
14%
Candy
Oil
Mar
29% May
convertible
300
Jan
14% Mar
14
"
3,800
13% July
15% July
5,300
18 %
21% July
1U
7
17%
Aug
3,400
3%
Jan
110
4%
Feb
5,400
%
Jan
4%
Apr
6% July
1% May
5,700
6%
Aug
9 Va
Jun
48,400
14%
Aug
26%
Apr
36%
35 %
37%
2,500
31
Jan
49%
Apr
21%
21%
22%
4,000
15
Jan
29%
Apr
2,900
.1
16%
16%
17%
2%
2%
2%
4,500
1 %
Jan
25c
common
class A
of
22% May
%
1%
1%
1%
12,900
U
Jan
6%
Jan
7.50
—
5%
Jan
50c
Telephone
Mar
19 V*
50c
Corp
4%
4%
4%
1,500
3% Mar
1
Ties
Shoe
9
1
Inc
(AS.)
13,400 -
1
:
Corp
Corp
Beau-Brummel
Beck
14%
Construction
Bearings
17%
18%
shares
Baruch-Foster Corp
Bayview
17%
•
50c
Industries
Barton's
17%
714
lc
wl
Corp
Engineering Co
Wright Carp
Barry
6}i'
Chemical—
Ltd
BarChris
Barnes
7%
50c
los
13%
12%
13%
3,200
8
1
14%
14 Va
15
5,500
25c
53%
52
53 Va
4.300
48
__50c
16%
16
17%
7,200
14 Va
Canada
Belock Instrument Corp
16% May
113/a July
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
July
Benrus
Watch
Co
Berkey
Photo
Inc
Birdsboro
Inc
1
Bohack
5%%
Corp
1
9%
Chamberlin Co
Oil
Charter
Christiana
19% May
3% May
2% Apr
10%
6'
15%
Apr
May
Jun
17% July
55 % Jun
20 %
Foil
Clarostat
Clayton
Dle„rac
(S)
& Co
(H C) Co
&
Club
Coastal
prior preferred
footnotes,
see
Feb
98
99
14%
15
100
1.50
page
34.
99
14%
Jan
11%
16%
15%
16 3/8
1,000
133/8
Jan
17% May
%
6 3/(j
65%
64%
7
4,500
5
61
8,500
8,300
70
81
Jan
9
873/4 May
Jan
1 Va
Apr
May
Jan
3
Apr
65
Jan
70
Mar
81%
80%
Jan
2,000
14 Va
Jan
19% Aug
175
23
Jan
27 Va
Aug
33
30%
33
250
26%
Jan
33
Aug
1,200
5%
Jan
103/4
*
preferred
10
8%
__
8%
7%
200
6%
Jan
9
1ft
1ft
3,300
%
Jan
1
Corp
5
12%
12%
700
li3/,
Jan
54%
55 Ve
10,800
America.,
12%
54%
_
2
_
.
—
1
1%
1
10c
_
_
Corp
_
2
7
6%
3%
Jan
9 Va
273/4
25,300
22 Va
Jun
13%
14%
28,900
4%
Jan
35%
35%
38%
2,700
8%
2,400
8 3/8
17%
17%
18
1
12%
12%
13%
5,100
1
133/a
13%
14%
5,500
8%
13
133/4
200
10%
4
15%
15
16%
12 3/8
14%
4%
4%
—
vtc
10c
_
Sand
&
223/8 May
143/4 May
21V* Mar
Jan
Apr
16% July
14% Aug
2%
—
4% May
4
—
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
1%
1
1%
22,300
if
May
Jan
*
Stone
Co
133/B
5,900
123/4
Jan
16%
12
13
9,900
7%
Jan
16% May
433/4
40
43%
13,200
19%
Jan
46
1
_
13
12
1
Co.
13%
1
_
America
Metals
1
20
Feb
12% July
•
—
Jan
7
6,100
Co
Feb
12
16.800
43%
•
16%
1.800
13%
Apr
Mar
19 Va May
573/4 May
10 Va May
J*
63/4 Mar
400
50c
Oils
31
•
Jan
8%
1
Equipment Co
Colonial
33%
_10c
10
Apr
3% May
10,200
243/4
...
Products
of
253/a
Jan
7%
13%
Manufacturing
Inc
Jan
Jan
%
1
Lambert
42%
23
—
27
_
Apr
5,100
lc
__
Corp....
Co.
.
l3/4
;
Apr
ft May
15% May
65 3% May
_25c
.
Corp__L_.
Commercial
83 % Mar
100
19%
27%
100
23
21%
23
41
39%
41%
4,400
293/4
Jan
42
17%
17
18 Va
2,300
8%
Jan
23%
10%
12 %
Jan
19 V* May
8%
5
:
—10
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to ' 65.1
9
133/s
5,200
Jan
273/s May
8% July
1,300
Apr
July
11%
Jan
May
Jun
Compudyne Corporation
25c
12
28,500
8%
Connelly Containers Inc
.50c
4
4
4%
1,000
3%
Jun
5 % Mar
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
_10c
7
6 %
7%
11,500
5%
Jan
24 V*
25%
2,300
93/4 May
28% May
1 %
3,400
Consolidated
Mining & Smelting Ltd..*
Consolidated
New
Pacific
Ltd
...1
24V4
1%
1%
103/4
10%
20
Jan
1ft
Jan
2 Va Mar
7
Jan
11% May
May
•
Consolidated
Sun
1
Construction
Products
Ray
Inc
Commercial
13/4
6%
6%
1
11%
11%
1
6
class A_50c
19
Corp.
7% May
Jan
9
May
Continental
Materials
28
Jan
47
Feb
Continental
Vending Machine Corp»10c
30
95%
Jan
102
May
Cook
&
2,000
13%
Jun
Corp
1%
1
class A
Continental Aviation & Engineering
Continental Connector Corp
8%
5%
7%
Corp
Continental
3%
600
1
Colonial
8% Mar
_
6%
May
81%
Electronics
Aug
—
Jun
6%
2.50
Cockshutt Farm
Cohu
Aug
2,100
Aug
la
6
96
18 3/8
Caribbean
12%
40%
40
105%
.
27% May
38%
•
Jan
Apr
Ltd..
Aluminum
22%
1
common
Jan
%
13/4
Corp new com
Apr
Jan
1
102
683/4
Clopay Corporation
Jan
3%
65
50
8,800
943/4
68 %
Manufacturing Co
Aug
300
1,600
U
ft.
u
1 %
Corporation
Clausner Hosiery Co-
20 Va
1,900
63/8 May
%
85%
-
68%
Clary
21%
6%
Jun
32 Va July
27
Controller
400
4%
24 3/a
Feb
4% July
105% 105'%
93
„
IV2
C'orp
Cable
6,000
6
Apr
19%
Inc
31,700
4%
12
21% Mar
—
1,200
5
Jun
7% May
27 %
of
Co
Oil
22%
6%
4%
~
;
18 Va
93/4
4,000
'
Jan
Jan
7% July
30,300
-
68 %
1
_
pfd
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Consolidated Mining
12 Va
4%
~~
1
Chief
25
4
IO3/8
2 33/8
22
pref— .100
Century Electric Co.
20%
6
153/a
6%
4%
May
1
convertible
24%
3
Borne Chemical Co Inc
For
20%
1
Blauner's
Blumenthal
11%
1
Inc
83/4
9%
22%
1
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Bickford's
14%
15
5
Corp common—_
ChesebroUgh-Pond's Inc
6 %
22%
1
de
4f May
2,300
Jan
%
1
_
Light 4%
7
6%
21%
.1
B
Cherry-Burrell
17%
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Oil
Jan
—
3.50%
7% May
18 %
Baker Industries Inc
Banco
Jan
%
HVb
5 Va
10
convertible preferred.*
Central Securities
Clark
Banff
7%
1,400
_
Corp..
Power
Central Power &
Clark
preferred
500
li
10
Maine
Circuit
Securities
11%
%
_
Hadley Corp..
Jan
21%
l
3
Common
11%
Co
Instruments
Cinerama
Convertible
5,900
5.50
Corp of
Chromalloy
Baldwin
21,700
5%
_
6 %
July
300
6
2% May
17
5
Corp
Collieries Corp
Baldwin-Montrose
13%
5%
12
Apr
7% May
Jan
9% May
lOc
preferred..
A
Industrial
Ayrshire
Jan
38%
1
com
5%
36%
37%
1
Co Inc
non-cum
class
3
1
Automatic
Avis
Inc
Inc
11%
preferred..*
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Central
&
10
4ft
3 j;{
Jan
2,100
Co
Central
Consolidated
Atlas
3,900
Carolina Power & Light $5
&
Feb
1ft
83/4
1
9%
(J W)
15%
Jan
6ft
City
(A M)
Jan
July
8%
1
200
Feb
Apr
July
3%
2ft July
5ft
Corp
Capital
4,900
Jan
26
8%
Capital Cities Broadcasting
13,700
2%
29%
July
15
1
6% Mar
Carter
July
11
6c
6 %
lOc
5% July
Jun
25
26
—
200
Canal-Randolph Corp
5%
Apr
4%
__
If
_
10c
Associated Testing Labs
Atco Chemical Industrial Products
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Golfo
Minerals
Williston
2%
Feb
400
—
Apr
July
%
•>
11 %
1 Va
26%
—
__
1
6 %
2%
103/b May
If
6ft
_
__
11%
1
39
Jan
19,800
Ltd
6%
America
Jan
Jan
5ft
.2.50
Ltd
Gas
11%
27%
Supply
Research
July
2%
32 Va
73,200
2%
Oil Ltd
•
Co
Associated
4
4%
21/4
300
9ft
2%
Products
1—*—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
1
383/4
26
26 %
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd. __10
Canadian
Canaveral
5
£l
38%
Apr
6%
10% July
Jan
%
8,400
3%
iff
*
5p
Laundries
Associated
del
Canadian
44%
Apr
-f
15
0
a
_10c
Oils Ltd
lc
Associated
Atlantica
24% May
Industries—
American deposit rets regular
Associated Food Stores Inc
Atlantic
Feb
Jan
8%
3 3/a
2U July
1
Homestead
35
58% Mar
2%
Dredge & Dock Co
2,600
mc
__2Q
Canadian
15,900
Feb
51
Apr
8%
38%
Petroleums Ltd vtc—1
Canadian
38 V*
pfd-100
Co
*
,.
preference.
95 % Mar
16%
warrants
Aluminum
common
35 % May
15%
100
Jan
2{f
__
Ltd
Co
Jan
37
Jun
47%
150
•
Ltd
Co
Jan
371/2
-n
64
2jf
1
Apr
9%
15%
25c
0
5
89 %
92
1
A
1
_
Insurance.*:
260
21%
100
Co
Gas
8,800
18%
91%
s
__
pfd
Arkansas -Louisiana
Armour
19
33%
__
&
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd.
Canada Southern
Apollo Industries Inr__.
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
23% May
Feb
55%
50
50
'
Apr
.
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Jan
•
58
•
Anchor
20 Va Mar
Jan
'
50
preferred
$3.00
_10c
1%
6
18%
11
1%
7
800
1%
15,700
2%
Jan
Jan
10
Apr
2%
3,800
13
12%
3,100
6 VB
1,300
5Va
Feb
2,000
14%
Jan
20
1%
1%
13%
14%
19,000
45 Va
44 3'4
45%
600
7%
1,100
10
%
Feb
8%
Apr
May
Feb
Apr
273/4 May
23/a Jun
Jan
63/4
19,600
14
,
-
18 Va Mar
-
21% Mar
Paint
Cooper-Jarrett
Varnish
Inc..
Co
20
.
_
1
—
7
40 3/4 Mar
7
July
493/8
Apr
93/4 Mar
Number 6079
194
Volume
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
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31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August 4)
Week's
for Week
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Par
„
Class
B
Coro Inc
15%
1,100
13
18
5,000
14%
Apr
Jan
17 % May
16%
19
Feb
*
1.50
class A
Beverage
Feb
1
Reynolds common
preferred
Cott
16%
Par
20%
20%
200
19%
Jan
20%
Jun
1,400
6
Jan
9%
Apr
5
July
6%
Apr
15%
Corp
1514
8
7%
5'/a
514
100
2%
2%
214
6,600
1%
Jan
357/8
34 V8
35%
15,700
29 V4
Jan
7%
814
800
6% July
7%
714
300
6%
Jan
American dep
90
receipts (ord reg)—£1
Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Petroleum
Creole
5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
1
Crowley M'ilner & Co
(Md).
Petroleum
Crown
Central
Crown
Corp Internat'l ".A"
Crown Drug
1
—
Co
Laboratories class A
R
common
common—1
1
—
2%
300
6%
34%
4,500
8%
Jun
15 V* Mar
600
8 Vs
Jun
15% Mar
9
8%
.
9%
8%
Electric
General
Apr
35%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
35%
36%
600
1
1
25
1
35% July
39%
Feb
102%
Jan
2 Vz
8
3
2,600
2
7%
7%
1,100
4% Jan
2%
7%
2%
900
8%
21,700
41
14%
42
14%
15%
150
13,800
Jan
1% Jan
9
Jun
Jan
48
Jun
10% Feb
18
Jun
Ltd—
Co
£l
4% Jan
5
36
36
36%
1,200
—2.50
12
10%
13%
—50c
19%
18%
19%
67,200
11.500
l7/a
1%
Fireproofing
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
10%
2
;
3.000.
34% Jan
89
Jan
4% Jan
14%
Jun
23%
10%
10%
97
50
93
July
Jan
1.400
8% Jan
1
67%
65%
68
3.800
52
1
29
26
29
4,000
21% Mar
1
11%
11%
12%
6,500
9x\ Mar
Gilbert
\
•
19%
19%
20%
400
11% Jan
15%
15%
100
10
Gilchrist
Co
•
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Daitch
50c
—50c
2.50
20
5%
preferred
._i
7%
9%
Davidson Brothers Inc
8%
9,500
6%
Jan
514
8%
5y2
7%
1
Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc—
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
600
5%
Jun
7 >4
3,200
11
614
14%
15
6
v
4%
Jan
Jun
32% Mar
Feb
14%
2
Jan
"
6%
6%
714
7,300
Inc cl A com—20c
11 %
11%
11%
~~2~206
50c
4%
——10c
Inc
Dayco Corp class A pref
Mines
Day
D C
Transit System
Stores———
Dejay
Dennison
Mfg
—M
.
class
Desilu Productions Inc
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Manufacturing
Industrial
&
Distillers
Amer
10%
6,900
6Va
15%
18%
16,800
%
16,900
%
Jan
714
7%
4,000
6%
Feb
6%
7%
1,900
6%
Jun
4%
514
1,300
1214
13%
1,200
3%
2,000
2%
Aug
10%
7,300
8%
Jan
14 Va
5,600
6%
Jan
10%
Feb
,-250
Ltd
7%.
137
41
Jan
9%
500
8
Feb
151
—
Dome Petroleum Ltd
2%.
9%
97/a
812
1
2 V2
8%
9
4%
10
10% Jan
26% May
1,500
11% Jan
1,600
23% Jan
21% May
35% Apr
Inc
1
3% May
Apr
9%
Feb
20
Jan
Mar
\
5
10c
Textile
Dorr-Oliver
$2
Inc
200
50c
11,500
14%
Jan
14
300
10%
Jan
14%
1514
4,900
10%
Jan
36%
3714
250
33%
Jan
9%
10%
3,000
32.50
1
*
—*
9%
8%
45
3214
3214
31%
15%
18
1814
23%
1
Co
4,100
24
17
3A
4%
3'4
ord reg
Co
class B common
Corp
Sulphur & Potash Co__
Dvnalectron Corp
Dynamics Corp of America
Guerdon
Gulf
14
■
•
j
Jan
Mar
26%
V
Jan
^
t
,
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i
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8%
Jan
20%
200
22%
Jan
1,700
10%
Jan
21
May
2f$ Jan
4
Apr
;
4%
700
9,600
.5
-6%
3%
Jan
100
5%
Jan
50
25%
Jan
•
com
6%
3114
32
%
800
614
6%
27,700
2%
Jan
100
7%
Jan
3
Apr
3A May
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Jan
11
28%
13%
Jun
Feb
43% May
11% -Apr
*7%
7%
8
2,300
1%
i%
1,200
18
Jan
12%
Jun
2% Apr
21% July
11
Jan
2: %
5% Jan
19%
20 %
14,400
21%
10 J
—1
85%
25
26%
9,600
9%
Jan
27% July
1
54%
52%
57%
6,800
46%
Jan
73
1%
Jan
&
B
Inc_
_
10c
1
Harnischfeger Corp
Stores
Electric
10
4%
6V2
11%
23%
1
Light
13
—
2
7V4
4%
6%
5%
46,800
6%
600
33 %
—
25
Inc
34 %
400
11%
12%
23%
2,200
23
11%
700
Jun
Apr
6% May
9% Mar
6% July,
24
Jan
7
Jan
19% Jan
;J 37
May
15% Mar
26
Mar
13
2,900
7
Jan
17%
74
7Va
75
800
63
Jan
75
7%
1,800
-ft
4%
42%
300
65,600
4% July
10% Mar
8,100
25% Jan
8%
3,800
47% May
9% Jun
1614
42,800
7%
Jan
Jan
50c
8%
7%
Hecla
Apr
37%
4 Vz
39
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc
20 % May
26
*
A
4%
38%
25c
14%
14%
15%
15,300
•
45%
45%
46%
2,300
♦
41 Va
40% 41%
102
102
4,500
Lithographing
Hazel Bishop Inc
Hazeltine
-8% May
14%
Apr
2,400
9%
Jun
100
33 %
Jan
61
5%
2,200
3%
Jan
25%
25%
100
9%
10%
41
5%
25%
23 %
Jan
Jan
180
Apr
153
Jan
171
Apr
Jan
40
31% May
new
28%
31%
,4,900
1%
3414
1A
1%
9,800
34
34%
6,400
25 Vs
Jan
Apr
July
8%
Apr
1%
4% Jan
2114
19%
21%
2,100
15%
Jan
24%
16%
17%
8,300
15
20
5%%
pfd
&
Galion
Products
Inc__
Jun
Hotels
—-—1
26
13%
24%
Co
50c
Facilities—25c
Electronics Corp of America
1
El-Tronics
Inc
*
Electronic
Specialty
Electronic
&
Empire District Electric 5 %
Empire National Corp
19%
3%
1
25c
com
10
50c
"warrants"
Apr
3%
Jan
9%
Jan
15% July
45% Aug
32% Jan
45% July
100
Jan
Jan
207/a,
80%
3% Jan
600
11% Feb
13,300
2% Feb
4
6% Jan
8%
19%
6%
20%
200
400
11%
2,760
Jan
,10
6% Jan
3%
2% Jan
May
Apr
19% May
1,700
13%
2%
6%
20%
3
106
6% Jan
18%
4
67% Mar
31.800
17%
3%
9%
13%
3
—
10
5
19%
25
May
Aug
Mar
Feb
May
17% Mar
fft Jan
July
15,700
16%
Jan
14%
1,700
9%
Feb
25 %
23
20,400
12%
Feb
9%
8,500
6%
Jan
8%
29% May
20% May
5,500
8% Jan
14% May
9
9
9%
1,100
3% Jan
12%
Apr
Hofmann
Industries
25c
1%
1%
1%
2%
Apr
Consol
5
18%
Jan
8,000
%
Jun
*
--
26
1%
14
37
27%
1
27%
l7/a
14%
1,900
3,300
1% Jan
Hollinger
30%
10014
2814
\
28% May
12% May
11%
2,800
9
Jan
6%
Jan
14% May
9% Apr
31 %
3,600
2,100
5
29
22%
Jan
38% Mar
100% 100 Vz
10
94%
Jan
29%
3,300
12%
Jan
10'/a
6
•
26%
13%
28
102%
4%
10c
1
Steel Corp common—1
6% cum 1st preferred——
10
Ero Manufacturing Co—
1
Espey Mfg & Electronics
—
1
Esquire Inc
—
--—1
Esquire Radio & Electronics
10c
Eureka Corporation Ltd
$1 or 25c
Exquisite Form Industries Inc
10c
&
—
•
4%
814
6%
19%
|
52%
4%
4%
Jan
600
47%
Jan
4%
4%
5,200
3%
Jan
7%
8%
800
6%
Jan
6%
6%
600
19%
21%
3,700
13%
14
6%
714
1,200
7%
14%
2,100
3"%
9,300
13
Jan
13% July
.
15,900
6%
6% Jun
16%
4,000
32
13%
25,300
54
Jun
30% July
32
5
Feb
6
May
65% May
5 % Mar
8%
Aug
9% Mar
28% May
23% Mar
11% May
Jan
1
A
3%
12%
Inc
Mines
Gold
50c
:
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Home
Oil
Ltd
Co
*
class A
Class B
Hormel
Horn
(Geo
Hardart
&
5%
&
A)
Co_
Hardart Baking
&
Horn
*
Howell
B
Hycon
Co
Inc
__
17% May
Jan
43
7,500
711
Jan
12%
Apr
5,500
7A
Jan
11%
Apr
Jan
38%
Apr
May
189%
—
—
167V2
167%
163
38
37
38
310
1,800
145
—
Jan
53
Jan
Jan
103
Jan
Jan
35
Apr
101
20
33
100
30
10%
1,500
18%
18%
19
1,600
15%
Jan
25
200
14%
Jan
25%
—
—
5
Inc
Apr
36% May
96
10%
18%
18%
18%
1
28%
28%
30
.10c
1
-—,_2.50
—5
■_
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Fbod Products
Jan
29%
33 %
9%
9%
4%
300
1
:
Manufacturing
8%
7"%
2,600
5
Co
Inc class A com
common
Hydromatics
9%
9 V4
27% Aug
3% May
100
33
9%
100
2.50
Vitamin Products
Hudson
*
:
Motors
(Harvey)
Class
• 1
Mfg Co
Electric
Hubbell
Co
common
preferred—
(The)
7.50
.
t
1%
14%
37 /
,
5%
18%
,21 Va,
* 28 Va
5%
5%
2,400
24 200
7% Jan
28% July
2%
Jan
15% May
Apr
Apr
51% May
7% May
17
18%
1,300
16
July
24%
21
28
22
5,400
19% July
31%
28%
900
2b %
Jun
Apr
Apr
32% Mar
% May
J an
7% Feb
3%
13%
2,800
12
50c
___2.50
(R) & Co Inc common
Class
Hoskins
Equity Corp common.
$2^ convertible preferred—.
18%
40
Jan
Hoffman International Corp
Hoe
1% May
6
10%
20c
100
1
pfd
23
914
Missile
Emery Air-Freight Corp_,
—
10c
Payne Inc
%
70
100
100
10c
preferred
Hilton
Apr
16 Vz
„•
—
34% July
1
:
28%
10c
.
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
5%
convertible preferred
Hill's Supermarkets Inc
Apr
172%
10c
Mining Co
Helena Rubenstein Inc
Apr
8%
Co
Corp
Heli-Coil Corp
Heller (W E) & Co
13% May
44%
4%
10
Researcn Associates Inc__10c
Forge
3,300
21%
Havana
Apr-
42%
10c
Corp—
Electronic Communications
Erie
6,600
2%
13%
19%
Corp
Holly Corporation
Electronic
6%
1%
5
class A
Hastings Mfg Co
8% May
39
1
5
Assistance Corp
Electronic
5%
13%
—'
Hartfield
Apr
*
*
-■—1
Share
&
May
27% May
50c
Land
Hartford
29% May
1514
1
Corp common
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
Edo Corporation
.
Elder Mines and Dev Ltd
Bond
Jan
H
36% May
'
32
6%
25
20c
$7
Electric
24
3% May
4% Apr
12
__1
American
July
39
1
Co class A
Company
Electrographic
1% Jan
5% Apr
1%
Industries Inc
Hercules
Freightways Inc
Eastern States
Apr
14% Mar
Gulf & Western Industries
E
Can
11%
9% July
1% Jan
Gulf States Land & Industries
4%
La&.ern
5%
1
Warrants-
Helmerich
Eastern
Jan
8
Jun
19% July
34,400
3l°0
6%
•
1
•
10c
—1
Durham Hosiery
Eastern
26
2%
Leases
Company
Stores Products
1
19%
14
10s
1
Duval
17,800
800
3%
33% May
39 % Mar
Ltd—
Rubber Co
American dep rets
(The)
15,300
9
26
2
18%
15
1614
Test
4,100
2%
8%
30
Harbor Plywood Corp
Harn Corporation
19
*
7.50
16%
Duraloy
11%
2
1,5 JO
Hall Lamp Co
Co Ltd—*
1
Duro
11
2%
Jan
Jun
5
Duniop
U
17 %
27% Jun
Apr
14%
—
Co
9,200
3%
50% May
21
Jan
—_—
Harris
31%
8
13% May
Jan
10%
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Driver
800
28%
3%
American Corp
17
Corp_—.
Ltd
Exploration
&
25%
30%
7ya
H
800
2,500
:
Drilling
1% Jan
3%
17% May
39% May
18%
Corp_.
Draper
14,600
7%
Industries
1314
common
preferred
Dorsey (The)
Brewery
Dow
2%
1
Hydraulics
Gridoll Freehold
4% May
18%
Ltd
Co
2% Apr
2%
24%
common__60c
Producers
Griesedieck
Apr
12%
ord stock——*
& Chemical
Dominion Tar
Dominion
2,600
2%
1
Co
nreferred series A
Greer
5% May
15%
18%
1314
*
Bridge Co Ltd—:
Dominion Steel & Coal
2%
May
Apr
10% Mar
Jan
4
Gulton
Dominion
2%
16%
Varnish
Western
6%
14
Jan
1
Corporation
Grocery
514
1314
2%
10s
1*
4
12.000
19%
32%
Manufacturing
Great
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord reg
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp class A convLDixon Chemical & Research
20%
18%
Great American Industries Inc
Great Lakes Chemical Corp
Apr
16%
Aug
7% July
4%
Apr
Jan
32
Grand Rapids
Gray
Apr
7%
26%
July
15
22%. Apr
18% Apr
18%
(Adolf)
Gorham
27
32%
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Jun
9%
Supermkts com___10c
1st preferred
-10
7%
50
17%
%
1
Quality
Dilbert's
1,100
9%
1
Products
Oils
Devon-Palmer
4,600
1
debenture stock
8%
414
33'/4
147%
314
x32 %
145
19
82% May
5
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
Jun
5
100
A
Gobel
Apr
12% May
7% Apr
9%
2,400
19
Jan
May
96% Feb
1
_
23
26%
9%
914
4c
Glenmore Distilleries class B
Globe Union
12% Mar
July
14% July
6% Jan
300
7%
„
103
.
Co Inc
Apr
Apr
'
Apr
3% Apr
13% May
Feb
95
Giannini Controls Corp.—
Giant Foods Inc com class A n-v—
Co
5% Mar
14% Feb
1% Jan
94%
_
..$4.60 preferred
(AC)
3% May
10% May
4% Apr
4% Jan
27
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
d
High
■98% Jan
2%
7%
.
General Gas Corp
General Plywood Corp
General Stores Corporation
32% July
14% Mar
100
"wts"
V, American dep rets ord reg
July
Jun
19%
24
13,400
914
Low
1
Alloys Co
General
Feb
8% Mar
Jan
29V2
914,
Share*
100
Builders Corp common
convertible preferred
General Development Corp
Apr
9% July
20
29
2714
•
common
5%
5%
5Jan
Jan
*
28
28%
9%
9%
•
11V4
67
Jan
800
4
6%
*
Corporation
500
100
16%
8614
3%'
' 3%
*
Cuban Tobacco Co
Class
1614
8614
•
—25c
10c
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A.
Cutter
—
5
partic
___
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
Cubic
>
Co
General
3% May
40
Power
preferred
General
Courtaulds Ltd—
Crane Carrier
5%
.
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance
8% Apr
18% Mar
Jan
Gatineau
y
10% May
8
Sales
for Week
©f Prices
G
17% July
17% Jun
Jan
Week'i
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
High
15%
5
-—
Corroon &
$1
Low
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
non-voting__'
•
(H)
Corby
Friday
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
14% July
F
*
Fabrex
1
Corp.,.
Fairchild
Camera &
Instrument
Co
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc_.
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo
180
8
1
1.50
Drilling
Seaboard
Falcon
164% 183
8%
8
20%
1%
3%
1
1
--1
Ltd
Oils Ltd
6%
6%
19%
1}A
3
11%
5%
8
15%
10c
11%
—1
Filmways Inc
*
25c
Financial General Corp
_10c
First National Realty & Construction
5%
8%
16%
10c
_8
2.50
4%
14%
7%
4%
14Va
7
1
2
2
1
—
Federated Purchaser class A
Petroleum
Felmont
Corp
common
60c convertible
preferred-:
Firth Sterling Inc
Fischer & Porter
Fishman
Flying
Corp
Co
(M H) Co Inc
Line Inc
Tiger
Ford Motor
of
Forest
:
Enterprises
City
1
au.—1.25
Fox Head Brewing Co
Fresnillo
(The)
Company
Friendly Frost Inc
Fuller
(Geo A)
For
Co
.
13%
•
•
10c
5
footnotes, see page 34.
14V8
156
—
1
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%
13%
14%
1
*
Canada
< va
13%
*
3%
5Va
12%
40%
5%
12 %
42
20%
1%
3/®
25,400
6%
130
5%
2,700
17
9rr
24 Vz
Jan
Apr
2^® May
Jan
4%
Jan
14%
Jun
Jun
7%
4% Mar
9%
Aug
9%
Jan
Feb
6
10%
Jan
18
4%
Jan
3%
400
700
8,000
16
Jan
12
12
Jan
9%
Apr
Apr
Jun
31%' May
15% Mar*
15%
20,500
9%
Jan
21
150
131%
Jan
160
1,800
11.900
2,500
2,200
1,000
10%
Jan
1%
Jan
42%
11%
11%
11%
1,800
£1
Imperial Oil
(Canada)
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp—50c
10%
9%
10%
4,700
Magnetics
.
17%
5
May
July
Industrial
Credit
Inland
Homes
Insurance
Co
International
America-
5,800
45
43%
45
15%
14%
15%
11,600
10% July
9
37%
13
Jan
Jan
Jan
9% May
84%
84%
84%
280
7%
67/a
7%
3,700
7%
6%
7%
1,800
24%
24%
26
900
18%
19%
900
Intex
—j
167/a
Apr
11% May
47% May
16% May
9% Mar
Jan
80
87% Mar
Iowa
Iron* Fireman
Ironrite
Manufacturing
Inc
Jan
Jan
19% May
Irving Air
Jan
48% May
Israel-American
99% 107%
9%
9,700
11 %
14,000
39%
Jan
9% May
39%
39%
6%
6%
400
33%c
1
7%
7%
7%
1,000
2%
2%
27/a
1,700
4% Jan
18% Jan
Q
Jan
76%
Jan
9% Aug
V
poq
6%
4%
6% July
7% May
2
Jan
9%
Jun
30%
Apr
24% Mar
107% Aug
127/a Mar
/• A
"•
«*
11% Feb
9% May
3% May
85
1
Public Service Co 3.90%
Jun
,
10%
1
Oil Company
Royalty—
106
5
International Holdings Corp
Products
Investors
5
1
Inc
Ir^nmational
Apr
5% May
Corp
of North
Breweries
7%
28
_25c
1
1
Plywood Co Inc
Corp class A
Inland
3%
-
Corp
Chemical Industries—
dep rets ord reg
American
Jun
17%
33 %c
IMC
Imperial
Apr
300
137/8
3%,
5%
13%
Apr.,
5
137/a
156
May
5%
7,500
7 .-foi)
36,900
4%
14%
7%
11
Jan
1%
1.900
5"%
8%
17%
10
Apr
195% May
Jan
2%
500
9,500
18,200
13%
Jan
Jan
Chute
Oil
Corp
6%
6%
6%
-1
—10c
29%
29%
32 V*
4,000
1,200
18% Jan
May
23% Apr
8% Feb
36% Mar
&
%
A
103,000
A Jan
% May
76% July
pfd—100
1
19%
19%
19%
700
45% Jan
5% Feb
>
32
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
stocks
American Stock
Week's
Sale Price
Exchange
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
'.""A'
Par
Low
High
Low
Jupiter
Oils
Inc
Ltd
20%
17%
20%
11,900
12%
Jan
20% Aug
10c
.
6%
6%
7'A
3,800
6%
July
10% May
til
Jan
15c
2
lo¬
218
3%
23,»VJJ
x
3
J ft
Diablo
Mount
Apr
1
com
preferred.!
6%
.
Mt
Products
Metal
Mountain
MPO
2%
Range Since Jan. 1
2%
3%
Tel &
Videotronics
4
Maj
4% May
500
3%
18%
3,700
14%
Jan
19% Mai
29%
3,800
24%
Jan
36%
19 v'a
29%
1
20%
A
3 Vb May
28%
19%
12.50
Tel
class
Jan
Jan
2%
2,900
19%
20%
5,600
8 %
Feb
25% Mar
4
2.50
Inc
High
Low
High
2%
4
1
Mills
States
Shares
4
Company
Vernon
for Week
Low
Par
,
Clemens
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
1
Industries
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Mt
Jeannette Glass Co
Jetrcnic
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
J
.
(Range for Week Ended August 4)
Sales
Last
.
4%
Feb'
Apr
K
Kaiser
Kansas
Katz
Muntz
Industries
•Kaltman
(D)
&
Corp
4
Company
&
Gas
Electric
(Walter)
12
29,400
8%
Jan
3
Jan
95
3%
Mar
8,000
13%
■
100
X
27%
28
200
25%
Jun
36%
46%
46
48
4,100
42 %
Jun
49% July
25%
24 %
26%
9,300
18
Jan
31
11%
11%
11%
500
11
Mar
13%
13%
—1
5%
5%
5%
25
24%
25%
5,500
44
43%
45
Copper
2.50
Cobalt
Ltd
—
1
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Petroleum
2
1.25
;
If
2%
Apr
Muskogee
Muter
Co
100
33
Jan
38% July
8%
2,boJ
6
Jan
11%
~7%
50c
Apr
Apr
200
12 %
Jan
16% May
1 Vb
i
.2%
Feb
1,900
A
jj!
Feb
4% May
2% Apr
Nachman
Corp
2%
2%
2%
7,600
1%
Jan
4% May
3Va
1,200
2%
Jan
4
Napco
Apr
Inc
Industries
11'
_1
Inc
1
(IE)
(H L)
11
10
1
13%
14%
700
9%
Feb
20%
National Alfalfa
Dehydrat & Milling
3
21%
Apr
1
21%
22 'A
9,000
leVs
Jan
26
Jun
National
Hess
1
13 %
11%
13%
1
%
%
%
10,200
National
Bowl-O-Mat
1
6%
6%
1
National
Brewing
Casket
5
30%
30%
1
18
17%
Rubber
_
Co
5
1
03
19%
AW
Jan
4,700
12 Vb
Jan
25
Apr
21%
1
Jan
37%
Apr
Apr
_25c
7 Vb
_7%
15,500
3%
5
23 %
23%
100
21%
7.50
14%
14%
100
14
Corp_
!
(The)
Corp
convertible
class
A
1
Electronics
24%.
24 Vb
24%
17,100
1
24%
24%
24%
2,400
18
2%
3%
4,700
3
33V'3c
Jan
11%
Feb
27
17% May
18%
%
10c
10 Vs
10
10%
5,700
27% May
Jan
.
4%
Jan
9
8%
9
4,000
121/4 May
9%
J
Apr
16 Vb May
7% .Jan
19,500
9 %
jun
1,900
6
31%
450
30
July
38
19%
2,000
17
July
31% Mar
400
2%
1
;.—
Inc
Weld
Machines
National
3% May
Mfg &
Presto
:
uly
3% July
Jan
Mar
Ltd
Inc
Jan
17%
Jun
11%
Jan
21 %
Mar
27,300
16%
2
2
8%
Feb
16'A
Aug
18
2%
9,700
1% Mar
4
A May
18%
2,300
12%
Jan
31
Apr
17%
Jail
31%
Apr
18
Jan
23
Apr
45
2%
A
18
18%
1
25%
23%
25%
4,100
10
19%
19%
19%
300
_ouc
41%
10
^ 74
2 ,xo J
31%
Jan
12%
12 %
425
10%
Jan
2%
2%
3%
13,500
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
~3%
3%
3%
5,000
1%
Jan
19%
Jan
Corp__
National
Rubber
Macninery
National
Starcn
&
National
Steel
Chemical
Ltd
Car
13%
—25c
Industries
National Research
14%
12
2.800
17%
13%
17%
13%
1
Stores
National Petroleum
National
12% May
1
1
Equipment Rental Ltd
National
27 % May
Jan
Co
National Electric
19% Mar
Jan
Jan
5%
Corp
(Mica)
Company
National Company
Corp—
common
Bellas
Mar
July
2
preferred-
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Class A
Feb
Jan
6%
18%
% May
Corp
$1.20
10% May
7%
3%
1,200
12%
8%
9%
Co
Inc
Hotels
Kratter
7% Mar
4,100
15,100
8%
8%
5
Nannn-Loeser's
3
National
Kleiner t
Kulka
Jan
2,900
7%
10
3
1
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
Kostin
9%
7% Juiv
9%
38%
8%
8%
Corp
Kirkeby-Natus
Knott
Apr
547/a Mar
Jan
38%
-2.50
Company——
5,300
3
1%
10c
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Klion
May
29 VA
Jan
20
31%
600
7
Jan
4
11,300
1
5
_•
13% May
;
& Co
Inc
Murray Ohio Mfg Co_Muskegon Piston Ring Co
May
5
com..
TV
Murphy Corporation
Apr
4 % May
N
Kilembe
Kirby
3 VB
1
new
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
11%
25c
_l
Chemical ;Co
Kawneer Co (Dell
%
3%
pfd—100
Drug Company
Kawecki
ll
,50c
4%%
*
Apr
13% May
L
L'Aiglon
Apparel
Lafayette
Lake
Inc
Radio
Shore
1
Corp
34%
5,800
3%
2,000
4%
5 VA
5%
5%
13
13%
2,400
12% May
16%
17%
3,90CT
13%
Jan
6 A
6 VA
100
5%
Jan
6 %
5,000
5%
Jan
9
14%
300
3
1
5%
3
Industries
5%
5
13%
10
17%
Inc
National
Telefilm
National
Transit
National
Union
8% May
3
Industries
Larchfield Corp
30
33%
l
Lamson Corp of Delaware.—
Lamson & Sessions Co
Lanston
29%
33%
Ltd
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
30
1
.
Electronics
Mines
5
700
25
Jun
47
12%
Mar
Jan
36 %
Jun
4%
Jan
2,100
2% July
4% July
6 %
Jan
2,200
5 %
7
Jan
Nedicks
Jan
Nelly
Jan
17%
18 Vb
National
Video
Nestle-Le
May
New.
Corp
class
Extension
Motor
Lessona
University
Realty
Tourneau
7 V'4
9,200
May
Lockwood
(R G)
41%
9,300
37%
Aug
54 % Mar
2%
2 %
2V4
42,400
2 %
July
4
12%
12%
12%
2,000
.10%
Jan
l
29
29
29
VA
320
Jan
1
16%
15%
17 V'4
4,500
Inc
Y
common
7
7 %
7%
14%
15%
5
22%
22%
4%
10
A
1
Chain
Kessler
&
24
4%
11,700
22
7
250
15%
25c
:
Electronics
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
12% Aug
13%
5,400
13 %
Jan
28
41%
41V*
43%
1,000
28
Feb
53 'A May
2i%
21
22
900
21
Aug
25
-.0
England Tel
&
46%
46
57%
:—1
Tel
Clock
&
Watch
Idria
—
Jan
Jersey
New
Mexico
14
May
New
Fade
.34
May
New
Process
26 VA May
New
York
7
Feb
7%
lUd
Jan
8 v; Apr
22% May
Feb
25%
18
4%
Co
Chem
&
1%
50c
Co
Zinc
VA
47%
4,400
39%
Jan
1%
1%
24,200
1%
Jail
Land
Co_
Aug
Apr.
July
Apr
2 % May
13%
Jan
30%
Aug
8%
Jan
17
Apr
O
4
)
17/b May
18,900
1
Feb
137
10
124
Feb
30 Vs
30/4
31
1,000
23 'A
Feb
32%
Jun
45
41%
45
2,600
27%
Jan
45
Aug
1
18,209
l'A
1%
*
——
1/2
19 1/4
14%
137
137
*
Co-
Feb
1
Jan
11,899
38,600
30%
1
_;-i
Auction
27%
13%
1
Mining^ Coxr:
1 3
%
%
30
25c
Arizona
&
Honduras Rosario—3.33%
York &
Flew
li/2
•
173% Mar
Jun
Nickel
5
1,300
3%
Jan
7
May
Rim
Nipissing
Corp
1%
5,200
1%
Jan
2% May
13%
13%
300
10%
Jan
38%
North
38
40%
13,400
31%
Jan
20
19%
20
3,800
16%
Jan
20% Mar
30c
74
73
North
75 %
2,900
60 %
Jan
79% July
10c
27%
27%
29
Northeast
2,100
16
Jan
29%
North
30%
750
25%
Jan
29% July
31% May
10%
11%
2,400
8%
Jan
12% May
North
2.50
.
Corp
2
11%
Canadian
Oils Ltd
Northern
RR
Ind
Pub
Rankin
Nuclear
Corp
4% %
1% May
Feb
8% May
90 J
2%
5
5%
6
J u,n
4% May
Vb
1%
4,700
12 "*3
59
85
b
J
84
-
212 Mar
Jan
Jan
6% May
67% May
Jan
59
-
1
July
Aug
41/8
190
63
9
1G
1
Feb
2
c%
2
2
2
4
1,300
5
2%
pld__100
Mines Ltd
90%
Apr
18,490
A
Jan
% May
1,100
6%
Feb
13 % May
16,200
.%
3%
Jan
8V4 May
9
8%
9
10c
5%
5%
6'A
_1
17%
17%
18%
1,800
20c
10%
10%
11%
23,300
4%
Jan
15 Vs May
9%
10%
20,400
9%
Jun
12%
Jun
Jan
1
Corp__
of
Jan
4%
1
Serv
%
4%
5
50
Nickel
1A May
1 4 )0
3,000
2%
25
:
Co
Industrial
Nova
.
1
inc.
Airlines™.
Penn
6%
1
Railway
Royalties
Jan
1 VB
6Vb
%
1
1
Southern
&
A
1
6%
%
1
1
American
10
Co
Ltd
Inc
20% May
46% Mar
25c
&
(The)
1%
13%
Mines
Mines
Lites
Norfolk
IV2
1
Service
Lunkenheimer
Min
New
Apr
1
Co__
Exploration
Silver Lead Mines
Friday
Lynch
6,400
Bartlett—
A—-
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
Lucky
13%
21
1
Haven
Noma
Loral
7,700
12%
19
1
wi
New
14% July
9% Apr
37 %
3
Corp of America Inc
Steel
Jan
~7
38%
A
Corp
.5 %'} preferred"
Lithium
8%
1
"_25c
class
Liberty Fabrics "of N
Class
41%
12%
20 %
1
New
May
5
Products
Leonard Refineries Inc
Locke
14 %
__5
Corp
Lefcourt
Le
6 %
Apr
Mar
'
Salle
Lee
6 Vb
1
—
39
4
2
Co
common
41
5%
4% May
46 %
Apr
20c
A
.
New
La
1
,30c
Inc..—___——
Inc
Mur
10c
:
Corp
Stores
Don
Associates
Co
Electric
(Del)
Amer
M
MacFadden
Mack
Publications Inc.
Trucks
Macke
Inc
Mackey
Airlines
1
A
Inc
Sporting
Magna
Oil
Maine
new
Marconi
:
&
International
Corp
McCulloch
Mead
Oil
:
Mfg
Jun
1 Vb
May
Jan
4
Apr
Ohio
Brass
Aug
7%
Apr
Ohio
Power
3%
3 %
3%
9,100
4VA
4
4%-
2,900
7
20
33
&
Inc
Microwave
42
9%
4,000
30%
Jun
441/4
Jan
57
Jan
8
'4,800
9%
22
13
Okalta
Apr
Old
Apr
40c
$1
preferred
Investment
Co
:
Factors
Miller
Wohl
Co
Electronics
Mining
Corp
Minnesota
of Canada
Power
&
pfd
Mirro
Aluminum Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
Mohawk
Airlines
Molybdenite
Molybdenum
Corp
Corp
of
6%
6%
300
8
8%
37,100
8
July
2%
2%
11,000
2
Jan
198
189
6%
198
6,900
122%
Jan
Jan
8%
200%
Power
14,300
Jan
7% May
100
13%
Jan
24% Mar
n
IS
2,000
%
Jan
30
4
79
30%
31
1,000
5%
5%
6
1,100
5%
14%
12%
14%
"l
23%. Jan
Feb'
2,700
10%
Jan
2%
3
3,400
2%
Jan
1 %
10% May
13%
Jan
1,700
3%
Jan
J
15%
Jan
Manufacturing
Pacific
preferred
4.80%
x.32%
Jun
7%
Apr
1
Corp!
Montgomery Ward
&
Co
class A
v
For
footnotes,
see
page
2x 72
2^
40
40%
1st
pfd—25
31%
31%
27%
27%
^, u
0
15%
Feb
6 VA May
26V2
Apr
,
6%
31%
5%.%;' 1st
preierred
—.-25
55S. 1st preferred^—/--——25
5% redeemable 1st preferred'—25
5%
redeemable
1st
pfd
series
600
37
July
45%
Apr
3,300
30%
Jan
32 V'4 May
300
27 %■
Ja,n
28% Mar
-
'
271/4
100
Jan
2 8 VA
25V'b
25%
3,800
24%
Jun
271/4 July
25%
251/2
400
24%
Feb
26'A
Apr
""271/4
25%
A__25
251%
July
redeemable
1st
24
VA
24%
1,709
23% July
25
Jan
redeemable
1st
preferred—25
preferred—25
241/4
4.50%
231/a
22%
23 Vb
1,200
22%
Jan
24
Feb
4.36%
redeemable
1st
preferred—25
22
22
22
300
22
Jan
231/2 May
3,900
6%
Feb
840
861/B
Jan
16% May
95V2 Aug
2o0
86%
Jan
90'A
12
701
10%
Jan
13
Feb
10%
100
8%
Jan
14
May
40
38%
41%
15,100
34%
Jan
4%
Jan
14%
131%
14%
1,900
11%
Jan
60% Mar
Pacific
Industries
6% May
Pacific
17
May
preferred
preferred-
21%
1,700
19%
Jan
23%
Feb
$4.75
dividend
19%
20
1,500
14%
Jan
24%
Apr
$4.75
conv
dividend
7%
7%
7%
■
12%
100
102%
14
12 V'a
2,100
:■
—
1,800
12%
1,300
r
101 »/4 102 %
24
7
6%
5%
Jan
9% May
35
15%
Jan
39%
Apr
13%
Jun
19%
Jun
11%
Jan
Jan
24
Aug
1,900
7
99
1,000
25%
175
5
Jan
13%
103
28 %
Apr
May
Jan
7%
7
7%
6,200
3%
Jan
8% May
8% May
1%
1A
1%
24,000
%
Jan
1%
38%
37
39 %
7.300
32 V'a
25%
1,600
21
Jun
Jun
45%
Apr
July
29%
4%
4%
4%
5,600
3%
88
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95
95%
89%
95%
90 "
Petroleums
Paddington
145
Jan
6% May
82%
Jan
91
Jan
99
88%
Feb
93
144
July
150
54
145
50
30
Feb
10
__
9
8%
9
1,800
Corp
Page-Hersey
Pall
&
Corp
Pancoastal
5%
3%
class
A
100
1
87
90
,
94% Mar
Aug
99
130
Jan
150
84
Jan
Mar
Apr
90'A Mar
4% May
3%
2,500
28,800
9%
Jan
8%
6.900
5%
Jan
9% May
275
99%
Feb
108% Mar
104% 106
106
I
2-%- Jan
13%
Apr
50
52 %
4,500
50
a
23%
24%
1,600
22%
Jun
27% Mar
—1
44%
44%
49%
2,700
28%
Jan
68%
Apr
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1 Vb
1 %
1 %
1%
Apr
Amer shares—1 Bol
13
Id
new
Tubes
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Pantepec Oil
130
96 %
12%
3%
11
7%
8
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147
86%
■
12%
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901/2
147
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—
Power
90%
147
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Pacific
88i%
•
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Northern
95%
87
*
preferred—
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12
90
87
preferred—*
dividend
Pacific
11%
95%
(C A)
(C
A)
51
24 3
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) 3
July,
Jan
1
2,600
A. Jan
56
July
1% May
Apr
60
...
—
11%
*
*
preferred
$4.50
dividend
21
14%
2
Inc
Lighting
$4.40
19%
*
34.
22J/4
8
Electric
21%
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10%
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A
—
class
Feb
4
11%
*
100
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1
4%
20% Mar
10%
100
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series
6
1
Products
&
Gas
Chemical
4% Mar
—.
Feb
Peninsular
Metal
Traffic
Penn
12
May
Pentron
500
17%
18%
3,400
Feb
Jan
15%
Feb
21
May
Jan
19
May
10 V4
12%
1,800
7%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
4,100
3%
Feb
2
%
2%
3,000
2 % July
11%
12%
Products
-1
9
12
Corp
1
9
9%
7%
2.50
Co
Electronics
—_—1
6%
7%
6
7
:
1,800
100
18,600
12
7
4%
14
2®o
May
May
600
2,500
—2
Pato
Consolidated
18%
8%
18%
8%
9%
Gold Dredg Ltd-—1
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patino of Canada Ltd
63 %
10%
2
—2
B
May
89% July
8%
10c
10%
18
1
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Electrochemical Corp class A
Pen Co class A—
Parker
Class
preferred series B
Corp
Securities—-
Clay
Pacific
Mar
Co—
4.40%
:4.50%' preferred
Jan
3 JO
Park
Monongahela
4%
Jan
Apr
6%
1
3 Vb May
4%
Electric
Overseas
Park
Industries
1,500
Jun
20%
24%
Precision
4%
Jan
6%
Warrants
Monogram
3%
9% July
3
20%
1
4%
Apr
15%
61/0
6%
2%'
1
Ltd
Aug
15%
Oxford
10c
America
7%
641/2 May
20% Aug
Apr
1
(Can)
Jan
Jan
14% Mar
"ctfs"
Inc
3%
July
Jan
;♦
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28,700
6
10%
l
7%
16
12,300
50
Corp..
7%
A May
52
12%
50c
common
Jan
1,400
5
convertible preferred
4%%
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%
3,150
Rubber
2.50
Corp
1,800
26,500
O'Sullivan
$4.36
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%
1
A
5%
6'A
10%
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A
60
12%
II
Inc
97
20%
Oxford
10
conv
Jan
19%
46%
1
Abrasive
30%
89%
57
Jun
1
Jun
4z0
6%
Feb
1
:
25%
95 %
58
36%
1
900
100
common
26%
91%
—7
Corp
26
91%
90c
preferred
Ltd
26%
20%
26
Corp
Jun
1
3,400
common
21%
5
6,200
10c
„
16% July
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
May
40 %
5
10
1
4%%
preferred
39%
l
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Co__;
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Town
Corp
Opelika Mfg Corp
3% Mar
1
Corp
Corp
9%
3,800
Jan
38%
l
Associates
Oil
Mid-West
41 1/4
25
8%
Co
Hone
311/8
19V'4 July
1,100
Co
Petroleum
Corp
38%
_3
preferred
Micromatic
20%
33
Ogden
40%
50c
Co
Chemical
41%
19%
%
4
Manufacturing
Occidental
4% May
45% May
warrants
Michigan Sugar Co
Midwest
2%
Jan
*
Extruders Inc„
Midland
Jan
%
o
Oak
38%
—
6%
1 Vb
Apr
l
Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining
Corp Ltd—
Metal & Thermit;
Corp_
Michigan
1,300
5,700
i9g
%
£1
Merchants
Miami
2
0
9
Marine
Ltd
Co
Corp
Johnson
Menasco
1%
2
itf
warrants
Industries
McCrory
291/2 May
39% Apr
2.50
Maryland Cup Corp
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Maule
Jan
l
Rubber
Communication
Co
Jan
19%
*
common
Mangel Stores
Martin
17%
15%
1,000
10c
Service
Tire
Jan
7,500
27
10%
50c
Goods
Majestic Specialties Inc
Mansfield
6,500
29i%
251/4
lc
Corporation
Public
12%
27%
25%
33%c
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc__
Mages
10%
29%
l
warrants
Vending Co class
May
Apr
July
4% May
2
fft Jan
Jan
13% July
6
Apr
10% May
2%
Jan
8% May
8%
Volume
194
Number 6079
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(557)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Pep Boys (The)
of Prices
Shares
1
15%
Low
25%
15%
16 3/a
1,800
X79%
823/4
900
25%
25%
wi
common
Permian
*
Com
Peruvian
..
Oils
&
16%
10c
_
Minerals
31 3/a
1
7%
300
_
_
_
—
Phoenix
Steel
Piasecki
Aircraft
Pierce
Corp
Pioneer
10 pesos
_10c
(Del)
22%
&
—
4%
1,800
3%
Scale
9%
8 3/a
8%
2,900
143/4
15%
4,300
91%
93 %
13%
14
133/a
143/4
4,100
133/4
143/4
8,900
15
93%
10c
—
*
._
—
.
143/a
133/4
—10
Polarad Electronics Corp
Jan
39% May
Jan
8
—
Polymers Inc_
Mfg Co_
1%
7% May
Jan
9%
*
&
Atwood
5
—
50c
—
9,200
7%
850
-
Jan
143/4
11% May
15% Aug
Jun
11%
Apr
173/a May
103/a Apr
Aug
87
2,100
7%
Jan
8
°
63/4 Feb
Jan
7%
4,300
Jan
103
Apr
163/4
5% Mar
Jun
12 3/4
July
143/4 Aug
143/4 July
39
.
Jan
50
Feb
Products
Polycast
(The)
Polymer
Corp
Powdrell
&
Power
class
A
—
.
.
2.50
Inc
(Del)_.—2.50
*
Corp of Canada
Oil Royalties Ltd
Prairie
Pratt &
Lambert
Prentice-Hall
Preston
-66%
Ltd
Progress
Co
Mfg
$1.25
Inc
convertible
Prophet
(The)
Providence
Public
_
.
Rico Telephone
Co
.
.
16% May
27% Apr
4.48%
4.32%
cumulative
233/a
223/4
25
5,600
—
17%
Feb
10 3/a
Jan
50%
—
Jan
15% May
59% Apr
54%
2
533/4
Va
2
543/4
700
2%
Apr
3% May
6,600
A
68%
39%
40
69%
41
A
5
250
60 3/4
6,600
5 3/4
2,300
19%
23
23
23%
24
12%
123/a
12%
Jan
71
353/a July
43/8 Jan
6,400
8
A
2
5%
1,600
Mar
49%
6
Jan
A
12%
Jan
26
Apr
19%
Jan
24%
Apr
20%
Jan
35%
1,300
10 3/a
Jan
13
July
Apr
5
87
%
Spencer
California
Pipe
Shoe
Sperry
873/4
150
83%
Jan
88
Mar
Standard
79%
200
49
Jan
105
Apr
$1.60
22
22%
1,400
21%
Jan
25
Feb
19
1,900
13
Jan
24%
Apr
Standard
213/4
Feb
12%
Jan
Quebec Lithium
Standard
_1
.-1
411
4%
4]&
2%
3,600
Jan
5
Apr
37
37
Mar
A
Apr
Standard
50c
R
Ramo
Enterprises Inc
*
Inc
Estate
16 %
16%
17%
21 %
20%
21%
5,800
Corp of N Y
6 3/a
400
17%
Jun
20
6 %
6%
2,500
3%
Jan
10% Apr
Soundcraft Corp__
Reinsurance
Investment
7Ya
73/8
8%
26,100
6
Jan
4
33/4
10% May
4y4 Aug
(Robert)
&
1
;
Corp
Rico Argentine Mining
Ridgeway Corp
Algom
Mines
Vtc
to
3
Oil
(The
C)
6%
liy8
Feb
14% July
13%
Jan
32%
Jun
Sunair
Electronics
3%
Jan
8% Mar
Sunset
6%
7%
3,600
4%
Feb
9% Mar
Supercrete
Superior
21%
21 %
22
11,200
23/4
8
8
Jan
1,400
2%
Feb
500
23/4
14%
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
6,100
n
4,200
14,200
5,400
82
823/4
140
100
£1
Jun
9
Feb
Jan
10 Vs
14
Jan
3iy» May
78 Va
Feb
85
4%
Jun
Apr
28
28
29
1,300
26 y2
Jan
42%
13%
13%
15
1,300
11
Feb
18 Va Mar
6
A
6%
6 i°a
63/b
6%
700
7
5
22,300
26%
28
900
1
10
10
11
5% Mar
1,400
4%
28
1,300
4%
Apr
4%
101/4 May
6y2 Apr
Jan
3%
6}8 Apr
Jan
31
15 y2 Mar
8 y2
July
12% July
Jan
3%
3%
3%
6,300
•
10 y8
9%
10 y4
25,300
2y4
2%
2>/2
8,400
1
4
4,200
Petroleum.
1
3%
3%
3%
1,500
1
4%
4%
4%
700
3%
3%
1%
I
Jan
3% Aug
6
,
Jan
12i/a May
1%
Jan
3
2%
Jan
Mar
2%
Jan
5% Apr
3% May
2
Jan
5
May
•
7%
9,600
5%
Jan
Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
'10% Feb
8%
<8%
8%
200
7%
Jan
11% Apr
Inc
%
series
4% %
series
preferred
preferred
4.40%, series
preferred
preferred—
Talon
Inc
Class
Paper
20
900
20%
20%
100
18 Va
18 %
18 %
300
18%
Jan
25%
Apr
19%
18
21% May
Apr
22
22
22 Va
1,400
%
U
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6%
10%
19
Feb
Jan
19
Mar
21V*
Jan
78,800
%
July
17%
20
20
Ltd
*
Ltd
50c
*
231/4 Mar
Seaboard
World
Seaporcel
85%
Jan
800
13 % May
24%
Jan
30%
3%
Jan
8%
6%
8%
8%
2,000
6%
1,000
10%
10 %
200
1%
1%
92,800
43/4
8,600
2y4
Jan
700
8%
Jan
6
~I&
4%
4%
50c
13%
133/4
14
1,700
550
5% July
Jan
8%
•fir Jan
22% July
673% Jan
24%
8,300
213%
32%
31
32%
3,300
50c
19%
19%
19%
2,300
303% July
16% Jun
2,000
143/4
14%
143%
18%
18
19
23/4
•
2%
Apr
5% May
16
May
353/a
Feb
81
423/8
13%
22%
1
Apr
1^ May
Jun
12%
10c
8%
15%
May
153/a May
13%
23%
5
Jun
Apr
93/4 May
Jan
5
1,600
5% July
8
Apr
34% July
253/s Mar
12
Jan
16
600
14%
Jan
14,400
2%
2%
Feb
23% May
4% May
Feb
22%
22%
47
48
1,600
1
36%
25 %
25%
Apr
263%
1,300
48% July
18
Jan
44%
423%
45
27%
Jun
6,300
33%
Jan
66
Apr
2.50
49%
463/4
51
1
Jun
4%
43/4
5%
8,200
10c
3%
Jan
6%
6 3/a
7
53% July
6 % May
1,400
4%
Feb
22%
200
19%
Jun
23
Mar
Petrol
Corp
1
6
1
10,700
46
9% May
6%
6%
27,300
3 Va
Jan
1%
1%
1%
2,900
1
%
Feb
3%
3%
4
2%
2,300
3
Jan
23/8
2%
43/8
2%
200
2%
Feb
8%
Co
3/a
25c
Die
&
8%
9%
2,500
3 3% May
5%
Jan
6,300
283/a
Jan
453% Mar
35% July
35 Va July
7
July
class A
10c
class
B
A
2
34
common
5
34%
34%
35
600
20%
Jan
5
34
3234
343/4
2,500
20%
Jan
10
7%
7%
100
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
•
Corp
43%
42%
44
7
Jan
8
Mar
47
Jun
5,100
37%
Jan
7%
3,600
43/4
Feb
33%
6,300
5
•
Inc
Telectro Industries
Corp
Teleprompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
52%
60
%
12,900
243/4
223/8
25%
71,800
ll3/*
4%
4
4%
3,800
3
Jan
10c
Tel-A-Sign
55
25 % May
32
Apr
20c
Inc
Inc
31
1
Operations
6%
33%
6%
6%
6%
15,900
5%
Jun
14%
63/4
Apr
Jun
Jan
25c
Material
Technicolor
33
preferred
common
Technical
33%
11%
Jan
8%
Apr
34
May
943% May
42% May
5% Apr
Feb
1
25
25
26%
4,500
9 3/4
Jan
•
18%
31
May
May
17%
19%
31,400
17%
1
Aug
34
3%
3%
3%
2,000
2%
Jan
__10c
73/4
73/4
8%
3,500
6 3/4
Jan
Inc—_25c
113/a
10%
8,200
5
Feb
50c
23/8
2%
2%
6% Apr
12% May
153A May
6,000
1%
Jan
1
1%
1%
13/a
2,200
1%
Feb
•
95%
94%
Corp
10c
1%
50c
Television
Tenney
Terminal-Hudson
Electronics
Terry
Inc
Industries
Texam
Texas
Oil
Thew
Corporation
Power
Inc
&
Light
Park
Co
Inc
Inc
com—lOe
preferred
10
Ltd-
Markets
Thriftimart
1
Inc
—
class A
25c
1
Roofing Inc
Tobacco
1
Security
12
96
200
02
Jan
Trust
Co
1%
13,000
8%
1,600
10%
11%
6,300
-7%
Jan
16
Apr
19%
19%
19%
1,400
Jan
22
2%
3%
Maty
10,000
ill 6 3/4
l3/#
Feb
13%
13%
3
13%
9
8%
28 %
28%
1-A
Jan
2 A
Apr
83/o July
143/a
Apr
500
8%
Jan
1,700
5%
Jan
4
May
17% May
9 3% Jun
Jan
303%
•
9
28%
1,400
25%
27%
29%
5,700
25
Mar
33% Mar
193/4
20
2,400
17%
Jan
20% July
113%
Feb
12% May
5%
Jan
28%
30%
3,300
20
Jan
85%
29%
—
86
100
83
Jan
Ltd—
deposit rets ord
3%
4,300
2%
Jan
14%
17,700
3 3%
Jan
231/4 July
Trans
Cuba
19,300
%
Jan
8% Mar
Trans
Lux
3a
5%
Jun
8%
10%
600
7% Mar
Aug
1,800
6%
Feb
13% May
11% Apr
1,300
4%
Jan
1
22%
Amer
•'
71/4 Apr
20
22%
6,500
20
Aug
6%
6%
30,100
5
Jan
1
6%
6%
7
1,300
5
Jan
1
4%
4%
5
3,700
3%
Jan
.
*
9%
9
Apr
May
Oil
Co
class
class
Corp
—1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl |A com_10c
—1
6y8
7y8
175,500
2%
Jan
8% May
Triangle Conduit & Cable
3%
3%
4'/a
5,400
2%
Feb
6% May
Tri-Continental
6%
200
2%
Jan
True
4
500
8%
Jun
7% May
413 Apr
1
•
~4
Seeburg
1
3iya
29%
31%
21,600
20
Jan
3
39%
38%
40%
6,000
20 V*
Jan
Seligman & Latz InC—
1
25%
12%
25%
27%
3,200
24
July
12
12%
500
9
Jan
1
11 Va
11%
12%
4,600
11
July
—20c
10%
10
10%
4,500
14
13%
14
•
A
—
32
Apr
6% Apr
30% July
87% May
3% Mar
14% July
July
14%
11%
7%
23
•
Jan
253%
10%
11%
1,100
8%
Feb
143% May
7%
8%
3,900
4%
Jan
23
24%
42
39%
29
29%
Jun
July
600
15%
8,400
42
—
9
24%
Jan
42
Aug
800
19%
Jan
34%
Apr
Jan
28% May
33i/2 Mar
1
Co
warrants
481/2 May
44% Apr
Serrick
1
50c
Trav-ler Radio Corp
7
Corp General—
Security Freehold Petroleums
A
A
6
10c
Securities
Feb
1%
8%
■
3%
7,200
8%
6%
4% May
1% Jan
97
10%
5
convertible
Thorofare
pfd
Co
Thompson-Starrett
Tilo
$4.56
"warrants"
Shovel
70c
;
12%
8%
6%
-3
Inc
Inc
Inc
3%
1
8%
3.50
Inc
Industries
Engineering
133/4
Jan
5%
Lumber—
Airlines
Metais
Jan
27%
Acceptance Corp
h
5y4
-—
&
July
27%
Tower
1,100
May
May-
~8%
Milling Corp—
Plywood
Feb
27%
29
1
25c
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard
26% May
153/4 Feb
registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
100
T'onopah Mining of Nevada
1
A Apr
—1
Co
Inc
Seaboard Allied
8%
-25c
Corp
Fisher
Gems
Jan
4 %
1
Inc
cumulative
Amer
Petroleums
&
Jan
12%
9%
5
Superior Window Co
Thorncliffe
20
—
.
Savage Arms Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Screen
23%
68 %
10c
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation
Textron
23 y4
Sayre
300
Textron Electronics Inc
50c
50c
Inc
6%
Saxon
100
13%
Ltd
Ltd
Tool
Technical
5
30c
31/2
4%
Company
Petroleums
25%
13%
Mar
12%
Mar
9%
%
May
23%
Sapphire
24%
13%
12
Jan
8,000
10% Mar
A ^an
9%
23
6%
Sarcee
9%
1
International
7%
San Carlos
■t
2,200
1
500
29%
Corp Ltd—
5.60% series
9%
common
Wells
9,200
2.50
5
9%
1
14,900
s
Lawrence
9%
8
3,900
Inc
6
6%
Haynes
Salem-Brosius
20"% May
14% May
800
1
Corp
Corporation (Del)
Texstar
St
83/s
10,300
.
14%
28%
——1.50
—_—:
Avenue
F
8
5%
Corp
30
7%
,,
8%
Aug
July
11
Corp
27 Va
28%
Ltd
Co
Consolidated
&
Stylon
1
1
Jan
7%
10c
Co
5%
6
20c
regis
Inc
45 % May
8%
37,300
84%
B
preferred
133/a
27 %
1
Inc
pfd F
Royal American Corp
Ryerson
Struthers
_*
Russeks Fifth
Ryan
70% Mar
%
1965
Jan
58,800
8%
2% May
Jan
9 %
Roxbury Carpet Company
Russell
Jan
53%
;
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Rowland
Products
Inc
Royalite
%
9,720
common
Products
B)
Shop
19,800
1
& Elec 4%
Field
&
l3/4
50c
Broadcasting Inc
Roosevelt
Stop
60%
1
Jan
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
Jan
13/a
•
Corp
Rollins
2%
(Hugo)
Container
59%
1
Co
28%
173/a
7%
10c
(J
Stone
1%
1
A_
Technical
Rochester Gas
Rogers
38,300
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Robinson
Ltd
series
Grande
4%
1,800
15%
4%
ordinary
Corporation,
Stetson
60%
1
Resistoflex
Warrants
Jan
1
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Rio
4% Mar
May
8%
1
Inc
10
Co
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Rio
1,300
July
26 %
10
Canada
Stinnes
Corp__.
Co
Insurance
6%
19
74
Aug
83%
Corp
Stephan (The) Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
183/a
Jan
15 %
5%
Stepan Chemical Co
6 %
58 3%
11
1
19i/4 May
6%
Jan
300
84%
1
21% May
8% Apr
18%
Apr
3/4 Mar
12 %
10
Jan
1
8
Feb
wi_3c
common
Feb
__5c
Reeves
Reliance
6%
Jun
Jan
July
4,700
17%
38%
Parts
1
Broadcasting & Dev
15%
37
Steel
1
Pump Co
16%
37
38
18
17
14
4% Mar
73
3,900
1
Aug
8 3/4
23%
Stelma
18% Aug
69
713/a
Jan
Jan
68%
22%
May
223/8
22
1,300
73
19%
223%
Jun
1,900
223/4
Jan
Jan
Jun
14%
•
16 Va July
21%
21 %
""93/4
1
22
69% Mar
14
of
2,100
70 % Mar
Jan
~93/8
20
1
Apr
Jan
58%
14%
Instruments Inc
2,100
40c
18%
Co
173%
Jan
~9%
1
common
Mines
Apr
25%
25%
7%
Co
Corp
72
Jan
Jun
4,500
153/4
16
preferred
new
Feb
24%
20 Va
Steel
33%
62
80
100
300
Statham
16%
Jan
200
2 7%'"Jan
32%
29%
42% May
343/4 May
3,400
14% May
17 %
Jan
22
Feb
33 y4
Jun
27%
21%
Inc
convertible
Jan
10%
22
23% * AUfe
150
Investment
Reeves
Reis
23%
1
.
of America
Realty Equities
Reda
233/a
10
Rath Packing Co__
Rayette Co Inc
Trust
13
1
Rapid-American Corp
Real
Corp
Uranium
14%
Jan
2,700
34
Jan
6 3/4
63
18%
lc
class
(The)
May
9
21%
2
Stanley Aviation Corp
Starrett
lO'/a Mar
113/B May
42
700
2u0
25
(Kentucky)
Tube
Jan
23"%
•
Shares
Mar
5,000
21%
warrants
Standard-Thomson
Corp
33%
Feb
35
2,500
93/8
39
64%
Corp__2
Inc
Oil
Jan
May
21%
Inc
Products
Stanrock
Ramco
Corp
Jan
5%
63%
Forgings Corp
Standard
Quebec Power Co
35%
1
Metals Co
Standard
Q
*8%
12
64%
1
Dredging
—Standard
163/4
9,800
9%
25
Petroleum
convertible
19
203/4
11%
21%
Line
Arena
5%
25
Corp
Rand
Sports
Stahl-Meyer
863/4
19%
4,400
—25
preferred
Realty & Utilities
1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
22
19%
400
8%
66
Southern Materials Co Inc
79
„
7%
243/4
Southern
100
65%
25
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
Southern
700
1
423/4
273/4 July
41 % July
25
Jan
May
20% July
40
25
preferred
Mar
9% July
Jun
17
50
66
preferred
cumulative
4.24%
Aug
Jan
880
243/4
cumulative
4.08%
14 Va
%
4%
300
7%
34
4.88%
Southern
Jan
21%
25
cumulative preference
convertible preference
'
Apr
Jun
3
Apr
Apr
23/4
Edison—
preferred
4.56%
2,200
23
*
California
original
Jan
%
45
ll %
12.50
Co
9% July
10%
19%
3
5%
2,600
7%
39
4.78%
10
24
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Puritan Sportswear Corp
Pyle-National Co
Southern
Oil
Apr
193/8
20c
Penn
2,000
1
29%
7%
1
Apr
7%
-100
South
32
Jan
43
1
Corp
3
Colorado—
_
Coast
3%
•
1
24%
21%
•
Corp
283/4
10,600
15
High
22% Jan
28%
29%
£1
Manufacturing
South
22,800
A
3%
14%
350
1%
f8
3 Va
1
28
5
_
of
Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep
rets ord registered
Slick Airways Inc
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills
Soss
%
_•
•
Oil
Jan
7%
*
Gas
1
Ltd—
Jan
20
.
-
preferred
Venezuelan
Sonotone
28
1%
Jan. 1
Low
12,400
Publishing—
2%
1
preferred
conv
27%
14%
18 3/4
1
_
common
preferred
Puerto
.
Boardman
Simpson's
•
Range Since
High
24%
1%
25c
rets
1,300
1
_
Company
Service
4%%
■
—
Simmons
deposit
5,300
1
Corp
American
Shares
23%
28
1
2%
_
Inc
Mines
Proctor-Silex
Ltd
Lighting Inc
Automobiles—
Simco
for Week
Low
23%
10c
21%
*
_
Mines
Corp
2%
1
__
Co
Precision
20%
10%
1
Alexander
2
2%
1
Corp
class A
A
2
Creek
Silvray
class
Co
20%
1
Poloron
Gas
B
Silver-Miller
July
32% July
Apr
1,700
16
Silver
$3
31'A
53/8
14%
Class
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Signal Oil &
Sinclair
14%
—50
Co
Jun
21 %
Jun
4%
•'
_1
_
3/4
Apr
July
28
3% Mar
2,400
8%
Railways
Pneumatic
8,100
1
_
_
Corp
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Plastic Materials
222,700
5%
—.
Inc
Plastics
Pittsburgh
23,100
l-fiy
53/8
36
Feb
28 3/4 July
31%
%
34 1
34
82 3/4
15% July
4
Corp
Industries
5
—
21%
19,500
43/4
5
Jan
65% *Jan
Week's
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
■
Industries
16%
27%
Wff
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics
—1
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
16
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Photo Inc—
New
Plume
for Week
Low
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp—
2.50
(Range for Week Ended August 4)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Perfect
Week's
Last
33
Seeman
(The)
Bros
Corp_
Inc
Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
Servomechanisms
Seton
Leather
Shattuck
Co
Denn
Shawinigan Water
5
& Power
Co
Co
of
7%
24%
12.50
24%
135
of
Canada
footnotes,
see
22%
10c
A
page
25%
31%
3
Co
7%
34.
1
23
A
21,200
7%
13
Jan
July
6%
Jan
23% July
125
Jan
%
110
91 y2
Jun
100
32
22 %
900
1,900
93 %
93
*
America
500
133% 136
100
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
For
7%
•
common
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
*
Mining
Sherwin-Williams
4%
Inc
3R
31
Jan
1,100
3,600
17% Mar
A
Jan
14% Mar
19
Apr
13% May
17%
Apr
9% Mar
Temper
Corp
10
u
Unexcelled
Chemical
Union
Gas
Union
Union
Stock
Corp
5
Canada
_•
Investment
United
Co
of
Co
Yards
Aircraft
of
4
Omaha
30%
Apr
United
Elastic
153%
Apr
United
Improvement
Jan
36
Jan
25 % May
%
Apr
Milk
United
Molasses
American
United N J
Co
RR &
15,300
15 3/4
Jan
22% Jun
19%
300
15%
Jan
19%
123/4
100
10 %
Jan
300
25% July
4
Jan
25%
26
5%
5%
6
Ltd
vtc
1
Investing—2.60
Products
dep rets
21
18%
25%
6
A
1%
5
6A
8%
5%
13/a
1%
47%
•
&
19
123/4
20
1
Corp
United
19%
19%
—-
50c
Products
United Asbestos Corp
United Canco Oil & Gas
98
t
48%
8%
9
5%
53/4
1,300
19,600
33/4
Jan
8,200
%
300
403%
Apr
10,800
4%
Feb
Jan
Apr
123/4 Aug
30
Feb
7% May
6 % July
2-A
Apr
493% July
10% Jun
300
4Y«
Jan
7%
Jan
4"%
Jun
5%
Apr
Ltd—
ord
Canal
regis
10s
100
—
__
—
——
167% Mar
174% May
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Sale Prioe
American Stock Exchange
Par
S Air
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
Rubber Reclaiming
Tile
Co__
American
Universal
Consolidated
3%
6%
6%
6%
9%
ioy8
12%
10%
12%
45
1
25c
Co__
Corp
Universal
Oil
10
.
Universal
Controls
44
45 Va
Universal
Insurance—.:
67/a
Container Corp cl A com_10c
Universal
Marion
Universal
Utah-Idaho
6y4
12
14
3V2
1,300
L
*
3,200
9%
49 % Mar
Delaware
Lack
r
&
Western
N
-1st, mortgage
,
debs
of
Lackawanna
,
subord
9%
Apr
16V2
Jan
Finland
Residential
31 y4
Feb
General
17%
Feb
5,200
9%
7% Apr
3,600
10% July
V
;
A.-'
,
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
1
IZi
Van
Vinco
A
4%
600
16 Va
16%
3,000
16 y8
16 Va
18%
13%
14"%
43%
5,300
1
Corporation
9%
2
9%
6s
subord
Development. 6s
General
Guantanamo
23%
1-
Bellas
Research
National
5%s
12% May
10 y2
July
6,700
12%
Jan
15%
Jan
Waco Aircraft Co
6%
Bond
6%
1,500
1%
Jan
8% May
Jan
16y4 May
~3%
16,800
13A
Jan
47/a May
1%
45,000
1
Jan
l7/a July
89%.
260
75
1%
1%
88
89
.1%
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western
67/a May
3 %s
series
A
1% Mar
3s
series
B
2%s
series
C
3 '/8s
series
D
3%s
~5%
3%
Jan
Jan
Oil
River
Wickes
(The)
Wiebolt
7,500
4%
Jan
~3%
~3%
Aug
_3%
5%
Williams
4%
Brothers
Wilson
Wood
American
33
%
2% May
Feb
25%
1,000
22
900
12
33
Jan
15%
May
"4%
4 Va
2,300
27/a
Jan
5
27%
Jan
51
20
41 % May
Jan
28
29%
1,000
19%
19
21%
13,400
13 Va
Jan
32
Apr
10%
2,700
8y8
Jan
12%
Jun
4%
4%
1,000
3%
Feb
9%
4
17
16%
17%
15V2 July
4,200
21%
16%
Jun
40
90 Va
Jan
97%
27
27
27
50
22 Va
Jan
29 % May
12%
12%
12%
77/a
Jan
14% May
2
13 %
13%
13%
1,700
7%
7%
7%
100
150
100'
13 Va
40c
Ltd
1
1
iff
19% Mar
Aug
29%
29 y4
5
4'A
4%
Aug
3% May
7/b
1%
Jun
Jan
28
Jun
35% July
8,600
41/4
34 y4
34%
50c
10c
7%
6%
6
4
Jun
4% July
7%
5%
20 Va
1,100
36
38% May
Jan
4y8
4,200
6'A
Jan
5
2,100
10
Steel &
• Amer
Interest
Period
1
Chicago Transit Authority
Friday's
or
-
Bonds
Bid & Asked
.
i
Corp
3s
3s
$87
1965
1981
1119 % 121
May -(Voir
87
_June-Dec
No.
88
J55
90%
50
90%
1976
Period
Exchange
81'A
Feb-Aug
sinking
3%s
1st
fund
65
70
94
70%
25
90
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Prioe
High
4%s
1st
1973-
92
H
1982
95
95
1
94%
99%
series
I
1982
Feb-Aug
Jan-Ang
101
100% 101
4
99
1982
Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
—;
Mar-Sept
99
series
J
series
K
series
L
series
M
N
1
;
1983
1
1985
1985
—
1986
Southern
Counties
3'As
Gas
Gas
Gas
$87%
:
&
1970__:
(Calif)
3s
1971
1970
United
5s
S
conv
subord
Rubber
Wasatch
debs 6s se*r A
Corp
Washington
Webb' &
debentures
debentures
2%s
United
States
4%s
Steel
April-Oct
No.
Low
High
''
*88%
96%
"
*90'A
-
—
10
90
—
'
:
\
—-
6
97%
99%
34
99%
99%
99%
4
1981
1976
101%
133'A
1983
Jan-July
April-Oct
'
96%
89%
93 %
88'/a
88'/a
96%
101'A
23
90%
98
102%
96'A
101'/a
98
102%
101 %
105 %
101% 102%
92
101%
104'A
127'A 133%
620
111%
133%
80
80
*80
_.
7
100
102'A 102'A
May-Nov
1986
100
__
86
92%
89
—
99%
April-Oct
.
debs
84'/a
-
99%
April-Oct
4s
—
s
Jan-July
May-Noy
May-Nov
1967
debentures
f
s
•
3%s
Power
Water
Knapp- Inc -5s debs
—
*91 '/a
—
—
—
89
91 Va
93%
93
94
95
93
98%
98'A
98
99
274
98
100%
V
4'As
conv
Vendo
subord
debentures
1964—
1969
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
conv
Savings
5'As
seres
4%s
series
1980
Mar-Sept
128
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975__Mar-Sept
1st
&
ref
1st
&
ref 2%s
First
1st
3s
series F
series
1978
G
and refund mtge
2%s
r
—
—
.
Jan-July
(Plan
(issue
7s
(issue of Oct 1927)
Parana
of May
Peru
stamped
of)
M
series
J
3s
fund
Jan
value,
par
Ex-liquidating
included
(not
tribution.
General
Virginian
First
mortgage 4'As
Ry
lien
1st lien &
3s
and
ref
series B 1995
mtge 3'As ser
series
6s subord income debs
F
—
88
ref
4s
81
82
*84
1983
Mar-Sept
—May-Nov
C 1973-April-Oct
.
,
83%
—
Feb-Aug
Warren
RR
Co—
First mortgage 3'As
series B 1971
87%
87%
64
66
99
99
-
83%
88
—
79%
«...
3
__
—
%
+86
$65
•
$80
$80
June-Dec
$99
64
64
44%
44%
;.V: 44%
Jan-July
(Plan A)
1
62
65
17
44
48
48
55
52
$48
2s 2012—Jan-July
delivery
included
(not
transaction
in
year's
range),
d Ex-interest,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
Ex-stock dividend.
range),
traded flat.
prices;
sales being transacted during the current week.
no
receivership.
above—"cod,"
used
Interest
Period
Exchange
first
RR
ref
Ended August 4)
Week's
Last
or
Sale Price
2000
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1967__Jan-July
General
West
Range
Friday's
Bonds
West
Penn
West
Shore
4s
Power
RR
3%s
3%s
1st
debentures
Pacific
4s
1966
gtd 2361
1969
1982
RR
3%s
Co
ser
A
&
Co
1st
4%s
debentures
mortgage
mtge 4%s
f
s
debs
debs
f
s
Central
RR
93%
Power
mortgage 2%s
*92%
99%
97%
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49
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1978
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104
78
94
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94
112 %
90%
82
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91
97
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47
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84%
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74%
91
80
May
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1980
2004
Jan-July
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Electric
98
74%
*75
fan-July
Jan-July
1981
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
convertible
84 %
94%
96
fan-July
5s.income debentures 1984
:
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
3%s
49%
84%
95
Jan-July
I
series
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
mortgage 3%s series C 1979
5%s
High
28
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A
Jan. 1
Low
"
May-Nou
1974
Western
Western
No.
*31
__
Range Since
Sold
High
May-Nov
registered 2361
1st
Bid & Asked
Jan-july
Electric
Penn
.
1970
Lighting gen mtge 3%s
mortgage 3s 1979_—
2%s
l
2029
1976
Service
3%s
May
47
June-Dec
1971
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Jan-July
1979,.
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79%
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81
88%
99%
85%
92
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—
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__
13
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and ask
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81
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87
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in
72
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71
78
79
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83
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year's
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included
not
n
as
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selling flat.
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the
year's
sale
not
range,
included
d Ex-interest,
in
the
year's
e
Odd
range,
lot
r
sale
no
Cash
sal
Ex-coupon.
by maturity.
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
assumed by such companies.
under Section
77
o
securities
.Friday's bid and.ask prices;
•
in
Under-the-rule
range,
§ Negotiability impaired
$ Companies
April
Feb-Nov
13%
11%
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5s
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11%
+
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1947
gtd gold 3%s
Washington Terminal 2%s series A
w
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72
68%
—
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2008
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New York Stock
176
1981__June-Dec
1983
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101
certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
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118 %
—
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98'A
3
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89
I
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2
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in
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89'A
2%s 2008
1
Ex-rights,
x
§ Reported
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89'A
88
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1982
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93
1
5
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1947
1927)
(Plan A)
(Republic
101
1980__Mar-Sept
3'As
&
100%
89
89
Feb-Aug
2%s 2008—May-Nou
A)
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102%
98%
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—
of Bogota—
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83%
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98
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stamped
93%
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2
91'A
Jan-July
6%s 1949
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43
.
June-Dec
ser
105'A
105%
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1967
B
(Prov)
Wisconsin
Mar-Sept
1979
105
97%
104'A
100'A 100'A
100'A
Jan-July
Clearing
Debentures—
and
1967
A
• Hanover
Mortgage
1951
7s
Banks
Adjustment
Wisconsin
subord debs
100%
2
91'A
--
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Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1962
German
92 %
91
Co—
4%s
1st
99%
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91%
104%
89
—
June-Dec
1974
•
(Germany)
Wisconsin
1976
3
84%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Wilson
Vanadium
3 %s
80%
19
99
$91%
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Whirlpool Corp 3%s
Corp of America—
conv subord debentures
:
99%
99
Jan. 1
•
89"%
——
•
Low
Sold
__
*93
'
'
:
100% 100%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1963
•
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___Mar-Sept
—
debentures
2%s
—
■I-'
101 % 101 %
99%
April-Oct
3'As
Electric
90%
104% 105
Apr-Oct
California
Southwestern
-Feb-Aug
BONDS
Bonds
Mar-Sept
1978
& coll tr 5s 1980
s
f debentures 1980
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trust
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s
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—
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1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
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92'A
series
•
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—.
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11
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Last
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82
87
55
90
90
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3%s 1971
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
mtge & coll-trust 3%s 1975___
s
97%
1
82
$80
Friday
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4%s
83
95
82
93%
88%
87
169%
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1978
103%
90
90
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1973
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85
120
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83
96
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96%
87
Jan. 1
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31
57
90%
Friday
1st
207
81
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BONDS
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102
133
95%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
!
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week
1st
125
95%
' 178
$83
—
95%
91
118
100% 100%
Mar-Sept
88%
97'/a
88
$175
Continued from page 29
New York Stock
82%
95%
—
188
April-Oct
97
92
89
t96%
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nof
1998
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92%
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Sold
High
85
Sale Price
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3%s
Co
92%
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Rio
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Last
.
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1970
A
debs
6s
1994.
1970
1998
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Industries
Chemoil
3'As
1
Aug
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f
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Boston
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1973
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8% May
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4,300
31
1
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May-Noy
1963—
Gas
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1979
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7%
9,900
110
—1
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5 Vis
18
1978
Jun
2%
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Inc
99%
72 %
F
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17
94%
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99%
99%
72 Va
Jan
16%
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bonds
80
98%
157
57/a May
93 %
Off-Shore Co
Petroleum Corp
Zapata
72%
100,:
May
10%
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Zapata
98%
—Mar-Sept
1964—
•
Zale
68
Inc—
May
2,500
4%
48
46
Apr
17% May
28
Raceway Inc common
preferred
270
121
-
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4%s
Mar
75
Jan
44
8,500
23%
47
•
regular
133
117
119
series
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July
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5s
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preference
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Feb
14%
1
6%
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32 %
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Jan
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Co
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Woolworth
550
75
1%
25%
•
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Woodall
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Jan
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& Light 4%%
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preferred
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6
31
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3y8
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Southern
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12,500
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124%
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White Stag
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1976
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900
5%
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1976
1973
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27
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4y4
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—;—
1970
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Feb
1
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tr
76
333
120
.
64
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1971
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24
120
1984
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100
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Gold & Uranium
Western
6%s due 1953
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15
87
liq
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4
1
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6%%
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Electric
32
115
____
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95
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1
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Corp—
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1974
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preference
series
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10% Feb
85
~2%
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Jan
Jan
70
20
77
8y4 Mar
3%
4
6'A
1
Precision Instruments Co
Knapp Inc. common
Webb &
2,500
-10
preferred
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200
5%
76
—4
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non-cum
5%
5%
5%
100
preferred
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53A
•
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Waltham
New
32% Apr
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35
34
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1970_.
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Hess 5%s
5s.convertible
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•
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National
19 V4 May
57% May
29% May
Jan. 1
Low
+98
Jan-July
National
Jan
Jan
24%
Italian
Jan
w
7.%
•
13%
Jan
;
—May-Nov
4s
——
Chemical
6y8
100%
A
.
Valley RR 4s 1963
8% Jan
No.
—April-Oct
RR
Midland
16%
25 y8
-
1974—,
Western
&
Kawecki
500
11
24
—May-Nov
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14
9,500
11
1993
Corp—
debentures 1963
Apr
400
24
10%
Inc
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6y8
High
Range Sine*
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RR—
22% May
3iy2 Apr
10,100
101/4
24
10c
Products
Jan
15 y2 May
7% May
15% May
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10 y2
_25c
Manufacturing
Vogt
11
17,000
37%
Jan
4% July
5% Feb
5,500
14%
37'A
Jan
5
1,100
1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita Food
6%
16 %
-1
Instrument Co—
class
Inc
Viewlex
6V8
8%
700
_25c
Co
(The)
Victoreen
6%
Industries
Norman
Venture Capital Corp
Victor Paint
12%
4%
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of America-
11%
12
Bonds
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100%
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•
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1975-
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Jan
13%
or
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4s series A
Jan
July
July
-
14%
9y8
V
convertible
6%
27
•
B
Corp
Jan
6 %s
10 y4
—17.78
Sugar —:
13% Mar
Jan
2,800
•
Last
Sale Price
Davega Stores Corp—
14% May
8%
Jan
31%
.
■0
99,800
-
12
Period
Low
5% May
Jan
4%
400
Interest
American Stock Exchange
High
5% July
8% Jan
500
35,300
~
6%
10 y4
14 y8
25c
Inc
Low
3%
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
50c
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Low
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Friday
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sales, being
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,
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Number
194
Volume
6079
.
The Commercial and
.
.
Financial
Chronicle
(559)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American
Agricultural
American
Chemical
Corp.:
,.1.66%
Motors
American Tel
Anaconda
Company
Boston
Personal
1
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.
1
123
—
25"
;
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Property
79%
27 Ve
Jan
34 %
18%
981
16%
Feb
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!
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10
54%
18%
.36%
%
—
,,
:
,
.—
standard
44
Jan
65 % May
67
Jan
79% Aug
50%
Feb
65% Aug
258
58% May
Union
13%
Jan
22% May
•:United
Jan
%
251
155
3 1
.
Apr
42% May
1% Apr
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.
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Ford
Motor
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Gillette
Island
Creek
Coal Co
50c
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Copper
Corp
Cement Corp
4
Narragansett
New
Association
Racing
Service
National
Northern
Railroad
:
Jan
Jan
,
(F W)
55
88 %
385
73%
22%
22%
159
27%
12
12
22% July
11% Jun
14%
Feb
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Feb
16c'
Jun
25
21%
Jam.
25%
Jun
47%
40
Jan
57%
Apr
20
24%
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47 f,
46%
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„.
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;
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589
70
70
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_
—
49%
—
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10
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49%
1
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70
0
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Jun
40
203
14%
74
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United
Fruit
Mar
51% Aug
Jan
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16
Jan
11%
262
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Machinery
Rubber
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Smelting
&
Briggs
Mar
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System
Co
Jan
59
Apr
Erown-McLaren
35%
Jun
Buell
Die
61
59
53
Jan
986
180
34 %
Jan
37%
Jan
65% May
65% Apr
59% Aug
4,629
17%
Jan
29 %
Westinghouse Electric Corp
67%
185
54%
25
10
63%
191
46%
Jan
63% Aug
Detroit
6
26%
Jan
40 % May
Detroit
Steel
72 V2
5
70%
Jun
76 %
11%
11%
140
11
Feb
14
44%
43%
44%
731
39% May
1
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Jan
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Paper
Low
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High
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Jan
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82
100
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Jan
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2
10 % Jan
13 /a May
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Jan
22 %
•
47% May
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Eagle Picher
5
Gibson
5
20
Jan
34%
Jun
1
27% July
34%
Apr
Cards
Kroger
Procter
U
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Gamble
&
*
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27
^3% Mar
26%
5
,
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33Ya
Apr
Stocks
1
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminum
of
America
American
Can
American
Cyanamid
American
Motors
Tel &
American
Ampex
Tobacco
Ashland
Feb
re-
*03% Jan
time for pubConsequently,
1934 Juiy
27%
44 % Jan
•
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10
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WA
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fnrrprl tn
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65
3
Jan
Bethlehem
Boeing
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Corp
22
publish
283/a May
25% July
Jan
&
Jan
39% July
day
373/8
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53%juiy
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May
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28
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Vinco
Curtiss
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Acme
Steel
Mar15
Ross
Allis
Dow
Du
Aluminum
Jan
American
Jan
64% May
59% Jun
Kodak
Federated
Apr
Ford
General
Motors
21% Mar
Apr
American
15
Jan
20
Apr
70%
Apr
83%
185%
Jan
104
Greyhound
Feb
Oil
Harvester
International
Tel
Lorillard
Martin
Tel &
American
Tobacco
American
I
63%
Jan
Jun
45%
Feb
Apache
60"% May
40% Feb
73%
Jan
Arkansas
25% July
20% Jan
32%
26% May
32%
41% May
Jan
Apr
12%
25%
22%
26
9,183
14
14
14'A
4,300
3%
3%
166
—
26%
26%
34
34%
—
293
1%
11
Jan
Jan
6% Feb
10% Jan
Jun
13% Feb
•
26
Jun
18% Mar
234
3% May
26% July
31% Mar
5,451
32% July
44
3%
Feb
Apr
27% May
26%
—
1%
—
35%
36%
644
ll7/a
11%
12
750
23
8%
Jan
23
23%
36% Aug
12% Jun
755
21%
Feb
18
18%
23%
—
350
15%
Jan
8
8%
18% Mar
970
7
Jan
9% Mar
9%
399
9%
Feb
14% May
—
26%
2
180
23 ■%
205
1% July
28% Jan
9%
9%
Jan
2 Va Mar
Jun
Anaconda
(Un)
43
Jan
55%
Jan
59% Mar
Jan
73% May
40%
Jan
55%
30%
Jan
Apr
39% May
30%
Jan
40% Mar
Jun
-
Armco
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Sales
Range Since
High
Low
(111)
54%
Jan
73%
1,600
17%
Jan
13
24%
13'A
350
10%
Jan
15
Mar
8%
500
7%
Jan
14
May
8%
20%
20
1
San
(Un)—8
1
Tel Co
16%
700
10
25%
3,300
23%
Jan
25%
July
Feb
31%
32%
73%
75%
1,400
30% July
68% Feb
26%
2,200
21%
48
48
46
44%
46%
3,900
42% July
34% Jan
44%
43
44%
8,600
42% July
26%
1,100
100
Apr
24%
24%
100
43
42%
46%
3,500
17%
17%
18%
6,600
14%
14%
14%
700
12% Jan
34
32%
34
400
27% Jan
125%
6,100
103% Jan
93%
500
65%
__
122"%
93%
121
93%
54
55'A
20%
Jan
42'A July
16% Jan
Jan
41% Jan
57%
600
44
21%
22%
6,100
2.50
37%
37'A
38
1,700
13% Jan
35% Jan
10
Gas
900
55%
21%
78%
75
78%
1,900
68%
Jan
50
Corp
(Un)
(111)
5
—
__
Apr
Jun
15%
24%
__
33%
25
700
10%
24
32%
12.50
(Un)
21
10%
24
1.25
Co
High
150
24
166%
Corp (Un)
Company (Un)
Steel
Jan. 1
22%
1.75
Louisiana
&
Week's
*
68
10
Corp
Armour
Exchange
67%
12.50
Foundries
Jan
Jun
Apr
29% May
38% May
81% Mar
27
60%
May
Apr
46'A Aug
49% Mar
25% May
62% Apr
21%
Apr
16% Mar
34% Mar
130
Apr
93% July
62 Va Jun
64 Va May
25%
Apr
44%
Apr
78%
Jun
—
52%
53%
1,500
38
Jan
26%
53% July
26%
26%
600
21%
Jan
28%
25%
24%
25%
3,600
21%
Jan
9%
9%
1,400
—
19 %
19%
100
17
Jan
10
22%
52%
Automatic Canteen Co of America—2.50
52%
53%
375
44%
Jan
69%
30%
30%
31%
500
29
24%
26%
13,800
13%
Jan
26 V2
16%
17%
1,800
13
Jan
17%
Ashland
Oil
Atchison
59
5
450
12%
—
May
—
49% May
46%
1
Corp
25% Apr
34% May
10% May
.2% Apr
17% Jan
28% Jan
7% Mar
2
1
Viscose
*
McGraw-Edison
Mead
(Un)
Stano
&
Steel
5
Co
16 % May
415
1
Corp
American
*
(P)
May
650
1
Fdry
American
31 %
10
&
Motors
Jun
*
Tel
&
Laughlin
14 %
2
(Un)
228% May
119% Mar
49% May
90% July
8%
International
&
Mach
Jan
3
100
1%
America
American Investment Co
33%
3.33%
14%
445
1
Co
American Rad
1%
General Telephone
Jones
Can
25%
1
—
3%
8%
10
Theatres
Jan
5
Electric
3
21%
50c
(Un)
American Cyanamid Co
5
Dynamics
General
Jan
Jan
33%
Broadcasting
Paramount
Jun
1.25
—
Motor
General
Gulf
of
22%
10
Dept Stores
1%
1%
8
•
Co
5
Eastman
220
200
33
25c
Mfg
Airlines
5
1
Chemical
2
2%
14%
—
1
38% Mar
51
Pont
92% Aug
29% July
49% May
Jan
—10
Electronics
Chalmers
46% May
•
Jan
19% Jan
5
^.kron Brass Mfg
Alleghany Corp (Un)—
1
16
64%
40%
3
2%
Last
Corp
American
,
1,450
compilation of the round-lot
transactions only
Co_.
Advance
27 %
.
5,073
10,348
1
Laboratories
Jan
1
29'A
48
Apr
44% May
35% Aug
2%
—
Par
Abbott
2314
Steel
92%
47
Friday
Amer
Detroit
90%
28%
Sale Prioe
47% July
58% May
1
Jan
21%
10
Aluminium Ltd
67 %
4%
Jan
28%
—
STOCKS
Jan
7
35%
4<V2
Midwest Stock
51%
Light
&
643
35%
—
1
A
American
Wright
92%
1
Jan
'
July
43
35 %
—
5
Corp
21% Mar
54% July
4
42%
Jun
10
Corp
Manufacturing
1
Dayton
—
2
Scotten Dillon
Jan
Elec
Ohio
1,200
4
—
-2.50
Rudy Manufacturing
10
So
4%
4'A
•
Standard
38
Products
20% May
4
(H W) & Co
Rockwell
25
10
60%
Jan
10
Jan
17
Gas
Columbus
13
tne tigures in nexi ivaoii-
Jan
Jan
14%
Apr
^YA Jun
1
Jan
13%
5
—
Service
Corn
to
41,,
*
Corp
Columbia
intend
8
——
Burlington Industries
Burroughs
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler
"We
5
—
Co
Brunswick
preferred
Rustproof
Admiral
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
8%
48%
191
1
Davis & Co
94y4 July
67,//a Jan
to
we were rorceaio go to
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in
lication.
705
1
Murray Corp
Rickel
50% Aug
14% Apr
73% July
11% May
Jan
2,662
3
^
Products
Chemical
Clemens Metal
Parker
Jan
9% Mar
62%
11
.-
Michigan
Mt.
38%
'
18%
1
:
63% May
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ceived
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402
1
130Ya Apr
Fvphnnp-p
5,377
1,420
Jan
Mar
58%
1
21% Mar
12%
Co
Steel
Armco
16%
Stock
50%
12%
71%
—
10
49% Mar
of the
Cincinnati
48%
71%
May
4% May
107/8
1
27
Jun
45% July
—33%
Corp
Anaconda
Avco
Tel Coa1
21
Apr
34% Feb
that
rpp-rpt
regret mat
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38
2 %
Mar
42% July
Wp
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1
1.66%
—
79
27% Jan
29% May
Jan
Apr
this week's compilation
MflTF*
12.50
American
23% Feb
%
—1
:—1
14%
68%
10
_
Co
Airlines
American
10% July
1,147
Jan
Feb
18%
•
Studebaker-Packard
Alleghany
32%
6%
57%
1
common
Screw
Sheller
Unlisted
1,102
12
—
common
Refineries
•
■
Mar
92% Apr
Jan
17%
3%
13% May
1% Jan
—
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Masco
Parke
1
90c
372
2%
48
Heater
Leonard
...
^ Apr
100
50%
1
Lansing Stamping
87 /a Mar
JJJ
87% Jan
1,050
1%
18%
5
Paige
Mfg
Kysor
45/a May
,1,? ^ar
_
Diamond
High
Jan
8%
15%
12%
1.66%
King-Seeley Thermos
Kresge (S S) Company
?^34%tfuly
-: ».
37%
8.50
preferred
Cincinnati
Higbie
Apr
317/a
—
3
Trailer
Graham
Apr
20% July
20
Apr
10% Jun
1 %
32
5
Bower
Co
General Motors Corp
Goebel Brewing
;
Sales
for Week
•
common
3,430
13% Jan
14% Jan
58%
1
—
Corp
Motor
Fruehauf
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Champion
784
8%
Jan
1
Corp—
Economy Baler
Mar
Ford
Shares
18%
3%
21%
15%
—
Feb
Federal-Mogul-Bearings
of Prices
1,512
19%
High
15% Jan
20
Edison
36%
Sale Price
5%
7%
Jan. 1
Low
435
17%
•
Motors
72%
Week's
Range
17
18%
18Va
—
Range Since
High
—
61 %
Friday
Last
Shares
5
—
1
Continental
(or Week
17
—
5
——
Chrysler Corporation
Consolidated Paper
Consumers
Pcwer
com
—
STOCKS
Jun
Sales
Range
5%
1
Aug
36%
49%
Week's
of Prices
17
8
Burroughs Corp
—*
6.25
Mfg
Machine
Mar
76
Jan
&
__
*
Inc
•
Company
Jan
67
—
100
1
Manufacturing
43%
29%
67%
Products
5
29%
58%
Mining__50
&
Railroad
Mass
144 % May
86 %
Low
1
Inckistrial
50
26%
5
Refining
Vermont
Feb
67% Jan
1
Metal
110
—;
com—25
Corp
50% July
Jan
39%
s issue.
Last
Stores
35 %
50
45%
59%
—
Co
116%
Feb
Jun
50% July
48% July
Friday
Electric
42 'A
—
1
*
108%
50% July
go to
Apr
9% Mar
90% May
49% Feb
Par
ACF
Allen
60%
35%
28%
Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Co
59 Va
35% Mar
intend
Sale Priee
35 %
—
*
Webster
&
Stone
Co
Association
50
Jan
6% July
83% Jan
76% Jan
39% May
day
STOCKS
Budd
Shawmut
Jan
54
Detroit Stock Exchange
Feb
•
Mathieson
40%
re-
Jan
to, publish
We
io
93% May
29%
86%
Jan
American
Olin
34% May
55 % Apr
46%
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Jun
20% Jan
nrpec
5
—-1
119% May
30% May
28%
—
100
.
87%
22 %
100
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withnui it
Press Wlinout ll.
—————*
Corp
May
54%
'
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we were
59 %
Jan
85
Air
shoe
not
was
High
Jan
47% Mar
Consequently,
—
Carbide
s
47%
Aug
74
__
1
England Electric System—
England Tel & Tel Co
New
Apr
91%
—
1
Companies
,'67%
Jan
60% May
—
*
Lone Star
Jan
63%
2,231
69%
1
Kennecott
49%
1,570
69%
—
5
4
548
91%
65%
—
"
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Co—
65%, 67
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114% 115%
„—•
Co
General Electric Co
i—
that
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Exchange
Jan. 1
Low
regret
of the Cincinnati
Stock
26
7
w
Range Since
High
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25
common
29%
49 % Mar
157
19%
37%
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(ind)
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standard oil (N J)
Apr
206
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,
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130%
Jan
May
,1 328
65%
.
102 %
5
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52
4,485
Co
for Week
Low
.
Southern
High
29%
121% 126%
55%
56%
78%
79%
>
50
Edison-.Co
Boston
i
17%
17%
Pa*
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Bales
Range
Sale Price
29Vo
—
—33%
Tel—_
&
Shares
Low
Week's
of Prices
Last
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Par
(Range for Week Ended August 4)
Exchange
Week's
35
Topeka
&
Refining
common
& Santa
Fe—
Common
5%
—10
non-cum
preferred
10
Athey
Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Avco
1
4
Corporation
3
36%
Jan
44%
Jun
Minnesota
Mining
*
70%
Jan
86"%
Monsanto
2
44%
Jan
54% July
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bastian-Blessing
26%
July
27% July
10Va Mar
Feb
Apr
45% Mar
Apr
Chemical
9% Jan
Jun
>
Montgomery Ward
•
26%
Jun
34% Mar
National
5
61%
Jan
5
25%
Jan
104% May
30% May
Belden
Cash
National
National
National
North
Register
Distillers
Gypsum
Lead
—
American
55%
Phillips Petroleum
Apr
62% July
95% Feb
54"% July
56
Apr
46% July
53
Jan
—5
Oil
Jan
42%
_33%c
Jan
85%
<
1
Aviation
Pepsi-Cola—
Pure
1
—5
—
5
34%
Bell
Bell
&
Mfg
(Un)
Co
Howell
Corp of America
St
39
Jun
Schenley
Socony
——
Industries
,
—5
1.40
For
64% May
39"% Feb
31"% July
"
.
65% May
Jan
22
Jan
3
54%
Jan
34% Maj
68% Jun
39%
Jan
45
13
38%
Jan
Oil'
Mobil
' "
Ja&
54%
.
5
Roebuck
Sinclair
49%
—10
Regis Paper'
Sears,
-—•
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Oil——
footnotes,
see page
42
.
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8
v
'
24'A
26%
450
24
Jun
32
Apr
21%
20%
21%
900
17%
Jan
23
May
17%
15%
17%
5,300
55%
57
65
68
700
55%
Aug
400
68%
Jun
1 Ya
200
1%
42 %
42%
44%
6,000
23
23%
53%
52%
54%
5
28%
28
28%
1,800
5
41%
41%
42%
1,600
•
49%
49%
49%
40O
54%
7,200
5
Consolidated Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Manufacturing
Boeing
Co
P2
8
1
Airplane
®
,
Feb
48% May
_
'
Fisheries
Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Erach & Sons
(E
J)
Brunswick
Corp
Budd Company
Burlington Industries
Burroughs
Corp
Burton-Dixie
(Un)
Corp
14% Peto
1%
__
Corp,
•
—
(Un)—
53
18%
Apr
69% May
72
1%
Jun
49%
Apr
200
25%
Feb
2,400
36% Jan
54'A
Aug
24% Mar
28% July
35%
Jan
43% Mar
34% Jan
62% May
74 % Mar
17% Jan
44
Jan
5
15%
15%
500
-1
20%
20%
1,400
13% May
16% Jan
31%
32
3,200
27% Jan
38
26
26%
23
27%
5
12.50
31%
Jan
Jan
39% July
22% Jun
62% July
Jan
Aug
26%
*
Benguet
Binks
Aug
•
Co
Bendix
;
10
Co
Booth
Radio
Republic
„
—2
Co
Gossett
&
13
300
Mar
21% Mar
Mar
Jun
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Week's
Range
Shares
Low
Par
&
Calumet
Canadian
Canadian
Hecla Inc
--5
Export Gas Ltd———30c
Pacific
(Un)
25
Corp
Carrier
Central
America (Un)
of
West
Corp—.„-2.50
Mount
Vernon
Jun
Muter
Company
60
60
53
26%
27%
600
22%
Jan
32%
Jun
National
Cash
57%
58%
1,200
54% July
67%
Jan
National
Distillers
14%
15%
150
13%
Jan
18%
Feb
National
Gypsum
Co
Jan
19%
Feb
National
Lead
(Un)
Feb
National Tile
El
17%
Whitney
Fairbanks
Corp
First
Motor
25%
Jan
37%
23%
300
21%
Jan
25 % Mar
Co
Foremost Dairies Inc.:—:
Fruehauf Trailer Co
York
New
W
Corporation
D
—
Corp
General Box
Finance
Contract
General
General Dynamics
Co
General Electric
—
Foods Corp————
Mills Inc
General
General
Motors Corp
General
Cement—
General Public Utilities
Gen Tele & Electronics Corp
General Tire & Rubber
Portland
General
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
Corp.—
(The)
Hein
Corp
Register (Un)__.
&
(F
Howard
Industries
Hupp
Illinois
Brick
Central
Inland
Steel
International Paper
Shoe
International
Tel
International
Tel
&
RR
&
Jones
90
59
10%
58%
59
400
41%
Feb
51% Mar
84
Jan
94
53%
Feb
60 %
Jun
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
Northern
10%
10%
19 %
20
26%
26%
3.600
4.800
1,150
400
Kimberly-Clark
Jan
60
Apr
Owens-Illinois
Jan
23%
43%
58%
45
800
35
63
700
55
11
600
31%
200
25
40
1,400
21% July
7%
29%
Feb
45
Aug
Jan
66 %
Apr
Jan
11% May
Jan
37
Jan
Jun
Pacific
Co
54%
400
May
33% July
59% July
300
200
17%
Jan
26% May
Pepsi-Cola
19%
20%
1,400
15%
Jan
21% Mar
Pfizer
1,200
200
50
48%
41%
41%
100
38%
27%
28
500
23%
78%
„
27%
81%
800
71.
300
230% 136%
25%
28%
186
49
Mar
July
62 % May
Jan
60
Jun
Jan
46%
Jun
Feb
29
Jun
May
82
Jun
Jan
236%
Aug
400
28%
23%
Jan
Apr
2,600
25%
Jun
30%
Jan
13
13 %
500
12 %
Jan
16% May
79%
81
81
9%.
45%
6,285
400
2,900
300
102
53
7%
34
July
Jan
84% May
Philco
Corp
Petroleum Co
Phillips
Potter
Co
Public
Service
Pullman
Pure
Oats
Radio
Revlon
Inc
Feb
29
28
29
1,400
20
Jan
—
8
8
100
Rexall
Drug
29% July
10% May
Metals
May
Jan
Jan
89
July
9% May
4 Vb
8
Apr
Mar
Louis
St
Louis
Regis
900
5%
Feb
3,500
31%
Jun
69%
88%
34 %
65%
69%
5,700
60% May
75 %
Apr
Servel
83%
88%
500
69%
Jan
88 %
Aug
34%
800
31%
Apr
36%
Feb
46%
48 %
12,900
40%
Jan
49% May
42
Jan
Feb
Schwitzer
Shell
A)
Oil
July
27
Jan
32 %
25 y*
26
14,500
25
July
32%
Apr
Southern
Co
80
81
700
56
Jan
81
Aug
Southern
37
100
31% Mar
39
July
Southwestern
120
75
89%
Jan
14%
14%
200
13 %
Feb
17% May
15%
50
13%
Jan
20
43
45%
3,000
33%
Jan
45%
Aug
49%
200
Jun
May
May
25%
800
20%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
700
10%
Jan
26% May
13% Aug
38%
38%
39%
5,500
33
Jan
42% MHy
39
40
36%
Jan
40
Apr
Sinclair
Oil
Square
Oil
Libby
Co
&
33
300
32 %
Jun
35
Mar
8%
2,900
5%
Jan
12
8%
26%
1,000
8
Jan
11%
Apr
350
23
Jan
30% May
Cement
Marquette
Mfg
Inc
Marshall Field new
(The)
Martin
Oil
of
of
McCrory Corp
(FW)
Means
Merck
&
Merritt
wi
common
N
50c
—j.
&
Co
Chapman
Storkline
Middle
South
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Sunray
26%
27
Corp
Swift
&
Tenn
Gas
Texaco
For
footnotes,
see page
Aug
900
1,800
11%
Jan
62%
Jan
91
63%
16
16
17%.-
41%
_
61
"v'21%
250
17% July
54
46% July
21% Feb
Apr
16 % Mar
91
Aug
55%
Apr
2,200
31
Jan
1,200
46%
Jan
43% July
64% May
Jan
25%
600
18
1,600
53
135
10
%
Jun
Jan
64% Aug
Feb
21
May
—.
58%
58%
100
48%
Jan
—
35%
3n'/a
800
33%
Feb
41%
__
36%
27
900
33%
Jan
39%
Jun
74
72 %
74
300
57%
Feb
74%
Jun
61
59%
38%.
64%
61
40
1,000
1,500
1,300 *
Jan
65 Va May
35% Mar
64%
56
Jan
65%
64%
65%
1,000
59 %
Jun
75% May
49%
49%
845
44%
Jan
59%
46%
49%
1,600
134% 144%
31% 32%
1,400
5
61% July
Jun
__
64%
—
49%
49%
144%
32 %
800
36%
36%
100
33
33%
1,000
50%
__
51
42
50
41%
Jan
56 Va
Jun
Jan
144 %
Aug
Jan
28%
Jan
48%
Jan
53
9%
Apr
9%
300
1,400
19
300
31% July
14% Feb
28%
500
22 %
Jan
49 Va
39
68%
39
15 Vb
15%
15%
36% Aug
43%
33 %
70 %
34% May
31% July
9%
56%
Apr
July
10%
Jun
39%
Feb
21% May
34 Vb Jun
Apr
58
50
26%
Jan
45
2,900
54%
Feb
445
55%
12%
800
70%
Jun
Apr
93%
18 %
28%
x52%
Jun
29
32%
33%
43
Jan
Apr
May
70% July
20% Apr
9% Mar
9
9
400
8
Jan
'9
__
9
400
8 Va
Jan
9% Mar
43%
43
43%
400
38%
Jun
46% Mar
41%
41
42 %
1,800
38%
Jan
45% May
45%
800
38%
Jan
48% May
45%
46%
28%
Jan
59 Va July
Jan
27
Jan
25% July
32% May
Jan
35
20%
28%
30
45%
45%
200
42
July
64%
Apr
39%
39%
300
29%
Jan
43 %
July
64
65%
300
53
Jan
65% Aug
56 % May
__
6.25
10,600
48
20%
*
May
52
50%
25
52%
50%
52 %
3,500
46 Vb
Jan
55 % May
7
46%
45%
46%
16,500
40%
Jan
49%
Apr
10
57%
56%
57%
600
54 % Mar
59
Feb
23
21%
23
200
21%
Feb
27% Mar
11%
11%
200
11%
Jan
14% Mar
1
52 %
1
2.50
—
33%
32
35%
35%
35%
I
7"%
7%
8%
__
1
25
Co
Jan
2,000
25
Jan
33%
1,500
18%
Feb
42 % Mar
Jan
9 % Mar
8,900
.
7
__
43%
55
200
22%
22%
28%
500
45
May
20% Mar
28%
600
23%
Jan
42%
43%
1,400
39%
Jun
49
23%
5
Oil
47%
54
1
.
Corp
1,900
33%
5
(Un)
Corp
Transmission
Jun
Texas
44 Vb
Aug
Textron
48
44%
48
6,400
40%
Jan
48%
Apr
31 %
31%
100
26%
Jan
34
Mar
Thor
Tool
59
51 %
52 %
1,000
42%
Jan
55%
Jun
Toledo
44%
45%
500
34%
Jan
49"%
Jun
Transamerica
31%
32
15,500
29%
37%
57%
59
23%
Edison
Jun
36% May
Trav-ler
33
Jun
38
Tri
23,300
Jan
60% Mar
400
20%
Jan
24
5,500
22%
Jun
25%
83
Jan
Aug
55
July
28
May
28%Jun
Feb
Co
73%
Jan
800
6%
100
6
July
73%
400
57
Jan
39%
41%
2,300
46 %
200
86 %
88 %
200
82
88%
9%
10%
6%
46%
41%
83%
300
6%
400
6%
26
27
Jun
Co
Radio
Bag-Camp
(Un)
Film
Carbide
18
1,900
25%
25%
1,100
21%
Jan
29%
60%
100
56
Jun
82%
29%
29%
100
24%
Jan
32 %
Feb
23%
1,200
19 %
Jan
24%
Jun
38%
750
27
Jan
38 Va May
Apr
Feb
Union
Electric
Co
Union
Oil
Union
48% May
United
Mar
May
United
Aircraft
United
48
74 %
Jan
94
77
Jun
92%
Feb
United
Fruit
Apr
United
States
Feb
U S
25
Corp
Jan
29%
3,100
10%
Jan
15%
Jun
Universal
—
81%
Jan
96%
Aug
Universal
Oil
18%
Jan
58
Walgreen
Aug
55
Apr
35% 36%
135% 139%
600
700
33%
Jan
42
May
117%
Co
143 % May
47%
600
39 J/4
Jan
47%
53%
53%
100
43
Jan
27%
Jan
62% May
34% July
Feb
51% Aug
Jan
51% May
51%
50
51%
900
38%
49
47%
49%
700
35
—
8%
8%
500
29%
Jan
46%
1,600
*
Jan
7%
Jan
4,700
17%
Jan
96% July
88%
100
720
3,300
26 %
29%,
103 % 103%
Jun
8% July
29% Aug
113%
Feb
Jun
Aug
—
50
Aug
34%
4
—5
Match
500
1,050
__
July
Jan
37%
600
34%
—1
Gypsum
Jan
137%
,
9
36%
300
34%
10
(Del) (Un)
.I'LL
Co
24
4%
300
371/4
5
(Un)
Inc
Corporation
9%
8%
50
371/4
10
Lines
Air
—
10
(Un)
California
of
__
6%
*
Pacific RR
9%
7%
50
1
Corp
Jan
13 % May
Jan
350
5%
12%
13%
96%
54
45%
125
45 %
35
35 %
400
24%
9%
200
50
Jun
Jan
42 Vb
Feb
14 % May
May
Rubber
S
Co
(Un)
Webcor
52%
63 % Mar
38%
600
34% May
39% July
Whirlpool Corp
36
37%
5,800
29%
Feb
White
19%
Jan
39% May
24 % May
Wilson
&
400
13
37%
550
37% Mar
39%
Apr
Wisconsin
500
78 %
Jan
90
Apr
Wisconsin
10 Vb
10%
500
9%
Jan
13 Va
Apr
July
Feb
Co.
Woolworth
6 %
,
200
13 Va
233
12% July
17
18
18
100
16
Jan
1,000
31%
Jan
38% May
800
11%
Jan
19 %
70%
Jan
89 % Mar
38%
Aug
60
Jan
1,500
30%
Jan
61
Jun
63%
500
57%
Jan
39%
53%
55%
__
60%
72% Mar
Electric
Public
(F
10%
9%
101/2
4,200
2
2%
6.25
5
37%
37
47
43%
29 %
38%
48 %■
44%
1,600
27
Jan
38% Aug
40 Va
Jan
54
29%
800
1,900
300
27 %
Jan
557/a
56%
200
43%
Jan
Power
Service
50
"51%
44% 46%
800
Apr
52
July
10
200
42
Jan
48%
Jun
32 Vb
32%
400
29%
Jan
76Va
76 Vb
100
66% May
34% July
87% Jun
W)
Co
(Un)
Publishing Co
Wvigley (Wm) Jr Co
13%
13%
500
50
12
Jan
96
Jan
10
1
*
48 %
44%
__
__
51
76%
13%
8% July
Aug
40
42%
May
12% Mar
50
Mar
Jan
34% May
60 Va Jun
20 va
19% Mar
12,300
8,400
38%
55
*
(Un)
World
8%
6%
13
91 Va May
38%
1
Co
Motor
88
64
Jan
19
200
20%
Jan
75%
.
1
55%.
88
47
64
86%
10
Inc
Western
37%
62
88%
1
38%
Jan
63 %
2.50
Products
Bancorporation (Un)__
Western Union Telegraph—
Westinghouse Electric Corp
8
—
16%
Steel Corp
55%
20%
'
—1
;
(Un)
Corp
Paper
73 % May
Jan
45 %
37
Jan
Jun
52% Aug
19% Jun
37%
29%
_1
Corp
Century-Fox
39
95 %
9%
109
49% July
17% Aug
23 %
*
2
(Un)
1,000
60%
25%
5
—5
Corp
Continental Corp
20th
37%
50
13%
96%
——
51%
200
52%
17%
3.50
(Un)
102 % 104"%
25% May
1,000
71%
10%
—
52%
50c
Ramo-Wooldridge
Power
44%
104%
12 %
——
Inc
23%
32
wi
Transmission
Eastern
35:%
—
5
—25
Thompson
52%
Co
Inc
45
6%
36%
37
13%
13%
14%'
77%
75%
78
10
1
•
42
29%
64%
—
50c
•
Corp
common
Jan
*
;
Jan
900
Company
Jan
1
Utilities
Brewing Co
& Mfg (Un)
19%
29%
(Un)
J
Mid-Continent
32%
4
Min
1,200
29%
Furniture
23%
(Un)__12.50
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food Products
Feb
29%
14%
—1
California
Stewart-Warner
300
16%c
& Scott
44%
'
150
500
Corporation
Stanray
1,100
*
common
(Un)
Co
32% July
200
2,300
Standard, Oil Co (Ohio)
Standard Packaging
common
33%
*
•
83%
4,400
59%
Indiana
of
44.%
__4
Co
14%
89%
49%
42%
62%
Jan
35
28%
13%
88
49Va
—
18%
71 %
25%
(Un)
Oil
31
*
50c
1
—
Apr
Mar
5
Oil
43 %
1
preference
Electronics Inc
(Henry C) & Co
$3.50
84
Aug
33%
56%
(Un)_
Standard
31
44%
*
Ling-Temco
Lytton's
51%
103
Apr
9%
1
1
25
Jan
Aug
44% Aug
18%
24%
(Un)
Standard
Sundstrand
May
68% Mar
8%
5
Libby
July
46 %
69%
*
Service
Standard
Sunbeam
55% July
8%
—.—5
common.—
McNeil &
75
5
(Un)_:
Corp
Brands
22% May
5ftO
8%
*
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Lincoln Printing Co common
200
Feb
15
(Un)
Co
Public
Co
D
Standard
U
Leatli
78%
36 % Mar
5
(Un)
Rand
Sperry
14
250
32 %
,
87 %
35
1
1
Spiegel Ine
Jan
350
10
57
A
Corp
Mobile
Socony
Jan
18%
10
55%
class
Pen
Pacific
49%
*
1/
700
400
1
33
9%
92%
3
Co
400
14
87%
__
1
(W
20,600
18
34 % May
40
5
—5
1.40
1
1
—
B
34%
15%
10
1,300
2,700
13
class A
Inc
Class
37
—
Aug
25% Mar
51%
*
Corp
31%
July
Stockyards
Roebuck & Co
Sears
33%
700
48 %
Jan
78
5
20 g
Corp
Petroleum Co
31%
17
Jan
15%
44%
*
Paper
Sheaffer
34%
45%
32
300
46 %
*
Co—
Co___
Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un)
6%
118% 119
2,500
17%
49%
5
Co
Public Service
37%
14%
48%
42
2.50
(Un)
Sangamo
6
45 Vb
(Un)
Tobacco
J)
National
St
34
119
July
92'A
1
Chem
&
Royal Dutch
6
34
25%
80%
34,
49%
42%
62%
22%
64%
common
new
Standard
Aug
14%
48
Jan
44
__
*
——.5
10
Rockwell
93%
July
2%
27%
51
46 %
1
(Un)
Aug
Jan
12
1,400
Mar
1,200
May
*
America
of
Corp
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp
Jan
63%
3%
50
_*
—
(R
35
3
42
*
(Un)—
Co
Brothers
1,200
8
Jan
5
Richman
1,200
400
17%
12.50
_3
(Un)
Reynolds
7,700
8%
47
33%c
Indiana,
of
Co
Company
Co (Un)
Oil
Reynolds
12%
8%
48%
50
25
33%c
(The)
Apr
93%
75
32%
5
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
53 %
53%
100
31%
*
(Un)
& Co
48% July
12
84%
—
Jan
Apr
40% July
1
(Charles)
14%
7% July
(Un)
—
Co
Jan
50
84%
500
—1
Co——.
Jan
89%
.
42%
43%
32% May
119%
26%
.
30%
35
42
25
Pennsylvania RR —•
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Quaker
26%
104% 108%
1,600
34
42 Vb
__
6.25
.
—
World Airwavs
&
Phelps Dodge
52
6.100
5
Corp
Peabody Coal Co common—
23^
58%
41
*
Chemical
Pictures
Paramount
35
52
40%
1
Electric
American
Pan
Parke-Davis
52%
58%
40%
3.33
Co
Glass
&
Gas
34%
19%
•
39% July
34% May
Feb
73% July
62%
25%
Co
60% May
54%
5
Co
25%
•
11,800
55%
10
(Un)_
61 % Mar
(Un)
Jun
16 Va
15
Edison
,
Jun
Corp
Monarch
Knapp
Corp
Copper
Kennecott
65 Vb
94%
Co—
Bancorporation
Oil
50%
93%
33%c
8.75
Jan
14% May
16 %
55%
5
Manufacturing
Olia-Mathieson
500
23
88% July
Oak
Ohio
'1,600
56%
Northwest
Co
(Un)
Ohio
37% July
73
(Minnesota)
Service
Co
Power
Feb
97% July
300
57
(Un)
Aug
45%
100
Jan
5
Ry—
States
Apr
100
38%
55%
Northern
44%
88%
99%
38%
3.50
Light
&
Power
Kansas
55 %
1,100
63%
16%
*
Co—
Gas
100 %
Jan
86%
99%
72%
Apr
60
& Chemical
Aluminum
Kaiser
2,300
64%
64%
.
1,600
22% May
27
20% May
68 %
May
Corp
Corp
Pacific
Northern
8%
10
55%
Gas
15
45 %
Shoe.._*
Mar
Natural
47%
90
—*
Co
22
53%
15% July
42% Apr
600
46%
90
22%
*
Stephens & Shinkle
Laughlin Steel—
1,500
Public
Illinois
Union
Electric
Jefferson
Apr
18%
Indiana
Union
Johnson
8
16%
18%
*
Northern
9%
*
6% May
30% May
59
(Un)
500
July
27
59
Co
Power
Interstate
7%
250
45%
2.50
6%
1
28%
May
54% Mar
:
85
27%
—
52%
(Un)
Co
600
Illinois
23
—4
92%
Northern
Jan
International Mineral & Chemical
92
58% May
—
10
*
International Harvester
64% July
92%
49% Mar
Jan,
Interlake Steamship Co—j..
30% May
5
;
1,800
Jan
.
Jan
54% May
55%
31 %
——1
10
Co
25%
100
54
16
RR
900
63 %
100% 101
1
43
Co
28%
63 V*
101
5
New
Illinois
101% May
28%
—
Aviation.-
10%
1
!
Corporation
& Door
Jan
28%
Car
45
63
1
3
Huttig Sash
62%
5
American
36
Inc
Apr
American
450
Ltd
Jan
11%
North
*
Co
Hi
Holmes
%
6% Jan
North
1
1
20
% Mar
100
Northern
11V4 Mar
700
—
100
5
Mfg
Central
%
8%
1
(Un)
Product
Co
%
8%
51% Aug
17
Corp
56
1
com
45% May
8.33 %
—
Co
Jan
50
Brewing Co
(G)
Werner
Hertz
98% May
...
50c
Studebaker-Packard
Heilman
Aug
34% Mar
Jan
Jan
8 % Mar
.-1
—
Jun
38 %
17
Utilities
Jan
75%
37%
49
—
44 %
25%
200
600
—.
Co
Griesedieck
12% Mar
1,800
200
38%
56%
72%
23 %
83%*
Genesco Inc
—------—1
Gillette
(The)
Co
1
Glen
Alden Corp
(Un)
1
Goldblatt Brothers
8
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
*
Granite City Steel Co
6.25
Gray Drug Stores
1
Grea* Lakes Dredge & Dock
•
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
*
Greyhound Corp ^Un)
3
—
Feb
3,700
8,700
26%
88 %
-
1.25
—2
—1
2
1
—.5
—*
••—3
1.66%
1
2.50
3.33'%
Transportation—
General Bankshares Corp
Amer
4%
56
8%
St
F
Gen
55
88%
51%
5
2
1
10
(Un)
Bankshares
Wisconsin
Ford
500
*
_5
common
Tire & Rubber
Firestone
2,300
29%
46%
——2
Mfg
Electric
Emerson
Aug
6
5
28%
42%
5
'
Jun
35
54
42 %
27%
—-----i
Watch
National
19%
14%
8%
108%
26%
Elgin
42 %
Jan
87%
47%
Air Lines Inc
;
1
Kodak Co (Un)———
10
Natural Gas——.—3
Paso
Jan
21%
27%
22%
80%
236%
Eastman
34%
200
55%
23%
^
Chemical
Eastern
800
35
27%
51%
42%
-
Manufacturing Co—————5
Co—.
——-——5
Pont (E I) de Nemours (Un)
5
Du
20
29%
19%
Dodge
Dow
38 %
July
27%
08%
High
38
34%
3
61
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
•
Co
31%
Shares
1
(Un)
Ward &
Inc
63% May
1
National
Diamond
Motorola
Jan
20
(Un)
Corp
Co
Edison
Chemical
Monsanto
Montgomery
Jan
—
Company
&
Deere
Jun
May
Feb
5
Corn
Products Co————L—.1
Crowell-Collier Publishing —
1
Crucible Steel Co of Amer (Un)__12.50
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
1
Detroit
46
21%
Foods
(Un)—
1.33%
Natural Gas
———--10
Consumers
Power Co
*
Container Corp of America
—5
Continental Can Co
10
Continental
Insurance
Co
5
Continental Motors Corp..
—_1
America
40%
Jan
30%
Consolidated
of
Jan
Jan
38 %
500
Consol
Co
33%
22 %
800
38
*
*
450
100
preferred
Controls
100
200
42%
for Week
Low
—10
Co
28%
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron 4%% pfd—..100
Cleveland
Electric
Ilium..
-15
Coleman Co Inc.———
——---5
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—
-5
Columbia Gas System (Un)
10
Commonwealth Edison common
25
$4.64
48% May
40%
36%
Chemical
55
*
common——-1
Iron
Monroe
50
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Cities Service Co——_
——~—-±0
Corp
26% May
26%
25
8.50
Products
Jan
40%
A
Cleveland-Cliffs
1A
21%
-1
—
Corp
Chrvsler
River Fuel
Manufacturing Co
Mississippi
Modine
263/4
preferred—.
100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry—*
Chicago South Shore to So Bend—12.50
series
700
Jun
2% May
36%
--
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)_.—-—25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry common.*
5%
11,500
21%
Jan
Feb
41%
„
Corp
1%
24%
14
Sales
Range
Par
1
*
Corp
Oil & Ref common
convertible
preferred-—
Champlin
Chemetron
.
40%
}
South
&
Certain-teed
300
20
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
24%
liiV
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
19%
l.V
—
—10
•
common...—
Corp
Celanese
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Friday
City
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
.
(Range for Week Ended August 4)
Sales
Last
Sale Price
stocks
$3
.
(560)
36
Jan
Apr
Yates-American
Youngstown
Machine
Sheet
Zenith Radio Corp
&
Co
•
1
117% 117%
15%
100
107 %
200
88%
Jan
156% 162%
500
97%
Jan
15%
5
Tube
__
106
156%
15% July
Apr
117% Aug
18% Mar
114% May
184% Jun
Number
194
Volume
6079
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(561)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
(Range for Week Ended August 4)
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively
on the Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues
dually traded on
other Exchanges.
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
American
Cement Corp
American
Factors
(Un)_—25
(Un)
10
Ltd
Black
Chica
35
—
Oil
—
5%
1
Par
Allegheny Ludlum
Shares
Range Since
High
213/4
Consolidated Min—5c
Mammoth
Bolsa
for Week
21%
2
:
Sales
Range
Low
pfd
Bishop Oil Co
Week's
of Prices
Low
450
21%
Jan
35
1,200
25% May
29%
Duquesne
Jan
38%
100
Apr
7%
Duquesne
Jan
Brewing Co
Light Co
15%. Apr
9c
Equitable
Gas
Feb
21c
Harbison
Walker
13c
14c
5%
9,000
42 %
42%
42%
900
31%
Feb
*
5
4%
5%
16,900
1.55
Jan
California
Castle &
Ink
Co
Cooke
5.50
3
Feb
23%
25
350
47%
47%
47%
2,100
45
-•
20%
5% July
43% May
Jan
31
Feb
*
22
21%
22%
2,500
21
May
37
4
20%
20%
21
500
18
Jan
26
10
45%
44
45%
100
Capwell
Co—
Emporium
Exeter
class
Ltd
Co
A
34
Jan
1
Inc
70c
69c
70c
2,600
32c
Jan
90c
56%
55%
57
7,600
40%
Feb
72
14%
14
15
2,000
8%
Jan
18%
Products
Corp
2.05 Mar
2.95
Oil
Idaho
2.90
,2.75
3.00
2.00
1.90
2.05
9,300
22,200
2.45
2.35
2.45
1,500
(Un)—50c
Maryland Mines Corp
Co
2.30
2.30
2.60
68,200
10c
37c
35c
39c
15,600
California
of
Co—
10c
1
Humor
—
Imperial
Western
Jade Oil
—ju._.
Leslie
M
J
Salt
M &
.
Co
Navigation Co (Un)
McBryde Sugar Co (Un)
Merchants
Monolith
Petroleum
Portland
Preferred
Nordon
Oil
1.20
Jan
5.00
487%
Jan
76%
47c
47c
54c
33,000
24%
24%
100
10%
ll'A
800
Oil
Prince
Puna
&
Mining
6%
Union
&
2.40
7,100
2814
2814
10
1214
1214
50
58c
70c
91,800
1.40
Jan
Co____10c
11c
—
80c
24% May
6% Jan
1.10
Jan
27
12
2.90
Jan
Mar
20c
Gas
13
Jan
1.80
Jun
Aug
32%
200
27
20
25
40
1.80
1.80
100
6%
714
4,600
11c
13c
2,000
10
10
50
7%
Feb
25% May
25
Jan
1.50
6
2614
Jan
Apr
8%
May
Westates Petroleum
West Coast Life
17%
1714
17%
5,400
16
Jun
37%
Jan
43 %
Apr
50
48
Jan
57%
22%
2214
35
35
35
__
12%
12%
5%
67%
*
1
140
2214 Aug
2914 Jan
20.
'
81
5%
5%
67%
12% Aug
4% Jan
1,360
67%
26
18%
Apr
7%
Apr
79%
Feb
29%
Jun
37 %
2514
37%
2514
23
63% July
22% Jan
35%
__
5
37%
210
27%- Jan
714
75
1
5
20%
2014
Apr
Apr
2514 May
36% Apr
7%
___5
1.65
1.75
400
Jan
Aug
9% May
2014 Aug
5
Jan
16
Jan
22%
Jan
28%
Aug
39% May
50
10
—
3014
30%
400
29%
__
3014
30%
100
2914 July
50c
3%
5
14%
_'i_—1
31
1
1.55
5
__
Jan
32
31%
28%
386
44%
1,265
20
50%
Jan
705.13
31
&
Co.:
10
Total
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonda
91.41
77.93
81.37
Utili¬
139.06
and bonds listed
—Bonds—
15
28
ties
115.39
232.67
Total
85.97
83.94
705.37
137.89
115.85
232.57
91.29
77.86
81.37
Aug.
85.01
713.94
83.88
138.10
116.79
234.70
91.31
77.96
Aug.
81.59
85.05
710.46
83.98
138.45
116.85
234.19
91.31
78.03
80.86
84.99
83.80
235.65
91.28
78.31
80.86
84.92
83.84
Aug.
715.71
139.53
117.13
;
Averages
Utilities,
compiled
are
8.26;
65
stocks,
daily
by
using
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
3.165;
Rails,
16.88.
5.34;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
May
Date
Feb
4
12,800
2.60
July
14%
15%
900
14%
Jan
17%
3014
31
600
2514
Jan
33
Feb
1.40
1.55
20,100
49%
4914
100
4
Jan
52
July 31
Tues.
Aug.
Aug.
Range for 1961 to date
-
122.91
High
122.76
Low
.
_
1
Wed.
July
2
_
128.57
Thurs.
Aug.
3
Aug
Fri.
Jun
Apr
4
106.57
_•
Jan
3
123.42
Range
1.85 May
Jan
Closing
Mon.
Apr-
1.00
26
4314
Rail¬
Jan
3%
32
2814
43"%
roads
1.80 Mar
1.25
—
6.25
2014 Mar
1.65
(Un)
223 "
50%
Apr
15%
common.^
40%
50
1
trials
May
814 July
Apr
25
Insurance
40%
5014
30c
1114
:
Feb
—
Apr
13%
2.60 Mar
Jan
5c
July
July
Jun
1,400
3014
1
common
2914
Jan
27
1.45
30
26%
1.05
30
Indus¬
Date
Apr
6,400
series A—25
Victor Equipment Co—L_Ji'_
Jan
8%. Jan
10
May
1.00
12%
Co___—
2514
10
Jun
12
.
343
Stocks
2814 July
Jan
30
on
Jun
__25c
pfd
2714
l.OoO
daily closing averages of representative stocks
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones
May
12%
^
Co
Jan
85
iov4
28%
the
are
41% Mar
13
1
Co
Gas
Sugar
—
6%
20
preferred
Oil
2.30
25c
25
—
1
(Un)l__
Oil
Cal
1.45
3014
3314c
Bottlers
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Trico
—
69c
25
-
Gas Development
Co
Ranch
—
1
common
Rhodes Western
Rice
2.35
1
Consolidated
Southern
—
25
United
Sugar
—
1
Invest
23%
26%
5
Apr
Co
2614
Apr
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
July
100
_10
American
Jan
j.ovb
10
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—
Apr
18,200
(Un)_*
com
32%
27%
*
;
Siipply—•
Corp
Jun
3% May
61c
4%
25c
Cement
preferred
514%
preferred
Pepsi-Cola
Feb
July
68-%
6%
Pacific
1.60
33c
3.50
67
*
Co
254
w,4
7%
Co—
2.85 Mar
Jan
4%
—5
(Un)
North
Jan
1.90
67
Corp Ltd
Norris
Apr
4%
Matson
37
35% May
45% Apr
27%
8.50
Refractories
Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Aug.
10c
(Un)
Jan
5
United
May
—10
—
M Oil
65c
46
50c
Co
48%
9%
July
1
Good
Holly
Jan
125
36%
26%
35%
2014
Jun
General Exploration Co of. California—1
Gladden
Fuel
High
162
20
36 %
Pittsburgh
Plymoutn Oil Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Screw & Bolt
Corp of America
May
1
Oil
Friden
,
Jun
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
Corp
Mountain
Jan. 1
Low
4814
5
of
Co
(Joseph)
Natco
Mar
53%
Electrical
Products
Home
6% July
July
—
-10
Inc
11,400
Apr
Range Since
High
45%
10
System
14%
4%
48%
10
Gas
14%
5
Oil
Columbia
Shares
5
Co
34%
Buttes
&
Inc
industries
Blaw-Knox
High
1
22
Corp
j
Broadway-Hale Stores lnc__
Gas
Apouo
Jan. 1
for Week
Low
Steel
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
37
4
....
-
-
for
I960
>'
123.84
High
124.49
109.39
Low
Jan
6
95.55
Oct
26
__
_
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
.1.
STOCKS
Last
-
Sale Price
Par
American
Stores
American
Tel & Tel
Co.
1
33%
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
88
122%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
87
88%
120% 125%
Low
465
76%
index
of
stock
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending July 28, 1961, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
stocks
Sales
Low
SEC
for
the
week
for the current year.
1957-59=100
High
Feb
9014 July
130% Apr
July 28,'61
Composite
Percent
July 21,'61
—1960
Change
High
Low
118.3
-
1961—
Corp
Atlantic
*
City
Atlantic
Electric—
Research
—4.33
Corp
new
__5c
com
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Transit
12
Co
1
Budd Company
Curtis
D
C
Duquesne
&
class
A
20c
com
Light
Jan
39
878
35%
Jan
3614
203
34%
Jun
37%
1614
1714
2,015
12%
Jan
9%
10 %
1,484
8%
Jan
17% Aug
10% May
15%
15%
174
13% May
10914 112%
305
77%
Jan
Jan
118% May
51% Aug
Jan
51%
3,381
37%
12%
14
487
814
11%
11%
110
9%
Feb
14
Jun
659
42
Jan
2,128
25%
Jan
_lo
57%
57%
59%
210
5014
Jan
65
1
44
43%
45
505
32%
Jan
Co
47%
5
93%
89%
93%
5,366
63%
Jan
Dairies
93%
12
11"%
12%
1,391
11% Aug
15
Acceptance Corp
Motors
common
Corp
Pulp
&
B
&
Co
:_25
Navigation
10
37%
133
29
Mar
2314
2414
200
17%
4814
13,437
40%
38
Jan
4614
Jan
10%t
10%
4%
26%
*
•.
16%c
Linotype
Chemicals
25c
Corp
3
Pennsylvania Gas & Water, common..*
Pennsylvania Power & Light
*
Pennsylvania RR—
50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc__
5
_
Perfect Photo Inc
new
*
common..
Philadelphia Electric Co common
:*
Philadelphia Transportation Co—10
Philco
Corp_
Potomac
$2.44
______
Electric
Power
3
—.
10
common
preferred
July
26
May
49% May
100
10
May
—,
13
Mfg
Co__
——,
1
Public Service Electric & Gas com—*—*
Riggs
Co
50
National
Bank
—25
Scott Paper Co
Smith Kline & French Lab
South Jersey Gas Co
*
—
23
34%
14%
4%
80
20%
Jan
23
Oil
Public
109.4
97.8
+
2 8
173.0
144.4
156.9
+
1 5
159.4
132.5
91.6
+ 1.1
92.5
83.3
Stocks
Railroad
Int'l
U. S.
Total
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Bond
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
—
3,174,890
$5,198,000
$243,000
$5,441,000
1—.
3,985,280
6,490,000
147,000
6,637,000
2—.
4,296,710
7,336,000
174,000
7,510,000
July 31
Tues.
Aug.
Wed.
Aug.
Thurs.
Aug.
3
3,662,980
6,626,000
305,000
6,931,000
Aug.
4_
3,712,850
6,373,000
144,000
6,517,000
25%
Jan
42
18,829,990
$32,023,000
14%
10
11"%
Jan
16%
Apr
4%
40
4% July
2014 Feb
4% July
26% Aug
26%
823
37%
36%
37%
1,422
2&%
Feb
88
85%
88
360
77%
Jan
—
2914
29%
140
26% Mar
38%
36%
38%
470
28%
32%
33
100
27%
Jan
34%
29%
29%
30%
3,443
26%
Jan
31%
14%
13%
14%
3,013
11%
Jan
44
44%
72
32%
Jan
44%
—
39% May
9014 Mar
35
Jun
Jan
39
Stocks—Number
U.
S.
of
Shares-
Eastern
Thomnson
United
Gas
16%
135
33%
5,703
30
Jun
8%
8%
1,361
8
Jun
Foreign
$2,000
$4,500
$1,013,000
$2,012,103
43,445~730
44,815~450
22,020,000
973,193,030
783,741,600
$24,032,100 $1,016,640,700
$828,551,650
Wocdward
5%
Gas
&
Light
Lothrop
21%
22%
650
17%
Jan
25%
—
40%
41 %
870
33%
Jan
46
and
Industrial
32,023,000
$33,036,000
Apr
49%
49%
20
50
Mar
19 %
19%
78
48% July
13% Jan
56%
58%
__
57"%
.—
—
110%
8%
165
8%
165
106% 113
39%
41%
277
83
10
388
2,367
15% July
42%
Jan
77% July
165
Aug
19
23%
58%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jun
Stocks
Aug
Foreign
(No. of
Apr
Domestic
Shares)
Bonds
11% Mar
Mon.
July 31—
1,171,235
$167,000
$5,000
Aug.
1
1,142,235
227,000
85%
Jan
115
46
Jan
July
Wed.
Aug.
2__
1,317,905
239,000
1,000
Thurs.
Aug.
3
1,129,275
158,000
2,000
Aug.
4_
1,322,180
264,000
4,000
$1,055,000
$21,000
Aug
45% May
21% 4 or
336
27%
Jan
18%
50
15%
Jan
454
47%
Jan
3.50
17%
17 %
17"%
2,753
17%
Aug
18%
Jun
5
60%
£0
60%
250
55%
Jun
82%
Jan
preferred
For
footnotes,
10
common
100
see page
42
—
__
—
__
Total
Bond
Bonds
$10,003
Sales
$182,000
236,000
10,000
J
250,000
160,000
17,030
235,000
$37,000
$1,113,000
67
May
54%
*
Foreign
Corporate
9,000
Fri.
168
18%
13.50
Gov't
Bonds
Tues.
53%
„
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
July
54%
common
459,546,186
Bank
—
Total
34% May
11% Mar
21%
40
Improvement
-Washington
1960
648,349,141
Feb
16%
—2.50
Ramo-Wooldridge
1961
12,843,800
Aug
31%
67
Transmission
1960
Aug. 4
18.829,990
Government
International
Jun
16%
—
64%
10c
$33,036,000
Jan. 1 to
Bonds—
Apr
33%
67
Service,
$1,013,000
Week Ended Aug. 4
16% Mar
__
♦
Co
—
Apr
Total
6,082,830
Week Ended Aug. 4.
57% May
1961
Texas
Sales
Aug
140
—_*
Southeastern
Sun
+ 4.1
165.5
Jan
26
—50
Progress
Reading
109.2
100.3
Da!iy, Weekly and Yearly
Railroad
Pennsalt
126.0
1961
—.
1
Co
21%
33"%
—
*
_
Inc_„
Mergenthaler
__
10c
Inc_
(The)
&
3.4
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Total
preferred
RR
Fund
1
.
Resistance
Vallev
37
Paper—
series
Coal
__
47%
+
Fri.
Co—__—
International
:_1
_1.66%
117.0
121.9
92.6
Mar
Mon.
__
132.1
High.
Feb
50c
+ 3.6
159.3
Service.
Aug
2
General
Homasote
*New
and
Jun
common
113.0
124.8
126.0*
Goods
Trade, Finance
Mining
5514 May
29% Mar
(Julius)
128.8
129.3
Goods
Non-Durable
Jun
51%
28%
Stores
136.3
+ 3.5
16% May
46%
17%
Durable
Jun
48%
Battery
+ 3.1
123.3
170.1
48% May
130.9
127.6
Apr
27
——
General
Merck
11%
Jan
34
51%
Garfinckel
Martin
—
103%
27%
Motor
Foremost
Madison
—
1,337
5
Fair
Lehigh
Lehigh
17%
8,434
6.75
Storage
5.12%
3514
—
51%
Light
Hudson
47%
15%
1
System
Power
Ford
46
25
Delaware
Food
47%
112%
Corp
Electric
37
__5
Publishing Co
Transit
36
—_1.80
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler
36
135.0
1C4.4
Arundel
—
63
65
146
52%
Jan
65
65%
67%
234
53%
Jan
74% May
July
Stocks—Number
of
Shares
1960
Jan. 1 to Aug. 4
1961
I960
6,082,830
3,786,945
329,566,300
168,026,348
$1,055,000
$341,000
$31,261,030
$16,349,000
Bonds—
Domestic
.
Foreign
62 %
62%
25
62
Jan
64
98
20
97
Aug
100
May
21,000
19,000
1,723,000
896,000
Corporate
37,000
24,000
1,208,000
710,000
$1,113,000
$384,000
$34,192,000
$17,955,000
Feb
97
Government
Foreign
Total
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Shown
Are
Expressed in Canadian
STOCKS
Last
Range
for Week
«f Prices
Shares
Abltibi
Power
& Paper
preferred
4%%
Acadia
Atlantic
Class
Low
Sugar
41%
40%
41%
2,045
23%
23
24
165
•
common
A
9%
9%
*
Algoma Steel
•
Aluminium
10
43%
52%
43%
preferred
Asbestos Corp
Atlas
Bailey
44
33%
•
Selburn
5%%
:
33%
21
V
23%
23%
Montreal
10
68%
of
66%
68%
Nova
10
77"%
76
78
Scotia
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
&
Corp 5%
Bond
Brown
54%
53%
54%
12,097
49%
49%
50
700
46
Mar
54
275
50
Mar
54
Ltd
class
105
4.90
1,748
33
30%
33%
10,575
Breweries
33%
33%
36%
17,030
32% July
39%
Apr
25
49
49
49%
190
45
51%
Jun
9%
9%
a20
a20
80
13
13
13%
1,564
a8%
a8%
50
12% July
7% Feb
65
33%
Jan
38
23%
Jan
30%
27%
4,o T.j
24% July
29
Mar
25%
Jan
29
July
id
Jan
26%
28
27%
28
327
21
21%
1,399
19%
Canadian
Canner* Class
Canadian
Celanese
59
—I!
Canadian
Fairbanks
Co
Morse
class
Husky
Canadian
common
Co
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
1
Credit
&
Tar
7%%
Freres
new
Electrolux
Enamel
&
Famous
common
Petroleum
common
Jan
13
10%
Jan
12% May
40
Feb
54
al3
'18'A
2,608
15%
Jan
55%
56 %
1,380
47
Jan
56 %
Aug
20
20%
625
17%
Apr
21
Feb
22%
22 %
200
7"%
Jan
22% Aug
11%
18
12%
25
1--1
■
16%
2,905
14
Jan
78
60
77
Jun
78
10
63% Jun
5
110
Jan
112
Apr
20%
200
14
Jan
22
May
630
50
Jan
55
5%
49%
100
50
pfd
Paper
12%
350
10%
Jan
14%
38%
534
37
Jan
40
Feb
50
10%
Apr
6% Mar
100
4.85
Jan
St
St
7% May
32 % Jun
26% May
Lawrence
5%.
Feb
<v
Cement
Lawrence
Corp
Investment
class
A
Indus Acceptance
Corp
International
Nickel
International
Paper
footnotes,
84%
Aug
49
Aug
.500
45
Jan
1,420
6
Jan
9% Mar
40
Jun
55 % Mar
46
48
390
900
552
44
75
24
100
21
21 %
£
6%
6%
..
1.50 Jan
3.25
35% July
40%
36%
Jan
47% July
17
Jan
27
July
20 %
Feb
21%
Jun
6% July
.
*
17
1,000
710
.
17
17
200
*
16
16
135
.100
—,—_*
92
92
10
10
130
7%
ADr
Feb
Apr
Feb
/—
16
July
18'A
16
Aug
18%
Feb
May
July
92
Aug
10
.
12%
Jun*
50
*
6%
6%
6%
7,825
8%
8%
9
2,000
common
Series
class
86
85%
86
35
80
79%
80%
5,250
10'%
9%
10%
1,690
6.00
12%
12%
200
10%
Jan
a23% a24 %
36
18%
Jan
35'
99 (A
Jan
—*
A
a24 Vb
*
——
4%
A
7% Mar
9% May
•
102
17%
—-——
102
17
25%
24%
86
81%
Jan
72
Feb
Aug
80% Aug
Jan
11% May
13%
Jun
24% Mst
102
Aug
21
May
17%
2,225
26%
41,127
24
July
29%
Apr
27
27
100
26
July
32
Mar
41%
41%
41 %
190
40
Jun
49
Va
48%
49%
225
4 5
% Mar
32 %'
31
32%
478
30
Jan
35
Jan
al26%al26%
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey
Shawinigan Water & Power common.*
Class A
Jan
7% Mar
4.60
10
common
5
120
Jan
130
May
8%
3,920
"
*
pfd.*————*50
Series B
Sherwin
lr'o
4%%
pfd
—.50
Canada
of
Williams
—.100
Feb
50% Aug
Sicard
12%
Jun
15%
3.00
Jan
6%
preferred
Simpsons
Sogemines
6%
preferred
12%
13
4.059
8%
24%
26%
Apr
4.50 May
Inc
Jan
11%
43%
Jun
20
18 % Aug
Steel
20
20
41%
39
41%
9.20
5,515
11%
3,135
Jan
21%
Jun
Jan
41%
9.20
109
7.65
Jun
20
18%
20
8,934
JK l/o
Jan
4.25
4.25
4.25
1,090
2.60
Apr
al8 al8%
125
15%
Jan
18
1,035
45%
Jan
99% Mai-
100 %
■
62%
60%
62%
100% 100%
25
19% July
29%
Feb
1,445
28
Jan
34% Mar
17 Va
17%
225
16
July
18% Mar
32%
33
1,065
21
Jan
8J/2
8%
600
8%
Jan
33% July
10% Mar
74
75
3,987
67%
Jan
1
27%
2 81/2
1,020
Jan
32
Jan
100
100
100
120
100
Aug
100
Aug
68
% May
~
—10
*
Co
of
Co
17%'
Steel—*
33
*
Canada.
74%
*
Steinbergs class A
—
preferred
—
6
Jan
19 Vb
80
May
Aug
62%
——
Southam
Supertest
31%
Aug
350
301/4
7
Standard Structural
,
8%
19%
29 %
19'
20
-—
.
25% July
49% Aug
19%
common
Jan
Jan
com—*
preferred
Jan
9.90
Feb
21
Mar
4.25
May
Trans
Aug
71
72
635
66
May
Aug
75% Mar
14%
14%
14%
200
13%
Jan
15
10%
Jan
15%
Aug
Canada
Triad
235
58
July
615
58
Feb
69%
Aug
*
53%
475
52% July
55
Jun
*
23%
211/4
231/4
4,365
19%
Jan
24% Mar
165
155
165
11,500
1.55 Aug
3.15 Mar
*
elass
a6%
a6%
a6%
70
*
A
Pipeline
Oils
63
69%
521%
14
14
14
2
55
52%
55%
1,915
3.00
3.00
7,000
2.45 Mar
19%
17%
191/4
2,600
.17% July
10
Bank
I
Jun
16
Finance
60
66%
*
Toronto-Dominion
Traders
62%.
69%
52%
*
Texaco Canada Ltd
Aug
71%
United
Viau
Steel
Corp..
Ltd
_
:
5% Mar
13
38 %
8%
Jan
Jan
Jan
14% Mar
Jun
'
13%
13%
425
15%
15
16
26,370
15
19%
•
19%
19%
12,589
14%
Jan
20 % July
'
14%
July
Walker
7%
14%
14%
8,931
10
Jan
14%
22%
2,985
17%
Jan
24%
26 Vb
4,597
19%
Apr
22% July
26% Aug
a79
25%
a79
5
76%
Feb
80
7%
7%
1,060
6
Mar
19
36%
19
500
19
36%
36%
354
21%
a7
13%
a7
50
18%
19
1,285
13
Aug
July
8% May
Aug
,
7
17%
40
Gooderham
Webb
(Geo)
Class
Worts
*
A
1
*
—
11%
Voting
Trans
trust
Ltd
4%%
Hi/4
20%
20
20 %
18%
17
17%
—
B
Westcoast
Zellers
class
warrants..
A
Class
&
(Canada) Ltd
Knapp
Weston
Co
Jun
7
19%
Jun
13%
1,850
9 %
Jan
14
300
69%
Jan
95
4,502
10
Jan
la
24%
6,255
21
Apr
25
Peb
4.00
2,450
200
3.25
15 %
36%
36%
37
a49 %
20%
37%
500
104% 104%
52
Jan
4.60
Jan
23%
37
37%
a48 a49%
19%
35% July
100
105
39%
Jan
32%
34
.
42%
Feb
Jan
49
6.524
16% May
July
21% July
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Ajax Minerals J td
—.—
Consolidated Ltd—
—
—*
Mines Ltd—:
———1
Anglo-Ame*r
Molybdenite Mining——1
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd.—.•
*1
Arno Mines Ltd
!
*
Associated Arcadia Nickel Corp
1
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
1
Alscope
—
3.10
9
11%
Jan
22
Aug
200
3.25
Jan
11
Jun
al3
al6
103
Feb
22 %
May
10 %
4,637
7.60
Jan
12%
Apr
Atlas
—*
272
7.40
Jan
11%
Apr
Augustus
1
Apr
Avalon
125
56
55%
57
25
24 %
25 %
21%
3.10 May
5.00
35
Apr
50
Jun
42
Jan
1,220
45
Jan
57% May
3,607
23% July
29
10%
22
.
Low
Jan. 1
High
July
39c
30c
l%c
7,000
26c
Aug
54c
l%c July
3c
Jun
3.40
149,970
2.10
July
3.40
Aug
9
3,388
6%
Jan
9%
Jun
4c
4,000
500
2%c Jan
5c
July
Jun
May
3c
3c
800
3c
Jan
5c
Feb
47c
47c
1,000
30c
Aug
47c
Aug
4c
4c
13,500
3c
Apr
5c
75c
89c
146,450
45c
Jan
89c
Aug
29%e34%c
10,112
29l-c July
49c
May
9
July
\
9
Jun
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl A—1
Baker Talc Ltd—.
;
.1
1
Barvallee*
22
20,956
25
300
Jan
23
Apr
a21
a21
25
19%
45%
46%
9,272
37%
Jan
15%
15%
25
Aug
21% Jun
46% May
1G% Jun
Jun
46%
3,60)
12%
Jan
5%
Jan
4.68%
6%
6%
6%
*
63%
63
63%
4 *»
Canada
•
86%
85
87%
5,503
7.60
57%
32%
32
32%
42 j
30%
300
>
43
Jan
Aug
'
•
-
6% Mar
Eeauce
Bay
9
565
7%
Jan
7.15
7.85
2,100
4.95
Jan
10c
10c
2,000
3c
3c
1,000
Ltd 5% pfd
Mining Corp Ltd
Blue
Bonnets
Bluewater
Oil
Jun
35% May
Burnt
Raceway
&
Bonnyville Oil
Jan
64% July
87% Aug
Bornite
Copper
Hill
Mines
Gas
&
7c
Jan
Apr
9%c May
2%c Apr
15c
5c
Jun
May
7%c
4,000
oc
Jan
15c
Mar
40c
5,100
35a
Mar
50c
Mar
14 %
14%
20c
22c
4c
__
1
7c
4c
-
21c
1
_
'
25
14%
Aug
14%
AUg
2,600
-
]7c
Feb
35c
May
2,000
3c
Jan
6c
May
8%
9%
540
6%
11%
Jun
:*
—•
17c
17c
500
12c
July
33c
Mar
_^1
15c
14c
15c
8%c
13,100
10c
Jun
19c
10c 10%c
.2,000
Inc———1
Ltd
•
:
9%
1
Corn
Mines
8.80
40c
20
Ltd.;
Refining Corp
Tungsten
3c
1
—
Stores
Bellechasse
__
..1
Co
Mining
Belle-Chibougamau
7.85
1
Mining
Placer
Belgium
Ltd
Mines
Bateman
19%
15%
Ltd
Exploration
Telephone' Co
Range Since
Shares
July
39%
24%
25
*
1.525
Telefilms
for Week
16c
5
40
42
.
Dollars
Sales
High
4c
34%c
3.40
Feb
83,875
80c
a8.20 a9.30
48 %
461/2
29c
—
5,770
48 %
Aug
26c
l%c
2.60
8%
—
Ameranium
22
41 %
44% July
May
28c
28c
1
Canadian
yof Prices
Low
al2
41%
22
Exchange
in
Week's
Range
Sale Price
19
3.35
Mar
5
alO
9.00
Aug
42
279
45
n
21
3.40
13
Jan
4,220
39
22
10%
Jun
18
39
45
Jt.»
104% Aug
44% Jan
Jun
14
13%
35
16%
May
22%
20%
19
45
Canadian Stock
Aug
3.55
Jun
39
May
95
12%
20%
Aug
;
July
14
Jun
Jan
94
4.00
111
19
10,643
50c
preferred
Jun
3,425
19
*
ctfs
common
10%
Aug
3.90 Apr
.20% May
Jun
11%
20%
150
55%
.
.
21% May
Jan
95
common.5
42
Jan
49
35%
———
Jan
•
see page
81
37
*r
43%
25
com
Feb
Jun
40
2.25
common:
100
16
common
of
3.50
50 %
2.40 Feb
7%
48
,.100
common——*
preferred
16
•
preferred
58% Mar
Jan
15
preferred
4%%
19%
50
*.
Jan
40 %
——*
J—100
(Canada)
20%
•
Co
84%
36%
r
700
•
1
4,816
Apr
Mar
49
100
4.50
a9.30
common
600
50
10 %
7%
7%
Paper class A
600
—-
Mining
2.65
84%
•
56
2.40
48%
20c
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
May
7a %
V)
(A
270
20c
preferred
18% Aug
all5
(James)*
6,061
•
-~.i-i
Jun
Aug
"
20%
13%
—100
-T--
4,144
all5
Royal Bank of Canada
Apr
69% Aug
16% July
5%
Co
23
1
-Hi
65
54
1
——*
Aluminum preferred
18%
•
Pitfield
al3
51%
54
17% Jun
July
33
—■
22%
1
.
For
11
July
27
Ltd
18%
•
6%%
preferred
Imperial
Oil
Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6%
preferred
•
15
18
common
.
18%
1%
.
$1.40
Apr
al3% al3%
al2
Bay
13 %
15% Mar
74
13%
4.25
100
Oil class A
Class B
Imperial
2,704
.10
Home
Hudson's
141
69%
—1
Paper
Smith
Jun
Jan
.
Jan
Jan
—
22%
Warrants
Bay
10%
24 %
Holt, Renfrew
$2.00
17
10 %
% May
12
Feb
12%
Handy Andy Co
Hudson
15
375
56%
common
25%
„1
Motors
Howard
14% Jan
200
12%
24
:3% July
28 % May
-5
Dynamics
&
300
15%
12 %
12%
Par
General
Home
15%
15%
Feb
.0
58
Jun
13%
13
—
preferred
Lakes
15%
41
May
13 %
18%
preferred
300
22%
195
*
(Chas E)
General
Great
Feb
7%
Aug
Corp.
Co
1,8 ^ J
72
28 %
300
0
A
Jun
57
ia%
May
•
Canadian
43
42%
14
71
150
20
50
A
Corp—
Gatineau Power
5%
11% May
7% May
22%
Heating Prod class
Co
Jan
12
0
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser Cos Ltd common
Frosst &
Jun
4%
24
1
Players
French
Jun
9
4,200
Jan
.
common
Motor
6
275
6%
Jan
*
__
common
Pom
Fleetwood
1,580
10%
7%
*
common.
common
class
42%
14%
1,715
50%
Ltd
Canada
Eddy Paper
Rolland
6,970
•
Chemical
Textile
Bros
of
27% Aug
4,605
20
•
preferred
Dupuis
Ford
&
Feb
32
49%
•
com
Coal
Stores Ltd
Pont
Roe
July
Jan
.-100
Dominion
Du
Aug
35
Jan
_:io
Dominion
Donohue
32
2»%
•„
Dominion
Feb
Jan
23%
■
common
Steel
24%
r
43-'".
Canada
Robertson
21%
1,667
25
preferred
Dominion
247
2.10
E)
A
32
7
4,716
*
Foundries & Steel
Glass
27%
25
preferred—
Class
Feb
12
"
Preferred
7%
27
—
(Albert
Reynolds
14%
25%
»
—
preferred
Corsets
Dominion
Reed
a__
.■_
13% Jan
31%
2.50
—
6%
27%
—
•
Ltd
Petroleum
Coal
28 %
12%
Ltd
2
Bridge
Jan
24%
Ores—,
•
Smelting
Corp
24%
:—*
Canada
Co
•
&
Feb
Feb
2,295
'
8% July
*
—
•
Mining
A
Seagrams
Dominion
a
11%
•
Glass
Jun
28
Telephone
Reitman's
30%
25%
—*
.
.
Jun
26%
.
31%
4.25
.
8%
10%
Jun
21%
Jun
21 %
28
*
A
Power—_——
Apr
12
•
Farm
7%
365
350
*
Transport
Warrants
Aug
13%
25%
25
(B J)
Combined
Enterprises
Dominion
145
53%
Feb
10
preferred
Coghlin
Dominion
4,330
35
,
Jan
10
25
Railway
Vickers
Dominion
32
>,
5%
30%
Corp
Distillers
100
12
common
Ltd
20
14
43%
37%
38
v
Canadian Oil Companies
610
78
50
Locomotive
Marconi
5,683
13
a91
a7%
Preferred
Canadian
Canadian
53 %
15%
•
com
2,225
9 %
—•
preferred
1961
10%
—
Power
May
110 % May
8%
1
Quebec
Mar
%
67%
69
15
Jan
Feb
100
July
5%
*
:
International
13
25
10%
6%
35
—*
Quebec
July
Mar
i8% May
7
Imperial Bk of Commerce_10
Industries
Preferred
60
12
34%
•
Canadian
39
35
1
Hydrocarbons
Jan
225
5,115
29%
A_50c
Canadian
July
5,765
12
•
Canadian
76
59
14
-25
Ltd-
Jan
12%
32
.
Chemical
Jan
20%
49%
*
of
&
Warrants
21% July
21% Feb
20
a91
common
Mar
May
21%
common
Quebec Natural Gas
6%
preferred—
65
25
26
20
-
—.—_———100
Iron
Bros
Provincial
Jun
12%
100
A
74
July
18 %
1,305
74
13
pia
20 y8
Corp
4%
4,945
comm«a_*
Aluminum
Power
9% July
37
21%
10%
13,365
,
Jan
8%
Tubes..
preferred
Price
27%
27%
Feb.
\18Vb
Jun
Mar.''.'
%
9%
*
common———
Premium
Apr
37
52 %
5%
6%
11% Jan
15 %
26%
•
17
21%
8%
*
class
Placer Development
a__
26%
.•
British
Coronation
Jan
9%
a—
37
20%
Bronze
class
600
.
9%
Petroleums
Penmans
•
series
104
*
Products
Page-IIersey
a20
26
868
13
104
v
Wholesale
Pacific
common—
Canadian
11 %
common
Oshawa
•
Canadian
Weaving
Apr
Jun
10
15%
6,247
'
5
20
12%
•
Steel
36
Mar
•;
Feb
8
•"
20
5
Ontario
Jun
1
Canadian
Consumers
Jan
17
a26
a26
20
Corp
Scotia Light & Power—
Ogilvie Flour Mills common—
Aug
•
Jun
16%
16"%
*
Nova
94 %
12.50
Canadian
Consolidated
May
15
Electronics
Apr •
44
31
—*
May
50%
*
18%
Jan
50
*
1
Aug
20
Jan
10
Mines Ltd
43% Aug
11% Jun
10
Feb
8%
jun
*
5%
Jan
25
Car
B
.—•
preferred
Aviation
Class
Noranda
83
Foundries common
7
150
al8
*
52% Aug
Jan
29%
Wire
July
9
Jan
3.80
20
Canadian
Cockshutt
7%
48
Niagara
950
Malting common
Canada Steamship common
Canadian
300
Jun
175
•
Aug
% Aug
7%
——
200
Sugar
42
7%
Chemical common__5
Drug &
15
common
Jan
875
5
Steel
49%
Canada
Canadian
55
•
Dominion
36
31
1,150
—20
Ltd class A
Preferred
National
90%
preferred
Iron
8%
52%
National
83
common
Cement
&
8%
4.50
Feb
48% July
34% Jan
47% Mar
52%
*
Jan
26% Mar
36
42%
Jun
May
Jun
42%
Jan
14%
A
12
42
40
43%
Products
Calgary Power
65
Jan
38%
4.50
10
8% May
;
39%
A
Locomotive
14"%
*
100
al8
common
class
Preferred
50% July
54
6%
pfd
(1959) Ltd pfd
Can
Mills
Building
Dome
54%
May
•
11
39%
Montreal Trust
Aug^
25
Telephone
Company
Corbys
Montreal
78
50
Chemical
Brooke
Chrysler
23% July
68% Aug
Jan
27
90
Columbia
Brockville
$1.75
Jan
66%
20% Mar
450
*
Power
5%
59 %
2,219
27
100
Columbia
Canada
4,632
27
Products
78
34
100 •'
Breweries
Jan
8%
Jan
*
Molson
41
50
60%
:—*
common
Metropolitan Stores
$1.30 preferred
July
328
Power
1,175
10
:
preferred
33
Jan
1,567
50
&
Forest
British
5%%
22
2,727
preferred
preferred
$1.30
,
71%
36
priority———!—*
Tel.
(Robt)
47
4% %
Columbia
Ltd
&
Mitchell
64
Electric—
British
Tel
Massey-Ferguson
Jun
42%
Oil
Columbia
Corp
Maritime
July
47
pfd
Light
Mailman
33% Aug
•
5% %
American
Canada
51%
41%
£1
Mersey
Canada
44
Jan
71
*
———
25% Mar
62%
Paper
Traction
Bruck
Jan
48
50%
*
Ltd—
(M)
2,346
47
50
Brazilian
British
33
49
Jan
42%
1
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd •
July
64
preferred
Bowaters
5%
55% July
42%
preferred
British
45
Jan
•
25
'
British
Feb
50%
10
A
B
Bowater
40
«—•
Paper class
Telephone
5V2 %
Apr
38% May
•
Power
Bowater
53
Jan
40%
—*
Ltd
Loeb
Class B
pfd
of
Class
Jan
33 %
425
11
*
Lower St Lawrence Power
1,250
32%
Bank
Bell
July
51%
1,965
48
71
Ltd common—•
(John)
High
45 %
July
48
90
Bank
Bathurst
44 %
110
44
32%
31%
31%
Feb
45 % Mar
45
a50% a50%
•
32 '/a
Public Service
Ltd
Low
High
48
-—25
Lewis Bros
"
53%
42
50
Steels Ltd
:
31 % July
20
47%
52%
July
July
May
■700
33
47
27
225
31%
22 Va
Jan
5,395
43%
33
47
.$2.50
11 %
Jun
Jan
19%
200
42%
•
pfd—50
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
50
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%% pfd
50
$2.90 preferred
50
Argus Corp Ltd common
•
1
8
19%
Labatt
Range Since Jan, 1
Shares
43%
45
5
Corp-
preferred
Jamaica
Jun
3,914
43%
53%
25
70
a22
Ltd
43% July
Aug
125
a22
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%%
Apr
23
Utilities
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
5
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% preferred.*—10
High
36%
800
a22% a22%
•
$2
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
v
International
Low
-25
common
Low
»
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Sale Price
Par
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
•
Week's
Friday
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended August 4)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
.
.
Ltd—
8c
1
10c
>
'
8c
8,000
Feb
Jan
2%c
Apr
12c
Jun
6c
Mar
15c
May
Volume
Number
194
6079
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(563)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
STOCKS
Sale Price
,' '•
of Prices
Par
Calgary
& Edmonton Corn Ltd
Calumet
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
Conadian
Internat'l
Kodiak
Canadian
Canadian Power
Canalask
Paner
&
Canuba
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Minerals
Ltd
Consolidated
Consol
22
Jun
Corp
Loblaw
80c
Feb
1.70
Jun
7
6c
35c
69,600
13c
Mar
36c
July
2c
1,000
2c
Feb
3c
Apr
2c
Jun
July
Class
Class
Maple Leaf
Mills
Minnesota
13c
4,500
6%c Feb
19c
Jun
Moore
10c
5,000
8%c Apr
12 %c
Jan
2c
1
1,000
3.40
1
24,735
13c
.
12c 12 %c
4 Mac
3c
6c
4%c
class
A
&
1,000
1
2c
4c
May
> 1.94
Jan
May
4.25 May
-
11 %c July
13c
Aug
1955
San
Feb
11c
Apr
Sherritt-Gordon
2%c Jan
6c
Jun
6c
500
5c
1,000
5c
1.20
1.20
100
3%c
I,000
3%c Jan
1.25
1.25
3,900
81c
Feb
23c
27c
16,000
19c
Jun
29c
43c
200
35c
Apr
60c
2,475
14%
Steep
Gold
Rock
25c
)•-
,
1.20 Aug
2.50 Mar
5c
East
Oilcloth
Sullivan
Fab
Reliance
Fundy
Copper
Bay
Oil
Gaspe
Golden
Minerals
Ventures
25c
May
55c
63c
16,900
51c
July
a22% a23%
190
19%
Jun
100
1.60
Jan
1.76
Traders'
Fin
Trans
Union
Gas
May
1.76
400
2.50 May
6.00
1.15
Age Mines Ltd
of
Haitian Copper Mining Corp
Hastings Mining Development
United
Keno
Oils
3,000
6c
Feb
2,925
38%
Jan
2c
Jan
25c
30c
11,500
20c
July
4%c
4%c
4%c
3,000
3c
5%C
5%C
16,000
33c
37c
2%c
90c
93c
Ceramic
10c
pfd_50
1
& Exulora'n Co Ltd_l
Labrador Mining
conv
Mining
Copper
Lithium
Co Ltd_;
Corp of Canada Ltd
Massval
Mines
Ltd
Melchers
Distilleries
6%
Ltd
——
13%c
Jun
48c
Jan
Acadia
2%C
21,000
2%c
Jan
4%c May
95c
11,000
77C
Jun
27Va
620
2%c
2%c
5,000
1.20 May
2%c July
22c
22c
23c
5,100
21c
12c
11c
13c
11,050
39
43%
5,235
1,800
8%c
50
18 %c
Feb
Feb
53
July
Aug
Mines
Monpre
Mining Co
Ltd_—___:
L£d~
Pleasant
Mount
Royal
Dairies
Mount
Royal
Rice Mills 'Ltd—
Ltd_,
Mines
Ltd
Class
Acme
A
Agnew
Surpass
Jun
Akaitcho
Alba
Feb
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
Santiago Mines Ltd
New
West
50c
Jan
Jun
a6
10
9%c
Feb
24c
Jun
27
Feb
43%
Aug
Jan
8
Apr
11
Jun
13
July
48c
19,000
40c
Aug
16c
7,000
12c
Jun
24c
12%
800
11%
Feb
1.35
3,200
5c
25
5
Nocana
North
Mines
Ltd
American
Northern
1st
Ltd—
Gold
Quebec Power
52c
preferred
Northwest
Aug
9
Mar
Mar
68c
Jun
7%
125
7% July
11
325
10% Mar
5c
7,500
a65
182
Natural
(1945)
Ltd
Opemisca
30,000
2c
7% July
13c
9c
39 %c May
7c
Jan
4c
Jun
47,400
30c
Jun
52c
Mar
34
34
550
25%
Jan
34
Aug
Anchor
47
Jan
51
July
3.25
Jan
Opemiska
Copper
Orchan
Ltd
7c
Jan
Anacon
Mines (Quebec) Ltd 1
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
1
Paudash
Mines Ltd
Mining Corp
Pitt
Gold
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Power
Corp
AV2V0
Provo
Steel
1st
Mills
Anglo
Producers
Gas
Red
Crest
Mines
1,100
5.40
Jan
8.60 May
Area
1.55
Feb
1.70
Argus
Corp
Apr
Feb
20c
Apr
500
7c
Aug
10%
Jun
Ashdown
2,000
2c
Feb
4c
Jan
Associated
8c
Feb
18c
May
Arjon
Gold
Foo's
Mines
Gold
1,90
Jan
2.48
Feb
Atlas
Yellowknife
2.70
2.55
2.80
1,305
2.00
Feb
4.85
Apr
3c
2%c
3%c
Feb
Aumaque
2,000
2c
2c
2.30
2.30
100
45c
45c
300
Metals
.1
7.25
7.10
7.35
16,650
Ll
Development
Mines
1.82
1.75
1.85
43,820
Dufault
Air
Standard
Steeloy
Tache
6%
pfd
Tazin
Mines
United
Ltd
16%
4,385
9c
500
124
130
30
1.60
1.40
1.60
24,400
71c
Feb
42c
47c
500
15c
Feb
5c
__
8c
116
Autofab
7c
Bankeno
May
Jun
13%
50
13%
Jun
16 V*
5c
1,200
5c
Jan
8 Vac May
9c
60
61
300
31%
1
Ltd
600
1.10
1.20
3,200
13%
13%
511
6c
6c
6c
II,500
3.75
Feb
Baska
Aug
Bata
9
Jan
Feb
Class
Jun
Apr
9 %c Mar
95c
July
95c
95c
98c
1,300
57
55
63
10,544
5c
5%c
9,400
5c
50c
50c
6,000
46c
*
,
50c
Jun
6c
1
.
Jan
14 %
*
Ltd
6.35 July
1.60
30
1.00
July
63
July
Jan
Dec
61c
Mar
Jan
Beatty
Campbell
Canada
■
Class
Trunk
Line
Chibougamau
Packers
Ltd
L
Canadian
Ltd "A"
Co
Mines
class
Delhi
32%
325
9.35
9.80
1,300
24%
5.70
Oils
Ltd
Co
Lodge
Zellerbach
Mines
Belcher
Mining
Telephone
Bethlehem
Bibis
49%
Jan
60 % May
4.10
4.10
100
4.05
Jun
5.00
Apr
Jun
5.85
6.35
5,750
5.10
Jan
7.25
6.00
6.00
200
4.90
Jan
6.30 July
46%
46
46%
1,063
41
Apr
48%
18%
18
18%
4,221
16
Jan
20
55
54
Jan
55
55
25
9.30
100
.111
Gateway Oils Ltd
Giant
Yellowknife
Gold
*
Mines
Ltd
2c
2c
2c
7,000
9.30 Aug
lc
Bicroft Uran
Black
Corp
•
57
Apr
Jun
May
Mar
*11%
Mar
3c
Jan
Britalta
May
4%
19%
1,582
1«V*
Jan
19% Aug
57
57 Va
615
52 Va
Feb
57 Va
Jun
4.00
Feb
8.50
Jun
7.20
7.50
840
43%
42%
43%
4,585
35c
550
1.80
1.76
1.85
10,222
33%
32
33%
9,538
35c
47
16c
8%C
9%c
6,065
7c
8c
47 V*
16c
47%'
8c
20,129
.
1,815
500
7.40
7.35
7.90
4,958
13 %C
13 Vac
14c
3,000
7%c
8c
20,500
35
35
200
5c
6,500
35
38c
1.65
July
20% May
Mar
32% Feb
16c
15 % May
108
52c
.
Jun
44 % July
1(
Jun
*
45c
...
May
Jan
2.15 Mar
31% July
45 Va Mar
.ih(V 38% .May
47 Va.iluly
15c
.
Apr
22c
Apr
5c
Feb
12c
Apr
6%c
Jan
14Vac
37c
Feb
84c
Jun
4.05
Apr
2.50
Feb
5%c July
12c
tf.35 Aug
12c
8.75
Feb
22c
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jun
7%c Feb
36c
Jan
28
ADr
39%
Jun
Jan
20c
Apr
20
88c
91c
2,500
71c
Jan
41%
44%
1,915
32%
Jan
44 %
Aug
52
44
52
25
48
Jan
52 V*
July
3,500
6c
Apr
9c
9%
1.12 May
7c
6c
7c
11%
11%
11%
325
Jun
13%
47c
45c
48c
54,017
17c
Feb
49c
May
15C 17 %c
7,000
9c
May
18c
July
23%
645
1.12 „'1.20
7,200
1.07
Jan
31%
32%
4,381
21%
Jan
5c
*
•
5c
2,000
4 VaC May
23%
23%
31%
1.20
7c
7c
8c
1,200
9%c
13c
14c
19,500
16 V*
7c
Feb
24
1.60
5c
7%c
15,000
3.15
1,500
2.65
300
6 Va
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
17%c May
Feb
6%
May
13c
Feb
7c
Apr
8c
Jai\
6%
Jan
33% July
Jan
6%c
2.99
8c
Jan
3.15 July
N
7 Vs Mar
300
250
300
2,365
1
7.85
6.95
7.85
13,235
20%
20%
21
335
18% Mar
21
23 V*
23
23%
780
20% Mar
25% July
1.69
1.69
1.69
100
75c
Jan
38c
38c
2,700
340
Mar
52c
12c
12c
3,500
10c
Feb
14c
2.50 Aug
3.50
4.90
8.85 Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.70
Aug
Jun
May
10
68'/*
66%
68%
6,797
59 V*
Jan
68 V*
Aug
78
76
78
7,637
66%
Jan
78
Aug
1.62
1.61
1.70
13,675
46c
48c
2,000
39c
Jan
8c
10c
5,200
8c
Jan
1
8c
50c
Jan
May
14 Vac May
7c
8c
10,000
16 %c
Feb
5%c
6 %c
20.900
3%c Jan
8Vac
Apr
47
940
41'/a
48% July
27
47
*
2.12
1.42 May
46%
25
7%C
5%c
27
27%
300
I8V2C
16c 18 Vac
18,533
14%
14%
15
230
4%C
4%c
II,500
25
25
520
50c
56c
54%
53%
54%
1.08
1.05
lie
■
55c
1.17
7c
7c
•%
4c
July
Feb
Jan
Jan
July
t.»,
22c
9c
Jan
26
18,400
45c
Feb
70c
24,176
6,700
47% Mar
58c
Jan
9c
July
12c
6,442
6 %c
10,000
4%c Jun
71C
72c
20,300
58c
Mar
8c
8c
3,600
8c
Jan
May
17% May
21
6c
8c
35
May
lie
4% %
4
%%
28
19
%%
Hudson's Bay Oil & Gas Ltd
15
28
1,660
Jan
28
Aug
4
14
15
400
9%
Jan
15
Aug
5%
3.80
3.80
100
2.60
Jan
4.15
Jun
5 % %
5%c
6c
4,400
8%C
55 Vs
Mar
Jun
May
Jun
1.74 May
14c
8 Vaf
Jan
Jan
82c
May
Jun
15c
Mar
5%c July
12c
9%c
8,000
56c
Feb
12c
Jun
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
37,850
3%c Jan
39c
Jan
69c
May
50 % July
54
July
53c
52c
49%
49%
50 V*
720
46 Va
52%
52%
54
500
50 V*
Jan
8%
7%
8%
830
7%
Feb
52
52
55
47 Va
Jan
52%
Jun
5.80 May
7.60
Jan
50
1
6.20
6.20
6.55
3,006
1
50c
45c
50c
1,600
*
common
4.90
5,023
5%
5%
400
30c
3.80
5
Jan
9 V* May
Feb
Jan
50c
Jan
5.75 May
Apr
7%
Jan
46%
47
75
43%
Jun
49
*
56 V*
57
150
42%
Feb
59% July
1
2.36
2.40
500
2.00
Jan
30%
33%
25,660
29%
Jan
36
72
73
268
72
Aug
81
38
41 %
475
38
Aug
42% Mar
37
40
880
37
Aug
45
July
July
47
*
Oil
Electric—
4.75
4.80
*
Petroleums
preferred
Jan
14 %
pfd
common
American
Aug
18%
19%
<—50
G)
Columbia
150
9.60 Mar
5%%
Petroleums
British
Jan
42
11,500
Jan
1
_—
Traction
(T
129
see page
50c
1
preferred
Preferred
Bright
30
footnotes,
50c
7.90
50
50
Ltd
Bridge & Tank common
400
For
50 c
1
5%
Paper
Brazilian
150
27%
Jan
•
preferred
Bralsaman
12%
*
May
14
1
Mines
Mines
5%%
149
2.50
104
1
Mines
Uranium
Bay
Bordulac
12%
common
155
11.899
1
Bidcop Mines Ltd
.1
Club Ltd
Apr
July
1,135
1
Mines-
Yukon
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd_*
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
5
Jockey
Corp
Copper
Mines-—
Bevcon
Mersey
60
200
9.30
2.00
34% May
109%
18
—1
25
50c
Corp
Pioneer—
Jan
59
1
Jan
108
*
common
Bralorne
49
59
5
Corp__
Ltd
Jan
105 Vs
•
Co
British
Denison
Jan
24%
146
13%
*
*
Mines
Bowaters
59
*
common--
class A
Bros
Bowater
100
6.35
1.50
10,878
*
10 Vs May
60
*
*
8,575
32%
1
Jan
60
*
Corp
1.85
31
17%
*
Paper
34 V* May
60
10c
Apr
12%
•
—
Jan
*
Ltd
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Gas
32%
*
Oil
Rio
32%
1
j
Central-Del
Crown
Ltd
A.
Chromium
Consumer
5
1.30
Jan
106%
*
Mines
&
Lumber
Bouzan
Stocks-
Gas
i
B
Bowater
Alberta
50c
Jan
Aug
11c
Ltd
Duauesne
Beaver
Jun
—1
Co
Uranium
Beaver
13%
1
Corp
Jan
Jun
1
—
Mining
Petroleums
%c May
65
Jan
5c
2.50
53c
10
*
Exploration
Bathurst Power
16 %c Mar
Jan
Mar
1
Scotia
Mines
Metals
Base
5c
July
38c
3 Vac May
1.70 July
May
1.05 July
1
;
Mines
Cons
Barymin
8c
1.66 May
1.00 Mar
ll
L
Mining
Oil
6.15
1.20
13%
1
Ltd
6.10
•
10
Properties—
Mines
Bankfield
Barnat
Aug
2.75 May
Jan
5 Vac
5,500
I,000
44c
Jan
25
130
Aug
1,500
Feb
56c
27
25
—
—
preferred
Jan
5C
5,100
Mar
4.50
Apr
*
B
Montreal
5c
7c
16c
Jan
18
1
Oil
Nova
1.45
15c
Feb
2.80
.—50c
preferred
5%%
Banff
of
500
6c
Jan
10c
1
class
Ltd
of
1,400
14c
19 %
11% July
22% July
108
1
Mines
Bank
85c
25 Va July
Jun
1.70
1
Mines
Bank
3,500
a
8
?
Gold
Gold
Aug
5c
5c
Jun
23% Mar
107% 109 V*
1
Mines
14 %c May
5c
al3%
—
Mines-
Jan
1.53
••
;
Electric
Beattie
10
Elec
Ventures Ltd
Unlisted
16%
12% May
Aug
5c
1
1
Fund
8% Mar
1.85
Jan
1.50
5c
*
Ltd
Explorations
Westburne
Jan
9C
1
——
Corp Ltd
Principal
Towns
Mines
7
1.15
Copper
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Bell
Asbestos
Vauze
Apr
15
—*
Corp
United
Virginia
Aug
9c
1
L-td_^
Corp
United
Vanguard
7.35
2.68
5,474
1
—
Mines
Ltd
Petroleum
Trans-Canada
Feb
1,000
Feb
43%
Jan
May
Jan
5.25
8
._1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
2.50
65c
94c
1.86
100
Ltd
Mines
Corp
3%c May
Jan
Jan
7%
,
Titan
2.00
1.85
*
Petroleum
Lake
Auto
42c
Power
Consolidated
Supertest
Aunor
J"ly
7%
-
Gold
May
48c
1.86
—1
_
Services
Mining
Sullivan
22c
*
Ltd
Mines
Warrants
3Vac
Jan
1
;
Southern Canada
Spartan
Feb
7c
16%
Ltd
Sobey's Stores class A_
South
2c
38%c July
2c
Feb
25c
Coast
Ruffner
5%
Columbian
common
Aumacho River Mines
*
4,000
*
Acceptance
3,000
2
1.00
16 %c
2.12
Ltd
92c
Warrants
2.09
51500
8,965
13 %C
Apr
1
B
Steels
56,500
2.25
High
Mar
10
Nickel
Atlantic
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd—
Siscoe
class
Arcadia
Atlas
-
Lawrence
Saucon
Hardware
Apr
261,700
4c
2.10
43c
Jan. 1
1
Jan
13c
4c
2.20
•
Mines
10%
45c
30,254
•
45
11c
98c
1
Apr
39c
93c
50
Feb
12c
Apr
17
5c
A
common
7
Ltd
Enterprises
.Warrants
St
class
42
43'Ac
95C
warrants
15
1
360
1
preferred
10c
1
22
10o
Mines
500
Nickel
255
1
21%
1
Imperial
9%
,
1,650
•
a43
Oil Development Ltd
Smelting & Refining Ltd
4,000
1
*
Quebec
Ruby
Earth
9%
1
475
12c
4.20
1
Pete—
a43
Ltd
22%
10c
4.15
50
Mines
Mines
Atlin
Nickel
Rare
.50
Cobalt & Exploration
Quebec
pfd
*
Quebec
Ragland
4%%
Huronian
Atlantic
preferred
Ltd
22%
12c
•
Anglo Rouyn Mines
7.60
of Canada—
cumulative
Premier
22%
3,000
1.64
78,500
10 %c
4,090
6 %c
Anthes
10 %c 13 %c
1
10 V*
6c
Arcadia
3c
9%
1
12 %c May
2c
i
1
;
9%
100
15 %c May
2
.
Mining Co Ltd
950
3.00
Jan
4,050
24%
3.00
Jan
7c
23%
lc
8c
11c
23%
Controls
6c
7c
8c
36%
4,267
1,500
11c
8,416
59c
2,500
1
Range Since
Low
5.824
8c
10
Petroleums
$2.50
Pennbec
Shares
High
57c
9c
*:
of Prices
Low
20c
7c
9c
1.60
Dollars
Mines
7.60
9c
Jan
for Week
9c
10
Minerals
Larder
Lead
1.64
1
common
Leduc
Analogue
2.10
Apr
11% Aug
*
Oils
Ltd
Amalgamated
7,200
50
1.10
Jun
July
Sales
Week's
Range
7.20
Co
American
4c
100
8'/a Mar
41%
•
Amalgamated
40c
50
Expressed in Canadian
,*
4c
^2.50
Are
50
Aluminium
36c
50
300
20
13%
Cons
Roxana
4c
2.50
1.38
Jan
15%
May
May
3%c ^b
Jan
1.38
1,955
15%
10
Almlnex
Jun
65
Jan
41,500
500
r
8c
Warrants
39c
—1
_
Explorers
9.80 Mar
92 %
_100
Gas
Algoma Steel
Ansil
Obalski
Jan
Feb
40%
•
Preferred
Allied
11%
Feb
2c
,
11%
1
Class B preferred
9% May
Jan
29c
i
*
Ltd
Aug
1.75 May
5.45 Aug
Feb
41%
Class A warrants
Central
4c
2c
11
109
Algoma
32c
Jan
20
1.85
Apr
220
46
19 Va
32%
Jun
6,200
50
Industries
19%
•
1.55
4,000
4Vac
9
5
Pac
45c
5%
87
100
13%
Jan
500
2,375
Trunk
Gas
Alberta
7%
24 %c
com—*
Co Ltd
6.95
91
13%
Class A preferred
Alberta
1
Ltd_
4,275
91
13 Vs
■
May
5c
v.
Jan
91
1
common
Warrants
1
,
Metals
Rare
2c
24 %c
1.
8.65
20
'
Feb
3.20
1.00
Yellowknife
Alberta
a56
5c
8.30
May
4,400
-
May
May
20 % Aug
May
1.36
•
;
Explorations
Jun
1.22
11
a56
50c
:
Mines
Amulet
1
Pwr Co Ltd—10
Light &
5.45
19
19
200
*
13%
100
1
Alberta Distillers
Aluminum
New
Newfoundland
20
1.68
•
Agnico Mines Ltd
Aug
40c
—
100
600
20 %
20
1
Shoe
4c
7%
*
—
20%
20
•
Ltd
5.75
7%
40c
*
Canada
20
•
Oil
&
27 %
4c
v
Jun
20
25
—
Gas
Jan
1.18
*
13 V*
Jun
Jun-
•
Atlantic Sugar common
July
12%
12%
1.15
Aug
19Va
1
.
3.05
15c
1
*
Mount
Mussens
a6
1
8%
33% July
61% Aug
Jan
19%
Shown
Ltd
17%
40c
-
al2% al21/2
*
May
75
Sale Priee
30c
25 %
44c
29
44 Va
50
Par
44;000
3.60
1
Corp of Canada Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
100
Jun
Jun
27%
•
Mining
8%
Last
6%c
25
—..—-10
Jun
8%
Friday
Jan
53
common—*
preferred
:
Chipman
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mercury
16%
al9% al9%
STOCKS
3%c
3.75
42 %
Apr
Toronto Stock Exchange
Abitibi Power & Paper common
Preferred
53
5
13%
al9% al9%
Ltd—
Aug
8%c Mar
3.05
1
Ltd
Mines
200
11
Voting trust
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Aug
16
75
common
Jan
100
;_*
Jun
23'/a
2,140
Ltd
Mines
Abacus
10c
1
23%
Jan
61%
8.55
30c
10c
Investment Foundation 6V0
Jubilee
Iron
Corp
Lingside
Ltd—1
Mining
47%
Jan
20%
1.38
Canada
Hill
Advocate Mines
International
Jan
20%
25
5.20
3%c May
*
Aug
33
160
32 Va
63 % July
4,500
1
1,050
1.68
Prices
1.99 May
2c
37c
47%
Jan
23%
32
Ltd
Jan
9c
♦
Aug
59%
20
4%% pfd
Pipe Line Co
Oil
Fob
24 %
62
1
45
60 Va
Ltd
Aug
July
40c
30c
:
Jan
May
Aug
28 %
Apr
2c
1
30%
20
Ltd
Mountain
56%
56'A
1
1,575
32%
Ltd
Mines
Cor
.Jan
8 %C
;—•
Inc
Ltd
Ltd
14%
3,500
a23%
Ltd
Mines
4,740
39c
1
.
Exploration
&
28 %
1
;
;
Mines Ltd
Nickel
Mining
Fort
Ltd_
23
38c
60c
Co Ltd*
Ltd—-
Mines
Metal
Falconbridge
Fano
*
& Lineleum
Mines
;
6
27
38c
*
1
45
Apr
85c
16
20
Mines
1.62 May
9% May
6
Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion
43c
13 %
Warrants
Dominion
Dominion Explorers Ltd
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
Aug
Aug
1
14%
45c
20
;
Mines
Iron
13%
Jan
14%
Antonio
Jun
44 Va
—1.25
pfd
preferred
Jan
9
45c
1,300
1,000
5
Co
preferred
1956
5c
18 Vac May
3%C
3%c
5%
Jun
8%
11 %
•
5%
Feb
3c
Jan
23%
*
Pipe Lines Ltd_—
Quebec Telephone 5% 1950
5%
1951 preferred
6%c
23 Va
6
a22 a22%
a22 %
2.50
Paper
High
200
41
47%
2.50
!
Jan. 1
Low
7%
45c
45c
44 Va
•
A
Paper Co "A"
Ontario
11,500
5c
_.
class
Range Since
High
10
10%
1
Ltd
Corp Ltd
13,000
6p
1.50
1
Limitee
Ltd
Pembina
—
Ltd
Denault
1
;;
United
Dalfen's
Ltd
Shares
7%
•
&
B
13c
2c
Low
•
B
MacLaren Power
10c
.
1
Minerals
Companies Ltd
10c
13C
Mines Ltd
Feb
Feb
33c
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Copperstream
Kirkland
18
Jan
3.15
_
Mines
2c
13c
Ltd
"
Kerr-Addison Gold
Feb
5
2c
1
Pacific
New
July
16
1,700
3.30
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd
4c
Apr
Douglas Ltd class A
for Week
of Prices
Par
Kelly
11% May
1,000
1
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
Mar
7
.—__1
;
20
3c
1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
2c
Sale Friee
High
Jan
7
Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corn
14
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
Jan. 1
2%C
1
Ltd
Copper Mines
Copper Corp
Chibougamau
30,970
35c
1
Manitoba
1.65
1
Ltd
Quebec Explorations Ltd
Chemalloy
25
1.35
1
Carbec
Chib-Kayrand
21%
1
Cartier
Central
400
*
Explorations Ltd
Mines
1,000
12
1.60
Range Since
Low
250
21%
*
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
3c
;
Ltd
Inv
3c
11%
Ltd—*
Trust
Refineries
18
*
Nickel Mines Ltd
Canorama
>
,
High
17%
18
1
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Inv
Low
*
Canadian
(Range for Week Ended August 4)
Sales
Last
-v
39
33
3.05
Jun
Apr
Apr
"
100
v
'
50
50
100
50
50
Jun
82
f
92%.
560
82
Aug
94 V*
42
—
49%
1,811
47
Apr
55
Jun
47
52%
1.825
42
Aug
55%
Jun
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(564)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
Low
Par
Columbia
British
British
Broulan
Brown
14%
15
13,325
16
16
16
368
*
34
33%
36%
43,887
:—___25
Telephone
49%
48 Va
50 V4
4,014
9%
10
400
preferred—1—10
Chemicals
Reef
14%
Power
Columbia
Brcckville
*
class B
Packers
Columbia
British
Mines
Mills
Class
A—
29c
*
Ahkerite
9 %
25c
12%
4 Vic
2.60
2.60
3.45
3.65
4,900
4%C
6c
27,500
1.70
_______—___1
1.85
*
37
120
Marbenor
Jun
Consolidated
Marcus Gold Ltd
Mic
15
9c
2.30
Jan
5.50
2.30
Jan
5.80
4%c July
8c
1.06 Mar
Jan
*
500 "
18c
Jun
18c
39c
Jan
May
42c
40c
45c
56,305
35c
Jun
55c
1
46c
46c
49c
8,500
38c
May
63c
Oils
95c
99c
4,458
68c
Jan
1.19
Apr
*
2.95
2.70
3.05
76,664
Feb
3.05
Aug
*
25%
24%
26%
Jan
28%
1
1.09
1.09
1.16
" 3,220
78c
Feb
21c
24c
5,600
12c
Jan
Ltd
„1
Jun
Consolidated
Mosher
2
Jun
Consolidated
Negus Mines
1
Jan
Consolidated
Nicholson
Mines
*
Consolidated
Northland
Mines
1.96 Aug
High
Low
High
__1
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Mogul
Consolidated Morrison Exploration
Apr
July
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares,
18c
1
Mines
Mac
.
,20
7,643
;
1.80
Jan
Jun
1.74 May
30c
May
'
1.96
58,400
37
37%
1,200
32
Jan
38% July
Consolidated
19%
19%
210
16
Jun
22
Jun
Consolidated
Quebec
12
12%
3,046
11
May
13%
Jan
Consolidated
Red
7%
300
Sannorm
11 Vze 11 %c
*
Low
1
Consolidated
38c
Apr
5c
Consolidated
52
Jan
50
Halliwell
Feb
11% Mar
Mar
338
Golden Arrow
Consolidated
48 %
Jan
4,000
Consolidated
Aug
for Week
of Prices
Par
July
16
Mar
8c
3.50
Burns
45
30c
1
Building' Products
Burlington
15
32% July
13%
1
—
Apr
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
14%
8c
8c
:*
Mining & Smelting
Buffadison Gold
12
13 Vz
1
class
B
Brunswick
Buffalo
30c
1
Company
Bruck
Low
._*
Products
Forest
Columbia
British
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
Week's
Friday
for Week
Shares
.
(Range for Week Ended August 4)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
.
500
1.95
2.04
12c
5,700
3%c
4c
200
26c
1
26c
Jan
2.40
Mar
1.51
10,500
11 %c
2.00
11 %c
Mar
16c
Mar
2%c Jun
6c
Jan
41c
May
11c
25c
1,000
Feb
.
V
Cable
Cadamet
Calalta
class
Dock
Dry
7%
*
A
Oils—:—.
Mines
12 V4
1
Mines
7 Vac
Petroleum
25c
Calgary & Edmonton
*
*
Gas
Oil______—
&
'
35c
5,450
48c
Jun
13%
Jan
23%
Jan
30%
Jun
38c
Mar
6,028
23%
5,000
26c
1.05
May
2.00
1.83
1.80
1.85
2,600
1
9.15
9.10
9.80
57,830
1
15%
15
16
600
Canada
Bread
common
*
5
5
5
100
3% Mar
6
Canada
Cement
common
*
27
26%
27 Va
2,522
24% July
29
*
Preferred
Crushed
Foils
Class
Cut
4 % ro
Foundries
preferred
Canada
Oil
7%c
10,200
5c
Feb
11c
May
May
1
11 %c
8c
12c
100,115
4c
Mar
12c
July
*
2.40
2.45
700
*
Class
B
Copp
Apr
Coulee
Aug
Courvan
28%
29
80
21
Feb
29
20
20
260
18%
Jan
21%
74
545
63%
Jan
1.20
3,590
88c
Feb
8,550
2%c July
29c
Petrol
Canada
Steamship
Canada
Wire
49
48%
71 %
295
57%
4c
4c
500
4c
Aug
2.89
2.70
2.95
15.150
2.66
July
Lines
*
common
59
59
59
235
40%
Jan
B
1.75
1.74
1.84
8,250
1.23
*
Minerals
Breweries
_:
—
•
9
750
5c
5c
■
—
10,072
5%
—
5%
1,125
49%
5%
—
72
8%
9
1
;.
71
53
7,879
85
Jan
22c
j
Jan
1.98
Class
Aluminium
13 %
common *
warrants
A
12
13%
I,435
4.50
3.75
4.50
4,535
4.50
3.75
4.50
3,775
Canadian Canners class A
*
14
14
14%
624
Canadian
*
32 Vz
29%
32%
9,154
25
31
31
35
615
*
98c
Class B warrants
Crows
Crush
$1%
Celanese
common
preferred
Canadian
Chemical
6%
Chieftain
Canadian
Petroleum
Collieries
3
commonsL£S-
Preferred
Canadian
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Drawn
Canadian
Dredge
80c
Mar
8%
53
Jan
Dock
B
Decfeufsey
Feb
Deer
Aug
Horn
Deldona
*
Canadian
Food
Canadian
Gas
Products
1st
pfd
Warrants
Gen
Securities "A"
Canadian
High
Crest
*
'
"
20c
Canadian Homestead
10c
Husky Oir
Canadian Hydrocarbon
Industrial
Canadian
Industries
Stores
11% July
16
Feb
Dominion
Tar
2.00
4,850
710
23c
98c
2.716
6%
16,629
4,630
10%
11%
2,771
69%
5,205
9
8%
9
2,760
15%
16%
5,016
4.40
1.30
9%
63
3.80
14
Donalda
Jun
Dow
Apr
Duvan
Malartic
Gold
Marconi
Co
North
Canadian
•
Canadian Northwest Mines
Canadian
4%
Oil
Co$ common
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Salt
'
100
Canadian
Tire
4%
Corp
class
A
Utilities
Western
4%%
Captain
11%
11 Vz
11%
4,077
7%
Jan
12
51
51
25
Jan
63
81%
Aug
103
May
Aug
Natural
Gas
43
75c
81c
4,870
75c
Aug
1.04
Jun
4 %c
6 VzC
48,925
3c
Feb
6 %c
Aug
48%
49
1,200
37%
Jan
50
52
; 53
280
39%
Jan
53%
^__
83 Va
83%
65
99%
100
155
20
20
20
100
20
■
——
Athabaska
Central
Del
Pat
l'_i
■.
Porcupine,
Fleet
83%
Jun
96
93
Feb
100
Aug
24
May
Ford
14%
Jan
Apr
Apr
18% May
20% Mar
22
Francoeur
32*'
39
Jan
Fraser
13c
Jan
French
63c
Feb
Frobisher
33
175
10c
6,000
40c
6c
6c
13%
29,399
•
14%
2,000
2,675
60c
60C
60 c
5.75
6.40
'
1.10
1.04
1.20
*
8 VzC
8C
8 %c
»■
1.25
1.27
'
Chateau
1
Gai
Wines
1,500
22,721
Mar
9c
Jan
35c
July
5c
Mar
.,12% Mar,
25c
5.00
Mar
19,000
7c
Apr
2,600
Chib
27
27
50
1
Mines
3c
3 %c
6,000
27c
28c
3,500
13c
13c
1,000
1
Kayrand
——
Copper Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelt
1
80c
Chimo
1
45 Vac
45c
48c
*
6.05
6.00
6.10
25
52%
50
1
4.00
3.85
Gold
Chromium
1
Mines
Mining
Smelting
&
Chrysler
Cochenour Willans
Coin
Lake
Gold
Mines
•"
___1
Coniagas
18c
•
Jan
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Beta
Consolidated
Building
Preferred
Mines
common
Flin____
Consolidated
Central
Cadillacs
Consolidated
Discovery
Consolidated
Consolidated
Dragon
E'ast
Crest
Fenimore
Gillies
footnotes,
see page
93,545
10
Aug
19%
19%
19%
24,231
14% July
14Vt Jan
17% Mar
23
23
50
14%
14%
6,949
4%c
4%C
500
50
50
10
4c
9%c
,
20% Juiy
23
Jan
1
3c
5c
1
2.00
2.00
2.15
J
1.65
1.65
1.75
10
_
47
46 Va
Mines
Co
1
Trust
50 %
Feb
&
3c
Jun
16 VzC May
7c
Jan
1.01
Feb
■»'
V7• -mm*
6c
Aug
Jan
13,500
1.46
Apr
2.20 July
3,405
1.55
Jan
2.00 May
•
;
47
1,217
Jan
47
*
.
A__—
27
27
335
25
Apr
27%
55
55
50
55
Aug
19
20%
.___*
Developments Ltd
Jun
Jan
20
:
—_—
class
3,900
Va
14%. Aug
6%c
July
45
Aug
20%
1.48
1.48
*
.
13c
1
1.54
1,380
J
18,350
10
l
13c
2,000
10
10
50
18c
____*
18c
-1,240
35
9c
Jun
Apr
21% May
18% July
99c
May
■
65
1.78 May
Jan
.
Jan
20c
9
Feb
11V2- Jun
15c
Feb
37c
May
"common
Nickel
7% Mar
15%
1,940
8 (A Mar
I6V4 July
56%
63 %
•
18%
18%
18%
20%
20%
21
2,235
1.71
1.78
3.30
3.10
3.30
-
Jan
1.98 May
2.90
Jan
4.40
8,000
6c
Mar
12c
May
42,200
28c
July
46c
Apr
58%
58%
.7
25
41
Jan
69 Va May
10
10 Va
.-'400
4
Jan
10% July
66c
66c
68(i
1
13%
13%
92%
11%
12%
*
12%
4c
Jan
75c
July
10
Jan
14
May
470
65
Jan
96 Va
120
161
:20c
45C
610
96 Va
160
,
130
Jan
3,900
13%
96%
*
v
,.
2,074
j
4c
1,000
*
common
22%
24%
1,193
,..3.95
3.75
4.00
2,550
*
____
class
Trailer
24
10
preferred
A
1
9c 10 %c
10%c
,
20%
„
i,,
Co.
Apr
8c
36c
5
Ltd
Apr
1.12
7c
10
.
_*
:
May
24
30c
,
32c
_*
(U S)
20
Jan
1,900
•-
*
63% July
Jan
17%. Jan
16 V*
6,400
1.77
1
common
37%
320
•
-
1
1
(Charles)
37,718
Jun
3.45
3.75
.10
4c
21
3.25
8,980
He-
925
15 Va
.1,425
3.25
21'A
3.75,
.
.
Jan
Jun
14% May
Jan
Feb
6c
25
Apr
Jan
,
4.70
Jan
17
Jan
May
Aug
165
Feb
Jun
leo
c
23 %
..
Jan
4.50
Jan
-
1
-
5%
;
Ltd.
5%c
8 VaC
36%
37%
—
36%
104
1
preferred
Mines
F
*
100
23'A
Gatineau Power common.:
,
103 104 Vt
22%
216,000
920
4c
May
35 % July
-250
99%
1,880
17% Mar
,7 V*
.
23%
Jan
8 Vac Aug
39%
104V4
24
Feb
Aug
July
Bakeries—
*
10
10Va
3,104
Jan
10%. Jun
1
15%
15
16
3,637
10%
Feb
17%
Dynamics—
1
36%
36'A
38%
465
31V4
Jun
44%
Feb
24%c Mar
42c
May
General
Motors
_1%
49%
47%
49 Va
1,276
41
Jan
49 Va
Aug
15 %c May
General
Petrol
55c
55c
25
85c
Jan
Feb
9c
Jan
44c
Jan
90c
II,000
43c
Feb
70c
May
Apr
^
Class
Steel
Jan
6.70
July
52%
280
38%
Jan
52 %
Aug
Genex
Mines
4.05
8,600
3.30 Mar
4.15
Jan
Giant
Mascot
Giant
Yellowknife
Jan
20c
July
11 Vz
11%
550
11
Jan
12 %
Apr
July
55c
700
Feb
61c
*
9%
9
9%
5,590
7
Jan
12 Yt May
83 %
83%
83%
50
82
May
50c
common.
Preferred
Ltd
.__
Ltd
Mines
86
Jun
7%c
1
„
8c
3,100
7c
July
12 Vac
Jan
65c
70c
21,050
26c
Jan
70c
Aug.
12
1
Mine—
51c
14%
Jan
19c
Jan
70c
12%
1
12%
2,296
15c
15c
6,515
12%
12%
410
9% Mar
Jan
1.00
55c
55c
Jun
—100
—
Wares
4.70
13c
9%
50c
common
:
A
General
Drill
&
1,400
18,906
-895
14 Va
Development
77,132
•.
13%
14
56%
•
Co
Ltd
13%
_1
:
!
—
.-2
1
Mines
May
13%
14%
10
General
11 Vz
83c
v
6,600
63c
Jan
42,500
17c
10%
*—..875
'
3 VzC
3%c
1,000
-i'
3 VzC
—^—
5%
5 V4
7%
7
1.60
6c
2 %C
2.57
1
'
__
"
3 VzC
.
5%
r
30c
Jun
Jan
11%
Jun
3c
Jan
8c
May
1
6c
Jan
Aug
5%
Aug
Granby
7
Aug
7%
Aug
Grandroy Mines
v
4,327
1.60 Aug
6c
2 Vac
2.60
11,082
13c
4,600
12c
3,500
'
*
5c
Feb
2,000
2%c
Jan
1.80 Aug
Gordon
1
1
class A
Goldfields Mining
Goldray
Goodyear Tire Canada
4 % preferred
5%
3%c Aug
2.55
38c
Explorers
Globe Envelopes
6,314
.
2 %c
38c
Glacier
4,270
1,000
'
7 Vz
1.80
Jan
7%
6c
12c
*
7
83c
23c
10
10%
:
■-
80c
20 VzC
22c
\
o-
:
42
16
General
5"% Mar
:
__
14%
General
13 % July
1
Ironi—
Jun
15%
Apr
Jan
1
Lake
15%
4c
Jan
■—r-
Consolidated
Feb
1.50 May
8%
1
..
„
10%
28% July
3.90
*
Oil.-
Consolidated
For
82c
16 VzC 18 Vac
•
Callinan
170
Jan
1,975
10
Warrants
Consolidated
13
Jan
3,765
*
l
;?•;
13
Jan
13
*
t
13
62% Aug
2 %c
5.00
1
Gammai
48
78c
4.50
*
;
10% July
Jan
22
12%
*
•
•
Jan
41
*
Mines
Gaitwin Mining
Apr
1.23 May
12%
2.50
;
Bakeries
Feb
7
200
May
7.20
...
l
Mines
45
1,290
July
Petroleum
Fruehayf
*
1
Mines
Key
73c
3,534
48
Companies
Frosst
4.85
Combined Enterprises
Conduits National
Consolidated
—
18 %c
Columbia Cellulose
Con
—
62%
39c
Canada
15 % May
80c
Jan
85c
May
of
9%c Apr
,
Jan
27,160
*
Cheskirk Mines
Chesterville
1.25
4.75 Mar
Jan
16,400
Foundation
Geco
Oil
May
10%
23
Manufacturing
15%
A
Charter
2.30
46c
Motor Co
100
6.35
:
Jun
8 Va
48
Fleetwood Corp
535
1
*
;
i
Feb
10
25
Jan
39c
Products
22
1
Gold
Fibre
Jan
16 Vt
37c
60%
"
14 Va
Federal Grain class A
July
18% Mar
''
14
•__*»
Rio
Central
—
*
Jan
Jan
.
J10
Mining
Apr
9c
38c
*
6.65
Jan
*48'
Mining..
15%
33
1
Ltd
Farwest
Fatima
365
9 VaC
375
*
".
Ford
*
__1
Mines
3.95
11,0'
50?
Mines
17%
20
Jan
July
27%
10 Va
4,980
2,235
7%,.
46c
Ltd
I6V4
'
3.45
i
,
22
"<■
9.25
19%
7
_*
Investment
17 V4
17%
2,432
8.55
1
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
'
6c
com..*
19% Mar
common.
Famous Players Canadian
May
79c
—
1,205
Feb
Falconbridge
Apr
—
24%
18%
Preferred
Apr
48%
24%
24%
Mar
3.75
41
Jun
July
Corp
Exquisite Form
26% May
99%
Westinghouse
Mines
Central
Jan
*
—_.
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Cayzor
21%
:-,u
.100
pfd
'
——
Exoloration
Erin
99
*
preferred
Candore
Can
81%
50
12,828
100
Vickers
Canadian
50
102
25%
"
:
*
preferred
5V2 %
81 Vt
102
25 Va
—.-L
30%
Jun
*
preferred
Canadian
33
1
Corp.:
Common
5%
Jan
25 %
*
Silica
Thorium
8IV4
23%
9,665
93c
4c
Mines
Emco
Jan
6,102
40%
11% Mar
Jan
May
8c
Eureka
7.50 May
13c
Jan
39c
38%
Jan
Jan
9.25
52c
15
Common
Jan
Apr
2.65
8,660
Elder
Jun
3,865
9Vac
*
Amphi Gold
Economic
July
8c
19,732
4,000
17
15c
69c
2.98
9.25
50
Paper
1,566
60C
2.86
9.35
10c
Match
2,000
9.50
69c
2.90
4%c
Eddy
9c
July
4c
Eddy
42c
41c
4c
Apr,
69% Aug
9% May
Mar
Mar
*
12
4.80 May
27c
1
Malartic
10
preferred.,
.
Canadian
30c
July
38c
1
Sullivan
25
Railway
Canadian
1,300
57c
36c
37c
*
East
16c
30 Vz
i
4,200
.*
Aug
7%
Co
East
31%
15c
30%
100
Pacific
Canadian
8c
*
:_
Canadian
Canadian
5%
*
:
preferred
preferred
5%
32c
5Vt
1
Inca
32c
1
•_!■_
July
28c
24,500
& Mineral—.:
Copper
Eldrich
Canadian
Canadian
6c
25,900
9.25
Brewery
Apr
Jan
Jun
1,000
36c
1
7% May
3.75 Apr
Jan
23c
6%c
-19%
common
common
1.35
Jan
25c
6c
23.50
Textile
Duvex Oils
Apr
29 Vac Mar
24c
28c
6,169
7,007
Mines
Jan
Jan
24c
common—*
Preferred
Dominion
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jan
6c
*
Chemical
East
67c
1.06
&
Feb
Jan
3.00
new
40c
22c
May
12c
3,500
*
pfd——_
Dynamic Petroleum
1,600
16
*v
5%
Feb
67%
*'
9%
Jan
15%
5%
——
1.22 May
2.04 May
55
Jan
31c
16,800
8c
*
Inv
2.95 Apr
20% May
85c
2.25
-
2.50
common
Dominion
23c
11
10
Gas
July
19 Vz
1.00
*
Bank
Canadian
1,320
13
19
3.00
Imperial
11%
Jan
Jan
12c
Mar
108%
.
220
Jan
Mar
1,375
26c
3.95
12%
Jan
7c
16c
7 Vac May
8%c
2.50
Steel & Coal
7%
Mar
8c
Warrants
Dominion
4.30
Jan
3c
*
Jan
44%
97%
23c
#
.
5.15
100
5%
70
571
8%c
common
3.95 Mar
100
10'A May
Jan
1,945
106
8c
±2
8,850
'
6%
1
Petroleum_
4.20
"6,775
Aug
3%c
23 %c
'
.
Scottish
23c
Warrants
Dome
July
Mines
Magnesium
54
Jan
24
Jan
103
__2
Foundry & Steel
1.75
2.00
Canadian
82c
Seagrams
Dominion
5%
7%
Jun
9Vac
Mar
6c
18»A
Mar
% Aug
3 Vac
l
8,048
8 Vt
8
103
19% May
1
Dominion
5%
5%
200
8%
16% July
2,030
24
Mines
Dome
May
12
7c
24
_1
Palmer Oils—
Distillers
Aug.
9
Jan
59
14% July
25c
Bridge
Jan
45
Feb
Mines
Electrohome
Jan
11c
Jan
52
l
—
Dominion
54
20c
Denison
Apr
Mines
Dominion
1.52
Jan
33%
49
Feb
Jan
6.15
1
Dominion
50
preferred
Energy
Delnite
1.00
48c
6c
350
54%
6 %c
1.35 May
1
4.10 Mar
10%
500
45 %
!_
Apr
1,125
6%c
42
I
Mines
Jan
2,195
6%c
54%
45 %
1
Mines
Gold
35% July
7% Mar
46,015
932
Pacific.
Feb
11
17
1
31%
85c
Feb
1.80
16%
*
Mining
Aug
1.72
May
18c
17
_i
Brewis
32 %
74c
42c
200
i
Feb
1.65
Jan
Jan
July
2,325
100
Jun
10 Vz
_
Aug
12
10% May
1.60
common
1.75 Mar
8V4
—
Jan
18 %
14%
:
11%
■'
Jan
14
1
preferred
12
1.70
15 Va
May
1.63 May
Jan
1.60
1
Ltd
9%c
80c
14 %
10
5.00
—"
16%
class A__50c
*
i
21%
9%
13c
15c
6c
28c
Feb
12c
6,500
50c
:_—
Jun
11%
1
Oil—
&
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
Minerals
Jan
12
July
8% July
Jan
27 %c
100
5
Jan
<■
preferred
500
15c
10
4.00
4.10
Aug
4.25
*
71c
.
220
.
84c
4.10
.
11%
31 %c 31 %c
l
:__
Devon
6% July
1,841
_.
Dickenson
Mar
18%
11%
Ltd—
Feb
6
18
1
.
5.45 May
2.00
18%
;
14%
69c
27,973
A
5,900
4.30
*
Jan
3,200
1.27
*
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
Feb
5.30
Jan
7%c
:
Zinc_______
May
13
17c
7c
1.19
*
Mines
13% May
Jan
16c
1.20
*
Mines.
A
16c
1
10,600
1.25
4.00
*
Steel
1,225
82 c
1.15
4.30
*
Petroleum
3,555
6%
% 1.20
10c
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
Canadian
36,050
6%
6%
*
Delhi
Canadian
6.715
1.00
1
Canadian Curtis Wright
Class
3.20
87c
Warrants
Canadian
7
2.80
6%
;
Jan
International
Class
May
luc
2.30
Feb
6%
Nest
Cusco
9% July
Jun
2.25
3.25
July
Feb
8%
101 Va
160
Zellerbach
Delhi
Canadian British
10
5,900
8%
L)
Crowpat
Apr
4c
5
109
109
4.25
8%
Trust
Crown
Apr
7
43%
Apr
109
3.95
Pershing
Crown
Mar
3.60 Feb
60
Aug
109
;
(R
Croinor
1.60 Mar
Jan
warrants
._.
76% July
Jan
705
4c
Tungsten
Canada
225
60%
1
Oils
Southern
60
59 Vz
108
8%
Bit
Crain
61
May
60% May
60
60
Feb
4.25
Mining
Craigmont
Mar
4%c
60
105
«
Mines
Lead
Craig
Feb
3c
73
1
Permanent
Southern
Canada
July
1.14
73
May
100
108
*
Coppercorp Ltd
85
20
100
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby Distillery class A
Cosmos Imperial
29 %
Jun
Jan
'
Copper-Man
28% July
75
Feb
3.20
Jun
25,298
18%
107
2.30
16
Publishing
Jan
16%
100
preferred:
Exploration
Jan
Jan
81 Vt
17%
18 %
Jun
Jan
81
1
common
18%
Jan
81
1
Mines.
100
Clark
14
20
Mine
Gold
A
21
2 5 Via
10
Canada
Bakeries
7c
Mines
130
*
A
Canada
Canadian
9c
Pershcourt
10% May
Apr
*
class
Canadian
Mar
500
3 VzC
class
4c
15
*
Astoria
8,100
29 Vt
*
common
B
Canadian
6c
28 Vz
_100
Lands
Packers
Class
5c
15
Warrants
Canada
5c
29
28
28
10
common.
;
Malting
Canada
May
1
*
*
Iron
Jan
57c
*
Stone
common
A
Canada
Feb
May
Jail
165
20
.
Canada
Canada
5.55
11%
12c
28c
Conwest
Mar
Petroleum
Chibougamau
Campbell
July
2,903
Class
Jan
Campbell Red Lake
Camerina
7c
35c
Consolidated West Petroleum
Jan
2,475
37C
Apr
1,550
34c
Consumers Gas
May
10c
34c
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
12 %c May
13c
18
33c
'
'
8
Jan
7 VzC July
23c
Jan
28-
26 Va
26 Va
■
12,500
17 Vz
18
*
Calgary Power common
Calvert
35c
8c
34c
.—1
6 %
10c
9c
2.50
Consolidated
Burrard
_
1
1
18c
18c
18c
16c
18c
common—_—*
153
149%
50
45
45
45
*
6
5,100
153
1
12,333
,
2
:
Mines
11 %c
Apr
Great
Lakes
7
May
Great
Lakes Power
Paper:
;
:
common
1
Mar
43
Jan
6
6%
14
14%
300
13c
1,325
2.55
3.25
20.810
19%
20%
*
Jun
16c
Jan
12c
._*
16c
121
1
.
July
10% Mar
600
*
Mining
15c
10
-
5
Mackay class A
Granduc
15c
12'A
*
635
5% July
6.75 Mar
10c
1.09
Jan
Jon
14 Va May
24c
Jan
21c
155
Jan
"
Feb
45% May
6% July
14%
20c
Aug
May
4.10 May
7,270
16%
Jun
37%
38
300
26 V4
Jan
39
Jun
11%
37%
12%
1,740
6.25
Jan
14%
Jun
8
8%
2,350
5%
Jan
8%
Apr
21V4 July
"
,*•
2.50 May
July
5,200
30c
Jan
15c
18c
3,784
15c
Jan
4 VzC
4 VzC
1,000
4%
Aug
4.05
20c
46c-
Jan
Mar
Jun
22 %c May
9c
Feb
Warrants
Great Northern
—
Gas
cornmop.,^—.
Warrants
$2.80
u>.
preferred
Class B
warrants
:
.
llz
—
,l.i,"
-
.
8
—
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.
1.90
1.90
2.25
1,175
48
48 Va
75
2.05
2.05
2.25
1,800
50
:
.
65c*
Jan
41
Jan
1.00
Jan
2.50 Mar
50
2.95
Jun
Apr
Volume
194
6079
Number
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(565)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
•'
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West
Great
/
Plains
Great
West
Develop
Coal
•
•
Gulch
Gulf
Mines
•
Lead
Gunnar
.
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Hardee
_
,
Head
•
v
18% May
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River
17% May
Madsen
5.20
1,070
^
Hinde
Hi
2.95
51 %
—
5c
5c
1
7%c
7c
7%c
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Howey
Hudsons
Huron
Barvue
9.10
Jun
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Mills common
Maralgo Mines
Marboy
600
1.45
Apr
2,625
11%
Jan
20
Jun
Marcon
Jan
Hydra
July
k
1
__
Jun
Marigold Oils
July
15c
Jan
Maritime Mining Corp.
9,500
4%c Mar
15c
May
11c
Martin-McNeely Mines
__i
21c
Jan
-
500
May
7%c
6,000
6%c
Jan
27c
28c
1,500
25c
Jan
3%c
2,600
25c
200
28c
3%c
•
25c
25c
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
9%C May
38 c
May
3%c July
25c
7c
_i
100
Jan
Mattagami
100
35-
98
Apr
103
July
2.40 July
Maxwell
2.30
10,550
1.85
Jan
50%
75
48%
Apr
53
631
10
Feb
13%
Jun
Mayfair Oil &
Mclntyre
7
100
Jan
McKenzie
11%
28%
27%
-
28 y4
5,155
6%
I
19
10%
9.60
'3.45
8.90
/
-
10%
Jan
5,851
12Vb
Apr
7.25 Jan
11%
Apr
7,080
4.95
Apr
:_*
48 %
48%
_50
41%
41%
2.30
2.30
520
55%
57
45
37
_1
*
55 %
"
800
35
Jan
50
40
Jan
42
Jun
*
15
13%
15%
1,620
14,847
20
41
40%
41
406
2.30 Jun
.
9.10
Exploration
■
;
Meta
Jan
Apr
6%%
■
preferred
$1.40
class
A
_
preferred
25
.__
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil
22
11,069
10%
Jan
22
Aug
Milton
21%
21%
100
21 %
Jun
21%
Jun
25%
25%
60
21% May
89% Jan
25 %
.i
9,108
116 119 %
46%
24c
40c
July
45
198
46%
18,981
37%
Jan
1.85
5,600
44
22,038
26% Mar
44
14c
12c
Lake
IIIII~~l
17,100"
Apr
22c
Jan
May
8c
8,500
5c
Jan
13c
30C
25c
30c
53,530
23c
Jun
36c
1.25
2.28
2:i0
2.30
23,238
DevelopmentlsOc
45c
44c
47c
15,100
17c
71c
75C
22.050
45 %c
9%c
9%c
3,000
2,300
1,990
21
Aug
21%
Jun
220
10
Feb
12
Apr
Apr
j
IIIIIH
A
42%
42
11 %
9%
Jan
64% July
18
Jan
39 %
Montreal Locomotive Works
48
200
43
% Jan
96%
105
90
Jan
Industrial
Minerals-
:_*
(John) & Co
Inland Cement Co preferred
•'
Inland
Natural
Gas
3.50
3.60
562
__*
»Inglis
:
•
5%
5%
5%
1,572
16%
16%
17%
1,430
-10
:_1
:
Warrants
5%
5%
5%
17%
17%
17%
275
—
Inspiration
Bronze
International
Molybdenum
1
International
Nickel
*
International
Utilities
Powders
pfd
25
180
6c
3,000
84%
87%
34,238
45
43%
45 %
2,740
49'A
47%
50
2,150
—*
6
6
63c
100
70%
70%
72
3,624
*
:.
6
5
Credits
Syndicate
2.45
2.00
2.45
95C
55
57
40
49 %
49
50%
2,500
29c
4c
57"%
25c
25
Copper Mines
1
1.10
1.06
1.20
20,850
Bay Mines
1
1.66
1.66
1.70
10%
103/4
64c
16,900
preferred
10
1
60c
18
Jan
7
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
57
31% Jan
Jan
8% May
12%
45c
Jan
72c
20c
Jaye
Public
6,100
64c
61c
67c
9,700
36
34
Jellicoe
Jockey
Club
B
Nello
Jun
Ltd
Alger
Athona Mines
New
Bidlamaque Gold
New
Mines
New
Hosco
Jan
Newlund
Mar
(
1
-
t 4
r
,
Quebec
5c
Apr
8c
Mar
12c
3.65
3.80
9,010
3.75
11%
11%
11%
11%
400
88c
1.00
22,200
31c
A
20c
Jan
35c
Jan
6,337
26c
35c
Apr
Norbeau
600
15c
Apr
24c
3.20
7%
Lake
Lake
1
9.95
1
—_1
a
*
i_,
9.85
11%
1.95
Jan
5% Jan
1,765
2,825
6
Jan
4%cMar
35,593
8.75 Jun
Mar
Apr
9%c Jan
Northgate
4,000
12c
Jan
19c
413/4
42%
27%
24%
27%
63/4
63/4
1.40
1.40
150
70c
Feb
38c
Jan
3,677
8,784
.
,
30Q
17% Jan
42% Aug
17%
34%
■r
40c
40C
46c
8,900
1
2.15
2.05
2.30
8c
7,200
5,000
1;85
9c
7c
2.75
2.90
3,000
2.45
1
:
2.80
Jan
5% Jan
__1
1
^
9%
9%
915
3.25
805
2.90
3.85
514
3.20 Mar
Lencourt
50
27% Mar
32
86,900
37c
May
67c
_50c
:
31
62c
45c
42c
46c
24,350
39c
July
73c
16%
16%
200
1.55
1.60
4%C
4%C
5,250
4,000
Candy Shops
3
Gold
1
-
Mines
1.57
:
16
Jan
1.40 May
4c
Feb
19
1.70
Oka
•
Lexindin
11%
11%
11%
2,500
20
23%
23%
23%
225
common
Preferred
11,500
1.91
1.99
5,680
32%
32%
810
1.75 May
29% Feb
33
33%
34
409
30
May
34
Aug
*
45
41
45%
8,819
30
Jan
45% Aug
47%
44
48
3,750
32
Jan
48
Preferred
50
30
50
Loeb
Minerals
*
L
Warrants
.
r
Louvicourt
223/4
10,630
90c
600
17%
173/4
315
45% Mar
85c
8.05
8%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Osisko
Aug
50% Aug
1.70
Apr
22% Aug
19
July
5c
4%c
6C
15,300
4%C Aug
10c
31c
35C
23,350
31C
58c
1.75
49,830
48,200
4,500
5,000
4,500
42c
Feb
Apr
2.01 May
4c
Mar
1.19 May
4c
July
8c
Feb
5c
Mar
1
1.74
1.61
90c
83c
96c
1
5%c
4c
5%c
_l
8c
8c
8c
•
5%c
5%c
5%C
Lynx Yellowknife Gold .Mines
footnotes,
26c
Jun
42c
Jan
8,500
20c
Apr
9,175
6c
July
Aug
28c
7c
14c
Jan
70c
83c
39,665
49c
Feb
6c
500
18C
14%
14%
25
11
Jan
13%
13%
14
635
10
Jan
14
52c
56c
30,200
40C
Feb
98c
52c
85C
95c
see page
42
Aug
8c
Jan
Jan
13 %c May
9c
May
Jan
1.15 May
74c
Jan
3c
1.55 May
6c
Jan
18c
20c
8,000
'
/
July
12c
Apr
54%
37c
6c
6%c
9,000
1,250
13c
2.85
2.95
5,868
2.45
13c
14c
5,300
6c
20c
3%c Jan
13c
-
40
Feb
54% Aug
3,000
34c
Aug
50c
Jan
8c
July
6%c
6,000
5%c
•6c
3,550
2.00
2.15
550
2.00
%
62c
64c-
1,180
21 %c
Apr
Jan
20 %c May
4%c Feb
5c
Jan
7c
July
1.50
32c
10c
.
>
Jan
1.10
Jun
26
25%
25%
25%
95c
94c
1.03
29,446
78c
Jan
70C
65c
70c
159,981
30c
Apr
64c
62c
74c
34,500
40c
Feb
84c
50
52
25
47
Jan
1.40
19%
1
10%
.—HI'
75
-
1.45
2,150
19
1.42
-III*
19%
3,166
10%
11%
5,613
7.10
7.75
2,110
19c
4,200
81
225
8c
3,500
20c
18c
100
80%
1
7%c
*
pfd
*
*
:
I
■;
-
13c 13 %c
5c
5c
;
1,000
1
55c
56c
9%
10 %C
75
7c
10 %c
30c
May
82
Jun
12c
Apr
May
Jan
-
May
16c
4%c July
52c
Jan
7c
Jan
66c
Mar
8% May
11%
Jan
7c
10c 10 %c
1,000
May
12c
35c
2,500
30c
Jan
52c
i2c
14c
4,200
11c
Feb
18c
29
Jan
40
35%
35%
35%
20
7.30
7.30
7.80
_I__H~.Il
13,280
1.62
1.58
1.65
6,600
21c
21c
1,000
21c
Jan
22
21%
22%
2,100
8
Jan
27c
Mar
"
"1
32 %c
i
12%
8.50
25
HIIH2O0
I
1
43c
32c
35c
14,300
8%
*
I
8%
395
11%
12%
24,888
7.75
24%
40c
8.50
230
25
4,425
44c
54,875
9c
10c
11,500
4.35
10c
■ •
4.50
900
5.25
1.50
Jan
Jan
8% May
9.90 Jan
5.85
Jan
Apr
9.30 May
27
Mar
14 %c May
Jan
4.65 July
9%c
1.25
8%
8%
8%
•
32
32
32
26
29
Mar
1
13%
Jan
9%C
55c
Apr
9% May
Jan
2.20
29%
37c
6c
9%c
2
May
24% Jun
3.40
14 %C
2.26
1,925
14 %c 14 %c
4,600
14c
1,833
4,330
8c
,
1.78 May
28c
32c
1
•
Apr
May
8.80 May
Jun
1
2.20
May
May
22%
IIIIi
I
8.20 July
Feb
Jan
1
preferred
Jun
May
Aug
1.72 Apr
20,% Jun
11% July
35c
13c
1
Gas & Oil preferred
2.20 Jan
10 %c
10
IIIII*
common
1.02 Jan.
13% Jan
5% Jan
May
1.72 May
73c
200
9%
*
22
9,000
1,300
5c
•
;
._IHHl
Consolidated Gold
Jan
Apr
52
•
:
Mar
2.70 Mar
1
;
Jan
3.25 May
May
8c
•
Gas
July
9,785
Hill
/_
Aug
May
28c
13c
25c
__IHI
Mines
Apr
14% Aug
800
2.95
HIHEo
Ltd
Gold
Jan
34c
-
Paymaster Consol
PCE Exploration Ltd
Pembina Pipeline common
Penmans common
Perron
Jan
5c
Jan
13c
Hersey
Permo
5c
36c
3,220
-
;i
Mines
Peoples Credit
May
61c
May
Apr
10,000
•
:•
common
•
May
30C
47c
1.10
51%
54
__I
Paramaque Mines
Parker Drilling
Pato
11c
Jan
3%c
;
18c
35c
IIIIIIII
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Warrants
Pamoil
July
18 %c Jan
1.05
90c
Express
7c
10 %c
3%c
Pacific Petroleums
Page
7%c
May
Metals
Lake
1.10 May
Jan
<5%c Jan
Mar
I
Mines
Overland
Jan
35c
—
Hypdhurst Mines
8,033
22c
6c
May
Oshawa Wholesale
2.20
Jun
Jan
8%c Jan
3c
Ormsby Mines.
3%c Mar
1
Goldfield
For
21
Mar
*
Pete
Gas
.Loraao Uranium Mines
..
17%
50%
480
90c
50
22%
*
:
(M) Ltd
Island
2c
6%c
37c
Apr
20c
Jun
Class A warrants
Long
2c
2C
1.95
Mar
28 %c 28 %c
5%c Mar
3c
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Opemiska Copper
32%
33 %
27c
11,250
lie
Jan
Jun
July
5,125
6%C
1,750
Malartie
May
3c
29c
6c
1,000
Oils
*
1
B
Long Point
24
5,500
28C
2,000
Oleary
30
Mines
Loblaw Cos class A
Locana
12%
Jan
Feb
4c
Okalta
*
Gold
Little Long Lac Gold
Loblaw Groceterias A 1st pfd
B 1st preferred
Class
10 V» May
22
Jun
13
10% July
4c
Feb
6%c Jan
4c
Jun
18c
13c
Apr
May
Orchan
Levy Industries
4c
90 ""
Mar
13c
Mines
Rare
35
28c
7.10
Jun
31
11%
13%
Jan
9c
14%
Obaska Lake Mines
56c
330
1,000
11%
11%
87
14c
28% May
4.00 May
Jan
4c
Northland
O'Brien Gold Mines
Ocean Cement
31
64
87
14c
Feb
1.35 Mar
3%c
Warrants
Jan
60c
10%
13c
—
4.50 May
1
350
Jun
15,000
;;
4.10
_10
Leitch Gold Mines
v
Jun
July
July
10% July
8,200
Jun
17%
41c
;
Nudulama
3.70
Loan
May
50
2.65
12%
17%
40c
1
3.15
3.15
Laura Secord
62c
27
28%
2.40
Apr
"i;
May
40c
Northern Canada Mines
Northern Ontario Natural
Northern Telephone
*
*
14 %
9,700
Exploration
Jun
9%
Langis Silver
Latin American
Preferred
North Coldstream
-
Juri
3.15
3.70
»
3.00 Mar
JUItt
18c
3%c
Oils Ltd.
Northwestern Utilities
Norvalie Mines
—10
8
Feb
7% Mar
40
'
"
19,800
III
II
HIIIHI
3^10 Apr
Jan
—1
Lambton
.
,
14% Jan
1,480
v
12%
2.51
1
11 %c
Jan
.Preferred
.J
Jan J *
preferred.—IIHIso
42%
_i
Apr
8c
9%C
:
North Rankin.—
North Star Oil
16C
8,900
1.10
6c
SmeltlngHIIHI
Oils Ltd—
Canadian Oils
Warrants
7c
15c
9%C 10 %c
1.29 May
Jan
34c
1
•
Northcal
20c
16c
Mar *"
IIIIIIHI
1,200
May
5 DC
6c
54,556
1,000
4.50 May
79c
'
Jan
July
21c
Mines
9C
87c
75c
76c
28 %c
__.
51c
/
July
•28%
IHIIIHIH
North
13% Jan
Feb
Feb
23c
15%
IIIII
9c
2.11
50c
17,000
49,150
IHI
42c
Lake Shore Mines
1
Lamiaque Gold Mines
/
&
2.95
45c
44%
35,465
31c
11,500
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque Mining
Jan
61% Aug
19,220
95c
15%
common
3.10
*
common
9c
Jan
61%,
86c
28c
7c
Norlartic Mines
Apr
.5.40 Apr
10% Apr
74
325
42c
Mines.
Norgold
8%
2.20 Jan
190
15,500
.
_i_•
Gold
Cement
6c
_10
common—
Lingman
8%
5c
_
___1
—
Ontario
3.90
8%
—
1
,
Lakeland Gas
7%
7%
11
100
3.20
May
3.80 Apr
Jan
-
18c
Noranda Mines
Jan
16c
58
-
15c
Nor Acme Gold
2,500
29c
15 % Mar
72%
75c
59%
_
22c
Feb
July
35c
Mines
16 c
_*
.
VWarrants
1__;
Lake Dufault Mines.
,
Nisto
13%
15c
Nipissing Mines
Jun
1.50 May
21c
•
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Cement
.11%
11% Aug
61c
94C
Mines.
•
Kirkland Townsite
,Lafarge
Jan
Jan
Rim
8% July
3,657
2,555
15%
I
29C
3.40
Kilemb.e .Copper
Kirkland Minerals.
9%
8% Jan
Nickel
61%
HIH
B
1
15c
Douglas class
575
Class
Nickel Mining
Apr
4.35 May
11% May
2.50 Jan
11%
Apr
May
36,250
73C
14 %
42c
Mines
Wire
1
Mines
;7'» Labatt (John. Ltd
,
Jan
7c
10
Kopan Developments Ltd
,
r
6
Niagara
95c
Kerr-Addison Gold
v
New
May
1,750
Warrants
I
May
8,500
10
preferred—
•Kelvinator
of .Canada
-Renville Gold. -Mines——
./
May
8c
11%
Feb
Jun
14
15%
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd
23c
5c
43
7c
90c
8c
Jan
HI
S
36
5c
41%
IIHHH
M &
Feb
5c
165
80c
11c
9%
42%
68c
.20
HI
26% Mar
25,720
27% May
15%
Canada_IIIIH
Mines
Taku
28
Jan
15%
Mines
New Jason Mines
New Kelore Mines
Jan
Jan
25
-
6c
New Continental Oil of
New Harricana
Aug
Feb
24%
*
.IIIII
Calumet Mines
Apr
Apr
7c
628
~5
25c
3.65
29c
'
IIIIIH
Newnorth Gold Mines
New Senator Rouyn
8
*
common
Jupiter Oils
.
Mar
'V'
1
-
Hill
10
I_II
"I
II_~
IIIIII I
IHI
II Hill
Products
New
Jan
*
__i,
New
Feb
7%
1
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jumping Pound Petrol
Kelly
58c
1
Mines
Neon
Jun
40c
7%
Warrants
Joliet
July
1
Mines
Preferred
Class
150
2,500
20c
1
Mines
Gold
36
12c 12 %C
_1
Lake
Joburke
„
24c
Service
Explorations
Jefferson
22c
*
Jacobus
Jamaica
23c
35c
Mining
/
/
14%
*
New Manitoba
Waite
I.' •"
•
Trust
New
Jack
_
Steel
National
1.65 May
2.70
'
National Grocers preferred—
National Petroleum
National
Jun
50% Aug
1.50 July
.
National Drug & Chemical common
Preferred
1.00 May
2.80
I'/
•'
68c
-
71
-
IIIIIIHill
Nama Creek Mines—
Jun
77% May
1.60 Jun
Minerals
Apr
7 Vb May
Apr
Jan
65c
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Aug
50%
Wright Iron
Jun
87% Aug
Jan
37
Mt
May
49
'
Multi
49c
Jan
Trust.
Jun
25
9c
*
~_~I
1
I_I_I_I»
IIIIs
II_I *
IIH_ 1
Hill 1
Moore Corp common
2.55 Mar
Jan
60%
100
57c
Glass
Jan
31c
400
Mines
7
33% Jan
40%
Montreal
Feb
July
4.70 Mar
22 % Mar
15,459
25c
common
4.15
16
4,500
63c
Bldg
A
Iroquois
Iso
36c
25
5%c
86%
Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Irish
35c
5%c
warrants
Class
1,650
5
Interprovincial
Investors
1.60
25
.
Interprovincial
Iron
1.60
25
common
Preferred
1959
1.60
,_1
International
•
3.30 Jun
4.00 Jan
15
1,520
20
common
Preferred
•
3.50
97
July
Feb
13%
2,525
28
27%
Jan
2.50 May
24c
Jan
27
43
47c
Jan
4c
26%
40
2.05
2,010
5,000
28
_
36 %c
11% Mar
13
5c
IIIIIIIIIIII40
:
500
Jun
Apf
8% July
Feb
5c
•27%
_
_
Preferred
Feb
-
7% Jun
"12%
_Z~"
B
16c
Jan
16c
36c
*
9,439
52%
1.50
2;65
48
90
5,890
8,250
2.65
64
t
28c
2.65
38%
100
8,783
*
63
_50
36C
i8c
38
'___
32c
1
Jan
Apr
1.20 May
/
July
July
-
2.20
38 %
preferred
26c
17c
63%
preferred.^.
6,600
2.15
Monarch Fine Foods
Moneta Porcupine
$2.25
28c
18c
625
■$4%
12
2il5
9,292
Accept Corp Ltd common—*
8%
26 %c
,_H_IHI
II_IjHI™~l
70c
Jan
21%
*
class
Jan
8c
21
28c
2.50
Jan
12
:
~~
1.60 Jan
8%
21%
Hill ~I~I
1
III"HI*
6%
Warrants
73c
20
_
15%
6%
*
Hi
15
Jan
Aug
~7%c
6%
5%
'
"
1.85 Aug
8c
;
Brewery
Jan
%
Brick
Class
Jan
May
13c
Ore Mines
Molsons
3.00
11c
38%
6%
12% Jan
1.80
'
City Petroleums-
Min
Aug
119% Apr
46% May
16% Jun
Jun
9.00 Mar
41
Midwest Industries Gas
May
1.90
11c
Jan
13c
Industrial
'
85c
5.90
*
15%
—
-
1.75
Jan
5%c Jan
1
Mining Corp
25%
_*
:
5%c Feb
_5oc
Imperial Tobacco of. Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
:1
123
<
8,600
14% Mar
Lake
Mining
27c
116
317
6c
_*
19%
10
_".
2,40
6c
Midcon Oil
24 % C
:20
,
2.40
{
—III20
24 %c
May
May
9,815
Preferred
21 %
LI
_
Investment
110
235
5,110
8.25
Mexican Light & Power
preferred_13.50
Mill
Imperial
100
107
6%c
Uranium Mines
Midrim
Apr
6C
"Hi
Jan
116
104
*
Jan
1.24 May
46c
10% Jan
102
Jan
8.00
Metro Stores common
2.85 May
57% May
15% Aug
46% May
Jan
Jan
6C
Gas
Red
Mentor; Exploration &
Merrill Island Mining
July
50
Jan
9c
May
106
McWatters Gold Mines.
Medallion Petroleums.
7.60 Jan
Jan
12 %c
'
McMarmac Red
3.05 May
9.60
3.45
'
67c
33c
50
20c
Jun
8.25
*
——III
28% Aug
11,354
8.15
3.30
..
_*
—_20c
common
7
Apr
/■
Oil
Bay
7
_5
!
/;
•
-
__J_*
4c
-100
Maybrun Mines
..
Jun
May
30
July
July
—II
I nil
■
40c
16%
5c
45,197
103
May
May
Apr
12 %c
10c
34,800
103
Jun
Jan
5c
,,,
8%c Jan
.33,100.:
%C,
12%
Jun
3c
92c
,
28% May
12% Apr
500
11%
Apr
11%
35 %C 38
"100
_
11
38c
..
1.01
May
Feb
Apr
3c
3,000_
1,000
5c
90C
12%
Ltd
2.28
2.30
—*
6c
5c
92c
—i
:
j
Lake
50
_1
6c
•
common
4%% preferred
5 % % preferred.
Matachewan Consol
Jan
50c
Aug
;
10c
1,896
2,000
10 %C 10 %c
I_I_I, nil
7%c
__
"
13%
10c
7C
24c
25
16
10c
1
355
6c
2,170
29
16
—1
IIIII
5,200
13 %c 13 %c
68c
29
Jan
35
1 %c Mar
4c
..
3.40
6%c May
Jan
5,500
29C
Jun
Mar
4%c July
3,800
2,600
4c
1
Mines
80c
27c
16
lie
11
2C
Jan
1.62
18
26
140
.
Jun
4 Vac
1.95 July
2,000
.
3.50 Aug
Feb
15% Jun
8,950
,
_
5C
33%
2%C
78c
78C
~,
,
2.29
5c
33
ii'
13 %
'
•
2.05
2.15
3c
95c
.
12,163
.
High
2.60 Mar
500
17
*
13
_1<J0
'_.
__________
Erie
Manitou
'
Consolidated > Gold
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson
Jun
6%c May
1.07
H_II_,—1
_I_
Uc
11c
6%c
:L*"
Smith Paper common.
preferred
1
Prior
13%-
'_*
—'-1
& Pitfield—_—
•Howard
9c
2.05
13%
13%
__1
•
a
Jan
Jan
■_______*
Class %
/ .Home
—
Uranium
4c
July
1—-1—
!
Malartie Gold Fields—
12,000
4c
1.05
16%
1
Majortrans
Maneast
7.05
1.05
33%
2%C
Jan
13,418
13,500
2.19
;
7c
57,000
3c
Low
16%
*
Mines
Ltd
Jun
6c
2.00
Consolidated
Shoes
Jan
8.75
_1—_H
Maher
4c
8.65
—
Magnet
3.00 May
30%
4%c
_1.
Iron-
6.75 May
17% July
57% July
8,821
3C
nil
Lake.:
4,000
—
"
5c
_1
1
■
Home Oil Co Ltd—
'•
Jan
i"/
Drilling.—
v>.
449
3.50
2.60 Apr
11% Jan
8.75
*.
'
•
'
.' '•
/,
Mfg. class A—
—i
Hollinger Consolidated Gold__i
'
52%
10
Holden
:
400
2,464
_____1
Dauch.
.
2.95
16%
16%
51%
—1
—
common.....
Bell
&
Tower
5.00
16%
*
'_*
3.50
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.40
3.45
1
Jan
Red
Shares
1
Cockshutt
Jan
_
Headway Red Lake
Explorations
MacLeod
11
—__
.
Macfie
Jun
11%
_i
Lakes
5% Aug
1.85
3,858
—
Gold
Farms
'Highland
,
..••J."
Apr
for Week
Low
1
2,054
Heath Gold Mines
>
1.15
Mines
16 Ve
Hees (Geo). & Co___L__
—___:
Hendershot Paper' preferred—.
,
800
-
Macassa
Sales
Range
Par
Apr
16 J/4
.
Mines
of
1.55
High
14%
15%
Hasaga Gold/Mines—
-—
1.50
.
/Hard "Rock Gold Mines——__i
—1
:
Harrison Minerals
i__1
.
Jan
Low
15%
Mines—
^Harding .Carpets
,
Jan
4.40
16'/b
.
--H—^
.
Lake
Hallnor
8.65
200
16%
•.
\
4,849
5%
*
Mining
rGwillim
High
11%
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
._—__*
—
Guaranty Trust,;
■
—:
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
5%
11%
*
.
5.00
i
Greening Wire,
■•■Greyhound. Lines
v.
A
warrants
1956
Shares
Low
1
class
Saddlery
Greater Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
.
for Week
10%
Par
Great
•
-
Range
of Prices
a Sale Price
•
(Range for Week Ended August 4)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
;
•
Week's
41
2.20 Apr
57c
2.92
Jun
20c
July
8% Jan
Jun
Jan
Jan
15c
28
29%
1,325
15
Feb
50c
60c
8,100
41o
Jan
11c
12c
3,500
9c
May
May
13% Apr
33
Feb
29% July
78c May
13c
Jan
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(566)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Range
Last
stocks
Sale Price
for Week
Shares
Low
Par
.
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended August 4)
Sales
of Prices
Friday
.
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Par
High
Low
Sale Price
Low
High
of Prices
Shares
Oil
Petrol
1
Mines
&
Gas
&
Phillips
Oil
Pickle
Ore
Placer
1
^
Place Oil & Gas
Power
Oil
—
Iron
President
55%
56
——'
2.07
2.07
'2.50
2.70
13c
15c
Apr
Transcontinental
Triad
Trinity
Jan
46c
22 %
Apr
59c
Jan
58%
Apr
Jan
May
Jan
2.05
3.00 May
3.60 Mar
Apr
2.20
100
-
Jan
10c
24c
Jan
May
1st
preferred
Class
Feb
United
Jan
2.48
Feb
30,693
3%C
3%C
1,500
3c
Apr
5%c Jan
7%C
6.899
7c
Mar
11 %c May
Jan
1.89
17c
19c
3.900
14c
—.
2%c
2%c
1,000
of
5.00
I,200
2.10
Mines
Class
A
Rayrock
Realm
Mining
Reitman
A
65c
Rupununi Mines
Rix
Athabasca
Robertson
Roche
Mfg
Mines
Rockwin
4%c
3,000
—
Union
Jan
10
Jan
May
4%c Aug
7%c Jan
84c
Jan
6,800
8c
Aug
17 %c May
21,888
80c
Jan
1.30 Aug
6%
430
76c
78,800
6%
10
10%
10%
300
75c
72c
75c
14,660
19c
21c
4,800
16c
17
July
15c
16c
7,850
90
90
92
205
9.35
9.45
—.
'
—
5c
35c
2.50 Aug
——
50o
•
6%
22 %c
Mar
Apr
7.40
11c
Apr
150
1,150
9%
Apr
11% July
20
4,555
15%
Jan
20
56
56
100
52
July
56
18c 18 %c
4,000
17c
May
21c
Jan
Jan
6.35
July
Fuel
Corp
United
Inv
1
B
6.20
5.95
6.20
1.47
1.53
2,281
24%
24%
■
*
25
.
11%
1
^
-
10c
10c
1.44
Jan
2.00
Apr
Jan
25
Apr
Apr
40 % Mar
Apr
11% July
52C
8.15
37,820
46c
July
July
33
1,250
1.21
-
20%
35
50c
30,651
■f
•
Corp_
3.65
14,137
1.42
/.
.
1
52% May
May
85C
165
40
11%
10c
•
<
.
25
40
10%
•W
Hill
49
2,780
—z.
—1
pfd
'
-
—1
Class
"
50
.
Canso voting trust-.
United CorD class B
Keno
July
52
Asbestos—
United
12
Feb
9%
11%
Mar
10c
1.63
54c
Jun
6%
6%
6%
1,239
5%
Apr
1.51
1.65
24,325
1.15
Feb
3c
Jan
14c
Jan
1.10
33c
1.60
8%
110
13c
9c
12,200
14,800
5c
5c
Jan
21c
Jan
7%c May
Jan
4c
Feb
13 %c
7%c July
3,742
May
11
11 %c May
5c
Jan
44c
8% Aug
8c
16c 16 %c
Jun
10% Mar
Jan
.
Upper Canada Mines
Vandoo
Consolidated
Ventures
&
_
-1
-
Trust
1
Ref
&
Apr
July
7,800
1.60
Jan
7
10,553
100
86
86
86
25
74%
Jan
87
10
15
14%
15 %
10,425
10%
Apr
15%
Jun
1
5c
4%C
5c
7,500
4%c
Jun
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
10
-•
80
79%
80
5,558
72 %
Feb
10%
9.35
10%
12,059
25
22
22
22%
140
—•
10%
10%
10%
865
9c
9c
3,500
Aug
Apr
28% 6
39
Jan
58
Aug
May
90c
Jan
68c
Mar
1.60
800
5.95
6.05
4,906
5.90
Jan
7.05 May
52%
55%
9,114
38%
Jan
55%
Aug
57c
July
1.12
Jan
3.50 Mar
4.40
Apr
66c
1.30 Mar
1.85 May
1,500
100
7%c
7%c
1,570
3.10
3.10
1,000
2c
&
66c
3.60
2c
2%c
25,900
2c
Feb
5c
Apr
19c
16c
19c
38,000
7%c
Feb
24c
May
3,342
10 %c
——
*
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Webb
66c
3.60
•
Equipment
:
——
1
Knapp Canada Ltd
Werner
Lake
Wespac
Petroleums
West
Nickel
Canadian
Westcoast
Voting
—
GasT
11c
1.04
■
V.
1.08
17
19%
18%
11 %c Mar
Jan
3.90
2.40 Mar
12,685
16%
6%C
2,525
18%
17%
*
13,343
16c
Jun
88c
Jan
16
Apr
1.18 Mar
19%
Aug
16
Apr
Aug
__
Aug
Aug
18%
37
37%
125
35
Feb
38 %
50c
7,690
41c
Jan
63c
Feb
1.45
1.55
653
95C
Mar
1.70
Apr
10%
10%
10%
225
Jan
11%
Feb
2.25
__d
46c
1.55
_
class
2.25
100
1.10 Mar
80c
90c
725
25c
Jan
12,899
80c
July
99c
Jan
12c
Jan
25c
May
*
A
*
Oil
Petroleum
10 %c
—
-1.25
.
_
*
Foods
Westates
Westeel
0
&
common
trust
Westfair
Westburne
1
—
_
Oil
Trans
—
_
'
49c
_
*
Products
.
9%
Apr
Jun
Mall
Aug
94%
6.00
1
.
Waterous
Apr
4.55
1.60
63
Apr
9%C
25
70c
Apr
Jun
91
7,033
55%
68c
5%c
Jan
3c
Jan
55%
•
Wasamac
12c 13 %c
.
8%
1.70 July
30
3,000
55%
•
W
60,892
68c
*
1
Mines
&
1,700
63
94%
55%
-1
Products
Amulet
,
10
.
_
3%c
56
94%
.,57%
_
—
Grey
G
3%C
•
_
Mines
Wainwright
Walker
_1
.
.
__
Vespar Mines
Waite
Exploration
Ltd
Debentures-
Violamac
1
.
Jan
92
Jan
19 %c
8%
■
Feb
17% May
4%c July
28,900
8c
1
May
32c
Apr
15c
2,500
28c
99c
Jan
86%
10,196
9.80
4%c
Jun
1.35 May
6,300
15c
Jun
11
July
16
165
2.50
7%
Jun
56c
21c
'
1
July
45c
11c
1.30
6%
6%
•
Petroleum Ltd
(A V) Can Ltd common
18c
Jun
8c
72c
17
common
55
Jun
8.35
1.00
75c
9c
1.30
2.45
—
111
__
preferred
Mining
Victoria
2.50
Mines
Jun
12c
3,190
4%c
40
351
16,000
1
Rocky
Roe
5,650
47
Uran
11
5c
10%
Steel
July
9% Mar
—1
100
•
1
Algom
Rio
11
Feb
Aug.
Aug
3.35 Mar
*
Aluminum preferred
11
12c
19%
United
92c
Jan
Feb
1
Minerals
Rexpar
Reynold
31,500
45c
51%
—j;
Jan
15c
Mines
:
Fortune-.—
5%
9.00
common
Renabie
Rio
;
6%c
Jan
Feb
20
Oils
1.05
*
Mines
5c
*
Reef
5,275
1
Rapid Grip new common
5c
2.82 Mar
July
■
10%
New
3,721
14c
•
•
—•
1
•
20 %c
2,200
51%
United
90c
8.80
Ltd
Oil
Ranger
1.52
41,775
•
United
7%
45%
Radiore Uranium Mines
Rainville
33,060
45c
8%c
*
Mar
2.25
47
Petroleum
Quonto
1.65
33c
7%c
_50
May
7
8.90
—
14%c May
:
4c
2.10
1
•
1
Gold Mines
Mining
Quemont
Jan
common—
5.35 July
Jan
7%
100
Preferred
Queenston
IOC
~
a—
Canada
29c
2%c Jan
4.85
85c
15% May
1.65
1.55
Mar
25
Feb
7%c
Z *
United
2.14
80c
2.20
—
Natural Gas
Quebec
1,100
May
Jan
44c
preferred
Gas
1.39
1.98
4.85
11c
57c
9
19%
.—1
Chibougamau
2nd
Union
6.35 Mar
13,800
18c
1
-1
1
•
1
Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Metallurgical
lie
40 %c 1May
•
United
Quebec
25,148
_
Ultra Shawkey Minesl—
J.
Union Acceptance
common
Jan
7,853
85c
7c
20,590
13%
*
_
Oil
Jun
4.35
5.90
7c
23%
13%
-
3,400
21%
[
13 %
45c
Jun
—
Ascot Copper.
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
23% *
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
82c
Quebec
1
*
Resources
Jun
5.60
Ltd
43c
•
Jan
83c
Ltd..
43c
*
Pipeline
5c
2.08
Airways
Minerals
Purdex
55c
5.60
•
Producers
Gas
Pipeline
15% July
50
5,000
I—1
Canada
Transmountain
1
3
256
-
Trans
69c
30c
3,700
55%
m
Ltd
Mines
Prospectors
Provo
Ore
Feb
July
July
14
33,650
2.60
Electric
Preston
59c
Exploration Ltd
Mar
34c
3,360
-
_20c
Roy
Premium
48c
500
22,150
21
>
Canada
3%c July
3,136
-
Feb
14 %
40c
100
63c
Z_1
Corp
Prairie
14%
3%c
20
•
33c
6,825
27C 39 %c
59c
•
44c
Trans
6
5 % July
Jan
87c
Jan
60c
20 %
~500
Oils
52c
8,911
3%c
'
39c
_•
Envelopment
Ponder
—•
8,450
6
40c
61c
"III
Uranium..,
60c
1.58
Jun
5%
14%
•
Mines—
Gold
Crow
Pitch
40c
»
Photo Engravers
75c
1.44
57c
<
6
1—1
Ltd
Co
55,650
85c
60c
•
Industries
Phantom
1.40
•
High
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Oil
Peruvian
1956
preferred
Rothmans
of
Pall
Rowan Consol
—ish.;
Preferred
Russell
Industries
Ryanor Mining
St
Lawrence
5 %
9c
1
Corp
•
common
6%
•
6%
24
preferred
100
Gas
1
6.05
Maurice
Salada
San
Shiriff
Sand
Gold
River
Sapphire
99 %
Jun
65c
Jan
89c
Jan
21 % May
15
Sarcee
Scarfe
6,315
II,391
11%
10%
11%
3,420
6.35
1.66
1.70
5,717
1.30
Feb
4%c
4c
5c
10,700
4c
65
65
67
19,700
33%
A
class
Class
Silver
preferred
preferred
B
S
K
50
Gordon
Jan
94c
16c
Aug
30c
Jan
9
Apr
12 %
Aug
4.10
5%
12%
5,385
26
14,686
Apr
5.00
Apr
14% May
Feb
30 %
July
Apr
A—
5.40
39C
•
12%
90
26% July
31 % Mar
41 %
50
39%
Jun
42%
48%
49 %
675
40%
Jun
50
1.25
49 y8
27
41%
1
Dairies class
1.25
300
87c
Feb
5.15
5.50
110,652
3.25
Jan
39c
42c
8,600
30%c
Jan
12
34% Mar
29%
30%
5,019
28%
Jan
1.89
1.71
1.90
71,607
1.12
Jan
3.20
3.20
3.20
500
19
100
52
40
20
19
19
50
52
52
•
pfd
33
32%
33%
Union
Oils
Spooner
Mines
&
Stafford
Foods
1
Ltd
8%c
1
9c
-
53
Jan
34
—
preferred
1-
22c
7,700
9c
Jan
1,075
3.75
Jan
6%
14
Jan
17%
17%
Jun
Hardware
White
Pass
22%
22%
22%
10
Standard
Wire
33c
39C
6,100
•
97%
130
11
12
14,592
■y-h
8%c July
23c
13 %c
46c
July
$2.80
—50
preferred
Yukon
_
26
26
'26
390
6
6
200
5
Mines
1.20
2,605
25c
Jan
32C
30c
34C
17,554
26c
Jan
52c
Nickel
1
4c
4c
4%C
2,500
4c
July
9c
Mar
Stedman
Bros
*
46
46%
460
Canada
•
Mining
Steinberg
Stuart
class
A
:
73%
75%
17,784
67%
5%c
28,025
3%c July
8.10
8.70
26,954
28 %
*
1
Sudbury
Contact
1
Sullivan
Cons
Mines
1
1.55
Exploration
1
15c
Superior Propane
common
•
Warrants
Supertest
Ltd
2,890
14% Mar
17%
Apr
3.10
2,595
1.75 Mar
4.00
Apr
3.25
3.25 Mar
3.80
Feb
10
14
14 %
625
100
65
1.65
1.70
3,525
28c
27c
29c
21,463
22
22
300
21%
16%
13% May
93%
100
Jan
1.45
1.42
1.50
14,700
6%c
6%c
7c
13,700
1
5c
5c
5c
2,000
4%c: Mar
—1
9%c
9 %c
10c
4,142
9%c: Mar
29
1,475
23
Jan
20
3,955
15%:
Jan
23
Jan
11%
Jun
Jun
1.34
Jan
Wood
(J)
class
«
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
Class
A
warrants
-
_
Yale
Lead
Yankee
&
8.00
8.75
1,530
1.00
1.02
3,435
—1
1.73
6,643
1.60
Jun
1.21
1.32
1,300
1.19
July
12c
9,300
62%
59%
62%
962
•
67c
60c
68c
Aug
July
25%
Apr
1.65
Feb
29c
Apr
11 %c
•
Jan
1.90
Jan
1.69 May
11c
Apr
18c
57%
Jan
69
1.08
Jan
9,970
48c
Feb
i
9 %
9
9%
2,800
5
Jan
10% July
5%c
5c
6%c
26,366
3c
Jan
7%c July
ioc
Tombill
Mines Ltd
Torbrit
Silver
•
Toronto
Iron
Works
Toronto
Star
Bank
class
class
71c
Jun
85c
33c
Jan
33c
7,500
24c
Mar
69%
6,289
57%
13
13
200
12% May
15
62
62
62
210
58
62% May
7c
7%c
52%
*
l
.
A
%
,
I
52
I-ZZio
Bear
4.25
~Z
52
f
10c
10c
9,500
9%c
Jan
18c
3c
3%c
51,000
2%c
Feb
6c
Apr
6c
5,200
3 Vs£»Mar
7c
July
1.03
95c
1.03
30,500
1.80
1.80
100
37c 39 %c
32,200
—
38C
.
16
16
16%
Prices
Jan
7c
May
4c
4c
1,496
3%c
2.30
2.35
2,650
2.001
16 %c
15 %c 16%c
10,800
15%c Aug
21c
Feb
25c
24c 25 %c
83,825
21 %c
33c
Mar
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
National
Corp
in
Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
Jan
Feb
2.60 May
Jan
Gold
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
7
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
7%
626
8%
9
2,907
32%
9
*
Dredging
Dollars
Sales
7%
5
Bulolo
Canadian
Week's
Low
*
Anglo
33%
4,490
5
6.10
6.10
6.20
*
21%
20%
21%
Bronze
*
20
20
Canadian
General
Canada
&
common
Investments
'
High
7%
Jan
6%
Jan
9%
Jun
25%
Jan
33%
Aug
6.85
Jan
-
609
Dominion Sugar—
Canadian
Consolidated
5.95
Jan
8
Jan
1,305
16
Jan
20
85
18
Jan
21% July
20% Jan
*
40
40
40
1,074
29%
Jan
40
♦
Dalhousie
Paper.
Oil
46%
45%
47
3,240
41
Apr
49%
16c
7,860
•
Dominion
Glass
Dominion
Oilcloth
Dupont
Co
common
320
---66
23%
605
-
26
24%
27
—*
Paper
__
May1
19%
Jun
20c
July
Jun
Feb
75
Mar
25% Jun
26%
6,079
19%
Apr
26% Aug
27
27
165
17%
Jan
29
22%
22 %
100
>20%
Jun
24
Jun
35% May
—2.50
32%
32%
32%
741
1
16%
16%
16%
1,243
_
Maclaren
Class
Minn
class
A
2.50
30
13
■
Apr
17
May
Jan
May
Ogilvie
Ontana
Flour
22
22%
2,300
20
Jan
22%
Jun
22
22
23 %
2,020
21
Feb
23 %
Aug
2.50
Paper
32%
32%
32%
25
29
Apr
56
55%
56%
1,520
47
Jan
140
140
10
135
Apr
48%
49%
2,747
9
9
100
common
•
Preferred
Price
22%
2.50
B
&
100
Bros
„
—*
_
Sangamo
<
49
Third
__
Canadian
Yukon
*
———
Cons
Gen
Gold
Zellers
Inv
Trust
*
Corp
1
7%
7%
7%
40%
48c
48c
1,000
39
39
9
1,612
48c
39
,
*
—
34c
July
69% Aug
Feb
Jan
Jun
FOOTNOTES
•
450
a
Odd
lot
sale
d Deferred
53
Jun
in
44
Apr
38
Jan
36%
Feb
7c
Jan
5.95 July
!
Jan
17
July
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
No par value.
Jun
2.50
i.—
71%
23%
♦
Products
Inc
13%c Aug
70
23"%
1
common
Steel
Loblaw
13%c
70
*
Copper Mines—
Hayes
International
16c
.»
Linoleum—
Gaspe
Jan
1,525
Aug
68c
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
10c
50
Jan
1.80
Feb
Apr
1
Zulapa Mining
55%
125
1.25
35c
-1
Zenmac Metal Mines
Jan
1,460
1.15
May
*
Jan
40
90c
May
-1
.
7c
4.75
Jun
5%c
1
:
Mines—
37%
4.25
4.75
84c
13%c May
29 % May
5%C
*
A
Electric
6,090
'
Jan
May
1
Mines
class
3,000
54
40
~
~ZZ
*
Jan
6%c
Jan
34
July
56% Aug
140
Aug
50% July
July
6%
44c
9% May
Jan
8
July
65c
Jun
Jan
Apr
24,625
29c
66%
A
preferred
Jan
69
...50
Exploration
warrants—
43c
31c
B
warrants
59c
53c
10,525
53
preferred
1957
67c
"l
Dominion
1956
55c
60c
Apr
~ lo
Mines
Toronto
Finance
64c
12c
May
—III1
Park
2.14
Jun
3%c
.
—
Mines-
Zenith
19%
1.00
Feb
6c
1
(H G)
Yukon0
19%
Oil
Knitting
Young
5
_
Mines
Yellowknife
York
_
_
Zinc—i__
Canuck
Yellorex
-
_
Wright-Hargreaves
26
8.25
A
28%
•
Industries
1.15i
2.20 Mar
1.60 Mar
22 %c
12c
i
Feb
16%
1.32
Petroleums
5%
Apr
1.70 May
24c
Jun
1.68
common
Mines
Tidal
Class
9%c
Feb
5c
1.10 July
11c
3.05
16%
Aug
6% July
Jan
i
Tiara
Towagmac
Jun
May
34c
\
Thompson Lundmark
Traders
2,950
14,200
32
23
Aug
III"1
Mining
Thorncliffe
1.55
15c 17 %c
Jan
17c
1.65
35c
Hughes Gold
Canada
700
8c
1.52
May
9.80 Mar
21% Jan
20
100
•
Temagami Mines
Texaco
14%
common
Territory
100
6,600
,
5%c Aug
Jan
3.25
ioo
j.
Industries
Sylvanite Gold Mines
Teck
3,457
23
20c
80
Jan
6.90
22
Preferred
Tamblyn
16%
3.10
«
28%
17c
7%c
"*
common
Ordinary
Switson
17c
;
Petroleum
27%
23
Sturgeon River Gold—
Sunburst
47% July
Jan
4c
1
Oil
33
8.65
1
26
1
Andian
74%
*
:
Feb
May
1
Larder
Jan
Starratt
of
Jan
Winchester
1.55 May
1.18
1
Steel
Jun
12
May
107% Mar
July
16
6
*
_
_
98
May
9.901
106
Jun
Oil & Gas
Steep Rock Iron—:
90
50
20% May
22% May
Wiltsey Coghlan
Jan
Stanwell
Steeloy
5,569
107
>
&
22% Aug
Radio
20%
97
r
17% July
18% Aug
106%
Apr
Standard
18%
—
14,525
107
Apr
2,175
—
2,925"
-100
_
White
Jan
5,500
9c
14%
■
:
19%
•
11%
20c
17%
20%
-100
;
—
88c
18c
19%
•
preferred
83c
—
18c
*
A
Warrants
Willroy
1
-50c
.
B
$4 %
$6
_
_
A
July
9c
14%
1
class
(Geo)
Class
class
May
21 %
4.75
14%
Uranium
Weston
1.50 May
'
Petroleum
Inlet
Jan
Feb
9c
Paving
36c
Surf
3.60 July
19%
18 % May
50
'
z
Decalta
Western
3.25 May
Aug
4.70
Oils
Standard
Stanrock
1.90
2.65 May
610
Southam
■
Jan
12% Aug
30%
Warrants
Western
5.50 Aug
47c
Jan
•
preferred
Industries
July
1.40 May
10%
1
Manufacturing
Apr
1,361
12 J/4
•
Ltd.
Industries
Somerville
Southern
7%
24
4.80
Feb
4.20
2,247
Jun
Jun
3.70
6,650
24%
1
Mines
Mines
D
69c
175
11%
50c
Simpsons Ltd
Slater
3,966
5,600
25%
50
Gold
Miller
Silverwood
Siscoe
May
27
Creek
Sherritt
97
18c
3.85
♦
Copper
Windfall
80c
12%
common-
A
Sheep
Jan
12 %
75c
4.75
.
A
May
16c
4.10
Arts
Class
•
12%
80c
.1
Shawinigan Water & Power
Class
Apr
7c
Apr
A
Hldgs
Seven
July
1.85 May
Aug
Security Freehold
Selkirk
103
Jan I
1.67
50c
Metal
class
40
80c
17%
1
—:
Petroleum
Satellite
103
17
1
Petroleums
Jan
25% July
Jan
68c
102
May
18 %
•
common
12
308
24
17%
75c
Jun
24 %c
July
1
Horsey
Gold
Antonio
23 %
Jan
8 % Mar
8c
Jan
Aug
11% May
Jan
20
11
St
8c
80
Western
t
(not
included
in
year's
range).
e
r
Cash
sale
range).
(not
included
..
(Un) Admitted
wi When
to
unlisted
delivered.
issued.
Ex-dividend
y Ex-rights.
(not
included
in
year's
range).
z Ex-stock
Jan
42
May
MARKETS
dividend.
x Ex-dividend.
ex-interest.
price.
sale
CANADIAN
Ex-liquidating
wd When
delivery
year's
Selling
f Flat
AND
35
dividend.
trading
privileges.
Volume
Number 6079
194
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(567)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Q»o„tio„,
The
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended
as
guide to the
a
range
within which these securities could have been sold
Industrials and
Par
Bid
10c
19%
21
1
Aerovox Corp
Air
Products
11%
13 Va
Aibee
Inc
Homes
1
Utilities
Financial Federation Inc
*
33 %
37%
Fisher
33 %
36 Va
14%
15 Va
1
6%
7%
1
28%
30%
1
36
33%
1
24%
27%
Franklin Corp
American Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American Cement Corp___
_5
.21%
23%
Frito
12%
13%
Co
Inc
Alice
Land
Development
Allied Radio Corp
Alside Inc
Amer
Air
Filter
Co
'___
>
Co
___
American Express Co
American Greetings class
American Gypsum Co__
5
47
_l
American-Marietta Co
American
55
1
A
2
Pipe & Const Co___Ll
18%
__3
56%
60%
37
39%
Construction
Arvida
Co___10
Corp
Assembly Prod Inc—____
1
.
Associated
Spring. Corp/
Automatic
Retailers
1
10
of
Amer
1
Avery Adhesive Prod___
Avon
Products-
Aztec
Oil
__1
Baird
&
Oil
Bates
Tools
(A J)
19%
8%
9%
38%
13
25%
41%
Va
&
24%
High
_i
29%
32
11
11%
*
19%
20%
^.1
52%
39%
13%
14%
1
20%
22
1
8%
*
22 %
110
Byllesby (H M) & Co
9%
24%
California
Water "Service
00^25
27%
12 %
39%
42
1
15%
17%
Inc
10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Central
Indiana Gas
Elec
r
VT
Cetron
Electronic
Charles
Public
of
the
Colonial
Oil
&
cl A
Gas
1
Elev
25%
27 V«
31%
1
253/4
98
28
,__1
73/a
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport A
102%
_1
Co
27%
29%
Welch
27%
30Va
Wellington Mgt Co class A
Scientific
1
8 Va
46
49
23%
25Va
40
10c
43
18'/a
Wesco
60
West
17%
West Point
22
Westcoast Transmission
•
5
30 Va
32%
1
26 %
27%
Financial
19%
Southern
New
11%
Southern
Union
1
13%
14%
34%
1
8%
9%
Western Power & Gas
5
25%
27%
1
21%
23%
Western
1
70
741/4
1
11V2
13 Va
33%
35%
30%
32%
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whiting Corp
7.50
1
5
10V2
11%
10%
270
*
15
35%
37%
41%
45%
*
46 %
49%
10
11
_1
Co
1
18%
5
Co
67%
72
19
20%
1
Corp
19%
37%
40%
21%
23%
435
395
Gas_5
14
55
„10c
19'/a
Tel
Co
TiiillTl
30 %
33
Western
50%
53%
Western Massachusetts Cos
31%
33%
Western
Lt
ft
Telephone
Natural
Gas
Co
Publishing Co Inc
dr.^7
35V4
23V4
183/8
-
Wilcox Electric Co
3
10 VB
2%
32
34%
Wilcox-Gay Corp
4
5%
2%
82V2
86%
10
38%
41
]7
18%
Wisconsin Power ft Light Co
WItco Chemical
45
48 V4
36%
39%
Wood Conversion Co
1
71/4
1
10
2.50
Register
Screw Co
1
20
Stanley Home Products
Common
Corp
Telephone Co
_10
'33%
Manufacturing Co_* " 2).%
1
Staley (A E.) Mfg Co
Stand Fruit & Steamship
Standard
Coast
5
Sprague Electric Co
Spur Oil Co
Standard
•
25
Co
Gas
•
16 %
Eng Tel Co
States
8
4%
5
5
Work Wear
5
11
63/8
5
7%
1
24%
26
10
Corp
163/4
18%
72
763/4
gl
65%
Wurlltzer
21%
23%
58
63%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Yellow Transit Freight Llnes-.l
Yuba Consolidated Industries.-l
Inc—
non-voting
Co
9 Va
7 Va
8
5 Va
5%
32%
30 %
Kennametal
Kentucky
31%
11
12
45%
48%
Bank
of New
12%
13%
Bank
of
13%
14%
21%
Lau
%
15%
16%
19
21
1
Machines
10c
27
29 Va
20%
22
61
65%
12%
13%
11
12%
23%
25 Va
23%
21%
Inc
*
26%
29 Va
42
46 V8
5
I
37%
5
75
1
pfd
(R R)
17%
18
•
1
—
Arts
7%
16%
.
40%
79%
7%
8%
5
Labs__
20%
23
_5
Sons Co
53%
56%
35
38%
67
72%
1
40
42%
1
61%
64 Va
I
Bradstreet Inc
1
cl B
Steel
Co
Corp
.
Laboratory
Inc
1
37
40%
(Texas)
*
28%
30%
1
16%
18
1
35%
38%
Inc
2
Corp
.___.
10
11%
1
35
37%
Electronics
Capital
Corp
—1
36%
39
Fiprtronics
International
Cap_l
18%
19%
Emhart Mfg. Co.
Efnpire State Oil
7%
82%
86%
1
14%
16 Va
Forms
2.50
33%
35%
10c
12 Va
13%
common
__2.50
12%
13%
Co
Co
Ets-Hokin & Galvan Inc
Financial
Farrington
1
—1.
Mfg
Co___
*
Federal Natl Mortgage AssnllP0
For footnotes, see
17.
18%
43
16
Bank
16
(Savannah)
62%
58
Mercantile Tr
84%
85 3/4
88%
Monmouth County Nat Bk(NJ)l
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
59 V*
of
73
144
412
Commercial
Bk of North Amer_5
45
50%
National Bank
Commercial
Trust
47%
51%
National City
18%
National Commercial Bank &
Trust Co (Albany)
7.50
24%
26%
Connecticut
Bank
1
45%
47
Connecticut
Natl
3
21
22%
Continental
77%
111 Bank & Trust
Electronics
Industries
McNeil
lc
Eng
Merchants Fast
54%
57%
5
43%
46%
_1
&
4%
2%
Corp
Machine
Melpar Inc
3%
21%
23%
Motor Lines—1
22%
24%
5
40
44
Metromedia Inc
1
17%
18%
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
5
14%
15%
Microdot
Meredith
Publishing
Co
Inc
"
Utilities
Northern Trust Co (Chlcago)_20
41%
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
lo
.72
77%
10
88
92 3/4
10
44
49 V4
Philadelphia National Bank__10
Pittsburgh National Bank
20
Bank Stk Corp (Minn)__10
Camden Natl Bk & Trust
67%
71
(Camden
Co
N
J)
6V4
45%
Natl
(Atlanta)
10
55 %
59 %
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C.-25
(Baltimore)
10
61
65%
of Boston
12 %
93
97
84%
88 V4
Bank
37
39%
First
Natl
10c
18%
20%
First
5
12%
13%
First
Natl Bank of Chicago
Natl Bank of Dallas
Bank
1
10Va
11 Va
First
Natl
5
25%
27%
First
National Bank
25
27 %
1
40
Bank
20
10
(Jersey City)_5
First
Natl
1
11%
13
Corp
5
National Homes Corp A com_50c
20%
22V2
13%
14%
Class
Nevada
New
B
50c
common
Power
Co—
Nicholson
File
Co—
North American
North
Carolina
North
Penn
Co
Water Co
5
$4 pfd_*
Natural Gas
Northwest
Northwestern
74
78%
Vnrloqr-Chicaeo
Pub
Serv
Corp
9%
Co
Co
Royal State Bk of New York__5
34%
St Louis Union Trust Co
Louis
20
(Philadelphia)_10
100%
60 %
64
Westchester Natl Bank
New
Rochelle
72 %
77%
74
20
41%
103
19%
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co
10
52
5%
Hudson
County National Bk
10
25%
.14%
Hudson
Tr
8
19 V\
.10
48%
83%
27 Va
28%
3
27
28%
1
39%
43
Industrial
Co
(Union
National
Providence R I
Industrial
Co
(Chic)
City)
Bank
10
Sterling Natl Bank Sc Trust Co
(New York)
25
(N Y)__10
Jersey
2%
Union
of
Union
Trust
Co of
27%
*
Bank
56
United States Tr Co (Boston)-lO
21
United
of
Com
States Trust
(Cleve )_10
Maryland_10
(N Y)—20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
51%
Valley Bank & Trust
(Phila)
29
—
—
32
73
773/4
40%
43 %
62
66 %
40
43 Vt
9%
10%
71
75%
60
64%
■
40
121
128
58
61%
35 %
38
78
81%
Wachovia Bank St Trust Co
(Winston-Salem N C)
_
32
32 Va
Trade Bank Sc Tr Co
10
82 %
92 3/4
Trust Co of New
York
'
30 Va
12%
56%
15
29%
88%
(Los Angeles)
Seturity Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
53%
18
New
Bk
78 34
76 %
50Va
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
of
N
31 Vz
28%
42 %
74%
28
Bank
L I
Exch
~
38%
of Phila—10
38%
Hanover
of
Corn
160
(Wash)—20
Natl Bk
70
34%
Natl Bk
Trust
1st
Second Natl Bank
47%
Girard
.
423/4
68
55
10
Franklin
79
25%
59%
40
72
Y__5
14%
5%
233/4
56
10
State St B & T (Boston)
44
14
165
157
Security First Natl Bank
81
97Vs
26
•
91%
87
32%
1
Natural Gas_2.50
Gas
Northeastern
of
Trust
73 %
32
13%
8
*
Coal
First
St
City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
5
10
69 Va
41
1
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
&
of
(Suffern N Y)
Royal Bank of Canada
Seattle
25
Natl
Bank
49%
of
Passaic County
First
Oil
37%
34%
Rockland National Bank—
First
&
20
Natl Bank
64 V2
Gas
(Philadelphia)
First
40%
National
Trust
First
43
Narragansett Capital
Sc
5
7 Va
105
60%
Co
67 Vt
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
5
Company
Inc
New Jersey Bank Sc Trust Co.ll
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
38
Foods
Nalco Chemical
368
Bk.lo
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
2 %
Morton
633/4
44%
York)
1
Co
96%
41 %
First
Rubber
54
91%
39
First
Mohawk
25
Fairfield County Trust
Co__^_10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
16
Missouri
49%
Essex
Banking Co (N J)
83%
12%
Co
64 %
350
14%
Gas
40%
60
59
11%
1
&
37%
79
1
Missile
36%
(Cleve)—8
55
1
Minneapolis Gas Co
166
71 >/4
34
Westchester_5
of
Bank
National Newark
159
673/4
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12 %
Natl State Bank of Newark_12%
Technical
47%
County)
New Eng Merchants Natl
Midwest
6%
17%
(Fairfield
61%
29%
44%
Bank
56
10
National Bank & Trust Co
53
22
100 %
Co_12%
J
__5
132
58V2
27%
1
Tr
10
8%
129
493/4
20%
Mfg Co
(NJ)
50 3/8
7%
10
Detroit
of
168
46
5
New
•
Miller
Co
National Bank
160
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
*
Devel
Co
(Chicago)
33Va
County Trust Co (White Plains
Pipeline Co
Capital Corp
Miehle-Goss-Dexter cl A com_7%
Miles Laboratories Inc
2
Trust
Co
Midland
Mid-American
25
390
50c
McLouth Steel
York
136
9%
McLean
New
(St Louis)—12.50
50
24V2
Maxson
36 Va
10
8%
Inc
36 Vs
333/4
813/4
44%
City Natl Bk &■ Tr (Chicago)_25
227/a
Mattel
333/4
54
68%
81
8
(Buffalo)
Cleveland
1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry
Trust
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y
5
Mellon NatBk&TrCo (Pgh)_25
64
41
Southern National
1
Corp
Herrington Co Inc
18 Va
preceding page.
40
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila
10
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y) 12 V2
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
Marmon
28%
-
Central Natl Bank of Cleve
24%
5
Marlin-Rockwell
16%
27
(Phila)_._10
(N J)
9%
45%
Corp
Electro-Science Investors
82%
22 V*
35 Va
42%
Electric Co
78
20 %
32%
Eastern
Electrada
Manufacturers Sc Traders
Co
8%
Mississippi Valley
Associates—10
69%
20
Louis
1
33 %
Utilities
66 V\
227/a
33
Corp
27 %
2%
__
17%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)_ -10
10
Y)
28 %
St
Citizens &
398
Ask
&
26V4
1%
30%
Madison Gas & Electric Co
31
6
16
380
Trust Co (Philadelphia)— .10
-5
Long Island Trust Co
50c
24%
49%
49%
Trust
St
433/4
46%
773/4
46
Bk
Camden Trust Co
62%
403/4
Liberty Real Estate Bank
Natl
Broad
51
57
63 Va
73%
22%
(E F)
Capital
Boatmen's
(N
Bid
48%
10
1
Trust Co
P»r
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)__10
100
Virginia
Bankers
763A
25
(NY)
!
York
Companies
Ask
60 V4
25 Va
1
Marine
6%
Commerce
70
1
Donald
Francisco)
of
Bid
71
S A
23%
Mac
25
5%
—1
5%
(San
Bank
47%
Lytton Financial Corp
Dynamics Corp of Amer $1 pref_2 '
:—2
.
Bank of America N T &
lo
5
•
Systems Corp
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Inc
Corporation
4%
44%
Baltimore National Bank
1
com
(Hugh W) & Co Inc
Stores Inc
Ludlow
1
__1
Star
Lucky
8%
8
1
Co
Long
13%
5
Blower
22 %
20 %
lc
Lone
,97
12
Cement
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
11%
10%
91
Portland
Lanolin Plus
23%
1%
Par
29%
21%
8
8%
5
1
pfd
44%
8
Bank and Trust
36 Va
42
1
Koehring Co
Laboratory for Electronics
Laguna Neguel Corp units
15%
23%
1
33
10
47%
24%
50c
14%
■
20%
%
14%
1
13 %
10
Co
Inc
Co
3
3
22 Va
25
.
Inc
Utilities
Ketchum
Corp
Keystone
1
West
31 Va
29%
10%
•
25c
Far
25%
9%
Keystone Custodian Fds cl A
Duffy-Mott Co,r
*
28 3/4
10
24
2
87
Corp com_3
common
.
22
5
Co
Wash Natural Gas Co
___5
83%
19
_•
Chemical
Oil
37
20 %
•
7%
Corp
Corp
Sorg Paper
17
1
Co
Resistor
45 Va
34%
1
*
Co
26V4
42
17%
32
Corp
Kearney & Trecker
4 Va
Drackett Company
Equity
Brothers
25%
24
Swasey Co
2
&
Power
15%
44
Co
Inc
Erie
Warren
27V2
23 V*
1
*
254
Supply
Natural
3%
253/4
1
Bros
2%
50c
1
1
Steel
ft
Warner
5
Co
Service
Pacific
Warner
4%
1
& Co
Seismograph
30%
221/4
class A
Corp
3%
20 Va
South Snore Oil & Dev Co
Southern Calif Water Co
1
Corp
Kansas-Nebraska
51%
48
5
Co
—
Business
28
•
16 %c
Inc
5
57V2
35%
2c
2Vz
Dictaphone Corp
Ennis
*
(Jim)
161/4
53 Va
33%
:_*
6%
Electrolux
Walter
551/2
15
5
1
Kalvar
1
Prop
Electro-Voice
16%
50c
Skil
Kaiser Steel Corp common
$1.46 preferred
6%
6
16%
Paso
15
57Va
51%
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
6
Co_20
1
El
Foresman
(G D)
__*
37%
53
5
6 Va
Machine
Oil Corp
.1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
1
Foonomics
Scott
Searle
Waddell ft Reed
60%
35 Va
7%
Service
27
Delhi-Taylor
Duriron Co
54Va
6%
Vance Sanders ft
Company
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Vector Mfg Co
Vitro Corp of America
Von's Grocery Co_
19%
263/a
2
Construction & Mining
Valley Mould St Iron Corp
18
24%
9
Utah
56%
Co_
Fetzer
10%
6
1
Inc
&
9%
1
Inc
381/4
35
5
Inc
56 %
Lamson
3%
Company
Bush
Bantam
3cott
-Sierra
1
Petroleum
Associates
8%
11%
5%
Jones
24%
Dejur-Amsco Corp class A
&
Jacinto
Sanders
10
52%
Johnson
1
lc
Product
Gas
Business
Dunham
San
7V2
73/4
113%
*
Jessop
12
5
Dun
Scholz Homes
30%
32
5
Dura
20c
12%
34%
11
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (L A) Co
'
Corp
St Louis Capital
Schield
24%
29%
Co
Elecs
Sabre-Pinon
28%
28%
29%
Cummins Engine Co Inc
Dorsett
14Va
_1
26
23
27%
Corp
conv
12%
Rose Marie Reid
Jervis
33%c
Crouse-Hinds Co
$1.25
35%
35%
Craig Systems Inc
Company
Donnelley
54%
33V4
33%
Cross
Inc
50
Jamaica
11%
Diebold
1
(HH) Co
Manufacturing Co__2%
Sawhill Tubular Prod Inc..:
Scantlin Electronics
5
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
24%
Diversa
Rockwell
18%
Continental Transp Lines Inc
;
Robertson
17%
10%
Di-Noc
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co__
22%
Finance
59
Itek
29%
Dial
54V2
5 Va
Consol Freightways
2.50
Consolidated Rock Products
5
Dashew
*
28%
8'/a
Corp
United
26 Va
30%
CTS
39
Southwestern
7%
Ridge
46 Va
29%
36 V4
30%
1
conv.
Electric
43
Myers Inc
91/2
7 Vb
10%
27 Va
Utilities
3
8%
1
25c
Mills Inc
24%
Light & Power Co_*
Coral
&
1
3%
3
Rice
23%
1
preferred
Commonwealth Gas Corp.
Cook
Brand
1
Servaterla Corp_l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
United States Truck Lines
Inc_l
Riley Stoker Corp
47%
com_l
Public Service Co
&
2%
United States
27%
1
Inc
Colorado
Data
25%
1
33Vic
Milling &
Cook Coffee
23 V2
12%
44%
17%
27
40%
4%
31%
41 Va
25
60%
7%
16
38 Va
Union Texas Nat Gas
25%
5
32%
37
38
Iowa
Corp__6
34 %
50c
Tucson Gas Elec Lt St
Power__5
73%
56V2
Ionics Inc
Wafer
Transvale Elec Corp
9
24%
23 V2
32
1
Gas
Stores
Control
Co
cl A
56 Va
8%
69
24%
23%
2
35%
1
Co
Co__
Serv
53 %
22%
5
A
4%
29%
11
1
25c
class
6%
29
14%
35%
10
50c
Company
Inc
Ralston Purina
69 Va
Vending
Diver
Trans Gas Pipe Line
Corp
Republic Natural Gas Co
Richardson Co
Radiation
33%
27%
26V2
323/4
Corp
United States Chem Mil
Corp
United States Leasing
Corp
United States Realty Invest
65
i
com
Colorado
.
10%
88'A
13 %
Trans-World Financial
18%
10
13%
25
1
5
class B
Connecticut
49%
16 %
84
24%
1
12%
1
55%
1
23 V2
—1
>
24 Va
>
1
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
5
Corp Ltd
39
22
52%
1
5
Hamp
29 Va
Corp
Colorado Interstate
$1.25
45
8
36 V»
%
Engineering
1
of New
4%
Clinton Engines Corp__.
Clute Corporation
States
Purex
7%
19Va
'
Citizens Util Co
Coastal
Co
Pub Serv Co of New Mexico
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Southwest Gas Producing Co
Southwestern Elec Service Co
Southwestern Investors
Chicago Musical Instrument
Common
25%
Interstate
Chattanooga Gas Co
*
23 %
Investors
-
.
5
10c
17
Co_
Ritz
Securities
Tokheim Corp
Tool Research &
America
173/4
•
Time Inc
45 %
_10
Co
Serv
Interstate
4%
11%
31 '/a
42%
Pubco Petroleum
Pub Serv
1
11%
50c
Corp
Textbook
10
29
30%
Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
Central Maine Power Co_
10
Central Telephone Co__—
10
Central
4
10
.Interstate Bakeries Corp
Interstate Engineering Corp
Interstate Motor Freight Sys
:
,
of
10
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass..*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
2
Co
Till
Chemical
50c
Electric
10
com
Gas
&
Recreation
8y4
33%
16
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
111
3%
156
_1
Inc
<7%
31%
Television Shares Mgt
Texas Butadiene &
7V2
Inc.:
Genl
10%
20V2
*
27%
._1
Corp
Central
29%
Books
ga/4
19 '/4
3%
Co
25
:_
B
Internat'l
Natural Gas
Robbins
*
Systems
International
11
Water
International Bank of Wash
42%
Pickering Lumber Corp
11%
Indianapolis Water Co
25 Va
„_10c
34Va
.•
Inc
49%
Information
313/4
1
g*r
&
j
1
1
10%
Corp—
46
22%
class
Mills
Gas
8%
Thermo King Corp
Thomas St Betts Co
38 Va
River
50%
Head
73/4
Roadway Express class A
•
V
71/2
35%
1
;__1
Tel
142
15V4
63/4
1
39%
9%
14 Va
1
1
65%
,
j
Telecomputing Corp
36 Va
Inc
_1
Johnson
40%
55%
Mills
26%
37
61
1
Indian
L
Ceco Steel Products
23
89 V*
34 Va
Interstate
Cannon
24%
85%
31
Oregon Power Co__20
Cannon Electric
22%
333/4
Texas Industries Inc
1
37
*
v
33%
1
24%
California
Co
126
31%
Hugoton Gas Trust "units"
Hugoton Production Co
22%
California
Telep
Corp
3
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd
125
118
_1
Indiana
Bruning
(Charles) Co Inc
Brush Beryllium Co
Buckeye Steel Castings Cq_,
116
"5
Inc
Thermo-O-Disc
Purolator Products
125
2 Va
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Class A common
24%
24 Va
116
America_\__2.25
Fearless
Howard
35%
common.
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
61%
; 27%
22
3%
Corp
* 5
19%
190
14%
13 Va
1
A
Techno Fund
43 %
18 V4
j
28
11%
1
Houston Natural Gas
Houston Oil Field Material.
9%
32 Va
of
class
Houston
42%
1
Inns
Houston
56
1
Holiday
Hoover Co
29%
Producing Properties lnc_
Hilton Credit Corp
__5
23%
27
5%
1
~~
"
21%
40 V4
•
Co
43%
23%
Potash Co
56%
Broadcasting
403/4
13%
54%
25%
Taft
8'/a
26%
25%
28%
*
.
7%
12
7%
24
"1
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
Plymouth Rubber Co
>
llVs
1
21%
51
Splendor Min 6% pfd_ll
Voltage Engineering_____l
65%
$1.20 preferred___25
&
;
61%
10c
Water
Co
49 %
473/4
1
Portland
29%
1.1.1
Swlngline Inc class A
Systron-Donner Corp
5%
183/a
44
1
Pocket
1
17%
18 Va
35%
26%
27% '
1
Controls
&
163/4
32%
1
Battery & Ceramic_»
Chem'icals
22%
Capital Corp__
Botany Industries Inc
Cameo
Bral
1
i~25
__
Ask
1
18%
X
5 V4
Co
Stouffer Corp
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Stubnitz Greene
1
i
1
Boston
Calif
Dunlap
111/2
16%
7
Co
17%
1
_1
Pioneer
180
&
Hannifin Corp
27%
17%
171
Hidden
14%
Light Co
Products
1
*
7% X.
10
46%
Permanente Cement
13%
Hall
Pauley Petroleum Inc
X!
■'
25
Stein
Corp
5
5
Bid
25
Stanley Works
Stailer Hotels Delaware
Corp
-__*
Co
7:
■.
comnilation
Susquehanna Corp
5
Pendleton Tool Industry
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
Perini Corp-
■'
6
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90c
21
;
6%
25
Bowl-Mor Co
19
5
•
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514
10
6V2
40%
•37
1
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Heath
(DC) & Co
__5
Heublein Inc
5
9%
24
2
Bryson Inc__
Power &
Inc
8%
1
Inc
12%
Harvey Aluminum Inc
Hathaway Instruments Inc
,
Sivalls
Bowser
21%
__1
Hathaway
Bowman
19%
95
__1
12%
11 %
Hamilton Cosco Inc
•
Hanna (M A) Co class A com_lO
Class B common
10
Hanna Mining Co
;
1
26
10
11%
Parker
-
i53/8
1
:
Robinson Co
Instrument
Pantasote
14%
32
>12%
Hallicrafters
17%
17%
;
39%
'
5
Hagan
58%
90
Beryllium Corp
Billups Western Pet Co
Black
16%
55
24 %
B)
37%
_1
Gwin
29%
27 %
1
Distilling
Behlen Manufacturing Co
Belco Petroleum Corp
Bemis Bros Bag Co
■Beneficial Corp
Black Hills
9%
1
Inc
13%
40%
,_1
Line
Packard
'29%
Growth Capital Inc
Gulf Interstate
12%
8%
2.50
Markets-
(James
Berkshire
11%
'
Inc
Mfg Col
bayles
Eeam
17%
Gamble
East
22 V*
38
*
41%
Grolier Inc
27 Va
16Va
1
Gas Co
Atomics
Baker
25"%
Far
20%
5
Co
39
(A P) Fire Brick Co
Green Mountain Power
Corp
Grinnell Corp
Grosset
Power
of
Par
Mercury Electronics
Pacific Power & Light Co
Packaging Corp of America
9%
1
Green
58.
:
7%
time
any
c^pee'ed .fT'curi^a" wh"fh havj
i.
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8%
10
Co
31%
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23
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Service
29%
21%
*'
1
Glickman Corp class A
17 %
Metal
J
Co
35%
54%
Art
9
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Glasspar Company class A
33
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River
Corp
Pacific
10%
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1
Coal
Pacific
16%
11%
1
Arizona Public Service Co
_r-5
Arkansas Missouri Power Co
5
Arkansas Western Gas Co
_5
cl
9%
15%
45%
4
common
14%
1
Miss
Pabst Brewing Co
1
Pacific Airmotive Corp
Pacific Coast Properties
26%
13%
10
7 Va
32 %
Arden
Co
24%
1
Ben
Otter
21%
General Merchandise Co
_2.50
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif__l
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool
2
6V4
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Farms
19%
42
30 %
90%
1
Futterman Corp class A
Gas
86
1
Co
B
Garlock
50%
Amer-Saint Gobain Corp
__7.50
American Sterilizer Co______3% "
.
Class
58%
%
Governor
Old
95
•
class A
Florida Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
Water Service
Oklahoma
Ask
90
10
Fitchburg Paper
1
Aid
Bid
i
First Boston Corp
Fischer
Foods
Co
___10
Inc
Alberto-Culver
*
Ohio
Par
69 Va
66
(indicated
the "asked")
Par
Ask
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by the "bid ) or bought (indicated
by
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wide national distribution.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(568)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Par
Funds—
Mutual
25c
Fund
Aberdeen
Fund
Advisers
1-25
1
1
1
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
1
Inc_—_—
American
Business Shares
American
Fund
Mutual Fund Inc
Investors
American
Trust
Fund
Associated
Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-HougJhton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp_lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Atomics Physics &
1
Inc—1
Inc—-1
Investing
50c
Ltd
Canada
,—
Ridge Mutual Fund
Blue
Fund
Boston
Street
Broad
Ltd
California Fund Inc
Canada General Fund—
Fund
Bullock
*
1
Bid
2.41
7.08
8.55
4.69
al7.69
9.94
1.69
5.87
x5.67
9.36
.
3.97
12.95
Ask
2.65
Mutual
1
7.80
Istel
9.25
Johnston
5.00
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
10.86
B-2
B-3
B-4
6.16
K-l
10.17
Inc
1
36.47
Mutual Fund—1
1
Bonds)_1
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Bonds)
(Low Priced
(Income Fund)
K-2
Fund)
(Growth
4.34
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
13.97
S-2
(Income Com Stocks)—1
Stock)
1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks) —1
Keystone Internatl Fund Lcd_l
11.62
13.04
14.31
19.56
14.38
14.61
7.65
21.38
15.55
Com
(Growth
—
Fund
Knickerbocker
1
—
Fund—1
Growth
Knickerbocker
8.36
Fund
Lazard
17.03
lc
13.47
14.76
Electric shares
1
131*
14.33
General
-1
Chemical Fund Inc—.—.——50c
Christiana Securities com—1.25
8.96
12.71
193
9.79
Century Shares Trust
Fund of Boston—,
-———100
preferred
Colonial Growth
132%
13.74
199
138 y2
1
1
14.67
11.85
16.03
—————————1
Commonwealth International &
9-°*
10.75
1
Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund-,—1
Composite Bond & Stock
11.07
12.10
10.48
18.09
11.45
& Energy
Inc
Fund
Colonial
12.95
Commonwealth Income
General Fund Inc
Commonwealth
9-32
16.31
21 /2
9.08
Trust-1
Fund Inc_lc
Consolidated Investment
Continental Growth
Trust Fund
Corporate Leaders
Investment Inc
Fund—.•—1
Western
De
8.37
18.77
67.47
——1
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Fund
Delaware
_—
10.13
17.70
lc
2.55
2.79
22.92
9.15
18.96
68.15
lc
3.55
lc
2.31
2.52
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lo
4.14
2.88
4.52
shares
Paper
Petroleum shares
Massachusetts
Investors
Units
1
Life
14.59
interest—1
Mutual
Investing Foundation—1
Investment
Fund
1
of
16.82
18.18
22.20
Hamilton
12.42
Investors
Mutual
Stock
1
Securities Fund Inc
Mutual
Square
Price
Fund
Inc
8.32
9.04
Fund
1
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11.12
12.19
*
12.73
12.86
2.50
-
12.17
50c
;
10.03
10.90
16.42
16.59
1
Fund
8.33
9.01
1
Inc_
16.87
18.34
18.79
20.42
7.58
8.28
7.73
Revere
1
13.22
14.37
Fund
Growth
42
46 Va
87
92%
117
126
66
107
115
Southwestern
Great American
Life
Inc
Fund
Scudder
of
Canada
25c
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Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
a20.58
Scudder
Stevens
(Jacksonville
Selected
(Edson B)
Southwestern
Boston—1
Fund
Home
Aug.
15,
Sep.
3s
15,
Balanced
Mar.
3%s Apr.
Natl
Fund
Inc
5'/as
Sep.
1
Inc
1
20th
Inv
Growth
Century
10c
U B S Fund
United
of Canada Ltd
Funds
United
United
13,
4%s
Sep.
10,
3%s
Mar.
4%s
Jun.
Dec.
Jun.
for
2%s
17.01
2.70s Dec.
44
2.95s Feb.
13.16
Fund
13.05
9.25
10.11
1
11.63
12.71
Wall
12.66
13.84
Washington
11.71
12.66
10.71
11.39
15.02
16.42
Oct.
3%s
Feb.
Feb.
15,
3%s Feb.
15,
17.14
l%s
Apr.
1,
18.33
19.92
4s
May
15,
7.19
7.86
4s
Aug.
15,
Inc—1
5.59
6.11
3%s Aug.
l%s Oct.
15,
21.24
4.47
4.89
3%s
Nov.
3%s Nov.
Street Investing
Whitehall
1
9.70
10.60
Mutual
Fund
Investors
Wellington
Corp
1
Fund
_1
Security & Conv. Debentures
13.84
Feb.
15,
Apr.
1,
14.96
15.47
16.91
7.43
4%s
1998
101%
102
Elec
47/8s_1986
102%
102%
122
127
Modern
104%
105%
Motorola
108
112
Mueller
1982
102y2
104
National Can 5s
1986
99"%
100y4
Northern
5%s__1986
4%s_1975
Carrier Corp 4%s
Caterpillar
Tractor
4%s
Chance Vought 5 Vis
Consolidated
Consol
El
Paso
Ferro
Edison
Natural
Gas
Natural
Corp
Flintkote
Rate
1981
126
130
Ohio
100
100%
100
100 y4
5y2s
109%
111
118
123
1975
Company 4%s
1981
4s
97%
97"%
29
Gas
100%
Underwood
Vrocc^hnsptts
US
1981
E'e^tric
79
82
5s__1991
102 %
103
Michigan Consol Gas 5%s__1986
102%
103 V2
Corp
Virginia
May
2,
1966
Mar.
1968
101.4
101.20
4%s
Mar.
20,
20,
100.28
4%s
July
15,
1969
97.8
5%s
Feb,,..
29,
1970—
Apr.
5%s July
1,
102.16
3%s
99.8
4%s
99
105
May
4%s
98.24
Feb..
100
100.2
100
100.2
100
100.2
Aug.
17,
1961
1961
one
Ask
or
more
100.5
of
96.16
Bid
3%s
May
l%s
Oct.
1,
1963.
15,
1963
15,. 1963.
101.8
100.18
4%s
Nov.
15,
1963.
103.2
100.25
1 %s
Apr.
1,
1964_
95.8
100.12
4%s
1962
99.16
100.27
96.20
May
15,
1964-
102.28
103
May
15,
1964.
100.2
100.6
Aug.
15, 1964.
15, 1964
103.20
103.24
101.4
101.8
3%s
Aug.
1962.
100.30
100.12
l%s
Oct.
1,
1962.
98.20
98.24
4%s
Nov.
15,
103.12
100 26
100.30
1 %s
Apr.
1,
92.16
100.7
100.9
15r
100
1964
1963
Oct
1,
91.16
91.24
97.20
:
May
l%s
97.28
l%s
Apr.
1,
90.16
90.24
Due
„
Rate
1965
102.30
3.05s
wi
Nov.
16,
99.961
Nov.
24,
99.922
99.932
Nov.
30,
99.890
99.900
Dec.
7,
99.858
99.871
Dec.
14,
99.810
;
99.988
99.954
:
Due
2-62
100.2
100.4
2-
1
62
100.1
100.3
6-
1-62
3-
1-62
100.1
100.3
7-
3-61
4-
2-62
100.3
100.5
8-
1-61
5-
1-62
'
99.826
Dec.
Bid
99.38:
99.341
1961—
99.272
1961
99.708
Jan.
99.653
Jan.
99.583
99.598
Jan
18,
1962.1
99.561
99.576
Jan.
25,
1962
1961
Oct.
16,
1961
Oct.
19,
26,
1961
Nov.
2,
Nov.
9,
—
1961
Oct.
——
11,
15,
101
New
99.19:
99.110
;
98.981
98.900
;
99.02!
98.936
1962
99.151
98.983
98.931
98.870
_
98.813
98.90'
98.84
Feb.
1,-
99.507
Mar.
23.
1961
99.444
99.456
Apr.
15,'-1962—
98.145
98.16i
1961
99.399
99.426
July
15,: 1962—T_l:—-
97.283
97.31:
FOOTNOTES
par
1961„_
1962>
99.558
115
•No
99.154
99:493
124
IOIV2
99.27!
99.23!
99.542
.
210
101
99.30'
99.241
99.197
1961—.
99.636
1961
Ask
99.355
99.310
99.694
1961—
5,
13,
100.1
1961
28,
Oct.
99.31
1961
Sep.
Oct.
Ask
1-
1-61
100%
100%
Bid
3-61
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.985
•
Dated
5-
100%
HI
103.2
4-
4,
120
92.24
4%s
Dec.
1991
1988
94.10
103.16
99.10
Jan.
1970
100.4
94.2
99.8
1963
99.760
1971
95.16
3%s
100.29
99.765
99%
96.28
103.6
5s
99.20
1962
99.747
104
100.4
100.23
99.753
105%
101.12
100.2
100.10
1962.
1961
80
Ask
—
99.28
1961
98
95.16
100.8
point
a
100.16
22,
1971
.,99.16
1962.
21,
98%
101.24
1961.
Sep.
104y4
134
4%s
Westcoast Trans 5V2s
32nds
May
Sep.
101
95.24
106
101
94.24
4s
99y2
1992
5%s_
—
95.24
Treasury Notes (Continued)
100.3
•
104%
1981
105.24
.
105.8
1970-
v
99
1971
103
105
95
.1970-1967
Maturity—
104
5%s
4%s
.
1,
1991
121
5'/8s
101.24
102.8
,
15,
21,
28,
1982
97.8
101
101
r
IS," 1972-1967—__
3%s Sep.
98.20
100.8
1970
1,
100.20
100.20
96.16
—
i'_u
1969—
20,
Oct.
3%s
106
98.8
Bid
1961
117
—
Electric
3%s
4%s
United States
14,
ww
100.4
,98.4
100
101
99.4
100.4
;
101.16
3s
10,
1967
5s
Industries
5%s
1966
2.95s
Aug.
5s ww
Tennessee Gas Trans
& Sons—
4%s
1965
99.20
._.
; 98.24
___
1965
21,
1986
Gen
100
Lowenstein (M)
100.28
1986
of Am
Amer
100.12
20,
100.4
Sep.
208
Textron
1964
20,
100.6
110
6s ww_1982
104
20,
Feb.
100.2
108
99%
103
Oct.
Oct.
100.4
1961
76
Sperry Rand 5y2s
4s
Dec.
1-61
1961
1969
Indiana & Michigan Elec—
5%s
1986
Interstate Power 4%s
1991
102
4s
4-61
7,
1986
Elect
101.16
3%s
11-
31,
4%s
Southern
1964
1963—
4s
12-
Sep.
4%s
109
1,
20,
100.12
1-61
Aug.
Shell
100.20
May
100.4
1-61
101%
106%
Phoenix Steel 5y2s
100.7
Apr.
102.2
2-
104y2
4%s
100.5
2%s
100.10
3-
101%
125
105
100.8
100.12
3s
1977
115
1984
100.4
1963
100.4
1961
118
ww
1962
20,
100.2
24,
113
Co
22,
2-61
1991
Elec
Sheraton
Oct.
Feb.
10-
133
1977
Oil
102
3%s
3%s
3-61
Aug.
5V4s debentures
Peoples
100.30
101.24
2.90s
101%
ww
Pennsylvania
1962
100.11
100.22
1962
Ask
101 %
5s
100.9
1962
100.3
4%s_198l
4%s
Petroleum
1962—
1,
20,
Bid
1973
Edison
20,
Aug.
100.1
99%
Gas
Feb.
May
5-61
32
99
84
Natural
Ask
4%s
9-
104%
1975
1976
Bid
1961—
1-60
2.95s
1986
1976
General Port Cement 5s
Hilton Hotel 6s
Units
point
a
4s
99.28
101 4
Dated
3s
3%s
Const
of
20,
1-
Ask
4%s
Inc
Brass
Pacific
4%s__1986
Homes
104
32nds
Sep.
12-
Power—
5%s
1977
Gas 5%s__1977
& Rubber
Michigan-Wisconsin
1991
4%s
3%s
Fruehauf Trailer
Gen'l Tire
Bid
12%
41%
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
8.03
Issues
Bonds
80%
11%
39
4%s
15,
15, 1962.
18.27
16.99
10c-
Inc
1.
11.90
.16.81
15.59
1
Fund
Ind
Fund
10.89
1
1
Fund Inc
Growth
2%s
l%s
Inc
60
Bank Bonds
99.28
1961
15,
4s
15.68
10c
99.16
98.8
1,
1
Wellington Equity Fund
19.65
Gas
1441%
3%s
Indebtedness—
1
Inc
100.1
1962
May 15,
Treasury Notes—
1
Boston—1
Fund
100.4
99.31
Bid
of
8.75
Fund
100.2
1973.
Maturity—
Certificates
14.25
Inc
Income
100.3
Figures after decimal point represent
9.80
11.94
6.01
Industries
21V2
35%
32
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
8.01
Line
100.6
4,
1961.
1, 1962
13.04
Line
100.3
100.1
1972
2,
1
Ltd
100.1
100.4
more
Land
Cooperatives—
Shares-1
Fund
Canada
4s
98.16
10,
Oct.
15.53
1
Fund
100.1
101.24
10,
l%s
Fund
100
100.8
10,
Sep.
or
Federal
96.16
10,
Apr.
3s
Union
40%
108
139%
2
100.12
11,
Apr.
one
Ask
Banks—
!
12.
Mar.
3.15s
Burlington
106
19%
Annuity Life Insur—_1
101.26
10,
4%s
Banks
"9.11
1
Fund
Variable
Westchester Fire
11,
4%s Nov.
12, 1963
3%s May 11, 1964
42
8.99
67
397/a
100.10
10,
Inc—
Science
Funds
Wisconsin
Brooklyn
of
63%
100.8
3s
Value
1979
Co
Insurance
36y2
1963
12,
12.17
Fund
Value
Opt 4V2s
Ins
5
1962 wi—
11.
Feb.
a34.60
Fund—1
Ins
Mortgage Assn—
5%s Feb.
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
6.80
&
United
1962
15,
Federal
a39.33
6.29
Gas
122
1962
15,
4%s
1
Investors
Bausch & Lomb
116
1962
15,
3.05s May
11.41
1
Winfield
Baltimore
75
1961
17,
12.93
8.43
1
Fund
Stock
7.89
Tel
71%
Co
.
1961
15,
Feb.
4%s Aug.
al0.02
State Street Investment Corp—*
Roe & Farnham
10.91
&
102
36%
of N Y„_10
Loan
Stein
7.30
Tel
38
$6.50 preferred
10
Standard Sec Life Ins (N Y)
2
Title Guaranty Co (N Y)
—8
Travelers Insurance Co
5
71%
99
47%
Bid
Federal
10.55
1
Investors
Sovereign
10.20
Am.r
Co__
*
Figures after decimal point represent
11.83
1
Inc
Investors
Television-Electronics
Ask
Ins
2
34%
50c
Life
Jersey Insurance Co
4%s
al0.63
Value Line Special Situations
Bid
Life
:
Springfield Insurance
45
10
.
Insurance Co
4%s
1
Shares—1.25
American
7.34
Recent
Fla)_2%
Co_l
57 y2
54 y4
5
Insp & Insurance
Home
4%s
Clark—
&
Stock Fund Inc
Common
13.37
Bonds
Co
Hanover Insurance Co___
10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co____5
3%s
Fund
2.94
13.11
Fnd Ltd
5
Security Ins (New Haven).
10
Security Life & Trust Co___5
3%s
1
Inc
5.50
Cdn
Seaboard Surety
26 y4
3s
13.34
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
Investors Variable Paymt r und
Group
46 %
Republic Ins
3s
12.23
Fund_
43 y4
24
2%s
Over-The-Counter
6.70
Selective
Investors
7%
5
5
&
17.11
11.98
Fund.:—
7
16.35
_lc
Inc
81%
1
14.96
lc
Fund
75%
77%
6.25
Amer
Obligations of Government Agencies
1
Funds—
Group
Investors
Investors
of
15.66
Fund_lc
America
of
Marine-.
1
9.52
of
&
Life Ins
1
10.74
Co
Fire
36%
71
Fund
Street
William
Oppenheimer Fund
9.83
Trust
Paul
Seaboard
26%
33
16.02
8.71
Investment
St
23%
14.66
1
Investment
116y2
„2
Y)
(Texas) __10
Insurance
1/
1
Shares
1
Institutional Income Fund—lc
112
150
(N
Life
Inc_
Electronics
Income
Intl Resources Fund Inc
4
lo
Corp
12.59
Continental
Growth
Natl
11.65
al5.89
:
York
United
Inst Foundation Fund
Insurance
Republic
Employees Insur (D C)__4
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
Globe
Nucleonics Chemistry
United
Institutional
Republic
Life Insurance
England Fund—
1
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
&
New
8.83
...
Reinsurance
68
66
62%
10.72
3.10
—
14%
60 V2
64
5%
5
5
9.81
2.83
Fund
13%
56
1
1
Series
Stock
Growth
1
Ltd—
1
5
2.50
(S F)
24%
77 %
_4
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md„
Firemen's Fund
23%
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
9.57
8.08
Income
73 y2
Co
5ya
6.66
Boston Inc—:_1
Investors
68 V2
8.76
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Shares
64
Providence-Washington _'.
571/2
5
121%
6.09
Accumulated
Incorporated
531/2
28 %
115 %
1
—
Series
Stock
United
Incorporated
4%
*
10
—
97
——1
•Income Series
11.60
Institutional
1.25
5
27
92
.
61%
10.71
of
(N J)
Co
63
58%
__5
77
a28.20
9.85
10.67
Fund
Philadelphia Life Ins
98
3%
of N Y__10
City of N Y-2
1
lc
lc
Income
104
_10
.
Indemnity Co__
U S Life Ins Co in
5.74
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Impprial Fund Inc
Peerless Insurance Co
2%
10c
H-DA
Pacific Insurance Co
106 V2
2%
5.84
Series
186
102 y2
Hartford Steam Boiler
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
6.38
294
177
5
Jefferson Standard
Texas
——:
41%
262
5
Insurance Corp of Amer
Series
—10c
Series H-C7
38 %
Pacific
10
Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance Corp
Gulf
2.75
Funds Inc—
47%
7.88
(Geo)
a23.44
Shares Inc
24%
44%
12%
7.21
Stock
Fund
22.93
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
21
Northern Ins Co of N Y
44
1
Preferred
Putnam
Guardian
Growth Industry
Northeastern Insurance—_3.33 %
34 %
41%
37%
Fund
7.67
36%
3iy2
35
Putnam
12.23
34y4
NY_2
Phoenix
Insurance
48
44%
(Ky) 2
of
Connecticut General Life
Continental Assurance Co__
Eagle Fire Ins Co
2.50
5
Co
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
Employers
43
58%
Puritan
6.99
11996723508— 1972
19645
Insur
63
/ 40
56%
6.69
11.17
North River
5
Co
59
3
2.54
lc
lc
35 %
381%
10
America—2.50
Smith
—
32%
1
Fife Ins
48 %•
35 %
Fire
Shareholders Trust of
shares
Bond
General
York
31%
5
Fidelity & Guaranty Co_^_5
13.93
11.40
New
191
29%
45 %
S
5.46
15.80
52 y2
183
1
5
S
4.99
6.37.
2.32
12.82
7.14
48
(N J)___2
Ins
Ins
U
Pioneer
14.43
10.41
Hampshire Fire
10
Accident
U
Pine Street Fund Inc
7.83
New
57
&
5y8
14.64
10.85
62
5
Life
143
60 y4
21.10
9.90
58
13%
Beneficial Standard Life
Boston Insurance Co
Life
60 V2
12 y2
Shippers
Bankers Natl Life
Natl
Natl Old Line Ins AA com
National Union Fire
Nationwide Corp class A
5
1
136
10
iy8
5y2
1%
_1
74%
10
.
4%
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Shares—lc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
—
J__
National Fire
57y4
19.24
Aviation-Electronics—
32%
44
70
5
21.61
7.79
C)
41
59%
30 V4
59 %
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla) _1
16.29
Group Securities—
D
Re-insurance
3.10s Jan.
9.58
12%
6%
43%
55
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Merchants Fire Assurance_12.50
Monument Life (Bait)
10
6.02
19.88
17.80
13.54
19 52
Petoleum shares
(Wash
(Galveston)
Gov
_9.68
II.58
H3/„
54
5%
41%
4.21
14.90
Equip
Mercury
Nat
&
66 y2
5
(Newark N J)__2y2
Investors Corp_„
1
Ins
9%
5.51
Fund—25c
Electrical
11.36
Lincoln
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc_—1
Maryland Casualty
l
1
Amer
Bankers
197/8
63
Co_1.50
Amer
Co of Va.,..,.
National Life Insur
23 y4
8
Co
American
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
18
5
Assurance
Penna__5
21V4
Casualty_5
Fla)
Home
of
3.85
Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc__—10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
1
Founders Mutual Fund
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Bond Series .—-———lc
Common
stock series
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fund of America Inc
1
Fundamental Investors
1
Futures Inc
—1
General Capital Corp
1
General Investors Trust
—_ 1
2.50
7.03
2.66
8.81
10.57
65c
20.01
7.17
149
Co
1
Series
Penn
Fidelity
142
Assurance
1
Series
Dividend
a24.27
9.34
Equity Fund Inc
Federated Growth
8.49
(Jacksonville
Amer Ins
Govt
Corp___—1
Bond
One
94
5
&
preferred
11.74
24.90
10
20c
Electronics
Energy Fund Inc
19.26
10
98
16.57
National Securities Series—
New
28%
15.32
23.02
15.59
3.82
7.03
27
Life Insurance
10.70
Co Inc_l
14 43
7.77
Stock Fund
10.50
Life &
23%
General Reinsurance
Corp
Securities
1
35%
22
Glens Falls
3.44
Series
33 y2
5
25.28
3.37
Investors
10
23.38
al5.40
Nation Wide
19%
Co
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American
Franklin
1
-50c
Investment Corp
1
Theory
17.90
19.56
Shares
13.74
Invest Fd Inc___1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
1
Eaton & Howard—
Balanced Fund——-—_5Uc
Dow
16.74
—-1
Trust
Mutual
l2-'2
25^
Shares
Dividend
15.32
beneficial interest
Mutual Shares Corp
11.61
12.38
conv
Federal
Fund—
beneficial
of
3.15
Stock
Growth
Inc
Massachusetts
4.40
Trust
int__33%c
of beneficial
Investors
Mass
10.56
11.30
9.58
3 48
6.50
17.72
Fund Inc
1
Diver Growth Stk Fund Inc—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Delaware Income
Fidelity
$1.25
3.88
shares
Metal
lc
18y2
Comwealth Life Insur Co
23
9.92
American
American
Citizens
3.38
—
Industries
Balanced
Investing Co Inc
1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—-1
Diversified Income
De
13.30
3.09
4.03
National
2101
Series B
Crown
Stk
Life
Assur
Equitable
American
12.17
Mutual
1
Inc
19.76
21.77
——--1
Inc
Fund
Fund
7.61
shares—lc
Fund
1
Fund Inc
Concord
Loomis
shares
Fund Inc
Composite
7.18
8.34
Managed Funds—
Chase
1%
17.67
6.55
10.04
12.75
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
16.79
9.21
11-67
—
17.48
13.69
Insurance
129%
American Heritage Life Ins—
14.78
17%
Loomis-Sayles
124%
26.33
18ya
Inc—1
Investors
Insurance
Life
82 %
5
1
18.24
24.14
13.54
16.02
15.39
16.33
10.02
a30.78
al6.83
Life
24%
79
American General Insur
16.59
10.25
Ask
130
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)„5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)—2
22 y2
124
Insurance
American
Bid
__^._lo
Co_„.
19.90
23.84
Fund Inc—1
1
Fund Ltd
20.06
Par
144
Insurance
Agricultural
Ask
136
25.38
Fund of Can—1
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
18.54
Life
Bid
_10
24.31
21.85
15.20
9.39
9.18
14.96
15.58
-
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
1
Trust
Aetna
Aetna Insurance
1
Inc
Income
Lexington
1
Canadian
37.20
16.01
Fund Inc_—1
International Growth
Ltd—
(1954)
Canadian
1
1
1
1
(Discount Bonds)
Par
14.82
Monday, August 7, 1961
,
Companies
Ask
al4.81
(Medium
I.86
6.41
Bid
13.56
(The)
Fund
S-3
10.63
Fund
.
(Quotations for Friday, August 4)
Insurance
Par
Funds—
Research
Investors
.
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
FOR
value,
t New
1962——,
98.744
•1962-—_—98.322
98.76'
98.33'
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield
price,
d Ex-rights,
x Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued,
to
listing
y Ex-stock
on
tl
dividem
Volume
194
Number 6079
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(569)
THE
Bank
COURSE
OF
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
BANK
an
compared
week
ended
7.1% above those of the corresponding week last
year.
$28,966,283,985 against $27,040,613,800 for the
there is
this week follows:
v
At
this
1,124,143
5,270,596
5,971,335
Lancaster
1,574,350
2,104,892
4,510,580
1,013,000,000
4,981,545
_;
Philadelphia
Reading
6,421,848
Bcranton
Wilkes-Barre
center
(10
6,941,685
25,901,237
or
1959
1958
$
—28.6
1,685,752
1,487,142
0.9
1,442,688
1,554,348
—64.8
2,055,723
3,928,451
2,219,038
3,920,395
+
8.1
—
6.2
965,000,000
4,479,772
4,041,016
7.0
—
982,000,000
5.5
+
—
6,047,241
3,920,639
6,298,605
6,986,468
:
20,267,364
—15~0
3,470,521
6,584,594
25,279,108
+
2.5
15,256,635
13,946,343
+
9.4
28,948,775
15,742,219
1,141,643,702
1,084,859,512
+
5.2
1,056,549,865
1,032,615,933
+ 14.8
12,876,238
295,365,297
614,353,016
10,122,798
255,880,095
>.
Jersey—Trenton
Total
Inc.
Dec. %
*4,200,000
5,901,328
Delaware—Wilmington
by telegraph
1,610,110
(a)
York
New
clearings- returns
<;/
1960.
Our comparative summary for
$
1,624,276
739,921
4,143,282
1,076,000,000
Bethlehem
Chester
1960
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania— Altoona
weekly clearings will be
1
,
Third Federal Reserve
Pre¬
ago.
year
Our preliminary totals stand
week in
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 12.5%.
a
a
1961
Saturday, Aug. 5, clearings for all
cities of the United 'States for which it is
possible to obtain
at
with
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
cities
us
country, indicate that for the
Week Ended July 29
CLEARINGS
$
increase
45
cities)—
17,084,547
*
Week Ended Aug. 5—
1961
/
I960
%
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1
New
York
$16,551,709,854 $14,707,563, 541
.____
Chicago
.
1
1,308,833,893
895,000,000
1,071,000 000
Boston
.St.
,
City
Louis
San
Ohio-—Canton
1.7
792,621 353
444,721 420
+
5.3
Mansfield
—18.6
000
+ 12.5
785,366 950
470,991 728
603,971 169
+
406,887 876
+
3.5
$22,784,062,983 $21,001,912,467
days_
days
+
8.5
+
2.4
1,499,191,452
Total
—
5,151,850,835
5,032,251,110
-
(7 cities)
1.4
Total
all
Virginia—Huntington __'
4,752,173
Richmond
cities,
day
one
$27,935,913,818 $26,034,163,577
:
+
1,030,370,167
1,006,450,223
+
„
all
cities for
week
14,758,396
468,305,015
0.8
1,474,750,947
10,752,932
.'
9,344,178
410,765,931
1,246,683,057
.
$27,040,613,800
+
22,803,000
228,773,252
255,645,280
—13.3
4,675,998
3,963,937
.,
7.0
19,046,000
18,714,400
+ 11.7
226,097,235
183,122,252
—
8,919,509
8,354,695
+
6.8
8,515,971
6,845,872
392,886,645
371,427,252
+
5.8
354,312,976
340,149,328
151,708,797
124,704,815
+
21.7
116,410,536
123,809,629
(6
835,113,404
761,541,455
+
9.7
729,058,716
676,605,418
2.4
$28,966,283,985
;
7.1
Total
Total
-
3.7
—
Columbia—Washington__
District of
7.3
5,478,441
21,201,000
Virginia—Norfolk J.
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
cities, five days
13,934,585
5.1
495,724,223
54,092,900
55,158,400
5.9
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
South
All
+ 11.3
—
1,511,425,628
_
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
west
five
five
12,606,524
454,481,857
1.8
6.0
421,185,600
12,134,717
431,286,119
4.9
+
—
+ 10.9
Baltimore
cities,
15,047,264
.
Youngstown
640,308,495
cities,
64,314,700
Columbus
464,505,343
•;Ten
307,457,769
646,040,253
14,152,861
.
11,477,261
634,240,927
71,583,800
Cleveland
386,700
:
Other
13,180,935
322,612,093
Cincinnati
—16.4
435,200,000
Cleveland
.
—
870,719,000
—_;,1_
Francisco
Pittsburgh
-
834,720,684
361,880,114
______
Kansas
v
+ 12,5
1,332,088, 430
Philadelphia
cities)
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the
issue of next week.
our
We
week
covered
cannot furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
by the foregoing will
today, inasmuch
not available
are
In
we
the elaborate detailed
statement,
cases
July 29.
For the week there
the whole country
center
was
an
New
increase of
an
Reserve
'Boston Reserve
mond
District
the
District of 6.2%
the Cleveland
Reserve
increase of 8.5%,
was a
10.8%.
Reserve
We
we
the cities according to the
of
5.2%
and
Reserve District of 12.8%
this
show
improvement of
an
in the Philadelphia Reserve
totals
note
we
smaller
are
by 0.8%
10.7%, in I the
District of
Total
the
Grand
'
.
.
.
.
a
gain of 3.6%, the St. Louis
Minneapolis Reserve District of
a
'
an
2nd New
3rd
_12 cities
York
9
increase
1960
$
of
998,216,481
"
Inc.
939,980,390
15,862,184,688
14,335,797,099
"
1,141,643,702
1,084,859,512
7
Philadelphia
"
1,499,191,452
1,511,425,628
" '
__10
4th Cleveland
10.0%.
In
the
3.2
257,556,592
214,722,595
14,146,185
5.5
13,680,016
856,066
5.4
866,419
268,424,000
259,975,541
3.3
192,237,652
180,093,525
1,448,408,534
1,365,634,165
6.1
1,289,949,163
1,140,873,862
Orleans
Des
3,184,370
17,343,475
+
10,774,227
+ 53.8
15,792,272
16,420,317
92,998,484
Wayne
2,550,446
20,891,071
99,278,000
8,694,747
8,404,474
4,718,514
Rapids
L
j
'*'•
5,736,965
170,303,492
157,582,625
r
7,263,331
Moines-
59,288,564
City A
18,005,081
Sioux
•
+
Illinois—Bloomington
:
8,045,794
,53.485,127
r
17,888,650
2,126,120
2,267,439
1,247,183,178
Chicago
Decatur
6,703,651
6,676,925
11,828,320
►
680.299
District—Chicago-
Arbor
1,212,525,934
7,488,021
•
7,560,808
+ 24.9
2 954,256
20.5
3.8
6.3
—
+
10 154,130
^'14 466,949
9 530,747
—17.8
.+
^
12,471,364
85,470,000
A
*'
8,526,516
4 685,737
9.7
....
+ 10.8
8 102,733
4,268,330
57 ,041.365
133,150,367
5
7,856,388
-
-^54.394,992
18 789,788
0.7
+
10,853,098
153 417,205
8.1
+
—
21.188.271.,
111 626,000
3.5
—
2,833,355
17, 421,619
x.
17,508,412
6.6
1 489,699
1,453,860
2.9
1,273 133,011
1,071,863,893
1.0
.
+
—
8 399,344
6,977,139
"
Peoria
15,173,151
13,798,065
+ 10.0
13 ,435,905
13,491,337
15,621,625
13,548,208
+ 15.3
12 998,459
11,479,316
8,200,216
7,095,265
+
15.6
6 ,725,696
6,483,851
1,713,644,634
1,654,164,500
+
3.6
1,724,372,643
1,470,270,989
375,000,000
342,000,000
__;
__
Rockford
Springfield
1959
or
1958
'Total
._
cities)___
(17
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
$
6.2
+
851,141,067
787,662,394
Missouri—St.
+ 10.7
12,683,949,911
11,309,487,110
+
5.2
1,056,549,865
1,032,615,933
—
0.8
1,474,750,947
1,246,683,057
835,113,404
761,541,455
+
9.7
729,058,716
"
1,448,408,534
1,365,634,165
+
6.1
1,289,949,163
1,713,644,634
1,654,164,500
+
3.6
1,724,372,643
1,470,270,989
8th St Louis
4
"
784,445.200
745,665,690
+
5.2
701,848,383
638,346,322
v
736,435,001
669,735,396
+10.0
647,765,661
597,639,707
'.
773,248,538
752,571,470
+
7.2
193,356,263
180,010,222
142,136,718
+ 10.1
130,670,031
113,272,977
3,174,604
2,943,294
+
7.9
2,822,089
3,063,123
784,445,200
745,665,690
+
5.2
701,848,383
638,346,322
1,140,873,862
"
2.4
+
156,471,338
cities)
+
200,385,678
676,605,418
10
_____17
(4
400,200,000
214,899,258
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
Total
}
409,900,000
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Chicago
____
6th Atlanta
7th
9th Minneapolis
,
236,458,997
809,535
Haute
Iowa—Cedar
"
5th Richmond
215,715,653
Bend
Terre
2.7%, in the Dallas
Dec. %
6
___
5,600,435
264,150,676
clearings
1961
$
•1st Boston
5,754,942
0.6
Indianapolis
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
'
.
9.3
16,571,078
South
but in the Rich¬
larger by 9.7% and in the Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
;;^a%:;'S1Immary of bank
Week Ended July 29—
•
+
Rapids
Indiana—Fort
.
.•
+ 13.4
5,458,310
244,094,034
Seventh Federal Reserve
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 11.5%.
the following we furnish
6,938,764
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
are
27,530,128
255,746,638
.
(10 cities)
Michigan—Ann
5.2%.
124,525,982
353,500,000
31,884,259
13,374,141
Louisiana—New
in
that
131,014,956
386,100,000
1.5
5,965,598
Mississippi—Vicksburg
gain of 5.9%, the bank clearings
8.4
+ 13.0
7,866,946
Mobile
present further below,
+
407,300,000
—
257,335,483
Macon
Lansing
City Reserve District the totals record
V In
Augustu
33,563,270
145,190,394
460,100,000
Florida—Jacksonville
the aggregate clearings for
group
The Chicago Reserve District registers
District
Kansas
totals
and
District the
Reserye District the totals
trict by 6.1%.
33,048,664
157,390,133
._
.
Alabama—Birmingham
however, which
Outside of this city there
showing
York
Nashville-.
Georgia—Atlanta
Ac¬
press.
has to be estimated.
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from
In
going to
Tennessee—Knoxville—
having amounted to $27,991,698,138 against $25,787,181,418 in the
week in 1960.
at this
the
the week ends
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week—the week ended
are
same
time of
at
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
as
in
appear
7
10th Kansas City
11th Dallas
12th San
"
9
—
"
.
2.7
695,613,255
678,423,084
6
"
642,441,928
569,447,025
+ 12.8
560,216,353
514,365,192
Francisco__—__"__10
"
1,556,724,576
1,396,359,088
+11.5
1,395,440,575
1,249,728,802
__
Ninth Federal Reserve District—MinneapolisMinnesota- -Duluth-
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
107 cities
Outside
New
York
City__
27,991,698,138
25,787,181,418
+
8.5
23,810,656,539
12,574,804,652
11,876,678,999
+
5.9
11,531,518,842
438,774,405
410,209,407
+ 10.4
164,363,906
145,191,943
+ 11.5
10,955,195
9,815,058
0.8
3,769,394
9.7
6,354,423
5,809,061
3.2
14,114,179
14,110,478
+ 10.0
647,765,661
597,639,707
10,180,325
3,633,033
5,822,418
14,589,529
6,445,060
15,064,071
736,435,001
-
9,134,993
3,603,023
Montana—Billings
10,434,857,787
+ 11.1
669,735,396
—
—
—
9,434,159
7,972,179
4,531,581
21,342,701,870
-
_—
—17.9
177,865,201
498,106,671
196,415,438
i
Paul
Helena
..
9,402,326
448,190,712
7,717,597
Minneapolis
St.
Total
cities)
(7
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityWe
add
now
;week ended
detailed statement showing
our
the figures for each city for the
Hastings
July 29 for four years:
Week Ended
Cleariifgs at—
v:
• v
1951
1960
$
Inc.
July 29
1959
or
Dec. %
:
$
1958
:
^
-•-+■«
-—
.
tvMaj$sacl}USefcts^
;
River_l__
Fall
L_i.",'„Z
V
■
Bedf6rd!rA_l—V ;"'."
1
_
__L
^
_
_
New Havens
c-r-'-r
_u.___
_
_.
'•
,
772,151,238
(12
'
'
■■■
f
1,669,696
—
5.6
699,366,476
0.2
3,173,168
.
■
'
••
Joseph
Total
Springs
cities)
(9
•__
-.
-
1,465,890
3,544,209
3,093;845
12,990,922
12,335,016
+ 31.5
A-'i>
15,248,958
14,823,486
+
2.9
12,400,721
10,687,130
56,846,254
51,564,911
+ 10.2
45,535,090
46,783,995
28,054,929
26,316,259
+
6.6
23,978,740
25,379,582
37,350,200
+
3.8
35,347,100
3,290,163
+
6.1
3,043,048
Elmira
988,216,481
939,980,390
+
6.2
851,141,067
787,662,394
1
Rochester
:
+
0.8
29,842,225
44,151,547
+
9.3
142,244,537
129,977,281
—15.4
2,345,144
2,422,302
2,891,736
6,425,081
;
cities)
(6
+ 13.6
3,533,142
3,016,969
+ 10.8
12,279,137,697
10,907,844,083
52,769,009
45,940,691
+ 14.9
41,801,957
228,038,890
5,705,559
28,613,573
+ 14.7
25,815,318
Lake
California—Long
5.0
75,439,358
72,806,432
90,444,747
90,905,57,1
15,862,184,688
14,335,797,099
City
28,099,470
13,192,869
,
San
Francisco
Jose
—
Santa
867,030,764
38,538,173
Barbara
11,549,267
Stockton
Total
Grand
New
Jersey
0.5
83,790,533
(9
cities)
;
30,242,669
35,137,996
2.9
458,791,366
449,757,958
+ 18.9
14,257,895
14,309,132
0.3
7,496,188
5,933,000
695,613,255
678,423,084
—
+
2.7
,
9.4
12,547,117
11,542,048
+ 14.5
479,844,639
440,675,396
4.6
42,160,264
—
+
12,683,949,911
11,309,487,110
38,423.633
■
—
5.8
5,540,943
5,905,000
+ 20.6
7,187,649
5,320,196
3.0
12,935,741
12,198,919
+ 12.8
560,216,353
514,365,192
9.5
216,286,745
186,904,369
+
208,236,569
5,167,624
226,403,762
90,388,534
24,852,693
14,294,561
761,331,364
40,443,605
10,163,555
15,076,821
+
+ 10.4
4,628,031
5,521,010
+
6.9
221,158,080
199,033,863
+
19.3
1U4,582,684
95.866,749
+
13.1
14,713,292
(10
total
32,202,075
16,778,062
16.698,006
749,711,310
665,950,642
4.7
32,982,314
26,201,804
—
+
—
13.6
8,937,657
8,543,727
2.4
14,113,810
12.806,557
1,556,724,576
cities)
1,396,359,088
+ 11.5
1,395,440,575
1,249,728,802
27,991,698,138
cities)
(107
26,261,882
7.7
+ 13.9
—
25,787,181,418
+
8.5
23,810,656,539
21,342,701,870
12,574,804,652
11,876,678,999
+
5.9
11,531,518,842
10,434,857,787
79,444,391
+10.7
—
Outside
Total
241,999,897
107,856,395
Beach
Pasadena
26,260,130
76,002,334
:
-
Northern
7,516,728
,
9.3
+
43,563,975
72,174,791
___
Jersey—Newark
3,558,275
13,910,502,419
32,814,920
:
+ 29.9
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
San
4,041,128
:
Syracuse
New
38,606,331
569,447,025
5,106,000
Falls—
Louisiana—Shreveport
Utah—Salt
138,776,169
12,305,510
40,032,392
5,418,000
5,326,368
11,943,959
642,441,928
Galveston
Wichita
492,269,647
<41,861,867
£
Worth
Fort
14,456,659
563,651,907
-
Oregon—Portland
15,416,893,486
York
752,571,470
13,091,563
Dallas
Total
38,906,732
2,445,975
Jamestown
New
-
6,379,296
518,677,831
3,322,269
-
151,693,900
—.
t
155,220,514
6,985,827
29,368,800
3,491,429
"
-
.
-
York—Albany
165,455,836
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Texas—Austin
Yakima
Buffalo
1.5
+
1,007,136
2,789,282
1,856,117
0.4
—
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
•
Washington—Seattle
:
175,242,659
10,683,530
34,159,117
503,927,299
11,929,701
30,974,817
City
Colorado—Colorado
643,033,005
+ 20.3
14,569,788
"
■„
3,365,410
I
+
19.161,215
* ■** -
cities
720,219
9,441,302
975,360
6,115,957
'
T'
_».
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
.'s'
3,287,623
6,278,587
3,655,176
-----i----,,
Rhode Island—Providence
"
3,626,889
3,640,400
Connecticut—Hartford__-_r/^T_____
New
2.4
+ 12.8
38,753,800
—-
Worcester
|
+
7,464,850
2,007,884
Springfield
f.
3,759,213
8,422,891
3,359,993
•Lowell
NfeW
3,850,539
815.,378,189
•
Portland
817,966
10,059,247
13,882,850
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
St.
8.2
+ 11.8
6,361,439
:
4.3
+
773,248,538
Kansas—Topeka
$
+
8,101,604
14,188,190
■
1-
Omaha
L~Fii?LFe0eraLResm
'(.Maine—Bangor
'
1,299,680
848,584
177,829,761
i
r
_
Lincoln
1,355,102
917,994
9,060,554
Nebraska—Fremont
New
York
City__
;.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(570)
46
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act
Pursuant to the
Fund Notices
of
Federal
the
1930,
Bank
Reserve
Below
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
will
found
be
JULY
28,
1961
TO
RESERVE BANK TO
AUGUST
3,
TREASURY
TARIFF
UNDER
ACT
preferred
1930
OF
those
list
a
called
corporate bonds, notes,
for redemption,
of
stock
common
under
The date indicates the
INCLUSIVE
1961,
and
including
FEDERAL
CERTIFIED BY
RATES
EXCHANGE
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
RATES
certifies
FOREIGN
.
called
sinking fund provisions.
redemption
last date for mak¬
or
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
Country
Unit
Monetary
and
Noon
Buying
Rate
for. Cable
transfers
in
(Value
York
New
States
United
in
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
Money)
were
given in the Chronicle.
NOTICE
Friday
Monday
>
Aug. 1
$
i
Argentina, peso
pound
Austria, schilling
$
.0121155
0200787
__
L*
-—
Canada, dollar
^—-—-
-&»•
.0200862
-
.0200875
.0200850
.969765
.969732
.969921
~
-
.209725
.209750
.00310887
.00310887
.00310887
.204050
.204050
.204050
.203991
mark
.251112
.251006
.250937
.250928
.250953
Markka
France
deutsche
Germany,
'
India,
rupee
Ireland,
Ttnly,
New
Union
.00276225
.325733
.325800
Irrnna
2.768891
2.771267
|
.139706
.139743
.139875
?
.139828
.0"4°ooo
■
.0348125
.0348000
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
<■'
.193841
.193850
.193875
.193841
.193800
.231675
,231506
.231481
.231437
.231425
v
1.390963
1.392179
1.393066
1.394261
2.794800
2.796580
2.798980
Loblaw
6 %
2.800160
Power
6%
Eastern
and
1st
Co.,
Aug. 2,
July 26,
1961
1960
Gold certificate account
16,225
Redemption fund for F. R. notes_
Total
gold certificate
50
+
17,268
+
45
395
+
2
168
reserves
+
109
(415)
Discounts and advances
—1,568
12
—
119
—
33
AcceptapcesTCtwught outright
88
+
Government securities:
U. S.
Bought outright—
'
'
Bills
2,369
Certificates
Notes
1
19,840
Bonds
203
+
1 7?2
400
—
—G
1 Tig
deposits
7«5
+ 5,004
+
6,830
+
83
+
+
501
+
144
+
144
Central
421
Oct
1
*
Sep
1
Sep
1
*
Sep
1
debs due March 1, 1977_Sep
1
*
*
", '
Aug 14
428
due
Sept.
March
1,
1977
1,
1965_
i
;
Corp.—
pipe line bonds due Sept.
:
Theatre
V
Edison
1977
1,
Sep
1
*
stock___Sep
15
362
,__
Circuit,
Inc.,
5%
pfd.
ENTIRE ISSUE CALLED
&
5%
Hamilton
Power
cumul.
Manitoba
&
Oil,
Diego
Nov
*
.1
315
Aug 16
317
stock
Aug 15
114
debentures
Oct
1,
preferred
1977
Corp.,
5%
1
*
July 31
Co.—
Sep
1
Aug
8
221
Sep
8
428
Sep
shares
115
*
15
% *
Ltd.—
RoberLshaw-tFulton
51/4 %
due March
Light
redeemable
cumul.
1
Aug 21
stock
A
preferred
stock
Co., 6% preferred
Sugar
Star
Cumul.
stock
Corp.—
Management
5.65%
series
convertible
Indianapolis
North
debs,
Builders
cumul.
Page
pfd.. stocks-Sep
Co.—
f.
s.
cumul.
Corp.—
Porter
conv.
General
4%%
cumul.'"'preferred
6.40%
preference
conv.
Fischer
Date
4!/2 '/>-■ and
Co.,
Securities
$1.40
San
rowings from others decreased $530 million. Loans
domestic commercial banks decreased $372 million.
655
E
1978
1,
Howell Co.,
&
Brockton
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks, from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $130 million arid^bGno
1,010
27,425
3,494
;
Bell
5 >/2 %
corporations increased $62 million.
4
+
1
1972
Company and Issue—
5'A %
adjusted increased $408 million in
New York City, $182 million in the Chicago District
outside the City of Chicago and $124 million in the
Dallas
District, but they decreased $71 million and
$69 million in the San Francisco and St. Louis Districts,
respectively. Savings deposits increased $18 million, and
other time
deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
Demand
—1,656
5
1,043
"other"
of
$85 million.
Aug. 3,
1961
Holdings
million.
$72
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) since
i
ASSETS—
decreased
securities increased
Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds
dollars)
(In millions of
420
-
Sep
1,
Ltd.—
due
A
•
largely reflecting purchases of the new tax anticipation
issue maturing March 23, 1962.
The combined total of
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
2773
Aug 15
1990
1,
.
series
$2,282 million,
increased
bills
Treasury
of
Aug 14
stock-
April
Transmission
Artists
.
Ltd.—
Co.
due
bonds, due March
mortgage
Sept.
-
417
Co.—
series
notes
Texas
+
-Aug 15
Co.—
Groceterias
United
Holdings
preferred
3%%
Pago
1
•
,
.
1968
1,
Illinois—
of
Electric
bonds
debentures
5%%
Consolidated Statement of Condition
*
Date
Inc.—
due April
Pioneer Natural Gas Co., 5J/2 %
Premier Steel Mills, Ltd.—
1.394849
2.792360
_
sterling
*
Aug 15
1970
mortgage bonds 43/4% series due 1987
!
Duquesne Light Co., 5%
debs, due March 1, 1972
Homestake Miniftg Co., 57/a % debs, due Sept. 1, 1969
2.772435
V.
coll.
1,
1st
.0166436
rand
pound
2.767128
prior
O
Utilities
and
Consumers
.278171
/
.0348000
■
- —.
Africa,
.278206
.0166436
■-
South
.0800560
.278200
.0348000
.
---
-
Kingdom,
.0800560
series
Citizens
.0300560
.0800560
.278150
cumul.
Columbia
6Vt'h
1st
.*-4
escudo
of
.00276233
.325500
.139600
Switzerland, franc
United
.00276225
2.764712
pound
peseta
Sweden
.325266
.00161085
.0300560
_
-
—
guilder
krone
Portugal,
.00276233
.00161085
.278200
peso
Zealand,
Spain,
5»/4%
British
.00276233
_
_
_
Netherlands,
Norway,
:209600
2.800160
.325266
yen
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico,
.209600
2.798980
.00161085
Feb.
REDEMPTION
debentures
conv.
American Investment Co.
.209466
.00161085
*
due
8
,
Engineering Co.,
6Vs%
2.796580
nniRin«n
-
Adams
.209366
'
2.792360
_
.00310887
.
2.794800
.209233
.*■»-*4*
pound
lira
Japan,
Company and Issue—
.203981
rupee
Finland,
debs,
PARTIAL
.209775
.209700
.00310887
(Metropolitan), new franc—
Ceylon,
f.
s.
.0200850
.969781
subord.
15-year 5%
.0386000
.969687
—.
refund.
Textron,
2.231203
.209625
Belgium, franc
Transportation Co.—
3% % mtge. bds. ser. B due Dec. 1, '70_Aug
Inc.—
1st &
.0386000
.0386125
Pago
Date
Philadelphia
s
+
2.230262
2.228350
.0386125
•
.0121221
.0121192
TENDER
OF
Company and Issue—
Aug. 3
$
"
.0121229
2.226932
v
.0387125
Thursday
Aug. 2
S
.0121221
2.224988
Australia,
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 31
July 28
preferred
Controls
shares
Co.—
preferred
conv.
series
1956
stock
;
Imperial Corp.—
subord.
debentures,
conv.
(i
r
•Announced
*
...
in
this
April
due
1,
1975
' !;
;
issue.
to
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Total
bought
outright
Held under repurchase agree't—
July 26,
July 19,
1961
1960
(In millions of dollars )
ASSETS—
Total U. S. Govt, securities
Cash items in process
Eank
+
645
27,770
+
754
+
4,425
+
89
+
445
Commercial
+
6
Agricultural
27,569
Total loans and securities
of collection
(972)
premises
assets
Total
111
263
Other
Total
!
assets
(1,387)
495
+
6!
—
50,232
+
.
380
85
—
Reserve
—
(415)
44
27,510
+
U.
S.
reserves
16,803
Treas.—general account—
517
546
Foreign^
211
47
Other
333
+
71
Total
Deferred
—
U.
293
loans
and
accrued
Loans
(972 )
Total liabilities
CAPITAL
(1,387)
19
25
+
193
6
Within
ACCOUNTS—
one
to
capital
Total liabs.
Ratio
of
101
and capital accounts
gold
certificate
(1,387)
Other
42
Reserves
15
1
817
accounts
28
+
429
;
+
Currency
with
12
50,232
829
+
—
834
Other
10
+
41
+
372
1,024
+
+
+
1,669
21
76
17
ties
37.7%
—
.4%
—2.5%
+
98
+
282
4,643
172
+
753
148,582
820
+
9,539
+
)
Figures in parentheses
dating process.
are
the
143
eliminations
4
__
made
in
—
the
40
consoli-
U.
S.
Government
Domestic
Mutual
savings
Commercial
The
condition
statement
ended
J ,e
of
weekly reporting
member
Reserve System in leading
f
f°R°wlrig principal changes
for
the
cities
week
July 26, 1-961: Decreases of $154 million in loans
and $618 million in demand
deposits credited
banks; and increases of $2,204 million in
Time
domestic
holdings
of U.
_
Commercial and industrial
a
loans
net loss of $60 million
l1™™8 i.?1.ChiSag?)'
of $181 million
decreased
in
a net decrease
during the comparable week
purchasing
a
or
year
ago.
carrying
decreased $73 million, and
carrying "other" securities
decreased $61 million. Loans to nonbank
financial in¬
stitutions decreased $17 million. Other
loans increased
$41 million.
purchasing
or
+
Gas
banks
_
_
*4*
+2,374
savings deposits—total§__
partnerships, & corporations:
Savings deposits
j._
:____—__
Other time deposits
States and
political subdivisions—
:
interbank
Domestic
_
8
9-
8
8
8-25
8-
5
9-
8-18
(reduced-quar.)
NA
99
+
18
+
official
institutions,
etc.
+
+
3
+
■'
Federal
1,842
21
+
Corx
A
5,352
_
—
.
.
530
+
—
184
+
9-11
8-25
31c
8-31
8-10
(quar.)
5c
8-25
9-29
8-15
7-31
93%c
9-15
8-31
(quar.)
25c
9-14
9-
9-
ACCOUNTS
12,543
—
18
+
+
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
10-14
Corp.—
*.
Ltd.
25c
(quar.)
{75c
(quar.)
{25c
$2 pfd.
Corp., $4.20 pfd.
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)__
$1.05
2
9-11
8-15
7-14
10-
10-
2
9-20
9-15
8-16
9-
8-10
1
Initial dividend after 2-for-l
subject
non-cum.
$2
non-cum.
tExclusive
tion
of
all
domestic
tion.
to
domestic
reserves;
demand
comparisoh
commercial
individual
deposits
commercial
Year-agd
savings
loans
valuation
{Includes
and
of
banks,
loan
banks
items
and
after
deduc¬
are
shown
gross.
except those of U. S, Government
less cash items in process of collec¬
excludes
change
in
deposits .due
to
mutual
banks.
illncludes
Press,
to
the
August
on
preferred
$2
721
approval
bf
the
15)
40c
_1
(quar.)
$1.75
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
9-©9
9-29
25c
10^
6
50c
10-
6
50c
.
12-28
8-24
9-15
9-
7
9-
7
12-12
Inc.
(quar.)
20c
8-21
8-
(quar.)
50c
9-15
9-
9334c
10-16
10-
10-
10-
3%%
■
preferred A
Dayton &
and
officers'
checks
not
shown
Dean Milk
Deere &
(initial)
shown
NA
♦July
time deposits
separately.
not
19
available.
figures
revised.
of
U.
S.
Government
and
postal
savings
Income
Delta
Lines
Air
Deltown
Denison
20c
Company
separately.
1 Vic
;
Delaware
§Includes
not
(ouar.)
4
Michigan RR.—
Quarterly
Deerfield Glassine
certified
5
15c
Dana Corporation
CAPITAL
8
i5C
Seal Co., Inc.,
common.
Cuneo
8-
25c
tl7M>c
(quar.)
Corp.
9-
8-25
Forster—
Curtiss-Wright
759
8-21
50c
(quar.)
Seal
Co.
Cork &
split,
It
—1,106
9-9
International
&
Zellerbach
«
New
129
9-
(quar.)
Trust
NA
130
—
9-
25c
(quar.)
Cork
8-11
9
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Knowles
8-11
40c
preferred
stockholders
11
Banks
Reserve
liabilities
&
B
Crown
NA
4*
95
1,078
Other
3%%
7-10
9-
(quar.)
& W H) Inc.
Co.,
Crown
NA
L_
8-
8.
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Imperial Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Crown
827
35c
8-22
9-15
1
9-
17V2c
Petroleum
Class
NA
1
155
Gas
(G
Crown
NA
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.)
Natural
Class
Borrowings:
From
Steel
10-
31 Vic
Lines
common
1
9-15
45c
933/iC
(quar.)
Crossett Co., class A
6,893
62*
+
2,291
$1
(quar.)__
common
prior preferred
A
Crown
6,313
20c
(quar.)
Can,
preferred
Crane
NA
+
65c
America—
of
Corp.
preferred
NA
8
—
40,216
banks
7-21
9-
Cosden
Foreign:
Commercial
8-21
9-
Crum
Governments,
4
8-15
7-17
2
Corson
NA
56
+
28.823
—
(quar.)
8-
8-15
57V2C
10-
Corning
219
63
—
948
and
(quar.)
1
$1.13
Copperweld
.117
+
—
618
—
721
_
9-20
9-
(quar.)
Crompton
_
2
9-15
30c
2
Cooper Bessemer Corp.
Refrigeration
NA
306
4,822
etc.
10-
75c
2
Copeland
2,401
520
—
500
institutions,
10c
(quar.)
10-
5%
seven
(of which $48 mil-
?? compared with
Loans to brokers and dealers for
IX. S Government securities
their loans for
Natural
Continental Transportation
923
+
1,179
+
64,692
S.
Government securities, $889 million
m demand
deposits adjusted, and $2,374 million in U. S.
Government demand deposits.
districts for
89,382
:
_!—
(N. Y.)
(quar.)—
10-
Cosmos
official
8-15
preferred (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
Individuals,
adjusted
to
889
+
10,788
Foreign:
Governments,
1
$3.75
interbank:
Commercial
Condition Statement of Member Banks
63,398
4,164
_
9-
|
$1.04
$3
_
spondents
9-
$1.12'/2
Continental
—1,129
LIABILITIES—
deposits
adjusted!
Demand
deposits—total!!Individuals, partnerships, & corporations
States and
political subdivisions
1
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
4%
151
Demand
1
10-
(quar.)_
preferred
Cook Paint & Varnish,
Contingent liability on acceptances
purchased
for
foreign
corre¬
1
30c
Co.
(Bridgeport)—
(quar.)
Common
1.417
85
30
•
Power
40c
Power
Container
131
—
3.032
assets/liabilities
&
preferred
preferred
$4.52 preferred
to deposit
and F. R. note liabili¬
combined
12-
$4.16
—3,562
223
banks
Inc.,
Consumers
5.357
+
1,429
domestic
1
12-15
$4.50
12 379
Banks—
R.
coin
8-
20c
Consolidated
3.0Q4
6
National Bank
Consolidated Laundries
6,417
+ 2 ,282
1
8-15
-
$50c
Consolidated Edison Co.
358
—
8-
$1.37V2
Light
Connohio,
114
+
+ 2 204
6 009
14,726
4,393
—_—
assets—net
Total
reserves
+
7-31
7-28
8-15
Quarterly
116
11.107
F.
(quar.)
8-15
(Toronto)—
Assurance
Connecticut
128
+
—
6.138
2,547
securities
with
10
1,022
years
and
Balances
Other
years
five
After
+
34,103
banks
securities—total
year
five
11
582
bills
certificates of indebtedness—
Treasury notes and U. S. bonds maturing:
889
Life
Connecticut
—1,408
+
i
Treasury
—
28
3,116
etc._
12.952
banks
commercial
Confederation
225
+
9-22
8-15
10c
35c
(quar.)
common
8-10
1
25c
5V2% preferred (quar.)
33
—
12
11-
Quarterly
Treasury
+
816
Compo Shoe Machinery
Concord Natural Gas,
8-10
9-
split sub¬
ject to approval of stockholders Sept. 6)
Commonwealth Telephone
(Pa.)
(quar.)
institutions:
finance,
Co. (2-for-l
9-
20c
B
607
61
106
loans
Government
S.
Class
Payable of Rec.
25c
A
Holders
When
Per
Share
class
Paper,
460
73
1,748
domestic
to
4
U.
One
Capital paid in
Surplus—
financial
Locks
Commonwealth Edison
1,364
—'——
loans
218
+
131
+
of Company
Combined
8+153
-}•
12
page
+,
Navie
carrying:
securities—
personal
foreign
estate
Other
3,430
48,885
60
720
—
.
to
550
dividends
+1,173
—
—
16 317
Other
168
1,381
154
from
+8,649
+9,007
2,012
purchasing or
finance,
52
availability cash items__
Other liabs.
for
nonbank
to
17,893
—
1,763
2,135
pur¬
securities
securities
Sales
Loans
deposits
for
——
Government
S.
Other
Real
—
dealers
and
securities
Other
—1,505
9
+
+
1,168
loans
Government
S.
Loans
bank
31,320
loans
industrial
and
Continued
chasing or carrying:
Other
notes
adjustedt
—
brokers
to
116,067
115.045
69,835
investments
investments
adjustedt
Loans
83+
Deposits:
Member
Loans
U.
829
LIABILITIES—
Federal
and
and
loans
Loans
DIVIDENDS
July 27,
1961
160
—
Foods,
Mines,
net
inv.
Ltd
(quar.)__
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
10-
12c
,___
t
8-15
7-51
30c
inc.)
(quar.)
Inc.
2
8-25
2
bOc
(quar.)
(from
9-12
50c
(quar.)
Fund
6
9-
1
8-11
15c
10-
2
{50c
10-16
9-
8
9-29
\
Volume
194
Number 6079
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(571)
Per
Name of
Dennison
Company
Mfg.,
Voting
class A
common
common
(quar.)
$2.50-$3.50
Finance
$2
Diamond
(Increased
Inc.
Giorgio
s-a)
8-15
9-18
9-
Geco
1
Dodge
&
General
Dairies,
8
$1.56
pfd.
Long
Inc.,
8-15
2
1
8-
8
7-14
9-13
Jt62'Ac
120c
preferred
7%
A
Va %
; 10c
9-
B
Duro-Test,
Durircn
5%
Company
5.16%
preferred
Telephone
4.80%
preferred
General
$5
;
Stock
' 9-11
8-10
Gilmore
8-
Ginn
4
Gertsch
Gillette
Co.
$1.75
8-18
Goodall
9-
Goodrich
8-10
8-15
7-31
Gossard
7-31
Gould-National
8-25
8-10
Grace
9-15
8-25
Grace
9-
8-25
30c
8
(H.
(W.
7%
preferred
6'/c
East
St.
6%
Louis
&
$$1.75
8-15
9-
1
8-10
$1.75
11-
1
10-
6
$1.50
11-
1
10-
6
Water—
(quar.)
".
Eastern States
$7
Corp—
preferred A (accum.)_
$6
preferred B
(accum.)
(quar.)
55c
8-15
$25c
9-15
1st
Echlin
preference
(2-for-l
stock
split)
National
__
':
4.10%
preferred
4,(4%
v
10c
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
4.87 Vi %
2nd
preferred
Great
;
9-1
$1.0614
9-
$1.217/a
Green
9-1
8-4
Gross
9-
1
8-4
Class
9-
1
8-4
Guardian
9-15
8-15
preferred
$1.41 '/4
preferred
preferred
6.40%
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.42
(quar.)
$1.60
___
Eleqtrolux
Corp.
(increased-quar.)
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
Electro Networks
Electronics
(stock
Industries
Ennis
Rule
Co.
4.36%
preferred
Gulf
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
17'Ac
9-
1
9
Fafnir
Bearing
New
Co.
10c
4%
Oil
8-18
Gulf
5.16%
6%
Haag Drug Co.
9-
1
8-10
Hallnor Mines, Ltd.
York)
Fedders
.
&
dividend
stockholde-s
(Subject
Aug.-: 15)
to
approval
Class
B
National
Bank
National
First
Wisconsin
of
Bank
of
1
8-15
8-15
8-
1
6%
preferred
Harcuuft
10-
2
9-16
10-
1
9-15.:
8-30
-.9-11
8-14
8-18.
27c
Harris-Teeter
8-15
7-31
9-15
8-31
Hartford
3.90%
Co.
8-
4
Hercules
30c
9-15
8-15
47(4c
9-11
8-18
10c
._
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
10c
:_
10-
(quar.)
55c
10^
(quar.)—
40c
.1
1
8-15
9-15
9-15
Hilo
8-
2nd
Hobart
1
Electric
preferred
Light
Mfg.
Co.
7-28
Hooker
Chemical
preferred
$1
8-15
8-
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
>
Food
Fair
<
Stores—
Motor
of
18
California
Fuller
Fund
(W.
of
ment
A.)
Mfg.
Co.
P.).Co.
America,
income
A
9-14
8-24
5%
7-14
Hormel
7-26
9-5
Gar Wood
4(4%
Land
.
:
9-
1
8-15
.
11-15
8-15
8-
1
11-1
(quar.)
3 'A %
8-25
8
8-10
9-11
Hugoton
Co.
9-11
8-
Hugoton Gas Trust,
Hunt
1
Foods
9-
1
8-10
9-15
8-25
$1
9-15
8-25
9-15
9-
9-29
9-15
9-
8-11
1
10-20
9-
10-
8-21
7
5%
1
4'A%
pfd.
&
Industries,
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc.
8-30
7-31
8-25
8-
1
9-
9-15
common
5
8-23
Lavin-Farfums
9-25
8-23
Laurentide
8-15
7-28
1
___
Lane
!
8c
9-30
9-
7-17
preferred
1
56'Ac
8-15
8-
1
Power
Co.,
Co.
com.
Imperial Investment Corp.,
$1.40 preferred
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
(initial-quar.)_^
1
Inc.,
class
(quar.)
(initial)
common
new
A
2
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
8c
;
10-
12'Ac
(initial)
Ltd.,
12-13
12-15
12'Ac
(quar )
A
12-29
12-29
10-16
10-
2
115c
25c
10-31
9-
1
9-15
8-18
10-13
(quar.)
8-10
117'Ac
.
9-
1
8-15
35c
Ltd.
10-
1
9-
1
9
25c
9-
Leonard
15c
9-25
9-
1
135c
8-15
8-
1
10-16
10-
5
1
Levy
8-14
Refineries,
Industries,
Inc.
(quar.).
8-28
8-23
8-29
8-
4
Libby-Owens-Ford
9^-27
9-
5
Life
9-12
8-18
Insurance
Glass
Co.
9-12
8-18
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)
9-20
Link
9-
1
8-18
Lipe-Rollway
9-
1
8-18
Little Miami RR.
8-15
89-
9-
5
7-28
10c
8
8-28
8-11
class
9-15
8-31
Loblaw
.
50c 2nd
10-
2
9-15
9-30
Louisville
9-15
9-29
Cement
9-15
$1.23
12-28
8-21
7-25
Lukens
Steel
Lucky Stores
Lunkenheimer
9-30
162'Ac
9-30
"
11-17
2-18
8-17
11-17
3-10-62
10-20
2-16
10-
6
9-
1
8-
9
9-
1
8-
9
—
9-
1
8-
9
t59c
9-
1
8-
9
137'Ac
—
(quar.)—
Louis
9
9
160c
(quar.)
common
St.
9-
12-
9-
1
8-
9
9-
1
8-
9
159c
17c
—
8-15
7-25
20c
9-
8-14
1
Ry.—
$2.50
(quar.)—_—-—-—
(quar.)_.—
8-
1
8-28
8-
4
8-15
7-31
20C
Co.
8-
9-12
25c
—
25c
8-15
7-25
35C
Mines Co.,
8-15
75c
(s-a)
RR.——
9-
8
8-31
15c
9-
8
8-25
10c
8-15
7-21
1
-
Ltd.—
$35c
&
preferred
Nashville
&
3-10-62
2'A%
(quar.)-.—
(quar.)
Lucky Friday Silver-Lead
12-13
25c
Ltd.,
Henderson
non-cum.
Lousiville
50C
9
112'Ac
Service
Gas
4
8
12-
112'Ac
st.
preference (quar.)__
Louisiana
8-
9-
$1.10
:
$1.50 preference, series A
8-15
8-18
9-29
$1.10
(stock dividend)
Groceterias,
8-1 0
1
$1.10
Cos., Ltd., class A (quar.)
B
(quar.)—
$2.40 preferred
(quar.)
8-31
1
9-10
9-
50c
—
Class
7-31
9-
12'Ac
A
Loblaw
8-20
8-18
50c
(quar.)—,.—
Special stock (quar.)
Litton Industries
9-11
8-18
1
60c
$4.30 Orig stock
$4.30
Orig.
stock
8-15
8-11
9
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
9-
30c
(quar.)
9-
60c
(quar.)
Special stock (quar.)
_$4.30 Orig stock
—8^.1
1
Co.
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
of Virginia
9-29
Belt
8-10
Ltd.—
7%
participating preference A
Libby, McNeil & Libby (quar.)
50c
*
9-13
Lehigh Portland Cement (reduced)
$1.25
—
9-29
(Ontario)
(quar.)
class
Acceptance,
Bryant.
5.%
(quar.)
new
H.), Inc.
Louisville
^
8-
9-15
8-15
Corp.—
(quar.)-
8-4
8-15
9-29
8-15
9-15
$1
preferred
5%
8-15
t20c
1
8-15
5%
7-28
1
1
8-15
8-15
,
8-15
9-
9-
8-31
8-31
8c
6
9-12
99-
$25c
10-
12'Ac
(quar.)
Leath
8-31
(quar.)______
10-20
12'Ac
A
Laura Secord Candy Shops,
& Co. (quar.)__
8-15
$1.25
common
6
t35c
9-25
$1.25
Door,
7
9-
40c
Quarterly
Industries,
(quar.)
&
7
8-
9-21
120c
(M.
(quar.)
Quarterly
8-
1
8-21
f
120c
Lamtron
preferred
Huttig Sash
9-
IOC
27'Ac
(quar.)__:
Investment
&
Lamston
preferred
8-22
9-15
9-15
10c
(quar.)
8-15
A
7-24
9-29
t.
10c
(quar.)
Loan
10-16
B
8-31
B
1
series
8-14
A
Class
Lambton
1
12'Ac
9-29
*-
(quar.)
9-
9c
(quar.)
62'Ac
*
time).
(quar.)
class
11-
series
23d
B
Class
4
9-8
invest¬
gains)
this
1
7-31
68 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
at
8-21
120c
(Alfred),
Class
8-15
8-28
5%
Erie Mortgage
C
A
8-28
8-
12c
Lambert
75c
(quar.)
Units beneficial interest
7-31
0-12
8-11
8c
(monthly)
(monthly)
$1.20 convertible preferred
(monthly)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)„
:
Kroger Company, common (quar.)
8-10
$75c
8-10
8-31
8c
preferred
7-25.,
12'Ac
—
7-31
9-11
7%
preferred
1
9-
8-15
50c
8-10
of
profits)
(monthly)
conv.
9-
10-
8-25
9-15
5%
&
B
convertible
8-21
$1.06'A
(quar.)
5
20c
preferred
10-15
35c
(quar.)
5
6
1-
23c
distribution
preferred
$1.25
—
14-
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
1-12-62
—
$1.20
1
4
6
Fund)—
investment
net
payment omitted
Corp
$1.20
8-18
8-
1
Huron
from
realized
cony,
Class
6
9-
9-14
Income
special
a
net
convertible
(Common
Kratter
10-
15c
11c
plus
Koehring Co., 5%
8-
10-13
1-12-62
Knapp & Tubbs,
Inc.
(quar.)
Knickerbocker Fund (from income)
8
8-11
8-31
4-13-62
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)
King Bros Productions (stock dividend)
8-11
8-31
8-21
9-21
Funds—
Kleinert Rubber Co.
9-
0-15
12-15
25c
8-3
1
a
1-2-63
25c
8-15
9-
1
8-10
$1.25
9-1
9-25
.
25c
9-1
8-15
1
of
10-
,
40c
(s-a)
from
8-14
ff-14
12-
J20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Keystone
income
12c
'0l! 1
J6 'Ac
Ltd.
Company
K-l
Quarterly
9-15
9-29
9-20
87'Ac
1
1
12-20
87M.C
Mines,
Custodian
Series
9-15
10-
&
99-
2%
7c
common
preferred
10-13
1
8-14
(quar.)
4
8
8-14
1
Ltd.—
15c
(quar.)
Production
Co.,
Gold
Stone,
Ketchum
Keystone
8-18
12-
8-14
1
9-
(quar.)
5%
l?-24
10-
1
9-
,
(quar.)
&
Common
4
12-18
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
Kentucky
7-25
8-
(stock
Douglass
Kerr-Addison
7-25
8-21
9-
$1
Participating class A (quar.)
Kennametal, Inc. (quar.)
2
8-10
Co.
preferred
3'A%
8-15
8-
9-
9-
$1
Industries, Inc.—
preferred
Stores Corp.,
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
14c
(monthly)_
(quar.)_____
9-29
95c
$1.05
(quar.)
Kavanau Corp.
(monthly)
Kellogg Company—
1
8-17
$2
Hubinger
20c
.(monthly) _:
Coal
com.
(quar.)
8-11
Idaho
Gauley
Co.
7-28
37(4c
net
&
Drug
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
Inc
8-4
12'Ac
capital
U,083/4
*1.12'A
Katz
5
—
(quar.)
7-25
8-9
preferred
25c
—
9-15
12'Ac
from
Y.),
8-15
30c
.__
(auar.)_
from
A
8-11
A.)
City Power & Light
preferred
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(George
Barbizon,
(N.
8-21
(quar.)
1
25c
—__
(quar.)__
,
15c
(quar.)
(5c
preferred
Co.
9
preferred
1
9-
87'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
preferred
(quar.)
Hardart
9-
4 'A %
9-30
9-1
45c
B
&
Howard
76c
(quar.)
Inc.
Horn
35C
(quar.)
preferred
$1.09%
(Bklyn.)
A
9-
4.35%
20c
common
class
Co.
$1.06'A
Co.
1
9-
$1.25
-
$$1.25
(quar.)
plus 18c
FuUerman Corp., class
Class
15c
50%
__
(Geo.
4'A%
3-
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Enterprises. Inc.
Fruehauf Trailer, 4% pfd.
Fuller
Class
1
,-8-14
proposed
a
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)
Friedman (L.) Realty (quar.)
Quarterly"
Fritzi
1
8-
Hotel
on
of
City
8-
8-15
common.
vote
.
Ford
8-15
,
will
Company,
$1.10
for-2 stock split on July
Ford Motor Co. (miar.)__;
For.est
Hoover
$1.15
__.
(quar.)
Five-for-four split on
Food Giant Markets—•
Stockholders
1
Guaranty
Paper
50c
(quar.)
Title
10-
preferred
40c
Corp.,
$4.25
Home
Sutherland
Kansas
25c
(quar.)
8-30
8-11
$1.25
4.20%
5c
(quar.)
8-20
8
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
35c
5% preferred (quar.)
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.—
Common (quar.)
3'A%
preferred
(quar.)
$4,375
8-25
9-
9-15
91'Ac
(quar.)
common
9-11
62'Ac
2
30c
8-21
A
(quar.)
common
10-
12'Ac
:
,
9-20
4.40%
KVP
preferred
12'Ac
4
8c
4.60% preferred
Florida Steel Corp.
5%
LaCrosse Cooler Co.
8-
Co.,
7-31
25c
(quar.)
4R34c
;
8-22
class
Johnson
Loughlin Steel,
]Oc
8-21
Powder
8-10
3.80%
12V4c
9-15
convertible
8-25
25C
4%
100%
divd.)
Co.,
$2
8-31
8-31
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
9-15
$1.25
Greens¬
8-23
$1.50
Harvey's Stores, class A (initial)
Haverty Furniture Cos. (quar.)
J.)
$1.25
(quar.)_.
Insurance,
8-18
45c
Markets.-.
Marx
(quar.)
Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)
(H.
&
8-22
8-31
9
10c
(quar.)
&
Mining
00
1
9-15
9-
15c
'
50c
;i
(quar.)_
•
25c
__
3.65%
pfd. (quar.)
Hercules Galion Products Inc., com. (quar.)
6%
preferred B (quar.)
7%
preferred A
(quar.)
21'-%
(quar.)
preferred
) u
Electric
Hecla
CD
$1.50
9-15
$22V4c
(quar.)
;_
8c
4%
^-Sl
$4c
.
Heinz
'
of
(monthly).
Corp.,
11-25
8-25
60c
(quar.)
Super
7-31
8-25
12-15
C.)
Life
60c
& World (quar.)
Richardson, Inc. (stk.
&
8-
1
(quar.)_
preferred
3%
(quar.)—
Class
Power
9-15
$1.16
:
common
Republic Corp. of America—
Class A (initial monthly).
Florida
12-11
$1.29
7(4c
;
First
A
Johnson
Jones &
30c
Brace
Harrington
40c
Oregon
Bankshares
8-21
11-20
5%
Standard
N.
(quar.)
15c
Common
(quar.)__
Manufacturing (quar.)__
Plywood Corp.
(quar.)___:
Refractories, com.
9-
v
________
Chicago
boro,
9-11
2%
preferred
Ltd.
Inc.,
Jefferson
12-11
$1.25
Harbison-Walker
35c
.
Stock
First
Hansen
Harbor
Hart-Schaffner
Investors
First
1
27c
Y.)—
(N.
B-21
1st
Jantzen,
in¬
(quar.)
9-1
25c
Trust
8-21
11-20
9-11
12c
net
(quar.)
Co.,
9-1
$3
(Del.)
Corp. (quar.)_
Corp., class A (quar.)
(auar.)__.
Bank
9-
(Syracuse,
Corp.
First
First
2
.
Federated Purchaser, class A
(quar.)
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
(Bait.)
(quar.)
F'ie.ld (Marshall) & Co. (see Marshall Field)
Filtrol
Watch
preferred
2
__
Bank
Cotton.
Hamilton
2
(quar.)—
National
10-
30c
Monthly
Stock
8-22
10-
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Federation
preferred
9-11
12-11
81.25
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
$1.45
-
Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
(from
Water
10-
(quar.)
Corp.
Federal
9-15
43(40
Farmers & Traders Life Insurance
New
50c
(quar.)
;
5%
1
9-
Telephone Co. (N. Y.)—
(quar.)
40c
(stock dividend)
Hackensack
Halliburton
$1
cv;p>.r-r-, .
preferred (quar.)
conv.
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-10
25c
pfd.
Common
RR.—
preferred
62'Ac
5.80%
Jamestown
1
30c
.
4.64%
7-31
quar.)
River Electric
Light,
Fall River Gas
(quar.)
Falstaff Brewing
1
8-21
9-
47V2C
Jaeger Machine Co
9-
9-
45c
(quar.)
___
Co.,
1
__
(quar.)
Fall
8-4
9-15
25c
.
Co.
(increased-quar.)
dividend
9-
(quar.)_.
preferred
9-1
Kelly
(quar.)
Inc.
$1.05
8-15
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
Power
4%
(initial
preferred
5%
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, com.
9-
9-15
7V4c
$1.09
_____
(quar.)
4
4
8
9-30
75c
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
Brick
Fund
8-15
Co.—
common
8-
(quar.)
$15c
(quar.)
Insurance (Houston)—
Ohio
Hamilton
Fairmont Foods
4
1
$25c
income)
46(40
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
4
8-
9-
8-11
9-
:
.-—I
common
8-
97'Ac
common
35c
(quar.)
&
10-1S
(quar.)
1
Service,
40c
_
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
Mutual
7-31
10-1$
preferred
8-
82
Dock
Products
preferred
$5
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Equitable Gas Co.,
1
8-
25c
(quar.)-
B
9
11- 1
31V»c
3.90%
1
8-15
$25c
-
(quar.)
Railway
Telecasting,
Mobile
$5
8-
8-15
$1.183/4
._
pfd.
Emporium Cap well Co., (quar.)
Evans
7-17
Gulf
8-30
$1.25
_
:
Forms
9-15
8-10
$1
(s-a)__—_
(quar.)
Business
1
&
Fire
8-
19c
(quar.)
8-18
9-
15c
A
Northern
Paper, (quar.)
Western Producers, Inc.—
preferred A (quar.)
vestment
2c
J.)
(auar.)
9-
10%
Corp
(N.
Empire District Electric, 4%%
preferred
25c
dividend)-
Investment
Elizabethport Banking
Emery
35c
(quar.)
Paper, Ltd.
P.)
8-18
1
82
(quar.)
Store
8-18
1
25c
Public
82
:
$1.80
(A.
1
9-
Extra
Iowa
1
Grocery
9-
Canada
(Rhode Island)—
$2.50 preferred
1
8-4
9-15
$1.25
$1.25
of
1
9-
8-4
5
1
12-
8-4
10-16
9-
9-
9-15
9-1
(quar.)
com.
9-15
t75c
Services,
9-15
10-16
9-
25c
9-1
Mutual
10-16
11-
9-
$1.37Vi
A
9-20
160c
22c
9-10
$1.37Vi
9
7-21
93%c
12-10
Great
8-
8-15
(quar.)
40c
Great
8-11
1
preferred
40c
8-4
1
9-
3.75%
Quarterly-
8-4
9-
8-25
Quarterly
1
t60c
27'Ac
-*
9-26
4 -
1
8-10
8-15
9-11
4
9-
'
(quar.)
class
Life
1
8
1
10-10
8-
9-
(quar.)
Investors Trust
8-^.j
8-10
8.
9-1-
(1956)
8-20
9-12
82
(quar.)
Steel
Northern
$1.34
(quar.)
5.68%
1
8-31
$1.80
(quar.)
Southern
$1.25
preferred
5.65%
$1;02'A
(quar.)
Great
Great
Investors
$2
Lakes
(quar.)
preferred
5.50%
8-15
.
8-15
$25o
Ltd.,
Dredge
8-
9-
9-
25c
30c
Power. Ltd. (quar.)
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
?
9-15
1
$1.50
preferred
City
8-15
160c
37(4c
.__
(quar.)
(s-a)
...
Co.
Lakes
4
30c
(quar.)
55c
(quar.)
Lakes
(quar.)
preferred
5Vi%
5%
Granite
Great
.,
(quar.)
preferred
5.36%
<u' 8-
um-J
(increased)
Gas
,
$5
1
1
9-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Union
Great
Industries
Paso
Grand
8,
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.—
Edwards
El
A
B
Co.,
25c
(quar.)
•
A preferred
class
9-
Easy Washing Macnine, Ltd.—
5%
class
&
8-18
(Bloomington,
22(4c
(quar.)
class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
8%
Class
Diversified
Class
12(4c
Inc.
preferred
B
Inc.
(quar.)
8%
Grafton
.
Eastern Utilities Associated
A
1
8c
(N. Y.)
8%
9-15
$1.50
,
Interurban
preferred
class
Investors
Co.—
preferred
preferred
8%
(accum.)
Co.
&
8-1
9-13
7-26
9-
(quar.)
9-5
9-27
8c
(quar.)
Batteries
R.)
preferred
Casualty
10c
(quar.)
National Bank
6%
East Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
Co.
W.)
&
■
10c
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
8-15
6%
8-10
8-
8c
8
15c
8-18
Fire
10c
(monthly)
$14c
9-18
9
1
12'Ac
5%
dividend)
(monthly)
9-
31V4C
5%
62(4c
Class
A
(monthly)
Globe-Wernicke Industries,
$30c
(quar.)__
dividend)
9-
•7'Ac
quar.)
8-21
8-15
F.)
(Increased
9-
(stock
1
7-28
9-
%
(quar.)
(initial)
25c
Co.
8-
1
in¬
com.
Interstate
8-25
(B.
Ltd.
new
Illinois)
(increased
s-a)
Investment Foundation,
Ltd., com.
Common
(quar.)
8-25
1
Line.
Co.,
1
1
5
Pipe
Silver
1
6
9-
8-15
Department Stores—
9-
9-15
2%
1
9-
(stock
Co.
1
5
$1.75
net
(quar.)
8-18
class A
Rubber
International
Interstate
9-
9-
,
(quar.)
Co.
9-23
9-16
9-
8-15
9-
9T21
35c
:
__!
Corp.
Resistance
9-23
9-
25c
Holdings
International
1%
9-16
$1.25
$2.50
(quar.)
A
1
9-15
4
I
8-15
in¬
income)
International
\
&
Class
9-
2
12-
1
50c
(quar.)
(from
25c
Glickman Corp.,
7Vic
pfd.
;j.X
8-25
$1.34
7-15
8-18
f
8-
2
9-
6c
Investors,
Interprovincial
50c
1
1-
60c
7%
Inc.
vestment
International Petroleum, Ltd.
.
(from
9-
10c
International Harvester,
1
(quar.)
income)
International
8-
9-15
11-16
75c
Co.
Fund
8-4
$1.25
>
8-25
9-22
Foundation
8-15
'9-9
1
11-30
$3
8-4
1
10-
40c
9-
Wisconsin—
9-11
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-1
40c
____
(quar.)
Industries
/
t65c
20c
(quar.)
1
Products
vestment
'
•?1
depos¬
(quar.)
Interchemical Corp.,
common
(quar.)
International Business Machines Corp.—
Northwest—
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)—..--—•.
inc.,
:
9-
"
64(4c
of
Co.
2
Mexico, S. A.—
62(4c
(quar.)
preferred
Gerber Products Co.
;.
/'
22(4c
the
Steel
8-
Brit¬
shares
27(4c
-____
9-28
(initial)
(quar.)
California—
for
(Canada)
Consolidated Copper
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
7-28
pfd.
de
after
expenses
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6%
preferred (s-a)
,9-15
Company (quar.)
Glen Manufacturing, Inc.
(quar.)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)
10-
9-
9-29
5%
and
9-12
approximately
Inspiration
8-25
of
Co.
dividend
8-19
*
7-24
40c
(Ky.)
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
8-15
10-1
40c
8-31
2yc
<auar.)___
Genung's
8-10
40c
Inland
1
quar.)
1
tax
Institutional
(quar.)
Waterworks Corn.—
1
(quar.)
8-11
32(4c
preferred
voting
9-
(quar.)_
5
8-18
of
Co.
Telephone
General
;
7-17
8-15
9-
8-24
9-
10c
(quar.)
General
8-10
50c
9-15
9-13
8-31
(quar.)____
8-17
•:■■■
35c
to
share
Assurance
Eiectrica
American
40c
__
(quar.)
8-17
.
,
1
50c
preferred
inuustria
8-15
9-15
preferred
40c
_
7-28
40c
preferred
$2
1
tl5c
(quar.)_
6
9-15
8
4(4%
$l5c
(quar.)
Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
Dunham-Bush, 5% preferred (quar.)
Dunhill International, Inc.
(stock dividend)
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Brewing
99-
12 Vic
&
Duquesne
1
75c
(quar.)___
class A
r
8-23
(quar.)__.
9-
amount
depositary
income
9c
30c
(optional)
(quar.)
5(4%
■
1
,
ish
will
per
itary).
Imperial Life
(quar.)
Utilities
Telephone Co.
2
;
(quar.)
preferred
Milner,
Public
General
8-25
.
a3
$0,135
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Ireland
8'A %
(Payment
8-15
9-11
(Boston)
Advertising
9-
rets.
(quar.)
common
Trust
10;
Sept.
50c
S. A. Inc.
preferred
5.36%
Dumas
2
9-12
1
1
2
Equipment Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
conv.
General
8-17
1
10-
13c
(quar.)_
Co.,
11-
$25c
^
common________——
common
8-31
9-
&
Interim
9-1
25c
(quar.)_
General Telephone Co.
__
Industries, Ltd., common
6%
preferred, (quar.)
Drackett Company
(quar.)
Corp.
Investors
$1.60
8-15
10-14
8-15
9-
General Precision
9-20
9-
$44c
ending
Dover
Power
2
10-
(quar.)
Drewrys, Ltd. U.
Foods
General
8-
1
10-
Corp.
(quar.)
Fireproofing Co.
General
General Steel Industries
Amer; Dep.
year
Dor^ey Corp,, 6% preferred A
Doughboy Industries, common
Corp.,
General
$20c
—
preferred
8-11
8-24
8-31
9
9-29
When
Share
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain
$1.12(4
Finance
Outdoor
Per
Name of Company
8-9
Investors—
7-28
8-25
39c
_
for
payment
Dorr-Oliver,
General
910-
40c
preferred
9-12
8-28
Ltd.
(quar.)
Investments—
Co.; Ltd.
&
i
(quar.)
8-15
$$1.25
(quar.)
1961)
30.
8-21
Vic
(quar.)
43c
$25c
(quar.)
Battery & Ceramic (quar.)
General Cigar Co. (increased
quar.)
7-J.7
7
12'Ac
._
(Interim
8
9-
Corp.
American
$4.50
General
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar.)
$1
preference (quar.)
:
Donnelley (R. R.) & Sons (quar.)—,—;
Dorman
America
9-1
$1.25
General
Investment—
Scottish
preference
8-
10c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Dominion Bridge. Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominion
1
7-21
'
:
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
_
(quar.)_
loc
(initial)—
(quar.)
Anglo
12-
8-15
45c
Corp.
Dominion
Mines, Ltd.
When
Share
15c
Salt
Manufacturing,
Dominion
12-15
2oc
:
(quar.)
Fruit
Houses
Dobbs
Dun
8-7
1
10c
(quar.)—:—:
Diversified Investment Fund (quarterly from
investment income)
:
4%
2
9-
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Crystal
Diebold.
Duke
9-
25c
Co.
Diamond Alkali
Dravo
8-7
General
non-cum.'pfd.
Detroiter Mobile Homes, Inc.
$2
9-2
of Company
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)
Gas Service Co., common
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(initial)
Tramway—
Denver
5%
Per
Name
8-7
25c
;
9-2
25c
(quar.)
8%
debenture stock
(quar.)__
.1
Dentists Supply Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
Di
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR
Dial
When
Share
47
Company
(quar.)
9-15
Lykes
9-15
Lynch Communications System
Bros.
Steamship
(reduced)
(quar.)
—
4
i
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(572)
When
Per
i.
-
Name
M.
&
S.
Store
D.
M.
L.
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd.—
Macleods,
10c
12(4c
10c
Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
Fixtures,
Industries, Inc.
Chemical
Macco
Quarterly
Trucks,
5Vi%
Inc.,
preferred
8-30
8-30
8-15
$30c
.
8-15
J15c
45c
65%c
ment
7-31
9-15
Quarterly from
9-12
9-12
Majestic-Penn
Mallory
(P.
R.)
Co.,
&
Field
Marshall
&
Co.,
Conveyer-Co.
(quar.)
$3.40
3%%
preferred
5 Vi %
(quar.)
Mead
&
4(4.%
New
Shoe
Co.,
7%
—
.
(quar.)
Seamless
7-17
9
7-17
Oklahoma
9-11
8-21
preferred A
(quar.)__—
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)
Olin Mathieson Chemical (quar.)
40c
87 (4 c
30c
87Vic
15c
25c
20c
2%
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)
8-18
8-18
9-8
9-8
9- 1
9-15
9- 1
8- 5
8-18
8-15
9- 1
9- 1
10- 2
10- 2
9-11
9-25
9-15
8-15
9-13
9-1
preferred
56 (4 c
40c
$1.25
$1.27Vi
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)
Minneapolis Gas
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
$5.10
preferred
(quar.)
5 Vi %
preferred
(quar,).
Missouri-Kansas
Class
Pipe Line,
Modine
Cement
Manufacturing
National
Quarterly
Extra
Mohawk
Eank
-c.il
-i—4-
Monarch
Marking
Monarch
Mills
Stock
Insurance
dividend
Monsanto
Moody's
|
CO.
Chemical
Investors
$2.50
prior
preferred
Diablo
Co
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Investment
investment
Pacific
10- 2
9-15
8-31
-
8-11
9-
1
12-20
12-
1
40c
9-1
(quar.)__
Fund
55c
50c
Inc.
(from
8-1
9-
1
9-12
8-10
8-18
8c
8-15
8-
1
National
(quar.)
Aviation
come)
Corp.
Bank
National
Bank
Stock
div.
(Detroit)
8-
sh.
each 53
for
Bank
(Auburn.
National
Bank
of
8
National
Biscuit
Co.,
preferred
National
Cash
National
Register-
National
Co.
Pacific
4%
preferred
Chemical Co.
Park-Lexington
Parker
Distillers
&
preferred
National
Drug
Ltd.
(quar.)
4(4%
National
Lead
5%
Fruit
Screw
/ National
&
Securities
Quarterly
ment
stock
Shoes,
National
Video
Corp.
Don,
Neon
Neptune
$2.40
Co..
Jersey
Zinc
Quarterly
York
New
York State
Air
-
Share
9-11
15c
8-25
8-10
(increased)
25c
8-25
8-11
9-30
8-18
8-
$i5c
10-20
(quar.)
20c
stock
4%
8-25
8-10
$1.69
preferred
$1.25
preferred
8-15
8-
8-
9
7-28
8-10
7-20
$5
split)
pfd.
(quar.)
$1
10-
1
9-7
10-
1
(
9-5
8-4
9-14
9-
Polaroid
Dry
Dock—
40c
,___
Louis
&
RR.
Gas
(quar.)
Ry.,
North
American
Car
North
American
Coal
(quar.)___
(quarr)
(quar.)
7-19
10-
1
•-
9-
8
(quar.)^___
Stock
Preway,
Inc.
-
.
9-
9-15
8-18
-
$1
g_ 8
1
8-10
*---25c
8-10
7-20
$5c
9-29
9-
35c
g_n
8-31
15C
8-14
8-
1
2nd
Service
4.64%
AVa.%
oreferred
7-28 I7-28
..
of
Inc.,
4.95%
7-31
Rockwell-Standard
9-15
8-31
8-
B
Ross
Rose
Marie
2
5%
mass
—
preferred
8-
8-31
Rowland-. Products.
conv.
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)-___-
,,.
.
(quar.)__
"..y • ,J55c
(N. Y.)
(s-a)______•_—3,0c
(quar.)____—_—:J_—___
7(4c
Ruby Foo's Enterprises. Ltd.___________
J5c
Ruppert (Jacob), 4(4%-. pfd. (quar.) J------- ■ $l,121/2
Russell Stover Candies (s-a)__"__-'_li__*____l32V4c.
9-15
8-31
Royal
10-
2
9-15
9-
1
8-15
Royal State
Rubbermaid,
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
Canada
of
Bank
Bank
inc.
,
8-18
St.
Croix
St.
Joseph Light
1
8-
1
7-21
9-
1
8-10
9-
,
1
8-10
(quar.)™__^__________/'
Paper Co.
Louis-San
5%
conv.
.8- 9
8-23
n8-. .9
8-15
7-17
9- 1
7-31
8-1;
7-20
9- 1 - 8-18
8-15
7-15
10- 2 ,,f.9-ll
8-15
7r31
25c.f8-15
5%
conv.
Vj8- 4
(quar.40c
; '9-15
/
Ry.", " com. (quar.).'
25c
(quar.)™^:________. "/$1.25
(quar.)/
!
$1.25
(quar;)
/- ' '-/ lie
' '9-15
'
& Power
9-
1
8-10
St.
Louis Steel
1
8-10
St.
Regis Paper, common
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
10-
1
9-
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15.
9-
7
4.40%
^
Francisco
preferred A
preferred A
9-
1
8-11
8-15
7-31
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-15
9-
6
8-16
Casting
(quar.)——n_/,
12-15
.10- 5
,';9- 1
35c
%
1st preferred A
Salant.:& Salant.
class A
12> 1
9-15
/
-
7-28
•
10- 1
.
1
8-25
9-
" 9-15
r"' 30c.
(increased quar.)__/
9-1
*9- l';9- 1
•
^ 9-15'
(quar:)'l~"™™J/_J.
$1.10
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,, Ltd. (quaf.f.6c;
.
8-15
8-
1
voting trust certificates15c
j 8,-15
8- 1
certificates^___'_"T_"_"__"*_"__"_Y__/''i"/" 15c '11-15
11-1
San Jose Water Works, common (quar.)!___ ;.
32(4c"-V -9- 1 T, .8- 4
4%% preferred series A (quar;);//™//--*.:
^29 lie
'9r;'',l
8- 4
4%% preferred series B (quar.)_'__/iin___2914c
-9-1 •;
.8/ 4
4.70% preferred series C. (quar.)V 293/sc ^
9- 1_'x8- 4
Antonio
Voting
Corp.,
,
trust
(
4
4.70%
50c
.
8-18
Scytes. & Co., Ltd.,
5
.
8-31
8-10;
9-
1
8-
4
Seaboard
Finance
9-
1
8-15
Seaboard
Surety
9-
1,
8-
Sealed
4
10-2
10-14
Power
5%
Co.
Corp.
pfd.
(quar.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.
Roebuck
Sears
31 (4c
8-15
8-
1
9-
1
8-17
Servel,
9-
1
8-17
Sexton
9-
1
8-17
Shares
45c
10-16
10-13
9-25
9-
6
62(4c
62 (4c
9-25
9-
6
9-25
9-
6
9-
8-11
1
.
8-15
.
8-
1
8-15
8-
9-
8-11
1
Stock
8-14
8-
1
1-2-62
10-25
10-10
9-20
8-15
7-21
10-
2
9-15
.10-
2
9-15
9-
1
Inc.,"
$5.25
Sheaffer
Class
Shell
8-15
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
;_____
X
Pen,
B
(quar.)
Transport
Sheller
—__
&
Trading
dividend
Mfg.
Shoe
preferred
Corp., of
Co.,
pfd.
' 15c
i'\15c
(quar.)___
/ 8-10
(stock dividend)£■__'»
dividend_I_ir£/l_t£L:-l__,
.
8-14
8-15
8-15 i-
common (quar.)
10c
preferred A (quar." $1.44
-
9-
1
8
8-1
9-1
v
$2.44
B
pfd.
A
9rl5
preferred
Lighting
(quar.)
-___
common
9-
(quar.*.61c
-j
(quar.
^
)_^i
.
-
^8-18
1
2Qc
;•
9-
20c
(quar.)x
(quar.)
.
-
8-15
-
8-15
8-15
,
1 9- 8
L- 8-10
8-10
'8-li
15c * /'9- 1
B2V2C '9-1
7(4c,
{:
6-14
•'
8-15-« -'-7-31
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Power,
7
■
..9-.18-15
j25c
•;
8-
•'..•8—7
.9-1
$1.
5%
America
Signal Oil & Gas, class A
Silvray
•*
9-15'«
$1.25
v:,
^
1
9-
8-rl
'
8-25
common—. --75c.
Signode Steel Strapping,
5%
:
•
2
'8-25
7! /20%
.'•' ''/25c
fquar-.)_^__"____*L—_r____.
cash
Pacific
Class
-7-19
8-15
10- 2
10-
Sie'gler Corp.,
5%%
7-14
•
Corp.
Sherwin-Williams
.
;
' >7-10'
8-25
'$56(Ac
•
9-15
% "
7
—.
(quar.)
Shenango Valley Water, 5%
4%
Co.— ", '1'
-
8-14
t33'Ac
" t50c-
—,
(quar.)
class A (quar.)_-_i_i^____'L__
>10- 2
1.9-15
10-3
•
preferred B
Sierra
Colorado—
10-
22 V4c
A (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
9-11
5c / ■ 10-11
(quar.:)l_>_^—_/ $1.31(4
Co._^__
American Industry, Inc.—
'•'*/ 1
''' "* *
capital gains distrlbutibh/>'_*_"7ixr_-52c '
Shawinigan Water & Power, com. (quar.)__
'
J20c
4%
8-25
1
.
k
Class
T 8- 4
:'8%4
10-
10c
in
4(4%
..
3% "
9-30
9-11
3l%C • 10- 1 ">•' 9-11
—;
preferred
8-21
10-2
Initial
Quarterly
..
commonJ/l-----v"
(quar.)_
(John). &
8-21X
30c
Title & Guaranty Co. "(N. Y.)
Security
8-15
9-10
dividend
preferred
5%
Stock
1
9r-U" >.' 8-21
25c v"
-
Co." (quar.)
&
Securities Acceptance Corp.,
1
(quar.)'li^l.J:-I X t31%c X,-! 9-^ t- :'X- 8-12
)_"_/_rii/_/r_-__l / V
25c ,/.|10-10 9-21
?■> -35c"
9- 1 / 840
Sealright-Oswego-Falls Corp. (quar.0_--_____ v :, :'. 35c"/"
Searle (G. D.) & Co. (quar.)^30c
1
$1.06(4
.
.
8-
(auar.)^--
",'8-10 .; '-7-20
.
9-
1-
8-15
$1.22(4
$1.16
t
9-
8-14
(quar.)
(quar.)__
8-'4
1
; 8-r 4
8-10"/ " • 7,-20
.
9-29
8-
50c
_____4l__/__"__"_
9'^: 1
'79-
; 34%c i
" ;25c
y
Corp., common, (quar.)
,:1;; .35c
8-21
;'/8- 4
preferred
(quar.)__:
:7—.77 37V4c; 1 10-15 7 9.-30
Schlumberger, Ltd.
(quar.)____/127_*lv;___l_%. 7: /": 15c
9- I
' 8V15
Monthly—
—1
'idc ^: f 9- 1 T'8-21
Scotten. Dillon Co. ( quar.
■ .X "'35c
I/t/ 8-15 ~
^7-24
9-15
2%-
(quar.)
preference
J 29%c
.
.(qukr.)_L__-/_i
common
5%
8-15
12(4c
(quar,)
(quar;T_l/_Z__2™
preferred series E
Schering
15c
40c
25c
$1.20
$1.25
preferred series D
5(4 %
Schenley Industries,
8(4c
31(4c
.
,12(4c
r
1
V 8- 4
8-4
8-15.,
9- 1
9- 1
9.-1
8-23
,
,
—.__—6c
(quar.)
8-17
8-15
8-15
8-18
(quar.)_____
Insurance--
,
75c
,
.
9-
35c'
(quar.)
,
____
.
8-16
1
(quar.)
common
A
9-15
8-
f5c
t3%c
(quar.)_
A
8-16
8-
9-10
9— 1
9- 1
50c
,
8-11
9- 1
8-15
..
(quar.)
$1.
& Tool Co.
(quar.)_u
25c
Reid. common (quar.)—.___—. 15c
Gear
7-25
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.,
preferred
1
8-11
8-11
8-11
8-11
8-ll>
1
1
1
1
1
9- 1
10c
(quar.)
Haas
&
99999-
10c
(initial)
ijid.,
4%
9- 5
9- 5
$1.37(4
.
(quar.)
8-15
Class
9- 6
9-15
9-15
' $1
$1.02(4
$1.18%
$1.02(4
$1.23%
(quar.)
L
Transit
Rockower Bros,
Rohm
9-20
80c
(quar.)—
(quar.)_;
oreferred
8-15
10-
8-11
.8-15
8-15
9-15
Electric—
&
6
9-
9-7
8-10
10- 6
9- 1
8-25
9- 6
37(4c
preferred K
Rochester
8-15
9- 6
9- 5
25c
:
common
(quar.)__
preferred H (quar.)
04% preferred I tfcjuar.)____
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
7-28
?
8-15
9-14
12-14
7- 7
8-10
8-10
8-16
8-15
8-25
9- 1
25c
45c
—
(initial-quar.)
preferred F (quar.)
9-15
117/bC
15c
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
7-28
Gas
7-21
8-18
——
4.10%
8-15
(quar.)___
Controls
Myers,
7 8-15
—
Co.
4%
7-28
9-
2%
(quar.)_____
4%%
$1.25
convertible
4.90%
1
Co.
Corp.,
Providence-Washington
$2
—
dividend)___r___;—:___-
(stock
Mfg.,
7-28
9-15
5c
dividend).
preferred
Progress
Public
(stock
——-±-
Gamble
7-28
9-15
25c
7V4c
(quar.)
(initial)
Realty
Proctor-Silex
9-15
—
'
(quar.)
dividend
&
"
30c
(quar.)
common
America
of
Co.
Procter
•
+50c
common
(quar.)
Potash
8-15
c
"
income..;______
Ltd.
6%
8-25
from
(quar.
Corp.,
8-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Company
Talbot,
preferred
1
(Mass.)
Bank
common
&
2
I
.
15c"
&
9-
93%c
of
Pope
Rochester
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
9-15
8-31
10- 1
1-1-62
8-15
25c
common
preferred
8-15
32(4c
(quar.)
—-—
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)_
Presidential
undistributed " capital
preferred
8-11
Corp.—
(quar.)__-
Ltd.
1
$1.50
5c
com.
2nd
$2.50
10-
50c
32 (4
distribution
9-
Corp.,
1st
5%
Poor
40c
St.
1
7-28
Oil, new
Robertshaw-Fulton
net
from
....
&
National
Pittsfield
Richfield
7-28
9-7
60c
&
(quarterly
Chemical,
preferred
(quar.)—:
preferred (quar.)
Coke
Pittsburgh
Richardson-Merrell. Inc.
8-15
&
8-18
7-21
7-21
$1.12(4
(increased)
9-29
75c
30c
——
$4.80
1
—
(quar.)—
preferred
4(4%
1
$1.7*
20c
(quar.)
6%
pfd. (quar.)—;___—
(quar.)
__—
_____
(quar.)
—
Finance,
to
6
Co.,
8-15
25c
tl5c
25c
-4_-1
income)
investment
Rico Electronics
7-21
42Vic
J40c
37(4c
$1
Pioneer
9-12
1
(quar.)__________—
Photo Engravers & Electrotypers, Ltd. (s-a)_
Pillsbury Company, common (quar.)____'
$4 preferred (quar.)—
'_—
—:_
60c
$1.04(4
investment
Mining
9-29
12V4C
&
Western
4
1
8-15
8-31
8-15
8-15
.
Co.
Inc.
subject
Sept.
Mfg.
9- 5
8-31
7-11
7-28
8-18
9- 1
split
14c
(quar.)_
—
Street: Fund,
stock
on
8-11
$1.50
25c
Pine
shares
•
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
:—___—
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
Petroleum
1
(increased-quar)__
on
the
common
stockholders approval
Tobacco
(R. J.)
Rheem
8-15
8-15
9 -1
9-15
t28c
15c
20c
50c
12(4c
75c
(quar.)
common
9- 1
12-1
9-15
8- 8
"
15c
Brass
&
8-11
9-
'
2%
14c
pfd.
7-21
8-15
(Phila.)
Co.
Corporation,
10-16
$1.06
$1.16
7%
3
8- 7
9-15
9-29
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Copper
10-
$1.01
$1.17Vi
$1.12 Vi
$1.15
25c
Dodge Corp.
Philadelphia Electric
Phillips
Ltd.
(quar.)
8-10
92Vic
(quar.)
Inc.
A
5
$1.10
(quar.)
Gear,
&
class
9-
37Vic
Phelps
15c
;
Corp.—
net
Machine
9".1
15c
40ct20c
(initial)
25c
—
(quar.)—
40c
—
(quar.)—55c
6c
Canada, $1.10 class A (quar.)
t27c
Insurance
2-for-l
San;
Jewellers, Ltd.
Corp. (quar.)
Credit
11-
A
8-11
9-14
i8c
(quar.)
accumul.
Adjustment,
Normetal
7-31
7-21
9-25
(quar.)
Electric
Mines,
&
8-15
•____
Light,
Co.
a
7-31
8-11
r
-
(quar.)
Brake
plus
current
Norfolk
8c
__.
(quar.)
from
8-15
35c
common
preferred
Publishing
Circle
0- 4
7-21
8-21
9-14
dividend
15c
58 Vic
-
-
$3.50 1st pfd.
Chemicals,
8-25
30c
t62Vic
;
(quar.)—_
i
Quarterly.
(quar.)
(2-for-l
Chicago
Common
Noranda
invest¬
___,—r
New
<.
net
6%
A
Shipbuilding
York
gains
9-22
Co
Mining
New
15c
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
News
Niagara
10-
25
Inc.
J.)
preferred
3.75%-
10-5
______
(Canada)
Meter
Newport
Pfaudler-Permutit,
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
Newmont
Perkins
8-17
62'/2c
(quar.)--^_—
Chemical
Jersey Power &
New
8-28
9-15
(quar.)_
(John
4.05%
9-25
8c
(stock
Co.
&
Inc.
Nestle-Ler Mur
New
75c
______
Corp., class
Products
Nesbitt
Perfect
stock
Inc.
Starch
Nelly
Peoples
Corp.—
from
__
Standard
National
Nautec
1
8-11
1
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)___'____
preferred
National
National
Penton
8-
income—
National
National
8-4
1
,
Fibre—
common
9-1
12-
t20c
$35c
12c.
(quar.)___—_____________
common
Non-voting
8-15
;
Research
&
Voting
9-18
10c
—
(quar.)—
Chemical
9-18
1
20c
(quar.)
preferred
4.64%
Penobscot
1
10-
7Vic
$2.50
10c
Co.—
(quar.)__
8-15
Power
10-
37Vic
34%c
31 (4c
31 (4c
31 (4c
30c
28Vac
27(4c
60c
15c
7(4c.
45c
$1
.__
$1.32
I2 /2C
39c
(quar.)——
(Texas)
(quar.)___^
Rexall Drug & Chemical (quar.)
St.
preferred
8-11
11-
Reynolds
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
C
(quar.)
D (quar.)
E
(quar.)
F
Cquar.)
G (quar.)
4.24%
$1.75
(quar;)
distribution
B
preferred
preferred
4.05%
1
$1.50
Revere
8
Co.—
series
preferred
4.40%
9-1
_____;
Republic
Republic
7-24
common
Pennsylvania Electric
$1.12(4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
Inc.,
Co.,
(quar.)
Fuel Gas, $1.50 preferred
9-15
8-15
7-21
8-14
(quar.)
preferred
$20c
pfd.
(quar.)_____
B
4.68%
9-
,
8-11
25c
•__'.
Pennsylvania
.
$1.10
$1
5%
9-15
9-15
Chains
1
20c
62Vic
pfd. (quar.)__
Pendleton Tool Industries, Inc. (quar.)___—
$1.06(4
___
$4.50
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Line,
Pipe
8-15
.
Renold
8-
(quar.)
Brewing
10-16
:
8-11
8-11
31(4c
preferred
Pearl
8-11
.
9-
15c
:
(quar.)
Co., common
Coal
9-15
-
Foods
Stock
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7%
Peabody
10-13
8-31
common.-.™
A
preferred
National
Co.,
Co.,
preferred
6%
Canada,
Renair
.
Paper
5
56(4c
of
(quar.)
Gypsum
Co.,
30c
__
preferred
National
7%
Co.
&
70c
$1.75
quar.)__
Chemical
C.)
Parchment
6
$1.06(4
Reliance
7-31
Manufacturing, Ltd., common
9-
(quar.)
7-31
8-15
York)
(quar.)—
40c pfd. (quar.)
25c
com.
7-31
8-15
(New
Co.
10-
7
8-15
Reichhokl
Robbins
Airways
9-15
8-
8-15
(quar.)
10-13
__
Chemical,
(initial
(S.
Paterson
Paton
1
8-15
(quar.)
World
American
______—
—:
Corp. of Amer.,
1
(quar.)
Packaging Corp. of America
(quar.)—
Pall Corporation, class A (quar.)
Panhandle Eastefn Pipe Line, com.
(quar.)
Park
_______
_____
(quar.)
9-15
Corp.
25c
(quar.)___
9-
Co.
9c
35c
,
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.50
9-1
$1.14
(quar.)
series
series
4.70%
preferred
series
4.50%
preferred
series
4.60%
preferred .series
Pennsylvania. Glass Sand
2
8-
$1.16
$1.19
(quar.)
preferred
Lighting
3.70%
4(4%, preferred (quar.)____
4%%
7-21
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)_
8-10
8-10
held)
(quar.)
Casket
1st
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-31
(quar.) 87(4c
Ranco,
Inc.
(quar.).
:___——20c
Raymond International, Inc.
(quar.)
20c
Rayonier, Inc.
(quar.)
20c
Raytheon Co., 5(4% preferred (quar.)—;___
68%c
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (quar.)
10c
Reheis Company, class A (quar.)
7(4c
Red Owl Stores, Inc.
(quar.)
40c
Radio
Co.—
30c
shs.
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
•___
common
8-22
50c
1
preferred (quar.)
redeemable 1st preferred (quar.)
redeemable 1st preferred A (quar.)—
Penn
25c
N.
TUlsa
8-18
in¬
.
(qu*r.)__
(Fairfield County)—
Trust
&
(1
National
7%
ordinary
(from
—-™
___
National
50c
;
9-
1st
Pembina
net
income)
Acme
Electric
&
1st preferred
6%
Penn
National
Gas
8- 1
8-26
8-21
$$1.75
$1.25
8-15
8-31
1
9-12
(quar.)
common
1st
8-15
1
(quar.)
1st
9-12
Murphy
(G. C.)
Co.
(quar.)
Muskogee Co.
(quar.)_
Mutual
Co.,
Paper
1st
8-
10-
—
■.
redeemable
9-15
8-10
(quar.)__;
common
redeemable
8-15
9-11
8
—.
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
Pure
9-
A—
(quar.)
redeemable
25c
$3.50
(quar.)
common
—
Co.
$5
Glass,
preferred
Oxford
Pan
(s-ai
Morrison-Knudsen
4%
class
Ltd.,
Wholesale.
Oshawa
Outboard Marine Corp.
o-ji
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-30
9-1
8-15
Quaker City Insurance (Phila.) (quar.)_—_
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
:____
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd. __—_____;—~
invest¬
Chemical Corp. (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.—
4.65% preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)—
8-34-
9-JO
4
9-19
2
25c
Onyx
9-30
50c
59%c
61 Vic
net
(from
Fund
Street
4.36%
"
4
8-
1
8-15
income)
4.50%
75c
15c
62Vic
6c
8-
8-15
8-15
Co
brewing
William
ment
4.80%
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mills, Inc.,
Olympia
One
20c
(quar.)
8-15
10-
8-15
(quar.)__
common
50c
35c
Inc.
15c
Gas,
10-16
9- 8
Service—
participating preference
Morgan Engineering, common
Mount
Natural
10-16
7-28
Pullman.
1
4%%
11- 1
9-29
8-29
8-4
1
—
11- 1
25%
8-15
-
»
$1.02
$1.04(4
$1.07(4
$1.26(A
—-—-—
—
& Light
Power
7 Vic
(increased-quar.)
5%
_
$3
Mount Vernon
Inc.
10c
25c
_
Puget Sound
9-1
Mills Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)_
Ohio Edison Co., 4.56%
preferred (quar.)__
Oklahoma
Mississippi River Products Line,
5%
(Bait.)—
8-4
9-
Flour
8-2
15c
8- 4
1
9-30
holders tax)
Ogilvie
5%
quar.)
1
9-
7
q.
9-15
(quar.)
preference common
8-25
8- 1
c
o
Co.—
(quar.)
8-25
7-26
7-28
* 8--15
-.A,,/
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
preferred (quar.)
4.30%; preferred (quar.)
5.05% preferred (quar.)
5.28% preferred (quar.)
Pueblo Supermarkets, Inc
9-
(quar.)
30c
(increased
4.08
Common
$1.75
__
O'Okiep Copper Co. Amer. shs. for Ordinary
(Less South African
non-resident share-
5(4%
___.
$1.40
8-11
25c
preferred (quar.):
Pharmacal
8-11
$1.12Vi
$1.31(4
preferred (quar.)_______—__—_____
5(4%
Norwich
8-15
i-za
8-15
8-15
$1.31/4
—-—■
Gas
&
Electric
Service
9-
25c
30c
Service, common (quar.)
4(4%
8-31
(quar.)___
$1.43%
$1.43
8-lb
25c
9-15
23c
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)___
(quar.)—_:
Northwestern Public
7-28
25%
Gas,
2]c
(quar.)
9-15
$1.12Vi
States Portland Cement (quar.)
Northwestern
9-16
(auar.)
Monumental Life
9-16
(Schenectady)—
System
5.72%
8-11
8-16
::c_
Co.
Natural
preferred
preferred
5.75%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Northwest
40c
dividend)
(stock
—
Rubber
4.50%
Public
1
10-25
$45c
t69c
t$1.50
30c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Northwest Bancorporation, common
1st
2nd
6%
4 Vic
(quar.)
Co.
8-18
7-28
8-21
8-21
8-21
8-31
8-11
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
90c
i
Portland
Mohawk
;■___——
common
B—
9- 1
.
5%
Missouri
Common
Owens-Illinois
Safety Appliances Co.—
4(4 %
,
8-
$1
—
(quar.)
Corp.
Northern
8-15
9-30
,
°"AO
84c
$1.12/2
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.):—
4.18%
8- 9
—____———__
Tube
44c
y" 1
"is
Mexico—
New
preferred
5.25%
9-20
30c
r__
1
9-
$1
—
common..—
(quar.)
Quebec Power, Ltd.—
85c
93 %c
55c
62Vic
25c
15c
$1.37'/a
+25c
37Vic
42Vic
$1.06(4
50c
(quar.)
Products
Food
(quar.)
Public Service,
8
of
5
8
Hampshire—
(increased)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
o
9-1
■(" ^
^bC
preferred
Service
8-5
,
2'c
New
of
Co.
Service
5%
8-
9-
$1
(s-a)
8
8-15
[f
87/4c
Common
3.35%
9- 1
55c
(quar.)
Common
8-
25c
preferred
8-10
8-25
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-16
10-10
8-17
9-15
9-18
8-25
9-20
8-1
9- 1
8-11
8-11
7-31'
$1.18%
$1
common
Utilities
Gas
preferred
prior
4.40%
8-25
9- 8
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
10-31
8-31
9-29
10- 1
9-12
9-30
9-1
9-15
9- 1
9- 1
8-15
2%
(quar.)
Corp.,
$4
8-15
(quar.)
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Midwestern Financial
Mine
Northern Indiana
preferred
$2
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
Mickelberry
8-10
10-13
8-21
!
common
Termit
Michigan
Michigan
9-11
11- 1
9-11
Corp.—
preferred
&
Water,
___
series B pfd.
&
Northeastern
(Long Island,
Bank
Bank
series pfd.
$3.50
—
(quar.)—
dividend
4%%
Metal
_;
(s-a)
National
Melville
4%
(quar.)
National
York)
Stock
Mellon
Merck
(quar.)—
Telephone
Brook
Meadow
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Mines
common
preferred
Meadville
(quar.)—
common
Robbins, Inc.
Corp.,
—_
(quar.)
Porcupine
McKesson
__
(quar.)
Publishing,
preferred
Mclntyre
12-20
933/4C
Public
4
Indiana— "
of
Co.
Holders
When
Payable ot Rec.
Share
.
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
t $0.2603
8-31
_—
(quar.)
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.
9-20
(Hartford)
Co.
9-30
common
McCorp Corp., common
McGraw-Hill
1-20-62
5(4%
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
Insurance
20c
25c
55c
93%c
(quar.h-
preferred
8-
1
Public
payment)
35c
(quar.)—
S3.75 preferred (1945 series) (quar.)
$3,75 preferred (1947 series) (quar.)
Stores,
Department
1
(Entire issue called for redemption at $50
per share on Aug. 8, plus this dividend
Insurance
Quarterly
Mathews
8-14
9-
10-
(1956 series) —
pfd.
$2.50
Oil,
30c
Life
8-24
30c
(quar.)___
common
$1.06'/«
Massachusetts
May
(111.),
Northeastern
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Indemnity &
4J/4%
Star
Service
4.16%
10c
Gas
35c
.
(quar.)
4.80%
Public
3(4%
Preferred
8-18
8-25
8-10
9-20
(quar.)
common
iquar.)
Maxwell & Moore
Common
8-31
$1.31(4
Shore
North
9-11
10- 6
:
8-31
(Chicago)—
Insurance
62Vic
35c
common
preference A
Manning,
Life
5%
Inc.,
dividend
Stock
5%
State
9-11
9-25
8-31
9-20
9-20
4.32%
15c
12 (4 c
J30c
2 Vac
investment income—
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
9-20
income).
American
North
net
Ltd.
Shoes.
Maner
10c
common
Semi-annual
8-11
9-27
10- 1
Madison Fund, Inc.—
Magnavox Company, new com.
Corp.,
Name o/ Company
Payable of Rec.
37Vic
34%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(Above payments are all from net invest¬
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Investment
preferred
5 Vi %
1961
Per
Holders
When
Share
American
6%
North
(quar.)
common
Per
Name of Company
North
8-16
8-14
8- 1
•
,.
partic. preferred A (quar.)
MacMillan, Bloedel & Powell River,
6%
Mack
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Monday, August 7,
.
.
.
•
8-15
'
-
8-11
8- 4
Volume
194
Number
6079
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(573)
Per
Name
of Company
Silverwood Dairies,
Class
B
(quar.)
class A
deposit rets
(quar.)
Kline
Smith
Mfg.
Boss
Ltd.
(quar.)
Southern
t>%
Southland
4.40%
Paper Mills
(quar.)
$1.40
$1.43%
9-
preferred
9-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.45
9-
8-
9-27
9-13
5.85%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.46'A
9-
8-.
Texas
Textron, Inc.,
6.70%
5
8-31
8-
5
8-31
8-
5
8-31
8-
5
9-
8-11
1
1
34c
9-
1
8-
6
7
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-11
12-
8-31
8-31
preferred
9-
11-
preferred
Southwestern
$25
8-1
income
10-10
9-29
of
States
preferred
Telephone,
Products,
4'A%
11-
1
10-20
4.56%
Brands,
$1.06 Va
8-15
Winn-Dixie
27'Ac
11-
1
10-20
Trade
31 y4c
11-
1
10-20
Trans-Canada
32c
9-
1
33c
Sr 1
V
36c
20c
1
8-17
8-
25c
12V2C
(N.
Y.)
Fund—
Corp.
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
8-
Trust
1
(quar.)
,—
8-15
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
9-28
8-10
Trunkline
8-16
Trenton
8-
4
Triangle Conduit & Cable
1
Truax-Traer Coal
2%
10-
2
Quarterly
Quarterly
Gas
Co.,
Trust
Co.
$5
pfd.
(N.
A
J.)
8-15
45c
8-15
8-
45c
9-15
8-15
True
9-15
9-
Corp., $1.60 pfd.
9-
1
8-21
Standard
Oil
Standard
9-
(quar.)_
40c
Forgings Corp. (quar.)
Packaging Corp.—
California
(quar.)
50c
8-10
8-11
208
preferred
South
La
1-1-62
12-13
8-
8
7-21
(quar.)
40c
9-
1
8-15
Udylite Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
30c
9-
1
8-15
Union
Carbide
8-15
Union
8-13
8-25
8-13
11-24
11-13
9-15
8-31
9-
1
8-15
9-
9
8-18
9-8
9-13
8-31
20c
8-31
8-17
9-
2
8-11
62y2c
9-
2
8-11
62 'Ac
11-
1
10-19
17'Ac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Standard Pressed
Steel
3Cc
(quar.)
Register (quar.)
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)
Stauffer Chemical, common
(quar.)_
5%
preferred
5 %
preferred
Steel
Co.
■
;
Sterchi
Textiles, 4'A%
Bros.
Stores
8-15
7-20
92y2c
8-15
7-20
$3.50
87y2c
8-15
7-20
9»
8-11
v;
1
9-29
9-
(quar.)_.
$4.50 preferred
8
pfd.
9-29
9-15
$3.70
12-15
$3.50
preferred
8-
8
Union
6-26
6%
preferred
Gas
1
8-
56c
10-
1
9-14
5y2 %
8
8-25
6%
25c
.
9J
25c
pref. B
pfd.
A
7%
1st
Fuller,
Union Lumber Co.
preferred
9-15
9-
9-
1
8-11
35c
9-
9
8-18
10-16
9-29
Union
Tank
9-29
Union
Trust
Co.
(quar.)
Stuart
(D.
A.)
Oil,
$1.25
Ltd.
9-
30c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Union
8
9-29
9-15
9-
10c
8-31
pfd.
8-11
8-15
8-
3iy4c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
United
9-15
75c
■
$25c
—
Extra
$25c
9r
United
1
United
convertible
7%
preferred
(quar.)
2nd preferred series A (quar.)___—
5%
$1.25
$1.25
Oil
Co.
preferred
5%%
2nd preferred
A
Food
Services.
preferred for
8
8-
1
9-
1
8-15
co
00
8-lU
■
conv.
7%
9-15
8-
7
9-
1
8-
7
United
9-
1
8-
7
U.
S.
(quar.)
Inc.
200
$1.10
(initial)__
shares
1
8-
22 c
8-
7
7-17
4
conv.
held)
(quar.)
17'Ac
9-
1
8-18
f
Broadcasting (quar.)
Class
B
4.32%
4.16%
5.10%
common
(increased)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
Tampax, Inc.
Tennessee
7-20
8-
8-15
8-
1
1
$1.04
8-
1
8-15
8-
U.
S.
70c
8-28
8-
8
9-22
9-
8
Common
S.
preferred
28c
5.10%
9-
8
Vogt
;
$1.12 y2
—
;—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Class
A
A
Stockholders
Initial
Mfg.
a
2-for-l
Texas
One
:
—
American
Oil
(stock
share
of
United
Oil
for each
10
shares
held
Oil,
10-
2
9-
5
8-19
8-
50c
1
8-31
10-10
10-
9-20
9-15
8-31
9-
1
9-
8
1-1-62
10-
1
8-17
8-18
12-
8
9-
8
9-15
8-31
9-15
b-ji
9-
9
88-
7-28
8-31
earned
income
8-30
8-10
15c
9-15
8-25
(quar.)—
—__
3
1
8-11
20c
5%
8-15
8-
1
9-20
8-
9
9-
8-24
9-
8
9-
8
5%
preferred
(quar.)—_—,
5%% preferred
(quar.)
9-
8
6'/4%
10-
1
9-
8
(quar.)
12'Ac
8-31
8-15
9-15
20c
6
9-
6
9-20
9-
8
5c
9-15
8-30
8-15
8-
tl5c
9-11
8-18
8-11
—
9-
9-20
12'Ac
——
9-20
$1.43%
$1.56'/4
—
(quar.)
Wachovia
Bank
&
(Winston-Salem,
Waite
Trust
N.
C.)
(quar.)
Mines,
Ltd.
(reduced)
Waltham Precision Instrument Co. (stk. div.).
(One share of Dextra Corp. stock for each
7-12
shares
7-19
40c
8-15
8-28
Warner
&
8-31
7-31
Warren
(S. S.)
Swasey
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-11
8-21
7-19
Washington National Insurance
7-28
Washington Steel,
4.80% preferred
(Stock
(111.)
9-11
8-23
40c
8-25
8-
9-
8-11
22'Ac
$1.12
8c
1
P
1
8-11
,,9-1
7-31
9-
—
dividend)
25%
common
1
37'Ac
—
Co., common (quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Washington Mutual Investment Fund__--_-
Ltd.
9-
$1.50
8-
10-31
7
8-
1
1
10-13
90c
9-
1
8-15
37c
8-15
7-31
35c
9-20
8-31
7c
8-10
7-24
9-10
8-23
17'Ac
(quar.)
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-
8-15
$$1.37'A
(quar.)
1
15c
8-15
8-
1
8c
8-15
8-
1
20c
9-11
8-30
9-
8-
I
62'Ac
I
4%
1
1
12-29
12-11
9-30
9-11
62'Ac
9-20
$1.12 »/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
1
8-14
9-
1
8-18
$1
9-
1
25c
10-
2
,9-20
25c
•11-
1
10-20
25c
12-
8-18
1
T) -*>0
30c
9-11
t.rir: 8-24
10c
8-31
'8-16
37'Ac
10- 2
•
Manufacturing (quar.)
(quar.)
&
1
9-
9-
25c
(monthly)
9-
9-15
9-15
10c
Tube
9-15
8-31
$1.25
(quar.)
9-15
8-15
date
the
source.
Non*
was
(quar.)
(quar,)T,„T„w..„—-
title
$265,000
to
the
as
a
part
of
the
acquisition
cost
of
Jackson-Green
Building
(the
total
purchase
and
the
balance
for
working
capital.-r*
The
corporation
8-15
7-31
25c
8-18
8-
60c
8-18
8- 4
4
on
July
17,
1961
filed
a
Reg. A covering 2,181
shares (par $1) to be
offered at $22 through
William, Daivd
Motti, Inc., New York.
The proceeds are toibe
used to supplement other
funds of the com¬
pany in the erection of a new
food processing plant.i—V.
192, p. 2511.
&
Rexach Construction
Co.,
mon
Registered—
This
company,
of San Juan,
Inc.—Debentures
Puerto
Rico,
filed
and
Com¬
a
registration state¬
of (6%% ) sinking
due 1976 and
105,000 outstanding
debentures are to be offered for
public
sale by the
company and the common shares
by the present holders
thereof. With each
$1,000 debenture the purchaser will
receive
an
ment
with
fund
debentures
of
the
to
SEC
on
(with
common
eight-year
Jtdy 28 covering $1,500,000
warrants)
stock.
The
warrant
to purchase 40 common
shares, at an exercise
by amendment. The offering of the debentures
shares is to be made on an all or none
basis by under¬
headed by P. W. Brooks &
Co., Inc., and CIA. Financiera de
be
supplied
common
writers
Inversiones,
Inc. The offering
prices and underwriting terms are to
by amendment. The company has agreed to sell to the
principal underwriters for $500,
five-year warrants to purchase
50,000 common shares, at an
exercise price to be supplied
be
supplied
two
by
ment
The
company
business,
and
is
engaged
including
homes.
The
in
construction
net
various
of
phases
highways,
of
the
amend¬
construction
commercial
buildings,
proceeds of its sale of debentures will be used
for the repayment of a bank loan
incurred
in
connection with the acquisition of a real
estate development concern;
to purchase a 37 (A
% interest in Puerto Rico Homes, Inc., from cer¬
tain
of
the
selling stockholders; to purchase the stock of Puerto
Rico
Aggregates Co., 50%
of
which
is
owned
by
certain
selling
stockholders; and for addition to working capital for an expanding
in
part
volume
Co.
Amulet
held)
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
8-11
8
8
9-30
40C
4
9-
1
8
18c
8-
10c
1
8
7-28
2
—:—
10-
9-
7-28
8-15
3
10-
9-
45c
common
8-15
$1.22%
Vulcan Mold & Iron Co
8-15
7-
1
common
9-
10c
$1.12'A
7-25
7-
10-
Co.,
8-16
1
$1.18
1
8-21
Reser's
and
9-
Vulcan
1
9
8-11
Voi-Shan Industries, new com. (initial quar.)
Volunteer Natural Gas
(stock dividend)—-
10-
8
8-
8-11
8
10-
9-
8-23
$1.50
—
8
$1.13 %
9-22
4c
com.
8
9-
25c-
35c
(quar.)
9-
1
7
3c
9-
10-
9-15
17'Ac
Fine Foods, Inc.,
Cornelius, Ore.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
shares
10c
(quar.)
(reduced)—
preferred
8rl5
9-30
1
being
$1,000,000);
194, p. 428.
price
plus
A—
America,
fee
V.
8-10
65c
—
Iron
Materials
7-31
8-31
7c
quar.)
price
1
8-15
Fund, Ir,.c.—
gains)
Corp.
7c
common
Jr.
acquisitions;
the
4
8-19
15c
(quar.)__
(quar.)_—
Mutual
Fund__;—I
&
8-15
5c
8-10
8-31
6%
of
(quar.)
8-24
Continued from page 10
such
1
9-29
12'Ac
9-
dividend)
Australian
7
30c
(quar.)
1
8-10
Inc.,'new common (initial quar.)
Two-for-one stock split approved by stock-
8
7-
75c
8-10
Texaco,
'
(quar.)
(quar.)__
$40c
(quar.)__
9-
1
$1.75
Co.
1
split
:
common
2
8-
17'Ac
1
10
approved
8
10-
27'Ac
10-
7c
quarterly
8
$2.50
15c
—
10-
7c
(monthly)
(monthly)—
8
8-
22V2c
10-
$1.31
—
8-
8-22
$1.06 y4
(quar.)—
$1.16
Texaco, Inc.—-
Texaco Canada,
Ltd.,
com.
$1.16 y4
$1.28
(quar.)
Tenney Corp., class
Co.
from
Corp.
1
7
25c
General Corporation and
Investment News
8-24
8-22
$1.12'A
J.)
$1.27 y2
-—
9-
35c
——:
$1.25
—_—
,
2nd
5.24%
—
preferred
Optional
Virginia Coal
1
5.12%
5.25%
8-18
10-
(quar.)
1
2nd preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
conv.
9-12
7c
9-
10^
x
7-15
60c
(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)—__—
com.
common
Vanadium Alloys Steel
$1.06 'A
(quar.)
(N.
Corp.,
capital
^Vanadium
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
of
from
8
preferred
8-15
$1.75
.
common
dividend
(Quar.
9-
preferred
*—
(s-a)
Value Line Income
1
preferred
4.90%
Stock
10-
4.64%
(quar.)___
common
& Pharmaceutical
Match
7-31
2
1
(monthly).
Previously published
7-15'
t75c
Valley National Bank of Arizona (quar.)—
Valley National Bank of Long Island (N. Y.)
$1.02 y2
4.50%
4.72%
Universal
(quar.)
4.65%
9-
12'Ac
——
Playing Card Co.
Whelan
8-22
10-
11-
Transfer
8-15
8-15
25c
(quar.)_
—.
(quar.)
Lines
Vitamin
4
20c
Batteries
8-17
40c
—
com.
S.
U.
8
9-17
8-15
8-15
1
.9-1
t38c
1—
S.
Vanderbilt
(quar.)
preferred
4.25%
(quar.)
Chemical,
preferred
4'A%
Tennessee Gas Transmission—
4.10%
9-15
25c
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)
Realty Investments (initial)
U. S. Steel Corp., common
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
U.
1
35c
(quar.)__
8-15
$1.27'A
(quar.)
Corp.
8-15
8-15
A
(quar.)
preferred
7-31
9-s
1
7-18
12y2c
(quar.)
Jersey RR. & Canal
&
8-15
9-22
10-
8-10
8-15
7-20
20c
(quar.)
Tampa Electric Co.,
8-15
1
$1.37Va
(quar.)——
(quar.)_
Universal Consolidated
9-14
8-15
$1.08
(quar.)
10c
25c
25c
Talon, Inc., class A
7-10
9-
"
1
incorrect. The corrected
payment
date and/or record date
is indicated here.
t Payable in U. S.
funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents
tax.
Less Jamaica income tax.
7-20
8-10
a
8-
8-18
1
1%
books not closed for this
dividend.
in Canadian funds, tax
deductible at
resident tax 15%; resident tax
7%.
less British income tax.
y
-
8-15
40c
$ Payable
9-15
60c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
A
Co.
States
United
Taft
1
2
40c
preferred
New
United
U.
-
(One share
9-
8-
10-
$20c
America
Improvement,
Borax
4'/2%
9-15
of
Illuminating Co.,
4'A%
35c
41'Ac
10-16
9-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred
United Gas
4'A%
each
pfd.
Fruit
United
28'Ac
2%%
9-30
35c
—
(quar.)
(initial)——
preference
United
Superior Window Co.—
70c
6%
(quar,)_
(quar.)_
stock
or
9-
9-15
United Fuel Investments,
1—
common
(quar.)
Inc.
Payable in cash
2
8-15
28c
Sunset International Petroleum—
Stock dividend
Super
8
25C
4%%
Sunshine Biscuits,
9-
*
(quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil,
10-
2
65C
—
Suburban Propane Gas, common
(quar.)
5.20% preferred 1951 series (quar.)
Sun
10-
9-30
8- 1
9-
25c
A
($450,000)
of
business.
Puerto Rico Homes is owner of the
Country Club
Housing Development project of single family homes, which is under
development by the company. The houses are constructed in "shell"
form for completion by others and
part of the company's aggregate
requirement has been purchased from Puerto Rico Aggregates Co.
The company has
outstanding (after a 35-for-l stock split) 700,000
common
shares, of which 350,000 and
175,000
shares,
respectively,
are
owned
Executive
by Henry C. Rexach, Board Chairman, and Hans Rexach,
Vice-President.
Gabriel
Rexach
Gomez,
President,
owns
87,500 shares,
propose
to
and
a
-
9-18
'
6%c
A
Youngstown Sheet
•
1
Maryland—
Engineering & Foundry,
preferred
10-16
30c
(quar.)
United Electric Coal Cos.
•
10-16
3
9-15
8-15
45c
r
Bank—
________
Co.
3
$75c
——
Corps, Ltd., class
Class
B
(quar.)____
8-10
8-10
of
11-
11-
$68c
—
United
1
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—
$5
30c
■
7c
10-16
15c
—
10-
50c
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp. (quar.)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Yocam
(quar.)—n
8-18
$i.3i y4
preferred
(Wm.)
Yale & Towne
10-16
8-18
9-10
(monthly)
Corp.,
prior
10-20
3
9-10
25c
(quar.)
;
7
7
10- 2
7y2c"r
Wurtlitzer Co.
Ltd.—
Y.)
preferred
Worthington
10-20
3
8-
8-
18c
11-15
11-
1
1
30c
$1.12'A
Initial
11-15
11-
9-
j
(quar.)
Woolworth (F. W.) Co.
(quar. t
World Color Press
(stock dividend)
10-20
6c
8
9-
65c
B
(quar.)
Newspaper Machinery
Wrigley
1
9-
85c
•V
Class
Wood
8-
2
35c
& Co.,
Wood-Mosaic, class
8-30
(Calif.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Biscuit
ik-
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
5'A%
""
95c
25c
Inc.
A
8-15
10-
30c
(quar.)
H.)
10-20
quarter
Lines, common
Air
5y2%
1
9-1
Co.
Increased
8-25
43 %c
Oil
*
(quar.)
Enterprises, class
B
(G.
9-29
(quar.)
N.
Class
11-15
(quar.)_
preferred
Market National
(Watertown,
Union
Stone & Webster, Inc.
(quar.)
Stouffer Corp, (quar.)
Struthers Wells
1
Wometco
Wood
class
11-15
Car
10-16
.
common
A
(quar.)
12'Ac
(quar.)
7-31
(monthly)
87y2c
(quar.)
$.0095
5%
A
$1.12Va
6c
Canada
pref. A
1
(quar.)
(increased
92y2c
(quar.)
of
1
9-
common
Stores
$1
class
non-cumulative
6%
Union
9-
1
Corp.,
(quar.)
B
9%c
&
45c
—
(quar.)
Finance
12'Ac
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp. (quar.)
8till-Man Manufacturing—
Baer
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-29
Class
(quar.)—
Products
(quar.)
Sterling Aluminum
Sterling Precision Corp..
Stix
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Union Electric Co., common
(quar;)_
preferred (quar.)
5%
depositary, dividend will amount to ap¬
proximately $.076 per depositary share).
Parts Corp. (increased-quar.)
& Stern
$4
$3.70
8-10
$1.25
Steel
4
8-25
11.23
,—
1
8-
1
8-21
preferred
■'
8-15
8-15
Extra
$4 preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
9-
9-12
8.7 'Ac
of
9-15
90c
(quar.)
8-25
30c
,
T—________
Wales, Ltd, Ordinary (interim)
(After British income tax and expenses for
Stern
35c1
30c
—_
1
25c
,
Corp.
k.v9-, 8
8c
Standard
3 'A%
preferred (quar.)_
Stecher Traung Lithograph—
9-
(quar.)
B-5
Industries, class A
Corp.,
4'A%
Electric Co.—
6%
Wolf
8-25
30c
—
(quar.)
preferred
8-23
40c
Salle Street
$1.60
h
9-13
40c
,
1
1
1
Monthly
Class
,
(quar.)
$1.20
1
•
10-
30c
(quar.)
Temper Corp.
5%
8
8-25
12'Ac
8-1
1
$1.25
Tuboscope Company (increased)
Tung-Sol Electric Inc., com. (quar.)
1
8-15
6%c
(quar.)——
8-
8-15
9-
$1.25
Winkelman Bros. Apparel, class A
Wisconsin Electric
Power, common (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Power & Light
(quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service—
Common
(quar.)
10c
quar.)
9-20
5%
—
1
1
9-
Williams-McWilliams Industries (stock div.)
Wilson &
Company, common (quar.)
Wilson-Jones Co. (quar.)
8-15
4
15c
1
87'Ac
(increased
1
8-31
30c
9-15
9-
$1.05
9-
10-
125c
—
Trans-Coast Investment (stock dividend)—
Transcontinental Investing Corp.—
■
Class A (quar.)
r-;—
Trinity Universal insurance Co. (Dallas)—
7-17
10c
$1.12'A
20c
$25c
35c
(quar.)
of
Win-Chek
Toledo Scale Corp.
(quar.)
Tonka Toys
(initial)
(quar.)—
Co.
8-15
10-20
(quar.)__.
common
common
Standard Dredging
1
10-20
4.20% preferred (quar.)
f
Sperry Rand Corp., common (stock dividend)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)__
Sprague Engineering (quar.)
preferred
9-
10-20
,
Co.
$1.14
1
1
Chocolate,
8-15
1
class
Oil
8-15
1
8-
to
Wilcox
1
11-
<&
8
9-
11-
Bank
8-
8-31
11-
:___
Stamford Water Co.
30c
$1.15
1,
8-
25c
;
preferred (quar.)
$1.06'A
$1.10
8-
*30c
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
Wilbur
(quar.)
8-
1
8-15
35c
i
?
(quar.)
Motor Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
9-
$1.20
(quar.)
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
White (8. S.) Dental
Mfg. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.25%
B-2
5 '/4 %
9-11
common
(quar.)____
Stag Mfg.,
White
Tokheim Corp. (quar.)
Toledo Edison Co.—
8-15
10-20
10-20
preferred
Class
British
expenses
10%
1
Inc.—
(quar.)
less
from
depositary
1
.
$1.44 preferred (quar.)
Spartans Industries Inc. (quar.)
Spencer Chemical Co.,
(final)
deduction
(quar.)
com.
.
Ltd., American de¬
ordinary
and
—1
(quar.)—
Speedry Chemical
tax
Supply,
White
8-10
7-31
9-
30c
Whitaker Paper Co.
43%c
27'/4c
(quar.)
8-10
5%
Auto
8-10
8-10
——
7-27
34c
Westinghouse Electric Corp., com. (quar.)
3.80%
preferred B (quar.)_
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)__
4 %%
preferred (quar.)
8-4
11-
(quar.)—
par
8--2
•
8-31
11-
1
1
8-18
10-20
1
1
9-
40c
1
9-
9-
30c
22'Ac
8-15
.
8-16
30c
1
7% preferred (quar.)
Tobacco Securities Trust
4
22c
(quar.)__^
par
15c
—
(quar.)
B
92'Ac
(quar.)_—._
$100
common-
9-15
(quar.)
Guaranty Co. (N. Y.) (quar. )______„_
Title Insurance & Trust
(Los Angeles)—
1
9-15
9-22
8-15
Tablet & Stationery—
9-15
97'Ac
(quar.)
4.36%
Western
9-15
$1.03%
4.60%
X
Title
25c
(quar.)
10-
$1
posit receipts
4.40%
Pacific RR.
35c
8-15
10c
—
Western
preferred
8-15
$1.10
common (quar.)
9-15
8-24
9-15
$1
Service;
1
8-
9-15
19C
__
10-
1
70c
(quar.)
Western
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Western Canada Breweries Ltd.
9-
;
10-10
$1.12%
88-18
15c
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores
8c
(quar.)
9-15
9-15
8-15
Class
8-24
36c
1
(quar.)
Inc.,
7-24
9-11
3c
(quar.)
com.
10-
25c
\
t5c
■
preferred
8-21
8-10
8c
income
31'Ac
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Thrift Drug (Pa.)
(quar.)
Thriftimart, Inc., class A
7-20
9-
Telephone,
9-15
8c
Manufacturing Co
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4'A %
15c
4%
8-11
8-15
9-
investment
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
Point
West
When
Share
$1.25
(quar.)
common
preferred
$1.67 Va
Per
Company
$1.44 preferred (quar.)
West
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge,
8-11
$62'Ac
(quar.)
Sulphur
8-
Thomas industries, Inc. (reduced)Thompson (John R.) Co. (quar.)
Thompson Paper Box. Ltd. (quar.)_^
3-11
1
5%
7
preferred
Gulf
net
West Coast
8-
5.80%
25c
com:
4.15%
Standard
5.60%
5.75%
8-
(s-a)
From
8-
8-29
9-14
(quar.)____.
(quar.)
preferred
9-
7-26
9-
(quar.)_—1—
$3.50
(quar.)
$1.38
•
8-
9-13
9-
(quar.)
Public
8-
9-12
7-18
(quar.)
preferred
Standard
preferred
8-20
(quar.)
9-27
37'Ac
preferred
A
(quar.)
30'Ac
(quar.)
com.
3.90%
Class
preferred
8-31
_______—_
Co.,
3.70%
$1.32
preferred
5.52%
Investors, Inc.—
Southwestern
5%
5.50%
9-28
(from net investment income)
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
4.40%
8-10
8-15
8-31
Quarterly
'
5.35%
8
6
9-15
25c
common
preferred
?-
9-
$1.37'/a
8-15
9-
9-
$0.2656'A
Southwestern Electric Service,
Southwestern
8-
$1.33%
—
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Name of
Washington Water Power (quar.)
Weissberg (H. R.) Corp. (monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
Wellington Equity Fund—
8-
9-
preferred
5%
27'Ac
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
non-cum.
99-
4.75%
4
29 %c
___;
common
iquar.)_
Power
Company
Railway,
8-
$1.25
4
8-
26'Ac
_
(quar.)
preferred
Southern Canada
Holders
9-
$1.12'A
8-
$1
.
preferred (quar.)____.
preferred
(quar.)
Southern
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.18%
8-25
20c
—
4'/4%
5.44%
(quar.)
20c
8-15
25'Ac
Southern California Water,
4%
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—
com.
25c
(quar.)
preferred ; (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
4.78%
4.88%
4.50%
Transmission,
50c
(quar.)___
preferred
4.08%
4.24 %
8-31
30c
Laboratories
Development, class B
Co.,
Southam
2
Texas Eastern
45c
_
__
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Share
10-
J20c
;
:
Co.
South Texas
Company
8-31
5c
French
&
Per
.
.
Name of
2
62c
;
(quar.)
OU Co. (quar.)
Smith-Douglas Co. (quar.)
Saoiiy
v
,
10-
15c
(quar.)i
Sinclair Oil Corp.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
tl5c
tl5c
Simca Automobiles—American
Simpsons, Ltd.
(quar.)
t.—_
Simpson Lee Paper
When
Share
Ltd.,
49
like amount is owned by Ross Carrasquillo. They
26,250, 13,125 and 13,125 shares, respectively.
sell 52,500,
Ripley Co., Inc.—Common Offered—An offering of
82,500 shares of this firm's common stock priced at $13
oer share
was made Aug. 4 by Dominick
& Dominiek
:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50
the
Of
Inc.
(574)
offering
of
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
will
used
be
of
tion
the
used
in
the preparation of customers'
bills.
receive no part of the proceeds of the sale of the
common
stock.
be
related
blowers
centrifugal
main offices and plant in Middledistributes photoelectric street light
with
company
and
manufactures
and
shares
25,000
The
accessories.
light
other
and
company
sensitive
and
also
manufactures
electronic equip¬
ment.
EARNINGS—Ripley's
amounted
earnings
69
cents
of
1960
earnings
ended
of
54
May
$59,363
1960,
31,
per
the
Feb. 28, 1961,
equivalent to
ended
year
of
income
$172,716
share. Comparable figures for the
$1,385,756
and
$136,038,
equivalent
to
share. For the three month period
amounted to $507,400 and net income was
cents
per
share.
For
the like period
of
common
sales
24
to
for
net
common
were
1951,
equivalent
cents
with
per
cents
comparable
sales
gross
$1,712,361
of
period
like
19
to
figures
$457,013
were
equivalent
$47,341,
and
giving
management
reputation
and
consultants
to
advise
per
diem
resentation
and
they
which
for
for
the
have
consultants
individual
such
related to the value of the services
are performed.
The company be¬
not necessarily
fee
that
assistance
administrative
need
same
do
as
for
the
other
talented
such as actors and actresses, and that the company may
their
behalf
substantially the same techniques as are
employed by talent agencies.
To the best of the knowledge
of
the
company,
there
is
no
other
firm
presently
offering such
management services to consulting scientists.
employ
on
PROCEEDS—The
the
of
payment
of
lee
to
proceeds
to
will
underwriters'
and
finder's
the
expenses,
company's own expenses of the offering esti¬
$10,000.
Such
proceeds
will
be
applied
as
follows:
for
the
purchase
of
furniture,
fixtures
(b)
Approximately $10,000 in connection with undertaking the
agement of additional Associates;
Approximately
7(d) Approximately
That
(e)
the
$5,000
balance
capital
working
to
additional
open
approximately
of
and
used
for
and
and 7
Van
Finance
Privately—
placed
Inc.—Notes
Co.,
Aug. 1, 1961, it was reported that the company had sold
privately $1,500,000 of its 6% senior subordinated notes
and $1,000,000 of its 5^2% senior notes, .both due July 1,
1976. Proceeds will be used to retire outstanding 5% and
5V2%
debentures of the company.—V. 194, p.
CAPITALIZATION—The
the
of
will
added
be
corporate
Courts
The
This
—V.
be
for
<$105,000)
has
on
working
addition
In
pany
Herman
made
capital.
indebtedness
certain
to
outstanding
D.
Post,
and
President,
stock,
preferred
shares of
owns
93.3%.
300,000
the
stock, -'of
common
Development
&
com¬
which
194,
by Lieberbaum
and
0>
to
clocs
class
standing
The
the
a
A
stock
five-year
warrants
$250, exercisable at $1 per share,
for issuance upon exercise
to
Proceeds
building,
for
the
the
in
engaging
business.
under
organized
was
of
from
sale
this
development
will
the
of
law
Delaware
general
real
be
fered
all
of
Pursuant
—
PROCEEDS—In
construction
in
estate
to
used
business
June
and
the
increased
to
1961
31
construct
and for
operating
$10,582,280
1960,
7,922,610
$2,659,670
$2,696,815
Net
inc.—
1,332,765
48,873,968
1,006,162
ry.
operating
194, p. 12.
ry.
—V.
$10,592,258 $11,427,144
4,942,614
5,671,419
The
Sisters
The
board
resolution
of
to
redeem,
the
of
corooration
July
on
24
Sept.
15, 1961,
all of the company's out¬
standing 5 J/4% subordinated convertible debentures due April 1, 1975.
Stanley B.
LaRue,
financial
Vice-President, said
the
redemption
price,
including
interest
accrued
to
the
redemption
date,
will
be
$1,071.42
Mr.
for
each
LaRue
on
$1,000
pointed
principal
that
out
amout
long
so
the
of
the
as
cash
the
Charity
holds
price
SDIC's
that
is
Anchorage,
Alaska.
be
for possible future
expected
started
ready
take
to
for
area
was
will
it
Providence,
the
to
Government
of
hand
on
Alaska
to
or
to
or
corporation
in
are
be
the
to
in
for
in
for
many
the
care
summer
is
at
least
$9.17
per
share, debenture holders would
converting
their
debentures
into
common
stock
at
the
conversion price of $8.53
per share before expiration of the conversion
privilege on Aug. 31.
The
company
intends to underwrite the call with White, Weld &
Co., Inc., J. A. Hogle & Co. and certain other firms.—V.
benefit
by
194,
428.
p.
Science Resources, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pur¬
the
amount
of
is
It
as
$900,000
and
anticipated
result
a
of
a
grant
a
fund
as
to
March
on
Co.,
the
or
West
through additional borrowing by
such time as it may be needed.
of
payable
and
1
Milwaukee,
Wis.,
at
of
each
Corporate
to
of
to
1,
1
as
office
the
incident
Sept.
Sept.
interest
registerable
are
expenses
is
bear
notes
such
1961
from
registration
and
First
or,
Trustee,
1,
or
semi-annually
at
at
year
June
principal and
the Corporate
Wisconsin
the
option
holders,
payable
G.
at
denominations
payment
upon
and
form
thereafter
Trust
accumulated
extent and
at the offices of the Paying Agencies in Chicago, 111.
Wis. Both principal and interest of the notes will be
in lawful money of the United States of America.
Wisconsin
Wines,
Trust
Milwaukee,
First
National
Co.,
West
Wis.,
Corporate
Bank
West
Trust
and
Bend,
Company
of
and
Chicago,
Chicago, 111., Paying Agents.
of
Serial
Maturities
(Denominations: $500,
Amount
Dec.
and
Interest
Rates
41/2%
Coupon
$45,000
5 J/4%
1, 1962
$37,000
Dec.
1, 1970
Jun.
1, 1963
39,000
4'/a
Mar.
1, 1971
10,000
5 J/4
Dec.
1,1963
38,000
4 V2
Jun.
1, 1971
45,000
5 J/4
Jun.
1, 1964
4%
Sep.
1, 1971
11,000
5 J/2
Dec.
1, 1964
41,000
4%
Dec.
1, 1971
45,000
1, 1965
42,000
4%
Mar.
1, 1972
14,000
1, 1965
42,000
4%
Jun,
1, 1972
44,000
45,000
43A
Sep.
1, 1972
15,000
5'/a
1961 offering circular, Lewis Wolf,
Inc., and Marshall, Roberts & Co., Inc., New York City,
publicly offered 100,000 shares of this firm's common
5 J/2
stock
Jun.
1,1968
Sep.
share.
at
1
54th
Story
Street,
Street,
tional
New
stage
The
and
company
lines
of
York,
has
physical
and
either
or
the
of
take
a
services
staif
of
advantage
derived
tists
from
the
choose
may
avail
that
for
perform
succe
The
postwar
a
of
its
There
themselves
the
company
of
is
the
will
be
with
no
gross
certain
would
income
specified
profit
to
derived
therefrom,
period
result
of
has
which
witnessed
many
or
that
science,
and
larger
5
Jun.
1, 1974
44,000
5.65
5
Sep.
l, 1974
5.65
5.65
45,000
5.65
Jun.
1, 1970
44,000
51/4
Mar. 1, 1976
27,000
Sep.
1,1970
9,000
5 J/4
Jun.
1, 1976
589,000
5.65
—V.
satisfactory
such
the
relatively
such
services,
earned
company
by
including
to time to
engage
repute
assist
190,
1018.
p.
fered—An
some
of
in
par¬
compared
$8,558,303
$4,418,203.
30,
the
year
the
In
cor¬
figures
sales
were
and
the
of
1960
the
price
tinue
Rathbone
the
volumes
sales
volume
and
there.
but,
was
earnings
share.
per
first
the
year
it
improved
half
of
principally
gains
However,
abroad
in
view
an
which,
of
the
and continuing intensive competition
that the 22% rate of earnings im¬
1960
versus
for
and
the
first
investments
months
six
first
of
1961
1960 period.—V.
comparable
S.
this
of
the
$1.45
or
for
$1.78
cannot
be
expected
months
of
last
to
con¬
1961.
sales
from
revenues
half
period
reflected
has
shares
to
Comparable
year.
year
of 1961,
$385,000,-
equal
above
$315,000,000,
last
U.
out
half
first
1960
3%
at
company
216,533,000
were
improvement
weakness
pointed
first
the
through
Product
last
were
the
period
in
the
only
half
The
the
on
results
for
of
first
estimated
revenues.
comparable
were
months
Rathbone,
Mr.
the
were
based
earnings
over
six
for
company
six
were
estimated
compared
193, p.
with
at
Total
year.
$4,488,000,000
$4,229,000,000
for
the
749.
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Period End. June 30—
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
»
1S61—6 Mos.—1960
Railway
oper.
revenue—
$295,132
$292,460
$1,605,684
Railway
oper.
expenses.
293,442
292,779
1,733,047
1,748,689
from ry. opers.
$1,690
*$319
*$127,363
*$131,259
railway^ oper. deficit
77,620
71,405
593,595
544,431
Net
Net
rev.
♦Deficit.—V.
194, p.
Stauffer
Chemical
'
y.Yi
'
52.
$1,617,439
Co.—Secondary
Stock' Offering—1
secondary offering of
140,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $54.50 per
Aug. 2, 1961 it
share
reported that
was
a
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
F. Eber-
stadt & Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,
and F. S. Moseley & Co., were
the principal under¬
writers.—V. 190, p. 1880.
Co.—Common Registered—
Sterling Seal
stock
SEC
covering
offering
&
by
will
Inc.,
Co.,
offering
Erie,
St.,
2
sold
price
Pa.,
be
registration
a
shares
on
&
Co.,
underwriting
common
92,300
all
an
Walston
of
and
company
made
and
and
filed
112,300
the
or
terms
by
none
Inc.,
and
are
to
amendment.
designs, lithographs and stamps metal
company
used
containers
be
Reid
public
by
Aug.
The
through Fulton,
The
on
will
20,000
stockholders.
supplied
W.716th
316
the
with
which
of
The
for
of
company
statement
in
variety
a
of
industries,
caps
including
closures
or
polish,
wax,
closures
for
BUSINESS
in
Chicago,
manufactures
and
sells
office
copy-making
machines
in¬
cluding photo-copier equipment. It will use the proceeds from this
stock
offering to pay short-term notes and for general corporate
PROCEEDS—The
AND
company,
with
headquarters
reported
come
or
12
in
net
the
cents
earnings
three
a
the
fiscal
of
months
year
$120,885,
ended
ended
equal
March
Dec.
to
31,
31,
1960,
the
will
193,
p.
have
750,000
half
of
industries
containers.
and
Net
is
the
cosmetic,
producer
a
of
proceeds
This
income
net
first
the
$1.63
30,
income
totaled
shares
of
the
equivalent
Joseph
subsidiaries
and
company
$24,048,000,
outstanding,
N.
to
Pew,
$1.84
Jr.,
a
for
share
Board
the
on
Chair¬
announced.
man
for
net
1961
full
13,046,590
was
20%
months
six
each
on
of
of
fewer
greater than the $20,032,000 net reported
year. The 1960 net was equivalent to
full shares outstanding on June
last
(12,319,031)
1960.
Total revenue for
9.3%
cents
first
the first half of this year amounted to
$401,026,000,
the comparable figure of $366,800,000 for the 1960
total revenue figure was the highest for any first
in company history. The profit margin this year was six
dollar of gross revenue, compared with 5.5 cents in the
greater than
The
per
1961
months
six
This
States
the
of
1960.
earnings
year's
United
and
reflected
Federal
Internal
figure
foreign
an
income
Revenue
tax
after provision
taxes, whereas the
was
income
income
tax
credit
refundable
Code
estimated
$500,000 for foreign income taxes.—V.
Surf side Marina, Inc.,
for
1960
$3,200,000
first half
of
$600,000.
This
credit
under the carryback provision
at $1,100,000, less provision of
193, p. 1733.
effect
of $1
to
19 cents a share. Net in¬
1961, amounted to $76,461
the com¬
common stock outstanding.—
the
par
current
Chattanooga, Tenn.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
shares
common
vestment
Co.,
July 19, 1961, filed a Reg. A covering 60,000
$1) to be offered at $5, through Branum In¬
Nashville, Tenn.
on
(par
Inc.,
The
proceeds are to be
operating a boating
used for expenses incidental
and fishing resort.
to constructing
Tax-Exempt Bond Fund—Name Changed—
Aug.
shares
paint
suray
Sun Oil Co.—Six Months' Report—
Consolidated
first
1,
to Nuveen
pany
and
pressure
company
share.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
dairy
from the
company's sale of additional stock will be added to working capital.
and
purposes.
EARNINGS—In
drug,
aerosol
group
offered
offering,
securities
1961 it was reported that this Fund's name had been changed
Tax-Exempt Bond Fund, Series I. An offering of the Fund's
is now being made (see above).
2373.
Technical Materiel Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
the
the services
organizations
underwriting
headed by Rodman &
pubficly on Aug. 3, 125,000 common
shares of the corporation at $8 per share.
Renshaw
V.
in
of
period of 1960 on
W.
Clansky,
Jr.,
1945.
consolidated
corresponding
for
provement
of
will
technological
June
p.
President,
Rathbone,
continued
Mr.
included
consultants
receive
30,
304,365
corresponding period of the pre¬
1961 sales amounted to $4,140,100
consolidated
price weakness in the U. S.
abroad,
for
22%
price structure
earnings
Speed-O-Print Business Machines Corp.—Common Of¬
requiring
man¬
June,
on
earnings
with
Roy
totaled
1961
193,
the
the
months
to
outweighed
recent
of
total
second
the
improved
5.65
statistical
make
been
5 J/4
represents
business
of
shareholders,
Mr.
six
first
over
half-year
45,000
26,000
1, 1975
scien¬
the
According
1961
of
of
by
the
period.
1, 1975
firms,
for
of
5.65
5.65
1, 1975
that
results
23,000
Sep.
be
time,
ended
share
a
(New Jersey)—Six Months' Report—
estimated
The
out
1, 1974
Jun.
and
months
cents
compared
preceding
Rathbone,
J.
gain
a
pointed
Mar. 1, 1975
Dec.
numerous
share.
per
showed
Dec.
5 J/4
such
active
corresponding
ended
the
of
outstanding,
5(4
51/4
to
six
22
that
the
for
quarter
8.6%
registered
5,000
8,000
mergers,
685,000
45,000
6,000
to
the
at
quarter of
earnings
M.
to
currently
5.65
44,000
(3)
the
to
months
first
second
by
22,000
45,000
1, 1969
company
six
the
periods
equal
5(4
1, 1969
services,
considerable
industrial
5.65
Mar. 1, 1970
resolving
basic probiems which
require the highest order of scientific
competence
In
the same
period, there has been substantial
progress in
the field
management
20,000
Sep.
areas of its projected
to
Mar. 1, 1974
1, 1969
expected
from
have
companies,
nMwinr,?6of outstanding from time
been required scientific
peisons
of
a
be
company's
sums
5
Jun.
and
assurance
able
5 J/2
45,000
5 J/2
5J/2
organiza¬
it
company;
may
consultants
45,000
44,000
East
the
financing
ully to en8age in the other
activity
133
at
the
in
negotiating
opportunities
18,000
1, 1973
4,000
with
performance
of
services by
that the company, which would
after
consultants,
as
the
l, 1973
Dec.
5
44,000
consulting projects
by
Sep.
5
1, 1968
persons
associated
1," 1973
5
3,000
Mar. 1, 1969
marketing,
the
the
manage,
only
advance,
to
companies.
smJ?'11 then
percentage of the
and
such
of
supplied
which
contact
to
sei vice,
arrangements
it
be
for
Jun.
44,000
Dec.
still
including
create
2,000
1, 1967
Mar. 1, 1968
Dec.- 1, 1968
of
operations.
specialists
to
plans,
science-based
will
agement
as
other
opportunities
expansion
especially
to
1, 1967
Dec.
the
laws
to
(2)
Sep.
principal office
the
office
an
is
company
commenced
organization
assistants
of
also
Public and private financing,
aYan^ln®
initiating
the
of
and
scientists
experts;
by
sold.
its
outstanding
professional
stature,
including
as
physicists,
astronomers,
biologists
and
management
income
The
all
under
maintains
engage principally in three related
provide business management services
to
to
of
It
Mass.
Y.
yet
such
dministrative
1961.
organized
(1)
scientists
chemists
N.
not
was
scientists
additional
30,
was
incorporated
was
March
Cambridge,
endeavor:
consulting
The stock
company
000,
5 J/2
17,000
on
for
$12,164,386
In the
the
released
5(/2
1, 1966
45,000
per
for
of
year.
in
for
outstanding,
share
a
Standard Oil Co.
5'/a
Dec.
40,000
1, 1972
Delaware
with
the
direction
of
subsidiary
the
.
5 J/2
Jun.
Mar. 1, 1973
of
wholly-owned
a
equivalent
stock
outstanding
Consolidated
be
Amount
Maturity
Dec.
BUSINESS—The
as
reported.
sales
associates.
$1,000, $5,000 and $10,000)
Coupon
5
State
$1.18
or
sales
basis
Schedule
5
$3
in
corporation
$65,476,
common
shares
certain
45,000
at
Nec
Trustee,
Wis.
44,000
6,
operated
the
of
of
This
Bend,
1, 1967
July
joint
be
totaled
$363,209
Co-Trustee.
of
National
Illinois
Milwaukee,
Wis.,
Bank
1, 1966
a
company
Bend,
Jun.
to
of
the
Perkins
that pledge
building
Dec.
suant
-
by
occupancy
Jun.
stock
common
1961
shares
years
through
$450,000.
received
be
J' :'
7V.:
Providence
NOTES—The
OF
coupon
Maturity
of
in
Anchorage
hospital
new
of
title
Interest
debentures.
market
Hospital
completed
campaign conducted in Anchorage amount to not less than $215,000.
The
corporation will provide the balance of the
funds
needed
to
complete
payment
of
all-,-construction
and
equipment
costs
from
The
a
the
of
anticipated
received
payments
Continental
passed
Providence
of
their Seattle Cor¬
Hospital property, are
issuing the $2,000,000 of Direct Obligation Serial Notes to pay in part
the cost of the constructing and equipping of the new hospital.
Additional funds which will be provided include a Hill-Burton Grant
First
directors
Charity
the
'
,
Standard Forgings Corp.—Six Months' Report—
1961
facility
new
of
7'
of Providence in the
well maintained, and the bed capacity
lend itself to additional expansion so
not
This
beds.
of
which
poration
H.
San Diego Imperial Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
of
Providence
been
population
is
it
and
interchangeable
45,598,544
8,581,841
ops.
expenses-
from
rev.
Sisters
does
interchange.
$60,301,112
July 11,
a
3,000
Inc.
management
maintaining
business.—V. 194, p. 361..
•
Earnings
of Washington—Serial Notes Of¬
1962.
June,
Trustee
$56,190,802
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
reorganization was entered into between
whereby Spencer will acquire
exchange for Spencer common stock,
announcement from
the
two
companies.
The
plan
and
of
a
will
ceding
although the structure is designed
400
State
corporate
10,000
Perkins
109,500 shs.
the
Construction
come.
of
Net
to
increased
Federal
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$11,278,656
to
President,
rapidly
the
Ry.—Earnings—
1961—Month—1960
Ry. operating revenue—
Ry.
in
the
factory
a
other
5,000
3,000
Harrison & Co
of
firm's
750.000 shs.
50-bed
it
bassinets,
the
of
1961,
St. Louis-San Francisco
FINANCING
growing Anchorage.
For
this
reason
the
Sisters
are
now
building a new Providence
Hospital at a total estimated cost of aprpoximately $5,925,000,
in¬
cluding equipment.
Initially the new hospital will provide 165 beds
needed
badly
from
for
5,000
John H.
&
shares of stock involved in the exchange was not revealed.
Denton, President of Spencer,
and James Stryker,
Perkins
Chairman,
said
that the
arrangement
offers many mutual advan¬
tages
for
future
growth
and
development.
Mr.
Denton
said that
cent)
building has
124,
from
construction
Co
Heine & Co
C.
with
to
1939
the
of
Although
be
out¬
Lewis
Space
and
Co.
assets
according
297,997 shs.
of the House
10,000
Inc.
469.
Glue
number
Outstanding
(Now State)
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
15,000
—
p.
the
350,000 shs.
one
1
Spingarn,
Co.
&
Lane,
agreement
of
and
DESCRIPTION
Period End. June 30—
PRESENT
offering circular,
B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., publicly offered
$2,000,000 of this order's Providence Hospital direct
obligation serial notes, dated June 1, 1961, and due seri¬
ally to June 1, 1976. The notes were offered at par in
denominations of $500, $1,000, $5,000 and $10,000.
purposes.
*
the shares offered hereunder,
TO
'
Spencer Chemical Co.—Proposed Acquisition—*■
An
cent)-
one
(par
(2)
and
reserved
options.
company
purpose
for
shares
underlie
W-<ch
shares
the underwriters
200,000
will receive a 10-cent per share commis¬
The registration statement also includes
which
Co.,
a
$15,000 for expenses.
250 000
sold
&
EFFECT
GIVING
Sisters of Charity
of
of 400 Stanley Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., filed
registration
statement with the SE'C on Aug. 2 covering 2,000,000 shares of class A
common stock
to be offered for public sale at $1 per share.
The offer¬
ing will be made on an all or none basis through underwriters headed
sion
after
12.
p.
Territory
to
company
and
respective
their
opposite
15,000
$5,909,729 and $6,254,657—V.
and
Corp.—Class A Common
Registered—
This
(par
stock
expansion
Royal Land
194,
responding
efforts
"best
a
circular
agree¬
McDaniel
10,000
Perkins
as
capitalization
Registered—
all-or-nothing" basis by
Carroll Co.,
which will receive a 25 cent per share commission and
$12,500 for expenses. The registration statement also includes 10.000
outstanding common shares sold by the holder thereof to Raymond
C. Carroll, 5,000 shares to Milton D. Blauner, 3,000 to David Susser,
and 2,000 to Jerome
Abrams, all at 50 cents per share.
The company is engaged in the development, manufacture and dis¬
tribution
on
a
national
basis
and
for export,
of diverse products
principally in the electronic sound recording and reproduction field.
Net proceeds from the stock sale, estimated at $200,000, will be used
to retire an outstanding
bank loan, to move to a new plant, for re¬
search, development and tooling of new products in various stages
of development,
for sale promotion and advertising, and the balance
will
offering
underwriting
Shares
Towbin
Co
&
Johnson,
Authorized
stock
B
Common
New York, filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on July 27 covering 100,000 shares of
common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $2.50 per share. The
ofiering
outstanding
this
of
issuance and sale of
CAPITALIZATION
of 36-27 Prince St., Flushing,
company
date
and
set
amounts
The
Corp.
307,230
—V.
Robins Industries Corp.—Common
the
of
as
authorized
the
Wulbern
Noel
have
below
named
their
of
to
purposes
follows:
as
Class
118.
company
giving effect to the
is
in
—_———
Alstyne,
the
V
,
underwriters
terms
74,000
Co.
required.
Hitter
price,
Unterberg,
present
promotion;
offices;
$200,000
general
man¬
Carrison,
Perkins
for advertising, sales
$5,000
the
'
E.
J.
(c)
ing.—V. 193, p. 2328.
offering
several
to
to purchase 150,000 shares of common stock, at
Inc.
C.
by the company from the
approximately $227,500 after
be
commissions
the
and
be
Approximately $7,500
and office equipment;
(a)
public
Pierce,
realized
be
offered
securities
the
of
$5,000
mated
the company
Shares
presently
sale
The
—
subject
agreed,
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
names.
rep¬
persons,
the
to
UNDERWRITERS
severally
ment with
persons
available to perform such services, particu¬
professors, are not able effectively to market their
presently rely on prospective clients to seek them out
of
consulting engagements that are generally performed
companies
lieves
Capitalization
—
effect
on
.
and
offers
a
the
to
of the company as of May
1,
increase in authorized capital stock
and
to. the 25/s-for-l
stock split effected
on May
15, 1961, and as
adjusted to reflect the sale of 25,000 shares of common stock by
the company,
consists of 275,700 shares of common stock outstand¬
after
employing
of
the
of
with
to
practice
a
experience, competence,
functions.
university
for
share.
per
CAPITALIZATION
1961,
Many
services,
of
Conn.,
company's
the
made
requisite
management
larly
BUSINESS—The
town,
controls
of
the
of
basic
firm
will
shares
sale
the
for the further development and introduc¬
electric meters automatically.
This device
identification number and reading on a punched
have
ticular
read
may
company
57,500
the
to
meter
which
tape
The
for
sold
were
the
by
device
a
records
shares
25,000
and 57,500 shares for two selling stockholders.
company
.
Spellman Engineering, Inc.—Additional Financing De¬
tails—Our issue of July 31, 1961 reported the sale on
July 26 of 150,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$6 per share. Additional financing details follow:
The
corporation
and
subsidiaries,
reporting
for
the
nine-month
June 30, 1961, showed sales amounting to $8,220,700
of $647,900 equivalent to 54 cents per share based
on
1,206,400 shares of common stock outstanding. For the compar¬
able
period of 1960, sales totaled $5,146;300 and net earnings of
period
and
ended
net
earnings
Volume
$391,900
equivalent
common
stock
194
The
to
then
35
cents
share
per
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
the
on
1,106,400
shares
reported
of
$11,800,000
$3,500,000 at the
of
as
Aug.
120,000
800
Langley
&
Co
360,000
2,400
Freres
&
Co
540,000
3,600
300,000
2,000
not
540,000
3,600
same date last year.
with
the
SEC
120,000
800
Lee
A.
July
1960,
the
and
company
The
ties.
stocks
a
also
company
of
company
has " rights
to
three
telephone companies
telephone companies irr Illinois, Iowa
sale
of
additional
stock
such
the
for
costs;
stock
and
and
will
.
assets;
of
repayment
the
be
balance
for
the
Net
for
in
of
five
of
$877,255
funds
to
to
The
connection
company now has outstanding 600,000 shares
of which management officials own 70%; Bertel T.
of
LeRoy
President.
The
Frederick
J.
Texas
Roose
(18,197).—V.
Preferred
194,'
$30,000,000 of 5%% debentures due Aug. 1, 1981,
200,000 shares preferred stock, 5.125% subordinate
vertible series, $100 par value, of the corporation.
DEBENTURE
and
entitled
are
which
1964,
maturity.
prices
debentures
semi-annual
a
cost
redeemable
scaling
at
the
downward
PREFERRED
of
less
sinking
than
option
from
and
on
fund,
5.375%
of
the
105.38%
DESCRIPTION—The
before
or
before
or
period
Aug.
Aug.
redemption.
ranging
The
1,
ending
credit
1,
Aug.
the*
will
be
company's
to
L.
incurred
were
The
•
after
the
general
be
F.
$89,000,000
in
1961.
.
12
1,
Aug.
corporate
in
1,
at
of
natural
products
(and
i
of
southern
Texas
cubic
The
feet
Big
/included
York. 'The
New
sales
products
Inch
in
the
from
system
area
of
has
Mexican
an
and
of
names
its
gas
business
G.
Abercrombie
A.
C.
&
Allyn
Co.,
and
&
Bache
&
Robert
W.
Baker,
Weeks
Co.,
Inc
is
2,362
&
Ball,
Burge
&
Barrow, Leary
Becker
G.
underwriters
of
the
Blair
&
Blyth
Co.,
&
!
Common,
Courts
Dann
&
Curtiss,
J.
M.. Dain
Dallas
R.
&
3,600
Skaggs
&
Dittmar'&
Dominick
.
90,000
;
V"
?
'
Union Securities & Co.
540,000
90,000
120,000
300,000
-
Forgan
&
&
Granbery,
Halle -&
v
Co.
Marache
'•
.
.
&
Co.—__
&
Jenks,
,
-
•
"
*;
H.
Hentz
&
Hornblower
-
E.
F;
W.
Hutton
E;
Hutton
Janney,
The
&
Battles
Johnson,
Co.,:
&
•
A.
M.
Kidder,
:
Kidder
&
Peabody
W.
Miller,
&
800
—
3,600
800
240,000
300,000
Inc.—:
Inc.
800
2,000
180,000
,
2,400
120,000
;
1,600
360,000
;
Corp
Co._.
Co.,
1,600
120,000
:
Clark,
Space
800
1,200
540,000
_l_i—_—_
&
1,200
543,000
—
Inc.——
E.
&
Lane,
Lemon
Johnston,
Joseph, Mellen <te
1,200
2,000%
300,000
"
l'-z.—:
The
of
proceeds
Tor
be
800
1961
25%
were
higher
reported by Chair-,
was
$16,770,997,
were
$1.53
or
or
for
share
per
$1.92
the
per
same
share,
period
made
Union Pacific
RR.—Earnings1961—6 Mos.—1960
.1961—Month—1960
tenders
cease
the
and
of
mail
of
exhaust
Net
notices
27
1961
cents)
to
filed
be
Reg.
a
offered
be
for
used
construction
engineering
and
of
purchased
fund payment
Files
July
be
20,
1961,
(par
offered
filed
$2.50)
in
BUSINESS—The
1235
filed
itself
machine, research
at
a
price
underwritten by
to
basis
public
be
supplied
Miller
B
by
Securities
41,500
and
be
192,
used
for
repayment
of
St.,
the
on
the
through
expansion
lot
Pan-Am
CAPITALIZATION
6%
mtge.
recently
acquired
company
1960,
by
Rossman
organized
was
statement
June
&
6,
are
Co.
at
1961,
additional
an
$1.10
under
per
17,250
sold
agencies,
shares
The
per
129,762
$130,000
costs
in
$40,000
the
to
devices;
will
for
of
Of
be
$90,000
EFFECT
GIVING
and
law
due
subordinated
November,
to
to
note
March,
due
1963__
1964—
shares,
G.
&
June
30
17,250,
Sontheimer,
three
other
balance
the
had
shares
Carl
Co.
and
of
due
to
May,
6%
June
a
six pur¬
book value
30
proceeds of the sale of additional
purchase equipment and to meet other
and
design of self-instructional courses;
equipment
and
and
and
and
meet
to
equipment;
other
self-instructional
costs of marketing
related
the
and
corporate
Brower,
that
of
for
has
also
exerecised.
Ladenburg,
360,000
2,400
order
give
to
the
balance
ad¬
for
...
the
its
close
of
income
TO PRESENT
FINANCING
note
due
to
November,
Outstanding
$500,000
$500,000
200,000
105.424
,
106,000
115,000
1963
100,000
100,000
600,000
559,728
234.750
129,000
1961
50,167
$1,656,069
cumulative
60c
stock
A
Common
—V.
stock
193,
option
Finance
to
of
80%
outstanding
have
shares
of
'
the
beyond
offer
its
business
extend
stockholders
preferred
convertible
•
$8.50)
(par
-
$1)
(par
^
100,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
2481.
p.
United Hardware Distributing Co.,
—Files With Securities and Exchange
The
company
cumulative
common
No
on
preferred
shares
(par
underwriting
The
100,000 shs.
525,000 shs.
proceeds
is
are
Minneapolis, Minn.
Commission—
July 12, 1961 filed a Reg. A covering 484 5%
shares to be offered at par ($100) and 3,660
$10) to be offered to certain stockholders at $50.
invol\4d.
to be used
Improvement
for working capital.—V. 190, p. 610.
Investing Corp.—Private Fi¬
&
nancing Arranged—
President,
Beckett,
had deposited their shares
convertible
preferred
stock
of
that
of
R.
Corp.
4'/2%
extended
through
Pacific
over
Finance
of
announced
been
america
1961
of.
and John
'■
>
executives
31,
Pacific
shares
Transamerica.
stockholders
Chairman,
the. holders
stock
exchange
sales
purposes.
Transamerica Corp.—Acquisition—
common
The
gross
$1,925,700
.
by
net
implement
courses
research
W.
company's
for
food
in
as
281,700
to
note
United
Horace
subsidiaries.
the
well
as
de¬
1970—
January,
6%
to
teaching
to
self-instructional
ministrative,
As
which
of
Rossmon
the
used
development
develop
individuals.
and
$121,000,
40,114
outstanding
share.
stock,
schools
33,000,
aggregate
chasers.
$1.05
industry,
purchased
an
Inc.,
it
110,000
officers
July
than
February, 1964
mtge. note due to April, 1970—
6ft%
share.
Delaware
convertible serial
bentures,
acquired, in exchange for 19,762 shares of its stock,
stock of Educational Design of Alabama, Inc. It
is engaged
principally in developing, designing, producing and market¬
ing self-instructional courses and related teaching devices for Gov¬
President,
Foods,
through
outstanding
ernment
an
Authorized
due
the
greater
are
due to
The
The
Inc.,
note
in
Corporation,
capacity of 11,368,468
bushels.
facilities are substantially full.
Pan-Am
businesses
other
and
Foods,
note
included
warehousing
the
in
Credit
warehousing charges.
mtge.
Also
company's
subsidiary,
its
mtge.
SEC
aggregate
an
time
6%
6%
shares
it
with
present
business
from
Prospect
primarily
the company has no assurance of continued demand
its storage capacity.
The company is also engaged in the frozen
amendment.
and
Foods, Inc.
The company is
business under the registered
Co.,
Commodity
with
contract
under
United
storage
Industries
However,
Corp., Atlanta,
loans,
grain
elevator,
the
At
two
643.
p.
the
United
of
name
grain
grain
common
share
Texas. By charter amendment approved
company's name was changed from
the
to
Inc.,
agency of the United States Government.
The company has a total
of
nine
storage buildings, for storage tanks, and one terminal-type
With SEC
covering
A
is
a
Texas
corporation organized on
Industries Co., Inc., and has its office at
1961,
24,
Co.,
in
engaged
assumed
class
class
April
on
stock, to be offered for public sale on an all or none
through underwriters headed by F. L. Rossman & Co. The
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
supplied by
amendment.
V
A
83,000
one
Offered—Pursuant
company
United
as
Industries
the- feed
to
are
of
1956,
9,
Shadowdale, Houston 24,
and
capital.
Reg.
a
and
units
12,732,570
July 21,
a
March
covering 150,000
$2, through D. L.
a
working
60,180,556
1961 prospectus, Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
Inc., St. Louis, publicly offered 125,000 shares of this
firm's common stock at $8.50 per share. Proceeds will
be used by the company for the construction of addi¬
tional storage facilities at Temple, Texas.
A
at
1,808,374
United Foods, Inc.—Common Stock
to
—
59,486,055
10,698,678
9,265,189
10,845,986
2,156,724
inc.
oper.
194, p. 53.
of
debentures.
was
previous sinking
from ry. opers.
rev.
railway
—V.
1961.
debentures
of
Net
263.
p.
expenses-
1,
debentures
the
22,
oper.
41,098,486
30,252,500
revenue
Railway
to
oper.
the
Feb.
to
accepted
Aug.
up
for
due
accrued interest.
will
receipt
upon
Mass.,
sufficient
100%
company
amount
with
6,
$ ' ""
39,517,742 233,308,461 240,349,431
30,252,553 173,822,406 180,168,875
^
•
6%
tration
for
600
it
year ago
a
from sales and operations in the first six months were
a
gain of $6,465,091 over the same period of 1960.
*
qua,rtdr earnings this year were $7,606,971, or $7'tents per
share, compared with $7.8 million,1 or 90 cents per shate last year.
"Several factors contributed
to
the improvement in Union's earn¬
N. Y.
debentures
Payments
23,
will
of .capital
the
3,600
first half of
the
half
$13,369,763,
Stamford, Conn., filed a regis¬
July 28 covering 100,000 shares
announced
"
shares
Second
United
company, of 65
statement with
600
'
common
V*
1960.
Education, Inc.-—Stock Registered—
This
600
90,000
the 924,521
on
1061.
p.
Taylor reported. "Sales of natural gas, natural gas liquids and
were up and operating expenses were down. Severely depressed
gasoline prices continued to hurt earnings . . v especially during March,
April and May. Low prices still prevail in many areas."—V. 194, p. 470.
mortgage
will
York 5,
Boston
amount
trust
Aug.
July
10
be
4,000
the
shares
will
inventory.—V.
1,200
540,000
share
925,858 common
shares
the comparable 26 weeks
after provision for pre¬
crude oil
through
mortgage
first
its
of
1961,
first
receive
will
fund
an
accepted.
shares
to
600,000
Co
1961
194,
on
600
&
to
principal
sales
90,000
Thalmann
Street,
1961,
sinking
Inc.
after
to
are
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Co.
:
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Inc.——
.___
1,
5%%
York.
$1)
offering
90,000
90,000
Taylor.
for the first
Railway
Milk
15,
debentures
on
common
180,000
120,000
Inc
Co
Sept.
on
Electronics, Inc., Tampa, Fla.—Files
of
_
Co
3,600
120,000
Weeks-—__
&
800
3,600
240,000
Co._______
45
Aug.
connection
common
the
Kirkland
—
Co.,
17,
(par
New
(par
July,
120,000
—
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.-;
Hayden, Miller &
Co,
Hayden, Stone & Co
:_
Hemphill, Noyes
&
Co.——
A
all
180,000
__ __ __
___________
•_
in
shares
B
in
180,000
c.___——
Co.,/.
redemption
$562,000 of its
1977 and $675,000
1,
on
1961.—-V.
corporation
600
120,000
193,
corresponding period
t
$444,665
proceeds
800
540,000
cents per
92
on
For
equal,
$265,409,288,
^
Xi 800
1. 1978 at 100%.
Payment
Read & Co., 46 William St., New
and
on
15,
Co.,
4,000
540,000
period.
$962,057,
ings,"
for
fund,
tenders
any
corporation
90,000
—
Stieglitz
120,000
American
development,
The
600
1960
Revenues
.4.
.
subordinated
accepted
of
May
120,000
—___^
jCo.__—
Hallgarten Z &
Co.
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
,
f
&
3,600
Sept.
Aug.
cancellation
600,000
_
Co._^_______i—u___
Sachs
of
on
total
class
1,600
90,000
—
Goodbody
,
240,000
of
H.
with
compared
of
>'•-
"': 6001'
90,000
$427,868 at prices not to exceed
made
shares
800
2,000
.
be
class
600
Goldman,
600
;
the
Earnings
2,400
3,600
90,000
Inc
540,000
Trust
5%
before
or
The
3,600
Elkins, Morris,? Stokes
Elworthy &
CjQ.~-f.__
Equitable
Securities,, Corp.
______
Estabrook'■Co.—______A1_—__
Ferris
&
Co.
_Z—-w— Al—
.The First Boston. Corp.
/First
Southwest
Cq,
L
Fridley
&
Frederking
Fulton, Reid &, Co.", Inc._——___
Glore,
;
will
1,600
,
of
sum
Interest
1,200
_
£
Co.—
to
share
per
the
of
were
company's earnings for
for
Reese
2,000
360,000
540,000
called
business
Textron
acceptance
2,400
180.000
Dillon,
300,000
Sept.
due
Colony
of
5-year
of
On
600
_
•
the
600
__
800
Co
due
the
for
Union Oil Co. of California—Six Months' Report—
The
of
800
90,000
.
•
1970
600
120,000
duPont ;&
of
Thurow
800
90,000
Inc
Inc.———
Co
I.
Old
close
The
600
120,000
—
Dominick
&
&
Eastman
'
The
the
and
600
360,000
Drexel
Francis
bonds
Capas
1,200
240,000
.
.'
V,
90,000
Co.——vl-—
Co.,
bonds
line
sale
600
90,000
Inc.——
line
dividends,
cents
58
end
earnings
outstanding.—V.
than
600
Inc;__—^
Co.,
'800
Inc
to
the
at
net
(Textron, Inc.—Tenders for Debentures—
1,600
90,000
Co._
&
Dickson
S.
90,000
Co.,
2,000
120,000
tnen
2,000
300,000
Day
Co.,
Co
sinking
and earnings
the first half
'l
2,000
240,000
Co.„
Co.,
the
sales
with
in
compared
as
800
Redemption—
of
common
600
300,000
Corp.
Securities
1,200
120,000
L.
dividends,
1960
ferred
600
180,000
Stetson
corporation has
The
2,000
180,000
Union
Davis,
&
&
&
decline
a
1961
of
;
Biddle
of
"substantial
a
Period End. June 30—
800
540,000
—
Co
House
Witter
months
outstanding
Co
&
reported
company
six
reported
man
Co
of
ferred
Thermionix Industries Corp.,
Trenton, N. J.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
800
90,000
Inc
Clarke
W.
&
sale
600
90,000
&
&
Federal
the
1,200
Co
&
The
800
300,000
R.
Noel
Walker
the office of Dillon,
—V. 194, p. 469.
due
1,200
300,000
Inc
Chaplin,
McGuiness
&
Co
Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc
Richard
Corp
Co
&
not
for
agreements
approved
yet final.
3,600
120,000
Fox__
Co
pipe
pipe
for
1,600
120,000
Inc
Co.,
&
into
stations.
1961
90,000
800
Corp.—
Neuhaus
is
order
City,
stations are located
Scranton, Pa. In
and
entered
radio
1,
Aug.
on
its
but
Calif,
540,000
600
600
120,000
2,000
240,000
Co
Co.,
1,200
120,000
Trask
Commission
Y.;l Kansas
N.
television
the
the company
television and
1961,
Rochester
station
Buffalo,
and
while
Bakersfield,
and
The
improvement"
in
the
second
quarter
of this year over the previous quarter and the comparable 1960 quarter.
Consolidated net sales of the company
and its subsidiaries totaled
$31,395,690 for the 26 weeks
ended July
1,
1961 as
compared to
$35,559,800 for the 26 weeks ended July 2, 1960.
Net
income
in the
latest half was $641,457,
equivalent, after pre¬
;
&
Co
A
600
120,000
Kraus_
&
but
Co
Anthony
the
has
and
stations.
television
180,000
Co
Securities
at
Shares
300,000
Inc
Co.__
<fe
first
180,000
million
"
A.
3,600
2,000
_________
&
The
in
16,200
___■
Co.,
&
Alstyne,
operation
facilities.
conducted by its
180,000
&
&
,
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.—Six Months' Report—
The
540,000
90,000
&
cost
delivery
$1,890,000
90,000
Co
Co
Baird
800
90,000
Yarnall,
the
Inc
&
1,200
120,000
Co..
Meyer
;
1,200
2,400
180,000
April,
and
of
television
300,000
Woodard-Elwood
storage
Amount
Read
Lovett
180,000
&
H.
Dean
in¬
principal amount thereof
and' the
number
of shares
thereof which
each
has
severally agreed
to purchase from the company,
subject to the terms and conditions
specified in the respective underwriting agreements, are as follows:
Dillon,
600
Co
Boyce
White, Weld &
Wmslow, Cohu
,
the -principal
preferred series,
new
&
priced at
was
by
1,600
Co.„
&
Common
of
2,400
Co
American
Van
Division, through a system which at Dec. 31,
1960
2,182 miles of pipelines. The company is also
the production of oil and gas in 13
UNDERWRITERS—The
90,000
360,000
Co._
&
B
CAPITALIZATION—Outstanding
capitalization of the company as
March 31, 1961, adjusted to reflect the 2-for-l stock split approved
stockholders
on
May
31,
1961,
comprised
$14,000,000 of
notes
payable to banks due through 1965
(since reduced to $12,900,000);
$435,150
sundry debt;
30,000 shares
of class A common stock and
1,738,612 shares of class B common stock.—V. 193, p. 2481.
800
2,400
360,000
&
Underwood,
with
'.'f/'"-'...
debentures
120,000
360,000
240,000
Staats
Wertheim
border
authorized
approximately
lrom
transportation
states.
the
600
Hutzler
&
Webster
Spencer
exploration' for
the
2,000
Co
&
Frank,
Tucker,
approximately
engaged
Communications
90,000
Co
Brothers
Partial
day,, including. deliveries
per
/petroleum
Little
.
to
the
.
extending
gas
its'.principal
.capacity, in
.
..natural
February
sale
Calif.,
cities
six
and
Rochester
in
are
these
2,400
Inc
Co
&
Class
—
,
radio
seven
Diego,
San
of
800
Co
R.
Thomas
stations
each
800
.
&
Corp.
of
70 Niagara St., Buffalo, N. Y.,
television broadcasting since 1956
and
radio
in
interests
120,000
Co.,
of
value
par
of
company
in
engaged
360,000
&
Hammill
&
Swiss
is
company's ^principal business is the transmission
vlt ; is also-engaged'In the transportation of petroleum
in ; the production ,sof oil. and gas. The, company owns
a
pipeline system for the transportation and sale at
operates
.wholesale
in
Co.,
Inc
Sweney Cartwright & Co
gas.
and
•
and
2,000
' ,120,000
Inc
Co
&
&
Stroud
BUSINESS—The
;
Co.,
Brothers
Bros
Stern
and
to
*
Mo.;
Inc
&
Steele
Stone
1982.
estimated
are
J.
Stern,
$20
purposes
&
Winston
Smithers
Stein
prices
months
connection
radio
•
-
600
Gardner
Co.,
Rothschild
S.
H.
approximately
outstanding
revolving
used
constructing,programs,-which
approximately
the
at
600
90,000..
-j.
BUSINESS—1The
been
300,000
&
Mosle
F.
Shields
company
currently
will
redeemable
during
share
to
for
balance
is
owns
Shuman,
Agnew
&
Co
Singer,
Deane
&
Scribner_
Smith, Barney &
Co., Inc.—
earlier
of
800
90,000
Pierce
Shearson,
thereafter
right
120,000
300,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Rowles,
are
thereafter
800
Co
offering
certain stockholders.
from
2,000
Co
Starkweather
at
&
of
Stearns & Co. The stock
share.
offering does not represent new
300,000
Curtis
&
1,200
Co
William
stock
stock
share
per
share
company's
share
per
retire
to
&
Rotan,
100%
time
any
preferred
common
per
stock
per
$100
proceeds
used
construction.
the
at
Jackson
common
$35.15
400,000 shares of class B
corporation was made Aug. 4 by
underwriting group headed by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
.120,000
-
each
for
standing and were acquired by the underwriting group
800
180,000
Co
Pressprich
&
The
100%.
$25
preferred
net
W.
Riter
con¬
but
annum,
company
to
at
to
$105.13
Webber,
800
120,000
,
Northwest
&
an
Feb.
Co
&
Co
Reynolds
and
at
beginning
per
convertible
and
subject
1962
the
which
notes
1976,
from
PROCEEDS—Of
$35,000,000
1971;'
1,
convertible
downward
cluding
priced
were
priced at $100 per share and is convertible into
per share on or
before Aug. 1, 1966; at $22.50
on
Ohio
Reinholdt
retire approximately 95%
of the debentures prior to
debentures are not refundable for a period
of
five
interest
an
otherwise
to
600
Cook
stock
158.
p.
financing by
Transcontinent which will receive none of the proceeds
from the sale of the stock. The shares are already out¬
2,000
Rauscher,
will
The
at
years,
DESCRIPTION—The
4,000
90.000
Putnam
Aug. 2, 1961,
on
The
800
600,000
•
& Co
Jaffray
&
Hopwood
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc
and
Offered—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. headed
investment banking group which offered
•
Finance
stock. The
stock at the
per
120,000
Schwabacher
Debentures
—
^
Transamerica
had
who
Pacific
and Bear,
$12.50
300,000
Salomon
Corp.
& Co.
800
120,000
Co
into
of
preferred
stock of this
common
an
Piper,
469.
p.
Transmission
800
Lynch
Newbold's Son
Paine,
co-Chairman, and Perry D. Woodward,
selling stockholders are Harold B. Hixson (2,000
Peterson, as trustee for her children (29,803) and
Eastern
3,600
120,000
&
stockholders
shares
two
Transamerica
Television
Offered—Public
Smith
&
Inc
H.
Pacific
three
Narian M.
shares),
600
120,000
Fenner
Finance
of
common
Transcontinent
1,200
S.
The
stock,
of
1,200
Co
&
Stanley
Newhard,
Carlson
T.
600
share
90,000
Co.,
Pacific
shares
is convertible
stock
one
180,000
W.
Malmquist is Board
Chairman,
90,000
of
180,000
—
&
to consider the offer,
opportunity
800
Inc
Pierce,
had
exchange
may
1.16
rate
Co
Leonard
other
common
so,
for
preferred stock.—V. 194,
Moseley &
Co
Mullaney,
Wells
&
Co
additional
with
preferred
that
out
done
stock
600
F.
;•
r
The
already
540,000
&
Milwaukee
R.
pointed
was
have
to accept the exchange and deposit their sharea
Acceptance and Assignment with the Depositary. •
of
600
Co.
Co.,
Turben
Morgan
acquire
and
It
not
may
51
period
Letters
the
120,000
Co
Co
&
Lynch,
Moore,
its
and
90,000
Inc.
subsidiaries
construction
&
&
additional
an
90,000
&
Miller
Merrill,
the
of
Co
Inc
Masten
Merrill
other
proceeds
E.
Mead,
activi¬
most
or
assets
follows;
advance
use
V'''
.
Kansas.
as
directory
all
and
incurred
later
acquisitions. • :%.r;
acquire
all
to
loans
telephone
and
used
'$241,500
bank
in
engaged
&
Coe
McDonald
primarily engaged in the
business
of
acquiring
and
operating, as
a
holding company,
con¬
trolling interests
in
telephone companies. Through
eight operating
subsidiaries it conducts telephone
operations in Kentucky, Illinois and
Iowa; and, in addition, it owns all the stock of a
telephone manage¬
ment
&
McDonnell
is
company
Lundborg
McCormick
Hayden, Stone & Co. and McCormick & Co.; and the
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
in
Corp
Mason-iHagan,
on
Meeds
Brothers
Mackall
common
Organized
&
Higginson
Irving
July 26 covering 250,000
stock, of which 200,000 are to be of¬
fered for public sale by the
company and 50,000, being
outstanding stock, by the present holders thereof.
The
offering will be made on an all or none basis through
shares of
reasons
common
C.
Lazard
Telephones, Inc.—-Common Registered—This
company
135 South LaSalle
St., Chicago, filed a registration
statement
other
or
Bissell
W.
1
Lehman
of
Shares
Amount
Laird,
backlog
a
^^V^193mp&1945^° &
~
(575)
of
outstanding.
also
company
'Number 6079
to
the
original
on
the
who,
Aug.
Pacific Finance
closing
21,
1961.
because
date
of
Trans¬
period in
of vacations
acceptance
$1V2 million
loan from Massachusetts Mutual Life
Springfield, Mass., was announced by this publiclyreal estate company.
According to John E. Marqusee, Vice-Chairman of United Improve¬
ment, the loan was undertaken to "implement the first phase of the
company's
long-term
program
of financing by retiring short-term
obligatons."
Receipt
Insurance
held,
of
a
Co.
of
diversified
Fifteen
year,
notes
unsecured
,
«
at
j?
6%
xi
interest were accepted by the
nlr-n
iccil'O/l
rrUrt
nnmnnrcrr
52
of its
snares
The
Mutual 15-year warrants for the purchase of 15,000
stock at $7l/fe per share.—V. 191, p. 2793.
Massachusetts
to
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(576)
of
manufacture
S. Dielectric Inc., Leominster, Mass.
U.
ing
Files With
—
The
corporation
shares
common
(par
Co., Inc., New York.
The proceeds are to be used for the repayment of loans,
and development, moving expenses and working capital.
research
be
18%.
U. S.
This
with
the
SEC
St.,
is
Hillel Narin, Vice-Presidents own 13.06%,
respectively.
In Julv "• <^ol
-imnanv issued
and
11.63%,
of
141,123
shares
common
to
the
said
the
Narins,
14.70%
397
The
the
then
outstanding
children
minor
will
its
a
Minneapolis,
Co.,
Inc.,
135.000
shares
share.
parent
this
stock
common
at
$2
laws
the
of
the
1960,
"Fiberite
as
State
of
516
West
Corp,"
on
of
company
incorporated
Minnesota.
4th
charter
Bv
St.,
Sept.
of
conduct
In
of
the
amendment,
1,
facturing
of
and
former
is
of
marketing plastic materials of a different type from
Corp. and tb° latter. in the business of owning and
real
Plastics
Corp.
properties
occupied
by
the
Melamine
and
company
•
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Common stock
(par 10c)
2,637,500 shs.
193,
1166.
p.
Universal
This
Hills,
Surgical
filed
-
-
covering 200.000
are to be
offered
Gibraltar Square.
9107 Wilshire Blvd.,
Beverly
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 1
shares of common stock,
of which
100,000 shares
for
public
sale by Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc. The
underwriting terms are to be sunplied by
amendment. Tt is proposed to o*f-r the remaining 100,000 shares for
subscription by stockholders of Houston Fearless Corp., the company's
public
offering
parent,
Fearless
price
the
on
and
basis
of
sha^e
one
for
each
shares
30
of
held
in
June
1961
of
120,000
shares
88 Va%
for
Amsterdam
plus the
application
then
30
book
will
been
of
$.206
book
a
organizer,
stock and
common
one
DESCRIPTION—Each
share
common
proceeds
for
chase
additional
item
of
warrant
entitles
the
with
the
financing
gaged
operation;
be
in
special
heat
several
used
Inventory
of
The
Fearless
Houston
to
for
collected
funds
upon
accounts
types
financing
will
be
of
various
of
corporate
stock
Broadway,
including
York
New
City,
is
en¬
TO
cents par)
purchase warrants
share,
(•Includes
This
filed
PRESENT
until accumulated dividends on the second pre¬
(which has how been accomplished by
the other issue of preference stock has been
retired. The preference stock now outstanding has a redemption price
of $107.50 a share, plus accumulated dividends, which presently total
$45.45 a share. Payments on the arrears, if r.ny, are made annually
and are a fixed percentage of earnings, if any, of the previous year.
V. 191, p. 2250.
'■
cording to its charter,
and
to
shares
of
certain
of
indebtedness,
is
listed
Fearless
Houston
stock,
common
Dietrich
Noah
and
as
E.
of
the
M.
has
company
which
Board
Houston
Chairman
Gherman
outstanding
Fearless
of
the
owns
company
President
as
of
the
60,000
warrants
This
company,
of
7000
Portage Rd.,
Kalamazoo, Mich.,
filed a
registration statement with the SEC on July 28 covering 633;40O out¬
standing shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale through
an
underwriting group headed by Morgan Stanley & Co. The public
offering
ment.
price
The
standing
14,036,948
14.15%.
own
The
holdings
aggr»rate
to
underwriting
and
company
is
broad
a
basis
none
t?:ti?s
amount
to
589,710
lists
4,167,170
shares held by The First
Kalamazoo as trustee of trusts for
of
more
.
is
Board
sell
29,275
Chairman
shares.
T're
of
25
selling
shares
National
management
officials
stockholders,
whose
(ranging from 2,850
Bank
and
Trust
Co.
the D. S. Gilmore family
(GilManaging Director), which proposes
largest block is being sold by Grace G.
and
Upjohn, 125,000 of 400,877 shares held.
ings Bank, as trustee of a trust for R
Janet
which
The*
A.
Harris
Light
Tr'St
family,
and
Sav¬
trusts
tor
Upjchn
Sterrns faw>il", ard trusts for W. J. Uojohn family
sell 43,300, 54,760 and 45,000 shares,
respectively.
Two
40,000 share blocks are beir.g sold, one by Kalamazoo
College, which
owns
103,945 shares, and one by Mary U. Light.—V. 193,
p. 2482.
proposes
to
Valve Corp. of America—Common
Registered—This
corporation, of 1720 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
July 26
covering 160,000 shares of commorf stock, of which
75,000
shares are to be offered for public sale
by the company
and 70,000, being outstanding
stock, by the present hold¬
ers
thereof.
share
on
an
The stock is to be offered for
sale at $7 per
all or none basis by
underwriters headed
by Lomasney, Loving & Co., which will receive a com¬
mission of 700 per share. Also included in
the statement
are
an
additional
10,000
warrants to be issued to
able
initially at $7
sold
to
Broad
underlying
five-year
exercis¬
share, plus 15,000 shares to be
Capital Corp. (an affiliate of the
per
Street
Lomasney firm) at $2
shares
the underwriters and
per
share.
$3
at
Rose
mission
Inc.,
Industries,
Wesco
and Exchange
Securities
With
Burbank, Calif.—Files
Commission —
%
July 19, 1961, filed a Reg. A cOveriii^ 80,000
10 cents) to be offered at $3* through First
York.
The proceeds
are to be used for moving expenses, machinery tond
equipment and working capital.
The
corporation
common
shares
Madison
Corp.,
on
(par
New
,
Western Natural Gas Co.—Files Stock Plan—
company, of 1006 Main St., Houston, Texas, filto a registration
statement with the SEC on Aug. 1, covering $1,720,888
of interests
of
participants in the company's Employees' Stock Purchase Plan,
and 50,000 shares of 5%
convertible preferred stock, 1961 series (and
100,000 underlying common shares), which may be acquired pursuant
This
•
thereto.—V.
191,
1818.
p.
Outstanding
750,000
Pacific RR. Co.—Earnings-
Western
1961—Month—1960
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$4,569,789 $4,584,511 $25,631,246 $26,182,948
period End. June 30—
*205,999
t434,000
Ry.
operating
Ry.
operating expenses-
to
be
sold
to
the
underwriters.—V.
Net
Net
revenue
3,316,544
$1,253,245
$1,035,994
operating inc.__
p.
159.
619,165
19,472,009, 20,010,841
3,548,517
ops.
503,799
from
rev.
ry.
ry.
of
Corp.—Class A
East
1230
193,
Registered—
Ry.
Lane,
Ry.
Mermaid
share
per
through
on
for
Wyndmoor,
Pa.,
July 28 covering
sale
Joshua
John
&
on
Co.,
an
all
Alabama—Earnings—
Ry. of
Inc.
and
2,364,620
Net
%
1960
$326,195
281,706
$319,152
$1,944,234
273,870
1,662,934
$2,030,372
1,736,317
$44,489
17,494
\
$45,282
10,287
$281,350
95,804
$294,055
54,807
ops.
operating inc
p.
159.
ry.
—V,
from ry.
rev.
%
1961—6 Mos.
1961—Month—1960
operating revenue—
operating expenses-
Net
or
$5,172,ld7
$6,20?,237
2,732,190
194,
—V.
194,
plus
&
which
Co.,
will
receive
a
cents
45
per
share
com¬
an
additional
9
cents
per
share for
expenses.
The
has sold the underwriters for $12.50, five-year warrants to
12,500 class A shares at $3 per share.
Organized in April, 1961, the company exchanged 40,000 class B
World Scope Publishers, Inc.—Common Registered—
company
purchase
for
certain
production
assets
of
of electronic
George Voron Co.; and it is engaged in
test equipment, the sale, installation and
servicing of industrial and commercial communications equipment, and
the sale, installation and servicing of background music equipmint and
furnishing of background music service. Purchase of the assets of George
Voron
Co.
left
the
latter
principally
with
an
FM Radio Station
net proceeds of the company's sale of
for tooling, production, engineering,
inventory and sales promotion of its various products and for working
capital.
All of the company's class B stock (400,000 shares) is owned
by George Voron Co., wholly-owned by George and Abe Voron, Presi¬
dent and Secretary-Treasurer of the company,
respectively.
•
in
Philadelphia.
stock
A
be
will
used
The
largely
Vol-Air, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
terms are to be supplied by amend¬
line drug manufacturer. It has out¬
shares,
common
pros
Electronics
Reuben
class
Upjohn Co.—Common Registered—
and
elimination)
the
Western
(WQAL)
company.
have been satisfied
ferred shares
FINANCING
434,000
registration statement with the SEC
shares of class A stock, to be offered
100,000
declared by Webb & Knapp, ac¬
be
434,000
corporation,
a
the
addi ion
dividends can
stock
common
Period End. June 30—
Voron
sharees that were
the 1,000,000 outstanding
$26,875,000 for
or
No
1603.
to
In
at
eliminated.
stock
common
shares
100%.
shares that were eliminated had a right to
the rate of $1.50 a share a ye?.r. Accumulated
preferred
dividends on this issue just before it was eliminated were
approximately $5,000,000.
These shares had a claim upon liquidation
of $25 a share, or $25 million, and a redemption price of $26,875
a
unpaid
v
films.
EFFECT
GIVING
shares reserved for issuance upon exercise
purchase warrants which may be outstanding
upon the completion of the financing, nor does it include 50,000 shares
reserved for issuance upon exercise of
stock options.
the
belonging
800.000
second
cumulative dividends
but
the
equipment for packaging items
films, and in national distribution
plastic
polyvinylchloride
include
not
by
receivable.
accounts
928
(5
stock
*Does
used
purposes
Authorized
Common
Common
receivable
to Houston Fearless. Su"h working capital will also be used
repay short-term bank loans and to reduce trade accounts payable.
-
the elimination of the second preferred brings
closer
to a claim on earnings and substantially
liquidating claims prior to that of the common.
the
reduces
to
automatic
of
shrinkable
CAPITALIZATION
p.
'
stock
common
'
and for working capital. The balance
for
and
company
distribution
in
the
of common
shares
said
Zeckendorf
Mr.
of outstanding
short-term loans; for pur¬
equipment, and shrinkable plastic film—a staple
will
proceeds
BUSINESS—The
of
the
the
a
from
*
.*
Stock
.'shares.
of
holder
■
repayment
its packaging
in
for
**
^
V-4
•
■
stock and warrants.
one
.
outstanding 28,000,000
has
now
.
were
also has 62,780 shares of preference stock outstanding, which,
common, are now the oniy two classes of stock.
The Ameri¬
Exchange has approved for listing the additional common
company
stock purchase
common
Knapp
"
~
of outstanding second pre¬
held by Mr. Zeckendorf, have
shares of common stock. Another
shares of second preferred stock
shares
which
of
pUmlttfitpd
hppri
&
^
*"
1,000,000
compared with 20,000,000 shares before completion of the recapi¬
talization.
A
total of 35,000,000' common shares
is authorized. The
470.
p.
Plan Effective
previously
its
stock,
principal
194,
,
8;000,000 new
but
unissued
authorized
per
value
for
"<
*
*
the
all
plan,
almost
exchanged
VIQVP
Webb
-
company president
the
parent.
Moe
J.
parent.—V.
the
stock,
1 000.000
nlcin
as
of
and
the
value
have
increased
Under
ferred
mer¬
$7,500
patent
a
secretary-treasurer
of
of
470.
p.
completed
has
company
shares
by
stock,
plus
194,
Knapp, Inc.—Recapitalization
&
announced plan to sim¬
plify its capital structure, William Zeckendorf, President; said.
%
The
company's
second
preferred
stock including authorized but
unissued
shares
has
been
eliminated
and
the outstanding common
underwriter
cash
share.—V.
per
The
•
stock
common
the
in
amount
listed
is
of
and
$15,000
shares,
shareholder
the
sale,
Webb
can
owns
new
from
company
working
a
stock
$1.62
supplied
by Houston Fearless to t?ke o^er the business of its Western Surgical
Supply Division. It is engaged in the sale in California, Arizona and
Nevada
of
comprehensive lines of medical, surgical and
laboratory
equipment, supplies and furnishings manufactured by others. The net
proceeds from (he stock sale, estimated at $1,341,700, will be applied
to augment working capital which will enable the company to account
to
law
proceeds
secretary-treasurer
principal
company
Houston
of record Sept.
1,
1961. The subscription price is to
by amendment
According to the prospectus, subscription
privileges will be not extended to stockholders living in certain states
and foreign countries,
or
io a group of principal stockholders who
own an aggregate of about 40%
of the parent's stock.
The cempmy was organized under California law in March,
1961,
be
O.
and
PROCEEDS—Net
Supply, Inc.—Common Registered
a
company,
manufacturing equipment,
financing of accounts receiv¬
of
company
Calif.,
Ackerman,
period of five years from the date
of issue, at $3.50 a share during the first year, $4 a share during the
sqcond year, $4.50 a share during the third year, and $5 per share
(firing1 the fourth and fifth years. The common shares and warrants
may-be traded separately.
Outstanding
3,500,000 shs.
Paul
of
—V.
B.
and
shares
such
sale
company
WARRANT
the
FINANCING
Authorized
outstanding
Associates
the
share.
and
of
CAPITALIZATION
acquisition
received
organizer
is
manu¬
Fiberite
holding
as
purchase
in the business
presently engaged
per
mon
to
The
E.
warrant, of the corporation, was made Aug. 2, by Hill,
Thompson & Co., Inc.; Hampstead Investing Corp., and
Globus, Inc. Each unit was priced at $3,125. The offer¬
ing marked the first public sale of the company's com¬
to
its
own
business under
the
trade style
"Fiberite
will operate through
two
whollv-owned, sub¬
Melamine Plastics Corp; and Unit Holding Co., both
corporations crggnized^un£er the lawsV^f "the State 'of
has
after
and,
share of
thereof.
segment
.
Versapak Film & Packaging Corp.—Securities Offered
—Public offering of 150,000 units, each consisting of one
business of manufacturing and
a
net
paid
executive
company
.are
Minnesota.
those
or
the
estimated
of merchandise,
capital.
parent
Kammer
the
Nov.
on
which
Delaware
under
imports
Vacudyne
The
.
and
namely
.
which
of
changed
was
in the
business
its
addition
Corp.,"
sidiaries,
name
is
company
for
used
company
which
$.74
"Universal Manufacturing
marketing
plastic materials,
including materials
used
in the manufacture of
missiles.
It
will
employ
the
trade name,
"Fiberite Corp."
in
the
company's
The
Co."
$160,000
working
share
Minn,
under
shareholders.
Registered—The
for by the parent in the
assignment
of
the
parent's
rights
to
pending. The common stock had a June
per
Winona,
1948,
23,
organized
The
of
The
Of the total,
BUSINESS—The
other
xour
the
be
and
10%
35,000 shares were sold for the com¬
pany and 100,000 for certain stockholders. The company
will use its portion of the proceeds for additional work¬
ing capital.
was
by
owned
company,
able
offering circular, Naftalin
publicly offered and sold
firm's
sustained a loss of $7,949, and as of the samp
capital deficit of $1,774. The net proceeds from
estimated at $245,375, will be used to repay certain
demand loans and an unsecured bank loan, for purchase of new pro¬
duction machinery and equipment, to finance required additional in¬
ventory and
work-in-process to complete contracts now on hand,
tand
for working
capital and general corporate purposes.
In addition
to certain indebtedness, the. company has
outstanding
124,500 shares of common, stock (after giving effect to a 7.5-for-l
stock split in June 1961) which had an April 30 book value of 75 cents
per share. Of such stock,
Bernard J. Wald, President, and Eioise C.
Wald, Secretary-Treasurer, own 36.83% and 33.33%, respectively, and
management officials as. a group own 93.5% . After the sale of new
stock, each share then outstanding will have a book value of about
the
had
the
items,
will
sale
June 8, 1961
of
Corp.;
was
financing
stock.
&
is
be sold by Melrod Ritter and Freda
Small are Directors); 17,000 shares by
10,000 by Ruth Sagarin (Philip H. Sagarin
to
are
of
industries.
1961,
30,
date
David
and
Corp.—Common
transceivers.
Universal Manufacturing Co.—Common Stock Offered
—Pursuant to
for
Vacudyne Associates, Inc.
The company has
business
of
manufacturing and selling various elec¬
including principally
television
ghost eliminators and
special acoustical speakers for use in high fidelity radio receivers,
and importing for sale, principally
from Japan, transistor radios and
and
67.24%
stock
the
of
Overseas
commenced
tronic
Foundation,
own
principal
to
shares
Ritter
company
chandise
the
its
accessories
Y., filed a regis¬
July 25 covering
100,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public
sale at $2 per share.
The offering will be made on a
best efforts basis by Kenneth Kass, who will receive
300 per share selling commission and a maximum of
$10,000 for expenses. In addition, the underwriter has
purchased 12,000 common shares at 10 a share.
family,
and
and
and
Seventh Avenue, Brooklyn, N.
statement with the
SEC on
tration
of
foundation
valves
company
related
working
20,000
Varitron
the minor children of Norman Narin,
and Irving Abrahams in ex¬
change for all the outstanding stock of Standard Wholesale Grocery and
certain
other subsidiaries.
After
toe sale of
new
stock,
the Narin
the
of
Monday, August 7, 1961
...
is principally engaged in the design, development and
ground support equipment for the aircraft, missile and
This equipment is utilized
in the testing, trans¬
porting and servicing of both missiles and high speed aircraft, and
is sold directly to the government and to prime contractors engaged
in defense work. According to the prospectus, for the year ended April
The
manufacture
furnish¬
Director,
of
aggregate
an
Narin
products;
and
sale
and
the
and
net
President); and 3,000 by a syndicate in
has an interest.—V. 194, p. 470.
a
557,498 shares of common stock, of which Nathan Narin owns 292,050
shares (52.39% ) and proposes to sell the 40,000 shares; and Norman,
Stanley
to
balance
of
(Saul
Amsterdam
on
$50,000
and
The
Small
Oakland, Calif., filed a registration
July 31,
covering 200,000
shares
of
common
stock, of which 160,000 shares are to be offered for public
sale by
the company and 40,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
by Nathan Narin, President.
The stock is to be offered at $5 per
share through underwriters headed by Stanley Heller & Co., which
will receive a 50 cent per share commission and $30,000 for expenses.
The statement also includes
15,000 outstanding shares sold by
the
former holders thereof to Stanley Heller at $2 per share.
The
company,
together with its 13 wholly-owned subsidiaries, is
engaged in the operation of 13 retail supermarkets and eight retail
food
stores
in
the
greater San Francisco bay area.
In
addition,
Standard
Wholesale
Grocery,
Inc.,
a
recently acquired
subsidiary,
is engaged
in the wholesale distribution of food products which it
sells to the company as well as about 500 retail customers located
throughout the far western states, Alaska and Hawaii.
Of the net
proceeds from
its sale of additional stock, the company intends
to
use
$300,000
to
reduce
an
outstanding inventory loan
from
a
bank, $141,591 to repay advances to the company by employees, and
the balance for working capital and general corporate purposes.
In
addition to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
60 Fallon
of
company
the
products
proceeds to the company from its sale
(estimated at $450,000), $32,000 will be used to
stock
added
Blocks
Markets, Inc.—Common Registered—
statement
aerosol
services
manufacture
Of
for
reduce bank borrowings, and the balance
capital
(of which some $100,000 may be
used for additional purchases of
machinery).
Of the 375,000 outstanding common shares, management officials own
notes
pay
will
&
Bruce
valves
of
packaging
th&
is
additional
of
sale
containers.
aerosol
July 24, 1961 filed a "Reg. A" covering 99,990
10 cents) to be offered at $3 through Richard
on
C.
V.
and
related
of
business
Securities and Exchange Commission—
organized on July 14 to succeed by merger to
A. Incorporated, which has been engaged in the
was
company
business
the
common
.
The
corporation
common
shares
&
Inc.,
Ross,
The
tory,
proceeds
one
York,
27,
and
1961
cent)
N.
filed
a
Reg, A covering 96,000
$2.50, through Glass
to
be offered
for
equipment,
filing of patents, inven¬
Lynbrook,
Broadway.
290
with
the
SEC
Jr'.v
on
31.
N.
registra¬
filed a
Y.,
covering
shares
300,000
of
bp'offered for public sale on an all or ho.ie basis
through
underwriters
headed
by
Standards Securities
Corp.
The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
The
registration
statement
also
includes
(1)
30,000
common
shares which underlie five-vear warrants to be sold to the
underwriters at one cent per warrant, exercisable at a
pries to be
stock,
common
to
(2) 20,000 outstanding shares which underlie
$1 per shore
ourchac*H bv the n-incinal
principal stockholder for $200, and
(3)
60,000 shares which underlie $150,000 o; outstanding 3%
con¬
vertible promissory notes due January 1962 and $51,000 of like notes
due
February - 1962 held bv 22 pevs'ns and'convertible at ,$3.33%
per
share.
The shares which underlie said warrants,
options and
notes
may
be
offered
for public sale ?:om time to
time in ..the
over-the-counter
market
at prices prevailing
at the
time, of sale.
amendment,
exercisable at
supplied by
options,
underwriter
The
of
the
from
is
company
direct
engaged
the
to
directly
company's
other
and
'encyclopedias
sold
and
promotion.
of
company
statement
tion
at
Y.
to be used
are
advertising
July
on
(par
New
This
public
net
The
mail.
principally
reference
in
tlie .Publishing ..and selling
books.
the
from
proceeds
publications
These
door-to-door
through
mail
canvass,
stock
are
order
will
sale
be
to the reduction of factoring advances obtained principally
accounts receivable; $300,000 to the reduction, of toade notes
and
accounts payable;
$200,000 to the reduction of long outstanding
loans evidenced principally by demand notes or a note due January
applied
Wabash
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
Railway
Railway
—V.
1961—Month—1960
oper.
revenue—
$8,992,327
oper,
expenses-
7,149,005
Net rev. from ry. opers.
Net
railway oper.
194, p. 53.
inc.__
to
$1,843,322
1961—6 Mos.—1960
$9,359,703 $52,865,608 $56,393,956
7,458,993
41,496,198
44,801,183
and
ventories
436,806
2,807,324
2,591,538
lor
and
addition
In
$1,900,710 $11,369,410 $11,592,773
416,442
carry
shares
200.000
capital
working
accounts
certain
to
of
split in June 1-961),
President, owns 100%
and
used
for
principally
general
to
carry
corporate
in¬
purposes.
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
stock (after giving effect to a 2000-for-l
of which Abe Halperin, Eoard Chairman and
common
stock
be
to
receivable
.
.
Wald Research, Inc.—Common
Registered—This com¬
of 79 Franklin Turnpike, Mahwah, N. J., filed a
registration with the SEC on July 26 covering 65,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at
$5 per share. The offering will be made on an all-ornone, best efforts basis through Martinelli & Co., Inc.,
and E. R. Davenport & Co., which will receive a $.625
per share commission and $15,000 for expenses. The reg¬
Zep Aero—Common Registered—
pany,
istration statement also includes
are
(1) 37,500 shares which
upon conversion of $75,000 of 6% con¬
previously sold to a limited group, in¬
to be issued
vertible
notes
cluding the underwriters, and (2) 12,000 shares sold to
certain persons (including 6,000 to the principal under¬
writer) at 100 per share for services in connection with
the offering.
•
This
company,
tration
of
statement
common
the
by
and
of
the
which
and
SEC
on
30,000
20,000
by
Chairman. The' offering
*
El Segundo,
Sheldon St.,
July
are
to
Cclif,, filed
28
covering
be
offered
a
regis¬
shares
public sale
50,000
for
Wilbur J. Zep founder, President
will be made through underwriters
price
Francis J. Mitchell & Co., Inc.; and the offering
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
headed
and
stock,
company
Board
of 113
with
T'he
by
used
is
engaged
in
research,
engineering,
developing,
and selling a variety of oxygen systems and accessories
aircraft jet transports, other "pressurized" aircraft,
company
manufacturing
in
business
variety of'other ways. It also tests and services oxygen sys¬
proceeds of its sale of additional stock will be used to
inventory ($100,000); for plant improvement and acquisition
of additional production equipment for facilities
in El Segunda and
Denver
($120,000); and the balance for working capital. Zepp owns
and
a
tems.
Net
Increase
173,250
sell
of
20,000
the 174,500
shares.
outstanding
common
shares
and
proposes
to
8
Volume
194
Number
6079
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(577)
53
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
1
v
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
6,000 33/4s. Due
and
Covington County (P. O.
Andalusia), Ala.
Warrant Sale—An issue of
1972
ly, at a price of
par.
$
Bond
Sale—The
/
>
improvement
bonds
25—v.
264—were awarded
194,
p.
to Hendrix
&
offered
July
Mayes, Inc.
The
$1,800,000
school building bonds offered July
31—v.
St
to
a
194,
364—were awarded
p.
composed of the Har¬
group
ris Trust &
Savings Bank, of Chi¬
First Boston Corp., First
National
Bank, in Dallas, and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about 2.95%, as follows:
cago,
$475,000 2.40s. Due
2.60s. Due on Jan. and
July 1, 1966.
200,000 2.70s. Due on Jan. and
July 1, 1967.
250,000 2.80s. Due on Jan. and
July 1, 1968.
250,000 2.90s. Due on Jan. and
July 1, 1969.
475,000 3s. Due, primary, rind July
1, 1970 and 1971.^
'
'
Santa
bonds
bids
at
bara
until
his
Aug.
on
8
160—were awarded to the Ari¬
in
10
14
(Calif.
a.m.
for
Santa
the
1962
1986
to
1963
1976
Unified
Sacramento
and
El
her
at
9
for
office
in
Dorado
762,000 iy2s. Due
Pinal
on
Jan. 1, 1962.
July 1, 1962.
County Electrical Dist. No.
(P, O. Florence), Ariz.
3
Bond Offering—Edward J. Far-
Series
C
Sacramento
Bond
bonds
1
from
inclusive.
Dated
M-S.
Sept.
trict Treasurer's office, or at the
option of the holder, at the prinr
cipal office of the Paying Agent
of the District in
Chicago or New
City. Legality approved by
York
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
New York City, and Gust, Rosenfeld & Divelbess, of Phoenix.
ARKANSAS
North
Bond
Little
announces
Interest
bids
be
will
(CST)
received
Aug.
on
at
for
14
7
County
sealed
approved
the
pur¬
chase of $700,000 industrial devel¬
opment
revenue
bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1961.
Due on Dec. 1 from
1962
to
1991
approved
inclusive.
by
Mehaffy,
Clerk,
bids
000
his
at
school
1961.
bonds.
Due
1981
by
Legality
Smith
&
Williams, of Little Rock.
&
1962
will
in
1
Indio,
awarded
1973
to
City
Council
Bond
inclusive.
on
the
sealed
dollar
until 8 p.m.
from 1966 to
Sale—A
Bank
tion
1986 inclusive. Le¬
Clerk,
-
his
at
will
Proceeds
calls
of
in
are
was
interest
3.39%.
the second offer¬
will
be
the
applied
program
addition
of
11
to
Los
vides
a.m.
new
for
San
Bond
Mateo
County, Calif.
Sale—The $130,000
sanitation systems,
and other
civic improvements required by
the state's rapid growth.
In the
Laguna Salada Union School Dist.,
school
bonds
$50,000 school
bonds offered July 25—v. 194, p.
p.
$666
264—were awarded to Dean Wit¬
Francisco.
M
ter
1
net
as
&
Sale
—
Co., at
interest
a
Calif.
The
price of 100.02,
cost
of
about
a
Aug.
15
from
1962 to, 1966 inclusive;
3,000 4s.. Due on Aug. 15, 1967.
6,000 3V2s. Due on Aug. 15, 1968
-
Middleton
and 1969.
T.
&
S.
A., of San
and
Clerk
of
California
School District,
County, Calif.
Offering — The County
will
receive
sealed
bids
at
(Calif. DST) on Aug. 14 for the
purchase of $190,000 school bonds.
July
1,
1961. Due
on
July
state
major members of
group
which bought
$10,000,000 issue
the
the
First
000
Sale—An
dormitory
sold
to
the
Orange County, Calif.
Offering—L^ B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
bids
his
at
until 11
office
in
Santa
Ana
(Calif. DST) on Aug.
8 for the purchase of
$1,000,000
school bonds. Dated Aug.
1,.. 1961.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1986
a.m.
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers,
165,000
price of
San
of
$355,-
Housing and
Agency,
3M»s, at
as
par.
Offering—L.
B.
.
Wallace,
Due
1975
40,000 Is.
revenue bonds was
Clemente School District,
Orange County, Calif.* v
Bond
3y2s.
from
issue
Federal
Home Finance
a
to
Due
on
June
on
1984
15
inclusive.
June 15, 1985
and 1986.
Dated
June
15, 1961. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
City Treasurer's office, or at the
and interest
option of the holder* at the Wells
Fargo Bank American Trust Co.,
of
Sari "Francisco.
Legality
ap¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist,. Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
bids
cisco.
his
at
until 11
office
in
Santa
Ana
a.m.
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, o*
San
Bond
N.
T.
Jose,
S.
A.
underwriting
purchased
1%
and
terest cost
Other
syndicate
and
to the
major
were
syn¬
The
the
city
was
members
dollar
net
in¬
the
& Co., Inc.; Harris Trust
Savings Bank; Chemical Bank
New York Trust Co.; Smith, Bar¬
ney & Co.; The Northern Trust
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner & Smith; Salomon Brothers &
Hutzler; Reynolds & Co.; E. F.
Hutton & Co. Inc.; Brown Broth¬
Harriman & Co.;
Trust
City, Mo.; Gregory
E. Pollock & Co.,
Youngberg; Taylor
Becker & Co. Inc.;
Bank
&
Co., Kansas
& Sons; Wm.
Inc.; Stone &
& Co.; A. G.
City National
Trust Co. of
Chicago; A.
G. Edwards & Sons;
J.
B.
Hanauer
&
Co.; J. A.
Hogle & Co.; Kalman & Co., Inc.;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Ir¬
ving Lundborg & Co.; Irving J.
&
Meyer
&
Co., Inc.; Stern, Frank,
Fox; Sutro & Co.; and
C. N. White & Co.
San
Mateo
basis of about 3.39%.
Plymouth, Conn.
Bond
be
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
Calif.
bonds
p
offered
160—were awarded to the Bank
of America N. T. & S.
Francisco.
A., of San
the
office
of
Day,
Hartford, until 2, p.m. (EDST) on
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $1,650,000 bonds, as follows:
$1,000,000
.
bonds.
sewer
Mar* 1 from 1963 to
Due
on
1982 in¬
clusive.
650,000
school
Mar.
from
1
bonds.
Due
on
1963
1981
in¬
to
clusive.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961.
DELAWARE
Stanton School District No. 38,
Delaware
Bond Offering—Harlan E. Highfield, Clerk of Board of School
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
c/o C. Edward Duffy, 400 Con¬
tinental
American
Building,
11th
and
King Streets, Wilmington, un¬
til 11 a.m. (EDST) on Aug. 15 for
the purchase
of $120,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
1961. Due on Sept. 1 from 1962
to 1985 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-S) payable at the
Farmers
Bank
of
the
State
of
Delaware, in Wilmington. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Reed,
Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
York City.
FLORIDA
Putnam County
(P. O. Palatka),
Florida
Bond Sale—Thee
$400,000 school
July 25—v. 194,.
at
Berry & Howard, 750 Main Street,
City School District,
San Mateo County,
Boston
—
Co., Rand & Co., and Cooley &
Co., as 3.40s, at a price of 100.09,
the following:
Blyth
Commerce
The
$1,300,000
funding bonds offered Aug. 1—v.
194, p. 364—were awarded to a
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc., Hornblower & Weeks,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Ira Haupt
3.29%.
of
and
ers
Sale
the
bonds.
101.052
was
Berlin, Conn.
Bond
a
$4,000,000
bonds offered for sale on Aug. 2.
The
group
bought $2,665,000 of
1 9 5 7
municipal
improvement
bonds and $1,335,000 of 1961 mu¬
nicipal improvement bonds.
The
syndicate paid a premium of $2,071
for '5%,
4%%, 3%, 3y4%,
3V2%
CONNECTICUT
&
Calif.
Sale—A Bank of America
&
dicate
were:
Corp.; Harris
Trust & Savings Bank; The Chase
Manhattan' Bank;
Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co. Inc.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb
& Co.; The Northern Trust Co.;
p.
Tustin Union High School
District,
Mary's College of California,
Bond
"
The
194,
264—were awarded to the
County
Bank of Santa Cruz.
r
and 1974.
St.
Rice
municipal bonds.
bank
Unified
his office in Lakeport until 2 p.m.
Dated
million
Other
Lake
Bond
on
N.
America
4.01%,
follows:
$15,000 5s. Due
of
offered
July 25—v.
194,
160—were awarded to the Bank
Valley Union Sch. Dist.,
Santa Cruz
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$125>000 school
bonds offered July 31—v.
•
Ginther & Co.; J. A.
Hogle & of Los Angeles.
Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; LawWoodland, Calif.
son, Levy, Williams & Stern; Ir¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
ving Lundborg & Co.; Shuman,
$400,000
Agnew & Co.; Stern, Lauer & Co.; improvement bonds was sold to
the W'ells Fargo Bank American
Stone
&
Youngberg; Townsend,
Trust Co., of San
Dabney
&
Francisco, as
Tyson;, Arthur
L.
Wright & Co., Inc.; Cruttenden, follows:
Podesta
&
Co.;
Cunningham, $165,000 6s. Due on June 15 from.
Schmertz & Co., Inc.; C. N. White
1962 to 1972 inclusive.
& Co.; and Fred D. Blake & Co.
30,000 3 y4S. Due on June 15, 1973
a
that
acquisition of sites for
(Calif. DST)
14 elementary, junior and senior
the purchase of
$101,000 school bonds. Dated Sept. high schools.
Bank of America and its under¬
1, 1961. Due on Sept. 1 from 1962
to 1982 inclusive.. Principal and writing associates finance a major
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the share of the new schools in Cali¬
fornia, as well as hospitals, water
Couny Treasurer's office.
Angeles until 9
on
Aug. 8 for
Inc.; Braun,
Inc.; Brown
Co.; W. H.
&
Morton & Co. Inc.; Allan Blair &
Co>; J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.; A. G.
Edwards & Sons;
bid
$25,000,000 authoriza¬
in
November,
1959.
construction
for
Net
100.
past 12 months the bank and its
syndicates purchased more than
Costa County,
Brothers Harriman
Ameri¬
elementary schools, three new jun¬
ior high schools, one senior high
school, new facilities at the city
college and 157 portable class¬
rooms.
The program
also pro¬
receive
office
a
voted
school
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
bids
was
The bonds
ing from
Virgenes Union School Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
County
bid
cost to the district
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
vig,
Co.
Co.
Los Angeles.
Calif.
receive
&
&
Treasurer's
Aug. 1 from
1986 inclusive.
to
ca N. T. & S. A.
underwriting syn¬
dicate, which included the Chase
Manhattan Bank, purchased the
$10,000,000 bonds offered for sale
on Aug.
2.
Principal and
will
Becker
Sacramento City Unified Sch. Dist.,
California
(Calif. DST) on
Aug. 16 for the purchase of $230,000 Parking District No. 1 bonds.
Dated Aug. 15, 1961. Due on July
Alamo School District, Contra
Bond
G.
Bosworth
Scott8
Dean
Freeman
bids
1
$98,000 school
July
25—v
194,
The group paid a premium of
Offering—City Clerk Wm.. $9 for a combination of
5%, 3V4%,
announces
that the
3.40%, 31/2% and 1% bonds,
The
Bond
T.
The
Los
Sept. 1,
from 1962
(M-S)
to
1974
Dated
Sept.
on
—
70,000 4V4S. Due
receive
office
inclusive.
Sale
offered
264—were
and
CALIFORNIA
.
E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks; Wertheim &
Co.;
;,
(Calif. DST) on Aug.
8
for
the
purchase of $350,000
Witter & Co., at a price of 100.10,
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
a net interest cost of about
4.34%,, Due on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1981
as follows:
inclusive.
Principal and interest
$28,000 5s. Due on Aug. 1 from (F-A)
payable
at
the
County
p..
Or-
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
sealed
p.m.
a
Sale—The $280,000 school
offered
July 25—v.
194,
Bond
bonds
Los
that auction
Salomon Brothers &
Hutzler; The
First National Bank of
Oregon; R.
W. Pressprich &
Co.; William R.
Staats & Co.;
.
'
>
County,, Calif.
Angeles until 9 a.m. (PDST) on
Aug. 22 for the purchase of $149,-
Rock, Ark.
F. Laman
Inc.; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.;, Equitable Securities Corp.;
Rio Dell School District, Humboldt
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig,
Las
Offering—Mayor William
Co.
of San Francisco.
Garvey Sch. Dist., Los Angeles
interest
Aug. 24 for the
purchase of $2,250,000 unlimited
tax bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1961. Due
on Jan.
1, 1991. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J). payable at the Dis¬
&
City
1986
Dahlquist,
Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San- Francisco.
11
on
Moulton & Co.; Merrill
Lynch,, Pierce, Fenner- & Smith
Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.; Weeden
Fargo Bank American Trust Co.,
on
to
1961.
1,
Legality
Due
1963
rick,
to
(MST)
to
160—were awarded to the Wells
p.
bonds.
Sept.
rell, Chairman of Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
a.m.
1—v.
High School Dist.,
Sonoma County, Calif.
County, Calif.
on
$1,300,000
Aug.
awarded
H.
clusive.
follows:
as
R.
California
Petaluma
$365,000 Series A bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1986 in¬
Bank, of Phoenix, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
1.45%,
364—were
p.
Co.; Security First National Bank;
3.70%.
zona
$750,000 1.35s. Due
The
—
offered
Bank of California, of
Francisco, and Hill Richards
&
Co., as 3%s, at a price of
100.64, a net interest cost of about
follows:
as
'Sale
San
(Calif. DST) on Aug.
purchase of $590,000
the
inclusive.
Angeles,
Dist.,
a.m.
school bonds
15 from
Aug. 15, 1975.
Aug. 15 from
on
on
1992
bonds
Wells Fargo Bank American
Trust
A.
Aug.
inclusive.
group composed of the First West¬
ern
Bank
&
Trust Co., of Los
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
follows:
County, Calif.
Bond
of
Offering—Betty L. George,
until 10
interest
net
School District, Los Angeles,
Counties, Calif.
Bond
America
Palos Verde Peninsula Unified
from
School
group
Francisco, at
as
on
1974
to
a
of
a
4.11%,
10,000 4V2S. Due
250,000 4s. Due
inclusive.
Joint
100.06,
to
to
Bank
$90,000 5s. Due
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Folsom
of
DST)
10
v
$350,000 water
July 26—v. 194, p.
the
cost of about
194,
Aug.
on
by
price
a
10,
Due
\
...
awarded
were
school
1961.
inclusive.
.
N. T. & S. A., of San
Bar¬
purchase
1986
Sake—The
headed
District,
County, Calif.
office
'■■■_. ■ t
offered
—
$50,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
The
$1,512,000
Series
1961-A
July 27—v.
194,
offered
364
Bond Offering — J. E.
Lewis,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Arizona
p.
Aug.
on
Bond
bonds
until
School
Barbara
225,000
multi-purpose,
DST)
Ellwood Union
Maricopa County (P. O. Phoenix),
—
in Visalia
purchase of $160,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug. 8, 1961. Due on
Aug. 8 from 1962 to 1977 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
150,000
Sale
office
(Calif.
a.m.
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
Bond
"
for the
July 1 from
on
his
at
to
Ocean View Municipal Water
Dist.,
Ventura County, Calif.
office.
Arizona
1963
fice.
Tulare
Bond Offering—Claud H.
Grant,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Maricopa County, Mesa High Sch.
No. 207 (P. O.
Phoenix),
—
District,
County, Calif.
District
Sale
inclusive.
payable at the County Treasurer's
ARIZONA
Bond
1981
from
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the
County Treasurer's of^
10
$300,000 street
1
15, 1970
Aug. 15 from
on
School
Earlimart
bids
Tuscumbia, Ala.1".
Due
to
$300,-
000
capital outlay school warrants
was sold to Sterne, Agee &
Leach,
and George M. Wood & Co., joint¬
Feb.
on
1971.
20,000 4s.
Certificate Offering—Clerk,
cuit
Court
nounces
A.
W.
Nichols
Cir¬
an¬
that the Board of County
Commissioners will receive sealed
54
until
bids
15
(578)
11
a.m.
(EST) on Aug.
purchase of $725,000
the
for
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Triton School Bldg. Corporation
(P. O. Fairland), Ind.
certificates of indebtedness. Dated
Mar. 1,
1962 to
on Sept. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1961. Due
1981
and interest
Chemical
.Bond
^school,
(M-S) payable at the
New
Bank
Trust
York
Sale
first
—
The
to
$1,700,000
mortgage
revenue
bonds offered July 27—v. 194, p.
161—were awarded to a syndicate
composed
of
the
Indianapolis
Company, in New York City. Legality
approved
by
Patterson,
Freeman, Richardson & Watson,
of
of
Hammill
mmrnill
Tampa, Florida
Bond Sale
tal
The
July
27
Romrh
$2,850,000 capi-
improvement
bonds
offered
194,
p.
264-were
syndicate composed
of Ira Haupt &
Co., J. C. Bradford
& Co., Baxter & Co., Robinsonv.
awarded to
a
Humphrey
&
about
3.67%,
•
of
cost
1962
Due
to
1969
to
1981
on
Oct.'l,
on
550,000 3.70s. Due
to
1987
1964
to
1975- inclusive.
1982
(P. O. Box 8320,
Ballard Road, Niles), III.
Bond Offering—Doris M. Sabu-
to
p.
Com-
the
wl™
Home
Co., and Van
Investments
Tnc
ininflv
Investments, Inc., jointly.
Bond
Offering—R.
Clerk,
oral
(CST)
purchase
1961. Due
E.
bids
on
receive
until
Aug.
$22,000
bonds.
Ander-
will
14
on
of
provement
7:30
for
the
im-
street
Dated
Aug.
1,
1962
to
June 1 from
1970 inclusive,
District No.
Bond
and
Bond Sale—The
$1,900,000
improvement
Offering
S.
E.
til.
bids
1:30
for
will
announces
be
received
(EST)
p.m.
the
purchase
school bonds.
$2,200,000
-
-
(P. O. Selma),
Indiana
Sale
The
—
School
and
Civil
Townships bonds totaling
$113,000 offered June 27—v. 193,
2719—were
Brown
&
sperger,
jointly,
■
as
awarded
to
K.
J.
Co., Inc., and RaffenHughes
&, Co.,
Inc.,
i
KENTUCKY
,
t.Ann
194, p. 56-^-were awarded
City Securities Corp., as
4y2s, at a price of 100.37, a basis
of about 4.48%.
Bond
Speedway Sch. Bldg.
(P. O. 5151 W. 14th
Corp.
971 q
2719
mom
were
—
Street,
Offering—Robt.
A. O'Neal
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
(CDST) on Aug. 22
for the purchase of
mortgage revenue
Sept. 1, 1961. Due
i
i
fnrf fntfL wyr
Dated
on
group
composed
orh
twi
+
par 3
6 a; If16
?r a
he
^
of
^
Inc.;
Boston,
(EDST) on Aug
Braun, Bosworth & Co. Inc.;
Estabrook & Co.; Adams, Mc&
Co., Inc.; Spencer Trask
Co.; Robert Garrett & Sons; J.
Hogle & Co.; Industrial Nation-
al Bank Providence, R. L; Barr
&
r
Chicago. Legal-
j.Ross, McCord, Ice
er, of Indianapolis.
000
.
Robert
to
Trust
Inc.;
„
Co
„
Wells
•
II-
n,.
Chris-
fr.
June
7
Stein
&
of
National
First
Bank
of
'
t
ert
U7u:*i.r,—
p.
and Wil-
Co.
Whittaker &
L
& Co.
S. Morris
Blyth
to
&
a
Co.,
Washington Surburban Sanitary
(P. O. Hyattsville), Md.
Bond Offering—James J. Lynch,
1, 1961.
Principal
(J-D) payable at a
bank or trust company to be designated by the purchaser. Legality
of about
$40,000
4.27%,
4s.
Due
as
receive
sealed
bids until 10:30 a.m. (EDST) on
will
August
for
15
the
$10,000,000 bonds,
follows:
on
May
Due
1
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
.
48,000
1973
4s.
on
1976
as
purchase
follows:
of
208,000 414s. Due
1977
to
on
Sept: 1 from 1963 to
Michigan
fol-
as
from
1
proved
Bond
of Hospital
sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 7 for
the purchase of $1,550,000 hospital
1961
i
•
a
HIM
1990
Ann
ed on July 27,
and ' interest
the National
Ban^ 0f Detroit, or at the option
q£
^ holder_ 'at the ,Chemical
Bank New York Trust Co., in New
York City. Legality approved by
nnn
was
award-
follows:
as
$500,000 notes to the State Street
Trust
&
Boston
Co., and the
Deposit & Trust
Safe
of
both
1
from
May 1 from
1986 inclusive.
notes
on
inclusive.
Dated
Sept.
Interest
M-S: Legality approved by Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York City.
Sept.
1961.
1,
250,000
notes
Trust
The
I
ayoi.
to
14
Security
the
notes
due
are
able in Boston
ana
Nov.
on
30,
designated by the purchaser.;
Legality approved by Miller,; Can-
to be
Paddock & Stone,/ofr,De-.
troit..;' V
field,
Newton, Mass.
Sale—An issue of $500,000
temporary loan notes
the
was sold to
England Merchants Na-
New
tional Bank,
North
Reading, Mass.
Abbeville, La.
Attleboro, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $1,206,000 various
purpose
bonds offered July
to_a group
27
headed by Kohlmeyer & Company.
£0
v.
■
.
Crono
High School District, Maine
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
-were
ctWctrdcd
&
of Hal-
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Stone & Webster Se-
curities
Co., Inc.,
Corp.,
and
Townsend,
SOld *2 Driceeof ^10039°a' basis'2®?'about
P1/1^
itlu.jy, a basis 01 aooux
Townsend, Dabney & Tas
Tyson, and
Lyons & Shafto, Inc., jointly, as
3.90s, at a price of 100.40, a basis
3.16%.
Note
issue
Bank
to
Charles County (P. O, LaPlata),
Maryland♦"
the
Company,"of New
at
1 47%
'
and
John L. Sullivan an"ounces that the County Commissixers will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Aug. 16.
for the purchase of
$500,000 school
construction bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1961. Due on Sept. 1 from 1962
The
1961.
notes
Due
on
dated
Aug.
Nov. 2, 1961.
are
1,
LJ
.
.
Minnesota
No.
11, Minn.
■
-
k.
: Nelson
School
will-receive
until '7:30
bids
that
announces
Board
pim.'
the
sealed
^CDST)
on
''
Arbor
Public
School
•
;
Bond Offering—Clerk Raymond
A
-'L'~l
Aug. 15 for the purchase of i
000 school building bonds./ Dated
District,
Aug. 1719617 Due on Aug.; 1 from
1964 to. 1986 .ihcluslve. Callable fon
MICMIGAN
Bond
Offering—George Balas,
Secretary of Board of Education,
and after Aug. 1,1971.
Interest
F-A. Legality approved by How-/
will receive sealed bids until 2:30
ard, Peterson, LeFevere, Lefler'
arid, Haertzen,'. of .Minneapolis. -
p.
m.
(EST)
on
Aug.
16
for
.
the
purchase 'of
$2,550,000
school
bonds- Hated July 1, 1961. Due on
June
sive.
1
from
1964
to
1990
Faribault
payable
pany
at
to
a
be
bank
or
trust
designated
v- 194, p. 266 were^awarded to a
group, composed" of
the Northsroup compuseu «n me ■»
,
by .the
J
.
western
Sale—The. $225,000 school
building and refunding bonds offered July- 25 — v. 194, p. 366—
Jackson & Curtis, as follows:
Braintree, Mass.
on
July 1; 1963 and
1964.
Bond. Sale—The $250,000 sewer- ; 65,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from.
offered July 26—v. 194, p. !
1965 to 1975 inclusive.
365—were awarded to Goodbody
150,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
& Co., and George P. Fogg & Co.,
1976 to 1990 inclusive.
.
National
Bank,
Min-
of
....
1Je^P°bs».7 Alhson-Williams« Co.,
J. M. Dain. &7C0.V jnc.,. Piper, Jaffray
Mich.
Bond
656, Minn.
$295,000" school
building bonds, offered July 25-
com-
(
Crystal School District,
Indep.* School District
No.
Bond Sale—The
manager of the account purchasing the bnnH«.'T PMiitv approved
bonds. Legality nnnrnvpH
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
.
,
,
inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-D)
$10,000 4s. Due
bonds
p»
•
independent Sch. Disti,
*>A
Sale—An issue of $800,000
265—
Security
194,
the
to
•
Southgate.
Anoka
Stone, of Detroit.
York City,
of
■
temporary loan notes was sold to
the New England Merchants National Bank, of Boston, at 1.11%.
of $5,000,-
loan notes was sold
Morgan Guaranty Trust
July 26—v.
awarded
were
County (P. O.
Worcester), Mass.
000 temporary
MARYLAND
Offering—Chairman
Sale—An
'
MicK
nnn
offered
$300,000
anticipation notes was sold to
the
Middlesex
County National
Bank, of Everett, at 1.02%. ■
Boston, Mass.
of about 3-86%-
Bond
365-
Stuart & Co., Inc., Harriman
Ripley
:
;
p.
syndicate" composed
a
sey,
194,
South gate,
,
.
^r'spL^^esfme'nf bonS
•„
issue of
tax
Note
'
;
_
of Boston, at 1.10%.
Note Sale—An
the"
for
principal'.and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at a bank or trust company
gality approved by Storey Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Note
r
£"v' ou_> 1 from 1962 . to 1981 inclusive.
pay
lnteresx
New York. Le-
or
receive sealed
(EST) on Aug.
purchase of $800,000
will
general obligation library bonds.
Dated June 1, 1961- Due on Nov.
Co., of Lynn, at 1.18%.
rnncipai
Ann
MASSACHUSETTS
*of??oAicate Sale "T ,An issue of
$314,632 paving special assessment
sold
Clerk,
City
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Michigan
was
Royal Oak, Mich."
Offering—Gladys Holmes,
Bond
National
the
to
& Stone
Gf Detroit
Shawmut Bank, of Boston, at
1.18%.
disposal bonds.
1 from 1963 to
sewage
Due
LOUISIANA
certificates
Carifield-,^Paddock
Miller,
jointly,
Boston,
at 1.14%.
250,000
1,
July 1 from 1963 to
inclusive. Callable on July
on
1,
1971. Principal
(J-J)
payable at
An issue of $1,000,000
tax anticipation notes
x)ue
June
Dated
bonds.
revenue
Lynn, Mass.
a
W.
Offering
Gremore, Secretary
Board, will receive
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
j
Wayne), Mich.
—
Kenneth
Street,
1971
of Boston.
Legality apby
Storey,
Thorndike,
Bank,
onrl
na
Peoples Community Hospital
on
to
1962
$55,300
Authority (P. O. 33155 Annapolis
Due
Aug. 1, 1961.
Principal
payable at the New
England
Merchants
National
1 un
of
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and
McDonald-Moore & Co., jointly.
on
interest
and
issue
tax anticipation notes was sold to
Worcester
1992
inclusive.
May
on
2,000,000
;
inclusive.
Due
1974 to
fetSt^fleld'
Sale—An
Note
Dated
1922 inclusive.
from
May 1 from
on
interest
Paddock" &
District
Treasurer,
in¬
1965
1962 to
from
noon
Due
bonds.
street
Aug.
Na¬
The
St. Paul;
7
7
t
liam
Of
1
June
Dated
and
inclusive.
Co.; First
Minneapolis;
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.; Rob-
on
in¬
clusive.
clusive.
300,000
Co.;
Cooley
& Co.; Ball,
Burge &
Kraus; Union Trust Co. of Mary¬
land;
New
York
Hanseatic
Corp.;
Bank
Due
1965
improvement' bonds
improvement 1962 to
pones.
June 1 from
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1986 in¬
Note oale
Brothers
Brown
.
.
Wnrriman
Co.; The
follows:
as
clusive.
Tn
until
$1,765,000 water bonds.
_
Winthrop & Co.; Feder-
on
80,000 special assessment sewer
improvement bonds.
Due on
l°ws:
-
&
bonds,
i\/r™ A rth.m
Redpath; Stern Brothers
& Co.; McCormick & Co.;
(EST)
$512,000 special assessment street
*
Auchincloss,
Co.;
City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
10 for the pur-
chase of $2,065,000 bonds,
Corp.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; First
of Michigan Corp.; The Marine
Trust Co. of Western New York;
Inc., Almstedt Brothers, J. J. B.
$5,000,000
general
construction
Halliard & Son, Graham-Conway
bonds. Due on Sept; 1 from
Co., and Alden & Co., Inc., at a
1963 to 1977 inclusive.
price of 98.00, a net interest cost
3,000,000
water
supply bonds.
1968- Principal President
D
u
;
option of the holder, at the North
Ar
awarded
265—were awarded
p.
July 1 from
-
t\
S77l
L
Inc.; B. J. Van
Lee Higginson
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
Co.
Schwabacher
Kentucky State College (P. O.
Frankfort), Kyi
Bond Sale—The
$400,000 consolidated
educational
building
revenue bonds offered
July 25—v.
$3,625,000 first
bonds.
on
1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Callable
t
Lvnrh
Pierce
fj^iiui, ricitc,
Smith
&
&
tional
$245,000 hospi194,
'Afh 70nd/
Speedway), Ind.
•
Sale—The
Bros. & Boyce.
.
nWn
«
Rapids, Mich.
Stanton Kil-
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $592,-
,
the
Bond
•
c
.
Merrill
lies ot uu., ivieinu
sold to
Timmerman, of Wichita.
1966 to
$480,000 waterbonds offered July
revenue
25^—v.
to
was
$35,000
Fleming County (P. O.
Flemingsburg), Ky.
bonds offered July 19—v.
c
■
.
Parker &
Legality approved by Wil¬
104,000 3%s. Due
Bond Sale—The
Grand
Bank, Municipal Department, 40 Leelanau County (P. O.
Water Street,
Co.,
3%s.
Sellersburg, Ind.
of
to
Bond Offering—R.
sealed bids c/o National Shawmut
Bank
basis of about 3.72%.
,
Sons;
Trust Co.; Johnston, Lemon &
194, p. 265—were awarded to the
Indianapolis
Bond
and
Share
Corp., as 33/4s, at a price of 100.22,
r.
Boston'^
Salomon
&
tp
Harnman & Co.; Wells & Chris
&
tensen^ Inc.; Wachovia Bank
$140,000 water¬
works refunding and
improvement
works
Halsey,
Wichita, as SV2s and 3%s.: Dated
July 1, 1961, Due on Nov. 1 from
1962 to
1972
inclusive.
Interest
Madison, Ind.
a
Co.;
Co.
Bond Sale—The
revenue
basis
a
MflPKenower, MacTC Pnfl 1X7 P V
+A
Arthur & Company.
noon (EDST) on
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $300,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated
Aug. 9, 1961. Due on Nov. 2, 1961.
Bank
194t
.
Liberty Townships
p.
under-
ation
p
un¬
were
194, p. 366—
366—
July 25—v.
ourarHoH
awarded
wmva
be received until
the
of
Trust
Brothers
Wichita),
tal bonds offered June 26-v.
that
bonds
offered
Hampden County (P. O.
Springfield), Mass.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
linois
a
Sept.-28
on
of
#
Bond
members
Commissioners
Eikenberry
sealed
(P. O.
Sale—An issue of
sew¬
Secretary of
—
School
The school
-
at a price of 100.66,
about 3.33%.
of
Eastman Dillon, Union Securi-
A.
revenue
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
,
c
I group composed of the First patrick
the Stockyards National Bank of
bonds offered Aug. 1—v.194, p.
365—were awarded to a syndicate
headed by White, Weld & Co.
of
120
school building bonds
liam P.
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Bond
Sale
M-N.
Indianapolis
Share Corp.
,
a
as
cost
Township (P. O.
Farmington), Mich.
Bond oa.c—j.*h= $23,000 bonds
Sale—The
uvuu
Farmington
totaling $2,085,000 offered Aug. 1
—v. 194, p. 365—were awarded to
xr
Bond
Andrews, Ind.
Sale—The $327,000 sewage
works revenue bonds offered June
29—v. 193, p. 2829—were awarded
.
Massachusetts
group
bonds
a
Brown
Entee
Kansas
Bond
D
Regional Sch.
District (P. u. Hamilton J,
Smith, Barney & Co.; Harri-
„
&
INDIANA
Board
Other
Ingen
Sedgwick County Common School
works
the
for
net interest
2.92195% to the State.
Fenner
til^ Aug. 9 for the purchase of
age
100.739999
setting
The
2.
& Jr°7
awarded
Trust
KANSAS
the
3s,
Aug.
on
365—were
ottered
Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un-
to
sale
,
er, Anthony & R. L. Day, as 3.40s,
1964 to 1976' illusive, offered
for
u/
$16,943,000
the
was
cess.ful bidder foJ"
ers;
son,
$600,000 school addition bonds.
...
sue-
under_
an
Brothers & Hutzler; Kuhn, Loeb
p.m.
District No. 63
York
3V4S, at a price of
basis of about 3.21%.
Boston Corp., White, Weld & Co.,
Paine> Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Hornblower & Weeks, and Tuck-
of
Community School District,
son,
City
sealed
and
County Community School
New
of
Na-
bond^doffrrtrTrmv$l70,0v°iSqC4hOn
July 27—v. 194,
ILLINOIS
Cook
First
various purpose bonds, due Sept.
Bankers
IOWA
Mi,ford
1 from
1990 inclusive.
Man¬
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
Stuart & Co. Inc.; Lehman Broth¬
Oelwein, Iowa
Oct.
on
City Bank
writing group which
1979 to 1991 inclusive.
merce
Oct. 1 from
on
The
and
joint managers
are
Jan. 1 from
on
Chase
The
—
Bank
tional
as
Jan. 1 from
on
170,000 3%s. Due
inclusive.
475,000 3M>s. Due
1988 to
Afll
Sale
hattan
bid
bonds
1983
1984
t
Bond
.
as
a
Bond
Maryland (State of)
Alex.
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
245,000 3.60s. Due
and
Securities
about
$490,000 4V8S. Due
as
from
1
1 Co'
inclusive.
1,100,000 3V2S. Due
1970
Oct.
on
Wells
100 Qg
„
of Baltimore.
cosl 01 aDOU,; 4-ua/o- as
s'
follows:
$480,000 6s.
f
jointly,
100.28,
Trust Co., in Baltimore, Legality approved by Piper & Marbury,
WolK
Wpstbpimpr
t
^terek
& Co.,
Co., Hendrix
& Mayes, Inc., Stubbs, Watkins &
Lombardo,. Inc.,
and
&
Lyons
Shafto, at a price of 100.10, a net
of
Co
c
Co., Inc. Rand
cost
Mnllanov
Mullaney
channer'Newman
and
James A. Andrews &
interest
Co
&_Co
inclusive.
Principal and
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Mercantile - Safe
Deposit
and
Bond
&
Share
Corp.,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Barcus, Kindred & Co., Shearson,
Tarksonville
Jacksonville.
1976
interest
.
&
National
Hopwood,
Bank
Faribault, at
interest
a
cost
&
and
Trust
Security
Co., of
price of par, a net
about 3.42%, as
of
fallows':
on
1964 to
1970 to
1972
Cc 1973 :to ;1976
1981
Feb. 1 from
on.
Feb.. 1 from
mciusive:r-:;
100,000 3 V2s. Due
to
on
inclusive.
60,000. 3.40s. Due
1977
Feb. 1 from
1969 inclusive.
45,000 3:10s. Due
on
inclusive.
i
f^om
Feb. 1
•
Volume
194
Number
6079
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(579)
Proctor
Indep. School District
No. 704,
Bond
165,000
Minn.
composed
Co.,
of J.
M.
Dain
1962
1981
Bond Sale—The
$240,000 school
building bonds offered July 20—v.
194, p. 162—were awarded to John
J J
&
Curtis, jointly, at a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
of about 4.13%, as follows:
1964 to
1972
1973
50,000
to
4s.
on
1980
60,000 4.10s. Due
1981
chase
1
from
65,000 4.20s. Due
1986 to
sealed
on
of
A-O.
July 1 from
on
District No.
913
bonds
offered
266—were
National
(P. O,
the
Incline
Waldorf),
Village General Improve(P. O. Lake Tahoe),
Nevada
to
194,
the
Bond
old
p.
First
Offering—Secretary HarTiller
B.
Board
of
First National
Paul, and
Bank, of Min¬
a price of par,
bonds,
Feb. 1 from
on
JTn"
ows.
Feb.
on
Feb. 1, 1968
1, 1966
and
Feb.
on
1970
1,
1971.
oofSyfi8 Vv>
1
Itawamba
County
(P.
,
O.
r
L
>
on
Bond
Offering—J.
bids
sealed
Aug.
on
until
10
for
A.
Coggins,
receive
11
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
$830,000 State aid road bonds. Due
from
1962
to
1981.
"Mn
fii
8
hnnrk
will
receive
sealed
(CST)
purchase
of
a.m.
road
Due
bids
until
11
payable
Principal and interest
at
place to be
nated by the purchaser.
desig¬
a
Note—No
bids
100.67,
Marion
June
on
20—v.
from
1
from 1962
to
.*
..
1981.
'
•
•
Mississippi College (P. O.
Clinton),^Miss.
tory
194,
$3f>5,000 dormi¬
New
~
VZ*
2.
trafficway
bonds.
1962
Due
to
park
1981
and
J.
and
on
nicipal
-d
..fas*
-d
*
Eourne,
.'
will receive sealed
Mu¬
Milk
Division, 45
Due
boule¬
Sept.
1
Sept.
1
from
on
Sent.
1968 inclusive.
1
from
Cohtinental'
Bank
&
Illinois
'
27—v.
to
for
30
bids
until
1
don,
to
1966
of about 2.72%.
will receive
inclusive.
State of New York National Bank,
Central
School
West
City,
Newport, Russia,
Norway, Ohio,
Salisbury, Webb and Deerfield
Offering—Frank
of about 3.34%.
NORTH
the
for
Due
purchase
bonds. Dated
on
of
$1,190,000
Lity.
on
until
bids
Aug.
8
14 for the
purchase of $395,000 school bonds.
Dated Aug
1, 1961 Due on Aug.
ly from
1962 to 1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
at
National
Union
Legality
pay-^ 194^
of
Bank
by
approved
Hawkins,
Delafield
New York City.
&
Wood,
of
.D
(P.
ous purpose
194,
n
p.
n
.
July
.
$375,000
H
N.
v
Y.
vari-
bonds offered July 26
367—were awarded to
composed of Bacon, Stev-
county sewer bonds offered at the
same
time
were
syndicate headed
Trust
Co.,
First
awarded
to
a
by the Bankers
National
City
Bank, and Chase Manhattan Bank,
all of New York City, as 314s, at
as
3%s, at
a
price of 101.00,
OREGON
—
1
The
to
a
syndicate
American National
PENNSYLVANIA
St. Paul, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
4.17%, as follows:
$405,000 3.90s. Due
1963
1974
to
4s.
1975
1981
Due
1984
to
to
to
1990
Jan. 1 from
Jan.
on
1980
1983
on
inclusive.
1 from
inclusive.
on Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
Allison - Williams Co., J. M.
Dain
& Co., First National Bank,
Minneapolis, Juran & Moody,
Inc., Kalman & Co., Inc., John
of
Nuveen
&
Jackson
&
Co., Paine, Webber,
Curtis, Piper, Jaffray
Hopwood, Stern Brothers &
Co., E. J. Prescott & Co., and
&
Bond
bert,
Offering
City
sealed
bids
—
Auditor,
until
1
1, 1961.
1971
Joseph Harwill receive
p.m.
(EDST)
Due on Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
interest (J-D)
1962
and
payable at the First
City Bank, of Alliance.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
National
Borough Sewer System /
Authority (P. O. Carlisle), Pa.
Bond
Sale
—
Sewer
revenue
bonds
totaling
$2,550,000 were
purchased on July 26 via nego¬
tiated sale by a syndicate headed
by Ira Haupt & Co., as follows:
$1,350,000 bonds, for $470,000 3s,
due
'
Sept. 15 from 1962 to
inclusive; $205,000 314s,
due on Sept. 15 from 1971 to
1973 inclusive; $75,000 3.30s,
due on Sept. 15, 1974; $75,000
3.35s, due on Sept. 15, 1975;
$80,000 3.40s, due on Sept. 15,
1976; $85,000 3.45s, due on
Sept. 15, 1977; $175,000 3V?s,
due
on
Sept. 15, 1978 and
1979; and $185,000 3.55s, due
on Sept. 15,
1980 and 1981.
1,200,000 bonds, as 33/4S. Due on
Sept. 15, 1991.
'
on
1970
Dated
on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of
$483,500 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated Aug.
to
Carlisle
Sept. 15, 1961. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co., of
and interest
Alliance, Ohio
367—were
of about 2.96%.
Co.,
basis of abbut 3.28%.
bonds offered
OHIO
headed
street
(P. O. Creswell), Oregon
Lake, N. Dak.
awarded
27—v.
awarded to a
by the Harris
Trust
& Savings Bank, of Chicag0> as 3S> aX a price of 100.30, a
p.
Sale—The $211,000
improvement special assessment
bonds offered July 31—v. 194, p.
267—were awarded to McDonald
DAKOTA
$5,700,000 high¬
offered
Additional Sale—The $2,570,000
O. Delmar),
Sale—The
bonds
syndicate
basis
NEW YORK
Bethlehem
Bond Sale—The
way
of 100.43,
Lane County School District No.
Harold E.- Wood & Co.
Onondaga County (P. O.
Syracuse), N. Y.
Fahey, Clark &
Willoughby, Ohio
Bond
Bank, of
July 1, 1961.
(EDST)
improvement bonds of¬
July 25—v. 194, p. 367—
awarded to
$248,000 school
July 25—v. 194, p.
$915,000 re¬ 163—were awarded to the United
funding improvement bonds of¬ States National Bank, of Port¬
fered
July 27—v. 194, p. 163— land.
Sale
Bond
April 1 from 1962 to 1980
receive
Lafayette, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
Devils
Nebush,
Legality approved by Sykes, Gall°way & Dikeman, of New York
sealed
receive
Sale—The $100,000, water
as 414s, at a price
basis of about 4.22%.
&
210,000
(P. O. Poland), N. Y.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at The Hanover
Bank, in New York City, or at the
option of the holder, at the Citi¬
zens
National Bank, of Poland.
Badini,
1
the
Co.,
a
a
Stevenson
&
Co.,
and
Charles King & Co., jointly, as
3.40s, at a price of 100.64, a basis
Central School District No. 3
Bond
system
fered
were
I
Sale—The $375,000 school
building bonds offered July 26—
194, p. 367—were awarded to
inclusive.
JERSEY
will
p.m.
Aug, 22 for
Bond
,
v.
were
of New York
No.
(P. O. Wolcott), N. Y.
headed by the
Lan
District
Bond
gality approved by Sullivan, Donovan
Hanrahan,
McGovern
&
Boston.
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Lake Hopatcong) N. J.
Clerk,
until
(EDST)
purchase of,
$131,000
street
paving
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1961. Due on Nov.
1 from 1963 to 1971 inclusive. In¬
on
Wolcott, Butler, Huron and Rose
p.m.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
school
Offering—Robert
City
sealed bids
Bacon,
Y.
(EDST)
on
Aug. 9 for the purchase of
$60,000 town hall bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1 from
1962
367—were awarded
p.
Valley National Bank of
Long Island, in Valley Stream, as
2%s, at a price of 100.10, a basis
(EDST)
purchase of
the
194,
the
210,000 4.20s. Due
group
Bond Offering—Nellie H. Cree-
Valley Stream, N. Y.
90,000 4.10s. Due
a
National
Trust
9
—v.
Sale—The $2,500,000 dor¬
mitory
revenue
bonds
offered
July 28—-v. 194, p. 267 — were
Bankers
"
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EDST) on Aug.
NEW
University (P. O.
Kent), Ohio
Bond
Mentor, Ohio
of the
Co., First National * City
Bank, and Chase Manhattan Bank
syndicate:
a.m.
Bond Offering—Peter J. Savasealed
payable at the First National Bank, of Boston. Legality
approved by Ropes & Gray, of
Jefferson
as
Co.,
Co.,
interest
Bond
36,000 Swope Park improvement
&
&
municipal improvement and
equipment bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1961. Due on Sept. 1 from 1962
to
1981 inclusive. Principal and
1981 inclusive.
Due
11
New Paltz, N.
Street,
recreation
1962 to
1962 to
r
Aug.
000
able
Kent State
Reinholdt & Gardner.
a
$1,940,000 various purpose town
improvement bonds. Dated Sept.
1,
1961. Due from 1962 to 1981.
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $1,510,-
inclusive.
bonds.
on
to
&
bids c/o First National Bank,
Dover.
vard
awarded
Secretary of Board of Education,
follows:
from
367—were
P-
will
Gorman,
Director of Finance, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 23 for the purchase of $4,034,000 various purpose bonds, as
bonds.
-
Co.,
Co., Stern
Kenower, Mac- sold to the Federal Housing and
Folger,
Nolan,; Home Finance Agency, as 2%s, at
Fleming-W. B. Hibbs & Co., and a price of par.
Brothers
Arthur
Huguenot Branch, New Paltz. Le-
H
&
—
p.m.
MISSOURI
.
.
bonds
Kansas City, Mo.
-338,000
N
Manchester
Bond
$3,160,000
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
by
p.
Offering—H.
p.m.
McDonald
—
g0> Town Supervisor,
inclusive,
to \ 1981
1962
Palmer &
of par.
Bond
2
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $735,000 public improve-
Prj£e of
1961. Due on Aug.
England Merchants National Bank of Boston.
Legality
offered July
266—were sold to
the
Federal Housing and Home
Finance Agency, as 3V8S, at a price
revenue
27—v.
until
re-
on
Good-
.
•
Bond Sale—The
3.70s, at a
as
City Treasurer
Offering—Shelby Barnes,
Chancery
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(CST)
on
Aug. 10 for the. purchase of
$400,000 State aid road bonds. Due
$190,000
to
Principal and interest payable at
the
^•
Bond
sold
was
Dated Aug. 1,
194,
County (P. O. Columbia),
Mississippi
N. H.
District,
basis of about 3.68%.
a
approved
submitted
were
bonds
for the above bonds when origin¬
ally offered
p. 162.
bids
B.
sew¬
Co., of Chicago,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & terest M-N.
ment bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
Due on Aug> x from 1962 to 1976 Co., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
South Euclid, Ohio
Roosevelt & Cross, Chas. E. Weiinclusive. Principal and interest
gold & Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Bond Sale—The $170,936 special
(F-A)
payable at the Bankers
street
Trust Co., in New York City, or Co., Inc., Adams, McEntee & Co., assessment
improvement
Lee Higginson Corp., Bacon, Ste¬ bonds offered
at the option of the holder, at the
July 24—v. 194, p.
venson
& Co., Dominick & Do- 163—were awarded
to McDonald
Meadow Brook National Bank, in
minick, B. J. Van Ingen & Co., & Co., as 3Y4S, at a price of 100.10,
Freeport. Legality approved by
Eldredge & Co., Hirsch & Co., a basis of about 3.23%.
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman, of
Trust Co. of Georgia, of Atlanta,
Summit County (P. O. Akron),
New York City.
Industrial National Bank, of Pro¬
Ohio
vidence, Robert Winthrop & Co.,
Greenburgh Fire District (P. O.
Bond Offering—Joseph P. DenModel, Roland & Stone, Winslow,
Hartsdale), N. Y.
Cohu & Stetson,
Inc., Cunning¬ holm, Clerk of Board of County
Bond Sale ~ The $190'000 fire ham, Schmertz & Co., and Hut¬ Commissioners, will receive
bonds offered July 25-v' 194> p' chinson, Shockey & Co.
sealed bids until noon (EDST) on
367_were awarded to the County
Aug. 10 for the purchase of $510,Trust Company, of Hartsdale, as
Sloatsburg, N. Y.
000 county improvement bonds.
Bond
Sale
3S> aX a prjce 0f 100.06, a basis of
The $118,750,000
Dated Sept.
1, 1961. Due on Dec.
about 2.98%.
building bonds offered July 27— 1 from 1962
to
1967
inclusive.
v.
194, p. 266—were awarded to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Huntington Union Free School
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., and able at the
District No. 3, N. Y.
County Treasurer's
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., jointly, office.
Legality approved by
Bond
Sale
The $1,511,000 ,as 3.60s, at a price of 100.60, a
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
gchool bondg offered July' 27—v. basis of about 3.52%.,
Cleveland.
(EDST)
on
HAMPSHIRE
School
body & Co.,
Aug. 10 for the
$625,000
State
aid
Dated Aug. 1, 1961.
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1981
on
inclusive.
school
on
bonds.
Freeport, N. Y.
Offering—Leonard D.
Smith, Village Treasurer; will
to
$105,000
plant bonds offered
194, p. 267 — were
4s, at a price of 101.57, a basis of
about 3.81%.
Securities
Other members
be received until
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond Offering—Wilbur G.
District
v.
—
awarded
Trust
Bond
sealed
July 24
York, of Buf¬
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., F. S. Moseley & Co., Inc.,
Paribas
Corp.,
First
National
Bank of Oregon, in
Portland, First
National Bank, of Boston, First
National Bank, in Dallas, Second
"Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Antrim
Dees,
Supervisors,
rep.m.
Sale—The
age treatment
&
falo,
*
•
of
3
ngw York City.
Hornblo'wer
Mateo.
County (P. O.
Pascagoula), Miss.
Board
will
at the Endicott Trust Company, in
Endicott. ; Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman, of
ceive
Bethel, Ohio
Harris
Due
Jackson
of
Kura-
Aug.
NEW
Clerk
Steve
until
bids
the
of
Co. of Western New
(EDST) on Aug. 8 for the purchase of $617,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive. Principal and interest (F-A) payable
194,
a
Y.
Treasurer,
sealed
members
Savings Bank syndicate:
First Boston Corp., Marine Trust
Weeks, Coffin &
Burr, Inc., John Small & Co., and
1, 1961.
Principal xilne'y & Co., as 3.60s, at a price
and interest (J-J) payable at the
of 10o.73, a basis of about 3.53%.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Kirkbride, Wil-i
I slip, N. Y.
son, Harzfeld & Wallace, of San
Dated
will
Clerk,
1976
inclusive.
Fulton),
Mississippi
Chancery
o
^
Village
basis of about
a
Bond
Other
Trust
N.
—
price of 100.29,
a
3.22%.'-
syndicate composed of Roosevelt :Uond Sale-bThe $247,000 public
tnil 2 from ,q°fi4dm u,7«
July , ,1 1964 to 1976 & Cross, Francis I. duPont & Co., improvement bond^ offered July
PrniPfi
'
MISSISSIPPI,,
Due
1964 to
1,631,890
Sewer
Improvement
Project No. 61-2 bonds.
Due
on
July 2 from 1964 to 1976
and 1969.
*20,000-3s.^Due
Improvement
inclusive.
'
10,000 2.90s. Due
Water
July 2 from
on
on
improvement
fol
as
Project No. 61-1 bonds.
1965 inclusive.
1967.
the
receive
onaAuB1'wtr1 the ^ureha^of
$1,881,744
and
will
S?395 378munTcioal^ imorovement
net interest cost of about 3.004%
as follows:
a
10,000 2.70s. Due
that
announces
Trustees
St.
of
neapolis, jointly, at
1963 to
p.m.
District
ment
school
July 27—v.
$14,000 21As. Due
will
NEVADA
School
$54,000
awarded
Bank,
4
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Indep.
Sale—The
until
July 1 from
on
Minnesota
Bond
Trustees
Aug. 15 .for the pur$935,000 student center
1990 inclusive.
Waldorf-Pemberton
of
bids
Offering
announces
Legality approved by StinMag,
Thomas, McEvers &
son,
1985 inclusive.
to
^
/D
bbnds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1963 to 2000. Interest
inclusive.
July
^
Kimbell
the' Board
(CST)
July 1 from
Due
cina,
ceive
■■■
„
Warren
receive
1975 inclusive.
1976 to
r
that
July 1 from
on
Bond
inclusive.
.
ace
inclusive.
20,000 3.70s. Due
Endicott,
University of Kansas City (P. O.
Kansas City), Mo.
Bond Offering—Secretary Hor-
Nuveen.& Co., and Paine, Webber,
basis of about 3.66%.
inclusive.
Sept. 1, 1961.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Commerce Trust Co., of Kansas
City. Legality approved by Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers &
Fizzel, of Kansas City.
•
_
•
1968
Dated
Rothsay Indep. School District
No. 850, Minn.
on
& Co., Adams, McEntee &
Co., Inc., and Charles King & Co.,
as
3.70s, at a price of 100.53, a
enson
to
redevelopment
on
Sept: 1 from
Due
to
1962
300,000 municipal airport bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1962 to
Co., Piper,
Jaffray
&
Hopwood,
Caldwell,
Phillips Co., Mannheimer, Egan,
Inc., and Harold E. Wood & Co.
$45,000 3V2S. Due
Sept. 1 from
urban
bonds.
&
bonds,
inclusive.
35,000
Allison-Williams
Jackson
protection
on
1981
Sale—The $340,000 school
building bonds offered July 10—v.
194,* p. 57—were awarded to a
group
fire
Due
55
Philadelphia. Legality approved
by Rhoads, Sinon & Reader, of
Harrisburg.
Other
members
of
the
syndi¬
cate:
Eastman
Dillon, Union Securi¬
Co., Kidder, Peabody &
Co., Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.,
Butcher
&
Sherrerd, Hemphill,
ties
&
Noyes &^Co., Rambo, Close
Kerner, Inc., Singer, Deane
&
&
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(580)
School
Erie
Bond
District,
receive
Bond
Pa.
until
8
1'.
7
(
elli
i
V;
er's
■x:
office.
Townsend, Elliott
Philadelphia.
Oct.
-
West Goshen Sewer
-
$4,200,00 were purchased
on July 27 via negotiated
sale by
a syndicate headed by Butcher &
taling
;
1(7*,
»vi"
Sherrerd,
194,
SOUTH
$55,000 3.30s, due on Sept. 1,
1970; $60,000 3.40s, due on
Sept. 1, 1971; $60,000 3V2s, due
Sept. 1, 1972; $65,000 3.60s,
Lawrence
DAKOTA
No.
District
4
(P.
Sept.
on
j
1, 1978
4s, due
on
Sept. 1, .1980 and 1981.
2,300,000 sewer bonds, as ^ViS.
Due on Sept. 1, 2001.
due
3.95s,
Sept.
on
1979 and $170,000
and
Sept. 1, 1961. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Dated
in West Chester.
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Trust
Co.,
members
Other
the
of
cate:
syndi¬
^
Blyth & Co., Inc., Eastman, Dil¬
lon, Union Securities & Co., Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, Dolphin & Co., Stone &
Webster
Securities Corp.,
C. C.
"1
'"f>,
t
Stroud &
Co.,
Inc.,
Schmidt, Roberts
&
Parke, A. Webster Dougherty &
Co., Hess, Grant & Remington,
Inc., Penington, Colket & Co.,
Schaffer,
Necker
&
Co.,
and
Woodcock,
Moyer,
Fricke
&
Collings
Milbank, S. Dak.
>1
ll
f'K.
,
14
;,4
•
French, Inc.
of
Authority
suitable
bank
payable
at
designated
any
the
by
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
purchaser.
S.
Whitewood,
Bond
Town
Dak.
Roberts,
Offering—Betty
will receive sealed
p.m. (MST) on Aug.
purchase of $20,000
waterworks bonds. Dated July 1,
1961. Due on July 1 from 1963 to
1972 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at any suit¬
able bank designated by the pur¬
bids
7
Clerk,
until
8
the
for
chaser.
Legality
by
approved
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Duncan
until
the
receive
will
sealed
bids
(EST) on Aug. 15 for
of $1,400,000 bonds,
noon
purchase
follows:
municipal
$4,059,179
in
May,
For
the
12
months
1961,
ended
May
$41,534,517 in the comparable 12month period the year before.
;
'1 >
Government
The
Bank
Development
Rico
Puerto
for
Due
is* fiscal
Water
agent for the Puerto Rico
Authority.
San
Bond
on
the Chase Manhat¬
tan
Bank,
in New York City.
Legality approved by Wood, King
Payable
&
at
Dawson, of New York City.
Blount
sealed
bids
his
(P. O. Maryville),
Sale
Bond
and
Home
a
The
—
Finance
New
Sale—An
Bond
July 25
the
of the
the
holder,
Government
at
000
schoolhouse
to
First
a
group
National
ments
foregoing supple¬
the report in our issue of
*
July 31—v. 194,
p.
476.
of
of
$41,965,000
The
constituted
force
in
the
in
the
financing,
bidding for
bonds
total of
competitive
new
a
a
on
a
as
sold
composed
Bank,
follows:
$105,000 4%s. Due
1962 to
1970
on
1971
1980
to
to
1979
1983
to
1993
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive;——
360,000 3.90s. Due
1984
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
on
on
under
issued
were
the
amendment
to
Act of
and
1937
U.
S.
1949
Housing
increased to $3,-
from
$43,170,000 bonds, maturing
1962 to 2000, taken by the
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
$300,000 hos¬
July 26—v.
awarded to a
Foster & Mar¬
National Bank, of
Pacific Northwest
Clallam County (P.
O. Port
Angeles), Wash.
Bond Offering—Raoul A. Flem¬
1
1963
from
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin & Ellis, of Seattle.
Grant
No.
County, Quincy Sch. District
(P. O. Ephrata), Wash.
Offering
Legality
3%%—to
yield
3V2%
and
1.50%
to
bonds
from
of
3.60%.
Scale
relates
B
to
Sacramento, Calif., North Adams,
Mass.
and
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
agencies and ranges from a yield
of 1.50%
to a price of 100 for
O'Brien,
County
receive
will
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
until
1
p.m.
Aug. 8 for the pur¬
$130,000 school bonds.
on
1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1
1963 to
from
1981 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin &
Ellis, of Seattle.
King County, Federal Way School
District No. 210 (P. O. Seattle),
*
C
is
of 1.50% to a
bonds.
agencies
covers
issues
in Oxnard, Calif., Lake
111., Morristown, N. J.,
City, Ala., Steubenville,
Nev. and
1.50% to
Las Vegas,
yield from
The bonds wil lbe callable after
(15) years from their date
104% and declining in premium
five-year
intervals
thereafter.
The $17,145,000 bonds success¬
fully bid for by the SmithersGoodbody syndicate are being of¬
in three
price scales, Scales
Seattle, at
interest
a
price of
about
of
cost
housing agencies in Toledo,
Ohio, 3V2s; Beaver, Pa., 3%s; No.
Tarry town, N. Y., 3V2s; Pitts¬
par,
net
a
3.60%,
2
re¬
p.m.
on Aug. 22 for the pur¬
$1,415,000 corporate pur¬
Sept. 1,. 1961.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1981
inclusive. Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at a bank to be
agreed upon by the City and the
purchaser, or at the option of the
holder, at the City Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
(CDST)
bonds., Dated
pose
CANADA
ONTARIO
Cobourg, Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of
$311,782
town improvement bonds was sold
to a group composed of Greenshields, Inc., James Richardson &
Sons, and Bank of Montreal, as
53/4s, at a price of 100.76.
North
'
Bay, Ontario
issue
Sale—An
Bond
of
$638,Co.,
Ltd.,
and
Dominion
Securities
Corp., Ltd., jointly, at a price of
98.25. Due v on Sept. 1 from 1962
374
to
was
sold to A. E. Ames &
1981 inclusive. Interest M-S.
North
Bay Roman
Catholic
Separate Sch. Commission,
,
Ontario
Sale—An
Bond
000 school bonds
Simard
Co.,. Ltd.,
Due
97.10.
issue
was
on
at
July
of
$275,-
sold to J. F.
price
a
15
from
of
1962
as
Oshawa, Ontario
Bond
000
Sale—An issue of
$1,498,-
sold
Wood,
Gundy & Co., Ltd., Dominion Se¬
curities Corp., Ltd., and the Ca¬
nadian Imperial
Bank of - Com¬
to
improvement bonds
a
group
composed
was
of
53/4s, at a price of 100.22.
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1968
merce, as
Due
on
on
1965
inclusive.
to
3V4S.
131,000
112,000 3y2s.
1970
Due
1972
to
1973
Snohomish
District
on
on
IS
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
Edmonds
County,
No.
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1976
to
of
the
school bonds
for
Sch.
(P. O. Everett),
Washington
Offering Date
date
QUEBEC
on
Aug. 1
1969 inclusive.
Due
to
1966
from
Aug. 1 from
Due
$87,000 4s.
v
Changed
offering
of
—
The
$400,000
originally scheduled
July 28—v. 194, p. 164—has
changed to Aug. 18.
been
Anjou, Quebec
Bond Sale—The $2,429,000 town
improvement bonds offered July
5—v. 193, p. 2831—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of Casgrain &
Co.,
Ltd.,
Societe
de
Placements, Inc., Lagueux & DesRochers, Ltd., Oscar Dube & Co.,
Inc., J. T. Gendron, Inc., Grenier,
Ruel
&
Co., Inc., Corporation
Ltd.,
and
Garneau, Boulanger, Ltd.,
Jacques Legare & Co., Ltd.,
$759,000 5V2s. Due
1962
to
Washington
Bond
000
Sale—An
revenue
issue
bonds
Marshall,
of
$110,—
sold
5V2s,
as
to
fol¬
lows:
1
from
Due
on
May
1963 to 1976 inclusive.
40,000 water bonds. Due
1, 1981.
on
May
May
1,
1961.
M-Nr Legality approved
Bond
July 1 from
on
July 1, 1971.
Interest
by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin & Ellis, of Seattle.
Sale—The
$88,500 aque¬
July 17—v.
194, p. 164 — were awarded to
Banque Provinciale
du
Canada
and
Veillet. Langlois &
Courtmanche, Inc., jointly, at a price of
98.63, a net interest cost of about
duct
bonds
5.73%,
.
Dated
on
inclusive.
Aylmer, Quebec
was
as
1970
1,670,000 6s. Due
No. 4 (P. O. Point Roberts),
de
Prets de Quebec, J. E. Laflamme,
Whatcom County Water District
$70,000 water bonds.
of
until
inclusive. Interest F-A.
Washington, D. C., and
Scale B includes the issues
group
follows:
A, B, and C. Scale A includes the
issues
of
housing
agencies
in
3%s.
a
Bank,
Foster &
Somerset
County, and is scaled from a yield
of 1.40 to a dollar price of 99.50
for bonds maturing 1962-2001 as
to
of Seattle, Blyth &
Co., Inc., Foster & Marshall, and
the Seattle Trust & Savings Bank,
of
fifteen
fered
awarded
were
170,000 33/4s. Due
D
and
ranges
in
at
tional
of
will
Comptroller,
chase of
$500,000 school
July 26—v. 194, p.
offered
—
price of 99 for 3V2%
.
Scale
at
164
St. Louis, 111.
agencies and ranges from! a yield
Offering—Irvin F. Knoe-
sealed1 bids
ceive
to 1981 inclusive. Interest J-J.
Washington
1963
applicable to bonds
^
City
bel,
Sale—The
Bond
bonds.
Scale
Quarles,
of Mil¬
approved
by
demons,
and
waukee.'
S.
Robert
—
composed of the Seattle First Na¬
D
in¬
144
Bond
C
Scale
Principal and
(M-S) payable at the Bank
Sturgeon Bay, in Sturgeon Bay.
inclusive.
1981
to
bonds
and
Sept. 1 from 1962 to
terest
ing, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PDST)
on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of
$250,000 road improvement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1961. Due on Aug.
Lehman-Blyth-Phelps, Fenn syn¬
dicate are being offered in three
price scales—Scale B 3V2%, Scale
3V2%
on
inclusive.
1981
Bond
Co.
Dated Aug.
225,634,000 the principal amount
of bonds placed on the market.
The
368—were
p.
housing (PDST)
chase of
massive
the
;
offered
Pacific
Seattle,
and
$60,315,000
the
involved
bonds
$700,-
was
of
Dallas, Rotan, Mosle & Co., and
the Fort Worth National Bank, of
Fort Worth, at a price of 100.02,
a net interest cost of about 3.88%,
100,000 3.80s. Due
The
bids for
3.60%.
issue
135,000 33/4s. Due
&
are
which entered
Ohio,
bonds
opment Bank for Puerto Rico, in
Juan. Legality approved by
—
Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Shields & Co.; Smith, Barney
& Co.; First Boston Corp.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and R.
W.
Pressprich & Co.
The remaining $17,145,000 bonds
were
purchased
by
a
group
headed by F. S. Smithers & Co.
and Goodbody & Co. This group,
group
County,
the
Devel¬
San
^—Note
as
Texas
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly
Mitchell, of New York City.
-
Agency,
Arlington Indep. School District,
of
of
the
Other members of
Co.
Trust
ers
of Chicago and East
price of par.
on
option
—
shall,
group
City Bank of New York, and by
the Federal Housing
sold to
purchase of $5,000,000 public im-
the
Tenn.
$1,000,000
waterworks system revenue bonds
offered July 29—v. 194, p. 267—
office, 45 Wall Street, until
11 a.m. (EDST) on Aug. 9 for the
; provement bonds of 1958, Series
C. Dated July
1, 1958. Due on
July 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable in New York City, or at
housing
managed by
Brothers, Blyth & Co.,
Inc., and Phelps, Fenn & Co., in
underwriting
Utility Dist.
Rafael
at
Sale
bonds
194,
Lehman
Phenix
York
office
County
TEXAS
—
Bond
local
various
by
2
3V2%
South
4%s, at
Pico,
President, Government Develop¬
ment Bank for Puerto Rico, will
receive
works
project
Dated May 1, 1961.
May 1 from 1963 to
Juan, Puerto Rico
Offering
States
group composed of
1977 inclusive. Interest M-N.
were
Resources
M-S.
public
bonds.
com¬
31, 1961, revenues of the Au¬
thority totaled $46,735,803, against
4
1964 to 1988 inclusive.
from
200,000
revenues
pared with $3,623,213 in May of
1960, according to Rafael V. Urrutia, Executive Director of the
Authority.
'
1, 1961. Due on March
1
bonds.
Dated
center
p.m.
1961. Due
WASHINGTON
pital
auditorium
March
—
United
Aug. 2 offering marked the
32nd time that new housing bonds
Offering—Mayor John J.
2
West Allis, Wis.
STATES
The
Bond
1 from
County Hospital District
(P. O. Prosser), Wash.
scale.
TENNESSEE
until
Herriott
Aug.
on
will receive sealed bids
(CDST) on Aug. 9
for the purchase of $975,000 school
building bonds. Dated Sept.
1,
Schools,
1986 inclusive.
$60,315,000 Local Housing Au¬
thority Bonds Sold—Of the $60,-
authority
Interest
reports
1978 to
Kwaterski, Superintendent of
of
Aug. 1 from
on
Benton
Chase Manhattan Bank and Bank¬
$1,200,000
Revenues
Reports Increased
The
385,000 4s. Due
Co., of St. Louis, and Ditt& Co., Inc., jointly.
1 from
Bond Offering—Mr. Edmund A.
Trust
interest
Rico
Puerto
Co., and Hanifen,
1977 inclusive.
1973 to
Commerce
the
to
&
170,000 33/4s. Due
bonds of¬
194, p. 368—
25—v.
awarded
group
Inc., at a price
net interest cost of about
3.96%, as follows: <
improvement
July
a
Imhoff & Samford,
The $300,000 per¬
—
to
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
L. Burton
(Village) Joint School Dist.
1 (P. O. Brussels), Wis.
No.
Due on Aug.
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
association with the First National
San Juan),
O.
(P.
Sale
Bond
awarded
were
Banks, Gardner,
Clay,
Brussels,
Forestville, Naseqaupee, Sturgeon
Sale—The
$95,000 3y2s.
1, 1961. Due on Aug. 1 from 1963
1981 inclusive.
Principal and
civic
Authority
County (P. O.
Wichita Falls), Texas
Aug.
to
Water Resources
Rico
Wichita
authorities, a total of $43,170,000
were
successfully bid for by an
as
PUERTO RICO
Puerto
First of Texas Corp.
WISCCNSIN
ville
—
$4,000,000 sewer
July 31—•
offered
bonds
Bay, Union (Towns) and Forest-
UTAH
Bond
Va.
bids sub¬
194, p. 268—were rejected.
y.
Vernal, Utah
of par, a
Gold, City
Auditor, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 7 for
the
purchase of $94,000 sewage
disposal plant bonds. Dated Aug.
Bond Offering—Dale
Inc.,
Co.,
&
3%s,
and
Chattanooga,
3V2s, reoffered from 1.40
to a dollar price of par for bonds
maturing 1962-2001.
315,000 bonds offered for sale on
of Belle Fourche.
National Bank of Chester County
and
July 1 from
schoolhouse bonds was sold to the
UNITED
$490,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 26—v. 194,
p. 368—were awarded to the Bank
(F-A)
Osceala,
W.
Sold—All
the
for
Tenn.,
Sale—The
$70,000
1973;
1,
3.70s, due on Sept. 1, 1974;
$70,000 3.80s, due on Sept. 1,
1975; $75,000 3.85s, due on
Sept. 1, 1976; $80,000 3.80s,
due on Sept. 1, 1977; $160,000
in
E.
mar
O.
on
due
on
agencies
368
manent
Not
Bonds
mitted
Scale C includes the issues
housing
$650,000 water
bonds offered July 26—v. 194, p.
Spearfish), S. Dak.
Bond
1962-
1, 1961. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu-
were
County Spearfish Indep.
School
for
3.60%,
inclusive.
Dated July
fered
$1,000,000 sewer assessment bonds,
as 3s. Due on Sept. 1, 1968.
900,000 sewer bonds, for $15,000
3s, due on Sept. 1, 1968; $20,000 3.15s due on Sept. 1, 1969;
Due
1981
to
of
105,000 4.20s. Due on July 1 from
1982 to 1986 inclusive.
of¬
367—has been postponed.
p.
inclusive.
1974
115,000 4%s.
fering of $135,000 school building
bonds scheduled for July 25—v.
follows:
as
Postponed—The
Offering—
to
maturing
Granbury Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
Orangeburg County School District
No. 6 (P. O. Orangeburg), S. C.
..
1.40
bonds
VIRGINIA
WEST
Charleston,
Ark.,
Due on July 1 from
to
1975
1 from
inclusive.
1969
to
55,000 4V4S.
1970
Monday, August 7, 1961
.
revenue
Due on July
3s.
1964
for
from
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Boston.
CAROLINA
SOUTH
•
to-
bonds
Sale—Revenue
& Dodge, of
mer
$45,000
offered
2001.
follows:
as
.
burgh, N. Y., 3%s, and Jackson¬
ville, Fla., 3%s.
Scale B is re-,;
ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
Authority
(P. O. West Chester), Pa.
Bond
Legality
A-O.
Interest
sive.
1, 1959. Due on
to 1999 inclu¬
1962
from
1
of
Munson,
&
noon
of
$320,000
various purpose bonds was
sold to the First Southwest Co.,
on
bonds. Dated Oct.
approved by
Legality
bids
sealed
until
Aug. 14 for the pur¬
chase of $2,175,000 University of
Rhode Island dormitory revenue
(EDST)
on
Sept. 15 from 1962 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable District Treasur¬
\
Hugo P. Main-
received
be
of
Chairman
—
that
announces
will
p.m.
on
■V
Offering
Board of Trustees
Aug. 17 for the pur¬
chase of $700,000 general obliga¬
tion refunding and improvement
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1961. Due
(EDST)
7
(P. O. Kingston), R. I.
Manager, will
bids
sealed
Colleges of Rhode Island
issue
Sale—An
Bond
State
Offering—Louis J. Tullio,
Secretary-Business
Farmersville, Texas
ISLAND
RHODE
Scribner, Warren W. York & Co.,
Inc., Hess, Grant & Remington,
Inc., and Joseph Lincoln Ray.
.
as
offered
follows:
$55,000 5V4S. Due
,
on
Aug. 1 from
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
33,500 5%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
.* 1972
to 1976 inclusive.
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