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Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Number 6011
192
Volume
RAILROAD
Adirondack
<
New York 7, N.
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Industries, Inc.—Appointment—-
Y., Monday, December 12, 1960
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
•
192,
In This Issue
■'
;
Conditioning of, America Inc.—Acquires Division
*v Hi-Press
Air
Conditioning
Division
Hanson
of
the
will
Crane
acquire
Co.
the
under
assets
terms
the
of
of
an
The
Hi-Press
of
announced
Drayer-Hanson
on
Dec.
with
Division,
its
6..
•
Draper-
plant
western, states,
has
years
run
and its
high
as
the
Crane
Co.
$4
as
early this year.
Mr.
that
ket."
activities
added
He
would
mercial
the
with
Device
Alarm
Chemical Bank
•'■
^
continue
activities
to
markets
a
for
"all
an
to
of
operate
the
to
as
a
division
eastern
organizations
exploitation
products,—V.
191,
and
mar¬
also
would
the
of
He
com¬
1566.
p.
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Appointment
York Trust Co.
New
has
been
appointed sole transfer
agent for the common stock of the corporation—V. 192, p. 2217.
Over-the-Counter
Markets
tive
Sales
1960—Month—1959
SEC
$16,571,655 $14,752,518 $103,602,520 $92,611,453
_
—V.
1960—10 Mos.—1959
192,
1489.
p.
'. V. vV
y;-.
-
.
of Stock
Index
Prices—-..
Allied
See
Chemical
Co.,
below.—V.
191,
p.
of stockholders—the
licly-owned last June.
first
the
since
company
Mr. Kaufman said sales had totaled $23,041,045 in
with
in
$19,674,534
taxes
rose
fiscal
1959..
about
33%
',.
income
Net
fiscal
1959.
$1,602,537,
to
share
as
...V -'.A-l';
...
..
added "that
He
1960,
the
compared
became
net
with
pub¬
E.
Federal
after
$1,204,046
in
Hammill
Courts
June,
in
been
1959.
that
'•
;i
Reserve
System—
2.20
of
the
Alside
that
record
achieved
force was enlarged and seven new factory depots
already in existence.
Industry-wide, he noted, more
sales
13
to
stockholders
increased sales capability in an expanding
siding.
He explained that in fiscal 1960, the
an
aluminum
added
aluminum
on
told
because
for
company's
were
siding
was
sold in 1960 than in any previous year.—V.
192,
1970
of
Co.
6V4%
,
drive-in
Marchetti,
announced
the
At
,
,
The
____
48
named
for
Ameche
Alan
and
Gino
are
at
are
Ameche-Gino
time
now
and
Cinnaminson,
in
one
operates
10
drive-in
B.
in
J.
N.
Five
additional
in the Philadelphia area. Two
Philadelphia and E. Market St. in York,
scheduled
to
open
to exceed
proportionately.—V.
$4 million,
reach $0.35 a
sales for 1961
with earnings per share to increase
191,
p.
1429.
American Educational Life Insurance Co.—Files Off'g
Third I National Bank Building, Nashville, Tenn.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec.'5, 1960, covering
960,000 shares of class A common voting stock, $1 par value, and
240,000 shares of class B common non-voting stock, $1 par value,
to be offered for public sale in units of four shares of class A stock
and
one
share
of
class B
stock at a price of $25 per unit.' All
shares
tion,
tion
!
company
the
of
of
class
B stock
are
to be donated to Educational Founda¬
separate general welfare,
chartered on July 1, 1959, under
Inc.,
a
education.
The
ii
company,
non-profit corpora¬
Tennessee law, to aid private
non-stock,
of
Hal
L.
E. Ridley Derryberry, Franklin
Nutt, and Herbert S. Walters
has outstanding 4,400,000 shares of class A stock, of
shares are reserved for issuance upon the exercise of
company
399,000
granted to the organizers and
200,000
shares
reserved
are
for
Inc.
1.80
1.00
;
1.80
1.80
J.
' !'
Varnedoe, Chisholm &
Co., Inc
—_
Co
Inc
Williston
R.
1.00
1.00
&
1.00
Beane_
1.00
1705.
p.
has
company
to
Foundry Co.—British Agreement
licensed
manufacture
Pye
and
worldwide
Ltd.,
market
AMF
British
nuclear
electronics
research
and
the
terms
AMF
low
power
design
and
research
the
of
contract
research
engineering
Pye
will
and
reactors
services
to
U.
make
available a series
equipment as well
universities, hospitals
related
K.
centers.
upon
key
personnel.
company
of
the
as
Board
Chief
the
of
as
As
a
class
of
Nov.
outstanding shares
Chairman
Executive,
1960,
23,
all
directors and officers of
beneficially, 3,480
group
owned, of record and
A common voting sock of the
and
that
of
E.
class.
and director.
Frank
G.
company,
or
4%
Clement is listed
as President,
Derryberry is listed
Ridley
the
Of
gate
-
f
v
.
capital,
p.
proceeds of the stock offering, $1,200,000, being the aggre¬
value
of the shares, being offered, will be allocated to
par
and
1933.
which
Tennessee,
the
remainder
will
be
allocated
to
surplus.—V.
190,
.
AMF-Pye
agreement also
anticipates the extension of AMF
Pye cooperation in the nuclear field throughout the British Common¬
(excluding Canada), and in Iraq, Jordan and Egypt.
wealth
AMF
the
made
an
British
sale
agreement with Pye in 1956 for the manufacture by
AMF Master-Slave Manipulators, and for the
company of
these handling
of
devices
for
radioactive
materials
nuclear
to
centers.
reactor
Since that time Pye has sold a large number of
Manipulator units to nuclear centers in England, Aus¬
tralia,
Austria,
France,
Germany,
India,
Italy
and
Switzerland.
Pye will continue to manufacture and sell AMF manipulators. —V. 192
p. 1489.
' ■
■
Master-Slave
of the company
the exercise of
promoters
issuance
options which may be granted to key personnel.
It also has out¬
standing 1,100,000 shares of class B stock, of which 50,000 are re¬
served for issuance upon the exercise of options which may be granted
American Heritage Life Insurance Co.—Rights
was
incorporated
has, since July 20,
business of writing life insurance
on
' June 22,
1959,
under
Offer¬
ing to Stockholders — The company is offering to the
holders of its outstanding common stock the right to
subscribe at $6.50 per share, for 354,157 shares of com¬
mon stock on the basis of one additional share for each
eight shares held of record on Dec. 1, 1960. The sub¬
scription offer will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 14.
APPOINTMENT—The
Hogan St.,
company
American
Research
&
Development
Corp.
Seeks
—
Order—
The
SEC
has
issued
an
Life
Companies* Inc.—-Exchange Offers—
order, it was announced on Dec. 5, under
the Investment Company Act giving interested persons until Dec. 16
to request a hearing upon an application of American Research &
Development Corp., Boston, Mass., for an order of the Commission
under the Investment Company Act permitting the company to make
loans of not exceeding an aggregate of $50,000 at any one time out¬
standing to Intercontinental Electronics Corp.
Intercontinental, a
Delaware corporation, was organized in 1956 and is engaged in the
business of the development and sale of electronic, aircraft
detection,
and navigation equipment. American Research and
Development states
in its application that it owns approximately 17% of
the outstanding
voting securities of Intercontinental.—V. 192, p. 593.
Atlantic
National
Bank
of
Jacksonville,
121
American
The company is offering for exchange
579,563 shares of
its $1 par common stock to stockholders of American
Life & Casualty Insurance Co. and to stockholders and
convertible
ance
holders
Old
of
National
Insur¬
The offers of
exchange to the stockholders of American Life &
Casualty and to the security holders of Old National are separate and
independent.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE OFFER—The
Jacksonville 2, Fla., will act as subscription agent for the
its
in connection with the subscription offer.
debenture
Co.
common
company is
stock in exchange for issued and
offering shares of
outstanding shares of the
stock of American Life & Casualty on the basis of l'A shares
of the common stock of the company for each one share of common
stock of American Life & Casualty.
common
BUSINESS—The
the
Jan.
laws
1,
of the
company
State
of
was
Florida.
incorporated
Sept.
11,
1956,
It commenced insurance
under
operations
1957, and is presently engaged in the writing of ordinary life,
accident and health insurance in 13 states and the District of
On Oct. 31, 1960, Acme United Life Insurance Co., Atlanta;
Ga:, which writes similar lines of- insurance, was merged Into the
company.
The company's wholly-owned subsidiary. Reliable Insurance
Co., which was incorporated in 1865 and acquired by the company in
1959, is engaged in the writing" of fire and allied lines of insurance in
group
Columbia.
•
i960,'been engaged in the
policies, and allied lines of"insurance.
The company" was founded primarily through the efforts-of Messrs.
H, Wayne Hammontreer Wendell V. -Clipp,
Winsori M. Moore, and;,"
the laws
—_
.
for, i960 will exceed $2 million and earnings should
share based on 399,875 shares outstanding. Projected
The
Walters, Messrs.
McFarland,
options
and
restaurants,
under construction
McDade Blvd.
expected
S.
G. Clark,
also par¬
ticipated in the organization of the company. The organizers collec¬
tively paid to the corporation $110,000 for which they received col¬
lectively 100,000 shares of class B common non-voting stock which
are
being donated to Educational Foundation, Inc.; 1,000 shares of
class A common voting stock; and the right to purchase in the form
of stock options 399,000 shares of the class A common voting stock.
Sam
shares
in mid-December.,
The company began, business in 1957 in Baltimore and "went public"
in March, I960 when 99,875 shares of its class A common stock was
underwritten and sold at $3 a share by Stein Bros. & Boyce. Sales
are
1.00
Co
training reactors in the United Kingdom and Eire, it was announced
jointly on Dec. 6 by Morehead Patterson, AMF Board Chairman, and
C.
O. Stanley, Pye Chairman.
months.
36
Baltimore
in
drive-ins
chain
restaurant
present
operations
Pa.,
Larte, Space
Co.,
192,
The
the
Inc.—Expansion Plans—
stars of the world champion Baltimore Colts football team,
plans for 32 drive-in restaurants in the Delaware Valley
next
the
nine
&
McAlister
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
Simpson, Emery & Co.,
1.80
i—
company,
and
Herbert
to
Ameche-Gino Foods,
in
■
1.00
Friedrlchs & Co
_
Under
the
has been appointed trustee for $1,000,000
convertible subordinated debentures, series A,
and has also been appointed transfer agent for the common
the corporation.—V. 192, p.•, 2217. '
Trust
Manufacturers
The
Co
1.00
Co.,
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Joe
1.80
American Machine &
as
The
principal amount
stock
1.80
Co.,
Co
Kentucky
Loewi
of
which
Amacorp Leasing Co., Inc.—Appointments—
due
&
&
Corp.
—V.
&
Co.___
Furman
Inc.
—u._—_—1.80
The Johnson,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings.——
47
1297.
p.
Edwards & Sons-.—
Hirsch
The
2.20
1.50
1.00
First Southeastern
Alester G.
—
Evans
Bateman,
Inc.
Robinson-Humphrey
Hentz
48
Reserve Banks
of
share income would have been $1.02 if it
the basis of the number of shares outstanding
'• ■
.
Kaufman
Mr.
1.00
Kidder & Co., Inc._
H.
per
computed
■
earnings
market
1.00
B.
F.
1960."
observed
had
Ltd..
M.
A.
1.50
Cassell & Co., Inc._
Coburn & Middlebrook,
C.
2.20
G.
1.50
Frank
2.20
A.
1.50
1.50
1.50
.2.20
Inc
^
Mead, Miller & Co.—_
ReinhOldt & Gardner
& Co—
Dickson & Co., Inc.
Co.,
Co.,
2.70
Co.
&
Co._
&
2.70
Co._
A.
48
•
2.70
&
Slocumb
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Lester, Ryons & Co
Irving Lundborg & Co
2.70
S.
earnings of 77 cents per share on 1,564,480 shares outstanding in 1959.
He
&
Co._
R.
The
have
below
Inc.
2.70
Dempsey-Tegeler
39
39
named
354,157 shares of common
set opposite their respec¬
Brush,
3.40
Co.
Shearson,
"This increase in per share earnings," Mr. Kaufman told the, stock¬
holders, "is particularly notable since 300,000 additional. shares were
issued in the company's first public stock distribution at the end
of
&
Lemon
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
V",
capital stock also increased during 1960.
Alside
earned
$6
cents per share on each of 1,864,480 shares of
capital stock outstanding on Sept. 30,
1960.
This
compares
with
per
Hutton
F.
the
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
compared
as
income
duPont &
I.
Inc.
Foreign Exchange Rates————.—
of
Percentages
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
1.80
Moore, Leonard & Lynch_
1.80
piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
1.80
3.40
Johnston,
General Corporation and Investment News__
1
State and City Bond Offerings—
55
Dividends Declared and Payable—,.—
9
This manufacturer of aluminum siding, had record high sales and
earnings for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1960, Jerome J. Kaufman,
President',
announced
inAkron, Ohio,
on
Dec.
5,
at "the
annual
underwriters
of
any
9.00
Co—
&
Co.,___
Allyn & Co., Inc—
Francis
Miscellaneous Features
Alside, Inc.—Record Sales and Earnings—
meeting
C.
A.
Inc.——____
Noyes
&
Clement
2085.
'of
I
Wulbern,
Laboratories, Inc.—To Be Merged—
Dow.
several
purchase
Lynch,
Shields
39
Exchange—
Transactions American Stock
The
—
to
names.
Hemphill,
45
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—_
f,'> ■; i
exer*
shares
a
total
subscribed for, in the percentages
Percentages
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith, Inc—. 21.70%
Pierce, Carrison,
Averages—
39
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 39
Aldens Inc.—Sales Up— /
Period End. Nov. 30—
of
agreed,
not
Merrill
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond
a
upon
be granted.
company recently
purchased 233,115
Acme United Life Insurance
Co.
for
UNDERWRITING
stock
—
transaction."
"untapped
both
greater
its
cash
issurance
options already granted and which may
stock
severally
_______________
Radiator
*
was
possible
and
_________-___
acquired by
for
will be used to repay this Indebtedness in
full, and the balance
(approximately $528,294, Will be added to the company's general funds
invested
and
reinvested
In
income
producing securities and
mortgages.
New York Stock
past several
was
Drayer-Hanson
expanded
view
a
industrial
and
be
the
over
the assets of National-U. S.
•'
purchase
would
that
coordinated
be
the
Drayer-Hanson
its
'•
.
said
volume
gross
million.
when it purchased
Co.
Brown
stated
annual
reserved
stock
New York Stock
in
Angeles, is one of the nations leading manufacturers of low-side
air conditioning components and also produces a line of refrigeration,
heating, and heat transfer equipment. Established a half a century
ago, Drayer-Hanson has its major marketing areas in the southern
and
shares
Outstanding
3,187,413 shs.
4,000,000 shs.*
—
$1,631,805.
To effect this purchase without disturbing its investment
portfolio,
the
company
incurred
short-term
indebtedness
totaling
$1,486,857.
Part of the net proceeds from the sale of the common
Page
Exchange (Stocks)
15
Exchange (Bonds)_________ 27
American Stock Exchange
32
Boston Stock Exchange—
37
Cincinnati Stock Exchange..
37
Detroit Stock Exchange_________
37
Midwest Stock Exchange—
37
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
39
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange39
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
39
Montreal Stock Exchange
40
Canadian Stock Exchange
40
Toronto Stock Exchange—
41
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
44
(
and
Los
$1)
170,238
stock
common
Stock and Bond Quotations
agreement
"
•
headquarters
of
(par
PROCEEDS—The
approved by both companies and effective Dec. 15, 1960, S. W. Brown,
President
stock
""Includes
else
Air
MISCELLANEOUS
•
Authorized
Common
-j-
2117.
p.
Copy
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TQ PRESENT FINANCING '
;
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. has been appointed sole registrar
the common stock of the corporation, formerly Adirondack Bats,
for
inc.—v.
Price $1.25 a
41'states'.
The
offer
is
conditional
upon
the acceptance by
the holders
least 80%
(244,000) of the 305,000 shares of the common
American Life & Casualty presently issued and outstanding.
OLD
NATIONAL
EXCHANGE
shares
of
its
common
stock
shares
of
the
common
stock of
in
OFFER
The
at
of
is offering
exchange for issued and outstanding
Old National and for outstanding 6%
—
company
convertible
debentures of Old National
of
stock of the company for each one share
common
of
stock
on
the basis
of
(a)
1V*
shares
of common stock
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2322)
of Old National,
for
each
Old
National,
$100
and
(b)
principal
BUSINESS—The
stock of the company
convertible debentures of
1, 1960.
shares of common
12Va
of
amount
the
6%
plus accrued interest from July
State
of
which
cipal
The
convert
intention to cause to be retired by re¬
of the 6%
convertible debentures of Old
acqiiire pursuant to the exchange offer or to
present
no
otherwise
or
which
National
Old
has
company
demption
it
said
of
any
may
debentures
shares
into
the
of
stock
common
the
firm
City.
of
of
of
2,
in
April 20, 1960, the company was
Lehman
deemed
incorporated under the laws of the
under the name of Owen Corp.
N.
D.
tate
certain
Trust
N.
company.
EXPIRATION—The
York
the
Dec.
time,
on
offers.
It
tended
is
exchange
30,
not
presently
beyond Jan. 31,
will
offers
unless
1960,
the
expire
company
intended
that
at 3:30 p.m. New
shall have extended
the
will
offers
1961.
be
The
ex¬
«
business
interests
SIDNEY
This standard
This week marks the last week of any significant financing of public
offerings for
Corporate bonds with indicated offering dates will approach the capital
market during the week for slightly over $100 million if announced plans material¬
ize. Tax-exempt debt issues will
occupy the limelight for the week since it will be
tapping the market for about $80 million more than will corporates. Aiding this may
be the continuance of an improved market demand climate for both bonds and stocks
the
year.
which
in
set
last week.
This, interestingly enough, occurred despite the combined
SEC-Department of Commerce indicating a still further decline in
expected plant and equipment spending programs.
release
of
to make acquisitions.
and Exchange Agent: Manufacturers
Department, P. O. Box 46, New York 15,
Depositary and Exchange Agent:
City National Bank of Houston, P. O. Box 2557, Houston 1,
Trust
Corporate
Forwarding Agent in Texas for
First
the
four-week float for cdrporates is down by approximately $185
million and
municipals have declined $95 million from last week's four-week projection. These
and other data pertaining to the four-week float are depicted just below.
They cover
public offerings possessing tentative sales dates, as listed in the Chronicle's corporate
and municipal calendars of December 8.
and
National
Old Southern,
weakened
was
no significant changes since then.
named individuals would, of course,
Federal Reserve notes and
deposits, and in turn behind all deposits and currencies
indirectly. Thus,-human judgment would prevail entirely with no backward glance
ever required at our domestic gold ratio.
Of
three
the
Alexander's
attacks
the
is
on
our
former
and
our
present so-called
interesting because it contains an effective rebuttal, an
excellent defense, against that which he and the other two gentlemen named above
proposed.
;
'
.
,
CONTRADICTIONS
OR
CONCESSIONS?
Alexander praises most
Mr.
from
highly the "discipline that gold exerts through its flow
Elsewhere in his speech to the investment bankers at their
country to country."
annual convention he admits
"gold is still the stern voice of monetary discipline" and
that it has proclaimed "the need to keep our money
NEXT FOUR
WEEKS
EXPECTED
FINANCING
payments ^position in
Total
Stocks
Corporates
*Municipals
Financings
$103,330,000
f $91,414,500
$194,744,500
$180,203,000
$374,947,500
6,500,000
16,077,000
22,577,000
If
1,985,000
38,494,000
12,000,000
61,071,000
1,985,000
Dec. 12-Dec. 17
Corporate
Bonds
13,985,000
domestically?
there? If the
Dec. 19-Dec. 23__
Dec. 26-Dec. 30_~
Jan.
2-Jan.
8,550,O66
6__
Both
8,550,000
2,300,000
10,850,000
$118,380,000
$109,476,500
$227,856,500
$460,853,500
289,750,000
122,886,060
412,636,060
$232,997,000
331,944,000
Last Week's Data
*
$1 million
| Includes
a
744,580,060
TOTAL
allow
LEVELS
OFF
and maintaining the dollar volume of the corporate backlog at last
week's figures is tile addition to securities under registration of two
large issues. One
is the Lone Star Gas Company's 665,838 shares of common stock to be offered to
stockholders of January 5, with the First Boston Corporation
heading a group for
unsubscribed-for shares, and the other is the Texas Eastern Transmission
Corp.'s
$30 million 1st mortgage pipeline bonds and 150,000 shares of preferred stock with
Dillon, Read & Co. managing the offering, expected
time in January.
some
in
registration still leave the totals relatively the
without dates
by about the
same
increased
same
as
last week's except
by $112 million and bonds with
Not included
amount.
in
dates declined
the
backlog figures is the finally (at
TWA financing which involves $100 million sale of deben¬
tures to TWA shaeholders.
When this is registered
it will be included in the
Chronicle's compilation.
The rest of the involved TWA financing provides $168
long last) agreed
million from
a
upon
of financial institutions
group
and perhaps
as
much
as
$50 million
from the Hughes Tool Company itself. The figures just below are taken from
securities in registration described in the December 8 issue of the Chronicle.
-Total
Corporate
dates
bonds without
the
Backlog
■
This Week
Corporate bonds with
ask is why deny the use of gold
can perform
what it does internationally, then why limit it
charting of the gold figures sharpened human action then, again, why
-
far
so
Last Week
thermometer
saying.
are
in Aesops
fables
it
so
far
business
as
They
would
either
discard
our
measuring
instruments
or,
as*
Alice-in-Wonderland mischief, blame the measuring tools
for the illness; In addition, they are saying that our human judgment will improve
when gold no longer mirrors the workings of that judgment.
or
some
The banker suggests that what we should have is
he
the
wants
that
our cake and eat it, too.
In short,
gold standard without having ourselves disciplined by
He stated "if currencies ever are to have their base not in
merits
of the
measuring tool.
metal but in
a code of rules, then those rules must have the firmness of metal
provide >a discipline equal to that now imposed by the movement of metal
from country to country." [Italics are supplied.]
some
and must
Nowhere does Mr; Alexander show how or why the removal of gold reserves will
'provide for a more honest, better managed, wiser monetary management. He indi¬
cated, as though it were true since the advent of our central banking, that we have
ourselves
to
"automatic, unreasoning operation of a gold coin stand¬
so. Forgotten is the fact that gold quotations0
mint price for gold, in Singapore, Macao, Tangier, Hong Kong, etc., after
an
above
our
(60)
$417,716,400
rate
(55)
$345,699,150
$763,415,550
$482,944,000
fears
regarding devaluation and
and not sound economic
requires
'
as
to how
do
need
is
we
would defend the
dollar.
based
More¬
reasons.
a
a
LARGER ISSUES
I
range.
PAST
exchange
sound monetary system. To 'remove ourselves from gold
better argument than the one Mr. Alexander put up in his talk to the
investment bankers.
Certainly it is not the foreign short-term claims on our dollar
that prompts his proposal, since he says it should wait until the
payments, imbalance
is hhproved. 'l
(55)
f Includes Oklahoma City Improvement Authority, Okla., negotiation
tentatively set for January under aegis of John Nuveen & Co., Allen
& Co., et al, computed at the minimum of
$45 to $65 million offering
THE
in fictional par value terms but not in what the dollar
over, it is a speculative gold market and not a free gold market where there is
gold redeemability. Lastly, Mr. Alexander should recall that the run in the early
1930s was on the banks, and not on our dollar. Many historians have exaggerated
the extent of the domestic redemption and the flight of gold abroad without check¬
ing the actual data. It is safe to say we went off gold under F.D.R. for political
$154,706,010
190,993,140
$526,187,000f(46)
were
in the black market. The recent rise in the London gold market was
was
What Ave
IN
in
and
says
(30)
$349,068,800
CHANGES
when
59,966,000
207,682,350
Total municipals with dates
concerned
let's abapdpn it?- Would we be better off to get rid of
we have a fever instead of staying at home to take
care of whatever is causing that fever?
Those who fear individuals, who are afraid
to trust gold to the "whims" of the economy, do not appreciate the useful role
of the speculator or the questioning individual, and of what the economy's symp¬
a
(39)
$141,386,450
.
are
ard,." Certainly we have not done
$759,773,800
stocks
But in his article he con¬
bdhdvftjr^.qi*1
attack,'therefore
(25)
dates
Total corporates
on.
occur,
171,316,000
__
so
international financial position, but
the heart!
on
Total
vagaries of individuals
our
he is unwilling to explore non-gold causes for their
occurrence. Is it correct to say!tthat the cardiograph did not prevent
submitted
*
the
as
cyclical fluctuations
$357,750,000
dates
dates.
and depressions at home, and
(21)
$410,705,000
Corporate stocks without
expresses his fears of allowing "speculators"
gold. He declares gold redeemability at home
only willing to blame other forces for
$239,389,000
___
bonds
Corporate stocks with
in this capacity at home?
serve
question Mr. Alexander
World War II
Total
it
If
not stop booms
toms
The municipal total backlog went up by about
$44 million over last week's estimate.
The changes in the corporate backlog of stocks and bonds with and without dates
now
causing
as
then the logical question to
so,
gold to
last
reserves
payments.
"eccentrics" to -get their hands on
or
in
I
Reinforcing
that bonds
this
he is
BACKLOG
is
of
cedes that gold is not to be blamed for the adverse balance of trade. Unfortunately,
$25 million preferred stock issue.
THE
this
all
To
balance
imbalanced
our
did
'
or more.
sound and to put our balance-of-
In referring to the latter, the banker readily agrees
and more clearly in the weekly charting of our offi¬
cial gold outflow." He does not accuse our domestic use of gold
not
Total
order."
"the message was read sooner
Corporate
Total of
gold standard, Mr.
most
r
The
capitalization of the company, American,
as adjusted to give effect to the issu-
CAPITALIZATION—The
Old
considerably in 1933-34 and since that date has limped
The changes that are proposed by
the above
sever us entirely from gold except
for its use in settling international balances. They would substitute the same human
judgment 'we have been using all along, in monetary and fiscal policy, for the
human judgment plus the use of gold reserves we now have and had behind our
along with
1
BROWN
Co.,
in
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead;
By
Y.
The
principal
controlling
ability
Texas.
objective of the company is the acquisition
life and other insurance companies
and
rendering certain services to them. Such acquisitions, if any, may be
made
for stock
of
the company
or
such other consideration as is
of
its
APPOINTMENTS—Depositary
that date, the company Invested in and held a portfolio
investment securities which were subsequently sold by the
Prior to
National.
the company is actively seek¬
subsidiaries although it is not
plans for an acquisition. The
a holding company it will facili¬
At the present time
believes that by operating as
company
wholly-owned affiliate of
in New York
a
investment bankers, located
Erothers,
appropriate.
Monday, December 12, I960
.
opportunities to acquire additional
actively negotiating and has no specific
prin¬
Its
.
ing
1959
present name on April 28, 1960.
the American Life Building, Fargo,
its
to
is located
was
March
on
changed
office
Prior |to
any
company
Delaware
was
.
IN
THE
OFFING
Among the larger issues tentatively expected to appear in the next four weeks are
WEEK
two
Additions to the Chronicle's calendar of corporate issues with
anticipated sales dates
in the amount of $77,254,000. Of this amount $58,307,000 were fixed debt obli¬
gations. Corporate public sales in the week of Dec. 1 through 7 were at a hi^h
level.
They totaled $222,577,630. This does not take in the Federal Land Bank's
as
equipment
follows:
trust
certificates
/
-
and
one
utility
preferred
stock.
The
•
■
issues
are
,
were
$181,000,000 bond flotation. In the former figure, bonds publicly offered
$174,839,000.
•
came
to
.
Additions
to
the
Chronicle's
calendar
Approximately
BANKER S
a year
AMBIVALENT
ATTACK
ON
chief
economist
of
apart, two bankers coming from two of the country's largest
completing our departure from any ties we may have
they are, namely, Dr. Roy L. Reierson, Vice-President and
the
Bankers
Chronicle, Nov. 28, 1959,
Board, Morgan Guaranty
Trust
Co.,
on
Nov.
18,
Iff), and Mr. Henry C.
Trust Company, on Nov.
p.
1959
(for the full text
cf.
Alexander, Chairman of the
28,
1960
(for
full
text
see
Chronicle's IBA issue which will appear Dec. 15). A week
ago
tive Wright Patman (D., Texas), too, urged the elimination
Monday, Representa¬
of the gold reserve
repetition or reminder here that the free
market system and with it the whole capital
financing system could not function
effectively with a less than the best possible monetary standard. It is the monetary
It
is
well
Standard
understood
that serves
and
as
requires
the
no
anchor; of
monetary system. Gold until 1933,
Under bi-metalism, served as Odr monetary standard de
facto when not de
a
in bonds of Consumers Power Co.; $12.5 million United International Fund,
Ltd., common; 406,000 shares of Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc., common; 127,845 shares
of Holiday Inns of America, Inc.,
common; $5 million in debentures of Loral Elec¬
Corp.; $7,755,000 equipment trust certificates of Louisville & Nashville RR;
in preferred of Public Service Electric & Gas Co.; 130,000 shares of
common of Reylon, Inc.; 155,000 shares of
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp., com¬
$25 million
250,000 shares of Swingline, Inc., class A stock; and in Municipals—$12 mil¬
County, Fla.; $7 million Los Angeles County Hospital District, Calif.;
$3,658,000 Wappinger, Poughkeepsie, etc. Central School District, No. 1, N. Y.;
$7 million East Baton Rouge Parish Sewer District, La.; $25 million Michigan (State
mon;
lion
GOLD
commercial banks proposed
domestically to gold;
of Dec. 12-Dec. 17: $50 million in debentures of Beneficial Finance Co.; $35
million
tronics"
of
larger municipal issues aggregated $139,966,000. Boosting this was the scheduled State of California $95 million issue for
Jan. 11. Municipal sales for the week
ending Dec. 7 were $96,789,000.
A
Week
even
Dade
of); $97,615,000 Public Housing Administration, Washington, D. C.; $3,458,000 Tonawanda, N. Y.; $3,047,000 Huntington & Oyster Bay Central School District No. 2, N. Y.
Week
of Dec.
19-Dec. 23: 161,573 shares of United Gas Corp., common; $5,100,000
Equity Fund, Inc., common; $4.5 million in debentures of Ritter Co., Inc.;
and in Municipals—$3,975,000 Kent County,
Mich.; $7,580,000 Richmond, Va.; $14,173,000 State Colleges of Calif.
Drexel
Week
of Dec.
26-Dec. 30:
Week of Jan. 2-Jan. 6: $8,550,000 equipment trust certificates of
& Quincy RR.
Chicago, Burlington
No large municipal issues slated for this week.
'
jure
Municipals—$4 million Hartford Co. Metropolitan Dis¬
trict, Conn.; $8 million New Mexico.
.
'
.
'
December 8,
1960.
Volume
all
ance
of
is
is
the
192
shares
Number
follows:
follows:
ns
as
of
the
of
6011
stock
common
1
'
•
6%
Life
note,
American
V2 %
4
$6%
V2 %
4
5%
note,
Inc.—
due
1981
in
due
of
156,325
1968
$500,000
Life
1970
70,000
Inc.—
&
National
Old
Casualty Ins, Co.—
stock
Common
Insurance
stock
Common
2,500,000 shs.
stock
246,000 shs.
par)
(no
246,000 shs.'
1,500,000 shs.
.
stock
common
1,
of
National
Old
the
at
rate
of
Day,
the
price
ontions
Traffic
uosoelio,
underwriters
for
shares
shares, respectively;
to
shares; and to the officers
developed
shares
stock
estimated
of
account
and
will
which it
the
corporation.
and
of
the
shares,
and
Japan
surplus
tional
will
the
for
be
added
plans
and
promotional
in
this
surplus
a
sale
♦Convertible
♦♦In
stock
1,558
tlncludes
American
The
let
the
Grand
the
for
the
to
calls
the
'
and
31,250
of
treasury.—V.
•
of
Atlanta
of
common
warrants,
301.
p.
the
of
to
the
Other
of
for
In
stadium
in
installation
and
Chavez
Ravine.
will
the
begin
1962
in
of
This
November 1961,
Seats
season.
arcmtects
stadium
will
Co.,
the
will
and
192,
American Steel
-
■
Yeazel
Mr.
I
Steel
Pipe
that
Service
and
They
»:
at
Rome.
"and
of
an..-
$
68,794,119
$
562,709,371
•
—v.
192,
P.,1909.
Co.
&
Inc.—Common Stock
associates
and
■
offered
Hutton
Offered
The
the
have
,y
.
--
.
K
the
the
for
total
The
and
stockholders.
being
are
Weeks
Bros.
certain selling
?J:C'
>• '•
4.1
.
■
y
l' '
proceeds
used
be
to
the
repay
advisory
700,000
Cruttenden,
delay
BUSINESS—The
manufactures
of
company,
West
Hartford,
Podesta
the
data
BBC
processing
of
period
Rand
500,000
&
•
-
BBC
;
be
the
used for
Co.
I
Dec.
the
v.;
•
eight
by
ended
-
Oct.
1960,
the
in
and
had net sales of $794,913. Upon completion of the current
financing, outstanding capitalization of the company will consist of
392,650 shares of common stock.UNDERWRITING—Each of the following underwriters for whom Put¬
company
the
is
Shares
Shares
Putnam
Alex.
&
Brown
Burnham
34,000
Co.
&
Courts
16.000
Sons__
R.
S.
—V.
W.
Dickson
192,
&
Co.
&
Scranton
Inc.
Co.,
Stem
&
15,000
C.
12,000
D.
Wm.
8,000
—_
Inc.
&
—
of
Co.—__—
Rybeck &
Co._—_
3,000
The
2,000
tific
Corp.
Proposes
be
of
price
a
on
a
share, through
efforts basis.
$2
best
per
A.
T.
Brod
&
a
Company,
The
Hague
engineers.
The
the
and
to
gross
and
not
as
options,
a
as
a
sum
in
cash equal
to
10%
at
options
The
of
to
Y.,
of
York
New
the
of
has
been
stock
common
($1
.,
Dec.
on
5,
the
Eastern
history
of
of contracts
signing
Airlines
and
to
Lines
for
40
constitute
totalling
Air
United
transports,
the
each
largest
the
for
the
727,
totalling 80
other domestic and
at
full
President
Wm.
with
Allen
A.
plus Intense
resulted in our
aircraft,
airlines,
this
new
overseas
speed,
said.—V,
and
192,
promising
2219.
p.
Co.—Foreign Expansion—
cream
Club,
in
Club
all
of
the
out¬
Venezuelan
With
Bolivar
to
its
of
and
the
plants
Mexico,
and
1954,
two
cities.
as
result
a
principal
plant is
and
second
a
of
plant
a
merger
in
are
located
in
On
1879*.
account
principal cHeiauos -Ciuo eA*<muS its
the third largest center, Maracay, Ciudad
The
Venezuelan
perishable
for
well
as
will
management
continue
dairy
products in Puerto
192, p. 2219.
Rico,
Bermuda
Venezuela.—V.
as
Fisher-Beer
Bostrom
192,
units
Company and the 10
stores located in New
variety
595.
p.
interest
Dutch
a
V.
•
:
facilities
production
staff
which
includes
located
both
at
Hartogstrast
graduate
physicists
through
Milwaukee,
has
licensing,
separate
completed
preparations
for
manufacture and marketing
stock company
to be headquartered
Zurich, Switzerland, according to Harold Bostrom, president.
plans were drawn following reports from Leonard Ahnme of
Ahlberg and Ahnme,
Stockholm, Sweden, whose firm will represent
Bostrom
throughout the Scandinavian countries.
Negotiations
are
now
underway
with
manufacturers
in
several
a
Final
_
other
Western European nations to
suspension seating for trucks, farm
and
also
a
major shkre of the stock of ElecApparatenfabriek, N. V., The Hague, Holland,
100%
owned by Bouvy-Zout of Holland, will now
N.
of
international
of
products
in
acquired
Holland,
its
of
instrument
nuclear
Corp.—Foreign Expansion—
corporation,
establishment
'
in
The
*■
York
earthmoving
equipment.
handle similar
The
arrangements
produce
the
tractors,
and
for
firm's
torsion
,,
,
subsidiary
Bostrom slab and
will
molded
contour
furni¬
Bowling Corp. of America—Acquires—
7,
The
corporation has signed an agreement whereby
two bowling centers located in Rochester, N.
acquire
President
Garden
5A
bar
handling
material
-wholly-owned
new
polyurethane foam cushioning for residential and institutional
ture, vehciles of all types, and other uses.—V. 190, p. 2446.
Ruben
Lanes
Dankoff
A.
(48
lanes)
announced
and
Dewey
that
the
Garden
two
the
firm
Y.
B.
centers,
Lanes
lanes)
(24
will
C.
A.
Terrace
were
acquired
and
*
through the exchange of common stock. At the present time
are
approximately 1,250,000 shares of Bowling Corp. common
outstanding.
Mr.
Dankoff also announced that Bowling Corp. will open another
bowling center, the Fun Fair Bowl (60 lanes) in Hillside, N. J,, on
there
long
for
plans
range
of
B/A Holland, Baird-Atomic is contem¬
few instruments (in which labor cost is a
a
Dec.
7.
This
of
company
1311
stock,
purchase
10
cents
consisting
shares
Dec.
value,
and
offering is to be made in units,
none
of
basis.
$1.10
security
,
of
one
share
covered
proceeds
The
per
the
of
$6.00
the
have
issue
common
per
share
registration
underwriters
share,
holder
of
at
by
and,
in
agreed
a
will
stock
to
May
statement,
receive
addition,
to
pay
maximum
and
each
unit
warrant to pur¬
Of the 125,000
units are being
offered by the company and the other 62,500 units are being offered
by Ben Blum, President and Director of the ■ company and owner of
79.4%
of the company's outstanding common stock and 56.4%
of its
outstanding warrants. The offering is to be underwritten by a group
headed by Netherlands Securities Co., Inc.,
on a best- efforts, all or
chase
units
two
on
par
-stock
common
St. Louis, Mo., filed a regis¬
6, 1960, covering 250,000 shares
together with 222,500 warrants
222,500 shares of common stock un¬
be
golf
to
an
the
the
expense
1,
bar
include
will
and
indoor
golf
and
According
restaurant.
a
to
billiards
club,
Dankoff,
Mr.
it
course.
On
39th St..
South
statement with the SEC
common
Offering and Secondary
center
snack
nursery,
in
first
the
Dec,
Green
Bowl
Plains,
N.
—V.
192,
C,
B.
12
Brook,
Plains
East
N.
A.
J.
lanes)
(56
Coast
will
bowling
in
be
'N
January
opened
This will give B. C. A.
Y.
center
Strike
open
Early
will
on
to
feature
Spare
Lanes
indoor
an
center
(48)
another center, the
Tarrytown Road in
White
White
total of 600 lanes in operation.
a
495.
p.
one
underwriting
and
underwriters
company
allowance
Of
commission
the
selling
out
of
$37,500,
the
The:
Inc.—Stock
Bowser,
1962.
62,500
A
plan
Issuance
put
to
of
the
debenture
approval of preferred
on
Dec.
The
falling
Defeated—
shareholders
at
a
a
basis
current
failed
payment
special
meeting
in
Ft.
by
the
to
win
Wayne
6.
plan
supported
was
short
of
the
shares
needed
194,062
preferred
■„;
Plan
company's stock on
bonds
plus
a
cash
by
129,375,
the
or
for
votes
of
two-thirds
approval
by
preferred
shares outstanding.
124,489
preferred
shares,
majority
of the preferred
shareholders.
There
are
The plan was overwhelmingly approved bv the
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year.
of the fluctuations
of
Caracas,
Maracaibo.
aided by Borden technical personnel.
.
part of the company's program to expand the business
subsidiaries, Mr. Ccmfort said.
The
subsidiaries mow
foreign
operate
Pasteurlzadora
in
business,
is
move
in
headquarters
Barquisimeto,
other
the
operate
The
-
Its
in
to
and
interest
manufacturer and distributor of
to
Harold W.
Comfort,
Borden
-
capital,
factories
distribution
majority
a
leading
according
a
organized
"was'
companies.
the
acquired
A.,
■
-
Helados
purchased
S.
Venezuela,
two
-
has
company
^
common
shareholders,
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Pftrk Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
William
Dana Seibert
Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday], Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
strflPt
rwaffn 3
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Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
NOTE'
or
value)
roMMEtJciAL AND
of March 3
on
appointed
par
2119.
p.
with
orders
Boeing
Helados
Yoo Hoo is another link in BBC Industries'
and diversification," stated Dr. Geller.
"Recently
derlying the warrants.' The
of
stock options for 21,500 shares, subject
value,
exercisable within a 90 day
15,000 shares, at, the issue, price of
its
tration
par
for
stock
of
has
a
Bank
shares
proceed,
President.
acids.
Beverage
Company,
bottlers and
Drink, it was announced on.
Hoo
has
and
the
initial
to
de
Chocolate
Banner Industries, Inc.—Files
purchase up to 500 shares.
(a)
assets, -has
common
ratios.
will
each share sold as the result of orders ob¬
the corporation,
(b) a sum in cash equal
sales price of each share sold by the under¬
result of orders submitted by the corporation,
follows:
conditions,
three-year
receive
and sebacic
has
York
New
Hoo
controlling
It
City
192,
short-to-medium -range jet
orders combined are believed
by many
ice
trouble-shooting in the production
anhydride, formaldehyde, plasticizers,
neering projects are also being considered for the firm.—V. 191, p. 1215.
by
the
(c)
may
The
manu¬
on
Yoo
plating the production
of
submitted
of
certain
period;
group
will
price
sales
and
15%
writer
latter
this
its
Co.,
57 Broadway,
New York
15,
N,
Bank, Zurich, Switzerland.—V. 190, p. 2338.
announced
in
division,
new
chemical
major factor) for_.U. S. consumption. Non-classified research and engi¬
the officers
corporation,
underwriter
gross
tained
to
of
operating
listed
2014.
p.
stock
In
of the Associated Traffic Clubs of America
to
form
the
primarily to provide insurance coverage to
the club's approximately 60,000 national members, and their families.
The corporation olans
to offer 100,000 shares of the offering to the
approximately
1500
sustaining
members of the Associated Traffic
Clubs of America, with no more than 1500 shares being made available
to
any
one
sustaining member.
The remaining 150,000 shares will
be made available to the 272 member clubs of the Associated Traffic
Clubs of America for purchase by the clubs themselves.
In the event
these
member
clubs
do
not purchase
all of these shares, the re¬
mainder will be made available to the 60,000 local members of mem¬
ber
clubs of the Associated Traffic Clubs of America.
Any one in¬
dividual
and
•
product,"
move,"
instruments.
company
by
the
the
Dr. Dewey stated, "initiates a Baird-Atomic program
stepped-up activity in the European market aimed at consolidating
position of leadership in the field of scientific instrumentation.'-'
EKAF
was
incorporated in 1959 to
manufacture
nuclear physics,
Its
approved
of
Baird-Atomic
as
very
many
consent
second
decision
Kernyfysisch
known
principal
and
192,
the
for
Corp. has declared a final
a
heretofore wholly-owned
of
727
two
Borden
of
of
facets
Yoo
the
of
its
with
sessions
been
first
the
"These
•'
.-
manager
all
serve
maleic
discount
previously
"This
of
was
incorporated under Delaware law on Sept. 13,
organizers and promoters are Messrs. Floyd C. Day, Sec¬
retary of the Associated Traffic Clubs of America, Bernard Povich,
John
W.
Costello,
and
Mrs. Marcia G.
Latona, all of whom were
The
1960.
The
interest
A. Geller, President and Chairman of the Board.
President of Yoo Hoo has joined BBC Industries,
instruments,
EKAF,
corporation of 900 Market Street, Wilmington, Del., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 5, 1960, covering 250,000
shares of common stock, 80 cents par value, to be offered for public
at
'
Divi¬
5
tronisch
The
underwriter,
•
,
Chemical
by Baird-Atomic, Inc., of Cambridge, Mass., was announced
by Davis R. Dewey II, Baird-Atomic President,
,
American firm, which specializes in the manufacture of scien¬
Dec.
on
Offering—"
sale
liabilities
current
company
5,000
sold
company,
has
Exchange
purchase the Boeing jets.
•. '
•
."•»«»» ' ,l
20 airplanes of the 40-plane .order are a firm contract and
20 automatically become firm either when the
pres¬
ently proposed Capital Airlines-United Air Lines merger may be con¬
summated, or upon the achievement by United to certain projected
industry.
appointed
to
and sulfuric nitrite
concluded.—V.
Purchase
stock
trading
to
The
Baird-Atomic, Inc.—Acquires in Holland—
5,000
Fricke
filed
-was
General Pacific
the
there
Trust
$350,000,000
model
United
President, on Dec. 6, announced
division, a manufacturing
the
expansion
Geller
Dr.
10,000
has
1,030,000
company
than
80
that
10,000
—
Boyce
Moyer,
Robbins
H,
_.—
Co
&
French
Traffic Clubs Insurance
Associated
.
Co
Bros.
Woodcock,
1298.
p.
&
Ira Haupt &
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.— 15,000
Schirmer, Atherton & Co._ 15,000
Chas.
Co
&
Inc.,
of
transportation industry.
1
The announcement publicly marked
the decision by Boeing to pro¬
ceed with production of the new 727 jdf traiisport, and
by Eastern and
chain of
and New
Jersey.
With the Nedicks New York Bottling Company, the Fisher-Beer.
Company and now the Yoo Hoo Beverage Company, all part of our
corporate set-up,
the future augers will for BBC Industries, Inc.,"
acting as representative,
Basic
close
the
Pacific
and
Exchange.—V.
National
for
.transaction
executive capacity and Lawrence "Yogi" Berra, of
Yankees, will continue in his capacity as Vice-President
representative of the chocolate drink company.
acquired
at
General
operating
company.—V.
more
300,000'
sales
neighborhood
has severally agreed to purchase
respective number of shares of common stock set forth below:
Co.
been
emphasis
Inc.
of
acquisition
of
BBC
Midwest-'Stock'Exchange,
York Stock Exchange,
of
Leasing Co.—Appointment—
First
The
300,000
Sons
&
Max
York
the
Boeing Airplane Co.—Record Contracts—
major
a
"The
chain
with
Olivieri,
special
out-
cnemical
chemical
the
has
of rthe
•
31,
for
anhydride,
Dr.
of
delist
to
cash
Natus
an
Schroder
the
&
'
:
-
company
company's
established
stock
Albert
Inc.
■■■'-.
...
months
the
detergents
distributors
effective
of
500,000
;
reduction
•
Reichhold,
of
Industries,
standing
the New
CAPITALIZATION—For
&
Co.__-.__
Walker
Joseph
Industries, Inc.—Acquires—
-
communication.
nam
Jan.
of
300,000
Development, Inc.—New
Blesse
phthalic
of high precision delay lines, a memory device,
four types
A.
field
explosives,
and
designs
Conn.,
of
field which stores • an electrical signal for a"
time with a minimum of distortion. Delay lines
are
now
used
in a variety of military electronic systems,
including
those in connection with ballistic missile detection, counter measures,
counter-counter
measures,
radar,
airborne
beacons
and
space
in
precise
500,000
Nov. 30, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock (par 12Vi cents) to
without underwrtiing.
to
are
been
facturing
line business. The balance of the proceeds will be added
to
working capital to finance the company's increasing volume of
business.
:•
'
its
the
of
has called for redemption on ^Jan. 1, next. $102,500
debt adjustment debenture oonds. series A, due Jan. l, 1978
of its 4y2% debt adjustment debenture bonds, series B,
I,1 1978 at 100% plus accrued •-interest; Payment will be made
registrar
Co
'•
O.
has
directors
and
<93.5% )
company
The
share,
per
service
William
which
officers
(89% ).
and-the. New
stocks
common
company.
and
be
Berman
$500,000
—
.
formation
applications
application
at the Swiss Credit
75,000
$4
Dieter
Mr.
from the sale of its 40,000 shares of
indebtedness of the company represented
by $32,000 of 5% notes, due 1964, held by two stockholders, and about
$50,000 will be used
to
acquire new test equipment and machine1
tools in connection with the company's program of further developing
will
All
shares
warrants
$47,100
the
at
Denton,
&
working capital.
"■
333,795
According to .the applications,
in the Basic Inc. issue on the
the
.
PROCEEDS—Net
stock
due
•
agreed
for
covering
sion
350,795
own
Exchange,
Corp.,
payment
to
The
and
principal
Co.___
&
&
Fahr.estock
&
Automation
sold
stock.
common
and
of its 47/a%
1810.
proceeds
for
greater" in¬
company has outstanding 375,000
375,000
warrants for the purchase of
(Bewag)''(Berlin Power
Light Co., Inc.)—Partial Redemption-—
Amount
Baker,
Co.
700,000
inc.700,000
at
to expand the
balance will be
carry
Berliner Kraft-und Licht A. G.
&
;
Macon
,
Inc.
Co
corporation on
SEC
offered
of
subsidiary,
sinking
severally
used
the
to
1960.
the
financial
shares
40,000
offered,
shares
and 110,000 shares for the account of
company
r"
of
number
approval
time
100%.
to
the
respective
subscribed and the books closed.
Of
for
900,000
Co.,
be
company's common stock on Dec 7 at a price of
per share. The offering marks the first public sale^
the company's common stock. The offering was over¬
of
group
Stock
any
106.65%
time
following
Burns
Inc.-:.
&
p.
a
granted
Natus
21,
liquidation
1
below
1,100,000
&
190,
has
trading
ceased
-
the
900,000
Co.,
shares
Coast
and
years
Automatic Concessions Corp., Westbury, N. Y.—Files
"With Secprsities anil Exchange Commission—
shares of
150,000
to
be
and
principally
the
and
stock
the American Stock
at
will
Europe,
Inc.—Delisted—
and
Dec..
limited
were
100%.
named
Co.__^$ 1,100,000
Whipple & Co.—
$6.75
of
&
Lemon
the
&
&
stock
as
common
SEC
airline.
V.7r.
Laboratories,
Andersen
Putnam
F.
—V.
,
;
time
to
•
company
Stroud
1
$
593,396,008
whole
a
$10,000
and
capital,
bonds:
new
Co
&
Japan
working
indebtedness,
additional
Pacific
on
•
being, in Atlanta, Athens, Augusta,
purchasers
the
Bacon,
1960—34 Wks.—1959
$
from
101.65%
areas
Peabody & Co._
Drexel
be realized by
the company from the sale
offered by it, approximately $200,000 will
departments in self service discount centers
from
common
Basic
&.
centers,
i
to
company
The
the
''
as
at prices ranging from
from
Johnston,
72,478,645
bids
self service discount
to
approximately
imports
of
the
of
and Stone & Webster Securities
redeemable
are
''
from
Weld
Kidder,
'
„
Two
Amount
White,
•
E.
1960—4 Wks.—1959
26—
Period End. Nov
ranging
.
purchase
amounts
Stores Co.—Sales Up—
Sales
100.151.
'
redeemable in. part
PURCHASERS—The
to
"
'
101.29;
Shields
100.31;
*
bonds
Georgia, the principal
Weeden
American
Corp.,
purposes.
from time to time
prices
markets,
addition
375,000
BUSINESS—-Principal business * of the -company is the distribution
natural
gas
to - customers
in
central,
northwest
and
northeast
of
Republic
have
Securities
Corp.,
,
also
are
fund
.
signed a license agreement which will result in
expanded Pipe Line Service product line in 1961.—V. 192, p. 1909.
Corp.
in part
or
s
Line
Boston
,
a
announced
also
Equitable
REDEMPTION—The
■
Foundries—Subsidiary Expands—
Corp.,
Service
First
were:
5
for,, construction
be
by
subsidiary of American Steel Foundries,,.
Chicago, announced on Nov. 25 that it has started construction of a
steel pipe coating and wrapping plant in Youngstown, Ohio.
The 94,000 square foot plant will be the eighth pipe coating plant
operated by the company. It will be completed in April, 1961, accord¬
ing to F. C. Yeazel, Pipe Line Service President.
Line
Pipe
5V8S
97,500
being
leased
additional
standing
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be applied
to reduction of bank
loans totaling $10,200,000 which were incurred
Praeger-Kavanagh-Water-
.'V' ;
1606.
p.
and
,
is
bury, of New York, and contractor, Vennell Construction Co., Alhambra,,)
Calif.—V.
100.169;
for
units
open
respectively, to delist the
Vis—Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Corp., 101.21.
' '
1
50,000
installed
be
offer-,
•'
bidders
to
super
Corp.,
been
company
for
the: .-.purchase
seats
the
with
company,
has
ever.'.awarded
Club
Light Co.—Bonds Offered—Public
100.53%. '
•
new
for
time
contract
Baseball
Gas
purchase
ventories.
■
ing of $9,000,000 of the company's 5Vs% first mortgage
bonds due Dec. 1, 1985 was made on Dec. 8 by a
group
headed by White, Weld & Co. and Kidder, Peabody
Co. at 101.50% and accrued interest, to yield 5.01%. The
group won award of the bonds on Dec. 7 on a bid of'
conver-
14 leased departments in
proceeds
62,500
company's
used
•
upon
shares
option
192,
shares
into
issuance
both seating units and dollar volume, according
'•••
•
"
'
-
company.
Installation
v
in
for
exercise
upon
Dodgers
for
Dodgers'
in
stock
seating
public
largest single order in
completed
held
Angeles
Mich.
-
contract
seats
preference
shares
reserved
are
for issuance
single
Los
Rapids,
The
<
shares
Seating Co.—Record Contract—
largest
by
of $10 per share
price of $8 per share.
conversion
62,500
reserved
are
liquidating value
the
at
convertible
the
of
sion
...
its
at
stock
addition,'
net
used
shares
common
operates
the
the
and
>
a
$8,900.
to
Valley Hardware Co., through which it imports from
Europe many of its tools, sporving goods, toys, and promo¬
specialties, manufactured to its specifications.
Of
before
$228,840
of
warrants
and
of
of
have
receive
Mississippi
be
respect"
the
will
corporation
expenses
carry
event
corporation
of
no
to
the
In
completion
the
as
to
and
the
purposes
but
Upon
stock,
law
corporation.
these
financing,
time.
corporation
Traffic
by
required by
of
$202,560
and
the
additionally
principally engaged in national wholesale distribution of tools, hard¬
ware,
housewares, sporting goods, toys, and promotional
specialties.
It has two wholly-owned
subsidiaries, Giant Value Stores, Inc., through
organization.-
Associated
value
amount
common
-organization
1963 and $37.50 per share thereafter.
to
that
offered
par
business
this
at
of
the
corporation,
the
of
means
been
the
sufficient
not
are
other
at
the
of
receive,
available
the
by
it
officers
will
will
common
30 months
Povich
and
of
stock at a price of $6.00'
per share for a periou of
from Feb. 1, 1961. The
underwriting agreement provides that
It
less
than all the units are sold wuaiii
'Jo u*/s ltom the eT-ectiye
date of the registration statement the
offering will -be withdrawn and
all funds
will be returned to subscribers
without interest.
1
The company,
which was incorporated on Dac. 3, 1955, under the
laws of
the
State
of
Missouri
as
Banner
Hardware Jobbing Co.,
is
Clubs,
24,749
16,251
program
of
excess
develop
it
list
insurance
250,000
the
at
stock
Associated
Messrs.
four
to
stock
mailing
in
received
proceeds
common
tConvertible -into
$65,625 per share through July
-
its
maintain
to
consider
have
tl, 124,544 shs.
the
the
to
further
net
will
Old Southern Trust Co.—
Capital
used
the
of
shares
for
proceeds
extent
and
on
305,000 shs.
Co.—
$1
(par
♦♦629,563 shs.
...
305,000 shs.
4,000
make
net
the
to
and
•
,
$1)
(par
will
support
The
50,000 shs.
to
and
amount
shares,
granted
the
Traffic Clubs, .the directors of the corporation, and,
party, in amounts totalling 20,667 shares. 21,111
will, be issued to the Associated Traffic Clubs, with.
compensation
lend
.
50,000 shs.
shares;
27,000,
the
10,000
also
to
interested
stock
of
Clubs
Companies
preference stock (par $1)__—
Common stock
(par $1)
72,944
for
has
share
per
Associated
additional
As
$2
47,500;
in
options
corporation
at
of
of
Latona
other
an
374,683
1966—,
♦Conv.
American Life
the
shares
286,500
.
Capital stock:
American
amount
G.
four-year
The
period
amounts
one
July 1,
due
note,
the
and
share.
per
Marcia
Co.—
due
note,
mortgage
mortgage
in
$1,200,000
Insurance
$4
four-year
a
Outstanding
share;
per
of
Casualty Ins. Co.—
debs.,
conv.
$2
company offered,
1963
&
mortgage
National
Old
the
'
Authorized
Companies
due
Life
of
'
Long-term debt:
American
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
in the rate of exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
^
4
,
but
555,043.5 shares were voted
with
outstanding,
Robert
the
in
J.
C.
had
to
Bowser
bonds
20%
of
$1.20
payment of
192, p. 1490.
revenue,
$
$
"
13,944,302-
Net
cash
in
income
oper.
192,
•'
308,050
;
36,333,231
9,469,757
676,777
,
1812.
p.
Cities Service
applicable to 1961 earnings;
the
of preferred stock.—
the
Oil Corp.—Seeks
the SEC under
requested/release of jurisdiction under 1952 and 1953 orders of the
Commission; and the Commission has issued an order giving interested
Wilshire
Oil
of
Company
Texas,
Corporation
Delaware
a
and
a
subsidiary of Britalta Petroleums Ltd., which presently
the outstanding stock of Riffe
Petroleum Company,
Okla.,
Tulsa,
holders
into
L.
Riffe
Petroleum,
related
and
midwest
division
a
The
of
—V.
i..
t
distributor of asphalt, LP gas
zu states in the south and
will be operated thereafter
some
States,
I
interests
as
of
the parent company, which have been acquired
through purchases in the open market, for the remaining
shares of Riffe.
31,
reflected
leum
worth
of
and
net
its
191,
with
assets
-
unaudited
the
1960,
Oct.
before
for the same
taxes
Petro¬
a
net
and
first seven
$4,850,044
period were $221,636.
31,
earnings
Riffe
of
$1,468,022
of
value
book
a
sheet
balance
Gross sales of the company for
1960, of its current fiscal year,
$259,272.
ended
in
holding
utility
1431.
p.
The
Florida
Caribbean
State
minerals.
taken by the
position
interests
its
ilmenite,
and sulphur,
rutile and zircon.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., and Robert Garrett & Sons priced
the common at $44,625 a share.
initiated
by
after reaching the market.
soon
selling
will
proceeds
PROCEEDS—The
stockholders,
The
the company.
to
not
the
to
accrue
certain
of the offering
source
announced.
not
FILES
Dec.
on
5
debentures. The holders of
vertible subordinated
the company's common
the
ratio of $100
principal amount of debentures for each 65 shares of
common stock held
of record on Jan. 11, 1961. A two-for-one stock
split became effective on Dec. 1, 1960. Lehman Brothers and Goldman,
will
Sachs
will
Co.
&
the
offered
be
right
manage
subscribe
to
nation-wide
a
debentures in
the
for
underwriting
group.
1959,
proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be added to
the general funds of the company and will be available for corporate
purposes.
It is expected that the funds will be used primarily for
foreign investments apd the carrying of increased accounts receivable
inventories.
•
company is now actively
for
its
products and
has
kets
In
in
commenting
wick's
time.
corporation
developing
foreign
titanium
leum
The
organized
or
acquired interests in
Venezuela,
West
Germany,
Mexico,
decision
debenture
issue
Mr.
Bensinger,
E.
B.
the debenture offering
Bruns¬
the most
as
issuance
something
reserve
conversions."—V.
less
192,
than
4%
of
its
shares
for
991.
p.
of
Co.
expansion
of
Glendon
the
Dominion
W.
Ltd.,
Sales
Toronto,
for
all
Italy.
of
In
another
Division, CWS Waveguide has named
Ontario, as sales representatives for
Canada.
of
Schutter,
founder
Rochester,
Mackle,
Co.,
and
representative
Foreign
Co.,
Associates,
Young
of microwave components for the
industries, has appointed Metroelettronica
and
sales
head
the
of
the following new sales representatives in
announced
liams
sales
as
its
the
for
Ind.,
Manufacturing
Y.,
N.
for
Indiana,
Associates
of
York
New
Michigan,
Los
State;
Ohio
Angeles
also
company,
the United States;
Wil¬
E.
A.
and
for
Kentucky;
California
and
Arizona.
CWS
Waveguide
include
well
to
as
completed
expansion
in
guarantee
wide
assemblies,
adaptors,
attenuators,
instruments
of
of
better
microwave
of
range
expansion
testing and quality
its engineering and
new
maximum
an
provide
company's
co-axial
just
has
complete
a
special
Caloric Appliance
Homemakers
in
American-style
built
in
for
gas
in
Japan
its
of
quality
components
facilities
to
192,
and
line
1299.
p.
other Far East countries
will
technical
license
of
designed
and
will
State's
Gulf
south
One
leases.
Nov.
on
at
29
complete
Far
advice
certain
Kanto,
a
to
Taiwan,
V.
190,
The
in
engineered
the
U.
the
on
appliances,
market.
mass
appliance
a
first in which a U. S.
Far East company in the
The
designing
American
them
firm
Tokyo
firm,
production techniques and
patents.
will
them
distribute
also
may,
provide
if necessary,
Hong
in
manufacture
the
Kong,
kev
the
market
Okinawa,
appliances
of
Japan
and
the
is
and
and
in
au¬
Korea,
Philippines.
—
1291.
Sells
Property—
Zenith
shore
distance
a
Under
lines.
an
test
p.
in -this ;Pii:search
well
drilling
site; some
program
50 jniles
100.
Radio
Corp.,
below.—V.
192,
p.
2220.
Inc.—Borrowings
on
announced
was
from
under
Dec.6,
the
issue at
competitive sale Dec. 7
of 99.422 for the 41/2% coupon.
on
a
bid
days
60
the
1960
are
are
by
Moody's and
guaranteed
secured
by
estimated
zation
by
the
.
to
:
V-'-/ j
>
.;.v
indebtedness,
of
stock,
common
the
company
Wilmer
which
.According, tw i tfre, prospectus,
all
the
of
B.
171,454
shares have
new
not
.
$10,000,000,
from
date
in
effect
the
of
of
to
as
to
new
cost
coupon,
came
The
'
issue,
of
to
interest at the prime
and to bear
the
at
notes
and
date
the
their
of
corporate
banks
are
to
Proceeds
issuance.
be
used
for
various
in December
possible rate
purposes
Standard & Poor's, the certificates
and dividends by the railroad and
equipment,
consisting of 500 box cars, which
$4,664,728.
The
Commerce
offering
is
Commission
step
has
issued
under
the Holding Company Act authorizing The System to loan funds to its
wholly-owned subsidiaries.
Amere Gas Utilities Co. and Virginia Gas
Distribution Corp.. to provide the additional new money required for
their revised
I960 construction programs.
Under the proposal Amere
and Virginia Gas Distribution will issue and sell installment promissory
notes
in the
aggregate principal amounts of $800,000 and $400,000,
respectively, to Columbai.
The notes are to be issued and sold pe¬
riodically when funds are needed but not later than-'April 1, 1961.—
V.
SEC
order,
an
it
announced
was
192, p. 2220.
■
Dec.
on
•
.
7,
available
time
the
The
the
contract,
and
explained
at
Philip F.* Dolan, head
large data processing system is to
Institution's Astrophysical Observatory
rest
of
will
the
the
use
is
time
to
for
system
be
made
Services, Inc. of Englewood, N. J.,
Computime Sales Company will handle the
Computer
New
four hours
available, by
for purchase
sale of time
every
glass
Present
Fairbanks
headquarters for
Avenue, Wellesley
-
subject
to
authori¬
24
Computime Sales
Company are
Hills, Mass.—V. 190, p. 1732.
at
67
hours.
in
fuel
new
advantages
many
in
20%,
melting
also
It
plant.
P
If.
of 'taw materials
life, shorter repair
tons
60
offers
four gas-fired
will increase
the
over
Chattanooga
the
about
by
they purchased the Chat¬
equipment is expected to be
' • .7-•'.'<•
longer
installation
economy
and
quality of glass than other fuel-burning .furnaces.
Chemical
Bank
paying
subordinated
p.
cost,
New
smaller
Trust
York
agent
due
2221.
Oct;
-
.
Stockholders
Allied
of
been
appointed
sinking fund
corporation.—V. 192,
the
the
for
1975
1,
of
' '•
--
Laboratories,
6V2%
"•?
'
.
a
has
Company
registrar
and
debentures
for
space
Dow Chemical Co.—To Acquire
Division—
Inc.
the
approved
30
Nov.
on
acquire Allied's assets in
exchange for Dow stock.
The plan is expected to become effective with the transfer of Allied's
plan under which the Dow
to
Dow
also
cents
holders
'
Dec.
on
will
Co.
according to J. L. McKee, Allied President,
in Wilmington, Del.
that the Allied board had voted a dividend of
record
only
2.05ffc
holders
the
on
owned
of
and
basis
Under
the latter
total
of
will
had
net
had
sales
share
of
of
earnings
to
of
$781
$30.1
million
taxes
million
$1,998,000.
for
totaled
its
under
common
A',
for
fiscal
$82
million
.
officers
;
.
,
each
stock
•
,
a
as
.
divi¬
Dow
share
ending
and
1959,
ending Dec. 31,
were $2.52.
year
per
1960
r
operating plan is contem¬
"
'V •
V-A
.
.
the
Earnings
with
exchange
in
Dow
present
in
or
for
stock
Dow
Allied
to
.
operate
;
sales
after
a
surrendered
change in personnel
earnings of
of
of
be
proposal
common stock will
Dow stock to its stock¬
,
No
stock¬
to
1960,
the
Dow
distribute
797,851 shares
plated by. Dow...
and
30,
Dec.
approved
the plan,
will
two-thirds
of
stockholders
continue
will
Dow.
stock
Allied
shares.
Dow
Allied
sion
the
stockAA
by
payable
stock,
ft*
10.
of
voting against.
of Allied
share
Allied
on
Dec.
82.60%
of
I
30,
reported
share
per
of
Holders
for
Chemical
presided at the meeting
Allied
growing
has
$800,000, is the initial
initiated by Dorsey,
program
when
time,
corporation.
Jersey
demand for data processing systems of the IBM 7090
size
and
capability, make the saxes prospects very encouraging, ac¬
cording to Mr. Dolan.
The
expansion
I
-•<
n..»
approximately
cost
company,
operation
be issued to Allied
the
Institution
The
in
into
now
day.
to
resale.
the
for
that
Smithsonian
the
Dec. 6 by
on
furnace
now
McKee
Company to*handle the
sale of
data processing
system located ,.in
year.
Smithsonian
during
7090
was announced
organization.
Dolan
next
IBM
an
Mass.,
new
installed
early
on
Sales
will
dollar
•
better
25
Computime
States,
Tenn. glass firm,
'me
operation next April.
capacity
Computer Services, Inc.—Forms Sales Agency—
of
which
production
wholly-owned subsidiary • of
of the first electric
it was announced on Dec. 6
a
installation
started
Dorsey President.
investment
electric
furnaces
Company,
has
the United
million
$1
a
for
The
assets
I.
.
Armour,
York
tanooga,
ready
who
Formation
Glass
Corporation,
furnace,
in
New
a
trustee,
The
earnings
per
1960.
Net
share
31,
May
were
$3.01.
Allied, with headquarters in Kansas City, manufactures a diversified
of pharmaceutical and biological
products used for the prevention
line
Inc.—Acquires Vending Cos.—
of Westbury, N. Y., has expanded its
vending operating division with the purchase of the routes, assets
and equipment of two cigarette vending operating companies, Cigarette
Service Corp. and Pyramid Vending Co., Inc., which jointly cover five
cities, Harold Roth, Continental President, announced on Dec. 1.
Continental
Industries,
Inc.,
purchase of these routes Continental acquired approximately
5,000 vending machines doing an annual volume between $5 million
and $6 million, Mr. Roth stated.
the
In
he
the
are
first
in
a
series
of
acquisitions
we
have
in
mind,"
said, adding that it was his company's aim to accelerate its pro¬
of expansion in its vending operating division.—V. 191, p. 900.
gram
Cramer Controls Corp.—To Construct—Possible Merger
This
in
plant
of
manufacturer
Essex,
Dec.
Conn.,
in the
8
Essex-Old
The exact site and
precision
anounced
Saybrook,
timing
plans
Conn.
devices
to
build
in
a
plants here and
million-dollar-plus
area.
and
treatment
he
operations
and
the specific plant size will be determined shortly,
necessary
additional space
for
expansion,
said.
frared
Cramer
concern
Industries,
the
merger
Cramer
and
will
will
is
Inc.,
and
currently
considering a merger with In¬
a
leading producer of in¬
and for industry.
Mass.,
for the military
approved by stockholders of both firms next month,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Infrared Industries
several production operations from Infrared.
become
take
is
of "Waltham,
instrumentation
over
human
Eastern
and
animal
diseases,
192,
Utilities Associates
Proposed—
(&
well
as
certain pro¬
as
1912.
p.
Subs.)
Borrowings
—
•
This utility
Valley Gas &
and its
Electric
i
public
Blackstone
Montaup Electric Co., have applied to
the SEC for an order
authorizing certain borrowings, and the Commis¬
sion has issued an order
giving interested persons until Dec. 20, I960,
to request a hearing on the
application, it was announced on Dec. 2.
EUA, Blackstone,
Co.
and
utility
subsidiary
companies,
and
Montaup have outstanding
promis¬
short-term
sory notes payable to banks that are expected to amount to $2,775,000,
$2,700,000, and $2,500,000, respectively, at Dec. 30, 1960.
EUA's notes
are
secured
bonds
by a pledge of certain first mortgage and collateral trust
Blackstone, while the notes of Blackstone and Montaup are
of
unsecured.
EUA
proposes
to pay
its outstanding short-term notes
through the issuance and sale of
promissory notes to the First National
of Boston, in an
aggregate amount of $2,775,000, such notes to
be
secured
has
by
granted
a
of
$740,000
all
derived
with
the
pledge of the aforesaid bonds of Blackstone.
participation
Industrial
anc*
1961,
frared detectors
If
provide
of
prietary and cosmetic products.—V.
Bank
according to Peter F. Brophy, President. Completion is scheduled for
July. The new headquarters will house all of the company's pres¬
The
AA by
principal
Interstate
Chattanooga
Dorsey
by Reginald
to
up
rate
sale
Dorsey Corp.—Unique Installation—Appointments—
the
a
including
the payment
state
and
Federal
taxes,
gas
purchases, and
by certain subsidiaries.
refunds
ent
competing bid naming a price of 99.64, for a 4%%
from Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and associates.
A
f
of
next
<*
A
Rated
granted to
has
company
The company
glass bottle furnace in
authorizing the system, a New York holding
$1,000,000 surety bond for its wholly-owned
subsidiary company, United Fuel Company.
has also applied to
the SEC for authority
temporary
Dec. 7 an issue of $3,450,000 of the railroad's
equipment trust certificates, series
W, at prices to yield from 3.40% for those due May 15,
1961 to 4.60% for the 1971-75 maturities. The group was
are
share.
per
has outstanding 171,454
Thompson, President,
owns
114,296 shares, John W. Thompson, Vice-President, owns 30,942
shares,, and management officials as a group own 153,737 shares. Pur¬
suant to a plan of recapitalization effected in October, 1960, the 36,316
common
shares
then outstanding were canceled and 4,721 shares of
new common stock ftere oi< are to be issued
for'each such old share.
Proposed—
on
to ■ make
the SEC has issued an order
giving interested persons until Dec. 15,
1960, to request a hearing
on
the
proposal.
The company proposes to issue
and sell up
to
$5,000,000 face amount of its unsecured
promissory notes to each
of two banks,
the notes to be issued on or about Dec. 15, 1960, to
non-callable
awarded
$1
addition
In
shares
The
it
order,
an
Offered—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and associates offered
41/2%
at
yet actually been issued.
system
borrowings
"These
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Equipment Trusts
publicly
underwriter
Act
execute
to
utility
The
bank
special
the
to
will
System,
issued
Holding Company
gas
S.
the
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
See
Mexico
commission.
In addition, the
an option to purchase up to
selling
as
be
to
mature.
....
Approved—
has
SEC
Mr.
units.
the
East
Singapore,
p.
\.
submerged lands lying
of
191,
Continental Industries,
thorized
zircon,,
of
■
-
offshore
an
Tallahassee.—V.
of
Columbia- Gas
be
have
soon
under
engineer
the
of
production
known as "fuller's earth," all
rights awarded Coastal Petro¬
decision.
Court
the
tidelands
Cambridge,
*
on
appliances, the agreement is
appliance firm has arranged to assist
Caloric
the
Coastal Caribbean
Oils,
Inc.,
through its Coastal
benefited from the United States Supreme Court
from
Transactions
waveguide
Corp.—Far Eastern Agreement—
and
Japanese
needs
the
in
first
clay
in
stock,
14,290 shares of common
will pay $10,000 to Murray Rothenberg as a finder's fee and has granted to him an option to purchase
3,500 shares of common stock at $1 per share.
'
The
company is engaged in the
manufacture of woven aluminum
screen cloth for sale to manufacturers of window and door screens and
to hardware and building material wholesalers.
Of the $472,800 'net
proceeds from the stock sale, $281,000 will be used to satisfy all indebt¬
edness to Mill Factors Corp., representing advances to the company on
and secured by its accounts receivable and inventories, and the balance
of
$191,800 will be added to general corporate funds and Used to
increase cash working capital or to satisfy current obligations as they
to world
.
The
components.
includes
transmission
reducers,
design.—V.
appliances,
gas
Tokyo,
Tokyo
manufacture
the
valuable
included
Supreme
spudded
was
control department as
inspection departments
terms of a long-term licensing agreement
Nov. 25 by Kanto Gas Appliance Co., Ltd. and
Caloric International, S. A.,
overseas arm of
Carolic Appliance Corp.
Although U. S. manufacturers have supplied some component parts
signed
and
a
are
of minerals
worth
$160 million
Ga., filed a regis¬
1960, covering 100,000 shares
Covington,
Blvd.,
Industrial
statement with the SEC on Dec. 7,
common
stock
zirconium,
and
larger
of
corporation,
tration
the
$1Q0 million more than the State produced
now
ranks as the second largest producer
recognizing Florida's title to
Petroleum's
of
but
titanium
for
are
Power
records
Dodge Wire Corp.—Files Offering—•
The
sold
increasingly important mineral producer.
operating agreement with the California Co.,. a S.tandard of California
subsidiary, an oil and gas search is presently- underway on Coastal
commercial
manufacturer
Island
Milano
Carl
Corp.—Expands Distribution—
communications
and
Caribbean subsidiary was that,
all minerals, including not
to
search
and
Shelf
where
offered for public sale at $6 per share on a
best efforts basis through Plymouth Securities Corp.
The underwriter
will receive 15 cents per share sold for expenses and 75 cents per share
affiliate,
miles
10
and
1960,
May
company,
Australia.
and
"We view
Waveguide
Long
radar
this
by
In
minerals,
rock
minerals
Petroleum
mature
CWS
the
an
It
1950.
in
mar¬
the company to add to its working capital at
of the debentures it is estimated that the
for
way
Upon
will
later
possible
the
on
stated:
President,
advantageous
this
Sweden
in
engaged
Brazil,
Canada,
Switzerland,
Ireland,
available for letter or legal size records,
Files are engineered to break-the logjam in
than standard card sizes are maintained.
They are designed to solve the bulk filing problems of all types of
business including banks, brokerage houses, credit firms,
engineering
and
architectural firms,
hospitals, insurance companies and govern¬
ment and municipal agencies.—V. 192, p. 596.;.f.,y. y/';y/-A
Ay
openings
open
of
.
Lake Okeechobee area in October
company
announced its exploration would
approximately
or
which
is
position with a three second cycle between successive
priority pilot directs the units to the shortest route reducing
to a minimum. Standard models have either 38 or 50 inch
A
a
The
companies
•„..
'
,
.
a
time
travel
its
the
estimated
it sent an
phosphate
of
By
case.
also, the metallic minerals, such as
active mineral drilling program was
An
on
Florida
of
marketed
due
leading manufacturer and distributor of bowling
products and outdoor sports equipment, boats, school furniture, hos¬
pital and medical supplies and defense products.
is
Brunswick
State
1959,
and
of
the
respectively in aircraft manufacture and atomic power generation.
The
In
emphasis
of
■ action
of the District Court of *
in January -of this year denied;
that State Drilling leases excluded
Coastal
it claim
but
in
the company
which time the
special
opinion in
no
'C..
last
now
upright
an
shelves.
prior
.y*
gave
gas
at
used
of
The
and
oil,
markets,
OFFERING—The corporation filed a registration
with the SEC covering $25,634,400 of 20-year con¬
RIGHTS
statement
leasehold
place
of
account
in
Court
contention
offering of 160,000 shares ($7,140,000) of the company's
common stock was oversubscribed and the books closed
only
write
a
metallic
to
The
Florida's
of
acres
number of inland lakes and rivers.'
a
to
million
4.5
]
the
is
work,
offices
.
approximately
covering
however, it -upheld
(Tallahassee), which
Appeal
Sold—A secondary
Corp.—Common Stock
Brunswick
leases
"'V.. ;\V;"s
v
of the manual clerical operations in modern
push-button operation. New units -Of office
equipment introduced on-Dee, 7 by Diebold, eliminate , the - extrava-•
gances» of
lost time, ". wasted motion , and unused
space in, record maintenance. '
•>
/
The new Diebold Open Shelf Power Files bring the extra dimension
of speed filing and finding to the recognized space saving advantages
and other economies Of ordinary open shelf filing. All shelves rotate
v
30J. handed down a unanimous'
wholly-owned subsidiary of
to all minerals under the
Nov.
on
Petroleum Co.,
full rights
Inc.,
Court elected
Supreme
decision,
the
Oils,
water bottoms and
Gulf of Mexico
The
Coastal
drilling
company's
Court
Supreme
awarding
Coastal
_!•
filing'
office
wide
decision
,
1960—Month—1959
.* 1960—4 Mos.—1959
$4,330,074
$4,234,223 $16,374,549 $17,069,997
"
1912.
p.
.
.
Coastal Caribbean Oils, Inc.—Sub. Awarded Rights—
the
were
192,
Mass
1941.V Its" wholly-owned.
in
company
Corp.—Sales Up—
30—
V;; Diebold, Inc.—Power Filing System—
,
securities of com¬
other
respect to problems presented by the continued existence of a minority
public interest in its common stock, which Was eliminated' by .a re-'
cently consummated plan approved by the Commission and a Federal
district court.—V., 192,\p, 2220.
'r
.
•
rights
stock
hearing thereon. ;•>
a
stocks.and
.
products.
The Commission previously declared the subsidiary not. to y
be a holding
company,
subject to a reservation of jurisdiction with •
of
Oct.
months
was
request
common
the nil and gas business, having disposed of all of
public utility, companies, since it registered under the J
public
a
to
1960,
owns
now
in
subsidiary, Arkansas Fuel Oil, is. engaged in the marketing of petroleum
will be accomplished through the exchange by Wilshire
created 5%
convertible preferred stock, convertible into
Wilshire
—V.
ui
United
Wilshire.
of
shares
outstanding
As
'/'•'
and
products
the
of
today by
'/i •
announced
was
its
Act
22,
Dec.
Service
Cities
panies engaged
'*'•*:
Sales
both
>■
*
merger
newly
a
capital
by
of
marketer
a
petroleum
sections
it
year-end,
Britalta.
at
President
Reed,
result
will
which
effective
Wilshire,
agreements with the remaining stock¬
in that company being merged
into
entered
has
Riffe
of
Robert
as
of
until
persons
<-
20%
owns
with
to be
general corporate purposes.
to be used for
are
Nov
Period End
has
wholly-owned
proceeds
Diana Stores
,
Holding Company Act for an order .declaring that it has ceased
Holding Company Act for an order declaring tha tit has ceasedbe a holding company, and its subsidiary, Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.,
to
to Acquire Division—
Petroleums Ltd.—Sub.
Britalta
191,
Englewood, N. J.—Files With SEC—■
City.
York
New
Orders—
New York,/has made, application to
Co.,
•
*.
below.—V.
Inc.
The
of
Service
Cities
•
corporation on Nov. 30, 1960 filed a letter of notification
the SEC covering 80,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)'
offered at $2 per share, through Bertner Bros, /and Earl :Edden,
40,419,384
6,944,197
3,045,036
2,902,185
ops.
ry.
The
each share
for
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
"
Datamation, Inc.,
^
Net
.
'
2200.
p.
17,044,919 .179,737,410.185,949,838
13,999,883 143,404,179 145,530,454
16,346,487
oper.*v expenses
'
*..
America,
of
Conditioning
' '
,
\
Air
Hi-Press
See-
•
~
earnings
consolidated
net
plus
V.
oper.
Railway
subordinated 20 year debenture
of $12.90 for each preferred share, with sinking
amount
the
in
of
Railway
for issuance of 6%
called
plan
r
management of
improve profits of the 75-
to
its program
manufacturer.
with
proceed
diversified
year-old
The
the plan excessively generous.
harmony that would permit the
for
$
$
*
1960—10 Mos:—1959"
1960—Month—1959
Monday, December 12, 1960
y.
.
Co.—Sells Division—
Crane
».:
Period End. Oct. 31-
said
He
termed
called
Damon
Chairman of the Executive Committee, told
meeting that the plan is equitable to pre¬
that a number of common shareholders,
Damon,
shareholders.
fact,
fund
no
shareholder
common
ferred
Earnings—
preferred holders failed to pass. At the
for the plan, or 76% of the total
votes cast against it.
the
approval by
lacking
meeting
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2324)
to
of
from
each
its
in
the
bank.
EUA
outstanding
the
of
that
of
Bank
of
to
will
the
be
Rhode
that
retired
Blackstone
company's gas
The Bank
Island
Providence
contemplates
notes
retirement
divestment
loans
EUA
National
to
prior
from
bonds
to
the
in
Hospital
the
extent
Dec. 30,
proceeds
connection
Blackstone pro¬
30, 1960, and
meet
Its
cash
requirements
for
construction
purposes
during 1961
through the issuance and sale of $4,000,000 of unsecured promissory
notes, $2,000,000 of such notes to be sold to the Industrial National
poses
to
pay
its
short-term
notes
properties.
outstanding
on
Dec.
i
£
Volume
192
Number
6011
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Bank
of Providence and the other $2,000,000 to the Rhode Island Hos-
pital
Trust
standing
Co.
Service
->
Montaup
proposes, to pay its short-term notes out¬
30, 1960, through the issuance and sale of $2,500,000
promissory notes to First National.
First National has
of. unsecured
A.
With
The
.
corporation
SEC
the
York,
25,
100,000
$3
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
through
proceeds
to
are
be
Albion
Service-Hodgdon
Sept.
Co..
with
cent)
one
Inc..
plant
short
a
They
^
Bond
&
Share
New
system
Bond
the
of
improvements,
term
loan
purchase of
working capital.
and
of
Co.—Exemption Granted—
is
the
upon
listing of
exchange.
of
One
the
in United Gas be
reduced
from
(3.88% ),
that it
terminate
present
common
is
held
by
Share,
Bond
lieved
and
holdings
which
Gas
&
Share
interest
to
required
by
as
of
Share
and
United
not
to
nature
Bond
the
service
dispose
that
to
found
light
Gas
of
that,
with
would
Elec¬
Escambia
of
the
the
United
joint
Chemical
Corp.,
companies
of
revealed
in
the
of
case
former
some
associates
a
former
associates
practices
as
the
and
further
Commission
procedures
cliepts.—V.
pany
condition
to
imposed
of
Ebasco
restrictions
numerous
in
the
Minn,
PROCEEDS—The
company's
net
working
•
proceeds
capital,
expansion.
a
to
of
is
analysis
and
research,
the
and
of
of
States
CAPITALIZATION
;
1951.
for
At
Common
Class B
stock
(par
convertible
192,
the
the
laws
EFFECT
all
also
TO
cents)
Electro-Science
In
its
largest
to
research,
■
FINANCING
57,000 shs.
The
investment
ment
in
commitment
represents well
Dakota
silicon
Inc.,
and
germanium
include
which
million
of ESI's
Knapic Electro-Physics,
of
$3.5
some
20%
in
transistors,
ESI's
the
past
total
the
world's
States
firm
in
portion
units
supplies
the
President
of
in
an
1957
to
40%
estimated
an
2221.
p.
some
the
of
used
crystals
in
the
133
million
units
in
1961."—V.
EHicott
Machine
corporation
of
Corp.—Japanese Agreement—
Baltimore,
Md.,
has
entered
into
This
Azuma,
by
Allan
W.
Under
of
Michio
all
Mund,
the
sizes
cations
cluded
will
President
terms
and
which
of
types
will
be
agreement was made public in
Managing
of
this
in
be
Ellicott
of
Kokan,
for
river
to
customers
harbor
and
improvements,
canals
waterways, land reclamation, production of sand and gravel,
as
fying
the
as
ment
company
pipes,
was
in
a
established
nearly
50
in
1912
years,
it
as
a
has
manufacturer
grown
of
steel
the largest
into
tubes
has
of
is
is
president
and
man
Epps Industries,
Inc.—Additional Financing Details—
Our Dec. 5 issue reported the Nov. 30
UNDERWRITING—The
purchase
the
underwriters
number
of
below
have
common
stock
named
that
planned
is
shares
of
set
is
the
working
to
added
11747
manufacture
President
been
has
been
he
was
obligations.
North
Vose St.,
fractional
of
horse¬
Director
and
the
of
company
active in various West Coast enter¬
elected President of
the Farallone
192,
1609.
p.
Atlantic and Florida areas
soon
it
as
ready-to-serve
a
ration
of
in
be
current
at
.
full
a
on
immediately
effected,
modified milk
day's
diet
weight-reducing
900-calorie
a
it
and
on
a
announced
was
drink,
one
quart
of
diet
supplying
the
are
considered
the
that
basis
health. It comes in two flavors, vanilla
will be marketed through the established
as well as through other retail
normal
for
The
product
product distribution,
dairy
192,
be
can
company.
elements
chocolate.
The
'
2017.
p.
'
^
•
.
.*
steel
they
1492
ceremonies
and
recommended
Inc.—Common
Co.,' will
will
act
solicit
Dealer
main
of
purpose
without
Curtis
&
the
Of
to
possible
trusts
and
or
each
the
from
and
with
of
treasurer.
president,
assets
for
to
a
be
of
grpup
exchanged
of
of
capital
and
and
than
more
after
2%
the
of
completion
selling stockholders will receive all
this
of
Manage¬
which
under
investment
include
Paul
and
for
William
F.
Bennett
vice-
Morton,
are
chair¬
also
State Street Investment Corp.
and
proceeds
paper,
the
EARNINGS—For
reported
pany
with
compared
in
Sales
stock
1959
for
through
six
company
consecutive
44
months
Sept,
June
30,
the
1960,
com¬
has paid cash dividends on its common
beginning in
1916.
Dividends paid
years
amounted
1960,
1,
to
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
the
ended
net sales of $25,193,366 and net income of $1,928,788,
$19,740,287 and $1,363,506 for the like period of 1959.
were
$41,152,198 and net income $2,862,859.
DIVIDENDS—The
company's
shares
125,000
stock of $1
will
cents
42"/2
share.
per
after giving effect to the sale of
consist of 2,429,000 shares of com¬
and $8,000,000 of long-term debt.-
par
UNDERWRITING—The
names
of
the
several
underwriters
of
the
'
stock
common
the
and
respective
number
of
shares
to
be
purchased
them severally are as follows:
Shares
Shares
Paine,
Jackson
Webber,
Curtis
&
44,500
Blyth
& Co., Inc
Kidder, Peabody & Co.___„
Higginson
Merrill
the
advisory
Cabot,
C.
of the
products
Corp.
Brothers
Lynch,
Fenner
&
Weld
Hayden,
—V.
&
—
Co
&
Stone
192,
11,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
F. S. Smithers & Co
8,500
8,500
William R. Staats & Co.__
Tucker, Anthony &
R. L. Day
—
American Securities Corp.
Brown, Lisle & Marshall
8,500
H.
ll,000
Inc
Co.,
Estabrook
lnc.__
& Co., Inc.
Co., Inc
Barney
White,
&
11,000
Smith,
Smith,
Blair
11,000
11,000
11,000
Pierce,
-
&
Co
11,000
8,500
C.
M. Byllesby
&
8,500
6,000
6,000
Co.,
Inc.
—
E. Unterberg,
Towbin Co
Eichler & Co
8,500
Bateman,
8,500
Irving Lundborg & Co.—__
6,000
6,000
3,000
3,000
1609.
p.
Sales
listed
—V.
New
own
company,
which was incorporated in 1914, mar¬
in
practically all
types
of
industries,
including
chemical, petroleum and gas, metals, food processing
textiles.
It is a leading manufacturer of industrial instruments
recording and controlling temperature, pressure,
flow, humidity
other
process
variables.
its
the Fund to diversify its invest¬
ments among /Various companies,
industries and groups of industries
rather than
to concentrate in
any
particular industry.
The major
portion of the assets of the Fund normally will be invested in securities
the
to
shares
$800,000,000.
the
be
&
respectively, of Harvard College, whose
treasurer,
exceed
will
Research
contract
Fund
Cabot
Messrs.
330,000
will
and
and
by
.
of
and
respectively, of
deputy
a
continue
shares.
The proceeds of the 125,000 shares sold by
be used to cover the costs of additional warehouse
facilities, including domestic and foreign locations.
plant
pulp
shares of
growth
president,
Bennett,
of
BUSINESS—The
kets
of
is to provide investors
with a method of diversi¬
loss for Federal Income
management,
the
will
86,000
company
or
Street
into
Fund
Officers
the
services.
George F.
entered
have
Boston
furnish
State
and
trust
aggregate
an
PROCEEDS—The
offer.
The investment objective
long-term
Fund
125,000 shares are being sold by
the company
86,000 shares are being sold for the account of
stockholders.
The selling stockholders
represent six
Fund
gain
sale
remaining
selling
stock,
Great
Co.
;
the
Offered—Paine, Webber,
associates offered for public
and
offering,
the
and
certain
the
mon
Manager
i
realizing
192,
officials.—V.
6, 211,000 shares of the company's common stock
priced at $42 per share.
-
deposits of securites
.
city
and
Dec.
on
in
Stock
,
as
state
Foxboro Co.—Common Stock
Jackson
Exchange
diversified invest¬
Fund.
Jersey
1878.
p.
while
exchange
Federal
,
New
were
191,
V.
sale.
has
accept
the
p.
beneficial.
Northern
Great
and
•
that
believe
a modern, fireproof, completely air-conditioned,
brick structure of 30,000 square-foot area, with
parking area of 25,000 square yards. Participating
will be
building
in
Montana
representation
Northern
Electronics, Inc.—New Plant—
off-the-street
Lee
and
on
un¬
Ground-breaking ceremonies were held at 75 Factory Place for a
efficient plant to be occupied early next year by this electronics
of Cedar Grove, New Jersey's Industrial Village.
Great
Federal,
authorized capital of 150,000
an
seek
to
POLICY—It
forth
Stock Sold—An
new,
presently licensed
Minnesota,
limited
only
at the time of the exchange.
is
combined
severally
$16,404,052 $13,586,217
manufacturer
automobile
in
business.
newly
a
who
the
treasurer
offering of 100,000
shares of the company's $1 par common stock at $3 per
share. Additional financing details follow:
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$1,824,632
which is located
Francisco.— V.
as
the
Foto-Video
through acquisition of Great Northern
mutually
Fund,
Sachs &
of
chairman,
Japan.
p.
has begun the marketing of its new milk diet product,
of
the Rockies,
with
distribution scheduled
to
basis
as
of
will
its
of
shares
701.
241,000
192,
west
by
outlets.—V.
the
in
engaged
*/
its
Great
and
that
Fund,
dealers
Co.
sale
current
outstanding
shares.—V.
Dairies, Inc.—New Product—
constitutes
channels
the
Street
related
and
tube
company
suc¬
was
income.
latter
and
to
be
MANAGEMENT—The
The
agreed
6
necessary
and
has
Middle
the
Forti-cal
which
which
stock.
Fund
unique position in the Japanese heavy industry
by combining steel making, shipbuilding and other affiliated enterprises.
in
in
will
He
San
900,
Lehman
Nippon Kokan holds
manufacturer
it
Northern
80%.
over
states,
in
directors of
their holdings
future
of
nutritional
1609.
Tax purposes
and
well
other
and
the
Angeies.
when
1934
Co.
Dec.
on
incorpo¬
was
specializing
holding large blocks of acceptable securities
mineral recovery.
and
for
fifty
will
PURPOSE—The
will build dredges
designs and specifi¬
throughout Japan.
In¬
Ellicott
the
of
have
1,500,000
of
.
production of miniature and subminiature
be handled by brokers in New York, San
the
issue
founding.
nation-wide
depositary for the Fund prior to Feb. 1,
The minimum single exchange is set at $50,000
shares
offices
:
completion
will
stocks
common
proceeds, $186,000 will
will be applied against
engaged
in
Los
company
begin
.
Northern
Northern
The States of
states.
12
companies,
of
Goldman,
for
and
Machine.
with
Transfer
deposited with Morgan Guaranty Trust
securities
joint announce¬
a
Nippon
in
stockholders
common
agreement, Nippon Kokan
delivered
dredges
Director
accordance
The
is
Valianos
N.
since
Forti-cal
Minn.
company
Great
effective,
OFFERING—Great
all
The Fund has
licensing and cooperative manufacture for dredges and dredging
equipment in Japan with Nippon Kokan Kabushiki Kaisha (Japan Steel
& Tube Ccrp.) of
Tokyo, Japan, one of Japan's leading steel producers
ment
1952.
Great
made
two
York
1961.
agreement
an
for
and shipbuilders.
Corpo¬
operate as a separate company under the
of
directors
and
with
its own officers
Federal
p.
are
non-diversified
^
company,
and
ana
its
Packing
less securities having a market value of at least $20,000,000
New
The
John
prises
offering price is the net asset value, $1,000 per
share, and the exchange will not be consummated un¬
192,
to
company's intention to
making investments and
.
Upon
.
the
Calif.,
capacitors.* The
Public
...
.
closed-end
a
1960—Month—1959
balance
the
motors
Francisco
change for blocks of securities of established companies.
United
semi-conductors," said Dr. Dean Knapic,
Electro-Physics.
"This represents a substantial,/
industry wihch has grown in output from eight million
Knapic
license
a
under the Small
is also registered under
Executive
1
—
1492.
p.
and
power
formed
ment company designed to appeal to substantial inves¬
tors, is making an offering of its common stock in ex¬
crystals for use in semi-conductive devices
rectifiers, diodes, solar cells and infrared
the
Fishrhan Co. Inc.—Sales Higher-
Hollywood,
stock of the Colonial Life
corporation founded in 1897
insurance,
both
Offer—The
manufacture of
of
in
1952.
the
of
Federal
producers
as
stocks,
concerns.
company
authorized
an
PROCEEDS—Of
and
This
applications.
"Our
192,
capital
invest¬
month.
largest
is
to
states
Federal,
192,
granted
was
in
of
derwriting group headed by Thomas Jay, Winston & Co.,
Inc., Beverly Hills, Calif, on Dec. 1 offered 150,000 shares
of the company's no-par common stock at $2 a share.
Lloyds
of
Minneapolis
which
was
limited liability basis from 1913 until
of
The board
—V.
within
of
by
Northern's
of
total assets.
is one
in
account
the
of
affiliation
Texas,
of Palo
stock.
common
Knapic Electro-Physics brings
to
over
and
Stock
laws
company
company
1940
preferred
business
i
board
own
business
licensed
stock
Dallas,
of
Act
Conn.
the
of
Foremost
.■%*•.•%
North
is
and
the
will
concerns
to
agreed
was
CO.!-The
staff.
number
1960
The
$1,985,260
—V.
Great Northern is active, including
those named above.. Federal is a large multiple line company offering
nearly all forms of insurance and is able to offer life insurance
through its subsidiary,
Colonial., The
boards
of
directors
and
the
100,000 shs.
of
offer
continue
its
transacts
a
shares,
(M.H.)
at,
casualty
PURPOSE OF THE
it
acquired over 80% equity in Knapic Electro-Fhysics, Inc.,
Alto, Calif., for the sum of $2 million. The equity is in the form
debentures
and
exchange
and
:
small
stock
one-story,
will
and
debentures,
of
Bridgeport,
such
an
the
and
Outstanding
has
convertible
Jersey
Minnesota
of
lire
of
■'
-
.
:
Electro-Science
date,
laws
incorporation
Northern
Investors, Inc.—Acquires Control—
investment
capital
the
New
unincorporated
of
management
.<
of
a
Underwriter
an
direction
the ;
contracts
■%
PRESENT
%If
Company
21,
investment
1958.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Minneapolis,
Minneapolis,
company
INSURANCE
of
business
business
Sales
continuously 'engaged since that time in writing various
the
on
date
the
March
on
Act of
CAPITALIZATION
of
1960.
Minneapolis,
Building,
Banx
America,
in
since
Building
shares
common
under
the
common
$15,000
Minneapolis,
of
Bank
the
organized
was
investment company.
It is
in two general types of activities:
BUSINESS—The
19,
Dec.
Bank
of
of
insurance.
the
to
operated
the1
of
100,000 shs.
-
.
.
been
life
under
cessor
the
2,000,000 shs.
•
•
Bank
CO.—The
97%
owns
of
Co.
of
rated
and
with
under
y
Authorized
10
to
Northwestern
company
small
a
Investment
are
'
,
before
or
National
National
GREAT' NORTHERN
-
principal
company
—'
stock (par 20 cents)
1609.
p.
under
instruments,
,
—V.
added
research
as
convertible
insurance.
present
■"
Force.
GIVING
be
and
magnetic
Air
will
equipment,
forms
■; I.
:
design in connection
frequency interference; and
radio
design
United
offering
-
incorporated
was
development
control
development
with
company
on
Oct.
19,
Texas
business
the
used
":|
BUSINESS—The
State
of
be
....
on
First
sale
(1)
:
.
Federal
Insurance
Offered—The
Hills, Texas, publicly offered' 100,000 shares of its 100 par common stock at
$3 per share
on Nov. 23 via James C. Tucker
& Co., Inc.
' ' 'V
National
First
the
to
small
business
concerns,
and
(2)
providing such concerns
consulting and advisory services in the fields of finance, managemeht* arid marketing."" First Connecticut intends to invest * in bonds,
incorporated under
the laws of New Jersey in 1901 and has been in business continuously
since
that
date.
Federal
and
its
wholly-owned
subsidiary, Vigilant
Insurance Co., are engaged in the business of fire, marine, casualty,
fidelity and surety insurance.
>
*
/
'
company of Westlake
f""
"
effective
made
AGENTS:
INSURANCE
FEDERAL
.
Co.—Common/Stock
offer.
Northwestern
or
which has
Electro-Mechanics
,
—
with
Offer—The company
1
Co.
of
loans
exchange
Department,
Department,
com¬
\
Trust
-
the
vpon
servicing of its utility
the
from
Ford Electronics Corp.—Common
Northern.
Investment
offering
management
exchange
such
been
EXCHANGE
practices
in certain
192,,p. 2221.
have
partners
, the
general
offering.
the
Great
of
proceeds
used
and
of
expenses
accept
has
rate
involving non-associates.
granting of the exemption
the
be
•
not found in situations
were
a
will
commissions,
share
offer
might be construed to reflect a laxity and casualness
procedures," that such companies received more extensive services than
non-associate clients, and that certain terms and
arrangements with
Accordingly,
application,
approximately
plus
$361,500
Public
engage
offer will expire at 3:30 p.m., C.S.T.,
on
Dec. 19, 1960. Federal may,' however, extend the offer beyond that
date (but in no event beyond Feb. 28, 1961) but only if the exchange
"certain
which
offering
EXPIRATION—The
,
The Commission also examined into the services
rendered by Ebasco
Services Inc., a wholly-owned
subsidiary of Bond & Share, to its public
utility clients, including particularly former associates of. Bond & Share.
This
interest
all
Northern
Bond %
.
.
the
Business
—
the company for investment in small business
with its investing and operating policies.
Connecticut
of
operate
Inc., and Samuel J. <Gorlitz
and Investor Service Securities
Inc.
Service
by
Business Investment
offer is conditioned and will become ef¬
fective upon acceptance thereof by the holders of not less than 95%
of
the
outstanding capital > stock of Great Northern, with Federal
reserving the right to make the exchange offer effective if the holders
of
not
less
than
85%
of
the
outstanding
capital stock of Great
stock.
bv
State
the
CONDITION—The
petrochemical
a
between the
exemption.
'
Av .
the
Gas
ownership
paid
and
of Hodgdon & Co.,
Investor
of
of
other
each
contemplation of the Holding "
and Share's proposal to be-"
appropriate to relieve Bond &
all
of
Offered
BUSINESS—The
is offering to exchange 100,000 of its shares and $4 par
capital stock for shares of capital stock of Great North¬
ern Insurance Co., at the rate
of one Federal share for
of
Bond
that
to
used
accordance
to
Federal Insurance Co.—Exchange
changes
position'
a
they
of
PROCEEDS—Net
be
a
its
of
is
which
for
Small
the
formed
them in exchange for their agree¬
assign their right,
title,
and
leases
and
contracts
to
the partnership.
manage
the shopping center for a fee
certain
Inc.
partnership,
the
in
given
property
principal
a
accrued
defray
the
of
relationship
a
of
these
hold
not
,
nership
commitment,
of
is
proceeds
&
re¬
acquire 27%
dissolution
1949
as
venture
rental
gross
purpose
of
Bond
Commission
to
to
permitted
Share
&
concluded
denial
to
the
of
Service
joint
a
Stock
5
225,000
company's common stock at a price of
$10 per share was made on Dec. 8 by Hill, Darlington
& Grimm.
The offering marks the first public sale of
the company's common stock.
to
purchase the shopping center
land
from
the
joint venture.
The balance of the proceeds will be
applied
toward
the
equity
financing
for • the
construction
of the
shopping center.
The
prospectus -spates
that in the event all of
the units offered are not sold prior to May
1, 1961, the partnership
will refund the entire purchase price to the purchasers of the units.
In
such event, the underwriters have agreed to refund to the part¬
interest
employee
or
eligible
Pursuant
with
within
Gas
involve
require
of
subholding company of Bond & Share,
series
of
dispositions which reduced its
a
in
further
did
venture,
officer
be
was
company,
it was
commitment to dispose of
its
Commission
Share
&
United
that,
Chairman
Board
units
were
real
to
and
Enterprises,
Center
Connecticut.
shares
the purpose of acquiring the shopping center
it for transfer to the partnership. Tne members
are A.
Dana Hodgdon and Investor Service Inc.
66
which
principal
net
■•.■'■v
•
First
Common
offering by the partnership is to obtain funds
purchase the shopping center land and provide equity financing
the
construction
of
a
shopping
center
on
such land.
Of the
for
to 500,000 shares
commitment
stock.
Share
Commission
of
(4.9% )
efforts
securities
national
a
stock
best
a
general partners,
limited partner, have entered into
of the partnership, the purpose of
income and is to have the exclusive right to
agent for future sale of the shopping center at a commission
exceed
5%
of the sales price.
A. Dana Hodgdon,
a
general
to
a
to
former
conditions,
and
Act
previous
a
connection
a
The
Share's
However,
investment
an
The
the
upon
1
director,
future.
Gas
made
4.9%,*
and
subsidiary
the
of
in
Co.,
has
affiliate
an
Company
come
other
in
of
as
The
service
Bond &
stock
stock
&
on
as
Inc.
relationship with that company,
directorship between the companies which
United
when
Power & Light
Bond
its
in
Share
of
made
was
United
tric
any
Gas
Bond
entire
the
or
United
of
Share
Bond
640,498 shares
Walker, President
eliminated, and that no
Share
&
director
that
George
be
&
\v<V'''
requires
that
the
Bond
■••••
conditions
received
transfer
partner,
Holding
and
securities
a
Inc.,
for
venture
but
to
3%
act
Share
&
have
interest
on Dec. 8, the SEC granted an application
Co. for exemption from the
principal provi¬
Company Act as an incident to that company's
conversion into a registered investment
company.
The exemption was
conditioned upon the taking of various
steps by Bond & Share to limit
its existing relationships with United Gas
Corp. and with public utility
companies v/hich were formerly associated with the Bond & Share
Electric
joint
ment
Shopping
1960,
holding
and
cash
no
to
In a decision announced
,
of
sions
the
not
Electric
23,
property
of
notification
(par
Securities
as
formation
Service
to
Investor
for
used
equipment, retirement of
new
filed
1960,
shares
share,
per
Investor
Inc.,
the
for
underwriters,
as
underwriting commission of $J0 per unit sold.
acquire 5.7 acres of property and to develop, own and
operate such property as a shopping center.
The property, located
on
Broad Street in Falls Church, Va., is presently owned by Investor
Y..
N.
The
at
Nov.
on
covering
offered
be
is
listed
are
•
an
and
Service
agreement
which
Files
—
Inc.
Hodgdon
Investor
an
on
Engineered Products, Inc., Miami, Fla.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Dana
and
granted participation in $1,750,000 of the proposed notes to the follow¬
ing banks in the ampunts indicated:
The National Shawmut Bank of
$625,000; State Street Bank & Trust Co., Boston,
$375,000;
The First National City Bank of New York, $500,000; and The Hanover
Bank, New York, $250,000—V. 191, p. 101.
Boston,
Edlund
Securities
basis and will receive
Dec.
on
(2325)
York
of
policy
Stock
Exchange.
Franklin
Period End
Stores Corp.—Sales
Nov. 30—
192,
p.
Off—
1960—Month—1959
$3,846,350
1960—5 Mos.—1959
$4,085,297 $18,281,928 $19,298,429
1912.
below;
EXPIRATION—The
Shares
California
.
—V.
Investors-,:——————-
3,000
Flomenhaft, Seidler & Co. Inc.——
192, p. 2221.
sale
at
a
price
of
v'any
per
unit.
Hodgdon &
the
CO.,
Inc., and Investor
time
following
1823 Jefferson
of $1,000
1961
period,
Offering—%
Place, N. W„ Washington, D. C.,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 5, 1960, covering
480
units of limited -Partnership
interests/to be offered for public,
partnership
1,
securities
Falls Plaza Ltd.—Partnership Proposes
The
Feb.
97,000
deposits
on
uhless
Fund
initial
will
deposit as
during
the
cost.
issue
well
of
as
their
tax costs
and
report,
Fund
termination'
depositor
each
period
this
The
Following
to
deposit
the. issuance
without
period for depositing securities will expire
extended.
for
a
then
period
may
have
up
of
listing
all
weeks
three
withdraw
to
10
their
days
which
to
reject', deposited
and
diversification
securities,
of
its
in
order
portfolio.—V.
to "achieve
192,
p.
the
1301.
desired
'
The
the
be
N.
corporation
covering
SEC
offered at $5
Nov. 25, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
60,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to
share, through Alessandrini & Co., Inc., New York,
on
per
Y.
The
proceeds
are
to be used for general corporate purposes.
in
'
balance
Freoplex, Inc., East Brunswick, N.J.—Files With SEC
deposit
the
market values. At
and
depositors
will
of
report
a
Frouge
nounced
Corp.—Private Placement—Dec. 2 it was an¬
$1,250,000 of the company's secured sub-
that
Financial Chronicle
I
The Commercial and
6
(2326)
Van
notes,
1972,
due
were
The
has
Bank
Manhattan
been
offered
be
The
at
$2
SEC
has
issued
authorizing
the
shares
order
issuance
N.
The
of its
J.t
securities- of
and
announced
Investment
the
under
Act
Company
via
Fundamental Investors, Inc., Elizabeth,
for substantially all of the cash
fcuren
Corp., an Illinois corporation, it was
Van
by
2.—V.
Dee.
on
an
192,
New
for
Corp.—$4 Million
totaling approximately $4 million for turbine equipment
Force and Navy have been received by the Garrett's
orders
both
Phoenix,
\
such
and motors for
.
A ' test stands and port¬
able engine analyzers for inspection and field maintenance on any of
the
numerous
current
or
projected
gas
turbine engines built by
AiResearch for Navy auxiliary power, for either aircraft or ground use.
A similar mobile test unit has been proposed to the Air Force.—V. 192,
P- 1397.'. "
V ' V"
•.
The
the
Air
Force
calls
contract
air turbine starters
for
fighter-bomber.
Republic F-1C5
The
.
estimated
PROCEEDS—The
..
Navy order consists of mobile gas turbine
will
will
utilized
be
offering;
.
technical
?
.
via
offered
New York City,
company's common
fort"
issued
A
BUSINESS^-The
business
production
ment,
the
of
marketing
and
controls
for
a
offering
this
of
stock,
which
of
G-nera!
will
the
is
A
4fv>
made
was
occurred
4',;.,
in
in
1959.—V.
September,
prices
silicone
in
191,
to
-
Bache
DeHaven
See
Basic It c.,
'
above.—V.
—V.
2518.
191, p.
Precision,
Subcontracts—
Inc.—Awarded
Co.,
8,000
8,000
CoA
Inc
1610. "
p.
•
: "'A.'A
and
plastic pipe industries,
These products include
fittings, galvanized and brass fittings and couplings, fire
hose, high-impact polystyrene and P.V.C. plastic fittings,
industrial hose and fittings and rubber matting.UNDERWRITING >
Schrijver
<;
<;
'
to
sell,
follows:
as
Name
&
—-V.
192,
30,000
A-''■■■■■?',>:
Corp., Pittsburgh,
Leasing
Pa.—Files With
Commission—
share, through McKelvy &
proceeds are to go;-to selling
per
•The
•>
•
V-
■'
A*
•'
Corp.: .of
Insurance
Co.—Division Expands—
85,000
——:_3— 10,000
SEC
$45
at
.' A
'
—;
*—.
—
corporation on Nov. 25, 1960, filed a letter of
covering 1,000 shares of common stock (par
The
the
'
.-in-A-——_______
/
Co.
Securities and Exchange
4,000
L'
■
899.
p.
Industrial
4,000
' A- •
,
Shares
Co.__
&
Brod
T.
A.
.
underwriters for whom .
and the shares of com¬
to use tneir best , efforts '
:
Stern
&
Herzfeld
'
the
of
names
j
•
Schrijver
\
The
—
& Co. is acting as representative
which they have severally agreed
are
".'.-cbrA■
A'"
.
stock
mon
Mosley-.
3 ' 4,000
& Co.—.——_—
2,000
t,..A
,
4,000
Inc.d'—
<jo.,
•?
•,. / '
A.
incorporated in Florida in 1953, is a
of various products related to the in¬
^
,
company,
distributor
and
garden
ar.d
Yeatman-,
Inc.'*a
Newburger
r
Grace &
(W. R.)
•
.
notification with
$5) to be offered
' ^ - ^ .A
stockholders. ,,; v ;.'
)'A
'' a
' .■A.=' A;:'
A a ,'¥"
.'•; ■
Co.; Pittsburgh, Pa
.
„
J,
America—Acquires^- ;';'
The
corporation announced
in Indianapolis on Dec.; 6, the ac¬
expansion program is announced'
R. Grace
quisition of Pollaifd-Shore, Inc., a Milwaukee company specializing in
& Co. for its Polymer Chemicals Division; "v"
pension life insurance, and . said the acquisition; paves the way for
Included in the plastics expansion is a 504&
increase in production AICA'S full entry into the life insurance field. , '
A),
facilities at
the Baton Rouge, La., hgih density polyethylene plant *
The
announcement made by Mark H. Kroll,
President, estimated
and
additions
to
tne
Po^mer Ljt.emivo.is Lu»iS'.on'$ product line, of
earnings of the new subsidiary, acquired through an exchange of stock,
a
complete range of polystyrene resins.
at between $50,000. and $100,000 oexore, u.-txes for the fiscal year end¬
In announcing the program, J. Peter Grace, President, W. R. Grace
ing April 30. 1961.
Mr. Kroll said Polland-Shore presently has more
&
Co., said:
"This plastics expansion program equips our Polymer -; than $10 .million of, life insurance in lorce with an annual premium
Chemicals Division with a well-rounded range of plastics resins.
The
in, excess
of
$400,000.
"More important,"
the ICA President told
expansion re-emphasizes W.
R. Grace's, belief in the bright ■ future
shareholders, "this acquisition provides a springboard and paves" our
of
the
plastics
and packaging industries find the . continually in-;
way for full entry into the life insurance
field."
: Aa : a
creasing role that Grace intends to pia^ as a plastics °iua«.c»i.u sup¬
Mr. Kroll said
all indications-point to ICA's most profitable year. .
plier."—V. 192, p. 1195. v -AAA,
' i■ ;A',,a'", ■"„./A■ •
He reported the company is now writing more than $200,000 a month
A
General
Co.,
&
Suplee;
8,000
—
&
Marache
192,
-
-
Bodine.
&
&
Robinson
V
■
.
pipe
plastic
in-
aA'-'aA
•
.-.
Co.—_
&
>
hose
dustrial
-
;
Hallowell,A Sulzberger,.
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.A
8,000
Townsend,
&
Crouter
Bioren
9,000
Co.—
Granoery,-
Corp.—Delisted—
*
.
A'A,Shares
41,000
Co
&
Stroud
Pacific
General
'
forth below;-
Shares
Drexel &
1218.
p.
BUSINESS—The
manufacturer
'
be made by GE
reduction in the price of silicone fluids and
June of
this year.
A previous cut, also of
reduction
second
e
months.
five
emulsions
stock set
common
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—__
ti
v
headquarters
'
porate purposes.
supplies plant security
to industrial and
additional
the
a
proceeds from the sale are intended to be used
toward the purchase of new machinery, for additional inventory, for
the repayment of certain
corporate indebtedness, and for other cor¬
and uniformed guard and in¬
commercial customers...
PROCEEDS—'Net proceeds from the sale of the stock will be used
to replenish working capital, repay bank loans with the balance added
to general funds of the company to be' Used eventually for expansion.
—V. 192, p. 1610.
;
v • "
UNDERWRITING—The
underwriters
named below have 1 severally
agreed to purchase from the company the respective number of shares
of
the company's common stock
125,000 shares of
share. .'Vy
!
8,
PRGC'EEDS—Net
\/
with
Inc.
Systems,
Security
,
Rubber Co., Inc. — Common Stock
headed by Schrijver & Co. offered on
at $4 per
vestigatory services
immediately.
This
Dec.
"
"
final
Offered—A group
Systems, Inc. — Common Stock Of¬
banking group headed by Drexel
Globe
—
Philadelphia,
be
announced
has
/..
such
operation, with
Industrial Hose &
investment
BUSINESS
Co.—Cuts Silicone Prices—
Electric
company
1397.
p.
price of $10 per share.
a
further price reductions in the price
of silicone antifoam compounds and antifoam emulsions.
GE's Silicone
Products Department in Waterford, N, Y., said the reductions would
decrease, the- pr.ee. of silicone
antifoam compounds by 20 cents per
pound and Antifoam 60 emulsion by 10 cents per pound.
The price
decrease,
representing about 4%
on
both lines, goes into effect
The
192,
of our industry," Mr. Shillito said.
precision products as transistor clips
considerable savings in tooling, production .;
unit cost."^—V. 192, p.- 1815. .
? A
, *
.-Va'a;;
of the big needs
one
manufactures
fast
and
time,
Outstanding
'*294,964 shs.
Authorized
1,000,000 shs.
.
still
is
one.
FINANCING
Dec. 8 a new. issue of 100,000
shares of the company's no-par value common stock at
com¬
upon
company
in
& Co. offered publicly on
of 500,000 shares of authorized
oustanding.—V. 1S2, p. 1397.
consist
will
shares
320.980
at
of
capitalization
CAPITALIZATION—The
pletion
estimated
proceeds
net
"...
cents
10
Security
fered—An
$165,000 will be allo¬
cated as follows: $50,000 for the sales prtgram; $25,000 for a demon¬
stration laboratory; $20,000 for new facilities and the balance estimated
at $70,000 will be added to the general funds for working capital.
FROCEEDS—'The
(par
stock.—V.
Globe
automating
in
use
develop¬
the
of
consists
company
of
costs,
."Masterite
does not include 30,000 shares of common stock to be
if the holders of options exercise their rights to purcnase
and
as
common
machinery,
'
*This figure
„
basis.
inuustrial
in
stock
Common
5
'
:
-
prospectus 100,000 shares of the
stock at $2 per share on a '"best ef¬
Dec.
a
after ex¬
company,
EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Bertner Bros. & Earl Edden Co., both of
the
to
follows;
land;
for
$37,000
proceeds
net
•
connectors,
,
$60,000 for'selling, advertising and promotion; and
additional working capital.
J ''■
J:'/.
company's
Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
General Automation
by large food- *
glass products
?■"
aggregate
as
Masterice
circuit
$244,000. It is anticipated that such proceeds
Approximately $15,000 for expenses of the
$60,000 for making new boat molds, industrial applications,.
and
field researcn;
$72,000 to pay the mortgages on tne
penses,
Board Chairman, on Nov. 28 announced the purchase
Industries, Ingiewood, Calif.,
manufacture of printed
electronic contaccs, and precision electrical assem¬
blies.
Tne
transactiont for MASterite,' with a current annual sales
race
of
approximately $1 million, was lor an unuisclosed amount
of common stock,
■ a..
t
,
; ■
Barry
J. Shillito, Houston Fearless President, said that Masterite ,
has
shown
outstanding growth during recent years.
He attributed
this
to
the
company's introduction of the
unique four-slide, tnetal
forming operation to .the Wes- coast.
' }
"Reliable
electronic
hardware,
produced in quantity at sensible
Dietrich,
Noah
of
of designing, manufactur¬
the business
chains,
y
-
in
selling fiber glass boats, display cabinets utilized
together with various other custom made liber
as laundry vats and display signs.
ing,
producer of small
Ariz.,
shop
Street, Hialeah, Fla.
The company is engaged
t
the- Air
AiRcsearch; Manufacturing Division,
gas turbines and related equipment.
and
incorporated under the laws of the
1959. Its main executive offices,, sales
facilities are located at 1071 East 52nd
30.
June
on
warehousing
Corp.—Acquires—
Fearless
Houston
was
company
Delaware
of
office,
192, p. 898.
presented for exenange.— V,
being
before
debentures
'
BUSINESS—The
Contracts-
Manhattan
Chase
efforts"
$3 per share, on a "best
basis.
2121.
p.
a
100 par common stock at
State
Garrett
Offered—Martinelli
Inc., 79 Wall St., New York City, publicly offered
Dec. 5 prospectus, 100,000 sharej ot tne company's
& Co.,
net asset value
at
Exchange Debentures—
Hotels Corp.—To
Bank, trustee for the corporation's 6% sub¬
ordinated
sinking fund debentures,
due 1984, announced that these
debentures will be available, in deiinitive torm, on and after Dec. 12,
19oG, in exchange for temporary debentures at the bank's corporate
agency department, 80 Pine Street, New York,
N. Y. Common stock
purcnase
warrants, ix any, should be detached from the temporary
The
<
Corp.—Common Stock
scores
purchase
Hilton
machines,, for
vending
purchase
to be used to
working capital.
are
for
and
Glas Foam
Inc.—Acquisition Cleared—
Fundamental Investors,
on
retail
men's
The
per
proceeds
inventory
Weber & Heilbroner, Inc. which operates a chain
in the New York area.
will constitute the first major acquisition in the
company's plans for the diversification of its opeiations. -V. 192, p. 114,
of
Nov. 25, 1960, filed a letter of notification with
140,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents) to
snare, through J. K. Holt
Co., Denvef, colo.
corporation
covering
SEC
the
appointed transfer agent of
the Sl-par-value common stock of the corporation.
The
Manufacturers
Trus^
company
has been appointed registrar
for the common stock of the corporation.-—V. 192, p. 2121.
Chase
...
.
sole owner of
the
also
Files With
—
Commission—
Exchange
and
Securities
Appointments—
The
Vending Corp., Denver, Colo.
Glamour
privately via
placed
Alstyne, Noel & Co., N. Y. City.
ordinated
12, 1£60
Monday, December
...
tiyr^.
plastics
major
.
GPL
Division,.
General
from
International
work
on
the
Bombing
The
-
equipment for the B-70
System,
it
was
announced
'
2.
hundred thousand
the experimental
several million dollars.
initir.l funding increase is in excess of several
The
total
cost
of. the
program
through
phase
prototype
The
in
curr«"t
raaar
Guidance
dollars.
and
subcontract
a
expand
to
Corporation
Doppier
Missile
received
has
Inc.
Machines
AN/ASQ-28/V/
Navigation
Dec.
on
Precision.
Business
value
the
U3AF
now
and
service
systems
tions
-
transistorized
-
-
-
(Quick Fix)
director of sales
Inc.
Tele-Signal
Program
according
fully
compact,
subcontracts
svstems
Modernization
to Robert Tate;Division—General
Precision,
GPL
for
to
run
Tele-Signal
company's
million
equipment.
to
Communication
$1
are
expected
the
of
Air
exceeds
is
major
using the Tele-Signal equipment is
fnrn^hed
for this program
has
many remote stations around the world.
installed
and
at
192,
1092..
p.
International Electronic Research
100-
fered—Public offering of
cf the company was
stock
General
Operating
revenues
Operating
expenses
income
Ohio—Earnings—
of
$1,639,258 $16,298,826 $15,196,881
1,058,558
10.867,387
9,723,719
180,800
1,455,100
1,620,300
135,292
1,452,500
1,394,117
$1,667,015
1 1,093,776
taxes__
158,300
146,049
„
taxes,
op?r.
Net
operating income
after
charges
Net
—V
192,
$264,608
$2,523,839
167,734
$268,890
148,040
$2,458,745
1,536,837
1,436,860
use
increase
inventories of raw
Balance
of
General Telephone
Feriod Each Oct. 31—
Co. of The Southwest—Earnings—
Operating
revenues—.™
Operaang,
expenses—__
Ctner
1,681,758
17,538,009
372,281
315,281
taxes—
operating
$25,524,690
15,894,536
3,529,815
1,692,694
$2,564,879 $27,605,268
$2,827,257
taxes—
inccme
1,776,805183,014
166,014
3,531,814
1,896,897
industries.
The
in
Net
operating
after
—V.
192,"
$495,157
$401,826
$4,638,548
$4,407,645
367,431
income
charges
301,848
3,421,941
3,345,448
—
1912.
p:
Geophysics Corp. of America—Common Stock Offered
—C.
E.
Unterberg, Towbin Co.
shares
of
share.
Of the total
for
the
the
account
of
divisions:
Division,
which
of
account
the
corporation
offering 18,750 shares
the
company,
The
the
Dec. 7 offered 50,000
at $14 per
on
the
of
being sold
are
and 31,250 shares
company
for
Wakefield,
Physics
Viron
Physics Research
in
organized
the
four
cents
in
the
and
Division
late
is
1958,
the
Physics
composed
David
the
of
Mann
of
engages
primarily in research
vironments
of
the
earth
and
planets,
and
prrblems
and
systems, and also engages
related instruments and pro¬
in
the
related
to
development
weaponry
and
concerning
atmospheres
space,
and
of
including
The
David
research
tcwarcs
nucl-ar
Mann
division
Co.
instruments.
and
of
Viron
The
applications.
division
was
and
sells
established
in the design, development and
use
in
atmospheric and
space
of 1960 to engage
plastic
balloons for
related
manufactures
develops,
The
beginning
manufacture
recently
W.
measuring
the
near
Physics
Svstems
division
was
this division will be oriented
L»e
development of systems relating to underseas warfare,'
propulsion and seawater conversion, and to ballistic missile
established.
It
planned
is
share.
'
.
.
Gulton Industries,
Metuchen,
firm
Gulton,
K.
Leslie
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—To
a
Inc.—Forms British Subsidiary—
that
Hardinge Manufacturing
additional
an
enlarged
muller,
automatic
plete paving
motive
sand
cupola charging floor, new core ovens,- new
sand handling and sand storage system, and
of
"wing", on
the
original
building,
a
shares
In
fcr
of
common
addition, to
iss-.mnce
shares
were
stock,
the
completion
of,
capitalization
out
shares
the
of
an
of
the
present
financing
sole
will consist of 402,887
authorized 1,000,000 shares.
company
outstanding,. 122,072- shares
were
reserved
the exercise of options of which options for 77 072
outstanding on Sept., 30, 1960.—V. 192, p. 1301.*
upon
a
had
Kat
Corporation's
purchase
of
the
Upon completion and execution of a final
be submitted
to all shareholders of Fashion
F
shion
factories
Park,
in
Inc.,
a
Rochester,
national
•••;
and
;-
prominence
•,
.
for
the
feed
indus ry.
companies said that final terms of the stock
by which Iml ;will acquire Bioferm are still
that negotiations are expected to be completed
by the end of the ye?,r. Bioferm *<i>wned iointly.-bv Gelman and Jerry
M. Sudarskv, Executive Vice-President and Treasurer.—V. 192, p. 1711.
of
the
agreement
worked
being
two
but
out,
sand
Acquire—
corporation announced on D°c. 7 that a preliminary agreement
been reached
with the majority shareholders of Fashion Park,
Inc., for
supplements,
is also a leading producer of vitamin B12, used both
feed ingredient and a-pharmaceutical,* and has processes for an-
transaction
International
The SEC has
an
Corporation of America—Seeks to
gained
recently
Officials
A
Hat
in the
iield,
company
tibiotics
the outside storage area.
The
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
as
-
com¬
new
slinger,
IMC's
said the move would "widen
provide new opportunities
IMC,
but harmless To humans.
secticides
.
announced the completion
of a $300,000
expansion program started
in January of 1960.
Due to lower construction costs than anticipated,
R. L\ Long, plant Manager,
stated that additional improvements were
possible beyond those originally contemplated. Improvements include:
of
fermentation
the
in
for a break-through
in
pesticides with/its discovery and development of a microbial in¬
secticide (Thuricide)
which is as effective as poisonous chemical in¬
Co.—Expansion Completed—
of York, Pa., on Nov. 23
foundry modernization and
company
President
Ware,
Bioferm
Great
The
defense.
outstanding
M;
agricultural market through insecticides and feed
open completely new avenues of diversification."
manufacture, electronic products. -He. announced that produc¬
Britain is expected to begin within three months. Dr.
Gulton is visiting a number of European countries with the purpose
of setting up companies to introduce, in Europe, advanced electronic
products being made by his firm in the United States—V. 192, p. 1710.
The
Corp.
of
activities
to
in
A'
Acquire
production
part
T.
and President of the company of
the engineering and manufacturing
subsidiary, Gulton Industries (Britain)
that
British
pro¬
owns
of Wasco, Calif., a leader in research, .development
in the microbiological fermentation field, will become
International Minerals & Chemical Corp., officials of the
companies announced on Dec. 8.
Bioferm
and
.
Chairman
disclosed
J.
N.
establishing
is
the company has outstanding
stock, of which Fred A. Miller, Board Chair¬
indebtedness,
Harvey Riggs, President, own 154,000 shares each and
pose
to sell 36,667 shares each, and Don Rich, Vice-President;
154,000 shares and proposes to sell 36,666 shares. . .
and
man,
a
Dr.
certain
to
462,000 shares of common
'
/
completion of. the current financing, capi¬
talization of
the company
will. consist of $35,000 oh non-interest
bearing notes, due April 1,
1961-65, and 425,000 shares of common
stock.—y. 192, p. 1196.
1
AA. •/" J.--'.'. .
certain
totype equipment.
prec.s.on
March 31, I960,
$85,132, equal to 26 cents per
ended
addition
In
A
equal
resulted,
for the
amounted to $1,948,563 and net income
common
Industries,'Inc., and
the $13,432 balance due on equipment purchase contracts. The
of the proceeds will be used to increase working capital.
-
pay
remainder
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
en¬
space
construction
to
company's purchase of assets of Millrich
the
with
a '•
sales-.,
This division
the core activity.
is
W.
Division,
Svstems
June ,30, 1960, net
income , was $13,953,
ended
months
three
were
per
additional
an
was
i.'v'
a
the
$546,709, and net
share. A special credit of $20 740
six cants in earnings for this period. Sales
company
to
tion
Division,
Ftesearch
Division
Mass.
of
Ltd.,
selling stockholders.
BUSINESS—The
four
Co.
stock
common
added to - the general funds
'
EARNINGS—For
Co.
and
supplied by amendment.
V A'
.The company, which was incorporated under California law in 1953,
has
developed and manufactures an accessory for use with electron
tubes known as the heat dissipating tube shield.
In addition, it operates a precision machining,facility doing subcontract work in the air¬
craft and rocket engine industry, and manufactures certain precision
A. C. instruments.
The net proceeds from the sale of additional stock
will be used to repay bank loans, outstanding as at Dec. 1, 1960, in an
amount of $124,000; to pay the balance due ($430,125) in connection
underwriting terms, are to be
in the manufacture of coaxial cable
associated
fittings for the electronic and electrical
company's plant, and executive .offices are located
and
year
Net
be
—
stock,
engaged
is
a
Calif., filed a
covering 220,000
to be offered for
West Magnolia Blvd., Burbank,
public sale by the company and 110,000 shares, being outstanding
are to be offered by the
present holders thereof. Schwabacher &
is listed as the principal underwriter.
The public offering price
testing; reduce current bank loans;
materials, work in process and finished
company.
the
1960—10 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
100,000 shares of the common'
made on Dec. 9 at a price of
proceeds will
the
BUSINESS—Gremar
connectors
Federal
of
goods.
1912.
p.
and
manufacturing
in
for
corporation, of 135
The
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 1, 1960,
shares of common stock, of which 110,000 shares are
Blauner & Co.; M. L. Lee & Co., <
Inc.; and Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from thei sale of the shares will be used
to retire a note payable;
purchase or construct additional equipment
and
Other
Stock Of¬
$4 per share by Milton
1960—10 Mos—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Oct. 31—
Federal
Co,
Telephone
Co., Inc.—Common
.Gremar Manufacturing
•..
Corp.—Files Offer-
ing and Secondary—
•
both
Tele-Sign?.l systems have been sold to
industry and government.
They operate at 120 cycles with a
words-per-minute per channel capacity.—V. 192, p. 2221. •
channel
Twenty-two
1434.
p.
11,546,150 100,507,635 103,793,081
• A ■ .'A "■
10,951,520
Sales
-r-V.
than-
$
$
$
-
is
The> eouiument
Mercury-.-
been delivered
that
program
Co. Inc.—Sales Lower—"
"\
30^-.
1960—Month—1959
1960—10 Mos.—1959
Green
Period End. Nov.
.
•
Another
Project
total more
surplus
V. 188,
surplus line insurance and estimated these writings will
$4 million over the next 12 months. He described the
lines* business as the company's most profitable operation.—
in
(H. L.)
v
communica¬
telegraph
tone
stopk of that company.
agreement, the offer will
Park, Inc.
leading manufacturer of men's clothing,- with
N. Y., dates back to 1854. The company is
application
tion
from
indirect
the
Utilities
Corp.—Exempted—
it was announced on Dec. 8, granting
of International Utilities Corp., New York, for exemp¬
Holding Company Act. International has 15 direct and
issued an order,
subsidiaries.
Twelve
of
such
subsidiaries
are
Canadian
cor¬
interest
porations, conduct all of their business in Canada, and have no
in. or affiliation with any company which'is* a public'utility company
operating
in
the
United
States.
Two subsidiaries
are
panies organized under the laws of, and transact their
State
of
nonutility company
nonutility com¬
business in,
Delaware corporation,
engaged in the production of oil in Oklahoma
Pennsylvania.. One' subsidiary,
a
the
is a
and
Volume
192-
Number 6011
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
natural
gas in Ohio, International also owns and
operates
manufacturing plant in Pennsylvania. Ip addition, it owns
diversified
of
maiketable
than 5%
more
securities,
but less than
in
instances
many
asphalt
an
plus accrued interest.Payment will be made at The First National
City Bank of New York, 2 Broadway', New York 15, N. Y.—V. 190, p. 2241.
portfolio
a
International
consolidated
s
$168,000,000.—V.
192,
assets,
per
books,
»
Kayser-Roth
Cole
of
This
approximately
action
H.
Interstate
This
national
chain
Airport
operator,
its
to
long
Nov.
on
list
of
The
and
Hawaii
Aeronautics
beverage
facilities
Commission
to
tenth
Hosts,
facility
such
Sacramento.
Interstate
.
•
,
Roth's
Inter¬
in
snop
>
.
1
.
making
•
New
did
by
•
•
,
i
,
Orleans,
total
a
..
,
for
the
operated
airports , in San Francisco,.
Hosts
'
.
contract
a
—192,
Detroit,
business
of
Los
Power
Iowa
&
Light
Co.—Common
$20
million
The
supply
in
unit
$36,454
the
stock
bids
Competing
at
competitive
sale
on
$36,376, Smith,
will
the
be
included
common
Barney &
sale
of
applied
Co.,
A.
C.
Allyn
&
as
the
of
sale
first
of
payment
the
of
new
mortgage
short-term
temporary financing of
which is' expected to cost
approximately $11,000,000 for 1961,
program,
bonds
bank
the
-
at
for
the
furnished
192,
and
100
only
in
five municipalities.
of
the
the
$5,703,207,
compared
net
of
income
12
months ended
amounted
company
with
$5,042,829
total
for
"DIVIDENDS—Quarterly
stock
common
March
thereafter.'
the
at
IS50
1,
of
and
$10.-
>'
were
cents
and
at
effect
to
of
income
net
the
on
rate
the
cents
40
of
the
bonds,
new
stock,
in
the
and
shares
new.
company
200,000
2,141,842
the
of
shares
of
'
:<
\
First
Boston
Goldman,
Francis
&
Weeks_i__
Securities
American
duPont
I.
Estabrook
&
The
8.25
V
Qhio> Go.
•Barret,
.
u
Burton
V'.-:--w-,7
;v-
of
ing
vo
stock
substantially
Ltd.,
of
all
the
York
New
Vincent
J.
&
v
net
LC'A
.»
based
of
the
on
closing.
Pierce
Burton
then
distributed
be
Foundation
shareholders
would
Stock.—V.
have
189,
received
about
1239.
p.
Jervis
Corp.—Merger
Board
ratified
the
announced
office.
Arnold
field
the
products
Division
in
marine
Jervis
Mich.
The
'.
:
Klein,
Corp.,
of
Mich.;
Plants
will
line
of
our
Inc.,
$146,810,705
Scott
Paper
below.—V.
Co.,
186,
has
Calif.,
-
Jouet, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files With
The
the
to
corporation
SEC
be
Nov.
on
covering
at, $1 per
New York, N. Y.
' '
The
proceeds
28,
300,000
offered
to
are
the
purchase
for
new
is
"is
LTE's
•
will
be
filed
a
letter
Edward
of
H.
in
also
be
used
installation
for
of
'
the
expenses
of
machinery
additional
'
the
with
Garland,
molds,
"
will
corporation
-
construct
an
aluminum
fluoride
plant
that
Dallas
in
'
Dallas.
weapon
Co., will
home
poration's
the
Kaiser
Aluminum's program
materials.
The
of integrating its sources of important raw
is used with cryolite in the electrolytic
alumina
reduces
to
primary
aluminum.—V.
191,
p.
1986.
Kansas,
Railway
Railway
p.
Lionel
.
Oklahoma
oper.
expenses
Gulf
Ry.—Earnings—
$435,929
revenue-
oper.
&
1950— Month—1959
$420,584
244,951
1960—10 Mos.—1959
216,956
,
$4,318,263!
2,472,147
$4,548,963
2,514,654
7
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
from
oper.
192,
p.
ry.
ops.
$190,978
53,881
income
$203,628
73,919
$1,846,116
668,656
$2,031,309
728,189
this
step
(Rudolph)
Karsiadt
Inc.
(Rudolph Karstadt Aktiep-
gesellschaft)—To Redeem Bonds—
its
corporation
in
station,
and
inexpensive
the
marketed
by
the
FM
has
outstanding 4y2%
called
for
redemption on
Jan. 1, 1961, all of
1,1963 at 100y<7
B.
feature
of
Electron's
totals
stations
Medaris,
has
only
with
this
1037o
at
Inc.—Sales
Co.
Up—
1960—4 Mos.—1959
$3,686,656 $14,228,860 $14,303,963
1960—Month—1959
$3,819,125
the
confirmed
,
ore
existence
of
large
a
molybdenum
,
about five pounds
approximately 760
stated at 260 million tons containing
disulphide per ton, equivalent to
is
contained
of
pounds
said
molybdenum.
additional
that
exploratory
work
conducted
by
the
has extended the area of mineralize ti n
of higher mineral content both within
and outside the area previously explored.
He further stated that ti.e
company intends to continue and intensify exploration activities.
Ad¬
ditional drifting and drilling will be carried on to further define two
of
the enriched zones.
No decision will
be made regarding possible
since
these
30,
June
I960
substantial
disclosed
zones
until
operations
the
areas.—V.
enriched
conclusion
189,
of
work
exploratory
the
in
1970.
p.
a
and
power
fraction
of
automation
in its
the cost
feature.
probably
increase
of
oper.
oper.
according
that
earnings per
program
the
acquisition
designed to
of Telerad
is
a
Laboratories,
Inc.,
said
that
unissued,
Telerad,
enhance substantially
the
of Brooklyn,
common
which
stock,
was
will
purchased
become
a
•
$513,834
291,247
$5,538,923
2,770,479
$4,347 833
3,077.3~0
oper.
$20,964
192,
$222,587
141,898
$2,768,444
$1,.'79.513
1,8G8,748
562,5J1
1818.
Rocket Minerals, Inc.,
and
at
proceeds
Salida, Colo.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
covering
offered
The
°60,846
p.
corporation
SEC
be
ops.
income
10
on Nov. 29.
1960 filed a letter of notification
2,900,000 shares of common stock (par one
cents per share, without underwritipg.
are
to
be
used
for
expenses
incidental
to
v/Th
cent.!
mining
operations.
second
N. Y., and Inter¬
continental Manufacturing Co. of Garland, Texas, which are engaged
primarily in electronics, nucleonics and missile production and re¬
Electronic
but
ry.
The
j
the" continuing
General
from ry.
Net-rev.
Net
the
the
year.
stated
1960—10 Mos,—1959
$303,451
282,487
expenses
to
General, its net
share of Lionel stock for
to
1960—Month—1959
revenue_
Railway
Securities
Telerad
and
'
Railway
.
lies
radio station
FM
$27,600,
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings^—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Moon
President
acquired
$2,090,000,
Medaris
authorized,
called for
sinking fund
1982
prepared by. company engineers states that work has
considerable
area
of
molybdenite mineralization.
calculated
from
assays
of
drift
and
diamond
drill
Hirsch
Mr.
Corp.
search.
debt adjustment bonds due J&n.
$127,672,000
*
very
a
company
and
radio
Electron
position of Lionel in the electronics, missile and research and develop¬
field. In September, Lionel shareholders aoproved the acquisition
The
1960—10 Mos.—1959
-
has
♦Deficit.-r-V.
Lionel
will
Anton
Inc.—Sales Lower—
1960—Month—1959
molybdenum
million
$200,000. contract -provides' for
in each of
nation-wide
ment
1816
$130,092,564
Mex.,
Indicated
of
Corp.—Acquires—
coming
$13,891,134 $124,728,604
1914.
p.
,
2677;
exceeds
earnings
of
The
radio
that
volume
192,
disclosed
produced by
selected
Ling-Temco subsidiary headed by Mort Zimmerman,
/
:
?
contract
Ihe
John
General
—V.
systems
Lionel Corp., announced on
Manufacturing. Corp. of New
York City and Flemington, N. J. Telerad is engaged in the production
and sale of electronic devices
and radar components. Its 1960 sales
General
Des.
Period End. Oct. 31—
a
unique
FM
189,
1960—10 Mos,—1959
1960—Month—1959
-
mining
manufactured
be
most
other
that
1775.
p.
has
the
due
significance.
The report
also
days
.
fluoride
Aluminum
which
process
the
low-cost; television
will
Dallas, Texas,
—V.
said
191,
located at a property owned by the corporation near Q^esta,
according
to
an
announcement on
Nov. 30 by Marx
Hirsch, president of the corporation.
Mr. Hirsch in announcing the
results
of
the exploration
described the deposit as being of major-
do the work
office plant
few
a
'-J/yLirig
of
_
New
system
which
recently announced
its - low-cost television
communities, now has unveiled a compact, auto¬
economically-priced FM radio broadcasting station.
automation.-*
aluminum fluoride reouirements of the cor¬
plants.
Its construction marks another step in-
reduction
past
speaker
thus 'indicating
-V.
Molybdenum Corp. of America—Locates New Deposit
to install
a
set of 13 speaker systems
being developed as part of Cinerama's
President;
of
Theatre"
recor.cj for .any
set^a new
high
small
and
station
oi
the
all-time
my,
company
1914.
p.
Exploration
program.
for
is
As
of
were
share
year.
Octoper
the
an
Stores Co.
company
samples
the
in
period
$908,464
per
1493.
Miller-Wolil
company,
mated,
*
costing
the
of
year
last
of
lor
of
$13,191,732
•
Division
Aircraft
sales
history
will reach
fropa
(All
deposit
its
at
for such
Earnings
share
year.
displays the paths
warfare
and
21.
a
last
months
nine
that
Period End. Nov. 30—
•
anti-submarine
cents
quarter
the
in
series
Sales
—V.
.
—
.
the
...
Net Up
$41,158,676
redemption on Jan. 1, next, through
$450,000- of lis first mortgage bonis
plus accrued interest. Payment will
be made at the First National City. Trust Co., 2 Broadway, New York.
N.'Y.—V. 192, p. 1093.' ■'
'
'
"
•
;
acquisition of the remaining
policy of owning in tneir
which visually
on-
1960—43 Wks.—1959
$16,343,030 $16,540,000 $129,895,000
6»/4%
Ling-Temco subsidiary,
have been
reproduction in 50 new Cinerama theatres.
James
.
portion
first
stated
p.
operation
suface. Iconorama also has
control, and in the control of surface
commercial applications, such as control
or
theatres
50
The
approximately $1,400,000 at its Gramercy, La., Works, according to an
on
Nov.
28 by W. R. Woodman,
Manager of the cor¬
poration's raw materials operations.
"
/ The plant, whose construction will commence by the middle of
next year and be completed in the third quarter of 1962, will supply
major
pro¬
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
Dec.. 7.
on
of
&
Corp.,
sound
'President
stations
announcement
a
the
the
192,
The
company
system
many
"Voice
Lansing
expansion
.
V
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—New Plant—
The
for
192,
—V.
Contracts—News
Temco Electronics & Missiles
suburb
a
Altec * Lansing
for
an
used
to
are
$5,537,859 $48,105,488
Nov.
on
45
or
third
Mercantile
acceleration.
with
Prairie'" facility
Missiles
furnish
to
Inc.,
offering;
'
the
Period End. Nov. 30—
.received from Lockheed Aircraft Corp. of Burbank.
Executive Vice-President and General Manager
Stereophonic
five 'CSPts)
and
,
be
construction
sale
current
Sept. 30, sales were $14,325,405, a gain
for the like quarter of 1959, President
$13,197,663
announced
—
—V.
Company,
subsidiary,
-TEMCO
Altec
Co.
par
no
McCrory-McLellan Stores Corp.—Sales Lower—
McCulloch
Ling, said
line
ended
Period End. Oct. 31—
components
of the North American B-73
Valkyrie and for the Boeing B-52H manned missiles launching platform.
notification
for
for
Sales
announced, contracts, for
Stern, &
its
to
Co.
$8,000,000
for
unissued
but
stock
the
of
Co.—Sales &
$992,492
month
located
:
Mr.
announced
"Grand
its
"
SEC—
of ".common, stock /(par
through
of
cost
1960t-4 Wks.—1959
months
Jr.
to
Factor
.
Inc.^—New
Robert
electronic
an
,been
by the
at
the
working capital.
and
1960
shares
share,
the
$6,541,204
'
•
the
over
Factor,
9.27e
sales
operating units."
Clyde. Skeen
*
:'v-\
1092.
p.
three
Mr.
important part of their adver¬
programs.
In addition, LVA
1.
fire-fighting equipment.
A
$1,750,000. contract v for
in
•
8.5%
share
iv...t)iu»»,j<;u,eiws.
of-
for '
Proceeds
of
1914.
single
'
Joa Co.—Acquired—
See
of
Max
has
continued
and
FF&M
There, are
ships,.
•
the
the
•"
p.
the
651,339
headquarters
York
New
agents
Board
for
McCulloch
work
\
part
authorized
of the
Light
&
Inc.,
1192,
p.
....
192,
For
Building. '
moving vehicles .in, the air
potential markets .in air traffic
New
into
Louisiana.
pay
Power
Utilities,
or 41 cents
figures have
been adjusted for the 4%
stock dividend i>aid in January 1960.)
Net profit for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1960 was $2.636,706
equal to $1.20 a share on the 2,199,813 shares of class A and common
stock outstanding. This compared with $2,678,585 or $1.22 cents a share
on
the corresponding
shares outstanding at Sept. 30, 1959. Net sales
for
the
initial
three quarters
were
$41,594,809 compared with $37,-
Emmett
Jay
Electronics,
the
of
Iconorama
I.,
accessories
President of
named
L.
the
entrance
and
Life
&
of
"*.
its
that
The
world.
December
on
in
has
Allan-Jervis
out. of
V
v
since
hardware
has been
the
as
in. Hiicksville,
operate
-'v,
Marine
Allan
replacement market,
division.
operated
1
.
of
diversified
a
be
of
to
192,
Louisiana
Middle Souch
shares
Period End. Nov. 26—
up
•
r>.
Electronics,
forecasted
.are
Mr.
Grandville,
stock
under the
it was announced on Dec. 2,
order,
authorizing
parent,
Max Factor &
.
advertising
entirety
Corp.,
Act,
its
to
York,
New
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$16,285,724 $154,792,356
personalities -and properties ^s ~.n
merchandising and
marketing
Chairman
\
with
force
sales
•
„
.
President
with
1956
will
company
the
of
Grandville,
York
Jervis
Co.,
ancj President, James J,
Ling said that FF&M .is one
of the fastest-growing., units in the
Ling-Temco group.
Sales totaled only abeut $100,000 in 1958, 1 rose
to $600,000 in 1959, and are forecasted to top $6,000,000 tnis year.
Sales for 1961, including projects in the United States and overseas,
Ratified—
the
of
sell
Louisiana
—V
of these three companies makes it better equipped to
only clients, but also licensed manufacturers who are using
not
nounced
acquisition of Allan Marine, Inc., Chairman Allan Gittleson
on
Nov.
23.
'• -4;
marine
Marine
Directors
of
issued ap
Company
2,400,000 additional
(.
merger
interest
The
With
completed negotiations to acquire
the remaining minority stock interest in a subsidiary—Fenske, Fedrick
&. Miller,, Inc.,
developers of , the Iconorama—company officials an¬
stock¬
shares
93,422
SEC has
and
Sales
Crandall
B.
1960—Month—1959
announced
the
Ling-Temco
the
on
the -two
to
754,654
gram.—V.
$68,287,186
Corp.—Sales Higher—
,
Ling-Temco
upon
Fund
$70,709,274
Co,;
Oct. 7 figures, and giving effect to certain adjustunrealized appreciation
in the assets to be acquired, the
for
s
share of Foundation Fund
per
will
*ly787,306
ops.
Sales
....
value
asset
new
H.
tising,
.
Such shares
Based
71,470
by
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$6,480,508
'
$17,697,159
Time
will'service
giving interested persons umil
a
$6,825,326
common
Higher—
thiough
'•
in
new
service
value
asset
$4,257,956
ry.
cash.
'
1493.
jointly
firm
the
The
securities of Burton Pierce
order
an
their
at
50,807,638
$732,224
28, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock (par one cent) to
Nov.
on
Stores
p.
was
ing
the
to
48.536,342
$674,906
from
rev.
'
Associates, Inc., Stone
Merchandising Associates and Syd Rubin Enterprises, Inc. are meiging
their companies to form Licensing Corp. of America. This merger will
make the new company the largest independent character merchandis¬
-..-.v
applied
192,
Is
Acquisition—
has
5,084,275
Holding
Liceijsi^ig Corp,, of America—Formed—
r
1,0
Co.
5,057,624
The
Exchange Commission—
.*
—V.
vW-iPtoi".
•
$5,816,499 $52,794,298 $57,632,964
$5,732,530
issue
'
1960—Month—1959
covering 150,000
at' $2 pfer share,
' " •
'" •
Lerner
exchange for shares of the Foundation Fund, the number of which will
and
'
$6,666,046
vPei'iod End. Nov. 30—'
;
hearing thereon. \
;
,
.
Eurton Pierce, is an investment company with two stockholders.
Substanliaily all of its cash and securities, with a value of about $1,037,647 as of Oct. 7, 1960, are to be transferred to Institutional Shares in
holders.
and
t
^
City,
Shares
and
cash
,
issued
I960,- to request
21,
The
192, p. 1816.
working capital. "
2.0
:\'7.
Institutional
of
the Commission has
men
.
1
SEC
an exemption order under the Investment Company Act with respect
the proposed issuance of shares' of Institutional Foundation Fund
Shares,
SEC
8.25
4.0
1
Inc.
Co.,
8.25
'—uk—V
Fitch,-'Nortiv &
of $124,1434.
p.
1914.
p.
8.25
" Shearsori,1 Hammill & Co._
Co._
&
1914.
Institutional
date
65,451
Sales
Institutional Shares, Inc.—Proposes
be
283,498
$161,649
offered
in
Dec.
$578,628
838,684
188,
ry. oper. income...
114,174
•Deficit.—V. 192, p. 1816.
,■■■■.. v
The proceeds are to be used for the payment of bank loans;
new1
equipment;,advertising .and promotion; engineering research, and for
Percentage
13.0
8.25
192,
the
par
-r-';
^.Raydfjn,^Stone & Co._
Corp
Co._
192, p.
for
$1,919,819
income
net
1960—10 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
expenses
n.'y;.v.
Gooabody & Co.—8.25
and
'$58,917
1 ♦32,239
and
revenues
in 1959,—V.
$15,718,011
operating
consolidated
1960,
$130,699,437
2,533,956
ops.
ry.
,"The'corporation
'•..
Corp.— 17.5
&"!bb.__ lo,0
SacuS
Hornblower
for
2,749,520
gas
and
RR.—Earnings^—
revenue.
$3,112,584
151,147
and
<
SepL 30.
amounted to
of
of oil
leases and
other' related
development
and
oil
plants
with consolidated operating
income
net
oper.
a
.Percentage
cycling
Net
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$4,669,339
income,,,
oper.
Securities
Sept. 30,./
IJ-r
operates
and
Mangel Stores Corp.—Sales Up—-
be
stock,
and
for
and
ended
company
oper.
to
common
at
the
Railway
and
of. cumulative
common
months
12
of
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
247,554
.-,1",
—V..
" T
"
sale
capitalizatiop.of the
long-term'debt;
$100;
par
,
class
•
$92,230
for
by the First Boston Corp.
termination of the offer
the
at
exploration
in
owns
gasoline
,
the
Long Island
$
$409,203
Period End. Nov. 30—
;
period
share !:
per
,:v
.
offered:
to
from
rev.
ry.
Sales
UNDERWRITING—The purchasers named below have severally agreed
purchase the following respective percentages of the common soock
—v.
1960— Month—1959
-
Lane Bryant Inc.—Sales
•
v
outstanding
during
of
and
lines,
$16,384,952 compared
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$
common
share
additional
one
6
$10,
par
its
of
Dec.
on
stock,
holders
proceeds will be applied to the company's 1961
which is presently estimated at $33,700,000.
and operates interconnected natural gas trans¬
engages
production
gathering
For
to
Lee Communications Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files
share
per
,;
$46,574,360
Producing Co.,
revenues
34,944,607 345,764,076 '332,715,617
,
1959.
paid
the
•
1960<was: .$71,776,000
preferred
35
1956,
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
The
o^er.
•Deficit.—V.
total operating
and
revenues
year
net
owns
properties.
com¬
192, p. 994.
$
of
rate
headed
group
unsubscribed
SEC
the
common
the
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Stock Sale Cleared—
Net
is
;•;
1960,
$51,035,603
calendar
dividends
1,
Sept. 30,
operating
the
rate
to Dec,
to
';
*
f
the
program,
gas
Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
&
expenses
around
REVENUES—For
revenues
to
Superior
revenue,
Net
service
of
company
wells,
and
the
the
at
A
of
to
1961.
Railway
and
and
through
move
offer
to
1861
held.
shares
Star
out that
a natural
service
service
stock
products
ar.d
5;
shares
665,838
mission lines, gathering lines, compressor stations, gasoline plants, dis¬
tribution systems and related properties which serve more than 850,000
donsumers in Texas and Oklahoma.
The company's subsidiary, Lone
2519.
p.
Rauway
Des Moines and in 22 other municipalities;
only in Council Bluffs, 87 municipalities and more than'•
unincorporated communities and rural territory;. and natural gas
electric
r
1960
23,
of
Jan.
then
any
and
pointed
McGee
1960—Month—1959
Railway, oper.
~
gas
in
Mr*
merger,
registration statement with
a
proposes
Kresge Co.—Sales Up—
Period End. Oct. 31—^
and
Central
year
Jan.
899,929
Lake
construction
.
record
shares
construction
supply and transportation is
inter-reiationship of the two functions
the close
of
1611.
p.
Of
the
net
proceeds, $20,000,000 will be used
to
prepay
without
premium existing short-term bank borrowings of $10,000,000 due March
11* 1961 and term bank loans of $10,000,000 due Sept. 15, 1961.
The
integral
an
as
oil
36,734,789
—V.
date
incurred
company' conducts its business in the
sections of Iowa. Both electric and natural
southwestern
crude
Sales
and
later
a
loans
company's
$9,500,000
stock
common
BUSINESS—The
>'■
of
Kerr-McGee-crude
only
(S. S.)
Inc.,.,
Co.,
operating
filed
company
purchase
on
„
divisional
the
on
pany s 3,000- mile pipeline system.—V.
$36.10; and Stone & Webster Securities
from
$10,000,000
toward
incurred
be
began
$
the
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
from
division,
1.
Corp., $36.05.
to
designed to expand its participation
apparel
markets."
Cole
will
be
wholly-owned subsidiary of Kayser-Roth.
transportation
because
because
of
bid
a
of
10
will
Kayser-
Industries, Inc.—Consolidates—
Period End. Nov. 30—
for
of
part
a
oil supply and
pipeline divisions have been
single division, D. A. jvic^ee, the company's Presi¬
Dec. 5. The new division, known as the .crude oil
a
on
consolidation
move
7 offered
share.
per
stock
President
Cole,
N.
is
crude
into
and
Dec.
.
publicly 100,000 shares of the company's common stock,
par
value $10, at' $37.50 per share.
The
group
was
awarded
transaction
Cole
children's
and
Oil
company's
announced'
192,
Co.—Files Common—
maximum
a
the
each
"The
Gas
company
which
The
dent;
Offered—
Dec.
Frederick
and
The
covering
Chester
by
2019.
p.
consolidated
and
the
Stock
on
I$ayser-Roth
made
announcement
acquisitions
Kerr^McGee
Angeles,, *
(
.v
Corp. and associates
joint
a
Inc.
autonomous
an
Commenting
The First Boston
of
women's
as.
in
remainder
firm.
Denver
..
of
that
stated
program
Lionel.—V.
Star
Lone
Hawaiian
the
,
...
food
revealed
was
California,
men's,
the Inter-island terminal
terminal.
Philadelphia,
i
awarded
Interstate
the
airport
^J5?r"ta5,-S"- :0?5Sa^
Chicago,
Dallas,
1959.
Honolulu
restaurant-gift
operations will continue to be under the direction
Telerad, President, who has signed an employment
George,
with
'7
Corp.—Acquires—
President
of
Roth
operated
operate facilities at both
International
the
added
21,
.
International
5
and
Mr.
airport
operations.
Roth,
Cole
of
Hosts, Inc.—Expands—
restaurant
that its
Charles
California,
Inc., manufacturer of women's and children's
bathing suits and beach apparel,, has been purchased by the KayserRoth Corp. for an undisclosed amount of cash.
apnroximatelv
were
of
contract
of
2122.
p.
and
Lionel,
representing
the voting stock, of various United
St&bcs and Canadian corporations. At June
30, 1960, such investments
were
carried on the books of International at
about $16 700 000 and
had a quoted market value of
about $17,800,000.
On the same date
10%
'(232?)
With. Lionel
division of
Mueller
A
Brass
nationwide
6,000
Co.—New Communications System—
mile
long
been put into
and offices «rrcss
President Fred L.
company-wide improvement program
telegraph
system
has
operation by the comoany to inter-connect its nlents
the country. The new system was installed, Mueller
Riggin, Jr., reported, as part of a
to step up customer servicing operations.
The
was leased from Western Union and is
Drinting machines which telegraph messages
system
hi-sneed
equinoed "'i.h
aj
3,900
words
8
per hour.
(2328)
Messages
which
tape
prepared by operators in the form of perforated
are
feeds
addition
In
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
the
to
automatic
its
in
use
NAC
191,
the
Common
headed
Plan
Stock
$5
V.
Northern
&
Sold—Sade
operates
&
Acceptance
building
C.
will
It
addition,
in
is
located
are
charge
also
at
major
16
Division,
in
E.
Pleasant
net
portion
the balance
and
St.,
Baltimore,
to
will be
Its
1953,
Charge
"NAC
NAC
Plan
further
class
of
A
stock,
common
wnicn
of
The
in
will
shares
oU.uOO
outstanding;
be
is
Co.
&
set
acting
to
their
opposite
whom
for
below,
named
names.
&
Co
Bellamah,
United
Securities
Stirling
—V.
192,
Neuhauser
&
The
corporation
(A'sia)
new
a
Ltd.,
Pty.
Board
the
of
and
has
forces
with
28,
Co.
Ltd.
Pty.
Jordan-National
Greenwall,
the
announced
will
owned by
sell vinyl
mutually
manufacture
and
polymers and various adhesives made in the United States by National.
Manufacturing facilities and executive offices will be located in Sydney.
is
Joidan
leading
a
in
producer
synthetic
of
Australia
and
and
resins
which are sold principally to the printing
ink, paint
coating trades. It is a publicly owned company and enjoys
reputation in Australia.
chemicals
surface
high
a
National
Starch
is
leading producer of vinyl acetate polymers and
copolmyers, starches, packaging and structural adhesives, and in ad¬
dition to operating nine plants in the United States also has manufac¬
operations
turing
Inc.,
Co.
Franklin
least
at
stock
22,
Jan.
3,
I960,
.
to
and
must
be
Long
holders
Island,
of
Amsterdam
for
cash
a
a
ail
accept
may
is
price
purchase
before
excended
of
part
or
3
later
not
additional
any
York
New
p.m.,
to
than
Time,
on
p.m.,
rejected
only 50,000 shares
snares
induced
reaches
50,000
given to tenders first received. Each will be
in its entirety, with one exception if tenders
to
are
tender
accep.ea
all
^ro
part
or
shall
time.—V.
of
the
day
a
the
aggregate
been
their
holders
holding
Dec.
on
should
to
irrevocable
until
the
2,
a
send
Franklin
24
hours
letter
National
after
the
Other
Other
from:
Net
32,399,019 336,239,156 315,028,652
21,279,595
211,955 222
201,498,699
4,402,476
3,839,886
43,806.486
40.793,896
taxes—
2,474,385
2,325,397
26,203,096
24,G02,427
income
charges
5,662,925
4,954,141
54,274,352
48,728,633
operating
after
—V.
34,284,631
21,744,845
taxes
192,
p.
4,411,094
43,685,798
3,907,427
40,451,781
1915.
The
&
bids
oper.
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Net
Net
from
rev.
$300,648
Co.,
of
ry.
$227,151
$2,698,179
$3,263,410
1,741,430
1,755,591
$146,544
$129,302
$956,749
and
192,
13,875
*264,923
389,955
1818.
p.
fund
1960—Month—1959
$
system
about
Adams
A.
C.
the
Co.,
redeemable
be
$
George
C.
J.
K.
He
&
Dick
"
First
Funk,
Co.
Co.__
ratio
Wm.
600,000
Rodman
Russ
Investment
2,845,806
3,047,252
Net
ry.
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
$40,361
$543,704
$295,004
10,986
*45^153
"214,033
•426,397
-
192, p.
1818.
Nippon
Electric
Power Co., Ltd.
(Nippon
Kaisha)—Partial Redemption—
The
corporation
account
of
bonds,
gold
accrued
57
its
has
called
sinking
due
Jan.
interest.
for
fund,
1,
1953
Payment
Broadway, New York
redemption
$127,000
extended
will
15, N.
be
of
to
made
Y.—V.
at
190
on
its
Jan.
the
p
Jan
first
1,
&
Weeden
&
C.
250,000
192,
Thalmann
next
for
Schroder
Trust
Co
2451
Files
•
was
Norfolk
Southern
Period End. Oct. 31
oper.
150,000
Smith
,
and
for
Railway
Net
Net
oper.
rev.
ry.
expenses
from
oper.
$864,149
able
on
covering
in
Dec.
31,
ry.
and
192,
the
bank
Nixon-Baldwin
and
8
P.
it
W.
was
741,851
$8,229,711
6,895,796
7,064,516
for
to
Dec.
working
31,
No
to
common
and
be
$146 230
$940,153
$1,165,195
58,686
175,149
and
Director
Stella
Brooks
&
Co.
of
class
B
"J&B"
25.2%
to
expenditures
procceeus
Co.
600,000
150,000
150,000
300,000
.
1,250,000
Inc._
&
-.200,000
Co.
150,000
&
Beane
250,000
Inc.
is
net
estimated
months
of
Vancouver,
Wash.—
in
with
is
series
10
the
of
the
that
option
to
\
liabilities,
current
into
convert
'/■
involved/
notes
pay¬
value $1, at $50.75
share.
per
Scotch
had
the
United
of
the
Lee
Placement-
Higginson
negotiated
the
Corp.
whiskey
private
company
Of
the
to
net
sales
per
share.
right
in
both
the
$1.88
Inc.,
Guttman
by
certain
to
which
will
shares
105
shares
is
in
the
stock¬
company.
of
of
class
voting
class A
engaged
name
A
''selling
3,000
147,252
company
UNDERWRITING—The
common
stock,
&
the
1937,
the
in
Justerini
forth
set
Read
&
Eastman
of
Ltd.,
has
import J&B products for resale in t'"*e
which expires In 1975.
J&B Rare
for between 90 and 95%
of the net sales
1959
the
first
ended
$11,915,275
on
the
income
net
period
$10,177,528
and
months
to
of
and
quarters
of
30,
net sales
to $1,096,-
common
of
1959.
net
three
Sept.
and
net
1960,
income
Stone
stock,
compared
to
net
income
$776,478,
equal
to
$1.56
the
from
corporate
to
&
the
Ihe
treasury
here¬
expenditures
for
will
l9oi
the
three
last
aggregate approxi¬
their
J.
J.
F.
B.
Baird
& Co.,
&
Baxter
Alex.
&
W.
Brown
Whiteside
Chace,
Coffin
&
Crowell,
Fahey,
Ferris
Langley & Co._l_
C.
W.
&
&
Glore,
Halle
H.
—V.
192,
p.
&
Turben
1,000,000
&
300,000
-
Co.—
300,000
Northwest
Co.—
200,000
Riter
&
Robinson
Rouse,
F.
&
500,000
1,000,000
Co
&
Lukens__j_
Rothschild
Bryant
William R.
Stix
&
200,000
.
2,000,000
200,000
1-—
j
&
Co.__—
Staats &
v
Co.
Wallace,
1,000,000
& Co
Geruldson
&
200,000
Co.
750,000
Watling,
750,000
J.
&
200,000
Yarnall,
C.
500,000
500,000
100,030
Co.——
Spencer Trask
2,675,000
Co.
&
Becker
Brewer,
Co.—
Co., Inc.
Co.,
«.
L.
Co.,
Co
&
&
Ohio
200,000
Fleming&
—
Inc.
Schwabacher
Stieglitz
Hill Richards
Miller
Merrill,
200,010
Co.—200,000
Inc.
Co
200,000
Hibbs
&
100,000
300,000
Mason-Hagan,
300,000
—
Forgan
&
300,000
Co.—__
&
The
1,000,000
Hentz
300,000
&
1,000,000
Cleveland
Nolan,
B.
Co.,
Lyons
200,000
Co..
Co
___^
Folger,
L.
Co.—
Inc.—----
Legg
&
Pacific
Inc.—
Burr,
Co.
&
Corp.
1,000,000
C.
Cook
100,000
Weedon
300,000
2,675,000
Newhard,
&
Inc.
Clark
First
The
Sons
$200,000
1,000,000
—
1,000,000
&
&
Kreeger & Co.—
Loewi
750,000
Co._
Son
Co.__—
&
Co.
Mead,
500,000
Co._;
amounts
Mackall & Coe——
&
1,000,000
&
severally
principal
Hilliard
Hutton
Jones,
V-
W.
Barth
have
Ladenburg, Thalmann
-
Abbott, Proctor & Paine
J.
below
names.
John
Parker
area
about
portions
Amount
1
100,000
of
and
-.
named
E.
Co.__l_i_ 2,860,000 ;
.
service
a
population
a
Columbia
-
2,860,000
,,
to
power
the respective
company
opposite
•
Webster
Robert W.
to
sale
purposes.
reimburse
additions
year
Securities Corp.
.'_ 2,860,000
Johnston, Lemon & Oo._ 2,86l),QJ0
1960.
$501,469, or $1.07 per share
For the calendar year 1959,
used
construction
furnishes, electvic
Dillon, Union
Securities &
five
for
104.98%
;
for the
Co.,
Inc.
sale
Brocks,
107.33%
from
portion of the company's continuing
___i^___$2,860,0Ci0
Lehman Brothers
the
company
be
the
underwriters
purchase from the
bonds
Dillon,
shares
securities,
and
stock.
at
V\'.;
BUSINESS—The
common
exclusively
of
Since
1749.
is
retain
to
share
and
sold
accrue
outstanding
nine
per
will
contract
amounted
corresponding
were
a
sale
Guttman, President, Treasurer
who is selling 33,498 ^shares,
and
brand
a
accounted
$6,352,347
for
and
the
1,260
corporation
under
company
equal
sales
of
Mr.
established
exclusive
States,
the
stock
being
were
the
This
•
company
approximately 643 square miles, having
1,464,000,
comprising the entire District oi
of contiguous areas in Virginia and
Maryland.
Winslow,
Charles
Foundation,
sale,
whiskey,
firm
shares
from
100.09
the company's outstanding
borrowings made for working
other
and
will
the
;
•of
new
5%
a
101.82.
of
pay
property
gross
1960 and
year
Inc.
each
7 at
Tne
mately $67,000,000.
,
$30,000
price
downward
to
to
represent
the
It
250,000
Co.,
such
notes
company tor a portion of
tofore made and to provide for a
construction program.
1,750,000
Co
Williston
pay
corporation,
retain
will
1981.
p.
Offered—Dillon,
Dillon,
a
maturity.
proceeds
of
Yantis &
due
par
Gutman
the
common
English
576,
Inc.—Private
Inc.
net
Such
notes.
Auchincloss,
Mr.
are
the
oi
Following
EARNINGS—For
that
the
construction
capital.
36,498
Charles
and
shares.
309,997
Chemicals
the
by
Eastman
redeemable
are
bonds, $9,725,000 will be used
loan
ana
scaling
of
Co
rate
before
balance
Whittaker
S.
1974,
used
proceeds
no
prices
capital,
Co
&
L.
Co.,
writing
stock,
stockholders
Scotch
*51,939
announced
at
months
150,000
Exchange Commission—
each,
$100
PROCEEDS—The
of
Dec.
12
400,000
Paddington Corp.—Common Stock Offered—Lee Hig¬
ginson Corp. and H. Hentz & Co. and Associates offered
publicly on Dec. 6, 36,498 shares of the corporation's
1818.
p.
last
bonds
new
thereafter
the
agreed to
of
are
190,
Brothers;
5'/e%
a
200,000
Nov. 23, 1960, filed a letter of notification with
$300,000
of
7%
debentures to be offered at
$1
1965,
BUSINESS—The
$7,835,949
affected
be
by Kidder, Peaboay & Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Inc., White, Weld & Co., and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler.
Redpath
an
$83,851
ops.
income—
•Deficit.—V.
$888,081
780,298
named
Co.
Co.,
R.
Fabricating
maturity.
proceeds
below.—V.
Co.—Bonds
Amount
units
before
constituting
1960—10 Mos.—1959
•
•
.
not
heaaed
PROCEEDS—Of
;
of
,
Securities and
company
The
Ry.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
revenue-
bid
Inc.
&
F.
1,750,000
-
Coast
With
Foundation
Railway
will
oversubscribed and the books closed.
fourth
A
100%
200,000
&
&
J.
1712.
p.
Co.,
1,250,000
Co.,
&
White
N.
&
5s.
years
150,000
Co..
Wertheim
Robert
.__
holders
1
^
Co.—Acquired—
Co._—
&
Stokes
Thomas
of
Co.
Selling
mortgage 65/2%
at 100%
plus
plant
Lehman
REDEMPTION—The
oi
Denryoku
1963
losses,:
''•* ' "
Stuart & Co. Inc. was runner up, bidding 100.14 for
First Boston Corp. and associates were third at
syndicate
200,000
—
The offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
Kabushiki
v. 11
""
profit-,
alternative
no
rate.
Fenner &
Mayer
Brothers
800,000
Co.
—V.
300,000
Co.,
&
Staats
R.
Steele
J.
100,000
200,000
class A
<
operate
continuing
was
its
to
■
Power
Inc.;
was
Halsey,
$3,342,256
308,654
$90,123
to
of
there
,
Pa.,
—_
Stern
MacArthur
1960—10 Mos —1959
279,748
ops.
impossible
situation
that
/
intense
and
differentials
awarded at competitive bidding on Dec.
cost to the company of about 4.99%.
were
coupon
for
Sweney Cartwright & Co.
.
Corp.
200,000
Inc
&
Small
Walter
Norfolk
from
expenses
it
this
freight
position.
Manufacturing
Co.
offering
Co.,
Renshaw
Co.,
William
H.
Co.,
Co
Kenower,
shares
oper.
the
of all of the company's plate rolling
materially improve Phoenix's operating
should
Electric
interest
an
800,000
Co.
John
1,500,000
,___•
&
&
——
Pierce
&
bonds
150,000
___.
Co.
&
&
800,000
&
300,000
Co._
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
Shearson, Hammill &
800,000
;
Inc.
Hirsch
share
Railway
plus
substantial
handicapped
to produce carbon steel plate and plate
acquired plant at Claymont, Delaware.
Mr.!
Phoenixville,
closing.
200,000
200,000
per
$3,389,510
drastically
!> •.*" '•! !
operating' costs
.'
higher
made
undergone
have
l
poration; and Johnston, Lemon & Co. headed an under¬
writing group which offered publicly $40,000,000 of the
company's first mortgage bonds, 5%
series, due 1995,
priced at 100.827% to yield 4.95% to maturity.
Tne
>•
800,000
Seasongood
Co
Hilsman
6,658,936
ry.
competitive
Rockwell
Read
$250,000
Colket & Co.
&
300,000
Talbot
&
Haupt
H.
14,131,404
$349,015
substantially
lower
geographical markets.-
have
Union Securities & Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Cor¬
«v.
&
&
—
500,000
200,000
&
set
are
Inc.
250,000
578 790
$269,871
at
concentration
this plant
Potomac
200,000
Rauscher,
500,000
Gregory & Sons__.
Hallgarten & Co
each
Raffensperger, Hughes
&
Co., Inc.__
1,500,000
Sons_
1,595,448
revenue.
arrived
continue
newly
the
subsidiary,
were
broader
"
with
Porter-Cable Machine
See
and
Hanseatic
Pollock
E.
Inc.
Putnam
Hart,
&
by
Wells
Corp.
Penington,
1,500,000
Corp...
Garrett
SEC
oper.
have
faced
costs
to
which
of
squeeze
company's
Harrisburg
respective
Inc.
100,000
Green, Ellis & Anderson
The
from
that
and
The
will
its
at
operating
reluctantly
was
factors
competition,
markets,
Coast
Steel
said
Cook
V..
•
Beissner
York
250,000
.
Robert
Co.,
800,000
Inc.
the
Railway
freight
made
the
Phoenix
the
of
—
Mullaney,
150,000
Co.__j.__
&
'
Co.
New
__
Hobbs
purchased
Moroney,
100,000
&
17,351,568
rev.
East
to
Steel's
plant
conditions.;. He pointed out
designed and built during an era when
different and labor costs were not of
these
that
the
domestic
fabrications
Amount
&
200,000
Inc._
Securities
the
and
'
1,750,000
Co
Freeman
be
to
&
Corp
Co
103,265,971
1960—Month—1959
\
market
inescapable conclusion
to closing the mill.
/ '-•
of
sub¬
operations
McMaster Hutchinson
Burton & Co.
Burr,
purchasers
V
___
&
&
83%
over
electric
Amount
Merle-Smith
&
&
bonds
new
Inc.
Co.,
Baum
&
the
Co.,
North
Bradford
Courts
of
names
500,000
&
Pacific
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
the
and
be
to
The management,
came
.
that
and
operations at
its
were
emphasized
added
ably.
'
■
costs
mills
shipments
Cook
foreign
sinking
and
Close—
of, Phoenix
close
to
of
changes during the past decade,
Harrisburg's competitive position.
to
.
president
decision
rolling
permitting
came
option
for
and
v"
1960
was
$8,200,000
Securities
10,848,577
Net
the
Mr.
r'
Cook,
studies
production
techniques were
major importance.
Further,
r;t:
V
A.
the
careful
that
Peabody
the
at
corporation,
ended Aug. 31,
derived from
year
250,000
Edward L.
$
1818.
and
Steel Corp.—Mill to
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$
new
reduction
year.
that
after
its
applied
'
•
Minnesota
a
advertising and sales promotion;
products and the acquisition of
of outstanding indebtedness,
general corporate purposes.
trade
of
the
coroporation
this
said
acquisition
for
100%
to
for
capital
working
William
sale
program.
v"
,"*
Inc.
101,036,988
Period End. Oct. 31—
be
105%'
for
development
operations.
gas
&
Fitch,
1.767,802
p.
will
from
for
major
will
issued
machinery;
and
announced on Nov. 25 plans to close its Harrisburg, Pa., plate mill. Approximately 1,500 employees will be affected
by the permanent closing of this unit which becomes effective Dec. 31
un¬
on
Kidder,
bonds
notes
letter of notification with
a
per
materials;
raw
The
"v
the
of
construction
"
Allyn
885,806
192,
-
revenues
Allison-Williams Co.
120,617,539
New York,
Sur¬
.
contested
Inc.,
$4
Phoenix
natural
group
'--1;
promissory
company,
Peck
&
111,885,565
;
and
*
_.
11,867,301
income
research
basic
by
areas
with
..
closely
Smith
&
the- sale
ranging
at 100%.
Stuart
10.099,499
ops.
the
at
equipment and
(jointly), 99.18, and First Boston Corp.,
bonds
new
prices
at
Inc.
9,968,134
ry.
in
filed
1960
Nov. 30,
on
75,000 shares of common stock (par five cents) to
share, through S. B. Cantor & Co. and Farrell
Securities Co., New York, N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used for the purchase of electronic testing
covering
ever
served
V../ V>.7.
company's
•
10,853,940
—V.
the
and
below:
expenses
from
be
rural
the
to
N. Y.—
communities,
will
covers
Ossining,
Components, Inc.,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
SEC
ofxered
be
gas
programs
38
being supplied
' V : ^
now
Fenner
from
principal amounts of the
forth
revenue.
oper.
Pierce,
UNDERWRITING—The
oper.
rev.
in
more
application
5s
as
outstanding
from
16%
oper.
ry.
12
awarded
:
Weld & Co.
operating
Railway
Net
expansion
$2,182,992:
4,498,560
$2,037,222
4,494,197
.
.
.
Electronic
With
The
.the
'
its
$150,262
373,488
.
1858.
p.
Perry
833,820
$180,319
418,839
ry. ops.
deficit-,-
oper.
192,
Files
counties
extend
deficit fr.
ry.
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$6,342,464
$6,814,468
8,379,686
8,997,370)
$683,558
Wisconsin, including Eau Claire and La Crosse.
Railway
Net
and
Inc.1 (jointly), 99.17.
of
purposes
Ladenburg,
York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
to
Co.—Bonds Offered—An
were
bonds
Lynch,
company
&
New
Power
REDEMPTION—The
&
♦Deficit.—V.
14
,
obtained
>'
■
the
White,
payment
the
$1,507,819
566
ops.
been
served
'
for
properties
J.
197,849
income
oper.
of
areas
proposes
long-range
have
1263.
p.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
the
Ira
1960—10 Mos —1959
154,104
expenses
oper.
ry.
1960—Month—1959
revenue.
expenses
Net
new
present
Corp.
New York
Railway
The
bonds
and Blyth & Co.,
Hannaford
Period End. Oct. 31—
huge
being
States
Merrill
Este
$
$
revenues
operating
Net
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$
expenses—
income
oper..
—V.
Public
and'
1960,
15,
Seashore Lines—Earnings—
$628,428
808,747
revenue-
Net
an estimated cost of nearly
approximately 2,400 additional
- "• •.'
" V ' •••■''* ■' ' ;
\ •
to
communities
191,
bid of 99.28%.
City
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$
Federal
now
urban
service.—V.
Coffin
Operating
Operating
rural
the
with
Indiana.
it
*/-y
ambitious
year.
the
interest.
1960,
'
New England Telephone &
Period End. Oct. 31—
oper.
v
Convenience
of
at Aug.
company
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
be
facilities, at
franchises
are
the
of
Barret,
1915.
p.
for
of the
part only
when
enclosures,
remain
192,
will
derwriting group headed by Halsey,. Stuart & Co. Inc.
offered
$35,000,000 of the ; company's first mortgage
bonds, series due Dec. 1, 1990, 5% at 100% and accrued;
ac¬
ra.a.
have
appropriate
received,
m">re
received
also
must
and
tenders
All
expiration
and
tenders
be
who
transmittal,
accepted,
all
in
may
Stockholders,
desiring
end
the
of
$1
Pennsylvania-Reading
underway
Chandler,
cost
supplies of natural gas first
"northwest system," NIPSCO has been engaged
its
to
most
Gas
18
in
said
service
when
on
3
be
or
get
the
for
the
which
Kalsey,
will
gas
1959,
pro¬
Casualty
the
$486,600 in bank notes and 242,760 shares of class
stock, $1 par value and 341,040 shares of class B common
par value outstanding.—V.
192, p. 1858.
Railway
Certificate
a
State
utility
■';:,f!;
.
REVENUES—For
for
agent
as
New
shares
received
this
unless
cepted
Bank.
of
their
tender
to
Marvin
to
indicate
of
approximately
stock,
that
|
a Wisconsin corporation, operate in central and south Minne¬
sota, including Minneapolis and St. Paul, in parts of North Dakota and
South Dakota,
including Fargo and Sioux Falls, and in west central
y
"
-
dividends
stock, a 5% stock dividend
dividend, distributable Jan.
"
stock
2%
a
semi-annual
paid
company
declared
and
common
sidiary,
1961.
Preference
of
Bank
inviting
is
shares
50,000
Tenders
Dec.
of
undertaken.
share. The purchaser is bound to accept tenders aggregating
per
tenders.
307.
p.
Casualty Co.—Tenders Invited—
National
purchaser,
capital
of $64
192,
above.
New Amsterdam
The
Mexico.—V.
and
Corp.—Delisted—
Basic
spective
England
Canada,
scheduled
application
an
for
service
the
of
the
distribution
available
one
filed
29,
gas
provide
BUSINESS—The
Natus
See
a
in
Aurora
functions.
according
new
of
Chemical
Works
Chairman
formation of
Jordan
Frank
Mr.
Nov.
on
of
a
5,000
Australia.
Jordan-National
Jordan.
is
build
will
northeast
office
estimates
7,500
i
joined
National,
company
National
in
gas
Chemical Corp.—Joint Venture—
Sydney,
of
and
Northern
National Starch &
1963,
Indiana
third
October
became
1400.
p.
provide
to
rounding
23,750
Co
Inc
Co.,
i
Barrett
&
structure
in
1
the
23,750
___
to
of
application,
$1,250,000,
of
Shares
Sade
Nov.
on
rural, customers.1
Sade
principal underwriter, have severally agreed as a
purchase from the company the amounts of stock
as
commitment
firm
miles
it
^
northern
its
Since
underwriters
five
general
Preliminary
Commission
transmission
aggregate
debentures.
UNDERWRITING—The
tri-level
a
completion
NI-Gas.
company
the
In
authorized, of which 210,000 shares will be
of $502,520 of subordinated long-term
class B
an
about
utility's
million.
Necessity
and
notes
of
$2
Service
CAPITALIZATION—The
capitalization
of
the
company
upon
the
of the offering will consist of 600,000 authorized shares
shares of
outstanding; and
of
with
year
site
the
that
30
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—Seeks to
Expand
which
of
Charge
completion
250,000
of
Nov.
on
in Aurora
expansion.
„
1960,
was
Construct—
The new facilities will include
space for about 700
NI-Gas
general
office employes now housed in separate
buildings on company property
and Bellwood, as well as in rented
properties.—V. 192, p. 211.
small loans, and
principal offices
working capital for
to
112-acre
a
most
Construction
next
13,
$260,000.
at
the
expand
added
the
via
per
July,
Md.
estimated
are
used
be
Jan.
on
as
division.
contract
proceeds
will
known
financing
consumer
installment
organized
was
plan
account
engaged
an
PROCEEDS—The
the
on
house
about
which
cents
in
1961.
the
1960
share on the class A common
25
20,
Co.—To
announced
company
—
L.
DIVIDENDS—In
of the
investor.—
A
The
Corp.
Washington,
Co.,
note
promissory
institutional
an
2020.
p.
President
company,
retail
a
Plan."
has
192,
tiy4%
with
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of
share.
BUSINESS—The
$3,UUU,UU0
1975,
Northern Illinois Gas
a
per
a
in
group that publicly offered on Nov. 30, 60,000
shares of the company's class A common stock (par 600)
at
due
1114.
p.
Charge
oi
company,
nationwide
with the new
communications,
system will hook up all Mueller Brass Co. warehouses
giant computer system recently installed at executive headquarters
Port Huron.—V.
placement
transmitters.
regular
Monday, December 12, 1£60
.
Co.
200,000
Co.—
100,000
Co.—
100,000
Lerchen
Wheat
&
Biddle
&
&
1915.
Photogrammetry,
Inc.
—
Common
Stock
Offered
—
Public
offering of 13,000 shares of the company's $1 par
common stock was made on Nov. 30 by First Investment
Planning Co., Washington, D. C. at $3.50 per share.
;.
BUSINESS—The
company
was
incorporated
under
the
laws
of
the
•
I
Volume
192
Number
6011
,
The Commercial and Financial
*
Chronicle
(2329)
Per
DIVIDENDS
'f
I I
Dividend
tables.
announcements
the
In
first
grouped
are
indicate
we
all
nounced during the current week.
a
second table in which
in
the
Then
show
we
Name oj
the
separate
dividends an¬
we
Per
Name of Company
Abercrombie
'
I
&\j
I.
Class
5V? %
'6%
&
Discount
(quar.l
$3
1
preferred
B
(quar.)
C
(quar.)__„
D
(quar.)
Central
12-,6
preferred
prior
guaranteed
G%
Amerace
'iff; ::
^
Corp.,
Stock
Crystal
American
5%
Discount
American
5%
r^,
(quar.)
1-
3
12-19
Charleston
1-
&
12-30
Chase
(From
U J
Anchor
$1.75
H
This
Fuel
mington
Arkansas
of
preferred
Temple,
6%
Ltd.,
preferred
4%%
12-
2
Chicago, Burlington &
12-15
12-
2
Chicago
5%
12-15
12-
5
25c
1-10
12-30
1-
12-22
$1.50
1
From
Class
(quar.)
B
Atlanta
Charlotte
&
Aurora
Realty,
$6
is
1-14
12-30
1-16
12-20
12-20
12-16
25c
12-15
12-
5
12-15
12-
5
Cleveland
12-16
12-
2
Cleveland
Extra
Plastics
Auto-Soler
for
of
12-27
12-27
5
12-16
Trust
(Pa.)
1
12-29
12-
12-22
12-29
12-15
12-29
Trencher
Trust
$1.70
1%%
50c
50C
.
9
shares held, subject
stockholders Jan. 18)
of
(quar.)__
Corp.
to
1-
3
2-1
12-30
1-
1-
3
12-12
1-16
12-12
1
investment
From
12-10
1
3
1-
3
12-15
1-14
1-
12-16
Columbus
Color-Crait
20c
3-
1
1
12-30
Ohio
'
Electric
12-28
12-30
12-16
12-19
1-
3
12-
5c
1-
3
_
t$1.50
1-
1
12-16
tl6%c
;
1-
1
12-16
Commercial Standard Insurance
Drug
1
12-10
Commonwealth
1-
4
12-12
Connecticut Bank & Trust
$4.50
3-
1
2-20
$3
(s-a)
(s-a)
1-
65c
(quar.)
1-
1
12-15
12-27
12-19
5c
iv2c
(quar.)
1-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
3
12-19
International
Life
45c
1-10
12-23
1-15
12-20
1-10
12-31
Fund____
3c
50c
12-15
11-30
3
12-13
20c
12-27
12-13
$40c
(quar.)
1-16
12-16
1-
Consolidated Investment Trust—
investment
(From
Consolidated
income)
Mining & Smelting
Balcrank,
Inc.
Baltimore
Bank
of
Bank
of
5%
Nutley
Trust
2-
1
11-25
each
L
held)
18
Basic,
Incorporated,
12-20
12-
12-15
1-15
12-16
$6.25
preferred
$5.60
Iron
Baxter
preferred
Baystate
Foods,
3% %
I
Beecham
3
12-20
12y2c
quar.)
(incr.
common
$1.50
1
40c
1-
3
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
50c
1-
1
12-15
$.029
12-
9
10-20
Davega
2
12-15
Decca
12-30
12-16
Decker
omitted
t25c
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
1-
Records
Nut
&-1
Blum's
ft:',1!
Cascade
Food
Stores
Bowser,
Inc.,
$1.20
Detroiter
de Vegh Investing
12-15
12-
8
de
12-31
12-19
12-15
12-
1
1-
6
be
paid
4 % %
6%
Street
ized
if
vestment
Broad
S
——
6
12-16
1-
1
__________—______
and
from
14c
net
—
Co.
Trust
Corp.,
44c
12-24
12-
60c
3-15
3-
1
3-15
12-15
5c
12-10
11-25
5c
—
12-10
11-25
$45c
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
common
1-15
1-
3
1-
9
12-27
$15c
$1.12%
1-
2
12-31
12-
9
12-16
Co.
(quar.)
-.1
Taggert
Associated
Quarterly
Extra
-—
Canada
RWl
Southern
|
Canadian
E.
£?ij'
Canadian
1st
V
2nd
preferred
preferred
Canadian
Carbons
______—
_1—
12-23
12-16
Harding
12-29
Edgecomb
(initial)—(initial)
—
Husky Oil, 6% preferred (quar.)
Consolidated, Inc.
(year-end)
3
(quar.)
—
Fund
"
—
:—
(quar.)__.
3
12-15
2-1
1-3
12-12
9
12-20
12-30
12-20
1-16
12-20
10c
(quar.)__,
12-31
12-31
7'/2c
1-
3
12-16
12-16
12-16
50c
5%
12-15
12-
(quar.)
5
quar.)
Trust
&
Co.
12-15
12-5
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
20c
preferred
12-15
12-
1
2
(Worcester,
(s-a)
Ltd.,
40c
12-15
12-
30c
12-15
12-2
Hawaiian
Helena
3-15
2-16
2
12-20
$22 %c
1-
1
1-
1
12-
7
12-
7
25c
Inc.
30c
1-
$15c
1-
1
12-15
$10c
12-16
1-
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
1
12-15
35c
1-
4
12-16
12-10
11-28
Carpets,
12-19
t25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Mfg.
Corp.
12-23
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Commercial
&
Sugar
.____
10c
12-30
2
12-20
12-16
Rubenstein, Inc.—
(initial
common
32 %c
(quar.)
Heppenst.all Co., 4Vi%
Fund
Corp.
Holland
preferred
12-16
3
12-20
1-
3
12-20
1-
3
12-20
56'/4c
2-
1
1-24
12-29
11-30
4c
;
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Natural
3
1-
;
___.
Furnace
(quar.).
1-
$1.37%
(Walter E.) & Co., common
preferred
(quar.)__ 5V2% preferred (quar.)
4%
40c
$1
quar.)
Heller
Gas,
15c
1-
4
12-29
12-19
12-19
20c
12-31
12-16
(quar.)
62%c
12-31
12-16
31%C
12-31
$1.31%
12-31
12-16
5.65%
$1.41%
12-31
12-16
5c
12-16
5%
1-
3
12-16
12-29
12-19
4
12-15
12-29
12-15
1-16
12-31
12c
12-22
1-
preferred
(quar.)_.
common
($50 par)
preferred
Hoving Corp.
Hughes-Owens,
Class
B
6.40%
(1959
series)
(quar.)____
class
A
12-
8
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-16
12-15
$5c
Ltd.,
(reduced)
preferred
12-16
1-16
12-15
7
12-15
12-22
12-
7
2-
1
1-
6
2-
1
1-
6
$40c
1-16
Hussmann
2%
12-30
Huyck
12-
1-
3
12-16
1-
4
12-21
17 %C
1-
2
12-16
$10c
15c
1-30
2-
1
12-12
12-30
1-11
12-
1
12c
12-23
12-
69c
12-23
12-
9
$1.12
12-23
12-
9
Refrigerator (stock dividend)
Corp., common
$2.75 class A preferred (quar.)
4!/2% prior preferred (quar.)
Hycon Mfg., 5Vi% conv. preferred (accum.)
$0.1375
1-
1
12-12
9
12-15
Illinois Brick Co.
(quar.)
Imperial Bank of Canada (quar.)
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer.
Indian
preferred
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
12-31
$.097
dep. rets. Ordinary
Head Mills, $1.25
$1.50
40c
$45c
12-
8
10-
3
31 %c
2-
1
1-13
37 %c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
2-
1
1-13
1-
3
12-14
Indiana
1-
3
12-15
4.12%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.03
preferred
(quar.)
$1.03 Va
1-
3
12-12
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.14
1-
3
12-12
12-
8
10-21
7V2c
7y2c
25c
25c
1414-
1
1
1
1
12-15
Erie
&
Abrasives
&
Michigan Electric—
$8%c
1-27
12-28
Erie
1-27
12-28
Exolon Company,
12-27
Factor
A
,
(quar.)
(Max)
Stock
1-10
12-27
2
12-16
2-
1
1-13
Faraday
2-
1
1-10
Fashion
12-
2
12-23
12-
2
15c
7V2C
12-23
12-
1- 3
12-
2
9
12-15
12-30
12-30
12-15
12-30
12-16
15c
12-29
12-15
12-29
12-15
30c
12-29
1-
3
12-12
new
& Co.,
(quar.)____;
dividend
Fairchild
Frocks
Drop
the
Services
&
Stock
Ltd
International Shoe Corp.
.___
(reduced)
Forge
(reduced)
5'/2%
Iowa
preferred (quar.)
<fc Light, common
preferred
4.35%
preferred
4.80%
preferred
Jefferson
Electric
12-15
87V2C
3-10
2-28
Non-voting
25c
12-16
12-
6
12-16
12-
6
12-31
20c
6
12-
6
12-
6
1-
1
12-12
25c
1-
3
12-12
1-
3
40c
2-
3
1-13
1-
1
12-15
$1.08%
1-
1
12-15
1-
27y2c
12-12
1
12-15
15c
12-30
12-13
$1.50
12-28
$1.20
1-16
12-15
12-16
12-31
Kekaha
12-21
12-
Kennedy's, Inc.,
12-15
12-10
12-28
Federal
15c
1-13
1
12-28
5%
preferred A
(quar.)
$1.25
1-13
12-31
1
12-15
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
1-13
12-31
$1.37y2
1-13
12-31
12-31
(quar.)
$2
37*/2c
50c
Carper Furniture
1-25
5
Shares
(quar.)
Year-end
Johnson
12-28
1
(quar.)
12-
12-12
82y2c
—
(quar.)
!
common
50c
1-
prior preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Founders
Bros.
7Vic
1-
(quar.)
12-15
12-10
12-19
12-15
1-
common
3
2
45c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Year-end
75c
Finance,
——.—
(quar.)
Power
3.30%
12-15
$75c
B
1-
12-30
Interstate Securities, common
25c
Corp.
(initial)
1-
12-20
12-30
26y4c
1
dividend-
2c
Instrument
Mines
30c
shares.
common
quarterly—
12-31
t37%c
5y2%
of
12-31
4%
Camera
Uranium
(s-a)
three-for-one-split
Stockholders approved a
Initial
Jenkins
(initial quar.)
70c
Inc.
International Paper Co.—
25c
common
class A
Certificates,
12-14
Ltd.—
:____:
$$1
preferred (quar.)
Gasoline (extra)
Insuranshares
|30c
;
:__i
(s-a)___
Pittsburgh RR., guaranteed (quar.)
1-
12-23
10c
4%
Inglewood
10c
Corp.
1-20
12-12
$15c
2
2%
Consolidated
Flooring & Wood Products,
2-15
&
3-17
12-
12-23
Corp.—
___;
Water
Coal
Horn
12-15
15c
dividend—
12-20
Class
3-17
15c
Quarterly
$2
9
,1-
$4
Co.,
Shoe,
12-30
5%
—
(quar.)__
Refractories
Electro
Stock
12-
12-
—
_____________
1st
Harsco
11c
._.
___
Steel
Elizabethtown
12-16
5%
12-16
$.024
Ordinary
common
Balanced
Industries
12-15
25c
10-20
12-20
4Va%
.__
Federal
—
10-20
50c
25c
dividend
Stock
Eldon
12-15
Products, Ltd.—
12-15
45c
York)
12-19
1-
15c
Optional
Economy Baler
t37y2c
Ry.
9
$37 %c
(quar.)
Howard Stock Fund
&
2
25c
N
class B (reduced)
(s-a)
Bronze,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Food
(quar.)
Optional
2
1-10
9
50c
Markets
(increased
Brass,
Hanover
$17 %c
(
—:
Ltd.
(quar.)___——
$1.50
~\
Flooring,
Canada
Coal
(quar.)_____—
Howard
&
1-
25c
Hahn
12-20
15c
Extra
,____
.____
3
12-
20c
(New
Extra
1
17 %c
(quar.)—._
preferred
1-
Bakeries—
1-
12-
$0.21
f45c
;;
(quar.)
Co,
Massachusetts)
1-
40c
______
(quar.)—__
3iy4c
__—.—
Extra
Campbell
(quar.)
(quar.)_
&
$5c
Packing
Cambridge Trust Co.
(Mass.)
(extra)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. • (quar.)——
(quar.)
American
Bank
Hamilton
37 %c
(quar.)
15c
■
B
Guaranty
10c
$.021
20c
quar.)
quarterly
Giant
12-16
10c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Elk
California
6N
12-15
Supermarkets—
Racing Assn.,
28ySc
(quar.)
(quar.)____
'
Green
12-16
50c
$1
12-20
25c
12-15
5
20c
(initial
Insurance
(Daniel)
Special
12-15
25c
income)
$1
Eaton
t26c
5
1-
Ingersoll Machine & Tool, Ltd.—
2-15
-5%
1-
at
(quar.)
Co.
Green
3
5c
Brewery, Ltd.
Eaton
•
Mfg.
All
3
30c
Duffy-Mott, Inc. (quar.)_
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd.—
American
deposit
receipts
6
of
payment
Producers, common
preferred A (quar.)_____^
3
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
Common
(quar.)_.—
approval
to
4%%
preferred
Dow
dividend
5%
preferred
preferred
Steel
5
17c
Western
$1.80
Greater
1-
B
Corp.
Dominion
Eastern
Ltd.—
Canada,
Inc.,
Dome
12-30
____
(quar.)
Stores
Increased
1-
time.
investment
Quality
1st
1-13
12-16
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
57i% preferred (quar.)
class
and
A
(from net investment inc.)
preferred
Dilbert's
in¬
—-
(Phila.)
(subject
$$1.50
.
Houston
Diamond National Corp.,
$1.50
12-19
for
held)
(quar.)
;
1-
12-16
-——--
-—
Shoe
4V2%
1-
1
Burlington Steel, Ltd.
Butler's
12-16
1-
——
^ V
1
■ '$1.43%
B
Mills,
1
1-
12-16
Building Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Burgess Vibrocrafters (s-a)
Burrus
2-
T55C
1
preferred (quar.)—
Brooks-Scanlon, class A
%'T
U2y2c
1-
4.16%
fit, \
ife-' t
10-17
9
Ltd.—
stockholders at the annual meeting)
Class
net
12-29
12c
American
12 %c
Mutual Fund, Inc.—
Vegh
Donaldson Co.
(quar.)
Investing (30c from gain real¬
Bond
12-15
12-
(quar.)
dividend
Brooke
12-28
12c
$$1.12
income)
Street
Stock
—
class
(quar.)—
Doeskin Products, Inc., 70c pfd.
(quar.)
investment
on
12-19
Mobile
(From
7%
ordinary—
——
preferred
Broad
—
Trucking (quar.)
Homes (initial quar.)
Chicago
Diversey
Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
preferred
preferred
5%%
9
30c
shares
Amer.
Columbia Forest Products,
Columbia
1-
3
$1.50
Quarterly
British
M
Ml-
15c
institutions)
British
if
_
2-
(this payment in
subject to company's
to
Braniff Airways
British Aluminum.
41
25c
(quar.)
lending
mi
,——_—
(quar.)
8
pfd.
arrears
&v4
®!V.
(quar.)
Corp.
Borman
-R^f
—
Mfg.—
12-16
(25c par)
class B share
or
Extra
9-15
12-30
pfd.
non-cum.
Grand & Toy, Ltd.
Great
9-29
12-
10c
Goodman
$1.75
40c
(quar.)__.
conv. pfd. (quar.)
Drug
Hertz
1-25
12-30
12-
$1.25
(quar.)
;_
Gestetner, Ltd. Amer. shares Ordinary___
Amer. shares Ordinary "A"
Good Humor Corp.
(increased)
6-15
12-15
12-15
12-19
3
21c
common
Inc.
5%
(Calif.),
Boise
A
—
Laughfin,
&
class
Co.,
Co.
12-16
12-30
12-19
7-
20c
Bliss
Furniture
Trust
12-16
12-30
25c
(quar.)
12-23
15c
37y2c
12-19
$1.75
20c
25c
Biederman's
Bishop
capital gains plus
undistributed inc.)_
12-31
Heritage
Denver
9
12-31
3-16
5%
Stores,
9
12-
$1.25
$1.37%
Ltd.—
depositary receipts ordinary
Stores, Ltd., 5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.46
12-
Mfg., Ltd. (stock dividend)
preferred
3-31
this
at
12-23
preferred (quar.)__
$1.75
on
1-13
$1.37V2
5%
12-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-23
12-19
12-19
payments
12-16
30c
ioc
12-15
Laboratories—
Div.
$1.12 >/2
(quar.)____
Group,
Belgium
7%
Cutter
5c
(quar.).
12-19
3
(quar.)
!_13
12-31
3
(quar.)
12-14
^31
12-31
1-
preferred
1-10
12-28
12-31
1-
preferred
preferred
1-20
12-15
93%c
10c
7%
12-23
$1.12 y2
50c
.'
!
common
3
$1.06y4
$1.75
Sugar,
12-15
1-
20c
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
3
(quar.)
New
7%
12-15
1-
American
Bickford's,
7%
3
75c
(quar.)
1-
1-
preferred
25c
(quar.)—
25c
$1.05
preferred (quar.)
4'/2 %
15c
(quar.)_.—'
Co,
Cuban-American
1-21
84 %c
Trust
12-20
3
4j/4%
12-15
3
40c
(quar.)
Petroleum—
$2 preferred
Crown
12-16
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)
RR.
12-31
3IV2C
3
1-
Cork & Seal—
12-16
(quar.)
preferred
Creek
12-16
1-
12-31
75c
common
preferred
4%%
Beech
$1
Crown
12-30
1-
time.
40c
12-30
2
Central
Corp.
$1.50
;
:
15c
______—
:
Crown
12-30
2
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)____.
(increased)
Corp.
Beatrice
2
1-
(quar.)
Corp
Laboratories,
6%
f.'4
Works
1-
$1.40
(quar.)
of
12-16
1-
15c
(quar.)
Inc
Wheat
Cream
12-16
$1.56 y4
preference
Bastian-Blessing Co.
Bath
3
Systems,
—
12-16
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
1-15
25c
Craig
___
:
Corp.
12-23
long-term
class A
iy4%
j.
(quar.)
____.
Cowles Chemical
12-15
12-31
(quar.)
B
Connector, class A
dividend
Corroon & Reynolds
6
12-31
15c
43c
common
preferred
:
1-16
110c
$1.37%
(quar.i
common
(quar.)—
Continental
Stock
60c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred A
5V2 '7c
9
12-31
25c
m
5%%
12-19
12-
Gas
Consumers
J
(quar.)
Y.)
12-27
t55c
common..
(N.
12-23
$3.75
(accum.)
share for
(1
Inc.,
preference A, B, & C
Bankers
V!
pfd.
(quar.)
New Jersey—
dividend
12-12
25c
1st
Scotia
Shares,
6%
$3
(quar.)
Brick,
Nova
Stock
Bank
Mills
Paper
1-20
(quar.)_
Shale Products
Class
(Canada)—
12-19
tlOc
Badger
12-15
5%
dividend)
General Tire & Rubber Co.—
Great
Worth)
(Ft.
12-13
1-1
i5c
General Time Corp.—
No action taken on
12-19
1-
9
9c
Commerce
5
Investors—
Industries
this
12-
2-~l
(quar.)
accumul.
(3 shs. of 3%
12-15
9c
(quar.)
Southern
&
from
General
2-10
25c
£20c
12-20
75c
preferred (quar.)
Gray
income
Products
1-31
1-10
12-27
10%
(quar.)__
Georgia Shoe Mfg.
30c
|__
12-23
12-15
;
Y.
(quar.)
General Products
2-10
3-
10c
1-
$1.20
(year-end)
2-15
10c
50c
give
preferred (quar.)
5%
12-20
12-20
ap¬
Co. (extra)
Shares—
Colonial Energy
12-15
to
(quar.)
Controls
5y2%
______
___.
Colgate-Palmolive
$1.08
(quar.)
87 %c
_
15c
nine
each
proval
91
39c
Glass
from
General
share
(one
jqc
12_15
3%%
50c
(quar.)___;—
dividend)
12-21
buy 3 new
held, option
;
American
Extra
—
19
12 28
(quar.i2y2c
pfd.
(stock
Incorporated
each
,
(stock
5%
Freightlines
General
Co.
(quar.)
to
shares
Properties, 6% pfd. (initial)
Stores. Inc., common (quar.)
Gamble Bros,
12-15
$1.13
.__
12_31
19
stock¬
dividend
Garlock,
12-12
25c
Trust
Corp.
Company
16c
1-
25c
&
plan
a
option
Wallace. $3 class A
($1.30
J.)
(incr. semi-annual)
class A (stock dividend).
-
Clevite
Wil¬
(quar.)
Co.
4
4
$2
& Pittsburgh RR.—
special guaranteed (quar.)__—.
regular guaranteed (quar.)___.
4%
7%
payable
to
pfd.
Ry.
Stock
Frito
Cleveland
_
Line
Air
1-
Telephone—
Bank
with
20
of
1-10
6%c
,___
National
(Ridgewood, N.
Citizens Utilities,
$1.37
preferred
1
1-
$50c
(quar.)
Bell
13
the
each
Forbes
Foster
stock
__.
Quincy RR,___
__
1st
12-30
$1.18
Co.
Forbes &
General
;——
Quarterly
15c
retirement
__
Fair
Garrett
income___
Lumber
&
(Allentown, Pa.)
Porter Co.,
Fair
6%
tl8c
Investment
12-16
2-
Inc.—
Cincinnati & Suburban
Clearfield
(quar.)
Associates
Atlantic
Mill
$41
common
A
a
(s-a)
investment
net
Extra
Ltd
Wines
Fund,
1-14
Y.)
preference B (quar.)
(J. H.) Hardware Ltd.—
Ashdown
12-30
75c
at
Dec.
for
311
(s-a)I
B
National City Bank of N.
Food
1-16
meet¬
12-15
a
Citizens
Electric
12-16
2-10
Y,)—
following the annual
proposal to declare a 4%
1-16
(quar.)_
Hegeman
3
meet¬
1-26
(quar.)
preferred
12-
12-29
25C
special
25c
on
43 %c
4.32%
12-19
2%
dividend)
(quar.)
(N.
vote
Chemical
(Delaware)
5.49%
Ash
will
75c
certificates
& Light,
12-30
6%
(quar.)
Bank
12-22
(quar.)
and
27 %c
quar.)
(stock
America
.
$4.20 preferred
$1.16
Refining
Transit
1-15
time
i
5
89c
expiring Jan. 20, 1961)___i
Food
this
at
.(increased
12-31
(quar.)
to
34c
Inc
Chafceau-Gia
_
interest
Trust Co.
&
Steel
"
to be held
30c
4.72%
Arrow-Hart
Florida
12-22
_
pertains
Power
&
12-31
Corp.___:
Minority
Fischer
75c
12-15
$1.25
common
surrender
upon
First
9
of
Manhattan
97V2C
(quar.)_
payment
Public
9
12-
ing
ing
& Development—
gains)
Oil
12-
12-31
12-
dividend
.
quarterly
preferred
Arkansas
12-31
$1.37%
12-16
Foundry—
Casualty Co.,
33 %c
(quar.)_
r
12-
75c
(Atlanta) —
(subject to approval
div.
9
12-16
(quar.)_,
capital
Stock
(quar.)__
&
Stockholders
American Research
..
Pi
12-20
12-
62 y2 c
(N.
5
A and
on
National Bank
12-31
2
__
Insurance
1-
Extra
$1.25
:—
Holdert
First National Bank
holders
2
(quar.)__:
Fire
First
12-15
shares
1-
iquar.)__.
common
12-15
12-15
1
$1
12-30
12-31
1
1
shareholders
12-15
1-25
1-
9
Service—
12-15
7=,.
1-
9
Corp.
Co.
gains)
1-
9
________
__
dividend_____W.
Oil
12-15
When
Payable of Reo.
77c
Corp.
12-
1-
(quar.)
National
5
1-16
de
Stock
1
plus
Investors Corp.—
Class A and class B (quar.)
12-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
com.
(quar.)
Felt,
preferred
Increased
Champlin
Cerro
1-
capital
Geneva
12-31
$1.12 >/2
com.
(quar.)
preferred
American
Chamberlin
12-19
10c
_
&
Machine
3.90%
12-19
9
15c
dividend
Hair
9
1-
$1.06 Va
_
.
—
preferred
1-
3%
__
12-16
12-19
from
Income
75c
First
12-31
Public
Pasco
1
9
12-15
Share
investment
12-31
Investors,
1-
1
_
payment omitted
1-
27yac
series)
Co.
$6
Common
8
1-
from
22c
$1.25
(1954
Dredging
Stock
12-
$3
payment)
Co.,
Co.
American
Century
1
(12c
9
62 y2c
—
preferred (initial)
Electric Co.—
25c
-
(Ga.l,
American
i'l
12-15
1-
12-19
12-15
12-
20c
(quar.)
Vermont
Century
(quar.)
Distilling
Extra
5.44%
$1
(reduced)
Sugar
American
!•;'
12-15
37 y2c
Products
preferred
preferred
1
4%
American
11
12-15
1-
1
Per
_
Corp., $3 pfd. (quar.)
Fiduciary Mutual Investing—
$1.20
(quar.)
common
preferred
1%
Ceramic
prior
5%%
Central
.
(quar.)
Rubber
American
4%%
12-15
1
34 %c
dividend
frl
1
1-
1-
12-31
_
Name of Company
Federal United
$1.02 y2
(quar.)
preferred
1-
34%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Biltrite
preferred
6
$1.18%
;
(quar.)_
dividend
preferred
$1.35
Filter
Air
6
2c
(year-end
preferred
Stock
'V
$5
(s-a)_______
dividend
American
!r.
12-20
Law
common
American
i-i
12-30
dividend
Stock
414%
$2.50
(quar.)
Frank-Guenther
Albert
12-20
Gas
Telephone,
Stock
12-
1-
$1.02 y2
B
12-30
Holdert
First
(quar.)
preferred
12-27
(quar.)
A
preferred
Indiana
1-16
36c
preferred
Central
When
Payable of Rec.
Gas—
&
4.80%
Inc.—
A
Electric
4.75%
Payable of Rec,
1-
36c
59 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preierred
4.10%
Holders
25c
(s-a)__
___,
preferred
Allegheny & Western Ry.—
tl!' •,<!
V'
(s-a)
4.10%
25c
A
•
convertible
5y2%
im
J.
preferred
class
(s-a)'
Common
M
•
B
Investment
Aid
i
.
Co.,
Publishing,
Illinois
Common
$0,038
Addison-Wcsley
.1
i'vi
f5;
Fitch
&
Share
When
preferred
B
Central
-
40c
(quar.)__
4.75%
previ¬
(quar.)
Gas—
&
Common
follow with
payments
Electric
Share
Aguirre Sugar
Central
two
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
if
4
Company
Central
9
Kaiser
Steel Corp., $1.46
53/4%
(extra)
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Sugar
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
(extra)
Kentucky Central Life ft Accident Insurance
Kent-Moore
Co.
Organization
-
Keystone Custodian Funds
Extra
40c
36V2c
$1.43%
15c
3iy4c
20c
l°c
1-
12-16
4
12-16
12-28
12-16
1-
4
12-16
2
11-23
12-31
12-16
1-
12-31
12-12
12-16
12-
2
1-15
12-31
12-31
12-20
12-
6
12-
1
10c
1-15
12-31
20c
1-15
12-31
10
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Per
f
Name
Hotels
Lamson
6%
Latrobe
Lerner
(s-a)
Steel
Co.
Stores,
4%%
_
Wayne)
(quar.) •
Stockholders will
vote on
Feb;
15
the
shares.
new
Lincoln
Printing,
on
t
.•
Lock
Joint
Steel
Locke
Louisiana
4.44%
4.96%
Louisville
Gas
Ludlow
Electric,
Typograph,
Extra
preferred (quar.)
Lytton Financial (increased):
Macfadden Publications Inc.
Macke
(G.
Class
A
(quar.)_.
Class
B
25c
25c
53Vac
(quar.)
preferred
4'A%
;——...—-—~
C
(quar.)
Mansfield Tire & Rubber—
|
Extra
.
each share held)
of
Trust
Marine
Maritime
gains)
Maxwell
Corp.,
McCandless
McLean
___.
(participating)
—
(stock dividend)—
Corp.
Mfg.
McQuay-Norris
Brook
proval
Comptroller
10.
of
$1.50 conv. preferred
Merchants
Brick & Tile
Bros.
Stock dividend
Mesabi Iron
Mindustrial
Corp.
4.90%
preferred
Molson's
80c
27%c
1-1
12-15
12-19
25c
1- 3
12-16
20c
12-31
1212-
9
12-
9
12-
9
12c
6c
" %
B
Voting
common^
A
12-15
1-2
1- 2
1-. 2
12-15
12-15
12-20
12- 8
12- 8
12-14
1- 2
1-16
12-16
12-21
1-16
12-21
12- 9
12- 9
12-15
.
25c
$1.75
$1
—_
(quar.)
1-14
1- 3
1-16
Cafeterias
preferred
Morrow
12-29
45c
(quar.)—
Trust Co. (N. Y:)
Consolidated—
Guaranty
Morgan
Screw
Products
Morton
Mfg.. (quar.)
Mutual
Investment
capital
Nantucket
Inc., class
Nash- (F. C.)
(Common
Nashville
&
America
income
(7
plus 18
12-15
,
12-16.
12- 2
12-28
12-12
25c
12-20
12- 9.
85c
12-10
11-28
12%c
12-30
12-15
-
I
omitted
payment
RR.
at
Gtd.
this
time).
(stock dividend)
dividend).
National
Can
National
■
933Ac
(s-a)
National Aeronautical Corp.
Co.
1-20
cents
A (quar.)—
(Rutherford,
National
N.
J.)
38c
payment
12-15
12-30
35c
Service,
Linen
(quar.%___
common
1
Newark
Increased
& Essex
Propane
State
12-24
25c
1-
5
12- 6
12-14
dividend)—
(stock
Corp,
5
12-14
1- 5
12-14
1- 3
12-15
10c
1-
Banking—
quarterly
National
of
Newark,
N.
5%
2-
1
1-
9.
J
Extra
1-
3
21-19
1-
3
21-19
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet-;ng
on
stock
10 on
Jan.
dividend
one
a
proposal to pay
sh,
National
Trust
Co.,
National
Union
Fire Ins.
Ltd.
preferred
Pittsfield
&
for
each
(Toronto)
(Pgh.)
14
,
England
Gas
York
&. Electric
10%
& Harlem RR.
preferred
(s-a)
2-15.
1-
3
12-14
2-
1
1-20
1-16
1-4
12-29
12-19:
12-29
'12-19''
35c
on
:'I0c
12-19
3-
4
2-20
1-
1
12-14.,
1-17
Adams
&
Pratt
Mfg..
1-3
12-15
(increased)
55c
12-28
12-13
(incr.)
Co., common
(s-a)*
31c
50c
,
RR.
3,
1
2-20
$2.50
(s-a)__.
31-
3
12-16
1-3
12-15
25c
80c
1-20
10c
Extra
12-28
(Toronto)
1-
1
1
10c
(quar.)
Providence Gas
Purity Stores
12-
12-30
5
Co.
12-23
12-
1-
10c
3
8
5%%
5%
preferred
preferred
1-
1.
12-
t27%c
1
12<-
9
(quar.)
Co.
Quincy Mining
R.
Radio
Corp.
preferred
12-15
10c
(quar.)____
com.
Republic
(Calif.)
Trust
(increased)
Y.
Ltd.
12-14
3
1-25
3
12-
8
12-20
12-
8
1-
1-25
Y.
12-14
sharesi_____ $0.98933)
10-27
-
(quar.)
12-14
tl5c,
10-27
12-30
$0.98933
j
St
St.
W Fine
Foods,
4%
Louis Steel Casting
pfd.. (quar.)
conv.
(quar.)
lie
•
Sarrgamo Electric: (reduced)
Saxon
Electric
Paper
&
(quar.-
28c
,
2-
J20c
(quar.)_^
12-16
1-15
1-13
8c
class A
12-16
2
1-
183/4C
Co.
Power
(quar.)
Scarfe & Co., Ltd.,
1-.5
50c
__
1-17
1
1-
3
(quar.)_____._
12-31
1-15
2-10
1-20
2-10
1-20
15c
1-
3
12-13
,1-12
12-21
40c
com.
25c
25c
Schenley' Industries Inc.,
pref.
(s-a).—
Scott &
Farms
(quar.)
Williams, Inc.
.
(quar.)
1-12
Line
RR.
Second
National Bank
Second
National
(quar.)
(N6w
Bank
Extra
Security
Haven)
12-28
12-16
of New
(quar.)
1-
3
1-
1
1
2nd
Shamrock Oil
Sheep
&
Steel
Sharon
Creek
2-
"15c
12-23
12-23
12-13;
.......
will
two-for-one split.
a
made
be
...
60c
$5
preferred
(quar.)
12-16
3%
Gas
(quar.)
12-30
12-16
12%c
Mines,
Ltd.
Rainier
Mines,
of
Brewing
Products
s'•
T
Surety
(quar.)
Securities, common———
.
(quar.)
u
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
Western
Massachusetts
Western
Natural
Gas
Cos.
preferred
(1952
preferred
(1955
Whitaker
Cable
Whitehall
Fund
investment
Will
&
Corp.
37%c
37%c
(quarterly
35c
cents
Candle
Co.
Chemical
Ltd."
:
Class
12-19
12-12
1-15
Below
&
$1.50 preferred
(s-a);
''
12-8
share
one
B
12-15
i-10
12-
____'
for
12-8
12-31
1-10
12-9
2-
9
..
held)______
1-
3
12-
9
ABC
Vending Corp.
Share
(stock dividend)__
12-12
A
C
F
Industries
12-12
A
C
F
Wrigley Stores Inc.
12-20
12-
Abacus
5
Fund
1-27
12-28
share
1-14
1-2
share
12-10
12-
1
per
12-10
12-
1
Abbotts
'
Inc.
1
1-3
1
held
equal
$4
12-30
12-12
Abitibi
1-
1
12-15
Acadia-Atlantic
1-
1
Power
12-20
Common
12-
9
9
5%
(quar.)
&
(3/100ths
approximately
,
Acme
Wire
Corp.,
Co.____
11-21
12- 8
12- 8
1-
3
12- 8
1-
1
12- 1
tl5c
1-
3
12- 9
1- 3
3
12- 9
12- 9
Ltd.—
(quar.)
common
3
t42%c
(quar.)
3
1-
$1
Refineries,
1-
10c
(quar.)
Electric
,
45c
;
preference class A
preferred (quar.)__
Acme
1- 6
11-25
12-13
$1.10
(quar.)
common
Paper Co., Ltd.
Sugar
$1.20
12-
12tl5
to
;
preferred
12-31
12-20
1- 3
12-15
12-12
Holders
Power common for each
Laboratories,
12-23
75c
dividend)
1-20
12-15
share)
12-12
(Knoxville)—
2%
%0c
(quar.)
Extra
12-31
When
Payable of Rec.
62%c
(quar.)
(.stock
of Gatineau
12-23
23c
^
of
class
12-20
1%
Casualty Co.
12-16
12-16
Per
25c
(increased)
(extra)
11- 2
127 9~>
25c
(quar.)
Name of Company
*
Fire
of
12-20
5%
Telephone
-
'
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list doesuiot include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
preceding table.
12-30
$1.37
(quar.)
',25c
15c
,
(quar.)
5c
dividend
-
$.041
.12-16
12-30
'12-14-
we
17%c
dividend
Southern
Ltd.
12-31
12- 9
1-14
1- 2'
'1-16
12-29
v
1
.
IV20
.
(quar.)
common
shares
21
'
J35c
Curry
B'(stock-dividend
each
12- 6
12-15
12-31
t40c ,
tl5o
$1.50 :
'
L.
&
Jewelry Co.,
10c
Extra
preferred
(quar.)
Year-end
Park
-
t30c
Industries, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Wool-Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Woolson Spice, 6%
preferred (quar.)
' '
Woolworth (F. W'.)
Ltd.—
.
1
American
depositary receipts preferred
Yosemite
1- 3
20c
;
(John)
Corrugating
12-24
%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Alexander.
12-16
' 12-16
12- 2J
from
:
Witco
York
.
cents from
18
17
12-15
20c
.(quar.)_—
+
of
and
Wood
Wood
-
1(7'1
1-1
20c
series) ?-(quar.)____
series)
gains)-
Baumer
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
income
long-term
12-30
12-30
12-27
12-27
12-19
2-13
1-13.
12-15
12-1912-19
12-19;
12-13
12-13
Co.—
5%
5%
J 10c
25c
(quar.)_
common
,1- 2
12-30
preferred
J7%c
(quar.)
2-1
preferred
6c
<quar.)_
12L19-
1st
(quar.)
common
5c
(s-a)
12+30
12-30
3- 1
2nd
Ry.,
10c
:
Stock
12-17
1
t$1.75
Sobeys Stores, Ltd., class A
12r13.
10c
35c
•' $1
$1.50
:
4%
Canada—
:
Ltd.
1-
t5c
(s-a)
:
Sigma
1
12-31
40c
7% preferred (quar.)
Sicard, Inc.
(s-a)
Extra
1-
10c
(quar.)
(reduced)
12-16
1-4
" ' 1- 1'
—___—
_
&
12-10
12-10
$1.37
62Vac
Co.
12-15
12-16.
12-20
11-30
11-30
1- 1
15c
$3.50
(quar.)
$1.25
——25c
(quar.)i___
—
Co.,
Maryland
12-13
-
1.-20
12-30
-
"
20.
Dec.
on
class A
Products,
(quar.)
15c
:
Corp.
Zeller's,
1
10c
;
preferred
Sherwin-Williams Co.
Stock
12-15
12-14
12- 8
1- 3
45c
70c
15c
12-16
of America—
conv.
Southeastern
1- 1
7%c
5%;
12-16
1-
35c
Southeastern Public. Service
$2.50
A——__
class
(quar.)
Zale
Haven—
;
12-29
12-15
12-21
12-31
12-20
1-15
12-15
20c
(quar.)
dividend
-
35 c
1
Service
50c
...
;
Insurance Co.
Selas Corp.
(quar.)
(Phila.)—
_____
(Increased)
Stock
„
12- 9
12- 5,
12-30
RR.. (s-a)
preferred
12-19
12-23
12-15,
10c
4c
——
7%: 1st preferred
12-21
50c
50c.
Extra
Seaboard Air
12-28
1
6%-
12-28
2%
(stock dividend)__
;
Western
1- 6
12-12
12-19
15c
50c
Investors
A
2- 1
1-3
12-28-
—
Telephone
Class
12+19
12-19
25c,
?
approved
Wire
12-29'
$2
25c
,
„
,
12-24
12-15
12-31-12-14
class A———————
Reed,
Grove
:
30c
—______
,
50c
11-10
3%':?'1" 1-20
____________
Rubber
Insurance
12-16
1-31
12-16
l".
(initial)
com.
(quar.)_
Western
7
S
new
(quar.)
Casualty
12-15
12- 7
12- 7
12-14
12-12
30c
(quar.)__
Western
12-20
2
1-
12-13
12-13
12-16
12-16
12-5
12-15%
93c
40c
_____
Tiernan—
River
Welbilt
12-16
12-15
12- 1.
•
B
Webster
1-10
12-30
8c
1-10
1-
&
&
Warren
'
..
12-20
12-14
-12- 8
,
(quar.)
Distribution
12-19
20c
,
International ctfs
Industries,
1
1-
40c
1-
N.
6
25c
Rollins Broadcasting
Royal Crown Cola (quar.)
Petroleum,
3*
'*
.
..
Ale (quar.)—
Inc.u non-cumulative
Walnut
Ware
12-14
1-
25c
Dutch
1
20c
_
_+;
N.
4-
12-20
25c'
(quar.)
(Hartford)
12-16
Jl5c
■
(quar.)
Riverside
1-30
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Supply
12-31
12-16
87'Ac
(quar.)
Company
1-20
1-30
" 2%
(quar.)
Republic Corp., $1 pfd.
1954
2
1-
25c
(quar.)
of America,
1st
Russell
12-12
.
-
—
_______
Extra
dividend
Rapid-American Corp.
Royal
1-11
J28c
.
Ritter
12-22
30c
(quar.)____
Stock
$3.50
12-22
1- 1
7,
1-21
12-30
12-15
1- 1
12-15
12-24
1- 1
1-1
1- 1 ■
12-15;,
approval of
to
(quar,)___^
Stockholders
Bearings Canada, Ltd.—
A
& E. Corp.
R. T.
(reduced)
1-20
1-20
12-15
12-15
12-30
12-30
>
r
•
(quar.)
Tobacco,
Co.
Washburn
M.
&
Class
50c
$1.50
12-12
12-15
12- 5
12- 5
12-15
$.049
(increased)
Ginger
Waddell
9
1-
Quaker Oats Co. (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Leaf
Class
J25c
(quar.)
12-12
.
1- 2
12-15
payment at
common
Steel
Pictures
Company
Wallace
Quebec Telephone,
12-30
30c
40c
:
Viewlex
12-16
12-30.
1- 3
50c
$1
12-16
14c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-16
12-29
12-20
1-16
April 4).
Company
Venors
12-29
on
dividend
Hotel
Vendo
15c'
(quar.)
.
—_—_
split subject
stock
Vanderbilt Tire &
12-20
12-31
Ltd.—
Extra
Utah
2%
Company
dividend
Stock
12-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Inc.
8%: preferred
Upson
12-16
]
;
,
12-15
1-
(quar.)
'
taken
Utilities,
Stock
12-30
12%c
common
preferred
,
(quar.)___
Universal-Cyclops.
-
12-12
25c
Trust
.
time).
Universal
12-14
12-31
t$2
.
Premier
(accum.)
(quar.)
Co.,
12-13 '
1-16
17%c
40c
1.1c
J15c
15c
57c
67%c
15c
37V2C
20c
1%———
A
Foreign Securities (approximately 60
from
capital gains and about 33from net ordinary income)
Universal
75c
1
(quar.)
12-15.
12-13
1-15
:
...
—
preferred
Corp.
stockholders
1-
1-16
Ry.—.
(quar.)
Inc.
&
(2-for-l
:
1-15
$2.50
S
cents
(quar.)
Lambert,
action
cents
,
Tile
Pomona
Sorg Paper Co.,
$50c
Assn.
.
dep. rets. Ordinary____+_—_______
this
U
12-20
'
$1.50
3
1-
Ceramic Tile—
S.
(No
$1.75
(quar.):
12-13
1-15
50c
$1.75
■
'
i
(accum.)_____—
(quar.)
Drill
Molasses
United
Ashtabula
&
(quar.)
_.
Twist
Artists
U.
15c
,,
12-12
12-16
125c
(quar.)——15c.i
common
common
convertible
Amer.
*
75c
(quar.)
1,
12-30
1- 3
(quar.)
Co.;
United
12-12
com-
12-1-3
12-
120c
Pipelines
United
12-19
$1.50
taken
Tool
Metal Mfg.
Union
12-12,
__ii"
12-13
1-24
12-19
(quar,-.)_i.___,_-____-.7l_*;—
(quar.25c
Mills
Extra
12-29
(quar.)
12-13
—_____
Lines
Turbine,
Refrigeration
Union
12-19
,
9
12-30
1-16
12-27
20c
Corp.,; common......
preferred (quar.)_,
$1.50
12-19
12-29
"
12-17
——
(quar.)
Ltd.
Natural Gas
Coach
Tyler
$1.75
(quar.)____
12-20
12-
12-27
$1.30
10c„
(s-a)_____——
.
Finance
(quar.)
i
Iron Works, Ltd.,,class
Twin
'
;."• 25c
—
RR.
Extra
(quar.)
England National Bank (increased)
Formerly New England Trust Co.
New
12-15
3%'
' ;. 3c
(quar.)
Plymouth Cordage Co.
Sonoco
a
held
New
(G.),
Prairie
$2.70
;
3« 1
12-31
15c
(Hartford")
Erie
North
Plough, Inc.
5%%
New
2-15.
25c
action
(no
Lake
Sicks'
62 %c
10c
Bank
1
,
7%
50c
85c
(quarr)
National
3-
14c
(initial)
Youngstown
Pittsburgh,
12-21
$1.25
_______
preferred
National
1-
of
realized)—45c
Extra
5%
Pittsburgh &
12-16
year-end
a
Deli
(Lewes,
Power
Trans
t$3
(quar.):
6
12-24
t25c.'
Tri-Continental
V'
12-20
12-28
32V2C
,
__________
Toronto
9
'
plus
from long-term gains
National
Lumber
Seismograph
(quar.)
12-
^Pioneer Industries (common payment omitted
at this time)
12-21
12-30
2%
6%
2
Investors Corp.—
quarterly
(7c
Co.
Corp.
.
1
12-30
-
Thorp
12-16^
12-19
14c
(quar.)
(Increased-quar.)
1-
!
preferred
Thor
pavment at this time)
mon
-
Community Bank'
(stock
1*.
1
12-24
10c
" 75c 1
.__
Insurance
12-20
preferred (accum.)—_
Lithograph
(quar.)
Thompson-Starrett Cc.—
70c convertible preferred
12-15"
;
A
12-28
i_—
Thomaston
1
(quar.)
class
J46c
146c
30c
20c
:
(quar.)
Inc.
Steam
7%
12-2(1
12-20,
t$1.50
(s-a)__
com.
12-
(quar,)__
(s-a)
Trust
Terry
12-20
1-16
1-16
2-
.
(quar.)____
Tradings
Scott-Mattson
.___
& Co.—
Decatur
2%-
cents
Electric:.-—:
&
■
,
;8c
of
gains)-
Gas
dividend)-
_
Co.
investment
net
1- 3
12-15
$$1
(s-a)
(stock
71-16
30c
Bottlers
(quar.)__
Aircraft
Savannah
$1.75
(quar,)
Nut, Ltd.
&
Electro
12-20,
1-
_+___
12-10
1-
___________
Tennessee
12-
1
(quar.)
Extra
12-29
12-29
222 %c
$$1
$$1.12%
.
common
12-20
(M'e.)—
Co.
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.
"
-
(quar.)—
Morrison
Nasco,
1- 2
45c
(s-a)
Fibre
preferred
&
Pickering
12-15
$22%c
_____—_
Ltd.
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
from
•
:■
7
12-30
225c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Investments,
Knitting, Ltd., 4%% pref. (quar.)
Monmouth Park Jockey Club, common
from
12-23
27 %c
Monarch
Morse
12-23
-
+15c
30c
(quar.)__
A
partic. class A
non-cura.
Class
7%
Co.,
9
12-31
______
class
_I
12-12
25c
—:
Company
S.)
Ordinary
Tamblyn
2
_____!
Piasecki
Brewery, Ltd.—
Monarch
Class
12- 7
$1.22%
Ltd.,
11-30
12,-16
12-16
12-
(quar.)
Containers,
Modern
12-15
Gas Co.
Valley
12-19
1-
Compressor Co
12-26
(quar.)____—
-Extra
12V2C
(quar.)______
(extra)
&
General
prior
Prophet
,
(L.
Swank,
5c
dividend
Phoenix
12-20
12-16
12-27
12-22
(quar.)_—
Mitchell (J. S. i & Co., Ltd.—
(Common payment omitted at this time)
Mobile Gas Service, common (quar.)
Mississippi
$6 preferred
Pump
12-19
1 10c
$1.50
Guaranty Corp.—
Sussex
12-19-
-1-16
$1'.18%
(quar.)
12-19
2
___—
:
7
"
,
1-16
$1.10;
$'1.12%-"
$1.18?/i
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
>
10c?
(increased)
Ltd,
•
12-28
(quar.)
'Extra
12rl3
12- 9
12- 9
12- 9
1-10
12-16'
2%
%
(quar.)_——
—
Ltd.,
preferred
7%
1-10
(monthly)
Laboratories
Extra
",
$1.09
(quar.)_
12-19
2
1-
——
Extra
Dental Supply Co.
F.)
(M.
Securities
$1.40
_—1%
(III.)
.1
>
Envelope
$1 preferred
12-29
Telephone
dividend
preferred
Chemicals
Stock
S3
South
12-15,
'
1-25
—,
States
12-15
3
$1
:__
Personal Industrial Bankers,
15c
5%% pfd," (accum.)__—
Utilities (quar.)
Stock
American
Peoples
1- 3
1- 2
1- 2
—.—_________
Middle
3.
'
,
(quar.)_
convertible
Penobscot. Chemical
1-17
75c
45c
(quar.)—_
Middle
,
t
(quar.)
2
1-
(year-end)—*____
Screw
,
'
1-
1-
7
/ 12-28
"
t
1-
35c
——60c
Stock dividend ___—__________—j.,—.
50%
Steinway & Sons (reduced)__
___________
25c
Sunrise Fund
10c
Superior Propane, Ltd., common (quar.)—
•
tlOc.
$1.40 preferred : (quar.)
—
t35c
Supertest Petroleum, Ltd., common (s-a)___
■ t2%c
'
37Vic
Bakeries,
Michigan
1
Voting common (quar.)
Non-voting common (quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewelers, Ltd., pfd.
'•••■>
—
—7!
preferred
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
____
12-12"
12-22
.
7
,
12-15
.
from
preferred, (quar.)
preferred
(quar.J__7
Prestole Corp.,
__—
(year-end)__—
cents:
1
s
26c
preferred
Pennsylvania
.
Lines
.
-
(quar.)
Motor
Fast
(approximately 13
plus
13
cents
income
Lighting Corp.—
Penusalt
ap¬
2%
Acceptance Corp., class A
Securities
regular
Patterson
cur¬
—
(s-a)
(Concord, New Hamp. I
6:
—
1-
______—
(quar.)______
Stecher-Traung
12-
——
12-15
$1.30 participating
12-14,
12-13
Penman's
»:>j
i
t<
1- 3
.1- 1
2- 1
Lank of Nassau County—
must also approve
Mechanics National Bank
Merchants
.
12-14
,
2",
$4.75
12-30
1- 1
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
2- 1
12-29
10c
25c
____
rency.
Merry
,
___
subject to stockholders
Jan.
on
:
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
iquar.)
Nat'l
dividend
Stock
Co.
&
Ray)
(J.
-
12-29
12-
$4.50
11-30
12-16'
1- 3
12-10
12-19
12-30:
„<
,60c '
.- 5c
$1.50
$50c
15c
5%
15c
12-29
12-12
\ ■
________
2
Petroleum
<.,->*»
—
—_—
(quar.)
Trucking Co.
Meadow
in-
net
realized
.
(quar.)
Corp.
McDermott
from
from
36c
common
prferred
$6 partic.
(24c
plus
___.—
Maxwell, Ltd., $6 partic. pfd.
McCall
37%c
15c
..
(quar.)
-1
$4.75
■'-.v■.
12-23
1- 3
1-27
12-27
12-23
1- 3
1-20
+$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Fund
Life
income
vestment
capital
pfd.
State
40c
12-15
$1.05
Y. .(quar.)
5%
Ltd.,
Maryland Casualty Co.
Miles
12-31
72c
(quar.)
N.
Western,
Electric,
Massachusetts
Y.)
(N.
Midland Trust
Starrett
12-14
2
12-15
Dividend
Stock
Marine
15c
Class B
Standard
12-
,$4.40
12- 2
25c
1-10
12-15..
$4.36
12-19
———-
(quar.)
Marine Midland Corp.
,
1-15
12-31
•
12-23
12-14
.*
Incorporated '
& Land
Pacific
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-24
for
1
40c
Pacific Coast Co
12-15
12-23"
12-16
10c
B
2-
1-31
12-29
capital gains)
12-20
15c
class
12-23
7
Railway
Overseas
Corp.
(One
■
1
12-12
Pan
65c
—
._
(stock dividend)
share of Polaris Corp.,
Marine
2-
(quar.)—
common
preferred
$1.37%
55c
—.—
1
(s-a)—
common
.
75c
(quar.):
$1.25
__1——_
—
Natural Gas,
Company (quar.)
Standard Holding Corp.—
Class A (year-end)
12-23.
_L_——
(quar.)
'
Pepsi-Cola
(New Jersey)
Maplewood Bank & Trust
Co.,
1
______
(Common
Maremount Auto Products
iquar.)
-
2-
—
:
.
payment omitted at this time)
Manufacturers Trust (N. Y.) (increased)
Ry.
30c
___
1-
Spotless
Oglebay Norton Co. (quar;)" ______——*"!' ' 25c
Old Republic Insurance Co.
(Pa.) (quar.)
v
20c
Ontario
Loan
& Debenture
(quar.)
t25c
Extra
' $20c
12-15
12-29
12-29
1- 3
-
9
12-30
12-19)
12-23
1-5
12-21
t60c.
—
Southwest
5c
50c
12-30
12-19
1- 3
5c
———
5
Extra
Chemical Works—
Mallinckrodt
B
Extra
12-30
•
1- 3
11 %c
;
Corp
(annual)
Mailman Corp., Ltd.
Class
,
1-10
1-10
1-ld
l-( 3
12-29
15c
12-
12-21
50c
(quar.)_
—-I
com,
—___—_—
$6
(quar.)__
common
9
Bank
(extra)
(quar.)_______
Pacific
12-19
20c
(quar.):
National
-
$1.50
12c
12-13
12-
9
12-
Water,
,
12-13,
12-13
12-
12-28
&
*
'
12-16
.2-1
2- 1
2- 1
1-16
1- 3
—
Corp.,,class. A
B.)
Petroleum
Macmillan
.—
3
3
12-29
1-19
1-19
2-112- 9"
1-16
*
—
*-+.
6%
20c
—
.
38c
(quar.)__
common
-
•
31'Ac
20c
(increased)
com.
2
11-
10%
Holders
12-28
Gas
—
12-
1-
50c
div.)
(quar.)—_—_____
Chemical
on
(quar.)
Gas,
preferred
$5.50
Oahu
-y
—$1.04
$1.24
—
$1.29
...
Trust__*_
(Scranton)
Co.
Noxzema
2-1
2* 1
3-1
12-31
Light—
&
&
preferred
5%
(quar.)
Chain
Power
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar. i
preferred
(quar.)—..
4.16%
,
__—25c
30c
(increased)
Pipe
9
_______
(stock
Insurance
Pennsylvania
Northern
12-27
15c
common*
Link-Belt
Life
preferred
Extra
'•
preference (quar.) *,———
87 %c
Co.
(quar.)
.w_——60c
'$3.50
5%
V
•
■
(quar.)
Aviation
Illinois
Northern
OCSF,
.•
9
_
...
on
9,
12-
-
.
.
Trust
&
r
a
paid
12-
2
t20c
________
Investors
Northeastern
1-10
2- 1
50c
approved
-
2
1-
,12- 2
25c
—-
proposed 2-for-l stock split. If
a
25%
stock dividend will be
1-
(Subject to approval of stockholders Feb. 14).
.
(Fort
•
12- 9;
12-30
12-30
12-26
12-29
35c
Insurance
Life
National
1-14
2- 1
1- 1
1- 1
12-16
12-16
12-16
12-15
12-30
1-20
12-15
12-15
Northeast
$1.12%
30c
$0.359375
—*—:—:
(quar.)__._
Insurance
Lincoln
American
—
_—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—,
Co. of Georgia
53A7r
American
North
50c
(quar.)
Liberty Loan Corp., com.
Life
North
12-16
—
(quar.)
common
12-15
12-30
1- 3
25c
(quar.)
preferred
12-23
1-27
30c
$1.50
(quar.)__
Navigation
&
1
Extra
t20c
.
2
(quar.)—,—
50c
—
(Dela.) common
preferred (quar.)
Coal
Lehigh
B
25c
3%
,
(B.) & Co.
Corp.
prior
12- 9
12- 9
(quar.,)
dividend
Stock
Class
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
20c
Stock dividend
1%
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
$1.12%
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Southern Nevada Telephone, common-:—:
" 30c
5.44%
preferred
(quar.)^
—34c
5.48% preferred (quar.)_
——
34V4C
Southern
1- 2
$15c
1
Extra
*
Monday, December 12, 1960
.
Per
12- 9
$15c
(quar.)
common
,
Name of Company
Payable of Rex
Share
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd.,
King-Seeley Corp.—
2-for-l split subject to the proposed merger
with Amer. Thermos Products Co
Kuppenheimer
of Company
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Knott
fr'Hi'i -i'-IIU^Av.
tVW ?-A
'•'Wi,^ t*»i>w>w<iiM WaWVW
iiww-wvc wt 'W*
.
t30c
$$1.25
(quar.)
1-
7c
12-20
12- 7
15c
12-12
11-25
Volume
192
Number 6011
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2331)
Per
Name of Company
j
Acushnet
Adams
in
(quar.)
(year-end. payment
Express
cash
stock
or
holders]
from
Share
Process
from
[at
of
Aetna
Industries
Homes, Inc.
Insurance
$1.54
12-23
11-30
22 (4 c
1-10
12-12
15c
(quar.)____"
2-15
1-21
(stock dividend)
Surety
4%
(quar.)
(Hartford)
Insurance
Fund
net
1-
3
12-14
9
3
12-
9
31c
preferred
11-
1
B
Steel
American
Stores
Sugar
Alberta
1-
2
12-12
American
1-
2
12-12
American Tobacco Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
American Vitrified Products, com.
(reduced)
Steel
Co.,
common
35c
(quar.)
Pacific
$1.25
Consolidated
Oils,
Alco
Products, Inc.
(reduced
Alden's, Inc., common (quar.)
Stock
414%
Ltd
$3c
(quar.)
12 (4 c
11-30
2
American
American
12-19
Stock
Zinc
1-
1
12-
9
12-
9
Amphenol-Borg
1-1
12-
9
Anaconda
Ltd.,
(quar.)
1
12-
9
Anchor
Co.
Tire
Fund
Aj
Rubber
Artists
Allied
Laboratories
Pictures.
Andrea
9
12-15
12-
2
t6c
12-15
12-20
1212-
9
$3
Aluminium,
Mfg.,
Ltd.
Aluminum
Co.
Corp.,
Art
Metals
12-22
37 (4 c
12-23
11-25
(Stock
dividend
tlOc
12-30
11-25
Oil
fcr
Co.,
A
Fuel
12-16
Arkansas
12-
4.65%
1
1-1-61
12-15
1-1-61
12-
2-for-l
stock
Service
1-
3
12-20
1-
3
12-27
Armour
1-
2
12-
5
1-
2
12-
5
Ac
A
(quar.)
$1.25
1-
1
12-15
preferred
B
(quar.)
$1.25
1-
1
12-15
Co.
12-15
11-30
Arundel
preferred
American
(quar.)
Stock
__I
(quar.)
20c
dividend
American
2%
(quar.)
capital
Can
American
Cement
pfd.
American
Commercial
&
Cable
Cyanamid
American
Electric
Electric
(stock
Express
Co.
Felt
General
9
12-10
12-10
1-
5
B
3
12-
9
12-15
12-
2
15c
12-15
12-
1-
3
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-28
(Houston)—
12-15
12-
1
American
Corp
30c
_____—
Ice
Stock
Supply
(quar.)—i.——
common
Co.,
(quar.)——
dividend
preferred
(quar.)
American
Insulator
12-
5
12-23
'
16Vic
25c
12-20
11-28
1- 6
12-
7
1-
12-
7
6
$1.50
12-21
12-
—
514%
prior
American
12-15
12-
•American
Stock
Metals
&
Maize-Products
dividend
American
Mfg.
87c
$1.3114
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
American
Mercury Insurance (initial).—1—
Climax, Inc.—
Metal
Products
Meter
Co.
Corp.
National
Quarterly
American
News
Co.
Optical
American
Common
quar.)__
—
.
Ltd.
(s-a)
-—
—
(quar.):
Co.
special
&
6
5c
1-
1
12-
6
12-27
12-
1
3-
1
2-17
12-31
12-
12-15
11-30
12-28
12-
30c
12-30
12-
9
9
4c
12-15
11-30
t2c
12-15
11-14
12-20
1-
3
12- 9
12-15
1834c
1- 3
$1.25
12-20
12-12
(quar.)_
30c
12-15
12-
1
1
—
com.
12-16
$1
$1.25
12-15
12-15
1212-
—75c
12-30
12- 9
(quar.)
—•-
preferred (quar.)
Lines, class A
1
75c
Radiator
Standard
(N.
Y.)
:—r
Seal-Kap
Corp.,
com.
(year-end)
dividend
conv.
5%
conv.
2nd
3rd
preferred
preferred
11-22
30c
(quar.),
E'xtra
5%
12-19
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-
5
12-
5
Sanitary—
(quar.)
Re-Insurance
12-30
20c
&
—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
5c
20c
12-31
12-12
2%
12-31
12-12
12-31
12-31
12-23
$1.25
$1.25
12-23
Electric
Finance
British
American
12-15
11-22
12-15
12-
6%
7%
2-
America
of
Science
1
&
and
14
cents
B
S
F
Stock
Babcock
As
Baldwin
Piano
60c
12-27
12- 2
5%
nreferred
gains
Baldwin
Securities
Baltimore
As
Gas
(stock
dividend
Bangor
As
Bangor
Aroostook
As
their
_____
—„•
_____
___
Bangor As
RR.
Aroostook
Hydro-Electric
preferred
(this
in
dividend
have
common
(quar.)
Building
Stock
Barber
Corp.
Barber-Ellis
of
preference
Barymin
Explorations,
Bates
4%
As
Beam
Beau
Lomb,
preferred
Cigars
(J.
B.)
Inc.,
11-
12-12
11-
4
11-
4
1-
3
1-
3
2
12-15
12-15
12-
1-15
1-
1
and
Brodie
3
12-15
11-25
Bruce
12-31
12-
1
Brunswick
12-31
12-
1
12-31
12-
1
12-31
12-
1
Buffalo
12-16
12-
2
Bulova
6
1 (4 %
62 (4
•
■
-'
c
25c-
4%
$5
(E.
25c
$1.12(4
$1
40c
Forge Co.
9
1
12-
12-30
Co.
(quar.)
Ties
1.
Burlington
•(
Burnham
6%
Ltd.
Corp.,
Biscuit
3
12-15
Buttes
Gas
3
12-15
Butler
Mfg.
11-28
Burrard
Dry
4(4%
12-26
1-20
Ac
Oil,
Co..
12-26
6
6
$12'4c
10-27
10-
6
1-20
Industries
preferred
25c
'"
A
(quar,')__
preferred (annual)
(quar.)
30c'
preferred
12-
7
2
12-
9
12-21
1-
12-
9
1- 1
12-
9
; 12-15
12-
1
$llc
12-15
11-25
12-
11-10
5c
5
1-15
(increased
12-28
12-16
12(4c
quar.)—
(quar.)
3
$1.07
1-20
12-15
12-26
12-
5
$2.50
6%
preferred
preferred
1
12-10
12-15
11-30
1-14
12-16
1-
3
12-
10c
12-15
12-
5
10c
12-15
12-
5
(quar.)
62c
$40c
12-15
10-31
preferred (quar.)
California Jockey Club (increased
2%
1-2-61
12-
9
California
Liquid Gas
$$1
12-15
11-30
California
Pacific
1-15
12-31
1-
4
5%
11-24
12-31
Utilities,
50c-
7(4 c
10c
1
12-15
5.40%
Calumet
$4.75
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
12-15
11-30
Stock
12-22
Canada
1-
2
1-
2
12-22
12-15
11-29
preferred
&
Hecla,
preferred
Camden Trust
(N.
(quar.)
J.)
preferred
$35
12-15
12-
1
12-20
12-
5
12-15
12-
1
25c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
1
27c
(reduced)__
(quar.)_
12-15
12-
10c
12-28
12-19
$1.1834
common
12-31
12-19
35c
1%
Ltd.,
$1.30 pref.
(quar.)
12-15
22(4c
—
dividend
Cement,
12-15
27(4c
com.
(quar.)
Canada Dry Corp., common
$4.25
annual),
(quar.)—
Inc.
A
12-15
1
1-1
10c
(quar.):
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
1-
1
1-
$0.7188
(quar.)
preferred
5(4%
12-15
1-
75c
(quar.)
5.75%
12-
$3c
2
Power—
12-15
2
1
1-
$$1.25
-
Electric
12-15
12-
70c
$10c
(quar.)
Extra
1-
12-15
10c
quar.)______
common
1-11
12-30
62'4c
(quar.)
California Cold Storage & Distributing Co
California
12-31
60c
(quar.)
preferred
(initial
12-15
$1.12(4
.__
(quar.)
Corp.
Financial
12-23
^5c
class
common
C
T
6
4-
10c
50c
I
1-
7-
1
s-a)
Ltd.,
5%
11-18
7-29
$1.50;
5%
9
1-27
$15c
Co
Co.,
! 12-27
1
12-22
4-27
.___
(quar.)^a_
common
preferred
Butterick
2(4%
12-
12-
$12(/2c
12-26
1-20
12-15
1
$12 (4c.
(quar.)
Bymart-Tintair,
5%
1-20
25c
1
12-19
12-
$12'/2c
(s-a)
Dock,
Terminal
Cadre
55c
12-
25c
(increased
Calgary Power, Ltd.,
12-15
12-15
1-, 1
(quar.)
preferred
Burry
1-
12-30
9
11-15
12-15
—:_
—
Steel,
1-
12-15
1%
(quar.)
(year-end)
__.
12-23
12-30
9
12-
40c
—
Bush
10c
12-
1
20c
quar.)
:
12-15
12-20
1
1-
1-13
11-25
11-29
1-
12-21
12-20
3
11-28
9
15c
1-
1-13
12-
75c
12-16
12-16
1
(quar.)
1
j
1-
$1.25
Common
12-20
1
12-31
30c
Burgermeister Brewing Co.—
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
12-
10c
(quar.)
5
12-
10c
10c
12-
3
1
1-5-61
_____
12-23
4
1
12-
__;
Burroughs Corp.
1-
1212-
12-31
(quar.)___
5
12-23
20c
A
12-
12-15
$1
-j,—
class
(quar.)
Watch Co.
1
12-19
17V2c
Company (quar.)
Corp. common (increased
Line
12-31
1
12-20
L.)
Pipe
1-
Burlington Bank Ac Trust (New Jersey) (s-a)
Burmah Oil, Ltd.,. Ordinary
(interim),
Burns Company, Ltd., common (reduced)
11-18
1-
12-
95c
20c
(quar.)
12-23
1-13-61
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Distillers,
preferred
Buckeye
2
12-15
12-12
12-15
2%
Common
1-
12-12
12-21
62'/2c
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
26c
12-21
60c
(quar.)
Class
11-30
12-
12(/2c
;
(Phila.)
(quar.)
(Ralph)
12-
12-22
12-23
11-30
25c
(quar.)
voting trust
Brown-Forman
12-22
1-
1-15
dividend
preferred
12-27
5
12-15
;
Stock
5%
12-
$40c
Street Trust Co.
Common
2
1
$$1.57
(quar.)_____
Brockton Taunton Gas, $3.80
pfd. (quar.)__
Brockway Glass—
1-15
1-
Ltd.^—
(quar.)
Industries
Extra
Broad
1
15c
;
(quar.)——
Distilling
1
5
Telephone—
preferred
British
12-15
1-
Columbia
6(4%
11-21
2
Power,
Increased quarterly
12-16
1-
Columbia
British
12-16
12-15
preferred
British
4
12-12
$1.12%!
;
common
1212-
5
6%
(annual)—-—
dividend
Brummell
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Inc.
3
12-12
$$1.75
Mfg. Co., common
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Bausch
com.
(final)—.—^
Ltd.
1-
5
35c
—
(quar.):
(s-a)
Barclay's Bank (D. C. O.)
Bayuk
________
Ltd.,
12-15
$25c
12-
$1
(year-end)__
dividend)
Canada,
(quar.)
Ltd.—
12-
$1.75
Nationale
(stock
Ltd.
1
1
10%
Canadienne
Oil
7%
(quar.)
dividend
Banque
Oil,
Electric,
12-
1
is
.
Equipment
As
3
2
12-15
1-
for
:
preferred (quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
1-
$50c
(quar.)__
1-
yet
_____
4%
Bank
not
exchange
Corp.)
Co.,
Ltd.
12-
$50c
Note,
12-20
$68c
15c
who
12-15
15c
5
6%
(initial)_____—
shares
1-13
$63c
4%
;
(quar.)
Co
Corp.
stockholders
to
tendered
7%
Sons
Aroostook
payable
Bangor
As
(quar.)
3
$$1.18
35c
——
(Joseph)
12-13
9334c
___^
1-
5
15c
Stock
Bancroft
12-13
25c
(quar.)
$1.50
com.
preferred B (quar.)—
preferred C (quar.)__
Corp. (c[uar.)
11-25
12-30
12-30
5
12-15
_'
4(4%
4%
12-15
$2834c
12-
12-31
gains)
dividend)
Bancohio
30c
J
(quar.)$25c
com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
15c
(quar.)^_-__j._
Co.,
7
11-25
12-
from
.
Electric
7
12-
12-15
12-
and
cents
(quar.)
12-
12-30
50c
/
preferred
50c
6%
12-30
33c
(quar.)
1
25c
(increased).
common
42c
(quar.)
common
1
$433Ac
pfd, A (quar.)
conv.
Co.
Co.,
12-16
1
$34 %c
______—____
Wilcox
12-31
1-
$31'Ac
!
.
capital
dividend
56'4c
_____________
5%
5c
(B. T.), Inc.,
5
12-16
1-
$10c
Company
Babbitt
5
12-
12-31
1-
12-
income)
from
12-
35c
(quar.)____
5Vz%
40c
(quar.)
(12
12-15
12-19
434%
15c
,
from
cent
3
12-19
$$1
11-18
(quar.)
Electronics
1-
30c
$53(/2c
$57c
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
4/lOths
11-25
12-15
(quar.)
12-15
(quar.)
capital
2
5
$$1.50
:
American
$37 (4 c
from
11-
preferred
$6 (4c
(quar.)
cents
31c
___________
preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund—
(14 6/10th
1
10c
common
Bank
Columbia
6c
common
(quar.)
Collieries
Corp.
12-
12-15
25c
(quar.)_
.
.
12-16
12-15
12-30
30c
series)
12-29
6c
4(4%
25c
________
(reduced)..
of
$50c
11-24
50c
,
(quar.)
preferred
9
11-26
1
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(1959
12-
1
8
$25c
A
—,
Ltd.,
1
1-
1-16
15c
class
Shares
preferred
Ayshlre
Extra
1-27
12-
25c
preferred
5(4%
Ltd.,
Co.
1-
(quar.)______
Corp.
British
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Alarm
9
12-15
15c
Ltd.
(reduced).
Canteen
12-
60c
(quar.)T
___
Telephone,
5%
25c
:
Service,
Fire
1
30c
Corp
Automatic
Stock
American Security & Trust Co. (Wash., D.C.)
Quarterly
Tack
6
1-
$10c
preferred (quar.)
Insurance (Tulsa, Okla.)
Life
8
(quar.)——
:
preferred
Chemical,
B
Common
Stock
12-
50c
President
American
American
12-16
25c
(quar.)_4—
(quar,)_:
Potash
preferred
American
6
Texas)
(Galv.
:
non-cumulative
Class
12-15
12-
Photocopy Equipment—
American
$5
12-15
25c
(increased
Insurance
".
Nepheline,
American
American
12-31
5%
—
Motors
American
$4
12-15
12- 2
50c
(quar.)
(auar.)
dividend
American
5%
1-
l-:9
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
American
American
1
12-16
15c
27c
American
Stock
11-30
Metal
preferred
11-22
1
7
$62'/2c
4%
5%
Auto
Axe
20c
American
4(4%
12-23
50c a '12-31
5%
Extra
Class
40c
•
(quar.)——
common
12-15
3-
12-
12-
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
334% preferred (quar.)___.
Brass
1-12
1-3-61
12-16
9
Brillo
Bristol
30c
2
12-
—:
11-22
25c
1-
20c
___!
12-15
quar.)
commwn
(quar.)______
Corp.,
Avalon
5
10c
RR.,
87>/2c
(initial-quar.)_____
Bright (T. G.) Ac Co., Ltd.,
5%
preferred, (quar.)
Common
(quar.)_—_—
T
Co.,
B
Atlas
o
Illinois—
of
(quar.)
preferred
Machine
Atlas
Extra
;
c
(s-a)_
(Conn.)
1
5
split to be dis¬
(quar.)
Co.,
11-22
(initial)
■
income
—,_
Co.
Extra
7
20c
—
Corp.
(16 cents in
cash representing undistributed net ordi¬
nary income for
1960, and 71 cents rep¬
resenting net capital gains)
Line
Atlantic Refining Co.
Atlantic Wholesalers,
12-14
2%
(quar.)
Corp.
Investment
Coast
Gas
British
(increased
Co.
12
Co.,
preferred
$1.25
(accum.)
1
12-
2%
preferred
5.28%
5
37 (4
12-
12-
$6834c
Company
$$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.
Line
As
Brass
Bridgeport
5
12-
12-15
12-15
dividend
$1.25
Company (quar.)
Class
12-
2
12-15
12-15
Works
Briggs & Stratton Corp.
12-15
12-
3
12-
2
$5834c
6-for-l
Dec.
on
12-15
__
Atlantic
12- 2
1- 2
International
American
Coast
Atlantic
2
1%
——
American
12-23
1-
30c
(monthly)—
Corp.
1-23
12-24
after
Gear
(C.)
4l/2%
8
12-28
Foote
Bridgeport
12-15
1
12-
1-
Sons—
&
common
Stock
8
12-
11-14
12-15
...
preferred
(quar.)__
Mersey Paper Co.—
pref. (quar.)
(E. J.)
Brewer
lT-t5
25c
(quar.)
Electric
Extra
Automation
4%
1
Hospital
American
Atlantic
Automatic
(stock div. payable in
Products
City
Auto
12-15
25c
!
_
Home
11-10
__,
Atlas
(Orlando,
(quar.).
dividend—
12-19
12-19
12-15
12-17
30c
Brazilian Traction, Light Ac Power, Ltd.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
5
12-24
12-15
11-14
___________
tributed
5
35c
3
12-15
25c
(s-a)
New
12-31
3
1-
31*4c
Brach
25c
preferred
Atlantic Acceptance.
Atlantic
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Bowes
Transport, Inc.—
non-cumulative
Brass
1-
12-15
50c
$1.37V2
12-15
12-15
7
75c
Corp. of North America—
preferred (quar.).—
5'/2%
2
12V2c
Extra
5%
2 Vb %
Company, Ltd. (extra)___
Bowling Corp. of America (quar.)
t30c
preferred
12-15
25c
5 '/2 %
11-10
(quar.)
12-29
(quar.)_
11-30
35c
'
11-
35c
11-18
12-
11-22
•
12-15
$1.40
12-
12-22
3
10-24
$1.06(4
12-15
1-15
1-
12-15
40c
12-15
93 %c
common
12-16
Electric—
(quar.)
Inc.
Brook
5%
1
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
As
Co.
35c
:
1-15.
(quar.)
Corp,
35c
(quar.)
12-16
50%
Water
1-
(quar.)
1
1-15
Bowater
Brad
(quar.)__
1
12-
$.055
Bound
of
quar.)
12-
12-15
'
Ordinary.
Borg-Warner
1-
9
12-15
(Derby, Conn.)—.
12-16
1-20
2
$25c
(quar.)
Ac
12-
fiOc
;
Aluminum
3
1-
$5
Gas
preferred
1-
11-25
12-21
Reproducers—
Mfg.
Valley
3
$2.50
9
Public
(quar.)
convertible
Bank
1-
1-20
_____
11-10
3
11-25
1-1
(quar.)____
11-10
;
Refining,
Ac
common
12-13
1-
1
12-15
12V2c
(quar.)
12-
12-
1
12-
25c
(quar.)_
3V2% pfd. (quar.)—__
12-12
9
12-
12-15
$1.75
Book-of-the-Month Club
1-11
12-
12-15
$1.25
9
11-23
25c
__
approval
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
Common (quar.)
1
$1.50
stock)——_A'
Hardware
2nd
6%
12-15
1-
25c
15c
common
$5
12-10
12-31
30c
;
——
Insurance
and class
A
American
6%
12-31
12-
Greetings Corp.—
A
American
Stock
1
11-30
25c
Products
!
to
Arkansas
(quar.)
12-
12-15
$1.16(4
(quar.)
convertible
Associated
1
12-
12-31
2(4%
—
Quarterly
class
12-
2
1-
15c
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
12-23
5c
dividend)
-.
c
20c
Quarterly
Forest
Oil
preferred
5
1-10
(increased)
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Class
12-
2(4%
dividend)—
(quar.)...
Ltd.
American
12-16
12-15
—
Export Lines
American
2
40c
Corp., common
preference
(s-a)__
Factors,
American Fire &
12-
$1.15
Securities
American
American
9
12-15
87 (4
.
:_
'■
preferred
25c
.
common
Ltd.
7%
dividend
5V2 %
12-31
30c
(quar.)______
;
Decker
1
15c
25c
__.
(year-end)
(stock
$5
1-13
30c
(quar.)
common
American
6%
Ashland
12-16
12-
1
62 (4c
(quar.)
participating
American
3
3
——
Power
Extra
American
11-
2-
6
'$20c ,JJ1
Corp.,
Ltd.,
preferred
Bowater
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
Industries
$1.25
12-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
9
25c
the
Co.
12-
Extra
1-25
30c
12-10
12-31
(quar.)
4
12-15
70c
1
Line—
Telegraph
American
12-
15c
1
(quar.).
Barge
Co.,
D
District
12-29
37(/ac
quarterly
preferred
American
43%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chain
Increased
17c
:
7%
Corp.
$1.50
Corp., common
American
American
11-25
1-
12-
12-28
Bloch Bros. Tobacco
Co., 6% pfd.
Bohack
(H. C.) Co., common
Continental
11-25
12-15
c
held)
(quar.)
Rubber
Constable
Asbestos
Shares—
Co..
preferred
12-28
1-
50c
|_;
subject
Co.,
.
25c
gains
American
11-25
12-21
6c
11-30
12-15
12-30
7 (4
:
of
Co.,
(increased
preferred
Arvin
.
.
Business
Special
12-15
25c
•
(quar.)
common
preferred
30c
$1.62(4
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
Inc.,"
$3.75
Arnold
Co.—
Rubber
Gas
Ac
4.25%
12-15
1-25
Cement
Petroleum
Sound
Bond Stores,
(quar.)
and
Cork
Armstrong
preferred
6
20c
preferred
Billrite
1-
1-20
12-15
25c
5.60% preferred
(quar.)
Blaw-Knox Co.
(quar.)
1
1-31
$70c
Extra
5%
1st
12-16
12-
1
5c
_
Co.
Gas
Commission
Armstrong
75c
5%
American
Blackstone
Stock
(quar.)
split
stockholders
6
30c
(quar.)
Black
12-15
60c
(quar.)
deposit receipts,
dividend
Stock
.
___
shares
Power
preferred
5%
.
common
(quar.)
Oil
Arkansas Western
12-15
12-23
16(40
200
Louisiana
Arkansas-Missouri
12-15
American
5
2-
6
1-16
1
20c
Water
Semi-annual
2
12-30
12-
(quar.)
;___
A
(quar.)___,
12-
12-15
12-27
;
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
(increased)
Hats,
A
12-
3%
___,—
__
share
one
12-17
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
each
1-
40c
(quar.)
class
.
Note,
preferred
Co.
1-1-61
$1.50
dividend
Bank
Apex Smelting Co. (quar.)__.
Argo Oil Corp.
(quar.).
1-20
(quar.)
12-16
53yac
6
3%
$55c
2%
Saco
Birmingham
9
12-
15c
Birmingham National
Bohn
(quar.)
25c
Chemical
12-30
(s-a)_____
Film
&
Inc.
Arkansas
preferred
12-
40c
Anthony Pools.
3
1
Class
11-16
12-27
(quar.)
common
class
Co.
Western
11-25
25c
(s-a)_
Sandy
Biltmore
Ltd.—
Anken
60c
1
11-16
shares".
Development,
Angostura-Wuppermann
Chemical
Big
As
12-15
12-
Manufacturing Co.
Billups
4
12-
$25c
12-10
93%c
1-
12-15
$7 (4c
75c
(quar.)
American
"American
12-30
:
$4
A
9
(quar.)
Agricultural
Class
Anglo-Newfoundland
1-
!_
9
$50c
11-25
2
12-
Co.,
Bethlehem Steel Corp.,
12-14
12-
:—
12-30
12-
3
12-19
.
12-15
12-15
1-
12-21
1
12-20
12-15
(quar.)
Biddeford
5
12-19
div.)
Mills—
Paper
(quar.)
=
$2.80 preferred (quar.)____
20c
(quar.)
American
American
1
Bibb
12-
9
1-
50c
dividend
11-30
12-15
3% '
35c
11-21
1334c
(quar.)
.___
preferred
12-23
Ac
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrates-
11-21
America—
preferred
Amalgamated Sugar
Year-end
12-16
12-
Stock
12-
1
3-10
17V2c
Canada
Bessemer Limestone &
1-
12 (4 c
•
,
(stk.
25c
common
20c
B
1-10
12-19
$1.50
(quar.)
___.
10c
(year-end)
of
1
12-21
12-15
25c
(initial)
Products Corp.
(resumed)
Allied Stores Corp., common
(quar.)
Allis-Chalmers
1-
3c
30c
(year-end)
9
Common
2
12-29
Corp...
Anglo-Canadian Pulp
11-30
50c
42V2c
Anderson-Prichard
Radio
Class
9
12-
preferred
Bergstrom Paper,
12-22
Anglo American Exploration. Ltd.
Maintenance
12-
1
Corp.
of
Finance
12-28
9
Allied
2
7 (4 c
1
5%
1
9
3
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Oil, 4)4% pfd.
12-
Co., Ltd., class A__
5(4% pfd. (quar.)__
1212-
Products
12-
•_
3
2
___
Post
12-20
(quar.)
Allied
3(4%
Corp.
12-20
(quar.)
1-
1-
12-30r
(quar.)
Electronics
$15c
(s-a)
com.
Beneficial
12 (4c
(quar.)
$32(4c
Credits,
Bendix
11-21
11-15
1-16
12-31
11-25
2
12-10
4-
42V2c
;
Corp.
(year-end)
Corp. (quar.)
12-10
Ampco Metal Inc.
1
1-
1-
Co.
1
3
j25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
1-
Isle
12-15
40c
Smelting
Inc.
12-15
$25c
dividend
12-31
82 (4 c
.J
1-
5%
Belle
of Rec.
30c
(quar.)____
Savers,
Telephone
12-10
1-
(quar.)
$30c
Dividend Funds
(Leon B.)
Industries
$1.25
Ac
RR.
Life
Intercontinental
Stock
2
1-
(quar.)_
dividend
10c
Allegheny Ludlum Steel (quar.)
Allegheny Power System (quar.)
Alleghany & Western Ry. Co., Gtd.-(s-a)—
6(4%
Lead
Bell
9
12-16
40c
12-19
$1.06(4
12-
3
15c
12-19
2
Beech-Nut
1-
.
Writing Paper
30c
_i__
(Miami)
dividend
2
quar.)
Insurance
$5c
All Canadian
Stock
1-
Stock
9
1-
;
preference
America
12-21
11-25
12-
1-
Extra
Alliance
1
Title
1-
4334c
Surety Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)______
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
(quar.)
American Thread Co., 5% preferred (s-a)
$1.50
dividend
Algonquin Building
6(4%
1-
(quar.)
American
12'/2c
preferred (quar.)
Steel, Ltd.
(quar.)
Algoma
12-13
2
preferred
12-27
50C
12-23
12-
8
40c
(quar.)
common
$4
Faper Mfg., class A
Class B (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
$1.15
Albermarle
r-
Co.
Refining,
$1.05
12- 2
12-
40c
preferred (s-a)___
Power Co., 4.20% preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
>
3
Holdert
Payable
"
quar.)__
—
Creek
2%
12-23
com.
1-
12 (4 c
dividend)
$4
RR.,
Beech
Bell
(quar.)
(stock
(s-a)__
preferred
2nd
Co.
12-16
Southern
8
Belding-Heminway Co.
._
Foundries
Sterilizer
2
A
2
12-
12 (4 c
1-
pfd.
12-
When
Share
of Company
Beauty
((Indianapolis)
$1.37(4
$5.50
Per
Name
cn
3
55c
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
1-
20c
(reduced)—„
(quar.)
American
7%
H-* to
Ltd.—
__
American States Insurance Co.
Class A (quar.)
American
12-14
Holdert
$1.50
Investment,
_______
American
__
12-20
12-30
.
Airican
Semi-annually
American Stamping. Co.
Class
When
Payable of Rec.
Counselors, Inc. (increased
Beaver Lumber,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Quarterly
4
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
American-South
12-14
3
15c
70c
(quar.)
Co.,
12-15
Wood
$3.75
11i'.
participating
6%
12-
(initial)
com.
Smelting & Refining—
preferred
6%
new
2
Great
4.60%
$6
3
security
_____
Gas
Alabama
Allied
Building,
1-
Alabama
Allen
Ship
Share
40c
Alabama
Allen
1-
35c
realized
______
5%
11-15
65c
(quar.)
profits)
;___
Agricultural Insurance Co. (Watertown, N. Y.)
Alan
12-15
30c
(quar.)
(from
Quarterly
American
Compdny
American Snuff
(initial)
Co.
Per
Name of
7%
40c
Life
Affiliated
6%
1
American
Extra
Aetna
12-
option of stock¬
capital gains and 34c
net
Casualty &
Holder*
12-12
$1.20
ordinary income}
Admiral
When
Payable of Rec.
the
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
Adirondack
Aetna
25c
11
(quar.)
(quar.)___
$32(4c
3
12-
9
12-30
1-
12-
9
12-20
11-18
25c
1-
1
12-
5
$1.06(4
1-
1
12-
5
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Name
Ltd.,
Canada
Extra
Canada
Ltd..
Packers
A
class
(s-a)
Class
—
B
(s-a»
Extra
Canada
Canada Wire
Canadian
Canadian
Celanese,
Class
4%
;
12-15
1-
4
12-
1
1-
3
12-
1
12-15
1-
Oil
Cos.,
5%
12-15
i.2-15
12-15
11-20
*$1
*$1.25
—
————.
—
——
+$2
*20c
12%c
75c
75c
10c
40c
12c
35c
..
^
—
Canal-Randolph Corp. (increased-quar.)
Class
B
——.—.—-
(quar.)
Baxter & Kennedy
(quar.)—.———_
Carey (Pniiip) Mfg. tquar.)
_____—
Carnaco
Equipm.nt
(increased)
—-—Carnation Company, common (quar.)-——
Carey,
11-20
12-15
3%%
2%
——
——
93%c
1st
preferred (quar.)—_——
Corp.—
'
(Year-end of 35c from net income plus 90c
from net securities profits)
——
Carriers
Products
1
Peabody
semi-annual)
Coca
Cola
Coca
Cola
.1-2
12-
2
1-
3
5
Class
1
Cummins
12-
1
Stock
12-31
12-
9
12-19
11-22
(quar.).
(quar.)——*
Y.)
12-15
11-25"
Colonial
1-
2
11-25
Colonial
12-
2
12-13
12-
1
12-JL5
3
12-
8
12-
8
12-30
12-
8
12-15
1
Finance
12-
5
12-15
12-
5
12-23
12-14
12-30
12-15
12-21
12-
12-12
Extra
5
12-
1
Cypress Abbey Co.
12-
12-12
Corp.
Steel
Ceco
dividend
Stock
Daitch
12-12
Dan
12-20
12-
1
12-22
12-
1
12-22
12-
1
12-
12-
12-31
12-15
12-23
—
Central
Extra
8
Commercial
Credit
$1.12%
12-
8
Commercial
Shearing & Stamping
1-
1
12-
8
12-20
12-
8
12-20
12-
8
—
Central cf
5%
5%
25c
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
<quar.)_
(Elizabeth, N. J.)
A
B
Central Home Trust
4.35%
4
% %
4.64%
4%
4
3
12-12
1-3
12-12
3
12-12
12-16
11-25
(quar.)—
(quar.)—.—
common
Service—
Public
preferred (quar.)
preferrei (quar.)
..
——
—
4.92%
—
——
Semi-annual————
Central Maine Power,
—
(quar.)_
common
87 %c
$1.15
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
National Bank
1-
1-
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
12-31
12-16
12-31
12-16
1-
1
12-15
35c
12-
9
11-25
12-19
11-25
Mines, Inc.
Dayton Malleable Iron—
5% preferred (quar.)—
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8%
10c
12-15
12-
2
De
12-
2
Deere
11-18
Deltown
12-15
Stock
,
3
12-
7
12-
9
1-
1-
1
12-
9
1-
1
12-
50c
20c
——
—-———_—
1
12-
9
ratio
of
12-19
12-
2
12-19
12-
2
for
20
each
for
snare
one
B
each
preferred
&
$2.25
10c
Central
Y.)
(Rochester, N.
dividend
—
—
—
:
-
Century Shares Trust
income)
Certified
;
Products
(quar.)
Credit, pfd.
Champion
12-
4%%
(quar.)
Spark
Plug
pfd.
(quar.)
___
——
————
4%%
pfd.
(quar.)
Tnst
(quar.)
—
(quar.)——
iToronto)
(quar.)—*
Chemical
Fund,
distribution)
—
—
■
—
Chicago Dock & Canal (extra)—
Chicago. Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR. Co.
•
(quar.}_
Extra-
.
Tool
(quar.)
:
;
Co.
11-29
12-31
11-10
Full
Chrysler
(quar.)
O'Nuts,
Corp.
new
(quar.)
.
11-
5
-12-16
1
1
12-16
1-
1
12-16
1-
1
12-
9
12-22
12-
1
12-
1
12-15
1-
12-15
2
12-15
1
12-15
12-29
11-25
1-
11-25
'
12-30
12-15
12-30
1-15
12-
12-20
2-
1
1
/
12-
12-
1
7c
12-15
12-
1-10
1-
6
37%c
12-15
11-25
12-28
12-12
20c
12-28
12-12
12-15
12-
1-15
2
12-30
12-19
12-
(year-end)—
$170
12-14
3
12-20
(initial)—
$1.75
10c
25c
12-30
12-15
12-34
11-21
—50c
12-29
12-12
—
—
common
;
_
Ye-r-ppd
__
_____
Cincinnati Gas Si Electric, 4%
pfd. (quar,)—
1-
5
11-28
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
——-
—
preferred (quar.)_,
Cincinnati Inquirer
(increased
40c
12-29
12-
9
$4
4%%
$1
$1.18%
12-20
12-
6
quar.)
Cipr(«n-ti, N°w Orleans dc Texas Pacific Ry.
Common
5%
(s-a)
—
preferred
preferred
p-ofo—P(j
Cincinnati
Transit
-
^
-
-
Co
Service
Co.
.
Class
B
Year-end
City Bank
.
(quar.)_„
extra
(Detroit)
5-15
1
8.15
•
(quar.)
—
-
2-15
12-15
12-
1
50c
12-15
12-
8
11-28
60c
12-16
1-15
1-
5
lc
—
(quar.)
Ga.)
-
(N. Y.)( class A
Citizens 8v Southern -National Bank
nah.
1
9-
10c
(quar,)
Citizens Casualty Co.
1
6-
10c
Circle Theatre Co
Cities
3-
$1 25
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1,25
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
5^
1-15
1-
5
(Savan¬
—
—
30c
12-15
11-25
12-30
12-
2
Delaware Power
12-30
12-
2
12-24
Stock
dividend
(Subject
March)
in
Connecticut: Light
Connecticut
Insurance
1-
approval
to
Water
Cigar
Extra
$5
—
—
(incr.)
L__
——-
Consolidated
Dry
Edison
preferred
Extra
:
Industries
Ltd.
Rendering
Rock
Power
(quar.)—
Products
Co.
on
preferred
12-21
12-
8
12-21
12-
8
1
12-
8
1-
11-30
4
6
1-13
12-
1-13
12-2
12-15
1-21
I-
5
12-14
12-
2
12-15
12-
1
1-
3
12-27
1-
5
12-15
1-
1
12-12
1-
4
12-
2
5
12-16
—
—
$1.04
$1.12%
$1.13
Co.
1-3-61
12-
2
1-3-61
1-3-61
12-
2
12-
2
7
conv.
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
dividend
-
5
12-15
12-
12-
12-31
1%
-
12-31
1-
$1.13
(quar.)
1
12-
7
7
12-15
55c
40c
■
(quar.)
common
Extra
—
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
2-1
12-30
37'Ac
12-27
12-12
50c
12-27
12-12
87%c
87%c
25c
*8c
25c
"
10c
25c
1-3
12-12
3
12-12
^r—.——
—
Extra
12-15
11 %c
(initial)—.
(quar.)
Distributing
11-28
1-
12-29
12-15
12-21
II-21
1-
1
12-20
1-
3
II-15
1-
5
12-16
Corp.—r
Y.)
—_——
12-15
11-26
6%c
70c
50c
.12-15
11-25
12-31
11-15
10c
(Middletown, N.
(s-a)
1^-31
11-15
*
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
American
Cow
Gulch
deposit
Crain
(R.
41/6%
(final)—
Cradock-Terry Shoe.
Craftsman
receipts
Oil
5%
L.), Ltd.
(quar.)
12-16
12-16
12-31
12-
9
12-16
12-
2
93%c
12-15
11-30
15c
—2%
12-15
12- 1
12-15
12-
"
Corp.
dividend
—
—
*
1
12-23
Company, common (quar.)—
3%%
preferred
(quar.)—
Stock
3
12-
1-1-61
Crane
Crawford
11-
12-15
$2.60
10c
*10c
50c
preferred (s-a) —
(Boston) (quar.)
Insurance
Life
12-20
2c
'
Finance, class A (quar.)——
12%c
B (quar.)
'
—
12%c
Crescent Petroleum Corp., commoh
(quar.)
25c
5% convertible preferred
(quar.)-Z——31'Ac
Crocker-Anglo Nat'l Bank (San Francisco)
Increased quarterly
35c
Crompton Si Knowles Corp. (quar.)-—
25c
•
Class
40c
12-15
11-25
Crown Cork &
12t-15
12-
Crown
Life
50c
(quar.)—
80c
(Toronto)
Foundries
12-15
12-25
12-29
'12-16
12-29
;
12-15
1-15
12-16
12-13
11-16
1-3
12-20
&
Steel,
(quar.)__
in
(cash
12-15
12- 1
1-2
12-19
1-16
12-29
*35c
3
12-9
1-16
*40c
12-30
12-22
12-18
*40c
lieu
12-1
12-13
11-25
12-16
1-
3
2%
(quar.)___
12-13
*15c
12-31
12-15
30c
\
__________
pfd.
1-3
frac-
paid)^-™-^
__—
2-1
13c
of
12-30
*15c
*25c
(quar.)
________
________________
6%
1-
*$1.12%
12-15
11-28
*i5c
11-25
(quar.)
-J
7%
preferred B
12-20
30c
li-25
12- 9
25c
12-13
11-30
10c
12-30
12-16
12-30
12-16
12-14
11-29
Co.—
$1.12%'
1-10
1-25
87J/2C
(quar.)_____
fquar.)____
(quar.)
1-25
1-10
$1.75
1-3
11-25
$1.34
12-16
11-25
$1.25
12-1
1-1
12- 5
52y2c
1-
1
12- 5
46%c
1-1
12-5
50c
1-
1
12-
5
51'Ac
:
12-15
29V2C
(quar.)____
1-
1
12-
5
1-
1
12- 5
1-
1
12- 5
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
52%c
4.20%
..
1
10c
12-15
12-
5%
dividend
Duraloy
12-15
12- 1
12-15
5c
40c
common.
dividend
3%
preferred
81
Potash
Plantation—
Eagle Food Centers
(puar.)
1-16
■
1-16
11-21
11-21
12-15
11-25
3IV4C
(quar.)_
—
12-30
31'Ac
(quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of America—
$1 conv pref. (s-a)
preferred
1
1-3
517/ac
East Kootenay
12-
12-12
(quar.)
Sulphur
8
12-21
12-15<
40c
preferred
common
convertible
»
12-8
12-
3
$2.25
&
preferred (quar.)___
3.75%
preferred (quar.)__—
4% preferred
(quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)__
Company
Duro-Test Corp.,
1-
12%c
$2.10
preferred
12-16
7 Vac
pfd.
5%
12-12
1-14
1-3
50c
m
de Nemours
Co.,
1-1
35c
35c
(qpar.)
—
(E. I.)
Stock
12-14
25c
.
25c
Co.
—
Stock
12-14
12-20
__
Power
11-30
12-29
common—
(extra)
12-30
12-22.
.12^22
1-16
(quar.)
Dunham-Bush,
7%
8
8
1-3-61
(s-a)_
com.
common
will be
Ltd.
Duquesne Light,
EWA
1212-
39c
—
(year-end)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)__
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Duval
1-13
1-13
*55c
tHVaC
Common
5%
11-25
30c
Drewrys, Ltd. USA (quar.) —
Drilling & Exploration Co. (s-a)
Driver-Harris Co.
(quar.)
DuBois
Chemical
(increased-quar.)_
Dura
1
11-25
25c
1
Chemical,
shares
Corp.
4.15%
11-28
25c
±
dividend
Chemical
Duke
1-
12-15
12-15
*25c
Investments,
Corp.
(quar.)
Industries, Ltd.,
Pont
11-18
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Dravo Corp., 4% preferred
Dresser Industries (quar.)
du
12-19
20%
_________
tional
Extra
12-12
1-16
20%
(quar.
(quar.)
Tar &
j Stock
Extra
12-12
12-31
30c
ft.
______
12-20
12-30
-5c
Seal Co., Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
Insurance
12-20
2
1-
12-30
—
—
1
1- 2
Credit
Extra
Ltd.
preferred
5.36%
(quar.)
Bank
Corset,
prefarred
(quar.)
Donnelly (R. R.) & Sons,
Dow
1
50c
$1
Dover
11-21
$1.50
i
Glass,
Common
Dover
12-19
Investment
Dominion-Scottish
Draper
12-12
(s-a)__
Ltd., com. (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields J monthly)
5
12-
12-1
15c
Dodge Mfg. Corp., $1.50 preferred
Dominion
11-21
5%
;
Dominion
12-
12-19
1%
_s.
Fund, Inc.—
(From capital gains)
Dixon (Joseph)
Crucible (quar.)
5
12-15
(N. Y.)—
3%% preferred series 1947 (quar.)
3%% preferred series 1945 (quar.)——_
Coro, Inc.
(quar.)
——"—:i__—-—1—'
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A (quar.),—
Corroon & Reynolds Corp., $1 pfd. A (quar.)
Cory Corp. (resumed)
A
Diversified
12-23
12-20
}5c
—
Extra
12-
12-12
12- 1
25c
—
(s-a)
Distillers, Ltd.—
Ame*. dep. rets (stock dividend)
Ordinary (stock dividend)_________
Dominion
12-15
12-
12-12
3%
—
11-22
90c
National
Extra
9
12-15
1
12-15
12-27
45c
Giorgio Fruit Corp., $3 preferred
Distillers Corp.-Seagram (quar.)
12-
1
.
3c
(quar.)
Di
9
1-
9
1-20
70c
Dictaphone Corp. (stock dividend)
Diebold, Inc. (quar.)
Stock dividend
1
12-15
12- P
*4C
12-
10c
Extra
County Trust (Md.)
Co.
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
Donohiie Bros.,
—-
Increased-quaTterly
Corp. (increased quar.)—
Petroleum
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
12-
■
25c (
30c
25c
2%c
dividend
12-22
45c
93%c
10c
15c
16'Ac
Continental Steel
Record
Inc.
11-30
12- 2
12-16
<12-21;
12-12'
•12-15./ 12- 2
12-19
12-12
12-15
12- 1
12-15
12- 1
l*16
12-27
; f
•
Stores
12-15
•
—
preferred
Continental Insurance Co.
Cosnat
Alkali
1
$1.37,/a
—
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
Common
(quar.)
Cosden
Stock
4%%
(quar.)——"——.:
—_—
12- 9
12- 9
12- 9
1-30
55c
150/
___
Diamond
Diana
,25c
•
(quar.)___
& Realty
Raynolds,
12-
1
12-31
12-30
1.
(quar.)____.
(quar.)
Mortgage
81
12-15
1-
15c
55c
Extra
Devoe
55c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Continental Commercial, common (quar.)
Stores
Detroit
20c
:—;
Corning Glass Works,
Tunnel
(increased-quar.)___
& Mfg.
(quar.i
Detroit International Bridge
Detroit Steel Co.
(quar.)
25c
—
(Del.)—
(quar.)
4'/2%
Trust
&
Canada
Dominion
:
Co.
12-
(Chicago)—
_—
Baking
12-31
1%
——
^
preferred
Cla-.s
3-20
35c
6c
3%%
County
1
*5c
Continental Can Co., common
Stock
4-
I-
——
Quarterly
Continental Gin,
12-20
11-
——
(quar.)
6 % %
12-20
2
2-1
—
Ltd.-
common——
$4.52
60c
1
2
1-
(quar.)
(increased)
Extra
$4.50
$5^50
12-
1-
12-15
(quar.)——
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Stamping
12-30
class A (quar.)„
preferred
preferred
Common
Detroit
Co.—
Stock dividend
Continental
Gasket
3-15
30c
20c
(quar.)
'
Consolidated West Petroleums,
Construction Products,
Edison
*40c
—_
•:
—
Consolidated
&
Detroit
75c
$1.25
25c
30c
*40c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)———
Corp.
Consolidated
Consumers
com.
;
L
12-15
Bank
Detroit
1
12-10
12-15
12-19
(quar.)—
Chemical Industries
1
12-
12-20
25c
Mines, Ltd.-
12-16
*$1
75c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
i
1
12- 9
12- 9
12-9
50c
12-
3-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
25c
Detrex
*'i-
11-28
12- 9
12-15
Co.^___
11-18
'
12-15
12-28
1-2-61
$1
92%c
$1.07
$1.14
$1.05
$1.25
—_____
Dennison
^
12-12
12-12
11-28
35c
"___
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.
3
12- 1
1- 2
1- 2
12-15
35c
$1
(quar.)——
11-30
1-
12- 2
1- 3
15c
2%
12 Vac
Light Co.—
12-15
,
11-29
12-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
4.56%
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Electric
12-15
12-20
12-19
—
4.28%
Dickenson
____
Co. (N. Y.)
&
12-15
1- 1
1-3-61
—_
;
11-18
$1.25
Securities,
preference (s-a)
Goods
Paper,
9
Standard
Electronics
Consolidated
12-
(s-a)
12-15
12-15
12-15
25c
—
(quar.)
Diversified
$2.50 non-cum.
$4.16
—
—
preferred
Ltd.,
100%
30c
24c
,t.
10c
10c
10c
30c
-
common
Corp.,
11-21
3
(reduced)
Co.
preferred
Detroit
of,
——
Consolidated
11-21
3
1-
60c
&
Inc., common
40
cents
preferred
(quar.)
40 cents preferred (quar.)
3
1-
t
*B0c
(quar.)
Power
(quar.)_.
Co.
(quar.) —
8
12-15
12- 5
12- 5
' "Tl-30
—
Hudson
preferred
Delta
,
Life
12-
1- 1
!
Optional
Detroit
."
General
25c
1
Delaware Railroad
60c
25c
$1.43
A
Quarterly
1
$2
12-16
;
preferred
Connecticut
2
12-15
1
20c
5%%
(c(uar.)——
Confederation Life Assurance (Toronto)—
Cornet
12-30
12-
25c
Continental Assurance
12-31
(quar.)_
(year-end)
Christiana Securities, common
Chock
12-15
40c
$1.50
Chicago, Rock Jsland Si Pacific RR.
preferred
12-30
1
30c
__
Copper
12-
25c
—
(quar.)—
Extra
7%
12-15
1
30c
—
.
Chicago Rivet Si Machine Co.
Chile
1-
12-15
12-15
$1.37%
12-15
2
Inc.—
Pneumatic
12-15
1
12.14
———
Chicago
1
12-
—
Common
11-
12-24
Chenango 81 Unadilla Telephone, com. (extra)
15c
4V2% preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
Chesapeake & Ohio By. Co., com. (quar.)—
$1
3% % conv. preferred (quar.)
,—,;87%c
Chesapeake Corp. of Va. (stock dividend)2%
Chesebrough-Ponds, Inc. (quar.)
22c
Extra
12-15
Delaware &
4%
12- 9
12-15
12^5
20c
——-—-————
1
1
9c
(Pittsburgh)
Fund
12-
3.70%
1- 6
12-31
(quar.)
Co.
—
15c
—1
12-16
12- 5
1- 5
12- 9
>
(quarO—
dividend
12-
(Del.)—
1-,1
12-15
1-16
12-20
$1.25
$1
—
pfd.
(quar.)
Company
Delaware
.12-16
$1.50
30c
30c
30c
Foods
2%
—
—
—
-
Turbine
Steam
2%
—
5.72%
12-15
Si
12-31
Pa.)—
Day
Laval
12-20
12-23
12- 2
8c
25c
50c
93 Ac
12Vac
—
(quar.)
Co.,
&
^
12-31
(quar.)_
Extra
3
H.)
(Theo.
12-15
pfd. (quar.)—
Community Bank & Trust Co. (New Haven)—Increased quarterlyCommunity Public Service, common (quar.)
Trust
Commonwealth
Consolidation Coal
1
33 %c
Chemical
Gas
(Capital trains,
1-
7%c
65c
(reduced)-.
Bank New York Trust, (increased)
.
1
15c
2%%
56'Ac
25c
75c
$1.12%
V, 45c
50c
t50c
;—
—
Chance Vought Aircraft
Chattanooga
11-30
5c
.
(stock dividend)—
6% preferred (quar.)
Champion Paper Fibre,
Chartered
11-30
12-15
10%
—
—
preferred
12-15
(from investment
Chadbourn Gotham, Inc.,
5%
5
12-15
$1.03
$1.16
$1.19
$1.34%
10c
.—
—
Certain-teed
12-
65c
(quar.).—
1
preferred (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
5.375% preferred (quar.)
Century Industries (quar.)—.;
Stock
12-19
Public Service—-
Vermont
4.15%
,
9
2%
_—
dividend
Stock
Central Trust
12-
1-
preferred
conv.
20c
;
income.——
Consolidated Foods
12-30
Wire
(quar.)^
6%
Special
70c
(quar.)—
—
investment
Consolidated
share
held————_—-
shares
(year-end)
Central Transformer Corp. (quar.)
Central Steel
Solvents
dividend
From
$5
shares
10
at one
1-3
t
Consolidated
Corp.—
series
or
Stock
Consolidated
Optional year-end payment of $1.15 or in
held
Commercial
9
1-
40c
——
Connohio,
12-31
(quar.)_
Ltd.
12-
12-15
Davies
„2
11-30
,,
20c
,,
(quar.)___
class A
12- 2
12- 2
12- 3
Co.—
12-15
1-
10c
dividend
stockholders
(Philadelphia)
Quarterly
Special
38c
$ 1.12 %
$1.16
;
I*
$1
$1.23
30c
35c
—
3.50%
Central Securities
8
(Freehold)
Central Jersey Eank & Trust Co.
Penn
12-
2
Ltd7,
& Frere,
Davidson-Boutell
1
(quar.)—_——
Commonwealth Water,
1-
preferred (quar.) _____—
preferred (quar.)—————
Central
9
—$1.08%
$1.12%
—_—$1.18%
(quar.i.—_
preferred
Illinois
12- 9
12-
1-
(quar.i————
Central Illinois Light,
Central
12-21
12-21
4%
preferred
4.75%
9
& Electric—
preferred
4%%
12-
12-21
—
dividend
Stock
Central Hudson Gas
Stock
Co.
Commonwealth Investment Co.
Georgia Ry. Co.—
Common
2
l-.i
20c
———
(Harrisburg,
;
Trust
(s:a)
12- 2
12-15
(quar.)—
common
12-31
"... 2%.%
12-
1
J2'1®
1- 1
3c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Deposit
Dauphin
12-
12-31
(quar.)
'J—_———
dividend
Stock
of
1-
—
1-17
(extra)-
Commercial Bank of North America
4V2%
7% 2nd
1
DairieS
Mills
5%
12-17
12-12
America
1
5c
(quar.)30c
(quar.)_—
30c
Corp.
2
Cigar Corp.
Crystal
River
12-31
Columbia Title Insurance (Wash., D. C.) (s-a)
Go.
11-25
}- 2
$1.25
*75c
preferred (quar.)—
Dana Corporation, common (quar.)
3%^ preferred A (quar.)
Darling (L. A.) Company (quarT)-
1
.
11-25
of America—
Products
(quar.)
DWG
12-
—
Insurance
12- 9
12-30
12-30
______——
3%
..
12-19
Corp. of America, com.
preferred A (quar.)—
(s-a)
68%c
(quar.)__
common
r
12- 5
„
25c
<60c
5®c
(quar.)
non-cum.
31'Ac
$1.25
$1.33%
(quar.);
Gas,
,i"
J5c
preferred (quar.)
$1.60
....-'$2
11-25
8c
8c
(quar.)—
—
5.35%
preferred
(quar.i—
—
Columbia Broadcasting System—
;
Columbia Broadcasting System
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.):
———
$1.75
Foundry Co. <quar.)———
25c
—10c
Celanese
11-25
David
12-12
9
12-20
(quar.)
preferred
$4
12-15
62Vac
$2
■
3
Co.,
12-15
B
Interstate
^
10"
12-20
$1-12'/3
75c
(quar.)——-———-
Publishing
12-31
-—
preferred
12- 6
on
1
-—
preferred
12-6
12-15
iDC
20c
—
12-
i-
Curtis
5%
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—
5%
preferred A (quar.)
? V
1-4
12-15
40c
—
—
preferred
4%%
9
12-20
i
Combined
—
Catalin
Sxtra
12"J2
1®.C
■
—
12-12
1-15
10
30c
7%c
Co.—
Monthly
Monthly
5%%
——
12-15
(increased)
Stone
Power
.,
?
—
12-15
12-
3
12-15
(
—_—
(quar.)——
12-15
.
1-
11-25
7
——
Engine
Wright Corp., common
class A (quar.)
Cutler-Hamper, Inc. (quar.)
—
Central
Colorado
12-21
&
Sand
B
dividend
12-23
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
Colorado
—-
87%c
.
2
1-
(N.
12-16
12-16
J" 2
££
_*5c
17 /ac
4%c
(quar.)
common
Curtiss
(quar.)
$2-™
(quar.).^
75c
25c
60c
$13.35
53%c
18%c
International
xz- y
12-30
.
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)—
Curlee Clothing, common
(reduced
——_—.—
12-12
12-30
^20c
—
$1.25
$1.75
$1
-
Corp
———
Coleman Company, 4preferred (quar.)
Coleman Engineering, 6%
conv. pfd. (quar.) ,;
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)
1-
1-
Co.
inc.,
12-
11-22
1- j
$1.31/4
—
(quar.)—
Crush International, Ltd.
12-
;—.——
Angeles)
——
Bottling
2
12-15
Co., common
(quar.)
l- 2
4&c
A
12-15
Holders
(quar.)——.——1- 2
A
Participating
Class
12-15
'/
(year-end)
&
preferred (quar.)!
Bottling (Los
2
12-30
Class
12-lfl
1-1-61
dividend)
Co.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Crown Cork International Corp.—
$3
5%
30c
—.
(stock
T25C
(quar.)
5'A%
$1.12%
——
Cola
Coca
12-
1-15
5
Culligan,
Telephone—.—.
(Mass.)
(quar.)———
preferred
7%
12-
12-31
Crucible
12-
12-19
Cluett
5%
$1.25
25c
Carter
(J. W.)
Company "(quar.„ 10c
Carthage Mills
(quar.>
_——_——:—
30c
Cascades Plywood Corp. (quar.)—-—.—.—_
25c
Castfereagh Corp. (s-a)
$10
Carter
12-
(s-a)_
Products
Trust
2
1-
General
&
12-15
(quar.)
Co.
Clinton
1-2
12-15
dividend
Stock
Trust
Coca-Cola
:
(quar.)
1,—$1.12%
Forge-Wayne
4%
*25c
*25c
;—
Ltd.—
commun
1
1
11-25
(quar.)——.
(quar.)
preferred (quar )
Vickers, Ltd
preferred
Precision
Clitton
Ltd.—
Canadian
Cannon toius,
Clifton
3
,
—
preferred
8%
4%%
Cleveland
> 3
.
___
1212-
Steel
5
12-20
t95c
—-—-------- -
Canada, class A
(quar.)
of America, com.
Zellerbach Corp.
12-
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
11-30
12-31
—'
Crown
12-15
"
—-
preferred (quar. )
11-30
1
Crown Zellerbach of
60c
Extra
4% %
Crown
12-12
$1.50
35c
30c
25c
3%
.
Stores
Self-service
12-12
.
When
Payable of Reo.
Share
Name of Company
12-15
1- 2
1- 1
12-31
12-15
12-15
12-31
1--1-61
12-15
7%c
$1.37%
65c
City Products (quar,)___
,
Clarage Fan (quar,)
Clark Controller (quar.)
Clark Oil «Ss Refining (stock dividend)™«—w
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. Co.
(s-a)_^
Cleveland Cliffs Iron, pommon (quar,)„--—,
12-
2
1-2
*30c
*10c
1
——-
.
preferred
3
3
(quar.)——*$2
Ltd.
Securities
B
Canadian
3
3-
1-
1-
General
3-
4-1-61
4-1-61
11-25
:
-
A
3
12-31
(increased-quar.)
Extra
Class
3-
4-1-61
Ltd.—
Canadian General Electric
Canadian
3
*31Vic
*$1
*42%c
*18%c
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.
Common
3-
*$1.10
class A
Cable,
11-15
*75c
(quar.)—;
(increased-quar.)—
Canners, Ltd., class A (quar.)
&
~
*12 Vic
*50c
Permanent
Canada
11-15
12-15
,4
Monday, December 12, 1960
...
Per
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
Per
Share
'
,
Name ot Company
City Gas (Florida) (quar.)_v-^
;—.v—
City Investing Co., SVa% pfd. (quar.)
r„
1
12-10
4-1-61
-
__
Mortgage (quar.)
Saieway, Ltd., *.*0% pfd.
(quar.)
Steamship Lines. Ltd., 5% pref. (s-a)
Canada
12-
2
*75c
*12 %c
—
Extra
1-
1-16
12-15
*50c
;—-
_
ot Bee.
*$1.06 V4
*50c
__
__
Holder»
Payable
*25c
(quar.)__
com.
preferred (quar.)___
Malting, Ltd. (quar.)—.—
When
Share
of Company
Canada Iron Foundries,
4%%-
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2332)
12-30
12-9
50c
12-31
12-15
r___
25c
12-14
12-
——
17'/ac
1-26 '
5
1-5
Power Ltd.—
(accum.)
East Pennsylvania RR.
(s-a);
*$1.75
1245
11-30
$1.50
1-17
12-31
*
Volume
■Mr,™*
Name of
192
Number 6011
.
.
.
Per
Company
.
Mines, Ltd. (resumed)
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd.—
5%
,»
1st
pref.
Air
•Eastern
Stock
Eastern
pref.
Eastman
Extra
$3.60
;
Co.,
:(quar.)
Co.
•Edison
Bros.
4'A%
Lea.
_
common
Stores,
inc.,
preferred
(quar.)
Natural
Gas—
Auto-Lite
12-30
12-16
to
about
Equal
Electric
&
Electrical
75c
12-12
12-12
Trenton
National
Virginia
^Flintkote
1-3-61
12-12
preferred
series
Inc.
Fisher
11-28
1-
1
11-28
1-
1
11-28
1-
1
11-28
1-
1
11-28
1-
1
11-28
*
$134
5%
.
of
Ltd.
11-30
Stock
12-23
1-17
12-23
Florida
12-20
11-28
ment
.12-20
11-28
12-30
12- + 9
1-3-61.
12-19
'-'50c
.V
:25c
■•
and
will
-
4%%
(increased)
Steel
Mfg.
TeleDhone,
Giant
Markets.
12-12
11-30
Common
3»A%
Ford
■••
(quar.)
11-30
12-15
11-23
Common
12-15
11-23
ing
1-11
11-25
common
Foremost
de¬
1-3-61
12-20
Fostoria
12-31
12-14
12-15
11-14
Fram
15c
stock)
1
(quar.)
22y2c
4%
;_
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
2
Inc.,
6%
(stock dividend)
Friendly
Frontier
1
5
Fruehauf
12-20
12-
5
Fuller
$1.60
12-30
(Charles
12-15
12-
10c
12-16
12-' 2
preferred (quar.)
Whitney Corp.—
Foods
2-
4%
1
A
4'/2 %
12-16
Garrett
preferred
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
common
40c
1-
3
11-25
$1
(quar.)
Sugar Assoc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
1-
3
Gas
■
Extra
11-25
v
Falsta.f
6%
Brewing
Family Finance
Corp.
v
Farmers
♦
Life
Federal
Corp.
Federal
Co.
Common
Stock
Fedders
Federal
Federal
Federated
Corp.
Federation
Ferro
Fibreboard
Fidelity
(quar.)
Fidelity Fund
Extra
(N.
pfd.
(N.
See
Marshall
Filtrol
Corp.
Finance
Co.
Class
A
B
(quar.)
Firstamerica Corp.
National
12-16
12-
7
4%
12-16
12-
7
General
Candy Corp.
12-15
12-
1
General
Cigar
12-30
12-
9
General
Contract
'
3-
12-
12-15
11-30
(W.
R.)■•&
A
preferred
class
B
preferred
Rapids
Grant
1
8
Steel
12-1
12-23
12-
12-15
43c
1-28
12-17;
1
.
1-7
12-
2
Electric
Finance
T.) Company, common
preferred
(quar.).
Ltd.
12-31
12-15
Great
Lakes
Power,
General Investors
General
Mills,
Motors
$5
5%
12-15
12-31
12-31
12-12
1-10
12-31
1-
1
12-
1
1-
1
12-
1
1st
12-
1
12-19
12-
5
General
12-30
i2-12
$1.60
preferred
12-16
12-
2
$2.98
preferred
12-
5
12-30
12-24
11-30
12-
1
1-13
12-30
12-15
11-30
35c
12-16
12-- 5
30c
12-16
12-
45c
$3
preferred
5
ment
(Year-end
gains
from
Fund
12-12
Baltimore—
(Boston)
:—.
(quar.)
40c
12-15
12-15
12-15
5%
20c
75c
12-30
1- 3
12- 5
12- 5
10-28
12- 9
Steel
12- I
5%
12-19
12-15
1- 2
12- 2
12- 1
12-23
12-22
12-
12-24
9
50c
(quar.)
___
(quar.)_
Telephone Co. of
preferred
(quar.)—
12-16
12-5
'
1
12- 7
1- 1
12-23
1-25
12- 7
12- 9
12-16
12-15
12-16
12r30
1-
12-1
.'11-28
12- 9
12- 9
1
1
1-^ 9
12- 9
12-16
2-
11-18
12-1
$1.25
32'/2c
30c
1-9
2-1
$1.30
preferred
preferred
Shoe
Greene
12-19
11-15
12-22
12-
2
12-22
12-
2
12-15
12-
tl2'Ac
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-15
1
12-
2
12-17
11--28
50c
12-17
ll-i28
25c
12-17
11-28
25c
12-24
12-
1
12-30
12-
2
12-12
11-21
12-12
12-12
11*21
11-21
1
12-
3
12-15
12-
5
12-15
11-28
30c
12-19
15c
1-
1-
1
llr21
12-
7
5%
Gulf
Life
preferred
preferred
$5
preferred
Gulf
Power
5.16%
1
12-
12-15
12-15
11-30
11-30
Halliburton
12-15
11-30
Hamilton
12-15
11-30
Hamilton
36c
1-11
12- 9
Hamilton
Haloid
Class
Stock
12-23
25c
12-30
11-23
12- 9
12-30
12-
25c
12-29
12-12
40c
12-30
12-20
9
4%
Stock
11-30
12-20
11+29
118 %c
1-31
4-29
(quar.)—__
37'Ac
12-20
(ouar,)_—__
12'Ac
1-16
4-15
12-
9
1
1-13
12-19
11-25
12-19
11+20
3-13-61
2-
50c
(quar.)
$1.25 6-12-51
(quar.)
—
2-24
5+26
$1.16
1-
1
12-15
$1.29
preferred
1-
1
12-15
12-15
25c
(quar.)
11-21
$1.05
11-21
12-15
11-21
$1.25
12-15
1 lr2 1
$1.27
12-15
11-21
35c
12-23
12-9
60c
(quar.)
11-21
12-15
$1.11
:
12-15
$1.10
:
(quar.)
12-19
12-
2
12+
9
2-
6
1
1-
1$1.25
5% pfd.
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
3
2-15
6y4c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
9
$1.25
1
—;
12-
32-
5
4%
12-20
12-
5
25c
Co., common (quar.)
12-15
1
12-
1
12-
1
$1
(quar.)
Co.,"
Paper
12-
12-15
12-20
5c
J.
:
12-15
5c
12'Ac
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
5
11-30
12-31
5%
(quar.)
Hammermill
12-
12-31
UOc
(quar.)——__
(quar.)
Inc.
Hamilton Watch
68c
12-16
9
$1.25
'Florida
4.64%
Paper
1
1+13
Engineering
Management,
B
12-
HOC
Printing
Co.
12-15
9
11-29
(quar.)
Cotton,
12-15
12-20
(quar.)_4______
Zerox,
1
$1
Utilities, common
preferred (quar.)
F.)
12-
1-
11-30
preferred (quar.)
$4.44 preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$5.03 preferred (quar.)
(W.
12-
3
12-
Gulf States
Hall
3
2-1
—~l
preferred
$4.20
3
1-
1-
12-27
(quar.)
Co.,
12+15
1-
12-31
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR., com.
$5
6c
30c
$1.75
—^—
class A
Insurance
$5
12-16
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
Aircraft
Grumman
1
1
20c
(quar.)
Wine, Ltd.,
A
12-
1-
37'Ac
of Canada. Ltd. (quar.)—
(increased)—.
dividend
Stock
12-15
1
25c
—
common
Corp.
Class
11+28
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
convertible
Growers
12-
12-14
$1.06 y4
(quar.)__
Copper
preferred
Grinnell
12-30
$2.25
12-31
22'Ac
Corp.
(initial)
Mfg.
Cananea
4'A%
1-16
27'Ac
—
(quar.)___—
—
Greyhound Corp., common
12-16
—
(quar.)—
common
dividend
12-15
30c
12-15
11-25
1-18
12-15
2%
_|
25c
y
1.- 2
—,—
33c
2-15
2-15
2-15
_
1-
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
1%
1-2-61
12-
9
50 c
12-12
11-30
12-12
11-30
50c
12-12
11-30
12-12
(quar.)
40c
12-12
Y.)
50c
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
4'/2%
Hammond
Organ
(M.
A.)
Co..
(stock
Co., class
A
dividend)
(quar.)
12/ 8
1
Class
32'/2c
32'Ac
$1.06'A
$1.12'A
$1
4'A%
Hanna
Calif.—
(quar.)__^.__
2
$1
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Green
15c
Telephone Co. of Florida—
preferred B
1
12-
11-15
(Winnipeg)
(quar.)
common
Power
Co.,
•
45c
35c
Mountain
Lines
12-15»>. 12-» 5
1-
Green
Greyhound
12- 5
12- 2
12-16
Co.
(quar.)
Griesedieck
12-31
12-21
1- 3
1- 3
12-15
25c
preferred
1-11
realized
income)
12-
12-31
12-19
29c
$$1.25
Sugar,
12- 9
,
1-26
Assurance
Financial
Western
Western
7%
i
I
from
55c
(quar.)
Castings
$1.30
$1.32
Great
12-16
1
invest¬
gains)—
-
General
General
1-
50c
Signal
Refractories
•
40c
(quar.)__
11-10
net
net
investment
of
from
13c
Railway
E'xtra
from
12-15
55c
'''/ 22'Ac
25c
(quar.)
Paper
Quarterly
1
of Boston—
payment
and
(9c
12-12
131 'Ac
Iron Ore
(year-end)
x_.
the ctfs. of beneficial interest).
Life
West
75c
:_
realized
on
Northern
Great
40c
common
;
Service
27c
George Putnam
General
(quar.)
Public
and
Great
»
74'Ac
Equipment,
12-15
3
1-
;40c
(quar.)
preference
(Payable
25c
-
Precision
General
dividend)
________
(quar.)
,12-22
___
(quar.)___.
(quar.)
(quar.)
55c
1
(stock
—
Cement
12-30
1-3-61
93 %c
Northern
Great
2
93%c
Advertising
Portland
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$4.40
Extra
12-15
1212-
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
Outdoor
General
1
12-29
.
(quar.)
preferred
General
11-29
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.—
$3.75 preferred
12-15
(Boston)
Trust
5%
.
12-30
1-16
Ltd.—
7c
Corp. (quar.)_
Fireproofing
Co.
(increased)_____
General
1-12
—___
(quar.)___
(W.
33A%
Paper,
27'Ac
:
1-16
2
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lakes
<
(quar.-
(quar.)
Corp.
Great
10c
Oil
12-30
$2
preferred
,1-13
i.
(quar.)
Crude
General
12-15
30c
-
/
preferred A (quar.)
General
11-14
,
.
Corp.—
1-16
35c
6%
1
25c
—_
1-15
12-
12-2
$2
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
25cv
(quar.)——;
1
12-20
Co.
(quar.)
common
class
2-
50c
$1
(increased)
Finance
Co.,
8%
8%
•
(quar.)
Insurance
(s-a)_-_
3-
2c
(quar.)
General
Grace
C.)
Varnish
10c
___
(quar.)
common
Co.
General
•
12-15
5'/2%
General
5
Co.,
preferred
74c
(quar.)—
at
;iWashington, D.
Grand
$2
tlOc
—:
25c
(quar.)
—
Bank
Cable
1st
General
__^
Corp.
General
2-17
1
12-15
13c
1
•
1
3 %
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
quar.)
(quar.)
Class
Co.
Co.
&
America
Box
2-
12-20
40c
—___.—_
Insurance
Life
12-
•
(quar.)__
12-. 8
12'Ac
(quar.)—
12-21
10c
preferred
lc
—
Y.)
Baking Co., $8
Bakeries, Ltd.
3
25c
(quar.)
Employees
Corp.,
56'Ac
25c
(quar.)
12-27
1-
30c
Employees
Graham-Paige
$1.12'/2
—
37V2c
(quar.)
(reduced
Trust
preferred
5
t$1.38
(quar.)
common
Co.
11-30
1-10
50c
_____
——
12-
.
____:
4-1-61
& Co.—
Field
Financial General
First
>3-15
Oil
General Bancshares Corp.
General
12-15
Inc.—
(quar.)
of
12-31
2834c
.
,
(Marshall)
General
25c
Y.)
Extra
Field
11-30
5%
(quar.)
;
Trust
12-15
50c
_____
,—
—
...
Fiduciary
dividend
27y2c
(year-end)
Fidelity-Philadelphia
American
Stock
.
(monthly)
Fund,
General
12-14
t$2
—
Government
Great
Transportation—
General
common
12-16
2-
11-30
J12'Ac
(quar.)
Extra
1
12-
—
—
(quar.)__
Batteries
(quar.)
12-
40c
*t$1.25
Increased
11-25
5%
dividend
gains
American
11-25
20c
(quar.)
Trust
1
11-30
12-31
12-23
A
:—v ;
class A
Co.
v
;
12-15
"
27c
1—_—
(quar.)
Paper Products
Capital
Canital
&
Mfg.
3
1-
J25c
(quar.)
12-16
Inc.—
dividend)
(Del.)
Bank
Corp.
General
Common
.
Stores,
Works
12-
12-21
25c
(quar.)—__
common
12-16
12-27
25c
Fund.
(stock
12-15
50c
quarterly _"
Acceptance Corp.,
'
Paper Board Co., 4.60%
Screw
12-13!.
25c
Co.—
Publications
Corp
2
—
(quar.)__
(initial)
common
Federated
.
J.)
N.
(Mich.)
_
Department
New
1-
.
preferred
10c
i_
dividend
Growth
1
class
;
Goulds Pumps Inc.,
Investors—
<15(1
-
—
Federated
12-
28'/ac
(quar.)—
(interim)
$3
(quar.)
Federated
11-29
12-15
11-23
1-10
2%
(quar.)
Gould-National
12-16
12-23
12-12
15c
—
B
Gorham
12-30
4
45c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_________________
Ltd.
American
25c
(monthly).—
Electric
Pacific
1-23
9
12-14
$1.50
;
$1
(quar.)
common
Co.,
50c
(Newark,
Mortgage Assn.
Federal
12-15
v
(quar.)
Casualty
Class
12-10
1-
11-23
1%
(quar.)—_____
Mackay Stores, Ltd.,
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Mines,
General
:
&
2
12-
11-15
12-12
class
and
—
30c
37'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
A
(quar.)_„
dividend
6l/2c
common
55c
'
Shops (quar.),
Insurance
Life
1
$3
Quarterly
Federal
1-
Pa.)—
.'
Caster
Bake
Federal
1
Insurance
______
Faultless
Co.,
25c
(Syracuse, N. Y.) (quar.)
Quarterly
Farrell-Birmingham Co.
(quar.)
Extra
General
25c
(quar.)__
& Trust (Lancaster,
semi-annual__
Traders
&
<quar.)__
___.
3%
Corp.
Bank
Increased
Geco
11-30
40c
.___
dividend
Farmers
12-
11-30
12-15
30c
s
(quar.)
Metallurgical
Stock
(quar.)_u.__
(quar.)
Power
5'/2%
12-16
12-15
.$4.50
(quar.)
Corp.
1-
7c
(Ga.).
preferred
50c
Fanny Faimer Candy Shops'(quar.)
Fansteel
5%
Corp.—
preferred
conv.
1
15c
5c
fl5c
(quar.)_!___
common
&
convertible
Gatineau
f60c
(s-a)
■_____
—
12-
12-23
t$l
Rubber
Extra
1
12-15
11-30
12-15
16'Ac
class
—
Company
&
Quarterly
5%
A
the
Government
Inc
(quar.)
(Julius)
Light Co.
*15c
Falconbridge Nickel Mines, Ltd.
;
12-
1
12-15
1%
(stock dividend)
(quar.);.
on
F.)
Granite City
Co.,
'
4%
Fajardo Eastern
12-15
2%
(monthly)
Gaiuincxel
1-20
12-31
Stock
Corp.—
preferred
Tire
5
1
12-28
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
split
(quar.)_
Investors,
Gardner-Denver
1
Co.
(B.
*
preferred
Co.,
$1.50
A.)
12-
1-
UOc
Rubber—,
Goodyear
5
f30c
(quar.)____
common
A
______
Goodricih
tax).
class
Co.,
preferred
j
12-15
10c
common
&
Co.,
12-29
4c
(quar.)_
class
Stpck dividend on common and
(payable in class A stock)
,,]4^13u(..^12-30^^
,W5','l2- l-
3'/2c
3-for-l
Products,
stocks
Gordon
—_.
E.)
(George
Class
11-25
12-15
11-15
12-15
12-
20c
dividend
lt-T
12-16
12-20
25c
Goodall
12-15
12-
12-15
1
tl3c
Gold & Stock Telegraph, (quar.)
Goldblatt Bros., Inc.
(quar.)
12-16
1
1-
50c
12-20
12-15
20c
—
(quar.)_
12-15
12-31
12-15
1-
7c
(quar.)—
(monthly)
A
1
$1
.__
preferred
Company
Seal
B
Inc.—
after
class
1-
3%
1
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-31
$1
com.
B
12-15
12-' 9
11-25
1-
17'Ac
—
Extra
10c
—i
(quar.)—
Co., class A
1
1-20
12-16
17'Ac
Insurance
Envelopes, Ltd., class A
Globe-Union, Inc. (quar.)___
25c
bearer______
A (quar.)_
(quar.)___
1-
12-20
11-25
10c
class
Globe
Gold
25vc
10%
12-16
35c
Distilleries
6'/2%
■
12-10
12-16
30c
Co
Stock
(quar.)
6%
Trailer
Futterman
11-30
50c
common
convertible
Fairmont
12-20
12y2c
convertible
Fairbanks
12-30
10c
Company,
1
i,
Refining Co.,
Frosst
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
1
12-
11-11
dividend)
Ltd.
Finance,
12-12
5%
_—
Co.
Glickman
(quar.)_____
new
Fundamental
class
Class
11-18
12-
3
3
5c
200
1—
dividend
Stock
2
12-20
1-
Co.
Company
10c
__
____—
Printing
11-30
12-15
________
common
(Less Mexican withholding
Friden,
11-19
5
12-22
37'Ac
iquar.)__
1-15
2%
25c
series-.:
Companies,
Fresnillo
5c
Y.)
25c
l__—______________
(stock
stock
Mfg.
Fraser
11-18
12-
12-
5%
+
Franz
11-30
12-15
dividend____
Preferred
2
12-15
20c
.___
(N.
Glens Falls
Glenmore
12-15
12-15-
1-
20c
'
12-20
11-23
56'Ac
—
1-13
12-12
87'Ac
(stock divd.)
(quar.)____
12-
1
1
C.)
12-10
25c
Custodian Funds,
Utilities
series
2-21
3-
1-
(A.
12-14
J12'/2c
F'.tnklin
12-15
12-29
Gilpin (Henry B.) Co.,
rGlen-Gery Shale Brick
12-20
(quar.)
:
Wyoming Oil,
Common registered
5-20
common
(stock dividend)--—;
Corp.
Stock
11-15
3-10
-Gilbert
12-20
sink¬
(resumed)
Franco
5%
(Gtd.
Bank
&
Franklin Electric
2
11-25
12-28
3
1-16
1-16
12-15
(Philadelphia) —
(quar,)
Ltd. (quar.)
Mines,
12-20
Glidden
each
Cement
1
25c
4'/2%
for
Portland
Yellowknife
$1.18%
15c
'
1-
Giant
6
12-15
1-
3
1-
$3
1-
81V4C
1-
$1.23
Annual
5
$$1.25
12-15
1-31
$1.25
1-
""
12-15
3
$1.15
(quar.)
12-16
18c
—
12-15
25c
12-
(quar.)____
Co.
12-15
6-10
12-20
preferred
Germantown Fire Insurance
(Canada), Ltd.
Corp.
'12-16
20c
11-30
~i-
Corp. "(quar.)
i_i6
12-
12-26
28c
3
1-
1-31
1%
—
$5
Giant
(quar.)
1-
Georgia Power Co.—•
22c
(quar.)_—
one
share
.
6
35c
(quar.)
12-16
1-
12-1
17'Ac
—
—'
12-31
12-30
12-15
25c
<quar.)_
2
Co._____—_
1-16
12-16
.
11-2 2
12-
7'Ac
Co.
11-22
12-31
7'Ac
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Parts
12-31
11-22
12-20
87'/2c
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.92 preferred
(quar.)____
Machinery
(quar.)
12-30
12-15
3
12-20
12-16
;
"
Ltd.
B
class
11-22
40c
(quar.)—
Brewing,
12-31
$1.50
—
(quar.)_
14c
invest-
net
12-
1
A
11-22
20c
(quar.,)
common
11-22
12-31
50c
(quar.)
Inc.,
12-31
17c
—
Genung's. Inc. (quar.)
Georgia-Pacific
Corp.
Stock dividend
,
1-
preferred
Class
8
12-30
5c
held)
Corp.
45c
5c
RR.
Insurance
Fairbanks
12-15
12-31
66c
ctfs._
Amer.
(quar.)
preferred
Genuine
1
12-
1
12-12
15c
(quar.)—
Steel
Foundation
3%
34c
1-
12-
preferred
Genesee
Tl-29
35c
preferred
National
Worth
25c
(quar.)_____
common
Corp.
Bearing
12-re
1
59 %C
Investment, Ltd.,
Waterworks Corp—
Preferred
•
shares
(quar.)
$6
11-29
12-13
12-21
$1.25
pfd. A (s-a)____
(stock dividend)
Inc.
Canada,
preferred
$1.62
$1.1875
12-13
15c
(quar.)
(stock dividend of
Worth
Fort
(quar.)..
6%
20c
Dairies—
fund
4Va %
Fort
Co.—
preferred
12-20
,
(quar.)
of
Co.
12-30
about
_;
Corp.,
1-10
_____;
preferred
Motor
40c
common
conv.
Lanes,
1
1-
55c
Tin
Genesco,
.Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
5%
Pittsburgh
Fafnir
1-
54%c
(quar.)
80c
11-18
...
common
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5%
(quar.)
12-15
v
(quar.)
:
(quar.)—L__—
class A (quar.)_
Food
to
11-18
65%c
1
Corp.
12-12
expenses,
Phonograph
Extra
Fair
12-15
;12-15
53y8c
preferred
$2
11-18
25c
Co.,
preferred
12-12
5%
12-19
11-18
1
Utilities
Foster-Wheeler
RR.
dividend
Fabrex
1
19c
preferred
4.75%
General
12-15
(quar.)____
from
(3c
*11-15
25c
Textile
Fund
preferred
Florida
.
Capwell Co.
Fabien
1-
12-31
Electronics—
&
(quar.)__
General
12-15
$3
12-15
3%
1
12-15
2%
12-23
___________________
Excelsior
12-15
36y4c
(quar,)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
5
'
Florida
12-29
1-
1V2%
div.)__
—
12-23
amount
Empire District Electric, com.
4%% preferred (quar.)
Empire State Oil
(s-a)
Ex-Cell-O
1
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
12-15
12-24
f30c
common
ioc
dividend
Eurofund, Inc.
Corp.,
convertible
12-20
12-15
12-16
12-
(s-a)___,
Public
$1.12
12-20
5%
3
2
•
3
2%
1-
1-
13%c
30c
Freight (quar.)
____________.2Z
Mfg. (increased-quar.)
;
Mills,
12-15
1-
Southeast—
4.40 %
11-30
$1.12i/a
(quar.)_____
25c
Air
Erlanger
of the
4.36%' preferred:
8
$1
(quar.)___
dividend)
(stock
pfd. (initial)
_1
,
Inc. (stock dividend).,
Co.
Growth
1-3
1-
12-
12-16
$1.25
(quar.)
jqc
•
(quar.)
income
Florida
11-25 '
12-is:
•
•.
(stock div.)__
cents
Telephone
4.25%
40c
(quar.)
plus lie from capital gains)
•Florida Power Corp., (quar.)
i.
Florida Power & Light Co.—J
(Seattle)—
_!•_
Electric
Radio:&
Resistor
12-15
3
53C
Common
12-15
50c
dividend
Common
12'A%
'
(s-a)
Emerson
Emerson
&
3
5%
__■
Preferred
(final)
(final)
fees
Williamsport
Stock
1-
'
7c
(Calif.)
common
A
Moore
Tubing
1-16
25c
dividend)__
Ltd.
dividend
Quarterly
Equity Corp.,
3
5.28%
;
(stock
$0,017 per snare
Emporium
1-
(increased)
preferred (quar.)___
30c
"
(stock dividend).
Consolidated Gas Co. (quar.)
deduction
Stock
20c
quar.)__
—-
20c
Emery
3
1-
35c
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—;
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
*
Fleming Company, common (quar.)—__—__
■
60c
Extra
Emhart
1
57V2e
Fittings, Ltd.. class A (s-a)_—:
'
Associates—
Elliott .Automation,'
&
1-
5
Pennsylvania—
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
General
conv.
Governor
Extra
12-20
25c
common
Preferred
12-
3
—
Fitchburg Paper, class A
Flexible
.~_IZ_ZI
(stock
Research
12-15
$1 35
"Adrs"
on
Corp. (Calif.)
Assistance
Elmira
General
(quar.)
B
&
(incr.
$5 preferred
preferred
$2.25
Bank
B
Company,
4V2%
29c
k_i_,
(quar.)
Electronic
positary
J.)
dividend).—„—_
(stock
class
Bros.; Co.,
$4
3%
.(quar.)
Co.
and
A
12-19
$1.12'A
___ZZI~~
,__Z
(quar.)
Consolidated
Electronic
After
1
Corp.—
'Class
11-30
32'Ac
Industries,
Products
A
First
First
1
1-
-6'Ac
_
Class
Southern
•
11-30
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9'Ac
Corp.
First
-Fisher
Extra
Elizabethtown
12-
5.80%
——
11-15
$1 03
-___■—j._„—
Electro-Voice,
12-15
Banking & Trust—
quarterly__v~'
12-15
$106'A
;
Electrical
Pennsylvania
Increased
.First Western Bank & Trust
_
Extra
Electrolux
General
15c
_i_____'___™ ' 1 v
+25c
Battery
Products
Quarterly
preferred
12-21
1-
(quar.)
Co. of
Telephone
12-23
Corp.
N.
(Ohio;—
(quar.)
preferred
$2.10
(quar.)
River,
33 %c
(quar.)
preferred
General
1-24
'
50c 1'
__:
11-15
quar.)
Share
Storage
First
-
of .America
Co.
Musical
90
2
12-29
(Toms
12-15
(quar.)
,
&
Erie
12-
1-16
Bank
Quarterly
12-10
■
Bond
Erie
1-3
National
12-12
Telephone Co.
$1.40
the
(quar.)
12-10
I~~
___~~Z~~
/
/; ,-Z""
_
dividend
Electric
«
First
2
-
$118
■
(initial
common
Electric
,
2
12-
Stores'
11-21
ZZ
(quar.)
Extra
National
12-31
(quar.)
Electric
r
12-
3
60c convertible pfd.
|J7'/2C
>
______ZZ
preferred
New
,•
3
York)
Construction
12-
2
31 '/4C
preferred
$1.25
2-15
&
1
1-
60c
$2.40
75c
Realty
1-
62'/2c
Indiana—
$1.35
held,
at
59 %c
of
preferred * (quar.)__.
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
preferred
(quar.)
General
divi-"
eight
approval
12-30
-;_-____ZZZZ~Z
preferred
Stock
1
(quar,)
Telephone Co.
$2.50
General
(Poughkeepsie, N. Y.)—
12-15
_
(quar.)
/Elastic Stop Nut Corp.
:w.
common
(quar.)
5.40%
.
1
12-
meeting)
50c
_;.__Z_I_ZZ-ZZZIZ
(quar.)
preferred
Paso
1-
each
stockholders'
24
'Fischback
4.72%
,
1-
for
25c
(quar.)___
(initial)
preferred
5.36%
12-
12-15
preferred
General
Pa.)—-
(stock
Oregon
$371/20
_
_Z*
,
4.50%
El
4
to
National
(New
First
130c
(quarZ)"
(quar.)
4.12%
;
City,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
•
Quarterly-
7
12-15
Electric-
Common
7
1-
share
one
"January
11-30
12-
of
of
Bank
First National Bank
25c
~
,(quar.)
Engineering
Paso
12-15
>
qn,>
ZZZZZZZ"*'■
(quar.)ZZ
,
Trust,
Ltd.,
preferred
Edwards
El
Co.,
(quar.)
Steel Co.
Edgewater
.
11-30
12-21
dend
subject
12-15
12-15
50c
~
..
(quar.)
I
Paper
12-15
40c
(Mercer
$2,375
12-15
12-16
When
Share
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
■
Investment
Class,A
,
12-30
22JAc
.
12-22
12-31
13
Per
Name of Company
General
12-13
J.)—
1
National
First
(incr.-quar.)
Ecuadorian
Corp.,: Ltd., ordinary
/Eddy Match, Ltd. (quar.).__
(tEddy
8
jqc
50c
ZZZZZZ
common
Extra
,
12-
1
8
50c
25c
Mfg.
1-
12-
Ry.—-
(quar;)
Bank
-Extra
12.28
1
37%c
(quar.)
(Jersey City, N.
Quarterly
12-20
-
1-
40c '
National
12-20
2
$2
Street
__—
preferred
Economic
■j
'
Steel
Kodak
First
2
1-
$1 12'A
(quar.)_IZZ~ I~~~~
llZIir
(accum.)___
Stainless
-Echlih
11-15'
(Dallas)
40c
80c
1-
First
-IZZZlZirilZ
(quar.)
Iron
A
Bank
±25c
40_
Massachusetts
1st
Bank
National
(quar.)
Quarterly
Associates—
_____________
Eastern
,
12-15
National
First
125c
Corp.
Malleable
Extra
J
(quar.)
Lime
Eastern
6%
Fuel
preferred
;Eastern
fquarl
Co.
±
—_
&
Common
4'A%
Savings & Loan
—
Gas
First
12-2
11-15
Chicago
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
First National Bank of
11 25
12-15
When
Per
Name of Company
ii.?5
12-15
2'i
Canada
Special
Eastern
■
+25c
•
(2333)
Holders
12-15
dividend
Eastern
t
_•
~
Xquar.j
Financial Chronicle
Payable of Rec.
+ iOc
(quar,)
Lines
When
sfcare
Sullivan
East
The Commercial and
1-25
1-25
1-25
Hanna
B
Mining
Hanover
!—1
(quar.)
Bank
(N.
(quar.)
—
1-
3
11-''O
11-30
12-14
'^w^w»r»4w««iWi*r»njKWr*Wt'tivi
1
14
(2334)
The Commercial and Financial
Per
When
Holders
Share
Name of Com-pany
Payable
of Rec.
Shoe
Hanover
Hansen
30c
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Winkle-Munning
Harbison-Walker
Income
preferred
Harnischfeger
Corp.,
1
12-30
12-16
(reduced)
common
Savings
from
1-20
1-
25c
1-
Boston,
Inc.
income)
Fund
Income
Indiana
1-
2
12-
9
(Chicago)
Gas
Indiana
12-19
1
1-15
12-23
General
Corp.
Water
dividend
Plywood Corp.
Hardee
Farms
1st
pref.
A
Industrial
11-16
Industrial National
12-14
11-16
12-14
11-16
National
Steam
12-14
11-30
Ingersoll-Rand,
Inland
Cement,
Inland
Container,
Inland
Credit
(quar.)
6%
Bank
<5s
Ingram
$$1.63
' 1-
1
12-
(quar.)_.
Trust
Inspection
45c
1-
3
12-14
9
Insur¬
&
50c
(quar.)
Extra
Aluminum,
Harvey
class
Hastings Mfg
Hat Shoppes—
Stock
div.
Hawaiian
12-
5
12-15
12-
5
Inland
preferred
D
5%
preferred
E
pfd.
12-14
12-
7
1-
5
Interior
1-15
1-
5
Interlake
25c
1-15
1-
5
Interlake
2iy4c
1-15
1-
5
International
5%%
preferred
F
(quar.)—_
27%c
1-
5
53/4%
preferred
1-
(quar.)—
Hawley Products
Stock
Corp.
Hazleton
Class
&
12c
12-12
11-23
Mining
(G.)
Class
A
Helme
(Pa.)
12-14
preferred
Co., 3.65%
1-
3
12-15
International
W.)
Co.,
International
Packers,
12-15
11-22
International
Paper
12-15
12-
6%
5
$4
11-10
International
International
investment income
9
ized
Extra
1-
3
12-12
Interstate
Finance
1-
3
12-12
Interstate
Hosts,
1-
3
12-12
Stock
16c
12-15
11-25
5c
12-15
12-
A
E#tra
12-
12-23
12-
5
12-15
11-25
Co.
(quar.)
—
12-15
12-
1
75c
12-16
12-
6
17V2c
12-27
12-
1
:—
Supermarkets, class A
Electric
16%c
12-15
12-
1
11c
12-30
11-30
(stock
Light
Gold
12-15
11-22
12-29
12-
(quar.)
10%
dividend).
$8c
(quar.)
Mines
$15c
Holly Oil"
Holophane
15c
Co.
(quar.)
common
(Stockholders approved
—
Fire & Marine
preferred
Insurance
(quar.)
(Calif.)—
—
Co.
Quarterly
Oil Co.. Ltd.,
class A
Mining
(s-a)
Honolulu
Gas,
Honolulu
Rapid
Hoover
Company,
class
Class
B
4'/2%
5%
A
(quar.)
preferred
.;
dividend
&
Co.
Quarterly
Horner
Hotel
Ltd.,
class A
preferred
Stores
Sound
Howell
A
Inc.
5
2
12-12
11-18
12-12
11-13
Ltd.,
(stock
Jockey Club,
12-20
5V2%
6%
Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
Johnson
Johnston
6-17
Common
1
12-31
12-31
12-12
12-31
12-12
2
(s-a)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Jones
5%
1-14
12-30
12-15
11-28
KLM
1-14
12-30
K.
1-14
12-30
1-14
12-30
preferred
Julian
W.
&
Royal Dutch Airlines.
Battery :—
Kansas
Common
12-
5
3.80%
preferred
12-
6
4%
3%
12-20
12-23
12-28
12-
1
4.20%
2
4.35%
12-12
12-10
,_
10c
12-24
12-12
4.28%
$75c
12-19
11-18
4.32%
75c
12-15
11-30
1-31
12-31
Erie
&
preferred A
Mortgage
Hutchinson Sugar, Ltd.
Huttig
Sash
&
Door,
preferred
Hyster
62>/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
$47 %c
(quar.)
common
.
Stock
9
12-14
12-
7
common
12-30
12-15
4V2%
12-15
5%
1-23
1-11
$1
(quar.)
B
2
1-
2
$1
(quar.)
$1.25
2-
12-16
12-16
1
2-
1-16
1
_T
Electric,
Steel
Co.
Circuit
4.60%
Ideal
preferred
Cement
Illinois
Illinois
Breaker
1-16
Bell
(s-a)
RR.
Capital
(increased)
income
plus
32c
(8c
Kayser-Roth
&
(quar.)
com.
Kellogg
Light, common
(quar.)
(quar.)__
from
long-term
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
B
common
preferred
1-
3
Kelsey-Hayes
12-
6
Kendall
12-30
12-
9
12-15
11-
2
12-30
11-30
53 %c
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-
1
3-
1
2-
1
12-15
11-
1
11-30
3
11-30
$1.25
12-28
12-15
12-12
11-25
12-
6
Linair
12-16
12-
6
Lincoln
12-23
12-
5
12-20
12-20
12-27
12-17
12-27
12-17
12-15
1
12-1
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-
9
5
1-
1
12-15
12-
66c
12-20
11-18
12-15
12-
12-20
11-30
5
95c
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
3-
$1.12%
1
2-13
12-30
11-30
1-16
12-30
12-19
42c
12-27
$1
12-
8
12-
2
1-
3
12-
2
1-
3
12-
2
1-
3
12-
2
26c
12-22
12-
7
12-22
12-
7
35y2c
10c
.___
12-15
12-
9
1-3
12-
9
3
12-
9
.1-
1-
3
12-15
1-
11-30
1
12-
6
12-15
12-
5
1-
2
12-15
12-15
12-
2
12-15
12-
2
60c
30c
(quar.)
$1.12 %
35c
Copper
2
25c
87y2c
!_■
common
1-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Liggett
1
$1.25
1-
2
12-15
1-
3
12-15
12-15
11-25
1-
1
1-
3
12-23
12-20
11-30
12-15
1-13-61
1-
_
4-
7
$1.25
1-13-61
1-
$
40c
12-15
5%
preferred
12-15
12-15
Kentucky
12-15
Kerite
12-31
(s-a)
Kerr
1
Company
Income
12-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund
11-25
1
12-
5
12-
5
11-30
Common
4V2%
Cup
Oil
Rochester
(stock
Corp.
1st
Loew's
Theatres
Inc.
(reduced-quar.)
preferred
preferred
4 y2 %
Star
Los
1-
1
1-
1
$1.08%
1-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)____:
H
(N. Y.)
30c
(stock dividend)
Brewing
Company,
Kerr-Addison
Gold
Mines,
Ltd.
(quar.)
1-
2
12-15
Title
Co.
1
11-30
12-15
11-30
40c
(quar.;
RR.
1
12-
12-15
12-15
12- 1
12-15
12-
$1
Exploration
12-
12-19
12-12
t6c
&
Nashville
12-19
$4
$10
(increased-quar.)
2-1-61
11- 1
1-20
1
30c
Gas
Co.
Lowenstein
Lowney
(quar.)
(M.)
(Walter
Son
&
M.)
Brewing
Ludlow
(quar.)
Corp.
Lunkenneimer Co.
11-30
12-15
12- 1
12-13
25c
12-23
1-16
12-15
1- 3
55c
12-15
t25c
(quar.i_
35c
.
(quar.)
common.
L_
1-
9
12-16
12- 1
11-30
20c
___.
1- 2
12-15
Ltd.
2
12-15
$3c
12-15
$3c
Mines,
Extra
11-30
12-15
37y2c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Lynchburg Foundry Co.,
4V4%. preferred (s-a)
Macassa
(quar.)__
Co.,
Lucky Larger
12-15
5c
90c
(quar.)
Extra
12-15
11-23
11-23
53y8C
(quar.)______;
-
1-
MacKinnon Structural Steel—
5%
1st preferred
Class
B
$19c
Paper, class A
(initial)
(initial)
&
Ordinary
Bloedel
&
Powell
River,
12-30
12-30
11-25
11-25
12-15
Ltd.—
$15c
:
(quar.)
12-15
11-10
$7c
12-15
11-10
$15c
(quar.)__
Registered
11-30
11-25
11-25
$$1.25
:
Extra
MacMillan
12-30
12-30
$6c
&
(quar.)_
$19c
$6c
MacLaren Power
12-15
11-10
$7'«
Extra
Trucks
5!/4%
9
12-15
20c
Land
&
Louisville
Macy
12-
12-
2
55c
Common
Mack
3
12-15
12-15
1-
$1.75
(quar.)
common
(auar.)
Special
Louisville
3
3
12-15
12-31
25c
(P.)
Louisiana
1
1-
12-12
12-12
3
12-31
50c
Extra
12-
1-
1
1-
1
2%
(quar.)
Angeles Investment
12-
30c
1-
$1.28V4
(quar.).
10c
preferred
Lowell
12-12
12-12
$1.25
$1.06V4
F
Extra
Lorillard
7%
11-25
11-15
$1.21
Quarterly
Lone
12-15
12- 2
12-12
12-15
&
E
preferred
2
12-16
(quar.)
D
Long Island Trust
Long Mile Rubber
2
1-
7
12-15
12-15
3
1-
Co.—
(quar.)
B
preferred
1-
45c
(quar.)
preferred
4.35%
12-
12-30
25c
(quar.)
common
Long Island Lighting
9
25c
.___
Gas,
12-30
12-14
12- 7
50c
Cement
Star
1-14
17'/2c
(quar.)
Extra
Star
12- 9
12-
+$1
$$1
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Brewing
Lone
1-12
1
1-15
$40c
(quar.)
B
!
Lone
2-
12-30
Ltd.—
Co.,
series
(Jonathan)
Star
12- 1
11-24
1-12
2%
pref.
(Marcus)
2
12-20
2- 1
12'/2c
Extra
5%
12- 1
12-15
1-
12-15
5%
55c
dividend)
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Groceterias
$1.60
Lone
12-15
25c
—
Co.
12- 5
12-15
$1.75
(quar.)_
____
Trust
12-15
60c
Loblaw
12-15
28l/8C
(quar.)
3-10
12- 9
3
12-31
10c
pfd.
dividend
Stock
12-15
Industries, Inc.—
preferred
1-
—
—
7%
Tobacco,
(quar.)
Engineering
C.)
a.
Extra
5c
(quar.)
prior
4-14
5c
(quar.)__
Myers
Lipe Rollway
37'/2c
(monthly)
12-16
Kerr-McGee
$12 %c
common
12-14
12- 7
12- 2
11-15
12-15
12y2c
(Greenville,
12-15
1-
Co.,
12-10
1- 2
12-20
12-15
12-15
1-20
$1.43%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Utilities
12-10
1
4%
pfd.
6
4-14-61
1
1-
I2V2C
40c
10c
(quar.)
Extra
25c
3
1-
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
5%%
Water,
&
Logan
12-
1-
12- 9
11-21
75c
(initial)—
A
(quar.)
Records
12-16
12-15
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
Lily-Tulip
1-14
12-20
35c
___.
dividend
Liberty
5
1-14
•
1-16
25c
1%
dividend)
(quar.)
Products
preferred
6
$1334c
3-20
12- 9
1-31
Liberty Fabrics of New York—
12-
1-18
3-30
12-20
Industries—
Co.
Lexington
12-
11-30
12- 6
12-20
5%
:_
(stock
Inc.
G.)
Refineries
Salt
12-16
1
12-20
12-31
12- 5
12-15
5.
!
(quar.)
(R.
Fink
&
5%
12-15
1- 3
12- 5
12-31
12-31
stock.
Jan.
on
:
convertible
12-15
$20c
common
common
Liberty Life Insurance
Quarterly
3
1-15
12-15
1-14
1-14
12-12
12-29
65c
Stock
3
1-
2-
Ltd.,
Company
Leonard
Leslie
1-
1-
the
dividend
Valley
$1.50
25c
12-31
12-28
(quar.)
Cooke,
&
Lehigh
$30c
1-18
distributed
be
(initial)
preferred
Lehn
,
12-15
split
Extra
12-15
$28
and
A
Tourneau
Leath
3
(quar.)
12-31
12-28
1
1-
(quar.)
12-31
$15c
Ltd.
1
1-
Le
Common
13 5c
$30c
(quar.)_
Extra
(Canada)
5
45c
2%
(quar )
(quar.)
Refining
$62%c
;
Imperial
Tobacco
Kendall
preferred
$12y2c
.
$65c
Imperial
121-
1-10
&
Stock
Common
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Ltd.
$4.50
$12y2c
...
1-10
Lewers
5%
15c
dividend)
Corp,
Kentucky Stone Co.—
Corp., Ltd.—
(quar.)
12-24
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Company,
Kennecott
1.
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada) (increased)
Oil,
preferred
1-14
capital
(quar.)
$1.40
12-15
$1.25
;
12-27
40c
Investment
1-16
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
Company,
44c
gains)
Imperial
$75c
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp.
20c
Investment
12-15
$1.12%
Gas,
Drug Co.
(quar.)
Kawneer Company (quar.)
Kay Jewelry Stores (stock
50c
from
1-16
12-18
12!/2c
I2V2C
(quar.)—
5-for-4
a
class A
class
New
$1.08
(quar.)
preferred
57y2c
(quar.)
Fund
$60c
12-30
1- 3
12-15
12-15
12-15
12V2c
(quar.)
will
the
of
11-25
$1.07
common
(quar.)
H\9
1- 2
Corp.
Co., class A
approved
&
.Stock
12-29
25c
.___
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Natural
Va.)
W.)
<H.
(quar.)
(initial)
Insurance
(Richmond,
Lay
15c
preferred A
preferred
3V2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone
(quar.)
Central
Imperial
Co.—
Co.
9
50c
,
Extra
I-T-E
9
12-
$1.05
Katz
1-
12-
1
$1.08%
Extra
12-30
2%
A
&
$5 preferred
Kansas Power
50c
dividend
preferred
12-
12-15
3
1
1-
$1
—_______
-
Structural
Kansas-Nebraska
25c
Products,
preferred
1-
4V2%
$1.25
(quar.)
<quar.)____
Company
Hygrade Food
25c
12-31
Title
5'/8%
preferred (quar.)——.
City Southern Ry. Co., com.
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
3%
1-
58c
4.50%
Kansas
Gas
dividend)
54y2c
7c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1" I
12-31
12-31
17y2c
35c
45c
7V2C
5c
(quar.)
Chemicals
Lawter
Lawyers
75c
.
shares—
Amer.
___
preferred
Kansas
(stock
2
4.84%
quar,)—
(quar,)-.:
12-26
12-12
common
12-15
12-
$1.25
(increased
12-24
B)_,
12-30
12-20
City Power & Light—
18c
Class
$1.25
15c
A
12-16
12-
Industries
Lanston
60c
(quar.)
Kokenge Co. (increased)
City
and
,_
& Supply (quar.)
& Laughlin Steel Corp.—
4%
A
12-23
15c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Kansas
convertible
Huron
I
1st
12-12
class
12-15
5
.
_
2nd
12-10
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Storage,
6%
Joslyn
12-12
1
9
5
$1.10
&
5%
12-15
25c
1-
12-
11-
tl5c
Co.
Terminals
12-15
1-16
12-10
12- 1
20c
12-30
—
(quar.)
1- 2
2- 1
12-28
12-20
59%c
(quar.)
preferred A
preferred (quar.)
Langendorf United
Bakeries,
com.
$1.80 preferred
(qar.)
933/4c
$5c
Extra
\3-18
1
Hupp Corp.,
B
12-16
12-16
Industries, Inc.—
convertible
70c
60c
12-18
4-1-61
12-
convertible
4.75%
Lancer
____
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service
1-2-61
1-
5
12-12
$2
6%
(s-a)___
common
12-12
1- 6
$20c
$80c
—
(Ontario)
Co.
11-18
$1
____
12- 6
12" 6
Co.—
1
1-
$2
(annual)-
common
preferred (s-a)
Jessop Steel (stock dividend)
Jewel Tea Company, 334% preferred
11-22
$75c
12-
12-19
(quar.).
B
Investment
Sessions
&
12-15
3c
Co.,
l- 3
J" 2
12-21
1-20
2-21
Inc.—
class
&
Loan
75c
43 3/4 c
;
non-cumulative
12-30
$75c
._
(quar.)
12- 1
26y4c
27c
31V4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
and
A
Lamson
10c
$5 preferred
__
Co.—
(this payment clears,all arrears)
12-24
(on
Supply,
5%
dividend).
common
(s-a)
11-30
x$$1.75
(quar.)__
Year-end
$4
12-20
5-22
preferred
(quar.)
com.
12- 1
J" 3
*H!tc
(quar.)
common
(Alfred)
Lambert
60c
.—
Investment
18c
Extra
5%
1212-
preferred
Class
12-30
Ltd.
Co.,
preferred A
Lambton
17l/2c
3%
dividend)
dividend)
12-15
10c
(quar.)
com.
Ltd.,
10c
(stk.
com.
(stock
12-29
4Uc
5%
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd.
Hugoton Production (quar.)
4%
12-15
12-28
$1.10
(annual)
5%
7V2c
Power,
(quar.)
Mortgage
B
Class
5%
12V2C
$1.06%
1-
6
(from
(initial)
Glass
(Harvey), class A (quar.)__
Hubbell
5%
2
$1
(quar.)
Motors
Felt,
Class
12-
30c
,
Corp.,
Co.
Electric
Hubbard
12-
3
12-
2%
&
Service,
Water
pfd.
,Tersey
1-
12-12
8c
Corp.
Jersey
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Howard Industries,
Stock dividend
Howe
7%
2
2
93 3/4 c
common
(quar.).
preferred
Howard
2
12-
56 %c
dividend...
preferred
4.40%
12-
12-
31 %c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Finance,
Stock
4%
Inc.,
dividend
preferred
33/4%
Jamaica
Jeannette
12-16
7-1-61
4.32%
Levines,
12-16
6-20
6
28c
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
convertible
Jarecki
3%
Industries,
Stock
$2.25
9
$12'/2c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Corp. of America, 5%
Household
1
12-
$1.75
;
(F. W.),
Houdaille
Public
12-
5%
6
12-
secu¬
common
Co.
Service
7%
$1.75
(quar.)
Gas
12-
12-30
23 %c
dividend
$1.75
Baking
Quarterly
Laclede
(quar.)
Heater
special
(quar.)
?
12_26
$1.50
$1.75
10°
l°c
(quar.)
Stockholders
and
J2"^
l
12V2C
$1.12y2
Corp.
12-12
68 %c
realized
12-12
1- 6
2- 6
11-15
12- 2
12- 2
10c
40c
(monthly)
20c
.
(Boston)
preferred
Trust
Stock
5%
.
Hardart
4.80%
Irving
$1.12%
(quar.)..
Corp. (stock dividend)
Land
Stock
Horn
(quar.)
(John).
.;
preferred
Jamaica
15c
pref. (accum.)
pfd. (quar.)—
$4.25
Labatt
15c
(quar.)
Jahncke
12-13
9
9
1
15c
Corp.,
4.30%
12-15
1
12-
Kromex
5%
_____________
12-15
12-15
12-16
12-16
—
__■
12-
12-30
12-30
12c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
1-16
common
(increased)
ll-gj
12-ld
10c
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
12-27
35c
L
,c
Company—
11-21
___.
Light
9
12-15
1-
1st
2nd
America—
Funding,
preferred
Electric
25c
._
Transit,
Chemical
6%
Iowa
40c
Ltd..;
Hooker
Investors
40c
:
—
6%
1
12-
3
Kroger
12-12
net
income)
12-
3
12^c
$12y2c
;
(quar.)
Year-end
Horizon
1-
12-12
1-
12-20
$1.50
investment income
11-30
12-29
12-20
1-
split)
2-for-l
a
65c
3
12-30
12'/2c
from
___
Trust
investment
—
common
7834c
pfd. (quar.)______
(quar.)____.—;
(quar.)
of
Mfg.,
preferred
Kysor
_.
profits.
Investment
Kroehler
$40c
s-a)
Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)_
convertible preferred
(quar.)
6%
Kresge
7%
Investment
1
40c
Homasote Company, 5%
Homestake
12-15
3
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)—,
Hollinger Consol.
1-
25c
Mining,
preferred
12-10
12-20
(quar.)_—
Bartett & Co.
Spencer,
12-10
20c
(quar.)—;
Hidden Splendor
11-25
12-20
50c
:
Inc.
12-15
50c
12-15
12-30
$1
(5c
year-end of 20c from net
rity
1-16
,,
1 of
u-28
11-30
12-1
12- 9
J2c
preferred
(S. S.) (quar.)
12- 6
12-9
ii
62/2c
683/4c
7 /ac
I 50c
SU
(monthly)
conv.
1-15
$1
(increased)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8c from net
$1.20
Ltd.
(Increased
Power
Co.
$1.20
4y2%
Co.
Inc.,
preferred
4.36%
5V2%
9
12-12
$1
(extra)
7%
dividend
Interstate
5
$1
—
Hibbard,
12-23
75c
Hewitt-Robins, Inc
Home
5
1-26
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
Heublein.
Home
5%
55c
class
Hershey Creamery
6%
Silver,
12-15
12-
12-29
%V
20c
13c
1 Vfe%
preferred (monthly)
convertible preferred (monthly)
60c
(quar.)
Canada,
Fund
Textbook
12-29
12-23
25c
(year-end)
International
International
9
Cofp.,
Kratter
l2"jg
_
conv.
;
11-30
Investment
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
B
$1.20
gains)
12-
15c
(year-end)
convertible
capital
12-15
1
Class
1
plus 30c from net real¬
12-15
2-
1
12-
;——
Resources
11-30
35c
12-
12-15
(quar.)_
com.
Resistance
12-
12-
3-10
1
12-15
40c
of
(quar.)
12-22
1
4-
12-27
1-1
1- 3
12-15
—
.___
———
(quar.)—______
(quar.)————-————class A
(monthly)
preferred
4%
2%
12-15
1-
1
1
40c
pfd.
Co.,
12-15
1
12-
11-30
®
25c
J5c
5%
50c
(quar.)____
Ltd.
25c
Powder—
Common
preferred
15c
—
1
dividend
40c
(quar.)
12-
12-
12-15
in
(quar.)
Creamery
$10c
(s-a)
43%C
(quar.)—
:—
preferred A
Hercules
preferred
International Salt Co.
common
3
preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred C (quar.)
Kollmorgen Corp.
Koppers Company, common
1-
11-30
5%
45c
dividend)
(stock
+60c
1
30c
_.
2
(Canada), Ltd.—
1
12-
i7y2c
(s-a)
(George
Paints
12-
12-15
9iy4c
(quar.)
common
12-
____
15c
(quar.)__
12-20
$40c
12-15
'•<(
Knudsen
.
12V2c
__
;
11-30
Village
Glass
(s-a)
Increased-quar.
Stock
.
12-15
Chemical—
Co.
$3
preferred (quar.)____—_______—_—.
Helm's
Express, class A
Hempstead Bank (Long Island) (quar.)
Hercules Galion Products, common (quar.)
Hills
3
Publications,—
(quar.)
5%
$1
12-15
12-15
42c
40c
Rubber
B.)
(I.
(increased)
B
(quar.)
Nickel
2%
(quar.)—,—
Knox
9c
Co., com.
(quar.)
preferred
43 %c
Bank
Co. (quar.)_
Brewing Co.
Corp.
Extra
Hilo
1-
2%
7%
$2
4%
International
Curtis Industries—
Helene
Heli-Coil
7%
11-23
20c
Corp.——_____—
(H. J.)
Common
11-23
12-12
18c
(accum.)
Heileman
12-12
13 %c
—
National
A
Hein-Werner
Heinz
4%
Mining
(quar.)
Consolidated
Hearst
Hecla
Harvester
—_______
11-30
50c
Milling,
(quar.)
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone
Kittanning
investment
preferred
Inc.
International
.___.
Knickerbocker
Co
Breweries,
International
dividend
Stock
Steamship
International
(quar.)
12-12
Kleinert
12- 8
56c
—
11-30
1
12-1
1- 1
25c
(quar.)
12-
25c
class
5
12 %c
Co.
12-15
(quar.)
11-23
—
Kirsch
12-29
(year-end)_
(from
4%
Ltd.,
Corp.
1-15
(quar.)
5
1-14
12-15
-
12-12
A
D
12-
25c
;
(quar.)_
25c
dividend
Hazeltine
1-15
9
12'/2c
(quar.)-.:
Fund
28%c
(quar.)_—.—._—
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
preferred
1-30
*
common
G
preferred
preferred
5V2 %
A
Securities,
(quar.)
5%
1-2-61
$15c
$60c
;_
Co.
Iron
C
4.80%
$3
(quar.)__—
partic. pfd.______
(s-a)
(quar.)
_
Breweries
preferred
Telephone,
12-15
12-15
4V4%
Hawaiian
12-19
pref.
6%
class
Income
Inter-Ocean
1-15
12-
3
Corp
Lumber
9
1
—
25c
Insular
12-
12-15
1
1-
ll-2«j>
25c
1-
1-
Institutional
25c
(quar.)_
B
(quar.)_____—__
50c
1-17
12-
11-18
12-10
15c
12-15
12-16
1
"Series
2%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
12-22
1-
J2-15
12-1&
Growth Fund—
K-2"
(10c from
net investment
income
plus
a
special of 32c from
net
realized
profits)
__—
Keystone Portland Cement (reduced) quar.)
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
-—-—Kidde
(Walter E.)
& Co., Inc.
(stock div.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
(quar.)
—
Kingsport Press, new common (initial)
Kingston Products Corp.——™
—-—
12-10
12-28
$45c
dividend)
A
11-30
5
1
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12-15
12- 1
30c
Co.,
Fibre
15c
Ltd.,
Corp.
dividend
Stock
11-29
1-
$121/20
preferred
Ltd.,, 60c
Homes
60c
.
Electric,
5%
12-13
,-*.-4..
class
12-31
100%
(increased)
Inc.
Agricultural Co
Ltd., 5%
Hawaiian
12-15
6%
Bell,
&
income)
the class A and class B stocks
on
11-25
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Association
Land
4.80% preferred (quar.)—
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.
Keystone Investment Bond Fund—
"Series B-1M (from net investment incj
(quar.)__
(stock
com.
Tool,
&
IV2C
—__
Industries,
__
Ltd. (quar.)___
(Providence, R. I.)
25c
(quar.)
A
12-16
15c
Corp.,
(quar.)_i__l.
preferred
Ingersoll Machine
1—
Boiler
Keyes
11-23
B
Keystone
Bank
Plywood,
11-16
11-16
50c
ance
Haveg
Industrial
12-14
International, Ltd.—
Hartford
11-23
$1.25
$1.06y4
*
12-14
10c
(quar.)
Hartford
12-15
12-15
.——
Quarterly
$2
—
(quar.)—
Acceptance
33 Va %
(s-a)
—:
Harbor
12-19
33.3%
dividend
Stock
3
1-
$2
—.
(Pa.)
Harrisburg Trust
Keweenaw
Co.—
preferred A (quar.)
414% preferred B (quar.)
$1
Stock
Class
11-30
2%
dividend)
(stock
class
Oil,
11-30
12-15
21c
5%
12-14
(s-aT
(Pa.)
Kewanee
12-15
When
*hare
10c
' 1°9
Name of Company
10c
(optional)
Fund
Monday, December 12, 1960
.
Per
of Rec.
10c
-
__—
.
.
Holders
6c
(Boston)
Water
&
Indianapolis
—
50c
Harrisburg National Bank
When
Payable
(quarterly
investment
net
Incorporated
6
30c
(quar.)
Bank
of
Incorporated
$1.50
Harris
Fund
Incorporated Investors
(quar.)
Corp.
&
1
12-
$1.50
Harris-Intertype
Trust
12-
12-15
Co.-—
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
10c
Co._
Refractories
Per
Share
Name of Company
12-16
15c
Hansen-Van
6%
2
15c
Extra
6%
1-
Chronicle
Inc.
common
preferred
(quar.).
(quar.)
12-15
11-10
45c
65%c
12-27
12-12
1- 1
12-12
50c
1- 3
9
$20c
12-15
11-23
(R.
H.)
& Co.
(quar.)
Continued
on
12- 7
page
48
Volume
192
Number 6011
,
.
.
The Comynercial and Financial Chronicle
(2335)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
1
89% Feb
9
108% Oct
20
46l/t Nov
134
Sep
10
Lowest
Mar
50
Oct
98% Mar
23%
Mar
8
52
Jan
17
Dec
5
6
9
22 Va Nov
6% Mar 19
30
10% Nov
17
13% Jan
35
Jan
30
15% Nov
18
54% Nov
18
7
33
Jun
19
89
Dec
00% Aug 31/
38% Apr 24
30
102
Apr
8
12% Feb
10
28% Aug 25
87
Dec
30
"9
17% Dec
4
46% Sep
Dec
22
21% Mar 20
17%
24%
3,400
83%
33%
16,500
24
23% Jan
4
Admiral
10%
10%
86%
10%
86%
87
11,900
25'A
24%
16,000
22
Oct
10
Sep 20
31
3% Sep
27% Jun
40% Mar
11% Oct
1
Aeroquip
Air
Control
4
Air
14
9
A
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
53% Jun
3
4
84
8% May 11
Alco
13% Jan
45
Jan
56% Jan
27
90 V* Jan
12
15% Oct
42% Aug
25
46
100
May 27
8
59
Jan
6% Oct
24
41 %
Sep
Jan
4
22
Oct
11% Jan
26
26
38% Sep
1
29
1
95% Nov
8
25
22% Oct
24
1
39 % July 13
28% Sep
77% May 11
115% July 24
40
132
Jan
Jan
28
35 Vb Jan
26
108
Jan
Feu
29
62
Nov
35% Jun
21
Mills
Allied
4.08%
Co
Amalgamated
26
31% Jan
21
25% Jan
4
117% Nov
10
160 % Apr
9
91
Nov
28
106% Jan
27
42% Jan
2
2
35% Dec
9
447/8 Jan
18
American
4
44% Jan
4
American
Bank
i-
19
3%%
6%
convertible
American
American
7
43% Nov
28
0
20
Nov
11
14% Mar 18
8
13% Sep
43% Jan
1
American Cable &
4
American
50% Jan
2
30% Dec
1
40% Mar
2
35% Dec
7
40% Sep 29
40% Mar 22
2
01% Aug
7
44% Mar 17
55% Apr
25% Sep
28
37% Dec
29
24
44
Jan
13
100
46% Sep
17
14
84
May 28
Sep
2
65% July 28
20
Oct
26
36%8ep 20
Theatres
5%
55% May 18
31
Mar 13
122
Feb
38% July 21
193
9
July 37
Chain
&
18
12
18% Dec
23
17% Dec
93
Dec
23
:
3
20% Jan
29
45% Oct
105
2
13%
12%
13
2,900
48%
49
2,800
36
36
8%
8%
8%
8
45%
45 %
46%
30
Dec
64
Dec
29
117% Oct
0
148% Mar 20
30
63 % Mar
Dec~22
26% Dec
28
43% Mar
27% Dec
21
35% Feb
75% Sep
22
89
37
Jan
16
Hardware
2
45
81% Nov 26
63
Dec
46%
Mar~13
8
58% Sep
17
42% Oct
31
60% Mar 18
1
7
24
33% Feb
74% Mar 17
22
80% Dec
Jan
19% Oct
_23
30 % Dec
6
Feb
3
88
Dec
17
5
34
Mar
4
28% Oct
For
20
47
July 28
31% Oct
Mach
97% Sep
1
63% Oct
40
41
41%
42%
20
20
1
8
12.50
40%
41%
39%
40%
40%
413/4
*19%
8%
20%
*19%
20%
*19%
203/B
*193/4
20%
100
8 VB
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 Vb
8%
13,500
31%
31%
31%
32
31%
32%
134,200
8
■
14,000
31%
35%
X35%
31%
35%
.35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
par
41%
42
*41%
41%
41%
41%
42
42
41%
42%
800
65%
66
;
66 %
67
66%
66%
66
66%
643/4
66%
3,800
3
19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
18%
2,800
39%
23%
178
,
,
V
Vb
3,800
No par
20
20
1
14
14
1
193/b
19%
100
*100%
Corp
Co
of 111
Fdry
3.50
com
78
178
*193/4
20 %
*20
*13%
,.v
56 Va
14
*13%
19%
104
*100
793/B
553/4
19%
>19%
104
77'A
*101
79
79%
8 '
23%
181
57
18%
'
7%
23%
18%
8
233A
23%
2,200
182 %
6,600
58
593/4
8,500
*19%
20
19%
19%
•133/4
14%
13%
133/4
400
193A
19%
19%
♦101
19%
3,000
182
58
20%
14
104
80%
233/B
4,700
xl79
181
57%
19%
'V
*101
80 Va
104
'
200
104
83%
833/s
85%
85
*83
85
*83
85
•83
85
843A
85
34Va
35
35
35
35
35
*34%
35
34%
34%
2,200
23%
24%
253/B
25
253/B
37,700
100
Corp
93
*90%
14%
14%
xl4
15%
19
Co
Chem—No
Sany
15
18%
93
*90%
14
♦143/4
93
10
14 VB
7,100
15
700
18%
18%
18%
19Va
231,300
77
78 %
773A
78%
78%
793/a
13,000
37
37
37
36%
37
54 Va
543A
55
55%
54%
55%
54%
55
80
77%
79%
78 3/4
80%
79
813/4
79%
81%
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
38%
38 3/4
39 %
37%
12
.
141 %
11%
*139
11%
*139
11%
•139
12
141%
11%
*139
3,300
5,900
13,000
5,200
12
32,100
141%
343/4
343A
34%
17%
17 Va
18%
183/4
19%
173/4
18%
17
173/4
8,300
55%
55 Va
55%
55%
56
56
58'A
57%
583/4
17,200
133 %
135%
1343/a
135
135
135'A
135 %
136%
760
300
x59%
34%
12
141%
,
16%
135
343/4
12
141%
18 3/4
55%
*123 Va
135
593/4
*59
59%
*123 Va
126
*59
'
126
60
*121%
125%
34%
34%
333/8
5,800
34%
59%
59'A
593A
593/4
*122 Ya
125%
•122 VB
124%
24%
233A
24%
24%
24%
233/4
24%
5,100
27
26%
26%
263/4
27%
27
273/b
26%
27%
9,600
74
74%
72 Va
73%
72
72%
72%
72%
72%
723/4
25
29%
293/4
*28%
293/B
25
com
24%
26 V2
1
Co
24%
1
Foundries
Sugar Refining
7% preferred
American Tel & Tel Co
14%
15
*90%
36%
par'
34%
14
15 Va
18%
773/4
11%
143/a
37%
55%
*139
90 Va
14
15
93
77%
par
100
90%
143/a
15 Va
50
76%
54%
com__5
25
64,300
xl83A
38
-
par
i 233/8
25 Vb
x36%
76%
37
25
No
15 VB
193/4
753/4
1
Co
preferred
Tobacco
24%
15%
1.66%
Gas
Std
&
*90%
;
1
com—1
Co
&
24
2
Inc
Co
30%
30%
x293A
30
95
33%
12.50
60
953/b
.
x24
*94
95
60
61%
122 3/4
♦120
120%
40 Va
40 3/4
5
19%
193/B
American Water Works Co
29% Sep
27% Sep
27
Preferred 6% series
25
Preferred 5%% series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
com
*28 3/8
28%
*26
26 3/4
15%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
1,600
29%
29%
30
30
30 %
2,400
94%
1
60%
1213A
25
Corp
1,600
*28%
29%
100
common
20
28
23%
23%
178%
553A
57'A
*82%
6% preferred
American Viscose
18% May 17
73 % Jun 17
23%
177
56aA
preferred
American
24
178%
55%
23% Jun
61'A
120
95 %
61%
120%
94%
61%
120
95%
623A
121
96
80,400
62%
62%
21,300
120 3/4
1213A
953/B
40%
19%
41
40%
41
40%
41%
40%
193/4
19 Vb
193/a
18%
19%
19 VB
19%
28 Va
29
29
*28 Va
29
263A
*26
26%
15%
15
15 Va
1,370
41
28 Va
263/4
*28 3/8
29
*26
263A
15%
15%
153/4
15%
*26
15%
*26
15%
24,800
2,700
■
.
200
7,800
AMP Inc endorsed shares
1
61%
603A
61%
61
63%
63%
64
63%
64%
4,100
Ampex
1
223/4
24%
23%
24%
243A
25%
24%
25 VB
23%
24%
140,200
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
1
39%
40 VB
39 Va
403/s
403/B
413A
41%
42%
41 Vb
413/4
8,100
Corp
17
68% Jan
15
Anaconda Co
54% Jan
11
Anaconda Wire & Cable
603/4
42%
43%
42
Va
423/4
42%
43%
43'A
44%
44
45 %
42,500
31
—50
_No par
31%
30%
31%
30'A
31%
31
31%
31
343A
2,040
33
333A
32%
33%
32%
33'A
33%
34
2,500
Anchor
36
Feb
17
44 % Aug
36% Jan
14
46% Dec
20
31%
4
42% Mar
600
36 VB
43% Jan
55% Jun
61
31 %
1
American
20
6
4,400
12.50
&
American Stores
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
—6.25
44% July 5
93% Oct 28
26.
38%
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
130% Aug 31
12
see page
37%
*60
100
American Steel
30% Aug 26
Jan
footnotes,
37%
American Snuff Co common
25
6% non-cumulative preferred-100
4
85
3
37%
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co__No par
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
7% preferred
100
9
9
30% Mar
37%
61
Machine & Metals.No par
Rad
95% Apr
41% Aug
,
37%
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No
7%
•
33
37%
preferred
American
23
7
37%
prior preferred
3
145% Aug 24
31% Feb
20
37%
'
par
Corp
Potash
25
Mar
37%
20,900
1
Co
American
4
Feb
15%
Products
12
3
14
30% Sep
Amer
82% Feb
25% Mar
15
Hospital Supply Corp—2
Motors
61% Oct 28
25
4
2
15%
Home
American
34
29% Aug
7
27% May
1
19% Oct 21
23
24 % Nov
15 Vs
*60
900
29% Apr
79% Dec
21
25% Nov
14% Jan
15%
Products
Aug
32% May 11
15% Jan
4
15%
6,400
Climax
126
55% July 29
17
15%
8 Vb
Metal
9
17% Dec
15%
7%
Metal
8
13% Mar 12
16%
7%
Molasses
Mar
4
15%
2
,
7%
American
35% Aug 16
21% Oct 14
4
35%
61
Inc
American
Feb
Jan
*34
*60
Co
American
144% Aug 25
62 % Aug 24
79% Jan
35
60
Corp
Aug
4
117
35
60
7%
3.90%
58% Dec
1,000
2,900
35
61
7%
American
Dec
20
17
35%
34
*60
American
85% Dec
Jan
20
36
35%
10
American
Sep
38% Jan
Apr
35%
35%
105
7%
5%%
Sep 28
129% Jan
Sep22
36%
20%
*101
& Foreign Power__No par
American
1
51% May 19
117
36
•34
20%
100
7,700
18
28
3
10
107,400
97
36%
19%
48% Aug
16% Feb
Jun
21%
95
36%
18%
24
27% Mar 15
93%
37
24,300
American
2
18
95
37
56%
33% Oct
Jun
19%
*91
36%
333A
81% Dec
18
Jan
19%
94
36%
20%
11
30
105
4,300
18%
*91 %
20
Optical
25
72%
18%
100
par
*33
14
34% Dec
25% Mar 26
25%
19
American
64
24%
18%
Jun
117
25%
18 Va
67
9
24%
18%
43% Apr
12
24%
17%
Natural
Jun
125
24%
19
40c
News
6
24%
19
57
American
1331/4 Dec
24%
18%
■
333A
43% Apr
133
25
23,800
62
20%
American
18
3,400
24%
70%
56%
Sep
Mar
47%
68%
20
44
13% Dec
47
68%
•33
18
28% Oct
48
68
*59
19%
14
42;
47 «/4
67%
61
33 VB
73% Apr
1
47%
66
56%
15
27
*58
47%
67%
33 Va
26
May
61
48
66%
19%
18
50% Feb
61
*47%
67
19%
92% Aug
41
*59
47%
66%
56%
28% Jan
9
61 /.
47
33%
18%
31
18
*59
19 Vb
14
Deo
24,300
33%
21
41% Sep
*58
4,800
115,900
x54%
Oct
31
65%
33%
13
1
32
65
56'A
13% Oct
7
31%
65%
20
86% Jan
11% Nov
31%
65 VB
19%
18
138% Jan
31%
65%
33%
22
21
31%
64
54%
Dec
Mar 17
31%
64
5
10
18% Apr
25%
31%
63 %
10
32% Jan
132
25%
30%
63%
European Secur —No par
8
22
25%
30%
63%
10
30
22
25%
30%
1
1,400
13% Jun
Sep
25%
par
58,900
24 Vb Dec
Deo
'
42%
22
137
25%
85V4
Jan
Mar~~3
25%
283/4
98
64%
24%
283A
56 %
14
4
25
29
89 % Dec
Nov
'
98%
24%
29
4%%
13
190
33,800
29%
27% Jan
ii%
*98
23%
29%
1
July" I
102
5,400
83
29%
21
53%
23%
28%
American
~0
*97
*82
29%
58% Jan
38% Jan
102
23%
29
85
7
*97
82
10
14
Apr
101%
102
82
23%
413/a
Investment
18'A Dec
*97
*97
100
83
23%
*84%
American
65% Mar 23
23
*38%
20% Sep
26
82
23%
4,400
41%
20
Sep 21
83%
23
8'A
46%
84%
31% Sep
20% Jun
60
*83
23'
1,000
8%
45%
46%
39%
76% Jan
21% Sep
83%
23%
*83
_10
8
45%
41%
International
4
45
84'A
49% Jan
84
1
45 %
8%
*38%
17
Apr
45%
,
8%
85'A
May 19
69% Apr 30
34% Jan 16
41
8%
39'A
American Export Lines
198% Jun 15
103
—5
4P/4
16% Jan
4
13%
*84'A
American
IB
13
*38%
Ice
Jan
13%
'.40%
American
17% Feb
*13
13
100
39%
85%
24% Jan
94
13%
21,100
41%
2
23
1,600
52%
40%
16% Jun
Feb
16%
51%
*84%
61% Jun
13% Oct 20
16 Vb
52%
*39
9
52% Nov
9
76% Dec
May 27
18% July
9
16
51%
85%
30% Mar
14% Jan
15%
51%
41%
11
38% Jan
95%
16
50
36
com
31% Mar 15
t2%8«p 19
95 VB
16
49%
49
Cyanamid Co
5
142% Feb
96 %
16%
13
Barge Line Co
17 % Dec
97/a Jan
*95%
15%
48%
No par
American
20
96%
8,300
49
Cable—No
8
4% Jun
41%
25
4
27
96%
*95 Va
36
common
42
• % Nov
*95%
American
59% July 18
24% Apr Ifl
18% Jan 22
Co
33% Jan
30
96
96
20
7
16 % Oct
41%
41
48%
Co——No
Oct
Jan
12,000
40%
15%
Corp,
Distilling Co
American Electric Power
American Enka Corp
27
40%
39%
1
21
40%
40%
29% Dec
17% Sep
*40%
'84%
25
28
6,900
41%
35%
'38%
American
40% Jan
10%
33%
33%
10
14
Mar 30
Feb
9%
31%
34%
10
59% Jun
July 27
9%
31%
33%
100
89
21
43
9%
31%
34
1
American Crystal Sugar
4%% prior preferred
5
28
39% Oct
46
4
Can
Commer
81% Jun
9
9%
31%
32%
35%
preferred
Amer
11
2
9%
30%
10
Radio
American
Jan
9%
30
33%
40%
48
American Chicle Co
7%
Aug 23
44% July
9%
29
32%
35%
common
71
20% Nov
23
Inc
38% Aug 23
51% Jan 13
24% Jan
44,300
9%
33%
47%
preferred
23% Oct
__
43% Oct
16
10
Broadcasting-Paramount
4
17
83%
*82
36
common
Brake Shoe
19
July 28
83%
47%
No
Arma
25% Mar
25% Sep
47% Jan
20% Dec
Bosch
11
13
•82
*82
—50
20
13
83%
11,800
35%
preferred
Note
20% Feb
7% Feb
51%
48
preferred
33% Nov
40% No-v
18,200
50%
36
common
7
Jan
12%
52%
30
41
;—1
Airlines
2
Jan
9%
Petroleum
American
20% Jan
12%
51
49%
American
4
51% Jan
3,800
12%
51%
33%
Corp—No Par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
July 12
1
30%
12%
49%
82
36
Bakeries Co
35% Oct
30%
12'A
49%
x82
—12.50
20
3
30%
.12;
x48%
12 %
15%
Co
23% Oct
Aug
30
12 %
51%
47%
Corp
Amerada
3,300
par
___
Sugar
17% Apr
Amerace
4
par
No
9
Jan
12
4
*48%
America-
of
30
30
4
No
Cement
18
24
4 VB
30%
—9
convertible preferred
Portland
Aluminum
0
13% Oct
4
30
29
10
common
23% Nov
0
4%
29%
3,300
83%
12
*82
5
Aluminium Limited
28
39% May
4
29%
'
50% Mar 15
63
4%
29%
50%
100
_
Mfg
35% Apr
33% Apr
18
28,500
_
Corp
106% Feb
Oct
4%
3%
29'A
24%
-No
22
38% Oct
12,500
v
1
—
25
57
78%
/'
25
_1
22
64 % May 29
77%
Inc
44% Sep
2
77%
Corp common—No par
preferred
100
Alpha
4
7
76%
common
Products
4%
4
32% Oct
12
-
Allis-Chalmers
.
28
88
24%
11%
Allied Stores
1
60% Sep
46 % Dec
11%
5
27% Dec
78% Jan
11%
76%
1
89% Nov
July 25
24%
11%
—
Co
Kid
Allied
36% Apr 13
61% Oct
11%
24%
11%
74%
Inc
-Allied Laboratories Inc
13
28
10%
24%
11%
75%
2
Chemical Corp__
Allied
5
84% Sep
3
12% Sep
127% Sep
39 % Feb
58% Jan
10%
24%
11%
common
Industries
Allied
4
10 %
73%
convertible preferred---
Allen
,
1
4
17% Jan
17
86%
10%
11%
Corp
Corp
87
10%
73%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
19
22% Jan
Sep 27
12% Nov
6%
x86
10%
11 %
24%
2
preferred
Alleghany
4
33% Jan
Inc
4%%
5
28
Inc—
Products
Aldens
5
25
32% Sep
Gas
85%
71%
Products
Industries
Alabama
Aug 26
28% Oct
J
\
50c
1
Reduction
.
14,500
No par
Corp
24
85
1
1
7% Jan
28
Co
Corp
Jan
20% Feb
29
75
58
5,700
16%
17
23% Sep 22
3
48% Jan
46,800
32%
83% Mar 17
18
6,700
16%
24%
Jan
Jan
36%
15%
16%
59% Sep
65
34
36%
16%
33%
6
5
24
33%
36%
24%
Express
Adams-Mills
5
60% July 17
16%
Oct
10
47
16
16%
58% Feb
10
16%
32%
39% Jan
Dec
16
24
Aug 16
51
17
34%
35%
33%
May 31
12
16%
Co
33%
xl 6 %
24
43 %
Feb
16%
23%
32
May
16%
32
4
39
35%
17
32
24
37
34
35%
16%
24
21
30% Feb
33%
35%
32 %
35%
17
200
31%
14% Feb
104
33
36%-
16%
104
23%
44% Feb
11
33%
35%
100
14,200
104
33%
04 % Apr
01% Jun
32%
1
105
55%-
87
22
5
1
Inc.;.
Shares
54%
56%
24%
21
11
*101
_—25
_
Inc.
Stores
55%
31
27
Dec
56%
105
44%
84%
8% Oct
12% Jan
55%
*101
*42 %
Corp
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Adams
4
36% Dec
75
553/4
104
the Week
Dec. 9
44
1
8
28
*100
Friday
Dec. 8
*42%
17
28% Jan
17
28
54%
"
Thursday
43
Jun
Feb
9% Jan
104
43
Jun
38% Feb
44% Jan
55%
*99
43
94
79
32% Jan
Steel
x54%
100
*41 %
47
15
8
preferred
43
HIGH
Dec. 7
10
Industries
Acme
*41 %
5
Vending Corp
ACF-Wrigley
6
common
AND
Wednesday
20
18
Sep
1
convertible
Dec. (»
Apr
85
12
327/a Jan
23% May 31
16% Apr 14
22% Apr
83% Dec
2
.
77% Jun
29
23
91% Mar 10
9
4%
15
23
29% May 11
22
28% Dec
ACF
25
Jun
Dec
38% Dec
3% Feb
ABC
35% Oct
3
Sep
29
12
2
17% Dec
71
42% Jun
8
10
Tuesday
Dec. 5
F**
—
Abbott Laboratories
114% Jun
16
80% Mar
21
Abacus Fund
Aug 22
69% Jun 15
7
03
17
Sep
23% Jan
43
26
Monday
EXCHANGE
57
Aug 17
23% Jan
2
23
EVERY LISTED STOCK
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
40
*34% July 15
4
2
Jan
Apr 24
27% Dec
23
12% Nov
26
V
47% May
8
84% Apr 28
18% Mar 20
20
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Highest
Sep
FOR
STOCKS
Year 1959
40
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Lowest
15
$4 preferred
12
8
Anderson Clayton & Co
,
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
'
33%
34
No par
*91 Va
93
21.80
363/4
37%
36%
45 Va
453/4
45%
453A
•
36%
:10
-
*91%
93
*91%
93
*91%
93
*91%
93
36%
.
36%
37
37%
37
37
45%
46 VB
46%
46%
46%
463/s
1.100
17,100
-
16
"<.Y
The Commercial and Financial
(2336)
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, December 12, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Bange for ptctiom
49% Feb
18
IS % Nov
40% Jan
18% Nov 27
26
5
40 % Jan
20
July 26
37% Nov
80 Ya
July 29
57
Sep
19
77V2Jan
7
29
Sep 28
42% Feb
19
49% Nov 25
39
50% Dec
9
86% Apr
75
Sep
17%
23
Nov" 20
23% July 16
26
Jan
13
24
10
20% Jan
-
Jan
19
18
25% May 15
3
'
31% Feb
11
Feb
13
99
Sep 25
•9
Nov
10
€0% Dec 30
107% Mar 31
88% Jan
2
»4% Nov
17
Aro
,
37% Jan
1
2nd
5.
106
10
63
Jan
4
20% 8ep
9% Jan
27
27% Jan
5
4
7
10% Aug 29
1
38% Aug 29
88 y8 May 11
.
Feb
July 18
v
8
.»
18
33 y* Sep
11
28% Feb
Nov
10
92
Jan
6
79% Jan
47% Feb
17
52% May 25
16
53 % Apr
74% Dec
31
86% Mar
28% Dec
80
39 y* Sep
15
4
58% Feb
41% Jan
,
17
*'
4
16
88% Jan
27
16% Feb
5
6% Jan
15% Feb
15
Oct
26
96% Jan
26
1
20% Jan
31
24y4 Jan
66
15% Nov 24
9
21% Jun
24% Feb
16
12% Aug
27% Jan
13
20% Oct
23% Nov
20
28 y4 Dec
7
18% Jan
7
12% Jun
42% July 24
13% Jan
64
63
64%
62%
64%
"15,100
37 %
37 %
37%
38%
37%
38%
38%
40 Va
39%
40 %
98,600
x49%
49%
497/a
49 %
50%
8,900
78 %
76%
77
30
29%
30%
Inc
49%
77
77%
29%
29%
30%
13%
13%
20%
*20%
21%
22
ig7/8
20Va
;
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■
y
'
.
1
"
32'%
/
f
y,
20%
20%
21 Va
22%',.
20
*32
69
103%
20 %
18% Dec
8
18
;
t
27% Oct
104
50'%
50
% 32%
69%
104%
1
y.
*103%
_
;
Babbitt
5
4
Babcock
4
(B
7
24% Jan
26
30% Aug
5
90 y4 Jan
18
98% Aug 30
4%%
8
80
Jan
8
88
4%
16
50% July
8
24% Oct
Jan 20
43% Oct
24% Nov
40
28
43% Jan
14
28
34
Aug 15
62% Feb 11
26
59
Aug
9
Preferred
2
30
Apr
27
Baltimore
4Vo
Nov
Ohio
&
Feb
8
24
84% Mar
8
58% Jun
14
51% Oct
2
21
'
30% Oct
yiir.
37
Dec"11
183'
204
Dec
16
30
19% Sep
22
7
Dec
18
84
Feb
9
42
Apr
10
32% Dec
22
43% Jan
2
13% Jan
5
18% Dec
•1
Dec
14
33
Nov
a
91
Sep
&
*82%
-:41%
42%
41%
42
39%
39%
391,8
39%;
*75%
•••'• 3
76%
3%%
97
Aug 29
4 %%
25%
,
Jun
103% Sep
Beaunit
2
Beckman
Mills
83
Aug 10
Beck
25
Oct
12
Beech
Aircraft
18
Beech
Creek
Shoe
7
1
32% Mar 31
49% Dec
5
15
14% Jun
20% Mar 29
37% Jan
19
57% Jun
13
05
May 5
24% May 11
89% Feb
25
92% Jun
28
11% July 27
17 y8 Aug 30
56% Oct
24
74% Jan
4
Bendix
22% Feb
3
34% Dec
9
89
10
28 Va Mar
3
10
52
1
1 y4 Dec
21
2
96 Va Jan
8
32% Sep
22
49 y4 May 11
12% Jan
5
Jan
12
35% Sep 10
36 y4 Jan
6
May 14
Apr
8
50% Nov
28
10
1% Oct
20
Benguet
13
Best
30% Nov
38% Jan
JL
33% Feb
50
37 % Dec
5
138% Jan
6
19% Oec
31
12% Sep
July
42% Dec
21% Feb
28
11
Feb
8
27%
> 2734
28
28%
12,700
943/4
953/4
100
15
39% Dec
May 14
24
28% Jan
C
18% Oct
26
22% Feb
11
17% May 11
'24% Feb
10
15% Jan
29
27% Jan
6
17
17% Mar 13
6
7% Nov 24
(E
33% Jan
Nov
20
9% May 12
40% Jan 13
13% Sep
79
Dec
9
28
Deo 22
Aluminum
;79%
Mar 30
27% Nov
Stores
44% May 25
20% Oct
28
53% Jun
9
38 Va Nov
9
12% Sep
8
66% July 20
5% Dec
9
43% Oct
31
38% Feb
17
76% Jan
4
25
35% Oct
8
26
76
Oct-i5
66
47% Nov 16
Mar 22
Mar 16
Jan
29
42%Jan
4
83%
*80%
24%
241/a
*31
32
32.;
32
100
48
47%
48
4,700
241/4
151/8
■*15%
15%
47
47%
Food
41 % Jan
48
Jan
; 5%
12%
9,600
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
10,300
33%
33%
34%
33%
34%
49
48%
48%
*48V4
48%
800
i%
1%
1%
27.100
35%
35%
1%
35%
1%
32
40c
32%
41
39
8
37%
139%
5
12%
37%
139
/
1%
33%
34
39%
39%
38%
123/4
71V2
44%
441/4
45
435,8
6
63% Jan
71
66% Sep
82 /
29%
30%
30%
31%
22%
23%
23%
235/8
241/4
1,400
143/a
141/4-
141/2
14%
15%
15,100
371/4
23 •••"'
38 '/a
391/8
37%
38%
37%
38%
200,600
223/4
22%
23
23
22%
5
2
6oy2
621/4
60 %
62%
32%'
32%
32%
32%
Inc
79
"
,
—No
110
Aug 25
76% Aug 19
Brown
93% Nov 29
Brunswick
5.50%
t.
*76%
26%
26%
68%
66%
Gas
Co
Corp
*5%
10%
8%
8%
6
'21%.
t-
"
*5%
22%
-6
6.
53/4
•10%
10%
8%
9y8
•213/4
22%
39%
391/4
9
21%
;
-
>
22
'
39%
39%
6
6%
6
47 %
47%
48
57%
58'/4-
-
-
48.1/4
48%'"
57%
58%
*77%
79
28%
29
107%
71
:•
*
5% ■'
5S8
10%
-
9
107%',
No par
44 V2
22%;
Buckeye Pipe Line Co__—No par
'37%
Bucyrus-Erie
12%
22%
92
2
Mar 10
76% Jan
13
86
Sep
15
28% Jun
2
24
Jan
18
24% Jun
10% Oct
26
17% Jan
4
30%=Nov
68% Jan
27% Jan
7
14% Apr
16% Dec
29
20% Apr
8
26% July 28
80% Apr 10
67
May 4
84% Aug 17
98% Oct
21
34% Jan
5
35% Feb
5
Nov 24
17% Oct
9
13
45% Mar 18
72% Dec
66
Jan
78% May
26 Va Dec
$5
24
9
6
5
5
40% Jun
24
preferred
——No par
Co
;
Bullock's
Bulova
13%
5
common———i—
573/4
5%
40O
«
,
2,500
60%
79
*771/2
29
28%
107
107
107%
71
89 y2-
921/4
*703/4
-
903/,
107
"106%
71
59%
,;
107
92%
46 y«
45%
46%
45%
38%
38%
38%
12%
123/4
12%
1.2% *
:
13%
82
*80V4
•700
14 Va
13%
82
'
i
'
*80%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
11
H'/4
11%
12%
113a
30%
30%
30%
30%
303/s
303/4
3038
305/s
5
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
18%
17%
18%
'•
95,200
1,700
38%
13.1/4;
...
14
90
67,400
-46%-
*
12%
34,300
5
.
"14%
29
.
81%
*281/4
11%
-
80O
92%
*80
28%
11V4
/
81%
28 y4
11
•
\
'/
11,600
71%
45%
14%
28 »/4
16,200
'
107%
711/4
♦38
...
1,700
61%
90%
461%
38%
14%
8,100
79
.
■
*
38%
*80 y4
*
•
29
*107
;''J" V
71
"12%
13%
-
83 %
»
6,400
48%
28 5/b
28%
91 f?
'
*77%
79
'71
92%
.
12%
.
■
40
6
48%
■
38%
45
'
-
21,500
22%
40
5%
5938
59%
28%
■
141/8'
"*80%
;1
—
3,400
9%'
22%
<
6
_5
;
-
31,600
1,000
'
Bullard Co
—10
Inc
;
Watch. Co
Inc
-
'
11%
11%"'
30 y2
'
30%
18 5/a
18%
;
•
9,400
2,400
,
10,700
'
76% May 13
67% Sep 15
82% Sep 12
21
Jan
Co
Buffalo Forge
36% Aug
9
23% Aug 25
2
20% May 27
7% Oct
Budd
6
f
"
39%
' v"
.
6
13,700
10%
9%
48%
*77%
13
6
i
'48%'-
48%
29
70%
38
4
80
•
'
6
79
46
7
24V2 Jan
13% Dec
"
10
-
9%
:39%
6
28%
,
91 Va
47% Nov 29
31% July 10
94% May 27
37% Jan 21
67%
*51/4
-
10%
-
-
*77%'
■
■
"
•
71
88%
No par
Co
*5%
10%
8%
*
100
issued
-■•5%
10%
:
•
»
39 y2
39%
38% Dec
When
:
27%"
78
*76%
1
"
.
—15
x
^19,200
26%
67%
*10i/4
common—_10
—
1,500
45,000
-
,
50
Inc_
60%
32%
67%
27'
661/4
59%
32%,
-
78"
26 Va
par
preferred
78
26/.
_100
preferred series A
Shoe
♦76 y2
18%
'19
66 y2
1
25
RR—
Union
2,000
67%
32%
V
5
_100
convertible
Brooklyn
2,200
18%
19
19
-
14
23.
18%
18%
18%
19
common
6,700
19
18%
18%
:
■
18%
18%
Co—"
Maine
;
„1
1.25
1
13% Sep 23
14% Jan
2
4,800
29%
7
18
43%
14%
4
14
'43%
221/2
44% Dec
Dec
1,000
29%
Manufacturing Co—1—3.50
3
Briggs & Stratton Corpx.—Bristol-Myers
Co
common-x..;.il
3Va% preferred
100
Aug 30
30% Oct
6,700
71%
141/4
12l/2 Dec
15% Oct 22
*70
29%
;
Briggs
4
2,100
121%
'
*70
23%
Corp
preferred
4V2%
141,900
2.50
Airways IhC———__2.50
Bridegport Brass Co common—>__5
11
5,300
39%
12%
44%
2,900
140y2
12%
50c
9,300
41
38%
1401/4
140
1238
93
39%
3 8 5/b
140
12%
*69%
40
38%
1393/4
47
•
*89%
70'/2.
29V4Aug
32
:
*89% \93
100
Braniff
'12% Jan 12
40,800
12%
Mar-16
Jun
47%
12%
473/8
93
48
common
Stores
&
200
12%
33%
8
15%
*15%
12%
7.50
Edison
31,500
12%
35% May 28
19% Jan
24i/2
46%
31
92% Nov 27
..
i*89%
98% Jan
Nov
83%
23%
''
12 Va
100
Common
4
*
*80%
i
44%
„
18
21
11,200
13,400
15i/a
1%
Inc—
Boston
18
29
20%
91%
47
5oy4
Co
Borman
30
Sep 22
13% Jan
104
67% Jan
69
11% Jan
Oct
19%'
89%
48 3/4
2 pesos
common
Brass
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
20% Jan
Jan
21%
91%
32
33 Va
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Borden
1
48
201/4
5
&
6
18y4 Aug 10
90
95<
l
5
31
85
:
:
*89%
10
67% Dec
Dec
28% Nov 13
15 '/8
7,400
270
*94%.!
95
47%
'•
3,000
*250
90
83%"
23%
*31
63%
Co
Bond
8% Oct
-
♦8oy2
33%
Co
W)
48% Jan
5% Oct 24
*80 y2
48%
3534
521/4^ 52%
270
4,200
251/2.
f
i
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9478
■;
1,400
1,7.00
501/4
91
89%
211/4
53
*250
4,000
'
21%
87%
*31
395/8
35% .35%A
X
95
"i 21
1
62%
Mfg Co.
1
10
*941/2
1
.
Inc
Decker
&
Bohn
*
0
14% Dec
55
280
40%
39%
351/4
,
50
par
pfd series of 1951—
Boston
11% Nov
39%
5
(Del)
2
5
497/8
100
——
40% Feb
15
20%
35
1
31% Nov
Jan
I53/4
49%
54
Boeing Airplane Co
Mar 28
Oct
59% Feb
155/a
20%
50
7
23
21
77
15%
33%
10
40O
2,000-
.20%
'
Black
49% Mar 25
5
1
65
*1
Inc
46% Jan
66% Mar 17
65%
65%
15%
*255
Co common-
99 Va Oct
81% Apr 24
15
100
Bliss
Sep 24
*12%
50
39
1
common
Blaw-Knox
99% Sep 39
65%
27%
15
*12%
*263/4
20%
53%
No
1,300
27%
50
■26S„
_x.—•
2,800
52
15%
40
1
3,400
51
51%
201%
100
_100
pfd__
281/8
50%
51
15%
50
12.50
—
,60
/ 20 Va
20 Va
170
82
51%
27%
65%
65
*49%
10
Bliss & Laughlin Inc—
7
15
10
Inc
4
48% Dec
67
1
6
9
28%
28%
*12%
4
37% Feb
28%
*12%
Jan
-
23,700
27%.
53
1
29%
*263/4
20% Jan
25
28%
27%
29% Jan
24% Apr
24% Sep
295/s
1
28
9
28 5b
28%
RR-
11
2
29%
51%
24
Jan
*81%
*50%
Sep
20% Sep 22
81%
51
12% Oct
35
95
81%
51
27% Oct
29
95
81
281%
28%
95%
50
22
91 y4 Jan
28%
6,300
81
:
-51
56% July 16
30% Jan 18
22
.
29%
82%
49%
15% Nov 25
9
'
95
x
50%
34% Mar 31
July
26%
par
100
Gypsum Co
4%%
100
50,900
27%
No
—
Steel
14%
♦941%
4%%
—
preferred
13%
1,400
41,300
•'
13,000
50
Bigelow-Sanford
3
82
Sep 30
35 % Sep 26
1%
36%
127,000
Inc
Bethlehem
Aug 26
35%
4%
Corp-i
Finance
Co
14
100
Consolidated
Sz
'
v.,
,
13%
preferred
Best-wall
8
4
151
70
2
Jun
57 y4 Jan
8
6
11
83
5%
7
Jun
1,100
14%;..'
213/4
34%
preferred
Jan
72
14%
*21
,
4%
Intercontinental Corp.
Corp
2,800
13%
4
2.50
Co
72
.
37
13%
14
93,400
'
15
,21%;
35%
630
3%
13%;.,
34%
RR
Howell
&
4 % %
1
*
Feb
69% July
Bell
7i%;:/
14%
-•/
77
13%
4%
preferred
Belding-Heminway
Bell
13%
13%
,18,100
14%,
common,
S)
21%
14%
40
34%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
45
Mar 23
41% Apr
1
43% Mar 28
155
Sep 23
(A
Beneficial
22
12% Sep
46% Dec
Dec
71%
14%
21 Va'
'
14%:
*2iy4
39%
6,800
,
4%
Inc
42% Apr
Apr 21
32
71
14 Va
43i/4
13%
-
Instruments
19 Va Nov
71,
71%
30
42%
t
341/4
preferred
9
;
3
13%
1,600
84
76%
77", "
...3%,;-. ;/:■'. 3%
76%
'
13%
19,000
- <
4%
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Co
prior
conv
3 Vs
13%-
363/4
*821/2
.
41,300
9%
36%
84
3%
22%
v
9%
82V2
,
14%
Inc—
Beatrice Foods
22
9%
36%
34%
Bayuk Cigars Inc
13
80
3/a
Corp__
Lomb
1
20
78
9
35% Jan
Bausch
5
8
/
8,300
13%
Corp
Works
7
15 Va Sep
6
Products
Iron
9%
36%
36%"' 37>/4
1
Dec
249
62% Jan
July 29
74% May
Basic
Bath
9%
36%
10
Jan
45
3
90% Feb
100% Mar 26
36% Jan
Mar
22%
/
503%
33%
Oil Corp
56% Dec
5
Mar 21
21%
49%
4%
Basic Inc
57% Aug 23
23
Jan
Barber
43% Dec
9
28 Va Jan
16
12
25% Jan
103%
501/4
Corp—___1
Aroostook
Nov
3
103%
49 %
82 V2
21%
100
&
16% Oct
5
103%
300
^'7,800
12%
preferred
&
1
89% May
71%
34%
common
stamped
Aroostook
17
20 y8 Dec
66% Feb
69%
,
_9
__
Elec com
&
Bangor
27
30% May 11
23
49% Sep 23
70%
1,100
.
—1
noncumulative
Jun
71
33
33
.•
Corp—13
Stamped
26
1
8,500
37
13%
100
31
49
27
13,000
203/a
70
103%
22
'9%
35%
100
14% Nov
64 y4 Jan
Octl2
21%
*32%'
J!'—
50%
21%
13 y2
14'-;'■
preferred series B
8
45% Oct
6
Jan
20%
21
76%
'
71 Va
Co
Bangor
Dec
20%
40%
*21
preferred series C_^
Sep
22 Va Sep
66
96% Dec 28
290
20y8
33
%
43 y8
J13%.
No
Inc__
T)
Wtlcox
&
Baltimore Gas
27% Dec
86 V4 Jun
Nov
140
4,700
15
22%
21%.
.
36%
84
3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
12
*13%
.
20%
f
21%
20%
'
36%'
76%
.
—„_—
7% Jan
31
21
:,.
105
X50
50%
9%
9%
common,.;.-
17 Va Jan
11% Oct
-
13%-03-%-
v
32%
68%
69
22%
X22
.
37 % Jan
17
30
...
20%
32%
68%
103%
49%.
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_
Avco Corp
—
"
.
21V4
21%
-
19%:
*77
,
/
68%
10
21,
1
3,200
*
49%
78%
*12%./ 13%
>13
20%
Conv prior pref ($1.20)—No
101% Feb
99
xl2%
l,-'\
par
Co_
Powder Co
Austin Nichols common
*
23
44
J
2.50
.
preferred
11
76
49%
29 %
29%
1st preferred—100
Corp
23
16
49 %
*77%
73
—s
Investment
.
49%
7734
29 %
39%
Dec
70
631/4
...42%
Dec
137
63%
par
Refining common
$3.75 series B preferred-
79
78
62%
___1
Atlantic
99
90
63%
36%.
*82 Va.
14% Nov
§78
4,800
63
Refining Common__l
5
4% Aug 16
8
1
9
17
37%
Atlas
4
11,.'
17 % Aug
11% May 11
6% Dee
93
37 Va
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
5%
•
52% July 11
Mar 11
21
17% May 25
»0y8 Feb
44
37'%
—'—
Atlas
4
2
3*
11
July 29
96
Dec
13% Dec
8% Jan 26
28
35
33%
37%
,
'
5% Oct
25 y« Jun
38
33%
37%
Atlantic Coast Line RR___—_No
T
80% Aug 18
74 Va Jan
3
33%
37
5% non-cumulative preferred
Atlantic City Electric Co com—
.
4 % preferred *
—1—__—.
24
17
40 Va Mar
31% Jun
33%
36%
.—5
—2.50
Corp
Common
J
33y4
35 %
Dry Goods Corp—
Associates
.
32% July
10% Mar
33%
36%
preferred $1.50 series—No
5.25%
9
49% Oct
100
Shares
33 %
36
—_1
Common
72% Aug 23
56% Jan 27
the Week
Dec. 9
33
No
—
Associated
•
9% Dec 29
Industries
Arvin
Ashland Oil &
Friday
Dec. 8.
5
Equipment Corp
5
4
27% Jan
23% Jan
29% Jun
40% May 19
•4
24
July 25
16% Oct
2
28% Apr
15
Sales for
Thursday
.
,
.
.
par
Co common
Constable
Arnold
11
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Dec. 7
33%
33%
;
preferred—
Rubber Co
$3.75
25% Aug 22
19% Oct 26
33% Oct
AND
Wednesday
_5
Armstrong
9
Dec. 6
10
Corp
Co
(Del)
Cork
Armstrong
83% Aug 26
44'/a Jun
12% Oct
7
Jan
28% Oct
75
&
Armour
Tuesday
Dec. 5
'
No
Corp——
Steel
Armco
4
37% Nov 24
Oil
Argo
28
9
May
35% Feb
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-ivllciiand
7
64% May
23
23 %
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
30% Sep
11
NEW
Jan. 1
Range Since
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
,
Year 1959
4
Burlington Industries
4% preferred
3 V2 %
second
2
1
4
*73»/2
74%
16 '/2
^
1
82
21%
16%
16%
16%
17
72%,
17%
73
*7%
41%
*73
*67
68
*67
68
*67
•
*80%
82
*80%
82
*80%
P
43,500
68
82
82
7%
40%
73 Vs.
68
73
22
3.33V3
.
27 y8
26%
74
*73%
74
»
.
100
^67/8,
26%
27%
27%
28
27%
28%
'"
223^
223/8
22%
221/4
221%
45,500
3,000
7%
7%
22%
7%
22%
7%
V/a
81/4
81/4
8%
1,500
41%
41%
41%
42 "
41%
40%
'
-
16%,
*80%'
68
_5
(A M)
Byers Co
10%
♦67
*67
*80%
26%
_100
Bush Terminal Co
Jan
10%
100
—:
Burroughs Corp
Sep
16
16%
100
±.
—
pref—
28
xl
com
_1
preferred
4%%
Inc
X22
-
.
.
c
t8% Nov
a
8% July 10
18
10
Jan
32% Aug 12
9% Mar 17
27% Jan
13
3/sOct
31
7% Jan
6
27% July 27
13% Dec 31
12% Dec
6
265/8 Jan
18
Calumet
95/8 May 13
Campbell
45
Mar
7
18% Oct
83% Dec
20
55% Dec 28
22% Aug 14
19
Mar
9
24% Dec
8
89
80,
Feb
30
Mar 30
46 V* Jun
28
19
Dec
4
t8
Oct
23
Feb
11
43% Nov 28
26
87
Sep
9
81
Apr 22
44% Jun
1
43% Mar 14
49
Apr
34% Dee 30
32% Mar 22
44
Dec
9
32% Mar
20% Oct 28
275/a Apr 18
61% Aug 22
WT% Dec
u
footnotes,
69
July 28
see page
26.
55
Callahan
<
'
'
'
41
'
;1
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
5
Mining Corp
13V4
13%
12%
13%
13%
1
16 Va
16%
15%
16%
81 %
4
4
'
41% Nov 30
36% Sep 22
For
-5
Packing Corp
'
12
29
3
California
May 26
&
Hecla
Red
Inc
Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Dry Corp
Canada
"
$4.25
Canada
,
conv
preferred
Southern
Canadian
Ry
Breweries
Pacific
Cannon Mills Co
Canadian
1.80
common
i
:1.66%
No par
4%
14,800
14%
13%
19,500
12,400
15%
15%
82%
82%
81%
82%
82
82 V4
81%
83%
7,900
-23%
23%
23 %
24%
941*
24%
23%
24%
17,000
85%
*83 %
85%
"*83%
85%
*83v2
45%
•45
♦83
..
.45%
par
*42
22
No par
6,700
41
4
4 %
13%
23%
25
No
.13%
22%
100
Co
Ltd
Ry^.
14%
82
>
*56%
'47
43
■
'
*45
47
*42%
5%
43
42%"
42%
22%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
57%
57%
58
58.
58%
15%
14%
15v2
86
*83%
88
45
45
43%
43%
21%
'21%
i.
■
45
.
45
;
44
43%
"
.
57%^ 58
21%'
21%
57 %
57%-
t
160
1,200
18,300
1.100
Volume
192
Number 6011
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2337)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ranjre for Previouf
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
12% Nov
20
23% Apr
37% Feb
10
56% July 15
52% Feb 16
33 Ys Dec
85
Dec
31
10
8
102% Jan
41% Jan
62
Oct
48% Jan
Sep
10% Dec
19
34% Nov
23
88% Jan
35
13% Jan
4
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum
5
19
35% Feb
25
9
25% Jun
2
98
12
1
16
38% Sep
19
(Philip)
Carey
Carlisle
Power
28
4
Capenter
27 Vb July 22
41% Jan
6
Carrier
1
46% Jan
27
39% Nov
25
43 y* July 15
31% Jan
16
24% Oct
10
29 y4 Feb
8
89% Dec
7
Steel
Corp
4Va %
4
Case
18
Sep
22
2
5
22 y8 Jan
5
Dec
29
119% Mar 16
741/4 Dec
8
114% Jan
19
1%
6
Jan
12
7% Apr 22
.36% Aug 12
3% Nov
22
7% Feb
26
6V2%
19
34 Va Jan
6
Nov
16
89% Nov
10
25
Sep 22
114% Dec 22
76% Sep
32
Nov
22
23
98% Jan
24
12
Sep
(J I)
Feb
8
Oct
25
94 y2 Sep
>31% Jan
9
21
17
121 y4 Sep
21
1%
9
83% Jan
13
35% Jan
15
29
Jan
11
Oct
12
25% Jan
15
13
Jan
5
22
Mar 23
17
Jan
22
24% Jun
8
Central
41
Jan
30
55
Aug 20
47
Dec
6
Aug 17
Central
of
;75
Sep
20
24
88% Dec
28
37% Sep
10
20
11
Dec
32% Dec
31
"5% Jan~12
19% Mar
38% Mar 23
99% Feb
19% Oct
31
4
28
29% Jan
34% Sep 21
11% Sep 22
10% Apr
~4%
May 29
4274
5,800
3974
40
5,900
31%
32%
82
Apr
79
*
*40Y4
41
40 y4
401/4
*40 Yi
*26Ya
26%
25%
26 Va
25 Ya
25 Ya
43%
42%
43%
44 Va
45%
46%
49%
Central
RR
of
N
Central
&
15
Central
Soya
13% Sep
14/
Oct
42
Jan
6.
July 25
13% Jan
Oct
24
40% Apr
3Ya May 11
5% Jan
18
Chadbourn Gotham Inc_;__-_;
70% Jan
11
Chain
Oct
21
Certain
Teed
Belt
Champion
0
87% Dec
18
99
36
Nov
30
45% May 28
Nov
24
25 % Apr
24
'
19
25% Sep
80% Feb
24
4
,
!
17
Dec
88
24
Mat
Jan
5
42% Jan
18
13% Oct
24
26% Jan
2
69% Feb
23% Jan
23
6
36% Jan
23
v. 27% Dec
24
37% Apr
17
24% Oct
22
37% Jan
2
13
22
18% Jun
%x,21%
24
26% Nov
0
Dec
Sep 20
29% Jan
21% Oct 26
29% Jan
15
22
80% Feb
4
24
46%
24
24%
45 y4 •:.-46 Y4
Class
Chic
A
■,
24 V*
.
.
is y2
118%
18 Y2
7%
7%
7 Y4
7%
31 y2
3lYa
31Y2
31 Ya
31 Va
57
57%
56
57 y4
56 Ya
*91
8 y2
*88
103
8%
103
8
8Ya
22
*19
21Y2
*23 Vt
23%
23
36 V*
36 V*
*7%
36 Y4
13 Ya
21%
22
21 Ya
21%
21 Ya
21%
25%
26 Ya
25%
26%.
22
22%
22 Ys
22 Y4
16 Ya
16 Ys
16 Ya
16 Ys,
*15%
12%
*12
Cotton
Oil
O'Nuts
21%
24%
22 Ya
24
39 Yi
39%
39 Ya
39 Ya
34%
35 Va
35
35%
—100
81%
97%
36
64%
82
81%
97%
36 Yi
65Yb
81%
97%
35%
63%
45 Ya
46
—25c
—25
Corp—
Corp
Gas
4
2
35% Oct 23
47% Jun
30
26% July 25
38% Jan
5
Cincinnati
46% Jan
14
49% Mar
9
65% Dec
2
C
46% Nov
19
64% July 10
04% Jan 26
39% Jun
4%
preferred
4%%
„
preferred
—100
Milling Machine Co—_10
I T Financial Corp„—No par
Service
10
.
,
98
35
x63Vb
>
45%
Cities
4
City
Co_
5
19Y4
19%
19Y4
51% Jan
4
City Products Corp
—No par
46%
47
47
15% Dec
16
18% Jan
2
14% July 14
18
14%
15%
14%
41% May 19
34%
34
23% Jan
Cletrac
20
56'/a Dec
5
12
32
Sep 30
2
59% Dec
14
42
Feb
65
Dec
18
48% Mar
130% Jan
16
24% Jan
46
Jan
28
126
Dec
29
62
Apr
35% Apr
72% July
63% Dec
17
9
126% Feb
B
Special
41% Jan
——5 ~
—10
7%
21
43% July 27
26% Nov
Dec
23
82
Feb
27
71% Jan
5
78
21% Jan
7
29% Dec
18
21% Oct
8
30y8 Jan
47% Deo
9
72% Dec
10
41% Oct
24
23% Jan
8
34% Dec
10
13 V2 Dec
45% Nov
13
80% Mar 11
45% Dec
49
Oct
14
03% Feb
35
Jan
14
48% May
19% Nov
18
24% Mar 13
15% Nov 23
60% Dec 16
24% Mar 23
43% Sep
21
51% Mar 23
32% Jun
17
43
25 y4 Nov
17
38% May 18
54% Jan
14
07 Y4 Aug..
71
July
&
Jun
20
Collins
Radio
5
35% Jan
4
1
50% Aug 16
76
Colorado
5Y2%
12% Sep
55% Jan
74
00
Jan
19
Feb
24
7
34
Dec
7
45Yi Jun
14
18% Jun 21
22% Dec
14% Jun
17
Jun
2
Mar 23
60
81 Ya
82%
98 Ya
98%
320
36 Ya
36Y4
36 Ya
36
3674
5,400
64%
63%
647a
64 y4
65
46%
46%
47%
19
19 Yi
19%.
46
45 V*
46
44 Va
45 74
1,200
15
15
15
1474
15
1,900
33%
34 Ya
33 Ya
34
33 V*
33%
9,400
20 Ya
19%
20
40 Ya
4074
41
3,000
5474
54 Ya
54 Yi
3,200
94Y4
95 Y4
95Y4
*94 Yi
95 y4
•94 Yi
95
Yi
94 Ya
95%
150
E63/4
56%
*5674
5774
160
*33 y4
34 Ya
33 Ya
33%
!—No par
1%
No par
100
—
No par
:
19y4 Oct 31
28Y4 Jan
9
2
64
56% Mar
0
68V1 Sep
Dec
22
23
112% Feb
8 Ya Jan
2
25% May
90% Jan
4
19
103 3/4 Jan
22
13
6
Jun
2
101
Aug 19
110% Aug 30
30 Ya Sep
System
100
50Y2
Systeirt-2.50 -Y >; 34Ya
_10
217/a
Carbon
Co
Southern
Ohio
Engineering
Commercial
Credit
17% Jan
12 Ya Jan
2674 Dec
14
30% Nov
24
23
May 20
40 Ya Dec
Conde Nast Publishing Co
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
58% Dec
24
68 Y* Jan
21
59
Jan
4
66% July 20
Consol Edison of N
95% Deo
17
100% Feb
25
96 Yi Jan
13
10
21
57% Feb
24
42 V* May 18
25
42% Nov
27
52% May 22
61% Feb
5
23
2174 Dec
45
32
87
7t
Sep
Feb
Dec
2
23
87 Ya Sep
27
42YaDec
2
May 17
Oct
87 V4 Jan
4
963/4 Aug 25
81% Jan
0
88
30% Nov
0
20% Sep 19
92 Ya May
8
83
9
101% Oct
23
55% July 29
107% Apr
44
Nov
17
58% Jan
75
Deo
18
92
Apr
27
Jan
14
37% Jun 20
100% Jun
10
Apr
5
29 Ya Jan
0
31Ya Dec
2
477/a Jan
75% Jan
4
2
18
46
8
20
19
66
Oct 23
Mar
0
22
13% Apr
20
45% Oct 23
69% Jan
26
9% Sep
14% Jan
22% Jan
27
44% May 11
7% Dec
For footnotes, see page
20.
100
34 Ya
34 7 «
26,800
22%
22 Ya
22%
36,100
23%
24%
94
24%
15,700
20y8
20Y2
20 Yt
20%
20 Ys
20%
15,700
-
68%^
14Ys
1
10
1
-
11
11%
8Ys
x39%
63Y2
100 Ya
com.
69 y4'
67 y2
67%
20 y4
20 Ys
20 Ya
20 %'
20%
20 Yb
20 Ya
14,000
66%
66 VB
67 Ya
667/8
'67 %
66%
67%
6,200
98
.
■
64
101 Ya
109Ya
14
11
11%
8Yb
39%
63%
101
68% :
• *<('>
97 Y4
97 Yi
%
*109%
109%
*108 Ya
109 y2
190
13%
14%
14%
16 Ya
147/s
15%
18,000
llVt
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
4,100
11%
16,300
*98
11%
11%
<
109
8
63%
64 Ya
101 y4
101 Yi
101%
8Yt
8%
40 Ya
38%
40
63%
64->
64
64 Yi
6,400
101%
1,900
SYa
40 Ya
64
-
101 Ya
1
57
Jan
4
Continental
Oil
40% Mar 16
Continental
Steel
x39%
40%
39 Ya
40
39 Ys
39Ya
21 Vt
20%
20%
20%
20%
*20%
21Yi
21 Yi
48%
49
29Ya
No par
59%
60
No par
91
91
.
*20%:
-
300
48%
48 Ya
48 Ya
49
49—
48%
49 Ys
6,200
29Ya
29%
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
30 V4
7,900
60
60%
90%
91V*
60
60%
60 Vs
60 Ya
60 Ya
62%
8,100
90 Ya
90%
90%
91
91
91
92 Yi
92%
93
93
93
93
140
84Ya
82 Ya
84
*82
84
200
48
*
23 Ya
233/a
23 %
*90Ya1
92%
*90Ya
92Ya
x44Yi
45
44%
103Va
45Y2
103Ya
104Ya
31%
104Ya
32Ya
317/a
*76%
78%
*76%
xl04
78
"
.
22%
23 Ya
22%
23 y4
90 Ya
92 Va
*90 Ya
455%
440
92 Ya
45 y4
*
104
323/4
84
*82 Ya
23 Ya
92 Ya
45
No par
common
10
*103
104
317/a
32%
31%
33 Ya
76%
77
77%
77%
45%
46%
13,800
13,200
*103 Y»
104 Ya
40
32%
34 Ya
77,500
*76 Yi
77%
320
7%
8
6,700
2
Insuranceof
6,500
8,400
417/a
47
8,400
13,200
46%
46 V2
No par
Motors
46
47 Yi
41
29Ya
—
;
Delaware—
Corp__
7%
7%
8Ys
77/s
25
preferred
Continental
101 %
101%
47
-.
8 Y4
457/a
21Y4
common
6
11%
11%
1,700
40
8 Ys
40
109
11%
11%
8Ys
40 Ya
98 Ya
97%
98 Ya
41 Ya
10
3,400
14 V*
98 Yi
109
Copper & Steel
11% Jan
67%. ,68,
46
23 Ya
convertible
-'
46 Ya
233/a
preferred
'68%
41 Ya
_5
140
10,000
687/8
45
5
1.33%
No par
20%
,
197/a
•
•
66%
98
109
14%
11 Yi
12
8Ys
40%
20 Ya
20 Ya
71
65%
20 Yt
66
No par
20Ya
69 Vt
20Ya
44Ya
2
Sep 20
52 Ya
34%
1,200
*90Ya
Continental
Jun
Yi
34
22 Yt
*51%
52
'
>
49 %
100
$5
*51
34%
22%
r:
♦51 Yt
■'
35
49
—5
Industries
,
52 Ya
34
22 Ys
52
49 >/4
«.
84
4
31
22
85
$3.75
300
22 Ya
*51
34%
*
85
56% Jan
40
1574'
44 Yi
92
20
6
14 Ya
44 Yi
91 Va
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can Inc
4
Nov 21
Dec
50Y2
347/8
22Ya
1
Common
4%
preferred
83y4 May 23
16% Mar 12
23% Apr
147a
4374
49 V*
Co_
preferred-—.
preferred—_—
Continental
11V4 Jan
20% Deo
14%
43%
Continental Baking Co common—5
Aug 22
IS
14 Ya
44 Yi
'49 Ya
preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
4
107
13%
*43%
49
$4.16
-
7
94
13%
44V*
90Y2
91Y4
$4.50
$4.52
5
Oct
48Ya Jan
Coal
48,800
13%
•
110
49 y4-
Consolidated Natural Gas
963/a Aug 22
25% Jun 25
18
Consumers Power Co
625/8 Dec
4
23
Deo
9
7
88 Va Jan
Jan
82
Consolidation
53% Jan
92
44 Ya Jun
Corp—
Consolidated Laundries Corp
6
99% Mar 10
99
Feb 26
25
79 y4 Sep 24
Foods
4
21,700
49 Yt.
No par
22
4974
49
—
50Ve Nov
48 74
56
com—No par
23Y4Jan
50 Yi
53%
Y
40Ya Jan
5
48 Ya-
24,500
52%
No par
Elec__5
Consol Electronics Industries
Consolidated
1,400
49%
Ys
32
54%
98
12 V* Jun
60% Jun
23%
3174
*69 Ya
109
1
2
23 Ya
55
1
6
17
74 y2
23 Ya
71
100
3
May
74%
23 Yi
;
54%
——100
8% Feb
42 Va Feb
49
32 3 4
73
23%
23
49Y4
*1125
,
31%.
73
74
*69 Ya
Corp—
7% Jun
20
31%
31%
x74
54%
preferred—
11% Dec
26
*1125
♦1125
10
70
preferred—.
1
1
6,200
24 Ya
■ •
1
31
12,900
23 Ya
54
--
30
687/a Deo
7774
23
70
<
12% Sep
27 Ya July
75
24 Ya
24 Ys
-- -
14% Jun
29 Ya Dec
7474
23%
70
1
207/a Sep
19
*132
74%
24 Y4
247/«
1
0
23
132 Ya
74%
23%
24
~10
10
22 Va Sep
132 Ya
73 Ya
*132
70
;
18
37 Va Oct
9,600
6,000
251/a
Inc„
Go
preferred
5874
6474
133
70
53 Ya
49 Yi
5.25%
$5
58 Va
6374
70
52 Ya
4.64%
3
>■
233/4
Solvents.
Comptometer
5974
63 Ya
*
62
*43%
14
45
30
583/4
613/4
597s
62 Yi
134
Y
57%
5
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
-
48%
57
34 Ya
No par
common—
preferred——
1474 Jan
103 Ya Oct
13Y2
*44
50
Inc—:
10 Ya Sep
6 Ya Feb
49%
B
57
*33 Y4
26,000
Ry—
Commercial
14
101% Sep
series
•
23Y2
48Y2
common—5
Iron
■
-
23Ya
*94
V
57 Y2
57 Ya
*33Y4
34V2
57
57%
x62
63
*132
134y2
72%
73 Ya
23 Y2
24 Vt
*1125
1125%
31 y4
313/4
76
76
23%
23%
77
1
Combustion
25-20
-
*76
No par
Corp
Co——
<•-
4
71%-Nov
25Ya Jun
27
No par
Pictures
4
55Yi Jan
.
$4.25
13% Mar
7
No par
1
Columbia
18 Yi Mar 11
1
common
4'
56 Ya
57
33%
33%
57%
57%
61%
64 Ya
*133
134Ya
72y2
73%
23 V*
24
*1125
—
31Y2
32%
gtd—50
stock—50
1
28
&
4,300
40 Yt
28
Columbus
20,500
533/4
71 Ya Nov
53% Oct 24
4
19%
267/8 Nov
3
Ya
47 3
2174
53%
noncumulative 1st pfd
Columbian
47
20
■4
40 Ya
Gas
9
Ya
20
Columbia
Dec
18,300
19%
7
56
220
53 Ya
Southern
&
-,k
.
36
40
Broadcasting
39 Ya Feb
Apr 20
101% Apr
9
90
4%
i'
10,800
81 Ya
98 Ya
35%
53 y2.
Columbia
43% July 27
5
Nov
57
36
35%
81 Ya
98 Y4
20
40Va
-
preferred
Colorado
20
45,900
53 Y2
RR
Aikman
&
39 Ya
3874
39%
—.
Fuel
39%
19%
Colgate-Palmolive Co
$3.50
preferredCollins
38%
Y4
100
53
preferred—
6
242,900
40
"
7
2274
52
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y„
6
22
39%
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
Sep
35
23 YB
1
guaranteed 4%
Co-
22%
23%
9,100
——1
Corporation—
Coca-Cola
1274
11,31
com——15
Cluett Peabody & Co com
9
*12
267a
Co
Clevite
26% Aug 24
12%
*12
%
33Y2
19%
5
7
1
Pitts
&
17 74
■
Ilium
Electric
Cleveland
22
*16%
".26%
Ya
1,000
7,200
7,5(7
33Y4
19%
8
Nov
10
;
$4.50 preferred—
8
77% Dec
137
12
48% Feb
19 Va Nvo
Co—
Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron
11
2174
16 Ya
16
♦)'!
98 Y4
15V*
27% Oct 28
14% May 5
36% Dec
1
City Stores Co——r—
Clark Equipment Co—
Jun
22 V*
22
.
18%
47
65% Feb
2274
.22
82 Ya
19Y4
24
7
2174
2574
215/a
.
.
14%
4
24% Jan
40% Oct
Cleveland
1474
12%
45%
Jan
3
2
Investing
51
25%
39
22,900
51
13%
...
x46 Y4
49
16% Nov
Nov
39
1374
1370
35%
46 Ya
1
27% Mar 20
9
13 V4
50%
62%
67
28
13 Ya
50 Ya
35 Ya
9
Dec
13Y4
.
•>»«*
300
35 Ys
8
Dec
36
82 Ya
Jan
B7
36
*97 Vt
Feb
33
36%
16 V*
X38%
43
5
30
3,200
22 Vt
,
22%
15
44% Aug
5
59% Jun 23
a
25 Va
26
-
800
19 7
25
Electric—
&
Common
r
July 19
*12
12%
.-8.50
Full
78% Jan
*12
—5
22
8 %
19 Va
247a
13%
x25 Ya
8%
21 Ya
13%
50 V*
13 Ya
No par
103
*35%
13%
50 y4
13%
Yellow Cab——
8 Ya
*8
16,100
*18 Ya
35%
.
*88
.
7%
24 Ya
50%
94% Feb
Apr
8%
21 Ya
: 24
V*
13%
ZChrysler
99
9,900
103
*88
13%
6
11
5674
50%
71% Jan
90% Jan
55%
13 Ya
29
Mar 20
563/a
13%
19
101
1.100
56 Yb
50%
Nov
23
3174
13%
pfd
8,200
31V4
preferred series A———100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool————8
Aug 25
>
2474
3lYi
50 Va
Pac_„rNo par
noncum
5%
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
0
•
2434
.
31 Yi
13 y2
A
Chock
Dec
1,000
774
13 Y2
series
5
89
8,500
4674
7%
100
St Paul &
Milw
5%
Chic &
24% Dec
18
46
73/a
North,,Western com—No par
Chic
4
47% Jan
17,900
45%
4
56%
35%
*35%
preferred-————50
Chickasha
2
10,900
3%
31 Ya
*19
24
4
25
<
103
24
15% Jan
65% Jan
1374
34 Ya
45%
•
7%:
.
*88
22
18
26 % Nov
a
5
-
10
Ry com
.
7 Ys
40
——
Western
Great
5%
36%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
7
13 3
3374
4
16,000
Chicago
22
13%
34%
3%
12,300
5
14% Jan
13 Ya
34
'
4
42,400
4
44% Jun
.."34 Y*
3%
19 74
8
101
24%
13%'
33 y4
46%
:
13 Ya
,
5,100
2,400
16 Yi
Jan
'
31,200
40 y4
32
8
34
18%
Inc^_
Corp--:
Corp-
12
30% Feb
337a
: 34
1574
16
37
34 Ys
*
39 Yi
21
17
33%
32
*
15,400
19
Jan
Dec
1174
16 Ya
91% Feb
Dec 23
22%
1174
39 Y»
102% Jan
11
77
93
22 Yi
11%
18%
Motors
Cincinnati
80% Deo
377'a
22 Ya
11 Vt
14 Y4
Aircraft
Vought
Oct
38
47%
*89 Ya
—%
10% Oct
72% May 20
47 Y2
No par
Co_.
17% Nov
Jan
'
38 Ya
22 Yi
r
38 >/♦
4
45% May 25
36 % July 28
4
37 Ya
11 Ya
33
3%
38 Y2
'22%;
*11
14%
4 >■
28% Nov
13%
32%
'■*
4Y8
"21
19 Ys
26
6
13 Ya
32%
4
200
21 Ya
39 %>
6
50% Nov
13% Dec
13%
31%
2,500
21
*21
18%
7
8
31%
1
60
55
37%
uy4
32%
:
92
5474
22 Ya
22%
32 >
"90 Va
54%
Ya
38 Ya
37%
10%
13 Va
—
37
22 Ys
10 Va
30Ya
1
37Y2
22%
10V2
.
,
37 Va
92
14 Y4
6
32% Jan: 22
36%
22Ya
...
21 Ya
*21
700
38
54%
38%
21
71% May 22
'
37 Ya
*37 Ya
*90 y4
t
18%
13
5
21
54%
14%
99% Apr
>
23
21
91
39 Y4
5
25
21%
48
54%
14
0
33% July
21%
37%
91
36%
69% Jan
Jan.
;
91
15
Plug
Spark
Chemetron
18% Nov
55
3,900
37%
26
23% Nov
53%
100
257/a
14 y4
54% Oct
40% Apr
54
80
25%
1.25
1
Chemway Corp—
—1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—:
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
...»
3Ya% convertible preferred—100
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
74% July
8
118% Feb 26
351% July 22
91
53%
"76 Ya
25%
25 Ya
200
29
44% Mar 30
36%
91
80
*76%
25%
10,900
64% Dec
29
37 Ya
36%
x91
80
25 Ya
48
2174
4
36% Sep
37 Vt
*76 Ya
Ya
"46 Va
I 21 Ya
43 y4 Jan
Jan
25
2,300
1874
47
217s
7
17
80
25 Ya
700
19 V4
18%
*46
21 Ya
31% Dec
43% Jan
♦76 Ys
18 Ya
"
48
*46
21%
15
34% Jan
80
25Ya
47
21%
18
7
X47.
21%
34% Feb
8
50
21 y4
14% M'ar 24
03
*43
,
10,800
17 Ya
227a
21%
30
31
18%
21%
61/2 Nov
7% Oct
18%
18%
1
1
17% Mar 23
20
Aug
23% Dec
18 Ya
223/a
12,600
8
3
18%
22 Y,
>17 V4
8974
10% Oct
10
xl8Y2
22
21 Va
177a
*17 Yi
22 Y4
4374
Chance
Jan
17%
22 Ya
43V4
Checker
July 14
*17 V*
22 Ya
21%
21 Ya
17 Ya
22 Ya
2,800
*88 Ya
1
19 % Aug
21%
*17 y4
72 Ya
43 Ya
6>
38
21Y8
17%
22Ya
.
50
7174
22 Yi
21%
22Y8
Ya
15,500
24Ya
4
63
73
22
88 Ya
38% Jan
1
21%
73
80
8874
117
43 Ya
29% Jan
8
72 y2
21 Ya
117
88 Yj
6
10
21
72%
88 %
22
117 Ya
24%
24
Jan
72Ya
89 Ya
21 Ya
*117
89
Oct
13% Apr
72%
89
119
43 Ya-
28
38% Nov
89
21%. ;21%
*116
37,600
24 Ya
Dec
25
89
21%118
940
13,900
.
88 Y4
15
Aug
31 Va
43 Ya
14
94
30 3 a
90 Ya
5
26
30%
43%
9
Oct
29%
36,400
42%
31
106
30Y8
8
7574
x90 Y2
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
39% Sep
374
774
75
90 Y2
22% Nov
3
374
7%
43 y4
36% Jan
>
3%
75
43
37% Dec
26% May
3%
*17 V4
.
.
Np par
.—,
Champion
42% Jan
Dec
21 y8
I
..
10
preferred———.
$4.50
94% Aug 19
17% May 13
72%
7%
74 Yi
29Y2
90
21Y8
*116
17,100
'
7%
3%
75
30
80
300
52 Ya
Co—
48 y2 Aug 25
4
46
Fibre
&
Paper
—
.4
8
9
Sep
Co:.——
Common
6
Corp_i—1
4
i——1
4
34% Mar
26% Nov
IS
Products
Aircraft Cp—n'
Cessna
*89
21%
Co—————No par
11
7';
89Y2
117Y2
x72Ya
Century Industries Co
No par
Cerro de Pasco Corp————j.
5
27
37% Jun
89Y2
49
19,200
26
75 Y4
7%
76
3%
29%
x21Y8
West Corp—t—2.50
15
28% Feb
27
40
30
40%
*25 Va
3%
7%
•
3%
.
xll7Y2
i—50
J__
7%
75
4
29%
*
1
—20
5
42% Jun
13
7%
77
3%
——100
9
July 27
.7%
76
,
Service—10
26
1
-
.
44
41
3274
40 7a
40V4
26%
29
24
32 Y*
40Y4
*26 Va
com—No par
Public
South
150
42
40
July 18
9
~6% Jan~r9
50% Mar
Light
B
preferred-^—
Illinois
Co
2.100
9,500
9374
42 y4
*77Ya
28% May 23
*
4
41%
—1
series
Illinois
*92 3
39 Ya
>25%
4 Ya %
93
42%
32%
—100
Central
93
41%
93
40%.
i.
Central
Sep
93
40%
31%
Georgia Ry com—No par
preferred
92 %
40%
4,100
-
39%
Sugar Co
15
55 V2
26
20% Sep
MaVn
Corp common
preferred—
5%
14
nv4
31 %
Central Hudson Gas &.Elec—No par
17
26 y2 Sep
42% Aug 25
> 95% Sep
6
88% Jan 27
42% Jan
July 27
32% Dec
: 15%
•
32% Jan 20
27
■46% May 11
31
80% Aug
8
10 Va
40
Foundry Co—
20
10/a
—1
Celotex
July 22
Jun
Aug 14
*
10%
.
39 Va
100
of Amer com„No par
preferred-^.
100
conv preferred series A_100
21
Apr
*92 Ya
25
10%;
10%
2474
30>/4
.-100.
17
80
10l/2
25
40 V4
12.50
20 %
22
10%
25
22,100
44 Ya
30%
preferred-—
j.—7,
Tractor common.No par
3
17
10%
67a
44
39%
Co common
23
21
25
6 y4
44%
50
Apr
18% Sep
30% Jun
24%
6 Ya
Y4
—1
NOV
71% Feb
24%
6 Va
30V4
Corp
44% Mar 20
59
24%
41
2nd
5%
24%
92 Va
Inc
Central Aquirre
44
___5
20
>19
6%
44%
,__10
27
30
Shares
6%
441/4
40%
Co
21 % Apr 16
17% Dec
the Week
Dec. 9
44
92 %
preferred
4 % %
71% Dec
Friday
Dec. 8
5%
6V2
Sales foe
Thursday
43%
10%
Celanese Corp
8
PRICES
24%
2nd
4.20%
88
114% Jun
34% July 29
125% May 13
91% July
9
SALE
Dec. 7
6y8
No par
preferred-:
Caterpillar
HIGH
Wednesday
44 %
Ry_100
common
Products
108
78YiJan
Ohio
Light-
preferred
Carter
40% Sep
71/2 Dec
26
&
Carriers & General
23
5%
_10
Clinchfield &
Carolina
19
30
Co
Carolina
Aug 18
38% Jan
Mfg
Dec. 6
44
Corp———No par
44% Sep
58% Jan
26% Sep
Co—
Tuesday
Dec. 5
.
1
4
40% Dec
30
Monday
Far
49% Jan
Feb
:; 26% Feb
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
5% Sep 21
39V4 Oct
5
5
33% Sep 23
45% Nov 25
17
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
,*18%
19Ys
19
19
;*18%
*18%
—5
51 y4
51%
51 Ys
52
51 Ya
18%
51%
1
7%
7%
7%
8Yi
7%
8
7%
53 Y2
34Vi
54
35
53 Ya
54
52%
54 V*
15,600
25%
36
36 Yi
35%
2.200
8
7%
8Ys
5
52
53 Ya
52 Y2
53 Va
7
35
35% ^
34Ya
34 Ya
52
,
8
19 Yi
*18%
19 V4
100
52%
52 Ya
52%
24,600
8 Ys
7%
8
14,300
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2338)
.
.
Monday, December 12, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
8TOCK8
Range for Previous
42 % Mar
2
Controls
22
22%
223/a
225/8
22
22%
27%
27%
28
27
3/8
275/8
27%
27%
3,800
6 3/o
6%
63/4
6%
63/4
7%
12,200
24%
25%
245/a
25%
12% Dec
5
24% Jan
7
Copper
27 % Dec
6
55
Jan
4
Copperweld Steel Co
78% Dec
9
Corn
Jun
9
Corning
3 % %
7
59"% Jun
1
154% Deo
7
29
July 11
40% Apr
4
Feb
10
186
87
Aug 17
90
Apr
11
124
Cooper-Bessemer
1
6 %
6%
6 'A
61/2
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
1
5
5
24%
24%
241/8
24%
Range
Co
_
76%
77%
77
773/8
77%
78%
21,000
xl72%
1733/4
173
1733/4
174%
175%
7,600
*83 %
87
87
*87
90
*87
18%
18%
18%
18%
*10
__1
13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
*3%
45%
46
6
24% Jun
10
18% Oct
5
24% Jan
27
8% Jan
5
14% Dec
31
10% July
1
15% Sep
9
Coty
Inc
4% Sep
13
Coty
International
64% Jan
4
3
July 27
40
July 27
19
36 % Sep
1
40% Oct
14
31% Mar
4
39% Jan
16% Jan
2
23% Apr
13
17 % Mar
4
22% July 21
23% Dec
23
Nov
30
19
Jan
5
17
26
10% Feb
17
38% Sep
1
41
July 23
L
40% Oct
7
44
Jan
Jan
4
4
95
Sep
20
Dec
5
29% Jan
4
88% Nov 28
109% Jan
5
21
86
32% Feb
24
16
7
114% July
15 % Dec
2
23
37% Jan
10% Jun
15
17% Mar
65% Dec
30
12% M'ar 31
15
4
41% Jan
Wheat
Corp
Corp
preferred
conv
preferred
$2
No par
Zellerbach
Crown
$4.20
Corp common.—5
preferred
Crucible
convertible
Cuban-American
18
Jan
11
14% Jan
4
4% %
100
Cuneo
14
Cunningham
Press
15
16% Jan
21
7% Dec
5
12% Jan
18
67
8
60 % Jan
8
2
A?S 37
25% Feb
3
50% Dec
21% Apr
19% Dec
7
25
Feb
19
27% Jan
2
40% Nov
28
14% Dec
7
31 % Jan
4
34% Sep
14
44
Nov
23
29% Nov
29
37% Jan
7
59% Jan
5
94% Dec
14
07% Sep
37
96
Jan
8
Cutler-Hammer
37% Nov
0
46% Deo
21
31% Jun
83
43% Jan
4
Dana
Nov
9
91% Feb
16
83
Jan
4
87% Aug 23
13% Feb
2
19% July 27
12% Dec
5
15% Jan
6
Dan
26% Jan
2
36% July IB
12
Dec
5
33% Jan
5
Dayco
27% Oct
31
19
19%
13%
133/4
14
35%
19%
19%
19%
19%
24%
24%
24%
*24%
36%
35%
35%
353/o
37% !
37%
37%
37%
373/i
*35%
19%
19%
24%
35%
37%
*38
38%
38
49
49%
x49
*90%
90%
7
*38
38
49%
90%
200
36%
373/4
38
38%
3,200
19Vs
193/a
19%
19%
1,900
24%
24%
24%
24%
600
36%
3 6 3/a
363/8
38 %
26,000
373/4
37%
38
38%
12,000
38%
38%
*38 Vs
493/4
49 3/a
49%
49%
50
90%
-
*90%
90%
90%
90%
50
17%
28,200
16%
16
161/4
16
89%
89%
90
90
143/4
*38
16%
90%
15%
14%
10%
10%
16%
*90
15
10%
*67
9%
68
*67
38%
16 3/8
17
92
*90
300
42,000
92
200
15%
10%
15%
3,600
10 Va
15%
103^
51,800
68
*67
68
100
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
115/8
11%
*11%
115/a
400
33%
*33%
34%
34%
34%
34
34
*34V4
34V2
400
1
7%
8%
7%
7%
7%
73/4
8
1
1
No par
56%
54
54
52%
54
50 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
193/4
20
*19%
1
preferred
prior preferred
Curtiss-Wright common
54
No par
15
15%
14%
15%
14%
15%
1
prior
4,900
76%
24%
49
68
3,300
47%
*74
16
14%
4
46 3/4
76%
*89
14%
3%
3%
463/4
1,200
36
*90%
90%
33/4
46%
*74
30
1,000
,vh
11%
$1.60
Class
18%
13%
33%
Publishing common
10% Sep
59 % Dec
18%
14
5
Stores
Drug
19%
Inc__2.50
Inc——
18
90
35%
36
10
Jan
*87
35%
35 %
*66
Jan
87
33/4
10%
13
87
90
•
75
66%
37
85
463/4
9%
3
*833/4
3%
75%
14%
28
86
74
3%
47%
*74
66%
Sugar—
*83%
86
46%
.3%
46%
3%
76
*75
10
10% Aug
$4
preferred
75%
Packing Co common
5
preferred———
.—100
Cudahy
69 % Mar 23
Curtis
No par
Steel Co of America—12.50
5% %
24
7
100
2
com—__1
25
1
Crowell-Collier Publishing
Crown Cork & Seal common—2.50
30% Sep
20
25
Petroleum
Crescent
22
63% July 20
Aug 18
15
of
Cream
5%
1
Corp
common
preferred
8% Oct
10
Sep
3%%
13% Sep
81 % Mar 11
33
23
54
Jan
6
98% Apr
21
40 % Feb
39% July 25
60% Jan
31
104% Sep
6
35% Oct
20
9
Dec
Co
Crane
15
23% Feb
9
50% Jun
25% May
July 18
28% Feb
23% Oct
37% May 27
85
76
28
V-28% Mar
7
29% Jan
12
72% Jan
11,900
10,500
86
18 % Oct
22
13%
29%
77
19
Mar 30
13
28 3/8
174
85% Jan
Nov
13%
293/a
75%
May 12
5% Apr
13
29 Vs
*831/4
83
85
133/a
29
173%
4
72
12%
28
86
Feb
2
12%
27%
174
83 % Apr
12
12%
27%
75%
24
24
12%
28%
*83%
Sep
71% Nov
6,900
12 %
27%
172%
88
Jan
26%
25
1
(Del)
Co
11
3
5,900
Glass Works common
5
preferred
—100
3 %% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
Products
84% Feb
35% Jan
Dec. 7
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
8
85
Shares
221/4
27%
IB
9
the Week
Dec. 9
22
17
23
Friday
Dec. 8
27%
33% Jun
50'A Sep
inuisday
22%
25
39% Jan
Sales for
PRICES
27
Oct
89% Feb
SALE
22
1
54% Dec
HIGH
5
33"% Mar 17
21
AND
Wednesday
5
Dec
16
Dec. 6
Corp
25% Sep
42% Feb
Tuesday
Dec. 5
America
of
Co
19
15
21
19% Sep
Monday
Par
6
4
Nov
35
20% Sep
50% Dea
4
45% Aug 13
23
Oct
31
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Slnoe Jan. 1
Year 1959
29%
30V4
30%
30%
30%
30%
A
10
Inc
V
74%
■
76
72%
73%
72
73/4
8
8
22,700
52%
193/4
19%
1,900
15%
15
15%
49,000
30%
30%
30
30
1,600
72%
733/4
51%
15 !
7-
51%
20
74%
74
75
5,600
1,900
D
63
Feb
34
49% Mar 18
6
49% May 31
47% Dec
18
61
Jan
14
45% Mar
9
58
72% Dec
23
82
Apr
10
72% Jan
4
80% Aug 23
Aug 30
Corp
3%%
Mills
Corp
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power
series
A
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
81
Feb
27
74% Feb
3
80
83% Apr
9
75% Jan
6
82% May 23
19
17% Jan
8
38% Oct
26
Decca
Records
38% Apr
28
52% Dec
9
Deere
&
8
28 % Jan
8
21% Feb
Sep
15
45
Dec
1
68% July 31
26% Nov
4
33
24% Jan
2
36% Apr 13
Co
Delaware
&
Delaware
Power
&
31% Aug 24
26% Aug 15
Delta
Lines
20% Jun
16% Nov 25
21
7% Sep 21
41% Jun
5
10% Feb 23
Dec
53
May 28
21
„a13% Sep 20
7
Dec
6
47% Mar 13
68
23
40% Mar 23
52% Dec
Apr
28
Dec
2
6
18% Jan
5
Air
Dentists'
Supply
DeSoto
Chemical
9
Detroit
Mar 21
Detroit
Hillsdale
60
Detroit
Steel
66% Aug 29
Diamond
Alkali
30% Jun
15
41 % Nov
17
29% Mar
8
38% July
Diamond
28
Jan
11
15
Dec
9
9
31
Apr 14
20% Feb 23
De
Vilbiss
$1.50
Stores
6
DiGiorgio
14% Oct
24
4
Diners'
(The)
20
Oct
24
49% Jan
4
Disney
28% Jun
24
33
4
21% Sep
21
29% Jan
23
15% Oct
7
28% Feb 15
Divco-Wayne
11% Nov
25
17% Jan
12
11% Oct
7
137/a Mar 31
Dr
17% May 10
28% Oct
20
Dome
16% Oct
19% Jan
4
17% Jan
20% July 23
2
36% Oct
May 18
28
26
Jan
Distillers
Dominick
Douglas
7
42% Feb
10
6
27% Aug 17
100% Dec 11
14 % Dec
6
24% Jan
5
Dover
7
70% Oct
25
99% Jan
4
Dow
27% Nov
5
45% Jan 21
19% Jun
20
30% Jan
4
22% Jan
6
28 %
23
Apr 24
July
Mar IB
12% Oct
n
Sep"23
ii
May
14% Jan
6
14% Aug 17
8
t
24
8% Dec
5
7% Sep 27
"
14% Jan
22
266% Jan
5
7
96% Jan
5
103
86% Apr
3
74% Jan
8
21% Mar
8
37
Jan
13
46% Jan 27
40
Jan
11
46% Mar 13
38% Jan
8
Dec
4
42% Feb 27
40% Deo
1
38% Deo 21
37
181/2
19
18%
40%
40%
41
41%
413/8
41%
41%
41%
43%
2,900
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
28%
28%
29%
28%
29%
10,300
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
233/4
24
23%
235/s
3,300
16%
17%
17
NY
2.50
171%
W RR
.77%
*75
77%
77%
*75
76%
*78
79%
*78
79 %
78%
78%
*77%
80
36%
35%
37%
36V2
37%
16,800
52%
52
52 %
52
52 3,4
13,600
18%
11,100
x
17%
18%
18%
71/8
7%
45%.
46%
lA
Co-100
*52%
53
■»
7
f
7%
17%
7
46%
47
17
*52%
53
173/a
•'-473/8
47%
7%
463/4
*52%
V.
7%
47%
54
*53
18%
18 5/s
,,
17
19,100
up*
7
V
473/8
*53
54
200
,
484/41'
54
2,100
',i Mt900
13%"
13
13%
14
135/8
14%
30
30
30
303/4
301/4
30%
55%
56%
55%
55%
55%
57%
56%
573/8
56%
57%
1
Corp
13%
30
35%
36
35%
35%
353/4
36 %
36 Ve
36%
35%
36%
29%
293/4
293/4
293/i
900
15%
15%
15
15%
3,500
*16%
16%
.16%
16%
400
13%
13%
303/4
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
50c
15%
15%
15%
16
15 5/8
16
2.50
1
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16 3/0
163/8
*30
'23.700
300
;
6,900
19,300
21
22
19%
21
19%
21%
22
22%
21%
233/a
46,800
_2.50
271%
29%
26%
28%
27%
28
26%
27%
26
27%
18,700
2
Ltd
31%
32
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
32%
33
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/e
17%
17%
163/4
17
11%
11%
IIVb
11%
11 %
11 Vs
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,300
No par
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24Vs
241/4
23%
24%
10,700
_1
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 3/4
18%
18 3/4
19%
19;.
19%
6,100
No par
!
Ltd
Fund
13%
*30
No par
28%
291/s
28%
29%
29%
30
28%
291/4
283/4
Inc
Co
17,900
*
•:
2,500
29 Va
28,300
1
14%
151/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
5
72%
73
72%
73%
72s/a
74%
74%
75
73%
74%
50c
20
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
203/4
20%
203/4
1
30%
30%
30%
30%
303/s
303/4
30%
30%
30%
30 Vs
I
15
15V8
15
15%
16 3/4
173/4
16%
17%
16%
17%
33,900
9%
9%
3,300
Inq
de
1
.
8%
I
(E I)
Nem
42% Jan
8
40% Jan
18
44% Aug 24
4.10%
47
42
46
$2.10
22% Feb
2
7%
99%
77%
*77%
25%
25%
50
39
39
*39
50
•43
44
*43
—
50
50
preferred
preferred
preferred—
33% Oct 27
17% Oct 27
24% Jan
B
DWG Cigar Corp
28% Deo 21
20% July 28
22
Oct 25
39
Jan
8
Eagle-Picher Co..
34
Jan
8
Eastern
40%
*43%
50
50
3
preferred
4.20%
9
180%
77%
preferred
46% Jan 13
7%
25%
common—
preferred
9
179%
181
5
No par
48 % May 26
7%
7%
179
No par
series
18
9
98%
series-
Co
$4.15
9
99%
$4.50
4%
7
98%
$3.50
44% Aug 25
.«
9
7%
9
73/a
9
4,500
26,500
•„
16,800
1,500
.
7%
75/«
7%
7%
3,200
180 %
182 3/4
180%
1843/4
26,900
983/4
•99%
Se Co—
5
$3.73
July 11
76
*75
.
1
Preferred
16
Mar 23
of
Productions
Duquesne Light
19
Mar 24
20%
40%
Preferred
Nov
Dec
191/4
International
42% Jun
41
*75
6.75
1
Chemicals
447/e Aug 24
40% Feb 15
41
2,600
51%
Common
Aug 16
Aug 16
26% Sep 13
41
Aug 10
17
54%
*75
51%
Duplan Corp
83
12
22% Sep
7,300
54
76
51
*75
Co
Dunhill
26% Jan
95
Sep 17
74% Sep 21
31%
54
*75
51%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
4
31
Jan
30%
54
76
51 %
76
Industries
DuBois
13% Jan
178% Oct
106
30%
53
53
1
Corp
33% Sep 12
19 % Aug 18
3
278% Aug
9
31
Corp
Chemical
du Pont
202% Feb
30%
53%
29%
*75"-
25
Aircraft
Dresser
27
303/4
53%
3
Corp-Seagrams
Mines
19% Jan
21
293/4
54%
353/8
Co
Pepper Co—
74% Jan
53% Jan
30%;
52%
36%
Co
(Walt)
22
29%
12,400
35%
Corp
Club Inc
42% Mar 13
Mar 26
13
36V2
Corp
59% Apr 24
36% July 29
16
125/s
79 %
Fruit
18
32% Sep
12%
77
preferred
Diana
23
31% Sep 22
26% Sep
Sep 30
12%
36
Co
17% July
33% Jan
14
12%
10
National
6
12%
15
,26% Jan
4
33% July 29
2
32 % Mar 24
13
Corp
8
24% Aug
12%
No par
& S
24% Mar
7
12%
—20
50% May
17% Jan
12
1,300
*78
Coatings
7
28% Dec 22
9,000
*75%
Edison
30
13
50
12%
"
20
10
Dec
29
85%
123/4
Grande West RR_No par
Denv & Rio
Jan
48 % Dec
64% Oct
27% Oct 28
7
85%
12%
100
-
Light
Co
13
7
33%
86%
12 3/4
100
Hudson
Jan
15% Jan
19% May
46
331/2
*85%
12%
76
Inc
20
34
86%
123/4
*75
(Delaware)
47 % Aug 11
Apr
33%
*85%
12%
34
50c
35% May 17
18 % Dec
34%
86%
12%
33%
,
100
Inc
20
May 23
343/8
*85%
12%
7
common
3.75%
Sep 23
17
34%
86%
12%
10
Light
&
Preferred
Dec
16
34%
50c
76
Sep
Inc
*85%
5
preferred series A
River
71
22
1
100
common
41%
*41 %
40%
180
183
93%
78
99%
983/4
99%
*77%
773/4
77%
77%
*77
25%
25%
25%
,24%
25%
.25
39%
39%
39%
38%
383/4
*38%
25%
39%
44
*43
44
44
*43
44
*43
..
413/4
44%
♦43%
44%
*43% ;:44V8
*431/4
44%
42
*41%
42
*41 %
42
*41%
44%
*43':.
44%
*43
44%
19%
20 %
*43
21%
21
213/a
*2Q3/4
21
23%
23
23%
130
44
21%
200
9,200
42
*43
7
;
.
44V4
*41%
42
41%
*43%
441/4
,41%
41%
41%
•
•43
2,400
78
207
21
22
223/4
223/b
223/4
29%
29%
41
41%
1,260
2,100
H
28% Dec 29
Dec 22
32
.
46% Apr
»
25% Sep 22
34% Jan 21
73% Dec
85% Jan 23
75
Mar
3
82
30% Apr
8
15
Nov
1
25% Jan
4
Dec
1
94
Feb
1
136% Jun
9
92
Mar
11
23% Sep 21
76
Apr 16
112
24% Mar
8
30% Aug 30
Nov 21
Gas
Eastern
21%
21%
1
22%
223A
com—10
X29 %
—
Lines
Air
Inc—
& Fuel Assn
5
prior preferred
100
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp—2.50
Eastman Kodak Co common
10
4%%
14
Mar 20
10% Oct
25
Jan
4
Jun
7
19 % Jun
23
Electric
El
53 % Dec
8
Mus
22% Jun
21
113/4
11%
12%
12
12%
27%
27
273/a
27Vs
27%
485/8
49%
49%
513/4
52%
53%
10
32 Va
32 Ve
common—25
275/a
28%
Watch Co
Natural
Emerson
Paso
Gas
Electric
Mfg Co
& Phonograph
12% Sep 18
23% Jun 22
26% May 11
28% Aug 28
10% Dec
6
25
Mar
•
34% Aug 22
Empire District Electric Co
32% Jan
29
41% Deo 23
25
Dec
9
38% Jan
Endicott Johnson Corp
76% Dec
16
88
78
50
Oct
29
70
56
Oct
2
Mar
•
63
May
4
20
84
Aug 30
8
23
7
32% Feb
24
Sep
41% Sep
5% Dec
40
9
Jun
16% Dec
34% Dec 31
Jan
4
6
6% Oct
20
Nov
30
54% Jan
7
52% Dec
5
Feb
11
20% Jan
5
25
58
1
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
Apr
2
30% Mar 12
28% Deo 16
34% Oct 22
49% July
8
88% Oct
8
40
Jan
7
37% Nov
9
37% Apr
9
20% Dec
6
35% Jan
Jan
2
24
28
10% July 18
28% Aug 31
10% Jan 13
5% Oct
21% Jan
21
24
5% Dec
5
37
29% Mar
7
11
80
Sep 28
Apr
8
Radio
4%
preferred
Industries
Equitable Gas Co
Englehard
5%
Erie
Products
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
27
Fairbanks
Morse
12% Feb
20
Fairbanks
28% Feb
26
$1.60
113%
111%
113%
97%
953/4
953/,
953/4
953/4
96 Va
96%
305/a
30%
305/a
30 3/o
305/a
30%
305/8
30%
30%'
60
60
60%
60%
61
61
61
61
61
*843/4
86%
86%
86%
*86
87
*86
87
35%
353/4
*35%
36
353/4
36
93 %
96
*93
96
*93%
96
*93%
96
*
20 3/4
21
463/4
10%
♦81
*95
*85%
3/g
5%
35%
36%
35%
*93%
36%
100
1,800
96
203/4
21
20%
21
21
21%
46%
46%
46%
46 3/u
46%
463/a
46%
1,800
53/4
5%
53/4
53/4
51%
11%
21
46%
.
51
83
v
900
20 3/4
46%
•
86%
80
11,600
513/4
5%
37,800
3,100
10%
51
11
103/4
6
51%
5%
51%
6
51%
51
51 %
3,900
12
12%
9,900
27
273/„
52,200
52%
113/4
25,900
x51 %
11%
113/8
12
32%
32 s/a
32%
32%
323/s
323/4
32%
28%
32%
23,800
1,600
28
28
28 3/a
29
29
25
28%
5,900
*81
"
*81
83
*81
83
11%
83
*81
83
17%
175/8
17
17%
16%
17
163/4
17
17
18
38%
38%
383/a
383/4
383/!
383/4
38%
38%
38 3/o
5%
383/4
3,000
5%
5 Va
5%
5%
5%
5%
53%
5%
5%
25,800
25%
253/s
6,900
25
26%
25%
25%
52%
52%
*515/8
53%
*52
53%
IIVb
11%
11
11%;
11
11%
11%
113/a
20%
20%
20%
205/8
11 %
20%
213/s
203/4
211/4
21
21
6,500
34
34 3/8
333/4
343/a
x33 %
33%
33%
333/4
33%
33%
6,200
No par
20%
21
20%
20%
21
213/4
22
22
100
50
5
Co
Inc.
24
112%
1
3
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
&
Eversharp
26% Jun
100
1
8.50
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
Evans
9,600
43,100
113
*59%
Co
Inc
Battery
Storage
Emerson
-16%
11%
Stores
Elgin National
28% Nov 23
29
24% Oct 31
33
July 29
26% Jan
73
4
16
27
7
17% Oct 25
94
5
16%'
11%
9% Jan
IB
Aug
153/4
49 %
43% Oct 24
Jan
88
45% Jan
270
16%
273/a
63% Deo 21
67
1
8134
11%
14
16
6
Mar 21
81
48%
38% Jan
18% Jan
92% Oct
79
32% Nov
81
27 Vs
Electric &
4
May IB
46% Dec 24
81
2
5
26
Aug
89
Bros
14,200
81
3
25
8% Feb
89
4
preferred
Manufacturing
Edison
1093/a
23,200
30
50%
54% Feb
1
Feb
$3.60
Eaton
1095/3
241/a"
293/4
10
5
29
5% Dec
15
34
6
65% May 23
108%
16
23%
30%
55/b
44% Apr
83% Jan
96% July 22
46% Jan
16%
]2,100
24%
30
Ind Amer shares—
31% July 16
65% Aug
7
8% Dec 18
1
3
155/b
81:
;
23%
23%
30%
97%
7
29
48% Feb
16
81
:
1
30%
17
28% Sep
63% Aug 13
15%
80%
»
23
23%
225/a
293/4
*953/4
7% Dec
45% Dec 31
6
82
22%
.
>
109%
36% Jan
94
6
36% Jan
88% Jun
*79%
...
107 3/4
50
—1
common—1
4 % %
preferred
100
Ekco Products Co common
2.50
4 % %
preferred
;
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer—1
Electric Auto-Lite Co
—5
Oct 26
9
36% Nov
i,
30
25%
*52
26
53%
26
27%
*52
53%
40
11%
11,100
1,570
F
7
7% Sep
29
£9% Jan
2
79% Aug 11
18% Jan
9
27% Nov
For
2
96
Sep 14
Mar 13
31% Sep
35
footnotes,
Jan
ll
9
see page
&
Co
Feb
1
89
Sep
20
83% Feb
8
37% Dec
5
1
preferred-—40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Fairmont Foods Co common
1
4%
convertible preferred
_100
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
38
4
32% Oct
6
Family Finance Corp
81
20.
Oct
Mar
9% Mar
37% Dec
1
8
Whitney Corp com
convertible
1
6%
21
63/4
21 Vs
6%
21
21
63/4
6%
21
21
6%
21
*
5%
363/a
*80
37%
31
53/4
37
82
*373/4
313/4
5%
363/4
*80
55/3
37
82
55/8
6%
363/4
36%
*80
37
37%
37
31%
313/a
31%
82
37%
22%
1,300
6%
7%
6%
71/4
63,100
21Vb
21%
21%
21%
1,300
6Vo
31,000
5%
37
*80
37
X311/4
6%
5%
37%
*361/4
37
82
5,100
♦8(5
82
37%
37
37
1,700
31%
31%
32
2,600
Volume
192
Number 6011
.
.
,
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2339)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
49 Va Feb
9
5% Jan
72
Lowest
Oct
28
6
101/4 Apr
16% Mar 10
22 % Apr
40 % Dec
32 V* Nov
10
21 % Jan
2
43%
9
30
6% Oct
26
24
15% Oct
5
20% Jan
4
25% July 28
40% Jan
6
69% Jan
9% Mar 29
23
15% Dec
5
27% Jan
19
24% Jun
9
26
45
4
25 V4 Jan
19
15% Oct
31
20
27% Jan
8
51% Dec
21
35% Oct
24
67% Jun
45% Feb
4
32% Oct
57% Mar 20
13 Va Oct
6
19 % Jan
24
44% Jan
25
May 12
15
24% Oct
26
5
20% Feb
4
39% Feb
26
22
14
Nov
14 % Jan
16
80% Jan
39
'27% Oct 24
32% Oct
4
12
31 % Nov
24
2
Oct
47
5
27
6
61% July
31% Dec
28
22
Oct
25
9Vj Jan
5
13% Apr
28
13% Jan
44 V4 Jun
1
; 6% Nov
23% Nov
17
21
7
38% Apr
23
89
Feb
2
80
84
Apr
99
21
117 % Jun
1
92% Dec
7
110
22
45
Sep
Jun
43
Jun
15
Dec
9
31% Mar
15
56% Dec
15
5
29
Jan
20
50% Feb
23
30 % Jan
May 27
5
28
16% Jan
4
2
13
34% Apr
85% Nov
18
Sep
230
.
95
13
12
Oct
25
19% Jan
5
24
Oct
24
41% Jan
29
Dec
24
77
Feb
26
66
25%
26
16
16
16
9,800
11,300
3,400
"27%
28%
27%
28%
7,500
33%
34
33%
34 Va
27,600
27%
28 Vb
27 %
28 %
27%
29
52,250
par
49%
50%
49%
50
49 Va
50
2
49%
49%
26 Vb
49%
26%
x25%
50 %
--—III—5
26%
26%
26%
26 Vb
26%
6%
6%
25%
26
6 Va
6 %
6%
6%
6%
_5
6%
24%
24%
6%
24%
6%
4,700
24%
24%
25%
25 Va
♦81 %
24%
82 %
*81%
82%
*81%
25%
12,300
82%
*81%
82%
93%
93 %
*81 Va
93%
82 Va
93%
92%
93%
93%
39
93%
92%
38%
93%
340
39
38%
*38%
39%
39
39
2.50
35%
38%
500
36
38%
35%
36 Vb
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
par
55%
36 %
56
56
9,100
56%
56 Vb
56%
56%
57%
57%
common
preferred
_No par
conv
A 2nd
$2.25
conv
B
pfd—.
100
2nd pfd
Fluor
&
No par
Light Co___No
Corp Ltd_,
$4.20 divid
Food
Giant
pfd
Markets
Food
&
'51
of
Inc
Corp
Motor
Foremost
14%
14 Va
15%
13,000
31
31%
31%
31 Va
15,900
86
*84%
85
23%
12
55%
*180
*84 Va
23%
56%
—
23%
*11%
23%
12
55
*11%
55
56%
*180
,
86
*84%
23%
12
12
55%
56
55%
56 %
56
*180
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
19%
62 Va
62%
62%
IIIH5
~_2
I—IlO
Stores Corp..'
Sulphur
Co
95
5,900
600
9,800
*180
♦94
95
.
94
11%
11%
11%
7,400
19%
19%
20%
10,900
94
100
62 Vb
62%
62%
63%
62 Va
64%
15%
15%
61,700
15%
16
15
15%
14%
14%
14 Vb
14%
26
26%
174,500
25%
26%
26
26%
26 %
26%
26%
28'%
5,800
No par
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
63%
3%
3%
3%
3%
1
13
3%
13%
I ~~Io
Co__
Trailer
200
23%
12
11%
*94
87
23%
12
94
95
*84 Va
23%
12
"ISO
*94
86
23%
18%
Inc
Freeport
4%
14%
31
11%
Co
Dairies
Franklin
21
15
30%
94
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
Fruehauf
19,200
14%
31
_2
.
Co
8
15
14%
I-IIIIIII
Inc
Mineral
13%
29%
12
convertible preferred—100
preferred —————100
Mart
59%
13%
23%
10
com
320
29 %
85
_1
com
preferred—
Chem
"
4,500
18,603
13%
15
10
—
25
29 Vb
1
common
ser
convertible
Mach
•
_____2.50
Food Fair Stores Inc
6
84% Nov
26
16
33%
29% Dec
May 27
25%
16
28%
15% Jan
30 V8 Feb
25%
16
33%
21
5
25 Vb
161/4
27%
Mar 30
17% Dec
45 Vb
25%
15%
27%
Rubber—!ino
8
22
46%
24%
16 %
"28%
34%
_
Jan
12% Nov
45%
25%
16%
27%
1
27%
Ford
12% Jan
68
*
33%
Foote
20
100
16%
46%
27 Vb
6
22
22%
27%
7
19% Feb
*22%
27%
15
37% Apr
22%
34
19% Jan
5
1
*22 %
39
26%
92% Jan
23% Nov 20
22%
33
35% Jan
8
.
Charter Financial Corp_No
par
First National Stores
No
5
49% May 12
18
__.i_
Firestone Tire &
3%%
1
30% Dec
Inc
3%%
23
28
36%
First
23
21
18% Jan
2,300
38%
Corp
May 31
Jun
Dec
14% Jan
*22%
38%
♦22Va
24%
22
6
22%
37%
25
~Jll25
Stores
16%
Paper Prod
No par
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
10
11% Oct
% Dec
22%
37%
Dept
Fiberboard
Filtrol
17% Nov
3
4,300
22%
33
16
3,800
60% July 25
21
23%
33
16%
14,400
3
31% Sep
21% Jan
23%
33
16
38%
4%
Nov
23%
33
Corp
Food
6
23%
33
16 Vb
22
18
23%
33
38%
26
5
23 V:
33
16
58% Nov 28
4
23%
33
38%
14 % Apr
21
16%
23%
33
33
16
28"% Apr
13
16
23%
preferred
38%
26
May 31
16 %
♦23%
5,700
13,400
16%
20% Oct
88% Jan
15%
27%
45%
11
Sep 27
44% May 13
196
27
16%
16
2
Mar 11
27%
15%
44%
2
Aug 13
com—1
Electric Co
16 Va
44%
55% Aug 27
95
9,800
16
17% Jan
216
18%
43%
35 Va Jan
16
18%
16 Vb
Sep 21
July 10
18%
44%
Feb
20% Aug
45% Mar
1,400
9,800
18%
27
16 Vb
Sep 22
93% Dec
6 VB
43 Vb
11
2
51%
6 VB
__iq
40
5
49%
6%
_^_I™_i
Ferro
22
17
49%
6'/a
19
Power
Dec
14% Nov
48%
6%
26%
Florida
29
29
25% Oct
48%
6%
18%
68% Jun
80
50% Jan
47%
6%
26%
Power Corp
11% Apr
Feb
48%
6%
18%
Florida
93
87
47%
6%
26
38 % May 10
27% May 29
43
Mar
9
170
48%
6%
18%
$4.50
1
9
Shares
47%
25%
Fenestra
$4
5
8
the Week
Dec. 9
19
Federated
22
84
Jan
Friday
Dec. 8
25%
Flintkote Co
30% Dec
Oct
Sales for
Thursday
18%
4.60%
Jun
38 % Nov
Sep
26
PRICES
par
19
32% Sep
81% Dec
SALE
Dec. 7
Firstamerica Corp
Firth Carpet Co—
45% Jan
30% Jun
24
48% Oct
Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
conv 2nd pfd series A
23
Paper Board Co common..5
Federal
Jan
22% Aug 15
Dec. 6
25%
Pacific
5%%
Oct
Tuesday
Dec. 5
I5
Mogul Bower Bearings
Federal
May 23
6
20% Jan
4
Federal
33
15 % Nov
23
Monday
Par
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
;
;_5
Fawick Corp
~_2
Fedders Corp
IIIIIIIIl
19 %
26
23% Aug 12-
Oct
4
21% Sep
56% Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
—
31% July 29
Nov" 25
YORK
EXCHANGE
44 % Nov
21% May 26
55
NEW
Highest
13%
13%
13
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
28
28%
28%
29
29
29%
29 %
29%
28%
29%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18 Va
17%
18%
17%
18%
79%
80„
80
80
79%
79%
80
80%
80 %
80% I
common.
_
1
.
preferred
too
1,300
800
24,900
1
48,500
300
G
12% Jan
28
16% Jan
Feb
9
4% Sep
10
28
12 Vb Oct
25
21% Jan
19% Sep 29
38% May 31
27% Jan
51
Jan
Gardner-Denver
50% Jun
20
38
May 11
26% July 23
56% May 21
2
40% Oct
33
42'/a July 27
59
Dec
Garrett
8
Mar
11
9
3% Oct
24
Gabriel
Gamble
6% Jan
Skogmo Inc
Gar
Nov
19
37 Va Jan
19
24
Sep
29
31% Mar 25
17 Vb Jan
5
|19% Sep
8
17
Apr
22
2
10% Sep
20
19% Sep
11% Sep
36% Feb
2
22 Vb Sep
20
30% Jan
6
29
Dec
14
89 % Oct
20
96% Jan
22
;
Co
Nov
18
39
51% Feb
9
"11
Dec
138
22
29% Nov
14 % Jan
153
9
23
37 Va Oct
74
Nov
42 Va Apr
16% Oct
12
•'84
Mar 17
25 Va July
6
33% Oct
5
9% Jan
2
24
34% Jan
27
26
45% Jan
75% Mar
2
7% Feb
31
32% Oct
10
45% May 11
21
33/4
33/4
33/,
33/4
3%
*25
2 61/4
•251/4
26'A
251/4
25 'A
18
18%
18%
18%
18
18
$0.60
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
General
8
21% Apr .14
6 % Dec
7
$4.50
900
23'/4
24
24
241/4
24
24%
6,000
*93%
95
■'•♦93
American
10%
23 Va
23%
23'
100
93%
93%
*93%
5
20 %
21
x20
73
74
$8
_
Oil
Co
of
Texas
Transportation—1.25
—5
25
General
General
4
Gen
Corp com
preferred
Cigar Co Inc
39% Mar 18
15% Oct
25
29% Jan
5
5
33% Sep
23
53% Jan
11
General
Dynamics
'99% Dec
31
70 Va Sep
28
99% Jan
4
General
Electric Co
May 21
30% Apr
21
37% Nov
28
General
18
73% Dec
8
General
Foods
22 % Mar
8
50% Jun
29
General
Instrument
Dec
Mills
Sep
22
6
16 % Feb
40
38% May
9
30 Vb Dec
28
101 % Dec
28
37% Aug 25
23% May 23
32
9
General
Mar
3
101 % Jan
7
58% July
7
40% Dec
6
Aug 22
6
55% Jan
General
112% Mar
4
100 Va Jan
5
108% Aug 25
3
114
Mar 25
45
8
100% Dec
22
75% Dec
14
87
Mar
23 Va Dec
23
26
Nov
35% Nov
16
43% May 25
111
4
July
1
26 % Dec
7
General
Outdoor
39% Jan
4
General
Portland
28
60
Nov
27
43% Oct
25
66% Jun
22
2
43
Nov
27
35
Sep
28
45
Jun
20
$1.60
52% Jan
2
73
Dec
16
57% Sep
20
79% Jun
22
$3
14
76
Nov
27
61
Sep 20
85% Jun
22
$2.98
53 Va
Sep
5 vb Jun
16
5% Jan
15
22% Nov
30
26% Oct
23
22% Mar
9
26% Nov
13
39% Feb
18
23 % Oct
5
11% Dec
7
28 vb
Apr
5
6
Nov
26% Jun
36% Jun
28
General
23
Dec
Dec
Jan
2
General
Tire
17
59
preferred
&
5
19% July 18
Giant
91% Nov
Gillette
19
65% Sep
*96
Sep
22
$4.50
20
27% Jan
8
16 Vb Oct
27
25 % Jan
19
29
29% July 13
11% Dec
1
23% Jan
8
4174 Nov
2
50% Jan
27
34% Nov
4
45% Jan
17% Dec
4
27% May 20
10 Va Nov
23
20% Jan
In
2% Oct
19
1% Nov
29
3% Jan
21
76 % Jan
14
103% Jun
1
45 Vb Nov
19
49% Dec
15
.
45
Dec
5
89 Vb Jan
32% Sep
27
8
Feb
4
24
4
8% Dec
16
11
20
10 Vb Mar 18
30 Vb Nov
20
37% Aug
4
74
Jun
22
84 Va Mar
4
8 % Jan
7
May 28
4
Goebel
Co
Goodyear
55% Jan
18
31% July
4
1
60 Va Aug
16
597/b Apr
When
26
3% Jan
7% Sep
28
10% Jan
8V4 Jan
6
32% Apr
12
(W R)
2
23
20% Oct
28
501/4
51%
503/B
6IV2
631/4
62%
63%
131/4
13%
133/B
13%
13%
17%
17
173/b
17%
173/B
61
13 V4
13
16Va
16'A
86
55 ,V
-
16%
'
943/4
86%
55%
96i/4
16%
861/4
/
88
55%,
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96'%
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>,.163/4
| ,12%
5
29%
4.
m.1' '•
50%
623/4
7,500
13Vb
13%
24,800
X17 %
88%
16%
51%
62 %
.55%97
29%
17%
12,300
16,200
•
55%
*95
50
11,166
28%
873/4
553/4
4
x
283/4
94%
103
*100
51
631/4-
49%
64V4
*95
95
50 3/„
50%
'
49%
50%
103
29%
283/4
881/4
493/4
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♦100
28%
28%
97
:i
.16%,'
503/4
93%
103
87%
56
v.
16%
90
56
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.
8,700
Va\
4,400
97 %:
16 %
16%
2,800
11'/a
12 Vb
12%
12%
12 %
123/s
133/B
12%
13'/4"
36%
36'%
36%
36%
36%
363/4
363/4
3 63/b
37V4
5,700
11
11
11
11%
11
11%
3,900
10%
103/4
10%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
45
46%
45%
463/4
46'%
48'A
35%
36%
351/4
353/4
34%
"
35%
101/2
1
1%
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35%
*35
13/4
13/4
1%
48
48%
48%
50%
343/4
35%
35
"80,000
36%
1%
6,300
59,700
.
34,800
35%
35%
*36%
36%
26
26%
26
26'/4
25Vb
25%
25Vb
25%
26V2
263/4
2,300
34V4
35Va
351/4
36%
353/4
36%
35%
36
35 Va
35%
19,900
1%
25,400
—
„
4
35%
100
1,100
35
35%
35%
36%
36
36%
13,600
293/4
30'A
293/4
30%
293/4
30
16,400
75
74
75
75
75
City
Co
Atlantic
&
Gt
Stores
Pacific
Northern Iron
7%
Green
17
24 % Aug
Greyhound Corp
89
82
Jan
19
97
(H L)
34%
29%
30
75
75
Tea
26%
34%
29'A
*74
2
27
35
30%
75
8%
8%
33
33%
32%
33
8%
1
Co__l
8%
*74
8%
32Va
170
83/4
33
8%
8%
8%
2,300
323/4
8%
33%
33%
35%
32,200
18%
6,000
18%
18%
18'%
183/4
18%
18 3/4
18 %
18%
Co
—25
45 Va
46%
46%
47
47
48
46'A
47
46 %
46%
Co—
No par
44%
44%
28'%
44
44%
44
441/2
44
44%
44
Va
44%
8,900
28'%
2 8 3/4
28%
29
29V4
29%
29Vt
301/4
13,900
28
273/4
28
28%
28V2
3,400
Ore
Prop
No par
Corp
com
preferred
32 Va Mar 14
Feb
34 Va
100
Grayson-Roblnson
Great
27
6.25
common-.
preferred
26%
2.50
Steel-,
(W T)
3%%
20
♦100
6,100
24% May 29
11
931/2
103
4,600
Sugar
Jan
35,800
491/4
95
*100
26%
Western
72
50%
491/2
*93i%
95
26%
Great
11
44,700
26%
15
61% Oct
113,900
14%
26'%
32% Feb
July 13
400
26%
14 '/a
26%
Financial
79
25%
26%
151/4
261/2
Western
1
253/4
263/4
14%
48%
49%
5
Great
For footnotes, see page 26.
25%
26V4
16%
x36%
.1
Co
12
87% Dec
•25%
26%
15%
7%
34% Aug
1
25%
26
15%
6'A
22% Oct
15
*25%
26'/4
15i%
13/4
27
Aug 19
25%
25%
600
6 «/4
Paper
Jan
13,600
7%
Ry
34% Sep
25
1%
Northern
29
241/4
63/b
Northern
4
243/b
7%
Great
26
24%
l3/4
Great
17% Oct
24%
6%
5
22 vb Jan
24'/4
*7%
4
17
5,400
24%
1%
26
30% Feb
21
6%
53% Jan
Aug 12
30% Mar 30
20 3/4
7%
26% Jan
"
13
21%
7%
52% Jan
5
13
20%
1%
24
Nov
24
Inc—
common
37 "
29
16%
No par
Batteries
& Co——
18% Nov 25
Aug 19
13'/4
203/4
25%
103
86 Va
10
42% May 10
143
*13
x20 '/a
6V4
41V4 Jan
4
13%
42,500
7%
Union
18
9
4,600
13
13%
5%
6%
Grand
8
21% Dec
31,200
30
5%
1%
15 V4 Jan
128% Jan
26
293/4
53/4
6%
31
5
25'%
293/4
5%
x7>%
7% Oct
8
26
29%
1%
Grant
47% Feb
30
253/B
303/4
6%
Granite
141 % May
19
26%
30
5%
7%
Aug 25
May 11
5 3/4
253/8
303/4
1%
Jun
26
5%
26
7%
80
9
x5Va
6%
41% Aug 24
15
6
150
l
32
24
1,700
$0.60 convertible preferred-No par
Ltd
5
7
Oct
75
13
_5
__
12
2
74%
54%,.,,55Va
Granby Mining Co
11
27
743/4
5
Rubber—No par
Graham-Paige Corp
Jan
30% Sep
733/4
42
10
:
issued
5% May 10
32% Dec
25% Mar 23
Dec
6
73
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5
F)
&
Grace
17
73
*39
_1
(B
Gould-National
Feb
Co_
Inc
Tire
28 Va Oct
30
;
Brewing Co_
44 % Jan
74
72%
28%
:_No"par"m~'""^*95
—_
29
20
72%
63
1
1
Corp
29
Oct
&
Co_
Goodrich
35% Dec
Co
common
Globe-Wernicke
24% Sep
16% July 17
Cement
McEean
Alden
32% Sep
1% Oct
26
2,500
73
1
24% Sep
6 % Nov
73%
49%
10
4
preferred —J..;
Gladding
Glen
1
—:
Brothers
Glidden
47% Jan
35% Dec
54% July 15
70
28%
-_80c
Co
Co
Gimbel
13 Vb Apr
Corp_.
Portland
6
*100
1
Products
23
*931/2
100
Georgia-Pacific
Gerber
48%
83%c
com
100
Getty Oil Co—
13
28
Rub
Genescolnc—
18
11
_2.50
preference
Nov
Jan
25
3.33%
preference
51/2%
19% Jan -4
88
B)_;
Corp
64 Vj Dec
50% Jan
4% Jan
(series
Electronics
&
May 20
12% M„ay 17
' 1
713/4
16
25
29
40
71
25 Va
Time
26
57
393/4
71
25%
General
42
55%
40
71
15%
24
42% Feb
23
2,900
3,500
Telephone Co of Florida—
41% Oct
24
Mar 30
♦103
*37
25
Corp
553/b
103%
40%
70
25 Va
.
103
102%
413/b
«0
24
Tele
54% Dec
1
*71
—No par
54%
54%
41
70
*37%
25
19% Nov
83
12,200
54
41
69%
40
24%
33 Vb Jun
96 Va Apr
Oct
58
69%
_1
General
8
Oct
56 V2
*37
No par
12
Nov. 12
17% Jan
54%
1
—No par
Corp
Castings
34 Vb May 31
Jan
23
53%
Equipt Corp
preferred
21
5
59
126
10,900
20
25
14
July
38%
♦13
24 Va Jan
68% Dec
44% Nov
26
37
26% Sep
54 Va Apr
44% Mar 18
45 Va
79
26
13
14% Oct
24% Dec
78 Va
36%
Steel
71
35% Nov
78
26%
363/4
General
28 Va Jan
42% Apr
2 Vb Nov
78
26%
4
17
92
78%
37'/4
29% Jan
25
3,300
26%
19
28
1033/4
3 6 3/4
21
4
240
145,900
26
13
40% Jan
26,700
41%
'78%
78'%
21
26
32
105%
78%
79%
10
25% Oct
31 Vb
105
25%
Refractories
3
31'A
106
37%
General
$5
30%
♦105
25 %
General
5
30%
106'A
36'A
1
Oct
293/b
600
25
25%
4
42,700
36%
x30'%
26
411/4
36 %.
31V4
96% Feb
393/4
24%
26 Va
81% Jan
413/8
*78%
5%
103% July
15,400
39%
41%
15
29 Va
5
733/4
"
—1
Co
25%
6
66,200
371%
72 %
*
102Va
10c
Jan
77%
♦371/4
73%
102%
2.50
Jan
763/4
371/4
73%
1021/4
Service
91
77%
*363/4
73'/4
1031/4
Utilities
100
76%
37%
102 Va
Public
3
763/4
40'%
Public
26
39,700
40%
General
Jan
8,300
41%
1061/4
29%
106
2,400
203/B
40%
40%
6
17
29'/4
X106
107
39%
6%
19'/4
411/4
40%
13 Va Dec
104
29%
39%
6%
20%
40%
40 Va
33% Jan
17 Vb Nov
36% Jan
72
6
40 Va Jun
46
37
71%
General
40% Dec
2
27
75%
37%
71%
28
99% Mar
8
Jan
75%
371/4
71%
18% Sep
20% Oct
86% Nov
15
90
74%
37
6%
20
;
No par
series
preference
12% Oct
44 Vb Jan
75%
70%
6%
150
11,200
1%
common
preferred-
23% Oct
98
35%
37
1
$1.30
81%
74%
27
1
34%
811/4
35
61/2
11% Jan
7
34Vb
81%
413/b
29 Va
4,200
34%
203/4
107
18%
34'/4
61/4
3
17%
33%
391/2
38%
140
2,600
*80%
20%
40
341/4
6,700
8 %
33%
6%
39%
17%
9
813/4
39%
9
26% July
29
173/b
'
139'%
8
34%
20%
1
8%
8 '/a
139%
33%
6%
2
May 22
331/4
8%
'
'
9%
139%
"81%
38'%
Jan
31
35'/4
20%
Railway Signal
6.67
Realty & Utilities—10c
21
81
34
6%
Corp
Cement
Precision
conv
81
9
139%
17%
5
Advertising
convertible
General
24
$3.75
conv
33
34%
,
8%
39%
39% Nov
Sep 29
24% Oct
5
General
16%
17%
33%
81
8
No par
July 13
31% Jan
9
139
•
20%
_100
32
29% Jan
9
139
8V4
341/4
6%
_l
preferred
Preferred
5,300
39
common
76% Jan
17
6,600
74%
20
No par
preferred
$5
20%
741/4
1
—
Motors Corp
201/4
76
9%
16%
2
Corp
Corp
Corp
21 Vb
25
85% Aug
5%
20%
75
_5
Finance
61 % Aug
74
30% Jan
20'A
76'/4
33%
1
General
66 Va Jan
20 3/8
751/4
33%
100
10
201/4
141
8%
17%
95
,^*93%
v
201/4
Xl39'%
8'A
94
200
2,000
75%
81
No par
Contract Finance Corp
Controls
Co_
28
30
23%
9
9VB
140
33/4
95
74'%
16%
—5
1st
Jan
8V4
2
Cable
82
Aug 24
35% Dec
9
Corp
Corp
Bronze
8vb Jan
140
Bancshares
General
4%
9
No par
preferred-——
General
4274 Oct
-
*10%
com—1
Investors
preferred
18
No par
voting pref
conv
Baking ^Cocommon
4
July 22
4,500
3%
General
9 va Jan
34,500
18%
10%
11
12% Jan
146
54%
25'%
Amer
9
52%
3%
General
16
56%
18%
5
28
54
8,600
25 Va
Amer
Oct
14,200
3%
General
7% Jun
5,800
45
18
13
8% Dec
59
23
441%
26V4
21
;
X56%
12%
22%
3%
99% Oct
137
58%
12'A
23
44%
*25 V4
26% Jan
22
57%
57%
1
4
May 19
56 V4
12%
22
43
12'/4
'
1
Jan
10% Mar 25
44%
50
May 18
80% July
21%
*43%
com
Inc
90
i
12%
21 >/4
4.4
Corp
17
58% Feb
12%
211/4
44
preferred
7
-
12%
21%
convertible
22
67 Va Mar 11
Jan. 28
7% Feb
Jan
12%
21 Va
44%
Acceptance
4% %
General
9
Industries
12%
20%
44%
__2
Corp
Wood
12 V4
1
5
,_5
Co
28 Va
28%
1
No par
28'%
X27%
28
27%
18%
7,800
loo
Co Inc
140
140%
138'%
139
138'%
138%
137%
1373/4
♦136V4
138
1
24
24Vi
231/4
24
22%
233/8
23V4
23'/4
213/4
23
3
20 '/a
20%
20%
201/4
20
2OV4
20%
201/4
20%
20 «/4
89
89
♦88 3/4
90%
10
31%
321/4
21,000
18%
18%
8,800
800
4,800
'
common—
4Va%
preferred
100
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile &-Ohio RR com_No
par
$5 preferred—
No par
*89
90'%
*883/4
*883/4
£0%
32%
33 Va
x317/a
323/8
32
32 'A
18
18%
18%
183/e
18 1/4
181/2
67
65V4
66V4
66
66
.
.
90%
31%
321/4-
18%
18%
..
15,000
"
*'
*66
*653/4
66
*65 Va
66
400
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2340)
20
.
.
Monday, December 12, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
J
Kan* e ft Previous
Highest
Lowest
35 V# Nov
26 % July 25
3
37% Dec
24
25
27% Oct
Jan
37
30% Nov
4
7
Oil
Gulf
28
Jun
9
Sep
29
89 Va Apr
16
Jan
9
91
Apr
81 ft Dec
32
38% Jun
6
86% Aug 26
$4.20
7
91 % Oct
$4.40
82
Aug
7
9
87% May 18
96
Dec
30
104 Va Mar
3
97
98
Dec
22
105% Mar
4
88
91
23
7
Aug 12
4
103 va Nov
15
97% Jan
11
103 Vi Aug
19
24% Sep
28
Jan
35% May 31
*29%
preferred
dividend
$5.08
SALE
PRICES
Friday
Dec. 8
30%
29%
30 Va
Sales for
Tnursday
—
•
the Week
Dec. f>
30%
29%
30
Co—
33%
33%
34
83%
83 Va
83
83
88%
*87 Va
88 %
88
88 Va
*87%
*88
92
*88
92
92
*88
32%
32%
33
83
83
100
100
100
__100
100
2.50
dividend preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg
HIGH
Deo. 7
*87%
No par
dividend
preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
$5
AND
Weunesday
30
Shares
30%
—
—
73,900
—
Co—
preferred
dividend
29%
29%
29%
8.33 %
Common
8
Jan
84% Jan
13
94
27% Feb
8
Dec
Dec. 6
8.33 y3
*
Utilities
States
Tuesday
Dec. 5
Par
Corp
issued
When
Gulf
80
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
*101%
102%
*101%
102%
*101
luk'/a
32
32%
102%
102%
*101
*RR
31%
84
♦83
88%
*87%
92
*88
33%
34%
10,200
84%
,
170
88%
90
92
*101%
102%
*101%
102%
*101
~10
102%
*101
ima ,11
33%
34%
84
102%
*iux.
33
34
102%
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
33%
10,300
H
20
49 Va Not
48 Va Nov
20
19
29% May 22
4
30
20% Mar 31
88
Feb
3
4
24
21% Dec
5
88% Jun
July 23
31
% Aug 14
114 Va Aug
6
24
Nov
48
71 Va May
25 Va Nov
Feb
35% Jun
9
44 Va Feb
7
55
Sep
51 % Jan
31% Apr
27
26
4
Hackensack
Co
19
Hall
Jan
4
106 Vi Jan
6
36
19
61 %
44 % Feb
132
122 Va July
26% Jun
20
32% Jan
25
Hammermill
25
47 V# Jun
21
Hammond
57% Jan
5
Nov~10
42
13
121
Jan
July
5
24
Oct
34% Oct
24
21% May 24
31
18% Oct
24% Nov
20
34
22% May 26
3
Mar
7% Jan
16
12% Apr
30
39 % Apr
21
79% May
12 Va Dec
27% Apr
14
6
38 Va Apr
22
17
88 V* May 26
2
40 Va Dec
92
11% Jan
29
Dec
78
May 20
5
901/4 May
11
Aug 31
27
26
9% May 25
12
2
22
29% Jan
2
Jan
35
7
16% Jan
30
84% Jan
75 V. Sep
26% Sep
61% Feb
20
43 Vi Sep
46% Aug 18
8% Oct
13
35 Va Nov
Mar 24
129
77
Jan
4
37% Feb
17
11
33% July
Aug
5
20
Jan
4
82% Dec
8
60
Jan
19
74% Dec
31
61% Apr
105
Sep
29
118 Vi Apr
16
104 Va Dec
6
55% Apr
13
68% Dec
9
9
113% Dec
9
34
Jan
46% Apr
38% Feb
27
1
lllVTAug 26
62-^a Nov
22
Jan
4
25 Va Dec
42 Vi
23% July 22
18 Va Oct 26
8
15% Mar
28
13'/a Jan
64V4 Jan
72 % Aug 25
60 Va May 11
85
July 29
July 22
92% Feb
41
Aug 27
30
37
Jan
May" 21
117
31 % Jan
Nov
16
6
15
11 Va Oct
27
21% Jan
5
15% Apr
24% Jun
27% Feb
2
29% Nov
37
% Jan
4
6
30 %
July
16
13
Jan
Jan~21
30% July
42% Sep
52% Aug
29
30% Oct
W)
Powder
Hertz
Hilton
5 %
pfd
Hotels
6,500
2,400
5
24%
25
25
26'/a
26
26%
26
26%
26 Va
20%
26 Va
9%
15,400
5%
52% Oct
20
2
40% Jun
2
66 Vi Dec
7
Honolulu
27% Oct
25
41V# Jan
4
Hooker
80
Dec
15
90% Apr
81% Feb
2
90% Sep
$4.25
Hoover
Hotel
18
Sep
19'/a Jun
21
2
24
Feb
8
361/4 Dec
30
41
Feb
12
261/4 Dec
14
37% Jan
' <„
_
14
Jan
14
Sep
30
21
•'16% Oct
10
22% Jan
4
36% Mar 17
38% Feb
10
35% Dec
9
16
27
2
.*''•?
Sep
Jan
Mar
7
Dec
15
80% Mar
2
70% Jan
4
79
77
Dec
28
85% Mar
6
77
8
85% Sep
Jan
Dec
28
96% Jan
30
88% May
64% Sep
HVa Jan
21
75
Jan
22
65% Jan
15
18% Sep
29
13%
Aug 19
14
9
93
Sep
13
21
90
Dec
6
11% Mar 30
19% Jun 30
Jan
8
27
July 13
13% Dec
2
24% Jan
4
80 V4 Sep
18
Jan
21
66
Mar 17
43 Va Jun
29
54 Vi Jan
14
24 Va Mar 14
40 V# Dec
84% Feb
94
84% Dec
5
29% Dec
10
14
93% July 30
25
90% Aug 24
By* Jan
35
~9%
7
Dec
Jun
25
39% Dec
19 y# Oct
13
il
23% July
6% Oct
31
25
Sep
5
14
93% Nov
7
13% Jan
11
Oct
26
39% Jan
5
16% Oct
27
21% Jan
7
32
9
31 va
31%
*30%
31%
31
31
*30%
25
*33%
va*
*33%
34%
33%
*33
34
33 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*13 Va
14
13%
79
79
80 va
80%
81 %
81 Va
82%
80 va
82
104%
104%
104%
2.50
A_
Indust
57% Aug 24
31% Jan
4
45% Dec
4
Jan
27
58% Nov 23
39% Jan
24
18
43
41
Aug 12
Illinois
29
Apr
3
41% Feb
18
45
Aug
4
50
Jan
5
45 va Jan
22
49 Va Aug
9
4.70%
41 Va Oct
7
47
Jan
14
42% Jan
4
40% Sep
25
Feb
45% Mar 18
41
46% July 27
36% Jun
26
Indiana
17
50
Oct
6
8% Feb
25
22% Jan
12
10% Feb
5
30
74% Nov
17
109
May
July 28
163
May
55
July
6
8
18
July
5% July 11
S
86
86
86
21%
*21 Va
21%
21
21
4%
4%
18
Dec
9
Int'l
Eusiness
50% Jan
19
Int'l
488
57% July 10
38% Sep
23
138
Sep
25
153% Jan
14
139% Feb
2
148% Aug 25
28
Sep
22
35% Apr
30
Feb
8
36% Aug 24
68
Dec
22
69 % Jan
12
17% Aug
5
May 29
407% Mar
8
593
%%
-
50
80%
20
*80 Va
*89
90'.
89
90
80 Va
82 Va
90
8%
9%
34%
*34 Va
34%
34%
35%
17%
17%
39-
35
17%
7
50
*17
49%
«
.
*92 Va
7%
"*34 Va
17%
49%
17 Va"/
93"
88%
*14
93
92%
17%
♦34'/a.
35%:
16%
92%
•
39
*92
93
7
-
37%
>39%
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92%
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.
*92 Va
7%;:.'
50
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-46%
«'
92%
t
7
_5
Co
*89
50%
50%
88%
88%
13%
14%
.
80
July 30
27% Jun
4
47% Sep
24% Nov
12% Aug
20
80
Oct
25
25% Feb
24
46%
1,400
39%
17,500
17
17%
50%
50%
57% July 11
27%
28%
28
28%
27%
28
Va
15,500
28%
29%
29 Va
29%
29%
30Va
29%
30%
22,100
56 %
56 Va
56%
56%
57
56%
56%
56
56%
4,600
41%
41%
*
56%
,15
,
v
*41
42
♦41
42
41%
*41
42
50
*42
43%
*42
43%
*42
43%
*42
431/2
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44
*48
*48
48%
*48
48%
*48
48%
*48
48%
45%
-
48%
..
45 Va
•43%."
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V
■
;
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45%
*44%
45%
*441/2
43%
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45%
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*42
41%
*42
43%
43%
431/2
*42 V2
36%
35
36%
34%
36V4
48%
48
48%
48
48
\e
35%
36%
35%
36
35%
46%
46%
46%
48
48
6
100 pesos
6%-'
!
6
—1
17%
18%
68 Va
69%
69%
Inc_
-
5%
5%
*5%
17%
18%
17%
18Va
17,700
70
7Q%
69
701/4
8,600
*143
150
♦143
150
*143
*143
150
38
39
38%
39%
39%
40%
40%
41-
39%
33%
33%
33 %
33%
33%
34%
33%
34%.
34%
*32
—1
:
—100
89%
21%
22%
Machines.,—
common—
90
89%
1
—
553
—5
555
32%
*32
39%
39 va
39%
90%
,>89 %
90%
89Va
211/4
21%
21%
571
571
42%
42%
...140%
42 Va
42%
140%
141%
30% Dec
6
31% Dec
8
15
86% Dec
15
94
Jan
28
86% Jan
8
94 Va Aug
10% Sep
14
16% Jan
2
10% Dec
7
19% Mar
2
86
15
55
Dec
6
70% Mar
2
23
69
172%
Jun
23
38
Aug 24
International
Shoe—
6
44% Apr
28
58% Aug 15
International
37 Va Aug 21
45% May 6
30 Va Apr
25
35
Feb
17
46% May 25
39
32% Feb
17
42% Dec
May 10
14
9
40
9
19% Mar
17
Aug 18
32
Sep
22
38
35
Sep
21
40% Apr
32
Dec
9
33
Nov
5
May 27
International Resistance
32
May 31
7%
International
15
9
Interstate
18 V# Jun
22
20% Sep
2
Interstate
Power
$2
27 Va
•92
Teleg.No
"
42 Va
140%
141%
32%
31%
42%
3.50
400
56%
57
22%
.1 92
931/4
30%
31 l/a
31»/a
31%.-.
31
31%
-21,600
11,200
-r
';
94
94
94
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
4,900
57
55%
56 Va
56%
57%
58
60%
1,590
21 va
28%
27%
28'A
27
28%
11,900
91%
92%
91%
92%
93
93
34
33Va
331/2"
33
33%
5,200
57
56%
57%
57
57
2,400
28
57
56%
33
33
*32%
x33
.,
*92%
*32 Va
,
33%
33%
42 Va
42%
43
43%
43%
44%--
43%
441/2
36%
35%
35%
35%
36
35%
35%
35%
35%
*41%
42
•
42
41%
53
53%
54%
20
20
20%
*41V2
42
42
20%.
41%
42
57%
56%
57%
56 Va
58%
20%
55 Va
19%
200
32%
33%
42%
41%
1,000
20
2OV4
20
20
'
84,300
.
2,600
1,900
18,100
-
3,800
"
42% Nov 28
Iowa-Illinois
37% Jan 21
32% Mar
4
40
Iowa
20
Oct
31
Aug 29
36% Jan
7
Island
$6
15
36% Jan
2
18% Dec
14
23% Jan
7
12% Dec
1
Jan
12
16% Nov
4
31% Jan
28
10% Oct
13
18 % Jan
7
Jan
18% Oct
4
26
124
Sep
44 Va Jan
4
Gas
&
Electric
&
Light Co
Creek Coal
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
43 '/a
Co
9u0
41%
41%
41%
41
41
40%
41%
41%
421/4
3,100
37%
37%
37%
37%
37 Va
37%
37 V2
371/2
37%
7,100
42%
.1
41%
37%
t
22 va
-22%
22 Va
22%
22%
23
_1
-
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
42%
*42%
50c
common
preferred
42%
5
10
Light & Power Co—
Power
7
116% Sep
115
Elec
*117%
118%
•117%
118%
*117%
118
18%
18%
12%
12%
81
49%
*80 Va
82
_5
54%
55
_5
70
70%
_5
18%
12%
13
1
12%
13%
81
81
„_1
49%
100
23
*117%
231/4
118
1
231/4
6.600
24
117%
>
117%
18%
19V4
30
8,200
18%
19
13
12%
13'/a
12%
13Va
13
12%
13 Va
12%
131/4
81
80
81
81
82
*80
49%
49%
49%
50%
50%
51
51
80 Va
80%
*80%
82%
*80%
82%
82%
10
54 Va
55
54%
55%
54%
551/4
55
56%
20,000
69%
18%
5
Co
300
93%
10 Va
51%
-
/
*92%
94
42 va
-
-
10%
56
-
32,200
10,900
v
57
33
,
17
16%
93%
a
'2,100
56%
16%
16
92%
36 V
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Co
56%
9,800
80
22%
22%
970
32
16%
92%
34%
*
22%
56%
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79%
60
24,300
42%
141%
92%
34 Va
;
>77
■
21,400
91%
34',
*32 Va
par
Corp corn—5
preferred———25
.
10,500
586% -593
585
15%
•
56
Utilities
convertible
1
15
93
J 55
-
31%
22%
56
16
31.
79
22%
56%
92'/a
141
S4 7u
*77
33%
25
Dept Stores
4
36% Mar
23
&
38% Jan
20
Jan
•92
—25
Tclep
45 Va Apr
58% Dec
Iowa
Jan
-
—No par
common
17
40
46% Aug 26
60% Mar 18
Silver
33% Jun
4
45
—10c
No par
preferred
International
33 Vi Jan
123
Co
—
10 %
*
28% Mar 19
July 30
*92%
..
28%
30
29
V
27%
32% Nov
31% Dec
93
100
preferred
Salt
55% Nov
.
57%
International
10
:•
56 V#
8
Feb
;
llVa
20
37
93
10%
41% Jun
"
30%
No par
139% Jan
12
xl5%
.91%
Amer com__No par
7
Jan
22%
55%
,
93
x24
79
22%
/
-16%-
16
92%
-
preferred--
Int'l Rys of Cent
5%
56%
56%
1
7.50
78%
2.50
24
37
40% Dec
$4
22%
♦22 Va
No par
Limited
issued
Oct
15
17% Jun
When
77% >.77%
—5
common
91% Dec
July" 15
33% Dec
28% Feb
Mining Corp
Paper
«
—100
—
32 va
8,900
>
21%
42%
'24
33 Va--'
>
89%
21%
5P4
561 %
.3,200
•-
32%
90%
140%
-
141%
,'r
39
40
23,700
40%
35
32%
21 Va
21%
v
*32
150
*32
32%
38%
39
90
21%
-.
557
43
,
37%
37%
36%
5
*32
32 %
-
1,600
5%
18%
70%
*143
•
150
70%
100
common--
Packers
2,800
70
5%
18%
:
No par
Corp.
international
10,000
17%
6
17%
No par
-
Int'l Nickel of Canada
International
6
10
44
Mexico
preferred-.
19
200
50
42%
21% Feb
13,900
51%
26%' '27%
29%--
32 %
136% Jan
1,500
17%
50%
140%
4
300
Y
27
100
28
30
145.300
29 Va
No par
85 % Sep
141% Nov
70
\
26%
Chemical conv—5
International
200
29,200
49%
'
.
preferred.
4%
5,800
,15'/a
5
Int'l Minerals &
7%
89
14
37%
-
14%
45%
15
"■
29
90
No par
preferred
Iron
76
82%
*89
8
%
*92 Va
;_1
——
Harvester
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
4
Interlake
*75
*80
.90%
93
Corp
July 11
75
82%
*89
93
Interchemical
34% Feb
.*
93.
8%
15
93
36
*92 Va
49% Jun
1
'16:200
*35
*92
Ctfs
2
100
V
35%
35 Va
92%
Insuranshares
Feb
4,300
17%
vl
37%
38 %
12
Nov
500
17%
.
92 Va
92
Sep
21
35 Va
35%
*81
>
•
40 Va
■.38%
32
86
*36%
37%
„5
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
7
31% July
75
75
17%:LIiK» ''17%
46%
15
24
2
*34%
35%
*73%
75
35
35
*34%
17
16%
37%
*45%
43.% Jan
95% Feb
20
,..16%
"'.37'A
43%
—100
common
86% Oct
*16
16%
16%
70
46 Va
com
Co
29
10,500
50
preferred
34% Nov
5%
4%
...46%
7
17
4%
14%
5
Steel
1,700
4%
14%
Jan
6%
21%
14%
50% Jan
Inland
21
14%
2
Ingersoll-Rand
21%
65%
13%
28
19
19,900
21%
37%
34%
35%
*73':?
74%
23,700
32%
85
*36%
*
35
:',34%
*134%
66 Va
31%
84%
31%
xl6%
18%
-38
65%
32
86
65 Va
*85
4%
16
16%
18%
*36%
38
4%
4%
:■
16%
17%
18 va
Va
*
14%
28
86 Va Apr
\
♦14%
Nov
Dec
4
*84% :.
86
14%
Sep
45
3
32 %
>8%
36 Va May
27% Mar 26
Feb
66 Va
31%
*14%
147
5
28
65%
32 Va
5,800
14 %
6
Feb
Mar 20
66
31%
47%
88 Va
«.
Rayon
29
125
47%
64
>:
88
common
Electrica De
Apr 29
Sep
47 Va
6,000
*14
7
154
47
47 Va
32%"
100
511/a
47
51%
65
700
30 Va
51 Va
*30
30%
51
47%
100
Inc
A———
Industrial
*30
48
.47%
28%
28%
30%
51%
'
par
65
4
32
May
,,
28%
29
;
50%
—100
No
13% Aug
19
12% Jan
28%
•30
51
49%
90%
7
28
111
*28%
30 Va
V
82%
Corp_
1
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
25
9
28%
50
73%
.50
29% Oct
17% Feb
28%
*30
30
__
^50
50% Mar 18
Jan
28%
400
*89
preferred
21
25
2,400
34%
10
Co
34% Sep
Oct
22,500
10%
•
8
43% May
15%
10Va
18
General
Industria
8% Dec
17% Nov
149
25
15Va
*25 Va
*81
preferred
4.20%
57% Aug 23
38% Feb
41% Aug 13
44% Aug 15
22
25%
25
*36%.
100
preferred
preferred
4.42%
11
31% Nov
26
.
10 Va
*16%
25
i
preferred
4.26%
21
6,500
31%
50
Co
Power
4.08%
32
64
No par
Illinois Central RR Co
43% Feb
31%
47
common—3
Idaho Power Co
47% Jan
47
430
31%
16 Va
4%
pfd series A
21% July 25
46% Dec
100
119
31%
25
1
Refrigerator
28% Oct
9
118
oi%
10Va
*-5
,
17
7
117
3i
15%
21%
common-
21
Jun
117
31%
25
Bay Min & Sim Ltd—No par
Apr
38% Oct
117
25,800
66
JOVa
45%
Jan
35
116
4,000
24 »/a
*64
15%
45%
55% Jan
40 Va Sep
66
115
31
13%
Cement
*64
25 Va
13 va
convertible
Ideal
23%
«5
17,300
19%
—1
82
6
23%
G5
19%
23%
19
23%
23%
65
60
19%
18%
23
19
18%
59 Va
60%
15
(Delaware)
Co
39
15
19
59 Va
10%
—1
24
25
60
10%
Corp——
23
Feb
59%
360
14% "15%
*84%
preferred——
40
46
60 Va
100
29% Oct
12
400
3,400
10%
49%
No par
42% Mar 18
Nov
68 Va
119%
28%
10
preferred series A
preferred series B
5%
66%
118 Va
110
25%
' 30
.
1
12.50
Stores
Hussmann
69
118
15%
common—5
Lighting & Power
Hupp Corp
♦64
115
10 va
30
I
65
15
.10
preferred
104%
104 Va
18%
31%
*25 Va
25
50c
—5
Inc..
100
800
8,300
115
♦64 Va
-
111
31
33'A
104%
65 :
65
22 y4
22%
65
111
—No par
900
59%
19%
19
22 va
1,900
31
112%
*61
60%
*64%
_100
51%
113%
104%' 104%
~
65
113
59%
x33
51%
112 va
105
:
112
1
Corp
34
105
*61
1
Houston
11,400
13%
78
No par
common
800
20
31%
Corp
Inc
10
10,400
•'
85
*82
85
30%
Bearing Co
&
138%
51%
2 1/12
Howard
Hunt Foods
*82
51%
—100
preferred
Hudson
136
85
51%
—
Finance
Sound
143
*82
51%
preferred
5%
138 Va
139
85
*82
50%
—No par
3%%
5%
135
142
135 va
50
No par
issued
Howe
11%
,
51%
common
convertible
4.40%
78%
11
10%
84
—
4%
75%
11 Va
136
1
5
Houdaille-Industries
Household
79
11 Va
3,000
35%
51
preferred
Corp
When
.
69
85
5%
76%
11%
•135
Corp of America common
convertible preferred
$2.25
77%
10%
"■
*35
35%
—10
Corp
Corp
&
75%
10%
'
*35
83%
Mining
Ball
"74%
11
—
preferred
8
73
74
preferred
Chemical
26
35%
5
Winston
47% July 22
26
9%
9%
35 Va
11
common—
convertible
65% Jan
24
9%
9Va
35%
—25
Co
Holt Rinehart &
Oil
9%
9
*35
73%
1
series
Furnace
Homestake
•35
50
9
8%
35%
8%
_1
100
Electronics
Holland
9,600
24V4
20'/a
Corp
pfd
conv
45%
24
(conv)
49%
4% Oct
44%
Marx
Holly Sugar Corp
21% Oct
45%
20%
—
29
9% Apr
6
32% Apr 30
44%
24%
Chem
30
9
45 Va
20 Va
preferred series A
%
4,300
123
121
44%
23%
Inc
Newport
2nd
43%
43
42%
123
44%
20 VB
Co
Hewitt-Robins
*121
X43%
44 V*
50
24%
Chocolate
Hershey
42 %
123
6,500
20 Va
common
22
5% Sep
42%
*121
32%
23%
——
Jan
13
•42%
123
*121
32%
20%
class A pfd
conv
7
13
19
33%
1,300
No par
35
May 19
33
27 Va
23%
common-
39% Apr
44 % Oct
37
33%
900
92
27 Va
20Va
Inc
Hoffman
18
33'/a
42 Va
•
23%
common
5
5
13
i-
27%
91%
92
20%
& Co
preferred
$2
$4%
May 20
1
28% Feb
30
5%
July 13
23
22
Hercules
120
28 va Apr
22
27%
*90
24
Motors
3% c/o
1
21%
27%
20 Va
noncumulatlve
Aug 22
9% Nov
27
7%
Hercules
68
6
■21%
21%
90
27%
300
20,400
23%
Inc
Co
J)
(G
Heyden
14% Dec
21%
?l%
90
53%
5
preferred
(W E)
24% July 13
23% Feb
22% Oct
3.65%
7
36
1,500
*53%
1.25
of America common
preferred
•.
Haveg Industries
Helme
1
Mar
4% %
Heller
18
76
Hat Corp
14
13% Dec
25%
'
Industries
54% Sep
——1
41
25%
53%
•33%
42%
43%
40%
25%
90
.
32%
123
1
43%:
40 Va
25%
Co_
&
(H
32% Jan
19
Corp—
Schaffner
*121
40%
25%
22
.
27-
33 Va
42%
7.50
com
100
Chemical
Heinz
29% May 12
82Vi Nov
Hart
32%
—.——1
Corporation
Harshaw
Hayes
25 Va Jun
Jan
Harsco
5
34% May 11
37% Mar 13
66
Harris-Intertype
7
8
13
Co——;
Refrac
Jan
Aug 30
Co_
•
27%
53%
40%
27%
*88
SO
,
27%
53%
40
25%
26%
*21%
21%
21%
*88
100
—2.50
preferred—
Dec
7
3
Organ
13
84
16% Jan
16
Paper
143
82% Dec
30% Apr
preferred
Harbison-Walker
6%
—5
common——-1
Co
convertible
.
x25%
27
*53
53
:4o%
40
40 va
39%
*26%
Printing Co—
(W F)
4%
52%'
52%
*51%
-25
—-5
Hamilton Watch
28% Nov
28 y# Jun
—At
Water
Halliburton
70%
69%
70
70%
73%
73%
75
18%
19'A
J
76
Dec
20
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson
Lake Sulphur Co
29
86
May 12
76% Jan
26
87
Sep 18
76% Nov 13
57
Feb
27
40% Oct
24
88
52% Apr
Apr 21
76% Jan
22
83
59% Apr 27
70% July 14
44% Jan
13
62% May 31
Johns-Manville
6
75
Dec
9
Johnson
40
48% Dec
29
49 % Feb
9
53% May
8% Mar
Aug 22
Sep
13
1
Jersey Cent Pwr «fc Lt 4%
Jewel
Tea
3%%
96
Dec
40% Nov
For
2
28
23
footnotes,
88%
Dec~22
103% Feb
59%
18
July~28
see page
9
18% Dec
5
Jonathan
49% Dec
6
89% Jan
4
Jones
95% Mar
8
99 Va
8
18% Jun
13
29% Oct
21
47% Jan
8
Aug 24
&
Inc
common
preferred
11% Dec
89% Jan
Co
<fc
Corp
Johnson
•
'
18%
50c
17 Va
50 Va
50%
96%
96%
12 va
Logan
Inc
preferred series A
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
Joy Manufacturing Co
26.
1
»
100
12%
12%
6,700
13%
12%
'
Laughlin Steel common_10
5%
4
pfd—100
1
12
1
33%
34%
17%
18 Va
17%
*80%
82
51%
3,800
4,500
16%
17%
52.800
53%
55%
47,800
17%
17%
17%
51
51
53 vb
53%
54
96%
95%
96%
96
96
11%
11%
11 %
12
11 Va
11%
11 %
12
33%
34 Va
33%
34 va
34
34Va
34
34%
49%
x96
4,700
"140
*96
96%
360
7,100
5,400
Volume
192
Number 6011
.
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2341)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
E»n|e for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Dec. 5
Dec. 6
Par
HIGH
AND
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 8
Dec. 9
Shares
Dec. 7
K
t
•
/
37
Feb
9
65
93'A Feb
10
120
42% Dec
31
48
10
135
107
Feb
107
Nov 23
18
79% Sep
25
86
8
July 27
July 27
82
Sep
30
3
45
27
19
89% Feb
85% July 10
72'A Sep 21
88% Feb
34% Nov
39% Feb
13
28% Jan
111% Jan
5
4 Va %
convertible
6
4%%
preferred—i—
47
5
17
90% Oct
7
4%%
convertible
(ser of 1959)
59% Sep
3.80%
4%
95% Oct
90
Oct
90
9
37% Sep
4%
4
3lVa Feb
23
7
11
12
16 Va July 11
36
117% Feb
64
7
7
50% Nov
25
50% Jan
31V4Nov
7
Apr
1
74% Nov
25
62 V4 Feb
11
2
33 V4 Dec
9
27 Va Jan
2
37% Oct
22
77
29
85
Feb
26
77
Jan
6
21
Nov
16
4
35
Aug
5
Dec
13% May
30 Va Nov
32% Nov 24
17 J/4
10% Feb
12
15% July
29
22
37% Jan
Sep
1% Jan
3 Va
2
10% Jan
26% Sep
31 Va Mar
36
22
1,600
49'A
49
49%
6,500
32%
33
32%
33%
33 Va
34%
34
34%
Kendall
34%
34%
4,500
8
26Va
26%
26Va
26%
25%
26'A
25%
26
25%
26
6,200
74%
75%
78
24,300
50%
51%
51 %
51%
10,700
57%
59%
59'A
61%
27,800
26 Ve
26%
26
26%
65,700
80% Jah,
140% Dec
2
,,
31
93% Oct
152
Kennecott
6
26%
26%
x26
26%
33 Va
100 G
*25%
25%
25%
25 >4
—10
35%
35%
35%
35%
78Va
79Va
78 '/a
Jan
V
78 VB
common-
(E J)
(S
H)
36 Va
33%
28%
28%
—10
22%
23%
22%
23%
23%
Co-
Co
24%
36%
76
Lehn
Fink
Jan
29
28% Sep
9
24
70% Jan
22
91% Jan
61
Jan
28
9% Sep
21
14 Va Mar 23
Dec
29
73% Nov
Nov
21
37% Jan
34% Aug
10
Lionel
5
Litton
Industries
36% Nov
27
46% Jan
26
7
139% Jan
26
36% Apr
32 Va Jan
4
Lockheed
19
Aug
30% Jan
5
Loew's
4
Lone
Star
20
Lone
Star
15
17
17
44% Oct
24% May 16
111
Feb
8
2,800
*24 Va
24%"
35%
*35
38
*35
,
38
*35
2,000
4
29
14%
:
4
*3%
38
*3%
4
*3%
100
4
29
28%
1,000
*28 Va
29 %
*28 Va
17%
17 Va
17%
17'A
17%
17 Va
18
15
14%
15
14%
15
14%
14%
8,500
16,700
100
28%
18,400
10
10%
11%
10%
11
10%
10%
11
11
11
11 Va
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
28'A
28 Va
5,100
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
l'A
l'A
l'A
1 %
15,900
—No par
17%
17%
*17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*16%
17'A
No
par
4 Va
4%
4 Va
4. Va
4%
4'A
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
26%
69
71
73
4 Va
4
4
68 %
74%
76
72%
25%
25%
25%
25
25 Va
24%
48%
50 Va
49
%
50%
50
52
.7
10 Va
49'A
11%
11%
12%
11 Va
11%
82%
82%
146
*146
82%
82 Va
146%
48%
49%
48%
49 %
48
_50c
23%
24%
22%
23%
82%
_5
23%
44
45
43%
44
44
27%
26%
27%
27%
84 %
87%
86%
49%
8,400
23'A
88 Va
,_1
25%
26
25%
Inc
25%
26%
6,800
146'A
4 9'/a
23%
23 Va
23%
19,900
28%
85%
Aircraft Corp
82
J 46 'A
44%
26%
84 Va
•
81 Va
3,800
49 v*
24'A
1
-
10%
10,400
33,200
130,500
48'A
—2.50
—
82
52
10%
11"%
24%
146% 146%
49
Va
%
81%
146
146
.—5
v ^M)
*ry
,
75
5 l'A
25
48%
10,000
72'A
75%
25 Va
9,500
26%
24'A
5
—5
Va
1,000
4%
26 v*
27%
No par
Inc—
Theatres
4.84%
130% Aug 25
24%
1
_15
Corp
96
Feb
24%
29
24'A
3%
16%
Belt Co—
14
24%
28%
24 Va
14%
82
4
19% Nov
5
24'A
•
35%
4
17%
146
18% May 11
39% Apr
8
'■17% July 10
28 Va Sep
5,300
14%
25
23
July
28%
17%
Products—
Sep
12
28 Va
,_50c
Corp_.—
43% Sep 23
12% Jan
4
30
29%
28%
1
57% Jan
July" "9
12,700
28%
*28%
Lily ppulip Cup Corp—
Ling-Temco ElectronicsLink
11%
31%
com—1
pi'd ser A
61% Jan
18
11%
30%
'
4
preferred,*-—^———100
7%.«
11%
31'A
29%
Liggett & Myer^. .Tobacco com
4
Aug 31
11%
30 Va
*28%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeil & Libby„
13
151
12,500
11%
30%
5
Industries
Apr
24
11%
30>A
—1
!
22
23%
11%
31%
28 Va
24%
♦35%
24%
4,000
11 'A
>
29 'A
25
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement—
Stores
28 Va
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
:
23
68,400
30Va
11%
31%
—4
common—
6
Valley
23%
11 Va
30%
Paper Co_l—5
Tire
&
440
36
28%
13 Va Jan
4
10,800
78 Va
35%
Lee
.."46% Nov 23
3,100
36 Va
78%
28%
6
6
25 Va
36%
78'/a
28%
24% Jan
12% Dec
25 Va
36%
78 Va
36%
.—j___——-
&
25%
36%
78%
28%
Bryant——
Lerner
25%
36
35%
18
7
25%
35%
X78
28'/a
—1
conv
3,300
36'A
Lane
$1.50
12,500
33%
33%
34%
Lear
8
86 Va
33%
33 Va
28%
25
Lehigh
85%
34%
34%
20
1
3% Mar 11
700
85%
33%
28%
Jan
32'A Aug
33%
84
34'A
28%
preferred series A.
Rubber
33
83%
33%
Consolidada 6%
Inc
33%
83
34
1
„i—10
&
Gas
5,800
25%
84%
Co„_
Mfg Co——————5
4.32%
75%
—_1
Sutherland
P
.
Inc—
S)
(S
Laclede
La
11.;
,
33%
41
20
33
33%
22
Jan
26%
*33
Mar 15
140
26 Va
x83
23% Jun
:. ~78% May 19
57%
33%
46% Oct
1
52%
56 Va
33 Va
Corp—
5*-
74%
51%
57%
84%
2
5
73%
51%
82%
Jan
9% Oct
74%
51%
preferred—————100
4%
Jan
Dec
73%
"33%
Lehman
13
112 Va Dec
x57
*33
Lehigh Valley RR—
Nov
9
57%
—*1
15
57
18
51%
57%
—
22
j28o
Mar
63% Jun
75
51%
4
7
1
73%
1
prior
conv
48
par
common
preferred—i_25
Keystone Steel & Wire Col
1
Kimberly-Clark Corp
——5
24% Aug 30
35 % Dec
6
'
10% Mar
No
48%
.—2.50
Co,;
7% Jan
14
24% Sep
4%%
Land
29% Jan
Oct
73
Copper—
County
24% July 26
48
63
.—
4
4
.m*
Co—
19% Jun
10
400
*48%
16% Sep 26
3% Oct 28
79% Aug 27
13% Jan
36
50
10
57% Dec
36
49 »A
18% Feb
24% Dec
35%
49%
K
7
35%
49 'A
21
2
10
35%
49'A
Oct
Jan
57% Apr 29
10% Nov 23
*35
800
49'A
36
18% Jan
35 V4
68%
19,900
12
~6% Dec" 30
35'A
50
68 '/a
13%
Kroger Co—
25
35'A
89
69'A
4 8'A
Kroehler
28
*35
86
69
35%
Kress
1 % Oct
70
12%
36% Mar
10
*69 lA
*87 Va
35%
34 Va Jan
25% Oct
69%
92%
*84%
89
48
20'A Jan
6
69
*91
86
1
13 Va
5
8
69'A
92'A
*84 Va
*87%
89
35%
10
20
Apr
*91
86
*87 Va
84
48
28
.14% Nov
*84'/a
89
77
*83
12%
25% Oct
30% Mar 23
86
2,660
54%
*76
84
35%
UVaDec
18
92'A
86
89
54
77
*83
46 Va
Kresge
21
92 >A
*91
54%
♦76
'
13
33
13% May
84
47%
29
7
77
*83
35%
27% Sep
19% Jun
2
*91
-
54%
*76
84
>A
Korvette
34% Apr
54%
77
•
*83
12%
36% Dec
23 % Nov
'
69
50
No
*76
*
47
17
21
54%
55
35 Va
14% Feb
15% Oct
.
35 Va
Koppers Co Inc
3% July 12
27
Jun 27
55
T
•
48
58% Nov
27'A Mar 11
55
54%
.
13%
31 Va Jan
;
120
13 Va
82 V4 Apr
22
"107
x35Va
46% Jan
22
120
35%
7
4% Mar 11
*107
13
2
34% Jan
120
12%
24
23% Jan
Va Sep
Electric Co
34'/a Oct
19% Oct 21
8
&
25V8 Dec
28% Nov
6
3% Dec 17
24 Va Jan
Gas
King-Seeley Corp„
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
25
♦107
No par
preferred——*
non-*cum
5
34% Jan
120
86
3
26 % Mar
18
*107
89
22
43 v* Mar
Sep 29
27% Jun
120
Kellogg
Co—-—,,
1———50c
Kelsey Hayes Co—
1
43 % Jan
74% Aug 25
39% Apr
7
51 Va Mar 13
*103
200
114
48%
86% Dec
26 Va Jan
112
35%
46 Va Jan
59
111
*87 %
Kern
Jan
*109%
*85
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
43
111
—100
61% Dec
July 22
*109%
1—100
55% Jan
21
111
preferred
com
19,600
*108
92'A
100% Jan
Sep 28
100
300
41
113%
*91
25
22 Va
46
39 Va
Kansas Power & Light Co
—8.75
Kayser-Roth Corp——
1
30% Aug 17
46 Va
98%
*45
—_100
Sep 30
36% July 18
5
*97%
45%
•
par
6
13
98'A
45%
preferred-—
Kansas
21
71% Oct
70% Apr 21
31 % Apr 20
54 Va July 22
Jan
6
30% Oct
24
1
44% Oct
Apr
98'A
46
84
Kansas City Southern
54% July
8
38 'A Aug 24
98 'A
*44%
77
preferred-*,!
16
4
40
•97%
*83
i—100
.1
8
39%
98%
45 Va
37
*108
-
100.
—
4.35%
10
39 Va
"97%
*44%
38%
*76
preferred
4.20%
July 28
79% Jan
par
preferred—!
38'A
98
46
98
pfd__100
conv
38 va
'
*44%
*
preferred—100
4.50%
5
37Ve
50
City Pr & Lt Co com.No
17
20
Jan
Sep
45% Oct
••0
Kansas
15
79 Va Aug
87
62% Sep 29
34% July 12
43 Va Feb
9
Oct
Corp____33%
preferred
100
4%%
23
41% Feb
Chem
13
8
Jan
&
11
Jan
13 Va Dec
July 27
Alum
122 V. Jan
82% Mar 18
*
Kaiser
125
25
85% Feb
6
12
May
41% May 12
50% July 31
28
'
34
6
33 'A Nov
2
11% Dec
50
Jan
54% Jan
80% May 23
86% Jan
6
38% Aug 28
5
Mar
74
174
Mar
5
12
105% Oct
May 20
93
Oct
101
Mar 11
98
Sep 29
42% Jan
24
92% Jan
Sep 23
82 Va Jun
i
Feb
57% Apr
73% Nov
32
July
130
46% Oct 20
86
July 27
44
44%
44%
46
27%
30%
28'A
30 Va
86%
...
88
87 Va
88
26%
28
26%
26%
240
,
Va
26%
5,500
136,200
'
28,600
82,400
1
15%
16'A
15%
15%
16'A
16
16%
16 Va
16'A
19,500
Cement
Corp—.
4
20 Va
20%
19%
20%
20
20%
20
20%
20 Va
common——10
43%
44%
44
44%
43 Va
43%
43%
44 %
43%
20%
44%
34,200
Gas
.
Co
preferred——.
100
*125
Lighting Co com
10
preferred——100
"100
conv
135
135
*125
*
*125
-
*125
135
135
129
13,000
130
60
40
6,500
'
29% Jan
96
2
Dec
16
104
Mar
79% Dec
30
89
81% Dec
16
90% Mar
Apr
30% Jan
13
96
Jan
21
14
80
Jan
8
6
81
Jan
20
4
36% Dec
3
-131% Dec
31
36% Jun
26
25
88
69
15% Jan
7
18% Nov
5
104% Mar
Long
Island
5%
series
22
4.25%
90
Sep
14
4.35%
42 Va
Sep
2
series E preferred--—100
Lorillard
(P) Co common
5
Sep
1
1
Louisville Gas & El Co
7%
27% 8ep
28
7
78% Jan
22
27
20% Jan
4
Lowenstein
91% Jan
4
Lukens
21
6
6
15% Oct
18
20
22
Jan,
Mar
8
83
Louisville
124
Aug 16
123% Jun
Jan
19
50% Dec
21
29% Oct
7
52% Jan
G
44% Oct
28
47% Dec
21
42% Nov
25
49 '/a Feb
17
7
47% Sep
2
116
-
Jan
2
78 Va Sep
30
43% July 10
87% Mar 30
79
17'/a Oct
14
20 Va Jan
16% May
47% Oct
1
Mar 17
78
'
37% Mar
21
40% Dec
50% Dec
7% Jan
14
4
1
15'A
5
Jan
22%. Nov
6
-
4% Dec .18
20
-7
2
17
Jun
6
17
19% July
26
27 Va Jan
7% Jan
26
4% Jun
6
5% Jan
'21% Dec
9
Mallory
Sep
8
18% Jan
31
29% Jan
6
&
Forbes
Inc
R)
&
■
Shirt—u-
Automotive
6
Marshall
14
62% May 11
6
46% May 22
53% Feb
24
40'A Oct
31
53 Ve Aug
81
Mar 26
72% Jan
5
78
81
Mar 31
72
Jan
19
79
72% Mar 17
65% Jan
May
9
71% Dec
11
82
Feb
24
72
32 'A
22
43% Nov
9
27% Dec
30
38
Dec
1
22% Mar
7
18% Jun
9
31% Dec
7
26% Feb
$3 40
3%%
Oct
5
21% Sep
14
Mays
31
July 29
44 Va Jan
18
23
M
3
39% Jun
1
C
(J
Stares
w)
—
Oct
30
28
40% Jan
15
McCord
19% Feb
5
12% Oct
24
15% Feb
29
94 % Feb
5
72% Sep
28
80 Va Feb
29
McCrory Corp common
3 % %
convertible preferred
32 Va Nov
18
58
Feb
16
Nov
17'/a Dec
32% Dec
Dec
8
4
8'/a Fet)
2
Dec
8
25% Nov
17
10 %
Sep
11
27% Dec
10
Feb
2
51
Jan
4
28'A Jan
15
McQuay
48
Jan
7
Apr
2
7
6
31'/a Aug
9
Mead
85
Nov
28
88
14
4'A%
29% Oct
20 Va Nov
21
29'A Mar 16
Medusa
26
2
29'/a Dec
22
30 '/a Sep
30
85 Va Apr
7
77% Jan
8
84% Sep
7
7
38
Jun
2
30% May 25
36'A Sep
2
Feb
9
91% May 15
85
Feb
6
73
Jan
26
96'/a Jun
2
70
Jan
8
71
Nov
44% Jan
25% Mar 10
Corp
17
8
Dec
70
14
For footnotes, see page
i
58% Mar
26.
8
.
84
Aug 31
82% Sep
6
4%
Shoe
1
Merck
$3.50
&
Co
No par
No par
Inc
9
/
*4%
Cement.
.
.
16%
16%
16%
16%
♦16%
16%
300
20%
21
2 l'A
21%
20%
21'A
1,900
4%
4%
4%
4%
400
•
4%
4%
*4Va
13%
50%
50%
56
50 Va
56%
13%
12%
13%
25
-
25 Va
25'A
25 Va
11,000
17%
18'A
17%
19
22,400
50'A
50'A
56
56%
59'A
59
„
593A
58 %
59%
58%
60%
29% .;-30%
.*••29%
29%
29
s
293A
29
29%
28%
29'A'
43'A
43%
*91%
93
93
10
3,800
43%
43
43%
43'A
44 'A
75
75
*75
76
76
76
75
75
*74
76
76
*74
76
♦74
76
*74
76
75
75
50
*66'/a
68
66 %
*67
68
40
77
*76
77
20
*66%.
67%
67%
25%
31 %
100
67%
66%
*76
43%
44 'A
60
76
76
76
24%
25'A
24'A
25
23%
24%
38
38%
38%
38%
37%
38%
37'A
37%
3.500
34
34%
35
36%
35%
36 3/4
36
36 3
a
3,900
36 Va
36%
36
36 3/8
36
36%
35V2
36%
2,100
30'/a
31
1,300
12 aA
9,100
*75
30%
*96%
26%
x26
30%
30
.
30%
*30%
23%
31
380
96 3A
99
27 %
27 'A
27%
27
27'A
5,200
26%
25%
26%
25%
26
25%
26%
31,800
31'A
16,400
31%
30%
99
34,200
97%
*96%
170
32
30%
31%
30%
31%
31
x98%
99%
99'A
99%
99%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,700
2 7'/a
27%
27%
27'A
27
2 7 3/8
27'A
27%
4 200
*25 'A
25%
25%
25%
39
101'A
101
*25'/a
25%
25%
25'A
37
38'A
37'A
39%
3 8'/a
391/2
37%
38'A
38
6'A
6'/8
6 '/a
6 Va
6 Ve
6
16
.
6
15%
16
341/a
34%
34%
35
*85'A
86'/a
*85'A
86 %
22%
22%
*22%
22%
*16
86%
22 %
16 '/a
16'A
1,900
35
6,200
86%
23
23 '/a
23%
24
3,100
28 3A
29 Va
29'A
29%
4,900
80 v*
80'A
8OV4
80%
28%
80'A
80%
80%
36
35%
36V4
_16%c
79%
81
x79%
80'/a
79%
81%
80%
813A
x75%,
75%
*75%
78
75%
77
70%
73
73
73%
29
•
77 „
70%
70,
71
.
9,000
34%
80'A
28%
800
11,900
86 Va
16
*35'/a
"
6i/g
2,500
35
35%
29
*36
15%
103
86%
15%
34%
*85'A
80%
*,75%
70%
8
27
97%
27%
25'A
22'/a
28%
80%
24 3
27
15%
27'A
25'A
6,
10,000
100
*85
_1
30,400
43
6'A
16 %
par
2,200
*74
35%
No
*90%
2,800
3,500
58%
35
common—.,.— 1
Co
58
59%
93
*91%
Co- Inc—_____3%
Linotvpe
50%
57
56
92
29
common:.
501/4
55%
92
16 %
par
1,100
16%
93
100
No
240
11,200
21
55%
59
,
50
,50
34
10
preferred—
Mergenthaler
21
4'/a
5
—1
:
(1st-series)
Corp
Inc
.16%
*971/2
preferred series B_—_100
Stores
50
97
'
Mercantile
""
26%.
2.50
common:
Portland
4'/a
16%
2l'A
72%
1
Robbins
preferred
21
100
Inc
Norris Mfg Co
Melville
13
Dec
67
Co
Trucking Cd
Corp
95 % Mar 26
29 v* Jan
78
&
(A G) & Co__
4
Dec
15% Dec
*15%
/
X12 3/8
29
24
3,700
1%
x72 %
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
13
6,700
37
1%
—1
preferred—.
Ray)
Aircraft
&
4234
37
13/4
12%
20
McKesson
41%
37'A
1%
73
31% Oct
McLean
42'A
36%
1%
12%
21% July 25
McKee
41%
36'A
1%
72%
33
4
41%
35%
.1%'
12%
11
23
41
36
1%
75
18% Jan
5l'A Jun
41%
35%
1%
12%
15
35% Jan
40
36
74
15% Nov
2
41
1%
7,300
9,400
12%
21% July 17
Nov
413k
75
14
32
39aA
12%
Publishing—
,—3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
_1
18
40%
74
100
McGraw-Hill
Nov
3934
74
97
28'A
26%
3
—50c
McGraw-Edison Co_
50
39%
24%
38'/a
34%
36%
30'A
12%
29
21
38
23 V2
29
24
38'A
38 Va
34
36%
30'A
12%
*73%
11
Dec
38
1
27% Nov
5
39'/a
75/,'
45% Jan
May
28
20
75
108 Va Nov
Dec
72
8334
19%
18'A
8
48% July 16
45%
833/4
20
13%
24
41% Jun
23% Jan
(J
45 Va
833A
19%
25
Oct
20 Va Jan
87
convertible
45%
83 3A
19%
24%
65% Feb
9
24% May 11
37'A Sep
$6
Corp—
McDermott
45'A
833A
19%
17%
31
37'A Jan 30
Mar
99
39'/a Jan
453A
83%
13'/a
McDonnell
18
54
5
9
45 Va
18%
par
2
94 % Aug
,
'■
13%
par
31
42%
19%
24%
No
—
40
9,500
par
—
800-
32
84
17%
No
Corp—
*42
26%
118
45
13%
par
31%
19'/a
24'A
TOO
No
Inc—
31
19
42%
18'/a
par
No
Jan
28 Va Sep
*41%
*116
44%
55'A
series
13% Dec
42
42%
13%
5
77% Dec
29
*41%
26%
31%
118
35'/a
.
1
„
inc
31%
*115
83%
*91'/a
common-;
1959
31%
24%
No par
26%
263/4
116 »/a
43
*42
43
26%
.26%
19%
par
—!
Co
A
McCall
2,900
85
—100
,
preferred
preferred
Maytag
40 Va Aug
3,200
116'/8
17%
1945 ssries-No par
18
Sep
11,900
10%
x31 %
26%
13'/a
1947 series.No
29
71 Va Aug
54%
16 %
39%
-
.
_4
No
com
Corp—!—,.!
Dept
12
15
51%
16%
32
24'/a
$3.75 preferred
Jan
14%
53 Va
16%
118
31%
_1
$3.75 preferred
.
77% Aug 31
4
65 Va Nov
Co"—^
Masonite
Aug 26
15
52 Va
38'/a
1
preferred
Martin
Aug 31
16
Field & Co
4v*'%
1
22
Dec
xl4%
,
44%
43%
*84
12.50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
9
Mar 28
May 19
*42
*26%
*116
_5
Dec
Dec
9,700
26'/a
Products—1
93
71
48%
32'A
5
—
58
71
48
116 v*
1
54'/a Jan
46
48%
26%
-1
4
6
48 v*
31 Va
1
;——
17
38%-Jan
48%
19%
Co
44% Feb
19
47'A
—10
40% May 23
26% Oct
47%
1
89 Va Jan
-
47 Va
116 'A
1
—100
Inc
10
~
4,000
48%
5
12
Oct
60
50'/a
100
common—10
;
26
34
139'/a
50
15
59% Jan
32% Jan
:
34,100
*137
50
17
Marquardt Corp—w——
28
37%
138
50
52%
51% Dec
93% Jan
62% Nov
36%
36%
138
51
16 %
4
12
36%
36%
138
50 Va
138
14%
2
Apr
36'A
50%
138
50 Va
27
36
37%
"so
50%
138
15 Va
Oct
88
36%
'/a
51
17
42'A Jun
44'A Nov
37%
138%
50%
Midland Corp_„
Marine
88
15 Va
Co——
(P
Maremont
22
40'A Jan
12 '/a
*86
20
87'/a.
88
16%
Manning Maxwell & Moore
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
4
22'A Oct
*84 '/a
*86 %
49%
Sugar Co—
Manhattan
22
87 Va
Va
16%
—
Magnavox
8
*84%
86
15%
preferred series A
Manatl
18
87%
X86%
47%
preferred (w w)__
—50
(R H) Co Inc common.
1
4'A %
23
4% Jan
55
*84 Va
88%
51
5'A%
2
50 v* Jun
87%
*87
37%
10
Copper—!
21
*85%
52
Magma
26
100 Va
88 Va
16%
7
Oct
39%
*99
87%
138%
:50
preferred——
Trucks
Macy
40 'A
100 Va
V-M
;
7e
*99
Va
14%
59% Jan
19% Sep
28% July 30
6
40 V«
40 Va
100
49%
Fund
116 'A Oct 25
16'A Dec
23% Jan
..."
Mack
40 Va
*98
& Sons Inc-——1
Madison
15% Nov
Jun.
■
100%
Co——3.331/3
Steel
8
1
22% Mar 16
-"33
(M)
40%
100%
♦87%
——_100
—;
40
40%
101
*85
(Ky)_No par
Nashville—
Dec
31% Feb
33
.
!'
85% Aug 18
3
f1 % Jun
18
31
3 Va Dec
4
34'A May 10
2
35% Nov. 20
32% Nov
Jan
&
MacAndrews
July 12
6
9,
100
Lykes Bros Steamship Co—
14% Sep
49'A Dec
6
52%, July
3
37
preferred——
47% Dec
142
32'A Jan
•'
preferred—!
1
Sep
118
D
4
>/-;•
Jan
35
series
87% Nov
38% Feb
34% Apr,.5,
40 Va
B
130% Mar
July 10
July 29
99
27
71'A Jan
48% July
7
142% Mar 25
7
Aug 19
43 Va Sep
102
34Va May 18
44% Nov 23-
Nov
:
36%
-
x36
78%
*76
73'A
36
80%
79
75%
50
250
600
23,700
400
14,200
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2342)
.
.
.
Monday, December 12, 1S60
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
16yaNov
6
27% Jun
22% Feb 25
18
53% Jan
15
Ranre Since Jan, 1
Highest
8% Dec
8
18% Feb 23
NEW YORK
Monday
45% Oct
25
70% Jan
4
Mar 19
24% Jim
16
42% Dec
9
88% Apr 15
74% Jan
5
Machine
Mesta
8%
46%
46%
46
46%
46%
46 'A
1,600
40
40%
40%
41
41%
42%
42
41 J/4
42%
50,900
*80%
81%
81%
42%
81 %
82
82 J/4
83% Jan
13
93% Sep
8
75% Feb
15
82
Oct
10
74% Nov
12
87
19
82
Nov
30
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
75% Jan
84% Dec
4
95
Aug 11
25% Mar 16
33
Sep
21
Middle
58
Jan
22
Midland
45
Nov
l
South Utilities
23
2
60% Nov
12
48% July 25
59% Feb
3
Midland-Ross
83% Jan
2
92
Feb
27
88
Jan
5
95 % Dec
8
33% Dec
29
40% Jun
a
to
May
2
40% Nov
15
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
15% Oct
9
111% Jan
28
68
Dec
16
24% Mar 20
15% Oct 21
123% Feb
26% May 16
9
July 21
29% July 29
14% Dec
2
20% Feb
31%
Apr" 2 8
38
Mar
16
Minerals &
5
178% Jun
Sep
26
24% Jan
9
Sep
28
17
Jan
11
Minn St
Oct
24
88
Jun
17
Minn
28
Apr
19
33% Jan
4
24
31% Dec
14
39
Jan
22
31% Feb
16% Jan
2
25
Jun
19
17% May 12
35% Oct
20
19% Nov
16
49% Apr
4
29% May 4
41% Mar 16
31% Dec 23
4% Sep
41% Jan
15
17
Jun
10
12% Jan
8
4
Mission
4
6% Jan
17
22% Sep
1
26
15% Jan
11
9
68 % Jan
8
60
Nov
1
Oct
12
15
78% Aug 14
70
12% Nov 24
16
Jan
19
11% May
18% Nov 23
24
Jan
29
11% Oct 26
19% Jan
6
11% Dec 22
18% May 28
14% May 26
10
5
13% Jan
11
9
35% Sep 29
55% Jan
4
26% Mar
31% Sep
23
21% Jan 25
2
38% Jan
8
27% Dec
28
56% July 27
35% Mar 2
Sep 21
29% Aug 31
22
May
6% Dec
8
23
31% Aug 16
Mojud
Class
class
20% Jan
27% Aug 28
20% Oct
7
36% Jan
40% Feb
3
53% Dec 23
24% Feb 24
12% Oct 27
2
Oct
10
37% Oct
8
38% Dec
Monterey
53% Jan
10% Sep 29
60% Oct
Feb
9
24
Dec
23
25% Sep
22
32
Jan
20
43% Jan
2
25% Sep
22
16
24
98
11
27
23
Oct
Morrell
May 31
% Jan
Oil
19
4
M
L
S
19 % Dec
5
28% Jan
22
Mueller
21
25
21
14
53% Mar
24% Nov
4
29 % Sep
19% July 16
12% Feb
1
Sep
52
52
95%
95%
95'%
70
37%
38%
37%
38
38 J/4
38%
2,000
Xl7%
18%
17%
18
173/,
18%
15,000
135'/2
24,700
50%
200
400
132 %
21%
19 3/4
21
10%
10%
10%
3,100
67%
69%
68
69%
69%
71
71%
72 %
71 %
74%
48,000
2.50
29%
30
29%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
29%
30%
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34%
34
34%
33%
33%
33 3/3
33%
33%
33%
3,000
31%
32%
31%
32%
32%
33%
33
33%
33 3 a
343/4
29,700
34%
34%
34%
34%
35%
34%
35
34%
35
10,900
5
21%
22
22
22
22%
22
22%
22%
223:,
19,400
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33 3a
14,500
par
par
par
Co
2
Co
5
No
par
1,000 lire
1
No
par
12
Lines
&
10
Co
5
Inc
Co
No par
1
Inc
5
Brass
Murphy
Co
12
Murray
Corp
66% Jun
17
NAFI
1
51%
95%
137%
Corp
Munsingwear
17% Oct
47% Nov
51%
96
10
& Co
Industries
7
28
51% Aug 4
31% July 24
51%
*95
10%
3
Wheel
Motor
*51 %
95
50
21%
Inc
Sep
12% Nov
50
51%
95
10%
Co
(John)
Motorola
49%
51%
*48%
50
21%
1,000 lire
Moore-McCormack
14% Jan
49%
52%
96
136%
No
Stamped (when issued)
47% Jan
28
*49
11,600
10 %
25
Montgomery Ward
26% Sep
32
20%
common__5
shares
American
24
21% Mar
30
92
34%
132
130%
133
22
X32%
136
60,600
3,700
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3 3'a
3%
3 3/8
3%
3,600
34%
35%
34%
34%
33%
34%
34%
35%
35y4
37%
21,800
32
32
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
30 »/4
31%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
19
19
19
19
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
8
>
62
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62
♦60%
71
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13%
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12%
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10%
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7%
72
*70
13%
14
14
14%.
12%
12%
12%
7%
10%
7%
63
72
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72
70
14
3,100
1234
2,600
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13%
14
12%
13%
no
7%
7%
3,700
28,100
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10%
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2,900
8'%
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13%
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7%
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72
13%
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8
62
62
70
7%
7
10%
7
1312
12 5 8
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10
107a
6 J/2
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—
7
—
1,500
41%
43%
42%
42%
42%
44%
43%
44%
44%
31
31%
30%
31%
30%
31
30%
31
30%
31%
29%
30
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30
29%
30
7,400
33%
33%
32
32%
31%
31%
32%
32%
30%
31
2,900
44%
48,500
2,900
Mining & Chemical—
Feb
25% Oct 24
81%
31%
134%
5
Utilities
25
57% Sep
50
81%
*90 %
1
1
Tool
37
14
52%
*95
32%
No par
Co
Power
Montana
92
32
10%
A
Montana-Dakota
Montecatini
82%
*90%!
32 %
22%
100
1.25
Chemical
*81%
92
31%
10%
Paper
B
Monsanto
82%
*90%
31%
20%
No
RR
Monon
*81%
92
31%
120
10%
100
Monarch Machine
82%
*90%
31%
30
91
81
24%
preferred
Inc
Co
*80%
92
90
*80
10%
preferred
4.20%
87% Mar 23
15% Jun
82%
*90%
130%
1
11% Aug 22
Jan
8
9
*80%
18%
Missouri Public Service Co
80% Mar 11
81
No par
1
Inc
92%
*80
18%
RR„.
Industries
*91
81
19%
Co—6.25
3%%
91
*80
18%
Cement
Mohasco
91
81
38
Corp—
Portland
91
*79%
38
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Missouri
*90
81
22%
Missouri-Kan-Tex
Feb
Jan
91
91
44,700
1
Missouri Pacific RR class A__No
7% Oct
17
48% Jan
9
par
6
39
9>
*79%
38
:
No
6
7
15
27
81%
37%
Mission
Aug 16
3% Oct
Jan
60
37% Jan
35
Mar 10
29% jun
18% Apr 27
70
Aug
5
Reg
Co
Ontario
&
*80%
1
1.50
Philipp Corp
Moline
82
10
Paul & S S Marie
Minnesota
22% Jan
*49%
5
—;
Mining & Mfg
30
27
33% Dec
Jan
Chem
Minneapolis
July 12
16% July 7
30%
1
Minnesota Power & Light
Minute Maid Corp
2
8
8
Dec
10
100
9
38% Aug 31
*80%
common
34% Dec
52% May 25
45% July 29
20% Jan 30
23
34
1
Corp
Minneapolis-Honeywell
8
17
5
100
100
100
100
100
Inc
5%%
60
150
18% Feb
par
Enterprises Inc
Jan
39% Jan
33
9
9
47
Mar 31
14
8%
8%
46%
Mar 13
Jan
Shares
8%
9%
46%
88
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the Week
Dec.!)
8%
98
Dec
14
Friday
Dec. 8
Dec. 7
46%
28
74% Dec 22
Nov
Thursday
Wednesday
5
75% Nov 30
84
84
Dec. 6
12.50
Co
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
No
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd
4.35% preferred series
3.85% preferred series—
3.80% preferred series
4.45% preferred series
37
Tuesday
Dec. 5
Far
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
i
82% July
Sales for
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Hl|h«t
C)
(G
1
America
of
10
*31
38%
35
38%
♦30%
38%
34
38%
*31
33
*29
38%
38'%
38%
26%
*29
33
'
—
38%
38 %
35,000
27
26%
26 7
61,000
26%
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10%
11%
xl0%
20%
10%
10%
11
11%
11
11%
33%
35
33%
34%
33 %
343/8
34%
36
353/8
36
32,100
70%
72
70%
72%
70%
72%
71 %
73%
71 %
73
12,000
26%
11%
11%
11%
26%
12
26%
34
38%
26%
11%
12
12%
12%
11%
h
4,000
8,000
12
18%
19%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
18 J/4
18%
20%
20%
20%
21
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21
21%
31,500
2,500
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,600
48
48
48
48%
47%
48 %
48%
48%
48 %
43%
2,400
27%
27%
27
27%
26%
27
26%
27
26%
27
4,900
32
33%
31%
327/a
31%
323/8
31%
32%
31 %
32
63,400
N
13% Nov
6
12% Nov
10
Dec
22
8
Sep 10
*5% Sep 25
2t> % Jun 12
12
Mar 30
16
Jun
17
40
Ocri3
54% Jan
4
18
24% Sep 21
49% Jan 15
142
9
63% May 6
29% Jan 22
34% May 6
50% Sep 15
16% Dec 23
Jan
56% Dec
30
164% Apr
3
14% Jan 12
80
Jan
5
32% Jan 15
Dec
1
25% Apr
25
10
49% Mar 21
143% Jan
12
8
July 18
49% Oct 26
17% Jan
Airlines
National
Aviation
National
Biscuit
30
11% Mar
1
70% Jun
3
National
National
City
National
31
44% Jan 20
66'A Dec
5
35% Dec
7
24% Dec
6
35% Jan
11
6
83% Nov
18
Sep 23
Jun
109
1
84
Nov
Feb
Jun
120% Dec
Apr 27
97% Feb 26
9
145
71
19
104
Apr
24% Jan 21
52% Sep 24
21% May 27
49% Oct 19
89
Apr 29
78
Sep
19
3
144% Jan
5
134% Mar 12
120% Jan
19
132% Aug
3
10
159
31
Mar
Jan
2
22
Aug 18
17% Oct
19
28% Jan
2
44
Aug 28
24% Dec
6
25% Oct
12
17
37% Dec
3
38% Dec
74% Jan
7
15
98% Aug 6
40% Mar 13
68
23% Dec
17% Sep 22
24% Mar 25
9% Jun
10
13% Jan
7
14% Nov
24
5% Nov 24
Jan
9
27% Nov
2
19% Jan
Jan
4
98
Oct
10
4
$4.50
National
6
Natl Malleable
Linen
40
Service
14% Mar
4
Steel
4
22% Aug
75% Jan
8
85
8
39% Jun
13
2% Oct 25
6% Jan
National
74% Jan
80
4
Jan
15
99% Feb
2
17
102% Feb 26
92% Jan
20
Sep 16
23% Aug 25
Jun
44% July
17.
2
20 % Nov
25
108
Dec 22
23% Mar 10
11% Dec
4
12% Dec 17
18% May 5
26% Sep 29
90% Oct 25
20% Jan
19
&
Bros
N
29% Sep 14
80% Aug 19
39% Aug 17
Y
Y
27
35% Jan 22
Jun
24
100% Oct
5
108
102
Sep 21
100% Oct 28
103
Feb
76
Aug 17
3.60%
80% May 4
88% Aug 18
series
113% Mar
Nov
6
103% Jan
4
101% Jan
13
6
35% Oct
25% Apr 20
22% Jan 25
I 77% Mar 17
78% Dec 29
88% Mar 23
79
86% Mar
.
2
25
67% Jan
5
78
8
81
Jan
Apr 29
88% Mar 23
79% Jan
89
80
Mar 25
29% Dec 22
44% May 12
46% Apr 10
29% Dec
22
44
39% Dec
17
40% Dec 22
Apr 10
24%
Jan
15
15%
15%
15%
15:,8
15%
14,800
1
4%
4%
43/4
4%
43/4
5
4%
1
21%
21%
20%
20%
*20 %
21
20%
5%
5%
55/c
55/8
5%
5%
18%
203/a
20%
19%
19'%
68
9
Mar 29
32% Sep
6
107% Aug 24
112
Sep
8
109% Aug 17
48
Jan
4
5%%
5.80%
5.60%
Northern
r
For footnotes, see page 26.
86
87
Sep
9
Aug 26
8
87
Aug 26
31
13% Oct 31
22
29% Aug 26
76% Sep
7
87% Sep 14
Nov
4
27
87% Sep 20
27%
27 Va
27%
27'a
2 7 J/2
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37%
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15
8,700
900
75%
75%
75
75
76
77
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60
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81
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62,100
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26,600
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77
63
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38 %
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71
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78
37%
70
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19 %
19%
29
29
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
2734
2834
1,000
95%
96%
96
96%
95%
96 %
95
95%
95%
96 %
2,700
22%
22%
22%
22%
223/o
22%
23
1,200
19%
19%
195/8
*28%
*22 %
23
*22'%
200
13
*12%
1234
12%
17%
173/a
17%
175/o
*17%
18%
175/8
175/8
17%
17%
1,700
1
44
45
44
44%
44%
45%
x44 %
44%
44 %
46 J/2
45,300
5
44%
45%
44%
45%
443/4
45%
44%
443/4
*441/4
44'2
50
65%
65%
66
66%
*65%
66 %
*65%
66%
*65'%
66 J/2
90
303/8
30
30%
30%
297/a
30%
13,200
50c
Corp
Corp—
Central Ry Co
10
Natural Gas Co
100
100
100
preferred
preferred.
preferred
*123/4
30%
13
13
105
*104
109%
*103
30
105
*104
*12%
13
30
303/8
105
105
13
105
*104
5,400
40
105
10
109%
*109%
110
*109%
110
*109%
110
*109'%
110
106 %
106%
*106%
107%
♦106%
107%
♦106%
107%
*106 J/4
107'2
20
5
41%
413/4
413/4
42%
415/8
42%
41%
41%
41
4134
16,300
—5
27%
27%
273/4
28
273/4
27%
27%
28
28
28%
5,200
71
71%
70%
70%
70%
71%
70%
70%
71'%
71 1/2
360
83
83
*82
83
82
82
82
82
82%
83%
250
*81
84
♦81
83
♦81
84
*81
84
*81
84
*83%
85
83%
83%
*83
85
83 %
*83'%
85
♦83 %
84%
*83%
84%
84%
*83%
Pacific Ry
(Minn)—-
100
100
100
100
100
1
$3.60 preferred series
$4.10 preferred series
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11
4
Northwest
31% Jan
4
22% May
2
-
$4.16
Airlines
cony
Northwestern
Nenvich
400
1,900
27%
37
—
8
27
10%
10%
37
Western
Dec
Jun
*10 J/2
10%
37
100
100
31% Jan
59
10%
10%
36%
Common
5%%
103/4
21
*10%
37
100
preferred series
preferred series
Northrop Corp
47
23 %
36%
1
Ry common__25
Adjustment preferred
25
6%
preferred
10
Northern
21%
273/a
—100
Northern
21%
37%
preferred
4
45% May 24
5,900
20
'
27%
5.25%
Norfolk
106% Jan
1,400
5%
273/4
par
64,500
6
213a
37
4.10%
&
10%
5%
5'%
21
No par
3.90%
6
7
10%
20
5%
8,400
5%
5%
27%
100
15
22
11
17% Sep
155/a
preferred
preferred
Northern States PWr Co
2
18
4,800
15%
100
Car
18
28
24% Sep
1934
15%
No
American
6
25
99% Jan
Dec
79% Dec 28
79% Dec 28
79''2
15%
Corp—
North
Jan
57% May 22
16
21
78
19%
A
__
Jan
102% Sep
9
30
*29
78:,4
& Hartford Co—
41% Jan
Aug
4,300
19 %
5
preferred
4.85% preferred
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
108
26
19%
preferred—
Mar 28
2,300
25 'u
78%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40% preferred-100
73
30
x21%
19%
No
5%
30
230
22
78%
No
46% Dec
29% May
16
22% Jan
Dec
*29
*29%
125%
193/s
Aviation
63% July 15
20% Feb 17
67
30
30
*124
200
18,900
78
5
Eiectric Gas
Common
$3.75
25%
.
86%/
19%
Shipbuilding Corp
Y State
22 %
911/2
146%
78%
Brake
New Haven
York
125%
22
85'a
146
19%
Co
Common
New
*124
*90'%
78%
Chicago & St Louis Co
Preferred
125
*29%
1
American
36
Jan
91%
85%
19%
Inc
North
73
84%
855/8
78%
Corp
Norris-Thermador
40% Dec 14
30
*90%
91 %
*90%
1
22% July 20
Dec
91%
30
*
2
Sep 21
♦90%
19%
Television
Fibre
4
64
91%
5
Theatres
Vulcanized
11% Mar
32
91
85
1,900
5,800
10,600
No par
17% Dec
Mar" 18
52%
55
78
Co
22% Sep 22
13% July 12
30% Sep 23
23%
54'%
*29 V
3%%
N
2
84%
23%
55
25
Neptune Meter Co
5
11
Mar 23
84
23 %
545/8
4
10
Co
Neisner
6
12% Jan
88% Apr
85
23:,a
55 %
25
Air
108
84%
23%
54
245/a
Central
27% Jan
21
85
22%
537/j
21%
York
20
85
23%
523/B
24%
York
7
79% Oct 29
85%
23
54%
21%
New
77% Apr 13
85% Mar 3
85
23%
54%
213/4
New
Aug 30
79% Jan
6
25
23
85%
23
24%
6
65% Jan 14
69% Mar 7
85%
21 3/4
7
2
4% Oct
Sep 18
32,000
25
31% Jan
5
23,700
25'/o
213%
New
21
4
62%
.24%
10
Co
Corp
Newberry Co (J J) common
Jan
33% Mar 15
62%
25%
4
National-Standard
National
34% May 24
40% July 11
79% Aug 19
19% Jan
23% May
72% Jan
63%
24%
245/8
32% Jan
84% Mar 11
61%
24%
1
14% Dec
41% Jan 14
73% Apr
1
6,000
63%
24%
par
Corp
Steel Cast-No
&
47 % Aug 22
27% Nov 12
21%
623/Q
22
May 6
33% May 11
23% May 11
15
21 %
64%
24%
125%
Nautec
11
21%
*124
Jan
26,500
62%
125
43
21J
8,500
59%
24%
125%
22% Nov 22
587 a
24%
125%
5
9%
66%
100
29
29
22
570
148
64
preferred B
27% Jun
33% Dec
21%
1,100
243/8
6%
National
71 % Dec
21%
21%
(iO.
7
Natonas
25% Dec
59
.;/■;
132% Sep
4
6
60 %
22%
preferred
—100
England Electric System
_1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
10% Jan
53%
/
148
15
29% Mar
9%
*146%
10
6
9
9%
118
Jan
6
147
978
74%
148%
9 %
76%
149
85 %
7% Jan
55
71
148 %
9
72 %
148%
8 3/a
21 %
par
74%
147
74%
148%
8%
*146%
32% Dec
NOV
10,200
x72
77%
149%
86
5
42
713.1
76%
149
148
17
28
5,100
85%
13
36% May 22
22
84% Jan 29
29%
*146%
38% Feb
34
29 J/2
85%
20% Jan
*ep
29%
147%
Dec 24
91
29%
147%
24% Dec 29
Dec
30
100
N
74
2 9 74
33% Oct
5% Dec 29
100% Oct
29%
34% Oct 29
9
Dec
295/a
preferred A
29% Jun
71
30
7%
25
1
29%
9
31
Nov
6,500
Aug
4% Oct
36% Oct 24
11
1
No
.
4% July 22
24
1034
59%
common
18% Oct
1
10%
59 %
Co common
Co
4
Dec
10 3/U
160
Lead
15
25% Feb
69
Gypsum
preferred
National
Tea
10
10 3/a
100
Sugar Ref Co__
Feb 26
10'/a
10
National
29
10'/a
5
Co
National
23% Jan 27
65
Gas
4
16
10
Fuel
20% Jan
Nov
10%
1
28% Jan
18
10%
60
Inc
28
Sep 28
1,900
10%
Chem Corp com—5
pfd series of 1951
National
13%
44%
58%
Products
14% Oct
22
29% Sep
59
109% Jan
Lines
&
16% Oct 31
35
Dec
4%%
National
13%
44
5
8
68 % Oct
74% Dec 22
Natl Distillers
11
11
13%
44%
8%
Register
4
21% Jan 19
86% Apr 30
107% Mar 11
49% Mar 13
2
Jan
24% Jan
13
43%
10
Corp
14
13
43% Feb 26
82% Mar 2
71% Dec 28
9
13
43%
10
common
Jan
37% Apr
12
36% Jan
15
104
May
Can
98% Jan
8
10% Mar 24
27% Nov
6
22% Dec 24
12
Deo
Co
Dairy
20% Nov 28
54% Jun 12
8
12%
43%
100
Cash
2
1234
43"%
1
Corp
preferred
National
28% Jun
21
7 7c
12 5/o
435/a
1
L.
National
77% Nov
12%
43%
5
Acme. Co
4
157% Aug 12
12%
*43%
5
32% Aug 22
46% Feb
90
1
Corp
Corp
Natco
National
Inc
-10
preferred
25
Steel & Wire Co
Pharmacal
Co
5
.—62 %c
84%
84%
83%
*83%
20
84%
50
45%
46 7
8
48,300
42
44
43%
45
44%
455/e
443/4
47
14%
14%
147/o
15%
14%
155/8
155/8
16%
15%
16%
15,000
22
223/a
22
22%
22%
22%
4,800
21%
21
21
21%
21%
47
47%
48%
48%
48%
*20 3/4
46
225/e
23
223/4
23%
21%
21%
211/4
22
1,000
48%
49%
48
48%
8,900
.
Volume
192
Number 6011
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2343)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Highest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Dec. 5
AND
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 6
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thnraday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 8
Dec- 7
Dec.9
Shares
O
31% May 17
38% Sep
83
Dec
31
953/4 Jan
16
84
94% Sep
U
4.40%
preferred
100
74
Dec
29
85
Jan
12
75% Jan
82
9
3.90%
preferred
100
*78
873/4 Dec
15
100
Jan
13
89
96
Aug
9
4.56%
100
*91
933/4 Sep
393/4 Jan
2
4.44%
preferred
preferred
,_100
91
91
No par
35
35%
343/i
35'%
34%
common__5
35
35
35
343/,
16%
*16%
343/8
17%
'34%
*16%
86%
*86%
17%
87%
*16%
17
*86 %
*86%
87%
30%
87%
30%
303/4
31
39
7,800
39%
39%
40
86
Sep
30
34 % Nov
13
27% Jun
9
95 % Jan
16
Jan
Jan
86
46% May 21
34% Mar 4
4
Jan
30 % Aug
28% Mar
Sep
Ohio
19
Edison
Ohio
4
Oil
Okla Gas & Electric Co
35% July 15
16% Sep 21
16
Dec
29
18
Feb
27
80
Sep
25
90 Va Feb
5
83% Jun
87
Jan
16
31
30% Jun
2
24% May 10
31
Dec
9
Oklahoma
373/4 Aug
15 % Dec
4
54% Jan
4
Olin
6
18 5/8 Oct
20
Olin
353/8 Nov
29
41% Feb
9
58% July 28
Jan
363/4 Mar
29 3/4 May
7
4
12
16% May
61 % Feb
10
943/4 July
24
23% Jan
12
Outlet
23
16% Jun
14
2
75
25
Jan
1223/4 Jun
79 % Feb
9
1043/4 Dec
31
823/4 Oct
31
116
27
110% Dec
9
104% Feb
16
13
28
23% Oct
26
130% May 31
34% Jan .,27
85
24
38% Apr
993/4 Feb
85
4
16% Nov
16
14% May 14
233/4 Jan 16
11% Nov
27
153/a J an
5
18
22
23% Feb
26
23
Jun
51% Nov
5
11
Jan
5
Jan
7
12% Oct
26
11% Jan
93
5
•
Jun
Aug
Amer
Cement
Pacific Coast Co
67% Apr
663/4 Apr
56% Jan
20
9
255/a Sep
23
29% Oct
20
Oct
21
1443/4 Apr
24
130% Feb
23
4% Sep
22
6% Jan
29
4% Oct
26
3
46% Nov
24
19% Oct
25
39
12
Oct
24
163/8 Apr
28
173/4 July
23% Jan
126
30
Sep
20% Nov
17
35% Apr
13
43
Jun
25
59 % Jan
2
83
Dec
8
42
Sep
21
9
23% Jan
23
42% Sep
22
2
Gas
32% Jan
28
40
Jun
145
Feb
6%
12
Jan
6
Pan
11
913/4 Oct
7
50% Mar 13
39 % Apr
29
67% Sep
1
49 %
July 30
36s/a Mar 15
51% Jun
21% Oct
4
28% Jan
4
65% Mar 20
33% Oct
24
60"% Feb
29
1 % Dec
1
Parke
Parmalee
3% Jan
30
26
18% Dec
14
14% Feb
12
205/s Dec
215/8 Sep
29
243/4 Apr
8
21% Jan
12
24
Nov
45% Nov
25
645/8 Jun
11
44
Mar 15
58
Dec
9
Penick
30% Sep
21
393/a Mar 12
24
Nov
31% Jan
4
1
15
26
Sep
21
36
323/a Dec
11
35% Dec
July
29 % May
Sep 20
18% Jun
41
.i—
Patino
Mar 16
Jun
5
5%
283/4 Sep
7
Penn Power & Light
17
20
5
10% Oct
5
17% Jan
30% Nov
7
45
7
5
30
26% Jan
2
64% Aug
11
543/, Feb
Chemicals
Sand
4.40%
15
66% May 16
68% Mar 25
Peoples
37% Nov
29
50 % Jun
17
Sep 28
41% Dec
5
14
99% Feb
25
18
193/4 Jan
22
92% Jan
7
95 % Mar
Gas
Peoria
Pet
&
3% Oct
22
64% Dec
22
6 3/8 Feb
27
30% Sep
94% Sep
22
46% Jun
9
Oct
23
20
87% Dec
11
75
Dec
23
85
Dec
17
93
Dec
39% Sep
28
15
43% May
24
70% Mar
Light
47% Mar 31
53
&
20% Jan
23
Aug 29
103% Apr
88% Apr
15
13
75
Jan
2
104% Jan
99
8
873/4 Jan
Jan
84% Jan
18
7
99% Sep
833/4 Sep
13
8
533/4 Dec
3
Apr
Aug
2
73
433/4 Feb
1
Sep
28
43% Jun
1
253/a Jan
4
Mar 18
813/4 Nov
10
88
Aug
8
Dec
2
93
Jan
22
133/4 Dec
2
19% May 20
83
Dec
3
94
89
Dec
3
993/4 Apr
14% Dec
28
2
79
19% Aug 17
Mar
145
4
124% Jan
7
24% Jan
42
July 23
175/b Nov
17
38% Jan
73% May
91% Mar 19
28
803/o Jan
6
22% Jan
30
Nov
5
16
119
Sep
8
62% July 31
100% Jun
9
34% Mar 31
26
555/8 Sep
10 s/a Dec
82% Jan
Dec
29
59
Nov
21
71
Jan
9
59
Nov
15
75% Jan
23% Jan
9
9% Sep
28
18
Mar 16
113% Oct
5
125
31
43% Mar
8
16 3/4 Dec
6
96
Dec
31
88% Oct
25% May 19
29% Feb
24
27
73% Feb
9
473/4 Feb
1
Feb
903/4 Nov 30
81% Feb
1
17
58 3/4 Jan
52
4
43% Apr
23%
15,200
*23%
23%
23%
233/8
*23%
56
55%
56
55%
55%
56 Va
23%
563/4
23 3/a
543/4
56%
58
26%
26%
26%
27
263A
275/a
27%
273/,
27%
27%
95% Jan
Jan
31
15%
153/a
15%
15%
153/4
15%
15%
15%
153/a
453/a
*44%
*44%
45%
*44%
45%
*44%
45%
70
43%
42%
43
43%
44%
43%
44
43%
44%
27%
12,700
28%
273/4
28
27%
28%
283/4
28%
28%
283/4
*293/4
10,400
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
30%
31%
26%
27%
x26 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
263/4
26%
26%
953/4
5,700
96%
x94 %
96
95%
95%
95%
96
95%
95%
p
90 3/4
91%
91%
11%
113/4
113/8
113%
31%
31%
31%
31%
62
63%
62%
623/4
*38
38%
373/8
38
44%
x433/u
43%
38%
41%
*94%
convertible
Poor
293/4 Sep
8 % Nov
23
Jan
16
82 % Nov
24
86% Jan
7
293/4 Dec
17
100
36% Aug 31
15
Feb
73/4 Sep
18
&
Potomac
Co
39%
37%
38
373/4
38
14,300
96
*93%
96
95%
95%
95
95
15 %
15%
51%
52V4
3
3%
.
30
15%
15
"52%
3
15
15
15
15%
1,200
53
51%
51%
51%
52
1,500
3
*3
3%
3
3%
3,400
453/b
463/s
45%
465/a
46%
473/8
47%
483/a
50%
51
503/4
50%
50%
51%
50%
51
*203/a
21%
*20%
98 Va
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
160
79
79%
79%
79
80
250
♦21
90%
100
91
*91 %
100%
303/B
99
31%
16
163/4
100
*62
5
21%
295/b
30
29%
*97%
99
*97%
*78
91 %
30
29%
21%
30
•97%
.
99 ;
99
21%
42,100
10
16,600
5,100
21%
6u0
•
92%
♦91%
1001/2
100 Va
92%
100%
31
31%
30%
315/a
31%
32
31%
31%
11,800
15%
100
31%
16%
16%
17%
17%
18 3/«
175/8
18%
55,500
63
62
62
62%
62%
63
63
120
77%
773/4
78
78
793/8
79%
81
16,500
83
81%
81%
81%
81%
•81%
82
140
*77%
78%
•78
►100
93%
93%
100 Va
•99%
93%
260
210
100%;
63%
♦62
77
77%
77
82%
82%
82%
100
*77 Va
78%
*77%
78%
*77%
78%
50%
52
503/8
51%
503/4
513/a
51
513/a
51%
1
14%
15%
15
15%
14%
15%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
2,600
42%
433/4
43
435/8
43
433/4
43%
43%
433/4
44%
10,600
No par
•
*92
••
*92
94
94
*92
94
•92
94
1
52%
52 5/s
523/s
36%
37
36%
37
173/8
173/a
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
♦92
54%
37
523/b
363/4
52%
36%
52%
36%
52%
2
com_10
78%
52
26,600
94
53%
.
54
3,300
36%
37%
17%
8,900
17 %
*82
83
83
*82
81
803/4
803/4
80%
80 3/4
•78
82
143/8
14%
14%
14%
14%
4,900
83
*78
(The)
14%
*82
83
•82
14%
70
200
143/4
2,300
...
68%
23,200
12%
12,700
93/4
*114
115/8
105/8
107/s
11%
*59%
61%
*59%
61%
*59%
61
*59%
61
10
9%
*114
116
2.50
50 3/4
50%
50 %
90
90
89
89%
64%
22%
1
223%
65
62%
23
23%
227
220%
Co
Elec & Gas
div
3,300
89
1,390
65
22%
23%
2293/4
224%
230 Va
preference
173/a
17%
177/a
90
90
90
29%
293%
293/4
30
*115
64%
22%
222
173%
*90
655/a
2,900
22%
9,000
226%
17%
25,400
5,200
90%
80
30
30%
30
30%
18,000
137
137 %
138
139%
13,400
134
10
58
58%
58
58%
59%
60
60
60
59
60
41%
413/4
41%
413/4
41%
41%
40%
41%
41
41 3/8
17,800
28
28
28
28
28%
28%
28
28%
28
28%
1,600
com_No par
com
No par
•1013/4
81%
103
*80%
*81
■
.*85
*102
137%
1363/4
1373/4
7,400
80
81%
*80%
81%
81%
80%
80%
82%
*81
82%
•81%
82 Va
•81%
82%
10
85%
*85%
86%
85%
350
86
103
85%
103
103
*80%
*102
104
85
101%
463/4
300
102
6,000
No par
45%
45%
45%
46
45%
46%
46%
100
*69%
70 V*
70%
*70%
71%
•71%
72
70 %
70%
120
preferred
25
213/4
213/4
*215/b
70%
22%
*215/8
22%
*21%
22%
*21%
preferred
25
*20%
21%
*20%
203/4
*20%
203/4
*20%
20 3/4
203/4
221%
203/4
200
preferred
4.80%
preferred
Publicker Industries Inc
$4.75 preferred
100
common
•113
5
8%
_No par
♦85
116
8 3/a
86 %
*113
8 3/a
*85
115
85/a
86%
373/4 Aug 30
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
31%
32
313/4
10
373/8 Jun
24
Pullman
31
313%
31
31%
2
39% Jan
4
323/a
33
325%
33
Pure
10
51
17%
1343/4
5,800
117
90
29%
200
10%
50%
173/a
135
10
61
883/4
89%
29%
9%
62%
90
163%
10
61
503/4
23%
23
2267/8
11%
•60
6,700
2
Public Serv Co of Indiana
21
64%
116
89%
100
11
50%
•88
18
preferred
11% Feb
64%
116
93/4
89%
5.05%
86% Nov
64%
9%
61
175/8
1053/4 Aug 19
4
233/a
12
61%
89%
82%
29
63%
227
11%
61%
•59%
100
85%
25
116
503/4
85
Feb
*114
93/4
89%
81%
Aug 25
116
95/8
50%
82%
4.16%
9%
89
100
4.32%
11
61%
60
50%
1
5
Electric Power
50
19
65%
103/4
75
(H K)—
fund preference
126
17%
653/8
10
Inc
sink
126
19
64%
100
3%%
125
18
64
100
13
125
183/4
63%
preferred—
493/4 Aug 19
126%
18%
633/4
60
100
Co
*125
18%
623/4
*59%
100
■
127
18
64%
10
100
;
*125
18%
63%
100
common
127
18%
10
Public Service Co of Colorado
$1.40
127
100
1.25
preferred
27% Jun
16
36%
51%
4.30 %
Sep
30% Oct
48% ADr
18,700
46%
Corp
Corp
Public Serv
12
29% Feb
81
240
453/a
50%
7
123
4,000
38%
45
14%
74% Sep
5
623/4
373/a
45%
81%
23% Apr 20
22% Mar 22
117% Feb
623/4
38
44%
82
7
21
62%
37%
443/4
14
5
Sep
x61 •%
38%
45%
Procter & Gamble
66 Va Aug 26
413/4 Dec
5
May 11
623/4
44
293/4
guaranteed preferred
5%%
9
8
20
62%
*375/8
480
443/8
82
17
22% May 14
1,300
*78
41% Feb
22
31%
1
20% Jan
19% Dec
31%
No par
65% Jan
22
313/a
No par
9
20% Sep
31 Va
(conv)
76 % Mar 13
13
313/a
preferred
preferred
14
233/4 Jan
31%
*97%
No par
Jan
48 5/8 Feb
*
3
preferred
98
24
74,100
30%
preferred
21
ll5/8
97%
50c
common
4.08%
65
91
11%
5
Heusen
•4.18%
40% Sep
90
113/8
97%
Petroleum
Aug 30
6
90%
11%
293/4
series preferred
90
106% Apr
90
11%
100
87% Aug 17
22
810
903/4
1%
xl
100
common
8
Sep
*93%
15
52
3%
1,300
33%c
preferred
5
98
96
15
3
4,600
40
39
513/4
1
10
Plymouth Oil Co
11
9
86
903/4
98%
19
16
x90
79%
Feb
Mar 20
Jan
30
16
45%
21%
78% Jan
92
93
300
3,200
10,200
41%
79%
85
5
23
23%
45%
*98%
Polaroid
Aug 16
139 % Dec
11
1,200
5
98%
80% Jan
Jun
Sep
25
20 3/a
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
2
26% Mar
3
3
91% Mar 20
83
22
20%
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
6
36% Mar
5
33% Mar
80
Feb
20%
5%
2613/4 Aug 22
5
253/a Jan
1
124% Sep
20 %
80%
Porter Co
29
20%
213/4
7%
4
Jan
253/4 Nov
12
44% Dec
20%
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
71% Aug 17
15% May 10
28% May 14
16
20 'A
$3.50 convertible preferred
Plough
Inc
14
34% Nov
20%
08%
Pittston
22
104
20%
23%
No par
4
Jan
Dec
20%
2,900
25
com
4
Sep
5
4,400
1%
12.50
11
88
78% Oct
38%
*1=/b
x35
No par
Apr
81% Jan
22
10
23 Va
37%
1%
1
common
124% Jan
163% Feb
26% Dec
23%
37
1%
_5
26
17
353/4 Dec
233/4
353/4
com
25
22
30
23%
(conv)_
83% Oct
313% Apr
23%
100
45% Oct
56% Dec
23%
_No par
18
188 % Dec
56,400
100
18
17
38%
5
Dec
28
5,100
365/a
10
Dec
96% Jan
53%
38%
100
81
213/4 Nov
52
37
No par
125
•
52%
38%
80%
$4.80
15
132
51%
38 3/a
l5/a
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
12
Feb
86
52%
39%
100
$5
Aug 31
283/4 Jan
19% May
51%
37%
*
3
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co
4
74% Dec
88%
24
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
8
68
*87%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
125% Dec
132
88%
100
$4
20
17% Dec
26% Dec
*87%
35%
Co
preference
Phillips-Van
Pillsbury Co
1
29% Sep
5
88%
preferred
3.90%
9
97
7
16
*87%
51%
87%
52%
preferred
Phillips
6
15
453/8 July
Sep
21% Jan
87%
1
& Co Inc
Philip Morris Inc
21
Sep
44 Va Dec
11
88%
*1%
80% Aug 29
8
16,800
88%
12%
35%
14
91
47,000
46%
12%
24
743% Jan
493/4 Aug 27
18%
46%
12%
1%
Mar 23
95% May
18%
46%
12%
35%
Aug 12
4
18%
463/s
12%
1%
Dec
2
18
463A
17
1%
85
90
17%
46%
123/4
36 3/8
81
18 3/8
16%
46%
23%
5
53% Nov
16%
453/4
1%
20
9
17
46
35%
Apr
77% Jan
41 Va Mar
13
16%
12%
23%
14
1
330
2,700
23 3/8
10,800
14,300
4.40%
conv
22
53/8
51%
Mar 29
36 5/8 Dec
20% Jan
xl2%
71
13% Apr 29
315/a May
6
32
13%
38% Apr
523/4 Mar 23
Jan
22%
5%
144
39 %
Coke
preferred
Electric
27%
143
5%
2
82
28
143
5%
6
16% Dec
27%
442%
21 %
Dec
22
5,400
28 %
143%
5%
15% Dec
28
4,500
28
27%
143%
21%
100
22
505/a
5%
100
Oct
50 3/a
20%
L;
11% Jan
50%
53/a
'
74% Dec
2,300
11,700
50%
513/8
Corp
4%
493/4
69%
37%
Reading Corp (NY)
Philco Corp common
3%% preferred series A
9
49
68%
453/a
Brewing Co
(Chas)
213/4
493/4
693/4
20 5/h
1
preferred
2nd
900
68%
53/o
preferred—
; 60
28
1433/4
14%
*49%
20 %
preferred
65% Mar 10
27%
143%
.
"
5%
4.68%
84% Apr
28
143
*20
213/4
213/8
4.30%
9
*20
14%
5%
Phila &
23
213/4
14%
20%
Sep
Jun
•20
*20
50%
Jan
775/8 Dec
213/4
213/4
50%
96
54
2,400
16
50%
49
62
13 3/a
16
50%
101
6
30
13%
153/4
50
6
Apr
13%
15%
70
12
73
900
13
153/4
69%
25
363% May
14%
13%
153/4
493/4
Oct
1
14%
13
49%
Jan
7
143/a
703%
X27 %
*89
14%
69%
26
Jan
80
49%
93
Dec
91%
50%
26
21
7,300
91%
70%
56% May 12
Sep
263/4
16
*153/b
3.80%
-
26%
25
common
Co
$1
2
2,100
26%
13%
13
15%
33 %c
Phila
Aug 16
26
26
*89
1
com
Ry
Phelps-Dodge
6
57
Apr
223% Jan
65
41
575/8 Jan
9,200
26%
91%
253/4
*89
50%
*142
4,200
913/4
116%
50%
Corp
Pfizer
8
*143/o
13 %
102 %
90%
1143/4
50
Pfeiffer
43% Mar
5
*20
14%
101
91
115%
1
23
4%
15%
70c
-
9
14%
xl3
91
101
90
115
1143/4
5
21
Mar
90
100
92
114
No par
5% Jan
100
91
90
16
1
38 Va Jun
3
91
90
114%
253/4
*15
1
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfaudler Permutlt Inc
20
25%
99
16
2.50
25
Oct
Xll3%
255/a
96 %
♦15
50c
11
26% Mar 14
89%
114%
16
69
Corp
16% Jan
96% Jun
90
963/4
25%
14 2/7
com
545/8 Nov
3
4
Mar 30
100
96
*15
49%
Corp
Eastern
Milk Co
4 Va %
7
95
16
10
13% May 17
16
89%
*113
*15
25
47
Nov
95
No par
Pepsi-Cola Co__
Oct
47,600
1,320
series preferred..
34% Jan
15% Dec
15%
Pennsylvania
RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
31
8
15%
preferred
Mar 23
74
39% Dec
30
92
Jan
23%
15%
Co
Glass
4 Va %
973/4 Aug 24
943/4 Aug 31
18
225/b
15%
preferred
conv
(J C)
Pennsalt
5
55% Mar 20
15%
100
253/8 Jan
27
15%
16
1
85 % Jan
15% Nov
23
153/a
153/8
*15
1
common
8
20
4
11,100
*15%
Corp
5
40% Nov
57% Dec
Cement
Penna
27
55
153/a
preferred
4
Jan
54s/8
22%
common
Jan
89
22%
Inc_5
Ford
4.68%
Penney
303/4 Mar 31
98% Apr
493/4 Jan
&
Co
prior
35
102 % Apr
Jan
Coal
conv
7
13
22%
Enterprises
9
14
22%
3.50
&
Penn Fruit Co Inc
22
11
21%
No par
Sep
Dec
363/8
22%
21%
6
Co
Sep
84% Dec
16%
353/4
55
100
45
88
16
36%
100
48
25% Nov
15%
54%
Corp
29
6
15%
36
55
Inc
Aggregates
38% Aug
8
22% July 25
27% Oct 28
18
15%
36 %
25
&
Mines
Peabody
17
100
15%
Pictures Corp
Penn-Dixie
3
200
54%
common
Transportation
12
2,800
36 Va
15
Parker Rust Proof Co
Oct
34%
155/a
No par
12% Feb
11,100
55
Electronics
Davis
35
363/g
preferred
Paramount
34%
54%
6.25
Common
15
31% July 24
39%
35
130
36%
American
4%
383/4
100
34%
30 3/a
38 3/4
91%
543/4
Sulphur
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
4
30 Va
*90
36
1
com
Consolidated
Packard-Bell
49% Nov
28
Tin
30 3/a
50
913/4
53%
preferred
Pacific
30%
92%
34%
34%
30%
*91%
•90
353/4
92%
*355/,
Electric
&
4
83% Mar 18
Jun
Co
Lighting Corp
Pacific T'elep & Teleg
2
7% Jan
*91%
43,700
3,900
2,300
1
Pacific
28
May 11
8
94
&
Finance
Pacific
16
26% Mar 10
v
36% Feb
Pacific
9
53% Sep
465/8 Mar
320
793/8
15%
preferred
71% Sep
60
6,200
89%
79
155/a
30c
Fisheries
8
3
7
34%
89%
79%
155/8
No par
Pacific
16
333/4
90
38%
100
Pacific
68% Jun
46% Sep
Glass
183/a May 11
22% May
2
60% Jan 11
45% Nov
343/4
89%
38%
Corp
preferred
5%
*90
34
•78
38%
(The)
173/8 Aug 17
6
183/8 Jan
18% Mar 18
91%
92%
91%
86%
preferred
$5
92%
163/4
Oxford Paper Co common
9
92%
87%
Corning Fiberglas Corp
4%
*91
*90
92%
30%
No par
Corp
Owens-Illinois
17
79
10
Co
Owens
1
89%
3.125
Gas
Marine
Overland
343/4
89%
78
5
1
Elevator
Oct
34%
89%
78
*86 %
Corp
34%
79
*89
■
*16%
Corp
15% Feb
26 3/4 Nov
95/8 Sep
Oil
7
973/4 jan
Dec
Chemical
Outboard
343/a
,
793/4
20
Gas
Mathieson
Otis
89
"
100
Natural
Orange & Rockland Utilities
23
37% Jan
34%
88 3/j
7.50
preferred
&
34%
34%
163/4
preferred
4.24%
5
58% Jun
15
15 % Nov
423/8 July
4
19% Oct 24
393/a July 15
4%
15
Co
253/4 Dec
16
Co -common
Inc
No par
Oil
5
32
115
115
8%
83/4
115%
8%
47
116
8%
♦113
8 3%
47%
100
280
120
8%
7,300
86%
85
85
86
20
32
32
32
31%
32
10,200
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
31%
10,400
32
33 %
32%
33
32%
33
*85
31%
"
•85
1
16,900
Q
24
54% Jan: 16
140
-
Mar
27% Oct
5 :V
42
•
633/4 Dec
26
125% Jan 11
27
For footnotes, see page
Jan
26
26.
Mar
36
Aug 18
27% Nov
8
i
5
14
*
Quaker Oats Co
~
<
6%
common
preferred—
5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_ 10
62%
~
633/i
132%
132%
27%
273/4
613/4
134
27%
623/s
134
27%
60
*132
*27
62%
134
27%
60 Vt
61%
58%
60%
8,400
134
134
132
132
130
27
27
27
27
600
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2344)
.
Monday, December 12, 1960
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
B*ng« for Prerion*
LOW
STOCK
Monday
Tuesday
Dec. 5
Dec. G
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Hlfheot
YORK
NEW
Range Sine* Jan. 1
Year 1959
LiVMt
AND
SALE
I1IGH
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
; Thursday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 8
Dec. 9
Shares
Dec. 7
E
43ft Feb
9
Mft Jan
46 ft Oct
5
67 ft Jan
4
74
Apr
8
17
May 22
30% Feb
8
51ft Sep
2
7
70
41% Dec
73
6
56
.
Dec
$3.50
Apr
19
Raybestos-Manhattan
15
28
Rayonier Inc
4
Raytheon
18% Jan
Jan
5
30% July 10
15 ft Dec
2
9
73% Apr
27
Jan 21
30 ft Oct
25
6
26
14
20 % Dec
5
33 ft Feb
5
11% Dec
8
28 ft Jan
20
25
16% Dec 29
Nov
24
37ft Jan
25 ft Dec
28
33 ft Jan
32
22
Jan
6
27% Jun
I
12% Nov
41% Sep
28
22
15 ft Nov
1
28% Jan
18
17% Oct
24
28% Jun
16
Reichhold
Reis
15% Sep
24
Jan
7
15% Nov
2
12% Feb
18
6% Feb
27
20% Apr
17
15% Dec
7
42% Jan
8
Dec
2
43% Dec
.1
68% Jan
18
1
27 % Feb
73
7
22
25
11
8
5
46ft Jan
28
Jan
7
57
1
54% July
20
15 ft Aug 23
6
78% Jan
t
Republic
28
50% Jan
22
Revere
77
Dec
9
Revlon
Inc
56% Jun
21
Rexall
Drug
46 ft Feb
17
7
37 ft Oct
24
71% Jan
4
16
71% Dec
23
37 ft Sep
26
Dec
28
48 % May 15
42 ft Jan
4
48
Sep
23
27
149
Jan
5
116
Mar
110ft Oct
Nov 24
55ft Jan
84 ft Mar 26
47% Jun
76ft Jan
5
Oct
31
3
65
15
Oct
8
76
July 24
163
3
30% Dec
17
2% Jan
17% Sep 21
1% Sep 22
5
Jan
26
12
«
69
TO
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111
30
4
Dec
Aug
2
4
Rheem
2ft Jan
4
Rhodesian
82% Oct
24
Riehardson-Merrell
89% Nov
25
Richfield
4
23% Oct
24
42
16
28% Jan
21
52% July
31% Jan
19
59% Dec
14
33 ft Nov
3
55
16
38 ft Oct
19
52
23
23 ft Jun
17
29ft Jan
2
39% July 24
481ft Jan
29
28
605
81
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Oct
30
Gas
Rochester
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38% Jan
Rockwell-Standard
17
4
Sep
16
5
14
18% Dec
9
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13% Sep
22
14ft May 12
21% Jan
8
25
21% Jan
13
9% Apr
May 27
34
Jan
12% Apr
82
30
15
Oct
3
50% Jan 26
24% Jan
2
31% Dec
1
11% Oct
25
22
12% Apr
5
22
2
10 ft July
47 ft Mar 11
31% Oct
24
16ft Oct
24
89
16ft Jan
2
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6
40
Aug
22
Jun 24
16
1
12% Dec
Jun
17
37ft Sep
14 V* Mar 25
1
20% Nov
4
21% Mar
2
14% May 31
42
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&
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Corp
20%
20%
21
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21
12%
12
12ft
12
12
11%
12 ft
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12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
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16%
16%
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14
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15
80
90ft Aug 17
238
15
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258
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1
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75
38
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17
27
July
Sep
21
79% Apr
42% Jan
14
89 ft Dec
14
84
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75
7
70 ft
69
75
771/4
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25
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36%
37
37%
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9
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8
15
19
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26
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12
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17
17
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14%
27,400
12%
12%
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35%
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35%
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15 ft
15%
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15%
15%
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preferred-
conv
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67% Mar
81
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96
' Apr
78
Mar 17
29
32%
32%
15 ft
79% Feb
19
69%
69%
26
Jan
7
55% Jan
4
32 ft
33
12
31% Sep
St
1
21% Apr
14
1
19
Jan
21
Savage
37% Jan
8
93
July 13
7
10% May 16
Mar 14
31
17
71% Feb
72
31
16
.
5
9
4
88% Nov 24
Jan
100
4
29
29% May 25
19% Dec
•
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22%
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13%
13%
.
—5
23% Jan
4
21% Jan
13
20% Jan
4
15
15% Sep 29
12
23% Oct
23
23% Sep
31
69
Sep
26
104%
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July
21
2
13
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37"
67% Apr
74ft
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64
July 23
22% Jan
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61% Jun
52 ft Jan
54
11% Oct
.
26
-.4
^
62 ft Feb
32% Jan
2
35ft Mar
3
14
Jan
63%
Mar"2 5
66% Feb
23% Jun
75
Jan
13
£5% Dec~3l
~8ft
17
~5
Sep
6% May
89 ft Apr
10
21ft Mar 16
26% Nov
8%
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37 ft,
4.4
1
141/2
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26
14%
14%
26
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Mobile So Ohio
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stock
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4
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Dec
5
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11
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7ft
27
-100
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Kellogg & Sons
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50c
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common-—
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92 ft
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16 y4
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31
..
39
17%
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17
16 ft
38 ft
..
44 ft
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Oct
r
29%
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preferred
20
90
17%
45
Southern
30
39
30%
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35% Jun
52,600
44
5
29% Jan
24.600
27 ft
30
5
30
40%
21%
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23%
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26 ft
23%
44
2,200
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30
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Puerto Rico Sugar com
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-
23
22% July 25
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.
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77ft Feb
;5
44
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26
28
3
8
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58%
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34%
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15
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18% Oct
37% Dec
South
34%
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Inc
Jersey Gas Co
9
98H Jnn
see page
5%
Southern
40% Aug 24
43%
Platinum
E & G
4
29% Mar
footnotes,
Amer Gold &
South Carolina
Southern
9
31
59 -
43 ft
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French Labs
16% Aug
83
7
5
58%
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40%
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27%
39%
70 ft
20
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South
40%
i
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90
22%
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29 ft
40%
42 ft
10
Marchant
Smith Kline &
South
28%
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29
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41%
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70
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76
Oct
2
84% May
(A
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41%
70%
.
38
16%
29
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14,900
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70%
40
17%
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Co;
50 ft July 18
84% May 16
28 ft May 21
07 ft Feb 13
16
3
67"% Dec
,
23% May 18
21% Sep
Mar
Smith
16 ft
17 ft
41ft
Oil Corp
Oil
16 ft
16%
26%
17%
16ft
70
Co
Singer Manufacturing Co
Skelly
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-
85
16 y4
20%
39
17%
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11
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13 ft
21'ft
391/4
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88% ~88%—
74%.
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20,700
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12
41%
26 ft
271/4
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88%
99
8%
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19 ft
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38
9ft
54%
13 ft
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40
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17 ft
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38
13%
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13
22,300
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5
54%
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Pattern
54%
12%
.
39% >40%
Slegler Corp
1
Signode Steel -Strapping Co
Simmons
Co.
^
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54%
13
4,400
33%
-
Corp of America
Simplicity
54%
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22%
32%
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9
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14 ft
31
30%
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27%
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68 1.00
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23
22%
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12%
23 Vb-
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22%
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5ft
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34
13%
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19 ft
5ft
5ft
6,900
141/4
12%
87%
70%
34%
13%
14%
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8%
161/4
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22%
40%
39%
25%
.
T1
—
38 ft Aug
16
18% Sep
11
14% Dec
4
22
Jan
30% Feb
21
,
12
46% Jan
18
28% Nov 29
17
29% Jan
25
51% Oct
.
8
21ft Jan
5
7% Nov
7
3
41ft Sep
Sheraton
Smith-Douglass
46% July 12
No par
No par
i;
Co—
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15
42% Jan
May 10
37ft Mar 16
11
Oil
28% Mar 23
12
25% Dec
53% Jan
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(Frank
18% Feb 26
10
34
Jan
V 64% Jun
2
4% Jun
Apr 20
4
62% July 18
11
34% Jun
8% May 18
4
55% Jan
24
38% Oct
1
8
23
55
25
20% Oct
7
1
Nov
47
2
6
Jan
94% Jan
.
29
31
29% Dec
5
30
Jun
Jun
.31% Sep
26% Mar 24
31% May 22
.
43
24
29
Oct
,
Jan
Steel
16
70%
32,700
50 VB
84%
16 ft
3,300
7%
38
'
74%
84%
>
5ft
8%
8%
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8hell Transp & Tr—
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New York shares ordinary
:
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—'
—
45 ft Mar 25
59
&
Shell
43
17% Sep
Oil
4
27
28
15% 8ep
Shamrock
:2.50
Shattuck
12% Jun
30
Shahmoon Industries Inc
8haron
54
85
29%
7%
,
88%
74%
74%
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-
31
30%
No par
—
5
10 ft Apr
22% Aug 12
24ft Oct 28
preferred
3
17
22% Deo
$5.25
&
common
11
42% Deo 30
19% Jun
7
Roebuck
Servel Inc
43% Jan
,
27% Dec
.
For
5ft
34ft
1
42 ft Nov
1
10
5ft
33%
_5
5
64ft Jun
22
Oct
14 ft Mar 31
7% Sep
.
Dec
1
Corp
'
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98
90
17
18% Jan
28
26
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.
70
20
Finance Co
Sealright-Oswego
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98
23
22
70.
13%
Sep
Nov 30
Seaboard
16 ft
.16
—100
:
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40
16
common
54%
16% Nov
81 ft Oct
Co
preferred
ft
19
9
Mfg
881/2
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12%
15
•lft Dec
♦83%
16 ;
.
50
29%
7%
8%
8%
88
27,500
93
12%
37 ft
8V4
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:
33%
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30
14
8,600
23%
-
51
371/4
8%
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85%
11%
16
2
74 %
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1
19% Jan
18% Apr
87%
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25
3
60% Jan
"ift Sep~10
87
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-
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15
No par
—No par
Paper Co common
preferred
preferred
3.65%
8%
50
39
8ft
8%
8 %
Co
16% Dec 30
Dec
1
,
Seiberling Rubber Co
81% Nov 16
48ft Nov 17
46
Inc
Scovill
50%
*37'ft
8%
8%
49%
37 ft
•
$3.40
$4
8%
50 Vb
37 ft
Sears
12% Nov
94 ft Nov 25
Scott
8%.
48 ft
4
21
13
Schick
8%
1
—30
Schering Corp common;.5%
convertible preferred
25
28
Feb 24
24%
23
22% Jun
84
23%
Jan
45% Jan
30 ft Nov
24
Jun
25
ii% Jun" 19
22%
19% Jan
27% Aug 21
4
22%
16
82 ft Nov
Dec
21%
Seagrave
59
38
18
Industries Inc com—1.40
Convertible preference
35c
Schenley
28
5% Deft 16
89ft Dec 15
12%
25
80ft Jun
9
44% Dec 15
12
14
12%
44% Feb
91ft Deo
44ft Jan 22
Jun
14
11'
53% Oct
48
14%
18% Sep
17
71/4
7'/4
7ft
13%
10% Nov
Oct
7%
7%
14 ft
s
26
17% Dec 16
27% Jun
29%
"
600
,
15%
71
32%
33 ft
•#-*;«;
6,200
33 %
15 ft
*70
93
29%
29%
29%
*12%
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
4
93
*91
93
29%
7%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Jan
*91
13 ft
13
41
29 ft
14ft
14
1
91
29
7ft
13
22
91
32%
*91
'
■
29
*32%
•"
71
80
.
260
28%
15%
*70
33 ft
32%
13 ft
24% Aug 22
-
33 ft
50% Nov 23
Nov" 17
19ft Sep
15
32 ft
15 ft
15%
71
*70
14 ft
Corp
8% Jan
5
May 17
30% Nov
Jan
■
5
Arms
38% Jun
20% Apr
45% Mar 18
8
Aug 15
Co common
71% Jun
29
40
83% Feb 16
30
8
Dec
15
92% Aug 19
20
66% Jan
29% Sep
26
Kft
77
4
Oct
93ft Jun
May 27
Jan
12 '
Jan
7
16% Feb
1
81
8
26
Jan
11
0
Regis Paper
29
71
*69%
5
1st pfd 4.40%
series Aj
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp
—.—1
Sangamo Electric Co_
5
3
26% July 18
49
33
28%
15%
7% Nov
29% Apr
46% Jan
33
29 ft
33 ft
38
10% Mar 11
35ft Oct
29 ft
15 ft
7
40% May 25
32% May
29
260
18,900
80 Ya
*220
'2;0
*32%
Ry Co com—No par
Preferred series A 5%—
100
12 y4 Dec
30% Mar 18
|8ft Jan 6
48 ft Nov 24
»
37%
*8D-/a
80 va
b0'/2
260
15%
St
36%
37%
36%
86ft
86 ft
♦220
260
32%
24% Jan
5
13
♦220
260
29%
88
4
31ft Nov
4
■Oft Nov 19
♦220
86 ft
861/4
86ft
85%
100
15 ft
10
88
'•
.
r
.
37%
36%
37%
36%
37 ft
36%
32%
17
Deo
Dec
*■
1.66%
100
common
29 ft
Feb
33ft Sep 22
88
Jan 14
104,800
; 23 %
■}l V-v}"#.
L San Fran
50% Feb
9
700
12%
12%
Joseph Lead Co
10
Joseph Light & Power——No par
81% Jun
16% Jun
9,700
36%
St
18
13ft Jun 2b
17ft Nov 16
19,200
""
St
25
6
7
12ft Sep 21
88ft Deo 11
.
13
12%
13
12%
12 ft
12
89%
18%
'
17%
*17
7
Oct
6
9ft Jan 20
•lft Nov
6
13
Sep 21
1,100
39%
18ft
18
*88 ft
18
8% May
Oct
6,100
629
90%
37% Sep
32
42% Oct
82
52
17% Jan
2,400
28
27%
625
622
626
639
633
28 ft
27%
27%
27%
27%
637%
22'/a
22%
22 ft
22%
27
630
5
—
Inc
Stores
4.30%
259
4
Sep
7
88 % Aug
May 27
Nov
Safeway
40% Apr
24
7
7
11
5
9
13
39ft Jan
8,400
1
Ryder
19% Oct
37
4,200
44%
.1
Inc
Co
19
45% Aug 12
2
1
5
6,700
41
43%
.
2,100
•:
36%,.
*38
40
44%
■*"'
44%
5,100
.
'
639
*87 ft
12
36%
36%
40
44%
44%
;
36%
*37%
40
44%
45 ft
629
■
>36
7
40%,
*37%
22'/a
23
34% Nov 16
13% Jan
19,800
86 ft
69
.
27%
33% Sep
18% July 15
6% Nov
>
24%
36
com—1
13% Nov
12ft Oct
9
39% Feb 10
12
Feb. 9
72ft Jan
8
13ft Nov 18
80
Dec 23
82
Sep 21
67
Dec 31
20,100
•
87
22%
Ruppert
3
82% Feb
300
12%
25 ft
30% Oct
3
Mar 13
97
9% Deo 24
12% Mar
200
23,500
86
22% Jan
24 ft
30
29% May
»*% Dec 31
31,300
■•>1,600
93%
*83%
..
77%
16,500
24 ft
27
26ft Jun
29% Apr
1
8
56% Dec
69
49,700
•
47%1141/4..
113%
114
113
114ft
14% Sep 3Q
69% Mar
8
36ft July 24
2
18% Nov
28
5,200
40%
40%
53,200
77
40%
1%
3ft
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
500
73 ft
12%
10
2.50
Corp
1.5
69%
-
-
1.25
1
160
29%
10%
84ft
—100
1
1
1
1
,20 G
1
56
29%
39 ft
.
3,600
-37ft
14%
113ft
93
300
3,300
24 ft-.
23%
39%
40%
39%
43%
10%
37%
39%
16
28%
,
50%
36%
39%
300
16
43 ft
23%
*55%
•
49%
70%
1
56
37 ft
14%
48 %
-37
113%
■
22%
28%
10%
""
11
16
44-
43%
22%
10%
71%
,
22%
*55%"
11
113
22%
*15%
,
fV.
42 ft Jan
15
7,100
20,700
.
•
X27%
28% '
*46%
11
ov
Dec
1,400
2,800
12 ft
/
-if
80
5,400
12%
:t ItsO
84% Nov 24
53,200
-
11%
'
1
Royal McBee Corp
Rubbermaid
19
20 ft
Corp—No par
«
Oct
20%
Corp..—.—10
—5
30
17
3
'20ft
common——20
Co
(Geo D)
Ruberoid
20'ft
5s
Royal Crown Cola Co
22
9
40%
Corp_
(Jacob)Ryan Aeronautical Co
9% May
14ft May
7
Dec
46% Jan
35»/4
8%
9,500
17»/4
33 ft
9
100
preferred series A
Corp
:
Roper
15%
331/4
8%
39 ft
100
Aircraft
Ronson
15%
32 %
10%
Mines
Elec
Rochester
26% Jan
2
4%
15%,
8%
39%
preferred
25
&
15%
33%
8%
28
No par
-50
Controls
convertible
28
Rohm
104,600
15%
32%
8%
70%
1
Company
Robertshaw-Fulton
Mar 23
6,500
16
22 J/4
56-<56
No par
Oct
780
16%
33%
2.50
Inc
Dec
July 26
16 ft
8%
14%
Corp
21
14% Mar 25
7
Nov
Oil
41% Oct
24% Mar 12
10ft Jan
18
Jan
92
5
16
Dec
741
2,000
16%
15%
37%-t
Trust
Roan Antelope Copper
Jan
571/4
32ft
50%
series-
Selection
27
50
1,800
*561/4
8%
14%
Manufacturing Co
5 % %
16
33
37%
Riegel Paper Corp
Jun
39% Jan
22
50% Dec 18
30% July 23
Dec
62
3.60%
Preferred
Ritter
Apr
35ft Feb
'
4
4% Jan
3% July 28
5% Mar 17
July 15
Jan
16%
22ft
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com—;—5
6
85
Dec
37
30
16%
49%
Reynolds Metals Co com—
4%% preferred series A
4%% conv 2nd pfd
28% Jan
45% Sep
32ft Apr 16
16%
10
Chemical Co
&
9
Dec
68% Mar
16%
16%
:——10
5
,
—
6
1ft Aug
16%.
1
Steel Corp
Copper & Brass
94% Dec
21
57
43 ft,.
5
series—100
-1
50c
25
63% July 27
50% July
56%
*16
common-—
preferred 3%%
7ft Feb
33% Sep
56 %
•10
—5
Eng Co
12% Jan
11% July 11
56
43%
18 %
Corp
&
48 ft Dec
14% July
81% Sep
67 ft Nov
42
Elec
Reliance Mfg Co
Conv
57
56,700
70%
42%
16
preference——_10
10
prior
Stores
Reliance
Mar 14
31ft Aug 29
div
Reliable
x56 %
54%
70
„
12%
1
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred
11% July
7ft Nov
12ft Nov
Apr
19% Mar 14
28% Jan
46ft Apr
38% Jan
,
52 ft Jun
5
60 % Mar
Jan
17ft Sep
30%
21
36 ft July 23
2
16% Jan
4
57 %
53%
55%
70
& Co—
(Robt)
$1.25
9
19 ft Mar 17
43%
54%
12 ft
50c
Chemicals
41
70
20%
-50
Reeves Bros Inc_
40 V* Apr
41%
8%
No par
Roller Bit Co
Reed
5
9
Jan
12
25% Nov
65
2nd preferred
non-cum
70
39%
15%
-5
—
16
Oct
17
20
4%
—
Co
55 ft
70
40
32%
Reading Co common
:
-50
4% non-cum. 1st preferred—1-50
9
43ft Sep
8% Dec
1
6
53% Jan
19% Feb
54%
69%
39%
16%
—No par
54%
69
40 ft
57
Raymond International Inc.__3.33%
54%
69%
39%
—5
Inc
54%
69%
America com__No par
preferred
:.
No parv
1st
Ranco
22ftJun
29
15% Sep
53%
Radio Corp of
18
1
74% Mar
28
23ft Jan
78% Apr
25
73ft Deo
9
Dec
47
•/
48
ft<"'
29%. >30ftV
.
200
57,100
<V15Q
>7,300
Volume 192
Number 601 f
/The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
(2345)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
•
34 Vi Nov 17
37
Dec
18
35 ft Feb
25
52% Dec
71 y4 Dec 23
82 V* Feb
24
70ft Jan
12
79% Aug 22
13 ft Sep 13
10 ft
May 11
Standard Brands
9
$3,50
July 29
23% May 11
12% May 11
30ft Jun
62 ft Jan
23
40
Jun
1
51% Jan
Standard
35 ft Nov 20
52 ft Apr
59 ft Jan
17
35
May 16
44% Jan
Standard Oil
50 Va Jan
Standard
Oil
56
Standard
Oil
45% Oct 23
50
Nov 16
.85
Jun
1 7
1
38
Dec
44 ft
1
Jan
83 ft Nov
25
20 ft Oct
25
62 ft Dec
6
26% Oct
25
5
Apr
7
39% July 27
July 6
41% July 27
8
31ft Jan
92
117
26 ft Dec
84
6
18
Jan
2
12 ft Jan
12
17 ft
19 ft Dec
31
23% Jun
52 ft Sep
9
76 ft Nov
43% Dec
71
Mar
3%%
6%
42% Jan
Jan
Industries..,.
4
16 ft Jan
5
66ft Jun
30
34% Dec
33
Dec
22% Oct 25
33ft Jan
4
Stevens
23
7
Stewart-Warner Corp—
Stix Baer & -Fuller Co_
(J P)
6% Dec
1
Dec
17 ft Dec
50
;
Apr
67.
8
-24% Dec 28
Dec
16 ft
38%May29
'
11% Sep 23
; 79% Dec 21
15 ft Mar 20 *
>94
i
Mar 13'.
■
52% Dfec 29
65% Feb " '9
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7
;
4
42% May 17
.
24 ft.Apr 29
38% Jan
29 ft
,
.
15
106ft Feb 20
85
,
Jun
1
May" 9
.
5% Dec
4
1275 * Nov 25
23
855
29 ft Jan
23
,
5
Jan
Jan
3
:; 25.*■ Apr
35
5ft Jun
8% Mar .20
47% Aug 21
14% Mar 9
2165
10 ft Nov 20
1
25
Sep 16
1348
50
.7
11% Jan
15
Jan
.
,
Feb
8
14
6ct~21
3
17
6ft
an
Dec
Oil
Co
&
Nov 16
Talcott
29
Sep 30
21ft Sep 28
Tandy
">•36% AUg 12
27
193 ft Nov
39% Jan
26% May 18
102 ft Dec 30
49
15 ft Sep
23
14 ft Mar 10
1
124 ft Mar 18
26
148 ft Oct
20
23 ft Nov 25
24 ft Aug 31
37
25
Jan
Jan
of
of
28
25%
24
24%
241/4
24%
lift
11
11%
*78
-•
50%
51%
*78
50%
17 ft
49 Mi
*17ft'
49
40%
50
49%
29ft
29 ft
29%
29 ft
7%
7ft
7%
6%
6%
225
6%
226
222
6%
78 ft
78
39%
39»/a
18 ft s
18%
17%
50%
23ft
22 ft
23%
13 ft
13%
13 ft
84
.
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"7 ft
C0_.
_————25
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T
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:■
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83
*22 y8
32 ya
95 ft
96
491/0
•
Feb
18
19% Jan
8
63
23
Jan
30
11
2
72
52
7i/4
1080
-
8
Nov 24
82
,48%
49%
■
'
22%
•
»
481/b
48%
12
12 ft
62%
64
96 ft'
96%
-7% 4
1130
•-
;
'
'
*
7
1090
45
64
48%
f
49%
12%
4ft
13 ft
15%
29 ft Apr
24
Jan
20% Sep 18
Dec 22
4
11
6
13
Jan
46% Feb
16
67 ft Jun
79
24
84
Feb
4ft'
4ft
16% Jun
2
24% Jan
4
Jan"
19% Mar
12%
15% Dec
7
44 ft
Dec~ "7
68% Jan
Sep 28
22ft Jan
19ft Sep
15 ft Feb
17
22
64
19% Jun
53 ft Sep
70
21
34 ft Sep
25% Jun 10
I
3
56 ft Mar
Jan 20
9
75
23
Oct
64
16 ft
16%
15 ft
i6 y*
22,900
48
49
13,700
22%
23 >/8
49,100
4
23%
23
23 y*
80%
81
80%
81 ya
35%
35 y8
35
-35%
36 y*
26%
4,800
26%
27%
27
29—«
28%
16%
17 ft
30 y4
117,300
16%
17%
17
17 y4
17
17%
17
17%
34 100
174%
178ft
178
180%
181
183ft
10
176%
26 ft
179 y4
26%
26%
26%
16 ft
16%
66 ft
66 ft
Sulphur—
&
Pacific
25%
—No par
Inc
l
—
192%
28,300
27 ft
26%
27 ft
27
27 ft
6,600
16 y4
16%
16ft
16ft
66
21
29
Jan 12
11
54ft Oct
75% Mar 3
43ft Apr 10
13% Mar 5
52
Mar 13
36
29
Nov 16
8ft Nov 16
36
48
Sep 24
Mar
8
7
May
2
2
19 ft Nov
6
16% Deo 23
30% Mar 13
14% Aug
4
51
Apr
2
150ft July .27
Oft Jun 12
41
Jan 28
120ft Feb
30 y« Jun
,
9
19
35% Mar 10
86% Oct 15
98ft Mar
74
Aug
80
67
Dec 24
77% Feb 25
77
Dec 24
87
4
40% Deo 23
4
Sep 16
Mar
3
6% Nov 30
32
Jan
87ft Jan
76
75
77ft Jan
7
85
8
47
25% Feb
6
45
July 15
Oct 28
66
Mar 26
30% Jan
36
101
Oct
136
14
Apr
3
109% Mar 26
80 ft Nov 30
24% Feb
22% Jun
12
32 ft Mar 26
9
.
30ft Jan 22
25
Nov 27
38 ft Apr
64
Oct 22
29
Sep 23
88 ft Apr
38 ft Deo
10
17
11
88
81
>
8
5
35ft Dec
wi_
Co
Steel
Airlines
Corp
14% Dec
5
31ft Jan
6
4
25
25%
36%
35%
36ft
22 ft
*21
30% Mar
4
85% Aug. 18
83% Jan
4
92% Oct 18
28
35
Jan. 26
23% Sep
29
30ft Jan
4
76
Deo 31
42
Oct 2S
74ft Jan
4
73%
25 ft
24%
25 ft
20,600
35%
36%
35 ft
36 ft
49,700
22
22 ft
22
•22ft;
23 J/2
100
74J/a
.
36%'
13 ft
14 ft
37 ft
14ft.
14 ft
37
37 ft
47,000
X36y8
37
36 Vb
303/8
19.200
53 y4
52%
527/»
1,100
33
33 ft
33
33 ft
7,100
28 ft
29 ft
53
28%
53
3QJ/8
40 ft
40%
40 ft
10%
11
11
Coach
Oil
*53-
43
54
*53
•
41ft
41%
11 ft
.11%
:.
43
12%
13
12%
13
12%
19
19%
18%7
19%
18%
41%
19 ft
Ml
*41
43
Car
25
:
Co_
Drill
43
lift'
12%
18%
19V4»
4,600
'20,600
ft
13 ft
13 ft
13%
13
13 ft
13
13 ft
3,300
47%
46%
50%
51%
53%
50%
52%
79,200
6%
6%
34
6"ft
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117 ft
1
7
33%
117
•/
38 %.
33%.
118%
117 ft
•
34
7
'
38 Va
30 ft
38%
901/2
90ft
80
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10
70
70 >/2
280
*80i/2
8 iya
170
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71
80%
81 Vz
80%
80%
81
81
44%
44 ft
44%
44%
45
44 ft
45
28%
X27y0
27%
27 ft
27 ft
26%
28
27%
28%
28
20 ft
20
20
20
33
35
34%
34%
35
35 y8
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ft
100
•
•*
99
8
8
9,900
27 y8
35,700
8
9,000
28 »/4
21ft
35 ft
35 ft
361/4
35 ft
36 ft
35%
36 ft
60,400
36%
36%
38%
371/4
38 y8
37
38
41,800
100
100
99
85
37 ft
37 ft
37
22
22 ft
*22
59ft
60 ft
307/a
30%
28
28 V*
*20%
21
7,600
700
*100
;
37%
104
*100
86
86
86
86%
*86
86%
1.000
32%
86
35 ft
34
32%
33%
33
34%
30,400
103
38 ft
37 ft
38 ft
*221/4
23
22 ft
221/4
60%
60 ft
61
60%
61%
30 ft
30%
30%
30
30
37'A
23
7
8
28
34 ft
*30
ft
*21
35
IV*
44%
26
8ft
281/4
86
7
441/2
27%
8
8
21ft
86
59%
390
ft
34%
36%
371/4
*22 ft
200
7,300
22%
400
60
60%
4,000
29
-
29%
1,200
7
31,800
7y8
7ft
42 ft
42 V*
42
421/4
*41%
42%
42%
71/4
42%
15%
15%
15%
16
16 y8
15%
16
15%
16
14%
15 V*
15
15%
15 ft
15%
151/2
16 ft
92,000
32%
x32ft
32%
32 ft
321/2
31%
15%
32 ft
15 ft
32 ft
31%
321/4
18,400
50%
50%
*50
50%
50 ft
50%
51
511/4
50y2
50%..
16 ft
10
7
43 V*
15%
Co__13 ft
7%
*42 ft
5
16 ft
*16%
16 ft
16 ft
16
16 ft
16%
161/2.
16%
1,200
5%
5ft
27.000
'
'
5ft
5
—8.50
18 ft
*18
54 ft
T
31 y4
U S Borax & Chemical Corp com_l
4ft %
preferred
——100
*91 ft
Foreign Securities—
I—1
Freightj Co.
—_i—No par
90 ft
76%
70%
8
9,500
90 ft-
76%
70 ft
8
39
91
82
*20
,_5
common—J— 25
38%'
■
4,400
16,900
22,600
80
70 ft
27%
—1
10
1
39
34
121ft
90%
70 ft
7%
No par
Corp.—
Improvement
'
•
*76%
*
28 ft
2.50.
;
38%
33%
-119
80
44 Vz
.No par
(Del)
120%
7.
7
34'A
118%
70%
"
—10
Co.
7»/b
33%
119%-,
91
91
*76%
80
*80%
5
Inc
91'%
70%'
10
—
39
—25
U S
*41
12ft'
19% '
13
91ft
&• Mfgrs Inc—
1
Park-City Mines Co ——1
USA
43
12 ft
'19ft
"
46%
38 ft
,_No par
Co
Co
preferred
3,000
6%
*76%
_No par
preferred
United Shoe. Mach
6%
11%
13%
33 ft
No par
Engineering & Foundry
United Gas
11%,
47 ft
116
series—___No par
$3.50 series—i.
No par
United Fruit
11%
*41
23,800
6%
$3.70
United Corp (Del) —...
United Electric Coal Cos
,
100
42%
13 ft
..
United
6,900
41ft
45%
Union Pacific RR Co common—10
Tank
54
U
Preferred $4.50 series_
non-cum
*53
41%
11 ft
12%
l
2
54
*53
41ft
.11
*41
•54
1
Co__——
Corp——
50
51% Apr 14
;73y*
24%
'
X53
United
23
73 ft-
.
36%
United Merch
80% Sep 16
73%
25 ft
28%
1% Jan 11
64% Jan
4
26.
9,400
2.400
32%
18% Jun 28
33ft July 8
43 ft Jun 16
see page
32%
53%
United Greenfield Corp
United Industrial Corp
Convertible pfd seriesA
footnotes,
32 ft
.
32 ft
United Gas
For
32 ft
33%
28 ft
20
6
3.600
32 ft
32%
73
,
53%
34% Aug 30
53% Jan 25
Nov 13
38%
32%
28%
19
42% May
38
ft
53%
29
29 ft Sep
37
28%
16
Apr 12
30% Jan 27
9,100
36%
32%
46% Apr
4
36 ft
*53ft
27% May 20
34% Mar
X36%
29%
20% July 20
65ft Dee 28
19
32 ft
59 ft Aug 27
3
18%
53%
42% Jan 22
2
19 ft
32%
16 ft Jan
7% Jan
4.600
18%
50
i
31ft Sep 29
48ft J&n 13
8
14,100
18%
36%
United Aircraft Corp common^
,_5
4% (series of 1955) conv pfd.100
4% (series of 1956) conv pfd_100
United Artists; Corp_
■
/
;
1
17.
11% Jan
16 ft
18%
28 ft
United Airlines
7% Jan 12
25
47
16
1
common
United-Carr Fastener
9
20%
45%
'16ft
*53 ft
preferred
Union Twist
6
30% Dec
>
74
13,300
13%
23
22ya Jan
45% Jan
33%
73
49,500
21J/4
11%
Feb
.
32%
*20 ft
45
16 ft
90
20 ft
12
38
4% Nov 21
44%
21ft
20%
*20 ft
10,300
83
.'
20
4,100
62%
11%
United Biscuit Co of Amer
No par
United Board & Carton Corp_;
_10
16Va Apr 19
% Aug
4
'
*81%
20 '/a
'2iy4
11
12
United Carbon
46,
2% Mar 10
20%
81%
,
1
Union
6.
1
62ft.
.
11%
25
1
21% July 24
18%
36%
*21
63
2,100
5
Apr 18
31
t
18%
36ft'
22
*21
No par
Inc
Jan
4% Nov 22t
19
36%
35%
39 ft Sep
Jan
16%
25 ft
11
62ft
45
16 ft
36 ft
78
Jun
44%
16%
25%
27
Nov
*20 y8
45%
35%
2
Mar 21
20%
25%
U
21 'A
44%'
1
0
Aug
*10 ft
81%
*20 '/a
_2
—
114,500
20
Xl6%
<
3,600
397/8
20 ft
17%
33%
22%
37%
21%
20%
74-
25'/4
22%
38
20
45%
73%
24%
22%
36%
21
-
17 ft
32%
25
22
■
83
-45ft
2
Mar
7
-
*24 ft
63 ft
*20
25
Nov
15% Dec
1 % NOV 1»
21ft
17
23% July* 9
16% Jan
20 ft
21
24
9ft May 19
37% Mar 10
2
20
54% July 25
29ft Jun
1
9
17
20 y8
21
20
21
25-
&; Williams
World
4%
6
2
23 ft Nov
v
"
„
6
12
45 ft Mar
*81%
—10
Preferred $4 series—..
Union Oil of California
13
7ft Dec
Jan
62%
*
;
Preferred
2
29 ft Jan
16
'
81%
18%
Preferred
37% Jan
4
46 ft Aug 22
103% Aug 25
97
Aug 24
May 10
May 17
23% Mar
63%
81%
—
16
24% Jan
19%-Oct 26
25ft Apr
5
32% Apr 20
Nov
31
Jan
8% Aug
32ft Jan
25ft Oct 21
62%
81%
24%
—
5
19% Oct
63%
81%
Co
;
68 ft Jan
29 ft Nov 27
62%
-36'/4
TXL
Apr
8
Aug 16
Aug 19
4
5
.
Udylite Corp (The)
1
Underwood Corp—
No par
1
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co__
5
4 ,Union Bag7Camp Paper Corp_—6%
0, » -.h.
Union Carbide
Corp
Nopar:
19
Union Electric Co common
■
10
78
Sep 28
•,
—100
—
22
19
25
-10 ft
5
Twin
39% Aug
96
Aug 15
0
10ft
commion
Edison
$2.70
9
Feb
7% Jan
4
*148%rJan
4
37%
ft
,
->'
43y4 Jan
<
'21%
36%
Aug 30
12 ft Mar
29y8 Oct 25
106% Oct 25
33 y# Mar
1
57
24%
21%
23
Tung-Sol Electric .Co common—
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957——50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5%
conv
prior preferred——-50
28
18ft Jan
24%
Traux-Traer Coal Co
20 ft Nov 30
■'■>.> ■>"
24%
—
preferred
Transue
14
13 ft Nov
21
12% Oct 26
24% Feb 29
Oft Feb 28
6
37% Jan
17
7% Nov 18
Oct
23 ft
25,100
:
Transamerica Corp
Transition Electronic Corp
9
44
May 17
53 ft July 10
38% Feb 19
29 ft Nov
43% Sep
11% Sep
8ft July 18
13 ft Jun
,
10% Jan
30
30
17% Apr 30
25ft Apr
1
10ft Sep 22
18
17 ft Nov
Jun
22a/8
Trane Co
30
9
21%
—-——No par
Tractor Supply Co class A
—_l
40ft May 27
59 ft May 27
54ft Jan
11,500
preferred;
Torrington
18
33 ft Nov
81
21
79ft
21ft
_No par
——5
—^
Tlr-Continental
July 28
80 y4
10%
4
25 ft Mar 14
'. 78%
21%
9%
Toledo
Aug 23
28
79%
21
9%
39 ft Jan
50 ft Jan
3
230
79ft
9%
33
July 31
68
78 ft
21%
21%
Trans
54 ft Mar
66 ya
76%
20%
36%
Oil
1,600
ft
77 ft
21
21%
—
*65 ft
75 ft
20%
No par
Tishman Realty & Construction
1
;
'
^_50c
.
34 ft
4
7
66
21%
Jan
34ft Jan
: ,16 ft
65%
36%
19
27
16 ft
671/4
182ft
25,600
No par
i
Co—
preferred
-
'26%
16%
.
34%
lift July 25
Oct
16%
*65%'
21 y4
j
42% Aug
3
56% Jan 14
—
-100
_1
j
Sep 21
50 ft Dec 24
37
Co
Ry
Chemical
4
24% Jun 18
5,500
81 y4
11
8
4
35 ft
16
16% Jan
4
80%
Jan
1
4
81%
35%
27 ft
Jun
21ft Dec
3,500
4%
16%
79%
39
42 ft July 18
663/4
4ft
15%
35 ft
60
7
66
4ft
35%
26%
29% Jan
21
31ft Oct 24
Jan
29
65>/4
6.300
80
Timken Roller Bearing
,
0
41% Aug 20
33 ft Dec .5
Jun
13
79 ft
——
$1.20
4
33
3
12%
35 ft
Tidewater
6
14 ft
12%
24,900
47%
4%
4
26 Vo Aug 17
17 ft Apr 15
69% Dec
2
11
930
49%
46
$1.20
45ft
49 ft
45%
Common
23% Mar 29
Jan
49%
15%
Thompson (J R)
—7.50
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
10
21
8,900
44ft
22%
Thiokol
May 20
16
7«/8
1120
*42ft.
1,200
45 ft
Textron Inc common.
$1.25
conv
preferred
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
27
14
7
1102
45
700
2,700
^
45%
Texas Utilities Co
7
-
'96 ft
48%
,
;
18,900
32%
96%
23
Texas
86% Aug 25
4
24% Jan
8
23 ft
Pacific Land Trust—
SUb share certificates
—1
15
9% July
32 ya
22%
Pacific Coal & Oil
61% Jan
'
4,100
,
22ft'. 22ft-
7'/a
1125
*41 ft
49
'22%
.
.32%:
5,100
"83
48%
.22 VB
32%
15,400
23
Texas
11
33ft Jun
23
22 V*
97
121/a
63
*82
3,100
•
45
Instruments
11
3,800
11,800
44%
.jl——
—
4
Nov
18%'
22%
Corp
Gulf
28% Oct 24
18 ft
33%
1075
61%
Tennessee. Gas Transmission Co
„5
Texaco Inc
—25
Texas Gas Transmission Corp—'—5
Texas Gulf Producing Co—33 ft
Texas
26 ft Jan
21
Jan 23
88
12
18% July 2a
22% Oct 26
18%
*82
221/4'
*42 ft
45
48 ft"
_1
:i,25
—
Texas
Jan
40 ft
*
49%
'96%
7ft
12 ft
l
—;
7
108
380
40
151/a44%
Tennessee
4
19% Jan
July 25
Sep 27
70ft Jan
May
70 ft May
Sep
21
31
6
14% Oct 14
Dec 28
79
Dec
29% July 30
31% July 30
36 ft Mar 4
Apr 24
Sep 21
36 ft
„
76
65
78,100
40 «/*
17%
~
Texas
14 ft
65,200
6%
39%
22% •' 231/B
47
9
—>
<
220
'
1
(James)
Corp——
7y*-
•
ey8
215
1,600
13%
12
—1
'.7ft
6%
53
32ft
7ft'
,
225
900
5,700
24%
22 ft
1048
7%
6%
3,600
.
,
13%
32ft-
*42 ft
30
52
22»/a
7%
50 y4
30
23
22%
45
49%
29 ft
13 ft
""
1060
50
29 ft
25%
32 ft
7ft
17,400
17
-51%
-22%
22 y»
1038
16%
17
13l/a
32 ft
*42 ft
16
17 y»
24 ft
49%
22%
—25
16%
*51 y*
491/4
—4.16%
900
16ft
6,800
13%
22%
—"_10c
21V*
51ft
22%
•
25 ft
*21
25
49 ft
96 ft
24
25
20%
51
48 ft
96 ft
23%
25
23%
X13
84
500
11,900
23%
*17
17%
49%
18%
50%
17%
49 ft
*82'ft
60
l
I
.
20%
39%
,
ft
64%
23 ft
220
39%
.
64
24%
,
223
39%
13
14,700
14
.6%
221
52ft
*13ft
71/4
6%
226
10,900
51ft '
14
64%
>
39%
22 ya
51%
500
9,600
.
18'/a
80ft
29%
7ft
1
-100
16,800
12
*13%
•>k
17'/a
7
27%
*18
*78°
:
50
28%
■
30,700
11 Va
11%
18 ya
28
25%
25%
28
27%
49%
16%
xl7ft
*17
200
27 ft
1
28
'
237/a,.
17ft
9,700
40,500
68
63 ft
21 y8
17%
,
\
22%
*63ft
28
'
*18
.
,80ft
.
85
21%
.
lift
18%
80ft
14
.»
*83 ft
24%
lift
♦17%
50%
50
80ft
11
18 ft
16%
—-1
California
America
Tel Autograph-Corp
14
19 Vs Jan
29% Jan
27%
23%
—1
256ft May 25
20 ft May 17
27%
50%
,1
—
preferred
Symington Wayne
25
4
87
Co__
Minihg .Co—
Swift
9
24%Aur
3
27 ft
21ft
Biscuits. Inc_—i—12.50
Sweets
16
20ft Sep 29
64 ft Jun
2
39ft July 15
25% Mar 16
26 ft
23%
21ft
-
Superior
14
34
Feb
28
27 ft
85
231,500
'
17%
Sunshine
>.Jun 22
66% Nov
3% Oct 24
6% May
35 ft Apr 14
,27ft Jan. 11
27
Apr
1
17
44% Feb
31
28i/a
16%
Sunshine
29
87% Aug
35 ft Sep 22
61 ft Jan
Feb
28 ft
X15%
.
4
Jun
13% Mar 16
44 ft Nov 11
8% Nov 25
71ft
Dec
48
6
5 ft Dec
65
28 ft
24%
:
•
29
65
64 ft
27%
■
51ft Feb 25
14
65
62 ft
27 ft
*78
-
14
33% Feb
26% Feb 29
39ft July 20
65
65
50 ft
Propane Gas Corp—1
Corp
—:
l
Sundstrand Corp. L_———
_5*
Sun Chemical, Corp common——-1
V- $4,50 series A prefered——No par
Sun Oil" Co L_
~
—JNo par
Sunfay-Mid-Cojnt Oil Co commdn-14ft % preferred-series A——-25
5 ft % 2nd pfd series of '55——30
101ft Aug 22
7% Oct 20
'
21%'
11
Suburban
26ft Jan
4
•18ft Sep ; 7
85ft Oct ,6
55ft Jan 21
24ft Jan
23% Jun
21ft Jan 20
30 ft Dec 16
88 , Dec y1
Gas
Sunbeam
4
"
20 ft May 27
20 ft Sep 21 :
v
"
3
convertible
$5
Suburban
19% Nov 29
Sep 23
1
Feb
21%
25
2.50
—
—
4
8
64ft Jan
412ft Jun
80.
4
Jan
40ft Dec
48ya July21
14
*83 ft
22ft
*17%
46,400
,
,
83 ft
■
17% Jan
529
1
25 ft Mar 28
Broadcasting
49 y4
,
83 ft
21
Storer
39 V4
48%
44%
21%
21
Studebaker-Packard Corp__„
When issued
1
44%
38'/a
49%
22 ft
23%
24ft Jan
44ft
39%
49%
84 ft
24!
21ft
30% Aug 15
67,300
31,900
39
,
23%
26 V* Mar 24
25%
45%
20%
23%
-
24%
45 V8
*83ya
18 ft
500
25
46
20%
:
,
ft
44 ft
83 ft
23 ft
19
215
49 ft
23 Vb
18 ft Feb
28
48%
23%
16% Jan 11
47 ft Oct 24
Oct 28
441/2.44%
38%
391/4
49
23 ft
Apr
Oct
39
48%
—15
& Co Inc
May. 6
20
44 ft
38%
170
,3,300
'
24
13%
19
618
44%
*17%
r—5Stokley-Van' Camp Inc common—1
5%
prior- preference
.——20
Stone & Webster——'
;
1
15
44%
10,200
45
65
65
1
46
38%
.
23%
45%
13%
4
Dec
23'/4
46
63
6
7
23%
45%
64
17 ft Dec
•:;
22 ft
45%
,
14
33ftJun
25% Jan
33 ft Mar 25
29 ft Oct 28
23
ft
61ft
9
9
9% Jan
'9% Aug 26
325
Sep 22
4%
14 '
17
'24ft Jan -5
,4%
62ft
Apr
20ft Sep
58% Mar 28
4%
14
14
2
-*4%
61%
Aug 25
Sep 21
11%
26 ft
;1
27 ft Mar 13
52
11%
—_5
22
,17, Dec 29
11%
27ft
_100
6
1
,11ft
"■60
1
Stores Inc—
Drug 'Ind———;
2
Jun
11%
4%
4%
20 ft
20
preferred——
Bros
20 ft Jan.
18
11%
4%
83 ft
Co common——5-'
15 ft Jan
^
10
5
6
23
12
4%
44
„Nopar
44 ft Mar 24
-26ft Feb
6
31% Disc 29
11%
4%
48%
78
Dec 14
18 ft Jun 23
3ft%
11%
73ft
45 ft
100
Packaging Corp com—1
preferred—L.20
Sterling
52%
73ft-
4%
convertible
Sterchi
51%
73 y4
48 ft
Stauffer Chemical
May 23
51%
73 y4
38%
59% Jun 22
12% July
51%
73%
Ohio
5
-
52
73»A
of
9
Feb
82
51%
73 ft
22 ft
;
Shares
51%
73 ft
1
Corp
the Week
Dec. 9
51ft
:6.25
preferred-,—
Friday
Dec. 8
74
of
convertible
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 7
50%
•
—25
New ;jersey„—
7
common
Wednesday
11%
Indiana
Stanray Corp
Starrett Co. (The) L S
29
65% Jan
Jan 27
1
10c
California
of
Stanley Warner
4
21ft Mar 25
9
I
Co
'
20
45 ft Nov
73 ft
>$1.20 convertible preferred—-20
11% Nov 23
Apr 21
50 ft
Corp
Electric
of
Dec. 6
No par
com
preferred series A
$1.60
37 Vb July
24
&
Oil
Standard
Jari
40% Jan
May 11
Gas
Tuesday
Dec. 5
_No par
Standard Kollsman
36% Jan
102
16
July 27
8
Standard
2
20
Jan
89
'
19 ft Oct
22
Sep
Inc
77
2
<13 ft Jan*
43
5
May 31
26
64% Jan 23
30
-27% Jan
4ft Mar
Monday
Par
preferred-
Standard Financial
3ft May 29
13 ft Sep 21
45% Nov 25
5
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
36 ft-
5ft
5
18%
1
54%
32 c
5
5
4%
Xl7%
5
5
18 ft
51/4
5
i
ft,
5%
17%
18 ft
%
54%
55%
32 ft
54%
'
5
'31ft'
56
31ft ' '
17%
ft'
51/4
5
17%
18
13
56 ft
*311/4'
V*
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36%
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36 ft
35%
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92ft
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92 ft
91ft
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25
25%
24%
25
25
26 y8
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26'
26
26%
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47
46%
46%
46 ft
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46ft
47 ya
7.200
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2346)
Monday, December 12, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
86 ya Sep
116% Jun
27
161
22
3% Dec
8
8% Jan
4
2
15 % Dec
8
31% Feb
12
7V4 Oct
24
120
85y4Oct
Apr 27
165
Mar 30
9 %
12 y4 Jan
29
Sep
14 y4 Apr
22
40% Oct
36% Mar
9
149
17
13% Jan
U
Co
Monday
class
30
U
4
Inc
4%%
Co
preferred
10
Jan
26
29
Jan
21
20% Oct 25
26% Jan
5
U
S
Pipe & Foundry Co
29% Oct
30
40
Dec
7
25% Nov 30
35
4
U
S
39 y8 Oct
23
Playing Card Co
Plywood Corp common^.
58% May 18
«
9
10
142% Sep
24
99
Jun
19
69% July
7
154% Aug 10
33 Ya Jan
19
47
Oct
29
27 Ya Sep
30
38% Feb
24
54% Feb
4
45YaNov
88 Va May
6",
7
138% Sep
21
22% Dec
78
Jan
144
4
Jan
33
69% Sep
28
139% Jan
9
22
27
3
36% Apr
12
U
50% Sep
19
103 y4 Jan
5
28
4
148 *
14
34% Jan
U
Aug 25
37 y4 Nov
10
preferred
24
Steel
Corp
preferred
Tobacco
7%
U
22
50% Mar 12
3
36 y4 Jun
17% Jan
30
15
y4 Jan
8
24% Mar 29
United
Stockyards
2
12% Jan
14
9
Feb
12
13% July 11
United
Whelan
34 Yt Mar 24
53% Oct
19
26% Dec
2
51% Jan
Universal-Cyclops
29 y8 Oct
Apr
10
Vitamin
9
18% Sep
29% Dec 21
21
25 y4 Oct
157
Universal
12
26
33% Nov
21
6
159% Nov
21
14
80% Jun
17
Universal
21% Oct 24
28 y4 Jan
5
31% Apr
7
Universal
Oil
51% Oct
20
Leaf
Universal
29% Feb
17
71
Nov
17
84
18
70% Feb
16
84
Feb
9
50
41 y4 Feb
18
62% Jun
13
Upjohn
38
Jun
21
Utah
5
44
Jan
5
4
34 Y4 Jan
5
Vanadium
15% Sep
Van
31
Jun
9
July 29
80% Feb 18
40
NOV
27
47% Aug 27
29% Nov
16
42
9% Jan
2
22% Jan
2
Jan
28
30% Oct 25
29 Y4 Dec
15% Oct
11
20
Aug 18
4%%
21
4VB Dec
29
19% Jan
2
82 y4 Nov
25
33 y« Jun
53
9
NOT 23
11% Jan
B
35% May 25
107
Mar 20
39 Ya Mar
4
26% Feb 12
36
Sep
1
22 Ya Sep
28
Van
38% Oct 24
67 % Jun
20
47 Ya Nov
26J/2
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Jan
Co!
Products
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&
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26Y4
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f
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Jun
29
86% Mar 23
80
91% Mar 17
82% Jan
87% Mar IB
82% Jun 23
par tic
10%
11%
11
29 y4
29%
30%
30
31
29
20% Mar
-21% Mar
15 Va Dec
4
87% Jan
2
66% Jan
2
•
•
96% Feb 20
103% Feb
11
7% Oct
13% Jun
Co
$4.04
preferred
Aug 10
$4.20
$4.12
preferred.
preferred
19
4
Jan
5%
Jun
30
94 Y4 Apr
8
53/4%
60
Jun
IB
102% Apr
14
6 y4 %
;
*48%
49%
"
♦78%
80
46% Not 80
23Y. Not
21
Deo
17
14% Jan
2
43% Sep
21
40
May 11
1.
1
Wabash
Wagner
RR
1
44Ya Jan
25
12
Sep
1
18 y4 Jun
8
15
Jan
14
60% Aug 24
Walgreen
33% Mar 30
Apr 21
55% May 11
41% July 29
35% Aug
4
40% Dec
6
Walker
39
52% July 20
U
1
69 y4 Sep
2
Wallace
Sep 22
Feb
35
35%
35
35%
34%
35 Va
34%
35
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48
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12
46
Sep
60
9
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48% May 4
31% Feb >4
12
8% Jun 30
3% Jan 21
16% Dec
Aug 21
54% May 4
48% Jan 12
9
30% Feb
20
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7
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11
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18
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12
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4
17
97% Sep
29
17% Nov 14
29% Feb 17
35% Jan
4
41% Jun
17
38
July 22
14
92% Feb
93
NOV
24
85% Deo 31
26
17
35
28% May
16% Apr
31
—
17
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Dec"29
Nov
24
-
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92% Jan
28
7
66% July 7
98% Mar 13
39% July
28
24
78
7
Jun
Jan
15
40 Ya
40 Yt
57
36
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22
6
78
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102
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31
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14
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9
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98
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48
43
88
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21
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19
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Wilson
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79
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18
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Apr 29
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.
July 24
119
Jan 25
25% Feb 9
22%
59
42
80%
78
Dec
Mar
2
8
Sep 29
Mar 10
Apr 1
7Ya Nov
7
108/a Jan
14
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35 Ya
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94
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363/4 '
21
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40%
10
100
10
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Woolworth (F W) Co
—_10
Worthington Corp common
10
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series
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co..
5
7 Ya'
:
89 Va
30
6,000
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25%
100
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36 Ya
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-
38
300
21
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21 Ya
21
21
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433/4
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15,300
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297/a
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223/4
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82
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Wisconsin Public Service Corp
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,
32 Yt
.
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1
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357/a
^
33
4 Ya
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94 Ya
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Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
273/4
600
4,200
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-
10Ya
-
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.
,
2,50
.
common
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22
35 Ya
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22
30
31
95
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8ep
95
Co
Co
273/4
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100
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
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943/4
4
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preferred
83% Aug 18
28% Dec
94
common
27% Feb 26
118
95 Ya
com
preferred '
May 27
8
94 Ya
1
41
32 Va
-
5,000
52 Ya
41 Yt
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36%
52 Ya
333/4
5
10
5
preferred
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10%
common
convertible
53
41 Ya
■; :
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28
277/a
(
4%
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100
Wheeling Steel Corp common.:
10
$5
preferred
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23^ Jan 11
Nov 21
8ep I4
Sep 29
Aug 17
Jan
8
July 11
Jan
4
Oct 13
Dec
9
27 Ya
4Ya
common_6.25
series
Sewing Machine
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■
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Brake
Electric
79
291/4
43 k
127%
31 %
30Ya
75
66
95
91
*27%
10 y4
100
preferred
Mar 81
25% °ct 311
21%
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-
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74
-
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100
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10% May 11
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14/a Dec
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41
33%
83
2
14
53
40 Ya
5,500
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15%
71 Ya
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common
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100
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83
;
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6,400
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84 Ya
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100
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19,400
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15
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2,100
4,500
.
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40 Yt
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833/4
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33 Yt
series
preferred
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10Ya
50
153/4
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.
29
7% 1
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71
53
273/a
1
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37
33 Y4
preferred
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52 Ya
58
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40 Ya
56 Ya
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4
pfd
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40 Yt
36 Ya
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85 Ya
6% Jan
2
37 Va
56 Ya
40 Ya
57
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50 Ya
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68 Ya
37 Ya
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19% Oct
July
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6i y4
■
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57 Ya
7,300
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563/4
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12
700
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12
.
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53
5
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4
Oct
>
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15%
683/4
37 %
5
503/4
:
24
12
~7
33 %
5
76
24 Ya
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84 Ya
5% ■:
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153/4
673/4
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75
•
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6
28Y4 Jan
9
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70
40 Ya
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7
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51 Ya
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103/4
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Whirlpool
27ft Jul* 12
52% Jan 8
61% Mar 11
5
Wheeling
_
Aug 31
24 y» Nov 15
36% Nov 30
5
—
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Westinghouse
Westinghouse
.
2
14% Jan
5%
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30
99 y4
•
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56Ya
10 Yt
B
Western
0
48% July
67Y4 Jan
5 Ya
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40
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.
,
22
45% 8ep
1
.
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102
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series
4.80%
1
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10
34 Ya Jan
Mar 2
36
'
89% Aug 18
62% Jan'
84 Ya
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5
103
6
Motor
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Kentucky
Western
.
13
Jun
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7
4.10%
6
Jan
65
>
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93% Apr 28;
22
July 20
37% Mar 14
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21Jr
23
Sep
32 y« Jan
25
67/a Nov 21
6
35
Oct
77% Jan
57
10 V*
preferred
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6
32% Jan
*
25
10 %
Pharmaceutical—1
1,300
85Y2
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I4
12
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57
1
Co
14 Y4
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98 Ya
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24
40Ya
56Ya
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37 Ya Jan
37 * Jan
•
4
53% Mar 20
102% Mar 11
7
Jan
0
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24% Jan
4
66% Dec 22
40% Mar 30
97
29
112.,
Sep 21
05% Sep
37% Dec
„
88% Jan
2
May 11
45
—
77%
98
16
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32% Nov
103
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20
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53% Dec
Welbilt
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133/4
8,700
75
55 Ya
40 Ya
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190
93/4
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57%
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14
Jan
56% Jan
100% Aug 12
5
15
7Ya Jan
17
80
Apr
Jan
4
30 Ya Jan
1
13
30ya Oct 26
38
23
443/4 Sep
24
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Corp
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
45 Ya Jan
23% July 14
4
Warren
22
78% Jan 19
101
29% Jan
54 Ya Nov
Industries
•
84 Ya
.14
24 Ya
12%
♦
V
75Y4
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preferred
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30
17
7
27% Sep
373/4 Jun
38% May 25
32% Dec
9
10 y« Oct
2
81Y4 Aug 23
29% Sep 20
45% May 4
14
31
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21% Mar
27
51
6%
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1
2.50
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57 y4
1
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l. 200
851
82 Ya
9 Ya
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900
47 Ya
84 Ya
14
•
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84
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8
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26
29
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89
63
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65
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4
42
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4
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80
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3,900
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80
80,500
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51%
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18
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1,300
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150%
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21
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43%
49%
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80
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5
preferred
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79
76%
42%
49%
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293/4
102
106% Aug 24
76%
140%
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convertible
Co
25%
47
71%
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46y2
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35
26
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28
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•
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76
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34%
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140%
Norman Industries Inc com. .2.50
31
26% Sep
26%
46%
1
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
2
2
Jan
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Co
Power
19% Dec
13% July 21
30% NOT
B
7%
35%
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,
1
30c
.
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Match
8%
Corp
Corp
Jan
148
7%
34%
25
preferred
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&
41% Apr
Dec
15%
35%
46
—100
26
146
15%
7V2
"25%
16%
common
87/a Jan
4
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152
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.
14 yB Feb
May
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Corp
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152
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,
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27
41%
the Week
Dec. 9
102%
152
35%
45%-.45%.*7
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76y2
Friday
Dec. 8
4%
26%
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Thursday
103%
4
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
'
4
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8
101%
*150%
21 y2
,
1,."/-'
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1st preferred
non-cum
S
S
102 Va
8y8
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common
29% Sep
'
7%
HIGH
Dec. 7
152
4
16%
AND
Wednesday
"
7%
U
16y2
20%
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S
4y8
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preferred series B
Rubber Co
7%
26% Aug 25
15
Jun
24
Apr
U
17
Dec
S
8%
157% Aug 11
47
S
3%%
U
5
5
Nov
25% Oct
46
21
37 y4 Feb
U
Aug 31
64
Jan
Jan
6
19
26
41% Oct 26
75
26% Jan
153
50% Jan
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108% Aug 31
7
33 y2 Oct
.
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2
Jan
4
1
18
76
*150Y2
1
8% Jan
45% Feb
100 y2
152 Ya
50
common
common
24 y8 Jun
Jan
104%
152'%
50 '
preference
preferred series A
Lines
Dec. 6
102
-
Industries
S
S
A
Tuesday
Dec. 5
Par
common
preferred
4%%
1
8% Sep
Gypsum
5%
22
8
7% Mar
LOW
STOCK
-100
U S Hoffman Mach common__82Vac
15
Jan
30% Sep
S
7%
Aug 23
40
34% Nov 29
25% Jun
6
44% May 28
35% Apr 20
26Ya Dec 23
U
13
25
Jan
22
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
145% Sep 22
7 % Dec 28
88 Ya Oct
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
45
44 Ya
45 Ya
8,900
88
*86 y4
87%
*87
•'
89%
89%
9
90
,
9
91
5,800
83/4
83/4
-
3,900
Y
29% Feb
10
31% Feb
9
114% Jan
7
89% July
26% Oct
3
19% Sep
84% Oct
28
37% Jan
6
25
138 Ya Jan
4
148
Sep
I
85% Jun
19% Nov 10
87% Sep 21
•
49% Jun 24
M
130% Jun
Ij^-tl^tribu tfon.PrlCCS' D°
4
19
July 14
89% Feb
17
38
25
Jan
6
Aug 26
129 Ya Sep
1
Yale
&
Towne
Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
Youngstown Steel Door
No
Zenith
Radio
Corp
10
5
par
par
1
28Ya
21 Ya
86 Y4
20
283/4
28%
28
,283/4
21 Ya
28%
-283/4
21 Ya
28 Ya
283/4
21 %
21 Ya
85 Ya
213/a
213/4
86 Ya
213/a
86 Ya
21 Ya
88 Ya
88
20
19 Ya
883/4
90
197/8
87 Ya
19 Ya
19%
193/4
19 Ya
19 V*
19 y2
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103Ya
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104
wd When distributed,
x
■
-
101
Ex-dividend,
103 Ya
y
7,400
1,800
14,400
1,700
14,60
Ex-rights
Volume
192
Number
6011
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2347)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
letters
the
when
bonds
in
column
the
mature.
headed
"Interest
Period"
LOW
Monday
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
Treasury
4%*
Low
May
4s
Oct
1
1
Nov
'Treasury 3%s_.i
Treasury
3%»
Nov
Treasury
Apr
11
86.8
11
Apr
15
Feb
3%*
Nov
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Jun
15
Treasury 3Vis
15
15
15
♦100
100.8
*100.20
100.28
100
♦100
100.4
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100.16
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15
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101.2
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99.22
100,16
100.24
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91.8
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Dec
15
18 1963
1963-1968
*97.28
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90.6
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90.6
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90.12
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90.30
Jun
15
1964-1969
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89.6
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♦89.4
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♦90.0
90.8
15
1964-1969
♦88.12
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89.24
15
1965-1070
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88.14
*
88.14
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88.20
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89.9
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Dec
Mar
Treasury 2 Vis
88.6
89.14
Mar
15
1966-1971
♦87.6
87.14
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87.14
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87.20
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88.8
♦88.6
88.14
Jan
20
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun
15
1967-1072
*86.12
86.20
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86.16
♦86.14
86.22
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87.10
*87.6
87.14
63.24 Nov
10
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Sep
1967-1971
*86.12
86.20
♦86.8
86.16
♦86.14
86.22
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87.10
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87.12
Dec
15
1967-1972
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86.14
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86.10
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86.16
*87
87.8
♦87.4
87.12
Treasury 2%s
Jun
15
1956-1962
*98.25
98.27
♦98.26
98.28
*98.29
98.31
*99.4
99.6
♦99.6
99.8
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec 15
International Bank for
1659-1962
*98.14
98.16
*98.15
98.17
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98.20
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98.27
♦98.28
98.30
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83.6
Nov
03.24
86.4
13
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92.8
♦89.26
*
94.16
91.2
Nov
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury
*103.18
Bonds ($)
Feb
Jun
2 Vis
2 Vis
Treasury
103.18
High
*93.12
1960-1968
15
98.30
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1995
Deo
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1%*
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18
101.28
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Treasury
96.12 Feb
*101.20
*99.30
100.2
1998
15
Treasury 2%s
18
101.12
100.10
1978-1983
Treasury 3s
96.12 Feb
*102.28
*101.4
May 15 1985
Feb
Low
102.30
103.4
Sales for
Dec. 9
High
101.6
1990
Aug
Friday
Dec. 8
Low
♦100.30
1080
Treasury 3s
Thursday
High
*102.22
1974
Treasury 3s
point.
103.2
♦99.30
May 15 1966
;
Treasury 3 Vis
86.8
15
PRICES
Dec. 7
Low
month
a
101.10
May 15 1968
3%s
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
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the
case
32nds of
♦100.2
1980
Treasury
Low
each
more
*■102.26
1669
__Feb
Treasury 3Vis
High
in
or
♦101.2
1975-1968
15
Treasury 4s
Treasury
Dec. 6
STOCK
EXCHANGE
AND
Tuesday
Dec. 5
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Tear 1959
Exchange
indicate
Figures after decimal point represent one
27
2 Vis
15
Reconstruction di
6*
Feb
15
1965
*102.16
103.16
♦102.16
103.16
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104
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104
4%s
Nov
1
1980
*100.16
101.16
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101
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101.16
1961
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101
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1
1971
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100.24
Jan
1
1077
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100
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100
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100
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100
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4%*
May
1
1978
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95.16
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96
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95
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96
4%*
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15
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g
18
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100.8
4%s
94.16 Aug
94.10 Aug 14
63.16 May 20
14
03.16 May 20
96
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96
,
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T
———
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-
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1
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1
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1
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1962
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1
1969
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95
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15
1071
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1978
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83
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15
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1961
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1978
-Feb
1963
Mar
Serial bonds of 1950
2*
—
2*
♦Bid and asked price.
No galea transacted this A$y.
IThls issue has not
100.8
100.8
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100
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100
*99.8
98.24
t—-
98.24
*97.24
yet been admitted to Stook Exchange dealings.
as
(Range for Week Ended December 9)
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
Friday's
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94%
v
94%
92%
debenture
AFlorida
Food
104%
«
1977
Coast
East
Fair Stores
Foremost
4s
Dairies
5s
'>99% 101
76
f >■
..
25
4s
conv
1963—1>——
—June-Dec
debentures 1973-———:—.Feb-Aup .108'A
debentures
conv
Electrodynamics Corp—
subord debs 1984—
——June-Dec
Consolidated Gas El-Light & Power (Bait)—
clst ref M 27/8s serifes T 1976.—1
Job-July
1st rel M. 2%s series U 1981———-April-Oct
1st ref mtge s f 23/4S seri°s X 1986—„Jan-July
Consolidated Natural Gas 23As 1968——April-Oct
3Vis debentures 1976
May-Nov
3'As debentures 1979——.
—June-Dec
'
1
'
—
'■
77%
80
80
87%
95'A
99
iooy8
101% 101'A
*85'A
*100
159
107% 108%
112
148%
Consolidated
4Vis
;
debentures
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
__Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
debentures
1983—
1985——
:
debentures
Consolidated
A 3s
Consumer''
debs
Power
first mtge 2%s
4%s
4'/is
4%s
1975
1975—
April-Oct
Mar-svm
_Feb-Aug
1987
1988—
1989
April-Oct
1st mortgage
;—
-April-Oct
1st mortgage
:
Feb-Aug
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965—Jan-July
Continental Can Co 33As debs 1976—_April-Oet
45/es debentures 1985
—April-Oct
Continental Oil Co 3s debs 1984
._May-JVon
mortgage
86
1979-
"
•
90%
'
90%
<
26%
;
85
•1
^^
25
85
102% 102'A
.
103
103
£6%
__
102
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-
10
40 vb
49%
20%
23%
311
20%
48%
23 '/8
82
124
13
99% 100
120
27
98%
100%
84%
84%
5
82%
84%
88%
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10
85%
74
74
75%
25
70
94%
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96%
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109
93
100 Va.
91%
91 '/a
100
34%
96%
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•
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123
May-Nov
93
2,543
97%
102
•
debentures
2%s
3%s
1975
4%s
111
88'A
96
89'/a
24
83%
92%
89
90'A
83
84'/a
92%
90
103%
91 y2
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—
1982---
3.20s
Shoe
95%
88 »A
90'A
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—
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Motors
94%
89'/a
Feb-Aug
—
95%
1979
debentures
General
General
lOOs'a
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
—
1972-,
1977
-
Jan-July
-Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
1964
debentures
debentures
debentures
93%
95%
•
.
Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
94%
94s/,,
Jan -July
1976-
1961
debentures
debentures
3s
3'As
83%
58
99%
107
91%
85
102'/8
101% 102%
236
86%
97%
105 Vfe
103'A
101% 103'A
79
101%
106%
268
90%
96 »A
98%
90
89%
90
160
Telephone 4s conv debs 1971
^_May-Nov
convertible debentures 1977—-—June-Dec
Time 4%s conv subord debs '79—Feb-Aug
General Tire & Rubber Co 4%s 1981—AprZZ-Oct
166%
173'A
1983-——May-Nov
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965__May-Nov >
Grace (W R) Si Co 3'As conv sub deb '75-May-Nov
Grand Union Company 4y«s conv 1978—Jan-July
debentures
Ry Coseries C 1973—.——.—
series
D
series N
series O
series P
series Q
series R
Great Western Financial Corp—
mortgage 3'As
3%$
mortgage 2%s
General mortgage 2%s
General mortgage 2%s
101 %
Gulf
106
debentures
subord
conv
Mobile
Ohio
&
"91%
9
79%
113%
97%
98%
12
99
95
84
101%
1st
95%
1st
84
89%
1st
i-* e0
101'A
14
100'A 100%
;
102
96%
88%
__
—
—
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84
79
84
debs
1979_—.—,-June-Deo
95
92
-
101%
95'A
82
■
101% 102%
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4°
t
92
109 v*
;
97%
89
mortgage
Harpen
High
-90
Mining
Corp
4s
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Coal
5%s
5s
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series)
1970—June-Dec
footnotes, see page 31.
—
■
5%
5%
.
10
3 'A
12
,
95%
97%
115%.
and
1983-
3%s
first mtge 2%s
4'As 1970
subord debs
of the European
Corp
conv
Steel
Becured
(7th
ct
132
5%s
70-/«
68%
55
57
96%
"99%
__
71%
61
"56%
135
101
65
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63
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61%
70%
79
73'A
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y
80
80
87%
78%
77%
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77
77
—
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1976—Mar-Sept
81
——Jan-July
AprZZ-Oct
Jan-July
—Apr-Oct
87%
80
S6
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77%
87
80
Jan-July
75
7
84'/a
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55
84'/a
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1970
.
54%
78%
74
81
81
80%
...
90
262% 32!*
—
Community—.
(11th series) 1978
(13th
series)
1980
secured
101
98
65
June-Dec
May-ZVow
June-Dec
——June-Dec
mtge
Hackensack Water
104%
V
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103%
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•
■
95%
103
87%
15
Jan-July
1969—-—
mortgage 2%s 1980.
mortgage 3%s 1981—
3 Vis 1982
1st
92'A
5
95
112
65
July 3015—.-April
2044—April
series G 1980
series A 2050
debentures
12
101% 101%
—
93%
103'/a 103'/a
65
:
2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
ret M
inc
5s
3s
145
92 vb
20
*95
June-Dec
Gulf States Utilities
105%
96%
93
103'A
May-Nov
June-Dec
86%
109 »A
8
~i
95%
109% 110
1990—_Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-Jrly
Jan-July
3%s
81
1st
100
RR—■
General mortgage Inc 5s ser A
7
216
222
94%
95%
95'A
93'A
2000
1982
2010
1961—-
1974
~
(1942
100
__
Jan-July
J an-July
1978
General
92
148%
121
*92'A
,
80
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.General mortgage
5s
207
99
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4%s
9)
154
138
97% 100%
98%
99
86%
45
166
173
4'As
Co
96
84
———Mar-Sept
General
Glidden
95%
80
98
1979——Jan-July
1980—
92%
€4
102% 103%
90
General
105%
83'A
82%
136
100 „V 100 A
3%s
91 vt
110% 112 'A
13b
107
9ot»
92 vb
27/«
90
720
88%
4'As
100% 100'A
82%
112%
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3 y8s '66_May-Nov.
mortgage 4s
20
3
3
92%
3
107
—
Mar-Sept
•/»
90%
5s
100%
12
89
10
debs
Acceptance Corp—
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85
154
41
General
103'A
83
115
__
124
94'A
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98%
41
92'/a
82%
80%
51
41%
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98
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103
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%
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209
75
77
102%
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84
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76%
84
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■
w
99%
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83%
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—
101%
156
Hertz
Corn Products .Co 4%s subord debs 1983__April-Oct
For
"
5
1
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______
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5s
conv
subord debentures
A 1st
216
-
115%
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—
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2001
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1st
129
•"» *>1
7
Railroads of Cuba—
inc
cum
122
—Feb-Aug
:
1982
1982
debentures
4%s
5s
1978
debentures
3s
47/as
5s
129
conv
.
98
61
92%
110
'.
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74
102'A
1980—
102%
97
90
■
94
26
Aprll-Oct
1980—/
1981—
259
106%
101 ya
198
debentures
<
100
89
—
101'/8 101'/a
95
83 Vi ^
95'A
100%
87%
81%
—
102
debentures
236
■
82%
76%
74%
78%
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92 '/a
100„ ld3-,/^y.
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Cigar Co 5'/as income debs 19fi7_Jnne-Deo
Electric Co 3'As debs 1976——May-Nov
5s
104'
79%
10
1974—Mar-Sept
A
debs
4'/aa
Inc
5s
99'A
79%
—.—May-Nov
series
conv
88
99%
95%
198
5s
107 %
85
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4s
* 106%
2020
1
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—
88 »A
103'A
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87%
100
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39
.
91
94%
_
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General American Oil Co pf Texas—
4%s conv subord debs 1984—
88'/a
87%
25
105% 107%'
221%
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2015_April
E 1964—Aprll-Oct
F 1990
Jan-July
G 2000—Jan-July
Garrett
91
106
87
165
89'A
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ApriZ-Oct
Gardner-Denver:4'As conv debs 1970-.
84'A
90'A 101'A
96%
1
46
92'/a
99 y®
*83 '/a
conv
3'As
89%
'100%
37
92%
91%
104
106
-—June-Dec ..-101
24
■
116
104
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102% 105
91%
85%
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division
4%s
85
82%
20
88%
105
87
75
Fansteel
79
•
,
"3
♦—
first mortgage 3'As 1971—Mar-Sept
Metallurgical Corp—
subord debentures 1978——Aprll-Oct
Firestone Tire & Rubber 3s debs 1961
May-Nov
25/8s
debentures
1972-_—
—Jan-July
Ohio
100%
68%
139
ft
1973
debentures
income
66*
97%
67%
174
168
79%
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mortgage 3'As ser
First consol mortgage 3%s ser
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87%
>
77
92 %
70
66%
56
91'A
—Apr-Oct
Feb-Aug
-April-Oct
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consol
79
^
■;
84%
*81%
adjustment
79%
87%
66%
•
__
91'A
90
1965
152%
80%
84%
—
75'A
—
first 5s
90%
174
129%
42
152'A
149
♦98%
Erie RR Co gen mtge inc 4'/as ser A Jan
Foods
79
77
83%
76
Mar-Sept
———Feb-Auy
1965
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81%
87
69%
89%
i'VA
173
stamped
General
79
11
84%
84%
78
76
—
first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
Eastern Ry 3'As 1970
Mar-Sept
General
75
91
71
99% 100
♦68%
(N Y)
80
78%
.
81%
84 y«
77»/a
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99%
2010—
& Southwestern
81
•
80%
5
'U.—'
843/4
83
-Jan-Jul:
'
/
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__
June-Dec
1989
82
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83
84%
P 1989———June-Dec
Q
90%
<
*80%
1985
1988—
O
series
5'/is series
M
K
16
*86%
„Feb-Aui
1984—
J
series
Edison El 111
Elgin Joliet &
73'/a
.
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15
75
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Fuel Associates 3'/as 1965 -Jan-July
80'A
7
•
85
82%
i
71
30
77%
,
*81
.—June-Dec^
ref M 3%s series L 1986
—-May-Nov
ref M 4'/is series M 1986—y——Aprii-Ocf
ref M 5s series N.1987—
April-Oct
1st
\
85
-
Mar-Sepl
&
&
1st
v
77%
——May-Nov^
1982
1st
1st.
1
H
A
76%
75%
76%
1982_Mar-Sept
First
First
3
89%
Corp—
conv
General
Consolidated Edison of New York-
t
,
ApriZ-Oct
-May-JVo»
1973
106%
98
*95%
80
160
152
1977_
19771979
debs
86
♦—
Feb-Aug
1980
debentures
83
82
♦73
_jan-July
2%s
2%s
2%s
79
4
*73'A
_May-Nov
1961
conv
5
83
88
June-Dec
1982
4y8s
Inc
80%
*-
1977
debentures
debs
Steel
103 vb
101% 102%
102%
92%
♦70
1978
2.35s
subord
99
94
'
S4'/a
87
—.
78'A
8 8'/a
Inc—
Stainless
104%
88%
III
103% 104'A
104 v*
f
5'As
108'A
98%
6
94
♦101
——
Combustion
>
i *•' '''"w
———
4'/2s
mortgage
102
9 I
84%
May-Nov
1961_
4y»s
Gas Si
102
92
15
1995—June-Dec
;
debentures
Industries
s
53
'
.
1970—May-Sept
—
105
93%
May-Now
_April-Ocf
——Apr-Oct
1983
-1986
1987:——.—Mar-Sept
5%s
3%s
1
101%
91%
85
—
15
104
-
—May-Nov
,3 Vas subord conv .debs 1964 —
Columbus Si South, Ohio Elec 3 Vis
^
101
104%
April-Oct
1983-
I
J
97%.
97%
R6%
84'A
*90%
_
Mar-SepZ
1980
mortgage 3V2S 1986——
mortgage 3%s 1988
mortgage 4'As 1989
5s
90
84
-
*89
Co
debentures
f
El Paso
91
84'A
*89%
April-Oct
—April -Oct
1984
Tunnel
Si
subord
mortgage
mortgage
1st
86%
83%
—
6
91
*89
Mar-Sept
debentures
—
89'A
80%
80
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lien 4s
Eastern
5
54*
51 Ye
5
Feb-Aug
—
Aircraft
a
867/b
86%
4s
Chemical
1st
V "T
46
83'/a
83
June-Dec
1969-
Eastern
93
«1
gold
Duquesne Light Co
72
82%
92%iil01
v.'
1
84'A
'
I
1971
O
Ry 1st
1995
Tenninal
Dresser
87
25
<
97%'
N
series
3»As
subordinated
74%
v-.
92
debentures
2%s
ref
s
64
80
80
,
*94
1970
series
Mackinac
5s
78
69
92
'
ref
Si
conv
81
—
54'A
49
46
83 y2
1982—Mar-Sept
ref mtge 2%s series J 1985
.Mar-Sept
ref 3%s series K 1976——
May-ZVo»
4s
71%
88
*83
2%s
Douglas
*87%
84% '91%
45
2
46
Detroit Tol Si Ironton RR 23As ser B 1976 Mar-Sept
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs 1983
April-Get
54
*71
r
series H
refund
convertible
Detroit
16
22
29
50
RR—
71
62
46
49 %
June-Deo
82%
75
.'r
3s
and
Second
95%
101
92
Edison
Detroit
33
79'A
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*
Feb-Aug
debentures
Western
-.Si
87
45
mortgage series A (3% fixed
contingent interest) 1993———Jan-July
Income mortgage series A 4y»% 2018-April
Denver & Salt Lake income mortgage (3%
fixed 1% contingent Interest) 1993
Jan-July
&
■
45
1%
Gen
r"
89%
89%
—June-Dec
3s/bS
Grande
1988
84
-
Jan-July
37/«s
Rio
37As
tr
92%
,
_May-Nov
•
First
'
4%s debentures
&
coll
debentures
8
■'
■
*81
1977——AprfZ-Oct
1979-.——i
Jan-July
C
&
mtge
convertible
52
2042
l
l985_May-Nov
1st mtge Si coll tr 4y2s series B
1985—May-Nov
Delaware Power Si Light 3s 1973
.•
April-Oct
1st mtge & coll tr 3y8s
1977——...June-Dec
3%s
84
55
54
54
»
1975—
B
debentures
May
A
Division—
coll trust 5s series A
97
*
debentures
4-6s
25 '/a
'
,
Si
45
\
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-
75
73%
73%
:
.
3s
trust
'
2
63
24%
1
3'As
87%
•
3%s
45'A
May
Division
Gen
'
May-Nov
1977
64
24%
Essex
85
;
87
97%
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—
4%s
57 »A
36
mortgage due 1993
&
Gen
■
3%s 1993
—
—_Mar-Sepfe.
sf.
1st mtge 4%s 1994——__JjLOl
^Li-April-Oct
Cleveland ShoTt Line first gtd 4%$ 1961—ApriZ-Oct
Corp
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A Income
97'A
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i
mtge
Si: Iron
98
78
.*97
'
'
.
Columbia Gas System Inc—
3s debentures series A 1975——
93%
Morris
■
3s
1st
4
92%
5
106%
94%
Si
41
104%
85%
99%
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81
75
-
101%
877/a
97'A
96%
70
100'/a
8
82%
extended
90'A
96
5
22
,
91
4s
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95
75
102
97 %
Hudson
62
96%
95
83%
97%
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98
81
'
94'A
75
76
77%
83'A
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75
16
54'A
1
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76%
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92
16
99%
6
101% 104
——
78
.
i-—April-Oct
1965_
89%
97'A
6
82 »/a
95
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97'A
101%
81'A
81%
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91
54'A
97%
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95%
99%
99%
81'A
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3
54%
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f debs
s
64
55
63
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83'A
9%
6
94'A
85%
Denver
73
102 ya
3
—
96
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—Mar-Sept
May-JVo»
Mar-Sept
-
1990
debentures
1st mtge &
63%
77
1987—
5s
5y«s
Pennsylvania
60'A
97%
5
96
85%
Delaware
68
71 %
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79%
101
1982
1984,.
Co 2%S debentures
debentures 1977
subord
Collateral
60
'
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79%
>4'A
I"
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10*
9*
10*
4
95
1st
*
1986
3%
5
Delaware Lackawanna
49%
232
52
'
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HlgR
3%
2
_Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1983 —May-Nov
86
55'A
51
30
57
51
*__
debs
6s
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Low
20
4%
4%
1970— June-Dec
3Vis
mortgage
4%s
:
3%s
Corp
Electric
Colorado (iFuel
•
2
\
v
56%
51%
■'
1970
B
Jan. 1
No.
& Western RR Co—
New York Lackawanna Si Western Div
First and refund M series C 1973—May-Nov
47'A
75%
—
77%
56%
—■
Co
3s
mortgage
3 yes
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2003
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2003
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62
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214
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debs
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1980
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83%
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76%
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1977
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series
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2
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81
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:
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conv
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81
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Kansas City Terminal 2Vis 1974
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A
1
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13
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75
debentures
subord
conv
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71
473
105
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mortgage
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s
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1980
Jan-July
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Jersey Central Power A Light 2%s 197fl__Jfor-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3 Vis debs 1975
Jfar-Sept
K
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83
—
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1977
Jan-July
A
4%s
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Intern'l Tel
Interstate
98%
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debentures
subord
conv
■
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1981
B
Minerals
International
3.65s
100%
101 '/a
76%
76'/a
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Jan -July
Feb-Aug
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101
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68'A
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71
61
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13
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Pacific RR Co
Missouri
120'/a
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Sale Price
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81%
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1982
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91%
98%
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Jan -July
Jan-July
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3%s series H 1989
Inland Steel Co 3 Vis debs 1972
1st
100
1
99
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109%
17
87'/a
91 Vi
3s series B 1978
June-Dec
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3%s
27
102 '/a 110
mortgage
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94
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116
87'/a
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Jan-July
1978
Bell Telephone 2%s series A
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99'/a
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110
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1981
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&
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BONDS
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1st
114
Monday, December 12, I960
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1970
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1980
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1972
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June-Deo
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June-Dec
First A refunding 3s series M 1979
June-Dec
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June-Dec
First A refunding 2%s series P 1981—June-Dec
First A refunding 2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
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June-Deo
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June-Dec
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June-Deo
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First A refunding 3 Vis ser X 1984
June-Dec
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June-Deo
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June-Dec
93%
Co—
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ACum
1st
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65%
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Oklahoma
104
99%
100
146
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.
83
May
April-Oct
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82
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147
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87
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s
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141
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--
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4%s 1987
1st
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102
-
135
87
June-Dec
1991
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■
97
2047
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mortgage
Owens-Illinois
1975
Jan-July
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April-Oct
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__
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Jfar-Sept
1980
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conv
102
1st
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101
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First mortgage 3Vis 1984
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First mortgage 4s
1988
75
77%
1
102'/a 102%
Jan
1984
4s
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First
79
75
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3s
(Minnesota
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73%
__
trust
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83%
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■
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26
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89%
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June-Deo
1978
1991
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101%
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96%
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105%
Volume
192
Number 6011
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2351)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Tel
&
3%s
2%s
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2%s
Tel
1986
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1988
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87%
78 A
88 /4
77
84
79
88*
noS/
June-Dec
1971——Jan-July
2%s
3'As
—
®£%
91 %
„n
A
73/a
—
_
96 A
Co—
—Jan-July
mtge 4'As inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
mortgage
Wisconsin
1st
4'As
Central
—
74
79
10
*91
Whirlpool
—
n*
62
60 A
75
--
,;;«v
Electric Corp 2%s 1971——Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D
1967
Jan-July
3%s convertible debentures
1975
May-ZVou
Westinghouse
cn
---
101 A 103 A
*75%
93 A
3
20
—
—
,
0
-
no3/
9,
QQl/
QQ3/
98 A
99 A
25
98 A
99 A
91 'A
106
76%
81 'A "•
95%
4
75%
83%
73%
1
72
77%
73
75%
Deferred
Included
the
in
included in the year's ra71geyear's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year s range,
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
delivery
not
included
the
in
sale
not
Bankruptcy
95%
81
*73'A 75'A
3%s
income
5s
—
Map-Nov
1979-
registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry
5%s
72_
72,4
72
Feb-Nov
Jan-July
1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
mortgage 3%s series C 1979
April-Oct
4s
Western
94%
77
3s
RR
72
72
71
--
gtd
mortgage
Shore
__
—
April
April
gold 3'/2s 2000—Feb-Aug
"Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967_Jan-JuZp
87%
84%
—
ref
'
__
„
first
RR
102'A
80%
29
Co—
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991
First mortgage 3'As series B
1971
Gen
Electric
90'/a
92%
20
102'A
1982
1979
debentures
Ry
lien
Wisconsin
1976—.
87%
5
67'%
.
debs
mortgage
lien
-a
RR
5
10
Mar-Sept
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
! S"nieslyrSe«s
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
2%s
99%
88
Jan-July
mtge 2%s ser E
Power
82%
97
95
1983— Feb-Aug
1982
debentures
debs
subord
89%
*80%
'
mtge 2%s ser II 1980—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref M 3%s ser J 1982
April-Oct
Penn
Corp—
debentures
88
refund
Penn
Marchant—
North
&
Map-Nov
Jan-July
Corp 4%s conv debs
2Vis debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum
3s
debs
Oil
Sinclair
5Vis
Gas
subord
Smith-Corona
South
1977
1979—
conv
83%
April-Oct
1968
Power
refund
and
Wisconsin
subord
811/4
88
May-ZVou
1983
debentures
&
and
First
West
Co—
Union
Skelly
f
s
debs
subord
West
85
--
J an-July
4%s
Co
Rubber
Pipe
Shamrock
debentures
1982
&
124%
96 Vi
13
'74
April-Oct
4%s
subord
93
Corp—
1972
subordinated
89 Va
81V4
Corp—
ctfs
79
118%
82%
—
84
87%
•
'
4%s
89%
71'A
70
—
88
60
3
—
67'A
May
Mar-Sept
1974
debentures
107%
79%
88
Jan-July
_
1S76_
Corp of America—
subord debentures
conv
Warren
cons
5 Vis
Co
27
99 A
aa
.
Jan-July
debentures
debentures
f
60
*65 'A
3%s B 1971
April-Oct
1st gtd 4s 1989—May-ZVou
conv
99
121
*83
'
84
—
60
;
England
3s
Air Line
s
76%
Co—
1st
*87
1986-Jan-July
certificates Nov
RR
mortgage 3s series
3%s
81V*
75
118
April-Oct
conv
conv
Virginia
131
99%
.
Ry—
Depot
New
Seaboard
3s
ser
Manufacturing 43As debs
Seaboard
74
1
V
3'/bS
94
90
'
123
__
106'A 110
Mar-Sept
1997
A
certificates
bond
Duluth
&
1971
gold 5s
series B 1980
debs series A Jan 2006-
4s
118%
Jan-July
1978
4s
Works
First
*101
April-Oct
Louis-Southwestern
V
6
82
1967
Steel
Participating
4'As
Ry Co—
mtge inc 4Vis
Paper
74
76%
'91
1972
debentures
debentures
Vanadium
April-Oct
1996
6s
income
Scott
99%
Mar-Sept
debentures
debentures
f
s
Rubber
S
First
3s
Francisco
mortgage
Scioto
73%
97%
1966—ApriZ-Oct
mtge & coll trust
Virginian
4s
72
1
74
Feb-Aug
1977
85%
--
8~'%
Mar-Sept
series A
Adirond'k 1st
&
86
1
99%
88
S
Power
4s
80 Vi
__
73%
99%
76%
1991_Mar-Sepfc
ApriZ-Oct
Corp
United
51
Corp—
1977
D
McBee
Second
97%
74
June-Dec
1976_
C
2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
mtge & coll trust 3'/2s 1972
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s
mortgage 3Vis series J 1969
Aircraft
5Vis conv debs
1977
First
91
73%
Map-Nov
1970
debentures
2'As series
4'As
Co
debentures
General
8t
48
*85%
_Map-Nov
2%s debs
2%s
Car
Biscuit
3%s
4%s
26
*85
Jan-July
197,8
53%
96'A
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
._.
General
A5s
92%
96%
June-Dec
—
California
Tank
United
93%
Corp—
Gas
mtge
81%
85%
99'%
Map-Nov
Refunding mortgage
104
1971
1968
3'As
Union
2%s
1978_
series
1st
78%
18
96%
Feb-Aug
mtge
United
ASecond
84
5
91
Mar-Sept
4V2S 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978—
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995_May-Nov
Steel Corp
Republic
4%s
debs
1985Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Mfg Co 37/sS debs 1975
Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
Debt adjustment bonds—
1st
78
80
90 Vi
ApriZ-Oct
1961
mtgje & coll tr 2%s 1980—
Union
85
85
••
100'A 100'A
I—4 O O
R
Louis-San
105%
80
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975-ApnZ-Oct
debentures
1st
debentures
4Vis
104%
138
101%
*82
June-Deo
1982
2%s debs
1st
U
Second
95%
108
2
80
Jan-July
1974
■
5 Vis
90 Vi
91
ApriZ-Oct
Oil
84
90
—
*86%
Mar-Sept
•w-v;*
84 y*
U
Q
25/as
93 V4
Pacific—
Orleans
Thompson
3%8
St
1
97
101V3 101%
1990—April-Oct
June-Bee
refund
and
RR
94%
107
•
—
June-Bee
1975
Lawrence
100
129% 135
Map-Nov
gold 5s 2000
Pacific-Missouri
Term
'
Bt
80%
80
87
100
135
April-Oct
Map-Nov
1983
3Vis series B
first
96%
80
£4%
"
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983_April-Ocf
debentures
Saguenay
84%
91%
RR—
M
and
&
96%
81
■
—
103
103
1972—May-Nov
debentures
Royal
91
*£0
90
85
91
■
95 y*
87%
91
84%
*■.
87
100
90
*90
Jan-July
1985
1st
Jan-July
mortgage
4%s
Rchr
94%
«
91
86 y*
94
Louis—
(The) 3%s debs
debentures 1965
91
_
83'A
93'A
—
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_Ju»e-Dec
serial
*91%
102%
80
100
June-Dec
impt M 4s series C 2019
90 '/a
_
116'A 119'A
119'A
1968_Jan-JuZ]/
2037
mortgage
3Vis
101%
78%
9
June-Dec
Impt 2%s series D
Texas
'
First
conv
18
83%
June-Deo
1979
1980
98
—
84
*__
May-ZVou
3 Vis
5s
4%s
83%
83%
Jan-July
1972
and
General
94%
93
69
100 %
*84'A
Mar-Sept
refunding mortgage
o'As
82%
V*
109
95
Jan-July
May-ZVou
1979
First
Co—
refunding mortgage
Rochester
94
May-ZVoo
notes
First
98%
88
6
*84
—/
May-Nov
and
Oil
94%
921/4
99%
Jan-July
1981
and
Corp
'
and
Richfield
69
117
98 %
'
70'A
.
*100
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
1983
First
4Vis
99%
78
83%
150 Va
Inc—
notes
Company
&
98%
98%
__
*95
_
95%
Mar-Sept
1970
Co
Electric
debentures
—
Feb-Aug
1973
Gamble
Oats
debentures
debs
notes
RR
Texas
«
98%
__
90
*88
*
ApriZ-Oct
1967
First
Quaker
98%
104% 106
99%
Jan-July
Refund
Texas
90
Texas
ApriZ-Oct
1986
Power
debs
First and
76 Vi
112%
Ashtabula Ry—
2%s
debentures
Electric
Service
First
*98%
*98%
—
*95%
Youngstown &
general 5s series B
3s
99y8
Mar-Sept
1£73_.
conv
senior
Texas
70'A
Pittsburgh
Public
*72'/a
--
April-Oct
1975
1982
Refund
96%
116%
85
mtge 3Vis 1964
May-Nou
Coal 3Vis 1965—Jan-JuZp
1st
Chem
Pittsburgh
&
91%
*88
June-Bee
1970
E
96'A
112% 114'A
——
Ry—
1975
series
717
141% 150 Vi
"
&
Pittsburgh
Procter
*95%
—.
113%
June-Dec
Chic & St Louis
70%
'
—Feb-Aug
f debs
s
106
99
12
Map-Nov
1971
1973
debentures
(James)
senior
capital
101 %
subord
4Vis
debs
1st mtge 6s
debentures
100
Mills Inc 3 Vis
2%s
Co
74
95 V.
95
T
5s
debs
27as
Transit Inc
&
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Ocf
1982
150
104%
94%
98%
73
103%
100%
*
June-Dec
1983
conv
98
5
Jan-July
3%s
3%s
Co
4%s
debentures 2%s
(Ohio)
Corp
Oil
1984
1974
101 %
98'A
_April-Ocf
Co
74
70 V*
ft
94%
18
89 %
_June-Deo
Oil
Surface
Swift
81%
99% 100%
—
99%
Oil
Superior
•'
(N J)
*—
April-Oct
23
103
94%
Feb-Aug
debs
3yas
101% 102
103;
Jan-July
1985
1983
Chemical
77%
——
ApriZ-Oct
_Mar-Sepi
._Map-Nov
Oil
Stauffer
72%
•
Jan-July
1996
California
debentures
85
*84
1994
1017%
May-Nov
(Indiana)
81%
*75iA
•'
5s
debs
subord
Oil
debentures
*99%
April-Oci
1983
conv
of
2%s
5s
2%s
Oil
92'A
78
5s
gold
Tel
debentures
Standard
80%
92'A
'
—Jan-July
_June-Dec
5
first
Bell
Standard
85
81'A
82
.
86
div
Standard
99
79%
Juu-July
1983
11
series
Ry first consol gold
coll tr 4%s 1988
Memphis
84%
95
■
91%
92
2%s
„
Co—
mtge
Spiegel
_June-Dec
,
RR
5'/4s
Southwestern
■
*83
1967
Pacific
101%
70%
100%
conv
'75
series
4Vis
General
3%s
3%s ser A
2%s
5% "/o
f
mtge
mortgage
mortgage
123%
s
1st
Term
95%
100
First
100'A
Feb-Aug
—
1977
General
3Vis
1977
A
63
128Vi
96
89
Potomac
Lines)
(Oregon
153
53%
109 %
89 Vi
85%
77
96
April
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser I 1963-Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4 Vis ser J 1964_Maz/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
1st
55Vi
90%
377
Plantation
1311/4
537i
*120
85
92%
Coke
54
96%
First
95
J an-July
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27As 1996 June-Dec
Pittsb
Jan-July
1973_Juue-Dcc
conv
Map-Nov
90
Pittsburgh
4%s
May-Nov
91%
conv
Co
Hlgb
_Mur-Sept
47As sf debs 1979
June-Dec
Petroleum 23/4S debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
4%s
1994
*130
1969
First
71'A
Philip Morris Inc
Phillips
2%s-4'/4S
Jan-July
1981
Apr-Oct
Flllsbury
1970
4Vas
94 Yt
16
726
„Jan-July
_
C
2%s
subord
Low
4'/as
5%s
conv
Jan. 1
No.
Gold
Corporation—
4%s
Range Since
Sold
Gold
100 Va
83'A
__Jan-JuZ]/
refunding 4%s 1987_
First & refunding 3%s 1988
First & refunding mtge 4%s 1986
First & refunding mtge 5s 1989
Philco
High
Co—
87%
97%
1985—
&
First
Ry
Gas
Pacific
91'A
82
r
_
1990
1974—
2%s
refunding
& refunding
& refunding
& refunding
&
mortgage
&
refunding
& refunding
Indiana
Natural
100%
94
_ApriZ-Oct
income
B
refunding
Asked
Co—
debentures
Southern
8 8'A
91'A
95%
1981
General
gold 4'As series
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First
Southern
88'A
78
90 'A
April-Ocf
1975
4'As series E 1984
Ry
series
80
*91'A
Feb-Aug
Pere
Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980_ _Mar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
5s
5
13
convertible
Edison
Southern
84%
Range
Friday's
Bonds
B.d &
First
B
mortgage
General
81%
88
California
Southern
1979
1965
A
series D
Eastern
&
debentures
Light 3s
&
General mortgage
86%
94'A
Southern
31/4S
74'A
77
91
937/8
or
Sale Price
Low
79
81 'A
~7
81
86%
94'A
—
78%
71'A
85'A
Week's
Last
Period
High
70
82'A
*88'A
__
debentures
Power
General 4'As
2
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Airways—
Pennsylvania RR—
General 4'As series
General
86%
_
_
3%s
subord
conv
10
75
81
1981
World
American
Pan
74
*78
1991-
4%s
Low
No.
High
0
Mar-Sepi
3%s
Jan. 1
75
75
BONDS
Range Sinc«
Sold
74
_April-Oc<
:
1987
debentures
3%s
debentures
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Pacific
(Range for Week Ended December 9)
Week's Range
Friday
31
*
A
Friday's
T3
nrt
A
f<
bankruptcy,
rt
flot.
r Cash sal*
receivership, or reorganised under Section 77 ^
Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during
rfillfn
r'rash Jala
current week.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2352)
.
.
Monday, December 12, 1S60
,
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Dec. 5,
In the following
the
on
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Dec. 9.
and
Friday
Petroleum
Aberdeen
Acme-Hamilton
Class
A
Wire
Acme
Aero
Great
Alabama
4,700
1%
5,700
5% May
2*
2y«
2 Vis
2,000
2y8
Dec
5%
12 %
Oct
21%
Jan
Brillo
10%
Aug
Britalta
Oct
Brazilian
12%
13
1,000
8%
8%
9
4,900
52%
48%
53 %
21,800
41 y8
Oct
6%
7%
8.000
6%
Oct
3 y8
Dec
Jun
13
7
3y8
3%
3,700
19 y8
19 y8
500
4y8
3%
1
Discount Inc
4%
500
18
3%
135
50
Southern
4% May
Jan
Bridgeport
Corp
Low
High
15%
14
3,200
18
&
1%
i%
2
300
4
11,700
5 %
Jun
4Va
4%
2,300
4Va
Nov
8%
Jan
30%
30%
25
29 Va
31%
Jan
35 Va
39%
Sep
Sep
47
Feb
Co—
Gas
_
Manufacturing
Oil
*
"•
mil
Co__.
39%
i
Petroleums Ltd
American
2
*
Co
British
22
Jan
Amer
dap
Jan
Amer
25% Aug
600
28
34%
—
211
118 May
2,200
27%
27%
28
1,300 "
15,600
2 Vb
2
A
3% May
313/8 July
35%
dep rets ord registered—,—£1
American
Jan
37
Jan
10
Mar
Tobacco—
ord
rets
Columbia
British
Feb
3%
Jan
Oct
..
Jun
3%
4%
7
149
High
.
19%
Feb
Oct
3%
20c
Pwr
British
6%
;
ord_*
Inc
Light
_.
72% May
10% Jun
Oct
Sep
Breeze
Range Since Jan.1
Shares
1
Works
Gear
Traction
Sep
10
Low
1
Inc
Foote
Brad
1%
7%
1
1
•
Manufacturing
Shoe Stores
&
Jan
1%
1
Corp
Surpass
Aid Investment
3%
Bourjois
7
10c
Corp
Manufacturing
Supply
Agnew
Jan
5
1%
10
Co
Admiral Plastics Corp
Aeronca
2% July
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
_1
Inc
Products
Aerojet-General
800
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Corp
common
Precision
Acme
Shares
7%
-10c
Corp..
Construction
&
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
High
3y8
3
any
Range for Week Ending Dec. 9.
25c
Mfg
Missiles
Acme
3%
class
Corp
is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
and
in which
for Week
of Prices
Low
Ft
itself
Exchange
Sales;
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
Week's
Laat
STOCKS
Stock
stock or bond
8
£1
bearer—:—
*
Power
May
10 Va
7H Aug
Jan
39 % Mar
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Alabama Power
Alan
ii
preferred
4.20%
Steel Co
Wood
100
10
common
Airlines
Alaska
84
84
22%
21
22%
4%
1
Inc
2,700
25
80
80
100
preferred
5%
50
84
3,600
5
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
Amer
dep rets Amer shares
All
Alliance
Airlines
Tire
2,000
7%
6%
7%
26,600
3
3
3%
3,100
8%
£1%
1
Corp
Pictures
"5%
600
9
5'A
5
11%
10
preferred
convertible
5%%
1
Inc
Rubber class A
&.
Artists
Allied
8
8
7%
10c
Engineering Co
Corp
warrants
Alleghany
Jan
86%
Aug
Dec
42%
Jan
Oct
86%
Jan
3% July
6y8
4,500
11%
200
Amer
Feb
72
July
July
12 %
Aug
6% May
10%
Jan
4%
Class
Allied
Control
Paper
_50c
Inc..
Co
.8
Corp
8%
9%
10%
11
Nov
8%
12% Mar
Dec
4ya Mar
10
Mar
•
6% July
15
July
4%
4%
4%
3,300
7%
Oct
17%
Aug
9%
Nov
17
Jun
18,500
4%
Aug
10 %
Jan
Properties Inc—
.1
11
11
11%
10%
Nov
23 y8
Aluminum Co of America
$3.75 pfd_100
75%
75%
75%
450
74%
Jan
81% Mar
1
3%
3%
3%
9,200
3%
1
4%
4%
5%
2,400
Sep
Sep
170
All-State
.1
Inc
Alsco
Ambassador
American
Oil
Corp
Beverage
American
Book
American
Corp
B
S
F
Israeli
American
Meter
American
Seal-Kap
American
Thread
American
Amurex
Oil
Lead
Post
Radio
Anglo
1,100
12%
Aug
19%
Sep
8%
Oct
19%
43A
33/i
4%
5,800
3%
Oct
6%
4%
4%
4%
800
4%
Nov
5%
5 Vb
5%
24,100
5 y8
Dec
14%
Jan
Calif
900
22 y. Mar
27%
Sep
700
39
52
Feb
Pools
Anthony
4%
5
— —
4%
•
29%
29%
1
%
Butler's
1
5
5%
3,000
Oct
4%
10 y8
Sep
Oct
1,200
4
Jun
150
4%
30
pfd
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Electronics
Louisiana
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arnold
Power
Co
&
Armour
29
Apr
1%
7%
16%
Jan
4%
Apr
Nov
33
6%
convertible
35c
Oil
Asamera
Associated
Calvan
2%
Jan
A Aug
1
Jan
15
Jun
20
Aug
F&od
11
Oct
22%, Jun
Canada
5%
5%
900
5
May
8%
Jan
Oil
Associated
Testing
1
America
1
Co
Stationers
Associated
Inc„
of
Gas
&
lc
Nov
6%
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Line
Research
del
Atlantica
Golfo
Industries
Atlas
Sewing
Devices
Audio
50%
39,300
22%
Jan
55% May
3%
33/8
2,000
3%
Sep
7%
2,500
7%
7
89%
90
6% May
12
Aug
1,870
90
85%
Jan
95%
Sep
9 Vb
934
2,100
9 Va
Dec
11%
36%
35%
36%
31,800
29%
Oct
38% May
86%
Jan
94
Sep
22%
2434
13,300
15%
Oct
29%
Feb
1%
2%
5,900
l7/s
Nov
6%
Jan
4%
4%
1.500
4%
Aug
8%
Jun
%
is
27,800
%
Nov
if
Jan
9%
2
A
5
5%
2 %
5%.
2%
2%
200
6
4,100
1%
l3/8
1,500
4%
i——■•
6%
84,200
5%
Oct
Nov
.9%
Jan
Jun
3Va
Aug
1 y8 May
4% Dec
1%
Jan
11%
Non-voting
Inc
Avlen
Can
Avis
Capital
Castle
(A
Aug
13
Feb
Sep
12%
Dec
3%
Jun
Cenco
53
53%
38%
40
iy«
1%
1
400
50%
Oct
66
Sep
3,400
53
40
30%
Oct
58%
Jun
5,600
tt
Sep
6%
53/8
6%
18,700
5
May
1%
1%
63,400
1%
Oct
13
12%
13%
2,200
12%
Jan
4
3%
4%
9,000
1%
253/4
3%
Dec
6
3,000
5
Oct
2,800
6%
Sep
1
3%
33/4
4
500
3 7/a
Dec
10%
~8%
32,100
2%
Jan
11%
7,100
5
13%
133/a
13%
1,400
5c
18%
153/a
18%
26,600
43%
44 Va
1,300
Corp.
12% Mar
Jan
11%
Central
—
Barcelona
1
14%
Co
l
Corp
lc
Ltd
Tr
BarChris
Barry
5%
los Andes American shares
Oil
Barnes
1
Inc
Securities
de
Banco
Light & Power Ltd
6%
convertible
S)
if
M)
Belock
Instrument
Watch
Benrus
Bickford's
Birdsboro
Co
Blumenthal
Bobbie
Brooks
Bohack
5% %
Borne
(H C)
&
53/4
Dec
25%
Charter
9% July
11%
5% Jan
6
Jan
14
Jun
Jan
Oil
Co
Chemical
Jan
Jun
5A
Feb
143/4
Jan
Jan
Jun
1 Vb
July
6i4
Sep
Jun
4%
Jun
63/4
Jun
Christiana
23%
Sep
Chromalloy
37%
51%
Jan
Cinerama
Dec
8
h
Apr
25
Jan
25%
Jan
Oil
27,300
7%
7%
7%
700
A
V
Oct
12 %
Jan
73/8
4% July
Va Nov
73/b
%
14
Dec
Sep
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
•:%
A
3,700
3/8
12
11%
12 Va
2,800
llVs
15
Apr
11
11
11%
6,600
8
Julv
113/4
Dec
21%
21%
21%
475
21
Oct
28 %
Jan
Oct
Jan
8 3/0
600
4%
Oct
66
900
47%
Feb
101% 103
; so
99 %
Jan
%
Feb
A Aug
100
53/s
Jan
63/8 Mar
5%
5Va
5%
63
64
101%
5%
'
10
10
.100
10
13%
13
13%
5%
4,800
66
Sep
10 %
Dec
Nov
21
63/4 Mar
13
Feb
Dec
103 %
Mar
5 Va
7,600
434
Nov
10 %
59%
23,300
31 Va
Feb
59 3/a
1%
1%
13,600
1%
Oct
2 3/4
1%;
Jan
Dec
Jan
67
60
63%
Jan
70
82%
25
73%
Jan
83
Aug
Aug
12%
3,000
15 %
Apr
12%
12%
1
68%
82%
67
25
11%
Oct
21% July
25 % Mar
25%
23
23
23
30%' Jan
Oct
400
6 %
33
33
6V8
Dec
50
27%
Feb
6%
6 Va
6 %
Oct
9%
"ii
1
"%
13
12%
38%
Apr
l3/a Jan
2,900
41
11% Aug
28% May
20% Oct
41
Feb
16
6,500
14
41-
5
Oct
9
14 July
8,500
Feb
33%
'
29%
1,050
14%
5,000
16
3%
3%
1,900
3
Nov
4
Jan
4%
10
4%
Dec
8
if
12,500
%
Oct
1%
Feb
Coastal
10,200
:
44,400
32
28%
1%
% Oct
„
20%
Jan
Feb
5% Mar
3 Vb May
43%
Oct
Jun'
Jan
5%
5
5%
61,400
33/8
35
38 Va
4,500
23%
Oct
16%
16%
2,700
15%
Nov
13%
12%
14%
11,000
9%
Feb
163/b
Jun
9%
9%
10%
49,700
63/4
Feb
11 Va
Jun
9% Aug
53/4 Aug
10%
Manufacturing
Co.—
—-1
.
Co_
Hosiery
;
~7%
6%
~7%
2%
23/4
2%
6%
,
7,39
,
23%
Oct
Dec
,i
Jan
Oct
Jan
%
24%
3%
16%
—10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
—— 1
Club Aluminum Products Co
*
15
3%
37%
—
Corporation
Claussner
2,266
%
"if
3%
Dec
,
1
1
Co__
Dec
Mar
_
Oils vtc
Caribbean
Oct
Cockshutt
Sep
Cohu
Jun
Colonial
14%
14
14%
2,100
13%
Oct
25% Mar
of America
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
5%
5%
1,800
5%
Dec
10% Mar
Commercial
5 Va
5%
13/a
1%
%
u
10,000
1%
%
16,100
~4
2,400
8
10 Va
5,703
10
10%
1,200
48 Vb
48%
600
163/8
17%
7,000
7%
3%
3%
Aug
Jan
3%
Nov
1%
Jan
Oct
8
Jan
4%
Jun
Jan
7y8 May
7,000
7%
17,990
63/4
13%
Jun
153/4
2,500
14%
Nov
173/s
Oct
1
5
14%
14
14%
3,200
19%
Apr
9%
1,300
10% July
9% Dec
10
ext to '65.1
Compudyne
Corporation
—25c
Connelly Containers Inc
—50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
—10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
-•
30%
30%
800
23 % Mar
Metals
Co
10%
Jan
Dec
13%
44% May
48%
Aug
Consolidated
13 Yb
25%
Jun
Consolidated
Royalty
Sun
Feb
-
New
Pacific
Ray
Ltd—
Oil
Inc
6%
Jun
7%
Oct
5
4%
4
Jun
6%
21 %
5
1,500
9 %
Sep
Sep
14%
Jun
5%
Jan
6%
10,500
5%
Jun
7%
Aug
21%
6Va
21
1,900
17%
Apr
213/4
Dec
1A
5,500
1A
Nov
3 3/8
100
7%
Oct
9% Mar
21,200
1%
Dec
4%
Jun
7%
Jun
163/4
Sep
6%
6%
6%
200
6%
Oct
73/4
Jan
A—50c
16 3/4
13 Vb
163/4
5,900
13%
Dec
10c
10c
_20
7 Va
4
Mar
3
July
6%
Jan
Continental
8%
8%
200
8%
9% Mar
Continental
Conector
Continental
Industries
16
26%
May
33%
Nov
Oct
38%
Feb
Continental
Aug
Cook
94
Sep
10%
Oct
100
39%
Jan
Paint
Materials
&
Varnish
InC—;
Corp
Co—
33/4 Mar
5%
600
cl
Feb
Jan
11%
&
Corp
2
900
4%
Apr
7%
13/4
3,300
4%
Inc
Lines
7%
13/4
18,400
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class
Products
1 Vb
5%
4%
8%
26
1%
2%
Engineering—1
Commercial
Corp—
1
5% Mar
-
133/a
Aviation
7,500
1,600
12,400
5%
Air
Continental
16%
8%
10%
12%
Continental
6% May
13%
8%
8%
35
5%
Construction
Nov
Nov
90
8%
15% May
12%
Sep
Apr
3%
1,500
30
Sep
Oct
9Va
1
*
1
1
1.25
17%
13,100
9 Va
11%
Jan
10
1,250
33%
9%
Service
Public
4,500
28 34
15
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc
334
96%
Jan
1% Aug
26 Va Jan
Apr
15%
6%
31%
%
6%
3%
28
14%
53/4
3% May
15 Va
24%
96%
31,800
Jan
6%
33/4
2.000
500
1 Va
■
9 Va Mar
5%
Nov
15%
Inc
Corp
7%
7%
3%
%
23/4
1
Co—
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Farm
Electronics
24%
26
2,400
2,600
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1
10c
*
1
i
153/4
%
%
—-—lc
—
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33%
%
1
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Foil
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57%
28%
17,500
5%
■
—:—,1
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Feb
•
7%
5
54%
—
r_.
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100
6%
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Oct
I_l
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5%
"
17
Aug
1,500
.
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4%
1.50
4
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i
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V
Jun
Sep
Jan
4
2.50
21%
•
Co
3\l
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
—.——2
Chicago Rivet & Machine—,
2
Chief Consolidated Mining
—i1
223/4
17%
common
35 Va
26
*
Ltd——_—
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Cherry-Burrell
13% May
4%
48 Vs
Inc
4 Va
Jun
Aug
3%
14,300
Jan
Dec
17,600
10
prior preferred
A
Jan
Jan
73% Aug
July
%
16,300
4A
4%
common...
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15%
Oct
6
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%
4%
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58%
4
(S)
2
20,800
••
33/4
34%
Nov
4i°6 Mar
23
Oct
Jun
•
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15%
3
2%
2%
.—1
Chamberlin Co of America
14%
%
T
31%
100
25
%
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——
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Century
7%
7
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ser
100
9%
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14,500
10c
1
1
—5
T
pfd
& Light 4%
Power
Jan
3
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43/4
A
„
200
6A
14
pref_. .100
3.50%
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11,200
1%
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Inc
3A
32 Va
59
3y8 July
900
A
6 Va
"2%
1
i
Corp
54
.—1
13,100
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50 Va May
57
33/4
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5%
Canada
Jan
Jun
25%
1
t
23 Vb
common
of
—
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&
37%
5%
4
Telephone
45
52
25
vtc_l
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&
34%
Shoe Corp
107
200
3
*
Oils Ltd
&
Consolidated
Bell
(A
48
32 Va
*
1
213/8
Ties
Beau-Brummel
July
*
Ltd
36
Inc
Bearings
Beck
Jan
21 %
Ltd——2.50
i
class
3%
Dec
6%
1
——1
22
Corp
May
17%
54
convertible preferred
$1.50 convertible preferred
4%
3%
1r;|V
•
2 V8
11,200
—,—*
Co
Jan
5,700
17%
54% May
5
Ltd
23%
13% Aug
7,800
2% V 2%
17%
48
Co
Community
Baruch-Foster
14%
common
1
Corp
Bayview Oil Corp
14 Vo
—
l
Construction
Candy
14%
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Mines
Maine
Central
203/4
50c
Engineering Co
Wright Corp_
Barton's
•
Hadley Corp
Central
Clarostat
Baldwin
Dec
Co,—^——1
Corp of America
Instruments Corp
18% Mar
4%
1
10c
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Banff
15%
Catalin
1% Mar
7%
Rubber
Nov
Inc—
——5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred-*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6dCarter
(J W) Co_
1
Casco Products
Corp
—*
Baxter
Carey
Carnation
Clark
Baldwin
11%
Cities Broadcasting
City Products-———
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8%
7
Industries
5,700
6c
Circuit
Baker
15%
Minerals
8%
1.200
5 Va
Collieries
Ayshire
Oct
Aug
14%
2%
Dock
Williston
Canadian
1,000
23%
.
Jan
33/4
15
Canal-Randolph Corp
29,700
3
7
Corp
A
9
Jun
Dec
pfd—10
10%
5%
Electronics
Apr
Oct
1%
22%
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic
12%
2%
25%
Industrial Corp
Avnet
A
6%
200
'5'
Jam
Marconi
Northwest
9%
1
preferred
Feb
Jun
9,000
7
2
20
&
Javelin
Canadian
103/8
3
1
A
Jan
16%
12
Oct
7%
17%
Husky Oil Ltd
Canadian Industrial Gas
9%
10c
non-cum
3%
Dec
Mar
26,503
——
Corp
class
9
12,800
6%
2
Jan
1%
1
Automatic Steel Products Inc Com
12%
Jan
7% May
Corp
Plastics
1%
300
6,800
A
10c
Petroleums
Dredge
48 Vb
1
Inc
Audion-Emenee
Aurora
5,900
10
8%
22%
preference
$1.40
Inc
Centres
Jun
7
50
50
—1—50
Ltd
Co
Homestead
3%
5% Mar
&
Inc_
8%
9%
common.—_ 1
Gas
&
Canadian
49%
3%
117/b
Development Corp
—10 pesos
Atlas Corp
option warrants
General
6il'
Southern
Central
Atlas
2,200
20%
Canadian
100
5c
5p
Sugar
Mining
8%
21%
Inc
Insurance
Jan
14,700
•
Co
Corp
Consolidated
Atlas
8%
7
,_12%c
-1
Aviation
7 % May
4%
•
Chemical Industrial Products—10c
Atco
Jun
May
& Son Inc—__ _—1
Cement
Canada
10c
Supply
Labs—
10
11
10
—_——.—25c
Canadian
6%
£1
Stores
Laundries
Associated
Jan
Jan
Apr
~8%
shares—3s 6d
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Electric Power
Fire
6%%
800
13
Dec
Industries—
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7%
Nov
10 V8
1%
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800
4
4
rets reg
3
Jan
200
800
7%.
13%
& Edmonton Corp Ltd
Camden
1,100
6%
4
40c-.
Ltd
dep
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_1
preferred
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Electric
American
i
11,700
19 %
10%
7%
1%
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
'Canada Bread Co Ltd-
18,500
4.72 pfd_l00
Light
warrants
Aluminum Co
Altex
2.50
Co
Gas
&
100
—25c
A
Jan
3% Mar
Nov
Oct
10%
9
13%
preferred ——
preferred
preferred—
A
16
24%
class
3%
3
3%
2,200
1%
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Eastern
Canadian
Arco
7%
12 Va
11%
13%
Inc
Shoe
Calgary
13/4
%
.
7,300
11
12 Vb
16%
4.75
5
6% Mar
163/8
1 %
1%
-1
Inc..
10%
10%
20c
Inc
Industries
1
50c
10
$2.50
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angostura-W'upperman
;
1
Anken Chemical & Film Corp
20c
Apollo
12%
Co
$3.00
Jan
43%
5
Ltd
8
Dec
2%
1
rets
dep
(J P)
California
5
Exploration
3
Aug
Aug
25%
-
2,000
Jan
Jan
7%
Apr
Jun
2
A
3%
6%
15%
Ltd—
Biscuit
13,600
42%
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Amer
Burry
11%
42%
Ltd.
Jun
16 %
1,600
1
Company—„_2.50
(The)
Co
Burroughs
14
Products
Anchor
Jan
Jan
8ya
50%
10%
25%
Paper
Mines
Andrea
American
Burnell &
13 Va
preferred
5%
class
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Mines
473/4
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of
Corp
Writing
Anacon
Hill
Burma
10%
1
A
Jan
17 3^
66%c
Machine
Bunker
13%
•
class
Inc
9%
Feb
10%
preferred
&
48%
26 Vb
Co
Petrofina
American
Apr
Aug
Die
48 Va
12.50
Co
Manufacturing
American
4%
42
Jan
4%
Buell
£1
Inc
MARC
6%
3
3
1
Dec
July
10% Sep
12
300
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Paper
shares
American
American
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6%
10
class B
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
50c
Aluminum
American-Internat
American
6A
18,300
,
30c
Co
Ltd
serial
25c
Inc
13%
12%
Buckeye (The) Corp
C
Budget Finance Plan common
60c
convertible preferred
1
Inc
Systems
12%
11%
10 %
20,200
6A
GA
A
13%
11%
Company
•
Co
Electronics
A
preferred
Mills
Bruck
20
Business
American
2,300
cl
common
Rubber
6
£1
1
com_30c
reg
Distillers
Jan
3
7,900
9%
12
B
Brown
6%
Allied
ord
rets
Company
Forman
4 %
6
dep
Brown
Brown
Jan
80
58
American
Allegheny
82
20%
2%
23/s
^
7%
43
1%
8
8
14,400
Va
3/s'
A
44
8%
2%
%
7,600
500
2,100
32
8
Jun
Nov
Jan
Dec
.
193/8
Jan
Nov
9% Aug
1,
Jan
44
Dec
17%
Jan
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For
footnotes,
see page 36.
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Number 6011
192
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
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(2353)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range
~
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
of Prices
Par
Low
*
•
.
for Week Ended December 9)
■
-•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
High
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Week's
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
■*
Sales
33
(or Week
of Prices
Low
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
•
Corby
Distilling Ltd cl A voting."
non-voting—
*
(H)
Class
Coro
B
$1
&
Reynolds
preferred
Cott
Beverage
American
13%
14%
600
13%
Dec
15%
15%
600
13%
Jan
*
1.50
—
6'/a
6%
Va
6
900
5%
Jan
17 Va
Apr
18%
G
Jan
16%
18% Mar
—
Gatineau
Feb
20
5%
Nov
Sep
8%
Jan
Dec
9%
1%
1%
1%
26,100
.5
27%
26%
27%
16,300
10%
10
Carrier
Creole
Petroleum
Milner
Crown
Crown
Cork
Crown
Drug
——
—
6
6 Va
—1
Co
&
Petroleum
Central
Power
Co
Internat'l
—5
(Md)
"A"
partic
Jun
*
Nov
3%
25% July
General
Acceptance
46 Va
Jan
Dec
8 Va
Apr
9
Jun
11%
Feb
100
46%
Jan
66%
,
General
2%
3
600
2%
Oct
5%
American
Jan
5
5%
750
4 Va
Nov
8 Va
Jan
Dec
18 Va
Jan
15
15
50
15
Electric
General
Tobacco
Cubic
*
Co
Curtis
Manufacturing
Cutter
Laboratories
*
Class
B
18
A
8%
8%
8%
7
8 V*
6%
8
41
rets ord reg
69
Aug
8%
19 Va
Dec
6%
3,100
Dec
7'
Fireproofing
Corp
Dec
Jun
l
$4.60
$5
Giannini
Controls
Gilchrist
Glass
Daitch
7
50c
Crystal Dairies
7%;
Dejay
Desilu Productions Inc
Gasket
Detroit
Industrial
&
7%
9,600
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
Gobel
(Adolf)
Gold
„•
ft
69,200
1/64
Dec
J?
Nov
17%
1,700
13 Va
Feb
183/4
6,000
4 Va
Apr
3 Va July
8%
Sep
4%
4%
9 Va
.29%
8%
1,800
4ft
4ft
Oct
30
293/a
Nov
35%
Apr
%
1,300
8%
Dec
12
Jan
2%
700
l3/4
Nov
25
263/4
141% 141 Va
2,000
'
Diversey
Corp
Chemical
4ft Dec
6%
Jan
26% Mar
35%
36
3,100
4%
5
3,000
26%
11%
18% May
135
28 Va
Jan
144
Dominion
Steel
1%
13,500
1%
Dec
3%
9%
9%
Jl,600
8% May
10%
Jan
9
14%
*
,
93%
12%
55%
4,100
Tar
7%
8%
1,300
7 Va
Nov
14%
43/4 May
53/a
2,300
ft
5
11,400
3/a
Dec
1,200
7%
Oct
700
9%
Jan
8
9%
9%
400
10
10
i
preferred
Dorsey
(The)
*
10
.Draper
-l
Corp
6%
ft
6%
«...
lVa
Inc
Western
6 %
*
*
_9Va
Duke
:
10%
10%
600
10%
13% Mar
11
12%
203/4
12%
8,400
11%
11%
1,200
11%
Dec
14%
23%
600
20%
Oct
34% Mar
1,600
2%
Feb
3%
Feb
24,500
4%
Jun
8%
Sep
3
2%
3
7 V*
6%
7%
1%
1%
1%
xl7VaX 17 Va
Corp—
•
16%
9% Mar
10%
100
3,800
'8% May
100
28% Mar
7
8%
9,300,
8%
8%
„
83/4
500
16%
32%
Sep
Apr
22%
1,200
8%
7%
8%
700
7%
Nov
12%
Jun
9%
9%
10 %
•
...7
Dec
8
3,000
6,800
9%
Dec
19%
Feb
1%
2 Va
4,300
1%
Nov
3%
Feb
13/4
1%
1%
27,600
1%
Apr
2% July
common__60c
5%
5%
6 Va
2,200
6
Jun
8
Jan
30
24%
243/4
250
23
25
Jan
3'/a
3,000
1
5,200
%
Dec
2%
100
10%
Dec
13%
Feb
22%
Jan
28%
Nov
5%
Dec
10% May
,
24
50c
2%
3
9c
——
1
%
1
5
Products
10%
.
class
A
com—*
5%
5%
%
Inc
%
%
11
10%
&
1
10
9%
Malleable
133/4
T
.
H
&
American
B
Jan
Harbor
23% May
9%
9%
2,800
6% July
Co
Plywood
—1
10,500
149 '/a
49%
50%
1,400
2%
2%
2%
800
Electrographic
Electronic
Harmon-Kardon
10%
3%
"
—
Inc
600
4
;'1
Corporation
Nov
38%
Jan
Hartfield
Stores
10
Oct
123/4
Dec
Hartford
May
Hastings
'
41% Mar
53
,
"7%
23/4
Dec
33/4
Dec
4ft Aug
63/8
;
7 Va
17% May
31%
Dec
2,700
23%
Hazel
Jan
3,100
33% July
133/4 Feb
7%
15,500
6%
Apr
Oct
:.y
i;.v*
_
33 %
34
22V*
23V*
350
1,500
'
.—
El-Tronics
Inc
National
Forge
6%
cum
Manufacturing
16%
17%
10%
11.-
13%
14%
6%
9
6%
9%
6%
24%
92%
13
22%
92%
12%
24%
92%
13%
3,000
110
19,600
3%
219,000
4,320
5,100
6%
6%
1,100
1,400
4%
4%
48%
48%
.1
3%
6%
47%
,ft 3%
6%
6%
12
15%
15 Va
19
3a
A
1
—
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I
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or
25c
—10
;
Exquisite Form Industries Inc
.
4%
1
10
Co
Line
f
29%
10c
:
common
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire
Inc
Corporation Ltd
Pipe
9%
*
_20c
pfd__.100
.—1
Eureka
Eureka
300
6,500
10%
preferred
1st
15%
16%
1
Corp..._
Steel Corp
&
9,700
15
27%
i__
Corp
Equity Corp common
$2 convertible preferred—:
Erie
10,700
28%
..
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire
23%
—1
10c
common
new
M
22%
50c
Co_
America
Air-Freight
lft
23V*
5,600
10c
—
Communications
Emery
25
21%
!ft
19%
21
1
Corp
Research Associates Inc
of
_
155
155
1
Electronic
Ero
400
4
4
—
33 %
22%
5
Electronic
Corp
Jan
1,200
5% Aug
11%
Nov
10
2,800
9%
Jun
12%
Aug
9,200
36%
Oct
59-%
Jan
1%
7%
7%
27
27%
4%
2
3%
Inc
7%
1,400
4%
Jun
7%
7%
19%
700
7%
9%
25
62%
63%
—2
4%
4%
10c
10c
%
%
4%
4%
4%
8,200
•
25%
24%
25%
11,100
Inc.SOc
3%
3%
3%
25c
8%
8%
8%
*
47%
43%
33%
Light
Jan
8%
Nov
Dec
5%
800
9
Jan
Dec
Sep
18%
20,000
63%
Aug
14%
28
32%
Jan
Dec
5
1,700
18%
3
•
8%
3%
4,300
7%
Dec
18% Mar
2,200
19%
.1
Co___
1% May
9,800
7%
28
•
Mfg
Havana
Jan
63/4
31%
1
—
Electronics
2%
11
3,200
%
1
Electric
26
X25
26
20c
Corp
Specialty
% Nov
A Oct
2%
28,200
1
10
Harnischfeger Corp
43/a July
30%
,
_25
common
Share
Electronic
45
2
1
25c
_
Inc
NoV
Lithographing
Bishop
Hazeltine
Hebrew
Hecla
Helena
.
■■■;
10c
6%
15
18
35a
10%"
5%
,
10%
5Va
11
5%
3,900
2,800
1,600
2,200
6,800."
16,000
6,900
*
14,300
90
5,000
3% Nov
33
9%
Oct
61
May
65
Dec
Jan
5,000
5
4%
Jun
6%
Inc
Foods
Kosher
Co
-
Rubinstein
Inc
Corp
(W
E)
&
Co
pfd
5%%
100
preferred
Helmerich
&
%
Jan
1,100
%
Nov
1 %
Jun
Gallon
10c
Inc
Inc
Products
10c
10
Jun
31%
Jun
2,700
3%
Jun
4%
7,500
7% July
9%
36
Oct
48
8,400
28%
Nov
58% July
93%
~5%
3%
3%
Jan
102
67
Feb
77
Dec
Sep
101
100
~6
Jan
3,700
35%
X32
101
Apr
48
60
~6
9,500
4% May
7%
Jan
2,000
3%
Dec
5%
Jan
1
100
Payne
Oct
Oct
4%
20
3%
Sep
7% Apr
43 %
Dec
21% Oct
167Va Sep
153% Oct
ft;
9
Apr
ii Jun
22% Mar
15
Dec
20% Aug
;
Feb
Herold
'169%
Jan
Jan
5%
35% Jan
15% Sep
26% Jan
19% May
8% Nov
Nov
21
Mar
90% Jan
8% Sep ft
3% May
37% Apr
3% Sep
6% Dec
6% Oct
10
Nov
6% Apr
& Nov
10
Jtin
4% May
48%
7
11%
12Va
15 Va
19
%
1.7
8%
v
/
Dec
Jan
Jan
Jan
Dec
Dec
Feb
Mar
July
6
1,300
5%
10%
11
3,300
8% Mar
11% Mar
9%
10
400
9%
11
Oil
Class
B
Horn
class
&
A
■
—
—
Hardart
(The)
Hubbell
B
50c
7%
8%
4,000
6%
Oct
9%
Jun
3%
3%
3%
1,200
3%
Nov
7% July
1%
21"
21
7
*
4%
—
55%
56 %
Mi
?!
r%
7ft
33
.'700
2,500
41
i
57
600
Co
r
Nov
2% Mar
2%
Jan
31%
Jan
2% Aug
4% Oct
61
48%
Apr
7%
Jun
13%
Jan
7
Jun
12%
Jan
30
Jun
39%
34%
350
830
43
47%
8,500
97%
97%
100
115
32%
Jun
Jun
163
47%
7 /*
~9
94
Apr
99
29
~7%
Nov
38%
Dec
14
2,600
7%
15
14%
15
500
13%
Sep
23%
14%
14%
14%
800
13%
Sep
22
10c
1
2.50
5
3
23 A
23 /a
2%
3%
29,000
2%
Dec
21%
23%
3,500
21%
Dec
22%
24%
18,400
32%
35%
33 %c
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
13%
12%
34%
Jun
400
11,100
44%
1
%
6,500
711
7 ft
160
Oct
1% Sep
19% Oct
4,900
147
class A com—5
5
Inc
1%
22
%
%
154%
common—:
Manufacturing Co
Hycon
Jan
100
2.50
Motors
(Harvey)
Class
Sep
3%
*
common
Mfg Co
Electric
Howell
7%
2
*
Co
Baking
preferred
5%
Hoskins
5% Nov
2,600
7.50
& Co
Hardart
&
•
Ltd
Co
(Geo A)
-Horn
1,200
2%
*
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Hormel
5%
2
5
50c
1
*
Mines
Corporation
Home
Sep
5%
2%
25c
Inc
Gold
Dec
Nov
5%
1
——2.50
Consol
Jan
5%
10%
3,700
4
50c
common
Industries
12%
Jan
—10
1
International Corp.—.—
Hollinger
Holly
Jan
30,700
:
A
,Hofmann
Jan
6%
2%
Inc
Inc
17%
Dec
300
2%
1%
1
"warrants"
Co
&
Class
July
Sep
4% Sep
Hotels
(R)
Hoffman
14% Nov
34
99
Corp
7%
Nov
2%
1%
12 y8
2%
25c
Co
Industries
Aircraft
Aug
11%
1%
11%
com—25c
Electronics
Supermarkets
Hilton
Hoe
&
Trailer
convertible preferred
Hiller
Hill's
21
Mar
34% Sep
-
Manufacturing
Highway
32% Aug
1% Jan
25
Jan
Oct
9% Oct
11 % Oct
8% Feb
Radio
Higbie
44% Jan
182
16
4
Co
Corp
National
Mining
4%
Assistance
Jan
.
Iron
&
10c
2
Corp
23%
.
123/4
Dev Ltd——.
and
Bond
Corp.
Hall Lamp
Jan
6,000
,
Mines
Jan
H
Jan
10%
9%
preferred series A—
*
$6 preferred series B
—_——*
Edo Corp (effective Dec 2 reclassified
into common
($1 par)__
;—:—
Electric
48%
6,200
7%
Oct
Jan
47 Va
28%
11%
$7
Elder
-1
Inc
6%
2%
July
Oct
26%
ft
Corp
Industries
Industires
Hercules
States
Oct
48%
50c
Western
103/4
ft
10c
Jun
44%
—
Freightways
Jan
July
2
10c
.—
Industries
Heller
Eastern
41
1
5
i
Corp
Leases
11% July
33
'
'
28,300
Feb
9%
7%
V
1% July
% May
Feb
16%
9%
E
Eastern
Jan
39%
34
Films Company Inc—
States Land & Industries
Heli-Coil
Eastern
17% July
7% May
33%
__
Warrants
Feb
Nov
32%
9%
1
common—.*
1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co_
.
•
Dynamics Corp of America
1
Test
Oct
22%
SGuild
Gulton
Oct
12% Sep
reg—.—10s
-American
Duro
Dec
May
11V*
16%
Company
Guerdon
Gulf
15%
*
Rubber Co Ltd—
dep rets ord
Duraloy
(The)-Co
Durham Hosiery class
B
14%
Jun
23%
_1
series A
Stores
Jan
10%
12%
Dunlop
<
7%
1
Inc
Producers
Freehold
Griesedieck
Jan
2,700
8%
5
—i
Co—
Power
Sep
18
B
Mines—;
Hydraulics
Gridoil
9 3/a
6ft Jun
32 Va
1
Co—
Drug Fair-Community Drug—
68%
Oct
11% Jan
class A—10c
Corp
Chemical
preferred
Greer
6% Aug
14%
27%
Co.—
Harris
39
'
300
5
Industries
Amer
Harn
Driver
Nov
7,300
4c
class
Consolidated
Lakes
12 3/4 May
Dec
1,500
10%
143/a
.
Exploration
&
Drilling
95%
12%
1
Products
Great
Jan
/
10%
14
32.50
1
——1
-*
...
4,400
•
10%
14%
7.50
Corp
Ltd
Brewery
Jan
8% Mar
Nov
8%
10,800
-
stock—
Douglas Oil Company
Dow
6
8%
8%
8%
2%
$2
Apr
•
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing
Rapids Varnish
Great
113/a May
10% May
4% May
__
U ■'
1
common
100%
12% xl2 %
;
1
Jan
%
Textile Co Ltd
Inc
July
85%
100
11%
54%
1
93%
52%
__
1
Ltd
4
Feb
7%
Chemical Co Ltd
&
Dominion
Dominion
Dorr-Oliver
Jan
97
Inc
Great
Nov
ft
10s
1
&
Jun
1%
1
Gray Manufacturing Co
Jun
9%
7%
Research—
Co Ltd
Coal ord
Bridge
Dominion
Jun
1%
Grand
Aug
4,600
25c
Ltd—_—
Jun
24%
25,000
Gorham
Jan
12 3/8
5
1
30
3 Va
11%
8
1
9
2
2
——-
Petroleum
Nov
8%
20%
4%
16%
Gulf
Dome
39%
Nov
17% Aug
10% May
15%
Inc
Grocery
&
Dixon
.
—1
Goodman
'
30
Seal
Goldfield
Ltd—
Co
100
•
Distilleries
Co
Jan
4ft
4ft
Apr
7%
33
1
dep rets ord reg
Amer
7 Va
,
com__10c
—10
Quality Supermkts
1st preferred
7%
Union
7%
Products
Dilbert's
Distillers
Globe
15%
—
Oils Ltd
Devon-Palmer
Glenmore
Aug
1/64
Manufacturing
Detroit
Jan
10 Va
7%
-5
100
class A
stock
debenture
8%
123/4
Nov
17%
—
50c
Stores
Mfg
Dennison
Nov
53/4
1
14)—
Brothers Inc
Day Mines InCi-^.-——__—10c
Dayco Corp class A pref
35
D C Transit System Inc cl A com__20c
.
6%
900
23%
Dec
15%
Corp
Industries
10,200
20
Rights (expire Dec
preferred
5 %
Davidson
Tite
7%
6 Va
Jun
11
Sep
50c
—-.
-
6%
29%
45,600
6
■
_.
Mines
Co
5%
.
5%
Daryl Industries Inc
50c
Davega Stores Corp common—___2.50
18% May
11%
11
5
Co
(A C)
Jun
36
—
Giant Yellowknife
D
Jan
5%
preferred
preferred
Gilbert
4%
3% May
47/a
•
Corporation
Power
3% July
1% Oct
3,700
5
Stores
Georgia
1,000
4%
2.50
1
Enterprises
Plywood Corp__
Genung's Incorporated
19% May
18% May
2
4%
£1
Indus
General
Mar
Oct
10,200
7%
Nov
39%
9,900
8%
1
common
53 Va
400
:•
A
*
common.l
class
Co
class
48%
53
*
Corporation
4%'
2
4%
11%
Corp
General
Cuban
Jan
Ltd—
General Gas
General
Sep
Jun
3%
Nov
2
1
preferred
Co
dep
101
Jun
2
47/a
1
1
25
common
Development
General
400
900
„
"wts"
Corp
convertible
Nov
2%
5
,
Builders
2
89%
Feb
100
2
1
Alloys Co
5%
33%
100
General
Jan
6 Va
500
2,200
x62 Va x64
25c
10c
2.50
Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
$1.12
preferred
6 Va
10%
1%
*
common
preferred
Mfg Co
Gellman
General
(ord reg)—£1
Industries Inc (Del)_50c
dep receipts
Crane
,
100
19%
Ltd—
Courtaulds
Crowley
A
15%
,
—1
common
class
Corp
15%
15%
5
Inc
Corroon
15%
16% May
15% Nov
M
4%
25%
Feb
Dec
Dec
Oct
Jun
Mar
Apr
Apr
Sep
Nov
18 % Mar
43% May
3,200
25%
37
Nov
13%
1,700
11% May
21%
Jun
914
7,700
Apr
"
1
Fabrex
(Max)
6 Va
1
31%
Instrument.. —1.1
152 3/a
Corp
Factor
Fairchild
class A
Co
&
Camera
&
5
6%
283/i
32
1473/4 152%
9,900
5
21
Oct
13,800
110%
-*■
Dec
22,900
Feb
12
Dec
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates$2
beneficial
of
shs
Common
,
int
Drilling
Co
Ltd—
Financial
General
iM
Tiger
H)
Motor
of
Ford
Motor
Co
Forest
dep
(The)
Friendly
Frost
(Geo
For
-
A)
4%
Inc
Co
Jan
4%
5Va
8,100
4%
:
1ft
1%
119,500
2ft
2%
37,500
53/a
53/a
5%
1,300
5%
5%
5%
14,700
5Va
6 Ve
5,800
10 Va
9%
10*%
2,400
'%
2ft
*
...
Aug
133%
Dec
Jan
Indust
8
Aug
Jun
4%
123/4
8,100
8
133%
275
111
11% Mar
Dec
Dec
Jun
Oct
footnotes,
International
_
.
j.*
see page
.5
36.
10%
10 3/a
11%
1 Va
1 %
3,800
3%
33/4
2,300
83/4
1
8%
83/4
600
—
'
26%
28
3,400
1.400
113/4
10
"
1
Nov
Oct
Nov
3% Aug
7 3/a
26
Oct
Oct
Breweries
35
13
13%
Oil
14%
Sep
Iowa
8% May
Mar
Iron
Fireman
R
Jan
Ironrite
83/4
Dec
Irving
Feb
Service
Co
78%
Jan
86 Va
4%
Jun
6%
Jan
3%
3%
300
3%
Nov
7%
Feb
14 V*
Nov
69
73%
7,100
Inc—.——1
1
10%
10%
11%
5,800
29%
1
Manufacturing
—•'
Inc
Air
3.90%
Chute——
Israel-American
Oil
Corp—
—
1
1
10c
Aug
100
1,600
71%
33 %c
1
pfd—100
Mar
5%
5
Royalty
10
81%
8% Aug
Company
Public
Dec
5%
80
5%
~7%
7%
9%
Jun
Nov
11
Jan
73 Va
Dec
14 Va
Feb
29"%
400
26
May
31%
Jan
7%
2,200
7
Dec
16%
Jan
7%
7%
3,000
2%
3,000
5%
July
15%
16%
2,500
2
Sep
72
2
16
17
7
Jan
Investors
Jan
13%
60 V* July
Jan
Dec
39
Aug
200
—-5
Sep
30% July
2,600
Products
10%
11%
10
International Holdings Corp
20
600
17
International
39%
34%
13
July
9%
Feb
2
4,400
35
7 A
15%
Jan
13%
9%
9%
18
181 %
*
16%
Corp
Insurance Co of North America
10%
;
9.
25c
1
1
Credit
Homes
400
1%
_
Corp—50c
Plywood Co Inc
Corp class A
Inland
Inland
15,500
33/4
—
_
_
Co—■
Industrial
Jan
Jan
43/4
34,800
Hardware
Electronic
6%
10 3/8
20
£1
reg
1ft
193/4
7%
12%
19 Va
ord
rets
4%
Aug
July
9%
19%
dep
Feb
73%
Intex
£1
Company
Inc
American
Nov
Dec
Ltd—
rets ord reg
Industries—
Chemical
4% Aug
9% Jun
4Va
129
Corp
Magnetics
Imperial
Oil
(Canada)—
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.—I.
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland.fl
Indianpolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd. 100
4% May
4
12%
4%
10%
—
Dec
29
153% Mar
'
1%
Inc..
Canada—
31%
Jun
•
6Va
10c
14
26 %
1
...
2.50
Enterprises
Brewing Co
Fresnillo
Fuller
10c
_
Corp
City
Head
_
_
Line Inc
Ford
American
Corp
—
Sterling
Fishman
6,300
25c
Petroleum
Inc
Flying
31%
23/4
—
Filmways
Firth
30%
—
1
T
Uranium
Federated Purchaser class A
Felmont
.1.50
Candy Shops Inc
Mines Ltd
Fanny Farmer
Faraday
Fargo Oils
Fox
^1
30
Seaboard
IMC
Imperial
preferred
Falcon
I
Jan
32
2013/4 Aug
July
15% Dec
9
2%
78
Jan
Jan
Oct
21% July
A
6%
6%
2,000
6%
Aug
10%
15 %
6%
16
16%
900
13%
Oct
31%
Feb
A
53,200
%
Nov
1%
Jnn
%
Aug
34
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2354)
.
.
Monday, December 12, 1960
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 9)
Sales
Range
Last
for Week
Low
—1
Jetronic Industries Inc
-10c
.150
3,300
0
Feb
16 %
Jan
7
7%
3,000
6%
Nov
13%
Jun
1%
7%
Jupiter Oils Ltd
12 %
112
30,700
11%
11%
Itt
Glass
Co_
2ft Jun
lft May
4
Diablo
Company
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
Mt
Tel & Tel
States
Mountain
Kaiser
Industries
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
Gas
Drug
Kawecki
«te
Co
10
16 %
Jan
Jan
Nov
3%
3
3 %
-
J
pfd
94%
88
Jan
96
Oct
27%
27%
27%
1,700
26%
Jun
37
25o
4%%
94%
1
Electric
59%
59
61
2,550
39%
Feb
78
21%
20%
21%
7,600
12%
12%
100
13%
13
13%
5,100
——
5
Stores
Inc
'
1
2.50
& Co
Apr
23%
Nov
19%
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Oil
2ft
Dec
18 %
Klein
(S)
(IB)
Kleinert
Klion
(H
Knott
L)
Inc
%
t
-
t
1% Mar
10,400
%
4,100
3}§ Mar
2 %
Nov
Jan
1%
1%
1%
4,100
1%
Oct
2%
2%
2%
3,200
2%
Oct
4% Mar
1%
1%
1%
4,100
Jan
Co
_
f
%
ft
%
5,400
13%
12%
13%
7,000
10 %
Oct
21
21
100
17%
Feb
5
j
~3%
25c
new
3 %
1% July
1
;
3%
4%
23%
200
Jan
ft Jan
ft July
167,300
23%
5
19%
Jan
25%
Sep
Nov
2
4%
Dec
24 %
Jan
19
Sep
Apr
7.50
18%
17%
18%
3,400
20% July
13% Apr
(The) Corp Class A
1
20%
20 %
20%
8,800
19% Mar
23%
convertible
1
20
20
20 %
4,300
19%
23 % Mar
2
2 %
1,900
1%
Kobacker
Kratter
$1.20
Corp
Stores
—
preferred
2%
33 %c
Kropp (The) Forge Co
J
:
-r":
'
-
Nachman
Ino
;
28%
30*
1
A
S
Apr
3%
Sep
Jan
Company
Inc
Mig di Stores
National Petroleum Ltd
Presto
National
Research
National
Rubber
7%
Transit
Jun
National
5%
Oct
Natus
Lakey Foundry Corp
1
67/a
Oct
Nelly Don Inc
Lamb
3
6
5%
6%
9,300
4%
Oct
16%
16%
100
15%
Jan
19
Jan
Dec
26%
Jan
13%
9% May
Video
Leesona
Realty
Le
5%
200
8%
Sep
11%
Apr
Nov
63%
Jan
7%
Jan
10
10,800
33
2%
102,300
2
11%
2,000
22%
24%
1,330
2%
2
11 %
10
24%
1
——
.
39.
,
Nov
Steel
22
Chain
Kessler
Jersey
5
Min
Chem
Park
Process
Mining
Electronics
Loral
Louisiana
Lucky
Corp
new
Service
Gas
Land
Friday
&
York
Auction
&
7%
Jan
New
York
4%
100
4%
Dec
7%
8%
550
6%
Jan,
7%
6%
Nov
13%
575
15%
Nov
24 %
Jan
Nickel
Apr
Noma
16%
20
4%
3%
1,100
1%
1%
1%
„
Nov
'7%
11%
11%
33 %
30%
34%
Corp
18%
3,900
59
56%
59
%
2
,
—J "
V-
15%
25'
8%
7%
8%
Oct
34%
19,600
4
%
6%
Jan
Jan
3%
31%
__
11%
11%
8%
41
Oct
Oct,
29 %
Oct
11% Oct-;
11
Nov
1ft '
7,700
200
5,800
1,400
14%
20%
31%
9%
*
12
15%
Nov"
12%
"<
29%
38%
x36%
38%
34%
5,000
60,600
1%
.,
>*
'17%
Jun
39
Jun
Sep
2%
Dec
1
Nov
15% July
34
17% Mar
1,100
-
Apr
3% Jan
24% Aug
Oct
27%
Feb
3 % Mar
,200
14
Jan
July
May
8%
•;
6,700
13%
1%
,
Jun
9,500
16
V-
24
38
20
1%-Nov
18%
16%
1
<
16%
187/a
•
23V8 Jan
Oct
2%
4,600
Aug
16
\
26
Mar
9% Dec
400
100
2%
2
16%
-
2ft Jan
Nov
10% May
13% Oct
15% Nov
400
3%
1%
,
\ lft
16,700
2%
3
-
18% Feb
16% Sep
10% Jan
-
8% Oct
100
13%
2%
•
2-
Jan
18%
8%
xl9
31%
9%
Oct
28
300
2,300
■'*
12
12%
1%
13%
13%
2%
200
7,200-
33%
23 %
x21
Jan
6%
12 %
Sep
Oct,
ft
19%
93/3
9%
8,000
%
12,500
18%
Jan
4,300
8%
1
1%
1
-
Oct
lVa
28,800
iff
20
Npv
-
25%
25%
Ncv
•
26%
26%
26%
28%
28
28%
1,650
Jan
2
% May
Feb
Oct
Rosario—3.33 %
Jan
Jan
154
■
Dec
20
400
Co
Honduras
1:;..
126
Dec
126%
126
126
1
32
13%
Oct
9%
%
19%
-
41% Aug
43
Jan
'
Merchandise
Rim
18%
Sep
59%
Dec
12 %
Sep
15 %
Dec
25
50
Oct
30
Apr
7%
10,100
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Lites
21
10
l
Jan
%
1
;
Railway—
1
%
;
,
—
A—10
10
.1%
1%
II
5
J
1,700
ft
Nov
Dec
15
Aug
North American
.
24%
Jan
Jan
6%
Dec
.July
39
Sep
700
t.
25 %
Sep
;i-1%
Nov
"
Northeast
North
Airlines
Pen 11
Northern
North
RR
Ind
,t
,.lft
—25
4%%
pfd__100
Ltd
ft
7%
4
1
Corp of Amer A
(Del)-;
lft
10c
1%
13,600
3%
7,500
4%
v
62%
150
83
83
..1
Corp
1%
62
—50
Mines
.
3%
4
1
"
_
Serv
Nickel
Industrial
Nuclear
Ltd
Co
Pub
Rankin
Nova
Oils
83%
■•■ft 200
ft
ft
;
8%
4%
*
r'
.
'i
Jan
6% May
Nov
67%
Feb
61%
Jun
Jan
88%
%
Oct
1%
Jan
5%
Nov
13%
Jan
3,800
3%
.
3%
Dec
Jan
3% Jan
79
41,400
7%
Jan
.
39%
*
2,900
I
North'Canadian
Jan
;1%
10%
Nov,
_.Oct
3%
1,700
35%
1%
—".%
800
6,400
-
35%
35 V2
35%
1
class
...
4V'8
35-'
35%
:
Cement
5%
3%
,
Royalties Inc—
American
ft
5
*5%
18,000
TIP
ft
•
ft
1
Inc
30
-Sep
Dec
Sep
42% July
400
25
'
Jan
15a/8
-
-
16,900
15%
15%'
_10c
.2.00 T
_
'400
8%
1
Class B
Jan
15%
23 %
43,800
18%
2%
Oct
1%
200
18%
Oct
11
3,400
11%
^
Lynch
4%
7%
Jan
\
1
_30c
Mines
Co
Apr
6%
Feb
14,800
4
—10
Lead
(The)
Jan
12%
Oc.t
__
•
York
6%
19%
corn- _25c
Exploration:
Silver
Lunkenheimer
13%
Nov
3%
Co.—*—_50c
Co.
New
7%
1
_
Nov
7%
■:
29%
Co
New
North
Louisiana
8%
800
9,400
>—25o
&
Norfolk & Southern
_
600
7%
4%
14%
Co...—1
Zinc
New
Nipissing
& Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
9
13%
& Arizona Land
New
4%
25c
Lodge
8%
3%
1%
13%
20
Waich
&
Jan
Bartlett—
&
Idria
New Mexico
8
1
A
Jan
11%
11%
_
& Tel
32%
May
'
Class
8%
—
:—
13% Aug
9% May
'
Locke
Lockwood
Haven
_
Co
Clock
New
7%
10
,
Inc
Oct
Jan
1
Inc
5
Oct
87/a
3
of America
Corp
7%
Dec
33%
39
5
25c
Inc
preferred
Lithium
Jun
5%
9%
Fabrics of N Y com
Liberty
5
3,800
9%
Corp
(RG)
Tourneau
1,600
5%
5
University
Refineries
Leonard
1,100
6%
5%
~5%
Corp
Lefcourt
14%
57/a
5
——1
Extension
31,000
1
class A
__
England Tel
New
-
Corp
_
Mur
Nestle-Le
New
13%
13%
10
Co.
Corp
New
Salle
8'/a
1
14%
Sep
La
6%
32%
National Union' Electric Corp—:— —300
9% July
Inc
Jun
1
National
Jan
4%
Co
Jan
34%
•
2% .Jan
10O
Associates.——,
Oct
12 7%
3% July
Corp
Jan
4%
•
32%
1,000
Industries
!
j.
Sep
3,000
5
Ltd
Jan
2,000
:
Chemical
&
Car
8%
;
100
10%
Corp
Machinery—
Starch
Steel
5%
Lanston
14%
7%
2
1
—10
50o
Industries Inc—,
National
4
Larchfield
Sep
Dec
7%
2,700
4 %
—1
——25c
National
5
Lamson & Sessions
1
9
Electric Weld Machines.—.1
Equipment Rental Ltd
^1
National
National
37/s
Corp of Delaware
34%
Oct
23%
10%
Lamson
23%
29
1
National Company
5
Industries
6%
Sep
Aug
3%
8,600
100
5
1
Casket
National
3%
Corp
Ltd
Feb
Nov
17
3,300
19%
30'/a
_7%
10 %
Mines
Oct
8%
Inc—
—
1
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling__3
National Bellas Hess
1
National Brewing Co (Mich)
1
7
3,800
30
7%
75 oesos
Electronics
Radio
Shore
Dec
8%
7%
~7%
Industries
1
Lake
2%
30 '/a
-5
Inc
Namm-Loeser's
Napco
1
Lafayette
Dec
Nov
•
1
National Telefilm
Apparel
~8%
10
50c
$
"
Corp
National
L'Aiglon
4
3%
18%
2.ou
Company
Muter
National
La Consolidada
ljfl
7%
/
2%
200
w„,
Nov
30
3%
19%
.
Rubber
Hotels
%
2%
*
-
1
Dept Stores Inc
27%
22% Dec
Sep
13
1.25
Minerals Corp Ltd
Kirkland
2ft
10 J
Company
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Jan
Jan
Jan
13
.
Kin-Ark
Feb
16%
May
Sep
12 %
.
•
.
Kilembe
Jan
4%
July
July
100
.
(Del)
(Walter)
3
50c
Company
Jewelry
Kidde
26,100
4
33,900
4
14
3,500 '
■
3%
Feb
.3% Aug
386,300
2%
Dec
3%
15,500
8Va
1
5
Ohio Mfg Co__
Muskegon Piston Ring Co——
Muskogee Co
Murray
6%
Dec
8%
Corp
Company
Chemical Co
Kawneer
Kay
&
8
8
112
7%
-1
—
Corporation
Murphy
8%
2%
8
1
class A
Videotronics
High
2
1,200
200
300
700
15
23%-
15 22%
15
23%
—,—,—2.50
—12.50
Muntz TV Inc
K
3%
(expire Dec. 20)_—:
Rignts wi
MPO
3%
3%
—
x
2%
3%
3%
2
2
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
1
com
preferred
6%
Jeannette
Products
Metal
Clemens
Mt
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Par
High
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
»
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Par
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
59,800
2 %
Sep
5 Va
Aug
7%
Jun
Jan
M
Mack Truck?
Macke
(G
Inc
B)
1
warrants
Corp
class
A
1
Mackey
Airlines Inc
Magellan Petroleum Corp vie
Mages Sporting Goods.
33 %c
Maine
Public
Service
Mangel
International
Co
Co
Mead
Oil
2.50
1%
1,200
1%
Nov
2%
Sep
ft
18,400
%
Oct
1%
Feb
1%
8,900
% May
1%
Sep
1%
1%
%
ft
•
1
1-
5%
2,900
22%
22 %
200
5
4%
Oct
11% May
20
Jan
23%
Sep
27% July
22%
24%
6,200
21%
30%
24%
31%
1,100
26 % Mar
36%
Sep
8%
14,200
Dec
19%
Jan
7%
Securities
Overseas
30%
7,500
17%
Apr
32% Aug
Oxford
10%
10%
16,300
8%
Oct
12%
Jan
Oxford Manufacturing
6%
6%
6%
3,900
6 %
Dec
9%
1
Merrill Island
% May
2
2%
85,500
149
160%
27,200
Jan
164%
4
4%
8,400
3%
Aug
8%
xl4%
000
13%
Jan
ft
Nov
Feb
2%
158
-
60
1
4%
1
Mining Corp Ltd
Iron Co
1
14
~
87%
86
90%
7,100
34%
23%
Corp
23
23%
2,500
19%
Sep
Electric
Extruders
Inc__.
lOc
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
1
preferred
Micromatic
Hone
11
Associates, Inc
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred
Mid-West Abrasive
2%
11%
1
Corp
5%
8%
1
36%
6%
2,500
2
11%
8
12%
8,600
2%
10%
1
Microwave
Midwest
6%
10
6%
6,000
11%
1,200
4%
Oct
10%
Nov
1% May
10%
8%
3,800
16
1 %
of
92
Mirro
pfd
Jan
Pacific
Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
Mohawk
Clay
"ctfs"
Inc
37%
14,900
4%
100
21%
Feb
Jan
4% July
16%
Jan
Jan
4
July
Dec
22
4%
9%
Monongahela
Power
4.40%
43 %
Jun
„
Aug
6%
preferred
4.50%
preferred series C.,
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
'
Montrose
Chemical
Co_
75%
48 % Mar
15%
2,200
4%
20
15%
7%
Oct
2,400
Jan
19% Aug
Sep
Dec
13
Nov
Jan
Feb
4.36%
Jun
Jan
$4.75
100
100
2,iO0
101% 101%
6O0
25
5%
dividend
preferred
—
Oct
7
conv
July
Jun
35
Feb
Pacific
Northern
10%
Jun
13%
Jan
Pacitic
Petroleums
Feb
104
Aug
23%
200
23%
Nov
39
Jan
Pacific
1_
4%
4%
5%
4,900
4%
Dec
Jan
Power
&
ft
%
6,000
%
Sep
1%
Jan
class
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pall
Corp class
A.—.
1
40%
39%
42%
17,100
28%
Oct
59%
Jan
Pancoastal
24%
27%
3,800
18
Oct
39%
Jan
Pantepec Oil (C A)
3%
9,100
3
Oct
8%
Jan
2%
2%
16
2%
1,900
2%
Nov
9%
4
Jan
3%
3%
87
:
85%
87%
70
100
87%
100
•
1
80
83%
142
11%
141
145 %
10% xll%
53%
55
260
5,000
75
141
10%
46"
Feb
90
Jan
96
Jan
Dec
Dec
Mar
92%
156
Oct
Sep
Nov
Aug
Pen
Parker
Petroleum
Co
(C A)
Amer
Pentron
30%
21%
1,000
20%
Jan
22%
Sep
88%
90
82
Jan
93
Aug
86%
86%
140
7>j%
Jan
90%
Sep
95%
'200
85
Jan
98%
Aug
60
122% May
133%
Sep
85
2%
9%
5%
100
pfd
100
——1
*
1
—
2%
Oct
4%
R
Jun
13%
Aug
5%
Jun
9%
Jan
9
Jan
100%
18%
Jan
6,500
9ft
36,600
5%
4,200
150
52%
29
28%
Jan
Apr
59% Aug
31
1,700
2-% July
30%
Jan
4,500
% x23 %
1
8,200
Jan
24%
39
Aug
Oct
Jan
Nov
1
2%
Dec
1% Mar
6%
%
12,000
6%
Oct
12%
Jan
15
100
12%
Jun
16%
Jan
14%
400
11%
Jnn
15%
Feb
Dec
12%
Jan
3% Mar
4%
Sep
3%
Oct
%
%
1
—2
2
18,900
15
1
1%
13%
vie—2 Bol
,..2.50
1
2 %
2%
50
89% Aug
78%
9
99 % 100
Jan
530
5%
22
6%
7
600
%
7
7%
2,800
3%
3%
500
2ft
.2%
2ft
4,200
2% Dec
8%
8%
8%
-.1,900
6% May
7%
Canada
Electronics Corp
530
85%
50%
23%
shiires—1 Bol
Company.
class A
Traffic Co
Penn
55
24% Aug
21%
♦
Corp
—.1
Ltd
2
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd
1
Peninsular Metal Products-..
L
of
26% Aug
20% July
127% 127%
Parkersburg-Aetna
Pat ino
Jan
22% Mar
93%
1
A.
B
14% Aug
Dec
Corp
Chemical
Park
"
1
Paddlngton
5%
23%
1,100
•
—
Light
200
900
22%
86%
Warrants
95
23 %
24%
23%
21%
•
*
24%
23%
22%
1
Airlines.
Ltd
33
23%
j
24%
89%
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend preferred
$4.40
Sep
5%
Sep
23%
1st preferred—25
1st preferred—25
redeemable
redeemable
4.50%
14%
lz%
Jun
31% July
25% July
24 %
34%
28 %
_
27 % Mar
20"%
-
Jan
Jan
Nov
5%
Jan
26%
Jan
Nov
12
Oct
29%
500
23 %
11% Aug
34%
32
3,000
24%
19%
5%
500
30%
27%
200
11%
12%
v
1,200
500
50
30
25%
1,200
11%
30%
46
38%
36
«
1st pfd—25
24%
2,800
11%
22% Aug
24 %
19%
11%
5
16 %
25 %
13%
Moody Investors Service partic pref_z.*
For footnotes, see page 36.
1,700
25
—25
Class
B
,
redeemable 1st preferred—:
25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred—25
19%
100
series
100
1,500
4%
Feb
Co—
preferred
4.80%
Feb
16%
15%
5%
12%
Warrants
Monogram Precision Industries..,.
Jun
5%
17%
4%
,5Vi%
1st preferred
5% 1st, preferred—
19%
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America.,
7%
Oct
54
15%
Products
25%
Airlines
Nov
3%
27%
aoc
Aluminum
3%
Nov
27%
12%
•
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
500
100
Jan
Pacific
50c
preferred
Canada..
Jan
Jan
5
convertible
Corp
ft
4%
50%
1
i
dividend preferred.
$4.36 dividend preferred
4%%
Jun
May
$4.75
Mining
Aug
Jan
%
Dec
13 %
Jun
8
36%
•
50c
Miller Wolil Co common
87
V
2% Aug
2.50
Piping Co
Corp
Mill Factors
150
Jan
36
4
class A com—1
Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
Miami
25% Mar
Oct
Jan
50c
Co
11%
23% July
6,300
....
13
14
_1
28%
900
17%
50%
5
10%
133,300
ft
/4
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
3% July
--36.700
5
14%
25%
90%
4%
1
7
,
preferred
..
89 %
—90c
Corp common
Town
40c
r
%
90%
preferred.^—100
Ltd
30%
Corp
Thermit
Oils
13
25
1
Power 4%%
Old
14%
—50c
Ohio
Okalla
4%
5
___20o
Corp.
Co
•
1
&
Petroleum
Brass
3
Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Metal
Occidental
Ogden Corp
Ohio
Opelika Mfg Corp
Menasco
Mesabi
Sep
£1
Inc
&
Johnson
Jan
27% July
Marine
Ltd
Ltd
Industries
McCulloch
Jan
36%
Oct
9%
5%
warrants
Massey-Ferguson
Maule
12%
Dec
16
1
Communication
Martin
Oct
13 %
1,000
22%
•
Inc
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
■
8%
4,500
20%
7
Stores
Marconi
1.500
15%
19
9%
50c
Co
Specialities
Majestic
10
13%
19
lc
10c
Oil Corporation
Magna
'
15%
MarFadden Publications Inc
t
7
11%'Aug
Feb
6% July
2%
2 %-.
1*
4,100
7%
2%
6% May
Dec
Volume
192
Number
6011
The Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
(2355)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
American Stock
Sale Price
Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Par
-
Low
Pep Boys (The)
1—1.
—1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)^_20
7%
Sales
Low
600
64
64%
7%
64%
600
High
Oct
60
Feb
68
Aug
Circle
Corp
__.___2.50
23%
22%
24
Perfect
Photo
Inc.,
20c
46 'ft
46
51%
Minerals™—'.——1
1%
1%
1%
37,700
U Feb
34 Vs
34%
34%
1,500
31% Mar
5%
100
Oils
&
Phillips Electronics
1,500
Bervo Corp of America
Servomechanisms
Oct
40%
33%
Jan
66"% July
1% Mar
Bhattuck
47%
Be ton
Leather
Philippine Long Disl Tel Co—10
Phillips Screw Co
5
4V4
1,000
3%
7
7%
9,400
7
8%
8%
9%
2,400
9'ft
Oct
24'/a
Jan
7%
8'ft
4,400
7%
Oct
16
Jun
Jan
40
Sep
Nov
107a Mar
9
10%
4,300
8%
Sep
"
98
9874
250
/ 10%
10%
1,400
1,800
'ioc
7%
67/a
38%
Dec
26'ft
122'/a
Jan
Shoe
Jan
Siboney-Caribbean
16
Co
Oct
22%
38'ft
22'ft
89%
10
103% Aug
13% Mar
Jan
of
America.
1
Products ..class
_1
2%
!_—_2.50
13%
Polymer Corp class A
2V4
Inc
9%
Jun
59%
Jan
Simca
33,500
17
Oct
36%
Jun
2%
1,800
2 %
NOV
3%
Jan
14%
15,200
9%
Nov
21%
American
Simmons
17
200
15%
Oct
24
Sep
11
Jan
46%
V.lft
Jun
58%
Jan
3%
Feb
45 %
\
_•
Inc
46 %
550
1U
5,300
lft
61%
.66%
Ltd
1
Corp
62
150
38%
4%
40
4%
44
s
1% July
59% May
•
8,800
4%
66
5%
Feb
5%
5%
1
13%
13%
19%
19%
Sinclair
Public
"4'ft%
Colorado—
preferred:.
10%
14
84
Coast
South
Penn
Feb
5%
Dec
9%
20%
18%
Oct
20% Aug
15
Apr
33%
11%
2,800
0%
Jan
75
81%
Jan
Jun
48
88
35
J an
56%
Sep
Sep
___.i.3
21%
21%
22%
1,500
20%
Sep
29%
Jan
5
12%
12%
13
3,200
11%
Nov
23%
500
.
1
2%
2
2'/a
2
7,600
Oct
374
•
—
J*
■>»•.
Jan
••
~•
;
4,0 Y
Corp
27%
.1
27%
100
27'ft
Nov
247a
3,600
22
16%
16%
5,200
1574
Nov
27
Jan
7%
67a
Nov
10
77/a
4,300
1874
4,200
4%
600
197a
200
1
374
197a
■
3%
37a
4
5%
5%
2%
1
Corp
—5o
Investment
Corp
2'ft
1
12-
'
July
11%
374
Jan
19% Sep
Dec
57s
Oct
oat
19
217a
Jan
4,000
3%
Sep
57/a
26,000
5%
Dec
27a
8,300
5574
1,690
-
tt
10
55%
53'ft
Co——
&
;
.
—1
Co
12%
'5
Sep
12'/a
127a-.
13%
Oct
5%
% May
45%
4,000
9%
2
Feb
Jan
Corp
Argentine Mining
Ridgeway Corp :
Ria Algom Mines
Warrants
1
Jan
58% Sep
July
14
Oct
137/a
800
12
Nov
26
4
478
5,000
4
Dec
47a
5
3,600
3%
Jun
—
extended
to
Jan
Jun
Feb
87a'
Oct
157a
Jan
900
17% May
28% Jun
3174 Aug
63
8% Aug
30 ya Aug
25%
25
25%
30
30
31
1,700
61%
61
62
140
52%
24%
24%
300
22% May
227a Jan
23%
23%
Aug
257/e Sep
25% Aug
400
53
48
56%
54%
56%
200
21'ft
21%
21%
1,300
--
*
20%
21
25
4.24%
cumulative preferred—.
cumulative
25
preferred
California
Material* Co Inc
Pipe
Spencer
Petroleum
60'ft
Nov
5674
Dec
21
774
774
-J
16'ft
1574
167a
1
5'/a
474
5'ft
900
1174
11'/a
1174
3,900
—
57%
5774
1,400
54
Sep
17%
Realty & Utliitlea
Shoe
300
Jan
May
20'ft Jan
20'/a Mar
Co*p_._2
Line..,
Royalty
Feb
1974 Mar
28 '
4.08%
.1
Co
U
.5
Corp
-1
«
•
—
25%
8
2,100
•
J
3,600
47a
Feb
22% Aug
23
Aug
,
117a May'
4'/a Jun
9%
Nov
Apr
8%
17
Nov
July
7%
Sep
1474
Jan
72'/a Jan
24'ft
26
1,900
Jun
26
10
Dec
7'ft
10
108,900
7»/a
Oct
1174
Jan
10%
8'ft
1074
4,700
774
Nov
13%
Jan
10%
3,000
Oct
14
23
Sep
20
Feb
1
12%
17%
13
2,300
117a
Oct
Co
187a
Jan
lo
%
%
25,700
74
Nov
(Kentucky)
2%
Feb
10
July
74%
Nov
Nov
17%
Jan
Inc
Dredging Corp
convertible
Standard
Metals
Oil
Products
Standard
Shares
1
common
preferred
9%
30
Forgings Corp
;
Co
Tube
69
1
%
68%
23%
70
10%
1
Inc
11%
23
23%
1,400
800
200
8%
59
9'/a
21
Jan
Feb
247/a
Jun
1
4
3%
4
1,900
2%
Feb
07a
Jun
I
6%
6%
6%
2,100
6
Oct
12%
Jan
I0o
Corp
class
B
Stanley
Aviation
Uranium Mines Ltd
Starrett (The) Corp commdn
50c convertible preferred
Steel Co
Steel
9%
9%
9%
Oct
12
Jan
ft
•'*
28,000
Parts
28'ft
Jan
2%
8%
Sterling
Jan
3,100
3'ft
Dec
4
3,800
137a
Nov
f——•
29%
u
Sterling Brewers
297/a
"6ya
'
7374
18%
5,600
Oct
100
Inc..
1
8%
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Avenue
(The F C)
Consolidated
-50c
*
--
2
,
Corporation
Salem-Brosius
-
Ltd
Inc
•
■
'
~3%
7%
1%
5%
Electronics
ye
Jan
Jan
v
10,600 «■"'
8%
3,100
5ft
2
1,100
5%
11,900
,:i ' 800
374
Oct
774
Dec
'
18'ft
Jan
1%
Nov
5ft Dec
4%
10
Jan
Mar
1%
1%
1%?
1%
Get
2
2 %
6,400
2
Dec
2%
2%
400
2%
Nov
4
2
2%
1,500
1%
Dec
4%
Jan
-:3%
3%
2.50
6%
700
6'ft
6
17%
4,700
15% Mar
5%
Oct
6% May
Jan
300
Class
4%
B
15%
100
147a
2'ft
2%
20,400
207a
Jan
"2%
Nov
17
Mar
44%
2'ft
Apr
3% Juiy
18'/a
Nov
2274 Sep
44%
Aug
19%
500
36'ft July
19'/a Dec
47
19%
23'/a
Jun
33%
13,800
30'/a
Oct
42
•
14
14%
3,100
12'/a
Jan
3'ft
Oct
4%
2,800
.1
3%
■'3%
3%
9,300
4%
4%
5
2,400
1
3'ft
3'ft
3%
4,900
25o
2'ft
Sep
15% May
Jan
Oct
9% July
3'ft
Feb
47a Ma*
27a
Dec
2 %
2'ft
7,600
3
3%
1,500
2'ft May
3% AUg
2%
2'ft
400
2'/a
Dec
4
5%
4%
5%
5,900
4'ft
Oct
8%
Jun
32%
28%
33%
23,700
Oct
42%
Apr
21
1
10c
2
"2%
\
23
6 Vb Mar
July
Technicolor
Tel-A-Sign
.5
10
•
Corp
.
Inc
6
1
Inc.
21%
1,200
16'/a
Feb
2374
20%
21%
2,600
157/a
Jan
2374
Apr
Apr
6%
6%
67a
600
6%
Jun
7%
Jan
35%
34%
.5
...
preferred
21
5%
5
357a
5,000
38 y4 July
25
Jan
5
Nov
10 7a
Jan
67/a
Jun
11 Vb
Dec
Feb
57a
1,800
9'ft
11
11%
21,400
37a
18,400
2
20c
3%
2%
10c
14%
13'/a
157a
55,500
11%
Oct
4'/a Aug
21% Aug
1
10%
10%
107s
4,300
8%
Jan
14% Aug
1
2%
2%
3%
7,400
2
7
7
7%
3,300
Inc..25c
6%
6%
7
6,300
6% May
574 Nov
50c
1%
1%
2%
6,200
174
Dec
1%
Jan
2% July
Jan
93 V* Aug
;
Teletro
Industries
Corp
Teleprompter Corp
Television
Industries
Inc
10c
______
Electronics
Oct
20%
Jan
18%
Sep
23% July
'ft
H
87,100
% Aug
1%
74
800
1%
25c
97a
87a
974
2,600
12%
Jan
25c
7%
7%
77a
1,400
0%
Jan
8%
Jan
4
4 Vb
900
4
Oct
6% Mar
474
47/a
12,000
474
5
1
4%
1
8%
Jan
600
4% July
4'ft Jun
7%
Oct
1
3%
3
3%
800
2%
Nov
8%
Jan
...3
27a
2%
2%
9,100
2%
Nov
5%
Oct
10C
2%
2
27a
5,300
2
Dec
4%
Jan
27a
2%
400
Oct
5%
Feb
374
37a
374
7,200
2%
3%
...1
21%
21%
22'ft
17,800
10%
—3
22%
20'ft
22%
17,700
107a
1,000
•
1
footnotes, see page 36.
—
10
774
Nov
Sep
Nov
4% Mar
1%
174
3,200
1ft
"ift
8,400
lft May
1%
Jan
50c
9%
9%
10%
1,500
87a
Oct
1874
Jun
5
Electronics
1%
"ift
16%
157a
Nov
20%
Jan
3'ft
Jan
89
;•
,
Inc
Shovel
Co
Co
Inc
Thorofare Markets Inc
Thriftimarket Inc
Roofing
Inc
16%
2,800
1%
1%
1%
17,100
8%
8%
874
1,700
1
.
16%
10c
10
com
6'/a
6'ft
6%
1,000
24%
23%
2474
25c
1
1
...
17a July
8'ft
Nov
5'/a Aug
147a
Jan
11%
Jan
27%
Jan
2,100
20'ft
24%
24
247a
1,700
23 %
Jun
317a
Jan
16%
167a
177a
1,900
137/a
Oct
22
Jan
Jun
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
deposit rets ord registered
Amer deposit
r«ts def registered.
Shipyards Corp
Toledo Edison 4'ft% preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Todd
Tower
Acceptance Corp
class A
Trans Cuba Oil Co class A
...1
47i
107a
Jan
7a July
8
Oct
.3.50
Mar
10c
1
$4.56 pfd
70c convertible preferred
Thorncliffe Park Ltd
Feb
7a
,_50c
Corporation
Thompson-Starrett
Tilo
%
1
Oil
Textron
Sep
20
15%
Jan
Dec
31%
common
Jan
18%
preferred—t
For
11%
14% July
21%
series
Inc
2,000
10c
common.;
cumulative
16
Feb
5.60%
class B
12%
.
Texas Power & Light
Texstar Corp
Jan
Jan
Bros
11%
Jan
9%
39%
(Del)—
Jan
17%
16%
Serrick Corp
11%
6% May
19%
Corporation
Talon Inc class A
Thew
18
20
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
Security Freehold Petroleums
Beeburg (The) Corp
400
33%
Inc
19
18 >/4
18
18
preferred—*
Co
8%
1
Superior Tool & Die Co
Superior Window Co class A
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Texam
17%
series
& Fisher
92
Jan
<>■■■
4.40%
Industries
40'ft Jun
Nov
Jan
Milling Co Ltd
16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
series preferred
20
^4%% series preferred
20
Ltd.
Oct
627a
Jan
8y» July
Feb
5'ft
2%
San Carlos
Petroleums
2574
225
■
'
4
2%
—
:
3,100
64%
Jan
1
Terry Industries Inc
s
9% Sep
28%
7%
5
International Petrol Corp
Supercrete
Ltd..,
Terminal-Hudson
Corp
Jan
"
27
15
:
Tenney Engineering Inc
Lawrence
Nov
200
~7%
10c
Corp
Sunair
1
1
—1
Haynes
Jan
8'/a
8%
♦
Stylon
50c
Inc—-
Company
Petroleum
Jan
4%
8
28%
1
:
(Del)
Sunset
7
574 May
374 Apr
7
~~3%
Royal American Corp
7e
Nov
5
Corp
Container
82% Aug
41'ft Aug
Jan
'/a July
5
_
Co
Stop & Shop Inc.
Stroock
(S) & Co...
Syntex
r
77e
2
.
•
_£1
_1.$0
———30c
Inc
257a
6%
,
«■
v
170
8,000
8%
63
Products
Sep
26
78%
Aluminum
ft July
8A
-
3%
77%
1
8%
Jan
fl'ft July
_% July
500
17,200
__25c
Ir.c__,_
(Hugo)
15%
77%
...
Inc
Stinnes
3%
100
50o
4
2%
10c
...
ordinary
Corporation
Apr
137a
pfd F
1
_
,
Canada
*6 %
3%
,
Raceway
8,800
ft
Enterprises
Instruments
of
(JB)
174 Aug
7% Jun
1,200
.
77/a
%
Corp
Stanrock
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
Seeman
6'ft
4574
6'/a May
26
Sterling Precision Corp
15'ft
Roxbury Carpet Company—
Sayre
Jun
Feb
300
25
Stetson
1
,
Savoy
Jun
7%
preferred
Jan
Inc.. ,_20c
Amef dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc__—J.—.
Sapphire
Nov
4
8,000
preference
Jan
Oct
13
1,500
7ft
7ft
ft
1965__.
3
Products
Rogers Corp i—_—J—
Bt.
574
4'ft
28
;
preferred
8%
Co—
& Elec 4%
Ltd—
8'/a
2,900
2
8
"5%
1
Gas
Technical
Rolls Royce
1%
.50c
_„1
.
A
Valley
Rochester Gas
—
Co
15%
15
15%
—1
Ltd common,:
series
Grande
&
Jan
10%
convertible
Stone
Ryerson
Jan
Mar
4%
.
;•
11%
47a
.
-.1
2
1,900
13%
__1
—1
—
Resistoflex
Ryan
Apr
35 ya
113%
~9%
Aug
7'/a
187a
__1
:
Remington Anns Co Inc—
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp_„_
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Russell
39
Nov
35% July
7%
9%
cumulative
Standard
2374
16%
,1
Insurance
Roosevelt
Jan
26%
4574
4.32%
Standard-Thomson
24
—
Inc
(Robert)
Vtc
400
3,100
'
36% July
29 Yt Aug
40c
:
—
Soundcraft
Robinson
8ft Jan
Investment
Reinsurance
•
5%
5%
24'ft
Statliam
Rio
5%
23
Statecourt
Rico
5%
5
__
.25
$1.60
-M
10
;
Co
_
Reliance
•
preferred
preference
Standard
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Keda Pump Co
Reeves Broadcasting & Dev.
Reis
.
12.50
cumulative
Standard
1
of America
Reeves
200
1,240
cumulative
.1
•
w
•
.
Co
27%
38%
'r
•
Co—
Inc
Trust
27%
37
1
cumulative
4.56%
Standard
Real Estate
Jan
36
27 %
37%
_•
Co
preferred1!
original
Standard
p
Rayette
Jan
57a
Nov
Stahl-Meyer
:
R
Packing
5ft Dec
5ft
Jan
ya
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
•
Rath
2,200
5ft
Jan
Quebec Lithium Corp.
Quebec Power Co,
Rapid-American
5%
fr
2 7t
*4*
5%
"
Southern
to
3%
May
% May
Southern California Edison—
Jun
Southland
changed
1,500
3%
1
Jan
Southern
-Name
3%
£1
Corp
Oil
Southern
Ramo
13,000
%
1
Co
Southern
Investment
Jan
ft
'ft
Jun
Oct
84
47%
_i_^20c
-
Ramo
Jan
31
32,800
1
South
11%
3,200
10%X10%
84
100
;—__
Puget Sound Pulp"& Timber..
Pyle-National Co
2974
17,400
1%
Manufacturing
Jan
"W;
Puerto Rico Telephone Co,^
17% July
19% Aug
20%
1
4.48%
•.
;
.
of
Apr
19%
1%
1
4.78%
Gas..
Service
Sep
ya
19"%
Corp
4.88%
Providence
197a
Jan
*
Oil
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Aruer dep rets ord registered
Slick Airways Inc
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Nov
300
23
1
Jan
Oct
%
•
Venezuelan
5%
4,000
19%
20%
(The)'Company
46'ft
17%
%
18
Publishing—
preferred
40%
3 ft
1,800
1
common
preferred—
27 % May
9,300
.20
*
Inc
convertible
Prophet
40
Nov
800
ft
25c
5,000
Jan
Dec
Nov
Jan
9%
•
!
31%
96
41,400
17%
%
1 V
Ltd
Sonotone
Co
12274
July
17%
___l0c
Shares
Boardman
conv
Soss
Mfg
3174
Mar
Sep
16%
1
—
—
$1.25
Oct
90
3
Silvray Lighting Inc
Oct
(Del)__2.50
Power Corp of Canada—___—
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co—
Progress
24%
2
35
v
11
1
Alexander
Proctor-Silex
2,400
4,700
loo
Co
B
I 400
25%
A
Corp
Mines
26'ft
122%
25%
118
2
Petroleum
Silver Creek Precision
Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
$3
Preston
6'ft
•
11% Aug
16% Feb
Simpson's
Prentice-Hall
1,500
89
•
Sherwin-Williams of Canada..
0
38%
-50c
&
~7
100
Sep
May
7%
..10
Powdrell
"6%
,_12.50
Feb
Nov
*
Power
common
preferred...
Class
98%
10%
.50
(The)
35
5
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Polycast
High
7,200
7%
Mining
6%
7 % May
9
Corp
4
7%
: (Del)__.......-:_i....4
Corp_
—*—1
Industries Inc
1
—.1
Poloron
Low
10%
*
s6%
-May
4
.10c
Aircraft
Pierce
5%
5%
pesos
_
Steel
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
Co
Denn
Low
10%
_.20o
Shawinigan Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
Jan
4%
Phoeiiix
Shares
& Pharmaceutical
Industries _______——5
Piasecki
for Week
1
Inc
21
17,900
Range
of Prices
Par
13
Sales
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Dec
7%
Perfect
Peruvian
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7%
J.'
(Range for Week Ended December 9)
for Week
STOCKS
35
Trav-ler
4% Mar
Apr
14% Apr
28% July
Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
23
Tri-Continental
Nov
14% July
Aug
Radio
100
x20
X20
83%
x20
82%
27a
1
50c
May
5'ft July
Oct
800
8374
1974
425
78
27a
100
4'/a
4
1
1,300
32
28,200
Jan
12% Mar
674
Feb
27%
Jan
86
Sep
2% May
37a
Jan
37/a
8%
Jan
Sep
%
'/a
14'ft
13'ft
14%
3,800
8'/a
9'/a
9%
9%
2,900
5%
57a
57a
4,600
87a Aug
578 Dec
167a
16%
600
1574
Nov
29
Jan
24
1
237a
25 %
5,100
20%
Oct
27%
Jan
19%
197a
19%
800
197a
Dec
22
Jan
•
warrants
True Temper Corp
11
5s
Trass Lux Corp
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A cora_10c
Oct
10
£1
20
10
% July
Feb
ft Jan
14%
Dec
17%
Jan
774
Nov
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2356)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
American Stock
Gas
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
Co
of
I__4
Yards
of
Asbestos
Corp
:
Canco Oil &c Gas Ltd vtc—
United
Elastic
Improvement
Industrial
United
Milk
United
Molasses
4 A
%
Jan
13%
3%
^
37,800'
4A
„
%
••
2,000
%
-
,
Nov
28%
Jan
3%
Oct
8y8
Jan
3y2
Oct
5^ May
6,800
1%
% July
40 V4
55
Oct
RR
ly2
"5%
10,500
4% July
7¥2
1%
8,100
iy4
Nov
3%
Jan
5y4
5%
1,400
4% Nov
8¥2
N
U
S
Air
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
Foil
U
Canal
S
10
167%
Jun
8
3,200
7%
Dec
3%
3%
2,000
3¥4
5%
6%
1,700
5%
31%
23,500
27%
8%
1,600
500
Co
1
5%
B
Tile
Co
172
6%
172
3%
1
31%
1
8%
Conditioning Corp
class
Rubber Reclaiming Co
Universal American Corp
Consolidated
Universal
Container
Universal
Controls
Marion
4%
4y8
4%
3,600
31%
30%
31%
1,200
6%
-6%
6%
900
15%
14 y8
15%
87,000
Corp cl A com_10o
25c
Insurance
Universal
8%
10
Inc
Universal
30
25o
Oil
17.78
•
5
Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Edison
13%
7%
14%
7%
9,900
7%
2,800
19
6V2S
Nov
1st
11%
46%
Jan
3¥2 Apr
30% May
41%
6%
Jan
13%
19%
18
Feb
1975
&
series
A
1993
series
B
Western RR
Bellas
debs
4s
Hess
Vanderoilt
1
Tire sc
Norman
Rubber
Industries
Venture Capital Corp of America
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co—
Viewlex
Vinco
Inc
class
A
Food
700
5%
Nov
7V2
4%
Feb
6%
Sep
6%
1,700
5%
Oct
7
Oct
13%
8%
13%
14%
18,900
Products
14 %
12%
.1
Coke Co.
7%
17 y8
7%
6,200
.2
6v»
5%
6y8
12,600
.25o
17
14y8
7,500
16
12 va
Inc
.100
12 va
100
11%
12%
17
13%
19,200
1,700
12 va
convertible
5%
5y2S
due
1953
3 %s
extended
9% May
5%s
Electric
subord
conv
Jan
Safe
Harbor
debs
Water
California
Power
3Vbs
Co.
8%
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs.
1% preferred.
3%
Waitt & Bond Inc common.
.30
$6
series
Instrument Co
Webster Investors Inc
•
(Del)
Chemical
Texas
Products
Utilities
Inc
4.40%
Western
Gold
Western
Leaseholds Ltd
&
Uranium
Western
Jan
1
Jun
220
61
July
93
33
200
29
Feb
34
33
3%
1%
2
%
%
1%
3V2 Mar
Dec
1%
__Aprll-Ocf
Apr
Oct
3%
100
18%
_4% "4%
4%
1}?
Jan
IIVa
Oct
23%
Feb
79
18%
100
Oct
Jan
88% Ajug
3%
4%
6,100
3%
Nov
5% Apr
4% -Dec
3A
3%
700
3
Aug
4
Apr
3
3
8,300
4
4
10c
3y8
3,100
3
Sep
3%
American
Western
dep rets ord shares
Tablet & Stationery
Coal
la
;
%
%
20 va
19%
Va
•
20
D
E
Weyenberg
Inc.
Shoe
10
Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc
4,600
series
21
2,050
1
Wichita River Oil Corp.
.1
Wickes
.5
(The)
Wieboldt
Oct
24
2%
3
Inc.
Williams Brothers Co.
Dec
37%
27
7,200
3
25%
25%
25%
21%
21*%,
13%
2,200
....
100
F
G
21
21%
15
Jun
Dec
Feb
4,500
200
91
4
91
10
'
Jan
11%
9
.
4%3
5s
Jan
20%
Feb
Jan
98
July
23%
Oct
29
Apr
7%
800
7%
Nov
14
Jan
18%
18%
500
18%
Dec
30 Vs
Jan
7A
7/s
7/s
100
7%
11 ¥4
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lVa
2
47
6s
Co
K
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3s
conv
90 y2
92
39
90
71 %
28
67%
77%
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2
96
99 Va
91-
92%
18
192 va
92%
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96
!
—
$99%
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11"
—
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118
"96%
'
$130
—
1981. _May-Not>
13
97%
145
3
Southwestern
Wasatch
Gas
Corp
&
debs
1970
.l.
6s
ser
A
:
.
169
95%
5
60
59
65
88%
96%
89%
75%
88
851%
76
86
79
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86
78
84%
85%
92%
$82
92%
84%
82%
92%
84 V*
88
11
81
91%
93%
94
18
90
94%
93% *
97
78
87
97
98
9
94%
104
101 % 101 %
1
97%
105
100% 1001/4
101%
.Mar-Sept
..Feb-Aug
.April-Oct
15
98%
103%
$104%
91
-91
3s 1971
..Jan-July
3V4S 1970——Feb-Aug
1963—
65
Q'n
*+
(Calif)
Electric
89
124
98
124 ya
$82y4
.Mar-Sept
3 Vis
94
97%
$82
—Jan-Aup
1983
>
<
i;7%
"
\
87%
,
„
86
119
98
81
$85%
..Feb-Aug
JT___
87%
-
99
65
95
„
Gas
113
$83
.Mar-Sept
-Jan-July
Feb-Aup
..Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
..Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
.April-Oct
Gas
'■
;99% 101%
$90 va
119'
debs '62. ,_Jan-July
1965
1985—
California
127
*•
-
Jan-July
1998_Jan-JuIp
—_.May'-Noo
ApriZ-Oct
1982
series
86%
98%
70
June-Dec
1982
I
series
103
91%
107
86
91%
$87%
83%
88%
$89%
Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964—
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
86%
90%
$981/4 100
rr,
98
96%
$63 »/4
June-Deo
June-Dec
96%
90%
98
64
63
72
15
16%
100
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
(Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July
A
Danzig Port 81 Waterways e'/as 1952
Jan-July
German Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt
$115
$13%
15
Adjustment debentures—
5%s
series
A
1967.
4%s
series
B
1967.
AHanover
Maranhao
Jan-July
$89
Jan-July
6V2s
(Prov)
89
Feb-Aug
1949
90 %
94%
89
83'
92
69
65
67
$120
stamped
(Plan
A)
2y8s
2008
May-Now
$54
May-Nov
$80
April-Oct
$80
June-Dec
99
.Mar-Sept
$66
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—»
7s
(Issue of May 1927) 1947
A7s
(Issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972.
Parana
Aug
~1V*
^
7%
103
*
1979
^'Southern Courties
A
34 Va
18% May
17% Aug
87
Jan
Jun
7%
•
104
81
Nov
Nov
2%
19%
Woolworth
Nov
8%
20 Va
Woodall Industries Inc
27%
12%
19
1
Jun
1,200
19%
100
%
4,900
19%
pfd
28% July
3% Aug
18% Mar
2,400
1
Wood Newspaper Machine
94%
2
98%
Jan-July
1981
series
Southern
4J Mar
14% May
.8%
2%
29
A Sep
13%
3%
common
Jun
8%
8%
-1
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
May
50
X13V*
.10
Wilson Brothers
30
Feb
5,000
.
Williams
-
86 va
Jan
26% Mar
7,300
A
Williams-McWilliams Industries
(R C) & Co
101
92
1968——April-Ocf
April-Oct/
Corp
series -^'"1982
32% May
19%
41
A
A
25
200
21 va
Corp.
Stores
29
'
j...
10c
White Stag Mfg Co
28%
28%
42
*
77
L_
'
1976
series
4%s
% Jan
y4 Mar
29%
.
1
.
101
ABaden
Westmoreland
,64%
-
7
1978.
series
157
32
65%
86 va
101
Mar-Sept
1976.
series
21
115
-70
7
1976—Jan-July
1964
3s
128
Sep
Jan
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Westmoreland
Jan
series
4%s
5% Aug
1%
%
95
86 Va
7
1967:
5s
75
104%
8
128
64%
101
'
April-Oct
1973
C
4%a
Oct
3%
3,300
122
20
9
..
*
Jan
500
B
series
3%s
Jan
1,000
series
3s
Jan
18,000
3%
5c
4%
28%
33,900
81
1%
•
Western Nuclear Inc
Dec
July
%
19
99%
.
1973
3%s
Dec
A
3%s
Jan
4 %
series
2%s
76% May
Jun
1%
1
80
"5%
1
Inc,
5%
Jun
Mar
2
1%
1%
50c
pfd
Development Co
Western
1,100
iy4
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
3
2,700
~1%
80
5
Manufacturing
West
1%
24%
1.25
Company Inc
Wentworth
West
%
24%
1
Weiman &
West
1
1%
10c
preference
5,800
70
-1
$2 preferred
Waltham Precision
Webb & Knapp Inc common
4%
.100
32
70
t7%
'
1964
Edison
3s
Aircraft
49%
21
99%
107% 108
65y2
1963
Gas
&
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
W
107%
39
3
12% Aug
14
Oct
Southern
Waco
to
mortgage 3¥4s
Rapid American Co 7s debs
Dec
13
21
May-Not)
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Public
17
39%
90
101
172
liq tr ctfs—
1961
Co
12%
Service
25
21
124%
,
Oct
Jun
102%
39
—Jan-July
1984——.
,
1st
6% Feb
92
t98
AprtZ-Oct
Jan
-
82%
Jan-July
—
T
debentures
subord
Power
Power ,1st
75Y4
9oy2
21
April-Oct
1970
1970—
17% Aug
19% July
4% May
11 ya July
8%
6%s
Ohio
63%
101
—Jlfay-Nov
4s
mortgage 3s 1971—...:
Pennsylvania Water & Power
3 Vis
1970——
9% Mar
12.
Jun
75
$90
101%
82%
t64
May
Mar-Sept
1961.
Jan
800
6
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado
8% Mar
6
5%
6%
1
1
500
5%
5y«
250
Corporation-
Virginia Iron Coal &
Vita
8%
8%
I
warrants
91%
121
88 Va
May-Nov
1993
1963_
Corp—
New England Power
Van
50
84%
119
88 y8
—Feb-Au<7
Mtge Bank 5s
RR
Nippon Electric
13
89
RR—
National Theatres & Television Inc—
5%s
1974
Valspar Corp
138
Corp—
National Research
5s
High
93
44
Division—
4s
subord
conv
National
9% July
6% May
4s
mortgage
Midland Valley
Nov
Dec
J
Residential
5V2S
Jun
25
Apr
debs
88 va
7
$120
,
.Feb-Aug
.Jan -July
Inc 6s 1972
:
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6y2%
Lithium Corp of America—
11% Mar
Nov
1973
Low
50
—June-Dec
Hydrometals
6¥b Aug
July
12%
1970
debs
Western
N
mortgage
AGuantanamo
Jan
11%
A
Jan. 1
No.
110
t48
4
—Quar-Feb
6s subord debentures 1963
General Development 6s 1975——
Jan
Sep
&
General Builders
Jan
Dec
6s
subord
conv
A 1st
Apr
5%
series
Industries
Lackawanna of
y
Jan
May
8
22
14
181%
2%s
4s
Range Since
Sold
High
100
„June-Dec
Finland
7%
Inc
1974— ..June-Dec
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
1994. —June-Dec
Jun
1
Pacific Aluminum
Pump
Delaware Lack
Jan
1%
-100
United
&
debs
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
Davega Stores Corp—
Jan
~5%
subord
conv
debs
Chemoil
Apr
5%
United
5%s
Steel
Boston
-10s
&
Inc
Jan
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord regis
J
17
1%
Investing. 2.60
<fc
"warrants"
Products
American
Universal
1
1
4
or
Sale Price
Appalachian Elec Power 3y4S 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
28% May
9% May
2,100
•
Corp
United
United
Apr
26%
3%
4
._50c
United
Oct
12%
10%
10-
10
14%
15,700
'
—20
Omaha
Aircraft Products
United
19%
*
_
Co_.
United
16 V*
18 y«
•
Last
Period
Low
AAmer
Canada
Interest
Exchange
High
u
Union
Week's Range
Friday
PONDS
Shares
Alsco
Unexcelled Chemical Corp_.
Monday, December 12, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended December 9)
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sal* Fries
American Stock Exchange
.
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
Peru
stamped (Plan A)
(Republic of)—
2y8s 2C08_
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Rio de Janeiro stamped (Plan
A)
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
90
99
63%
45
45%
46
..
90
98%
46
100%
67
21
45
50
1
40
48
(F W) Ltd—
American dep rets ord regular
6% preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
5s
£1
-40o
Dec
2% May
12,600
1
May
3%
'
Jan
1%
Jan
•No par value,
f
Ex-liquidating
(not
Included
tribution.
x
A Bonds
In
a
Deferred
distribution,
year's
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being
g
range),
traded
y
delivery transaction
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r
Ex-rights,
flat.
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
Co—
50c
5
4%
5y8
1,800
4%
Zapata
Corp.
10c
4
4
4y8
2,700
Petroleum
21
21
x21%
500
20
Mar
29%
Sep
8%
Jan
3% May
5%
Jan
Jun
z
for
Ex-stock
(not Included in
h Ex-principal,
cash
(not
year's
n
included
range), d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule
transaction
in
year's
range),
t Ex-dis¬
dividend.
'
>:
sales being transacted during the current week.
'
'
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t
c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
$ Friday's bid and ask prices;
§ Reported in receivership.
Bale
Transaction
no
Volume
192
Number 6011
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.The
.
.
(2357)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
STOCKS
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Last
stocks
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Sale Prioa
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Priee
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Exchange
Week's
Friday
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for Week
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.
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American
Agricultural
American Motors
Corp—
Tel
Company————^
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Boston
&
Boston Edison
Calumet
Cities
&
__
Co
Hecla
Inc
45
24%
Standard
30% Jan
18%
18%
19%
1,705
18 %
Dec
29%
94
96%
4,527
79%
Jan
43%
•*67
137% 140
100
66%
65%
Dec
122
736
68%
13%' i3%
Apr
Standard Oil
68'A Jan
Jan
140
68% Sep
59% Feb
54
13%
Dec
47
130
39 y«
Jun
48% Jan
Co.
.5
12%
13 %
224
12%
Dec
23% Jan
24% Mar
Union
30% Aug
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
common—lo
30%
30
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6% cum 1st preferred "A"
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75c
23
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8
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1
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39% Jan
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35% May
38y# Dec
Jun
399
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10
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25
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—
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(Ohio)
Studebaker-Packard
Texaco
Nov
10
Range
—a
41%
16
""50c
—U
Brands
Standard Oil (Ind)
Standard Oil (Ky)
97% Aug
41%
__25
Sperry Rand—
High
21% July
95 %
50
.;
Low
High
Co—
Service
Copper
Tel__
24%
1.66%
33%
American
Anaconda
&
Low
Chemical—___»
—id85"
H
7
Dec
6%
cum
cum
preferred class
%
29
29%
220
Z
17% Feb
10
B_—____100
40%
10%
290
'
5% Feb
100
adjustment—;.
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Co
Ford Motor
Gilchrist
Va
50 V4'
585
61%
63%
656
1
16.84
16.84
5
16.84
74%
77%
1,489
70 Va
■
77%
5
Co
11 Vi.-
48%
Oct
61
,r
11%
10%
86y8 Jan
"1 >11% SSt
'
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m
86%
BS Va
346
59%
23%
346
20 Va
Nov
Kennecott
73%
74%
177
71%
100 Va
Oct
'
„
'1.
1
•
••
Lone Star Cement Corp—
20
;
...
19%
___4
20 Va
M.
IS
«%
19%- Dec
50'
11
13
Apr
22% Aug
39 %. Sep
12%
22
England Tel & Tel Co
37%
37%
38%
73
73
11
38%
39
318
38%
Nov
53% Jan
11%
11%
125
10%
Oct
17
Northern
Railroad
Mathieson
t
100
Chemical
5
Shawmut
Stone
Webster
Fruit
39%
Inc__
31
Feb
19% Jan
34
Jun
72% Nov
Jan
90
Jan
38% Mar
55%
Jun
10
27
32 %
Jan
147
Mar
49
.___
37%
117
48
Oct
58 y4 Mar
32 y4
819
30%
Oct
42
36%
—1
50%
31%
j
Co—,
United Shoe
40%
31
2.50
.
Stop & Shop Inc
Torringtoh Co__
United
11%
37%
90
Sep
41 y# Aug
32% Mar
16%
14%.
16 %
2,488
56%
53%
41%
56%
245
50 V4
Apr
-5
431/4
114
41%
Dec
627/s
.50
25%
25%
20
25%
Dec
36 y4
11%
Machinery Corp—
11%
10
11%
Dec
-25
U S Rubber Co common
U S Smelting Refin & Mining
Waldorf System Inc.
com
Friday
Last
Sale Prlea
Par
A
C
F
14 %
31% Jan
Nov
64
Jan
16
American
Avis
Briggs
3%
Metal
Inc
Elec
Corp
48 y4
_6.25
278
51
45 %
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Mfg
Company--,
Buell
Die
&
Consolidated
Consumers
STOCKS
Apr
65% Jun
Oct
65 Va
Jun
Davidson
Detroit
10
Range
8alePrioo
Par
Aeror.ca
Manufacturing
Baldwin
Piano
1
8
Cincinnati
Eagle
„.
common.:
Gibson
Kroger
&
23%
24%
209
23%
Dec
42%
36 ya
34%
36 y8
424
30%
Feb
41% Aug
97% Sep
94%
.■
Jap
23%Sep*
94y4
96 y4
610
36ya
140
29% Mar
21%
"34^'ilb
•7% Mar
35%
23%
95
19
18%
19 Va
1,742
—
5
57%
57%
125
30%
2
138y2
——_100
—
36
209
23%
10
common.
preferred
Rapid American
206
„
,
—_1
———
Gamble
8%
39
25 V8
5
—
—
Procter
10% Jun
Apr
38%
__
1
—_.
Greeting Cards—_
Manufacturing _•———
Hobart
'
6%
25 Va
50
—
National
Picher
55
High
25%
24%
—10
Telephone.
Diamond
7
/Low
30y4
31%
138%
601
174
Sep
17%
Sep
20
Sep
55
1,635
134
174
__
20%
Jan
62
Jun
25%
Oct
36% Mar
Feb
138% Nov
20
161
Jun
181
81%
__
23%
23%
30
22
Nov
__
—1
Aug
28 Va Aug
Jan
38%
10%
38%
39%
1,387
88
Dec
70%
Jan
10%
Dec
45%
45%
70
42 V*
Oct
58
Stores—
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
*
;
10
23 ya
23 y4
45
22
Oct
39
31%
37
28
Sep
35
American
21%
86
18"
Apr
American
Cyanamid—
32 y2
31%
32
180
31
Dec
43%
41%
40%
41%
245
40
Oct
59%
18% Dec
—12%-"■
—
Oil———
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Service
Nov
37 V4
Dec
57 y2
Jan
23
Apr
38%
Dec
88%
93
333
42 Vz
Jan
93%
Nov
Electric—
General
Motors
Mead
National
North
—__'
1
31 y2
31%
30
27%
Nov
41%
123
18%
21%
22%
77
77
14%
15 %
145
54%
54%.
13
13
13
72%
74%
108
37y8
62%
111%
Dec
31%
Jan
Mar
58% Aug
13
25 Var Jan
Dec
Oct
98%
Jan
Dec
265%
Jan
95
Feb
133
Jun
32%
Oct
72
133
63y2
Dec
77
179%
96
38%
22%
Aor
Dec
46
50
Jun
14%
181
323
■,
Jan
47
50
179% 184%
70
38%
Dec
61% July
93
Jan
17%
17%
2
17%
Dec
29%
Dec
28%
4iy4
70
34
53%
Jan
74%
77%
180
71
Sep
Sep
09%
Jan
41%
40y8
41 %
737
Dec
56 Va
Jan
20 y8
20y2
.28
42%
42%
25
43V4
44%
66
—
__
437/a
50%
—
50%
40 Va
20
38%
32%
10
50%
24%
Sep
49%
Feb
Sep
Jan
46% May
89% Jan
Feb
Dec
—
36%
36%
38
30%
30%
31%
251
—
34 y4
35 Va
87
31% Aug
46%
44%
70
35% Sep
25% Oct
54 Vz
Jan
Jan
5
33%
25%
33%
100
38%
Jan
27%
495
25 % July
39%
Jan
29% Sep
Feb
Feb
40%
41%
9,570
40% Dec
55% Jan
1
—
1%
1%
300
1
2
1%
33%
28%
8%
200
2%
8%
33%
2%
200
28%
28%
326
8%
1,310
Dec
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
21% Nov
200
283
33%
27 %
Feb*
33%
-
41%
2% Dec
28
Sep
8% Dec
32%
Jan
16%
Apr
Jan
Apr
4% Mar
2%
2%
2%
1,150
2%
Apr
2%
6%
6%
450
3%
Jan
9
2%,
2%
200
2%
37%
37%
.~*T
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1
;
39
1,252
Nov
36% Mar
8%
8%
8%
300
6% Jun
2%
2%
200
2
262
Oct
ZZZZZZ
8%
8%
10
22%
22%
125
10
Z
—
Jan
Dec
•
—
Co
Studebaker, Packard
Superior Tool & Die
Udylite Corp
Vinco Corp
3%
"2%
Zl
Metal Products
Manufacturing
1%
21%
l
—
Screw Products
Mount Clemens Metal common
Parke Davis & Company
1%
21%
1
—
—
7%
7%
532
7
3
3
102
2% May
13
13
145
ZZ-ZZZZZ-l
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Z_Z__ZZ__Zl
8% NOV
May
3% Jan
50%
Jun
11
Aug
3% Mar
12 %
Jan
Jun
24%
Feb
Dec
20 V2
24% Jan
3% Nov
13
7%
7%
7%
13
150
Oct
5% Jan
18
Va
Jan
12%
Jun
Midwest Stock Exchange
A
compilation of the round-lot transactions
Friday
STOCKS
Last:
Bale Prlea
Pax
Abbott
Laboratories
Steel
Acme
Admiral
■5*
Corp
-10
1
_
Advance
Ross Electronics
Akron Brass Mfg
new
j
Allied
Paper
18
10%
34
48%
1,500
1.400
10% Dec
200
14% Jan
2,700
300
50
6%
Dec
8% May
33
Sep
48% Dec
Jan
23% Jan
8
Nov
19% July
13%
Jan
53% Jan
68 % Jun
11%
11%
300
23%
2,300
22% Oct
30%
31%
Aluminum Co of America,
1,300
28% Oct
1
65V4
63 yb
65%
American Airlines' (Un)
1,600
81% Oct
j
21%
18%
21%
4.400
17% Apr
25%
40
40%
300
26% Mar
43% Nov
32%
31%
32%
5,300
31
Dec
43%
42 va
40%
42%
4,600
40
Oct
59% Jun
19%
19%
300
17% Feb
20%
85%
78%
85%
1,700
49% Jan
85% Dec
19
18%
19%
10,000
18% Dec
29%
Feb
1,100
11 Va Oct
16
Feb
25%
Sep
37%
Jan
S*
Jan
97
American.
Broadcastlng-Paramonnt
Theatres (Un>
Co
..j
(Un),
—12.50
American Cyanamid Co (Un)—
ig
American Investment Co (111)
1
—
American Can
American Mach & Fdrv
American Motors Corp
.3.50
—1.66%
American Rad A Stand San
American Steel Foundries
American Tel & Tel Co.
American
Tobacco
Anaconda
Apache
OH
26%
96
—12.50
62%
61
*ag
40%
40%
^
44%
42%
13%
13%
800
10% July
35%
35%
36%
800
29%
Oct
63
62%
63
200
87%
Sep
38% May
76%. Jan
f gg
2 SO
Z-Zl0
11%
12
100
62%
4,700
1,200
01% May
41
3,200
33
44%
600
May
42% Oct
43
Jan
63
Jan
15%
Oct-
40%
37%
40%
3^00
29% May
41% Feh
—1
20%
19%
20%
700
18% July
23%
11
22%
21%
22%
3,000
27% Jan
_10
10
9%
9%
9%
600
80% Sep
9% Jan
39%
39%
100
22
1
13%
13%
14%
1,800
1
preferred
Atlantic Refining Co
Avco Corporation
Sep
63% Sep
$
common
5%
5%
5%
400
3.100
—
non-cum
Oct
26%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
5%
Jan
94%
(Pni
Refining
Jan
957/a
—
A
Jan
26%,
Corp (Un)
A Co (111)-,
Ashland
35% Jan
107
12
Steel
Armour
16% Jan
39% Jan
8
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Armco
Nov
1
Company (Pni
Corp
10
—_33%
(Un)_
Viscose Corp
American
(Un)
34% May
41% Aug
30%
34 %' Nov
Dec
Bailey Selburn Oil
—
& Gas cl A.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Dec
Bastian-Blessing Co
24%
24%
72
24%
Dec
34%
Jan
Belden
54
54%
88
49% Aug
58%
Jan
Bell
31 Va
Jan
46
Dec
Bendix
Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc (Un)
16%
Jan
Bethlehem Steel Corp
__
54%
110
&
i5J/a
15 Ya
25
15
Dec
46
45
46
117
30
May
liy2
11 y8
11%
122
10%
Oct
44%
44%
6
34%
Jan
49%
Jun
Boeing
51%
52 V4
59
41 Va Mar
53%
Nov
Booth
.
32%
*
53%
—
—
91%
•t_1.40
32%
32%
102
27%
Jun
53%
''
55y4
35
47 Va
Oct
497/a
497/s
60
49%
Dec
91%
93%
160
57%
Jan
Jun
10 % Aug41% Jan
11% May
17% Aug
1-
55
35 y8'
,
37%' "38%
Borg-Warner
Jun
Brach
79
Jan
Feb
93%
Dec
Oct
37%
Jan
80
20
39
.
25-
44%. Feb*
33 % Sep
55 Va
Jan
34% May
42%
Jan
57
-
58%, Jun
common
90
Dec
17%
17%
18
600
17% Oct
24
May
15%
15
15%
13%
Oct
20%
Jun
65%
62%
65%
Oct
74
Feb
iy4
1%
300
39%
37%
39%
6,700
37%
Dec
57%
Jan
2,700
23% July
23% Nov
38%
Dec
s
37%
36%
38%
5
25
24%
25
1,400
700
500
56%
1
May
Jan
1% Oct
31%, Aug
48% Jan
0
J)
wi
Corp
Feb
8
new
32%
32%
32%
common—*
*
36%
37%
41
Nov
92%
88%
92%
3,000
49% Feb
93
Nov
*
46 %
45
46%
4,200
45
Dec
46%
Dec
a
13%
14
800
13"% Dec
27%
1
16%
16%
900
16% Dec
23%
Jan
26%
27%
1,700
26% Dec
40%
Jun
—
Company
Burlington Industries. (Un).
Burroughs Corp (Un)_
Burton-Dixie
17
77
5
-
Budd
11% Nov
350
pi
(Un)
Corp_
(E
14%
90
q
'
Corp
Sons
8 Va Mar
13
80
,10
Brunswick Corp
&
July
13%
•
Airplane
Fisheries
5
90
_13
Co
Gossett Co
77 Va
New
(Un)_
—
Mfg
38% Jan
;
.
217/a
21»/2
54%
,35 y8
3
Sinclair
-
9%
33%
32%
23
Jan
Oil——x——1—•—...5
Socony.,Mobil-1 -ij15
7%
Dec
31%
61 Va
5
•Sears-Roebuck.——__a_————
10%
7%
68% Jun
16
23%.
-
52%
5
10%
High
Oct
3,800'
•
Mfg
Jan
—
1—
10%
ZZZ~8
Corp.
Chalmers
46
10
17 vsr
Low
iq
Allis
60
5
'
16
18
Range Blnea Jan. 1
50
900
Aluminium Ltd
27
33y3c
_*
17%*
48%
63 y8
ll
55%:
10%
Shares
High
54%
Laboratories
Allied
far Week
Ranga
54%
1
only
Bales,
af Prices
Low
—50c
Allegnany Corp (Unj
Allegheny Ludlum Steel (Un)
26%
:
—
com
___.
Week's
7%
Co
63 y8
1
;
25 V*
Jun
41%
63 Va
:—1
Oil
Dec
Dec
4
Jan
27
__
1
48%
13
450
Jan
43y4
—
10
Republic Steel
Reynolds TobacCo
Schenley -Industries-—.
•
49% Jan
77%
5
;
—
40% Mar
6,316
5
30
*
I
Phillips Petroleum
6,967
13%
92*%
5
American1 Aviation—
i
Jun
__
2
Distillers
Radio Corp
39%
—
—.5
Pennsylvania RR
Pure
5
Jan
__
1
Chemical
Pepsi-Cola
47
38%
——5
National Gypsum
N Y Central RR
.
70%
__
3
—
Ward
Dairy l—_
69% Jan
Nov
74%
;—.—10
—;
Montgomery
National
Oct
38 Ya
__
_♦
——
Corp
Monsanto
55
184%
—*
Edisoii
145
150
54%
——1%.
International Tel & Tel
Jan
39% Jun
56%
22%
——_5
—
Nov
23%
Dec
__
5
Harvester——:
47%
Dec
27
39
„
__1
Greyhound———-————-—-:—
Dec
16%
42
55%
—
———____l
General
44%
55
47
10
,—
319
17%
27%
38%
5
Djrnamics——
46%
16%
27
5
—
Jan
56>
——1
—
44%
16%
39
——.—7
—:
Trailer
'
„
i7ys
„
—1
——:
Iiiughlin
17% Aug
11%
1
Motor—
Lorillard (P)
Jan
50
—10
_
General
McGraw
65
23%
203
Federated"Dept Stores, new—-——1.25.
&
133
41% Feb
277
——„—_1,
Chemical—
International
34
Jan
14%
.———10
Kodak
Sep
31
May
17% July
11% May
39%
:
L——:
Steel—
77
U
38%
——.—25
Pont—J———
48%
13
4%
17% Nov
Oct
37%
1
Dayton Power & Light—
33%
Jan
8% Sep
61 Va July
Jan
37%
—
*
L
—
Feb
657
Masco
Sep
62%
67
38%
;—5
25
Gds-
Curtiss-Wright
97y4
Dec
93
Corn Products—
Jones
155
Jan
May.
39%
-
—-
14%
42
5
——
Colgate-Palmolive
Ford
39%
52
_8
*—
Balke
Kysor Heater
Apr
15% Feb
Nov
79%
44
60
64
37%
„
rV.
14
—
Fruehauf
63%
—
11%
259
13%
common—
Eastman
43%
13%
————
Du
62%
42
20%
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp.-
Detroit
61%
__
19%
Steel—.
Brunswick
Dow
—
20%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Columbia
60
—A—-i-3
Bethlehem
Cities
352
11%
96
1
_
Boeing Airplane
New
19%
11%
5
—4
—
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94%
„
—,—10
_
18%
%'
96
..5
Avco Corp
-
19
—50
^rmour & Co
Ashland
__
;
33 %
Tobacco
Armco Steel
'
4%
1,004
10
29%
Radiator—
Anaconda—
812
63
Company-
Jun
1
1.66%
American Tel & Tel Co—
American
7%
46
16% May
61% July
11%
17%
IIIZI
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Jan
1
.
American Motors—;
American
7% Oct
/
*
25% Jan
1
——
__
*
„
Can
63% Jan
140
Jan
20%
__.
;
Airlines
831
'Jan
30%
21%
—12.50
_—
Limited
American
1,597
8
Jan
Jan
Unlisted Stocks
Allied
10%
60%
8
IZIZZZ5
Dillon
10%
59%
27%
1. -1.66%
King Seeley
Kingston Products
Rudy
Jan
1% May
Jan
——1
Scotten
12%
Jan
63
Bearing—
&
Dee
1
17%
Ball
(HW)
6
350
220
Jun
17%
Brewing i.
Paige common-
Rickel
Sep
28% Jati
16%
——1
ZZ-ZZ"
Graham
Peninsular
100
1
4%
Nov
Jan
3%
5
Trailer
Wines
6
13%
Feb
7
40 Va
5
Motor Co__
LaSalle
13%
26% Dec
13%
1 '
Jan
38% July
28% Jan
2%
685
470
Deo*
300
1
S)
700
14%
13%
•
High
17
2,303
_3
(S
3%
12% Jun
1%
—ZZZZZI
__Z,
Kresge
3%
3,901
7%
Detroit Steel Corp
&
17
28%
48%
Hoover
16
Low
26%
20
Goebel
R?ngeg|fu>«Jsn. I
'
*
—
Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
Gas
7
7°
High
Range Since Jan. 1
1
High
28%
ZZZ
General Motors Corp.
8.50
.
Carey
Cincinnati
Shares
Low
Shares
13% Dec
1% Oct
Bros
—
far Week
1
ZI —ZZZi
*
^__Z
8ales
Ranga
*
common-
Motors
Edison
Fruehauf
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Last
■
'66
1%
Z_" -ZZZ25
Paper
Power
Week's
af Prices
13%
5
Jan
Exchange
Week's
Mar
Exchange
6
Z.
Machine
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corporation
Continental
*
^
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Brown-McLaren
Ford
Friday
56
14%
—5
ZZ1
Manufacturing
Economy Baler
Ex-Cell-O Corp
Cincinnati Stock
$12,500
13%
—ZTIIi
Products
—
Pederal-Mogul-Bower-Bearingsl
Westinghouse
64%
Low
Wrigley Stores
Allen Electric
Budd
Association
&
____io
•
Detroit Stock
30% Jan,
12%
Oliri
*64%
■
Jun
100
60
710
64%
,
STOCKS
3,312
^
11% Aug
36% Jan
21%
Pennsylvania RR—
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
,
91% Nov
.
'
21%
—100
^
Jan
Racipg Association—_i
England Electric System—
20
New
debs^_«_1998
Indebted to the finn of-.W; K.
HW1TON 4- CO.' for* the transmission
of these; Cincinnati priees.
are
'•
Narragansett
New
We
93 Va
Jan
22%
Dec
4%s
16.84 Dec
Nov
__i
:
Transit
61% July
Jan
.
Sep
Coal Co common—____50c
Copper Corp—
4-*
Co—
Island Creek
Cincinnati
Nov
10%
Sep
—
,
30
Dec
Corp
General Electric Co
Gillette
49
—__5
______
General Capital
_100
23%'Jan
BONDS—
40% Aug
31 Va Mar
"
First
Jan
1
Jan
40%
_
:5%
100
HW
49y2Juljr
26
Jan
51% Deo
44% Nov
50% Jan
56
Jan
iun
*
75c
37
-
5
12.50
27%.
23%
23%
1,700
850
50
32%
32
22%
Nov
Nov
Jan
29
Jan
Aug
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2358)
.
.
Monday, December 12, 1960
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended December 9)
Friday
Sale Price
Hecla
&
Canadian
Export Gas Ltd
Pacific
Canadian
Carrier
Corp
4%%
8
30c
25
10
50
*
50c
Inc
(Un)
common
—:
preferred
Celanese
Corp of America (Un)
Brewing Corp
Centlivre
2.50
Cbamplin Oil & Refining common
1
$3 convertible preferred
25
Chemetron Corp
—1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry com
*
5%
series A preferred
100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
25
Central
&
Corp
West
South
.
Cincinnati
Cities
Cleveland-Cliffs
4 %
10
Co
Iron
—1
common
Cleveland
Co
Gas
Consumers
Foods
Controls
Motors
Co
Crucible
Detroit
Kodak
Elec
5%
Feb
1,100
29 y4
Feb
41%
Jun
21%
21%
17% May
22%
Nov
54 ya
55
18%
19
56
57 y2
13%
13%
i3y2
13%
100
13 Ms
Dec
23 y4
Jan
National
21 %
22%
800
21%
Dec
36
Jan
National
Lead
22 y8
22 %
200
21 y4
Oct
29 y2
Jan
National
Tile
&
7%
8%
1,800
7%
Dec
15 y2
Jan
New
39
38%
39%
1,700
38y8
35%
35%
47
45 y4
47
40%
40
40%
22%
~8%
87%
54 y8
57 y4
Oct
Muter
28%
Jan
Nachman
400
54%
Oct
69%
Jan
National
3,500
13%
Dec
26
Jan
National
71 y4
Jan
North
Aug
North
Nov
Northern
Illinois
38
Dec
48%
Jan
Northern
Illinois
82
Jan
91
Aug
Northern
Indiana
48
Feb
59
Jun
Northern
Natural
50
100
Feb
Northern
Jan
Northern
States
Dec
21%
22%
'
2,300
Nov
16%
68
Sep
(Minnesota)
Northwest
Dec
Ohio
Edison
23
22%
23%
3,100
20 %
Sep
29
Jan
Ohio
Oil
31%
33%
9,200
31%
Dec
46(4
Jan
Oklahoma
11%
Jan
Olin-Mathieson
22 %
22
22%
900
76%
77%
1,200
36
36%
Jan
7% Oct
100
41 y4
Dec
Co
200
17%
900
16
10 y2
1,500
14%
15%
51%
Parke-Davis
2,900
14%
Dec
31 y8
Jan
300
38 %
Apr
51%
Dec
Pfizer
300
300
32
Oct
150
21%
Nov
■32%
Jan
Philco
72%
74%
800
70%
Oct
98%
J an
Phillips
3oy2
3oy2
200
25 % Mar
3?
265%
179 y2
Oct
22'/a
Nov
33
133
Phelps
Petroleum
Co
Potter
Co
Jan
Public
Service
Jan
Jun
Pure
52%
300
42 y4
Oct
12
200
10%
Dec
22 y8
Jun
3,200
5%
Oct
12 y4
Feb
Revlon
Oct
185%
Aug
Rexall
42%
Feb
Oats
Reynolds
1,700
33 y8
Oct
26%
1,100
23%
Nov
29
Jan
32
Jun
39
Feb
Richman
Royal
6%
6y4
ey4
100
62 y8
63%
5,700
60% July
92%
i4y4
16
4,000
12
Oct
19%
Jun
Co
1
18%
17%
18%
2,700
17%
Dec
30
Feb
Bt
10
8%
8%
100
7%
Jun
11
Oct
Inc
Inc
Trailer
Feb
433/4
Sep
50 %
Feb
65
Sep
26% Mar
32
Sep
300
42
42
200
35%
Oct
48
27%
28 3/a
3,000
22%
Jan
29 Vb
32%
32
33
3,500
29
Sep
41%
15%
15
16%
1,500
14%
Nov
20 %
34
34
343%
800
34%
Jan
40
18%
18%
31% May
Aug
Jan
Jan
37%
Sep
>1,700
30 y4 May
393/8
Jan
200
25 % May
30%
Dec
1,500
30%
38%
39%
35%'
30'/a
34%
&
18%
-
-
!
52%
37% Aug
54 %
Jan
800
16%
22%
Jan
50
52%
37%
36%
38%
20%
20%
20%
413/4
62
67%
Jun
Sep
51
Jun
Feb
20%
Dec
Jan
-
29%
47%
18
50%
10%
Oct
17%
300
56%
Feb
400
-
•
45
16
513/a
34%
Jan
66% May
49% Jun
26% Mar
1,200
600
43
16
Dec
■
-1,700
14
473/8
31%
-
14
500
-
-
-
200
Dec
-
Jan
Apr
533/4
Nov
29
42 Ya Mar
31
Jun
57%
38
41 % Mar
100
14
31%
37 %
Mar
1,300
45%
47%
14%
1;300
1,200
62%
-
44
Apr
Mar
7,100
•
■
-11%
11 %
11%
29%
Jan
493/4 Aug
363/4 Jun
Oct
32%
33
1,200
5>7%
Jun
59%
59%
63
900
42 3/4
Jan
63
Dec
•
54%
54
55
800
463a Oct
77%
Apr
5
34%
303/4
523/4
Jan
10
32%
.
Chem
&
,
39%
Oct
Jan
(R
1,500
53%
2,300
49
Dec
783/4
76%
72
76%
700
46%
Feb
76%
Dec
40%
40
40%
600
38 %
Oct
553/a
Jun
700
37%
Sep
71%
Jan
91%
91%
94
500
56 %
Jan
94
Dec
•
30%
30
30%
550
28%
Sep
31%
Apr
20 g
31%
31%
32%
1,200
49%
48%
49%
28
-
1,300
-
•
Co
Petroleum
Dutch
343/4
49
5
Co
Tobacco
J)
Brothers
32%
53%
2.50
(Un)
Co
40%
39%
80
July
Jun
9
Jan
Oct
3%
Jan
6%
6y2
100
6%
Dec
8
Jan
Sears
Mills
Tele
General
Genesco
(The)
Co
Goldblatt
26 y2
31%
100
1,400
11,800
40%
Dec
55%
Jan
Southern
800
32
Aug
39%
Jan
26 %
100
22% Mar
31%
Dec
463/i
46 %
Jan
Jan
52
7,200
Oct
34
50%
640
42
Oct
80%
Jan
Standard
Brands
26
Oct
35% Mar
Standard
Dredging
60
Jan
90 %
Nov
Standard Oil of California,——
28%
29
400
87%
87%
100
12
13
400
11%
Dec
23 y2
Jan
Standard
36%
36%
100
34%
Nov
43%
Jan
Standard
Oil
Oil
Co
13
Co
•
450
12% Mar
15 %
Dec
Standard
32%
Sep
47%
Jan
Standard .Packaging
36
Feb
41%
Aug
6%
Oct
17%
Oct
Stanray
400
30
100
17
1%
900
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock..
•
38 y2
38 y8
38%
1,300
Greyhound
Com
3
20 %
20 %
400
Griesedieck
Co
Oil
States
(Un)
8.33 %
Utilities
Apr
2(4 July
34%
Sep
50 y2
Jan"
20
Oct
24 y2
10%
13
50
4,800
26% July
37
32%
100
32% May
38
Jun
14%
14%
550
13% July
16%
Jan
9%
300
Dec
18 y2
Jan
38%
Feb
61%
Nov-
3%
Feb
7%
Jun
Sep
14%
(G) Brewing Co.
Werner
Corp
9
3
Corp
54%
1
Industries
Inc
1
1
sy8
5%
9%
700
60
5%
1,900
Brick
_
_
_
_
International Harvester
International
Mineral
&
Chemical
International
Nickel
Co
International
Paper
(Un)_
Internationa
Tel
Interstate
Tel
&
Power
Jefferson
Electric
300
21%
Aug
30 %
Feb
28%
30
800
28%
Dec
47%
Jan
41
2,000
37 y4 Sep
50 »/4.
Jan
42%
42%
2,000
38%
50 y4
Jan
32
32 y2
450
36%
Oct
5
(Un*
100
48%
SeD
Feb
Oct
56%
Dec
56%
56%
56%
93%
92 y2
93 y4
400
86%
Sep
135%
Jan
31%
30%
31 y4
800
30%
Dec
3iy4
Dec
42%
44
900
32
Feb
46% May
20
20%
200
18% Mar
10
10
•
3.50
Co
5
Chemical
33y3c
&
Light (Un)_,.
Kennecot Copper
Corp (Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
.'
Knapp Monarch Co
10
.
'
2,000
6%
54%
1,550
37%
40
6
35%
35%
77%
74
77%
83%
85 y2
5%
5%
5%
2%
2 %
900
Dec
89 y2
Jan
Sep
54 %
Jan
38 y2
Aug
72 %
700
33 y3
7% Mar
Oct
99%
Jan
63
500
l
Sep
May
31% Mar
1,400
85%
July
20 y2
14 V4
49%
100
•
Oct
Tenn
Extension
Gas
Co
University
Printing Co
Ling-Temco
C)
Cement
Field
&
(Un)
&
Co
Jan
85 y2
Dec
4%
Jan
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2
Sep
3y4
1
Jan
Transmission
Co
Textron
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Tool
(Un)
Tri
So
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Food
Middle
Utilities
United
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Mississippi
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Min
&
River
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footnotes,
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Mar
Jun
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~
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,
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100
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3,900
.
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65%
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27%
395
55
27%
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7
Dec
24%
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v
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50 %
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1,700
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63
Jan
24%
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24%
1,100
16%
Sep
26%
Jan
May
24%
Jan
Dec
23 Va
223/4
23%
1,700
20 %
493/4
473%
49%
6,900
39% July
23
22%
23%
4,900
203/a
81%
1,300
50%
Feb
Oct
243/4
Apr
Jun
.
863/4
Jan
300
29%
Oct
36%
Aug
900
22
Oct
36%
Jan
22 %
(Un)
40 y2 May
54 %
Jan
45
Feb
62 '/a
Nov
300
36%
Apr
60 %
Nov
12%
200
12%
147
Nov
13% July
July
200
Nov
73% Mar
96
May
$4.25
Oct
75% Aug
29% Mar
5%
Nov
11%
1
36%
36%
37%
900
33% May
39 Va
(Un),
1
40%
41%
300
30% Mar
43%
Sep
*
76%
76%
20
76
82
Jan
.
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•
(Del)
Gypsum
(Un)
;
—
15%
Nov
22%
Feb
Wisconsin
Public
16
Nov
19y2
Jan
Woolworth
Sep
World
common
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Zenith
7
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Service
Co
(Un)
Co
Jan,-
1,200
7
Jun
7%
Apr
900
15
Nov
31 %
Jan
«
.
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900
863/4
Feb
116
Jun
42%
413/a
42%
3,300
40 3/4
Sep
63 3/a
76%
71%
76%
3,100
69 3/a
Sep
103%
Jan
62%
62
64%
600
46
Oct
70 %
Aug
29%
29
303/8
Nov
Wrlgley
Jun
Yates-American Machine Co——
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Sheet
56
2%
6.25
5
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41
50
28%
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9%
39%
48%
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3,900
56
600
10%
22%
253/4
4,900
Oct
Jan
Apr
31%
60
Jan
Apr
Aug
13% July
41
1,400
38%
Nov
55%
Jan
50%
2,200
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Feb
64 3/4
Jun
283/4
900
22% Aug
100
37%
Dec
673/b
Jan
100
18
Jan
26 3/4
Jun
73
Jan
83 %
Dec
33% May
36 % Feb
42%
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371/4
21%
37%
21%
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Co
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83
83
83
42
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42
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41%
41%
500
29%
29%
3,600
25%
Feb
31% Aug
68%
68%
200
68%
Dec
73
10
10
29%
10
1
12
87%
Radio
Nov
*
_____
Oct
(Wm)
104
46%
«
Power
Jan
Apr
7
16
4
33 % Mar
1
(Un)
Publishing
30% Mar
~7
1
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Electric
(F
200
1,000
.
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1
10
preferred
£0%
Jun
39% Aug
2.50
Co
Wisconsin
400
Jun
1473/4
Jan
33
10
1
Wilson
23
36%
Oct
32
5
—
Feb
22%
Oct
107
1,100
16%
(Un)
Jan
22%
29%
1,300
39
•
13
7%
500
333/4
121
38%
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18y8
60
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121
Nov
Jan
37%
Nov
400
73%-
-
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Nov
1,800
73%
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253/a
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4,800
Jan
600
8%
11%
283/4
36
200
73
Jun
31
300
33%
23
46%
8%
69 y4
450
Sep
8
32%
24%
Apr
Stores
11%
Jun
24 3/a
32%
Co
Motor
33%
66%
25
8%
32%
Feb
8
8
25l/2 Mar
24%
47%
400
Co
&
Aug
100
23 '•
Western
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp,,
Whirlpool Corp
White
1,650
623/4
583/8 Mar
Inc
Wieboldt
22%
623/4
100
Universal Oil Products
300
19
203/4
5
44%
Walgreen
400
64%
38%
Oct
59%
79%
28%
Jun
Webcor
81%
35
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•
44.
21
33
36
Corp
1
see page
Dec
29%
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Rubber
Steel
iq
.
Dec
Apr
44%
Aug
11%
.
26%
9%
■
11
23
44%
25%
73
100
200
37%
22 y2
,
11
25
'27%
Nov
400
27%
11
23%
-2.50
10
Mar
200
Jan
July
363/4 July
25
May
16%
56
33
Dec
RR
States
Universal
50%
(Un)
Fuel
Manufacturing Co
United
Jan
32
Jan
44% May
100
27%
27%
Feb
50 %
21%
1,000
...800
v
46%
Dec
.
California
of
Fruit
89 %
16%
22
Jan
May
35
38%
10
United Corporation
May
31
49%'.
21%
„
60%
200
Aircraft Corp (Un)
Air Lines Inc
S
16%
48%
21%:
v.
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600
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S
32
49%
1
11,100
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13%. Jan
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56%
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44%
38 3/8
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52
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190
44 %
39%
900
46
Feb
Oct-
53%.
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Dec
16 y4
443/4/
—25
29%. Mar
39%
.,
(Un)
7
16 y4
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Jan
24"%
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Aug
300
;
200
26 Vb
Nov
83/4
...
200
.
Jun
18%
5%
Paper
Co
15
80 %
46
1,300
Jan
28 %
35%
11,700-
23%
353/8
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Electric
20
79%
45%
45%
-6.25
2
Corp
500
I
Meyer Blanke Co
St
2,400
8
49% July
Sep
(Un)__
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8%
80%
10%
i____w—_l2
Century-Fox Film
11% Mar
55%
4
Feb
18%
23% Mar
253/s
Corp
Continental
20th
12
50
16%
38%
1,500
1,600
.400
.
Jan
36
(Un)
24%
(Un)Z__12.50
Jan
*
_
Corp
Radio
24%
•
.
42%
1
Company
Transamerica
Trav-ler
Oct
5
Jun
29%
Co
23
195
Jan
35
50c
Ramo-Wooldridge
Power
Feb
79
12%
55%
52
10 %
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Inc
Thompson
Sep
9
195
Aug
423/4
Sep
,,3.33%
Producing,.
50
*
46
51%
25
Gulf
8%
4
common
43%
5
Co
Transmission,,
Gas
Texas
18%
8,500
59 >/«
15 3/8
Apr
33 %
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Texaco Inc
Texas
800
I__T~ 1
Nov
30%
.25
Oil
Company
300
12
8%
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5
19
50c
&
(Un),
Corp
82
8%
common
Corp
Mid-Continent
200
24 %
10%
23%
18%
5
19
1
22%
55
wi
82
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11%
i
19
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Mfg
10
24V4
10%
Co_.
Merrttt Chapman & Scott
Metropolitan Brick Inc
South
1
—25
^
(The) Co
McCrory Corp
Means (F W)
9%
9%
4
_
common
Electronics
(Henry
Marquette
5
common
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
273/4
„1
Gas
Trane
32
800
5
8.75
Co
9%
38
49%
40
6%
19%
-1
Sundstrand
United
Salle
Marshall
29 y8
*
Co
Aluminum &
Lytton's
,
7.50
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe,
*
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un,
_10
Forge
Apr
47%-
19%
27%
Corp
&
Jun
200
45%
issued
Sunray
59 %
1,200
27%
Corp
common
Sunbeam
Swift
Jun
Jan
Feb
Oct
Sep
Jan
32 y2
38
Johnson
Power
24%
13%
2.50
(Un)_
wi
common
24 %
Oct
Dec
40
•
•
_
600
7
10
_
RR
Co
7
23%
7,500
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,
42%
Co
Central
Steel
9%
23%
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9
—
80%
28
44%
2,500
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19%
1
:
to
Studebaker-Packard
When
Heileman
47%
preferred—. .—20
Corp
changed
Storkline
New
2,600
Aug
42%
22 %
Furniture
Name
Jan
32%
*
10%
30%
38%
20
100
2,700
—15
common^,—.
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Storkline
Mar
10%
30%
convertible
Stewart-Warner
Sep
29%
1
Corp
1%
37%
Apr
Jan
19% May
36 Vb Jan
400
7
_L.
(Un)
(Ohio)-—i.
800
17 %
—
J
15 y2
1%
1
38%
—1
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34%
6.25
I
:
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36%
17%
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Chemical
Oil
15
35%
36
13
(Un)
Corp.—
34%
8
Rubber
Inc
N
1
—10
39%
34%
11%
54%
Nov
300
52
26%
.—
39%
36
Dec
Sep
13%
|
_50c
:
25 y8
distribution
55%
8%
31 %
1,100
45%
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc
49
May
54%
Jan
Aug
5,300
9
I
Service
26%
23%
55%
•
(Un)
Public
49%
1%
Gulf
Pacific Co
1
Stores
Gulf
(Un)
Southwestern
26%
(Un)
83y3C
„—
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City
Lakes
Oil
Co
31%
41%
37 y8
1
26
1
36%
29% Aug
50
26
5
Corp
Mobil
Southern
24
493/8
3
3.33%
Corp_
Brothers
Drug
Sep
22%
8%
1
Oil
40%
1
Granite
Oct
14
1
Co
13%
1
Inc
1
ex
Goodyear Tire &
Socony
71 %
70%
5
Co
(Un)
Dec
71 y8
29%
-
Alden Corp
71Vs
Sep
31%
Rubber
Inc
Gillette
62% Aug
35
41%
Utilities
&
Sinclair
&
32% .33%
13%
,1.40
Shell Oil Co
Dec
400
1
Cement
Electronics
&
Tire
Servel
Jan
37 y2
y2
3
Public
Jan
99%
3,800
37
1.66%
Inc
Motors Corp
General
53
Sep
1,200
77 y2
37 y2
*
Corp
Portland
Sep
33%
41 y2
74 y2
38 y2
Roebuck
33%
5
Feb
7%
2%
100
8%
5
10
—15
60%
400
700
—13
A
class
2%
41 %
General
Service
8%
75%
1
Corp
General
Public
1
2
Finance
General
Louis
Stockyards
2%
77%
Foods
National
8
75%
.—2.50
Corp
Corp
General
,
Louis
St
2
Transport
1
For
Feb
28%
28%
45%
St Regis Paper Co_.
Sangamo Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)___.
Schering Corp (Un)
Schwitzer Corp
5
Modine
Dec
173/4
Jan
14 y4
America
Co
Dynamics
Merck
Co
Metals
Reynolds
1,500
Feb
44%
Dec
1
Drug
35%
8
Dec
Jan
16
30%
17%
Inc
25%
6%' Oct
46
36
30 % May
0
10%
Quaker
34%
Finance
Martin
30%
5
48%
Electric Co
Lincoln
63
*
Radio
25%
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Laclede
61
1
5
General
La
63
*
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)_
34
•
Indiana
of
16% July
52% Dec
33%
Jan
2,400
413%
47%
_
Co
28%
63%
of
General
Kropp
(The)
Jan
33%
Feb
31%
1,600
41%
29%
Company (Un)
Oil Co
(Un)
Nov
145
9%
Nov
500
41%
•
Nov
150
Jan
Nov
15
800
16
(Un;
11%
Nov
53%
58% Mar
108
1,500
44%
16
12.50
94 y2
—*
46
44%
Pullman
Sep
35%
(Un)
44%
33%o
(Un)__
(Un)
25%
7y8
46
45
;
600
149
1,900
3
Co
1,100
General
Kaiser
&
Corp
(Un)
5,500
6y2
500
163/a
6%
25
12%
149
63/4
15
33 %c
27%
7y8
6%
16%
50
—
11%
1
Sep
1
27 y8
1
Oct
79
-
•
2
(Un)
49%
600
85
5
Co
Dodge
Corp
2
American
Kansas
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108 y2 112%
12%
200
853/4
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46%
27 y8
Jan
X53% X53 %
85%
1
.
—
36
112%
Jun
353/8
(Un)
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Li
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
22%
3
69%
Dec
7.50
Corp
Airways
Paramount
2
General
New
Chemical
Jan
35%
5
Oct
243/8
•
Jan
22%
10
wi
com
51
700
1
:
,
Dec
600
Jan
300
3.33
;
Gas
13%
200
Nov
13
60
15
36%
23%
Jan
8 %
Nov
243/4
10
Li
29%
i8oy4 184%
Aug
5
Oct
47% Aug
37% July
83/4
19 %
5% May
100
Co—
Dec
Feb
5
400
9
59%
Co.
Co
8%
40%
236
7%
9
5
Wtorld
American
1
Instrument
Bankshares
Hupp
Service
Co
Natural
5%
7%
.
Comoration
Howard
Gas
Manufacturing
Pan
16
23 %
5
Jan
77%
56% July
31 y2 Sep
51%
1
23/4 July
1
Sep
20%
10%
74 %
Nov
5
(Un)
33%
183%
3/4
1
24%
Co
Co
1
Jan
3,950
%
16
Bancorporation
62
5
l3/4
5
(Un)
53%
(Un)
Jun
Nov
1
Ry
800
46
Dec
97%
%
5
Corp
Power
62
20
Apr
Oct
80%
62%
2,500
•
Public
Pacific
35
22%
15%
60 3/4
1,500
%
_5
(Un)
(Un)
Aviation
Car
Dec
17'A
300
72%
%
1
Gas
American
Jun
36%
80%
70%
%
Corp
400
8%
77%
72%
_♦
RR
41%
10 y4
8V8
80%
5
Mfg
48 y4
5
Box
Hertz
5
1
Central
American
Oct
1
common
5
Feb
Dec
(Un)
General
Hein
Jan
(Un)
59%
(UnL
General
Gray
53
Co
Feb
1
General
Great
Oct
;
31
Bankshares
Dairies
Fruehauf
Glidden
25%
Prod
Gypsum
York
5
Rubber
7,000
Register
62
Co__
Phonograph
&
26%
(Un),
31
5
Mills
D
Cash
Oak
Inc
Corp
26
A
Distillers
18%
5
&
26%
_5
Dec
(Un)_^
&
Jan
-
50c
13 y2
1
new
55%
5
3
class
1,500
5
Gas
Oct
Corp
1,950
22 %
35%
Co
100
54 %
2,200
Co
1,000
87%
44%
Company
41%
Mfg
Tire
Motor
Glen
Convertible
Jan
51
200
10%
41%
50c convertible preferred
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
17% May
65
-
13%
Sep
26% Mar
Whitney Corp common
Foremost
Gen
200
18%
Dec
44%
&
Co
54%
(Un)—12.50
Amer
Co
Wisconsin
W
1,200
38%
High
5%
,1
.
56% Mar
Inc
Camera
Firstamerica
F
14 y4
37
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
(Un)
(The)
800
Corp
Lines
Radio
Ford
i3ya
38%
Inc
Vernon
1,400
Co
USA
Emerson
Flour
13%
—1
of
Natural
Firestone
Mount
1
Co
Emerson
First
Jan
40
National Watch
Fairbanks
Motorola
31V4
5
(E I) de Nemours
Fairchild
Jun
Oct
1
Ltd
Paso
43
21%
67 y«
Chemical Co
Eastman
Dec
700
32%
11
10
Du Pont
El
40 y4
21%
30 y4
Shares
165
& Co
Jan
10
21%
*
Drewrys
Elgin
(Philip)
27%
40 %
21%
—1
Air
Morris
900
40 y4
15
—5
National
Eastern
Jan
Ward
66
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Dow
41 y4
Montgomery
13 y2
Corp
Co
Edison
Diamond
Apr
39%
Co
&
21%
27 y2
67 y8
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Deere
Oct
iov2
Co
Packing
Cudahy
20%
39 y2
Pub
Steel
700
Low
5
Cnemical
Monsanio
15
America
of
Crowell-Coll
21%
21%
2H Mar
25
America
Corp of
Products
Corn
7.500
for Week
of Prices
Co
.—1.33%
common
(Un)
Continental Can Co_
Continental
iy2
Par
Chemical
Monroe
10%
10
Co
Power
Container
Nov
13%
Ifff
Jan
•
(Un)
System
Commonwealth Edison
Consolidated
li'e
High
26%
Sales
Week's
Range
Sale Price
5
Inc
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Columbia
Dec
12%
—15
Ilium
Electric
Coleman
12%
1%
——100
preferred
Low
High
13 %
32%
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
1.600
8.50
Electric
&
Gas
Service
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Calumet
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
.♦
Tube
Corp—:
1,000
%,;
42%
Sep
July
12 %
12%
1,000
12 %
Dec
893/4
90%
60
78 %
Apr
90 Vz
Nov
163%
90%
5
16%
1,000
163/4
Nov
24%
Jun
•
89%
85%
,1
1023/4
1003/4
89%
-
103%,L
19
Jan
600
85
Oct
137%
Jan
.1,200
95
Apr
129%
Sep;
"
Volume
192
Number
6011
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2359)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS ' (Range
Pacific Coast Stock
Price Range
Exchange
for Week Ended December 9)
Friday
STOCKS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Corp
Cement
Corp
American
Factors
Ltd
Bishop
Black
Oil
pfd
Stores
Ink
1
Corp
Dominguez
Electrical
Capwell
Co
Products
Emporium
Exeter
Corp
Oil
Co
Corp
common-.:
Holly
Oil
Co
of
California
Co—
Oil
Leslie
M
J
M
M
McBryde
Meier
Sugar
&
Co
Co
Frank Co
Mercnants
Norris
Oil
Oil
&
Pepsi-Cola
Oil
Union
&
Victor
Sep
39%
22
Aug
Jan
29%
Jun
38%
40c
Dec
72c
43
5,600
38
Nov
46%
Nov
7%
8%
3,400
7
Oct
19%
Jan
2.10
500
2.50
64c
11,000
"
1.85 July
45c
2,200
46,700
27,300
Apr
62c
44c
32c
'
-
1.20
1.30
6,000
51%
51%
1.55 July
50
Feb
May
1.20
Dec
31c
31c
6%
6 %
15
50
100
14%
.—-5
25c
Gas
Gas
Co
75c
2.95
Co
Equipment
—
•'
1
;
1.00
2.80
41%
Sep
July
56%
Jan
of
America-
600
36,000
Aug
23c
Feb
Dec
46C
1.15
22c
1.30
1,900
24c
.
Nov
1.15 Aug
12c
57,800
126
160
28
100
23 % Mar
29%
12%
50
12% Mar
15% Aug
4% Sep
3%
63
Sep
63+4
Petroleum
on
;
Preferred
West
(Un)
553/4
Sep
22%
23 Va
37
15 Va
27 Va
May
28 Va
231
25%
Nov
38%
Jan
5 Va
202
Dec
8%
Jan
5
Co—5
5
15%
1
15%
16%
109
1%
1%
1,300
297/a
30 Va
16
1%
5
—
Coast
Williston
Yellow
Life
Insurance
7
Feb
Dec.
8
2.20
25c
Jan
4
May
1.90 Mar
6%
1.55
1.50
1.55
400
Nov
4.25
6%
6%
6%
6,100
5
Nov
10
12V4
11
12%
6,500
11
Dec
25%
21%
21%
21%
194
21%
Dec
32%
Jun
48%
51%
726
45
Oct
64%
Jun
V:''
22 Va
1,900
167/s May
23%
1.25
1.25
90c
1.40
—Bonds—
10
Total
10
First
Second
10
Utili¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
roads
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
95.38
199.01
91.34
80.70
80.12
85.09
20
15
30%
800
28 Va
~~
29%
50c
3
1.50
Mar
Jan
31
127.34
95.66
198.43
91.39
80.70
126.86
96.35
199.32
91.39
80.60
79.67
85.30
604.62
126.83
84.28
96.76
200.95
91.40
80.65
79.65
85.25
126.74
84.24
96.65
200.98
91.42
80.62
79.62
85.10
84.19
605.17
—
Averages
Utilities, 8.53;
compiled
are
65
stocks,
daily
by
using
the
following
,-1
3
200
2%
Oct
•
—
1,000
12%
Jun
16 Va Mar
25%
100
23 Va
Sep
33
1.10
5,700
6%
—
1
6%
600
31
1
14
31
7c
1,000
13%
14
700
1.00 July
American
29
2.45
Closing
Mon.
Dec. 5^
Tues.
Dec. 6-
Wed.
Jan
Jan
7%
Dec. 7——
Aug
45%
Jan
14C
Jan
7c
Sep
10% July
14%
Tel
Par
&
High
City
Dec. 8—
21%
Dec
42%
765
61%
Oct
82%
95%
93%
96%
6,074
79s/8
Jan
97%
35%
36
Sep
451
31
Aug
39%
Jan
3 6 3/8
37%
568
Sep
385/8
39
Sep
39%
300
28%
31%
Oct
54%
13
893
■11%
Nov
16 3/4
Jan
36%
Campbell
Curtis
D
C
Co
Co——
Syscem class A
Power
&
Duquesne Light
Electric Storage
General
Huasjn
393/4
1,867
73/4
8%
635
8%
8%
——6.75
43%
40%
25%
25%
25%
Battery..
10
38
384
1,938
May
Dec
Jan
Jan
83
Dec
71%
12%
8 5/8
Dec
11%
47
2
93%
14%
14
16%
4,517
12
Oct
19%
17%
18%
28
17
Mar
40.%'
413/4
11,910
10%
10
10%
250
Co
—
i
,
—1
Maaison
24.50
Resistance
Fund
<te
_10
Inr—
1957-59
Dec. 2,'60
Manufacturing —
Durable
Non-Durable
——
Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
—
Pennsylvania
Powei
Pennsylvania
Peoples
Drug Stores
Perfect
Photo
Corn
Potomac
Electric
Mfg
&
Mining
Reading
Oil
Bond
$313,000
$5,800,000
3 363,4-0
5,747,000
275,000
6,022,000
Tues.
Dec. 6
—
Sep
28%
Jan
Apr
41%
Jun
Wed.
Dec. 7—
3,660,795
6,663,000
Dec. 8—_t—_
3,544,650
5,562,000
245,000
Fri.
Dec. 9
4.457,500
6,074,000
248,000
18,314,785
$29,533,000
583/4
59 3/4
270
63 Va
Nov
78%
81%
779
723/4
—
60
885
73% Mar
58-/4
23
Apr
July
Total
953/4 May
80 3/4 Sep
30%
28
Sep
10%
Oct
17%
Jan
311/4
31%
612
4P%
46 5/8
493/8
31
50
511/4
3.4L.4
10
9%
18%
8%
16
10%
181/4
3.VS3
20%
1,228
10
291/4
13 S/8
133/8
78
•
41
42%
406
9
8%
9
303/a
Nov
45 Va
Jan
U.
S.
Shares—I.
66% July
International
47%
Apr
53
Foreign
7 %
)R
n-c
26%
X' 74
36
635
NnV
Feb
NuV
Mai-
8%
Dec
12
38 %
31 Va
—
Railroad
18%
i_v
and
—
863/4
88%
787
72
Feb
92 %
Industrial—;
463/s
732
38 3/4
Oct
273/s
64%
Jnn
273/8
285/8
536
22%
Jun
283/4
Nov
141/4
14%
100
Oct
14%
48"%
—.
48%
49%
$4,500
$12,000
70,776,150
29,533,000
34,675,000
1,187,690,600
65,602,006
1,429,698.600
$30,952,000
$36,164,000
—
—
—
—
—
Dec
13
,
Total
Jun
443/4
—10c
—
—I—
$1,429,000
—
42% May
55%
Jan
62%
633/8
138
56%
Oct
7
63%
Dec
6%
7%
177
50%
Jan
(No. of
—-13.50
50%
51
413
46 %
Apr
54
Jan
Shares)
14
14
120
Id
Oct
18%
Aug
Mon.
Dec. 5
45% May
54%
Nov
Tues.
Dec. 6
80
83
Dec
Wed,
Dec. 7—
Thurs.
Dec. 8-
Fri.
Dec. 9
Universal
Marion
Washington
$4.25
Gas
Corp——
Light common
preferred
.—
_14
•
,—
53
*
53
83
83
100
4
Dec
Mar
7%
Stocks
_
Friday
Week's
Range
Shares
Par
Allegheny
Ludlum Steel
Cork Co
Armstrong
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
__1
For
7
System
footnotes,
34 %
9
10
see
page 44.
33 %
High
High
31%
137
Nov
56%
Jan
20
395/8 Mar
49%
Dec
77
o-.t,
52 3/4
Jan
Jun
22 3/a
Dec
29%
30%
223/8
21%
22%
115
315/8
18 3/4
Stocks—Number
Total
Bond
Sales
85,000
10,009
101,000
5.000
5,000
112,000
10,000
7,000
184,000
$512,000
6,899,817
6.000
84,000
177,000
1,343 305
$10,000
$24,000
$32,000
$568,000
Week Ended Dec. 9
Low
30 5/s
Bonds
$3,COO
1960
Range Since Jan. 1
x49 V2 x49 %
—.—.——1
Co
Gas
Low
Corporate
102,GOO
—
for Week
of Prices
Foreign
Gov't
Bonds
$64,000
;
Sales
Last
Bonds
—
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Foreign
Domestic
1,385,847
-
Total
STOCKS
$1,258,471,250 $1,495,329,200
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
419
623/4
1
6%
'
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
5
improvement
16.000
—»—
.
Jan
88%
46%
2 50
■_,——.—
779,412.545
Dec
•
Lab
1959
713,884,968
$1,489,000
-
Bank——--
Jan
42'/a
1960
17,001,394
Apr
Aug
20
Jan. 1 to Dec. 9
1959
18,314,785
.
Jan
Aug
Va May
-
—
Government
34%
II,527
..—1
..
Week Ended Dec. 9
of
Bonds—
50%
—
On*,
6 322,000
—$30,962,000
1860
Stocks—Number
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
Unii.rd
5,807,000
$1,429,000
Dec
28%
7,011,000
-
Jan
Fee
Jan
United
Corp
Sales
348,000
Thurs.
Jan
223/a
com
Co
Dec. 5.
Int'l
18 5%
2o%
common
Service-
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
$5,487,000
.♦
Public
67.0
3,288.420
359
50
Southeastern
120.5
86.7
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Mon.
2,845
Co
Gas Co
134.1
—1.5
Total
7,506
Co
Jersey
—1.6
75.4
U. S.
723/4
3
& French
131.9
74.3
—
Gov't
271/8
Co
Paper
Kline
:
—
24
1_*
Gas
118.4
129.8
Service
—
Dec
5
&
87.1
137.3
Bonds
11%
Co—
Power
108.3
Bank
26y8
Inc
ElecLric
+0.1
—0.1
Bonds
11%
Co——
Service
92.0
133.5
Bonds
27
—
Progress
99.5,
92.1
133.4
—
Foreign
11%
Light
Transportation
115.1
Bonds
59%
Inc—20c
Electric
—1.8
/
Railroad
•
Water
<&
105;4
and Miscel.
20
28
103,5
107.7
No. of
13
29
107.7
Stocks
Aug
27%
129.5
Shares
16% May
x/, Anr
273/a
—1.9
Jan
10
27%
103.6
113.3
143/4 Mar
356
28%
122.0
56%
347
*
121.4
—1.8
Nov
11
3
RR
&
—
-
Sep
20
80 %
—1.5
109.2
110
-
Low
113.5
107.2
100
■
1960
High
10
193/4
193/a
1
——
Corp
27%
Change
111.8
——.—-—
Goods
Percent
=
111.2
—
—:
100
Nov. 25,'60
Dec
—50
Gas
stock
40%
103/4
16a<.f
Linotype
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Oct
19%
1
'
24
27%
.
Co
Chemicals
24
10c
lnc__
Co
Mergenthaler
Pennsalt
43%
Paper—
preferred-—
(The)
%
26
week
Jan
17%
41%
—
Lehigh Coal & Navigation—
Merck
the
for
Jan
2nd
Martin
of
Composite———
Jun
605/e July
„
8
Oct
for the current year.
Sep
72
2,933
(
Jan
95.55
Aug
26%
64
234
109.39
—
Jan
353A May
213/4 Mar
51%
Dairies
High
Low
Jan
Dec
50
8
23
Jan
73/4
100
43%
5
Co
International
Sun
45 %
83
38%
—1
———
Pulp &
$1.41
Sou til
522
81%
8%
28
61%
Homasote
Smith
Dec
Acceptance Corp common____l
Motors Corp
1.66%
General
Bcoti
Jun
13%
50%
Foremost
Public
6%
I,377
38%
com—20c
Light
2,255
143/s
64
Motor
Philco
7%
13%
83
———_25
Publishing
Transit
8
14%
1.80
Corp
Delaware
Ford
1
5
.——
_.
Soup
ChrvsJer
Co
13%
4
Sep
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending Dec. 2, I860, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Sep
15
index
Feb
*
Aug
101.42
—
Range for 1960
102.18
Jan
73%
12
Transit
High
70
713/4
5
Company
Low
21%
72%
Corp
Buck!
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—.
.
101.91
Dec. 9-^
SEC
stocks
Shares
21%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
Electric.—4.33
Research
5.234;
SEC Index of Stock Prices
21%
.
Ralls,
109.60
-
Low
101.43
Fri.
The
Sales
.—b.i Va
Tel—.——
Atlantic
Atlantic
Week's
10
Corporation
84.29
Range for 1959
101.77
-—101.59
Thurs.
Nov
1
Arundel
3.38;
17.58.
Date
Jan
Oct
4%
50
7c
10c
~
Industrials,
85.26
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
5% Mai-
16
1.00
1.10
10
Co
divisors:
79.81
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Aug
2.75
25%
1
(Un).——5
common
40
84,31
Jan
-
15%
.
16
+ ■.,/:;
Steel
Stores
Total
Bonds
593.49
Oct
29%
listed
597.11
.
Sep
400
"
Last
.A
Wood
Averages
Jan
21%
Sale Price
.V
Jan
Jan
1
STOCKS
American
Jan
Dec
Friday
.
Jan
2%
Rail¬
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Alan
22 Va
42
51%
Nov
23,600
common—.——.
Jan
Nov
Apr
Dec
128.12
5_.
5%
—
Co
Dec
1
trials
6
6 Va
Basin Oil Exploration—.
Cab
153/4
29%
Stocks
2
Dec.
36%
. —
5
80 Va
25
10
•
Date
Dec.
Dec.
July
A—25
—_
Sep
—
10
Dec.
29
_
—
Dec
6.25
30
Apr
350
—
181
Jan
Indus¬
Feb
1,600
—-1
common
3%
126
the daily closing averages of
representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock
Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Mar
32
6%
506
Mar
28%
'
Westates
4
103
are
6%
1.15
1.00 July
Sep
28
Stock and Bond
Below
17%
5% July
14
9% Mar
125
__
1
-
Jan
12%
6
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Jan
62
1.00
—
Feb
423/b
—
5
& Foundry
U S Glass & Chemical
Vanadium Alloys Steel
Jun
31%
33 %c
Co
Corp
Jun
32
i
common
32%
22
Feb
3.50
1.05
.
series
209
43%
125
10
Engineering
Jun
1
pfd
39
42%
1
common
Jan
1
—...
26%
8 Va
May
—2
Co—
Bolt
'
L__ —10
Co
21% Mar
'
—10c
pottlers
United
Jan
60c
60c
:
192
38%
100"
Plymouth Oil Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
&
25%
5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Screw
25%
__
10
Jan
41%
2.10
common
preferred
High
235
25%
7'/a
Supply
Low
8%
—8.50
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8%
Jan
17
2.10
2oc
6%
100
40c
Develop—
Gas
Oil
Sugar
25%
1.75
Co—.
Fuel
Low
5
Refractories
7%
Shares
5
;
Walker
Glass
Pgh
19% Mar
4,900
.
Trico
3% Aug
15% :Mar
2,000
2.10
Western
&
Cal
2,500
22%
Gas
Rhodes
Southern
600
17
1.90
Inc__
United
Oil
Ranch
5 Va
42c
(Un)
Nov
29%
1.95
Inc
2.00
26% Mav
_1
Reserve
Rice
Nov
Jan
2,100
1
(Un)__
Invst
Industries
Pacific
1.60
10c
Co
American
Pacific
19%
45c
23c
North
150
Natco
of
Co
for Week
Jan
Dec
18%
1.25
Petroleum
5,000
4%
36
36%
10
Oil
Sep
(Un) —50c
Co
&
Apr
27
8%
_
Salt
3
1,700
35
'1-
40c
—10c
—
Idaho Maryland Mines
Corp
Imperial Western
Jade
4,300
16 Vi
—1
Humor
Jan
40c
General Exploration Co of
California—1
Gladden Products Corp_
Good
Jan
15C
42%
33 %c
new
NOV
10
28%
'
-
1
Inc
26%
Dec
Sep
1.95
18 %
10
A,
Friden
—
29
.-4"/
—
class
—
i»
26 Va. Mav
7%
21%
5 Va
:-7.50
(Un)—_
Co__
Ltd
bo
:Nov
7c
21
—1
•:
Fields
3%
1
High
63c
'
1.70
-5.50
_
Oil
600
714
Jun
21% Dec
21% : May
5,000
3%
3%
20c
850
8
9c
3o
Co___
26
9c
"
Inc_
Crestmont Consolidated
Dole
200
Mm —be
1.80
California
21%
7%
•
•
Broadway-Hale
237,000
Gas
Mountain
Low
61c
25+4
Co
Range Since Jan.
High
21%
10
_
Jeanette
47c
(Ln)_ —25
(Un)_.
Mammoth Consolidated
Chica Oil Corp
Bolsa
Low
48c
_
American
Harbison
Shares
of Prices
Par
Aeco
Equitable
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
Sales
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Duquesne Brewing Co
Duquesne Light Co
"
Week's
of Prices
Last
Stocks listed exclusively on the
Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange.
This list does not include
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
on
other Exchanges.
39
of
Shares-
1959
$77,000
94,000
Jan. 1 to Dec. 9
1960
1959
6,899,817
8,404,425
265,385,096
351,242.818
$512,OCO
$567,000
$27,581,000
$26,895,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
,
government--
24,000
14,000
1,387,000
1,623.000
corporate-
32,000
57,000
1.312,000
1,422.000
$568,000
$638,000
$20 280,000
$29,940 00O
Total
—
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended December 9)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed in
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
STOCKS
Last
Range
Par
Acaula
Atlantic
Class
A
Sugar
common
Low
*
Shoe
Canada
4%%
Anglo Canadian
Tel
$2.90
Co
50%
140
40
49
Mar
150
37
Jan
51
255
Jan
Mar
52
26% July
35%
Mar
49%
Dec
25%
25
25%
1,650
Feb
26 Va
Aug
20%
685
75
19% July
28
20%
145
20
52%
38
preferred
38
38%
817
41%
41%
41 %
205
37
31
33
750
47%
47%
47%
7,200
47
47%
30
23% Mar
42% Jan
41% Jan
47%
47
48
Traction
American
British
Columbia
preferred
50
51
45 %
Jan
52
45
Mar
50%
Sep
3.50 May
5y8
Jun
47% Mar
57
1,109
47% Mar
41
270
Electric
4%
48
36
3.85
6,412
3.70
3.65
•
27%
27
pfd.100
27%
4,040
58
Jun
71%
May
Feb
Jan
.
preferred
5%
preferred
% %
preferred
5 % %
preferred
38
24% Aug
35 y4
78%
Products
93 Va
Oct
Brockville
25
6'9
55
81
43
42%
43
65
37% Mar
45%
48
48
50
42 %
Feb
40 %
Nov
40%
pfd.
Ltd
90
40%
51%
52
85
10%
10%
10%
375
35
•
33%
35
3,490
Mar
Mar
Sep
50
Sep
52% July
47% Mar
9%
30%
Sep
Apr
14 y4
Canada
Placer
Price
.
Bros
4%%
Jan
Quebec
46
1,022
46 Va
Aug
1,350
9%
Dec
11V2
Jan
125
9%
Feb
17
Jun
Quebec
Mar
30%
695
29%
Jan
34%
common
Feb
24
Steamship
common
23
3,135
16%
25
2,085
25%
26
628
22% July
24% Apr
16%
17
73
Bronze
class
62
45%
Jan
18%
18
19
260
13
22%
56%
55
56%
1,971
46% Mar
%
10
42 y«
41
42%
7,932
A
8%
425
50
12%
5,645
33
al9y8 al9%
Morse
class
A_50c
Hydrocarbons
10 Va
Canadian
Marconi
Oil
Co
Canadian
Petrofina
Railway
Ltd
37%
Credit
Zellerbach
class
21%
7%
al4%
Glass
Oct
20%
26 Va
Feb
17
12%
Sep
Dec
3.75
Jan
7%
Nov
21
20%
21
8,284
19
19
19%
405
16
16
100
al6% al6y2
25
10%
11
alOl
5
40
17
18%
16
Dec
19%
18
10%
8% May
101
Not
17%
110
Feb
Jan
Feb
26%
Jan
20
25%
Jan
41%
300
39
Apr
Apr
a2.80
a2-80
25
13
13 /2
2,474
42/8
820
•
a66
227
66
10%
257
10
63 A
915
14
7,015
19%
19 %
85
Jan
33%
33%
3,125
26
Apr
36
Nov
9%
10 V2
960
Nov
19% May
10Va
10
10
Canadian
Corp_
•
5
Corp
11
Mar
12
Jun
3,000
36
Jun
48%
Jan
15%
15%
15%
1,913
13'A
Jan
16
Nov
47 %
47
48
345
40
Mar
48
Dec
145
145
10
125
Apr
145
Dec
19
19 Va
1,735
18
Jun
23
Jan
8.85
9.10
700
8.00
Jun
22
23 V4
1,950
20 »A
July
Jan
__
—
—
23 V4
Ltd
common
preferred
(Chas
Power
•
4%
A
13'A
13y2
525
10%
45
382
_•
37 Va
37 Va
38 Va
14'A
14'A
14'A
5!A
5Va
5%
18
E)
;
Williams
39
39
40
(a 1.00
al.00
•
36Va
392
17
63 y4
12% July
Aug
16 'A
Jan
common
177/8
17%
18%
1,200
17% Nov
22 Va
a61
10
General
Dynamics
General
Motors
General
Steel
Ltd—
class
•
Co——.
class
1
A
B
Viau
Steel
$2.00 preferred
Hudson Bay
common
•
Webb
&
Knapp
Weston
(Geo),
"A"
50
—
4V2%
-
"
6'/r
Mining
Bank
•
10
—
Investment
class
A
*
preferred
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
Indus Acceptance
25
•
of
Canada
Corp
Warrants
common.5
common
.♦
a32
•
com
.——-—
!
Powders
10
Alscope
&
com
8%
Anglo-Can
Pulp
preferred
footnotes,
—25
see
paz'e'44.
515
1,460
Feb
10%
Jan
13% Mar
17%
Nov
45
45'A
Jan
5%
6
510
5%
Sep
27
2,350
25%
Nov
33%
Jan
16%
1,300
16%
Dec
24%
Jan
22
22
22y4
1,571
19
Jun
23
Nov
8
July
•
135
a7%
25
43
1,500
—
43
38
38%
750
—
12
12
780
9
62
64V2
1,889
19
18%
19
4,755
55 Va
56
—
——.10
350
61
8% Jan
•
17
Jan
87%
Dec
Jan
Jan
284
45
58
Jan
48% Mar
Mar
56
57
890
18%
18V4
18%
2,090
16 Va
Jun
1.80
1.80
300
1.70
Nov
4.00
Jan
4.75
4.85
300
4.75
Dec
8%
Jan
13
13
1,035
13
Dec
20%
Apr
39%
40
5,619
26%
Jun
40
2,90
2.90
300
38
38
27
2.60 May
feb
38
Nov
37%
103
92
Aug
107
Aug
*
--
4.75
—
——•
Ltd
"A"
17% Mar
24
56 Va
-•
-
39%
1
—
—___--
.
37%
37%
100
90y2
90'A
100
91
Jan
62%
8%
21%
3.30
Oct
Oct
87
.
" 1
Nov
Dec
4
13%
39%
6
7%
Apr
Apr
Sep
Dec
Oct
40Va Mar
34% Mar
Shown
STOCKS
Ltd
Aug
57% Sep
,
25%
s
35
84
Apr
100
Mar
V
Jun
Dec
3.35
30
10
-
Avalon
Mills
Jun
Co
Ltd
Baker
Talc
July
>
12
Jan
Jan
Jan
Bouzan
6.25
Jan
Burnt
7'A
Nov
50 V2
Jan
52'A
Jan
16 Va
43
44%
Jan
May
Jun
Raceway
Oil
&
Calgary
&
Refining
Tungsten
Candn
Uranium
Collieries
Canadian
Kodiak
Canadian
Power
7.05
July
Canuba
7.00
Mines
Dec
11%
Jan
Carbec
Mines
3.05
Dec
4.59
Jan
Cartier
45
45'A
63'A
63'A
42
10%
10%
10%
440
20
19%
20
230
792
43
July
Cassiar
Castle
Oil
52
Jan
Central
Nov
19%
21
Aug
Jan
Cleveland
30
2,253
11 Va July
12%
Feb
43
17
17
150
10
Feb
45
45
17%
25
40
Jan
47
15
15
205
15
Dec
13%
13%
21 'A
100
a2l
a22
1,030
12
Aug
May
14
22'A
Oct
Dec
Nov
July
Feb
Copper
Consol
Quebec Yellowknife
Consolidated
Vauze
Coulee
&
Lead
Oct
Crain
Jan
Crusade
Ltd
(R
Mines
Zinc
Mines
L)
8c
Jan
-
4.60
4,500
9c
-
,12 c
Jan
7% Aug
Dec
7.90
Apr
Aug
20c
Jan
5,500
,
6%c Jun
43c
Jan
2
5c
Jan
.
3'/2c
45c
9,000
1,000
40c
Feb
45c
Feb
23c
17,800
14c
Oct
55c
Jan
3c
3,000
3c
July
7% "
19c
~
350
18,334;,
40
3,200
%c Nov
12c
35c
Jtily
24c
21%
2%c Oct
2.60
6%
400
6%
75c
75c
2,500
29
29
45
7bc
Jan
2.60
Dec
Nov
11 Va
Jan
2%c
3c
5,508
15c
3.000
1.35
Jun
July
7%
J?n
7c
Jan
10c
Nov
70c
July
2%c
2%c
5,700
2c
Aug
5c
Jan
6%c
6V2c
1,000
5c
Nov
11c
9c
13c
10,300
8c
Aug
23c
J«n
13%
13%
350
13%
Nov
13%c
14c
2,000
107/a Mar
10%c
Oct
16c
2c
Nov
5%c
Sep
Feb
Nov
3.20
Feb
3c
3,000
2.19
47,060
9c
10c
2,500
6c
6c
6c
5,500
4c.
6%c
9c
5.000
6c
3c.
3,000
__
1.05
,
__
1.18
3c
1.10
1.11
225
8c
1.10
4c
4c
1,500
1.05
3,634
-63c
2 %c
19c
Apr
lie
Apr
Mar
2%c Oct
98c
Jan
Sep
12 %c
Jun
9c
Jan
,
Dec
3.45
Feb
Oct
6%c
Feb
Jun
1.30
28c
28c
2.000
28c
Dec
16%
16%
1,800
16%
Oct
1.20
6,400
40c
1.15.
Jan
1.52
3c
...
1
Jan
Jun
5
1.86
—
Feb
Mar
65c
6%c
1
33
2%c Nov
__
*,
78c
28'A.July
300
__
Jan
5c
Dec
3,500
2.15
Feb
Dec
97c
13%
Jan
Nov ."
300
12c
Jan
6%c
2.60
Feb
34c
65c
May
5%
9c
1.50
8%
13%
6%
__
1
6%c Man-,
5% Aug
2.60
15c
*«
1,100
Dec
5
*
Corp Ltd...
8c,
3%c
91c
__
Petroleum
10c
10,970
2%c
;_1
5.05
490
Jan
5
Mines Ltd.l
Ltd
Jan
7%
Jan
8%c
2%c
1
..1
Ltd
28c
8c
__
.1
Corp
July
Sep
6% Sep
Sep
Nov
97c
1
Miniere L'Ungava
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
70c
37,626
6%c
75c
_*
1
Compagnie
Apr
al3% al3%
2%c 2%c
6%
*
37
3,809
13
Nov
__
Ltd—_1
Jan
34%
12%
10%
Dec
40c
21 %c
500
—
•
Ltd
Mines
2c
17,033
40c
7c
__
__
Manitoba
Mar
33 %
41%
21 Va
Gas
Ltd.
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Chibougamau Copper Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
43
31%
&
Corp
31,901
47c
40c
1
Explorations Ltd
2%C
44c
7% '
16%c
19c
__1
Ltd
Asbestos
64
Jan
,_1
'
—1
Ltd—.
Quebec
Mav
8'/4
Ltd.—
700
7%
2c
19c
.
52 % Mar
12%
6,582
42
:
Paper inv Ltd——*
Mines
3%c
47%
45c
>
Ltd..— •
Explorations Ltd
600
35 % Mar
&
Nickel
5,000
6%c
..
__
..^--1
Refineries
July
Jan
3c
7%
21c
Ltd—__1
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
6
Jan
4c
3c
1
Ltd..__._*
:
35
20c
,
2%c
Mines Ltd
——1
Petroleum Ltd——1
&
Resources com__3
Preferred
1,250
205
Mines
Corp
High
Dec
July
Apr
6%
9c
__
1
Corp
2c
1,550
1,230
4.90
;
1
Edmonton
Canorama
Jan
Inc—
Mines' Ltd
Hills
15% May
12 Va Jan
44 Va
<
1
Mining
Bonnyville
28 Va
1
V
Bateman
Blue Bonnets
39%
3%c
700
2c
5.05
Corp Ltd.
1
Belle-Chibougamau Mines LtdJ.a.-__^__l
9,000
27c 32%c
2c
Bay Mining Co
....—1
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines
Ltd—..1
Beauce Placer Mining—1—
"
3%c
7
Ltd.
4c
2c
3c
47c
5
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
38%
6%
32%C
& Gas Ltd class A_1
Bailey Selburn Oil
Shares
High
2c
—
1
Dollars
Sales
for Week
3%c
3c
*
Canadian
of Prices
.
——1
Co
Exchange
in
Rancre
—
—*
Ltd—
Telephone
3.15
Oct
•
Week's
-
___.l
Paper
Iron
Telefilms
7.65
33 Va
105-
Low
—•
Ltd
&
Sulphur &
7.10
1,305
Expressed
Last
Ltd.—
7.00
725'
Are
6%
Mines
Canalask
10%
105
—.
39%
7.50
a22
8%
64%
Ltd—*
Brllechasse
950
38V2
__
Jan
16%
Development Co Ltd.
5
Mining Corp Ltd—T_.l
Anglo-Nfld
Canada Southern
•
45
Nov
26%
;
Mines
Calumet
'
Jan
Mar
30%
20
43
6
Worts
Explorations
7
—
Jan
30V4
37% Mar
27
Sale Price
32%
15
'11
Oct
Dec
16%
Par
175
—
—50
preferred
100
23%
Jan
18% Mav
Feb
*
Friday
100
—
pieferred
Cement
International Bronze
13%
Dec
———10
•
LISTED
7%
43
Oct
9.50 Mar
8% Mar
237
a32
90
8,079
—
6%
Dec
15% Mar
3,400
Canadian Stock
7%
34%
Jan
5.25
40
11
Price*
a37% a39%
—
-
2,985
100
40y2
—
Sep
Sep
45 %
Jan
6"%
125
17%
25%
preferred
Nov
40%
Dec
16%
Nov
1,400
10
preferred
38
40%
17%
Feb
4.40
Oct
—.—-•
15 Va
--
May
13
-t
Jan
40
warrants-
103
34%"
14
Sep
80
25
(Canada)
Feb
34
Fob
July
11
—
class
Mar
34y2
Jan
5.80
65 %
■
lO'A
_*
32
3.05
80
39
6,595
,
25%
Bank
Gooderham
DO
3.10
July
48%
99
•
Ltd
Walker
197
—.
20c
Paper
Jan
40
10'A
Corp
800
•
Pittfield—
Smith
18
Dec
Jan
17Va
—
*
200
•
Aug
Jan
100
1
36
a77/s
50
Jan
15 V*
30%
17%
A
100
39%
47
-
Oct
34%
5.60
——•
15%
39%
Jan
10
5.25
*
Co
15'A
1%
common—
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd Inc 1927.
Great Lakes Paper Co
Ltd-
Nov
50
5.60
_•
98%
Wares
55%
37
70
common
preferred
35Va
__
Jan
14%
a51
•
68'A
i
6%
15'A
__
250
•
Inc
35%
•
100
,
Andy
1
•
100
29
a51
70
Jan
20% July
24 Va May
'■
36%
—
•
Augustus Exploration
19% July
22
13% Aug
.
1.50 Sop
32% Mar
2,572
10
A
39
200
4.65
,
Atlas
3,425
3.30
17
14%
4.55
—
*
150
14%
w-
4.55
_*
5 Va
10
35Va
36'A
•
Canada
Atlas
20
3.30
12%
1,715
40'%
of
Jan
19'A
21%
345
50
Jan
19%
22
2,298
-
Power common..*
&
90
75
3.30
i
43% July
35% Oct
•
pfd
15%
41% Mar
1,659
10
Dec
9'A Aug
I
*
44 V\
--
100
Jan
345
10
.,150
.
45
common
class
52
45
a61
10%
10
40%
common
Anthonian
al7
—
110
10
39%
common
Arno
9%
—
9%
10
•
Canada
Oct
45
•
lO'A
(
39%
*
Jan
al7
I
—
Oct
Mar
Dec
common
4.25
9%
al7
'
...42%
18
■
Ltd
18yB
Apr
July
% Nov
18 %
Dec
21
38% July
10 V*
13%
32 y4
Aug
9%
62 Va
—
Jan
48 Va
i
Feb
20 Va May
2.25 July
10%
9%
6
Apr
—•
of
Ameranium
15
23%
Co
Bakeries
Imperial
Imperial
6
21
743
Dec
Dec
1,050
1,936
•
preferred
&
225
4,023
liy8
common
Cement
Jan
16
3%
Petroleum
Class
6
23%
23%
42
Jan
Nov
15'A
14
May
23%41%
•
Feb
14
15%
a65
Jan
Jan
13
Dec
75
——1
21% Dec
20% Mar
a65
7%
1,103
Jan
7,701
41%
240
•
——!
" Jan
29
32 A
—
12%
102
Jan
4.90
Nov
31%
*
common
5.25
11
Mar
32%
13
Oct
25% Jan
1.90
.
Nov
Nov
ay4
Jan
100
a2.10
13%
Apr
382
14%
Dec
12 3A
150
—
Apr
7%
150
4,653
—•
General
For
14
18%
17%
93% Mar
11%
...—__
Home
6
Jan
—•
preferred
United
Nov
452
-
63 y4
Foundation Co of Canada
6r/t
8,907
:
8
Nov
19
23'A
41'A
♦
common
—
Jan
99%
-9
•
common
Canada
Plavers
Howard
40
33 Va
48Va
;
Toronto-Dominion
May
t)ec
24%
Mar
3.85
•
Coal
Brewery
$2.25
7%
90
8%
Ltd
Donohue Bros Ltd
Inland
21%
7 y4
80
al4 al4%
a2.10
•
common
b
Textile
Oil
14,950
„
—*
Trans Canada Pipeline——
Triad
Oils \
Jan
5%
Aug
9
•
com
Dominion Tar b Chemical
common
Redeemable preferred
6 It-
20%
14
25
common
8tores
99
alOl
pfd
Dairies
Foundries & Steel
Handy
803
10%
—
May
8
4.65 Nov
19
•
Dominion
Home
Feb
al8% al8%
Dominion
5%
Dec
6
3
6%
Steel
43 Va
37
20
845
11
Seagrams
Dominion Bridge
Gatlneau
17%
,10
•
Oct
Jan
Oct
23J/4
Texaco Canada Ltd
Jan
1,090
400
A
Distillers
Co
17%
a99-% a99%
9 %
29'A
13%
11%
Standard Structural Steel
Co of Canada.———,—
Jan
17 y4
•
Smelting
Crown
&
9,450
47Va
—
Steinbergs
Jan
12%
16
5%
•
Dominion
8.45
Nov
Nov
20%
—
Dominion
esep
7'A
38%
•
Dominion
2.^u
a7%
99
Mortgage
Foncier Franco-Canadian.
French
Jan
25
15
23%
Steel
Jan
9
5%
•
B
Frosst
6
120
33
Jan
Jan
7%
1,500
20 y8
Ltd.
Corbys class A
Coal
10%
•
Co
Coronation
10%
Feb
3.85
Enterprises
Cos
8%
33
1
Ltd
Lawrence
Southam
Sep
371/4
•
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Fraser
8%
14%
—
17%
;
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Blcard
Dec
12% July
100
1,059
5%
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Cellulose
1,100
20 y8
29
—
Columbia
4.15
•
10
preferred
Farm
Motor
Mar
i..
100
(Canada)
Simpsons
Sogemines
7% July
2.40
a7%
•
Combined
Famous
Sep
11
15
1
Canada
B
Series
Dec
,
19
~
Nov
9
107
A
common..
Vickers
Ford
common
Paper class A_
Sherwin
Dec
5% July
1,110
9
100
Canadian
10%
7%
14
9
—*
33.
Nov
1.85
9
•
com
—
Companies
Pacific
5'A
500
"
preferred
Canadian
Dec
470
13%
00
Canadian
'75""" 19
4.05
•
Locomotive
of
24'A
,s v
6y8
7%
common.
International Power
Pont
30
Nov
*
Products.
Shawlnigan Water
Jan
A 22% May
13% Jan
Apr
1.95
10
1
Industries
Preferred
Du
18 %
57/s
Husky
Canadian
Dow
35
Apr
7
'
•
—
Balada-Shirriff-Horsey
4.75 Mar
17% Nov
1.85
Ltd—
*
Dominion
Nov
1,740
33
-25
Co
B
Dominion
Oct
24
10
8Va
—*
Bank
5%
Dec
16
150
24%
42%
"s
Canadian
Class
325
12%
23%
24
2.00
Bt
Sep
Sep
58!% Sep
8% Aug
2.30
al7% al7%
12%
—
Fairbanks
(B
26%
428
11 Va
Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
St
12V2
31 % Mar
8%
2.30
8%
com.
-20
Chemical
'
Dec
39% Mar
10% Feb
.
Coghlin
Mar
408
Warrants
Cockshutt
49
.
1,145
series
5%
275
48%
"A"
Class
Jan
12%
common
Canadian
83
39%
al7%
Canners
Celanese
Canadian
Nov
12 %
common
Canadian
Canadian
74
39 %
—
Canadian
Class
30
29%
a6%
•
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(A V)
Royal
23% Mar
Feb
Jan
.5
—
common
Co
14%
29'A
,
•
A
Oct
Nov
a6%
8
Power
Rolland
Jan
12%
—
Canadian
75
155
15% Aug
Roe
Jun
•
-•
Aluminum
warrants
series
73
62
35
27 %
12.50
common
British
1,015
61
*
Electronics
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common-
Canadian
29'/a
Oct
62
July
—.
—
1
Warrants
Sep
22 %
17
10
5%
preferred
Canadian Aviation
$1.00
'
52
29%
10%
Units
Jun
24 %
100
Canada
$1.75
*
—
class
Transport
Reitman's
42
25
preferred
Canadian
Jun
Natural Gas
9%
25%
Foundries
Malting
4,B"
liy2
—
Canada
Canadian
A
Weaving
&
Provincial
1
12%
23
common—
$1.30 preferred
Iron
200
:
Development
Corp of Canada
Power
9%
common
Cement
Canada
11'A
—•
Page-Hersey Tubes
'
Class
Calgary Power
11'A
—
*
Car
Steel
12%
30
1,525
•
—
preferred
45%
30%
59%
*
"B"
12%
.10
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Products
59
59%
Dec
Jan
37 %
Co
Wire
45 y.
Brown Co
58 Va
Pacific Petroleums
50
Telephone—
Chemical
7%
Oct
76
90%
•
36%
—L—
Noranda Mines Ltd
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Ogilvie Flour Mills common..
Ontario
Nov
76
50
.
Columbia Forest
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
Feb
38% May
40
Steel
Class
>v
Jan
90%
50
—,
British
31
950
•
&
Niagara
July
Aug
90%
50
4
1,225
41 'A
B
National
46% July
100
—
35%
41 Va
Ltd
Breweries
Morgan
Jan
50
preferred
34%
—
57% Aug
33 %
48
L#
common
35 Va
com
Preferred
Sep
50
Light «r Power
Oil
Molson
Sep
—"h
—
30 Va
———
Trust
5,379
3,103
52%
Dec
Locomotive
*
51%
Ltd
!
class
Montreal
64%
'
British
(Robt)
"B"
Montreal
57
63%
10
A
30
—100
Sep
55%
64
50
Paper class
1,045
——10
common
Nov
56%
"■
30 Va
5
preferred—
Class
Jan
10
5% %
5%%
Mitchell
Jan
16
July
17% July
56% July
30
Corp
...
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
43
20%
Sep
30
St Lawrence
Power
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Lia •
Tel & Tel
10
Sep
965
110
al7% al7%
19%
19%
46%
Lower
30%
al7%
4,668
Maritime
Sep
48%
20%
Ltd
High
55%
7.60
;
....
Low
,
54%
o
new
Service
Range Since Jan. 1
High
55%
(John)—.
Ltd
(M)
43
30
Mersey
Loeb
Low
Shares
•
25
Public
Ltd
Bros
46% Sep
52% Aug
10
&
preferred
Building
Lewis
29%
25
Corp 5%
4%fo
Labatt
48%
25
Telephone
4%%
47
Jamaica
38%
Mar
75
41%
Sep
Jan
Jan
48%
*
Brazilian
27% July
51%
'
20
21
40%
Jan
July
Canada
preferred
Class
preferred
Scotia
Power
Eowters
Feb
17%
Dec
30%
B
5 Va %
44%
41
51
16,500
18
30
of
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
Jan
15
Jun
'
Banque Canadian NationalBanque Provinciale (Canada)—
Bell
44%
51%
,
25
31 %
20%
5%
Nova
Bo water
29%
41%
50
preferred
Montreal
Class
300
5,771
.
9%
41%
a
Bailey-Selburn
Bathurst
19%
31%
35 % Mar
Utilities
$2
High
.50
—
Asbestos Corp
of
19%
30%
44%
pfd—50
Atlas Steels Ltd
ph.nk
550
31%
common
preferred
5%%
Bank of
15
50
4%%
preferred
$2.50
14
al8% al8%
pfd_50
Pulp pfd
Anglo
Argus-Corp Ltd
3,160
31%
*
Canadian
37%
19%
•
of
36%
—*
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Co
Low
Faper
International
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14 y4
•
Aigoma
Aluminum
Shares
Nickel
International
for Week
37%
—
Agr.ew-Surpass
International
of Prices
Sale Price
Abltibl Power & Paper common.
Sales
for ueek
of Prices
Par
Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Dollars
July
40c
Oct
Sep
'
Volume
192
Number 6011
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2361)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
ifavid
&
Dome
Mines
Frere Limitee
class
"A"
Low
Leaseholds
Works
45
45
23%
23%
24%
♦
15%
15%
15%
89c
89c
1,000
20 %
19%
20%
2,292
1.50
1.50
1.53
900
Ltd
Ltd
1
89c
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Sullivan Mines Ltd
l
Falconbridge
Faraday
Fundy
Nickel
Uranium
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Copper Mines
Oils Ltd—
43
300
17
Jun
27%
100
14%
Aug
19
89c
Dec
35%
1.20
1.23
19%
Dec
1.45 May
425
1
Ltd
35%
Mar
4,600
28
45
40
Aug
35%
Nov
Aug
1.23
3c
3c
2,000
3c
Jun
10c
Abacus
Mines
15c
1,000
13c
Nov
38c
Jan
Oil
Golden
Ventures
Age
Gui-Por
Haitian
Ltd
Horner
Hubbard
(Frank
Felt
Investment
Iso
1
Co
W)
Ltd
2Vic
6,690
2Vic Nov
40c
41c
1,500
30c
6c
6c
2,000
2Vic
l
class
class
Ceramic
"A"_
3c
3c
*
pfd_;
_*
A
Mining Ltd
3c
1,200
a20% a20%
a21
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Power
&
Acadia
Class
•<
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9c
9c
_50
(Alfred)
Lingside
Copper
Explor
50
64
Jan
Dec
50
50c
50c
1,000
31C
18
18%
200
17
July
25
12
Apr
Inc class A—
1
al3
al3
1
3c
3Vic
5,500
Corp of Canada Ltd—
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)„
36c
41c
21,700
,*
25
25
25
Lithium
Massval
Mines
Ltd
•
41c
Mount
Royal Rice
Minerals
West
Nocana
North
American
North
American
Northern
1st
4
Obalski
July
30%
Oct
Nov
1.13
Jan
18c 18 %c
1,000
15c
Mar
12
a5c
6%
Partridge
11 VaC
Ltd
Paudash
Mines
Pennbec
Mining
Porcupine
Premier
Provo
Steel
a25
7c
8c
7 VaC
1.71
1.70
1.75
2.65
2.65
5c
7c
5.10
6c
19c
7c
9 VaC
9%c
lie
_*
7%
*
7Va
5c
11c
1.80
Warrants
Alberta
Class
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Cobalt
Exploration
&
13c
1.12
Jan
Alta
Natural
Algoma
Jan
9Vic
3.60
Jan
10c
Sep
91c
Jan
26
Mar
47
Oct
16c
Feb
23c
Jan
8.50
Jan
Jan
1.75
Dec
Nov
2.75
Nov
Sep
16c
Feb
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Oil
Quebec
Development
Allied
1
Quebec
5
.i.
Warrants
;
5'/af/<
Red
common
Co
Gold
Amalgamated
Anacon
Rexspar Minerals &
Chemicals
Ltd
1
,
"
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd warrants—
Columbian
Lawrence
St
Shop
&
Save
(1957)
Siscalta
Oils
5c
Feb
Oct
8%c
Oct
Soca
Dufault
Southern
Anthes
Tache
Tazin
Tib
Jun
40c
5.60
3,125
7 Va
7%
1,593
35c
35c
40c
300
Trans-Canada
_1
Ltd
6%
'
—-
pfd—100
Ltd————
—
Ltd
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Mines
Area
Ash
Atlantic
Atlantic
Properties
Vanguard .Explorations
Ltd—
Ltd
Mining
Wendell
Mineral
Products
Ltd
.Alines:
Sep
Oct
Baska
Jan
Beta
60c
6.90
10
Feb
Class
Beatty
Beaver
Lodge
Beaver
Lumber
6c
!
11 %c
Sep
13c
Bell
Bros
Jan
Bethlehem
Jan
Bevcon
29%
7c •*
1.45
1.55
6c
»
7c
29
7,212
2c
May
July
Bibis
Yukon
Bordulac
Nov
Bouzan
4VaC
Jan
Bowater
July
3C
3c
Aug
6c
Dec
5c
Nov
Jan
Oct
Sep
26c
Jan
Feo
Jan
42 Vac
42c
44c
20,666
31c
Oct
90c
3.50
3.65
405
7 VaS
7c
8c
12,500
—
,
3.50
Dec
7c
Jun
51%
51%
51%
35
8.00
8.00
8.50
730
14c
14c
5,800
15c
9%c
15c
92,821
7%c
26%
26%
25
26%
3c
3c
400
26%
,
69c
70c
2,000
30%
29%
30%
6,405
48%
48%
49
310
6%c
27c
33c
Mar
6.50
14c
Jun
Feb
Jan
9 Va
Jan
14 %c
Jan
52% Aug
13 VB Jan
Jun.
27c
Jun
35c
Jan
Dec
38
Jan
3c
Aug
65c
July
7c
Jan
Feb
1.02
Jan
26% Mar
35%
Jan
43
49 Va
Nov
Feb
6 %c
1,100
6c
May
lOc
Jan
28c
4,500
27c
Dec
89c
Jan
11c
415
7 Vac Mar
11c
Dec
16,975
27c
9%c
49
10c
*
34c
100
10%
Aug
16%
Nov
-20
20
100
16
Jan
21%
Nov
"
1.17
1.17
1.24
20%
20%
20%
1,707
7c
10c
13,500
1
1
.—,
6,800
6c
6c
2,100
|6c
6c
6%C
20,500
2.90
2.90
2.90
900
6
—
6
6
510
4.75
5.05
19%
19%
19%
76c
76C
30 %c
34c
1
,,
*
'
'
25c
1.06
Aug
Jan
19% July
6c
July
5c
Jun
5%c July
2.21 May
60c
2.10
28
14c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Oct
11c
Jan
19c *
Jan
3.25
Oct
9%
Apr
Dec
8.00
Apr
16'/a Mar
20 Va
Sep
1.25
Feb
6
Nov
'
32c
50
4.70
500
7n*
ftfriv
15,833
19c
Feb
43c
Aug
13c
Nov
%c
7,110
7 %c Apr
56%
55%
57
11,010
47% Mar
58%
63
64%
8,420
66% July
77%
Jan
1.65
1.62
1.70
16,478
1.09
1.90
Nov
7%c
7%C
10 %c 11
Dec
24,750
7 %C
Nov
11,400
6c
3c
3%c
6,200
3c
May
July
2.75
'
8c
8%C 10 %c
3c
A-
5,390
•
63%
10c
2.75
200
2.60
Nov
17c
14c
Sep
Jan
Oct
6%c
Jun
5.00
Apr
41
41%
125
37
Mar
51
32%
75
23
Mar
37% July
7c
*
class A
8c
7,200
Nov
24c
fir
5%
7%
12,260
4 VaC
4 %C
3,500
21%
21%
21 Va
135
43C
48c
11,820
47 Va
47%
9,558
42%
*
43c
—■—-1
47 Va
4% Aug
7%
Sep
18c
Jan
Dec
24 %
Jan
75e
Jan
Jan
47%
Aug
4%c Aug
20%
Oct
Jan
•ww.
92c
Feb
.500
54c
54c
58c
7,400
50c
Oct
10 VaC
10 %C
12c
52,740
10c
May
19c
Feb
1
5c
5c
5 VaC
Nov
15%c
Jan
Nov
67c
Jan
16,400
5c
—1
48c
42c
48c
8,000
42c
9 VaC
9 %c
12c
68,700
13%
13%
200
5c
"6%c
4 %c
pfd
A
5 VaC
May
Oct
31c
14
27 %c
Sep
Jan
Jan
5 Vac
3c
July
8c
Nov
42c
39c
42c
36,200
33c
May
65c
Jan
.50
47%
47%
47%
468
41
Mar
48%
51
51
235
45
Mar
52
-1
————
Ltd—,
pfd
Corp 5%
5% %
preferred
Eowater
Paper
Mar
—1
Mines
Mines
7c
12
11,500
1,100
Uranium—
Bay
Dec
2c
2c
Black
Nov
13,000
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16c
16%
,
class
Hats
18c
2 Vac
1,000
Jan
29%
2c
5,167
20
Mines
27c
2
18c
16c
23
47
12C
Mines
Bicroft Uran
Aug
1
Jan
1
Feb
Jan
Nov
July
33%
19% May
40% Mar
65C
common—
5c
Biltmore
6c
—
16c
—1
33%
2.40
6c
27 Vi July
175
545
1
Dec
22
22,564
21 %
45 V4
30c
Copper Corp
1.45
1,450
31V4
21%
Dec
Mines
10,600
3,000
•
Feb
Sep
Bldcop Mines Ltd
32,700
Jan
36c
5c
25
5.00 May
9c
3.20
44%
—
44%
1
Corp
Oct
29%
Dec
16%
Paper
Co
3.40
8c
Nov
1.42
28c
Mines———;—
8,200
28%
13 %c
Jan
16c
42c
Feb
1,500
6,005
—
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Dec
v
40%
15c
1.51
29%
31 Vi
3c
Telephone
Jun
30^
July
30
Jan
15c
7
Feb
120
Jan
j an
6.10
8,926
*
Seattle Duquesne
Jan
4.40
4,215
19%
60
Sep
31
Jan
3 Va c
31%
3.50
1.42
——
17%
r
30%
—
1.44
—,——
&
Power
B
12c
3c
15 Va
52% Mar
66
4,500
—
class
Innes
&
Nov
30
Dec
176
275
3.80
Mines
Uranium
Jun
3.85
Nov
common-———*
Mines—
Petroleums
5c
1.50
——_1
Jan
4c
.
14%
15 V4
—
4c
8c
Ltd
75c
Jan
5,128
1,360
—
Dec
52,682
—
107,000
4.05
13%
52%
——*
Mines
12%
—1
Corp
5c
45 %c
Dec
12c
*
1
f
Dec
"
12c
1
Sep
Nov
3.80
1
Mines,—
500
8%c Aug
Jan
7.80
15 V4
—
—_—
8c
•
PrinciDal
.—
Dec
5c
1
—
Corp Ltd—
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38c
6,500
107
Jun
6c
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
_1
5%%
preferred
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Oil
50c
Bankeno Mines
-1
Bankfield Consolidated Mines
1
Bank of Montreal
1®
Bank of Nova Scotia
10
Barnat Mines
1
Base Metals Mining
'
9c
'*
Jan
2.45 Julv
3.50
52%
—
Banff
8c
4VaC Aug
Jun
1.20
28%
7c
*
50
1
_
Bathurst
3,500
4,720
100
Jun
41c
——,
■'.4
Jan
9c
11,190
*
Gold
Jan
Apr
575
-
Nov
1.50 Aug
16%
Jan
1
—,—.
Electric
5c
>
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A
Mines
100
r
14%
...
50c
Oct
Jan
2.90
6c
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*
6c
class
—
Coast
Jan
114
13%
40c
7 VaC
.
7.60
—
common..
13%
•
15,683
45c
7%c
28c
-
Mines—«—
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2.05
Feb
920
V
105% 106%.
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Acceptance
13
Dec
Oct
6c
Arcadia Nickel
Associated
1.00 Oct
9% Mar
1.50
Sep
20o
Oil
Temple
7 VaC
8c
•
101
Oct
Oct
Apr
3%c Aug
4.00
40c
———
Gold
Arjon
Asamera
Bates
35c
,
3,500
120
Nov
1,000
1.55
24 V4
7.05
1
Argus Corp common
$2.50 preferred
Belcher
6c
;—-—1
Ltd
——1
Fund—;
10
Ltd
120
*
—
Corp
Virginia
6
106
warrants—_—,
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13%
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,
Ltd-
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Corp
Mines
United
5.40
375
1.05
40c
3,000
11%
Mines
Trebor
15VaC Nov
650
5.45
11
Power
Petroleum
Westville
21
Jan
15
Apr
2c
1.05
Mines
Exploration
Ventures
Jun
18%
500
1.05
Petroleum
Lake
United
3,000
11
500
11%
Mines Ltd—
Titan
20c
19c
600
7%
A
Mines
Gold
-
3c
Sep
lOo
Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Imperial
Arcadia
3.85 Mar
Jun
*
Canada
Standard
Supertest
21
3c
27c
29
———————2
Stores class
Ltee
South
15
21
55C
1.50
23%
24
1
Auto
July
-460
2.40
50c
Mines
Ansil
Jan
lc
5.60
——_2
1,555
Mines.
Pete
River
2c
40c
4,187
1.90
1.90
•
Gold
1,375
•
Limited
Sobey's
40c
34c
4%c
4 Vac
1
Analogue Controls—,
Petroleums
Aumaque
2,000
.—1
Metals
Ltd
12,500
4c
1.85
GO
Anchor
Aumacho
1 VaC
20c
-
-
Apr
45c
__10c
Mines
Lead
Apr
2 Vac
'
42c
2,450
3.80
Nepheline
9% (Jun-
1,000
14V4
3c
45c
Earth—
Rare
Leduc
2.75
3,400
—
*
Ltd——.
Jan
78c
..
American
Oct
13c
'
—;—20
Mines
21
preferred- ————25
American
7
35
15
———i————.—
preferred
Crest
Jun
10
—
4%
Rui flier
33%
Oct
Sep
Stdels
1%C
35
Corp
Apr
17 %
50
__
.
preferred
Amalgamated
Larder
Atlas
Aug
21 Vic
14 Va
4 Va %
Atlin
8c
Oct
48c
•
Ltd
Aluminum
Oct
6,400
12c
156
—*.
Minerals—
Aluminium
Feb
8c
5,500
60,902
•
Jan
10c
12c
7.55
common
Roxana
11c
2.25
8c
Jan
96
60c
Algoma Steel
55c
2 Vac
'
l%c
Telephone
Ltd
11 %c
Jun
2.95
Almlnex
55c
13c
.
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Dec
18%
,—100
—
Oct
Dec
5c
85
54c
Jan
Dec
Jan
2,775
2.80
——
Anglo
90c
uun
1.62 Aug
50
6c
51c
Huronian
Rouyn Mines
Dec
Oct
91%
31%
Central
Preferred
Canadian
Nov
%
18%
5
Gas—,
Anglo
Dec
20
12C
12c
T.
Angle
Jan
Feb
5 %C
—
Feb
Dec
*
59c
—
Jan
Sep
18
Jan
91%
—
—1
—-
preferred
Sep
1.27
1,075
19 Va
„
warrants-,
Jan
'13c
18%
19 Va
common——-
6c
2.11
1
Dec
9 % Mar
-1
Gold
—-
A
Class A
Aunor
Quebec
Quebec
15
•
Trunk—,
Gas
5c
600
5,630
'
5c
400
15
•
Distillers
46,500
„
Jan
13%
—
Yellowknife
6,000
''
7%
1.80
—
2.25
1,500
24,519
24c
7c
10c
80c
41%
2.80
6c
Nov
Mar
1
Jun
J
44
100
6c
l^c
30c
3,700
2.65
20 %c
Ltd
4
1,000
1
Ltd
Jan
<*c
11,200
5.25
2
Producers
Jan
52
2.60
8,500
7c
5.10
7c
—
1
19c
July
10 %c
35
1
Ltd
Jun
50
6c
Ltd
July
lc
260
46%
8c
■
Ltd—1
Corp
Mines
Mills
a25
1
Ltd—a
Prime
Gas
Exploration
Nov
4c
13,500
1
Co_
16c
43
1,500
35c
46%
a25
7c
30c
50
Ltd—
Investm't
Feb
Dec
6c
200
7C
com__»
Feb
23
5,000
2.60
31c
—
Jan
10 %
Jan
19
1,200
4 Vic
2.60
1
26c
Nov
950
11 %c 11 %c
Feb
12c
Sep
20,500
4 Vic
1
Mines
Canadian
3c
2 Vic
1
Corp
Ltd—
Cdn
70
1
■
Jan
Jan
5%
6,500
47
2%c
2c
*
.
Atlantic
5c
47
2c
I
32c
12 %
Sep
2,500
4 Vic
Feb
5c
25
11c
May
32c
50c
478
■■■•
6c
1
Metals
5,750
61/4
a21
*
4 Vic
6c
1,500
a6c
6V4
Nov
10 % May
500
53c
a4c
8c
100
6c
52c
—j_l
;
al2
6c
•
Ltd-
Asbestos
Uranium
Pacific
all%
2,175
6,086
*
Explorations
Alberta
40c
37%
14
Mines Ltd
Mines
Akaitcho
Alba
Nov
36%
100
_
Mines-—
& Oil
Warrants
45c
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
-1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Orchan
Jan
21
a21
Quebec Power Co Ltd
(1945)
Advocate
Agnico
10c
Jan
Aug
1,000
50c
preferred
6c
58c
27%
2,200
Ltd
Rare
Jun
48c
1
—
Corp
Jun
6c
26%
—_
Mines
Ltd
Mining
2c
2J % rviuy
9 Vic
.
Ltd—
Amulet
Mines
Sep
7c
Ltd—
Santiago Mines Ltd
Normetal
14%
46c
Formaque Mines Ltd
1
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
New Jack Lake Uranium Mines Ltd—1
New
1
May
26%
New
New
Jan
61c
7c
46c
•
Mining Co Ltd
Royal Dairies Ltd
Mount
Native
27
26%
1
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd——*
Mogador Mines Ltd—
:
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—1
Mills
Dec
6
Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Monpre
Aug
_l
—
Mines
Island
Merrill
30c
51
_
Agnew Surpass Shoe
.
8%c July
Ltd__l
Co
Mining Co Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Jan
25
21
1
&
7c
Nov
Apr
July
Sep
Ltd—
Mining
Lambert
Oct
Jan
19%
1,000
51
May
9c
20
100
50
Jan
70c
Nov
2 %c
93
7c
Mar
_
High
4,550
*
Sugar common-
Uranium
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
11c
♦
Preferred
Shares
High
37%
♦
common-
A
Acadia
of Prices
Low
10c
Paper
Atlantic
Voting trust
pfd-
conv
Mines
2%c
40c
Foundation—
cum
Labrador
2 Mac
»
;
—
Ltd
Mines & Metals Ltd 1
Copper Mining Corp
International
6%
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
for Week
Ltd
Feb
15c
Dollars
Sales
Range
Sale Prtee
Dec
1
Canadian
Week's
Par
Abitibi
Jan
2.03
Exchange
In
Expressed
Last
Oct
May
Acme Gas
Gaspe
Are
STOCKS
Jan
1.72
*
u,
__
Shown
Friday
Jan
Mar
86c
Prices
High
140
•
Ltd_:
Bay
Futurity
Low
45
Dominion
East
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
Engineering
Dominion
Toronto Stock
Shares
.50
Ltd,
Dominion
(Range for Week Ended December 9)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
41
5%c
5%c
.50
—
Sep
Sep
-1
"7
7
7 Va
580
7
pfd——~ .50
48
48
48
20
45
„1
6.15
6.15
6.40
30c
35c
5,205
1,925
3.70
3.70
3.80
7,831
5%
425
45
45
50
35 Va July
49 % May
42%
42%
42%
30
35'/a July
49 % Mar
1.97
1.99
5,400
27%
26%
27%
9,500
24% Aug
35%
Jan
75 Va
75%
93
69
Mar
78 %
Sep
42
42%
150
37
Mar
45% Sep
55
80
Mar
93
42% Mar
52
Dec
10%
Jan
—
Bowaters
UNLISTED
Alberta
Gas
Beatty
Trunk
Ltd
Co
Ltd
Bros
Bralorne
STOCKS
Line
&
Canada
Canadian
Consumers
Ford
7
6.20
2,700
17
17%
1,147
48
48
100
4.40
4.45
300
40
40
350
of
Joliet-Quebec
Kelly
Loblaw
15%
Ltd
14%
40%
15%
2,000
6,153
13,930
44
2.25
July
7
7.20
18%
49%
-n
Jun
4.85
37% Mar
Nov
Dec
Aug
Nov
Sep
40 %
4.10 July
3R% Mar
13%
al27
al27
40
1
12%
12%
100
9.10
7.40
7.40
100
6.50
110
Sep
Nov
Sep
Oct
172%
Jan
Jun
14%
Bridge
Ltd
class
—
(T
preferred
preferred
preferred
_50
48 '/a
48%
52
645
51%
52
405
10%
10%
5,491
Jan
5.25
Aug
Jan
31c
Nov
35c
Columbia
British
29%
Sep
35c
35c
1,500
5%
5%
300
12
12
13
4,585
10%
Jun
A——*
29
28'/4
29
525
23%
Nov
*
30%
30%
31
495
S-p
Mar
Apr
7%
22 %
Nov
Apr
Apr
Class
B
Power
&
Paper Co class A
*
19%
Class B
;
Minnesota
Moore
1
——
Petroleums
City
&
Ontario
Ltd
1
Paper Co
Broulan
31%
Nov
9c
Aug
20%
Nov
Buffalo
Nov
Buffalo
Red
Nov
Building
Industries
Antonio
Gold
Sherritt-Gordon
980
47%
3.525
Ltd
—___
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Traders
Class
Propane
Ltd
Finance
Ltd
Corp
class
B
A
_•
Trans
Mountain
Union
Gas
of
Oil
Pipe Line Co
Ltd
1—
Canada
United
Keno
United
Oils
Ltd—!
For
footnotes,
Mines
—,—
see
page
9
44.
Jan
49
July
95c
July
Bunker
Products
Hill
2,500
44c
Oct
31c
1,000
39c
Dec
150
1.32
1,000
Sep
Cable
2.95
535
2.60
Jun
3.25
Jan
Cadamet
6.20
6.50
2,250
6 00
Oct
13%
Jan
Calalta
1.00 July
1.20
1.45
Jan
Burrard Dry
200
15
Sep
15%
36%
1,045
32%
Feb
39%
36%
100
35 %
Aug
37
July
Calvan
Consol
728
3.45
2.65
3.45
2,400
6c
10,100
9%
7% July
12
Jan
Calvert
Gas
Oils
15
1.200
8.55
8.53
1,000
al.05
al.05
50
12%
Apr
5.70 Mar
90c
Jun
Nov
Sep
16%
Jan
8.55
Dec
1.87
18c
Jan
Calgary
& Edmonton—
Calgary Power common
57*
preferred
Campbell
Campbell
Canada
&
Chibougamau
Red
Bread
Lake
common
*
Oct
<
Jun
Feb
Oct
8c
Mar
5c
1.28
Sep
1.45
1.49
650
5c
9,500
4%C
Dec
30%
30%
991
29 Va
Jan
10 %c
7c 11 VaC
60,000
5c
Aug
15
140
11%
1,155
6%
6%
575
12c
12c
1,000
Jan
Nov
5V2
Jan
7
Apr
8c
May
20c
Jan
*
23,935
7V2C
23C
12,300
19c
5,660
23
22 Va
23
6,543
16%
Feb
102
102
90
94 Va
Feb
3.15
3.15
903
30c
30c
2,500
6.05
6.20
10,439
14%
■
15%
775
3.55
3.55
130
Sep
17%
16%
8 VaC
6.15
Aug
Oct
14%
14%
12 %c
Apr
Mar
Nov
13%
3.15
8c
14%
21 Vac
7 Vac
2.26
35
II
14 Va
21 Vac
Jan
5.30
4 VaC
11%
52c
Oct
2.60
1.49
1
1
July
16%
4 Vac
1
*
July
9% Mar
30 Va
—
Oil
14%
4,200
1
1
25c
*
*
100
Jan
15
15 '/a
Jan
29C
6%
———
14%
Jan
Jan
Oils
Oct
Dec
52% Aug
Aug
12%
29c
15
Mines
2.65 Mar
11%
12%
9'%
*
Petroleum'—,
Jun
47
12%
—■
Mines
7%
37%
42
750
Dock class A
Jun
Feb
30% July
2,068
10
1
1
Oct
Jan
5'/a
Sep
8,147
46
-*■
—
15%
650
Jun
35 Va
Extension
35%
.
May
14
9%
Burns
60c
11
14
205
11%
8%
Dec
140
14
33%
—
Burlington
39c
8%
14
14
45%
Smelting
.
8%
14%
8.55
„
32%
Sep
14
1
Lake
361/4
36
*
Ltd
&
15%
*
•
20c
2.95
6.50
*
—x.-
Dec
Sep
1.32
.———1
1
Corp
60c
15c
27%
35 % Mar
8%
39c
1
1
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Superior
500
29%
9%
35
Ankerite
21 Va
46
Mar
8.70
75c
Nov
■
Gold
Oct
28%
47
57
■
10%
6c
Mining
Oct
471/,
90 May
I
9%
Mines
19%
29%
Nov
45%
Company
Brunswick
5Va
1
pfd—
Chem
Reef
Dec
3.50 May
1
Telephone
Brown
4.55 May
30c
2s
10
Power
Columbia
19%
*
Murray Alining Com Ltd
1
1
New Mylamaque Explorations Ltd——1
San
15c
*
*
A
Jan
*
Columbia
British
225
21
15c
—5
Corp Ltd-
Russell
15c
class
British
225
20
21
'
'
Mill
Packers
•
Products
—
Broekville
Nov
29%
Forest
Columbia
Buffadison
MacLaren
—60
preferred
5% %
Oct
10 %
4c
'
5%
Oct
500
—
4
91
Jan
4c
■
_50
91
19
4c
—•
91
300
Corp___,—1
.-a—,
100
100
1,025
23
pfd-
47*
4%%
21
—
1
——--
Electric
4%%
4.50
5%
r
Oil
American
Columbia
4.50
1
common
Petroleum
Brltalta
201/4
1
5%
common—
—50
G)
British
4.50
—_
Tank
&
Preferred
Bright
20%
Ltd
-1
j~
Brazilian Traction common—
Ltd——5
2.45
Petroleums
British
Aug
6.70 Sep
44% Jan
16
Pioneer
Bralsaman
British
VA"——•
class
Mines
Goldfield
al27
39%
5.10
Jun
Jun
24%
———*
Mines
B
Louyicour.t
•
5.00
5
4.50 Mar
13 %
1
Ltd
—
Ltd
Ltd
Gold
—
Mines
Ltd
Companies
Class
40%
——
Mines
Douglas
5.10
*
Canada
Gold
40
Ltd—_——•
common-
Hollinger Consol Gold
Kerr-Addison
*
•
Corp
Ltd
Collieries
Ltd—*
Co Ltd
Ltd
Co
Co
Mines
Hillcrest
Ltd
Petroleums
Paper
Gas
18% July
200
6.05
Yellowknife
Gunnar
2,870
17
Oils
Rio
Motor
Giant
6%
24%
6.05
Devonian
Consolidated
24
1
Ir.gersol Rand
Central-Del
24
—*
——'
Dominion
Packers
Canadian
A_5
Sugar Co Ltd—•
Ltd clas '"A"———*
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
Canada
cl
5%%
Mersey
Nov
Nov
13 Va May
3.15 July
30c
Dec
4.30 Mar
16c
Jan
57c
Jan
22 Va
Nov
24
102
3.55
63c
Sep
Nov
Feb
Mar
7.20 Aug
9% May
17%
Oct
Oct
4.25
Jan
3.35
.
42
(2362)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
Monday, December 12, 1960
.
v
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Canada
Cement
Preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
4% %
.20
Canada
Oil
25 %
25%
304
24
July
27y2 July
33% Jsa
Aug
23 y4 Mar
16%
"
83c
2,900
12%
72
70
70 %
60%
60%
17
70%
72
62 y2
256
Dec
class
45 % Mar
...
Permanent
Canada
Safeway
Southern
83c
7,528
80c
6%C
3,000
6c
48%
48%
48%
25
42 %
47%
48
525
41 y8
pfd_
53
53
135
89
89
50
Oils
53
100
warrants
4c
Petroleum
Lines
Canada
Steamship
Tungsten
Canada
Wire
1
B
4c
2.69
7,630
39%
100
1
class
1.45
1.40
1.50
2,000
*
7 %
7%
7%
Dec
Courvan
Craigmont Mines
Crain
(R
Nov
Croinor
Crown
Astoria
Minerals
Sep
Crown
Jun
49
Sep
Crowpat Minerals
47 y2
Jun
58
Jan
Crush
International
80'A
Feb
91
Sep
Cusco
Nov
75c
Canadian
Bakeries
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
British
Class
A
Class
B
Zellerbach
5.25
Daering
Darag.on
Mines
Aug
Decoursey
9y4
Jan
Deer
Feb
Canadian
$1%
56%
55 %
56%
4,765
42%
41 %
42%
18,471
*
8 %
8%
8%
275
8y8
Dec
2.40
2.25
2.50
1.065
2.00
Oct
2.25
2.25
2.30
435
2.00
Nov
*
class
Celanese
A
•
common
13
•
12%
13
905
4.50
8.00
Nov
Chieftain
Canadian
Collieries
Canadian Curtis
Devonian
Dredge
Devon
Dickenson
Distillers
7.05
Jan
Dome
Jan
Dome
Feb
Dec
Feb
33
Dec
5
Nov
1.90
8,200
86c
11.700
2,450
73c
73c
1,500
70c
75c
Canadian Dyno Mines
82c
87c
11,110
4.35
4.50
15.405
13
13%
950
51c
51c
54c
6,530
1
1.70
70c
Oct
Oil
&
Fairbanks
Morse
16%
class
1.57
1.50
1.57
27,975
A_50c
10
10
10
840
*
Canadian
Class
Gas
7 %
B
Canadian
Class
Food
Products
2.40
Preferred
Canadian Gas
Sep
Foundry
85c
Feb
Dominion
Scottish
Oct
2.75
Jan
Dominion
Steel
4.85
Nov
Dominion
Dominion
Tar
Mar
62c
Energy
preferred
5% July
7%
3.10 May
6y2 Apr
4.75
975
4.55
10c
1
Warrants
Canadian
Canadian
10
19c
68c
19c
1,450
62c
70c
6.066
4.10
4.15
95c
Malartie
14
4.20
13,355
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1.10
2,940
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Industries
1,000
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7%
9%
3,203
2.50
3.90
3.90
4.00
1,820
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Industrial
4.65
14
14
*
common
Gold
•
1414
14
14%
Nov
4.95
17
40c
Apr
1.05
Jan
Jan
4.65
Jan
12%
Jan
Nov
3.80
Jun
1,525
4.50
12% July
34c
33c
9,150
33c
1
5 %
5%
5%
1,200
4.40
9%c
8c
9%c
5,857
8c
17
July
1
Oct
35c
Aug
8.55
7Va
Canadian Northwest
Canadian
Mines
•
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Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Salt
37c
18c
37c
33,065
20 %
20 y8
20%
1,030
25
21%
21
21%
21,072
10
7%
7%
7%
2,252
•
common
Pacinc
...
preferred
16c
19
20%
Dec
Jun
Jan
68c
Feb
7.00
27c
Dow
7%
East
4,760
8.00 July
Canadian
Tire
»3y2c Jun
•
34
Corp
class
A
Common
Utilities
5%
Canadian
Wallpaper
Canadian
Western
4 fr
Mfrs
B
Natural
Gas
Exploration
Erin
Captain
Gold
Ltd
.
Quartz
Del
Pat
Sol
Charter
Eureka
Gold
Chrbmium
Oct
36 y2
65
28
43
Aug
16%
1,295
Mar
14% July
13 y2 Feb
135
32 y4
17%
Aug
Jan
45%
Nov
Sep
16%
21
Feb
33%
Jan
9c
10c
5,331
9c
Nov
16 %c
Mining
&
Mines
48c
55c
70,790
48c
Dec
1.47
Jan
5c
A
Fraser
Cockshutt
Farm
Lake
6%c
Gaitwin
7,200
13c
5.00
5.75
14,849
87c
88c
7,951
23c
5.10
11c
Oct
12c
14c
40,500
8c
Combined
75c
2,000
70c
Mar
Conduits
July
Coniagas
*
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Consolidated
Consolidated
Beta
July
5y2c
Consolidated
Callinan
Consolidated
43 %c
Sep
1,000
8c
Dec
15c
48c
50c
3,400
42c
Oct
80c
Jan
45c
42 %c
47c
17,100
40c
July
67c
Mar
4.30
1.3i0
39%
39%
83
3.50
3.70
11,000
19
19
700
10%
16 y2
275
14
14%
900
12 %c 12 %C
1,300
3.55
Mines
consolidated
Diagou
2.90 Mar
5.20 Mar
Consolidated
Gillies
Golden
Consolidated
Mining
Consolidated
.
&
Morrison
Negus
Exploration
Mosher
Consolidated
.
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Mines
Nicholson
Pershcourt
Miiu-h
Mine.
Goldale
Poplar
16%
Dec
Goldfields
25%
Apr
Jan
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Sen
4%
Consumers
Wesi
Class
67c
69c
12.850
16c
65c
16c
5,750
7
7%
3c
3%c
liy4
Sep
44c
43c
13%
Mar
July
Feb
71c
26c
Jan
Gordon
Great
Aug
12y2c May
1,421
7
Dec
3c
Nov
3%c
Dec
5%c
Jun
8,250
Jan
62c
9,433
4c
3%c
1.70
Feb
Gas
B
preferred..-
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footnotes,
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1.05
Nov
8%
120
Nov
5c
Jun
Jan
July
Feb
10%
137
Sep
lie
Feb
950
Jan
45
Jun
1.53
Jan
.
Apr
8%
Jan
89c
18,700
10c
Jun
25c
6,000
4c
Jun
9%C
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100
8%
Nov
12
Jan
17c
18
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-
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35 3, i
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10,405
18
2,640
17
17
17
375
1.15
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186,050
2.79
2.60
2.79
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May
15c
Nov
27% May
Nov
17%
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3,650
2.59
Dec
6%c
1,000
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33c
16,700
27c
49
550
27%
*
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62c
47
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15
29c
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17,325
5c
1.32
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Jan
Aug
Jun
12c
15c
35%
,
1.78
2.07
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1.05
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Jan
4%c
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1.33
1.40 May
51
10c
8%
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12c
12c
Jan
33c
Feb
35%
Dec
22% July
19% Aug
l.?4
Dec
4.65
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Jun
13c
Jan
Sep
85c
Jan
Mar
50
Oct
Apr
39
28
Oct
300
50c
1,700
61
61%
80
59
Sep
88%
J an
125%
130
340
95
Nov
173-%
Jan
9%
9%
10
230
4%c
4%C
4%c
2,000
22
401
3.30
3.30
3.30
970
7c
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18,790
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100
13%
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47c
130
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40c
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Oct
8%
80c
12
Jan
Jan
4c
Jun
9 %C
Jan
21%
Dec
24%
Jan
6.25
Jan
2.10
Jan
15%
Sep
3.30
Dec
Nov
Apr
9
8c
Mar
Class
Jan
52c
26c
Mar
66c
12,500
50c
May
1.90
12,375
21
18,637
May
11c
Dec
1.91
2.39
iic
70,634
99c
Jan
11c
12c
8,690
11c
Dec
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Feb
Nov
1.98
*
Nov
72c
69c
Mar
July
1.00 Aug
3.20
Feb
21%
1958
1.24
2.80
22c
Guaranty
Gulch
Gulf
Lead
Gunnar
Jan
Share
Nov
Gwillim
3c
Jun
6c
Sep
54c
Apr
Hard Rock
7c
Jun
15c
Sep
Harrison
2,788
Jan
4c
Aug
10c
Jan
Head
6C
6c
3,009
4c
Apr
9%c
Sep
2.90
2.60
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15%
14%
15%
10,172
105%
105 105%
150
99
Feb
255
99
Mar
160
3%c
5% July
3.95
16
106
106%
4.30
7%
Heath
Hees
Sep
Highland
Jan
8,500
6,800
21c
126
75
43
200
__
6
■
7
6%
7
580
8c
7.50
15c
3%c
10%
Apr
Jun
July
Dec
Oct
21c
Sep
14%
Oct
37c
Jan
5c
Jan
100
10 %c
17c
120
11%
Dec
22c
Nov
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Jan
6
6
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10
-
1
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—
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1,000
Nov
33C
July
6c
Dec
14c
glc
Jan
81c
Class
82c
12,271
81c
Dec
1.80
Jan
Class
15 %
Dec
18%
Jan
Home
Home
Oil
A
&
Apr
8
May
3,475
9'%c May
17 %c
Jan
6,640
1.001 Mar
1.40
Jan
38%
825
35
Mar
44% May
630
19
Mar
26
25
25
25%
5.85
6.00
840
5%
5%
5%
1,525
63c
67c
Nov
5.10
Aug
7.25
Jan
5
Dec
6%
Apr
3,515
60c
Nov
2.25
Jan
1.00
670
90c
Oct
2.25
Jan
P no
900
9.15
1,855
8.25
July
13
4.50
4.50
4.50
100
4.05
July
5.00
Jan
1.80
1.70
1.80
1,500
6.75
Jan
9%
9%
9
9%
3,671
9%
9%
587
3.10
80
1.70
2.10
840
2.50
2 55
475
1.50 July V"
Jan
8% May
7% Jun
11%
2.75 May
1.50 Apr
5.00
July
5.55
Jan
2.50
Dec
11
4.15
Jan
Jan
Jan
11%
11%
11%
."1 545
10%
Aug
12%
Sep
30%
30
30%
231
25%
Jan
30%
Dec
4c
1
1
Jun
7%
37%
2.10
—
Mar
Jan
44%
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—_
_
Nov
180
1.15
3.10
__
Oct
July
42% Mar
1.10
66c
*
Oct
9%c 11 %c
5.85
1
*
1
__
•
common
4c
4C
1,500
3%c Nov
4c
7.45
4c
1.200
7.25
7.55
20,035
6.25
14,200
3c
4c
May
Sep
4c
3c
5%c
12
12
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11%
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*
—
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Iron
&
11c
Mar
7%c
Jan
10%
Feb
9
Mar
12
1,175
10
Jun
13c
15c
254,820
1 Ic
Feb
5c
5c
5,300
5c
Aug
12%
Dec
15%
Jan
15'Ac Mar
12c
Jan
1
__
5c
5%c
8,500
5c
Jun
15c
25c
26c
16,800
23c
Mai-
40c
Sep
5c
4%c
5c
13,000
4c
May
8c
Apr
1.00
1.20
300
5.00
Jan
0
Co
1.00
Sep
J an
I_100
_
102
102
103
115
1
1.70
1.61
1.76
4,100
Oct
1.80
Apr
9%
-
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7
Jan
10
Oct
20%
20%
21%
2,580
19
Oct
29%
Jan
7.60
6.95
7.70
5,022
Jun
12%
*
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B
Pitfield
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5c
_
_
749
11%
13c
10c
26c
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Dec
5c
_.
Mines
Tower
12,700
,
1,390
20c
43
*
Paper preferred—
Bell
DrillingHollinger Consolidated Gold
Hi
7c
1,180
11%
17 %c
126
—
Hendershot
Dec
(Geo
13c
16
10%
20c
*
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Lakes
Sep
6c
-
11%
20 %c
—
;
Gold
Jan
13c
15%
14,100
43
—
Red Lake
Gold Mines
13c
157/3
4c
126
Minerals
of
g%c
12 %c
10,260
3 %c
Headway
2.650
Jun
12c 13 %c
4,138
•
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2.75
3.00
Sep
shere
Lake
23c
4,100
90
11,700
_
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700
6
Dec
Jan
5.000
3.60
82
Mining Ltd
for
12,150
6
50
12%
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Gunnar
Jan
4c
106 106%
Jan
82
*
A
Mines
25c
3.30
16%
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6c
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Nov
,16c
——-
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2.75
106%
1.25
7
15c
*
—
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9'/2c
4 y2c
11% Mar
July
July
1.25
50c
82
-
_.
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24c
4y2c
Jan
56c
11%
1
class
warrants
Hardee
4c
Jun
700
50
Develop
Greening Wire
Greyhound Lines
Dec
26c
58%
335
15C
1
—
_
common—
Winnipeg Gas
9%c
24c
1
__
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52c
4,120
Dec
4,799
95c
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Oct
4,000
—
warrants
West
87c
Feb
Jan
8
12%
*
^
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32c
Dec
9
62c
1
_
common
West
3.95
19%
22
58c
1
_
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common
Great
Jan
12c
39%
7%
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1
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—
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May
11c
1
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Aug
Dec
62c
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—
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26c
Oct
40%
6%
10%
58c
58c
*
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37c
Mar
■
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5c
6,050
1.50
125
1,438
39%
40%
1
12c
291,450
33,700
17
15,570
7%
11%
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85c
19%
11
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*
Ltd
_
class
1956 warrants
82c
18%
7%
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——
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1.76
Mar
19%
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_
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Jan
Feb
20%
15
J
1
common..,
__
Jan
21
85c
Drilling
Power
45c
l.go
Sep
-1%
—
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45c
64c
108
*
_
Great Northern Gas
Dec
64c
May
—
Paper
Nov
1
100
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Jun
43C
30
——p.
2.95
51c
105% 105%
■
31c
36C 39 %C
105%
—
12 %c
4c
Jun
._
Mines
1,200
2,100
Sep
104
M'nes
6,440
,
38
Mar
*
30,300
Nov
Feb
92
—
15c
12c
32
105
—
Canada
31c
11,940
2,685
100
.—
_
10 %c
-
36%
99
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31c
2y2c Aug
35%
99
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_
6c
500
Feb
35%
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3.80
4,350
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137
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137
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common
1,174
Aug
20
95c
—
Mackay class A
*
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9%
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Granduc
19c
4.90
1
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9%
5%c
1
preferred
100
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18% Mar
9%
1
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Grandroy
i
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
580
16%
125
Min^s
19 %c
Oct
12c
Apr
Jan
4%c
.
19%
64
1
2,250
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Jan
4%c
2
19%
•'
Dec
' Mar
13,730
Candy
Globe
Jan
420
15c
7J
12% July
Oct
2.65
13 %c
1
Mines-
Norttilunu
Red
Dec
12y8
Feb
42c
Smelting
...
Consolidated
consolidated
3.95
Dec
1
Mogul
Consolidated
16%
58
20
Dec
*
1
Mines
Consolidated
Consolidated
May
1,500
1.75
1
Arrow
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated
July
20c
19c
igc
...1
1
Hi* Hi well
Consolidated
Dec
2.73
17
11
7
Lake
Consolidated
Marbenor
39%
Nov
•
*
A1
4,280
54
Uranium
Feb
3%c
_
10%
1,549
14
1.62
Explorers
7%
t
,
1,660
63%
1.55
Yellowknife
3.74
*
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10%
62%
13%
54
—
Mines
Giant
Glacier
327
.
250
Mines
Feb
10%
63
14
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Genex
1,950
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15%
10%
-
1
Nickel
Steel
9
Mines
Fenimore
Apr
20
Class A "
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4.00
14,400
1
33
26
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9
58c
*
Sep
1
__
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preferred
3.85
11%
Flin
50
1.60
Power
9
*
Consolidated East Crest
Consolidated
14%
53c
Cadillac...
Discovery
31
■
4%
preferred
Geco
Jan
50c
11%
Central
Consolidated
31
■
Jan
10,000
Mines
Gatineau
Jan
May
58c
Gamma
Jan
5c
Petroleum
2c
22c
.....
Bellekeno
Jan
8
9%
Dec
5c
General
7,000
13,600
.2.50
____
52
Apr
5
5c
Jan
3c
n%
*
...
July
6%
—
Motors
31c
1
Mines
Con
Key Mines..
Consolidated Bakeries
38 Va
943
Jan
General
1.29
8%c
1.70
1
1,245
2,985
7
Jan
Oct
17c
8c
...
Mines
5
42%
7
26c
Development
2%c
*
...
5
41%
33,450
Bakeries
28y2c
*
...
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7
48c
Mining
3.95
National
Aug
Dec
41 %c
General
8c
I
Metals
Commonwealth Petroleum
13%
26%
48c
General
31c
25
Combined
Feb
Apr
9%
26
42%
.
Sep
4.30
.
60
Jan
Jan
2%c
1
Enterprises
3,559
8c
6.70
Aug
71c
•
13%
26%
Jan
22c
1.40
Dec
75c
Mar
49c
4,00 July
87c
13c
II
Mines
13
26%
21
Aug
45
Charles
25c
Equipment
Gold
13%
26%
15
Nov
Companies
20c
C'eiiuioac
3,580
Apr
Petroleum preferred
Frobisher Ltd
common...
5%
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Columoia
16
4C
French
5 % %
_
15%
8c
:
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Francoeur
Jan
\
15%
Dec
11,700
Canada
Foundation
Nov
i
Apr
20
of
1.13
common
Oct
9.00
19,625
Mining
Ford
13%
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.
27%
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Dec
Willans
Dunlop
jun
July
6.00
45
Developments
Glenn
'ochenour
16%
3,385
4%c
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May
1
3,951
6.50
8%c
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Motor
5c
.
&
24
6.40
8c
Ltd
Ford
10% Mar
1
23%
6.50
4c
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Fleet
80c
Smelt
23%
f
Mining
Fatinia
500
,
Nov
45
Uranium
Federal
6,600
;
Jan
3.70
32 V*
4c
Plav«°rs
Farwest
3,350
1
Mines
1.04
Jan
27% Mar
Feb
52c
1
Mining
Cochrane
Class
9 Vac
1
Copper
Dec
2.20
13,700
,
Corp
Fargo Oils
89c
•
Chrysler
For
95
Juir
31%
40 %c
10,587
8c
Farmer
13%
jviuits
Chibougamau
Class
72
18y4
8,173
3.45
32%
*
Falconbridge
89c
Mines
Kayrand
fon west
40
285
43c
3.25
31%
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13%
:
Chesterville
Consol
91%
200
Nov
3.30
•
Mines
Emco
89c
•
Oil
Coin
Sep
Sep
15
40 %C
Jan
10%
32%
•
——
Gold
Mining
13 %
Gold
•
38
16
6%C
Porcupine
Chimo
35
Nov
20
41c
Feb
55c
Sep
1
&
El
•
...
Ltd
Rio
Central
Central
Chib
Nov
33
15
Jun
27c
1
Mines
Eldrich
__i
...
:
Corp
Athabaska
Cheskirk
i
._
Asbestos
Central
1
-
Mines
Mines
Cariboo
Cayzor
Jan
33
60
20
8.55
*
Elder
Frosst
Candore
Cassiar
'6c
140
20
.20
__
Canadian Westinghouse
Can
1,000
34
36%
•
com
4c
34
32
...
12% Mar
91%
20
preferred
.•
4c
*
preferred
5Vzr/f
Aug
34
preferred__100
19,110
—1
Sep
Jan
34
*
Canadian
9.65
common—•
Mines
Jan
803
10 y2
9.35
*
Mines
39 y2
39 Va
9,65
4,889
——
class
Jan
35 y4
30c
14 %c
Ltd
Co
Paper
"13%
4c
29c
6%c July
Mineral
&
Malartie
Nov
39 Va
2,000
1
Sullivan
Apr
1014
common
common
East
26 y2
1
6%c
*
Invest
East
Oct
1
Apr
6 %c
a—
Petroleum
Faraday
_____♦
29c
•
Eddy
Fanny
Corp
Feb
common—!•
—__
Amphi
Jan
Oil
32
common
Steel
Mines
Dynamic
Feb
Thorium
19c
2.35
Copper
24%
Canadian Superior
...
35,000
•
_
Oils
43c
Oct
&
Brewery
Duvan
Duvex
Aug
Canadian
...
25c
•
Chemical
Textile
Donaida
Famous
Canadian Oil Cos.
21 %C
Oct
Aug
Canadian
Inca
Dec
3.95 July
90c
Nov
Canadian Marconi Co
North
Aug
Oct
85
13% July
16 %c Aug
60c
Jan-
15
45y8 Mar
4.55
Jan
25C
18c
2
Coal
&
Preferred
Apr
Jan
307
20c
:
Canadian
2.60
10%
700
,
Canadian
Dominion
15
Canadian General Securities class A—*
Canadian High Crest
20c
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Husky
Oil
Jun
8 % Mar
Preferred
Nov
7%
160
Jan
14c
_2bc
Stores
Jan
16
3.65
85
Jan
33c
3,725
1
Magnesium
13
84
20c
Oct
.2.50
Electrohome
Dominion
?%
84
Dominion
Dominion
3.50
100
Jan
6%c Jun
:~35
Feb
*
_
Jan
1
common
Jan
Sep
1.43
8C
9%
7%c
Dec
0
3,100
Jl—
_
1.34
*
common
A
Preferred
11 %
July
25c
Sep
Oct
Dec
5
CO
14,650
__
Oct
2.20
8%c
1,500
8C
•
Oct
11
425
4c
Jan
13c
Apr
18c:18 %c
|
Jun
ey4
5c
Jan
50%
Jul
7% July
•
Canadian Export
5%
Jan
29
6%c
•
Dairies
24ya
28
87c
75,537
Nov
13c
Feb
1
i
Dominion
18y2 Mar
135
4.45
39
10c
10c
Sep
May
18 c
_
—
—-
Bridge
4,336
13 %
225
5c
1
Oils
Mines
Dominion
33
6%
•
47%
7 %c
7%c
;—.
Seagrams—-—-
Jan
6y4
2.05
Palmer
14%
33
_•
25
1
-
Petroleum
83c
Petroleum
50
8c
1
Mines
6.60
6%
Dock.
1,875
5,000
Jan
1
__
Sep
*
Wright
Canadian
Canadian
Mines
Jan
—3
Petroleum
common
Preferred
Delnite
Dec
12
5%
—
Minerals
Mines
58
1
Canadian
Gold
16
1.90
Warrants
8c
7c
28%
Oct
22%
.-en
V4
5%
*
common..
Mines-—————™—
42%
Mar
5%
4,980
1
Sep
5.85,July
9.50
Horn
31
23%
24
Ltd
—
Brewis
46% Mar
24
25
Chemical
1,075
8%c
8%c
Dec
5%
.
preferred
Canadian
1,474
8
Feb
8c
Aug
•
warrants.
16%
3.40 Mar
47%
__
1
Explorers
Jan
2.20
7
com
350
3%C
45 y4
6y4 July
4c
5
_
-
Sep
1.30
10.699
_
Jun
8
common
Aluminum
Canners
6c
5.50
7c
.
10
_
..
Oct
*
Commerce
warrants
Canadian
5%C
19c
Jan
2.50
39
20
,
of
6c
42c
Aug
8c
.
Mines
3c
Mar
12c
28
_1
50
25c
5,250
16%
16%
1
-
_
May
25
1
Mines
High
22,200
5.40
——
*
Pershing
Low
29c
13c 15'/a c
__
Trust
Range Since Jan. 1
snares
High
27c
1
_
Ltd_
Crestaurum
Jan
Deldona
Canadian
L>
_
Low
28c
1
.
Mining
Jan
1.35
Zinc
39c
200
2.60
39%
2.63
*
common
Jan
64
Oct
10
Ltd
Canada Southern
80c
47%
*
A
82
Lead
for Week
of Prices
Par
Coulee
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
22% Aug
6c.
Canada
Canada
25%
*
B
Canada
Low
1.408
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25
—-100
Lands
Warrants
Canada Packers
Class
Low
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
24%
10
common
preferred
I—
Malting common
Canada
for Week
of Prices
25
common..
(Range for Week Ended December 9)
Sales
—
—20c
75
1.32
7.10
Jan
103
Dec
Jan
7.15
6.90
7.15
7,697
6.90
Jun
11%. Jan
3.10
3.05
3.10
1,425
3.00
Nov
5.00
Jan
-
Volume
192
Number
6011
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2363)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Par
Howard
Smith
Howey
Bay
Hudson
Bay
Gold
Mining
&
Smelting
&
Hydra
1,200
45
45
45%
1,074
8.95
8.90
9.00
3,334
8c
8c
8c
500
preferred
Life
May
8.70
3.25
-•*
51%
A
:___
Midwest Industries Gas
Apr
Mar
28c
3,474
62
64
407
__
10%
10%
8i5
8%
19%
19%
19%
110
19%
Dec
20%
Sep
23
23
700
20%
Feb
24%
Nov
Moneta
Jun
64
20
Assurance
Petroleums
Mar
Nov
Mindamar
May
24c
62
42c
Feb
Mining
__
Min
52
Mar
64%
Nov
11
Sep
Dec
Metals
5,800
24c
Nov
63c
54c
33,100
33c
Nov
85c
1.50
1.45
1.55
5,720
15c
14c
15c
8,213
14c
Dec
2.00
2.05
1,050
2.00
Jun
IIIIII*
Corp
Molsons Brewerv class A
Class
B
Porcupine
10
85
84 </8
85
1,040
73
Apr
88
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
$4.86%
34i/8
331/2
34%
16,691
30
Mar
37
Jan
Montreal Locomotive Works
Montreal Trust
12%
12%
12%/
12"%
Dec
__
5%
5%
955
6%
Aug
Mt
Industrial
42"%
41%
43
6,134
31
Dec
Multi
53
53
754
48
$2.75
Accept Corp Ltd
preferred
common__»
50
________
__
Warrants
Inglis
Jan
Mar
&
54
Aug
18
Natural
Preferred
Gas
2,760
8 *0 Mar
4.05
4.20
2,525
4.00 July
1
common
18
4.10
4.25
20
____.—____________
4.10
4.30
4,410
16%
16%
695
1.00
560
90c
6%
13 y4 Mar
1.00
__
Warrants
1.00
3.60
1
30%c
30%c 31%c
3,360
4c*4%c
3,500
International
Molybdenum
1
International
Nickel
•
55%
54%
55%
16%
1.90
Jun
35%
34"%
35%
25c
10,644
5
1,660
International
Utilities
Preferred
common
25
—
Interprovincial
Bide:
Interprovincial
Pipe
Credits
Corp
Jan
National Drug & Chemical
Creek
Jan
National
Class
Iso
30%
30%
Glass
1,980
67c
63c
70c
17,250
1
preferred
31
1
1.70
1.70
1.80
1,000
10
Mines
11
Service——
Club
Lake
Jan
New
Davies
New
31c
16c
17c
1.69
Dec
43c
Jan
25c
Apr
New
13c
17c
Jun
1.18 May
20%c Jan
13% Aug
16%
Jan
150
13
16%
Jan
3 %c
4c
3,600
10c
Jan
27%
4c
27%
27%
Sep
5%
Sep
Feb
3c
Jun
27%
30
2.85
2.85
306
1.50 Aug
1.45
1.40
1.45
700
1.30
NOV
2.60 Mar
9%
10%
1,211
9%
Dec
58
58%
19% May
58% Dec
25% Mar
■
__
143
4c
—
4c
4,610
9c
__
9 %c
26,336
49
May
4o
Jun
6%c Aug
9c
Jan
18c
Sep
3 %C
4c
7,600
—1
32c
30 %c
32c
16,225
5c
5c
5c
18,050
—1
34c
34c
34c
10,500
—
4c
4c
2,089
22c
3%c July
21c
Sep
5c
Jun
26c
7%c Jan
40 %c July
19 %c Feb
Oil
*
Jan
43c
Feb
8c
Apr
18c
July
Sep
of
Canada
•
—
50c
9c
Mines
Jan
23c
13,300
8c
9c
4,900
8%c
__
10c
3,100
8c
3%c
■
__
8c
1,200
49c
19,600
6c
Mines
•
6c
966
Mar
Apr
3%C Dec
19c
Jan
6c
Jun
19c
Jan
Oct
38 %c
1.14
Jan
3c
NOV
9%C Jan
9c
45,720
7c
May
14c
11c
26,530
10c
Nov
25c
Jan
23c
15,100
20c
Jun
42c
Mar
39c
44c
78,800
26c
1.27
Jan
8c
July
•
39c
3%c
4c
4%c
4%c
500
4c
4c
6,120
11 %C 12 %c
3,500
4c
Mines
11 %c
5,100
Jun
3%c
Dec
8c
Sep
4%c Jun
12c
Jan
6c
Jan
3c
May
12c
May
2.09 Jun
10
10%
200
10y4
*
common..
Jan
19c
17c
10c
10 %c
1
Rouyn_
Wire
35c
Dec
8%c Nov
20c
8 %C
Mines
Taku
1,750
7c
46c
Mines
Senator
4c
8c
48c
Mines
4c
10
Dec
18 %c
12
Oct
Apr
7%
Apr
10%
600
9
Dec
3.95
Jan
Aug
Nickel
Mining & Smelting
1
47c
37c
48c
101,632
26c
Jun
72c
Jan
Oct
10%
Jan
Nickel
Rim
1
28c
24c
28c
24c
75c
Jan
7c
Dec
6c
22,200
3c
10%
Sep
9%c
Jan
Nipissing
1
J—
72 c
73c
5,950
2,200
70o
Jun
22%
Aug
Apr
Nisto
4c
Jun
24,837
3,200
20c
3,514
9c
9c
1,000
6c
Jun
10cl3%c
20,000
10c
Dec
1.55 Mar
17c
29%
29%
2,295
24
18%
18
18%
1,315
17
6
6'/4
120
6
43c
5%
__
40c
5%
41c
9,700
1.95
2.00
2,300
8c
9%c
8,200
16c
16c
500
8%c
__
3.75
Apr
5%
200
39%c
__
Sep
Norgold
27
1.00
33
45c
July
26c
15%
455
12
6,250
1.32
2,000
4c
2c
2c
7,000
2c
1.90
2.04
13,400
1.60
29%
30
410
1.93
A
__
16
4c
Jun
2.25
31
Jan
7.25
1,510
90c
1,300
Feb
40
Mines—
__1
8%
320
6
249
90c
Apr
6%
550
2
Feb
7c
48c
15,600
26,884
.
6c
37c
Oct
19%c
57c
14,250
6%c
675
—
4%c
1,000
8c
7c
8c
16,400
7c
Nov
•
6s
6c
7c
7,500
6c
Norvalie
Oka
Oct
65c
Feb
Mines
3.00
3%c Jun
July
Opemiska
Orchan
■/
19c
Madsen
Red
Magnet
Powell
Consolidated
3.00
1,175
20c
22c
9,700
15c
Jun
32c
Jan
Pacific
3%c
4c
7,000
3%c
Jun
8%c Feb
1.08
1.18
9,125
1.00
Sep
1.28 Nov
vl5%
9.005
13% Aug
2.90
2.85
2.95
13,700
1
7c
6%c
7%c
18,200
2.50 July
4%c Jun
Ltd
_•
Gold
Maneast
Uranium
Fields
19
Jan
3.45 Oct
Page
27
l%c Jun
3%c Jan
70c
Sep
1.05
Jan
Parker
Oct
8c
Jan
Patino
of
30c
30c
745
28c
Dec
99c
Jan
*
28%
28%
28%
105
26
Mar
29
14%
14%
15
435
11% Mar
16% Nov
93
94
30
85
97
Jan
8c
17,605
7c
17c
Jan
1
25c
27c
1
Mines
25c
7c
6%c
7%c
Feb
Nov
.
1
'
•
'
Pato
Paymaster
Pee
■
_
'
.
H
Oct
1
36c
34c'
36c
38,700
30c
Mar
Massey-Ferguson
•
10%
10
10%
25,509
100
99%
99%
99%
410
6c
6c
2,100
6.10
5.80
6.25
2,450
•
1
Mines
1
6c
6c
7c
6,275
50c
85c
75c
85c
5,000
•
26%
26%
27
2,353
17c
18c
15,800
Mclntyre
Lake
Red
McWatters
Gold
1
93% Mar
5c
July
4.05 July
5%c Jun
70c
21
Aug
July
5c
4,100
28 %c
28c
29c
4,700
24c
1.50
1.48
1.59
13,252
16c
16c
16c
2,200
15c
Mar
47c
40c
48c
13,980
40c
Dec
7c
7c
2,000
6c
Jun
Exploration & Development_50c
Merrill Island Mining
l
Mentor
Mines
Sep
•
Mines
footnotes,
8%
15c May
4%c Oct
1.28
For
17c
1
see page
44.
5c
6c
'
_
4%c Nov
1
Lake—
Petroleums
Jun
17c
Feb
53c
51c
58c
14,060
50c
10
9%
10c
9%c
^
Aug
1.40 Jun
335
1,050
27c
5,066
12c
20,100
27%
211A
25
19%
19%
270
25c
,
_
'
—
v
10
10c
10 %c
,
12c
*
1
.8,828
,
'
Penmans
Peoples
11c
•>
Jan
1.33 Jan
47%cMay
12Va
102
Jan
Feb
10c
Jan
6.70 Nov
13%c Jan
1.20 Apr
30% Jan
31c
Jan
8c
Jan
Jan
13
Feb
Apr
16c
Feb
22c
Jun
9c
Aug
25% Mar
18%
Oct
61c
Jan
36c
Sep
29
Jan
24
Feb
5.40
1.78
84,900
80c
Jan
1.78
Dec
5c
3,600
4c
Aug
9 %c
Jan
20c
Oct
37c
Feb
4%c
-
•
L—
..
13,000
725
30c
13,000
87/B
—
24c
7%
28c
-
.
22c
7%
■
5.10
Dec
8.60
Jan
9
666
»
Permo
Perron
&
Gold
Peruvian
Oil
Petrol Oil
&
Feb
Oct
8% May
52
58
Jun
13% Aug
5.25
Nov
9.00
23%
7,000
20 Va July
29%
1,000
24c
July
50c
32c
33c
25,250
25c
Jun
44c
81c
82c
3,000
52c
Jan
17c
••
17c
7,380
11c
May
3.45
300
3.05
Jan
8,189
-
-J-*
29
Jun
66c
Jan
2.33
3,400
2.20
Dec
22,000
15c
Jun
12c
10,245
10c
July
10c
3,900
8
-
4.40
Dec
8 y4
5,780
29
29
-
*
145
9%c Dec
6%
Jun
28 % Mar
98
Dec
85c
Jan
2,850
11c
Jun
21 %c
Jan
74c
Mar
56c
61c
23,800
48c
July
32c
38c
32c
Dec
Pickle
•
7,550
10,955
64c
60c
4c
4c
2,500
29c
29c
31C
11,100
13%
13%
1,050
45c 49 %c
23,700
1
•
Oils
20c
Prairie Oil Royalties
Premium
Iron Ore
Rouyn Gold
^resident
Electric
500
1
*
48 %c
•
64c
——
9C
41c
41c
2,000
44%
45%
565
1.50
41c
45%
1
20o
Oct
Aug
1,500
Corp
Sep
40c
36c
Power
30%
100
50
56c
Ponder
Sep
15,100
1.15
Placer Development
Sep
8%
98
1.10
1
Jan
Jan
43c
1.10
Mines
39c
Oct
41c
•
Gold
33c
18 %c
11c 12 %c
43c
&
Place Oil & Gas
3.20
98
100
2
Jan
%c
9%c
8
3.00
11c
9%c
1.2:
123
3,450
16c 16 %c
'
3.50
1
Uranium
Oct
Sep
l%c
•
Crow
Jan
Jun
%C
Mines
Gas
4.40
Jan
Mar
3.50
•
%c
*
Mines
1.00
23c
Jan
2.20
—.2
—
Preferred
Oil preferred
Oct
Nov
7.80
260
21%
<
common
Oct
11,908
56
25 %c 25 %c
25 %c
nil
...
Oct
Jan
9.45
l
Ore
9%
5.40
56
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pitch
8%
35c
8.85
9.45
23%
common
Credit
Gas
I
6%
25c
5.30
\
'
Powell
1.15 Jan
14%c Feb
80c
Jun
9c
5.10
.
5c
16c
47c
Apr
2.34 Apr
Jan
Jun
9%
1.65
5.15
1.74
1
Consol
Pipeline
56c
McMarmac
15 %c
Jan
Ltd
Pembina
2,300
Consol
Expl
Jan
22,600
Mayfair Oil & Gas
Nov
10c
Gold
13c
5c
Mattagami Lake
Consolidated
5%o Aug
72c
Aug
6C
500
;
16,200
67c
4%c
81
5,850
Exploration
»
__
May
1
;
;
Peerless
70c
common
Canada
Oct
•
Jan
70
3.40
36c
l
20c
19% July
11c
.20c
Oct
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Nov
Dec
Jan
Jun
7%c
preferred—.
25c
Oils
25
2.10
7c
15%
7c
29c
Warrants
'
Maritime
75
75C
11c
7%
18,000
4
250
7c
Oct
*
Marboy
2,250
31,100
18
Jan
11c
Drilling
3c
7%c
2.10
75
75
•
;
Porcupine
Amalg Mines
Pardee
18,500
93
6,280
18
32c
17,475
8c
13
7c 12 %c
18
.
*
4c
1
preferred
1.95
12 %C
2
ill
80c
100
Ltd
Oct
Dec
nil
Petroleum
Pamour
22% Mar
Jan
1.50 Aug
5 %
12%
....
11
81c
48% Aug
26%
Hershey Tubes
Palliser
Jun
25
3,500
Jun
16%
Pamoil Ltd
26
Jun
Mar
1.00
July
H10
Petroleums
Sep
2%c
20C
41
3.10 Aug
Nickel
76c
Mines
600
Jan
24% May
—1
Warrants
3%c
Preferred
215
1.05
*
4c
__
47%
1.05
_90c
common.
:
76c
1
25c
47%
1.25
360
Mines
1
common
Oct
23 %c
1
*
____—
Milling
35c
38c
1.30 Jan
17,576
;
:
—
Barvue
Nov
150,260
1,350
36c
47%
_•
Products
:
Maple Leaf Gardens
Feb
43c
Mar
25
...
Debenture
Express
13c
>
2c
__
59c
Nov
3.10 Oct
26
__
•
__——
Malartic
15Va
Jun
17c
5%
Wholesale
Pacific
1.10
14%
26c
1
Copper
Lake
4c
Mines
74c
2,000
25
"
Gold
Oshawa
•
Lake
6,322
19,500
20C
37c
IIIi
Ormsby Mines
Osisko
22c
River
82c
50c
'
Jan
2.40 July
80c
46C
4.85
Mines
Orenada
Jan
15c
Jan
Nov
♦
;
Steel
27
19 %c
100
;
&
19% July
25
:
Oils
Loan
Jan
1.04
2.10
pfd
Mines
Malartic
Feb
2.95
Dec
20c
Metals..
Ontario
Apr
Oct
7%c Jan
'
,
Gold
13c
Dec
1.50
30c
5%
:
Oleary
_1
&
100
Jan
•
____
Utilities
Ontario
_1
Cockshutt
Blodel
2.98
25
50c
•
;_
Cement
1
l
25
13
Ltd
Mines
Rare
__i
____
3,790
3.70
Nov
1
Utilities
Overland
Explorations
8,300
2,620
Gas
common
-
Oils
Okalta
Jan
Natural
Power
Mines
O'Brien
Ocean
Nov
10c
*'
l%oMar
1
Macdonald Mines
4%c Nov
7c
35c
*
Telephone
Nudulama
Nov
67c
'
,
Ontario
Northwestern
Sep
18c
Nov
—1
___
4%c
9 %
6%
Mines
Quebec
Warrants
3.00 Nov
Feb
55c
6%c
__
Jan
1.53
1
1
Canada
Northland
1.00 Mar
Jan
3.00
Ltd
Rankin
Northland
9.00 Jan
Dec
6%
57c
;—_____
_;
49
-
5.00 Mar
89c
8%
6c
12c
6c
*
Northern
Nov
31 Va
Mar
3.00
43c
Jan
4%C Nov
25
1
Mines
Northern
Sep
89c
7c
13c
1,000
30c
50
;
Northern
Nov
7.00
43c
Aug
Sep
Sep
1.50
Northspan Uran Mines "A" warrants-.
Star Oil preferred
50
Jan
610
<*
6c
Jan
Jun
26c
30c
25c
common
Exploration
Northern
Jan
Apr
6%
•
•
Oils
North
Dec
9c
8%
-
19c
Ltd
Goldcrest
North
1.64 ADr
Jan
3.00
1
5,550
Coldstream
North
Jan
89c
_•
Oils
Northgate
Jan
47%
__*
20c 20%c
Mining
Canadian
North
Jan
46
__
common:
North
Oct
7.25
____
Northcal
v
Jan
29"%
-
20 %c
4%c
31% Aug
47
1
4%C
26% Mar
'•
50
7c
Mining Corp
Nickel
Norsyncomaque
1.40 July
Aug
25%
670
May
4%c
22%
.
3c
1
22% Mar
31
28
2,600
6c
1,578
■
30%
4c
2.55
2,075
31
3%c
6,700
31
29
4c
2,996
29
—
•
•_______
30%
I
Jan
1.54
4%c .4%c
1
1.10
7c
1.00
Jan
1.50
Jun
2.70
2.20
Aug
8,870
15%
33c
6c
4.20 Jan
Sep
47,950
•
Mills
5.00
4.75
Jan
54c
__
2,800
;
Preferred
36c
__
46c
_1
Mines
41c
2.55
Oct
51c
4%c
Jan
41c
Oct
2.95
675
Jan
48%
6c
13c
2.75 Aug
1.55
20c
Jun
2.60
23c
3.30 July
1.55
Apr
36
1
Dec
300
"
Jan
11c
5,636
•
Feb
1,850
110
7c
2,000
Norpax
6c
2,370
"
13,000
Normetal
10c
3.60
"
4c
15c
40%
Sep
Feb
Jan
14c
Jan
Apr
1.46
39%
•
Mines
Sep
14c
•
Warrants
3.85
29%
4c
12
39%
1
Mines
Norbeau
Jan
2.81
29%
i
Gold
Jan
33c
__1
—______
Uranium
Mines
1.01
53c
.—
class
9%
1
Noranda Mines
2.80
34c
warrants™,
Red
Mines
Jun
3.50
__
8
«
Mines—
Jun
1.90
3.75
29%
30
27%
Nov
35c
2.8O
3.50
Ltd
Matachewan
B
Acme
Nor
Jan
10%c May
July
•
Mines
42c
Jun
6
_io
Mines
Uranium
Class
3.80 Mar
July
29%
•
Mines—
_—
Leaf
13
2.57
19c
gc
3
Shoes
Nov
2.52
10c
•
—
Majortrans
5
n%
__
—1
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
Meta
7%0 Dec
520
5%
^545
•
1
Warrants-
Medallion
2,137
14
—
1.95
pfd_____30
preferred—________
30
McKenzle
8c
14%
14
—
800
__
1
A
Maybrun
8c
14
_*
570
1
Louvicourt Goldfield
5%%
July
Nov
5%
50c
Hosiery
Marigold
96c
Manitoba
New
10
Exploration
Long Island Petroleums—
Long Point Gas
Marcon
Mar
7%
1
Minerals
Maralgo
35c
2.20
1
Preferred
Maple
39c
1
Class B
Manitou
102,400
Mining & Smelting
New Mylamaque
Mining & Smelt LtdNewnorth Gold Mines—
New Rouyn Merger
;
May
20c
•
&
Loblaw Cos class A
Maher
62c
—1
Petroleum
Kelore
Newlund
New
Norlartic
common
Groceterias
MacMillan
55c
5%
1
Ltd
Long Lac Gold
MacLeod
Jan
58C
July
7%
*
______
_—___—
Gold
Macfie
59c
' 2.05
1
:
Gold
Lexindin
Macassa
70c
Nov
7%
11%
Mines
Gold
Lyndhurst
49 %
Sep
23c
5%
6%c
Gold
Lorado
35'/a Mar
50c
10,800
Karricana
Niagara
1
Silver
Class
7,180
72,977
35C
Develop-
Goldvue
Hosco
New
Dec
9% Mar
Jan
5,100
__
9%
45c
5,000
1.55
_i5c
Secord
London
Oct
Nov
61c
Mines
New Jason
Jan
8c
Aug
23%c Dec
5,700
6,577
16c
New
2.45
Jun
Delhi
New
Jan
Concord
New
16c
Aug
23c
93,650
8c
25c
lOc
A
36c
8
Jan
Apr
Jan
7%
8% Aug
12,600
8c
-Mines
(M)
32c
29c
__
1
Loan
Class
825
29c
28c
14c
Oct
7%c May
1.95 Feb
1,050
24%c
Mines
Lencourt
Loeb
9%
8%
»
American
Locana
9%
8%
Nov
6c
3,550
9%
1.40
31
4% July
6,500
24%c
Gas
B
9c
2.25
—1
Oil
Class
11c
500
7,193
2.25
8%
1
7,000
6%
6%c
8%c
__
2.25
10
12c
6
6c
6c
1
Luz Mines—'___,
Lamaque Gold Mines
v
11 %c
__
•
La
Little
1.00
17% Mar
48%
47%
__1
Gold
Mines
Mar
___10
Osu
Loblaw
Calumet
Oct
10
A
Leitch
New
Oct
Ltd
Lingman
Laura
Jan
26
—
Mining
Cement
Langis
14%
76c
*
common
(John)
Shore
Latin
Dec
175
•
Developments
Landa
Bidlamaque
8,000
___i
Townsite
Lambton
New
30
__
1
Gold
Dufault
Lake
Lake
Anr
90c
Mines—______
Minerals
Lakeland
Lake
Dec
held
80
.
Mines
81c
Canada
Copper
Class
Aug
11%
2.05
of
Kerr-Addison
Lafarge
3.70
Mines
29%
84c
11 %c
1
:
55c
42% July
46
—1
each
Continental
Petroleum
Gold
Labrador
Sep
Alger
New
Warrants
Labatt
Athona
Jan
1
Ltd
50
May
—*
_____
Kelvinator
Kopan
New
67c
•
Jupiter Oils
Kirkland
Nov
62c
Kelly Douglas class A
Kirkland
New
1.75
Sep
Mines——
Pound
Kilembe
Jan
Dec
Oct
common
Co
3,275
20
Apr
39% Mar
Ltd
for
30c
Mines
Kenville
Mining
share
One
22c
31c
Mining
Jumping
38
Gunnar
Nov
14,200
preferred—
Quebec
Jowsey
3,400
11%
48%
Being exchanged for
25,950
Warrants
Jonsmith
68C
11%
48%
„1
53c
__—
B
Nov
♦
Uran
27c
,_i
Preferred
Jcliet
Labine
50c
Mines
Ltd
Jan
42%
11%
25c
Mines
Nesbitt
25c
(1939),
Gold
Class
Nealon
Jan
51c
___
Lake
Mines
Jockey
Jun
May
11
26
265
_10
26c
35c
Public
Jeilicoe
Apr
Nov
3.95 Sep
43
1.45
300
9%
New
Explorations
Jefferson
11%
43
62
Aug
63c
19
42
48%
Car
20c
'
Mining
Jacobus
Joburke
11
Feb
Jan
1
Waite
Jave
23
25c
Mines
Petroleum
5% July
2.45
23%
65c
Feb
May
60c
Hosiery Mills class B
3^
41%
Mines
Jamaica
400
25c
A
Copper
Bay
Jack
3,510
41%
common
Syndicate
Iroquois
2.75
38
2.70
Jan
23%
41%
20
10%
National
National
Feb
51
26
68c
120
preferred.
Jan
Jan
Trust
2.70
•
750
Mar
*
50c
Steel
300
370
—1
13%c
National
4,461
23%
May
32c
common
inov
National
60
23 %
7c
12%
61c
Exploration
56% July
5%
10c
_—5
36%
41%
Nov
32c
Mines
Preferred
31
39%
59
Jun
3c
III"l
Ltd
Apr
Nov
45% Mar
5%
59%
3%c Nov
10%
21,742
47%
July
\tf
40%
__
5
_______
Investors
Irish
>
41
•
com
Line_
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Iron
4c
6,150
4,130
5 %C
1
Nama
6%
Jun
Mining
National Grocers
Inspiration
3%c
1
Minerals
Murray
Jan
Feb
12%
23%
II_I*
II_5
Corp common
Wright Iron
2.80
Jan
Apr
3%c
Nov
16%
*
Co
43
Apr
18
(John)
Inland
5%
29c
Jan
3%c
23%
Moore
11% Jun
2,743
2.05
11%
3 %C
IH_*
II40
I_II_1
Preferred
Jun
3%c
IIIIIl
~I_I__*
Mines
1.40
12%
~ ~~~9
Corp
Ore
High
26c
48c
%
Brick
26c
__
48
Low
25c
50c
•
I
12c
City
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
I
Mill
Milton
Shares
\
Jan
6%c Jun
for Week
Low
•
14%
k
Dec
278
__25
_______
Mining
62
*
_t__
Oil
Midrim
Jan
■
class
1
Midcon
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
|
Jan
60 %
__
__1
—
preferred
43
High
,44%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
— —
10
Investment
33% July
2.31 P'eb
:
■,
Imperial
2.50
20
Bank
$1.40
2.47
1
Mortgage
Exploration
Imperial
Imperial
6%%
913
♦
Erie
1
Low
34%
*
Oil
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
34
2.47
1
Pam Porcupine
Huron
Low
Sales
34%
•
common,
Consolidated
Hudson
Hugh
Paper
Shares
(Range for Week Ended December 9)
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
43
1.60
1,300
2.10
2.15
730
8c
IOC
17,435
1.44 Mar
1.17
85c
1.02
Jan
Jan
Jan
60c
Dec
4c
May
7c
Jan
Nov
94c
Jan
14%
Nov
60c
Jun
28c
10%
Jan
17e
Mar
27c
May
43%
Jun
55%
Jan
1.40
Nov
2.90
Feb
2.00
Oct
4.35
Jan
Nov
1.40
Jan
6c
43c
Oct
44
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Range
Prospectors
High
4.40
4.55
5,600
1.35
Provo
1.17
1.43
291,035
1.82
__1
Ltd
Mines
Airways
Producers
Gas
Purdex
Minerals
Quebec
Ascot
Ltd.
Ltd
1.78
1.84
25,276
3c
4c
8,200
Copper
3C
1
1
3.40
5.15
Jun
2.05
Par
Jan
Oct
1.60 Aug
Ultra
Shawkey Mines
Union
Acceptance common
2.70
Apr
9%c
Nov
Union
Nov
23c
Jan
Union
Dec,r
29c
Jan
3c
Dec
1st
preferred
Gas
Class
Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec
Labrador
1
Gold
Develop__
Quebec
Lithium
Manitou
Mines
Quebec
Metallurgical
Ranger Oil
Rayroek
Riverside
4,200
I 3,949
Feb
United
Jan
20c
Oct
United
Jun
11%
Jan
United
5 Vic
7 Vic
27,000
5c
May
9c
Jan
43c
49c
18,500
42c
Nov
78c
12c
2,000
9c
Nov
38c
Jan
_
78c
27,300
75c
Nov
Apr
Vandoo
56c
22,095
45c
Mar
68c
Jan
Robertson
18 Vic
Jun
60c
Jan
3c
3c
3Vic
10,500
3c
19C
21c
16,800
16c
1.50
6Vic
Apr
19 Vic
Nov
8.15 July
7.35
10c
7.80
11,252
7c
7.45
10c
230,399
*
.6
6
6
24 Vic
22c
26c
6
45,700
46c
7%
Sep
13c
29c
Apr
Sep
Jan
7.90
10c
Mar
4c
190
—1
1
(A
Rowan
Consol
18,000
Sep
Jun
J 8 Vic
lie
Jun
35c
4c
4c
1,749
4c
July
10c
4.70
2,774
4.30
7c
7c
3,000
Nov
5c
6%
10C
July
10
69%
68 %
70
6,463
•
5.70
5.30
5.70
4,920
o.30
•
9
8%
9
1,530
8%
Nov
1
Royal Bank of Canada
Roy a lite Oil common
Russell
6c
17
4.50
4.50
•
1
Mines
46,900
16c 16 Vic
16 Vic
50c
Petroleum Ltd
V) Can Ltd common
Rocky
Roe
175
15 %
14c
1
Rockwin Mines
13
15%
13e 14 Vi c
15%
preferred—*
2nd
Mfg
Mines
16c
13%c 17 Vie
129,550
7c
Jun
—
Industries
Ryanor Mining
Sep
Dec
Apr
v
85
80
July
12
60C
Lawrence
5%
Corp
preferred
—
Gas
Maurice
St
Jun
Sep
Jan
Jan
Wasamac
Sep
Jan
Jan
Oct
West
26,380
Feb
60c
Nov
98c
Jan
Sep
11
93/4
4.75
5.30
3,070
1.31
1.39
10,683
48c
5c
4%c
5c
16,300
4 Vic
Nov
53c
49 %C
62c
42,300
37c
Oct
29
49
1,880
29
8%
4.00 Mar
68c
66c
68c
5,971
85o
116c
17c
6,325
14e
3.75
5.850
A
740
8%
8%
9%
7,126
•
50
25%
25
25%
4,102
40 Vs
40
40 Vi
450
.
Sha winigan
Class
Sherrnt
Sicks
Water A Power com
preferred
A
Gordon
Silver
Miller
Mines
Silver
Standard
Class
Dairies
S
K
D
26c
2.01
11
11
687
12
12
26%
27%
Ltd_
1
1.15
1.11
1.19
Westates
Spartan
Western
Canada
Western
Warrants
A Oils
Foods Ltd
£pooner
Stafford
Decalta
Grocers
79c
2.00
59c
50c
569,235
14c
26c
Western
Weston
Surf Inlet
Class
Apr
4%-%
11 Vi
July
Oct
Dec
Jan
1.24
Nov
Jan
3.00
36 %
July
3.75
3.85
300
14
1,320
17Vi
18
330
Standard
Wire
55c
30c
55c
6,700
-8%
8%
300
Stedman
Bros
Steeloy Mining
Rock
Steep
class
Sturgeon
River
Submarine
Oil
8%
30c
10c
July
56c
25C
Oct
53c
?c
165
64%
3,827
31
Jun
61%
Nov
87 Va
3c
May
6c
Oct
13%
1,500
6.55
37,913
18%
19
2,382
17
Sep
24
15c
15c 17 %c
5,500
15c
Nov
40c
50c
49c
2,200
40c
July
Nov
50c
Sullivan
Cons
l
1.36
1.30
1.43
4,836
1.30
16 Vic
18c
9,552
•
14%
15%
25
24%
25
:
;
Warrants
Tamblyn
Tancord
Industries
Voting trust
Taylor Pearson
Jan
300
20
Feb
25%
Oct
July
4.50
17%
Jan
Dec
3.60
Jan
2.00
625
12
7,250
23c
23c
23c
5,675
40
40
30
3.25
10
51c
49c
38
1,000
10
900
18,933
1
1.65
1.61
1.65
Mines
1
1.36
1.36
1.36
1
14c
14c
15c
37c
Thompson
Tiara
Tidal
•
common
Landmark
Mines
Toronto
Toronto
White
Traders
Finance
Jan
Jan
Jan
45
261
40c
Mar
59%
Jan
17,222
43c
Jan
94c
Mar
3 y2C
3C
3 V2C
20,849
3c
Nov
7c
Jan
40c
38c
42c
23,400
33c
Oct
34c
34c
3,000
31c
July
56%
56
57
3,727
48% Mar
10%
10%
105
44%
44%
44%
50
13 Vi
13%
13%
25
57 Vi
57%
59%
125
•
36
35%
36%
3,639
40
36
35
36%
585
*
20
*
preferred
class
A
preferred
.
warrants
12c
Canada Exp Ltd
Trans Canada Pipeline
Transmountain
Pipe
__
l
Line
Transcontinental Resources
Oil
Trinity Chibougamau
Twin City Gas
__1
;
•
•
12c
15c
500
2.00
2.15
930
42c
42 c
2,015
18%
18%
14,530
8%
9%
7,233
12c
7,625
■
_
18%
8%
11c
Feb
Jan
9Vac
Jan
1.88
Jan
5Vic Jan
78c
Jan
2.15
Jan
17% May
86c
33
Nov
Dec
3.60
Jan
Nov
1.35
Jan
July
1.55
Jan
"
27
52
3.15
500
22c
25c
6,400
10%
10%
200
24%
Jan
3.15 Aug
20c
Oct
9
Oct
28
Aug
3.50
55c
Apr
Jan
16% Mar
13c
14c
4,725
30c
Feb
38
38
38%
1,281
29
Feb
38%
Nov
39%
39%
39%
1,541
28% Mar
40 %
Nov
.100
12 %C
Jan
II
82
Feb
92
Aug
106
105
106
180
100
Mar
107
Aug
16%
15%
16%
2,240
10
Mar
5%
5%
1,000
1.31
1.22
1.34
35,100
8%c
8c
9c
15,500
5c
5c
500
9c
10c
22,315
4.95
4.95
330
90
.100
:
90
90
16%
Yukon
&
*
53/a
Jan
7% Mar
Dec
1
i_i
Indus
("
.
•
class
Stores
A
-
A____
Ltd
90c
Oct
1.67
Jun
17c
Jun
8 %c
Oct
9c
May
14c
Feb
5.00
Jan
4.25 Mar
II
A
23
23%
268
22
14%
14%
610
14
4.25
1,350
3.70
1.06
1.06
1.14
3,800
1.01 May
1.45
11c
11c
12c
8,000
2c
2 VaC
11,500
_fl
warrants—
•
Wright-Hargreaves
Aug
•
23%
3.80
class
Jan
7c
4 Vac
■
1
Woodward
Class
.
.__
Larder
Nov
29
Nov
19%
Jan
Nov
8.25
Jan
Jan
Yale
Lead
&
Zinc
Canuck
Yellorex
I
.
Z.
Mines
Oil
200
2%c
1
5c
Young
Bear
(H
Yukeno
G)
Mines
1
67c
2c
Aug
5c
15,000
4VaC
Dec
1.00
1.03
16,525
83c
Jun
65c
1.03
,_1
Oct
4%c
.
'
Yellowknife
10 %c
72C
29,600
56c
May
27c
Oct
Jan
4%c Aug
9Vic
1.13
Jan
Sep
"
Mines
Mines
__1
4 Vac
4c
4 VaC
2.10
"
2.00
!
2 Vac
4,966
88c
Oct
5c
Jan
3.00
Apr
Aug
Zenith
Electric
Zenmac
•
2.25
8,450
1
16c
16c 16 %c
12,700
16c
:_i
_
Metal
Zulapa
26c
23c
27c
12,500
13o
_
Mines
'
Mining
_
2.00
Dec
July
Jun
29c
Jan
37c
Oct
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
10c
STOCKS
1.15
Last
Sale Price
Par
Andian
National
Feb
Corp__
Bulolo
Canada
Sugar
6%
Feb
8
39%
39
39%
400
353/4
Apr
45
Sep
6%
6 Va
6%
1,855
July
/ 8
May
•
25 Vi
24%
25%
1,435
5.85
5.75
5.90
17
17%
&
2,725
3.90
Jan
734
13 Va
Jun
18%
635
28 Vi
6.00
Aug
Oct
Nov
30 Va
283/4
28%
162
40 %
2,030
29% Apr
273/4 July
36% Mar
33 %
393/4
44%
Jan
14c
1,100
13c
22c
Jan
65
65
68
55
20%
20%
190
19%
.19%
20
1,565
31
—__i_*
Lino—
Paper new
_250
class
new
Aug
65
Dec
20%
38
Feb
Dec
40 %
Jan
26 Va
Jan
31
145
29%
Dec
30
293/4
29 3/4
95
293/4
12
12%
450
20
20
1,000
new
21
21
20
2.50
Paper_
2,50
" Dec
Dec
31
9% May
193/4 Oct
14
20%
Nov
600
20
22%
Nov
26%
29%
29
29%
540
473/4
46 y4
48
58
1
2.40
2.35
2.50
•
,
Jan
19% July
<
29%
2.50
July
90
__i
A
Ontario
•
30 Vi
250
.
;
_*
&
Feb
40
common...
Minnesota
20%
30 Va
,
issued
B
Nov
28%
•
common
Loblaw Inc
Class
6
_*
Investments
Oilcloth
Maclaren
-
14c
International
When
High
300
•
Paper
Glass
Dupont Co
Low
,
8
Dalhousie Oil
Dominion
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
..
8
♦
General
Dominion
Shares
0
Vinegars
Canadian
Dominion
for Week
High
—0
Dredging
&
Range
of Prices
__•
,
Canada
Dollars
Sales
8
Corp
Gold
Canadian
Low
_.
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos
in
Week's
37
37
38 %
Oct
Sep
Dec
Jan
31%
Jan
48
Dec
*
2.00
warrants
Trans
Triad
2.15
Nov
50
Elevators
Star
1957
2.80
14c
52c
10
72c
32%
.
1.20
27
.
Pass
Jan
Nov
47c
•
Bank
General Trusts
Toronto
1956
r10.
Jan
50c
io«
Ltd
Dominion
Toronto Iron Works class A
5%
56
Jun
1.25 Mar
57c
4
Apr
1
Petroleums
Toronto
55%
69c
July
May
8% July
1.52
Jan
Mar
•
Mines
Tom bill
55 Vi
8.00
37c
,
11,700
Ltd
Canada
4,635
Dec
Apr
3.50 Mar
_*
:
preferred
Consolidated
40
Mar
2.50 Aug
1,600
Territory Mining
1.04
20%c Aug
3,900
10
1.50
100
50c
*
3.25
49c
10
26c
;_50(
.
A
preferred
Jan
Sep
200
2.00
_1
.
preferred—_
Teck Hughes Gold
class A
class
Warrants
Jan
16%
2.40
50c
1.85
Dec
Jan
Mar
13%
*
10c
13
1.50
1
255
9%
6.00
13c
•
Jan
950
1.80
50
Mines
550
30c
3.15
'
Jan
July
35o
preferred
1.25
,
80c
July
44c
2.30
Sylvanite Gold Mines
1.81
Mar
13%
Industries
Nov
240
__*
Jan
12c
*
Supertest Petroleum Ordinary
Dec
98c
32%
"
4c
Preferred
808
32%
3.15
Jan
3%c
6.20
3,900
Superior Propane
•
280
1
Jan
5.90
3 Vic
19
18c
May
10
—20
B
38% Jan
6.50
1
Oct
2c
45c
Nov
Jan
33
5c
Exploration
82c
5,600
11,600
Feb
Dec
1.25
Jan
3Vic Aug
1
Mines
6,866
3c
July
40
Jan
6,200
__1
Gas
Nov
Dec
2.50 May
3c
1.05
99c
3.50
5%c
500
50c
'
45c
Oct
12,000
'95 c
89c
2%c
Apr
6.90
Jun
6,095
4 Vic
Texaco
8%
8,500
-
5c
Temagaml
Dec
1
Gold
&
'
93c
1.60
Jan
27c
1
Taurcanls
3.88
5 Vic
Contact
Switson
Nov
1
.
A
Dec
62
64 Vi
4c
'
Nov
*
Sudbury
Sunburst
18
Jan
5c
*
Iron
Steinberg
4.50 Aug
19
Nov
32 Vi
•
8,700
,
Feb
Feb
26c
5c
*
Steel of Canada
19c
10% July
20c
Feb
1.60 Mar
3.60 Aug
13%
Sep
Feb
2.35
Oct
Oct
13%
29c
24
23 %c
May
9c
14
29c
150
7c
2.90
3.75
Apr
July
60c
1,433
Sep
Sep
'•
38%
33% Mar
12,894
7
Jun
Mar
Oct
18
1
___
Petrol
(Geo)
Apr
12
July
5C
3.75
1
3.75
5%c
32%
Jan
33%
Nov
23.402
9 Vic 10 %c
1
_
Naco
3.35
1,
Mar
24,100
•
-
40
40c
,
Jun
.
5.75
97c
-
Feb
72c
96c
irr_r___'_5
'
Plywood class B_____
(J)
8c
Starratt Nickel
Jun
30% Jan
18% July
Btanwell Oil A Gas
94'/a
33
39V4
10
Western
Wood
495
Stanrock Uranium
Jan
Dec
Oct
1,595
10
Western
Sep
70,000
-
Jan
29%
3,350
•
Dec
42 %
9% Mar
10
25%
22%
*
80c
5.85
46c
(Alexander)
22
*
.
75C
5.75
'
Wood
lie 12 %c
Paving
B
7c
6.25
Apr
6%
125
■
2.90
preferred—.
Jan
22
Radio
class
38
r
5 %C
Leaseholds
32c
12c
Standard
Brock
Jan
Dec
400
38
*t
Petroleum..
Western
16 Vic May
25
Standard
Stanley
Oct
2.55
Nov
70
14,352
6%
393/4
Windfall
810
*
32c
—_ZIIIi
Western
Mar
350
10c
Jan
1.30
May
30c
43c
2.70
30o
Mines
8%
Dec
3c
1.20
Oct
23c
26%
20c
Jan
75c
140
26c
'
Mints
2.70
23c
90%
75c
Coghlan
26%
63c
Dec
Apr
1.89
24c
89
Copper
Western
5%
Jun
*
:—_—
28c
213/4
..
100
Warrants
Wlllrov
*
Nov
9.05
July
1.05
7,923
Lil,:
Ltd_
Breweries
Wiltsey
•
Services
Air
'
75c
293/8
28c
——.-a
Winchester
-1
i
75c
28%
38
Petroleum
4.65
87c
,55%
Jan
'
6%'
Products
Jan
•
Union Oils
Soutnern
6,300
3c
-
1
Yankee
Southam
Jun
5.75
&
Sep
13% Jply
Oct
*
—
90c
75c
_—
Jan
24,199
—
17,615
3 Vac
n*,
__10
Hi.25
OH
4.50
1,623
Manufacturing
Nov
3 Vac
.-i24%
2.96
100
27 %
common
9c
100
^
Mar
1.00 July
NovSia
,,23 /,Mar
2,100
—*
,
4,750
1.20
:
Jun
6,700
Ltd—.—
Mines
Slater
25C
20 Vic 20 Vic
——*
A
23%
651
25c
10c HVaC
1.20,
.
OH
Aug
Aug
J
I
Canada
Canadian
4.65
37% Mar
100
3.80
-1
class
7%
22,704
24
3.35
50c
Mines
B
Simpsons
Siscoe
3.10
24
1
Quebec
Jun
5.30
*
*
Mines
buverwood
2.90
3.05
-1
—
Breweries
Sigma
Jan
30
962
Gas—
$6
Arts
Seven
493/8
50
23,248
8,400
■
1.20
3.80 Aug
4.10
4.15
Aug
58 '
9.05
1.19
;
Jan
1.04
3.25 Mar
—
62
59%
31%
'
♦
49
Jun
3.55
*
class
13c
Jun
16c
3.55
Freehold
Holdings
1.50
Nov
•
Metal
6.50 Jan
May
$0®
1
Petroleum
Security
July
28 %
Dec
11
1
Gold
Satellite
Selkirk
11
23 %
27
'■
4.85
West Malartic Mines——.
Westburne
Jan
22 Va Mar
Va
97c
Mining
Dec
28
26
1.15
EquipmentPetroleums Ltd-
Weedon
72c
24 %
18% May
4.65
____1
W__
Knapp
5.20 May
1.25 Apr
25
1.17
.
&
Sep
Jan
Oct
Jan
110
4,65
Waterous
Wayne
54
24c
4,482
1.12
Mines
.
16%
Jun
27
1.06
preferred-*.
Izl
&
Apr
Feb
Jan
Jan
July
20
1.08
L
_—_
G
12%
493/4
8.40
11 %C
A—
Victoria & Grey Trust*-—!
Violamac Mines
Webb
89
5.20
Debentures
Sarcee
1,600
1
Gold
Petroleums
Sapphire
225
72c
1.37
•
common
—
River
Sand
99%
77c
"•
Vespar Mines Ltd
Viceroy Mfg class
Walker
51
59%
29%
Amulet
Feb
45
21,250
ZJll
Explor
Debentures
16%
31%
IZl
___
Power
14c
Nov
,27
'
—H
•
Cons
Jan
18% May
99 % Aug
1
HorBey
Warrants
Antonio
99
15 ye Mar
4,410
49
Shirriff
Salada
San
17%
70c
99
70c
—1
—
17 Va
17%
•
100
common
4.40
Nov
9.50 Mar
Dec
3.40
■
Ventures Ltd
•
16%e
8.75
*
Westeel
Bt
25
Fortune
Venezuelan
42,655
320
3,000
Jun
9 Va
"
26 Va
_•
Alloys
75c
10,172
3.80
""v**-*
50
"
Waite
Roche
pfd_
_
_
Corp
Upper Canada Mines
53c
24c
A
Uran
A
United Steel
20%C 25 Vic
75c
56c
•
1
-1
•
-1
14%
53%
30
Oils
Vanadium
14%
52%
18 % c 19%c
72c
Mar
10c
50
"•
Investment
New
49a/4
Hlgn
6c
20
B
preferred
United Keno Hill
Jun
7.90
493/4
4.05
II
Fuel
150
-u
18 %C
f
Preferred
Feb
5.80
10%
____
80%
July
10c
!
B
17,600
14%
—1
Canso voting trust
Corps class A
Class
-
Aug
7c
■»
—
class
United
Feb
8 VaC
"~50
.
1
18
1.05 July
common.
preferred
78c
.•
Dec
39
185
570
8.95
8.35
*
Mines
Yarns
-
United
Jan
48c
*
Athabasca
Rix
5%
4,687
40
Mar
Jan
1
—
Algom
Rupununi
5%
1.35
6c
3.50
Dec -
July
A
—H
•
Mining Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
8c
10%
-50
Canada
United Asbestos
13Vac
July
1.91
1
,1—___
Mining
Reef Explorations
Rexspar Minerals
Rio
45c
14c 14 Vic
8.50
Mines
Realm
Rio
45,717
10,500
66c
39
14c
•
—
Mines
7c
1.25
39
Ltd
Mines
2,200
5'/a
5%
—
1
Petroleum
Rainville
1,100
7c
65C
Mining
Uranium
2.00
7c
X
——
.
2c
3c
1.91
•
Queenston Gold Mines
Radlore
7c
12c
2 Vac
Z
Quonto
12.401
31,005
1
Units
Quemont
8c
14c
2.00
1
Z
Quebec Natural Gas
Warrants
7c
12C
1
Corp
Quebec
7c
of
Shares
Low
*
.
for Week
8 Vac
1
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Feb
35c
13c
.
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Low
4.50
Par
Preston
STOCKS
Shares
Monday, December 12, 1960
.
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Pries
.
(Range for Week Ended December 9)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
_•
1.75
1.75
1.82
6,660
1
6Vic
6 Vic
6%c
3,700
•
4 50
4.50
4.50
450
9
May
39
..
July
68c
May
57% Aug
13
Jan
45% Nov
12%. Jun
18
Feb
57
May
59 Vi
Dec
32% Feb
39%
38% July
Flour
Pend
Oreille
Price
common
j
Bros
Southwest
Mines—,
Petroleum
»
40
2.30 Aug
3,170
37
670
.
1.48
1.48
6%
54c
Jan
7,000
46 %
Jan
2.25
Jun
7%
Sep
100
51c
3.15
Sep
1.45 July
100
6%
July
Sep
32
Ogilvie
12c
2.00
80c
10
Feb
1.58
6c
Canadian
Yukon
Jan
5.00
Feb
*
No
Jan
a
Odd
65c
Jun
26
Nov
Jan
12
Jan
18c
par
lot
Corp
1
52c
value.
sale
<1 Deferred
(not
delivery sale
year's range),
Selling ex-interest,
4.10
17c
Jan
f Flat
5.50
Jan
r
e
in year's
(not
Included
price.
Cash sale
AND
(not Included In year's
range)
53/4
51c
CANADIAN
t Ex-liquidating
included
in
Nov
Jan
Gold
Trust—*
range).
Jan
Jun
3.50 Aug
Invest
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
3.00
Dec
Jun
Genl
Consolidated
Dec
7% July
10c
Third
(Un) Admitted
wd When
wl When
to
Issued,
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
76c
Oct
MARKETS
unlisted
Ex-dividend,
y
Nov
dividend.
delivered,
x
Feb
dividend.
trading privileges,
.
Volume
192
Number
6011
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The
following
bid
and
asked
quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid")
bought
or
(indicated
by the "asked") at the time of
compilation. Origin of
any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is
composed of securities
which have a wide national
distribution.
Par
Industrials and
Par
Aerovox
Mr
Corp
1
Products
Aid
Inc
Aiico
Inc
Allied
Radio
Alside
Inc
—
American
7%
17»/„
1
38 %
—2
32%
34%
__1
33
35%
7.50
9
10
Hamilton Cosco Inc
6%
1
21 Va
23%
;—1
—
15%
16%
17%
Cement
Corp
5
12 V4
13%
Express
Co
5
42 %
45%
American
Greetings cl A
American
Pipe
Amer-Saint
Amer
Co
& Const Co
Gobain
Sterilizer
-
Corp
38
Co—
3%
28
30 %
37%
39%
27%
29 %
9%
Hi/4
1
Associated Spring Corp—_—_10
9%
10
Heublein
Inc
Co
4
1
common
15%
17
52
56
5
47%
50%
Arksansas Missouri Power Co__5
Arkansas Western Gas Co
5
19%
2iya
Participating
Arizona
Art
Public
Metal
Arvida
Avon
preferred
Service.
Oil
Balrd
Co
T
Products
Aztec
Co
Construction
Corp
_3
&
Co
Oil
Bates
'Iools
Mfg: C(u_
Bayles
Jl
(A
Bemis
Beneficial
7%
6%
20%
High
Voltage
13
Hoover Co
56%
Houston
Markets
1
16
17%
Houston
1
9%
10%
Houston
Natural
47%
51%
Houston
Oil
Corp
1
18%
19%
11%
12%
•
41 %
44%
Hugoton
2
Trust
33
23%
25%
47%
68%
Republic
18%
20%
98
.
Rice
101
26%
34
36%
11%
9%
167
7%
4%
Brush
preferred__25
Sharpe Mfg. Co—110
&
(Charles)
21%
Beryllium
Indianapolis
7%
International Bank of Wash
10
International Rectifier Corp
1
23%
International Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries Corp
•
49
32%
53
Interstate
Corp__*
Interstate Motor Freight Sys—1
21
7%
13%
27%
12
13%
.
5
California
Interstate
5
12%
13%
California
Investors Diver Services Inc—
Class A common
Oregon Power Co__20
38%
40%
Ionics
Tel
California Water Service Co—2S
Inc
23%
25%
Iowa
12%
29%
31%
Iowa
Southern
10c
3%
4%
Itelc
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_l
Cannon Mills class B com
25
Corp
10
10%,
Jack & Heintz Inc*
53 %
56%
Jamaica
Carpenter Paper Co_—
41%
44%
Jervis
Water
Canadian
Ceco
Steel
Cedar
&
Telep Co
Delhi
Oil
Ltd.—
Products
Point
Field
1
Corp
Trust
10
ctfs
Central
Electric & Gas Co
Central
111
Central
Indiana
Gas
Louisiana
Maine
Central
28 %
30Va
39%
42
_5
i4yu
15%
Co.5
27%
29%
10
26%
28%
10
22
23%
19%
21 Va
4%
51/4
Telephone Co
Electric
Power
Co__
Central
Vt Public Serv Corp-_6
Chattanooga Gas Co
_1
Chicago Musical Instrument
1
Citizens
Util
29 %
3iy4
cl A__33%C
17%
19y„
33%c
Co com
16%
17y4
Common class B
Clinton
Engines
Corp
Coastal
States
Gas
Stores
1
31/2
4y8
1 <t
14%
15%
_1
591/4
62%
—
Clute Corporation
Colonial
4
3%
3%
Co
Central
25%
Co—,10
Elect & Gas
Central
24
Prod
Inc
2%
141/2
Colorado
161/4
Interstate
Gas
Co—5
36%
Colorado
39%
Milling Si Elev
Co—_1
171/4
Colorado
19Va
Oil
Corp eom_3
8%
9%
Gas
&
$1.25
conv
preferred—
Commonwealth Gas Corp
25
18%
1
Connecticut Light & Power
20 Va
g
Co_*
25%
Consol Freightways
2.50
Consolidated Rock Products___5
67/8
8%
Coffee
Co
Electric Company
Craig Systems Inc
Inc—
151/4
•
•
5
Danly
Machine Specialties____5
Darling (L A) Co
——1-'
.Dashew Business Machines
10c
"
-
Dejur-Amsco
Delhi-Taylor
Corp
class
A
1
Oil Corp
1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internat Bridge Co—1
DJ-Noc
Dial
Chemical
Finance
Dictaphone
Diebold
Inc—.—1
Arts
Co_.
*
Corp
Diversa
5
Inc
$1.25
common
—__1.'
pfd————.
R) Sons Co
conv
Donnelley
<R
Drackett Company
Duffy-Mott
Dun
Bush
16%
2iy2
351/2
39%
7%
8%
12%
13%
17%
10%
Ha/,
191/8
13%
14%
15
16 Va
22
237/8
20
21%
Inc_
Erie
59 Va
27
29%
19%
20%
9
10 %
21%
23%
17
18%
7
2%
3%
37
39%
30%
32%
11%
12'A
17%
14%
15%
18
19%
19%
21 Vt
32%
34%
68 %
72
19Va
8V4
9Va
3%
Mohawk
19V4
28%
4%
15
16 %
22%
24%
10
National Gas & Oil Corp.
5
National Homes Corp A com~50c
Class B common
50c
30%
21
44%
18%
30%
47%
19%
8%
9%
8%
9%
16
25%
National Shirt Shops of Del
New Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
Nicholson File Co
1
14%
8
24V4
15%
•
21%
23%
38%.
40%
North
American
1
9%
10%
22
24 Va
North
Carolina
2.50
4%
5Va
44
47 V4
7%
7%
8%
Coal
Natl
Gas
North Penn Gas Co
5
12 Vs
13
Northeastern Water Co (4
pfd-*
69%
74V4
Northwest Natural Gas
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
1
20
21 %
1
Corp
22 %
237/b
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
59
63
Ohio
11%
Oklahoma
7 %
1
30c
10%
14%
16 V4
Old
Water
Ben
2.50
8%
9%
Otter
1
7%
8V4
Pabst
Inc
Co
19
Service
Miss
Coal
Tall
25%
3
23 %
25
1
River Prod
35
37%
27
29%
10c
Co
Pacific Airmotive Corp
4%
16'A
18 Va
5
Co
Brewing
4Va
;•
Corp
Power
24
10
Co
45"A
48%
Vance Sanders &
22%
Nevada
New
Union
Power
Cc__♦
Co—1
40%
43%
Co—25
46%
49
..1
26%
283/s
Producing Co—1
6%
7%
Power
Tel
Eng
Gas
Gas
Co
35'A
37 %
*
(A E)
Mfg Co—
8
8%
28
Chemical
Co
1
Wells
—1.25
1
2%
Corp
Corp
Greene
Bank
of
(San
America
—1
Francisco)
Bank
of
Bank
of
Bank
of
Trust
.1
Garlock
Corp
class
Inc
A
9%
10%
»
29%
31%
1
1
13'A
14 V4
27
29%
35%
5%
38%
6%
Bid
9%
14%
16 Vs
1
5%
39
6%
14 Va
15 Va
Pendleton Tool Industry
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
1
15
16 %
1
11%
12'A
Ferkin-Elraer Corp
Permanente Cement
1
43%
24%
49
51%
Y)——10
Co
-1
9%
10%
1
73 Va
77%
33 Va
35%
5
7%
3
&
Co
5
37%
34
36%
8%
10
10%
15
58 %
6%
Consolidated Industries—1
16'A
54%
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Yellow Transit Freight Lines—1
Yuba
8%
35%
5
Co
8%
8
Light Co_10
Witco Chemical
Conversion
20%
7.50
Co
7%
6%
6
Companies
Par
50%
46 Va
Co
1
18'A
19 Vs
Irving
Trust Co
(N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate
333
Trust Co
(Phila)—10
65
56 Va
Trust
Trust
Co
20
103
109
10
32%
36 Va
5
32 %
34%
(N Y)„10
60%
63%
Traders
(Buffalo)
:
5
x27%
29 Va
Meadow Brook Nat'l Bank of
Nassau
Camden
,
42 %
Bank &
Manufacturers Tr Co
69%
52Va
Ask
40 Va
>
Long Island Trust Co__
&
Bid
.10
(Philadelphia)
Manufacturers
20
St Trust
55
Bank
Louis
Broad
51 Va
County N Y
5
:
25
143
31 Va
34 Va
Mellon Nat Bk As Tr Co
(Pgh)_25
of Cleve—16
46
48%
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
44
46%
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
Chase
62%
65%
12
58 Va
61
10
45
78
47%
(Chicago)-25
50
367
26%
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
(N J)_
Central Natl Bank
Manhattan
Bk
(NY)_12%
Chemical Bank New
Trust
5
of
York
Co
Citizens &
-Band
Southern
Rational
(Savannah)
City Natl Bk & Tr
Cleveland
Trust
Co
388
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
30 %
Commercial Trust of N J
25
98%
103 %
Co_12Va
45 Va
48%
Bank
& Tr
Connecticut
Natl
Bank
5
16 Va
County Trust Co
122
117
(White Plains
63r/a
32 %
35 Va
37
39%
(Cleve)—16
&
7.50
Essex
5
41%
44%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Blc (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
38%
300
40%
25
New
New
York)
Eng Trust Co
85%
44
47%
'
(N J)
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston_12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
New
80
&
(Albany)
•Banking Co
33%
(Chicago)
60 %
10
of Westchester_5
National Newark
17 %
[Continental 111 Bank & Trust
Co
10
City Bank
Co
50%
103 Va
National Commercial Bank
Trust
45 Va
47
99%
County)
National Bank
National
150
41
25
National Bank of Detroit
National Bank & Trust Co
32%
Connecticut
New York
(Fairfield
68
71 %
54
57 Va
70
66%
(Boston)-100
46
Jersey Bank & Tr Co
11
Northern Trust Co (Chlcago)_20
107
50%
30
.
32 Va
lllVa
Peoples Tr Co of BeTgen City
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY)-10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)
10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
Co
(Camden N J)
First
Natl
First
Natl Bk
First
Natl
First
National
0%
(Haekensack
34'A
37
—5
21
31%
51%
34Va
43
55
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Pittsburgh National Bank—20
68Va
72
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
42
47%
52
55'A
37
40%
&
Bank
(Atlanta)—10
(Baltimore)
10
Bank
of
Boston_12%
44%
Trust
J)__—
N
(Philadelphia)—-20
Republic Natl Bank
(Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston
-
Chi__20
70%
39%
42%
70
74%
38 Va
56%
59%
63%
137
67
,
146
48
52 %
10
71 Vs
74%
20 %
22
50
54%
74%
Natl Bank of Dallas——10
First Natl Bank (Jersey
City)-25
23%
45%
10
Royal Bank of Canada
73%
%
36
Royal State Bk of New York—5
47%
62%
70
Bank
of
First
First
National
Passaic
Bank
of
25
73
Louis—20
67
71%
75%
79
First
Natl Bank
First
Natl City
First
&
First
of
Trust
Co
Bank
New
(N
Y)__20
Natl
49
51%
Bank
Rochelle
27%
30 Va
5
27%
29
Bk_. .15
54%
58
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
York- .10
x51%
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chic)
.20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co. 10
x4J%
Hanover
Hudson
Bank
of
County
Hudson Tr Co
New
National
(Union
National
Providence
Industrial
For
R
Trust
Bk. 10
City)-. -8
(N Y)_. .10
Bank of
I
Co
footnotes,
.10
(Phila)
see
Natl Bank
.10
Co
(Wash)—20
of Phila—10
(Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
Bank of Albany—
10
84
_
_5
54%
-
20
19
20
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
25
Trade Bank & Tr Co (N Y)__10
Union
Co of New
Bank
50
53 Va
34%
37%
68%
71%
23
24%
63
67 Va
89%
Union Trust Co
United
58%
30%
32%
2%
8%
54%
58
Maryland-10
47 %
50%
9Va
of
States Trust Co
(Boston)
10
21
United States
43
Valley Natl Bk
44
46%
20%
22 Va
Trust
33
(N Y)—20
98
(Phoenix Ariz).5
Wachovia Bank &
page.
74%
54
Commerce
(Cleveland)
44%
23
Jersey
69%
10
o
39%
preceding
Va
State Street Bank & Trust Co
Trust
Exch
Trust
(Boston)
10
Franklin Natl Bank of Long
Island N Y
Girard Trust Corn
Union
State
(Philadelphia) _10
Westchester
Louis
Security First Natl Bank
Pennsylvania Banking
of St
St
Second
County
46%
.
Gas
Ask
22 %
(N
Industrial
Corp
Co
Electric
Wurlitzer
10
Co
National
Industrial Bk of Com
Futterman
Natural
Wood
4%
48'/a
21%
Frito
25 Va
28 :A
42 Va
319
19%
Franklin
47%
23%
26%
——100
1
9
Lt & Telephone Co—10
Massachusetts Cos—_1
44 Va
Western
Western
26
4
14%
19%
24'A
———6%
Parker Hannifin
Corp
Pauley Petroleum Inc
7%
5|A
A
Virginia
Bankers
St
—10
S
York
New
6%
8%
4Va
(Newark)_25
Commerce
Boatmen's
'
Bank
N T &
5%
6%
•
6%
Co_*
4%
1
»
27%
Coast Telephone Co
Westcoast Transmission
West Point
Manufacturing
Hotels Delaware Corp__l
Pantasote Co
5
25%
13'A
13
Corp
Wisconsin Power
41%
2lV4
B
10
49
Wilcox
19%
Class
22%
Financial
West
14%
5
Foote Bros Gear & Macn cl A
14%
21%
Transport A
40%
Pacific Power & Light Co
14 V4
26%
—1
Wesco
Bros
Co—
Gas
13%
Packaging Corp of America
13%
50%
22 %
3%
8%
90c
48
5%
Brothers
Natural
36Va
19%
3
5
6%
17 Va
20%
13%
Wash
5
19%
1
5
Mercury Electronics
10%
16%
xl9
20%
Warren
25
18%
Pacific
9%
_1
1
11%
—20
non-voting
17%
1
50c
Waddell & Reed Inc class A
1
Walter
(Jim)
Corp
16% c
Warner & Swasey Co
1
1
46
1
1
Co
Corp
16 %
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
1
2.50
Steel
30%
14%
Washington Steel Corp
2%
Fisher Brothers Co
Governor
14%
28 %
*
.
13'A
5
Inc
18%
8%
79 V4
Florida
Mills
28%
25%
20 Vb
75
Fisher
Fair
Mfg Co
Vitro Corp of America
Von's Grocery
Co
27 Va
7%
71
Co
50%
42%
23 %
18 V4
57
Line
46
39
25%
1
26 %
Robinson
Co
5
2%
53%
Gamble
_2
Corp
5
Company—50c
10
Co—1
67%
Pacific Far East
Mining
Co
Tel
•
Pacific
&
4%
25%
17%
24 V4
States
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn_100
Financial Federation Inc
1
First Boston Corp
10
28 %
Const
20 Va
7%
25%
6%
Galvan
Mfg
56
43 %
2%
Valley Mould & Iron
Utah
20%
Colorado
Baltimore National
35 Va
20%
2
Resistor
Farrington
32%
.1
Co
14%
Par
17
99
28%
Mountain
62'/a
13'A
Bank and Trust
20Va
14%
Corp
&
15Va
18%
23%
Nalco Chemical
37%
59
4'%
9
Vector
Struthers
14%
18%
Empire State Oil Co
Equltv Oil Co
Ets-Hokin
13%
5
37
33%
Vanity
Btubnitz
67%
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co_5
Missouri Utilities Co—
1
39%
15 Va
47%
31%
16 Va
Corp
Strong Cobb Amer Inc
34Va
64%
50c
Inc
Corp
Electro-Voice Inc
Capital
Mfg Co
31 %
HV4
;
14
x44%
Upper Peninsular Power Co—
17%
Stepan
5%
40 Va
1
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
34%
Co_—*
Dev
Stouffer
6%
5Va
13 V8
34%
Electrada
Electrolux
5%
1
Company
Fuel Supply Co
3%
12
35%
36%
Economics Laboratory Inc
1
El Paso Electric Co
(Texas)—•
Emhart
10%
2
Rubber
4%
3
40%
41%
Cable
&
10 %
10 V4
45%
12
11
15
&
Oil
10
9%
12
42%
29%
11
37
51%
33%
6%
27%
Oorp_l
25%
48'A
1
*
1
Mil
10%
9V%
5
16% "
Associates—10
Electronics
9%
23%
Mississippi Shipping Co
5%
3%
Chem
39%
—2
$1 preference
Eastern
Industries
Utilities
37%
7%
Co
13%
15Va
32%
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
33
12
States
10
38
Statler
10%
30
Miss
Dynamics Corp of America—
Eastern
26%
Minneapolis Gas
Corp
Texas Nat Gas
2
Common
22%
Miller Mfg Co.
14%
34 Va
United States Leasing
Corp
1
United States Servateria
Corp_l
United States Sugar Corp
1
Co—10c
Wire
Stanley Works
26%
24Va
Inc
30'/a
Stanley Home Products Inc—
15
20%
common
13%
32%
Publishing Co Inc
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whiting Corp
1
Laboratories
5%
6
5
Western
•
Class A
6%
5%
23%
'
1
Western
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
Kennametal Inc
10
Miles
6
9%
22 Va
■'+ 5V4
Co
17%
Kaiser Steel Corp common
$1.46 preferred
v
Union
24%
15%
,
8%
Pwr
Tucson Gas Elec Lt &
53 %
14
24%
—
19%
30%
50c
15%
1
16
10%
70
17%
28 V4
19%
9%
Corp
Pipeline
49
Jessop Steel Co
Corp
1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
-1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry
50c
Mattel Inc
1
Maxson (W L) Corp
3
McLean Industries
lc
McLouth Steel Corp
2%
McNeil Machine & Eng
5
Merchants Fast Motor Lines—1
Meredith Publishing Co
5
Metropolitan Broadcasting
1
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
5
Microdot Inc
»
Mid-American Pipeline Co
•
331/2
131/4
46%
66 Va
Pipe Line Corp__50c
Elec
Register-.
7%
Madison Gas & Electric Co
311/4
Transval
Transwestern
Screw-Coiis
6%
Marlin-Rockwell
55
18%
43 lA
1
Standard
1
.
58%
Gas
2
Corp
Staley
45%
Kentucky Utilities Co
10
Ketchum Co Inc
1
Keystone Portl'd Chemical Co_3
Koeliring Co
5
Laboratory for Electronics
1
Laguna Niguel Corp units
Landers Frary & Clark
25
Lanolin Plus
lc
Lau Blower Co
1
Liberty Loan Corp
1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B-5
Lone Star Steel Co
1
Long (Hugh W') & Co Inc_50c
Lucky Stores Inc
1%
Ludlow Corp
*
Macmillan Co
1
Trans
53
16%
*.
l
Standard
13%
42'A
9%
i6ye
24%
.*—*
-
5
Spur Oil Co
56%
•
—
Corp
34%
1
Supply
Tokheim
32%
23
-1
'19%
...
52
64
37%
2
Water
—
23
1
Corp
Co
3*0%
30%
Fibre Glass—*
Stores
Time Inc
22%
50%
28
—»
37%
32 V4
15
2%
32%
15
5%
—1
„__1
3'/a
42
35
-1
.
5
Co
wan-ants;*;
26 V4
38
1
Durlron Co
Co
Utilities
7%
6'%
Inc
(H I)
Drug
8%
33 %
e%
10
60
„1
—
Service
Thrifty
8
31 Va
1
Stand Fruit & Steamship—2.50
Standard Pressed
Steel
1
29%
5
Inc—
Corporation
16%
"
193/4
5
—i_l
Co—
Bradstreet
&
Dunham
Dura
_5
.
Inc
127/a
151/,
5
Co
18%
ip/8
1
1%
Cummins Engine
10%
571/2
17
1
Cross Company
Crouse-Hinds Co
17
gi/2
54
—1
Cook
95/3
153/,
Continental Transp Lines Inc—1
Data Corp——.—50c
Control
Cook
27
Public
1959
30 Va
Corp_7
Thermo King
Corp
Thomas <fe Betts Co
i47/8
Spector Freight Sys Inc_
Speer Carbon Co.—
Sprague Electric Co
170
34,
18
1
Inc
13%
160
27%
Watson
25%
160
1
Eastern Transmis
Texas Industries Inc
Thompson
152
1
Texas
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
Southwestern
14%
23%
25%
-10c
& Co
1
1
1;
12
I5
Thermo-O-Disc
16%
25%
1
Telecomputing Corp
Textron
Ask
isya
23%
■
21
Southwestern Elec Service Co—1
8%
Interstate Securities Co
21 %
1
Byllesby
Pacific
Southwest
22Va
Engineering
-5
-
Corp_——1
Power Co——7%
Southern
34%
49%
Inc—*.*
Co—-
Southern
53
1
1
Co
19%,
40%
1
Co
Fetzer
Southern
5%
24%
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
Bid
1
Broadcasting Co
Southern Calif Water Co—5
4%
is
Taft
Southern
26%
5%
3%
37%
—*.*
Calif
24%
1
1
Inc
Bantam
South Shore
4%
50c
Corp
Associates
Prod
Skil
84
22
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Burndy Corp -i
(H Mi
Co
20c
Tubular
Simplex
13%
80%
Petroleum
&
Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp
United
Corp_
Sierra
23%
12%
1
3
Co Inc
1
Searle (G D) & Co
Seismograph Service
25%
Water
Reid
Jacinto
Scott
33%
3%
24
Recreation
—*
Scholz Homes Inc
8%
31%
*
Internat'l
Myers Inc
Schield
9%
Indiana Gas & Water
18
34^
Inc_3%
(H
Marie
Sanders
5%
12%
6%
&
Sawhill
17%
9%
11%
16%
16%
313/4
3
Mills
Sabre-Pinon
43
10c
29%
15 Va
H) Co
1
Rockwell Manufacturing Co_2%
Roddis Plywood Corp
1
Rose
177
3%
Brown
-
;
10%
39%
common..'
Robblns
Robertson
25%
1
Bruning
.
*
.12%
24%
1
$1.20
46 %
27%
Roadway Express class A—25c
32 %
25
"units"
6%
43
—2
Corp——
Brand
94
50%
—5
Co
Stoker
30 %
48
12Va
Gae
River
1
Products
Co.:
Natural
Riley
Hugoton Production Co
Husky Oil Co
Indian Head Mills Inc
Inc
Purina
106
7%
Bowman
'
Ralston
106
98
34%
Bowser
A
Richardson Co
6%
6
class
65
32%
I
6%
30 %
1
Botany Industries Inc*
Bowling Corp of America
39Va
5%
25c
Black Hills Power & Light Co__l
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc—1
2%
—_1
Radiation Inc
*
1
Gas
Alegre'Sugar Corp
21
21%
1
5
Hathaway Inc
Corp
Corp
Blllups Western Pet Co
36%
%
1
Beryllium
7%
193/4
5
1
4%
Material
7
5
Mexico
1
16%
Corp
5%
Purex Corp Ltd
1
Bettinger
Berkshire
1
Va
Hamp
Co of New
44
_1
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A common
•
19%
5
Purolator Products..
20
11
Gas
Field
17
10c
45%
2%
Fearless
Serv
Punta
150
28 %
Corp
25
Co
Bag Co
5
San
A
32%
42%
1
class
10%
30Va
37%
Engineering
Corp
Hilton Credit
8%
12
52
Pub
22
142
34%
preferred
_1
Manufacturing
Bros
24 %
o
19%
26 %
Co
Co
9%
7%
Co
Inc
Pubco Petroleum
Pub Serv Co of New
10
Mining
Splendor
_10
Baxter Laboratories
Behlen
22
1
15 '
...12%
9%
7%
26
2
Electric
Producing Properties
1
Hewlett-Packard
Genl
24%
Potash Co of America
_5
Hidden
141/4
.79%
,
13%
__1
Inc
13%
76
—1
Atomics:Inc*
Baker
1
2.50
—
Gas
Inc
Portland
Ask
6%
•
Co
24%
18
*
10
Farms
Rubber
3%
Co
20%
11%
Hanna (MA) Co class A com_10
Class B common
10
Hanna Mining Co
.1
Harcourt Brace & Co Inc
1
Harvey Aluminum Inc*
_1
Hathaway Instruments Inc
1
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
1
Anheuser-Busch
Arden
Corp
Gas
19%
—
40%
40%
Bid
Par
Lumber
Natural
22%
—
18%
American
American
Pioneer
Ask
Plymouth
Otddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Co
1
Green (A P) Fire Brick Co
5
Green Mountain Power Corp—5
Grinnell Corp
•
Grolier Inc
1
Growth Capital Inc
1
Hagan Chemicals & Controls
1
Haloid Xerox* Inc
5
6
Biltrite Rubber Co_100
American-Marietta
Bid
Gas Service Co
10
Gpd Telep <Ca)iD 5% ptd
-TO
Gibraltar Finan Corp ol Calif_l
40%
16%
Co__l
Pickering
Par
8%
38
1
Development
Corp
Utilities
Ask
1
„—
Land
Bid
(Quotations for Friday, December 9)
Trust
(Winston-Salem N C>
36 Va
102
63%
Co
5
25%
27
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
53 %
56%
46
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Funds—
Aberdeen
Par
Fund
Affiliated
Fund
American
Business
American
Amer
Par
Funds—
Mutual
2.28
fntl Resources Fund Inc
7.79
Investment
Co
4.12
4.40
Investment
Trust
1
al4.30
Shares
Fund
Mutual Fund Inc
Research
Associated
Ask
7.20
1
Inc
2.07
1.25
Investors
American
Bid
25c
&
Fund
Dev
1
Corp—1
Trust
9.34
23 %
22 %
*
Fund
Istel
Johnston
5.37
10.02
10.95
Boston—1
of
10.96
11.98
11.78
12.87
Fund
1
1
Inc
Fund-t
Mutual
(The)
34.07
Axe-Houghton
Fund
"A"
Inc—1
5.13
5.53
B-2
Axe-Houghton
Fund
"B" Inc__5
8.09
8.79
B-3
(Low
B-4
(Discount
Atomics
Physics & Science Fnd-1
4.78
5.22
Axe-Houghton stock Fund Inc_l
3.71
4.05
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
11.22
12.20
Axe-Templeton
Canada
Growth
B-l
Ltd
1
9.^3
9.09
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc
1
12.33
11.34
S-l
S-3
9.98
-1
8.57
9.36
1
14.85
16.20
Fund)
19.85
(Low
21.66
11.17
12.19
12.69
Com Stock)— _1
Priced Com Stlcs)..l
13.85
12.38
13.51
of Canada LLd_l
Fund
1
13.88
15.01
5.58
6.11
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
6.51
7.13
1
17.38
18.79
12.01
12.98
Keystone Fund
1
12.13
13.30
Knickerbocker
California Fund
1
6.71
7.33
1
13.14
14.21
Inc
16.84
9.14
(Growth
50c
_.
Investment
Street
23.13
15.44
(liigu-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
Bullock Fund Ltd
Broad
21.20
1
(Income Fund)
(Growth
25.23
_1
Bonds)
Bonds)
K-l
S-2
Boston Fund Inc
Priced
24.17
S-4
Canada General Fund—
(1954)
Ltd
Fund
Canadian
Inc
1
16.94
15.66
Canadian International Growth
1
Life Ins
Growth
Stock
Shares
Chase
Fund
Fund
lc
of
1
Corp
14.38
xlO.87
Colonial
Energy
Fund
15.72
*
11.76
18.63
5.77
6.29
a24.83
Electric
shares
General
Industries
—lc
2.75
shares—lc
3.42
3.75
shares
lc
2.12
2.33
Paper
shares
lc
3.25
3.56
lc
1.96
2.15
lc
3.37
3.69
—lc
2.38
2.61
13.16
14.23
shares
Petroleum
shares
1
8.68
9.43
1
9.52
10.35
1
15.66
16.91
Fund Inc
-
1
-
18.84
20.48
beneficial
of
shares
Life
Massachusetts
Fund
8.77
interest—1
21.27
22.99
15.29
Mutual
Investment
Foundation 1
13.75
14.86
16%
18 %
Mutual
Investment
Fund
inc—1
9.29
10.20
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
19.90
Investment Inc
1
interest
1
1
16.25
16.41
National
Investors
56.52
57.09
National
Securities
1
10.86
11.95
Balanced
Delaware Income Fund Inc—,—1
9.27
10.20
Bond
1
9.87
Diversified Investment Fund—1
8.47
9.28
Dividend
25c
2.93
3.22
Shares
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Electronics
Bnergy
16.26
11.06
11.83
New
England
50c
11.89
12.71
New
York
Corp—1
7.23
7.90
Fund
Inc
10
20.73
20.73
20c
Equity Fund Inc
7.76
8.04
Eurofund Inc
Federated
Fidelity
Industrial
Florida
Fund
Mutual
3.80
7.24
7.91
5.61
1
7.59
Nucleonics
Chemistry
Eleclronics
13.48
14.48
&
Shares
Inc
_1
William Street Fund
1
12.55
13.57
1
12.15
13.28
One
12.97
14.17
19.56
Fund
Securities
1
Inc
4.47
Penn
5.64
6.16
1
1.98
2.16
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
10.64
11.57
Funds Inc—
Square Mutual Fund
6.18
6.72
al3.02
1
Fund
20.73
xlO.30
11.18
50c
11.16
11.27
2.50
Juc
18.92
•
Pine Street Fund Inc
Pioneer
8.31
9.03
Common stock series
lc
Preferred
series
lc
2.64
2.92
1
13.68
13.82
1
9.06
9.93
Puritan
Fund
Inc
1
7.46
8.06
1
1.10
1.21
Putnam
(Geo)
Fund
1
14.27
15.51
Futures
Inc
5.88
6.47
Price
Capital
Oeneral
Investors
Corp
1
17.55
19.09
1
Trust
x6.76
Quarterly
Scudder
lc
8.10
8.88
lc
8.75
9.59
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
Equip
1
Shares
Dist
Fund
14.24
15.48
1
6.80
7.43
of
Inc
25c
„_5
41 %
44%
Life
Companies
10
11%
Life
Insurance
5
14%
16%
Lincoln
Life Ins Co 1
General Insur Co_1.50
American
30%
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Heritage
Life
(Jacksonville
American
Co
American
Investors
Amer
Mercury
Nat
American
Fund
Mass
34%
37%
35
38 %
Life
1
2%
2%
National
Manufacturers
Fire
7%
8%
Natl
Life
42%
46%
Nal.l
Old
54
58%
National
21%
23%
Nationwide
Inc
Line
Union
1
15%
16%
New
33%
New
Hampshire
North
20%
Casualty
Ins
58
51
55
5
IMvor
31
34 %
41%
44%
2.50
413
Northeastern
Insurance
163
171
Northern
Co
Ins
or
3.33%
Y
12%
Co—,
N
79%
82%
Pacific
Indemnity
72
75%
Pacific
2%
3%
37%
40%
63%
Phoenix
Federal
57
60%
40
31
33
54
Providence-Washington
Fidelity Bankers I.ire
4
Ins
7%
1
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
5
Fireman's Fund
(S
F)
2.50
Franklin
I.ifo
Insurance—
4
48%
51%
823/4
10
18
1
193/s
3%
4%
5
44
46%
2
22%
243/s
Republic Insurance
(Texas)
10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
56
33%
363/4
39
St
6.25
57 >
60%
5
21 %
23
Seaboard
Life
1
43/8
Ins
Seaboard
Surety Co
85
90%
Security Ins (New Haven)
(D C)-1.50
60
65%
47%
50%
Security Life & Trust Co
Springfield Fire & Marine
1
123
5
(Jacksonville Fla)-2%
Insurance
Co
130
Insurance
Home
Owners
&
Marine-
Ins
10
.
Co
of
16%
17%
$0.50
46%
Standard
Standard
Sec
Amer
5
10
90
97
39%
56
59
51%
5b
34
36 %
%
10
Ins
107 %
52 3/4
56 %
Y)__2
6 %
8
27%
30%
5
(N
102%
10
Life
86 3/4
90
Co (N Y)
Insurance
Co
7
5
59%
62%
2.50
333/4
35%
U
S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
41%
j.
433/4
1
45/3
514
U
S
Fire
3
28 %
Amer
5()c
30 %
2%
3%
U S Life
Ins—10
40%
43%
City of
Y
2
42%
44%
32
35%
Westchester
Fire
2
31%
33%
Life
Corp
Jefferson
of
Standard
l.ire
Jersey Insurance Co of
United
Co
Ins
(Fla)
Insurance
.
5
2
preferred
Travelers
36 %
61%
5
Accident
57%
Title Guaranty
Insp & Insurance
Home
Fire
54
10
Boiler
Steam
Paul
43%
_I0
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford
73%
21
79
36 %
10
i
Gov Employ Life
Great American
Life
5
5
Corp
Globe & Republic Ins Co
Government Employees Ins
Gulf
54%
69%
5
%
58%
223/4
10
-
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)_
51 %
51
Insurance Co
.
4
General Reinsurance
Glens Falls
(DC)_
8%
48
13%
38%
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
59%
•
12
Y—10
Insurance Co of N
1.25
Co
■
,
10
_5
Employers Group Assoc-.
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Insurance
28%
2
Co
398
Peerless
26
10
5
J)
42%
5
Fire
Fire
17
39%
A
10
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N
111%
16
5
10
Co
107%
1
com
Co
Inc
129
10
Ins
AA
class
Amsterdam
31%
19%
14%
59 %
117
Fire
Corp
York
55%
10
5
New
13%
10
-
Accident
&
4
(Bait)
N
Y
10
Ins
Co
of
Amer
Insurance
Insurance
N
in
Co
the
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
Federal
Home
Loan
3%s Jan.
19,
15,
1961
100.2
15, 1961
3%s April 17, 1961
3.30s May 15, 1961
15.
3s
100.11
for
1961
100.2
1961
100.1
100.3
100.1
100.3
100.9
100.11
100.3
100.5
100.27
100.31
5.40s
99.4
I,and Bank
Dec.
100.18
100.14
100.23
3%s
100.26
100:30
4s
101.12
Sept.
3%s
Feb.
4%s
Sept.
11,
1961
13,
March
4%s
Nov.
12,
4%s June
10,
1965
Dec.
March
12,
11,
1960
Feb.
May
1961
20,
1,
101.20
4%s
Aug.
1962
20,
2%S
Mav
1,
102.20
4%s
April
99.20
4s
Oct.
4s
Oct
wi
20,
Building shares
lc
9.02
9.75
lc
6.27
6.87
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.33
12.38
Chemical
lc
12.11
13.26
Smith
1
11.90
12.92
southwestern
1
13.57
100
100.4
.101.16
101.4
101.20
3 %s
May
96
97
100
4
March
20,
1968
100
101
4%s March
20,
1969
100.16
101.16
102.8
103.8
106.8
107.8
94.8
95.8
106.8
107.8
101
102
wi—_
99.24
1968
96.24
97.24
%s
20
1965
99.28
1966
2,
8.51
Sovereign
1
13.44
State Street Investment Corp—•
Stein Roe & Farnhain
36.70
10,
1969
100.8
101.8
4%S
10,
1970
101.24
102.24
10,
1970
98.16
4%s
Aug.
10,
1971
5 %s
Feb.
10,
1972
5%s Feb. 20, 1970—
3%s April 1, 1970
5%s July 20, 1970
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-1967
99
14.71
9.81
April
April
Sept,
14.67
7.76
98.16
101.28
wi
1964
101
14.43
(The) Stock Fund_lc
102.20
98.4
101.8
1964
4%s
Capital Growth Fund
100.4
101.4
102.4
1962
1963
20,
100.28
100.2
100.24
4%s
a8.95
Inc—1
100.20
-
1962
100.12
1963
1966
20,
99.8
1963
11,
Sept.
100
1962
3%s
4s
102.4
..
1962
10,
20,
Bonds—
4s April 3, 1961
3%s April 3, 1961
4%s June 20, 1961
'
12,1961
100.4
3,
100.19
June
100.2
1,
100.6
100.10
Ask
100
June
100.4
98.24
1961
April
federal
100.14
1,
3%s
100.15
100.3
4%s April 10, 1961
4%s May 10, 1961
4%S
point
a
3%s
100.13
1963_.
of
Cooperatives—
Feb.
100.1
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4%s March
10,
1961
32nds
more
Bid
100.4
100.9
4.45s March
April
or
Banks
1961
4%s Feb.
one
Ask
Banks—
4%s
Clark—
&
Stock
Common
Bonding & Ins_5
Indemnity & Life Ins
5
42%
Life
Casualty
Forsler
37%
39%
Monument
2
4
3%
35%
1%
5
252
1
1 %
_1
i
—1
Casualty
1
Co
&
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Maryland
Ins
Assurance
242
&
(NJ)___2
General
Life
Fire Assurance—12.50
—JO
Continental
12.%
56 %
Merchants
C)
17
11%
27%
D
61
15%
53
26%
Standard Liie
Boston Insurance Co
(Ky)
Connecticut
Va
10%
7%
21%
10
of
J)__2%
Beneficial
Life
National
Ask
19%
57%
10
—1
Inc
Merchants
Shippers
Commonwealth
3
Tenn
Co
Bid
Co
44
Corp
Ins
Ins
40
(Galveston)
Re-insurance
Natl Life
Casualty
33
6%
5
Ins
&
1
:
N
(Wash
<fc
Massachusetts
Assurance
(Newark
Amer
9%
Ins—
Flu)
Home
Amer Ins
3%s
al8.03
Stevens
Canada
Casualty_5
Fidelity
American
Bankers
&
preferred
4%s
al2.21
Scudder
Shares
Fund
Growth
7.35
©roup Securities—
Automobile shares
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
Fund Inc
Putnam
Oaneral
Assur
5%s
Fundamental Investors :
stock
of
Fidelity
3%s
4.09
10c
*
31 %
9.46
Over-The-Coiinler
Inc
Life
11.49
Oppeniieimer Fund
18.09
90%
29 %
8.30
8.66
10.63
1
of Canada Ltd
13.56
16.65
87%
conv
Bankers
Lawyers Title Ins Corp (Va)__5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
10
Equitable
Amer
88
,._5
American
$1.25
Par
96
x84%
Co
Capital Fund
16.52
15.40
Insurance
Ask
90
10
6.13
1
Fund
20%
Founders Mutual Fund
Franklin Custodian
3.48
1
Series
SLoek
15.20
Fund Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund Inc
5.83
1
Series
12.40
Fund
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
Financial
Stock
5.33
1
1
Fund
Fund
Inc
Fidelity Capital
18%
Series
25c
1
Growth
15.19
11.26
1
Stock
14.96
Growth
Investment
14.05
10.30
1
Income Series
1
21.29
1
Series
Prel erred
19.68
Series—
Series
Dividend
Life
Bid
10
Co.
Agricultural Insurance
Hanover
3.24
1
Corp
Series
50c
Fund
Stock
10.82
Howard—
Fund
2.98
Shares
Wide b«.*curiLies Co Inc.l
Nation
Stk Fund Inc
al3.86
1
Corp
beneficial
7.86
7.18
1
De Vegh Investing 00 Inc.
Da Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware Fund
beneficial
Trust
Mutual
of
Fund
Income
of
Units
Mutual Shares
18.19
Series B
Balanced
—
8.07
14.24
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Baton &
16.01
1
Inc
Diver Growth
14.81
;—1
Composite Fund Inc—.
Aetna
Surety
-
33yaC
.
Insurance
&
—_
Stock
Inc
3.02
Trust
int_33%o
Growth
Investors
Fund
& Stock
Investors
Massachusetts
Mass
—
Aetna
Crum
Metal
Special Investment shares,
Casualty
Continental
al4.46
Funds—
Managed
13.55
Investment
Diversified
17.04
Inc—1
Fund
11.03
Stock Fund
Crown Western
Suyles
Transport
Fund Inc
11.80
of Can—1
Mutual Fund
*
Sik
10.09
Commonwealth
Fund
Loomis
1578
10.80
Fund
xl2,40
Commonwealth
Concord
Insurance
1
Income
Composite Bond
Inc —1
Insurance
Liie
1
Shares
Inc
Commonwealth
10.10
100 12,000 13,500
—100
132%
139%
preferred
Colonial
9.46
9.34
50c
Boston
Chemical Fund Inc
7%
8.63
1
Securities
Investors
15 %
1
Loomis-Sayles
Century Shares Trust
Christiana
10.98
10.05
&
1
Lexington Income Trust
Life
Fund Ltd
Capital
Inc
Fund
Lazard
(Quotations for Friday, December 9)
Par
Aetna
American
al2.82"
Keystone
K-2
Fund
34.75
Monday, December 12, 1960
.
.
Insurance Companies
Ask
4.90
1
Custodian Funds—
(Investment Bonds)
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
1.59
1.45
Bid
lc
America
Research
Investors
8.55
ot
.
July
15.
1969
100.4
/'
38.70
shares
Common
Food
shares
lc
Fully Administered shares
lc
General Bond shares
Industrial
Machinery
Institutional
Railroad
RR
American
6.70
7.35
6.42
7.04
Balanced
7.94
8.27
Slock
13.06
14.30
Sterling
lc
5.45
5.98
lc
Equipment shares
9.55
10.46
lc
2.02
2.23
Fund
Towusend
lc
4.95
5.38
9.20
Twentieth
Steel
lc
8.30
9.10
United
Utilities
shares
8.94
9.80
11.64
12.75
19.25
19.83
United
1
al9.80
H-C7
10c
5.03
Series
H-DA
10c
4.92
United
Haydock Fund Inc
1'
Imperial
5.50
6.68
7.46
8.15
Accumulated
Fund
—i
Continental
Fund
Funds
Special
2.69
Wall
8.12
Washington
8.92
8.75
1
8.26
8.93
Incorporated Investors
2.46
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Growth
lc
10.34
11.31
Fund_lc
10.47
11.46
5.98
6.55
Institutional Income Fund
lc
6.58
Inc—1
5.06
5.53
3.36
3.67
InvesLlng Corp
Mutual
1
8.47
9.26
1
9.32
93.24
94.24
98.24
99.24
96.24
97.24
4%s
Feb.
100.16
3%s
4%s May 15,
3%s Aug. 1,
1961
100.22
100.24
1961
100.8
100.10
1
13.54
1
13.59
14.82
12.15
3 %s
1 %s
4s
4s
99.22
99.26
100.11
100.13
100.25
100.27
99.2
1962.
15.
15,
101.12
Fel). 15, 1963
1%8 April 1, 1963
96.20
99.6
100.24
100.28
3%s
101.10
5s
100.10
100.12
l%s
Oct.
98.12
98.20
4%s
Nov.
101.10
101.14
l%s
1962
13.14
1963
102
1963
96
101.28
4%s
May
97.28
l%s
Oct.
May
Aug.
15,
15,
96.8
104.16
94.28
104.16
104.20 4*
101.2
101.6
105.4
1964
1964
15,
99.6
96.28
102.4
94.20
1964
1,
101.16
104.12
April
97.20
!
99.2
4%s Nov. 15, 1963
l%s April 1, 1964
4%s May 15, 1964
101.6
1962
15.
1962
May 15,
l%s Oct. 1,
Ask
(Conlipued)-
15,
101.20
1962
*
15,
1962-
April 1, 1962
May
Aug.
Bid
Notes
Nov.
4s
15,
Feb
14.72
1
Feb.
Feb.
point
a
2%S
100.14
3%s
of
Maturity—
Treasury
1961
l%s April 1, 1961
3%s May 15, 1961
4s Aug.
1, 1961
1 %s Oct. 1, 1961
32nds
more
or
Ask
15,
4s
one
Bid
105.8
93.20
93.28
104.22
1964
1, 1965
15, 1965
104.26
92.4
92.12
10.19
Inc
Fund
Whitehall Fund
Inc
Growth
Wisconsin
16.70
6.02
Fund
Wellington Equity Fund
Winfield
14.80
15.36
10c
Street
Investors
13.54
Situations
Inc
Wellington
Inst Foundation Fund
Institutional
Ltd
Inc_
Income Fund
7.43
Fund
1
1
1
Canada
Line
1
Income
7.67
11.52
Line
Incorporated
13.30
7.02
10.60
Value
8.18
12.24
1
Shares_l
Fund
Fund
Maturity—
Certificates of Indebtedness—
Treasury Notes—
Inc—
Income
Value Line
Fund
10.55
6.11
Capital Fund Inc
lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
8.94
9.65
lc
Value
a25.61
8.23
1
United Science Fund
Hamilton Funds Inc—
12.14
7.55
Century Growth Inv_
United
1
1971
15, 1972-1967_.
3%s Sept. 15, 1972
Figures after decimal point represent
11.23
InLernalional
&
1,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
tes
1
Fund
United
lc
Series
Inc_l
98.28
107
May
4%s Fob.
a29.35
Fund
98.12
106
3%s
a36.89
1
S
Funds
lc
,
J
Inc
U
Growth
8.39
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Inc
Investment Fund
lc
shares
Fund
Television-Electronics
Texas
Inc
Fund
Railroad Stock sharesTobacco
Investors
InvesLors
lc
shares
Sliares__1.25
(Edson B) Fund
lc
shares
shares
Bond
Selected
lc
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
Petroleum
8.95
6.34
lc
shs
Bond
5.78
Fund__10c
12.82
14.01
1
Ind
Fund
,
6.36
6.87
Inc
1 %8
Oct.
1962
1,
104
104.4
91
91.8
,
1,
1965——.
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
4.40s
4-
4-60
1-
3-61
100.4
100.6
3.10s
9-
1-60
4.55s
5-
2-6Q
2-
1-61
100.7
100.9
3.35s
10-
3-60
7-
Dated
Due
6-
Bid
Ask
1-61
100.1
100.3
43/4S
Recent
Security
Bid
American Tel
&
Tel 4%s
1992
Buusch & Lomb Opt 4%s__1979
Burlington Industries 4'/4S—1975
Canadian Pacific Ry
Carrier Corp 4%s
Chance Vought 5%s
Commercial
Credit
Commonwealth
Consol
Edison
El Paso
4s
1969
Ask
Natural Gas
101
118
New
Jersey Bell Telep 4%s_2000
97
99
New
York
91%
94
Northern
92
110
99%
180
100 %
183
4%s
ww
Household Finance 4%s
Power 4%s—
Idaho
Telephone
Natural
Northern
States
1976
4%s..1980
Power
Pacific
&
Elec 4%s
Petroleum
5s
93
101 %
Steel
Potomac
1990
1984
1981
1990
87%
130
ww
1-60
8-
1-61
100.2
100.4
12-
1-60
9-
5-61
100.1
100.3
Yield Price
Bid
98%
98%
December
101%
Decemoer
5s— .1990
102%
102%
.1992
98%
98%
89
91
99
101
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
Southern
Bell
Tel
1969
1995
ww...1967
& Tel
74
101%
5s..1997
76
102%
113
103%
.1982
118
.1971
ww
Textron Amer 5s
15,
Underwood
United
100%
1960
22,
December
29,
Air
Corp 5%s
Lines
4%s
U 8 Industries 4%s
1960
76
Westcoast
Trans
1975
75
79
Wisconsin
Elec
5%s
5s
99.993
99.968
Yield Price
99.975
Bid
March
23,
30,
March
1961
1961—
99.948
1961—
January
15,
1961
1961
April
99.913
April
99.867
99.884
April
99.854
12,
99.958
99.900
5,
99.873
April 20
87
103%
—
—
88%
19,, 1961
99.810
99.831
1961
99.756
99.775
1961
99.700
99.714
1961
May
9,
99.653
99.C69
February
February
1961
May
16,
99.604
9^.619
23,
1961
May 25,
99.550
99.566
June
1
8,
March
2
1971
239
.1985
9,
16,
March
1970
82
1961
91%
•No
102%
New
99.147
99.063
99.101
98,991
—
1961
99.031
98.983
1961
98.875
98.918
1961
18,
98.942
98.825
98.852
1961
98.770
98.789
99.520
June
1961
98.719
99.461
98.739
June 22,
1961
99.431
98.597
98.613
July 15,
October
98.411
98.435
16,
97.656
97.690
99.405
99.361
1961
85
88
99.201
99111
1961
99.227
99.173
___
99.375
-
1961
1961—
„
85
82
.1988
22,
99.284
99.193
;
99.451
1961
111
244
99.328
99.253
_
1961
27, 1961—
May 4, 1961
11,
99.372
99.502
1961
March
1960
1961
Ask
99.344
99.298
_
April
6,
13,
15.
January 26.
February 2,
January
.1971
5%s
74%
.
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.990
1960
January
Marct,
95%
100.5
United States
February
5%s
Sperry Rand 5%s
101
k__
100%
11-
3.15s
101%
123
92%
100.7
3.20s
100.9
100.3
95
.1977
Electric 5s_
126
100.5
100.15
100.7
1-61
102
1973
117%
86%
3-61
100.13
3-61
5-
January
Pacific Gas
1981
4%s_..1997
Gas
116%
& Sons—
Mueller Brass 3%s
1976
5%s
100%
lowenstein (M)
5s
103%
Georgia
6s
Can
103 %
160
Power
National
Phoenix
1975
1-61
4-
1-60
Ask
112
1980
General Port Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
Hotel
Bid
114
90
5V4S—1977
Ferro Corp 3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Hilton
Bonds—
100 %
1977
4%s
3-
5-60
8-
& Conv. Debentures Issues
1982
Oil Ref 6s__1972
5s__
1990
1-60
7-
3.30s
Bonds—
6-
3.80s
1990
102%
FOOTNOTES
par
1(alue.
York
Stock
a Net
FOR
asset value,
Exchange,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
ISSUES
price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to listing on the
Ex-dividend,
wi When issued,
y Ex-stock dividend.
"
Volume
THE
Bank
192
Number 6011
COURSE
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
OF
Clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of
.
.
CLEARINGS
BANK
increase
an
with
compared
year
a
at
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
country, indicate that for the week
ended
Saturday, Dec. 3, clearings for all
above those of the corresponding week last year.
$25,781,246,019 against $25,522,716,965 for the
there
the
is
week
will be
week in
At this center
1959.
Our comparative summary for
Friday of 2.9%.
follows:
New
4,850,571
1,217,000,600
Scranton
Wilues-Barre
7,255,984
\
2.9
Columbus
90,800,800
2.2
Mansfield
13,048,895
+
9.5
Youngstown
13,684,932
15,923,542
491,133,865
493,357,149
1,586,913,786
1,621,906,586
363,300,000
+
728,722,368
+
+
353,377,851
$19,368,073,823
$19,499,702,336
days,:
5,019,178,860
5,344(310,160
cities, five days-
Total
all
Total
+11.3
—
West
(7
cities)
Virginia—Huntington
+
South
Saturday
and
the
6.5
$24,518,881,196
+
+
6.5
$25,522,716,965
+
1.0
available
—
673,371,537
—.
time
at
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
Carolina—Charleston
In
the
Dec.
elaborate
For
3.
the whole
at
that
week
this
there
cases
statement, however, which
was
increase
an
center
of
going
Total
12,078,281
11,922,375
4.1
299,950,740
589,409,035
299,949,937
4.2
78,270,600
+ 16.0
71,097,600
65,499,300
14,288,993
—18.1
14,806,217
11,094,484
—14.1
0.4
13,212,738
470,960,518
487,588,583
2.2
1,471,515,129
1,477,388,513
of
increase of
an
5.0%.
in
press.
has to be estimated.
present further below,
we
previous week—the week ended
3.0%, the aggregate clearings for
We
District of
the
totals
show
decrease
a
the
and from this we note that in
serve
6,100,504
•7.3
5,149,055
5,151,113
24,012,000
9,7
260,102,951
5.2
24,328,000
262,683,739
210,811,946
26,065,587
9,702,412
2.3
9,030,332
8,014,631
404.070,716
2.0
393,474,838
361,856,282
146,983,654
5.3
141.623,955
139,528,193
861,758,436
850,972,237
1.3
836,289,979
751,427,752
36,604,252
-
Nashville
+
37,691,603
Augusta
35,859,042
33,484,183
156,306,254
+
3.4
149,383,831
137,453,875
432,900,000
+
1.9
403,100,000
403,900,000
8,219,737
-
Macon
8,191,606
5,875,948
4,711,101
281,027,101
294,451,336
Alabama—Birmingham
238,805,866
16,424,577
275,500,621
Mississippi—Vlcksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
2.9
-
161,664,848
441,000,000
(10
17,730,638
846,012
cities)
827,984
288,053,411
Orleans—
228,563,780
1,478,521,752
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
0.3
7,006,421
7,308.876
+ 24.7
4.6
9,565,968
282,002,692
244,243,099
-13.3
264,924,912
228,498,309
+
-
7.4
-
17,692,586
6,247,635
19,739,909
2.2
792,648
716,765
+ 26.0
229,871,607
207,036,651
1.5
1,400,199,707
1,288,629,302
+
+
2.2%
of
in
but
In the Cleveland
the Richmond
Reserve
and in the Atlanta Reserve
1.3%
The Chicago Reserve District falls behind
District
but the St. Louis Re¬
by 2.0%
Minneapolis Reserve
District has managed to enlarge its totals by 1.3% and the
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Grand Rapids
—
Lansing
...
-
Wayne
Indianapolis
—
South
Bend
Terve
Haute
District by
Francisco
In the Dallas Reserve District there is
2.8%.
City Reserve District there is
Kansas
District
Reserve
of
a
falling off of 0.4% but in
improvement of 4.9% and in the San
an
following
we
2,398,646
18,423,964
21,024,677
—12.0
12,451,481
12,535,533
15,574,041
93,650,000
10,149,994
11,177,543
+
0.4
14,653,065
12,423,514
2.9
92,186,000
98,717,000
—
9.2
10,136,947
11,119,913
—
2.9
+
5,145,555
8,630,105
67,542,291
23,688,319
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
5,299,341
192,033,254
67,521,027
-
City.
20,615,416
—
—29.9
2,789,749
2,737,482
2.1
1,272,048,609
1,204,185,693
7.1
7,325,109
6,874,380
1,563,324
2,231,497
1,358,986,114
1,388,094,447
8,393,932
7,837,421
4,898,467
4,955,250
6.4
168.564,704
157.127,510
+17.9
9,197,004
7,210,500
0.1
65,632,131
60,290,919
+ 14.9
22,221,519
17,047,522
—
—
—
+
Peoria
10,715,211
16,031,810
—33.2
16,748,424
15,636,981
Rockford
16,506,189
14,118,233
+ 16.9
12,426,577
11,783,171
Springfield
7,556,915
8,000,601
1,850,271,076
—
1,888,488,129
—
5.5
8,920,906
7,104,620
2.0
1,742,067,185
1,653,173,311
1.0%.
Total
In the
3,442,529
+ 14.6
14,117,164
179,712,857
-
Rapids
Moines
Sioux
—17.1
19,685,950
10,179,797
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Des
3,849,015
3,191,636
22,553,162
12,419,120
15,629,924
96,358,000
-
—
Decatur
the
—
15,314,527
9,477,270
Georgia—Atlanta
low a—Cedar
District the totals register an increase of
1.5%.
—
586,019,307
139,245,535
-
Cities)
(6
Indiana—Fort
gain.of 5.0%, in the Boston Reserve
a
1.1% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 1.9%.
District
clearings
the cities according to
group
Districts in which they are located
the New York Reserve District the totals record
of
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
to
Outside of this city there was a gain of 0.8%, the bank
showing
Federal Reserve
Reserve
1,142,014,353
country having amounted to $28,577,069,992 against $27,750,152,853 in the
week in 1959.
same
detailed
able to give final and complete results of the
are
1,197,014,848
7,008,203
411,986,002
_
Washington—
Mobile
we
25,722,246
0.5
Florida—Jacksonville
not
are
17,887,764
22,137,495
0.8
1,003,835,769
$25,781,246,019
figures
13,464,258
333,230.507
5,657,237
Maryland—Baltimore
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday
7,444,824
7,026,087
21,725,960
21,680,000
Tennessee—Knoxville
issue of next week.
1.9
232,171
273,712,392
Richmond
0.7
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
oux;
+
4
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
1.4
1,068,862,036
week
8.3
0.1
13,533,728
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
$24,712,383,983
day
cities for
4,041,154
319,616,601
„
Cleveland
District of Columbia-
one
4,572,951
0.1
+
—
+11.1
545,671,875
393,341,107
all
4,355,114
645,094.965
Cincinnati
6.5
385,127,368
Ohio—canton
5.2
553,347,444
cities,
1,065,000,000
4,938,014
7,346,174
1,274,306,816
Virginia—Norfolk
Total
1,118,000,000
+
1,298,331,859
cities)
+
776,100,000
five
4,528,274
2.2
+ 10.2
+
431,074,625
^4&7,897,755
cities,
2,294,001
2,263,594
6.5
—
+ 12.2
(11
1,765,282
2,502,099
2,544,356
19,676,723
750,984,673
days
1,693,438
8.7
28,026 573
767,273,001
five
t
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
382,300,000
cities,
6.0
28,037,413
472,180,545
Baltimore
1957
$
7.0
22,072,872
Jersey—Trenton
1.9
Pittsburgh
+
—
—
Delaware—Wilmington
3.0
Cleveland
All
7,915,530
+
„
1958
3,637,889
1,003,000,000
City
or
1
1,033,000,000
—
Inc.
Dec. %
7,582,546
(a)
%.
+
Francisco
Other
5,268,870
7,584,320
1,200,112,864
Louis
Ten
1,191,000.000
5,807,199
Philadelphia
Beading
5,187,576
$13,738,320,712
•
Boston
San
2,216,275
2,474,246
1,222,989,734
.___
Philadelphia
St.
1,320,588
2,024,065
*2.300,000
Chester
$13,339,644,237
.
Chicago
Kansas
%
1959
1,399,435
Altoona
Bethlehem
Total
I960
York
Pennsylvania
BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Dec. 10
$
New
'
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
1959
$
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals stand
same
1960
47
Third Federal Reserve District- -Philadelphia—
York
loss for the week ending
a
Pre¬
ago.
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings
1.0%
(2367)
furnish
a
(17
cities)
—
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
SUMMARY
OF
CLEARINGS
BANK
Missouri—St.
1960
$
Week Ended Dec. 3
1959
$
Inc
1958
or
$
Dec. %
1957
s
1,049,231,244
York
2nd New
3rd
—
Philadelphia
—10
—
-
7
4th Cleveland
5th Richmond
-
6
-
10
6th Atlanta
—17
7th Chicago
8th St
Louis
...
4
7
9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas
9
City
6
11th Dallas
12th San
9
—10
Francisco
Outside
York
New
City.
—
+.
1,1
947,752,482
896,783,285
15,913,892,100
+
5.0
13,420,468,498
1,274,306,816
+
1.9
1,197,014,848
1,621,906,586
—
2.2
1,471,515,129
850,972,237
+
1.3
836,289,979
751,427,752
1,478,521,752
1,456:874,923
+
1.5
1,400,199,707
1,288,629,302
1,850,271,076
1,888,488,129
—
2.0
1,742,067,185
1,653,173,311
<•
<<
41
14
44
845,522,796
44
week
add
now
ended
our
41
740,755,841
774,587,735
738,555,120
755,775,032
1.3
+
705,319,639
3,522,021
845,522,796
834,841,535
+
1.3
755,775,032
705,319,639
cities)
(4
Ninth Federal Reserve
7,725,796
Dakota—Aberdeen
674,617,736
Montana—Billings
654,124,882
0.4
617,831,432
537,281,367
+
1.0
1,449,224,461
1,313,700,543
28,577,069,992
27,750,152,853
+
3.0
25,283,577,804
13,160,191,526
13,061,746,695
+,
0.8
12,288,584,229
11,513,967,708
-
—
-
Total
(7
cities)
1959
Inc
$
.
New
•
.,
$
1957
$
,
1
,
)
t
.
'
■
+
6.4
3,675,933
2,894,548
8,151,744
7,495,270
+
8.8
6,914,291
7,927,376
869,181,223
848,145,503
+
2.5
778,832,983
+
1.4
3,653,404
New
1,699,139
+
9.7
1,861,797
1,834,406
3,856,860
1.8
3,745,639
3,500,991
16,670,975.
+ 11.6
16,528,632
18,764,442
,
(12
15,538,016
51,020,515
59,064,337
12,031,395
4,361,129
9,403,827
4,691,889
7,827,979
17,513,952
2.8
17,520,504
14,985,747
740,755,841
2.8
704,628,111
633,840,372
—
1,671,392
1,024,258
—
1,175,804
199,522,298
182,294,545
t
—
City
9,038,610
33,174,484
—
499,439,596
14,138,623
5,649,Q50
474,974,743
15,982,274
6,824,532
774,587,735
-
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
11,461,572
32,327,508
-
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
+
City-
13,570,282
Total
(9
cities)
738,555,120
—29.6
726,306
10,591,610
9.5
181,260,239
173,398,260
,.+
+ 26.8
13,181,566
Wichita
-
Galveston
71,813,780
25,305,311
1.0
28,196,100
23,700,589
41,240,000
47,614,000
—13.4
39,980,500
36,531,000
4,788,625
+ 11.7
5,003,146
28,790,945
480,930,080
431,607,136
—11.5
16,112,834
15,424,379
—17.2
4,254,337
5,895,306
4.9
740,810,940
674,617,736
1,038,044,433
1.1
947,752,482
896,783,285
+
—16.2
12,774,266
10,355,064
+
1.0
529,653,981
455,657,632
—
2.9
48,190,771
—
—
—
Falls
42,889,830
2.5
7,445,000
—26.1
7,094,157
7,071, £75
13,021,099
15,242,884
—14.6
12,673,257
11,984,866
654,124,882
0.4
617,831,432
537,281,367
50,315,479
6,861,000
5,810,584
Louisiana—Shreveport
-
—
+
Total
(6
cities)-
Twelfth Federal Reserve
Wav?Eon-Seattle
New
_
—
2,903,045
+
4,282,926
York
159,898,863
3,366,291
Jameslown
36,708,575
156,139,801
Buffalo
3,687,183
+ 16.2
15,416,878,466
14,688,406,158
Rochester
51,617,959
52,431,533
SvracUse_
28,768,045
23,254,980
Connecticut—Stamford
New
Jersey—Newark
Northern
New
Jeney_
(a)
+ 55.0
33,141,524
37,645,835
2.4
135,053,457
143,686,872
15.7
2,754,799
3,027,337
—
+
5.0
90,441,796
3,412,421
14,103,298,865
49,423,603
40,596,615
+ 23.7
26,344,494
25,599,435
(a)
—
District—San Francisco—
(9
cities)
15,913,892,100
15,160,262,725
::
"IIZIIIII-
arid"
SS&aU Lake
c°p"-ar"™7
218,439,159
194,627,384
6,869,476
4,717,346
0.6
215,992,039
196,848,708
—10.0
129,755,025
108,178,206
—
228,056,704
—uitlili
llififm
815,697,543
43,372,663
13,257.869
16,214,064
791.888,432
39,467,391
".882,816
17,599,623
1,505,413,061
1,491,019,626
+
1.0
1,449,224,461
1,313,700,543
28,577,069,592
27,750,152,853
+
3.0
25,283,577,804
25,617,266,573
13,160,191,526
13,061,746,695
+
0.8
12,288,584,229
11,513,967,708
jose
lama
3.1
—10.1
226,637,783
124,691,954
Cm
lar Francisco"::::::::::::—
San
aS
Barbara"—-
Stockton
138,531,259
+ 13.5
31,322,545
23,521,534
—32.0
18,596,602
20,610,273
3.0
761,862,331
701,843,184
32,517,159
+
+
9.9
37,913,705
+
11.9
10,191,690
9,629,093
7.9
18,281,889
15,207,656,
—
28,682,697
94,596,775
98,369,613
3,744,021
12,994,993,575
1.6
—
(a)
105,485,679
|
Ores or—P or tl
4.4
+
84,024,196
77,095,591
7.2
90,988,829
Total
Grand
+"
(10
total
cities)
(108
-
cities)
80,044,732
Outside
Total
9,322,000
4,312,534
+
56,911,137
Elmira
7,087,322
36,124,781
5.1
+
651,327,171
Worth
12,797,875
1,049,231,244
J
7,418,203
2.6
—
+
York—Albany
1,096,472
1,004,963
12,499,873
—
14,076 254 1
558,090,957
51,809,802
7,037,350
7,867,635
11,797,810
563,521,199
Dallas
46,562,182
,
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
1,205,630
0.5
—27.4
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
4.9
+
_
Texas—Austin
—13.6
5,348,592
cities)-
10,550,944
5.1
—11.8
-^20.3
1,018,666
Fort
25,552,446
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
,
16,304,385
—
168,267,023
3,716,528
,1,863,803
18,596,717
.
Island—Providence
417,803,691
180,093,417
—
708,605,525
3,783,982
3,788,334
—
Haven
472,647,775
0.4
4,155,970
9,854,618
Kansas—Topelca
1958
or
Dec. %
3,837,723
Rhode
9,713,099
4.9
+
9,382,604
Hastings
-
Omaha
4,082,415
_
Worcester
8,510,064
+
3,665,782
Lincoln
4,345,762
Connecticut—Hartford
11,663,759
—10.3
7,437,278
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
St.
First Federal Reserve District--Boston—
—
193,531,850
25,617,266,573
Maine—Bangor
Springfield
-•
761,298,976
South
740,810,940
1,491,019,626
1960
Bedford
0.3
17,026,576
633,840,372
Dakota—Fargo
704,628,111
Helena
8,613,425
495,894,281
11,065,424
-
Paul
520,136,277
194,241,843
Minneapolis
St.
2.8
Week Ended Dec. 3
New
—
—
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
4.9
651,327,171
•
Lowell
151,366,096
3,765,486
+
detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
Massachusetts—Boston—
184,531,522
4.6
;+
1,505,413,061
44
$
Portland
365,900,000
187,465,765
+
North
,
December 3 for four years:
at—
Clearings
398,700,000
165,843,781
3,759,073
Nebraska—Fremont
We
4.8
4.3
3,930,788
Illinois—Quincy
Total
834,841,535
761,298,976
41
—
+
203,076,651
209,505,811
1,477,388,513
861,758,436
418,500,000
194,301,301
208,790,707
1,142,014,353
1,586,913,786
438,500,000
Tennessee—Memphis
14,543,090,400
<<
_107 cities
Total
1,038,044,433
15,160,262,725
1,298,331,859
<«
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
5.0
13,420,468,498
14,543,090,400
New
York
City
•Estimated,
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
.^I|r,,.r.r.nr.r^^»«<nw Itflw »
48
™
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
,
■\
6%%
countries
the
of
world.
We
give below
record
a
of
1930,
the
Federal
buying rate for cable transfers
the week just passed.
for
Reserve
debs,
due
15,
due
Michigan
Dec
Jan.
10
2121
J&n
1979
Dec.
1
2222
Corp.—
bonds
adjustment
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—
1st mtge. bonds 6'/4%
series due
the different
on
debt
Page
Date
Canada Ltd.—
of
B
Mining
4Vs%
Bank
Co.
series
Harpen
Act
Monday, December 12, I960
.
.
Company and Issue—
Foundation
'
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the
.
Wisconsin
Pipe
Line
1970
1,
0
1982__—
*
Co.—
u
First
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
FEDERAL
BY
RESERVE
BANK
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1st
DECEMBER
1960
2,
TO
DECEMBER
8,
1960,
INCLUSIVE
to
Jan.
Country
and
Monetary Unit
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Cable
Transfers
in
New
York
(Value
in
United
Ritter
States
Money)
Friday
Dec. 2
Argentina, peso—
Monday
Dec. 5
$
Free
Australia,
Austria,
.
5Vz%
dollar
Ceylon,
2.238756
1st
2.238549
.0384250
.0384125
.0201350
1.023828
1.025052
.210637
.210562
.210600
.00311228
.00311228
.00311228
.204056
.204050
.204012
.203993
1.024270
.239731
.239731
.239731
.209906
.209950
2.810340
2.809040
2.809640
2.809380
.00161030
.00161020
.00161025
5%
.00161035
.00277500
.00277366
.00277450
.00277466
.328500
.328466
.328500
.328500
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265068
.265087
.265100
.265100
2.782514
2.781227
2.781821
2.781564
.140281
.140287
.140256
.140268
.140268
.0349812
.0349687
.0349750
.0349812
.0349687
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
.193275
.193237
.193268
.193262
of
South
.232187
.232225
.232262
.232268
pound—
Africa,
Kingdom,
2.799840
2.798545
2.799143
2.810340
2.809040
Treasury
2.809640
certificates
combined total of
5% %
Dec. 7,
Nov. 30,
Total
R.
1960
increased
$49
of
cash
Discounts
other
reserves
17,881,184
+
350,607
+
advances
271,072
and
80,999
11,804
17,528
+
19.590
—
12,888
8,240
—
48,105
■jC i
Nov. 30,
Nov. 23,
Dec. 2,
I960*
7
Total
I960**
1959
Loans
11'''
61,100
9,158,743
14,000
Commercial
Loans
4,421
5,COO
+
111,300
27,395,325
91,100
+
U.
1,522,000
+
242,158
1,500
—
—
108,107
brokers
and
dealers
for
2,400
3,064
'. +
46
+
2,099
+
40
+
1,727
7
+
156
31,742
1,069
Government
—
pur¬
S.
for
purchasing
Government
securities
to
1,571
__
144
—
securities—,
S.
Govt,
securities
27,395,325
and
securities
27,524,429
92,600
+
•
Loans
193,158
193
—
15
—
1,153
___
:
—
23
—
2
25
—
institutions:
personal finance,
to
etc.—
3,647
Due
from
Cash
foreign
items in
Bank
banks
process
of
premises
Other
112,191
Real
299,092
colltn.
5,282,025
_L_
107,085
+
178,258
+
—
I
assets
—
domestic
estate
Other
15
.
assets
Total
—
foreign banks
to
Loans
loans
U.
S.
30
+
;_
Government
269,282
52
'7.931
Treasury
45,461
161
—
-
bills
51
_
U.
S.
one
notes—^
28,324,927
reserves
+
258,625
five
1,039
+
301
+
1,148
3,500
+
178
+
1,011
_
1,327
383,443
128,927
4,172
accnt.
691,203
_—
122,423
+
517,895
255,924
Treasurer—genl.
Deferred
Other
deposits
availability
liabs.
Total
—1,719,337
—
43,995
—
five years
securities—
Reserves with F.
R.
Balances
+
Other
with
676
27
+
845
Banks
12,550
3,704
_
assets—net—
—1,588
45
+
+
+
+
982
K
343,961
938
+
57
+
102
+
962
+
4,118
141,798
r
646
—
90
■'
183
—
288
—
'
1,336
_
27
—
9,571
_
banks
204
+
.+1
5,051
domestic
+
74
+
17,022
_
49
+
2,412
84,092
301,466
17,582,334
341,184
items
4,407,953
231,150
divds._
44,326
2,484
cash
accrued
liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
&
50,359,540
___
liabs.
of
&
U.
S.
deposits
adjusted—
Government
Interbank
banks
59,792
demand
demand
deposits
deposits:
3,523
164
+
15~731
+
778
+4,688
—
93,602
gold
accnts.
certificate
51,661,463
300,298
liability
purchased
32,477
Federal
others-
Reserve
Banks
0.7%
1.412
+
16
—
1,663
+
88
—
8
+
181
100
+
2,318
—
4-
25
1,081
—
—
225
•Preliminary
♦•Nov.
;
Stock
5 7o
23
(San
+
12,202
+
banks
shows
ended
of
Nov.
ernment
mestic
and
the
the
Federal
following
30:
of
weekly
Reserve
Extra
Francisco
District).
''
.
million
banks, $588 million
million
in
commercial
member
for
million
in
the
banks
deposits
of $437
and
week
in U/S.
balances
Gov¬
with
in demand
deposits
demand
banks, and decreases
domestic
reporting
changes
Increases of $301
do¬
adjusted,
credited
to
*
million in loans
$1,108 million
in
will
preferred
including
be
and
found
to
bor¬
and
industrial
loans
others for purchasing
or
increased
net
of
dealers and loans
carrying U. S. Government
and
other securities decreased
$58 million.
Loans to nonbank financial institutions
increased $30 million.
Other
loans increased $55 million.
;
'
of
Treasury
bills
increased
$178
stock
corporate
called
bonds,
notes,
redemption,
for
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the
"Chronicle."
OF
4-
6
3-20
1-
1
12-16
Date
Page
mtge.
3% -6%
Corp.
of
7V2%
bonds
due
A
ser.
Jan.
1,
2039— Dec
7%
capital income
s.
i.
debs,
PARTIAL
preferred
Co.
due
Jan.
1,
1989
Dec
Power
4%7c
Jan.
(A.
Light Co., Inc.—
adjustment deb. bonds,
1978
and
4Vi%
debt
series
Fuel
&
Iron
series
B
cumul.
A,
adjustment
due
Page
Ins.
Co.
L—
1,
Jan
1
1979—Dec
15
2119
31
2120
r *
.
*
Corp.—
preferred
Marsh
-Dec
2
12-
6
12-15
12-
1
3
12->
5
12-22
12-;
9
1-
3
(s-a)
$1.70
50c
(quar.)
1-
t30c
___;
(quar.)__
1-16
tl5c
_
1- 2
*$1.25
:
Marine
12-
12-20
(quar.)
Detroit
common
,12-15.
25c
'+
12-16
1-
12-16
2
Communica¬
2Vz7t
12-6
90c
,12-15
11-25
%22Vib
1-16
12-20
(quar.)
(Calif.), common
1-16
12-20
il7y2c
(quar.)__
-
^___
Field
Marshall
Wells
12c
4V2%
(quar.)
Corp.
Quarterly
(From
12-22
12-
8
12-21
12-
2
Dock
31V4C
3
12-12
12-12
(stock
12-
2
12-31
12-
2
12-27
11-30
6c
Stock
12-29
11-30
11-30
Fund
income)-
10c
12-27
12-12
12-20
12-
12-30
12-15
90c
(quar.)___
Navigation
(quar.)
12-15
,15c
Inc.
12-29
4%
______
.18c
flOc
.
dividend)
12-15
12-
5
9
11-11
2
$5c
(quar.)
1-
2
12-
20c
1-
3
12-20
50c
(quar.)_
__________
&
Robbins.
&
(quar.)
:
12-20
12-14
$1.50
12-20
12-14
1-
1
12-
2
9
12-15
,
11-25
12-21
12-
9
12-
9
12-21
1-
3
12-20
1-
3
12-20
2-
3
37J/2C
50c
30c
62'/2c
12-15
12-20
12-
1-
3
1
12-31
11-10
12-15
National
National
&
Trust
Bank
Inc.
Co.
National
12-15
12-15
11-30
12-15
1-
11-30
$1.75
Cement
Bank
1
$1
(quar.)_
6%
12-
12-12
11-21
12-31
11
2
(Pittsburgh)
(s-a)
*30c
30
7
25c
(ouar.)
Louis)
Bank
of
(quar.)
12-14
11-
50c
12-30
12-20
25c
(Chicago)
(year-end)
(St.
11-30
12-16
$i
Trust
12-15
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Melchers Distilleries.
Ltd.,
Mengel Company (quar.)
12-29
12-14
45c
T-
3
12-
9
Chicago—
25c
12-30
12-20
7Vic
12-30
12-20
15c
12-19
12-9
______
;
&
88c
$2.50
Portland
Extra
12-
12-14
io%
Inc.
Telephone, 5% preferred (s-a)
& Company, com. (extra).
Merchants
12-1
12-16
12-20
Engineering Co.—
(F. W.)
Mercantile
12-30
8c
20c
50c
preferred A (quar.)
Mead Johnson & Co.
(quar.)
preferred
62V2c
1,
25c
conv.
Meadville
7,
25c
(quar.)_
•___
Machine
1
12-
40c
dividend—.—
McKesson
1
12-
1-
25c
Extra
Stock
12-
12-15
t50c
35c
i
Machine
12-15
40c
(L.), Ltd., participating pref. (s-a)
Corp., $2.50 preferred (quar.)
Extra
$3.50
3
1-
11c
income
Growth
(quar.)
$7
1-
12-15
Trust—
___________
preferred
5%
12-15
12-16
10c
McDonnell Aircraft (quar.)
McGraw E'dison Co. (quar.)
McGraw-Hill Publishing
McNeil
1
Co.—
Maxwell, Ltd.
(quar.)l____
Mays (J. W.), Inc. (quar.)
McKay
1-
$1.12'/2
investment
Investors
Company
12-30
12-31
long-term capital gains
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common (quar.)
Mattel,
12-16
11-25
$30c
From
Matson
3
3
30c
investment
Conveyer
11-
12-19
$1.50
Co
Investment
Corp
12-21
$1.06:/4
______
from
net
12-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
Massachusetts
3
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___..
Products
12-21
1-
50c
(increased)-^
Shipbuilding & Dry
Screw
2
(annual)
Ltd.
Martin Company
Masco
2
1-
10c
Co., 4'/4% pfd.
Marshall-Wells Co., 6% preferred
Canada,
"
30c
3L___.
&
of
1-
f
25c
<
____.
& Son (quar.)___
Supermarkets (quar.)
Marshall
25c
25c
(M.)
Marsh
Merck
stock
11-25
35c
(Toronto)
of
Quarterly
deb.
12-15
50C
Corp. (quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co.-^6% preferred (quar.)___
Merchandise
"
1-.13
12-19
U-—
—
(quar.)
Mercantile Stores,
Date
11-16,.
1
3
(quar.)__^_
Marlin-Rockwell
Mercantile
bonds, series B, due Jan. l, 1978
M.) Byers Co., 7% subord. debs, due Nov.
5V2%
2267
&
debt
1,
23
'
21-
(quar.)
B
Basket
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Berlin
2020
12-20
30c
ordinary (interim)
approximately 4c)
preferred
Mellon
15
12-16
$1,75
(quar.)
International
Market
Medusa
America—
1
62'/2c
Year-end
Company and Issue—
2%
__
(accum.)—
Eancorporation (quar.)
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone
Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)___.
TENDER
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
11-25
1-
Marine
Means
NOTICE
Colorado
million;
of
12-15
(After British taxes
$6
the current volume
to
a
list
common
Consol.
Loans to brokers and
a
12-31
5c
McCormick-Armstrong Co., (quar.)_________
McCrory Corp., common (quar.)
3Vii7o
preferred
(quar.)
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for
mak¬
Sheraton
Commercial
Holdings
Below
2
1-20
30c
—J
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd.
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd.,
5% preferred (quar.)
McBrine
Fund Notices
2
12-
20c
;
preferred
Nat'l Bank
Maytag1
Redemption Calls and Sinking
12-
12-22
(quar.)— $0.59375
__
————
Ltd.,
11-25
12-22
$5c
(quar.)__
Life
tions,
11-25
12-15
t5c
_
'
4.75%. pfd.
Manufacturers
Mastic
figures revised.
do¬
rowings.
$40 million.
(s-a)
——
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
Marconi
Holders
12-19
25c
Ltd.
-
Co.
7%
(B.)
:
When
Payable of Rec.
15c
(quar.)
Stores
Mathews
158,515
System in leading cities
principal
securities, $962
$1,412
mestic
statement
1
—Jan
income)
Extra
238,768
Condition Statement of Member
Banks
condition
1962—
1,
'25c
Mines,
dividend
pref. A
McCord
The
July
& Company—
Manchester Gas,
983
—
foreign
correspondents
2020
2268
(quar.)_
Gold
Service,
Mallory (P. R.)
413
—
883
(Exclusive of loans to domestic commercial banks and after
deductior
valuation reserves; individual loan items are shown
gross.
'
i
i.e
Electric
Service
Massachusetts
From
146,115
accept¬
for
309
—
Borrowings:
of
39.0%
—1,225
276
—1,382,229
re¬
on
568
+
—
deposits:
Other
21,801
—
Public
Public
Masonite
12,751
_
—1,164,313
to
Contingent
ances
+
774,808
120,248
.
cap.
1
31
Share
Majestlc-Penn State (quar.)
Maine
Common
Demand
1,558
deposit and F. R.
liabilities combined--
note
2,944
From
Total
serves
219,671
Domestic
316,193
406 867
accounts-
B^_____Jan
(Joseph) (quar.)
Magnavox Company (quar.)
Maryland
1,341
capital
Ratio
+
—
Time
in
Surplus
Other
—1,503,463
ACCOUNTS—
paid
and
stock——__Jan
—
LIABILITIES—
Total
A
Magnin
$1
years
to
Currency and coin
16,251,764
Foreign
Other
+
year
Other
Reserve
bank
55
29,312
securities—total—
Within
50
—
+
After
Deposits;
Member
6
664
—
15,411
—
_
94
—
437
certificates of indebtednessTreasury notes and U. S. bonds maturing:
-1,382,229
5
—
790
Treasury
21,788
300,298
LIABILITIES—
Federal
banks
12,524
loans
451,687
683
commercial
loans
One
51,661,463
due
investment
Manufacturers
128
___
financial
9
—
carrying:
or
___
nonbank
Sales finance,
32
-—
■
______
—
U.
series
preferred
issue.
—
Manischewitz
280
_:
&
Lake
Extra
Mangei
securities
securities-
Other
49,000
loans___
+
+
.
+
carrying:
or
loans
Loans
industrial
loans
45
392
—
107,317
'
S.
Other
—1,348,250
11,000
_
to
Other
42,892
2,595,071
;
adjustedt__
68,434
and
chasing
12,532.298
Bonds
investments
Agricultural
"i
—
investments
adjustedt
11,601
ij"
and
and
U.
3,109,213
Certificates
Total
2224
bonds
bonds
this
(from
Gas
Red
Madsen
Maine
(In millions of dollars)
loans
Loans
outright—
Bills
Total
2122
30
1967——Dec
Ltd.—
67c
conv.
f.
s.
in
Fund
Madison
Increase ( + ) or
49^430^
+
—
Total
bought outright—
Held under repurchase agrmt.
1
15
1,
Name of Company
Madison
$84 million.
43,9.84
+
—
Held under repurchase
agrmt.
U. S. Gevernment securities:
Notes
_Jan
Jan.
debs, due June 1,
Mines
1963-,
1964—,————-Dec
the
Decrease (—) Since
—1,336,017
—
337,860
Bought outright
1
creased
—1,380,001
1,926
—
Acceptances;
Bought
due
Continued from page 14
ASSETS—
,•
and
272.998
+
1,014,541
Banks—
__
bonds
mortgage
4Vs7o
♦Announced
million;
1959
16,866,643
for F. R. notes
gold certificate
notes
2016
Corp.—
15-year
2.809380
,
Dec. 9,
1960
ASSETS—
F.
21
Inc.—
Tandy Corp. cumul.
deposits of States and political subdivisions in¬
Increase ( + ) or
Other
1910
Dec
1, 1977___—
Per
Time
Decrease (—1 Since
Redemption fund
15
/;
America—
due Dec. 15,
Uranium
general
2217
22
—____Dec
stock—
due June
Supply Co. 234%
Welsbach
bonds increased $74 million.
(In thousands of dollars)
account-
Page
Dec
1962——.
Treasury notes and U. S. Government
.
certificate
of
debs,
conv.
l;
Nov.
2.798884
2.810460
debs,
adjustment
Corp.
Northspan
.232256
2.799960
sterling-
pound
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Gold
2269
1
Date
due
preferred
Karstadt
debt
National
.0166436
v
V2%
Lithium
5%
.193250
United
Jan
CALLED
Co., Ltd.—
subord.
conv.
(Rudolph)
4
Sweden,
Union
series due 1979—
ISSUE
-
cumulative
Collins'Radic Co.—
2.782633
Switzerland, franc
*
1
Co.—
5%%
series A
debs,
4 V2 %
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
krona
Corp.
f.
s.
Canada Malting
.265656
pound
series due. 19,77——Jan
_
.209925
.0800560
Zealand,
Transmission
mtg. pipe line bonds
5%
.328533
guilder
Co.—
574%
Company and Issue—
.00277933
Netherlands,
—
'
Transmission
Gas
Alleghany
.239718
.210012
.00160968
dollar.
2268
1966
Jan. 1,
.210575
.00311228
2.810460
malayan
2267
due
Corp.—
ENTIRE
1.022447
.239737
peso
1
30
debs,
.0201342
.210012
yen
*—Jan
1st subord. conv. debs, due June 1, 1973-Dec
due Jan. 1,
.0384250
0201350
.
-
2224
pipe line bonds
mtge.
Tennessee
.204043
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
New
.0120665
1st
.210637
—
Malaysia,
.0120665
2.238278
.0201337
-.00311228
(Metropolitan) new franc
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Mexico,
.0120647
.0384125
:
$
1
Financial
5'/2%
Tennessee Gas
Dec. 8
$
1.022473
markka
France
Japan,
,.
.0201350
rupee
Finland,
Dec. 7
1970—Jan
Lloyd—
subord.
15 year
Thursday
$
2.239314
'.6384125
franc
Canada,
Dec. 6
.0120570
2.239410
schilling
Belgium,
Wednesday
$
.0120683
pound
Tuesday
■
0
1
——— ——
debt adjustment debentures
Finance Co., Inc.—
Standard
I
Jan
1963__
1,
German
41/2 %
1914
1977—Dec 15
due
gold bonds due Jan. 1, 1953 extended
mtg. 6V2 %
North
series
pipe line bonds, 6x/t>%
Electric Power Co., Ltd.—
mtge.
Nippon
1930
Refrigerating
Company,
preferred
(quar.)_______
common
(quar.)___
(quar.)
40c
1-
3
12-
9
87i/2C
i_
3
12-
9
Volume
192
Number 6011
.
.
.
When
Per
Name
of Company
Share
Mergenthaler Linotype Co..
1
Merslck Industries (stock dividend)
Mesta Machine (quar.)_:
Metal & Thermit Corp., common (quar.)
7%
Metro
____
Goldwyn Mayer
Metropolitan
Edison,
preferred
3.85%
pfd.
2%
preferred
7%
Metropolitan
Stock
4.40%
12-29
12-19
1-13
12-16
1-
1
12-
1-
1212-
National
1-
1
17Vic
12-23
12-19
12-
12-14
12-
12-31
12-16
3.3%
12-31
$1.10
2-
15c
__
(stock dividend)
12-15
Securities
Factors
Inc.
Co.,
1-
3
12-15
National
11-21
National
Falls
Co.
Steel
Tile
12-15
12-
Nautec
1-10
12-20
Nazareth
1-
3
12-16
Nelsner
1-
3
12-16
Nekossa-Edwards
15c
Class
River
Newark
New
Brunswick
12-15
New
Brunswick
12'Ac
Mobile
4%
12-12
11-25
$1.25
1-
(quar,)__
class A
12-12
11-30
4'Ac
12-16
__
(quar.)__
60c
__
(quar.)___
common
.__
18c
'/2%
___
1-
Mohasco
3'A%
Stock
__.
Life
York
New
Yorker
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
25c
Monarch.
(s-a)
(extfk)
Mills
,
12-30
5%
(Winnipeg)
12-30
$40c
■„
60c
_______
1-
12-12
1-
Auto
Monroe
Monsanto
Stock
Equipment Co.
Chemical
Co.
dividend
(quar.)
(quar.)
Montana-Dakota
Utilities,
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
National
Bank
Quarterly
Stock
Locomotive
Montreal
Trust
Montrose
Chemical
Moore
Corp.,
7%
preferred
Morse
Paisley
(John)
Electro
(3
Royal
Dairies,
Vernon
preferred
7%
preferred
Ltd.
Extra
Muskogee
(N.
Y.)
Industries,
Trust
——
Corp.
Nation-Wide
12-12
2
12-
2
1-
3
12-23
1212-
2
9
20c
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
Acme
National
Bank
1
12-15
12-15
12-
12-30
12-15
1
1-
6
12-14
12-31
12-20
12-
1
11-18
12-12
11-18
22'Ac
1-16
1-
4
11-28
12-15
25c
12-15
12-
5
12-15
12-
5
15c
.
12-19
12-
2
National
Bank
—___
(s-a)
Northrop
1-
12-15
1
1-1,
12-15
12-15
12-
12-30
12-15
12-30
1-
3
8
12-15
(quar.)
1-16
12-21
12-
National
Cash
National
Casualty
Register
National
National
bany,
National
Jersey)
National
National
4'A%
(quar.)
(Detroit)
Extra
12-19
12-
6
12-30
12-
9
12-30
12-
9
3-
1
Lines
3-
1
30c
12-30
12-20
12-15
12-
N.
Y.)
Bank
&
5
70c
3-10
2-10
1-13
12-13
1-14
12-15
12-
2
12-15
12-
2
50c
Trust
12-15
11-25
12-15
(quar.)
1-16
Distillers
preferred
National
Electric
National
Fire
dividend)
(stock
&
12-20
12-30
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
Quarterly
"(extra)-
Power,
Ltd.
12-16
12-
12-15
11-30
12-16
12-
2
12-16
12-
2
11-30
2
12-20
12-20
11-30
12-20
15
;
$1.06'A
12-15
3
12-15
1-
2
12-
9
1-
3
1-16-61
1-
1
12-
Co.
tax
8
4.40%
12-20
12-30
11-18
1-14
12-16
37'Ac
2-17
12-20
(s-a)
Ohio
Water
Okanagan
Old
Ben
Old
Sand
11-18
2-
1
12-
5
12-
9
12-20
II-28
Milk
Co., common
4'A %
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12'A
Petrolane Gas
From
Service, new common
Corp. of America—
net
ordinary
(Charles)
Co.,
preferred
Coal
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
12-30
12-
1
12-30
12-
1
12-
7
1-
2
Town
12-
6%
9
11-15
15c
2-
1
1-16
40c
1-
3
12-15
7%.
5
12r
1
Plastics,
1-
3
9
9
Corp,—
12-16
Polaroid
6
5%
1st
1
5%
2nd
37c
12-30
12-
1
9
9
preferred
10c
12-30
12-15
(accum,)__
Ltd.,
(quar.).
Corp.
_j.
(quar.)
i
dividend
Copper
—
12-14
12-
7
12-15
12-
1
37'Ac
com.-(quar.)
25c
12'Ac
12-15
12-
1
$25c
2-15
1-
$$1.75
20c
4%
Mines,
Ltd.
(initial)
$10c
5
2-15
1-
1-16
12-
5
1-16
2
12-15
12-30
11-15
12-30
12-12
12-15
11-15
12-31
12-16
$1
Corp.
.
1st
Iron
Inc.
Price
—
2nd
12-22
12-10
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-12
11-28
1-3-61
12-
$1.75
15c
38c
55c
1-3-61
12-. 9
12-15
1-
12-
9
1
3
12-15
12-20
11-25
11-25
12-20
3-17
12-21
25c
lYa%
5c
62Vac
62'Ac
5%
(stock
Ltd.
40c
33c
$50c
56c
75c
(quar.)
>
preferred
Co.
(quar.)__
2-24
12-
7
12-20
12-13
12-19
11-
4
12-24
12-
6
12-24
12-
6
12-24
12-
6
Growth
Ltd.,
5%
dividend
2
12-
5
1-13
1-13
12-20
12-15
11-28
12-15
12-
12-17
11-25
12-30
12-20
(s-a)
12-29
I
1-
1
11-29
12-
2
"•
(accum.)—
——_—
(annual)__
llvec
,
1- 3
12-15
15c
1-3
12-15
$1
12-15
—-—.—
12-
1
12-15
(quar<J—
—
12-20
Stock Fund—40c from capi-
pfd.
preferred
Co.
11-30
12-
54c
$$2
(resumed)
preferred (accum.)
—
Terminal Cold Storage
Mfg.
12-19
12-27
12-31
and
Corp.—
conv.
12-16
1%
:
income
1-16
22'Ac
t5c
12'Ac
dividend)___
——
Produce
Stock
12-20
11-30
2%
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
net
Bros.,
Progress
1
$15c
——
gains
Proctor-Silex
43A%
1-
12-19
$1.75
—
(guar.)
Ores,
Rowe)
from
Ltd.,
partic.
Insurance
Industrial
(T.
27c
18c
;
preferred
non-cum.
tail
2
11-23
25c
•'
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Canada,
of
Preway,
14c
1-
9
Sulphite & Paper Co.—
Premium
Price
1-14
12-15
12-15
of
(quar.)
common
Power
12-
12-15
12-
$1.37'A
A
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Porter (H. K.) Co. (Del.) (quar.)
Potomac Electric Power, common
12-
1-15
1-15
12-23
Ltd.—
12-15
12-19
1-16
5c
12-15
6%
1-16
1
15c
12-15
Premier
1
1%
12'Ac
—
dividend
Preferred
22-
3%
class
9
investment
—
Co.
12-15
,
(quar.)
1
12-19
out
(quar.)
3
25c
"
captial gains)
3
$40c
Mfg.
net
1-
1
12-19
40c
from
(7c
1-
12-
12-15
90c
9c
1-
11-18
1
1-16
933Ac
—
(quarterly
12-15
12-16
12-
1-
'
$1
3
4'A %
6
97'Ac
1-
25c
—
Products
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
97'Ac
Stock
1-
40c
Inc.
preferred
preferred
Port Huron
1-16
3%
Co.—
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-
-—
-
40c
2%
—
Water
A
Inc.,
Oil
12-
12-15
9
12-
quarterly
a
12-15
5c
1212-
dividend
Plymouth
—_—
Corp.,
Stock
12-16
America—
12-30
3
basis
Plastic Materials & Polymers, Inc.—?
on
11-18
15c
of
Co.
9
—12'Ac
Development,
12-20
Ltd.
1-
9
3
dividend
Stock
3
9
1
1-
1-
7% preferred (quar.)_____—•:
Pittsburgh Metallurgical (reduced)
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)_,
2
12-
2-
—
Pitney-Bowes.
Inc.
(increased-quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne A; Chicago Ry.—
Common
(quar.)
1-
12-30
9
9
$1.17
(quar.)
—_—
1-
37'Ac
1-
1-
1
1-
$1.11
—
Steel
Opemiska
12-
12-15
1
25c
60c
Insurance
preferred
Stock
(Hartford)—
12-12
11-23
1
income)
Plastics
Now
11-18
50c
preferred
Inc.
Aircraft
Extra
Placer
11-18
12-20
2-
(quar.)
Credit
25c
Ltd., common
(reduced)
preferred
(quar.)_
Opelika
5
12-15
12-20
2-
—
$1.10
Sugar
Ontario
12-
2
11-23
2-
—.
Fund,
Fund,
—
Quarterly
Old
12-12
12-
12-15
95c
income & 20c from long-term
Pioneer
25c
2
12-30
$1.10
Co.
investment
50c
(quar.)
Life
Street
Pioneer
20c
12-
$1.07'A
,
(quar.)
Screw
Pioneer
$0.3281'/4
11-28
12-30
56c
(stock
dividend)__;—_
Piedmont Natural Gas, common (quar.)
$5.50 preferred
(quar.)
—t
Pillsbury Company, 4% preferred (quar,)—
Piper
11-28
12-13
25c
___;
33A%
preferred
12-16
12-13
25c
t_
Suburban
preferred
Common
12-
2
15c
*
(quar.)_
common
dividend
3.90%
12-31
2
12-
$1
Bank Jquar.)
Reading
&
Corp.,
1
12-
12-19
$1.25
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
1-
12-22
—.„.—_—,10c
Stock
1-15
1
9
87'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Philadelphia
12-16
12-
20c
Philadelphia
net
1
1
15c
(quar.)__
common
Extra
Pine
1-
12-
32c
(quar.)
Philadelphia Fund
Philadelphia National
12-16
$20c
(quar.)
Helicopters,
Line
(initial)
income
&
preferred
11-25
12-2
1
1-30
12-
1
12-17
12-
1
12-20
1
9
12-12
2-
5
12-21
12-31
1-
3
2
12-16
—.
(s-a)
Service
$2.50
1-
12-
25c
1-
1-
40c
12-13
12-15
35c
—
:
,
1-13
9
2
(quar.)_^._—11c
(quar.)
20c
$50c
—
$1
15c
Basin
$7'Ac
(quar.)
65c
12-
12-15
8%
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred-(quar.)
River
1
10c
Phillips
$2.10
—
Ohio Edison Co., common (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
Ohio
(quar.)__
com.
Extra
10-14
equal to about
less Union of
non-resident
(reduced)
12-
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Island) (quar.)__
Pep Boys (Manny, Moe & Jack)___^
12-30
share
Extra
(quar.)_
3
1-
$2.10
shillings
(quar.)
Crankshaft
12-15
12-12
11-30
$15c
(quar.)
Oneida,
12-31
Chemical—
Welding Machine
Co.
Brass
Olokele
35c
2%
—_
Africa
Mfg.
Extra
35c
(quar.)
a
A
Ocean Cement & Supplies, Ltd. (quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.
(quar.)
Office Specialty Mfg., Ltd. (quar.)____
(Al¬
Community Bank (Rutherford, New
Company
South
4.44%
4%
30c
(quar.)__i
Commercial
22'Ac
25c
(quar.)____
class
_'
American
12-
12-
4.68%
75c
Ltd.—
of
per
Ohio
30c
-
Copper,
dividend
Ohio
1
common
(extra)
&
12-
12-15
12-27
11-30
12-29
$40c
:
(quar.)_
Light
II-18
12-15
$1.02'A
(quar.)
40c
Engineering Co.,
B
$2.10
Oak
1
preferred
Scotia
O'Okiep
A
20c
(quar.)
1_
t
City
(increased)
common
Class
Nova
5
12-30
25c
(auar.)
5'A%
12-15
15c
(quar.)
$1.40
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northwest Airlines Inc.,
Northwest
1
11-18
50c
preferred
12-16
2c
4-
Pa.)
Northern
Corp.
11-30
35c
(increased)
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light ir Coke (quar.)__
Peoples Telephone, common (quar.)_,
Peoples Union Bank & Trust (McKeesport, Pa.)
Quarterly
$1.45
;
12-31
12-15
12-15
15c
12-
$1.37'A
1-16
5c
1
■
Quebec Power. Ltd.
Northern Trust Co. (Chicago)
.
Co.,
5.60%
35c
I-20
12-30
preferred
35c
,(quar.)__
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-31
15c
Y.
preferred
11-25
County,
Bank of Westchester (stock divd.)
(Subject to approval of stkhlders. Jan. 19)
Biscuit
Gas,
12-
25c
3.80%
$1.06 V*
:_
N.
11-25
National
National
Natural
12-15
12-
4.40%
44c
1-16
50c
(Fairfield
(Chambersburg,
5'A %
5.80%
9
30c
1- .2
4.30%
58c
of
11-10
12-
2-15
$1.15
11-17
Service—
Co.
12-14
12-23
$45c
12-
11-17
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Insurance
11-21
2
11-22
$2
common
(quar.)
preferred
Northern
12-16
II-28
1-
12-15
$62'Ac
(s-a)
12-12
16c
.___.
______
(increased)
preferred
2
3
833Ac
12-15
15c
12-12
investment
net
i
Tulsa
4.40%
3%
1-
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Railroad
12-15
15c
(quar.).
Public
$1
dividend)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—-
Indiana
12-
50c
.___.
34%c
:.
Ry.
11-30
12-16
10c
3.55%
Philadelphia Electric Co.,.
$1
preferred
(quar.)
37'Ac
4c
(quar.)
12-
35c
2
8c
50c
_
12-31
Ltd.—
Corp.,
12-15
$50c
4%
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Bourse (annual)—^
Special _'.
5c
Common
$35c
12-
Philip Morris, Inc., common
4%
preferred (quar.)_
Illinois
12-14
11-30
2
Philco
Central
12-20
2
12-30
preferred
7
12-21
12-15
2
12-15
$2.50
12-
5c
1-
1-16
Northern
9
1-
1-
Northern
9
12-
—
Extra
2c
common
Lines
Co
1
12-
1-
10c
Oil,
12-
12-23
12-23
$1.10
25c
Star
12-31
12'Ac
31'Ac
(quar.)
Penn Gas
5%
1
$1.12'A
(reduced-quar.)
North
6
(quar.)
North
Van
12-
(quar.)
3'A%
35c
«
.
50c
10c
of
12-
12c
(quar.)
American
1
12-20
1
preferred
*50c
Acceptance, class A
Cement, class A (quar.)
Investment,-
12-
preferred
25c
50c
4-
Bank
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)__
5'A%
preferred
(quar.)
4'A%
I960)
National
B
12-
12-15
10c
2%
American
Northern
(One share for each 52 shares held, sub¬
ject to stockholders approval Jan. 25,
:
North
11-18
30c
dividend
American
American
11-18
Extra
Stock
North
North
12-15
(quar.)______
(from
Co.
Ltd.
(quar.)
Normetal Mining, Ltd. (final).
Norris-Thermador Corp. (quar.)
12-15
(quar.)
'
Mines
Northern
12-15
35c
10c
Trust
12-
12-31
$1.02'A
(quar.)
Extra
20c
Corp.
12-31
97'Ac
—
dividend
25c
(extra)
&
Chemical
Stock
Noranda
26'Ac
,
Conn.)
1-
15c
20c
62'Ac.
Securities
National
Nopco
12-
12-15
4.50%
Pfizer
12-
quar.)
—
income)
12-
12-
12-
12-16
20c
Extra
12-
12-31
(quar.)
common
Check
12-21
12-31
Corp.—
12-31
3
9
12-15
1
$iOc
Engineering Corp
Pennsylvania Gas & Water, com.
4.10%
preferred (quar.)
Petroleum
$1.21 'A
$1.75
(quar,)
Natio'n-Wide
12-15
12-12
$1.3114
:
Cove)
2
preferred .(quar.)
______
(initial
(quar.)—!
(Glen
1-
9
12-22
preferred
$3.50
___.
(s-a)
Corp.
93 %c
5.25%
3
12-
11-30
1-
25c
(quar.)
North American Refractories
(quar.)
preferred
11-25
12-
4.85%
1-
11-21
12-15
50c
(increased)
Pet
12-12
1-10
dividend)
(quar.)
9
12-16
12-16
1-
12-15
12-30
$2.50
)
(quar.)
12-31
1-10
3
Pipeline Co.
3
preferred
12-23
1-
$20c
(stock
Corp.
common
Permian
1-
1-30
Fruit
12-31
1-16
5c
___.
Extra
Natco
(quar.).
(quar.)
1-15
(stock
Extra
W
1-10
50c
(quar.)
preferred
I-20
12-15
45c
Pennsylvania
11-25
4.10%
;
Nachman
6
3
90c
preferred
3.90%
5c
Co.
12-
1-
85c
12-13
—
Ring (reduced)
(quar.)
System
12-16
60c
(quar.)
North
(Texas)
6
45c
Power
12-27
62'Ac
Extra
Mutual
Mohawk
5
12-23
25c
;
Products
Pepsi-Cola Co.
(quar.)
'
Piston
1
12-
80c
preferred
(quar.35c
Murray Company
Muskegon
Niagara
12-
12-23
1-10
$4c
(quar.)_.
com.
(extra)
'Peoria & Bureau Valley RR.
Corp., 3%% pfd. (quaf.)_
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—•
3.40%
held)-.
Inc., new com.
preferred (quar.;
5'A%
(quar.)
Year-end
Common
Fuel
Brass
12-
12-16
50c
(quar.)__
11-29
'
Munsingwear,
Nassau
News
Corp.
11-29
____
(s-a)—
A
12-12
12-15
60c
:
Electric
Newport
15c
___
Mueller
&
Newport
11-15
Class
Corp.
100
3
30c
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
11-15
59%c
Supply increased quar,)
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Quarterly
:_.
5%
Mining
Mills—
7%
Mountain
N
(J. J.)
Newmont
1
1_.
shares for each
Mount
1-
12-12
12-
1
1
Initial
Mount
3
$1.50
1-
(quai\)___
(quar.)
Products
1-
1
12-15
t$1.75
(quar.)
Co.
$1.18%
15c
(quar.)
&
7
7
1-
Newberry
t20c
(quar.)____
prior preferred
12-
12-
93 %c
5
Engineering Co.—
$2.50
1
1
(quar.)
5
t$1.75
,___
1
1-
$25c
_
Lines, Inc.
Drop Forging, common
4%%
preferred (quar.)_
Morrell
12-
1-
(quar.)
12-15
12%
(quar.)
Moore
M'arningstar
12-15
Telephone (Ohio)—
1-
(quar.)
Moore-McCormack
Morgan
12-15
$35c
Works
(quar.)
B
12-29
12-f <9 >
3.60%
—
common
A
9
12-15
«1-10
2%
Ltd.
Metal
Co.,
9
11-28
$22'Ao
--
Ltd., common
(quar.)
Controls, Inc. (quar.)
Cement
1
preferred
Ford.
Penn-Dixie
$1.09
1
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
6%
&
Penn
12-
E
Penman's,
12-16
12-15
and
Service Stores, Ltd.
(annual)
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
Pemco Corp.
(extra)
12-16
12-
12-30
12-15
25c
;
Paper
Ltd
3
2
1-13
lOc
Paul
Penn
8
$1.50
Ltd., common..
preferred
(quar.)
3
preferred
3.75%
Newark
Canada,
1-
1-
12-
(quar.)___
Parchment
of
1-
12-29
12-19
12-14
Mfg.,
Penick
12-29
12-30
12-30
$1
Corp.
Paterson
Peninsular
12-16
12-15
'25c
(reduced
Paton
9
1-
12-15
50 c
3
1
12-30
__
(N.
Patino
9
$1.12'A
12-
Jersey)—
(quar.)_.
preferred
7%
(New
1-
1
1-
$1.50
12-
11-30
1
12-
15c
Extra
7%
5
12-22
12'Ac
Y.)r (quar.)
Parker-Hannifin
Corp.
(increased)—
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp. (stock dividend)
Parmelee
Transportation
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
12-28
30c
3
preferred
12-
11-29
1-
12-15
$1
(quar.)
Inc.
$1.17
_
—
Montreal
9
12-30
Forge
8
12-
12-
28yac
(quar.)
Park-Lexington
12-
4.40%
______
1-
:
,
dividend
9
12-24
$2
4.50%
12-
12-15
1-16
1
12-21
12-15
12-22
25c
(quar.)
Pipe Line,
Pictures
Drop
5
9
12-31
ic
Pennsylvania Power & Light,
Special
12-
12-30
12-
10c
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
New York State Electric & Gas—
12-23
12-15
$1.01'A
$1.12'A
(quar.)
_T
common
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Magazine,
25c
20c
___
_
4.70.%
Montclair
9
Auction
2%
________
__
:
2
3-31
55c
(quar.)
New
12-
(quar.)
Assurance
2
12-30
4-21
10c
(quar.)
preferred
12-
12-12
dividend
Monarch
12-
1-20
Extrusion—
(quar.)
87'Ac
_____
2
47'Ac
________
preferred
10c
(quar.)
12-15
11-30
I
(initial)
(increased)
class .A
preferred
12-15
12-15
common
Tubes,. Ltd.
Eastern
12-29
Orleans Public Service—
1-3-61
4%
I12-
1
1-16
10c
;
Paramount
12-
new
Consolidated Corp.
Panhandle
1-
30c
Pamour Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
(annual)
Pan
American Sulphur
(quar.)
Park
12-15
25c
II
(quar.)
dividend.on
12-14
12-31
(quar.)______
(quar.)
(s-a)
12-
43c
(quar.)
(quar.)_________
Class
4%%
B
Stock
11-25
New
New
Class
12-27
6
12-19
12-19
$1
Package Machinery (quar.)_
Paddington Corp., class A „(s-a)
12-19
12-
1
1
1-25
3%
$1.15
_
__,
preferred
Tin
12-12
8
Aggregates
Products
$1.50
____.
4.05%
11-22
12-15
$1.38
(quar.)____
Telephone & Telegraph
Jersey Aluminum
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd,
11-30
11-22
12-15
3
27c
Extra
$2
(quar.)__
common
preferred
5.52%
12-16
12-12
3
1-
30c
___.
A
(quar.)
Jersey Power & Light—
4% preferred (quar.)
12-12
1
$15c
(quar.)
Gas
25c
.____
preferred
4.20%
preferred
preferred
4.36%
(quar.)
Mohawk Rubber. Co.
Power,
New England
5c
Co.
Industries,
Extra
■
1
2-
7'Ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)
12-16
i
6'Ac
Insurance
12-28
1
6%
Pacific
12-19
1-
20c
Hampshire
90c
5
3-
$4
__
System
Haven
40c
___
;
Birmingham RR. Co.,—
preferred (s-a)
Mfg.
England
New
1-
$15c
(quar.)
New
12-15
11-30
15c
(annual)—.
Electric
New
12-15
11-30
12-15
20c
Telephone, Ltd, (quar.)
Co. (New Jersey)—
preferred
4.60%
12-15
Trust
11-28
2
12-19
40c
—_
(quar.)
Electronics, class A
11-25
2
12-12
3
11-
25c
Intermountain Express
(reduced)
Outdoor
Advertising
(quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph, com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
Pacific
15c
1
(quar.)
12-15
1-
1-
(quar.)_
Pachic
Pacific
10c
__
(quar.)
Paper
3
1-
12-28
preferred
Indemnity,
11-30
Holders
$1
25c
dividend
75c
—_
___
_
12-14
$1.15
12-16
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.19
(quar.)
Pacific
12-15
3
35c
(quar.)—
12-15
$1.10
2
&
Hawaiian
25c
Co.
50c
&
Modine
New
1-
65c
Co.
England
Cement
Pacific
Page-Hersey
(quar.)
30c
._
4.60% ,pfd.
Service,
dividend
3%
New
6%
A
Stock
11-14
15c
Fuel Corp.
(quar.)
Pipe Line, common
Public
12-12
(quar.)
B
Missouri
2
11-21
12-15
10%
1
Co.
New England Lime
(quar.)
Pacific RR-,
12-
Pacific Clay Products
$15c
12-15
11-30
Pacific
6
—
Quarterly
12-12
12-15
5
11-29
2-10
1-
(quar.).
(quar.)
2
(Ala.)-—
_____
preferred B
preferred D
1-
1
12-12
15c
Nelson Fund, Inc. (from investment income)
Neon Products of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
1-18
12-30
1
(Boston)
4%
12-
12-19
2-
4.75%
12-
7c
(reduced-quar.)
12-31
15c
(quar.)
Missouri
11-30
45c
____.
Missouri-Kansas
12-31
Bros,
Nestle-LeMur
2%
(initial)
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. (quar.)____
Minnesota Power & Light—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi
12-30
1-31
1-18
1-6-61
3
3c
(quar.)
Mfg.
Cement
12-12
2%
Owens-Illinois Glass, 4%
Oxford
Paper
(quar.)
2%
(quar.)
12-31
.
common
preferred
1-13
12-12
Corp.
12'Ac
(quar.)
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (s-a)__
Minneapolis Brewing (quar.)
_'_
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—
Mississippi Power Co.,
8
Corp.
&
Transit
15c
l'Ac
Co.
quarterly
National
___..
___,
Co.
Increased
Bank
National-Standard Co.
National
_
Glass
b
12-15
5%
Aluminum
5
12-
10c
dividend
Mississippi
12-
i
12-15
__
9
62'Ac
—
56'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
_,
1
1-
Insurance
Shawmut
12-31
dividend
dividend
1-
dividend)
Research
dividend
12-31
<quar.)____.
12-
15c
:—
&
Security
Stock
National
Safety Appliance Co. (quar.)
Minerals & Chemicals Philipp Bros,
B
Securities
15c
preferred
1-
50c
(s-a)
com.
r_
50c
'
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
17c
series
37'Ac
;_v
___.
9
Stock
(quar.)
series
Inc.
(quar.)
9
12-
Castings Co.—
Machinery (stk.
Mfg. (quar.)
Stock
Income
V
9
12-
Securities:
National
Growth
25c
(quar.)
common
convertible
4.40%
1
National
Mine
Mirro
12-
11-18
11-18
,
(quar.)
12-
$1
&
12-12
(quar.)__
Corp.
Miller-Wohl
New
Screw
37V2C
Investment,
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Stock
Rubber
Natijnal
12-12
56»AC
(Dayton, Ohio) common
preferred (quar.)_
Stock
National
1-16
12-12
common
(quar.)
& Steel
Industries
12-16
—
6%
Class
1
2
15c
(s-a)
Presto
Per
Share
Utilities—
2
$1.50
Mortgage & Investment,
preferred
National
15c
of Continental Oil Co.
(year-end)
common
Co.—
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
5%
30c
.
Millers
National
Rockland
&
1- 3
Ltd.—
(quar.)__
Lock
Name of Company
Orange
50c
50c
50c
common...
stock for each 75 shares held)
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming Co., com.
.
12-
15c
____
12-
Lead,
B
1
J5c
National Malleable
(quar.)
Corp.
(One share
4'A%
National
12-
1
11-
12-
2%
—
(quar.)—,—
(quar.)
20c
Midwest Oil
Mill
A
Class
U5c
t37'Ac
(quar.)
common
Hosiery Mills,
Class
1
1
Utilities
Abrasive
Midwest
National
12-20
-
„r
Payable of Rec.
30c
dividend
1
Year-end
4'A%
Stock
1-
(quar.)
Mickelberry's Pood Products (quar.)
Mid-West
2
Ltd.,
Grocers,
$1.11'A
Inc
preferred
National
$1.50 preference (quar.)—
National Gypsum Co., common
9
1-
dividend
Michigan Gas
11-30
12-16
12-
'
!
(quar.)
49
When ' Holders
Share
Oil
&
Gas
97Vic
(quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric,
National
$1.08%
__
preferred
Brick,
7
12-19
96Vic
;_
preferred .(quar.)
Metro, Inc.,
3
12-
87Vic
_
____
(quar.)
4.45%
1-
Per
Name of Company
of Rec.
95c
_
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
(2369)
Holders
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3.90%
4.35%
12-14
62Vic
(quar.)
3.80%
Payable
70c
40c
preferred (quar.)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
21_2b
1-
3
(aMWtWW^iW^WWMWPV
;0
_
The Commercial and Financial
Per
Washington
(N.
Bank
Tradesmen's
&
$3
(quar.)_
Transport
Service
4%
4.65%
preferred
1
12-15
1-
3
12-15
$1.06
1-
3
12-15
(quar.)
Electric
1-
3
12-15
12-21
11-25
$1.16^4
preferred
50c
orig. preferred
1st
Puerto
Rico
Puget
Scudder
Seaboard
Assoc.,
11-25
Seaboard
Finance
Pulp
Inc.
Corp.
&
12-21
11-25
$4.75
$1.2614
12-21
11-25
$5 preferred
50c
12-23
12-
9
$6.25
9
Seaboard
12-
9
Seagrave
12-23
1-
$1.75
pfd.
(quar.)
Timber
.
45c
.
1-
Bank
Roebuck
&
12-15
121-
5
Quaker
t
State
Quebec
Power
Quemont
Queen
Oil
Anne
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
3
12-
9
3
12-
9
Stock
12-15
40c
11-15
$40c
2-24
1-13
$30c
12-29
11-30
12-15
12-
IOC
1-31
1-16
3%
1-31
1-16
Candy
C.
Can
Stock
Co.
(initial)
dividend
Racine
Hydraulic
$1.20
Radio
&
convertible
Corp.
$3.50
of
1st
Ralston
Ranco,
Inc.
Real
87 *4 c
1-3-61
30c
12-12
,
(quar.)_.
Insurance
Semi-annual
Co.
Remington
4 % %
Arms
Co.,
Renabie
Renold
Mines,
class
12-15
1212-
5
11-
12-15
Steel
Corp.
Corp.
Metals
4'4%
preferred
12-15
12-
11-21
4%
12-12
11-30
preferred
Revlon,
Inc.
Rexall
shs.
Amer.
11-25
12-15
12-
Richfield
90c
1-
■
2
1-11
New
Shulton,
9
(About
1-12
3-10
2-
3
Sick's
1-
3
12-
9
Silknit,
12-21
guaranteed
Inc.,
Argentine
Rice
American
Sif'i
Robbins
i
Myers,
5*4%
Inc.,
preferred
(H.
Robertson
,
v4
(J.
&
Telephone,
Rohm
istock
■Rolls-Royce.
Class
Ltd.
Carolina
Corp.,
Jersey
Penn
(quar.)_
Cash
dividend
dividend
12-
12-31
12-16
3
12-15
12-15
5%
Sabine
Royalty
Safeway Stores
Inc.,
6%
Standard
11-18
$1.60
Clair
Specialty
Croix
Paper
Joseph
Grease
Southern
Indiana
12r
9
12-
9
Common
1-
12-
9
4.80%
5%
St.
St.
preferred
Louis
Natural
Gas
Southern
Pacific
5%
414%
St; Paul Fire
St.
Regis
1
4.64%
1
43/4%
preferred
1
5%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stock
San Diego
Savage
4.36%
$4.40
Sawhill
1st
Stock
1-
2
12-15
com.
12-15
12-
1
(quar.)_
25c
12-15
12-
1
pfd.
A
12-15
36c
1-17
(quar.)_
$1.10
(stock div.)
1-
3%
1
1-16
27'4 c
12-
1
1-10
12-
2
12-15
2nd
5.35%
preferred
Southland
Corp.
(stock div.)
(quar.)
Electric &
Power
A
4.28%
preferred
Southwestern
Electric
Southwestern
Products
dividend
1-15
3.70%
preferred
12-15
3.90%
preferred
3
4.15%
preferred
1-
3
4.25%
preferred
12-20
12-
1
4.40%
preferred
$100
4.40%
preferred
12-16
12-
2
$1.09
1-15
1-
3
(quar.)
17c
1-16
12-28
5.625%
1-16
12-28
4.36%
4.60%
'
"
2%
preferred
4.75%
par
3-15-61
14
c
6-15-61
5-31
)4c
9-15-61
8-31
12-15
11-15
Stix,
Baer &
7%
12-30
12-30
12-
1st
&
5%
Fuller
Co.—
5%
prior
&
2
12-
2
Studio
12-
1
12-
1
12-30
12-15
1-
2
12-
c
1-
2
12-
Sun
9
1-
3
12-20
(S.)
Chemical
Stock
50c
12-23
12-
9
$1.12*4
1-16
1-
3
2
1-
2
Superior
Stock
12-12
12-28
12-14
12-12
Sweets
2-24
(quar.)
Inc.
10c
1-15
4 2'4 c
Extra
12-30
i-13
2-
12-
Tejon
1
9
Ranch
12-14
12-15
Stock
11-15
12-15
1
12-15
12-
1
12-15
121212-
12-
1
12-15
1212-
1
1-
1
1-10
12-
(quar.)
com.
___
'
.
12-16
12-
12-28
5
12-
28c
12-13
1
1 1
II-18 V
$1.16
1-
12-
9
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.)
1-
1
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16 V*
1-
1
12-
9
(quar.)_.
$1.22*4
1-
1
12-
9
preferred
(quar.)
$1.27*4
11
1
12-
9
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.28
1-
1
12-
preferred
$1.31 */4
1-
1
12-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12*4
4.72%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(monthly)
Canada, Ltd., 4%
Texaco,
Inc.
preferred
(quar.)
$1.0625
2-
1
1-20
$1.10
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
Inc.
(from
investment
Transmission,
(quar.)
5.40%
preferred
1-20
1-20
Gulf
Gulf
Textiles,
.
"
\
' r,v
com.
12-31
4
Sulphur
Inc.,
47c
11-
12-12
,11-
4
12-16
12-
4
11-25
income).
5c
12-16
37*4c
12-15
(quar.)
Producing
Utilities
12-12
(increased)
(quar.)
Textile
1-20
12-21
2%
5.25%
Texas
12-30
65c
preferred
preferred
Texas
1212-
f$l
(quar.)
dividend
1-20
12-
1
1
25c
Gas
1-20
1
1-
1-
7c
Extra
1-20
1-
$1.18
$1.25
(quar.)___
Corp.
Fund
X
35c
2%
;
preferred
4.96%
1
1
12-
preferred
Texas
1
12-
9
Texas
2-
(increased)
12-22
9
1-20
27'4 C
;
9
1-20
$1.40%
three
12-
1-20
1
for
12-
1
2-
one
12-
1
t
12-; 1
1
2-
1
.
1
2-
1
12-15
12-22
1
12-1
12-15
1-
c
2-
$1
12-
,
3
1-
c
2-
1-
$1.15
97'4
*
of
preferred
92'4
$1.15
12-1,5
2%
dividend
$1.0375
27'4c
12-15
18c
12-15
12-~1
4.50%
3
$1.1875
12-15
11-15
5.12%
12-30
1
1-31
$1.02*4
Stock
2-
12-31
$1.06V4
Texaco
12-15
12-14
preferred (quar.)
Tenney
19c
:
2
5*/4%
12-16
20c
(annual)
5
I-
5.10%
12-16
1
,
12-
1-16
£7c
,
1
30c
(quar.)
12-15
1-
4.90%
12-16
1-
preferred
12-15
1-15
30c
;___
________
12-29
preferred
4.64%
2
1-
1
4.65%
1
12-16;
75c
$1.25
1
12-
11-15
45c
.__
dividend
4.60%
1
12-15
12-
12-15
12-15
4V4%
1
12-15
12-15
4.10%
1
12-15
11-28
$1
Tennessee Gas Transmission,
11-15
12-
12-15
10c
:
(quar.)
Tennessee Corporation
1
12-15
11-22
20c
dividend
Stock
11-30
12-
3
12-22
Teletray Electronic Systems, Inc.—
1-13
12-19
9
11-
40c
(increased)_______
_______
Taylor Instrument
9
12-
12-15
75c
(quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co.. 4.32%
2-17
12-
12-19
1-
$4
Tandy Corp.
;J
Tappan Company (quar.)
(James), Inc.
12-16
12-19
<
25c
Taft
Broadcasting
12-12
12-28
30c
—
Talcott
12-16
12-12
3
33c
(quar.)
_______
5
12-15
12-16
1-
5c
common
America
5
„.
2
12-22
25c
&
5
1
11-25
6c
Extra
1-
1
12-23
11-22
12-15
3%
12-
1-
12-29
12-15
35c
(California)
12-
3-
2-10
15c
(quar.)
Co.
12-31
12-31
12-
12-16
$1.12
(quar.)
12-31
40c
1
3
2-28
$1.25
(quar.)
__________—.__
Oil,
65c
$1.16%
—
pfd.
common
27c
25C
8
11-
25c
Company
(quar.)^
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)___
$1.07
(quar—
Stores,
of
8
3%
—
(quar.)___
Electric
Co.
12-
2%
Mining
Oil
1
614c
dividend)
dividend______
Superior
Swift
$1.33%
(quar.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
Mid-Continent
Valu
8
1-
25c.
dividend
Super
1-
A
12-
10c
(stock
Corp.,
1
1
4%
__.
dividend)
Corp. (quar.)
Sundstrand Corp.
(quar.)
9
29c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
12-
1-
25c
Sunbeam
12-
15c
12-15
(quar.)
Company
preferred
3
c
&
12-31
12-15
15c
__^
(quar.)
Furniture
Apartments
1-
27'4
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc.
433/4c
75c
common
Corp. (quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier; 5%
9
$1.06 %
(quar.)
'
(quar.)___
Stylon
12-15
25c
—_
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
Shop,
Stroock
12-30
28c
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
Webster,
convertible preferred
12-15
70c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
2-28
14c
B
$1.26 Vi
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-30
B
50c
(quar.)
$25
12-15
B
$1.18%
par
14c
;
;
Class
$1.20
(quar.)
10c
1
;
2-28
Class
Sunshine
.
(quar.)
1-24
8-31
Class
$$1.50
(quar.)
1-
5-31
9-15-61
5
2
Service—
1-16
11-30
6-15-61
12-
Service—
2-15
12-15
3-15-61
12-
12-15
.
i
Public
12-15
12-15
57c
11-18
Stock
(Dallas)
3
1-2-61
(quar.)__
1-
<
12-19
4%
______—___
(Incrsased-quar.)
ln,,3
12-15
12-16
2
______
;
Southwestern Life Insurance
1
12-12
12-15
Public
(quar.)
1-24
Co.—
(quar.)
B
1-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
5%
!
Class
preferred
(quar.)
Royalty
15c
(initial)
1
50c
(quar.)
Southwestern Electric Power 5%
4.65%
preferred (quar.)
l'4c
common
12-
divi¬
(quar.)
preferred
3%
Imperial Corp.
Tubular
5
20c
Insurance Co. (quar.)
(initial)
preferred
1
12-
(quar.)
dividend
Arms
Savannah
,
12-
12-15
$1.25
Ry.,
Sampson-Miller Associates,
B
12-20
$1.25
Salant & Salant, Inc., class A
Class B (initial)
Class
15c
12-15
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
12-
12-
3
1.
12)4c
pfd.
A
62'4
preferred
12-
25c
Class
35c
_j.
common
1
12-
11-25
28c
1
12-31
12-12
$4.50
(quar.)—
1-
(quar.)
& Marine
Paper,
Gas.
25c
;
Storkline
(quar.)
Railway Co., common
preferred (quar.)
12-15
12-15
j:50c
A
Stop
(quar.)
Southern Union
12-15
2
1-
Corp.—
A
25c
(quar.)_.
1-
(quar.)
Co., class A
Francisco
preferred
preferred
12-29
25c
A
Class
11-18
——-
Southern
37'4 c
___
Class
Class
11-30
Electric—
&
SI
(increased)
;
(quar.)
Service
Gas
9
11-30
11-30
11-30
11-29
(increased)
12-15
12-15
12-15
11-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
Power—
A
Public
Louis-San
$5
Mfg.
Oil
&
12-15
1-
5%
10c
4)4%
Textiles,
12-16
(special)
preferred
12-30
2
Stern
12-12
:
common
12-20
$1
(year-end)
Light &
Dredging,
12-23
2
&
1-2-61
Power—
convertible
12-23
12-
Still-Man Manufacturing
12-12
California
2
f30c
1214c
Stem
7
25c
Commission
Southern
5.05%
St.
of
12-
12-15
12"4c
7
12-
1-2-61
$20c
participating preferred
12-20
12-20
IH-I
St.
approval
12-30
12-30
12»4c
12-
15c
original
2
87)4c
t20c
1-16
12-27
(quar.)
.•___
$1.07*4
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
St.
to
Canada
1-10
12-
7
Sunray
Southern
common
preferred
4.30%
Southern
1-10
12-14
7
12-
1-31
(quar.)
and
2
(initial)-:
Company
30c
(stock
12-
$1.25
Stokely-Van Camp Inc.,
:_
Co.
2
12-30
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc. (quar.)
Sterling Brewers, Inc. (quar.)
Sterling Trusts (Toronto) (quar.)__
Co.—
preferred (quar.) _•
participating original pfd.
12-28
12-14
12-
$1.50
Edison
12-
2%
(quar.)—_u
Stone
!
(quar.)_
11-23
12-12
'
:
(quar.)
5
4.32%
3
preferred
6
common
11-23
11-23
12-15
common
12-
(quar.)
Sugar,
common
on
Utilities
12-20
1-
preferred
-
-
on
11-18
Co.
California
subiect
1-
dividend
12-
Gas
Rico
12-15
12-15
30c
(quar.)^
Co., Ltd.
dend
1-3-61
25c
2
2
9
$1.20
—
20%
six-for-five split)
shares after split
Corp. (s-a)
1-
1-
12-
25c
Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
Stepan Chemical (stock dividend)—
11-25
25c
12-30
29c
Co.—
7c
:
(quar.)
Investment
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Gas
&
$5c
new
12-15
1
5%
stocks
B
Extra
Platinum_-
&
50c
(a
on
1-10
5%
38 %c
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
Manufacturing Co.—
Stock
8%
Southam
Southern
30c
(final)
1
&
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
12-30
2-
3)4%
12-
25c
Chemical
Stock
12-
1-3
37)40
12-21
6
11-25
11-30
1
9
Street
12-19
—
(quar.)
12-12
12-
1-12
+32}|c
2
11-
1
31'/4c
Insurance
Oil
Puerto
12-15
12-13
12-
12-14
Finance, class A
12-16
South
'
2
12-16
c
12-
A
L___
15c
5%
(quar.)
preferred
c
6
2 *4%
12-21
2-
$4'4
(quar.)
South
15c
preferred
(quar.)
Enterprises. Ltd.
Foo's
4%
5'/4%
Stauffer
B
(Miami)
class
the
on
5%
1961)
25c
(quar.)
Gold
preferred
$2
.'
State
12-15
Georgia Natural Gas—
25c
I
.1
12-15
3
.__
Carolina
+20c
:
3
1-
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
$25c
:
1-
_____
5
,
Loan &
6%
__.
5
2%
State
1-19
dividend
15c
12-
.2%,
Stock
J15c
12-
dividend)
common
Ruby
Common
South
9
Fire
Class
Extra
12-22
12-
State
J15c
12-
12-20
2
2%
12-20
50c
12-
$30c
12-15
(quar.)
9
Capital Life Ins. (Raleigh)
(quar.)—
Exploration Co. (stock dividend)
Casualty Co.
2
stockholders
to
approval at meeting Jan. 24,
2
;_.
12-15
dividend)
A
I'M"
Russell
(Boston)
6
(subject
State
and
c
(s-a)
1
12-
State
25c
37'4 c
(quar.)
12-
1- 3
7
5c
Manufacturing
5c
(interim)
\-.b
I
American
Soss
$1.25
(stock
Royalite Oil, Ltd.,
Ruberoid Company
'
RR.
12-
12-15
2
2
(quar.)
South
1
12-16
15c
45c
(quar.)—___—..
2
12-
(quar.)
South
'
Rothmoor
Pi (■
Valley
A
Laboratories
preferred
5
12-20
20c
—.
(quar.)
(Mass.)
12-
65c
preferred
6
4%
12-31
12-31
12-
1-13
9
1-16
12-
2-24
12-
12-22
9
1-16
(reduced)
dividend
12-
__
Mills,
25c
9
12-12
12-
3
$30c
(Albany, N. Y.)
&
1-
t40c
12-21
1
12-20
12-
—-
Co.
Bank
12-15
2
1-10
(s-a)—..—_______
Stedman
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)___
South Pittsburgh Water, 414% pfd. (quar.)_
.
Market
Stock
A
1-
50c
(quar.)—_______—
____;
class
40c
$1.25
1-
37 *4
,___
(quar.)_
(quar.):
(s-a)
Wd>rks
Stanley
2
(annual)
French
12-
12-31
Ltd.
12-20
25c
(quar.)
Paper
&
12-15
~80c
12-28
Products
25c
Kline
12-16
11-30
1
2
Extra
12-31
2%
Co.
Haas
Smith,
12-
12-15
J15c
Steel,
-
1-
(quar.)
(Howard)
12-15
1
12-28
—
_—-—'
10c
$17'4 c
Ltd.
12-23
2-
40c
(quar.)_
(quar,)..—.
:
Ltd.,
B
1-
:
Co
Sonotone Corp., common
6%
dividend)
common
Bank
12-15
c
Ltd.
Extra
3
(quar.)
12-15
5
5
J25c
South
dividend
&
Steel
Cable
Co.
Mines,
Corp.
5%
(quar.)
Mfg.
Stock
■it
2
34%c
(stock
Genessee
preferred
Rockwell
|?v \
Smith
17y2c
Co.
C.)
Rockland-Atlas
if
Skil
4c
(quar.)___„
com.
Co.
Rochester
5%
Siscoe
2
30c
(quar.)
H.)
Rochester
*1I
I?
Singer Mfg.
2
12-
1-12
(quar.)
Robinson Little & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
j
2
12-
1-12
.__
(James), Ltd. (quar.)
Robinson
It •
12-
12-16
12-16
.__
&
Robertson
U
12-16
12-
12-
1-
,
South
$1.50 partic. preferred
(quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton
Controls, com.
Hi
2
1-25
.
_
15)
f-U
12-
payment of approximately 31c sub¬
to approval of stockholders Dec.
ject
I
12-16
shares—
(Final
&
40c
Roadway Express Inc., class A (quar.)
Roan Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
i
Saw
Simplex Wire &
Simpson's, Ltd.
2
1-16
State
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
Stanley Home
60c
Simonds
Co.
$1
(quar.)
12-15
Star
._
$1.55
Mills
1
12-22
.__
11-21
1-25
,
Gas
Valley
Brand
1-
12-15
Ltd., class A (quar.)
11-21
12-16
(quar.)
Rio
Grande
(quar.)
12-15
93 %c
.___
(quar.)
;'!i
H.
A
Riley Stoker Corp.
!'•}
*
Mining
Standard
Ltd.-
(quar.)
12-15
Textile Corp.—
preferred
River
B
Simplicity Mfg., class A
Simplicity Pattern (quar.)
$1.75
___.
12-15
15c
class
:
11-25
12-
Structural
1
27'4
(quar.)____
12-12
22yac
(quar.)
(quar.)
the
on
Simmons
12-16
Radio,
12-
U
12-27
$1.75
.
(extra)
common
preferred
Riegel
Ltd.
$1
_
12-30
Shares
1
(quar.)
A
Ltd,
75c
(extra)
Standard
Standard
1-
25c
B)
Breweries,
$1
_
3
1
Stephan
50c
(quar.)
1-
12-
3
(quar.)
Canada,
75c
;
guaranteed
33/4%
class
dividends
75c
obligation
3
1-
1-17
12-15
t25c
of
12-30
___
:
1-
.
~7c
(quar.)
1-16
_—
_____
$56*/4c
(quar.)
class
Class
subject
11-14
93%c
t20c
120c
preferred tquar.)
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd.
50c
(initial-quar.)
Silverwood Dairies,
8 7/10c
Co
Corp.
Extra
Rich's,
Inc.,
B
(Stock
3%
dividendt
s
Dividend
ii
Co.
common
25c
(stock
(quar.)
Oil
Oil
Extra
\-M
Sherwin-Williams
1-11
12-
1-17
c
c
55c
(quar.)___
11-10
12-16
12-13
33/4%
1-
Quarterly
;
'Slfoe Corp. of America—
Class
""
S
Special
)Sj
Co.
11-10
60c
7
25c
Gil
12-16
*
—
63c
127
1-13
__
12-19
11-10
shares—_—__—
65
12-21
2-15
E"xtra
12-30
(
(Ohio)—
12-20
._
1
12-19
Jersey)—--————
than
(New
Co.
t50c
12-23
1
less
Co.
Oil
50c
(quar.)
12-30
1 1
of
Oil
$1.31 */4
(quar.)
12-16
approval Dec. 16)
4%
A
Sheller Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Sheraton Corp. of America
2-
lots
Class
■.*'
35c
6
1
12-16
3%
divd.)
12-
12-
1
lieu of fractional shs.
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey) stk. on
Stanfields,
(quar.).
1-
in
is
Standard
(quar.)—
preferred B
12-
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
Voting common
(quar.)
Rico
A
preferred
12-15
2-
(stock
Industries
Co.
Standard
2-
12-23
-
12-19
.
12c
183/4c
(quar.)_
— ■—
7
dividend
Class
50c
(final)
Ranch
6%
Company
1-1-61
t
12-
12-31
12-31
(quar.)——
common
8
per
Shelby Salesbook
Rhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd.—
7%
G.)
10c
(quar.)
Chemical
&
Western
to
(F.
11-23
(quar.)
Diug
$0,248
-__
12-15
59%c
12-15
Corp.,
12-
30%
about
to
12c
$1.12*4
11-15
Kollsman
$1.12
(final)
(increased.)
'
Rhodes
Rice
Ltd.
75c
preferred A (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.-"-
12-15:t
12-
___.
4*4%
2
12-30
(initial)
common
dividend
$1.25
12 *4 c
(quar.)
93c
5c
40c
Industries
3
1-
15c
(quar.)
11-11
__
2
(quar.)
payment
of
.1-17
____
2
9
(Indiana) (quar.)
(one
share of Standard
Oil Co. of N. J. for each 65 shares held)
12-31
1212-
Financial
Oil
2
12-31
12-
12-21
12'4
11-11
(quar.)
1-13
f20c
12-16
9
preferred
Standard
2
12-
12-31
Inc.,
preferred
odd
—
25c
(quar.)
12-27
12-2
12-
12-31
15c
Shattuck
Shell
common
1-25-61
75c
11-30
1- 3
1- 3
12-31
10c.
Chemical
Standard
12'4 c
(reduced)___;
(quar.)
$28c
Co.,
$3.50
12-10
Angeles)
common
12-15
+
4%%
3.60%
Inc.,
common
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Reynolds
(Los
,
35c
,
Standard Brands,
12-10
2%
1
1
1
11-30
5%
Stock
Ltd—
Republic
Co.
Extra
12-
12-
1
12-14
12-14
()1%.
—_
r—
10c
amount
Leather
12-15
1
3
This
._
Seton
12-15
1
Stamford
1
7'4
will
1
1-
1
1
(quar.)___—8714c
12-
1-
25c
—.—
f
3
1-
12-
12-
11-30
25c
$1.62
25c
(A. E.) Mfg.—preference
(quar.)
$3.75
J
1^"?-^
25c
4%
Shops,
Trust,
12-13
,,
■3714c
$1.12/2
30c
2%*
——
—
1-
shareholders
____.
$2.25
common
Corp.
Staley
12-23
depositary sh„ after deduction of charges.
15c
(quar.)
A
Aviation
11-21
9
11-15
Insurance—
Ltd.—
Foods,
Stock
:
to
.,'„w
______
dividend
Standard
B
Payment
55c
(quar.)_
(annual)
12-12
Stock
Island—
2
12-21
12y2c
(s-a)
Ltd.
Republic
Resistoflex
2
Stafford
1
10c
9
12-
12-
12-15
12-
12"31
(quar.)—
I
Co.
Extra—
12-1
3%
subject
preferred
D
31'Ac
common
preferred
20c
(Phila.)
Canada,
Chains
SI.10
12-
87*4c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
$6.50
Square
12-28
30c
12*30
11-15
(quar.)
________—
preferred (quar.)
—
12-15
*
11-15
Common
70c
dividend
Candy
Class
dividend
1%
30c
11-15
12-15
3%
(quar.)
Electric
Stock
2%
11-30
3
30c
___
Insurance
2
30c
___
Industries
12-
10c
(quar.)
Manufacturing, common (quar. )__
3V2%
conv.
preferred (quar.) __;
Reeves Bros., Inc. (quar.)
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (quar.)
Remco
12-22
22'4
__
Co.
1-10
(Wash., D.c.)
Reliance
Reliance
1-
12-22
.
Seiberling Rubber,
11-16
12-30
85c
(quar.)
6c
Title
Pump
12-19
12-16
35c
Inc.
12-22
1-10
Sprague
Springfield Fire & Marine
((New Haven)—
____
Bros.,
Selection
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Estate
Reda
12-31
1-10
_______
;
Stock
2
America—
Co.
Raybestos-Manhattan,
Rayette,
30c
12-22
il
Security Title Insurance
Quarterly __:
414 %
Machinery—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred
Purina
Inc.__.
dividend
Seeman
See's
R.
1-10
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Quarterly
1-
.
.
(final)
(Chicago)
Co.
dividend
1-
5c
Ltd.
12-15
25c
Security National Bank of Long
$2
Refining
Co.
Mining,
11-18
12-29
(quar.)
Trust
Fund,
approval
'.1
12-16
1
12-15
—
common (quar.)
(quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)____——
414%
12-16
5
12-
20c
dividend)
(stock
Shoe
Spiegel,
12-16
1
12-
2c
preferred
11-30
20c
12 '4 c
(quar.)
12-15
12-
f-^-lo
1^'lu
Rand Corp.,
3
Extra
2
1-25
414%
$1.56 */4
(quar.)—
Security Insurance
12-31
Sperry
1-13
3
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
5% preferred A (quar.)
12-14
Spencer
3
1
$1.18%
Securities
10c
2
3-
2-
25c
(quar.)
12-
20c
12-
3-14
of Rec.
$1.50
17 4c
10c
convertible pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Products, class A (quar.)
6%
Co.
B
1-
(quar.)
common
Payable
Assurance
Chemical
Class
77c
11-28
5
12-13
Life
Corp.,
Speedry
1-
Fund
11-30
3
12-10
$1.25
Co.,
&
12-10
12-20
25c
Clark
Corp.
Sears
35c
(quar.)
Power
Sears
5
11-30
12-14
50c
Sealed
12-15
15c
—
Plywood & Lumber (stk. dividend)
Corp., common (stock dividend)__
12-
12-30
25c
(quar.)_
9
Speer Carbon
4
$1.12*4
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
12-19
3
12-15
$1,183/4
(quar.)
12-
12-15
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
12-
$1
Products
(quar.)
Puritan Sportswear
(initial)
Pyle-National Co., common (quar.)
8%
12-23
11-
50c
(quar.)
lnc
preferred
12-23
11-21
Sovereign
85c
(quar.),—
(quar.)
&
preferred
$1
Purolator
i
Stevens
$1.07 ya
_
$4.75
Telephone
Sound
Pullman,
Purex
11-25
50c
Sparton
c
5
8%c
(initial)
preferred
Inc.
11-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries,
Williams,
preferred A
12-21
(quar.)
preferred
&
4*4%
12-21
__—
7%
Co.
$3.40
12-21
(quar.)
!
Extra
7%
&
Co.,
—
_
.
Publicker
Paper
—
preferred (quar.)
5.05% preferred (quar.)
Publication Corp., voting com.
common
Foresman
Scott
12-14
25c
Common
Scott
12-
12-28
5%
*
Holders
When
Share
'Name of Company
12-14
37'4
Monday, December 12, 1960
.
.
Per
of Rec.
6*/4c
(quar.)_
.
Holders
17c
dividend
$1.04*4
__
4.30%
Extra
Schering Corp., 5% preferred
Schlage Lock Co. (quar.)
Stock
Payable
Chronicle
5c
35c
(quar.)
(initial)
■
$1.02
(quar.)
preferred
Manufacturing
Extra
When
Share
Company
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
Gas—
&
Scharco
Scott
.
(increased)
$1.40 preference (quar.)
Non-voting,
8
1-
Common
4.18%
12-
12-20
$63c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service
6
$1
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
4.08%
12-
of Oklahoma—
Co.
preferred
5 %
Co.,
4.24%
Public
12-15
12-22
25c
Year-end
Provincial
Public
12-15
Co.—
Trust
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
20c
(extra)
J.)
Insurance
Holders
When
Share
Prospect Park National Bank
Provident
-^^iwaiiiwiWWl^^rgtoft'iaV
,,.—,
(2370)
Name of Company
Providence
,
11-25
$1.24
1
12-15
$1.31 */4
1-
1
12-15
$1.35
1-
1
12-15
15c
_:
1-
12-13
11-28
25c
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)—
,
(quar.)
preferred
48c
(quar.)
;
25c
1-
1-
11-28
1
3
12-
2
12-17
Volume
192
Number
6011
.
,
<
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of Company
Textron,
$1.25
Thatcher
Glass
Mfg.
National
Third
&
preferred
Thompson
Common
4%
Stock
20c
(quar.)
Thrift
Time,
Inc.
.Tobin
Packing
Todd
Tool
A
i
B)
12-15
U.
12-31
12-15
U
1-10
12-15
United Stockyards
'12-15
11-25
Universal
12-12
11-25
4Vi%
12-23
12-
12-15
12-
1-
3
Valley
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
8
7c
1-
Supply,
12-16
5
Stock
Bank
iTraders
&
B
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
class
Quarterly
_____
Trans-Canada
Common
4'/a %
___
preferred
12-17
$5
12-
9
$4.04
1-
3
9
1-
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
75c
40c
dividend
Lines
$5.96
preferred
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)—.;
Steel Forging
Quarterly—
Troxel
___.
Mfg.
of New Jersey
dividend
Stock
Tucson
La
South
Salle
Street
Corp.
Ltd.,
(quar.)
.___
rate
rent
fees
of
and
exchange and
3
Wall
12-12
11-18
12-16
12-
Mold
1
2
25c
12-15
12-
12-23
Acceptance
Union
Bag-Camp
4%.
12-15
75c
12-30
$1.12*4
12-30
20c
Co.
(quar.)
—
1
30c
Electric
$4.50
-
'
i
(Los
Bank
Union
Angeles)
Co.,
preferred
National Bank
Extra-.
3
12-
7
45c
12-28
$1.12'/a
2-15
Brake
2-15
2-15
&
Clutch
(increased)
(Troy, N. Y)
Union
Natural
Texas
Class
A
Class
B
-Union
(quar.)
Gas
(quar.)
Co,
Trust
Md.
Wells
Fargo Bank-American Trust
Stock
dividend
Wells-Gardner
from
cents
27
United
Fund
12-15
1-20
Penn
Name
Electric
5%
preferred
plus
cents
Fastener
Gas
6%
•>
12-
4.20%
1
4.10%
2-15
12-15
12-
12 y2c
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-
(quar.)'
—
11-21
7%
12-15
12-
United
United
Elastic
United
Financial
United
1-
1
12-20
1
12-20
,
of
4V4%
preferred
United
Income
United
Merchants
United
5
Fund
7c from
profits &
Molasses,
pence
com.
(quar.)
from
ordinary
(quar.)
New Jersey
United
U.
U.
S.
S.
Pacific
Air
U.
U.
S.
S.
&
Fidelity
Foil,
Class
B
(quar.)
Chemical
preferred
&
class A
2
1212-
9
Guaranty
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
1
11-30
1
25c
12-27
12-
2
12-
9
common
1-
1
12-16
of
3
12-14
$42,770.
It
12-15
follows:
The
12-
ment
8c
1-
1
12-12
1
6
I-13
12-31
the
1-
3
15c
1-10-61
12-31
12-31
12-15
3-
12-20
1212-
9
5
11-30
1
2-16
25c
1-16
12-22
10c
12-28
12-
2
S.
Freight
(quar.)
6-15
5-31'
9-15
12-30
12-15:
5%
12-23
11-25
$1.25
8-3F
12-15
11-15
25c
1-16
12-31
12-20
12-
2
12-29
12-
9
12-29
12-
9
3yac
tax
12-15
12-
1,
is
the
Non#
source.
7%.
incorrect.
was
date
indicated
funds, less 15%
The
corrected
payment
here,
Canadian
non-residents
tax.
tax.
12-30
12-15
12-
of
-
1
12-
1-
2
12-20
12-28
192,
15c
1-12
1-
3
1-12
1-
40c
5
1212-
6
12-15
12-
6
$1.50
1-3-61
25c
12-20
1-
12-15
12-
5
$1.10
1-
1
1-
3
12-
Process
shares
$5
Corp.
Co.
Co.
1-
3
12-
9
12.*4 0
$15c
12-15
12-20
12-
12-30
12-19
12.-30
12-19
12-15
12-
1
9
i—
issued
and
outstanding
77,000
Trust
with
Company
the
SEC
of
Oilfields
New
Dec.
on
of
5,
York
City,
1960,
filed
covering
a
ordinary registered
191, p. 1116.
Ltd.—V.
regis¬
American
the
stock
the
company's 100 par common stock
Additional financing details follow: '
best
efforts
sell
to
the
named
following
below
number
at
have
agreed to
shares;
of
use
class A
—
Williams & Co.
Russell
Street &
Saxe,
Corp.____,
55,000
_!
Inc
25,000
Co., Inc._
V. S. Wickett
&
25,000
Co., Inc
22,500
Flomenhaft, Seidler & Co., Inc
—V.
192,
17,500
2224.
p.
Corp. of America—Sub. Expands to India—
The opening of teleprinter exchange' (telex)
service
munications, Inc., between the United States and.. India,
Dec.
on
1
Thompson H.
by
Initially,
the
service
be
will
by
RCA
Com¬
was
announced
President of the RCA
Mitchell,
subsidiary.
limited
to. the
cities
of
Bombay
and
1-15
12-15
12-15
Ahmedabad, but plans have been made to extend it soon to other cities.
12-15
The
reached
30c
12-15
11-25
1-
4
12-15
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
1-
1
1
2-
1
1
12-
2
21-
3
12-
1-
3
12-
35c
12-31
50c
12-22
a
1
12-12
12-
8
2%
12-30
12-
8
20c
12-
9
11-15
(quar.)
20c
1-
1
12-20
1-
12-20
75c
1-
1
$1.06*4
1-
1
12-20
81*4c
1-
1
12-20
25c
2-21
1-31
18%c
12-20
12-
40c
Industries,
12-10
11-18
9
Inc.—
(quar.)
$1.06 »/4
1-3-61
(monthly)
6c
1-
1
12-27
$12 for
it
6
'
in
countries
overseas
*
the
three-minute call.—V.
a
192,
p.
307.
Inc.—Common Stock Sold—
a secondary
offering of
that
announced
was
share.—V. 187,
12-
2
12-12
12-
9
p.
2229.
Subs.)—Sales Up—Net Down
and its subsidiaries for the three
consolidated net sales of $7,078,555
the similar period of 1959.
Net
earnings for the three months were $213,444, equal to 36 cents per
share as compared with $249,604, or 43 cents per share for the 1959
period,
based in
each case on 585,559 shares
of common stock
The
report
compared
as
of
the
corporation
ended Oct. 31, 1960, showed
months
with
$6,861,315
outstanding.
Earnings
$444,675
were
period
nine
Federal
Income tax for the three
in the 1959 quarter.
months
were
with $520,008
ended
months
Oct.
31,
I960,
the
corporation's
net
in the comparable
earnings were $386,673, equal to 66 cents
with $427,770, or 73 cents per share in the
$18,743,308 as compared with $18,788,354
last
share
for
.
before
compared
the
For
per
1%
charge of
Reliable Stores Corp. (&
sales
dividend
possible for RCA subscribers
Raymond International,
Dec.
8
12-30
(quar.)_
of
by RCA's global telex network.
now
minimum
per
12-
12-
12-23
—
total
43,300 shares of the company's common stock was made
by Reynolds & Co., Inc., New York City, at $16.65
1-
$1
75c
$1.25
45C
(quar.)__
the
58
1-
!
common
$4.25 preferred
12-12
50c
r~
to
by teletypewriter with their Indian correspondents. Rates for telex-calls
from continental United States to India were set' at $4: a minute, with
12-15
$1
$1.43%
$1.31*4
——
brings
gateway cities of San
Francisco, Washington, D. C., and New York, as well as the 50,000
TWX subscribers throughout
the United States, to "talk-in-writing"
12-17
(quar.)
is
It
India
12-15
1-
addition, of
12-10
30c
(quar.)
Stores
&
Street
1-15
50c
(quar.)
Williams-McWilliams
Broad
1-15
$17 *4 c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Inc.,
Co,
First
$35c
30c
(quar.)
Bros
Winn-Dixie
$26,270.
FINANCING
$50c
$17 Vac
Ltd.,
preferred
Wilson & Co.,
costs,
$$1
—
preferred
(quar.):
preferred
(quar.)
2
other
PRESENT
11-25
15c
(quar.)_—:
(increased)
Stores,
2
and
TO
*
share.
per
Radio
dividends.
12-
EFFECT
Lithographers, Inc.—Additional Financing De¬
issue reported the offering of 145,000
of
5
10c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
12-
GIVING
Consolidated
12-15
30c
12 *4 c
—
Whitaker Paper Co. (quar.)
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)
12-21
note,
tails—Our Dec. 5
their
$1.02*4
___;
—
12-28
studies,
to
offering to the company, $1,500; retire¬
$15,000: and additions to working
bank
Receipts for 80,000 shares
12-20
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
4% prior lien (quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
White Motor Co., common
(quar.)
10c
Burling¬
100,000
Guaranty
Premier
of
5
1-16
30c
10%
1-16
(quar.l
50c
proceeds
accounts receivable,
stock
statement
12-20
Ltd., class A (quar.)„—__
(George),
Stock
922
3
9
Oil
at
of photo inter¬
and. the design and
800.
p,
Morgan
tration
12-
William
offices
Instrumentation.
this
of
expense
financing,
Depositary
1-3.61
Wilcox
its
principally
Premier Consolidated Oilfields Ltd.—A D Rs Filed—
11-30
$1.25
jr.
has
11-22
62C
1
3V4%
and
consists
scientific
and
estimated
short-term
a
1952,
Authorized.
—V.
12-15
9
$4.25
7,
Md.
company
the company from the sale
after deducting the underwriter's commission will be
anticipated
that
such
proceeds
will
be
utilized
as
Common
9
3
12-
Stock
the
Shares
II-18
1-
12'
B
Jan.
on
Spring,
photographic
is
capital for
year
as
and
net
compared
1959 period.
Earnings
*one
U.
2-28:
12-31
12-15
6%
$2.50
record
income
of
securities
12-15
2-
12-20
Wickes
$1.12 *4
(Md.) (quar.)
of
1-
$2
Wieboldt
tax
3-15
5c
__
photogrammetric
12-20
—
11-30
12-
10c
40c
S.
PROCEEDS—The
50c
lfic
51/4%
12-23
10c
Corp.,
12-16
12-29
42c
10c
(quar.)
fabrication
1-16
(annual)
Weyerhaeuser
9
2
per
(quar.)_
Conditioning
Borax
4*4%
RR. & Canal Co.
Corp.
11-
(final)—
equal to approximately $.048
share free of British inc.
Silver
pretation,
1-16
Extra
11-30
60c
11-3U
;
(initial)
U.
Delaware
9
Telephone—
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
11-28
12-28
securities
depositary
United
12-12
7%
37 Vac
Manufacturers
Ltd.
-
$1.06 Va
net investment income)
&
1-31
$75c
__:
(35c
2-15
in
business
5
$1.05
Publishing Co., class A
Railway of Alabama.
Tablet & Stationery—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Class
11-25
$25c
37*/2C
v
(quar.)
Co
Illuminating
12-16
50c
Calif, (stock div,)
United Gas Improvement Co.,
United
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
of
Ave.,
The
12-16
$1.12 *4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone
Service
preferred
Weston
Fuel
Investments, Ltd.—
6%
class A preferred
(quar.)
United Gas Corp.
(quar.)____
ton
12-
Western
1
1-
income plus 15 cents from
gains)
Corporations, Ltd., class A (extra)
State
12-
Western
11-30
12-15
7-10
12-15
Continued from page 8
1
Western
11-30
12-15
15c
realized
Corp.
Gas
12-12
13 %c
(1958 & 1959 series) (quar.)
Corporation
(Del,)
(10
cents from
net
Carolina
Common
investment
net
Ltd.
Western Grocers,
1
17c
4-19
10c
General Corporation and
Investment News
3
_—
(quar.)
(quar.)-
C
California
preferred
Western
11-21
30c
a.
1>10
37y2c 4-29-61
15%; resident
income tax.
Jamaica
1-
3c
Products,
3%.
(quar.)_
Less
1-
—_—.——
pfd.
(quar.)
—
12-12
30c
common
B
preferred
50c
;
12-20
Shares
V/2%
Power,
Western
$1.25
12-
2
under
11-15
8
■
—
_.
announcement
Texas Utilities,
5%
11-15
3%1
3.
1-
1-31-61
37V4c 7-31-61
UNDERWRITING—The underwriters
4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar ),
Westates Petroleum,
5% preferred (quar.)_
1-23
65c
'
dividend
preferred
Western
profits)
*
Penn
1
Westeel
preferred
United
12-15
12-
1-
20c
tax
British
title.
12-15
l-20i
37V4C
Previously published date
x
Co.—
West
(quar.)_
Co.,
5%% 'preferred
.
See
new
10c
-
Cities
Inc.
9
from
(quar.)—
Extra
United
9
ap¬
—
Co.. (quar.)
dividend
United-Carr
7
1212-
distribution
a
securities
Carbon
Stock
3
3
West
United Artists Theatre Circuit—
United
5
11-
3%
(38
12-16
changed to Allegheny Power System,
12-
30c
West
(quar.)
dividend—
Stock
—-—
$1.50
Lines
Air
(quar.)__
—
Electronics
West
1-20
(Baltimore)^—
income
investment
net
of
Accumulative
——_
5
proval on Jan. 16, 1961)
United
6c
48c
12-
—_—
12-28
7 Vac
—
Corp.—
______
of
and
12-15
Stock dividend' (subject to stockholders
i
—
income
50c
10c
1
(quar.),
date and/or
12-14
5%
dividend)
1
(quar.)
2-
Co.—
12-
,___
1-16
1-3-61
31 Vic
Fixture
12-16
:_.
25c
5
50c
(quar.)
from net investment
40c
RR.
12-20,
50C
t Payable
12"-1
12-
62 Vac
50c
15c
——__——___—.__ ___—
—
Pacific
Union
11-16
25c
(quar.)
87 %c
(s-a)
1:<
3
10c
CAPITALIZATION
—
2-15
12-12
$112*4
Corp
West Jersey & Seashore RR., common, (s-a)
West Ohio Gas (quar.)
•
1.
12-
1-
37 V4c
y
Co..—
—_
—
12-
12-15
12-15
10c
year-end from net securities profits)
Wellington
Management—
1-20
92 V2 c
1-2
30c
(quar.)—
&
12-30
$1.37 *4
:
Pharmaceutical
Motor
preferred
(14c
1-20
$1
_____________
1-
12-20
7
25c
10c
20c
—
11-28
(quar.)
Union
9
32c
preferred (quar.)—
________—
$3.70 preferred (quar.)—:—
$3.50 preferred (quar/)—
(quar,)
12-
(quar.)
$4
Investment
12-9
12-16
62 *4 o
$1.12*4
(quar.)
resident
10c
(quar.)
Company (stock
Wellington Fund, Inc
12-15
- (quart)
common
Union
1
30c
.Union
1-
6
.1
Less
37 *4c
(quar,)
Pictures
Electric
12-30
40c
Corp^ (From net inc.)
Electric
Bros.
12-19
yl2r14
15c
(quar.)
10c
Washington Water Power
5%
12-16
12-
50c
6
$1.25
—
—
Investing
Weber Showcase
$10c
61
12-28
T
6
35c
(quar.)
Ltd...
preferred
(quar.).
Washington Natural Gas
of
;—
12-
12-15
(quar.)
Warner-Lambert
11-21
30o
(quar.)
12-16
12-15
!___
extra
Leonard
Waukesha
(quar.
10c
1-31"
11-15
;
Weiman
Corp., Ltd.
Paper
12-
4%
,JZZ
a
2
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
(quar.)—
A
Warner
2
8%
12-
12-28
iquar.)
Manufacturing
11-17
12-
Agriculture,
Warner
1-20
12-
2-15
12-28
-
11-15
Iron
&
Street
Ward
12-16
12-15
8c
75c
ZZZZ
(quar.)
common
1-31
$1.25
Z.
(quar.).
~
Radio
11-30
12-15
12-15
Inc. (quar.)
Disney Productions (quar.)_
Walter (Jim) Corp. (quar.)_
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
Ward Baking Co., 5y2%
pfd, (quar.)
expenses.
Union
12-20
25c
12-15
Walt
II-30
12-30
2rl5
Transfer; books not closed for this dividend.
$ Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at
11-30
15c
Wallace & Tiernan,
12-14
20c
15c
™
1
•
11-30
12-20
Zero
11-30
12-20
10c
preferred
preferred
Year-end
1
12-15
(initial-quar.3
Extra
11-30
12-20
$1.03
Company, 5% preferred
Waldorf Systems, Inc. (quar.)
Walgreen Company (quar.)
5
40c
deduction
^2-20
$1.05
(quar.)_
30 c
Zenith
11-28
12-
Mfg.
Co.,
Research
II-17
12-15
11-30
.
J2'15
1%
5
5c
12-
9
11-30
Vulcan
12-15
12-
ZZZZZ
Batteries
9
12-15
Non-voting Ordinary (interim)
Payment
will
amount
to
approximately
$1.05 per depositary share based on cur¬
12-
12-15
$1.01
4*4%
Udylite Corp.
12-20
35c
12-
I-13
2-
30c
1
12-16
12-31
Towne
Cab
12- 6
1-13
$1
11-25
12-
2-
62 Vic
12f
12-15
(quar.)
1-13
2%
12-15
12-20
2-
1
12-31
Year-end
11-21
1
12-
12-20
2
(quar.)
2-
1-
1-
12-20
12-
12-15
Young Spring & Wire (stock dividend)
Youngstown Sheet: Si Tube (quar.)
Youngstown Steel Door Co. (quar.)».
$1.25
—
Wakefield
10c
York
$35c
;
$3
preferred
6 V4c
Quarterly
I-
$12 % C
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Corp,,
5
12-
t30c
Quarterly
12-
(quar.)
Co.
9
12-
12-15
preferred (quar.)__,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Yocam
12-
A
12-
17 *4 c
Quarterly
Co._.
class
Products
8
12-15
12-23
Waialua
$1.25
12-
1-16
3
(annual)
dividend
&
6%
6%
12.15
12-22
12-15
Wagner Electric Corp.
2-
12-31
25c
20c
1-13.
Unilever
Yellow
$1.25
(quar.)—
Grocery
Class
(quar.)—
STale
12-12;
12-31
11-30/
1-
12-15
2
12-12
12-27
12-20
25c
208
12-
1
1-20
25c
Worthington Corp., common (quar.)
4*4 % preferred (quar.)
Wrigley (Wm.), Jr.
(monthly)
Monthly
1
12-27
40c
t20c
1-13
,
1.
2
12%c
1-13
(quar.;
1
12-
12-
$1.43%
1-17
12-22
25c
Electric Light & Power
Century-Fox Film (quar.)
Stock
$1.56 y4
$1.75
Gas
9
6'A%
Corp.—
Twentieth
2%
5%
12-15
$1.40
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Trust Co.
1-
12-
11-30
32 *4c
3_
B
(initial-quar.)
& Lothrop, common
preferred (quar.)
World Publishing (quar.)
12-23
1
11-30
12-15
Class
12-
2-
)
5c
1-
12-15
1
5%
12-
2-
;
-
/_
Co
12-15
11-30
$1.19
$1.20
Vulcan Materials-—
12-16
12-16
$1.42 s/2
Greenbush RR. (s-a)
Trunkline Gas Co., $5 pfd. A
12-15
12-
12-15
'
"I
(quar.)
(quar.)
Woodward
9
12-
12-23
$1.49
Troy &
9
12-15
preferred (quar.)__
5%% preferred (quar.)
1-4-61
1-4-61
25c
,___
1
12-
3
12-20
63 %c
___
_
Williams
12-
3
12-22
B
Alexander, Ltd.
Wood-Mosaic; class A
1-
35c
$1.22 Vi
__
preferred
Food
$4.50
12-15
5%
_______
Class
11-30
75c
Wood,
1-
37 Vac
Grey Trust
preferred
Stock
5
1-4-61
17 Vac
$5.60
&
Vita
12-15
—
—
j.
"$5.70
Transue
12-
30c
'-Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line. com. (quar.)
$2.55 preferred (quar.)
i
;
preferred
12-15
$30c
______
12-15
57c
preferred (quar.)
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co.
11-25
$25c
(quar.)
$4.90
12-15
1-4-61
_
5
(increased-quar.)
Trust
&
preferred
Vulcan
,
.
_
Stock
12-
$25c
(quar.)
12-
1-10
<
j.
$4.20
$22Vac
Corp
Transcon
2- 1.
5
(quar.)
preferred
.
3
.".
»
12-15
$0,356
(quar.)___
Equipment Co. (quar;).
Viking Pump Co. (Iowa)_
Virginia Dare, Ltd., com. (stock dividend)
Virginia Electric & Power Co., com. (quar.)
;
.
-
5
33c
Victor
1
Von's
(quar.)
6%
2-15,
&
1-
___
•
„
5%
Trans-Lux
12-
(New Haven)-—
Corp. Fund—
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
Mfg.,
Victoria
12-15
1-
;
12-
1-13
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
12-15
15c
(quar.)_
Viceroy
12-31
$500.
(Vineland, N. J.)
Bank
12-
Trust
&
Bank
Ltd.
$$1.12 Vi
___
12-15
:
Vermont
Viau,
3
$1
^
12-19
Oil Co.
ZZZ
Z1ZZZZ
(quar. )II
common
Wolverine Insurance Co., class A
Wometco Enterprises, class A
2
12V2C
conv.
t60c
_
National
1-
12-15,
.
8%
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bank
$50c
^
^Tradesmen's Bank & Trust
Tradesmen's
1-
Pa.)—
(quar.)
A
Industries
Service,
11-28
1-
12-26
(increased)
Extra
12-12
12-15
1-16
25c
L___:
Class
5%
3
12-29
—
Trust. (Hazelton,
Ltd.,
1/
2
25c
,
Finance,
3
50c
35c
Annual
Traders
Corp.
Public
12-15
30c
Products
Vapor Heating Corp.
1-
40c
dividend-
Wisconsin
Wiser
$1.12>/2
j.
&
12-12
1212-
12-15
5%
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
12-12
_
9
1-13-
1-31
$1.10
(qua~r~)
(quar.)__,
Ilr28
17y2c
common
12-31
(quar.)__
class A, (quar.)
12-
preferred
12-15
$1
1
12-31
dividend
(quar.)
1
of Rec.
1-31
$1.12 *4
(quar.)
preferred
35c
—_
(quar.)
$$1
____.
preferred
4.80%
25c
!
(quar.)
$75c
5%
_.
(quar.)
(quar.)
York)
preferred (accum.)
Van Sciver (J. B.) Company—
5% preferred A (quar.)
Vanity Fair Mills Inc. (quar.)
$40c
:
4.76%
1
4334c
(quar.)_
dividend
$2.28
_____
(quarr),
7
12-
30c
(Springfield, Mass.)—
Quarterly
Valley National Bank (Phoenix, Ariz.) (quar.)
Van Norman Industries, Inc.—•
12-15
10c
_
12-
12-15
6%
35c
____
4*4%
12-21
1-
Holders
$1.50
Light, 4.40% pfd.
9
9
20c
:
1-12
&
Stock
9
(quar.)
Power &
12-
12y2c
Co. (quar.)__.;___
Light, common-(quar.)
preferred series A (initial)
^
Utilities
12-
(Del.)
Corp.
Match
Oil
Power
preferred
90c
$2
,
(quar.)
preferred
(New
preferred
$1.28
12-15
12-22
Lines
6%
Wisconsin
(quar.)
55c
(Boston)
Co.
Marion,
Universal
5%
,__
.Trade Bank & Trust
Trust
Trust
Universal
3
1-
12 Vic
Ltd., 6%. 1st pref. (quar.)____
Corp,
S.
S
7
12-31
12 Vic
—
Trusts
Truck
12-15
1-16
3%
.
_____
,___
Manufacturing
.Tractor
•
12-15
12-31
c
4%
-
(quar.)___
General
Star.
Stock
:
3
U.
1-
11-30
1-
15c
non-cumulative
S.
11-25
12-15
preferred
1
27Mac
(quar.)_
Extra
7%
3.60%
Payable
Power—
30c
(quar.)
common
$1
(quar. )_*___;
dividend
Towmotor
-
Tobacco,
12-12
____
and
Torrington Company (quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
Towle
<
S.
Utah
.Torrington
-
U.
30c
_v-__ ——
Participating
t
2
12-31
Mining of Nevada (reduced)______
& Engineering Corp.—
Toronto
.
12-
Research
.Toronto
t
3
37 *4
;
.__
'—_—___
Stock
i
1-
12-12
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
Shipyards
Tonopah
•
Rubber
11-25
3
When
Share
Company
Electric
15c
common
10c
pfd.
Co., $1.20
(reduced)
Co.—
dividend on class
Extra
,
S.
12-23
22'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Reclaiming (quar.)
U.
Wisconsin
7y2c
(s-a)__
preferred
2
31c
(increased-quar.)
Realty & Construction
dividend
Stock
,
Card
Co.,
12-
12 *4 c
_
A
Tishman
1st
(s-a)
preferred
(s-a)
Foundry
Playing
Rubber
8%
11-30
Co.
&
3
Products
Class
,
S.
Pipe
1-
$1.06*4
(quar.)
(year-end)
(Stock
r
12-15
12-31
_
series)
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Tip Top
Lumber
S.
S.
U.
11-30
12-15
$1.12*4
,Times-Mirror
,
S
U.
11-25
$1.75
(N. Y.)
4%%
J.),
25c
(1959
Roofing
12-15
(N.
12-23
1-
51
Per
Name of
60c
(quar.)
Insurance
4%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)___
preferred
Tilo
12-15
$1
pfd. A (quar.).
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
Lines
25c
_
$1.50
Tidewater
Life
S.
U
3
35c
;
Investment,
S.
U.
5
Inc.—
_
$1.25
.
1-
(quar.)
Payable of Rec.
30c
preferred
U.
(quar.)
preferred B
7%
12-30
$1.25
dividend-w:
4(4%
12-
Gypsum Co., common
Holders
When
Share
Extra
12-15
11-30
12-15
S.
U.
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4Va%
r
1
12-15
Co.
(quar.)
Markets
U.
12-15
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Thorofare
1-
Per
Name of Company
of Rec.
1
60c
Trust
Ramo Wooldridge,
(quar.)
'
1-
31 y4c
___
(Scranton, Pa.) (extra)
Thomas & Betts Co., common
5%
Payable
3iy4c
(quar.)
Bank
Holder»
When
Share
Inc., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(2371)
eco
before
Federal
with
<t«Qi
income
i R7
in
tax
the
for
1959
the
nine
months
Deriod.—V.-191.
P.
were
2460.
52
(2372)
Republic
The
of
its
line
in
will
tape-controlled
15
in
aircraft
of
excess
expansion
and
is
machines
will
$5
automatic,
the
be
added
missile
the
program
F-105D
tape-regulated
million.
part
of
parts,
it
reduce
according
to
for Republic.—V.
program
of
costs
James
192,
subordinated
The
corporation
shelf
open
filing
time
for
be
have
factor
shelf
more
shelf
open
The
Dec.
provided
given
per
20,
1960,
of
for
opening
the
can
shelves
of five
eight
the
filing
the
drawers,
file
of
addition,
In
area.
Indianapolis,
that
to
Dec.
on
capacity
filing
capacity
Scott
it
has
request
2.
The
Ind.,
application,
has
190,
93.
p.
orders
during the
through October,
for
casts
that
according
Peierls
Mr.
late
and
summer
the
sharpest
pipe
used
it
The
fields.—V.
—V.
the
over
have
of
all
highly
temperatures
8%
were
four
same
the
fore¬
last
year,
above
months
been
increasing
steadily since
month. He said that
Teflon-lined
steel
1878.
p.
An
Sears
the
acquire
Dec.
5,
by Rockwell Manufacturing Co.
assets
De
and
Alten
Cable,
provides for
shares
of
Sales
is
Willard
Ridings,
of
for
of
the
of
shares
at
the
Board
the
to
of
Porterof
basis
seven
There
Porter-Cable.
outstanding.
leading manufacturers
of
port¬
power tools, and Rockwell is known for its complete line
of stationary
power tools for
industry, schools and the home work¬
shop. Porter-Cable will operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Rock¬
192,
Fund,
of
Baltimore,
Md.,
has
applied
the
to
Exempt'n
for
SEC
order
an
exempting
the company from the provisions of Section 23(b) of the
Company Act, and the Commission has issued an order
interested persons until Dec. 14, 1960, to request a hearing on
application, it was announced on Dec. 2.
giving
The
Fund
registered
Sept. 6,
organized under Maryland
was
under
the
law
31,
May
on
1960,
1933
relating to the public offering of 400,000 shares. Pre¬
viously, 51,500 shares had been purchased at $10 per share by 20
investors.
Although the Fund is presently a closed-end company, its
charter
provides
Jan.
on
1,
that
1962,
when
its
whichever
is
total
assets
earlier,
it
aggregate
will
become
$10,000,000,
open-end
an
or
in¬
company and assume the obligation to accept outstanding
presented for redemption at net asset value less a
charge not
excess
of
1%.
Although the Fund will not become an
shares
in
open-end
until
mence
without
later
not
than
Jan.
1,
1962,
it
to com¬
proposes
immediately
sales load,
share
per
date
a
to sell shares of its capital stock to the public,
at an offering price equal to the net asset value
determined after the receipt of
completed purchase
next
applications.
Under
Section
23(b) of the Investment Company Act. it is unlawful
registered closed-end company to sell any of its shares at a
price
below the current net asset value thereof
determined as of a time
within 48 hours,
excluding Sundays and holidays, next
for
a
time
the
of
preceding
such
determination, unless the transaction
exceptions
circumstances
orders
or
The
tion
to
23(b)
48
tions,
a
the
the
Section
Commission
protection
the
Act
shares
hours
the
in
of
be
may
the
on
next
permit
may
falls
within
under
occurs
by rules
and
the
one
of
other
such
regulations
investors.
deemed
basis
of
to
net
permit
asset
the
extent
require
or
value
Sec¬
the
determined
Fund
now
of
net
tinuing sales, and that, accordingly,
necessai'y anc^ aporopriate
the protection of
value
asset
the Fund
in
the
investors.—V.
York
9,
Togs,
as
result
a
believes
public
192,
Inc.—Common
of
con¬
such
exemption
and
consistent
interest
City manufacturer
150,000
through
shares
of
of
the
Offered—The
sportswear, offered
$1
value
par
class
New
skirts,
blouses,
products
ana
offered
so
They
co-ordinated
as
PROCEEDS—The
company
net
capital.—V.
SaftiCraft
The
the
H
1S2,
p.
and
elsewhere
of
in
two
the
West
nation,
manufacturer
of
of
in
sale
of
marinas,
the
and
announced
steel-hulled
Kirkpatrick, President, said SaftiCraft
believe SaftiCraft
can
on
both
operate
dividend
shares
in
plans
Patterson
pleasure
has
to
by
also
the
operate
La
yachts
stock,
to
its
underwritten
be
East
by
acquired Donaldson's
and
West
25
cents
share
per
has
cash
in
to
declared
been
pay¬
dividends
declared
1960
$1,
are
with
compared
50
holders
of
record
the
at
close
business
of
2%
a
Jan.
on
stock
dividend
Southern
tures
Telephone
&
Telegraph
Offered
An
underwriting group managed by
Morgan Stanley & Co. and including 54 investment firms
offered publicly on Dec. 6, a new issue of
$75,000,000 of
the company's 37-year 5%
debentures, due Dec. 1, 1997.
The price is 102.567%, providing a
yield of 4.85% to ma¬
—
turity.
The
.'
offering
oversubscribed
was
and the
_!'■
;••
books
Inc.
&
W.
Coasts "
C.
"V"'
by
REDEMPTION—The
On
after Dec.
or
from
ward
1,
105.567%
PROCEEDS—The
net
and
to
the
the
add
sale
nine
&
telephones
in
total
prior
to
the
extensive,
„_____
1,200
Penington,
& Co.
1,200
Rambo,
Newbold's Son & Co.
$57,000,000
from
its
1,200
&
1960
of
and
months
with
had
company
of
Sept.
and
other
and
interest
and
the
current
$610,000,000,
sale,
Sept.
of
30,
indicates
consisting of
capital
Southern
total
income
was
respectively,
balance
1960
capitalization
issues
11
stock
E.
Boynton
&
retained
Sons
&
Fahey,
850,000
Lazard
&
Nolan,
Lehman
Wm.
Merrill Lynch,
F.
The
J.
375,000
Paine;
&
Co._
100,000
R.
Fleming-
W.
Stieglitz
Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
Smith,
750,000
Hooker
&
192,
&
(James)
Talcott
28
Weeks
&
Stroud
600,000
Sutro
&
&
Webster,
250,000
White,
1,600,000
Dean
2064.
Co.,
&
Bros.
Sutro
375,000
1,600,000
250,000
3,150,000
_____
3,150,000
chinery
850,000
Co
Weld
250,000
—_
has
■
With
Gas
Securities
company
SEC
at
covering
a
price
28,
12,000
to be
1960
shares
filed
of
a
letter
common
of
stock
a
1
single unit five Sterling
Kingdom. L. M. Spalton has been
a
Belgium,
The
Netherlands,
and
Sweden
par)
with
to
be
industrial
by
John
the
of
of
Board
named
192,
in
users
Duncan,
Caribbean
Talcott's
The
Rico.
Puerto
Vice-President
of
Talcott
Investment
exclusive
& Leasing Corp.,
correspondent in.
leasing
2167.
p.
Electronics,
Imperial
order
to
Inc.
the
engaged
and
The
Common
—
to
Offered
Stock
—
112,500
in
has
The
conditions.
that
the
the
of
of
name
State
in
in
in
N.
J.,
was
October,
July
unaffiliated
1958
1960
in
corporation
York.
New
sale
the
Newark,
Jersey
changed
an
of
manufacture,
St.,
New
was
with
name
the
products
developed
heart
device
Due
size
to
distribution
and
exercise
machine
in
be-m
circuitry
electronic
and
case,
now
is
and
action
has
the
its
of
cigarette
a
cabinet-size
State
Its
its
of
Crawford
i
and
of
health,
elec¬
medical
field.
stimulate
stoppage.
company,
of
71
the
of
Inc.
laws
electrical
company
designed
laws
conflict
housewares
heart
to
the
under
of
company
Electronics,
avoid
is
It
tronics
clinically
of
cases
designed
neart
tested
and
is
completely
it
can
product
a
or
imminent
under
developed
simulator
of
utilized,
testing
actual
successfully
has
been
labora¬
by
the
reduced
the
be
portable.
carried
in
a
Unlike the
Physician's
bag.
$25,000
notification
to
through United
will
(no
as
Planning Corp. of Newark, N. J.
$176,750
Co., Charleston, W. Va.—Files
Exchange Commission—
Nov,
on
into
company offered via a Nov. 30 prospectus,
shares of common stock at
$2 per share
1,600,000
Water
&
and
Ltd.
New York
the parent
of
1860.
p.
made
was
been
Techni
2,250,000
Co._
President
and
The
PROCEEDS—The
be
000
after
for
net
proceeds
offering
are
estimated
at
the expenses of the
offering. It is expected that they
as
follows; approximately $20,000 to retire bank loans;
utilized
the
acquisition of plants and equipment; $15,000 for re¬
development; $14,500 to repay loans to stockholders; $10,advertising and promotion; and the balance of approximately
for working capital and
general corporate purposes.
search
Southern
192,
Rico.—V.
3,150,000
&
consolidates
equipment
Chairman
250,000
250,000
Co.__
Struthers
Chairman
•
Co.—
&
&
and
Hale
&
Subsidiaries-
The leasing operations,
which were previously not available in the
Commonwealth, will be handled by Rafael Machargo Del Rio, President
tory
Co._____.
Witter
Wood,
Co.
Inc
Gibson
bank
Talcott, Inc.—Sub. to Lease in Puerto Rico—
announcement
and
Webster
Corp.
a
Leasing Corp. wholly-owned subsidiary of James Talcott, Inc.,
announced
that it would lease heavy income-producing ma¬
organized
Co.__
&
Hiebert,
Germany,
Leasing.
100,000
Barney
Stone
1,600,000
Inc.—
Fay,
p.
West
France,
150,000
&
,
retire
"A
basic
purpose
of the consolidation," Dr. Hiebert said,
"is to
strengthen Sterling's market development program in Europe. Plans call
extending the marketing arrangements previously established with
recently organized Sterling subsidiaries on the continent. Such ar¬
rangements have been made in most countries on the continent, notably
1,600,000
Inc
Securities
Son.
600,000
Jackson
Stiver
'
operating in the United
Chairman and Chief Executive officer of Winthrop Group
as
__
Co.,
'
inventory,
Kingdom of Winthrop Group
Sterling Drug Inc. was announced in
of
to
group
organized under
Co.,
&
Y.
N.
purchase
cents)
10
$50 of debentures
be underwritten
'
1,600,000
Co.
City,
to
will
United
subsidiary
3,150,000
&
offering
capital.
Mark
BUSINESS—The
._
Rice
Saunders,
3,150,000
&
the
by J.
Inc.
&
Russ
Harriman
Hilliard
6
Co._—
&
J.
375,000
3,150,000
Smith,
Pressprich
Inc.
250,000
Co
Webber,
Irving
Co.,
&
used
be
(par
to consist of
The
Island
Long
to
stock
common
stock.
for
who
Co.,
—
Curtis
600,000
B.
in
new
Puerto
3,150,000
&
SEC—
Ltd.
Pierce,
Moseley
Ohio
600,000
Inc.
&
Inc.,
are
working
of
each unit
unit,
per
common
subsidiary
Dec.
375,000
3,150,000
Mericka
700
700
Inc.—
Sterling Drug Inc.—Consolidates U. K.
3,150,000
Co
_
S.
Corp,
&
Co
&
French,
&
Yarnall, Biddle & Co—
1960,
25,
shares
125,000
of
Co.,
Formation
and
Brothers
Fenner
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Goldman, Sachs & Co._
—V.
&
Freres
2,250,000
Co.__—
Hibbs
&
for
Nov.
on
$100
proceeds
and
375,000
1,600,000
Michigan
B.
J.
Loeb
Inc.
Co
Southeastern
Folger,
W.
.
Securities
Clark
of
250,000
_
3,150,000
_____
&
&
Lane,
2,250.000
Equitable
First
Kuhn,
Union
Co
&
600,000
& Co., Inc
375,000
Peabody & Co._ 3,150,000
Kidder,
750,000
Co.——250,000
Co
Bond
Corp
Kalman
150.000
Dillon,
Securities
Blaha
due
$1,600,000
Inc._«._
Johnston, Lemon & Co._
850,000
___
&
Co
&
Co.,
Johnson,
:
Corp._
Co._
at
shares
50
named
700
700
; ■
■
and
offered
The
700
Co
filed a letter of notification with
covering $125,000 of five-year, 6 V2% convertible subordinated
debentures
loan
700
&
Corp., Hialeah, Fla.—Files With
corporation
SEC
be
Co., Inc._
1344.
p.
r
'
Statmaster
The
Stiver
Co.—
'
the
earnings.
Space Corp
Leith
&
First
Share
Co.,
Securities
Courts
Hutton
Illinois
The
150,000
Childs
192.
700
Rice &
Co., Inc.
1,000
Co.—-
&
700
Co.__
follows:
as
debentures
of
aijd
Indianapolis
3,150,000
Inc.
Alex. Brown &
E.
The
750,000
Inc.__.
Co.,
Davenport
.
&
&
Kernel',
&
Thayer, Baker & Co., Inc.
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
1,000
Co._—1,000
1,000
&
Miller
700
Colket
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
1,000
.
700
700
Co.—
.___:
Co
sheet,
Amount
W.
850,000
Barth & Co
&
—V.
Nov.
Inc.
&
Ryons
Mead,
Switzerland."—V.
$1,408,745,000
Blyth
Bodine
&
700
—
company.
1959
company's
1,000
Co.:
&
Co
&
Saunders,
com¬
deductions
$95,951,000,
&
700
Inc._—
Close
Irving J.
—1,000
Collings & Co. Inc._
& Townsend,
&
700
_—
7,115,349
1960
30,
$618,457,000
were
debt
$570,077,000
Sherrerd
DeHaven
The
Amount
Burgess
C.
Inc.
1,000
Co
&
&
subsidiaries
the
ended
Marache
Caunter
A.
&
Co.__—
the
of
parent
susbidiary of American
telephone service in portions of
30,
Morgan Stanley & Co.__$4,100,000
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
D.
H.
Co.——
—
Lundborg
Irving
Morgan
Butcher
L.
1,500
Co._
Newburger
Boenning
years.
UNDERWRITERS—
J.
W.
&
Co.,
&
1,500
major
about
use
Loewi
700
Co.—
Inc
Fay,
1,500
&
Hammill
Granberry,
down¬
wholly-owned
a
revenues
period
reflect
to
debt
1972-97;
to
1,500
Kirkland &
&
Co._
Bioren
on
provides
funded
on
compared
CAPITALIZATION—The
adjusted
five
ranging
*
operating
similar
funded
for
prices
amount.
repay advances
general funds.
Sept.
nine
the
interest
$102,210,000,
in
On
at
service.
REVENUES—In
Bell's
Co.,
states.
redeemable
callable
intends
to
Bell,
Telegraph
Southern
is
principal
to
balance
not
are
issue
the
BUSINESS—Southern
Telephone
the
company
from
proceeds
pany
debentures
1965
Harrison & Co._
Hooker
Jenks,
700
700
Marshall———
Sulzberger,
2,000
Dominick, Inc.
Langley
McDonald
Co.,
—
1,500
&
.
700
Evans &
2,000
Co._
&
Inc.
Foster &
Hallowell,
;
Roberts
oy
5
& Co
Clement A.
700
& Co.—.
Co
Morris, Stokes
Parke
_—_—
Schmidt,
Morgan
Dec.
on
Elkins,
Battles,
&
Bache
and
Stanley group bought the issue at competitive
bidding 101.67% and naming the 5% coupon.
A
competing bid of 101.48 for the debentures, also as 5s, came from a
group
managed by Halsey,. Stuart & Co. Inc.
sale
Inc.—
.____
Dempsey-Tegeler
Co.—Deben¬
Inc.—
2,000
2,000
Lester,
Bell
700
700
2,000
Co.
Crouter
1961.
17,
700
Boettcher
Brooke &
2,000
and
for
$92,250
CAPITALIZATION—The
offering
will
which
of
consist
252,500
of
capitalization
500,000
shares
will
shares
be
upon
of
the
common
outstanding.—V.
supplied, through Johnson, Lane, Space Corp,,
completion of the
stock
authorized,
192,
747.
p.
Savannah, Ga.
The
proceeds
are
to
go
to
selling
stockholders.—V.
191,
p.
Telectro Industries Corp.—Forms
2461.
The
Spiegel Inc.—Sales Higher—
Period Ended—
Sales
—V.
:
192,
p.
i960—Month—1959
•
mechanical
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$35,897,377 $26,029,568 $223,378,812 $183,190,353
engine
on
1441.
The
Chase
stock,
Manhattan
one
has been appointed
registrar of the
value, of the corporation.—V, 192, p. 2064.
Bank
cent par
has
and
formed
as
products
29.
a
an
manufacture
performance,
Nov.
Telectro,
Sports Arenas, Inc.—Appointment—
common
company
development
well
an
Co.,
&
Dulles
800
800
800
4,000
&
Co
»
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc.
"
Weld
&
1,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
Corp.—
—
C.
during
1959.
4,000
&
Webster
Dodge & Co.,
Drexel
capital by the
Inc.—
Jackson
Hayden, Stone & Co.——
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
'and
Island Marina at Bethel Isle,
acquisitions, the company is
the
of
J.
well-equipped group
mannas,'
he said, "that will offer
yachting and boating enthusiasts
many areas a complete marine
service, equipment, and accessory
common
increase
Subject to approval, the directors have declared
offered
craft.
considering additional marinas
Mr. Kirkpatrick
explained.
$
Co
&
Witter
Clark,
on^ or about Jan. 13, 1961 to stockholders of record Dec. 31, 1960.
The
Coast
of
to
whom
Stroud & Co., Inc
;___
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
Watling, Lerchen & Co.__
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
Dittmar & Co., Inc._.
Schwabacher & Co
Pierce,
Smith
&
&
Dean
1960—10 Mos.—1959
approval
Hayden, Miller & Co.__
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
are
facilities; for financ¬
inventories; and for addition
>Ta,-;na<,^ Portland, Ore., and Bethel
a
/,
-Through our new program of
"We
to
fabric
and
and
1859.
were
shares
plans
for
Shares
4,000
4,000
4,000
Co._____
Curtis
White,
Up—
$
below,
named
has severally agreed
stock opposite the name
Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton _______
4,000
Weeks_-X--
&
Webber,
Stone
$
young
color,
on
girls
apparel
showroom
and
-Sales
&
Sachs
Fenner
stock.
common
•
shares
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
25,860
Co._______
Lynch,
Paine,
;
399,692,500 398,724,448 3,558,830,746 3,469,056,368
97,371
quarterly
Hornblower
the
Merrill
the
-
'•;A
able
the
corporation,
E.
of
company's
Corp.—Acquires—
acquisition
industrial
teen-age
of
be used for the purchase of additional
machinery and
for leasehold improvements and additions
to the company's
working
When
pro¬
.
shares of common
Union
&
Forgan
Goldman,
could
Scott
by
shareholders and the
Comptroller of
Currency. The subscription price will be determined at the annual
meeting on that date.
V
including
The
emphasis
to
items
from
manufacturing, distribution, office
ing increased accounts receivable
others
sportswear,
vests.
line
ensembles.
proceeds
Joa's
of
V
Glore,
the
stock
diversified
a
will
equipment;
to
and
with
primarily
individual
as
of
priced
sweaters
manufactured
appeal
sold
producer
popular
17%
of
1960.
a
laboratory
there were 2,692,931
underwriters
the
of
of
Co
&
Dillon,
Hornblower
of
and
•
I960,
Sept. 24,
is
and
use,
school
shop,
steel
Shares
entered
agreement
number
Peabody
Eastman
Wis.,
those
in
acceptance
end
I960—Month—1959
Huntington, N. Y.,
subject
Halle
large
a
jackets,
and
to
as
are
is
children's
pants,
styled
are
design
women.
Togs
and
Co.-
&
Corp.
company.
This is the first public
offering of the company's shares.
The offering was oversubscribed and
the books closed.
junior
bought
Milwaukee,
subsidiary
the
and
consumer
each.
Kidder,
specifications,
17,
Estabrook
an
BUSINESS—Russ
of
of
Dec
on
A
underwriting group headed by Shearson,
Hammill & Co. The
offering price is $11.50 per share.
100,000 shares are being sold by the company and
50,000
shares are being sold
by stockholders of the
misses',
also
in
option
,
__
bank
Drexel
1095.
p.
Stock
of
the
after
1495.
p.
Eastman
Russ
before
f
192,
1961,
within
preceding the receipt of accepted purchase applica¬
proposed by the Fund is more consistent with
method
policy of preventing dilution
with
or
application for exemption states that to
of
its
the
as
for
Fund's
price
the
specified
purchase
Shearson,
vestment
company
Scott
of
1903, and with head¬
manufactures precision
in
company
and
outstanding.
UNDERWRITING—Each
group managed by Bache & Co.,
according to Herman Hr. Maass,
President of the
bank.
The
shares
will
be
offered
to
stockholders
the basis of one new share for every 10 shares held as of Jan.
and
Company Act on July 1, 1960.
On
registration statement under the Securi¬
a
laboratories
stock
to
company.
an
furniture
office
stockholders,
selling
Kidder, Peatbody & Co. is acting as representative,
a
Investment
1960, the Fund filed
ties Act of
with
industrial,
two
by the company.
Pennsylvania
in
Pa.,
the
commercial
Jenkintown,
by
sold
being
are
"
common
Dominick
Investment
the
Scott
of
2124.
BIDS—The
Rowe Price New Horizons Fund, Inc.—Seeks
The
obtained,
closed:
445.
p.
Scott's
paper
of
by
of
electric
well.—V.
of
of
on
stock
nation's
the
wholly-owned
a
business
Roebuck
issuance
meeting.
a
President
Jr.
on
of
Pa.,
completed
was
Rockwell
the assets
ten
Porter-Cable
one
Co.
stockholdei-s
F.
Chairman
of
every
in
accordance
to
exercise
which
and
_
—V.
Approved
Pittsburgh.
of
Machine
Porter-Cable
acquisition
stock
shares
Porter-Cable
J.
the
Rockwell
320,044
able
Porter-Cable
agreement,
Rockwell
are
the
of
following approval of
signed by
The
under
*
Total
Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition
agreement
in
sale
the
Period End. Nov. 30—
cents
Rockwell
output,
for
developed
were
steel
of
worth
on
corrosive
liquids,
especially
for
the chemical and petrochemical
in
producer
a
$1,600,000
Security National Bank of Long Island—Rights Offer
about $1,200,000 per
was
for Fluoroflex-TS
gain
handling
Co.,
Wales, Fla.,'has been making "Confidets,"
napkins.
The trade-marked product has unique
was
assets
p.
Co.,
Power
Lake
that
for
Securities
The
present fiscal year,
president.
orders
1957
was
Joa
in
CAPITALIZATION—As
&
market.
being test marketed by Scott
I., and Seattle, Wash.
Consumer
highly favorable.
'■ i
been
192,
of
shares
proceeds twill be received
equipment.
Paper
approximately
was
at
Falls
are
transaction
in
quarters
Janney,
the
of
average
elevated
190,
months
the
Securities
R.
Joa's
business
and
price
valued
exclusively
has
cities
subsidiary,
an¬
was
of
none
BUSINESS—Incorporated
1,
|
$4,500,000 and
14%
Peierls,
that
now
rate
in
at
processes
and
S.
added
four
totaled
period
Edgar
to
first
assets
The
stock
"Confidets"
Resistoflex Corp.—Orders Increase—
July
been
Providence,
the company has been
that
$22,125 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
and
an
the
on
the
napkins.
located in
Scott's new sanitary
properties and design
long research. Joa's
giving interested persons until
order
an
hearing
a
be
at
fasteners
wholly-owned
Co.,
option
applied to the SEC for
investment company,
has
to
ceased
application states
investment company.—V.
New
bought
common
into
merged with Research Investing Corp. (a New Jersey corporation) with
the latter as the surviving corporation.
The effect of the merger was
to reincorporate the applicant in the State of New Jersey as an openend
6
sanitary
Joa
Investing Corp.—Seeks Order—
declaring
nounced
that
1
Co.—Subsidiary Acquires—
company's
buy
Commission has issued
the
end
be
units
corporation,
order
that
was
not
as
steel
the
suggested
that
an
important
can
be
substantially
narrower
Steel
aisles
filing have more than twice
cabinets.—V. 192, p. 1652.
filing
Research
an
Republic
of
increase
75%.
can
filing savings of 35-40%
The figures reached 45%
to
need
space
thus
in
much
as
Dec.
field
the
filing
open
shown
increased,
contributing
drawer
into
entry
that with open shelf
pull folders are possible.
replacement of folders.
In noting
greatly
since
its
announced
According to the firm,
of an active file room by
needed
the
has
filing.
capacity
Studies
in
Steel Corp.—New Product Line—
debentures, due Nov.
12,y4960
Standard Pressed Steel Co.—Common Stock Offered—
192, p. 2267.
Scott Paper
The
Republic
convertible
Monday, December
.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and associates offered on Dec. 7
issue of 115,760 shares of the company's common stock;
ducer
1975.—V.
.
.
an
White, Weld & Co., New York City,
and J. A. Hogle & Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, assisted in
the private placement of $4,000,000 of the
company's
1859.
p.
nation-wide organization.
a
announced that
was
5V4%
under Air
producing advanced
J.
Childs,
who is
industry-wide
an
in
San Diego Imperial Corp.—Private Placement—Dec.
produc¬
the
to
associated
192,
ex¬
tools.
machine
all-weather
largest
sponsorship to
company
and
directing
automatic
—V.
million
$3
a
supervised by experts,
p.
1402.
center,
Expansion—
undertaking
fightermachining
location in the country, the company said. All told,
tape-controlled machines engaged,
representing an
one
be
investment
The
reported
tape-operated
making
operations
Force
of
7
currently building Che
this
one
of
bomber,
there
Dec.
on
battery
additional
Ten
tion
Aviation Corp.—Major
corporation
pansion
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
leading
electronic
affiliate,
of
Affiliate—
Telectro-Mek,
proprietary
electronic
Inc.,
and
for
the
electro¬
for
determining and controlling jet aircraft
Harry Sussman, Telectro President, announced
manufacturer
equipment
for
of
magnetic
tape
recorders
as
industry,
government agencies and
in the new company. Daniel
formerly general sales manager of Model Engineering &
Manufacturing Co.,
has
been
named
President.
Telectro-Mek
will
the
G.
armed
services,
holds
a
50%
interest
Russ,
maintain offices in Fort
Wayne
and South Bend,
Ind.—V.
192, p. 2065.
I
Volume
•
Telex,
Number
right
to
subscribe
shares at the rate of
of record
at the
subscription
Dec.
Dec.
on
will
expire at 3:30 p.m. (CST) on
The subscription price is $19.75 per share.
16, 1960.
OFFER—Waters
shares
of
the
Electronics
in
company
connection
with
sale
its
is
selling
with
30,000
the
of
Co.
will
BUSINESS—The
of
products
fields.
its-
subscription
for
of' the
72,500
in
the
A
subsidiary of the
radio-phonographs.
and
of
manufactures
communication,
sells
and
line
a
The
to
retire
of
amount
the
$1,100,000
principal
proceeds
will
and
60%
for
in
used
the
to
program
be
$495,000
extent
of
due Dec.
notes,
Common
*
of
$1)
of
Outstanding
shares
shares
the
in
held
for
reserved
are
set
purchase
io
forth
by,
below,
sold
by it.
below
named
company in
the
shares offered to,
common
of subscription
shareholder in like
selling
be
the
the
holders
the
the
underwriters
from
warrants
but not
and
also
percentages, the
value
purchase
F.
Rothschild
Co.:6%-
&
Anchincloss,. Parker
•;
&
'
1
Redpath
Co._
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.—V-
Freehling,
Hirsch
—V.
'
4%
;
Meyerhoff &
&
Co
192,
Indianapolis
A.
i.
4%
share
a
several
Co.,
stock
set
Whipple
W.
Negotiations
Union,
N.
J.,
H.
it
N.
have
J.
Barth
Perlman.
and
cjntrolled
munications
is
furnaces
United
The
ture
oldest
and
States,
will
of
most
the
their
Negotiations
for
sales
expected
are
to
for
be
1961
well
to
completed
early
in
&
&
Sales
and
earnings
history,
company's
corporation
the
For
three
and
Net
at
to
the
sales
for
for
months
figures
Company
Westlake
Mr.
the
the
1959
equal
to
Sept. 30,
periods in the
Net
(on
cents
earnings
a
share
per
for
share
per
cents
increased
months
of
to
1959.
z0%
approxnna-eiy
&
3,858,361
on
share
per
the
Fla.—V.
that
rates
work
of
10,
of
earnings
on
the
basis)
with
$7,078,300
during
the date of
the
production
plans
for
nine
of $25,000,000
is
progressing
expanded
major
the
18
to
schedule
phosphate
Copper
20
corporation
plants.
improvement
over
on
Miami
acquisition.
months
all
at
capital
the
of
Referring
involving
an
months, Mr. Westtwo large projects,
on
facilities
at
East
Tampa,-
802.
p.
The
Transmission
called for
sinking fund,
"operation of the
line bonds'5'/4'%
series
will
ment
at
or
be
made
office
the
York.—V.
192,
the
at
of
due
First
100%
at
National
Read
of
its
plus
Bank
Co.,
&
Jan.
on
$1,075,000
1977
Dillon,
Co.—Partial
redemption
has
company
48
Redemption
1,
first
next,
of
through
mortgage
pipe
interest.
Pay¬
accrued
Chicago, Chicago, 111.
Wall
St.,
"
2269.
p.
&
Co.,
Inc
Co
&
2,000
Silberbeig
i._*_
Co.__
M.
Simon
1,000
i
&
&
2,000
Sons___
2,000
Co
v
—
sales
the
New
York,
New
registration
1,000
7,000
10,000
10,000
Durst,
of
/operation
in
six
nounced.
7
is
"There
Europe
in
in
'
to
notes
and
is
volume
next
excellent.,
We
30
some
negotiated
nine
Demand
anticipate
to
■
/■
our
export
for
the
business
in
sub-
products
Western
providing
balance
for
repayments
prime
In
and
Executive
Vice-President
rate
by
Corp.
Files Financing
—
At
not
One
world's
at Port Arthur,
pany
by
the
of
M.
Granville,
F.
chemical
The
to
will be used in
connection
with
the
benzene
plants
will
be
built
the
com¬
Texas, it was announced in New York on Nov. 28
Vice-President in charge of the company's Petro¬
new
plant
will
Granville
year,
Mr.
chemical
II,
Getty
next
and,
produce up
most of
said,
to
30
which
million
will
be
gallons
of
marketed
benzene
directly
a
to
minor extent, by
to a
funds.-r-V.
company
The
spokesman stated fh°t the new nlant would help, not
the increasing demand for high-purity benzene, but to free
companies nom Q^peuuence on European and Iron
.'Curtain sources. In 1959,. he. noted, The U. S. imported over 44 million
only
Texaco
xo m.eet
gallons
chemical
of
benzene
from
Russia
alone.—V.
191,
p.
2029.
stock
250
shares
of
$1,400
unit;
per
for
common
involved.
general
nas
corporate
&
purposes.
in
work
business
formerly
Fabricating
$257,000.
and
the
acquired
Foundry
of
Co.,
Arkon,
acquisition
includes
The
progress.
fabricates
a
wide
variety of
industrial
exchangers, pressure vessels, storage tanks,
sizes, pipe lines, smoke stacks, kiln shells,
the
Industry.
paper
is
xceo
The
noor
ox
Akron
area
plant
7%
on
has
of
acres
"probably capable of a $3,000,000 annual
it will, in time, contribute substantially
according to J. Wolman,
McGill,
President
of
United
D.
Chairman
Sheet
of
Metal.
Exchange Commission—
Nov. 28,
1960 filed
Leaf
Tobacco
of
statement
in
South
201
letter of notification with
a
(par $1)
the
to be offered
to
the
and
company's
at
for
sub¬
expansion,
Co., Inc.—Files Stock Option
subsidiaries.—V.
its
Third
the
with
Employees
the
192,
p.
Street,
SEC
Stock
Richmond,
Dec.
on
5,
Purchase
1969,
Plan
Va.,
filed
covering
the
of
a
par¬
company
1096.
Associates, Inc.—Common
oversubscribed
been
has
Kass;
Co., Inc., were
the
for
Offered—
Stock
H.
the
of
ance
Simmons
S.
proceeds
the
and
books
&
Co., Inc.,
the underwriters.
from
the
sale
of
the
closed.
and
will
shares
B.
be
N.
used
repayment of loans; purchase of machinery and equipment;
and development;
and for additional working capital.
Bal¬
research
proceeds
will be
added
the
to
funds
general
of
the
com¬
pany.
electronic tubes,
of both the entertainment
and industrial types, at wholesale to
re¬
tailers, laboratories and industrial users. The company is also engaged
is
BUSINESS—Vacudyne
in
manufacture
the
owned
of
Vacudyne
engaged
electronic
of
the
seven
talization
the
of
192,
sale
of
tubes
neon
ended
July
amounted
31,
through
its
wholly-
to
combined
1960,
sales
$258,518.
completion of the current financing, capi¬
will consist of 500,000 shares of common
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
stock.—V
the
Inc.
months
Transleteronic
and
in
and
Transleteronic,
subsidiary,
SALES—For
192,
meeting held
a
budget
$111
by
the
repayment
will
in
of
company
New
in
York
Dec.
on
million
1961.
in
company
1443.
p.
the board of
capital/projects
George
to
Unit
Techno
at
aid
an
boards
76
fleet
Fleet
by
8
financing
plan
for
mowers
power
Plan offers such users as golf courses, ceme¬
highway departments, park boards and school
either contract purchase or equipment lease that
Financing
a
choice
of
run as long as
ten" years. The "plan
distributors in the United States and
offices
of
Under
C..I.T.
the
Financial
plan,
Toro's
Corp.
is
offered
Canada,
through
and
retails
According
for
to
$6,500.
John
Toro,
of
heavy
duty
institutional
per month.
tractor and
of mowing 60 to 80 acres per day
location to another. A unit of this
Toro's
-
manger
of
was
Tire within a
sold to a group
Investment Companv, financed both
total net of approximately $2.7 million
Business
a
the purpose of the sale of these subsidiaries
in the
"is to
retail replacement tire field."
In
the
will retain
its
present
name
manufacturer of watch bands, electronic
accessories, has been renamed Gemex Precision
known
automotive
and
Metals
company
nationally
Gemex
parts
Inc.
both
sale
sales
of
Inso
the
employee purchasers
they
also
assumed all liabilities and in
assumed all payables.
The
sales
and
Annuity
Life
Insurance
Co.
of
America—
Order—
Seeks
company,
of
Washington,
D. C., has applied to the SEC for a
modification of its February, I960 order so as to relieve it from certain
on
its participation-in the insurance business and from
restrictions
the
general
Vanderbilt
national
•
Norton.
Small
said
Inso
new
Variable
line
mower
gang mower combinations capable
end easily transportable from one
the
*
complete
equipment is available for as little as $200
Included is equipment such as hydraulically operated turf
kind
was
the corporation of Minneapolis, Minn. It
rapidly growing equipment leasing field.
the
of
industrial plants,
teries,
may
first
Dec.
on
extension
by
and location in
Union
N.
J.
Inso products include Teflon fused wire and insulated
wire
with exclusive properties used
by aircraft manufacturers, elec¬
tronic laboratories, in defense needs and in solving packaging problems
and installing equipment.
Manufacturing Corp.—Financing Plan—
nation's
a
which provided
expansion program
our
The
Toro
Fund,
Leitman
Mr.
cent of the funds will be devoted to exploration and pro¬
activities, principally in the U. S. Gulf Coast.—V. 192, p. 1039.
transaction
Vanderbilt Tire.
for
per
duction
Subsidiary—
employees.
key
transactions,
cent
per
petrochemical
such
second
Previously, the business of the Gemex Co.
month.
of
the
is
This
F.
these authorizations
indicated - that debt
of the capital budget is slated for refining and
projects, including the recently announced Isocracking
Tidewater's
Avon
Refinery
near
San
Francisco.
Thirty-
Forty
Rubber Corp.—Sells
&
corporation has sold all the assets of Inso Electronic Products,
Inc., to an employee group for $540,000 in a cash transaction, Harold
N. Leitman, Vanderbilt President, announced on Nov. 23.
The
1,
new
According
actual expenditures against
$87 millicn.
He
further
$26.5 million.
total
total
will
power
domestic
and
with
serially
..
PROCEEDS—Net
Million for 1961 Projects—
President,
year
its
firms.
due
common
believe
J.
company
share
bonds and preferred stock proposed to be
of other securities of the company of types and
determinable, by borrowings under the revolving
authorized
Toro's
by
unio
Rubin &
com¬
Oil Co.—$111
initiated
be
marks
Department.
U.
S.
largest
notification
of
Co. Inc.—Acquires—
Kenneth
borrowings not to exceed $75,000,000 at any one
and reborrowings, and for interest at the com¬
the time of each borrowing.
The construction
now
regular
a
directors
The
Texaco Inc.—To Build Major Plant-—
2268.
Public offering via a Nov. 28 prospectus of 200,000 shares
of the common stock of the company at a price of $1 per
at
sale
the
agreement,
announced
/
of
earnings,"
on
Vacudyne
and
Europe.
ap¬
shares
192, p.
1860.
-and
in
is
for
covering 150,000 shares of common stock
and
the sale of the
amounts
enlarged sales
engi¬
neering agreements in England. Holland
Belgium F*"4'"''erland, France
Kuly during, a month's visit to customers and TRIL sales offices
new
been
400,000
debentures,
shares
debenture
one
common,
square
we
and
registration
of
four
40%."
TRIL
of
for
year
International,. Ltd.
President
Terminal-Hudson,
an¬
letter
a
11,000
1039.
company
ticipations
of Memorial Professional Bldg., Houston, Texas,
statement with the SEC on Dec. 2, 1960, covering
the
and
Tidewater
international
President,
in Europe, especially, for electronic
manufacturing and in the nuclear re¬
field,"
Mr.
Filler
said.
"We
expect
a
increase
Corenthal,
unique
Filler,
.'
and
sales
Radio
export
alone
Robert
of
increase
Terminal
handle
its
William
demand
industry
development
substantial
we
growing
for
and
search
sidiary,
p-'uan'UH
countries,
1;.
a
instruments
ha*
company
European
v
has
for
S. Diversified Interests, Phoenix, Ariz.—Files With
The
of first mortgage
preferred stock to
provided by
Terminal-Hudson Electronics, Inc.—Foreign Expansion
York
filed
of
Steel
all
used
Vanderbilt Tire
New
and
Plan—
the company involves estimated expenditures of approxi¬
mately $83,000,000 in 1961. The financing of such expenditures will be
p.
The
York
York
subordinated
used
price
130,000
Universal
pany's construction program. Under date of May 1, 1960, the company
entered into a one-year revolving credit
agreement with a group of
in
indebtedness
corporation.—V.
without underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used for a loan
sidiary, to purchase the assets of a business
pipe line bonds, due 1981, and 150,000
be offered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed by Dillon, Read & Co., Inc.
The interest
rate on the bonds, the dividend
rate on the preferred stock, and the
public offering prices and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
Of the net proceeds to the company from the sale of the
bonds and preferred stock, a portion will be used to retire
revolving
offered,
with
$2 per share,
7,000
&
Walker & Co.
and
Biggs
and
192, p.
SEC
2,000
—
H.
New
of
New
the
and
units
be
property
Board,
U.
&
Inc.
Transmission
Eastern
corporation,
credit
'
notification
(par $1)
to be
Securities Co
San
.
Securities
10,000
2,000
—
1960
6%
Columbus,
company's
The
_____
of
the
volume,
—V.
Proposal—
program
of
1609.
p.
for
'
stock
Coast
outstanding
of
of
underwriting
to
purchase
Biggs
the
to
1,000
Wertheim & Co.___—___
White, Weld & Co., Inc.__
Dean Witter & Co
G.
3,000
2,000
4,000
2,000
—
Inc.
Wagenseller
10,000
Co.
&
Co.,
No
are
Equipment
The
2,000
—
—
2,000
Corp.
Co
Sachs
Securities Corp.
Sutro & Co.
Underwood, Neuhaus
debentures
unit.
drums
1,000
&
in
including heat
property.
1,000
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Stern, Frank, Meyer
& Fox
Stone & Webster
Staats
offered
29,
equipment, inventory
Biggs
plant custom
auu
1,000
Co
&
William R.
City
1967,
a
3,000
I.
1,000
Haupt & Co._.
mercial
the
192
'
Inc.—Appointment—
stock
of
by
1,000
Co._
&
for
approximately
4,000
4,000
Nov.
on
$44,000
July
1,
vulcanizers,
2,000
4,000
&
be
to
company
The
4,000
Halle & Stieglitz
credit
retire
Company
the
plant,
'2,000
Co—__
10,000
.
in
components,
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
Shields & Co
—:
Sons
Michigan
of
letter
a
common
Pacific
to
Trust
for
2,000
„
1,000
Garrett
shares
filed
of
Centers,
conducted
2,000
Schwabacher
Union
Southwest
a
used
Ohio,
1,000
.
Co.
MacCormack
The
be
value
to
proceeds
The
Co.,
2,000
"
&
&
&
Shepard
___'_
'
&
&
of
filed
to
United Sheet Metal
1,000
2,000
7,000
__u.—
Co
Guerin
Texas
of
1960 —V
1
stock,
per
The
4,000
Co.
&
Moseley
$1,000
1,000
»
Rowles, Winston & Co
Reynolds Sz Co., Inc.—
Scherck, Richter Co
&
:
duPont
191,
Dec.
trustee,
principal
1985
for
4,000
1,000
2,000
Inc.
Dillon,
S.
par)
1,00J
—
1,000
2,000
—V.
1
Enterprises, Inc., Memphis, Tenn.—Files With
and Exchange Commission—
1963
follows:
1,000
Inc.
Reinholdt & Gardner—__
Rotan, Mosle & Co.__.—
2,000
1,000
time
Gas
Co.
&
Co.
Ira
of
as
appointed
$25,000,000
Dec.
and 37,500 shares of common stock (no par)
to be
subscription by stockholders in units of 250 shares for the
endorsement of the company's notes in
multiples of $1,000 each as
2,000
Co
McKelvy & Co.__—
Mead, Miller & Co._!
1,000
Co.,
Edwards
banks
Tennessee
Inc
Co.,
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Co
&
Robertson
Hallgarten
1960
shares
par
covering
1,
common
10,000
3,000
Goodbody & Co
.
28,
agent
$1
corporation
SEC
(no
1,000
Co
McDonnell
2,000
from
for
share
per
a
compared
operations
1960,
and
plant
192,
results
since June
expenditure
that
said
ammonia
&
1,000
Co.,
The
the
offered
Irving Lundborg &
McCormick & Co._
Co.
Robert
the
basis)
$58,851,200
Net
ion
$2.26
per
share
the 1959 period.
to
said
high
Rhoades
2,000
First
the
of
1861.
643.
p.
been
'has
dated
through
Midland
common
July
Loeb,
Loewi &
Simmons
First
$19,112,000
were
Nov.
share,
Bowling
Securities
2,000
M.
7,000
Podesta
&
indenture
100,000
are
transfer
United
1,000
4,000
&
Eppler,
ended
announce-"
capital.
Marine
tne
3,000
Inc.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
G.
Trust " Company
on
per
proceeds
United
2,000
Farwell, Chapman & Co.._
First California Co., Inc._
President
sales
period.
21%
62
mon'hs
nine
for
corporation's
estima-ed
an
up
include
Division
maintained
lake
and
1960
Hentz & Co
Hooker & Fay, Inc.—
1,000
Goldman,
30,
H.
1,000
I.
$3
Shares
1,000
$30,000,000
The
to
in
nine
equal
share
per
Chairman
Sept.
$1,921,400, equal to 51
quarter of 1959.
first
were
$8,737,500,
$1.88
or
similar
($100 par).—V. 192,
under
covering
working
The
1,000
Co.___
&
City
issued
at
The
third
the
the
months
any
day of the
bid, 23 asked.—V. 192, p.
21%
was
Lines, Inc.—Appointments—
corporation
SEC
for
below.
name
2,000
Co
Securities
25.
approximately
with
in
nine
for
Westlake,
ended
$2,408,1C0,
shares
and
levels
Nov.
$15,823,700
compared
$59,810,100
nine
H.
on
increased
amounted
3,755,854
three
high
months
with
months
shares,
E.
reported
three
compared
the
for
record
the
'
pointed
—
&
Elworthy
192,
On
Francisco, Calif.
of
Johnston, Lemon & Co.___
Clarke
W.
Eastman
1961.—V.
at
stock
National
o.fered
acting
number
F.
Francis
Corp.—Record Sales & Earnings—
established
the
Prescott,
A.
quoted
disclosed.
agent, registrar and conversion agent for
of
4%%
subordinated aeocn-Uxes due
The
the
representatives,
Co.—
&
Sullivan
Bradford
C,
Evans
1960
as
company
Co—
&
Turner, Inc
Tennessee
its
below,
2,000
1442.
p.
named
2,000
Pancoast
02.5 tnillioh.
over
not
was
Industries, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
io
Aug. 31,
transactions
1
Eichler
Ellis
Dewar,
Tempera¬
secondary offering
United Automotive
of
as
2,000
the
would
increr.se
Tsmperature
Engi¬
than one-half million dollars, bring¬
Inc.
anticipated
company
Carl
-
Dittmar
step in the development of
multi-million-dollar expansion program.
the
Laird & Co., Corp._____.__
Lester, Ryons & Co.
Skaggs & Co
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
ovens
in
Stock
a
the
2168.
p.
their
equal
3,000
&
Davis,
1889,
was
Air
corporation
policy
company
2,000
Cruttenden,
com¬
of
industry
initial
Steiner-Ives,
total
manufacturers
furnaces
First
amount
any
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co.
E. F. Hutton & Co
Cooley & Co.
Crowell, Weedon
temperature
said.
neering's annual net sales by more
ing
and
the
$2,638,722
Kraus
Stearns
John
..
.
manufactures
progressive
ovens
Perlman
be
Engineering's
Addition
and
conveyor
Mr.
merger
designs ' and
atmosphere equipment for research,
industry,
transportation., boemef-Ives', Inc., established in
and
the
of
one
and
/
Engineering
,/'..
,:
•,
Temperature
1960,
Chaplin, McGuinness & Co.
started for the merger of Steiner-Ives, Inc.
Temperature Engineering Corporation of Riverton,
by Temperature Engineering President, Sianey
stock
United
$27,340,347, net earnings
same period of
1959.
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
been
with
the
announced
Co
&
Bosworth,
J.
announced
was
paid
&
—
Blunt
Acquire—
Co.—Common
announced that
of
price
tive preferred
a
3,000
4_
Co.,
Inc.
"/'•
areas."
dividends.
underwriters
31,004
Co.
&
Baird
Burge
Bateman,
3%
maintenance
turf
Gas, Electric Light & Power Co.
Private
Placement—Dec. 9 it was announced that
Blyth & Co.,
Inc., and First Boston Corp. negotiated the private
place¬
ment of 58,000 shares of the
company's 5.10% cumula¬
of
the
of
in
4,000
&
Inc.
of
for
31,005
Inc._
Co—
&
Boettcher
Engineering Corp.—To
sales
opposite
Bache
Bear,
V.v.
stock
Aug. 31,
net. earnings of
Bingnam, Walter & Hurry,
'
the
paying
not
continue
have
ended
7,000
3%
Beane...
will
has
Brothers,
Corp._
3%
Line
both
private
Tucson
France.
1954,
but
annual
participant
a
in
the
Inc.
4%
Temperature
Directors
and Lehman
purchase from
Securities
3%
.,.'/
in
business
4,000
Ball,
—___/
is
TBCI
to
Inc—
J.
Gas
was
shares
oifering
ment
help
to
petrochemical plant
Inc.
Co.,
agreed
&
Brothers—
Allyn
Robert
&
&
States.
with
Co.,
4%
.
Share Corp.
J. R.
Williston
months
$30,495,855,
compared
cents
common
&
C.
Bacon,
4%-
Inc.—w—
Bond
7.77,
4%
Co..
Co
Craig-Hallum,
■
,
4%
—
1345.
p.
,
Blyth
of
Blyth
3%
" .Burnham &
•
4%
Chaplin, McGuinness &
4%
>
Pipe
and
stock.
severally
Lfeuman
to
recognizes
puolic
company's common stock
hy White, Weld & Co., and was all sold.
The
of
for
Inc.
--
of
American
Higginson Corp.__u__^i 14%/' Kalman & Co., Inc.________
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—8%7 ; Kormendi & Co., Inc.______
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co;'__^/ 7%
- Singer,
Deane & Scribner—
Francis I. duPont & 'Co.—— '7%■■ "
Zuckerman, smith & Co
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood__
7%
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
and
Shares
"...
Lee
L.
eight
89
or
payment
ot
This
common
shares
from
shares
capital
$32,000(000
a
incorporated
finance
to
UNDERWRITING—'The
severally
subscribed
to
working
under construction
stock.
common
sal^s
net
United
now
percentages
secondary
"•;,
■
have
respective
for
used
Dec. 5 it
37,960
made
giving effect to the current stock offering and other
taking place concurrently with the offering, consisted of $21,080,000
mortgages and promissory notes, and 2,689,000 shares of $1 par
have
UNDERWRITING—The
Plan
in
—
company,
consider
to
through
agreed
exchange
in
in
under
outstanding.
are
of
and aviation gasoline. Buta¬
material used in synthetic rubber manu¬
in
the
textile, paint, plastics and chemical
the
earnings
$1,817,091
covering 93,925
shares
Sold
to
raw
complex
its
on
share.
a
the company's employees' restricted stock option
plan and under various
stock purchase warrants which have been issued.
Options and warrants
common
shares
214,324
1960,
An
treasury.
issuance
be
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
*743,510 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
.___
common
will
used
also
EARNINGS—For
$1.29
$1,100,000
common
shares
125,467
producing butadiene
outside
retaining
intention
FINANCING
Authorized
.
37,005
127,775
of
development
for
sell
and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Texas Butadiene &
International, Ltd. (TBCI) have sold important quantities
reported
28,
including
thereof
PRESENT
is
It
diviaenos
in
others
The remaining net
Mass Memory Module
the
TO
•
1960
(par-value
shares
Not
aggregate
and
about
company operates
Tex,,
DIVIDENDS—The
1960.
40%
EFFECT
•"
-
banks
issue
to
to
agreed
Transcontinental
operations.
synthetic rubber
expenses.
GIVING
■
6%
estimated
an
from
30,
with
connection
production
CAPITALIZATION
loans
Nov.
at
and
principal
butadiene
of
short-term
and
amount of
Financing
pressures
t
company
Chemical
net proceeds to be received
by the company from
deducting expenses estimated at $56,000, will be used
outstanding 6%
notes, due Dec. 28, 1960 in the principal
Fleet
"
industries.
after
sale
the
is
facture.
PROCEEDS—The
the
foreign
Houston,
diene
electric
' the
ailu ltiibi P» 144«t
iooia i^xoU
V
preferred stock of the company, concurrently with
offering at" the same price. Previously there has been no
market for the company's common stock.
BUSINESS—The
near
phonographs
of
stockholders
finance
variety
a
and
has
company
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
company.
electronics
produces
company
the
advertising,
Stock
public
quoted
offering concurrent
After such sale Waters
shares
Common
—
outstanding
the
public
company.
common
designs,
company
use
for
shares
common
offer
own
the
for
company of 82% of the outstanding shares of Waters Conley Co., Inc.
As part of its purchase agreement with the
company and in order to
meet
certain cash requirements of Waters Electronics Co., the latter
Electronics
addition,
certain
the
to
Corp.
53
group
In
102,500
acquired
Co.
Chemical
&
which offered publicly on Dec. 7, 296,009 shares
of the corporation's common stock of $1 par value, priced
at $20 a share.
a
The
1, 1960.
Butadiene
^Texas
(2373)
Offered—Blyth & Co., Inc. and Lehman Brothers headed
123,918 additional common
share for each five shares held
one
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
...
for
close of business
offer
CONCURRENT
common
6011
Inc.—Rights Offering to Stockholders — The
is offering to the holders of its common shares
company
the
192
requirement that it
reserves
maintain reserves equal to 125% of the regular
annuity contracts in the pay-out period,
required for variable
54
and
the
Dec.
1260,
to
request
time
of
the
the
differentiate
available
classes
of
for
of
their
claimants
claims
Subsequently,
Columbia
Among
such
out
other
account
other
any
provide
Life
law
new
not
the
Accordingly,
intends
to
Valic
.with
the company
to
of
that
the
those
separate
the
"the
with
of
assets
o(
any
arising
liabilities
annuity
variable
separate
a
existing variable
its
such
equal rank.
District of
of
of
conduct,"
may
to establish
proposes
respect-to
allocate
for
and
separate
variable annuity contracts.
chargeable
*
<account
be
establishing
provides
be
to
Act
Insurance
for
the issuance
shall
business
deemed
were
the
the
things,
separate
of
claims
of
to
41
amended
in connection with
accounts
contracts
annuity
policies of conventional insurance.
Both
to all of Valic's assets for the satisfaction
their
and
in
variable
annuity contracts.
account
assets
equal
Valic
the
to
con¬
tract liabilities and regular reserves applicable to its existing contracts.
After the necessary steps have been taken, Valic
proposes to issue new
series of variable annuity contracts which will provide that the net
investment rate
basis
of
the
applicable to such contracts will be determined
inves*ment
enactment
of
the
separate
accounts bill,
the Commission's order to
Variable
to
ence
certain
conditions
modified
tracts,
In
its
charter
and
any
the
Life
not
propose
all
to
now
life
of
Act.
insurance
deemed
regulatory
feasible
vision
to
that
requests
the
of
order
the
life
and
ifs
in
hs
insurance
contracts,
disability
application,
the
business
authorities.
life
to
by
does
insurance
to
proposes
disability
the
extent
insurance
that
the
separate accounts law, there appears to be no possibility
interests of variable annuity contract owners could be sub¬
jected to litbilities which might arise out of the life insurance or
other business it mav conduct and therefore no
justification exists for
obligating
it
future
and
to
continue reinsuring or
coinsuring either existing or
disability insurance risks.
The application also requests modification of the Commission's
order
life
that
so
with
Valic
will
respect
amount
an
The
to
be
to
Commission's
reserve
relieved
variable
eoual
of
Opinion
requirement
as
its
of
annuity
125%
of
regular
Feb.
the
of
one
undertaking to maintain
contracts
the
in
the
25,
1960
substantial
the
to
protections
which
exist
to
devolve
that
not
the
upon
the
added
ad¬
the
not
variable
annuity contract holders.
Valic
contends
of protection provided by the 125%
reserve
this connection, it points out that the separate
margin
In
necessary.
law provides that any surplus or deficit which
may arise in
any separate account by virtue of mortality experience shall be
adjusted
by withdrawals from or additions to such account so that "the
assets
of such account shall
always equal the assets required to satisfy the
company's obligations for such variable payments."—V.
192, p. 643.
accounts
Paint Co.
Common
—
Stock
Offered
Charles
—
Plohn & Co. and J. R. Williston & Beane and
associates
offered for public sale on Dec.
8, 130,000 shares of the
company's common stock priced at $12 per share. Of
the offering 95,000 shares are
being sold by the
and
35,000
being
are
President
of
the
marketed
for
who,
company
the
company
account
of
crued interest
subscribed
Each
is
the
books
414
TRANSFER—The debentures, common stock and warrants will not be
separately transferable prior to June 1, 1961 without the consent of
Lehman
Brothers.
the
penditure
on
erty
office
will be
buildings
added
to
June
1,
from the offering of units,
approximately $9,900,000 for
industrial
and
1961
debentures
at $6.25
<
share.
per
into
1,
stock
at
1965
1,
100%
1,
lished
in
1928
sinking
fund
the issue
is
company
in
1946
Mr.
by
for
the
the
Webb.
types
many
suceed
of
In
to
will
redeemed
106Va%
construction
a
to
debentures
be
may
at prices ranging from
organized
contractor
proprietary
UNDERWRITING
agreed
to
books closed.
to
at
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Sand
in
the
from
be
states.
the
used
metropolitan
other
in
will
account
company
95,000
The
shares
finance
to
Detroit
the
in
area,
being
for
sold
opening
other
—
in
the
Michigan
also proposes to establish a paint
manufacturing facility to produce for distribution in its stores and
in.the stores of proposed franchised dealers.
1
EARNINGS—Sales
$2,4ft ,005
per
share.
538
and
and
the
ircome
net
For
net
for
company
11
income
of
the
amounted
will
company
stock
mon
The
consist
ten
shares
the
to
offer
a
Birmingham,
fourth
the
of
the
Dec.
on
spring,
48
In
of
$1
$2,089,-
preferred
it
value,
par
Allen
Brothers
holders
stock
to
less
of
sell
on
their
Dec.
of
31,
on
about
or
Dec.
7.
Ps
of
20,
less
own
number of small
Chemical & Materials
similar
a
purchase offer
614%
be
re¬
time
any
and
addition
took
in
the
company
of
printing
to,
and
maintaining
V: 191, p. 2353.'
their
property
underwriters
named
number
below
of
units
"
•
-
have
*
At
special
a
Tiernan,
to
holders
records
of
these
stockholders,
present
notices,
of
for,
small
its
reduce
mailing
the
R.
stock
of
groups
of
(NYBE),
8,
I960,
Belleville.
N.
the
J.,
shares
Under
receive
the
s
of
a
by
41,500
Co.
&
Ball,
J.
Co.
&
H. M.
&
G.
A.
&
of
the
merger,
Strasenburgh
McKelvy
Laird,
1,500
duPont
Co.,
Bissell
&
&
Meeds—
Co.__j__
1960
Inc,
1,500
7,000
&
1 000
Newburger
1,000
3,000
Co.„
Mullaney, Wells & Co.___i
4,000
The Ohio Co."
6,000
Piper,
6,000
&JEons
R.
Co.„_—_
&
Jaffray
&
Hopwood
and
Dec.
20,
as
Mr.
that
R.
Co.__
1,000
Granbery, Marache & Co._
2,000
The
Greene
J.
Carey &
&
Roulston,
Co.,
Inc.
1,000
Halle &
Hentz
—V.
lvOOO
Co._
p.
Company, Inc.__„
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__
Vice-President
"This
Jackson,
p
merger
is
of
of
Wallace
Wallace
&
&
-
1,510
1243.
&
Co.,
Inc
of
cude
Joseph Walker & Sons
products,
1,000
Welsbach Corp.—To Redeem Bonds—
.
the
.
corporation
has
called
outstanding
at
100%
—V.
for
190.
p.
Trust
Co.,
The
sinking
drug
field." He further elaborated that the combination of the
companies would result in tripling the detail sales force, enabling
distribution and expanded sales volume of all
products, and
that the combining of the two businessess "was a
natural," in that
two
there
was
only minute overlapping of product lines.
Mr.
Jackson
that it is anticipated the research
budget for the
pharmaceutical operations in 1961, will' be in excess of
$1,000,000.—V. 192, p. 1139.
further
commented
combined
severally
after'
shown
Co.,
&
Nov.
28
With
The
Securities
corporation
the
($1
Nev.
,
:
Exchange Commission—
proceeds
to
are
be
used
for
expenses
incidental
to
mining
operations.
Utilities
Witter & Co.
and
Corp.
—
Debentures
associates offered via
Offered—Dean
a.
Nov. 30 pro¬
$2,750,600 of the company's 5y4% convertible
debentures, due Oct. 1, 1975 at 100% plus accrued inter¬
spectus,
1, 1960.
amount
thereof
into
principal
amount
share,
Sept.
to
common
of
30,
stock
debentures:
1975
at
are
at
From
$12.50
per
convertible
the
at
following
Sept.
30,
to
to
adds
and
and
for
loans
and
4/-'
'•
The
141,000
Scaife
by
compressors,
electric
stated
product
Brothers.,
that
the
to
Other
the
family
products
inScaife pressure vessels. Lawson
glass-lined
products
•
wholly-owned
feet.
Brothers,
proprietary
Wilson
a
foot modern facil¬
the manufacturing
square
square
Wilson
stock¬
k-
Co.,
Increases
and
500,000
of
SCaife
other
and
k
another
plastic
stockholder
•
.
division, of
about
assembled
Radio
the
prices
1963
at
principal
per
$1,000
$9.09
per
share.
on
and
hot
and
steel
water
l-eacers,.
textile
fabrication.—V.
192,
Corp.—Acquires
acquire
from
Property—
the
Milwaukee
Chicago's west side under
an
Road
plot
of
signed
on
a
agreement
was
the
main
Included
in
Zenith
the
plant
purchase,
at
West
6001
Mr.
Dickens.
Robertson
said,-are
air
and
under-
rights to three 100 foot strips across the railroad right-of-way.
These are for, bridges and tunnels to connect the present Zenith
plant
with
new
construction contemplated for
the plot.
•" ■ • k
ground
Robertson'said
that
the- purchase
is-" another major step
in
expansion program begun last year. this, new property," he said, "we will be able to construct
badly needed facilities,
and
have
ample space for additional
Zenith's
"On
some
plant
expansion
The
to
be
first
used
for
will
railroad
from
The
the
as
needed
the
future."
planned, Mr. Robertson stated, is a building
warehousing and shipping, and an adjacent building for
manufacturing of a total of 300,000 square feet. The
be
cars
equipped
which
Milwaukee
Commission.—V.
,Jvo^
with
will
be
ample
shipping
shunted
by
tracks.
agreement has been
<S'/lVItAG->
in
construction
for
and
building
merce
.our
will
by
'
offices
debentures
offering;
of
'•
•'
•
28.
Mr.
Western
the
repayment
The
and
Nov.
on
of
expenses
the
,.
made jointly
bv Hugh Robertson. Zenith Board
William J. Quinn, President of the Milwaukee Roadi
plot, one of the largest vacant pieces of industrial land within
the city limits of Chicago, extends one-half mile from Austin Avenue
to. Narragansett, directly south of the Milwaukee Road's right-of-way
Files
—
per
'
Tbe
Reno,
22, 1960, filed a letter of notification with
covering 300,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
share), without underwriting.
SEC
par
and
of Nevada,
:
a
Chairman
gas
Announcement
-
Corp.
being
acres
Chairman,
Beryl
the
principal
a
•
as
adjacent
corporation
about
2664.
Western
for
used
Brothers.
redemption
on
Jan. 1,
1961, all of
fund bonds due July 1,
1962
Payment will be made at the FidelityBroad & Walnut
Sts.,
Philadelphia
9,
Pa.
15-year 414%
plus accrued interest.
is
glass
Zenith
The
its
*
nation*!
have
debentures
1
in
major
of
2270.
p.
will
step in bringing the pharmaceutical
operations into equal importance with the other two major divisions
of Wallace & Tiernan, namely; Mechanical
Equipment and Chemical
Divisions, and gives the company a firm and
expanding position in
a
Blyth
development
Kellogg-American air
98%
stated
below
named
amounts
191, pf 2250. "
Pittsburgh,
Oakmont
was
Inc.,
Inc.
been'
have
stock
common
*/"..•
be
operate
Parker,
.and-( Hoffman
JrJiLtm,3.00&
&r Co."
in
products
two-for-one
Tiernan,
Tiernan,
underwriters
and
acquisition of" Walters
1,000
operations.
President
company's
$1,100,000;
to
Wilson
Walters
of
facilities
6,000
Stroud
Sutro
1,500
■
&
192,
Inc.
&
1,000
Ira Haupt & Co.
H.
Russ
of
Maurice
2.000
Stieglitz—^—
ity
4,000
Robinson-Humphrey
1960.
pharmaceutical
M.
Corp.
working
more
Brothers—Acquires— vV.';~V
will
subsidiary
4.00.1
brings together the ethical drug operations of the R .J.
corporat-
a
of
Utilities
additional
for
particularly for its,
Publishing Co.
' ;
Thornhill
the
Western
funds
'
V
Co. and the Makbie laboratories Division,
under the
direction of Mr. Robert J. Strasenburgh II as President of the Division
and
Co.;
are
Weinthal,
Walters
Strasenburgh
charge
which
in
provide
principal
holders.
4,000
W.
Pressprich:& Co
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co.
Gunn,
Solon
2,000
pre-split
shares
of
Wallace
&
Tiernan
stock.
The
s'ock split were effec'ive as of the close of business Dec, 9,
distribution of the additional shares will be made on or
The merger
funds
Wilson Brothers has acquired, in exchange for an undisclosed num¬
ber
of
common
shares,
all
of
the
of
Walters
outstanding stock
Manufacturing Co., Oakmont, Pa.', a leading producer of quality metal
kitchens
and
equipment;
Walters Manu acturing : w?.s ' acquired- from
1,000
400,000
befor
repay:
provide
Southwestern. States Telephone Co.; to
$700,000) of additional securities.
to
on
*
working capital.—V.
Wilson
4,500
6,000
Mid-Continent Securities
Company
Edwards
for
with
over
issuer to
to
(about
and
the
research
less
stockholders
pay
1,500
Co^_3__
1,500
proceeds
production
15,000
Co.____^_„
&
Hutton
2,000
Co.
&
I.
Hogle
15,000
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
Francis
F.
Inc.__„-__
..—
Co.
Bradford & Co
Burnham
A.
E,
Co.,
Kraus__—
&
&
Boettcher
J. C.
J;
1,000
&
-.The
Units
—
Burge
Barth
Walston
4,00$
Amott, Baker & Co., Inc.^_
Eache
l\
"V-
voted.
terms
se¬
to
corporation on Dec. 1, 1960 filed a letter of notification 'with'
SE'C.covering 150,000 shares of common stock- (par 40 cents), to
be offered at $2 per share, through
Vincent,^ James & Co., Inc., New
York, N. Y.,.
k.
'■
below
•
Wallace
merger
a
and
prin-1
the
2,000
stockholders.—
will
4V4%
Westmore, Inc.,;Fanwood, N. J.—Files With SEC—
re¬
it
1, .1965
latter
the
of
$449,000
,The
and
merger
&
dividends
and
stockholders
approved
J- Strasenburgh Co.
of Rochester, N. Y., and
split. This action was overwhelmingly approved
the
Winer
Dean
disproportionately
reports,
and
$925,000,
for the company and
names:
ten
of
some
the
division,
purchase
into
Corp.,
preferred stock. Of
advantage of the offer.
number
can
and
meeting held Dec.
Inc.
to
respective
Vulcan
than
debentures
amount
$1,100,000; • Bateman,,
Eichler & Co., $275,000; Lester, Ryons & Co., $275,000,—V. 192; p: 1755."
severally
forth
set
-
Wallace & Tiernan Inc.—Split and Merger
Approved—
&
interests;
UNDERWRITING—The
agreed
originally estab¬
acting
as
general
to
holds
1960.
holders
cumulative
1,237
stock,
the
The
of
totaling
companies
(about $400,000)
1957.
reduction
a
out,
costs
s^ock
large
Union
Vulcan made
this
Through
pointed
of
shares
the purchase price of $90
1960, will receive the regular
this
oj.
than
of
purchase
utility
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
business
a
names:
—
CONVERSION—The
to
6,
share
a
The
reports.
com¬
Offer—
announced
was
Dec.
helots
record
share.
per
capitalization
future
directory publishing
in
respective
respective
est from Oct.
invited
addition
on
cents
cents
the
of
sale
principal
paid every year since 1952. Quarterly dividends of nine cents per share
have been paid since March 16, 1959.
1
totaled
95
totaled
offering,
shares
has
share,
per
record
merger
shares
ten
holders
the
company
from
Vulcan
high
to
the
to
1654.
p.
company
1961.
of
equal
1960.
accept the offer wtll sawe brokerage fees, and
! applicable transfer taxes, the Company states.
i
a
1,300
shares,
Last
31,
1959, sales
of
300,000
192,
30,
equal
who
pay
Some
sulted
of
dividend of $1.43%
quar ejr
Holders
than
Jan.
each holder
30.
$98,986,
cumulative
$90
at
Nov.
Sept.
$195,273,
Co.—Stock Purchase
Ala.
5%%
its
expires
share,
will
of
company
to
ended
to
completion
outstanding.—V.
Vulcan Materials
months
ended
months
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
.
10
amounted
the
retirement
loans
,
issuance
building
interests
The
the
purchase
their
Lehman
additional
of
areas
stock
common
the
operating
capital
'
100%.
contractor
Units
.
stores
from
$117,000
the
bank
number
for
reserved
are
k
for the purchase of 25,000 shares
of
the
already
a-chain
"
for
$4,490
of
outstanding
1,145,920 shs.-
.
opposite
Philadelphia
BUSINESS—The company and its wholly-owned subsidiaries
operates
of 20 retail paint stores in Detroit, Mich., and the surround¬
ing metropolitan-area.
s
premium
finance
and construction projects, the
hotels, shopping centers, apart->
ment buildings and community developments.
Principal executive offices
are located in Phoenix, Ariz.
has
company
$2,750,000
indeterminate
such
required,
proceeds
retire
shares
and
Otherwise
.
1961
BUSINESS—The
developer
be
may
debentures,
To
.oi
REDEMPTION—For
after June
as
plus
stock,
'
of the debentures become
require the comD^ny to retire $480,000
principal amount annually in the years 1965-1974, inclusive. They also
authorize the company to optionally retire up to an additional
$480,000
principal amount annually during the sinking fund period.
deemable
common
of common.stock of West:
Coast Telephone Co. in which Western Utilities Corp, already holds an
.interest, and to provide funds
($24,000)
for the purchase of 1,000
FUND—Sinking fund provisions
Dec.
of
net
as
500,000
2,750,000
"1,500,000 shs.
sinking
($678,125)
1975.
SINKING
operative
1975
follows:
a
expire
Dec.
1965
1,
the
presently
'
WARRANTS—The warrants entitle holders to purchase common
$6.25 a share on and alter June 1, 1961.
The warrants will
at
on
1,
Oct.
fund debentures due March 1, 1965,
cipal amount of 4%-secured debentures due, March
stock
common
March
due
of
used
Outstanding
due
$1)——
shares1
conversion
cured
•
.
convertible
are
due
deb.,
(par
shares
additional
be
ex¬
general funds of the company.
stock
PROCEEDS—The
the
communities, hotels, prop¬
trailer
parks,
shopping centers,
areas.
Any balance of proceeds
and
deb.,
fund
$900,000
deb.
convert,
"302,500
of
of retirement
apartments
CONVERSION—The
after
proceeds
allocated
the development
development,
and
net
has
tentatively
-
upon
'
^
PROCEEDS—Of
company
,
sinking
1965
1,
secured
514%
Common
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
secured
4%
closed.
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
Debt;
March
$77.75, plus, ac¬
offering was over¬
The
300
Corp.
Funded
priced at
the debentures;
on
and
unit
company
CAPITALIZATION
stock, and warrants to purchase five shares of
stock.
Monday, December 12, 1C60
.
owns
company
Utilities
the
Sept. 30, 1960
owned beneficially and of record
205,000 shares of the
company's stock. The offering was oversubscribed and
the
The
de¬
common
.
is
address
Its
1928.
1975, 640,000 shares of common stock, and
to purchase 800,000 shares of common stock.
common
of
as
convertible subordinated
,
was incorporated in Delaware on April 30,
Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif.
substantial 'Amounts of common stock in three1
operating public utility companies: California Water & Telephone Co.,
West Coast Telephone Co. and the Southwestern States Telephone Co.
The company also owns and operates a telephone directory publishing
business
known
as
Thomhill Publishing Co.,
a
division of Western
BUSINESS—The
nation¬
offering was made only in units, a unit consisting
$50 principal amount of debentures, four shares of
David
Victor
8
125%
minimize the
possibility that the risks involved in selling and
ministering the- variable annuity and insurance contracts and
mortality risks inherent in the variable annuity contracts will
is
in
contracts.
such
referred
reserves
period
pay-out
for
reserves
Offered—A
headed by Lehman Brothers
160,000 units comprising $8,000,000
The
pro¬
that the
Corp.—Securities
Dec.
on
warrants
of
risks
the
under
Webb
bentures due
required by local
or
contends
it
that
attending such
also
and
Valic
it
permitted
enabling
states
judgment
Valic
the
coinsured.
thus
only
written
insurance
Valic
risks
be
offered
be
offering variable annuity con¬
of
disability
coinsure
or
or
of
annuity
life
reacquire
reinsured
of
and
In
beyond limits determined
currently
of
and disability insurance
proposes to eliminate the present require¬
variable
reinsure
Valic
coinsuring
forms
Insurance
undertakings and certain
condition
a
or
that
with
order.
such
as
reinsuring,
combination
write
in
eliminate,
requests modification
necessary to enable it to offer its
the basis set forth herein without refer¬
on
aforementioned
addition, Valic
of
ment
In
contained
to
the
risks.
the
of
Valic
the extent
annuity contracts
E.)
underwriting group
principal amount of 6V2 %
the
on
experience, of the
equity investments allocated
to
as separate variable annuity account or accounts-for such contracts.'
In view of the substantially changed circumstances brought about by
'
wide
to
under
looked
Section
was
Valic
not possible for
the
first instance
was
available
under
(Del
thereon.
it
order,
assets
claimants
claimants
giving interested persons until
order
an
hearing
a
earlier
between
satisfaction
of
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
Commission has issued
20,
At
(2274)
docks
direct
■
submitted
191,
a
p.
1713.
for
'
approval to
\
for
trucks, and
connection
'J. "1
and
to
«
«.
the
Illinois
Comr
.
Volume
192
Number
6011
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2375)
55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Bloomfield School District, Los
Huntsville, Ala.
Bond Sale—The $650,000 public
improvement, series P-12 limited
tax
bonds
192,
227!—
p.
The
offered
Citizens
tional
Dec;
on
awarded
were
Southern
and
Y..
.
Bond
Sale—The
1960
revenue
6
—
v.
awarded to
a
cost
$5,000
about
7
as
4.37%,
\A..
4.10s.
Due
7..
117,000
1979
as
1993
4.40s.
Due
to
4.30s.
and
Oct.
on
1992
Due
•
:1,
V
.
as
from
as
Oct.
on
1.978.
603,000
1
inclusive.
Oct.
on
1,
1994.
ALASKA
Sitka, Alaska
Bond
Sale—An issue of $2,200,municipal utilities junior rev¬
000
bonds
enue
Alaska
6s.
as
Jan.
was
Lumber
Dated
sold
to
The
&
Pulp Co., Inc.,
July 1, 1960. Due on
1 from 1961 to 2000 inclusive.
Interest
J-J:
Legality approved
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle,
V .;,V
il
: •
.
r
"ARIZONA
Coconino
County, Williams School
District No. 2 (P. O. Flagstaff), *
Arizona
awarded
were
—
-
•
5s.
as
1961
The
to
office.
and
120,000
School
fered
District,' Orange
7—v.. 192,
T.
&
4
29
sold
was
to the
A., of
Dated Jan. 4, 1961. Due on Jan.
from
1962
to
1986
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
at
the
County Treasurer's
S.
A., of San Francisco,
at a price of 101.147, a
41As,
Nov,
on
San Francisco.
2169—were
p.
School
Bank of America N. T. & S.
Sale—The- $250,000 elec¬
1958, series E bonds offered
Dec.
Union
District,
Sonoma County, Calif.
Bond Sate—An issue of $57,000
school, series A—1961 bonds of¬
County, Calif.
*
Adobe
Old
awarded to The Bank of America
as
$40,000
160,000
Bond
N.
Sept.
on
inclusive.
Due
15,
able
Dec.
on
15
from 1963 to 1965 inclusive.
2%S. Due
as
on
and0196£
as
3s. Due
lon nnn
180,000
.
Dec.
offered
Dec.
on
6
sold
was
to
Colorado
DeltQi
a
syndicate headed by the Bank of
pricfa?
u
^i'nnnnpan
iOO-O?6*
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Morgan
Guaranty
B.
College of Colorado,
Boar
15
j
'
Offering—L,
State
Bond Sale—The $1,330,000 stu-.
dent housing revenue 1960 bonds
offered on Dec. 2—v. 192, p. 2169 San Diego Unified School
District, —" Were awarded to the Federal
San Diego County, Calif.
Housing
and
Home
Finance
Bond Sale —An issue of $10,- Agency, as 3y8s, at a price of par.
000 000 school
1960, series A bonds
basis of about 4.13%.
Bond
Dec.
Adams
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive
irv?i aS 1972.
on
1®'
1971 and
,
•
Orange Unified School District,
Orange County, Calif.
COLORADO
15;
^
on
office.
Claremont Unified School District.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1989 inclusive.
2V2S. Due
as
Dec.
on
1962.
of
,
on
1980
to
192,
basis of about 4.20%.
tion
1, 1960. Due
1962
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
America N. T. & S. A.,
Francisco, and Associates,
4V4S,- at1 a price of 100.471, a
as
from
1
$108,000 school
Nov. 29—v.
on
Dated Sept.
.
of San
on
192, p. 2271 — were
syndicate composed
of
Bank
:
offered
& 'Mayes, Inc., Hugo
Co.,
Thornton,
Mohr,
Farish, Inc., Stubbs, Watkins &
Lombardo, Inc., and Berney Perry
&
Co., at a price? of par, a net
interest
1863
p.
$725,000 water
bonds
&
follows:
bonds offered
■
Hendrix
Marx
Bond Sale—The
Centralis
Opelika, Ala.
of
to
Na¬
Bank, of Atlanta, and Asso¬
ciates.
Dec.
5—v.
Angeles County, Calif
Colorado
Bond Sale—An issue of
municipax
light
bonds
and
$155,000
power
offered*
rev-
Nov.
was
16
sold to Bosworth, Sullivan &
c
ln
enue
3
as
on
'ri
p
t
()99
f 10Q
Wallace, Trust Co., of New
York, First
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes— County Clerk, will receive sealed
Boston Corp.,
Smith, Barney &
CONNECTICUT
vig, County Clerk, will receive bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on Jan.
Co., Northern Trust Co., of Chi¬
sealed bids in his office in Los
3
for the
Hartford County Metropolitan
purchase of $715,000
cago, Wells Fargo Bank American
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (PST) on election
District (P. O. Hartford),
1960,
series
A
bonds.
Trust Co., of San Francisco, Mer¬
Jan. 3 for the purchase of $295,000
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb.
Connecticut
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
school bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
1
from
1962
to
1977
Bond
inclusive. Smith
Offering — Benjamin N.
Inc., Dean Witter & Co.,
Due on Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1986
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬ Weeden &
Co., Seattle-First Na- Booma, Deputy
District Treasinclusive.
Principal and interest able at the County Treasurer's tional
Bank, of Seattle.
urer> Wl11 receive sealed bids until
office.
(F-A)
payable
at
the .County
Legality
approved
by.
Philadelphia National Bank, of ^ec*
^or
Purehase of $4,Treasurer's office.
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
Philadelphia, John Nuveen & Co.; 000,000 bonds.
geles.
►ond Sale —The $231,000 elec¬
William R. Staats & Co., ShearShelton, Conn.
tion, 1957,, series E bonds offered
son, Hammill & Co., E. F. Hutton
Pacific Grove Unified School Dist*,
Bond Offering—Edward L. Milon Nov, 29—v. 192, p. 2067—were
& Co.. City National Bank & Trust
Monterey County, Calif.
ier> chy Treasurer, will receive
awarded
to
The' First
Western
Co., Commerce Trust Co., both of sealed bids until 2
Bond Sale—The $230,000 school,
p.m. (EST) on
Bank & Trust Co., of San Fran¬
Kansas City, Wm. E. Pollock & Dec. 13
for the purchase of $305,series C bonds offered on Nov. 28
cisco, and Hill Richards & Co.,
Co., Inc., Stone & Youngberg, QOO fire house bonds. Dated Dec.
•V—v.
192, p. 2067—were awarded
jointly,rrasi 3.3/4S,- at a u price of to The: First
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.
y
1960i Due on Dec. 1 from 1961
Western
Bank
&
102.008, a basis of about 3.52%.
Gregory & Sons, J A Hogle & & 1980 inclusive.
Trust Co., of San Francisco, and
Principal and
v
V
"
■
;
v
'
iFlorin Water District, Sacramento
Hill Richards & Co., jointly.
F0,L.
y ?a!l ' £
interest payable at The Conne'cliland, F. S. Smithers & Co., Brush. cux National
County, Calif.
Bank, in Shelton.
Pleasant Valley School District,
Slocumb & Co., Inc., A. G. Ed¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $135,000
Ventura County, Calif.
wards & Sons, Freeman & Co.,
DELAWARE
water revenue bonds offered on
Hooker & Fay, Johnston, Lemon
Bond Offerin g—Robert L.
Nov.
28
was
sold
to
Delaware (State of)
Barcus,
Hamm, County Clerk, will receive & Co., Kenower, MacArthur &
Kindred & Co.
^
sealed bids until 11 a.m., (PST) on
Co., Lawson, Levy,. Williams &
^ond Sale — The $3,299,000
Garden Grove School District,
Dec. 27: for the purchase of $230,Stern, Irving Lundborg & Co..
.
•
,
Bond
school
Sale—An
bonds
was
as
offered
of
$15,000
Nov.
on
14
Refsnes, Ely, Beck &
3%s, at a price of 100.09,
Bond
Offering—L.
school
000
Orange County, Calif.
sold to
Co.,
issue
series
B.
Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
building, election 1960,
bonds.
B
Dated
Jan.
15,
McMaster
Hutchinson
&
Co.,
Shuman,
nfjlPfnn
nqo
bonds offered on Dec. 2
v, 192,
p:
^OS-were awarded to a syndlcate headed ^ Kidder, Peabody
William S. Morris &. Co.
Agnew
& Co., Stein
Stockyards Na- & Co;, as 3s, at a price of 100.539,.
Bank, of Wichita, Wells & a basis of about 2.93%.
until 11 a.m. (PST) on
School District No. 41 (P. O.
Treasurer's office.
Christensen,
Inc.,
Arthur
L.
Other members of the syndithe purchase of $674,000 election
Phoenix), Ariz.
Wright & Co., Inc., Continental £ate
w e„r e„ as
?l.ows'0
1959, series B bonds. Dated Jan.
Riverside Parking District No. I,-,
Bond Offering—Rhea Averill,
Bank & Trust Co., of ; Salt Lake Stearns & Co.;>; Laidlaw
& Oo.;„
15, 1961. Due on Jan. 15 from,.
California
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
Super¬
City, Dallas Union Securities Co., Alex, Brown & Sons; B. J. Van
1962 to 1986 inclusive. Principal,,
\7 Bond Sale
The $1,650,000, Inc.,
visors,; will receive sealed bids and interest
Sutherland
&
Co.
*nSen & Co., Inc.; W.H. Morton
Ryan,
(J-J) payable at the
until 11 a.m. (MST)
parking bonds offered on Dec. 6 Stern, FYank, Mever & Fox. R. D
on Dec. 12
& Oa; Brown Bros^ Harriman &
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
—v.
for the purchase of $50,000 school
192, p. 2169—were awarded
White & Co. and C. N. White & Oo.; Courts ,& Co.; C. F. Childs
ity approved by O'Melveny &
to a syndicate headed by Merrill
bonds.
Dated Jan.
q0
*
Co.; F. S. Yantis & Co.; Hallowell,
1, 1961.
Due
Myers, of Los Angeles.
on July 1 from 1968 to 1975 inclu¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Sulzberger, Jenks,: Kirkland Co.;
Maria Jomt Union High Sch.
La Mesa-Spring Valley Sch. Dist.,
McCormick & Co.; Stern, Lauen
sive.
Inc., at a price of 100.002, a net
Principal and interest (J-J)
District, Santa Barbara County,
San Diego County, Calif.
&
Co ; Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,,
interest cost of about 4.13%, as
payable at the County Treasurer's
;
office.
Bond Offering
^**CaltformaT
lnc.\ and F. Brittain Kennedy
R. B. James,; follows:
Legality
approved
by.
Bond Offering — J. E. Lewis.
Co
Gust, Rosenfeld & Divelbess, of County Clerk, will receive sealed $405,000 as 5V2S. Due on July 1
County Clerk, will receive sealed
/
bids until 10:30 a.m.
Phoenix.
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
;
(PST) on.
bids at his office in Santa BarWilmington, Del.
Dec. 20 for the purchase of $880,- >
1,245,000 as 4s. Due on July 1
bara, until 10 a.m. (PST) on Dec.
Bond Sale—The $7,050,000 genCALIFORNIA
000 school, series C bonds. Dated
from 1971 to 1986 inclusive.
19
for the purchase of $500,000 eral obligation bonds offered on
Jan. 15, 1961, Due, on Jan. 15 from
Other members of the syndicate
Antelope Valley Joint Union High
1960 school, series A bonds. Dated
Dec. 7 — v. 192, p. 2272 — were
1966
to
1986
inclusive.
Interest
School Dist., Los Angeles County,
were as follows: Stone & YoungDec.
10, 1960. Due on Dec.
10 awarded to a syndicate headed by#
J-J. Legality approved by Orrick,
California
'*■'
berg, Taylor & Co., B. J. Van
from 1961 to 1985 inclusive, Prin- the
First Boston Corp., Phelps,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, In gen & Co., Juran & Moody,
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
cipal and interest (J-D) payable Fenn & Co., Goldman, Sachs &
■r oi San Francisco.
at the County Treasurer's office.
Inc., Boettcher & Co., Allisonelection 1958, series D bonds of¬
Co., and Glore, Forgan & Co., as
Williams Co., and First California
fered on Nov. 29—v.:192, p.. 2067
3.10s, at a price of 100.15999, a
.Lafayette School District, Contra
Saugus Union School District,
basis of about 3.08%,
Costa County; Calif.
Company.
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Los Angeles County, Calif.
headed by the Bank of America
Bond Sale—The $195,000 school
Other members of the syndicate
Roseville City School District,
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco,
1960, series A & E bonds offered
Placer County, Calif.
+• Bo?QK?ale ~~ThA
tion 1959 series A bonds offered were as follows: R. W. Pressprich
as
41/2S, at a price of 101.068,..a on Nov. 29—v. 192, p. 2169—were
& Co
Dean witter & Co. ston6
Bond Offering — L. Rechenon
Dec
7—v. 192, p
2068—were
basis of about 4.39%.
awarded to the Bank of America
& Webster Securities Corp.; J. C.
macher, County Clerk, will re¬
N. T. & S. A., of San
Other members of the syndicate
Francisco, ceive sealed bids at his office in ?TwaIde,,d 1° ^he ®aSk
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco, Bradford & Co.; Francis I. duPont
^
0f Michiean Cornoat a price of 100.035, a net interest
were
as
follows: Dean Witter &
Auburn, until 10 a.m. (PST) on and Associates, as 4V4s, at a price
cost of about
tion'.' Folger Noian Fleming-W
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
3.85%, as follows: ■
Dec. 20 for the purchase of $245,of 100.594, a basis of about 4.19%. rallon> ^01geL ^oian, rieming w.
B.
Hibbs
&
&
Smith Inc.,
Co.,
Inc.; RaffenStone & Young$81,000 as 5s. Due on Jan. 1 from 000 school 1960, series A bonds.
Vista Irrigation District, San
1982 to 1970 inclusive.
sperger* Hughes & Co., Inc., and
berg, Weeden & Co., Wagenseller
*
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1
& Durst, Fred D. Blake & Co.,
Diego County, Calif.
Byrd Brothers;
9,000 as 4s. Due on Jan. 1, 1971. from 1963 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
a
basis of about 3.70%.
-
bids
his
at
office
in
Santa
Ana,
Jan. 3 for
Maricopa County, Gilbert Elem.
.
1961. Due
on
Jan. 15 from 1962 to
inclusive.
1974
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
County
terest
Bros.
&
Boyce.
tional
T
—
.
•
„
™
—
.
rr
.
r
.
-n
,
r
.
.
>
-
,
,
.
,
°t,Amentia
„
•
and C.
N. White & Co.
Atwater School District,
30,000
60,000
County, Calif. '
Bond
Offering—E.
T.
from
Merced
5,000
(PST)
on
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
at
the
1
Jan.
on
on
Due
on
Jan.
Jan.
1 from
,
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality,
(F-A)
payable
County Treasurer's
office.
1, 1981
1982.
Los
Angeles County (P. O.
Angeles), Calif.
Buenaventura
vig,
County
sealed
bids
Angeles,
of San Francisco.
000,000
Dec.
13
Clerk,
at
until
for
his
9
the
hospital
will
office
a.m.
purchase
facilities
—v.
192,
The
receive
to
in
Los
Bank,
on
Barth
&
of
$7,-
bonds.
Jan.
of 100.042
about
San
a
2.96%,
19
11
until
the
for
1981
Due
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1
purchase
from
Interest
awarded
National
Francisco,
jointly, at
net
as
interest
follows:
J.
price
and
a
cost
of
1964
to
J-J.
Municipal Water District,
Riverside County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Iris L.
Frohlich,
Secretary of the Board of Directors, will receive sealed bids
her
10
a.m.
office
(PST)
purchase
of
in
on
Riverside,
until
Dec. 14 for the
$1,150,000
Cape Canaveral Hospital District
(P. O. 26 North Atlantic Ave.,
Cocoa Beach), Fla.
Bond
Sale—The $450,000 hospi¬
tal building
Western
at
FLORIDA
(PST)
a.m.
of
$1,200,000 irrigation system im¬
provement bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
on
Nov. 29
on
p.
Co.,
District,
$600,000 school
2067—were
Crocker-Anglo
of
(PST)
School
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
County, Calif.
series C bonds offered
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Bond
be
1961.
San
Bond Sale—The
Los
Bond
Orrick,
by
of San Francisco.
Ventura
Legality
approved
by
Orrick;
DahlquM. Harrington & Sutcliffe,
approved
Dahlquist. Herrington & Sutcliffe,
•
1, 1981.
Dec. 13 for the
purchase of $78 000 school bonds.
cipal and interest
Jan.
1974 inclusive.
Due
Is.
as
and
on
1980 inclusive.
4s.
as
Due
4s. Due
as
10 000
bids at his office in Merced, until
a.m.
1972 to
1975 to
Johnson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
11
33/4S.
as
water
limited tax bonds of-:
fered on Nov. 29
were
awarded
y,
192, p. 1863
to John
Nuveen
&
Co fM Beil
^Hough joint^
a P/nCf
cos* * about 4.40%, as follow .
$100,000
as
41/^s.
Due
on
July
1 from 1964 to 1968 inclusive,
350,000 as 4.40s. Due on July 1
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2376)
Dade County (P. O.
v
retired
Miami), Fla.
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro¬
posed sale of $12,000,000 highway
general obligation bonds on Dec;
13
has been
The bonds will be re-
192,
v.
—
postponed.
2272
p.
offered in the
near
Florida
—
Board
Education
of
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Pike
outstanding.
Turnpike earnings
times
1.51
ments
State
the
started
650,000. A total of $65,350,000 of
the original issue of $74,000,000 is
were
future.
since
a
for October
interest
require¬
1.39
the
with
compared
month
same
school
state
Manuel
ago,
year
said.
offered
Dec.
on
6
James F. Magurno &
Additional
$225,000
school
Sale
Nassau
time
same
4
state
bonds
to
1962
150,000
;
r
inclusive.
1972 to 1981
from
Other members of the
were
works
Additional
;$350,000
Sale
issue of
An
—
County
Marion
state
school revenue, series C bonds of¬
The
to
-
the
at
sold
was
City, at
$121,000
Chicago, at
$425,000
Due
1
1960.
Due
from
1
Jan.
on
1962
to
State Bank, in
Hartford City. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
1,
-
Due on Dec.
1963.
Indiana
The Trustees
of, Bloomington, Ind.
23/4s.
1964
1,
1,610,000
1970 to
from
inclusive.
Dec.
on
1
inclusive.
1973
3V4S.
as
£974
from
Due
3s.
as
(CST)
a.m.
Dec. 22 for
on
purchase of $1,715,000 student
apartment
1959
revenue
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1959. Due on April
1 from 1962 to 1999 inclusive. In¬
terest A-O.
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.
of
Miller,
&
Ice
1
Dec.
1
to 1980 inclusive.
v.
192,
to
a
—
Shields
—
&
2068 — were
composed of
Salomon Bros. &
p.
Hutzler,
Co.;
and
—
the
at
time
same
sola~in
was
a
syndicate headed by Phelps, Fenn
&
Co., at a price of 100.0276, a net
interest cost of about 3.79%, as
follows:
," •
V V
^
$90,000
4s. Due on June 1 from
as
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
•
■
160,000
33/4s.
as
Due
levard
mens
Co., Inc.; National Bou¬
June 1
on
follows: Pierce,
Boat-
National Bank, of St. Louis;
MacArthur
Co.;
&
White-Phillips
Co.;
John
W.
Co.; McCormick & Co.;
Allen, Olson & Beaumont,
Clarke
Other members of the syndicate
Chicago;
of
Bank,
Kenower,
1981 inclusive.
from 1972 to
C. J. Devine & Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Equi¬
table
Securities
Corporation; R.
S. Dickson & Co., Inc., Wm. E.
Corp.;
Pollock &
Ray
&
Carrison,
Wulbern, Inc., Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc., McDonnell & Co., Stern
Brothers & Co., Howard C. Traywick & Co., Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., Inc., Sterne, Agee & Leach,
Inc.; Channer Newman Securities
and Arch W. Roberts.
erage
were
as
State
Authority
Turnpike
(P. O. Fort Lauderdale), Fla.
Gross
Revenue
October
of
October
—
Sunshine
the
showed
month
a
25th
Au¬
Increases
the
over
October
The increase
Gross
from
which
for
year
showed a
than 12%
period
same
first
fiscal
the
of
April 1
little more
a
last
year,
Manuel said.
Total
period
fiscal
the
for
revenue
of
$3,148 077.73 for a gain
$338,913.93. Net revenue for
the
seven
for
an
was
months
increase
Traffic
tial
of
gam
also
in
of
showed
with
with
compared
1959
a
with
month.
Due on
1
sealed
(CST)
on
of
Dec.
Due on
Dec.
Due
a
of
total
Nov.
—
1967.
yup
the
.
Chairman Manuel reported that
during October the Authority re¬
tired an additional $675,000 of its
revenue bonds to bring the total
1963 to 1990
Callable as of July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
1
The
Sale
waterworks
to
awarded
posed
of¬
bonds
192, p. 2068—
a
Phelps,
of
$1,940,000
revenue
Dec. 6—v.
on
were
group
Fenn
com¬
& Co.;
Corp.;
Stone & Webster Securities
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
First
of
Michigan
Corporation,
and
1
from
as
1961
140,000
Due
on
price
Due
1
Sept.
inclusive.
1963
to
3s.
as
a
follows:
5s.
as
Co., at
net interest cost of
a
3.04%,
$385,000
inclusive.
&
McDonnell
100.0406,
about
on
Sept.
1,
1964.
465,000
as
from
The' $1,500,000
950.000
from
Due on Sept., 1
inclusive.
2%s.
to 1867'
1965
as
Due
3s.
1968
on
1
inclusive.
1972
to
Sept.
IOWA
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; McCormack &
Co., and McMaster Hutchinson &
Co., at a price of 100.002, a net in¬
Ames, Iowa
Sale—An issue of $52,000
cago;
terest cost of about
2.90%,
lows:...
as
fol¬
-
as
from
730,000
23/4s.
Due
on
Dec.
1
Bond
special assessment street improve¬
was
3s.
1970 to
Due
on
Dec. 1 from
sold
Savings Bank, of
a
price of par.
Dated Dec. 1,
1
from
gality
1973 inclusive.
on
Ames
The
to
Ames,
Nov.
29
Trust
as
on
June
1961 to 1970 inclusive. Le¬
approved
Herrick
by
tal
&
offered
/On
[56—were
Nov.
hospi¬
assessment
of
bonds
to Carleton D. Beh Co.
17—v.
Cedar
Bond
Rapids, Iowa
—
Harold
Offering
G.
awarded to
Cruttenden7~~Fodesta & Co., as
2%s, at a price of 100.378, a basis
Schaefer, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
of about 2.67%.
on
Dec.
bids until
20
for
the
purchase
of
Secretary of the Board of
Baird,
Trustees, will receive sealed
until 10
(EST)
a.m.
bids
Dec. 16 for
on
of $420,000 housing
hall revenue bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1959. Due on Nov. 1
from 1962 to 1999 inclusive. In¬
purchase
the
dining
Legality approved by
terest M-N.
Fleischer, of Louisville.
Grafton &
Offering
Bond
—
Ky.
William
will
Clerk,
City
Plain,
bids until 7:30 p.m.
sealed
P.
receive
(CST)
7.30 p.m.
1962
Missouri
.
fire
Valley, Iowa
The $24,500
Sold
Not
Bonds
sold.
—
LOUISIANA
p,
Bonds
Jones,
H.
will receive sealed
(CST) on Dec. 19
purchase of $24,500 fire
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m.
for'the
not sold.
Bond
Nov.
28
192,
v.
—
awarded
2169 —were
p.
Carleton
The
to
D.
on
of
Clerk,
bonds.
on
1964
Due
from 1965 to
1
inclusive.
on Nov.
1967 inclusive.
2V2S.
as
Nov.
Due
1962 to
from
30,000
1
(P. O. Rouston), La.
•
r
Offering
of the
Parish
School Board, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Jan.
sold
to
$100,000
Topeka.
of
Due
Dated Dec.
June
on
inclusive.
1981
interest
1
from
Principal
payable
(J-D)
Treasurer's
office.
1,;
1962
Thalmann & Co., Reynolds
&
Co.,
John
Nuveen
&
Co.,
Wertheim & Co., Shearson, Ham&
Co.,
Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co., Stroud & Co., Dick & MerleSmith, R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.,
Hirsch & Co.,
Francis I. duPont & Co., W. E.
Button
&
Co., Weeden & Co.,
J. C. Bradford & Co., Gregory &
Sons, Rand & Co., B r a m h a 11,
Falion & Co., King, Quirk & Co.,
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
Judell, of New Orleans.
'
-
Co., Baxter & Co.,
Co., McDonnell' &
Co., Tripp & Co., H. V. Sattley &
Co., Field, Richards & Co., R. D.
White & Co., J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley & Co.,
Westheimer
&
Co.,
Arthur
L.
Wright & Co., MacKall & Co.,
Baumeartner,
Downing
&
Co.,
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co., and
Saunders, Stiver & Co.
&
Director
velle,(CST)
sealed
E.
Finance,
of
until
bids
10
De-
will
a.m.
Dec. 22 for the purchase
on
of $660,000 new series
paving cer¬
tificates, issue 1961, series H lim¬
ited tax bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
Due
on
KENTUCKY
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at any bank or trust
company designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder.
of New York
29
—
awarded
Pohl
&
v.
to
p.
Bond
192,
Jan. 5 for the purchase of
bonds. Dated Feb.
Callable
of Feb. 1,< 1971. In¬
Legality approved by
Cox & Judell, of New
Foley,
as
Orleans.
MARYLAND
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond Sale
The $12,500,000
state highway construction, second
Issue, series Q revenue bonds of¬
—
Dec. 7—v.
on
awarded
a
headed by Eastman Dillon,
3.29%,
follows:
as
$2,800,000
revenue
192, p. 2170—
to
syndicate
Union
Securities
&
Co.,
and
Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
were
County (P.O.
Louisville), Ky.
Bond Offering—W. M. Lamont,
Fiscal Court Clerk, wilh receive
$1,850,000 school building
$725,000
1, 1961. Due on
F-A.
terest
Co., jointly.
bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST)
21 for the purchase of
Mont¬
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1991 inclusive.
& Co.,
Dec.
T.
Clerk, will receive
a.m. (CST) on
sealed bids until 11
Jefferson
sealed
Offering—Roy
gomery, Town
2170—
Magnus
City.
Winnsboro, La.
fered
Nov.
Legality approved
by Wood, King, Dawson & Logan,
County (P. O.
Owensboro), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $155,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
were
to 1977
July 1 from 1963
inclusive.
&
Fahnestock
on
New Orleans, La.
Offering—Robert
.
Bond
Co.,
&
Haupt
Talmage
and
1963
M-S.
.
burg,
Ira
from
&
receive
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Laden-
mill
1
Interest
ana
at the
Legality
approved by Dean & Dean, of To¬
peka.
of $1,840,000
"March
1,
Dated
March
on
inclusive.
1981
Securities
Columbian
The
to
purchase
bonds.
Due
treatment plant bonds was
Corp.,
1960.
the
for
18
to
Augusta, Kan.
Morelle Em¬
—
Secretary
school
KANSAS
sewage
• - v
■.
Bond
1961.
Bond Sale—An issue of
sealed
improvement
Lincoln Parish School Districts
mons,
2.40s.
receive
will
public
$275,000
cost
as
.
Beh
follows:
$28,000
/yV :;y'
\
bids until Dec. 16 for the purchase
price' .of 100.015, a net
of about 2.46%, as
a
interest
sewer
.offered
$275,000
Leesville, La.Bond Offering—Jerry C. Dean,
Town
bonds
construction
V
.
y
t.
Vy;
Ottumwa, Iowa
Sale—The $58,000
Sold—The
Not
public improvement bonds offered
on Nov. 30—v. 192, p. 2069—were
'i
equipment bonds.
r
Leesville, La.
.'
Offering—Wm.
Interest
inclusive.
1994
to
J-DyVy;;; V'v..
bonds offered on
2272—were not
equipment
5—v. 192,
Dec.
on
issue
offered at the same time was sold
Sale—The $100,000
bonds
special
$86,000
County (P.
Indiana
Bond
Sale —An
Additional
(P. O. Pikeville), Ky.
BondOfferin g—William J.
Daviess
1960. Due
of Kentucky
Pikeville College
on
Dec.
15 for the purchase of
(CST)
on
Dec.
15 for the
purchase of $120,000 water revenue refunding
and
improvement bonds.
Dated
$200,000 special assessment street
Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
improvement bonds.
sealed
3%s,
Langdon, of Des Moines.
INDIAN/^
receive
will
Clerk,
1, 1957 of the State
Sacramento,
Or-
$30,-
obligation
of Kentucky.
*
City
agent for
general
3%
bonds of Nov.
,
Marshalltown, Iowa
Offering—Rena Van
V;
&
at
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
as
offered
bonds
ment
1961—were awarded
p.
Trust Company
paying
000,000,
and
to the Carleton D. Beh Co.
State
South Bend, Ind.
:Bond
fered
192,
mortgage rev¬
Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
of the Northern Trust Co. of Chi¬
Boone
15—v.
p.m.
—
14,550^23
in
1
Na¬
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
building bonds offered on
v.
192, p. 2169 — were
to a syndicate composed
30
4s, at a price of
as
-
first
awarded
1L6%.
was
12,934,207
Sale
thejy*59
was
October
total
No.
Co.,
were
*
par.
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
County School District
108 (P.O. Pekin), III.
Bond
&
Dec. 15 for the purchase
bonds.
enue
until
bids
$1,650,000
of
inclusive.
to 1973
1'
the pi
usmg
increase
in
Mileage
1971
Dec.
inclusive.
1970
2.90s.
as
of the School
Corporation, will re¬
ceive
Tazewell
substan¬
a
comnared with 281.211 in
12.5%
1966 to
$770,000
11.27%.
October
The
2%s.
as
250,000
Due on
1965
to
$2,346,614.04
was
313,842 vehicles
month.
1962
620,000
school
the
began
the
Corporation;
Co.; Weeden &
2V2S.
as
from
all
$39,339.16.
revenue
of
$940,000
from
was
months
&
Co.;
Co., and Rand & Co., at a price of
100.035, a net interest cost of about
2.71%, as follows:
months
same
revenue
seven
over
Securities
&
time
same
Secretary
derson,
Building
2169—were
p.
Securities
Bradford
C.
(P. O. North Haute), Ind.
Bond Offering — Winston Hen¬
years.
$388,676.18 compared
month.
was
gain
J.
192,
syndicate composed
a
Union
Equitable
shown
have
with $349,337.02 in the 1959
.
to
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Eastman
Dillon,
which
in
month
5—v.
Dec.
awarded
the
marked
revenues
,in the preceding
sources
the
B.
III.
improvement bonds offered
from
Turnpike
In
of
this
consecutive
same
Thomas
ago,
said
slightly
the
over
Manuel, Chairman
thority, said.
Manuel
Parkway
of
the
Jansen
$30,000
at
awarded to
offered
bonds
Agent—Chemical
York
New
named
:
1 e—The
a
revenue
C0.7 (at'
School Building Corp.
Otter Creek
payable
at
the
Merchants
tional Bank, in Terre Haute.
Sale—The $1,810,000 sew¬
Bond
of
for
revenue
State
11%
year
11%
gross
increase
an
than
more
Up
of
basis of about 2.95%.
a
v.
Quincy,
on
Florida
First National Bank,
Co., and
Peoria.
S
Additional
sewer
(State of)
Kentucky
100.028,
at a price of
about 3.99%.
4s,
of
as
basis
group
Marine Trust Com¬
Additional Sale
An issue of
Other members
of the syndi¬ pany of Western New York, Buf¬
$250,000 Leon County state school/ cate were as follows: First Boston
falo, as 3s, at a price of 100.349,
J revenue, series D bondsXpfferej
Co.,
a
City
The
$1,040,000
school building bonds offered on
awarded
Due on Dec.
The
—
Cutler,
v
Names Paying
is
$35,000 sewer
special assessment bonds offered
on Nov. 28—v.
192, p. 2169—were
awarded to Shaw, McDermott &
Bond
Sale
Bond
of Chicago, v
price of
a
Horn, Iowa
Sale
Bond
mar,
Offering—J. A. Franklin,
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Due on Dec. 1
1969
to
at
inclusive.
interest
and
'
approved by Chapman &
Bank
Bond
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
-V
as
4V£s,
as
Elk
University,
Bond
until 10
of
Dec.
on
Co.,
inclusive.
Callable
as
of
Latimer, Iowa
Bond
Sale—The $32,000 street
1, 1971. Principal and inter¬
(J-J) payable at the Citizens construction bonds offered on Nov.
the
1962.
4V4S.
as
March
on
Due
5s.
and
1961
1972 to 1981 inclusive.
1 from
until
$960,000 sewage works
improvement bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Co.,
Trust
&
cost
as
300,000
inclusive.
bids
Dec. 15 for the pur¬
on
of
Illinois
follows:
as
3V2S. Due on March 1
229,000 as 3.80s.
building
192,
price of 100.0175, a
of about 3.14%,
a
interest
net
from
1962 to 1971
from
Bank
2,030,000
as
chase
5—v.
the Continental
and
National
follows:
as
Dec.
on
dicate
Inc.,
net interest cost of about 3.74%,
a
school
offered
2068—were awarded to a syn¬
headed
by Blyth & Co.,
p.
(CST)
p.m.
Beh
Sale—The $7,800,000 gen¬
obligation
bonds
sealed
on
.....
Clerk-Treasurer,
City
receive
Principal
(J-D) payable at the Bank of
Louisville, in Louisville. Legality
awarded to The Carleton D.
were
interest
payable
Bank, in
Hartford City, Ind.,
will
.
south¬
sewer system
bonds of¬
Dec. 5—v. 192, p. 2272—
hills
fered
.
Sale—The $367,000
Bond
ern
.
100.1158.
Bond Offering—Jeannette Stein-
Jan.
Avenue, Peoria), III.
eral
and
Principal
to
Des Moines, Iowa
,
1, 1960. Due on
bonds. Dated Dec.
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980
bonds.
revenue
1995
a
(P. O. 3202 N. Wisconsin
Bond
Bank, of
price of 100.031,
a
at
par.
County School District No.
ISO
National
Bay
Panama
time
same
43/4S,
as
1965
1961
at the
Citizens
Lewisville.
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
est
syndicate
Wallace, Geruldsen & Co.,
Rand & Co., Tripp & Co., Inc.,
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Interstate
Securities Corp., Ralph A. Potts,
J. R. Ross & Co., Field, Richards
& Co., J. A. Overton & Co., and
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.
Housing and Home
Agency,
price of
Hutzler, Bache & Co., Reynolds &
fered
192, p. 2068—were awarded
to the Federal
Peoria
Co.,
Dec.
on
30 from
Dec.
brunner,
offered
bonds
1960
enue
the
purchase of $12,Dated Jan. 1,
Due semi-annually on June
and
.
receive
on
Monday, December 12, 1960
Callable.
Gillespie,
(EST)
.
parking
vehicle
motor
facilities
bonds.
school
1961.
30
5s.
as
$695,000 water¬
and sewerage system rev¬
follows: Salomon Bros. &
as
Inc.,
III.
Justice,
Finance
inclusive.
1971
3.80s. Due on June 1
as
000
to
Bond Sale—The
1—v.
4s. Due on June 1 from
as
sold
was
The White-Phillips Co.,
sold
was
bonds
revenue
sewer
headed
follows:
as
'$75,000
.
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
by Ira
Haupt & Co., at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 3.83%,
syndicate
a
III.
Herrin,
$1,700,000
Town¬
will
Trustee,
for
17
Dec.
State
to
issue of
Township
(J-D)
ILLINOIS
Co.
An
—
County
series B
revenue,
offered at the
to
sold
was
Offering—Carl
Bond
inclusive.
bonds
revenue
School
Township
ship (P. O. Lewisville), Ind.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,000,000
Franklin
operations in January 1957 to $8,-
,\.
as
5s.
Due
on
Jan.
1
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
700,000
1,400,000
<
,
Due
on
Jan.
1,
•
as
23/4s. Due on Jan. 1,
1967 and 1968/
600,000
;;
314s.
as
1966..
•
as
1969 to
.
•
3s, Due on Jan. 1 from
1971
inclusive.
Volume
,400,000
3.10s.
as
1972 and
200,000
192
Due
1973..
3.20s.
as
1974.
Number 6011
Due
>
Jan.
on
Jan.
3.35%.
1,
wrO
•
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec.
,
'
6,400,000
.
.
1975
„
3V4s. Due
as
onJanil,
1
and..1976.
Other
of
the
inclusive.
1980
to
National Bank, of
Legality ..approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
The
syndi¬
follows: C..J. Devine
as
1961
from
Principal and interest payable at
members
cate were
Co., jointly, as 3.40s, at
a basis of about
price of 100.414,
a
on
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
P. Fogg &
1,
..
.
.
.
.
&
Co., White, Weld & Co;, Salo¬
Bros. & Hutzler- Hallgarten
Co., Lee Higginson Corp./ A. C.
Allyn.~& Co.,; Inc.; Kuhn, 'Loeb: &
mon
awarded to Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., and Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., jointly, at a price of 100.096,
a net interest cost of about
4.01%,
follows:
as
$60,000
Merchants
Boston.
from 1961
•
Detroit, Mich.
,
Bond
&
c/o
The
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: First National
State
Trust
Company,
111 Franklin St., Boston, until, 11
a.m.
(EST) on Dec. 14 for: the
purchase of $250,000 school loan
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1960.
Due
on
Dec.
from
15
1961
to
1970
were
City Bank, of New York, Blyth &
First' Boston
Corp.,
Philadelphia National Bank, of
Co.,1 Inc.,
special
gality
Company, in Boston. Le¬
approved
by Ropes,, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg* of Boston.
-Bond
eral
Sale—The
obligation
fered
at
a
>
$234,000
6—v.
-awarded
192,
The
to
2273
:
on
1959
Rand
Dec.
5—v.
awarded
192,
the
to
price of
a
&
Dec. 12
Bond Sale—The
192,
The
Nov. 30—
on
Trust
Co.,
1980
Paddock &
Sale—The
bonds offered
2170
p.
Industrial
Providence,
100.01,
Nov.
on
192,
to
National
Bank, of
2J/4S, at a price of
as
inclusive.
Principal
000
special
from
Bond Sale—An issue of
to
offered
Dec.
on
Ladenburg,
1
Thalmann
sold
&
Co.,
Bank,
as
2.80s,
basis of
and the Industrial National
of
Providence,
at
price of
about 2.75%.
a
jointly,
100.101, a
:
.
,
.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Nov.
from
1961
to
1975
inclusive.
1
1962
1970 inclusive.
to
i
Livonia School District,
Bond
Offering—A.
Mc¬
the
until 8
Bank, of Bos¬
ton. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
; v "'
,
Massachusetts Institute
of
Tech¬
nology (P. O. Boston), Mass.
Bond Offering—Julius A. Strat-
ton, President, will receive sealed
bids
at
the
Old
Colony- Trust
Company, 45 Milk Street, Boston,
until noon (EST) on Dec. 23 for
the purchase of ' $400,000 dining
facilities
1959
Dated Oct.
1, 1959. Due
from
to
1962
1999
on
p.m. (EST) on Jan. 12 for
purchase of $4,440,000 school
and building bonds.
Dated
the
site
Oct.
1962 to
trust
Sale —The
offered
on
Dec.
Com¬
Street, Lansing 17), Mich.
revenue
bonds
$150,000
offered
was
Madison
Bond
Heights, Mich.
Sale—The $160,000 motor
highway 1961 fund bonds
vehicle
offered
Nov. 28—v. 192, p. 2170
to The First of
on
awarded
—were
Michigan Corporation, at
2.94%.
Other members of the syndicate
as
Chase
follows:
Manhat¬
Bank, of New York; Harris
& Savings Bank; Northern
a
of
cost
100.01,
$19,000
&
14,000
Co.; American Securities
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds offered
loan,
on
Nov. 29
to W. E. Hutton &
act
interest
net
price
of
5s. Due
41/2S.
as
on
Jan. 1 from
1964 inclusive.
Due
Jan.
on
1,
1965 and 1966.
Corp., and Wood, Struthers~& Co.
127,000
as
4V8s.
Due
Jan.
on
1
from 1967 to 1976 inclusive.
,
Southborough, Mass. 1'
as
1962 to
Co., both of Chicago; Phelps,
Fenn
a
about 4.16%, as follows:
Trust
Trust
project
on
sold to
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., as 5V4S, at a price
of 100.11, a basis of about 5.24%.
192,
2273—were awarded to a syn¬
headed
by
the
Bankers
Trust Co., of New York, as 3s, at
a price of 100.429, a basis of about
school
Park
1008 Fitting,
$4,500,000
7—v.
dicate
tan
State
(P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
p.
were
Island
mission
Dec. 3
Bond
,
Mackinac
park
bonds
•
'
•
-
'
J
'
*
•
r
1
$185,000
of
1948
Bond
was
sold
\
'
■
Newhall School District, Mich.
Co., and George
syndicate
a
follows:
1963
r.
,
5s. Due
as
to
990,000
1965
inclusive.
3%s.
as
July 1 from
on
Due
July
on
1
from 1966 to 1976 inclusive.
420,000
4s. Due
as
1977
1981
to
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
\
4Vbs.
as
1
—
Indep.
School
Howard
185,000
1968
Missouri
cost
of
Due
3.80s.
on
Due
on
Dec.
Dec.
3.80s.
as
Due
on
Dec.
1
1
'
Inc.,
Co.,
Inc., B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Commerce Trust Co., of Kan¬
City, Barcus, Kindred & Co,,
Goodbody & Co., H. V. Sattley &
Co., Inc., Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
sas
and McDonald-Moore & Co.
Bond
29
v.
192,
p.
2170
—
on
were
until
2
$300,000 gen¬
bonds of¬
Nov. 29—v. 192, p. 2069
on
awarded
Co., Inc.
to
J.
1963
to
inclusive.
1974
interest payable
trust
designated
company
O. Route 2, Little
Wyr-
Clerk,
Town
designated by the successful
Legality
approved
by
bidder.
Rosenmeter
&
Simonett, of Little
Falls.
Hastings),
1
$100,000 gen¬
drainage
bonds
28—v. 192, p. 2069
offered
on
awarded
Nov.
to
E.
J.
Prescott
Hospital Dist., Minn.
Offering
District
—
Due
on
Jan.
Clerk,
,
1
from
will
1964
to
1990
Sale—The
$420,000 gen¬
school building
bonds offered on Nov. 29—v. 192,
p. 2069—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate composed of the First Na¬
tional
Bank, of St. Paul, First
National
Bank
of
Minneapolis,
Harold E.
Wood
&
Co., Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., and Caldwell
Phillips Co., at a price of par, a
as
obligation
interest
cost
of
about
3.83%
as
3.20s.
Due
on
Dec,
on
5—v.
awarded
5s, at
as
a
to
price
par.
NEVADA
Reno
Feb. 1
from 1963 to 1969 inclusive.
Sanitary Sewer Improvement
bonds. Dated Jan.
Jan.
from
1
1965
to
inclu¬
Principal
payable at
and interest
bank or trust com¬
any
will
receive
sealed bids
(PST) on Jan. 9 for
the purchase of $40,560 sanitary
sewer improvement bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from
1962 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Dawson, Nagel,
Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
until
1, 1961. Due on
1962
No. 1, Nev.
Offering—E. E. Gill, City
Clerk,
Bond Offering—Allan M. Smith,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (CST) on Dec. 21
for the purchase of $18,000 gen¬
eral obligation park improvement
designated by the success¬
Legality approved by
11
a.m.
Washoe County (P. O.
Nevada
bidder.
Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Barber,
Marquart & Windhorst, of Min¬
neapolis.
on
juvenile
limited
tax
5—v.
192,
Dec.
awarded
Adams County
(P. O. Natchez),
Mississippi
Reno),
Sale—The $75,000
Bond
obligation
home
Bank of
to
The
bonds
p.
general
detention
offered
2170—were
First
National
Nevada, in Reno.
,
Bond
offered
192, p. 2273
awarded to Howard, Weil,
NEW JERSEY
Sale—The $305,000 bonds
—were
on
Dec. 5—v.
Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co., and
Ducournau & Kees, jointly.
housing
faculty
system
bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
revenue
1960. Due on
Harrison, N. J.
'
Sale—The
Bond
offered
on
Dec.
$413,000 bonds
192, p. 2171
6—v.
awarded
—were
to
B.
J.
Van
Ingen & Co., and MacBride, Mil¬
ler & Co., jointly, as 3.70s, at a
price of 100.08, a basis of about
3.69%.
Lakewood Township
•
Bond
(P. O.
Lakewood), N. J.
Offering — Stanley
E.
Brower, Township Clerk, will re¬
sealed
bids
until 8
p.m.
ceive
(EST) on Dec. 20 for the purchase
$185,000 general improvement
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 2000 inclusive.
of
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.
bonds.
Louis.
County (P. O. Pontotoc),
Nov.
1
Bond Sale—The
improvement
$150,000 county
bonds
awarded
v.
to
192,
p.
The
Bank, of Memphis.
1961
to
and
1965
in¬
interest
(M-N) payable at the Peoples Na¬
Lakewood. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City.
offered" on
Madison
—
from
Principal
tional Bank, in
Mississippi
6
on
clusive.
Pontotoc
Dec.
follows:
$105,000
$3,500 improve¬
District
Mississippi State University of
Principal and interest
Agriculture and Applied Science
payable at any bank or trust com¬
(P. O. Jackson), Miss.
pany designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by DorBond Offering—Joe T. Patter¬
sey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & son, Secretary of the Board of
Windhorst, of Minneapolis. ~
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Dec.
Forest Lake Independent School
20 for the purchase of $720,000
District No. 831, Minn.
Bond
Fuhringer,
Bond
inclusive.
eral
of
Shoreview, Minn.
Walter Bald¬
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Dec.
12 for the
purchase of
$375,000 general obligation hos¬
pital bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
win,
987, Mont.
2170—were
p.
Louis
$37,000 drain¬
offered on Nov. 29—
MISSISSIPPI
Elbow Lake
Bond
192,
Sale—The
Co.
&
March 1
on
Special Improvement
bonds offered
ment
of about 3.59%.
ful
Sale—The
—were
Due
MONTANA
Great Falls
192, p. 2170—were awarded to
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, as
3.60s, at a price of 100.071, a basis
pany
Minnesota
obligation
3V2S.
as
by
Minnesota
bonds
March 1
on
Dated Dec. 1,1960. Interest M-S.
Pope County (P. O. Glenwood),
sive.
Dakota County (P. O.
Due
Bond Sale—The
age
1
'
v.
Falls), Minn.
Offering — Frank
Bond
3y4s.
as
District No.
M. Dain &
March
on
Legality - approved by Charles '&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis. :1!
•"
bank
any
Due
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal
at
March 1
on
1964 inclusive.
3s.
as
215,000
neapolis.
Bond
(P.
Due
from 1971 to 1976 inclusive.
p.m.
the
for
and
\
Culdrum
Bond
4V2S.
as
235,000
(CST) on Dec.
purchase of $493,000
general obligation bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1 from
19
3.36%,
from 1965 to 1970 inclusive.
Hill,
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Marquart & Windhorst, of Min¬
Sale—The
price of 100.0003,
a
follows:
as
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids
Nov.
on
Halsey, Stuart &
Goldman, Sachs &
net interest cost of about
a
170,000
G.
District, Mo,
of $700,-
issue
offered
to
Co. Inc., and
Co., jointly, at
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
eral obligation hospital
eral
sold
was
$80,000
Caledonia, Minn.
wicki,
Sale—An
from 1962 to
or
—were
1980
000 school bonds
Mankato, Minn.
Offering—Erwin
a.m.
and
MINNESOTA
fered
to
Louisiana R-ll School
Co., A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.,, J. M.
Dain & Co., Northwestern Nation¬
al Bank, of Minneapolis, Caldwell,
Phiillips Co., Mannheimer-Egan,
& Egan,
Woodard-Elwood & Co.
11
1
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Allison-Williams
Sampair
until
and interest
from 1978 to 1980 inclusive.
Inc.,
bids
inclusive.
Principal
(F-A) payable at any
bank or trust
company designated
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity approved
by
Stinsony Mag,
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of
Kansas City.
Dec. 1 from
on
sealed
(CST) on Dec. 14 for the purchase
of $375,000 hospital bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1 from
about
from 1973 to 1977 inclusive.
150,000
ceive
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
as
Offering—Denny T. John¬
County Treasurer, will re¬
son,
inclusive.
3V2S.
as
from
Bond
&
County (P. O. Fayette),
Bond
-
1961
3s. Due
to
1
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: Harriman Ripley
net
Sale—The $500,000 school
building and site bonds offered
Dec.
Falls
interest
as
250,000
the First of Michigan
by
$110,000
Miller,
Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.,)>
dock &
Gardner
Pittsfield, Mass.
by
proved
Le¬
Bradford, of Boston.
$2,000,000
Corporation, and Halsey, 'Stuart
Co. Inc., at a price of 100.0019,
a net interest cost of about
3.94%,
as
company: designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
or
gality approved bv Palmer, Dodge,
&
1990 inclusive. Callable
July 1, 1975. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at any bank
Oct. 1
inclusive.
1, 1960. Due on July 1 from
of
bonds.
revenue
to
Bank, of
Memphis.
follows:
as
1962
&
pany
Mich.
Ward
Cain, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
National
headed
1
Call¬
Principal and interest payable at
First
awarded
net
a
$315,000
will receive
able as of Feb. 1, 1965. Principal sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
and interest (F-A) payable at any Dec. 15 for the
purchase of $4,000
bank or trust company designated road
improvement bonds. Dated
by the successful bidder. Legality Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1, 1962
approved by Dickinson, Wright, and 1963. Principal and interest
McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
payable at any bank or trust com¬
$450,000
was
The
—
bonds
•
sold to The
was
MISSOURI
3.71%,
school building and site bonds of¬
on Nov. 29—v.
192, p. 2067—
bonds.
assessment
Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Feb.
Lynn, Mass.
bonds
Sale
Bond
ney,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 19 for the purchase of $540,-
The
basis of about 2.24%.
a
M.
Harper Woods, Mich.
Bond Offering—Donald E. Bur-
sewer
30—v.
awarded
were
—
$150,000
W.
improvement
Nov. 30
on
Union Planters National
192, p. 2170—
Piper, Jaffray &
$65,000 auto¬
system revenue
District, Mich.
Bond
Stone, of Detroit.
Holyoke, Mass.
Bond
offered
of¬
Hopwood.
par,
as
Tupelo, Miss.
Sale—An issue of
$50,000
Bond
.
waterworks
The
—
Warren Consolidated School
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Brookline, as 1.70s,-at a price of
100.11, a basis of about 1.64%.
as
7—v.
International
bank
of
Dec.
on
awarded to
were
im¬
Dec.
on
to The
'
$165,000 county
bonds
$10,000
offered
192, p. 2170—were awarded
Peoples Bank, of Indianola,
33/4s, at a price of 100.50.
1
(P. O. Park
1961
The
—
5—v.
sold
Co.
Due on July
from 1982 to 1987 inclusive.
|<pr the pur^ha^e^f $40,000
1961. to
home
Sale
provement bonds
Bond Sale—The $900,000 school
building bonds offered on Nov. 30
mobile
parking
—v.
192, p. 2069—were awarded
bonds offered on Dec. 5—v. 192,
to a syndicate headed by Piper,
p.
2170 — were awarded to
Jaffray & Hopwood, at a price of
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
480,000
and interest (A-O) payable at any
or trust company
designated
2170—were awarded to
p.
Brookline
...
general; obligation bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from
$105,000 health
Mississippi
Bond
.
Johnson, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
3s,
r
as
Pickard.
&
Frankfort, Mich.
Offering — Carl
Bond
Housing
.
school bonds offered
v.
Beane.
offered
Agency,
par.
Corbett
Inc.,
Byrd Brothers, and J. R. Williston
Brookline, Mass.
r
Co., Hannahs, Ballin &
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Burns,
2170—were
p.
Federal
and Home Finance
at
bonds
&
1
1
Tecumseh, Mich.
Sale
&
,
Lee,
revenue
&
Co., Wm. E.
Co., Inc., The Illinois
&
Co., Hayden, Miller &
Co., Folger, Nolan, Fleming-W. B.
Hibbs & Co., Inc., Ernst & Co.,
Assumption College, Trustees of,
Worcester, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $605,000 dormi¬
tory
Brothers
Collins
Bankers
2.85%.
Co.
H. Walker & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.. Julien
Co., of New York, as 2.90s,
price of 100.2828, a basis of
about
•
Bond
were
&
Company,| G.
of¬
p.
Bond Sale—The
tax
was
Feb.
Rapids), Minn.
fered
Pollock
gen¬
sewer::bonds
Dec.
on
—were
Trust
Mass.
Hubbard County
1
fered
Nov. 21
on
on
Due on Feb.
as 3.90s.
from 1986 to 1990 inclusive.
nursing
limited
.assessment
Due
District No. 361; Minn.
Philadelphia,
Salomon Bros.
&
Hutzler, Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Dick & Merle-Smith, W. E.
Hutton & Co., R. H. Moulton &
Co., Roosevelt &
Cross, F. S.
Barr
Andover,
Nov.
on
3.80s.
as
57
Sunflower County Supervisors Dist.
Nos. 1, 2 and 3 (P. O.
Indianola),
from 1979 to 1985 inclusive.
1,
issue of $65,000
McDonald-Moore
Smithers
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at the State Street Bank
& Trust
Nov.
on
1
on
75,000
1966 inclusive.
to
Sale—An
bonds offered
to
Due
as 3.70s.
Feb.
from 1975 to 1978 inclusive.
1
Portage), Mich.
*
'
Bank
Nov.
on
Portage Township (P. O.
;
-
sealed:, bids
Due
Feb.
1974 inclusive.
60,000
MICHIGAN
MASSACHUSETTS
Street
4Y2S.
as
Due bn
as 3.60s.
from 1970 to
'from 1969 to 1986 inclusive.
Bond
Sale —The $8,530,000
Acton-Bosborough. Regional School bonds offered on Dec. 6—v. 192,
District* Mass.
!
v- p. 2170—were awarded to a syn¬
Bond Offering —4 Mrs.'Priscilla
dicate
headed
by
the
Bankers
Felt, District Treasurer,, will, re¬ Trust Co., of New York. *
ceive
75,000
105,000
20,000 as 4y4s. 1 Due
.1967 and 1968.
420,000 as 4s.
Due
&
■
(2377)
2274
First
—
were
National
Townships School District
(P. O. Madison), N. J.
Offering — Clarence
Bond
McHenry,
Jr.,
Secretary
of
D.
the
fi.
M
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I-#
58
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2378)
.
.
.
.
Monday, December 12, 1960
|
I
I
i
Board
Brookhaven Central School Dist.
Education, will receive
1, 1960. Due
sealed bids until 1 p.rh.
Dec.
Bank
South
M
Trimble &
'
'i
Mitchell, of New York
City.
Metuchen, N. J.
Bond
a.,
Offering—Rufus
I
D.
Borough
ninger,
will
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
J?
until
Ren-
8
re¬
p.m.
$139,000 various bonds. Dated
1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
1961 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Commonwealth Bank,
in Metu¬
chen.
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
i't;
!;|
i®
|
f"
South
Bond
rtii
general
fered
,,
$166,500
bonds of¬
improvement
Dec.
on
5—v.
192, p. 2171
Boland, Saffin,
Gordon & Sautter, as 3%s, at a
price of 100.102, a basis of about
i
awarded to
—were
•;
>
3.72%.
,
Weehawken
Township (P. O.
Weehawken), N. J.
Bonds Not Sold
The
—
$54,000
•
t
general
improvement
fered
on
Dec.
were
not
1—v.
192,
p.
Sale
Bond
The
—
2.60s, at
v
&
■
.
$58,875
price of 100.01,
a
a
000
Sale—An
various
The
to
Dunkirk, N. Y.
Offering-—Frank
Bond
J.
will
Treasurer,
City
Jan¬
receive
bids until 1 p.m.
(EST) on
purchase of $347,-
14 for the
Dec.
500
general improvement bonds,
bated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on June 1
1961 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
from
cipal and interest payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
&
Peninsula
of
$225,000
;
lenova and
ceive
sealed
(MST)
Perryshurn Central Sch.
(P. O. Forestville),
New York
>i
bids
until
2
p.m.
of
$8,000,000 general obligation
state educational institution, se¬
ries
1961
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
1,
1961. Due on Jan. 1 from 1962 to
,
_
1971
inclusive.
Principal and-in(J-J) payable at the First
National Bank, in Santa Fe.
Le->
gality approved by Tallmadge &
terest
,
Tallmadge, of Denver.
Raton, N. Mex.
I t
Bond Sale—The $1,350,000 elec¬
tric light and power system reve¬
T
nue
bonds
192,
District Clerk,
will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 14
for the purchase of $100,000 school
Dated
bonds.
Dec.
1,
Trust
1960.
1961 to
and
from
Sept. 1
on
Due
96,000
l/10s.
as
Dec.
on
the
City.
school
Sale
v.
$351,000
3.30s. Due
as
July 1
on
from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
185,000
3.60s.
as
Due
on
210,000
33As.
as
Due
on
July 1
from 1972 to 1974 inclusive.
76,000
3.80s.
as
Due
on
July 1,
1978
to
1981
NEW
inclusive.
YORK
192, p. 2171—were awarded to
syndicate headed
until
10
(EST)
a.m.
were
ers;
follows:
as
&
Broth¬
Co.; Gold¬
Sachs & Co.; R. W. Press&
Co.;
Mercantile Trust
Company, of St. Louis; Estabrook
& Co.; Laidlaw &
Co.; Dick &
Merle-Smith; Wallace, Geruldsen
&
Co.;
Auchincloss,
Parker
&
Redpath; Park, Ryan, Inc., and
Charles King & Co.
bonds.
revenue
April 1, 1959. Due
1962
to
A-O.
inclusive.
1999
&
Donovan,
•'
•
City.
New Lebanon,
and
President, will receive sealed
23
for
the
.^.'Students
enue
Due
10
Oct.
inclusive.
approved
(EST)
purchase
Nurses'
bonds.
on
a.m.
of
from
Oct.
1961
Interest A-O,
by- Caldwell,
Dec.
$800,000
dormitory
Dated
1
on
1,
to
rev¬
1958.
1998
Legality
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
;
New
of
York
New
offered
Dec.
on
6—-v.
192,
jointly,
as
100.2799,
a
price of
basis of about 3.66%.
3.70s,
at
a
school
v.
a
bonds offered
192,
Dec.
on
1—
2171—were awarded to
p.
syndicate
headed
the
by
First
National City Bank, of New York,
and C. J. Devine & Co., as 3.70s,
at
a
price of 100.4199,
basis
a
of
about 3.67%.
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Lehman Broth¬
were
John Nuveen & Co., Roosevelt
& Cross, Francis I. duPont & Co.,
Ira Haupt & Co., Tilney & Co.,
ers,
bert J.
Sims &
Co.
Huntington and Oyster Bay Central
School District No. 2 (P. O.
Cold Spring Harbor), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Mrs. Jane A.
receive
(EST)
1
of
bids
Dec.
on
15
Clerk,
until
for
2
the
Sale
Bond
The
—
offered
bonds
$46,000 water
1—v. 192,
Dec.
on
The
County Trust Co., of White Plains,
2171
p.
—
at
3.40s,
awarded 'to
were
price
a
of
100.17,
a
basis of about 3.38%.
1, 1960. Due
1961
to
1990
on
April
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
pay¬
able
New
at
the
Chemical
Bank
York
Trust Co., in
New York
City. Legality approved by Sulli¬
van, Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
Lane, of New York City.
I slip,
Bohemia Fire District (P. O.
Bohemia), N. Y.
Bond Sale—An issue of $95,000
fire house
bonds offered
on
Nov.
from
1, I960.-Due
1961
on
inclu¬
1990
to
Sale
Bond
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
New York City.
:
• :
The
—
in¬
$140,000
1960
Nov. 30—v.
on
192,
2171—were
p.
(P. O.
of New York
Y.
Troy), N.
bids
$948,000 dor¬
mitory and dining facility revenue
Nov.
on
30—
2070—were awarded to
Federal Housing and Home
the
leigh, until 11
Agency,
Dec.
on
Lawrence
Sale—The
5—v.
192,
the
to
$880,000
at
a
price of
dor¬
p.
2171—were
Housing
Federal
and Home Finance
Agency,
par.
3s,
as
,
a.m.;
1961
to
1975
,
,
Offering
'
•
(P. O. Watkins
Glen), N. Y.
Offering—John D. Palm¬
County Treasurer, will receive
(EST) on
Dec. 15 for the purchase of $315,000
county
jail * and
highway
equipment bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1960. Due on April 1 from 1961 to
1979 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
sealed 'bids
for
his
at
Owego
No.
Central School
(P. O.
1
Endicott), N. Y.
Bond
1960
office
in
offered
on
Nov.
Highway No. 252, \
R.F.D. No. 6, Box 345,
Medina), Ohio
Bond Offering—Edith
of the Board
Clerk
receive
will
(EST)
chase
cipal
30—
interest
and
the
at
City.
Valley
Mitchell,
192,
v.
awarded to
New
of
.
2171
p.
were
-—
syndicate headed by
Stuart & Co., Inc., at a
Halsey,
price of
a
100.072,
$365,000
6s.
as
from
420,000
1968
to
1968
1,215,000
from
Due
to
1975
offered
bonds
Bond
sealed
Jan.
June 1
bids
&
Co.,
and
Burns,
Pickard.
Corbett
\
"
Larimore
Bond
Legality
eral
School
bonds offered
2070
p.
District,
obligation
American
on
to
Principal
payable at the Crog-
The
Bank, of St.
Paul, the Elk Valley State Bank,
of Larimore, and Associates.
in
Bank,
by
Fremont.
Squire,
Gnadenhutten, Ohio
Sold
bonds
$70,000
offered
Nov.
on
21—v.
1866—were not sold.
p.
Bond
Offering
Village
Jr.,
The
—
treatment plant limited
sewerage
'
■;
A. E. Reiser,
—
Clerk,
will
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
Dec. 19 for the purchase
of
sealed
on
sewerage treatment plant
tax bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1960.
Due
1975
inclusive.
on
1
Dec.
from
1962
to
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Gna¬
denhutten
Bank, in Gnadenhut¬
ten. Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
terest
Local School District (P. O.
Franklin Furnace), Ohio
Bonds Not Sold — The $56,000
Dak.
National
on
Oct. 1 from
on
approved
school bonds offered
192,,p.
V.
Nov. 29—v. 192,
awarded
were
—
N.
$400,000 gen¬
building
school
(EST)
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
DAKOTA
Sale—The
Hirsch-
inclusive.
Colonial
han
Green
NORTH
G.
noon
Due
1971
to
limited
Charlottesville; Howard C. Tray-
D.
—
until
1, 1961.
1962
Weeks; Ira Haupt & Co.; Francis
I. duPont & Co.; Goodbody &
Co.;
Investment Corporation
of Nor¬
folk; Peoples National Bank, of
&
'
Ohio
1
Offering
and interest
192,
inclusive.
basis
:
*
Dec. 29 for the purchase of $950,000 school building bonds.
Dated
tax
on
1986
a
Inc.,
berger, Clerk - Treasurer of the
Board of Education, will receive
June
1
sold
was
Co.,
City School District (P. O.
Park Avenue, Fremont),
Bonds Not
1
5
&
price of 100.485,
a
211 S.
$70,000
wick
Dec.
on
Bosworth
Braun,
Fremont
inclusive.
Due
to
payable
Bank, in
approved
issue of $80,000
highway improvement limited tax
inclusive
on
1974
33/4s.
as
June
on
1974
3V2S.
as
from
(J-D)
Sale—An
Bond
follows:
as
Due
11
by Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler
& Niehoff, of Columbus.
"
interest
net
a
3.81%,
until
Legality
about 2.91%.'
Sale —The
—
bids
Medina' County
3s, at
$2,000,000
building bonds offered on
6
sealed
on
of
of
Surry County (P. O. Dodson), N. C.
Dec.
Basinger,
Education,
of
Dec. 21 for the pur¬
$597,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec; 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from 1962 to 1984 inclusive. Prin¬
a.m.
interest
Bond
of
Buckeye Local School District
P. O. County Road, No. 94
as
(J-D) payable
at the Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co;,
in New York City.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
school
192, p. 2171—
Seasongood &
at
a
price
basis of about 3.73%.
a
■
and
to
33/4s,
as
to
Dated Dec. 1,-1960:'Due on June 1
from 1962 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
5—v.
Ra¬
a.m.
on
Nov. 14—
1758—were not; sold.
Jefferson, Ohio
Bonds
Sold —The $11,862
special assessment street improve¬
ment
on
Not
limited
Dec.
5—v.
tax
bonds
192,
p.
offered
2275—were
not sold.
OHIO
Adelphi, Ohio
Bond
bonds
p.
Sale—The $25,421
assessment
offered
on
water¬
limited
Nov.
1658—were awarded
Cartwright
Sale—The$3,991,OOOschool
bonds
Meyer,
Dec.
(EST) on Dec.
purchase of $530,000
the
works
and
District
awarded
Elyria, Ohio
W. E. Easter-
—
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
er,
Union
on
Graham, N. C.
Bond
Schuyler County
Bond
crossing
were
were
1959 bonds offered
revenue
Dec.
Ra¬
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Hornblower &
College,
Bronxville, N. Y.
Bond
in
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, in New York City.
Legality approved by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterely &, Mitchell,
of New York City./
■>
par.
Sarah
office
1. from
$150,000 grade
elimination
bonds
of¬
and State
(EST) on Dec.
purchase of $73,000 re¬
13 for the
3s, at a price
as
his
»'
.
Sale—The
fered
W. E. Easter-
funding bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
p.
Finance
of
offered
bonds
192,
at
cost of about
Sale—The
Bond
Bryan, Ohio
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed
Co., of Lima.
Bond
North Carolina
—
pay-*
able at the First National Bank &
Duplin County (P. O. Kenansville),
Bond Offering
8
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
100.22,
York
reconstruction
cinerator
until
(EST) on Dec. 21 for the pur¬
chase of $1,750,000 school building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
p.m.
(J-D)
payable at the District Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Shetterly
&
City.
Manor, N.Y.
bonds offered
will
pur¬
2
general obligation, series B bonds.
Ossining), N. Y.
p.m.
$3,047,000 school bonds.
Oct.
from
District
saeled
1
sive. Principal and interest
13
(P. O. Croton Avenue,
on
$3,350,000
until
Education,
bids
Trust
leigh, until 11
Ossining, Crotonville Water Dist.
awarded
The
Education,
bids
of
sealed
bonds. Dated Dec.
2274—were awarded to Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., and the National
Commercial Bank, of Albany,
mitory
York
—
of
Ohio
Roger Rotish,
—
the Board
of
receive
will
inclusive.
Sale—The $101,500 school
Bond
1958
Sale
sealed
Offering
Principal and interest (J-D)
Due
..
Canaan, Chatham
Stephentown Central School
1 (P. O. Lebanon
bonds
v.
Dated
bids until
Interest
Springs), N. Y.
prich
chase
ver,
Dated
April 1 from
on
Legality approved by Wat-
ters
man,
Hempstead Union Free School
(P. O. Freeport
Clerk
(P. O.
Board
Bond
(EST) on Dec. 14 for the
purchase of $1,100,000 school 1960
23
mitory
syndicate
Lehman
Smith, Barney
Place, New York 3), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Charles H. Sil¬
Dec.
on
$2,235,000 dor¬
Russell Sage College
Other members of the
(P. O. 10 Nathan D. Perlman
.
by Harriman
3.81%.
Tourmanoff,
Beth Israel Hospital Association
,
6—
Dec.
the
Bible Road, Lima),
2030
NORTH CAROLINA
for the purchase of
$2,080,000
on
of
Long Island University (P. O.
Brooklyn), N. Y.
Pelham
Newburger, Loeb & Co., and Her¬
1975.
161,000 as 3.90s. Due on July 1,
1976 and 1977.
367,000 as 4s. Due on July 1 from
&
awarded to The
First
National
Bank, of Mount
Ripley & Co., Inc., as 3.90s, at a
Vernon, as 2VzS, at a price of par.
price of 100.99, a basis of about
a
July 1.
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.
t
The
—
offered
bonds
Bond
follows:
P
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
>
.
(P. O. Goodrich Street,
&
p
Feb.
on
Vandewater,
Galloway,, of
by
approved
Heckler
New York City.
as
District No. 9
ri
Feb. 20
on
20, 1960. Due
Sykes,
Dunkirk
approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
1—v.
M
Due
1
receive
will
June
in¬
interest
Company, in Dunkirk. Le¬
2171—were awarded to a
group composed of Stern Brothers
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., J. A.
Hogle & Co., and George K. Baum
& Co., at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 3.88%, as
R.
p.m.
from 1966 to 1975 inclusive.
Dated Dec.
1980
gality
p.
offered
Feb. 20
on
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
p.
Offering—Lucile T. Valvo,
Bond
Dec. 28 for the purchase
on
James
Mohegan Lake), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Walter Panas,
Clerk
Due
District No.
Dist. No. 3
(State of)
"
Co.,
District No.
sold
was
Bank,
price of par,
a
2.40s.
as
Uniondale), N. Y.
State Auditor and Secretary
of the Board of Finance, will re-
1
follows:
Wood, of New York City.
No. 2
ner,
$321,-
National
Cedarhurst, at
as
Hanover, Sheridan, Arkwright, Vil-
NEW MEXICO
New Mexico
&
Co.
&
Yorktown, Somers, Cortlandt,
Putnam Valley, Carmel and
Phillipstown Central School
improvement
Dec.
on
of
Bond Offering — L. Conolly,
President, will receive sealed bids
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
Bond Offering—Robert D. Cast-
issue
city
bonds offered
basis
McCarthy, of New York City.
0
Bond
gality
fire
of about 2.59%.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
clusive.
Principal
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive. Prin-„
(M-S)
payable at
;
on
$5,-
of
apparatus bonds offered on Nov.
10—v. 192, p. 1758—were awarded
to
The Bank
of Smithtown, as
Bond
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
,,at.the Hudson County National
Bank, in Union City. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
Marache
Goster & Co., Inc., and McDonald-
■
20 from 1961 to 1975 inclusive. Le¬
2069—
Offering—Joseph S. Mirabelli, Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 13 for the purchase of $54,000 general improvement bonds.
(EST)
purchase
Commack Fire Dsitrict, N. Y.
sold.
Bond
receive
(F-A) payable at the
Peoples National Bank, in Patchogue.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, *. Sykes,
Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
of¬
bonds
Moore
Bath Local School District (P. O.
interest
sealed
The
—
will
Clerk,
the
for
20
ice,
River, N. J.
Sale
bery,
of about 3.67%.
basis
Rose-
103,000 school 1960 bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from
1960 to 1990 inclusive. Principal
Dec. 19 for the purchase
Dec.
District
lius,
of
p?;
Clerk,
bids
Offering—Charles
Bond
and
H
Adams, McEntee &
3.70s, at a price of 100.30,
as
Long Beach, N.Y.
on
Amboy, in
Madison Township. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
<
sold to
was
Co.,
New York
National
V'l
29
a
Middle Island),
[Route 25],
Dec. 1 from 1961
to
1982 inclusive. Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the First
r>yB
.'V
O. Middle Country Road
No. 12 (P.
173,000 school bonds. Dated June
',Y
i
of
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 19 for the purchase of $2,-
tax
1—v.
192,
to Sweney
4!/2s, at a
& Co., as
price of 101.847, a basis of about
4.04%.
Bond Offering — W. A. Berger,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until Jan. 3 for the purchase
of $11,862 special assessment street
improvement limited tax bonds.
Kent, Ohio
Bond Offering—Francis J. Ker-
win,
City
sealed
bids
Auditor,
will
receive
192, p. 2070—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Kidder,
Peabody & Co., as 3.20s, at a
price of 100.569, a basis of about
Bond O f f er ing—Robert
L.
Renouard, Village Clerk, will re¬
purchase of $25,613
water, paving and sewer bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,-1960. Due on Nov. 1
3.13%.
ceive sealed bids until
from
v.
Other members of the syndicate
follows: R. W.
Pressprich
Co., Mercantile Trust Co., of St.
Louis, W. E. Hutton & Co., J. C.
Bradford & Co., Dick & MerleSmith, Bache & Co., Coffin &
Burr, Kean, Taylor & Co., Wm. E.
Pollock & Co., Rand & Co., Granwere
&
as
Amherst, Ohio
on
Dec.
$42,000
for
29
special
and
sewer
tax
bonds.
Due
on
incl.
the
noon
1
(EST)
assessment
Dated
from
Dec.
of
street
limited
1,
i960;
1962 to
1971,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
at
the
Lorain
noon
(EST)
on
Dec. 19 for the
purchase
improvement
Dec.
until
County
Savings & Trust Co., in Amherst.
1962 to 1971
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N)
payable
City Bank, in Kent. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
at the
Maysville Local School Dist. (P. O.
South Zanesville), Ohio
Bond
Offering—C. A. Swingle,
Superintendent of Schools, will
192
Volume
receive
sealed
Number
bids
until
8
p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 21 for the purchase
of $450,000 school building bonds.
Mentor
Exempted Village School
District, Ohio
Bond
Offering
Donald
—
G.
Brown, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 21 for
the
purchase of $950,000 school
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
Dec.
from
1
1962
to
inclu¬
1980
sive. Principal and interest
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6011
(J-D)
Nov. 30
Bond
Lovett,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids Until 1 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 19
ited
New Concord), Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
$822,000 'dor¬
construction
mitory
and
purchase of $301,950 lim¬
bonds.
Dated Dec.
1,
tax
Due
1960.
Nov.
on
30—v.
awarded
—were
Housing
Agency,
p.
the
to
Principal and
the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
of Cleveland.
$
Federal
'/
Royalton Local School Dist.,
Ohio
District No. 3
C.
Evan-
off, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon (EST) on Jan. 4 for the pur-
$420,000
school
1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
from 1962 to 1982, inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
at
the
National
Central
Bank
of
Cleveland, in North Royalton. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Northfield, Ohio
Bond
4V4S, at
price of 100.33,
a
on
awarded
Fahey, Clark & Co.,
to
4x/4S, at
price of 101.18,
a
a
basis
Bond
Piqua, Ohio
Offering—Edgar
Bond
I.
will
7
bids
sealed
until
7
re¬
p.m.
Dec. 19 for the pur¬
chase
of
$1,000,000
waterworks
improvement limited tax bonds.
Dated Dec.
15, 1960. Due semi¬
annually on June 15 and Dec. 15
on
1962 to
as
1981 inclusive.
Call¬
Hominy, Okla.
Offering—Alma
Bond
cinnati.
'
Riverdale
the
of
Board
of
-Bond
works and extension and
Summit County
V
OREGON
Offering—John
Bond
P.
sealed
bids
mitory
until
11
re¬
a.m.
(EST) on Dec. 22 for the purchase
$694,000
special
assessment
districts improvement lim¬
ited tax bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
of
Dec.
from
1
1962 to
1970
office.
Treasurer's
County
the
at
payable
Legality
ap¬
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
by
proved
on
Dec.
1—v.
p.
Agency,
as
3V8S, at
price
a
of par.
Clackamas County
No. 62
School District
(P. O. 1417 12th Street,
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Dec.
13
for
the
purchase of $15,000
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1958.
Due on Dec. 1, 1967. Interest J-D.
Legality
approved
by
Shuler,
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of Port¬
&
mitory
bonds
p.
cafeteria
and
offered
revenue
5—v.
Dec.
on
192,
2171—were awarded to the Fed¬
eral
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 3yss, at a price of par.
South
Tigard Sanitary District
(P. O. 12289 S. W. Main
Ohio
Clerk
Offering
of
the
Board
S.
E.
Beers,
of Education,
will receive sealed bids until Dec.
1:1
21
for
the
purchase of $1,760,000
bonds.
school building
Twinshurg,
Bond
eral
Pottstown
Bond
Sale—The
obligation
Ohio
$750,000
gen¬
bonds offered on
Allegheny College,
Bond
ing
Meadville, Pa.
$980,000 hous¬
system, series B
Sale—The
and
revenue
Jan.
Due
on
1
from
1963
Ridley Township (P. O.
Folsom), Pa.
Bonds Not Sold — An issue of
obligation im¬
provement bonds offered on Nov.
30
general
were
sold.
not
bonds
Temple University (P. O.
offered
on
Dec.
2
Offering—Earl
Bond
of par.
as
3s, at
a
price
40,000
1962
to
1965
15
June
on
inclusive.
as
4y4S. Due on June 15,
;
:
as
3%s.
1966.
,
420,000
from 1967
340,000
Due
3.60s. Due
as
on
1974
to
June 15
inclusive.
on
June 15,
on
June 15,
1976.
1975 and
400,000 as 3.70s. Due
1977 and
1978.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: Dauscher, Pierce
1
DAKOTA
District
Selby Indep.
27 (P. O.
No.
school
building bonds offered on Dec. 6
—v. 192, p. 2172—were awarded to
The American National Dank, of
St.
Paul, and Associates.
were
Deaf Smith County (P. O.
Sale—The $1,950,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered on
Dec, 6
v. 192, p. 2172 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Bond
eral
—
Nuveen
33/4s, at
&
Co.,
4s
as
price of 100.0042,
a
'Hereford), -Texas
Bond
Sale—An issue of $50,000
refunding
and
a
Dated Jan.
from
1971
were
as
to
a
syndicate
Johnston, Lemon
&
Co., Union Planters National
Bank, Memphis, Herman Bensdorf & Co., Lucien L. Bailey &
1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1
inclusive.
1973
to
In¬
Legality approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Dallas.
net
follows: Goodbody & Co.,
First U. S. Corp.,
sold
was
of
terest J-J.
Hillsboro, Texas
interest cost of about 3.91%.
Other members of the
bonds
The Colum¬
Corporation, of
Texas, Municipal Securities Co.,
and Hamilton Securities, as 3%s.
TENNESSEE
John
Co., Inc., First Southwest Co.,
Rotan, Mosle & Co., First 6f Texas
Corp., Mercantile National Bank,
of Dallas,
and Funk, Hobbs ;&
Hart, Inc.
group composed
bian »Securities
Knoxville, Tenn.
20
Co., Third National Bank, Nash¬
ville, and Wiley Bros., Inc.
Sale—The
Bond
improvement
Nov.
The
to
awarded
$250,000 street
bonds
192, p.
29—v.
offered y on
2172—were
First
Texas
of
Corp., and Columbian Securities
Corporation of Texas, jointly.
Additional Sale
The $200,000
M-N.' Legality
approved
&
by
In-
Sale—The
Bond
ral
Rico
Puerto
$390,000 natu¬
system revenue bonds of¬
fered on Nov. 29—v. 192, p. 2071
—were
awarded to the Federal
gas
Home Finance
43/4s, at a price of par.
and
Housing
Agency, as
Sale—An issue of $5,900,-
000 various purpose
Aqueduct and Sewer
on
bonds offered
6 was sold to a syndicate
Dec.
sewer
the
at
offered
bonds
revenue
time
same
were
Metropolitan Dallas
Corp., and Dewar, Robertson &
Pancoast, jointly.
to
Marshall,
Texas
Bond Offering—Frank C.
Jr.,
Green,
receive
will
Mayor,
(CST)
bids until 2 p.m.
sealed
on
Jan. 5
for the
Nashville, Tenn.
RICO
and
water
awarded
Livingston, Tenn.
a.m.
787,000 dormitory revenue bonds.
Dated May 1, 1959. Due on May 1
from 1962 to 1999 inclusive. Inter¬
purchase of $250,000 street
improvement limited 'tax bonds.
Dated Jan. 15, 1961. Due on Jan.,
15 from
1980 to 1983
inclusive.
by
the
First
National Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Continental Illinois -Na¬ able at the First National Bank,
tional Bank & Trust Co., both 6f in Marshall. Legality approved by
Chicago, and the Equitable Secu¬ Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Authority, Puerto Rico
Increased
Revenues—
For the month of October, 1960
the Authority reports revenues of
headed
$869,286, compared with $861,345
according
rities
Corp.,
00696,
a
Reports
in October of last year,
Director
For
Eurite, Execu¬
of the Authority.
Labadie
Juan
to
the
12
months
ended
$9,122,306 in the comparable 12before.
month period the year
Government
The
Bank
for
Juan, Puerto Rico totaled
99,508 in October, 1960, compared
with 90,216 passengers in October
of last year, an increase of 10.30%,
according to Rafael Durand Manzanal, Executive Director of the
Authority. Cargo moved through
the
airport
in
October
totaled
Due from 1966
Due from 1984
inclusive.
1997
Other
of
members
were
the
syndi¬
follows: 'Goldman,
as
First National Bank,
of
Memphis;
Philadelphia Na¬
tional Bank, of Philadelphia; B.
J. Van Ingen & Co.; Hornblower
& Weeks; Tucker, Anthony & R.
L. Day;
First National Bank in
Dallas; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.; First American National
Bank, of Nashville; F. W. Craigie
& Co.; Peoples National Bank of
Charlottesville; H. V. Sattley &
Inc.;
&
Donald-Moore
Co.
37.43%.
For
the
12
months
serviced,
ended
compared
with
1,290,903 in the corresponding pe¬
riod the year before, an increase
of 12.17%.
Cargo moved in this
period
amounted
to
47,984,046
pounds, against 44,397,508 pounds
for the year ended Oct. 31, 1959,
increase of 8.08%.
The
Government
for
Puerto
Development
is fiscal
Rico
agent for the Authority.
Piney Utility District (P. O.
Loudon), Tenn.
Oct.
Bond Sale—The
works
Nov.
10—v.
to
$125,000 water¬
a
offered
about
3.89%,
follows:
as
$183,000
as 5s.
from 1962 to
"Due on June 1
Due
on June
inclusive.
1
as 4s.
Due on June
from 1976 to 1985 inclusive.
1
from 1973 to 1975
210,000
Due on June 1
155,000 as 3y>s.
from 1986 to
Richardson
District
Bond
limited
1960-C
—v.
192,
1990 inclusive.
Independent
Agency, as 5s,
tax
bonds
schoolhouse,
series
offered on Dec. 5
2171—were awarded to
p.
syndicate headed by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., at a price of 100.0003, a net
interest cost of about 3.96%, as
a
'
follows:
as 5s.
Due
from 1962 to 1970
as
from
970,000
Rockwood, Tenn.
Sale—The $195,000 gen¬
eral improvement bonds offered
on Nov. 30—v. 192, p. 2071—were
awarded to M. A. Saunders & Co.,
School
(P. O. Richardson), Tex.
Sale—The $2,235,000 un¬
310,000
price of par.
1971
as
from
640,000
'4s.
1977
as
from
Due
to
3%s.
1988
to
as
Dec.
1
follows:
1987
on
Dec.
1
inclusive.
Due on Dec. 1
1991 inclusive.
of the syndicate
"Underwood, NCu-
Other members
were
on
inclusive.
Due on Dec. 1
to 1976 inclusive.
4y4s.
.
Bond
1972 inclusive.
60,000 as 3.80s.
192, p. 1760—were
Federal Housing
the
and Home Finance
at
Co., and Underwood, Neuhaus
Co., Inc., jointly, at a price of
.100.017, a net interest cost of
&
$315,000
bonds
gen¬
obligation Timited tax bonds
offered on Nov. 29—v. 192, p. 2172
—were awarded to Rotan, Mosle
on
revenue
awarded
Richardson, Texas
Sale —The $608,000
eral
& Co.;
Barret, Fitch, North &
Co.; Blewer, Glynn & Co.; Luce,
Thompson & Crowe, Inc., and Mc¬
Co.,
Dallas.
&
inclusive.
1,475,000 as 3.40s.
Sachs
October—Passenger traffic through
Rico International Airport
inclusive.
1983
to
100.-
Due from 1961
3V2S.
as
1965
to
of
Bond
3,605,000 as 3y4S.
cate
Puerto
price
a
follows:
as
to
at
net interest cost of about
$820,000
Development
is fiscal
Rico Ports Authority, P. R.
San
3.32%,
Rico
Puerto
agent for the Authority.
at
Bank;
Oct.
31, 1960 total revenues of the Au¬
thority rose to $10,062,263 from
Bank
Agency,
t-
Due
5s.
as
from
Sale—The $320,000
receive
(EST) on
for the purchase of $2,-
sealed bids until 10
Dec.
Yeo-
R.
will
Secretary,
mans,
Finance
2070—were
3.66%,*
follows:
—
Philadelphia), Pa.
an
p.
Dec.
to
(J-J)
rity Trust Company, in Pottstown.
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott
&
Munson, of Philadel¬
phia.
$260,000
on
2276
syndicate
a
by Underwood, Neuhaus
Co., Inc., at a price of 100.044,
$150,000
1
Selby), S. Dak.
Principal and in¬
payable at the Secu¬
terest
Dec.
on
Due
Walworth County,
inclusive.
awarded
to the Federal Housing and Home
—v.
192,
dining
as
1
1974 to 1979 inclusive.
SOUTH
F.
(EST) on Dec. 19 for
the purchase of $450,000 general
obligation
school
improvement
limited tax bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1980
3V2S.
as
School
Moyer, Secretary of the -Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
1961.
Due
to
p.
&
18 for
Linford
—
Dec.
on
awarded
bonds
192,
net interest cost of about
a
1971 to 1973 inclusive.
from
School District, Pa.
Offering
Due
3V4S.
as
120,000
purchase of $23,000,000 school
lease revenue, series D bonds.
sengers
PENNSYLVANIA
—
Offering-—Russell C. Bart-
ceive sealed bids until Jan.
3V2S.
as
from
31, 1960, there were 1,448,032 pas¬
5s.
(P. O. Route 2, Asheville),
Bond
32,000
50,000
awarded to June S. Jones &
as
&
1966 inclusive.
to
tax
headed
Sale—The $250,000 school
1961
$1,350,000
limited
Dec. 6—v.
on
—were
Texas
Sale —The
house
Offered
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
3,951,323 pounds, against 6,315,042
in
October, 1959, a decrease of
Co.,
League City),
Bond
CAROLINA
Indepen¬
dent School District (P. O.
3.98%.
Edgefield County School District
(P.O. Edgefield), S.C.
par.
a
Street, Tigard), Ore.
Sale—The
$32,000 gen¬
eral obligation sanitary bonds of¬
fered on Nov. 7—v. 192, p. 1866—
Bond
were
Teays Valley Local School District
at
Passenger Traffic Up 10.30% for
College of Oregon (P. O.
Portland), Ore.
Sale—The $825,000
dor¬
TEXAS
Clear Creek Consolidated
school
the
Puerto
Bond
of about
SOUTH
Executive Director, will re¬
tive
Oregon City), Ore.
Bond Offering — Edwin Ditto,
Principal and interest
inclusive.
offered
reve¬
Walker
Pa.
dor¬
2070—were awarded to
Federal Housing and Home
192,
basis
Bond
center
H.
The
PUERTO
$660,000
student
and
bonds
nue
of
sewer
on
Sale—The
Den-
Clerk
of the Board
County Commissioners, will
'.'.i
Bond
man,
Oregon
Bond
—
Ballard, Spahr, Andrews
gersoll, of Philadelphia.
Benedictine Sisters of Mt. Angel,
G.
Co., and Estabrook & Co., joint¬
ly, as 4s, at a price of 100.1648, a
burg), Pa.
est
Linfield
holm,
improve¬
Dec. 6—
land.
(P. O. Akron),
Ohio
>•
on
v.
192, p. 2275—were awarded to
Milburn, Cochran & Co., InC.
Education,
(EST) on Dec. 22 for the purchase
$995,000 school bonds.
Dated
Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from
1962 to 1981 inclusive." Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
First
National Bank, in Forest.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
(J-D)
offered
bonds
ment
Finance
of
Sale
Bond
Okla.
Sale—The $55,000 water¬
to
&
Bond
Building Authority (P. O. 101
South 25th Street, Harris-
'
Seminole,
$195,000 bonds
Nov. 29—v. 192, p. 2070
awarded
.
obligation
general
Sale—The
on
—were
59
Inc., and Memphis Securities Co.,
jointly.
building bonds offered on Nov.
30—v. 192, p. 2172—were awarded
$165,000 gen¬ to
The Lester G. Furman Co., and
eral obligation city improvement
J. H. Silcox Co., jointly, at a price:
bonds offered on Dec. 5—v. 192,
of 100.006, a net interest cost of
p. 2070 — were awarded to The
about 3.47%, as follows:
1
Miners National Bank, of Wilkes$48,000 as 4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Barre,
3%s,
price of
Nantieoke,
Bond
purchase of $131,000 bonds.
1962 to 1968, inclusive.
CWOkla.
"
Bond Offering—C. P. Pitts, City
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until Dec. 20 for the purchase of
Bond
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
from
Ponca
will receive sealed bids Until noon
Due
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
TM,$tn\,niCSJ).vw Dec. 13
the
,
Local School District
(P. O. Wharton), Ohio
Bond Offering — Tracy Baker,
ceive
Cannon,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
of June 15, 1974. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Piqua National Bank & Trust Co.,
in Piqua.
Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
Clerk
until
bids
(CST) on Dec. 14 for the
purchase of $65,000 school bonds.
Due from 1962 to 1967, inclusive.
interest
and
sealed
receive
m.
p.
ISLAND
Providence, R. I.
offered
trust company designated
or
until 8 p.m.
C. Donham,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Ger¬
hard, Director of Finance, will
able
(P.O.
7
Offering—J.
bonds.
from
Trust
Maysville), Okla.
$1,310,000
of about 4.09%. 1
(EST)
&
County Independent School
District No.
Due
$13,000 water¬
works improvement bonds offered
on Nov. 15—v. 192, p. 1758—were
ceive
Bank
Co., of Oklahoma City, and Citi¬
National Bank, of -El Reno,
jointly.
Garvin
Jan. 1
on
1981, inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at any
Sale—The
Bond
as
issue of $15,000
equipment bonds
Nov. 4 was sold to The
National
Due
from 1965 to
zens
for the
Orwell, Ohio
•
Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
Sale—An
Liberty
until
basis of about 4.23%.
a
g e n
7:30
Pennsylvania State Public School
Sale—The
as
000
McCon,
will receive
p.m. (EST)
for the purchase of $50,e r a 1
obligation bonds.
Jan. 5
on
North
Secretary,
sealed bids until
Dependent School
(P. O. Cherokee),
transportation
$133,770 bonds
offered on Nov. 29—v. 192, p. 2070
—were
awarded
to
Magnus
&
Co.,
Township
as
bonds.
Dated Jan.
Offering—Loretta
Oklahoma
Bond
offered
.
Offering—John
chase-of
County
Bond
.
'
Bond
'
OKLAHOMA
Alfalfa
Finance
3V8S and 27/8S.,
as
2070
;
North
1962
refund¬
192,
Home
and
from
interest payable at
ing, series "1960 revenue bonds of¬
fered
1
inclusive.
1971
to
Dec.
on
RHODE
Township (P. O. 200
Drive, Monaco), Pa.
Fairland
bank
Offering—Carrie
the
Center
were
Warren, Ohio
tional
;►
—
Co.,^W. E. Hutton & Co., Robert
L.
Connors & Co., Pohl & Co.,
Inc., and Seasongood & Mayer.
for
Muskingum College of Ohio (P. O.
2070
p.
syndicate headed by
a
Magnus & Co., as 4%s,'at a price
of 100.62, a basis of about 4.18%.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Fox, Reusch &
payable at The Lake County Na¬
Bank, in Painesville.
Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
192,
v.
—
awarded to
(2379)
_
60
-(2380)
T/je Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,y
.
t
haus &
Co., Inc., John Nuveen &
Co., Commerce Trust Co., of Kan¬
ler; A. C. Allyn & Co.; Stroud
&
Co.; Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; Rey¬
nolds & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; W.
City, Rotan, Mosle & Co.,
Dewar,
Robertson
&
Pancoast, H. Morton & Co.; F. S. Smithers
Fox, Rausch & Co., Inc., and Met¬ & Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
ropolitan Dallas Corp.
Peoples National Bank, of Char-,
lottsville; Fields, Richards & Co.;
Seminole Common Consolidated
Hannahs, Ballin & Lee; Wood,
School District (P. O.
*
Gundy
&
Co.;
Ball, Burge
&
Seminole), Texas
Kraus; C. F. Cassell & Co.; Ed¬
Bond Offering—W. E. Cox, Jr.,
ward G. Webb & Co.; Investment
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
Corporation
of
Norfolk;
Stein
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬ Bros. &
Boyce;
Ferris
&
Co.;
til 8:30 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 12 for
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, and
the purchase of $239,000 schoolH. V. Sattley & Co.
'
sas
house
Due
bonds. Dated
Dec.
on
Dec.
from
15
15, 1960.
1961
1970
to
Ferrum Junior
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the Seminole
State Bank, in Seminole. Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst,
McCall & Horton, of Dallas.
Bond
Offering
Holmes,
ceive
College, Ferrum, Va.
Jr.,
Raymond
—
will
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
until
T.
re¬
3
WISCONSIN
*
r
Bonds
Granite School District
East and Penny Ave.
(P. O. 300
(3545 So.)
Salt Lake City),
Sale
Bond
to
offered
on
not sold.
Utah
1997
Nov. 1 from 1962
inclusive.
M-N.
Interest
approved by Covington
Burling, of Washington, D. C.
The
$1,050,000
school building bonds offered on
Dec. 6
v.
192, p. 2172 — were
bonds
awarded
p.
I.
du
—
the
to
a
group
California
composed
Bank,
of
Los
of
An¬
Halifax, Va.
Sale—The
Bond
offered
No.
school
Pont
&
bonds
sold
was
1—v.
3%s.
as
from
125,000
Nov.
on
28
Due
Oct.
on
1
1962 to 1975 inclusive.
at
4s. Due
as
Oct: 1 from
on
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due
1
from
1962
to
the
at
Oct.
on
Fort
District
No.
■
Ogden City School District, Utah
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
school
building
bonds offered
gality
p.
Nov.
on
29—v.
2072—were awarded to
a
192,
group
1999
Bank
about
2.63%,
$1,035,000
from
465,000
follows:
as
2M>s.
as
Due
June 1
on
2.80s.
as
from 1968 to
Due
on
1
1962
from
M-N.
to
Le¬
approved
Virginia
Polytechnic
&
bonds
offered
1961
revenue
Dec.
on
2172—were
7—v.
awarded
192,
F.
to
W.
Craigie & Co., and R. H, Brooke
Co., jointly, as 4.10s, at a price
of 100.005, a basis of about 4.09%.
&
June 1
inclusive.
1971
192,
offered
on
2172—were not
p.
16
for
2:30 p.m. (CST)
the purchase of
$65,000 school bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1963
1975
to
inclusive.
interest
trust
payable
proved
and
bank v or
designated by the
company
successful
Principal
at
any
bidder.
Legality
Quarles, Herriott
Clemons, of Milwaukee.
Bond
Vt.
Courtmanche,
95.48,
Sale—The $315,000 school
bonds offered
Nov. 30—v.
on
192,
2072—were awarded to Loker,
Sparrow & Co., as 3.70s, at a price
100.65, a basis of about 3.63%,
p.
of
Randolph, Vt.
Bond
Sale—The
$141,000 sew¬
general
obligation
system
age
bonds offered
on
Nov.
10—v. 192,
1867—were awarded to Loker,
Sparrow & Co., as 3.60s, at a price
of 100.546, a basis of about 3.54%.
p.
College of Vermont
(P. O. Winooski), Vt. •
Bond
Offering—Rev.
S.
receive
S.
bids
Gerald
until
E.
11
a.m.
(EST) on Dec. 15 for the purchase
of $850,000 dining-student union
revenue
Due
coma,
at a
terest cost
A-O. Legality
Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
VIRGINIA
(P. O. Fairfax),
Virginia
Sale
The
$8,500,000
—
school
Dec.
1961
7
—
awarded to
the
A
Chase
bonds
192,
v.
a
p.
offered
1540
—
Bank,
of
York; Blyth & Co., and Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
3.82%, as follows:
New
$2,380,000
6s.
Due
Jan.
as
from
270,000
as
4s.
as
Due
on
Jan.
from 1983 to 1985 inclusive.
340,000
Housing
as
V^sl
Due
on
Jan.
1,
1980
5—v.
as
192,
3l/ss, at
p.
a
2172—
Federal
the
to
Finance
price of par.
West
Virginia (State of)
Sale—The $2,000,000 road
Bond
bonds
offered
6—v.
Dec.
on
2172—were awarded to
dicate
headed
a
192,
syn¬
by
Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Inc., at a price of 100.014,
a net interest cost of about 3.19%,
cate
members
of
follows:
the
from
720,000
as
4s.
1961
as
Due
1976
to
314s.
1977
on
1965
to
3s.
1966
as
Due
to
Due
Dec.
1
were
as
&
Dec.
1
inclusive.
on
Dec.
1
Bank
Charleston.
until
8
p.m.
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
payable at all
(J-J)
Clerk,
bids
will
until
8
Due
on
1981
inclusive.
as
1,
$114,-
Due
6s. Due on Dec. 1, 1970.
inclusive.
1981
Jan.
receive
1
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
Ste. Martine
on
Dec.
5
Commission, Que.
Offering—Onias Henault,
sealed
from
Principal
payable
1962
Due
1960.
to
Dated
bonds.
school
000
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1980
interest
1
Dec.
!,,, lois & Courtmanche, Inc.
1961
Valcourt School Commission,
from
Principal
and
at
all
Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
(J-D)
branches
loan
on
payable
the province of
procedure.
St. Hilaire,
Bond
Offering
Quebec
Eugene Hand-
—
field, Village Secretary-Treasurer,
8
receive
sealed
bids
until
(EST) on Dec. 19 for the
purchase of $190,000 village im¬
provement bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
p.m.
'
•"
: :
Quebec
'
Bond Offering—Romuald Four-
nier, Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
Jan.
1962
and
8
interest
(J-J) payable at all
bec,"
loan
of the bank mentioned in the
procedure.
re¬
p.m.
on Dec. 21 for the purchase
$263,000 school bonds.
Dated
1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1 from
Jan.
1962
to
1981
interest
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal
payable at all
branches in the Province of Que¬
of
loan procedure.
Commerce,
Berthierville, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
town
on
$235,000
improvement bonds offered
Nov. 21
was
sold to The Credit
5V2s, at
terest
a
cost
Ltd., as 5s and
price of 97.59, a net in¬
of about 5.58%.
Bromptonville, Quebec
Offering — Aime Benoit,
of Town Secretary - Treasurer, will
Bond
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
You
give
with every
to
the
food
and
friendship
$1 package
world's
CARE Food
p.m.
branches in the Province of Que¬
all
until
8:30
1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1 from
to 1981 inclusive.
Principal
in¬
at
until
(EST) on Dec. 19 for the purchase
of $134,500 school bonds.
Dated
to
and
Secretary-Treasurer, will
and
of¬
— The $50,000 aque¬
will receive duct and fire protection bonds of¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on fered on Nov. 29—v. 192, p. 2072
Dec. 13 for the purchase of $215,-, —were awarded to Veillet, Lang¬
(EST)
of
bonds
sold to,. Veil—
Sault-Au-Mouton, Quebec
loan procedure.
bids
was,
Bond Sale
,
Beloeil School Commission, Quebec
Bond Offering—Jacques Desausealed
issue of $73,500
improvement
parish
fered
Parish, Quebec
Sale—An
Bond
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
ceive
all
at
loan procedure.
branches in the Province of Que¬
tels
payable
(J-J)"
in the province of Que¬
p.m.
(J-J)
1 from 1962
Principal and
interest
(EST) on Dec.
20 for the purchase of $20,500
city
improvement bonds. Dated Jan 1,
terest
Belanger,
lette, Langlois Courtemaftche,Tnc,
School
Felix-de-Valois
School Commission, Que,
branches
1
from 1964 to 1969 inclusive.
as
city
1961. Due on Jan.
from
Dec.
on
Louis
to
Nov.
to
5V2S.
Quebec
The $930,000
$390,000 school bonds. Dated Jan.
on
as 5s. Due on Dec. 1
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
—
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Dec.
13
for
the
purchase
of
School
$72,500
10,500
Sale
Bond Offering—Emile
a
will
Beauharnois, Quebec
Bond Offering — Isaie Daoust,
Interprovincial,
1985 inclusive.
Other members oMhe syndicate
as
follows: Phelps, Fenn &
National
1981
interest
inclusive.
on
syndi¬ Co., Blair & Co., Inc., A. E. Masten
& Co., Young, Moore & Co., and
Goldman,
Co.; Harriman Ripley &
CO., Inc.; Salomon Bros. & HutzSachs
to
sold
inclusive.
from T971,to 1980 inclusive,...,
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
follows:
were
Other
1, 1961. Due
1962
1961.
inclusive.
Home
and
Agency,
from
1986.
Dec.
awarded
from
1
3.70s.
1976 to
on
were
as
Jan.
City
1
Dec.
on
College, Inc.,
■*
Philippi, W. Va.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 men's
dormitory 1960 revenue bonds of¬
880,000
1,020,000
1975 inclusive.
Due
bids
(EST) on Dec. 19 for the purchase
$148,000 school bonds.
Dated
loan procedure.
WEST VIRGINIA
as 3.90s. Due on Jan. 1
from 1969 to 1982 inclusive.
from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
4,760,000
3V2s.
sealed
re¬
branches in the Province of Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
Alderson-Broaddus
p.
ceive
1
Dec.
on
McMa-
1
Dec.
on
Due
Katie
—
of
1970 inclusive.
1971 to
from
$400,000
on
Due
3y4s.
Offering
hon, Secretary-Treasurer, will
1
Dec.
on
1962 to 1965 inclusive.
as
223,000
1
as
Due
3V2s.
from 1966 to
were
syndicate headed by
Washington, Taprice of par, a net in¬
of about 3.56%, as fol¬
as
184,000
on
Manhattan
was
1970
5y2s. Due on Sept. I
5s, at a price of 93.635.
Belanger, Inc., at
price of 98.089, a net interest
cost of about 6.12%, as follows:
22
.
St.
Dec. 1, 1970.
bonds offered
composed of
Corp.,
Secretary-Treasurer,
Commission, Quebec
Bond
and
fered
Fairfax County
school
000
31,000
Allumette Island Catholic School
com¬
lows:
„
by
Bond
group
on
Commission, Quebec
Sale—An issue of
Bond
2072
National Bank of
Interest
approved
a
p.
Co., Peoples National
Washington, Seattle, and
Bank of
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
1 from 1962 to 1999
Inclusive.
to
192,
liam Blair &
Oct.
on
29—v.
awarded
—were
from
R., President, will
sealed
Nov.
on
Due
d'Orford
on
were
bonds offered on
Nov..11—v.
192, p. 1760—were
awarded to Demes, Adam, Ltd., as
Deck 1 from
Bond
&
QUEBEC
$123,000
St. Michael's
Dupont,
Washington
Bond
Sale—The $800,000 gen¬
eral obligation hospital bonds of¬
posed of Foster & Marshall, Wil¬
?
Elie
group
—
'improvement
price of
a
a
St. Laurent,
on
inclusive.
1969
to
42,000 as 6s.
St.
at
5V2s. Due
as
1961
CANADA
fered
Inc.,
follows:
as
St.
Skagit County Public Hospital Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Mount Vernon),
192, p.
Veillet,
to
awarded
VERMONT
School District,
28—v.
;
as
Bond
village
offered on
2072—were
Langlois &
bonds
improvement
Nov.
WASHINGTON
Harkwick
y
inclusive.
Sale—The $50,000
Bond
to
350,000
Due. on Dec. 1 from
1975
to
192, p. 1867
5s. Due on Sept. 1 from
as
1961
*
,
1
Normandin, Quebec
ap¬
by
$256,500
Due on Dec.
offered
Ltd., L. G. Beaubien & Co., Ltd.,
and Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd.,
at a-price of 96.04, a net interest
cost of about 5.87%, as follows:
Dawson,
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
1971
to
city
$606,500
DominionSecurities
The
follows:
as
5V2s.
as
51,500 as 6s.
Offering—George R. Lar¬
District Clerk, will receive
Dec.
on
6.17%,
from
Somers School District No. 2 (P. O.
Rt. 4, Box 883, Kenosha), Wis.
until
and
Quebec
bonds
v.
—
awarded
sewer
15—v. 192,
awarded to The
Montreal,
$8,000
son,
$1,000,000 stu¬
dent activities and physical edu¬
building
bonds
$80,500
Nov.
on
were
—
of
$29,000
*
sold.
sealed bids
Sale—The
cation
addition
Nov. 29—v.
1867
p.
Bond
Bldg., Richmond), Va.
Bond
school
Institute
(P. O. Room 101, Finance
p.
1961 to 1967 inclusive.
Nov.
inclusive. Interest
of
Oregon, Port¬
land, First Security Bank of Utah,
N. A., of Salt Lake City, and Ed¬
ward L. Burton & Co., at a price
of 100.041, a net interest cost of
on
by Covington
Burling, of Washington, D. C.
composed of The Harris Trust &
Saving Bank, of Chicago, First
National
Due
1959.
offered
16
Nov.
Quebec
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
1975
Sale—The
Bond
on Dec. 1
inclusive.
Due
St. Jerome,
the
improvement
Naudville,
.
1959 bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
revenue
all
at
procedure.
about
Wisconsin
geles, Blyth & Co., Inc., Kalman price of 100.30, a basis of about
&
Co., Inc., and the Mercantile 3.67%.
Bond Sale—The $60,000 school
\
Trust Company, of St. Louis, at
bonds offered on Nov. 28—v. 192,
Mary Baldwin College, Staunton,
a
price of 100.004, a net interest
p. 2172—were awarded to Chan¬
Virginia
cost of about 2.55%, as follows:
ner Newman Securities Co.
Bond Offering—John B. Daffin,
$100,000 as 4s. Due on Jan. 1, 1963.
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids Sheboygan Falls Joint School Dist.
950,000 as 2^s. Due on Jan. 1 until 3
No. 1, Wis.
p.m. (EST) on Dec. 19 for
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
the purchase of $500,000 dormitory
Bonds Not Sold—The $550,000
.
payable
(J-J)
inclusive.
1970
as 5V2s.
from 1971 to
43,500
Principal and
inclusive.
to
1961
1962
from
1
branches in the Province of Que¬
loan
p.
$96,500 as 5s. Due on Dec 1 from
1,
Dated Jan.
Jan.
on
Hannaford, Ltd., jointly, at a price
of 97.826, a net interest cost of
1
(P. O. Route 3, Portage),
a
Due
1981
192,
7
(EST) on'Dec. 21 for
purchase of $197,000 town im¬
p.m.
to
8—v.
Interprovincial, Ltd., at a price of
98.69, a net interest cost of about
the 5.58%, as follows:
until
bids
sealed
provement bonds.
Bank
Winnebago and Marcellon
School
receive
1961.
Nov.
1760—were awarded to The Credit
Secretary-Treasurer,
Town
say,
will
Ex¬
Clemons, of Milwaukee.
Joint
Sale—The $140,000 school
offered
bonds
Therese Ram¬
—
pay¬
National
change Bank, in Milwaukee. Le¬
gality approved by Ouarles, Her&
Offering
inclusive.
1980
Marine
Bond
bec, of the bank mentioned in
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
Commission, Que.
interest
1976 to 1980 inclusive.
;
all
St. Jean De Matha School
East-Angus, Quebec
composed of
group
Co., Inc., at a price of
100.0003, a net interest cost of
about 3.87%, as follows:
$280,000
in¬
at
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan procedure.
interest
and
and
payable
(J-J)
Bond
Securities
192,
3.70s,
as
offered
a
Principal
1962 to
Principal
branches in the Province of Que¬
(M-N) payable at all branches in
Province of Quebec, of the
bank mentioned in the loan pro¬
$405,000
Barcus, Kindred & Co., Loewi &
Co., Inc., and Channer Newman
$175,000 water
Co.,
to
clusive.
terest
1 from
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1981
cedure.
Wis.
7,
Bond Sale—An issue of
riott
Dec.
on
1961. Due
(EST) on Dec. 20 for the purchase
$30,000
town
improvement
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1961 to 1980 in¬
the
Brookfield Joint School District
2072—were awarded to Francis
—
Nov. 28—v. 192, p. 2172
p.m.
Legality
&
Sold—The
—were
(EST) on Dec. 19 for the purchase
$612,000 dormitory - Student
on
Not
$320,000
municipal hospital revenue bonds
of
I, 1959. Due
'
'
,
—
of
Bloomer, Wis.
Union Revenue bonds. Dated Nov.
UTAH
Monday, December 12, 1960
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