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ESTABLISHED
1839
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Number 6013
192
Volume
New York 7, N. Y.,
Monday, December 19, 1960
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
Alloys Unlimited, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pur¬
suant
amendment
remaining
Dec. 13 prospectus, Newburger, Loeb & Co.
Unterberg Towbin Co., both of New York City,
to
a
and C. E.
offered
publicly
In This Issue
grants
A
directors
discretion
full
preferred shares.
There
is
of
this
firm's
100
par
privately
long-range financing plan, Blyth
$6,000,000 of American's new class
6.25%
of
to
set
terms
present
no
the
for
intention
to
shares.
the
Under
stock at $15 per share.
common
also
class
these
stock
shares
135,000
issue
MISCELLANEOUS
-
series
and
$6,000,000
of
Inc.
Co.,
&
will
place
cumulative
A
preferred
sinking fund
5.25%
new
debentures.
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
Agent,
Empire
Trust
Company
New
York, N. Y.; Registrar, Manufacturers Trust Company, New York, N. Y.
Of the shares
offered, 75,000 are being purchased by the under¬
writers
from
the
company
and
60,000
from
stockholders
of
the
..,
•
The
company.
the
of
sale
shares.
for the
PROCEEDS—The
the sale of its
after
will
company
60,000
market
quoted
receive
Prior
of
utilize
to
proceeds
has
there
of
been
New York
no
the
net
proceeds
from
of expenses) in the following ways;
company
intends to apply $40,000 to finance "TAC," a glass
sealing and automatic testing machinery company.
The company intends to allocate to its subsidiary, Electronic Glass
&
Ceramics
Corp., approximately $300,000 to finance the operation
payment
The
such
of
''.of
subsidiary
this
is
sum
machinery
bridge,
intended
the
with
be
automated
The
the
production
leads
sale
such
and
The company will allocate
the
effort
an
in
advances
of
Two
to
develop
the
sales
expenses
Over-the-Counter
and
which
industry,
may
needed
be
particularly
in
to
and
the
of
balance
the
of
will
proceeds
be
the
virtually
United
mation
I
Inc.
the company has agreed to
TO
PRESENT
purchase.
Authority
*Short-term
♦The
(10
t The
acquire
cents
has
elected
outstanding
the
of
Outstanding
None
$250,000
in
of
as
to exercise an option on
capital stock of TAC at the
its part to
book value
certain
31,
May
circumstances
to
prevent
dilution.—V. 192, p. 1605.
$orp.—To Survive Merger—
of Amerace Corp.
(Amerace), and
president of Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America
13 that the executive committee of each
company has
determined to recommend to its Board of Directors a
merger between ESNA and Amerace upon the following tentative terms:
Victor
*
T.
president
Norton,
William F. McGuinness,
"(ESNA), announced
shares
Amerace
one-half
years
Further
of
.
ESNA
pf
$100
at
and
discussion
Directors
consummate
$5
$105
per
share thereafter.
details and
of
of
stockholders
and
the
stock
par,
purpose
At
vote
of
the
on
for
stockholders
at
$25
time,of
upon
the
to
ESNA
and
proposed
the
call
of
the merger, Amerace
have
the
been
meeting,
of
ESNA's stockholders to
intends to make a cash
to
tender to eona s
intact
employees,
and
its
Sauers,
and
operations
Division
Foods
J.
L.
Michigan
a
the
by
192,
site
will
American
of
Executive
corporation, was
and outstanding
issued
stock.—V.
of
be
Homo
Vice-President
191, p.
incorporated
Sept. 12,
shares of $1
100,000
1106.
Sales Training Research Associates, Inc.—
Securities
William
O.
curities
9
47
and
Dec.
on
permanently
Act
Exchange Commission Chicago Regional Office
5 the entry of a Federal court order
(USDC ND
restraining "ASTRA," of
Chicago,
together
with
Gillentine
and
registration
Walter
Herr, from further violating the Se¬
in the sale of ASTRA of certain
requirement
investment
contracts, being arrangements designated as "inactive dis¬
tributorships" relating to sales on behalf of investors of personal
development and success programs made up of a photograph record
by one Earl Nightingale entitled "The Strangest Secret" and a related
48
manual.
48
Ampex
Corp.—Stock Option Plan—
Ampex Corp., 934 Charter Street, Redwood City, Calif., filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on Dec. 8, 1960,
covering 17,200 shares
of common stock, to be offered from time to time
by the company to
officer
to 315,000
up
192,
shares
of ESNA
(Erwin
"Weight
is
American Biltrite
Rubber Co., Inc.—To
Acquire—
being
Gold
Biltrite Rubber Co., Inc., has entered into an agreement
the stock of Bonafide Mills, Inc., a large manufacturer of
asbestos and asphalt floor tile and linoleum, Maurice J. Bern¬
stein, President of American Biltrite, announced on Dec. 1.
American
to
acquire
vinyl
The
It
is
the
in
not
was
disclosed.
No
American
stock
Biltrite
to Robert G. Marcus, Vice-President and general manager
Amtico Flooring Division of American Biltrite, the acquisition
According
of
the
completely
the company's full line of
floor
coverings.
previously manufactured vinyl asbestos and
asphalt floor tile
and
linoleum.
The
Amtico
Flooring Division in
Trenton, N. J., is presently one of the industry's leading producers of
vinyl and rubber floorings.
American
rounds
Biltrite
Bonafide Mills, with
plants in Trenton, N. J.,
years
ago,
1961, Bonafide Mills will be operated as a subsidiary
Samuel Spector will be President of the Maine
officers
in this
division will be Abraham Spector,
Division.
Other
Samuel J.
Logan and William Rowe.
Bonafide's
as
Vice-President,
will
Marshall Spector,
continue
sales
as
who has served
of
manager
the
Vinyl Asbestos and Asphalt Tile Division in Trenton.
Biltritle,
American
nontire
sion
the
rubber
is the
with headquarters in Chelsea, Mass., is the largest
company in the world.
The Biltrite Sole & Heel Divi¬
world's
Boston
Cambridge,
largest manufacturer, of shoe soling materials,
Woven
Hose
is
Mass.,
&
Rubber
Division
major manufacturer
of
of
American
industrial
a
American Cement
Dec.
14
of
in
Corp.—Financing Plan Approved—
this corporation
approved
an
at
a
amendment to
special meeting in Philadelphia
the corporation's certificate of
clearing the way for lopg-range financing
vate placement of senior securities by Blyth & Co., Inc.
incorporation
The
amendment reduces
value cumulative
creates
shares,
a
$100
designated
as
par
the
number
of. shares
through
pri¬
of
the
high-protein,
more
in
than
fully-balanced
ready-to-drink
Beatrice
Foods
a
research
of
year
form
by
dietary food
the Meadow
Co.
and
development,
to
director
of
is a fresh, homogenized and pasteurized milk
proteins,
vitamins,
minerals
and
other
nutrients
health, but low in calories, according to Dr. G. C. North,
in
products
new
beverage,
initially in
new
available
vanilla.
It
and
will
at
which
quart,
a
be
no
cartons
in
distributed
cases
refrigeration,
one-day
for
requires
quart
dairy
requires
materials
and
which
Bendix
supply.—V.
Meadow
on
of
food
is
192,
or
stirring, will be
chocolate and
flavors,
home
Gold
"Weight
stores.
expected
Foods.'
Beatrice
mixing
two
retail
to
for
milk
delivery
Control—906,"
89 cents per
1607.
p.
The
class
value,
"class A
A
of
cumulative
which
cumulative
preferred stock
the first series of
$25
par
series of 150,000
60,000 shares is
preferred stock 6.25%
Corp.—Acquires—
corporation has entered into
series."
contract
a
with
the Micrometrical
Manufacturing
Dec.
on
6
Co. to purchase its assets for cash, it was
by Malcolm P. Ferguson, President of Bendix.
Micrometrical's land
and building will be utilized
announced
''
by Bendix under a
j i'<
4
long-term lease, Mr. Ferguson said. The purchase of the company, a
leading manufacturer of equipment used to measure the surface finish
of
various
types of materials,
"fits into the continued expansion
Bendix
and
its
interest
in
the
needs
of
modern
efficient gaging and measurement control systems
industry
for
more
and for automation-
type equipment," Mr. Ferguson said.
Micrometrical, which produces electronic-mechanical units for appli¬
in the metalworking, paper, and plastic fields, is located in a
air-conditioned plant just off
the expressway at South State
Street in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mr. Ferguson said the business will con¬
tinue
to
be
operated as the Micrometrical Manufacturing Co., and
as
a
subsidiary of the Bendix Corp.—V. 192, p. 2219.
cations
M
new
Beneficial
Finance
The
Co.
—
Debentures
Sold
—
Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. heads a group which of¬
fered publicly on Dec. 14, $50,000,000 Beneficial Finance
Co. 4%% debentures due June 1, 1981, priced at 99.04%,
plus accrued interest to yield 4.95%.
The issue was
{ u
i f
'■ <
\ i
J
s
G:
V
'I i
quickly sold.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds will be used
bank
loans
with
the
balance
REDEMPTION—The
of authorized
preferred stock from'500,000 shares to 240,000 shares
new
of
while
Biltrite
rubber
prod¬
ucts including hose, belting, v-belts, tape, packing, and matting.
The
company also operates a chemical division with plants in Wilmington,
Mass., and Conway, N. C.—V. 191, p. 2513.
on
essential
of
1,
Biltrite.
American
result
of
rich
headquarters
'
Effective Jan.
of
employees
23
Control—900"
not
in
New
York City, operates
and Lisbon and
Winthrop, Maine.
Their floor coverings are sold through flooring dis¬
tributors, dealers, and contractors for both commercial and residential
use.
and
out
has
30
over
The
a
nationally
Division
"Weight
routes
the company's earnings.
to
President)
2337.
Control—900,"
introduced
Dairy
The
that the purchase will add approximately $10 million
Biltrite's sales, which were $70,393,714 in 1959, and add
Tomash,
p.
product
transaction.
expected
American
to
price
purchase
involved
was
190,
Beatrice Foods Co.—New Diet Product—
stock
common
1809.
p.
*■
and
merger.
purchase
share.—-V.
per
Stockholders
Amerace
acting
111.)
company.—V.
subsequent approval by the Boards
companies will be necessary to
instructed to prepare
an
appropriate merger
agreement for submission to the Boards ox
Directors. If approved by both Boards, complete information will be
prepared and mailed to stockholders of both companies, together with
notices of separate Special Meetings of Stockhodlers. to be held for the
Counsel
management,
retained
according
common
announced
one
both
plan.
Government.—V.
the
tration
Dec.
on
will be exchanged for ffie share of a
dividend voting cumulative convertible
preferred stock. Each share of the new preferred stock will be con¬
vertible
into
two shares
of Amerace common,
for a period of nine
months
from
the effective
date of the merger; into one and threefifths shares for an additional period of 15 months; and into one and
one-third shares for an additional period of 36 months, terminating
five years after the effective date of the merger. The preferred stock
will be entitled to the benefit of a sinking fund commencing in two
and one-half years. It will not be callable for two and one-half years;
thereafter it will be callable at $120 per share for a period of two and
Four
new
Payable
Reserve Banks
Founded
Amerace
1961
specially processed peanuts and other
of
present
be
authorized,
value
The
1
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
substantially
1965 in exchange of common sock of the
company valued at $10 per share, but in no event will the company
pay
more
than 37,500 shares of
its common stock.
The valuation
and the maximum number of shares are each subject to adjustment
thereof
by
settle
to
Home Foods.
Foods,
has
1949,
par
53
Federal Reserve System
t525,003 shs.
has no funded debt.
company
all
value).—.
par
loan—.,.—————
bank
company
Franklin
37
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
FINANCING
850,000 shs.
.
Common stock
and
to
prior
Enjoined—
Foreign Exchange Rates
was
EFFECT
roaster
a
"The
will
Corp.,"
been
GIVING
is
nuts.
Foods
integrated with the American Home
subsidiary
A
CAPITALIZATION
,
43
every
has
the stock of which
Corp.
Declared
the
to
aggravated
elected
years
has been acquired by Ameri¬
Corp., Chairman Alvin G. Brush announced in
1, through an exchange of American Home Products
Foods
of
Franklin
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Unlimited,
States.
Inc.
Franklin
varieties
42
City Bond Offerings..
Dividends
working
to
added
$6,850,000
was
has
open
shares.
39
General Corporation and Investment News
and
funds
all
for
Inc., Ann Arbor, Mich.,
Dec.
American
manufacturer of semiconductor devices in
of the company, Alloys Unlimited
organized to
produce and has recently
commenced ..shipment
in small research quantities of certain intermetallic
compounds,
among
which are materials for tunnel diodes
and transistors;
materials for solar cell applications; and materials
for
infra-red,
thermoelectric and electro luminescence devices.
The
company
also plans to engage in the manufacture and distribution
of testing equipment for semiconductor devices and the sale of beaded
leads
and
first
seals
for
glass diodes through Electronic Glass &
•Ceramics Corp.,
a
subsidiary of the company, and Transistor Auto¬
included
38
Miscellaneous Features
State
for
corporation
Products
on
37
purchase the portion of the TAC
approximately $80,000 was used to
need
The
the
incorporated under the laws
of
the
State
of
New
York
on
July 17,
1957.
Its first shipments
commenced in December,
1957.
The company, located in Long Island
City, New
York, manufactures certain
components for such semi¬
conductor
devices
as
silicon and germanium transistors,
diodes and
rectifiers.
The company believes that che range of its customers has
Chemicals,
York
Products
company.
BUSINESS—Alloys
New
of American
the
remaining
Any
issue.
controversy
approximately
Foods
Home
38
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
cladding
operations
of the
company.
Approximately
$30,000 has been applied to the research program described in the
foregoing paragraph relating to new methods of manufacturing and
refining metals.
The balance of the loan, aggregating approximately
$80,000, was used as working capital.
Capital
Franklin
can
37
dollars will be applied to repay
Empire Trust Co.
Of the proceeds of
date
the
American Home Products Corp.—Acquires—
37
37
to
plant modernization.
that
37
37
Averages___
other
1809.
p.
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
thousand
company's bank loan from
loan,
$60,000 was
used
to
establish
35
Markets
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond
of
payment
and
stated
depletion
depletion
percentage
35
...
Ariz,
Russell
percentage
materials.
fifty
purchased
alloys
Mr.
35
-
portion of this money to chemicals
a
new
semiconductor
thermo-electric
hundred
debentures
for
and
refining
in
use
seals
Clarkdale,
35
,
components.
In the two years since Dec.
31, 1957, American spent over $35,000,on
plants, additions and improvements.
During 1960 the board
appropriated approximately $13,000,000 for completion of a new white
cement
plant at Crestmore, Calif., construction of a third kiln at
30
____
._
equipment.
purity.
this
leads
by
first
and
of
and
field
Approximately $125,000
to purchase machinery
and first seals, which
TAC at its plant in Cam¬
used
intends to apply approximately $170,000 to continue
development program for new methods of manufac¬
metals
in order to
meet higher
standards of
company
reseach
meet
be
operated
turing
for
to
$100,000 of the proceeds is intended to be used by
acquire additional ultra-precise tooling facilities and
td
company
its
to
beaded
finished
of
Approximately
;
agreement.
beaded
of
The remainder of this $300,000 is intended to be used
capital of the subsidiary to enable it to maintain inven¬
connection
in
TAC
intended
manufacture
long-
new
000
25
.___
Mass.
working
as
tories
the
is
the
under
presently
for
TAC
from
Russell, President of American, told stockholders the
financing will permit American to reduce operating costs through
modernization, improvements and additional production capacity.
Page
13
Stock
Exchange (Stocks)..
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange.
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.—
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange____
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
(estimated at $988,016
C.
range
"
the
stock.
stock to the underwriters
common
the
offering
common
intends
company
part
no
this
to
company's
W.
Stock and Bond Quotations
Dec.
1,
bentures
and
at
slated
debentures
outstanding short-term
company's general funds.
be
will
non-redeemable
prior
to
in the 12-month period starting Dec. 1, 1968, the de¬
be redeemed at the option of the company at 102.04%
decreasing prices thereafter to maturity.
1968;
may
BUSINESS—Beneficial Finance Co. is
iaries
the
engaged
V
to reduce
for
primarily in the small
holding company with subsid¬
loan business and in the sales
a
■■
*
11!
Mi
*
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<2506)
finance
business.
Canada
and
firm
The
income
gross
wiih
period of
compared
same
Last
July
company
Lazard
of
Carl
stock
of
sale
current
$110,180,188
debt,
cumulative
debentures,
I960, adjusted to reflect
$405,250,000 in long-term
obligations, 586,213 shares of 5%
par value and
10,001,218 shares of
in
short
of
stock
$1
entered
in
of
curities
between
Co.,
&
$50
the
the
Dillon,
underwriter,
behalf
on
Securities & Co
C.
Stroud
600,000
100,000
300,000
Taylor, Rogers & Tracy,
600,000
Spencer
Trask
Tucker,
Anthony
Drexel
&
Co.___
F.
Ederstadt
A.
600,000
G.
&
Sons,
Co.,
200,000
Equitable
Securities
Baker, Weeks & Co.____
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
200,000
Corp.
A.
Becker &
G.
Blair
&
Blunt
Ellis
Blyth
& Co.,
Co.
Alex.
Brown
200,000
Burns
Bros.
&
Forgan
Harriman
Co.,
400,000
Hornblower
E.
Denton,
Co
Hutton
F.
Weeks
The
<te
Sherrerd
200,000
Johnston,
John W.
Clarke & Co.,_
200,000
Kidder,
100,000
Collins
Co.,,
&
Inc.,,,,
Co.
Co.
Co.
in
1,650,000
the
are
2,000,000
SIDNEY
called
has
for
Bank,
Bank
this
are
to be found in this and the
period
identified
are
at
the
end
Weld
&
Co
1,650,000
&
Co
800,000
Strickland,
President
cash
redemption
Apparel
area.
three
operates
Milwaukee
of
The
Best
&
.suburban
Grand
has
branches
been
in
in
of
this
More
column.
business
details, of
Bonds
in
in
Stocks
Corporates
Milwaukee
the
$21,056,590
3,157,470
$31,006,590
course,
6__
8,"675,000
4,045,000
12,720,000
Jan.
9-Jan.13__
60,504,400
21,800,000
Financings
$48,780,000
13,100,000
2,300,000
137,440,000
3,157,470
2-Jan.
82,304,000
of
Brooks
poration
company
purchased
has
a
site
which
on
it
is
plant
1961.
Instrument
in
S. A., will represent the Netherlands
outside of
the
Western Hemisphere.
Co.,
markets
all
cor¬
The
is located in Freibourg, Switzerland.
offices probably will be opened in Germany, France and England.
European
office
sales
55
California Gas Transmission Co.—Import Plan Opposed
outright
Apparel Co.
See
and
A
there
Bay.
new
Racine,
tors
Pierce
Crawler
750
Co..
and
California
announced
was
years,
Southern
Gas
Co.,
below.
•»
(J. I.) Case Co.—New Tractor—
apparel stores
Milwaukee
for
and
tractor
Dec.
on
Wis.,
that
equipment.
into
went
production
Dec.. 1,
1960
President of the J. I. Case
and agricultural trac¬
will be introduced on film at
by Wm. J. Grede,
6
manufacturer
The
new
of
industrial
tractor
government may go into the red slightly after all at the end of the year.
may arrest the upward bond price trend. In the municipal market, prices
took a somewhat different turn than for corporates. For example, the PHA's
that
went
$79,786,590
16,257,470
15,020,000
219,744,000
news
$129,188,060
$201,620,000
232,997,000
227,856,500
$330,808,080
460,853,500
or more.
out
paid
A crucial debate is
higher interest than their last issue last September.
a
WHERE
LIES
THE
shaping
GREATER IMPORTANCE
OF
GOLD?
to whether gold's most important place is to serve
as
a
settler of international balance of payments and not be used
domestically at
all, or whether its foremost role among others is to keep tabs on domestic credit
and
subiect
care
of its
international function
latter
be
cannot
thwarted
circumscribed
or
should
it
be
such
as
dollar,
or any other currency, to function
exchange and storehouse of value, domestically and internationally.
Last week another
be
as
byf£toduct. Germane to this is the fact that the dollar in a free market
to 'both domestic and international forces.
Actually, the'workings of
affect the effectiveness of
of
up as
supply, and automatically take
currency
natural
solely used to
for
our
to
adversely
as a
medium
important figure endorsed the stand that our gold supply should
foreign claims on our dollar and should not be used as a
cover
Federal
Reserve
notes and deposits. Per Jacobsson, the distinguished
economist, formerly of the Bank for .International Settle¬
Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, concurred
with Henry C. Alexander, Chairman of the Board of Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co.
(cf. p. 2, Dec. 12 and p. 20ff of Dec. 15 issues of the Chronicle) that our monetary
gold stock should be used only for balance of payment purposes. Both of these
reserve
Swedish
financier
and
ments
$50,059,060
109,476,500
sales company
Netherlands
»
subsidiary of Brooks Instrument
previously formed by Brooks in Switzerland.,
which is scheduled to begin production about
Initially, production will be limited to only
three
of
Brooks'
major rotameter lines;
purge
meters, O-ring-type
indicating meters and pneumatic and electric transmitting rotameters.
Within
two years
the plant is expected to be producing all Brocks'
product lines, including a new type of level controller.
First
<
a
.
..
wholly-owned
a
that the
is
*Municipals
$9,950,000
THE
The
the
Grand
Whitefish
and
This
Total of Both
Jan.
$1 million
all
A.,
central
children's
is
the
Total
118,380,000
,
.
is
and factory in Veenendaal,
with headquarters
V.,
N.
paid
Corporate
$79,129,400
at
or
European
,
.
firm
new
building a new
mid-January of
100,000
1961,
announces
The
and
store
Wauwatosa
BROWN
Corporate
Total-,
1,
Jan.
on
of
women's
main
VISIBLE FINANCING SUPPLY IN NEXT FOUR WEEKS
Last Week's Data
Co.—
sinking fund bonds dated
made
at the -Continental
Co.,
transaction
Thursday issues of the Chronicle.
Dec. 26-Dec. 30__
&
Co.,.. Chicago, 111.
Wis.—V. 191, p. 2635.
The following table sums up the public financing picture of bonds, common and pre¬
ferred stocks, and municipals assigned tentative offering dates in the next four weeks.
Dec. 19-Dec. 23__
Biddle
Trust
&
Bend,
West
Approximately $31 million corporate and $48,780,000 municipal financing is being
groomed for the market this week. The four-week float, all along the line, however,
has ebbed lower than last week's four-week projection. The larger issues slated
for
100,000
Co., S
Co-
first mortgage serial and
101%. Payment will be
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
The
European Sub.-^
and primary-device components, Dec.
a
Nederland,
Netherlands.
600,000
&
"
•
•
manufacturer of rotameter-type flow instrumenta¬
16, announced
manufacturing subsidiary, Brooks Instru¬
Pa.,
of
400,000
Co
&
Hatfield,
level controls
ment
400,000
Witter
400,000
&
Peabody
Grand
200,000
&
Lemon
at
purchase in a straight
of
Milwaukee, Wis.
300,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Julien
Illinois
Dean
—'
Co.——
,
.
Best & Co.—Acquires—
600,000
Co
&
300,000
Butcher
&
.
&
Wheat
C.
Yarnall,
National
Walter
600,000
Co,
&
appointed transfer a<rent of
stock of the company.—V. 192,
been
common
'
formation
Other
50,000
.
&
The
the
1,650,000
&
Noyes
1950
Illinois
1,650,000
Hemphill,
White,
1910.
association
1,
National
Ripley & Co.,
&
p.
J.
600,000
Co.
&
outstanding
Jan.
1,650,000
Inc.
Harrison
100,000
Inc.
Co.__
&
Sachs
200,000
Sons
&
Goldman,
1,650,000
Inc
&Co._—
Bradford & Co
C.
Glore,
200,000
Simmons,
&
&
The
600,000
192,
The
its
600,000
First Boston Corp., .2,000,000
200,000
Inc.
Inc.,.
Co.
Boettcher
J.
&
value
par
2323.
tion,
400,000
Co.—
Benton Harbor Hospital Association—To Redeem Bonds
100,000
200,000
&
$1
has
Bank
Manhattan
Chase
common
Brooks Instrument Co., Inc.—Forms
100,000
600,000
Co.__—
Edwards
—V.
600,000
400,000
Co.—
Wertheim
H.
p.
50,000
&
Day,
G.
200,000
Co.—,
&
Rothschild
300,000
—
Walker
200,000
Gardner
&
F.
Inc
."
L.
R.
400,000
&
1,650,000
Corp
Co.,
Co., Inc.,,.
&
Co.^—
&
L.
600,000
:
:
Deetjen & Co.
Whipple
Jaffray
&
Inc.
Hopwood
Reynolds
Securities
Jackson
Riter
Emanuel,
Bacon,
Co
Webber,
Curtis,,,
Putnam
200,000
50,000
Arthurs,
Co.
Ohio
Piper,
Co.
the
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
tne
$
10,000,000
Allyn & Co., Inc.
Lestrange &
300,000
Faine,
"
&
1959,
Leasing Co.—Appointment—
Berman
The
Webster
&
for
200,000
The
Amount
Courts
200,000
200,000
Stone
Pierce,
Grand
as
including leased departments,
was
approximately $6,900,000,
.Sales of Grand for the first nine
months of 1960 show an increase over 1959.—V. 190, p. 1291.
300,000
Inc.
100,000
operate
volume
sales
net
Grand's
Co.,
1,650,000
and
$
Co
&
Smith
&
Reinholdt
Union
100,000
Inc.
&
itself
of
Inc
Co.
Co._-.-_
Se¬
Amount
A.
& Boyce
Stephens, Inc.——
Stifel,
Nicolaus
&
Milwaukee
Union
principal amounts of debentures:
Dillon,
Staats &
Stein Bros.
S. Moseley & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
underwriters named therein, the underwriters named below have sev¬
erally agreed to purchase from the corporation the following respective
Eastman
William R.
200,000
to
continue
will
business
the
and
Apparel.
2,000,000
200,000
planned
are
Co.
300,000
F.
conditions
the
to
Eastman
800,000
&
Barney
Inc.
Co
Lynch,
Fenner
The
(the Underwriting Agreement)
and
corporation
managing
as
subject
and
terms
underwriting agreement
an
into
term
Smith,
Co,
&
&
Masten
Merrill
of
value per share.-
par
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
contained
consisted
E.
A.
&
Bros.
Hutzler
1,650,000
Inc
Co*
Mason-Hagan,
preferred
stock
common
&
McDonald
Capitalization of the company on Sept. 30,
Co
Rhoades
600,000
McCormick
owned subsidiary purchased 46.7%
of the
of Western Auto Supply Co., a nationwide
merchandising chain.
the
Loeb,
Salomon
200,000
Co
Loewi
wholly
a
common
Meeds,
&
Freres
M.
&
1959.
11,
outstanding
the
I960,
30,
June
$66,372,107 and net income of $12,330,650,
$60,596,164 and net of $11,234,591 for the
of
gross
ended
months
six
EARNINGS—For
reported
$
$
Bissell &
Laird,
Monday, December 19, 1960
.
Rosenberg, its President and the son of its founder, will continue
in direct management of this' new division of the Best & Co. organ¬
ization.
No changes in personnel or in Grand's merchandising policies
Amount
Amount
159 In.
country,
this
in
offices
1,107
has
in London.
one
.
.
and
now
gentlement,
TOTAL
BACKLOG
OF
REGISTERED
ISSUES
The total backlog of corporate issues
registered with the appropriate Federal agen¬
cies, and municipals, has declined somewhat continuing the trend of the past few
Nevertheless, a glance at some of the principal parts of the backlog shows
weeks.
bonds with dates have decreased
dates affixed have held their
slightly from last week's total and stocks without
with the week before.
own
in turn, endorsed the same position taken last year by Dr. Roy L.
Reierson, Vice-President and Senior Economist of the Bankers Trust Co. (cf. p. Iff,
Nov. 28, 1959 and p. 2, Dec. 12 issues of the Chronicle) who at that time detailed
his reasons as to why we should completely depart from any domestic ties to
gold
and confine its use as a cover for foreign dollar claims.
:
Their
position
stresses gold's greater importance exists for international foreign
and lesser need [in fact they say-needless] for domestic require¬
They assume that expert human judgment will see to it that we do not
have at any time too much or too little currency and credit, and that gold need
exchange
purposes
ments.
Tabulated just following are the backlog figures for
filed securities with and without
offering dates.
not
-Total
Backlog
This Week
$239,389,000 (21)
171,316,000 (39)
leave
This would
Total
bonds—
$395,164,200
Corporate bonds with
Corporate
Total
bonds
dates
without
—
dates
(62)
$410,705,000 (60)
$68,774,010
made
207,682,350
$277,117,230
$349,068,800
$672,281,430
$398,860,000f (37)
$526,187,000 (46)
municipals with dates
out
of
the
$45-$65 million
by the end of the
year or
AN
range.
National
Bank.
The
$177,000,000
are
short
check
domestic
or
term
at
would
by
the
not included in these
An active week of municipal public offerings also occurred
during the week ending
Dec. 14. They totaled $186,852,000 and $97,615,000 of this consisted of PHA's.
Addi¬
tions to the Chronicle's calendar of larger municipal issues amounted to $55,126,000.
This, however, was unable to keep the municipal float from declining.
Prices paid for corporate bonds maintained the higher trend set in last week due
either to the shortage of unsold issues or to doubts as to how soon the yields on
stocks may turn around. At the week's end an announcement
was
performance.
human management—a check
even
now
(admittedly
the Federal Reserve has to
con¬
Without the warning, or the check that
errs.
dollars here
for investments abroad.
But,
a
lists the
following
made to the effect
Week
automatically win
-
larger
weeks ahead. Included therein
floated
upon
dollar
LARGER
The
debentures
all
the desire to raise
currency
instruments.
capital market figures.
Additions to the Chronicle's Dec. 15 calendar of registered new issues aggregated
$124,772,500. Of this, $114,392,500 were fixed debt obligations and this, in turn,
included two equipment trust certificates, and the $45 million Consolidated Natural
Gas (2/7) and the $30 million Lake Superior District Power Co. (2/7).
no
The intent is to have this
in January.
ACTIVE PAST WEEK
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
its
foreign acceptance and should
encourage the free international flow of funds.
To throw away the yardstick that
measures
human judgment is to throw away both the goose and the golden egg.
Our primary need is to do all we can to keep our human managers on their toes
with proper detection instruments that command attention.
Gold is one of those
Corporate sales in the week of Dec. 8 through 14 reached the quite sizable figure
of $159,019,850 in public offerings. Making up this total were $100,250,000 in senior
debt securities including a $7,750,000 equipment trust certificate and $25 million
par value preferred stock issue. The remainder consisted of equities. Private place¬
ments made known amounted to $49,300,000 not including 108,720 shares of Mer¬
cantile
on
provide, our dollar could lose favor with foreigners, too late for remedial
A gold reservoir that these gentlemen propose may not encourage foreign
sound
f Includes Oklahoma City Improvement Authority bond negotiation
led by John Nuveen & Co., and Allen & Co., et al, computed at the
minimum
attention
can
action.
$759,773,800
Total
focus
inadequate since 1933) with which
investments here
Total corporates
to
tic human management of the
gold
stock
or
tend with and which, in turn, has helped check Congress' fiscal notions. The issue is
whether a gold settlement fund can protect the dollar if in a free market the domes¬
$141,386,450
208,343,220
mirror
to
completely reverses the paramount position of gold.
In fact it opens the door entirely to what has occurred in the way of super peace¬
time credit, debt and deficit financing/spending expansion during prosperity since
1933 when we departed from gold redeemability and tried devaluation of the dollaf.
Last Week
Corporate bonds with dates
$257,618,900 (25)
Corporate bonds without dates
137,545,300 (37)
used
be
It is the writer's thesis that this
of Dec.
ISSUES
IN
THE
155,000 shares of Mortgage
19:
OFFING
issues expected to be publicly offered
are three equipment trust certificates:
shares of United Gas Corp.,
Guaranty Insurance
in
Corp.
the
four
common;
million Ritter Co., debentures;
and in Municipals there are
$5,103,000 Brookhaven Central School District, N. Y.; $3,975,000 Kent County, Mich.;
$7,500,000 Richmond, Va.; and $14,173,000 State Colleges of California.
161,573
5.1
million
of
shares
Week of Dec. 26:
there
are
State of
Drexel
of
shares of
$4.5
common;
No large corporates during this holiday week but in Municipals
Co. Metro. District, Conn.; and $8 million
Mexico issue.
Week of Jan. 2: $8,550,000
Week
Fund,
scheduled $4 million Hartford
New
and there
Equity
common;
are
no
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. equipment trust certif.;
large Municipals set
as
yet for this week.
$3,210,000 Missouri Pacific RR. equipment trust certif.; 600,000
Pocket Books, Inc.; $25,634,400 Brunswick Corp., debentures; $10 million
Jan.
9:
Light Co., bonds; $13,260,000 Pacific Gas Transmission Co., deben¬
Southern Pacific Co. equipment trust certif.; and 9,000 shares
of Rohm & Haas Co., common; and in Municipals there are $30 million Los Angeles
School District, Calif.; $95 million State of California; and $4,440,000 Livonia School
District, Mich.
December 15, 1960.
Iowa
Power
&
tures; $8.4 million
..
.
Volume
1
192
Number 6013
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
r
1
*'
l
'l~ i
"
w
*
i
-
■
♦
■
■
...
.
Hawaiian
houses
its
neld
and
January
and
enthusiastic
particularly
superior
Case
750
second
Premiere
in
predicts
Crawler,
of
World
be
to
Grede
,
in
power,
well
may
tractor,"
will
be
contractor
those
areas
the
display
at
acceptance
where
maneuverability
save
Grede
on
dealer
open
Cook
February.
operations
and
contractor
said.
for
of
ease
the
cost
.
a
share.
big
new
diesel
built
mission
,
features
net
301
a
cubic
inch
pounds
power
steering
in
and
this
independent
machine.
new
features
power
of
the
control
*
750
of
each
track
also
are
fingertip
hydraulic
tractor
profit
more
are
time
the
on
available.—V.
now
efficiency
Specifications
job.
192,
to
give
the
SE'C
8,191
at-the-market
offered
of
ployees
writing
The
covering
28,
shares
less
the company
involved.
is
proceeds
to
are
1960,
filed
of
10%
of
common
price
pursuant
to
of
home
stock
date
on
stock
(no
of
purchase
option
plan
used
for
working capital.—V.
191,
number
of
shares
of
Goldman,
Bache
em¬
Ball,
Sachs
Ski
Club, Inc., Rumford, Me.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
the
corporation
SEC
($10
5, 1960 filed a
shares of common
covering
10,000
share),
&
Burge
The
letter
notification
proceeds
to
are
stock
underwriting.
be used for working
to
be
offered
First
Joseph,
Co
&
about
and
set
80%
of
forth
—V.
Merrill,
Murch
The
its
below;
name
&
4,000
-
Piper,
Miller,
&
Turben
&
Paine,
Stores
—
—V.
&
192,
Co.—
Co.__
191,
2088.
p.
'
,
$34,153,885
4,000
Jackson
Jaffray
Hopwood
&
Shepard
Reinholdt
Reynolds
4,000
Singer,
4,000
—
&
&
&
4,000
3,000
Co.
Gardner
3,000
Co.,
Inc.—
4,000
Deane &
Scribner-
3,000
half-million
A
been
With
$408,457,186 $405,798,875
Most
J
The
the
corporation
SEC
offered
be
$1
at
Dec.
on
covering
Corp., Anaheim, Calif.
Exchange Commission—
and
125,000
1,
share,
per
1960
shares
filed
of
letter
a
through
Russell
&
proceeds
to
are
be
used
Consumers Power
of
$35,000,000
mortgage
to
retire
bank
a
bonds
Inc.
The bonds
due
notification
with
loan
for
and
plant
England
yield 4.625%.
1990
Power
Co.
first
made on Dec. 13 by an
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
priced at 100% and accrued interest,
was
The grpup bid 99.35% for the issue at
Dec. 12. The other bids, also naming
on
coupon, came, from
& Co.,. jointlym98.909;
White, Weld & Co. and
Shields
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., and First Boston Corp., jointly, 98.864, and Morgan
Stanley & Co., 98.81.
100,000 square-
new
a
company began
con¬
thermoplastic outboard motor boats this
will
serve
as
a
stocking
point
for
the
including Crestliner's line of aluminum-
also
area,
10,000 square-foot
plants
in
made
are
warehouse
Little Falls, Minn.,
at
both
locations
aluminum
additions
being
are
enable
to
us
boats
in
as
the
with
As
of
electric
and
and
airframe
production
structures.
of
In
complex
addition
to
a
group
64,886
own
of
process
operate
the
on
efficient,
an
possible
highest
shares.
dissolution
Strasburg,
Va.
aluminum
boats
year-round
basis,
standards
producing
at
competitive
example,, ,of the; new-facilities being installed at all five Crest¬
Mr,'. Williams mentioned a radically different handling
and
loading truck, designed by the company's own engineering staff,
;thatf will insure
undamaged, speeded-up loading of outboard motor
boats for delivery
to dealers.
is
only
all
of
Klingbill Real Estate,
liquidation, owns 54,033
holdings. D. J. Biller and
and
such
The
Group—Egyptian Phone Network—
United
Arab
Republic will base its future telephone network
Egypt exclusively on telephone exchanges using modern crossbar
switching systems developed by The Ericsson Group, one of the world's
leading telecommunications organizations, it was announced in Stock¬
in
holm
Dec.
on
(In
L.
7.
November,
The
1959,
M.
Ericsson
Dec.
on
Ericsson
has
7
Telephone Co.
the
of
Group,
Egyptian
telephone
change equipment.
The
crossbar
switching equipment was
throughout Australia.)
the new standard telephone system
as
announcement
pany
contract
coincided
of
with
the
statement
Stockholm, Sweden,
received
a
$11,000,000
new
administration
for
the
the
delivery
of
that
parent
contract
com¬
from
the
automatic
ex¬
covers
equipment for 102,000
lines,
which
include
60,000 in Cairo, 20,000 in Alexandria and
22,000 in 13 other cities. All
of
the
telephone exchanges are expected to be ready for cut-over
before
the
end
of
1965.
Last
year Ericsson
was
awarded an initial $5,000,000 contract for
installation of similar equipment in Cairo and five
other towns in
the Nile Delta.
Under the contract,
equipment for 30,000 lines were
to be provided in Cairo, among other
provisions. Ericsson also agreed
to provide engineering assistance in the
construction of an
the
Eqyptian
which will manufacture certain Ericsson products
agreement, and will train Egyptian technicians to
exchanges and the factory.
More recently, the telephone administration
ordered 60,000 telephones
set for delivery from Swden.
telephone
under
The
is
factory,
license
a
operate
the
Ericsson
comprised
supplying
Group,
of
58
with
annual
companies
sales
operating
of
in
telephone
for
equipment to Egypt
than 50 years.—V. 191,
more
than
more
29
$165,000,000
countries.
the
(now
It
has
United
been
Arab
Re¬
2413.
p.
(L. M.) Ericsson Telephone Co. (Sweden)
and
plants,
"This
sell
W.
Fiber
and
and
quality
to
proposes
Klingsick own in equal shares the
outstanding stock of Kling¬
Real Estate,
and they are officers of Day-Brite
Lighting, Inc.,
wholly-owned subsidiary of the company.—V. 192, p. 701.
See
Ericsson
Group,
Flintkote
I.
J.
Corp.,
the
192,
-Contract-
701.
p.
Chairman
Jr.,
Nov.
on
and
29
Chief
an
Executive
Officer
with
agreement
Rand
of
the
Rand
Mr.
under
Ltd.'s
patents.
process
Harvey
com¬
Development
Cleveland, Ohio, whereby Flintkote has acquired licenses
Development Corp.
and
Canadian
Ingersoll-Rand
Co.,
spray-up
Rand
above.—V.
Co.—Acquires Licenses—
Harvey,
announced
pany
stated
that
Flintkote
will
receive
the
benefit
the
of
Development
Corp.'s pioneer work in the spray-up process of
plastics which constituted a break-through in the low cost,
quality manufacture of products ranging from boats, trucks and
reinforced
high
an
liner
a
and
for
forms
prices."
u
development
missiles
production
made
assembly at Strasburg are manu¬
factured
at
Little
Falls,
the original Crestliner plant, dating back
to 1946 when the company was founded.
Almost half
the
program's funds will go toward equipping these
three plants as well as that at Morrilton, Ark., with
newly-designed
boat manufacturing and handling equipment.
"This is
a
big step," said Mr. Williams, in announcing the pro¬
"toward equipping -is with the most modern facilities in the
gram,
boat-building
industry.
The
additions
in
space
and
facilities
will
offer¬
4%%
is
public)
addition,
at
existing
glass boats
O.
and
models.
In
working
Offered—Public
glass
This
New
hulled
managed
are
competitive sale
4%%
Co.—Bonds
Consumers
underwriting group
to
month.
fiber
entire
capital.
a
of
unfinished
The
ing
Files
(par one cent) to
Saxe, Inc., New York,
York.
New
of
—
stock
common
important in the plan is the opening of
at Thompsonville, Conn., where the
plant
struction
Circuit
Securities
dollar
plant
expansion
program
for
Crestliner,
boat-building subsidiary of Bigelow-Sanford, Inc.,
has
by Edson P. Williams, Crestliner's president.
announced
foot
Consolidated
which
2,000
3,000
Webber,
Prescott,
—
&
Co
1608.
p.
wholly-owned
$34,639,189
—
officials
agement
7,000
__
Curtis
7,000
——
Inc.
capital.
Incorporated—Sales Up—
1!
Sales
and
commercial
conditioners, electric heat devices,
military defense work including
in
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 2,188,341 shares
of common stock, of which Mills, Inc. owns
223,098 shares and man¬
approved
Co., Inc..
3,000
Brothers-
Pierce,
Smith
&
Ohio
2,000
L
Weeks
&
Fenner
3,000
Corp.
Lynch,
Crestliner, Inc.—Expansion—Colonial
systems,
the
air
and
certain
Shares
3,000
Co.
&
Cleveland
McDonald
par
engineering,
electronic
in
fans,
welders,
arc
sales,
set
conditions'
opposite
Merrill
4,000
Podesta
Mellen
Lehman
with
at
stock
4,000
3,000
r
Inc.
of
research
engaged
fixtures,
and
saws
Ericsson
terms
26,000
Co.—
Kraus
Stearns
Hornblower
With
without
per
The
Dec.
on
Files
—
the
common
Co
&
Cruttenden,
1431.
&
Goodbody & Co.
Chisholm
to
for
Shares
under¬
p.
presently account
15%, wholesale 5%.-
routes
Underwriting Agreement, the selling shareholders have agreed
sell, and each of the underwriters, for whom Goldman, Sachs &
are
acting as representatives, has severally agreed to purchase,
Bear,
be
wholesale
and
the
the
be
to
' No
operations
service
with
to
par)
retail
the
states, Cook operates three warehouses, two coffee roasting
cream plant and a butter-making plant.
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
new
notification
in
is
lighting
bill
in
letter
a
primarily
bench
bakery, milk and ice
Co.
Nov.
on
engaged
by
company
11
a
Supermarket
Central Illinois Light Co.,
Peoria, 111.—Files With SEC
company
Coffee
The
motors,
shares
to
The
is
the
the
on
Cook
Klingbill Real Estate Co., through a group of
by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. and
Scherck,
public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be
amendment.
headed
The
Co.
supplied
plants,
1490.
p.
from this sale.
proceeds
Richter
routes in
to
duction of
customer
100,000 shares of
price of $18.25 a
a
holder thereof,
present
underwriters
grocery business.
In addition to its chain of 42 "Pick-N-Pay" super¬
markets, principally in the greater Cleveland area, and 671 home service
pressure
controls, self-lubricating lower track
rollers, ease accessi¬
oil and fuel filters and the electrical
system, plus the intro¬
a new concept of
servicing with simple hand tools. Exclusive
new
hydraulic track adjustment was
specifically designed for faster
easier
daily maintenance plus top operating
bility
of
at
Three selling stockholders will receive all of the
BUSINESS—Cook
include
15
company
which made
group
Oct.
/ ' -
Crawler
Offered—Goldman,
Company at
1, 1960, had 1,209,525 shares of common stock out¬
standing and $5,636,000 of funded debt. The offering was
oversubscribed and the books closed.
Case
is equipped with the exclusive
Terromatic trans¬
"load-sensing" torque converter that produces
un
to
push-pull effort. Split second power
shifting, effortless
a
23,000
Other
Crawler
engine;
and
featured
production
Dec.
on
this
of
Stock
underwriting
an
offering
stock
common
"The
maintaining
•
The
Co.—Common
heads
secondary
a
because
vary
Co.
new
operation
of
Coffee
Sachs &
the
3
'
••
•
.
,
the
(2507)'
'
trailers
in the transportation
industry, to the field of buildings, sideswimming pools and building materials in
the
construction
industry.
$ JJi' •
walls,
.
This
the
agreement
Flintkote
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from issuance of the bonds will be used
by
Consumers Power to finance in part its constructive
program,
to re¬
beginning," added Mr. Williams, "of our longrange expansion program that is aimed at putting a Crestliner factory
within easy reach of any marine dealer and equipping all our plants
with the most modern, integrated facilities to serve our dealers and,
imburse
consequently,
permits
know-how
Rand
Flintkote
the
and
to
combine
protection
the
of
its
Sealzit
Rand
with
Gun
patents
and
puts
patents
its
treasury
expenditures
for
to
repay short-term bank
nection with interim
loans
financing
.REDEMPTION—The
Dec.
1,
cost
to
1965 through
bonds
the
use
the
of
not
are
for
made
obtained
such
to
and
be
construction
optionally
100%,
They
at
also
redeemable
are
for
the
sinking
to
cost
Power
PURCHASERS—The
gross
purchasers
purchase from the company
forth below."
named
below
have
severally
agreed
the respective principal amounts of
new
bonds set
Amount
Stuart
&
Amount
Co,
Investment
Inc.'
Norfolk
$7,000,000
Allison-Williams
Co.—
150,000
C. Allyn & Co., Inc._
Baker, Watts & Co.—
Barret, Fitch, North &
1,250,000
A.
Co.
A.
Inc.——
G.
D.
&
H.
Blair
C.
&
&
&
Co.
Mack.all
Hugo Marx &
150,000
Co.—
&
Davenport
200,000
Securities
&
Co.
150,000
First
M.
200,000
M.
200,000
Corp
Southeastern
Freeman
J.
&
Haupt
H.
&
1,000,000
& Fay, Inc.—
Hornblower & Weeks—
191,
p.
J.
Rand,
Bond
S.
&
4,250,000
1708.
Co.,
&
&
stated
N.
Wyatt,
a
Subsidiary—
of
the
Division,
Eldon President,
by
was
purchase
Plastics
that
the
fixed
North
Robert
Mr.
assets
in¬
and
Hollywood,
it
was
Sllverstein.
pioneer manufacturer of predominantly spring
division of Knickerbocker Toy Co., Inc., New
corporation,
new
Co.
&
and
Eldon/Knickerbocker,
Frank,
Stern,
Co.
—
Inc.—I—
Co
—
Co.-
White
&
Neal
-
will
Meyer
titanium
for
&
has
formed.
been
Fox.—V.
750,000
300,000
2,000,000
200,000
Guns
to
become
for
arrangements
licensees
under
the
Industries,
received
the
of
the
191,
Inc.
1433.
p.
president
of
the
vessels,
immediately
be
the
Airite
the
of
Electrada
to
and
the
to
Division
of
the
will
order
Division
General
announced
in
be
used
amounting to
Atlas
Dec.
used
used
are
to
hold
airframe
for
The
of
use
the
engine
nressurizatinn
titanium
and
propellants
by
Florida
Corp.,
and
activation
program,
15,
closer
a
evaluation
inert
control
of
and
offered
this
largest
at
proceeds
Ford
tiantum
of
declared.—V.
Jones
192,
Electric Bond &
Securities
and
vessels
pressure
of
Exchange
the
missile
—Our
Commission
has
an
$3.60
share,
per
to be used
are
for
and
Dec.
to
through Floyd D. Cerf, Jr.
working
to
pay
issue
12
reported
192,
under
The
condition precedent to
Bond and
Act.—V. 192, p. 2325.
Share's exemption from
104
With
The
Securities
corporation
the
be
SEC
offered
York,
The
at
$4
Y.
N.
Exchange
and
29,
Nov.
on
covering
75,000
offering
The
—
Files
Va%
plus
Manhattan
The
6hare
Commission—
1960,
filed a letter of notification
of common stock (par 50 cents)
through Robert Edelstein
is expected in January.
at
of
Co.,
Inc.,
to
be
used
for
inventory,
advertising
of
statement
8100
with
standing shares of common
Florissant
the SEC
stock,
Ave.,
on
St.
9
Dec.
for
Louis,
Mo.,
filed a
covering 54,033 out¬
to be offered for public sale by the
(Reg.JJ.S. Patent.Office) WilliamB: Dana Company,
of
below
for
150,000
share.
Thomas
whom
75,000
Co
35,000
i
30,000
...
Inc
10,000
Redeem
for redemption on Jan.
12,
1961,
all
subordinated debentures due Sept. 15, 1978 at
interest.
Pine
80
Debentures—
called
Co.,
may
St.,
433
be
S.
Payment will be made at The Chase
New York 15, N, Y. or at the Title
Spring
converted
St.,
into
Los
Angeles
common
stock
54,
Calif.
at
$43.47
account
of
the
fluctuations
in the
rate
of exchange,
per
time up to and including, but not after, the close of
Jan.
12, 1961. Debentures shall be surrendered for con¬
any
on
at
the
Title
Bankers
Trust
Insurance
has
Co.,
16
Trust
&
DEBENTURES
OF
corporation
$1,065.84
and
Electric Mfg. Co.—Files for Secondary—
company,
accrued
Trust
debentures
the
The
TO
entered
Wall
St.,
New
York
15,
N.
Y.
Co.
PURCHASERS—
into
an
Agreement with
not
for
each
furnished
$1,000 principal amount
(less
coupons,
if
any,
by the debenture holder)
all
appertaining thereto maturing
to
them
at
1961.
registration
named
tendered
are
capital.
Emerson
The
Financing Details
offering
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. and certain other firms (the "Purchasers")
under which the purchasers have agreed to purchase at a flat price of
if
proceeds
working
has
Bank,
&
at
SALE
shares
share,
per
the
Co
&
Co.,
Corp.—To
corporation
business
Instruments, Inc., Portland, Ore.
&
outstanding 4%%
version
Electro-Tech
Inc.,
2325.
p.
Insurance
1960, which directed the sale of the 140,498 shares of United
stock
(thereby reducing its holding of
such
stock
to
500,000
6,
Securities
Moore
Kesselman
of its
a
Co.,
Installment,
capital.
Jay, Winston & Co., Inc..
Coast
Raymond
Act authorizing this New York holding company
to offer and sell at competitive bidding 140,498 shares of common stock
of United Gas Corp.
Such sale is required by the Commission's order
as
mortgage
Shares
Garrett
Holding Company
Dec.
second
a
purchase
industry,
order
now
products
1492.
Winston & Co., Inc., is acting as representative, have agreed
from the company the respective amounts set forth below:
Jay,
Cleared—
issued
and
p.
of the company's common stock at $2 per
Additional financing details follow:
—V.
Co.—Stock Sale
is
company
gun
192,
opera¬
1608.
p.
Share
for
the
the
for
fields.—V.
Electronics Corp.—Additional
the weight of each vessel to 79 pounds,
pounds of the original stainless steel tanks.
order, the Airite Division of Electrada has become the
supplier
construction
111.
Chicago,
Pacific
With
roof
company on Nov. 29, 1960, filed a letter of notification with
SEC
covering 83,125 shares
of
common
stock
(par
50
cents)
be
Thomas
196
that
say
markets
other
for
Guaranty Title & Trust Co., Miami, Fla.—Files
Exchange Commission—
from
the
to
on
developing other
tional requirements has reduced
the
the
enthusiastically
utilizing Sealzit roofing
now
shares
April
expe¬
of
"The
the
to
more
the
and
further
He
would
areas
has been
year
are
UNDERWRITING—The underwriters
vessels
mechanisms.
Mr.
went
system
this
licensees
in irrigation
Rand
With Securities and
The
8.
missile
completed
of
Monoform
Electrada
of
Dynamics
on
He
purpose.
process
company
country,
and
important
fields.
May of
150
over
in
process
This
described
so
above.
the
The
into
purchasers
between
debentures,
with
all
after Jan.
12, 1961,
time up to the close of business on Jan. 12,
price is slightly more than that payable upon redemption as
purchased
the
Federal transfer taxes
any
purchasers have agreed to convert the debentures
stock. The corporation has agreed to pay
for their commitment. The
agreement
common
compensation
corporation/ and
the
purchasers
provides
that
the
pur-
Wbltahara.JIT Parte Place, New Yorlr 7J*.
the
On
Rand
It
Inc.
Industries,
this
for
in
that
the
of
Flintkote
of
Rand
new
Flintkote in
and
efforts
transportation
the
sections
most
the
of
said
by
in
cooperative
and
Harvey
guns
Rand
per
NOTE:
the
stated that Rand was most enthusi¬
with Flintkote.
He said Flintkote will act as
agreement
for
the
advertising
vessels,
pressure
awarded
been
Astronautics
Jones,
begin
New
200,000
Waggoner
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
have
Convair
C.
The
to
400,000
all
plastics
Sealzit
utilization
announced
1961.
200,000
&
Co
contracts
Deliveries
with
150,000
Co
&
&
Co.,
&
6
company,
toys,
$850,000,
the
150,000
Co.——
Stokes
Strauss
Wertheim
C.
200,000
&
——-——-
Walter
Dec.
on
new
Henry
100,000
Thomas
and
than
by
v
—
to
President of Rand,
its
about
distributor
dite
2088.
p.
400,000
&
200,000
Stix
completed
the Holding Company
Mayer—
200,000
Corp.—
192,
H.
of
Co.,
-
—
Bros.
Nicolaus
Stroud
1,250,000
Two
The
Hughes
InCi
Seasongood &
J.
Co.,
Hooker
—V.
due
stock, plus approximately $600,000 in equal annual payments
over
a
five-year period.
This spring Eldon, formerly privately held,
sold
its
first
public issue of common stock
amounting to
150,000
shares
at
$11
per
share.
Underwriting
was
headed
by
Shearson,
150,000
150,000
of
owners
contribute
to
at the usual royalty rates.
continuing research of both companies should result in further
developments in spray-up techniques in .the plastics industry which
will promote the more
widespread use of reinforced plastics in manu¬
facturing and the construction industry.
common
Gas
Inc.
100,000
Co.—
A
shares)
100,000
Share
present
astic
operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Eldon
The
purchase
involved
11,112
shares
of
Eldon
150,000
1,250,000
Inc
Indianapolis
for $1,500,-
debentures
will
Inc.-
Co.,
has
Knickerbocker
plastics
Rippel & Co.Robinson-Humphrey
Stifel,
Co.—
&
Hilsman
100,000
The
150,000
Harrison
subordinated
Inc.—Acquires
200,000
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.
150,000
of
summer
York.
»
Hutzler
Hart,
Co.—
The
and
200,000
Co.,
&
100,000
750,000
Salomon
&
&
Inc.
400,000
Inc.
Ira
E.
Wm.
100,000
Hobbs
Co.—
Inc
Pollock &
Raffensperger,
Co.,
Inc.
Hallgarten
Writer
Co._
&
& Co.—
Northwest
Co.--—'—
&
Freeman
Funk,
—.—*—>-■
Overton
A.
&
"
>Hirshberg,
Christensen,
Cleveland
Securities
Inc.—
and
Peters,
150,000
Corp.
.
~
Inc.Co
150,000
100,000
Penington, Colket & Co.
1,250,000
&
First
First
150,000
—
Merle-Smith—
Clement
A.
Evans
&
The
above.—V.
Industries,
announced
100,000
&
Inc.
J.
200,000
&
Murray,
Norris
Pacific
—200,000
Dick &
Co.,
4
.
Inc.—
Inc
Ferris
Corp.,
company
gases
Co., Inc
Schmertz
Union
Beissner
Showers
100,000
&
—
Mid-South Securities Co.
200,000
—
Co.,
Co.,
''•<
&
—
—
Moroney,
Cunningham,
150,000
300,000
Co
Hutchinson
Co.
Nongard,
—
Co.—
Coe
&
McMaster
800,000
Co..i_—
Podesta
&
2,000,000
1,250,000
100,000
Dallas
appointed trustee
2220.
p.
Electrada Corp.—Contract—
;
1,000,000
200,000
&
The
ventory
200,000
Joyce
Co.
200,000
300,000
Collins
Co.
192,
Stop Nut Corp. of America—To Be Merged—
Eldon
Lane,
Corp
Brothers-———
Cruttenden,
been
convertible
*$200,000
—
B.
Clayton Securities Corp.
Julien
has
Co.
6,/a%
amount
corporation.—V.
Amerace
Hammill
of
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
Co.—
&
Corp.
Johnson,
Space
John
200,000
Co
Bradford
Byrd
Inc.
The
200,000
—„
Co.—_
Becker
Boettcher
J.
the
Elastic
is
5.90.
Baxter
of
See
revenues
$275,147,000;
reinforced
its markets and
industry.
part of the agreement, Flintkote has made
As
a
accrued
in the 12 months ended Aug. 31,
income $51,835,000; and net income
$38,041,000. Ratio of earnings to fixed charges for the 12-month period
totaled
Halsey,
5.
p.
the
of
construction
REVENUES—Operating
to
Manufacturers Trust
principal
1975
improvement
engaged
in
the
distribution
of
electricity and natural gas in the lower peninsula of the State of
Michigan. The company also supplies steam in a few communities
and, incident to the electric and gas business, sells appliances.
was
The
000
par.
BUSINESS—Consumers
1960
192,
position to expand
a
The
optionally
plus
or
public."—V.
Davega Stores Corp.—Appointment—
prior
interest
be
buying
the
con¬
funds borrowed at/an effective interest
of
the
interest.
in
program.
redeemable
company of less than 4.625%,
the effective
of the bonds offered Dec. 13.
Otherwise the bonds may
redeemed
at
prices
ranging from
104.63%
to
fund
and
purposes,
obtained
phases
in
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds
Act
year.
4
chasers
may,
convert
sac..
slock
in
New
tne
on
and
of
stabilizing
p.
debentures
purchase
addition,
a^De-ua.v-o
stock,
common
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2508)
cv~..uon
tney
that
Stock
York
in
ana
stoeh.
effect
may
the
sen
Exchange
in
otherwise
or
for
oi
sna.cs
the
maintaining
tne
of
price
the
the
investor-owned
D:c.
on
selected
7
development
General
program
construction
mate
ducing
economic
electric
Dynamics
the
over
of
utility
nuclear
Corp.
to
three
next
large-size
a
companies
atomic
Project—
of
York State
an $8,700,000
out
directed
plant
objective
500,000
in
of
Jan.
kilowatts
the
United
electrical
States,
Announcement
nuclear
energy
is a nuclear plant of
capacity, larger than any yet
operation
in
State.
York
1961,
increase
an
600,000 shares
to
increased
II,
Heinz
J.
dividend
the
of
chairman
the
on
also
of
of
"The
service
whose
companies
seven
the
blanket
areas
the
for
companies'
advanced
High
joint
$8,700,000
research
Power
based
Gen¬
on
Reactor
14%
declaring
payable
a
,
on
7%
of
share
per
when
year
details
giving
Dec.
on
of
the
over
income
192,
an
or
be
the
/
Mohawk
companies
the
of
Syracuse;
Corp.,
York
New
State
group
Holiday Inns of America, Inc.
are:
Island Lighting
Long
Co., Mineola;
York State Electric & Gas Corp., Binghamton; Consolidated Edison
New York;
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp., Rochester; Central
New
Co.,
Hudson
Gas
Utilities,
The
year
&
Inc.,
Electric
Poughkeepsie;
Corp..
and
Orange
fered—A
ration offered
Rockland
&
ESADA
announcement said its studies, carried out over the past
behalf of the utility companies, showed the General Dynamics'
on
the
$8,700,000
ESADA
The
of
a;e
cornpan.es
$4,200,000.
the
cost
funding
latter
figure
pended by General Dynamics
The
Jan.
three-year
1
General
at
$4,500,000
is
in
General
General
and
addition
the
to
Dynamics,
funds
the books
United
research
development
and
Tenn.
will
begin
Laboratory
Pure
and
Applied
establishing that such
.General
Steel
additional
An
Transit
by
St.
Science
lor
Louis
Car
Steel Castings Corp., it
President
Jr.,
This
of
brings
St.
to
from NYCTA,
60
550
amounted
with
subway cars for the New York City
approximately $7,300,000, has been
a
wholly owned subsidiary of General
Co.,
announced
was
Louis
Dec. 9
on
total
the
now
at
St.
Louis
of
rate
l'ae
that
plans
about
100
present
will
cars
order
have
make
to
of
bring
cars
order
on
at
The
of
preference
cents
tne
stock
Trust
called
for
of
1650
York
the
City
number
Payment
Co.,
165
will
Jan.
on
2,483
shares
share
per
plus
be
Broadway,
made
New
of
of
at
York,
the
N.
1961,
5
of
temporary
e.
1960,
junction,
and
assets
the
of
000
prohibiting
Chemical
Y.—V.
192,
from
loan
until
that
of
a
disposition
date.—V.
191,
notes
will
be
Dec. 12 that it has
on
pension
5V4%
transfer,
any
for
used
Feb.
BUSINESS—Gorham
1,
1976.
abo
the
is
proceeds
%
47,456,698
—V.
192,
$
46,300,285
Period End. Nov. 30—
SaJ?5
—V.
1960—Month—1959
$5,749,290
—
192,
Inc.—Sales
Up—
—
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Additional Financing
Our Dec. 12 issue reported the
offering of
100,000 shares of the company's no-par common stock
$4.25 per share. Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITING—The underwriters
named below, for whom Milton
&
Co., Inc., is acting as
representative, have severally
purchase from the company the
following number of shares
Blauner
agreed
of
to
stock:
M.
L.
D.
Blauner
Lee
&
Co.,
&
Co.,
Inc.
Inc
'
215,000
192,
& Co.
10,000
ill
000
Income
share
,.year"
shares
same
for
the
compared
date
Jan.
At
1,
of
year
ended
$652,291
e earnin6s per share
outstanding at Oct. 31,
la 11
15
1.61,
Oct.
$2.63
31
per
was
lished
a
in
the
square
215,000
feet
In
the
to
produce
of
variety
15%
to
of
in
Its symbol on
'<■
"Big
the
*
/
for
the
$1 73
previous
ar» calculated on tbe basis of 250
1960, compared with 247 704 at the
-
on
Dec.
2,
1960,
the
directors
laws
in
■
per share and a 10 cents bonus
shareholders of record Dec. 15, i960.
meeting the Board
called
the
annual
a
quarterly
dividend payable
meeting of share¬
and
earnings
will
add in excess of
Silver Co."—V. 191,
International
the
\"
v'
New
Avenue,
York,
filed
registration
a
and
of
$300,000
(to
1966
6%
registered deben¬
sale in $5,000
offered
be
for
organized under New York
that
purchasing,
of
in
investing
offering to
1960.
June,
in
and
Its
selling
reaL
it may from time to time purchase, invest
of securities. The company is a wholly owned
types
receiving
financing,
therefor
value
face
a
law
which is engaged in the business
investing in
and
selling real
of
of Its stock
$50,000
$65,000,
first mortgage, in
by
purchase
p.
at
cash,
$1,500
U.
share,
per
Government
S.
secured
by
face
amount
of $85,000,
the
second
money
proceeds
Net
in
note,
a
in
mortgage,
the
of
purchase
a
and
the
sale
company's
face
of
will
used
be
primarily. for
the
purchase
of
mortgage
••
•
de¬
notes
}
<•
prospectus lists Jerome Bansker
parent.— V. 189, p. 2035.
President
as
of
the
company
Corp.—Acquires—
Dec.
S.
in
.
Leghorn,
Itek
that
7
President
has
agreed
manufacturers,
Recovery
Space
Itek, Waltham, Mass., announced
purchase from M. Steinthal & Co.,
of
to
Laboratories, their joint venture
Inc. (SRS), of Los Angeles, Calif.
CBS
and
Systems,
Space Recovery Systems, Inc. was formed in April, 1959, to specialize
original research, engineering design, and manufacture of paraand
oihpr
types of recovery
systems
and
related
hardware.
manufac¬
Its
.
chute
radio-TV
signaling,
technical
design
U.
for
and
products
whose
the
the
space
Air
S.
for
It
program.
the
is
of
Army
rocket,
609A
also
and
work
at
parachute
said.
under
crew
on
the
on
design
capsules
and
for
to
with
contract
escape
systems
recovery
chutes
type
cargo
currently
experienced
most
Leghorn
simple
is
systems,
the
on
country's
field,
from
range
recovery
Force
B-70
facture
the
of
some
engineering talent in the
and
SRS,
includes
staff
sophisticated
...
solar
drones.
company
which began
occupies
El
area
alone.
El
selenium
Segundo
Segundo
area
along.
rectifiers
exclusively,
"SRS
when
manu¬
unmanned
they
to
"The
Itek's
with
earth.
last year's
over
subsidiaries,
Other
gross.
as
Geer
are
Works
Inc., acquired October, 1958 and Dallons Laboratories,
Angeles, acquired June, 1960.
Eric Lidow, President of International Rectifier, took part, in the
trading ceremonies on the floor of the Exchange. With Mr. Lidow was
Funston,
ended
June
30,
fiscal
to
income
the
the
taxes
the
years
The
will
21%
sales
company split
.
to
in
months
$280,667
1959.
shares,
sales
net
ended
Sept.
compared
as
Earnings
chase
with
11.3
the
on
1959.
30,
were
11.7
cents
per
same
the
moves
publicly-owned
a
the
over
"Drycor
We
is
counter
corporation
since
then;
192,
first
which
pipe,
roofing,
Drycor
"It
is
our
business.
our
Up
Felt
Drycor
entree
leatherboard
has
potential
intention
to
it
because
became
we
an
outside
venture
Corp.
International Silver
such
of
put us Into a variety
that of silverware,
Drycor
with
diversification
have
our
acquired
industry
base
the
Itek
projects
said.
items
time
same
stronger
a
president
hardware
for
the
p.
In
October,
May,
1958
1960,
the
1913.
as
and
to
of
of
is
all
now
of
markets
the
metal
is designed
our diversi¬
quite
different
working
field.
supplier
a
connected,
to *"the
through
acquisition
paper
of
supplier
of
felts
also
gives
supplier to asbestos cement, cement
as
a
which
program
other
at
SRS,
position
"•
*
CBS
owned
in
Laboratories,
equal
shares
undisclosed
an
f
■
•
Jerrold
of
will
of
their
Under
- )
'
receive
terms
joint
as
of
by
the
of
) i
1
1
i
Inc.,
Jerrold
•'
,|1
Dec.
on
Electronics
acquisition,
Jerrold
for
Space
The
192,
pur¬
1398.
p.
r
'
J
^
5
acquisi¬
approved
Corp.
shareholders
Harmon-Kerdon
stock
of
owners
enterprise.
cash.—V.
Corp.—Acquires—
by
of
share
.pne
■
Harman-Kardon,
company
the
Vidya
from its
Vidya,
expanding space
the
the
in
amount
t
Electronics
Stockholders
tion
SRS,
"In
stemming
reinforced
1.8
of
shares
Harman-
stock.
Kardon
fidelity
electronic
of
one
the
nation's
will
components,
largest
high
of
manufacturers
subsidiary
equip¬
ment
ior
closed
circuit
television
distribution
systems, ' electronic
test instruments and electronic consumer
products.—V. 192, p. 2122..
of
Jerrold,
leading
a
Kayser-Roth
Chester
entered
The
Is
H.
as
separate
a
electronic
amplification
Corp.—Acquires—
Roth,
President, has announced that contracts have been
whereby Kayser-Roth would acquire the inventorleSj re¬
trademarks and several parcels of rea.1 estate of Mojud, Inc.
transaction,
for
meeting
Kayser-Roth
hosiery
licensee,
be
of
into
scheduled
holders
operate
manufacturer
used
apparel
will
the
under
and
for
an
all
be held
on
continue
Mojud
anticipates
the
cash
consummation
to
one,
manufacture
In
9,
6,
the
excess
manufacture
of $5,000,000
Mojud stock¬
1961.
on
name,
the
involving
Jan.
Jan.
of
which
likelihood
and
1961,
it
that
after
distribution
of
of
exclusive
will
distribution
and
has
this
a
been
the
valuable
several
name
of
its
other
lines.
Mojud, Inc. will change Its name. The several litigations that have
been pending between
the companies are being terminated.—V. 192,
p.
2327.
|
.
a
miscellaneous
industries,
growth.
operate
space
underway
....
and
#
ceivables,
continuous
from
At
to
Co.
for
made
-
a
broaden
with
number
manufacturer.
character
admirably
;
&
Systems,
'
$271,-
The
Meriden,
Conn., company has acquired the Drycor Felt
Co.,
Inc., Staffordvllle, Conn., and Eastwood-Nealley Corp., Belleville, N. J.,
according to Craig D. Muson, President of the worlds' largest silver¬
In
forward
was
outlet
studies.'
Harman-Kardon,
its stock two-for-one.—V.
our
America's
in
time
a
space—
information
:
meshes
efforts,"
valuable
market."
'
$3,337,496
with
share
per
compared
as
were
at
from
the
of
(Calif.)
Vidya's
a
Recovery
International Silver Co.—Acquires—
In
of
space
Steinthal
M.
$5,180,102.
were
1960,
three
the
period
became
traded
been
objects
importance
new
:
just
Itek
of
rocovery
plans call for Space Recovery Systems to continue operation
unit with Itek Corp., working in close cooperation with
"SRS, with its specialized technical knowledge, and an
design
and
fabrication
capability,
represents
a
logical
look
can
year
increased
the
space
gain
recovery
fiscal
joining
recovery
with
separate
a
broader
—
corporation
has
Sales
corresponding period of 1959 based
shares.
and
ago
Sept. 30,
for
2,405,678
on
levels.
the
is
SRS
physical
assuming
are
—
capability
Alto
to
extension
Exchange.
for
to $13,124,586; earnings after taxes
period, from $877,371 to $1,206,007,
share as bompared with 39.4 cents per
amounted
comparable
share
for
Stock
company
record
new
ended
$3,216,197,
per
York
the
the
essentially
same
per
Five
months
after
New
$10,870,038
cents
1959.
with
compared
for
52.2
three
the
earnings of
reached
from
during
fiscal
the
and
1960,
1959
37%
in
For
President-of
sales
for
Vidya, Inc.
experienced
Los
Keith
Palo
Present
supplies the world market primarily through assooiat;ed
France, Italy, Denmark and Japan.
lis foreign
65%
up
exploration.
-
SRS
related
in England,
business is
Machine
communication
and
subsidiary, Vidya, Inc., in numerous areas
exploration, and recovery." Vidya, an advanced re¬
search group
specializing in aerodynamics and thermodynamics, has
expanded rapidly, Leghorn said, in the aero-space market.
These components
photographic equipment
its
power
company
companies
contain
programs.'
it now manufactures
accounting for about
dimension," Leghorn said, "to Itek's broad'
information handling systems
for
aero-space
building
concerned
are
•
another"
add
in
'
.
techniques
which
every major industry from
Tiros I space satellite, the first TV station in
Tiros II, relied exclusively on International Rectifier
as
will
activities
13 years ago with
buildings totaling
Originally estabOriginally estab¬
11
' *
:
reconnaissance
rectifiers, diodes, zeners and cells,
industry sales in this country.
well
as
cells
The
the
1! 47,
almost
Eastwood-Nealley
declared
its
industrial
vehicles.. The
space
space,
to
or
wholly-owned
a
:
unit);
30,
bonds.
cbmpany,
12
admitted on Dec.
was
total rectifier
used
are
fication
$433 671
share
cents
to
t..is i.mj
or
year.
m"e^nS
dividend
fiscal
with
a
where
earlier.
Corp.—Registers Debentures—
$154,548.58.
parachute
-
Harding Carpets Ltd.—Annual Report—
Net
founded in 1947
was
York Stock Exchange.
feet
other step
per
as
is
and
successfully in recent years.:
profits have quadrupled.'
very
1953
purchased 200,000 shares
of
Richard
Y. S. E. Listing—
Connecticut corporation with plants at Staffordvllle and
originally was
incorporated
in
New
Jersey
in
1935.
It
manufactures
industrial
and
makers' felts, being the pioneer
paper
in
making felts by the use of a needling process.
"Purchase
for
cash
of
Drycor,"
explained
Mr.
Munson,
"Is- an¬
2326.
p.
which
square
Drycor,
45^000
L
of
developing,
secured
Itek
;
Rockvllle,
45,000
Hailowe11, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland
—V.
62,786,676
Detroit and Los Angeles.
The company,
15 employees,
now has
950 employees,
ware
Shares
Milton
which
1847
to
•
at
D.
back
although
consolidated
note,
The
first occu¬
pied a 3,000 square loot building. -Today the company has extensive
research and manufacturing facilities at- El Segundo, Calif., and branch
offices
in
New
York
Cityr Syracuse,
Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago,
of
Gremar
since
Fifth
511
is
with
equipment.
share
1566.
to,
have
69,352,352
68,187,641
•
.
cents
p.
company
profits
was
other
IFC
bentures
the company perform many functions in electrical and elec¬
- Their
primary use is for the conversion of alter¬
current to direct current, and voltage regulation.
They are
important components of business machines and computers, welding
283,
191,
sell
company
and
by
share
$5,530,357 $20,966,363 $21,001,651
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co., below.—V.
Details
76,889,845
■
IRF.
is
amounting
Green Rag Cement
Co.—Acquired—
See
7,721,020
6,928,162
7,389,100
2018.
p.
trading on the New
Net
.
449,ljB4,26** 420,729,892
25,252,778 260,492,212 245,636,873
8,267,027
charges-
192,
Consolidated
1912.
p.
income ;
operating
after
tronic
G.
1960—4 Mos.—1959
to
management and in its present location
entity," continued Mr. Munson. "The man¬
.June
business
amount
nating
the
454,880,644
Munson,
involved
fabrication
Eastwood-Nealley
operate
the
per
due
purchasing,
42,586,667
$
445,565,058
$4,315
money
*
44,354,207
advanced
Stores
$
3,818,385
over
Grayson-Robinson
$
4,350,451
tured
on*
1960—39 Wks.—1959
Mr.
$4,1.90 per
mortgages,
and
in
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$
,
1912.
p.
1960—Month—1959
.
S
to
Eastwood-Nealley
the
bonds
operating taxes—
Inc.,
1960—4Wks—1959
metal
dating
subsidiary of Investors Funding Corp.,
"
company
is today the world's largest supplier of
metallic rectifiers
(semiconductors)/ Semiconductor devices
Flctsfield, Mass. Gorham's electronics activity was
recently expanded
the acquisition of Pickard <fe Burns, Inc., a research and
develop¬
organization located in Needham, Mass. Black, Starr &
Gorham,
Inc., a subsidiary, op-rates jewelry stores in New York
City, Millburn, '
N. J., and White Plains and
Manhasset, N. Y.—V. 191, p. 2414.
Period End. Nov. 26—
explained
products
new
experience
doubled
rate,
company
estate
2018,
p.
Incorporated under California
Up—
fifth
63,154,000
by
Sales
The
com¬
ment
the
present
operated
to
the
non-ferrous
of
its
nearly
series
at
primary
The
silver
Co.—Sales
192,
equipment, industrial control systems, railway
telephone systems, missiles and spacecraft.
of
to
unit). No underwriting is involved, the
be made through officers and directors of the company.
$285,000.
was
at
tures,
revenues
67,428,000
Board"
world's
manufactures
Union
1960,
31,
6.965,000
income
The corporation,
for
of
Grand
of
Aug.
7,271,000
for
borrowed/$4,500,-
The
supplier
program which is designed
All,of our diversification moves
all
Yet
and
corporation,
units
units
on
leading
producer
of
sterling
plated
ware,
stainless
steel
ware
and bronze memorials. Fine
stationery and other paper products
are
produced by a wholly-owned subsidiary, the Eaton
Paper Corp.
It
Income
net
International Rectifier Corp.—N
outstanding debt, to finance
additions to the company's
Providence, R. I. plant and
to
increase
working capital.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
acted for the company in
arranging for the financing.
silverware.
ended
45,591,27ft .^'43,757,183
Net
retire
to
and
income
net
25,702,798
—V.
preliminary in¬
or
dissipation of
trusts and charitable organizations
due
major
a
as
'
1878.
p.
has
current
This
New
hearing
a
field
with
the SEC on Dec. 8,
I960, covering $300,000 of 6%
registered debentures, series due June 30, 1964
(to
be offered
for
sale In $5,000 units at $4,450 per unit); and $300,000 of 6% registered
debentures, series due June 30, 1965 (to be offered for sale in $5,000
revenues
taxes—
Net
Court Action—
scheduling
motion
.
statement
compared
$521,000 for the
expenses-a--
1397.
p.
manufac¬
filter wires
and
essential
an
variety of markets of quite different character
a
Invesco Collateral
and
.4583
Bank
been
largest
cylinder
are
^
This
revenues——
through
of
Manufacturing Co.—Places Notes—This
announced
pany
order,
Commission's
defendant
Gorham
its
restraining
the
on
$2,900,000
value.—V.
par
Other
The
16,
and
months
two
total
1960,
$711,000.
Operating
cumulative
.
dividends
the
of
one
wires,
wires
business.
separate
own
share
a
Tenn.
30,
was
^
Securities and Exchange Commission
Chicago Regional Office
announced on Dec. 8 the filing of Federal court
action (USDC, Del.)
seeking to enjoin Glass Marine Industries, Inc., of Humboldt, HI., from
violating the anti-fraud provisions of the Federal, Securities Laws;
entry
to
income
$5,500,000
For
year.
June
ended
net
and
cars
Authority
is
1877,
2518.
p.
the
«•
31,
its
accrued
Glass Marine Industries, Inc.—SEC In
Dec.
of
revenues
Memphis,
Operating
Transit
».
-
redemption
fund,
$100.50
$1
28 states ex¬
in Memphis,
.
months
$12,200,000
fiscal
Federal
sinking
at
share.
per
York
has
company
operation
12
in
opened
was
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Rubber Co.—Partial Redemption—
Si
in
are
under
have
the
a
total
a
having
diversification
our
intention
our
its
estate.
the
t
General Tire
Inn
Period End. Oct. 31—
to
been
supplied to the New
St. Louis Car Co.—\\ 192, p. 1196.
by
the
At
of
quarter.
a
will
deliveries
Sales
$1,50
Car
as
company
is
as
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the company on Sept. 30, 1960,
adjusted for the 4% stock dividend paid Nov. 14, 1960 and the sale,
last Oct. 27 of 20,000 common shares for expansion, consisted of $11,381,894 in long-term debt and
681,807 shares of common, stock
of
part of t.;e Transit System's equipment modernization
program.
The
60-foot
long, high speed cars will be equipped with
four sets of double doors on each
side; fiberglass seats, asbestos tile
floors and other improvements over old
.
style cars.
Tne
to
amounted
by Edwin B. Meissner,
order
on
Holiday
total
previous
Car.
cars
Holiday Inns in operation
Company headquarters
coast.
.
to
amounting
first
REVENUES—For
Castings Corp.—Sub. Order—
order
Autnority,
received
"It
in July, 1952
by Kemmons Wilson (now Board Chairman of the company):
Since
that date, the system has grown to where it now has a total of 15,249
rooms.
The occupancy rate for
the company-operated Holiday Inns
which were in operation for 12 months averaged 76.5%
for the. fiscal
year ended June 30,
1960, 72.8% for the fiscal year ended June 30,
1959 and 81.5%
for the year ended June 30, 1958.
a
and,
its operations to its
,
The
Division's
John
Jay Hopkins
in San Diego, with the purpose
of
large-size plant based on the HTGR principle
can
produce electricity, using modern steam conditions, at a cost in
the range of power generated in fossil-fueled
plants throughout New
York State.—V.
191, p. 22C2.
Atomic
for
162
to
coast
Conn.,
Eastwood-Nealley,"
of
our
of
knowledge
agement
having
from
in
supply of
integral part of all Fourdrinier paper
the machines generally in use in the
acquisition marks the entry of Inter¬
new
silverware.
for
subsidiary
and
in
base
denominator
have
we
closed.
States
tending
ex¬
begun
were
an
are
This
a
put us into
that
common
BUSINESS—Holiday Inns of America, Inc. and its licensees; consti¬
the Holicay Inn System, one of the largest motel systems in the
Dynamics
already
are
cash
step
the
have
than
oversubscribed and
was
and
into
for
another
date
tute
the
the large-size HTGR concept.
on
of
program
with
program
The offering
gt to the company.
high-temperature, helium gas-cooled, graphite-moderated nuclear power
system to be one which "snows marked promise of achieving a breaktnrough in the costi)of atomic power,"
Of
"is
Holiday Inns
common stock priced
at $33 per share. The shares of¬
fered are being sold for the account of various stock¬
holders and none of the proceeds of the offering will
Nyack.
in
Fourdrinier
mills.
paper
Silver
broaden
Dec. 15, 127,647 shares of
on
operations
moved
company
Fourdrinier
brass
which
machines
country's
Common Stock Of¬
—
its
largest industry in the nation.
headed by Equitable Securities Corpo¬
group
the
founded
and
States.
industry
paper
"Purchase
member
seven
Niagara
Its
time.
Staffordville,
in
bottom,
to
bronze
United
national
mailed
(HTGR).
The
of
the
making
;
will
found
was
top
Eastwood-Nealley,
in
993.
p.
at
felt for indus¬
property
turers
the
stock,
that
at
needled
a
in Staffordville in 1947.
The increasing popularity of
the
needled
felt—particularly
for
the
asbestos
cement
industry—
made it necessary to enlarge this mill a few years later and finally
in
1956
a
second
plant location at Rockvllle, Conn., was acquired.
same
for
$5,919,000,
was
proposals
the
I960.—V.
29,
from
own
company's
common
income
net
mill
rebuilt
fiscal year through
Net
idea
novel
users—a
produce
to
1935
quarters
in
Belleville.
Following several years of research
development Drycor became | tne leading supplier of felts to the
asbestos cement Industry.
During World War II the company turned
its attention
to supplying
special felt products for use In the war
effort, notably among such products were their innersoles for flyers' '
boots.
After
the war, the demand for
Drycor's needled felts having
grown appreciably, Drycor required more plant space and production
capacity
than
was
available at its quarters in Belleville.
An idle
dividend
.
statement
proxy
shareholders
to
$3.90
or
last
over
$167,411,000.
the
In
organized
was
and
/
in
and
site."
textile
"While
months
six
share.
per
A
system
totaled
sales
$6,753,000,
was
$3.42
General
with
program
development
and
Gas-cooled
Temperature,
by
said:
board,
best
the
announced
when
of
increase
State
calls
Dynamics*
1959
in
months
six
York.
Empire
Dynamics
eral
tne
trial
personnel,
and
management
present
its
under
Monday, December 19, 1960
.
leased
com- >
stock
basis. The
75 cents
1960.
20,
history. Consolidated sales for the first half of the
26, I960, totaled $178,310,000, an increase of
period
New
subsidiary
■
the
capital
new
36%
rate
Oct.
plants using coal and other fossil fuels was made
the Empire State Atomic Development Associates, Inc., i. ESADA)
of
of
in
three-for-one split."
the proposed
to
Heinz
Mr.
,
conventional-type
composed
the
present
three-for-one split
a
together with
on Heinz common stock
stockholders of record Dec.
to
effect
giving
project designed to demonstrate that
electricity in competition with modern,
here by
State
of
is necessarily dependent on future earnings and capital require¬
ments, it is the intention of the board to maintain the new rate after
undertaken
New
office
head
policy
joint
produce
can
in
piaced
be
to
the
of
300,000-to-
program
the
dividend
10,
power.
the
9
Dec.
on
company
also
directors
The
quarterly
pro¬
of
proposed
the
shares—equivalent
200,000
ulti¬
toward
capaDie
of
stock
Henry
Pinal
at
852.
p.
proposals are subject to the approval of the shareholders' at a special
meeting 10 be held on Feb. 2, 1961.
New
carry
years
power
directors
The
of
General Dynamics Corp.—Joint Atomic
1961,
188,
Heinz Co.—Stock Split—Dividend Rise—
(H. J.)
192,
mon
Seven
23,
Jan.
on
Ontario.—V.
Drycor
purpose
stock.—V.
common
a.m.
Brantford,
cbmpany,
common
2326.
or
11:00
for
holders
market,
open
suc.i
transactions
.
,
and
as
•
Drycor
Felt
as
a
wholly-owned
(G. R.)
Kenney Corp.—Sales Lower—
Period End. Nov. 3ft—
Sales
—V.
1960—Month—1959
'
192,
p.
1914.
$6,714,000
$6,936,000
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$76,962,000
-
.
$71,701,000
Volume 192
Number 6013
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.,.
(2509)
Kentucky
Central
Life
&
Accident
Insurance
service
Co.—
Acquisition—
Garvice
t
Kincaid,
D.
Co.,
Insurance
S.
President,
announced
Kentucky
Dec.. 13
on
Central
that
Central
Kentucky
V
the
Under
•
for
1961,
and
make
of
stock
thereafter
all
prior
to
Life
has
to
until
Domestic
the
the
March
10
the
Accident
buy
' escrow
now
Central
Approval
to
agent
$115
pay
before
1961,
to
operated
under
continue
and
policies
Kobe
31
cash
for
of
Corp.
Kobe,
1914.
-p..
the
under
terms
Central
of
class
'
I
holders—The
original
for
A
■■■
.
the
and
In
each
offer,
share
will
of
nine
be
field
,•
issuer
Rights Offering to
—
of
PROVISIONS—Each
to
in
|
•issuer,
If
•
shares
\
such
the
shares
the
into
for
debenture
Stock¬
any
his
further
rats of one share
debenture converted.
..
of
„
stock
.
the
and
offered
conversion,
or
proportion
their
the
..subscribed to
stock
above
The
- CAPITALIZATION
;
convert,
30-day
the
to
of
period,
all
stockholders
for
such
the
in
United
States
by Kobe Kogyo,
and
did
not
the
nor
disclose the percentage of
dollar value of the equity
ownership
the
or
Corp.—Convertible
maturity.
into
1961,
Unless
in
at
principle
Nov.
of
the
of
the
amount
PROCEEDS—Loral
to
repay
redeemed,
price
a
PRESENT
electronic
sales
$37.50
about Dec. 27.
following tabulation shows the Capitalization of the company at
time and after giving effect to the sale or issuance of all
the stock offered hereby:
^
mandatory
sinking
annually
redeem
31,
1960
stock
(10c
6%
Five-year
par)
500,000 shs.
debentures—
$250,000
five
months
1959.
were
$17,440,000
$579,000.
"
$120,075
and
the five
in
income
net
'
PROCEEDS—The
to
provide
to
$23,500;
$10,000;
of
and
tory
proceeds for
Its
Colorlabs
is
organized
serving
use
of
office
is
color
located
and
fund
and
capital
bal¬
the
prints
at
26
in
photog-
company's Regent
needs
of
commercial
the
meet
industry
the
and
Windsor
medical
Avenue,
to
government..
promote the
and scientific
Mineola, N. T.
to
stock
common
of Jackson,
Investment
192, p.
Kingsport
Miss.,
has filed
J.
of
$4,000,000
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
expansion
of
in
program,
private placement will be applied
which the company is engaged.
•
books
the
in
is
United
one
of
States.
will
Plan International
Acquisition
Leasing Co,,
president
on
;
the
West
Coast
retain
of
its
In
the
on
p.
Corp.—Acquires—
Overseas
all
of
well
The
operations
pany,
To
Africa
Sao
include
ordnance
Link-Belt
Pty.'
Engenharia.
Europe
Link-Belt
operations
part
of
export
the
new
in
in
cream
Ohio,
three
Georgia.
plant
and
In
The
processes
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
company the respective principal amounts
the
$1,100,000
300,000
Inc
300,000
300,000
Co.
announced
Private
Place¬
14
it
—
Dec.
on
that
the
of
transaction
Dec.
on
not
was
17.
disclosed.
It
had
shares
of
at
quoted
was
,
under
the
Securities
of
Act
1933
with
respect
to
public
a
offering of preferred and common shares by Micro-Mechanisms,
Livingston, N. J., pursuant to a notification filed In February,
"
suspension
order
based
was
Inc.,
1953.
the
company's failure to comply
with the requirement of the Regmauon for Wie
uiing of a Form 2-A
report of saies of stock
pursuant
to
the
exemption.
Subsequently,
such
a
report
filed
was
which
: Commission concluded cnat it
order.—V. 189, p.
1796.
Minneapolis &
upon
complies
with
the
appropriate
was
Regulation;
to
the
vacate
and
u..e
suspension
'
St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Period Ended Oct. 31—
1960—Month—1959
I960—10 Mos.—1959
"Rwy.
operating
revenue.
$1,854,943
$1,739,600
$17,211,626
operating
expenses
1,259,992
1,393,502
13,881,336
operations.-
$594,951
$346,098
income..
228,317
150,311
Net
from
revenue
railway
Net
rwy,
—V.
oper.
192,
'
,r
1817.
p.
Mississippi
'
Power
Light
&
$18,203,607
15,0^5,840
$3,330,290
$3,150,767
885,754
1,257,037
'
-x
-
Co.—Proposes
Asset
Ex¬
change—
This company, of Jackson, Miss., has filed a proposal with the SEC
the Holding Company
Act regarding an exchange of certain
utility assets with North Central Mississippi Electric Power Association;
under
and
the
Commission
28,
1960,
According
of
to
has
includes
the
located
in
$992,000
Power
its electric distribution
the
serving
to
and
County
eastern
distribution
of
and
transfer
will
giving interested persons
Mississippi
Marshall
in
area
order
an
until
hearing thereon.
a
application
miles
323
of
ciation
issued
request
to
adjacent
an
cost
facilities and
about
De
transfer
two
office
105 square miles
County, Miss.
It
Sota
having an estimated original
In exchange, the Asso¬
system
2,599
in
of
part
to
proposes
customers.
Mississippi
Power
289
miles
distrioution
of
system having an estimated original cost of $550,000
950
customers,
and
Power
about
an
and serving about
located in western De Sota County and Tate County,
office building in Coldwater, Miss., and pay Mississippi
$820,000 in cash.—V.
192, p.
2223.
by
major
products.
Federal
a
had
in
court
asked
Mareinont's
current
Some
automotive
According
follows
other
parts
than
muf¬
less
than
added
for
directly
are
Saco
provides
assets
to
the
nine
accounted
months
involved
full
last
ended
in
time
Aug.
the
31.
manu¬
that
Maremont
shall
cause
buyer
192,
future
the
purchase
manufacturing
of
land
in
expansion.
done.
A.
the
said,
best
careful
suited
land
the
in
acquisition
midwest.
founded in Wisconsin in
a Kentucky plant in 1946.
study
the
to
existing
this
growth
company
of
various
areas,
the
1916,
Illinois
supplementing and strengthen¬
plants while retaining good
midwest
geography."
manufactures
cooling radiators
heating and air conditioning products, engine
oil coolers for the automotive industry and heat
and
highly specialized industrial,
applications.^-V. 189, p. 48.
equipment
electronic
and
of
Modine was
in 1934 and
"After
judged
President,
Modine
pattern
company's
administrative
transfer
Dixon,
G.
that
plant
out
chemical,
for
nuclear
18
Mojud, Inc.—$5,000,000 Deal—
months
Kayser-Roth
Corp.,
above.—V.
186,
2578.
p.
the
manufacturing
facilities in North and South Carolina
Its'headquarters is
in
Boston, Mass.
England.
1612.
p.
was
of
See
New
in
as
to
established
Dixon
Mr.
ing
Saco-Lowell
within
assets must agree to use the equipment to
the parts replacement market.1 •'
'•
sale will involve no plants or other real property of Saco-Lowell,
operates
anticipated
plant.
court-approved
a
for
for
announced
has
company
111.,
Indiana
an
location
28.
of
the
pointed
Modine
Saco-Lowell
Wis.,
County,
preliminary grading is being
'
complete
ownership
of
textile
production
Racine,
McHenry
Shops,
Maremont.
in
decision
and
by
the
at
decree
its
Feb.
held
The
He
by
Manufacturing Co.—Acquires Land—
in
Chicago,
plant.
•
/
1
-
,
•
.
Manufacturing
Cement
:
Co.—Acquires—
outstanding stock of Green Bag Cement Co.,
of Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical.
For the
sidiary
Bag,
The
a
wholly-owned
acquisition
,
Mountain Fuel Supply Co.—N Y. S. E.
An
the
application
New
change's
to
made
Stock
York
of
Board
by
Mountain
Exchange
was
the
Governors,
Fuel
to
list
approved
'Listing— '5
its
on
has been
company
capital stock on
8 by the Ex¬
advised.
Dec,
1961, subject
Commission of tHe com¬
the New York Stock:
trading is expected to begin on or about Jan. 9,
approval
pany's
will be
consummated
Jan.
on
17,
Securities
the
by
and
Exchange
application for registration of its stock on
Exchange.
plants
Bag
W.
continue
and
Va.
to
Mo.;. Nashville
and
Cowan,
111.; Des Moines,
Tenn
;
B andon,
has
has
Under
operate
a
cement
producing plant
shipping plants at Marietta,
it is contemplated
before.-
Marquette
as
on
Neville
fields—V..
-
Marsh
192,
Feriner
p.
interest
in
the
Ohio,
Green
and
Marsh
resided
recent
Debentures Offered —An
headed
Supermarkets,
Inc.
5%
company
Pittsburgh,
fact
the
in
the
years,
convertible
The
companv,
listed
count
has
that
was
Pa.,
incorporated in 1935, its stock has been
Stock Exchange, an action that was
of stockholders at tjiat
thp largest number
Pittsburgh
however,
area.
the
ownership
of
the
stock
ha3
become
which produces, transports and distributes natural
shares of capital stock as of Dec. 1, and at last
2,188,8881
13,978
stockholders.—V.
National Dairy
corporation via
cement
—
by
widespread which made it desirable to seek a broader market
place for trading, such as is afforded by the New York Stock Exchange
with its more than 1,300 members, W. T. Nightingale, President, said.
will
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
& Smith Incorporated offered on Dec. 16 $2,000,group
the
,the
192,
p.
2019.
Fair¬
Bag
1914.
Supermarkets, Inc.
underwriting
000
time
gas,
Island
industry has been limited
to Green Bag's single plant operation.
Spokesmen for Pittsburgh Coke
announced the exchange will permit it to concentrate funds and man¬
agement attention on other fields.
The company has major expan¬
sions under way in chemicals and in the vitrified and concrete pipe
Coke's
since
on
prompted
has
at
Cement
Pittsburgh,
mont,
Ever
listed
more
1961.
Ohio;
Rockmart,
Ga.;
Milwaukee,
Wis—and
Chicago, St. Louis, Memphis and Vicksburg.
Superior,
Green
at
Girardeau,
Cape
sub¬
Green
In
acquisition
shipping
of
will issue 150,000 of its common shares to Pitts¬
Chemical, which will retain the Marquette stock as
Marquette
burgh Coke &
an
investment.
-
office in New York will continue its
International Division. This office will
issued
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co. and Pittsburgh Coke & ChemiCo. announced Dec, 13, an agreement whereby Marquette will acquire
all
and
Company's
as
sell
Pittsburgh
foreign sales representatives in the European and Mediterranean area.
ten
four
and
ice
and
cal
;
•
-
Indiana,
Carolina
and Exchange Commission has vacated its April
3,
temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption from
order
Actual
of Springs Union
Industria e Comercio
com¬
Brazil. In Australia, there is an affiliated
Limited of Marrickville, New South Wales.
in
are
of
mufflers for
well
Miss.;
the Mediterranean countries, the comp°ny has
organized a new subsidiary, Link-Belt S. A., located in Geneva, Switzer.-.
land.
This
company
will administer to licencees in
Italy, France,
Great Britain
and
Belgium, and also provide service to Link Belt
serve
t
•
employees
Marquette
Link-Belt Africa Limited
Link-Belt
and
Paulo,
42
South
The
—
from
to the Association all of
•»,
Court
Inc.,
Saco-Lowell
government
stock
the
$29,014,500
mufflers
purchaser
The
—V.
by
produced
of
consent
to
which
as
20
of
produce
■
sales
next
The
Division with
.......
South
Products,
dismissed
the
Saco-Lowell's
as
military
than
from
head¬
Chicago, Robert- C.
Becherer, President, announced on Dec. 8. Donald £. Thai has been
appointed General Manager of the new division and will administer
the
company's overseas activities outside of the United States and
These
decree
consent
of
Maine,
suit,
Saco-Lowell
unaffected
as
its
facture
Division—
Canada.
r,
Placement—
Marquette has cement producing plants at Oglesby,
company has established an International
quarters
in
the
company's executive offices in
of
ownership
August,
"
Iowa;
Co.—Forms
court
Automotive
Saco,
last
mufflers
of
Less
its
at
anti-trust
stock,
3%
2223.
The
which
in
Securities
1959,
railroad
new
Co.—Private
district
stock
Maine,
machinery,
acquisition
192,
by
Products, Jnc.—Federal
Maremont
majority
Completely
-
earnings."—V.
Salomon
a
standard-gauge
$9,707,535.—V.. 192,- p. 2223.
Federal
a
9,
mufflers
divestiture
of
Auto
long-term
plus
forth below.
&
bid
registration
Dec.
Brewing
earlier
an
Portland,
Books
Shops
the
from
came
textile
automotive
.
Limitada,
completion on the current sale,
as
adjusted was $5,000,000 of
notes;
1,740,444
shares
of
stock purchase warrants.—V. 192,
machinery, ordnance and automotive
However, the order directs Maremont to cause Saco-Lowell to sell
machinery and equipment used by Saco-Lowell to manufacture
.
Link-Belt
was
the
industry.
said
fund
to
coupon
cost
option
Sinking
amount,
Micro-Mechanisms, Inc.—Suspension Vacated—
1960,
secured
Automotive
Dec.
on
producer of
to
arrangements."'
Mr. Meckler said that under a "pooling of interest" concept ap¬
proved
after
a
review
by
the Securities
& Exchange Commission,
LPI's
profits
immediately
reflect
those
of Executive Car Leasing,
retroactive to Jan.
1, 1960,
with the result that 1960 earnings are
now
expected
to
be
$1.12
per
share on 615,000 shares,
compared
with
79
cents
a
share
for
1959
on
550,000 shares
of stock then
outstanding.
•'
.'
•'
■
The
acquisition
was
accomplished through $1 million in convertable- debentures and an exchange of an undisclosed amount of stock.
Mr.
Meckler said
that
he expects
"further benefits to accrue as
Executive Car Leasing's operations are integrated into those of Lease
Plan International, with considerable increases in annual volume and
future
sales
stock
common
323A
The
on
result
a
will
Angeles,
a
major
LPI,
to
Meckler
about
bid of 98.174%. A competing bid
a
the
at
par.
the
Modine
As
Chicago
Plan International Corp. of
Executive Car
has been announced by
H. L. Meckler,
lessor of motor vehicle fleets and other
Lease
to
principal
Decree—
will
add
approximately 2,200
automobiles
to
the
LPI
fleet,
bringing its total to
nearly 25,i000
cars
and
trucks,
and added:
"This acquisition contributes significantly and immediately to our earnings. Executive Car Lea sing's 2,200
cars
are
all
leased
to
business
executives and professional persons
-
-
Mr.
by
Los
of
equipment
1,
common
be
to
flers.
Lease
redeemable
the
1914.
Miss.,
largest manufacturers of
manufactured by the
company
include school and college text books, reference
sets and
encyclopedia; adult and juvenile books of fiction, history, biography
and poetry; Bibles, Testaments and hymnals; technical texts and pri¬
vate editions; and deluxe limited editions.-—V.
192, p. 2122.
bound
similar
1960,
&
Maremont
amount
the
BUSINESS—Kingsport Press
hard
to
31,
Co., San Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif.,
Dec. 13 that $10,000,000 of the company's
serial notes, due
1965-1975 were placed privately on
Oct. 30, I960.—V. 189, p. 1023.
company
principal
Barth
announced
Placement—Kingsport
Inc.—Private
be
105%
of
Rwy.
on
Lager
of
Dickson <fc Company,
amount
buildings
of the com¬
pany's 5^4% promissory notes due Dec. 1, 1976. The Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Co. has purchased $2,500,000 of
the
notes and
has
agreed to purchase an additional
$1,500,000 up to June 1, 1962.
an
The
promissory
similar
estimated
from
100%
private placement of 108,720
the company's outstanding capital stock.
:
a
certificates
Lucky
.
Press,
for
equipment
of Kingsport,
Tenn., announced on Dec. 14 that Lehman Brothers and
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co. have arranged the private
-
157,232
Dec. 13
98.127
The
a
2223.
Press, Inc., book-manufacturing
placement
applicable
the
in
March
Bros. & Hutzler group.
proposal with the SEC
order under the
Company Act authorizing Keystone Cus¬
todian Fund, series K-l, of Boston,
to issue its shares at their net
asset
value for substantially all the cash and securities of Holzworth
Corp.—V.
$194,000
ended
"
of Nov.
of
6%
;
.
group on
Keystone Custodiaii Funds, Inc.—Acquisition Cleared—
company,
'
set
ment—Allen
.
of
This
and
S.
192, p.
The
Aug.
Louisville'& Nashville RR> —Equipment Trusts Of¬
fered—Halsey,' Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates offered
on
14/: $7,755,000 of the railroad's equipment trust,
series Z, 4Vs% equipment trust certificates, maturing
annually, Jan. 1, 1962 to 1976, at prices to yield from
j3.25% to 4.40%, according to maturity. The certificates,
issued under the Philadelphia Plan, were won by the
The
Ethicolor division
1816.
p.
photo-finishing labora¬
professional
stock;
common
at
Mercantile National Bank at Dallas
will
$300,000,
ended
months
applicable
and
year
-
capitalization
debentures;
$525,000
advertis¬
$12,000:
$8,000;
the
of
agencies,
an
1399.
p.
color
studios.
to
advertising
also established
negative-positive
Its
layout
requirements
oortrait
division
J92,
custom
the
company has
promotion
income
net
,
Loral's
Inc.
work¬
current
fiscal
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect
processor
Lab,
working'capital.
a
are
The
—V.
is
for
debentures
on
plant
and
following
the
print
Color
Elfant
for sales
sefVe
to
photographers
fields.
of
for
used
automatic
receivables,
obligations
general
company
be
H.
of
customers
designed
rapher,
and
modification
BUSINESS—The
/
interest
will
fully
accmisition
to provide funds
to meet
the
the
inventories
$25,000;
improvements
ance
for
finance
ing capital
ing
net cash proceeds
complete payments on a
To
$25,000;
$5,384,000
the
outstanding
plus accrued
cases.
eight
to purchase
negotiated
with
For
'and
:
purposes:
Carolina,
R.
for
compared
of
7,084
share,
per
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
to
$15,054,000
were
$514,000,
.was
Outstanding
344,600 shs.
redeem
Amount
issue.
company's net sales
used
Supermarkets, Inc. operates directly and through
subsidiaries, a chain of 67 self-service, cash-and-
supermarkets,
-V.
to
A
1970-79
be
the
at
.
Authorized
to
$106
Pierce, Fenner & Smith lnc,_.,
City Securities Corp.
company
EARNINGS-—The
ranging
made
all
in
UNDERWRITERS
,
FINANCING
at
debentures will
new
prices
be
wholly-owned
of debentures
share.
per
redeemable
1978.
years
equipment
at
will
interest
agreed
apply the net proceeds from the sale initially
expects to use about $2,000,000 for costs of
equipment and other facilities, and $750,000 to
attributable
are
preferred
.company also
operates a bakery
and packages delicatessen items,
Of¬
is engaged
primarily in the production
military use.
Currently, about 83%
of
manufacturing and. the balance to research
and
development contracts for various government agencies.
Among
the. company'? major products are: early warning and anti-submarine
..warfare
systems, _navigation
computers,> display
devices, and target
position and data handling computers.
of
so
present
Common
two
company's
in the 12 months ending Nov. 30,
106.75%
30,
of
are
will
The balance, together with other
corporate funds
equip, stock and procure additional
transportation
to service new stoies.
to
company
to yield 4.33%
obligations are con¬
the
share,
per
BUSINESS—Marsh
to its plant,
short-term bank loan,
a
BUSINESS—The
in
days.
not
the
but
additions
$21
necessary
accrued
will
funds,
general
so
at the discretion of,
commence
its
the
however, being convertible into common until
to redemption at a conversion price of $14.66
REDEMPTION—The
y&25%
priced at
are
previously
debentures
after
each
debentures
of
and
convertible
sale
the
Merrill Lynch,
stock
common
100%
to
operate
within
shares
used
redemptions
fee.
Debentures
100%
at
be
at
share.
be
carry
Electronics
1980
will
notes, due Dec. 31, 1962; to redeem 2,250
514%
prior cumulative preferred
stock
at
cumulative
such
commoh
involved
royalty
15,
maturity
share, plus accrued dividends;
6%
stock,
day prior
of
for
from
5%
seventh
facilities
most
tubes
except
of
per
Interna¬
type products.
'optiom at prices scaled from
The
the
rights
manufactured
REDEMPTION—The
value
share,
per
10
any
anyone
EFFECT TO
tubes
CONVERSION—The debentures
until
$1
by subscription
$1
of
period,
public offering, will
GIVING
at
period
a
10-day
the
shares
any
of
debentures due 1980.
the
50%
face
Litton
until
company's
the
.
will
information
the
dividends,
V
of
Proceeds
$650,000
per
shares
underwriting group managed jointly by Kid¬
Peabody & Co.; Lehman Brothers, and Model,
Roland & Stone offered publicly on Dec. 15 a new issue
of
$5,000,000 Loral's 4 Vz %' convertible subordinated
common
expired
debenture holders
then be sold to
may
directors.
such
by
holdings,
expiration
as
the board of
of
to
offered
were
to
Following
.
expiration
subscribed
not
of
$103.75
the
,L
right to purchase, or purchase and
days from the offering date.
V
Following
.
$1
on
International.
der,
such
to
up
of
snares
each
Such
30
convert
225
for
1.
.
to
held,
to prepay
shares
of
2.
in
PROCEEDS
fered—An
purchasing
debenture
right
of
by
Dec.
relationship
working
Litton
Dec.
debentures
subject to adjustment.
Japanese
1303.
p.
Loral
6%
at
for
equity
192,
vertible
right
one
maximum
a
held,
and
due
The
stock
common
North
'■
.
exercises
stock
offered
held
each
'«
debenture
common
was
for
v
the
at
the
of
of
debenture
such
stock,
of
300
■
States
announced
was
and
disclosure
distribution
and
company
the
via
of
••
holder
debenture
of
total
a
,
holder
the
.300
.
to
up
share.
per
any
it
Kobe
"
-
<•
initial
an
amusement
—V.
holder
of
the
company's
$450
five-year
with regard to each such debenture held,
number of shares of the common stock of
offered,
was
purchase
for
world
The
a
Nov. 4 prospectus,
offered,
underwriting, to the present holders of its de¬
bentures, to the holders of its common stock and to the
public, 295,000 shares of common stock at $1 per share.
right
the
home
without
debenture
United
receives an equity position in Kobe Kogyo. The agreement also
for Litton International to receive a royalty fee with a guaranteed
minimum,
192,
,
the
long-term
a
between
,
.
return
calls
shares
Domestic—V.
into
debentures
interest.
tional
over-all
-
Color Studios, Inc.
Key
persjnnel
from
Japan,
establishes
agreement
countries.'.
operation
Kentucky
•of
present
name,
ordinated
Inc.—License Agreement—
Kogyo has the right to manufacture tubes with Litton propriedevelopments for custodiers in Japah and several other Asian
tary
"
However, Kentucky Central plans to expand
rapidly.
fOr .the consolidation, for Domestic Life stock not
tendered
basis
The
present
Link-Belt
by
Kobe
is
to
be
consolidated
with Kentucky
wholly-owned subsidiary.
Domestic will
a
served
accrued
received
been
microwave tube
Kentucky Central will
deposited by Jan
31 shortly
deadline.
Kogyo
The
pay¬
that
procedures.
Domestic
.the
t..e
as
not
making
„
and
'.Central
countries
possible operation of a technological assistance
and licensing agreement between Litton International S.A., of Zurich,
Switzerland, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Litton Industries, Inc., and
per
Jan
make
has
in
2306.
p.
Industries,
Governments
and
binding.
is
10,
agent
representatives
191,.
Litton
required
Insurance Co
Accident
the
escrow
stock
of
excess
March
announced
Accident
&
offer
with
Kincaid
ior
but
Domestic
tne
offer Kentucky
Central
Mr.
payment
the
deposited
Kentucky
therefor.
ment
considers
terms
all
share
&
.
in
,12,000 shares of stock of Domestic Life &
Louisville,
Ky.,
has
been
deposited
with
Life
foreign
A.^-V.
5
sub¬
a
Products Corp.—Exchange Offer—The
Dec. 6 prospectus offered 89,539 shares
stock, to the holders of common shares
or par value of Dominion Dairies, Ltd.
privilege of exchanging such shares for shares of the
common stock of National Dairy Products Corp., at the
rate of one share of common stock of National Dairy
Products
for
each
4.5 * common
shares « of Dominion
Dairies.
At the
same
time National Dairy
Products
of $5 par common
without nominal
the
is
offering to purchase the 5% non-cumulative preferred
value of $35 each of Dominion Dairies
shares of the par
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2510)
Monday, December 19, 1960
.
.
U
CAPITALIZATION—The
price of $25 (Canadian) per share. The exchange
(EST) on Jan. 3, 1961.
at a
stock
offer will expire at 3:30 p.m.
750
an
The
rectly
or have the right'ta cause the deposit of,
an
78% of- Dominion common shares and about 75%
preferred-shares.
Trie contracting' shareholders
have
indirectly,'
• or
about
Dominion-
of
of
sold
also
which
manufactures, purchases and distributes butter, and ice cream
the Humko Products Division which refines and produces edible
shortening and a line of industrial, chemicals; the Metro
Glass Division which ^ manufactures and distributes glass containers,
the
other. Divisions
all
of
-
corporation
uses of
and
activities.
It cooperates with
in the development of new
by-products.
laboratory
the
of
products, -processes
is
.
It
of
represented sales of various miscellaneous products.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
debentures, due
3%
debentures,
due
1970——t
1970__—_____
t
3%%
debentures,
due
1976-—______
3y«%
notes
(par
§25,611,000
t75O,Q00
$3,000,000
___
stock
•Common
t
*
14,191,726 shs.
16,000,000 shs.
$5)___
t Subject to the restrictions set forth in the indenture additional
debentures of any series may be issued without limit as to amount.
N&W-Nickel
-
Plate
§ These
amounts
include $2,093,000 principal amount of
2%% debentures, $1,339,000 principal amount of 3% debentures and
$789,000 principal amount of 3Vs% debentures held by the corporation
Oct.
at
inclusive.
*
Stock
notes
Oct.
1,
Option
additional
payable
in
options
1960,
Plans
Canadian
funds
from
1960
1962,
to
192,
outstanding under the Employees'
were
the
for
shares.—V.
This
New
York
order
stock
common
involve exchange
terms
merger
Western
and
on
tax-free
a
basis
of each share
for
of
.45
stock.
common
*
purchase
of
■
of
Plate
reported
operating
tota.'
in
revenues
the
company
of
first
1711.
p.
stock
common
Preparations
the
the
company has applied, to
Investment
Company
SEC for
with respect
and
being
are
earliest
possible
for
for
an
to
of
This
of
company,
tration
giving
interested
until
persons
27,
Dec.
1960,
to
request
a
hearing
thereon.
is
Andrew-Lawrence
holders which
funds
and
painters'
which
National
of
_
$520,266
Investors
their net
on
previously engaged in the manufacture and sale of
Substantially all of its cash and securities* with a
as of Sept. 27, 1960,
are to be
acquired by
cutlery.
value
total
a
personal holding company with two stock¬
in the business of investing and reinvesting its
engages
in
exchange for shares
asset value per share.—-V.
the
of
189,
p.
latter's
stock
their
holders
approval.—V.
the
and
192,
10
of $1
Coffin
Period End. Nov. 30—
1960—Month—1959
•J.
J
Sales
—V.
$
22,820,411
192,
$
21,531,870 217,440,318 207,849,185
Market
245
St.,
Francisco,
San
Calif.,
filed
on
for
Jan. 11, 1961 at the
each 16% shares of
is
involved.
stock
Dec.
13
it
Natural
Gas
Co.—Private
Placement-
announced that Allen & Co. negotiated
placement of $4,000,000 of the company's
bVs%
first
mortgage
bonds,
series
C,
due
1985.
—V. 192, p. 307.
the
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Proposed Merger
Norfolk
&
Western
below.—V.
Ry.,
192,
2224.
p.
Newton Shopping Center, Inc^—Debentures
Offered—
sinking fund debentures, due Nov. 1, 1980 at
1960.
plus
par
accrued interest from Nov. 1,
The
to
company of 200 Hillcrest Building, Ralston,
Neb.,
corporation organized Nov. 23, 1956, and qualified as
corporation in Iowa on Dec. 4, 1956.
Its sole business is
construction,
leasing and management of
a
shopping
center
a
foreign
Delaware
the
located
in
Newton, Iowa, which opened in October, 1960.
PROCEEDS—The
at
approximately
$1,370,000.
REDEMPTION—The debentures may be redeemed at the option of
the company at any time to Nov. 1, 1961, at 103xh% of the
principal
and thereafter at prices declining % of 1% of the principal
amount,
amount
Oct.
in
each
successive
12
month
31,
period to the period ending
1967, at 100% of the principal
1967, and on or after Nov. 1,
amount thereof, together, in each
case, with accrued interests
date fixed
for redemption.
SINKING FUND—The debentures
the
operation
plus
accrued
indenture
before
all
of
their
each
of
to
that
each
debentures
the
Sinking
such
sinking
interest
25
payment,
datory
two
provides
Oct.
the
of
sum
Fund")
the
the
year,
have
of
for
are
also redeemable In
funds
at
dates
fixed
company
tne
will
priieipal
for
such
pay
to
part through
redemption.
trustee
beginning with the year 1961,
been
$15,000
redeemed
or
and
a
as
redemption
of
for
thereof
amount
the
provision
sinking
debentures
the
to
or
until
made
fund
on
The
on
and
for
("Man-
Nov,
1
of
year.
The
indenture
trustee,
Co.,
of
owner
intends to
50%
purchase
of
the
F.
A.
further provides that the
company will" pay to the
60 days of the close of the
company's fiscal year,
equal to 50% of the annual gross income of the company,
redemption of debentures 90 days after the close of such fiscal
amount
for
year
(the
"Contingent Sinking
Fund").
named
underwriters
The
—
,.
Inc.____$500,000
Burr,
300,000
&
250,000
1
below
have
severally
"
r •
' '
Amount
Cruttenden, Pod.es.ta & Co. $100,000
Kiser, Cohn &
Shumaker, Inc.
—:. 100,000
H. M. Payson & Co._
100,000
f. L. Putnam & Co., Inc. 100,000
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke 100,000
Townsend, Dabney &
■
The Ohio
Tyson—
100,000
—
Bartlett & Clark Co.——
Charles H. Gilman & Co.,
200,000
Co——J.—— 200,000
Inc.
150,000
David
Hutton
E.
..
Sherrerd—200,000
&
Dulles &
Battles, Inc.—
192,
&
50,000
50,000
Means——_
50,030
Schirmer, Atherton & Co.
Co.—
1712.
p.
Peoples
50,000
G.
Sales
the
and
The
United
will
gas
be distributed
in California
by
the
meet
be
sale
the
of
$124,069,000,
The
Pacific
B.
Black
V.
192,
capital
of
Gas
Pacific
from
loans
of
tronic-optical
trading
The
will
estimated
be
ceremony
Chairman
President
The
and
$121,165,000 will be applied to the pipeline.
outstanding f),210,000 shares of common stock, of
Electric owns 50%. The prospectus lists James
Chairman
and
N.
R.
Sutherland
as
In
shares
of
stock
to
be
names
of the
purchased by
underwriters,
forth
are
set
Higginson
Hentzi
Paine,
&
Corp.6,249
Co
Webber,
6,249
Jackson
Curtis
Brpwn
—V.
&
192,
&
Co
& Co
Sons—
Co.—
p.
Williston & Beane__
Eichler & Co._„
A.
M.
Kidder
6,249
Doolittle
4,000
Laird,
3,000
•_
William R. Staats &
Dempsey-Tegeler
Alex,
&
R.
Bateman,
Mitchum?
2,000
&
&
Co.,
Inc.
Co
Bissell
&
Jones
"big
board"
occasion
of
the
Stock
was
1,247,148
marked
at
shares
a
brief
used
Exchange.
sales are divided about equally between commercial
interests. Its infrared and other analytical instru¬
in
a
variety of industries for research and process and
is the world's largest producer of in¬
of
26
and
earnings for
34%
respectively,
,
the year
were
over
the previous year. Per
$1.05 compared with 80 cents a year
sales
Exchange,
2,100
stock
counter
totalled
$5.4
with
million
net
Perkin-Elmer
market.
common
The
has
traded
was
in
the
over-the-
shareholders.
and
development subsidiaries in West Germany and England and sales sub¬
sidiaries in Canada, France, Italy, Sweden and Switzerland. The West
German subsidiary is prime contractor under a $30 million-plus con¬
1,500
company
international
Perkin-Elmer's
1,500
1,000
tract
1,000
for
Sidewinder
approximately
facilities
air-to-air
missiles
include
for
4,300
manufacturing
NATO
nations.
The
2,100
i
2328.
the
cents per share. In the correspond¬
ing period last year, the company posted sales of $3.2 million and
earnings of $55,550 or five cents per share. Prior to listing on the
&
Templeton,
The
In the quarter ending Oct. 31,
earnings of $138,710, equal to 11
1,000
Meeds
on
stock.
earlier.
Shares
J.
trading
the
share
below:
Shares
Lee
to
the Exchange floor attended by Richard S. Perkin, Board
and
President
of
Perkin-Elmer,
and G. \ Keith
Funston,
on
control. Perkin-Elmer
analytical instruments.
increases
and the numbers
them
the ticker
space
and defense fields, the company has developed and
electronic-optical instruments for use with most of the major
programs, the Polaris-armed submarine, Project Mercury, Proj¬
ect
Stratoscope and other advanced projects. It is also active in
reconnaissance and military infrared programs.
For the fiscal year ending July 31, the company reported sales of
$22.1 million and net income of $1,208,085. Taese figures represented
company's $1 par class A common stock at $50.75
share. Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITING—The
of
instruments for industry and elec¬
and defense projects was listed for
York Stock Exchange. The company
symbol PKN.
New
missile
Paddington Corp.—Additional Financing Details—Our
Dec. 12 issue reported the offering of 36,498 shares of
per
'
•
built
President/—
1199.
p.
are
frared
I
Listing—News—
space
the
common
Company's
quality
to
'
'
'
analytical
for
on
opened
government
ments
used
assigned
listing
Perkin-Elmer
of
Gas
13
Dec.
on
been
has
advances
of
systems
"
gas
company
or
the
manufacturer
This
com¬
debentures
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$7,110,825 $82,179,154 $75,319,979
"7.
'
'
&
Board
as
and
requirements
.
Perkin-Elmer Corp.—N. Y. S. E.
which
has
company
which
securities
total
1915.
p.
the
natural
a
192,
rate
southward
States
1960—Month—1959
$7,678,333
—
—V.
com¬
to
the
Stores Inc.—Sales Higher—
Drug
Period End. Nov. 30—
Electric, which Is the principal sponsor of the project. The proceeds
to
company's headquarters and main plant are in Norwalk, Conn,
Ground has been broken in nearby Wilton, Conn., for a new plant
which will
increase present capacity by
40%
The company leases
three other plants in Norwalk and has an
engineering and development
.
Pall
Corp.—Class "A" Stock Offered—Public offering
of 80,000 shares of class "A" stock of Pall Corp. (Glen
facility in Los Angeles, Calif.—V.
Cove, N. Y.), manufacturer of metal filters,
on
Dec.
16
See
EARNINGS—Net
sales
of the company
in the fiscal year erded
July 31, 1960 totaled $6,706,000, compared with $4,476,000 in the pre¬
ceding fiscal year.
Net income in the respective year was $388,000
and $246,000.
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization to be outstanding after the of¬
fering will comprise a $1,000,000 promissory note due 1972; $100,000
short-term note; and 239,878 shares of class "A"
stock and 271,300
shares of class "B" stock.—V. 192, p. 1712.
'
Parker-Hannifin
Purchase
the
Corp.—Acquires—
by Parker-Hannifin of Cleveland, of two Michigan con¬
Span Brass Manufacturing Co. of Otsego, Mich, and the
p.
996.
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co.,
above.—V.
191,
p.
1568.
Polymer Corp.—Expands—
The
Polymer
Corp.,
service
facility
it
ing.
192,
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.—Sub:id. Acquired—
was made
by L. F. Rothschild & Co. and associates at
$27.75 per share. Of the stock offered, 30,000 shares rep¬
resent new financing by the company and 50,030 shares
a sale by certain stockholders of stock already outstand¬
cerns,
—^
par
Janney,
a
within
an
v-
to the current financing, capitali¬
will consist of $4,447,000 of debt and 623,199
common voting and nonvoting stock.
Whiteside
Butcher
not subscribed for by other stockholders.
is constructing and proposes to operate
pipeline extending from the international
Canada
Hirsch
net
proceeds from the sale of the debentures,
estimated at $271,500 will all be
applied toward payment of the costs
of construction of the company's
shopping center in Newton, Iowa,
estimated
Electric
&
According
company
California.
H.
BUSINESS-^-The
a
Gas
underwriting
which it is entitled and any
to
the
The First Trust Company of Lincoln, Neb. offered via
a
Nov. 15 prospectus, $300,000 of the company's 6%
is
Pacific
No
pany's outstanding common stock,
was
private
See
then
prospectus,
from
Jersey
sinking fund provides' for annual
increased ta $434,000.J if available
Higginson Corp
225,000
S. Moseley, & Co._
225,000
C. Allyn & Co., Inc.— 200,000
W.
held.
&
1915.
p.
New
'• •-••./
company
Winslow, Inc._
boundary be¬
through the States
of Idaho, Washington and Oregon, to the California border. The
pipe¬
line will be part of a project, known as the Alberta-California Project,
which is designed to bring gas from the Province of Alberta in Canada
1960—11 Mos.—1959
'
the
;r;""7
,
the
&
Chace,
of
transmission
Newberry Co.—Sales Up—
1960
option of
and declining to -100%/ in
-V
• :'1
■ :
1965 at 106%
Lee
Interstate
subscription by stockholders of record
of $100 principal amount of debentures
mon
tween
(J. J.)
-
redeemable at the
are
'
years.
Goldman, Sachs & Co
2224.
p.
7-.
,
ended March .31,
77.M1 I,
year
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the Underwriting Agree¬
ment, to purchase from the company the principal amdunt of deben¬
tures set forth opposite their respective names.
statement with the SEC on Dec. 12, 1960, seeking regis¬
$13,260,000 of convertible debentures due Feb. 1,' 1981. It
is proposed to offer the debentures at $100 per $100 of debentures for
based
1349.
debentures
after Dec. 1,
UNDERWRITERS
registration
order
three
shares
preferred scares outstanding.
formal presentation of the plans
securities
to
the
Pacific Gas Transmission Co.—Rights Offering—
The Andrew-Lawrence Corp.;
an
growers.
in
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect
311,030
made
date
Commission
its/ proposed acquisition of substantially all the cash and securities of
and the Commission has issued
or
income.
—V.
the
Act
on
zation
through Oct. 31, 1960, reported total revenues of $94,905,930,
with earnings of $3.53 per share of common stock for the 10 months.
The road's assets on Aug. 31, 1960, totalled $310,557,204, with 598,186
at
sales
SINKING FUND—The contingent
payment of $217,000 which may be
from
1960
of
\;
'
Corp.—Proposes Acquisition—
investment
under
the' last
•
amounting to $127,470,339. Earnings per share were
$2.35 for this period. Nickel Plate has no preferred stock outstanding.
Its
total assets on Aug. 31,
1960, were $467,684,851, with 4,164,349
shares of common stock outstanding.
shares
for
$19,362,128 and net. income was $1,047,660.
REDEMPTION—The
:
Co.,. .timber
Development
EARNINGS—Consolidated
were
Amount
Nickel
The
442,663
of
aggregate
an
Penobscot
of
share
a
y
used
'1
,
standing capttal stockof Tilestori and Hollingsworth Cp., manufacturer
Qf. fine papers; Penobscot Purchasing Co., puipwood suppliers;
and
.
<■
Preliminary estimates of savings in combined operations, after full
integration of the system, are in excess of $25 million annually. In
working out the plan, the roads were assisted by The First Boston
Corp. as financial advisers on air aspects of the proposal and by
Stone &
Webster
Service
Corp. as engineering consultants on the
Sandusky Line purchase.
In the
first 10 months of this year,
the Norfolk & Western had
total operating revenues of $204,973,467 and earnings of $6.76 on each
share of-common stock.
As
of Aug. 31,
1960, the N&W had total
assets of
$1,004,153,245 with 7,353,675 shares of common stock arid
1,357,613 shares of voting preferred stock outstanding.
Commerce
National Investors
exemption
-
Wabash
.
of
As
not
1960.
1,
$ Unsecured
.
do
Plate
indebtedness.
BUSINESS—Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co., incorporated in 1882, is
in the manufacture of .wood pulp, its principal property, is. its
"Great Works Plant in Old Town, Me. The company owns all the out¬
,
.
will be
debentures
of
sale
liquidate, short-term
to
'engaged
..
months
„
,
and
the
from
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
construction
.
§$33,907,000
§21,161,000
,
debentures, convertible on or after, June 1, 1961,
priced at 98.25% with accrued interest. The offer¬
ing was all sold. : /, 7
all Wabash subsidiaries except
the
Ann
Arbor
Railroad.
Wabash's
stock interests in the Detroit,
Toledo and Ironton Railroad and the Lehigh Valley Railroad also are
excluded.
■
"...
.'
Norfolk
.
2%%
The
were
includes
arrangement
Coffin & Burr, Inc.
underwriting group headed by
an
•
equal to the annual dividends on 675,000 shares
stock.
common
proposed
Nickel
r
FINANCING
The capitalization of National Dairy as; of Oct. 1,
1960, and as
adjusted at that date to give effect to the issuance of all the
shares ..of the corporation's common stock issuable pursuant to the
exchange offer, is as follows:,
N&W
The
Co,—Debentures Offered—
offering of $3,250,000 of this company's 5%% sub¬
ordinate debentures due 1980 was made on Dec. 15 by
net
a
will become an amount
_
10%
pay
company,
Penobscot Chemical Fibre
Pennsylvania Railroad
annual rental of $7,125,000 for the first
years, with an increase based upon any rise in. dividends in excess
of $5 a share on N&W common. From the seventh year on, the rental
Montreal
greater
the
serves
will
N&W
v
Sinking Fund
"V.V" 'V/*'
An
.
six
the company's
of New Castle, Pa., has applied to the SEC for an
order
under
the
Holding Company Act authorizing its issuance of
$878,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3lA% series due 1982, for sinking
fund purposes; p.nd the Commission has issued an order giving inter¬
ested
persons
until Dec. 28, 1960, to request a'.hearing tnereon.—
v. 189, p. 1133.
..
. r::
This
given
trackage
and Carrothers,
stock is owned by the
To "Issue
—
v''" ':"
Bonds—
road between Columbus and Sandusky,
with the Nickel Plate system. The pur¬
includes the Sandusky's three coal piers
supporting yards at Sandusky. The Pennsylvania
of Wabash common
Power ^ Co.
Pennsylvania
111-mile
a
and
Erie
be
The
'
engaged
and the
Hull areas in the Province-of Quebec, and a large part of the Province
of Ontario, including Metropolitan Toronto and the-cities of Ottawa,
Hamilton and-. London:
During the fiscal year-ended March 31, 1960
the
approximate percentage of Dominion's | sales: accounted for by
fluid milk
and
fluid
milk-.specialties was 70%;
the approximate
percentage "accounted dor by ice cream" was 20% ; and the remaining
and. other.'products.
.juices
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co.—Private Placement12 it was announced that Allen & Co. negotiated
private placement of $3,000,000 of
5%% first mortgage bonds, due 1985. *
an
99%
-
DOMINION—Dominion
OF
under
products
the
'
System.-.
in the purchase,
manufacture, processing and distribution of fluid milk and cream,
ice cream
and fluid- milk, specialties, powdered milks, butter, fruit
BUSINESS
"Spanco Brass Co. Division will
its own name and through its
said.
Sigmier
market
Dec.
option to Wabash to exchange at any time after six years all
of the Wabash's common stock,
totaling 598,186 shares, "for 675,000
shares of N&W common stock,
with the exchange being mandatory
at the termination of the lease, if not done prior thereto. More than
Development Division which is responsible for
corporations
appnea
and - rundamental
research
conduct
Line,
Lake
with
and
the
the
to
Ry.—Proposed Merger—
.
and
Research
appliances,"
continue
rights over the Sandusky Line between
Columbus
a | distance
of about 78 miles, and would
pay for them on a user basis.
•
The Wabash would be leased by the Norfolk & Western for 50 years,
mix;
for
of
manager
domestic
to provide connections
fronv the Pennsylvania
Ohio,
chase
would
the
Parker-Hannifin Corp.
for
Sandusky
on
and
convertible share for share
dividends have been paid
thereon amounted to
the boards of directors of the companies involved.
the proposal, the Norfolk & Western would become a system
with more than 7,400 miles of road and combined assets of about $1.7
billion. N&W lines/now terminating at Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio,
would reach into such important cities as Chicago,
Omaha, Detroit,
Buffalo, Toledo, St. Louis, Kansas City, Des Moines, Cleveland, In¬
dianapolis, Fort Wayne, Canton, Springfield and Peoria.
Mr. Saunders said that the-N&W will pay $27 million cash for the
the Breakstone Foods Division which processes and dis¬
dairy, specialty products; the Sugar Creek Creamery Division
coordinating
is
compan^.. No
the
of
will be operated as the Spanco Brass Co. Division
Floyd Burge, formerly president, will become
the-new division. Combined sales of the two
companies are reported to be approximately- $2% "million-aiinually.
"In acquiring these fine companies, Parker-Hannifin obtains highly
efficient manufacturing facilities
and a line of low pressure brass
fittings, non-competitive with those it presently manufactures, which
will reach new markets in the fields of control, Instrumentation and
York; Chicago
of
the Sandusky
tributes
and
of
concluded
was
Chairman
general
New
trademark;
oils
cash
The two companies
as
upon by
Under
"Breyer"
the
under
of
Board
-
corporation is engaged prin¬
cipally in. the purchase, manufacture, processing and distribution of
diversified lines of dairy and other food products and is the largest
processor
and distributor of. dairy products in the United States.
Its offices are at 260 Madison Ave., New York City.
The corporation operates through
seven divisions,
as follows: the
Kraft Foods Division, which manufactures and distributes
under the
trademark of "Kraft," "Velveeta," "Parkay," "Miracle Whip," "Philadephia Brand" and "Cracker Barrel"; the Sealtest Poods Division
which markets most of its products, under the nationally advertised
is
stock
of Allegan,, Mich, for an undisclosed amount
Nov. 30, iv was announced by C. C. Sigmier,
Parker-Hannifin on Dec. 1.
Co.
Sales
Spanco Brass
"
of
extending the Norfolk & Western Railway by merger with
& St. Louis RR. (Nickel Plate Road), pur¬
chase
Line of the Pennsylvania Railroad as the
connecting link, and the lease and eventual merger of the Wabash
Railroad were announced on Dec. 1 by Stuart T. Saunders, President
of the Norfolk & Western. The plans in principle have been agreed
Plans
BUSINESS OF NATIONAL DAIRY—The
cream
aie
stock
preferred
The
company.
common
the
402,928.
Ice
outr
of
Norfolk & Western
has
"Sealtest."
par)
and
'
1
I
-
present sales outlets.—V. 192, p. 800.
preferred-
trademark
(no
issued,
preferred stock and accrued dividends
$5,625 at Aug. 31, I960.—V. 192, p. 1915-
shares deposited
of
stock»and
the
on
presently outstanding 503,659- common shares and
shares. - National Dairy > will -acquire all
preferred
pursuant-to the>exchange offer,'but will not acquire
.more than 402,928
(i.e., 80%) of such common shares at this time.
National Dairy
will cause the return of Kensington and Hart all
Dominion common shares deposited with the exchange agent in excess
Dominion
common
are
reserved for conversion
held
by
the
company
and
company
the
into
agreed to accept the-exchange offer as to the-shares owned by them
and Kensington has agreed- that the fexchange offer will be accepted
as
to the shares • controlled by it and those which it has
the right
to cause to be deposited. 32,500
shares
3,250
are
has authorized, issued and outstanding 750 shares of
5%
cumulative convertible preferred stock, $100 par value,, issued in
consideration for. the tract of land upon which the shopping center
is situated to the owners of such land who are not officers or directors
,
.aggregate: of
which
unissued
1,000
suares
shares
authorized
has
company
of
stock.
agreement dated Oct. 13, 1960 between it and
Kensington
Industries Inc.
and. • Francis L. Hart, '* shareholders of
Dominion (the "contracting shareholders"') who own or control, di¬
with
accordance
shares
5,000
treasury
National Dairy in
PURPOSE—The exchange. offer is being.made by
.
of
standing,
preferred
"
announced
was
on
producers
Dec.
by
The
15
in
Louis
of
industrial
Industrial
L.
Stott,
house the
plastics,
Park,
Rolling
opened a new
Meadows, 111.,
president.
new
building will
offices
and
warehouse
of The
Corp.
of
Penna.,
a
Polymer subsidiary,
which
has been
engineering and distributing nylon, Teflon and other plastic stock
shapes in the Mid-West since 1947.
A
portion of the plant will
Polymer
be
occupied
by
the
Whirlclad
Division
to
provide
custom
coating
service
for cladding metal parts with plastics
by the Whirlclad coat¬
system, Polymer's new fluidized bed process.
According to Stott, the expansion was made to house stocks to
meet
a
growing demand for semi-finished plastic stock shapes in
industry, as well as to provide additional custom coating facilities
ing
and
engineering
service
for
continuing
coating system.
The
Polymer Corp., founded in
1946,
the
Whirlclad
distributes
industrial
growth
now
of
Volume
192
Number 6013
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2511)
plastics
in
semi-finished
United
the
States
shapes through over 90 stock
locations in
throughout the world. In addition to
Reading
and
and
Chicago, the
Calif.;
Detroit, Mich.,
—V.
192, p. 2124.
Fa.,
Public
corporation
and
has
now
Welwyn
Garden
PROCEEDS—Net
the
for
portion
and
will
general
the
of
the
be
of
option of
loans.
on
1975,
and
at $103
and
unpaid
may
be
less
in
The
of
areas
territory
ark, Jersey
ritory
also
primarily
$107
served
City,
and
1970,
preferred
general
at
l,
of
unsecured
includes
1,
&
1966,
in
the
Gas
industrialized
character,
in
of
the
where
supplies
in
areas
reside.
persons
and
and
around
New¬
The
ter¬
Bergen,
Passaic,
Essex,
for
12
months
operating
ended
revenues
of
..
terms
agreement
and
subject
dated
Dec.
to
13,
the
1960,
'
Lynch,
Fenner
C.
&
under¬
Shares
Kidder,
Inc
Co.,
21,400
Inc
American
Securities
Bache
Whipple
Robert
W.
Baird
J.
Bear,
Becker
&
Co.
William
Blair
Ellis
Blyth
&
C.
J.
&
&
Alex.
Brown
Richard
Coffin
Crowell,
1,500
Sons
2,400
Model,
Co.
4,200
The
1,000
Pacific
2,000
Paine,
Clarke
Corp._
Inc.—
Burr,
Weedon
&
Co._
1,000
R.
Dickson
I.
Faulkner,
Reynolds
Riter
2,900
L.
&
&
H.. Hentz
Hill
&
E.
F.
The
Hutton
Illinois
Johnston,
Edward
M.
A.
—V.
&
D.
192,
1,000
6,200
Co.
Inc._
6,200
Co.,
Inc
Yeatman,
Blunt
Oscar
1,000
2,900
Realty
000,000
Yarnall,
:
Corp!,' 444
statement
with
trust
SEC
on
&
&
2,400
Co.
Co
Weld
&
Co.—
Witter
&
Co.__
Struthers
Biddle
Avenue,
Dec.
4,200
Co
&
&
6,200
;
4,200
1,000
Co.——
company
invest
its
funds,
12,
York,
New
filed
covering
1960,
in
necke,
President,
all
or
of
the
W'arnecke
of
for
principal
such
The company
it will
$100,000.
mortgages
Co.,
Inc.;
and George W.
Corp.;
the
&
which
in
W.
G.
its
1960,
intends to purchase part
invest from George W.
Corp.; Property Securities
individually, at a price of 100% of
in the event that the market price
or,
the market price thereof.
The
mortgages so sold to the company will have been purchased by the
aforesaid corporations and Mr. Warnecke from time to time in the
mortgages
market
at
is
above
at
par,
than the purchase
price paid to such
Warnecke by the company
and
may
result in profit, or loss, to such corporations or to Mr.
Warnecke.
Purchasing mortgages from such corporation will enable
the company to have ready access to mortgages in the amounts it is
.required to pledge under the Indenture as from time to time notes are
open
which may be less
corporation or to Mr.
price
a
or
Ore.—Files With
with
to
the
be
New
SEC
offered
York,
The
ment,
N.
Y.
proceeds
on
of
to
to
used
be
market
and
purchase
for
working
processing
capital.
food
equip¬
and
130,000
stock of Revlon, Inc.
underwriting group headed by
Brothers and Reynolds & Co., Inc., at $78 a
shares
Dec..
Lehman
15
of
common
by
share.
an
.'
,
financing by
from^the .s
after
the
sale
will
continue
to
be
major owners
The
1948
■
the
been
school
developed
Walston
H.
Walker
&
&
&
500
Co., Inc._
assembled
and
on
1,000
Co.____—
1,750
Inc
1,750
Co.,
the
business,
Operations
building.
stucco
Carrico
192,
insulated
continue
with
in
Bernard
Automotive
is
modular
panels
virtually
form
and
and
fabri¬
The
steel
may
are
Division,
Vice-President
to
which
com¬
wall
functional
a
be
panel
coated
maintenance
Period End. Nov. 30—
—V.
192,
of
of
the
Russ
1960—Month—1959
the company's
Additional
The
Of
will
70,000
sold
shares
shares
of
named
set
class
A
forth
$30,948,253
Financing Details—Our
offering of 150,000 shares of
stock
Shearson,
.
below
below
being
Hammill
&
Co.
6.67
Sutro
~
I.
&
Shields
&
Walston
&
for
ideas,
Co
&
Co.,
Goodbody
&
McDonnell
Kohlmeyer
&
Underwood,
Co.,
>
Inc
D.
Co.—
&
Co.—
of
;____
2.67
contracts for
television
filed
company
registration
a
statement
of
stock
common
to
a
be
foods,
and
skills
Food
beauty
for
independent
Bud
Oklahoma.
the
aids
also
and
assistance
supermarkets
Centers"
The
of
the
use
with
advice,
independent
the
company-owned
and
operate generally through the
services, under contract, inde¬
operating under their own name in
also
company
chains
the
The
health
specialized
and supermarkets
Texas and Southern Kansas.
net
proceeds,
the company presently
short-term
the
to
borrowings,
6'/4%
to
intends
apply
due
note
June
1,
to
$200,000
use
$56,000 to
1975, and
partial
to
add
working capital.
has
company
each
bank
company's
paid
one
year since 1926
or
cash
more
except for 1958,
dividends
Its
on
when it paid
common
100%
a
stock
Shareholder Properties, Inc., San Marino, Calif.—Files
The
the
corporation
SEC
be
on
covering
offered
at
Exchange Commission—
Dec.
40,000
2,
filed
1960,
shares
of
$7.50 per share,
letter
a
class
A
notification
of
stock
common
through Blalack
&
with
$1)
(par
Co., San
Marino,
The
proceeds
to be
are
used
for
working
capital.
>
2.67
a Dec. 8
prospectus, the company offered, without
underwriting, 1,000 shares of its $100 par 5% cumulative
preferred stock at $105
Fricke
Inc.
2.67
Walter & Hurry,
1.67
__.
Bissell
&
Via
.
—
Moyer,
Shenango Valley Water Co.—'Preferred Stock Offered
2.67
&
share.
per
*
The company is a corporation
organized on May 12, 1902 under the
laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania with its
principal office at
100
Shenango Ave., Sharon, Pa. It supplies water for public and
private uses in the City of Sharon, City of Farrell, and Borough of
Co.—__
1.67
Wheatland,
Meeds—
&
1.67
Mercer,
2372.
p.
of
company.
"Red
of
3.33
Co.—______
:
Gradison
Laird,
account
pictures.
offered, 7,160 shares
the account of selling stockholders and the
remaining
frozen
and
reduce
2.67
Co
Inc.
W.
3.33
192,
the
&
Inc
French
Bingham,
3.33
Co.,
&
&
on
dividend.
%
Neuhaus
Woodcock,
4.67
3.33
Co.
Shepard
of
of
on
and a portion of Hickory Township, all
Pennsylvania. The issuance of its securities
its
business
in
the
County
the
and
of
carrying
regulated by the Pennsylvania Public Utility
Shenango does not do business in any other state, but
through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Masury Water Co., a corpora¬
tion duly organized under the laws of the State of
Ohio, it supplies
Saco-Lowell Shops—Court Decree—
See
Maremont
Automotive
Products,
Inc.,
above.—V.
189,
856.
p.
water
and
Safeway Stores Inc.—Sales Higher—
Period End. Dec. 3—
Sales
1960—4 Wks.—1959
1960—48 Wks.—1959
_$192,337,990 $180,097,711 $2,268,467,399 $2,158,055,225
—V.
191,
2028.
p.
are
related
building
100,000
over
cording
to
capital expenditures for additions
on
first
of
with
unfilled
orders
for
"Aglite"
Fischman
able
to
of
announced
interest
builders
synthetic
our
last
week.
and
"At
the
contractors
aggregate
in
sand,
over
lower
the
cinders,
stone.
As
a
result
we
have
developed an in- '
'Aglite' in the greater N. Y. metropolitan area.
'Aglite' plant is now operating five days a week
\
basis, turning out about 1,000 tons every 24 hours,
the
be
stock-piling
New
the
Year.
reflected
especially
if
demand
acquisition
of
prime Material for
50% increase in price
this
The
in
improved earnings
anticipated revival
brick," Mr. Fischman
for
the
for
understood
was
.
Notes
Schenley
by
two
this
newspaper
similarly
engaged
that
in
the
new
delivery
Industries,
of
our
of
RAI
Mr.
has
Trask
when
containing
materials
extractive
Mr.
a
said.
the
Inc.,
purchased
18,183
that
Hayden, Stone &
placement, also purchased
has
an
interest
consistent
Its
latest
company
the
research
premium
941,142
1,046,142
600,000
*1,795,000
748,056
"Adjusted
of
165,000
sale
to
include
shares
of
increase
an
common
of
stock
$3
of
100,000 shares of $6 par value common
192, p. 2064.
—V.
253,056
share
per
presently
in
the
value
par
outstanding, and the
stock at $7 per share.
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
first
is
Period End. Oct. 31—
$
Co.,
to
growth
since
expansion
moved
into
a
of
said
"the
next
stage
expenses
43,587,551
42,036,193
424,497,645
387,165,321
building
ex¬
Federal
income
taxes__
10,030,788
8,135,391
95,593,296
89,222,699
operating
taxes-
5,845,485
5,222,713
56,338,715
50,883,465
operating
Other
189,
p.
for
1799.
Net
income
11,679,895
9,683,476
113,171,525
107,883,466
9,758,972
7,939,414
95,513,948
of
89,760,206
both
stock
directly
shares,
and
approximately
three-story
company's
after
—V.
charges
192, p. 2372.
of
and
that
6%
organization in 1954,
plant occurred in April,
in the
$
635,154,951
Operating
building
and
missile- industries
and
performs
development in the fields of atomic energy,
plastics and electrical insulation. -
that
$
quarter
its
modern,
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$
negotiating
shares
12,122
amounting
1960—Month—1959
65,077,773 689,601,181
electronics
and
metallurgy,
Tofcher
and
surplus
71,143,719
33,000 square feet of space
in
Long Island City.
The
specializes
in
the
development of
plastic
and
chemical
for
stock
Common stock and premium
Solite
financing
Products Corp.—Offering Proposal—
This
corporation, 375 East 163rd Street, New York, filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on Dec. 8
covering 750 units, consisting
in the aggregate of
$225,000 principal amount of 7% debentures, due
February, 1968, and 75,000 shares of common stock.
Each unit of
$300
principal amount will consist of a $100
shares, to be offered for sale at $300
common
is
had
Pofcher
1960,
Outstanding
$4,636,000
2,515,000
revenues
stock.
RAI
FINANCING
Operating
concluded.
SAY
companies.—V.
"said
private
a
and
PRESENT
aggre¬
Applications, Inc., increasing its equity in RAI to approxi¬
36%
of
the
outstanding shares, according to a joint
an¬
on
Nov.
30
by Lewis S. Rosenstiel, Schenley Chairman
President, and Munroe F. Pofcher, RAI President.
Pofcher
payable
Preferred
Radiation
Payson
TO
$2,836,000
after
mately
and
EFFECT
debt
Earned
Net
extensive
■t*fO_8j®cJh.o3deui
of Revlon stock.
Long-term
for
been
should
1961,
the
1960
and
crushed
have
we
gate
of
close
brick
automated
two-shift
a
the
Mr.
were
demand
"Our
will
and improvements to the company's
financing costs and increase working capital.
pay
Authorized
of
lightweight-concrete aggregate, ac¬
Fischman, chairman
of
the
board.
1, 1961, the price of 'Aglite' has been set at
compared with upwards to $5 per ton from
1958
ton,
and
creasing
its
to
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
manufacturer
Jan.
on
advantages
gravel
and
of
E.-listed
S.
materials,
I960,"
we
many
A.
David
per
through
prices,
Co.,
tons
"Effective
$7.50
public and Drivate uses in a portion of Brookfield Township
portion of Hubbard Township, both in Trumbull County, Ohio.
property,
Fisher
&
for
a
PROCEEDS—The proceeds will be used to the extent
necessary with
other funds of Shenango to
liquidate short-term notes incurred for
Sayre & Fisher Co.—Backlog—News—
Sayre
'
cor¬
3.33
&c
4.67
*
Inc._
Co
&
Prescott,
Stiver
Brukenfeld
4.67
Co._—
&
shares
for
the
payment of
the balance
purchase
-
Eichler
4.67
Co.
to
names
Co
4.67
Co
duPont
Hutton
&
California
a
Calif.
"
.
Bateman,
6.67
Stearns
E.
agreed
respective
vSaunders,
28.30
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—__
Webber, Jackson &
Bear,
severally
"
Paine,
City, Okla.,
grocer.
The "sponsored"
to
%
as
outstanding 2,250,000 shares of common stock, all
by Columbia.
A. Schneider is listed as President
With Securities and
their
Gems, Inc.
was
organized
in
all of its capital stock.
In
merged into SGS Corp., a Callcapital stock of which also was owned
owned
was
public
produce,
share.
per
sold.
\
..
have
opposite
Screen
which
company
duPont & Co. heads an
underwriting group that will make
offering, which is expected about the middle of January.
Scrivner-Stevens, organized in 1918, is a grocery distributor which
provides "sponsored" Independent supermarkets with groceries, meat,
the
to
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$3,361,224 $33,532,583
class A $1 par stock at $11.50
underwriters
-
basis
Columbia
Securities and Exchange Commission on Dec. 9
covering
offering of 70,000 shares of common stock, $10 par value.
the
be
Of
financing details follow:
percentages
of
and Columbia.
Oklahoma
the
state
Inc.—Additional
issue reported the
the
on
shares
of
company
proposed
stock
Togs,
12
parent)
five
Scrivner-Stevens Co.—Registers Common—
•
Dec.
(its
each
corporation.
company has
which is owned
name
1495.
p.
for
utilized
pendent
$3,548,588
Corporation
Gems
tween the company and Columbia
distribution of Columbia's motion
Mr.
10 & 25-Cent Stores Inc.—Sales Higher—
Sales
a
for television.
The net proceeds from the stock sale
principally for the financing of television film programs"
the company or by independent producers for distribution
by the company and, to the extent required,' for making the
payments
to Columbia which
may be called for by the Operating Agreement be¬
with
free,
746.
p.
_on
agencies
motion
Oklahoma,
Rose's 5,
development
government
Francis I.
Rheem's
fireproof
The
finishes
said.—V.
Screen
Pictures
The
production
will
light steel frame
a
'
as
activ-
produced by
with
acquire
inventories.
patented
a
and
and
of
areas
commercials
Smith, Hague & Co
Barney
leading Southern California designer
buildings and commercial structures.
a
research
main
It is principally engaged in the
production
television film series,
the television distribution,
pictures and shorts originally produced for tneatrical
release and, through
Elliot, Unger and Elliot division, in the production
2,250
of
two
organizations
Pictures
of
that
distribution
will be
W.
in
under
California
of
part
conduct
predecessor,
1956,
feature
3,000
O.
share
of
Smith,
which
Columbia
Columbia
poration
1,750
become
of
and
well
as
the name of Screen
Gems, Inc.
The present company
was
organized by Columbia In Delaware on Oct. 24, 1960 and as of
Nov.-28, 1960 succeeded by merger to the properties and business of'
1,000
will
chemical
iacilities,
corporation, all of the
by Columbia, the merged corporation continuing
1,000
will
4rWe
fornia
Russ & Co.,' Inc.—
;__
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
Rheem
engaged, currently
industrial
company's
by
2,250
and
contain
shop
Gems, Inc.—Proposes Rights Offering—
September,
and
500
division, remaining
easiily
company
>
PROCEEDS—The stock offered does not represent new
,the company,, .which will ..receive none of the proceeds
.The shares .comprise part ^of the Revlon holdings of.
who
Becker
position.
economical
paint
Mr.
Revlon, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—An offering of
made
Rouse, Brewer,
& Bryant
G.
of
Gems, Inc., 711 Fifth Avenue, New
York, filed a registration
with the SEC on Dec.
8, 1960, covering 300,000 shares of
stock, to be offered (1) for subscription
by the common stock-
new
This
steel
whichiis
through
•
500
Gardner
&
nouncement
.
of
1,000
equipment
has
29,
"
are
expansion
Nov.
1,750
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Adds to Investment—
1960, filed a letter of notification
covering 120,000 shares of common stock (per '-iJVa/o)
at $2.25 per share, through William David & Motti, inc.,
corporation
Co.___
Manufacturing Co.—Acquires Division—
has
cator
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
3,000
_
&
1858.
executive
an
It
Foods, Inc., Cornelius,
1,000
500
leased
pands
Fine
Inc.—
1,750
Co
rate
held, and (2) for subscription on the same basis
by partici¬
employees under the Columbia Pictures Corp.
Employees' Stock
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. and Hallgarten & Co. are listed
as the
principal underwriters. The record date,
subscription price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
500
Co.__
500
past
pating
1,000
1,000
3,000
said,
supporting
Pictures
3,000
i
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Reed, Lear & Co.—
transaction,
Calcor
more
sold.
Reser's
Co.,
Paribas Corp,
W. Pressprich
'
the
2267.
p.
of
one
own
Warnecke
Warnecke,
thereof
amount
of
of
aggre¬
Reinholdt
Co., Inc._
The acquisition
Fullerton,
Calif.,
General Manager.
a
$20,-
capital and
the net proceeds from the issuance of its indebtedness obligations, in
real property mortgages insured under Section 203 of Title II of the
National Housing Act of June 27, 1934, as amended.
It now has out¬
standing 1,000 shares of common stock, purchased by George W. Warconsisting
&
R.
500
if
Purchase Plan.
100,000-square-foot Huntington Park plant,
Perlin, Vice-President and General Manager of the
due 1981, to be offered for
The company may sell notes
organized under New York law in September,
was
to
the
1,000
Co.
holders
is
underwriter,
in
stock
irradiator.
said.
for
and
he
Commission.
offering price less a con¬
cession.
The interest rate, offering price, and concession to dealers will
be supplied by amendment.
proposes
Each
is
Pofcher
192,
common
condi¬
which
McKelvy & Co._
1,000
Co.—
p.
the
the
public sale through management officials.
registered securities dealers at the public
and
of
staff
quarters,
statement
stock
certain
shares,
many
purchase
common
to
copy
cobalt-60
basis
Screen
disclosed,
In
to
The
B
to
Co._
Inc.
series A,
class
statement.
Loewi
Union
&
Mr.
—V.
the
on
Shares
1,000
1,000
Co
&
&
machinery,
,
Madison
the
notes,
share
per
RAI
offering of its
expected."
chemistry, plastics, atomic energy and extractive
metallurgy.
We
also
develop, manufacture, sell and license
products
and
processes
directly and through affiliated and
subsidiary companies."
earn¬
The company
has acquired the business and properties of Calcor
Corporation's Steel Building Division, Huntington
Park., Calif., accord¬
ing to an announcement on Nov. 30 by A. Lightfoot
Walker, Rheem
President, and Andy F. Brown, President of Calcor.
The
price was
4,200
Wood,
net
as
in
respectively,
underwriters
and
public
a
present
laboratories
curie
contract
ended
1,000
&
ity,"
"B"
Hugh Johnson & Co., Inc.—
2,250
&
<fe
&
Rheom
Wertheim
Inc.
months
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Lester, Ryons & Co
500
Co
Dillon,
192,
W.
2,000
collateral
&
Pont
Friedrichs
—V.
Francis
1,000
Collateral
of
&
Simmons—_
du
Hallgarten
1,000
Co.
cents
are
subject
Agreement, a
9,625
9,625
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
2,900
&
six
below
registration
Curtis
;_____—
Walker
Dean
the
Inc
Dooly
I
Securities
2,000
Co.,
&
Fusz-Schmelzle
Realty Collateral Corp.—Proposes Offering—
registration
E.
Francis
Joseph Walker & Sons____
White,
to
Co., Inc.
Kraus_„___
Bradford
—V.
•
Ellis
C.
J.
G.
1,000
the
class
$63,359,000 and
the
stock
common
names
Underwriting
Burge &
Bateman, Eichler & Co
Lear, Stearns & Co
1,000
2,000
were
of
2,250
Simonds
4,200
Co.__
the
2,000
Mosley
Inc
H.
1,000
Screen
obligations
___;
Co.,
Ball,
the
.____
L. Day
R.
In
and
1959.
Co
1,000
—
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker, Anthony &
2266.
p.
1,500
Co,—
Suplee,
&
Jones
&
6,200
Inc.___.__
Kidder .&
Staats
Corp.
Co.,
Co._
Co.
Brothers
&
Baker,
2,000
Stone & Webster Securities
Co.—| 4,200
revenues
company in the
$10,837,000. equal
with $58,545,000 and
$4,908,000,
of
their
in
..
Weeks
Lemon
Co
Co:
&
year.'
the
be
continued
company's
radiochemical
a
the
were
Shares
6,200
Stix
Stroud
Co.,
2,900
2,000
1,500
&
&
&
Co
Hutzler_
1,000
Co.
Richards
Hornblower
&
&
2,000
___1__V
&
Bros.
William R.
2,900
shares
exhibit
an
&
1,000
2,000
<
F.. Rothschild
&
of
forth
as
Lehman
4,200
1,500
Co._
and
of
might
is
The
prepara¬
1,000
Inc.„,__
6,200
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland &
Ripley
&
of
accordingly, is responsible for twice as
gate, as the number opposite his name.
2,000
1,000
program
manufacture
wave
common
quarterly dividends of 50
pays
opposite
set
filed
of
revenues
stock.
forth
tions
Walker
2,000
—
Noyes
1,500
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Shuman, Agnew & Co
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
6,200
Co.______
Inc.
2,900
Hughes
Co.,
Schwabacher
1,000
Southwest
1,000
&
Co.___________
&
Salomon
Corp.___
sales
gross
six
number
pany
Co
Co.__~
2,000
Goodbody & Co
Granbery, Marache & Co.
Gregory & Sons__
Hallgarten & Co.________
Hemphill,
&
the
in
"The
other
end
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
2,000
Inc
Corp.
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Harriman
Co.,
______
Boston
2,000
Rippel &
!
First
Stone___
Jackson
Raffensperger,
2,000
6,200
Dawkins
Sullivan
&
2,400
Co
Co
&
1,500
&
Co.___
Pressprich & Co
Inc.
Union
&
W.
Co._
&
Securities
Estabrook
First
Co.,
Dillon,
Securities
Equitable
The
&
duPont
1,000
4,200
Putnam
S.
2,000
Curtis
1,000
R.
Inc
Co.
&
Northwest
1,500
Eastman
1,000
Co.
Webber,
2,400
Merle-Smith______'
1,000
______
&
Roland
Dick
Francis
common
not
1,500
Inc
&
Ohio
M. Dain & Co., Inc.___
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
J.
&
Coe
Miller
&
W.
&
&
Mead,
Inc.
&
Co,___
&
Mitchum, Jones
Templeton
&
Dodge
first
The company
4,200
McDonnell
6,200
Co
4,200
Rhoades
Simmons—1,500
&
1,500
6,200
Lundborg
Mason-Hagan,
2,000
_
2,900
Meeds___
Loeb,
M.
Mackall
Inc.__2,400
Co._
1960
the
at
months
&
Co.
Irving
and
compared
the
1,000
Corp
Inc.___—]__
Co.,
Bradford
Clark,
&
Carl
2,900
Co._____
outstanding
6,200
Brothers
1,500
&
Blunt
Bissell
Higginson
1,500
_____
Stearns
G.
Thalmann
Lehman
1,500
Co._:
Co
Inc.____
___
Lee
Co.,
Kraus
&
&
Co.,
Co.
Laird,
1,500
.
Burge
Barth
A.
2,400
Co.___
&
Inc.
Ball,
Corp.
&
&
Ladenburg,
2,400
Bacon,
Peabody &
Kormendi
2,400
Co
&
Shares
Pierce,
Smith
Allyn &
and
-
growth
engaged
a
June 30,
conditions
the
have
-
stock
common
-
totaled $125,706,000 and net
earnings
share on the combined shares of
$4.19
Eastman
the
purchase
sales
Cruttenden, Podesta
the
total
on
Union,
severally agreed
to
purchase,
and
the
has agreed to sell to them severally, in the
respective amounts
set forth below, an aggregate of
250,000 shares of new preferred stock.
A.
to
stock
Bache
electricity
company.,
Merrill
1959
year
Reynolds
4,000,000
company
$42,454,802
.
of
proprietary and ethical drugs
shares
operation
none
counties.
income
below
3l',
accumu¬
communities,
.'.UNDERWRITERS—Under
the
1965
Dec;
case
of
the
this stock.
over
shares
are
polishes.
the
at
31
before
or
in each
refunding
of
which
on
Dec
Paterson, Camden. Trenton and Elizabeth.
a
large number of medium-sized
named
shoe
EARNINGS—Gross
and
short-
redeemable
before
or
plus
any
cost
be
$104
1976,
Jan.
Electric
in
will
on
of
dividend
Jersey
Camden
in
from
funds
the
payment
of
a
construction program
current
to
proceeds
Sept.
30,
1960,
totaled
$387,712,US./;
writers
of this
company
$20,000,000
stock
subsidiaries
cosmetics, toiletries, perfumes, hair color, permanent
tions, manicure and pedicure implements,
in
the
includes
EARNINGS—Net
contained
by
company's
share
Jan.
Prior
Service
New
and
of
and
including
to
per
31,
after
the
residential
Somerset
at
from
than
BUSINESS—Revlon
set
or
BUSINESS—Public
gas
the
preferred
dividends.
redeemed
is
cost
to
purposes,
Dec.
on
company has outstanding 1,675,130
927,500 shares of class "B" stock.
—
,
lated
the
'
England.
cumulative
received
company's
new
before
or
Herts,
The
ings $5,199,000,
be
$15,000,000
the company
$106
at
5.28%
added
the
of
REDEMPTION—The
■
to
corporate
cost
repayment
bank
term
proceeds
shares
Ana'
Santa
Lynch, Pierce,
on Dec.
14, 250,000 shares
company's $100 par value
stock at $102 per share.'
used
City,
in
Preferred Stock
Fenner & Smith Inc.
and associates offered
ox
operations
Service Electric & Gas Co.
Offered —Merrill
sale
7
6c
to
be
made
Motti,
Inc.,
unit.
Officers
$0,001
each,
at $2
years
The
on
a
best
which
of
for
per
will
the
the
efforts,
all
receive
underwriter
purchase
of
or
a
none
selling
also
20,000
may
of
debenture
and
100
unit. The offering
by William David
commission of $45 per
per
basis
purchase warrants at
shares within five
common
share.
Is in the
indoor and outdoor
business of designing,
manufacturing and
illuminated and non-illuminated signs and
advertising displays and miscellaneous plastic items.
It
has
been
managed since its founding in 1947 by its- founder, Sol
Smolen, President and controlling stockholder, who owns 90% of the
selling
sign
company
faces,
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2512)
this
share
net proceeds of this fi-.
tools, dies and
equipment; $80,000 for research, sales campaign, 6nd additional in¬
ventory; and the balance for working capital and other corporate pur¬
last
poses.
sents
75,000
outstanding
Of the
shares.
common
nanclng, estimated at $166,000, $30,000 will be used for
Gas
California
Southern
See
192,
below.-—V.
Co.,
Trans-United
lower prices
to
due
Industries,
being appointed
the parent firm, also owns Artloom
Hartford, Conn., and United Metal
'■
I
Inc.,
Co.,- City Iron Works of
Corp.—V. 191, p. 2249.
Carpet
dollar sales by all divisions were $2,442,542,157 which repre¬
1.3% decline from the 1959 total of $2,475,494,013. This drop
a
Cabinet
.
.
.
several basic product lines.
in
prevailed in
half of the
"Earnings in 1960 reflect the narrow margins which
the meat packing industry, particularly
in tne second
2167.
p.
a
Monday, December 19, 1960
.
.
Sales representatives for the new company are now
throughout the country.
$3.09. In 1G59 they were $3.20. The 1960 net
cent for each Swift sales dollar—the same as
were
year.
-Total
was
Co.—Import Plan Opposed
Southern California Edison
year
8/10ths of
averaged
.
United Gas Corp.—Stock to Be Sold—
,
See Electric
1 >
above.—V. 132, p. 2269.
Bond & Share Co.,
year," Mr. Jarvis reported.
Southern California Gas
Dairy
Co.—Opposes Gas Import-
before
opportunities
year.
on
a
for sole use
through Mexico to California and the Los Angeles basin
by large industrial gas users.
'
*
our
of all gas
price and supply basis," Mr. Banks explained. "This pooling of "supplies
and facilities results in low rates to all. But if a few 'large industrial
private deal which reduces this
to pay the entire costs of the
expensive transmission and distribution systems from Texas and the
mid-continent. The end result is higher gas rates," Mr. .Banks charged.
"In the public interest and in the name of our eight million house¬
hold gas users we will oppose this in formal hearings before the
California Public Utilities Commission, as well as the Federal Power
Commission, should the proposal come under scrutiny Of that body,"
customers
Mr.
allowed
are
it
volume;
to engage
will leave
the
declared.—V.
Banks
in
a
small Users
192r p.
1496.
:
./
the
.»
^
Ga.—Files With SEC
in
191,
2565.
p.
this
15
Dec.
with
Company,
\
Equipment Trusts—
offices
general
Broadway,
165
at
that it plans to offer for competitive bidding
of equipment trust certificates;
The certifi¬
11, dated Feb. 1, 1961, and are due in 15 annual
New York City, reported
Jan.
cates
11
of
are
installments
buy
starting
diesel
12
Feb,
will
proceeds
1,
1962.
The
and
locomotives
507
freight
facilities.-
p.
"Processing
to
used
be
192,
cars.—V,
and
2268.
in
one
"In
r
'
*
$
$'
"* 1
taxes—
11,976,985
income
$
$
*
63,014,724 653,363,236 609,346,994
36,085,797 360,611,360 344,460,336
10,764,521 117,167,461 106,165,909
67,089,726
37,286,297
5,205,603
48,849,589
53,703,442
4,823,540
12,620,841
11,340,866 121,880,973 109,871,160
11,548,937 r 10,333,731 112,401,346 101,627,930
' '
operating income
1
Net after charges—
—V.
'
expenses——
revenues-™,
Other operating taxes—
Net
1960—10 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Oct 31—
Federal
192, p. 2064.
*
.
is
carried
now
Securities
The
'
-
'
soon
and
Commission
Exchange
San
five plants
in
on
of
this
the
nonfood
lines
leather
scuff-resistant
a
beef
25-year lease.
In
The
for
1961,
trend
the
said
Jarvis
Mr.
dating
Trust
Co.
has
agent
for
the
been
'
2373.
p.
stock
•
of
York,
Dec.
15,
1960
this
of
subsidiary
Studebaker-Packard
Corp.—Deliveries Up—
passenger
car
retail
deliveries
for
10
the
day
S-P
30 totaled 2,888 units, a more than 28% upturn
days, it was announced on Dec. 8 by L. E.
Vice-President of marketing.
and
Hawk
period ending Nov.
the
over
Minkel,
Lark
creased
"An
•
112
113
new
sales
our
Gran
1961
V.
the
month
November
of
Turismo
inch
and
growing customer interest
a
wheelbase
Lark
Cruiser
sedan
are
Mr. Minkel; explained. Bales of the
also exceeding earlier expectations,—
the
Hawk
are
Sundstrand
Corp.—To Supply Boeing—
Sundstrand
Aviation, division of Sundstrand Corp., has announced
have been selected by the Boeing Airplane Co. as the sup¬
the secondary power sub-system on the Boeing 727, a new
aircraft—the nation's first three-engine jetliner.
major sub-system provides, a combination of constant frequency
plier for
This
A.C. power generation and electric starting for the engine in a single
unit. This is a new design derivative of the Sundstrand constant speed
drive now standard on the Boeing 707,'720, B-52, KC-135 and numer¬
other military and commercial aircraft.
:
The model 727 will be a short-to-medium range craft able to carry
701 to 114 passengers at a cruising speed of 560 to 600 miles per hour.
ous
.
Air
Eastern
Lines
and
United
Air
Lines
have
signed contracts with
Boeing for the planes totaling more than $350,000,000. Deliveries are
to start in late 1963. Each plane will cost more than
$4,000,000. It is
believed that
these contracts
represent the
largest order for any
commercial aircraft to date.—V. 192, p. 1860.
Supronlcs Corp.—Net Up—
.
net
sales
the
for
reached
company
high
a
of
$4,679,036
as
compared to $3,265,434 for fiscal 1959.
*
The total consolidated net profits.for the company and is divisions;
Superior Electric Construction Co., Inc. and
O.K.
Electric Supply
Division, amounted to $149,827 compared to $125,662 for the previous
r
.
year.
This represents
share
in
1960
outstanding
It
was
that
a
stock.
of
5%
Aug.
stock
This
outstanding,
19.2%,
or
48
cents
earned
per
to 40 cents in 1959 based, on 315,000 shares
31, 1960 after public financing.
by Lester Kaufman, President of the corporation,
dividend
was declared Dec.
5, 1960 on the common
is payable Jan. 18. 1961 to stockholders
30, I960.
However, of a total of 315,200 shares
dividend payment has been waived on- 150,900 shares
stock
on
of
compared
on
announced
record
increase
an
1
will
less
work
which
is
estimated
to
be
in
excess
of
second
a.
The
proceeds
Dec.
6, 1960 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering 50,000 shares of common stock to be
offered at par
<$I per share), without underwriting.
are
to
be
used
for
working capital
Swift & Co.—Annual Report—
In
Nek
products in 1960 than in any
history. Net earnings and dollar sales, however,- were just
1959
earnings
$228
are
per
for
full
The"
is
to
the
the
annual
gross
rental
sold
and the
received
the event
all
the certificates
are
for the
I960 "fiscal
compared with
the
1959
year
net
declared
his
annual
.
ended
Oct.
29
were
$19,067,844. Earnings per
G.
missile
/
field,
Hardeman
also
192, p. 2065.
of
Richmond,
with
and
Va., has filed an Investment Com¬
SEC with respect to the purchase of
the
the
Commission
has
issued an order giving
until Dec. 22, 1960, to request a hearing thereon.
Capital Is p. registered non-diversified investment company
a
small business Investment company licensed Under the
Co.
Investment Act of 1959.
It plans to purchase from
recently organized to acquire all the outstanding
(with attached warrants for the purchase of E. G. G.
was
G.
of
Victor
Dec.
12
Paint Co.—Additional
Financing Details—Our
issue
reported the Dec. 8 offering of 130,000
shares of the company^ common stock at $12 per share.
Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below, acting severally
through their representatives, Charles Plohn .& Co. and J. R. Williston
& Beane
(the "representatives"), have entered Into-am Underwriting
contract, with the. company and the selling stockholder wherein and
whereby the company and the selling stockholder have severally agreed
to sell and the underwriters have'severally agreed to
purchase, subject
to the terms and conditions of the
underwriting contract, the number
of
shares
of
stock
common
'
'
forth
set
below:
.
Shares
Shares
Charles Plohn & Co.—_ 23,500.
J. R. Williston & Beane— 23,500
Wm.
The.
Clayton Securities Corp...
Henry, Franc & Co.——..
Johnson,
Lane, Space
——i—16,000
B. W. Pizzini & Co., Inc._ 12,000
Amos Treat & Co., Inc.— 12,000
NewboTg & CO.—^
.10,000
Bruno-Lenchner, Inc.—
7,400
-r-V.
192, ,p. 2374.
i
Corp.
Western
i
Robbins
T.
&
Co.,
Inc."
6,400
Jones,
Kreeger & Co.—
Peters, Writer & ChristenInc.—
sen,
Winslow,
Cohu
—
&
3,200
3,200
3,200
3,200
—
Stetson
Inc.*;
Herbert
3,200
3,200
Young & Co., Inc.
Factors, Inc.—Withdraws Hearing Request-
„
This firm of Salt Lake City, Utah, .has. withdrawn its request" for
hearing upon the Commission's order of April 10, 1959, temporaril
suspending a Regulation A exemption from registration with respec
to an offering of stock by the
company pursuant to a notificatio
filed in August, 1958.
Accordingly, the suspension order has becom
Trans-Air System Inc.r New York, N. Y.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission-—
,
?
The-corporation on Dec. 6, 1960 filed, a letter of notification with
SEC covering 90,000 shares. of common stock
(par 10 cents! to
offered at $2.50 per share, through Flomenhaft, Seidler & Co.,
Inc., New York, N. Y.
The offering is expected in January.
The proceeds are to be used for expansion purposes.
permanent.—V.
the
192, p.
157.
be
Wichita River Oil
This
and
'
Precision
Resistor
has
Co.
been
established
as
a
316-08 Myrtle Avenue, Richmond
Hill, Long Island, New York, as headquarters for its E. P. R. division.
The plant has capacity at contemplated full production for 280 em'ployees and $5,000,006 In sales.
Eastern
the
Precision
Precision
assets
of
is
Resistor
have
Co.
is
the
successor
.corporation
which was organized in
acquired by Dynacron.
Corp.,
been
1952
to
and
Corp.—Reorganization—
producer
shift
in
of crude' oil
Dec.
on
control
of
the
12
a
and
natural
Board
American
gas in Texa
reorganization whlc!
Exchange liste
Stock
the
.i3erkman heads
a group of investors" having extensive and diver
gas, industry. Included in these holding
Corp., of which he is a director and ktock
company has acquired for investment purposes a sut
interests in the oil and
Blue Dolphin Oil
holder,
which
etantial amount of the common stock of.
Wichita River.
Blue Dolphin'
operations have been directed chiefly toward the development of- o
the plant at
Resistor
which
sified
/■
.
a
a
announced
company. Elected president and chief executive officer was Stuart N
Berkman, a New York City tax attorney and a member of the firm c
Nathan Berkman & Co.
division
Dynacron
United
leased
corporation
Oklahoma
indicated
Electronic Corp.,
wholly-owned subsidiary of TransIndustries, Inc.
Eastern
Precision Resistor Co. has begun
production of a complete line of precision
wire-wound resistors.
Orders
have already been
obtained from .IBM, Grumman/ .General
Microwave and
other firms.
E. P. R. is also completing plans for
the
manufacture
of
infinite
resolution
potentiometers and related
of
Eastern
,
which
of
in
-
,
the
Co. was, recently roganized to. acquire all -the outstanding
James F. Newcomb Co., Inc.; a commercial printing company
plant is located in New York City.
The organizers were Law¬
rence L. Roberts, Jr., and Edward G. Green.
Roberts and Pratt will
each acquire 50%
of its common stock. Green ,is Pratt's brother-inlaw—V. 192, p. 1755.
'
•
of
•
in
whose
t
,
Thor.
at the. price of 100% of principal amount.
The balance of
may be acquired by certain officials of Virginia Capital,
Robert H. Pratt, its President, and by. Dover Corporation,
owns
about 19% of the outstanding stock of Virginia Capital.
stock
the
satisfied both with the
completion and the demand for rentals so that they believe they will
elect
to -consummate
the
purchase of ' the Apartment Project, the
Trustees Intend to lend $200,000 of the net proceeds to Messrs. Bakst,
Miller, Weinstein, and Melnick at 6% interest to provide interim in¬
come to the Investment Trust until the Apartment Project Is acquired.
Substantially, the balance of the net proceeds will be deposited, in
federally. Insured savings accounts paying current interest rates.
At
the time of settlement, such
deposits will be withdrawn and such
amount, together with the repayment of the aforesaid loan, will be
used for the purchase of the Apartment Project.
,
-
,
notes
which
Trustees are rea¬
Apartment Project ai the then stage,
sonably
*
stock)
said
project.
In
•'
'
including
ready
from
also
.
G.
Co.
shall have a period of 15 days withiii which to sell or
project.. The promoters will "contribute funds to the Trust
to permit it to meet certain redemption obligations; and Bakst and
Miller will receive a fee from the Trust for managing the trust in ah
of
of missile work at 11
only firm so extensively
.
persons
G.
not
1%
and
work
application
Business
the
to
the
is
and
"
Redstone,
securities;
prdinaie Notes
gross rental
equal
,r
various aspects
in
States
United
extensive
to
E.
Trust
reject
installing.
is
engaged
variety of industrial projects.—V.
Small
;
later than Nov. 27, 1961. - After 80% of the
is achieved, the sellers are to notify the Trust
that they are ready to convey title to the 'project; and at, such .time
occupancy
maximum
missile bases.
a
these
firm
is
the
corporation,
interested
certificate
be
Calif.,
In
Navaho,
Act
certain
Sy
apartment
four Titan
at
for
Virginia Capital Corp.—Seeks Order—
This
about
project.
AMF
addition
pany
apartment project consisting of- not
10 acres in the Prince Georges
an
on
the
"on
.
totals, president Porter Jarvis
report to shareholders.
-
located
deed
components.
Dynacron has
The company processed and sold more
$18,412,767
of
Contract—
systems,
engages in a
Prince Georges County, Md.K .for a total purchase price of
The. purchase price is payable $450,000 in-cash; $1,800,003
trust
Eastern
corporation on
the?
to-the -Trust
units
trust
and
personnel will be at work on 121 missile underground silos,
in various parts of the nation.
.„r,v /
:
Hardeman, Inc.,; is basically an "engineering,,.and *ponstru,cti,6n
firm specializing in the' design and erection of iestirig,
launching and
related*-facilities- for guided missiles. A pioneer; ir\. this,./ield.jtlje com-,,
pany has helped, build most of the important missile centers In the
nation.
It
also has participated in the design and construction of
facilities for
such missiles
as
the
Atlas, Jupiter, Titan, Vanguard,
Trans-United Industries, Inc.—Subsidiary News—
Kitchen, Inc., Atlanta; Ga.—Files With SEC
The
under
Offering—
a promissory note secured by a first deed of trust'on the apartment
project; and the balance, $325,000, by a promissory.-note secured* by
$1,000,000.—V. 191, p. 1817,
year in Its
the
New
Paul
$2,500 through Hodgdon
commission
a
Inc.,
pany
dividend
additional
Suzanua's
receive
promoters)' of
Co.;
&
Hardeman,
Virginia
by
Dec.
In cases- where fractions occur a cash, pay¬
be made computed at the Dec. 5, 1960 market
price.
also announced that the $1,800,000 contract for the
this
242
$2,675,000.
proceed
•
than
Plaza area,
electrical construction phase of the Titan I Inter-Continental Ballistics
Missile (ICBM) program at Beale Air Force
Base in California has
been Increased and that the company has been directed to
with
land
/
subsidiary ) President, stated that currently the
employs approximately 1,800 people and expects this total
to reach 6,000 within 12 months. An extensive training program for
supervisory personnel has been under way, and the transition will
be relatively smooth, Hardeman said.
By tne middle of 1961, com¬
E.
Trustees
construct and sell
Kaufman
Mr.
which, will
at
\;
,
Corp.—AMF
-.'*■■
Bomarc,
Bakst, Joseph
Miller, Milton Weinstein,
Robert Melnick,- and
A.
Dana
Hodgdon
(President of the underwriterr:^The Trust is the assignee of certain
rights, title and interest of Bakst, Miller,-Weinstein and Melnick in and
to a contract dated May 14, I860, with Nick Basiliko, Helen Basiliko,
Jerry Wolman and Anne Wolffian (the "sellers,"). The sellers are to
pwned by management.
ment
Inc.,
sale
'
.
company
.
amount
Supronics Corp., electrical construction specialists, equipment dis¬
tributors, and engineers, released figures for the fiscal. year ending
Aug. 31, 1960 at a board meeting held Dee. 5, 1960aTotal
Co.,
The
that they
model
&
sold.
|
for
,,,
corporate purposes
;
•
systems
with
bases
Paul
of
,
offered
Bruce
for .general
be used
to
involved.
Trust, 2215 "Washington Avenue, Silver Spring,- Md., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec, 8, 1960# covering 609
beneficial
trust certificates
in
The "Toledo- Plaza
Investment
Trust,
be
'.
t.
American
company
missile
Utilities
Texas
190, p. 200.
to
Wall Township,
Inc.,
„
Richard
through
share,
per
'
Stanton,
The
spe¬
This
are
;
.
•
gnd
The certificates
Erie-
accommo¬
-
11. a.m. on Jan, 19 in room 240, 2 Rector St., New York City,
proceeds from the bonds, which will be offered at competitive
bidding, will be used to help pay construction expenses and to repay
$4,500,000 of short-term loans from the parent firm. On Dec. 17, 1958
a
first mortgage bond issue was underwritten by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Blyth & Co.,-Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Toledo Plaza Investment Trust—Files for
the
total of $20,000,000 the Hardeman Co.*
systems, Francis S. Levien, UA Presi¬
dent said. The Hardeman backlog of missile work contracts amounts
to $65,000,000.
/
:
"
•'
'
Hardeman has been engaged in installing the Titan launching sys¬
tem at Lowry Air Force Base. Under the terms of the AMF contract
it will now
undertake similar
projects at the following Air Force
bases:
Ellsworth, S. D.; Beale, Calif.; Larson, Wash., and Mountain
Home, Idaho. This brings to a total of ,54 Titan launching Systems
uled for
in¬
expansion,"
192, p. 1754.
,
for
an
Electronics,
agreement brings to
Thjs
contracts
mortgage bonds, due 3-991, with the
Securities and Exchange Commission. An information meeting is sched-.
for
six-cylinder engine,
horsepower,
in
deliveries
total
October, Mr. Minkel added.
trend in sales of models equipped with the Lark's new
upward
evident
retail
the
over
$5
Y.
launching
36
registered $12,000,000 of first
Fenner & Smith,—V.
has
corporation announced on Dec. 12 that its engineering and
construction subsidiary, Paul Hardeman, Inc.,
of Stanton, Calif., has
received a contract from American Machine & Foundry Co. to install
,
14%
Studebaker's
in
10
previous
v.
This
The
Studebaker-Packard
at
N.
Universal
.
.
Dallas-based
on
the right-of-way of
inside siding capable of
situated
Telecontrol
;
The proceeds are
working capital.
Texas Power & Light Co.—Registers Bonds—
On
Co.
for
offered
Regional
Francisco
on Dec. 6 the filing of Federal court action (USDC,
seeking to enjoin violations of the Securities Act
registration requirement in the sale of promissory notes of Lisa B,
Strong (Aka .Betty Lou Blount, Elizabeth Blount Barry and Elizabeth
Raines) and of Strong Productions, Inc., of San Francisco, ancT stock
Of the latter.
Also named as a defendant is Emily B. Waddell.
Francisco)
in at¬
corporation on Dec. 8, 1960, filed a letter of notification with
covering 60,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
The
agent and dividend
corporation.—¥.'>192,
the
.
the SEC
transfer
appointed
common
..
and
N. J.—Files With SEC—
Chemical Corp.—Appointments—
&
is
Railroad
United
or
Texas Butadiene
•/.
.
freight cars. The Erie-Lackawanna j> displayed new , cars,
.shipping cigarets and liquor, on* the siding .on Dec. 14.
six
suitable
national economy
.
.*...,,
,
warehouse
new
Lackawanna
the'
is difficult to -discern; More clearly is the fact that
production and marketing of basic agricultural products are at a high;
level. The demands of a growing population should provide. Swift <fc
Co, with favorable opportunities in the year ahead.—V. 191, p. 2249.
discussing prospects
.
Representatives of many industries and local officials were
as
the building was officially put into pperation.
warehouse, of "tilt-up" concrete construction; occupies an area 1
of 280 feet
by 225 feet. It will be occupied initially by Liggett &
Myer cigarets, Rational Distillers liquor and duPont cellophane.
will be
in other
chemical
and
-
...
installed
be
can
Expands
The
in the United States
tendered
new
facilities
processing
as
Division
—
..
.
tendance
cialty products, such as metallic soaps and resin piasticizers are some,
of the newest products of company research."
announced
Office
-
■
„
Distribution
Canada.
as
Bankers
Ban
'a- .' ,.-i.
.
a
is being given to the development and'sale of more
disbursing
Strong Productions Inc.^-Court Action-4-
.
,
,
more
plants,'
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings-
Operating
Operating
on
"'
expanded
'
,'r:
.
satisfactory basis,'
except for the loss in volume and earnings from .Cuban operations,"
Mr: jarvis declared. "During the year our Cuban; business was inter¬
vened and later expropriated by the Castro government.-This seizure"
included the physical properties, inventories,' cash, and accounts which,
represent a net loss of $2,782,857. T.iia net loss has been charged to
accumulated earnings. Earnings of Swift Canadian Co.,- Limited, were;
favorable, although-somewhat below 1959.
•' ' '
"New processing plants and distribution units are being built. One.
of
the current
major projects is, the* new meat, packing plant .atRoehelle, III., to be completed late-in 1961, Modernization of plant-and
department layouts and use-of cost-reducing equipment are producing
more efficient operations.
We are making use of several cosfc-eontrol
tools and techniques. These > include standardization of methods and
costs, maintenance management, supply inventory controls, plus other
equally effective procedures."
Several plants and distribution units which showed little hope of
dev.-loping reasonable profits have been closed, Mr. Jarvis said. In
mcsfc instances, operations of these plants-have been consolidated with,
is- progressing
business
heated.
value
involved.—V.
is
a
Southern Pacific Co.—To Issue
On
'
series
face
at
underwriting
on
improved.
/
/
.
Corp.
Trucking
capacity of the great Fairview Industrial Terminal was increased
than 25%
on
Dec. 14 with the formal opening of a new
63,000 square foot warehouse in Fairview, N. J.
The Terminal,; a
division of the United States Trucking Corp. has the building on a
by
and agricultural,
but contributed less, in earnings than last
$8,400,000
offered
be
affiliates
States
The
of the A, O. Lawrence.Leather Company
company's insurance
foreign
more'modern
letter of notification with
5%
subordinated debentures
denominations of $500 and $1,000.'
1960, filed
of 15-year
company on Dee.
I,
SEC covering $155,000
No
United
Capacity—
consumer-packaged, processed food items. Recent innovations in prod¬
ucts
and
labor-saving methods ' and
equipment
show : considerable
promise# according -to Mr. Jarvis.
'«•
"Pinpointing major achievements in research, in-any single year,
Is sometimes difficult," the Swift President declared. "But, every once
in a while-there is a break-through that promises far-reaching results.
Such may be the case of ProT'en Tendered beef. This patented process
involves injection of a natural food enzyme, into cattle just prior to.
processing. All beef contains enzymes which help produce tenderness
when the meat is allowed to age. Swift's new process adds enough
additional enzymes to produce the desired tenderness when the meat is
The
to
of
profitable,
Added emphasis
Southern Discount Co., Atlanta,
fields
.
.
present public utility method of, operation, the needs
users, large and small, are pooled together on an equitable
"Under
the
were
^Swift's
joint filing made on Dec. 5 with the
PUC by the Southern California Edison Co. and the California Gas
Transmission Co. for a new pipeline to bring natural gas from Texas
commenting
was
reported gains in both earnings and
for industrial use nave broadened profit
adhesives, soaps, and detergents, and
operations
the
operations tin edible fats and oils, soybeans,
Swift's
chemicals
Southern
"He
and
division
up
his4 company and
President, Southern California Gas Co., speaking. for
Counties Gas Companies, stated.
~
in
fat-based chemicals. Earnings
for hearing
F.
M. Banks,
oppose the plan when it comes
California
Public
Utilities. Commission,"
the
-
gas
vigorously
will
"We
poultry
and
sales. New specialized products
utilities on Dec. 5 declared they would
oppose a plan to import natural gas through Mexico for exclusive use
in steam generating plants as being a private deal that is not in the
public interest and that would force up prices of household gas.
California
southern
;
Production through waterflooding techniques in the Tri-State
area
c
Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky.
Five
new
appointees
directors
were
were
appointed
to
the
eight-man
Board.
Th
Timothy R. Stearns, president and director of Relianc
Continued
on
page
5
Volume 192
'
Number 6013
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2513)
Per
.DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
the
first
we
are
grouped in two senarate
indicate all the dividends
an¬
during the current
second
a
table
in
which
week.
Then
show
we
the
.
A K
U
of Company
(United Rayon Mfg.)
expected to
American
share,-, to
be
52
cents
Bros.
declared
Affiliated
Fund
Algoma
Inc.
(from
&
Hudson
Central
Common
(quar.)___
$3.75
CO.
of
American
Brake
Cable' &
Molasses
Anchor
(quar.j_
Corp.
Angelica
3_
x
4-1
3-17
12-31
20c
1-10
(quar.)
com.
___!
12-15
2-1
1-20
Applied
Arts
Corp.____—
Corp.
Argus
$2.50
Ltd.,
pref.
B
com.
,(increased-quar.)
Refining,
Thrift
Auto
3.75%
pfd.
Corp.,
Plan
7%
(quar.)____
nfd.
1-20
12-31
25c
1-
12-23
3
1-5
(quar.)__
■J17l/aC
1-
2
1-
3
Dodge
12-15
Jl5c
12-20
B-G
Foods,
Bagley
Inc.
(quar.)__
25c
______
Bldg.
Corp.
(Detroit)_____
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp. (quar.)_
Baldwin-Ehret-Hill
Baltimore
Bank
of
Bank
of
National
Bank
Delaware
____________
of
New
Extra
Bank
York
____
of
Y.)
(s-a)
proposed
(increased-quar.)
Extra
will
10%
vote
Jan.
on
stock
17
on
1-
3
Economy
12-16
Ekco
$4.50
Properties,
Inc._.
(stock
W.)
Bros.
Co.,
$1.80
Tobacco,
preferred
Bonneville, Ltd.
Bowman
Co.
Products
Bradley
20c
Stock
(St. Louis)
21c
'. (Common
Gas
1
1-16
2-15
75c
1-
20c
1
6
12-
22c
(quar.)_^_^.
12-16
2-
1
1-16
1-16
preferred
(initial)
(s-a)_:
$3.50
—
Fearn
$5.25
conv.
California
Liquid Gas—
(2-for-l
stock
12-31
12-31
Water
&
Camp
(quar.)____—_________
(quar.)__
■
Curtin Trust
National
—_L~
2
First
New
2
First
Trust
Co.
2
Extra
Florida
on
Shares,
1-10
12-30
Ford
Motor
Canadian
Pacific
Westingho.usej
Records
$5
Ry.
Foster-Forbes
12-19-
12-14
Stock
12-20
12-
Ltd.'
(quar.)
& Light,
(quar.)
'37c
preferred (quar.)__———____;—
Pomeroy & Co,—__..___—
Corp., common (quar.)___
2-
2
Semi-annual
Central
&
Bank
Standard
Life
Insurance
Central
Wisconsin Motor
Common (quar.)
convertible
preferred
Cincinnati
(quar.)
1-
6
12-20
12-13
12-31
5%
12-27
12-12
12-31
12-20
12-31
12-20
12-28
12-19
50c
12-31
12-22
62J/2c
12-31
12-22
37 '/2c •"
Trust
Bronze
Colorado
preferred
$6
2nd
(20c par)
non-cum..
Pictures
River
6%
preferred
Quarterly
preferred
Combustion
Engineering Inc.
.
_L__
(quar.)__—
j
•
-
1-
3
12-22
1-
12-22
3
1-16
1-14
12-31
12-29
3-15
2-28
$4
12-16
$10
$1 so-
28c
1-6
1-
6
1-20
Company
Products
preferred
2-14
5-
4-17
'/2 %
57c
L—
and
to
of
1
12-15
30c
12-30
12-16
12-30
12-20
12-14
12-
50c
2-
-
•
1
1-16
25c
•
12-28
12-19
35c
1-15
12-31
Great "Britain
5%
Great
12-30
*
7%
conv.
Ley
(Fred)
Forms
Co.
&
Stock
Lorain
(stock
(extra)
-
Watch
MPO
Towing,
preferred
B
—
6
2-
1-19
Macy
4%
A
1-31
1-16
1-20
1-
1-
9
12-19
1-
9
12-19
1-16
12-20
1-16
12-20
10c
2%
$1.25
(quar.)____
Forbes
&
5%
(quar.)
Investment
shares
preferred
1-16
40c
1-13
12-30
1-13
12-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.06'A
2-
1
12-30
1-
9
1-
9
12-16
10c
(quar.)____
12-30
1-15
12-31
1-
125c
4
12-15
J25c
3-31
3-16
t25c
6-30
6-14
J$l/25
1-31
1-17
20c
12-23
12-19
4c
(quar.)
12-23
—
(quar.):
Quarterly
——___—
;____—:
Shipbuilding & Dry Dock (extra),
Publishing (3-for-l stock split
subject
to
McQuay,
approval
Inc.
stkhldrs.
of
Jan.
50c
12-19
1-
to
12-20
12-15
1-10
rency)
12-28
12-14
Mercantile
National Bank
12-20
Merchants
Bank
(N.
Bank
(N. Y.)
1-
1
6c
approval
also
by
of
stockholders
the comptroller
'L "•
Y.)
cur¬
'
;•
•;
(quar.)__
(quar.)
32c
;
10c
12-29
12-19
Merchants
12-19
Meyer
(Fred), Inc., class A_____
.12-29
12-19
Miami
Tile &
3
12-14
Mid-America
1-3
12-14
Midland
10c
1-
6
12-19
1-
2
12-20
1-
3
12-15
__.
Bank
Terrazzo
Corp.
(Boston)
(quar.)
div.
sh.
Co.
12-16
'
1-13
12-20
1-10
12-24
7c
1-31
2-
9
31'Ac
12-30
1-12
50c
12-21
'
12-16
of
Central
1-16
12-31
12-29
12-21
75c
12-29
Midland
12-21
held)
1-
1
12-20
20c
1-
3
12-15
12-19
Minneapolis, St. Paul & S. S. Marie RR.__—
25c
40c
Ontario Paper
(One sh.
each
of
60
(nnar.)
1
12-15
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co.
shares
37'/2c
1-
1
12-15
held)
Investments,
Refrigerating & Storage,
Class
62V2c
5c
25c
10c
5%;
37yac
13-
1
(extra)
6
Motorola,
(quar.)
4
12-31
Mount
1-23
2-
6
Co.
(quar.)
6
National
Aeronautical
2-15
National
Bank
12-10
1
1-
2-
3
50%
1-13
12-30
2-28
5%
1-20
2-10
1-
5
12.-23
12-12
12-30
$1.20
(stock
National-Bank
N.
Y.)
12-15
56'Ac
1-13
t$14
12-30
12r
25c
12-31
12-19
$3.50
12-31
12-19
12-19
Corp.—
of
Commerce
(Houston)—
2-for-l
-
1-10
4-10
1- 3
12-20
---
stock
Bank
(Subject
-annual
to
Jan.
to
60c
approval
10).
''
60c
;.—
(subject
stockholders
National
-
1-14
4-15
:—________
dividend
-1-
3
12-20
f2-28
1-31
of
4%..
—^
split-(subject to approval.of
stockholders
9
$1.50
(quar.)
Extra
Stock
12-15
2%
dividend)!
$1.50
(Auburn,
Quarterly
Quarterly
12-23
12-29
12-21
1
3-
12-23
12-12
1-27
6c
;—;
Company (stock dividend)
Myerstown Bank & Trust (Pa.) (s-al_i_^—
12-29
12-19
20c
—1_
Muter
12-30
3-
...
j.
6
Inc.
12-16
25c
Co.
Diablo
12-14
10C
Morrison-Knudsen
12-20
"
Ltd.—
Inc
12-
12-31
12-29
t$l
130c
S.),
12-
12-31
12-30
__—
(s-a)
12-19
12-21
20c
Ltd.
:
B
(Wm.
12-22
1
2-
for
;
Monarch
Moore
12-30
(stock dividend)
Montreal
1-
12-20
$1.37 Va
(quar.)___i.—
Mississippi Shipping
1-14
5c
$3.85
Coal Co., com. for each 100 shs.
Midland-Ross Corp., common (quar.)
5 '/2 %
1st preferred (quar.)
:__
Gas
12-30
15c
(quar.)
(One
12-16
12-16
50c
(quar.)_
___<_—•'
Enterprises, Inc..
Stock
12-16
12-28
12-28
2%
Stock
*1-
dividend
12-26
50c
50c
(quar.)_
11-30
National
12-15
Jan.
of
"
(Dallas)
3
1-
12-15
2
'
••
2%
2
and
2
1-
5%
1-20
31
12-22
1-
12V2c
(Stock dividend)
(Subject
3
30)
(quar.)_____________L
dividend
1-
34 %c
'
1
2-
$1
.___
Minnesota &
' (quar.)____
12-30
Marine Midland Trust (Mohawk Valley, N. Y.)
Maryland
2%
__
12-15
1-16
25c
Corp. Ltd. Priority shs.
Priority shares (quar.)
1-16
•
9
1
1-
10c
Magor Car Corp.
20c
___—
6
McGraw-Hill
i
__
12-
$1.50
Co., common
(quar.)'(R. H.) & Co., 4'A% pfd. A
preferred B (quar.)
12-15
$1.50
Y.)" (stock div.)__
1
12-30
_
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
(s-a)_—
—
3-
$.001
MacAndrews
6%
class
pfd.
i
12-15
20c
common
6
3-21
25c
;.
Videotronics,
Class
3
10c
preferred (accum.)__
Lakes
6
1-
5%
(reduced-quar.)
dividend
3'
-
(initial-quar.)_____
pfd.
4V2 %
Canada
1-
1
83Ac
(quar.)
dividend).
(annual)
Telephone Co., 5%
1-
approval of stockholders Jan.
the Comptroller of Currency)
&
1
2-
15c
Business
Extra
:
(N.
2-
12c
15c
Travelwear, Inc., class A
Lewis
1-
$1.35
.
5
12c
Lancaster County National Bank
Priority
50c
—_______
12-13
1-
15c
1
4V2c
133Ac
Leeds
Merchants
—
Corp.
Bank
5
1-
$3,578
Mailman
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
12-
$1.75
(quar.)
12-15
$2
(quar.)
12-
lOc
1
_u—_
(Pa.)
12-23
12-20
Electric Co.—
preferred A
10c
—J
1
3%
(monthly)
1-
(quar.)___
__—L__
Systems
Grand Union Co.-,
12-30
12-29
2-28
L_^
12-15
$2
12-16
■
12-16
income and
(monthly)L'L_LL.
1
•
20c
National
10
.12-30
1-30
.
B
1-
50c
common
12-16
12-30
-
2 % %
2
payment
pfd. (accum.)____
Co., 60c pfd. (quar,)___
(James R.)
10c
—
3
l-
(reduced)
!
Mading Drug Stores Co. (quar.)
N* Y.)-—
—
3
1-
12-16
realized)
12-28
-
(quar.)
1-
2
dividend)
12-28
__L
Cycle (stock dividend)_LL_—•___
Gossard (H. W.)
Company (quar.)
:
12-15
12-30
gains
(stock
1
of Missouri—
Bank
i-ia
1-
12-23
Trust (Rochester, N. Y.)
Greeting Cards
(Subject
-~25c
-
(rruar.)
1
Kearney
Midsouth
i_-
__.
Security
Grace
preferred_i____--_-~",
(stock dividend)__
common-.^
Globe
*
■
5
of
Golden
1-
capital
Tool
&
1
(quar.)___!_.
(nuar.)
12-15
1-18
933Ac
(year-end
2-
______________
Co.
A
12-31
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund
.2-
_______________—
Gladding McBean & Co.
12-23
12-23
-■
-
Corp.'
Paper,
5
5c
J50c
7y2c
Corp. (quar.)______—
of Iowa—
Genesee Valley Union
12-30
12-30
for each
1-
(Denver)—
pfd.
12-23
Mellon National Bank & Trust Co. (Pittsburgh)
(quar.)
General Telephone
12-30
63c
& Southern Ry.",' common--.^—■
4%. 2nd
Columbia
Columbia
shs.
held)
12-16
50c
payment
8
12-23
3
$1.75
56Vic
(quar.)—
Reinsurance
12-20
common
3
Telephone Co.
5V2%
5c
(quar.)
CochraneT-Dunlop Hardware (stock dividend)
1-
27c
(s-a)—_____________
preferred
conv.
15C
A
12-13
12-29
this-time).•
on
1-
$28
_r.
(quar.)
Longines-Wittnauer
60c
Corp.—
1-
redeemable pfd.
12-30
_____—683/4C
Company/class B
Gladden
Share
1-16
^
common
Co
12-30
(4
12-30
(quar.)___^.
(quar.)
1-20 **
class
1-16
'—
Corp. (initial)
—_——
Clarostat Manufacturing (stock dividend) —
Claussen Bakeries (quar.)
——
Clausgner Hosiery (quar.)——
^
10c
12-30
12-20
3
9
12-30
—
(Phila.)
Gillette
■
12-
$1.50
5%
12-10
(Cinn.),
taken
Co.,
Co.
&
12-20
Battling
1-
12-
1-16
Extra
-
12-20
12-15
Kelling Nut, 6% preferred (quar.)
Kerr Mfg., 6%
partic, class A (quar.)
Kuhlman
Beach,
(quar.)____
(dividend
12-22
37'/2c
(accum.)
City Transit, 5%
12-20
1
1-10
dividend
7c
Coca-Cola
Bank
1-15
12-31
12-31
common
from
Bit
$1.20
12-27
(quar.)___
omitted-at
Gettysburg National
-
Co.,
cents
Kansas
5
283/4C
income-—
Gibson
_
50
12-31
30c
Calif.)
12-22
12-22
37'/2c
pfd.
7 cents from net investment
1-
$1
!__
Jose,
1-16
1-16
t$l
50c
Fund
1-20
3%
of
1-31
50%
(quar.)
1-13
_.
3
25c
(quar.)
3
12-21
40c
deposit receipts
Kratter Corp., class A (monthly)
___—__—3%
2-1
___.
1-
12-23
time)
Pa.)
1-
1-3
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mutual
Class
approval
12-20
12-22
tl5c
American
25c
(Erie,
Glass
2-15
Cable
12-15
9
25c
to
1
2
Kloeckner-Werke—
10)_—
General
(Chicago)—
-
1-
General
12-31
l*c
(-quar.)"_!—!—
Co;
1-20
75c
the
(Stock dividend payable in lieu of cash)
Builders Corp.—
1-15
25c
& Trust
12-29
5%
12l/2c
(Long
(Baltimore)
General
Electric
12-15
30c
time).
7*c
&
Bank
Quarterly
12-29
15c
Transit
Bros.
Gannett
1-15
5c
———_—;—-
12-21
stock
this
1-
1-
12-19
20c
Bank
action
Corp.
10c
—
2
2
15c
(quar,)__
at
—j.—
Petroleum
15c
(ouar.)——
pfd.
12-20
$1.20
arrears)
preferred
Junction
at
16
(Alleghany County,
Fremont
1-31
-
Transport-
preferred
1-
1-
25c
Extra
15c
—
1-15
6
50c
(Chicago).
1
(quar.)
National
a-'
Gas
City National
Extra
4%
omitted
(subject
investment
General
(quar.)—
Chesapeake Utilities (year-end)—._—
Chicago Great Western Ry., com. (quar.)
Clark
Jan.
on
Jan.
Frigikar
1-
25c
—
2-
20c
(quar.)____—
Mutual
Frankford
N.. Y.) —
(Chicago)
33A%
Johnston
(quar.)
12-20
1
1-16
t37'/2c
Engraving (year-end)
Co., 7% pfd. (this payment
all
Tea
1-15
(s-a)__
12-21
2
5
1-31
Jewel
1-15
—
12-27
11-
12-15
3
Ltd.—
Abrasives
3
1
1-
18c
common
common
1-
1-
•.
5c
Year-end
1-
1
1,
1-10
12-16
•„
Corp.,
(quar.)
12-29
6
4Cc
i--—
National
Extra
_s.L
1
1-13
Glass
Bros.,
1
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
12-21
25c
$1.05
V
———
(Canajob,
1-
2-
12-22
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Jenkins
2-
112y2c
preferred
Fownes
5
12-15
1
1-
—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Central National Bank
5%
1-
1-
Oilier
&
2-
12-21
2
12-30'
$1.25
.—
$4.20
6%
1-!
'•50c
(increased).!
com.
——
5y2%
From
12-20
2-28
J 75 c
t25c
~
—————
Celotex
Central
.
"
Power
preferred
Case
9
Worth
Founders
(s-a) _______;——_
(quar.) _J
.
preferred
50c
(England), - Ltd.
(interim
approx. 20y2c after taxes)—
payment of
Fort
12-14
'
Canadian
1-13
Co.-
12-30
12-30
6%
7%
1-
,15c
Powders, Ltd.,
—
clears
11c
this
at
payment
12-30
$75c
1-10
$141'A
Irving (John) Shoe Corp., 6%
Island
Creek
Coal, common
$1.12V2
—1
(quar.)
Industries
1-31
Canadian International Power, Ltd.—
6%
preferred
(quar,)—_
—.—n.—
1
$1.05
Bakeries
preferred
$1.50
Corp.,
(no
1-31
t$1.50
$4.80
Jeannette
12-
(quar.)_____
Industries,
shares
A
Corp.
12-19
Ltd.__________ 1
2-
1
L_____
Title
class
J25c
Insurance
Quarterly
1-
1
12-23
(quar.)
.___:
J25c
t30c
2-
$1.25
(s-a)
(quar.)
Semi-annual
2
f 93%c
Ltd._——_______
Ingersoll-Rand,
2-
1-10
12-30
12-
2%
Haven
1-
1-13
J30c
9
9
20c
Md.)
(reduced)
Bank' (San
1-
12-21
::
12-
12-
1-27
$1.75
(quar.)
Bank
1
1
3
12-19
$1.50
(Easton,
common
Bank
1'
12-30
2-
(accum. )j_
A
(quar.)
dividend
1-
t$1.25
___—
1-
$1.50
—
"Stock
1
1-2
1-10
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Preferred (quar.)
International Telephone &
Telegraph Corp.—
$2
i
Fluor
Canadian General Investments, Ltd. (quar.)_
Canadian Industries, Ltd., common (final)
7>/2% preferred (quar.):
Carolina
Co.,
National
4-13.
1-10
2-1
lc
12-21
(quar.)—
First
70c
1
47'/2c
(increased)
12-28
..____
(accum.)
Bank
preferred
5
1-
1
583Ac
com.
International
t20c
General Dorp., common
preferred A (quar.)
2-
1
1
2-
Hose
&
Rubber
(initial)
Exchange Building (quar.)
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Interstate
1-10
3
55'Ac
12-15
12-21
1-
12-20
53%c
12-23
9
1
2-
Insurance
3-
3
-2-
(quar.)
Bronze
1
1-
51c
Industrial
50c
12-
12 %c
\
,(s-a)
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)_
pref.
Capitol
pfd.
$7
Stores
National
2-
5
1-10
4
2-
55c
12-31
Natonal
Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
Paper Board, common (quar.)
L
First
2-
(Pa.)
Bronze
Canadian
B
Inc.
2
V2-
1-
1-25
1-
1-14
2-
52>/2c
12-29
(s-a)
1-
33c
(incr.-quar.)__
$12
(extra)
Merchants
1
31 'Ac
Fastner.. (quar.)
Canadian
Corp.,
payment
2-
31c
:
J.
1
1
2-15
40c
25c
(quar.)
34c
;
preferred
(final)
Talc
will (vote
30c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__
preferred
Canadian
5%
Telephone,
2-
2-
55c
17'/2c
—
$2.25
12-16
12-20
preferred v(quar.)w-—-L--A—
$1.32; preferred
Camloc
1
5.65%
1-15
9
stockholders
split)———_—_!_X_
preferred
$1.24
-$1.25
1-
12-21
9c
12-
Extra
26V4C
•
12-31
preferred
50c
Financial
••
■
1
-
preferred
York
"
California
$1.20
•
,
4.20%
12-19
Foods,
Federal
Interstate
Telephone Co.—
preferred (quar.)___
4%
12-31
Extra
First
California
12-30
6
50c
Corp.
4.6%
1-31
1-13
1-
$1.75
(quar.)
'L
(N. Y.)
(quar,)—
Rubber
/'
1-12
*
25c
—__
20c
shares
&
Fawiclc
12-28
*.
V
35c
lOc
:
Independent Coal & Coke
Indianapolis Power & Light,
$13
(quar.)
12-28
"
time)
1-13
7
preferred
Federal
this
at
2-15
11-28
Calif.)
-
omitted
12-19
,
(quar.)
$75c
12-
Johnson
Farmers
12-28
1-16
12-27
1-11
37Vac
,
.
(guar.)
preferred
11-28
Faultless
12-16
10c
.
:
2-28
1-10
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
—
12-30
1-27
3-24
Extra
12-20
15c
;
^___J______
5%
1-13
1-3
j'4%
•
___
1-27
25c
._
2
preferred
4.70%
Equity Fund, Inc.
;
Manufacturing (quar.)__i.
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.)_;
8
1-
4.26%
4.42%
Ero
12-21
12-22
12-16
12-20
Englehard Industries
3-18
1-
4
12-20
Musical
(Common
(quar.)
Inc.
common
12-16
dividend
Endicott
Co.,
12-16
(increased)
Manufacturing
A
Power
1-
12-20
preferred
Class
1-31
3-31
45c
common
7%
Oil
&
12-15
(quar.)15c
payment
Butterfly Hosiery,
12-30
1-
45c
(quar.)
-
60
cents
preferred
Burgess-Manning.—
1-25
75c
—
(quar.) •'__
12-19
3'/2%
•___
dividend
Plan,
12-16
12-30
Illinois
1
(quar.)_
12-20
50c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)_
1-10
3%
:
Y.)
(quar.)^-__
A
12-21
J45C
__
(quar.)
(s-a)
(N.
1-
meetipg on a proposed 4%
[.dividend.
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd.—
12-15
2
Co.
1-
annual
12-27
1-
2%
(quar.)
Co.__
Budget Finance
* 6% preferred
1- 6
class
Laboratory
&
Dairy
Insurance
50c
(year-end)
Canada, Ltd.
Directors
1-13
1-12
33c
Home
Winston,
$2.50
Empire Financial Corp. (stock dividend)
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)__________
6
30c
Co._^__i______
(Milton)
1-
1-31
7'/2c
_____
(increased)
Insurance
1-27
.
Home
3
&
—
Ltd.
New
preferred
Stock
12-30
:
3
3-
^
(s-a)_
common
pfd.
Electro Refractories
12-30
: 1,2'/2c
(quar.)__
(quar.) !
Boatmen's National Bank
1
1-16
^2V2%'
(quar.)
common
1-
Rinehart
3-
Co.
American
12-12
50c
dividend)
-
9
12-31
75c
/.'J..
,v
••
Holt,
13c
Products
Electric
12-27
50c
Co.
Corp.
pref.
6
12-19
9c
_____
(E.
1-
•
3
40c
Auto
4y2%
12-27
6
of
National
Economics
12-16
1-
payment
_
Ordinary - (interim)
6%
—80c
(optional)
$6 preferred
Elder
$8
____;
,
(Edward) Lumber Co.
Hoerner Boxes
(quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp., common
5% preferred (quar.)
4-
1
1-
12-19
isc
Hines
4-4
$1.13
(dividend
Co.,
Arts
States
Easton
1
12-23
3-
1
1-20
2
of
High Voltage Engineering (stock dividend)
Hinde & Dauch, Ltd.
(quar.)
Jahn
dividend.
_
Buttes
12-
1-20
4-
1-28
1-
(quar.)
Eastern
6%
Watch €C.
(resumedj
County Trust (Pa.)
(quar.)
Beryllium Corp. (stock dividend)
Biederman Furniture, class A
Big Bear Stores, class A (stock dividend)
.
3
2-20
$1.04
lVa%
27'/2c
"J
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
Magnesia
a
Berks
Boston
1-
65c
(quar.)___
dividend)
split subject to approval
2)
preferred
Eastern
1
$3
Benrus
6%
12-
___
(quar.yr_'i'2yi;,_^i___^_^__l:_
Ye a r * br)
d'_r_'
Bliss
3
—
Howell
Beneficial
Bloch
12-14
1-
$3
Rock Co
&
12-30
50c
___
Securities, common
participating preferred
Beaux-Arts
Bell
12-14
25c
______
12-19
L__.
of
Pont
9
60c
—
_____—
Bankers
Basalt
12-30
9
1-
12-16
12-20
12-20
1-16
1-1
12-16
12-30
stockholders Feb.
preferred
7%
Trust
Texas—
Stockholders
$3
12-
12-30
45c
(N.
12-23
12-16
12-31
Fund
Du
1-10
Company
stock
3
1-16
2-10
30c
4.20%
Ltd.
Dunkirk
12-13
5c
(quar.)
Huntington
Extra
Bank
1-31
60c
_____________
of
12-23
1-16
1
Investment
Duff-Norton
12-13
40c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Extra
Bank
20c
15c
;_
(reduced)
California
12-16
(3-for-l
1-
15c
(quar.)
4.08%
Plants
Cox
H.)
(J.
J5C
12-15
30c
(stock
12-15
System,
Theory
Heinz
Inc.
Insurance
Inc. (quar.)_
12-28
Ltd.,
Co.,
&
1-
12c
time)
Seal
Year-end
Dow
1-13
2-15
8c
'■>
7yaC
(s-a) '.J.
Corp.
Distillers
Stores,
Fire
1-14
Chemical
Discount
12-20
Ltd., class A (accum.)
Fabrics Products,
57'/fee
(quar.)
Corp., $2 class A pref.. (quar.)
Denver Chicago Trucking Co. (quar.)i._
DiNoc
Hartfleld
12-26
1
$1.12V2
Co.
Shoe,
&
Pilot
Co.,
12-26
5
2-
Dayco
12-19
2-1
93%c
R
5
1-
Daryl Industries
12-31
'
&
Cork
Transit
Dalex
1-20
12-28
25c
!
B
1
1-16
10c
____________
Products Corp.___
Atlantic City Sewerage (quar.)
D
1-20
12-30
1
2-
25c
______
Athey
Atlantic
3-
62V2c
Equipment Corp.
(quar.)
Assembly Products (year-end)
1
1-13 '
30c
___
(quar.)
Aro
Atlas
2-
5C
C
1-
Fund
12-27
(quar.)
12-29
preferred
Crown
D
5
1-
f25c
(quar.).
12-15
1-18
(quar.)_
(quar.)20c
Craddock-Terry
12-21
112-31
•
Trap-Co. of America, com. (quar,)__
20c
5%.. preferred(quar.62Vac
1-20
$1.50
(quar.)
12-31
10c
(quar.)
Corp., 6V2% pfd. (quar.)_i
$1.62y2
Mfg.,.6% pfd. (accum.)—$12
Cement
5%
Inc.
Hartford
$1.75
America
(Peter)
Coplay
12-21
1
Co.< of
Cooper
i"_i6
1.
(increased)20'/2c
Animal
this
at
12-15
Harzfeld's,
(quar.)——
Screw
Controls
12-28
,
15c
(quar.)
preferred
omitted
>
12-27
12-30
$1
\
__
Investment
preferred
$4.52
6
1-31
35c
-
________
1-
on
Cosco
'
Continental
12-23
1-24
Hamilton
(Canada)^ Ltd. (s-a)_
Gas Co.
(increased)
preferred
conv.
$4.50
2Iis
60c
-
taken
12-31
37Vic
;
Harper (H. M.) Company
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
(quar.)
Consumers Power Co., common
$4.16 preferred (quar.)
1 2-10
30c
12-27
12-27
(quar.)
A
Natural
Consumers
■
3-10
(initial)5c
Hocking Glass Corp.,
(quar.)
Uniform
"
93%c
- •
Center
$4 preferred
2-15
_____:
(annual)
(quar.)
American Recreation
3-1
.
30c
<
Radio
preferred
30c
1221
25c
'
•
common-(quar.)
(quar.)
Shoe Co.
preferred
Bakeries
12-16
75c
America,
American
i.go
•"
__
preferred
American
12-30
ec
income).
Bay Railway—
__
Aluminum
17'/ac
net
2-
Holder•
Pavabie 0j Rec.
17V2c
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Gustin-Bacon Mfg. (quar.)
2-
—
$1
action
(quar.)
12-27
$1.16
Consumers Acceptance Corp., class A
•
12-20
When
share
common
$1.3iy4
(Indianapolis)
(no
Consolidated
'
12-20
12-
(quar.)
Corp.
6%
from
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
Consolidated
per
"
Stores, 70c pfd.
(quar.)
7%
value, which
par
(quar.)
preferred
dividend payment at this time)
Conn
(C. G.), Ltd., common
(quar.)
Ordinary shares
of
approximate
preferred
Comptometer
Payable™Re™
share
1960 earnings)
Aaronson
4.64%
5.25%
4%
1-
$1
50c
(quar.)
common
Per
Name of Company
Greenwich Gas Co.,
75c
Edison,
Commonwealth Loan Co.
.
,
Holders
Payable of Hec.
(Jersey City, N. J.)—
Extra
follow with
we
When
Share
Quarterly
payments
,
'
.
(Final -payment of 4%
is
of Company
Commonwealth
previ¬
not yet reached their
ously announced, but which have
payment date.
•
Name
Name
Commercial Trust
9
Jan.
of
10).
Detroit (stock
approval
meeting Jan-.
-
-
17)
-
-
dividend)..
of-stockholders
at
12%»%-
.
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2514)
When
Per
Name of Company
National
Bank
National
City
(Westfield.
Bank
Fuel
National
Securities
J.)__:
approval
Gas
ment
Co.
&
(quar.)
Research
30c
__
Stern
12-30
5c
1-14
12-30
Stewarts
25c
12-30
12-21
Still-Man
15c
1-
3
12-20
Class
15c
1-3
Neiman-Marcus
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
17Vic
1-16
4V*%
2-15
22Vic
1-16
...
Jersfey Natiural Gas (quaf.)
York
&
Honduras
Rosario
Quarterly
__T_/_
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 334%
Niagara
Frontier
Adams
Transit
National
j
Mining—
*
North
Mfg.
■■
,,
■,
Pittsburgh
(Mass.)
Northern
Westchester
National
Class
5%
Rubber
preferred
Corp.,
12-15
1-15
12-15
12-21
Summit
12-20
3
u
Sun
Trust
Co.
Drug
Supervised
(quar.)
Oilgear Company,
Oklahoma
Supronics
Common
4'it-
1^- 9
preferred
Olin
Mathieson
Olin
Oil
&
Industries,
Terminal-Hudson
Terre
Corp.
(quar.)
1-
1-
Texas
Bank
&
Textile
3
12-20
1
12-20
Thomas
Industries
6%
1-10
12-30
Toronto-Dominion
1-20
12-30
Trane
3-10
2-10
1-20
1-
Tobin
Packing
Pacific
Power
Pacific Gas
5%
&
Transamerica
1-23
12-23
Transportation Corp.
12-30
12-27
12-28
12-19
12-28
12-19
45c
1-10
12-30
;
(increased)
Elec.ric,
&
common
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
'
65c
preferred
6.16%
preferred
(quar.)
Rust
Patterson
Penn
(quar.)
(C.
J.),
Peoples Trust
1-10
(3j/2C
5%
pfd.
(Lebanon,
Pa.)
(s-a)
Corp.
5%
preferred
1-23
Union
Gas
1-25
1-10
Union
Pierce
Aircraft
&
.Union
1-
2
3
Pittsburgh
$2.50
Brewing,
1-
Portable
6%
Electric
12-
3
preferred
General
&
Alexander,
Gamble
&
Inc.
Public Service Co.
of
New
12-23
1-
9
12-23
1-17
Allied
12-16
12-23
25c
1-
62 Vic
Aluminium,
1
(quar.)
______
Industrial
12-22
12-15
12-30
'
Y.)
N.
Hill
Products
1-16
12-27
1-
1
33c
12-16
12-31
12-16
1-14
12-31
*
25c
$2
Mines.
12-16
12-16
American
Air
12-16
American
Art
12-29
12-16
2-15
1-31
—
7Vic
Plywood Corp.,
12-16
3% %
preferred
1-14
12"-23
43/2%
2nd
.1-
<
1
$1
(interim
•12-28
12-28
12-19
±10c
12-19
•1-24
7
-
(annual)
12-22
Vic
$2 50
(Mass.)
(s-a}___
U.
12-10-
75c
Extra
12-30
12-15
50c
___,
12-30
12-15
;
U.
2-
;
Reece
Corp.
5%
(Mass.)
preferred
Regency
(Incfeased)
1
Corp.
$1.25
Reliance
H.
Renewal
Republic
Guaranty
Foil. Inc.
Republic
National
Y. < s-a)__________
(stock dividend)
Insurance
37 V2c
2-
1
*>' 3
1-
9
12-23
93 %c
1-
1
12-23
1-
1
12-23
1-16
12-30
7 Vic'
/.
Bank
(Dallas)
(monthly)
Richman
Bros,
Rittenhouse
Robertson
Roe
Protective (quar.)_
Hospital Trust (extra)
1~__
(A.
(quaf.)
Fund
Special
Carpet Co. (quar.)____
McBee Corp., 4Vfe% pfd. A
5%
preferred B (quar.)
:
5'/a%
preferred C
(quar.)
preferred
Togs
12-20
1-
5
72c
J
D
1-
•
1
(initial)
1-* 2
9
Subject
the
12-13
12-19
San
Ltd.
Corp.
Milling
Carlos
Inc.
Class
Sandura
6J
Petroleum
Company,
cents
Ltd.
Viewlex,
12-19
Wakefield
Walker
12-29
12-29
2-15
Sugar
ScarSdale
National
Scott
&
Refihing
Fetzer
•Monthly
Bdnk
Co.
&
2-1
Weco
West
(monthly)
Scranton
Extra
Bank
Common
Co.,
Milling
National
(quaf.)
Bank
Bakeries
cents
Co.,
common
dividend
or,
common
ticipating
preferred
California Edison,
4.48%
preferred
preferred
Oxygen
Investors
investment
securities
Inc.
irwme
.State
2-1
2-20
3_
1
2-20
1-
3
12-19
1-
3
12-19
2-
1
1-27
5-
1
12-29
1-
Wilson
$6
Wood
4-26
12-13
12-21
12*30
Stock
Company
2-1 1
(quar,)
-
6%
12-5
12-
35c
.
t
2*
1
,
24c
1-26
1-16
1-13
10c
(s-a—___
1
.12-27
1
3-10
"4-
1-16
■>.
12-23
12-20
1-15
1-
40c
5-
1
4-
40c
8-
1
4-
11-
1
10-
.1-
9
12-22
$$112%
1-
2
}_
9
Water Co.
12-16
Young
J2-23
(quar.)__
3
(J. S.) Company,
preferred (quar.)
common
75c
(quar.)_—
1-
Zeller's,
Zenith
12-15
1-3
$1.75
1-
Ltd.,
4V2% ^preferred
Supply, Ltd,
(quar.)
Electric
12-15
'■2-
$56y4C
__i_
(quar.)__;
$4c
1
1-
par¬
common
weeks
5%
__
(quar )
65c
*
1-31
28c
1
1-21
dends
5
£ *
,
28Vic
)_-________w__Z
cents
from
give the
and
not yet
announced
preceding table.
dividends announced
paid.
this
week,
these
being
-
'
.
cents
from
-15c
1-
net
3
12-15
Name of Company
'
Vending Corp. (stock dividend)
Wrigley Stores Inc. (quar.)__
Abbotts Laboratories,
common
(quar.)_
A
32c
12-29
12-19
12c
12-30
12-20
1-
12-22
Metal
Per
American
;
"
12-23
12-
12-2
(monthly)
2
12-14
11-28
l-'6
12-;7
1-
\
25c
2%
of
cents
net
1-6
$1.50
(16
12-21
C
.
rep-'
Class
Illinois—
$1.31%
—
1-
1- 3
45c
1-
1-
Stock
97Vfec
12-30
1-14
12-30
50c
.
1-14
$1.25
;
12-31
12-31
(quar.)___—
(quar.):
12-
12-15
12-15
t
15c
(initial)
1-
9
12-
6
27c
*1-
1
12-
6
12-27
12-
1
5c
$1.12%
(quar.)
12-31
25c
(increased
Fire
Co.
Optical
9
12-28
12-
8
30c
12-30
12-
9
Insurance
(N.
i
(quar.)__.
Co.
Y.)/
•-
!
;
'
1_;
(quar.)
25c
183/4C
12-20
*• 1-16
30c
12- 9
12-20
•
1-
3'
1-
50c
^
12-15
:
3
12-16
$1.25
'12-20
"12-12
75c
' 12-30
75c
President
preferred
(quar.)
Lines, class A
1
12-30
*
'
Research & Development—
capital
-
,
5%
conv.
3rd
com.
(year-end)
.
12-16
12-20
:"20c
12-31
12-12
preferred
,
12-31
12-12
$1.25
12-31
12-23
$1.25
12-31
12-23
12-27
12-
12-20
12- 5
2%
preferred
(quar.)__l
(quar.)
Security & Trust Co. (Wash., D.C.)
Quarterly
9
12-19
15c
Corp.,
dividend
2nd
12„
*
--
gains)
Seal-Kap
6
8
12-
5%
quar.)—
Photocopy Equipment—
(quar.)—1_
conv.
American
2-17
1
3-
___'_
Corp.
quarterly___
News
5%
12-13
3
12-15
1
Foundry—
B
(From
the
Holders
1-20
10c
,
11-30
12-23
87c
——
(quar.)
common
non-cumulative
American
Payable of Rec.
2%
F
7
12-
12-7
in
ordi-
cents
2
12-20
30c
16V4C
Common
American
When
1
1^ 5
12-23
(quar.)—:.
Corp.
Products
National
Increased
v.
.
,
30c
dividend
American
given>in
Share
;
.
ABC
'
$1.50
______
American
in
.
;
.
12-30
(quar.).
Mercury Insurance
American
previous
The list does not include divi¬
1-
net
26
.
;
5%
Motors
5%
we
9
.
1-23
*
Below
•'
1-10
'
Metal Climax, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
Stock
3
12-21
"•
25c
(quar.)—:
Co.,
(quar.)
A
4Vfe%
12-13
12-30
/12-15
American
12-13
2
Corp.
Co.
&
Mfg
American
12-13
2
3
"1%
Maize-Products
American
12-15
3
1
1\
(quar.)
American
1-, 2
12-
$1.50
—
dividend
Class
12-15
1-
7%
Machine
American
-
37c
3
4%
undistributed
preferred
preferred
American
;_
5
(quar.)___
for 1960, and 71
capital
gains)
Investment
12*15'
1* 1-
—:__
prior preferred
Stock
7
15c
net
9
30c
(quar.)—
income
American
7
40c
2 Vfe %
.'
Supply
representing
3.90%
7
■t
•
~
Corp
Products
cash
5%
6
—;
15c
1-16
12-
•
1-10
2-..1
:
common
International
American
/•
•12-13
$2
!'
,—;.
preferred
5V4%
12-15
,5c
York
12-10
Co., common
dividend
American
1-16
40c.
(quar.)
(John) Industries, Ltd.,—
1st preferred (quar.)
—5c'/ 12-31
—
(quar.
Home
resenting
i
12-23
1-
3
and
.
1-16
1
1-16
...
35c
^
4Vi%.
12-10
Hardware
dividend
American
5
2-
$1.25.
;
pfd.
12-31
Felt,
Hospital
1-16
-
Yards,
preferred
Stock
12-20
60c
Co—
&
12-10
Ice
12-16
.
&
American
12-19
12-22
12-30
12-21
20c
32 Vfe c
(quar.)_
12-31
(stock div, payable in
stock)——;
—:_
common
Hair
American
-
Telegraph
A
American
12-15
31 %e
Blake
20C
—
nary
com.
Corp., common
preference
(s-a)__^
and class B
A
Stock
12-21
12*21
90c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Windsor Industries, Inc.-
12-20
3
1-16
25c
____
—1.
1-10
(stock
—
American
25c
(quar.)
Union
Wichita
1-20
1
1-
S2-$5
Bank
pfd.
(ftccum.)
§c Trust
(quar.)__
T__—
Corp.,
of
12-10
r ■
(quar.)
Union
2y2%
_,—r
•'
60c
_______
*'
9
■
Inc.,
Fidelity
Street
.•Steel Co.
Whitney
1-
profits)
Extra
Starrett
12-20
12 %c
-
Stemford
12-20
3
12Vic
(6
and
.'12-20
(quar.
Tablet & Stationery,
3
f53C
;
(quar.
1-3
—
quar.)_!
12-22
1-26
dividend)—
(quar.)/—_—
(quar.)
—___
class
Telephone-
preferred -(quar.j_
1-
(quar.)__
Sp»n
Stahl-Mdyer.
Western
5%
Co.
&
preferred
1-
3-
____-
(quar.)
12-31
25c
(quar.)
com.
series)
Co:
Export Lines (stock dividend)
Express Co.- (quar.)—/
American
Ltd.
Worts,
-
Co.
1-15
$$1.75
Foundry
(increased
preferred
Western
170c
____
(quar.)
&
12-13
(quar.)ZZ
(quar.)
4.16%
Splc
12-19
12-22
12 Vic
participating preferred
St"ck
;
12-21
ioc
Particinating
Sovereifh
5%
42%c
Shatterproof Glass (irregular)
Slater
(N ), Ltd., $2.12 preferred
(quar.)__
Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred (quar )
ScutMdttn, Inc. (quar.)
Southern
5.20%
12-21
7v^c
)_I
._
Southern
12-21
12 Vac
•"
;
_.
(increased
Extra
Southern
.
1
1-
12V2C
ZZ
(initial)
common
_
Seattle-First
50
12-31
$1.75
(Pa.)
*.—
Allied
Seaboard
Light
Common
10c
_
Scrivher-StevenS
Eleetric
12-30
75c
National
5
5c
<quar.)_:
Steel
Western
12-19
12-19
1-20
10c
Monthly
Class
5
12-
7»/2c
■
&
75c
62V2c
(Ga.),
40c
.
87.%c-
—
preferred (quar.)
American Greetings Corp.—
1-16
12-
"
12-16
12-16
12- 1
(quar.)__
____
6%
*
t35c
Western
12-19
10c
..
1-31
12-15
12-15
i2y2c
;
12-15
1- 2
$i.12Vfe
12- i
12-22
(1954
participating
Extra
1-16
1-31
,12y2c
L
'
30c
—
(quar.)__l—______
A
Gooderhem
preferred
ioc
^___-
_________
Xif
class
(quar.j_^^_______^_^.
Michigan
30c
__________
125c
12-31
50c
Securities
"American
17
Extra
12-19
15c
"
Jan.
2-1
,15c
(quar.)
1- 2
12-31
Electric
•American
1- 3
-
Power
30c
12- 1
12-16
12- 9
1-13.
1- 3
'
37Vfec.
common
(quar.)
Electric
12-16
and
(s-a)__l__^__^._j,__^___;
Products
7%
1-3
ioc
__
1
D
American
Kootenay Power & Light—
ioc
(quar.)_
Trust (quar.)
1-
12-29
v
.1- 2
12-23
Distilling
3
1-17
stockholders
of
Company —
25c
(quaf.)
Savannah
1-
--
„
Quarterly
:r
2-10
|25c
.
1
17c
.;
American
,
Currency Comptroller,
(Hiram)
20c
(quar.)_
2-
preferred
,
.
(quaf.)———
Co.,": com.
(quar.)-J_
American
-
+i5c
preferred
18c
5%
12-30
15c
Products
Discount
American
12-23
12-30
12-29
(special)___-
6
12-30
1-25
common—————
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co.,
3%%. preferred
12-12
1-16
43%c
Sugar
';
.
12-28
(quar.)—______
(quar.)——
preferred
Crystal
1-16
1-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
Inc. (quar.)
12-29
1-16
(quar.)
common
convertible
SangSind,
Corp.
1-31
lie
1
'
-r--~
pid.
4Vfe%'
12-31
1-15
v
7»/2c
B
1-31
1-16
1
Jacinto
S.
Ltd.
1-16
1-16
(quar.)
Year-end
San
U.
12-29
$1.50
__
_!
_
approval
Victory Markets,
12-16
30c
(quar.)
7 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
110c
12-20
$1.25
—
Lawrence
to-
Ventures,
West
St.
12-16
'Valley National Bank- (stock dividend
v
10c
$1.12Vfe
_______
12-22
12-27
1- 1
_
4%
Shares—
gains
Co.r-7%
Ceramic
-
12-20
12-
$1.37%
(quar.)___
12%'
,——
Co.'--
Company
25c
!____
(quar.)
12-14
12-20
t$1.433/4
Roxbury
6%
2
3
$5c
preferred (quar.)
;
Aifcraft Corp. (quar.)__—.__
(final)
Utility Appliance Corp.—
$1 conv. preferred (quar.)
;
Royal
Russ
1-
1-
$1
(reduced)
Ltd,
capital
Can
American
.
(Canadi), ltd.,—
V.)
12-22
12- 5
,12-. 5
12*15
1-2
'
10c
—.—
American Cement Corp.,
$1.25
12-27
1- 2
75c
(reduced)——
Rubber
Business
American
12-19
50c
534%
Rohf
12-28
$3
*"
Mfg., Ltd.
12-31
14c
.___
__.
(P. L.)
1-20
Co.'s,
Controls
Lens
Upjohn
;
1-14
30c
Universal Container, class A
Univis
-12-16
5c
%
/
1-20
Steel
; Universal
12-14.
10c
Island Electric
Island
1-16
12-15
87ya<S
■
Sugar' (quar.)
'
:___
—2%
Biltrite
American
.
1-3
30c
(quar.)
dividend—
American
:
1- 3
,
5%
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
3
$1.12%-
____
Royalty Oil (annual
Smelting Refining & Mining—
7%
preferred (quar.)
United
12-21
-
12-28
5%
(quaf.)____:
Rhode
1
12-30
30c
;
Rhode
2-
5c
,____
of
12-28"
6Cfc
*
(quar.)
Inc.
Fund.
Reinsurance
cbititnon
40c
il-25,
American
3-20
1-
S.
S.
Note,
12-19
12-15
12-15
12- 6
12-15
12-20
16Vic
(quar.)__
_j
Bank
12-19
preferred A (quar.)__—
$1.25
preferred B (quar.).-—J,;;1
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres *
7
Stock
12-16
1
—_
(quar.)
A
12-19
9
1- 3
1-1-61
1-1-61
12-23
1- 5
27y2c
,
—
class
9.
1-
preferred
5%
12-30
4-10
62'/2c
*50c
(quar.)_l
A
preferred
Co.,
American
"
(quar.)
common
(
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Metals
-1-
3%
$1.06Vi
$1
$1.50
5%
12-19
12-28
'
S.
12-16
12-17
12-19
6%
New
Jersey RR. & Canal <quar.)i_
United Shoe Machinery, common (quar.) ___i"
6% preferred (quar.)^
U.
Filter
dividend
Stock
1-1-61
1- 3
1- 9
payment).—
$6
U S
trust
Quincy
(year-end
12-29
$3
Ltd.
933,4c
60c
25c
11-25
11-25
1%
dividend
American
50c
Bank
conv,
&
preferred
trust
Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
(Boston)
(quar.)
12Vic
$4
.
12-16
Aberdeen
,12-31
12-16
Abitibi
1-
9
-12-23
75c
i_16
3
J60c
2-1
,10c
preferred
i2Zi5
i_
30C
15C
Extra
.
1
12-31
50c
(quar.)_
Abercrotpbie & Fitch Co., $6 preferred
Fund
Power
&
Acadia-Atlantic
(s-a)
'
1-
$3
$42V2c
(quar.) •
preference class A
preferred (quar.)_'_
-AJff
;
__l
(quar.)_______
i;__/
'
$15C
$30c
$$1.25
»rW,, ft
1.
*
,
-12-
1
12-
'
■
1- 3 '
*
,
1
preferred
American
*
J"\"
6%
Snuff
preferred
American-South
12- 9
1-3/
12^ 9
l-'-3 " 12- 9 4
Smelting & Refining—
7%
6
12-
1
Ship
American
8
12-^5
"
12-27
-
American
12-8
3
1-
$0,038
Paper Co.^ Ltd. (quar.)„-:_
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
$1.20
5%
1-3
$1
(Reg)
Common
1-6
::
;
/
Building,
new
com.
(initial)
(quar.)__^
Co., common
15c
$1.75
(quar.)
.
J
African
Stamping Co.
Investment,
Ltd.—
,1-
__________
55c
,
* 12T. 8
"12-8
12-27
'
12- 9
3
12-16
•
•
"
3,
1-3
■
'
20c
(reduced)
12- 2
12-30
70c "r
(quar.)—$1.50
Semi-annually
American
-v
12-16
11-21
11-21
12-10
12-30
12-22
—_
preferred
138c
United
12-30
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-22
$8
Milk
75c
37y2c
tlOc
1-1
12-21
12-23
12-30
1- 9
1-20
12-23
12-30
(quar.)—
common
12-22
:
Keno
$3
3c
20c
preferred (quar.)
American Agricultural Chemical
.
12- 9
25c
(quar.) —
America Corp., $4 preferred (quar.)____^.^__
6
1-30
—
United
-
1--
30c
(quar.)
Quarterly
United
10c
1
12-20
11-25
12- 9
dividend
Stock
12"0?
12- 2
12- 9
—
37 Vic
■
(Brooklyn,
Special
5
1-6
25c
preferred
4lA%
„
1"„1
12-31
America—
Amalgamated Sugar
Corp.,
12~
12-20
(quar.)___
15c
Bank
1-6
Carolina (quar.)
5%
of
12- 9
12- 9
1-1
25c
common
12-19
1- 1
1- 1
12-20
12-29
(quar.)
(year-end)—
Ltd.
Co.
Amerace
2
2-
Mfg.,
8
$5c
(resumed)
common
i
12- 9
50c
42J/fec
—.___
(year-end)
Corp.
Corp.,
12-16
1-16
U2y2c
(quar.)__
dividend)
(quar.)
2-1
(quar.)_
Products
12-22
9
1-
5%
12-20
1-
Laboratories
Allied
$3.75
20c
—
:
Clay Mines
"2-1
(Irregular)—
pfd. (quar.)
North
12-30
and
(stock dividend)-
(stock
Haven Trust
7c
(quar.)^
Co..
&
United
12-15
3
1-12
$3
Electric
12-30
1-13
Aluminum
Ltd.
Canada,
62Vic
(quar.)
common
of
(s-a)
——
Ludlum Steel
Allis-Chalmers
2
16c
(s-a)___
Portland
1-
5%-
,-
;
(quar.)
Tools,
Powdrell
Procter
62Vic
(quaf.)
common
preferred
Ufliori Water
conv..
Plainfield
1-18
12-28
It
$15c
—
com.
-
—
12- 2
12-12
$30c
r
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Allegheny & Western Ry.—
6%
guaranteed
(s-a)_—
Allen
(Leon B.) Fund
Alliance Tire & Rubber Co., Ltd., class A__
12-29
1-20
17c
(quar.)_
(Los Angeles)
Year-end
United
6
15c
I
(qudr.)
Extra
Allied Stores
common
.United Corps, Ltd., class A
(stock divd.)
(Md.)
Chemical
9
1-31
$1.12%"
income
—
(quar.)__—
25c
12-19
1-
preferred
Stock
12-22
1-
1-31
25c
(initial)
Stevens
1
1-
20c
profits)—;
Investment
20c
>
12-31
1
2-
25%
income)
investment
preferred
1-28
(quar.);
Savings & Loan
Piasecki
prior
Union Bank
.
Philadelphia Suburban
5%
1
12-30
$1.50
Transport—
(quaf.)
12-
4!A %
.
10c
30c
5%
$1.06%
_____
Algoma Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
Algonquin Building Credits, Ltd.,
Investors—
Transit,
12-28
17Vic
•
2-
7 Vic
securities
Rapid
1-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-14
12-15
;
quar.)
—_——
12-23
1-
221/2 c
(quar.)_
pfd.
Income
net
from
City
12Vic
(quar.)
(Bergen County, N. J.)
Cement
Pettibcne-Mulliken
Phoenix
from
16 Vie
Twii*
12-30
1
12-21
preferred (quar.)
Products, Inc.
(reduced
Allegheny Power System
(quar.)
Century
1-10
(s-a)
Peoples National Bank
Permanente
Twentieth
37Vic
_;
9
shs.
new
1
investment
$1.41
(quar.)
12-20
10c from security profits and
net
20c
Proof
Traffic
$1.54
___'.
from
7c
12-34
6%
Century Growth Investors—
(A special of
12-30
1-10
12-
Alden's, Inc., common (quar.)
Stock dividend—
of America—
4Vi%
11-30
12-19
12-19
Alco
47 Vic
(quar,)__
(quar.)
common
Twentieth
12-23
1-10
$1.13
(quar.)
preferred
5.64%
Parker
1-16
$1.25
;
4.52%
A
Corp.
12-21
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
—
12-19
12- 2
$3c
12 /2c
12 Ac
$1-50
Oils, Ltd
class A (quar.)
Paper Mfg.,
(quar.)—
B
12-22
10c
in payment of stock distribution)
Stock dividend
12-19
12-
12-21
50c.,
issued
12-20
31 Vic
Light,
Class
Allegheny
1-10
12-19
—
Consolidated
Pacific
Albermarle
12-14
Company—
12-23
—$1
—
Law
Frank-Guenther
12-30
25c
■
—„
(Quarterly payment including the
5
9
1-
1- 2
1- 2
1- 1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
„
$4
$4
$1.05
51-15
$1-25
com.
/ 4.60%
Albert
12-15
12-ib
(s-a)—
RR.,
Co., 4.20%
$1
_i___
Lank
1-20
12-23-
10c
(special)
True Temper Corp.,
(quar.)
12-16
•
C.)—
(quar.)
37Vic
Coast Co., 5%
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
12-30
12-$5
preferred (s-a)_
preferred (quar.)
Southern
Great
participating
AlaDama Power
12-30
12-31
6%
B
25c
N.
Point,
(quar.)
Products
37Vic
__
1-16
1-16
—_______
(High
i
1-14
5%
prior
12-14
6c
(quar.)
Co.
35c
Associates, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
6%
8
12-14
i:;":?
.
1_ 1
Alabama
9
12-19
preferred
I
,
1- 1
1- 1
1- 2
12-
1-
5%%
12-15
34^eC
12-13
■
15c
Ry.
;:
12-28
12-19
(quar.)
(quar.)——
preferred A
convertible
'5ya%
12- 9
1_ 2
20
—
1-13
13c
Mfg.
Quarterly
Class
Pacific
Pacific
Trust
&
Pacific
Insurance
1-30
..
&
(quar.)
1
2-
33c
—_____
V
1-2
»
12-14
12-14
.
1- 3
40c
(quar.)„__——34%c
6%
prior preferred (quar.)—
—37/fee
Alabama
Gas
Corp., $5.50 pfd.
A (quar.)
$1.37/a
5%
\
Ltd.
7Vic
___.
9-29
2-lb
3
1- 3
1- J
Inc.—
Discount
&
12-20
12-20
1
security
realized
net
—
Common
Alberta
12-30
12-31
12Vfec
___.
Valet, Inc. (quar.)
Mfg. CO. (quar.)___
Electric (stock dividend)
Oxford
3
1-15
25c
One-Hour
Osborn
1-
$1.06
_
dividend)
(from
Investment
Aid
6-30
15c
common..
Electronics
30c
(quar.)
5%
9-29
7-14
(quar.)
Insurance
Fund
xi-ju
12-JO
12-30
1 10
25c
22 /2c
15c
30°
65c
40c
35c
(quar.)
Quarterly
3-31
10-16
$1
...
>
6-30
4-14
25c
.
—
Malleable
Haute
Tinnerman
(quar.)
10-16
Life
Aetna
12-2J
25c
(s-a)__
A
Casualty & Surety (quar.)——Insurance Co.
(Hartford)
(quar.)
Affiliated
12-30
20c
Chemical
Gas
•
7-14
$.0095
(s-a)
Ltd.,
(stock
12-30
90c
(quar.)
3-31
dividend)
(quar.)
12-30
Electric—
(increased-quar.)
preferred
4.24%
"
12-30
'
$^4
1—
class
EXtra
12-30
1-16
4-14
15c
Corp.;
Rubber
Switson
J.)
(N.
(stock
1-16
25c
(initial)
common
new
&
Gas
Aetna
,
,
the
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
Industries (initial)
Aetna
9 Vic
[at
Adirondack
'1-16
fund
1-16
10c
;
3-17
12-20
9V2C
,
Investment,
Growth
_
Co.
1-16
$1
(s-a)
9 Vic
^
i.
$2
(quar.)
common
(initial)___.
A
1
<
2-11
Strawbridge & Clothier (quar.)
12-20
3
1-
B
Texas
O'Sullivan
class
(Initial)
+2c
;
Bank
B
$3c
_
12%
Ltd;
payment of $1.20
option of stock¬
net capital gains and 34c
from
12-20
:
9 Vic
Swan
__:
_
1
1-1
$.0095
Trust
Northern Central Ry.
(s-a)
Northern Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)
Extra
3
1-
40c
&
1-
50c
Bank
1
1-
367/aC
1
12-14
$4
(quar.)
National
4-
.
7 Vic
(quar.)_.
$.0095
25c
(extra)
12-19
56c
A
(quar.)
Lloyds,
Mfg.,
2
(quar.)
common
(year-end
stock
or
from ordinary income)
Addison-Wesley Publishing,
Class
B' (s-a)
12-30
1-
9V2c
\ 1-13
20c
preferred
&
1-13
10c
(quar.)
class
Markets,
5.90%
12-23
2-1
1- 1
(quar.)
Telephone
Penn.
(Scranton)
40c
....
12-30
(quar.)
Bank
Y.)—
(quar.)
1
$1
Judd
Northeastern
Co.
2-
933/4C
(quar.)
Extra
&
(N.
12-30
35c
pfd.
Trust
common
12-30
;
(quar.)
&
12-20
$1.06Vi
(quar.I
Bank
Corp.,
Express
cash
holders]
Textiles,
preferred
Stevens
12-30
1-14
(qu&r.)__
Mills
Electric
Acme
9
:
:
Stern
1-14
_
Corp.
depositary
National
&
6c
Extra
North
the
4Va%
Consolidated
2-
in
11c
Terminals
Nebraska
7»/a %
Adams
Quarterly
series
National
Ltd., Ordinary (final)
Payable ol Rec.
12-20
Share
1c-
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
will be about $0,129 per deposi¬
share after deduction of the charges
Sterling
12-30.
1-16
invest¬
,
Dividend
North
of Wales,
Co.
When
Share
tary
Corp.—
net
of Company
Payment
stock¬
series
New
Steel
12-17
12-31
,
(2-for-l
of
income:
series
Balanced
New
Per
*ame
of
Quarterly distributions from
Bond
$1.25
•
Cleveland
to
split subject
holders Jan. 20).
National
N.
of
stock
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
I960
Monday, December 19,
.
,
.
1-
Volume
192
Number 6013
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
11
(2515)
f
Per
Name of
Company
Class
B
American
12Vic
Sugar
7%
preferred (quar.)
American Surety Co/ (N.
American
American
Stock
Zinc
1
Lead
Anchor
1-
2
Post
20c
(quar.)
Products
Anglo-Huronian,
Anglo-Lautaro
preferred
stock
Arnold
and
&
Corp.,
1-
6
12-15
1-20
12-30
1-25
12-21
40c
.,1-
1
6%
Brewer
1-
3
12-15
3
12-15
1-
1-20
1-15
12-
12-31
12-
$1.20
City
•
Fe
.
_
-
-
British
American
British
Columbia
12-15
4%
12-28
12-
5
12-30
12-
5
12-30
12-
5
;/
__
1
______
./
.
1-
65c
1-
Finance
Auto-Soler
(increased
3-
1-12
*
2-
1
3-
1
2-20
1-16
12-15
30c
1-
(Tulsa,
Okla.)
(quar.)_
12-15
1-
7V2c
(quar.)
Telephone,' Ltd.,
preferred
5Va%
common
(quar.)
preferred
6%
(1959 series)
(quar.)___
preferred
7%
(quar.)__
"4/lOths
of
Science
income
1
&
and
from
cent
4.16%
14
cents
gains
from
1
434%c
.12-31
12-
12-
1
12-31
12-
1
Class
15c
capital
12-22
12-
(E.
gains)
1-
26c
6
Bulova
11-18
B
S
F
Company
Stock
Babcock
6%
5c
dividend
Babbitt
.
4 Va %
4%
Gas
&
B
preferred C
Corp.
Bancroft'
5
3
12-
1-13
12-23
$3.75
12-27
12-
Co.,
—_-
.
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
$1
"1-
3
12-15
.
payable
to
tendered
Bangor
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(auar.)
4V4%
preferred
of
Bank
of
Stock
Bank
:
in
Nova
6%
Trust
——
.
$6.25
preferred
convertible
(quar.)
Bastian-Blcssing Co.
Mfg.
Co.,
12-31
preferred
1-
3%%
12-31
preferred
Creek
Belgium
Bell
Bell
Stores,
Corp.
Beneficial
Stock
Ltd.,
5%
preferred
Corp.
1
12-22
12-15
12-15
1-
(quar.)
Co.
of
Co.;
12-22
Canada
Canada
4-
3-10
1-
12-15
1^- 9
1
12-16
12-21
12-12
12-21
12-12
class
B
Packers
for
each
Steel
Central
Telephone,
3-15
2-15
1-15
12-15
1-
12-19
1
12-31
12-
1
12-20
12-
1
12-31
12-
1
1-5-61
12-31
12-
-
4.65%
9
4.75%
5.375%
1-
1
12-
9
12-21
11-
11-15
1
12-19
3
12-20
1-13
1-
12-22
9
12-27
12-20
1-
1212-
2
12-27
9
.
Extra
1st
3
1-3
•
11-25
12- '2
9
11-18
de
1
Certified
_____—_______
(increased
Champion Paper Fibre, 4V2% pfd.
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)
:
Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.)
Charleston Transit (quar.)
9
12-21
12-
9
1-
1
12-
9
12-31
1-15
12-31
60c
1-11
12-28
12-30
12-16
12-16
15c
1-
2
12-15
28 '/a c
1- 2
12-15
1-
3
12-15
.70c
1-
1
12-10
1-14
12-16
1-
12-
$$1.25
2
1-
1
12-15
1
12-15
1-1
12-20
2-15
12-
5
12-28
12-19
12-31
12-19
$2
12-20
12-12
35c
1-
3
12-
9
1%
12-30
48%c
1-27
12-28
1-27
12-28
12-
1-10
12-27
II-18
25c
1-
1
12-
5
$1.06'/4
1-
1
12-
5
415c
1-
2
12-16
425c
1-
2
12-
(reduced)—
(quar.)__
t$ 1.06Vi
1-16
475c
4-1-61
(s-a)_
412Vic
^
(increased-quar.)
4-1-61
.
4-1-61
450c
1-
4$1.10
3
1- 4
$1.50
2-
1
431 Vic
Ltd.
1-
3
442Vic
1-2
437Vic
"
-
12-10
3-
4-1-61
475c
—
2-
418%c
1- 2
1
1
3«.
3
3
3-
3
3-
3
12-15
12-
1
I-13
12-
1
II-30
1-10
12-
1
12-31
(initial)
Chemical
—'
—_
12-31
11-25
475c
1-1
4$2-
4$4
,
12-28
1-
437Vic
(quar.)
—
From
Fund,
3
12-24
12-
5
12-29
12-16
2-10
1-16
2 Va%
12-31
ii-10
56 V4C
1-
1
1-
1
1-
1
2%
$1.12%
12-30
1-
1
12-28
1- 3
12-15
1- 3
12-15
12-16"
12-16
12-16
12-16
1
12-
9
12-22
12-
1
net
investment
income__.
preferred
—._
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
1
1-10
75c
1-
4
12-27
1-
4
12-27
450c
1-
2
12-15
450c
1-
5
12-16
65c
1-
1
12-15
6 V4c
12-29
12-
33 Vac
12-29
11-25
15c
12-30
12-15
9
$1.12 Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.,
%
2-
Inc,—
(Capital gains distribution)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone.com. (extra)
(quar.)
com.
—
(quar.)
1-15
12-30
$1
12-20
|2- 1
87V2c
Chesapeake Corp. of Va. (stock dividend)—
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR..__
Chicago Dock & Canal (extra)
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
2-
1
1-
6
2%
12-30
12-
2
$2
12-22
12-12
1-
6
Chicago
Pneumatic
Chicago
Rivet
Tool
$2
1-10
25c
12-29
12-15
25c
12-29
12-15
(quar.)
30c
Machine
&
Co.
—
(extra)—_—
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.
Chile
Copper
Christiana
Chock
(year-end)
Co.
4%%
Corp.
(year-end)
preferred
1-15
12-30
12-31
12-16
40c
12-19
—
12-12
12-
5
3
12-20
10c
12-30
12-15
12-29
12-12
$1.75
1-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
$1
1-
3
$1.18%
pfd.
12-12
50c
—
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 4%
12-28
30c
$1.50
Securities, 7% preferred (quar.)
O'Nuts, new common (initial)
Full
Chrysler
(quar.)_
12-28
20c
1-
3
(increased
12-15
12-15
40c
quar.)
12-29
12-
9
$4
Inquirer
12-20
12-
6
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Common
5%
5%
5%
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.25
;
(quar.)
1st
National
(Ridgewood, N. J.)
Casualty Co.
Citizens
Class
B
Citizens
City
Bank
5-15
City Products
Trust
class A
—
(stock
A
dividend).
&
Trust
1
8-15
1-
3
12-12
$1.70
2-
1
1-16
1-15
1-15
1%%
pfd.
$1.37%
(quar.)
65C
Mahoning
(Pa.)
10c
7 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Clearfield
9-
Co.
semi-annual)__
Y.),
& Refining (stock dividend)______
Clearfield
$1.25
lc
class
(Florida)
Oil
&
(incr.
(N.
City Investing Co., 5Vi%
Clark
2-15
1
Telephone—
(auar.)
Utilities,
Gas
1
6-
$1.13
——
Bell
Quarterly
Citizens
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cincinnati & Suburban
Ry.
Co.
(s-a)
—
3%
$1.50
50c
(quar.)
12-30
Electric Illuminating—
preferred-(quar.)
1-
5
1-
5
12-12
1-
2
12-12
1-
1
12-15
12-31
12-12
12-31
12-20
1-1-61
12-1$
1-
1
12-20
12-20
12-10
$1.12%
1-1-61
Cleveland
4 Vi %
1
12-15
12-
II-25
410c
Products, Ltd.—
12-30
12-30
12-19
50c
430c
—_—
———
1-15
12-15
$1
12-27
12-20
34c
45c
Extra
Cincinnati
1-10
12-15
25c
Trust
(Toronto)
(quar.):
Chateau-Gai Wines Ltd.
(s-a)
Chemical Bank New York Trust (increased)
9 '
$32Vic
____ —
i__
(quar.)
I-20
,10c
'
(increased-quar.)__
Bronze, Ltd./common (quar.)
dividend)
12-15
$1.18%
—
com.
(stock
——
1-
25c
(s-a)
Food
3
-
31V4C
pref. (quar.)—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
America
Chartered
3 V2
12-15
1
75c
:____
.___
62V2C
1
1
1-
25c
6
12-
11-
6%
10-
2
12-15
27 Vac
quar.)
;
1-20
1-
1
5c
10-27
12-23
9
1-
10%
;
^
of
12-
$1.16
pfd. (stock dividend)
Gotham, Inc., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
Co.
9
12-31
$1.16
Credit,
Chadbourn
9
12-9
12-
$1.19
__.
Corp.
12-
12-31
12-31
$1.34%
Chamberlin
412 Vic
preferred
Extra
Pasco
12-31
$1.03
(initial)
Stock dividends
9
$1.37 Va
;_
(quar.)
;
9
12-
Service—
(quar.)_
preferred
5
12-
12-31
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
12-
12-31
33 %c
(quar.)
preferred
12-19
22c
62'/2C
(quar.)_
Bakeries—
preferred (initial).
-►Canadian General Electric Ltd.
'•--•
$2.25
<quar.)__
Century Industries (stock dividend)
Century Investors, Inc.
Century Shares Trust (from investment
Cerro
-'i
1%
Public
income)
12rr 9
share
(quar.)___
preferred
5.44%
2
shares
one
(year-end)
common
preferred
9
2
12-
1
preferred
Safeway,
Common
9
.1-
4.15%
12-
45c
2nd
- $l-7o
Vermont
12-
12-19
12-30
10
at
6%
.
,
Central
12-19
141/
dividend
preferred
12-
5c
Permanent
Canadian
each
held__
6
——
./
Wire
&
for
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5,/2%. preferred (quar.)
12-31
$1.50
(quar.)
Canadian Canners, Ltd., class A (quar.)_—_
Canadian. Celanese, Ltd.—
9
B
shares
or
preferred
1
$1.12Vi
Mortgage (quar.)
Ltd., 4.40% pfd.
(quar.)
Canada Southern.Ry.-(s-a)
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd., 5% pref. (s-a)
12-15
20
6
—
Canadian
12-
$5
1
10c
6
12-10
/
1-
$0.7188
6
,
$2.50
:
series
or
1-
.
12-
1-16
share
one
held
1
,
12-15
12-31/
of
6
3-
75c
(quar.j—
Ltd... class A
Canadian Breweries,
50c
20c
12-
30c
4
Ltd;
$1.30
Foundries,
II-25
2
(Philadelphia)
Corp.—-
3-15
415c
___
,
12-
1-
Bank
,___
Central Securities
12-24
410c
preferred
B
National
Quarterly
Special
7-
quar.)—
12-27 *
12-28
preferred (quar.)
1
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)
12-27
*
—
Ltd.,
Flooring,
Extra
12-10
12-20
common
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 7%
Class
Canada
+55c
(quar.)—-—
1-
Penn
25c
Extra
12-15
—50c
(quar.)—
25c
•*
»l-Z5
Canada
9
$1.50
preferred
7-29
.4
Iron
4%%'
1-
42%c
125c
25c
—
—
(quar.)^^—
Finance
dividend
Canada
Canada
I-21
1-
+^5c
(quar.)—
5%
preferred
(s-a).—
Bessemer Limestone & Cement—
/
12-16
12-16
2-
5/°
dividend—
Telephone
Bendix
12-31
12-31
/
-——----
Intercontinental
Stock
12-15
12-15
——
—.1
12-
4-27
_______
____c
Canada Dry Corp., common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
2
2
1-
(quar.)
1
25c
Canada
1-
Ltd. "(quar.)
1-
(quar.)
—•
12-20
40c
—
9
$1.15
preferred
—____
Associated
12-15
Cement,
9
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)___^—_________
.v_
Extra
7
12-
12-31
preferred
6
./—_____
Taggert
12-
35c
4.60%
62c
^Campbell Red Lake Mines,
Quarterly
3
12-
I-
(quar.)________—__
1
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Savers, Inc.
Co.
3
1-
(quar.)
1-27
:
__i__
Extra
12-20
1-
1
415C
Liquid Gas tquar.)
Trust,(N. J.)
Campbell
common
5
(Freehold)
412 Vic
(quar.) 4—
dividend
12-16
1-
30c
Co.
1-
2'/2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
^11'/50
RR.
Life
12-15
37/2C
7V2C
(quar.)——
common
Lumber,
Quarterly
Beech
12-16
1-
Beaver
Beech-Nut
12-30
12-30
2
-
preferred
4Va%
2
2
Stock
12-31
20c
Trust
412 VaC
Hecla, Inc. common (reduced)__
preferred A (quar.)___________
Cambridge Trust/Co. - (Mass.)
(extra; i_:—
Camden
$1.23
(quar.)
87 VaC
75c
$4.75
12-16
1-
,
dividend
Foods,
12-31
4
Gas
(quar.)
$1,121/2
(increased
1-
—
Beatrice
9
1-
.
:
'5c
(quar.)„_—
30c
—®1(incr. quar.)
12/2c
Baxter
Laboratories, common
6%
preferred (quar.)^—_——
Baystate Corp. (increased)
Beam
(J. B.) Distilling Co. (quar.)
Stock
12-
Indiana
12-16
preferred
25c
preferred
Packing
9
12-31
3.50%
15c
Calumet *6c
1-15
(quar.)__———$1
(quar.)___——
15c
(quar.)
California
,1- 3
4j/2%
4%
California
12-16
12-16
1-2-61
(quar.)—_—
preferred (quar.)
Iron Works Corp.—:—
Bausch & Lomb, Inc., common
12-15
12-
$1
412 Vic
preferred
3
12-23
$1.25
(s-a)
Corp.
preferred
9
1-
12-16
1
4V2%
preferred
12-
$1.16
1-15
445c
(quar.)
$2.50
3
1-
30c
—
(quar.)—__—
5.75%
1-15
4.92%
10c
;
12-31
common
Bath
6
20c
(quar.)
12-26
1-
—
preference
Central
Central Jersey Bank &
Semi-annual
95c
——__
1-20
2%
$$1.75
6%
25c
$1.56(4
—
5
5
$26c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
2-
^
(s-a)
12-
Central
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Butler's Shoe Corp., common
4 V2 %
preferred
(quar.)_
6%
12-15
1-
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-
5%
preferred
12-15
12-15
1
.
Service—
412 VaC
12-
1
1-
♦ 1.12%
(quar.)
Public
1
of
—
12-31
1-
$1.20
preferred
ratio
——
6
preferred
Illinois
10c
C
1-15
——-
4.64%
10c
Calgary Power, Ltd., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
California Electric Power—
25c
(quar.)——:—'—-
(quar.)—
$1.18%
60c
___4^
12-20
12-15
(quar,)_
Optional year-end payment of $1,15
Buttes Gas & Oil, 5% preferred (annual)__:_
Butler Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
;___•
,
1
(quar.)___
4%
12-26
60c
15c
43c
12-12
1-
D
1
17 '/2C
class A
12-26
.
12-12
3
C
Central
in-
(quar.)
12-26
18 held)
3
1-
36c
1-
62yac
1-20
1
1-
$1.18%
(quar.)
Stock
pfd.
(quar.)
Financial
12-
12-12
$1.12 Va
Light—
preferred (quar.)
4'/a %
real-
net
—
T
4
3
preferred
1-
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Burlington Steel, Ltd.
(quar.)
Burnham
Corp., common (quar.)___
6%
preferred
(s-a)
Burrus Mills, Inc., 4Vb%
preferred (quar.)__
I
1-
1-
preferred
5
2%
5%
8
4%
$1.08%
(quar.)___
Illinois
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
9
9
(Elizabeth, N. J.) —
12-15
Central
Common
12-15
1212-
12-15
5
1-
12-21
12-21
1
12-
1
9
$1.25
$1.25
1
12-16
Oil, Ltd., Ordinary -(interim)__!__
Company, Ltd., common (reduced)___
4Va%
Trust
1-
2-
12-
1-
12-
•
8
12-21
1-
12-16
(quar.)—
1-20
$1
27"+55c
—.
1
12-
25C
$1.35
1-20
(stock dividend)
$5.60
$3.80
55c
Barclay's Bank (D. C. O.) (final)——)-/
Basic, Incorporated, common (quar.)———
Bates
20c
—
Corp.
preference
12-30
——
—
—
Oil
'
1
8
12-20
$1.02 Va
4.75%
5
1-
9
12-
$1.02 Vi
4.80%
5
1-
:•
12-15
12-
12-20
(quar.)_
1
—
$1.75
(quar.)___.
Y.)
gain
from
Butterick
common,—/______.—_—
(N.
12-15
for
(quar.)
common
share for each
(1
Inc.,
12-20
yet
_—.—
preference A, B, & C
7%
10c
Nutley New Jersey—
Extra
Barber
not
(quar.)
Scotia
dividend
Shares,
Bankers
have
exchange
,
1-13
12-30
15c
Corp.)———
Hydro-Electric
7%
Bank
who
shares
11-28
11-28
40c
—
stockholders
their
Bangor & Aroostook
12-23
12-23
(quar.)-
& Sons Co—
& Aroostook Corp. (initial)-/——
& Aroostook RR.
(this dividend is
Bangor
«•
9
25c
$1.12%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(Joseph!
Bangor
from
14c
Common
12-19
1212-
1
12-31
25C
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Vibrocrafters
Common
12-30
25c
(accum.)_
Burns
9
:
1
1-
59 %C
i
A
1-
Burmah
12-20
4
—
(quar.)_—_—
Bancohio
12-
11-
1-
1-1
8
B
1-
—
Electric
preferred
12-23
4$1
-
Co.
6
preferred
4$1.12
;__
Burlington Bank & Trust (New Jersey) (s-a)
Burlington Steel, Ltd. (quar.)——___,—
5
35c
$1.50
(quar.)_
Baltimore Brick, 5%
1st pfd.
12-
62Vac
(quar.)
Balcrank, Inc.
Baltimore
12-23
lVa%
—
(B. T..), Inc., 5% conv. pfd. A (quar.)
&
Wilcox
Co.
(increased)
preferred
Gas,
Company
Watch
Burgess
1-
preferred
Ltd.—
Building Products, Ltd.
from
5
4$1.50
(Phila.)
Distillers,
L.)
8
1-16
455=
B
$5 preferred
2
12-
40c
(quar.)
Central Maine Power,
(quar.)
Co.
12-
1
4.10 %
2
12-
412 Vac
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Bruce
and
12-
1-3
12VaC
voting trust
(Ralph)
Brown-Forman
1
1-
4.10%
3
12-20
4$1.18
dividend
preferred
Brodie
1
12-31
443%c
_—___
cents
(12
Stock
and
Common
Central
1
(30c
Canada,
Taunton
1-
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Illinois Electric & Gas—
4.75%
4$1.43%
and
Co.
preferred
Common
4%
income)
Electronics
Bond
5%
1-
425c
(quar.)
com.
dividend
(subject
to
approval
stockholders at the annual meeting)
1
*37VaC
12-15
3
1-13
8
$1.12%
4
36c
preferred
4 Vu %
/
.
12-
dividend
Central
,
:___
Brockway Glass—
;_
!;
(quar.)
:
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund—
(14 6/10th
cents
from
capital
-
12-23
(quar.)
Co.
463c
,
9
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
468c
Ltd.—
7
12-
Gas—;
44c
Trust
Brockton
12-
1-
income)
Street
II-25
.__
preferred
Investing
12-19
12-31
12-13
,Z
12-
12-15
440c
investment
on-
12-15
431%c
;
Street
2
12-
12-30
25c
3
12-31
7
12-21
Hudson Gas & Electric—
4.35%
7
12-
12-14
12-15
Georgia Ry. Co.—
Central Home
12-13
457c
Telephone Co.,
1-
410c
(quar.)___
12-
12-30
/
_____
1-
40c
12-30
12-30
(quar.)
12-22
15c
Central
12-16
33c
_4^_
(quar.)
Industries (quar.)
Brooke
12-27
1
12-16
12-31
25c
Products, Ltd.—/______
vestment
1-15
12-19
12-31
453 Vac
preferred
Broad
Stock
428%c
"Stock
12-15
1.-15
12-27
30c
________
'•
12-15
2
5c
_____
(qunr.)____
1
2
1-
25c
.
____.
(reduced)
1-
,
5
42c
(quar.)
ized
••
5
12-
12$ 5
12-23
12-19
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
12-
425c
Ltd.
Power,
&
12-21
12-30
12-31
Common
12-19
15c
(quar.)
Broad
-
12-15
35c
Extra
12-16
12-28
93%C
preferred
British
12-16
3
1-
425c
:
3
1-
Central of
5%
12-15
5c
Extra
12-15
12-19
:
preferred
6%
12-30
11-25
5
56 V4c
i
4V2%
8
2
12-15
8
10c
1-
3
1
2
12-15
10c
(quar.)
30c
4_
$1.25
25c
(quar.)
Foundry
1-
1^
1-
12-
12$
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Central
2%
(quar.)
Columbia
A
B
12-30
r
com.
preferred
Electric
11-25
3
Z
(quar.)
America,
Common
' '
4$1.50
5%%
1-27
12-
1
25c
$4.50
quar.)
1
Central
5%
Increased quarterly
I
12-12
•
Avalon
■
4
30c
(quar.)
Co.
British
12-10
;
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
Aguirre Sugar
31c
Columbia Forest
British Columbia
Automatic Cante°n Co. of America
Automatic Fire Alarm
(quar.)
Axe
1
Ry.-—
(quar.)
Insurance
5/2%
British
11-26
12-16
1-
of
preferred
2nd
10c
(quar.)
;
Ltd.—(quar.)__^_
_______4_—
Quarterly
418c
___
Company,(quar.)
., 15c
Extra
Z_
.■15c
Atlantic-Realty, $6 preferred' (s-a)— -___////
$3
Atlantic Wholesalers/
Ltd.,^.qlass A (quar.) "' ' 425c
Plastics
1
N
'
5%
12-16
1
*
.
(initial-quar.)
4%%,.preferred (quar.)
5%:preferred (quar.)
12-16
1-
$16Vic
•
'•
(quar.)
Oil,
1
12-29
450c
Electric,
preferred
4.V4%
preferred
4 V2 %
preferred
'*
-
12-16
1-1
4$1.50
_______/
1
7%
Co.,
Corp.
12-15
Atlantic
B
Brass
12-23
1,
9
Products
Corp.
4V2■%
12-
:
Brass
1-14
|20c
9
1
preferred
420c
_
12-
1-
Company
12-24
—
Electric
&
12-24
,
Ceco
468%c
(quar.)
70c
35c
.
Cascades Plywood Corp. (quar.)
Catalin Corp. of America
1
Works
430c
-
\
12-19
12-
Steel
2
1-
30c
9
6
1-
93 %C
(quar.)
4.75%
split to be dis¬
dividend;
Bristol
7
11-25
12-30
2%
(quar.)
9
1-
—
preferred
(quar.)
Brillo Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
8
12-
Mills
dividend)
12-15
2
Corp.—
1-
462 Vic
—__
6-for-l
preferred
12-
Central
5%
8
1-3-61
Carthage
458%c
common
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Bridgeport Gas Co., common (quar.)_i.
5.28% preferred (quar.)
Bright (T. G.) & Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
12-15
12-19
(C.)
4 Vi %
12-19
6
12-16
Celanese
*4—■
Dec.! 12
Gear
Brldg.port
5
1-
2
■
(quar.)
after
on
preferred
Stock
5
12-22
25c
Life
1-
35c
;
North America—
(extra)
& Sons—
J.)
1st
(stock
common
15c
Airways
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power, Ltd.:—
12-15
(Year-end of 35c from net income plus 90c
from net securities profits).
Carter
(J. W.) Company (quar.)
Co.,
20c
Braniff
12-15
12Vic
,___
5% non-cumulative preferred
(s-a)
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line
R.v, (s-a),
Auto
12-15
20c
Investment'Co/ (quar.)
(quar.)
pref.
Foote
3
Extra
Atlas
3
87 Vac
(s-a)
Paper Co.—
(quar.)
25c
__
Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Aurora
1-
Brad
Carriers & General
3
12-15
3
3
12-15
1-
12c
12-
1-
1-
1-15
12-31
10c
12-19
2-
2
75c
12-17
30c
2
12-
75c
3%%
10c
2
12-
2
420c
12-15
2
12-
1-2
1-
12 Vic
3
1-
2
4$2
Carnation
-
75c
1
1-
4$1.25
12-15
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
common
3
___.
______
(quar.)—i
1-
4$1
12-31
40c
—_
pfd.
3
Mersey
tributed
1-11
I-
;
1-
(quar.)
Co.
(E.
9
1-
■
25c
(year-end)
6%
Company,' Ltd.
$1.18
„
Class
12-
1-25
35c
,
(quar.)
of
preferred
5 V2 %
1-
quar.)
*
5V2%
$1.08
_
(quar.)
.,
Water
preferred
New
;___;;
/ $1.40
Club
Brach
6
(quar.)/_
Ltd.
Corp.
Corp.
Bowater
4
1-
12-15
1-
4 '
(quar.)
Bowes
$1.37
the
Brook
5%
t50C
12-29
40C.
(quar.)__
Tobacco Co.,
preferred
Bowater
approval of
Arkansas
Public
Temple, Ltd., common
___•
6%' preferred A ;(quar.:). _____
4Vi% /.preference B (quar.) Ashdown (J. H.)-Hardware Ltd.—
Common
Laughlin,' Inc.
Cascade
Bound
1-31
470c
11-22
12-16
Holders
Payable of Rec.
75c
•
12-16
1-3
$1.06 V*
(quar.),
Corp, 3»/2% pfd. (quar.)
Borman Food Stores (quar.)
—;_
to
(quar.),—_■
Extra/—:
Boise
,
Ash
Atlantic
1
9
•
$1.16 Vi
Co. (quar.)__
Corp. (quar.)_
Hegeman Electric
Industries,
Associates
&
5 V2 %
2
Rubber
B.
Bliss
Bloch Bros.
12-16
2-
1-15
1-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
Canadian Vickers, Ltd—
Canal-Randolph Corp. (increased-quar.)
Cannon Mills, common (quar:)
Class B (quar.) Z
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)
Carnaco
Equipment
(increased)
; •
.(quar.)_
12-
__—z__
Class
4
preferred
12-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
__!—
Corp.
Asbestos
preferred
12-22
;
subject
Extra
Arvin
Decker
5.60%
11-16
Commission—.
ArrowrHart
&
25c
$1.16%
Constable
Arundel
(quar.)
12-14
Co.—
Co.
Armstrong
Mfg. (quar.)__,
I
Valley Gas 6c Electric—
4.25%
Borg-Warner
(quar.)
split
stockholders
Extra
Blackstone
Book-of-the-Month
5C
(quar.)
Arkansas Western Gas
&
Black
5
Film
preferred
410c
•
preferred
5%
12-30
425c
b
11-16
f7y2C
pfd.
(quar.)
9
$5
12-
3%
1-25
1-
When
Share
Husky
Oil, 6%
Canadian Oil Cos., Ltd.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
12-16
1-20
Canadian
12-16
12-30
21c
common
9
J25c
4.65%'
preferred
(quar.)_
Arkansas Power & Light, 4.32%
common
A
12-
1-
12-30
•
12-16
(s-a)
Arkansas-Missouri Power
Service
Semi-annual
53VeC
(s-a)
(quar.)
class
(quar.)__—
12-
________
&
Co.,
Per
Name of Company
12-21
$1.25
Xquar.)
12-
12-19
Nitrate—
preferred
Armour
Hats/Ltd.,
A
12-30
"
(quar.)
Ltd.
Chemical
2-for-l
Class
12-30
"American
Quarterly
4.72%
9
12-19
1
Birmingham National Bank (Derby, Conn.)-—
35c
(quar.)II
Corn.
shares"—^
Anglo-Newfoundland Development, Ltd.—-
5.49%
9
l-
25c
Water
12Vic
_
Electronics
25c
11-30
3
1-16
•
12 "Ac
________
4.65%
1
12-21
4%
,
...
Anken
1-
Saco
Biedermam's Furniture
Biltmore
9
1212-
12-19
3%
Co.
A
1-
7Vic
1
12»
1-10'
$1.50
Anderson-Prichard Oil, 4%% pfd.
(quar,XI
Anglo American Exploration. Ltd. (stk.
div.)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Common
(quar,)
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
Class
1- 3
.
of Rec.
(quar.)
25c
&
12-28
Amphenol-Borg
Anaconda
12-
Holders
Payable
Special
Blddeford
12-9
T2VaC
(quarX_J/
Smelting
3
2
82Vic
'
i_
&
1-
15c
■
preferred.
dividend
Ampco Metal Inc.
11-15
1-
43%c
,
(quar. )____„_
(reduced!
dividend-:
12-10
50c
Telegraph Co. (quar.)5%
2
When
Share
of Company
Manufacturing Co.
Bickford's, Inc. (quar.)
12-10
1-
40c
(s-a)__
Title Insurance (Miami)
(quar.)_
Tobacco Co., 6% pfd.
(quar.)
Vitrified Products, <com.
American
American
Stock
„
Y.)
2
12-31
2%
.___
American Telephone &
American Thread Co.,
1-
12 Vic
Co.
Co.
____
American
Per
Name
Bibb
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Refining, common (quar.)
Stores
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
(Indianapolis)
(quar.)
American. Sterilizer
When
Share
American States Insurance Co.
Class A (quar.)
Cleveland &
12-
5
Pittsburgh RR.—
4%
special
guaranteed
7%
regular
guaranteed
Cleveland
:—
Trencher
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)__
50c
—
—--
87 Vac
15c
3-
1
3-
1
2-10
12-30
12-15
2-10
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2516)
Cleveland Trust
lor
each
(stock dividend)
nine
shares
18)
12-28
12-16
30c
12-31
12-
40c
12-19
11-22
40c
12-19
11-22
(year-end).
$1.25
12-23
12-
7%
preferred (quar.)
—
.
preferred (quar.)
1
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (extra) _—
$3.50
preferred
(quar.) —_—
—.
$1.75
1-
3
12-20
4%
$1
1-
3
12-20
David & Frere,
20c
12-30
12-19
Davidson-Boutell Co.—
87 %C
12-31
12-12
preferred (quar.)
—
Day Mines, Inc.
Dayton Malleable Iron—
5% preferred (quar.)
—
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8% pfd. (quar.)__
Clevite
Clinton
Trust
Telephone,.
—
(quar.)—!
(Mass.)
'
Extra
Cluett
30c
Corp. (quar.)
Forge-Wayne
Clifton
—
___
Peabody
Co.,
&
common
Dana
Finance
Colonial
Sand
(quar.)
6%
&
(increased)
Stone
dividend
Stock
3
12-
9
12-20
12-
1
7%c
12-22
12-
1
5%
12-22
12-
1
1-
9c
—
—
______—
——-
Products
Monthly
2-
8c
.
12-17
2
preferred
1
1-17
5%%
preferred B
Colorado
Interstate
preferred (quar.)—________________
preferred
(quar.)—
Broadcasting System—
Stock
dividend
Z
5.35%
12-31
12-
12-31
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-
$1.25
5%
3%
__
Ohio
Southern
1
Electric
12-15
11-25
Stock
——
12-19
12-31
12-30
Delta
12-15
Denver
3
12-15
Denver. & Rio Grande Western RR.
12-
1
Detrex Chemical Industries
12-31
70c
15c
12-30
12-
2
Detroit
Bank
12-30
12-
2
Detroit
&
Detroit
_——
Detroit
12-
Connecticut Bank & Trust
Connecticut. General
dividend
Stock
Insurance
(Subject
in
stockholders
1-3
11-21
1-
3
12-
1-
3
12-13
Devoe
60c
1-
3
12-16
Diamond
(quar.)
(quar.)
10c
Corp.,
12*
1
1
Diana
(quar.)
preferred
,1-2
12-20
$2.50 non-cum. preference
Consolidated Dry Goods
(quar.)_
Consolidated
Edison Co.
preferred
Consolidated
(N.
8
12-21
12-
8
1-1
12-
8
Di
$$1
„
;
75c
_
12-30
11-30
3
12-27
1-
1-
6
$1.25
(quar.)
2-
1
25c
1-
5
12-15
30c
Industries
(quar.).
1-
1
12-12
12-27
investment
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
1-16
1-16
12-16
t40c
1-13
12-
2
1-13
12-
2
1-
12-16
J40c
(quar.)___
.
$40e
Consolidated
Consolidated
Products
(quar.)™
West Petroleums,
Gas Co.,
Consumers
5%%
Rock
*5c
Ltd.__—.—
4
1-21
I-
1-
3
7%
1-
3
12-15
W.37 %
1-3
12-15
Common
preferred
Stock dividend
preferred
preferred
$4.52
$5.50
Can
Dominion
Dominion
Tar &
2
$1.13
1-3-61
12-
2
12-22
12-
9
.
___
$1.37%
1-1
12-
93 %c
1-1
12-15
12 %e
1-
3
1-
3
i%%
9
-
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Continental Gin,
Cornet
____—
Stores
-
1%
—
4%%
preferred
Corning Glass Works,
12-16
12-31
12-
Dravo
7
(quar J
12-
12-15
12-30
Extra
_Z
_:
12-27
12-12
(quar.)__
—.
County Trust (Md.) .(s-a)
—
receipts
(final)
12-19
1-
3
1-16
1-
1
12-20
1-
3
11-15
1-
5
12-18
12-31
11-15
12-31
11-15
Duro-Test
-
12-20.
11-
3
'12-23
1-1-61
Class
B
(quar.)
"
Corp.,
preferred
12-29
12-19
J 10c
convertible
Crocker-Anglo
,
Nat'l
Bank
Increased quarterly
Crompton Si Knowles Corp.
12-31
Corp.,
2
(quar.)
(San Francisco)
3i%c
12-30
12-15
;
-"A.""*""*"
pfd. (quar.)
Eastern
Crown Trust Co.
(quar.)
Crucible
(quar.)
Co.
of
America, com.
A
Common
25C
12-30
12-19
$1
50c
12-15
3-15
80c
1-
3
12-20
1-
2
12-20
*25c
1-
2
12-12
1-
3
12-9
II-16
.
.2-16
20c
12-30
;
$1
.
Eastman
(quar.)
1-
2
10c
&
Howard
Stock
from investment
12-12
4-
1
3-10
Echlin
1-15
1-
Economic
3-31
3-16
7-
3
6-15
$2
non-cum.
common
class _A
15c
(quar.)
20c
$1.12%
1-
3
9-15
12-
Edison
12-15
11-25
Eld on
3
12-15
El
75c
1- 1
12-
1-
12- 2
1
.
2
25c
12-30
12-
2
to*
12*30
11-
1
Bros.
Edwards
9
1-
12-15
4-1
3-17
1-
25c;
4-
4
1-
3
1-
3
12-
2
15c from
12-23
12-
2
25c
12-23
12-
2
25c
1-16
12-29
$30c
—
(quar.)
12-30
12-16
12-30
12-10
7Vic
$37Vic
.
*,
4.12%, preferred (quar.)
4.50%; preferred (quar.) :
4.72% preferred (quar.)
5.40% preferred (quar.)
5.36% preferred (quar.)
Stores
,
&
—
'
1-24
■
Moore
Stock
12-1
3
'A
.
,
-
< ,50c
(quar.)
3
l~.l-
.2
pfd. (quar.)
.-'12-16
•„
-
\
,'
$1,25
'12- 5
.
*
1.-1
1-
1
12-15
,12*15- "
12-19
1-10
12-20
13%c
12-21
$30c
l-.l
12- 1
12- 8
6%
-
.
12*24
12%c
(quai.)^._____
-
-
12- 8
1- 3 /
,1-
.
40c
$1.25
1-1
12-30
5C
dividend———
Preferred
1-3
1-
-
-
.12-15
2-1
57%«
:
(Calif.)
,-r
,
50c
__i__
12-21
.
3
.-1*
75c
;
,2%
(s-a)__?
,
12-30.,
12-20
12-16
12-16
12-31
$3
1-2
plus He from capital gains)
Corp, (quarj__^
:_____
14c
12-26
12-20
Florida Public
Utilities
(quar.)
18c
Corp. (stock dividend)
Florida TeleDhone, class A (quar.)^
Flying Tiger Line, Inc.. 5% pfd. A fs-a)—
Food Fair Properties, 6% pfd. (initial)—
5%
1-20
12-23
25c
12-20
25c
1-15
$1.50
12-30
25c
1- 3
12-10
11-30
12-20
12-15
12-15
Florida
Growth
Florida
Food
Fund
convertible
preferred
(3c
from
Co.,
net
common
preferred
invest¬
22c
(quar.)
"
Fair
Stores,
Inc.,
(quar.)
common
1- 3
12- 9
12-10
12-15
12-30
12-15
$4.20 preferred
Food Machinery & Chemical
Corp.—
Common (quar.)
1- 1
1-3-61
12-19
12-16
11-30
12- 5
12-20
12-20
12-20
6
1
1-1
Foremost Dairies-
12-30
1-
1-
.
28c
(quar.)—
Steel
6V4c
15c
12-12
$1,03
$1.12.%
$1.18
$1.35
/
$1.34
1- 1
1* 1
.1-1
1- 1
1-1
U-28
,
11-28
11-28
11-28
' 11-28
__
$1.05
Common
ing
4%%
Fort
$3 class A
(stock dividend of
fund
preferred
shares
preferred
Worth
1-3
35c
—
common
—__
A.1
;
.
12*23*:
75c
(stock, dividend)—
.
^
•
2-15
/;
( quar. )
q'yarterly__
12-31
12-30
$1,06y4'
—
:
,
12-16
'*■.
(quar.)__
15c
;
.
;
.
20c
City Bank of N. Y.
Forbes & Wallace,
(quar.)
■
.
:
5%
—
;
Electric—
12-15
12-31 \
:
Inc.
43/4%
8tores, Inc.—
Industries
Paso
12- \
.12*18
1- 1
.:
First Trenton National Bank finer, quar. )__
$1.12
15c from
(quar.)
Engineering (initial)
divl-
each eight held, *
approval at the
stockholders'
ment income
preferred
.
Florida Power
'
Fund-
Ltd.
12-20
^12- 5
3 .!
1-
40c
Fittings, Ltd.. class A (s*a)________
Fleming Company, 5%- preferred (quar.)
-;
Flexible Tubing Corp.; common (quar.)____
12- 2
90c
(stock
Fitchburg Paper, class A
12- 2
25c
share. for
one
Fisher Bros. Co., $5 preferred
12-15
3
1-31
<
1-10::
12-27
:
*/ 75c
...
(quar.) ______
Quarterly
Fischback
3-17
1
1-
1-
2-15
.,
50c
(quar.)______
Oregon
Fischer & Portef Co., 5%
12-15
1
of
First Western Bank & Trust
"12-7
1
50c
—
dividend
4%%
12-
15c
(quar.)™
Stock
5
"12-21
*,,
_
12-15
1-
.
First'Virginia Corp.—"?.v.
Class A, and class B (increased)—A '7c
8
22 %c
(lncr.-quar.)
Extra
$1.75
9-29
12-
1
12-30
7%c
.___
Trust,
$1.75
12-20
1-
of
subject, to
Increased
12- 8
12-28
50c
Investment
(quar.)
40c
40c
*12- 9
-12-21
"
_
First,Pehnsylvajnia Banking & Tfust—,
12-20
Fund—
preferred
Wright Corp.,
.
First /National
12-31
2
;
12-30
12-28
10c
(s-a)
12-15
12-31
75c
(Dallas)
Bank
First-National
12-20
25c
income plus
7%
$1.75
1-17
1-2
1-
89c •
20c
(Poughkeepsie, N. Y.)—
Quarterly
-____
First National Bank. (Toms River, N. J.)^-
/
1- 5
$2
gains
Mfg. Co. (quar.)—_—____
2
12- 5
1-20
-12-30
,
First National Bank
9
12-15
10c
capital
1-
12-27
;
26c
Economy Baler
Curtiss
12-
1-13
.
:
;
.
January. 24 meeting)—-—
.
$l.l?,/a
Z
Eddy Match, Ltd. (quar.)
Edgecomb Steel (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-30
'12-31
.
,
A
investment income plus
12-19
Publishing Co., .$4
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
11-21
$25c
capital gains
12-19
Curtis
11-21
1-16
12- 1
80c V
National
dend
12-15
1-16.
'
3
;
First
-
12-30
$1.50
$25c
v——
Balanced
3
,
12-
5C
(quar.)—
1-
._
1
(duar.)„^__
common
1-
(quar.)
1-
11-30
12-24
,
.
—
Quarterly
3%
preferred, (quar.)'
& Howard
lie from
12-12
4
Co.;
10c
preferred
52 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)—
$1.75
Extra
12-
"
-
12-30
(quar;).■.■:37'%c "12-22
First
^National Bank (Jersey City, N, J.)—
.A;-
12-
1
—
(quar.)
4%%
1
1-
7%c
preferred
preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Curlee Clothing, common
^
1-
Street Ry.—
7%
7%
.r:
Bank
12- 5
10c
(Allentown, Pa.)
Bank;. fBoston)
National
First
12-
51 %c
"51%c
;
-
12-12
.
12*22
55c
-
(quar.)______:
First National Bank of Chicago
12-
■
1
National Bank
First. National
12- 5
1
1-
31 i/4c
Extra
$3.60
Eaton
12-16
5%
common
First
■
17Vac
common
(quar.)
Kodak
$5c
,
Sugar,
1-
•
12-30
,
\
Extra on A and B____—.____
12-. 5
,1-1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
25C
Stock dividend
46 %C
.
(accum.
A
Racing. Assn.,
$2.50
(quar.)
52MiC
.
u
-
1- 7
1-28
13c
________________
Class A and class B
H-25
*
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-15
12- 5
74c
.___
1-10
3
1-1
291/2C
(quar.)
Eastern Stainless Steel
12*16
12-30
1st pref.
6%
Eastern
Eaton
International, Ltd. (quar.)
Cuban-American
12-16
25c
Participating
Class
12-29
$1.31%
5%% preferred (quar.)
Crown Cork International Corp.—
Class A (quar.)
Crush
12-16
45c
(quar.)
Crown Zellerbach of Canada, class A
Crown Zellerbach Corp. (quar.)
Steel
12-25
J 25c
(quar.)___
1-
...
v-
25c
.
(quar.)________„___
Corp.
First Investors Corp.—*
1-10
1-25
:
3.7%c
quar.)
Firstamerica Corp.
12-21
1-25
12-31
Fidelity Fund
12-9
3
12-1
1-13
27%c--
,
(quar.)
(reduced
12-15
$1.75
y
Y.)
(N.
Products
12-16
3
3
-
12-23 ■'
-T '>•
Inc.—."
12-30
11-
2-17
:
$1.25
1*13
$1.25 v 1-13
$1.37%.1.-13
:
5%
1-12
.
v lc
l2-19
.
rl-
8
'
15c
—_
12-16
8
'50c
Massachusetts
1-15
12-29
'
3-1
'
- >
,
12-30
1212-
1-
87 Vi c-
—
/. Common
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.) _____!
Eastern Lime Corp._______
35c
50c
.
(Toronto)
Centers
Trust
&
Paper
;
5%
(quar.)__
common
(initial)—____—_____—_
Bank
-
/25c
;•*
Fidelity Capital Fund, Inc.—
Capital gains dividend———
(year-end)
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
(quar.)
Fiduciary Mutual Investing—* r - u--■
(12c
from
investment income
plus 77c
from capital gains)—
Zi
3
12-20
$1.12.1/2
——
25c
(quar.)
Petroleum
Insurance
12-16
1-14
35c
39c
40c.
j,
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
12-20
$2 preferred (quar.)
Life
Fibreboard
common—
Pennsylvaniai RR; fs-a)
Eastern Canada Savings & Loan Co.
Special.——
:
12-15
12%c
1-
East
12-20
12-30
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc., $2
Crown
Federation
12-14
pref. ..(s-a)—
conv
5c
Crown Central
12-12
12-31
?
.
_
v
•
Department Stores,
common
1
12»/aC
—
Eagle Food
12-16
25c
,
New
.
12-16
1-2
$1
12- 9
1-3
12-23
(quar.)
common
Federated
"
12-16
12%c
(quar,)-
Petroleum
Crescent
5%
A
1
3
;
Duval. Sulphur & Potash, (quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of America—
12-16
12-23
^
12-16
$2.50
40c
class
3
12-15
1-
Power
dividend
;
:—_________
First Geneva
10c
i
preferred A (quar,)___^
preferred B (qUar.)__
prior preferred (quar,)______
Fedders
Corp
(stock dividend)
Federated Corp. (DeL)
(monthly)
1-
_—_—
.
—
J.)—
5V2%
$37%C
25c-
25c
40c
„
1-
12-
•
12-31
1,
12-20
10c
:_
(quar.)
1
1
1-3
a
$15c
—___
J
(reduced)——
5%
1-11
2Y-
$10c
$25c
10c
11-21
<
(quar.)
(Newark, N.
12-13
12-15
<
>
—
Frocks
11-25
12-15
,$3 ■, 12-31 tfl2-l»
,$3-; 4-1-61.: ? '3-15.
2c
12-21
'12- 5
10c
-12-30
12- d
.
5%
12-16
50C
12-15
Insurance
Federal Services Finance,
12-16
—
1-1
12-12
25c
7%c
1-20
12-16
12-16
11-25
,
1- 2
12-27
1-25
40c
*
(quar;)
-
12-22
(increased-quar.)
12-29
3
N. Y.)
I Federal Pacific Electric Co.—
9
12-30
.
12-21
1-
15c
___
(quar.)
Cream of Wheat Corp.
Credit Finance,
12-
12-30
—
15c
87%c
-
Quarterly
12-29
2
$40c
$3.50
Duke
"
15c
Craig Systems, Inc
Crain (R. L.), Ltd.
v
$15c
25c
12-12
41/6%
5%
preferred (s-a)
Insurance (Boston) (quar.)
Life
2
$$1,121/2
—
$4.50
12-12
1-3
Stock
Cowles Chemical (quar.)
Craftsman
1-
1-16
(quar.)
$8c
12-27
.
Cradock-Terry Shoe,
12-20
1-
^
Duffy-Mott, Inc. (quar.)——
Pont (E. I.)
de Nemours Si Co.—
..
Federal Insurance Co.
——
50c
_
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
American deposit
1-3-61
Life
Traders
&
(Syracuse,
Quarterly
12-14
12-15
.,
.
12-28
40c
1- 3
$1.1- 3
,-r •' ,; • :
30c
1- 1
Stock dividend-.
I—
25c
preferred series 1947 (quar.)
.
3%% preferred series 1945 (quar.)_„__
Coro, Inc.
(quar.)
1
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A (quar.)___
Corroon & Reynolds Corp:, common (quar.)_
$1 preferred A (quar.),____
:
Cory Corp. (resumed)
_______
Petroleum
Farmers
'
12-22
$35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Co., 7% preferred (quar.)_
Duquesne Light, common (quar,)
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
:____
3.75% preferred (quar.)—————4%
preferred (quar.)———■——---—
: 4.10% ^preferred
(quar.)___^
14.15% preferred (quarJ
:
4,20% preferred (quar.)
Duraloy Company
50c
87 %C
.
3%%
Cosden
12-14
712-22
1-16
50c
.
Faraday
du
37%c
(quar.)
1
;
.
12-20
11-30
12-15
2- ,1
'
12-31
40c
—
Family Finance Corp. (quar,)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)—_____
Uranium Mines Ltd (initial)
12-21
Fashion
$15c
12- 6
'•
- ^
(quar.)
Federal Bake Shops
.
i2- 6
12-30
12-30
12-31
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp.—
preferred
12-30
:
12- 5
12-16
12-16
4%
—
.pfd.. (quar.)..
conv.
common
12*29
7%c
1-
2-1
;
(quar.)_
12-16
7
$1.13
Co.,
1-30
—
4% preferred (quar.
Exploration Co. (s-a)__
&
Foods
Brewing
11-30
U7%C
(quar.)
(quar4——
Chemical
6%
1-16
Corp.,
DuBois
r
(quar.)_—.—
Company,
conv.
4
1-
17 %C
_
10c
■
6%
8
12-30
15c
25C
ny4e
(quar:).
________
common
12-31
& Co., class A
preferred
Falstaff
12- 8
;
12-20
'
5%
10c
20c
—
_—
tl7%c
—_
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co.
5c
.
10c
(stock dividend)
dividend
Fairmont
-
(quar.)
Drilling
10c
_________
(initial").
Chemical
Dow
Draper Corp.
10c
25c
-
Whitney Corp.—
$1.60 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp
<
.
com.
pfd.
Corp.
(Max)
Fairbanks
t25c
common
Ltd., 6%.
1-13
12-15
2-28
12- 1
12-12
12- 5
Fairbanks
12-
12-16
Continental Copper A Steel Industries—
Common
Industries,
Dow Brewery<r Ltd.
—
Stock
11-21
1-13
39c
——_—
(quar.)
Donohue Bros., Ltd. (extra)
3-1
12-31
'3-10
12-22
1-2
12-20
(initial quar.)
new common
t55c
preferred
Dover
(quar.)™
pfd.
3% %
Continental Connector; class A
Stock dividend
1
$1
5%
$30c
87V2C
5%
37J/aC
/
__:V *■;'■!
12-19
1-13
25c
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Chemical,
—
12-16
12-15
°
Pittsburgh RR., guaranteed (quar.)__
Factor
12-16
—__
Coal
Steel &
2
12-
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Co.,
7
12-
1-3-61
55c
(quar.)
preferred
12-
1-3-61
1%
_______
(quar.)
_________
Continental Baking Co.
(Del.)—
Common
(quar.)
Continental
12-31
$1.04
$L12%
Z__—
"commonI__
on
$4.16 -preferred^ (quar.)
5-20
12-15
2-21
12- 2
(s-a)_
A
Fabrex
11-28
Consumers Power Co.—
,$4.50
6-10
1- 2
3-10
12-29
—
—
12-12
<
"
(quar.)__
Investments,
common
dividend
Fablen Textile Printing
$40c
:4%%
12-15
20c
25c
25c
5c
*
—
——
—
Extra
1
1- 3
_______—_
:
Dominion-Scottish
1-16
■
Extra
20%
Ltd..
(<iuar.)
5%
$1.62
25c
—
Exolon Company,
1-1
30c...
(quar.)—
Corset,
1-3-61
12-31
12-30
1-16
12-20
,12-14
—:—15c
—
45c
.(quar.)——_——-
Mfg.
Eurofund, Inc. (stock dividend)
:
Ex-Cell-O Corp. (quar.)—
—Excelsior Insurance
(N.- Y.)
(q.uar,)_______
„
(quar.)
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
12-15
$$1.37%
Z_
1-16
*
:
11-3®
12-14
12-15
11-25
.
Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—
Erie &
11-21
12-19
OA
..
>
•
Co.—
RR.
dividend
Class
20%
Inc.—r
com.
de¬
to about •
12-12
,»
^2-30
12-29
12-31
1-11
expenses,
(s-a)
Electric
Stock
Erie
4%
(quar.)____i____———__
Ltd.,
Glass,
preferred
Dominion
5
ilOc
(quar.)
common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B ,(quar.)
"5%%
20c
:.
Dome Mines, Ltd.
———
(final)——
and
Quarterly
Equity Corp.,
$1.50
—
12-29
3%
30c
25c
5%
'
^2-15
1-6
12-31.
.
Dominion
5%
(quar.)__
Empire State Oil (s-a)
Emporium Capwell Co. (quar.)
17%c
Dodge Mfg. Corp., $1.50 preferred (quar.)—
Doeskin Products, Inc., 70c pfd. (quar.):
12-16
HOC
Consolidated Paper, Ltd.
12-15
,
—___
(quar.)
1C
12-29
12-29
,»
—
fees
A"5
1oilo
J5c
2%
—
Air
Stock
1-6
12- 1
$4c
(s-a)—
1^-4,•»
e
—
Freight (quar.) —
Emhart Mfg. (increased-quar )
2-1
12-20
12-19
15c
25C
(Canada )-
J2-12
dividend will amount
Preferred
2-1
5%
—
-
(quar.)—
capital gains.)
(Joseph) Crucible
Dixon
20C
income)
J2-23
Ltd.
of
Williamsport
&
Emerson
12-12
12-
Corp.
deduction
Emery
12- 7
12-23
-
(From
.
12-27
12-13
Consolidated Investment Trust—
(From
—
Diversified Investment Fund,
-
10c
(stock dividend)
Automation,
Elmira
1-20
12-21
12-12
12-12
12-31
12- 7
12-22
40c
37V2C
25c
15c
-
Ltd. .(s-a)
Distillers, Ltd.—
Amef. dep: rets (stock dividend)
Ordinary, (stock dividend)
Diversey Corp. (quar.)
Y.)*—
25c
——
—
$0,017 per snare
9
9
3%
_______
(quar.)
1st preferred
Coal
Horn
After
9
9
9
9
70c
(quar.)
—
Giorgio Fruit Corp., .$3. preferred
Quality Supermarkets—
7%
Elk
Elliott
y
;
dividend)——__
(quar.)
Mines,
(Calif.) (quar.)—
Abrasives Corp.—
Water Consolidated
Elizabethtown
12- 9
1-30
1-16
12-27
12-19
1-16
12-22 '
-
50c
(quar.)__—,
Dilbert's
:
(quar.)
Electronics
Consolidated Foods Corp.
Inc.
r
—
Inc. (quar.)______
Stock diyidend
j
12-
$1.25
(s-a)
income)
(stock
Co.
25c
55c
15c
30c
10c
I2c
Diebold,
1
Consolidated Diversified Standard Securities,
Ltd.,
.
(quar.)
Extra
3-20
4-
Dickenson
12-21
30c
.
Stores
12-20
10c
(lncr.)
common
Raynolds,
Alkali
$1.50 preferred
25c
Cigar
Tunnel
investment
net
&
1-2
_
10c
1-
■__.—.
1-
30c
_.—
preferred
(From
3-15
3-31
100%
——
Light & Power (quar.)
Connohio, Inc.* common
40 cents preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated
Trust
Diamond National Corp., common
Connecticut
cents
9
of
approval
to
March)
11-21
$1.37%
—
(quar.).
Life
1-3
50c
IquarJ
pfd.
5%%
12-24
20c
Commonwealth Water,
(quar.).
&
Canada
(increased-quar.)
& Mfg.. (quar.)—
Detroit International Bridge (quar.)
Detroiter Mobile Homes (Initial quar.)
;
de Vegh Investing (from net investment inc.)
de Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc.—
8
9c
25c
—
Trust
.
Gasket
12-31
1-10
(Del.)—
income
(Pittsburgh)
From, investment
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(increased)-
Edison
Worth)
(Ft.
(quar.)
Trucking
Chicago
12-28
1-2-81
,
nJS
Associates—
Research
Class A common
positary
Co
3
______——
Commonwealth Investment Co.
Commonwealth
Electric
1-
25c
$5
,25c
15c
55c
12-15
12- 2
12-16
12-20
2%
(quar.)
dividend
Commercial Standard Insurance
$5
12-29
12-23
2%%
Commercial Solvents
40
25c
—.—
l- 2
1- 2
Electronic
:
_
i-3
(stock dividend)———
Inc.
Electro-Voice,
■
S
dividend—.——
Stock
12-19
12-15
12- 2
12- 1
12-12
12-12
12- 9
12-15
12-10
dividend
1-
(quar.)—.____—_
12-29
1-4
12-19
1- 3
12-20
—
40c
dividend--
Commercial Credit Co.
Stock
'
9c
.—_
1-10
1-15
45c
(quar.)
Drug Co. (quar.)
Commercial Bonk of North America (extra )_
1-3-61
25c
Foods
4%
12-19
$1.33%
,
&
(quar.)
Delaware Railroad
Columbia
Columbus
—-
(quar.)—
Turbine Co.
Company
(reduced)—
(s-a)_
Delaware Power & Light Co.-—
2
683/4c
(quar.).
common
Commerce
.
12-19
•■
Quarterly
12-31
12-31
——•
Nut Mfg.—
&
Stock
2
31%C
(quar.)
Gas,
:
1-3-61
—-r
—
_
Refractories &
Electro
11-29
12-15
12- 9
12Va%
-—
(Seattle)—
Consolidated
Products Corp.
Electrical
Extra
Delaware & Hudson Co.
12-
12-31
62%c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)—
Laval Steam
Deltown
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—•
5%
1- 1
121212121212-
De
1-
12-20
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
Decker
12-19
8c
30c
$1.25
$1
"Adrs"
——
12-15
11-30
12-30
(final)
Ltd.
Industries,
Products
11 28
30c
-
*
$1
92Vic
$1.07
$1.14
$1.05
$1.25
12-19
3
Deere
___
Electrical
preferred (quar.)—._—
3.70%
preferred (quar.) _——_____
4.28% preferred (quar.)
—
4.56% preferred (quar.).
________
4.20% preferred (quar.):
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
3
1-
Central Power Co.—
Monthly
1- 1
&
12-15
12-2J
12-23
12 20
Bond" &" Share'(quar.)
Musical
11-30
i-ib
1-17
3%
Co.
»n
12-20
32%c
25c
(guar.)--,
Auto-Lite
Equal to about 9Vac on
_—
1-
10
Electric
30c
5c
20c
50c
15c
2%
35c
$1
Decca Records
5c
(quar.)___—
Extra
1-3
12-31
$1.50
(quar.)—_—_
Ltd., class A
1- 6
Payable of Rec.
%
quar.)
of America (quar.)__
(initial
common
E'eetrio
12- 9
12-16
conv.
10c
Color-Crait
Colorado
$1.25
25c
$75c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
Stores,
New
Elastic Stop Nut Corp.
Stock
dividend
Pa.)—
(s-a)
Davega
1-1
1-16
12-20
12%c
(Harrisburg,
Deposit Trust
Dauphin
9
El Paso Natural Gas—
12- 2
12- 5
12-16
12-16
1- 5
12-9
Electric
(quar.)
Darling
30c
income
investment
From
preferred (quar.)__
Corporation, 3%% preferred A
(L. A.) Company (quar.)—
5%
9
Colonial Energy Shares—
Colonial
.
12-20
12-23
12-31
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
20c
8c
20c
25c
93%c
D W G Cigar C6rp. (quar.),—.____——
Daitch.Crystal Dairies (quar.)—
—
Dan River Mills Inc., common
(quar.)
(one share
held, subject to ap¬
proval of stockholders Jan.
Share
Name of Company
19, 1960
Monday, December
.
Holders
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Holders
When
Per
Name of
.
.
12-28
12- 1
3
12-23
1-1
12-15
1
12-15
(quar.)__
one
share
75c
4%% sink-
for
each
200
held)-
/
(quar.)____-
National
Bank
•
.
1-
56%C
(qua*/)—'
"
25c
Continued
1*
12*31'
on
12*20
page
48
Volume
192
Number 6013
The
...
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Stock Record from the New York
Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
40
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Sep
1
89% Feb
V 4724 May
9
108% Oct
Lowest
20
84% Apr
134
18% Mar 26
Mar
50
8
Oct
.43
Aug 17
7
114% Jun
10
8
42 % Jun
4
35% Oct
25
23% Jan
2
12
Jun
23
2
34% July 15
30 % Mar
9
16
Dec
6
Sep
23
29
Jan
15
Dec
5
ACF-Wrigley
32% Jan
6
Acme
Sep 21
23% Jan
2
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
17% Dec
.3
22 % Nov
23% May 31
16% Apr 14
71
9
28% Dec
10%. Nov
17
9% Jan 28
32% Jan 28
33
89
Oct
31
28
2024 Feb
29
85
18
38% Feb
15 '
79
8
30
11% Oct
18
18
13% Jan
27
Apr
8
28% Aug 25
90'A Jan
25
46
17% Dec
4
%
100
59
8
12% Dec
9
17% Jan
64% Apr
21
43% Aug 16
58% Feb
44% Feb
24
32
39 % Jan
14% Feb
4
6% Oct
24
11% Jan
61% Jun
11
41% Sep
26
58% Jan
Allied Stores
26% Feb
83% Mar 17
75
Jan
17
38% Sep
1
22
Jan
Oct
29
95
8
127% Sep
39% Feb
1
12% Sep
25
27
1
104
May
51
44% Sep 22
09% Nov 25
27% Dec 22
,
47
35% Jun
5
30
55
20% Jan
9
18
Bank
6%
4
American fiosch
35% Oct
51% Jan
7
American
16
Nov
11
8
13% Sep
43% Jan
1
American Cable &
4
American
38% Aug 23
51% Jan 13
American
Chain
71% Dec
16
American
11
Amer
55% Apr
25% Sep
24
44
13
17
100
28
16
.,
40
July 27
9
45'
Feb
Mar 13
193
25
15% Dec
23
17% Dec
3
18% July
20% Jan
5
30
02% Sep 29
9
,
38% Jan
Co
94
Jan
4
49% Jan
4
4
Dec
18
41% Sep
9
41
133
Dec
30
Dec
29
117% Oct
5
64
Dec"22
103
Sep
105
American
4%%
92% Aug 15
28% Jan 26
129%
American
Natural
American
News
Potash &
American
Rad
28% Oct
17
1
3
145% Aug 24
35% Aug
16
7%
&
preferred
9
8
126
21
34
Aug
4
Jan
4
7%
American
6%
Amer
Snuff
Steel
com
34%
35%
35
35%
61
25
22
109
35%
•35
•60
*100
35%
61
21%
-
61
*60
35%
36
25
21%
36%
36%
35%
35%
*60
6,500
1,000
61
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
38%
39
4,900
87,300
>
109
38%
15%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
40
43
43%
44
44%
15,500
3,600
64% Dec
130% Aug 31
6%
21
2
45
Jan
7
73% Jun
17
42%
42'/a
35%
42%
41%
42%
•42%
42%
42%
43
66
66'A
66%
1,300
66%
66%
69%
09%
70%
70%
18%
18%
18%
19
71%
18%
3,300
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
8,600
"39%
•38%
39%
„.
..
39
.
39
84% : 84%
42%
28%
56%
57%
20%
-
43%
28%
.
*42
20%.
33
33
-
xl8%
18%
8%
8
'
.
'>
x39%
39%
*38%
x84%
r
84%
42%
43%
43
29%
29%
28%
57%
57%
20%
20%
33%
19%
18%
8%
8%
*32
187/e'
8%
84%
5%95>
84
42%
44%
28%
27%
28%
27%
27%
57%
56%
57%
57%
58
19%
20%
19%
19%
20
20%
32%
32%
32%
32%
31
31
19
18%
18%
18%
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5,100
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59
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400
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43 %
42%
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61,200
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19%
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28%
28
28
26%
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62%
122
25
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29
25
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series
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&
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63
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121%
122
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26%
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63%
63%
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121
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3,500
300
283/4
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29
26%
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6,500
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65%
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233/4
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23%
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23%
100,000
41%
41%
41%
41%
44%
43%
44%
38,700
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34,200
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35%
36%
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36
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1,990
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37%
37%
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37
37%
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36%
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24%
41
41%
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50
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14%
62%
122
64%
64%
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433/4
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34%
34%
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15%
63%
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23
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13
193/4
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183
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11
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93% Oct
60%
85 %
25%
4,400
17%
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44 %
182%
62%
87%
93
12,800
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61
353/4
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23 %
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46% Dec
104
23%
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8%
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15%
68% Jan
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24
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300
84
43%
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31
44% July
104
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42%
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AMP Inc endorsed shares
Anchor
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39%
84
.
19%
42% Oct
54% Jan
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♦39
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57%
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15%
74% Mar 17
3
32%
35%
14%
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp
12
32%
35%
18%
17
Feb 17
33%
35'/a
14%
55% Jun
Jan
32%
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17
36
34%
35%
18%
33% Feb
85
33
36%
14%
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5
34%
35%
15
Dec
31% Oct
33%
25
_
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6%
Ampex
10,600
101,700
3,100
33%
36%
14%
46%
1
8%
18%
63
42% Mar
18,300
20
8%
100
Preferred
Zinc
♦19%
8%
15
Corp
Preferred
American
44%
20
8%
19%
preferred
28
18% May 17
43
•19%
8%
25
27
8
20
8%
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6
*19%
125%
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19% Oct 24
8%
43%
20
,.*122%
16
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14%
Tel & Tel Co
26
*19%
8%
59%
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4
20%
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1
4
42%
15
preferred
27% Sep
15%
25%
21
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59%
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page 24.
35
35
*60
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22
105
300
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29% Sep
see
34%
61
25%
21%
♦99
122 %
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7%
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Mar
footnotes,
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5
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Feb
For
35%
25
22%
105
59%
27% Mar 15
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25%
25
21%
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125%
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-
25%
22%
112
59%
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6
27,600
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9
2,400
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58
25
20
14
46%
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30% Aug 26
41 % Aug
36% Jan
46%
67%
41%
10
common
38% Jan
95% Apr
37,700
*19%
.
—2
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82% Feb
4
69 %
58
38%
10
Chem—No
10
17
65,600
58
32%
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26
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14
20
7,300
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58
35%
1
Jun
25
Dec
25%
31%
68%
62
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61 % Oct
25% Mar
Mar
24%
32%
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69%
25%
25
1
86
25
32
68%
46%
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7
28% Oct
24%
32%
65%
par
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African
South
American
29% Aug
27% May
34
25%
31%
66%
58
25%
2
July 28
24%
32%
65%
68
100
Co
25% Nov 23
24 % Nov
4
47
25%
31%
46'A
35%
1
No
non-cumulative
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s
25%
'
69%
*90%
_
American
3
200
46%
1
preferred
20
Feb
41,900
98%
68%
35
40c
Co
„
Ship Building Co
23% Jun
33
24
98%
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No par
Inc
Smelt &
Mar
30% Dec
23%
99
48%
36
4
00% Mar IP
80
24%
*98%
69%
86%
American
4
58% Sep 22
50% Dec
1
83
23%
98%
68%
35%
American
13 % Mar 12
Sep~23
82
24%
98%
48
*83%
Std
Viscose
51% Nov 26
*82
82
23%
24%
102
69%
21%
par
No
American Seating
American
30%
7,400
48
24%
10
—
16
19% Oct
46
48
*98
12.50
Co
44% Dec
2
45
*58
100
14
Feb
15 % Jan
3,300
45
62
Metals.No par
12
144% Aug 25
62% Aug 24
Jan
83
1,500
8
68%
.V
Par
100
Dec
6
117
*82
37
8
8%
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100
Optical Co
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No
32% May 11
14% Jan
32
66%
12.50
21% Oct
59
133 % Dec
Ja.i~29
82
24
*97
25%
65%
3.50
Gas
American
1
•
55% July 20
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10
24 %
31%
Co
3
1
7
51% May 19
Sep~22
8%
102
25%
1
Corp
12
Apr
23%
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100
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Sep
11% Nov
17
Jan
44%
82
com
Metal
American
16% Feb
89
37
83
*82
_100
48'A Aug
22
117
49%
Corp
Climax
24
75 % Sep
8,400
48%
36J/a
45%
10
Metal
13
138% Jan
18
2,100
45%
preferred
American
33 % Oct
35% Feb
26,000
13
46%
American
21
65%
12%
'
1,700
53
13%
16%
46
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Machine &
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27% Dec
13
95
46'A
100
American
20
Jan
13%
46,400
16%
46 %
Co
prior preferred
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3.90% preferred
15
14
43% Mar
13
*91
48%
5%%
9
90% Dec
Jun
28
13
19%
44
25
72%
*12%
193/4
67
26 % Dec
12%
13%
79% Dec
Jun
53%
12 %
20
Molasses
18
8,500
53
19%
Motors
30
40%
54%
13%
American
34% Dec
25% Mar 20
40%
53%
20
American
54
41%
54
19%
5
117
40%
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13%
18
9
22,500
537^
20
Aug
12
17,800
36%
16
19%
18
Jun
10%
33%
35%
95
13%
85% Dec
63% Mar
125
10%
33
36%
16
*19%
18
148% Mar 20
10%
35%
37%
Corp
Co
29% Apr
Mar
50
10%
8%
Investment Co of 111
16
13% Dec
83%
35%
53
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*83
1,700
34%
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1
15
42
83%
16
1
18
11
1
13,600
96
No par
24% Jan
14
27
13,800
51
16
60%
Apr
May
31%
12%
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180 3/4
43% Apr
56% Feb
12%
50%
83%
11%
41%
31
13
51%
16%
59%
27% Jan
■a
31
41%
96
16%
23%
55% Mar 23
3
41%
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16%
178%
26
21
40%
96
60
13% Oct 21
Mar 17
-
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24
43% Apr
54% Mar
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31%
12%
.
181
1
18% Apr
152
41
10%
59%
——.
22
36
41
31
50%
.
35%
35
►
178%
1
31
22
33%
36%
1
14
Oct
Sep
33 %
2
17% Dec
Dec
10%
35
Products
20% Jun
8
13
9"%
32 %
36
Hospital Supply Corp
86% Jan
13% Jun
137
10%
33%
Home
0
16
53% July
83%
American
9
22
6
83%
82
American
Dec
98
18% Nov
13 Va
51'A
37
prior preferred.
American Hardware
18
58% Jan
34% Jan
.38% Jan
50%
10%
American & Foreign Power—No par
14
85
14
-
82
31%
13 %
62% Dec
14
30
14
83%
30%
13%
198% Jun 15
20
21
'
31%
52
13
33
35%
J;
—2
American European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
11
31% Sep
24% Dec
....
31
50%
i,ooo
8,500
10,400
48%
American Distilling Co—
American Electric Power Co
American Enka Corp—:—
1
76% Jan
1
73% Apr
51%
♦82
No par
International
Apr
Sep"21
30%
;13%
4,200
4%
8%
Commer
Ice
21% Sep
89% Dec
58
4%
15,400
25
American
13
4%
12%
.
1
Cable
&
American
18
4%
36
common
^. American
22
4%
48%
preferred
4%%
31% Mar 15
9% Jan
Can
6
17
Dec
75%
*30%
—1
20
9
16
77%
4%
U0
Radio
16% Jan
32% Jan
4%
8%
common
American Cyanamid
59% July 18
Jan
Inc
20% Sep
2
15
25
Jan
4%
;
Co—-No par
13% Oct 20
-
4%
76%
35%
Corp
17% Feb
30
78%
48%
No
2
May 19
76%
49%
common
9
Feb
59% Apr
5
8
52% Nov
84
79 %
36
8%
Barge Line Co
American Crystal Sugar com
4
16% Jun
78%
*35%
preferred
7%
14-:
42
7
142% Feb 18
May 27
105
29% Dec
,
Theatres
5%
Mar 30
33% Jan
Oct
36% Mar
12
30
25
21
0% Jun
July 27
14% Jan
9
23% Oct
17% Dec
—
29
89
59% Jun
17% Sep 27
38 % July 21
9
44% July
21
28
;
4
34% Apr 10
18% Jan 22
27
•'
28
40% Jan
1
2
26
39% Oct
„
30
Oct
36% Sep 26
81% Jun
55% May 18
16% Nov
14
29
40% Mar 22
14
25 % Oct
1
35% Dec
65% July 28
Oct~20
July 28
40% Sep
May 28
Sep
2
78%
No par
1
Chicle Co
24% Jan
29
"
.
-
;'
American Broadcasting-Paramount
44% Dec
20
7
77
76%
4%
,
.
->48%
preferred
Brake Shoe
0
2
11%
11%
12,200
.
24%
11%
49%
Corp___No
Arma
4
61% Aug
10%
24%
11%
10
Co
25% Mar
30% Dec
10%
24%
11%
50
Jan
Jan
10%
24%
Co
Note
30
I
26,000
36%
8%
preferred
19
37% Dec
41
American
11
40% Mar
2
76% Dec
4
July 12
13% Oct 24
2
Dec
Bakeries
44% Jan
20
50% Jan
45% Oct
American
4
63
97
49%
preferred
convertible
14% Mar 18
44% Mar 17
93
18
20% Feb
20 % Dec
Feb
4
27
18
93%
11%
12.50
44% Jan
••
Oct
96%
35%
8%
common
Petroleum
25% Jan
30% Oct
18,400
10%
5
Sugar
106% Jan
3%%
3,400
36%
24%
8
Corp
Amerada
17%
23 %
35'A
10%
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
American Airlines common
1
•on/
17
-
Amerace
16%
23%
92%
-
17
24
35%
No par
America
13
57
3
13
Jan
26
of
33 A Nov
7
46% Sep
50% Mar 15
Nov 28
Co
9,300
34%
11%,
100
Mfg
Amalgamated
6
17% Apr
04 % May 29
39% May 0
2
85% Sep
47% Jan
28
16%
6,100
14,200
23%
...
24%
9
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminium Limited
21
91
13
40% Nov
21
Nov
31% Jan
34% Dec
Jan
7% Feb
62
93'A
16
11%
1
Inc
convertible
Aluminum
11
90%
33
39%
15%
11%
100
preferred
4.08%
11%
92%
32%
38%
16
24%
Corp common—No par
Allis-Chalmers
4
78% Jan
9
Aug
29
Jan
July 25
2
58
108
23% Oct 26
50 % Sep
46% Dec
2
31
Feu
160% Apr
7
Jan
122
28
2
08
• % NOV
28
36% Apr 13
35% Jan
4
61% Oct 26
56% July 17
23% Sep 22
45% Jan
2
Jan
28
Jan
35% Apr
33% Apr
32% Oct
25
Jan
132
18
42% Jan
04
40
15
28% Sep
10
106% Feb
26
24
34%
33%
39%
15%
11%
£roducts CorP
4%
Nov
10
23% Nov
117% Nov
19
Dec
84% Sep
22% Oct
39% July 15
115% July 24
77% May 11
39
Feb 12
4
33
,
100
11,200
105.
37%
.
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90
♦101
24%
.
A"|ed Mills
5
11
17%
.
24
34
■
Shares
56%
No par
22
27
Dec
16%
23%
,
•.
105
the Week
44
55
12 %
—10
Dec
75
1124'
——1
^
15%
1
*42 %
24%
common-
8% Oct
May 31
89'/a
50%
—.
-
preferred
12% Jan
-
.
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17%
34%.
42%
55%
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37%
15%
34%
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........
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33%
24
33%
42%
55'A
,
Friday
Dec. 16
;
,24%
Industries Inc..
Allied Chemical Corp
Jan
16%
23%
34%
56%
'
106
36%
,
Dec. 15
•
•
.
—2
Corp
17%
24%
33%
'
Sales far
Thursday
'
*11%
convertible preferred
6%
16
24
^_____No par
common-.:
Alleghany
55%
♦102
36%
15%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp___
1
Allegheny Power System——
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
May 27
22% Jan
Sep 27
21% Mar 20
21
5
42% Aug 19
12
15% Oct
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Inc
36
16%
44%
50c
—
Inc.:
Industries
4% %
5
10
J
36%
PRICES
—1
—.
Products:
Aldens
3
Aug 26
4
30
22
A
Control
Reduction
56
.17
_1
Alabama Gas Corp
Alco Products Inc
Jan
Dec
36
14
45
12% Feb
46% Sep
Air
*42%
34%
.,
HIGH SALE
Dec. 14
106
33%
par
Corp
55 %
►102
34%
—1
No
55%
106
AND
Wednesday
45
35%
-.10
Co
♦43%
.,15%
—1
„
%
33%
-25
.
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
Air
56% Jan
Sep 28
17
Dec
1
4
84
8% May 11
102
Admiral
24
28% Oct 25
33% Jan
Express
54%
.—1
Inc.
44
'
♦102
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. 2.50
Jan
32 %
00% Aug 31
38% Apr 24
Inc
53% Jun
8
17
5
—.
Stores
Dec. 18
*43
.100
Co—__
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
4
Feb
Steel
Adams
7% Jan
3% Sep 28
27 % Jun
9
Industries
Adams-Mills
4
40% Mar
9% Oct
Sep
4
23% Jan
59 v, Sep
15% Nov
.
19
Dec
22
24
23
54% Nov
7
Jun
,
Oct
80
12
44% Jan
17
22% Apr
53% Dec
2
-
T7% Jun
ACF
16
10
6% Mar 19
35
Jan 30
30
23'/a Jan
Jun
Dec
28 % Jan
20
91% Mar 10
Sep 22
3% Feb
47
97
Apr
Vending Corp
52
'
03
17
ABC
Tuesday
Dec. 12
—1
Abbott Laboratories common
4%
convertible preferred-
17
'
Monday
Par
Fl
:
15
98 24 Mar
10
69'/a Jun
12% Nov
Jan
LOW
STOCK
...
Aug 22
26
26
26
YORK
EXCHANGE
23% Mar
Apr 24
57
NEW
.
28
27% Dec
,46'A Nov 23
40
8
J
Highest
Anderson
Clayton <fe Co
Anderson-Prichard
Oil
Corp—
93
*91%
93
*91%
93
•91%
93
21,80
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38%
38
38%
10
46%
46%
46%
463/4
46%
46 3/4.
46%
46%
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38%
46%
46%
60
90%
38%
v
•-<
4,800
9,700
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
.
,
Monday, December 19, 1960
.
(2518)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
18
49% Feb
*8% Nov 27
40% Jan
26
7
•4% May
20
23% July 26
57
Sep 19
29
Sep 28
80% July 29
7
37% Nov
24
9
49% NOV
25
39
Jan
26
51% Dec
86% Apr
7
75
Jan
13
83 % Aug
95% Peb
75
Nov~20
23% July 16
Jan
2
91% Feb
11
19
9
20 % Jan
11
26
Aro
27% Jan
July 25
" 4
37% Jan
5
18
1
.
.32%
32 %
33%
33
33%
31 Va
36 V4
37 Mb
37%
37%.
37%
38%
6,500
10
—-.——_5
64%
66
65V2
66
66 y8
66 %
66
667/8
.65%
66 y2
18,600
Corp
(Del)
Co
38 y8
40 %
39%
40%
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40%
40%
40%
40%
41
55,200
50%
50%
50'/a
50%
50%
78
78
2nd
51%
51%
77%
77%
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2;%
29%
29 %
29%
13 %
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13%
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21 %
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21
21%
20%
20,
20%
20
13
2.50
♦77
Feb
Sep 25
89
Nov
73% Dec
56% Jan 27
60% Dec 30
107%Mar31
88% Jan
2
13
44
99
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33%;
71
71% '
16
9
106
10
63
Jan
4
27% Jan
5
100
1st preferred—:
5.25%
July 18
Feb
49 % Oct
100
32 Mi July
8
20% Sep
27
•y* Dec 29
10% Mar
4
9% Jan
7
10y4 Aug 29
11
28% Feb
1
38Mi Aug 29
33% Sep
18
38% Dec
10
92
47% Feb
17
62 Va May 25
39 % Sep
16
53 Va Apr
17
Dec
31
86% Mar
9% Oct
28
8% Jan
3
26
18% Jun
16
16% Feb
48% Jan
27
96
74%
4
58% Feb
24
31% Jun
17
41% Jan
4
74 Va Jan
"4
80% Aug 18
40% Mar
3
13% Dec
11
2
15% Feb
20 Vi
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33
26
96Va Jan
-
26
24% Feb
16
27% Jan
13
20% Oct
28 % Dec
7
10% Jan
7
17% May 25
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1
12% Jun
80% Feb
9
42% July 24
13% Jan
8
I
20% Jan
4
31
24V4 Jan
11
12% Aug
9
20
52Va July 11
Mar 11
21
17% Aug 13
11% May 11
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-
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270
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Common
.
-10
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Atlantic City Electric Co com
4'/a
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100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining common
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.
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$3.75 series B preferred——100
Atlas Corp common.™—
i-1
5% preferred
-20
Atlas Powder Co
120
Austin Nichols common—No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)— No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco Corp
—
— —;il /
.
22%%.
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•
15
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66
July 29
.
4
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5
Dec
11% Jun
93 V. Nov
15% Nov 24
88Va May 11
15
79% Jan
6
Jan
Nov
90
-
Investment Co
,
♦103%
10
Associates
94% Nov 17
29%
'
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Atchinson
10
78%'
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20%
21%
20
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20%
:
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;
78%
29V4
13%
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*20%
21%.
21 %
511/4
78%
'
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preferred $1.50 series—No par
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8,200
%
29
'
'
50%
51%
78%
29%
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1
5
2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining Common—1
Associated
,
.
21%
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Inc-.*
Industries
33
'
par
Corp
Equipment Corp_—
Arvin
5
23% Jan
29% Jun
33 %
37
Constable
Arnold
25"% Aug 22
„
32%
37%
Armstrong
16% Oct 24
2
25% May 15
40% May 19
28% Apr
15
44% Jun
10
19% Oct
17%
24
12 % Oct
Shares
33%
37 %
Cork Co common
preferred
—No
Rubber Co
$3.75
the Week
Dec. 16
32%
Armstrong
26
28 % Oct
93% Oct
&
Armour
Friday
Dec. 15
5
Corp
Steel
Armco
77 % Jan
42% Feb
Sep 23
May
93
Oil
Argo
38V4 Dec
Sales for
'inursday
par
No
Archer-Daniels-Mldland
40 % Jan
30% Sep
11
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Dec. 14
13
Deo.
Dec. 12
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday.
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
98 Mi Not
NEW
Jan. 1
Range Since
Year 1959
LOW
STOCKS
|
Range for Previous
73%/
73%
*141/41
*20%
21%
38%
39%
14%
13%
14
13%
T1,100
14%
*20%
21%
700
-
.
21%
100
38%-
39
13%
Va
600
v
73%
14%
370
47,100
13%
14%
39%'
*20%.
31/4
13%
14
72%
-
14
37i/o
Mil
31/4
8,000
'9,700'
V*
14, y
71,300
.
75,600
"
18% Dec
14% Nov 23
27 Vi Dec
Dec 23
11
31
24% Jan
26
90 V* Jan
18
Dec
80% July
16
88
Nov
86%
Dec"28
80
24% Oct
8
Baltimore Gas & Elec com—No par
Sep
43% Jan
14
Dec" 28
88
9
13 % Dec
Oct
44
49
64 Va Jan 27
12
23
66% Feb
Feb
9
43% Dec
2
61% Oct
21
Jan~23
175
D5TU
8
Basic
3
Mar
Products
19% Sep
Dec
1
3% %
86% Jan
Dec
78
3
15% Sep
20
6
9
$2% Jan
13
78
Apr
21
83
Aug 10
Beck
7
25
Oct
Beech
74% May
7
18
35% Jan
22
Feb
Apr~10
42
9
32% Dec
84
18 % Dec
13% Jan
5
•1
Dec
14
13
Nov
2
fl
Sep 22
Beckman
12
14
42% Apr
49% Dec
14 Va Jun
15
56 V* Oct
1% Dec
21
2
22
89 V* May 11
12% Jan
74 V2 Jan
4
Bendix
3
34% Dec
9
Beneficial
7
50 % Nov
28
Jun
10
1 Va Oct
20
38 Vs Jan
8
50
Jun
57 V* Jan
11
138% Jan
6
July
Jan
12
83
12
35% Sep
10
42% Dec
18% Nov 25
99 Vs Oct 29
22
81V* Jan
35
2
90% Sep
22
T8
11% Nov
Black
.
Decker
&
Blaw-Knox
Co
May 14
21
Oct
24
18% Oct
26
28 V* Jan
(E W)
*246
95
*94
*94
l
19
93
83 %
24%
Aluminum
Bond
11
Stores
&
Brass
Feb
10
1
67% Dec
5
Borden
48 V2 Jan
6
Nov 20
84
76% Dec
49%,
93
3 Va %
79 Va Mar 30
preferred
24%
33
31%
Stores
Boston
Sep 22
Edison
.*89%
Maine
15
11% Jan
18
34
65 Va
93
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12%
13
12%
20% Jan
18
5%
12% Sep
8
66% July 20
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89% Jan
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5% Dec
12
43% Oct
48
Oct 20
38% Feb
17
85
Jan
76% Jan
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31
9
28
4
13
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96
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21
28% Nov 12
preferred
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4
1 Va
'
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65%
66
65 Vi
Jan-
6
76
Oct
25
12
Mar 22
Mar 16
66
1 %
12
;
2
31%
14
Aug 25
Jan
29
76 V* Aug
19
Brown
4
98% Dec
15
Brunswick Corp
Shoe
23s8
-
15 Va
15 V2
38%
38%
38 Vs
issued
44 Vs Dec
1
49% Dec
15
29 V* Aug
4
38% Dec
7
"
24 V3
22%
23
7
24 Va Jan
4
Bucyrus-Erie
13% Dec
6
27% Jan
6
Budd
80
Jun
6
86
14
31% July 10
94% May 27
37% Jan 21
36% Jun
3
24
15% Oct 22
24% Jun 18
10% Oct
15% Sep"55
When
$5
Co
18%
18%
19%
xl8%
Jan
18
26
17% Jan
4
60 3 a
59 Va
7
36% Aug
9
Bullock's
14 Va Apr
29
20% Apr
26 V* July 28
16% Dec
68% Jan
2
80% Apr 10
72% Dec
Mar 10
62
76% Jan 13
98% Oct 21
14% Jan
67
May
s
35% Feb
17% Oct
8
asHNov
a
2
24
9
76% May 13
Jan
4
15
3 % %
8
82% Sep
12
4 Va %
5
40% Jun
2
20% May 27
7% Oct
24
33 Va
*33%
'
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1
66%
67
5%
-
10
l
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7% Jan
6
18
Mar 30
46V* Jun 36
55% Dec 28
45
Mar
7
92
22% Aug 14
19
Mar
9
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
Pacific
Of % DM
i
08
11
footnotes,
see
July 28
page
24.
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r'
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1,400
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19%
2,700
im
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58
34 Va
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343/4
1,300
20,500
59%
34%
76%-
28
76% V*
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80
27%
28
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8,600
66
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66
66%
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2,200
1
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par
:
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37 Va
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22,000
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68
81
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53,400
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86 Va
86 Va
92
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22
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86
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86
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58 Va
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6,600
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Calumet & Hecla Inc
•
60%
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5%
10
48
3,8 >4 J"38%
12%
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129%
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Packing Corp
Callahan Mining
Cannon Mills
72,000
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77%
47%
61 Va
72
•71
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13
20%
85
38 Va
58
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1
Co
44% Dec
32 V* Ma»22
37 Va
60
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81 Va AUg 22
1
3
8
900
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22%
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79
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12
14
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20
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48
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82% Mar
6,500
13,800
19
5%
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5%
,
16%
Apr
44% Jun
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16 3/a
19%
67
40 Va
;
87
80
4,400
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22%
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Apr 22
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24% Dec
California
40
17
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89
61
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28
22 7
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1
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
-180
Canada Dry' Corp common—1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
~100
41% Nov 30
4
Inc
Byers Co (A M)
26% Jan
Oct 23
4434
23
19
.
:
67 Va
9%-
5
Burroughs Corp
Bush Terminal
6
Dec
50O
6,700
72
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5
1
preferred
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31
19
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23
19
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5
4
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19
33
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Sep
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10
1
Inc
Watch
Jan
43% Nov
12
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27%
27
27%
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28
27% Jan 13
30
37%
Va
*77 Va '.79
78
.
*5%.
No par
5
Co—
16
>3% Aug 13
9% Mar 17
Jan
38%
97,600
140
'
!_No par
—
Burlington Industries
4%
preferred
67% Sep
Jan
17% July 27
13 Va Dec 31
6% July 10
18
Bulova
26 V* Dec
3
Nov 24
U
23% Aug 25
Buffalo Forge
21
66
84% Aug 17
45% Mar 18
,
Co
preferred
78 Va May
4
15 Va
5,100
42
393/4
*71
44V2
59 V*
59%
33%
«'
par
Bullard Co
2
15Vi
<"
.
23
43 Va
1,300
139V4
33
22 Va
18%
'*19%
26%
66 %
>-
.
-
15
14% Jan
31%
233/4
-
■
•
18%
18%
;
19
*76%
-
15
common
Sep
30% Nov
Dee
93
44 Vi
32%
*23
22%
18%,
No par
-
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
12% Dec
-
72
22%
38%
22%
\"
,
2.50
—
33% Mar 16
8
12%
31%
15%
__100
No
-
Inc_—
Co
35% May 28
19% Jan
12%
*71
44,700
"
140%
15Va
-.32
24%
.
14034
30O
•
1%
34Va
39 Vs
41
•r
13,100
12,100
■
-
1%
•
39%
31%
■43
32V*
43%
401'2
391 a
12 3/a
65%'
<49
40 Vi
,
■V
72
10
10,200
34%
1%
34%
43%
42 %
31%
;
—
Nov
•2% Nov 27
110,.600
,
33%
65
32%
1%
140
*71
15%
25
Inc„—
98 V* Jan
91
12%
*48V4
48'/4
34%
40 Va
12
12%
%
48
v
41
Vi.
39
140
24
Manufacturing Co—— -3.50
Briggs <5c Stratton Corp—_——3
Bristol-Myers
Co
common
1
3V*% preferred
——100
Brooklyn Union Gas common—10
5.50% preferred series A
—100
4
110
53%
92
12%
"
35%
407/a
<72
r
93
1%
35
141
•
33%
49
1%'
lVa
*71
71 Va-
x42%.
,
Briggs
Aug 30
30 Va Oct
20O
92
33
32%
*48
.35%
12%
12%
12 y4
1
—
Airways
42% Jan
47% Nov 10
88% Oct 26
11
66% Sep
82
5,100
15Va
51i/4
65 7/a
32%
65%
•'.49
>.
*140
141
*70
Bridegport Brass Co common——5
4Va%
convertible preferred
50
6
63% Jan
104
•7%
Jan
%
12%
33%
33
*48
48%
32%
Inc
Common ——
16
48
20
48 Vi
RR—
9% Dec
9
52Vi
*89%
93
12% U2%
66 Vi
33%
59 Vi
Co__
&
5% Dec
38% Nov
16,700
33
47%
15%
52%
10O
24 V*
15%
48%
51%
7
80
8,200
20,300
83
23V4
■'
47%
1,800
3,400
93%'!
*32
33
*15%
15%
50
91 Vi
*81 Va
83
*31%
;
-
24'/4
23
48
*15 Va
%19%
*81 Va
31%
47%
48
.15%
49% .'51%
.
•
..48%
..
5
100
i
Food
Borman
16
6
8
„
19
82 %
12%
7.50
Co
8
63% Jua
272
7,300
.
53%, 54-;.,.,
Z&
*252^ 272
94%
JC 941/2 <
/w 191/4.0 19%/
92% v94%
24%
15 Va
35
19%
82%
47 V*
34
53Va,
94% V 94%
95
24Va
*31V2
1V4
—1.25 '
Borg-Warner Corp common
41 Va Jan
35%
95 Va
82 %
V*
65%
.
..
1
—
Club Inc
2
28
70O
900
48
18%
24 Va
15 %
12%"
f
5
Corp
Inc
! Book-of-the-MOnth
31% Nov
20% Oct
400
41%
*
5
Dec""~7
44% May 25
6
1,700
20%
48
41
93%
20%
,94
.
'•
83% Jan
*20
41%'
M*252
~}v',
*80%
.
33
48
1
Co—
Bohn
e
22 Va Feb
"
13 Va Jan
/;
95
•%
19%
2.50
Boeing Airplane Co
31
1,200
';
*
7
8 V* Oct
•:
49
53
265
263
*246
263
48%
—10
;
39 '/a Dec
17% Mar 13
20 Va
x48%
*35
*89%
-
;50c
Mfg Co__
«,
Laughlln Inc
27 V* Jan
17
3,000
53
47%
-
16% Jan
T% Not 34
29
t8% Deo
15 Va
35%
*139%
preferred •—^
Mar 28
69
15V4
41%
40 Va
23
S
15%
52 Va
41
5
69% Feb
2,600
35%
39%
Bliss
66% Mar 17
30
68%
40%
40%
Boston
1% Bap
67 Vi
52%
40 V4
BUss &
28 % Dec
10O
68%
41%
40%..
6
.
13%
35%
36%
4
10
13%
51 %
33%
Jan
49% Mar 25
15
lb
40
40 %
53
18 V* Aug
26 Vi
35
;
36%
81% Apr 24
Sep 24
52%
54V4
2 6 V4
52 Vi
1
;
(Del)
4
9
87% Feb
'
53%
36
.40 %
100
Blgelow-Sanford Inc common——5
4%% pfd series of 1951.100
8
24 Va
7,000
'
40c
24
17% May 11
28
100
51%
41
93'34
2 pesos
»
Steel
20Va Jan
48%
15%
,
common—8
1%
3
Feb
Inc
Gypsum Co
28
8
Jan
19,600
20%
20%
*15
50
:
40 y* Feb
18
2 7 3/a
15%
15%
49
5
_.J—
11
24% Apr
1
34% Sep 25
130
26%
•
'
27
68%
15%
V
15.
20 Va
*31%
common——I
Co
Sep
46 Va Jan
67
24 Va
1
Corp
-,
Inc__
Co
82
22
-.66
91%
-1
12% Oct
,
*13
*80 V2
100
9
July
15
48%
par
29% Jan
18
12 %
49%
19
—j
Finance
Bethlehem
27% Oct
11
66% July 15
30V* Jan
21% Feb
14
*
,
20%
rw
100
1
pfd
27%
*26%
*13
27
*26 Va
33 Vi-
Sep 30
85 V* Sep 26
6
94% Mar 31
36 V* Jan
Dec
70
2
*
"
27
•
48 %
*34
1
common—No
Consolidated
Bestwall
Aug 26
151
Corp
Best
4
Feb
Co
preferred
Benguet
8
5
19% Oec 31
S
5%
13
1
33% Feb
37% Dec
155
Sep 23
4%%
preferred
24
30% Nov
►
7,700
67%
52%
54
20
♦242
100
Inc—
Corp
Howell
&
Jan
6
1
81V*
53%
*.
50
2.50
Bell Intercontinental
69 % July
41% Apr
6
32% Sep
52%
53
95%
'
43% Mar 28
36% Jan
*52
50
51
4
20%
x40 Va
50
1
1
Mar 23
29%
xl5 V4
10
22% Feb
3
Apr
29%
28
*20%
,
100
:
S)
(A
Creek
45
May 14
28 ya Mar
62
29 Vi
15%
35%
Inc
Aircraft
4% 96
89
10
TO
28
17 Yb Aug 30
10
'27
*49 %
;
RR
Bell
13
92 Vs Jun
11% July 27
88% Dec
137
57% Jun
25
34% May 11
82% Sep
30 Vi
28 Va
81i/4
8i%:
65 Vi
x51 %
Belding-Heminway
20% Mar 29
8
19
89 y* Feb
M~ay~5
81
65%
12.50
preferred
Instruments
Shoe
Beech
5
37% Jan
95
21,400
27Vi
81
15%
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp__
18
32% Mar 31
31 y2 Dec
2
43% Jan
Beaunit
2
103% Sep
t
20,300
13 V* "
27%
94%
65
;il0
preferred
Mills
9
25% Jun
12,600
36%
*94%
28
94%
507/a
50
50 3
15
*12%
No par
;
-
common
prior
conv
4 %%
Aug 29
97
90% Feb
■
;
•
27%
28'%
5
■
36
'
95%
"28%
49%
n
x26% ,26%
.
.
1
Inc
Beatrice Foods Co
July 29
30
Lomb
<fc
Bayuk Cigars Inc.
5
100% Mar 26
16
22
Corp
7
19 V* Nov
Dec
90
■
13 % '
28%
28%
26%
'
5
■
'
13%
'37
36
13 Va
13%
27%
'
81
"*
.
28
>
36
*94%
80%
95
25%
51
—__1
-10
Corp
Works
Jan
249
Va
51
51
—
Iron
Bausch
14
,,,'51
_10
56 % Dec
45
5
Mar 21
183
Oil Corp
Inc
Bath
58% Jun
8
30% Oct
37
204
12
Basic
RR
Aroostook Corp
&
Barber
57% Aug 23
f
81
29
28%
100
100
1
i_l
stamped
Aroostook
&
Bangor
16
16% Oct
3
34% Mar
24
88% Jan
17
Bangor
27
Nov
23
100
—
—
82
28%
J
95
-
5%' •••;
5
5%
35%
12%'
13%.
28%
28%
95
,
*80%
100
common
,
.1
Vi
28
x95 '
—100
——100
noncumulati,ve preferred
Preferred
25% Jan
13
Dec
39% May
27
4%
16
17
20
30% May 11
23
:
71
1
14% Nov
Nov
49% 8ep
88
preferred series C_'
13%. Dec
16
Jun
Apr
Corp
4%
Va
:4
.
9
.;
•
11
Aug
30
Co_,
preferred series B__
Stamped
62% Feb
59
2
Wilcox
&
Baltimore & Ohio
Aug 15
34
28
4%
^_1
Inc
T)
(B
4%%
8
88
26
24% Nov
6
Jan
40
/x28Va
4
12
45% Oct 26
20
13
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
98% Aug 30
31
22 y8 Sep
Jan
™13
13%
Babcock
43 V* Oct
66
-*35 V*
13%
5%
5 Va
34Va
Babbitt
4
30 % Aug
„
8
Jan
4%
34%
5
17% Jan
11 Va Oct
8
8
86 y4 Jun
79
5
17
7
101% Feb
•9
27% Oct
34%,
7% Jan
37 Vi Jan
4% Aug 10
8
27,500
800
192
Volume
Number 6013
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
12% Nov 20
37% Feb 10
33 % Dec
Lowest
Highest
23 "Vs Apr 10
56% Jul; 15
52 % Feb 16
31
23
Sep 19
10% Dec
Dec
85
102% Jan
8
40 y4 Dec
(
30
'38%
18
Jan
1
28
58% Jan
4
27% July 22
41% Jan
6
39% Nov 25
43% July 15
29%* Feb 23
48% Jan 19
46% Jan 27
1
26% Sep
Feb
'
8
26% Feb
Sep 22
24% Oct
31% Jan 16
89% Dec 1 7
40% Sep 26
30
Nov
16
25
114% Dec 22
76% Sep 22
32
Nov 23
Sep
19
34% Jan
6
8
94 Va Sep
9
21
Oct
25
31% Jan
8
114% Jun
71% Dec
17
35 Va Jan
15
Apr
3
17
Jun
29
19
Jan
Oct
12
25% Jan
13
Jan
5
22
Mar 23
17
Jan
22
24% Jun
8
41
Jan
30
55
Aug 20
Aug 14
47
Dec
6
Celotex
15
Dec
Sep 20
19% Mar 8
32% Jan 20
99% Feb 27
88% Dec 28
37% Sep 10
20
75
46% May 11
31
July 27
32% Dec 31
11
32% Dec 31
(J I)
5%
Central Aquirre Sugar Co
Central Foundry Co——
Central Illinois Light com.—No par
4Va% preferred--,---—.-.—.100
95% Sep
6
42% Jan
4
14
Central
Illinois
Public
19% Oct
28
28%-May 23
Central
RR
of
Co
N
11% Sep 22
15
15
Central
13% Sep
14
27
Oct
42
Jan
6
11
July 25
16% Dec
16
32
6% Jan
May 29
Apr
79
Oct
24
40% Apr
7
3% May 11
5% Jan
18
Ohadbourn Gotham Inc:,....
1
70% Jan
11
Chain
9
July 27
40
Oct
24
21
Belt
Co.—
24
Mar
16
99
Nov
30
Nov
24
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
19
25% SCp
15
Sep
9
4
10% Oct
6
34% Feb
13
64% Dec
29
106
Oct
36% Jan
Jan
34 y« Mar
5
42% Jan
8
94% Aug 19
48% Aug 25
4
17% May 13
26% May 3
9
'42% Jan
37% Deo 31
24
26% Nov
4
Dec
88
''50% Feb 24
9
87% Dec
35
~
igy2
26
22% Nov 28
1
Chance
38% Jan
6
Checker
29% Jan
4
37%
37
91
54 Va
55
20%
20%
38%
39
43% Jan
6
94
Aug
5
99 % Apr
13
1
19% Aug
31
17
Jan
18
8
38
3
July 14
7% Oct
Jan
16'A Dec
14
34 V* Jan
21
38% NOV
16
53
Jan
16
23% Dec
7
43% Jan
6
% Apr
7
13% Apr
25
44% Mar 30
36% Sep 29
23% Nov 25
35% July 22
13% Oct 24
45%
28% Nov 23
I
A;'.
...
!
27% Dec 24
24% Oct 22
37% Jan
2
13
18% Jun
24
26
13% Dec
May:25
36% July 28
37% Apr 17
26% NOV 23
69 % Feb
6
23% Jan
4
15
36 % Jan
Sep 20
29% Jan
22
20% Dec
16
22%
50% Feb
22
15
32~
4
72% May 20
15% Jan
Chickasha
Chock
Nov
29
71% Jan
38
Jan
Cotton
Full
No par
No par
Chrysler
Oil
O'Nuts
Corp.
,—
80% Dec 11
77
Dec
Jan
21
30% Feb
8
91% Feb
16
78% Jan
4
102% Jan
37
12
94% Feb
2
Dec 23
93
17
64% July 10
64% Jan 26
65% Dec
2
39% Jun
1
49
Jan
4
Cities
14
46% Nov
19
15
Feb
5
27% M&r 20
16% Nov
3
24% Jan
4
43
Jan
9
57
Nov
2
40% Oct
24
51% Jan
4
15% Dec
16
18% Jan
2
14% July 14
27% Oct 28
14% May 5
18
Aug 25
41% May 19
5
23% Jan
14% Jan
7
26% NoV 25
36 % Dec
1
2
,47% Jan
18
44% Aug
5
59% Jun 23
Mar 20
11
99
65% Feb 20
90% Jan
56% Dec
5
62
Apr
8
9
39
32
Sep 30
35% Apr
11
2
59% Dec 14
42
Feb
72% July 5
64% Dec 14
44% Jun
22
89
Dec
23
57
Dec 28
33
Deo
24% Jan
55% Jan
46
jan
126
101
65
28
Deo 29
Jun
Dec
12-
15
130% Jan 16
48 % Mar
126% Feb
17
9
12
48% Feb
km
8
19% Nvo
mm
10
137
Apr
Nov
79% Dec
7
7
15
26% Aug 24
Ilium com—15
RR
7%
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite
Corporation.A—a
Cluetfr Peabody & Co com
1% preferred
Sep 21
43% July 27
71
Deo
23
82
21% Jan
47% Deo
26%
Nov"!
41 % Jan
6
.
gtd—50
stock—50
27
71% Jan
6
78
7
7
29% Dec
18
21% Oct
5
30% Jan
6
Collins
9
72 % Deo
16
41% Oct
24
Jun
20
23% Jan
8
34% Dec 10
13% Dec
5
35% Jan
4
45% Nov
13
50 % Mar 11
45% Dec
1
50% Aug 16
Collins Radio Cp—a...
Fuel
Colorado
5%%
Colorado
49
Jan
63% Feb 20,
50
Jan
18
48% May 7
24% Mar 13
34
Dec
7
18% Jun
21
22% Dec
24% Mar 23
14% Jun
17
26% Nov 28
Oct 14
35
14
19% Nov 18
15% Nov 23.
80% Dec 18
74
Mar 23
60
51% Mar 23
Jun
2
43% July 27
43% Sep 21
32% Jun 17
43
5
39% Feb
3
25% Nov 17.
38% May 18
19% Oct
31
54% Jan
67% Aug
14,
12% Sep
9
55 % Jan
2
90
Dec
22
101% Sep 25
8% Jan
101% Apr
112% Feb
6
58% Dec 24
95% Dec
17
22% Sep
;
45
Combustion
.
•
2520
Commercial
15
4
22
4.64%
Jun
2
8% Feb
3
12% Jun
23
11 % Dec
1
17% Jan
18
7% Jun
1
6
12 Va Jan
12
Congoleum-Nairn IncA—
2
Consolidated Cigar Corp
13
30% Nov
68% Jan 21
106% Feb 25
159
May 26
Aug 19
40% DeS
66%
^uly 20
5.25%
4
13
103% Oct
3
42% Feb 17
60% Jun
27
May 2
May 17
42% Dec
2
Consolidated Foods
23% Jan
6
Consolidated Laundries Corp—5
26
10
20
57% Feb 24
42% May 18
50% Nov 22
$5
37%
*37%
*90%
92
91%
56 Va
56%
56
56
20%
20%
*20
21
39 Va
38%
39 Va
38%
39%
38%
39%
13,500
22%
1.0%'
22%
23
23%
26
15,400
10%
22%
10%
23%
10%
10
10%
1,800
13,200
4
4%
4%
47%
preferred———-—
-
'
;
25 '/a
36%
-
90
*88 Vs
43%
44
43%
31%
39%
31%
31%
Corp
37%
37%
38
91%
*91%
92
80
56
56
2,600
*20
21
200
4,300
500
»/4
34%
4
3%
4
47%
47%
25%
26%
26%
88%
88%
*88%
43%
44
43%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
9,200
9,700
39 »/4
39%
39 »A
40 Vs
20,500
16%
17%:
22
17%
18%
16,300
21 Vs
17%
16%
17%
21
21%
7%
30%
21 Vs
?1%
33,300
47%
1,600
27%
47%
56 Va
57%
*88
11,500
*7%
8
<■
17%
,
24%
*35%
13%
25
36
13%
■
21%
23%
39%
31%
31%
31%
700
58%
59 Vs
58'A
58%
10,600
7%
8
103
*7%
*91
8
9,400
103
8
*7%
2,200
16%
*18
21%
25
24
24%
23%
24
36
36
36
36
36
36%
36%
13%
14 Vs
52
52
14%
14-
14%
52%
14 %
13%
26%
13%
•«
a
-14%-
51%
52%-
--
13%
13%
20%
22
26 Vi
27%
26%
■
.
20%
21
17
*12
*16
12%
*16
23%
40%
40'A
42
5,500
400
18,800
1,600
,
13%
5,500
22
.
27
5,500
11,300
.
'
20%
20'A
17
16
12,200
100
16
12
12
23%
23
23%
69,400
39%
"
12%
23 Vs
24%
39Vs
"713%
20%
*12
24%
350
18%
21
'26%- '•
13%
'
20%.
12%
*18
22%"/
21%
17
-
53
♦52
23%
/
*88
>
7%
16%
*12
I
31%
■
24%
*16
17V4
12%
7%
17%
14
26%
7%
25
51%
-
7%
103
*88
22%
22%
25%
26%
x20% r 21%
:,
44,
58%
57'A
8
.
40
89%
.
7%
*31
103
f
•
31 %
7%
31%
56%
103
•
40 >/s
39%
40Vi
21%
7%
31%
51%
44%
31%
15%
7%
19%
90
..19%
•
,
>35%
t
40%
39%
40%
68,500
700
36%
64%
37%
95%
1
I
14,800
48 Vs
15,300
10,000
47%
47%
47%
21%
21%
.22 Va
22 Vs
441/2
15
44%
44%
44%
44%
44'A.
15
14%
14%
14%
14%.
1,700
35%
20%
41%
35
36%
36
36%.
36
36'/a
11,100
20%
21%
20%
21 Va-,
20%
20%
41%
41'/4
41,700
2,900
54V4
54%
54 Va
54%
94%
94%
95%
*57Va
58
*33%
34%
*33'A
58%
54%
15
57%
33 V2
,
44
'
56
56 Va
55
56
64 Vs
64 Va
64'A
80
120
8,300
64 Va
3,900
*132%
134-
77
79
22%
23
22%
23'A
22 Va
23
18,900
4,400
29,800
20
*1150
31%
31%
31%
32%
74%
74 Va
74
74%
23
23
23 %
23%
23%
2,100
53
50%
52 V*
48%
50'A
49,200
14%
31,600
31%
74
74
23
51%
!
14%
14%
44%
*42%
44 %
*44
14'A
52%
200
45
52%
15
14'A
48%
21 %
132
*1150
*1150
x31%
48%
200
*51%
52%
*51%
35 Vs"
34%
34%
34%
35%
22,200
22 Vs
22%
22'A
22%
22%,
22 Va
28,000
24
24'/a
24
24%
23%
24'/s
11,900
*
34%
243/8
71
*69%
71
*69%
53%
48%,
48%
48%
21 Va
-21%
69%
53%
48%
48%
21%
*
21%
22%
22
22% v
68 Va
68%
68%
98%
109%
14%
15%
107/s
11
63%
64%
64"%
64%
IO1V2 101%
101%
12%
5,900
5,100
300
98'A
109
200
15
14%
15
6,600
11%,
10%
12
37,400
68%
109
109%
14%
ll'A
12
8Vs
39%
21%
98%
98%
*97%
*109
,
70
21%
69 Va
*97%
18,900
68%
68%
*109
5,700
49
69%
69%
21 Va
98%
98V2
*109
109%
14%
15V4
11
11
11%
12
8
8Vs
37
38 %
4,000
54\
21%' '21%.
63%
69
71
*69 Va
71.
54
54%
54
55
69%
21%
11
11%
5,000
12
*12'A'
8,900
8
12'A
12
8
8'A
37
37%
37
37%
37 Va
38 Vs
5,200
7,400
65
64%
64%
64%
64%
7,800
102
102
1,500
47%
8,500
101%
101%
7%
47
47%
39%
39%
21
21
.21 Vs
*21
21%)
600
48%
49
49
49%
15,800
30%
30%
30%
30%
40
21%
39%
20%
48%
30%'
40 V4
21%
49>/a
20%
49 Vs
48%
31%
30%
101%
:
48%
46
38%»
39%
6,800
39
Oct
5
40 % Jan
4
30Vs
30%
52% May 22
61% Feb 25
53% Jan
7
63% Dec
12
Consumers Power Co com——Nopar
62%
63%
62%
63
61%
62%
62%
23
99% Mar 10
99
Feb 26
88% Jan
4
96%
Aug 22
4
96% Aug 25
91
92V4
*82%
91%
92V4
91
*92JA
*82V2
92
93
84
92
87% Jan
preferred.
Nopar
preferred
:
Nopar
$4.16
preferred
—Nopar
Container Corp of America—
92%
9'JVa
♦92'A
93 Va
*92%-
83%
83%
*83
22%
23
23%
24
10,200
84
—5
.
93%
32
87
Feb
Dec
42% Nov
25
87% Sep 25
79% Sep 24
5
Jan
22
25% Jun 25
30% NOV
9
82
27
92 % May
Deo
9
44% Jun 18
101% Oct 23
92
8
55% July 29
107% Apr 27
81% Jan
6
20 Ya Sep
19
Jan
14
83
37% Jun 28
88
Apr
5
23%
22%
7
100
*90%
92%
*90%
4
Continental Baking Co common—5
45%
46 %
45 %
Aug 22
$5.50 preferred
Nopar
Continental Can Inc common——10
107
5
16
31% Dec
2
47% Jan
Apr 13
75% Jan
4
83% May 23
17
58% Jan
75
Dec
18
92
11% Jan
2
16 % Mar 12
20% Dec 18
23% Apr 20
66
Mar 5
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 26
40
Jun
31
Sep 20
84
Oct
94
100% Jun
Nov
Coal Co
$4.50
$4.52
48 % Jan
29% Jan
6
44
Consolidation
4
Common
4%
—-.a—.
a
preferred—
$3.75
34%
Nopar
preferred
*75%
7%
7%
—aa.25
*18%
5
52%
33%
77%.
_2
,
*92%
83
*76
83
23
23%
*90%
92%
92Va
45%
46 %
*103% 104'%
34Vs
34%
46
*103% 1041/2
*103Va 104%
33%-
31
8
47
48%
39%
7%
47%
47
48%
33%
79%
*51%
98
33%
79
52 %
35 V2
22a/8
67%
57%
34 V4;
310
95
57%
X132
*51V4
34%
22Vs
24
*69%
54%
21
7,100
54%-
95
79%
*43
67%
.54%
64%
15 V4
207/s
41
40%
54%
'95%
57%
134%
44
20%
41%
54%
95%
57%
1,600
78%
147/8
21%
68%
41%
"
44%
64%
44
*51V4
521/2
34%
35%
22%
22%
24Vs
24%
*69V2
71
54 V2
55V4
477/s
49Vs
20%
2lVa
.67%'.68
%
23%'.
.
*132%
__
,
32%
75%
23Vs
50%
15 %
49
65%
48
57%
34 %
x56l/2
57
64 %
64 Va
132% 132%
78Va
79%
22%
23%
*1150
31 %
317/8
74Va
74V2
23%
23%
49%
52%,
41%
54%
38%
*207/s
5,800
65%
101% 101 %
-
63%
250
39%
64%
8Vs
38%
,1.33 %
64%
64
37%,
94 V2
20 Vs
x47%
37%
■
21%
14%
34%
20
34%.'
11
11%
8,600
83
100
.37%
;
36%
83
*97
47%
98
"
i
36'/a
82
48
14%
109% 110%,
15Vs
15%
Nopar
;——10
1
,
*97
?
21%
44 V4
—
36%
36%
IOO
81 'A
81%
100
21
*
45
31%
36 Vs
30%
•
41
21%,
33%
81
*97
47Vs
65
477/s
,
82
100
36%
65%
*97
.
36 Vs
36'/a
*80%
36%
67 %
Consol Electronics Industries——5
Consolidated Natural Gas
25 Va
4
47%
25%
48 %
*88%
16V4
15 Vs
Consol Edison of N Y com.—Nopar
Jan
1
29% Dec 31
/
44
.100
100
a—1
—1
—10
Nopar
—1
96% Jan
58% Dec
90
40V2
75%
23
49Vs
L—1"
preferred.A
preferred—
—
Comptometer Corp——
Conde Nast Publishing CoCone Mills Corp—
101
110% Aug 30
30% Sep
1
*37 Vs
24%
25 ••■/■■■
19%
*1125
w
,
Commonwealth Edison Co com J—25
90% Jan
49
80l
25 Va
14.000
.
—__a_10
Solvents—.
*76%
25%
21,300
57Va
34
34
,A;. 58
581/2
64%
.64%.
*132
133
77%
79
22%
23%
Engineering Inc.—.—1
69 % Dec
23
vl Sep 21
53% Oct 24
Co—
*46%
79
25%
48 Va
*57
.
Nopar
28% Jan
4
48
*76%
63,500
54
.
Col
25% Jun
103% Jan
6
27% July
preferred
Carbon
*46
.
26%
Va
951%
-\5
common
71% Nov
1
2
$4.25
Columbian
79
,
35
41 %
-
—No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio EleC—5
Dec " 9
*76%
/
4
24
23
21% Dec
71% Nov- 28
56
Pictures
48
*46
400
34%
197/s
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
Broadcasting SystemA2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc—— 10
Columbia
1,800
21
14%
,
4%
8
14% Jun
37% Oct 19
15
..19'%
56
44 Va
Columbia
13% Mar
20% Sep 30
10% Sep 18
26% Deo 14
14
18%
34'A
Southern Ry—
56 % Mar
9
12% Sep
24
&
19
35%
64Va
50
Commercial Credit
19
25% May
Feb
Iron
19
12,700
34%
36
——1
common—5
55% Jan 27
18'A Mar 11
Apr 20
10
14% Jan
7
64
2
6% Feb
Nov
57
45% Jun
&
19%
37 Va
91
Vs
4
x80%
82%
*96% 100 •
36%
367/8
Nopar
preferred series B
600
19
23%
'34%
*16
Colgate-Palipolive Co common...—1
$3.50
preferred——..—-Nopar
76
17 Vs
22 Vs
22%
34%
*12
-1
Corp
17
22
22%
34%
x22%
39Vs
No par
-100
Coca-Cola Co.a
Nopar
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y__a—1
Aikman
17%
22%
*17
16%
51V2
-
&
2,30,0
"
15
8
.No par
Feb
July
50
73
15'A
25
*35%
,13%
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp—No par
35
72%
14%
17%
.
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co.—1
Cleveland & Pitts
72%
117%
14%
*88
——
Electric
72%
117
14%
21 Va
$4.50 preferred—a.a
23,000
117
39.700
14%
—5
City Products Corp—1
No par
City Stores Co—-aaa—5
Clark Equipment Co....—
10
Cletrac Corp
—-a—1
Cleveland
130
23%
14
47v4
——
88%
22%
14%
-10
Co.
88%
22
56%,
4% %
Service
117
89%
22%
22
31
22
31%
City Investing Co—,
46% Jan
16
2,570
26,000
30'A
31%
7%
8.50
39 % Dec
47% Jun 30
74.100
4'%
,
26% July 25
49% Mar 9
35% Oct 23
.
9%
73 Va
4
32
15%
4%
-
9'A
72%
4 Vs
31%
19Vs
preferred—
a—
;100
preferred—
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
C I T Financial CorpA
:..No par
July 19
9%
72%
32%
■
Common
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
6
101
16,900
32
24%
25c
...25
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
52%
33%
*88 Vs
a_5
Corp
200
i
.
31%
*88%
72
370
'
26
x32%
14
24% Dec
31
14,700
40%
22
*20
22%
4
51%
35
.
34
14
18
53
33'A
10%
32%
22%
25%
21 Va
12
26
•40 Vs
*
series,|A"noncum pfd——100
Oct
26
11
preferred series A
—100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—:
—8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab——No par
10% Oct
40
23%
26%
47 V2
5%
17% Nov
Jan
33 %
39%
22%
10 Va
Chic & North'Western com—Nopar
29% Jan
32%
*25%
260
17%
55
47
a.50
Ohio Milw St P^iul & Pac—Nopar,
5%
7,700
17%
26%
4%
preferred—!
5%
5,700
39%
22
91
4
Chic Great Western Ry com—10
6
2
20% Dec
5
26% Jan
50% Nov
33% July 8
71% May 22
18% Nov 23 '*« 32% Jan 22
Jan
63
40
43%
387/s
34%
———40
A
43%
39%
3,600
"11,300
13%
Motors
Class
44
39%
;
6,500
2 4 Va
33%
Corp.——X.25
Corp——
—-1
Chemway Corp—1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia——5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3Va% convertible preferred—100
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
4
69% Jan
43 Va
*
8,600
*47%
xl0%
Chemetron
14% Mar 24
94
47
22%
79
387/s
22VA
•
Aircraft Inc...a—1
Vought
93
6%
,
17%'
48
26
40
39% Sep
6
26
*76%
31%
24
54% Oct
*46
80
31%
Oct
30% Dec 13
74% July 8
118% Feb 20
48
L—10
A.;
93
6'A
19%
193^
91
,
12
93
118
71%
22%
37 y4
-v
11%
6%
22 Va
17%'
*22
25%
25%
'24%
11%
22%
*117
71%
22
17%
22 Vs
43%
Dec
6% Nov 30
Dec
71%
24%
11%
89%
22
118
24%
|
31%
31
*88%
22 %
*117
43%
15
15
46
preferred—
22
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co—l
14
5
17% Mar 23
•
$4.50
31%
89%
22%
*76%
1
—
30%
22%
*46Va
3%
Shares
47%
f
C%
8%
73
4
*88%
'
—1
Common
6
*
89%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
37% Jun
31%
.
19%
Co—:—
Aircraft ^Col:-—
Cessna
8%
74%
3%
22 Vs
..Nopar
Century Industries Co.
No par
Cerro de Pasco Corp..—
5
Certain Teed1 Products Corp——1
Soya
8%
73%
4
the Week
6%
46%
53% ' '
52%
8%
*17%
Central & South West Corp—«2.50*
28%. Feb
42% Jun
9
*25%
747/s
22
.....50
July 18
,29% Jan 26
16% Apr 27
~4%
»
-
Service—10
J__
33%
'' 53511. 56
*117
us
71%
72
—5
..1
42% Aug 25
57%
21%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
56% Dec
26
7%
31
Georgia Ry com—No par
preferred series B
..100
5%
40
25 Va
*88%
Central of
88% Jan 27
15% Mar U
50% Mar 5
3%
40
3%
1
preferred;———20
26
34% Sep 21
--
Corp common—
59
Aug 17
80% Aug 17
26% Sep 14
.20%. Sep. 29
~8% Janr12
4
33
40
74%
•
2nd preferred..
:.1004Va% conv preferred series A.100
11
21
.
73
51%
8%
72%
33%
'
' 53%'
7%
121% Sep 21
83% Jan 13
Nov 23
Apr 20
38% Mar 23
' f
Celanese Corp of Amer com..No par
20
80
....1
{Products Inc—
*93
26
40
6%%
27
22
32%
*25%
7%
17% Dec 30
18% Sep 21
30% Jun 24
26
39%
5
21% Apr 16
71% Feb 17
40
43 %
Feb
20% July 22
40
43 Va
40%
88
13
32%
44%
39%
33%'
42%
Co common....—.12.50
preferred.,.j.—...
;,,_100
2nd* preferred
7
Caterpillar Tractor common.No par
4.20%
preferred.
'—.....400
44% Mar 20
93
39%
24
34% July 29
125% May 13
91% July 9
Sep 22
93
40Vs
19
26
7% Apr 22
36% Aug 12
98% Jan 12
12%
42 Va
22% Jan
7% Feb
119% Mar 16
12
24%
11%
42 Vs
Power & Light—No par
Capenter Steel Co—J
/.5;
Carrier Corp common..——10
4%% preferred..,..
-.50
Carriers & General Corp...
..1
114% Jan
15
3% Nov 22
29
Jan
24 Va
12 Vs
94
40
Carolina
Case
72% Dec
Dec
6
46%
92%
Carter
5
45%
92%
Friday
Dee. 16
Dec. 15
25
45%
24%
11%
12 Vs
Thursday
6%
6%
24%
_U0
*
PRICES
6%
45%
24%
n%
4
78% Jan
7% Dec
6%
No par
Mfg Co
Corp
—
2
108
89% Nov 10
10
6%
HIGH SALE
Dee. 14
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.100
Aug 18
44% Sep 19
38 % Sep
16
6%
AND
Wednesday
45%
Carey-(Philip)
98
35
Oct
Dee. 13
45
Carlisle
2
62
17
34% Nov
88% Jan 12
Tuesday
Dec. 12:
Par
Capital Airlines Inc.
1
Carborundum Co—_—....—J—5
4
49 Va Jan
4
35% Feb 25
25% Jun
Monday
EXCHANGE
41% Jan 19
83 y4 Sep 23
45% Nov 25
i
5
9
13% Jan
LOW
STOCK
NEW YORK
Highest
5% Sep 21
39% Oct
5
15
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Previous
Range tor
(2519)
34%
76%
77%
76%
Continental Copper & Steel
46
Oct 23
9% Sep 22
45% Oct 23
For
>■
footnotes,
see page
14% Jan
20
6
22 % Jan
27
44% May 11
56% Jan
4
8
19
Nov 21;
Dec
7% Dec
24.
2
1
11% Jan
6
Jan
4
57
40% Mar 16
Industries
$5
common.—
convertible preferred
Continental
Insurance
Continental. Motors
Continental Oil
19
53% '
•
7%
*18%
8-
52%
53'%
—1
7%
53%
54%
8
54%
8%
55%
37
37
36%
37%
Corp
—7
8
7%
*18V2
53 Va
19
of Delaware—.—5
Continental Steel
•
8
„
55%
37
7%
19
53%
8Vs
56%
37
92
92%
62%
62 Va
62%
'
6,000
750
92
91%
70
110
24,300
24%
24
■
*90 Va
92%
*90%
92%
45%
46 Vs
45%
45%
13,100
103%
103%
35%
46,700
75%
80
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34
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7%
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8%
200
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19
19
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54
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26,200
1,800
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2520)
.
.
Monday, December 19, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
20% Sep
21
39% Jan
7
18
1
7
54% Deo
1
Oct
25
33% Jun
5
24 y4 Jan
7
27% Dec
16
July 11
Jan
Co——
Copperweld Steel Co
4
13
Jun
9
55
23
59% Jun
9
154% Deo
84% Feb
11
88
Sep 24
83 % Apr
8
87
Aug 17
Feb
4
88
May 12
85% Jan
19
90
Apr
11
18 % Oct
6
24% Jun
10
18% Oct
B
24% Jan
27
8% Jan
5
14% Deo
31
10% July
I
15% Sep
85
Jan
2
5% Apr
12
72
Nov
71% Nov 24
3
19
85
Mar 30
3
36% Sep
186
10
July 27
72% Jan
64% Jan
1
2
23% Dec
23
Nov
30
29% Jan
14
31% Mar
4
39% Jan
15
17% Mar
4
23% Feb
9
17
26
Dec
14
Crowell-Collier
16
Crown
23
$2
17
42
July 23
28% Feb
(
41
Jan
20
35% Oot
60 % Jun
9
60% Jan
6
Dec
31
85
25% May
7
32% Feb
21
15 % Dec
23
37% Jan
15
17 % Mar
30
Jan
4
95
Sep
20
16
Cork
Dec
5
29% Jan
4
109% Jan
5
4
27%
28y4
28%
30%
13
13%
13
13%
80%
81%
80 y4
176%
177%
177%
86
*83%
90
■/,
14%
4%,
«
87
.'
14%
;
;
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48
47%
47
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19%
19
24y4
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24%
24%
24%"
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40
40%
39 %
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39 %
38%
,(,38%
49 V2
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38%
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49%
90%
49%
907/a
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18
Jan
11
14% Jan
4
Cudahy
69% Mar 23
4%%
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;
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Xl4%
14%
9%
Aug 18
10% Aug
3
13
Jan
18
Cuneo
5
*11 Va
11%
*11%
11%
11%
30% Sep
28
37
Jan
14
34%
34%
*34 %
16% Jan
21
7% Dec
5
12% Jan
7
59 Ya Dec
18
67
*95 27
50% Dec
8
60Mi Jan
8
Feb
19
$1.60
Dec
15
40% Nov 28
Nov 25
14% Dec
7
31% Jan
4
29% Nov 29
37% Jan
7
5
94% Deo
14
67 V4 Sep
27
96
Jan
8
Cutler-Hammer
6
48% Deo 21
31% Jun
12
43% Jan
4
Dana
Nov
9
91 y4 Feb
Jan
4
13% Feb
2
19% July 27
12% Dec
15
153/4 Jan
6
Dan
2
36% July 15
12
Dec
5
33 Ya Jan
5
Dayco
27% Oct
31
25% Feb
2
21% Apr
27 y« Jan
2
34 V* Sep
14
89% Jan
37% Nov
19
3
44
25
preferred
prior preferred
prior
Curtiss-Wright
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7%
8
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19y2
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41
•38%
91
41
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9
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17,000
161/2
89%
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;;
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11%
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1
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16%
20%
17%
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55,400
1
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31 %
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301/4
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8
53
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38%-":
100
'
.
34%
15
34%
77/a
34%
10% Sep
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc..2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
$4
41%
38 Vis
11%
20
Inc——
2,300
16%
■
.
65
41% Jan
Press
25
24%
25
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15
15
2,100
*24%
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12% M'ar 31
33
700
19%
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100
66
8%
36%
19 ya
4,800
5,100
90%
15
65
36%
37i/4
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48
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100
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75
36%
17
9
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89
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20,700
16%
15
60
511/2
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49%.
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,
1,100
14%
50%
89%
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19%
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\
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38i/4
18
9%
89%
38%
90%
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86
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38%
17 Va
Sugar—
4,500
*83%
*38%
89
Packing Co
preferred—
27,600
86%
19
v,
38%
No par
11,100
81%
1781/4
86
*74
38%
38%
49%
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30
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19
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31%
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7
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100
Cuban-American
22
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86
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24
63 y4 July 26
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81% Mar 11
19
4
'477/a
31%
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.
♦74
38%
' 26%
30%
28%
>. i
Publishing
1
Seal common—2.50
&
Zellerbach Corp
13% Sep
18
10% Jun
65% Dec
4
88% Nov 28
2
Jan
86
24
114% July
54
Corp
preferred
Crown
39% July 25
98% Apr 21
104% Sep
I
Corp
preferred
conv
Dec
16% Feb
41
44
90
~
100
—2
1
r25
25%
30%
*87
*
85
18%
—25
,w.—
Petroleum
40% Feb
237/« Oct 28
7
37% May 27
19
5%
Wheat
of
Crescent
15
Jan
common
preferred—
Cream
22% July 21
28% Mar
Co
3%%
5
40 Va Oct
23% Apr
16% Jan
Coty
Shares
24% .v
29%
♦83%
<
v
*83%
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the Week
Dec. 16
26%.- 28
13 %
13 %
30%
32
81%
82%
175y2 176%
176%
14%
r
~-l
International Corp——1.
Inc
Crane
4
July 18
76
12
"
—
Friday
Dec. 15
23%
.6%
82
Sales for
Thursday
23
7%
267/a
13 %
307/B
175
PRICES
SALE
28%
23 %
28%.
26%
13 %
29'/a
79ya
.
HIGH
Dec. 14
23%
23 %
28%
7 ye
_
Glass Works common
5
3%%
preferred
100
3%% preferred series of 1947-100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
__1
Coty
Dec. 13
22%
28,
r_l
(Del)
Co
\
Corning
9
4% Sep 13
July 27
40
22
35% Jan
Feb
Range
Products
Corn
50% Sep
124
.1
I
5
5
Copper
89% Feb
'
__5
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—
82% Dec
6
4
46% Apr
Feb
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Dec. 12
—5
Corp—
of
Co
Cooper-Bessemer
29
42 y4
Monday
•,
Par
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
17
12% Dec
33% Mar 17
Dec
21
19% Sep
19
18
6
4
NOV
38
LOW
STOCK
America—
Controls
2
42 y4 Mar
25% Sep
0
48% Aug 13
80V* Dec
23
Oct
31
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
73 Va
74%
75
75%
74%
75
73%
74%
73%
74%
9,700
34
—
Inc
19%
19
J
■
19
-
400
•
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63
26 ya Jan
83
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49% Mar 18
3%%
87% Aug 23
6
18
61
Jan
14
45 Y4 Mar
9
58
72% Dec
23
82
Apr
10
72% Jan
4
Sep
23
81
Feb
27
74% Feb
3
80
75% Jan
0
17% Jan
Aug 30
Sep
16
82% May 23
Dec
22
83% Apr
9
17
Sep
13
21 y4 Feb
19
8
39% Dec
14
45
Dec
1
68 y4
July 31
38% Apr 28
54% Dec
16
26% Nov
4
33
May 25
18 % Dec
28% Jan
8
76
8
35% May 17
2
20
Apr
20
21
May 26
16% Nov
25
21
7% Sep
21
"13% Sep
20
18% Jan
Dec
6
10% Feb 25
41 y4 Jun
5
7
47% Mar 13
52 y2 Dec
15y4Jan
7
19% May
7
29
68
Apr
Deo
13
7
13
64Ya Oct
30
30% Jun
15
41 Va Nov
17
28 % Dec
22
32% Mar 24
17% Jan
7
Jan
46
Dec
24% Mar
50 y4 May
29% Mar
28
341/4
34%
34%
34%
347/a
33%
34%
33%
87%
*85%
87%
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871/4
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87%
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12%
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12%
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12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
13
31%
32
31%
31%
54
54%
54
54%
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76
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77
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76
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76%
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76%
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76%
79
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79
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Detroit
80
*77%
20% Feb
23
Diana
17% July
79
*77%
x37
39%
383/4
393/4
38 5/8
39%
51,600
54
53%
543/8
541/8
54%
54%
54%
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18%
19%
181/2
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18%
18%
18%
18%
9,400
6.75
__3
2.50
42%
42%
42%
43
43%
433/8
43%
433/8
4334
1,100
29
29%
29
291/2
28%
293/4
28%
29
28%
29%
8,700
231/4
231/4
23%
23%
23
23%
23'/a
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1,900
17
17%
17
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16%
17
17%
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7%
7%
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48%
493/8
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'
49
481/2
54
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'
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303/4
303/4
303/4
303/4
1,100
57%
..10
56%
36
35%
29%
29%
14%
15
14%
16%
21%
21%
23
4
Disney
(Walt)
Productions
2.50
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd—___2
27
27%
33
33%
29 y4 Jan
23
15 ya Oct
7
28 % Feb
15
Divco-Wayne
17
171/4
17% Jan
12
2
16 Ya Oct
20% July 23
53% Jan
19% Jan
42% Feb
24% Jan
5
70 % Oct
25
99% Jan
20
30% Jan
July
14 % Dec
74y4 Jan
7
27% Nov
5
100% Dec 11
45% Jan 21
22% Jan
6
28% Apr 24
25
26
Mar 15
12% Oct
33 %
Sep 23
14% Jan
6
8Y8 Dec
May
14% Aug 17
7% Sep
Douglas
Dover
Dow
4
27
9
Sep
17
95
171/4
17%
11
11
10%
11
10%
11
11
111/4
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
237/a
241/4
24%
14,400
18 s/8
191/8
293/4
30 Va
147/8 I
15
5
74%
75%
x74
75
73%
741/2
73%
74%
74
75%
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20%
20
21
20%
207/a
21
21%
30
30%
29%
30%
30
30%
29%
29%
1
17%
18%
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17%
17%
18
177/a
18
„__1
9%
9%
9%
9i/a
9%
9%
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9%
1
7»/2
7%
7%
7%
7%
75/a
7%
7%
184%
186%
184%
184%
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;__1
-
4,800
37,500
; 4,000
>
30,000
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21%
51,100
v
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29%
17%
;
■
2,000
29%
-18
28,100
91/4
1,100
73/8
81/4
9,100
& Co—
No par
12
21% Mar
8
26% Sep
42% Feb
27
37
Jan
13
46 Y4 Jan
27
40
Jan
11
38% Jan
8
13
41
Aug 16
44% Aug 25
44Ya Aug 24
42 y4 Jan
5
46% Feb
40 y4 Jan
18
Common
7,000
.'3,900
24%
,
11%
50c
(E I)
5,400
11%
15%
Co
Nem
9,300
-
19%
No par
,5
;
185
183
186
99
1843/4
1901/4
99
99%
99%
78
*773/8
98%
99
987/a
99%
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78
77
773/8
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25'
99%
*98%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
38%
*373/4
38%
22,200
.
■
1,100
'
.
•
46% Marll
48 y4 May 28
13
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75
preferred
'i
$4.15
4%
5
common
4.20%
44% Aug 24
4.10%
46
July 11
24% Jan
5
$2.10
28% Deo 29
96% Deo 31
20% July 28
39
Deo 22
46% Apr
9
34 y4 Jan 21
22
34
24% Mar
8
.
!
*381%
39%
37%
*43%
44
*43
44
43%
43%
401/2
40%
41
41
41
41
*43%
441/4
50
preferred
preferred
39%
*41%
50
DWG Cigar Corp
Mar 23
*38%
50
preferred
17% Oct 27
42
'
25%
25%
50
33% Oct 27
Mar 24
78
__50
preferred
15
78
50
preferred
2
47
173/4
303/4
series
46% Jan
17%
14%
series
18
18
19%
$3.50
19
16%
29'A
$4.50
Nov
17%
151/4
Preferred
41
17
19%
Preferred
42% Jun
22% Feb
32%
291%;
Aug 16
16
27%
323/4
14%
Aug 16
Dec
27
331/4
29
83
41
24%
28i/4
33%
-
103
1
223/4
273/a
33%
*19
8
21
24%
28
33%
147/a
5
38% Dec
22%
27%
33%
19%
31
40% Dec
22%
28%
33 %
29%
74% Jan
4
27,600
22%
X26%
!
14%
96y4 Jan
Dec
4,500
19%
178% Oct
26% Jan
3,700
29%
3
17
14%
16%
14%
7
22% Sep
22%
1,800
14%
16%
19%
3
5
16%
30
Jan
266% Jan
147/a
16%
10,300
14%
86% Apr
106
14%
163/4
4,700
363/8
29%
563/4
19%
International
de
143/4
58%
361/4
29
•
>
29%
Industries
Pont
•
563/4
1
Duplan Corp,
du
29 %
1
Dvmhill
22
3 6 3/a
291/4
'
*29%
No par
Co
278% Aug
74% Sep 21
37
Inc
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
DuBois Chemicals Inc
.
■
202% Feb
Fund
Aircraft
Chemical
Dresser
4
12
No par
No par
Corp
14% Jan
5
11
Sep
1
Ltd
19% Aug 18
13% Jan
4
24
11
8
Domlnick
10
6
27
27% Aug 17
Corp
Dr Pepper Co
4
7
19 y4 Jun
21
6
1
36
293/4
14%
17
56%
36%
16%
15
16%
571/4
36
29%
*16%
56%
36
29%
50c
;
57%
35%
2.50
Corp
56%
1
25
12
19% Jan
70
'
147/a
49% Jan
17% Jan
4,000
SJ5.800
/ 55.
303/4
33 Va Dec
36% Oct 28
48%.'
,
14%
24
Mines
.*53
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24
Dome
„•■
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,
14%
24
„
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55vo¬
7%;
30%
Oct
20
49
•• .
717/4
141/2
14% Oct
28% Oct
i*A'
30%
20
17% May 16
*53
17
7%/..
14%
28% Jun
May 18
48%
:
:
17
30%
42% Mar 13
22
73/8
14%
36% July 29
13 ya Mar 31
>•163/4
.
30%
59% Apr 24
13
*43
79
15
18
10% Dec
2,300
37%
i
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp
Diners' (The) Club Inc
4
9,400
53%
31% Sep 22
21% Sep 21
11% "Nov 23
16
Mar 26
33% Jan
.
17,300
•
36%
*77%
32% Sep 23
26 y4 Sep
'*"
54%
—_1
30
Stores
*75
32
54
53%
1
14
6
76%
12%
31%
54%
37%
Diamond Alkali Co
Diamond National Corp
$1.50
preferred
Sep
*75
12%
32
54
52%
Corp
14
9
*75
127/b
31%
36%
20
Apr
38% July
76
12%
321/4
No par
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR
4
*75
31%
13'/4
54%
12%
13%
1
Edison
Detroit
14
10,600
76
De Vilbiss Co
31
2,300
13%
66% Aug 29
8
11
12%.
50c
Corp
33% July 29
2
Jan
14% Dec
8
'•26% Jan
6
8
34%
*85%
5
;
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No par
DeSoto Chemical Coatings
1
5
20
Mar 21
60
2
14
24y4Aug
Jan
49% Dec
40% Mar 23
28
27 y4 Oct 28
Dec 23
53
10
Inc
Delaware Power & Light Co
Delta Air Lines Inc
Dentists' Supply Co of NY
31% Aug 24
26% Aug 15
36% Apr 15
Mills
Deere & Co (Delaware)
Delaware & Hudson
47% Aug 11
20% Jun
24% Jan
preferred series A
River
Daystrom
80% Aug 23
71
1
,.100
common
Inc
10
Dayton Power & Light common
7
Preferred 3.75% series A
100
Preferred 3.75% series B
100
Preferred 3.90% series C
100
Decca Records Inc
50c
49% May 31
Feb
47% Dec
34
Corp
*43
*4iy4
42
44
*43
21
5
20%
*20%
5
22%
23%
1
24
25%
29%
30
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41
44%
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44%
42
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42
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44
20%
20%
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.:
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20%
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431/4
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44
78
251/4
900
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160
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42 %
-
44
-
20
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413/4
411/8
41%
441/4
42%
431/4
42
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170
.,42
43%
550
44
20%
201/4
23%
23%
'f
"10
900
20%
B
32
25% Sep 22
73% Deo 11
23% Sep 21
75
Apr 16
88% Jun
9
Oct
25
t
Jan
6
Eagle-Plcher Co
Jan
8
Eastern
Air Lines
Eastern
Gas
85% Jan
23
75
Mar
3
30% Aug 30
82
Nov 21
30% Apr
Deo
8
15
Nov
1
25% Jan
4
Eastern
1
94
Feb
1
136% Jun
9
Eastman
92
Mar
3
112
94
Oct 20
96% July 22
36% Nov
6
45% Deo 31
28% Sep 29
46% Jan
36% Jan
6
63% Aug 13
48% Feb
65 Va May 23
83% Jan 15
89
May 15
34
Feb
4
46% Dec
24
89
Aug
4
92% Oct
6
18 Va Jan
79
Mar 21
32% Nov
87
1
Jan
1
15
88
24Ys Oct 31
28% Nov 23
33
22
24%
46%
45%
453/4
5%
5%
57/a
x53/4
51%
51%
513/4
53%
513/4
52
11%
12%
11%
12 3/«
11%
33%
33%
333/8
33%
33%
24
25%
23%
243/4
24%
*81
82%
81
81
80%
81
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/4
38%
38%
38%.
38%
38%
38%
16% Dec
8
23
Sep
Mar
5
32% Feb
24
&
Mfg Co
Phonograph
4%
preferred—
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
5%
Erie
preferred series A—
Pittsburgh RR Co
&
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
30% Mar 12
11
Sep 28
20% Jan
5
28% Deo
20
Apr
8
26% Jun
24
Eversharp
Inc
34% Oct 22
49% July
g
28% Oct
«
40
Jan
7
Ex-Cell-O
Corp—
37% Nov
37% Apr
»
10% July lg
28% Aug 31
20 % Dec
6
5% Oct
9
Jan
2
21% Jan
28
7
7% 8ep 29
96% Jan
2
18
27 Va
*52
53%
117/B
20%
21
20%
33%
34
33%
23%
23%
*22 Va
115/8
12y4
33
33%
25
24%
25
80%
78%
78%
18%
18%
18%
18%
4,300
3 8 3/a
38%
38 %
38%
5,500
5%
31,900
x79
5%
5%
25%
26%
*52
53%
52%
5
25%
26%,
11%
11%
21
20%
22%
213/4
22 3/a
34
333/4
34%
33%
337/8
23%
22%
22%
22%
22
27
Fairbanks
Morse
26
Fairbanks
Whitney Corp com—Ll
26
22
1
preferred
40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
6
6%
8
Fairmont
1
36
36%
*35%
36%
*21
11%
5 % Dec
5
29% Mar
7
9% Mar
37 % Dec
96
Maria
31% Sep 11
81
8
89
Sep
37% Dec
20
23% Feb
38
4
32% Dec
15
see page 24.
Feb
Mar
1
5
$1.60
4%
convertible
Foods
Co
convertible
common
preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp
100
1.
1
7%
7%
22
7%
*21
6
7 3/a
213/4
6>/4
6%
21
6
35%
6%
35%
82
67/8
♦21
6
35%
*80%
7
213/s
11%
340
1,080
11%
11,500
22%
23%
14,000
33%
33%
5,800
67/8
21%
6%
57/a
35%
35%
82
1,000
22%
1
7%
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6
35%
600
52,300
300
16,500
700
82
82
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82
37
37%
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36%
36 5/8
36%
36
36%
353/s
36
2,800
♦32
32%
32%
32%
32%
323/4
327/s
32%
32%
32 %
1,100
*80%
*80%
7%
21
14,100
19,200
53%
*52
11%
12% Feb
35
5%
*26%
5%
11%
11%
No par
5%
28
53%
28% Feb
14
footnotes,
Co
27
*52
35% Jan
79% Aug 11
18% Jan
9
For
&
5%
%
11%
5
1
—3
Co—
5%
53%
28
24
13
9
*52
24
10% Jan
Jan
Products
27
50
Oct
27% Nov
2
Evans
5%
100
,
513/4
33%
24V4
.
'
21
37
Sep
100
1
8.50
,
12
33%
25%
Electric
Radio
Empire
52 3/a
11%
12%
33
40
7
6,400
533%
2
5
Aug 30
11
503/4
52 %
52%
.
District Electric Co
—10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
84
Feb
50%
9,200
20
58
523/4
11,300
46,800
16,600
78
54% Jan
36,000
12%
9
5
4,400
57/s
27%
Jan
30
47 Va
27 Va
88
16
23 7%
53/4
50%
523/4
23%
46%
57/a
iiya
16
Nov
46
53/4
12%
76% Dec
Dec
233/4
46
6
27%
38% Jan
5
23%
60
2,900
V
ll7/a
13
52 % Dec
23%
46%
,
V
27
28% Dec
25
23%
46
37%'
96
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2
36%
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27%
29
4
83
83
37
96
1,100
11%
32 % Jan
Apr
84
36 3/a
*93%
,
11,700
r.
27
Emerson
May
63
27%
Emerson
63
31%
62
12
8
70
51
303/4
62%
11%.
21
2
51%
303/4
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).
96
100
97%
*96
30%
27%
34% Aug 22
29
51
.
10,400
64,100
12%
22 Va Jun
Oct
36 3/a
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97%
163/4
27%
53 Va Dec
Oct
353/4
96
.
70
81
113%
16
112%
62%
,
•
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87
22
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56
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87
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.
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6
50
62
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5%
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62
2,700
24%
297/a ;
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163/4
115
30%
23%
29 Va
5
29
7
V
25 %
29%
—3
Jan
1
41% Sep
6% Oct 20
61%
;
Elgin National Watch Co
Paso Natural Gas
25
34% Dec 31
61%
46
El
10 Va Dec
Jun
61%
-.
;
24
24
29 3/a
:
...
10
26% May 11
28% Aug 28
4
303/4
2
Battery
Storage
12% Sep 18
23% Jun 22
23
30%
>96
-
97%
*96
30"%
21%
23
10% Oct
Mus Ind
111 %
Amer shares—
4% %
&
16%
1127/a
96
19 % Jun
14
4
•
81%
81%
16%- .16%
111%
96%
30%
81%
223/4
223/4
25%
*93%
Electric
73
26% Jan
*61
■
t
*84Va
common
7
43% Oct 24
Mar
Co
Jun
63% Deo 21
25
Products
8% Feb
38% Jan 14
9% Jan
7
July 29
30%
30
25
30
25%
100
2.50
preferred
4%%
Ekco
Electric
44% Apr
Mar 20
96 Va
25
55% Aug
7
8% Deo 16
1
preferred
50
Manufacturing Co
—1
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
$3.60
Eaton
223/4
23
29%
*81
16%
113
111 %
:
23
25
•
v
81
81
xieVa
26
31% July 16
5% Dec
_100
Kodak Co common
54 % Feb
16
29
com—10
Corp—2.50
10
5
4
prior preferred
Stainless Steel
4%%
j.
preferred
;
100
Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Amer_—1
Electric Auto-Lite Co
:—5
94
36% Jan
7
7% Dec 17
17% Oct 25
Aug
45% Jan
6
Inc
& Fuel Assn
*80%
Volume
192
Number 6013
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Range for Previous
.
Year 1959
Lowest
49 % Feb
5% Jan
72
9
Lowest
Oct
44'/a Nov
28
6
10% Apr
30
16% MarlO
22% Apr
24
32% Nov
10
21% Jan
2
40 y8 Dec
6
Dec
15% Oct
23
9
69 V4
12
oan
Nov" 25
20% Jan
4
6
27% Jan
4
19
24y2 Jun
26
45
Oct
4
40% Jan
33
Jan~26
56%
23% Aug 12
Jan
Fansteel
Fawick
Federal
Federal
9
5% %
4
Pacific
Federal
4.60%
24
39% Dec
14
Federated
31
20
19
15% Oct
27% Jan
8
51% Dec 21
35% Oct
24
67% Jun
45 Va Feb
4
57% Mar 20
24% Oct
26
47
13 % Oct
31% Nov
May 12
15
Jan
5
;
Ferro
Electric
Co
Dept
Stores—
Oct
23
14
9% Jan
5
55
Inc
17%
17%
26 '/a
26%
26
16%,
23%
23 %;
33
33
5
20% Feb
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
16
27yeOct
24
39% Feb
Filtrol
80% Jan
4
45% Jan
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Oct
24
30 % Jun
48% Oct
27
61% July
Oct
25
30'/2 Jan
Firstamerica
2
22
28
6ya Nov
17
13% Jan
Firth
1
23% Nov
7
38 % Apr
Feb
2
80
117 Va Jun
1
91% Dec
38% Nov
99
Sep
21
29
84
Apr
12
110
Jun
22
45
Sep
May 27
26
Jun
9
Jan
Jun
15
56% Dec
23
50% Feb
15
Dec
15
27% May 29
11% Apr
29
Dec
28
5
30% Dec
1
43
Mar
9
84
Oct
5
93
Jan
8
22
Sep 21
35 % Jan
2
11
Sep
17% Jan
2
22
40
Feb
9
170
Feb
16
216
95
Aug
87
14% Nov
17
25 y2 Oct
5
50% Jan
2
93% Dec
1
21% Jan
31 y» Sep
21
196
6
Nov
14% Jan
5
20
3
28% Apr
14% Apr
26
4%
60 % Dec
230
16
$4.20
divid
Giant
Food
3 %%
3%%
5
19% Jan
17% Nov
22
35% Jan
7
Foote
*60% July 25
92% Jan
6
Ford Motor
5
15
13
Oct
25
19% Jan
5
24
Oct
24
41% Jan
29
3 % Dec
6
20
12% Nov
37% Apr 22
8
Jan
8
21
15% Jan
6
Mar 30
22
30 % Dec
16
28
30% Dec
18
17 % Dec
Dec
24
77
Feb
26
66
5
30% Feb
15
May 27
84% Nov
Food
21
4%
22%
38'/a
37%
38
381/4
10,400
16
16
161/4
4,500
451%
44%
45 '/a
26 y8
26%
26
26 ya
16 »/4
9,300
16%
17%
181/4
11,200
28
28%*
16
16%
44%
45%
26%
27
16%
16'/8
16%
16%
127%
28 '/8
28
33%
341/4
33%
341/4
33%
34 y8
;
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*
<
'
27%
5,600
'
'28%4'
'
13,000
'
28%
28%
34
28%
29%
34%
28%
29%
24,900
49%
501/4
49%
50%
28%
30 y8
49 '/a
50,300
50
25%
26%
49'/4
26%
26%
49%
26
9,200
6%
*6%
6%
25%
6 '/a
6 '/a
18,100
25 '/a
261/4
25%
26%
6%
6%
6'/a
26
6%
3,9u t
26%
31,300
25%
25»/4
25»/4
82%
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26%
82%
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82%
81 '/a
91%
81 %
91%
91%
91%
93%
93%
92
39
38%
39
39
36%
36%
591/4
60%
36%
26
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93
39
361/4
36%
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83
10
94
*39%
290
40
600
59%
36
60 vb
60%
36%
60
,15
151/a
15%
60%
60
15%
15%
16%
62 %
X31
31%
15%
25,600
1
Inc
31%
16 vb
32%
32%
15%
16
32
18,000
15
Corp
*83%
1
87
231/4
_10
*11%
com
10
87
12
12
56%
56%
56%
23%
94
*83%
251/4
12%
56%
25i/a
56%
*94
95
32
31
87
12%
57%
58%
95
13,400
87
25i/a
27
26,300
13%
13%
1,100
59*
*180
*94
31%
*83%
26'/4
'12%
*180
15,000
'
31 %
87
23%
12 >/4
*180
94
59%
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231/4
12
*180
com
*83%
23%
56
preferred—_100
60 %
15,200
*180
94
94
*94
95
_2
11-%
11%
11%
11%
1
11%
11%
20%
21%
11%
20%
11%
21%
21
11%
21%
11%
7,100
5
64%
65%
20%
64%
211/„
65'/8
21%
65%
22%
17,400
64%
131/4
64%
13%
661/4
114,115
13'/4
13%
13
28'A
28%
13 '/4
37,700
28%
30%
30%
32
3%
3%
3%
131/4
131/4
13
13'A
29
1,600
29%
29%
30y4
21,500
Co
I
Co
~_2
io
Xl3%
14
13%
65%
13%
281/b
29
28'/8
_No pur
281/47
*3%
3%
*3%
1
3%
3%
3%
13%
13%
131/b
13 '/a
13%
13%
281/4
29%
29%
29%
Inc
Sugar
■_
Co
Stores Corp
Sulphur
Fruehauf
*22'/.
36
_100
Dairies
Freeport
3,900
22%
38%
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Franklin
1,700
341/4
36'/4
Inc
Francisco
23i/a
33%
•221/4
35%
preferred
Chem
Mineral
Foremost
13,100
15%
23%
34 %
38%
preferred
Mart
16%
161/4
23%
34
__No par
of '51
ser
convertible
liy8Oct
4,000
2.50
pfd
&
27%
15%
44%
16 vb
271/4
27%
39%
45%
26%
27»/4
23%
22%
39
4,300
26'/a
91 %
common
Markets
Mach
23
39
*22%
17
2.50
Inc
convertible
May 31
Jun
95
22%
15%
4,700
17
50%
6%
Light Co___No par
Fair Stores
Food
22
May 31
18% Jan
68
85% Nov
34%
4.900
6
29
*81%
Corp__
&
38 %
26%
23%
34
50%
6
17%
17
16%
23%
16
,28%,,
34%
25%
Corp Ltd
Food
13
12
19% Feb
Fluor
26
49% May 12
12% Jan 21
23
23% Nov
4
18
13
4
45% Mar
Apr
88% Jan
21
Dec
18
34 y8
Sep 27
44% May 13
55% Aug 27
Power
conv
*221/4
15%
23%
Shares
49%
6
28%
No par
Power
Florida
16% Jan
2
11
Mar 11
20 %
Sep
20% Oct
Aug 13
July 10
80
$2.25
Florida
29
16%
33
49%
6
the Week
26
——100
pfdB 2nd pfd
49
6 Va
33%
*23%
Friday
Dec. 16
Dec. 15
49%
5
A 2nd
conv
6
44%
26%
16%
341/4
5
preferred
$4.50
22
38% May 10
5
31% Mar
$4
Co
16
6 vb
45%
28%
2
common
68% Jun
20
43
Carpet
6 %
161/4
.
16
No pdr
Corp
Flintkote Co
89
16 '/a
45y8
Charter Financial Corp.No par
First National Stores
No par
28
39%
26
First
16%
22%
38%
i
13% Apr
44% Jun
32y4 Sep 21
81% Dec 23
*221/4
10
Corp
6%
Sales for
Thursday
26%
No par
5
PRICES
17%
-27
i
Prod
SALE
50
26%
lo
Paper
14% Jan
31% Dec
*
49%
17%
",32% Oct
20% Jan
50
18
1.25
12
22
48 %
6
25
44% Jan
24
,
HIGH
X17%
23
Corp
Fiberboard
51
Dec. 14
1
com
19'/a Jan
6
50
AND
Wednesday
5
Bearings
preferred
Fenestra
Deo. 13
2
conv 2nd pfd series A
Paper Board Co common
15
Tuesday
Dec. 12
1
Mogul Bower
22% Aug
25 y4 Jan
Monday
Par
Fedders Corp
19% May 23
6
LOW
STOCK
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
32% Oct
15 % Nov
YORK
EXCHANGE
9% Mar 29
5
21% Sep
43%
NEW
Highest
25% July 28
15% Dec
5
31% July 29
21% May 26
STOCKS
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Co
Trailer
10
Co
common
:
29%
29
'
,
65%
20
9,300
3%
500
1
19
19%
19'/4
19%
100
preferred
19 %
20
80
80
19%
80
20'/a
80 'A
19%
801/4
80 %
201/4
68,700
801/4
80%
80
8O1/4
300
G
12% Jan
28
16'/« Jan
Feb
9
4% Sep
10
28
Nov
Dec
16
21% Jan
19% Sep 29
38% May 31
27% Jan
7
Gamble Skogino
Inc
51
Jan
5
Gardner-Denver
Co
50% Jun
20
38
12
26% July 23
56% May 21
2
40% Oct
33
42% July 27
59
Dec
7
6% Jan
15
May 11
8
11
Mar
37% Jan
19
17 y8 Jan ' 5
9
3% Oct
24
19
24
Sep
29
4
Gabriel
Garrett
4
Va %
Industries Inc
Acceptance
8
17
Apr
22
19% Sep
2
20
11% Sep
9
2
21% Dec
16
30% Jan
6
89 % Oct
20
96% Jan
7
90
Jan
4
99% Oct
13
22
18
39
22
17
May 18
26% Jan
21
General
5
General
Amer
11
General
Baking
51% Feb *9
11
Dec
22
Jan
28
;
:
'
138
^
67% Mar 11
14 y4 Jan
153
\' 58% Feb
9
Oct
28
137
10% Mar 25
80% July
1
8% Dec
•
May 19
r
7% Feb ? 9
22
12% Jan
146
July 22
General
$0.60
$4.50
American
Amer
Co
16
9% Jan
4
General
Bancshares
34% Jan
27
General
Bronze
21
45% May 11
32 % Oct
26
45% Jan
25
General
Cable
Mar 17
84
33% Oct
75 Vt Mar
2
9% Jan
2
24
Jan
14
6 % Dec
16
15% Oct
39 va Mar 18
28
82
8
21% Apr
■
25
Aug 24
36% Dec
8
12
Jan
4
29% Jan
5
va
4%
1st
General
33% Sep
23
53% Jan
11
General
Dynamics
70 % Sep
28
99% Jan
4
General
30% Jan
6
40
May 21
30% Apr
21
28
General
Finance
61 Va Aug
18
75% Dec
14
General
Foods
16% Feb
9
38% May
8
50% Jun
29
General
Instrument
30% Dec
28
23% May 23
33 Va Dec
16
General
Mills
101 % Dec
28
General
Mar
114
3
101 % Jan
111
7
58% July
7
40% Dec
6
Aug 22
55% Jan
6
112 Va Mar
4
100% Jan
5
108% Aug 25
75 va Dec
14
87
23% Dec
23
26
35% Nov
16
43% May 25
28
29 y4 Jan
Nov
43
76% Jan
27
27
Nov
43% Oct
35
17
15
General
Outdoor
4
General
General
28
45
20
2
73
Dec
16
Sep
57% Sep
Jun
52 y4 Jan
20
79% Jun
22
53% Sep
14
76
Nov
27
61
Sep
20
85% Jun
22
5
Apr
5
5% Jun
16
5% Jan
15
22% Nov
30
26 V4 Oct
23
26% Nov
•
13
39 V4 Feb
11% Dec
i
.
Utilities
1
General
13 V4 Dec
1
General
6
General
Refractories
~
__
44 Va Jan
90
—•
_
Dec
2
40% Jun
—
12 % Oct
—
17
24
41% Oct
25
91
Jan
6
96% Feb
100
Jan
5
25% Oct
26
103% July
40% Jan
Mar 30
71
23
'
-
—
42% Feb
59
17
68% Dec
14
59
Jan
54% Dec
29
50% Jan
,1
88
19
8
16% Oct
19% Nov
20
27% Jan
13% Apr
29
29% July 13
41% Nov
2
50% Jan
27
27% May 20
17% Dec
4
2% Oct
19
4% Jan
76 V4 Jan
14
103 V4 Jun
1
45% Nov
19
49% Dec
15
28
Jan
5
4
24
4
8V4 Dec
16
11
6V4 Nov
20
10% Mar 18
20
37% Aug
Feb
4
May 28
Tire
$5
22
Gillette
6
Gimbel
$4.50
23 Va Jan
8
Glen
45% Jan
4
1% Nov
11
29
3% Jan
21
Dec
5
89% Jan
4
32% Sep
27
47% Jan
6
8
36% Dec
28 Vt Oct
24
29
44% Jan
4
1% Oct
26
3% Jan
15
10% Jan
15
8V4 Jan
6
15
5% May 10
26
Oct
20
32% Apr
12
22
8% Jan
7
35% Nov
18
24% Dec
84 V4 Mar
4
Goebel
I6V4 July 17
55% Jan
31 Va
6
44% Nov
4
1
16
When
Mar~23
32% Dec
9
126
Oct
19
141 % May
8
23
Oct
30
47% Feb
5
17% Jan
2
25%
Granite
Jun
Grant
Aug 25
7% Oct
31
15% Jan
8
30 Vt Sep
27
41V. Jan
18
83
Dec
23
20% Oct
28
24 Vt May 29
89
City
Co
33 Va
105=%
105%
105%
105
1041/4
105%
440
41%
41%
41%
41%
41
41%
41 Va
103%
160,800
103
103%
103%
41%
103%
78%
78%
78
78%
78
78 Vt
78%
78%
26%
2,600
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
38%
38 Vb
27%
4,200
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
57%
*
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26%
37%
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78%
26'
38%
58%
57%
9,700
58
56 Va
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56%
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25%
26 %
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30%
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30%
13 Va
30%
30 Vt
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13%
100
5%
5%
5%
12,000
26 Va
25%
26%
23,700
30%
26
25
30%
800
74%
5%
25%.
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30%
301/4
30%
6,800
13
13
12%
12%
600
20%
21%
20%
21%
3,300
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24%
24 Va
24%
9,600
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25%
25%
25%
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25%
300
26%
26%
27 Vb
26%
27 vb
26%
27%
103,500
15
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
51%
33,200
51%
58%
94%
94%
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93
103
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103
50%
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95
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103
29
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29%
54%
58%
29%
55%
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30
52Vb
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51%
52%
51%
62 Va
63%
62%
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14%
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17
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90
56 %
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88
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56 Va
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53%
51%
52 %
62
61
62%
5,000
15%
14%
14%
67,500
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17
17%
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56
96
96
55%
.
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37
36 Va
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11
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11
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130,500
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61
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13 '/a
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61
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52%
10
57%
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100
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11
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2,900
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52
51%
52
51
52%
50%
51 Va,
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51%
42,900
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36
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36
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37%
36%
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35%
4
25 Vt
26%
26
26
26 %
26%
27
27%
26%
27 %
4,800
35%
35%
35 Vb
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 Va
35%
18,300
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14,100
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6.25
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1
7%
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6
6
6 Vb
6
6%
26% ' 26%
26%
37
37 Va
2.50
29%
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100
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Pacific
Iron
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75 Va
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37%
36%
37%
30
29%
30 Va
75%
76
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76
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6
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6
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37
37%
29 Va
30
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37
2,200
5,300
11,600
38
29%
76
27%
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17,000
30
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76
30
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1
35 Va
36 Va
35%
36%
35%
18%
46%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18
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46%
46%
45%
46%
47
47 Va
46%
47%
4,500
44%
44%
45%
44%
45%
44%
45%
44%
44%
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30
29
29%
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
30%
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25
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Co
26%
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,
100
_1
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Tea
36%
26%
35
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44%
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8%
8%
6,400
36%
36
44,400
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28%
28%
28%
136%
137%
137%
137%
21%
20%
21%
19%
20%
19
19%
16,900
3
20
20%
20%
20
20%
20
20 Vt
20
20 %
11,200
100
*88%
90%
20%
88%
88%
*88%
89%
89
89
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp_:._,
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
$5 preferred
No par
32 V8
32%
32%
32%
32%
33%
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33 Va
32%
18 Vs '
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
18 Va
18 Va
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18
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common—
preferred—
ppge 24.
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137 Va
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8
36%
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com
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1.100
8%
35%
21%
(H L)
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18%
8%
36 Va
-
136%
19
11
1,400
28 %
Greyhound
Jan
103
16,100
22 Va
97
72
103%
32%
105
137%
24% Aug 29
11
Va
32
21
17
6IV4 Oct
103
25%
Inc
preferred
Feb
July 13
'
103
1
7%
20
79
321/4
105%
41%
103
62,100
26
common
Sugar
1
see
106 %
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*
25
—
Western
Northern
Green
87 Va Dec
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Ltd
Great
1
200
16,900
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Atlantic
32 V. Mar 14
15
42%
32
5
Grayson-Robinson
16
Aug 19
44
76,200
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74%
43%
44%
25%
preferred-
Dec
Jan
42%
76%
38%
42%
24 %
Co
(W T)
3%%
19
.
73
75%
*37 Vt
_1
Financial
34% Sep
74%
31
No par
Western
29
38%
72%
5
Batteries
Great
4
76%*"
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75%
21%
& Co
Paper
26
75%
38%
73%
26 Va
issued
Ry
Jan
77%
*37%
74 %
31%
_10
Northern
17% Oct
76%
37%
73%
21%
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82
77%
37%
74
25%
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34% Aug 12
32% Feb 15
22 % Jan
76%
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21%
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&
Great
17
43,200
43%
.—5
Great
30% Feb
42%
25%
Inc
5
Aug 12
30% Mar 30
41%
31%
^__1
4
5
42%
41%
iii~5
26
Nov
24
42
6%
26 Vb
Co
&
53% Jan
Aug 19
42%
3,400
42%
6%
42%
No fcar
26% Jan
143
19%
42%
20%
Co—
52% Jan
4
19%
41%
77%
4
16
May 11
19%
42
80c
24
26
4,000
19
13 V.
—
42V4 May 10
128% Jan
6%
6%
20%
21%
common
(B
Union
Grand
80
24
4,100
6%
6%
19%
31%
common
1
$0.60 convertible preferred-No par
Gt
20
34%
6%
100
Co__.;
Granby Mining Co
41% Aug 24
Oct
35%
81%
34%
31 »/4
Graham-Paige Corp
32
Dec
34%
*79%
35
40%
3.33 Va
—_.
(W R)
7
18
34%
80
34%
73
1
Corp
Gould-National
11
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27
14,800
34%
.
,
19%
21
—
Cement
Tire
Feb
2
July
3,400
37%
83%c
Erewing Co
Jan
60 V4 Aug 12
59% Apr
17%
—2.5014%
com
22 Va Oct
45 Va July
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50
2,200
771/4
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Co
Co
Great
17%
8
6 %
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McBean
Goodyear
Vt Sep
15
17%
4,200
139
7%
80
•
35%
r~30
_
Goodrich
74
17
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!
'
30
Jun
6,300
9
Xl8%
—_1
Globe-Wernicke
24
74
8,400
77%
6%
1
Alden
Grace
8
82
35%
10
Co
Gladding
14
29
32% Sep
8
17%
34%
*80
6.67
Inc
Glidden
20% Jan
138 Vt
'
20%
>U8%
41%
"
2.50
preferred l_2i_
1
36%
' ,*»
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,,
19 Vb
——100
Brothers
4
35%
9
138%
17%
_10c
.
Rub
Portland
11% Dec
23
&
Products
Sep 23
96
(series
Getty Oil Co
34% Nov
10% Nov
6 Vt
10c
Corp_;
Corp
Georgia-Pacific
Gerber
36%
78
8%
94
'"•'76%
2QF/'V>
76%
A
*92%
19
15
Electronics
&
preference
Genesco
65% Sep
,
36
u—1
_
preference
5%%
19
7% Dec
4
General
Giant
24% Sep
2 Va Nov
Time
25 Va Jan
35% Dec
54% July 15
1
General
27
45
42% Apr
30 Vb Nov
34%
*80%
.
17
*>20%
21%
94
Telephone Co of Florida—
preferred
Tele
91% Nov
11
96 4/4 Apr
18
$1.30
:
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8
82
Corp
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Castings
General
19% July 18
13
8
12
Nov
19% Jan
May 20
12% May 17
14 Va Oct 26
Nov
5
4
64% Dec
42
36% Jan
44% Mar 18
26
3
3
28% Jan
'
92
4
26
54% Apr 24
28
12
81% Jan
25
Jan
104
17
Oct
17% Nov
46
— —
99 Va Mar
2
Jan
—
40% Dec
8
Jan
27
'
86% Nov
15
98
•
26% Sep
34% May 31
33 Va Jun
1
%
*80
Railway Signal
Realty & Utilities
33% Jan
9
8
82
.
6
25
8
f>
1
139%
17%
No par
Service
Public
28
23% Oct
•92%
9
34 Va
_1%
preference
Public
18% Sep
20 Va Oct
24% Jan
8 Vb
17%
Co
11% Jan
7
7,700
x33%
5
series
9
26% July
29
22 vb
17%
No par
No par
2
——w-
22 Va
94
*92%
1
Cement
General
Steel
22%
94
34%
Advertising
General
General
22%
22%
*92%
17%
100
28
4
700
22%
x22 Vb
1,900
3
Jan
29% Jan
10%
34 %
Corp
27
General
Dec
24
*8
1
5
19
18
*10%
139 Va
No par >
23 V4 Oct
May 22
*17%
10%
141
5
18
31
23
18
10%
24 Va
139'/a
300
17%
10%
*139%
«
9
36% Jun
25%
18%
10%
139 Va
—
22% Mar
21
29
24% Oct
Nov
6
26% Jun
25 %
18
78%
1
39% Nov
7
28% Sep
•
$3.75
conv
26%
*25
18
10%
20%
Equipt Corp——1
$1.60 conv preferred
No par
$3 convertible preferred—No par
$2.98
•25%
17%
*10%
8%
Precision
22
26 Vt
3,800
—5
Corp
Portland
66% Jun
13,600
3%
77 Va k
Motors Corp common
Dec
25
53%
3%
No par
preferred
Preferred
52%
3%
20%
common
28
July 13
53%
3%
9
Corp
39% Jan
1
32
1,500
52%
3%
78
preferred—,—
$5
53%
3%
20%
2
Corp____
85% Aug
4
21 Va July
25
Nov
60
2
31% Jan
3
Mar
5%
52%
4
26%
8%
_100
Electric Co
22
54
3%
*25%
75%
1
5
31
Mar 25
6,400
3,900
45%
95
*93 Va
2
66 % Jan
45
12%
22%
•45%
20%
Inc_
Co
99% Dec
100% Dec
12
22%
45%
9
preferred
Cigar
22
37% Aug 25
12%
22%
45%
75
Contract Finance Corp
General Controls
Co
30
-
12 Va
22%
45%
20%
Gen
Sep
37% Nov
12%,
22%
45%
8%
Corp
74
22% Mar
12%
22%
45%
74%
Corp
Corp com
42% Oct
8
12%
22%
45%
53%
No par
preferred
31
6
24
12%
*22%
._5
common
7% Jun
5
10%
20%
Co
16% Oct
12
18
Transportation—1.25
10
Nov
18
5
42 Va Apr
7% Feb
Texas—
of
4
26 V.
*10%
100
Oil
23
74
3%
*25 V.
com—1
preferred
29% Nov
25% July
1
No par
Investors
37% Oct
•
54 V.
—1
voting pref
conv
General
$8
53%
50
Corp
19% Sep
10V4 Sep
:
45%
preferred
36% Feb
Jan
23
45 V.
corn-
convertible
14
Nov
12%
22%
5
2
Dec
29
12 Vt
,—5
.'
_.
Corp
Gar Wood
31% Mar 25
1
Co—
*65%
66
*65%
66
28%
137
*65 Vt
28%
137
66
•65%
28 Va
138
90%
♦89
Vb'
33
2,000
380
90
24,700
18%
3,300
65%
400
The Commercial and
18
(2522)
28
Jun
9
Sep
Dec
29
89% Apr
81% Dec
16
94
Jan
9
91
Apr
88
Aug
7
<86
Dec
30
88
104% Mar
105% Mar
22
Dec
Oil
38% Jun
6
86% Aug 26
84% Jan
91% Oct
7
9
97
Jan
4
4
97% Jan
7
91
Aug 12
103% Nov 15
87% May 18
3
11
103% Aug
19
35% May 31
28
Friday
the Week
Dec. 15
Dec. 16
Shares
30%
30 %
30 Va
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
31%
96,800
33%
33 %
35
33%
35
33%
34%
34
34%
14,200
84 Va
84%
84%
84 Va
84 Va
*83
84%
87
86 %
86 »/a
86
86 %
87
87
*88
92
*83
84'%
*83
*87%
100
100
100
100
100
2.50
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
55
24% Sep
Thursday
Dec. 14
33%
No par
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
$5 dividend preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred
dividend
$4.20
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 13.
30 %
8.33 Va
Corp
Utilities Co—
Common
8
Jan
AND
Tuesday
States
23
27% Feb
13
32
4
Jan
82
8
80
37
Gulf
Gulf
26% July 25
3
Monday, December 19, 1960
.
Dec, l:i
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
373/4 Dec
24
.
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
J5Va Nov
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1959
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for
Financial Chronicle
88%
87
92
*88
92
*88
92
*88
92
*88
102%
*101%
102%
102'A
*101
102%
33%
33%
33
33'A
52%
53
*101%
102 %
*101%
102%
'101'/a
102'/a
*101%
♦101
102%
*101
102 %
>101
102V4
*101
33%
33%
33%
<
33%
33%
33%
H
44% Feb
25 % Nov
Feb
28% Jun
24
Nov
21
4
36% Aug 14
26% Jun
July 23
20
28% Nov
61% NovlO
44% Feb
42
13
121
Jan
•7% Jan
16
12% Apr
13
35% Nov
30
39% Apr
20
8% Oct
35
Jan
21
57 Va Jan
24
18% Oct
34
25
5
6%
Mar 24
50 Va Dec
26^/a Sep
Corporation
Harsco
2
11
27
Schaffner
Hart
26
11% Jan
38% Apr
of America common.
preferred
Haveg Industries Inc——
Hayes Industries Inc
22
4%%
34% May 11
37% Mar 13
29 Va May 12
32% Jan
18
36
Aug
5
25% Jun
13% Dec
1
20
Jan
4
Hercules
12
Dec
2
78
May 20
5
77
Jan
2
75% Sep
22
90% May
27% Apr
30% Apr
14
40% Dec
16
92
37% Feb
11
3
Jan
105
Sep
74% Dec
31
61% Apr
29
118% Apr
16
104 % Dec
82% Dec
6
Jan
82 % Nov
19
76
34
Jan
46% Apr
27
38% Feb
Mar
18 % Oct
13
16
8
119% Dec
5%
$2
9
62% Nov
22
42 %
13'% Jan
23% July 22
15 Va Mar
72 %
Aug 25
July 22
92% Feb
41
Aug 27
30
37
May 21
Jan
28
60 % May 11
26
preferred
85
Jan
117
Corp
31% Jan
22% Oct
6
Inc
1
27
15% Apr
24% Jun
37% Jan
4
1
28 Va Apr
6
6
30 Va July
3
Hoffman
Electronics
Holland
7
13
Holly Sugar Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
29
55 Va Dec
13
Holt
39%
Apr~ 2 9
44% Oct
49%
22
Jan-21
65% Jan
35
Jan
30
80
Dec
15
37
47% July 22
90% Apr 13
27% Oct
52% Oct
20
Homestake
16
Honolulu
25
41 Va Jan
5% Sep
~9%
9
21
2
Apr
4% Oct
6
32% Apr
Sep
19% Jun
30
24
Feb
16
Sep
16% Oct
5
Hooker
4
90 Va
Sep
13
Sep
19
Hoover
26
8
Jan
21
Jan
14
10
22 Va Jan
Hotel
14
30
30
41
Feb
4
14
37% Jan
36 Va Mar 17
2
38% Feb
35% Dec
5%
7
Dec
15
77
Dec
28
80% Mar
f
2
70% Jan
4
85 % Mar
6
77
8
Jan
85% Sep
Dec
28
96% Jan
30
88
Dec
16
93
Sep
75
22
65% Jan
21
90 Va Dec
15
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
30
13% Jan
8
18% Sep 29
27
July 13
13Ve Dec
2
24% Jan
4
Mar 17
43 % Jun
29
54% Jan
14
18
Jan
5
84% Dae 10
€0
29% Dec
24% Mar 14
14
84% Feb
83% July 30
25
90% Aug 24
5% Jan
35
Jun
7
25
18% Oct 13
9% Dec
40% Dec
convertible
preferred
Sound
Co
(Delaware)___
Hunt
Foods
21% Jan
7
common..,
...—
convertible pfd series A
Hussmann
Refrigerator
Co
14,400
20%
20%
20%
21%'
24
25%
25
25
i'
'
■
52
Jan
29 % Oct
39
Apr 17
23
24
46
12
40
Nov
55% Jan
21
35
Jun
9
46% Dec
24
38% Oct
7
43% Feb
Feb
15
21% July 25
4
3
28% Oct
25
47% Jan
Jan
27
58 % Nov
35
35%
83%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
853/4
11%
138%
139 Va
141
140
138 Va>
53 Va
54%
x53%
54%
30%
*30%
30%
30 Va
30%
30
*33 %
*331/4'
34
33 %
14
"*13%
14
13%
79
80
79%
*64
70
*64
116
60 %
60
61
19 Va
19
24 y4
23 %
33%
13%
*13%
14
500
79%
81
9,500
233/4
9,500
120
*25
26
16 V4
16
17
10 Va
10 Va
10%
27%
31
31%
64
28%
43
41% Feb
18
47
Apr
00
Jan
5
.45% Jan
22
.41% Oct
47
Jan
14
42% Jan
4
-Illinois
4.08%
45
Aug
4
4.26%
49 Va
Aug
9
4.70%
46% July 27
4.42%
28
40% Sep
25
45% Mar 18
41
11
44 Va Aug
15
4.20%
31% Nov
22
57% Aug 23
Indiana
36% Jun
26
61% Aug 13
38 Va Feb
17
50
.8% Dec
8
Feb
Oct
6
*30
54
543A
46%
18
5% July 11
8 Va Feb
25
S
A_.
4o%
47%
46%
473/o
8,200
66%
67 %
66%
67
66%
673A
14,700
32%
*33%
32 %
33%
33%
34
17,800
85%
20%
4%
4%
5
171/4
17%
37%
*36%
37%
35%
*34% :
36
'
76
V
82 Va
:r:;*8o%
90
i
*89
.
82%
90'
-
39"
93
39
.
36
*
5
30
July
7
4
22% Jan
12
Industrial
17
109
May
7
65
Sep
28
86 Va Apr
19
" ~
Ingersoll-Rand
July 28
<43% May
8
34% Sep 21
103
May
6
145
Dec
J 3
5
July
6
149
13 Va Aug
<17%
'
36% May
50% Mar 18
29% Oct
19
32
Apr
29
29
27% Mar 28
45
Dec
17
34% Nov
28
Oct
86% Oct
25
Jan
20
'2
385% May 12
39% Jan
138
27
95% Feb
25
5
29
154
Jan
7
50 Va Jan
5
15
12
Insuranshares
Ctfs
15
Interchemical
Corp
93
7
21
Nov
1
34 V4 Feb
407% Mar
May 29
.28
Sep
22
Dec
22
80
17% Feb
9
23
2
Feb
8
35% Apr 30
68
8
38% Sep
139% Feb
14
29
4% %
July 11
Interlake
18
Iron
596 Va Dec
16
Int'l
Business
50% Jan
19
Int'l
Harvester
7%
148 Va Aug 25
88%
89
-
,
36 Va Aug
Oct
25
5
25% Feb
24
International
47% Sep
12% Jan
12
17% Aug
4
20
58% Dec
15
Int'l Nickel
80
4%
24% Nov
May
86% Dec 15
10% Sep
12% Aug
4
21% Feb
19
International
Packers
141% Nov
.'85'/a Sep
28
136% Jan
6
International
Paper
30% Dec
111
15
31% Dec
8
28
86 Va Jan
8
94 Va Aug
2
.10 Va Dec
94
Jan
14
16% Jan
15
69
When
147/a
$4
15
93
*92Va
93
36
1
,
Sep
Jun
23
/
36
19
■
8%
36
<
International
International Resistance
12
Oct
24
41% Jun
7
23
Mar 20
172% July 15
33% Dec
15
37
Jan
12
37
10
55% Nov
6
Feb
31% Dec
28
Feb
29
3
39
40% Dec
14
42% Dec
28% Feb
9
17% Jun
9
139%-Jan
32% Nov
30
38
.44% Apr
37% Aug 21
45% May 6
28% Mar 19
28
60
20
17
19% '
18%
40
36% Mar
1
42% Nov
4
40
33
Nov
4
14
45
Jan
15
123
Jan
23
20
115
50% Mar 18
23% Jan
7
4
Oct
31
Jan
4
18% Oct
26
12% Dec
1
31% Jan 28
10 Va Oct
13
75
Dec
29
96
May 12
76% Jan 26
40
Sep
18
57
Feb
4
70% Nov
13
46 'A Dec
29
49 Va Feb
,9
*9% Jan
2
90
Dec
28
27
88
Apr 21
59% Apr 37
70% July 14
58%
Dec'23
103% Feb
16
40% Oct
For
23
xootnotes,
59%
see
JulyM
page
24,
28
Aug 29
36% Jan
7
124
Sep
44% Jan
20
7
4
Jan
12
18% Jan
7
87
Aug 22
52% Apr 13
.
Iowa
Elec
Iowa
Power
83
62'A May 31
Johnson
6
79
Dec
13
9
18% Dec
5
Jonathan
6
893A Jan
4
Jones
95% Mar
8
99 Va Aug 24
18% Jun 13
8
29% Oct 21
57% Jan
8
Si
'35%
36%
36
37%
35'A
36%
35
36
48%
48%
48%
49%
50
50
50
50
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
3V2-
40'A
.35'/4
•
34%
*32
33
17%
18
69%
*145
5%
18 %
,
.17,000
70
71
*145
148
145
*145
148
40
39
40
39 Va
40
39%
41
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
33
*32
33
*32
-
33
*32
30
14,100
r
3,300
33
"
39%
/ 39%
39%
39 %
40
39%
40
89%
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90%
89%
90'A
90%
90%
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903/4
21% '
21%
21%
21%
21%
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21%
21%
21%
591
596
,
.
,
42%
141V4
141
32 Ve
32Va
80
.
32%
32%
57 Va
56 Va
16%
16%
92%
94
,
•
16%
-
1,300
57%
58%
58
58%
40,200
16%
16%
16%
163/4
8,600
91
91%
30%
30%
91%
92%
30%
31 Va
94
94
94
10%
11
60%
*58 Va
23%
23%
25%
25 Va
28%
27V4
28V4
27%
93%
95'/4
95
923/4
91'A
30%
18,900
31%
13,800
"
.■94
,■
94„
V,'
'
3,400
"
59
■59V2
26%
■.24 'A
25%
24 Va
25%;
64,100
29%
...
29
30%
29%
30%
22,100
97
99
96%
98
33
327/a
33
32%
33
56%
56%
57
59%-'
,59%
60%
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33'A
*32%
33%
*32%
33%
44%
45%
36%
36%
41%
42
59 Va
V
*59
.
60
1
55 %
.55%
.55%
20
201/4
20
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
20 '/a
41%
42%
1,210
3,000
3,500
20%
—.
——3.50
Co
&
44
*35%
x42%
42 Va
,
38
23%
*117 '/a
13
123-»
80
5
:
—5
.
.
82%
^
16%
56
96
12.'/«
35
19%
13%
23 Va
*117
19 Va
13 %
37%
23%
2 4'A
-
.
23%
22%
133/4
14%
7,700
23%.
50
118
;
11,700
203A
143/a
5,800
13%
14%
25,300
79%
79%
513A
517/a
52 'A
*801A
82%
79
80%
52%
51%
51-3/4
51%
82%
14 Va
14
80
-
2,800
133A
12 3A
*
1,100
2,500
38
20
79
-34
2,900
42%
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12%
'
10,200
42%
21
80
<•
5 .7 .'
42%
118
12%
56 %»
7f/4.
15/«
55 A
9.5/a
800
,
41%
19'A
*117
79 %'
..
413A-
37%
„
38'A
*80%
,
1,400
36%
19%
118
98,200
;45%.
36%
41%
42%
12%
8Q_
78
34 %
25
11.71/8
*42
51/*
75
95%
11%
37%
80
-
567/a V
xl5
55%
41%
37%
a
45
,
3,300
.
'
42 Va
41%
12/2
•
56%
.
.
"
42 Va
r 13 /8
.
51 %
...*80%
^-100
Corp
1
80
36%
41%
417
19-
.
13
51 Va
1
45%
*41%
42 Va
117 Va
135'«
pfd—100
45
35%
36
41%
38
Va
•24
-
19%
5
—1
common
Steel
243<j
118
—5
45%
41%
42
.
'
..
19-Va'
33
37%
42%
37%
50c
35%
42'A,
5
10
common
Inc
44%'
36% -
Electric Co—1
1
Laughlin
«
200
'
:io%
10%
.10%
96 Va
32%
80
*77
.-.*94
11
10%'
59 %'•
22%
8,300
16%
'
.
1,110
21%
<r:'<
11%
62
24,300
;
32%.
21 Va
94
■
60 Va
433/a
140%
32%
•
22
92%
v*:
42%
140%
33
13,500
22
31 Va
*93
t
.
43
1407/a
60
9,800
596%
80
92 Va
3IV4
586
■"
4,200
-
*77
30%
92%
31
16
33
40%
58%
57
:
32%
80
22
57V4
16'A
42'A
140'A
586
40
22 Va
*77
80
*77
.
140
42%
140%
42%
43
140 Va
-
581
588
580
/ 596
584
43'/a
x42 %.
1
9,600
34
21%
7.50
2,500
4,300
183/4
17%
70'/a
148
12,100
5%
5%
35
'
39 %
-
5%
70 Va
69%
70%
69%
145
•
17
17%
17Va
18%
70
146
.*
57%
Johnson—
Logan
'
56%
50c
common_10
5% preferred series A
100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
^.--1
Joy Manufacturing Co
1
&
36%
48 »/4
300
.:
56
preferred
49%iDec
48.
57V4
Light Co
Johns-Manville
63% May
8% Mar
43%
48
.
54%
Inc
13
3%%
45%
*42%
'
56%
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
22
1
*44%
43%
89%
Corp
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
44% Jan
Sep
45%
*42 Va
53%
Gas
Si
Co
*44%
43%
47
22%
preferred
Tea
48
45%-
♦42 Va
93
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co
Jewel
*46%
*44%
44
43
*41%"
Island Creek Coal
$6
47
45%
*42%
22 Va
Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois
76% Jan
11 Va Dec
40% Nor
24
46% Aug 26
47%
*441/2.
;
41%
33 % Jan
32% Mar
;
44
45V4
Power
21
48 %
45%. .1-
*42 %
x28
Dept Stores
20
44
Va
Interstate
May 27
*42%
41 Va
Interstate
37% Jan
18% Dec
convertible
2
40% Apr
44
3,900
42
*42%
*32%
9
38
*41
44
39%
—
20 Va Sep
9
42
*42%
*32
&
Utilities
58% Dec
22
42
44
:—25
Teleg_No par
com—5
preferred
.-25
preferred
17
21
*41
*42%
34%
v
8,200
58
56%
42
.<
*32%
22
Dec
57%,
*41 ■',<
*41
.
44
33 %
18'/a Jun
Sep
57
57%
56 Va
57 Va
56%.
42
571/4
33% Jun
Sep
56%
22%
common..
Aug 18
19% Mar 5
32
30%
18,800
32 %
International
$2
11,000
31 Va
56%
International Telep
4
27%
30%
57%
38 Va Jan
Apr
52%-!
27%
30%
33Va
46% May 25
45 Va
52
28
30%
571/4
35
May 10
52
27%
32%
17
40
5;ioo
19
25
17
7%
19%
19%
No par
25
15
500
51%
Co..—10c
Shoe..
Silver
Feb
May 31
36%
*36
:
33
32% Feb
32
57,600
30%
—No par
30 Va Apr
July 30
32
15 % Not
International
International
60
83A
51%
17%
Amer com
Salt
'
92 Va
8%
27%
69 Va
preferred
International
8
Aug 24
Va Dec 16
"35
116% Sep 15
36% Jan
2
5%
36%
50
92 Va
<
8%
30%
11%
Int'l Rys of Cent
2
91 % Dec
"
125
Mar
70% Mar 2
26% Dec 14
' *
93
51%
No par
.100
Rectifier Corp—
1
>9%
6
93
*92
27%
*92%
7
"
93
30%
No par
Dec
55
11,800
-
51%
♦145
.2.50
22% Dec
68
2,000
40%
*92 Va
-.
8%
8%
36
No par
preferred—
46 Va
39%
28
*77
—
14%
46
*92
93
22%
Limited
14%
39%
30 %
32
common
15%
46%
39 Va
-
50%
5
issued
16,400
60
46%.
15Va
39 %
*92
5
of Canada
200
7,400
;
28
141
Mining Corp„
133/4
5%
5
preferred
89
13%
51
100
Chemical com
88%
13%
28%
—100
Int'l Minerals <fe
24
89%
13%
■
47'A
No par
common
preferred-.
69% Jan
July 30
27% Jun
Corp..
Machines
/'•
35%
5
100
1
preferred
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88
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—1
common
82
88
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76
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88 Va!
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100
Sep
3,300
56%
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Co
32
2
25
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100
/
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30%
No par
preferred
43 Va Jan
Feb
Sep
6%
Inland
! -> «*7'6
-
82%J^"T
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1
„
common
49% Jun
86
57% July 10
153 % Jan
Feb
2
24
31% July
488
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35%-
..
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76
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75
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37
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21
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21
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17
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20%
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20%
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47%
27%
100 pesos
;
17% Nov
74% Nov
7,200
66%
*
De Mexico
Electrica
4,000
30%
54%
32%
16%
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Industria
10% Feb
29%
28%
30%
54%
*30
•
55
48
9%
—50
1
Corp
1,400
31%
35%
•
preferred
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29
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200
20,900
66
85%
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93
—50
.
10
47%
v
38%
50
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50
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173/4
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32
15
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preferred
preferred
17%
10
66%
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common—15
preferred
26
25%
17%
47%
-
*89
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Power
Aug 12
*25
10
25 V;
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55%
4,000
10
29
53%
20
31
30%
17%
'V
10%
28%
66
116
-
30%
30%
17%
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30%
23%
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116
64
118
25%
16%
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23%
23%
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,
31'A
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25 %
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-
2,000
66
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1
14,000
19%
119
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50
5
62%
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31%
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900
60%
19
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52
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61
66
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69
115%
19
23%
23%
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320
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119
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70
116
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106%
*
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28%
105 Va
106%
150
33%
19 Va
19
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2,100
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66
31%
60
30%
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116
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106
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80 Va
105
4,100
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17,900
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53
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30%
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136
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81
82
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85
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2,000
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80%
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Co
Cement
Illinois Central RR Co.
23
18
Ideal
6
41
39% Jan
40% Sep 29
-45% Dec 21
-7
Idaho Power Co
57% Aug 24
31% Jan
4
9%
35
I
42% Mar 18
J
9%
9%
82
4%
••
5%
25%
35%
20%
_100
Hupp Corp
25 Va
80%
*84
J_100
5
25%
35
66
_1
preferred series B
23,500
83
,35
10
.
50%
35
31%
Si Sm Ltd—No par
<fc Indust Inc com.:
5
preferred series A
27
9%
4,000
122%
49%
25'/a
9%
*9V4
44%
*120
77%
47 Va
Bay Min
5%
16 Va Oct
8
Hudson
11
23% Jul?
*
6,400
\
49%
78 Va
35%
•51%
,-100
.
5%
13% Jan
9%
20%
1,800
47%
25%
28%
No par
preferred
7
39% Jan
20%
25
9%
*30
50
14
26
20%
25%
,25%
>
15%
No par
common
Sep
Oct
32
20%
20%
26%
43%
-
121
121
25%
25 V*
common—3
issued
Howe
16
6% Oct 25
31
39% Dec 31
25Va
•10%
Corp of America common—1
convertible preferred
25
93 % Nov
94
25%
31%
-
60% Sep 21
x24 Va
*116
preferred100
4.40%
preferred
—_100
Houston Lighting Si Power—No par
Howard Stores Corp_
—1
13
Jan
25%
23%
4%
13
21
47%
*64
common—5
Corp
3%%
14
64% Sep
11% Jan
85
48%
19
10
Household Pinance
Aug" 19
79
.
*
47
44
43%
44
123
46%
59 Va
preferred
No par
Si Bearing Co——
5
When
69
44
*121
441/8
123
*121
'
'
48%
*64
Ball
$2.25
9
Mar
44
44%
123
117%
12.50
Corp
Houdaille-Industries Inc
10
27
12
26 % Dec
35%
105
-
36 % Dec
33%
79%
10
Mining
Oil
Chemical
$4.25
26
2
24
33%
'
30
1
Inc
Rlnehart <fc Winston
67% Dec
81% Feb
Co
Furnace
2
21% Oct
18
30% July
May 19
40% Jun
2
Jan
13
16
May 20
33%
30%
5
5
30% Oct
23
33%
33 y4
50c
Corp
1
9% Nov
22
29% Nov 30
33%
*13%
1
15
July 13
28% Feb
27
5
2
33%
33 Va
53
3%%
.42% Sep
11% Oct
21% Jan
27% Feb
33%
*82
5
—
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
14% Dec
Nov
2,400
136%
1
Co
Hewitt-Robins
Aug 22
120
100
27
11
preferred series A_
100
$4% 2nd pfd (conv)
—No par
Hilton Hotels Corp common
2.50
5%% conv pfd series A
25
16
93
27
77%
100
No par
No par
i
—
class A pfd
Chocolate
Hershey
4
68
22
93
27
9%
common——2 1/12
23% Feb
64% Jan
22
93
26%
*35
No par
—
Powder
conv
Hertz
24% July 13
8
Motors
Hercules
111% Aug 26
68% Dec
9
1
22
93
27 Va
—_
7
9
25% Dec
July 29
Dec
33 % July
13
66
7
Aug 30
55
17
19
Dec
84
4
55% Apr
50
5
143
9% May 25
16% Jan
84% Jan
Jan
22
93
26%
'
8
13
22
93
26V2
25%
7
88 Va May 26
17
22
93%
.
20 %
16% Jan
61% Feb
7
22
26 Va
"
24%
32% Dec
79% May
26%
*26%
45
—1
5
Heinz (H J) Co common
—25
3.65%
preferred
;
_100
Heller (W E) & Co--,—
1
Helme (G W) common
—10
1°fe noncumulative preferred—_25
43% Sep 21
12 % Dec 30
1,900
22
43%
1
50
Hat Corp
6
29
29,300
25%'
93%
*121
5
Marx_
400
42%
25%
'
26%
33
5
Co
&
26
53%
41%
417/a
25%
93%
26%
-1
1.25
_.
Chemical
Harshaw
Aug 31
41 Va
'■*
22
x26%
—100
I—
Corp
Harris-Intertype
16
29 Va Jan
31
preferred
41 Va
26%
26
*92
preferred
convertible
40%
•'
25%
100
Hammermill Paper Co
-2.50
Hammond
Organ Co
1Harbison-Walker Refrac com—7.50
129
24
22V4 May 26
3
20
Watch Co
Hamilton
4r/o
*52%
41%
41 %
9,700
22
—-5
common—:—1
Printing Co
(W F)
4
6
47 Va Jun
5
Oct
21% May 24
Mar
24% Nov
Hall
Jan
32% Jan
25
July
34% Oct
132
122% July
19
53%
♦53
53%
41
53
41 Va
-5
106% Jan
5
7
19
Co
*53
53
25
Water
Halliburton
27
% Dec
88% Jun
30
Hackensack
4
•
114% Aug 31
6
26
31% Apr
3
48
9
Sep
51 Va Jan
24
35% Jun
29% May 22
4
20 Va Mar 31
88
Feb
71 Va May 19
49% Nov
20
48% Nov 20
80
180
*
,
•8OV2
82 Va
58
57%
58%
;
58
59%
59
79
78 %
783/4
y.78%
78%
78 3
16%
54%
55%
05%
16%
17%
563/a
96%
-
95%
16%
.
"
11%
11%
11%
11%
ll7/a
343/4
34
35
34 3 4
363/4 '
100
593/4
27,000
8
78%
16
55%
953/4
•'«
580
4,500;
t
16 Va
2,200
21,700
54 34
17
54 Va
953/4-
:
'
5 6 3/8
V.95s/a1
95%
35,400
;
; 270
'HV2^11%
4,400
36%
8.400
95 Va
Volume
192
Number
6013
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2523)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
-
NEW
YORK
Highest
AND
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Dec. IS
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Dec. 13
Par
Dec. J4
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Dec. 15
the Week
Dec. 16
Shares
K
Feb
9
65
93 Mi Feb
10
120
42 Mi Dec
31
48
Feb
10
135
37
107
Nov 23
107
46 Mi Oct
18
79 Mi Sep
25
July 27
93
88% Feb
34 Ma Nov
5
13
2
11 Ma Dec
28
50
4%%
convertible
6
4% 7c
preferred—'
122 Ma Jan
13
4Ma %
convertible
125
Jan
11
4%%.
59 Ma Sep
15
8
25
5
85% Feb
May
Kaiser
79% Aug
Jan
20
95% Oct
5
3.80%
4%
90
Oct
90
9
9
54Ma July
23
13 Ma Dec
7
11
Jan
36
Apr
fl
507/a Nov
21
30Ma Oct
25
50Ma Jan
6
30 Ma Aug
17
41 Ma Feb
17
90 Ma Oct
7
45 Ma Oct
1
64
70% Apr 21
31 Ma Apr
,50 Ma July 31
23
117% Feb
447/a Oct
7
28
43
Jan
7
54 Ma
59
Apr
1
12
Oct
13
71 Me Oct
25
100Ma Jan
46% Sep
30
55% Jan
36Ma July 18
64% Dec
12
21
58 Me Nov
18
74% Nov
20
July 22
Kendall
Kern
27 Ma Jan
~2
37% Oct
22
Dec
29
85
Feb
26
13% May
6
21
Nov
16
30 Me Nov
4
35
Aug
5
32% Nov
24
43 Ma Mar
Sep 29
26 Ma Mar
77
Oil
*84 Ma
86
89
*87 Ma
89
68 Ma
68'a
66 Ma
67 M»
—50
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36 M<
36%
36 Ma
49
49
49
49'/2
351/2
35 Ma
35%
35 M4
17 Ma
27% Jun
l
KLM Royal
7
82 Ma Apr
11
14% Feb
17
36 Ma Dec
29
33
Jan
12
3
27Ma Sep
19% Jun
10
34 Ma Jan
6
Kress
9
11 Ma Dec
5
20 Ma Jan
8
Kroehler
25% Oct
28
36Ma Mar
2
Kroger
Oct
21
36
5
K
25
19% Oct
,28% Nov
23% Jan
:;24% Jan-
I8M1 Feb
22
27 Mi Mar 11
4 Mi Mar 11
6
17
22
34Ma Jan
21
.
3 Mi Dec
3% July 12
8
34 Ma Apr
15 Me Oct
21
23 Mi Nov
21 Ma Sep
18
/ 10% Feb
12
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30 Ma Mar 23
15 Me
7
.
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July
37% Jan
24 Ma
10
27 V Jun
Sep 22
Jan
1mb
;.
~6%
3 Ma
2
Apr
Dec
30
22
6
3 Mi Oct
10 Mi Nov
Oct
14
48
9
98 Ma Oct
2
31
28,
152-
63 Ma Jun,
6
9IMa Jan
13
•783/i May 19
Nov" 13
57
9 Me Sep
July
39 Mi Apr
17 Mi
9
36 Mi Nov
27
4 6 Ma Jan
1393/i Jan
36 Ma Apr
Dec
16
104
79 Mi Dec
30
89
96
81 Ma Dec
10.UU0
1
131% Dec
31
36% Jun
26
Nov
7
conv
Industries
"pfd
ser
&
78 Mi
78%
60
5,300
32
341/4
33%
34M2
33%
3 4Mb
33 ma
34
3 3 Ma
35%
39,900
28Ma
28 Ma
28%
28%
28
m«
28 MB
2 8 mi
28 Mb
28
Mi
28%
3,400
23%
23 Mi
22 Ma
23 Mi
22 Ma
22 Ma
8,400
23 M«
22%
23 Mi
2 2 Mi
11%
11 Ma
*11M4
11 Ma
llMt
11 Mi
11%
11 Mi
11%
11%
2,200
31
3 1MB
30%
3 1MB
31
Ma
3 1Mb
31%
3 1Mb
31%
31%
12,100
28 Ma
/
28 Ma
28%
29'/4
29'/4
29 MB
29 ma
30 Ma
30
30%
7,700
24%
24
24
*35
38
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24
24
24
24
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38
*35
38
*35
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4
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38
Mi
3 Mi
283/4
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3
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4
2 4 Mi
3
24 Mi
1,100
38
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3 Mi
7 Me
Mi
3 Mi
12,400
Link
series
4.35%
14
2
1
Lorillard
1
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(P)
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11%
15,800
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,5.2%
11mb
11
11 Mi
10 Mb
11 Mi
7
10%
11MB
11mb
76 Ma
2 2MB
n
3/i
81 MB
4,100
82
81%
8 IMa
IMa
8 IMa
—100
♦144 Ma
146
144 Mi
144 Ma
144 Ma
144%
•144 Mi
49 Mi
50
49 mB
50%
51 Mi
5*%
51 Mi
5 1MB
—50c
23 Ma
23 Ma.
22 Mi
23%
22 mB
24 mB
2 3 Mb
24%
5
45 Mi
45 Mi
457/b
46 Ma
46
47
45 Mi
46
45 Mi
4 5 mi
-2.50
29%
307/H
29 Ma
307/B
29%
30
29 Mi
29 Mi
28
29
44,500
92 Mb
89%
91%
89%
9 1Mb
48.400
—
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96 MB
90%
92%
2 7 Ma
277/a
Co
•
90 Mb
'
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1mb
11,500
24%
25%
65,500
Mi
27%
27%
277/a
15%'
16
15 Mb
15%
15 Ma
15 MB
15 Ma
15 Mi
15
20 Mi
20 MB
20 MB
20%
20 mi
20 mi
20 Mi
20 Mb
20 3
10
—,-100
*85 Ma
5
common-
preferred—,
100
& El Co
*137
July 10
July 29
14 Ma Dec
13
20 Mi Jan
4
Lowenstein
49% Dec
6
91 Ma Jan
4
Lukens
21
6
Lykes Bros Steamship Co—_—
& Sons
38
137
Ma
443/a
39
MB
100 Ma
*84
Ma
86
*84
86 Ma
*85 Ma
87
*86
37 mi
37%
38 Mi
136 Ma
137
Ma
37%
37 Ma
28 MB
24,600
35,800
44%
;
6,200
3 9 Ma
9,000
100 Ma
260
86
100
87
38
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139
62,900
16
2 1mB
135
*130
86
136 Ma
137
Mb
3 9 Mb
100 Ma
*89
100 Ma
85 Ma
88
38 Ma
44
135
39%
a
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18,900
80
138
50%
50
Inc__
Co
139
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♦130
,
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4,900
1
51
5 IMa
5 IMa
5 IMa
5
IMa
5lMi
5 1Mb
52
52
1,700
48
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Nashville—
3 9 Ma
*99
87 Ma
*86 Ma
88
38 Ma
38
135
39 Ma
99
*84 Ma
Ma
44 Mi
44 Mi
44
*129
40 Mi
99
99
87
*84%
44
135
39%
40
99
—100
"125
135
39 Mi
—100
preferred
43%
44 Mb
4 3 Mb
*130
com—10
110
5
4
—100
Co
5,200
145%
51%
28 Mi
27%
28 Mb
27 Ma
8 1Mb
145
1
_
22
(M)
8
81%
'
—__l
preferred-.
D
1Mb
88 Ma
Inc„
Co
8
8 IMa
1
78Mi Jan
Steel
26,300
54
52% July
&
4,400
52 mb
2 4 MB
53 mi
1
Louisville
23%
52
78
23 3/i
series E preferred-
Sep
42 Ma Sep
78
22
77 Ma
53 Mi
preferred
B
76
23
79 Ma
2 4 Mb
52 Ma
Ma
'
—5
Lighting
series
4.25%
77
5* Mi
77
common—.,
5%
9,800
24 Mi
Gas
22
7,300
53
Star
Aug 19
4mb
27 mB
2 4 Ma
Lone
conv
4%
2 7 Mi
78 Ma
24
900
4mb
27 Me
76
52%
17 mi
4%
4 Mi
27 mi
"
11,800
11,600
27 Ma
4 Mi
5
5,900
1 mi
17
27%
par
27 mi
1 Mi
.
17
4mb
Aircraft Corp
Island
16Mb
27 3/i
——
Theatres
4.84%
17
16Mb
1%
Mi
4mb
Belt Co—
Long
17%
1MB
1
27%
5
Electronics
Ling-Temco
♦16MB
10 MB
27
1mb
11
27 Mi
11
27 Mi
1
107/b
2 7 MI
lMi
4%
Lily tulip Cup Corp
.i
107/o
27
1mb
10%
27%
17
10 MB
10MB
27 MI
Mi
10 Mi
28 Ma
28
2 7 Ma
Products—
preferred.
,
♦28
28 Mi
4 Mi
Stores Corp____——No
7
Jan
78 Mi
2 6 Ma
16
18
78 mi
1
44Ma Dec
15 Mi Oct
78 Mi
par
7
5
78'/4
,_No
38 Mi Feb
34 Ma Apr
5
783/4
——
47 Mi Dec
6
8,000
*16 Ma
23
104 Mi Mar
1,200
37 %
No par
A_
99
7
251/4
36 Ma
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—25
,
130M2 Aug 25
Sep
25%
37 Mi
1 Mi
16
142
25 Ma
36%
1
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90
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37
4
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20
25%
36%
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Valley
Star
Jan
25%
37%
25
—
Lone
81
26
36 Ma
pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Loew's
34% May 18
4
130 Ma Mar
*25 Ma
37
5
88
27
I8M1 Nov
6
44 Ma Nov
25
15 Mi Jan
Paper Co„.
24 Ma May
<
26
400
Lockheed
87 Mi Nov
*255/b
10
5
102
G
!
4,500
4
8
11,000
17%
—10
4
21
1,600
89 Mi
17%
1
,
19
Jan
33 Ma
88%
17 Ma
*78 M4
30 M2 Jan
Jan
33
88 Ma
17 mb
78 M4
17
80
33
86%
17 M»
*78
17
96
33
87%
16mb
37
Feb
4
33
85%
17
51,700
5
15
33
893/i
16 Mt
100
Corp—
14
33M4
86
17 Ma
14 MB
Industries
43 Me Sep
33 Mi
89 M4
16%
18 MB
Litton
111
33%
sqMi
—10
19 Ma Nov
142-% Mar 25
71 Mi Jan
69
v
100
331/3
5
1
Co
28 Mi
Lionel
Aug
7,400
21,800
14 Ma
4
32% Jan
20,300
52%
18
10
14
75
52
28 Mi
34 Mi Aug
18% May 11
73%
52
26 ya
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeil & Libby
Aug 31
July
74M2
51 mi
14 Mi
61 Mi Jan
96
73 Mb
5 1MB
I8M1
4
12
3,400
75
51M4
28
23
57 Ma Jan
26
74%
51%
14%
Sep
8
July
25%
2 5 M»
75%
51 Ma
18 Ma
12 Mi Jan
13
90 Ma Mar
3
26
2 6 Ma
75
143/i
23
Feb
48 Ma
16
36 Ma Dec
25%
25 Me
77 Ma
51M4
19
Sep
30 Ma Jan
Mar
Apr
26 Mi
25 Ma
76
14 MB
28
43 Mi
26
2
25 Ma
51%
18 MB
18
26
7
29 Ma Jan
32
19 Ma
Nov
5
112 Ma Dec
49 3/i
31 %
15
4
July 10
37 Mi Jan
21
49
32 Mi
14%
Jan
8
10 Ma Mar
28% Sep
48Mi
31
18 Mi
61
30
18
24 Ma Sep
47%
32 Mi
28
23
9
73 Ma Nov
48Mt
15
151
14% M'ar 23
29
Dec
63
.73
21
15,000
5,500
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63 Mi
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12 MB
13 Ma
48 Ma
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62 Mi
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Jan
140
Mar,- Oh
3,500
26%
Fink
13% Jan
23
80Ma Jan
140 Ma Dec
1.500
35%
63 Mi
Lehn
12 Ma Dec
47%
35
19 Mb
Lerner
9
5
47»/4
3 5 Mi
26 Mi
Bryant———„—
Inc_-_
Rubber
$1.50
22
9% Oct
48 Mi
35 Ma
32
preferred series A
Lehigh
13
28 Mi Sep
70 Ma Jan
48 Mi
62%
79 Ma Dec
7
29
49 Ma
35Mt
2 7 Mi
Apr
24
800
49
35%
290
64Mb
22
Jan
36 Mi
Lehigh Coal & Navigation C0.4
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
———15
8
46 Ma Oct
36Mi
26 mi
41
4
Aug 27 L
36'A
63%
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10
79 Ma
36 Mi
26 Ma
Lehman
57% Dec
36 %
64Ma
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243/a Dec
36%
160
3,200
26
15
2
64Ma
63
22
7
Jan
64 Mi
64MB
7 Ma Jan
29
-
64 Ma
26%
293/aJan
57 Ma Apr
63%
62Ma
28
18 Ma Jan
36
65
26%
24% July 26
12
65
25
4
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88
28 Ma
1
37/a Mar 11
19 Mi Jun
85i/a
*86 MB
14 Mb
6
26
-
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87%
17 Mi
Lee
28
84
86 Ma
28 Ma
Lear
6
25
Oct
10 Ma Jan
26% Sep
Oct
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84
89
.—5
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20
32 Mi Aug
,25%
'
84%
84
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13%
Co
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..91
60
—_i
25
Mar 15
10
8
20
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10
84
92 Mi
47 Ma
5
——;———%
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Jan
Mi Jan,
24
&
84
92 Mi
34 Ma
Mfg Co*—
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11
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-
18
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29
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6
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4
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84
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100
54%
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—2.50
common
(E J)
*75
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54%
48 Ma
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,No par
Dutch Airlines
(S
Laclede
Aug 30
35% Dec
1
•
13% May. 2
2
Jan
Kresge,
541/2
x33Ma
preferred——
Korvette
115 Mi
23,900
_1
;
Indus
Koppers Co Inc
.
.
41%
50c
Co„
Thermos
22
34% Jan
18
par
—
King-Seeley
6
.
8.75
5
4
..
40'/a
114
54 Mb
54 Mb
53%
53M2
86
16
31 Ma Jan
53 >/4
53 Mi
*87 Ma
12
46Ma Jan
*110
*84 Ma
17Ma Dec
2
120
*83
89 Ma Dec
24
'107
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prior
conv
120
91 Ma
46% Jan
7
53%
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84
——
Land
25 Ma Dec
.
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114
76
7
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♦110
115
76
11
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120
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12
77
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114
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34 Ma Oct
,
114
109
92 V4
62 Ma Feb
39% Apr
7
51 Ma Mar 13
*110
*
84
I6M4 Dec
25
114
77
preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
31 Ma Nov
July 22
200
*109
No par
com
Electric
Co
Ma %
400
45
*76
&
County
Kerr-McGee
4
98
45
_100
—
Kennecott
♦96
45 Mi
*91
Kelsey Hayes Co_——
8
98 Mi
*45
41M4
,100
Light Co
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co
6
5
*96
45%
40 Ms ■
*83
preferred
non-cum
Kansas Power
16mb July 11
24
Jan
22 Ma Sep
38 Ma Aug 24
981/4
*45
___100
City Southern
Kansas Gas &
8
4
41% May 12
July 27
4%
97
45 Mi
.—100
preferred—.
Kansas
981/4
*45
97%
.'.100
16
43 Ma Feb
.
preferred,
42
43M4
*96
46
42%
40Ma
100
_50
Pr & Lt Co com_No par
preferred
41 Ma
41 Ma
9 8 Mi
*45
33%
;
4.35%
8
33 Ma Nov
Corp!
preferred
4.20%
10
37% Sep
Chem
preferred-,,
preferred—
July 28
793/a Jan
31 Ma Feb
Sep .-4
&
preferred—100
(ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
4.50%
62% Sep 29
34 Ma July 12
12
Alum
Kansas City
17
87
82 Ma Mar 18
6
Mar
5
80% May 23
86 Ma Jan
6
.
38% Aug 28
„
Jan
6
47
3
Mar
74
27
89 Ma Feb
21
34
45
17
54% Jan
111 Va Jan
Sep 30
105% Oct
Mar 11
72 Mi Sep
39 Mi Feb
5
12
101-
May 20
85 Mi July 10
28 Ma Jan
Oct
July 27
82
19
Sep 29
86
•42% Jan
8
24
92 Ma Jan
98
Sep 23
.82 Mi Jun
Feb
57 Ma Apr
73% Nov
,v86
July
-
130
20
32
July 27
48 Ma
47 mB
4 8 Mb
48
48 Ma
47 Ms
48 Mi
48
49
11,300
15
14 mb
15
52 Mi
54
52 Mi
16Mb
16mi
I6M1
16 mi
26Ma
267/a
119
267/8
*116
32Mb
42 %
45Mu
84Mb
197/a
41Ma
43
37M«
lmi
16%
32Mb
*42
267/0
118
34
14 Mb
17 3/a
•'
14%
14 7/8
533/i„;.
52 Mi
54Mb
8,000
17 Mi
.53
-
147/B
52
14 Mi
14 MB
55 mi
16%
10
15%
53 Ma
.3.33%
17%
17 Mi
17%
7,800
,
3,500
M
Mar
8
83
July 12
19
124
Aug 16
Jan
22
20
123% Jun
9
116
32 Mi Jan
3
6
50 Ma Dec
21
29mb Oct
7
523/b Jan
28
47% Dec
21
42 % Nov
Jan
2
25
7
49 Ma Feb
47Ma Sep
17
2
78% Sep
30
87 Ma Mar 30
79
17 Ma Oct
■
14
20 Ma Jan
16Mb May
28
Sep
37
47 Mi Oct
35
43 Mi
1
...
21
v
Jan
3
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17
55
Oct
26
50Mi Jun
14
1% Jun
21
5
2 2 Mi Mar 16
157/e Nov
17
19Mi July
6
33
19«/b Sep
20
4% Jun
6
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5MaJan
40MB Dec
2
20
507/B Dec
18
3 Ma Dec
31
7 Mi Jan
15 Mi Jan
22 Mi Nov
Jun-
33
1
26
4mb Dec
18
16 Mi Dec
7
7 Ma Jan
21% Dec
23% Jan
2
28% July 30
44 Mi Nov
4
59% Jan
2
51% Dec
10
Oct
27
93 Ma Jan
26
32% Jan
14
Oct
6
.
40M2 May 23
42 Mi Jun
.*
8
22% Oct 31
9
16mi Out
88
62 Mi
25
44% Feb
4
Apr
-
71
53 Mb Feb
May 19
46
i
24
19
40% Oct 31
22
01
Mar 26
72Ma Jan
5
78
Dec
16
81
Mar 31
72
Jan
19
79
65 Ma Nov
11
Feb
43% Nov
9
Dec
Sep~22
27% Dec
30
1
38
,
-
..31
26Mi Feb
31% Dec
7
2
42
Oct
30
19 Mi Feb
5
12
5
13% Dec
31
77 Ma Dec
31
94 Ma Feb
16
70M4 Dec
16
18
58
16
37 Mi Jan
30
48 Mi July 16
28
Nov
;19
18
Mar
9
72
Dec
\
28
Dec
32Mb Nov
54
-
3
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94% Aug
Feb
39% Jan
Oct
5
July 29
7
22Ml Mar
9
18% Jun
Jan
,
9
12
•>,18
32 Mi
5
4
Jan
72
24
82
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77Ma Aug 31
21m8 Sep 14
44M2 Jan 18
40Ma Aug 23
397/8 Jun
1
40Mi Jan 15
15Mb Feb 29
80Ms Feb 29
99
Dec
8
65Mi Jan
72 Mi Mar 17
9
71% Dec
May
1
Aug 31
Aug 26
53Ms Aug
Dec
<
71
29
4Ma Jan
1
24
65Mi Feb
8
15Ms Nov
15
18mb Jan
17 Ma Dec
14
2IMa July 17
32 Mi Dec
29
33
Dec
24
213/sJuly 25
24% May 11
31% Oct
35mb Jan
37 Mi Sep
21
50
Nov
18
32
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2
51 M» Jun
8% Feb
13
10 Ma Sep
11
5% Dec
2
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10
153/4 Dec
7
41% Jun
24
Feb
2
3IM2 Aug
9
Jan
28Mi Jan
15
20 Mb Jan
4
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8
25% Nov
17
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51
Nov
28
95% Mar 26
85
29 Mi Oct
26
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36MiSep
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22
30
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7
7 7 Mi Jan
7
38
Jun
2
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91 mi May
Feb
85
67
Feb
9
: Nov
17
44
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footnotes,
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.
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40Mi
42Ma
37
1Mb
••
.
No par
No par
McCall Corp
Corp/-.
i
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3
50c
3Ma% convertible preferred—100
$5 convertible preferred
100
McCord
McCrory
-
s
,
......
16
7-.
2
2
6
5
12.50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
1
Maremont Automotive Products—1
*83Mi
19%
Marine Midland Corp
:__5
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1
Marquette Cement Mfg Co————4 ■
Marshall Field & Co com
No par
ki4%% preferred
100
Martin Co
*ahV.\ Masonite Corp——
-No par
May Dept Stores common.——5
*
'
$3.75 preferred 1945 series-No par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series-No par
$3 40 preferred——.
No par
„•
3%% preferred 1959 series—_100
Mays (J "W j inc_',
—__1
,
Maytag Co—
iJ.
,_.No par
Aug 31
82%-Sep
45
1
-
,
15
Jan
Apr
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23 Mi Jan
71
>,
4
7
14
29Mi Mar 16
48
88
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23 Mi Jan
78
,
,
109M2 Dec
j
32Mb
42 Ma
5
50
Co Inc common
Manhattan. Shirt—
Manning Maxwell & Moore
27% Nov 29
45% Jan 11
16
5
Oct
31
*116
4%% preferred series A——100
Madison Fund Inc
1
Magma Copper——;_:_10
Magnavox Co——
—1
Mallory (P R) & Co
——1
Manati Sugar Co——/
—__ 1
2
23
6
8
18
22
'637/8 Decl6
38Mo Jan
6
12
263/i Oct
36
May 11
46mb May 22
Jun
54Ma Jan
6
59
Dec 12
93
Mar 28
-
"
34
Macy (R H)
4
295/s Jan 22
40m4 Jan
6
-
17
89M2 Jan
►
Mack Trucks Inc—
5M4% preferred (w w)
' 18Mb Jan
12Ma Sep
12
^
20
31 Mi Feb
4
35 Mi Nov
^
85MaAugl8
Dec
8
59Ma Jan
7
4
34Mi May 10
Mar 17
78
Jan
37Mi Mar
July 10
32 Mi Nov
'
MacAndrews & Forbes common—10
6% preferred
—
—100
G
44Ma Oct
27% Sep
118
•
/
McDermott
(J Ray)
& Co Inc-
1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp——2.50
McGraw-Edison Co__f.
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McGraw-Hill Publishing
3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
No par
McKee (A G) & Co
No par
McKesson & Robbins Inc
9
McLean Trucking Co
1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
-10
•
Mead Corp common5
4 Mi % preferred (1st series)
100 ••
Medusa Portland Cement—No par
.
Melville Shoe Corp common/
;—-1
4% preferred series B
100
Mercantile Stores Co Inc—_•
3% Merck & Co Inc common——_16%c
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Mergenthaler Linotype Co_——1
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20mi
45
83M4
19Ma
39Mi
417/8
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20mi
4%
13
4Ma
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13
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25Mb ' 25M2
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49%
50Ma
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185/a
59
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58
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59%
28%
44
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,
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74
74
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76
68
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37Ma
24'%
37Ma
35Mi
247/a
377/a
36
36
36
36
31
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72Ma
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26
31
12m»
72Ma
99
27
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31 Mb
1033/4
103
157/a
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253/4
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6 mi
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157/a
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347/8
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78'
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37Ma
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35
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27
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118
34
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45
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453/4
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39M2
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37Ma
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300
19 Mb
19 Mi
19%
10,900
40%
387/B
40 Mi
10,900
46
45%
4 8 Mi
27,900
38
37%
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4,500
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1mb
4,900
16%
16Mb
16 3/i
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20 MB
20%
20 Mb
21%
2,400
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4 Ma
4%
4 Ma
900
12%
12 M.
12M.
12 MB
2,100
25%
25 MB
25 %
25 %
9 onn
115,900
20 Mi
22
193/i
21Mb
50 Ma
50 Mi
51
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4,300
56
57%
56
56
3,100
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60 Mi
62 Mi
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31,900
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29
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2 4 Mb
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23Mb
15,500
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37
38
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36
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3 7 Ma
37%
37%
3 9 Mi
3,800
4,500
31
31 Mi
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31%
1,000
12 Ma
12%
12
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13 000
71
72
70 Mi
71
360
97 Ma
97 Ma
97 Ma
9 7 Ma
120
29
31
31
33 Ma
19.200
26 M|
25
26%
32 500
3.1%
10,100
109%
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26 Mb
30 Ma
3 1Mb
31 Mi
108
107
106
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16
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1,000
4,300
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27 MB
27%
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38 Ma
37 Ma
38 Vb
5,400
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16 Mi
16 Mi
1,000
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34 Ma
34 Mb
34%
6,200
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87Ma
24
295/8
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80Ma
84
4,900
46
84%
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383/a
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16
16
45 Ma
83%
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37%
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16%
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87Ma
233/i
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36Mi
803/i
81 * v
77M4
100
43
4 5 MB
45%
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27m4
25Ma
3,800
16,300
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68
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29
118
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38
36 Ma
373/i
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72
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255/b
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37Mt
36Mb
367/b
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377/8
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367/a
31
123a
723/4
97 Ma
267/a
26
31 Mi
103Ma
157/a
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2 8 Mi
118
33 Mi
84
69%..-;'60%
-
29
27%
*116
87 Ma
87%
87 Ma
60
16%
Mi
23 Ma
23 Mb
23 7a
3,000
29%
29%
29%
%
9 -m
80%
80 Mb
35%
35%
797/b
81
23
*
80
74%
78
80 Mb
*35
-
340
81
5.»Mi
80
*77
80
18,000
81
78 Mi
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81 %
100
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The Commercial and
(2524)
20
Financial Chronicle
Highest
Lowest
16% Nov
22% Feb
18
53% Jan
8% Dec
25
July
1
44% Dec
16
70% Jan
4
Mar 19
24% Jun
16
45 y4 Dec
16
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
14
Aug 11
33
Sep
21
Middle
Jan
22
Midland
88% Apr
74% Jan
5
28
98
Mar 13
83% Jan
13
93% Sep
8
30
88
Mar 31
75% Feb
15
82
Oct
10
74% Nov
12
87
84% Dec
30
Jan
23
68
75% Jan
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
86
84
82
19
Jan
95
4
25% Mar 16
33
Dec
41% Dec
16
16
Nov
Nov
14
2
60% Nov
12
48% July 25
59% Feb
3
83% Jan
2
92
Feb
27
88
Jan
5
95% Dec
8
33% Dec
29
40 y4 Jun
2
80
May
2
40 % Nov
15
15% Oct
9
24% Mar 20
28
18% Feb
9
2
20% Feb
178% Jun
Sep 26
247/a Jan
9
150
16
Sep 28
17
60
Oct
28
88
24
Oil
Minn
38
Mar
~3
Apr
19
14
39
Jan
22
31% Feb
24
16 % Jan
2
25
Jun
19
17% May 12
27
July 12
16% July 7
35 V4 Dec
13
37% Jan
4
Mission
24
Dec
13
Mission
30
35
Aug 16
49 y4 Apr
4
19% Nov
16
29% May
4
31% Dec
23
41% Mar 16
20
4% Sep
23
41% Jan
8
8
48% Jan
7
15
39
Feb
17
22% Sep
1
7% Oct
26
15 V4 Jan
11
Dec
15
Jun
10
12% Jan
8
18% Apr 27
29% Jun
17
1
70
Oct
12
12% Nov
24
16
Jan
19
Jan
29
11% May 9
11% Oct 26
18% Nov
23
24
11% Dec
22
Jan
2
18% May 28
14% May 26
56% July 27
8
38% Jan
8
27% Dec
28
35% Mar
13
6% Dec
9
35% Sep
Monon
55% Jan
32
8
Dec
Montana
31% Aug 16
27% Aug 28
25
Feb
24
57 % Sep
12
American
Oct
10
37% Oct
10
Stamped
8
38% Dec
14
25% Oct 24
53% Jan
Montecatini
20 y4 Jan
14
20% Oct
21% Mar
7
36% Jan
40% Feb
3
53% Dec
23
12% Oct
27
24% Feb
24
2
10% Sep
26% Sep
28
98
25% Sep
4
5
M
Sep 28
28% Jan
22
19
22
17% Oct
43% Jan
25% Sep
51% Aug 4
31% July 24
2
22
25
21
47% Nov
14
53% Mar
Sep
Mueller
1
38
18%
136
20 Va
X41%
41%
x51
51 Vz
*51
51%
900
x93 Vz
51%
93 Vz
93%
95
210
95 Vz
38
38%
38
38
141
ioy4
1,500
74%
41,400
29%
29%
29%
30%
8,500
29%
30
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
34%"
35 Va
34%
35 Va
33l/z
34%
36,700
35 Va
36%
35
351/4
23,500
34%
35%
24
23 Va
23%
23 Va
23%
74,300
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
10,600
3%
3 Va
3%
3%
3%
36
35
35%
6,000
30%
32
5,100
1h%
20%
20 Va
20%
►61
63
►61
70
►70
72
►70
*13%
14
12%
12%
10
10
13%
*70
14
72
*70
72
*13%
,
63
14%
13%
14 %
1.100
13%
14
3,500
13 Va
13 Va
13 %
13%
13%
9 Vz
*9y8
10 Va
*9
10
7
7
6%
6%
Co————
2
44%
45 Ve
43%
45
44 Va
5
30%
31 Vz
31%
31%
31 Vz
31%
31%
32
—_No par
29 Vz
29%
29
29 Vz
29
30 %
29%
30
29%
30%
*28
No
Co__
26%
par
12
10%
10
Lines
x34%
Inc
Co
Corp
31%
29% Sep
12
Murray
12% Feb
1
86% Jun
17
NAFI
...
17
Natco
33%
3,900
34
38%
21 Va
38%
26%
17,000
27
38%
86,800
38%
27
38%
38%
38%
38%
27%
27
27%
26%
10%
10%
10%'
11
10%
11
10%
10%
4,100
33%
38%
27%
35
34
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
17,300
78 Vz
78
78%
77%
78%
16,200
11
35%
-
75
75
76%
75%
11%
12
12
12%
11%
11%
4,200
ISM*
19Vb
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
19 Va
18%
19
9,800
20%
21
21 Va
21%
20%
2iy8
20%
20%
20 9
4
21%
3,100
17%
48%
27 V2
18%
17%
17%
'
17%
18
18%
18%
3,300
48%
48%
48 Va *
48 Va
48 Va
48%
48%
1,600
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
3,100
32
33%
33%
35%.
36 Va
78,200
13%
13%
13%,
13%
.4,400
44%
44%
43%
44
-44%
2,000
11%
11%
11%
29%
72
5
1
10
—_
Corp—
16
8,000
*31
34
*31
5,200
30%
33
33%
33
34%
35
31%
30
1
73
America
of
4
►31
49,800
—.5
3
24% Nov
34
32 %
34
2,000
43%
No par
1
Corp.
Brass
32
*30
33
33%
300
7
7
42 %
44%
43 %
44%
20
10
*9
7%
*7
7
par
1,000 lire
26,500
*61
No
Co
4,000
8
63
9%
7
6,500
*61
72
13%
3%
7%
8
7%
8 Va
13 %
12Vz
25
2,900
23%
3%
63
63
12.000
10%
74%
20
*61
70
20%
ioy2
7%
100
17,700
75%
19%
—100
2,800
21,300
10%
8ya
1
18%
73
10 %
76%
19%
8
8V4
8
-
150
20%
20%
200
'38%
18%
143 Va
20'/e
20%
10%
75%
1
1
19%
142 Vz
18%
19%
141%
19%
Munsingwear
Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
21
94 Vz
23,800
32
49'%
19%
5
1
Industries
L
S
33
31%
50
19V4
„_
common
Inc
Wheel
Motor
19% Dec
31%
"
49 y2
32 y8
1
Co
Inc
(John) & Co———
Motorola
May 31
23% Jan
51%
92
32%
„.
Moore-McCormack
7
*90%
31%
Ward &
Montgomery
7
27
92
36%
Co—
4
Oct
92
*90 Va
90 Vz
32'/4
shares——
19
11
82%
Mining & Chemical-
14% Jan
60% Oct 24
9
81
*81%
35%
Utilities
47% Jan
12% Nov
Feb
16
90%
*80
82%
31%
Co
29
Morrell
3%
3%
*89
81
*81%
37 Va
32 Vz
(when issued)—1,000 lire
Oil
Monterey
31%
*49%
90 Va
*80
82 Vz
31 %
—
Power
21% Jan 25
323/4
*48y4
51
51'/a
51%
51%
95Va""".' 95
95
38%
38%
38%
19
18y4
19
136%
135
136%
197/e
19%
20
10%
*10 y4
10 Va
75%
74%
76Va
30%
29%
30
34%
34
34%
347/a
34%
35%
34%
34%
34%
23
23Ve
24
33%
33%
33%
82,100
83
*82
36%
A
Montana-Dakota
15
29% Aug 31
Sep 21
x32%
45%
83
*
51
44%
31%
Chemical
Monsanto
4
class
32%
82Va
2,600
44%
*89
91 Vz
81
*81 %
45%
*82
83
♦80
44%
43%
43%
*90
38,900
45
37%
1.25
B—:
92
81
Shares
9
8%
8%
45
37%
Inc
RR
Class
42%
♦82
the Week
8%
8%
45%
43 V\
83
91 Va
81
82Va
92
83
91 %„
Friday
Dec. 16
31%
preferred—.
Co
37
22
3'/a
Monarch Machine Tool—.No par
6
11
11% Aug 22
29
26% Mar
2
197/a Jan
13 % Jan
9% Dec
33l/a
8%
x42%
*82
*90
*80
*81%
*90%
43
Thursday
Dec. 15
45%
9
46 Va
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Co—6.25
Cement
preferred———
4.20%
Mojud
23
22%
5
x45%
HIGH
14
class A—No par
RR
Industries
3%%
87% Mar 23
15% Jun
5
8%
9
46%
Monday, December 19, 1960
35%
Missouri Public Service
Mohasco
34%
10
Corp
RR—
Portland
Missouri
80% Mar 11
Nov
8
70
Aug
5
78% Aug 14
60
68% Jan
9
Jan
33% Dec
17
Jan
Missouri Pacific
6% Jan
34
60
6
15
16
74%
29 %
34%
34%
2.50
Paper
Fuel
River
10 Va
^No par
Development Co.:
6
3% Dec
52% May 25
45% July 29
20% Jan 30
Corp—
Mississippi
18%
133'/a
13V4
Light—No par
1
—1
Corp
Missouri-Kan-Tex
2
Jan
Maid
Minute
'
1
1.50
1
Co
Marie—No par
Ontario
Minnesota Power &
38% Aug 31
Mar 10
.100
& Mfg
&
Minnesota
28
31 % Dec
4
& S S
Mining
31% Apr
35 Va Oct
5
10
Moline
Paul
St
*48%
51 ya
*95
*37%
common
Corp
Minneapolis
Minn
17
33% Jan
Corp
Philipp Corp
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Reg
5
31 Va
1
1st preferred—.
Midwest
11
Jun
10
Inc
Inc
Minerals &'Chem
1
Jan
Utilities
Enterprises
5%%
May 16
8
17
July 21
29% July 29
14% Dec
26 y8
15% Oct 21
123% Feb
South
Midland-Ross
39% Jan
111% Jan
42%
*82
*90
*80
*81%
*90y2
No par
58
22
Dec
15
46%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd„100
4.35% preferred series__
,—100
3.85% preferred series
100
3.80% preferred series
100
4.45% preferred series
100
75% Nov
84
8%
5
37
15
74% Dec
12.50
Co
AND
Dec.
Dec. 13
Dec. 12
Par
EXCHANGE
Machine
Mesta
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
23
18 y4 Feb
16
STOCK
YORK
82 y4
6
27% Jun
LOW
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1959
,
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
.
Corp——
18 Vz
48%
27%
31%
33%
13%
■
19
48%
27%
v.
13%
•'
12
■
11%
11%
11%
N
'
13ysNov
12% Nov
50 Va
-
19%
1
18
10
24% Sep 21
49% Jan 13
Dec
Sep
Mar 30
OcT 13
40
25% Apr
164% Apr
14% Jan
22
8
12
34% May I
56% Dec 30
23
142
8
63% May <
29% Jan 23
8ep 15
16% Dec
Jan
10
3
12
10
Dec
1
25
49% Mar 21
54% Jan
17% Jan
4
National
Acme
4
National
Aviation
777/a Nov
National
Biscuit
30
12
157% Aug
12
11% Mar
1
National
Cash
9
National
City
National
Dairy
IB
20 Va Nov 28
31
64% Jun
12
44% Jan 20
66% Dec
28 y4 Jun
8
35% Jan
11
90
Jun
1
52% Sep 24
84
Nov
Feb
Jun
Jan
6
81% Dec
13
Apr 27
National
Fuel
49% Oct
59
Jan
4
National
Gypsum
89
Sep 19
5
120% Jan
19
132% Sep
7
17% Oct
19
23% Dec
14
6
43
Jan
6
25% Oct
12
40
68
24% Mar 25
12
Jan
9
12
36% Jan
2
71 'A Dec
28
19% Jan
2
74% Dec
22
68 ya Oct
22
35
16
Dec
23% Jan
8
14% Nov
24
-
4
Deo
15
10% Mar 24
27% Nov
15
Aug
24% Dec
98% Aug
6
40% Mar 13
7
160
Aug 28
44
38% Deo
7
17% Sep 22
97/g Jun 10
$4.50
Feb
6
16% Oct 31
28 Va Jan
8
National
Sugar Ref
14% Oct
28
20% Jan
4
National
Tea
4% Oct
31
13
4
National
Theatres
18% Oct
25
4% July 22
18
Nov
29
10
Dec
1
Nov
1
36% Oct
82% Mar
71
Jan
29% Jun
10
National
7% Jan
15
Natonas
27% Jun
29
Nautec
14% Mar
4
34% May 24
24
40% July 11
Jan
21
79% Aug
19
21% Jan
19
19% Jan
4
22% Aug
2
86 y4 Apr
30
75% Jan
8
27
34% Oct
25% Feb
9
33% Oct
29% Sep
22
29
6
36% May 22
55
May 6
33% May 11
23% May 11
85
Aug 30
79% Jan
6
47 y4 Aug
22
32% Jan
7
14% Dec
6
31 Va Jan
6
29 V4 Mar
8
39% Jun
13
10% Jan
6
Dec 24
20% Jan
5
25
6% Jan
4% Oct 25
12% Jan
29
38% Feb
17
25% Dec
11
27% Nov
71% Dec
29
84% Mar 11
33% Dec
15
41% Jan
12
14
12% Dec
23% May
72% Jan
Sep
18
73% Apr
69
Dec
23
77% Apr 13
85% Mar 3
74% Jan
88% Apr
80
Dec
74
21
79% Oct 29
100 Vz Oct
91
Sep
2
Mar 23
20
108
17
102% Feb
26
5
4
33% Mar 15
65
1
7
65 y4 Jan
69% Mar
Jan
27% Jan
29% Sep
80% Aug
39 % Aug
11
14
19
17
14
73
Mar 28
7
,76
Aug. 17
4
15
99% Feb
2
92% Jan
20
80% May
4
88% Aug 18
108
Aug
9
102% Sep
7
/
-2
% Sep
34
Jun
17
84 Va Jan
29
16
20 Va Nov
25
11% Dec
4
23% Aug 25
44% July
18 y4 May
6
4
23% Mar 10
20% Jan
19
12% Dec
11% Mar
17
4
2
52% Mar 18
29% May
Sep 21
40% Dec
14
36
Dec
30
73
Jan
27
28
Jun
24
35% Jan
22
63% July 15
26% Feb 17
102
Sep
100% Oct
5
21
28
15
41% Jan
106% Jan
32
100% Oct
Jan
29
25
64
23
22
26% Sep
90yaOct
Dec
17% Dec
30l/4 Sep
5
2
22
108
108
Feb
113% Mar
103
Nov
Jan
6
25
23
Dec
12
13% July 12
22% July 20
47 Vz Dec
16
48
15
68
Dec
Mar 29
32y4 Sep
6
Nov
48
2
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
22% Jan
25
67% Jan
5
29 % Aug 26
76 y2 Sep
7
22% Jan
67
Dec
28
17
83 Vz
83%
22%
23%
22%
23 %
5,600
55%
54%
55%
55
55 %
8,700
91 Va
90%
90%
89%
89%
89%
89%
*89
;
80
22
44% May 12
46% Apr 10
29% Dec
22
44
Apr
10
39% D?"
17
40% Dec
22
Mar 25
22
Jan
11
31
87
9
Aug 26
Aug 26
For
footnotes,
see
page 24.
Nov
4
31% Jan
4
17% Sep
27
22% Dec
13
87 y4 Sep
20
59
Jun
27
\ 77%
19%
15%
4
*124
21%
25%
25%
28%
*28%
86 Va
125%
19%
28 Va
28
28
80
79%
80%
19%
19 Va
19 %
15Va
15%
27 Va
5%
5%
5%
22 %
207/a
21%
4,500
5%
5%
20%
10%
10%
100
28%
29%
4,400
38%
600
10%
*10 %
10%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28 Va
*37%
38
38%
38%
*38
*75
76%
76%
*75
75%
22
pfd.100
*79%
*79%
80%
.
217/a
V
16 %
Chicago & St Louis Co.—_15
1
.
•
4,400
*75
22
21%
21%
21%
•
76%
10
21%
9,200
80 Vz
*79%
80%
78
79'/a
90
63%
64%
63%
64%
63%
64%
7,600
44 Va
44%
44 Va
45
44 9 a
45
24%
25
24%
247/a
24%
24%
4,100
15%
16%
15%
15%
37,900
37
37%
37 9a
38 1
22,500
*79%
80 %
37%
■<
15%
...
16%
36 Va
-
37%
:
•
4,900
Hartford Co—
series
3%
3%
5%
5%
5%
5%
13
12%
13%
12%
13%
277/a
28%
..
,
28%
28
28 %
76
76
76
37%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
..100
—.100
3.90% preferred...:
100
4.10% preferred
100
5.25% preferred
:
100
4.85% preferred
—.100
Niagara Share Corp—
5
Nopco Chemical Co.
—
—1
Norfolk & Western Ry common..25
Adjustment preferred
—25
6%
preferred
—10
Norris-Thermador Corp.—
50c
68 %
69%
70%
69
70%
28 Va
No par
100
—
preferred.
preferred
•
5%
5%
12%.,
12%
•
3%
5
12%
3%
4,800
5%
3,900
3,100
12%
Corp—
K
preferred..
3%
3%
3%
6
12%
Shipbuilding Corp
Gas
3 Va
3%
3 Va
*5%
1
A
par
100
No
__—
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.60%
2,500
20 %
27%
15%
3.40%
39,300
5%
*10%
21%
Common
9,200
5%
5%
%
36%
$3.75
15%
21%
15%
-
75%
Electric
4,100
10%
20 Ve
16%
State
700
11,700
19%
21
*10%
37%
York
27
81
20%
5%
5%
37%
37%
21%
2.1
21 Va
10%
27
5%
5%
5%
20%
.
2,700
27
15%
15 Va
15%
5%
20%
5%
13,400
25%
19 %
6 Va
22%
390
22%
•80 Va
19%
21%
200
"
25 Va
5%
18,300
,
125%
25 Va
79%
20%
5%
87
147%
22%
25%
25%
16%
New
125 %
23%
28 Va
22
—No
125%
29 Ve
77
Central
..
79%
20 Va
x22%
*10 Va
Brakd———
.
'
20%
No par
100
Lt Co 4%
\.
23%
*123
23%
147%
40
90
85%
148
25%
19%
15%
15%
•
25'/a
19%
4
>
87%
147%
124
22%
22%
78
79
124
"
149
83%
84
86
88%
149
6 %
6
1
Co.....1
common
♦75
-«72 Vz
72
....*
■
77%
77 %
83
♦81
*103 Va
104
*69
72%
*76
*81
*102%
*75
27% ; ,28 Va
75%
•/
,
•
-
Va;,
68 %
69
*68 Va
70
*
71%
71%
72
77
76 %
76%
71 %
71 Vz
71
76%
77
*81
82
104
290
38
76%
103
5,000
u,
75%;
37%
78%
83
28
75%
38%
72%
104
27%
75%
38 Va
*75
V
.
*81
.*102%
■
..
82
*81
104
230
430
:
104
130
82
104
■
13,900
120
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96%
*95%
96%
*95%
96%
*95%
96%
*95%
96%%
19 Va
19%
18%
19%
19 Va
19 Va
19%
19%
*19%
20
28%
2, %
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
29 Va
29 %
4,400
95
96%
95%
96%
95%
96%
96
97%
97%
98%
9,000
23
23
22%
22%
*22%
23%
23%
*22%
23V4
13
*12%
13
*12%
13
*12%
17%
17%
17%
700
600
13
13
13
*12%
17%
17%
46%
*22%
1,500
18 Va
18
18
17%
18%
1,500
North
American
Aviation
1
46%
47
46
46 Va
46%
46 Va
47 %
46%
47 Vz
36,000
North
American
Car
5
44%
44%
44%
44%
447/a
45%
45%
48
46 %
47%
16,600
Ry Co
——50
Natural Gas Co—
10
65%
65%
65%
65 Va
65
65%
*65%
66
65 Vz
65%
240
30%
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
30 Va
30%
30
30 Va
8,000
103
104
104V2
240
Northern
Northern
5.60%
Corp
Central
100
100
—.w.—100
5
preferred—
preferred
preferred
Northern
Pacific
States Pwr Co
Ry
-—
—
5%%
Airlines
conv
Northwestern
Norwich
Pharmacal
105
Xl02%
102%
*109%
110
*108
110
♦108
110
*106%
107%
*104%
107%
*104%
107%
Vz
41%
41%
41%
28%
28%
28%
28%
72
72%
71%
71%
41
& Wire
Co.—
102%
109
*104%
104
104 Vz
109
*108
109
107 Va
*106
107 Va
50
41
41%
41
41%
41 Va
41%
17,400
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
4,500
71%
72%
71
71
71
72
81%
►82%
83%
*82%
83%
►82%
83%
*82%
83%.
♦81%
84
►81%
84
*81 Va
84
►81%
84
*81 Va
*83%
85
►83%
85
*83%
85
►83%
85
*83 %
84%
►83%
20
85
*83%
430
84
81%
*83%
84%
83 Va
83%
*83 Va
84%
260
46%
45
46%
45%
46%
45 %
46 Va
45%
46 Va
21,900
xl5%
16%
16
16%
16
16%
16 Va
16%
16 Va
16%
14,100
—25
Co
84%
45%
10
Inc
preferred—
Steel
5
—100
100
.100
100
.100
1
$3.60
.
*104
(Minn)—
Common
Northwest
79% Jan
89
18
Sep
14
X28%
,
,_5
4
88% Mar 23
28
Sep
25%
par
:
31% Jan
28
24% Sep
29% Dec
86
22%
5
13% Oct
79% Dec
79% Dec
29
87 y4
125 Va
22
1
8
Apr
8
148
*124
,
87
147%
1
10
Fibre
Dec
Jan
85%
147 Va
85
No par
87
81
86%
♦146%
__5
...
47
78
86% Mar
par
Television
5
88% Mar 23
21
*90 Va
10
24% «Car 31
29
79
2
4
4,600
24%
23%
preferred series
$4.10 preferred series—
$4.08 preferred series
$4.11 preferred series—
$4.16 preferred series
Northrop Corp
1
78% Dec
Dec
Jan
84
25%
37%
5%%
109 Va Aug
25 Va
24%
par
5.80%
13
14,300
23,400
5
112
25
63%
25
25
107% Aug 24
35% Oct
63
24%
24%
6
101% Jan
64 Va
25
25
4
18
63 %
24%
25
99% Jan
57% May 22
64%
65%
103 y4 Jan
16
21
64
.1
&
6,600
21 Va
20%
21
20%
20%
64%
37%
5%
23,500
21%
21 Vz
Haven
23,700
20%
44%
New
9%
62%
63
65
York
9%
60 Va
63%
44%
Air
430
9 Va
60
21%
65 %
York
9%
60%
2,700
148%
60%
9 Va
9%
59%
"
148
54%
Northern
42
59 Vz
45
6
8
9%
58%
64 Va
16
Sep
x8%
44
Preferred
Y
9%
59%
10
1
N
24ya Dec
148%
147%
55 Va
Mining Corp
Common
5
*147 Va
*75%
Jersey Pr &
Y
147%
9,100
11,100
54%
Newport News Ship <5z Dry Dock
8
2% Oct
148%
Electric System..—.1
New
Newmont
Y
72
38
England
New
70%
,/
55
Inc
New
N
71%
62%
1
.
Newberry Co (J J)
3%%
preferred
New
70%
;
54%
—
Neptune Meter Co
72
22%
...
Bros
70 Ve
82%
—
Vulcanized
73%
82%
Co
Co
29%
23%
Co...
&
29%
81%
common...
Co..
29%
22%
Corp
Corp
Neisner
N
5% Dec 29
10
Steel
29%
23%
Steel .Cast.No
Malleable &
National-Standard
29%'
21
100
National
24
49% Mar 13
Natl
29%
29%
9 Va
100
4
11
83%
Service Corp..
14
10 Va
25
common
Jan
11%
23
preferred B
Linen
10%,
"
83'%
preferred A_—
G'Jo
National
147%
148
12
.
24%
No
Co
98 y4 Jan
28
107% Mar 11
Lead
Sep 28
37% Apr 13
43% Feb 26
2
7%
Co
.
44.
44%
x58%
10
Co
preferred
National
9
144% Jan
3
27% Nov
4
3
Mar
2
24
10
98
Aug 18
37% Deo
5% Nov 24
Oct
109 Vz Jan
Apr 29
78
28% Jan
13 Vz Jan
19
72%
*13%
13%
„
44
.100
pfd series of 1951—
Gas
30 Va
13%
35
36 Va
34%
■/
Corp com__5
& Chem
11
11
3
22
13
4%%
Inc
Products
Jan
104
26
159
2
Natl Distillers
Register
Lines
24 Va Jan
74 %Jan
22% Dec
May
134% Mar 12
10
23% Dec
70% Jun
21% May 27
97% Feb
120% Deo 31
17
24% Dec
6
21
132% Aug
9
145
7
Apr
71
19
104
26
24% Jan
35% Deo
109
Sep 23
21
49% Oct
44
30
147%
100
10
5
1
.'
5
—
xl3%
.11%
71 Vz
•_
common——10
preferred
Can Corp
3
32% Jan
2
11
—5
Corp
Co
National
5
80
46% Feb
3
7%
43%
1
.
National
..
1
Co
32% Aug 22
*5% Sep 23
2o% Jun 12
Jan
5
Airlines
July 18
143% Jan
8
Jun
1
—
x22%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
23%
23
23%
5
21%
22%
22%
22%
21%
22
21%
21%
22
22
3,800
1,500
48
48%
48%
48%
49
50%
51%
52
48
51%
5,600
62 %c
Volume
192
Number 6013
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2525)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
31% May 17
83
Dec
31
95% Jan
16
84
74
Dec
29
85
Jan
12
15
100
Jan
13
89
86
Sep
30
95% Jan
34% Nov
13
46% May 21
27% Jun
16
9
Dec
29
16
34% Mar
18
4
28% Mar
Sep 25
25% Dec 31
90 % Feb
5
83% Jun
30 % Jun
2
41
58% July 28
24% May 10
37% Aug
4
15% Dec
6
D
Jan
39% July 15
15
33%
100
x88 %
88%
100
*88%
89 y2
*77
881/4
79
preferred
100
*77%
78 %
*91%
*77%
78%
92%
*91%
92%
92
91%
*88%
91%
*89
4.44%
preferred
Ohio
Dec
Oil
Gas
&
21
Jan
16
4.24%
32% Dec
16
Oklahoma
4%
preferred
Olin
Mathieson
20
Olin
Oil
59% Dec
5
37% Jan
&
15% Nov
12
10
16% May
94% July
4
Outboard
Oct
24
23% Jan
12
Outlet
15
7
Dec
12
16% Jun
14
75
2
Jan
25
122% Jun
79 % Feb
9
104% Dec
31
82% Oct
31
116
Jun
27
110% Dec
9
104% Feb
16
130 %
May 31
23 % Oct
26
34%
Jan
93
Aug
26% Nov
13
38% Apr
28
85
24
99% Feb
4
Dec
85
Jan
5
36
35%
35
35
35
20
1
Corp
16%
40%
1
15%
16%
36%
37
55
56%
30c
(The)
Glass
23%
15%
15%
15
1
15
101%
com—-0.25
100
Oxford
Paper Co common
preferred
15
15%
37
57%
57
"
116%
116
27»/4
163/4
88 %
.32
40'/4
500
32%
20,400
41
48,900
15%
15%
16
37
36%
37
58%
58%
59%
22%
22,100
22%
233/8
33,800
16
27%
280
16%
15%
4,600
1,700
15%
480
*15%
95%
16
200
97%
98%
99
3,500
94 y4
*116% 118
91%
89
*86%
15%
94
27%
*89
40'A
97%
116%
271/4
<
91%
32
*15
96%
35%
17'A
22'A
93%
95'A
26%
1,700
36
*15
16
98%
94%
*89
35%
35%
88
58
15%
1021/4
*116
91%.
20,800
15%
22%
94
26%
91%
363/8
*36%
57%
*15
230
*89
88%
36%
40
15%
37
15%
923%
31%
40%
16
15%
117
26%
*89
39%
100
93%
92
91%
*16%
31%
♦15
92%
*86'A
31%
15%
10,500
78%
35%
17%
88
22%
33%
•78
*89
35%
*16%
23 Va
33%
89
78%
35%
37
22%
15%
102
91
"116
No par
16
56%
33'/8
Shares
*88%
36
*86'A
40
*36y4
22%
1
Co
39%
33%
the Week
•92
16%
31%
Sales for
Friday
Dec. 16
*78
91%
87 y2
*86
3iy8
10
Corp
16%
87%
31
39%
3.125
preferred
$5
5
Corning Fiberglas Corp
4%
9
30%
No par
Owens-Illinois
27
*86%
Corp
Co
Owens
17
16%
100
7.50
,
Gas
Corp
Marine
Overland
07% Jan
35%
34%
Elevator.
15
61 % Feb
35%
34%
Chemical
Gas
33%
92
34%
Orange & Rockland Utilities
Otis
16
33%
*88%
:
Natural
4
42% July
4
34%
common__5
preferred
18% Oct
29
33%
100
Electric Co
54% Jan
24
34%
No par
Co_
Okla
15
common
PRICES
Thursday
89%
4.56%
16% Sep
19% Oct
SALE
Dec. 15
preferred—.
87
36% Mar
7
HIGH
Dec- u
preferred
'
35% Nov
29% May
Co
AND
Wednesday
Dec. 13
3.90%
36
27
% Feb
Edison
Tuesday
Dec. 12
4.40%
39% Jan
Feb
80
Ohio
19
96
Jan
16
Monday
Par
Sep
82
Jan
30 % Aug
4
LOW
STOCK
Aug
93% Sep
Jan
86
YORK
EXCHANGE
38% Sep
94% Sep
75% Jan
87% Dec
NEW
Highest
116%
27%
27
95
5,700
116%
600
27%
6,700
*88%
91%
*88%
14%
15%
143/4
13
15%
13%
2,300
12%
15%
13%
15%
4,000
15%
15%
1,700
91
P
9% Sep
16% Nov
16
14% May 14
23% Jan 16
11% Nov
27
15% Jan
5
18
22
23% Feb
26
Jun
61%
23
5
Nov
68% Jun
457/a Nov
25% Sep
9
16
67% Apr
66% Apr
11
7
12% Oct
26
11% Jan!
5
17% Aug 17
7
46% Mar
Amer
Pacific
Cement
6
18% May 11
22% May
2
46 % Sep 28
60
May 11
3
Pacific
18% Jan
18% Mar 18
20
56% Jan
Jan
9
Pacific
16
28
Oct
21
130% Feb
23
22
144% Apr
6% Jan
24
4% Sep
29
4% Oct
26
3
46% Nov
24
19% Oct
25
39
12
Oct
24
16% Apr
28
17% July
23% Jan
30
Sep
20% Nov
17
35% Apr
43
Jun
25
59% Jan
83
Dec
8
13
42
Sep
21
2
Jun
40
28
145
Feb
12
Jan
Gas
Jun
8
49% Nov
50% Mar 13
6%
preferred
4
28 % Jan
65% Mar 20
33% Oct
24
60% Feb
29
2
22
East
Pipe
30
1% Dec
1
14
14% Feb
12
8
Nov
17
64% Jun
11
44
Mar 15
60% Dec
14
39% Mar 12
24
Nov
31% Jan
4
Penn-Dixie
Cement
22
Penn Fruit
24
1
15
Sep
32% Dec
21
11
25% Nov
13
88
11
Dec
36
July
35% Dec
84% Dec
14
98% Apr
15 % Nov
17
20
J an
40% Nov 27
5
49% Jan
57% Dec 30
64% Aug
2
39% Dec
55%
74
Jun
48
Sep
Sep
7
35
Jan
28% Sep
7
89
8
20
27
Jan
85% Jan
5
18
10% Oct
Mar 20
5
30% Nov
11
8
66 %
May 16
19%
18%
19%
18%
48%
48%
48%
48%
Oct
14
99% Feb
25
15% Dec
18
19% Jan
68% Mar 25
Peoria
50% Jun
17
Pepsi-Cola
52% Dec
16
30
22
92
15
29
28
41 % Dec
5
Sep
92% Jan
7
95 % Mar
3% Oct
27
30 % Sep
94 % Sep
22
64 % Dec
22
46% Jun
20
Oct
22
9
23
87% Dec
11
75
Dec
23
Dec
17
,
85
03
Dec
28
39 % Sep
15
~6%
Feb
43% May
100
Apr
4
54%
53%
55 %
54%
25
5% Jan
21
38% Jun
23
,
Oct
16
20
26% Mar 14
8
3
43% Mar
8
100
Mar
57% Jan
38
36%
53
Aug 29
87% Jan
7
99% Sep
Jan
13
83% Sep
84% Jan
104% Jan
,
75
Jan
6
96
Sep
93
Jan
12
101
Jan
85
Dec
64
7
26
Oct
25
49
15% Dec
6
1
73
6
Apr 30
61
Dec
15
71
Mar 29
Jun
9
65% Mar 10
60
Apr
5
81
Dec
77% Dec
23
84 % Apr
14
77% Jan
20
85
74 % Dec
22
82
Mar 23
74% Jan
14
41
-
22
52% Mar 23
41% Mar
11% Jan
2a
16 % Dec
36% Dec
4
49% Aug 27
13% Apr 29
31% May 6
47
90
2
95% May
91
Oct
Jan
20% Jan
8
32
Sep 16
53% Dec
45% July
Phillips
6
Phillips-Van
11
97
Aug
1
73
Sep
1
43% Jun
20
29% Sep
7
28
17% Dec
1
25% Jan
10
88
Aug
8
Dec
2
93
Jan
22
13% Dec
2
19% May 20
94
89
Dec
79
99% Apr
2
19% Aug 17
153/4
45,000
17%
183/4
33,700
48%
48
49
9,900
86%
*86%
54%
55%
54%
543/4
36%
7,300
37%
37
37%
64,600
24%
233/4
233/4
38%
38%
39
*37%
1%
19%
15%
45%
*44 %
42%
32%
33
32%
26%
26%
26%
100
59%
2,200
27%
27%
27%
9,800
15 %
15
15%
45%
*44
45%
43%
42%
28%
43 y4
4,700
12,300
28%
283/4
3,500
32%
33
32%
32%
13,700
26%
26%
95%
23%
59%
*28%
32%
26%
32,600
23%
60
42%
28%
32
19%
23%
15
43%
28%
11,300
•44
45%
44 1/4
19%
900
1,200
2%
27%
15%
28%
1%
60
60
27%
15%
20
*23%
60%
27%
2
88
26%
26 3/8
263/4
6,500
95%
95%
95%
95%
95
*90%
91%
95%
90%
91%
943/4
95%
90%
11%
91%
11%
91%
91%
10%
11%
31%
31%
10%
11
80,000
31%
31%
31
31
2,300
63
91%
11%
12
11%
12
31%
31%
31%
31%
62
62%
62
62%
38
62%
40%
39
62%
40%
38%
39
44%
45%
44%
38 %
38%
45%
45
*38 y2
39
45%
880
44%
45%
44%
45
21,600
47%
52%
50%
52%
53,000
37
37%
37
37%
2,300
44%
48%
38%
37%
38%
93%
15
*94
3
15
3
3
3
30%
*97%
47%
46%
48
50%
*21%
100
51%"':
98
50%
*99%
:
100
*99%
100%/
—50c
x31%
31%
3s
18
i5y4
52%
1,200
51
51 %
51%
51%
1,300
79
47%
47%
50%
51%
51
98'%
98 y2
120
79%
650
93%
93%
*93
94
100%
*99%
100 %
*99%
100%
30
32%
32%
33%
333/8
34%
32,500
31,100
*99%
31%
31%
61%
x77
100
81%
81%
80%
81%
100
78
78
77%
78
_5
-50%
52
51%
1
14%
15
15
44%
45
45%
47
No par
No par
*92
94
*92
5,700
•77%
98%
18%
20,500
78%
31%
80
10
483/4
51%
98%
98
17%
4,400
85,100
99
21
*92% .94
78%
3'/8
32%
78%
79
61%
100
*98%
,
98%
77%'
18%
95
•20%
'
*98
79%
61%
Corp
•97%
47
80%
-
3
31%
99
47%
21
94
*92 %
3 %
32%
•97%
51%
79%
5
3
31
99
*20%
x61%
100
common
-
3
31%
51
100%
98%
80
15%
•93
47
21%
94%
15%
*97%
51%
21%
qo
95
•15
30%
31%
21%
79
•
•93
15
3
99
47%
7,200
95
'
97%
633/4
52
52
30%
63%
260
14%
15
51%
97%
100
♦93
94%
15
52%
"
29%
100
100
43%
38
93%
*51%
No par
„
47%
: 38%
38
No par
com.
62%
460
•20%
21
200
•
10
18
18%
17%
18%
173/4
18%
61 %
61%
61
61
61
61
78%
78%
79%
78%
79%
*80
80%
80
80%
80
80
*77%
51%
78%
77
77%
77
77
52%
53%
51%
52%
523/a
533/B
27,800
15%
14%
15
14%
15
14%
14%
6,900
45%
46
46
463/4
11,000
.
45%
94
'
46%
'
*92
94
•92
280
8,200
290
,
390
94
1
•92
53%
54%
51%
53
52
53
50%
52
49
2
37%
39%
50%
38%
9,400
39%
39
40
Pittsburgh Coke it Chem Co com_10
4
81% Nov
26% Dec
3
15%
19
91
com„33%c
Pillsbury Co common
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Apr
43% Feb
14%
86%
23%
95%
12.50
Heusen
27%
22,600
48%
1%
32
'
(conv)__
Petroleum
13
24%
"
20
60
24
.
26%
5
preferred
3.90% series preferred
13
42%
x28
-
1
preferred series A
Dec
*44%
44%
28%
10
preferred—,
53% Nov 21
15%
45%
43%
28%
100
Reading Corp (NY)
Corp common——;
18% Sep
V
15
5
Dec
28
8
3
9
Mar 18
21% Jan
83
14% Dec
1
15%
l
4%
80% Aug 29
59%
*44 %
100
it
Philip Morris Inc
Aug 12
23%
59%
27»/4
15%
25
preferred
3%%
9
*23%
59%
27%
330
25%
5
preferred
' 4.68%
3,700
5%
10
;
preferred
Philco
!"
—100
common
4.30%
Phila
38% Apr
*23%
No par
preference
4.40%
-
Jan
36% May
conv
3.80%
/
Sep
56% May 12
2
^
21
Co
$1
23%
59
1
Corp
•
1%
19%
33%c
it Co Inc
5%
39
1%
20%
100
Co
preferred
38%
1%
Xl9%
3
—
Phila Electric
Aug 16
23
18
2nd
39%
1%
20%
27%
50
common
(Chas)
4%
5,300
5%
5%
24%
24
24
*23%
25
No par
23%
37%
37%
1%-
23%
20%
__1
5
23%
1
Phelps-Dodge
6
47% Mar 31
,103% Apr
88% Apr
Pfizer
-
37%
_1
Co
Co
4,600
37%
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
9
20% Jan
Milk
513/4
27%
140%
55%
37%
5
.
51%
273/a
140%
80%
24
preferred
Ry
86%
38%
Corp
Corp
88%
37%
3.50
Eastern
*86%
200
1,800
18%
54%
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
11
Nov
96% Jun
5
22% Jan
99
16% Jan
54% Nov
3
Mar 30
70% Mar
57
24
Pet
7
13% May 17
47
it
86%
11,600
51%
13%
23%
Co
Perkin-Elmer
X86%
70%
27%
19
48%
preferred
series
14
37% Nov
12%
69%
141 %
25%
18%
Chemicals
34 % Jan
31
23%
49
21
51%
5%
23%
483/4
69%
*20
27%
•140
27%
141%
5%
47%
common
prior
conv
43% Dec
26% Jan
27%
*140
1
preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light it Coke
7
Jan
V
5%
13
Ford
(J C)
4.40%
22%
;
12%
Enterprises
Co
Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power it Light com
4% %
preferred—
5
45
7
54% Feb
Mar 23
17% Jan
it
Penney
97% Aug 24
94% Aug 31
4
conv
Pennsalt
30% Mar 31
it
Coal
4.68%
4
25% Jan
5
5%
9
45
29
38% Aug
8
22% July 25
27% Oct 28
6
18
29% May
102% Apr
18 % Jun
41
26
Sep 20
Mines
Penick
5%
13
Co Inc common
12
5%
23%
No par
3% Jan
Peabody
27%
141%
5%
49
68%
51%
2.50
18 % Dec
Patlno
27%
141%
51%
No par
24% Apr
5
28
__1
Parker Rust Proof Co
Parmalee
Transportation
Mar 16
51%
21
49
70
144
100
26
21% Jan
69%
12%
preferred,.
12
21
70
*20
49%
Line—
Oct
30 Ye Sep
49%
22
World Airways Inc
12% Feb
3
49
50c
21% Sep 29
45 % Nov 25
20% Dec
21%
70c
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
4
15%
.49
142%
"■
15'/a
13%
49%
"'27%
1
Corp
15
13%
<.
No par
Amer
4%
15
21% Oct
*20
V 49
100
.
Common
1
49 % July 30
20%
51
7
31% July 24
20%
15
69
11
9
21%
51
Pan
23
*15
69%
4
23% Jan
16%
50%
6
67% Sep
51 % Jun
13%
16 %
68%
„.
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Packard-Bell Electronics
Pan American
Sulphur
36% Feb
42% Sep
Electric
&
13 V8
25
.
4
91% Oct
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
10
*14%
21%
25
Corp
14%
13%
16%
Lighting Corp—
No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg com___14
2/7
2
7% Jan
83% Mar 18
14%
13%
16%
""
1
>
Pacific Finance
Panhandle
94
5
Inc-5
'Pacific
32V4 Jan
26% Mar 10
Inc
Aggregates
common
preferred
71% Sep
53% Sep
29% Oct
126
5 %
'
11
23
20
it
Pacific Coast Co
60% Jan
8
Fisheries
37%
39
37%
17%
18%
383/4
20,400
17%
18
18
18%
18
18%
173/4
16
82%
82%
82
83%
83
83
*80
82 %
*80
82
$5
convertible
preferred
No par
*82
83
*82
83
No par
$4.80 preferred
(conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
*78%
82%
*79
82
1
14%
14%
14%
*78
14%
*
85
14%
94
4,700
100
14%
14%
14%
14%
*123 %
14%
124'A
123%
123%
2,400
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne it Ohio Ry—
145
4
123% Dec
16
24% Jan
42
July 23
17% Nov
17
Aug 31
8
38% Jan
73% May
91% Mar 19
55% Sep
28
80% Jan
4
19% May
28% Jan
26
10% Dec
6
22% Jan
4
82% Jan
68
Dec
74% Dec
16
Nov
30
5
Mar
132
125% Dec
29
59
Nov
Jan
12
Feb
9
59
Nov
15
75% Jan
15
23% Jan
9
9% Sep
28
18
7%
86
71
21
Jan
*
6
8
132
Mar 16
113% Oct
5
81
Dec
18
45% Oct
25
Apr
81% Jan
125
Dec
18
83% Oct
26
124% Jan
4
Dec
31
43% Mar
8
31% Apr
188% Dec
71% Aug
25% Nov
22
163 % Feb
1
28% May 14
16% Dec
6
Sep
34% Mar 31
21% Nov 17
96% Jan
22
Sep
28
22
125
15 % May 10
17
4
$3.50
17
88
Jan
14
47% Feb
35% Dec
26% Dec
78% Oct
Dec
31
88% Oct
24
27
Feb
81% Feb
2
Polaroid
5
Poor
1
5%%
Procter
11
17
58% Jan
5
52
4
43% Apr
3
36% Mar
9
66 % Aug 26
42% Dec 16
3
26% Mar
8
29% Sep
10
5
33% Mar
Jan
91% Mar 20
78% Jan
86
19
sink
Potomac
Serv
$1.40
Aug 30
4.08%
18%
18 %
19
70'A
69%
12
70%
22,400
11V*
11%
11'A
121/8
15,000
Co
Co of
Colorado
preference
preferred
12%
61
*60
*59%
61
60
10%
10%
11
10%
100
10
10
com_No par
com—No par
100
11
115
115
10
52
5,100
89
89%
89
89%
68'A
69
21%
22%
21 y4
21%
8,600
197% 204%
197%
205%
81,200
17%
17%
3,000
x66
66%
22%
22%
215
222%
17%
17%
♦90
90%
30
30 %
138%
139%
61%
60%
60%
603/4
60%
3,600
41%
41%
41%
41%
42%
15,500
28
28%
28
28%
*80
*273/4
28
81%
81%
*80
80
80
*80
81%
*80
82%
83
83
83
83
*82%
83%
83
84%
84%
85
85
85
85
*85
86%
*85
100
*101%
41% Feb
17
65% Jan
5
74% Sep
13
20 % Sep
19 % Dec
22
23% Jan
13
20% Jan
7
23% Apr
20
4.32%
preferred
25
*21%
22
22% May 14
22% Mar 22
4.16%
preferred
—25
*20%
29% Dec
17
36% Aug
123
29
Aug 25
11% Feb 11
25
86% Nov
31
10
29% Feb
2
16
48% Anr
16
27% Jun
44% Dec
29
54% Jan
16
42
124% Sep
22
101%
47%
47%
47%
70
70
70
70
*70
116
101%
101%
101 %
47%
48%
47%
47%
70%
70
70
*70
22
•213/4
22
300
21
*20 3/4
213/8
200
22
22%
22%
*21%
22
21
21
*20%
21
116
.
8%
*116
120
8%
*85
8%
*116
8%
86
85
90
101%
21
.
40
490
86 y2
120
8%
86
*85
8%
86
•21%
21
•116%
8%
*85
1013/4
47%
120
118
8%
8%
86
*85
1013/4
140
47%
4,200
50
703/4
100
118
8%
7,200
50
86
Puget Sound Power it Light Co—10
32
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
32
32 Va
31%
32ya
Pullman
No par
31 %
31%
31%
31%
30%
31%
323/8
33%
20,200
4
31%
32
39% Jan
10
34% Nov
101%
47
1,000
83
37% Aug 30
37% Jun 24
4
30% Oct
103
No par
100
of Indiana
4.80%
preferred
100
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75 preferred
1
No par
21
81%
82%
9
preferred
12,800
7,900
40%
100
preferred
40
89 3/8
31
138%
*60%
6
Feb
893/a
30%
1383/8
28
76% Mar 13
Feb
90%
30%
139
60%
48% Feb
7% Sep
30%
138
41%
24
81
*89%
59%
21
106
90%
30%
138
28
Dec
5
30%
137%
17%
40%
Sep
7
*89%
30%
17%
3,800
59%
40% Sep
16
90
139
18
69i/2
28%
65
Jan
17%
69
41 %
14
15
30%
18%
68%
22%
214
41
Jan
86% Jan
90
137%
68%
22
201
59%
98
117% Feb
18
68%
22%
214%
850
28%
106% Apr
24
65%
22
207%
100
preferred
preferred
3,800
117
51 y4
22
Sep 21
8% Nov 23
*115
51%
5
82 % Nov
117
51
12
104
*115
51
84% Dec
May 11
11%
89%
80% Jan
20
ll'A
50'A
16
5.05%
11'A
89i/2
Mar 20
3 % %
300
10%
51
Jan
Public Serv Co
61
89
92
105% Aug 19
49% Aug 19
60
61
*60 y2
50%
93
08
61
60%
89
5
4.18%
117'.'
62
60%
51
23
4.30%
*115
10%
61
*'
90
Sep
.7
117
60
51
Jun
Sep
*115
11%
61
,,
9,300
88%
83
90
11%
11%
*60
63%
80
87% Aug 17
11%
61%
*59%
2
Elec & Gas
div
'
*60
1
(H K)—
fund preference
Public Service
Public
12
is y2
68%
10
1
Power
200
19
69%
5
Gamble
1241/4
18%
68%
2.50
Electric
it
1241/4
19%
69%
10
Inc
125
18%
69
75
Co
Co
125
19%
70
100
common
Corp
&
126
19
67%
100
Plough
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
11
95% Jan
1
30
96
(The)
*125
10
—100
convertible preferred
31
Aug 16
9
139% Dec
12
29% Feb
90% Nov
Co
1.25
100
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Porter
25% May 19
73% Feb
9
100
5%
Pittston
261% Aug 22
25% Jan
preferred
Pittsburgh it West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
11
62% July 31
9
100% Jun
119
guaranteed
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
Pure
5
32%
32%
32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
32%
32 y2
32%
16,200
63% Dec
5
61%
5,30(1
Inc
Oil
.
10,400
Q
24
;
Feb
25-
140
Mar
27% Oct
26
125% Jan
6
27
Jan
11
►
For footnotes, see page
26
24.
Mar
8
'
.." 36
4r
Aug.18 '
27% Nov 14
V Quaker Oats Co
;
common.
5
6% preferred
;_100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
——
59%
57%
♦132
*26%
134
'
-
27%
59
*132
*26%'
60-
60%
'
134
27%
"
132
27
61 >A
132
.
"
27
"
60%
61%
60%
132%
132%
*132%
27
27
27
40
134
27
-
500
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Monday1, December 19, I960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Range Since
Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
HIGH
AND
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Dec. 18
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Dec. 18
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Dec. 14
Friday
1
Dec. 15
the Week
Dec. 1G
inu»sday
Shares
R
9
Dec
28
23 y. Jan
9
<7
74ft Mar
41% Dec
8
517a Sep
70
15
30% July 10
15 7a Dec
2
Jan
6
Rayonier
737a Apr 27
30 7» Oct
25
53% Jan
4
Raytheon
87a Dec
16
18% Jan
5
Reading
20'Va Dec
5
337a Feb
117a Dec
8
28ft Jan
43ft Sep
Nov
24
21
37ft Jan 26
25 ft Dec
28
33 ft Jan
17
Oct
9
277a Jun
12
Jan
5
25ft Nov
16
32
Jan
25
14
22
41% Sep
28
157a Nov
1
287a Jan
18
22
177a Oct
24
287a Jun
16
Reis
1274 Feb 18
20 ft Apr 17
67a Feb
157b Dec
7
2
437a Dec
8
73
2
7
36ft July 23
21
60ft Mar
52ft Jun
Dec
5
68% Jan
4
Reliance
Elec
Feb
1
Reliance
Mfg Co common—;
Mar 14
6
Republic
8
38ft Jan
5
46ft Jan 28
8174 Sep
28
507a Jan
22
467a Feb
17
79% Dec
16
Revlon
30ft Jan
37 7a Oct
24
567a Jun
21
Rexall
J77a Sep
26
717a Jan
4
48 ft May 15
42 Va Jan
4
48
27
149
7
•7 ft Nov 16
28
Dec
42
3
Mar
116
11074 Oct
557a Jan
76ft Jan
5
Oct
31
Nov
65
15
Oct
24
84 ft Mar 28
47% Jun
8
76
July 24
163
30 ft Dec
17
274 Jan
21
1% Sep 22
17ft Sep
5
Jan
26
12
45% Sep
4
23% Oct
Dec
30
37
Dec
16
35ft Feb
Oct
Ritter
5
Roan
Company
12 7a
127a
12 7a
127a
12%
12 ft
12 ft
12 ft
127«
1,800
13
127a
12%
12 ft
12%
127a
12 7a
12%
127a
3,200
16
16
16 7a
16 7a
1,8
17 74
17 74
177a
17%
6,600
1974
19
19 ft
187a
1974
1074-
10 74
30
Jan
4
Jan
12% Apr
147a May 12
Aug
15
Oct
3
6
507a Jan
jun 24
16
1
12ft Dec
24% Jan
22
37ft Sep 22
10ft July 2
47% Mar 11
17
Jun
26
!
Dec
Oct
25
317a Dec
1
117a Oct
25
127a Apr
5
3174 Oct
2:
24
Sep
16
4%
207a Dec
16
Rohr
89
1374 Sep
217a Jan.
217a Jan
22
8
13
467a Jan
4
217a Mar
2
147a May 31
42
Jan
Aircraft
377a
36 74
Ronson
114%
22
Ruppert
17
Oct
19
6
267i Jun
23
19
Ryder
33% Sep
4274 Jan
32ft Oct
15
24
9
4%
Apr
8
4.30%
36 ft July 24
2474 Sep
32
Feb
20
258
Apr
15
May 27
38
Apr
1
29% Apr
15
19
27
July
8
14 ft Sep
30
22% Jan
18
8
19 V2 Feb
3074 Oct 26
55 7a Jan
4
8ep
21
14
6674 Dec
14
Mar 13
29% May 4
3
97
12ft Oct
5
69ft Mar
88
Jan
24% Jan
7
7
12
Mar 14
137a Dec
18% July" 15
45 ft Aug 12
12
12 7i Dec
1
197a Oct
31
377a Sep
7
Feb
10
25
81ft Jun
17
36
Oct
18
5074 Feb
'
Feb
9
774 Nov
1
1674 Feb
15
71 ft Feb
17
93 7« Jun
8
73ft Nov 18
81
Jan
83
96
Apr
80
Dec
23
Sep 21
Dec
•7
31
6ft Nov 13
4
31ft Nov
9
13
30 ft Mar 18
78
Mar 17
10% Mar 11
4074 May 25
29 7i Ape
6
72
May 27
81
Jan
16
Oct
6674 Jan
5
Dec
197a Sep
207a Apr
4
11
77
8
13
26
15
8
8% Jan
29
387a Jun
14
13
5
May 17
247a Aug 23
Oct
1
5
6074 Nov 23
17ft Jan
6
27% Jun
26
10 ft Nov
28
1974 Jan
25
9ft Jul 20
17% Dec
16
11
25
16
Jan
4
37
•lft Nov
2
6
91ft Deo 17
187a Jan
6
8
46 ft Jan 26
7
49
13
Sep 21
35ft
Oct
22ft May
12ft Sep 21
3Sft Deo 11
12
1874. Sep
22
307a Nov
1
41
Jan
4
♦4 ft Feb
17
59
Jun
23
90
Oct
Jan
4
7% Sep
29
100
Oct
7
147a Mar 31
29% May 25
197a Dec
5
4274 Nov
3
43% Jan
11
197a Jun 17
127a Jun
27
29% Dec
12
42ft Deo
8074 Apr
28
43
Jan
26
30
Jan
4
18 ft Jun 23
2274 Deo 30
17% Sep
16
237a Jan
17 ft Nov 16
18% Jun
9
2274 Aug 12
2474 Oct 28
157a Sep 29
15% 8ep 12
21ft Jan
13
20%. Jan
4
Schick
Scott
preferred
Inc
86
85%
85%
86 74
86%
247a
247a
247a
247a
24%
37
3772
37 72
377a
377a
36%
37
3ft
3 7a
3 ft
3 7a
374
377a
37 ft
Jun
1
$3.40
preferred
preferred
Mfg
3.65%
Co
—
43
—
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer,
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard Finance
Corp__
Seagrave
Seairlght-Oswego
Roebuck
Sears
Falls Corp
*17 7»
Servel Inc common
$5.25
preferred
Shamrock
Sharon
Oil &
Steel
Shattuck
Shell
Gas
Oil
557a Jan
Sep
29
31
2
4
627* July 18
55
York
shares
Mfg
New
Sheraton
Siegler
ordinary
6
537a Jan
2274 Jan
5
117a Oct
25
187. Feb
20
2974 July
7
2074 Oct
24
287a Mar 23
4
61% Jun
30
387a Oct
11
64 ft Jun
15
3874 Nov 24
52 74 Jan
26
347a Jun
2
42 ft Jan
5
47a Jun
10
Jun
65
8% Deo
16
30ft Jun
9
6474 Deo 15
32 ft Nov 12
July 23
8ft May 18
38
Apr 20
297a Dec
34
Jan
527a Feb 25
457a Jan
277t Aug 21
Simplicity
1
:
Steel
Sc
Sinclair Oil Corp
;
1.
;
Singer Manufacturing Co
Skelly Oil Co
(A
O)
Corp
;
Marchant
Smith-Douglass
Co
127a
127a
12%
16,300
1774
*17%
*16
33 7a
32%
14 ft
14
4
2,500
3,700
19 7a
19 ft
197a
20%
20%
217a
207a
207a
13,800
21TB
21%
21
21ft
207a
22 74
227a
23 7a
62,500
377c
37 %
1974
19
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.
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•
vK-0 7'
.I/it
■
37%
37%
3774
*7172
15%
34
8ocony Mobil Oil Co Inc
South
Amer Gold
South
Carolina
5%
3374
2974
33 7a
333/4
93
91
91
♦91
2974
33 7a
*91
29% Z 30
30
774
772
77»
7ft
73/8
12%
23
237z
23,200
87a
87a
8%
8%
1,900
8%
5074
3774.
87a
87/a
49%
3774
89
72 ft.
72 72
*73
85
*8372
165/b
167a
5 74
33%
53 7a
52%
387a
39
39
15 78
15 V4
22%
3274
32 74
*32
*12
55%
54%
>
97
*70
•
2274
16 7a
1774
16%
16%.
3174
317a
55%
56
31
32
557a
12 ft
12 ft
217a
20%
297,
28
1
5
28
29%-/
38%
38
1774
17%
16 ft.
17%.
18ft
287a
•
38 74
\ 38%
18%
29
3074.
29%
28%
29 ft
■
'
297a
30%
28%
295ft
3C74
3074
43 74
437a
4374
*71 ft
72 3ft
367a
5974 *
59%
;
42
357a
35%./ 357a
357a
59 74
61ft
61
61%
447a
45
4472
457a
307a
31
31%
307a
137a
127a
133/a
12%
2374
22%-
223/4
*22 7a
46
4674
46%./ 467a
38 74
37%
46%
477ft
37%
387a
x6%
6y2
6%
-6%
437a
447a
44%
44%
*4972
51
*27 7a
27 ft
'
672
44
13
23 7a
7
27
*4972
50
*26%
2774
147a
6774
66
65%
663ft
477a
V4
47%:
6674
4774
48 7a
47%
48%
*34 74
34%
343/4
3 4 3/4
34%
387a
397a
38%
39
387a
39
20
1974
20
19%
20
46
467a
4672
4772
17%:
173/8
17%
177a
317a Jan
4
Indiana Gas & Elec-No par
4674 Jan
337a Jun
18
3874 Aug 31
40% Aug 24
Southern
34ft Nov 25
Southern
Natural
31ft Nov
16
2474 Oct
Pacific
No par
-1974
68 ft Nov
17
6074 Jan
15
40
467a
1974 Jan
19
167a Nov 23
Railway common,—No par
preferred
—20
457a
16% Dee 30
•6
Deo 15
1-7 ft
177a
75
13
64ft Jun
Eft
16
9
Nov 30
lift Oct 22
69
~i
Dec 22
32% Sep 24
96
Oct
2
96% Jim
For
10
(Del)
Mobile & Ohio stock
tr ctfs
Southwestern
Service
100
Industries
2
972 Jan
11
Sparton
30
Spencer
Chemical
90
Oct
17
4.20%
2174 Mar 16
13 7a May 12
1674 Aug
9
Spencer Kellogg
2874 May 21
9774 Feb 13
18% Oct
26 7*. Jan
4
Sperry
83
9274 Sep
6
4774 Dec
297, Mar
467a Dec
8
16
84% May 7
37% Deo 30
see
page
6% May
31
May 23
8
*
82% Sep
19
28ft July 25
377a Jan
4
77% Feb
24.
common
& Sons
Rand Corp common
$4.50 preferred
:
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50
70 ft
27%
28
28
283/a
197a
20
19%
20
27
28
2.50
Co
preferred
preferred
8quare D Co
*68
1
1
Corp
3572 Jun
84% May 16
-
—1
Co.
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
10
89 ft Apr
footnotes,
7.50
non-cum
26Va Nov 23
Dec
Co
6
100
,
1
707a
*68
277a
89
147a
21%
-
*88
147a.
20
27 y*
7%
287a
7a
14%
77a
7%
28 ft
287a
90 ft
*88 7a
90 ft
15
k
1474
14 3
21
227a
23 ft
21%
22ft
88
88
4374
463/a
44 74
447a
827a
82
82
303/a
29 74
29%
46
4674
No par
*82
82 ft
-
307a
*82
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43 ft
43,1
34 3
35%/
6174
637a
63
63%
44
Va
4574
44%
45V4
3174
33 74
33%
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4,100
;
43' 1
35%
34 ft
•
4
12 7a
12%
12ft
22%
46%
38 7a
37%
387a
6%
77e
6%
35,400
11.100
13,600
47 ft
37%
9,900
""
23
47
200
2,300
37,400
12%
23
46%
2,300
17,800
.
52,700
16,700
7 7a
'
6,300
45
4474
45%
50
50
50
28
2874
28%
1,500
14 7t
14%
157a
15%
25
25%
2574
26
6,700
1,300
100
5,100
8,500
18,400
14%
xl4%
14 ft
147t
66 7,
667a
66
68 74
47%
48%
48%
49
35
35 7a
35%
387a
39
38 7a
38 ft
1,400
5,700
20
19%
19%
27,800
47%
48%
49
22,900
35
17%
17%
48%
17%
4,700
17%
707a'
*68
707a
28
28%
277a
28 7a
20
20 ft
21
273
29
277a
28 ft
8,000
7%
77a
4,800
4,200
j
7%
287a
28%
28%
887a
14 ft
15
20%
2174
21,.
21%.
-
900
887a
14%
5,700
297a
907a
14 7a
44
.
230
..
3,400
225,600
88
88
88
7%
*68
*88 Va
4
88
*87
29%
,
273 a
1
41%
28
*1972
2,000
43
72
20
70ft
27%
42%
72
28,300
19%
34%
287/8
28
287a
89
_50c
25
No par
5
77a
77a
7%
28 7a,
*68
43
"
27 7t
50
6674
30 ft Nov 13
307a
72
4,100
14,000
44 74
-6
.
42 7a
/
*49 7a
45
27
*49 7a
*29%
*71
227a
13
25
Edison
*
35
42
23 ft
Co
11,800
307a
35%
California
25,600
1674
72
'
38,600
1874/
4174
Southern
17%
18
40 74
Southern
387a
17%
167a
72:
16
38
18
18 74
40
•
3872
16 74
1
5.
38
3,900
12,600
,
.
38%
16
7372-.
387a
27%
18
40
37%
2174-.
27
183a
4234
30%
20%
277a
1874
307a
30 74
8%
2074
13,100
40%.
16%
2874
44%
*8 7a
40%
16 Va
187a'
;
,
87a
407a
18 ft
307a
50 ft July 18
Spartans
140
2,000
8 7a
407a
18VV
43
68 7i Dec
5
12%
967a
'
28%
12
Dec
12 7a
167a
30
443/a
.
300
,
96 ft
1874
4174
*72
28%
1,800
29,800
"
98
187a
'
4,200
127a
16
•}
167a.
9,700
8,900
.
127a
27
^21
1574
30
*12
207a
40
x40
413/b
26
26
557a
127a
12 Va
87a
87a
147a
217a Sep
557a
*96 7a
'
17
Mar
317a
*12
12%
97
20%
-
5,200
17
9672
87a
28 ft
667a Feb
~9 ft
74
32
123/4
40%
41
21ft
29,800
22%..
•
■«
40%
397a Jan
•ft Sep 10
5
317a
22 ft
25%
Public
574
32%
147a
Co
574
10
22 7a
147a
5%
574
*70
313/4
26 7a
Southern
7074
73 ft
85
116%-:
'
70% -
22 7a
97
8 ft
'
85/g
87a>
70
16%
16 78
22 ft
*12
12 7a
*96 ft
'
85
17%
5572
56
■
127a
13
12%
X97
73 ft
85
31:V4
*
12
74
*
'
55%
■
12 ft
*72
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8,300
33
ft
15V4
15%
~
14 74.
700
11,000
897a
167a
5 V4
574
32 ft
22
88 ft
70 %
.
*70
'
89
22,300
-
9
85
16 7a
574
8%
727a
*88 ft
7074
9
387a
893/4
72
74
8%
9
89%
22 ft / 22ft
■
800
„
54 ft
38
327a
)X32
2272
22 7a
52 7a
38%
8%
16%
'5 74
..
53
38
35
:
;*70
574
33%
■'
16%
-
70%
51
9%
90
89 Va
*70
87/a
507a
9ft
88 74.
*83 ft
87/a
39
49%
*37
97a
974
9
143'4
5
7,500
12%
237a
147a
5
14%
1274
23
*25%
2374 Jan
13%
1274
23 Va
15
5472 Jan
13%
123ft
22%
14%
28
137a
133/4
233/b
'
23
.
267a
Sep 28
64,500
23%
4.50
com
preferred
Gas
87a
22%
50
2.50
Co
preferred
Southern
77a
13 7a
1474
8%
20
5,300
77a
IV2
12%
15
& Platinum
E & G
30,400
3074
13%
14 74
4
93
30%
13
*2 5 ft
2974 Jan
35
3074
*12%
—25
26
34
*91
93
xl3%
Southeastern Public Service Co—10c
Sep
200
34%
30
;
7%
3
17
6,000
14
6374 Mar 25
Dec-31
1574
717a
127a
41ft Sep
3
377» Mar 16
28%
800
15 7a
717a
13 7a
19
2
32%
157a.
74
127a-
Feb 24
19% Apr
32%
10,700
V
'
14
13
327a
337a
30 ft
15 7i Dec
6972 Aug 23
130
•:
2874
*91
93
3074 Feb
29 72 Jun
17,400
85 ft
260
277a
*717a
7
1
*220
28 ft
15 74
•'
72
337a
37%
85 ft;
857a
260
327a
32%
*717a
72
V.
3774
2874
28 ft
157a
15 ft
157a
157a
71
857a
*220
32%
327a
327a
33
15%
71
260
28 74
128 ft
28 74
287a
8674
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*220
260
*220
260
vV'lfe)
a
3774
37 7a
377a
857a
8574
8572
85 y4
*220
rp/./'■'
a:
15
2374 May 18
6,100
'
Jun"
Jan
13ft
157a
Dec
18% Aug 23
14
13%
"
14 7a
1874 Sep
2,500
92,300
15
-
34
16
16%
32 7a
15
15%
:157a
§4%
22
400
16
317a
15
14 7a
127a Nov
Deo
18
39ft Dec 15
1772
16%
■15%
Smith Kline & French Lab6„No par
Puerto Rico Sugar com
Jan
17 ft
17%
327a
32 74
15 74
5
Jersey Gas Co
May 10
127a
15 7a
5
South
14
35,200
15%
10
Inc
Inc
South
25
20%
17,500
20
11
3
197a
127a
_25
29
35ft Mar
197a
13%
No par
Co
Pattern
51 ft Oct
287a Nov
30
19
36 74
1
28
21
89 ft
12ft
1
:
18
22% Jun 21
*86 7a
357a
No par
7%. Nov 25
46% July 12
2
1,290
897a
127a
50c
12
327i Jan
613
36 ft
1
Corp
Smith-Corona
64
9
16
*86 7a
610
12 7a
.
Corp of America
Smith
12ft Sep
9,100
619
367a
14 74
38 74
Corp_
Shelter
4
64ft Jan 22
3,800
28 7a
353/8
1
Jan
11
22 74
12%
'
Saw
Jun
22
27%
37
par
Co
Simonds
33
5,800
22
16%
*16
16 7a
33
417a
28 7a
605
437a
1374
17 ft
173/4
16
32 ft
3,900
44
41
127a
No par
G)_
Sep 26
53 ft Oct
*1774
167a
37%
35,
_1
No
Corp
(Frank
89
37
7a'
5,900
37 ft
*39
14 ft
_2.50
Co
Apr" 14
615
611
37a
17%
Shahmoon Industries Inc
Signode Steel Strapping Co
7474
27%
374
127a
1
*
Simmons
80 ft Nov 17
2174
2874
3,600
12%
—No par
,—
1
4
22
2774
623
615
18
32.7a
1
:
6
23
22
327a
xl6
5
_3
Co—
&
Seiberling Rubber Co
Jan
Nov
•
367a
13%
5
;
317a Sep
47
277a
3,900
-
357a
1
-
54
947a Jan
22 7a
287J
22
28
3,100
25 74
36
41ft
437a
12,200
86%
ft-
12%
1
29
267a Mar 24
44
86
24
35
20
—
Co
31
Juiy*27:
44
*39
82/
78;
•
12 3/4
,30
common,.
preferred
Oct
31ft May 22
67% Apr
2
42
447a
44%
62372
620
*39
41
*38
227a
38
3778
38
37 ft
37 74
37 74-
A
•600
35
No par
25
100
23 ft Sep
104%
32ft Feb
:37a
33/a
127a
No par
—No par
Paper Co common
237a Oct
Jan
7
18ft Jan
6
68ft Nov 24
88
X37"
^,
•
1378
1
Dee 23
24
81
79 Va
247a
13>/a
i
45ft Mar 25
69
79
1%'
8572
13 74
Inc
40
33ft Sep 22
Jan 14
M
80
78 7a""
174
s
-
78%
13
—5
Shell Transp & Tr—
4
19,500
....
19 ft
—
convertible
5%
$4
Jan
31,000
17a
17a
187a
com—1.40
Convertible preference
35c
Schering Corp common
1
Scoviil
30
147a
lft
187a
5
100
10
1
5
Corp
Arms
Schenley Industries
13
29ft Jan
19
Regis Paper Co common
1st
San
19
\
2674 July 16
4574 Mar 18
20 V* Nov
13ft Jan
St
Aug
7174 Jun
83
137a
1274
'
92 ft Aug
31
83
1474
*82%
7
1%'
17%
100
8
427a Oct
83 ft
13 Va
2474
*32 7a
series A 5%
37% Jan
Deo
82%
1 ft
86 7a
>
300
90 ft
7872.
No par
No par
L San Fran Ry Co com
Savage
Deo
7,100
14,900
90
247»
28 72
14
62
1197a
91
86
10
21
82
11774
SO
18 %
100
Jan
107a May 16
9
8% May
preferred
19
7
10
7
7
177a Nov 11
87% Mar 5
preferred
Preferred
-47 7a
Pl%
18 72
1.667a
_100
common
217a Apr
July 13
3174 Sep
39ft Feb
72ft Jan
1%
/
*4774
117
777a
...
pfd 4.40% series A
Diego Gas & Electric Co„
San Diego Imperial Corp
Sangamo Electric Co
93
•2ft Feb
12
'
45,200
,
116
'
•
174
31,900
44%
12%
137a
174-
46,500
44%.-.
437a'
83 Va
83 3/4
12%
■"
7974
44
•
91
92
*83%
'
x747a
4.100
116 74
115 ft
89 ft
No par
2.50
Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
St
4? 7a
*86 7a
s
conv
*4774
477a"
4V ft'
88 74
St
19
•9ft Dec
34% Nov 16
88 7a Aug
259
238
45%
8874
—5
Inc
Safeway Stores
4
42ft Jan
3
7
Nov
80
90ft Aug 17
79% Apr 30
12% Mar
91'7a
13%
"v1
407a Apr
447a
900
31,800
1
3
15
78 ft
4474
•
89 72
:
System
75%
/\ 447a
-
1
974 May
7
78%
4£74
43 %
*88 74
Inc,—
Co
Ruberoid
*
116
115
i,
84
13
.
•4ft Dec 31
8ft Dec 24
4778
92
*83%
—1
1
20 G
1
(Geo D) Corp
.
Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co—t
Royal McBee Corp
Roper
Rubbermaid
43..
'43ft
,47ft
.4772'
9174
—1
Corp
;
2
42%
42%
V, 45 ft
7-3 ft
777a
41%
,
1
(Jacob)—
Ryan Aeronautical Co
207a Dec
Jan
75 ft
7974
41
427a
114
u:'
69
■
407a
4,900
'
14 74
100
Corp—
20
18,200
14%:
54ft/J"
1
*47
20
preferred series A
1474 May
147a Mar 25
24
1
18% Nov 17
14 ft
36
6
May 27
30ft
xllft
53 7a
277a
1474 Mar 25
1
107a
14%
x227»
22
14
1072
36
5
34
Apr
107a
547a
10
7
28
107a
53 7a
Rochester
2
•31ft Dec
1034
14%
Rockwell-Standard
17
15
107a
'
/'
36
4
Nov
Dec
107a
4,000
y4,;
£4%
4
16 ft Jan
80
29 ft
37 7a
Jan
2474 Mar 12
•4ft Nov 24
2874
/
5674
53 ft
2674 Jan
82
k
30
*
com—1"
common
24
56
29 ft
*55
36
50
Co
24
56.74-'
30%
56
373/4
28
& Haas
24% *
2474
29%
547a
41
572%
Rohm
24%
*54 7a
30
1478
25
Mar 23
24
5
5,900
537a
Oct
387a Jan
24 ft
200
v
37 74
767a
,
16,300
50%
147a
4174 Oct
780
16%
48%
56
44
2
167a
48 7a
55 74
437a
July 26
167a
457a
147a
22
Dec
*15%
45%
,10%
40
27
16%
44%
547a
*3774
805
16%
107a
convertible preferred——25
Rochester Gas <fc Elec Corp—No par
28
'
500
is ft
29
Robertshaw-Fulton
Dec
11
30
9
Corp
1,100
297a
3 74
Corp
1974
11
447a
*54 7a
7
Telephone
187a
1174
24
56
Apr
21
197a
lift
443/a
"4474
Jun
Dec
"19
7,200
*
-
I) %
*11
U)%
*16
1672
247a
Antelope Copper Mines—:
Controls
98,700
8%
21
37 ft
No par
———10
2.50
—
36%
8 7a
207a
55
92
10 ft Jan
16ft Oct
8
47a Jan
'
83ft
207a
52
5
974 Apr 14
40
527a July
36
87a
207a
3
30
18
Inc
Corp
37 ft
8%
19
741
5
Oct
21
Oil
Riegel Paper Corp
53,300
20 ft
387. Oct
397a July 24
2
29
16
Richfield
4
5,200
177a
87a
60% Dec 18
30% July 23
39% Jan 23
23ft Jun 17
61
Richardson-Merrell
25
16%
167a
20 74
3374 Nov
62
16
421 ft Jan
24
Jan
42
Trust
Selection
16 7a
17 74
367a
37 72
16ft
87a
14.
5974 Dec
29ft Jan
827a Oct
89% Nov
37a July 28
57a Mar 17
4
July 15
31ft Jan 19
Rhodesian
600
16%
16%
r 6%
, • 18
*14 72
—1
—5s
1.25
4
600
3,500
1074
—100
27» Jan
5674
2C%
*54
series
3.60%
Rheem
56 74
20 7a
x23%
'
■
Manufacturing Co
Preferred
4
57
67,700
2172.
44
1
2
24
287a Jan
30
6
*56 'ft
/
197a
Chemical Co—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
474% preferred series A
50
472%
conv 2nd pfd
—100
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com——5
Aug
85
43
157a
&
9
Dec
16
94 7a Dec
367a
70 7a
127»
10
10
5
Inc
Drug
287a Jan
3
68ft Mar
32 ft Apr
5
37 78
54 74
427a
8%
*1574
Steel
6
17a Aug
69
111
22
Oct
70
21
Sep 23
Jan
35 V4
9
1074
Corp—
Copper & Brass
Revere
6374 July 27
5074 July
7
71% Dec 23
3374 Sep
lo
36%
.
53 7a
*70 ft
43
127a
—50c
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred
-a
66ft Apr
54 ft July
Eng Co
&
157» Aug 23
20
17ft
17
*20 7a
preferred 372% series—-100
Republic Aviation Corp
1
1174 July 11
25
16%
8%
Conv
787» Jan
77a Feb
izy8 Jan
487a Dec
11% July
16%
—10
~5
5
Corp—:
Stores
Reliable
3174 Aug 29
167a
18
10
prior preference
div
57
,
167a
537a
707a
42%
56 74
56 7a
common
27 Va
1
18
1
Apr
5674
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25
9
1974 Mar 17
197a Mar 14
14% July
11
12 ft Nov
•
28% Jan
22
7ft Nov 25
17 ft Sep
157a Sep
24
16ft Jan
Jan
6
40 ft Apr
42ft Jan
95
20
Jan
127a Nov
2
27
Jan
20
56%
177a
Co
Co
57
*70
70 74
43 74
42 7a
357a
—-—5
50
4%
non-cum
1st preferred
50
4% non-cum 2nd preferred—_50
Reed Roller Bit Co_—
No par
Reeves Bros Inc
50c
Reichhold Chemicals—
1
5
1
15ft Nov
7
28
437a
16 ft
—1
Inc
i
9
16ft Dec 29
19% Feb
70 ft
43 ft.
53 7a
71
54 72
70ft
4374
57
Raybestos-Manhattan —___—No par
Raymond International Inc—3.337a
19
543/a
537a
x52%
7074
43%
*70
5
Inc.,—
Ranco
2
Apr
2274 Jun
29
157a Sep
1st
$3.50
8
55%
54%
America com—No par
preferred
No par
Radio Corp of
18
Apr
7
Dec
56
74
4
30% Feb
17
78% Apr
25
6774 Jan
May 22
73
6
16ft Jan
46 ft Oct
1
5
73ft Deo
«3ft Feb
74
*82
29%
88
88
110
45%
45 ft-
46
33,500
82 7a
30%
*82
307a
82 7a
20
30%
9,100
Volume
192
Number 6013
*
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle,
.
(2527),
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
34 Va Nov
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
It
37
71 % Dec 23
Dec
NEW YORK
Highest
35% Feb
25
5 7'/a Dec
70% Jan
18
82% Feb 24
12
79% Aug 22
13% Sep 13
10% May 11
4 % Mar
1
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Standard Brands
14
$3.50
Inc
51"%
No par
1
*73%
12
10c
*4%
Corp;
July 29
23% May 11
12% May 11
62 % Jan
23
40
Jun
1
51% Jan
Standard Kollsman. Industries—*-1
Standard Oil of California.-_-.-6.25
30 % Nov 20
35
May 16
45 % Dec
Standard
.45% Oct 23
52% Apr 17
59% Jari 26
50
Nov 16
64% Jan 23
85
Jun
44% May 31
83% NOV 25
30
27% Jan
i
84
.
Jan
92
7
,
8
Dec
38
Apr
7
39% July.,27
20% Oct
62% Dec
117
5
Sep
30% Jun
Standard
2
20
56
Standard Oil of
Mar
89
3%%
36% Jan
102'
Jan
13
40% Jan
25
4
4
21% Mar 25
19% Dec 31
23% Jun
16
52% Sep
71
2
78
Dec
9
6
23
Dec
18
23
33
20% Jan
6
27%. Mar 13
15% Jan
2
22
17
Dec 29
Sep 21
Aug 25
May 6
Apr
2
19
.52
65
24% Jan
5
9
14
20
Dec
16
69
-
25% Jan
Stix
4
17% Dec
16
30% Aug 15
24% Jan 15
1
Dec
1
215
19
y
58%Mar 28
17%, Jan
529
Jan
Baer
&
Stone
&
4
$5
convertible
17
50
Apr
67
8
24% Dec 28
11% Sep 23.
.79% Deo 21
65% Feb.
9
22% Nov 25
.
29
20% Sep 21
-
30% Dec 16
Dec
5%,
7
Dec
4
Jan '27
2165
Jan
3
5
29
Feb
14% Mar
8
14
9
Feb.
4
6
55 % Jan
21
Feb
24% Jan
:
1
9
'
44% Nov 11
Jan
Superior
29
Sweets
25
Swift, &
Jun
22
Symington
15
Dec
67
6%
an
oSTal
27% Jun
27
Apr
17
87%
Nov
Aug"
35 % Apr
11
64yaJun
3
29
14,
21 y8
39% July 15.
25% Mar 16
1
16
2
.
15% Sep
87
Jan
20
61% Jan 27
193% Nov 20
148% Oct 25
39% Jan 23
20% May 17
iv
19% Dec 16
256Vi May 25
23 Va Nov 25
...
29% Jan 11
14 y4 Mar 10
102% Dec 30
63
Feb
18
19% Jan
8
23
Jan
2
30
26% May 18
Apr 24
76
52
Dec
70% Jan
31
12
29% July 30
18% July 22
31% July 30
36% Mar 4
36 y8 Sep 21
11
Dec 28
79
14y8July25
65
Sep 27
124% Marl8*
21
72
May
22% Oct 26
6
Nov
11
Jan 27
70 % May
8
Nov 24
46% Feb 16
67y2 Jun lo
88
Sep
79
84
8
Jan 23
Feb 24
16% Jun
69% Dec
7.
.
26% Aug 17
85
*83%
13
24% Jan
;
20% Dec
44*A Dec
7
14% Sep 28 ">
4
13
68% Jan
6
22Va Jan
4
19% Sep
6
41% Aug 26
Jan 26
70
53% Sep 21
15% Feb
17
Jun
22
19% Jun
3
-
,
3
33% Dec
5
9
81% Dec
14
21
29% Jan
56% Mar
28%
27%
28%
28%
29
28%
29
28
29
6,800
26
26 Va
2'ti%
26 y4
29 %
26%
12%
12%
9,300
12%
26%
12%
12%
12 %
12 Va
18
11%
12
*17%
18
17%
17%
18
52
17%
17%
300
51%
52
51%
52
52%
52%
53%
23,200
79%
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79%
14
79%
141
16% Jan
13%
13%
13%
64%
.'64%
63%
64%
24
1
23%
13ya
*82
No par
*
43 Va Apr
Nov 16
13% Mar
8% Nov 16
36
Mar 13
48
Sep 24
20 Va Nov
10% Jan
2
16% Deo 23
12% Oct 26
19% Nov
6
24% Feb 29
57
600
11,300
17,400
53%
53%
54%-
53%
53 Va
4,200
24'/a
24%
23%
23%
23
23 Va
5,500
14
14%
13%
14
13%
14
83
84
82%
82%
81
81
48%
48%
48
43%
47%
48%
3,800
23 Va
22%
23%
23%
23'/a
23%
22 Va
17,700
1,500
*83
48%
.23
23%
6%
1115
22%
22%
32%
,
:
32%
96%
7%
96%
6%
32%
96%
7
•
-
'
£2%
22%
22'/a
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33
33
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963/if
96%
7
7%
5,800
90
33
7
.
800
1,700
99%
7Va
1140
1125
1148
43%
*43 Va
44 ya
•*42%
44 Va
44%
47%
13
45%
46 Va
46%
47'A
46%
12%,
13%
13
13 %,
13
13y8
66
66%
66%
67
67
67
66%
6,700
48
66%
,
11-15
1125
1125
1145
790
44%
.
400
30,400
5,900
3.900
4ye
4«/8
4>/a
4%
4 Va
4%
4 Vb
4%
15%
1,100
15%
48 Va
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
15 3a
15%
12,600
48%
49
49%
49 Va
50 V4
49%
50%
22%
12,400
23
22%
23y8
22%
23%
23
23 y4
80%
39,500
80%
36%
80%
81 Vb
80 Va
81 Va
80%
81%
35Va
26,000
35%
35 Va
35%
35 Va
35 »A
29%
29
35%
29%
28%
29'A
30,900
17%
17%
27%
28 Va
17%
17%
18%
I' 18%
19%
140,800
49 Va
29%
17.%
199
196%
27%
202
27%
196
200
1
1,500
191%
195 V*
190 »A
196
28y4
27%
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27%
28
8,300
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,200
68
28%
69
69
67
27%
32,100
16%
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16%
68 y2
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69
81
22'A
-
80%
81%
21-%.. 21%
.
25%
23%
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22ya
*67
67%
82%
82
82%
82
82%
10,500
21%
20%
21%
20%
21 %
.24 'A.
24,000
1,000
,
25%
23
24
24%
23%
23%
23%
22Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
40y2
39
40%
39%
40%
39
40. Va
39%
11%
*11
11%
11
11
U-
11
64
63%
64%
x207/8
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47
16y8
18%;.
"
^—5
62%
83
20%
20%
21
62%,
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*82
20JA
20%
48
16y8
18%
16
62%
•
83
64ya
*82
6,300
40%
11
78,400
600
.
83
63 Va
*82
'
83
82
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
21
2-1%
21
21 Va
20%
21
.•
48%
:
15,400
82
20%
21 y8
20%
10
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
48%
47%
48%
47%
48%
16
15'/a
15'A
15%
15%
15Va
18%
18%
39%
32%v32%
37,100
6,200
"48y8,
16
800
:
11,100
3.800
18%
19
18%
18%
19;
6,700
38%
38%
32%
38%
38%
38%
32%
31%
32 Va
32 %
38 Va
32%
80%
39»A
,38% ..38%
32% 33 ,
22%
.
20%
20%
48JA
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'
.
62%,
*82
20V*
—1
180
81%
21
*10%
81%
3,700
80
80%
80
80 Va
3,800
26%
26
26 Va
26%
26%
24,100
38%
22 Va
37%
38%
37%
38%
136,000
22
22
21%
2114
300
19 Va
1,600
15%
14%
14%
13%
14%
13%
13%
12%
13%
20.400
36Va
52%
36%
35%
53%
36%
53%
36
36 Va
36 Va
36%
14,300
52%
53%
52%
53%
32%
29%
*S3
33
2,000
32%
33
32%
32%
32 Va
32%
32
0
29%
54.
32%
3,900
29%
54
30%
54
29%
30Vs
29%
30 Va
29%
30,Va
8,100
42%
11%
*41
42%
11%
43
x42%
11%
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2
2
—
Corp
Trans World
—
—_1
—1
t
75 Va
.
25%
37%
23 Va
25%
36%
*21%
78%
26Va
37
,
•
26
36%
*21 Va
22%
53%
12%;
-
| TXL OH Corp
75
12%
xl2%
17%
Century-Fox Film Corp
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5%
conv prior preferred—50
Twin Coach Co—
—1
18% Jan 22
19%
39%
20th
30
-19%
4y4
16%
68'/a
8Q%
x21%
x25y4
22%
No par
11% Sep
9
44
Oct 14
13% Nov 28
May 17
19%
66%
,.
27'A
—10
43% Dec
8% July 18
53,000
42%
19%
13
191
—5
8
13% Jun 21
41%
22%
-100
2
36
42%
15%,
48
l
Mar
17% Apr 30
25% Apr
I
42
19%
f
May
10% Sep 22
17% Nov 18
42%
19%,
43y2
x66%
7
15
41%
451/*
12%
12%
30
10
5
29
60,700
220
53%
32%
1150
—9
Williams- Steel
-
-
800
6%'
6%
215
4,200
7y»
7
6%
223
500
51%
29%
.
14%
7%
1
Jun 30
52
6%
221
800
18
53
*96%
•
43%
*4
7%
7
6%
224
*17%
23%
22%
'
32%
32%
*96%-. ,'96%.
1090
18
12,500
23
22%
7
*17%
4,700
17%
48 y4
23%
*22Va
Tung-Sol Electric Co common—1
5% conv pfd series of 1957—50
3
25%
21
'
83
48%
Traux-Traer Coal Co——
75% Mar
17%
36%
53,
18
9
21
17%
13%
47'
40% May 27
59 V4 May 27
54 Va Jan
25%
21
.
17
23%
x43%!
33% Nov 30
.
25^8
21
14%
54% Oct
11
July 28
25
'
' "
36%,
52%
4
25% Mar 14
9,400
Airlines Inc
,5
Tri-Continental Corp common.^.. 1
$2.70 preferred
—50
19
Jan
39% Jan
28
15,400
*21%
Oct 27
50% Jan
X52 y4
200
69
24
42%
19%
19'
'
67
23%
'
7%
0%,
221%
6,000
—1
July 25
July 31
54% Mar 3
39%
24
23
,
7y8
6%
223
2,600
No par
33
56% Jan 14
17%
24
;
74%
25%
36Va
11 y8
29
17 >/a,
7%
6%
220
13Va
83
48%"; 49
10c
Co_
Transue &
7
Jan 12
17 y8
17%
16%
17%
222
40 ya
40%
18%
19%
51%, 52
—L
—
Transamerica Corp ^
Transitron Electronic
34% Jan
21
21
16%
*13%
66%
23%
25%
21
*14-
62 %,
-
6%
16%
216
$1.20 preferred „^
-—25
$1.20 preferred wi^-A
—25
Tlmken'Roller Bearing
No.par
Tishman Realty.& Construction—^.1
11
,
25%
16%
*13%
"
24'/a
21
*20%
24
6%
•
100
-
4
13%
24%
25%
24%
21
*77%
■
51
—
16
3
79%
75
29%
certificates—;
42% Aug
8
Sep 21
50% Dec 24
37
*77%.
*17%.
*66
51%
Tractor Supply Co class A
Trane Co
a.
4
79%
I
70
52
65 %
Trust—
Jan
16
28
24%
25%
Pacific
Jun
Oct
*77%
♦
35Va
30
17%
39
23
34,300
.
26 %
35Va
29%
17%
60
I
100
,23%
28 Va
80%
21 y4 Dec
34% Sep
7
85
,23 y8
26"%
—25
31% Oct 24
Jan
29
*83%
.
26%
28
*66
29%
Corp
42% July 15
24% Jun 18
25% Jun; 10
23%
27%
*66% ' 70
50%
-J.—-
Co
84
22%
27 Va
70
*29 Va
(James)—
Edison
84
22%
27%
Gas, Transmission Corp-.—5
Gulf*Producing Co
-33V*
Gulf Sulphur
—No par
Instruments Inc
1
Pacific Coal & Oil
—10
Torrington
85
21%
74,400
233,800
7,700
28
*65 %
23
807/a
Toledo
21%
29,700
38 7 a
28
'
50%
4% preferred.———
Tidewater Oil common—
23% Mar 29
85
21%
',
29ya
25
Common
May 20
33
15% Deo
17 % Apr 15
12
20% Dec
~2
.19% Mar 11
a
20% Dec
29% Apr 14
24
Jan 16
Dec 22
45 V* Jan
13
50
29%
Co-
Sub share
49%
•
50%
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
a00
Texas Utilities Co—
No par
Textron Inc common—^
^SOc
$1,25
conv
preferred—No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
—5
Thlokol Chemical Co.
—;
1
Thompson (J R)
7.50
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
33y2 Jun 15
61% Jan
7
28% Oct 24
9% July 8
14% Oct 14
20% Sep: 18
21
;■
„•
19% Jan
4
108
Jan 11
86% Aug 25
24% Jan
4
26y2Jan
4
49%
48%
*83%
50%
Co
Land
49
493/.
125,200
'
72
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
4
36% Aug 12
37
Jan 14
Sep 30
Sep 28
49
49
22'%
Texas
71 y«
.
39 Va
29%
Texaco Inc
16
38%
7%
——
24% Aur 25
39%
50%,,
Talcott Inc
50% Dec
39
29%
Tandy Corp
—1
TelAutograph Corp
_i—1
Tennessee Corp ——J—
1.25
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co—5
1
20y4Sep 29
43
39%
7%
14
24'/a Aug 31
46%
44'/8
38%
29%
14
4
45ya
44 %,
7%
'55—30
Inc——12.50
Wayne
26%
45%'
44
393^
49%,
25
*20%
.
,
Oil. of California
25
of America—4.16%
Jun
25%
45 Va
44%
29%
Mining Co—
51% Feb
27 %'
46%
44
X24%
24
5%% ,2nd pfd series of
4
50
26%
45%
44%
„1
j*—^
Biscuits
26
45%
64%
$4.50i series A prefered—-No par
Sunshine
25%
44%
—1
Corp
500
45%
-
17%
—1
120
3,000
5
24%
.
"
*77%
—
Sunshine>
,
25%:
5
50%
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common_l
4%%> preferred* series A—:_25
33% Feb 25
1348
24
Feb
14
7% Oct 20
17
34
v
*4%
*13%
.
—
Sun Oil Co
4%
•4%
21,400
11%
18
51"%
—1
Sundstrand Corp
—.—5
Sun Chemical Corp common:
1
7
23% Jun
Gas
4%
43/
50%
—;
—
Sunbeam, Corp—
101 % Aug 22
1
3% Oct
6% May
13% Mar 16
35 y4 Sep 22
7
44% Feb
3
8% Nov 25
4
18% Sep
85% Oct
39% July 26
11% Jan 14
Dee 31
48
6
5% Dec
26% Jan
Sep 19
26% Feb 29
47% Aug 21
10% Nov 20
l6y» Sep 23
12% Jun
1
855
29% Jan 23
Jan
4
May
5% Jun
23
Apr
35
64% Jan
85
8% Mar 20:
25
Propane
29 % Jun
106% Feb 20
1275 I Nov 25
Suburban
20% May 27
21% Jan 20
24'A Apr, 29
38% Jan IS
88
14
% Dec
80
Mar 13
94
52% Dec 29
19% Dec
42% May 17
,'
38% May 29
15% Mar 20
7
48% July 21
Dec; 14
Gas
11%
—1
preferred—
Suburban
11%
-
16%
17%
.
4
13
11%
-
12%
5
Storer Broadcasting Coj
Studebaker-Packard Corp
When issued———
42% Dec
11%
26%
2.5Q
Co_
Webster——
25% Mar 28
xl 1%
74
27%
15
Corp——
Fuller
12
434
55%
27
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common-—1
5%
prior preference—
20
.*
11%
*73%
4%
21%
—5
Btevens
Stewart-Warner
55%
73 %
12
*83%
——1
Sterling; Drug Inc———:
(j P) & Co Inc—
4
7
9
1
Inc!—
56%
*65
>
100
;
Stores
33 % Jan
17
Dec
preferred.:
Sterchl Bros
33% Jun
.
1
6% Dec
Oct 28
3%%
5
18% Feb
7
100
—
May 23
16% Jan
26% Mar 24
Oct 28
618
Jun
8
16% Jan 11
47% Oct 24
29% Oct, 28
Sep 22
Apr
20% Sep
.
33% Mar 25
9% Jun
9% Aug 26
82
27
12% July 6
44 % Mar 24
22% Oct 25
18% Jun 23
59% Jun: 22
31% Dec 29
325
Jan
9
34% Dec
5
20
May 11
77
14
5
55%
73%
49 Vb
Stauffer Chemical Co common——5
37% July
42% Jan
11% Nov 23
25
57%
73 Va
39%
4
19% Oct 24
17% July 27
13% Jan*
43
Feb
26% Feb
preferred series A
Shares
55
73%
-7
$1.60
the Week
Deo. 16
733/.
45"%
29
43% Dec 22
76% Nov
Ohio common
Friday
Dee. 15
54%
45%
Jan
2
45% Nov
;
Sr.les for
Thursday
73%
44%
39
Packaging Corp com—4._1
convertible'preferred_^_*20
$1.20 convertible preferred
-20
6% convertible preferred
20
Stanley. Warner Corp———
t.-5
Stanray Corp.
—1
Starrett Co. (The) L S——No par
12% Jan 12
8
Jersey
PRICES
52 y4
45%
1
18
Apr 21
New
SALE
HIGH
Dec, 14
74
24%
,
25
AND
Wednesday
52 %
-10
Indiana
Standard
4
6
9
of
Co
65% Jan
6'
31% Jan
Jan
Oil-of
Standard Oil
Jan
Electric
&
50y2 Jan.
1
July; 6
41% July 27
26% Oct
26% Dec
Gas
Dec. 13
No par
com
preferred
Standard Financial
3% May 29
13% Sep 21
45% Nov 25
5
Tuesday
Dec. 12
Par
18%
17%
*53
42
42%
11%
43
13%
18%
-
55
*53
12%
43
11%
43
13Va
17%
18
11%
*41
54
•'
,
*53
54,
100
42%
43%
43 Va
43%.
11%
11%
11%
11%
*41
1
*41
43
35,700
1,300
43
12%
13%
12%
13
10,200
17%
19%
18 Va
19%,
17,900
U
30% Mar 13
14% Aug
4
-
9y4Jun l2
41
9
80% Jun 19
rt
86% Oct 15
74
Aug
4
98% Mar
.
80
29VaOct 25
106% Oct 25
32
Jan
4
4
87% Jan
8
76
Feb 19
Sep 18
Aug 30
12'A Mar
43V4Jan
148% Jan
6% Nov 30
6'1
Apr
2
150% July 27
35% Mar 16
Jan 28
120% Feb
•
*•
-
1
4
6
39"% Aug 19
96
78
Aug 15
Apr
8
.
~
^
,
Udylite Corp (The)
——1
Underwood Corp J—
i—No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co—5
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
Union Carbide Corp—
No par
Union Electric
Co
-i-ilQ
common
Preferred $4.50 series
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
No par
67
Dec
24
77% Feb 25
68% Jan
B
75
Aug 16
Preferred
$3.50 series
No par
77
Dec
24
87
77 % Jan
7
85
Aug 19
Preferred
$4
No par
40% Dec 23
29% Nov 17
7% Nov 18
Mar
3
53% July 10
38% Feb 19 /
9% Feb 26
29% Nov 27
19% Oct
1
37% Jan
25% Feb
30% Jan
45
July 15
36
66
33% Mar
Mar 26
101
6
Oct 28
Oct
14
80% Nov 30
24% Feb
9
22% Jun 12
136
Apr
0
25% Oct 21
4
19% Oct 26
25% Apr
0
32% Apr 20
88
May 10
81
May 17
23% Mar 8
3
109% Mar 26
32% Mar 26
30% Jan 22
9
29% Jan 12
Nov 27
64
Oct 22
29
Sep 23
7% Deo
Jaa
2
23% July
23 Va Nov
17
45% Mar
31% Sep 29
48% Jan 18
la % Jan
9
—
i
9
9
T
1 Va Nov
19
4% Nov 22
16 % Apr 19
Va Aug
4
21% July 24
2% Mar 10
2
3
65% Dec 28
34% Mar 4
29% Sep 23
80% Sep 16
28
35
Apr 12
30% Jan 27
51% Apr 14
85% Aug 18
For
6
76
5
4y8 Nov 21
30% Dec
42% MAP
2
27% May 20
46% Apr 19
16
Jun 29
-
45% Jan
Nov 13
Nov
14% Dec
_
16% Jan
9
54% July 25
29% Jun
1
7
Mar 21
31
Aug
1
15% Dec
1
42% Jan 22
59% Aug 27
20% July 20
—
Mar
17
37% Mar 16
16
24
38% Apr 10
88% Apr 17
38% Dec 11
9% May 19
25
8
25
Sep 28
7% Jan
4
50
,
t
30% Mar
83% Jan
23% Sep 29
Jan 26
Dm 21
footnotes,
4
4
-
see page
42
24.
Oct 25
47
32%
24%
37%
46%
103%
97
35%
39%
27
78
38
7%
46
22 Va
31%
34%
53%
20
11%
Union Oil of California
—25
Union Pacific RR Co common—10
4% non-cum preferred
10
Union Tank Car Co
No par
Union Twist Drill Co—
_5
United Airlines Inc10
United Aircraft Corp common
5
4% (series of 1955) conv pfd_100
4% (series of 1956) conv pfd-100
United Artists Corp——
1
United Biscuit Co of Amer
No par
United Board & Carton Corp.
10
United Carbon Co—
No par
United-Carr Fastener (Del)—2.50
United Corp (Del)
l
United Electric Coal Cos
5
United Engineering & Foundry—5
United Fruit Co
No par
Nov 16
31
Jan
8% Aug
Jan
5
2
6
Jan 13
Jan
Aug
Aug
Aug
Dec
Sep
Apr
Jan
4
22
25
24
15
18
25
Feb 23
Jan 12
Nov 17
Jan
6
Jan
6
United Gas
Aug 30
Jun 28
Jan 11
Jan
4
July 8
Jun 16
Corp
10
United Gas Improvement Co__ 13 Va
United Greenfield Corp
—10
United Industrial Corp
1
—
Convertible pfd seriesA
8.50
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc.
1
United Park City Mines Co___
1
United Shoe Mach common
•
6%
preferred
^
25
——25
92% Oct 18
U 8 Borax & Chemical Corp com_l
4%% preferred —
100
30% Jan
74% Jan
U S & Foreign Securities--;
1
U S Freight Co._:
No par
4
4
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
13%
13 Va
13 Va
13%
51%
49%
2,700
50%
49%
51%
50%
52%
50%
7 Va
5lVa
46,500
7%
7%
7%
8%
8 Va
9%
9%
9%
11,000
24%'
24.50Q
7%
34
33%.
120Va
t
33%
39,,
*90 Va
*75
34%
35 %
33%
120%
38%
120 V4
121%
121%
38%
.
91
77
34%
118%
-
121%
38%.
.
90%
Va
*75
38%,
39
92
91
39'.*
92
91%
77%
*75
70 Va
*70
71
77%
■
"
*70
70%
*80%
70%
.,
124
21,300
38%
39
6,200
230
92
80%
*80%
81%
41%
41%
42%
27
27%
26%
27%
8 Va
77%,
*71
72 ya-
81
81
42 V4
42%
27 %
26%
*75
42%
42 Va
*81
92
81%
80 Va
40%
*91
71%
■
71%
27%
8
33%
121%
39,
77%
81 Va
■20%
34%.
121%.
.
*75
42%
40
27
.27%.
'
8%
"76
30
18,600
'
44,000
8
28%,
7%
27%
8 Va
27%
28 Va
27%
28%
28
28%
28
281/2
20%
20%
20%
20
Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
35%
37
36%
37%
37
37%
35%
36%
34 V4
36
25,600
37%
38
37%
38 Va
36 %
37%
36 Va
37%
36%
37%
22,800
*96
Va.
105
*86
*96
86%
34%
35%
37%
8
8
102
*96
101%
*97
102
8
*98
X34
37%
86%
86
86
600
34%
35%
33%
35
32,700
38 Vi
37%
38%
37%
38%
38%
38%
22%
21%
21%
7,600
58%
59
5,500
28%
28%
1,400
7%-
10,800
22%
23%
23%,
23 Va
22
22%
59%
60
60
60%
59
60 V*
28%
29
29
28%
29
28%
15%
7 Va
*43
7%
43
7%
7 Va
1?./.
43 Va
7 Va
43%
43%
43%
'
15%
7%
43%
16
5,900
16
32
65,100
15,700
53
17
15%
16
16%
16
16%
15%
16%
32%
32%
31%
32%
32 Va
32
52%
*52%
17
*16%
51 %
51%
51%
52 %
16%
51%
16%
16%
*16%
15%
5 Va
5%
5%
5 Va
5%
5%
5 Va
5
5
5
.18
17%
17%
n
%
57
%
58
57%
•
,
37%
31%
*91 Va
92%
46%
.47%
31%
38%
25%
17%
39%
17%
17%
%
%
58
58%
58%
317
38%
31,,
%
%
.31%
39
X247/®
17%
58%
,
53
16%
600
5%
5%
10 900
4%
5
17%
%
7,400
.58%
17%
18
59-
5,700
4 200
4,100
IS
•
58 Va
200
31
I1
39
37%
38%
*91%
92%
92
92 V4
25 V4
24%
,51 Va
50%
92%
91%
91%
24%
25 y8
24%
25
25
46%
47
49%
49%
46 %•
800
52%
16%
5%
*30%, ,31%
38
38
*91%
■
%'
5
5%
•
5%
5Va
5%
*31
15%
1,200
43%
15%
15%
16%
32 %
15%
7,400
31%
16
16
16 Va
32
16%-
101%
86%
60
7%,
600
86%
28%
43 Va
8,200
35%
*84
59%
7ya
12,400
.
34%
86%
22%
43 Va
8Va
34%
85%
37%
—
6
Jan 25
Jan 25
Jan
8
7% Jan
4
18%
1%
64%
33%
43%
series
13 Va
49
-
25
,
•
.
■
51%
v
9,200
50
4.800
10.900
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2528)
.
.
Monday, December 19, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
86 % Sep
22
120
165
18% Oct 29
25
116% Jun
Jan
27
161
3% Dec
8
15 % Dec
8
31% Feb
12
140
12% Jan 20
38% Mar 1
U
13
85 V4 Oct.
Apr 87
Mar 30
9% Sep
22
17
-7% Oct
24
13% Jan
44% May 28
34 % Nov
29
40
Jan
23
36% Apr 20
25% Jun
8% Jan
2
10
Jan
28
18
29
Jan
21
29% Oct 30
39 % Oct 23
40
Deo
7
24Ve Jun
76
9
Jan
45% Feb
10
142% Sep
24
7% Mar
20% Oct
U
Jan
4
U
19
U
Aug 31
04
Jan
41% Oct 26
7
144
154% Aug 10
Jan
47
Apr
27
U
36% Apr
12
U
50% Sep
19
60% Sep
28
103 % Jan
5
33
Nov
24
25% Dec
4
6
46
108% Aug 31
153
Jan 28
37% Feb
139% Jan
21
22
34% Jan
9
26% Sep
22
28
17% Jan
8% Jan
2
12% Jan
14
84% Mar 24
63% Oct
19
Apr
4
15
148
10
30
U
Aug 25
14
37% Nov
May
3
36%Jun
8
Feb
12
26% Dec
2
29% Oct
9
U
Inc
Co
Playing
Plywood
Deo
9
18% 8ep
21
25% Oct
12
157
1st
non-cum
Shoe
S
Corp _>
__1
Smelting Ref & Min com—50
S
Steel
S
S
Corp
29% Deo
non-cumulative
89% Feb
IT
71
Nov
17
84
40
Feb
•
50
Universal
31
Jun
40
26
34% Dec
15
6
159% Nov
21
14
80% Jun
17
Universal
Match
32% Dec
15
Universal
Oil
-51% Oct
20
Universal
Pictures
8%
28 % Jan
B
18
70% Feb
16
84
41% Feb
10
62% Jun
13
Upjohn
9
30% Oct 25
38
Jun
21
Utah
29% Dec
5
44
Jan
5
Nov
27
47% Aug 27
29% Nov
18
42
9% Jan
2
,
22% Jan
2
26% Sep
21
Jan
Aug 18
Leaf
4%%
com___I
11.
11
'
31%
31%
32 %
.
29%
—
30%
-
62%?
28%'
»48% *:49%i
.
*48%
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Volume
192
Number
6013
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2529)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY-YEARLY
the
when
letters
bonds
In
the
column
mature.
headed
Figures after
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Period"
one
LOW AND
GOVERNMENT
Range for Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest
Treasury
414s
May
96.12 Feb
86.8
18*
11
Apr
96.12 Feb
18
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
83.6
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13
85.4
Jan
20
93.24 Nov
10
93.24 Nov
10
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
case
32nds
SALE
point.
Thursday
Dec. 14
Low
month
a
PRICE8
Wednesday
High
the
of
Friday
Dec. 15
Low
High
High
Sales for
Dec. 16
Low
Week
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Bonds($)
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103.26
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15
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15
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1971
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1977
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15
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1971
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1961
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15
1961
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84
Serial bonds of 1950
2s
Feb
2s_
'■Bid
and
asked
price.
No
sales
transacted
this
flThis issue has not
day.
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
Unification
98.24
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98.24
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*99.8
98.24
Sale Price
♦97.24
100
*99.8
98.24
Bonds
High
BO N D S
Range Since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Jan. 1
No.
Brazil
High
Low
Issue—
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
(continued)
Period
Corporate
Stock
or
Friday's
*
.June-Dec
92
&
91%
98,24
22
92Ys
81
rs
series
No.
11
June-Dec
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series
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12—
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No.
13
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Jan. 1
No.
Low
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series
Range Since
Sold
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3%a
92%
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Bid & Asked
Low
—
3%s
1980
*97.24
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
3%s
3%
100
Stock Exchange dealings.
Friday
Friday's
or
Low
Transit
to
100
(Range for Week Ended December 16)
,
BONDS
Feb
admitted
yet been
*99.8
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Friday
13
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as
100
—
99
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96
99
96
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reduced
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April-Oct
June-Dec
American Can Co 3%a debs 1988——
April-Oct
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220
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81
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to
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r
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74 y.
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INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
75
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,
—
27%
35
AND
90
Jan-July
1977
f 3s
s
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30
27
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or
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Friday
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BONDS
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128
132%
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1973
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series SS 1965
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1st
mortgage es 1980—;
—Jan-July
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,May-No»
Brown Shoe Co 3%s debs 1971.—
Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
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mortgage
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97
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83
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100%
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3%s debentures. 1976
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80
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1978—
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(perpetual)
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of deposit—
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1961
extended
,
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.
debentures
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;
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4%
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f
extended
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'
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..
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—
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debentures
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208
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83
93
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101%
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46
93
,
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101
111%
91
.
Number 6013
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Volume
.
.
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.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Chesapeake
Refund
and
Refund
'
4%s 1992—Mar-Sept
impt M 3Vis series D 1996—May-Nov
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Ohio
&
and
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gold
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88
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1st
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ref
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&
&
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&
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a
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1982—
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debenture
East
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29.
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s
First
4%s conv debs
2 Vis debentures 1965
Oil
Sinclair
Gas
&
subord
Oil
s
Co—
debs 1979
3.20s
Line
98V4
—
4%s
Co
&
Rubber
Pipe
Shamrock
3s
1982
debentures
5s
_Feb-Aug
1977
—May-Nov
Jan-July
f debs 1983„Feb-Aug
103
135'/a 137
1991_Afar-Sept
1973
April-Oct
debs
America
of
Co
First
Corp—
1972—
subordinated debentures
debentures
4%s
102
137
C
2%s 1970
& coll trust 3%s 1971
& coll trust 3Vszs 1972
& coll trust 3%s 1975
mtge
1st
Wheeling
Acceptance
Roebuck
Sears
102
Feb-Aug
1976
debentures
77 v
93
84
*79-
June-Dec
2Vss 1966
& Sons
1974
E)
debentures
—
86 y«
71%
82%
89%
*91 Vb.
101%
90 %
June-Dec
1970
debs
2 Vas series
4 Vis
Washington
*80
Jan-July
84 y*
87
&
.
1980
93 Va
80
June-Dec
Afay-Nov
Corp
1st "mtge
1st
1st
debs
80%
1
—
1st
67
4
•
'
*88%
May-Nov
——Mar-Sepf
series B 1980
1977——
debentures
f
s
8
84'/a
92
y
'
91%
84%
*90
83 Va
Line RR Co—
Air
mortgage 3s
3YbS
'
*76
-J—"
90%
Va
91
78 Vi
70
'
'
68%
inc bond certificates
Second 4s
Seaboard
67%
64
May-JVou
Nov 1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth RR 1st cons 4s 1968__June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3VaS B 1971——April-Ocf
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—.May-JVou
Scott
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982—
Juu-July
First
:
68 Vb
■
91%
83%
60
V-t
'
—
68
r
85
1975—Afar-Sept
90
'
,
—
67%;
.,4
■
25
1971—Afay-Nov
3%s
1980
2%s
2%s
RR
debentures
United
Wabash
Mar-Noy
*. /
9oy8
90%
-
2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sepf
84
68 y8
2022—^--May
Mar-Sepf
debs series A Jan 2006
income
Louis-Southwestern
*65%
Jan-July
4s series A 1997
mtge inc 4Vis ser A Jan
95 Mi
87%
90
*90
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981__June-Dec
-105%
-
—
*62% '
April-Ocf
90
1st
131
.
mortgage
ASecond
fit
—:
24
Afar-Sept
1982
Car
Biscuit
United
1st
*87
Power 3s series A 1971—
Mar-Sepf
& Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996-^an-July
93%
99%
106%
'
gold 6s 1996
—
8t Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
93%
85%
48
*101
Lawrence
100
Feb-Aug
First and
Second
94
April-Oct
1961
First lien
St
10
June-Deo
1982
Virginian
Saguenay
99
102%
•
126
Corp—
s
87
97%
99%
125
125 !/a
1977_—
D
'_ 1
90
89
84%
90
*87%
■
80
1985—Jan-July
E
ser
3%s
debs
27/as
tr
85%
*85
—
78%
13
1970
1986—
mortgage
Tank
Virginia
April-Oct
-—__Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969—;—Mar-Sept
Rchr Aircraft 5Vis conv
debs 1977.1——Jan-July
Royal McBee 6Vis conv debs 1977—
June-Dec
serial
^Vi>s
coll
Pacific
Vanadium
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
12
83%
88
■
series
Richfield
of
Refunding
Union
99
5
87%
v-
84
83%
Pacific—
California
Oil
3VaS
5Vis
37/as
M
Orleans
3V2S
Co
1st
*
,
4Vis
-
of New
1st
96%
52%
,
83%
i3y8
debentures
3s
1st
87%
109
95
mortgage and coll trust 23/4S 1975_Aprii-Oct
1968
—Afay-Nov
First
104
Rhine-Westph&lia Electric Power Corp—
adjustrhent
refund
and
RR
Electric Co of Missouri
Union
U
98%
101%
92 V,
81
U
93%
96%
36
95 %
95
debs
94%
95
99%
RR—
Pacific-Missouri
United
4%s
90
99%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
1985
1983
3 Vis series B
M
Products 47/0s debs
.
1995_Afay-Nov
1985—-Mar-Sept
Tobacco 3s debs4973i.—April-Ocf
37/8s debs 1975—Feb-Aug
Co
Mfg
Orleans
refund
Oil
85
85
13
100 Va 101
Jan-July,
%
Louis—
St
Tri-Continental Corp 27/as
93%
80
-
1
90%
90%
R
.
of
Tidewater
87%
75%
—
2
86%
*82
■
'
78
99%
105 % 107
937/a
June-Dec
June-Dec
'
*79%
1
83%
150%
385
June-Dec
;
Thompson
95%
104 Va
155
—
_
_—
76 Va
112%
150%
99
99
May -Non
1979
Assn
New
and
Term
98
102
—%*•
■
Afar-Sept
1964_:
RR
General
Texas
123
1
*95%
*103-
'
70%
142
April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—Aprii-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
80
107
45
97 Va
96»/4
97%
12
Inc—
notes
Union
May-JVou
106 Vi
May-JVou
Jan-July
1972
«&
First
84%
80
93%
-93%
,
75
87
148 3/i
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
100%
84
—W
88y8
120% 123
■
95 y.
99
1
Mar-Sepf
1973
Company (The) 3%s debs
Corp 3s debentures 1965
71
91
3
96%
-
123
104%
94%
93
93
Jan-July
.
capital conv notes 1979
5 Vi % senior notes 1980
94%
93
90 Va
—
♦84.%
^
..
100%
94%
T
1
Debt
debs
debentures
2%s
debentures
—
■>
r-
debentures
Corp
J)
37/8s
1982
lmpt M 4s series C 2019
69
*84
,
first & ref 3J/as series D
(R
4V4S
2V8s debentures 1966
33/4S debs 1981
Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
Co
Co
&
27/es
(Ohio)
Corp
Surface Transit
2%s
Steel
Co
Superior Oil
Swift
1982
103%
74%
741/2
1974
Chemical
Stauffer
'
Reading Co
Oil
Standard
18
103
62
99%
ft
98
93
April-Oct
April-Ocf
1983
conv
96
12
❖
debentures 2%s 1971—Afay-Nov
Jan-July
(N J)
debentures
23/4S
4%s
3Vis
1983
56%
103
103
June-Dec
Jan-July
1984
impt 27/os series D
..
Q
Republic
California
debs
3
—
Afay-Nov
(Indiana)
debentures
Standard Oil
1985
60 Va
101% 102
Feb-Aug
debs
subord
Oil
4Vis
60
Jan-July
1983
conv
Standard
1st
\'i
5s
23/4S
71
*99%
,_Jan-July
April-Ocf
and
88
-
*95
3 Vis ;1968_Jan-Juiy
1977
Oats 2Vis
Tel
Bell
*69%
1994
5s
gold 5s 1996
first
debentures
3Vis
Spiegel
3%s
Quaker
dlv
and
88
■—
70%
*100
debentures
First
1983
Refund
98%
—
90
96%
45/as
First
11
b'/4s series
I996-
Refund
98%
93 Va
*95%
——
3 Vis
First
series
Terminal
—
—
70 V*
refunding mortgage 5s
and
2%s
Southern
Memphis
*83 %
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1986
116%
85
—
*98%
.
2037_—Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—.Juzie-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972__Mai/-Nov,
and refunding mortgage 27/aS 1979_Ju»e-Dec
debentures 1972
June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3'As-1983_April-Oct
debentures 1975
——____April-Ocf
First
June-Dec
'75
A
ser
95%
100
Co—
96 Va
-
Co—'
--—
refunding mortgage
and
3%s
mtge
RR
mortgage
.
Electric
Service
Public
1st
Texas
*87%
1986—....——April-Oct,*
Potomac Electric Power Co 3s 1983—1——Jan-July
3%s conv debs 1973__
——.—May-Nov.
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981„j._'_^i_Mar-Sepf
debentures
f
Term
Pacific
Southern
103%
105
...
*88
Plantation
s
248
—
*98%
70 y4
63
128 Va
84
Texas
general 5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
Pipe Line 2%s 1970—-.——Mar-Sept
1st
90 y2
*72 Va
—
Va,
May -Nov
A
123%
91%
—M.
114%
*88
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967-;—__AprzZ-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown
96%
113
—
53%
109
—
Afay-Nov
Lines)
98
101%
*100
l.
114%
5
—
(Oregon
89
149
94
*95%
Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
subord
debs 1987——
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3Vas s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser I 1963_Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser J 1964_Afay-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970_
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975AprzJ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975—April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3 Vis 1964___May-JVou
conv
3 Vis
Afar-Sept
55
120
1981
101%
104% 105
105
Phillips
4Vis
1977
55
1973_Ju»e-Dcc
94%
977/B
55
153
1969..,
104%
97 %
High
131 %
—
4Vis
84
.1
81%
*84
84
72%
78
*75%
'
'
8
82 %
*—
;
88
92%
74%
82
82
80%
12
92%
Low
4 Vis
85
85
„
9iy8
99
79%
6
81
*86
91 '/a
95
82%
80
130
Juu-July
1994
conv
4Vis
Co
5s
subord
conv
Jan-July
1970
23/4S-4Vis
Ry
Standard
*81
80
Jan. 1
No.
Co—
4Vis
63
53
97%
Range Since
Sold
Gold
76
96%
High
Bonds
Gold
76
69%
977/a
Friday's
First
100%
70 y8
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
Mar-Sepi
Afay-Nov
June-Dec
Aprll-Oct
1978
94
or
Bid & Asked
Co—
Corporation—
4Vis
-
Edison
debentures
convertible
5 Vis
Fhilco
California
Southern
81>/4
91'%
96 Va
91%
96%
1981
mortgage
&
86'%
—
June-Dec
June-Dec
refunding
&
First
84%
*91V*
92%
April-Oct
3 Vis 1982—
3Vas 1983
3Vbs 1985
First & refunding 4%s 1987—_—:
First & refunding 3%s
1988_i._w_
First & refunding mtge 4%£ 1986
First & refunding mtge 5s 1989^-
First
88
77
96
'
—'
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
First
1968
B
refunding
&
81%
3
88
April-Oct
1984
Jan-July
General mortgage 3Vis series F 1985—Jan-July
Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
April
Pere
Marquette Ry 37/as series D 1980—Afar-Sept
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General 5s series B 1974
Feb-Aug
General gold 4Vis series C 1977
Jan-July
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 23/is 1971
June-Dec
First & refunding 23/is 1967
May-JVou
First & refunding 2%s 1974
May-JVou
First & refunding 2%s 1981
June-Dec
&
3
82
86%
96
20
85'%
82
—
79%
71%
74 Va
85 %
General mortgage 4Vis series E
First
79
11
78
82
Feb-Aug
1965
A
General 4 Vis series D
First
78%
75%
Airways—
subord
conv
79
._J
Feb-Aug
1964-Juue-Dec
debentures
debentures 1979
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—
47/bs
75%
Period
Exchange
High
70
78
75 Va
Feb-Aug
1991
Western
American
Pan
1983
debentures
1988
Oil 3%s
4%s
Pacilic
June-Dec
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar--Sept
May-JVou
1987
debentures
3 %s
1985
1986
debentures
3 VeS
debentures
2%s
Tel
debentures
27%s
Low
No.
High
*74
New York Stock
Jan. ]
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
s
Bid & Asked
Lew
Pacific
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
receivership,or reorganised under
bbeVgU«anTe?eTduring
Section ,7 o«
current weeic.
flat.
.
/
30
Financial Cnrohiclc
Commercial and,
The
(2534)
.
]VTonci3y, December 19, 1£6!)
. .
American Stock Exchange
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Bee. 12,
In the
the
on
and
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Mfg
Missiles
Acme
Class
A
Corp
Acme
Wire
Aerojet-General
Manufacturing
Aeronca
Aero
Surpass Shoe
Alabama
Alabama Power
Alan
2,900
Sep
Bridgeport
2,200
2y8
Dec
5%
Jan
2,300
12 y4
Oct
21%
Jan
Brillo
2,400
10%
Aug
Britalta Petroleums
52%
56%
21,000
41 y8
Oct
72'% May
6%
7%
20,100
6y4
Oct
10%
3V4
145
3%
19%
3%
4
19%
3%
145
1,200
200
4
1,600
100
145
4% May
3%
135
All
Dec
7
British
Jan
22
21%
Sep
25
83 y2
6y4
Amer
3,400
23%
82
Jan
86%
42 %
Jan
86%
5
5%
6,000
3% July
6y8
Allied
10
5%
11%
7%
Oct
Nov
17
__1
4%
4%
4%
15,600
4y4
Aug
10 V4
Jan
*,400
10y2
Dec
12y8
Jan
750
74 %
Jan
81% Mar
6,700
3ya
Sep
4% Aug
8% Jan
3%
Business
48%
543i
42
Apr
13
17 y4
8,800
12%
Aug
19%
11%
17,300
8%
Oct
19 y4
Co
4%
2,000
3%
Oct
4%
Nov
5%
Seal-Kap
Thread
American
Amurex
Oil
Lead
Corp
Exploration
725
Mines
10
6%
6%
67/a
jan
47
Feb
28
11? May
25 y4
211
Jan
37
Jan
10
Aug
•
May
Mar
10%
313/a July
3%
2,400
12%
800
3
3%
7,400
7%
7%
1,600
'
'
_
~8%
8%t
8%
2,200
6 A
Dec
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
17 3/8
Jun
July
10% Sep
6% Apr
16 %
12
Jan
7%
Aug
8
Jan
3
Dec
Nov
Oct
19%
Nov
7%
3
i
3% Mar
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
10
Jun
10%
Apr
11
May
8%
Jun
1%
1 %
2,200
1%
13%
13%
500
12%
10
10
"
103/4
6,200
:
Jan
15%
10%
13%
1%
Jan
39 % Mar
2%
3
12
1
1
Company——2.50
9
8%
3 3/s
Dec
Jan
J an
16%
Feb
12
Oct
Mar
Jun
8,000
A
Apr
A
Jan
6%
6%
4,700
6%
Oct
9
Oct
1%
1%
1%-
1,700
i%
Jun
3%
Aug
20%
20%
22%
14,800
7%
Jan
223/2,
Dec
15
14%
15 y2
10,700
11%
Nov
15%
Dec
13%
A
ord shares—3s 6d
rets
700
.
——.—--■<—-25c
,
& Son Inc—— ——1
%
-7
'
V
13%
14 y4
7,800
2%
2%
2%
5,300
17%
17%
17%
8,200
700
39
52
5
8,300
Oct
453
Dec
5,200
43/3
1,200
4
Jun
29%
1%
11 y8
500
29
Apr
1%
3,600
%
500
%
12%
1 %
19,800
16%
ioya
14
1,100
Oct
Dec
6% Mar
Calgary
4%
67c
Apr
Calvan
Camden
2%
Consol Oil &
Jan
Aug
Jan
Canadian
Dredge
6%
Jan
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Husky
52%
49%
52%
25,500
22%
Jan
7Ve May
55% May
3%
3%
3%
3,200
3%
Dec
9%
4,600
100
7%
9%
6% May
12
Industrial
Jan
3%
Jan
21 y4 July
59
Oct
25%
25%'
25%
200
Jan
50% May
Jun
57
3% July
Jun
3%
Jan
31%
Nov
34%
Jan
4
Mar
7%
Aug
is
33/4
23
Jun
July
25% Aug
~2%
~2%
"li
~~lh
_2%
19,700
~~H
13,400
-4%
4A
14,400
2
A Jun
14
*
Co
4
a
3A
4A
4A
1
85%
Jan
95%
Canadian
Javelin
Sep
5,000
9 Va
Dec
11%
Nov
16,600
29%
Can
9
9%
y2
10%
2.50
Ltd
Gas
v.
5
2,900
6%
,
7%
4%
7%
*
——1
Ltd
Marconi
5%
5, >Ud
34,400
Oils Ltd-——1
A
A
34,500
Petrofina Ltd partic pid—lo
7%
7%
500
Northwest
Mines
&
-
_25c
12,200
Oils Ltd—10c
Oil Ltd.
Canadian
Aug
380
90
89
■
&
May
23%
"
4%
Sep
35 y2
Jan
26
Jun
5
A
Feb
Jan
143/4
Jan
Jun
iy8
Jan
July
%
4
6li
Sep
4%
Jan
7% May
Canadian
pfd
Dock
8%
Nov
5% Mar
900
6A
vtc_l
Petroleums Ltd
Southern
Canada
22 % Jun
3A
OA
3
3&
20
May
8
A
1%
*
•
—
Dec
45
5
preference
6% %
2y8 May
52
1
Gas Co-^p—
Insurance
Fire
13% Aug
173/a
54 %
50
50
50
1;
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canada Bread Co Ltd.
Canada
Cement' Co Ltd common
Jan
1
3%
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
Jan
20
Oct
Power
$2.50
Nov
16%
33
Electric
$3.00
Jan
Jun
11
Eastern
Feb
7%
A Aug
15
1
1
42
16
1
5
Inc
A
1,600
& Edmonton Corp Ltd
•
Aviation Inc.—— —10c
Calif
%
1
20c
Industries Inc
class
31^/4
6% Aug
California
400
Electronics
i2ya
Corp———
Shoe
Butler's
Jan
7,500
Arco
11%
Corp—_————_12%c
Biscuit
Burry
Dec
Sep
4%
Corp
54%
14%
5%
Power Co 4%%
11%
Co
Inc_,
(J P)
Burroughs
27%
5%
Appalachian
600
Ltd—
dep
American
Dec
4
Pools
Burma
22% Mar
4%
Anthony
12,200
:
(The)
Burnell & Co
500
5%
Apollo
Hill
1,000
4.75
Angostura-Wupperman
Anken Chemical & Film
30,000
133/4
.
—
Machine
Bunker
13,500
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Ltd
67/a
13%
"
Ltd class B
&
5%
4%
1
Radio
Amer
Die
4*/a
29
•
1%
Anglo
6&
12 y2
13
6A
(The)
26 %
10 %
4y4
2
Andrea
Jan
Sep
Sep
7H Aug
Finance
4%
10%
_20c
Products
Post
8%
8
—
13
Company-—_—
41%
5
A
Ltd
F
5!4
4%
5%
2
5
5
Paper
Mines
Jun
Dec
■
V
3%
S
25%
4%
26%
1
of Del
preferred
5%
class
Co
A
Corp
Writing
Anacon
4
4%
*
American
Feb
5 y4
Jun
£1
50c
12.50
class
Inc
Petrofina
Dec
3%
29%
6,800
28%
20 Vb
Dec
%
4
950
—30c
—
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Sep
10%
Mills Ltd—
Manufacturing
American
American
Sep
10%
Meter Co
American
4%
54%
Inc
Inc
MARC
American
900
16%
Aluminum
shares
American
43/4
•
1
25c
Inc
Systems
Israeli Paper
American
4%
——
<
—20
Co
American-Internat
American
1
Corp
Electronics
American
Anchor
1
Oil Corp
3%
27%
27%
High
Feb
3% May
19,500
2ya
2
3%
Buell
Jun
11%
39
1
—*
66%c
Budget
17% Aug
9%
76
38y4
2%
cl A com_30c
Co.
Rubber
Buckeye
July
8,800
3%
Book
15
1,800
10 y2
American
Mar
9%
74%
American
10
11%
11 y8
Beverage
6% July
9%
75%
125
Corp
1
Plan common—50c
60c convertible
preferred
9
6 %■ serial preferred
10
B
12% Mar
10 y4
__1
American
Dec
4% Mar
9%
of America $3.75 pfd_100
29%
Jan
Nov
10%
Inc
common
Bruck Mills
Jan
4%
8
3,200
300
Alsco
Ambassador
10%
3
11%
Corp.
All-State Properties Inc.
Co
6y4 May
B
Brown
Aug
.8
Paper
Aluminum
July
6
100
8
2,300
12%
—
preferred
4%
12 ya
1,500
5
—
20,100
4%
38%
£1
1
reg
Distillers
Forman
Class
Jan
July
72
4
Ltd—
Company
Brown
Jan
.50c
Co Inc..
Control
Allied
3
8
"5
1
3,400
7%
3
£1%
preferred
convertible
5 % %
8%
7
7%
1
Corp.
Pictures
Artists
~7%
Feb
19,600
—£1
bearer
ord
rets
dep
Brown
r
5ya
3%
Tobacco— /
rets ord
dep
Amer
Aug
Dec
Oct
3%
dep rets ord registered——£1
British Columbia Power—,
*
Oct
149
1
Amer
Jan
20%
80
lOe
& Rubber class A
Alliance Tire
Allied
American
Jan
Oct
British Petroleum Co
83 %
23
dep
Alleghany
Corp
warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
American
14
1,100
Jun
JUQ
3y8
18
Oil Co—
British
6,300
xl%
29%
—1
1
*
Co
Ltd
Manufacturing
20'/a
1%
3%
Co
Gas
2y4
8%
58
rets Amer shares
American
Engineering Co
—
13%
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
Amer
Corp
7%
1
Inc
10
8%
100
Airlines
6% May
53%
10
preferred
Alaska
7%
2%
100
Steel Co common
Wood
57c
preferred
4.20%
7%
Breeze
17%
4%
20c
ord_*
1
Works Inc
Traction Light & Pwr
12%
50
Southern
Great
Brad
2Vs
1
Stores
Discount Inc
Aid Investment &
Jan
8%
1
•
Manufacturing
Supply
Agnew
Corp
Bourjois
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1%
20
—1
Inc
Foote Gear
Jan
'
—10c
1
1
Corp
4,000
5
3%
13 %
—102
Co
1%
2% July
1% Oct
Brazilian
7%
1
Inc
Products
Precision
Acme
Admiral Plastics Corp
1,100
*
25c
common
3%
1%
/ 1%
Corp
Construction
&
High
Shares
High
Low
Par
High
the current yeai.
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
3
1
10c
clasa A
Corp
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
security whether
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Aberdeen
Range for
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Dec. 16.
is intended to include every
dealings have occurred duung
Week Ending Dec. 16.
Exchange itself and
stock or bond in which any
Stock
Canadian
3Dec
Oct
12 y4
4% July
% Nov
7 3/a
Sep
%
Jan
63/4
73/a
Dec
14
Jan
Jan
-
Louisiana
Arkansas
35%
36
2.50
Co
Gas
36%
953/4
95%
23 %
25
Oct
38% May
25
86%
Jan
95%
Dec
13,400
15%
Oct
29%
Feb
8,500
1%
Nov
6 3/a
Jan
Minerals
Williston
Canadian
*
Arkansas
Co
4.72 pfd—100
Light
&
Power
&
Armour
f
'
24%
"
Ltd
Corp
Oil
4
40c
preferred
convertible
35c
Asamera
1
Aluminum Co
Arnold Altex
/
1%
2
2%
4%
"—_
4%
400
%
%
25,400
A
4% Aug
y4 Nov
8%
Jun
Jan
Carnation
Industries—
Electric
Associated
American
Associated
Associated
Oil
~23/8
1
1%
lc
Co
Gas
&
America
of
Laundries
Associated
5%
5%
23/„
2%
iy4
1%
5s/a
6
25
900
5%
Oct
1%
Jun
2,900
1 y8
May
23,600
4%
Dec
9%
Jan
3 Va
Aug
1%
9%
9%
800
8 3/4
Aug
13
Carter
12 %
13%
20,300
8 3/8
Sep
13%
2%
2%
700
1% Mar
33/4
Jun
Co
*
52 y4
52
53
Corp
5c
5p
4iy2
38%
42%
Line
Coast
Atlantic
Research
Golfo
del
Atiantica
Sugar
Mining
Consolidated
Atlas
Development Corp
Corp option warrants
Industries
General
Atlas
Sewing
Centres
Audio
Devices
10 pesos
1%
__1
Avis
Inc
Sep
6%
7.000
1'%
25,000
1%
Oct
3,400
12%
Jan
3%
4%
11.900
3%
Dec
15y8
May
27%
34,500
5%
5%
1,600
5
__1
7%
7%
7%
1,300
6%
26
Oct
Sep
Corp_
3
Jan
Jan
27%
1
Corp—
Securities
Baldwin
Barcelona
Barnes
Tr
Barton's
-—1
Bell
S)
(A
class
Bickford's
5%%
Borne
(H C)
1
"%
—_——5
Ltd-
Co
Oil
Cherry-Burrell
Corp
,
~6%
75
300
VB.
600
%
Dec
8
Dec
9%
Feb
33%
6%
Dec
6
4,400
12%
12%
13'/a
1,100
li July
11'/a Aug
9,600
45
4
Oil
^Christiana
Dec
Chromalloy
Cinerama
Jan
Inc
1
10c
—r—lc
25c
Corp
Corp
Inc
Foil
——
Corp
.
Controller
1
1
Co—,
Co
Manufacturing
;
28 ya
May
700
20%
Dec
%
u
300
%
i~3%
3%
3%
7,200
28%
28%
31%
13,900
5%
14,500
5%
38
44
16%
16%
16%-
13%
13%
14 Vs '
Co————*
—_10c
A
Apr
14%
13%
14%
1,850
25
Jan
21%
22 V4
900
18
Mar
25%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
4,100
3
Nov
4
Jan
4%
Dec
8
"li
15,800
1%
Feb
Coastal
"li
13%
Dec
5%
5%
100
24
21%
24%
26.600
U Dec
4% Apr
15% Oct
37%
35
38%
16,800
21%
17
14%
17%
6,300
2,600
y4
5%
5%
1%
1%
1%
10,800
%
li
13,600
~4
1,400
9%
9%
1,000
10%
io y4
500
48
48%
1,700
17 %
16%
17%
6,900
1
6%
7%
——
Club
Products
Aluminum
Caribbean
vtc
Oils
Oct
Cockshutt
Sep
Cohu
Feb
57%
Jun
Colonial
Corp
of
America
13%
Oct
25% Mar
Colonial
Sand
&
Stone
5%
Dec
10% Mar
Commercial
25 y4
Oct;
3% May
20 y4
Oct
Inc
l3/8
Jan
16
Feb
33/B
Jun
45
Dec
28 %
Jan
1%
Feb
5% Mar
43%
6%
Jan
Oct
23%
Oct
44
Dec
1,800
15%
Nov
23%
Jan
9%
Feb
16%
Jun
9%
10%
8,500
6 3/4
Feb
11%
Jun
10%
250
9%
Aug
10%
10,800
Farm
Oct
4%
3%
4%
if
%
1
53/4
Aug
9% Mar
2%
Nov
5%
Jan
1,200
3% May
53/4
Jan
%
14,400
Apr
i5ya
7,200
11%
Sep
26 y2
Jan
7
8 y4
29,500
63/4
Oct
13%
Jun
15
15%
3,300
14%
Nov
17-3/a
Oct
_1
14%
13%
14%
1,600
10% July
19%
Apr
5
Co—
Co—
9%
9%
9%
400
30%
30%
300
13%
14
8
9ya
Dec
23 % Mar
10
3%
Jan
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
8ya
8ys
8%
800
6%
Jun
1%
Jan
9%
93/4
4,000
7%
Oct
Jan
4%
4%
500
4
Jun
4%
25c
50c
10c
•
9%
8
Compudyne
Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
~6%
6%
6 3/4
10,600
5y8
20%
19%
203/a
3,800
17%
1
iy4
1%
1%
2,800
3%
Oct
Jan
7y8 May
10
Dec
44% May
13 y8 Feb
Service
Public
Electric
Diesel
Jun
Consol
10%
Jan
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
13%
48% Aug
Consolidated
25%
Consolidated
Air
Continental
Aviation
4%
5,200
3%
Nov
6% May
4'/a
800
3
July
6%
8%
100
8%
32
35 %
11,400
*
28 V2
27%
28%
1,800
100
95%
95%
97
1.50
16%
14%
17%
80
11,500
16
26%
Apr
Jan
-Continental
9% Mar
Continental
Continental
May
35 y8
Dec
Oct
38%
Feb
Continental
Aug
Cook
94
Sep
10%
Oct
100
39%
Jan
/
Paint
Lines
35
Sep
9%
Sep
14%
Jun
5%
Jan
Jun
77/a
Aug
Apr
21%
Dec
Nov
33/a
Industries
Materials
Cooper-Jarrett
Varnish
Inc
7 Vb
7%
Feb
Dec
700
i%
1%
1%
39,400
1%
93/b Mar
Dec
4 y2
Jan
1
2%
23/8
2%
700
2'/a
Jun
33/4 Mar
6%
5%
63/4
56,800
5%
Jun
7%
Engineering—1
&
Conector
7y8
1.25
12%
12%
133/4
4,100
11 %
Jun
163/4
Sep
6%
6%
100
6%
Oct
73/4
Jan
4,300
13 ya
Dec
193/b
Nov
9%
Aug
A
Inc
Commercial
&
•
1
class
Products
Construction
Ltd
Oil
Inc
Ray
Continental
3%
8%
Pacific
Sep
17%
26
New
Nov
700
8%
Corp
Royalty
Sun
Jun
3,300
Apr
153/4 May
Jan
7%
5% Mar
1% Aug
15%
•
——1
Inc
Metals
3
1
Equipment Co
Electronics
7%
2%
100
7,200
7%
3
1% Aug
% Nov
4 y8
3%
33 %
For footnotes, see page 34.
Oct
Apr
16,400
30%
25%
24
1
Inc
Feb
9
Jan
"%
>y
48
_
Jan
10%
9%
—
5%
42
1
Co
—-—10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
:
-1
Corporation
Claussner
Hosiery
21 Ms
10 v*
Co
Apr
25 y4 Mar
Jan
23% Sep
51 y4
15%
30 y2
Oct
%
16,400
17%
Oct
2iy2 July
u
-
18%
5%
11%
Jan
25%
6
Inc
100
~7
17%'
9%
common
7,600
27%
6
6
6%
17%
Corp
Co
14%
16%
%
prior preferred
Chemical
Aug
Jan
4
Co
Aug
83
7
3
Brooks
Bohack
70
Jan
5.500
A
Corp
Bobbie
Jan
73%
17%
Canada
&
63 %
68
14
1
(8)
160
66
66
45
.50c
Blauner's
Blumenthal
2%
21
__1
Inc
Birdsboro
Co
Dec
20%
~3%
Watch
Benrus
1%
41%
Ties
Instrument
32,400
6%
Consolidated
Belock
1%
44%
„1
Corp
of
Dec
1 Vb
1%
20%
Shoe Corp
Telephone
Jan
60%
——2
Inc
Beau-Brummel
Beck
10%
Feb
Chicago Rivet & Machine
—-—2
Chief Consolidated Mining——
1
14.400
Mar
Nov
Chesebrough-Pond's
5%
21
43/4
Co of America———2.50
3.50%
Power
Dec
13
31 Vb
23
Charter
Deo
1,700
6,400
22,400
Jan
5
Nov
4%
Jan
„1
Corp
Oil Corp common
Bearings
13%
Jun
5%
10%
60%
6
500
Sep
4%
14
Power
Co
Corp
convertible
13%
Dec
13% May
37% Aug
Feb
Dec
66
103 y4
58%
4%
59
26 %
Community
6%
63,4 Mar
12%
lc
Baruch-Foster
Bayview
6% Mar
Oct
-1
Light <fc
Candy
Jan
4%
.50c
Construction
Wright
Barry
A Aug
5%
26%
1
Corp
Engineering
Feb
100
~5%
22 y2
1
ijv
Ltd
BarChris
~5%
3%
los Andes American shares
Oil
Jan
& Light 4%
Clary
Banff
Feb
7%
Dec
3/s
Oct
99 y4
200
4
8
4%
47%
100
14%
Chamberlin
Feb
9% July
11%
10
1
Co
&
Maine
Clarostat
Co
Jan
800
44%
Inc
28 y8
1.30J
5,100
3%
Corp
Rubber
Apr
Dec
Oct
y«
5
Industries
Jan
113/i
Jan
65 y2
103
11%
1
1%
15
July
%
62%
101
5c
Corp
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Banco de
~5
5
65%
101
10%
10c
A
Oct
8
21
22%
Clark
Baldwin
A
pref—100
pfd
100
Central Securities Corp common
1
$1.40 ser B convertible preferred- _•
$1.50 convertible preferred
*
Century Electric Co__
—
10
Century, Investors Inc.,
2
Circuit
Baker
11 %
2,600
%
11
1
preferred
non-cum
Collieries
12% Mar
11%
M)
Central Power
18% Mar
8
Co__„
Hadley Corp——
Central
Jan
13%
25%
Electronics
2%
1%
5%
5%
10c
2,100
11 y2
B ord_2s 6d
;
—1
*
Amer dep rets
Corp of America
Central
Jun
8,800
$5 preferred-*
Light
Instruments
Cenco
Sep
58 y2
__1
Industrial Corp
Ayshire
66
Oct
Corp
class
Inc
Avnet
"3%
—1
Steel Products Inc Com—
Non-voting
Avien
Oct
30%
Corp
Plastics
Automatic
1%
50%
13 y4
5%
„1
Inc
Inc
Audion-Emenee
Aurora
2,700
14,100
(A
Catalin
&
Atlas
Atlas
iy8
—
—5.50
—
&
Products
Castle
Dec
2%
10
—
W)
(J
Casco
Feb
13 %
Atlantic
3/a
11%
10%
Jan
*
Supply
Stationers
Associated
.
Jan
11%
Testing Labs_.
10c
Atco Chemical Industrial Products—10c
Associated
Co
Power
Carreras Ltd
5%
£1
1
dep- rets reg——
Food
Stores
Inc
6,000
11%.
10%
%
——
—
—
Carolina
"
Corp
11%
6c
—
1
Capital Cities Broadcasting
——1
Capital City Products
5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
1
Canal-Randolph
'
warrants
Corp
Corp
cl
Inc
Corp
Co
_1
A__50c
16 Vb
xl5
17
7ya
73/B
10,000
10c
%
%
A
10,000
20
44%
43%
44%
400
7 S/8
8%
2,900
10c
*—1
7'/a
8
Mar
4
%
32
7%
Nov
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
44%
Dec
Dec
17%
Jan
Volume
Number 6013
192
.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 16)
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
.
Par
Dec
13%
Jan
19%
ioo
8%
600
5%
6%
•6A
700
1%
l7/o
27%
29 y8
13,300
15,400
18%
Gatineau
Jan
5%
16% Feb
18 V* Mar
Crowley Mllner & Co—*
Central Petroleum
Internat'l
Crown
Cork
Drug
1%
28%
6%
1
—
10 %
(Md)_——5
Crown
Crown
Power
Co
"A"
Mfg
Jan
General
Acceptance
Co—
Sep
8%
97/s
Jun
General
3%
Jan
5 %
25% July
6'/« Dec
46 y8
Jan
General
8y»
Jun
11%
Apr
Feb
General
9
2%
3
5»A
5%
—
63%
—
--
"wts"
46%
Jan
66 y2
Cubic
2%
Oct
5%
4%
NOV
8%' Jan
15
20
60
58 V*
.
18%
Dec
9
9%
8%
8%
8
9%
8%
Nov
41
33% Feb
2
Nov
4%
500i
3% July
1%
400
4»A
2
4%
2,800
25%
1
25%
75
10%
11%
32,400
1%
101
10%
4%
Jan
3% May
1«% May
10% Deo
5%
Jun
29%
Jun
23%
Jan
6%
Jim
Oct
dep rets ord reg
JE1
——
Fireproofing
39%
Oct
69
19%
Jun
6,200
7
Dec
19% May
2,500
6%
Dec
~4%
36
5%
4%
1,100
7,600
15%
14%
15%
4% Nov
14,600
1%
50c
—1
1
1%
1%
12,300
9%
500
8%
39% Nov
26% Mar
8%
Jun
17% Aug
10% May
—
Plywood Corp
General Stores Corporation
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Aug
8% Dec
35%
0
2.50
—
General Gas Corp
Indus Enterprises
20%
Jun
24% Jun
Dec
3%
8% May
July
85% Jan
10%
Jan
100 %
Apr
1%
$4.60
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Great Amer
Great
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4% May
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6%
8% Mar
1% Jan
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100
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12% Aug
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8,100
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72
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26
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102
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1,000
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3% Feb
7% May
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12% May
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15%
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34% Mar
Feb
Jun
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Guerdon Industries Inc class
dep rets ord reg
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—.—————.—1
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•
144
7%
2,600
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Aug
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3
23%
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600
8
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Nov
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135
2,900
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10
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8%
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4%
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-
Distilleries -class
Gorham
1,500
77a
Davidson Brothers Inc.——————1
Tlte
Glenmore
7%
6%
7%
6%
6
7%
1/256
6%
58
—r.l
Co
(A C)
Gilchrist Co
P
5%
58 %,
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Crystal Dairies———
50c
Daryl Industries Inc————50c
Dayega Stores Corp common—.—2.50
Rights (expire pec 14)———
Jan
'18% May
—
Gilbert
Daitch
Jun
3% Jan
6
Sep
4A Dec
4%
1
39% Sep
Jun
100
Electric Co Dtd—
General
Mar
600
-8%
900
100
—25
General
Jan
18
14,900
9 V*
A
.*
Cutter Laboratories/class A common-1
Class
B
common————
1
class
Co
Manufacturing
38%
2
1
-
Corp common
preferred
Development Corp_
convertible
American
Jan
300
—
53%
57%
—_*■
Corporation
Curtis
High
Nov
2,700
19%
*
Co—
Tobacco
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
2
-
General
Cuban
Shares
4%
Builders
Nov
'
2.50
preferred
62%
2%
,
Crystal Oil & Land Co common——10c
37%
37%
1
—
Alloys Co
Dec
1%
300
Sales
High
100
Gellman
6
3,600
10Q
63%
*
25c
partic
Co ___>—-i~:—
6%
10%
XlO
—•
common
preferred
Nov
20
General
receipts (ord reg)—£1
(Del)-50c
Petroleum. —-—
——5
Low
Apr
13%
for Week
of Prices
G
Jan
17 y2
6%
Industries Inc
Carrier
$1.12
19%
Nov
19%
American dep
Creole
Dec
15%
—
Sale Friee
American Stock Exchange
High
16
—
—-
Since Jan.1
Ltd—
Courtaulds
Crane
200
—■
—
—
Range
Week's
Friday
Range
Low
16%
B
Last
STOCKS
|
1
Shares
High
16
(H)
Class
for Week
of Prices
Low
Distilling Ltd cl A vbting_*
non-voting
*
Coro
Inc
-5
Corroon Si Reynolds .common..
—1
$1 preferred class A
*
Cott Beverage Corp
1.50
Corby
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
53,900
V*
Nov
1%
32
(2536)
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
Monday,
.
December 19, 1960
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE <R.n«« fo.w~t Ended Dec^b., i6>
Sales
Range
for Week
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Low
Low
High
Co.
—1
11%
11 Va
11%
2,200
0
Feb
16 v*
Jan
Mt
JetTonic Industries Inc
-10c
6%
6%
7%
3,500
6%
Nov
13%
Jun
Mount
Jupiter Oils Ltd
.150
m
112
Mi
25,800
2
lft May
A Jun
Products com
Metal
preferred
Clemens
6%
Glass
---a
20)
Rignts wi (expire Dec.
Videotronics class A
Corp
Industries
Kansas
Katz
Gas
Drug
&
Electric
9%
4%%- pfd.„100
Company
9
9%
3%
.50c
3Va
3'/2
*
49,500
8
Dec
16'/a
Jan
9,600
3
Nov
6'%
Jan
~
f
96
88
Jan /
27
27
27 Va
800
26 VB
Jun
37
July
60 Va
58 Vb
60 Va
3.000
39%
Feb
78
21 Va
23 Va
15,200
13
Apr
23%
2
2
A
Jan
May
16%
Jan
Dec
27%
Nov
jjf
Dec
2%
Dec
7'/a
Nov
8%
Oct
6%
Feb
22 Va
8VB
l
307,000
7%
2,900
4 '/a
3%
3%
20%
19%
33
33
12,800
.
30%
•;
Chemical Co
Kawneer
Co
ui
T-r-w*
-_25c
(Del)
Jewelry
2,400
5
Stores
(Walter)
Inc
'
•
'
13
1
,,11T
Kilembe
Co
&
—.A
12 Va
-2.50
13'%
12%
Oct
<
~7%
___50c
Company
Muter
1
13 V»
2%
Company
' *.
900
12 Va
Dec
19%
12%
Dec
18 Va
Sep
2%
21J
,"
1% Mar
5,500
Oct
5
Oct
-%
5,600
Va
Dec
2%
6%
7%
i;"l
1%
5,900
lVa
Oct
2V2
__l
2%
2Va
2%
1,700
2'A
Oct
20o
1%
1%
1%
3,700
1% July
Minerals Corp Ltd
1
%
A
.%
2,tOO
A July
Dept Stores Inc
1
13%
13%
4,600
Co
13
10 Va
4
Va Mar
National
Auuiia
National
Bellas
A Jan
National
19%
Oct
■■
ueiiyuiat
[—3
ivaaaaua&
oo
4%
4%
4%
A
7%
7%
7%
Hess
—
•
13%
Jan
Nov
12%
Apr
Oct
6'A
Jan
1,700
6j/4
Jan
Oct
12%
Jan
2%
33
33
5
Jan
Va
4
6y8
15,200
Jan
■*. 3*A
1
(Mich)
Co
Brewing
8% Dec
6,400 *
'
50
:
•
-j'Jan
28
I 7,100
21%
23 '/a
Sep
18'%
(IB)
(H
Rubber
L)
Inc
Hotels
Kobacker
Co
5
171/4
25C
new
3 Va
3 'A
7.50
(The) Corp Class A
1
19%
convertible
1
20
preferred
Kropp (The) Forge Co
-
100
18%
5,700
20 'A
24,100
19
27,900
20V4
2 Va
2'A
33Vac
23'A
18'/a
19Va
18 Va
3%
23'A
5
Corp
Stores
National
1
Sep
23%
Apr
National
231/4 Mar
National
Dec
19 Va Mar
8,800
19
Dec
1%
31/4
Sep
Jan
1
National
Lafayette
Lake
Radio
Shore
—1
29 'A
2 9'A
Desos
7 Va
7Va
7%
Corp—_1
lOVa
10 Va
10%
1
3%
3%
4
4%
5
5%
6%
75
a
Electronics
Ltd
Mines
Lakey Foundry Corp
1
Lamb
3
Industries
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co
Lanston
Industries
Larchfield
6%
Inc
Jan
32%
Oct
7
Sep
12%
Jan
2,900
9V< July
14%
Jun
3 V4
July
5%
Oct
900
4V4
Sep
6%
Oct
3,200
4%
Oct
1,200
•
9% May
100
15%
Jan
19
Jan
1,700
13%
Dec
26%
Jan
16%
14
6-
6VB
400
5 Vb
_1
_
8%
1,200
16%
14
5
Corp
1,500
13Va
5
10
30
5%
6,100
5
Jun
7%
Dec
8%
National
Salle
Leonard
Inc
(RG)
preferred
Lithium
9Va
42'/a
12,800
_
—
40,500
2»A
2'A
2Va
10 Va
10 Va
11'A
1
Jan
Nov
7%
Jan
9% May
22
13% Aug
32%
May
Jan
7%
5
400
4%
Dec
7'/a
Jan
7%
7%
1
America Inc
Apr
63'A
4»/a
10
-
11%
Nov
2
'
•-
Sep
33
1,700
'
1
_.
7%
100
6'%
Jan
7%
Feb
7 Va
8'A
10,700
13%
10'A
10 'A
IS
..
16%
10%
10% May
13
125
Ve
Sep
Jan
2
•
}f. Jan
16
Dec
Aug
Oct
23 Va
Nov
24
Jan
Mar
38
July
9%
Dec
20
May
2%
Oct
8%
2%
Jun
3 Va Mar
1%
12,300
National
Video
Corp
Nov
3%
Jan
New
Jan
Haven
-
;
.2%
2'/a
2%
8,100
1%
2
3,000
1
19 VB
19
20%
9,000
12
Apr
24-;4
Aug
1
class
Corp
16%
16 Va
17%
6,900
15%
Nov
17%
Nov
12%
Oct
15% July
A
2
—
1
51
29Va
33 Va
20
38
37%
38%
4,400
1 VB
17a
19,i00
Co
& Tel—
Tel
England
New
*26
"l%
____.
Mur
"15%
1
Nelly Don Inc——
Nesile-Le
;
2vJ J
1,400
30c
Electric Corp
Union
*
19%
Clock
Watch Co
&
1 vo
1
4,000
17% Ma/
34 Vb
1
34
Dec
Jun
39
Jun
-
Feb
Sep
2%
Jan
19 »A
19'A
150
15 y4
Nov
24 V2
Jan
3%
4'/s
600
3%
Nov
7Vs
Apr
Min
Idria
Pew
Jersey
New
Mexico
Chem
&
Co
New
Park
New
Process
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
New
York
Mining
Va
50c
25o
20
19 Vb
1
9
8%
—1
Zinc
Arizona Land__
1
&
Co
13,800
J/a
Dec
1
Jan
19,700
18 Va
Oct
32
Jan
1,700
5,900
8 Ve
Oct
13%
Jan
9%
1
lVa
126
*
CO
i°o
20
126'/a
340
•
1
.
Nov
126
Dec
2'/a May
154
Feb
26 Va
Merchandise
27%
200
25'/a
Oct
28 Va
800
25%
Nov
43
Jan
21
Rosario__3.33 V3
Honduras
26%
27
Co
Sep
30
Jan
10
41% Aug
Jan
5
25c
Corp of
34
...
Oct'/
Jan
8%
200
39 Va
3
_
Liberty Fabrics of N Y com
5%
9%
41%
25c
Inc
Refineries
Tourneau
9%
5
Corp
Realty Corp
Lefcourt
Le
S
University—
Extension
Leesona
17 Va
14%
31%
10'%
—10c
Co
Transit
National
New
La
700
Oct
5Vs
47,900
18% Feb
/
.
Nov
8Vb
"
National Telefilm Associates
Natus
Va
19
National
Inc
Oct
••.
j'rii% Oct y
/'ll
"300
16'/a
,_50c
•
Apparel
1
:
5,000
,
3*
__10
National
Consolidada S
8 Va
300
13.Va xl3%
2
Inc_
Industries
Presto
l'/a
13 VB
l'A"
12%
-25c
National
L'Aiglon
11%
National
4Va
12
8Va
National
Jan
19
24 Va
Apr
12.
1
Nov
13%
•
Oct
29'A
Sep
20% July
10,100
2%
2
25 Va
Feb
Oct
41
Oct
'V J'v"
Kleinert
La
Jan
7%
1,200 V-
4%
1
1
$1.20
8%
/ 3%
1,100
8%
3%
—
Jan
3 Va
8% '
8
3% "T
<8
1
Jan
:
8'%
5
Jan
lVa
tS)
Kratter
Sep
N
313 Mar
-Va
1 Va
104
;
Products
Kirkland
Knott
34% Jun
29
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
1,800
1.25
Petroleum
Klion
14%
va
34%
■
'
Oil
Kingston
Klein
13 VB
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Kin-Ark
Kingsford Company
Kirby
Dec
7%
300
...
.
Feb
23
6,800
31%.
Jan
Sep
Aug
30
•
Kidde
Nov
17
■
100
8%
8
8'/a
.
3%
7,000
.
20%
33
10
Muskogee Co
4%
Sep
vW
1
Aug:.
14
8,800
2 va
2.50
3 Va
July
22
'
23%
8
i mis
4
-
.
Kawecki
Kay
4
_
(D) & Company
22%
1
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mlg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Cod.
Murphy
Kaiser
15
23 y2
3%
Feb
100
500
15
-
Muntz TV Inc
3%
15
■—1
K
High
Dec
2
100
2 Va
3%
-2.50
12.50
Mills Inc——
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Vernon
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
3%
4
Compr.ny
Diablo
Shares
High
2 Va
2 Vb
1
MPO
Kaltman
Low
Par
High
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan.1
Mt
Jeannette
Last
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Week's
Friday
Week's
Friday
stocks
.
6%
Nov
'
Locke
Steel
Lockwood
Class
Chain
Kessler
Bartlett—
&
A
Nickel
Rim
Nipissing
Noma
North
Shipley
&
(The)
Co
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
LuiiKenheimer
Lynch
&
25c
10
Exploration.
Silver
Lead
VB
1 Vb
l'A
5.800
1 Vb
Oct
2Vb
Jan
xl0%
11V4
300
10%
Dec
15%
Jan
35%
33 Va
36Va
51,300
23 Vb
Oct
36 Va
18
18
18
5,400
15%
Sep
18%
Sep
30c
Mines
61%
59
2.0(1
Co
27
2
(The)
V4
15 Va
10c
8
Corp
&
1
1
Southern
%
1
J.
Inc_
Railway.
„
4
4%
34,400
%
Nov
it
Jan
-%
2,200
H
Nov
1 wb
Jan
5 VB
8,100
4%
Dec
4Vb
1,500
3%
Dec
;.,;10.% Jan
V. 6 V2 July
4
1
:
A
ii
%
r %
.
Cement
A
37 va
35 Va
37 Va
4,200
24%
37 Va
35%
37 Va
675
25 V±
Sep
Sep
1
class
10
10
American
l.Va
lVa
1 Va
700
1%
Nov
.39"
Jan
Dec
1
Service
Friday
1
__1
Lcngines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Loral
Electronics
Corp new com
Ltd
Mines
Lit.es
Norfolk
Lodge
Mines
y4
42% July
62
Dec
200
lzfb
OCp
15Va
Dec
100
25
Oct
30
Apr
Dec
15
Aug
19,600
62
15Va
"
27
8%
2,800
7Va
Class B
„_
North American
Royalties Inc
39%
Jan
3 Va
Jan
3 Vb
Jan
'
North
Canadian
Oils
Ltd—
25
Northeast Airlines
North
Penn
Northern
N
n
th
Nova
RR
Ind
—
Serv
Pub
4%%
Mines
Nickel
Rankin
Industrial
Nucleai
__1
Co_
pfd
100
Ltd
4vb
(Del)
82
82
1%
17,900
'
1V2
:
Dec
3 Vz
Nov
v
6% May
1
-
•
-.
83
■
20
110
r,
10c
18,600
4%
61
61
61
"
/ Dec
79-
'
%
38,800
6%
6%
7%
2,900
4
3%
4
60,000
2 Vb
: 3%
nr
1
Ainer A
1 Va
1lif
J
Corp
Corp of
if)
4%
—50
67 Va" Feb
''-88% Sep:
Jan
Dec
5%
1%
Jan
Nov
13%
Jan
Jun
5j/b
Aug
M
MarFadden Publications Inc.
Mack Truck?
Ma eke
(G
Inc
Corp class
Airlines
Inc
Mackey
A
1
9%
3,000
15'A
17%
"*6,600
18%
20
9
9'A
16'A
warrants-..
B)
19%
1,000
"
1 Vb
1%
33%c
1%
5,100
"
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
lc
Maine
Public
Service
if
%
50c
Inc.
:
4%
7
.
4%
22'A
21%
_•
Co
Majestic Specialities
Mangel Stores
%
10c
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporation
%
27'A
_1
31
23'A
"31
ft
1
1,600
22'A
1,400
27'A
16,200
33
2,500
Oct
12%
Jan
Dec
36%
Jan
Oct
27% July
1 Vb
Dec
2%
Sep
%
Oct
1 Vb
Feb
1%
Sep
16,500
13,300
5'A.
8%
13 Va
16
*% May
4Va Oct
20
Jan
21 'A
11% May
Sep
23% Sep
27% July
36 Va Sep
26 Va Mar
o
Occidental
Marconi
Tire &
Rubber
International
Communication
Martin
Co
Oil
&
Ohio
Power 4V2%
Okali.a
Old
Oils
Town
40c
&
14,000
7
Dec
19%
.
Jan
_a
32%
12,100
17%
Apr
32 V2
Aug
Oxford
11%
22,200
8%
Oct
12%
Jan
Oxford Manufacturing class A
6%
900
6V2
Dec
9%
2
2
2'A
14,500
155
155
xl60
10,900
% May
164%
4.800
3%
Aug
8%
14 Va
300
13 V.
Jan
A
Va
500
81»A
84 Va
3,700
23 Va
23%
23 Va
1,400
60
A
16
1%
A Nov
34'A
19%
Microwave
Associates,
Oil
Corp $1
Feb
preferred
11 VB
300
8»/4
9 Vb
1,100
8
35%
35 Va
36'/a
8,100
22
4
2
2%*
2,100
•
preferred
_
1
II Va
i3A
Jan
Elect**'**
Pacific
11%
1% May
10%
Jun
.,
9% Feb
21%
Jan
4% July
13 Vb
July
Dec
I6V2
Jan
Jan
43 Va
Jun
Aug
6%
5%
5%
preferred
5%
200
37 Va
v,
•
T'-
5'/a
Oct
7
July
83
Jun
35
Feb
Pacific
Northern
10'/2
Jun
13 VB
Jan
Pacilic
Petroleums
Feb
104
39
Jan
Pacific
24'/a
1,000
23'/a
Nov
4%
5 VB
7,500
4%
Sep
9'A
Jan
Paddingion
3'A
.2%
3'A
2,000
2 Va
Nov
4
Jan
Page-Hersey
Wi
5%
class
Va
6,700
Vz
Sep
l'A
Jan
Pall
411/4
9,500
28%
Oct
59%
Jan
Pancoaslal
24 VB
26 Vb
3.4G0
18
Oct
39%
Jan
Paniepec Oil (C A)
3%
10,700
3
Oct
8%
Jan
83 Va
141
10%
ll'/a-
55'A
55'A
3,600
175
10 Va
-46
class
Corp
; Jun
Va July
,
Sep
25'/4
25%
300
2*414
Jan
1
27 % Mar
25 Vb
600
23 Va
Jan"
26% July
24 Va
25
3,100
23%
Jan
26 Va
Aug
22% Mar
24%
Aug
22
22
200
20% July
3074
Jan
21%
300
20 V2
22%
Sep
89
420
82
Chemical
Parker
Pen
Co
96
Sep
Patino
Dec
Mar
Aug
14% Aug
55% Dec
of
Canada
Pato Consolidated
Peninsular
Penn
Metal
Traffic
Pwntron
Sep
Aug
2%
May
133%
Sep
220
86
122 Vb
78 Va
Jan
89 V2
Aug
4,400
2 Vb
Oct
4%
Jan
8
Jun
13%
Aug
5'/2
Jun
9%
Jan
90
Jan
IOOV2
Apr
18 V2
Jan
59%
Aug
30%
9%
9
ff|
34,200
5%
6%
4,600
100
175
—1
*
54%
50'/a
55
8,000
21%
23 Vb
21%
3,100
20% July
Jan
31%
28%
32 %
9,300
2t.°/b
Oct
n
Hi
1 Vn
27,200
U
Dec
2%
Amer shares__l
Bol
!>
Tif
Va
5/b
13,700
Va
Dec
1% Mar
7 Vb
7%
100
2
13%
13%
13%
200
1
7Va
7 Vb
7%
4,400
7
x3%
3-%
2 f',t
1
Corp
Ltd:.—„„
—
Gold Dredg Ltd
Products.,
Co
Eiectronfcs? Corp—
Aug
Jan
6 Va
Oct
12'/a
Jan
Jun
16%
Jan
ll'/a
Jun,
15%
Feb
Dec
12%
Jan
2,900
3 Vb Mar
4%
2 i (V
v7.
4,100
2%
Dec
3 Va
Oct
7%
9
1,400
6 Vb May
11 %
Aug
7
2
1
2
1
8 VB
f'tf
.
2.50
_1
39
12%
7 Va
400
b% July
zva
19,800
-2
A_—
—
Jan
Aug
90 V2
98 Va
10
9%
100
93
Jan
Jan
Bol
(CAi
Company
Parkersburg-Aetna
156
2%
Jan
7h%
85
—1
class
B
Oct
Dec
2%
40
150
Jan
vtc—2
A—
90
92% Nov
83%
100
pfd
.
Petroleum
Feb
Jan
1
Tubes
38 VB
87 Va
__1
A
Corp
1 r,
80
46
24%
24%
83%
Ltd—
Light
&
Power
3 8'/a
20
28 Va
6'/a
23 '/a
87
31
Jan
127 Va 127 Va
Aug
87
Oct
Jan
26%
86 %
Airlines—_—
100
300
3
32
29Vb
86%
12'/a
!>
300
800
94'/a;
35
•
•
••V.-KT-;
2,300
86%
24 Va
11%
Aug
37 Va
92 Va
4%
1
'>%
Feb
22 %■
30%
92%
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend preferred
dividend preferred
'
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
$4.36 dividend preferred
$4.75
95
3%
»
27%
21 %
12'/a
1
—
-
7 %.
•v
27 Vb
2r%
1st pfd
35
-50
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
'i9Va.Aug,
I-20 .»<Jan
30 Vb
30%
25
25
$4.40
Montrose
«
pld—25
Pacific
100
partic pref
1st
preferred—25
Sep
100
ice
Electric 6%
preferred
1st
Class
see page 34.
&
1st
redeemable
Jan
C
!
Nov
4.36%
Jun
series
Feb
75 Va" Jan
•
r
Dec
15%
25
14%
100
Moody Investors Ser
4 %
3,300
series A—25
preferred—25.
preferred—25
Park
Co
2,000
1st
24 Vb
preferred
Jan
-:5 V\
Feb
Co—
Chemical
5"
15%
1st
20%
B
'
Sep
Dec
15 V4
redeemable
Nov
series
15%
•4%
redeemable
Nov
preferred
48% Mar
13-
4%
redeemable
11% Aug
4.80%
300*
-100
1,500
15%
4.50%
11V4
preferred
-
A
I
0%
19'A
j
14
4.80%
700
—
Industries
,
„
.
1
:.
com
1st
6,000
4.40%
56
17 Va
12 Va
17 Va
redeemable" 1st preferred——25
2,700
24%
Power
52 Va
17 Va
56'
13
5%
19%
1
Oct
I
j
5%
13Va
Warrants
Precision
Oorp__.
Products
Clay
Gas
19 'A
—1
3%
Jan
12%
•
MolybdeniLe Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
500
Nov
27%
19 Va
100
Aug
U
T ■-7% Jun
v
May
13 Va
pfd
95-:'
Jun
3'%' Nov
■
5
1
footnotes,
Nov
11 Vb
.
For
Oct
2 V4
AUC
4.50%
Vb
4
8'A
50c
V4
900
•'
2.50
convertible
/•'
-
...
92
Sep
lOVz
1
Inc
conv
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Monongahela
6,700
11 VB
50c
Monogram
5,100
11%
1
Midwest Piping Co
Mill Factors
Corp
V2%
7%
10%
\
_
Mid-West Abrasive
4
/ 7
11V4
10
Corp
3%
:
Jan,"
Jan
83
\
4 Vb
87.
Dec
4%
14
100
.
110
Oct''
July
2% Aug
Jan
4
4Vb
5
...
89%
7% "J*n
25% Mar
r36/;' Jan
July,
Jan
1
Extruders, Inc
23 Va
3%
—1
::
6Va
1
"Michigan Chemical Corp
Micliigan Sugar Co common
11%
1,300
;2,700
._5
;
__'
10%
5 Va %
Midland
Corp.—:
29 V2
6'/a
1
Corp
6%
preferred
Micromatic
Hone
"
;
11
1
_
13,000
3%
:_——7
Securities
99,700
.
1
'.
5%
14 Va
25 Va
90c
—.
'
Mig
4 Va
13%
100
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sluices. His
Pacilic
Miami
Ltd
'
Overseas
__50c
;
Mining Corp Ltd
Thermit
7%
preferred-.
Corp common
"
'
V4
88 Va
5
13%
1
:
—
preferred
Opelika
3
.
Go.
Mesabi Iron Co
Metal
_•
•
.
Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island
7'a
Co
50c
i
-
Brass
25
__20o
32
:
Inc
Mfg Co
Merchants
;
l£l
Corp__
Johnson
Menasco
7%
'
Ltd__._
Ltd
Industries
McCulloch
Mead
Marine
Co
warrants
Massey-Ferguson
Maule
2.50
Corp
Ogden Corp
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Sep
Number 6013
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Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
•
.
.
.
Low
Par
:■ ,
s
(The)_
———
—
PeppereU Manufacturing CQ (Mass)__20
Perfect Circle-Corp—:
2.50
Perfect
Photo
Peruvian
——r-—■——20c
Inc;
Oils
Minerals--*-—-j——1
&
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
..
65%
400
Oct
68
Oct
40
Aug
V* Jan
21
25%
.1,500
507/a
15,000
33% Jan
lft
iy4
25,600
38%
5,700
31% Mar
.
47%
Shawlnigan Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
4%
Philippine Long Disl Tel Co_-^_10 pesos
—10c
4
—1
Phillips Screw Co
Phoenix
Steel
Piasecki
Aircraft
Corp—.—
Industries
Pierce
( Del)—
Corp
Inc
5
-1
1,200
5
May
4
2,500
3%
Nov
77/B.
6,100
7
Dec
85/B
9
.8%
—
%
Feb
98 3A
700
11
12%
5,700
Jan
,
16%
Co
of
Oct
Pneumatic-Scale
Products
Polycast
(The)
Powdrell
Canada.-—
Jan
Simca
36%
Jun
Simmons
Jan
9%
Nov
21%
16%
300
15%
Oct
24
9%
13%
16%
.10%
*
American
lft
-
61
66%
Sep
11
Jan
44
Jun
58%
Jan
1
% July
3%
Feb
Slick
Feb
Smith
100
61%
39%
43
43 Va
4,400
4%-
66
59 ya May
5%
5%
5%
3,900
12%
12%
13%
1,500
20
;
21
1
Company
4ft
...
22%
21
43%
27% May
6,800
1
_1
common—
Public
Service
413
5ya
3ft Feb
Coast
Jan
South
Penn
Dec
9%
2%
Va
Dec
Jan
5%
May
Jan
33%
5%
2,000
20% Aug
Apr
36
Jan
39
Apr
26%
Nov
35 Va
Jan
35 % July
113%
Jan
£1
.
6%
5%
5%
5%
:
*
9%
Oil
5,400
21,900
*
4%
De<J
Jun
Feb
45%
Feb
Oct
15%
Jan
4
Jan
Jun
-
9%
5,900
8%
7%
7%
1,000
6 Va -May
17% May
28 % Jun
31% Aug
63
1
26%
24%
27
1,400
12.50
30%
30
30%
2,800
25
Co
6%
6%
45%
5%
— -
9%
1
Corp
6%
-
61%
8% Aug
30 Va Aug
Southern California Edison—
Jun
original
5%
10 y4
10 y3
400
9%
Jan
11%
Jun
83 ya
85
325
81%
Jan
88
Sep
48
48
300
35
Jan.
56%
Sep
213A
22'A
800
20 y«
Sep
29 >A
Jan
12 ya
2,200
11%
Nov
23%
61%
62
160
52%
preferred
preferred
cumulative
4.08%
12 %
preferred
cumulative
4.24%
25
24%
24%
400
22 Va May
25%
Aug
Sep
25
23'/a
23%
200
22%
Jan
25 Va
Aug
Feb
Jan
48
20e
3
12 %
:—5
4.56%
cumulative
preference
25
convertible
preference
25
4.32%
cumulative
preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
California Petroleum
Spencer. Shoe
1%
3,300
3%
Dec
56%
Dec
20% Jan
22% Aug
21
300
20'/a Mar
23
7%
11%
7%
1,300
16%
1,400
5%
200
Feb
4%
11% May
4% Jun
Aug
21
Apr
8%
July
7%
Sep
14%
Jan
11%'
11%
2,500
57%
1,400
54
26%
25%
27%
3,800
27%
Dec
8%
10%
94,800
17%
7%
Jun
8%
Corp
1
•
Oct
11%
Jan
9%'
10
300
7%
Nov
13 Va
Jan
1
1,800
8%
Oct
14
—
—
9%
Nov
72% Jaa
Sep
.
'
.
'
"7"
V
t
w'
$1.60
■
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t
v
R
■...
^
*.
'
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convertiblo
Standard
Metals
23
22%
23%
3,300
22
16%
—
Trust
:
—
Pump Co
Broadcasting &
;
Reeves
16%
16%.,
3,700
15%
NOV
36% July
Nov
July
7 Va
1,800
6%
Nov
18%
1,400
11%
Oil
Standard
Products
Reinsurance
Dev
18%
18%
1
4%
"4%
1
Shares
29 Va
:
Aug
Standard
Jan
10
Aug
19%
200
3%
~3%
1
3%
19%
2,100
19
-Oct
3%
5%
Oct
21%
Jan
5
Sep
Sep
5%
7%
65,600
5%
Dec
11%
Jan
Corp—__—1
2%
2V4
2%
,6,900
2
Oct
5%
Jan
u
iS
%.
5,100
56 %
1,400
—_—--—1
-
..
54
56 y4
——-Li—10
1
Standard
Tube
Stanley
Resistoflex
Corp
4ya
2
% May45% Feb
Mar
58%
4%
Mining
Argentine
1
12
Oct
26
...
4
2,400
3% Jim
.
,
Jan
Grande
Valley
Stanrock
Uranium
1
3
1965—
Products Inc. ._20c
Jan
Technical
pfd F-
—
3%
■
'V.
3%
15 Va
!-
-100
%
■
15 Va
800
,
Statbam
Steel
77%
29%
% July
-
3%
1,200
.
.
15%
2,000
330
78%
^2%
-7,700
8ft
Sep
-
3%
Dec
13%
Nov
73% Jan
18%
Oct
3%
'
-
4%
26
Fifth
Inc..=-
Avenue
Russell- (.The F C)
Canada
of
Company
—
Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
Ryan
—
Parts
Inc
2,900
6%
6%
6%
.
400
23
59
9%
Feb
24%
Jun
2%
Feb
6%
Jun
600
6
Oct
12 Va
Jan
9%
200
7%
Oct
12
Jan
500
3%
4
8,600
8
8%
-1,500
,
50c
1
_1
1
-
2
5%
1%
2y8
2Va
2
1%
2
5%
5%
10,800
1%
1%
1,600
2%
2%
12,200
2%
2%
700
2
2
1,500
21
2,200
Inc
Salem-Brosius
1,900
18
7%'Dec
Nov
5ft Dec
82% Aug
41% Aug
18%
Jan
4%
10
Jan
Mar
3%
2
Dec
3%
Jan
2% Nov
4
Jan
1%
4%
15 Va Mar
2.50
4,600
5%
9%
7%
9%
4,400
6% May
193A
19%
200
18%
18
18
200
17%
Stylon
1
(Del)
Industries
Saxon
Paper Corp
Sayre
& Fisher Co
%
%
%
(Del)——.
Inc
Syntex
Ltd
Corporation
7%
4
5
4%
5%
31,800
5y4
4%
5%
1,400
Talon
Inc class A common.——
Class
B
common——
preferred.
Tampa Electric Co
Lu
Taylor International Corp
x5%
800
Oct
Jan
Technical
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
Teletro
Oil
Jan
Texas
Jan
Power
&
Thew
Oct
Thompson-Starrett
Jan
Jan
Sep
23% July
Electronics
Shovel
Inc
Inc
Thorncliffe
Park
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
Oct
6% Mar
% July
Tilo
Roofing
Amer
Amer
8%
Jan
7%
Oct
For
footnotes,
22
see
page
34.
6% Mar
2%
8,600
2
Dec
3
1,000
2
% May
2 Va
2%
1,500
2%
Dec
4
5%
■5%
6
3,100
4%
Oct
8%
Jun
32%
31%
35%
Oct
42 Va
Apr
21
21%
21....
21%
21%
.
21,200
5
.
—
7
'
7
23
3% Aug
July
35%
38%
5%
5
36%
16%
Feb
23%
1,500
15%
Jan
23% Apr
50
6%
Jun
38 %
36
11%
1,500
-
Va
6,600
5 Va
800
38%
14,400
10%
12 %
154,600
3%
2,200
,
"
7 Va
Apr
Jan
25
Jan
38 % July
5
Nov
10%
Jan
38 Va
Dec
12%
Dec
36
Dec
6%
Jun
2
Feb
4% Aug
Oct
21% Aug
14% Aug
3%
2%
13%
13 Va
14%
17a500
9%
9%
10%
3,000
8% Jan
3%
2 Va
3%
6,100
2
Mar
4%
6%
6%
7%
5,500
6% May
10%
Sep
5%
Nov
7%
Nov
1%
Dec
4% Mar
1%
Jan
2 Va
50o
11%
Nov
July
1%
90%
50
Jan
93 %
1ft
1%
9,100
lft May
1%
Jan
9%
10
1%
90%
10 Va
2,500
8%
Oct
18%
Jun
16%
3,600
15%
Nov
16%
16%
,10c
1%
1%
2
8%
9 Va
1,000
10
17,100
89
Aug
20%
Jan
1% July
3%
Jan
Nov
14%
8%
Jan
6 %
6%
6%
1,100
11%
Jan
25%
24%
25%
1,700
20%
Jun
27%
Jan
24 Va
24%
1,300
23%
Jun
31%
Jan
17
16%
17 Va
1,900
13%
Oct
22
Jan
6%
Feb
19%
19%
19%
1,200
19%
Dec
27 %
Jan
83
82%
83%
375
78
Jan
86
Sep
5% Aug
2%
2%
3%
3%
4
50o
%
%
Trans Lux Corp
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
16%
14%
16%
11,200
9%
8%
9%
3,700
Cuba
Oil Co class A
Dec
4%
Jan
Oct
5%
Feb
3
Dec
4% Mar
Apr
28% July
Radio Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co-
Tri-Continental
Va
6,800
14%
Apr
23
9%
200
9%
Dec
14 % July
Aug
700
2%
class A
2%
16 Va
20
100
Trav-ler
3,200
33,400
6
5,300
2% May
Dec
3%
% July
8% Feb
8% Aug
5% Dec
12% Mar
3%
Jan
8%
Jan
16%
Dec
Jan
17%
Jan
7%
Nov
1
5%
5%
•
15%
15%
16%
2,600
15%
Nov
29
Jan
24%
23%
24%
2,300
20%
Oct
27"%
Jan
19%
19%
19%
300
19%
Dec
22
Jan
warrants
True Temper Corp
May
5% July
5s
1
Acceptance Corp
2
24,800
11
£1
1
Trans
9%
4% Mar
2%
2%
2,800
Toledo Edison
Tower
21%
2
Jan
9% July
2%
1 Va
Todd
Oct
22 %
..
4%
.,
2%
1
10c
1%
deposit rets ord registered
deposit rsts dex registered
4% July
4% Jun
Jan
—1
Feb
1
5%
—3
Oct,
3%
•
10c
Inc
8%
Inc
Oct
4%
15,200'
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Nov
Bros
3%
2,000
3%
Jan
12%
% Aug
Nov
Seem an
9,600
4%
■3%
1
2%
Serrick Corp class B
3%
4%
3%
4,600
Inc
2%
Seeburg
3%
4%
Sep
15% May
1
1,100
3,800
Jan
Mar
25c
18,200
m
3%
1%
Ltd
2%
22
Nov
l
6%
com
3%
3
18%
I
250
5
Co
2%
20%
Jan
1%
Co
3 Va
3i*
12%
6 Va
convertible preferred
70c
2%
20%
700
1%
;
3%
•
14%
14
1
3
—1
42
6%
Light $4.56 pfd
1
Freehold Petroleums
(The) Corp
Oct
Inc..25c
Texstar Corp
Western
300
30%
6,000
Corporation
19
16
Plywood & Lumber
2,000
16,100
50c
Electronics
Seaboard
2%
Jun
36%
3% July
22% Sep
1
Inc
Seaboard
2%
23 Va
X33 %
17
1
Sep
6%
2Va
Aug
Dec
200
20%
Apr
10c
Corp
Industries
18%
4
2%
47
19%
1
Dec
Nov
2%
20C
Corp
18%
1,100
2%
36% July
100-
•
11%
,_10c
Inc.——
Industries
21%
6,600
2%
500
19%
_♦
Inc..
—
Feb
Oct
1
44
_1
Operations
Technicolor
Jan
8
10c
20
42%
14%
•-
Shipyards Corp.
4%% preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Beaporcel Metals Inc
Securities Corp General
1,100
19,800
34%
_5
1
Airlines
Jan
19%
10
Milling Corp
Co Ltd
Jan
19 %
—5
cumulative
Allied
Oil
Jun
42%
.2
Seaboard
Scurry-Rainbow
9 Va
14%
"
Textron
4,200
7%
25c
25c
1
3.50
%
9%
92
2%
10c
—
Corp.
:
14% July
59,600
%
8%
40 %
12%
_•
International Petrol
16%
50c
Ltd
Ltd.
9% Sep
Jan
2%
1
Corporation
Electronics
Thriftimarket
Petroleums
Jan
11%
1
Thorofare Markets Inc
Petroleums
12
5
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20%
18
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Jan
15
Jan
Dec
6%
20
20
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20
Nov
Nov
Jan
Oct
6
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Oct
62%
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4%
Nov
8% July
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25%
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5
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Superior Window Co class A
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
5% Feb
16 pesos
series
4,700
66 %
1
10c
Supercrete
7
6%
—
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29%
2
6% May
•
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Stroock
(S) & Co
Texam
17%
18
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100
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8,900
8
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Terminal-Hudson
Corp
12,600
8%
66%.
-
Container
Television
Lawrence
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ft
2%
26%
29%
Jan
3% Apr
3% Oct
1%
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Security
700
4%
Inc
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Teleprompter
Savoy
24%
3%
4
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Jan
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Instruments
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4%
Sapphire
Jan
23%
100
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fl% July
~
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Sarcee
Nov
17%
8%.
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9%
1,100
6,800
10,700
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32
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1% Aug
7% Jun
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San
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7%
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to
extended
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Jan
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13
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8
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Nov
1
B
6 %
Dec
16
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Oct
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1
8%
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,
Feb
11%
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14
9%. July
800
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13%
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1
26
1,800
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12
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13
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-
23%
127/a
1
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5
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14
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27
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of America
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25
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.
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Standard
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9%
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Forgings Corp
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Nov
17
56%
1
8
;
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Stahl-Meyer Inc
Jan
May
15%
4%
I
Standard Dredging Corp common
2VB
1%
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1
Nov
48
7%
16
3
Realty & Utilities
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200
900
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23
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53
56
21
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39
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28
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100
1
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Jan
31
1
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South
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46
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11
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47
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96
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100
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Oct
90
100
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Nov
2,400
96
Jun
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96
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127
35
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May
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40
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40
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Dec
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89
600
39
38
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7
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4
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Par
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Sale Price
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13
60
Last
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46
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N
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4.800
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Nov
3%
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100
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Feb
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55
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5
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115
5(4
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100
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111
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50
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23
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37 M2
30
-
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121
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75
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107 Ma
37
7
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debentures
extended
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1970—...
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Feb
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19
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1970—."
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37
104
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5
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April-Oct
mortgage 3s 1971
;
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r
19 Ma July
Oct
11 y2
1,600
12
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12
23,800
8 Mi
5%
17
9% Mar
14,200
Ohio
,
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82%
32
(98
Jaw-July
1974
due
91%
121
90
Jan
5%
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1963
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convertible
6 (4s
Jun
5
15%.
1
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Vogt Manufacturing
*
8% Mar
1,500
6 '4
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&
9
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Feb
5 Mi
250
Coke
8%
50
84%
119
63%
82%
37
April-Oct
:
1970
4s
Dec
5 Mi
1
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Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal
8%
warrants
Vinco
Vita Food
i
1963
England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—!
Valspar Corp
5
75
89%
Mar-Sept
New
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of
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138
100 Ma 103
May
1961
1972.—;
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9% July
5 Mas
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1993
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Jan-July
Realization Trust 6Va% liq tr ctfs—
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88%
(64
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1993-
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series
4s
6s
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6% May
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—
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series
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Jun
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:
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conv
45
89 %•
88 Ma
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93
44
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debentures
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Apr
July
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Altalian Power
Jan
11% Mar
Nov
24
(120
—Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
...
1978
Low
50
88 %
Range Since
Jan. 1
No.
Corp—
Hydrometals Ino
u
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mortgage
AGuantanamo
v
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of
Builders
General
Jan
900
9
Corp
Utah-Idaho Sugar
1973
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High
(48
—June-Dec
Jan
11%
1,600
16'4
debs
Western
3c
mortgage
subord
6s
Jan
46%
6 Ma
14 (a
Jan
Sep
3 Ma
20,000
debs
6s
Authority 3%s
Finland Residential
11% Jan
8
1,100
5(4
5%
1970
A
Apr
May
Apr
30 Mi May
27 Mi
46,000
9
31 Mi
6M1
Mi
19
Dec
3 Mi
■
9
Container
6%
5%
32
4'/#
Universal
8.000
3%
3 5 Mi
250
Corp
7%
5%
5%
I
Universal
Controls
6%
3%
—1
B.
class
American
Universal
If
500
Rubber Reclaiming Co
Co
7%
1998—...
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Corp—
Lack
Lackawanna
General
United
1
series
subord
conv
Delaware
A 1st
10s
100
Canal
3c
RR
10,500
Boston
Ltd—
Co
dep rets.ord regis
J
300
5%
i%
Products
American
United
12
42%
Oct
Aug
Industries
34
Friday's
100% 100 Ma
1994. —June-Dec
—June-Dec
6s
Transit
4%
% July
inc debs
4s
100 Mi
-Quar-Feb
Steel
Chemoil
42 %
4% July
1974.. ..June-Dec
Bethlehem
Chicago
8 Ma
5
40 %
debs
Appalachian Elec Power 3Mis 1970
Jan
Jan
Oct
Oct
14,600
Pump
ft May
3%
3 Ma
%
&
Jan
4,600
~5 %
or
Bid & Asked
Jan
15,500
Investing—2.60
subord
conv
13%
4
•
&
5Mas
Inc
28%
Nov
3U
1
Molasses
9% May
26%
314
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
Industrial
17
~4
Elastic
Milk
100
10 Ma
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
2 8 Mi May
_3%
United
United
Apr
~37/a
United
United
Oct
12%
50c
Corp.
United
14%
1,000
20
Aircraft Products
Corp
Improvement
4,300
15(4
Period
High
1
United
United
18
14%
Co
Interest
American Stock Exchange
AAmer
Investment
Monday, December 19, 1960
Friday
BONDS
Shares
Alsco
Unexcelled Chemical Corp.
Union Gas Co of Canada
.
(Range for Week Ended December 16)
for Week
of Prices
u
Union
.
Sales
Range
Last
.
bid and ask prices;
in
Abbreviations
no
sales
being transacted during the current week.
receivership.
usedabove—"cod," certificates of deposit;
"cons," consolidated; "cum " cumula¬
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting
stock; "vtc," voting-trust-certificates:
when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without
warrants.
"w i,"
Number 6013
192
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2539)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Company
Range Since Jan.1
Shares
Low
Boston
&
Boston
Edison
Calumet
Cities
Service
Copper
Gas
Eastern
Inc
Mass
-
6%
26%
Jan
39 V4
Railway Co
Street
<
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■
100
com
-
'
-
■
-
preferred "A".
Jan
23%
to
d
the
this
30
Electric Co—
Giichrist
Kennecott
—-
10%
week's
Cement Corp
New
England Electric System
New
Northern
Pennsylvania
Rexall
Stone
Oct
93Vb
Webster
Co
United
Fruit
United
Shoe
U S Rubber
S
—
i
Co
Co common
System
91%
36%
Dec
30%
Jan
Feb
13
Apr
Allen
Wrigley Stores—.
Electric
American
Avis
*
90
Jan
Jan
Burroughs
17
Jan
55%
Jun
32 Va
Jan
&
Machine
Consumers
Power
Oct
58 V4 Mar
Continental
Oct
42
Nov
31V*
Jan
50%
Apr
64
Jan
.
41 %
Dec
62%
\
Jan
25%
Dec
36%
Apr
11%
Dec
65 Vb
Jun
45 Va
Oct
65 Va
Jun
.
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Davidson
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Balcrank
Inc
Low
—1
:
Cincinnati
Gas
Cincinnati
Cine
Preferred
Tex Pac__—
Telephone
Cincinnati
Transit
—
Eagle
Rapid
94%
468
7%
264
6%
Jan
10%
155
10 Va
Jan
Airlines
24 VB
19
19 V4
22%
Mount
Parke
Sep
Rickel
20
Sep
550
25%
Oct
451
81%
Feb
139%
123
22
Nov
28 Va
101/4
112
Jun
13 V*
Oct
39
35
31%
32 Va
21%
21
22%
171
32%
323/8
333/s
277
31
423/4
423/4
43 ft
213
40
18 Vs
18 Va
19V4
310
18%
36% Mar
Dec
5
11%
11%
11%
50
:—33%
96 %
95V4
96%
377
79%
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43%
44%
106
42
65
66 Va
92
58
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—
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653/4
10
Steel——.
40%
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——
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20 Vs
1
—
•
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41
19%
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Co
13%
"
Bethlehem
Steel
Boeing Airplane
New
1
—
—___
V_
Products
—
Dec
Dec
25%
Jan
5
100
4
Jun
5
333/4
337
29 y8
27%
27%
193
65%
25 % July
61 % July
Sep
Steel—
Detroit
Du
;—I
Chemical
Dow
'
-
Pont—
Federated
Ford
Dept Stores new
•_.
Metal
—
5
'
33/8
Jan
13%
Jun
6a/4
Jan
20%
43/4 Aug
356
20%
Dec
27%
Feb
383
17
Dec
17
Dec
Jan
17
283/e
665
Sep
32%
8%
83/4
275
83/b
Dec
1 Va
16%.yApr
400'
1%
Jun
28
1%
Jun
Apr
2%
Jan
May
12%
2%
10%
6%
2%
100
10%
10%
loo
6%
1,217
33/4
Jan
11%
525
10%
Dec
6%
11
2%
2%
600
2%
10
2
May
Motor—j
Fruehauf
General
:
;
General
Electric—
28
Sep
3
100
3
Oct
4%
2
2%
982
2
Oct
3% Mar
8
2%
1,802
8
275
8
Dec
12%
Jan
7%
667
7
Dec
24%
Jan
13%
125
13
Oct
18%
Jan
7
2
Dec
36% Mar
General
Motors
Greyhound
18
Apr
253/4
Dec
43%
Jan
Oct
59 V4
29%
Apr
153/4
Feb
11%
-
•
13%
Jun
Nov
Jan
Jan
97 Ya
Sep
Dec
67
Jan
Sep
May
77
Jan
35
31
20Va
97
14%
Acme
180
ll3/4
147
Laboratories
Steel
Admiral"
Co
&
Jones
Corp.
Jan
Alleghany Corp
17% Aug
Allied
Nov
16%
37 V4
Jan
Paper
Aluminium
88%
163/4
17%
3,500
16
Dec
323/4
new
U
10%
11
800
10%
Dec
23%
Dec
■
1ft
com
Mfg
10
7%
73/4
1,100
6%
9%
_i
_8
10%
2,500
8% May
103/4
11%
400
23%
233/4
24%
32
313/4
32%
28% Oct
81%
Oct
17%
Apr
1
67%
65%
68%
3,200
1,800
1,700
1
21%
21%
22 Vs
3,800
1
—
44
41%
44
*
of
America
American
Airlines
American
46%
49%
326
44%
Dec
49%
Dec
49%
,.
Jan
Theatres
(Un)
(Un)
—
273/8
27%
135
27
Dec
39 V.
Jun
American Can Co
58 »/4
58%
80
55
Oct
693/4
Jan
American
Cyanamid
39
403/a
108
38 Va
Nov
70%
Jan
American
Investment Co
47
48
86
39 y4
Jun
49 V4
Jan
American
Mach
32
31%
32%'...
254
27%
Nov
41%
Jan
American
Motors
Fdry
Corp
22%
22 Vs
22%
139
183/4
Jun
22%
Dec
American
Rad
Stano
80%
80%
20
47
Apr
80%
Dec
American
Steel
Jan
American
Tel &
Tobacco
58% Aug
American
Viscose
273/a
1
McGraw
Mead
(Un)
Montgomery
National
—
Ward
Cash
RR
Pennsylvania
RR
*
'
:
Corp
Regis
Sinclair
Socony
Mobil
Oil!
Standard
15 Vb
101
13
Dec
25 Va
Jan
Amurex
74V4
74%
65
72
Oct
987/s
Jan
Anaconda
1831/4 1861/4
278
Dec
265V4
Jan
Co
Nov
16%
Jan
Oct
39%
Jan
Oil
Oil
Feb
133
Jun
Arkansas
39 Va
Dec
Armco
38%
39%,.
149
1793/4
95
&
400
263/4 Mar
44
32%
Oct
31
Dec
43%
Jan
4,300
40
Oct
59%
Jun
1
19%
19%
19%
400
17%
Feb
20%
Oct
3.50
90
86 Vb
90
500
49%
Jan
90
Dec
18
17%
19%
9,900
173/4
Dec
29%
Feb
11% Oct
16
Feb
25%
Sep
37%
Jan
•0
Jan
97
^5
11%
11%
12%
1,200
1
(Un)
263/4
26%
27%
600
96
95%
96%
6,000
62%
63%
200
43%
40%
43%
1,500
1%
1%
400
44
42%
45%
800
93
Jan
Armour &
20-
125
-17%
Dec
297/8
Dec
Ashland
42%
317
34
Sep
53%
Jan
$1.50
75Vb
77%
77
99%
Jan
Atchison
56 %
Jan
.41 Va
95
65%
54%
40%
42%
796
20
42%
(Un)
Steel Corp
20V4
16
42%
42%
50
61% July
71
40%
20
38%
50%
Sep
Dec
24 3/4
Jan
89V4
Dec
Sep
49%
Feb
Sep
Jan
Co.
Oil
12.50
(Un)
A
(N
common
(Un)„;
—
(Un)
.10
5%
66%
13V«
13%
1,800
36 V«
36Vs
200
64%
66%
1,400
33
1%
83%
Sep
Sep
May
43%
Dec
Dec
2%
Jan
42% Oct
10% July
63
Jan
15%
Oct
29%
38% May
76% Jan
Oct
87% Sep
40%
38%
40%
3,500
29% May
41%
Feb
1
20Va
20
20%
1,200
18% July
23%
Jan
32%
32%
150
30% May
34 % Mar
21%
22%
3,400
80%
27%
*
Topeka & Santa Fe—
10
non-cum
preferred
Products
Corp
Atlantic
13 Vs
81% May
__5
Refining common..
preferred
2nd
Refining
21%
9%
Co
561/4
114
37%
54
343/4 May
41% Aug
62 %
52
38%
Apr
621/2
30%
30%
7
30 3/8
Dec
34V4
Nov
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas cl
34%
35
324
31%
Aug
46%
Jan
Bastian-Blessing
43 y4
43'/4
44%
228
35 %
Sep
54%
Jan
Belden
Mfg Co_
26V4
261/4
27%
225
25%
Oct
52%
Jan
Bell
Gossett
69 Va
Jun
Bendix
Jan
Jan
10% Aug
300
18
Oct
26% Mar
40
500
21
Jun
13%
14%
9%
Dec
34%
Sep
500
is ya
39%
4
9%
18
10
601/4
60 VB
60 VB
96
50%
—5
24%
24%
35
24%
Dec
86%
86%
54
79'/4
Sep
15%
15%
50
15
Dec
15%
5
Oct
34%
109
10
Z_3
Corporation
&
Corp
Jan
Benquet
Jan
Bethlehem
Jan
2
111/4
25
10%
Oct
16%
Jan
45
50
34%
Jan
49 3A
Jun
Booth
50%
20
41 Yo Mar
53%
Nov
Borg-Warner
32%
32%
175
27%
Jun
38%
Jan
Brach
531/4
55
152
471/8
Oct
77%
Jun
Brunswick
.
New
Fisheries
&
Sons
new
common
Corp
wi
54
54%
85
497/8
Dec
79
Jan
33%
34%
75
31%
Sep
48V4
Jan
231/4
231/4
40
20
Oct
37V4
Jan
Company
Burlington Industries
34%
36 Va
95
33%
Sep
55%
Jan
Burroughs
38
38
39
34% May
421/4
Jan
Burton-Dixie
10
39%
Jan
49% July
40
401/2
Sep
53 Va
Jan
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
18%
Oct
26
Jan
Canadian
447/s
Nov
50%
Jan
Carrier Corp common
Celanese Corp of America
49V4
48%
48
4834
49V4
21
43Vs
38%
23%
43 V8
38Va
39%
386
10
731
35% May
38 Vb Dec
~
Budd
Calumet
&
July
Feb
90
Dec
17%
Oct
24
May
15%
14%
15%
2,300
13%
Oct
20 %
Jun
68%
Oct
74
Feb
65%
5%
66%
800
pi
"l%
1%
1ft
2,600
39%
39 Va
40%
3,600
45%
45
45%
150
38%
5
1
May
37% Dec
38%
Jan
8 Vs Mar
1%
Oct
57%
Jan
53% July
38% Dec
Corp
^
Hecla
38%
25
300
23%
Nov
32%
34ya
3,600
32%
Nov
48 %
Jan
.*
36 %
36 %
37%
32
Nov
41
Nov
97
92%
98%
1,250
4,300
49%
Feb
98%
Dec
*
42%
42%
49
4,900
42%
Dec
49
Dec
14%
14%
400
13%
Dec
27%
5
:
1,000
23% July
31% Aug
Jan
1
16%
17
700
16%
Dec
23%
Jan
27%
27%
29
2,500
26%
Dec
40%
Jun
12.50
Inc
17
5
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
Pacific
38
24%
34%
*
(E J)
34%
48%
5
77
900
5
54
34%
100
100
18
5
Corp
Corp
common
Jan
90
5
Binks
(Un)—
(Un)
41%
17% Aug
17%
.1
—
Inc
Corp
11% May
90
8
-
Consolidated
Manufacturing Co
Boeing Airplane
31 Va
5%
3,600
18
»
Co
Steel
14
1
10
50%
32%
A
Co
11V4
25
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60
Avco
45
10
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For footnotes, see page 42.
50
—2.50
Common
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5
1.25
Gas
54%
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25
(HI)
&
conv
Dec
5,800
33%
Company
4-
Jan
433/4
Co
class
Co
Jan
166%
San
Corp
25%
34%
Foundries
Tel
107
42%
<fe
Louisiana
19
64%
50c
(Ind)
35% Jan
32%
(Ill)_
37%
5
Railway
Jan
10
22%
43%
Apache Corp
124
Oil
41%
15
Sperry Rand
Standard
54%
20
1.40
!
Jan
323/4
(Un)-—
62%
1
5
Industries
Southern
Mar
42 V4
5
10
Oil
Southern
38%
*
Paper—
Schenley
Z
.
5
Republic Steel
St
185
33 %c
1
Petroleum
Oil
Radio
46
31%
111% II41/4
.
*
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Pure
Dec
5
;
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Central
Phillips
14%
14%
.15%
-_5
Distillers
Lead
Y
170
17
6
•54%
.
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:
Register
National
National
N
7
153/4.
;
1
Chemical
13%
Jan
Nov
10
—12.50
Co
5
Edison
Corp
Monsanto
16
5
1
8
Jun
Broadcasting-Paramount
10
(P)
Co
High
Oct
17%
(Un)
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
10
Ltd
Aluminum
Shares
High
50
Corp
Chalmers
Low
900
—1
Feb
Sales
56%
——
2
Laughlin
Lorillard
Martin
Jan
for Week
of Prices
55%
;
Advance Ross Electronics
Week's
56%
Dec
_•
1
Jun
_^__5
—
23%
11% May
14
Par
1
Abbott
413/4
17% July
139
Last
Sale Price
Dec
3
.
Harvester
Jan
Exchange
Range
Friday
S T O C K S
96%
1%
;
—
International
3%
50%
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
383/4
1
—
July
1,000
Midwest Stock
57%
_1
•
—
4
2
38
3
1
Dec
^5
Trailer
Dynamics—
Jan
May
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40%
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Udylite
Dec
4,007
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Jan
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&
(HW)
860
29
41%
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Brewing
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1%
1% May
3% Jan
15
27%
1
Clemens
Dec
65%
Products
Davis
90c
49
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Refineries
Screw
Dec
1,070
19%
Michigan Chemical
Michigan Sugar common
28%
Sep
17%
Masco
17
41%
Wines
Leonard
38% July
29% Mar
20%
Feb
31%
22%
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12
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1
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Nov
97 %
24
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98%
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31%
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315
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95
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149 %
5
22%
1
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Avco
98
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American
Ashland
38%. Jan
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35%
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Aluminium
Jan
41%
36%
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Alleghany
42%
Feb
146
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&
Dec
30%
98
50
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Greeting
Kroger
Procter
23%
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170
1,138
1
20 Va
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Kysor Heater
Feb
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Sep
34%
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18%
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292
Jan
17
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10
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King Seeley
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10
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Champion Paper common
Carey
Shares
17
Feb
'
Co
Hastings
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Hall
Sales
Jun
2%
47%
1
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Paige
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12V4
150
14%
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801
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Jan
140
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Aug
Jan
Feb
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for Week
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Par
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Exchange
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Friday
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23 ya
24%
650
22%
Jan
29
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700
12% Dec
13%
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30c
(Un)
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(Un)
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34
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in
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended December 16)
Week's
Last
Central
West
South
5%
Feb
39 3
8
500
29%
Feb
41%
Jun
Monsanto
21%
21%
21%
150
17% May
22(4
Nov
Montgomery
53 Va
54%
19%
22
58%
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Feb
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North
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Flour
Rubber
&
Mills
68%
1,700
68 %' Dec
Northern
Natural
Gas
Northern
States
200
26% Mar
41 %
Dec
49% Sep
Jan
63
Dec
Northwest
23 Vs
24 Va
4,500
20 Va
Sep
29
Jan
Oak
35
3,500
31%
Dec
46(4
Jan
Ohio
Edison
200
11%
Jan
Ohio
Oil
22%
25%
80
82%
40%
40%
16%
18
15%
7% Oct
20%
1,100
.
Sep
41 %
Jan
-
65
63%
—10
30
30
30%
Dec
Olin-Mathieson
40%
Dec
Owens-Illinois Glass
7.50
—
600
8Vi
Oct
13%
Je'.i
14%
Dec
31(4
Jan
Pacific
250
38 V*
Apr
54%
Dec
48%
100
40%
Feb
48%
Dec
36%
400
32
Oct
37% July
850
21%
Nov
32(4
Jan
950
70%
Oct
98%
Jan
265%
Jan
183% 190 V'4
1,000
179%
Oct
25%
900
22(4
Nov
33
Jan
Jan
133
Jun
27%
94%
1,500
4,600
Corp
—5
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28 3
Nov
Parke-Davis
25
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Pepsi-Cola
Pfizer
Phelps
Dodge
Philco
25%
Nov
12V4
200
11%
Nov
16% July
53 Va
300
42(4
Oct
53 Vs
Dec
11%
12%
400
10%
Dec
22(4
Jun
7%
2,300
5%
Oct
121/4
General
Portland
General
Public
Gen
Tele
36
200
24%
Feb
36
Dec
34
300
33 Va
Oct
42 %
Feb
26
26%
1,150
23%
Nov
29
Jan
Raytheon
35%
500
32
Jun
39
Feb
Republic Steel Corp
Revlon Inc
6%
35 %
7%
8
Feb
60% July
600
7%
66
92%
Jan
6%
4,300
Oct
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Dec
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Jan
33%
Sep
53
Jan
75%
77%
4,000
70%
Sep
74
74
74
2%
1,000
99%
Jan
62% Aug
100
74
Dec
26%
Oct
33%
Dec
40%
Dec
55%
Jan
38
38
38
200
26
25%
26
1,300
22% Mar
27(4
26
27V4
8,200
23%
Dock-
(Un)
80%
Jan
Aug
May
Service Co
Public
Pullman
of
Company
Oil
Pure
Co
Indiana—,
37 Va
42
Oct
200
26
Oct
35% Mar
1,500
60
Jan
90 V4
1,100
11%
Dec
100
34%
Nov
57%
12%
14%
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37%
3,400
21V4
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37%
23%
Nov
Jan
43(4
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15%
Dec
32%
Sep
47%
Jan
200
20 Vs
Oct
23% Mar
37V2
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30
Feb
41%
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50
17
Oct
17%
Oct
Sep
50 %
Jan
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38%
39
Radio
Rexall
63%
34%
1,400
39%
Aug
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44%
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37%
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71 Va
Jan
91
92
300
56 %
Jan
94
Dec
28%
29V4
250
28%
Sep
31%
Apr
28V4
28
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200
27%
Dec
38
Jan
32
32%
1,600
31%
Dec
46% Jan
54 %
Dec
61%
Nov
Stewart-Warner
Feb
Storkline
130
130
5%
5%
22%
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8%
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9%
Feb
Feb
7%
Jun
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150
Dec
32 Va
Apr
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33%
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500
20
Jan
Dec
Sep
Dec
Aug
50
53%
26
26
55%
55%
55%
9,700
44%
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12%
12%
700
11%
8%
8%
300
7%
Jun
12
—1
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Jan
Aug
11%
54%
Apr
Jan
19 Va May
36 Va
Jan
1,100
42%
Oct
80 %
Jun
100
22%
Sep
28
Jan
Feb
59%
Jun
Nov
15% Aug
9% Jan
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100
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Jun
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2,100
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Nov
31
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36
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46
30
30
100
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37%
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56%'A.
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Feb
56 %
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Oct
13%
Jan
Apr
May
50%
Jan
46%
Feb
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25
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100
300
45%
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45
44
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28 Vs
Jun
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200
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Stanray Corporation .1
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Dec
July
36% July
500
11
Dec
21
25%
25V4
300
23
Apr
33
Jun
wi—_—5
common
27 %
340
25 %
Dec
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Dec
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Dec
24%
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29,300
Nov
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Jan
22%
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4,800
23
Feb
Jan
541/4
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130
38%
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44%
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100
125
63
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54%
20
Jan
40%
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of
Jan
100
42%
23
Oil
18 %
61
600
53%
Standard
Dec
61
Jan
61%
44
(Un).,.——2.50
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1,400
54%
39%
58%
23%
Dredging
9%
3
49% Aug
36% Jun
Jun
—1
———1
Standard
Jan
9
Oct
27%
Jan
——
16%
9
31
400
13%
Standard
Oil
42 Va Mar
500
32%
78%
(Un)
Co
600
33%
32%
Feb
Spiegel Inc
Square
47%
31
47
46%
(Un)
13% July
1
—1
;
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12
12
7%:
7
7
6%
53%
3,400
6%
51%
6%
1
£
1,400
,
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1,100
48 % July
Mar
Jan
17%
Jan
63
Jan
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24%
25%
1,800
21% Aug
30%
Feb
Sundstrand
31
301/4
31
1,200
28%
Dec
47%
Jan
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co—
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40%
39
401/4
3,000
37%
Sep
50 V.
Jan
Swift
&
25(4
25%
26%
750
24% Aug
43
Jan
43
42V2
43V4
16,200
38%
SeD
50 V4
Jan
Tenn
Gas
24%
500
26 y8
Jan
1
23%
23
23%
2,900
20% May
24 Vt
Jan
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Corp
47%
46%
48V4".
1,500
39 Va
50%
Transmission
Feb
23V4
23%
5
—
Company
5
23%
22%
25
Co
811/2
80%
81%
2,200
28 y4
28V4
100
6,600
16%
20%
Sep
July
Oct
24%
Apr
Jun
86%
Jan
Oct
36%
Jan
5
32%
600
29(4
Feb
36(4
Oct
58%
57%
58%
600
48%
Oct
58%
Dec
91(4
91%
92%
300
Sep
135%
Jan
Textron
50c
20%
20%
221/4
1,400
31
31
311/4
300
30%
Dec
31V4
Dec
63%
300
47%
Feb
66 Va
Jun
33
32%
Dec
38
Aug
Thor
241/4
24%
800
23
Jun
28%
Jan
—'
44%
45%
900
63%
241/4
63%
32%
300
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge (Un)__5
33
32
Feb
46% May
Toledo
Edison
18%
19 Va
15%
Feb
19%
20%
201/4
20%
300
Sep
18 V4 Mar
20%
Trane
Company
Dec
32 Va
9%
10
32%
10
1,000
55
56
42 3 i
35%
77
89
Inc
Oct
Dec
89%
Jan
Trav-ler
54 Va
Jan
Tri
38%
Aug
20th
Oct
99 Va
Jan
208
Jan
89
32
72Va
500
63
14% May
5%
5%
2%
Co...
Transamerica
9%
9(4
24%
Radio Corp
Salle
St
Dec
Union
Bag-Camp
6(4 July
Union
Carbide
3% Jan
Union
Electric
Oil
Union
Pacific
Sep
Brick
Inc
Utilities
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Min & Mfg (Un>—_P_.
Mississippi River Fuel
L—
Modine Manufacturing Co„
For footnotes, see page 42.
Aug
United
Aircraft
29%
Jan
United
Air
9
Oct
12
Deo
United
Corporation
100
79
May
89%
Jan
United
Fruit
18%
19
250
15
Mar
22 %
Jun
United
States
23
25%
1,700
20
Nov
25%
Oct
U
S
Rubber
7
May
40% May
9% Aug
U
S
Steel
54 Va
Jan
Universal
Universal
Oil
Walgreen
Co
1,200
51
300
58
58
200
45
Feb
62 Va
Nov
61%
63(4
8
50-
63(4
700
36%
Apr
63%
12%
12.50
38%
12%
100
7
-79%
8%
7%
7%
200
80%
7%
17V4
11
74%
72%
76
33%
-33%
33%
;
;
21(4
21
22%
-
200
58% Mar
80%
26%
600
23
29 Va Mar
5%
76%
34
5%
Dec
11%
Jan
400
33% May
39%
Jan
43%
100
30 % Mar
43%
Dec
76%
600
76
Nov
82
Jan
34
34%
119% 122 %
29%
43%
__
200
5%.
Oct
36%
.
*36
76
•
.
300
Oct
36 Va
107
Oct
147%
Jun
600
32
Jan
25
41%
42
300
33 % Mar
27
26%
27
%
2,900
Sep
31
Jan
36%
36%
38 %
400
32%
Apr
46 Va
Aug
35
35
37%
550
25%
Apr
37%
Jan
7%
7'/4
2,400
7
Jun
7%
15%
15%
16%
9,000
15
Nov
31%
—4
1081/2
104% 108%
700
45
451/4
300
40%
74%
78
4,100
62%
63%
400
291/4
31%
4,200
4
Jun
1,200
5
1221/2
1
5
45
16%
78
-
Va
July
Nov
Whirlpool Corp
96
May
Dec
38%
18 Va
Feb
White
Inc
..1
Electric
Motor
Wilson
&
13
Jan
Wisconsin
Electric
22%
Feb
Wisconsin
Public
19%
Jan
Woolworth
32%
8ep
7%
60
Jan
Oct
30 V4 Mar
,
20%
Apr
12
Nov
Wrigley
Jun
Yates-America
(Wm)
Youngstown
Zenith
W)
Publishing
87 %
34% Aug
25% July
Radio
311/2
Jr
Power
25
86%
Feb
1
39% Aug
46% Nov
116
Apr
Jan
Jun
Sep
63%
9
Co
Co
&
'
200|
59%;
9%
5,800
51%
53% 7
28%
40%
41 %
41%
2,400
69%
Sep
103 Vt
Jan
46
Oct
70 Vt
Aug
22%
Oct
31%
Dec
Jan
41%
10
29 Vs
25%
9
45%
Jan
Dec
Aug
13% July
64%
22% Aug
37% Dec
34 Va
Jan
400
67%
Jan
33% May
42%
Feb
-
..
900
,
41 %
41%
41%
36%
Feb
29
29
100
25%
Feb
31 Va
10
67%
67%
68%
300
67%
Dec
73
12 Vs
12 Va
Dec
—
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12%
941/4
16%
16%
89
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100
12%
93%
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102
500
42%
19
Jun
Sep
Jan
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78%
Apr
94 Vt
Dec
700
16%
Dec
24%
Jun
85 7
Oct
137%
Jan
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450
800
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ty.
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July
600
>.
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104 iK
rv
60
Feb
1,100
29%
1
10
(Un)
Co
Corp..
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Service
Machine
Sheet
59
9
52%
*
;
(Un)
Nov
(F
6.25
_5
Nov
World
Corp..
Co
Co
Nov
25% Mar
800
.1
10
198
IVi
4,700
850
13% July
200
Webcor
Dec
15%
2,700
—
Nov
July
2.50
Products
16
10
11%
>
11
-
(Un).
...
Westinghouse
8%
300
;
1
—10
I
Corp
73% Mar
300
31% x32%
10
(Un).:
Gypsum
Dec
147
400
17
16%
17%
(Del)
Co
Nov
38%
1,000
1,500
9
17
*
1
12%
147
100
38%
190 V* 192
9
801/2
25%
Dec
193% 193%
190%
80%
Jan
39
10
Match
7%
8
51
24%
•
(Un)—.
Inc
1,700
Co
Aug
38%
10
Corp
Lines
25%
4 *
...
Products
24 Va
Oct
11 »/4
16%
(Un)
Feb
81%
38(4
& Scott
11% Mar
I8V4
23%
81%
*
(Un)
Sep
400
200
1,650
19
10
*
;
RR—
8%
24V4
25
11
1
6%
Corp.
California._t—_—
19
•
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81%
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i
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11
1
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Co
24
«
common
200
of
5%
1
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26%
1
...
Century-Fox Film
La
.—.2
(Un)
•'
64%
22
80
—...2
—
(Un)_——II
Corp
25
50c
& Co
9%
.5
Continental Corp
So
^—*
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Co
2
3,400
—__L
—
Tool
4% Jan-
200
2'A
5%
2%
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Producing
Power
Sep
31V4 Mar
300
87
Inc
Gulf
Texas
49%
100
74
Dec
Texaco
9%
850
35%
89
86 Vi
2,000
40%
40%
4
A
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food
Middle
41 % Mar
1,000
_:
900
1
Mfg—
preferred
Merck Si Co.
1,500
78%
(Un)
14%
25
common
common
52%
13%
Pacific Co
14Va
50c
Co
Merritt Chapman
|!«
(Uni
McCrory Corp
III
]•*
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Tobacco
Ling-Temco Electronics Inc
Lytton's (Henry C) & Co
Martin
51%
——10
Southwestern Public
Jun
1
Lincoln
Marshall Field
52%
Jun
74%
(Un)P__
38
4
hit
|t
Apr
78%
—
32% May
*
&
111
38
37%
-1
Corp
700
u5
University
common..
common
Libby McNeil & Libby
Marquette
Jan
Dec
Apr
—
Oil
34%
1
Liggett
■Tf
57%
16
78%
B
Sinclair
33%
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it
V#:
Mar
600
52%
Signode Steel Strapping Co——
*
33(4
Myers
43
18%
77%
Co—
Jan
8.75
Corp
Co
500
18
Oct
Pen
37
porp (Un)——._—*
Extension
Salle
Laclede
47%
18
Dec
....
(W A)
Union
La
Jan
30%
.....
26% July
ill
Leath
Feb
26% Mar
46% Oct
(Un)
5,300
—10
Knapp Monarch Co
|H
56 V4
34%
1,700
<
49
—
31%
Chemical——33 (4c
Kropp Forge Co
>* i
66 Va May
49% Jun
1,000
6,200
48%
(Un)_——__.—1.40
Schenley Industries
30 %
31%
3.50
&
Mil
at
Jan
1,400
Co
20 Va
LI—_——5
Light (Un.)
hi?
1*11
Dec
17 Va
1,600
Stockyards—
Feb
*
(Un)
Co
Aluminum
Power &
'
45%
62
20%
Oct
—*
Co
Electric
Kennecott Copper
I"II
Tel
Laughlin Steel
&
Kansas
Jun
Feb
10%
7.50
(Un)
&
Power
51
14%
—"
Chemical
(Un)
wi
Tel
36% Mar
500
1,300
"•
55%'
Public Service class A.——13
Sep
—*
International Shoe Co
M»
8,500
^
2.50
&
Co
Paper
common
Sep
k
54%
*
—
Jan
67 Vt
37
Louis
66%
——_*
RR
Co
22%
53
Regis Paper Co—_——
24 %
—10
Co
Central
Steel
Sep
Apr
Jun
53%
St
Oct
"
71
16%
41%
60 Va May
'
100
351/4
St
20
1
10
—
Jan
Jun
31%'
48%'
.—5
Corp
Petroleum Co
Dutch
Royal
56(4 May
25
54%
115%
53%
u—*
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150
1
Door.
&
Brick
Illinois
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500
400
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29%
61%
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&
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Hibbard Spencer
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Standard
14*'-»
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45V4
32%
——
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Drug
59V2
—
Oct
•
11%
(Un)..
—
;—1
Utilities—.—
Sep
Dec
(Un).:————10
Company
20 Va
—
..
Jan
Jan
31 %
Aug
83%
201/4
11
5
—
Corp of America
59%
A—_——*
——-—3
—8.33%
37%
100
38%
19%
11
—*
—5
(Un)__
(Un)
Quaker Oats Co....
Jan
2,200
89V4
13%
37%
*
.:
29%
34
30%
51
—6.25
1
I
—
39%
Oct
29 Va
30%
1
1
—10
—*
*
Aug
88
83 (4c
-
&
32
1
8
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y8
—5
City Steel Co
States
300
1,300
76%
Corp.-—3.33(4
Co
Greyhound Corp
Gulf
Oil
Corp
Oct
6%
42%
1,300
(Un)
Lakes
2%
6 Va
2%
6%
13,800
Greif Bros Cooperage class
Ui
Jan
33%
distribution
ex
Drug Stores
3%
41%
Rubber
H)
Jan
31(4
Co
(W
Oct
9
41
Brothers
Gossard
11
33(4
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
if*
Jun
41%
Cement
Corp
7%
7% Jun
41%
2%
42
1
Alden
1,000
1,100
3
Utilities
&
(The)
8%
8
—-——1.66%
Inc
Gillette
Doldblatt
x*
8%
8
10
Electronics
&
2,100
37%
39%
'
r
19%
——*
*
Standard
E»i»
Jan
Feb
36
8
Rockwell
It*.*
551/4
37Va
3
;
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Co
11%
27 Va
35%
*
19V4
55 Vt
5
—12.50
—
Petroleum
Phillips
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
Corp
F WD
—:
70
I8V4
——33 %c
33V3C
Co
(Charles) & Co
Ml*
Corp.-—.
69
18%
25
Peoples Gas Light & Coke..
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Inc—
70
50
—
Brothers
Mills
94%
—*
Co.
RR
Richman
Foods
40 V4
94%
——__1
*
Co—.....
&
Coal
Pennsylvania
Reynolds
General Motors Corp__
Sep
;
Peabody
Reynolds
General
39%
40%
——6.25
—
American World
Pan
Feb
General
32
400
:
'
2,700
111% 113%
Chemical
Jun
*
Sep
26% Mar
600
Jav
30
b\
65
31%
15
Gas..
19%
!j») t
Feb
31.
Natural
Oklahoma
34
—5
50%
30% May
25% May
Oct
Electric Co
Sep
1,600
31% May
Dec
General
Feb
43%
900
12
>»t
I
Dec
17%
500
17%
ill >
'
46%
Dec
Feb
36 %
26%
1
'
Jan
16
28%
100
34
7
36
2'
36
4,800
33%
1,700
—
2,800
16%
34%
1,600
1.
46%
43%,
65 >-
33%
14
Finance—...
Jan
Dec
16%
*
20%
Corp
31%
47'Va
41%
:
19
Dynamics
Nov
30% May
36
Co
13
Contract
15
500
29% Aug
41 % Jan
64%
Box
600
47%
20%
13
General
16%
47
Sep
66
General
15%
47%
Nov
20
General
p
Jan
9% Feb
14%
1
Mb
108
Nov
29
.—2
I,'if'
Sep
5%
22%
Co
f
79
300
900
12(4
——2
.—1
400
6V1
1,900
Inc
Corp
86 %
6V4
2,400
Trailer
Bankshares
86
16
Dairies
General
86
33
Fruehauf
Corporation
58 % Mar
28%
52
5
35%
Oct
15 Va
82%
24
1
Co
Dec
49%
32
Foremost
Motor
24%
200
28 V4
I* I
Ford
1,000
55 Va
15%
ft
M
24%
55 Va
6%
w
Jan
24%
32V4
29%
74%
—
.
Jun
28%
Sep
48%
27%
"
Nov
1
Dec
56 V4 July
22%
113/4
Jan
8 Va
5
Paramount
24%
19%
69%
Oct
3.33
31%
74
190%
Dec
5% May
51
Manufacturing Co—
16
17%
54%
Jun
2% July
55(4
Co—*
Service
4
100
500
44%
(Un)
700
9%
54
Oct
Bancorporation
(Minnesota)
300
1,250
-
:
5,200
6%
60V4
6%
46%
(Un)
-
10%
Dec
Co—
Co
8
33%
5
200
5
4
*
—_5
Co.—
Power
42 (4 May
53%
24
5
Inc
America
of
Public
74%
.—2
Bankshares
Wisconsin
Indiana
100
*
(Un)
Northern
36 %
I—10
wi
3
(Un)
Corp
Dec
600
1
Firstamerica
22%
49 Va
54(4
5
Firestone
Jun
63
—
1
5
»a
18%
9
-5
com
800
15%
1
20
new
22%
39
1 Va
Va
43%
5
Gas Co—
40%
16%
(Un)_-12.50
1
Corp.,
Illinois
48%
5
Gas
Illinois
Northern
25 (4
80(4
1
(Un)—.
Northern
Jan
62
1
——5
(Un)
Feb
35
8
1
Nemours
16%
Dec
62(4
24
34%
——10
Inc
Nov
13%
39
'
*
Co
10 V4
1,300
49 Ve
1.33%
I
50
2,000
15 V4
56 % Mar
//
59
60%
—*
Corp.—.
54%
11%
67(4
——10
—1
RR—
54%
C8%
25
—
Central
1
—
14 %
11%
14'/a
--10
common
—5
(Un)
Mfg
10%
—
5
.—*
(Un)
York
Co
&
22 Vs
—15
—
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1
—
5
1
Co—
American
n*
*►*
Tile
North
Mfg Co-
Tire
Lead
National
New
a%
Olf
National
Jan
5
—.—2
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
(Un) __5
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
-_1
Falstaff Brewing Corp
—1
>!>
j
N jv
Aug
Gas—
Co
Nov
(Un)
48%
Elgin National Watch
Emerson Elec
Gypsum
A'
Product
91
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de
Kodak
Eastman
National
National
Dec
Co
I)
Sep
Jar
Jan
(Un)
Lines
Air
%
78
Distillers
18
71(4
38
.8
48
———-1
(E
Eastern
Va Dec
97%
79%
73
*
82
Corp
Co
80
Oct
78%
78
50c
Dec
38(4
Apr
62%
78%
3
z-5
Oct
15
60%
A
50
Co_
Chemical
100
200
1,400
Register (Un)—;
400
Manufacturing
Dodge
16%
Jan
Cash
87(4
Diamond National Corp
Dow
16(4
.
Jan
53
National
41%
___
Co
Edison
Jan
7%
1,200
class
87%
(Un)
&
15%
8%
55 %■
Oct
Company
41%
Amer
Detroit
Dec
8(4
Convertible
Oct
25%
Specialties—
Motor
Muskegon
—-1
of
Deere
Muter
41%
.
Pub
Steel
Jan
48(4
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Crucible
Jan
29 %
Feb
Co
Co
Products
Corn
W
36
Dec
Feb
America
of
Dec
21
31
America
of
Can
Co
21%
100
35%
5,900
—5
31
(Un)
Continental Motors
Controls
100
21
417
1,800
27%
preferred
850
Co.
Power
Corp
21%
convertbile
50c
400
Edison
Foods
Container
26
2,700
common
Natural
Continental
Dec
7
45
26%
5
48
I
Consolidated
tv
13%
1
—
40%
Ilium——
Consolidated
Consumers
1,100
14%.
Co
5%
High
43%
—
(The)
Range Since Jan.1
Low
43%
(Un)
Co
&
—
36(4
System
Commonwealth
Jan
Oct
Inc
Vernon
47(4
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbia
(Philip)
Motorola
Mount
35%
Inc
Co
Morris
Jan
Jan
"
Shares
High
26%
*
2.
:——.—100
Iron
Electric
Cleveland
Oct
28%
& Co
Low
*
-
(Un)—i.
Ward
for Week
of Prices
——1
Co
Chemical
39 Vs
39
10
:
preferred
Coleman
57 %
17 % May
54%
58%
13%
..8.50
Electric—
&
Co
Cleveland-Cliffs
Jan
51
900
56 Va
8%
—.
50
550
69%
21
—
Gas
Service
13%
21%
—100
Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Yellow Cab Co
:
*
Corp
25,
Chrysler
Chemical
Monroe
1,800
38 Va
Chicago & Northwestern Ry—
5L? series A preferred
Cincinnati
Sep
12%
39%
25
*
Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific.:
Chicago
Chicago
18(4
13%
1
25
1
S3 convertible preferred—
Chicago
Par
High
Low
50c
Corp
Champlin Oil & Refining, common
Chemetron
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
2.50
Corp
Brewing
&
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
High
Low
Par
Centlivre
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
iv 1
Volume
192
Number
6013
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2541)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended December 16)
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Price Range
Friday
STOCKS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Aeco
Cement
American
Factors Lta
Bishop
Oil
Corp pfd
_
22
21%
22%
350
27
2 I
27
1,700
Co
8
Broadway-Hale
Buttes
Gas
Stores
&
California
Oil
Ink
Inc
_
.
1.70
._5.50
Corp
Dominguez
Emporium
Fields
Capwell
Oil
Friden
Co
Ltd
___10
class
A
35%
Humor
Co
Oil
Idano
Maryland
Imperial
Jade
of
California
Co
3,600
27
5,900
70
5%
1,000
Meier
Norris
15 '/a Mar
Co
Sep
39%
29 %
Jun
38 %
Jan
30c
Dec
72c
38
Nov
46 Va
Nov
7
Oct
19%
Petroleum
2.50
44%
6,200
8%
10%
4,400
2.10
2.15
1,100
60c
62c
15,000
75c
800
July
2.95
62c
Feb
3.50
29,200
32c
May
1.00
Jun
40c
46c
1.25
1.35
1.55
900
50
50
51%
550
—10c
6%
28c
28c
31c
7,000
15%
15%
100
1.20
1.20
1.25
1,900
21c
23c
31.300
(Un)
Industries Inc
Pepsi-Cola
United
Oil
Rhodes
Western
Southern
&
Cal
Gas
Co
Sugar
pfd
Westates
Petroleum
Preferred
West
Insurance
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
10
22%
21%
22%
234
21
6.25
53 Va
51
53%
441
22'/a
Dec
45
%
Jan
2%
Apr
Jan
42
Jan
Dec
32%
Jun
Oct
64%
Jun
—————■—Stocks
—
J—Bonds
———
•
■■■•■
■
10
30
20
10
Total
15
10
First
Second
10
Total
Indus¬
Rail¬
Utili¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
trials
roads
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
U10.90
127.77
97.02
202.57
91.42
80.66
79.70
Date
Dec.
9
—
_
40
Bonds
85.21
84.25
85.06
84.15
91.40
80.65
79.62
85.20
84.22
91.40
80.66
79.58
15
85.21
610.76
84.21
126.88
97.64
202.58
91.52
80.67
79.87
85.50
Dec
46c
14
Nov
17%
1.15 Aug
12c
Averages
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
202.95
Mar
2.20
25c
Sep
Dec.
—W
91.43
Feb
Feb
Nov
24'/a
25%
Averages
are
Utilities, 8.53;
compiled
65
daily
17.58.
stocks,
by
using
the
following
80.65
divisors:
79.47
Industrials,
3.38;
84.39
Rails,
5.234:
Feb
20%
Dec
1.00 July
23 Va
1.90 Mar
26%
Jan
Apr
Feb
4
May
2,300
5
Nov
10
11
Dec
25%
Jan
21%
21%
22
500
16% May
23%
Sep
A_^25
29%
29%
29%
700
31
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
8,300
Aug
6%
Dec
28%
Jan
3.00
300
2%
Oct
16%
1,900
12 Va
Jun
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date
5% Mar
16
16 */8 Mar
1.05
1.10
6%
6%
100
32
33
300
7c
10c
Dec
1
202.94
23c
23,000
10c
15%
29%
202.73
6%
—
20
97.28
13%
;
600
97.65
5%
4*
245
1%
30%
97.49
11%
j.
16 %
1%
30%
127.86
6%
5
15%
30%
1
5
July
127.10
23 Va May
50
(Un).
5
Jan
28 %
Apr
126.74
20
6%
10
Life
Co
38%
16%
112.09
13%
(Un)
Coast
27
612.68
100
25%
1.05
364
20%
Jan
Nov
611.72
2,100
6
1
28%
20%
Sep
80 %
25
13——
1.05
25%
common
27%
Sep
15% May
25% Nov
14—, '•. '{
24%
6%
16%
50
28 %
55%
238
12—
1
series
70%
21%
Dec.
25%
25%
common
68 %
21%
Dec.
2.75
Union
70%
Feb
■_^_1
_
.
Dec
4%
Jan
25c
Co
__
126
Jan
2.80
1.05
2
Bottlers
Gas
Mar
3%
62
Dec
Aug
24%
—
20
_
..
1.20
50
25%
—
25%
25
Sugar Co Ltd
Reserve
—
pfd__ —25
103
100
the
are
the New
on
Jun
1
Invest
Apr
10
4
Stock and Bond
Below
Feb
19,400
Co
45
21%
v.—
Alloys Steel
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Jun
1.95
preferred
4
_l
& Foundry
Chemical.
&
Jan
1.90
—2oc
Jan
Jan
1.70 July
1.75
;
56%
35
Jan
42%
Jan
1.90
Co_:
4
Sep
42% July
210
__5
Engineering
Glass
Jun
1.85 July
45c
Apr
44%
10
38
36
5
Corp_______
Jan
24,300
1.35
1.75
(Un)
43%
9% Mar
26%
19% Mar
25%
40c
46c
43%
Jan
Aug
100
30c
9
S
Dec.
Oil
Pacific
6%
Aug
21% Mar
Dec
800
—10
Oil
American
Oahu
27
1.90
Frank Co Inc_
5 % %
26% May
Feb
4,200
500
____
M
Merchants
North
Jan
23
1
Co
&
&
19%
3%
200
10
Vanadium
1.70
35%
__10c
__
Salt
M
J
U
Nov
lo%
21c
M
2.00
(Un) —50c
Corp
Western
Oil
Leslie
Jan
36
Sep
Nov
United
Dec
4%
Apr
(The)
25%
8%
Jan
29%
35%
10c
-
Mines
35
1.80
38c
—1
new
common________ 33 %c
General Exploration Co of California__l
Products Corp
1
Good
15c
16
Gladden
Holly
10
370
122% 122%
—1
„
High
8%
35V4
43%
__100
common
Seeberg
Dec
Sep
250
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsuurgn Plate Uluss
Range Since Jan.1
Low
8%
*
preferred
Shares
High
25%
7%
Co__
7%
8%
5
Jan
7%
7c
3
21
Glass
Low
5
Plymouth Oil Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
100
27
(Joseph)
Jeanette
Pgh
Refractories
Dec
6,400
1.60
Walker
of
27
4.000
1.70
~
Inc
Co
Nov
28%
m
(Un)___
26'/a May
8
4%
16%
Co
Dec
9c
27
27
___
Oil
21%
21 Va May
3%
21
River Packers (Un)____ —5
Crestmont Consolidated Corp
Cypress Abbey Co
;
2
Dole
63c
1.65
5
__
Jun
8c
3%
_
Co_
High
20c
3%
8c
1
*
_
118,400
32%
Min _—oc
Columbia
Exeter
Low
55c
_
Range Since Jan.1
High
39c
(Un;_..—-25
(Un)
Mammoth Consolidated
Cnica Oil Corp..
Bolsa
Shares
54c
American
Black
of Prices
Low
Corp
Home
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Harbison
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
Duquesne Brewing Co
Duquesne Light Co
Sales
Range
Sale Price
on
other Exchanges.
Week's
Last
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast
Stock Exchange.
This list does not include
approximately 500 issues
on
dually traded
37
10c
6,000
25,900
4%
Dec. 13
Dec. 14—.
103.48
Aug
Thurs.
Oct
45%
Jan
Sep
14c
Range for 1959
103.36
Dec.
Jan
Wed.
7%
Jan
7c
Dec. 12
Tues.
2.45
1.00 July
29
Closing
Mon.
102.45
_
_
15
_
_
Jan
Fri.
Dec. 16__
High
103.36
_
_
Low
109.60
__
Aug
4
Sep 23
101.42
1
Range for I960
High
103.76
__
.
.
109.39
__
Low
Jan
8
Oct
_
.
26
'
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Last
t
i
Far
Steel
Wood
American
Tel
95
21 %
Dec
42 %
71%
72%
246
61%
Oct
82%
96%
94%
96%
3,187
79%
Jan
97%
Sep
Atlantic
Research
*
Electric
Corp
Transit
12
_
Co
Martin
Merek
-V
National
Corn
Inc
71%
12%
&
&
week
for the current year.
47
26%
43%
51
51
-
60
50
66
63%
66
13
13
14%
41%
41
42
10%
10%
140
28%
29%
85
11,235
Oct
Oct
19 %
Dec
56 Va
Nov
18%
Apr
41 Va
19%
201
16% May
20
Dec
349
36%
Apr
63%
Dec
80
80%
73% Mar
95%
60
65
30
60
300
28
28%
452
23
*
27%
26%
28%
340
22%
26%
26%
26%
1.301
11
10%
11%
3,005
30%
Nov
5
31%
31%
603
•
51%
50%
51%
2,367
10
Co
9%
9%
9%
18
17 Va
50
727
30%
803
13%
42%
18%
30%
10
13 %
40%
42%
40
405;-;
8%
6%%
88%
129.5
107.7
103.5
+2.1
115.1
92.2
92.1
+0.1
108.3
87.1
133.4
+1.6
137.3
118.4
129.8
+
1.5
134.1
120.5
74.3
+3.2
86.7
25%
Jan
28%
Oct
17%
subord
■1
67.0
16
12% May
38% Apr
IV
Dec
26%
Feb
31% Aug
12%
Nov
20
Jan
42%
8%
38%
Jun
18%
Oct
22%
52%
52%
14
Mon.
Dec. 12
Tues.
Dec. 13
Bank
Gov't
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
3,024,890
$3,870,000
$240,000
$4,110,000
3,501,580
Wed.
_
.
_
Dec. 14
5,194,000
285,000
5,479,000
3,879,455
Thurs.
Dec. 15
Fri.
Int'l
6,993,000
Dec. 16—
3,662,690
8ales
288,000
7,281,000
309,000
6,302,000
296,000
5,831,000
$27,585,000
_
5,993,000
5,535,000
_
Total
$1,418,000
$29,003,000
;
72
Week Ended Dec. 16
1960
Stocks—Number
Bonds—
.
U.
S.
•-
Feb
92%
and
Jan
Jun
64%
"
■
$4,500
Bank
*-JT.
Industrial—:
Total—
1959
.
795,506,267
■
—
$1,433,000
27,585,000
—
31,977,000
$29,003,000
—.
$12,000
16,000
_i_—,
$1,41 sl 000
72,194,150
1,215,275,600
:
-
67,035,600
1,461,675,600
$33,410,000 $1,287,474,250 $1,528,739,200
Nov
55%
1960
731,731,453
Jun
28%
;
Jan. 1 to Dec. 16
1959
of
Government
International
Railroad
Dec
165
52 %
13.50
Total
Foreign
Bonds
Dec
36"' Mar
204
7%
U. S.
and Miscel.
Aug
590
62 %
Railroad
No. of
Jan
53
N
%
45%
Apr
47%
47%
Jan
'
387
42% May
62%
100
56%
Oct
63 %
Dec
7%.
300
6%
Dec
7%
Jan
19
46%
Apr
54
18%
Aug
45% May
54%
Nov
80
83
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Jan
Oct
Dec
14
14
50
52%
54
443
83
83
4
A-.1975
80%
80%
$1,000
77%
Jan
82
Mar
1977
81%
81%
1,000
77%
Jun
84
Jan
•
,<'
debs
"
Jan
28%
1
.
series
-
Stocks
Sep
10%
90 Va
49%
common
4s
99.5
Shares
14
Mar
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Foreign
(No. of
Co
107.7
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Dec
45%
;__5
u—1
28%
27 Va
Va
47%
^
Feb
345
47%
...
:
Transit
inc
+3.7
76.7
BONDS—
Baltimore
103.6
111.2
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Jan
47%
2.50
Feb
30%
28
•
*
8%
88 %
Lab
8%
Aug
July
4,022
com
preferred
121.4
122.0
—
Jun
63 %
60
;
Corp
Low
+2.3
+2.9
131.7
14% Mar
19%
___„
Light
Mining
High
135.5
Service
Jan
10
59%
1
Improvement
81
1960
Change
107.2
.__
:
Finance
Percent
111.8
105.7
—
Jan
40 Va
•
1
Goods
Utility
Trade.
100
115.3
,___
Jan
63%
..3
Corp
Goods
Transportation
=
Dec. 2,'60
110.3
*.
Non-Durable
Jun
93'%
12
28%
.
_
Durable
Sep
72
60% July
19%
10
...
& French
Gas
29%
877
1,176
—3
Gas
Manufacturing
9,'60
114.6
——~
Aug
21% Mar
common
&
1957-59
Dec.
Composite
Jan
35% May
9%
1
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
$4.25
11%
186
1,075
1
Electric
Marion
Dec
43%
25 %
2
j
Washington
8%
9V4
Light
Power
Co
Dec
25
50
Co
7%
42%
10
Water
Co.
Universal
210
9%
16a<»''
Kline
Gas
8
Dec
43%
5
10o
Jersey Gas Co
United
8
,
20c
Corp
Smith
United
8
;Dec
1
Co
Oil
the
Jan
Washington
Sou in
Sun
for
Jan
1.66%
__—
Paper
Jan
Jan
89
RR
Mfg
Jan
8%
45% May
i
Power
Progress
16%
28
38
Inc
Electric
Scott
Dec
632
'
of
Potomac
Reading
Jun
13%
6.75
Co
Public Service
Nov
6%
249
327
com
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric Co
Philadelphia Transportation
Philco
%
1,192
89
Corp
Gas
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
40
8 Va
14%
40%
;
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
1
13%.
5
Co
stock
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending Dec. 9, 1960, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Sep
14%
1
Bank
Pennsalt
54 %
83 %
Resistance
(The)
Oct
39%
Co
Fund
Sep
31%
Jan
40%
Co
Motors
Madison
14%
__1
Dairies
International
38%
101
39%
88%
Power & Light.
.
Duquesne Light..
Electric Storage Battery
General
Sep
40%
Aug
25
Delaware
Homasote
28%
—1.80
;
Co__
C Transit System class A
Motor
31
519
8
5
Publishing
Foremost
250
37%
13%
_1
Co
35
36%
40 Va
36%
5
Company
Ford
34
4.33
Baldvvin-Lima-Hamilton
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
of
Feb
33 Va
index
Jan
72%
Corporation
D
High
22%
-—1
City
Curtis
Low
21%
Co
Atlantic
Buod
High
22%
Arundel
Baltimore
Range Since Jan. 1
Tel
&
SEC
stocks
Shares
10
common.....
Stores
American
for Week
of Prices
Low
The
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Alan
Week's
Domestic
Shares)
Bonds
Foreign
Total
Gov't
Corporate
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
1,096,800
Wed.
Dec. 14
__
STOCKS
Last
Par
1
Apollo
Industries
Cork
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Inc.
1
.
_
For
footnotes,
—10
see page 42.
■
—
•'
■
._
Total
___
154,000
1,282,910
157,000
16,000
$3,000
176,000
149,000
35,000
1,131,220
86,000
4,000
13,000
103,000
$620,000
$60,000
$16,000
$C96,03Q
5.943,986
Week Ended Dec. 16
I960
Range Since Jan. 1
Stocks—Number
High
Low
35%
23
7%
25
50%
50%
60
31%
'
33%
System
Shares
7%
„
Co
Gas
34%
•
5
._-__l
Dec. 16—,—
for Week
of Prices
Low
$79,000
1,000
184,000
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Armstrong
Week's
Dec. 15
Fri.
Friday
$4,000
1,252,011
...
Thurs.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
$75,000
153,000
.....
33%
53
22
22%
159
31%
Nov
6%
Jun
High
56%
Jan
of
Shares
1959
Jan. 1 to Dec. 16
1960
1959
5.943,986
7,925,800
272,329,082
359,168,618
$620,000
$860,000
$28,201,000
$27,755,000
60,000
38,000
1,447,000
1,661,000
16,000
26,000
1,328,000
1,448,000
$696,000
$924,000
$30,976,000
$30,864,000
Bonds—
Domestic
12% Aug
Foreign
government
39% Mar
50%
Dec
Foreign
28%
corporate
52%
Jan
22%
Dec
Oct
18T%
Jun
Total
;
1
38
(254")
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"A
CANADIAN MARKETS
Shown
Are
.
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
of Prices
Par
STOCKS
Last
Par
Abltlbl Power & Paper common
4 Va %
perferred
*
Aoaoia Atlantic
Sugar
Agnew-Surpass
Algoma
common
Shoe
Aluminium
Ltd
Aluminum
4%%
Canada
4*4%
preferred
Anglo
Canadian
Tel
Co
pfd
Asbestos
19"
41%
21% July
9%
Jun
15
110
17*4
Jan
21
■
July
40%
27% July
38%
Jan
25
40
Mar
390
40
Mar
46 Va
Sep
Sep
Mar
52*4
AUg
a41
a41
50%
50*4 "
50%
1
49
25
37
Jan
43
185
47
Mar
52
•
33%
34
2.091
•
24%
24%
25*4
1,059
21%
20%
21%
740
•
31
Laura
Sep
26% July
20% Feb
35%
Selburn
of
Bank
5%%
of
Nova
Banque
Jan
Nov
Bathurst
Beil
Power
&
2,123
47% Mar
1,562
33% May
41
42
41 y4
42
651
37
365
46%
47%
9,135
SO
47 y4
47 y4
190
49%
49%
41
American
Oil
Columbia
Electric
Building
<
4
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i
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"B"
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5%%
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48
52
Sep
6%
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Aug
Nov
10%
50 %
4% r/o
42%
45%
45%
155
a9%
50
52 %
14*4
Jan
42
Sep
Apr
37%
Mar
9*4
Jan
11%
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Jan
a2.00
25
2.00
Dec
2.75
31
32
160
29 y4
Jan
34%
Jun
22%
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Jan
5,300
16%
25%
24*4
25%
2,340
25%
26%
571
22% July
24% Apr
17
18*4
1,575
74
73
74
200
Feb
24
Price
15% Aug
Jan
Dec
83
25
49
62
Dec
54
39% Mar
45%
12*4
12 y«
157
10%
Feb
12%
13
Feb
al9
15
io
57
56
57
2,616
46% Mar
58%
•
42%
43*4
6,891
31 % Mar
43*4
Dec
•
com
8%
8
8%
530
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200
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10
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17%
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24
25*4
8
22%
Dec
16
4.30 May
2.00 Noaw.,,.
3,727
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24
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30
435-
class
A_50c
Jan
4-75 Mac-.
17%
•
Dec
22% May
Apr
25%
Dec
-
Ltd.
14%
19
Z
Class
Home
common
Hudson
-
$1.40
Jan
99%
Nov
Oct
26*4
Apr
20 y4
I,429
7y4
Dec
95
11*4
Apr
95
2.25
95
80
86*4
Apr
10%
d-q
9%
Nov
Class
Roe
Rolland
4V4%
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Cement
Lawrence
Corp
5%
3,640
75
12*4
110
47
Jan
15%
Oct
Aug
45 ;•
40% Mar
Nov
200
37
595
32*4 Mar
39
Sep
17
16%
17
991
14
17*4
Dec
15
15
385
16%
Jan
>'•
4.60
4.50
4.60
5,446
674
Jan
78
78
78
25
•
37*4
38
125
100
81%
81*4
30
68%
70%
5,561
5.55
5.55
600
5.25
6%
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5%
5%
3,585
'
501
Class
A
Series
A
B
«
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Bicard
common
39
18
Dec
Jan
80
Dec
July
1.25
-Jan
5.80
Feb
May
13
Peb
4.40
Nov
66% Mar
80
30%
Jan
40
Oct
72% July
85
Dec
65 %
150
17%
17*4
17%
6,395
'
4%
99*4
99*4
80
Jan
July
Dec
Jan
9.50 Mar
11
11%
4,475
25*4
26%
8,387
29
29
40%
V
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__
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of
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of
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—
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32
•
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of
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•
—
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Texaco Canada Ltd
31*4
470
37*4 Mar
43
Mar
46
25
41
48
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18
200
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Jan
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Dec
18
Dec
50
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45
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55
32
5*4
Sep
8%
Jan
785
25%
Nov
33%
Jan
22
350
16%
Dec
24*4
Jan
20
22
202
19
jun
23
Nov
8
July
17
Dec
87%
Jan
24
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8%
8%
9
770
66
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64*4
66
3,045
18%
-
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Dec
26
21%
•
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class
Dec
11%
100
a6
20
_
Standard Structural Steel
Steinbergs
99*4
30*4
27%
27*4
Feb
8*4 Mar
90
Oct
32
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Jan
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23%
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13%
41
18
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com
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—
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45
11
26%
46
common
pfd
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common
Simpsons
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100
Corp
Sherwin
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__
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10%
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Bhawinigan Water & Power
5 % %.
preferred
100
-
18*4
19
2,765
101
101
50
94
Aug
55%
57
1,085
45
Mar
2.50
300
1.90
Dec
5.25
Jan
Toronto-Dominion
3.95
800
3.75
Jan
4.90
Feb
Trans Canada Pipeline
9*4
150
7%
Nov
Jan
Triad
11
8,505
1,000
19*4
19*4
170
29
Jan
Walker
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123
16
Dec
19%
Jan
Webb
5
14
Nov
18
Jan
Weston
17
Mar
2.00
18%
Jun
Nov
15
15
11%
11
11%
800
19%
19%
100
17*4
Feb
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Jun
15
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50
32%
32%
32%
8% May
II,296
21% Dec
3.00
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61
17*4 Mar
Jan
Nov
58
Jan
Dec
58
56%
58
751
48% Mar
58
18%
18
18%
3,551
16 V*
Jun
25%• Jun
1.77
1.70
1.77
500
1.70
Nov
4.00
Jan
•
6%
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8%
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1
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class "A"
warrants
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—
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3.00
70
12 y4
12%
13%
760
43 y4
42%
43%
385
52
3.35
Jun
39%
409
30
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38%
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16*4
16*4
16*4
200
10*4 Mar
16*4
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84
2.93
1,399
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2.60 May
5
99%
50
98
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100
35
35
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92
Aug
31*4 Mar
37
July
41*4
205
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3,65
preferred
4
,45%
45%
45
—
47
Aug
Feb
Jan
99%
4*4%
Dec
2.85
38*4
100
common
40
2.90
39%
——,
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1
*
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Bank
57
*
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2.75
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•
2.25
20%
65~
14
64
65
65%
15
9*4
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10%
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10%
Nov
15%
Jan
66
2,575
66
Dec
100
9%
9%
4,050
17%
17%
1,050
45
45
41% Mar
2,715
700
12% July
18% Jan
8%
20
20
20
5
17%
17%
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•
100
a
17
Nov
Mar
65
20*4
Anthonian
Apr
Arno
Jun
Atlas
Mir.es
Telefilms
62*4
Oct
87
8%
Oct
12
22%
2,607
21%
Nov
28%
Jan
Eand-Ore Gold
Dec
6.25
Jan
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37%
1,985
100
85
40*4
41
572
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50
38
39*4
2,075
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15%
32
Feb
38
90
Mar
103
32%
7%
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•
Jan
Avalon
Dec
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•
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Sep
Oct
16*4
Jan
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44%
Jun
Bonnyville
10%
Aug
15% May
250
14
Apr
17%
1,800
7.05
7.10
7.10
July
7.15
600
7.00
Dec
11%
Jan
Calalta
3.20
165
3.05
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4.59
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735
1,445
64%
64
64%
560
•
10%
10%
11
14,048
•
common_5
23
35%
13%
33*4
43
Oct
May
52*4 Mar
8%
Jan
23
23
%
12%
35%
5,664
30
13*4
3,372
11% July
34
10
21
May
Mar
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6*4
3c
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3'4c
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6
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Nov
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500
:
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10,500
34c
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125
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pfd—
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Oil
Raceway
&
Gas
&
1
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1
July
6%
7%
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5,000
3,000
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17,500
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100
19c
55c
Jan
4c
500
3c
July
6'4c
Jan
7
200
5%
Aug
8%
11c
l*c
17c
18c
3,850
4c
7
-
10c
18c
3c
;
6.000
1
20c
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8c
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July
.Jan
Oct
1.70
6'4 c Jun
43c
10*4
13
14c
Sep
Oct
Ltd
Uranium
Mines
11c
Jun
25c
Jan
12c
July
34c
Jan
3c
July
3c
2,ou0
8c
13,150
a2.00
50
21c
1
22c
1,500
2%c
Jan
Candn
52
Jan
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
Canadian International Inv Tr
Collieries
&
Resources
com,,3
•
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Dec
Canadian
11
Dec
Canadian Northwest Mines & Oils Ltd i
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd-*—*
37
Jan
Canalask
13*4
Dec
Canorama
Nickel
Refineries
Mines
Explorations
Ltd—:.
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6'4
2*4c
600
6%
•
„
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—
1
75
17%
100
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1,050
28%
17%
1.00
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28%
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,
1.05
34c
34c
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5
3c'
12c
3c13c
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f>^9
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Jan
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13,967
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1
9c
3c
1.63
6'4c
6s
Oct
24c
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Ffeb
2.10 Mar
2.50
\
Petroleums
Jan
Aug
1.70
Jan
Oct
Jan
70c
38c
4c
—
1
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Eutterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
12c
18c
18*4c
1
*
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—
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Corp
2c
40c
Apr
21'4c Sep
6*4c
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1
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3*4c Dec
3c
—
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2c
1.70
3c
1
1
7%
10c
Sep
47*4
47c
10c
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Jan
Apr
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——
20c
July
30c
—
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Dec
35
42c
-
2c
2,790
.
47c
—
3*4c
4c
32'4c
5
44*4
23*4
40%
6*4
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Ltd
Bornite Copper Corp
Burnt Hills Tungsten
100
35
.1
Co_
Mining
Bonnets
16
45%
39
.
-
1
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd,
12
45
3c
—
1
Blue
7.80
10
25
Bay
Bollechasse
7.55
45%
5c
2!4c
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*
—
Sep
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4c
%
*
Ltd
Jan
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34*4
•
Co
Ltd
Mines
34% Mar
12%
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Talc
16
common
:
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Jan
7.60
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5c
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Belding-Corticelli
Sep
1
—
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30
13%
•
-
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Ltd
1,005
22% July
12 % July
3.20
Joo
Mining
10
995
12
53%
^
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Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd—,—5
63'4
610
y
Jan
if*
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
Anglo-Can
Aug
3.50
39%
7%
Mines
9%
15%
98*4
July
Explorations
135
10
a7%
•
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Nov
3.50
35*4
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Jan
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„
17%
15%
37
•,
45*4
6
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45
24% May
Canadian
Range
Sale Price
20% July
10% Jan
in
Week's
Last
Jan
Nov
19% July
Expressed
Friday
17*4
Jan
Are
STOCKS
Atlas
9*4
21%
Feb
16%
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1374 Mar
.
1
3.50
Canadian Stock Exchange
Jan
15
14%
22%
Oct
90
19%
10
18*4
Apr
14*4
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19%
9%
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12%
63%
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Apr
38*4 July
21
69
14%
14%
20 y4
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450
14
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45
40
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2.75
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20
•
class
29
31
43% July
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2.75
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1.25
Canada
25%
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of
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5
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%
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225
37
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preferred
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23
Nov
*
Paper Co Ltd
Jun
38%
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Feb
300
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18
1,680
45
—1
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2,745
common
Nov
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29
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40
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37%
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19% May
36%
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common
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common.
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95
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29
100
19%
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39%
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13%
Oct
18
36
Dec
26
10%
Tubes
of
39%
•
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t!
24%
Mar
•
Imperial Oil Ltd
Tipperlal Tobacco of Canada
If
Aug
90
3%
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment
Dec
19
50
•
common
Paper
5%
996
99
23%
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Smith
Jan
21
11,040
•
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&
43%
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class
4,65
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May
•
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525
Dec
21%
•
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General Dynamics
Oil
37
16
•
preferred
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Jan
17*4
7%
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Chemical
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Jan
25
common
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7%
8.45
12%
Nov
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100
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7%
*
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4,280
Power
•
Foundation Co of Canada
Home
5.155
34%
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common
Petroleum
10%
Nov
21%
•
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Players Canadian
Handy
5.00
Sep
Sep
9
9
Canada
Great Lakes
4.75
7% July
99
100
Steel
12%
34
1
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Dec__
2.40
7%
675
21
•
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6%
5% July
1,720
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11%
341/2
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t.
2.20
3,660
39%
•
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360
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Gatineau
9%
Feb
m
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Co
9
14
4.75
•
Mortgage
Cos
2,100
9%
•
&
4.15
38%
25
Foundries & Steel
French
550
Nov
4
Dairies
Frosst
7%
Nov
9
39
•
Glass
7
5%
1.85
405
14%
•
preferred
class
10 y4
4.00
l
Co
50
7%
9%
common.
800
10%
•
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preferred
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19
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•
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12%
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Sep
Sep
42 %
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Sep
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Warrants
Jan
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Motor
42%
•
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Units
Jan
Mar
61
common
International
Fraser
Corp
Quebec Natural Gas_.
23% Mar
73
40
•
Zeilerbach
Ford
25%
Apr
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Car
Provincial
Jun
40
v
h
Apr
39
Sep
35
27%
61
Glass
Fleetwood
20
94
common
Corp
5%
18%
B
Famous
Steel
Pacific Petroleums
46% Aug
Dec
22*4
22%
•
Textile
Donohue Bros Ltd
i;
1.444
41%
July
9%
30%
5,108
a9%
Feb
47% Mar
100
36
1#
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r.
23%
22%
10%
35
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Jan
Jan
23
24%
10%
35%
*
Morse
26*4
May
41%
1,022
7%
preftrred
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion 8tores Ltd
-
Feb
9.45
20
Jan
13
21
9.00
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h
3,804
Jan
'
Dec
23
*
—
23%
7*4
41%
•
common
23
23%
102
93% Mar
200
9.00
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of
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10
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40
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560
100 101%
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101
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Sep
49
•
Coal
Dow
Oct
♦
preferred
Jun
5%
_•
Dominion
V
8%
Steel
Vickers
Redeemable
17,947
Ontario
common
Dominion
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11
50
loo
Tar U
Nov
10%
48%
Corporation
Dominion
Jan
18*4
13
•
Dominion
s
19
Nov
36
25
Dominion
♦«
Oct
17%
27
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Enterprises
Consolidated Mining &
Smelting
Consolidated Textile
t*
13%
333
'
1,231
a
Co
Petrofina
Dominion
A
—*
&
5,721
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Locomotive
Morgan
Mar
94
15%
10%
lOn
A
class
94
94
•
—
Ltd
Oct
Jun
14%
3,770
Combined
■*,
common
class
9%
9
al7%
48
a2.00
Companies
Pacific
Crush
B
94
a
15%
—
Canadian
Distillers
Mar
J an
18
10
.
40%
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Canadian
i
94
Oct
15%
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39
commoi
Marconi
Crown
Dec
15%
so
Coronation
Jan
7
100
—
Powell
Tel—
Breweries
National
a2.40
Industries
class
6
47%
common
Oil
Class
100
225
8
7
48
preferred
Corbys
%
7%
8 %
7
1514
pfd
International Power
Consumers
&
(Robt)
Montreal
'
Canadian
h-
Dec
3914
—
—
Columbia
Sep
16
•
a2.00
(B
30
Jun
•
B
Aluminum
Canadian
Coghlin
Apr
13
26*4
•
Preferred
Cnrysler
24
145
Flour
common
Chemical
Canadian
35
685
16
*
16
Oct
Nov
62
July
Sep
12.50
Fairbanks
Cockshutt
Oct
30
30
52
Ogilvie
Husky
Canadian Hydrocarbons
i
525
29%
58*4
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Canadian
5%
30%
29%
38% May
Noranda Mines Ltd
Warrants
Canadian
2,065
*
common
Preferred
Jan
Mar
45
.
Canadian
62
Dec
36%
Oct
•
Bronze
B
59%
/
Steel
preferred
Tel
Class
Sep
Jan
V4
Struct
preferred
Molson
">v
Class
61%
Dec
30*4
Jan
common
Celanese
Canadian
275
57'4
Dec
Feb
Nov
series
Canadian
41
Sep
29%
93%
common
British
Canadian
41
*
46%
31
35 %
warrants
$1.00
38
47%
1st
Mitchell
Jan
Jan
3.50 May
100
Breweries
Canadian
961
1,375
78%
,
h
8,234
30
35%
Mar
•
Foundries
warrants
Feb
26%
Malting
A
t
57%
35%
3
.„
Feb
Jan
Mar
_•
Steamship
Canadian
55%
29%
•
com
21%
22*4
69
preferred
Canadian
56%
29%
25
Dec
21% May
24% Aug
Aviation
Electronic*—
Canadian Bank of Commerce
(■
5
81
Canadian
V
Ltd
Oct
150
5
Shops
94*4
a22
80
common
preferred
15
,
15%
15
common
Canada
5%
Jan
3,890
Product#
Ltd
class
Canada
)
*1
80
a76
Telephone
Cement
15
91V4
27%
27%
50
Ltd
Iron
93
27 %
Products
Canada
July
91
•
$1.30 preferred
)
47
so
Chemical
Calgary Power
Jan
a76
,_.
*
Columbia
Mills
3,665
Service
Massey-Ferguson
Jail
41%
50
3.75
40
100
4%
preferred
Brockville
7
47%
75
pfd.100
common
preferred
preferred
Jun
42%
100
7
3.65
Dec
45
15
35%
Lines—
Candy
Ltd—
Maritime
Sep
45
3.65
50
58
23 y4 Mar
47%
l£
Pipe
MacMillan Bloedel &
46% July
32 y8
18
a22
0
Corp
(John)—
MacKinnon
57% Aug
38%
33
,
Columbia Forest
British Columbia Power
.
54%
3 8'/a
46%
5 Va %
preferred
Traction Light A Power
Canada
52
38%
mr>
British
»
54%
34
preferred
British
t
71%
•
Mersey
Bn'ck
57
.25
Paper
British
2,260
•
British
t
65%
•
—*
Bowater
Brazilian
i'
63%
i_
Bowater
i
64%
Paper clasa A
Bowater Corp 5%
5%% preferred
5 Va %
17% July
47% Mar
20
4,653
(Canada)
Telephone
5%
100
57 %
10
National
B
4%%
19%
56
10
Scotia
Canadian
19%
57 %
25
44
Feb
Aug
28
ao
Banque Provinciale
Class
preferred
Montreal
Feb
10
15
—___7.60
new-
Secord
Loeb
Jan
26 %
19% July
10
_
;
Public
Ltd
Labatt
5%
Bailey
Bank
31%
150
93
6%
preferred
Jamaica
Sep
Dec
4,827
18
93
pfd—25
Canada-*-
oi
Paper
Utilities
Interprovincial
*
46%
Nickel
International
$2
Highy
44
45
100
preierrea
Bronze Powders
International
Jan
30
Low
42%
50
International
Jan
12,495
-
44
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
18
Cement
Internat'l
Dec
,
31%
45 %
*
common
preferred
Inland
Jan
24% July
.
250
•
Ltd
35% Mar
6,610
44%
Corp
preferred
$4.50
High
32%
a52% a52%
SO
Corp
Steels
44%
50
preferred
Argus Corp Ltd common
.*
14 Ya
'
$2.25
a21% a21%
50
:
4%%
$2.90
19
31
31%
_50
Pulp pfd
Canadian
50
31%
pfd-50
,
Anglo
Atlas
32%
_•
of
Co
6,745
:
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
38%
13%
•
,
Steel
Shares
a23% a23%
Acceptance
Low
Warrants
High
37%
38%
25
,
of Prices
Low
Indus
for Week
Range
Sale Price
\
Sales
Week's
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
Monday, December 19, 1C6)
.
(Range for Week Ended December 16)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
.
21c
Dec
-
5c
Jan
11%
Feb
33
Jan
NoV
28% July
16
Oct
II,100
•
Dec
2'4 c Oct
6%
65c
Jun
1,000
24c
21
Mat-
464
5
1.35
.
34c
7%
July
9,720
2'4c Nov
2,066
10c
Nov
Sep
22c
'
*
7c i70c
Feb
Jun
Dec
Jan
Jan
July
Volume
192
Number
6013
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2543)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
of Prices
Par
Mines
Cartier
Quebec
Cassiar
Asbestos
Chemalloy
Cliibougamau
Chipman
Copper
Consolidated
Consolidated
Corp.
Div
Preferred
Consol Quebec
Standard
Dalfen's
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Ltd
2.20
Corp Ltd
Murray Mining Corn
Feb
National
8c
1 Apr
19c
Jan
Penihina
Apr
11c
Sep
Preston
7c
(1945)
3.20
7c
7c
3,000
6c
Mar
12y2c
3c
1,500
2c
Dec
6y2c
Feb
a75c
a75c
20
55c
a30
a30
21
28
a2c
a2c
250
__
Dec
95c
30
July
4'/2c
Jan
Nov
8c
4c
3,000
2%c
Oct
ey3c
2,100
63c
Jun
5,500
40c
July
1.10
1.18
1.30
1.39
Superior
Propane
55c
1,300
45c
Nov
1.75
5c
Mar
9'/2c
Golden
Ventures
1,200
23
24
15%
100
80c
80c
1,000
21
20%
21
955
1.50
1.50
1,000
17
Jun
27%
14y4
Aug
19
80c
Dec
19%
40
Dec
1
1.4b
2.03
Haitian
May
2,000
3c
Nov
7c
5,000
6c
Dec
16c
of
Canada
Amusement
37%
36%
37 %
4,550
Mar
37'%
al.27
al.40
525
86c
Aug
1.23
Ltd...
30c
500
30c
Nov
28
79c
3c
1,000
2c
Sep
5c
(Frank
Ltd
Horner
International
11,000
3c
Jun
10c
16c
16c
2,600
13c
Nov
38c
6%
Abacus
Mines
Abitibi
Power
&
Kontiki Lead
Labrador
Mining
Lambert
Lithium
Co
Ltd..
Mines
Acadia
Atlantic
Class
Ltd class
Explor
&
Canada Ltd
(Walter M)
2'/2c
Nov
7c
Jan
May
Acadia
Shown
2,500
30c
Mar
70c
2V2c
Nov
9c
Jan
Oct
7c
Jan
23
200
20
Nov
Jan
Agnico
8Vic
Are
6,400
30c
Mines
Aug
Akaitcho
12
37 V2
July
40
Mar
Alba
50
July
51
Dec
48c
6,000
a4c
300
1,000
18
18
350
13
13
100
15%
15%
125
38c
45c
34,800
a25ya a25Vi
15
...
25
8'/2c July
28
3Vic
45c
Ltd.—
Mines
Mclntyre-Porcupine
1
Island
Mining
Mid-Chibougamau
Mining
Corp
Molybdenite
Ltd
Mines
6%
Melchers Distilleries Ltd
Merrill
Mines
5
pfd
Ltd
Corp
31c
May
37c
May
6%c
Jan
Alberta
17
July
27
Jan
Class
12
Apr
14%
Sep
Class A
15
18
14%
15
3,290
12%
12%
165
Ltd
1
New
West
Nonnetal
Alta
Jan
Feb
Natural
sales
Eange
(or Week
American
Obalski
Metals
Rare
14%
Ltd
(1945)
1
.
60
18,000
47
47
125
2c
3c
11,500
9c
10c
5,300
2.55
2.55
18
60
5%c
700
5c
Dec
11 %c
Jan
3,300
12c
Oct
21 %c
Apr
12c
2.90
5,230
4c
5c
5,000
1.85
1.95
1,595
24%
100
106%
Mining
Gold
7.80
10,121
14%
14%
14%
8,450
10
16%
15%
16%
1,253
91c
26
15,050
5c
Dec
5,000
29c
3.60
10c
Anchor
Sep
Porcupine
Ltd
*■
Rouyn
Feb
Ansll
60c
Jan
Anthes
Jan
Class
5.00
Dec
16c
8.50
Mines
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Cobalt &: Exploration
.1..
Quebec Oil Development Ltd.———1 -
1st
B
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Telephone
Quebec
Corp
Warrants
Nickel
Jan
Arcadia
Dec
Area
Nov
16c
Feb
Sep
Sep
55c
61,000
5c
Jan
11c
3,560
7
Oct
9%
Jun
Atlantic
1.82
300
Aug
2.75
Apr
Atlas
Atlin
Ruffner
Metal
Rhnn
Save
Ai
Siscalta
Metals
Ltd
Mines
Soca
Ltee
Dufault
19c
Jan
Aunor
Jun
35%
Dec
Auto
11
Jun
15%
a2c
1,060
18c
2.70
75c
1,000
15 %c
Nov
45 %c
Jan
2,350
2.10
Nov
3.70
10,500
Nov
75c
July
Sep
5.60
3,405
—
.
1,000
2
i—>•_——
—
1
40c
5.35
Dec
5c
6.90
Jan
5%
Petroleum
Oct
Bankeno
6
35c
13
835
1.05
1.10
400
10c
12c
21,405
8c
Feb
38c
Feb
800
4c
Jun
12c
Jan
Baska
11 %c
Sep
Bathurst
Trans
Ltd
Mines
United
Asbestos
United
15c
Dec
.
'Oct
Dec
9% Mar
1.00
Oct
98c
July
Jan
Jan
Bank of
13
Jan
Barnat
2.05
Jan
Barymln
Weedon.
Westeel
Western
Oil
5,000
9c
11c
34,900
30
30
30
379
—
5%
5%
250
3c
3V2c
Class
7c
—
,
4.249
20,850
4c
Jun
5c
Dec
29
13c
Bank
Jan
16c
Jan
May
33%
5'/2 May
6%
5c
3.40
Oct
1.40
Dec
2.40
.12,100
,6c
7c
Nov.-
27c
29 %
29%
Aug
29%
33,500
4c
Dec
18c
3c
1,000
3c
Aug
2V2c
2c
2%c
21,000
1
—!
'
•
Beatty Bros Ltd
Campbell Chibougamau
^Canada
'Canada
Dominion
&
Packers
Canadian
Canadian
Central-Del
Consumers
Gas
Co
Ltd
B
.
100
Lumber
Ford
Motor
Co
of
Yellowknife
Gunnar
Mines
Ltd
Gold
6c'
22
-
2c
July
10c
4%c
Nov
Belletefre
Jan
Bevcon
Jan
Blbis
Mines
Int'l
6%
Kelly
Paints (Can) Ltd
Douglas
'Loblaw
Ltd
Gold
class
Mines
Companies Ltd
Ltd
Biltmore
a50c
a50c
40
a—
a__
alOc
alOc
20
a—
a—
'
24
6%
,
24%
7%
730
700
6.15
1,200
17
1,323
48ys
50
1
4.45
4.50
500
..
25c
25c
500
43c
Dec
71c
Mar
Bicroft
Jan
Black
...
Bay
E
_____—
class
—_
Bordulac
*•
For footnotes, see page 42.
10c
Jan
27c
Dec
89c
Jan
19,470
25c
Aug
60c
Jan
10%
Aug
17
Dec
6,500
6c
17
17
5
1.10
1.20
20,150
20%
21%
2,086
5%c
500
5c
May
1.06
Jan
19% July
2.10
28
Jan
Jan
9c
Oct
8c
6,700
6c
July
14c
Oct
*—
5c
6%c
11,600
5c
Jun
11c
Jan
6c
6%c
28,500
19c
Jan
2.77
2.85
120
6%c July
2.21 May
5%
7
1,375
4,925
5%
Dec
4.90
5.00
4.70
Dec
17%
17%
235
16
Jun
19%
20
795
16% Mar
75c
75c
1,000
70c
Nov
.1
31 %c
33c
9,320
19c
Feb
4,500
—1
..25
—
,
5.00
20
3.25
Oat
9%
Apr
8.00
Apr
19
Jan
20%
Sep
1.25
Feb
43c
Aug
Nov
7%c
57%
56
57%
3,690
Apr
47% Mar
13c:
10
-10
66
63%
66
6,840
56% July
77V4
Jan
1.68
1.64
1.73
14,300
1.09
1.90
Nov
11c 11 %c
1
Mines
,
Ltd
37c
.1
—
*
37c
8c
25,895
7%c
23,500
6c
3c
3c
10,800
41 %
41%
75
7%c
9%c
8%c
3c
*
A
2,200
37c
10c
7%c
•
*
3c
37
23
Dec
7c
6%
*
21%
55c
Jan
Nov
17c
Jan
14c
Oct
July
6%c
Jun
51
Oct
Mar
Mar
373/4 july
Nov
24c
34
285
7c
7%c
22,900
6c
6%
7%
11,310
4% Aug
5c
2,150
21%
21%
4%c Aug
20% Dec
16
Sep
Nov
32
390
58%
May
5c
33%
*
*
common
Jun
Jan
7%
Sep
18c
Jan
24%
Jan
18%
Dec
18%
2,680
1
50c
45c
55c
33,165
43c
Dec
75c
Jan
46%
46%
47%
15,844
42%
Jan
4 7 3/4
Aug
18% July
24%
Nov
Jun
7%
Dec
5
4.50 Mar
13%
44'
2.25
25c
5% %
Eowater
7.20 Aug
18 %
Nov
Bralsaman
49%
Sep
Brazilian
Jun
4.85
Nov
Bright
2.25
Feb
Britalta
Aug
,Sep
British
44% Jan
British
14%
15%
3,450
13%
Sep
16
Sep
4% %
48
50
W
38 %
Juty
50
Dec
4%%
170
110
Oct
172%
—
pfd.
preferred
Forest
Columbia
Power
895
-19
Oct
29%
British
Columbia
25
20
Jan
20
Brockville
.Jan
7%
Apr
Apr
29%
28%
29%
835
23%
31
31
31%
350
23
Nov
29%
Nov
Mar
31%
Nov
Broulan
.
Brown
Bruck
Chem
Reef
July
8c
Nov
May
65c
Jan
Mar
48%
45
Mar
52
Sep
Sep
10%
Jan
6.40
6,155
7
Dec
4.55 May
5.95
30c
30c
850
3.65
3.75
5,570
1.97
2.05
6,600
1.90 May
27%
27%
27%
11,703
24% Aug
"lOO
76 %
76%
43%
75
41
30c
Dec
3.50 May
35% July
pfd
—
2.65
May
35%
Jan
Sep
43%
390
37
Mar
45%
80
Mar
93
52
91%
447
49%
48%
49%
541
42"% Mar
52
52%
200
47
11%
10%
11 %
8,467
34%
36
7,624
9% Sep
30% July
45%
45%
9%
46
3,260
42
9%
100
29c
7,100
12%
100
9%
18c
Feb
Dec
Oct
9% Mar
Sep
Oct
Dec
52% Aug
14 %
Jan
37%
Jan
47
Aug
I
11%
Jan
52c
J&n
16%
Jun
12%
12 %
2.00
._
Mills class B
Minme
Mar
35%
26c
49% Mar
78%
90 %
27c
Oct
Jan
Jun
Mar
91
1
5V«
69
.100
..10
6.70
75c
78
.
•
Company
Brunswick
3c
41
5.95
Mines
Jan
33c
—25
Telephone
Sep
Jan
7,000
1,627
,
27 %c
Feb
28,250
7%
1
31c
14
Feb
41c
7
Products.
British
British
22%
Oct
;
5%c
295
-60
—
Columbia
Oct
Sep
May
-50
preferred
14%
Jun
4%c
Mar
3.70
—
10%. Jan
5 y4
7c
12
-50
4%
Sep
10%
5c
39c
51
Oil
Electric
Jun
150
15,000
41
6.50
2,275
6%c
50%
•
9.10
12
5c
41c
47%
1
200
5%
Jan
100
537
1
200
11%
67c
36,800
47%
——
12
al7% al7%
Nov
27,914
10c
13 %
48c
47%
common.
19%' 20%
\
42c
62c
9c
13%
__50
7.35
'5%
12
Jan
9C
—I
12
_.
Feb
15 %c
60c
__50
7.30
Jan
19c
Nov
5%c
preferred
preferred
5%%
Jan
May
5c
1
*
1
Columbia
134
10c
1
pfd
American
36% Mar
129%
9,060
16,200
5c
common
1,004
•
11c
5%c
10 %c
5c
Petroleum
6,805
.
92c
1
5.10
6.70
40c
Oct
11c
pfd—
A
Petroleums
G)
May
50c
53c
—I
1
Ltd—
Traction
(T
16c
6,800
53C
Pioneer
Bralorne
Jun
500
55c
5Q0
Paper
July
18 %c 18 %c
:—\
Mines
Corp 5%
preferred
40y4
"19%
_♦
May
9,625
32c
Mines
Mines
40
*
A.i,—
7c
33c
6c
2.00
2.00
10
2.00
Dec
3.00 Mar
2.90
3.00
1,700
2:60
Oct
5.30
'
"
Class
6c
Uranium—
50
pfd———.20
Nov
27c
1
class
Hats
5.05
__5
Ltd..—1
49%
27c
Uran Mines
4.10 July
.7.35
"A''
Feb
43
27c
—
Mines
40(4
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Jan
Jan
28c
Rldcop Mines Ltd
134
1
240
Feb
35%
7%c
Mines
Yukon
17% May
,_T
Hollinger Consol Gold
Kerr-Addison
Ltd
48%
.
Copper Corp
32%
6.00
.
Ltd.—
Mines
48'/a
7c
1.02
26% Mar
5%c
Paper class
Quebec
Bethlehem
15 y2
...
July
Corp
Jan
16%
—.5
Canada
Aug
65c
18%
5%
Giant
3c
500
25
Mining
Telephone
Dec
__
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800
17
—
Co
9%
4.45
common...
Jan
Dec
8,457
Mines
32 y2
48%
•
;*
Jan
35c
38
95
34
6%c
Jan
Jan
Dec
3c
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300
:.i_
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Jun
Jan
13 %
27c
Mar
72c
...
1.250
.
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Corp
84
72c
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1,000
16%
"
Corp "A".
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25%
30%
—
43c
__
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Petroleums
Oils
Paper
Co
100
14 %c
Jun
1
:
&
Power
9%
32%
24%
"A"
25
95
Jun
Jun
2.77
Petroleums
9%
—
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Mines Ltd..—1
clas
737,302
25%
Jan
Jan
72C
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—
A.5
15c 18 %c
7c
6.50
14c
9%
5%
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43c
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...
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Rio
Consolidated
cl
1,000
95
Mines
Exploration
Mining.
Bowater
Ltd
Sugar
Ltd
Devonian
Silk
Co
260
14c
Jap
Dec
Dec
.40c
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Bell
STOCKS
Line
8.50
25%
..25
32y2
—
—_•
Trunk
18C
7%c
1
7
—
Ltd—_—..5
Royalty Corp Ltd class A_—0
Gas
7,000
7c
3.00
3c
Nova Scotia.
Bouzan
Alberta
200
33%
Mines
Belcher
Nov
—
7c
3c
—
Ltd—_—.......—*
UNLISTED
2,550
Dec
4c
,7c
1
B
3.60
1.00
14c
•
Mines
Beaver
Jan
4c
1
_*
Breweries
7c
3.00
1.00
1.14
Mines
Beaver
5.00 May
16,600
Ltd
Co
3.00
Jan
July
1,150
1.50
.1
Jan
90c
Mines
Uranium
Beatty
Feb
2c
3.95
Ltd——1
65c
Oct
Mines
Beattie
Feb
1.40
Ltd—
Feb
Dec
31o
-
Montreal
of
Class
Jan
42c
3.65
Products
Products
Woodford
.
iVaC Aug
8c
8c
1.40
Corp
Canada
4V2c Aug
10c
:—.—1—
Mineral
Westburne
t
3,000
3.65
Corp——
Mining
Wendell
6c
1
...
Mining
Virginia
12c
33c
8,333
common
Consolidated
Bankfield
10
60c
Properties——?«
Corp Ltd
Explorations
Ltd
Ventures
6c
,
—
...—-——1
Principal
Vanguard
.
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Trebor
Sep
14,800
43c
Base Metals
a5%ca7%c
8%c
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10
Canada Freezers Ltd——*
Trans-Canada
.
j.
5c
39c
...1
Mines
1,077
1
.—;——;
Ltd
Corp
Feb
.50c
2,500
*
Ltd
Exploration
Titan
Jan
10c
42c
Oil
Banff
15c
—
26c
Nov
*
preferred
35c
1
Tazin Mines Ltd
Tib
-
Sep
Dec
5c
33c
preferred
5%%'
Beta
Tache
Jan
47
38c
Bailey Selburn Oil <fc Gas class A—
'
12
a7%c
Lake Mines Ltd—:
Jun
7%
10c
-.1
Mines
2c
15c
1.10
1
Ltd—.
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Standard
33%
16c
21%
Gold
35c
''
.
16c
Jan
3.20
42 % c
Electric
IVb
—
v
40% Mar
Jan
Dec
A—.—13
Sobey's Stores class
South
Aug
29
45c
5.35
7%
-J*
—
J—.2
8c
Aumaque
Ale
5.35
.
1
Ltd
<1957)
Limited
Oils
1
27% July
495
Copper
Gold
Oct
350
Feb
15,615
—
Acceptance
Coast
8 %c
18c
2.50
—"
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Columbian
Lawrence
2,700
v
Feb
36c
45
-■
River
620
15
Ltd..—.1—a2c
Mines
8%c'"
35%
"Oct
40%
31%
Arcadia Nickel
Aumacho
15y4
35ye
—
-——
Satellite
♦
8c
35%
,
Poo's
Warrants
St
————
lc
Jan
July
31
16c
Jan
6.10
44%
Ibo
Yellowknife
Atlantic
3.85 Mar
30
Jan
60
Sep
45
Steels
27c
3.50
31
A
Oil
Associated
Oct
52% Mar
Nov
$2.50
8
Dec
Nov
193,4
...1
11c
Jan
14%
Dec
warrants
7%
1.27
Dec
1.35
Mines
Asamera
13c
Sep
Dec
13 %c
1
Argus Corp common
Feb
Minerals ,& Chemicals Ltd.—1
'
Enterprises Ltd——_—-.2 -V
Rexspar
Ruby
w
Gold
Crest
Red
1
5
common
—
4,783
I100
1.75
Jan
100
32%
1
2.75
Mar
6,000
16,350
Jan
107
lc
Nov
5c
■4
31%
—1
55c
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2.10
2.19
l%c
:3c
Jan
2.45 July
50c
class
Oct
—
1.20
28 %
13%
1,000
pfd
May
2.19
3c
Jan
—.—20o
Jan
1.62
2.90
15 %
6,370
—
Imperial
3c
Quebec
Quebec
32%
8.05
500
1.82
Oct
7%c Jan
Nov
14c
Mines—
2,500
1.82
•.
499
Huronian
11c
,■*'
.
45c
Sep
7.80
1.40
Petroleums
Anglo
Anglo
7%.
~
308
3.90
—
4c
1
Ltd—....—
Mills
Producers
Gas
Provo
Mines Ltd
Prime
Steel
Premier
Jun
4.00
Jun
14c
Controls
Jan
23c
5c
3.50
1.35
Mines
Mines
Mar
Nov
11c
100
Jun
14c
Pete
7c
—
Nov'
1.50 Aug
16'/a
...—50
pfd
Larder
7c
"i—
50c
Oct
•
4 % %
Warrants
Jan
Dec
2.25
1.50
1.40
Ltd
Lead
7c
17,500
•
53
3.80
32,854
Jan
80c
Apr
3%c Aug
..10c
Minerals
3y2c
9y2c
19%c
2
1
;—.1
468
7.50
Nepheline
52
Dec
s17c20%c
Ltd
Co
105% 106%
10
—
preferred
Arjon Gold Mines
_—.—1
Corp——
Mining
3o0
10,755
7.75
common
Atlas
Mines
Pennbec
Pitt
3,400
24%
6,600
Sep
5c
Ltd...
Paudash
55c
1.60
24
11,593
25
1,500
50c
1.50
•
7c
Analogue
5c
34c
44c
4c
1.85
7c
Jan
5c
Apr
17c
90c
—
78c
5C
Dec
Exploration Ltd.JL
Canadian
Partridge
Sep
6c
28'/2
400
48c
5%c
4>/2c
2,750
49,524
57c
41 %c
6%c
560
4,600
Jan
61c
58c
_10o
■1,500
.
21
—1
1
9c
1.75
Jun
Leduc
16,500
5.10
Sep
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Anacon
2.65
2.40
1
—
Co
American
2.60
Oct
17%
52%
Amalgamated
Jan
Jan
1.57
Oct
96
530
*
Jan
4.4
20 %
3,100
43 c
5
Gas
Roxana
6c
—
Jun
19
1
—
Feb
2.95
•
Gold..—.
common
85
2.85
American
31c
5.00
Allied
Jun
Investm't. Co._i._l
Cdn
12c 12 %c
% Mar
19
*
1
Algoma Steel
Oct
2c
Mines Ltd.———1
Uranium
Jan
19%
Jan
25 Vi
4,450
Dec
91 %
Jan
2.55
7c
Jan
15
35
1.12
100
7c
40c
41%
5,410
19c
Dec
Dec
Mar
38%
10%
July
43
High
9%c
37%
Aug
July
7c 7y2c
29c'
29c
7c
•
13,949
Sep
7
4c
25
—
Atlantic
Pacific
50c
25c
25c
7c
5.05
Orchan
1,400
6c
6c
—
Ltd—'
Aluminum
5c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
9%c 10 %c
3.90
Aluminium
Jan
a8
—...90c
Oils
Opemisca
Jan
60c
Explorers Ltd
—.1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Okalta
32c
12%
4c
Shares
High
5%c
Aimlnex
a8
9c
1
Ltd
Jan
60c
Quebec Power Co Ltd com—*
Northern
July
1.13
10% May
American
North
30%
13 %
250
•f Priees
Low
91%
Warrants
Nov
12 V4
„
Nov
Dollars
-Week's
1
—
Algoma Central
Sep
12
2 Vic
12%
1
preferred
July
Mar
1
Jan
11% July
100
warrants
11
15c
__
16%
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian
55c
A
45c
700
—
Sep
Jan
Apr
9
Trunk
Gas
21
18c
Mining Corp Ltd—______—*
Asbestos Corp
1
North
Nov
16c
50c
Mines Ltd—
Amulet
700
8c
16c
—
Santiago Mines Ltd—
New
1,150
575
„
%
Aug
32c
Jun
1,500
;—
12
39%
12
200
Ltd
Voting trust
Sep
58c
27%
Sep
6c
23% May
12
Formaque Mines Ltd
:—1
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd.10
Nov
7% July
Warrants
61c
Dec
Oct
45c
New
15%
32% Feb
2,250
.•
Yellowknife
Sep
45c
"
Sep
1,770
2,085
♦
Distillers
6c
11%
*
15
37
14%
Explorations
Alberta
3%c
._
•
Canada Ltd...
Corp of Canada Ltd
9c
26%c27%c
11%
1
of
Mussens Canada
27y2c
—10
Ltd
9c
•
Sep
Jun
Jan
9%
Preferred
Massval
1.45
13%
•
Acme Gas & Oil
a51
48c
•
Sep
19%
Agnew Surpass Shoe
a4c
*
Jan
8%
3.25
36
38%
Advocate Mines Ltd
2 y2c
|
2.75
4.40 Dec
13 %
12 %
common
Mines
2,000
3Vic
„
300
Jan
Oct
14%
A—*
.
—
Uranium
12,000
a51
1
of
22,500
3c
1
—
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Lowney Co Ltd
4c
a36Vi a36Vi
Ltd__l
Co
15%
Nov
July
July
6.00
8%
!
6c
__
1.00 July
2.60 Jun
Last
...
22
—1
500
15%
—
__
Sugar common—.
A
8Vic
Ltd—1
Inc class A—
(Alfred)
B
Class
Oil
Zinc
&
1.35
37
10 %c
Paper
40c
50
Dec
9%
*
Ltd..
6c
*
com..
Aug
240
Sale Prleo
38c
1
Continental
Israel
Ltd
Ltd
Dec
6%
4.40
1,200
•
Ltd
Corp
2Vic
8Vic
1
.....!
pfd
conv
Mines
3c "
*
Foundation
Investment
Iso
"A"
1.35
500
200
3.00
F*r
Jan
Mining Ltd
100
8
6.60
STOCKS
Feb
class
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Ceramic
1.35
Oct
4.40
Friday
Feb
3v2c
6c,
95c
Toronto Stock
Jan
3c
*
44c
3.00
•
_
Dec
30c
2Vic
49
6.50
Dec
al.40
—1
35% Mar
l,o00
1
*
Priees
Feb
___—*
2,025
5aC
7%
Jan
6c
2 Vic
Corp
47 %
46
Aug
3Vic
Mines & Metals Ltd 1
Copper Mining
32"/4
1
Corp class A.—
Pipe Line Co.
Jan
1
Ltd
Mines
Age
Gui-Por Uranium
Sep
Oct
6c
3 Vic
27 J/8
1.35
Oil
Jan
3 Vic
1
275
1.35
—
—
1.72 May
Ltd..—__1
Ltd
20%
29
Jan
15%
16c
Oct
283/4
Jan
6,850
80c
*
19%
4.40
„
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Ltd.
Preferred
Oil
Gaspe
25c
—
Ltd
Corp
Finance
Traders
United
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Gas
5 Vic
High
650
55c
1
Iron Mines Ltd
Union
1
.
46%
—
Mines
Gold
Nov
*
Ltd
Mines
Antonio
Mountain
1
:
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Trails
5c
__
M.—
*
Corp Ltd—
Pipe Lines Ltd
Oct
50c
24
Paper Co
Petroleum
Snerritt-Gordon
Feb
1.02
1
Ontario
Mines
Sleep Rock
Jan
4c
1.15
San
May
1.00
4c
._
Low
20
Jun
2c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Nov
&
—
4c
37,860
1.52
Range Since Jan.1
High
20
Power & Paper Co class A—*
Moore
9,500
*
Ltd.—
Copper
Oils
Futurity
Jan
Nov
10,500
1
Mines
Mines
Co
Mines
23c
13%
10% Mar
9c
1
Ltd—2
Nickel
Uranium
Bay
Aug
980
6c
*
—
Works
Ltd
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc....—..
Metal Mines Ltd
Fontana
8c
,
5c
1
Fab
Fundy
1,400
13 %
8c
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Mining
Minnesota
5c
*
Ltd.
Engineering
Faraday
Jan
1
Leaseholds
Falconbridge
11c
1
Shares
'
__
.1
—;
Dominion
Fatima
Nov
1
Ltd
Sullivan
5c
13
*
Ltd..:
Corp
Dominion
East
8,000
10c
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
2.10
.«
Ltd..
Ltd....
...
Mines
6%c
High
2.15
Yellowknife Mines Ltd.l
Vauze
Mines
Dome
Sec "A"
i„
Crusade Petroleum
MacLaren
__
1
Monpas Mines
Consolidated
Jan
Mines Ltd_l
.....
Consolidated
5c
1
Cadillac
Cent
Aug
Low
1
Corp
Copper
2C
1
Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland
Dolsan
Ltd
1,500
9Vic
♦
High
2%c
6%c
__
1
Ltd
Corp
Minerals
Ltd
Sale Price
Low
1
.
Explorations
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
2%c
1
Ltd
Caroec
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Canuba Mines Ltd
(Range for Week Ended December 16)
Sales
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Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Par
Buffadison
Euflalo
Gold
Buffalo
Red
Building
1
Bullochs
1
Lake_
1
Products
Bunker
Ltd
•
.4.
class
Hill
1
A
*
11,500
1.42
1.42
1.49
2,600
4 Vac
4%c
5%c
31
31%
5
5
185
9c
10c
17,500
•
Burrard Dry Dock class A
Cable
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
Pershcourt
2.26
Apr
Consolidated
Quebec Gold
Consolidated
Red
Dec
8c
Jan
Oils
1
35
Aug
Consolidated
6
Jun
Consolidated Saunorm Mines
Sep
15
590
14%
Oct
17%
Jan
450
11
Nov
16 %
Nov
6%
6%
150
7
Apr
5%
Jan
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
12c
12c
8c
7 %c
9c
8,509
21c
20c
23c
19,850
12c
2,865
8c
13% May
22 Va
Nov
16 Va
24
13'/a
13%
3,050
23
10,170
3.15
3.15
3.15
1,500
29c
29c
29c
4,100
1
6.00
6.00
6.15
9,572
4.30 Mar
1
15%
15
16Va
1,400
9% May
48 Va Oct
Oils
•
Camerina
Petroleum
Chlboueamau
*
.
1.35
1.35
Feb
3.15 July
Dec
3.55
29c
540
1.35
63c
Dec
class
Cement
.
B
pfd
50
•
common
Preferred
20
Canaaa
Crushed
Canada
Iron
4
%%
&
Cut
Stone.:—
Foundries
Malting
Canada
Oil
Canada
class
Safeway
Canada
Southern
Canada
Southern
Canada
27% July
Crain
July
33%
Croinor
12% May
12% Aug
18%
23 % Mar
Crown
82
Jan
64
Nov
Crows
Jan
Crush
2,125
72%
74 %
165
70 %
61
63%
783
83c
22,728
80c
Dec
4c
5c
5,835
4c
Dec
*
48 %
48%
48 %
115
*
48 V\
47%
48%
225
52
51%
53
100
pfd
Oils
89
89
89
warrants
Dec
May
Jsa
Jan
1.35
39c
Crown
Astoria
Minerals
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
British
Class
A
Class
B
of
Commerce
47 Va
Jun
58
Jan
55
80%
Feb
91
Sep
Celanese
3c
Nov
75c
Jan
Deer
Feb
Deldona
1,100
3,100
2.50
Jun
5.25
1.30
Sep
2.20
Aug
Delnite
9%
Jan
Denison
8c
Feb
Dec
160
5%c
6 Vac
24,160
7
7
100
6% July
Sl%
57 %
4,264
43%
11,596
8%
8%
805
8 %
2.25
2.55
1,715
2.00
Oct
Canadian
Drawn
Canadian
Fairbanks
Class
Horn
Canadian
Gas
General
Energy
Canadian
Malartic
8'c
Dominion
Pacific
Petrofina
Tire
Utilities
Canadian
Wallpaper
6%
6%
9%
13
13%
53c
7,635
26,150
150
3.70
3.70
3.90
14
14
83%
83 %
84
90
4.60
4.60
4.50
15
15
18c
19c
65c
63c
66c
5,831
4.10
4.10
4.20
25,158
95c
1.25
3,000
Golden
Jan
Eddy
Match
Eddy
Paper
class
Elder
Mines
&
2,185
22,300
41c
138 138%
17
Jan
Emco
68c
Feb
Empire
360
Sep
Eureka
Dec
July
8c
Oct
27c
16c
Oct
43c
Feb
Famous
19
Aug
24%
Jan
Faraday
40 %
41
138
200
10
10%
4,730
3%c
3%c
2,500
34
34
65
1
*
34
80
Dec
144
32
8.00 July
3%c Jun
33
Nov
July
12% Mar
6c
38
80
80
50
70
Mar
80
36 Va
36'/a
1,027
28
Mar
43
14% July
*
16
15%
16
I,200
20
20
20
275
18 %
Feb
17%
21
Fleet
Jan
Ford
Motor
Sep
Ford
of
Dec
Dec
1.04
Jan
4,281
2.20
Jan
3.70
Nov
32%
10,199
27%
Mar
32%
Dec
5,464
16%
Jun
27%
Oct
6.00
July
9.00
Apr
Aug
21
Jan
24 Vb
23%
6.65
6.50
15%
24 Va
6.65
6,050
15%
3,050
15
13%
12%
13%
4,387
26%
26%
26%
10
26
Apr
26%
Dec
5
6
1,040
5
Dec
9%
Jan
43%
42%
43%
2,615
100
100
10
9%
Feb
13% Aug
Aug
Sep
52
Jan
Jan
15%
Apr
Sep
8
Mar
6%
Jan
100
Feb
6,210
41
66%
Dec
4,700
12% July
16 Va
Jan
100
18% Mar
20
•
9%
9%
9%
2,371
5%c
6c
8,500
*
11
11
115
.—
9%
45
9%
45
8%C
10%
Feb
Jun
11c
Feb
13%
Jan
MaiDec
9%
40
8c
Nov
5c
172
45
July
8%
11
6,200
45
10
Jan
8c
4c
4%c
14,200
4C
44c
48c
22,550
26c
4
Vac
4%c
45c
23,500
Jan
22c
Jan,
8c
Nov
4c
Sep
45
Apr
%c
1
1.60
1.60
1.60
1.53
1.50
1.55
11,095
35
35%
700
—10
*
Jun
Jan
1.53
4%c Nov
13,100
1
Trust—
1.33
10c
1.J8
July
Jan
2.07
Aug
39 Va
July
1.40 May
30
Jan
Jan
Jan
26%
26%
25
26%
20
54 %
54
54%
40
51
1
1.06
1.00
1.06
22,860
89c
11 %c
11 %c 11 %c
5,600
10c
Jun
25c
8,200
4c
Jun
9%c
Jan
8%
Nov
12
Jan
———,
Nickel
Canadian-li
4%c
*■
5c
8%
9
65
65
65
30
13c
13c
16c
3,410
——.
200
-
37%
Fruehauf
7,947
8%c
Dec
16 %c
Feb
48c
Dec
1.47
Feb
50
Apr
68%
Jun
May
1.54
Jan
May
Jan
:
55
Mar
1.13
Jan
Gaitwin
Nov
Gatineau
1,990
1.43
72,015
2.71
2.71
2.76
1
(U
-20
65
Dec
33c
Feb
37%
.
40c
50c
62%
131%
*
Co
*-.50
50c
62%
•
_
63 %
Ltd
10
'
120c
Dec
L-.
4c
j.
::io
3.40
3.40
Jan
Jan
25 Va
Apr
28
Oct
'40c
59
95
7 VaC
1,900
July
7c
8c
380
5 VaC
5 VaC
7,100
35%
37%
1,202
27,265
80c
Jan
Sep
..
8%
88%
Jan
Nov
173%
Jan
Oct
12
Jan
4c
-
Jun
9%C
Jan
21%
Dec
24%
Jan
6.25
Jan
2.10
Jan
...700
380
Jan
13c
85c
6,800
.
4.65
Sep
470
4%c
!
Jun
85
22 Va
3.40
Dec
*
—
22% July
1.43 Dec
6c
185,-
10
21%
.—
Dec
Mar
27c
,
6,525-
128% 131%
.——
Mines
62c
2.59
500
20,700
27%
Dec
27% May
'17%
-
3,900
7c
34c
27%
'
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7c
33 VaC
'
11,505
28c
— -r
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.
13c
3.30
6%c
Dec
Nov
Jan
May
17%
1.27
.25c
<—
Petroleum preferred.!
^robisher Ltd
common,..
25.664
37%
17%
1.42
1
—.
French
9c
35%
17%
.—
Mines
Fraser- Companies
Jan
54c
92c
85c
92c
2,200
80c
12%
12%
13%
3,045
10 Va Mar
13%
13c
49c
25c
21c
25c
6,175
5.00
5.00
5.10
8,284
95c
82c
12 %c
Oct
4.00 July
6.70
Mar
Sep
57c
Mining
Power
common
preferred
5%%
2%c
38,500
8c
Aug
Oct
General
70c
July
1.29
Jan
General
Development
2%c
8,000
2c
July
5%c
Jan
General
37c
8,600
May
43 Vac
Sep
General
Motors
General
Petroleum
29c
82c
Dec
22c
1,100
8c
5,234
42c
45c
48c
16,100
Dec
Oct
40c
July
1.40
17c
15c
80c
67c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Geco
Mines
3.45
13%
3.70
7,680
14%
346
12 %c
13c
7,000
4.00
720
9%
9
19c
9%
1,180
19c
19c
999
1.65
1.75
2,400
11%
11%
11%
25
155
155
155
5
61c
58c
65c
58.700
66c
72c
19,100
16c
17c
3,500
16 %c
7%
8
4c
15,866
4c
5c
8,667
5c
8c
2%c
3.55
3.65
33 %c
Mines
Jan
Geo
Sep
Giant
Mascot
Feb
Giant
Yellowknife
Scientific
Nov
11
Jan
Glacier
Dec
42c
Jan
Glenn
Uranium
Dec
Globe
Envelopes
Sep
Jan
13%
Jan
Goldale
Dec
Goldfields
Mar
65c
Dec
Feb
71c
Aug
Goodyear
26c
Jan
7
Dec
,3c
Nov
3 VaC
Dec
9
37.200
1,500
8c
Jan
4
7c
Feb
Gordon
Jun
3.95
Nov
Great
Nov
45c
Jan
Great Lakes
45c
Feb
Nov
32c
Feb
Mar
2,400
4c
May
7c
33%c 35%c
5,400
26c
Jan
52c
Lakes
Great
45c
45c
53c
227,525
37c
Oct
72c
Jan
S2.80
44c
45c
II,650
26c
Mar
87c
July
Class
65c
12,300
50c
1.85
6,128
19%
18%
20%
15.077
May
17
Oct
Mar
Zl
82c
82c
83c
2,160
69c
1
11c
May
11c
12c
3,500
11c
Dec
2.25
I
3c
1.96
11c
*
24'/2 c
2.25
30,375
11c
2
12c
9.691
%c
4%c
II,131
24 %c 26Vac
6,050
99c
11c
Jan
Dec
2%c Dec
23c
Sep
58%
Jun
250
56c
July
1.25
Jan
600
50c
July
1.25
7%
310
14,850
8c
Apr
3,100
50c
Jun
1,300
17c
Feb
63c
25c
25c
11%
12
6,030
1,900
15c
7,640
3%c
4c
4c
4c
11
11
11 VB
19 %c 19 %c
21
Vac
18c
43%
♦
18c
6 Va
*
6 Va
—
,
21%
1.24
26c
2.80
22c
6c
54c
Feb
Great
Gas
43
40
6%
15
5.7 o
600
Develop
Coal
Nov
6
Mar
*
44%
7%
8
Dec
6.70
Feb
Jan
Jun
Apr
May
Oct
3,450
9 %c May
17 %c
Jan
1.15
7,800
1.00 Mar
1.40
Jan
39%
38%
39%
25
l,60k?
35
Mar
44% May
25
200
19
Mar
26
30
5%
5%
5%
2,350
38%
38%
33%
10
60c
60c
66c
5,300
43
43
110
85c
1.05
1,705
1,681
1
class
A
8.90
8.60
9.00
*
...
4.20
4.20
4.45
623
1.50
1.65
2,535
9%
•
Winnipeg Gas
•
10
10%
9,071
10
10
3,515
3.10
3.30
80
2.40
Trust
2.10
2.60
3,460
2.55
2.55
2.75
3j0
•
warrants
—
warrants
Greening Wire
6
5.75
20c
180
1.05
50
Saddlery
Apr
Jun
July
42% Mar
1.15
.50
West
Voting
365
6%
5.75
15c
120
9 Vac
warrants
West
1956
Jan
1
;
Greater
1958
Nov
40c
Oct
9 VaC
i
Great
Jan
Dec
22c
Oct
9 VaC
*
._
common
Great
Nov
11%
Oct
90
'
Jan
Jan
Jan
5.90
common
Jan
Dec
Jan
5c
*
Paper
1,
Plains
Oct
37c
10%
2,166
1.00 Aug
3.20
14%
Sep
Jan
Nov
17c
19c
%
1.10
10 %c
127
6
Dec
21c
32c
Sep
Jan
800
21,500
43 Va
6
Jun
July
16%
1,000
22c
126
.
7.50
Nov
*
preferred
B
20c
126
50
5
7
15 VaC 15 %c
1
__*
..
Power
Northern
45c
1.50
Dec
62c
60c
25c
11%
*
...
Feb
Jan
58c
12c 13 %c
1
—1
9
22
58c
7%
1
1
Aug
1
Warrants
l
63c
6%
61c
—1
common
Warrants
5c
40%
—
*
1
Preferred
Nov
5c
12c
39%
Mmes
Dec
15c
7,909
671
A
:—
Oranduc
2.95
41
40%
50c
Ji.-
class
B
Feb
30c
Jan
_—
5c
12 %c
50%
Ltd—
__
Canada
2%c Aug
5,970
Sep
Mackay class A
Class
Dec
33%
i—
—
—
Tire
preferred
19%
115
,„1
Jan
10,000
Mar
40%
Mining
12c
12.000
15
Dec
■
*
Mines—,—-
Dec
14c
Sep
40%
1
_1
Mining
Grandroy Mines
5c
Jun
108
10%
Mar
10 %c
104
925
common..
Goldray
43c
Sep
Mar
May
4,195
''
44c
38
92
100
7 Va
:
Mines
12 Vac May
Feb
Feb
11 VB
Drilling com—;
Mines,
Explorers
2.65
155
32
Jan
vc
7
Prospecting..
1.65
Apr
%c Mar
675
10%
—
Mine
19c
11%
8,770
Nov
7
Ltd—a.
4.90
13c
l
Genex
19 %c
31c
5c
•.
Wares
Feb
30c
ll
Oct
Steel
Apr
134'/a
19%
5
4
Mar
Oct
7%
19 VB
30,
375
10%
—————50c
3.74
25 lA
19%
—1%
*—
12c
13 %c
t
7
3.95
99
106
100
—1
Granby
2%c
3.60
July
99
106
...
——*
12 %
.
335
3%c
l
2.73
99.
106
Ltd
Dynamics
Class A
37%
—100
—
Bakeries
6,800
8c
3.65
*
,
1
8,350
14c
2%c
29c
_
5 VaC
100
——
preferred
75c
51c
j
———1
1.00
8c
a
Co
12c
50c
•
Trailer
73c
1
~~
38% July
97
14%
1
—
Co
Foundation
Francoeur
51c
i
page 42.
40c
3.35
32
19%
Canada
8%c
1.80
see
8,750
Jan
Nov
66%
preferred—
Manufacturing
53c
5c
Mine*
43c
Feb
55c
10%
63
Fargo Oils Ltd
8%c
65c
Northland
40c
14 VaC
.
Jun
19%
A——„—,—
Ltd
Uranium
i
•
,
Sep
8.55
13%
Grain
Mines
Mines..
July
27c
3.25
15%
Players
Federal
io
Mines
6 %c
5,507
16,556
32
—_—_1
Corp
Dec
41
1.80
Nicholson
8,000
30c
9.75
Jan
7.00
41
*
Smelting
Apr
30c
43c
Insurance————10
Aug,
__I_*
"i
Exploration
29c
Dec
——
Life
4.40
35
10%
8
...
Feb
14%
Ltd
j
Morrison
Jan
19c
19 Va
Mining
—
Mogul
Jan
14c
64 3,4
Mining
•
Mosher
7c
33c
9.00
1
Fatima
1
Consolidated
7c
Dec
Jun
1
Farwest
13%
Lid
Jan
17c
6 Va c
10 Va
Developments
Jan
Mie
Consolidated
Co
Falconbridge
1
Oils
Jan
20c
1,260
Mining
12% July
1,711
12 %c
&
7%c
Dec
10%
Mines
Sol
32c
82,722
Mining
Jan
34c
Consolidated
For footnotes,
Jan
14%
Consolidated
consolidated
8.55
4.65
32c
Marcus Gold Ltd
Negus
1.05
Aug
July
13%
32c
Flin
Mac
78,700
:
1
Mines
Dec
8c
10%
Mines
Nov
3.95
90c
1
Arrow
3%c
'
20%
j
Halliwell
Jan
45
Investment
Apr
Cadillac
Consolidated
Apr
9%
560
Mines
Sullivan
13%
Gamma
Consolidated
Consolidated
Malartic
East
26 Va
Discovery
Consolidated
East
Eldrich
l
Lake
Sep
19%
1
Economic
Oct
El
*
Gillies
25c
1
Apr
*
Mines...
23c
Jan
Oct
——.——.——•
Aug
4.95
Jun
20
*
Fenimore
Feb.-,
7
Gold
Oct
.
fonsoiidateri Dragon
Oil
Consolidated East Crest..
15%
0
7c
—1
17
Jan
30c
..
Consolidated
13c
3,475
-
23 Vac
—10
40c
4.50
30c
1.2.50
Central
Consolidated
Dec
12 %
20%-
_•
Consolidated
V
100
...«
5,924
Mineral
&
Amphi
Dec
3.90
Callinan
Marbenor
60c
20,142
•
Bellekeno
6
13,600
Ltd
Petroleum
Dec
Mines
Consolidated
4.50
13% July
16 VaC Aug
East
Nov
20
common
17%
5%
18c
*
7%
Mines
Consolidated
Dec
7 %
5%
Equipment..
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
85
Oils
Dynamic
3.70
9%c
Mines.
Beta
45Va Mar
Duvex
4,010
4.90
1
Life
Apr
Jan
Oct
4,550
8%c
*
—
50%
M
5c
7
common
Co
20%
com
Mines
Consolidated
Aug
10
*
Petroleum
Jan
.
2.35
common..,
—
1,005
B_—
National
Consolidated
4.75
15
General
Metals
24,662
~7
.
Copper
3.85
9c
100
Enterprises
10c
JUl
lOVa
Brewery
9%
Celluiose
Consolidated
pow
25,872
Willans
Coniaurum
Preferred
7% Jan
7%
.
Combined
39
29
common—*
Apr
Jan
Duvan
_
Textile
Mines
21%
;
Combined
841
*
Industries
7%
.
Mines
Confederation
Donalda
21%
Chib Kayrand Copper Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelt
Commonwealth
2.60
10%
Dominion
Dover
3.70
5 Va
i
Farm
Jun
Jan
Nov
10
l
Cochenour
16
3.85
_i
Cockshutt
12% May
62c
7%
;
Mines
50
Jan
13c
Feb
—*
__—
—
21%
Mines
Gold
8,400
l
;
;
48
7 %c
common—*
Chemical
&
10
Oil
Gold
«.
6,075
Porcupine
Chesterville
Dec
l
Gold
Central
Tar
1
Rio
Pat
25
v
July
22%
May
230
6
common
Preferred
25
Ltd
5.85
Sep
5c
.
28%
7c
35
.
Stores
Dominion
Nov
3.10 May
6% Apr
100
18c
—
Gas
3.40 Mar
16%
-
6
—
Coal
Dominion
Sep
1.43
40
Jan
Steel
Feb
Mar
25c
I,446
14
A—*
pfd—_;
1,000
*
Magnesium
Feb
4.85
8% Mar
*
Dominion
Dominion
HVa
5% July
...
590
7c
—_—100
85c
970
:
Corp
Athabaska
Del
9%
11
—
Preferred
Oct
July
315
•
Natural
2.20
7%
•
common
Mfrs
70c
620
51c
1.34
Sep
_
Oct
6%
1,050
9%
13%
Jun
1.55
•
4%%
70c
5,900
10%
.
Central
Consol
6%
85c
7%
__i
Asbestos
Key
80c
1.50
Quartz
Central
Con
80c
5,605
Exploration
Gold
Coniagas
2.40
10%
Erin Mines
Conduits
Oct
1.70
.
14%
Corp
Corp
Western
Lake
3,900
14,155
-2.50
preferred
Columbia
1.95
95c
»
Thorium
Coin
1.80
7%
preferred
Canadian
Chimo
7% July
4.50
Mines
Canadian
Cheskirk
Nov
i
Canadian
Charter
Feb
5
86c
*
Superior Oil
Cayzor
28
3,360
4.35
—.
Canadian
Cassiar
147
6%
90c
Salt
Cariboo
32%
5%
4.50
*
Railway
17
17c
•
Foundry & Steel
32%
.—100
Canadian
Candore
Preferred
Dec
common
Canadian
-can
7.05
33
common
Northwest
6,060
5.50
Jun
3.25
common
32%
Inca
Canadian
5 % 7c
Dairies
Electrohome
„20c
preferred
Canadian
Jan
Dominion
Dominion
Gold
Canadian Oil Cos.
Jan
7%c
•
Dec
common
Marconi Co
Sep
69c
8,500
_
25%
1
Industries
42c
Nov
10%
16,875
If 50
—
18 % Mar
Oil
Canadian
Canadian
Bridge
4,261
Hydrocarbon
North
Petroleum
1.54
Gas
Mar
17c
"
2
Mines
Dome
Dominion
Sep
25%
Warrants
Canadian
Dome
Dec
Jan
24
—10c
Industrial
Feb
2oc
1,500
9 VaC
25c
■
24
—20c
Canadian
"12%
10,850
3 Vac
w,.
Jan
1.25
Husky
500
29c
23c
8c
•
58
10%
class
11%
1
—
——
16
Dec
A_50c
preferred
Canadian
Canadian
Oils-
Mines
43%
Mar
16%
Securities
Jan
Jan
*
Crest
Canadian Homestead
18
1
Seugrams
6.60
•
High
Canadian
Palmer
Distillers
14%
100
Canadian
Sep
5.30
30c
Feb
*
Canadian
15%
16%
9.70
Nov
,
Canadian
Jan
25
3 VaC
Mines
2.00
1
Preferred
Jan
18%
8 Vac
Mines —:
12
preferred
Products
1.80
Dec
8%c
.
660
;
Food
A
Jan
Dec
6%c
-
—
Mines
1,030
•
class
t4c
Dec
Apr
15%
1
Mines—
Gold
2.35
3
Oil
July
78
80c
1
13 %
_•
Morse
^
16%
*
Minerals-
Jan
7
33c
1,320
24,049
-
17c
46% Mar
1.90
:
B
4.30
Jun
Nov
21c
III1
common-
Sep
Dec
j uiy
6c
6,041
Sep
106
106%
27c
28c
17%
Ltd
13
Petroleum
Steel
11%
<■
III 1
l
2.25
common
Canadian Dredge Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas &
16%
50
13'A
*
Wright
16%
v
12var
28%
•
Petroleum
Devonian
16%
~
31
6
Collieries
Curtis
Canadian
Class
55%
42 %
8%
•
Canadian
16
'
2.25
Chieftain
7c
85c
—
•
Warrants
Canadian
Nov
57 %
Chemical
Canadian
Aug
42%
_«
preferred
Canadian
4c
4.50
•
A
common
6c
80c
*
Brewis
Dickenson
8.00
2,500
2.40
class
3.00
1,150
11,800
15%
...
-25
Canners
Canadian
2,650
7
13c
16
Mines
6c
8
warrants
Canadian
4.20
81c
Explorers
2.71
1.49
warrants
Mar
6%
■
Decoursey
*
com
Feb
99
3%c
335
20
common
Aluminum
99
12 Vac
•
—
International
Daering
Daragon
7%
6c
Jan
16
11% Mar
70
•
Nest
Sep
1.42
•
Sep
3.35
Sep
8
I
9Vac
65
3.25
6%
Jan
50
1.45
1
4.05
12 %c
Zellerbach
49
*
Bakeries
11c
Apr
Dec
105 106 %
—<—1
A
Jun
4c
2.55
105 105'A
Trust
Devon
Canadian
105
—
Pershing
42% May
41 % Jun
l
Canadian
—100
*
Ltd
L)
(R
2.60
1
B
9,843
Craigmont Mines
5%c
Petroleum
class
52
45% Mar
80c
Tungsten
Wire
18
.10
Ltd
15%
Crowpat Minerals
16%
63
:
Canada
Canada
22% Aug
74 %
A
B
14%
Copper
24
*
Permanent
Cowichan
1,007
5c
Packers
Class
Canada
15%
#
5,281
675
Jan
1,500
;—.——.z—
,
27
13%
5c
3,700
54,000
100
Zinc—.—
48 %
•
Lands
Lead
25%
100
Warrants
Imperial
Coulee
25
18
common
Cosmos
48%
10
preferred
Canada
Dec
7.20 Aug
17% Oct
25%
13
Jan
5c
•
27
13%
10c
5c
B
25%
„*
common
50
Class
Aug
•
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug-
Feb
4c
2.75
•
class
4,500
5c
•
Distillery
Feb
5c
2.55
Clark Publishing—
Corby
Sep
32c
7c
Mar
1.35
t
Lake_
Sep
15c
May
4%C
ooppercorp Ltd
22%
Jun
22c
2.60
preferred—
Copp
2,000
1,600
4%c
,
9c
29c
4%c
common
High
9c
28c
1
ExDloration
Jan
Low
*
—_—
B
Jan
13%
Gas
Bread
Class
Jan
22%
Calvert
Gas
A
16c
•
Oil
Canada
Class
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
1
Petroleum
West
57c
Nov
Nov
1
Consol
Campbell
Campbell
20c
May
7%c
19c
—•
Calvan
Canada
Consumers
Mines—L
Regcourt
Consolidated
9c
"
1
_
12Vac
11%
1
-
Poplar
Low
1
Mines—2.50
Feb
5c
15
11%
Mine—
Aug
5
25c
Mines
Red
Mar
Conwest
Petroleum
&
29%
Consolidated
Sep
4%c
of Prices
Par
Mar
11%
*
...
High
8c
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Oct
1.28
300
9c
5c
24,000
31%
*
...
:
-
Low
6 %c
Monday, December 19, I960
.
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6c
*
Extension
Burlington
Burns
Low
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
6c
*
Ankerite
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended December 16)
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
.
,
*
5.10 Aug
5
Dec
35 %
Apr
60c
Nov
35'A
Apr
65c
Dec
8.25
July
4.05 July
1.50 July
Nov
7.25
Jan
6%
Apr
43
2.25
43
2.25
13
Sep
Jan
Sep
Jan
Jan
5.00
Jan
6.75
Jan
8'/« May
7% Jun
11%
2.75 May
1.50 Apr
5.00
5.55
Jan
2.50
4.15
Jan
Dec
11
Jan
Jan
July
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6013
Volume
(2545)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
.
Week's
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
(Range for Week Ended December 16)
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Gridoil
Lines
Freehold
Guaranty
12
—.
High
Lew
82c
-10
Trust
12
1,005
70C
82c
2,300
29%
._9c
—;
il%:
31
280
4%C
2,500
Dec
70c
25%
12%
2.05
31
Jan
Sep
Jan
Dec
Massey-Ferguson
Ltd
Par
Mines
Gunnar
Lake
4 Vic
4c
1
7.35
7,35
7.50
24,558
4c
4VaC
8,000
Mining
Gwillim
*
.—1
_
Hardee
Gold-
Farms
__
Lakes
Hees
(Geo
13c
-1
10%
Feb
Dec
10c
Jan
12
935
9
Mar
12%
Dec
McBrine
395
10
Jun
15%
Jan
lie
Feb.
13c
3,240
7,100
4%c
5c
5c
1,000
So
25c
25c
26c
6,300
23c
1
4c
4c
4%C
8,000
4c
May
1.00
1.00
1,700
102
102
128
:*
.100
102
5c
Dee
1.00
12c
Jan
Jun
15c
Jan
Mar
4%c
40c
Sep
8c
Apr
Sep
75
Jan
1
1.69
1.60
1.74
16,550
—5
19%
19%
20%
2,740
7.60
7.60
7.75
~I*
7.10
7.00
7.15
Y0C
—
15 Vac Mar
3.20
3.00
3.30
960
3.00 Nov
34%
34%
90
33% July
1.32
5.00
Jan
103
Dec
Oct
1.80
29%
Jan
7,417
7.10 Jun
12%
Jan
5,281
6.90
11% Jan
19
Home Oil Co Ltd—
Class
A
Class
.
Home
—
—
B
-
Pitfield—
&
Howard Smith Paper
•
common
III
Howey
Consolidated Gold
Bay Mining & Smelting:
Bay Oil—
Hugh Pam Porcupine—
Hydra Exploration
:*—;*
Hudson
2.50
;
»
Hudson
II f
preferred
:
I
10
—i—i.
Cement
Co
6%c Jun,.
12c
42c
Feb
Midcon. Oil
8
800
27c
8,085
May
Porcupine
64
64%
839
10%
1,670
81/4
Sep
19%
19%
150
19%
Dec
20%
Sep
Multi
23
231/4
170
20%
Feb
24%
NOV
64%
Dec
11
Dec
87
87
75
73
Apr
88
Jun
353/8
19,813
4,177
30
Mar
37
Jan
13%
Dec
13 Vi
5%
12%
13%
5%
6
42%
43%
2,995
3,324
17%
19
3,630
5%
5%
100
4.00
4.10
4,495
15
15
15
50
4.10
4.10
4.20
16%
16%
300
1.00
1.00
1,025
4.00
1
common
I
_20
__
1.00
;
3,500
11%
Jun
5%
Jan
31
Mar
8.50 Mar
4%
Nov
6% Aug
43%
Dec
Corp common
Mt Wright Iron..
19
Dec
6
May
4.00 July
6%
Apr
Dec
21%
Jan
15
3.60
Jun
13% Mar
Jun
90c
6%
16%
Jan
Nov
1.90 Jan
Nama
Creek
1
International
Powders
Bronze
pfd
31c
25
—
International
Molybdenum
1
International
Nickel
•
57%
5
25
International
Utilities
Preferred
common.
—
Interprovincial Bide: Credits
Interprovincial
Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common
Class A
Irish
Iroquois
Iso
Glass
Oct
Athona
50c
Jan
New
Jan
New
Bidlamaque Gold
Calumet Mines—
NOV
13 %c
Dec
35
353/4
2,038
31
Feb
36 %
Jan
New
Continental Oil
41
40%
41
825
39%
Feb
43
Apr
New
Davies
51/2
5%
350
593/4
62
3,137
5% July
51% Aug
61%
2.70
31%
2.65
2.80
3,270
413/4
42
150
30%
67c
1.77
—lo
48c
l
313/4
1,715
56c
75c
19,840
1.77
1.80
1,100
11%
1
11%
100
47c
50c
19,990
2.45
Jun
32
9%
3.05
56c
43
May
23
38
Dec
1.45
Sep
Concord
New
Delhi
Goldvue
Sep
New
Jan
Nov
3.70
Apr
Waite
-
Jaye
Explorations
Dec
14%
Sep
62c
Preferred
Class
preferred-
Warrants
Jcliet
.
Quebec
Jonsmith
Jowsey
Mines
^Jumping Pound
Jupiter Oils
Jan
New
New
11c 11 %c
3,100
11c
Nov
28c
6%
4% July
2.30
2.20
2.30
6,835
-9%
9%
9%
100
8 3/8
8%
700
35c
31c
35c
5,050
27c
26c
30c
33,800
8c
8%c
1,500
26C
4,287
23%c
15c
16c
5,000
13c
1.75
1.75
1,000
_10
—
/.
.•
1
26c
♦
15c
15c
__
24 %c
6c
Oct
1.95
Feb
8% Aug
8
Aug
23c
Jun
20c
May
8c
Aug
7%
14c
2:45
Kenville
of
Canada
Gold
Kerr-Addison
.
5%
53/4
1,225
2.00
2.20
1,200
6%
*
17c
Jun
25c
5
Nov
Dec
Acme
Jan
63/4
1.95
Lake
Dufault
Osu
Gold
Lamaque Gold
Langis Silver
Latin
2.52
2.57
1,950
10c
12c
33,300
1.55 Mar
10c
Dec
•Leitch
30
2,005
24
10%
17%
17%
18
3,945
17
6
6
290
6
6
63/4
70c
250
25c
35c
Jun
6%
"
'«
600
38%c
:38c
40c
18,616
190
1.90
1.95
1,210
9c
■
8c
9c
16c
3.75
3.55
47 %c
Class
B
Preferred
Class. A
——
London
Hosiery. Mills
Class
A
47c
10,900
2c
2c
45o
20
4c
July
8c
I80
Sep
35c.
Jan
7c
Dec
19c
Mar
9C
8c
12c
25,500
8c
Dec
17c
4c
Apr
9,500
3%c Dec
19c
Jan
7c
8c
2,500
19c
49c
Jan
47 %c
6c
57C
94,000
6c
Nov
9c
1,500
26,700
3c
8c
7c
May
14o
15,400
14,900
47,225
10c
Nov
25c
Jan
20o
Jun
42c
Mar
26c
Jun
1.27 Jan "
•
1.86
2.00
13,074
30
295/a
30 s/8
30
470
25%
31%
830
31%
4.75. Jan
Jan
1.40 July
Dec
Okalta
2.25 Nov
Gold
Rare
31
Oleary
Loan
Opemlska
40
49
Nov
Oshawa
45c
42c
45c
56c
54c
57c
6c
6%c
41/2C
8c
Apr
2
Feb
9.00 Jan
Mines
3.00
Nov
6% Nov
18c
37c
67c
Wholesale
Overland
Jan
Apr
Petroleums
Warrants
Magnet Consolidated
Majortrans
Malartic
Gold
Maneast
1
6c
Feb
15c
Jan
8%c Feb
1.06
1.14
1,850
15%
14%
15%
9,250
13% Aug
2.93
2.90
2.97
7,550
2.50 July
6%c
6c
7c
7,000
4%c Jun
13c
l%c
l%c
5,000
l%c Jun
3%c Jan
70c
•
Uranium
1
3.45
Jan
Mines
Mines
.
Marigold Oils
Mining Corp—
Martin-McNeely Mines
4,250
4c
1,000
28
65
*
15
143/4
15
1,012
93%
7%c
93%
93%
7c
7%c
15,000
7c
21c
20c
25c
27.620
20c
1
Preferred
Maralgo
Marboy
76c
4c
28
1
common
75c
7c
6%c
6c
5c
6c
1
1
72c
68c
72c
15,500
56c
Oct
1.33 Jan
38 %c
36c
42c
227,300
30c
Mar
47 %c May
—**
Maritime
-
For footnotes, see page 42.
350
7c
8,000
'
3,500
3c
Dec
Mar
Sep
Oct
Mar
2.95 Jan
1.04 Jan
fiflc
Feb
43c
Nov
36c,
35c 37 %c
16,200
35c
Oct
1.25 Jan
25c
250
550
200
Jun
81o
47%
25c
4,050
41
Mar
1.00 Jun
11
1.30 Jan
Jan
48% AUg
1.50 Aug
July
16%
25
5%
25
105
24% May
26%
Oct
5
5%
5,855
3.10 Aug
75c
Jun
5.75
Dec
1.90
2.30
2,340
9c
13c
28,440
18%
10c
18%
100
15% Jan
75
117
70
13,000
1,320
2,000
75.
100
7c
8c
40C
40c
*
lie
HC
5c
5c
5C
.1
54C
51C
54c
8c
8c
30c
7c
7c
Dec
Jan
2.10 Nov
20c
Jan
May
19% July
81
AUg
6c
Nov
15 %c Jun
40c
Dec
10c
Jan
1.05 Jan
17c
Feb
10c
Jan
50c
60c
Jan
9%C
8c
Dec
16c
Feb
27c
30c
11,000
22c
Jun
6I0
11 %C
9c
Aug
14c
21,500
28
27%
28
450
5.20
5.00
5.20
1
—
1.54
1.52
1.75
14,768
92,500
3,300
24c
24c 26 %c
7%
7%
7%
900
8%
"*
..
9
525
•
Patino
Pato
of
64
500
9.05
9.65
7,082
6.00
6.00
840
Jun
25% Mar
5.00 Dec
80c
Jan
20c
Oct
6% Feb
8% May
52
Nov
7.80 Jun
5.25
1
_l
17c
Jan
1.78 Dec
37c
Feb
8% Oct
9% Oct
64
Dec
13% Aug
9.00 Jan
22%
24%
20% July
29% Jan
27c
1,500
24c
July
50c
30c
32c
25o
Jun
44c
78c
79c
22,250
4,650
52o
Jan
5c
6,000
4C
Nov
23c
Jan
17c
17c
II,737
lie
May
23c
Jun
9,122
16c
1
3.40
150
%c
1
—
8.60
Nov
lc
7,300
2.27
»
warrants
Consol
Sep
Jan
3.40
78c
•
Gold
Jan
36c
29
5c
24%
31b
Canada
5.30
July
27c
•
20c
Consolidated
Paymaster
64
9.45
|
....
4c
13,525
10,143
15,700
10
Porcupine
1.05
8c
29
Pee
Expl
'
Ltd
Exploration
,,i
2.27
510
15 %c
17c
20,100
ISO
Jun
Jan
Penmans
Jan
Permo
Oct
Perron
3.05 Jan
%c Dec
2.20 Dec
common
97
Jan
Petrol Oil & Gas
17c
Jan.
Oct
Pickle
5%C Aug
4%C Nov
13c
Jan
Pitch
11c
Jan
Crow
Ore
Gold
...
1.00
Mar
Jan
Oct
4.40 Sep
66c
Jan
3.20 Oct
330
Jan
Uranium
Jun
43
25
40
Mar
29
'75
41 %c
41 %c
45C
13,850
11 %c
11c
12c
3,050
.
lie
Jun
1.10
1.17
5,568
74c
Mar
,
•
1.17
28% Mar
40o
Aug
18%c Sep
39c
Jan
8%
Sep
July
30% Sep
45
85c
Jan
21 %c Jan
1.44 Mar
_•
—
56c
53c
56c
12,000
48c
July
——I
—
Mines
Dec
6%
29
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
36c
July
9c
1,965
—1
Oil & Mines
Dec
lOo
8,420
8%
~~~3
...
& Oil preferred
Mines—.
Gold
85
2,100
10c
7%
43
7'/s
11c
9C
—.1.25
50
Gas
Peruvian
11c
—.1
—
Preferred
16% NOV
Feb
Dec
Jun
Pamoil Ltd
11% Mar
Nov
1.45
Nov
....
Peerless
28
26
26c
17c
1
Pembina Pipeline common—
75c
♦
I,200
26c
...
Oct
1
.
28c
740
...
Sep
*
-
I
1.50
Jan
1.28 Nov
19
100
Maple Leaf Gardens
Maple Leaf Milling
Marcon
Jan
-.1
Mines
Fields
3.10 Oct
32c
•
Sep
Jan
Feb
3,646
;
16,500
1.00
12c
13c
18,010
2,000
1 1,920
Jan
31,886
3,888
Paramaque Mines
Pardee Amaig Mines.
Parker Drilling
1
River
13o
57,235
5%c
3.70
20c
.
—
Sep
10c
5V2C
5%c
I
Palliser Petroleum
Pamour
3%c Jun
6c
4%C Nov
4%c Nov
7c
4%c
___2
Page Hershey Tubes
Jan
2,500
Nov
Dec
1.45
I.-.I.__20c
—
7%c Jan
Jun
Jun
26c
2.50
82c
—
19c
2.40 July
19c
7c
64
Pacific
Nov
3%c
2.50
5c
Pacific Nickel
7c
31/2C
20 %c 20%c
2.55
7c
51c
preferred
3%c Jun
1
May
Aug
48c
pfd—*..
—
Express
500
Macfie
3c
2.64
1,500
2,200
3,300
.........1
4,600
15c
3%c
1.10 Jan
80c
—
8c
1,300
3%c
...*
common
...
4V2C
14,150
Jun
_x
Oct
25c
33o
12 %c
July
2.92
500
19 %c
Debenture—..,
65c
22c
41c
1.00 Mar
5%c Dec
Oct
&
10c
2.90
Jan
41c
l
l%cMar
24c
Jan
48%
20c
Mines.
19%c Feb
2.90
Jan
20c
Jun
.1
22,575
4,150
l
1
7c
Apr
36
48 c
Copper
200
90c
Jun
11c
4,673
Malartic
910
130
4c
2,000
900 -
2,430
200
Jan
1.46 Jan
1
Oils
48
Dec
Jan
75c
4,500
•
Metals..
89c
Mar
72c
Dec
Aug
_.l
.....
Ltd
—...
Oka
26% Mar
5.00 Mar
Jun
24c
700
15c
25c
...—
Jan
Ontario
89c
Oct
Sep
40%
.1
Ltd.—
Dec
4c
Sep
31% Aug
Jan
26c
12
4%C
X
O'Brien
7.65
15,500
17,300
7,900
12,300
Sep
Jan
15C
•
Obaska Lake Mines—
47
6%
4c
77c
8c
12c
18 %C
38%
39%
_.x
....1
Jan
89c
3.00
30c
72c
July
•
Mines
9c
22
7.10
6%c
27c
77c
1.14 Jan
9%c Jan
Aor
7.35
6%
28c
I
common
1.64
47 %
3.00
Oils
Beaucage
Nudulapia Mines
Ormsby Mines
5%c
182,068
x
^
Nova
Orchan
6c
57c
5%c
Northwestern Utilities
Norvalie Mines
Dec
__
100
45c
....
31%
•
1
11
51c
x
Utilities
29% Nov
1
Powell
Aug
3%c Dec
Apr
1
Oils
22% Mar
*
—
9
11
]
Warrants
22% Feb
Macdonald Mines
Lake
May
13%
1,707
7%c
Blodel &
12o
Telephone
2,055
6c
Red
4%c Jun
3,500
Quebec Power
313/4
1
MacLeod Cockshutt
4,000
1,000
12C
Northern
293/4
7c
Madsen
4c
4V2C
Northern
31
*
MacMillan
38%c Oct
4c
Jan
1.60 Jun
Jun
12c
Jan
283/4
—
Explorations
6c
4%C
1.01
;_50
,
4C
1
2.80
31
1
—
On
50
'
1.95
6c
Macassa Mines
3%c
800
July
Apr
2c
Feb
975
1.10
Aug
Feb
43o
9,000
47%
Jan
19 %c
20,525
1.03
1.00
Jan
7%c Jan
40 %c July
4c
12%
16
Dec
9c
47%
Jan
9c
17% Jan
23C
13
Jan
61
Sep
7c
1.10
29
.
Jan
Dec
5%
4c
•
5.00
Jun
26c
Jan
21c
♦
July
26o
12
30
30
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
5c
May
16% Jan
lOo
28
22c
Mines
1,200
2%c
—
49
20%c Jan
8%C
Canada
3.55
22
Lyndhurst Mines
1,500
9,000
Ontario Natural Gas..
3.50
4c
Warrants
Louvicourt Goldfield
5c
35C
Northern
Northland
320
.
31c
Northern
Northland
4,000
Mines
26,150
33c
Jan
Oct
22
*
Lorado .Uranium
35c
3%c
Feb
Oct
41/2C
common
19% May
Apr
Oct
4C
—
Dec
9%
13c
21%
j.
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas_
9%
1.01
23c
1.32
,*
2.60 Mar
Nov
Dec
3,175
...
Dec
Northspan Uran Mines "A" warrantsStar oil preferred...
50
•
warrants
1.25
North
Feb
1.52
1
Jan
6c
•
Minerals
8,000
Jun
26c
•
Locana
1.50
8
3.30 July
2.95 Jan.
1.48
Class B
1.50 Aug
5c
Rankin
10c
1.50
—1
27%
North
765
195
Loblaw Cos class A_
615
33c
...
Goldcrest
1,000
24,275
preferred—i—
2.80
*
Coldstream
7,450
100,300
pfd.
2.25
5c
Smelting
Northgate Exploration
16c
51c
__20
A:
25% Mar
Ltd..
Canadian
3.80
38c
—
25
Warrants
16c
15%
'
Nickel
3.70
-V
Little Long Lac Gold*
Loblaw Groceterias class
28
35c
....
North
Sep
Sep
1.00 Jun
32c
.
28
Nov
15%
Mines————
28
3c
.1
3.80 Mar
30
July
5%
—1
Gold
13% Aug
21,300
Mines
43c
Jun
38c
Industries preferred—
Lexindin Gold Mines
7%C Dec
482
3,500
Apr
Apr
15%
Levy
•
29%
3
Gold
Lencourt
29%
50c
_
.
3,900
4c
4%C
....
North
lie
•
1
Secord
8%C
•
Jan
9%c Jan
22%
Nov
14%
...1
Northcal
Jun
5% Oct
70c
8c
3%c
Norsyncomaque Mining
Sep
1
American
'Laura
July
12% Nov
3%c July
21c
Sep
...
Apr
3c
1
Mines
Jan
96c
1
Jan
10%
1
Mines
59c
Mar
4c
;
7%
365
1
Mines
Shore
Nov
35o
•
3.95
22,790
1
—
23c
59,300
l
Mines
24,500
68c
—
Lingman
Lake
Lake
Mines—
Gas
Lakeland
Lake
3,500
57C
3%c Dec
Mining Corp
6c
v.
—
60c
33c
150
—
Nor metal
73%
Oct
•
Gold
Oils
1.00
17% Mar
49% July
3%c
1
Mines
Norlartic
12%
Dec
3,300
;
Apr
5c
Aug
35% Mar
50c
Sep
13
a<
...
Jun
2.09
113/4
-*—10
-
-
55c
"11
14%
.1
Mines
Norgold
5c
(John)
Ltd—
•
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lafarge
Cement
common
—_10
A
Jan
3%c
......
Norbeau
12
Labatt
Class
26
42% Nov
3%c
_.l
Mines
Jan
North
Warrants
Apr
Dec
May
14%
1
Noranda. Mines
—1
*
—
Jan
20
39% Mar
13
Mines
Nor
1
Copper common
Developments Ltd
26
,.__50c
;
Nisto Mines
Dec
—1
Mines—
Gold
Kilembe
Kopan
5%
2.05
—...—•
——
Kelvinator
12%
3%c
Mines
Rim
Jan
2 80 Feb
10c
3%c
Niagara Wire class B
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nipissing
Jan
Apr
Jan
111
Rouyn Merger....
Nickel
29c
Jan
Nov
1,320
of Canada..
Mining &
Jan
45c
39c
43c
May
Jan
9% Dec
9% Mar
Dec
1.18
Apr
Jan
2.05
Mar
3c
Jan
6%
Jan
20
11
Mines
Gold
Jan
1.15
1
Mines
Taku
20c
14 %o Feb
54c
40c
Jan
10%
Apr
Apr
50c
34c
1.40
2.00 Jun
Jan
2.34
30c
57c
38c
Norpax
Warrants
5,115
9,247
43,687
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.l
67c
7,200
12%
47%
11c
Oct
—1
Kelly Douglas class A
52c
68<?
11
46
22c
Oct
•
Co
65c
12%
46%
10c
76c
3,860
Ltd—
Petroleum—
Mining
145
21c
22c
34,000
——
672
42
21c
9,925
7c
—.
23%
10 %c
33,950
61/4
—
23
40%
1
84c
6c
Mines—,
23
40%
1
28c
—10
—
484
Manitoba
78c
—1
—
B
1,150
10,100
New
24c
7c
(1939)
Jockey Club Ltd common
4c
23%
New
81c
1
Mines
12%
12
3%C
23%
•
Jan
24c
1
Lake
Jefferson
-Jellicoe
200
May
11
30c
20c
;
2.05
1
New Jason Mines*—.;
New Kelore Mines_..u».
35c
Mining
Jacobus
1,500
61
Mines
Newnorth
Jack
15c
3%c
I*
II
New Hosco Mines
Newlund
13 %C
1.40 Jun
13 %c Dec
60
Harricana
1.75
85c
23%
Develop....—
New
Nov
63o
Nov
2.05
_i
Petroleum
Jan
Nov
62
Apr
New
Nov
33c
_._i
Jan
57%
24c
6,400
2,860
10%
Mines—
15,400
4c
3,700
1.50
61
;
.....
23
45% Mar
27c
25c
1.45
1
35%
25c
1
July
Jun
Mar
10%
_
Mines
17,677
—1
preferred
Mines
25c
21
Dec
6c
1.25
Mines
5c
*
-
260
40c
18,000
_•
Products
57%
25c
—•
Bay
7,110
22
1,950
8c
1.40 Jun
_fo
4c
5
Copper Mines
Mines
Iron
22
15o
46c
7c.
1.49
Car..
55Vb
*
com
30 %c 31 %c
19c
45c
25c
New
Inspiration
15 %c
25,330
11,500
_•
Trust
Alger
1.60
Jan
80
47c
20
Petroleum
Nealon
3lo
1.52
4%C Oct
24o
Aug
Apr
Mar
*
u.
National
Neon
15o
1.20
14
30% Jan
4,800
j
Hosiery Mills class B
New
22,500
July
May
•
common.
...
National
Steel
21
Aug
Aug
.
Jan
6.70 Nov
3,250
5c,
43c 49%c
x
National Grocers preferred-.
National
13%c Jan
70c
1,846
27c
———III
Mines
National
5%o Jun
10c
5c
1
...
Exploration
Feb
12
1.50
•
National Drug <& Chemical
National
102
25
17c
Jan
Dec
93% Mar
5o July
4.05 July
30c
♦
Moore
Minerals
-
15c
Murray" Mining Corp Ltd
Mar
27%
15c
6,500
-
High
,
12%
102
28c
...
Montreal Locomotive
52
26%
16c
7c
——!•
;.._..-II' *
I_IIIIII40
...II.1
Works——
"•
Preferred
12
Sep
Oct
17c
UIL.-IIIIIZI*
.—.III
Min
Ore
Mines
Molsons Brewery class A
Moneta
6C
95c
12
8%
97
1.54
III1
,—H*
;
—
Mining Corp
Class. B.
6c
90c
.
'
5c;
•
Midrim Mining
;
Midwest Industries Gas—
Mill City Petroleums
Milton Brick
Mar
24c
8
34V4
preferred—i—10
—
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
"'
46c
10%
18%
Preferred
Warrants
Jan
14%
87
•
Gas
Jan
51%
Dec
1 35%
,*■
Co
Natural
3.25
May
8.70
4,325
10,100
2?c
1
64
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inland
Feb
43
26c
.
2.31
2,336
500
6.05
27%
'
Development_50c
—
__—„
Inland
1,000
Jan
7,806
t
*
Mines.
193/4
•
—
&
9.00
44%
Jan
6%c
5.90
6C
Mining
23
20
———25
••
(John)
2.50
45%
8.70,
5.00
6%c
12
"~L2B
-
io%
♦
A
-—
lnglis
2.35
45 %
Jun
.
27c
Imperial Life Assurance—.
10
Imperial Oil
:
.♦
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
$4.86%
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd common
*
Warrants
„
1
———
$1.40
8.80
1
„_
—
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment class
6%%
preferred —•*!.
45%
island
870
101,
90c
*
_
Apr
Oct
—•*_
'
Uranium
101
rnvmi
—50c
preferred
Medallion Petroleums
Mentor Exploration &
Meta
100%
6%c
McKenzte Red Lake—IZ1™1
McMarmac Red Lake_,^
~ x
McWatters Gold Mine?
Merrill
25
•
~x
~_Ix
McIn tyre
(L)
39,541
102
101
;
*;.—
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines *:
Mayfair Oil & Gas_
12,
4 Vic
& Co_:.-—
Hendershot Paper preferred
Highland Bell—
Hollinger Consolidated Gold—
Mar
Sep
:
i
11c
3c
1
1
.
.
6.25
i.
;
Iron—
H)
11
1
Headway Red Lake——;
Heath Gold Mines
11%
11
__u.
;
Hard Rock Gold Mines
'Harrison Minerals——
of
11%
common—
Harding Carpets
Head
1
3%c No,v
11%-
101
—100
;
——
Gulch
10%
100
%%
preferred
5 % % preferred
Matachewan Consol
Shares
High
10%
4
for Week
of Prices
LOW
■
•
common—.
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Aug
1-6%
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Greyhound
41
38c
35c
38C
4,500
32c
Dec
•
61c
61c
64c
8,107
60c
Dec
4c
May
7c
Nov
94c
Jan
14%
NOV
60c
Jim
1
4c
500
Place Oil & Gas
^
30C
26,000
Placer Development
Ponder
Oils
•
13%
13%
13%
1,185
50*
48c
46c
50c
15,900
4c
,
30c
28c
28c
10%
17e
Jan
Mar
1.17
85c
Jan
Jan
1.02 Jan
Jan
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2546)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
Powell
Rouyn Gold
Power
Corp
Premium
Prospectors
Provo
46
2.20
2.10
2.25
2,550
*
1
Ltd
Minerals
9c
9c
4.35
*
•
1-32
1.28
1.33
74,550;
1-87
1.80
1.87
15,325
4c
3%c
4c
3,000
Transcontinental
55%
Jan
Trans
Prairie
4.35
Jan
Triad
1.40
Jan
5.15
Jan
Jun
2.05
Apr
9%c
Nov
^
Quebec Natural Gas
7c
23,100
7c
Nov
23c
Jan
9,025
12c
Dec
29c
Jan
Class
A
preferred
2%c
1-92
65c
2%c
14,100
2c
July
6c
Jan
Class
B
1.90
1.99
1,330
Dec
3.50
Jan
65c
65c
12,068
5%
5%
1,760
i
•
Mining
Quemont
130
—-
.
38
1.30
1.30
13c
8.40
8.50
975
Feb
United
80%
Jan
5.80
Dec
1.05 July
Aug
7.90
Feb
Radlore
Class
Oct
B
United
Jun
11%
Jan
United
Realm
Reef
Explorations
Macdonald
Minerals
Rexspar
Rio
Algom
Rio
Mines—
Rupununi
2,600
75C
Nov
62C
52,970
45c
Mar
68c
21c
23c
11,000
18 %c
Jun
60c
3%c
4%C
1.65
1.65
1.65
200
1
•
1
Mining
Reeves
42c
75c
57C
59c
21 V*c
4c
—1
Mines;
78c
11,800
75c
45c 47 %<5
*
*
1
•
1
Mines
Uranium
Rayrock
17c
17c
19c
15,300
7-40
7.30
7.40
6,111
47c
--
8c
10c
Nov
3c
5,500
1.50
6%c
Apr
1.50
16c
46c
7.90
10c
Mar
4c
Mar
Apr
Jan
Sep
Sep
Dec
(/
Preferred
Rowan
Russell
Corp
3%c
4c
8,106
3%c
4.50
4.60
100
78
78
78
25
6c
6c
1,000
70
New
United
i
Vanadium
Vandoo
class
A
Vespar
Jan
Viceroy
Class
Miller
Standard
July
5c
65
IOC
12%
Apr
240
49%
Feb
85
55%
Nov
4.05
6,583
16 %c
Jun
72c
Dec
1.25
Apr
24%
Jan
28%
Aug
3.60'
3.60
75c
75c
77 cf-
27
.27
27
20
20%
370
18% May
23%
26%
26%
250
22% Mar
27
8.90
9,810
i
«
-
11 %c
.
4,885
9c
Nov
1.10
19,315
90o
Jun
4.95-'
6.50
1.15
1.20
2,500
6,700
87C
1.30
1.30
225
28c
4.65
—W
—.
*
NOV
Dec
Apr
Jan
8%
Dec
Jan
;
1.30
Jan
7c
!
Oct
2.55
July
1.05
Aug
1.89
'
1.15
Jan
July
9.05
Jan
1.06
6% h
"x
——1
-
3c
3c
Jan
30
90 y2
27c
29c
class
6%
6%
2.45
2.45
2.45
30
Oct
94%
24c
Jun
40c
Sep
6%
Feb
7
Apr
2.45
Dec
600
38
.
Apr
200
,38
38
72c
75c
28c
___•
A
May
70
4,000
•
Ltd;
3c
21%
3,400
29
30
,
—110
80
Jan
Webb
&
Knapp
Mining
Weedon
17%
Jan
20 % July
Werner
Lake
8%
Nov
12
Wespac
7c
Jun
60C
10%
Dec
13%
17,500
10%
10%
10%
50
Dec
Jan
Oct
West
11,622
20
.
....
30
Dec
3.30
.
Sep
Jan
17%
17%
15% Mar
4,065
99%
170
66c
69c
11
11%
5.75
1.37
Nov
98c
Jan
Sep
11%
Dec
8%
6.50 Jan
4.00 Mar
5,285
1.29
99% Aug
60c
18,897
5.35
18% May
Feb
89
2,660
11
5.50
48c
9,285
1.50
May
5c
4%c
5c
17,350
4%c
48 %c
48c
52c
19,500
37c
Oct
41
49
820
67c
67c
69c
9,975
13c
Nov
15c
16c
12
29
Jun
14c
1.20
w
jun ^
12
216
1.04
49
Nov
650
3,825
12
?
Jan
Sep
38%
Feb
Nov
1.60
Apr
400
6.00
38%
39%'
1.07
5%c
6c
2,910
2.85
2.90
2.90
1
.
Nov
5.75
12,860
'
July
2.45
6.90
33% Mar
1,650
Jan
3.50 Mar
2.50 May
:
Feb
Dec
13c
Dec
5%c
Jan
40
°
3c
2,000
3C
July
9%C
10,000
7c
Jun
12c
Jan
12c
2,650
10c
Nov
21c
Mar
87c
— —
9c
94c
6,160
82c
Oct
1.88
Jan
30c
'
3c
9c
*■
1
70c
Jan
.
,
1
*
11 %c.
—
Oil
&
7-L25
Gas—;
—
89c
Westates Petroleum
1
Westeel
•
Products-
—L.
300
10,500
45c
8,450
90c
42c
3C
42c
1
-
30c
2%c
_
West Malartic Mines
,
1.00
4,289
22c
Nov
2c
May
42c
Dec
90c
.
Dec
5%C
78c
2.15
Canada
Copper
Breweries
9%
5
——
10
383
9%
32%
645
32%
Feb
1.25
1.25
200
1.201
Dec
3.60
Jan
30c
■
■
™
*
1.25
:
Warrants
Jan
Jan
Jan
32%
30c
200
26c
NOV
1.35
Jan
4,875
72c
Dec
17% May
'
Western
Western
Jan
...
—
33
Nov
Mar
Jan
Western
Petroleum-
Decalta
Dec
Western
Grocers
Jan
Western
Naco
i'il.00 July
Dec
Jun
72c
:2,946
5.80
39%
'
-
_
—
_
33
.4,400
1.35
1.30
6.00
—
'
_
Nickel
Canadian
Warrants
99
16c
Ltd;
Petroleums
July
5.30
1.30
•
>.
Canada
9.50 Mar
200
16C
1.37
1
.
•
I,016
9%
67c
Ref
&
'v. 72c
1
W
2,204
9%
17%
_
Mines
&
5.70
13% May
Western
3.25 Mar
4.65
Apr
Plywood
Weston
3.80 Aug
5%
Apr
Class
8%
9%
10,467
7%
Nov
13% July
26Y«
25%
26%
3,367
23%
Oct
30%
Jan
*
29%
29%
29 %
125
29%
Dec
42 %
3.05
3.10
6,111
2.01
Jun
2,875
10%
10 %
»
■
_
•
1.55
July
Jan
24%
Jan
28
Aug
20c
Oct
55c
Jan
9
Oct
16% Mar
12 %C
Jan
30c
25
4,812
Feb
38
3,095
29
Feb
39 y4
Dec
41%
3,355
28% Mar
41%
Dec
90%
90 y4
39 y4
39%
4iy4
—100
80c
12 %c:13%C V
u.,
39%-
_
»——
preferred
50
23c
90 y4
150
82
Feb
92
Aug
106
106
90
100
Mar
107
Aug
16%
16
16%
.5,155
10
Mar
16%
Dec
1.26
1.24
1.36
20,425
90c
Oct
1.67
Jan
30c
,
26c
July
3.05
$6
A_
28
22c
10%
:_;50(
A_;
B
77c
28
*
class
class
77C.
23c
_*
class B
Inlet
(Geo)
4 %%
9%
•
1
20
preferred—
Petrol——
Western Surf
200
3.35
Oct
preferred
.
—
Warrants
Willrov
:;
Minos
Warrants
1
26c
25 %c 26 %c
8,900
Oct
43c
Mar
23c
20 %C
26c
9,400
16 %c May
32c
Jan
Wiltsey
11
10%
11
150
9% Mar
11 Va
Sep
Windfall
•
27%
27%
27%
398
33%
Jan
Wood
(Alexander)
1
1.12
1.12
1.17
11,350
1.24
Nov
Wood
(J)
•
2.65
2.65
2.65
300
3.00
Jun
Woodward
23c
25%
Nov
1
,
—•
Ltd
Simpsons
5.30
10%c:11 %c
1.08
~r
"
8.30
5%c
3,200
A
20
Sep
Nov
24C
20%
•
50c
class
1,133
54
56
■
26%
Sep
4.00
Mines
Dairies
fciiverwootl
Jan
18,510
1
—
Prod
G
3.80
Mines
Silver
Silver
16%
15
•
Explor_
Amulet
3.65
._
Dec
55%
■
Wainwright
3.90
Gordon
Jan
10%
8.40
Victoria & Grey Trust
Violamac Mines
Walte
—1
A
16%
Apr
*
Alloys
Mfg
Walker
tun''' t'-.v:-:-
Bherrltt
Nov
8
_*
Mines
Mines
3.90
Water & Power com
9%
400
90%
Jan
6%
*
Bhawinigan
50
10%
53%
~
Corp
Cons
3.75
Arts
Seven
10%'
55%
Ventures Ltd
-•
Holdings
Jan
10%
"
——*
Freehold
Security
Selkirk
14c
30
;
18%
14 %C
!l
————
Dec
14%
•
.
Canada
Jan
41
Scythes common
5c
14%
Fortune
Steel
Upper
81
Nov
1
Satellite Metal
10c
Dec
50c
Petroleums
22,008
1
._
Oils
Mar
t.jO
66
1
Petroleum
8%C
Jan
52%
i
:
71V*
9%
Debentures
Barcee
Jan
5c
c
•
trust
;
5.55
14 %c
1
Gold
13c
50
•
Gold
Mar
17c
X
Hill
Keno
18%
70%
5.70
—
River
Sapphire
3y2c
4.60
1
Horsey common
47c
Jun
Jan
•
common
Gas
Antonio
Sand
Sep
35c
—*
Warrants
Ban
J8%c
Jun
100
Shirrlff
Balada
Jun
15o
1
preferred
Maurice
St
29c
6c
7,100
*
Industries
Lawrence
5%
Apr
41,450
•
Lawrence Cement class A
8t
21,900
13c
25
—
Ryanor Mining
St
23c
16c 16 %C
10
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite oil common
Preferred
21c
10 %c
1
Mines
Consol
22c
16c
50c
•
—
10y2c
100
Mines
Petroleum Ltd
V) Can Ltd common
Rocky
Roe
Nov
1
*
Mines
Rock win
Dec
6c
Jan
1
Uran
Athabasca
Roche
20c
3,750
50
Class B
Rix
1,500
7c
Jan
2.10 May
Feb
Nov
8.15 July
20,000
21c
7c
1.58
50
.u,
class A
Preferred
20c
United
Ranger Oil
20c
10%
•
1.
common
\
voting
4.10
9,930
6'/2
*
Corp
Corps
Jun
10c
Canada
Union Mining
United Canso
18
Dec
38
1,200
78c
Mar
5%
300
13c
—
8.40
45c
10
38
Warrants
Queenston Gold Mines
1.90
Union Gas of
Aug
Nov
1.83
20c
1
preferred—:
8c
Jan'
19
1.68
•
*
13c 13 %c
18c
Apr
*
•
preferred
2%c
Nov
11%
150
10%
II
1.
Shawkey Mines
Union
Acceptance common
?c
1
1
1
1
*
1
High
10c
11,000
16%
1.75
»•
_____
Ultra
2nd
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Metallurgical
„
Oct
2.70
lie
16%
—
1.60 Aug
3c
Dec
35c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
7c
Tribag Mining Co LtdTrinity Chibougamau
Oil
Shares
High
10c
.
Feb
3.40
Low
—.*•'
for Week
of Prices
10c
Pipeline
Oct
"
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Labrador Develop
Resources
Nov
6c
3,375
Oct
Jun
2.00
3,000
4.30
1
-
9c
4.30
Par
43c
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
May
43%
720
20ft
Airways
Producers Ltd
Gas
Purdex
45 y«
Ltd
Mines
27c
1,000
46
Electric
President
Preston
Low
40c
Monday, December 19, 1960
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
*
Ore
Iron
STOCKS
Shares
40c
.
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended December 16)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
35C
800
8%c
9c
19.500
7c
Jun
10c
10c
10c
2,000
9C
May
4.95
4.95
4.95
50
__
1
Coghlan
■
_u.
—
*
.
1.05
Aug
Jan
17c
4.25 Mar
Aug
14c
Feb
5.00
Jan
'
8iseoe
S
K
Ltd
Mines
D
;
Manufacturing
Slater
__
.
f
26%
26%
26%
21>/4
21%
21%
July
2.00
30
•
common
79c
20
25
Jan
36 % July
Mar
Class
Indus
class
Stores
A
A
;
;
class
Ltd
A—
warrants—
Services
-
12c
lie 12 %c
28,600
*
69c
53c
73c
99,355
14c
24c
Air
Spartan
1
Union Oils
Southern
23c
26c
Warrants
& Oils
Foods
Ltd—
Stafford
Standard
30c
Paving
Standard
5c
46,220
8c
2.35
Feb
3.75
350
14
430
1.60 Mar
Dec
13%
19c
13%
Feb
4.50 Aug
3.60 Aug
19
Nov
—
•
w
350
22
Nov
29
Jan
1,630
14
Nov
19%
Jan
4.00
4.30
2,100
Nov
8.25
Jan
1.08
•
1.08
a*»-
23
15%
1.15
1,775
1.01 May
1.45
3,70
Oct
!
Yale
Lead
Yankee
&
Zinc
Oil—
Canuck
Yellowknife
Young
Yukeno
10 %c
200
G)
:'10c
/ 2c
'
4,500
Dec
3c
22,500
1.02
14,680
64c
68c
13,650
3%c
3%c
4»/2C
7,850
—-
2.10
2.15
2,380
1
Mines
16 %c
16c
17c
7,300
16c
21c
20c
21c
7,325
13C
-
1
——
-
1.02
1
-1
Mines.
27c
Aug
2c
1.00
68c
1
Mines
3c
11c
10c
•
Bear
(H
1
4%c Aug
Jan
83c
Jun
56c
May
88c
Oct
2%C! Aug
5c
Jan
3.00
Apr
f
1.13
Sep
Jan
"
1
Wire
Feb
Oct
10c
gc
23
14%
!
15 y*..
Sep
23 %c
Oct
11,400
80
3.65'
Bpooner Mines
24
18% July
8c
May
'»
:3—»"
_—_—_
Wright-Hargreaves
Southam
-
*
28c
30c
4,245
10c
July
56c
Jan
Zenmac
25c
25c
27c
11,191
25c
Oct
53c
Jan
Zulapa
Starratt Nickel
1
6c
5c
6c
15,900
3%c Aug
7c
Jan
Stedman
*
32%
33
100
Bros
Steel of Canada
Steinberg
31
Jun
38%
61%
Nov
87%
Gold
River
64%
65%
3,801
6.40
6.35
6.70
23,792
Oct
13%
19
18%
19
775
17
Sep
24
52%
52%
52%
100
46-
Feb
55
May
16 %C
18c
4,100
15c
Nov
40c
Nov
10c
Sudbury
Contact
1
6c
4%c
6c
8,100
4c
Sullivan
Cons
X
1.31
1.31
1.40
5,550
1.30
1
18c
17 %c
20c
13,650
•
15%
15%
15%
1,445
2.40
2.40
100
Mines
Superior Propane
-
Warrants
Supertest Petroleum Ordinary—
Preferred
Switson Industries
Teck Hughes Gold
Mines
Preferred
Thorncliffe
Tip
Lundmark
Toronto
Dominion
Bank
Elevators
preferred
Finance
Canada
Canada
3.60
Jan
1.04
Jan
49c
49c
52c
3,200
37c
May
57c
Jan
14,365
1.35
1.35
1.40
3,090
15c
15c
16c
13,660
.
56%
56
84
84
A
10
1 00
250
,46c
52c
17,600
6
-
6%
3C
3c
38%c
38 %c
3c
41c
200
14,616
II,000
45
59%
Mar
76
85 %
Apr
1.00
43c
1.52
Dec
94c
Jan
-
33c
Jan
Oct
Jan
Mar
10%
Nov
Jan
7c
5% July
3c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.15
Oct
Feb
14
200
35c
2,010
July
68c
May
27c
4,000
24 %c May
31c
Mar
56%
58
4,251
48% Mar
10%
10%
150
9
46
460
39
13
13%
310
12%
57%
57%
57%
635
57
8%c
8%c
12%
31c
6c
17
Dec
National
58
Dec
13
Jan
July
46
Dec
Jun
18
Feb
59 %
May
9%c Mar
37%
1,000
6,435
32%
Feb
39%
36%
150
34%
Apr
38%
32
Feb
36
36
75
12c
600
2.20
1
43c
1
J8%
9%
41
1,495
%c
43c
2,000
18
18%
20,831
9%
16,320
8%
Dec
July
Jun
29c
Jan
37c
Oct
12c
2.00
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
8
*
8
600
BVa
Feb
8
35%
Apr
45i
July
8
NOV
Anglo
Canadian Pulp & Paper—
*
39%-
39%
40
3.055
Angio
Newfoundland
6
6%
6%
6%
2,090
•
24%
24%
25
760
20%
Feb
28% Aug
52
52
25
49%
Jun
53
-ft
6.00
5.85
6.00
5,410
3.90
Jan
.•
16%
16 %
16%
1,883
13%
Jun
30 %
30%
33
29 %
Apr
28%
28%
29%
1,433
Jan
40
40%
3,750
27% July
36% Mar
33 %
40
44%
Jan
14c
2,000
13c
22c
65
65
46
19%
20%
1,338
18%
18%
Asbestos
Develop
Corn
American
Bulolo
Gold
Bank
Note—
Canada
&
Canada
Vinegars
Canadian
Dominion
Sugar
;__L.
General
Consolidated
Glass
Dupont Co
common
Copper
•
—
'
1
250
new
Flour
Ontario
Pend
Oreille
Price
13 %c
30
-I-
30
Dec
19% July
17%
2,895
Aug
29%
25
12%
Aug
65
700
30
11%
.1
Mines
Feb
26 Ve
Jan
Jan
Jan
31%
Jan
48
Dec
29
100
48
181
40
2.41
2.45
1,300
2.30
Jan
90
Dec
29
1
July
14
47
:
38
Oct
Nov
23
*
Bros
18%
J an
30
2.50
Paper
common
6.00
Sep
May
Dec
9% May
26% Sep
—
&
20%
__*■
_
Mines-;
International Paper
14c
"
common
Loblaw Inc
Ogilvie
»
_
i
'
Dominion
Minnesota
—-•
Investments
Paper
Dalhousie Oil
Gaspe
*
Dredging
6
July
Aug
3.15
Jan
Sep
46 y2
Jan
Feb
7%
Sep
Dec
35%
2.00
•
Low
Par
•
Corp
Feb
May
36
3714
12c
•
2.15
40c
Nov
45
57%
IOV2
2.10
Line
Jun
1.25 Mar
14c
Jan
34c
40
PiDe
2.80
26c
34c
_«
Exp Ltd
Pipeline
1.52
Feb
12%
,
*
•
84
1,207
50c
1
10
56%
1.00
1
class
Andian
British
21%
Week's
Sale Price
Jan
warrants
Transmountaln
Dec
20 %c Aug
Jan
50
preferred
Trans
1.50
Dec
69c
*
Works class A
Trans
93%
Jan
Jan
25%
1956 warrants
1957
SO
17"%
Expressed in Canadian
Last
STOCKS
■<
July
20
Class B
5%
Jan
37c
1.67
Are
Jan
4.50
167
•
;
Towagmac Exploration
Traders
16%
5,100
*
Ltd
Mines
Star
44c
Mar
2.00 July
12
Sep
25
io«
General Trusts
Toronto Iron
Mar
13
54c
1.61
Shown
Friday
July
12c
25
1
Mines
Prices
Jan
52 c
1.64
2.00
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Jan
,53c
1
Top Tailors—
Toronto
27,432
•
Park
Torbrit Silver
Toronto
3,665
30c
100
;
Mines
Toronto
1.80
23c
•
Petroleums
Tomblll
1.75
30c
—10c
Thompson
Tidal
1.75
1
common
Texstar
Tiara
70
1
Ltd
Canada
93%
X
Territory Mining
Texaco
93%
1.85
Dec
Jan
1
<
j
Jan
X
trust
Temagaml
165
*
Mines
Voting
13
35o
common
Taurcanls
13
•
8ylvanite Gold Mines
Tamblyn
*
100
;
:
July
1
Exploration
Mines.
Jan
5.90
65%
l
.
Metal
Mining
Jan
X
A
Sterling Trusts
Sunburst
3.88 Jan
,
20
class
Sturgeon
20,600
•
Iron
Rock
Steep
—,
Nov
Electric
60c
28c
1
;
20c
Zenith
36c
1
Btanwell Oil & Gas
Stanrock Uranium
Apr
Dec
Dec
Sep
Sep
38% July
-
■
3.00
Jan
5.00
Third
*
Genl
Canadian
Yukon
Consolidated
Invest
Gold
FOOTNOTES
•
No
a
Odd
par
lot
38
37%
38
400
Trust—*
6%
6%
6%
2,125
50c
55c
10,600
Corp
FOR
—_1
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
sale
in
year's
range).
Feb
d Deferred
in
delivery
year's
30c
Jun
65c
Jan
e
16
Jun
26
Jan
fFlat
7% July
12
Jan
rCash sale
sale
(not
included
range),
(not Included in year's range)
50c
CANADIAN
(Un) Admitted
wd When
to
Dec
76c
Oct
MARKETS
unlisted
delivered,
Issued,
x
-
5%
Ex-liquidating dividend.
wi When
Selling ex-interest.
price.
AND
t
included
(not
37
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
trading privileges,
Volume
192
6013
Number
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
(2547)
43
\
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotation,
The
following
asked quotations are obtained from the National
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid")
Association
bid
and
Securities
of
any
not represent actual transactions.
which have
wide national
a
Par
Utilities
Industrials and
Par
Aerovox
Air
Corp
Alico
Par
Futterman
8%
1
42%
45%
Garlock
—1
Land
7%
18%
20 %
Gas
Inc
Inc
Development
Gen
Potash
of
New
19%
9%
10%
Pub
Serv
Co
of
12%
Green
49 V*
Green
44
Grinned
Greetings
—t—2
r
5%
pfd
——
(A
P)
——
Fire
Co—5
17%
Corp—5
20%
Brick
19 Va
Punta
Arizona
Service
Public
Co
Arkansas Missouri
Power
Arkansas
Gas
Art
Western
Arvida
Hamilton
16%
Hanna .(M A)
55%
5
Aztec
Oil
Balrd, Atomics
Baker Oil
Bates
1
Bayles
Manufacturing
Bernis
Bros
Bag
Hidden
Inc.
'4,—
Co
Hoover
Credit
Fearless
Corp
Houston
Oil
Beryllium
Corp
—0
42%
45%
Hudson
1
—1
2%
>
Products
Inc
Bowser
Brown
&
$1.20
6%
110
Sharpe Mfg Co
Gas—-—_—*
25%
Interstate
23
21
Interstate
"
Investors
12%
13%
California
Oregon Power Co__20
39%
42%
California
Water
Co__25
23%
25%
Ionics
30%
32%
Iowa
Calif
-
Interstate
Water
Service
Co___ 12%
Telep
&
Class
Canadian
Superior Oil of Calif 1
com_—25
10%
11%
Itek
52%
56%
Jack
43
46
24%
26%
Jervis
Co———1
Carpenter, Paper
Ceco
Steel Products Corp
Corp
South Shore
10
Upper Peninsular Power Co
3%
Utah
14%
16
21%
23%
Water
Co
—5
Power
Co__*«,
&
Brothers
27%
29%
Wash
Southwestern
Elec Service Co—1
Southwestern
States
Co
—1
32 V*
34%
23%
25%
Sprague
8 Va
7%
5
14 Va
13
Inc—
18
19%
,
'
Co—15
33%
—1
Utilities
39%
36%
.-5
Co_^
182
170
1
52%
—4
.35%
;
56%
Co—
4%
Western
24 V#
Western
Natural
53
Western
Publishing
16%
17%
Weyerhaeuser
36%
40%
15
Wisconsin
Stanley
Screw
Home
Common
Co
20
Products
Inc—
non-voting
——5
26%
Strong Cobb Amer Inc
21
Struthers
Co—1—5
15%
17
Kansas-Nebraska
Natural Gas_5
24%
Co_5
27%
29%
9%
29%
37%
9%
25%
27%
1
22%
24 %
Stanley
Works
Hotels
———_,.25
Delaware
Chemical
Wilcox
Corp—1
4%
5%
——_1
28%
30%
25
27
Co_.
Point
28%
5%
6%
14%
10
15 V*
21%
1
23 Va
27
—*
13%
14%
Manufacturing Co_*
19%
21'/a
&
Lt
47
50 %
Telephone Co__ 10
Massachusetts
Cos
Gas
1
Co
23%
10 Va
77%
81%
34
36 Va
Co
7.50
5
Electric
25%
1
Inc„_ 1
Co
11
7%
8%
Co
—3
7%
8%
&
Light Co_10
36%
38%
34
36%
Power
Witco
Chemical
Wood
Conversion
-5
Co
5
8%
10
39%
~1
25%
—10
32
-10
23%
Whiting Corp
14
Standard
15 Va
39%
51%
26%
5
Telephone Co
Transmission
3%
—1
—
19
29%
42
48 %
—1
Coast
49
Register
24%
3%
27%
West
22%
Standard
13%
ctfs—
20%
& Steamship—2.50
yifStandard Pressed Steel——1
Stepan
111
21%
Corp__
Western
Statler
Electric & Gas Co—3'/a
18%
Financial
28%
Fruit
7%
Central
19%
Bros Transport A—_1
Wellington Mgt Co class A
10c
Wesco
West
6%
Central
1
A
Watson
Westcoast
*
—1
Jessop Steel Co—
—1
Kaiser Steel Corp common
1
$1.46 preferred
*
;—
17%
Washington Steel Corp
14%
16 %
Supply
8%
10%
16%
Co—
57%
45%
——
26%
8
class
Co
13
14%
Corp
19%
25 Va
16
9%
1
Co„
Natural Gas
14
30%
14%
50c
Corp
Swasey
26%
—1
—
42%
InC
Water
7%
54
2%
—
Mfg Co
1
Heintz
7
.
__10
Spur Oil Co
Staley (A E)
Stand
1
—
Electric
42
17%
1
Spector Freight Sys Inc—1
Speer Carbon Co———_2 %
Services
Service
Co—.
Producing Co__1
Corp__*
common
Corp
&
(Jim)
Warren
5 Va
Co
42
12%
28%
16%c
Inc
1
Co
Tel
Reed
Walter
4%
Gas
20%
&
Warner
Co„_1
Tel
Waddell
22%
Southwest
Power
Corp of America
Von's Grocery Co
48%
26 Va
Freight Sys__ 1
55
39
*
45 Va
24%
Securities
51
5
Corp
Co
45%
New
Eng
Mfg
25
Nevada
Corp
Iron
Vitro
Calif
5%
—2
Mining Co
&
Vance Sanders &
Company—50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc__
5
Vector
Colorado
52%
15
45%
33%
14%
18%
Southern
4%
13%
42%
49 %
44
Southern
48%
39%
31%
12%
16
83%
Corp—50c
10%
36%
9
46
40
12%
Textbook Co—-—*
5%
9%
10
71/2
Co—*
80%
Wash—_1
5
Inc.l
—l
Co
Southern
of
&
Valley Mould
Southern
Bank
Const
64
13 Va
Gas
11%
4%
———2
& Dev Co—10c
Union
29 Va
10%
38
23 V*
-•
27
13 Va
Cable
Oil
1
3%
Southern
Diver
Jamaica
Mills class B
Cannon
4
&
Corp
Chem
11%
60%
Power
Wire
34%
United States Truck Lines
United Utilities Inc
35%
6 Va
32%
Mil Corp_l
Leasing Corp.—1
United States Servateria
Corp_l
United States Sugar Corp„
1
—_5
,
13%
5
States
Co————2
23%
5%
Pwr
5
3
22%
13
39%
Co_
&
Pacific
Simplex
5%
States
11%
1
Elec Lt &
United
19%
,
33%
10
50c
18
Co
Inc—_*
Prod
D)
6%
Corp
Pipeline
71
31%
1
36
Co
Fetzer
6
5%
1
4
Southern
Iowa
3%
Ltd
—1
Inc.
25%
Public
10c
Oil
—20c
44
Motor
A
Delhi
Union Texas Nat Gas
10%
3%
Inc
Canadian
20%
9%
40%
Engineering
Interstate
Tel-—1—5
California
18%
Inc——1
21%
1
Inc——
Bakeries
Interstate
14%
Sierra
4V4
■
'
13%
,_i
——1
Petroleum.
Skll
1
Recreation
29%
27
•
—
Tucson
23%
International
54 Va
51
Internat'l
39%
■
32%
Elec
Gas
"
17 Va
48 V*
67%
Corp—50c
30%
Tubular
(G
Line
Transwestern
Bantam
&
Pipe
Transval
55%
25 Va
16
;
1
*
58 Va
Co_2%
23%
—_____i
Corp
Inc
Gas
51
Seismograph Service Corp_
33%
3%
Scott
Towmotor
54
*
International
'
Trans
32%
United
Homes
Searle
•
Water—
&
19 Ve
•
31%
Material—_1
Mills
Indianapolis
36%
9%
Co—
Gas
19%
23
Bruhing (Charles) Co Inc—•—-3
Brush Beryllium Co——
~1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co_.
*
Burndy Corp
——-1
Byllesby <H M> & Co——10c
Tracerlab
16%
1
Head
17%
preferred—25
23
14%
W?.ter Co——_ 10
Oil
Indiana
18
*
common
-
Indian
IV*
5%
Husky
6
10%
1
Bowling Corp of America—^._10c
Bowman
Hugoton
'
18
9%
Gas Trust "units"——
Production Co
—1
Hugoton
11%
33
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc.—-1
Botany Industries Inc——
6%
35%
6 %
.
Light Co_l
30%
21%
25c
—»
H)
Associates
Scholz
,
6%
33 Va
45
——1
—
Corp
Inc__3%
Corp
Jacinto
Schield
5%
9%
common
San
Sawhill
167
8%
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class A
10%
9%
157
—1
Field
<H
Sabre-Pinon
'
Inc
—3
Manufacturing
Plywood Corp—
Sanders
—_—1
Natural
Houston
&
30%
—
12%
Power
28%
16%
Corp
19%
Hills
38% '
A—j——2%
class
Co
Houston
11%
Black
36%
5 Va
Houston
18 V8
Billups Western Pet Co„
5
—.—1
10%
3'
Tokheim
15
27%
Corp
Corp .v-i------'—1
Hathaway Inc—.—5
Bettinger Corp
12 Va
25%
Splendor
Berkshire
Beneficial
11 %
1
A
.-—1
52%
9 7/e
16%
A
Rockwell
——1
class
Mining
6%
preferred-———11
Voltage Engineering——1
18%
17%
-
-25
Time
—__1
Roddis
Ind
49
Co__„-1
Co——:
32%
.30%
♦
29%
31
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass—*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
Rose Marie Reid—
24%
Co
46 ya
7%
5%
27%
1
Co
Publications cl A_25
23
Hilton
25%
43
__2
Corp
Betts Co
Inc
34%
Hewlett-Packard
High
Myers
32%
15 Va
8%
23%
5
—
Inc—_L1
14%
13%
25c
Mills
Instruments
Heublein
57%'
Corp
27%
81%
Markets——1
(A J)
Behlen
Stoker
Brand
35 Va
78
7%
Riley
River
33
Curtis
12%
Thomas &
—12%
„*
26
Hearst Cons
53
Thermo
33%
Co,
Roadway Express class
&
52 V*
31%
"
Rice
6%
49%
A
Gas
104
Robertson
Inc
1
Co—
Natural
Robbins
8%
33%
—__1
104
(
7%
31%
——
.1
Helene
10
Purina
11%
_l
Textron Inc
1959 warrants—
Therrno-O-Dlsc Inc
1
Industries
King
29%
Corp.7
—_t
39%
Richardson Co
100
Transmis
5%
—1
14%
——_—-1
73%
94
Corp
Texas
37%
97
:—1
Telecomputing
7%
Corp—l
——
13%
164
27%
10%
5%
Mexico—_5
97
Inc
156
^5
Inc
Texas
10
Co
1
__i
Eastern
17%
29 Va
12
New
class
Ralston
Republic
21%
Tampax Inc
Ask
16%
—1
21
Inc
21%
47%
•
Broadcasting Co
6%
6
of
27%
19%
Inc
&
Aluminum
Hathaway
9%
Radiation
Taft
Bid
1
Corp
;_i
A com_10
Co—
Brace
46%
20 Va
Inc—'4——*
Co class
Mining
11
9
Inc_M———1-1
Co
Harvey
9%
Inc———1
Laboratories
Harcourt
;
4%
Systron-Donner
Sugar
Alegre
69%
,
I
Susquehanna Corp
Hamp——5
—
Purex Corp Ltd
Purolator Products
20 Va
_—.5
common-
13%
CO———1
Tools
Mfg
Baxter
Hanna
21%
*
Cosco
B
51%
27%
-2.50
Gas
Class
29%
20
Co—10
Products
*
48%
Co—_5
Spring Corp——_10
Avon
.
Inc.
40%
Corp —————1
Associated
Xerox
15%
Co_—__5
Construction
Metal
Haloid
153
'
44
1
31%
•
38
..
1
Inc
21% '
43%
aa—„1
—
Capital
52
—4
common——
Inc..
Chemicals & Controls—I
,
■
144
•_*
i..
Hagan
10
29%
Power
Corp
Growth
35%
9
3%
Mountain
Grolier
,35%
33
.'Participating preferred——_3
-
'
-
33%
-7.50
,Inc_l_
Farms Co
41
Const Co—_1
Anheuser-Busch
Arden
•
A—1
Co
Fund
Co
American
Sterilizer
Co
Techno
Serv
Telep (Calif)
Gibraltar
•
'
Amer
Tappan
19%
11%
5
Corp-
32%
18%
46
■
—-—5
Co
30%
of
Producing
Express -Co-,
&
Electric Co—_7%
America—;
5
Properties Inc—_l0c
Genl
Co
Pub
Cement
Pipe
10%
Pubco Petroleum
American
American
26%
9%
Co—
Co
12%
American
Amer-Saint Gobain
24%
2
Rubber
24%
17%
American-Marietta
7%
»
Gas
20%.
Biltrits Rubber Co_100
class
19%
6%
11%
American
Corp—
Portland
40
Par
18%
19%
CO—i
————1
—
29%
37%
10
Plymouth
27
1
Co—
Ask
1
Natural
14%
Bid
Origin
list is composed of securities
distribution.
3%
—:
Corp
22%
16 %
Corp—
——
Inc
Service
Pioneer
13%
class A——_1
Corp
Ask
Cement
Lumber
20
7%
24%
15%
Alside Inc
Bid
Pickering
Finan Corp of Calif-1
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool_-_2
Glasspar Co
1
6 %
22%
1
Allied-Radio
Permanente
Ask
-1
„,
Products
A.ld
Bid
t„, Fru.,, De«mbe, i«>
bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time
of compilation.
quotation furnished on request. The "National"
or
Point
Cedar
Trust
Field
Elec & Gas Co——10
Central
Indiaha
Central
Louisiana
Gas
Electric
10
Gas Co——__1
V.T
Co
;
Power
Co
Public
Serv
class
Clute
Koehring
19%
Laboratory
16%
17 %
3%
4%
Lanolin
Lau
Stores
15%
—1
31 Va
39
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
67 %
18%
Lone Star
—1
13%
16
17%
8%
1
Cook
Electric
Ridge
Craig
Systems
Cross
——
pfd
mc
Company
—
_—
33
35%
1
Camden
Marlin-Rockwell Corp—4-1
19%
20%
9%
8%
62
18%
1
15".
16%
McLouth
19 Va
McNeil Machine &
'
17%
13%
•21
Steel
Mid-American
16
17 V*
Finance
Dial
Diebold
Inc
6%
4
16%
37
39%
44%
48
Duffy-Mott
Co
-I—l
& Bradstreet Inc———-1
Dun
-
,36
35 Va
62%
—5
27%
Natl Bank of
Nassau County N Y_.
—5
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co (Pgh) -25
25%
Manufacturers
(Phila)—10
32 Va
34%
72%
76%
Pipe Line
Missouri-Kansas
Utilities
V*
Missouri
38%
Mohawk
43%
Mountain
8
Co
.
8%
2Va
56Va
Trust
(Buffalo)
33%
50V«
Mercantile
Louis) —12.50
41
44
46%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston. 10
47
62 %
65 Va
Morgan
Trust
New
York
of
Co
Citizens &
12
Southern
57%
(Savannah)
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) .25
46
49
106
113
Cleveland
370
391
Trust
Co
Co
Bk
50
of North Amer_5
25
98
32
104
45 Va
48%
16%
17 V*
111 Bank & Trust
(Chicago)
New
29%
Tr
(St
Guaranty
New
109Va
114Va
(White Plains
York)
5
x40
38%
330
—25
60%
63%
35%
37%
39%
National
16
85
92%
7.50
44
47%
City Bank
(Cleve)
National Commercial Bank
Trust
Co
National
&
(Albany(_—
Newark
&
Essex
(N J)
-25
67%
71
Bost—12%
Newark__12%
53%
57
65%
69
Eng Trust Co (Boston) _100
Bank & Tr Co——11
46%
50%
Natl Shawmut
Bk
Bk
State
43
New
40%
of
of
New Jersey
361
Northern
Trust Co (Chicago).20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
5
Fairfield
10
34%
37
11
Federation Bk & Tr Co. (NY)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
—10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark) __10
31 Va
34%
25%
51%
55"^
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Batik
70
73%
Provident
Fiduciary Trust Co
42
47%
51%
55
28%
31%
19
20%
First Bank Stk
29
30%
First
'
Camden
(NY)
10
Corp (Minn)
Natl
Bk
&
__10
51%
102%
33
13%
102
98%
(Fairfield County)—
.„lo
National Bank of Westchester_5
23%
County Trust Co_
45 Va
National Bank of Detroit——10
National Bank & Trust Co
Natl
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)——.50
27 Va
156
Co
York
Banking. Co
—33Va
Trust
148
•
60%
National
Bank
29 Va
Meadow Brook
10
1
Supply Co——10
Fuel
52Va
34%
12%
Co_5
—-1'
Rubber Company
'
69%
47
County Trust Co
7%
65
&
31
Continental
'
'
40%
.
36 Va
59%
(N J) —_5
Bank
109
&
Natl Bank of Cleve__16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
Chemical
42%
103
32%
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co__12%
Connecticut Natl Bank
5
—2
20
Ask
40%
32%
16%
19%
Bid
10
(N Y)__10
Traders
336
Bank
Co
Trust Co
Par
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate Bank
Manufacturers Tr Co
20
Trust
Companies
50%
18%
23%
Gas
6%
48
_10
Commercial
18 Va
Mfg Co—
Minneapolis
7%
5%
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
10
Long Island Trust Co
—_5
Commercial Trust of N J
21%
—
Inc
6%
24 Va
12V4
Inc—
A common
Industries—1
16
58%
22
43%
,
*
Co
Pipeline
Yuba Consolidated
14%
55
322
15
—1
Co—1—4--—1
Mississipoi Shipping CO—5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co——I
Mississippi Valley Gas Co——5
Miller
64
•
5%
15
iR R) Sons Co—^-5
Company
1
Drackett
,
60
pfd————.-5
conv
Donnelley
,
V
—,—
Laboratories
Miles
31%
29
<
Class
24%
\ 22%
46 %
42- '
———5
——T—5
common———1,
Inc
Diversa
$1.25
Co
Corp
Dictaphone
"
.
21
Inc
10
_100
17%
Co
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
22%
16 Va
—-*
Microdot
14 %
,
15
11%
12 Va
Co—1
34%
40 V*
13 %
Inc.-—1
—-—*
32%
20%
...
3
42
5
Metropolitan Broadcasting —1
Michigan Gas Utilities Co—4-5
Motor
Publishing
Meredith
8%
11%
Arts
7
2%
39
Lines—1
Fast
Merchants
43
.
8%
7%
1
-4
Delhi-Taylor
Internat Bridge
18%
5
Eng
Dejur-Amsco
Chemical
25%
17%
2 Va
Corp—
Melpar Inc
%
10
23 V*
lc
Industries
McLean
7%
7%
Co
—
14 Va
13%
Herrington
Marmon
Co
—_10
(N Y%,
Central
Inc___1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
Mattel Inc ——1
-1
Maxson
(W L)
Corp^
—3
17
Corp class A—1
Oil corp.——1
Detroit & Cahada Tunnel Corp_5
51%
National
St
10 V*
19 % '
Detroit
Broad
17 Va
Electric
&
55%
47%
Louis
30 Va
58 %
Machines—10c /
Di-Noc
St
52
43 Va
York
67 Va
Co_
Wurlitzer
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp—1
Yellow Transit Freight Lines—1
Ask
48%
Virginia—.
Boatmen's
27%
12%
Ai
of
20%
Bid
(Newark )_25
Bankers Trust Co
64
Co———:——1
(L
Business
of New
Bank
Co—16
19 %
Dashew
Bank
70%
14%
19%
Gas
6%
6%
34 Va
Madison
39 V-
Darling
Francisco)
Macmillan
9Va
1
5%
Bank—10
of Commerce
10
Inc.——-5
Specialties:
5
Machine
(San
15"%
Cummins Engine Co
Danly
Ludlow
National
Bank
& Co Inc__50c
Inc1%
Corp——
——*
W)
—1
37
of America N T & S A
27 Va
Co—-—-—1%
Crouse-Hihds
Steel Co.-—
Stores
Lucky
6%
6
Corp„_—
Loan
(Hugh
Long
9%
—8
1
—5
Company—
Prop
Liberty
20%
25%
Freightways
Coffee Co
5%
5%
"
18%
25
preferred
Coral
6%
17
Light & Power Co.*
,——2.50
Consolidated Rock Products.;—5
Continental Transp Lines Inc__l
Control Data Corp——
—50c
Cook
1
14 %
Commonwealth Gas Corp—i
!
Bank
36%
&
Connecticut
Consol
11%
Co—_5
Gas
Elev Co—1
& Gas Corp com_3
Oil
Baltimore
10%
——1
Co
Blower
34%
Par
10 V*
6
—2%
5%
Bank and Trust
9%
——lc
—
4%
9%
63
Mining
conv
Plus
Corp
Stubnitz Greene Corp
51%
48
14%
Interstate
$1.25
—
for
1
10%
8%
59 %
Gas
Colorado
.
—
Co
1.25
Wells
27
25
——--5
Electronics
1
Laguna Neguel Corp units—
Landers Frary & Clark
25
31 %
17%
Stouffer Corp ■—
10 V*
15%
Colorado
Colorado
Portl'd Chemical Co_3
Co--
Inc
27
Product—.1
Inc
2%
States
Colonial
Keystone
Utilities
1
—lc
Corp
Corporation
Coastal
Co
33Vbc
B
Engines
••
29 %
Chicago Musical Instrument—1
Co com cl A—33 %c
Citizens Util
Clinton
Ketchum
4%
Marine
Telephone
Central
Common
Kentucky
21%
5%
19%
Central
Central
Chattanooga
28 V*
24%
22 %
Kearney & Trecker Corp——3
Kennametal Inc
10
26%
10
Corp__6
3%
Trust
&
Trust
33
113
119
21
23
10
42%
45%
20
35%
38%
—
Tradesmen's
30%
Bank
(Philadelphia)——20
57
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) _12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__25
64
68
136
146
60%
Inc———2
3%
48
51%
Co
37
16
National
Corp——5
18%
19%
40%
Corporation _i——•——i
Co
———2%
First
Natl
43%
24%
National Homes Corp A com_50c
8%
9%
46%
22%
First
Natl
10
64%
69
Royal
,_10
72%
76
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1
preference
--2
Eastern Industries Inc__
50c
——50c
8%
9V8
74
Royal State Bk of New York—5
20%
14%
16 %
22%
18%
National
First Natl Bank of Boston__12%
First National Bank of Chi_„20
70%
20 %
15%
16%
New
Associates—-10
38%
40 Va
Nicholson
Inc——1
(Texas)—*
22
24 %
North
American
44%
48
'
North
Carolina
Penn
Bush
Dunham
Dura
"
14%
Duriron
Utilities
Eastern
El
Electric
Paso
Electrada
Co
Inc
19%
21 -
Northwest Natural Gas
22
23%
Northwestern
63%
67 Va
10%
Ohio
16%
Oklahoma
9%
Old
7%
7%
Otter
Tail
'
*—*
26 V*
28 V*
Pabst
Brewing
Assn.100
Federation Inc_
-1
68%
72
Pacific
Airmotive
Pacific
Far
2-50
Galvan Inc—1
Farrington Mfg Co—
Feleral Natl Mortgage
Financial
First
Boston
Fisher
Governor
Capital
Florida
Florida
Steel
Foote Bros
55
59
—10
74%
78%
Pacific
19%
21%
Pacific
18%
20%
5%
6%
13 V*
14%
6%
7%
Class
B
Franklin
Corp
&
—
Corp
-
Corp——-—--1
Gear
Water
Ben
—2.50
Co——
1
Corp
Brothers Co
Fisher
Frito
1
-10c
Mach cl A_5
—5 V
——&
Co
V
*
;---l
•-*
Pacific
Natl
Bank
Natl
City
23%
25%
First
24
25 Va
38%
41%
1
10
Prod—10c
27
29%
*
1
8%
8%
Girard Trust
Corp
3%
4%
Hanover
Harris
8%
9%
16 Va
6%
Pepsi-Cola
70
67
71%
75%
78%
(N
Natl
51%
Bank
Corn
of
& Sav
Natl
of
6%
Exch
New
Bk
Bank
Inc—
1
13%
14%
Industry
—1
15 Va
1
11%
12%
General
Bottlers
Industrial
For
24%
68
20
& Trust
68
72%
Co
a—
56
60%
(N Y) —10
30%
33%
8%
8%
10
56%
60%
Maryland, 10
48 Va
52%
R
54 %
57%
51%
54%
(Cleveland)
84
88%
Union Trust Co
41%
44%
United
22
24%
19%
21%
United
Y)—20
97
40
44
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz) _5
62
66%
25%
27
Tr
20
Co_10
(N Y)__10
Trust
Bank
I—
Co
footnotes,
Co
Bk__15
(Chic)
&
Tr
York—10
16%
National
Providence
State Street Bank
Trust Co of New Jersey——2%
Union Bank of Commerce
Hudson
Industrial
72%
22%
64
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
25
Industrial Bk of Com
21%
68%
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
Trade Bank &
43 %
5%
38 %
30%
23%
19 Va
52%
34%
_10
32
21%
1
54%
49%
Co
28
40%
Corp—
50
(W]ash)__20
of Phila—10
Bk
30
Long
America—5
——1
Trust
10
Bank
Bank
Tr
53
5
Natl
N Y
Hartford
Union
(Boston)
Light Co—6%
of
Petroleum
Tool
_25
Louis—20
of St
Bank
County National Bk__10
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)
8
Hannifin
Pauley
Natl Bank
37%
5%
Pendleton
1st Natl
Second
Rochelle
35%
14%
8%
New
5
5
9%
of
Co
Co—5
Co
Seattle
First Westchester
Island
Robinson
Pantasote
St Louis
73%
of
48%
Franklin
East Line
&
42%
48%
75%
Pennsylvania Banking
Co (Philadelphia) _10
4%
of
Canada
of
71 %
Trust
17 Va
4%
Bank
10
Bank
40%
Yl—20
16
Co
Corp
&
Natl
Boston
x69Va
Dallas
County
First
First
Rockland-Atlas
10
of
Bank
13%
*
Power
Power
Passaic
74 V*
Co
River
Gamble
9
31%
National
Mercury Electronics__90c
8 %
29%
First
Bank
12 Va
Corp
Packaging
Parker
Serv
Service
Miss
Coal
10%<
6
6%
(Jersey City)_25
Natl Bank
69%
Corp—
9%
Oil Co
Natl
First
—5
Water Co $4
Nuclear-Chicago
First
pfd_*
19
Co
3
Co
--1
r—1
7%
—•—
27
5%
J)
(Atlanta) —_10
(Baltimore)
23
9%
Northeastern
Pub
N
Bank
Bk
25%
—1
North
Gas
(Camden
21
Gas—2.50
Coal—■;
8%
&
*
Natl
14%
E'ts-Hokin
Assoc—-8
Co
File
7%
Co
Resistor
of Del—1
& Elec
Gas
8%
Corp——
Empire State
1
Eng
6%
Equity Oil Co——
Erie
common-
Shirt Shops
7%
Electronics Capital Corp
Emhart Mfg
B
--2
—•—
'
Electrolux
Oil
——---—----
Corp
Electro-Voice
Co—•_
&
Gas
'
Class
Laboratory
Economics
<
Chemical
Nalco
/' 4%
'
of
-
44
20%
preceding
of
Trust
Trust
Bank
&
(Winston-Salem
22V*
page.
Co
10
States
Wachovia
10
(Phila)-—5
see
States
(Boston)
Wells
(N
Trust
N
C)
33%
37%
101
Co
5
Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
54
57%
44
(2548)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
,
Monday, December 19, 1960
.
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
4s
Mutual Funds
»i.t
Mutual
m
Funds—
Aberdeen
■W
Affiliated
I'f
w
Amer
t
Mutual
Research
Associated
Atomics
4.44
4.16
1
8.68
~9~49
Istel
1
22 %
23 %
Johnston
*
1.47
1.61
Corp
5.33
10.14
11.08
Boston
1
11.16
12.20
-—1
11.91
13.02
1
34.41
35.10
Fund.l
al3.02
Fund
Inc—
Mutual
(The)
(Investment
B-l
Bonds)
_1
24.27
25.33
Bonds)-1
21.25
23.19
15.40
16.80
9.11
9.94
5.27
Inc__1
5.16
5.61
B-2
8.16
8.87
L-3
(Low Priced Bonds)-.
1
3.67
4.01
B-4
(Discount
1
Fund
"A"
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp
».{>
Canada
Blue
Ltd
11.39
12.38
1
9.12
9.97
11.47
12.47
S-2
18-92
S-3
K-2
Street
Broad
!
Bullock
Ltd
11954)
Fund
Ltd
n;»
Capital
Life
Growth
Chase
1
Fund
Chemical
7V
17.01
of
8.73
9.57
9.58
10.36
—1
Inc
1 ^ 'iji
ity
I'M,!}
11.92
14,000
14
4;-
I'Vi!
12.66
13.81
13.90
15.04
_„_1
5.62
6.16
6.66
7.29
Fund
Fund
Lazard
Inc
_1
15 %
16 V4
10.90
11.91
Life Insurance
Investors Inc—1
Insurance
Stk
Fund
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
shares
Industries
6.35
41 y2
445/8
Life
,1
12%
13%
11
12%
Life Insurance Co of Va„_—10
52%
15 >/4
55%
16%
Lincoln
Fidelity &
American
Assur
Fidelity Life
Ins
Insur
lc
2.78
3.05
3.45
3.78
(Jacksonville
American
Fla)
Home
Amer Ins Co
American
Assurance
(Newark
Investors
Amer
Mercury
Amer
Nat
Corp-
(Wash
Ins
&
Bankers
Natl Life
Beneficial
Boston
Life
63%
6iy2
2.64
Fund
1
15.82
17.20;
—1
Inc
18.93
20.57
8.12
8.83
15.66
17
18%
Inc_
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
B
Investment
of beneficial int
Investors
Fund
Units
331/3C
13.30
14.38
15.11
16.34
1
20.92
22.52
Mutual Investment Foundation 1
l4.</8
15.22
Investment
Mutual
Shares
Trust
interest
Fund
___i
714
48 V\
Inc__1
9.35
1
al4.00
Corp
10.26
Fund
(S F)
Franklin Life Insurance—
2.50
50%
,__4
71 y4
General Reinsurance Corp
Falls
Globe
&
Gov
Ins
Co_;
Employees
Life
(Jacksonville
Hanover
Income
Diversified
yy
1
7.05
7.71
Inc_—1
16.55
16.72
Nation
57.64
58.22
National
Fund
Vegh
Investing
Co
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc-
1
Delaware
Fund
1
Delaware
Income
K
3.02
3.28
19.84
21.47
1
14.36
15.52
Fund
10.94
12.03
10.33
11.29
Quaker City Life Ins
(Pa)-
Reinsurance
Republic
9.30
10.23
Balanced Series ————1
10.04
11.00
Bond
8.56
9.38
Dividend Series
25c
2.96
3.24
Preferred
1
15.08
16.39
Eaton
Shares
I!];:
Fund
Stock
■if
Inc
—
_50c
Eurofund
11.94
12.06
12.89
7.41
8.10
1
Corp
Inc
_10
a21.14
Inc.
20c
7 69
Inc
Federated
19%
Financial Industrial
;(
Florida
I' M
Florida
'
14
Growth
Mutual
Founders
90%
Security Ins
67y2
Security Life, & Trust Co——5
Springfield Fire & Marine——2
$6.50
Standard
10
54%
57%
Standard
10
90
96
Travelers
60V8
63
United
__1
4%
5%
U
S
Fire
50c
2%
3%
U
S
Life
10
39%
42 V2
In
the
Y__10
31%
34%
J'v
l/Q
One
Cppenheimer
14
Common
if *
Futures
ki
stock
6.25
1
1.98
2.16
10.78
11.72
2.75
5.99
lc
2.64
9.19
Automobile
Mi
Corp-
r___11
Trust
shares
lc
E'quip
Building shares
N
Capital
I'',? '
Growth
Chemical
\y
rV
Food
iv
n
General
lc
;
6.56
1.11
1.25
Putnam
17.69
.19.23
* 8.20
8.99
RR
:
8.97
6.72
i-i'
4%
38
Accident
I:
'V
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
13.80
8.53
Sovereign Investors
1
13.62
State
Street
Investment Corp„*
37.07
Stein
Roe
11.38
12.44
5.47
6.00
Television-Electronics Fund——1
7.72
8.41
Texas
9.76
10.69
10.51
2.03
2.24
_lc
5.03
5.52
lc
8.39
9.20
Twentieth
_lc
shares—:
8.46
9.27
United
lc
8.97
—lc
Fund
Inc
Inc
_1
Growth Fund—-:
—lc
6.10
6.67
Century Growth Inv.
7.53
8.23
Funds
Inc—
9.83
United
Accumulated
11.79
12.91
United
Continental
1
7 10
7.76
1
19.77
20.36
United
Income
Fund
Shares.l
10.73
11.66
1
a20.01
United
Science Fund
5.11
United
H-C7
10c
5.00
1
a25.89
lc
8.37
5 59
2*72
8.13
8.97
9 80
8 40
9 08
^_lc
10.43
Institutional Growth Fund_lc
Institutional Income Fund—lc
10.66
5.96
6*53
Shares
l
12.42
13.50
:_1
13.84
15.13
Ltd——1
15.59
16.95
1
Canada
6.14
6.71
Value Line Fund Inc
Line
Income
Value
2^48
1
Funds
Fund—1
Fund
Value
9.15
7.44
Line
Special Situations
Fund
Fund Inc
Inc__1
10c
,
Wall Street Investing Corp——1
Washington Mutual
5.06
5.53
3.42
3.74
8.57
9.37
9.45
Wellington Equity Fund——^.1
Wellington Fund
1
13.87
11.41
Whitehall Fund
1L66
Winfield
Inc
Inc
Growth Ind
Wisconsin
—
Fund
13.74
14.98
..1
Inc
12.28
1961-
100.5
3 VbS
Apr.
15,
1963———
Security
Bonds—
fi.,
jjjd
American Tel & Tel 43is
1992
Bausch & Lomb Opt
4,/2S—1979
Burlington Industries 4V4S—1975
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
1969
Carrier
Corp 4V'8s_^
Chance Vought 5V4S
Commercial
Credit
1982
1977
434s—1980
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
Consol Edison 5o
El
/# '
IV"
Paso
1990
Ask
13.08
14.30
6.44
6.96
Gas
5V4S
National Can
120
New
ocfsey
97Vi
99
New
York
91 y2
94
90
93
my2
99^8
180
1037/8
_1977
117
1975
93
Cement 5s
1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
101 y4
Hilton
Hotel
6s
1990
ww
1984
Idaho Power 47/8s
Loral
Electronics
Lowenstein
4Y*s
Mueller
(M)
1990
4Vi?s
&
93
I'.
K
K
|<v
City of N, Y—i——-2
42%
44%
32%
34%
Insurance
Co
/•
.
Fire
.2
32nds
more
or
•'
of
point
a
...,'•, ;
Bid
Ask
Feb.
1,
196lr_:_—
100
Apr.
.3,
1961-1——
100.2
100.4
100.3
100.5
3 V8s
Jun.
1, 1961
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
5.40s
10,
1961——
Apr.
10,
1961——
4%s
May
10,
1961
4%s
Jun.
12,
1961
5'/«
Sep.
11,
1961——
20,
4s
99.16
Dec.
Apr.
3,
1961——
Apr.
3,
1961—
1960—
100
100.9
.100.4
100.2
,
100.2
100.11
100.6
4%s
Jun.
20,, 1961_11__100.27
100.10
100.14
4s
Sep.
20,
19611——_
100.18
100.19
100.23
100.26
3%S
Feb.
20,
1962
100.4
100.27
100.6
100.31
4s
May/
101.12
—
100.18
101.20
47/8S
Aug.'20,
Feb.
13,
1962——
100.4
100.16
2%s
4%s
10,
1962
102.8
Mayu
Sep.
102.24
4%s
Apr.
Mar.
11,
1963——
4s
Oct. ,20,
Oct.
99.12
99.24
100.31
1962———' 100.28
1962—'—t
102.8
1963--——%• 98.8
1,
20,
,
101.8
1964—101.16
1,
3%s
wi„
102
1964 Wij,——/ 100.3
20, .1965-1—1,,100.4
•
102.24
98.24
100.7
4%s
Nov.
12,
1963
101.8
101.24
4s
4%s
Jun.
10,
1965_:
101.4
101.20
3 %s
May;
4%s
Dec.
12,
1966-
100.8
100.16
4 %s
Mar.- 20,
1968
Mar.
4%s
Mar v. 20,
1969—-1__111-
4%s
July.; 15,': 1969_1_—1—1 102.8
Feb.; ?0r. 1970_-_—i—
106.8
Apr.; 1, 1970^_ll—-Tl'. 94.8
July 20,, 1970_^—106.8
107.8
102
11,
1968-
10,
96.24
Apr.
1969——
100.8
Apr., 10,
1970——
102
97.24
101.8
"
103
5VbS
Sep.
10,
1970——
98.28
99.12
4 V'8s
Aug.
10,. 1971——
98.24
99.8
5 VbS
Feb.
10,
106.8
19721-j—
3%s
•
107.8
.5%s
.
2,, 1966——u
,
96.16
,
100.12
97.16
100
-
101
100.16
,
101.16
.
/
.'
103.8
107.8^
,95.8,
4%c
Oct.- -1,
1970-1967—
3 Vis
May
1,
1971—,
93.24
94.24
4%s
Feb.
15,
1972-1967—
98.24
99.24
3%s
Sep.
15,
1972—
96.16
97.16
.
101
.
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Bid
Feb.
15,
1961——
100.12
43'iss
May
15,
1961
!.
3y8s
Augj
1;
196I
Treasury Notes—
l%s
Apr.
1, 1961
3%s
May
15,
Aug.
1,
1961
1961
1%S
Oct.
1,
3%s
Feb.
15,
Feb.
15,
1962
3V4S
Feb.
15,
1%S
Apr.
1,
May
15,
4s
Aug.
1%S
Oct.
32nds
more
of
a
point
'
-
,
Bid
3%s
Nov.
15,
1962
101.15
100.25
2%s
Feb/ 15,
1963
99.4
100.13
1 %s
Apr.
1,
1963——
97.8
4s
May
15r
99.24
99.28
iy2s
100.14
100.16
4%s
Nov.
100.26
-
100.14
100.23
1962-
4s
or
Maturity-
100.11
-
1961
4s
one
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
4%s
100.28
1%S
Apr.
1,
99.6
1963
L_
1,
1963
—
15,
1963
Oct/
99.10
4%s
May
100.26
3%s
May
101.12
5s
Aug.
15,
15,
100.12
1962.
100.14
98.24
1962——
99
iy2s
Oct.
1,
4%s
Nov.
1962—
101.14
101.18
l%s
Apr.
1,
15,
1962——.
101.24
102
4%s
May
15,
1,
1962—
IV2S
Oct.
1,
98
98.8
96.12
96.20
104.16
95.12
15,. 1964--:
100.30
99.8
97.16
102.8
104.12
1964—
101.8
—
;
102.4
101.20
95.20
104.14
104.18
1964—
101.4
101.8
1964
105.4
105.8
—
1964—
94.8
15,, 1964———.
1965
104.26
93
1965——
1965
104.6
91.30
94.16
104.30
93.8
104.10
92.6
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Bate
Dated
Due
99%
Dec.
22,
IO21/2
Dec.
29,
100.2
100.4
3.10s
1-61
100.7
100.9
3.35s
10-
1-60
3-
1-61
100.15
3.20s
11-
1-60
8-1-61
5-60
4-
3-61
100.8
100.3
100.5
100.10
3.15s
12-
1-60
9-
8-
99
3-61
2-
7-
102
1-
2-60
6-
102%
Ask
4-60
5-
4.55s
Bid
4-
4.40s
96 >/2
102Va
Ask
Certificates of Indebtedness—
1-60
5-
1-61
100.4
100.3
100.6
100.5
100.13
United States
Yield Price
Rate
Dated
1960
7-
Bid
Ask
1-61
100.2
100.4
3-61
100.6
5-61
100.8
Yield Price
■
Ask
Bid
99.988
99.992
Mar.
99.969
—
6-
3-60
Treasury Bills
.
Bid
Due
9-1-60
<
99.976
Apr.
30,
6,
Ask
1961_^
99.366
99.394
1961
99.325
99.355
99.297
102%
Jan.
5,
99.924
Pacific Gas & Elec 4%s
99.936
1992
98%
99 y4
Apr.
Jan.
1961
13,
1961
12,
99.897
99.272
Pacific
99.910
1977
89 V2
9iy2
Apr.
Jan.
15,
1961
15,
1961
99.876
99.259
99.891
20,
1961
19,
1961—
Apr.
99.849
99.207
99.241
99.867
Apr.
1961
1961
99.162
99.805
99.821
99.197
May
1961
99.750
99.071
99.108
99.769
May
27,
4;
11,
185
5y2s
Petroleum
ww
5s
1973
101
103
Jan.
1969
74
76
Jan.
26,
1995
102
Feb.
2,
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww.. 1967
Southern Bell Tel & Tel 5s_1997
114
Sperry
104y4
120V2
Phoenix
—
Steel
5»/2S
Electric
5s
1021/2
119
130
Textron
Rand
Amer
5y2s
ww
5s
1982
1971
1033/4
87
1041/4
96y2
101 y4
112!/4
113%
75
78
80
1961
9,
1961
99.697
99.023
99.711
99.063
1961
May
16,
18,
1961—
99.646
98.967
99.662
99.008
Feb.
May
23,
1961
25,
1961—
98.918
98.945
99.597
99.611
Jun.
2,
1961
i;
1961
99.550
99.566
Jun.
Mar.
9,
1961
8,
1961_
99.502
98,817
98.841
99.516
Jun.
15,
1961
98.779
98.799
Jun.
22,
1961
98.720
98.741
Mar.
100T4
76
—
1961—
*
Underwood Corp 5Vis
United Air Lines 47/8s
U S Industries 4y2s
5Vis
Webb (Del E» Corp units
Westcoast Trans 5Vi8
Elec 5s—
Wisconsin
16,
1961
99.456
99.468
1971
239
244
Mar.
22,
1961
99.416
99.432
1985
111%
113
Mar.
23,
1961—
July
15,
99.436
Oct.
16,
1961-.;
;
98.866
1961—
99.410
1970
83
86
1971
83
86
80
82%
89
921/2
1988
1990
102%
99.275
Mar.
89
102
—1975
;—
Feb.
Feb.
941/2
198I
35/eS—
30%
100
Sons—
—„
Brass
1980
126
94 Va
4'/8s_^ouj
102%
34%
43%
'28 %
3%s
99.4
4 Vss
Ask
1976
'relep
32%
40%
3
113V2
160
Georgia Power 47/»s
5s
Ben
Telephone 4%s
1997
Northern Natural Gas 47/8s_1980
Northern States Power 5s—1990
121
1975
Port
Bid
1011/2
116
8%
30%
94%
3%s
100.11
100.14
Debentures Issues
Bonds—
Potomac
Natural
Ferro Corp 35/8s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
General
& Conv.
101 Va
7%
27%
90%
5
3s
Mortgage Assn—
Mar.
4%s
V
il*
100.9
—
4%s
3.30s
Recent
one
■
100.7
3.80s
I'd
li
H
15,
13.28
10c
1
Fund
■
rtf
f'4
V
May
15.08
Fund
1960
100.15
100.4
10.33
Investors
^
Eif)
100.13
100.2
4s
1
Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund
it#\
Fund
Townsend U S & International
10c
—
Mutual
1961
a37.28
9.59
:
America—2.50
Insurance
Westchester
100.4
1961
a29.88
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc—__1
iv-
Inc
of
50%
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
1
lc
100.2
-
1961——
& Farnham
lc
1961
15,
39.07
7.37
Fund
Co
Y)i_2
(N
(N Y)—8
Co
107%
'
43
Banks for Cooperatives—
17,
s
Ins
Insurance
36%
102 %
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—_5
Ask
15,
14.92
9.83
Fund
19,
Natl
Life
Guaranty Co
Ins
55
;
7„
point represent
Bid
Mar.
14~92
1
Series H-DA
]<t
9.91
12.44
Sterling Investment Fund Inc„1
shares-
shares
Institutional
9.16
11.38
8.29
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
'(
Shares—1.25
(Edson B) Fund
Balanced
decimal
4 VsS
a9.02
14.27
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
s
1
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Stock
after
Apr.
■
Sec
58%:
%
,34%
'———--10
!—10
preferred
42
54%
51
,
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures
Feb.
4%s
al4.43
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series
Inc_
1
7.36
Ins
N
45/8s
Clark—
Stock Fund
American
of
43aS
7.95
Industry Shares Inc
Guardian
&
Life
60%
■'•'5
,■
Ins, of Amer—-_1..
(New Haven)—10
35sS
13.03
shares
Growth
7.31
lc
Utilities
19
h
p.i
15.83
6.69
-L—.-lc
Stock
Tobacco
14 56
__
—lc
shares
Equipment shares
Steel
F^i
Selected
7.78
shares
Railroad
6.50
of
Stevens
Common
lc
■
a
9.83
lc
;
Bond
8.16
15.73
1
Growth Fund-,
Fund
U S
3VsS
4.45s
3%s
14.04
7.52
14.47
1
—
al8.18
__lc
Mining
Railroad
13.90
1
1
—,
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund.l
13.00
shares
Petroleum
9.22
al2.34
11.87
Bond
shares
8.48
Canada—_25c
Stock Fund_lc
6.71
11.36
7.39
Smith
Merchandising
/»,<
5.92
11.44
11.25
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc_
6.99
Machinery shs_—lc
Institutional
V1
4:
8.97
21.14
10.54
1
Fund
'
19.29
*
50c
Inc
(Geoi
"6.80
6.72
Growth Stock
Fund
Standard
Jan.
Federal
—-1
Inc
(T Rowe)
6.18
al2.98
Fund Inc
13.48
-
1
Inc
Putnam
6.37
Bond shares
Industrial
IV,
Fund
Co
Amer
3.30s
Inc
Fund
Puritan
12.31
Fully Administered shares
it?
Pioneer
lc
shares
13.34
Ins
of
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3%s
2.50
Fund
Street
Fund——lc
(The)
13.83
12.21
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia
Scudder
Shares—lc
shares
Common
12.79
1
1
Square Mutual Fund—.
Scudder
Electrical
14.42.
Inc
Fund
2.92
Aviation-Electronics—
ki
r*:f
13.19
Fund——1
Street
10.07
,
Group Securities—
h;i
14.50
Securities Fund Inc
Penn
Price
1
—
—1
1
Capital
2.50
Inc—
Inc
General
William
Pine
lc
series
13.50
Life
Corp
Insurance Co
11.57
___1
Jefferson
Jersey
Co
—
9.66
10.70
4.55
5.72
lc
General Investors
k»
18.75
4.16
—*
Fundamental Investors
|m;#
17.34
stock series-
Preferred
IflW
8.84
1
Over-The-Counter
Inc
Funds
1
__
a
Shares
16.92
10c
Owners
(Fla)
Insurance
8.38
Chemistry &
Electronics
16.99
Fund—
Franklin Custodian
Nucleonics
13.68
Inc-1
Insurance
6.17
7.67
Series--
Fund
15.65
Series
"Bond
5.65
Title
x.
36%
Life
18%
62%
33%
57%
Insurances
Marine^/--6.25
23'/4
46 Va
Co
46%
2,4%
J,57"Q
Life
Fire
4%
43%
22 %
_5
Corp (N Y)_Y_--_i2
&
Boiler
Home
Capital Fund
15.63
Fund
Custodian
Stock
England
New York
12.51
Inc
Fund
Mutual
Franklin
7.87
1
25c
Fund
3.80
7.20
—_—__—.■.
5
Fund
5.83
3.48
1
Series
Series
Series
Growth
New
5.33
1
—_1
._
Stock
—1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__1
I
•y.
7.97
17%
Fund
Growth
Income
1
of Canada Ltd———-
—1
1
—
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
fi'
11.16
50c
___:
Investment
Fund
Series
Stock
Fund
Fund
Equity
V
Fund
Electronics
Energy
Fund
Howard—
&
Balanced
r»v
Stk
Steam
52%
3%
Insurance" (Texas)—10
Paul
17V2
Insp & Insurance
Home
Investors Corp
National Securities Series—
Inc___1
Growth
Dreyfus
lH.U
if?
1
Dividend
4
I"'*!
interest
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Inc—1
Diver
i F
f'V
1
beneficial
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Hi
•>
of
Hartford
De
59
1 23%
.
87 %
—10
(N C)__—1
43
10
22
.19%
62
Fla)_2y2
Co
35%
54%
'
Hartford Fire Insurance
13%
43%
18%
Pyramid Life Ins Co
5
Insurance
12%
41
/33
83%
Providence-Washington
Republic Natl
50%
45 %
Co——5
St
x48i/a
55
41%
10
Seaboard
5
66 %
33%
49%
85
(D C)_1.50
V
51 %
Insurance Co—_i_:_,i.5
39%
21'/2
—4
61
Ins Co of N Y„__l2y2
Philadelphia Life: Ins
128
371/2
27%
31
,
—5
Phoenix
74%
17
43%
25
•
Pacific Insurance Co of N Y..10
Ins
American
5
Indemnity Co_^.ui__—10
Peerless
54
;«
120
5
;
Employ Life Ins
Great
10
—5
Republic
(DC)
Gulf
Shares
Northern
51%
Firemen's
Corp class A
River
Pacific
8%
5
Government
Fund—
4
16
40%
_1
com.
—,1
2.50
Northeastern; Insurance—_3.33 Vb
77%
Md
Glens
Stock
—33Vic
Life
of beneficial
Mutual
20.22
Inc
Growth
Inc
Massachusetts
Mutual
18.50
—
Western
shares
Mass
1
...
Trust
North
86
58 y4
3.74
—lc
Investors
82'/4
59
2.41
Transport shares
21%
•,
3J/4
3.41
Special Investment shares—lc
20
40%
Deposit of
Ins —10
AA
Firei———5
Amsterdam Casualty——2
Hampshire Fire--—
10
38'/4
&
115%
Inc
York Fire Ins Co_
731/2
Fidelity
111%
Accident
Line
New
.' 2%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
129
New
182
2.20
Massachusetts
-
14%
60
121
Union
Nationwide'
38%
-Y—-10
i6y4
173
2.00
&
37
>
13%
56
New
5
Co
Old
34%
——10
33 %
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)—1.25
Employers Group Assoc—i
-*
Employers Reinsurance Corp
5
Insurance
Life
Natl
(Bait)
15
10
Federal
Life
4
35
Assurance_12.50
Manufacturers—_4
31%
Co—_5
—lc
9.48
Natl
National
23%
413
Petroleum
10.45
211/2
398
Inc
Fire
National Fire
qV'b
Casualty Go
Indemnity & Life Ins—5
Monument
2 vs
59
2
Forster
Mass
Merchants
Merchants &
10
Assurance
&
7%
44
29%
45 y8
Life.
11.14
8.72
41%
Insurance
General
252
37%
7%
5
240
3%
541/2
(Ky)
Connecticut
10
35%
41 y2
(N J)„_2
Life
.38%
—5
;
National
17%
1
1 Va
Life—____1
Insurance Co:
Commonwealth
Co
Ins
Companies Inc—
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
—10
Standard
63
15%
Maryland Casualty ———1
Massachusetts Bonding & Ins_5
2y4
—
—3
40
(Galveston)„„l
10.19
9.61
of Tenn
27%
„1
Shippers
22
Casualty Ins Co
10
C)—_ 1
D
American Reinsurance
Bankers
5
20
59%
'
33
6%
N J)—21/2
3.64
V
9
30%
_1
2.35
1
—
Fund
Co_l
Co_1.50
2.14
shares
■
Lawyers Title
American Heritage Life Ins—
Continental
lc
-5
Casualty_5
preferred——5
American General
Crum
shares
32%
Continental
al4.58
—
301/2
1
_
Metal
-
18.81
a25.97
*
Sayles Mutual Fund
Managed Funds—
Electric
5.83
__1
Loomis
General
17.20
Inc__1
Co—_-_10
3.32
14.47
Series
(Low Priced
Life &
lc
1
Crown
S-4
93 '/4
lc
—1
If'is
Com Stks)-1
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
Knickerbocker
891/2
shares
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
%
14.21
Ins Corp (Va)—5
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)„2
Paper shares
I
Fund
12.36
Equitable
conv
Ask
5
Agricultural Insurance
$1.25
Bid
Par
97
91 y4
Insurance
American
Ask
87 Vi
13.70
Stock
Concord
1
1
Life
91
10
;
139%
Commonwealth
Composite
Stock
Aetna
Bid
Surety.,—10
12.54
Income
Composite Bond & Stock
1«Q
11.32
Stocks)—1
Com
&
132%
Investment——1
K!
(Income
Com
Casualty
—1
Shares
,
Fund Inc
15.95
11.02
13,300
Commonwealth
l?ij<
14.59
—_50c
Corp—100
Inc
Fund Inc
16.48
22.04
(Growth
Aetna
Aetna Insurance Co
100
Commonwealth
Fund
10.99
lc
Boston
Energy
Colonial
15.10
20.20
13.02
Life
preferred
Colonial
10.06
&
Trust—-— 1
Securities
9.37
8.59
1
Lexington Income Trust-——1
1
Shares
1
Fund)
14.41
15.72
Fund
Fund
ll»p
\m
13.33
Growth
_
Ins
Shares
Christiana
K,.»
—
(Growth
(High-Grade Com Stk)__l
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—1
Inc—
Stock
Century
u?
7.37
_—1
International
HL»
»o-
13.21
13.48
6.74
—
Fund
■
12.22
12.29
1
Fund—
Canadian
HQ'
17 50
_1
1__
Inc__!
Canadian
i
*
50c
Ltd
Fund
General
Canada
i':!
1
Investment
Fund
Cali-ornia
wp ■
1
Inc
Bonds)—
(Income Fund)
S-l
—
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc
Boston Fund
"V
^
K-l
lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
.31
(Medium Grade
Par
American
Keystone Custodian Funds—
4.83
Insurance Companies
Ask
4.88
of
Trust
Fund
Bid
lc
Research
Investors
Inc-
America——1
of
Co
Investment
a!4.45
Trust-
Fund
Resources
1
Physics & Science Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton
!'!:!!
r
Investment
Inc_
Dev
&
7.90
Fund
Fund
Fund
7.30
1
Par
Funds—
Intl
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
!».
I
Mutual
2.33
Shares
Investors
American
Ask
2.12
1.25
Inc
Business
American
Bid
25c
Fund
American
v\
Par
Fund
(Quotations for Friday, December 16)
1031/4
•No par
New
FOOTNOTES
value,
York
Stock
a Net
FOR
asset value.
Exchange*
98.888
98.567
—
;
98.590
97.826
97.868
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
bBid
t New stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to listing on the
Ex-dividend,
wi When isoued,
y Ex-stock dividend#
Volume
192
Number
6013
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2549)
Bank
clearings
pared with
based
us,
the
this
week
a year ago.
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
will
show
country, indicate that for the
Dec.
17,
decrease
a
Complete
and exact details for the week covered by
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next
week. We
cannot furnish them
today, inasmuch as the week ends
com¬
Preliminary figures compiled tj>y
telegraphic advices from
on
clearings from
all
the
chief cities of
cities
of
the
United
be
7.0%
below
Our
against
those
corresponding
stand
at
States
In
in
1959.
Our comparative summary for the
At
in
905
week follows:
1960
York_______
Philadelphia
__
_
Boston
the
week
same
increase
an
center
there
was
increase of
an
of
in
1959.
8.6%,
having registered
Outside
the
bank
this
city
clearings
loss of 2.9%.
a
We
Week Ended Dec. 10—
4.3
-
6.3
-
-15.4
1959
t
11,756,680,802
12,414,113,570
-+
2.8
1,071,410,117
1,041,162,692
+
6.5
1,300,673,901
1,299,108,921
+
9.3
786,657,996
1,396,703,668
+
4.7
1,308,000,900
1,236,714,083
1,627,427,453
+
3.5
1,535,451,834
1,547,956,837
804,581,867
773,934,685
+
4.0
732,883,794
721,818,723
712,749,077
651,268,537
+
9.4
630,179,743
586,095,306
731,519,028
684,743,731
+
6.8
"
707,985,964
619,120,274
595,422,704
+
4.0
"
561,054,134
245,774,417
1,433,369,143
1,388,698,188
+
3.2
1,357,242,300
1,258,806,888
25,535,391,538
25,522,716,965
+' 0.1
22,573,777,526
22,481,099,484
12,795,747,301
11,784,386,253
+
8.6
11,265,405,548
10,525,775,293
-0.8
3rd
Philadelphia
833,372,073
-
2.0
4th
Cleveland
7
495,016,560
-16.8
5th
Richmond
6
,.,588,024,555
686,652,597
-14.4
6th
Atlanta-
10
"
383,254,572
-11.3
7th
Chicago
17
"
St. Louis
1,461,986,116
1,684,325,668
4
««
Minneapolis
7
"
Kansas
9
"
6
10
:
____
.___
____
Baltimore
Ten
cities,
five
days
$22,105,658,922 $23,642,974,406
Other
Icities,
five
days____':.
•*
•
Total
All
all
cities,
cities,
Total
cities
Our usual
the
days.
1,027,886,275
for
week_.
Stock
Descripiton—,
shrs.
•--.Bonds—
-
Internat'l
Foreign
U..
Bank.
to
1960
_
689,339,233
-
63,310,600
of transactions
in share
Exchange for the
1st
January
1960
properties
months
11
the
on
of
-
1957
49,871,356
48,160,955
65,793,447
40,197,732
46,675,236
35,651,568
231,496,751
136,744,324
York
75,886,965
50,305,141
54,178,523
July
56,618,288
211,206,988
161,101,952
442,703,739
297,846,276
2G6,734,754
53,870,465
70,889,423
51,051,873
69,496,464
62,373,056
September
60,853,990
'£>7,513,442
71,971,820
in
each
-
180,074,388
179,459,738
203,341,340
572,906,309
622.163,477
501,687,616
95,087,094
74,365,770
of bank
—:—Month'of
•
1960
New
York.'.
•
the
11
months
1st
8
*
Detroit-7
..
Boston
San
..
.....
FOR
LEADING
CITIES
IN
Cleveland"
■Dallas
,.
-...
-
Kansas
November——•"•
3rd
48,216,568
M
31
,
.
~
,;
:-1958
1957 ' "
' I960
ended
St.
City
Louis
...
Minneapolis.
Houston
..,
1959
.
"
Atlanta
;..\
Baltimore
1,664
1,304
1,136
..
Cincinnati
-
?-
.
Richmond
Louisville
New
•
*938
.
•.
.
862'*
1,125
924
925
1,178
1,017
1,225
1,147
>1,041
1,030
1,036
753
-733
979
871
870-
833
752
684
....
.
«Jacksonville
Portland
...'
Birmingham
-Omaha
Denver
-
Paul.-;..
Memphis
.".
-806.
•:
943
-.
..
Nashville
-
892
652845
'! 64.7
729
608
542
615
Washington.
Milwaukee
831
.915
946
576
711
650
671
/ 588
115,121
Other
cities.
-
8,913
All...' 124,594 114,261
95,875
53,590
567
536
105,348
'9,473
63,099
60,430
add
now
our
456
;
7,924
Total
We
588
563
Tot. 31 Cities
Outside NYC
691
■
•
547
706
-fc
-"*.13,579
949
i
87,951
11,890
10,184
12,949
10,339
.
819
865
641
.
"Buffalo
840
832.:
18,734
14,864
3
844
V
;.
1,200
805
^.Seattle
•St.
1,611
1,453
1,455 <
1,319
1,169
1,181V
,Vi;053r.
-955 -: "; 859 V
932
..
Orleans
Minneapolis
Reserve
City Reserve District
the San Francisco Reserve
1959
.
Inc
,
'
Dec
55,686,549,464
'
or
•
,
...
.
%
.
District
6,454,532,577
+
3,489,292,528
10.608,353,564
3.5
47,353,221,185
4,657,788,860
4,660,903,868
5,928,615,200
3,200,420,316
•
+• 5.6
6,374,536,806
$
3.598,937,103
43,929,188,181
2.7
+
1957
3,641,391,073
+ 14.1
'
5,049,943,785
1958
$
6.6
+
6,257,776,291
3,106,847,31Q
8.0
+
+
.
5,456,371,920
5,304,874,861
3.6
9,127,095,722
3,115,302,851
9,497,493,521
3,048,787,709
2,631,556,732
■s
3,617,375,285
1.1
'
3.421,299,165
3,146,176,677
+
8.8
2,893,796,384
+
5.6
4,027,152,750
+..
0.4
4,106,942,547
3-J
5,791,587,034
II
14
'
4,480,214,945
4,244,532,652
4,796,102,732
4,775,782,013
6:852,306,114
6,64^,545.023
«
«•
11
:
■
18
New
.175 cities
York
124,594,477,501
City
"
Nov.
63,099,511,911
:
Boston
91,083
1958
York
;
3,742,521,540
4,020,585,495
5,686,048,855
-
-
_
Chicago
8th St.
Louis
*
11,117
13,078
,.
8,497
10,240
8,674
8,075
7,175
6,604
8,157
7,231
'
•
"
47,824
53,634
30,242
32,897
31,993
25,<.63
22,313
20,356
21,060
17,110
20,309
586,300,611,836
545,954,271,950
56,321,287,730
+
0.2
51,674,331,859
56,857,206,745
+
2.8
66,915,643,963
72,437,367,741
39,293,228,568
+
1.9
36,351,224,014
36,017,417,414
74,880,093,022
70,159,949,190
+
6.7
123,215,719,830
118,332,409,975
+
4.1
111,343,238,549
38,082,858,784
36,755,171,150
+
3.6
62,450,981,604
106,203,453,415
33,038,924,591
35,309,681,758
34.616,383.054
+
2.0
31,403,338,736
29.437,862,114
48,569,306,929
48,444,599,146
+
0.3
52,458,660,395
+
:
««
44
II
11
52,904,767,727
7,826
98,909 1,358,738 1,271,143
53,337
689,509
•668,319
detailed statement
1,172,253
605,616
at—
<
33,387,784,729
45,735,079,654
42,823,843,951
0.9
46,758,367,682
+-
3.5
65,232,908,433
47,460,767,015
64,799,993,288
+
6.9
1,172,253,304,419
1,142,705,509,270
+
:
72,388,099,211
74,893,502,160
:
61,784,761,150
New
_175 cities
.
1,358,738,552,191
1,271,143,815,204
.
3.2
-
It—
•
"
(
York
City
668,319,992,314
689,509,238,917
The following compilation covers the years as by months for two
•
•
"
"
618,086,358,172
605,616,173,472
years:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
-Clearings Outside New York
-Clearings, Total All-
.118,605,569,310
102,025,256,873
,116,879,049,529
February
115,201,713,433
March
125.874.131,773
Total
1st
■"
Quarter..
358,572,260,298
May
—
118,539,871,875
123,507,007,607
131,644,317,577
Total
2nd
Total
6
1,053,616
618,086
61,362, 757,068
V
8.8
'
'+.
8.3
•;
+
122,963,654,434
3.2
.
;
128,379,323,549
113,880,436,325
983,213,211
125,320,864,515
63,269 024,729
2.7
188,745,268,450
360,019 360.723
59,987,520,818
1.9
185,240,050,444
374,650,305,803
'■
65,036 906,684
■
4.1
—
7.8
65,573,223,205
59,694 318,221
+
9.8
62,559,806,316
60,365 730,731
+
3.6
1,271,143,815,204
8.6
188,120,550,338
185,096.955,636
+
1.6
+
7.0
562,770,856,141
545,116.316,359
+
3.2
4.2
114,261,123,758
1,358,738,552,191
6.1
4.0
64,'964,586,825
+
120,326,919,291
124.594.477,501
1.0
60,608 ,268,647
+
1,036,555,772,155
;
Months
6.0
+
—
63,055,180,759
;
+ 18.2
-
345,419,209,682
108.823,210,175
374
1
—
4.0
+12.0
'
108,575,118,923
127.534,629,712
Months
+
•
•
6.2
—
November
11
174,779,310,279
60,725,500,866
1.3
+
V
•'
1,142,705
Total
.
•-.
October
89,089
185,905,037,353
6.2
+
•
691,136,562,473
Total 3rd Quarter__.
9
+ 12.3
+
•353,626,686,761 /
119,069,253,950
Total
53,127,642,757
61,365,739.743
375,267,736,666
______
3.0
+
59,661,046,704
733,839,996,964
;
Dec. %
$
60,285,927,779
64,134,466,797
Quarter-
August.
September
62,109,523,852
,
: +
.
>
121,566,155,567
<■
;
7.7
Months__.—
7.157
6,504
6,740
6,520
6,427
5,983
Inc. or
1959
.
0.9
+ 12.9
+
113,520,659,319
____.
June
11,386
9,177
10,269
7,272
9,404
—
337,509,875,712
120,116.411,482
April
:
•
117,496,415,092
■;
I960
Dec. %
$
January
9,993
9,6<e
Inc. or
1959
1960
Month—
:
63,638,870,865
+
62,773 398,061
1.4
9.0
.
+
63,099,511,911
60,430 ,277,894
+
4.4
6.9
689,509,238,917
668,319,992,314
+
32
showing the figures for each city for the month of November and since Jan. 1 for 2 years and for week ended Dec. 10 for 4 years:
i960
.
<4
18
1
9,741
9,183
6,305
.
II
17.292
13,551
6,629
■
/
18,677
"
1,256,517 1,172,637 1,083,762
102,221
98,506
88,491
Total
Outside
19,303
17.291
19,077
19,137
6.665
7,437
_
22,818
18,942
17,057
13,039
10,157
9,067
11,186
9,624
10,502
9,578
13,427 ) -11,776
10,752
9,404
12,019
10,188
8,397
7,785
9,782
9,985
8,435;
7,659
7,689
6,454
6,764
6,322
6,961
Francisco
40.400,994,624
"
524,619
53,047
53,908
35,624
32,813
31,801
27,692
21,610
.17,488
6,603
'
12th San
40,188,438,632
74,285,909,007
41
16
,
624,029,324,182
4.8
+
40,046,731,306
<•
14
11th Dallas
1957
$
+ 10.9
44,058,293,596
4*
7
City
46,186,373,855
Eleven Months
1958
J
76,335,717,576
16
-
J
or
Dec. %
56,418,223,749
31
-
1
for four years:
-Eleven Months
*
•
Inc.
.
53,337,192,970
.
Districts in the eleven months
1959
691,895,575,495
8
.
53,590,610,628
Eleven Months
:
~9(+909^554,470
95,875,652,838
,
a
15
_
4.4
11
15
-
______
+
:
9.0
44
10
_
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
7th
30
1957
566,637
'"
+
■
60,430,277,894
$
14 cities
_
9th Minneapolis
-
114,261,123,758
,
another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve
r
-Month of November—
Clearings
the
Kansas
•
4,169,503,384
,
16
6th Atlanta
NOVEMBER
602,823
52,053
59,164 ;33,802
35,(96
34,884
28,6(8
25,196
,"21,877
23,029
18,587
22,535
-19,527
19,916
18,383
14,553 *
ll,6u6
10,014
"
"
"
the
"
6,885,963,177 *
10,991,589,350
3,658,544.755
"
M
7
5th Richmond
Jan. 1 to Nov. 30-
.
Fran...
-Pittsburgh
1959
"
and in
3.1%.
$
3,683,460.853
'
4«
16
______
Francisco
2nd New
is shown below:
years
61,494+53,330
42,285 '45,572
669,229
4,804 ^ 4,664 "'4*322 . ; 4,329
* 52,063
5,412 >- 5,380
4,687:, • 4,624 " 61,012
3,183
.3,004
2,473. .2,945 V35,894
3,601
3,396
2,976
2,932 - ,-37,393
3,307
3,174
2,797
2,795
36,243
2,587' 2,548
2,251
2,'386 *
29,791
2,341
2,330 - L993
1,8(5
25,382
d,912
"1,774" i 1,768 ".1,940
- 22,037
2,059
2,012
1,833 v 1,671
..22,807
1,733
1,691
1,485. - 1,476.
19,327
"•
2,206
2,031
1,851.
1,679
22,935
1,742
1,728"
1,478 i 1,540 V 19,976
1,924 I 1,773" -1-593
3,667'
21,041
Philadelphia.
Chicago i *...
In
•
•
-
of
5,188,692,802
Federal Reserve Districts
clearings for leading cities for the
and
of the last four
(000,000
and
increase of 5.6%, in the Dallas Reserve Dis¬
1960
393,278,749
63,983,390
61,330,245
64,558,364
November
Omitted)
the
in
an
trict of 0.4%
•
Eleven Months
126,543,995
BANK CLEARINGS
-
and
Chicago Reserve
gain of 3.6%, the St. Louis
a
1.1%
5.8%
8.8%.
6,678,743,921
M
((
City
10th Kansas
;
credit
of
The
there is
In the
63,511,502,533
1
• «
15
15
We append
•
of
44
.10
&
Total
Outside
36,872,530
,-54,430,640
course
its
of
8.0%.
of
of
4.443,057,154
41,409,195
L 62,002,284
—____
to
District
District
625,909,766
District
1960
48,262,270
65,349,933
—
has
Reserve
Reserve
District
736,112,335
115.347,090
-•
Months—.,
12th San
44,478,864
August
Quarter.-
Richmond
District
larger by 3.5%,
are
the
$
52,558,561
64,351,283
392,831,921
Months
in¬
an
of 2.7%.
,V
11th Dallas
48,309,665
70,968,740
202,650,982
Quarter
month
in
Atlanta Reserve
was
„
57,291,287
•76,532,865
The
clearings for the
there
Louis
10th Kansas
121,387,664
-
.68,826,830
__
__—-—
Nine
of the
9th Minneapolis
37,575,141
82,449,890
,
month
Chicago
,8th St.
83,253,414
t
60,533,354
June
October
that
4th Cleveland
7th
1958
65,715,223
Novemper
For
Philadelphia Reserve District
5th Richmond
190,180,939
__
Quarter.^.
Third
summary
2,
Philadelphia
3rd
1957
>
1959
•
63,932,362
March
Six
a
14 cities
6th Atlanta
Second
cities
entire
Boston
2nd New
is indicated in the following:
April
1,327,227,791
765,627,121
+
Month of November—
—Number of Shares-
May
836,441,103
12,000
■
$109,299,700 $130,049,600 $1,216,244,250 $1,429,982,200
,
First
1,073,954,225
1,413,678,120
Federal Reserve Districts
Stock
February
1,103,541,863
"
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
16,000
* '
"
City.
furnish
the
and in the
$1,147,585,600 $1,366,643,600
4,500
York
also
14,298,840,525
body of clearings houses of 9.0%,
1960 aggregate of clearings having been
$124,594,477,501 and the 1959 aggregate of $114,261,123,758. In the
New York Reserve District the totals show an
improve¬
ment of 14.1%, in the Boston Reserve District of
6.6%
748,052,086
68,654,150
bonds—
1960
York
13,774,521,648
the
1959
-
The volume
New
-
We
on
—Evelen Months-
1959
i: 64,558,364
8,018,700
New
of November.
Gov't—11,000
S
Outside
7.0
-
938,868,337
"
108
of
5,370,600
Total
Total
crease
$101,281,000 $124,668,000
^V- * A
gov'ts—..
Francisco—,
9.0
-
•
Railroad & misc.
City_
959,557,631
"
11
month
.
62,002,284
.
San
cities
9
The results
V. I960
of
York
months of 1960 and 1959 follow:
—Month of November—
,
Stocks—
12
Dallas
12th
7.0
-
$30,419,728,000
Exchange is appended.
for November and the 11
Number
11th
monthly detailed statement of transactions
New York
10th
9.0
-
1,129,458,934
$28,272,976,572
r
9th
6.5
-
5,647,294,660
$27,245,090,297 $29,290,269,066
day
one
all
five
5,139,431,375
1957
3.7
339,940,128
Cleveland
1958
767,525,946
436,000,000
New
%
$
411,870,752
-
Boston
2nd
7.6
or
825,556.041
816,787,000
___.
Dec.
2.2
;_____
Pittsburgh
1st
-29.5
-
Inc.
$
517,744,648
_:
:
CLEARINGS
$
478,336,705
432,500,000
.•
Reserve
1960
Federal Reserve Districts
864,034,118
_________
Francisco
City
the
1.
Louis
San
___
managed to enlarge its totals by
Reserve District by 4.0% and the
District by 9.4 %.
In the Kansas
District there is a gain of
6.8%, in the
Dallas Reserve District of 4.0% and in the San Francisco
Reserve District of 3.2%.
SUMMARY OF BANK
8th
St.
City
has
Minneapolis Reserve
this
group
District
3.5%,^he St. Louis
there
at
609,084,104
Kansas
Reserve
1959
$16,048,474,860 $16,769,876,756
1,361,640,818
1,453,023,082
1,019,000,000
1,204,000,000
Chicago
For that week
increase of 2.2% and
an
in the Philadelphia Reserve
District of 2.8%.
In the
Cleveland Reserve District the totals show an
improve¬
ment of 6.5%
in the Richmond Reserve District of 9.3%
and in the Atlanta Reserve District of
4.7%. The Chicago
we are able to
give the final
complete results of the week previous — the week
10.
District the totals register
serve
statement, however, which
0.1%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $25,535,391,538 against $25,522,716,-
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending Dec. 17
detailed
present further below
was
New
elaborate
ended Dec.
loss for the week ending Friday of
a
the
and
$28,272,976,572
week
same
last
week
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in
which they are located and from this it
appears that in
the New York Reserve District
(including this city) the
totals record a decrease of 3.7% but in the Boston Re¬
are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
we
the
totals
$30,419,728,000 for the
this center there is
4.3%.
for
preliminary
cities
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
week ended Saturday,
from which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will
year.
45
■
———Week Ended Dec. 10
—Jan. 1 to Nov. 30—
Inc.
1959
Inc. or
1960
—
1958
Inc. or
>1959
1957
I960
Dec.
%
$
16,828,334
$
or
+
8.3
201,884,198
+24 7
378,367,772
333,557.598
+13.4
8,111,550
8,448,181
7,148,233
8,697,438
6.0
37,393,456,855
35,736,408',225
+
4.5
767,273,001
750,984,673
+
2.2
673,055,297
608,904,428
—12.8
181,555,101
179,707,842
+
1.0
3,915,622
3,621,178
+
8.1
3,733,706
3,503,238
1.5
120,328,890
+
0.1
+
6.5
$
1959
Dec.
$
%
+
7.1
$
Dec. %
$
$
$
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
Portland
|
.
"
:•
_:
18,233,212
36,369,589
29,158,089
3,601,132,321
3,396,246,910
Fall River
18,357,034
21,052,778
Holyoke
11,968,245
11,786,911
10,322.753
18,413,149
8,014,520
17,006,549
89,148,251
Massachusetts—Boston
Lowell
New
—
Bedford
Springfield
..
Worcester
;
Toiar (14 cities)
83,629,826
89,032,174
8.3
192,948,823
181,496,754
67,650,780
+31.8
791,149,041
724,611,203
+13.7
,
•
4,506,987
5.4
—
—
'
4.0
3,847,769
'
2,988,221
M~6~0~889
1A94~824
+
18~i
+
6.3
4,294,599
4,074,351
+
5.4
3,625,510
3,759,728
+
9.2
18,765,202
16,778,911
+ 11.8
16,617,045
12,346,792
17,527,439
1,764~984
^655,028
12,763,966
72,067,622
..
Waterbury
Hampshire—Manchester
120,222,170
+28.8
+
"
.
4,263,875
:
,
____
,
63,357,035
709,871,232
630,839,255
224,432,401
+
6.5
2,585,059,343
2,389,193,086
+
8.2
65,624,854
58,460,910
+ 12.3
40,543,080
109,550,199
,
Haven
Rhode Island—Providence
New
+
~
.
239,009,883
,
Connecticut—Hartford
New
+
188,578,993
105,403,199
+
3.9
1,198,942,379
1,175,501,625
+2.0
25,144,327
24,816,795
+
1.3
22,607,980
278,480,300
—12.9
—Tl~9
37,182" 5 00
—15.2
3,387,240
3,662,364
2.2
825,556,041
767,525,946
22,586,100
22,444,600
179.216,800
4,443,057,154
•
•'
16,679,996
171,722,900
+
0.6
242,664,900
+•
4.4
1,925,832,000
175,279,147
*
.
14,398,378
+15.8
6.6
46,186,373,855
+ 12.5
15,139,957
+
14,134,950
1,814,673,000
+
6.1
41J90A00
47,574^500
161,393,719
+
8.6
3,368,960
3,972,077
44,058,293,596
+
4.8
959,557,631
938,868,337
■
'
*
4,169,503,384
+
+
7.1
45,313,487
,
21,918,811
36,825,800
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2550)
.
.
.
Monday, December 19, 1960
r\
I Si
-Month of November-
Clearings
K
Inc. or
Dec.
$
♦
at—
-Jan. 1
1959
I960
"t-
1960
%
to Nov. 30-
Ended Dec. 10
Inc. or
1959
$
Dec.
$
—
1960
1959
Inc. or
1958
1957
$
%'
$
Dec. %
$
$
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
189,889,532
+ 23.6
608,673, 426
+
5.4
13.465.187
Buffalo
153,641, 790
641.623,373
Albany
New York
+
8.2
+
6.2
186, 097,473
171 294,494
+
14.2
669,229 313,274
602,823 822,890
2,863, 109,805
7,175 713,321
6.1
136,878,215
2.6
2,510,138
+
16,750,664
53,830,845, 864
Rochester
229,948,008
208,920, 076
+ 10.1
2,419, 053,311
2,247 479,483
Syracuse
130.683.833
124,766, 675
+
4.7
1,433 073,026
1,354 506,383
29,765,796
27,934, 132
+
6.6
325 113,676
313 745,809
(a)
(a)
Utica
New
Jersey—Newark
(a)
(a)
Connecticut—Stamford
353,470,807
324.538, 968
+
¥.9
410,939.743
379,008, 880
+
8.4
63,511,502,533
55,686,549,464
,—r-u-
Total
011,189
—83.4
80,835,983
+ 10.5
127,573,409
3.2
2,696,457
■
2,593,756
—
8.6
3,401,906
3,173,511
+ 11.0
13,339,644,237
13,738,330,712
+
7.6
51,352,414
47,525,843
+
8.1
+
5.8
28,153,733
27,260,163
+
3.3
+
3.6
73,367,624
~r"(a)
3~6
94,712,655
+ 10.9
13,774,521,648
+
4,244 ,037,574
+
132,013,297
•
2,853,449
7.2
3,224,426
3,190,347
2.9
+
—
11,308,371,978
11,955,324,189
41,702,370
44,970,418
'
26,495,333
•:
(aj
85,236,189
3.2
3,609 608,468
"
•
25,411,268
-
,
624,029,324,182
3,738 725,711
123,871,825
.
;"Ta7~¥.
247508,842
"
81,122,076
1
11.3
^81,390,722
73,267,232
82,474,952
3.7
11,756,680,802
12,414,113,570
75,002,303
+13.6
85,089,055
+
.
'
Northern New Jersey——
HA
»A '
147
195,993,357
■
143 ,336,900
61.494,965,590
New
AA
32,632,161
+
+
6,764 457,035
York
Jamestown
4J
+ 21.5
2,357, 035,146
12,440, 580
15,779, 073
Elmira
(10 cities)
+ 14.1
*
4,378 ,364,709
..
691,895,575,495
.
:.u
14,298,840,525
—
Ml
m
I
•'!
»
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia■
6,217,121
Pennsylvania—Altoona
,<
—
Cnester
hA
-
—23.2
86,767,842
85 917,733
+
4.8
122,199,460
112 910,383
.
+
44.982,030
21,025,302
72,506,861
1,736,130
1,695,769
1,809,304
2,459,031
2,799,723
4,411~ 055
4/74l589
0.2
511,737,485
474 ,162,320
238,191,515
229 296,016
3.9
—
8.8
2,^46,ol0
¥.0
—
7,550,496
6.0
90,049,124
78 ,253,850
KM
+
3.0
52,063,000,000
52,053 ,000,000
0.1
1,033,oootooo
i,oo3,ooo7ooo
20,212,886
+
17.7
249,027,879
228 504,130
9.0
5,388,683
4,558,270
Du
2,151,876
+
1.6
352,907,404
350 885,151
0.6
7,365,542
7,175,327
+
157,230,230
193 443,358
5¥+8,286,
+ 18.2
32,219,616
York
Hi)
.
4,5~ld/659
.
4.9
4,664,000,000
Scranton
Reading
2,196,351
1,9d8,774
2,190,553
32,719,327
fe'
W'
2,059,375
•
,
6.3
—12.2
—
7.9
0.5
+
—
1,582,601
1.0
8.2
4,804,000,000
23,797,504
Philadelphia
+
17,068,683
Wilkes-Barre
1
33,641,018
4.3
339,496,898
352 076,946
3.6
2,534,087
2,426,748
4.4
26,483,068
26 ,295,905
8,982,920
4.2
88,839,958
83 521,259
105,644,595
8.5
1,231,517,374
1,198 811,564
66,892,741
3.6
788,268,651
759 794,273
5,188,692,802
5,049,943,785
+
2.7
56,418,223,749
56,321,287,730
0.2
+
7.0
974.0007500
4,313,736
8,156,999
3,805,993
7,260,035
3,890,924
4,679,965
7,217,059
7,819,666
19,¥29~507
17758¥,549
M
2.7
.
3,682,630
'
6.4
114,635,390
69,314,778
(a)
1,002,000¥00
+"¥0
0.7
8,604,287
32,179,761
Bois
Hazelton
Delaware—Wilmington
New
94 ,414,842
+ 20.2
*8,000,000
ftJ
V
6.1
—
7.229,630
45,088,423
-
Lebanon
.
6,621,667
11,445,393
20,914,371
Harrisburg
Lancaster
jmV
,
8,687,754
*12,000,000
Bethlehem
Jersey—Trenton
7,274,955
6,902,925
2.7
25,498,206
25,190,823
+"¥5
3,7
14,866,021
12,357,504
+
20.3
;
14,407,168
15,181,824
1,103,541,863
1,073,954,225
+
2.8
-
1,071,410,117
1,041,162,692
5.4
+
V
Total
cities)
(15
+
*C'
V
K'1hiM
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
K
54,955,955
58,802,788
Ohio—Canton
1.304,633,945
1,319,158,458
2,587,604,798
2,548,153,857
Columbus
330.947.500
291,819,200
Hamilton
21.055,623
22,947,934
Cincinnati
pi;
w
1%'
|*y
Lorain
__
__
8,193,933
__
Youngstown
59,216,664
*"A'
Newark
44,490,501
41,528,084
h,i '
553,347,444
'v>
7.8
82,490,900
+
3.8
■+
223,888,938
215,682,110
11.6
91,048,318
644,440,662
4.4
702,157,335
695,288,353
7.1
557,491,935
.
83,119,046
652,605,949
566,928,259
—
+
V
9.5
12,444,470
12,030,007
292,486,170
+
4.8
301,704,053
270,031,566
' 545.671,875
+
1.4
496,188,396
508,009,556
+ 27.6
60,793,100
12,905,890
12,993,264
306,497,869
~
0.7
—
1.3
13,593,471
12,750,860
+
1.0
16,944,791
13,535,654
Total
Kit'
„
107407",110
,
7.8
1,918,696,652
1,817,495,950
+
12,561,927
14,661,042
22,037,729,960
21,877,716,975
+
0.7
1.4
460,200,217
438,136,457
+
0.5
303,881,563
284,500,605
+
6.8
•
5.0
+
1
■
..
5.6
+l 7.8
+
:•
'
•-
1.7
39,557,390
25,748,503
35,365,387
5.5
368,662,014
359,782,783
+
2.5
21,250,337
19,906,287
+
6.8
224,840,252
221,313,873
+
1.6
6,678,743,921
(15 cities)
6.6
:
63,692,300 :
l6r352"685
+ 25.2
—
.
158,855,460
6,454,532,577
+
3.5
76,335,717,576
74,285,909,007
+
2.8
—
64,662,600
.+
33,432,429
Virginia—Wheeling
;
•+
•
1,774,013,957
—
Kentucky—Lexington
¥\*
3,194,230,600
40.101.675
_
Oil City
V-
v
25,870,892
Erie
West
3,444,288,900 *
171,212,913
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
,p
Km
8.2
-
1,912,202,781
Toledo
<?u
+
—
*
—
M;
427,897,755
«
"r
^
..*
I
:
1L1
406,6297270
420,¥77,340
6.5
+
1,300,673,901
1,299,108,921
■
.
'
,
-385,127,368
.
„
_
1,413,678,120
1,327,227,791
+
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
II
west
Virginia—Huntington
South
fc'jd
1,053,267,565
Carolina—Charleston
103,017,334
Frederick
Wv>
of
District
Total
(8
N '
11,606,231,258
1.7
+
439 908,823
+
18,383,709,709
86, 149,411
—
888,188,988
18,734 773,489
4.4
615,238,370
576,749,121
6.7
6,604 288,594
3,489,292,528
5.6
40,046,731,306
+
39,293,228,568
•
+
6,048,784
5,719,564
1.3
22,711,000
23,378,000
2.4
258,972,387
1.3
5.8
+
5,720,388
2.9
25,077,000
5,406,378
25,060,387
+ 10.9
233,547,696
230.769,266
200,936,854
—
9,543,274
9,937,295
393,34~1~107
353^377~851
+TL3
377,39b~92i
4.0
—
9,033,057
9,048,224
+ 11.8
81,966,439
6,603,625,620
3,683,460,853
cities)
—
445,577,450
992 617,877
3.3
+
8,189,167
8,550,521
_
Columbia—Washington
! tft,!
M?
K f
1,036,900,000
11,890 876,776
+ 20.3
1,611,168,082
+ 11.0
247,029,104
1,023 985,000
7.9
+
85,645,143
1,664,103,146
Maryland—Baltimore
274 131,336
0.6
—
39,124,208
39,802,705
Columbia
Ki!1'
5.6
+
92,482,000
1,136,860,619
Richmond
I Jj- ■ M1
22,667,242
23,934,158
91,954,000
Virginia—Norfolk
it;
1VI
1.9
"
3437561,602
.
+
+
0.1
145^824,551
1397666,'715
+
4.4
1387661*, 364
1527038,890
+
1.9
836,441,103
765,627,121
+
9.3
786,657,996
.
5.1
736,112,335
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Ik¥
Tennessee—Knoxville
it-
149,672,988
Hl('
Georgia—Atlanta
ji». »i
141,561,250
706,603,740
1,924,800,000
Nashville
'A A
1,773,300,000
Augusta
i
Mobile
+
2.2
142,742,911
132,232,288
396,900,000
+
7.0
390,200,000
+
15.5
389,300,000
374,582,410
343,887,825
+
8.9
8,203,279
7,435,829
+ 10.3
1.5
7,645,557
6,762,378
+
304,504,243
298,739,912
+
1.9
—10.5
314,394,402
320,143,641
1.8
5,728,239
7/706^906
—25.1
7,"1487558
13,427,255,447
1.1
278,076,942
281,067,449
1.1
261,731,584
+1¥.6
23978T37028
205785-9,997
1.8
15,999,873
16,948,911
+
2.6
+
;
171,868,483
163,513,785
1,225,300,973
1,030,743,110
72,447,808
71,494,531
38,708,614
36,440,621
36,529,000
33,538,000
78,148,695
77,397,674
12,200,492
12,314,366
3,831,720
3,523,002
+
8.8
1,200.082,095
1,125,818,290
+
6,885,963,177
6,374,536,806
+
;
Meridian
—
Louisiana—New
Total
1,601,490,224
1,573,189,684 \
13,579,832,845
+
5.1
1,774,084,506
+ 18.9
13,078,360,758
12,019,140,146
+
1.3
783,061,155
761,659,074
+
6.2
403,710,899
391,523,608
+
8.9
412,459,000
390,615,000
1.0
863,993,836
831,608,993
0.9
128,623,321
126,840,722
+
37,873,166
36,999,638
+
6.6
12,949,651,709
8.0
74,880,093,022
+
—10.2
—
36,441,395
■
-
36,236,086
774547651
-
-
244,022,504
+ 12.7
1,574,166,408
.+•
8.8
284,008,612
24375197065
■'■+•
2.8
16,700,936
16,998,497
+
3.1
+
5.6
,
•
+
—
3.9
■
Vicksburg
]K'
147,794,407
424,800,000
1,147,822,708
Jackson
\
151,040,257
5.6
28,650.149
Mississippi—Hattlesburg
KM
37,616,788
3.9
+
30,227,065
Montgomery
['««;. i
33,771,002
+
19.916V100.000
26,570,946
,
Alabama—Birmingham
p!
1.8
6,961,720,125
21,041,700,000
1,178,255,148
Tampa
4
+
7,231,770,548
8.5
25,647,261
.—
Florida—Jacksonville
h
5.7
5.2
34,906,423
Macon
u,
+
,
+
+
671,621,309
26,959,737
Columbus
s
3.9
+
28,678,059,806
+ 12.2
+
61,957,266
i ta
5.8
2.1
+
'
14,553,230,188
29,791,547,241
+ 13.4
—
53,225,542
'v1
i
+
+
655,983,340
14,864,517,291
1.6
+
7,339,297
59,727,142
—
Mansfield
I
694,161,008
1.1
—
"
Cleveland
Orleans
(16 cities)
—
[+)''
1.4
2.4
826~359
1,196,219
11,186,358,967
+ 15.8
258,830,490
256,468,508
+
0.9
70,159,949,190
+
+
6.7
1,461,986,116
1,396,703,663
3,568,178
—¥O~9
3,246,877
~77~3.~56l
"¥43,175
'
205,445,433
197,154,693
4.7
1,308,000,900
1,236,714,083
9.9
2,769,460
3,572,096
1773827765
26724T.203
1179077581
11
12-76Tl7i84
117833,931
8277T97606
8478217665
10,302,788
10,158,098
4,654,410
4,677,064
;
KM'
MM'
Seventh Federal Reserve
pM
«;<
h
hsi
.
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
16,070,818
15,151,486
+
6.1
172,100,602
158,695,887
8.5
3,183,891,000
3,004,854,000
+
6.0
35,894,023,000
33,802,298,000
6.2
47,156,246
44,539,063
+
5.9
502,587,868
494,287,828
1.7
83,989,840
Detroit
79,054,396
+
6.2
949,069,735
897,539,835
5.7
2.0
206,310,426
198,049,529
4.2
+ 19.1
581,778,469
550,557,380
5.7
2.0
244,081,772
230,615,744
5.8
—36.8
157,285,907
160,909,540
2.3
Flint
I*
Ivf
Grand
rwi'
Jackson
17,840,240
18,197,181
I'M
Lansing
55,246,341
46,398,776
bC*i
Rapids
Muskegon
20,267.843
19,872,360
City
8,985,415
14,207,651
Bay
m
-
—
tdiana—Fort Wayne
iary
+
67,061,483
+
2.7
754,778,613
703,112,896
109,708,346
+
21.1
1,474,457,280
402,924,478
+
8.5
4,663,551,807
1,352,721,342
4,611,213,980
Bend
51,623,215
44,926,611
+ 14.9
548,880,946
Terre Haute
21,871,628
21,953,730
0.4
247,834,699
533,927,909
236,362,515
50,925.275
47,692,208
+
6.8
564,483,319
534,037,282
711,189,991
650,179,804
+
9.4
8,157,606,148
7,437,240,644
9.7
8,764,012
8,343,947
+
5.0
102,289,168
92,559,053
10,897,231
10,448,267
+
4.3
133,047,728
127,415,710
Wisconsin—Madison
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
\*-
K.V
Sheboygan
Ivf.M
Watertown
for
N-
Iowa—Cedar
1,999,497
—
City
1~5~8
;
-
,¥¥6,411
Bloomington
1,990,708
+
0.4
22,745,056
3,601,429
+
8.9
46,815,593
45,222,452
10.2
=
5.3
+
8.8
433,225,180
16572237443
5.7
270,682,027
1.7
84,701,916
4,636,362
15,410,770
23,410,434
152,¥707533
I
+
1
1
/
eo T*
138,122,033
124,406,205
2,810,626,422
9.6
955,812,765
987,640,833
51,833,720
48,032,119
7.9
2.7
188,019,911
83,197,812
175,362,880
+ 14.2
0.6
61)012,938,888
+
+
5,380,115,403
Decatur
42,033,318
32,427,779
+ 29.6
389,869,201
72,721,741
71,725,976
+
1.4
814,499,565
+ 17.8
64,701,708
3,631,036
10,991,589,350
cities)
34,156,345
4,321,658
(31
54,926,351
34,260,364
,
Springfield
Sterling
10,608,353,564
646,888,949
363,888,005
37,540,023
3.6
123,215,719,830
118,332,409,975
+
7,647,675
68,261,732
52,179,306
+ 30.8
54,441,402
54,629,990
20,932,912
+ 15.5
21,677,841
17,750,503
1,639,417
1,222,989,734
1,499,725
+
17696,225
176027296
1,200,112,864
+
1.9
1,123,110,892
3.4
7,603,088
7,198,573
+
5.6
1.6
6,539,991
—
364,592,103
40,525,893
9,118,808
+
591,638,181
0.3
+
7.7
24,172,426
12,758,430
17,618,008
+
27.6
19,085,325
7,737,862
1,148,961,992
7,344,811
20,105,341
11,775,425
6,729,796
—
59,464,744,802
+ 19.0
+
7.2
84,709,555
,
8,461,731
+ -2.6
827,575,546
+
9,109,230
0.6
376,876,510
Rockford
zzzzzzzz
ZZZZZZ-Z
1.2
—19.0
—
,5,412,436,542
-
1
..
409,893,131
2,794,291,710
6,950,641
1.8
9.3
"
9.3
13,254,728
13,468,022
—
0.2
7,626,428
6,531,873
+
8.0
+
4.1
1^684,325,668
1,627,427,453
+
3.5
1,535,451,834
1,547,956,837
4.0
382,300,000
363,300,000
+
5.2
350,000,000
357,000,000
219,978,880
+"¥.4
2267434,985
187,486,025
+
+
—
1.6
+ 16.8
11,483,867
:
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Leeis—
Missouri—St.
Cape
Louis
1,733,290 374
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
(7 cities)—-—.
_
2.5
19,327,945,137
18,587,297,450
21,416,708
+
5.7
252,840,155
228,061,665
4,047,666
3,921,631
+
3.2
41,392,446
42,658,937
932,620.572
946,885,600
938,558,603
943,547,300
3 000 487
3,469,604
16.054,706
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
1,691,615,969
22,645^350
Girardeau
Independence
Total
14,845)450
3,658,544,755
+
+
+
3,617,375)285
+
'
for FRASER
'«
+
+ 10.9
—
'
3.0
I'm
Digitized
'
'.Tf-
0.6
10,184,154,172
+
1.7
0.4
8,075,639,667
7,689,344,062
+
5.0
13.5
—
»4:
"4y
P
-
3.5
37,883,034
7,939,126
Total
+
—
■
2.9
3,921,328
Chicago
Peoria
5.081,493
'
4.4
15,827,531
Illinois—Aurora
Wi
+
92,845,543
^
Ames
4'
n:1
10,298,003
•-
4,809,899
*
!
3,755,011
Sioux
11,349,253
'
4.9
266,119,419
Rapids
Des Moines
At
+"¥.9
1.1
41,222,941
*
ta*
,+"¥!
817116,000
+
'
Manitowoc
hi
M
1378147271
—24.2.
+ 10.5
South
l*X
14,102,972
5.7
68,901,658
—
ndianapolis
■t
10,*3357352
887346,000
2.8
237l6M910
9.0
437,041,475
17,547,025
11~963~685
7.3
132,821,395
+
38,000,445
37,812,320
+
162,886,762
155,637,330
+
4.7"
38,082,858,784
36,755,171,150
■
,
0.5
8.1
1.1
•
.
10,014,359,386
■+
3.6
.
225,143,315
193,623,493
3,515,059
804,581,867
.
•
•
'
"
3,169,780
•
3.3
214,¥56,869
*
146,665,718
153,305,845,
+To~9
3,142,964
4.0
732,883,794
,
¥496~136
'
-
v
773,934,685
+
721,818,723
¥
Volume
192
Number 6013
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2551)
-Month of November-
at—
Clearings
1960
-Jan. 1 to Nov. 30-
1959
Ninth Federal Reserve
41,990,890
37,688,720
2,206,268,642
2,031,987,727
19,315,288
14,249,338
833,558,635
Minneapolis
Rochester
Paul
Fergus Falls
Week Ended Dec. 10
1959
$
Inc.
$
Forks
410,351,778
1.7
8,907,649
8,127,760
+
9.6
+
2.0
482,869,113
439,887,023
+
9.8
181,334,764
8,292,767
421,870,383
379,770,123
+
2.6
+
2.8
1787554,050
1627445,189
+~~9.9
1587407,115
15776427770
107593^579
11^614^272
77.8
117480,899
Il7l447980
47455,992
3789073
+ 14.5
47357,887
4,616,561
+
+ 10.7
8,674,376,891
58,444,077
8,435,153,520
+ 10.5
53,027,895
+ 10.2
2,475,275
+ 24.3
33,302,883
29,750,137
54,363,059
3.9
541,674,023
551,171,062
+ 16.5
+
—
9,697,000
104,062,000
95,742,000
11,178,990
+
8.2
132,023,377
125,208,092
18,043,311
+
7.7
192,331,598
208,079,419
—
57,176,022
Montana—Billings
67,888,301
—15.8
538,048,030
562,046,777
—
4,912,586
+ 20.6
55,661,123
54,872,969
Total
1.7
+
5.4
7.6
5.3
+
1.4
34,816.764
35,527,984
2.0
337,187,821
354,713,593
—
4.9
23,789,486
+ 17.9
265,299,896
256,686,064
+
3.4
84,680,663
72,685,978
+ 16.5
752,181,818
734,282,117
+
2.4
4,413,052
3,718,446
+ 18.7
28,681,273
28,555,888
+
0.4
3,424,299,165
3,146,176,677
CO 00
35,309,681,758
34,616,883,054
4
2.0
j.
(16 cities)
—
8.7
+
28,039,180
-
_
Lewiston
9,658,095
+ 11.9
5,924,289
.
$
22,535,906,979
19,433,040
__
~
1957
$
417.225,980
5,186,905
Huron
Falls
1958
or
Dec. %
186,030,712
12,090,791
Helena
Inc.
22,993,150,256
11,296,000
,
Dakota—Aberdeen
Great
t
8.6
+
56,488,189
"
i
1959
$
+ 35.6
752,783,571
.
Sioux Falls
1960
+ 11.4
'
5,731,124
.
North Dakota—Fargo
South
or
Dec. %
3,076,596
!
Winona
Grand
Dec. %
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
1960
Inc. or
$
47
—
-b
87268,270.
871667790
1000,424
712,749,077
651,268,537
+~T.j
57343,388
773To7ioI
+T7.5
-
1013&23O
177427,304
1577527576
9.4
630,179,743
586,095,306
+
Tenth Federal Reserve District^Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont
4,843,744
5,101,178
,
5.0
58,761,619
58,774,608
—19~9
460,*994*,894
562/389,838
7.0
—
0.1
1,371,995
1,427,704
—18.1
1,192,107
9,703,461
14,679,247
1.2
180,595,490
172,906,206
—
••
Hastings
Lincoln
38,157J 26
805,951,029
Omaha
4,7,626^295
753,354,420
Kansas—Manhattan
„
1,963,864
Topeka
1
8,497,997,594
8,397,620,231
5,614,710
—15.3
53,629,747
60.244,834
1,781,968
4,756,565
Parsons
+ 10.2
21,464,218
19,922,111
54,912,012
38,035,839
128,761,761
127,376,741
5,632,303
5,908,234
2,059,824,357
2,012,257,470
55,763,969
63,321,392
2,165,965
2,168,202
310,688,577
282,437,004
Wichita
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas
City
St. Joseph
_
Carthage
_
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Colorado—Colorado
Springs
Total
27,111,718
563,041,960
1,526,981,980
65,935,018
1,630,836,510
4.7
+ 39.4
13,329,330
2.4
22,807,928,762
32,128,942
31,047,412
1.0
47080,546
43l7074,625
—14.2
728,042,878
27,615,499
28,276,539
+ 10.0
3,292,945,138
28,325,771
3,336,498,137
13,883,903
15,834,118
4,244,532,652
4.3
7,133,254
7,114,467
731,519,028
684,743,731
—
172,259,198
+ 42.5
7,685,330
8,650,332
3.5
34,383,603
27,123,928
+
17.5
456/416,722
396,6867484
—12.3
18,213,666
16,748,750
+
4.2
4,989,170
6,125,239
+
6.8
707,985,964
625,909,766
+
2.5
14,715,967
+
4.1
475,876,049
164,398,824
+ 12.3
42,012,596
40,114,203
—12.8
6,280,000
8,146,000
—
2.3
—
1.3
.♦—
327,346,669
339,020,436
+ 12.4
10,240,192,641
9,782,481,737
+
4.7
5.6
48,569,306,929
48,444,599,146
+
0.3
—
■
4.4
11,818,903
156,833,182
1.7
—
23,029,256,695
624,471,190
0.1
+
—
971,451
+
97351,972
6.4
—
67,100,475
—11.9
1,014,462
908,486
1,361,896
11,704,928
7.7
+
403,834,117
1.1
+
—
871,223,428
4,480,214,945
(14 cities)
+ 44.4
+
3.9
8.9
—33.9
—
—11.0
1
979,681,955
'.
Denver
+
—
1,307,980
+
.
3.4
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
59,278,280
*
Beaumont
El
2,330,007,782
~
297,112,569
I
.
Worth
200,704,589
Galveston
7
Houston
Port Arthur
__.
—12.8
681,082,867
3,049,019,369
2,082,931,898
276,460,000
301,102,000
19,527,293,733
87,010,198
+
+
1,728)055,911
+
0.8
19,976,149,075
7,425.869
7,385,818
+
0.5
86,758,703
_
0.7
+
2,168,460,905
8.5
+
2,986,056,097
0.9
—
27,869,000
1,742,684,331
Wichita Falls
3.9
49,271,940
Louisiana—Shreveport
6,267,000
7,186,000
359,636,581
—20.4
123,413,099
—
61,437,617
58,869,213
+
4.4
664,362,514
679,866,237
4,796,102,732
__
.
0.3
—
121,244,311
4,775,782,013
+
0.4
52,904,767,727
52,458,660,395
.a
(11 cities)
11,258,431
-
43,878,131
8.2
286,285,895
-
"
2.3
6.9
27.6
-
+
+
30,635,709
.
13,194,622
508,122,401
2.1
10,797,943
.•
13,526,633
529,132,594
—
—
11,538,743
22,183,911
Texarkana
Total
341,742,350
25,196,651,076
1.9
+
198,942,209
*
0.9
298,136,914
25,382,336,181
6.6
—
291,665,575
25,491,000
687,428,119
4.2
0.5
__
28,115,419
2,341,317,899
j
Paso
Ft.
63,437,434
26,927,924
Dallas
1.8
.
,
5,231,912
_
6,741,381
—22.4
6,621,383
7,130,829
«•»
—— — -*
2.3
15,690,195
16,300,169
+
0.9
619,120,274
595,422,704
+
«■* «■ *1*
«•»
0.6
—
3.7
15,038,693
15,235,576
+
4.0
561,054,134
245,774,417
+
0.9
201,608,594
203,989.022
5.1
6,952,558
6,644,688
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
6,970,340
Yakima
925,033,563
27,425,101
26,498,656
7
_
Idaho—Boise
I
;
Oregon—Eugene
;
Portland
57,495,850
;
,28,289,749
City
Arizona—Phoenix
321,522,687
65,976,186
86,697.937
10,502,197,668
298,028,310
295,439,142
i
Riverside
4,918,780,821
+
+ 16.9
3,493,690,772
3,044,006,513
Barbara k__^__-
602,309,517
1,525,446,814
443,574,808
415,334,466
85,493,261
—23.2
808,923,924
971,644,288
Total
Grand
Outside
total
(175
■"Estimated,
77000,064
7257722", 368
729^663,808
65572Tl742l
33,077,599
13,275,174
35,253,673
—
6.8
+
4.0
+
8.6
1,888,948,714
1,732,380,064
+
9.0
545,140,977
521,844,732
+
4.5
39,403,468
15,816,105
798,983,215
729,067,705
+
9.6
19,885,826
21,428,594
15,f
',877,478
74,893,502,160
72,388,099,211
+
3.5
1,433,369,143
1,388,698,188
1,357,242,300
1,258,806,888
1,358,738,552,191
1,271,143,815,204
+
6.9
25,535,391,538
25,522,716,965
22,573,777,526
22,481,099,484
668,319,992,314
+
3.2
12,795,747,301
11,784,386,253
11,265,405,548
45,995,932
+ 13.2
+ 12.5
+
3.1
79,336,633
6,644,545,023
114,261,123,758
+
9.0
60,430,277,894
+
4.4
(a)Clearings operations discontinued.
28
20,"l2l7311
320,439,970
63,099,511,911
cities)
327661,177
207069,311
34,844,030,591
6,852,306,114
York____;_:
3573~19,247
197744/098
298,706,664
52,072,135
/
—16.7
k
(b)Ciearings
are
\
*
689,509,238,917
of the
.
for nine months only.
Tariff
of
Act
1930, the
Federal
Reserve
Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
^
FOREIGN
.
•
EXCHANGE
RATES
-•
.
and
Country
CERTIFIED
BY
DECEMBER
-
Monetary
Unit
Noon
9,
FEDERAL
1960
Buying
RESERVE
TO
Rate
for
franc
Canada,
dollar
Dec. 12
Germany,
Ireland,
Malaysia,
Mexico,
Portugal,
States
Money)
2.236478
Dec.
.0120561
2.237019
2.236478
.0334062
.0201350
2.237577
.0384062
.0201337
15
$
$
.0120579
.0384000
-
.
Thursday
.0201337
.0384125
.0201350
1.023151
1.023125
1.022187
1.021901
.210475
.210525
.210487
.210262
.00311228
.00311228
.203868
.203833
.203793
.203656
.239725
.239731
.239737
.239750
.209775
.209800
.209862
.209787
2.806780
2.806780
2.807460
2.808160
■
.00311228
>
.
.00311228
.00161020
.00161020
.00278258
.00278066
.00278016
.328266
.328233
.328266
.328300
.0800560
guilder
pound
.00161020
.00278200
.328483
:
.00161000
.00277766
dollar
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.265193
.265200
2.778990
.140175
.140175
.265200
.265200
2.778990
2.780792
-
.265193
2.779663
2.780356
.140183
.140218
•'
krone
t.
escudo
.
peseta '
Sweden, krona
.140293
.0349625
0166436
.193312
Switzerland, franc
South
United
.00161030
:
Kingdom,
in
Dec. 14
a
$
2.808600
.
Spain,
of
1930
.203925
i
malayan
Zealand,
OF
.239725
___—
Netherlands,
(Value
Wednesday
.0120470
-.00311228
franc
£
peso
Norway,
ACT
.209900
new
mark__.
___:
yen
TARIFF
.210562
pound
lira
Japan,
UNDER
1.022369
■
deutsche
rupee
York
Dec. 13
$
.0201362
.
(Metropolitan)
France
United
New
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.0384250
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markka
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Union
v
2.237928
«.
schilling
Belgium,
New
in
Tuesday
$
'
pound
Austria,
Italy,
TREASURY
INCLUSIVE
.0120647
Free
Australia,
India,
TO
1960,
Transfers
Monday
Dec. 9
Argentina, peso—
Cable
15,
'
Friday
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BANK
DECEMBER
._i_
-
Africa,
pound
pound--.
sterling..;
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.0349375
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.0166436
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2.796293
2.808600
2.806780
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2.798107
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-
-
.232256
.232256
.232250
-
2.796293
2.796971
2.797668
2.806780
2.807460
2.808160
30,270,208
11,185,416
11.970,315
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 522
[649/755
27,287,357
14759~2",222
6.8
36,243,835,456
70,523,676
___£
9.8
+
2.1
163,094,302
.
1.9
+
—
4.2
—
'
177,082,284
124,594,477,501
'__
(18 cities).
New
:
,
6.7
+
27,436,791
3,174,119,867
/
£__£
•
3.4
+
+ 33.6
>
591,173,452
1,376,092,859
'
Stockton
—
+ 14.8
'
Santa
97,"5~237l3i
5,246,465,046
+ 12.5
26,862,372
190,024,715
997350,258
4.5
+
+ 12.9
>
a-.a:'
:
2037835,128
116792072
312,852,860
—13.7
3,307,617,497
Jose
220,525,745
1267900,936
247,128,000
10,752,528,060
417,963,184
58,425,978
■V
San Francisco
2127186,333
+ 12.8
278,635,297
39,854,856
-
6,350,356
11,117,958,217
65,690,071
___~
___!■■
:____
193,333,835
6,028,928
5.3
2.3
131,648,738
;
1957167,904
0.9
+
+ 23.6
113,554,909
ii
1.6
+
577,106,128
607,691,983
-44,851,453
Long Beach
t
—
•
+ 56.6
—
29,957,622
467,670,620
-
87 212.644
10,339,340,573
+ 10.0
275,089,037
488,587,913'
£_
Modesto
San
+
22.882,000
46,917,685
California—Berkeley
Pasadena
—
1,041,275,963
~
Lake
4.4
0.1
3.5
—
'
52,251,000
1,017,544,781
__
Utah—Ogden1
Sdlt
7,293,161
924,508,468
Seattle
Swing*
-■
•
15,187,210
■
•
-
-
-
m
-4
10,525,775,295
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
•H»
Mr
ASSETS—
Gold
Dec. 14, *60
certificate
account
Redemption fund
for
16,640,644
R.
F.
Dec. 7, '60
notes—
Dec. 16, '59
16,866,643
18,219,642
1,033,793
1,014,541
968,547
17,674,437
17,881,184
19,188,189
327,135
350,607
371,282
315,602
337,860
90,999
80,999
M'f
4
M i1
*!'
>+,)•
M.r
M:.r
St
H
Total gold certificate reserves
F.
R.
Other
Held
U. S.
!
—
—
3,066,463
———
3,109,213
3,140,105
9,158,743
9,158,743
10,506,993
12,532,298
11,010,298
2,595,071
Total
bought
under
2,595,071
27,352,575
outright
27,395,325
repurchase agreement
increase
:
2,483,771
27,141,167
—:
of
:
industrial
u
p'
4"
4
23,000
U.
Total
S.
Govt,
loans
from
Cash
items
Bank
securities-
and
securities.
27,164,167
27,524,429
27,769,073
15
15
15
in
collection
of
process
6,189,712
5,282,025
6,895,676
107,079
107,085
100,354
assets
Total
27,395,325
27,491,679
banks—
premises
Other
27,352,575
_____
foreign
192,018
assets
a
222,070
52,297,677
._;—
178,258
51,661,463
28,324,927
each class
General
General
Member
bank
reserves
18,379,112
383,443
559,721
Total
loans
212,269
255,924
369,726
Loans
and
691,203
320,728
Loans
adjustedt
Other
and
Total
deposits
18,118,445
17,582,334
19,629,287
4,388,000
4,407,953
5,424,210
44,326
45,148
Deferred availability cash items
Other liabilities & accrued dividends
44,745
liabilities
Total
51,045,959
50,359,540
investments
Loans
to
S.
407,136
Contingent
216,786
Loans
certificate
and
combined
for
$2,375
General
securities
Sales
52,297,677
51,661,463
F.
R.
foreign banks
to
domestic
238,768
76,052
U.
39.0%
37.9%
,
estate
S.
Government
7'
—
—
—
100
—
263
+
11
—
19
690
+
7
—
107
1,347
+
615
—
148
—
92
securities—total——
bills———.
Treasury
certificates of
——
—
20
15,409
rrr
2
29,407
_•*
95
+
one
One
five
to
five
After
year
2,538
—
Reserves with F.
Fund Notices
Below
will
be
found
list
a
of
«.»!'■
fchr
v«
J.
It
*>i!
preferred
and
including
stock
common
called
those
corporate
called
under
bonds,
for
sinking fund
provisions.
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
I
given in the "Chronicle."
were
U.
S.
OF
7'/2%
Corp.
of
Domestic
due
Jan.
demand
banks
11
+
B
825
Time
1,372
———.
deposits:
-
Interbank
—
'
••
'
—
+
32,593
+
110
+
14
—
+
840
—
Dec
23
%
Power
47/u%
Ltd.
Jan.
1,
bonds,
Colorado
•1{!
# /
it-
1978
series
Fuel
5'/2%
Tire
Harpen
4'/2%
Mining
&
debt
Jan.
due
Iron
B
General
debt
B,
&
series
4'A %
and
1,
..
series
Federal
—————
Banks
others.
Reserve
shares
Portland
Yellowknife
Gilbert
+2,400
Cement
adjustment
tExclusivc of loans
valuation
domestic commercial banks and
to
individual loan items
reserves;
shown gross.
are
Rubber
Co.,
stock
5,/2%
—-
cumul.
pref.
stock-Jan
-
„
31
bonds
due
Jan.
1,
1970—
1st
mtge.
Nippon
-!
'.V
V.
4>-
#*«*
4:
t/M'
■I
si.
1st
bonds
Electric
6'A%
Power
1
2222
series
Co.,
due
1982—
.___
German
5'/2%
Co.,
subord.
1970—Jari
1
2224
5V2%
1st
mtge.
due
1966
l,
Jan
1st subord.
debs, due June 1, 1973_Dec
conv.
1
pipe line bonds 5%%
30
1st
series, due
series due
ISSUE
1977— Jan
1979.
1
1
—Jan
2269
Page
Hospital
22
Jan
1
4
>
5%
conv.
Garrett
(Rudolph)
4x/2%
subord.
Corp.
47A%
Karstadt
debt
National
2217
f.
Jan.
1,
1950
•
#
'*'f
debs,
due
subord.
June
debs,
1,
due
1977
Dec
Sept.
15,
21
1978—_Jan
12
2016
Seal
Products,
if
bonds
due
Jan.
Welsbach
1963
Jan
1
2327
1967
Dec
30
2224
conv.
•Announced
s.
in
6%
A
and
B
Jan
1
2020
preferred stock—
Jan
31
2268
f. bonds due July 1, 1962i_1 ___Jan
this
issue.
5%
12-15
1-
2
class
&
A
4
2374
Mfg.-Co.
12-23
11-29
15c
1-31
12-21
30c
Inc
1-
3
1-13
Co.,
(Julius)
&
Co.,
5%
1st
preference
West
Life
(quar.)—
Stock
;
Investors, common ($1.30
long-term capital gains plus 16 cents
Increased
undistributed
income)
30c
12-23
12-
12-31
12-12
Green
Greyhound Corp.,
7%
9
I0c
.
Great
1-13
12-23
25c
1-10
(quar.)
American
12-31
Oil
CO.
:
General
Bancshares
General
Box
Co.. $8
General Bakeries, Ltd.
Corp.
(quar.)
12-
1
Greyhound
Lines
1-
1
12-
1
Griesedieck
Co.,
t25c
<
1
12-
1
12-29
12-
2
1-
5%
Stock
.
(quar.)
!_
12-23
1-
1
12-16
Class
12-16
Grumman
12-19
1-
2
12-
Life
2
Corp.
12-16
12-16
30c
Ltd.
.
(quar.):
Engineering
(Florida)
9
$5
preferred
,
$5
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
_____
1-26
12-
5
2c
12-21
12-
2
$5
1-11
-
Gulf
Power
5.16%
Co.;
4.64%
preferred
.
12-16
1-
1
12-15
12-31
2-
$!0c
11-29
1-31
..
4-29
2-1
12-19
12-19
•
fl46
tl.29
1-16
4-15
12-
9 ',
1-13
11-25
"11-25
.3-13
2-24
6-12
;
",$1.25
^V
9
1-13
11-29
12-20
$1.25
'
12-20
.5%
$1,25'
__i
(quar.)^
1
12-20
50c
.
.
preferred
12-
12Mjc
J
(quar.).
11-30
12-27
.
11-30
37yac
'
11-30
12-31
12-31
,
,$!•
410c
...
1_1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___i
(quar,)
9
12-31
12-
37'/aC
..
12-
9
9
3
3
25c
.
12-
12-
1-
27'Ac
.
12-22
3
1-
$1.06'A
i
(quar.)
12-24
flOc
1-
7'/2c
(quar.)_
20c
$2
12-15
(quar.)_____
Cquar.)_______
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR., com.
12-23
1-3
12-31
(quir.)_
Canada;
3%
12-16
12-31
(increased)^.
preferred • (quar;)________
Insurance
1
1
1-
$183Ac
Aircraft
12-
12-30
6c
.(quar.)__
(quar.)
12-31
$1.75
Wine, Ltd., class A
A
12-20
-
10c
dividend
Growers
$1.46
10c
—
Corp.
1-16
1-16
-45c
common
convertible
Grinnell
7
;_____
(quar.)__
of
12-
12-15
...
}$1.25
(quar.)_
Markets
common
1
3
/
$31'Ac
common
Power
preferred
<11-21
(Winnipeg)
(quar.)_.
American
1
10c
1
(quar.)—
(quar;)
All
Mountain
4'A%
Gulf
—-
preferred
1-
$1.12Ma
preferred
Sugar,
40c
56'Ac
dividend
Baking
Western
Greater
Transportation—
quarterly
Co.
12-15
12-3
1.2-20
;
,
.
Co.
11-
;
20c
•
12-30
.12-19
933Ac
..■■■,
(quar.)
Financial
12-15
,1-1
,.
'.
50c
(quar»L„_,——$40c
-.
£.!••..
..
Producers, common
preferred A (quar.)__;
12-31
2
30c
Western
$1.80
12-31
J$1.38
—;
(interim).
preferred
8
Western
Great
1-13
1
12-
$45c
•
_______
t$1.25
—I
American
American
2-
12-
12-30
15c
.
.
Assurance
50c
—
(quar.)
preferred
3-1
.12-2
12-24
;
(quar.)
York)—>
(New
12-2
12-22
12VaC
quar.)£_^L___*___.,
(initial
12-22
v.;,
(quar.
quarterly^-
28V8C
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
11-15
t$2 ;
(quar.)_>
common
Insurance
45c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
.
Company,
11-15
.
,
:25c'.
-
.
Corp.,. 6% preferred
Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd^
2-
1
;(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Life
Quarterly
12-19
9
12- 2
12-31
12-19
Ltd.—
1
12-12
12-12
12-
Ltd.,-.,..
(s-a)_w___^^^
Paper,
1
50c
C.)
Power.
12-
$1
preferred
Incorporated
Corp,
(quar.)
common
D.
Lakes
12-
1-3
12-20
55c
'
Lakes
12-31
---2- 1
22'/2C
-
Insurance
Great
12-21
12-20
4$1
Employees
Employees
Stores
Increased
+.1-3
20c
J
;
Great
7c
(quar.)
convertible
1 12-15
s.
Rubber Co. of Canada,
1
6 '/2c
—;
(quar,,)_4
,
;
15c
2%
American
-
12-30
$1.50 ,1-3-61
-
(quar.);
11-30
12-
•
%
lrl6
.
50c
(quar.)
-
Rubber
preferred
Drug
...Great
:
IS
;
(increased.--z
Company
&
T.)
r
.,
1-15
k 12- 2
'12- 2
(12-20.
.•
(stock dividend)!
^
(W.
33A %
115c
Tire
Grand & Toy,
Gray
(quar.)
F.)
(B.
Graham-Paige
,Grant
3
1
12-20
,
V." ""25c
/•
:i?0c
dividend
(Washington,
12-16
1-
12- 9
12+30
Corp.
Government
split
(quar.)
common
from accumulated
General
,11-30
20c
Humor
Great
General
1
$13c
*<-
—
•
Government
12-30
1-
,
.12-15
-
12-30
Extra
'
10c
Co., class A
Co.,
Mines, Ltd.
$4.50
i
1-16
Quarterly-
12-10
1-23
20c
430c
.
2%
Investors,
preferred
5'/2 %
General
Corp.—
15-year 4'A%
12-31
Frelghtlines (quar.)
Light Co. (Ga.)r common^ (quar.)—
Gatineau
Power
Co., common
(quar.)
from
1,
debs.'due June 1,
Uranium Mines Ltd.—
general mortgage bonds series
Tandy Corp. cumul.
3%
—
Gas
Geco
Inc.—
adjustment
Supply Co. 2%%
Garrett
1-
12-28
1
10-20
.
(quar.)_-___^__^.—v 16'Ac1-16
on
the class A and, class" ""V. "
dividend
Great
General
Northspan
5%%
12-30
Garrett
Association—
bonds, "dated
Dec
9
12- 9
(quar.50c
preferred
9
Corp.—
preferred
4Mi%
^
12-
10-20
20c
:
—x.
Goodyear Tire
.12-29
1-13
3-for-l
after
com.
(monthly)—.
Gardner-Denver
Garlock,
s.
1-20
25c
(quar.)
Trailer
Garfinckel
1, 1962
and
ser.
tl2J/2C
(quar.)———
new
Fundamental
4%
CALLED
Date
series A, due Nov.
Harbor
mtge.
(quar.)
Ltd.
(stock dividend)—
(Charles E.)
2373
\
12-20
12-
12-23
Stock
12-14
12-
dividend
A
12-15
.12-27
,12- 8
Goodyear
1-10,
12-28
12-20
—,
(Canada),
Company
Frosst
Class
Collins Radio Co.—
a;
2268
Corp.—
f debs.,
s.
Benton
j
2267
Inc.,
Stock
Futterman
Company and Issue—
5%
20c
39c
(quar.):
Co.
1-20
25c
Ltd. (quar.)
Company ' (quar.)——
Fruehauf
ENTIRE
Alleghany
(quar.)
Companies,
Friden,
Frlto
Jan.
Corp.—
pipe line bonds, 5V4%
mtg.
Co.
Mfg.
Fresnillo
12-15
1-3
12-23
Goodrich
Holders
Payable 0} Rec.
(Less Mexican withholding tax).
debentures due Jan. 1,
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
1st
When
Share
(quar.)
Franklin Electric
Franz
2328
Glass
Corp.
Corp.
Fraser
1
Inc.—
debs,
Financial
15 year
2327
Lloyd—
debt adjustment
Finance
Standard
1
Jan
_____
4l/2%
,_Jan
Ltd.—
mtg. 6'/2% gold bonds due Jan. 1, 1953 extended
Jan.
1, 1963.1—
Ritter
12
dividend
Foundation
Fram
to
North
Forbes
Fostoria
Jan
12-15
-
110c
Extra
Name of Company
Stock
Corp.—
adjustment
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—
w
Continued from page
Foster
12-15
1
1-1
■
$0.21
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)'.
Goldblatt Bros., Inc.
(quar.)___^__
2120
1
1-
/l-lO
Goodman
31
1-
,.,1-10
Good
——Dec
••
35c
class
Corp.,
Extra
/
Page
2323
!'
11-23
(quar.)_J
"25c
A (monthly)^__l_ll~~" ■"",7c
Gold
Per
preferred
i_L___
.
2267
1
;
.
^
$.021
(quar.)_wl_I_
Ltd.
Envelopes, Ltd.; class A
Globe-Union, Inc, (quar.)
after deduction
.
Jan
...
12-23
$3
~
(quar.)
Mines,
Glidden Company
deb.
1978
68c
Co.__
C.)
(A.
Glickman
due
A,
^_
>
Ordinary "A"-,
Giant
305
i
Corp.—
cumul.
"_■
B-stocks
Date
Light Co., Inc.—
adjustment deb. bonds,
1- 3
55c from realized
investment income)
shares Ordinary_l___
Amer.
12-15
12-10
12-16
1- 3
1- 3
—
Stock
&
debt
'
17M2C
—I—
Amer.
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Berlin
1-16
1-16
12-15
1- 3
35c
Boston.—
of
payment
6V2%
PARTIAL
12-15
1-31
1-31
—____
Globe
lt 1989
1-3
40c
Glens Falls rnsurance.
Other——
Page
$1.50
8IV2C
7Vic
- 7V2C
preferred
Gestetner,
354
1,921
12-15
:
(quar.)
Giant
9
12-19
1-3
(quar.)„—.—___>.—
Co.
(quar.)—
•
•
+
12-31
20c
."
(quar.)—
.
223
'
1,563
—_
12-19
12-19
12-19
(quar.)
—$1.15
(quar.)
$1.23
$5 preferred (quar.)
—1—_
$1.25
Georgia Shoe Mfg. (quar.)—.'.
10c
Germantown Fire Insurance (Philadelphia)—
123
39
.—
—
12-19
12-31
12-31
12-31
$4.60 preferred
+ 1,104
37
+
.
629
12-31
r:
Annual
12,142
:
_
11-22
12- 6
933Ac
$1.06'A
$1.12Vi
$1.25
$1.37V2
—
1
A
13<*. from
Georgia Power Co.—
430
—
class
gains and
—1,870
—1,370
12-31
12-20
Parts
(Year-end
+3,551
205
+
2,141
11-22
11-22
11-22
66c
(quar.)
George Putnam Fund of
22
139
—2,264
59,967
deposits——
—
Foreign banks
of
f. debs,
+
+
Borrowings:
America—
s.
adjusted—
deposits
From
Date
capital income
—
Class
A
Genung's, Inc.
—1,182
28
11-22
11-22
17c
-
(quar.)
Corp—
Brewing,
Genuine
Interbank demand deposits:
TENDER
Company and Issue—
Sheraton
4,122
139,502
Genesee
10
907
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
-
Waterworks
Preferred
;
Government
From
NOTICE
+
—
assets/liabilities
Demand
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
II
597
—
1,364
2,797
LIABILITIES—
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
the current volume
11,953
——
———_________
banks————
domestic
12-15
v
ctfs._
Amer.
preferred
(quar.)
$6
preferred _■ (quar.)
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)_
841
+
12-16
1- 1
—
1—I
(quar.)
5M2% preferred
—1,592
246
+
12-15
'
19c
53Vic
54V2C
55c
59%c
80c
$4.92
notes,
redemption,
9,817
—
assets—net——-———-———
Total
t
■
and
with
Other
R. Banks—
coin-
Currency
Balances
>M|
V-.!
■
30
preferred
General
774
+
71
—
12-31
"
1- 1
:—
!
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
284
+
—
5,021
——
Other securities
Redemption Calls and Sinking
126
+
16,951
years-
years—
12-15
12-15
y
(quar.)
(quar.)—
4V2%
Treasury notes and U. S. bonds maturing:
Within
1- 1
1-1
,
,
.
$1.12%
4V4 % preferred
+1,105
+
12-15
12-15
p..
General Tire & Rubber Co.—
+1,412
96
/—
1,423
*
.
12-12
;
1- 3
1- 3
53c
"
:
(quar.)
;
\
'
36Vic
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Tin Investment, Ltd.,
General
+1,034
26
+
3,474
—_
indebtedness
(quar.)
_1
of the Southeast—
Co.
preferred
preferred
preferred
33A%
12,504
'
preferred
(quar.)
1-2
"
""
31 'Ac
35c
—-—"
—
preferred
1-25
1-25
1-25
,r
1- 1 % 12- 5
rr\
(quar.)
preferred
•
33%c
60c
.v.——-—
(Ohio)-r
Co.
preferred (quar.)_
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
4.75%
33
1,683
banks
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
10
1
—
Treasury
40.0%
+
3,551
—
loans***—————r_„_
...—_:
1
loans
Other
preferred
5.28%
+
12- 8
2-15
"2-15
"
2-15
"
.
""
•
-
.
institutions:
commercial
preferred
Common
157
135
_______
to
Real
237,148
liabilities
note
„—1
—
12-30
59%c "
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Generql Telephone & Electronics—
51
1,154
—
finance, personal finance, etc
Loans
54,874,462
to
reserves
financial
15
v
62Vic
5.80%
150
—
<
t 40c '
___**
$1.25
carrying:
or
,
i.-„,—■ 7
(quar.)
Co. of Michigan—
Telephone
General
1,506
+
.
12-'9
12-12
12-15
12-15
12-20
(quar.)__
:—
1—*
Co. of Indiana—.*■
$1.35
1,987
32
•
12-29
41- 5
1- 5
'32MiC
—" "
32J/2C
;_L__—.—"
33c
(quar.)
General Telephone
+3,409
+
.
______
12-30
preferred
$2.50
4.36%
312
12- 9
.
preferred
Telephone
General
$2.10
+
12-30
12- 9
of
(quar.)
General Telephone
+
,
25c
17c
12c
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
+3,261
2
:s
■.
1-9
1- 9
,
36c ; ;"1-11
25c f 12-30
+
$1.40
209
V"
-
preferred
4.25%
...
nonbank
Other
—
1,556
purchasing
Government
to
—
1,067
securities——
Loans
& capital acnts.
on
acceptances
foreign corspndnts.
for
gold
deposit
868,410
120,248
.
386,431
liability
purchased
of
774,808
69,774
-
406,867
774,808
—
accounts—
Total liabilities
Ratio
S.
U.
-
u
capital
$1.30
"
+
'
,
50c
(quar.);.
Co.
$1.32
pur¬
securities
loans
280
31,540
for
—
2-1
2- 1
""
invest-V
net
-
Telephone
$1.30 preferred B
carrying:
or
Government
Other
53,402,835
dealers
and
61
+
68,165
1
brokers
676
+
107,389
loans
Other securities
in
Surplus
Other
adjustedt—
—
industrial
and
chasing
ACCOUNTS—
paid
108,736
Agricultural loans
Other
Capital
investments
••»
""2-'— " " "1-13
----
,
12-19
12- 9
12- 9
_»
(In millions of dollars)
16,251,764
608,124
1
7
_J
Castings
12-16
12-16
12- 9
12-16
12- 5
Calif.:—"
5%
preferred
(quar.)
:
-25c , ,1- 2
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
Dec. 9,
ASSETS—
16,626,486
account
—
.
,
«
12- 7
12-30
12-23
1-25
12-15
12-29
12-30
"1- 1
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
12-
1-1
12-30
93%c
(quar.)——-—
Products
Extra
General
Decrease (—) Since
1959
from
-
Shale
held)
share
B
(9c
Signal
Railway
$2.40
1960
"
—
—
realized net gains)"_—' ~\
from
27c
General Steel
$14,000,000 and borrow¬
ings
from
others
increased
$840,000,000. "Loans
to
domestic commercial banks increased
$615,000,000.
Nov. 30,
*
*\
:
:
class
or
Service
Refractories
General
Federal Reserve banks increased
671,566
_
A
Extra
.
1960
U. S. Treasurer—general
Foreign
and
General
$89,000,000.
Holdings of Government securities increased $95,000,largely reflecting an increase of $96,000,000 in
treasury certificates.
Time deposits other than interbank increased
$110,000,000, of which $75,000,000 was in deposits of indi¬
viduals, partnerships, and corporations.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Dec. 7,
(quar.)-.—-—
preferred
Corp.—
Public
ment
000,
28,304,190
'
—
Ltd., (stock dividend)"
(3 shs. of !3 % non-cum. pfd. (25c par)~for-
54,874.462
28,494,769
Trust
5%
-
2T
(Boston)!
•'
J- }
General Products Mfg.,
institutions decreased
>
notes
.(quar.)
common
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Increase ( + ) or '
Reserve
Industries,
!
,
25c
50c
25c
$1.25
7c
$1.25
(quar.)_—2
preferred (quar.)
Mills,
—
12-16
12-16
1- 3
i~ 3
'
-
27/2c
15c
37MjC
(quar.)
General Investors
'
,■
(quar.)
Electric
General
of
net
^
'
LIABILITIES—
Federal
CAPITAL
{■
decreased
;
|0c
(quar.)
Oil
Crude
General
-
Total
preferred
General
5%
'
(quar.)—
Controls
General
This lowered the total of such loans at these banks to
U.
^
6%
*
preferred A (quar.)____
General
$31,540,000,000. This figure was $1,506,000,000 higher than
a year earlier. Since
midyear, commercial and
industrial loans have decreased by
$105,000,000, com¬
pared to an increase of $1,552,000,000 in the correspond¬
ing portion of last year. Loans to non-bank financial
Commercial
iff
5 V2 %
50c
»1
(quar.)
(quar.)—~—
Finance Corp.--
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
common
preferred
Contract
General Motors
loans
$209,000,000.
1st
Common
.
Deposits:
^'|1
4%
General
$205,000,000 in demand deposits
:
and
Co.,
General Cable
of
Reserve
the total
•••*...•
12,532,298
—
t
jt
41,505
31,196
4
An
Federal
Commercial
_
Bonds
Held
banks.
the
adjusted.
48,105
.
Notes
Due
f,'
of
327,803
securities:
outright—
Certificates
f
»' 41
48,105
statement
tfame of Company
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
showed the following principal changes for the week
ended Dec. 7: Decreases of
$280,000,000 in loans adjusted,
$597,000,000 in reserve with Federal Reserve banks,
$907,000,000 in balances with domestic banks, $1,370,000,000 in United States Government demand deposits
and $629,000,000 in demand deposits credited to domestic
•
repurchase agreement
Government
Bills
R
M
*>•<*'
condition
The
532,205
*
-
under
Bought
V'i
4''
advances—^
Bought outright
M
w >
M
and
Acceptances:
kvl
»*
Ranks
cash
Discounts
Mj
M i;
w
H
other
of
notes
When
Per
Condition Statement of Member Banks
banks
(In thousands of dollars)
W,
Hif
V V
Monday, December 19, 1960
.
4->
:4'
*
.
.
"5-26
4-1-12-15
_
,1-4
.42-15
Volume
192
Number
6013
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(2553)
Per
Name of
Hahn
5%
Hall
Company
Brass,'Ltd.,
1st
preferred
(W.
P.)
Halliburton
Haloid
Hamilton
Paper
i
Stock
12-
7
1-
1
12-
7
35c
12-23
12-
9
60c
12-19
12-
2
Industrial
3
12-
9
Industrial National Bank
(quar.)
6'/4c
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
*$1.25
2-15
4%
12-20
12-
5
on
preferred
(quar.)
Organ
Bank
Shoe,
Hansen-Van
Co.
(N.
Ind.
6%
Hardee
Farms
A
Ltd.
6%
preferred
Harris
Trust
,
&
Harsco
Hat
Shoppes—■
Stock div.
Hawaiian
5%
Trust
A
D
E
5%
pfd.
1
1-
New
12-15
International
Harvester
25c
1-
1
12-19
International
Milling,
International
Mining
1-15
1-
2
12-23
12-
9
4%
1-
3
1-
4
12-16
1- 3
12-14
11-30
12-31
100%
(quar.)-
12-22
1-15
1-15
1-
21%c
1-15
Helme
&
1- 5
1-
International
5
18c
1-
3
12-15
12-22
15c
11-30
1
12- 9
91V4c
(quar.)__
1-
3
12-16
Interstate
Interstate
Hosts,
12-20
Stock
1-
3
12-20
1- 3
12-12
Interstate
1-
3
12-12
4.36%
3
12-12
5'A%
12-29
12-15
1-
15c
(quar.)
56%c
2-
1
(quar.)
35c
2-
1
(year-end)
convertible
12-23
55c
class
A
50c
(quar.)
__
Extra
Corp.
Heublein,
(quar.)
Inc.
Furnace
12-10
1-
Gold
12-27
12-30
15c
Mines
12-29
(quar.)
common
(Stockholders
approved
Company,
Horizon
Land
12-
1
4.35%
4%%
12-20
Corp. (stock dividend)
,
Baking
Co.
1
12-20
12- 2
12-20
11-22
6-20
5-22
$1.75
1-2-61
12-18
Quarterly
$1.75
4-1-61
$1.75
7-1-61
(F. W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Corp. of America, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Houdaille
Industries, Inc., common (quar.)
tl2y2c
1- 3
31V4c
12-31
Hotel
-Stock
$2.25
preferred
-3%%
4%
preferred
preferred
<4.40%
Houston
Natural
($50 par)
5%
preferred
($25 par)
preferred
Howard
Howe
Stores
Sound Co.
Electric
Hubbard
Class
(1959
series)
B
Ltd.,
(stock
dividend)
Class
B
■6.40%
Johnson
12-16
12- 1
Jones
12-23
12-
5%
12-28
12-12
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-10
12-24
A
and
Class
10c
(quar*
Corp.,
class
5%
preferred
B
Bell
Illinois
Telephone
Brick
Co.
Bank
Imperial
$1
$1.25
25c
,
—
.
.
A
'
2%
■
.
'
1- 2
2- 1
2- 1
1-23
(quar.)—
(quar.)
gains)
12-15
12-16
12-16
1-16
1-16
1-11
20c
12-27
12-30
2- 1
2- 1
*45c
1- 3
12- 6
12- 9
1-13
12-31
plus
Class
A
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
.
*35c
preferred, (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
*62'Ac
(increased)
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
11-30
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
*65c
1- 1
12-16
t30c
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada)
Extra
Imperial
Indian
Oil, .Ltd.
—
(quar.)
12-28
12-5
»5c
-
Tobacco
(Canada)
Head Mills,
$1.25
preferred
Ltd.
(quar.)—
&
12-
12-30
11-30
(quar.)—
37'Ac
2- 1
2- 1
5
1-13
1-13
preferred
4'A%
preferred
preferred
*
(quar.),
(quar.)_
(quar.)
,,$A;?,3
—
9
1-
1
12-
1-
3
12-12
1-
3
12-12
9
12-29
11-25
1-16
12-15
1-16
12-15
12-24
12-
5
-~10c
1-10
1-
1
1-
1
1-10
1- 3
1-
12-15
12-15
3
3
$1.03y«
$1.14
??"12
1- 3
1- 3
12-12
12-12
&
2-
1
*30c
1- 3
1-
11-30
3
11-30
$1.25
12-28
12-15
1-18
all
15c
12-16
1-4
-12-16
37'Ac
12-28
50c
6%
93%c
(quar.)
1-
12-16
4
12-16
12-23
2-
12- 5
Loblaw
Joint
Star
1-
1
12-10
65c
1-
1
_I_I
12-10
50c
(initial )_,
75c
1
12- 9
11-18
36'Ac
12-31
12-16
$1.43%
12-31
12-16
1-
50c
Inc.
35c
$1.12'A
(stock
dividend)
1%
10c
common
12'Ac
25c
$1.43%
gc
City Power & Light—
Common
58c
95c
4.20%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)———
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)—
Kansas City Southern Ry. Co., com.
4%
non-cum.
preferred (quar.)
4.35%
Kansas
City
Kansas
Structural
Gas
4.28%
4.32%
4'A%
&
Electric,
Co.
5%
3'A %
(quar.)
—
Light,
—
Corp.
(quar.)
Kendall
Refining
Kennecott
12-2
1- 3
26c
12-22
12-
7
15c
12-22
12-
7
1- 2
12- 2
12-15
1-
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
1-
1
12-
6
10c
1-
2
30c
2
12-15
3
12-15
1-
1
12-23
35c
1-
3
12-23
$1.25
12-20
11-30
31'/4c
(quar.)
5'/a%
-
Lone
4'A%
1-15
12-31
20c
12-31
12-20
Keystone
Portland
(Walter
E.)
Cement
&
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
Kingsport Press, new
Co.
Co.,
(reduced)
Inc.
quar.)
(stock
div.)
(P.)
(initial)
common
50c
Hotels
Theatres
Inc.
B
1-
12-15
1
12-15
2-
1
1-10
(N.
Y.)
1
1-19
1
1-19
55c
2-
1
2-
1
1-12
3-
1
2-
12-30
12-
9
1-15
12-
9
(quar.)
12'Ac
*40c
25c
1-14
12-31
1-12
1
12-14
12-
9
(increased-quar.)
12-27
12-16
*$1
(quar.)
12-30
12-
7
12-30
12-
7
17'Ac
1-
3
12-15
50c
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
$1.25
1-
12-12
$1.06'/4
1-
12-12
$1.08%
1-
12-12
$1.28%
1-
12-12
30c
1-
12-15
2%
10c
;
(quar.),
Company,
Gas
&
(quar.)
common
12-15
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
55c
12-19
12-
1
$1.75
(quar.)-
12-19
12-
1
$1.04
Nashville
1
2-
1
$1.29
(quar.),,,
2-
$1.24
(quar.),.
2-
1-10
(increased)
com.
1-10
RR.
1
I-10
38C
1-16
12-30
31 %C
&
Typograph,
1-16
12-30
$1
common
12-12
25c
12-23
12-13
*25c
1-16
12-15
37'Ac
*6c
(quar.)
1-
2-
3
1
11-
1
12-16
1-20
20c
preferred
(quar.)
Lunkenheimer Co.
Lynchburg
Co.,
3
12-19
1-
3
12-19
$1.50
/
(quar.)
Foundry
1-
20c
Extra
4%%
12-31
& Light—
(M.) ft Son (quar.)
;
Lowney (Walter WL) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Larger Brewing (quar.)
Lucky Lager Breweries, Ltd
6%
12-31
50c
(quar.)
Power
Louisville
1-
3
12-19
35C
1-
20c
1-
2
12-15
53'Ac
1-
2
12-15
12-29
12-15
common
preferred (s-a)
Financial (increased)
Lytton
Macfudden Publications Inc.
MacLaren
12c
(quar.)
Power & Paper, class A
15c
(initial)
9
11-30
Class
B
(initial)
5%%
Inc.
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
B.) Corp., class A
Petroleum
Madison
H.)
& Co.
Fund
Red
Magnin
investment
Mines,
Maine
Public
Service
Co.,
Class
A
(quar.)
preferred C
(P. R.)
Stock
12-
9
30c
1-
1
12-
8
Manufacturers
Life Ins.
10c
1-15
12-31
Manufacturers
Nat'l Bank
1-15
12-31
40c
12-20
5%
12-27
12-
6
3
11-28
12-12
25c
12-23
12-15
1-27
12-30
3%
Koehring Company—
5%
preferred A
(quar.)
62'Ac
12-30
12-15
preferred C (quar.)
68%c
12-30
12-15
2
12-
2
12-22
20c
1-20
12-31
12-21
12-16
30c
1-
1
12-16
$0.59375
1-
1
12-16
5c
4-
6
3-20
12-29
12-15
12-29
(quar.),
common
53'/ac
pref. A (quar.)
Manchester Gas,
Manischewitz
7%
(B.)
(extra)
Co.
Co.
Maple Leaf Gardens. Ltd.
12-15
12-15
12-20
II-16
1
1-13
1-
3
12-19
25c
(s-a)
$1.70
3
12-
5
(quar.)
(increased)
50c
12-22
12-
9
65c
1-15
*30c
1-16
(Toronto)
of
2-
$1.75
Detroit
(quar.)
12-20
1-
12-
6
12-19
1-
3
Maplewood Bank ft Trust (New Jersey)
(quar.)
*15c
1-
2
12-16
*$1.25
(quar.),,
1-
2
12-16
75c
Corp.
12-15
12-31
12-15
12-23
11-30
2
(stock dividend)
share
each
12-
12-31
10c
Extra
12-24
15c
Maremount Auto Products
Stock
3
—
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd., common
5% preferred (quar.)
(One
1-
62'Ac
preferred (accum.)
Manufacturers Trust (N. Y.)
of
share
Marine Midland
5%
12-
2%
3
1-2
12-22
*60c
(annual)
dividend
1-
1-
11-25
25c
S
12-30
7
12-19
~
9
6
12-
*5c
_
(quar.)
1-
6
12-23
3
& Company—
12-
9
12-15
1-
25c
3
12-
(s-a)
(quar.)
1-
12-
12-12
5
15c
B
1-13-61
12-
1
1-
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works—
Mallory
-
income)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Corp.,
1-
12-23
50c
4.75%
preferred
(quar.),,
Majestic-Penn State (quar.)
7
1
12-12
*5c
Mailman
4-
1-
11-25
5c
(quar.)
Gold
11-25
12-30
12-27
11'Ac
(Joseph)
Lake
12-30
*6c
65%C
Corp
(from
Madsen
11-25
11-25
45C
■_
(G.
Macmillan
Macy (R.
12-20
12-30
12-30
*19c
'
Trucks
Macke
3
*6c
Extra
Mack
1-
*19c
Extra
4-14-61
13c
—
12-15
2-
(quar.),.
preferred
4%%
25c
;
12-31
2-
(quar.)
preferred
Marine
(quar.)
dividend
9
3
30c
Electric,
5% preferred (quar.)
6
12'Ac
(quar.)
Village
12-
1-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
4.96%
1-
45c
Knickerbocker
9
60c
28Vj*c
(quar.)
3
12-
12-15
(quar.),,,
Brewing
Louisville
5%
Extra
9
1-
12-20
87'Ac
Trust Co.
30c
(quar.)—
1
3-10
12-
1-31
11-24
(increased)
preferred
$1.25
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% preferred
Keystone Custodian Funds
12-15
12-20
25c
Lorillard
1-13-61
Industries, Inc.—
(quar.)
11-21
1-20
12-20
5%
(quar.)
20c
Oil
1-16
1
Extra
25c
(quar.)
prior preferred
7
1-20
2
(quar.)
Brewing
Star
25c
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
12-
12-30
1
1-
preferred H (quar.),,,
Class
(extra)
1-14
2-
1-
12-15
11-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kerr-McGee
Knott
1-3
$1.08
60c
(quar.)
Organization
Kentucky Stone Co.—
Kirsch
2
87'Ac
(quar.)
Kent-Moore
Common
2
12-
15c
Corp.
$1.25 preferred
Inc.,
12-
1- 3
$1.25
Copper
Kennedy's,
12-27
8
35'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.),
Co.
12-
$1.12%
common
(quar.)
preferred
Kelsey-Hayes
12-19
12-20
12-15
12-14
12-30
$1.25
com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kayser-Roth
2-13
2
Insurance
Long Island Trust (N. Y.) (quar.).
Long Mile Rubber (stock dividend)
Quarterly
11-30
1-16
3-
$1.12'A
:
Kawneer Company
1
12-30
42c
,,
Gas,
4'A%
-
2-13
25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
&
2-13
2-13
3- 1
$1
(increased)
common
Natural
,
Power
3- 1
3- 1
$1.07
Steel
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Extra
2-13
3-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$5 preferred
11-30
1
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12'A
preferred A
Kansas-Nebraska
Kansas
.—
12-20
$1
quar.)
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
1-
$1.75
D (quar.).
preferred E & F (quar.)
Ludlow
(increased
12-29
$0.359375
preferred
4.44%
12-20
3-20
35c
common
Chain
preferred
4.35%
4.16%
66c
5.
25c
11-23
$1.25
(quar.)—
3-30
6
stock.
Jan.
on
Extra
12-20
12-17
12-20
Long Island Lighting Co.—
1-14
12-17
12-31
split
5%
(Jonathan)
1- 2
12-27
12-
12'Ac
5-for-4
a
the common
2%
(Marcus)
Louisiana
12-27
12-20
Extra
12-20
60c
:•
12-15
20c
*$1
Loew's
1-14
$1.10
Co.
12-16
12-29
(quar.)
Pipe
Steel
40c
—
12-26
5c
Groceterias Co., Ltd.—
1st pref. series B (quar.),,
$1.60
7%
(extra)
25c
dividend
1-18
Laughlln Steel Corp.—
A
Co.
1
1
12-31
dividend
*13%c
*15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service
12-13
12-28
$2
—
B
12-30
$1.50
—,
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
3
3
12-31
1-14
.
60c
Stock
Lone
1-
1-14
12'Ac
Ltd.,
Rochester
4'A%
1-
35c
4-14
Llpe Rollway Corp.
5%
Shares
(quar.)
Extra
Locke
3-1
O.)
Cooke,
Link-Belt
12-15
1
12-16
1-15
(quar.)
preference
Lincoln
Lock
12-
12-16
45c
distributed
National Life
$3.50
1-13
3
12-15
12-30
(quar.)
(Fort Wayne)
Lincoln
Printing,
12-15
x*$1.75
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
Lincoln
12-15
1-
3
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.),
Engineering (stock dividend)
1
,1-1
12-10
1-
12-30
Linair
1
12-15
59%c
(quar.),,,,
preferred (quar.),,
Lexington Water, 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance (Greenville, 9. C.)—
Quarterly
Liberty Loan Corp., com. (quar.)
3
2
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
(R.
Inc.
Stock
1-
9
12-30
5%
1-
(quar.)
clears
payment
Carper Furniture
Kansas
Stock
Michigan Electric—
4.12%
4.56%
pfd.
12-28
tl2'Ac
31'/<c
(quar.)
$1.50
Indiana
12-
$28
(this
preferred
Kidde
Imperial
12- 2
1
12-
30c
dividend
Lewers
2-
(quar.)
Common
U2'Ac
f 12'Ac
1-
1
1
1-
*80c
Lowenstein
5%
12-30
Corp., Ltd.—
$1.40
>
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Common
40c
—
,
Investment
Class
,
Fund (8c from investment
32c from long-term capital
__
Imperial
<■
Ltd.,
Kendall Company, $4.50 preferred
1-14
40c
(quar.)
Canada
12-15
12-15
12- 9
12- 9
12- 9
.
44c
•
;
12-30 ."
12-23
12-23
12-23
1- 1
1-2
57'Ac
—
11-30
12-31
Capital
income
of
"
—
Co.—•
12-30
,
Stock
40c
Royal Dutch Airlines.
Amer. shares,,
Kaiser Steel Corp., $1.46 pfd. (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
12-12
(quar.)
Co." (quar.)
Imperial
12-15
12-30
.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Breaker
Cement
12- 9
50c*
(accum.)
—
preferred
12-31
1- 3
$1,25
12c
.
69c
$1.12
$0.1375
$1
•
common,,
Company
Circuit
12-15
2%
(quar.)
dividend—
A
Illinois
:*
(quar.)
conv. preferred
preferred
1-16
12-15
1-31
62y2c
*47'Ac
—_—
preferred
Hycon Mfg., 5V2%
Hygrade Food Products,
Stock
12-15
*40c
75c
3%
preferred
4%
1-16
(stock dividend)—.—
;
12-15
Tourneau
Levines,
12-20
12-
1-
12-15
common
preferred
12-15
12-16
$1 50
preferred A
Products (quar.)
Stores,
12-30
12-20
12-10
*20c
(Initial):
Fink
&
4'A%
Le
1-16
3
12-15
(Ontario)
convertible
Lerner
40c
82'Ac
KLM
11-18
1-16s
*5c
(quar.)
common
A
prior
4.60%
12-19
——
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
5%
9
Lehn
1-
12-31
(quar.)
-
approved
Company
12-15
12-31
(initial)
be
1
-
Bakeries,
class A and
A
2
II
$1.50
$1.08%
i
preferred
&
12-
60c-"UjlPJ3'('■"-12-15
(quar.),
Extra
12-12
*20c
"
—•
,
common
preferred
Hyster
12-24
*75c
B)
convertible
$2.75
12-24
12-12
12-12
18c
12-
12-28
27c
Extra
12-23
2
18c
class
preferred
4'A%
12-31
12-20
3%
preferred A (quar.)
Huron & Erie Mortgage (quar.)
Hussmann Refrigerator (stock dividend)—_
Huttig Sash & Door, "common (quar.),
Ideal
12-16
12-16
12-31
*75c
Hugoton Production
I-T-E
12-31
*75c
(reduced)-
Hupp Corp.,
•
6%
Johnson
-
&
12-15
Co.—
preferred
12-16
(S-a)
(on
5'A%
12-16
common
6
6
26'/4c
(quar.)
will
class
5
$1.20
$5
;
(qar.)
Co.
the
Stock
New
Leath
5
53%c
Steel (stock dividend)
Company, 3%% preferred
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
12-31
-
1-
2-
31»/4c
preferred A
United
Steel
1-
45c
(quar.)
,,111.11,
Tea
12-31
dividend)
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd.
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., class A (quar.
Huyck
12-30
(quar.)
Extra
5%
12-30
(Harvey), class A (quar.)
Class
"5%
1-14
1-14
$1.4iy4
3%
(quar.)
Corp., com. (stk.
(stock dividend)
Motors
Felt,
A
Hubbell
...
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.—
Chemicals
1-
*75c
Jessop
Jewel
20c
(quar.)
preferred
Howell
12-30
62'Ac
3iy4c
$1.31%
(quar.)
5.65%
12-30
12-30
*60c
—
Year-end
1-14
12-12
(from
(quar.)
preferred
Founders
Non-voting
1-14
(quar.),.
common
preferred
5%%
12-12
12-12
7y2c
Service,
Sessions
Lawter
5%%
—
12-12
5
1
1
2%
Electric
Bros.
12-
1-
1-
secu¬
(quar.)
preferred
Jenkins
12-19
special
(quar.)
Supply,
Glass
12-31
$1;
$1.10
5%
Public
arrears)
11-30
8c
Year-end
30c
93%c
(quar.)
7%
12-12
(quar.)
Gas,
1
12-15
1- 2
(quar.)
preferred
12-
56'Ac
(quar.)
6
1-20
2-21
10c
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp.
(Richmond, Va.) (quar.)
Lay (H. W.) & Co., class A (quar.)
Logan
Water
Jefferson
12-30
27'Ac
(quar.),
convertible
jeannette
12rl5
233/4c
.••
realized
&
12-31
25c
3%
dividend
(quar.)
Household Finance, common
,
7%
6-17
(quar.)
from net
(Boston)
Co.
dividend
Jamaica
12-29
25c
common
preferred
Jamaica
6
20c
income)
Trust
Stock
3-18
Quarterly
Horner
'
Irving
12- 2
12-28
12-30
5%
12-15
1-
$1.06%
$1.12y2
5%
4.80%
11-30
6
12-
683/4c
(quar.),,
Light, common
preferred (quar.)—.
preferred (quar.),
3.30%
9
12-
54'Ac
preferred
12-
1- 3
(quar.),,
preferred
(quar.),
1-
12-21
*32)^0
B
(quar.),.
Investment Co.
preferred
15c
:—
(increased),^
4.80%
3
1-
*12'Ac
6
50c
class
&
convertible
$1.80
12- 6
12-30
$1.25
4.30%
Power
9
45c
common
Light & Power,
preferred (quar.)
Iowa
12-
12-12
28c
preferred
12-16
43%c
(quar.),:
Electric
12-29
2-for-l split)
a
dividend
Hardart
6%
12-29
65c
Home Oil Co., Ltd., class A (s-a)
Hooker Chemical Corp., $4.25 pfd.
Hoover
Iowa
1-16
America—
Funding,
&
Langendorf
5%
20c
Trust
investment
Investors
*6c
15c
Co.
pfd.
:
of
11-21
12-27
$1.50
(quar.)
Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.),
preferred
(quar.)
Investment
* 15c
(quar.)
-
12-
10c
Lehigh Coal St Navigation
Lehigh Valley Industries—
(year-end)
7%
investment income and
of
12-20
35c
convertible
12-19
12-15
1- 3
11c
6%
12- 1
11-30
12-19
12- 1
4
20c
Extra
&
12-10
12-20
(quar.)
Hollinger Consol.
Stock
12-20
17'Ac
Holly Oil Co
Holophane
12- 5
11-30
30c
(quar.)
Hidden Splendor Mining, common (quar.)
Hills Supermarkets, class A (quar.)
Holland
12-23
50c
_
12-29
50c
Co.
(quar.)
Investment
12-12
net
profits
rity
12- 5
4c
Heritage Fund
Hershey Creamery
from
Securities, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
year-end
12-30
30c from net real¬
Power
8c from net
1-26
Powder—
Common
(5c
(quar.)
Investment Co.
Galion Products—
preferred A
12-12
12'Ac
(extra)
Fund
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5'A%
1-24
1- 3
12-30
Interstate
43 %c
-
40c
2%
Iqc.,
Lamson
*4.76%
783/4c
Corp.
and
Loan
of
dividend
preferred
40c
(quar.)
3
$1.50
Corp. (Dela.) common
prior preferred (quar.)
Stockholders
Finance
12-20
3
12-30
-•
*40c
s-a)
—,
Silver,
5%
"
shares
Shoe
15c
common
(Increased
common
Latrobe
—
International
1-
-1-
40c
1-15
"
Ltd.—
Canada,
gains)
$1.37'/a
(quar.)
Express,
class AHeppenstall Co., 4%% preferred
'
;
6%
Lambton
three-for-one-split
a
income plus
capital
A
12-15
*60c
International Salt Co.
Class
1-16
9
$1
of
Resources
1- 3
32'Ac
__
(quar.)
common
-
1-
$L75
Lamson
*40c
$1
quar.)
Helm's
1
ized
3-10
12-
12-12
$1
,
Resistance
investment
12-14
1-3
1
•
(increased)
1-15
4-
Co.,
preferred A
12-23
(Canada), Ltd.—
common
1-15
-
6
10c
(quar.>
preferred B (quar.)
Lambert (Alfred) Inc.—
12-29
(quar.)„_,__
Chemical—-•
Co.
dividend
28%c
preferred
Hertz
the
Stock
27y2c
'.
1
12-
ioc
5%
60c
(s-a)
International
Co.,
(George W.) Co.,
Hercules
of
Common
12-19
(quar.)
,
Paints
International
Extra
Hercules
&
Stockholders approved
5
12-
2
25c
-(quar.)
preferred
3
1-
50c
(quar.)
pfd.
Packers, Ltd.
International Paper Co.—
1- 5
__i
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.32%
1-
30c
Increased-auar.
1- 5
1- 5
25c
preferred
■5'A%
4%
Nickel
International
11-18
1-15
25c
__
preferred
(initial
E.)
preferred
6%
12-10
50c
Inc.
Co., com.
(quar.)
International
12-19
45c
Steamship Cb
Breweries,
Common
i
12-20
5
investment-
(from
Certificates, Inc. (s-a)___
Securities, 4% preferred (s-a)
1
2%
common
(Walter
4%
Income Fund
12-15
12-
9c
Interlake
9
Rubenstein, Inc.—
Heller
Institutional
1-
dividend
J.)
70c
Insuranshares
6
25c
(quar.),
Co., 3.65%
Horn
Gas
International
25c
B
Corp.,,
$2
Laclede
12-
(quar.)
Heinz
7%
2
12-15
(quar.)
C
Hein-Werner
7%
12-
1
(quar.)
preferred F (quar.)
•5%%
preferred G
(quar.)—
Hawley Products (quar.)
;
"
12-20
—
5'A%
(H.
$1
1-
International
Ltd.,
preferred
Helena
(John), Ltd.
$1.50
the class A and class B stocks
on
Electric,
preferred
Stock
Labatt
1
(quar.)_.
12-
3
1-14
■
.
5%. preferred
4%%
&
class
12-15
12-12
35c
Bank
3
1
3
1-
10c
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
7%
Kromex Corp. (quar.)
Kuppenheimer (B.) & Co. (s-a)
Kysor Heater (quar.)
1-30
1-
(quar.)
National
3
1-
1-2-61
12-
1-
12c
1st
12-29
$3
Holders
$1
Kroger Company—
*60c
50c
Corp.
Hartford
1-
f$i
,
(s-a)
<fc Bell, Ltd., 60c pref.
(quar.)
Cement, Ltd., 6% partic. pfd
Inspiration Consolidated Copper (year-end),
1-
Quarterly
Harvey Aluminum,
$12'Ac
preferred
*15c
30c
Corp*- (quar.),.;
Savings Bank (Chicago)
conv.
Inland
12-16
•
12-19
$1.20
Ingram
1-20
.
9
9
12-14
3
*10c
(reduced)
12-
12-20
12c
(monthly)
(monthly)
preferred (monthly)
$1.20 convertible preferred
(monthly)
6%
1
*l5c
(quar.)—
Harris-Intertype
(quar.)
*$1.63
__
12-15
1
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
conv.
12-
1-
12-30
__
common
A
Inter-Ocean
_
1
A
(quar.)
B
$1.20
9
12-16
:
Harnischfeger Corp.,
1-
income)
(quar.)
Extra
1-17
Class
12-
10c
;
International, Ltd.—.
<quar.)i.,_
Carpets,
dividend)
(quar.)
1-
2%
15c
(stock
com.
9
>
3
2
Co._____
12-
Ingersoll Machine & Tool, Ltd.—
Co.—
(quar.)
12-28
4% preferred (quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand, 6% preferred
Inglewood Gasoline (extra)
1-2-61
30c
.
*45c
12- 9
$1.50
•,
(quar.)—
class
12-15
1%
t
Ltd.
(Providence, R. I.)
Corp.,
3
50c
-
(quar.),,,,.^
Refractories
preferred
1st pref.
dividend)
(quar.)
Winkle-Munning
Harbison-Walker
Harding
(stock
Y.)
Kratter
1-
$1.12'A
Hanover
12-10
1-
$1.06%
4'A%
12-10
1
1-18
2%
„,
1
1-
50c
Plywood,
preferred
Class
i
common
(quar.)
Hanover
6%
Co.—
dividend
preferred
1-
Quarterly
Industrial
5
;
$1.25
Acceptance Corp.,
Per
Share
$1.06y4
preferred A (quar.)
4%% preferred B (quar.)
6
12-
1
Name of Company
Koppers Company, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
5%
12-20
12-20
4%%
Hammond
2-
12-30
12'Ac
,
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
Indianapolis Water Co.—
^5c
(quar.)
Paper
1-
When
Share
1
*22'Ac
dividend
Hammermill
Per
Name of Company
1-
(quar.)
Cotton, Ltd.,
Mfg.
(quar.)
Hamilton
Stock
Inc.
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
tl5c
____
(quar.)
Zerox,
Hamilton
(quar.)
(quar.)
Printing
Co.
When
Share
common
49
Polaris
Corp.,
class
B
for
held).
25c
Corp. (quar.)
Dividend
Marine Midland Trust
2'A %
(N. Y.)
1
(quar.)
72c
1-
3
1-27
12-27
12-16
1-
3
12-10
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2554)
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
,
Marine
Trust
Maritime
Western,
Common
$1
6%
(M.)
Marsh
Field
&
Wells
Canada,
30c
1-
3
12-16
12-19
11-25
$1.06%
12-31
12-15
Morreil
12-16
Morrison
Massachusetts
(From
*30c
_____!
Ltd.,
McCall
Corp.
3V2%
$6
________■
preferred
Mueller
from
capital
Mutual
12-12
12-
12-30
1-2
12-
9
2
12-
9
1-
2
McGraw-Hill
9
Nasco,
12-
9
Nashville
1
12-
2-
1
Machine
Stock
&
Natco
McLean
5%
12-14
12-20
National Aeronautical Corp. (stock dividend)
National Banx
&
Trust
(Fairfield County,
income)
preferred A (quar.)_,
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)
Acme
Conn.)
9
12-21
12-
9
12-21
12-
9
Stock
Mead
Johnson
Stock
&
Co.
proval
12-20
12-20
ject
2- 3
12-20
1-
12-16
approve
Meadville Telephone,
Mechanics
12-27
12-31
12-15
cur¬
62 Vic
1-
1
75c
(Concord, New Hamp.) (s-a)
Distilleries. Ltd., 6%
National
Bank
National
*30c
(s-a)
of
Bank
3
12-31
12-15
11-30
$1.50 conv. preferred
(quar.)
Chicago—
Merck
11-30
$3.50
Mesta
3.855c
4.35%
4.45%
Stock
dividend
4.4(1%
Middle
Rubber
4Vi%
Miles
12-
9
12-
7
12-15
12-
9
12-19
12-16
1
12-
2
1-
1
12-
2
4
(quar.)
______
L
_
Falls
—
Stock
Chemicals
Stock
Class
Ltd.
;
Screw
National
Securities
12-31
12-16
National
Power
preferred
preferred
Mississippi
River
Mobile
4%
&
Fuel
Corp.
Co.
class A
(s-a)
preferred
Modern
Mohawk Rubber Co.
Stock
80c
_
5
5
non-cum.
Class
B
(quar.)
Voting
(quar.)
4.70%
(s-a)
Jockey Club,
common
common
National Bank
Montgomery
Class
A
—
(quar.)
.
12-16
Newark
1-13
12-30
New
New
12-30
12-
12-31
12-15
12-12
3-
1
1
um
30c
4-
1
12-30
3-
1
12-20
3-10
2-10
1-13
12-13
12-30
12-16
1-14
12-15
1-16
12-20
3%
35c
2%
15c
1-
1
12-30
12-
1
1-16
1-
3
12-15
12-20
12-
1
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-
9
1-3
12-
9
1-
1-
3
12-
9
1-
5
1-
5
Ltd.
pfd.
1-2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
New
Hampshire
Insurance
12-28
12-12
New
Haven
*22 Vic
*$1
1-
1-3
2-
3
1
12-28
12-15
12-15;
_•
(quar.)__
preferred
4.50%
preferred
3.75%
preferred
1-
2
12-16
$40c
1-
2
12-23
1-
9
1-16
12-
5
12-21
1-16
12-21
12-28
12-15
New
York
State
Electric
preferred
Newport
News
3-
1
1-
3
2-
1
12-15
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
21-19
1-
3
21-19
12-19
12-
12-27
1-
3
8
12-15
1-
1
1
11-29
1-
1
11-29
Niagara
I.
3%%
;
Power
12%
1-30
1-10
25c
$1.75
Pacific
1- 2
12-15
4%
12-30
11-15
flOc
12-30
12-12
—
1-
1
12-19
1-
1
12-19
12-19
cents
from
1-25
1-
1
1-
5
12-
9
12-31
6%
B
12-13
Pan
American
Pan
American
12-
12-
6
2
12-30
4-21
3-31
12-30
12-15
1-16
12-24
12-30
1-
3
12-
9
12-
9
1-
3
12-16
1-
3
12-16
1-
3
12-16
12-29
1-
2
pfd.
Dry
12-29
12-29
1-
1
12-
7
1
3
12-12
1-
3
12-12
1-
3
11-25
$2.50
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-
9
1-
1
12-
9
(quar.)_
93 %c
1-10
12-31
1-
12-15
2
12-22
12-12
12-21
12-
1
85c
(quar.)
12-31
12-
1
90c
12-31
12-
1
97'/ic
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.).
__
,
preferred
Pennsalt
12-31
12-
1
Penobscot
Voting
1-
5c
(increased)—
3
12-15
2
12-
1
12-
9
12-30
1-
20c
1
O&-20
12-15
12-
6
(extra)
(stock
(quar.)
Chemical
(quar.)
1
From
(quar.)
$1.21 >/4
12-31
12-
1
Petroleum
(quar.)
$1.31%
12-31
12-
1
net
9
2
12-
9
1-
2
12-
9
83%c
1-
2
12-
$1.15
1-
2
12-
9
12-19
12-
9
12-30
12-12
75c
25c
9
(M'e.)—
Co.
!
2-15
3-
14c
1
3-
1
2-15
12-31
14c
12-15
t$3
50c
(s-a)
12-27
12-
2
65c
1-13
12-13
30c
(quar.)
1-
3
12-14
1-
2
12-21
2-
1
40c
$2.50
35c
.
12-31
1-30
12-
3%
1-16
1-
lie
(quar;)_
2-
1
9
1-20
15c
-
j.
4
1
(quar.)
,
class
12-
12-29
12-19
12-29
12-19
35c
(quar.)^
12-20
3c
25c
com.
(quar.)
Trading,
6
12-16
1-
(quar.)
12-29
12-19
$1.75
A
12-29
20c
ordinary income—
&
12-24
3iy4c
,
preferred (quar.)
Petrolane Gas Service, new common
Petroleum Corp. of America—
preferred
1-
1
12-
(quar.)
4j/2%
preferred
9
1-20
2-
2
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)!
preferred
12-16
12-
1-
preferred
5.25%
3
$1,12y2
(quar.)
preferred
1-
12-14
12-15
2-15
10c
com.
(quar.)_.
Permian Basin Pipeline Co.
prior
1
12-23
t$1.50
Peoria & Bureau Valley RR. (s-a)
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)—
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
(quar.)
Milk
7
1-
3%
Peoples Union Bank & Trust (McKeesport, Pa.)
Quarterly
$1.40
12-
12-29
$1.10
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoples Securities
preferred
12-21
f45c
(quar.)
dividend
9
10c
dividend)
____:
Peoples Credit Jewelers, Ltd., pfd.
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
Stock
12-
12V2C
,
(quar.)
,
Fibre
9
12-23
5c
______
(quar.)
(extra)
common
1
12-
5%
(quar.)
common
Products
12-
12-23
flOc
Paper
12-31
12y2c
(quar.)—
common
common
Non-voting
Extra
12-23
12-23
1-
25c
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Pump & Compressor Co._
Pennsylvania Railroad
4.85%
12-
1-10
1-20
2%
Ltd
preferred
preferred
4.10%
12-31
12-23
f22y2c
Dental Supply Co.
Chemicals
12-.9
$1.02 y2
8
12-30
1-10
lc
B
4.60%
Pet
12-
1-13
25c
$1
Pennsylvania Power & Light,
4.50% preferred (quar.)
12-
h
F.)
Metal
7%
+
preferred
Canada,
(M.
Ltd.,
$1
80c
—
12-30
$1.50
-
and
A
PersonalIndustrialBankers.
Dock—
28Vzc
(quar.)
com.
12-20
Line—
Corp.
Peabody Coal Co.,
3.55%
1-
12-14
(quar.)
Peninsular
12-15
1-
12-30
Envelope (quar.)
Sulphur
(quar.)_____;
Parchment
of
4.40%
7
12-20
15c
(quar.)_
Transportation
Patterson
9
12-
12-20
(quar.)___
Extra
$6
12-20
1-16
$1.50
Parmelee
Patino
1-16
12-20
.__
Parker-Hannifin
12-19
1-16
(s-a)
class
Ltd.
12-30
1-16
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp. (stock dividend)
9
12-15
A
Pipe
1
12-15
1-16
:__
class
Eastern
12-
1
1-
25c
$1.18%
(quar.)_—__
(quar.)
preferred
12-
45c
_
4%
12-
93 %c
_
&
Panhandle
1
12-22
8
$1.10
$1.12y2
$1.18%'
__——
& Telegraph,
on
12-
■
_-
(quar.)
Tubes,
12-15
1-20
'
,
(quar.)
dividend
12-19
12-22
12y2c
(initial)_.
(reduced)«>
(s-a)
Stock
Page-Hersey
12-
12-28
$1.09
Express
■
Corp.,
12-21
$1
10c
3%
v.
..
(quar.)
preferred
Class
25c
,
(quar.)
Pacific Telephone
Paddington
1-14
9
20c
•
—
preferred
Advertising
Outdoor
1-
3
5
1-16
$1.19
convertible
12-15
Corp.—
3.60%
12-13
1-16
12-
^
common
new
'
preferred
12-28
$1.50
3.40%
12-27
$4.75
12-31
$2.50
Shipbuilding
Mohawk
Common
preferred
preferred
12-29
11-29
1-
5
2-15
(initial)
•-
preferred
$4.40
55c
(Ohio)—
Year-end
30c
$4.36
12-14
t50c
Gas—
(quar.)
Corp.,
1-
t$1.75
(quar.)_
Lighting Corp.— ;
$1.12 V2
&
(quar.)
Newport Electric
dividend
Pacific
12-19
12-19
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Newark Telephone
6%
Co., common
(s-a)
8
*$1.12V2
45c
10%
8
Stock
12-12
3
5
$1.09
Chicago 81 St. Louis RR. (quar.)
12-
1-
(quar.)^.
(resumed)
common
Products
Intermountain
$1.01%
&
12-
12-15
2-15
s
Aggregates
Co.,
Pacific
$1.18%
New York,
12-14
12-15
1- 3
J25c
^___—
(quar.)
—________—
9
1-
1-
$1
_
New
12-29
3
120c
J40c
(quar.)
Indemnity,
Orleans Public Service—
RR.
12-15
$1
Pacific
1-
55c
Power & Light—
preferred (quar.)
4.05%
preferred (quar.)
Harlem
9
12-30
(quar.)
B
Hawaiian
New Jersey
12-29
12-29
Paper
Coast
10c
York
9
(quar.)
Cement &
43c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
12-15
9
.____
Pacific
$1.50
(quar.)
9
regular
Pacific
2
$1.38
Extra
*25c
12-15
10c
J25c
(approximately 13
income
plus
13
cents
11-21
47V2C
preferred
12-15
12-
Securities
Penman's,
(quar.)
4.36%
1
12-15
12-12
——
preferred
Paterson
(quar.)
12-20
6
12-
12-19
com.
Copper Mines. Ltd.
Rockland Utilities—
12-16
27c
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
New England Telephone & Telegraph
2
12-16
12-
12-
"" 1-16
30c
6%
1-
12-16
11-18
12-22
(quar.)
Ltd.,
dividend
preferred D
on
12-14
12-19
25c
$15c
(quar.)
1^-15
preferred
12-14
20c
preferred
(quar.)_;—_______—
Opelika Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)
2-10
$4
(quar.)
3
4%%
1
7
12-
—
&
1
Oxford
$1.15
5.52%
12-15
1
12-
(quar.)__
7%
Stock
1-
12-14
6y4c
1-
12-
Debenture
&
1-
*15c
__
12-15
12-
12-
12-15
12-28
(New Jersey)—
2
12-15
(accum.)__
preferred
40c
Products
20c
(quar.)
System
2
2
12-15
12-30
1- 3
1- 2
1- 3
,12-20
12-30
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
,
26c
25c
$1
10c
(quar.)
(increased)
A
1-
9
12-
12-14
12-14
10c
-
Ltd.
1-
12-31
12-
12-14
capital gains)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas (quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass, 4% preferred (quar.)__
11-30
Gas
12-16
12-16
America—
(Pa.)
Co.
Extra
6
12-14
12-30
preferred
of
,
5
5
62y2c
J.__
(quar.)
(annual)
Power,
.1-10
12-30
—
1-
1
1-
45c
12-
Loan
12-
2-
12-28
12-30
Corp.,
Steel
12-19
12-29
England
/
———-——~^25c
Extra
Ontario
4%
35c
N.
(Pgh.)
Co.
Trust
1-3.1
1-15
1- 3
37J/2C
—
Co.
Insurance
Insurance
25c
Electric
(quar.)—________
(quar.)
*-f.
Town
Overseas
15c
Telephone,
preferred
12-16
25c
Life
Republic
6
1-15
12-30
(quar.)
Service
Extra
$4.75
England Gas & Electric Assn.- (incr.)
England National Bank (increased)
Formerly New England Trust Co.
..
New
Line
Old
12-
1-10
1
Co.
Water
12-24
*15c
England
1
11-25
1- 1
1-1
1- 1
12-29
12-29
(quar.)
—
4.40%
(quar.)
4.44% preferred (quar.)
Ohio River Sand
(s-a)——________—_—60c
$4.50
(Toronto)
class
2-
12-20
.
12-29
5c
tlVaC
}50c
}20c
50c
37c
97y2c
$1.10
$1.11
,
preferred
preferred
Orange
50c
12-
3.90%
2
31c
1-3-61
Brass
12-
10%
(from investment income)
Electronics,
'
——-
Supplies,
Mills,
Flour
6
New
12-16
Ohio
9
New
New
&
Ltd. (quar.)____
Ltd.
(quar.)__________
Office Specialty Mfg., Ltd. (quar.)_^—
Old
2-
(Ala.)—
__.
Paper
11-18
12-16
40c
•••;
-
Incorporated
Old
12-15
1
>
11-18
15c
40c
(quar.)
Cement
9
12-15
1-
1
$1.06V4
,
__i
OCSF,
12-21
12-12
60c
>
12-20
12-30
i.1-14
2-17
Y.
N.
:
B '
Extra
Ohio
15c
Quarterly
New
Extra
Ohio Edison Co., common
1-18
12-15
58c
44c
•.
.
.
Ogilvie
1-18
2
of
Co.
12-23
-
.
.
Ocean
12-31
1-
...
—,
9
2%
(quar,)^
Co.
Co.
Ins.
Brunswick
1-31
(New Jersey)—
_______
30c
62 Vic
Newark,
Ltd.
Brunswick
$1.17
Ward & Co., common
(quar.)
Mfg.
Inc.
12-16
50c
dividend .1
Nelson Fund,
3
12-31
,
.
9
5%
(quar.)
Neon Products of Canada,
3
12-30
12-23
12-23
,
Class
12-
15c
(quar.)
1-10
12y2c
2-1
2- 1
(quar.)—40c
12-17
Inc., common (quar.)__%_.
'
20c
12-31
5y4% preferred
(quar.)
v$0.3281 V4 12-31
Northwest Engineering Co., class A
(extra)•
25c
12-30
Class B
(extra)
—:
25c
12-30
Nova Scotia Light & Power, Ltd.
(quar.) __
tl5c
1- 2
Noxzema
Chemical
Co., common (quar.)—
15c
12-29
12-15
12-30
(Boston)—
of
Fire
Union
Corp.
1-
$1.12y2
common
12-30
65c
Co.,
1-
45c
Quarterly
Stock
9
20c
Equipment Co. (quar.)
Utilities,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Montclair
National
&
Transit
Trust
12-20
40c
(Winnipeg)
^
Montana-Dakota
4.50%
12-
*22»/2c
(extra)
Park
12-23
25c
partic. class A
Monarch Life Assurance
Monroe Auto
9
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Monmouth
National Tile
National
Nautec
12-
J
30c
$1.37.y2. ...2- 1.
5.60%
Pacific
1
Nekossa-Edwards
Ltd.—
Investments, Ltd. (s-a)
_!
Monarch Knitting, Ltd., 4V2%
pref. (quar.)
Mills
Bank
Bank
12-15
12-23
Insurance
50c
(s-a)
(quae.)
2IV2C
Monarch
Monarch
State
12-15
$2
A
2%
85c
$1.22 y2
(quar.)
class
6
.
(quar.)
Extra
12-31
Co.,—
„
Ltd.,
12-
10c
quarterly
'12-31
12c
Service—
10-14
$1.25
..
Northern
$1
4%
dividend
Molson's Brewery,
Increased
National
30c
(quar.)
Containers,
12-19
25C
_____—
National-Standard Co.
12-
9
12-30
Castings Co.—
Insurance
9
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
$1.25
$1.15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Birmingham RR.
preferred
pfd.
12-
$1.50
;
(quar.)
$1.10
Mobile Gas Service, common
4.90%
Security
9
12-
12-
(quar^)__
37 V2C
Northern Natural Gas, com," (quar.);™—-—...•
35c
5'/2% preferred (quar.)—————
—
$1.37y2
45c
(year-end)
$1.25
_
4.60%
12-21
year-end of
a
Research
&
National Shawmut
12-15
1
.
(quar.)t____-____----T(quar.)
preferred
Opemiska
common
Mfg.
12-
1
common
Public
preferred
Northern
4.75%
dividend
4.60%
(quar.)
Pacific RR.,
&
12-
Light—
Mississippi Valley Gas
Missouri
—i.—
(quar.)
Mississippi Power Co.,
4.40%
(s-a)
16c
2%
____.
&
Stock
Rubber
12-31
IVic
,
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
12-30
*5c
Corp. (stock dividend)
Machinery (stk. dividend)
12-31
2%
___,
___
dividend
Minnesota
5%
(quar.)
Bros,
1-16
2%
plus
Industries
National
*15c
(increased)
12-16
50c
(quar.)
quarterly™
20c
15c
Philipp
dividend
B
Stock
Increased
National
1-
(quar.)
(quar>);
(increased):
50c
10c
(quar.)
1-
3
U5c
Quarterly
9
1-
50c
' 12-21
$2 1-16-61
25c
1- 1
^
,™—.
common
Airlines
_
(quar.)
National Mortgage & Investment, com.
National Newark & Essex Banking—-1
12-8
25c
(s-ai
Gas,
Indiana
Common
Ontario
gains realized).
National Malleable & Steel
12-19
1- 3
(extra).-^_,u__^;-
Corp.
30c
(quar.)
1
5%
Corp.
preferred
56%c
(quar.)—
dividend
&
5%
12-
15c
8
Northwest
__
_____
Propane
1-16
12-
Northrop
40c
___!
..+
___
Extra
National
12-16
____^.
—
___
Service,
2
1
9
3
12-15
+37 Vic
common
(quar.)
Linen
15c
preferred
(quar.)
Minerals
Lead,
B
50c
(quar.)
Mindustrial
Class
National
National
(monthly)
common
Co.
National
12-
3
12-
1-
12-30
12-15
Corp.—
payment
1
1-
12-15
12-21
1-
Ltd.—
long-term
37 Vic
convertible
Millers
from
1-
Inc.
(quar.)—
common
Corp.
Co.,
Investors
quarterly
38c
Presto
56V4C
Reclaiming Co., com. (quar.)
Investment,
Factors
(7c
1%
(111.)
preferred (quar.)
Vi%
National
National
2-
12-15
2
12-15
12-30
(Al¬
(quar.)
__
12-13
12-30
3
2
30c
_
National Hosiery Mills,
Class A (quar.)
11-30
3
12-30
12 Vic
(Hartford)—
common
11-30
1-
preferred (quar.)—_______—__—7
$1.45
preferred (quar.) _______
—
$1.40
Pacific
Ry.
(quar.)
55c
Northern Quebec Power, Ltd. (quar.)_______
$40c
Northern Trust Co. (Chicago) (quar.)—■
75c
6%
Trust
___+
National Gypsum Co., common
Stock dividend
2
25c
(quar.)
Miller-Wohl
preference
2
12-16
Co.
11-30
.
Quarterly
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Grocers,
12-
12-31
&
.
12-
50c
12-15
35c
Oil
&
1
1-
dividend)
(quar.)_
Bank
Insurance
Gas
1
6c
Mill
Fire
Quarterly
1-
12-19
12-15
70c
1 quar.)
1-
$1.10
Securities
Laboratories
National
12-16
1-
12-23
1
1-1
4%
19)
National Company (stock dividend)
National Electric Welding Machine
(quar.)_
9
1-13
2 7 Vic
—1—_
(quar.)
Ohio)
9
12-
12-29
17 Vic
common
Y.)
$1.11'%
(accum.)
preferred
(Dayton,
3
15c
pfd.
States Telephone
dividend
Midwest
1-
1-10
12-
12-19
3.3%
South
Midwest
3
12-22
(stock
97 Vic
(quar.)
Utilities
(quar.)
Abrasive
1-
12-29
12-31
12-31
divd.)
(increased)
common
Register
$1.08%
preferred
Mid-West
2%
3
96 Vic
(quar.)
—
Middle
6%
87y2c
-
1-
95c
(quar.)„
Metropolitan Brick, Inc
Michigan Bakeries, 51/a%
Michigan Gas & Electric,
Stock
pfd.
3.80%
preferred
7%
1-25
12-19
40c
_.
Inc.,
12-16
87 Vic
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)_
3.905
Metro,
Edison,
12-16
2
30c
(quar.)
common
Goldwyn Mayer
Metropolitan
2
1-
62 Vic
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Metro
12-20
1-
$3
Metal & Thermit Corp.,
7%
dividend)
(year-end)
Machine
12-30
15c
(stock
Tile
&
12-20
40c
—
Brick
Bros.
Mesabi Iron
12-30
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)_
———--
(quar.)
(stock
Community Bank
(Rutherford, N. J.)
(quar.)
National
9
45c
&
Merry
N.
12-
3
Co.,
Commercial
National
1-
Pa.)
Westchester
Co.
Cash
12-20
37V2C
class A (quar.)
Lines
Motor
Can
$1.50
(quar.)
Fast
Refrigerating
National
12-14
7Vic
Merchants
Biscuit
12-30
25C
Merchants
National
12-29
45c
1-16
25,
(Subject to approval of stkhlders. Jan.
50c
Quarterly
Merchants Acceptance Corp.,
(Chambersburg,
of
25c
(quar.)
(Chicago)
Mercantile Stores, Inc. (year-end)
Mercantile Trust Co.
(St. Louis)
1-
1-16
*
,
preferred
4V4%
National
1-17
Bank
Melchers
Merchandise
1
Bank
12-13
1-
10c
—,™.
(quar.)
—.:i
(quar.)——
I
preferred
4.40%
„L
Bank
bany,
(s-a)
__
approval Jan.
National
National
2%
12- 9
4-
stockholders
to
National
——
preferred
5%
National
Mercantile
of
Comptroller
10.
12-20
____
National
Bank of Nassau County—
also
Northern
12- 2
10c
1960)
2-
12-15
(One share for each 52 shares held, sub¬
3
3
subject to stockholders ap¬
Jan.
on
must
rency
__
(extra)
dividend
1-
30c
(quar.)
Nat'l
dividend
_________
.
1-
11-10
Illinois
1-. 4
(quar.)
Extra
CO
Northern
12-19
(from net investment
(quar.)
12-
25c
__
Corp.
.____
1
1
Corp.,
15c
50c
3
rH
1
Ry.
Illinois
$5.50
12-
2c
12-20
Check
Securities
11-30
National. ,:Bank
Pennsylvania
Central
5%
20c
(quar.)
National
50c
(quar.)
Co.(Scranton)
Northern
11-28
93 %c
12-14
1
Lines
Van
50c
.
(s-a)
(s-a)
Cove)
12-20
.
conv.
Meadow Brook
Gtd.
RR.
12-14
Machine
Trust
1-16
62 Va c
(quar.)____
(Glen
9
.
Northeastern
12-20
(quar.)
____
12-20
10c
Trucking Co. (quar.)
& Engineering Co.—
12-31
Cents
Nation-Wide
10%
12-28
,
&
_„
common
Decatur
Corp.
50c
_—
1-20
.
.
Trust
40c
(quar.)
12-14
6
cents
_
(s-a)
9
12-
1-16
25c
Co.___
Gas
.
1-
(7
plus 18
$1.50
dividend
McNeil
America
Nation-Wide
1-
,
-
8c
—
12-16
25c
>
1-
.
35c
-
88c
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
income
9
12-
1- 3
TT———---—15c
North Star Oil, Lta.—
i
;
$2.50 preferred (quar.)___
—;
}62'/2C
25c
____
12-
1
American
Penn
4c
-
12-30
1-
North
$3.50
12-29
15c
North
9
1- 2
12-20
12-20
r
10%
div.)
(stock
Insurance
(Subject to approval of stockholders Feb. 14).
North American Refractories (reduced-quar.)
22Vic
.
7
1-10
34%c
..
12-16
3
1-15
(reduced)
Co.
Inc., class A
Nassau
25c
McKay
2%
dividend)
__
Industries,
12-
3
Life
American
,
37ViC
—.--r--;
12-15
'
20c
—
1-
Y.)—
62 Vic
!
Publishing
(N.
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
2
1-
preferred (quar.)
5Va %
preferred
(quar.)__
10c
W
&
5%
2
1-
(quar.)..—50c
15c
6%
5.80%
N
1-
12-20
:
Mining,
12-15
12-15
1
1-16
12-30
$1.75
:______
_
gains)
—
Extra
Northern
investment
System
Extra
1-
15c
(quar.)
9
12-15
20c
—__
12-
;
.
<•
1212-
1-
-
Ring
Investment
net
12-13
25c
McDonnell Aircraft
20c
5%
(quar.).
Co.
-
1-
$1
(quar.)
iquar.x
1
+50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
&
Brass
t5c
(quar.)
Ray)
(J.
(quar.)
_
Muskegon Piston
12-20
3
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
11-30
*50c
!_.
common
(N. Y.)
(s-a)__
States
11-30
5c
(participating »_
preferred
62y2c
—
preferred
12-29
12-27
1-
12-23
Mills—
12-29
$1.50
(stock dividend)
$2.50
preferred
McDermott
Mountain
15c
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
11-30
10c
(quar.)
preferred
McCandless Corp.
McCrory
12-27
4%
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
Mount
from
(quar.)
,______
(L.), Ltd., participating pref. (s-a)
McCord
12- 2
Mutual
Mays (J. W.), Inc.
McBrine
12-12
18c
_—
__
participating
Vernon
3
1-
Investment,^common»
*20c
•
J15c
—r—y ?20c
Ltd. (final)—12c
1—
(quar.)
Normetal
North
Ltd. (stock
(3 shares for each 100 held)
12-31
in¬
Aviation
American
15c
Dairies,
6c
net
American
North
%
B
Rec.
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
12-29
1- 3
12-20
-
Consolidated—
(quar.)
dividend
Royal
realized
from
36c
Co.
Quarterly
——-
North
12-15
12-15
5c
Mount
7%
from
(24c
plus
&
Co.
Products
Electro
11c
Conveyer (stock dividend)
Mattel. Inc. (quar.)—
Maxwell Corp., common
!—
$6
1-
12- 2
1- 3
Initial
Fund
Stock
Mathews
Maxwell,
12-12
;
Inc.
Trust
Cafeterias
preferred
Morse
12-30
1-3
$i.i2y2
_
income)—_]
Fund
$6 partic. prferred
7%
(John)
Stock
60c
gains)
Corp
1-20
1- 3
20c
59%c
—
'
capital
Mastic
2
31%C
income
Growth
investment
Life
12-
Guaranty
Morgan
Trust—
investment
income
12-21
(quar.)
Engineering Co.—
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
8
Co.—
__.
long-term capital gains-
vestment
12-
37%C
—
Dock
Dry
12-22
50c
(quar.)
Massachusetts
1
12- 2
12- 2
Morgan
30c
Investors
net
From
1-
$1.50
_
1- 3
1- 3
t20c
_
_
;
preferred B (quar.)
Drop Forging, common
preferred
tquar.)_;
Lines,
*15c
Extra
Class
Holdert
Payable of
Share
(quar.)
12-16
12-31
12-12
t$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
When
Per
....
Name of Company
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd., common
1- 3
1-16
1-10
15c
4%%
12-30
(annual)___
Ltd.
Investment
from
1-
7%
Moore
10c
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Shipbuilding &
Common (quar.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Corp.
3
12-21
Holders
of Rec.
Monday, December 19, 1960
.
t$1.75
—
common
A
When
Payable
*25c
*35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Corp.,
Works
(quar.)
preferred
7%
3
(quar.)
Maryland
Quarterly
12-21
Moore
12-21
2
Chemical
1-
—
Company (increased)
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.)
Massachusetts
2
1-
Trust
12-20
1-
Montreal
12c
6%
of Company
Locomotive
Moore-McCormack
Martin
Masonite
12-20
1-16
25c
,___—
Co., 4V4%
of
1-16
Co.—
(quar.)
Marshall-Wells Co.,
Marshall
12-30
25c
—
(quar.)
Son
&
(quar.)_.
Mfg.
Supermarkets
Marshall
(quar.)
common
,_
Corp.
Cement
preferred
3
25c
(quar.)
(Calif.),
Per
Name
Montreal
Montrose
1-
*$1.25
*i7y2c
(quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell
Marquette
12-19
*22yac
B
Basket
preferred
Marsh
$1.05
(qua|.)
Y.
(quar.)
preferred
Market
N.
Electric, Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Maritime
7%
of
12-23
Share
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
.
12-20
11-28
12-
9
15c
(initial)
•
12-19
1
12-22
12-
2
32c
,12-19
12-
2
$1.12y2
1-
.
•.
—
(quar.)^__l.
-
,25c
.12-19
12-12
10c
12-19
12-12
Volume
v
t
-
\
Company
(Charles)
&
■
■
.
.
Co.;./31/2%
.
12-30
87'/2c
preferred
Rexall
2
Rnodes
12-
2
11-18
12-20
11-18
1
1-
9
2-
1
1-
(quar.)
Extra
Suburban
Philcc Corp.,
3%%
Philip Morris,
j
4%
r
preferred
3.90%
•
Common
8%
preferred
Phillips
Screw
Phoenix
Piasecki
Aircraft
Natural
Pieamont
Pillsbury Company,
v
•
4%, preferred
Placer
6
12-
1-
1
12-15
1-16
12-19
1
1-16
1-16
Robinson
1-15
.
12-15
12-15
12-23
1-17
$1
'(quar.)
—
Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
15c
12-22
12-10
$1.75
1-3-61
12-
9
$1.75
1-3-61
12-
40c
(qUar.)
$1.50
1-
12-
1
Adams
RR.
3
12-15
55c
12-20
11-25
2%
12-20
11-25
1-
38c
«'
Ry'i—
$1.75
(s-a)—.—
.,
..
.
3-
$2.50
—
1-
1
3
..
.
3-17
$15c
i
2-24
12-
i(quar.i____r,_.__-__-
25c
12-20
12-13
—
25c
3
80c
1V2%
1-20
12-30
—.
—_
___
;
.Corp.,;
Tile
Pomona
Huron
Port
Stock
Porter
6%
6
12-24
12-
10c
12-28
12-14
1-16
12-16
—
6
40c
12-19
11-30
12-27
12-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)______
partic. preferred (qwar.)__
Lambert, Inc. (quar.)
56c
75c
75c
(Del.) .(quar,)__-__—_—
Co.
Canada,'Ltd.,
of
(quar.)—
common
com.
1st
&
___
.
12-31
12-
2
5
1-13
12-20
1-13
12-20
12-31
12-12
12-15
1-
Premier
Trust
Prestole
Corp.,
Inc.
tail
Proctor-Silex
4%%
2nd
pfd.
5%
Ltd.,
(s-a)
Corp.—
preferred
Mfg.
Progress
Gas
Provident
4%
Bank
Trust
&
4.24%
—
(quar.)___.
Electric
Service
Public
Common
&
(increased)
preference
$1.40
—
__.—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
——__—
(quar.)
—,
voting com.- (quar.)——
Corp.,
Extra
■
(quar.)L.
common
■
orig. preferred
Rico
Puget
Sound
Corp.
Pulp
Puritan
Timber
&
12-
8
12-22
12-
6
12-20
1-
12-16
1
12-
8
12-15
(quar.)_
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
12-21
11-25
12-21
11-25
12-21
11-25
12-21
11-25
12-21
12-21
11-25
12-23
12-
9
12-23
$1";
12-
9
12-23
$1
12-23
___:—
(initial).—
12-
9
12-19
12-30
11-28
1-
3
12-31
1-
3
1-25
12-
5
12-15
12-16
1-
5
:—
10c
(quar.)—.—.—
12V2c
1-
3
12-
9
,_j_
$2
1-
3
12-
9
1-20
$1.50
1-20
12-22
$40c
2-24
$25c
1-
1
12-
9
$27'/2c
1-
1
12-
9
Oats
(quar.)
Co.,
___.
common
Mining.
(quar.)
50c
*
S
&
W
Stock
R.
&
1-13
$30c
30c
;
(reduced)
—.—
12-29
1-11
12-12
1-31
1-16
3%
—1
(final)
T.
A
Racine
—
1-31
Corp.
Stock
of America,
com.
(quar.)
87V2c
(quar.)——
12V2c
Pump Co.
4%
Inc.,
Clair
Specialty
Joseph
class
5%
pfd.
conv.
St.
12-15
5%
12-
9
1-10
12-20
2
12-15
1-20
12-31
12-31
12-19
1-
St. Paul Fire
Canada,
A
12-20
11-18
$1.60
1-25
12-20
Southern
12-23
12-
9
12-23
12-
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
4V2%
preferred
:
Stock
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
preferred
12-16
Class
San
B
Diego Imperial
Sangamo Electric
Sawhill
Tubular
Products
Scaile
&
Inc.,
bcott-Mattson
Scott
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
A
Farms
Co.,
Assoc.,
Finance
Sears
&
(New
Second
National
Bank
__.
dividend
subject
Insurance
—
2nd
preferred
&
Shamrock
&
Oil &
Gas
(reduced)
Denn
(F. G.)
A
&
Co.
Power
1
1
12-10
Standard
Screw
12-10
Standard
Structural
Stanley Home
1
1-20
1-25
12-27
12-27
Stanfields,
State
—
—
Steel,
Products
Ltd.
(quar.)
(L.
(quar.)
—
8
State Fire
7
Stock
S.) Company (quar.)__—_—__
(Albany, N. Y.) (quar,)____:—_
&
Casualty Co.
12-21
12-
1-17
1-
3
1-17
1-
J
1-1
1- 1
12-15
12-30
12-30
12-16
Stecher-Traung
12-16
12-17
1
1-16
12-
5
(Miami)
class
the
on
Stock
3%%
dividend
preferred
A
5%
on
(accum.)____
22'Ac
1-
3
12-15
1-
1
12-19
Stern
(quar.)
(reduced)
(initial)
—__—
&
Stern
Textiles, 4'/2%
pfd.
Corp.
Common
of America
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
B
class
A
2-15
Storkline
1-2
1- 2
12-15
12-15
12-30
Sunbeam
12-2
Sundstrand
1
1- 3
12-
9
12-
7
25c
1- 2
12-
7
1-16
12-
7
12-12
12-20
12-12
12-27
12-
7
Sicks'
12-
5
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
—.—__
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
(Howard) Paper Mills,
Sobeys Stores, Ltd., class A
Ltd.
(quar.)_
t
12-20
12-
12-12
1-
3
9
9
12-
9
12-
9
25c
12-22
1-16
12-31
1-16
12-31
20c
45C
12-24
12-17
3
12-
6
12-19
12-
9
1-
1-
3
12-
12-30
1
H CM
a>
32 Vac
1-16
C
12-30
12-30
12-30
12-27
12-27
12-
2
12-
2
12-13
12-13
12-13
1-24
12-30
12-15
2
12-15
1-
1
12-19
12-
12-29
12-15
10c
1-
2
12-15
12-12
1-
3
1-
3
$20c
1-
3
12-15
57c
1-2-61
12-15
12-31
12-15
—
dividend)—
8
1-
1
12-
8
10c
1-
3
12-16
2-28
2-10
25c
$1.25
:—
15c
12-29
12-23
2
12-16
12-22
12-12
1-
3
12-12
12-28
12-16
25c
12-19
12-
9
dividend
2%
12-19
12-
9
10c
12-30
12-:12
5c
12-22
11-22
$1.12
(quar.)
A
(quar.)__
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp.
Sunshine
Mining (quar.)
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)
Supertest Petroleum, Ltd., common (s-a)
Trust
Inc.
1-
Del)
12-13
1-15
12-13
$1.30
(s-a)
12-15
1-15
$25c
(Lewes,
3
$2 '/2C
—
Ordinary (s-a)
Swank,
12-31
12-20
$35c
1-
—
12-30
Co.
of
America
Extra
&
1-27
12-28
$15c
1-2-61
1-2-61
11-30
Talcott
30c
40c
30c
$10c
12-19
12-21
1-31
1-14
12-
Tamblyn
1-16
12-30
12-29
12-15
1-15
12-15
40c
1-
1
12-
5
20c
1-16
1-
2
45c
(quar.)
12-31
11-30
$15c
Company
1-16
25c
(quar.)
—
10c
20c
75c
Extra
Swift
8
12-
35c
preferred
Stock
Sweets
12-
1
4%
(quar.)..—
1
1-
25c
(quar.)
(stock
12-15
1-
25C
Fund
$4.50
Sussex
12-20
12-
12-28
15c
—
(quar.)—_——
(S.)
& Company
(s-a)
Strawbridge & Clothier, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Sun Chemical Corp., common
(quar.)
3
1- 2
12-20
12-28
43 %c
(quar.)—
Stroock
1-15
2-
Inc.
Furniture
1-
1-10
preferred
preferred
Shop,
&
1- 3
$30c
6c
$7J/2c
(quar.)
Smith
prior
Stop
1-19
10c
Dairies, Ltd.,
5%
1-13
5c
Simplicity Pattern
convertible
2-24
and
(s-a)
Ltd.
5%
$20c
$33V3c
2%
—_—.—
the
on
—
B
2
±25c
$$1.75
25c
:
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Breweries,
12-
12-30
12-15
12-30
Baer & Fuller Co.—
Sunrise
B)
Inc.
12-20
15c
(quar.)__
_i
dividends
(Stock
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
Stokely-Van Camp Inc., common
of Canada—
(quar.)
class
Inc.,
Stix,
7
2
12-21
2- 1
2
1-10
$50c
-■
12-
55c
—
12-30
1-
$20c
25c
:
12-12
.
1-16
$20c
25c
(quar.)__——.
12-
$5c
12-19
5%
—
(quar.):—n_:
Inc.
(Toronto)
12-21
50c
12-20
12-30
$1.25
——
12-20
25c
(s-a)_—
12-28
$30c
(stock dividend)
Extra
$50c
$56(Ac
T
Ltd.
12-19
35c
—___
—
15c
2
6
1
12-19
12-20
87'/2
(quar.)
10c
2
12-
12-
50%
Company
Sterling Trusts
12-
1
12-31
2%
(quar.)
Brewers,
Sterling
12-22
12-
1-
12-28
5%
common
Lithograph
Steinway & Sons
12-15
2
12-30
12-31
$46c
5%
stocks
dividend
1
3
12t
B
preferred (quar.)
Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
1-
6
12c
—
&
Stedman
1-
yl-
9
60c
50c
;_i
2
12-
Corp.—
$1.30 participating preferred
Chemical Co.—
Stepan Chemical
12-31
12-
12-31
Stauffer
Stephan
10c
12-31
15c
Extra
dividend
State Guaranty
2
$30c
(s-a)
Capital Life Ins. (Raleigh)
(quar.)—
State Exploration Co. (stock dividend)__
12-
12-
$40c
A
class
State
1- 3
12-21
12-31
50c
(s-a)
Bank
25C
$15c
(quar.)_
_______
Starrett
2
2
3%
(quar.)
Ltd.,
B
2
12-
12-
40c
Ltd.
Extra
1-25-61
12-
3
30c
Shares
12-
3
1-
9
11-15
12-31
93 %c
Standard
1
1-
.
$46c
divd.)
(stock
Standard
1-
3
18 %c
preferred (quar.)
Paving & Materials,
Radio, Ltd. (quar.)
12-16
$1.31'A
(quar.)—..
(quar.)_
—
Industries
12-16
1-13
1-
(Ohio)—
1
per
(quar.)___
E'xtra
Skil
9
12-21
Oil
5%
11-15
5c
(initial).
common
(year-end)
Kollsman
Standard
30%
$0,248
Rainier Brewing (quar.)
Sigma Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
12-
Class B
Standard
1
12'/2c
1-20
12-
93c
Industries
(quar.)
1
15c
dividend)—
-
12-31
10c
Corp.,
1-
1%
Water
Silverwood
2
preferred
10c
;
1-10
1-12
75c
12-15
12-15
1
12-30
1%
Ltd._
1-
$1.12
$1.25
10c
3%
2-
27yac
25c
Standard Holding Corp.—
Class A (year-end)
Class
(quar.)
12-
1-
Foods,
Standard
(quar.)—
1-20
$1.62
dividend
1
Corp._
Company
12-15
50c
Stock
12-
7
l-«0
1
$1.12 »/a
—
12-
12-
1
2-
20c
(quar.)
3
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Shawmut Association, common
Class
Co.
1-
4V2%
Extra
D
1- 3
12V2c
1-20
2-
3%
(quar.)
Extra
12-13
dividend
Shawinigan
Sick's
Square
12-
1-17
1-20
1-20
1
25c
12-23
Extra
Sicard,
—
dividend)-
(quar.)
12-28
12-31
1
1
2-
$1.40%
(quar.)
preferred
70c
Angeles)
;
Mining
1-25
90c
$6.50
1-13
2-
2-
$1.1875
i
10c
Steel
12-23
1-11
Common
12-21
1
1-20
1
c
27'/a
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.56,/4
2%
(quar.)
12-30
1-11
12-15
12-21
12-22
2-
$1.15
$1.10
(quar.)
par
par
common
Chemical
(initial)
Co.
25c
1
3
1-12
12-22
c
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance—
1-
1-12
40c
preferred
(increased)
Shattuck
Class
preferred
Stock
$5.25
(John)
Class
4 Va %
97'/a
(quar
(stock
Financial
(quar.)
(stock
Co.
Trust, Ltd. (final)will amount to about
Inc.,
Sharon
preferred
Shoe
Rand Corp.,
Stamford
(quar.)
preferred
E.)
Leather
Sexton
12-15
1
3
depositary sh., after deduction of charges.
Servel,
7%
2-
3-
4.36%
Spencer
sperry
92'/a C
;
(quar.)
Standard
(quar.)
Payment
Shulton,
2-
1-20
12-10
of America—
conv.
2
59%c
1-20
2-10
12-20
preferred
12-22
dividend
(Walter
5
$1.121/2,
(quar.)
5.625%
12-22
common—
10c
—
preferred
4.75%
1-10
B
Selas Corp.
12-
2
(quar.)
1-10
—
Inc.,
I2V2C
(quar.)
preferred
4%
common
Seismograph Service
12-
12-19
$100
preferred $25
1-10
—
Shops,
preferred
12-30
3
preferred
4.40%
shareholders
(Los
Co.
Seiberling Rubber, 4%%
12-21
1-
4.40%
4.60%
$1.25
dividend
Candy
12-
25c
1-20
7'/2c
Bros.,
Stock
3
9
1
3%%
t
1-
12-
1-20
2-
1-15
25c
12-16
$1.0625
12-14
2%
12-16
12-30
Service—
12-29
—
1
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Haven—
to
1-
1-10
$1.07
(Dallas)
preferred
2-1
2-
1
4.25%
12-28
3%
1-
1-20
12-31
35c
12-20
12-16
1
12-28
3%
1
1
2-n
25c
$1.18%
(stk. divd.)
12-12
1-
1-
2-
20c
Haven)
(New
12-26
$1.25
$1.16'A
(quar.)
30c
New
of
9
$1.0375
12-28
1-
12-
(quar.)
1-13
1-
9
12-31
(quar.)—
1-16
10c
31'Ac
12-
preferred
—
approval
Seton
Public
Stafford
._.
1
12-20
12-31
preferred
1-16
1- 3
12-19
1
preferred
3
50c
1-
$1.50
•
.
Staley (A. E.) Mfg.—
$3.75
preference
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-19
12-
10c
(s-a)
pfd. (quar.)
—
12-15
Security National Bank of Long Island—
Quarterly
Quarterly
(quar.)
12-16
Haven)
2
12-19
4.15%
1-
1-10
2
1-
23c
;
12-16
dividend)
1-
34'Ac
25c
common
3
(quar.)_
12-19
3.90%
1-15
1-
1-13
2
3.70%
3
2-
1
1-
1
12-
1-
3-14
9
2-
12-16
1-15
2-10
12-
30c
28c
(quar.)__i_
12-28
dividend
Sherwin-Williams
12-23
2
1-13
1-15
12-30
1%
1-13
(quar.)
Security Insurance
50c
1-
12-15
__.
35c
Insurance Co.
(Increased)
(quar.)
Selck
12-20
Southwestern
9
1
(extra)
Southwestern Life Insurance
28c
(Phila.)—
Security
Stock
3
9
12-
1-
(increased)_____
12-16
I
preferred A
5%
3
1-
12-
12-28
34c
1
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
Class
1-
1-24
12-28
12-15
:
1- 3
(Increased-quar.)
See's
1-24
12-15
$1.20
15c
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Seeman
15c
2-17
12-20
1
(quar.)
preferred
1
1-
common..-^
(quar.)
Southwest Natural Gas,
.
12-16
3-
iuc
Southwestern Electric Power 5%
4.65% ' preferred (quar.)
4.28%
12-31
20c
(quar.)^
(quar.)____^
20c
Co.
Title
12-15
12-15
Electric—
85c
(quar,)_—
(stock
Bank
Security
1-16
40c
1
(Knoxvllle)—
(quar.)
—
National
Stock
3%
25c
1-
42'/a C
Telephone
$6 preferred
5
$$1.50
(quar.)
&
50c
(Chicago)
Extra
Stock
1-15
25c
Second
5%
2-15
2
5
$1.12 »/2
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
Roebuck
27%c
12-
5
12-
7
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—.
com.
Co., common
(quar.)
Trust
&
12-15
1
1-
12-
12-31
75c
Telephone,
dividend
15c
$5 preferred (quar.)
$6.25 preferred
(quar.)
Corp.,
1-16
1-
2-24
12-31
$1.25
Gas
Pacific
40c
lnc
preferred
Bank
1-10
1-17
3%
Stock
12-12
12-14
65c
i
Oil
&
preferred
Southeastern
2
27c
(quar.)
(qu^r.)
preferred
5.48%
1-
12-28
12-12
Public
(increased).
50c
preierred
RR.
Line
Sears
12-16
36c
$1.10
•
25c
(quar.)
$3.40
Seaboard
Seagrave
12-15
5
5.44%
2
1%
preferred
Southern
1-
preferred
pfd.
Co.
Southeastern Public Service
1-
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Seaboard
$4.75
1
*
1- 2
17c
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
41/2% preferred A (quar.)
Air
12-20
5%
Co.
&
Sheraton
25c
4_
(quar.)_
;
Seaboard
1
5c
dividend)
(stock
Williams,
Paper
1
1212-
$20c
(quar.)__
(extra)
Extra
Scott
12-
1
17c
(quar.)
bchenley Industries Inc., com.
50c pref. (s-a)
Schlage Lock Co.
Foresman
1
8c
Scharco Manufacturing
Scott
11-
4.80%
9
divi¬
(auar.)
Southern Nevada
$1.09
(quar.)
Co.,
1
5%
dividend
12-14
12-16
Indiana
183/4C
(quar.)
A
Paper
12-14
1-1-61
Grease
Southern
lV2c
(initial)
(stock div.)
Corp.
Saxon
1
12-15
Southern
12-16
preferred
2%
preferred
4.36%
1-
1
12-15
12-30
(quar.)
(reduced)
Shelby Salesbook
1
12-30
11c
Savannah Electric & Power Co., com. (quar.)
6
1-
t5c
1-17
50c
preferred
Water,
$15c
$1.25
___^
&
$5
*;
common
(initial)
3-
1-
Gas
9
12-
15c
Stock dividend
12-
.
Sheep Creek Mines,
87V2c
Southern
12-20
1-31
(quar.)
4%
(s-a)
50c
;
Sampson-Miller Associates,
2
9
$1.50 preferred
$4.50 preferred
12-31
3
California
Casualty
9
15c
Insurance Co.
&
12-
$1
dividend-
class
(quar.)__—___—_
common
4%%
Inc.
12-20
12-16
Fire
12-15
(quar.).
& Marine
12-
30c
,—.—.
(quar.)
Co.,
1
J28c
(Calif.)
Corp.
Metals
4-
3
convertible
1
50c
9
1-
Power—
2
37V2c
12-
.(stock
original
of
12-15
1-16
participating preferred (quar.)
Standard Dredging, common
(special)
1-10
2
1-
$1.12'/a
-6%
12-28
$1.07Va
1
Ltd—
(quar.)
Supply
1-30
Canada
1-
1,1
St.
Regis Paper,- $4.40 1st pfd. A (quar.)_
Salant & Salant, Inc., class A (stock div.)
Class B (initial)
;
6c
common
preferred
1-30
1-
Southern
1-
$20c
(quar.)
participating original
1-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
approval
20c
Mfg. (quar.)-.
Power—•••■•'
Louis Steel Casting
30c
—,
(quar.)_^
Reynolds
3.60%
3
9
12-
Commission
$32 lie
(increased)
common
A
preferred
85c
(quar.)
Republic Aviation Corp.
(quar.)
Republic Corp., $1 pfd. (quar.)—
Resistoflex
1-
9
12-
12-20
3
:
and
common
to
12-
2
3
12-23
preferred
15c
&
Light
J15c
(quar.)__
Inc.
Manufacturing,
conv.
Chains
Republic
* 87V2c
preferred
Raybesios-Manhattan,
Rayet:e. Inc.
$1.10
25c
2%
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.
3V2%
(quar.)
(quar,)———_
Rapid-American Corp.
Renold
4.32%
30c
4%
30c
preferred
1st
Reliance
12-15
2%
dividend)
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
10c
dividend
1st
$3.50
Revlon,
'
J28c
(quar.)
Corp.
& Machinery—
convertible preferred
A
(quar.)
$3.50
3
2%
4%
'
St.
1-16
11-30
Hydraulic
$1.20
Reda
"
(quar.)_—;
& E.
Radio
(initial)
Bearings Canada, Ltd.—
Class
R.
Co.
dividend
M.
1-
8c
(stock
Foods,
Stores
Shattuck
Can
C.
subject
Utilities
2%
Co.
on
12-16
12-20
2
1-
(quar.)_
pfd.
Co.
1-
50c
common
Edison
12-15
12-15
1-
27'Ac
(quar.)
California
12-31
12-20
Sugar,
(quar.)
12-12
1
c
$1.50
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
Rico
Co., Ltd.
dend
11-25
Co.
preferred
1-3-61
50c
(quar.)
-____
Fine
Selection
10c
Ltd.
Quincy Mining Co.
R.
1-12
%
25c
(quar.)__—
Oil,
12-22
6%. preferred (quar.)——
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)__
_L
Quebec Telephone, 5% preferred (quar.)—__
5'/2% preferred (quar.)—;___
Sportswear
Quemont
Southern
$2
dividend)
A
Safeway
9
12-
3
1-
20c
10c
(quar.)_.
preferred
Quaker
Southam
6
$20c
(s-a).
Crown
11-25
25c
,—
Pyle-National Co., common
8%
6
12-
$1.25
RR.
(Boston)
(stock
12-
12-20
4%
dividend)
(quar.)___
common
Bank
Extra
1-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Purity Stores
3
12-23
$1.75
(quar.)______
Telephone
Purex
1-
12-16
12-29
50c
—
Extra
Puerto
1-26
35c
$1.02
$1.04'/2
$1.07'/a
$1.26'A
50c
——-—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7%
12-15
50c
._
(quar.)
4.30%
Non-voting,
3
Gas—
4.18%
Publication
12-15
12-29
$1
$1.06
$1.16'A
_L__
_—
4.08%
5.05%
12-15
3
1-
t63c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.65%
3
1-
Co.—
—
—_—
Transport
preferred
1-
25c
(quar.)_
Insurance
Co., 5%
pfd.
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—
-
2
14c
20c
(quar.)—_—
Tradesmen's
Year-end
11-29
12-
2%
Co.
Washington
Provincial
1
12-20
15c
dividend
Stock
Providence
1-
,2%
;—;
(quar.)
Company
Providence
12-29
llYsc
15c
17Vic
._
________
dividend
Stock
Prophet
12-16
12-20
■
(accum.)—.:
(accum.)
Co. (quar.)—
preferred
conv.
1
12-30
>---—54c
$$2
gains
Bros.,
1-
12'/2c
12'/2c
1
12-30
(Toronto),$$2
5% pfd.' (quar.)_,—______—
Pre way,
(quar.) —
Price
(T. Rowe) Growth Stock Fund—
14c from net income and 40c from capiPrice
5
(stock
Valley
(quar.)
Haas
Stock
5%
non-cum.
Pratt
-
Co.
Co., Ltd.
12-22
12-20
Common
6
12-
33c
$50c
Corp.
4V2%
,
4
12-
12-24
12-19
Sulphite & Paper Co.—•
(H. K.)
Power
11-
12-24
dividend,
'Potomac Electric Power,
•
,
62Vic
(quar.)__:___——-——
Mfg.. ..(quar,),
1-
7
5c
62'/ac
;(quar.)>_____
common
preferred ,*(quar.—_.
2nd preferred
5%
.
''
•
&
12-15
Plymouth Cordage Co. (quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co. fstock dividend)———
-
H.)
Genessee
Cola (quar.)
Ltd., 5V4% preferred (quar.)_
Ruberoid Company (quar.)
Ruby Foo's Enterprises, Ltd. (final)
Russell Industries, Ltd.
(quar.)
12-16
12-21
1st
12-31'
8
Gas
Puerto
37>/2C
(quar.)_
com.
dividend
&
Class
2-20
3%
dividend
Plough, Inc^; (quar.,
.
(H.
&
Mfg.
Royalite
St.
,
5%
8
34%c
Controls,
Broadcasting
Rothmoor Corp.,
common
3
12-15
(quar.)i__i~_-__——
--—
North
1-16
15c
.
.Polaroid
12-
stockholders Dec.
—J—_______
of
(quar.)___
Little
Stock
Royal
on
a
quarterly basis__—— /..
Materials & Polymers, Inc.—
Stock
12-20
1-
12-30
2bc
Georgia Natural Gas—
preferred (quar.)
9
&
1-
South
South
approval
Rollins
2
8
to
Rockwell
Rohm
1-
12-
Pittsburgh Water, 4Va%
Rockland-Atlas
12-16
1-14
3
12-30
2'
Co.—
(quar.)___
South
preferred
12-16
11-30
Plastics,- Inc.,: class -A
,
5%
12-20
1-
Insurance
Penn
Rochester Telephone,
12-20
Development,-Ltd,--*-
Now
9
12-14
'
Plastic
12-
1
1-
Carolina
payment of approximately 31c sub¬
Robertson
1
1-15
South
Oil
12-12
35c
6
6%
12-23
62'/2
1-
Jersey
preferred
2-
Gas
South
15)
2-
&
(quar.)
South
Robertshaw-Fulton
5V2%
Electric
1
25c
2
12-
12-12'
15c
(quar.)
preferred
2-
shares—
12-
12-30
12-23
$1.37
Platinum
&
40c
(increased).^
'
(Final
9
1
Plate Glass
Pittsfield
;
1-
(Hartford)
(quar.)
Gold
30c
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
12-31
captial gains)
-Pittsburgh,- Youngstown >&• Ashtabula
.7%. preferred (quar.-).
.
Roan
12-31
(quar.)___
;___—
dividend
.Stock
Trust
Extra
12-15
12-19
preferred
Pittsburgh
.*
1-16
15c
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.) ;
Pittsburgh Metallurgicai;(reduced)____—
Pittsburgh National Bank' (quar.)—i
•
9
(qiiar.)._______.A^--^--_--r
Common
7%
12-
27c
Pittsburgh, Ft.
/."•
3
Riverside
$1.37'/a
Plastics
.,
1-
net-investment
income & 20c from long-term
Pioneer
2-20
$1.37Va
Credit
(quar,
Fund, .Inc. (7c from
Pioneer
Pioneer
4
9
75c
(quar.)
Carolina
5%
12-
1%
Gas, $5.50 pfd.. (quar.)___
preferred
$5.50
■
.
(stock ^dividend)
Co.„,(Hartford)
(quar.)
Corp. (initial)
Soutu
Common
3-
40c
Co.
12-15
12-16
(quar.)
12-30
38%c
17'/2 C
(quar.)
5%
preferred
12-16
$1
97'/2c
Insurance
American
5V2%
12-30
3
—
South
12-31
12'/2c
(quar.)
1-12
12-23
Mills
31 'Ac
(quar.);
(quar.)
common
dividend
1-12
1-25
5c
1-
——
Stock
12-27
1-25
20c
Rochester
(quar.)
12-30
93 %C
(quar.)
Rice
preferred
$1.25
22 V2c
40c
Brand
Holders
Payable of Rec*
5c
Ritter
Company
When
Share
Extra
Rico Argentine Mining
Riley Stoker Corp. (quar.)
90c
—_—
subject
9
93%c
(quar.)
Long Distance Telephone—
Corp.,
preferred
9
3%
(quar.)_
(quar.)_u_______
preferred
Philippine
'»
A
si.55
9
ject
(quar.)
9
1-
Co.—
preferred
Inc., .common
12-
1-
50c
___
3
12-
American
_
1-
Sorg Paper Co.,
8 7/10c
1
2%
____
(About
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3%%
Corp.—
Water
dividend
Stock
..
(quar.)
(final)
approval Dec. 16)
Rich's,
River
_____
Philadelphia
shs.
Name of Company
Sonotcne
1
10c
& Reading
dividend
Stock
3
2-
25c
__—
Philadelphia
2-
2-
$1.17
(quar.)
3-10
12-30
$1.10
$1.50
Bank
to
9
1
National
Western
Amer.
Per
Payable of Rec.
3%
Rhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd.—
12-20
2-
(quar.)__--———
dividend)
25c
12-
12-30
95c
preferred (quar.)
Fundi----______I__i_____i_
Holders
51
"
(stock
12-30
$1.07Va
___.
When
Share
Chemical
&
$1
Philadelphia; Germantown & Norristown RR.
Co.
Diug
25c
...
»'
(quar.)_
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Per
Name of Company
2
56c
.
(quar.)
4.40%'preferred
4.68%
,
12-
(2555)
(
Holdert
Payable ol Rec.
87'/2c
$1
preferred
(quar.)_'_l.
3.80% preferred (quar:)-—.14.30%
When
S/iare
pfd; ; (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.) !___
Philadelphia Electric Co., common
■;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
•
<--
(quar.)"
preferred
3V2%
,
Number 6013
-
*•'.
.
Name or
Pfizer
192
12-
5
6
12-30
1-
2
Symington
Extra
Wayne
Corp.
(James), Inc.
(G.),
Ltd.
(quar.)
(increased)
—.—
1-
3
12-12
$25c
1-
3
12-12
$1
Tandy Corp.
Taylor Instrument
12-15
$20c
(quar.)
1-31
——
(quar.)
___—
—
18c
1-
3
12-15
'f
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2556)
Share
Natural Gas Lines
(scock dividend)
Teletray Electronic Systems, Inc.—
Stock
dividend
Tennessee
Stock
of
(quar.)—
12-
12-15
12-13
1- 1
12- 1
11-18
12- 9
12- 9
12- 9
12- 9
12- 9
12- 9
12- 9
12- 9
12- 9
28c
$1.02%
$1.06%
$1.15
$1.16
1-
preferred
(quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.h„
$1.22%
(quar.)..
$1.27%
5.10%' preferred
5.12%
preferred
(quar.),
preferred
(quar.)__.
4.50%
*
preferred
4.72%
preferred
$1.28
(quar.)
Gas
4.96%
$1.12%
5.40%
preferred
Extra
Utilities
$1.35
Inc.,
Thomas &
Betts
Co.,
preferred
Thomaston
(quar.)
common
(ouar.)__±
1
1
Valley
Van
1
convertible
70c
Thor
Power
Stock
Thrift
B
Investment,
pfd. A
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
preferred
(1959
Tidewater
Oil
Tip Top
Tishman
and
(increased-quar.)
dividend
Packing
Tonopah
General
Toronto
Iron
Trusts
.
Manufacturing
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Trade Bank & Trust (N. Y.)
Bank
&
Trust
Class
B
preferred
5%
preferred
Common
4%%
(Hazelton,
12-
1
12-15
A
12-12
12-12
12-29
12-15
3
1
1-
5
12-17
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
*50c
1-
3
12-
9
*22%c
(quar.)
12-15
1-4-61
12-15
(quar.)
*25c
1-4-61
12-15
preferred
(anar.).
I30c
1-4-61
(stock
dividend)
5%
,___
,
$5.70
preferred
(quar.)
$5.60
preferred
(quar.)
____
Steel
Forging
of New Jersey
South
208
Twin
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
1-13
La
Saile
Co..
Street
12-31
12-
12-24
12-13
1-
Corp.
(quar.)
1
1-
40c
3
12-14
12-16
12-13
62%c
1
1-20
1-
1
12-16
37%c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
2-
15c
common
convertible
Unilever
will
Ordinary
rent
fees
Union
1-
1
12-16
exchange
and
on
12-23
11-21
Bros.
deduction
Bank
(Los
Angeles)
Co.,
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(14c from
l-
1
12-15
1-
32c
3
12-
7
45c
(quar.)
12-28
11-28
$1.12 %
(quar.)__
2-15
1-20
$1
2-15
1-20
$3.70
preferred
(quar.)
92%c
2-15
1-20
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
87%c
2-15
1-20
Union
Pacific
RR.
36c
(quar.)
Extra
40c
_
Union
Trust
Co.
of
Stock dividend
proval
Union
Drill
United
Artists
United
Cities
5%%
6%
16, 1961)__
Corp.
Gas
(quar.)
(1958
United
Financial
United
Fuel
United
Gas
United
Gas
4%%
&
Wellington
Corp.
class
of
(quar.)
(extra)
Calif, (stock div.)
(quar.)__*
7%
12-20*
1-
1
12-20
2-15
1-31
12-28
11-30
*75c
2
12-
9
37%c
(quar.)
11-
2
12-
9
Improvement Co.—
Income
Fund
7c from
$1.06%
Merchants
11-30
Gas
equal
pence
&
to
ordinary (final)—
approximately $.048
Electric
Name changed
See
new
depositary share free of British inc. tax
United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
(quar.)_
Pacific Corp. (quar.)
U.
S.
Air
U.
S.
Borax
4%%
U,
&
Chemical
West
Penn
4.20%
Power,
preferred
West
Virginia
Westates
Pulp
S.
Fidelity & Guaranty
U. 8. Foil, class A (quar.)
TT
U
alafSi? (.quar*)
& Foreign Securities
S
cents
cents
U.
from
from
capital
net
(Md.Mquar.)
and
about
U.
U.
U.
Lumber
8.
S.
S.
7%
J.),
Co.
4%%
preferred (s-a)
(s-a)
(Boston)—.
__
12-15
in
Wichita
of
the
Western
$1.25
5%
Weston
-
7
9
12-
12-19
9
12-
9
funds,
dividend.
this
deductible
tax
resident
the
at
Non¬
source.
7%.
tax
date was incorrect.
The
record date is indicated here,
corrected payment
Canadian non-residents tax.
tax.
1
12-20
positions
'■
•
ana
Francis
9
Mr.
B.
12-
1
office
1-
3
12-14
2
L.
of
12-15
12-28
11-30
and
the
.
■
be
\
to
'
of
River
&
Beane;
Industrial
Rubin.
and
McCabe,
15c
40c
10%
.
1-
3
1-12
1-12
1-
3
5
12-
5
1-16
12-
6
1-
he
its
and
his
existing
and
Joseph
are
and
Products
Continuing
F.
Martin
Co.,
associates
the
properties,
as
and
indicated
consolidation
or
believe
through
production
gas
further
He
with
that
full
well
there
develop¬
in
as
the
diversification
tnat
consideration
other
oil
and
'
-
.......
.
,
White
$1.50
1-3-61
25c
12-20
12-
gas
,
•
$1.12%
1-16
1-16
12-20
Wilson.
30c
1-
3
12-
5
1-
3
12-
9
12-20
12-
1
12-30
12-19
of
colored
12-30
12-19
Most
12-19
known
1-15
12-15
research
1-15
12-15
Its
1-15
12-15
62 %c
;_
3-
1
1
1-
2
12-19
12-30
12-19
15c
;
12-30
12-19
1
40c
12-27
30c
12-27
$1.25
class
(quarj-l-1
A
•
30c
(
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
and
is
12-16
cluding
veloped
of
and
1-3-61
12-
9
be
4
12-15
may
be
&
cents
cents
1
12-10
ratios
1
12-10
Mr.
1-
1
12-15
Inc.,
common
(quar.)
1-
1
$1.433/4
2-
112-
9
3
12-
9
12-31
12-
9
12-22
12-
Stores
Electric
preferred
(monthly)
12-23
1212-
8
preferred
(quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service,
12-24
12-
6
1-
1
12-20
1-
1
12-20
1-
1
Co.
1-
1
12-20
1-31
Ltd.
3
1-3-61
1-
1
12-
9
12-
2
12-12
12-27
1-31
that
expansion
of
the
plastics
utilizing
undertaken
the
260,000
-
also
subsidiary
a
...
of
Wilson
Brothers,
deep-drawn
and
missile
Matador
booster
missiles.
in¬
cases,
Scaife
has
de¬
applications
where
,
hold
the
listed
the
on
line
and
of
stock
acquired
v
industrial
Stock
air
glass-lined
industrial
the
the
and
•
.
Brothers
American
electric
and
research,
strength/Weight
,
Wilson
investment.
Exchange,
compressors,
design,
water
It
use.
of
manu¬
kitchen
heaters
for
resi¬
also
engaged
in
and
Is
fabrication
manufacture
1-31
1-13
12-
9
Stores,.
offering
erection
of
engi¬
high¬
textiles.—V.
192,
2374.
p.
32 %C
1-20
1-
1-14
*30c
3
12-31
11-30
to
1
CO
PROCEEDS—The
a
selling
the
12-
9
Stock
Offered—
and
chain
of
521
The
retail
retail
believes
units.
it
the
is
sold
for
the
from
sale
bulk
The
Inc.
of
in
1953,
to
the
equal
every
has
year
been
dividends
Inc. is engaged in the operation of
cash-and-carry food stores.
With a total
service
of
as
Nov.
12,
1960,
the
company
largest food chain in volume in the country.
nine wholesale cash-and-carry self-service
operations are carried on In the South,
its
DIVIDENDS—The
in
of
accrue
will
operates
repotred
$15,799,687,
share
account
the
seventh
also
EARNINGS—For
per
being
are
proceeds
Stores,
self-service
outlets
company
Stores,
to
shares
no
*
BUSINESS—Winn-Dixie
a
shares at $25.95 per share.
common
offered
stockholder
company.
stock
12-31
Inc.—Common
of
being offered 56,000
1-1^
75c
(annual)
a
-
12-15
6c
20c
(quar.)
Alexander,
1-
12-20
$1.50
(quar.)
Chemical
on
field,
where
its
of steel, is find¬
350,000 shares of common stock of
Winn-Dixie
Stores, Inc. is being made by a group
headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
at $27.50 per share.
Simultaneously, key employees are
12-20
$1.06%
(quar.)
immediate
be
similar
to
an
-
common
times
product
Navy
commercially.
-
corrosion,.-
integrated
an
Public
of
;
.
aircraft
-
Falcon
many
to
as
Winn-Dixie
8
12-30
20c
(quar.)
"an
will
Pa.,
_
agreed
Brothers,
neering and
way bridges,
12-12
12-30
flOfi
Power—
fiberglass
States
12-17
18 %c
(quar.)
and
20
management,
available
now
8
1-
1
1%
Co., $4.25 preferred
has
exchange
Wilson
6
3
1-
81 %c
dividend
for
resistant
equipment and gas
dential, commercial
1
1-
$1.06%
Co.
used
are
factures
2-21
Candle
the
6
75c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
said
high-pressure
1-
2-
(quar.)
Winn-Dixie
1
12-15
20c
(quar.)
missile
facility."
for
Evans
the
in
from
(quar.)—
Bros
Co.
(quar.)
;
Wllliams-McWilliams Industries, Inc.—
Oil
11-
from
William
&
*17%c
45c
18
present
United
and
of
makes a variety
pressed glass, colored
glass,
and
fiberglass.
flat
the
Mellon
Co.j and
shares
exceptionally high-strength alloy
steel,
"MX-2,"
which
employed
for
the
deep
drawing
and
fabricating of highsteel vessels which are now being marketed.
Fiberglass .tanks
pressure
U
50c
17
its
high-strength
a
tor
of
company
colored
is
Porter
,
with
The
Thomas
K.
number
an
9
35c
(quarterly
manufac¬
the
activities
of
those
12-
a
*17 %c
$1.31%
gains)
H.
including
contract
the
in
Oakmont,
producer
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
1-
12-20
35c
(quar.)
is
Houze
12-16
75c
(quar.)__
in
Parker
fiber
foot
1
$1
common
income
Mr.
glass
square
1-
$1.25
common
handblown
developed
development
Brothers
erations.
50c
..
subsidiary
a
from
of
,
developments
rest
glass
fiberglass business through its affiliate,
Manufacturing Co., Export, Pa., which uses a technique of
making and resin impregnating complementing the Houze op¬
can
-
its
uses
Scaife
l___
as
glass,
of
and
main
glass
12-13
$2
acquired
head
undisclosed'
stock.
common
"Hi-Mod"
as
50-year-old
Parallite
12-13
—
(quar.);-
was
and
an
R. M. Pattison, President.
technical
and
art
glass,
recent
Wilson
12-15
12-30
70c
(quar.)__
stock
industrialist
operate
Pa.,
by Wilson Brothers, it was an¬
Parker, Cnairman of the Board of
1-13
2%
jr.
$46,516,703
acquired
by .Maurice
weight/strength ratio, approximately
ing many applications.
2-13
2-
45C
$1.50
preferred
Wood,
will
12-30
"R1
common
(quar.)_
Stores,
$48,358,205
V
exchange ...for.
in
Brothers
Houze
*50c
(quar.>
Ltd.,
3%%'
Witco
Pittsburgh
Co.,-
Wilson
Stationery—
preferred
$4,233,319
Marion,
been
13
Houze's.
machine-drawn
Evans,
•.Crane
35c
(quar.)
has
of
12-15
including
dividend
Wieboldt
Wiser
All
12-20
1
12 %c
(quar.)
Inc.
Fund
.
.
Point
Corp.,
10c
(quar.)
-Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)
long-term
.
Dee.
on
1-
37 %c
Co.,
preferred
.
1960—11 Mos.—1959
Brothers—-Acquires—
Glass
company,
1-16
(quar.)
Motor
1536.
p.
$1.10
Alabama
preferred (quar.)_
Whirlpool Corp., common
Wilson
192,
nounced
12-20
$1.02%
<quar.)_
series)
of
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
6%
.$4,301,467
—V.
Wilson
(1955
lien
Up—
1960—Month—1959
Sales
Houze
37 %c
(quar.)
prior
Inc.—Sales
5
under
Extra
4%
Stores
Period End. Nov. 30—
12-15
(s-a)
(quar.)
•
president and director
Albany, New York;
Trust
&
Wichita River
oil
merg-er
.
Detroit
Rubin
Wichita
W.
Williston
R.
of
•
operations.
given
companies.
of
Bank
potential in
additional,
of
J.
of
partner of Coudert Bros., New York, New York.
assistant .secretary has been promoted to the
~
■••• - ■,
1
■
exploitation
present
would
Jr.,
firm
Frank
indicated, that
growth
.acquisition
of
Wells,
Berkman
ment
11-22
D.
of
board
the
law
Texas;
treasurer.!
good
a
of
Commercial
Bryans,
firm
Street
the
directors
as
Falls,
12-
Mr.
Wall
chairman
National
3
1-
8
page
member - of
1-
48c
6%
1
12-29
tax.
income
the
of
12-30
12-19
62c
and
(quar.)—
common
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
n_25
2
1-
their
Co.—
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
3.60%
1-
9:
50c
1
published
Rubin,
and
$1
B
Wisconsin
1-
12-31
12-20
(quar.)
(George),
Class
11-25
12 %c
3
12-30
series)
&
preferred
Westmoreland,
11-25
27%c
1-
10c
(1952
Railway
Tablet
12-23
12-
31 %c
*35c
Ry.,
Gas
preferred
preferred
12-23
12-21
50c
Ltd., class A (quar.)_.
Natural
12-16
9
8c
Corp.
$1.05
Surety
(quar.)
Cos.'
l{2}\
j2-
12-31
*
___
common
Massachusetts
\22.2\
12-
3
12-
Paul Cohen, president and director of Technical
Irwin Lubalin, director of British Industries Corp.; Stuart
Corp.;
Parson
t$l
&
preferred
Western
12-24
3
1-13
5%
(quar.)
8tock
i_
6
(quar.)
12- 2
1
9
1-
1
12-29
Co.;
12 %c
preferred
12-28
35c
2-
(quar.)
preferred
Baumer
i5C
Miles L.
(quar.)
1st
Oil
1-
T.
.-_
pfd.
1st
Will
22%c
Tape
12-15
turing
2nd
Wilcox
3
12-
2-
*35c
40c
for
closed
not
(Continued from
9
12-16
(quar.)
announcement
4%
12-22
1_
1-10
for
12-15
4
(quar.)
12-
$i 75
12-
3
1
is
.
5%
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
1-
Paper (quar)
5% preferred (quar.)_
Maryland
50CC
Playing Card (quar,)
Rubber Reclaiming
(qu&r.)
Trust
6%
Western
30c
preferred
U. 8. Lines (N.
>1-
of
A
93c
_
12-28
12-16
;_
Securities,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
1-16
2
9
12-14'
12-16
'
Trust
Western Insurance
12-28
33
Extra
S
preferred
25c
income)
1-16
1-3-61
1
(annual)
10c
Freight /quar.)
U. S. Gypsum Co., common
U
2-16
(approximately 60
ordinary
S.
7%
5
2
12-
General Corporation and
Investment
1
3c
ioc
gains
12-
12-15
Co.—
income
Telephone
Casualty
Investment
9
share
12-
1-10
'
held)—___
B
—
income
Jamaica
1
Extra
Whitehall
12_
12-31
12-20
■
25C
______—
one
11-25
1-16
50C
in U. S. funds, less 15%
1-
(quar.)
9
1
Less
12-30
1- 2
..
California Telephone—
preferred
12-
12-
of
class
12-23
25c
——
and/or
1-
(increased)
—
Western
12-27
12.31
British
Manufacturing
&
25c
3-
Less
12-13
12-19
12-30
_
B
Petroleum,
5V4%
12-31
of
b-31
12-15
12-15
5%
(quar.)___—
(quar.)
9-15
12-30
12-31
5c
7%c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
books
$1.37%
Whitaker Paper Co.
$1.12%
12-23
7%c
preferred
White
i0c
5-31
*
-
(quar.)
30c
4.10%
preferred C
(quar.)
West Texas Utilities, 4.40% pfd.
$4.25
(quar.)
12-
37 %c
.
4%%
1
Corp.—
Radio
date
-
2
10c
Conditioning
6-15
—,—...
(quar.)
t Payable
to Allegheny Power System,
12-
12-20
10c
12-13
,
dividend
12-
$2.50 1-10-61
2-28
6
12-20
12-23
____
title.
Stock
United
7-10
3-15
Co.—
12-23
per
4-19
7-31-61
10c
6
15c
(quar.)
12-29
Molasses. Ltd.
5
4-29-61
9
1-10
6
12-
(quar.)
Management
42c
securities
investment income)
Manufacturers (quar.)
United
1
12-
12-20
dividend)
investment
37%c
from
(35c
net
United
1-
12-20
15c
5%
preferred
profits &
*
12-16
12-20
1-31-61
Curry
shares
21
Ltd.
y Previously
12-15
Co.—
Penn
5%
1-1
12-
2
1-20-
37%c
* Payable in Canadian
resident tax 15%;
a
12-15
12-30
10c
(quar.)
West
Western
15c
11-30
50c
Ohio
Western
*25c
11-30
12-20
25c
Jersey & Seashore RR.,
1-23
Ltd.—
preferred
Corp.
A
11-30
12-20
30c
preferred
West
12-14
12-30
3
1-
12-20
37 %c
Co., common
(stock dividend
20c
West
2-15
1
11-30
12-20
12-30
;
12-30
13%c
(quar.)
United Illuminating
Co
United
9
1-
20c
—^
(quar.)—*—
•Transfer
12-20
$1.12%
(stock
Extra
5%
40c
__
11-30
$1.56%
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Clutch
Wells Fargo Bank-American
Stock
dividend
30c
1959 series)
Ltd.,
Investments,
A
12-
Co.—
Corporations,
class
3
9
1
year-end from net securities profits)
3%
(quar.)_"—
United
6%
1-
12-
—
(quar.)__—
preferred
preferred
(Baltimore)
3
(subject to stockholders ap¬
Jan.
on
Twist
Md.
1-
12-20
$1.25
(quar.)
net
2-
3
_.
Corp.
Wellington Fund, lnc
Common
*l0c
1-
15c
Welbilt
7%
(quar.)__.
1-15
20c
Fixture
Company
1
3
37 %c
—
..
75c
(quar.)__
Mills
preferred
12-
1-
4
B
Zenith
$1.05
(quar.)
&
12- * 6
12-20
*—1
5
30c
(quar.)
Western Grocers,
of
(quar.)
common
Class
$1.12%
Pharmaceutical
Knitting
—
(quar.)_'___—
&
$3.50
Brake
Weber Showcase
'12-23
i
Park
Zeller's,
12-20
12-
common..
Pictures
Motor
"4%
62 %c
-
.
on
preferred
Western
cur¬
expenses.
Electric
$4.50
8%
approximately
share based
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.
Union
Union
$4
of
rate
and
(interim)
to
amount
$1.05 per depositary
2
12-20
(quar.)
(s-a)
Western Carolina
Non-voting
Payment
1-
62 %c
RR.
12-14
(quar.)
Research
each
7%c
.
5%
$1.50
1
(quar.)_____
Telephone Co., $5
Washington Natural Gas
5
12-30
loc
__
1
12-
A
Tiernan, Inc.
Inc.
67%c
_
(quar.)
Century-Fox Film (quar.)
Coach
63%c
57c
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
$2.70
9
25c
Tri-Continental
8
12-
$1.25
(Jim) Corp. /quar.)
Baking Co., 5%% pfd.
4%%
Corp.r—
Quarterly—
Twentieth
1-13
12-
$1.22%
(quar.)____
Trust Co.
2-1
$1.49
(quar.)
preferred
Williams
12-22
25c
$1.40
preferred
$5.96
&
12-16
17%c
$1.42%
$4.90
Transue
1-17
12-
12-23
(quar.)
River
12-29
37 %c
Zp,le Jewelry
12-23
1
12-15
(quar.)
9
12-20
*20c
.____
$1.50
(quar.)
Batteries
Company—
extra
(quar.)_;—
Year-end
4c
1-
5%
preferred
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
$2.55 preferred (quar.)
12•
10c
Weiman
6%
Corp.
class
12-30
1-31
25c
common_„-
Youngstown Steel Door Co.
37 %c
;
A
Wayne
*50c
1-4-61
6
$1,433/4
B
Waukesha
Corp. Fund-
Lines
Reed,
Warner Electric
5%
Transcon
&
Warner
1-
*25c
12-20
^
(quar.)__,
1-16
1-31
12-14
15c
Ware
*$1.12%
(quar.)
12-31
1-
$1.03
Warren
_____
12-21
Grove Products, class A (quar.)_
Disney Productions (quar.)_
Ward
12-15
2-
12-30
Walter
*60c
(quar.)
Trans-Lux
$3
preferred
7
*15c
10c
$1.01
(quar.)_
preferred
Mfg.
Co.,
preferred
preferred
Yosemite
"
12-12
3
2-15
1-16
2%
>
__.
12-
(quar.)___
York
Walnut
12-31
1-
Cab
preferred
Quarterly
12-15
A
com.
12-28
,12- 8
Walt
Pa.)—
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
Wallace &
2
12-31
1-16
12-15
12-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
$1
class
__
Trans-Canada
3
12-31
12-31
30c
Co.,
(quar.)
Warner-Lambert
:
Ltd..
(quar.)
4%%
1-
1-
8%
Finance,
Power
preferred
preferred
—
,
Annual
Traders
12-15
35c
& Towne
6%
.
12-31
(quar.)
preferred
Year-end
12-15
5
50c
_
12-12
25c
___
Walgreen
9
3
25c
12-27
35c
12-
1-
*$1
Towmotor
dividend
preferred
&
7
$1.25
—_—
6%
Yocam
(quar.)
12- 9
1-
Zale
12-12
10c
class
12-
(monthly)
Jr.
Young Spring & Wire
12-15
1-
40c
2%
(stock dividend)
non-cumulative
12-28
25c
(Wm.),
Yellow
12-27
$1.25
3
*75c
.
;
2
57c
12-22
1-12
2
12-
Mass.)—
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
Wakefield Company, 5% preferred
Waldorf Systems, Inc. (quar.)
J40c
Participating
Traders
12-15
*15c
(quar.)_.
Works,
Torrington Company (quar.)__
Torrington Mfg. (quar.)
Stock
12-31
7c
Ltd., class A (accum.)
Toronto Star. Ltd., 6%
1st pref. (quar.)
Towle
Inc..
Waddell
20c
(reduced)
12-
1
(quar.)
Co.
75c
9
1
1-
x
12-15
1-
12-
1-
5c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
6%% preferred (quar.)
12-15
12- 7
1-16
5%
(quar.)
Mining of Nevada
Toronto
1-10
12-23
12%c
12-23
Wrigley
Vulcan Materials—
12-15
12 %c
(quar.)
15c
33c
(accum.)
Rubber
2-15
Monthly
$0,356
.
Company—
(quar.)
!
Equipment
$4.50
12-15
3%
B)
12-19
.
(quar.3—..
Ltd.
Class
A
Realty & Construction
Stock
Tobin
12-31
12-31
30c
(quar.)
class
on
B.)
(J.
Company
Vulcan
Co.—
dividend
A
3
1-
12-28
40c
preferred
preferred A
$4.12
4%
Products
(Stock
Class
12-12
12-15
37%c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
12-12
10c
pfd.
Co., $1.20
(quar.)
Times-Mirror
3
31c
series)
12-19
_____
$4.20
12-31
1-
12-23
25c
(quar.)
(initial).,
',
(Springfield,
$4.04
12-31
12%c
(quar.)
common
$1.25
,,
9
12-
1-10
___
Sciver
$5
$1.06%
(quar.)—
(quar.)___,—
12-26
(quar.)
2-15
8c
___—_
12-28
/-U-p—,
___________
A
12-12
25c
,
(quar.)___:
Trust
&
conv.
Viewlex
12- 2
12- 2
4%
preferred
3
National Bank (Phoenix, Ariz.) (quar.)
Industries, Inc.—
Victor
$1.12%
dividend
1-
preferred
12-16
15c
Combing Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Woolson Spice, 6% preferred (quar.)
World Publishing
(stock dividend——
Worthington Corp., common (quar.)
Norman
Viau,
12-14
1- 3
Wool
1-
12 %c
12-20
12-30
25c
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4%%
4%%
1-21
40c
(quar.)
6
30c
__
Ginger Ale (quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp. (increased-quar.)
12-15
17%c
(accum.)
(quar.)
1
$1.12%
____
common
series
Virginia Electric
preferred
Tool
Markets
2-
_____
_______
Venors
Thompson-Starrett Co.—
Thorofare
Light,
Vanity Fair Mills Inc.
12-15
12-15
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries
12-15
25c
_
common
dividend
$2.28
12-
1- 3
12-30
30c
(initial)
com,
(quar.)
Quarterly
12-15
1-
20c
$1.25
(quar.)
Mills
1-
5%
$2
new
(quar.)
&
Bank
Vendo
1- 2
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-19
6%
1
12-17
1- 3
1-20
9
"
12-15
48c
,
(quar.)_,
common
1
31 %c
___
preferred
4%
Inc.,
1-
12-19
(quar.)
Vanderbilt Tire &
31 (4c
(quar.)
preferred
1
&
Stock
Valley
5%
1-
12-29
3%
preferred
Utilities
12- 9
12-9
12- 9
12-21
12-31
$1.31 %
______
30c
__
Power
Van
1
12-
12-14
2
1-
*40c
Industries, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Wood-Mosaic, class A (lnitial-quar.)—
Class
B
(initial-quar.)
Woodward & Lothrop, common (quar.)
12-22
Payable of Reo.
Share
Company
(John)
Holdert
When
Per
Name of
Wood
12-15
12-31
...
$1.28
3
40c
(quar.)
Tobacco,
Company
Utah
1-
17 %c
(increased)
Steel
Marion,
preferred
4% %
12-15
12-15
1-
$1.24
(quar.)
5%
1-20
*$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
12-30
7c
preferred
Textiles,
1-1-
$1.25
preferred
5.25%
Textron.
1-1
Universal
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$1
dividend
preferred
Upson
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Universal Pictures
Transmission—
preferred
Textile
1- 1
$1.18
*
5%
preferred (quar.).:
Tenney Corp. (monthly)
Texaco Canada, Ltd., 4%
Texas
1
1- 1
1- 1
11
$1.31 %
(quar.)
1
1
1- 1
1- 1
$1.16%
:
1
11-
8%
York)
Inc.
Leaf
When
Share
(New
Universal-Cyclops
Universal
1
12-28
30c
...—..
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5 %%
12- 5
2%
\quar.)
Co.
Utilities,
Stock
Tennessee Gas Transmission, com.
4.60%
Trust
United Stockyards
Corporation—
Tappan Company
4% %
12-22
^—.
dividend
4.10%
12-22
S
United
three
for
one
U
12-15
12- 1
1- 2
2%
Tejon Ranch
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
15c
(quar.)
Holders-
When
Per
Name of Company
Tennessee
..Monday, December 19, 1S60
...
fiscal
net
to
company
since
of
has
been
in
ended
common
paid
The
each
paid
cash
year
1980,
income
share.
1-'
dividends
amount
cash
of
since
monthly,
Winn-Dixie
amounted
25,
Net
June
$721,532,377.
per
1934.
increased
have
year
sales
$1.25
1944.
the
on
its
common
dividends
Since
latest
paid
January
declaration
■
Volume
(December)
ended
being
25,
June
192
Number
6013
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
the rate of six cents per share.
dividends totaled 60 cents.
at
1960,
the
For
year
Wings & Wheels Express, Inc.—Registers Common—
UNDERWRITERS—The
subject
agreed,
to
underwriters
terms
the
the
selling stockholder
opposite their respective
set
of
named
below
purchase
a
the
number
of
have
contract,
shares
of
The
five
Lynch,
Fenner
Goldman,
Sachs
Eastman
Co
13,000
Clement
12,500
J
&
12,500
Howard,
Weeks
Lehman
Brothers.
Carl
Loeb,
M;
1
1
&
Witter
Dean
&
Francis
Jackson
&
Hayden,
Stone
Reynolds
&
Weil,
&
cents
others
and
for
like
share
per
stock
common
amount
of
an
and
sold
were
will
Co.,
be
Of
used
2,000
Son...
enlargement
service,
2,000
capital
2,000
Inc
porate
the
for
of
air freight
in
order
proceeds
expansion
sales
its
force
expansion
and
handling
Co
$194,400 net
the
of
in
and
from
the
the
the
company's
present
42
modernization
sale,
existing
S.
Corp._
&
Winslow,
Jack
7,000
Bell
7,000
C. ;F.
Inc.
Co
Co.,
&
Lane,
Inc
Stein
Abbott,
&
Sullivan
Bosworth,
192,
&
Co.
&
1,500
Co
1,500
W.
the
Lyons
1,500
Scharff
2,000
Securities
Jones,
W.
J.
&
Tindall
Wyatt,
Neal
Co..
Vice-
a
Any
of
net
proceeds
funds,
to
loans
for
proceeds
property
property
will
be
remain
used,
$550,000
pay
for
will
of
totalled
On
with
Nov.
sale
any
23,
of
from
the
bank
sale
of
loans
the
will
stock
not
used
be
applied
to
pay
to
for
the
more
Co..
1,500
State
1,500
Waggoner.
company
Wisconsin
of
incorporated
was
July
on
29,
1946,
under
the
Wisconsin
as
which
this
PRESENT
has
businesses
The
company
subsidiary.
FINANCING
Outstg.
property Additions—
$450,000
$1,400,000
■(■Increase
728,000
485,000
500,000
410.000
$2,500,000
5%, due
800,000
500,000
tl, 666,190
1970
50,000
chase
from
the
chase
centages
Issued
estimated
upon
without
limit
subject
company,
and
total
indicated
proceeds
underwriters
stockholders
maximum
a
209,783
....
be
may
to
as
the
aggregate
-
based
common
t695,116
,
bonds
UNDERWRITING—The
of
1,022,000
__
of
opposite
to
their
share.
per
agreed
to
pre-emptive
subscription
employees
the
of
$21
severally
to
subject
500
of
have
rights
of
unsubscribed
respective
shares,
pur¬
rights
to
pur¬
the
per¬
names.
Percentages
The
of
Milwaukee
Harvey,
Bell
this
-V.
stock.
&
192,
Co
Haydon
Farrell,
&
J.
Co.,
51
Inc
34
______
Inc
15
.
1755.
p.
payment
(F. W.)
property
Wool worth Co.—Sales Higher-
Period End. Nov. 30—
BUSINESS—The
of
Wis.
re¬
Of
corporation,
propane
surplus..
1960,
the
for
surplus
additions.
short-term
stock
TO
_
principal amount.
The
loaiis
bank
$1,000,000.
outstanding after the
capital
EFFECT
stock
Earned
Dec. 14,1960.
on
short-term
additions.
additions
share.
together
GIVING
contract,
surplus:
and
Capital
group
share for each five shares
per
outstanding
appliances
gas
corporation,
bulk
Dodgeville and Fort Atkinson,
loans
sales
stock
Common
Co., Inc.—Rights Offering to
is offering to its common
one
selling
subsidiary
a
and
gas
Gas
Sheridan
customers.
Wisconsin
a
bottle
1960—Month—1959
1,500
Inc
&
&
basis of
incurred
$450,000
1,500
Inc
Co.,
amount,
1,500
Co
&
&
treasury
company
short-term
1,500
Inc,
Mid-South
Co., *
&
quired
1,500
1,500
Co.,
on the
of record on
PROCEEDS—The
1,500
Corp.
Kormendi
L.
as
Conditional
company
Nov. 22, 1960, at $21
subscription offer expired at 3 p.m. (CST)
1,500
2168.
p.
Co., Inc.
Securities
McCarley
Southern Gas
stock,
held
1,500
Inc
2,000
1
Inc.
1,500
__
&
Kentucky Co
Kohlmeyer & Co.....;
2,000
Smith,
officials
mon
4,000
Paine.
&
management
1,500
The
Co
&
Wisconsin
4,000
Strudwick—2,000
&
Boettcher
Howard I.
of
retail
organized
Corp.,
retail
and
mtge.
Capital
Board
1,500
Co
&
and
Richter,
Inc..
Co.,
Dooly
C.
shares,
shares,
L.
stockholders, through transferable subscription warrants,
the right to subscribe for 27,996 shares of
$10 par com¬
Ewing
Allen
Interstate
Boyce—_—
Proctor
Anderson
E.
Oscar
4,000
233,185
owns
were
Edward
shares.
Stockholders—The
1,500
Investment
4,000
which
company's
reclassified into
Inc.__.___
Kirkpatrick,
Inc..
37,995
outstanding
of
business
bonds, 3%%, ser. A, due 1975—..
bonds, 4Va%, ser. B, due 1981...
First mtge. bonds, 5%, series
C, due 1983____
4 Vb %
debentures, due 1975
;
the
1,500
Landstreet
Co.__
President,
then
stock,
common
at
„
First mtge.
First
,
1960,
...
&
&
286,825
of
November
bank
•Additional
Stetson
Co
Hough,
Cassell
&
________
Bros.
&
Crane
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
owns
shares
in
Southern
is located
Long-term debt:
2,000
&
&
Bass
Co.,
&
President,
own
*
2,000
2,000
Childress
4,000
Lemon
Kidder
M.
Clark,
Space
Corp.
and
2,000
Co..
&
stock
common
Chairman
Co
Cohu
of
2,000
Brothers
7,000
•i
&
shares
recapitalization
Wisconsin
to
office
Authorized
Short-term
of
for
shipments. The balance will be added to working
finance accounts receivable and for general cor¬
to
a
305,450
_.
4,000
Co.
&
Co..—4,000
Johnson,
M.
Wheat
7,000
Co.,
Hammill
Johnston,
C.
Inc.
Bradford
&
J.
9,000
^
Inc.
2,050
to
company
CAPITALIZATION
purposes.
Pursuant
2,000
^
Almstedt
&
Hutton
Shearson,
9,000
Inc
Co.,
Noel
Inc.
9,000
&
Wulbern,
.1
Inc_
Co.,
Alstyne,
2,000
-
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
9,000
7,000
Dickson
Goodbody
Van
9,000
&
&
R.
C.
12,500
Co._
Co
&
Carrison,
Co...
Allyn
Co..
Inc.
Strader
__
&
&
the
$94,400
areas
facilities
present
in
wholesale
Gas
the
of
changed
services,
geographical
of
to
and
Chien,
58.82%
owns
was
The principal
Wis.
engaged
gas
Propane
du
1954.
the
wholesale
Prairie
in
stock
name
53
Geneva,
is
(LP)
1957,
Wisconsin
acquired
the
Lake
company
July,
at
to
at
Chicago.
Road,
propane
In
34,000
shares
common
share, which
aggregate of $33,400.
per
The
and
commission.
The
company
is
engaged principally
in
the
business
of
freight
forwarding by air. In addition, it provides "terminal handling" service
Labouisse,
&
Miller
12,500
Co
Co.,
C.
Courts
Inc.r_
Securities
A.
F.
Co.
duPont
Equitable
—V.
Hilliard
Pierce,
12,500
Co.____
I.
Mead,
&
——
Weld
Bache
The
&
to purchase a
from $3 to $5
of
rates
2,000
Mason-Hagan,
12,500
Webber,
White,
A.
Evans
36
a
t
-Curtis
The
A.
B.
Friedrichs
&
_
Paine,
J.
12,500
Rhoades
Co.
E.
J.
receive
2,000
Inc.
Co
will
2,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co...
Union
&
Hornblower
79,000
&
Dillon,
Securities
warrants
underwriters
Inc
who
prospectus also includes 10,000 shares of
year
Springs
a
Inc.,
Co.,
&
ascending
Shares
Pierec,
Smith
&
stock
below:
names
Shares
Merrill
Lyon
severally
Wheels,
&
Yorkt filed
New
purchase
to
common
Appliance Corp. The
Inc. on April 21,
Co.,
located at Astoria Blvd. at 110th St., Flushing,
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 9, 1960,
covering 85,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
at $3.00 per share on an all or none basis by
Globus, Inc. and Ross,
Wings
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
of
the
company
as
of Nov.
30,
1960, consists of $6,800,000 3l/4% sinking fund debentures; $7,600,000
3%% sinking fund debentures; and 12,710,000 shares of common stock
out of a total authorized 15,000,000 shares.
from
(2557)
laws
of
Southern
Gas
1960—11 Mos.—1959
$
the
Sales
&
—V.
192,
$
$
$
86,233,909
________
85,240,776
860,983,648
810,802,285
1958.
p.
■
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
•
o
ALABAMA
College,
Montgomery,
Business
sealed
(CST)
of
bids
$225,000
1960.
until
student
bonds.
Due
2000
will
re¬
11
a.m.
Dec. 28 for the purchase
on
revenue
to
Manager,
center
Dated
March
on
inclusive.
1960
March
1
from
Interest
Legality
approved
Bradley, Arant, All
Birmingham.
by
&
1,
1963
M-S.
,
...
Commissioners, Ala.
C Bond Offering—O. C.
Sanders,
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
until
Jan.
10
purchase of $3,000,000
sewer
revenue
for
the
water and
Alvord
Unified
bonds
offered
2169
p.
were
—
Dec.
on
5—v.
awarded
to
Bank of America N. T. & S.
San
Francisco,
$175,000
40,000
1962 to
1970 and
240,000
A., of
on
Due
Jan.
1
p.-2271
on
Jan.
j;
on
Jan.
4s, at
Sale —The
school bonds offered
v.
a
192,
p.
Dec.
192,
v.
of America
Francisco,
N. T. &
at
A., of San
price of 100.0004,
a
net interest cost of about
a
as
3.32%,
follows:
$235,000
as
1962 to
65,000
Angeles,
as
'
155,000
Jan. 1 from
Due
on
Jan.
as
2%s.
Due
on
Jan.
1,
.410,000
as
3s. Due
on
Jan. 1 from
570,000
from
.
as
3Y4S.
1975
to
560,000 as 3.40s.
from 1979 to
Due
on
Jan.
1
1973, inclusive.
Due
on
Jan.
1
1981, inclusive.
2
Due
a
$1,250,000
13—
Dec.
on
price of
cost
of
"
as
100.028,
about
from
5s./ Due
1962
to
4V4S.
as
a
3.52%,
Jan.
on
Jan.
on
Jan.
on
3%s.
as
1976
to
Y4S.
as
and
Due
on
Jan.
15
1986.
Other members of the
were as
syndicate
follows: Blyth &
Co., Inc.,
R. H. Moulton & Co., Harris Trust
& Savings Bank, Chicago, William
R.
Staats
and
Wells
&
Co.,
Fargo
Weeden &
on
Feb. 1 from
able
Dec.
2271—were awarded
dicate
composed
of
to
a
Bond
bonds
Blyth &
rity-First
National
San
of
100.081,
R.
Staats
&
-
1966
Co., at
price
&
to
Trust
Co.,
interest
cost
3Y2S.
Due
on
3%s.
as
Due
on
4s.
as
and
Due
on
his
at
election
Dated
1
Dec.
1
Dec.
price
1960,
Costa
bonds
p.
offered
2271
to
to
as
inclusive.
1968
3V4S.
Due
Jan.
on
as
from
10,000
as
33/4s.
1976
Due
Is. Due
McKinleyville
on
Union
Humboldt
Jan.
on
1981
to
192,
a
4.31%,
1
inclusive.
school
N.
school,
Dec. 6—
as 4.60s.
from 1973 to
Due
1980
Joachin
Bond
on Dec. 1
inclusive.
school
bonds offered on Dec. 5—v. 192r
p. 2067 — were awarded to The
Bank of America N. T. & S. A.,
interest
follows:
.
*m 'Wo******
M
£-
$97,000
$62,000
Dec.
6
T.
&
S.
A., of
San
Francisco,
School Districts
(P. O. Hollister), Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
high
school
districts
was
and
bonds
junior
offered
on
college
Dec.
1
sold to the Bank of America
N. T. & S.
A., of San Franciscp.
Timber School District,
Bond
1
County, Calif.
Sale—The
of
on
Ventura
County, Calif.
Oak View Union School District,
San
issue
offered
sold to The Bank of America
follows:
as 4%s.
Due on Dec.
from 1961 to 1972 inclusive.
County, Calif.
Sale—An
bonds
San Benito County
County, Calif.
as
Valley School District, San
Mateo
and Associates.
Jan. 1, 1982.
on
of
$715,000 election
A bonds offered on
Jan. 3—v. 192, p. 2375—has been
postponed.
Offering—Robert L. Haan,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Ventura,
11
net
as
series
was
p.
4.64%,
sale
1960,
Bond
1
.
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro-,
posed
School Dist.,
series A bonds offered
t
1
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
95,000
of
Dated Feb.
Orange Unified School District,
Orange County, Calif.
inclusive.
Due
31/2S.
purchase
bonds.
Portola
Jan.
on
1969 to 1971
as
$1,475,000
1, 1961.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1981,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-"'
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
192,
5s. Due on Jan. 1 from
as
1962
the
school
The
A., of
San Francisco, and Associates, at
a price of 100.103, as follows:
103, Calif.
100.12,
cost of about
6—v.
awarded
Bank of America N. T. & S.
$119,000
for
$350,000 school
Dec.
on
were
—
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Diego,
until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Dec. 20'
cisco.
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$7^,000
1,
1980.
v.
of
Los
School District, Contra
Martinez
about
192, p. 2271 — were
awarded to Blyth & Co., Inc., at
a
T.
2271—were awarded to
The Bank of America N.T. & S.A.,
of San Francisco, at a price of
100.072, a
net
interest cost of
Bond Sale—The $260,000 park¬
ing limited tax bonds offered on
—
County, Calif.
office.
v.
Angeles Parking District
No.
in
office
Elementary
School District, San Diego
Feb.
59,000
Los
Gordon
—
Bond Sale—The $136,000
Dec.
from
as 4s. Due on Jan. 2
1973 to
1980 inclusive.
9 a.m. (PST) on
10 for the purchase of $30,-
of
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
1979
62,000
series A
1, 1961. Due
on Feb. 1 from
1962 to 1986, incl.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the County
Treasurer's
follows:
inclusive.
from
as 5s.
Due on Jan. 2
1962 to
1972 inclusive.
until
000,000
The
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
from
139,000
as
1969
as
from
syn¬
of Los
a
to
180,000
Dec. .8
Bank,
awarded
5s. Due on Dec. 1 from
as
bids
68,000
$679,000 school
Dec. 5—v. 192,
Bank
net
a
3.84%,
$85,000
sealed
Jan.
from
Francisco, and Hill Rich¬
Co., jointly, at a price of
&
about
192,
Co.,
on
2067—were
p.
275,000
Angeles, J. Barth & Co., and Wil¬
liam
offered
$35,000
July
1980 inclusive.
Offering
Angeles,
51,000
School
Sale—The
First Western
Co.,
Inc., R. H. Moulton & Co., Secu¬
Diego,
1963 to
Unified
on
Oceanside Union
Dec. 20
on
District,
San Joaquin County, Calif.
American
5—v.
San
the
at
Lincoln
Sale—The $650,000 school
on
in
(PST)
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Unified School District,
Butte County, Calif.
offered
office
a.m.
Due
Los Angeles School Districts,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
bonds.
1986, incl.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
Durham
bonds
2375—has been
p.
July
1970 inclusive.
4.20s.
1971 to
Bond
purchase of $610,000 school
Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Due
bonds.
Co., of San Francisco.
Bond
10:30
for the
.
Bank
B
San Francisco, at a price of
100.132, a net interest cost of
4.18%, as follows:
about
Nesvig, County Clerk, will receive
$674,000 election
bonds offered on
192,
his
at
until
15,
inclusive.
Due on Jan. 15,
series
3—v.
bids
15
1984,
of
of
July
Due on July
as 4.30s.
from 1981 to 1986 inclusive.
2
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
inclusive:
1974,
Due
sale
as
on
95,000
inclusive.
Lemon Grove School District,
San Diego County, Calif.
ards
p.
1971 to 1974, inclusive.
Jan.
on
inclusive.
postponed.
basis of
a
follows:
1985
1,
1969 and 1970.
posed
1975.
"
1968.
at
interest
1967, inclusive.
4%s.
as
on
The
to
syndicate headed by the Secu¬
rity-First National Bank, of Los
Trust
5s. Due
awarded
a
12—
S.
2,
Due
as 4%s.
from 1967 to
106,000
on
1966 inclusive.
30,000
Garden Grove School District,
1959,
192,
2271—were awarded to
p.
110,000
2271—were awarded to
headed by the Bank
3%s.
as
as 51/2S.
from 1962 to
from
Due
1971
to
Jan.
on
from 1972 to 1981
Jan.
Sale —The
from
syndicate
Jan. 2 from
on
Due
$29,000
inclusive.
3V2S.
1969
325,000
expansion
Dec.
school bonds offered
$1,995,000
on
gen¬
:
■...
495,000
Morterey County, Calif.
Due
1966
as
from
5—v.
sewer
price of 100.35,
a
Bond
1
1981 inclusive.
105,000
of
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro¬
$175,000
on
were
—
55,000
Due
5s.
to
cost
follows:
as
as 3y4s.
Due
1967 and 1968.
Bank of America N. T. & S. A., of
San Francisco, and Associates, as
Carmel Unified School District,
Bond
offered
$590,000
1971.
1972 to
Sale—The
obligation
bonds
net
1969 inclusive.
4s.
as
from
Due
33/4s.
as
The
follows:
as
4%s.
as
from
192,
as
1962
Corona, Calif.
Bond
eral
School
District,
Riverside County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $455,000 school
interest
net
a
3.75%,
Orange County, Calif.
Coronado Unified School District,.,
San Diego County, Calif.
CALIFORNIA
100.05,
70,000
3.97%.
bonds.
of
about
$150,000
,
Mobile Board of Water and Sewer
Boston
White & CO.
White,
Rose, of
.
First
follows:
as
syndicate
Co., J. Barth & Co., Reynolds &
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Stone &
Youngberg, Cruttenden, Podesta
& Co., Hooker & Fay, Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Irving Lundborg & Co., I. L. Brooks Securities
Co., Hannaford & Talbot and C. N.
C. M. Reaves,
—
>.
:
Corp., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
ner & Smith, Inc., Dean Witter &
Alabama
Bond Offering
ceive
..
were
Huntingdon
Jr.,
-i/.iu
Other members of the
a.m.
until
(PST) on Dec. 27 for the
purchase of $50,000 bonds. Dated
Jan. 15, 1961. Due on
1962
and
to
1971
interest
County
Jan. 15 from
inclusive.
Principal,
(J-J) payable at the,
Treasurer's office.
JL
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
54
West
Unified School Dist.,
Covina
Los
bonds.
Angeles County, Calif.
bids
sealed
will
Clerk,
County
office
his
at
receive
in
building improvement
Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due
school
Los
until 9 a.m. (PST) on
purchase of $300,000
1959,
series
B bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1
from 1962 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
Angeles,
July 1, 1974, inclusive. Princi¬
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
the Citizens State Bank, in Water¬
to
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
basis of about 3.25%.
ler, Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 3
purchase of $80,000 student
housing
revenue
bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1960. Due on March 1
from 1963 to 1995 inclusive. In¬
for the
Legality approved by
Scott, McCarthy, Preston, Steal &
Gilleland, of Miami.
IDAHO
Independent School District,
—
Dec.
192, p. 2169—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chicago,
price of 100.016, a net inter¬
follows:
est cost of about 3.25%, as
3%s.
Due semi-an¬
Jan. 1 and July 1
1962 to" 1972 inclusive.
as
nually
from
on
as 3s. Due semi-annually
Jan. 1 and July 1, 1973 and
92,000
on
"
1974/
1, 1962 to June 1, 1968
Principal and interest
inclusive.
at the Bloomfield
State Bank, in Bloomfield. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Braun,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will
receive
22
Dec.
on
(CST)
purchase of
until 1:30 p.m.
sealed bids
the
for
$66,000 general obligation sanitary
sewer
1960 bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
Due
1960.
Other members of the
(J-J) payable at The Clark
County State Bank, in Jefferson¬
ville. Legality approved by Ross,
terest
Lagrange County (P. O. Lagrange),
Indiana
Bond
Offering
Richard
will
L.
County
Co., Boettcher & Co., First Secu¬
rity Bank of Utah, N. A., Salt
Lake City, Hayden, Stone & Co.,
Edward L. Burton & Co., McDon¬
ceive
sealed
ald-Moore & Co., and
1960.
Bank
Continental
Trust Co., of Salt Lake
July 1, 1961 to Jan. 1, 1971 inclu¬
Pinehurst Water
Shoshone County,
O. Pinehurst), Idaho
Sale—The $240,000 gen¬
District (P.
Bond
obligation bonds offered on
9
v.
192, p. 2272 — were
Federal Housing
awarded to the
eral
Dec.
Finance
Home
and
Agency,
Sale
Bond
—
E.
Drake,
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
000
the purchase of $17,-
28 for
Dec.
school aid
1960 bonds.
Dated
1960. Due semi-annually
from July 1, 1962 to July 1, 1970
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Dec.
payable at the Bloomfield
in Bloomfield.
Le¬
gality aproved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
(J-J)
Bank,
Center Township
Civil Township
(P. O. Bloomfield), Ind.
Bond
Offering — Alvin Crowe,
Trustee,
Township
sealed
on
bids
Dec.
28
until
for
11
the
will
a.m.
Dated Dec.
nually from
July
1,
1962 to Jan.
1, 1971 inclusive.
Principal
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
and
the
Bloomfield State Bank, in Bloom¬
field.
Bond
.
Offering
—
Orlo
Deetz,
Trustee,' will receive
Sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Jan. 5 for the purchase of $80,000
$58,000
The"
•
—
Doucet,
J.
to
1971
1963
bonds.
Due on Feb. 1
1961.
inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Foley, Cox & Judell, of New Or¬
City, and Blewer, Glynn
Co., as 3s, at a price of 100.6631,
Kansas
&
a
Sale
—
The
$415,000
street
improvement bonds offered
at the
same
a
J
group
time
awarded to
were
composed ' of
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co., of New York;
Bear,
Stearns
&
Co.;
KENTUCKY
(P. O. Morgan-
192, p. 2273—were
to The Security & Bond
—v.
offered
price
1961
from
1
sealed
(EST)
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1967
to
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at any bank or trust com¬
designated by the success¬
bidder. Legality approved by
pany
ful
Paddock
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Miller,
for
purchase of $225,000
building
revenue
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
Due on Dec.
1
from
1962 to
terest J-D.
1980 inclusive.
In¬
Legality approved by
Joseph R. Rubin, of Louisville.
1
Mora, Minn.
Nov. 30
—
awarded
Clair
&
Sale—The
Bond
manent
awarded
National
land
at
3.20s,
a
7—v.
MISSISSIPPI
Booneville, Miss.
to
p.
First
No.
headed
School Dist.,
$1,650,000
bonds of¬
Dec. 7—v. 192, p. 2170—
to
a,
syndicate
the First of Michigan
follows:
$55,000
as
4V2S.
Due
from 1962 to 1964
on
Sale—An
bridge bonds was sold to
road and
Scharff & Jones, Inc., as
Oct.
4s. .Dated
Oct.
from
1
July 1
inclusive.
1960.
1,
3%s, and
Due on
inclu¬
1980
to
1961
Legality ap¬
Interest A-O.
sive;
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
Long Beach, Miss.
Offering—Sealed bids will
until Jan. 17 for the
received
general ob¬
of $155,000
purchase
ligation street paving bonds.
MISSOURI
Westminster
1,
mitory
Due
May
on
1
1967 inclusive.
12—v.
price of
a
Offering—J.
Earl
Millett,
8
p.m.
(EST)
on
Jan.
17
for the
1960.
Due
on
Oct. 1
from 1961 to
1978, inclusive. Call¬
1, 1965. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at any
able
as
of
2274—were
Housing
p.
Federal
Finance
Home
3V8S, at
192,
the
to
Agency,
as
par.
MONTANA
Sturgis School District, Mich.
Bond
1960 bonds offered
revenue
Dec.
awarded
and
College, Fulton, Mo.
$175,000 dor¬
Sale —The
Bond
Wheatland County,
Harlowton
School Districts, Mont.
Bond
Clerk
will
Offering
of
the
receive
—
Board
Mary Clock,
of Trustees,
sealed
until
bids
8
for the
purchase of $295,000 school bonds.
(MST)
p.m.
Dated
Feb.
on
1,
Jan.
12
1961.
Oct.
NEW JERSEY
or trust company designated
thq successful bidder. Legal¬
bank
by
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Cresskill, N. J.
Bond
ceive
sealed
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
chase
ment
Noetzel,
the
Offering
Secretary
Board
of
Sylvester A.
and Clerk of
—
County Road Com¬
Offering
—
William
H.
Hotaling, Borough Clerk, will re¬
Bond
Corporation, at a price of 100.018,'
a net interest cost of about 4.11%,
as
May
on
1963.
3V2S.
Dated Dec. 1,
Sale —The
by
as
Due
purchase of $1,000,000 school site
and
building limited tax bonds.
school site and building
awarded
4s.
as
tion, will receive sealed bids until
a
of Memphis.
(P. O. Gulf port), Miss.
issue of $75,000
1
Bond
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
100.788,
$50,000
im¬
sewerage
County Supervisors Dist.
per¬
Michigan
were
192,
Portland,
price of
and
National Bank,
Harrison
on
$120,000
of¬
2273—
MICHIGAN
on
5—v.
Corporation; Kenower, MacArthur & Co,, and H. V. Sattley
& Co., Inc., as follows:
from 1964 to
basis of about 3.10%.
fered
$320,000 special
improvement
Dec.
on
The First Port¬
Bank, of
Sale—An issue of
/.
gan
bonds
192,
The
2273—were awarded to a group
200,000
$271,000
improvement
192, p. 2170 — were
Allison-Williams
v.
to
Co.
Bond
Shores, Mich.
street
offered
1962 and
South Portland, Maine
$350,000 village
bonds offered on
revenue
composed of The First of Michi¬
-
Bond
the
p.
192,
100.65, a basis of about
of
Davidson Community
Offering—J. H. Wiseman,
school
13—v.
Dec.
3.42%.
Kentucky
20
on
Hill, Inc.*. jointly, as 3%s, at a
&
Lyon County (P. O. Eddyville),
Bond
as 3.70s.
Due on Dec.
from 1981 to 1985 inclusive.
150,000
provement bonds was sold to The
purchase of $35,000 fire
station general obligation bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
Due on Sept.
bonds
2273—were awarded to Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., and Harkness
awarded
Co.
1
Bond Sale—The
Minor,
receive
will
Clerk,
Maine
p.
as
Bond Sale—The $260,000 school
building bonds offered on Dec. 7
Due on Dec.
1980 inclusive.
90,000
"
Bond
Bond Sale—The
Sale—The $435,000
Bond
were
town), Ky.
as 3.60s.
-"from 1978 to
3V2S.
as
waterworks
assessment
fered on Dec.
Butler County
Due on Dec.
1977 inclusive.
1
from 1971 to
165,000
electric
Mich.
St. Clair,
MAINE
Weeden &
and
Wood,
Co.;
Rand
&
Co.;
Gundy & Co., Inc., as 3s, at a price
of 100.4579, a basis of about 2.95% .
1
3s.
as
from 1963 to
Sept.' 1
ciation.
St.
bonds
Additional
p.
Due on Dec.
1970 inclusive.
$145,000
be
basis of about 2.93%.
192,
group
2273 — were awarded to The
Saginaw Savings and Loan Asso¬
leans.
Bar Harbor School District,
$550,000 water,
bonds offered on Nov.
p.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
will receive
(CST) on
improvement
terest F-A.
inclusive.
(P. O. 5500 Stroebel Road,
Saginaw), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $65,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 8—v. 192,
City
purchase of $110,-
Dated Feb. 1,
from
on
1970
a
22 for the
M.
Secretary,
public
Due
Bond Offering—Ethel G.
Louisiana
the
23/4s.
1968 to
Sale—The
sewer
inclusive.5
Township School District
James
•
Landry Parish Fire Protection
District No. 3 (P. O. Opelousas),
Trust Co., of New York City;
National
Bank
& Trust Co.,
of
school
Township
bonds of¬
1757—
St.
for
1
on
1967
as
from
Bank, of Olla, as 3.85s, at a
3
Sept.
Due
ers
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Dec.
Waterloo), Ind.
.
bonds offered on Dec.
group
Legality approved by Ross,
Fairfield Townships (P. O.
i'T
$650,000 corpo¬
composed of The First
National Bank, of Chicago; Bank¬
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianap¬
olis.
85,000
—
price of par.
Jan.
192, p. 2272—were awarded
of
school
aid
1960 bonds.
1, 1960. Due semi-an¬
$18,000
Sale
Offering
2V2S.
1964 to
as
from
$67,000 water¬
revenue
1
2069—were awarded
composed of Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., Dean Witter &
Co., and Shaughnessy & Co., at a
price of 100.056, a net interest cost
of about 3.59%, as follows:
to
price of 100.006, a net interest
of about 2.66%, as follows:
a
95,000
public improvement general ob¬
ligation bonds offered at the same
time were awarded
to the Olla
State
revenue
5—v. 192,
$60,000 as 3s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1961 to 1963 inclusive.'
T
^
Inc., as 4V4s.
000
receive
(CST)
purchase
10 for the
Nov. 22—v. 192, p.
Additional
Dec.
on
2170—were awarded to The
of
Michigan
Corporation,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
cost
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Davenport, Iowa
1,
State
at
1975 to
Montevideo, Minn.
Bond
First
and
on
District
IOWA
7—v.
will
Paul
Trustee,
p.
fund
highway
offered
bonds
awarded to Scharff & Jones,
dianapolis.
a
vehicle
were
Bond
rate purpose
(P. O. Solsberry), Ind.
20,
from
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord,
Ice
&
Miller, of In¬
to
syndicate
Due on Dec.
1981 inclusive.
4j/4s.
as
from
1
to
Co., Inc.,
Highland Park, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $240,000 motor
Olla, La.
Sale—The
1971
210,000
Due on Dec.
1974 inclusive.
4.10s.
120,000 as
30—v.
&
follows:
as
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
from
syndicate
follows: Wertheim & Co.,
as
a
150,000 as 4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
and
Principal and interest (J-J)
Bond Sale—The
Beech Creek Township Civil Twp.
p.m.
Dec.
semi-annually
Due
as
INDIANA
Township
Dated
bonds.
struction
price of par.
a
re¬
1
on
—
4y4s, at
until
Dec. 20 for the pur¬
chase of $150,000 county jail con¬
(CST)
sive.
City.
Auditor,
bids
1
37/ss.
as
at
Due on Dec. 1
$205,000 as 3V2S.
ruldsen & Co.
$800,000 royalty
on Dec.
Offering—Sealed bids will
utility
Due on Oct.
1995 inclusive.
3%s.
as
Inc.,
net interest
a
4.28%,
cost of about
Lee Higginson
Corp., Rand & Co., Newburger,
Loeb & Co., Shannon & Co., McCormick & Co., and Wallace Ge-
purchase of $2,100,000 water and
electric system revenue bonds.
works
1
Blair
offered
until Jan.
Due on Oct.
1991 inclusive.
were
Morgan City, La.
received
1
100.0001,
of
price
from
Hattier & Sanford, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.,
Nuslochj
Baudean & Smith, and Dane & Co.
Bond
Paul; Mannheimer-Egan,
Harold E. Wood & Co.,
St.
Other members of the
rities Corporation,
be
Due on Oct.
1985 inclusive.
1980 to
from 1992 to
follows: Equitable Secu¬
as
were
3%s.
as
445,000
2
fered
—
Eash,
Weld
from
Jones, Inc., at a price of par.
Bond
&
&
a
Oct. 1,
on
1
from 1986 to
192, p. 2069—were awarded
syndicate headed by Scharff
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianap¬
syndicate
White,
follows:
as
8—v.
to
bonds
fund
2170—were awarded to a group
composed of John Nuveen & Co.;
American National Bank, of
p.
the
Due on Oct.
1979 inclusive.
from
Louisiana
road
Due
sani¬
$685,000
Sale—The
Bond
tary sewer improvement, series C
bonds offered on Dec. 7—v. 192,
and
505,000
(P. O. Gretna),
Bond Sale—The
1962 to
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1970
1 from
Jan.
on
Arden Hills, Minnesota
1
as 3V2S.
from 1973 to
from 1976 to 1981 inclusive.
Other members of the
J.
Offering—Carl
MINNESOTA
bonds of¬
p. 2170—
syndicate
Due on Oct.
1971 inclusive.
41/4s.
as
625,000
Due on Jan.
Jefferson Parish
1962 to
445,000
2
Due on Jan.
4.35s.
as
olis.
1,711,000 as 3V4s.
Due semi-an¬
nually on Jan. 1 and July 1
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
were
48,000
&
Bend
a
-
of Detroit.
1972.
1970 inclusive.
as 4s.
Due on Jan. 2
1971 to 1975 inclusive.
payable
(J-J)
a
$347,000
semi-annually
Due
1960.
1,
from June
55,000
p.
32,000
on
of $13,school aid 1960 bonds. Dated
000
as 33/4s.
from 1962 to
4V2S.
as
from
bonds offered
2069—were
192,
$45,000
receive
(CST)
noon
192,
to
awarded
$425,000
Leary & Co.,
price of par, a net interest
of about 4.02%, as follows:
a
cost
the purchase
28 for
(P. O.
1
awarded to Barrow,
Jeffersonville, Ind.
v.
a
until
bids
sealed
Dec.
6—v.
Dec.
J. Carter,
will
Trustee,
ler,
Drexel & Co., at a price
of 100.0184, a net interest cost of
about 3.76%, as follows:
La.
1960
improvement
on
Indiana
Bond Offering—Orvel
Township
The $2,150,000
school bonds offered on Dec. 12—
at
Civil Township
sewer
Dec. 8—v.
on
were
Sale—The $125,000 public
Bond
at
Idaho
Sale
Bond
Jennings),
payable at the Bloomfield
in Bloomfield.
Le¬
(P. O. Owensburg),
obligation
designated by the successful
Legality approved by MilCanfield, Paddock & Stone,
bidder.
Lansing, Mich.
Sale—The $2,500,000 gen¬
Bond
eral
fered
ity Drainage District No.
Bank,
Jackson Township
payable at any bank or trust com¬
pany
East
Jefferson-Davis Consolidated Grav¬
1, 1960. Due semi-annually
July 1, 1962 to July 1, 1974
inclusive.
Principal and interest
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
University of Miami (P. O. Coral
Gables), Fla.
Bond Offering—E. Morton Mil¬
.
syndi¬
Nu-
John
headed by
from
(J-J)
the
follows:
as
Co.; Shearson, Hammill &
Banking Company,
LOUISIANA
Dec.
State
1,
Co., and Ryan, Sutherland & Co.
ville.
(CST) on Dec.
purchase of $49,000
1960 bonds. Dated
the
for
28
FLORIDA
Boise
J. Carter,
Clerk, will receive sealed
&
bids until 1:30 p.m.
Cooley & Co., and B. J. Van Ingen
&
Co., as 3.30s, at a price of
M-S.
to
until( 11" a.m.
Co.; Barcus, Kindred & Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Stranahan, Harris & Co.; Goodbody &
Due on Dec.
1990 inclusive.
1, 1960.
1961
were
veen
bonds.
revenue
July
on
of
members
Other
cate
in Shelby¬
ville.Legality approved by
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of Louis¬
&
school building
2272—were awarded to a group
composed of Hornblower & Weeks,
terest
Eastern School
Indiana
p.
a
building
Due
4s.
as
receive sealed bids'
(EST) on Dec. 29
for
the
purchase of $1,100,000
metropolitan water supply sys¬
tem
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1961. >
Due on April 1 from 1963 to 1985
inclusive. Callable as of April 1,
1971. Principal and interest (A-O)
missioners, will
1
1990.
a.m.
(CST) on Dec.
purchase of $300,000
Dec.
from
1
Bond Offering—Orvel
105,000
Nash,
P.
Principal and interest (J-D) payabel at the Shelby County Trust
(P. O. Bloomfield),
District
District
100.374,
Stone,
&
C.
—
11
the
Dated
Greene County
CONNECTICUT
for
school
Canfield, Paddock
Indianapolis.
Offering
until
bids
20
of
loo.
election
Woodbridge, Conn.
Bond Sale—The $790,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 7—v. 192,
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Legality approved by Miller,
Jan. 3 for the
as 4yss. Due on July
from 1965 to 1989 inclusive.
1,490,000
Shelby County (P. O. Shelbyville),
Kentucky
1, 1962
from July
semi-annually
Bond Offering—Gordon E. Nes-
vig,
19, 1960
Monday, December
.
,
.
(2558)
(EST)
Due
on
of
on.
until
21
8:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
for
$350,000/.sewer
bonds.
Jan.
inclusive.
bids
Dec.
Dated
1
from
Principal
Jan.
assess¬
1, 1961.
1971
1962
to
and
interest
Volume
Number 6013
192
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
(2559)
55
•4
(J-J)
payable
Trust
Co., in
approved by
&
the
at
County
Cresskill.
Legality
Delafield
Hawkins,
Wood,* of New York City.
Florence
general
fered
awarded
tional
improvement
Bee.
on
7
The
Bank,
2171—were
p.
First-City
of
Na¬
Binghamton,
bonds
Water District No. 2
(Fire Protection Dist. No. 2),
of¬
to
New
The
Sale
Bond
York
The
—
$46,000 fire
protection
8—v. 192, p. 2274—were awarded
to Roosevelt & Cross, as
3.10s, at a
price of par.
a
Keansburg, N. J.
Bond
ment
Sale—The
bonds
192,
v.
$30,000 equip¬
offered
Dec.
on
6—
2274—were awarded
p.
to
price
basis of about 3.55%.
County (P. O.
Freehold), N. J.
Sale—The
$655,000
improvement
Dec.
on
7—v.
awarded
bonds
192,
100.08,
gen¬
15
basis
a
Dec.
on
of
about
(P. O. Lawrence), N. Y.
Sale—The $325,000 school
Bond
Tice,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
New
eral
obligation
Dec.
7
the
to
offered
on
2171 —were
syndicate composed
a
p.
National
State
Bank,
of
Newark; Ira Haupt & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Lee Higginson
Corp.; Newburger, Loeb & Co.,
and Ewing & Co., taking
$1,186,000, as 4s, at a price of 100.33, a
Township
(P. O.
Main Road, West Milford), N. J.
Bond
Sale
8—v.
to
192,
The
Sept.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
from
1
1961
to
Due
of
$28,000 street
Dec.
on
National
2171
p.
Minoa.
Legality
approved
by
&
Orleans
Offering
Bank
sealed
Geraldine
—
of
County, in West Milford,
bids
Dec.
until
June
inclusive.
(J-D)
from
1
1
p.m.
pur¬
to
Stranahan,
jointly, as 3y4s, at a price of
100.325, a basis of about 3.22%.
at
price
a
of
100.125,
a
basis of about 3.15%.
NEW
YORK
1,
1960.
to
1983
and
interest
the
Marine
at
Trust
fered
were
2%s,
as
limited
tax
bonds
at
price
a
of
Central
School District No.
1
bonds
Sale—The
offered
school
8—v. 192,
Dec.
on
2171—were awarded to Geo. B.
p.
Gibbons
&
Co., Inc., as 2V2S. at a
100.01, a basis of about
price of
2.49%.
Beacon
NORTH CAROLINA
$89,000
purchase
Sale—The
$85,000 school
offered on Dec. 8—v. 192,
2274—were awarded to Adams,
McEntee & Co., as 2.70s, at a price
of 100.05, a basis of about 2.68%.
Brushton, N. Y.
Offering—Anna
Bond
Village
of
bonds.
on
bids
Dec.
on
Nov.
Dated
1
2
on
(P. O. Pitsburg), Ohio
Bond
Clerk
Offering—Phyllis
of
Board
the
of
Bixler,
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
on Jan. 9 for the purchase
$569,000 school bonds.
Dated
Dec.
15, 1960.
Due on Dec. 15
as
125,000
1984
inclusive. Prin¬
(J-D)
Cincinnati.
Greenville, Ohio
Offering — E. J.
Bond
Gruber,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Jan. 11
for the purchase of $8,910 street
improvement limited tax bonds.
1
bonds
offered
6n
2274 — were
awarded to a group composed of
The
Marine
Trust
Company of
Western New York; Manufactur¬
ers
and Traders Trust Co., both
of Buffalo, and Roosevelt & Cross,
as
3.70s, at a price of 100.799, a
192,
from
300,000
p.
192, p. 2275
syndicate
on
Due
3.12%,
March
on
1
March
March
Due
on
1983
inclusive.
to
y4s.
Due
on
March 1,
Savings
&
the
of
syndi¬
follows: Harris Trust
as
Bank,
of
Chicago;
Continental Illi¬
Co.;
nois National Bank & Trust
Co., of
Chicago; First National Bank of
Oregon, in Portland; Rand & Co.;
Watts
Baker,
&
Co.; Model, Ro¬
land & Stone; Trust Company of
Georgia, in Atlanta, and McDaniel
Lewis
Gra-
Dec.
on
$55,000
Dated
1
22
for
the
purchase
of
improvement 1960 bonds.
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug.
from
to
1961
1965
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
Sanitary District (P. O.
River), N. C.
Sale—The
eral
obligation
bonds
group
&
offered
on
2275—were
p.
J.
$308,000 gen¬
sanitary
sewer
Dec.
6—v.
awarded
192,
to
a
Co.; Vance Securities Corp., and
Lee Peeler & Co., at a price of
par.
tional
the
Bank
of
NORTH
New
York
in
Bend
Sale—The
Garage
1960
Sale
Fargo, N. Dak.
—
The
high¬
offered
$48,000
bonds
Dempsey,
of
improvement
on
Dec.
were
Cleve¬
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
of
composed
Miller
a
The
192,
syn¬
Ohio
a
Co., and Sweney Cartwright & Co., as 4s, at a price of
basis of about 3.77%.
Madison Local
awarded
5—v.
Clerk
of the
Board of
receive
sealed
Education,
until
bids
1
(EST) on Dec. 28 for the
purchase of $600,000 school bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
Due on Dec.
p.m.
from
1962
1981
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Lake County National
Bank, in Painesville. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Madison
1971
District (P.
Bond
to
a
p.
group
$1,000,000
school building bonds offered on
Dec. 12 — v. 192, p. 2275 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., as 33/4s,
at a price of 100.904, a basis of
3.66%.
about
ris
&
follows:
as
were
Dain
&
Co.,
as
the
purchase
Dated
Feb.
1
of
1,
unlimited
Bond Offering—Robert J.
of
the
receive
(EST)
Board
sealed
on
Dec.
of
Smith,
Trustees,
bids
until
for
29
7
the
Woodcrest
limited
tax
Road
improve¬
bonds.
1, 1960.
Due
to
Dated
inclusive.
1966
on
and interest
Dec. 1 from
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
in Mansfield.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
First National Bank,
Farmer
The
to
tax
schoolhouse
bonds
sold to Frank B. McMahon &
was
Co.
Giddings, Texas
Bond
Sale—An
extension and
sold
was
issue of $50,000
obligation
general
waterworks
improvement bonds
The
to
First
National
Bank, and the Citizens State Bank
both of Giddings, jointly, as 33/4s.
1961.
lD81
to
1962
$1,485,revenue
Texas
$175,000
Feb.
from
system
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
from
UTAH
College of Southern Utah,
Cedar City, Utah
— The
$300,000
Sale
Bond
office.
dent
center
offered
on
1960
revenue
Dec. 10—v.
awarded
Agency,
Sale—The
obligation
Dec.
8
awarded
to
$500,000
bonds
192,
v.
—
p.
and
as
the
to
Home
3s, at
Federal
Finance
price of
a
stu¬
bonds
192, p. 2172
par.
The
—
Broad
Trust
Co., of Philadelphia,
at
price
a
about
of
100.10,
a
Street
l7/ss,
basis of
as
Dec.
on
5—v.
192,
2275
p.
awarded to The Brookville
Bank & Trust
Co., and Dubois De¬
National
Bank,
both
of
posit
jointly,
3yss
as
and
3%s.
Nanticoke School District, Pa,
Bond
Sale—The
$34,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
tax
bonds
192,
p.
refunding limited
offered
Dec.
Housing
offered
on
by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., Phelps, Fenn & Co. and Leh¬
The
Brothers, in association with
National City Bank of
York, and a group headed
The Chase Manhattan Bank
First
New
by
and
Bankers
Trust Co., on Dec.
publicly 20 issues of
New
Housing Authority
bonds
according to four scales.
offered
14
Scale A consists of $5,420,000
Harrisburg, Pa., 3V2% bonds and
$4,825,000 McKeesport, Pa., 3y2%
bonds
priced. from a yield of
for
those
for
the
National
Bank,
of
47/8s.
Sale—The
and
on
Dec.
$300,000 fund¬
6—v.
awarded to
Drexel
&
a
bonds
192,
p.
of¬
2070—
group composed
Co.; Yarnall, Biddle
Co., and W. H. Newbold's Son
Co., at a price of 100.0129, a
net interest cost of about
3.10%, as
&
follows:
$45,000
3V2s.
as
Due
on
Jan.
15
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive,
150,000
as
from
45,000
as
from
3s.
1965 to
3.10s.
1975
Due
on
Jan.
15
1974 inclusive,
Due
in
1961
to
maturi¬
ties.
Scale
improvement
due
1996-2001
B
consists
of
$11,500,000
Kansas
Norristown, Pa.
Bond
The
man
1.50%
as
—
group headed
3.55%
on
Bonds
new
housing
bonds
Dec. 14, was sold to
6—v.
Nanticoke,
fered
Sells
$76,855,000
2275—were awarded to The
Nanticoke
ing
Administration,
Washington, D. C.
•
a
Brookville, Pa.
Bond
Sale—The $141,500 gen¬
eral obligation flood control bonds
offered
Public Housing
on
were
1.84%.
—were
WASHINGTON
gen¬
offered
2275
&
1962
a
Due
Abington Township (P. O. 1176
York Road, Abington), Pa.
of
Clerk
1,
Old
Inc., The Provident Bank of Cin¬
Dec.
4y4s, at
1961.
Housing
cinnati, and Ginther & Co.
Township (P. O. R.F.D. No.
1, Lucas), Ohio
Jan.
on
Clyde Independent School District,
—were
were
Mifflin
Due
1985.
sold
was
PENNSYLVANIA
Stranahan, Har¬
Co., Raffensperger, Hughes
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
1
Home Administration.
inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
bonds.
syndicate
&
and
waterworks
bonds
Legality approved
by
Shuler,
Sayre,
Winfree
&
Rankin, of Portland.
The
—
of¬
com¬
000
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
O. Trotwood), Ohio
Sale
1
Jan.
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Dec.
urer's
3.60s.
as
1984
Milton-Free water, Oregon
Bond Offering—D. A. Hanson,
on
Jan.
on
Due
from 1980 to 1983 inclusive.
office.
Legality
by Shuler, Sayre, WinRankin, of Portland.
for
Due
3V2S.
as
700,000
Treasurer's
Brookville,
Township Local School
2275—
bonds
192,
1,
eral
(P. O. Painesville), Ohio
Bond
Offering—Evelyn Miller,
ment
of Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Allison-Williams Co., and
M.
Feb.
&
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
3.40s.
as
approved
free
1968
Brady, Texas
and interest
City
3.57%,
from 1969 to 1979 inclusive.
320,000
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Jan.
16 for the purchase of
$18,130 im¬
provement, series No. 123 bonds.
Bond
School District
to
535,000
on
&
102.21,
Due
inclusive.
8—v.
2171—were awarded to
p.
1961.
Due
5s.
as
1962
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Bond
Offering — Rosie Keller,
Due
$900,000 school
Dec.
on
$195,000
Portland.
to
York
follows:
as
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Shuler,
Sayre,
Winfree
&
Rankin,
of
1962
New
net interest cost of about
a
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
Dated
Bank
Co., of New York, Wertheim
& Co., and the New York Hanseatic Corp., at a price of 100.09,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Dated Jan. 1,
Chemical
Trust
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Dec. 29
for the purchase of
$240,000 school
bonds.
—
—
school im¬
County School District No. 8
(P. O. Coquille), Oregon
Offering — C. S. Ritchey,
park
(P. O. Gahanna), Ohio
ment
posed
J.
Coos
pay¬
Jefferson Local School District
re¬
$204,000
fered
(P. O. 842 Front Street,
Binghamton), N .Y.
way
Southwest
Bond
The $1,750,000
building bonds offered on
Dec. 9
v. 192, p. 2172 — were
awarded to a group composed of
school
the
The
27
p.m.
DAKOTA
funding
City.
Dickinson
1971
on
purchase of $7,800 special assess¬
Corinth.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Troy,
&
will
Na¬
at
for
5
OREGON
the
at
composed of R. S. Dickson
pay¬
Manufacturers
able
to
Nov.
inclusive.
Other members of the
Bond
Offering—Rollin G.
of $6,000,000
& Co.
Haw
hame, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (EST)
1962
Due
land.
1
members
were
Drexel
Corinth, N. Y.
Bond
from
1
1, 1961.
Company; Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Hayden,
.
Haw River
basis of about 3.62%.
Jan.
dicate
1969 inclusive.
1971
as
1984
&
Sale—The $600,000 public
Dated
a
Due
4V2S.
as
Jan.
payable
Bank, in
Arcanum.
Legality approved by
Peck,
Shaffer
&
Williams,
of
will
6s.
as
1, 1970.
1,950,000 as 3y4s.
Other
Clay, N. Y.
—v.
to
from 1962 to
cate
8
1
follows:
$1,125,000
Galloway, of New York City.
Bee.
Jan.
$3,500,000
A bonds
series
net interest cost of about
a
until
BondSale
provement bonds.
at the Arcanum National
headed by the Northern Trust Co.,
of Chicago, at a price of 100.056,
in¬
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Village
Clerk's office.
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
improvement
The
noon
of
the
school
on
Dec. 13—v.
awarded
—were
Due
1980
to
building,
(M-N)
Bond
Due
—
offered
1960
1960.
1,
Sale
school
clusive.
,
for
p.m.
pur¬
house
1961
from
re¬
the
for
fire
$11,400
Nov.
until
22
Cur-
H.
will
Treasurer,
sealed
chase
24
$1,700,000
bonds.
Bond
bonds
(EST)
Jan.
Durham County (P. O. Durham),
North Carolina
City School District, N. Y.
p.
ceive
until
of
building
received
District
Sanders
from 1962 to 1978 inclusive.
Bond
ran,
received
be
.
Independent School Dist.,
T exas
Toledo City School District, Ohio
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
basis of about 2.68%.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
TEXAS
Abilene
Bond
City Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Squire,
.
Alamance County (P. O. Graham),
North Carolina
(P. O. Horseheads), N. Y.
Bond
'
Trust
in Cincinnati.
Legal¬
ity approved by Peck, Schaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
a
Franklin-Monroe Local School Dist.
p.m.
pur¬
Company,
of¬
100.282,
able
'
im¬
Nov, 29—v. 192, p. 2070—
awarded to McDonald &
Co.,
Principal and interest (M-N)
-
Central
8
the
for
of $260,000 general obliga¬
improvement bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1961, Due on Feb. 1 from
1962 to 1991 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at
The
Delaware
County National
Bank, in Chester.
Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia,
on
Company of Western New
in Albion.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
York,
Baldwin, Big Flats, Catlin, Erin,
Horseheads, Veteran and Cayuta
The
at
until
10
tion
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
bids
Jan.
on
chase
noon
(EST) on Dec. 20 for the purchase
$995,000 fireproof school build¬
ing 1960, series bonds. Dated Dec.
15, 1960. Due semi-annually from
June 1, 1962 to Dec.
1, 1981 inclu¬
purchase
Findlay, Ohio
•
$138,290
Sale —The
City.
3.20s,
as
The
of
Chicago,
Harris
&
Co.,
and
building,
1961
Principal
payable
re¬
the
for
20
chase of $840,000 county
1960 bonds.
Dated Dec.
on
Co.,
cipal and interest
New York
on
Trust
from 1962 to
County (P. O. Albion),
Bond
awarded
were
—
Northern
on
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Due
City School Dist., Ohio
Sale—The $550,000 school
offered on Dec. 8—v. 192,
bonds
inclu¬
1970
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the First National Bank
(EST)
2171—were awarded
p.
First
Passaic
The
—
bonds offered
assessment
receive
(EST) on
Dec. 22 for the purchase of $38,700
public
improvement
1960
ceive
Milford
will
Barry, County Treasurer, will
basis of about 3.96%.
West
Treasurer,
bonds.
bonds
192,
v.
—
awarded
of
Jersey
Sale—The $1,190,000 gen¬
post¬
sealed
(EST)
of
sive.
Circleville
provement
Minoa, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Gurtha E.
Village
Bond
been
ceive
Bond Offering—H. B. Bergman,
of the Board of
Education,
Clerk
will receive sealed bids until
*
anski, Acting Secretary of the
Township Commissioners, will re¬
.
of
Township Sch. Dist.,
College Hill City School
(P. O. Cincinnati),
Ohio
192, p. 2378—has
poned to Dec. 29.
Bond
don &
Saddle Brook
North
District
-—V.
offered
Boland, Saffin, Gor¬
Sautter, as 2.95s, at a price
100.10, a basis of about 2.94%.
about
sale of $1,750,000
school
building bonds offered on Dec. 21
about 3.45%.
to
of
Bond
2274—were
p.
offered
library 1960 bonds offered on Dec.
8—v. 192, p. 2274—were awarded
to Spencer Trask &
Co., as 3V2S,
at
a
price of 100.51, a basis of
Monmouth
Bond
of
bonds
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
No.
basis
a
posed
3.08%.
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter,
as
3.60s, at a price of 100.15, a
eral
100.04,
Bond Sale Postponed—The
pro¬
lington,
2.55s, at
of
4.24%.
Bath Local School District (P. O.
2030 Bible Road, Lima), Ohio
Mechanics National Bank, of Bur¬
as
price
as
OHIO
Harrison
$121,000
sold
was
to
192,
2.40s.
(P. O. Florence), N. J.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Nov. 30—v.
on
on
Jan.
15
to 1977 inclusive,
60,000
as 3.20s.
Due on Jan. 15
from 1978 to 1981 inclusive.
City,
Mo.;
$1,980,000
Watervliet, N. Y.; $4,595,000 Cin¬
cinnati, Ohio, and $1,810,000 Mil¬
waukee, Wis. bonds. All bear a
3%%
coupon
offered
at
and
prices
1.50%
for
those
3.60%
for
the
are
to
due
being reyield from
in
1996-2001
1961
to
maturi¬
ties.
Scale C consists of $5,530,000
Miami, Fla.; $9,250,000 Chicago,
HI., and $2,625,000 Danville, Va.
bonds.
All bear a 3%% coupon
and are being reoffered at
prices
to yield from 1.50% for those due
in 1961 to 3.625% for the 19962001
maturities.
Scale
D
consists
of
$1,795,000
Milledgeville, Ga.; $1,325,000 JoRidley Township (P. O. Folsom),
Pennsylvania
Bond
Offering—Ann E. How-
liet. 111.; $1,410,000 Glasgow, Ky.;
$1,670,000 Sikeston, Mo.: $3,405.000
Hoboken,
N.
J.;
$10,600,000
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Puerto
as
Rico;
$1,590,000
Union,
C.; $2,625,000 Lebanon, Tenn.;
$1,900,000
Murfreesboro,
Tenn.;
$1,725,000
Brownsville,
Texas.,
and $1,275,000 Harrisonburg, Va.
bonds. The Lebanon, Tenn. bonds
carry a 3!£% coupon, and all the
others
3%%
bear
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York; The First National
Bank
of Chicago;
Harris Trust
& Co.; Kidder,
&
Hutzler; Lazard Freres & Co.; The
Peabody & Co.; Salomon Bros.
National
Bank and Trust Co. of Chicago;
The Philadelphia National Bank;
Continental
Moody's and AAA
by Standard & Poor's, the bonds
are
secured by a first pledge of
annual contributions uncondition¬
annual
the
First
H. Morton &
ministration and the Local Public
Blair
the
contributions
annual
contributions
nual
Bache & Co.; Barr
con-
by the Public
dence, R. I.;
of
Members
the
tional
Co.
National
C.
& Co.; A.
Whipple
Co.; Baxter & Co.; Alex. Brown
Sons; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Esta-
&
&
brook & Co.;
& Sons; Ira Haupt &
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.;
Hornblower
&
White
Corp.; F. S. Moseley &
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
Reynolds & Co.; L. F. Rothschild
& Co.;
Wertheim & Co.; Dean
Struthers
Wood,
-
Co.;
&
American Securities Corp.; Bacon,
Stevenson & Co.; A.
G. Becker &
Co., Inc.; Braun, Bosworth & Co.
Clark,
Inc.;
Dodge
&
Dickson
Co.,
& Co.; R. S.
Inc.;
First of
Sullivan
&
Co.;
Taylor & Co.;
Bradford
&
Co.;
W.
F.
Craigie & Co.; Francis I. duPont
& Co.; Eldredge & Co., Inc.; Fol-
Nolan, Fleming-W. B. Hibbs
Co.; Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc.; Hallgarten & Co.;
&
Hutton &
F.
WEST
by
Chase
The
the
group
headed
Manhattan
DIVIDEND
Education
Bank
NOTICE
Dividend Notice
—oOo—
meeting
of
the
seventy-five
the
share
on
Stock
was
the
dian
to
year
Board of
final divi¬
cents
Ordinary
per
Capital
declared in respect of
1960, payable in Cana¬
on February 28,
1961,
funds
shareholders of record
p.m, on
at
1961
from
awarded
to
27/8s, at
a
the
Federal
Finance
Home
and
at
vince of
—
The
1,
1961.
to
Due
1981
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Quebec, of the bank
St. Ambroise Parish,
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan procedure.
Parish
men¬
Offering
Secretary
-
Quebec
Pierre
Picard,
Treasurer, will
—
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 27 for the purchase
$131,000 improvement bonds.
Rimouski School Commission, Que.
of
Sale—The $775,000
Bond
branches in the Province of Que¬
Chambly,
bonds
Quebec
$30,000 town
offered
on
school
192,
Nov. 28—v.
2072
Dated Dec.
from
1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
cipal and
awarded to The
were
—
(J-D)
payable
at all branches in the Province of
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
5%s and 6s.
the loan procedure.
Why You Need —
HOW TO SELL SECURITIES
By JOHN DUTTON
This
dor¬
60-page booklet
help
you
Housing
Agency,
as
price of par.
Montreal, December 12, 1960.
increase
-
available exclusively from
—
—is designed to
us
business through modern,
your
proven
investment
selling techniques. Its 25 chapters are full of practical and proven selling
and
Public
Service
promotional ideas. John Dutton drew it from the best of his popular
weekly columns in The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
You'll
District,
Virginia
Sale—The $220,000
Bond
*
Obtaining
*
The initial sales
water
series A bonds offered
on
Dec. 6—v. 192, p. 2172—were
awarded to the Federal Housing
client list
a
revenue,
Finance
Home
and
4%s, at
a
Agency,
*
The final sale
'
'
'
*
;
The various
La Crosse, Wis.
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
12 for the purchase of $1,150,000
son,
*
Marinette, Wis.
Offering—John E. Brick-
ert,
Cit$
the
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 29
1981
and interest
bank
or
the
by
own
—
the
securities
In 1001 ways
more
can
relative
and
their
this booklet
can
use
to analyze
vital
balance
—
on
your
of
various
sheet
items
attractiveness
help
profitable selling operation.
immediately
on
receipt of
on
your
Jan. 1 from
Principal
you
Your
be
a
better salesman and
own copy
run a
will be rushed to
you
:
order.
I*
I
successful
WYOMING
ORDER YOUR
COPY TODAY
County School District No.
(P.O. Saratoga), Wyoming
PRICES ON
ON
Bond
Sale—The $199,000
bonds offered on Dec. 6—v.
par.
Gentlemen;
|
Securities" to
I enclose $2.
C>
Kindly rush
my
copy
of "How To Sell
I
I .Name...
I
I
Address
school
192, p.
2072—were awarded to The State,
3s, at a price of
QUANTITY ORDERS
REQUEST
25 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK 7, N. Y.
|
designated
bidder. Legal¬
COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
I
(J-J) payable at any
trust company
Carbon
as
you
inclusive.
Clemons, of Milwaukee.
7
told
you're
1961 bonds. Dated
Due
ity approved by Quarles, Herriott
&
k...
*
purchase of $800,000 high
1, 1961.
to
and
'
'
and their
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
1963
defined
are
■
—
develop each of them to their maximum
Techniques
Principal
and
interest
payable at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Chap¬
Jan.
'
■
purpose,
clusive.
&
'
■
potential
series
1961
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1962, to 1971 in¬
corporate
how to
,
■
categories of investors
These
accounts.
Offering—Alice A. Dick¬
'
'
■■
WISCONSIN
Bond
approach
as
price of par.
7
in the loan procedure.
tioned
Bond
all
until
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at all branches in the Pro¬
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
all
tranches in the Province of Que¬
in¬
bids
learn about
TURNER,
Secretary
on
1962
from
1
to
and
payable
J)
on
Jan.
Dated
sealed
receive
inclusive.
1981
sealed
(In Your Business)
mitory revenue 1959 bonds offered
on
Dec." 8—v. 192, p. 2172—were
3:30
By order of the Board.
F.
will
Gerard Gou-
State Board of
January 5, 1961.
T.
Leblanc,
Offering—Leon
Clerk,
—
(P. O. Room 403,
school addition
Directors held today a
of
1
Principal
Due on
inclusive.
Sale—The $1,648,000
for
RAILWAY COMPANY
dend
Jan.
Charleston), W. Va.
Bond
CANADIAN PACIFIC
a
inclusive.
re¬
Wing, Capitol Building,
West
man
At
Due
1981
Co.; W. E. Hut-
Co.; McDonald & Co.; The
Co.; Rand & Co.; Roosevelt
& Cross, Inc.; Shearson, Hammill
& Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. Day; Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., Inc.
of
pro¬
(EST) on Dec. 27 for the pur¬
chase of $397,000 drainage system
and • street
improvement
bonds.
Jan. 1 from 1962
Principal and
VIRGINIA
Concord College
Ohio
Members
1961.
Sale
loan
p.m.
(EST)
to
of the
will receive
(EST) on
Dec. 28 for the purchase of $103,000 school bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
Bated Feb. 1, 1961.
bonds.
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1981
&
ton
awarded to The
were
—
Bienvenu, Ltd.
1, 1961. Due
Casa-
Commission,
-
the
Secretary-Treasurer,
geon, Town
will receive
Repentigny, Quebec
Secretary-Treasurer,
Erland-
will
Comptroller,
ger,
E.
on
Bond Offering
,
Dec. 28
for the purchase of $90,000 town
improvement bonds. Dated Jan.
purchase of $7,500,000 general
improvement 1960, series I
the
Pinch
Hirsch & Co.; Kean,
C.
Maison
Town
Offering—Maurice
(J
in
mentioned
Westchester,
Seattle, Wash.
Offering—C. G.
City
West
Fitzpatrick,
offered
2172
p.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
terest
Province
ceive sealed bids until Jan. 16 for
Michigan Corp.;
J.
of
BanK
Zucker.
&
Bond
son,
Witter &
-
bonds
Chateauguay School Commission,
Quebec
on
interest
Roxboro, Quebec
$278,000 school
Dec. 6—v. 192,
bids until 8 p.m.
School
1976
and
Principal
Plains, N. Y.; The Peoples
Bank of Charlottesville,
ginson
Co.;
Co., Ltd.; Pemberton
The Western City
QUEBEC
vant,
1961.
to
payable at all branches in
of Quebec, of the
(J-J)
bank
Quebec
Sale—The
Bond
Co., Ltd.; Osier, Hammond & Nanton, Ltd.; Greenshields & Co., Inc.,
and The Imperial Bank of Canada.
Bond
1,
1962
Hig-
Lee
Weeks;
the
Jan.
from
Catholic Sch. Commission,
syndi¬
Nesbitt,
street
Gregory
Co.;
the
of
follows:
Securities Ltd.;
Seat¬
Tuller
Stearns
3
Jan.
on
1
Jan.
National
Pierce, Fenner
Stone & Webster
Corp.; White. Weld &
Bear,
Due
Dated
bonds.
on
inclusive.
1976 inclusive.
to
Ouellet,
cedure.
Lachine
as
&
1967
Due
3
Jan.
on
p.
Lynch,
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Bacon,
Thomson
5%s.
as
from
5s and 5V4S, at a
members
were
20,000
Securities
<
Due
school
1966 inclusive,
1962 to
Leo
—
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 27 for the purchase of $43,000
Banque Canadienne Nationale, as
Va.;
Third
National
Bank
in
Nashville; G. H. Walker & Co.;
J. C. Wheat & Co.; Tilney & Co.;
Securities
Co.;
as
syndicate
a
5y4S.
as
from
Trust bec, of the bank mentioned in the
Dal¬ loan procedure.
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.; Na¬
Fort
Inc.;
Smith
Other
cate
to
Equitable
Canada, Ltd.,
price of 94.73.
Bond
Securities Corp.;
Merirll
&
&
Watts
tional Bank of Commerce of
Dillon,
Equitable
sold
was
by
tle;
& Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich
Co.; Drexel & Co.; Eastman
Union Securities & Co.;
&
22
;$10,000
on
Offering
Bond
Ostiguy
las;
Barney & Co.; Shields & Co.; The
First Boston Corp.; Harriman Rip¬
ley
Nov.
headed
offered
debentures
Morgan,
Co.; Federation Bank and
Co.; First National Bank in
& Co.; Smith,
Sachs
Goldman,
Newark; Trust
Baker,
Georgia;
of
The Na¬
Trust Co.;
Bank
State
tional
follows:
as
and
Deposit
York
New
of
Bank
City
Mercantile-Safe
Laidlaw & Co.;
headed
group
by Blyth & Co., Inc., Phelps, Fenn
& Co. and Lehman Brothers, in
association with The First Na¬
were
Brothers & Co.;
Fidelity Union Trust Co., Newark;
Industrial National Bank, Provi¬
tracts.
water
Inc.;
Mo.; Dominick & Dominick; Hayden, Stone & Co.; The Marine
Trust Co. of Western New York;
as
the
to
&
Co.,
000
Water District,
Sale—An issue of $5,500,-
Bond
192,
&
Hudon, Ltd., and Canadian Bank
of Commerce, jointly, at a price
of 97.63,
a
net interest cost of
about 5.85%, as follows:
Columbia
British
Bank;
City National
Trust Co., Kansas City,
&
Bank
amended, solemnly
faith of the United
States to the payment of the anHousing Administration pursuant
1937,
Van
Greater Vancouver
Roberval School Commission, Que.
bonds offered on
p.
2172 — were
v.
to
—
Bond
Ingen & Co. Inc.;
Seattle -'First
National
Agency issuing the bonds in the
opinions of bond counsel.
The
United
States
Housing
Act
of
pledges
Co.;
Inc.; Mercantile Trust
Dick & Merle-Smith; B. J.
Co.,
Ad¬
Housing
Public
Thalmann & Co.; W.
Co., Inc.; Weeden &
Ladenburg,
pursuant to an
contributions contract be¬
tween
Loeb, Rhoades & ,Cq.; The
National Bank of Oregon;
Carl M.
payable
ally
Co.;
Illinois
Northern Trust
1996-2001 maturities.
Rated Aaa by
Loeb
Kuhn,
Co.;
Re-
coupons.
Bank; C. J. Devine &
5
—,
....
awarded
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Co.;
and Savings
Dec.
Monday, December 19, 1960
.
.
.
1—.
improvement
CANADA
follows:
Chemical Bank New York Trust
offering prices range from a yield
of 1.50%
for those due in 1961
to a
dollar price of 99 for the
^
Company were
and Bankers Trust
S.
i
City....
Zone.
State.
@FedFRASER