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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED
1839
Reg. V. S. Pat. Office
192
Volume
Number
6015
New York 7, N.
Y., Monday, December 26, 1960
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
ACF
».ACF
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Industries, Inc.T—Sales, Net Up—
V
-
;<'>•
shares of
combined
the
and
compared
share
a
earnings,
ACF
contributed
$2,101,000
$1.48
or
services of
ACF and
SHPX
were
Page
$123,754,000''
New York Stock Exchange
first six months compared with $141,411,000 last year.
Of5'
amounts, ACF accounted for $118,503,000 this year and $137,088,000 in 1959; SHPX $5,251,000 this year and $4,323,000 in 1959.
the
—V.
192,
Boston
Acme Missiles &
BarChris
See
American
Construction
Construction
192,
Pacific
Adirondack Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
Irving
Trust
$1.00
Co.
has
value
par
been
of
appointed
the
transfer
corporation.—V.
agent
192,
the
of
2321.
p.
Benbow
Inn, Inc.—Right
Offering to Stock¬
South Bellevue Boulevard,
Memphis, Tenn., is offering to holders of its outstanding
common capital stock the right to subscribe for an addi¬
tional 44,440 shares of its common stock at $6.25 per
share at the rate of one share for each five shares
Toronto
shares
on
a-"best
APPOINTMENT—The
agent
which
act/in " connection
Will
Ave.,
'
Memphis,, Tenn.
BUSINESS—The
1
' j
.
'•»,
the
through
these
and
engaging
ox-
since
and
subsidiary
and
in six
states;
additional
two
business
restaurant
the
in
until
corporations
it
now
State
and
City Bond Offerings.
and Payable
Federal
/
of
deduction
:„*
iV
,
the
corporation's
Reserve
Reserve
1
of
authorized
CAPITALIZATION—The
shares
of
no
value
par
of
capitalization
common
the
of. which
stock
System
Because
thorized
in
its
of
postponement
a
York
New
America,
Inc.,
.
fi-om
Aircraft
v-
Jan.
3
shares
-
v."
•
'
■
'v;" '
■
"
the
been
Curran
&
Oil
and
.
of
.
*.vr
West
Coast
The
Colo.,
areas,
company's
and
Chicago
the
at
of
the
States
$900,000
V"
■ ■"
•'
.»
'
.*
«
Salle
La
G.
W.
started
in
1956.
some
Albert
D.
In
and
addition
its
This
intends" to
company
Kansas,
programs,
Olney, "111.,
Calif.,
Dallas
and
McAllen,
(d)
•
See
BarChris Construction
Corp.; >below.-—V.
192, p. 893.
•
'
&
Rupe & Son, Inc.Tindall & Co.—
3,000
3,000
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
Inc.
French & Crawford, Inc.—
2,000
1,000
Space
,
.
Co.—Officer's Remarks
United
taking healthy shape abroad after its first
England last January, David S. Meiklejohn,
in
and
treasurer
the
told
Company,
meeting here on Dec.
in
at
20-lane
a
to
up
knowledge
12-lane
at
80
is
States
center, bowlers are playing
lane per day, "which to the best
world today including
40 games a day," he
suburb
Sydney
games
per
the highest in the
activity is averaging
among
where
added, where AMF launched the sport in a
in October, play is averaging more
than 60
he
center
Geneva
per lane dally.
also disclosed for
The
the
used
sale
Southern
the first
time that AMF Automatic Pinspotter
tentative
agreement
12
months;
$627,000
is
for
upon
the
added
to retire
to. working
long-term notes
capital
due
an
GIVING
EFFECT
Aug.. 1,
and
corporate
Authorized
rates
193,500
—
6%
J
193,500
bakery
Dec.
de
"De
long-term
and
flt592,986 shs.
short-term
debt
and
r
v
consent
of
the
§Initially 2,400 shares
holders
of
oi
of
the
6%' convertible preferred stock
were au¬
thorized and issued.
The preferred stdck was" convertible into the 50c
par value ? common stock uon. dr before Aug.
1^- 1962 on the basis of
143 shares of
common
stock for eachr 10 shares of preferred.
The
conversion
rights'-were'
exercised
and
all
the
-
issued
$283,754,000.-
and
outstanding
:
of
la
the
I
of
White,
Mexico
AMF
T.
on
transaction, which was for cash, were not announced.
bakery machinery line complements that of AMF
to-expand our capability to take advantage of the
markets for baking equipment," M"r. White said.
Pena's
us
world
The Mexican
ers,
acquisition
A.,
S.
X.
of controlling stock of
City, it was announced
Vice-President.
the
with
Frank
enables
tion
two-thirds
of
will expand its Latin American and world markets for
Hijos,
e
by
growing
the
to 6c/o'
outstanding de¬
bentures is required for the issuance- of common stock in excess of
280,000 shares and for the issuance of securities on a parity with or
having priority over such debentures. This consent, with respect to all
securities and other obligations of the company; including the issuance
of the common stock now offered, has been obtained.
tThe
Pena
22
and
,
the
rentals
and
machinery
la
Terms
179,675
.
'
on
sales
company
700,000
•
;
-
,
on
The
$951,000
-
700,000
-
.
Foreign Expansion—
Outstanding
debentures
—
three more bowling centers in Geneva with
Pinspotters and allied equipment.
•
of Automatic Pinspotters in AMF's Whitstable, England,
FINANCING
!
,
179,675
.
:par)
*♦1,000,000 shs.
,
(50c
share
PRESENT
—$951,000
1.967—
contracts
interest
TO
-
.
proposed long range between 5l/z%
v
payable;
general
•
to
♦The
for
Meikle¬
running
end of this month. Mr. Meiklejohn said that the
first automatic tenpin bowling center had been opened in Scotland at
Saltcoats and that AMF had opened the first bowling center for the
Royal Air Force at Henlow, England.
Commercial automatic
tenpin bowling will come to sports-minded
Japan for the first time early in 1961 when AMF equips a new 30-lane
bowling center in Korakuen Stadium, Tokyo, the Japanese equivalent
of Yankee Stadium.
The home of three professional
baseball teams
and patronized by 40,000 fans, the stadium also has ice skating and
roller skating
rinks, cycling track, swimming pool and amusement
park. Mr. Meiklejohn predicted that with the Stadium's tremendous
"ready made" sports audience to draw upon it would be one of the
busiest bowling centers in the world.
Turning to North America, Mr. Meiklejohn announced that AMF
had
equipped
the
lavish newly-opened 32-lane EI Bol Polanco in
Mexico City, the largest bowling center outside of the United States,
and
that
the
company
has contracts to equip three more bowling
centers
in
Mexico City,
others in Acapulco and Cuernavaca.
Mr. Meiklejohn told the Analysts that the company should complete
the
year
with earnings and revenues about 20%
higher than last
year's all-time record high. In 1959 AMF earned $2.52 per common
stock,
approximately
by con¬
raising
he said.
Mr.
are
plant will start the
either
company
ahead in Australia,"
year
Production
common
(a)
a
70 games per lane per day. He also revealed that the com¬
Automatic
has a tentative agreement with
Bank, Atlanta, Ga, and the Bank of
a five-year term loan of $1,740,000.
contingent
$180,000
(c)
be
to
§Capital stock:
v-"
the
facilities,
than
more
proving to be equally popular in Europe,
the AMF-equipped bowling centers
In England
is planning to equip
pany
company
National
Francisco, Calif.,
Sundry indebtedness:
•„
of
follows:
as
production
for
out
is
game
said.
high as
as
are
-
be
sold
"We're
$13.25
or
by the acquisition of an existing
$150,000 for the purchase of trailers, and ap¬
for the- purchase of liquid storage vessels and
PLAN—The
&
San
Instalment
Co.; ^Painei;. Webbers 'Jackson
:
Curtis; and U.eah. Witter & Cq. publicly offered 150,000 *•
by -Courts
will
expansion of its
additional plant
♦Long-term bank notes
tTen-year subordinated
>
American. Cryogenics, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
Pursuant to a Dec. 15 prospectus an underwriting group
-
subsidiaries
from
proceeds
♦Short-term bank notes
•'
-headed
an
Funded debt:-
.
"»
of
the
CAPITALIZATION
Texas.
-
its
and
equipment.
net
$1,800,000,
Common, stock
intends
Alco
stock
common
par
purposes.
have
All Star Bowling, Inc.—Joint Venture—
\
.
Bakersfield,
exploration
for
Citizens
within
"Alco
Co.,
acquiring oil and gas producing, properties
secondary recovery
opportunities. The
establish
offices in Wichita • and Great. Bend,
J. W.
8,000
Switzerland,
games
additional $1,500,000 of equity capital.
The proceeds from the five-year
loan will be used as follows:
(a) $873,000 to retire notes payable to
banks due currently; (b) $60,000 to retire long-term notes payable due
foreign countries.
in
which
at
America,
Farwell,
to., conducting
activities
properties
500
company
medical
FINANCING
The
Included
in
the
merger
are
the following Breuer & Curran Oil
Co.'s affiliated
companies: Lamontex' Reserves, Inc.; XLT Company,
Ltd., and B & C Exploration Funds, Inc.'
"
expand
—
Dallas
8,000
definitely
is
United
In
customer stations for the storage and distribution of
liquid oxygen,
liquid nitrogen and liquid argon; and (b) the balance, approximately
$500,000, will be added to working capital.
>
William R. Dickinson, Jr., and John
;Ekern Ott, have been elected, new directors of Alco,. joining A. C.Allyn, Jr., M'.-C. Hoffman, ,W- E. Kistner, B. S. Warren, Jr.-and H. N.
Sharrow, who are continuing as directors of Alco.
Breuer.
and
struction
was formed in .1939 by
who continue as principal
Co., which also' has headquarters in
Breuer & Curran Oil Co.'s directors,
Street.
partners' of A. C. Allyn
stockholders. Breuer & Curran Oil
was
in
8,000
Sons
introduction
game
john
approximately
proximately $250,000
headquarters will be in the Tower Building, Denver,
and accounting departments will continue in
South
firm's
plant,
,
financial
120
certain
Chicago,
and
dental
estimated
and personnel will lead
United
this
PROCEEDS—The
.
Co.
production.
of .resources
8,000
disclosed.
48
engaged in: (a)
production and sale of liquid oxygen and nitrogen, gaseous
oxygen
and nitrogen, acetylene
and argon gases;
(b) the manufacture and
sale of acetylene
cylinders and certain cryogenic equipment and the
distribution of oxygen cylinders;- and (c) the manufacture and sale
to wider operations
and an expanded exploration syndicate program, according to Arthur
C. Allyn, Jr., Alco Vice-President.
The merged company will be oper¬
ating more than 150 wells and will have in excess of 23,000,000 acres,
domestic and foreign, under leasehold or concession.
Exploration will"
be conducted in the Gulf Coast, Mid-Continent, Rocky Mountains and
merger
of
BUSINESS—The
announced
exploration
The
Breuer
but
our
the
Banks
the
and Alco Oil & Gas Corp.
by G. W. Breuer and M. C. Hoffman, Presidents
of
the respective companies.
Operations .will-be combined under the
Alco name and all personnel of Breuer & Curran will continue with
Alco.
G.
"W. Breuer will be Executive Vice-President in charge of
Merger'- of
has
Co.,
8,000
Co._
Lane,
mid-October
share.
per
of counsel, the SEC has au¬
to Jan. 23, 1961, of the hearing
Alco Oil & Gas Corp.—Merger—
3,000
&
8,000
&
luncheon
a
He
Office involving Aviation - Investors of
Dynamics International Corp.—V. 192,
Regional
and
1489.
p.
engagements
conflicting
Blair & Co. Inc
Evans
production has begun in the company's new Northmead plant near
Sydney, at a daily rate of two machines which will shortly be in¬
creased to four a day.
These are first machines of their kind to be
manufactured outside the United States, he stated.
Corp,—Hearing Post'd
Aircraft Dynamics International
Shares
A.
of
is
company
set
48
t
442,850 were
outstanding on Nov. 14, I960.—W. 1S2, p. 2217.
stock
bowling since January "far outdistancing any competitor," acceptance
has been "much greater than we had expected," the AMF treasurer
said. In
Australia alone where the company unveiled the sport in
9
,
600,000
common
48
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
1
47
«•;
expenses
of
a
director of American Machine &
Cleveland Society of Security Analysts
7.
As
an
indication
of
the
overseas
impact
of
newly-introduced
American-style bowling, Mr. Meiklejohn said that at the present time
AMF has an overseas backlog of more than $19,000,000 in orders for
bowling equipment and Automatic Pinspotter minimum rentals.
In
the
12
countries
around
the world
where AMF has initiated
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
the
offering, the proceeds thereof will be applied to partial liquidation of
loans made for the purpose of defraying the cost of construction of
the Admiral Benbow Motor Inn.
" "" •'
• •>'PROCEEDS—After
shares
8,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
Co
Vice-President,
56
;
Dividends Declared
operates
Courts
tenpin bowling boom not only continues unabated in the
overseas
Miscellaneous Features
six additional units are under construction
states.
whom
11,000
11,000
Inc
The
39
General Corporation and Investment News..
in
for
—
Corp
&
Johnson,
States
39
~
operations were^ commenced immediately
that time operations have been expanded
Commercial
branches
13 restaurants
in
purpose
Tenn.
of
American Machine & Foundry
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
for
organization
below
45
$15,000,
upon
named
Inc.
Schwabacher & Co.—
R. S. Dickson & Co
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner_
Corp.
—V. 192, p. 1809.
44
Markets....
Foreign .Exchange Rates...
Memphis,
on
Clement
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
au¬
shares
The charter of
45,000
&
Hutton
Brown
The
,
was
number
&
Co
Hlgginson
E.
Alex.
41
incorporated on Nov. .22, 1946 under "
the laws of the State of Tennessee by Allen Gary,, President-,*.and-. George
G.
Early, Vice-President and .Treasurer, with an initial' capital of J
company
underwriters
respective
Jackson
&
Walker
H.
W.
at
with
600,000
to
I960.
representative have severally agreed, subject to the
of the underwriting agreement, to purchase from
—,
Witter
Foundry
J,;
.'
,
v
The
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.——
the
127 Madison
subscription offer is The First National Eank of Memphis,
G.
Lee
SEC Index of Stock Prices
underwriter, James N. Reddoch &
Co., Memphis, Tenn. The subscription offer will expire
at noon, Central Standard
Time, on Dec. 27, 1960." 5
.
„
1,
115,680 shares of the company's common stock
Co.—
Curtis
Dean
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages—
,.".39
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 39
efforts basis" by the
>
„
Aug.
Shares
Webber,
40
40
Stock
increased
on
opposite the names of the underwriters;
&
Over-the-Counter
Nov. 25,
on
be -offered
will
below
Courts
39
39
„
been
not issued.
are
as
the
company
39
Stock
50c par
were
conditions
Paine,
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
„
,
Unsubscribed
Exchange.
of
stock
common
outstanding; and options to purchase 30,000 shares have
acting
and
forth
37
—
Exchange...
Canadian Stock Exchange.—
holders—The company, of 29
thereof held of record at the close of business
Stock
and
37
„
—_
Montreal
Admiral
-I960.
Coast
the
34,320 shares
value
par
amended, contains no authorization of preferred stock.
16,000
shares
issued
in
acquisition of Florida Oxygen
37
„
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
common
Is
50c
having
37
Midwest Stock Exchange
stock,
Co.
converted into
as
authorized but
terms
32
——_—__
Detroit Stock Exchange
1297.
p.
Exchange
Exchange—
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—
Corp.—Joint Venture—
Corp., below.—V.
Stock
Stock
&
of
1,000,000 shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
(Stocks)——
15
(Bonds)——— 27
New York Stock Exchange
1909.
p.
Issued
are
been
these
number
Manufacturing Corp.
tOptions to purchase
Stock and Bond Quotations
''
$883,000 or 62 "cents a share in the 1960 period,
$2,376,000 or $1.68 a share and $586,000 or 41 cents
respectively in 1959.
•
sales and
the
and to
Ulncludes
SHPX
net
with
1960
the company,
a
shares
thorized
29,
were
July 29, 1960.
on
400,000
Feb.
In This Issue
with
Combined
for
preferred stock
♦♦Initially
had
MISCELLANEOUS
•
value common stock
Inc.' and its wholly-owned SHPX group of com¬
combined net earnings of $2,984,000 or $2.10 per common
share for the first six months of the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, I960,'
it was announced
on
Dec.
14 by
William T." Taylor, Chairman of
the Board.
For
the same period last year,
combined earnings were
$2,962,000 or $2.09 a share.
'
'
share
INSURANCE
•
Industries,
panies
Of
INDUSTRIAL
•
company
manufactures revolving tray ovens, fermenta¬
proof boxes, intermediate proofers, rack-type bread cool-'
dough troughs and proofing and cooling racks. AMF makes dough
rooms,
mixers,
produces
AMF
la
of
the
Latin
plans
Pena
making
bun
machines,
bread
and
wrappers, and AMFlow, an automated
process
4,000 to 6,000 one-pound loaves of bread per hour.'
3
to
American
first
manufacture
plant.
Mexican
AMF
automatic
slicers
roll
de
rounders,
proofers,
and
that
It
will
company
some
also
countries.
entered
of
enlarge
its
bakery machinery in the
manufacturing facilities
the
and expand its export sales
the
..
.
chiefly to other
-
.
...
.
1925 with the
wrapper.
The company
today also makes bakery machinery at AMF-SASIB and AMF-Sterling
-
manufacture
of
the
first
machinery
high-speed bread
bakery
field
in
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Btd.,
Italy and Sydney, Australia,
in Bologna,
subsidiaries
AMP
re-
pectively.
•
also
AMP
signed
company
C.
V.
agreement with Industrias Cora S. A.
licensing
a
AMF wheel goods in that country.
American-style automatic tenpin bowling
de
manufacture
to
introduced
AMP
1957 the
and in
Mexico
in
machinery
tobacco
markets
to Mexico
1959, in a 14-lane center in Mexico City which has
expanded to 30 lanes; because of the popularity of the
Bol Polanco, a new 32-lane bowling center equipped with
AMP Automatic Pinspotters and related "Streamlane Decor", bowling
In
November,
aince
was opened in Mexico City in November
contracts
to
equip- a number of other large
equipment,
and the company
bowling
centers
Acapulco and Cuernavaca.—V. 192, p. 2321.
In Mexico City,
Corp.-—Seeks Order
American Research & Development
company has joined with Tracerlab,Inc.
application for' an exemption order under .the
Investment Company Act- with respect to certain transactions;
and
the Commission has issued an order giving interested persons until
Boston
This
In
the
Jan.
investment
filing1
of an
1961,
3,
request a, hearing, thereon.
to
Is
Tracerlab
manufacturing
a
ment
the
for
office
order
In
annum.
Research
shares
will
Research, to
induce
take
such
refunding
note,
granted options to. purchase up to 25,000. additional
stock at an option price, of $11.48 per share
be
Tracerlab
of
{Research
$243,580
to
subsidiary,
a
now
for
Tracerlab will realize, about
in the second mortgage note.
shares).
88,459
owns
payment
as
its
interest
Loans Cleared—
The
issued
has
SEC
an
authorizing
Act
facilities.
exemption
this
Boston
these
—
President's
Remarks—
•
to
Bell
growing in 1961," Mr. Kappel said, "and the
System is gearing itself to provide the enlarged facilities and the
"This
keep
means
two. and
evidence
of
will
better
and
new
a
communication
of
half
billion, dollar
offer of
can
we
two
confidence
our
America
program
in
is
the
needs.
business
already
industry."
Bell System gain
years,
we
service,
good
which allows business, machines to. 'talk'
across the country over regular telephone
acceptance," he said. Wte think it will play
business in the next few years.
service improvement is" the plan we
announced recently
provide unlimited interstate calling within specified areas for,, a.
flat monthly rate/' he added. "This-plan.• will give-many business-cus¬
tomers, who make many long distance tails-more' flexible telephone
service designed to meet their specific needs."
"The
long
it
opportunities seem limitless," Mr. Kappel concluded, "and...as
the business has the incentives and freedom to move ahead,
its'vigorous share to the. nation's growth."—
as
contribute
can
.
Monday, December 26, 1960
Inc.—Acquires—
acquired the following companies: Kwik Kafe of
Philadelphia,
Inc. land Norman Vending, both of Philadelphia, Pa.;
Industrial Vendors, Inc., of Conshohocken, Pa.;
Kwik Kafe of Berks
Co., Inc., Berks Auto Vending* Inc., and Kwik Kafe of Reading, all
of Reading,' Pa.;
Kwik Kafe of Allentown, Inc., of Allentown, Pa.;
and Quick Cofiee Corp. of Western Pa., Inc.. of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Alex. Brown & Sons, of Baltimore, Md., arranged the financing and
firm
This
has
Systems, Inc. in. the negotiations leading
represented Automatic Food
the above transaction.
to
Babcock
&
Wilcox Co.^Atomic Fuel. Shipment—
shipment
initial
of* $9
will power the N. S.
ship, is • hearing * completion.. <>,.*. < 1 ■*
». -i ■> ..; . ■ ;, .
all, 36 fuel elements will be delivered ;to-Camden in nine ship¬
spread over a seven-week period.
:
,
V •
Four of the-elements will be "spares,", while- 32 will be assembled
as
the reactor "core," capable of propelling the "Savannah". 14 times
around the. globe, or 350,000 miles without stopping. A ship powered
by more conventional means would require 800,000 barrels of fuel oil
the
In
travel
to
the
distance.
same
-
pounds, and is 92 inches long and 8.5 inches
single, element contains 164. stainless steel tubes one-half
inch in diameter, which contain the nuclear fuel in pellet form.
There will be 682,200 uranium oxide pellets in the
reactor core,
Each element weighs 760
..
A
square.
pounds of U235 and U238. Of this, 127.6 pounds, or
fissionable isotope, will be. consumed before replace¬
is necessary, In effect, the "Savannah" will travel
on
approximately two fuel pellets per mile.
Construction of the ship began when the keel was laid on May 22,
bearing
1.2%
15,620
of U235,; the
ment by a new core
,
Rights
of
Offering—
Dividend—'
Ups
.
The company announced Dec. 21 it is making plans for an offering
additional shares to its share owners.
It is expected that share
would be entitled
owners
to buy one1 new share for each 20 shares held
Feb. 23, 196i.
"Rights" to purchase the additional shares would be
mailed early in March. The purchase price for the shares, which would
on
be fixed by the board of directors shortly before the
offering, is ex¬
pected to be somewhat below the market price of the shares when the
offering price is determined.
the
also
company
announced
the
that
directors
contemplate
that
dividend on the company's stock to be paid in July,
would be at the rate of 90 cents per share.
The quarterly
dividend has been at the rate of 82 y2 cents per share beginning with
the dividend paid in July,
1959.
quarterly
by Mrs. Richard M. Nixon. Built as an experimental govern¬
ment
project initiated by President Eisenhower to demonstrate the
peaceful application of atomic energy, the vessel measures 596 feet
long, 78 feet in beam, and will cruise at about 20 knots when it
begins operating in 1961.*'
"
1
1958,
~
The-
"Savannah's"
nuclear
propulsion
system,
designed
anci.
manu¬
factured
by The Babcock & Wilcox Company, will be "one of the
most
advanced, yet conservatively designed atomic power plants in
existence," according to the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission and the
Maritime Administration.—V. 192, p. 1193.
1961,
The board
Bell
of
directors
System
growing- needs
build
to
for
considers
the
new
this
facilities
communication
financing
required
service,
essential
to
which
to
the
meet
continue
tn
enable
public's
require
capital.-
Baird-Atomic, Inc.-—Annual Report—
BaircL-Atomic, Inc., stepped up its volume and. substantially increased
earnings during the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, according to the
company's annual report for 1960.
its
Consolidated net
showing
Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
1960—Month
-1959
$
Operating
Operating
50,196,142
expenses
taxes..
30,951,390
6,779,982
operating taxes_.
2,932,712
income
1960—10 MOS.
$
revenues
Federal
on
-1959
or
$
$
47,489.536 493,676,786 461,962,417
29,144,262 303,801,050 283,2.78,236
7,017,000
2,909.700
67,530,345
31,519,290
62,712,000
28,734,675
Net
operating
after
-—V.
192,
income
charges™.
p.
2013-'"-
-'Hit
9,532,058
5,627,359
8,418,574
90,826,101
87,237,506
5,858,734 672,111,121 619,616,256
rmf.I'M!!
■
rose
to
$13,193,059
from
$8,339,280
Baird-Atomic,
tion
and
SIDNEY BROWN
1959,
which specializes in scientific laboratory instrumenta¬
research
r.nd
development,
has- also
made
two
contract
in the annual
on
Route
128
approximately three-quarters of a million
dollars
to house
several hew military contracts,
and
Baird-Atomic
Holland, N. V. was established through the purchase of controlling
acquired
in
a
at
a
cost-of
Dutch
instrument
concern.
liiiti,-'
V!.,"
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
for
after
important investments since Sept. 30, which were noted
Tetter to the stockholders.
A new plant in. Waltham
interest
1-
sales
increase for fiscal 1960.
taxes were up also: $414,091 or 52 cents per share
798,656 shares outstanding at year's end as against the $36,511
five cents on 714,280 shares reported in 1959.
was
Net
58%
a
Earnings
i'm
By
...
million. worth of nuclear fuel elements
"Savannah," world's first atomic merchant
vessel, was made by the company's nuclear facilities plant, in Lynch¬
burg, Va., On Dec. 19. The units are en route to Camden, N. J., where
The
which
ments
machines
has
bigger role -in
even
•
.
"Another
Other
a
and applied
future tests
in
to
the most tangible
essential soundness
the economy and in. the future growth of our
Reporting on 1960, the year-end statement noted
earth
use
''
Data-Phone-
other
,an
The Bell Telephone
"America,
Within
large amounts of
System will spend two and a half billion dollars
In 1961 On service improvement and expansion. Frederick R. Kappel,
President of A*. T.
& T.,
made this announcement on Dec. 16 in
llhr year-end statement.
to
needs.
lines,
the
Telephone &. Telegraph Co.
American
the
around
frequencies
will have our own cable-laying ship
to help us provide facilities faster."
Mr. Kappel said the field of business communications, including the
rapid transmission of business data, will bev a* fast-growing one in
1961. He mentioned two examples of ways the Bell System is meeting
The
order under
the Investment
investment company, to make
loans to Intercontinental Electronics Corp. in amounts not to exceed
$50,000 outstanding at any one, time. American owns about 17% of
the outstanding stock of Intercontinental.—V. 192, p. 2321.
.
Company
satellites
Looking ahead to 1961 and beyond, Mr. Kappel envisioned a mush¬
rooming growth in requirements for overseas facilities to handle voice,
da;a
and television communications.
"This need
will be
met," he
said, "by an accelerated ■ undersea cable program as well as ty space
is
Keleket. X-Ray Corporation,
the manufacture" and sale of X-Ray equipment, accessories and sup¬
plies.
Tracerlab holds a note of its subsidiary, Tracerlab Realty
Inc., secured by a second mortgage on the land and building occupied
by Tracerlabf in Waltham.- Research owns $81,195 of the $324,789
principal amount of this mortgage, note, which became due on Sept.
30, 1960.
Research-proposed to* make a refunding loan- to Realty in
the
full
principal amount
of
such indebtedness, which refunding
loan would extend the maturity of the second mortgage indebtedness
to, Sept, 30, 1966, and reduce the interest rate from 6%
to 5% per
through
and,
chemistry
of
necklace
a
for experimental
communications.
F.C.C.
space
Qur
principal
activities
service
the
to
of
,
whose
detection- and* measurement-of radioactivity,,
in the field of nuclear physics add
utilizing,
and
research
company
Mass., and whose business consists of the manu¬
scientific and industrial instruments and equip¬
located in Waltham,
facture and sale of
finance
and
El
.
Automatic Food Systems,
of
been
sport.
has
2,800,000 telephones; an increase of about 7%
in long distance
calling; extension of Direct Distance Dialing to half of the System's
customers; dial-operated
telephones reaching to ,97%
of the total
60,700,000 in use as the year ends.
A
dramatic development in 1960 was NASA's Echo I Satellite trial
with the Bell System playing the major communications role. In the
latter part of the year,
the Bell System outlined its plans to. build
.
?'V
SALES AND ADDITIONS
Additions to the Chronicle's corporate calendar of December 22, 1961, came to $46,687,300 and of this, only two issues were, debt obligations of $4 million and $1 million
apiece. Corporate sales for the week ending December 21 totaled $95,880,260.
Though the days between the Christmas and New Year weekends will hardly cause
a
stir in the way of
municipals to
backlog
a
finally building
are
Slated for this week
minster
scheduled flotations, the fact is that the four-week float of
significant extent (and corporates to a slight extent) and the total
are
up
at a smart pace.
but eleven small equity issues,
excluding the planned West¬
offer, which contains seven Reg.
Fund, Inc. exchange
The table
"A's."
immediately following depicts the estimated dollar volume of issues coming to the
market
the next
in
announced
four
after this
weeks—barring postponements^ drop outs
Corporate
Jan.
Corporates
*Municipals
$13,675,000
62,504,400
11,125,000
$4,481,170
72,620,000
68,979,400
$16,955,000
56,640,000
142,765,000
32,485,000
117,635,000
$87,304,400
79,129,400
9-Jan. 13—
Jan. 16-Jan. 20—
Total-
Last Week's Data
*
Total
Stocks
Total of
$4,481,170
58,945,000
6,475,000
21,360,000
$91,261,170
50,059,060
$178,565,570
$333,995,000
Bonds
6__
Municipal additions to the Chronicle's tax-exempt calendar of larger issues added
up to $262,448,000. State-local tax-free issues sold in the week through December 21
were the not inconsiderable sum of
$125,070,000. The latter included the Oklahoma
Municipal Improvement Authority $62,750,000 bonds.
Below is the tabulation of oncoming issues with and without offering dates:
(Data
in parentheses denote number of issues.)
-Total
This Week
'
Dec, 26-Dec. 30
2-Jam
additions
Fair
writing.
Corporate
Jan.
and
There
$76,500,000 fixed debt securities and the largest one was the New York World's
promissory long-term notes. Privately placed debt issues amounted to $36,550,000 according to formal announcements made.
were
129,188,060
201,620,000
Both
Corporate bonds With dates— $253,226,900 (22)
Corporate bonds without dates
285,746,300 (32)
Financings
$21,436,170
129,260,000
211,744,400
150,120,000
Total
bonds—f$538,973,200 (54)
Corporate stocks with dates.—$$899,461,120
Corporate stocks without dates
210,421,330
$512,560,570
330,808,080
Total
Total
$1 million or more.
—_ _._
Last Week
$257,618,900 (25)
137,545,300 (37)
$395,164,200 (62)
$68,774,010
208,343,220
Stocks.—————$1,109,882,450
corporates
Backlog-
$277,117,230
.$1,648,855,650
$672,281,430
CHANGES IN THE PAST WEEK
Total
The
in the week just past was A.T.&T/S rights offering announcement.
of February 23, 1961, will be permitted to take up 11,170,000 new
shares. In the year ahead, AT.&T.'s planned capital spending of $2.5 billion is twice
as large as the recent General Motors' widely heralded $1.25 billion which, unlike
A.T.&T., included foreign outlays., The next time a large utility calls on this part
of page 2 and asks for the names and amounts of the largest corporate issues floated
in: the past few. years it will be construed as indicative of a record high offering to
big
as
$398,860,000 (37)
f Includes proposed public $100 million TWA debenture offering and
excludes $165 million private borrowing,
t Includes 11,170,000 A.T.&T.'s rights shares which at current market
value comes to .slightly
over$1 billion, but which is estimated here /
at
come.
$800 million.
LARGEST ISSUES COMING UP IN THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS
Also swelling the corporate backlog, registered with the SEC, are Montgomery Ward
debenture issues totaling $50 million, Midland Capital Corp.'s
Credit Corp.'s two
1,300,000
shares
at
$12.50, and
Collateral
Realty
Corp.'s $20
million
long-term
collateral trust notes.
The municipal backlog's brisk upward turn, reflecting movement out of the author¬
ized but unissued category, features last week's announced New York City's $76.5
million, New. York State's $56.2 million, State of Maryland's $20,303,000 and State
of Connecticut's $28,980,000. The larger issues expected to make their appearance
in the next four weeks
are
to be found at the end of this column.
Last week,
further, the SEC went in for real huggermugger doings. It decided to
institutionalize formally its practice of using a loophole permitting the delay of a
registration beyond twenty days. No doubt the use of this loophole was due to the
sound excuse it gave from time to time, and doubtlessly it helped win over the
Director of the Federal Budget to a larger appropriation. Incongruously enough,
however, the SEC gave notice at the time of the budgetary increase of amending
Rule 470 which would require voluntary "filing, either with a registration statement
or at a later date, of an amendment delaying the effective date until the registrant
shall file a further amendment which specifically states that the earlier amendment
shall no longer operate to delay the effective date of the statement." Is this clear?
Since more personnel foe the SEC is in prospect is this amendment necessary? And
if it still is, then why the complicated verbiage with its twists and turns? The same
effort could be expended in amending the law so as to permit at the option of the
,
a
$569,278,000 (50)
news
Shareholders
SEC
municipals with dates..
lengthier registration period'. The solution, of course, is
of issues,
a
prompter scrutiny
Four
equipment trust issues are to be found in the listing below of larger issues
set sales dates in the next four weeks:
Week of December 27:
with
None.
Week of January 3: $4 million Apache Corp.
debentures; 9,000 shares of Rohm &
Haas Co. common; $8,550,000 Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy RR. Equipment Trust
Certificates; $5.1 million Drexel Equity Fund, Inc. common; 600,000 shares of Pocket
Books, Inc. common; and 665,838 shares of Lone Star Gas Co. common. In Municipals
—$4" million Hartford Co. Metropolitan District, Conn.; $8 million State of New
Mexico; and $28,980,000 State of Connecticut.
Week of January 9: 78,955 shares of common and
$2 million debentures of Bowl-Mor
Co., Inc.; $3,210,000 Missouri Pacific RR. Equipment Trust Certificates; $25,634,400
Brunswick Corp. debentures; $10 million Iowa Power
& Light Co. bonds- $13,260,000
Pacific Gas Transmission Co.
debentures; and $8,400,000 Southern Pacific Co. EquipAnd in
Municipals—$30 million Los Angeles School District,
Calif.; $95 million State of California, and $4,440,000 Livonia School District, Mich.
™nt Trust Certificates.
Ishares of Mortgage
Guaranty Insurance Corporation;
$11,500,000 Gulf States Utilities Co. common; $7 million Kansas Gas & Electric Co.
bonds; and $4,125,000 New York Central RR. Equipment Trust Certificates. And in
Municipals—$71.5 million each for University of Northern
Illinois* 111. and Seattle,
Washington; $4,569,000 Alhambra City High School District, California* $7 million
Columbus City School District, Ohio;
$56,200,000 State of New,York; and $23 million
Pennsylvania State Public School Building Authority, Pennsylvania.
December 22, I960
Volume
major
A
of
first
Fiscal
of
Aircraft's
provide
early
for
1961
during
6015
the
payloads
Missiles
warning
for
..
year
the
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
the
was
Midas
delivery
Satellite
Space Division.
Midas
hostile ballistic missile
of
commercial
of
the
is
the pilot from routine flying chores to concentrate on the
of the mission, they added.
engineers, also said that, in anticipation of future requirements,
another oesign—a "completely solid-state pilot"—which uses the latest
developments in electronic circuitry to eliminate moving parts, already
will
and
be
keyed to maintaining
government
business
with
healthy
a
a
has
program
logged
Bobbie
Net
achieved
were
Baker
the
in
19
Dec.
the
annual
Consolidated
period
ended
share
cents
creased
stock
the
by
dividend.
New
oil
.
through
and
from
Baker
of
new
the
1960,
19%
1960,
in
Mr.
that
become
in
in
the
facilities
made
portion
are
political
to
and
forecast
range
commented.
at
and
oil
"Current
total
Mr.
by
and
000
capital
the
a
activity,
and
estimates
thus
to
seem
He
will
functioning organization,
that demand," he concluded.—V.
191,
should
p.
be
in
Italian
new
a
Corp.
and
All
tool
in
forefront
of
Inc.
on
Corp., which
50%
owns
of
All
Star, and Christie F.Vitolo,
M.
Mr.
is
Chairman
the
of
Board
and
Mr.
Fried
Under
the
complete
terms
of
the
installation-of
is
figures,
The
is headed by
the
of
bowling
President
of
the
first
'
is
headed
of
-
-
and
leading
has
Bobbie
exporting
begun
also
division
of
Brooks
fiscal
Joan
has
for
the
Bowling,
S.
a
many
where
of
its
expanding
its
40%
Split—News—
A.
White, W. F.
Hartman,
profitable
and
America,
the
reviewed
White
activities
development
total sales
in
Shares
both
of
Stock
introduced
'bocci,'
in
Italy
by
of
.
also noted
23,000
the
and
controls
nation's
the
during
for
programs.—V.
Alco
Oil
Gas
&
past
Acme
Pack
The
SEC
of
its
issued
has
an
authorizing
Act
pany
stock
industry,
192,
above.—V.
securities
this
their
at
of
net
value
Hudson
Investment
Sales
1960
the
history.
year
It has become the rage
has been a pastime for
to
in
ac¬
year,
dis¬
the
on
granted
application
an
Clarified—
"It
aircraft
and
Bell Telephone
I960—Month—1959
ft
35,778,297
22,748,132
expenses^-,-
33,839.147
22,195,780
5,496,614
revenues
income
4,847,824
1,424,074
taxes—
Other
operating
taxes—
Net
operating
income
Net
after
—V.
1,517,280
6,016,271
5,371,469
5,365,2834,706,578
charges
192,
$
Fond
Du
many
192,
nounced
ing
14
devices,
On
and
said.
the
1
and,
The
tools.
The
to
cord
military
bomber,
consumption
passenger
and
operations
it
gives
THE COMMERCIAL AND
U*
iVAOi vii
NOTE:
WI
On
i-O I t7»
account
v ***'
of the
fluctuations
the
terms
.
in
to
by
and
'.
products
mUUary
Co.
/
*
.
'
'
>
•.
separate
build
to
the
Hilburn said,
Giddings
&
Con¬
Lewis
control
of
to
in
to
the
buoys
but,
tegrated
as
said
a
staff
have
non-industrial
other
lines
a
for
depth
of
in
Starr
the
100
Lake
properties
in
in
for
use,
Concord
and
Control
for
with
use
a
will
include
radio
oceanographic studies,
radio telescopes, special
number
remain
of
a
other
projects
separate
in
corporate
with
and
complement
those
of
the
other
divisions
contributions
centage
of
the
contracts
will
permit Burtek to obtain a larger perawarded for more elaborate training devices,
Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place
voted
tne
by
Supreme
from
P.
the
in
New¬
Canadian
prov¬
application
in
former
holds
side
large
of
These
Canadian
steel
senior
iron
the
Quebec
Javelin's
companies,
ore
Labrador
prop¬
other
properties being developed by
States
has
Canada.
Geffine,
Co.,
Limited.
to
traded
an
exchange
Geffine
as
announced
separate
v.
vast
syndi¬
the
a
headed
by
that
Jubilee's
iron
ore
entity from
of
because
Javelin's other
location in Quebec.
thtlr
Cartier
Railway, now being completed by
Jubilee's properties are in the southern
tne vicinity of United States Steel's
Corp.
in
operation
the
important
of Jubilee
that
than
more
factors
which
Canadian
from
brought
Javelin
to
was
policies of Quebec.
resources
million
one
dollars
has
been
exploration
of
the
Jubilee
properties
Reports of milling
that high grade iron
show
low-cost
gravity
$5
is
engaged
including
concentrates
methods.—V.
—
be
resumed
the
in
O'Keefe-
from
ore
Jubilee
the
be
can
190,
pro¬
768,
p.
Common Stock Of¬
Dec. 15 prospectus,
a
Carolina
North
primarily
painted
Arnold, Wilkens
N. Y., publicly
par
of¬
stock
common
in
corporation
the
residential
organized
manufacture
and
light
of
and
on
July
30,
building
commercial
products,
aluminum siding
and component parts, steel lintels and
of,,aluminum ancl bronze
weatherstrip
accessory
dampers,
A
share.
per
BUSINESS—This
1956
bodies
on
ore
separation
will
program
ore
tests
Co., 50 Broadway, New York 4,
fered 100,000 shares of this firm's $1
at
date.
to
program instituted in the summer of 1960 indicated
million tons of iron ore of slightly better qualities than
Carolina Metal Products Corp.
steel
fireplace
The
products.
company also fabricates and sells vacuum (Operated, semaphore type
school bus stop signs and folding steel chairs, and performs to indus¬
trial
customers'
specifications a variety of processing and treatment
("industrial services") on various metals. The company's plant
work
and
offices
located
are
PROCEEDS—If
intends
company
underwriting
the
at
2222
South
shares
100,000
to apply the net
commissions
Boulevard,
of
estimated
and
Charlotte,
stock
common
are
C.
N.
sold,
the
proceeds of $418,500,
expenses
after deducting
of
the
offering,
follows:
as
(a)
To
in
(b)
(c)
note
pay
the
incurred
in
To
To
indebtedness of the company to Wachovia Trust
amount of
$175,859, which indebtedness was
principal
1960
June,
the
pay
to
Wix
and
matures
outstanding
Industries,
in
January,
balance
Inc.,
of
due
Aug.
1961.
$55,000 of
2, 1961.
note
a
of
the
balance of the purchase price of machinery and
equipment purchased by the company from National in June, 1960.
National had purchased such assets new in April, 1959 for $58,323, of
which $47,568 was paid out of the proceeds of a bank loan secured by
a
chattel mortgage on the machinery and equipment and repayable
in
monthly instalments of principal of $1,000, with interest at 5%
per
the
pay
annum.
(d)
To
improve
and
modernize
the
company's
paint
line,
at
an
aggregate cost of approximately $50,003.
The
remainder
approximately
in
(c)
funds
Burtek.
"Concord's
been
other
tnat
Quebec
areas.
using
company
experience
De¬
share¬
drilling
Concord
Burtek.
which
activities
instruments
devices
'
'
product
new
basis.
wholly ov/ned subsidiary, it will function as an in-.
of Burtek, Inc. The activities of Concord are com¬
pletely compatible
of
of
and
cartographic
technologies.
division
sub-contract
a
handling, and control-systems engineering.
tool work, these skills are currently being
data
for
Hilburn
on
machine
data-logging
apparatus
entity,
develop
technical
the
number
a
equipment
counsel,"
Pickands-Mather & Co.
of
the natural
concluded
than
and
prominence
company
Canadian
Patent
b'sing
now
Iron
the
addition
Trough,
fered—Pursuant to
,
advanced
utilizing
to
of
Letters
Victor
Javelin
United
the
Steel
is
Cliffs
ore
development,.
explained tnat one of
the
duced
.
present transaction, Mr.
continue
to
be
a
supplier
to
will
U. S. Patent Office) William B
in the rate of exchange,
Tool
the second major acquisition of the year. In
announced the purchase of the electronics di¬
first
of
computation,
addition
growth-area
The system also effects savings in
standards of airline flight schedules,
greater accuracy to flight maneuvers
(Reg.
& Lewis Machine
Concord.
the
895.
Javelin
has
approval
added
stock
a
Labrador
Labrador
tax
Canadian
trading
He
on
include
and
disclosed.
not
was
national
continue
essential
of its "relatives" is flying on the
the Air Force's B-58 Hustler, Bendix
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
of
a
reached
controlled
comfort.
improved
officers
Concord
of
ma¬
p.
192,
iron
Geffine
about
more
of
group
the
also
used
system is described by the engineers as "so sensitive it appears
in
advance
any
undesirable change in the plane's flight
and
takes
corrective
action," thus giving a smoother ride
increased
States
for
originally
firm
adjacent
are
United
stock
Canadian
in
the
the
original Wabusn deposit.
The drilling
early in 1961 in order to outline additional
Giddings
the
techniques.
Control
Mr.
and
is
Control,
a
Members
In
sense
military
acquisition
drugs
in
now
income."
distribution
with
headed
operated
deposits
part of the
Quebec
be
to
this
Cleveland
of
ore
invested
1910.
p.
the
21
Dec,
the
industrial
of
became
digital
said.
fuel
the
listing
a
the
to
supplemental
Jubilee
statement,
diamond
Majority Acquired—
192,
other
vending
are
Canadian
taxable
as
processed.
which
iron
so
that
and
from and
recent
are
given
Corp.,
Canadian
co-operate with
2615.
Divco-Wayne Corp. as the first phase of Burtek's pro¬
facilities and capabilities for the development and
numerical
will
applications, one
supersonic
apart
ore
They
-
for
attitude
In
and
areas
Canada.
Quebec,
deposits
six
a
Co.,
pilot was the first all-transistorized automatic flight
be certificated by the Civil Aeronautics Administra¬
for commercial use.
In addition to the Navy's A4D
other
It
Under
time, is being used
military services,
including
and
are
iron
for
of
in
and
s..are3
applications
Iron
holdings
ore
of
tools.
to
system
engineers
2709
pp.
production numerical con¬
trol
systems
specifically
designed for the automatic production
of
aircraft parts. Many significant scientific and defense programs are
using Concord's continuous-path control system for multi-axis machine
(now the FAA)
first
31, 1960 amounted
sales of $276,549,164.
;*
for its engineering achieve¬
in advanced electronic systems for numerical control of machine
ments
Douglas
the
by
Concord
present
tion
world's
-
Massachusetts corporation, was organized in
key engineers and scientists from the ServoMechanism Laboratory of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
It has
operated as a subsidiary of the Giddings & Lewis Machine
Tool Co. until the purchase by Burtek.
•
Bendix
the
at
versatile
control
190,
management
Corp. shares will be made
American
that
being
made
ore
cate
Oct.
net
below.—V.
on
and
company
the
electronics
by 35 commercial air
carriers
and
five
the U. S. Air Force,
U. S. Navy, Military Air Transport Service, the Royal Canadian Air
Force, and the Royal Canadian Navy, the officials said.
kind
1959
82-
and
for marketing expansions.—V.
Iron
out
that
president
holdings
firm's
distribution
construed
for
noted
well-known
Mo.,
financing
containing aspirin and
sanitary drinking cup from
a
shareholders
State
Jubilee
erties
expand
manufacture
„
"pilot" clocked more than a half-billion miles
1,500,000 hours in commercial airline service, Bendix officials
It
is installed on more aircraft than any other
system of its
Dec.
ending
year
1959.—V..
31,
transaction
Concord
the
of
to
gram
Aircraft Co., Inc. for flight
controls for the Navy's nuclear weapon carrier A4D jet aircraft, and
a
$2.9 million order from the Boeing Airplane Co. for systems for
Boeing 707 and 720 aircraft, were received by the Eclipse-Pioneer
division, according to the Bendix announcement.
from
been
iron
the cash
Burtek, world's largest independent producers of technical train¬
vision
than 21,000 times around the world were an¬
by the Eclipse-Pioneer division of the corporation.
order
million
of
and
iron
2219.
Louis,
Acquire Shares—
publicly-owned
of
the
be
pointed
properties
Hilburn.
D.
the
of
January,
51,671,289
46,424,709
more
Dec.
on
$6.4
A
St.
of
•
Jubilee
opinion
not
now
The
p.
all
share.
Fourth Ave.
Bank,
2119.
p.
&
million for a "veteran"
transistorized
airline service has an on-the-job record
totaling
$9.3
in commercial
that
flying
192,
National
packages
Newfoundland
are
also
-
of
of
Javelin
of
DeSantis
Concord,
specializing
in
digital
computation,
data
control-systems engineering, was confirmed by Burtek
Earl
For
Bendix Corp.—New Orders—
orders
of
and
Price
Concord
autopilot
equal to
the
foundland
substantially all
the
Co.—Stock
&
Wis.,
Lac,
handling,
1956
Two
Fa.—V.
plans calling
will
Secretary
1563.
p.
Corp.—V.
over
as
to
DeSantis
In
the
National Corp.,
President
2014.
p.
Oct.
Bruce
Empire
Purchase
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$
$
348,356,770 330,194,253
222,640,934 213,218,099
51,588,614
48,229,224
18,020,821
17,075,641
56,106,401
49,664,912
Pittsburgh
company's
stated, "that
Court
1960
Burtek, Inc.,
announced
Control, Inc., Boston, from
Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31-
is
Canadian
Burtek, Inc.—Acquires—
The said stock is listed
of
Federal
for
increase
the
outstanding
See
,
Operating
Operating
7%
for
listed
shareholders.
Geffine
the
of
of Basic Inc.
stock
with
holders
it had been announced by
7th
common
sales
a
earnings
is
President.
as
*
with
Denver
distribution
Santis
2119.
p.
191,
for
in
will
P. Joseph DeSantis,
treasurer
of Canadian
Javelin,
the basis of the distribution will be one snare of Jubilee
for every 10
shares
of
Canadian
Javelin
common
stock
held
by stockholders of
record as of Dec. 28, 1960.
Up, Net Down—
highest
sale
concerns.
Humphrey
the
Inc.,
dispensed
According
fiscal year were second highest in the
company's history and totaled $11,070,644 compared to $11,608,775 for
1959.
Earnings per share of common stock were $5.96 on 1,857,319
shares outstanding in 1960 compared with $6.34 per share on 1,830,334
the SEC that the Commission
Midwest Stock Exchange to delist
and registered
the New York Stock Exchange.—V. 192, p. 2323.
had
Net
$295,802,246,
Net
the
were
stock
the
Canadian Javelin Ltd.—Stock Distribution—
A
exemption order under the Investment Com¬
corporation, of New York, to issue shares
asset
Shoe Co.—Sales
(E. L.)
Dec.
Ross
at
manufactures
The
Javelin
Corp.—Exemption—
Brown
shares
Basic Inc.—SEC Announcement
On
made
Funding,
are
chines.
vice
698.
p.
J.
Pittsburgh,
nine
White
year,
Co.—Merged—
Corp.,
the
a
licensed
under
P.
which
Wayne plant expansion,
facilities.!'A' .<*
k
production
instruments
and
missile
from
is
company
company
company/ announced on
Dec. 14 it has signed a contract
K, Pack, Inc., of Denver, Colo., in which C. F. C. Funding will
provide its management counseling services in exchange for an option
of 8.7%
of Pack's 115,000 outstanding shares.
HoeppJames
firm's
the
during the past
of this year.
recent Fort
of
feet
square
Broad Street Investing
market. We are looking forward to
will have lanes in every major Italian center."
Missiles and BarChris are traded on the Ameri¬
Exchange,—V. 192,
be
St.,
C.
F.
with
November
progress
the
registered
consultant
Applied Dynamics,
Inc.,
an
Ann
Arbor
and marketing analog computers,
and the
Bowmar Pacific, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary in
Breuer & Curran Oil
and
was
will
Wood
C.
4
,
American films.
bowling,
of
and
N
producing
added
See
the Italian
in
use
day when Olympia
can
in
form
a
Chairman
Payment
during
of
and
proceeds
business
,
lines.
product
W.
peak
Act
company's small business investment company
equity capital, long-term funds, and consulting
providing
inces
The combined skills of both companies can be put to the
years.
most
the
enjoyed
as
Army and publicized by
nation
net
filed
commission.
1960,
investment
company has called for redemption on Feb. 20,
1961,
outstanding 7% cumulative preferred stock at $112.1438 per
.
formed,
Edward
year:
stockholders,
hit
and
firm
mechanical
joint announcement said that both companies "realize the ready
for bowling in Europe.
Economic resurgence there has given
time and the means to the average citizen to enjoy leisure time activi¬
U.
The
111.,
(A. M.) Byers Co.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
The
ties.
Act.
Chicago,
The
several
to
been
White, Edward
C.
share
Investment
advisory services to small
its
world's largest producer of miniature,
precision transmissions
air-and-spacecraft guidance controls and navigational counters .for
"indicator panels, Bowmar is also a leading manufacturer of. electro¬
market
in
per
October,
management
Business
the
headed
$1
in
a
law
Road,
Dec* 19
covering 500,000
public sale at $10 per share
by Blunt Ellis & Simmons.
on
for
The company
has outstanding 60,461 shares of common stock, of
which Central National Bank in Chicago owns 10.10%
and management
officials as a group own 36.88%.
Frederick L.
with
label
the
for
sports
the New York Yankees.
SEC
Regnery
The
by
of
•;
over
approximately
under
knit
to
Roosevelt
the
offered
receive
Illinois
Company
and
"man¬
completed -arrangements
has
apparel
Small
West
be
underwriters
will
under
finance
used
activities
728
with
to
non-diversified
the
Board
cotton
reporting the firm's
the
acquisition of
which
Viking Lanes subsidiary in North Babylon, Long Island,
Rocky Graziano, the former middleweight boxing champion
The director of athlete relations for All Star is Yogi
catcher for
the
of
group
be
in
.
Africa,
next
Anaheim, Calif. He
of
world.
Berra,
research
In
Italian
properties
made
20%
running
arc-
company
new
Korn,
which
(Mich.)
business.
In addition to the bowling centers in Italy, Bar¬
evaluating sites in France, Belgium and Holland.
All Star Bowling has as its principal business the
acquiring of sites,
financing, and the promotion of bowling centers. In the United States,
its
the
the
E.
cussed
is
of
has
now
a
Investment
.
before
European
management
company
been
under
and
Corp.,
stock,
underwriters
closed-end,
we
large distribution
a
"
Corp.—Registers Common—
statement
common
Organized
to
company's program
1607 and 1395.
record
counting
bowling center. A builder of
more
than 50% "Of the bowling centers in the metropolitan New York
area,
BarChris has aggressively expanded its international operations
to include Canada and Europe. A 32-lane center is
planned near London
and negotiations are under way to form a Swiss
subsidiary for further
Chris
when
of
through
year
plant, to handle a large volume of addimeet its record sales goal of $43,000,year. Sales during the previous fiscal year
fiscal
South
for
Harold
Baker.
from
contract, BarChris will be responsible for the
the. first
have,
,
I "
registration
"par¬
development
future growth."
for
1707.
p.
.
Business Capital
»
Midwest
of
where
the
a
were
time
a
192,
,
and
expenditures
that
said
expects
that
establishment
Vitolo
plants
at
now
Business Capital
women
•
BarChris.
Olympia which will have its headquarters in Rome,
a series of Italian bowling centers will be built.
research
the
pp.
directors
ner,
formed
President
is
•
,
A
of
Bowling Centers, S. P. A., to meet
growing enthusiasm in Italy for bowling, it was announced jointly
Dec. 20 by Alvin Fried, President of Acme
Missiles & Construction/
the
pany
1282 Soldiers Field Road, Boston, Burtek now has
manufacturing facilities located in Cincinnati, Day¬
Washington, D. C„ Tulsa, and Los Angeles. The com¬
in the process of
re-locating its new headquarters in
and
York
Tulsa.—V.
the year just ended, with sales
of $5,411,822 and earnings of $323,664—botn up more than 60%
from
last
year's figures.
White noted that several new products resulted
have
New
any
two-for-one stock split, effective Dec. 20, was voted at the annual
meeting of this Fort Wayne, Ind., firm, it was announced
Dec.
19 by Edward A. White, President.
\
At the meeting, the firm's stockholders also re-elected to the board
sales,"
that
Concord,
offices
ton,
the
for
sales
The
profits
expanded plants and
or
manufacture
and
of
to training equipment and devices for
manned aircraft,
producing maintenance trainers, digital logic
computers and
test
equipment
in
of
support
a
number
of
the
major
programs.
*
is
With
both
outstanding
and
achieved
in
substantial
he
sales
were
and
the spring line
Mr. Saltzman said.
Speaking
Bowling,
for
highest
military
addition
missile
stockholders'
894.
Star
they
in
Bowmar Instrument Corp.—Stock
1
stated.
Olympia
company,
the
and
abroad.
C. F. C. Funding-, Inc.—To
BarChris Construction Corp.—Joint Venture—
Construction
profits
actually
split.
stock
expenses
new
countries/A
192,
year
EarChris
a
industrial
new
dollar
electronic
Manu¬
indicate
the
.
13.
physical
current
for
■
part
—V.
spent
economy will fare approximately as well as in 1960.
the long-term demand for energy sources indicates the neces¬
stepped-up oil production over the present level.
Baker, as
for
large
and
reported
shares
gains
for
Canada
as
fiscal
the
since
Cleveland,
ago,
foreign
uncertainties
oil
that
organization
our
the
licensees
„
add
period
same
Dec.
on
in. the company's history.
apparel
for
young
adult
of
»
$35,721,000.
year
in
expenditures
official
conditions
for
period
and
respectively
two-for-one
a
depth and
Bookings
*
Sales
year.
were
1,219,300
on
for
said
growth,"
totalled
-}
said.
Angeles.
in
tional
.
drilling
revenues
Sutter
Los
heavy
reductions,
economic
for
of
cents
preparing
agement
"
more
year-to-
equipment during the
expenditures are sums
the
Houston
cost
3%
a
Venezuelan
ahead,"
years
possible
leading
years,
in
83
adjusted
Pointing
out
that
start-up costs at five
•
growing
a
represents
slump
the
31,
a
unusually
to
for
announced
Oct.
shares
incurred
8%
•
of $1,011,000
ended
a
share for the six months on 1,319,300 shares now
compares with 77 cents per share for the first half
the basis of the present number of shares outstanding,
encouraging,
amounted
months
This
ticularly
drilling
trade,
has
six
on
Saltzman
center
<
•
abroad
research
This
smoothly
a
in
export
cents
with
as
Mr.
-
last
manufacturer
.4..
.
In
the
President,
quarter
4%
a
the
V
oil
69
in-
declined
decline
and
ago,
the
national
However,
sity
this
and
domestic
drastic
a
;
efficiencies,
the
offset
States
commented.
1
from foreign operations
revenue.
of:
range
Sutter
1961
a
-
total
.
short
at
of
payment
United
wells
of
sources
for property, plant
$956,000.
Included in
totaled
any
outstanding
President
spite
countries
facturing
to
the
than
Expenditures
recent
through
existing
revenue
of
in
improved
cents
70
$9,923,000
three-month
or
89
technical,
and
3
backlog in production includes
trainers, part task simulators
and
both military
and commercial jet aircraft.
commercial, and military customers in the
for
serves
States
Burtek
during
net
Saltzman,
'Cleveland
last year,
of
increasingly attempted to get1 further propreviously drilled which has expanded the market
anticipate
from
"Short
stock
common
to
the
over
second
the
outstanding.
'
equal
The
earned
12-month
,
$2,280,765,
more
reworking
,
year
corresponding
demonstrators
Burtek
six
with
and
six-month
"was
have
wells
or
half
on
earnings were $2,293,849, or
dividends,
Common
shares
were
drilled
Baker
year.
products,"
year
increase
activity.
•
come
of
the
'
subsidiaries
$1,173,300
16%
the
compared'
over
year,
August,
wells
from
fiscal
$4,894,961,
"We
shares
in
discovery
During
fiscal
,
producers
duction
for
its
said.
the
"As
difficult,
was
preferred
gas
gains
Sutter
the
announced
-
the fiscal
during
1960
preceding
125,686
in
improved
1
and
company
with $24,545,846
1959;
after
Inc.
share
Sutter
.
the
30,
3,275,643
For
share
a
for
fiscal
for
the
on
year-end.
Mr.
Sept.
income
Net
in
Tools,
per
T.
engine
2505.
p.
months, the first half of the firm's fiscal year, were
$22,461,700, an increase of 22%
over
the $18,351,800: for the same
period last year, and sales for the second quarter were $11,954,000,
report.
revenue
$25,104,281 compared
for
Oil
ended Sept. 30, 1960, while earnings
preceding 12-month period. President
•year
for
by
totalled
of
Maurice
ago,
Sales for
Tools, Inc.—Annual Report—
sales
Record
192,
to
penetrate
explained.
us
Hilburn
present multi-million
maintenance
trainers,
systems
Brooks, Inc.—Net Up—
profit
increase
an
year
Oil
time.—V.
permit
Mr.
Burtek's
United
new
Baker
,,
flight
also
markets,"
The
launchings.
will
and
purpose
intended
product development and increased research and
engineering
activities, according to D. E. Dewey II, President.
At present BairdAtomic's business is about equally divided between contract research
and production of instruments in the
spectrochemical, electronic and
radiation detection fields.—V. 192, p. 2323.
of
(2607)
frees
and
of
program
and
Baird-Atomic
between
balance
Number
achievement
series
a
Lockheed
to
192
The
during
above
of
the
paid
the
in
company
company
i960
of
$103,718
is
or
net
January,
available
m
of
that
1961),
for
the
offering,
amounting
to
the indebtedness referred to
will be added to the general
working
capital.
does not anticipate a need for further equity financing
1961 and has no present plans for the acquisition of
New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
proceeds
(assuming
.^-Seibert Publisher and Pm
4
The Commercial and.Financial Chronicle,..
(2608)
.
Monday, December.26, 1960
.
Ch:
of
and other loans.
None
note to hank, due in January 1961
6%
mortgage note
to stockholder
%
4 %
None
——
Indebtedness
None
——
1,000,000 shs.
130,000 shs.
(par value $1)_
purchase shares
150,000 shs.
120,000 shs.
of common stock) (warrants covering)
10,000 shs.
10,000 shs.
♦tCommon stock
(par value $1)
Class
stock
A
common
warrant
Purchase
(to
aggregate of 120,000 shares are reserved for issuance
conversion of outstanding shares of class A common stock.
upon
for issuance upon
aggregate of 10,000 shares will be reserved
of purchase warrants.—V. 192, p. 1299.
tAn
exercise
Corp.—Net Down—News—
Carrier
»
^
net profit for fiscal
of two costly strikes.
Syracuse, N. Y. corporation reported a
equal to $2.03 per common share in spite
The
1960
for
comparable figure
The
1959
$3.62.
was
Earnings in fiscal 1960 amounted to $5,008,000 as opposed to
$8,266,-
preceding year. Net sales figures for the two periods were
$256,800,000 and $263,434,000, respectively.
Orders booked in the fiscal ytar just ended totaled $260,404,000,
in
000
the
1959 figure of '$249,750,000. The backlog
31, 1960 amounted to $87,311,000. The
comparable figure a year earlier was $83,707,000.
On
Oct. 31,
1960 the working capital of the corporation totaled
$111,022,000 and current assets were 3.68 times current liabilities.
Commenting on fiscal 1960 operations Cloud Wampler, Chairman of
the Board, said, "Earnings for the last half of the year were somewhat
better than those of the same period in 1959. Accordingly, the net
profit for the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 1960 was well in excess of
dividend requirements
($1.60 per share) even though a substantial
loss was incurred in the second quarter largely because of the two
strikes. One of these resulted in a shutdown of the major plants of
the corporation in Syraucse for a period of four weeks. The other
occurred at Elliott Company with the work stoppage
actually con¬
tinuing for three months. In both cases there were attendant dis¬
ruptions both before and after the strikes.
"Other factors which affected adversely the earnings of the cor¬
poration the past fiscal year were the nation-wide steel strike, general
business conditions that reflected a lower level of activity in many
areas of the economy and a continuation of an
intensely competitive
situation in face of generally rising costs."
As
for the fiscal year which began
the first of November, Mr.
Wampler said, "Assuming reasonably favorable general business con¬
ditions
and
no
work stoppages, Carrier's
1961 earnings should be
substantially larger than in the preceding year. Also, it should be
noted that in 1961 the corporation will further increase its research
up over $10 million from the
of unfilled orders as of Oct.
and development activities."—V.
192,
991.
p.
(J. I.) Case Co.—New Chairman—
At
will
to
serve
will
and
President
former
President
as
Chief
and
serve
special assistant
as
the
of
National
to
Association
Executive
Officer.
the President.
of
Manufacturers,
Inc., before assuming the
Mr. Grede was President of Grede Foundries,
He is Chairman of the Board of Grede
presidency of Case in February.
Bank of
Foundries and a member of the Board of the Federal Reserve
192, p. ,2506.
Chicago.—V.
-/
rifi":
Central Vermont Public Service Corp.—Appointment
Chemical
The
New
—V.
Bank
Trust
York
New
has
Co.
192,
appointed
been
of the corporation.
registrar for the second preferred stock
York
2119.
p.
Cetron Electronic Corp.—Forecast—
Piaul
president
Wallins,
this;
of
corporation
of
HI.,
Geneva,
and
Calif., told shareholders at the company's first annual
Dec. 13 in Geneva, Cetron sales are expected to triple,
accompanying favorable trend in earnings, during the fiscal
Pasadena,
meeting
with
on
an
year ending next Nov. 30.
Cetron's
industrial electronic
in
Geneva
Continental
as
Electronic
Cetron
said
Wallins
of
just
division
tube
Electirc
operated
until
Co.
it
30
for
became
years
part
a
of
under
stantial
early this year.
Cetron, now doing business at the annual rate
million, would not show earnings for the fiscal
Corp.
$1
investment
of a program of product diversifi¬
electronic tube division and sub¬
company's new scientific optical division
in" the
Pasadena.
The
president
announced
Cetron plans
to enter
the consumer
products field and is negotiating with Energy Kontrols, Inc., of
Geneva for its patents for light controls.
Energy Kontrols currently
is producing a photo electric cell device which automatically turns a
light on or off in the home as darkness or daylight approaches.
Wallins
said
will
also
highway
add
Cetron
be
and
plans
applicable
street
of
minimum
to
industrial
to
lighting.
$1
models
market
He
million
the
predicted
instrument
that
lighting and utility
light regulators will
outdoor
Cetron
to
of
the
sales
during the fiscal year.
Wallins said the greatest potential for Cetron's growth exists in
its
new
scientific
optical division, under the direction of Dr. W.
Ewart Williams, which is developing advanced electro-optical instru¬
a
for
ments
measurement
Collectively, he
designed
are
of
inch;
an
measure
said,
to
and
the
measure
utilization
Shareholders
at
the
in
of
and
minutes;
progress
millionth
a
miniaturized
stream
three
in
systems
tenth
a
with
blood
to
one
and
within
programs
reading in from
tremely small vibrations.
equipment;
obtain
and
basal
a
detect
ex¬
,
the
meeting approved a restricted stock option
plan to retain and attract key scientists, engineering and executive
personnel, and voted to increase membership of the board of direc¬
to
maximum of
a
the
Of
eleven.
directors
seven
three
and
added
were
elected
for
the
to
the
first
board,
time.
four
The
Williams
Ewart
is
now
of Pasadena.—V.
192, p.
1608.
Chicago District Pipeline Co.—Private Placement—
wholly-owned subsidiary of The Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Chicago, 111., has completed the sale to institutional investors of
$8,750,000 of 5%
first mortgage sinking fund bonds, series D, due
1980.
The
The
proceeds
acted as agent for the company in the sale.
from the sale of the series D bonds will be applied
of advances from Peoples Gas, which were incurred
to the repayment
substantial
construction
expenditures in 1958-1960 for additional
pipeline and metering facilities installed to permit the company to
transport increased supplies of gas for the company's three utility
company
customers, The Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co., Northern
Illinois
Gas
Co.
and
Northern
Indiana
Public
Service
Co.—V.
189
868.
Minute
also is
groves either
stock,
of common
determined
Delaware
stock
will
above
as
also
of
number
of
shares
Hercules
stock.
77
„
_
fixed
Nov.
1960,
shares
giving effect
and
of
Christiana
to
transactions
certain
incident
to
the
proposed merger of
Commission has issued
Realty into Christiana; and the
giving interested presons until Jan.
12,
1961.
to
request
Delaware
an
order
a
hearing
49,000 shares
(32.7%)
thereon.
150,000
Christiana.
most
standing
The
the application, Delaware
outstanding * shares
of
owns
common
latter's assets consist of cash
imoortant
common
(voting)
and securities,
stock of
of which
holding is 12,199,200 shares (26.6%) of the out¬
stock of E. E. du Pont du Nemours arid Co. The
the
the
corporation's
The
two
(Fabbrica
the
of
CSC's
not
was
common
Mr.
Charles
W.
Morris,
refunds
rate
by
corr
C
of
T
the
Corp.—Acquires—
of
two
of
sto<
21
the
announced
distribution
of
the
Coi:
Mai
operations.
ethical
packaged
two
is
firms
pharmaceuticals
iri ]
N.
bVV
1
/
177*
•'
J;?
step in the expansion
abi'oad.
The
purchase
price
operations
in
has been
Mexico,
and
assigned to the Italian companies.
7
>
produce a wide range of pharmaceuti¬
FIART
marketed
are
include
in
injectible,
antibiotics,
stated
that
Commercial
European
oral and suppository forms.
hormones and cardiovascular
vitamins,
and
the
C
CQh:
Col!
1-1
f'7
sidiary,
T
tie
and
vitamin
196"
oarer
in
with
the
pur
of
CSC's
activities
domestic
in
to
<
'
T
company's expanding foreign operations.
Tne new sub¬
Wheeler said, will serve as the company's world trade
will
be
new
ventures
and
with
cibl
foreign
the
with the investigation and development-of
markets, the expansion of overseas sales,
company's -continuing
search for new
products
and
Commercial
States
sales
Woi
concerned
in
the
Solvents
business
for
accounts
now
about
countries
in
10%
than
other
the
ope;
tow
chemical company's
the
Of
Lim
Aus
volume.
Commercial
solvents
makes
industrial, agricultural,
189, p. 1675.
markets
and
wide
a
nutrition
animal
and
range
bec<
chemicals
of
pharmaceutical
war
pur¬
C
poses.—V.
gro1
Commonwealth International
less
General Fund, Inc.—
&
ven:
4
approved
for general use
Board, State of California,
It
the
easily
is
life
of
installed
the
car
by/, the
should
on
used
is
it
Pollution
about $50:»
be
or
new
which
on
Vehtole
Motor
used.
arid
cars,
The
Registers—
Control
vfrui.-v."
-
d;
has
said
Pollution
such
from
device
it
will be effective (for
Burner," Chrom¬
"Smog
of
Board
becomes
the
have
been
made
formal
A
the
on
test
car's
mobile
lot
used-car
costing $15,000.
The laboratory
miles when it was purchased, and
to
the
of California
State
The
equipment
42,000
data
test
road
available.
Los Angeles
a
to
submitting
is
as
laboratory
sought
"at
have
be
by
been
Maurice
Angeles,
Burner"
as
to inspect the
"Smog Burner," which appears to
practical automobile smog control device ready for actual
suitable for installation on existing cars.
City Products Corp.—Division Sets Record—
sales
the
of
J.
the
18th
through
the
chairman, reported on Dec.
12 that November
Brothers Division were at an all-time high for
Butler
consecutive
30
Nov.
November
in
Sinek,
volume
that
for
the
11
months
the
comparable 1959 period by 9.6%.
$17,230,616, a 12% increase from $15,383,322
were
month
Brothers
and
exceeded
sales
same
month
of
1959.
sales
the
For
months
11
ended
Nov.
30,
1960,
$191,293,017, compared with $174,570,082
in the comparable period last year.
"It
is now apparent
that total sales from merchandising opera¬
tions for the full year 1960 will be well in excess of $200,000,000, an
all-time record for Butler Brothers," Sinek said.
In 1959, the previous
record year, Butler Brothers sales were $193,600,772.
Sales
the
of
Division
Herst-Allen
and
-
total
Herst-Allen
ber
and
Butler
owned
ment
T
food
from
the
the
were
chains,
Oct.
8,
inclusion,
first
11
CO.,
supplier of general merchandise to
are
included in the Butler Brothers
date of acquisition.
Even without
high sales were attained in Novem¬
the
record
months
the
of
Sinek. commented.
Brothers' other merchandising operations include companyG & Y arid Scott Variety Stores, Butler Brothers Depart¬
year,
Stores, and wholesale sales to the
more
variety stores, which^Butler franchises.—V.
than 2,400 Ben Franklin
192, p, 2119.
Maid
effective
on
Minute
Under
will
Dec.
Maid, will
receive
Minute
Maid
terms
one
a
30.
be
management.
the
at
share
shares.
operated
i
-
of
the
of
-
merger
on
a
divisional
basis
under
its.
1
proposal
common
stock
Minute
of
Maid stockholders
Coca-Cola
for
each
2.2
•
Products of Coca-Cola include world-famous Coca-Cola, sold through
1,100 bottlers in the United States and some 670 bottlers in 110
receive
G
For
Mr.
a
of
' 7
the
all
of
which
and
Fund
President
of
its
both
of
subsidiary
certain
directors,
of
of
the
is
owned
investment
Waldo Coleman,
by S.
adviser.
Robert
L.
Cody
S
companies. The investment adviser is
North American Investment Corp. The
directors
the
of
Fund
■
Stai
if
are
also
of
its
officers
ami
Compression Industries Corp., Huntington, N. Y.- -Files
yea
and
16%
own
of
the
securities,
voting
of
the
repi
company.
wee
N
With Securities
The
the
corporation
SEC
covering
offered
be
town,
at
and
Exchange Commission—
Dec.
on
100,000
$2.50
per
filed
1960,
19-,
letter
a
am<
of notification
stai
with
eat:
of common stock (par 10 cents) to
through I. R. E. Investors Corp., Levit-
shares
share,
c
DCJ
Y.
N.
proceeds are
to be
for
used
general
corporate
purposes.'
ove:
the
Consolidated Airborne Systems, Inc.—Proposes Offer'g
This
fioi
Hyde Park, N. Y., filed a regis¬
Dec.
15, 1960, covering 180,000
shares of class A stock, to be offered for public sale through under¬
writers headed by S. D. Fuller & Co.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The under¬
firm,
statement
writers
will
of
$15,000
be
with
entitled
and
purchase of
supplied by
New
900 Third Ave.,
of
tration
to
45,000
the
SEC
reimbursement
to
purchase,
for
expenses
for $450, five-year
class A shares (at
additional
noti
on
in the
warrants
a
price
sysl
our
lish
sho
amount
for
also
to
gfo
the
be
•■.rl
amendment).
Organized in 1957, the company
is engaged primarily iri the design,
development and production of proprietary-devices in the field of
electronic and cryogenic ground support equipment and airborne in¬
strumentation
for
the military
and
commercial
aircraft
industry.
Of the net proceeds of the sale of its stock,
$112,500 will be used
for
the
repayment of notes owing
to certain former
and
present
officers, directors and class B stockholders (the proceeds of which
notes were used for working capital); to repay bank loans of $100,000; and for research and development and expansion of manufactur¬
ing facilities and for working capital.
The company now has outstanding 187,347 shares of class B
stock,
of
which
John
I.
Nestel,
President, owns
79,623
sharqs and Leo
Stamler, Vice-President and Chief Engineer, 70,255 shares.
lar
7
JOJ
vis
10<
eff
I)
I
E
31,
The
Co.,
Pre
sidi
fori
tele
Consolidated Freightways Corp.—Appointments—
The
Manufacturers Trust Co. has been appointed trustee for $4,000,000 general mortgage serial 6% bonds and has also been appointed
warrant
agent for 80,000 shares of the common stock of the cor¬
poration.—V. 191, p. 2303.
par
anc
pur
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Proposed Acquisitionsee
Peoples Natural Gas Co., below.—V.
192,
p.
796.
N
Continental Insurance Co.—New
Effective
The
S|;|7
Listings—News-
Co.
of
Dec.
New
21
York
the
capital
listed
was
stock
of
the
Continental
Insurance
Midwest
Stock
Exchange, at
Exchange at San Francisco
and Los Angeles. The Continental, which is one of the world's
largest
property and casualty insurance organizations, has been traded on the
New York Stock Exchange since 1916. It is the
only insurance com¬
pany listed on that exchange.
Chicago,
the
special meeting on Dec. 21
approved the proposal to merge the company into The Coca-Cola Co.
Of the 1,667,558 Minute Maid
shares represented at the meeting,
1,660.352, or 99.6% affirmed the proposal.
Stockholders of Coca-Cola on Dec. 22 approved the merger proposal
and, with their approval, the consolidation is expected to become
Corp.
will
said
J.
of Minute
of
and
and/or
parent
the
and sale to the public."
Chromalloy's objective, Friedman said, was to provide a device that
in volume production would be available to the public at about $50,
would be small in size and have a long life.
The "Smog Burner"
is a mechanical rather than a chemical or catalytia device.
It meets
the specifications formulated by the company and engineer Morris,
who did the research and design.
Friedman, Morris, Commanday and
Chromalloy
President
Richard
Seelig,
answered
questions
on
the
"Smog Burner" at a news conference at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
—V. 192, p. 1491.
William
officers
earliest
of
capital stock,
as
wholly-owned
The
Commanday, President of the Chromizing Corp. of Los
subsidiary of the Chromalloy Corp., described the "Smog
being "in the final stages of development preceding manu¬
a
a
$400.
It carries test ]
speedometer showed
repairs or adjustments
invited
the first
of
listed
the
the
Chairman
testing and
shares
is
,
engine.
per
underwriter
The
the Fund is a diversi¬
open-end, managed investment company. It has outstanding 8,741
Chairman
,
for
principal underwriter.
share commission.
7/
torn
Organized under Delaware law in April 1960,
fied,
was
Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Board will
practical moment," according to Joseph
Board of Chromalloy.
Officials of the city of Los Angeles, including Mayor Norris Poulson,
county and state officials concerned with the smog problem,
be
Friedman,
$1.06
quickly
car's
no
and
manager
Motor
car
can
mee
Fund, of 615 Russ Building, San-Francisco, Calif., filed' a
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 19, 1960, covering 400,000
shares Of common capital stock, to be offered for public sale at $12.50
per
share
through North American Securities
Co.,- its
investment
,
instrumented.
Control
information
purchased
the
and
said
company
Vehicle
as
installed
been
The
revealing
in
,4'V V/
This
the public, will have no ad¬
verse
effect on gasoline mileage and will require no complicated in¬
spection to determine its effectiveness in operation.
The "Smog Burner" as revealed today, is manufactured of a heatresistant
alloy coated by Chromalloy's own process.
The burning
process
originates with a sparkplug which ignites the hydrocarbon
gases in a cone-shaped chamber.
' '
The sparkplug is attached to the car's ignition system, and addi¬
tion of the "Smog Burner" unit will have no adverse effect on opera¬
tion or life of the car's engine,
according to inventor Morris..
Chromalloy said it will begin road tests at once, using its mobile
laboratory—a 1955 used Chevrolet on which a "Smog Burner" device
alloy
:
fields.
the
Mr.
It
arm.
erai
and
the same time, Mr.
Wheeler also announced the formation of
International, Limited, as a new Commercial Solvents subsidiary
handle
Clai
the two companies com¬
pnarmaceutical activities on the
operations
Solvents'
continent
antibiotic
for
Apr
in 1
Wheeler
plement
At
•IV
texl
l:VV.
preparations.
to
thr<
reft
Mai
forward
a
T
pub
pharmaceutical
subsidiary to handle
Hoxfman-Lampis S.p.A., and FIART S.p.A.
Terapeutici).
They are affiliated in the
Articoli
of
I'M-
Italian
international
an
foreign
are
Dec.
on
ownership
pharmaceuticals
which
CSC
7fi
mil
certain
disclosed.
Products
designed
is
the
firms
Hoffman-Lampis
cals
7
engineer
<
•
Act
Wheeler
tions
Dec.
14 the development of a "Smog
eliminate smog-causing hydrocarbon gases
by
possible
Corporation
of
and
United
engines.
Company
said that Dr. Ovidio Lampis, the former owner of the
two companies,
will continue as their managing director.
Edwin D.
King, -who was associated with Commercial Solvents' affiliated opera¬
1019.
p.
Holding
2324.
p.
expanding
Italian
acquisition
Mr.
189,
Co.
Ins
throughout
Italy.
Offices
and
laboratories
are
located
in
Rome.
Accoraing to Maynard C. Wheeler, President of Commercial Solvents,
on
designed to
irivented
device,
shi
the
under
and
formation
Italiana
manufacture
mechanical principle involving a single moving part. It is the
"MARK.. IX," the ninth smog burner design.
Chromalloyestimate$!'that the; cost to the public, once the device is
present
According to
80%
|a
Stockholders
Co.—Merger Proposed—
Delaware Realty & Investment Co. and Christiana Securities
Co.,
Wilmington, Del., investment companies, have applied to the SEC for
an exemption
order under the Investment Company Act with
respect
the
announced
device
automobile
The
on
wai
of i
of
annual
Chromalloy
Co.
Ins
Tenco
stores.
2220.
p.
order
an
Solvents
and
processes.
from
chain
and
Nei
below.
Solvents
acquisition
*.7;.%
stock.—V.
192,
companies
Chromalloy Corp.—New Product—
Burner"
distributors
192,
purchases
gas
Commercial
the
common
taxes,
Commercial
methods of valuation em¬
ployed in the plan, the 785,000 shares of Delaware common stock
Would be converted into 64,557 shares of Christiana common stock,
with
each
share
of Delaware
common
stock being
converted into
11,
Co.,
issued
subsidiaries.—V.
was
such
into
Key
has
SEC
Federal
1961, or such later date within 60 days thereafter as may
by the boards of directors. On the basis of market values as
16,
be
of
holding some 30,000 acres of
development.
Maid produces instant coffee
the system to make bank borrowings in the amount of
$10,000,000, thev funds to'be used" for various temporary corporate
purposes
including the payment in December I960 of* State
and
The conversion ratios under the plan of merger will be determined
by the respective boards of directors on the basis of valuations made
as
of the closest practicable date to the closing date, which will be
Jan.
Minute
authorizing
by dividing the net asset value
common
Christiana share into an amount equal to 98.5%
of
underlying net asset value of the Delaware common stock, except
that
for
purposes
of. determining Delaware's .underlying net asset
value of the market value of its holdings of Hercules common stock
will be reduced by an amount
equal. to one-half of. the estimated
expenses (approximately 7xh%
of the market value of the stock) and
capital gains taxes that would be incurred if tnere were a public
the
tea.—V.
fruit,
under
or
cpn
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Borrowings Approved-^
determined
as
National
The
the
of
production
produces instant
see
per
sale
C
Loj
Cole National Corp.—New Name-
held by
indicated,
converted
be
Christiana
of
citrus
of
grower
in
Through its Tenco Division,
sold mainly
to regional coffee
$1,340.41 per share. There
is no quoted market for such common stock.
Under
the
proposed
merger,
the . outstanding
common
stock of
1960,
a
Of
a
producer of frozen concentrated fruit juices,
single strength juices, ades, and bases, The com¬
markets
pany
approximately 220 stock¬
underlying net asset value of such stock as of Nov. 11,
The
is
Maid
also
and
Trt
its
Coca-Cola Co.—Merger News—
Christiana Securities
the
of
supermarkets
First Boston Corp.
of
holders.
Butler
This
to
value
785,000 shares
com¬
Co.,
p.
tof
re-elected
were
board
prised of President Paul Wallins; Seymour Berman, Vice President,
The Exchange National Bank of Chicago; H. Glen Leason, Chicago
and
Los
Angeles,
Investment banker;
Hubert
A.
Mcllvaine, Vice
President and Chairman of the Board; Alexander J. Moody,
attorney
and partner, Winston, Strawn, Smith & Patterson,
Chicago; Jacob D.
Waldman, treasurer of Waldoroth Label Corp., Boston, and Dr. W.
for
$2,418,-
was
was
The
Pont.
facture
instruments
dimensions
television
beam
oxygen
communication.
new
metabolism
tors
1960,
11,
throughout the free world, and the new lines of Fanta and
Sprite
which
are
rapidly
being made
available
to
its
authorized
bottlers
throughout the world.
portfolio as of Nov. 11, 1960, and after deducting
stock at the redemption price, was $16,001.75
per share. The bid price of the common stock in the over-the-counter
market on Nov. 11, 1960 was $13,900 per share. There are approxi¬
mately 3,800 holders of Christiana common stock.
„Delaware's assets are represented by casu and security holdings
consisting primarily of the above common stock interest in Christiana
and
1,217,920 shares
(2.7%)
of the outstanding common stock of
du Pont. Its remaining assets consist of 43,500 shares
(29%) of the
cumulative preferred stock of Christiana, 300,000 shares
(3.56% ) of
the common stock of Hercules Powder Co.
("Hercules"), and 16,256
shares of $4.50 cumulative preferred stock of du Pont. The value of
the total net assets of Delaware as of Sept. 30, 1960, based on the
net
asset
value
of
its
common
stock
interest
in
Christiana, the
redemption price of its holdings of Christiana preferred stock, and
the market value of its other security holdings on Nov. 11, 1960, was
$1,052,225,000. Of this amount, 74.5% was represented by its holdings
of Christiana common stock and 22.6%
by its holdings of du Pont
common
stock. Delaware's
indirect
(through Christiana) and direct
holdings in du Pont represented more than 97% of the value of the
net assets of Delaware. The outstanding securities of Delaware consist
that
year ended Nov. 30, 1960, because
cation
adopted by the industrial
in
98.6%
which
du
We
countries
its outstanding preferred
0.08224
Brown, who resigned as Chairman, was elected Vice-Chairman
the Board
A
Nov.
on
1960, with
Sjept. 30,
represented by its holdings of common
remaining security holdings of Christiana
consist primarily of common stock of General Motoi's Corp.
which
represents approximately 1% of the value of the assets of Christiana.
Christiana has outstanding 150,000 shares of 7% cumulative preferred
stock, having a liquidation value of $100 per share and a redemption
price of $120 per share, and 150,000 shares of common stock. The
net asset value of
the common stock of Christiana, based on the
Wm. J. Grede was elected Chairman of the Board on Dec. 19.
continue
John T.
of
value
market
at
of
as
regular meeting of the board of directors of the Racine, Wise.,
a
company,
He
reflected
of
of
market
♦An
total neb assets of Christiana
the
investments
stock
Outstanding
Authorized
of
263,000,
present financing
giving effect to
capitalization
in the
however,
any significant
amount of capital assets. It may,
normal course of its operations, incur short-term bank
value
and
on
Victor Herd,
additional
the
Pacific
on
Coast
Stock
Chairman of the Board of The Continental, said that
listings will expedite
and simplify trading in shares of
day to day quotations listed in the local press.
step recognizes the steadily increasing number of shareholders
residing in the Middle and Far Wesv. and the high volume of insurance
The
Continental
with
The
business
write
transacted
about
by the
in
those
$230 million
Midwest
and
in
the
areas.
The
Continental
premiums
Pacific
annually
exchanges.
and
its
in the states
affiliates
serviced
The Continental has paid a
since
dividend every year without interruption
1853. In December The Continental raised
its
incorporation in
quarterly dividend 10%,
quarterly rate of 50 cents.
its
.The
Continental
has
a
paying
total
of
55
cents
11,998,290
which 21.5% are held by shareowners in the
by those in the Pacific Department states.
The
Continental
Illinois
National
Bank
,
as
against; a
shares
Middle
and
previous
outstanding of
and 13%
West;
Trust
Company
of
Volume
Chicago
Western
and
Agent
Transfer
Trust
and .the
£gent and
■
the
on
Company... of
Wells
.
Fargo
.
The
.
The
National
comprised
'
Bank
American
Company--'
Trust
Insurance
J.,
Fidelity-Phenix
Insurance
Co.,
Niagara
Fire
Co.
Stockholders
Co.
at
Macmillan
The
be
174,466
shar.es,
Dec.
calls
Co.
The
..the
-
•
stock
for
each
share
on
its
publishers,
Collier
will
Macmillan
in
New
N.
Co.,
York
City
where
J.,
and
maintains
as
of
one
continue
subsidiary
to
its
and
the
business
its
and
a
Macmillan
publishes
In
the
to
and
as
j
:
books
of
center
than
75
fiction,
Fifth
at
stocked
are
book
bocks,
religious
books
and
countries
,
.
Crowell-Collier's
communications
Collier
&
Classics
erate
and
and
radio
lies mainly
broadcasting. The
Corp.,
other
publishes
reference
stations
in
works.
serving-the
the
sales
of
calendar
The
the
abroad.
Other
Los
of
the
subsidiaries
Angeles,
San
;
-
>;•.?.
•
.
P.
all
effect
The
cible
full
Australia
line
Limited
and
operation
town,
of
the
new
newest
for
•
becomes, the
Limited:
steel
United
the
of
the
Australia,
Pty.
specialty
States
most
first
North
and
times,
op¬
in
step
*of
specialty
warehouse.
a
steel
operations in Australia.
5 .*'v'.■■*.•
Crucible's-.warehouse
service
should
benefit
less
industrial economy
steels
veniently
other
and
available
specialized
from
meets
all
tomer
technical
to
company
high'speed,
grades
to
S.
service;
Formerly
Mr.
of
has
Cox
*'%'-'
i
,
Technical
Cox
has
had
specialty
States.—V.
appointed
•
193
Manager
of
in
.'
Crucible
Australia
and
of
in
of
telemetry
its
Systems,
research-data
which
week.
mailed
was
'
new
This
which
year,
represented
amounted
Net
income
amounted
standing,
after
to
15
amounted
Commenting
DCS's
"We
are
77,400
gratified
very
to
of 31%"
over
share,''
per
performance,
to
the
tube-type" to
the
solid-state
in
as
...
sphere
our
lished
of
services
the
United
should
provide
the
in
the
come
basis,
as
'BUSINESS—The
31,
Y,
N.
company
Co.,
Inc..'
the
sales
end
"
acquired
in
the
last,'
previous
any
504.:,
We
*
to
ar?
^
pany
and
will
increase
our
"•>
and that
volume 1
also
very
pleased
broadening
for
(3)
:
will be devoted
to
.
Working
and
,-rr-——-—-
f;,..
<
development
of
ture,
—
EFFECT
*Such
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
;
stock
10
amount
cents
does
'1LJ.
par
not
include
the
par
Oct.
Devonshire
the
Commission
3,
1961,
The. Fund
to
has
has
filed,
chemicals)
being
pur¬
-
,
sizes
the
is'
be
to
underwriter
in
this
field.
"best
a
will
be
efforts"
able
to
sell
If, however, all
sold, the net proceeds
.'acquire
or
added
of
to
external
casket
hardware
^
the
to
of
corporate
funds
to
for
"
company
the
reserves
acquisition
or
of
the
has
&
a
used
as'
total
consisting
10
cents
used
as
right not
to
proceed
foundry
and
value
par
additional
amount-
of
for
working
be
capital.
capital stock that is au¬
shares of common stock of
515,000
stock, 'and
common
125,000
if
and
outstanding
shares
of
10
shares
to
public
exchange
shares
cents
shares
the. underwriter
245,000
Pitt
par
1,500
$1
of
value
par
common
outstanding.
If all
there will be 225,000
exercises
outstanding.—Y.
an
S.
of
Corp.—Foreign
Ltd.
of
Bath,
agreement
A.,
for
of dredges
all-of
192,
p.
its
the
same
the
and
England,
repair
of
time,
manufacture,
Stothert
Ellicott
in
London
group
and
under
Pitt
&
license
in
the
United
sales
in
the
and
Hodge
of
manv
announced
overseas
that
United Kingdom
Northampton;*
it
by
countries.
would
John
be
represented
Blackwood
Hodge
.
&
Ltd.
of
Ellicott is represented by other
companies in Australia,./ India, Pakistan, Rhodesia
Chairman
and
Group
Managing Director is Bernard
.' "
"
:
and
is exclusively
to
its
main
building of dredges of all types and sizes.
plant in Baltimore, U.„S. A., a second plant in
manufactures dredge
hulls,
as
well as
tank^ and bther'pres-
vessels, hot water generators and heat transfer equipment. A third
plant in Baltimore manufactures sheetr steel products, formings, stampings and weldments; and a steel foundry in Pittsburgh, U. S. A., pro¬
sure
.
$2.80
per
share
$2.80
per
share
fiscal
current
defense
of
$41,571,905
sales
of
The
and
siook
on
the
average
on
the
average
adjustment
aiter
ouustanuing
year
obtained
was
from
the
addition
of
in
have
the
of
the
fiscal
1959
offset
In
increases
improved
redesign
the
profit
in
stated.
Parsons
from
product
themselves
have
Mr.
year,
savings
of
programs
reflect
to
and
irness
in
decentralization,
the
continued
cial
products (Electronics & Avionics Division) totalled
fiscal year 1960, showing an increase of 21%
over
$34,232,454
benefits
equipment,
and
machinery
control
cost
margin
on
cost,
Mr.
labor
commer¬
Persons
reported.
Operating margins on sales of defense products Improved over the
previous fiscal year as a larger proportion of this business moved into
contacts, he said.
said
Persons
in
that
sales
the
during
looks
company
the
Commercial
Products
base
the
1961
Division
forward
fiscal
continued
to
He
year.
im-
that
the
noted
year.
during
"With
1960
substantially
broadened
distribution
its
the
return of the appliance and home building industries to
levels in the years just ahead, this broader base of distribu¬
substantial growth In trie future," he said.
will
tion
support
Activity
will
also
in
Electronics
greatly
orders
million
he said.
incease
total
Division
"The
1960."
over
than
more
for Electronics
are
Avionics
and
Increased,
substantial
a
Unfilled
$72
the
be
show
to
Empire
This
National
corporation,
of
stock
$85
in
the
ahead
expected
year
Is
volume
sales
he'
noted.
million,
Avionics
and
he
reported,
business.-—V.
which
of
192,
701.
p.
Corp.—Acquires Stock Majority—
of
New
York,
Bruce
L.
E.
Co.,
Memphis,
Dec.
19.
announced
President
on
now
owns
than
more
Tenn.,
80%
of
Gilbert,
Harry
the
Empire
of more than 80% of the Bruce shares signifies the
era
for Umpire," Mr. Gilbert said.
"In addition to
consolidate the Bruce earnings with those of Empire,"
Mr. Gilbert added, "we are now in a more favorable position to con¬
solidate Empire's gains of the past two years."
Empire acquired more than 50% of the Bruce shares In 1959, and
new
a
to
thereafter
Empire
Dec.
on
purchased additional shares in
made
at
shares
offer
an
$37.50
15,
the
the
of
facturer
of
swimming
Empire
was
be
the
by
63,501
products
Dec.
steel
and
American
which
1960
their
expired
manu¬
distributor
the
U.
which
concrete
flooring,
operation,
national
under
Bridge
2,
Nov.
purchase
hardwood
of
control
and
between
16
On
to
offer,
shares.
termite
contract
A
on
Coraloc-Bruce
1912.
p.
pools.
market.
this
to
manufacturer
Terminlx
care
announced
fabricated
192,
largest
floor
Bruce
pursuant
additional
an
world's
the
shareholders
Bruce
and,
nationwide
Coraloc
patented
the
to
share
per
acquired
is
Bruce
sponsor
all
Steel
S.
steel
of
and
for
the
swimming pool
kit will
of U. S. Steel.—-V.
Division
'
,
Fedders Corp.—Annual
the
fiscal
than
for
"It *will
Meeting—
extremely
abnormal
first
quarter
of
for the three months ended Nov. 30,
fiscal year, were substantially higher
earnings
1961
of
the
corresponding period in the company's history, Salvatore
the annual meeting of stockholders, held
at
1960
be
the
company's
recalled,"
comparable
orders
heavy
the
President, said at
19,
the
of
and
quarter
any
Dec.
for
srles
1960,
Giordano,
on
exception
first
placed
for
headquarters,
Giordano
Mr.
months
of
the
"Results
tinued
reflected
ago
eailter-than-usual
delivery
of
preponderance
10%
a
Federal
Y.
profits
exceptionally
the
of
units
room
which
were
tax
excise
oh
in
all
conditioners.
air
room
Maspeth, N.
volume and
"that
said,
year
a
Fedders distributors, the great
anticipation of the imposition of
for
the
first
the
steady
three
months
imorovement
in
fiscal
of
first
1961,
quarter
however,
con¬
experienced
earnings
recent years," Mr. Giordano said in his first quarter report released
the Dec. 19 meeting. "Operations for the quarter also continued to
in
at
reflect
the
efforts
In
success
placing
year-ro"nd
the
of
lowest
"As
any
of
of
air
conditioners
fiscal
1960,
more
earlier
normal
fiscal
were
first
his
in
below
were
although they
first
those
for
quarter report,
comparable
the
considerably above the level
quarters.
the company's automotive products (radiators and hester
as
its residential and commercial heating equipment
on
well
as
Fast
at
the company's merchandising and promotional
marketing of air conditioning equipment on a
said. "Historically, first quarter operations are
three-month' period of the fiscal year.
he
anticipated," Mr. Giordano said
was
cores),
of
the
basis,"
"shipments
equal
to
or
responding period,"
he
said.
was
"The
consecutive
Industry
In
have
year
that
rates
economy
major
of
for
a
other
anv
air
competing
the
for
cor¬
in
position
"and
greater
year's
previous
Fading
outsold
ha"e
stockholders
months
recent
will
in
percentage
seventh
of
the
and
aoprovM
depend
the
at
company's
the
new
from
largely
annual
total
of
upon
meeting Mr.
conditioners
air
F°ddprs
line
distributors
the
course
Fund,
Wescon
in
general
business,
results
for
should be good."-—V. 192, p. 208.
Inc.—Proposes
under
acquire
Co.;
room
dealers.
by
the
months
immediately ahead—a subject on
generally agreed at this time. However, barring
investment
to
of
and
taken
the
not
1961
order
proposal
The
the
its
downtrend
Boston
exemption
its
are
fiscal
Fidelity
This
for
stockholders,
"shipments
of
national
experts
to
widespread
won
operations
quarter
the
accounted
comments
said
has
which
told
that
maintain
units
room
Giordano
Ms
the
at
units
Fedders
to
shipments."
both
Giordano
are
exceeded
continues
company
conditioning.
brand," Mr.
some
is the parent organization of a
specializing in the sals distribution,
capital equipment required by the earthCo.-
in the designing and
addition
Baltimore
were
were
common
the
Lighting.
Sales
Over-all
companies
maintenance
Nigeria.
engaged
In
a
the
Day-Brite
Under
will
Ellicott Machine Cofp7was established 75 years ago
a
1960
1960
the
was
and
Day-Brite
30.
in
of
year
of
the products of wholly owned subsidiaries, Emerson-Pryne Co.,
Co.,
Emerson-Imperial Lighting Co. and Day-Brite
Lighting, totalled $83,896,206. Commercial volume in the previous fiscal
year totalled $57,100,496. The largest part of the increase In commercial
Hodge
Sunley,
t
Sept.
fiscal
purposes
operations
Emerson-Western
moving and civil engineering industries.
and
the
two-for-one
"Volume
that
dredging machinery of Ellicott design.
Great Britain and in
Blackwood
John
ended
the
accounting
In
rshare
shares
months
during
for
include
clude
of
Agreement—
announce
they have
Ellicott Machine -Corporation of Balti¬
with
agreement,
capacity
world-wide
12
share
per
pe
Lighting
interests"
of
statements
stock split on Jan. 26,
1960 and the 3%
stock
paid to stockholders on Sept. 30. This compares with $2.29
in the 1959 year on the average of 1,712,282 shares out¬
standing after adjustments for stock split and dividends.
Mr.
Persons
reported that sales of commercial products which In¬
war¬
1912.
build dredges of all
types in accordance with Ellicott designs and specifications.
& Pitt, world famous for its dockside
crates, has for many
Ltd.
Day-Brite
financial
by
of
each.
This was accomplished by
exchanging
previously
authorized
but
non-outstanding
6% 'cumulative preferred stock for 390,000
500
value
Machine
&
sales
Co.
37%.>
share
•
non-ferrous
a
are
cities in
the
At
of
dividend
per
With
be
been engaged in the manufacture of all
types of cranes; multiexcavators;
deck
machinery for ships,
including windlasses,
capstans, winches and deck cranes;-contractor's plant for
road-making;
various kinds of pumps; and other
heavy engineering products.
With
headouarters in Bath, the firm has branch offices and
representatives
in other
of
"pooling
a
2,146,785
the
bucket
Outstanding-
increase
an
.
years
;
subsidiary,
a
non-ferrous-foundry and plating
a
of
~
Stothert
SEC
and
until
as
Earnings
Earnings
1960,
the
be
stock
will
into
and
not
was
"Acquisition
offered-hereunder.
production
outstanding, .and
there
terms
with
Lighting for the full
Pa.
■
continue
to
offering
presently only 125,000
offered hereby are sold to the
Ellicott
FINANCING
/
resins' and
expects
that
authorized,. issued
There
Stothert
the1 company
and its domestic ; subsidiaries
Sept. 30, 1960 were $125,468,000 including
Day-Brite Lighting for the full fiscal year.
sales of $91,333,000 reported for last year when
of
for the
acquisition
months
Fund, Inc.—Seeks Order—
Dyerstown,
it
if
cents
them
shares
13 500
issued
request
in
working/Capital..'-
par.
common
the shares
an
order giving interested persons
hearing thereon.
'
i
registration statement under the" Securities
Act seeking registration
of 2,000,00.0 common shares, to be offered
to investors in
exchange for their- securities*, The securities tendered
by investors in exchange for Fund shares are to be held in escrow
Jan.
the
the
35.000
applied to the
Company Act;
glass,
the
as
design;
,
1960,
10
stock.
500,000 shs.
*280,000 shs.
30,000-shares under option.
of Boston, has
the Investment
be
of
14,
of
in
Devonshire Street Fund, Inc.,
for
an "exemption
order under
,
value
Elackwood
Street
the
$51,500,
shares
engaged
the United
States.
Corporation Co., 50 Broad St., New York 4,. N. Y. to act as the
Transfer Agent and Chemical Bank New York Trust Co., 100 Broad¬
way, New York.
N. Y. as the Registrar of the stock covered hereby.
—V.
192, p. 1396.
company
The
treated
consolidated
able
own
to
$100
value
Subs.)—
(&
1960 fiscal year were $6,000,310 Including earn¬
Day-Brite Lighting for the fiscal year ox $j91,150. This com¬
pares
with net earnings of $3,938,700 in last fiscal year,
also ex¬
cluding Day-Brite and
represents an
over-all
increase
of
52%.
of
assurance
for
of
of
Co.
of
ings
being
of-the ^shares
shares
*
APPOINTMENTS—The,
located
.
CAPITALIZATION—The
a—25,000
—
of
The company
no
funds
more,
U.
Kingdom,
40,000
is
is
Manufacturing
ended
Lighting
start
establishment
thorized
Canada,
poduction
developed a small business, representing at
the company's gross sales, of supplying fiber¬
antenna
housings for use in telemetry ground
resin
facility
corporate
30,000
.
GIVING
869,478
determines,, ip accordance with circumstances
existing, that ,it, may' be, able to obtain the products thereof
advantageously, than by incurring the -above proposed expendi¬
in which case the Inoney allocable thereto will be added to
.more
in
for
sales
year
earnings
of
management
the
then
30,000
———
loans
CAPITALIZATION
Common
The.
well as licensing
and
$24,349,700
also
2%
.additional
plating
to the com¬
underwriting
the following
——
—.
_
capital
Retirement
share
a
and
...
company.
has
time
$55,000
(4)
__$10,000
combining plants
machinery
strands
$50,000 to-establish
■with
-
the
facility
j
and
as
.,
or
company's
of
sales
compares
Net
of
(fibers
all
on
net proceeds
deduction of the
after
and
Advertising -.A——
Inventory
:
•;
;
$10.06
or
This
margins."
(1)
'
Research
profit
920,868
were
development'facilities-are
apparatus.
or
marine
and
A.
company
styles
by
entered
Equipment
$8,743,947
outstanding
•
v
purposes:
Expenses
603;
-
with
compared
shares
p.
in
against $10,080,225 and $4,165,845
common
stock was $11,756,164
;
to,':
\
%
that' the
proceeds
diver¬
100 par common stock at $3 per share.
and
there
oceanography,
all
such
and
$100,000 for sales promotion, direct sales/to jobbers,
advertising,
and "detail" selling to funeral
directors;.
(2) $50,000 for purchase of a materials
handling and warehouse
system
consisting of-truck', trailers and construction of dock
iloading and unloading facilities at-'the Blooming Glen plant;
with
anticipated
approximate $183,5Su",
191,
company
rants
expenses,
plant
a
_
.'
V-'
,
speculation.
is
program
being offered by the company are
of the offering, after
deducting the underwriters' discount, the finder's
fee, and all ...expenses (estimated at $45,000),' will be approximately
$255,000 which is to be applied as follows:'; - '• ',
wholly-owned
PROCEEDS—It
share
Common
construction
other countries.
Electric
fiscal
of
Day-Brite
of
in
the
sales
is
Equity-of
,f of-the shares
television.
'"
expansion
improvement
an
logging,
President.
for
ad¬
working capital of $7,712,788 on Sept. 30,
year earlier. Current assets were $11,117,-
earlier.-
common
a
present
basis,
of
the' outstanding stock of Automatic Coil
subsidiary. Automatic owns and controls
Precise Electronics & Development Corp. The company and
its sub¬
sidiaries
are
engaged in the manufacture and sale of coils, trans¬
formers and other electronic assemblies and products for radio and
a
of
program
-
offices at 199 Sackett St., Brooklvn
incorporated in the State .of New York on Sept. 7, 1960.
was
The
a
company
a
indicates
PROCEEDS—Inasmuch
Designatronics, Inc. — Common Stock Offered — Cortlandt Investing Corp;, Rothenberg, Heller & Co. Inc., and
Joseph Nadler & Co. Inc., all of New York City, offered,
via a Dec. 14 prospectus, 100,€00 shares of the company's
100 par common stock at $2.25 per share on a "best
efforts"
to
shows
year
glass-polyester
diversified markets of significant *
to
.
This
sheet
a
the
support
new
p.
years
potential."—V.".191,
it
report."
program
that began
operation
in the golden
$5,914,380-one
research
date,
-
growth
felt
consolidation
Inc. was incorporated under the laws of the
of Pennsylvania on MaTCh'7, 1957.
Its principal office
manufacturing facilities are located in'Blooming Glen', Pa., and
The
■
-
r
markets to complement our estab->
the. United States' missile and space programs, and!,,
to
this
1960
has manufactured and sold three shapes in two
filberglass caskets, designed primarily for use by
the "carriage trade,"'
The Caskets are manufactured through the use
of
specially' designed molds produced by the company, out of raw
modest" earnings while we made
of our complete product line 4
circuitry.
opens
directors
of
the
plant to be erected in Irving,
during the latter part of fiscal 1961."
committted
1959.
30,
materials
of our business in the fields of
testing, and research studies. (This
activity
of
This
area.
current'.liabilities $3,404,405
different
.
development
systems -dynamics
statements
ported on
expected
conversion
from
by Drackett
-The
company
is- engaged primarily in the business of designing,
manufacturing and selling fiberglass burial caskets/ From its inception
S.
T'
Dr.
Robert J; Jeffries, '
- ■
•••
r.
-
able
been
over-the
note
Worth
the
earnings in the history of the company were re¬
Dec. 7 for this company, of St. Louis, Mo., by W. R. Persons,
povement
to
just end^d was $48,932, which
the 327,400 shares currently outshares over the previous year, when
show
is
"
'
year
have
consolidation. "Effect
financial
in
expected.
and
its
A.,,,
applications
industrial
,,
toward
said:
previous year' and
difficult and expensive
owned
BUSINESS—Durlan,
•;
oh
cents
55
the 1 year's
on
president,
share
of
to
the
in
per
increase
an
earnings
taxes
cents
be
against
and
operation.
$2,573,638..-""'''
to
the
Highest
this firm's
Inc., designers and manufacturers
systems,
continued
to grow during "
increase
an
stock
arrangements" explained President
Drackett
has-been
purchasing
efficiencies
•
Commonwealth
•
in certain
Consolidated
were
of
and
for
its plants in the U. S.
France, Brazil and Mexico,
to
in
Highs—
Durlan, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Pursuant to a
Dec. 16 offering circular, Hess, Grant &
Remington, Inc.,
Philadelphia 9, Pa./.publicly offered 100,000 shares of
stain--'-':
•:
well
as
stockholders
to
non-voting
the
division
machinery
addition
affiliates
Ellicott
dredges are used for river and harbor improvement,
the
filling of marsh land for the Improvement of industrial and residential
purposes, the digging of rivers and canals for navigation purposes, and
for drainage and irrigation.
Ellicott dredges are now at work in more
than 30 countries throughout the world.—V.
192, p. 2325.
Mr.
year of operations
and for the year ended Sept. 30, 1960,
amounted
to
$3,381,417,
according to the company's third annual
report
ended
1960
:
;
•
third
and
which
30,
consumated.
the '
-
International.-
the
Canada
,
Data-Control
the
respectively.—V.
rapidly,
'
the
In
arrangements
.*/
This
$12.77
or
present,1; con¬
Data-Control Systems, Inc.—Annual Report—
Sales
Co.
Sept.
anniversary report that, in the past
earnings have increased over two and one-half
Drackett stressed the company's preference to look forward
than backward. He
added:
•
chased
<
of
is
the
balance
Sept.
"
at
:
of
Steel
1300.
p.
Drackett
Drackett
respectively
Australian
of
Manager
considerable experience
steel
192,
been
The
Mr.
those
1960
begin
tool,'alloy and
not,
are
stock,; Many ' sections
special
has
Record
is
expected to include both acquired products, and
resulting from an expanded research program."
Reporting on the 1960 fiscal'year-President Drackett said: "While
sales for the year did not meet expectations,
earnings were very close
"
Australia's
.
George
of class-B
toward
in
commenting
sification.
industry
advantage of rapid deliveries from a source of supply that""'
technical requirements and which offers
highly Skilled cus¬
take
Can
because
<
products
Crucible"
warehouse
growing
of
Plastics
of
economies
mt>ve
years
rather
been purchased in Banksindustrial suburb of Sydney,
Construction
American
certain
"Drackett,
initial
an
the
should
After
three
Expansion
an
manufactures
addition,
Ellicott
of industrial castings and railroad specialties.
affiliate, Timberland-Ellicott Limited at Woodstock,
the complete line of Ellicott
Dredges and, In
range
Canada,
industries.
,
has
progressive-
immediate
As
company
has a
conditions are
met.
wide
a
In
Ontario,
5
►
Report—
report
part
as
Dallas-Fort
Texas,
• company
will distribute
Crucible Steel of Canada
of
annual
liabilities
Inc.,
to
the
F.
new
company.
company,, land
and
the
The
*
products
such
other
<*'"*.
♦
decentralization-expansion
Mr. Drackett pointed out that'."the
physical expansion
essentially completed with the authorization to construct
1953
Pittsburgh, Pa., company, through its wholly owned subsidiary,
Ciucible Limited,\has established an Australian
company, Cru¬
Steel
the
the
reflected
The
World
the
cancelled
Plastics
-
Co. of America—Australian
'
production of Plastics Inc. for resale. The operation
is similar to the Drackett operation in Los Angeles.
in
Dividends from the company's'investment in Macmillan
amounted
to $188,725 in the first three quarters of I960. Crowell-Collier
began
purchasing Macmillan stock in 1959.—V. 192; p. • 2016. ■ ;
Steel
unless
certain
or
•
of
was
1960.
Crucible
securities
Co.—Annual
Continuing
Francisco-Oakland
'
•'
plastics
visable
Publishing Co. were $35,491,211
$34,012,253 in the first nine months of
and
no
its
"The
not
Crowell-Collier
1959
year
of
-
in
21
be
Harvard
own
that
exemption from Section 14(a) of
registered investment company shall
'
assume
To
educational
subsidiary,
Encyclopedia,
mini-
a
an
year with record sales and' earnings.'
\
sales 'of $29,958,095 In' thfc fiscal yead ended
to
A
fields
company's
Collier's
Minneapolis-St. Paul areas;V
Total
in
Dec.
of
,
business
and
Son
books.
aggregates
almost
Ave.
non-fiction,
chidren's
seeks
duces
to
be
to
the exchange will
deposited securities
50th
is
textbooks,
majority of
Macmillan's sales are in the
college, high school and elementary school
textbook
markets.- Total ' sales
were ' $19,159,795
in
the
year
ended '
April 30, 1960.
'
'
'
reference
of
is
Drackett.
Riverside,
shipment
for
and
value
not
of
statement.
investor
planned-exchange
$100,000
t' ■
,'r. "One million dollars
directors. "
60
market
the
period
a
registration
any
reported Oct. ,26, last. They compared with $28,399,758 in the preceding
fiscal year. Net earnings were $2,560,966 or $2.78 a share
against
$2,334,407 or $2.58 & share In fiscal 1959.
■ •
Drackett will distribute*' 33,968
common- shares
for
the
assets
of
Plastics, Inc., Puerto Rico, when Drackett's plans to acquire the assets
Crowell-
a
and
the
of
for
the
,
common
largest
name
officers
distribution
more
field
own
editorial offices at
new
throughout the United States and
oldest
its
present
million
12
as
under
retain
operates
many
nation's
operate
will
1813;'-
'
Net
and
Macmillan
least
at
Drackett
stock.
The
of
Emerson
.
Mac-
Macmillan
of
192,..p.
V
.
of
unless
date
r.equites
offering
public
a
worth
—V.-
acquisition by Crowell-Collier of
through the exchange of 1.6 shares
shares
common
a
application
which
Act
net
for-the
Macmillan
investor
date
be
accepted from
market-value of $15,000;"
effective
present
make
to
merge the two
I960.
' n l':
of the 330,553 shares
v
.*»•'•••
.*"•■" - •,
52.8%;.
or
having
each'such
effective
to
"Nineteen sixty-one is expected to be a profitable year with moderate
increases in sales
and
earnings," Roger' Drackett told shareholders
The
and
the
consummated
the
of
account
alter
deposit
(2609)
of
$10,000,000.
In the event 'such value is not then realized,
deposited securities will be returned to-investors without charge.
the
«
30,
days
~
.mum
of.
Dec.v 15
on
effective
outstanding.
plan
merger
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
meetings
will
holds
stock
remaining
of
Crowell-Collier
special
merger
Crowell-Collier
the
The
of
voted
The
at
as
Co.
companies.
be
not
Insurance
Publishing Co.—Merger—
separate
90
minimum
securities-
Wis.,
Crowell-Collier
the
The
& Casualty-.Co. of New York, National-Ben
Franklin
of .Pittsburgn,
Pa., Milwaukee Insurance Co. of Mil¬
Commercial Insurance Co. of
Newark, N. J., The York¬
shire Insurance Co. of New York, Seaboard
Fire & Marine Insurance
Co.,
Niagara Insurance Co.
(Bermuda)
Limited
and
Royal General
Insurance Co. of Canada.—V.
190, p. 1293|
waukee,
of
exceed
Fidelity
Insurance
millan
for
•
was named
Registrar for the Pacific boast
tracings
substantially all of the stock of the America Fore
Companies wnich in addition to The.
Continental is
the. following companies:-Firemen's
of
N.
The
Bank
Exchange The First
was' appointed
Francisco
owns
Group
Newark,
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
First
Midwest
San
Francisco
San
Continental
Loyalty
Co.,
Number 6015
Registrar for tradings
Bank
Transfer
of
appointed
was
of Chicago,
192
and
company
the
has
the
Acquisition—
applied
to
the
SEC
Investment
substantially
the
second
for
Company Act with respect
all the cash and securities
Commission
has
issued
an
order
an
to
of
giving
interested
persons until Dec. 29,
1960, to request a hearing thereon.
is a personal holding company which engages in the business
investing and reinvesting its funds. Under the proposal, substantially
Wescon
of
all of the cash
as
of
shares
Sept.
of
and securities
14,
the
1960,
latter's
will
of Wescon, with a total value of $2,121,923
be
stock
transferred
computed
on
to
the
Fidelity
basis
of
in exchange for
their net asset
6
the Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(T61C)
.
Monday, December; 26, 1960
,
.
'
i
announced Dec. 13 by Stanton
total number of shares of
of the Division.
value.
The Fidelity shares will then be distributed to shareholders of
Wescon, who will take such snares for investment.—V. 190, p. 1937.
were
L. Yarbrough, President-General Manager
"this is probably
largest microwave antenna order of its type ever placed."
the
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.—Merger Off—'
James
Les.er
F.
ncunced
negotiations leading to a possible exchange of
the outstanding capital stock of Standard
have been terminated by mutual agreement.—V. 192, p. 2221.
Accident
Gabriel
with
stock of Fireman's Fund and
In
for
addition
to
Fluor
year ended
the 793,777
on
of
shares
capital
stock
pares with a net loss of $885,821 for the
Consolidated net sales were $84,967,000,
outstanding,
and
close
of
the
year
$98,000,000,
was
with
compared
at
$56,000,000
a
Fourth
operations resulted in net earnings of $781,000, or
98 cents a share, on sales of $26,550,000. This compares with earnings of $110,000, equivalent to
14 cents a share, on sales of $23,300,000,
for the corresponding three months last year.
"The
desirability of conserving cash for working, capital to take
care of our expanding operations precluded consideration of a dividend ^
at this time," J. S. Fluor, president, said.
■■*>...
"Operating results for fiscal 1960 were most gratifying," Fluor Ssaid. >
"Our year-end profit was somewhat better than predicted earlier in >
the year.
With a subiwu i
w-cklog as of Nov. 1, we-can expect further improvement in sales and earnings in 1961."—V. 192, p. 702. •-
The
urethane
■
Highs—
new record highs in sales and earn- ;
ings in its latest fiscal period, according to Louis Stein, President.
The nation's sixth largest retail food chain had sales of $438,795,979 *
12. 1960.
total of $397,859,845
record
This is
reached in
10.3%
See
ended
net income
Fair's
in
added
20
located
V.
stock dividend paid in August,
since
Food Fair
beginning of its fiscal
supermarke
new
in
the
and
s
Eastern
ten
The
operates
from Rhode
now
states
May 1, 1960 has
on
a
total
of
434
to
Island
Florida.—
units
191, p. 2917.
expense.
8%
subordinated
capital notes, due eight years, :■
eight days after the date of issue, both
issues priced at 100% of principal amount.
8 months and
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to the company is estimated at
$585,000. These proceeds will be added to the general funds of the
company
and will be available for general corporate purposes.
■
-
the
Finance
indebtedness.
of
Co.
America,
to pay
or
off
the
stud
lean
is
company
business,
and,
to
engaged
chasing instalment sales contracts
from
dealers.
Jan.
The
business
business
.
PRESENT
no'es
12-months
8%
6%
;
banks
to
investment
$65,000
certificates!
425,000
9-months investment certificates?—
Advances
from
Finance
Co.
8%
subord.
capital notes, .due 8„
Common
450,000
stocks ($100 par)———;
automatic
an
certificates
was
renewal provision.
fSale of the e*6%
i,500 shs.
completed Nov. 20, 1956, and con¬
i
.
investment certificates
completed
on
June 25,
matured,
♦Notes receivable
this line
support
in
of
the
amount of $905,910.12 have
credit
which
varies
797.
according
been
to
pledged to
192,
♦
Re tauraats,
Inc.—Common
Stock
Offered—
Cincinnati, Ohio, on Dec. 9 publicly,
180,000 jshares of the firm's no-par common stock
share, for account of selling stockholders.
at $12.75 per
BUSINESS—The
State
the
of
company
1947.
ia
0,110
operation
of
It
under'the laws
was incorporated
is engaged in the
restaurants.
Tne
business
of
of
the
tr^ncnis:
g
is the successor to a
restaurant business originally commenced by its President and
Director,
David Frisch,
in
1923.
The executive offices of the company
are
located
company
JJS3 Broiherton Road, Cincinnati 9, Ohio,
a„
CAPITALIZATION
AS
AT
AUGUST
Debt:
$8%
unsecured
§12%
notes
unsecured
40 007
Common
stack
value—$1
(no
par)
♦Secured
per
by
147,109
1,000,090 shs.
upon
Which
^
*
,
.;
Mexico—in
Sales
It
companies
a.
-Jenel
•
restaurant
450,000 shs.
operations
are
conducted.
Tea Co.,
for
'•
-
,
Osco.
in
Drug"
;
services
of both
.Terms
.
for
the
;
riotes and a small
cash--andr notes, for
These
include
a
«
current
mand
arid
direct
obligations
for a-term of ten years arid bear interest
non-callable except for a sinking fund. This
all
the
1963, "and semi-annual payments
notes
by
maturity,
Dec.
1,
1970.
,
is
are
.
for
a
annually,
have
rehabilitating war-damaged facilities, the Japanese
engaged in
a
series of expansion and modernization,
keep pace with the steadily rising domestic demahd, for;
steel products.
Besides expanding ingot" steel capacity, the
to
is designed to enable. the industry, to. meet" the "de¬
higher quality and wider-range of products and to reduce
by the modernization of plant. Previous Bank loans
made
to
assist the. programs
of leading, Japanese steel
program
for
operating
distributor
market
loan
are
are
EUSINESS—-Since
programs
l and
of small imported organs for the
outstanding .manufacturer, of pre¬
Company subsidiaries also man¬
ufacture automobile and truck bumpers.—V, 192, p. 1913.
/
leisure
a
_
unsecured
Bank loan, to The Japan 'Development Bank
15?years'and *bfe?.rs interest at the rate of;.53/4%
of
steel; industry has
in
cision parts for
$4,000")-
including the 1% commission which is allocated to the Bank's Special
Reserve., Amortization will begin Nov. 15, 1963; The loan is guaran¬
teed by the government of Japan,
/
^ ■
.
expanding
retire
to
are
World
"The
term>
the
Texas, New Mexico and southern Louisiana, Gulf .&
Western is1 actively negotiating for other acquisiticna
in. a program
leading toward a coast-to-coast automotive parts distribution hetwork,.
With headquarters in New York and Houston,. the company now has
11
subsidiaries,
including companies
outside
the., automotive., parts
field.
They
notes
begins operation on Dec. .1,
calculated
cash,
and
company,
Kawasaki
lV2-%: The -notes
fund
.
extend
'
agreements .were
Florida
the company.
of
Bluhdorn
expansion"' Mr.
to. enlarge ' and
~
...
;■
;
FEATURES-^-The
S.A.,
bagcu
Now
acquisition
stock
steps
accounting services
under-;management
■;/.„.
Corp. joined yvith the World Bank on Dec. 20
to provide $10,000,000 to
of
.
/
" ,'
.
external
immediate
IpWa
simultaneous; transaction
a
General
subsidiaries."
new
for the
of
'
*
matter of
a
taking
are
and
equivalent of $6,000,000 to The Japan Development Bank,
\vbich will relerld the proceeds to Kawasaki. The funds
will.be used to finance part of the co$t of installing a
plate mill and auxiliary facilities at Kawasaki's works
located at Chiba, near Tokyo.
V
•
/
-
.««- r
\
Mr.'.Hawkins,
Mauricib'^Altschuler,
buying and
p. ,2519.
,
-
.
and
management,
in Minnesota
Stores
.191,
has privately placed with institutional investors
OOO of Kawasaki notes.
The World Bank made
-
'& -Western sub- '
the' leadership
,
at
Osco
engaged
the Kawasaki. Steel Corp., a private Japanese company.
The First Boston Corp., acting as bankers for Kawasaki,
under
in* the nation, "and
/
■'■. '
•;
' •?j.
Kawasaki Steel Corp.—Private Placement—The First
.
with
country's most
^
of
is
i
\
/
•'.
■
of Chicago,
share
Tea
contracts.—V.
"coh'tinuing
,
Inc.—Files Exchange Plan—
stores,, it furnishes
own
■
Jacksonville,
Gulf
remain
-,,,
its
•
v
of'the
one
As
will
President,"
-
•■'
"We
-
the rate of 6.962 shares of Jewel Tea stock
Drug stock. No underwriting is involved.
primarily in the retailing of food products
and of certain articles of personal and household use.
Osco is engaged
principally in operating 28 self-service retail drug stores in Indiana,
Iowa, - Minnesota, • North /Dakota and " Wisconsin.
In addition to its
each
for
was.; anndurtcedi by
Go.-of
maintains
warehouses.
-it
national
"This:is not merely
costs
been
producers and, by participating in the joirit operation With American
institutional investors; the Bank is assisting the Kowasaki company
to enter the United States capital market for the first time.
an
the defense industry-.
Kawasaki
Chase
Manhattan
Bank-has
agent, registrar and conversion
5J/2%
at
-
estate,
finest
the
Wischnack,
'■Manager;
-
a
Drug Inc;,
..
convertible
agent
subordinated
192, p. 114,
been
appointed, trustee,
for
$2,000,000
debentures
due
amount*
principal
Dec.
1975,
l,
works
$53
is
of
the
modern and efficient plants in the
loan for construction of new
lacilix-Jes. at che Chiba works. A loan; pf $20,QC)0,0,00 iqadq in December
1956 helped to finance a semi-continuous hot strip vmill and a cold
strip mill, and a loan of $8,000,000 in January 1958 was for a blast
the
of
.
steel
paying
new
country:
This
furnace.
'
(
,
is one of the largest ste.el companies in Japan. In recent
it has produced 7-9%
of the total Japanese output of rolled
products.
Last
year
it
accounted for about
18%
of
total
Japanese sheet; production. The
Chiba plant, the company's main
years
:
(Walter E.) Heller &;Co. — Common Stock Sold — A
issue of 100,000 shares of common stock of Walter
E. Heller & Co.: was offered to the public on Dec" 21
stated
share
real
,
.
Sol
of
in
Tea
Co.,
of 1955 West North Avenue, Melrose Park,
111.,
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 15, 1960, covering
260,002 shares of common stock.
The company proposes to offer the
stock in exchange for the 37,345 outstanding common shaires of Osco
new
Stock:
"
in
one
Patten
-
distribution
corporation.—V.
327,101
40,000
147,109
licenses-
Jewel
180,000
327,101
—
Deposits front restaurant
Capital
$134,704
38,250
no.es
the
-million:
$2
of
one
was an increase
1959, The corporation's
accrued interest account."
nan-recurring. This
period
against its
same
Jewel
from'
obtained
Hathaway Instruments, Inc.—Appointments—^
Outstanding
35,250'
180,000
is
well-deserved
a
The
$134,7C4
—
of
sales
was
credited
192,. p. 1197.
filed"
reputation." Mr. Bliihdorn'said.
" V
The new international subsidiaiy is. Overseas S.A, (Societe- Anonyme)
of Mexico .City.
One of thq. oldest automobile' parts! distributors in
Mexico, the company is unique in that it serves thevautomotive trade •
th.roughout the whole countryAlsh maintaining a modern '< centrql
distribution warehouse, Overseas S.A.*. will continue .under the direc¬
1960
Authorized
•First mortgage nates—
..♦Seconl. pipri^age notes—
't3% collateralized notes
and
sidiary, the Patten Sales Company
of Clyde Hawkins,. President.
?
"
-
31,
firm
Florida
The
amount
.
Westheimer & Co.,
offered
Florida
northern
Overseas
Frisch'5
been
Western Industries, Inc.—Acquires—
&
to implement • the company's, growth;!'
Charles G. Bluhdorn, Chairman of the Board.
said.
needs.—V.
.
iastepers/jvhic^ have
190,. p. 2341. \ ? '
program
tion
was
—V.
"
,
I960. As of Oct. 31, 1960, $319,711.80 of these certificates had
but had net been presented for payment by the holders.
p.
tors
■
"It is
None
2,000shs.
/"'•
<
to Oct. 31, .1960 income from 275,000 acres ,in Southern
which International Milling has a 25% interest totaled
.
$381,385
was
Boston
-
447,470
1,000 shs,
•
•
•.
-
Inc., one of the nation's largest" distribuof automotive parts, has acquired two major regional distributors
has
($100 par)—
!Sale oi these 8%
-
tain
646,567
\
years,
8 months and 8 days after date of issue
Frefeired stock
'
,
modern central
481,284
315.000
700,000
' •
share
Gulf & Western Industries,
■
annual
326,898
500,000
650,000
secured®
subord. debs., <lue serially 1962-1968
8%
$50,000
"
-
.
of
$1,237,750 -of wkicn $216,363.
of
65%compared with tie
months "have'demonstrated
sources,"—V.
Gulf
-
*
Outstanding
,
continued
result
a
period Feb. 1
Louisiana, in
significant cost- reductions in
fastener production; ' Additional equipment' due for inshortly after Jan. 1 will provide new "economies hi-the eost
—one-in
FINANCING
..
.
Kellogg, President of International Mining, stated that
improvement in corporate earriings are indicated
Canton Operations, our 800,000 share participation In
Placer Development Ltd., and production from the company's Louisiaria
gas and oil properties."
He pointed out that " in the nine-month
or
pur¬
*
-
-
TO
Authorized
Short-term
of
1946, under the laws of the
'
EFFECT
GIVING
the
automobiles, boats arid appliances
by Een F; Cheek, Jr. on
on
-■
CAPITALIZATION
finance
consumer
in
ago.
a
Its
L.
"further
as
69
or
powder-actuated.^ool
qf
established
was
1941, and was incorporated July 1,
1,
State of Georgia.
the
in
smaller extent,
a
is
40-mib
a
welding
stallation
maturing funded
<
EUSINESS—The
year
a
Canton has large storage areas for ore, five general cargo piers,
class I switching railroad, about a million square feet of
space, as well as approximately 250 acres of unimproved
nage.
cqqupqpt. ^q^t^n||al investments in new equipment during
six
first
the
outside
small
31,
warehouse
-
worthy of,
Specifically, the company intends to use the $585,000 to increase the *
outstanding notes receivable,;in its offices.
To the extent that this;
purpese is not reaLzad the money will be used to reduce the advance
from
Dec. 13 earnings for the company's
1960 of $509,130, or 83 cents per
on
Oct.
132-year-old Integrated marine terminal in the Port of
principal
facility is. a pier specially equipped for
uruoaaing imported steel making ore. In recent years approximately
50 rH
of ore snipped to the Atlantic Seaboard has entered by way of
Baltimore and Canton has handled a substantial portion of this ton¬
totaling $3,805,769 in the same period lrist year
cents per share on the basis, of 353,406 shares
outstanding on Oct. 31. 1960.
•
'
»*
*1
'*
•
•
■
•
"There is such a large untapped potential for all, our product lines,"
Mr. Gregory said,
"that the definite steps we have taken to expand
sales, coverage, achieve product and market diversification, and -invest
in continuing manufacturing
efficiency will surely result in further
growth.
Nevertheless, higher" sales expenses resulting from .the sub¬
stantial expansion of the field sales force, together with cost of launching our own powder actuated tool and fastener business, reduced profit
margins for the six-month period.
"The increased efficiency of the manufacturing division is especially
—
of
ended
600,000 outstanding
on
sales
Earnings on
$245,418,
were
Franklin Discount Co.
Securities Offered —Dec. 8,
I960, the company publicly offered $300,000 of 8% sub¬
ordinated debentures, due serially 1966-1968, and $300,000
months
based
Canton
Gregory Industries, Inc., manufacturer of Nelson stud welding and
stud -driver products and Bulldog concrete anchors, on Dec. -9 reported
earnings of $176,761, equivalent to 50 cents per share, for the first
half of its fiscal year, May through October.
••,
...
George E. Gregory, President, in , an interim report to shareholders,
stated that sales of $3,815,241 were -slightly higher than in the cor¬
responding period last year despite less favorable economic conditions, J
but that earnings were adversely affected by relatively greater sales
1960.
year
1,000
Co., Inc
Mining Corp.—Shows Profit—
$91,519
943.
p.
1,000
Co.1,000
reported
Frank
period was $6,015,396, equal to
$1.10 a s..p.:e, aft_r preferred dividend requirements, on the 5,381,161
common shares oi. standing on Nov. 12, 1960.
A year earlier, Food Fair
earned net income of $5,935,078, equal to S1.08 a share after preferred
dividends, on the comiron shares then outstanding, adjusted for the
subsequent 2%
186,
Strader &
Co
&
3,000
,
corporation
Baltimore.
Gregory Industries, Inc.—Net Down—
latest
the
above.—V.
2,000
—
Lewis
Securities
land.
Npv. 14, *1959. Included in the current figure is $4,277,000 representing
sales of Best Markets Inc. for The 12 weeks since its formal acquisition.
Food
Inc.,
2,000
2,000
Wholly owned subsidiary, third quarter results of International Mining
a. profit of $391,973, or 65 cents per snare based on the 600,000common shares
outstanding, compared with-.a 'third "quarter deficit of
the
Burtek,
Co
United
2,000
showed
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.- -Sells Firm-
above the previous
the corresponding period
&
McDaniel
4,000
2,250
Co.—
Co.—
&
&
,
,
.
McCarley & Co., Inc.——
Wilder, Hansbrough, Finch
4,000
Bensdorf
McLarty
common shares, against a loss of
.$393,727 In the; same 1S5.0 period.
:
Reflecting the earnings contribution'of the Canton Co. of Baltirriore,
acquired by; International Mining last "July 28 and operated as a
,
October
prospectus
of.
Kroeze,
2508.
p,
nine
share
lists Alfred Schoen-as President and owner of
outstanding common, stock.
Officers and directors
as
a
group own 53.13%
of such stock. There are outstanding 372,000
shares of common stock outstanding.—V. 191,
p.
1218.
...
.
-The
Herman
Inc.—
Associates,
Security
International
1960 it; has been An integrated synthetic
foam • manufacturer, /processor and
distributor.
Of the neb- proceeds
of this "financing; $200,000^111 be used- to purchase..and "install.addi-'
tional processing and. fabricating equipment and
the balance' added
to working capital to permit the company to carry additional inven- 1
tories and receivables.
' •
" »
: ; .
addition in
plant
2,250
Co._
The
fiscal
and its subsidiaries are principally engaged < in the
manufacturing, purchasing, processing and .distributing
foam
and foam rubber products.
Since completion of a
2,250
Co.—
&
Securities
Mid-South
4,000
Co
&
192,
-
,
company
21.25%
Food Fair Stores, Inc.—Record
•
r—V.
2,250
Bullington-Schas
4,000
4,000
Co
Inc._
Hirsch
business -of
Food Fair Stores, Inc. attained
in the 28 weeks ended Nov.
underwriters.
&
Co.
&
3,000
&
4,000
Bradford
C.
&
5,500
Co.—
&
Co
A.
Co.,
corporation
registration
the
to
&
3,000
CO.—
Co.—-
Lemon
Bass
M.
5,500
5,500
—
Hogle & Co
Piper, Jaifray <fe Hopwood
The Robinson-Humphrey
of 640 W, 134th Street, New York, on Dec. 16
filed a
statement wiih the SEC covering $550,000 of 6%
convertible subordinated debentures due 1976, to be . offered for sale
on
an
all
or
none
basis through underwriters
headed .by Brand,
Grumet & Seigel,
Inc., and Kesselman & Co. Inc.
Tne debentures
will be offered at 100%
of principal amount, with a 6% commission,
This
Walker
Courts
Offering—
General Foam Corp.—Proposes
earlier.
quarter
year
J.
Inc.
Reddoch & Co.—
Boettcher
J.
compared
against the $70,000,000 reported for the prior year.
engineering-cons«ruci,io^ firm's backlog of uncompleted work
H.
G.
for
previous year.
The
the
Jack
com¬
with $109,906,020
In 195&. New orders received during the 12 months totaled $138,000,000
as
Johnston,
10,000
7,500
James N.
Headquartered in Cleveland, Gabriel is a manufacturer of components
the electronics, missile, and automotive industries.—-V. ISO, p. 1178.
13 consolidated net earnings of $786,000 for
Oct. 31, 1960. This is equivalent to 99 cents a
reported on Dec.
the fiscal
share
10,000
Weeks
&
C.
Langley & Co
R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Rader, Wilder & Co
of the major
U. S.
microwave antennas, and one
suppliers.of point-to-point communication antennas in the
Corp., Lid. (& Subs.)—Shows Profit—
Fluor
Hornblower
is sole source
this major contract, Gabriel Electronics
to
for many of the Bell System
Shares
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co.—
W.
coast-to-coast system.
this
in
be used
purchased by each underwriter
Shfii*cs
Equitable Securities Corp.- 20,647
Hayden, Stone & Co
10,000
delivery of hundreds of 8-foot
Mounts, and Thermomicrodomes.
the
antennas
stock
common
follows:
as
y
diameter
Parabolic Antennas, Feeds,
Starting
in February, Gabriel Electronics will deliver these antennas at the rate
of 50 units per week.
This is the second in a series of orders placed
that
joincly
contract calls for
The
Crafts, President of Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., and
President of Ssanaard Accident Insurance Co., have an-
Kirk,
"In my opinion," Mr. Yarbrough said,
Both
one
is-the
plants
third
are
most
World. Bank
in
operation.
PROCEEDS—The modern plate mill being firianced by
ings is needed by Kawasaki to replace obsolete equipment;
.
the borrow¬
It will have
a
nominal; anriualcapacity 'of "600,000 tons replacirig, facilities haying
share .by an underwriting groujp -managed
jointly by F. Eberstadt & Co, and. Dean" Witter &*,Co.,/ a. capacity-of^ 400,00.0 tons. The project is part of." a program' to ex¬
pand arid modernize Kawasaki's production 'facilities to"<increase anThis issue was oversubscribed and the books closed.
riual blast furnace, capacity frqm 720,000 tons to 1,260,000 tons, and
per
v
.
In
tissued
connection
with
the
acquisition and collateralized by the
capital s.ock of Frisch Big Boy No. 2, Inc.
tissued in connection with the acquisition of Frisch
Dayton, Inc.
and Frisch Springfield, Inc. by the
company.
{Issued to finance the construction of
UNDERWRITING—The
heimer
to
&
underwriters
a
building in Springfield, Ohio.
n?med
below
for
whom
West¬
Company is acting as representative, have severally agreed
from the selling stockholders
the number of shares of
set forth below, opposite their
respective names:
purchase
stock
common
,
Shares
Westheimer
Stela
&
Co
Brothers
&
Shares
77,000
Scherck,
25,000
Boyce
Ellis
&
Co
First
Cruttenden,
—_
Patterson Securities &
Investment Co., Inc
Pode3ta & Co.
(W.
Grerne. &
D.t
&
10,000
Ladd
Columbus
Middendorf
10,000
Co.—
&
Corp
Co.-
10,000
Reiter
&
co._
10,000
Tegtmeyer (Wm. H.) & Co.
Mucekamp <G. H.)
&
Co._
192,
p.
Fhctr^nlcs,
a
antennas
090,000,
H.)
&
Co
steel
ingot capacity from- 1,600,000 tons to* 2,300,000 -tons: Iri addition
reducing production costs, Kawasaki will be able to improve the
quality and range of its finished products.
to
additional
the
had
a
months
was
share,
a
nine
total
in
income
its
rently
ended
common
40
stock
cents
Sept.
receivables
of
applicable
the
to
30,
Kawasaki has already spent over $40,000,000 on this program; the
total financial requirements during the two years ending
April 30, 1962 will amount to an estimated $52,600,000. Today's borrow¬
company's
a
has
since
paid
1921.
192,
p.
common
Quarterly
1710.
be
The
1959
stock
consecutive, quarterly
March
share.—V.
ings will cover $10,000,000 of the required finance; the remainder will
met by a $2,000,000 loan which Kawasaki recently, obtained from
I960,* Heller and
than $804,period.
of. more
similar
$3,556,000, or $2.36 per share, versus
toe comparable period in 1959.
DIVIDENDS—Heller
on
months
volume
coinpared with $890,000,000 in
EARNINGS—Net
$2.01
for
the
$2,980,000,
cash
payments
and
I960
or
—V,
'
are
cur¬
.
mon
2,000
Holiday Inns of America,
Hanover Bank in New York, $34,600,000 from retained earnings
depreciation, and. $6,000,000 from debentures to be sold in Japan.
187, p. 677.
Keystone Alloys Co.—Common Stock Offered—Public
offering of 107,755 shares of the company's $1 par com¬
stock was made on Dec. 15 at $8,875 per share by
Singer, Deane & Soribner, Pittsburgh, Pa.
dividends
2,000
<2,000
Inc.—Additional Financing
BUSINESS—The company manufactures and distributes a broad line
aluminum siding and accessories, coated materials, aluminum railing
Details—Our Dec. 19 issue reported the Dec. 15 bffering
Gets Contract—
a
Division
of
far
of
to
The Gabriel Company
is the re¬
$600,000 contract from R. C. A. for the
supply of microwave
iha new Western Union communication
system
It was
cipient of
VOLUME—In
subsidiaries
5,000
1610.
Gabriel Co.—Division
Gabriel
(C,
in
.
2,000
6,000
—V.
(John
this sale
preferred' stoclj of Nationwide Investment
Co., a subsidiary of Nationwide Leasing Co. in " which it currently
has a 33%
interest.
The balance of proceeds will be used by the
financing company in the general course of its business.
nine
2,000
A.)
Kemper
from
2,000
Richter
Co.
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp.
J_
15,000
Gradison
PROCEEDS—Heller, engaged primarily in commerCiarfinancihg arid
factoring, expects to invest approximately $1,000;000 of the proceeds *
and columns
oversubscription of 127,647 shares of this firm's com¬
.stock at $33 per;share. ..The par value of the com¬
mon
is $1.50 per share. Additional financing details
j
mon
follow:
UNDERWRITERS—Trie
,
.....
names
of
the
several
underwriters
and
the
combination
and
located
.
for
The
near
interior
and
storm-screen
aluminum
extrusions.
Latrobe, Pa:,
exterior use, a wide variety of aluminum
and doors, louvered doors,' screen, doors
sash
Its
principal manufacturing facilities are
approximately 40 miles east of Pittsburgh.
company's products are used primarily for improvement
existing residential structures:
In addition, a substantial portion
of
is
Volume 192
being
used
for
Number 6015
residential
new
construction;
of^ pre-cut and pre-fabricacea houses,
PROCEEDS—Of
from
$230,000)
the
by
the ' net
the
company,
construction
balance
will
be
sale
of
the
to
"
stock
(par
DooliUle
&
Arthurs,
&
Lynch_
Dickson
G.
Kdwards
&
&
Putnam
Stein
&
/'
>
Reed,
Cunningnam,
C.
..
,
&,
Boyce_
:
5,000
.
&
&
operations
chain
Co.,
Nov.
22
publicly
offered
stock
$1
at
share
per
outside
BUSINESS—The
the
S-ate
corporation
Ohio
of
is
B.)
family
PROCEEDS—The
from
company,
order
-:2,uJ0
—
Stock
Offered '—
Via
corporation
new
a
of
sale
which
fallout
the
securities
the
$20,600;/
Geeyral
corporation
CAPITALIZATlDN-r-The
incorporated
1961
the "issuer
be
cash
by
expended
in
and
will
One
Supply
to
the
are
stock
capital
paid $3,500
have
the
cash,
general
UVi
field, of
matter
class
to
voted
be
be
Goldman
out that
widespread
pointed
becqme
so
the
and
interest
traded
respec-
ment
that
sales
the
on
the
was
"B''
10
tne
cents
S-ockholders
21,
1961
that the name of
at
3
of
made in order
listing was
to
create
The
April
on
for
it,
24, 1959. In
in February
and
above.—V.
190,
1960
it
shipments. The
began
Shower
Guard
factures.
mental
40
number
A
stage.
Gazza
of
—V.
Tne-
Boulevard,
net
presently
are
priority:
•
Additional
Pure
This
will leave
1961
is
balance
a
used
General
____——-
capital
working
CAPITALIZATION
leased——-
presently
building
GIVING
Authorized
Common
♦Not
stock
options and
SI)
(par
including
got
assets
&
*150,000 shs.
.-to
Inc.,
I.
APPOINTMENTS—The
St.,
Investors
E.
R.
Family Plans. Inc.
•
registrar
the
is
New York 15, N. Y. The transfer agent
Co.,
50 Church
Loral
St.,
Electronics
tails—Our
issue
Associates,
Corp.
191,
Irving Trust Co., One Wall
is .the Registrar & Transfer
192, p. 1493.
/
"
to
of
amounts
the
the
debentures:,
--
•
:*•
»
,
...
-
.
Peabody
„
Car! M.
-
\
.
Loeb,
;—,——
The
192,
2509.
p.
,
-
Trust
had
'
for
the
previous year.
Donald
$275,894
E.
Campbell,
equalled
86.4
'
•
•.».
;
.
,
on
increase
an
the
Aug. :31,
of
previous
creased
by
10.4
year
•
to
11,481
1954
cents
of
5
On
a
Nov,
share
cents
a
of
shares
\
*
and
share
has
continued
being paid
on
at
Feb.
with
13,- 1959.
extra
the
conceins
The .net
capital
concerns.
of
for
$1,750,000.
reclassified
C.
Edgar
C.
stock,
common
be
in
Ac¬
January
Schabadker,
Stott
have
President,
Jr.,
President.
as
have
Edmund
12.
Vice-President
of
F.
ofticer
executive
.Dec.
management
materials
*»•''
Garllck,
elected
chief
on
marketing
the
and
members
Robert
and
Trenton,
G.
N.
Moline,
handling
of
the
manufac¬
equipment
and
/
been'elected, In addition to Mr.
Vice-President
and
Marcus,
Vice-President,
American
Biit-
J.
President
as
the
staff
of
Pioneer
Equipment
Buryan
stated
office
promotion,
functions
President
for
in
in
the
President's
evaluations,
affected
to
investigating
emphasis
new
of.icers
been
numod
L0.
Dec.
on
Finance
will
Co.,
and
will
be
formulating
will
Angle
office.
communicate
and
areas,
that
Angle
a
proposals
co¬
will
decisions
charged
wlt.i
for
delegation
on
line
in
is
the
company
with
in
of
Buryan's
the
a'so
of, the
r
011-
s
company
executive
responsibility to all
that "nothing should
of corporate policy
that the operating staff
thinking
prompt
execution
day-to-day operations.
It is my intent
Minneapolis-Moline
shall have clear responsibility
Angle
implement
to
Is
veteran
a
of
192,
decisions
company
for
than 30 years
more
in
the
the
and
adeo-ate
fastest
possible
Minneapolis-Moline
1494.
p.
Minute Maid Corp.—Merger News—
Lee
Coca-Cola
See
above.—V.
Co.,
Mississippi Power
192,
1914.
p.
The
New
Bank
3,
1946.
a
June
tion
6%
sinking fund debentures amounting to $87,000 was retired,
reducing "the company's long-term debt, ' originally totaling $475,000
to
$78,000. '
••••••
/
loans
incurred
the
proceeds
Development Corporation is currently in the process of -organisa¬
of raising its capital and
other working funds.
It was in¬
May I960 -under the Mississippi Business Development
and proposes to promote and assist in the 1/c'tion of
industry
and
the expansion of rehabilitation
of
in
Act
business
new
and
existing industry in Mississippi. Mississippi Power proposes to substribe
for and acquire not in excess of 5.500 shares of its $10 par common
stock at the subscription price of $10 per share, which will r^nresent
about. .5% of the total authorized amount of such stock and 5.5%
of
the
Coil
by
Winders,
outstanding.—V.
be Initially
to
amount
191, p. 1775.
■
-
,c
(for
Credit
Light Co.
Mississippi Power &
Inc.'
company
The
SEC
Agreement,
and
Inventory
and
salbs
for
of
manufacture
the
•
promotion
of
central
music
The
the
$159,000,
which
of
products."
to
will
used
this
add^d
company
$10
the
Holding
Comprny
,
Act
was
further authorized to purchase 9,COO shares of
stock of
Mississippi Business & Industrial
a
total consideration of $90,000. Development
in the location of new business an1 industry
rehabilitation of existing industry in Mississippi.
for
assist
Corp.
organized to"
expansion
—V.- 192,
Jackson,
pursuant
common
par
the
and
stock are
working capital.
common
to
under
order
an
of
banks
company
certain
with
Development
for
was
purchase
be
be
may
■'
./
options
therefrom
$75,000
Issued
has
Miss... to extend its credit
to which it may make :borrowings to meet its temporary cash needs in the amount of $2,000,000
in January 1961 and an additional $1,000,000 in March 1951.
agreement
'/
and
to request
and
authorizing
'
warrants
the
1960,
15.
Acquisition Approved—
'
development of new
Dec.
.
incurred in October 1960 by the
Inventory
on
or
2509.
p..
..
'
CAPITALIZATION- GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Montgomery Ward Credit Corp.—Registers With SEC
'
mortgage note,
in
tCommon
Common
7%
.
-
March
due
/'
Outstanding
Authorized
The
1970
1,
SEC
monthly installments including in¬
terest,. of
.
'
1
■
.
6%
dividend
-
-
the net proceeds
use
interested persons until Dec. 28,
it was announced
thereon,
Corporation
and other electronic components.
colls
order giving
an
corporated
1960
30,
has applied to the SEC tinder the
of Gulf Port, Miss.,
company,
hearing
The
On
Co.—Proposes Acquisition—
Holding Company Act for authorization to purchase stock of Mhslssiopi
Business
&
Industrial
Development Corp.;
and the Commission has
in¬
Corp.
was
organized
1950. Coil Winders, Inc.
20,
Aug.
on
.
capital,
Working
When
$1,286___
notes
stock
stock
purchase
convertible
tures,
due
payable:
n___—
.value' 10c)___.—
(par
Dec.
warrants-l__-
manage
The
20,000 shs.
20,000 shs.
of
'a
*
*$5,000
of
these' notes
are
trade notes
and
are
payable
at,the .rate
loans
$1,000 per month for five months; $110,000 are notes payable to
bank, dufe" ifl January 1961, - and $16,500 are current noh-tnterest
obligations to officers.:
tOf
such'
common
number
stock
-
20,000
purchase
;
shares
warrants,
•
•
are
reserved
10,000
shares
-
.
for
for
of.the
exercise of a
-exercise
the
in
be
the
proceeds
available
incurred
short-term
for
will
be
for
Feb.
the
1981.
1,
offering
The
added
to
is
purchase
of
Lehman
funds
deferred
Brothers
will
in
T
mid-January.
of
expected
general
the
the
company
a-'ment recounts
parent,
Montgomery Ward &
Co.,
Inc.
The
employed may be used temporarily to reduce bank
finance the purchase of such accounts or invested
company's
until
Montgomery
'
due
debentures
underwriting.
the
proceeds
will
and
from
500,000
500,000
1970_~.
of
subordinated
21,500
422,766 shs.
deben-
subordinated
15,
131,500
600,000 shs.
filed a registration statement on Dec. 21 with the
a
proposed public offering of $50,000,000 of debentures
$25,000,000 debentures due Feb. 1, 1981 and $25,000,000
corporation
covering
consisting
$145,466-
$145,466
—
'
-
all
ie
authority
growth."
capacKor manufacturing equipment—$40,000.
Engineering,
(6)
in¬
■Campbell said the company's current assets as of Aug: '31,' 1930 were
$1/536,870. against-current liabilities of $367,821/.a ratio of 4.18-to-l. (
He* also reported
that
during the past, year the balance of saries^
A
and
Y,
presently intends to
follows:-- •
:
balance of bank
consolidation—$60,000.
*51/2%-6%
an
10, N.
company
systems—$35,000.
..
*
that, rate,
t
handicap
of
engaged In the manufacture, assembly
equipment, transformers, filters, relays,
radio frequency
offering as
exercised,
common
is
Engineering,- equipment
<5)
.
stqck have been paid by Lynch
Systems Inc. since the initial payment on July
15,
15, 1957 the quarterly dividend was increased to 10
its
assist
The
working capital) —$50,000.
'
.'
on
ordinate
issued
Chemical
agent,
June
>on
York
New
communication
resistors—$60,030.
outstanding
'
.
.
Quarterly dividends
Communication
number
in
Repay bank loan
(2)
The per share earnings of 86.4 cents is
share over the $234,053 net profits for
the
manage¬
projects.
Telecommunications
Repay
prior
r;
•
per
although
shares.
of
capacitors,
(,1)
per
1960.
cents
business
regis¬
subsidiary.
sibility
"
Yorlf
New
York
Sale
PROCEEDS—The
-
standing
also
1958.
L. Angle, Vice-President of the company, has
Vice-President,
Edmund
F,
Buryan
announced
announcing
staff
L.
of
1960
Buffaio,
of
Is
business
Act
announced
as
head
Lewis
are:
Conn.;
President's
•
accrued
plus
par
transfer
and
consolidated-company
(3h Additional
.
M.
resigned
to
board
new
They
remains
In
Corp.—Debentures
prospectus,
at
'/■'/.'■'
New
organized
frorn- the
President, said final net
profits of
share based on 319,135 shares out¬
Lynch
cents
-
priced
Broadway,
100
laws; of
been
disc
I
designer
Calif.,
Co.,
the
(4>
Francisco,
19
Dec.
a
were
and
and manufacturer of telephone,
microwave,
data
transmission
and
control equipment, report sales
for
the year ending Aug.
31, 1960 at an all time, high and profits
up 17%
over the preceding year.
This report is based on total sales
of
$2,910,540 for the past year compared to a total of $2,641,603
San
to
The
;f
Communication Systems Inc.—Net Up—-
Lynch
This
company
1
August
it
provide investment
directors
as
was
products.
otner
Moiine
Winders, which had not been previously affiliated with Metropolis
tan Telecommunications Corp., was consolidated Into that corporation.'
"
.
Co.
it
construction
iarm
organization.—V.
BUSINESS—Metropolitan
-
'.
Angle
subordinated debentures, due Dec. 15, 1970.
debentures
under
r
««
200,000 '
has
Senior
over
/
Telecommunications
APFOINTMENT—Trustee
•.
;
-
300,000
We
as
.
terest from Dec. 15.
300,000
Dominick—,
million,
$36.9
ooard,
47,
Stacy
Coil
-
.
Rhoades-Ac. C0.2—^
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,—
:*--■?——
Mitc^um, Jones &'Tcmpleton——,—J
—
to
the
Pen
of
Derby,
stations.
radio
own
of
rite Rubber Co.,
share
a
1880.
/ convertible
f
,
Dorainick
,
"
.400,000"^.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis,—40Qr000
Dodge & Co. Inc.2_——300,000
Paine,
-
Clark,
—V.
1
.
'//-'>
ft Co.uu-^-Lf
* $900,000
Brothers,.—.'.900,000
Model, Roland & Stone_u_u.—_900,000
W. E. Hutton & Co.,1
,.400,000
Kidder,
Lehman
r
$40
$1.58
p.
severally
Amount
,• •
•.
•*«
'!
-■
Detroit's
small
Harold
and
in
also
non-diversified
in
to
small
Chairman
Buryan,
electronics
Co., Inc. and Miltcn D. Blauner & Co., Inc. offered
publicly and in equal amounts a total of $500,000 of 7%
company
■'
•
have
broad¬
it was
Mr. Kluge said, sales rose from $14.4 million,
million for the year just ending.
Because of a
Offered—Pursuant
conditions
of the underwriting'
the following principal*•"
■'
'
and
terms'
.from
below
named-
underwriters
the
to
purchase
million
Invest
Investment
to
law
and
&
York
subject
members
depreciation
from
Metropolitan
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
shares
Treasurer, Ivy
Hill Lithograph Corp., New York; Edward
Gottlieb, President, mtward
Gottlieb & Associates, Ltd., public relations counsel, New
York; Paul
H. Hershey, President and Treasurer ox
Hershey Metal Products, Inc.,
period,
same
estimated
an
—V.
•
Dec,, 19 reported the offering on
$5,000,000 of this firm's debentures. Additional
financing details follow:
<
• /
V; '
agreement,
to
out
regis¬
a
1,300,000
company
company,
closed-end
a
will
Business
services
SneaLer
A.
Buryan.
Inc.
Dec. 15 of
agreed,
■
.
situation in Foster & Kleiser, cash flow has
to an indicated $3.50 a snare—and im¬
portant consideration as regards the furtner growth of Metropolitan,
which intends,
tne Chairman said, to continue expanding.
Additional Financing De¬
—
pointed
Piesident,
and
•"
'■
the
•grown
7, N.Y.—V.
York
New
Shell
Corp.,
.
.
Mr.
turers
very-high-fre4uency
a
favorable
Securities
/
■■
filed
Y.,
799.
p.
member
W.
Y.
six-fold increase in net earnings of Metro-,
between 1958 and 1960.
In t.»at period gross
$12.7
from
Co.
In
conversion of bonds.
Nationwide
.; •<
N.
15,
tne
Broadc.scing
Small
Board
as
192,
and
television atation in California, two
ultra-high-frequency television stations in I.linois, a radio station in
Philadelphia, the World-Wide Broadcasting System directing programs
overseas,, and
tne Foster & Kleiser outdoor division of W. R, Grace
following underwriters have been engaged by
the company as exclusive agents,to sell on an all-or-none basis the
75,000 shares of common stock offered in a maximum period of 45
days
after
the effective
date
hereof:
Arnold Malkan & Co., Inc.,,
and
■
New York
showed added income of $876,000 in 1959
to net witn $552,833, or 63% ot t„.at sum.
traced
rose
acquired
UNDERWRITING—The
Sulco
Wall St„
16
experience
the
by
they
nome
Kluge
politan
Outstanding
500,000 shsl
—
Mr.
of 80,000 shares reserved for exercise of
maximum
a
on
V1'"
Chairman
as
It
company.
the
York
New
prospectus, these shares will
153,846 shares of common stock.
listed
.
and
s
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Executive Changes—
losing money.
However, he added, once tne break-even
crossed, almost the-' only exora expense Is sales compensa¬
together,
1958,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
Trust" Co,,
N.
covering
the
to
into
—V.
or
illustrated
He
Taken
$105,000
35,000
25,000
10,500
equipment
Kluge,
tion.
'/
expansion
called for redemption
•
16
holding
investment
Commission
in
under
bank
a
The
Hopkins,
Minn
company's
Buryan, 01 Fort Madison, Iowa,
Detroit Society 0/ Security Analysts 011 Dec. 15 that a
station haa a number ot costs regardless, of whether
is
point
sale of the shares offered
in the following order of
the
be
to
W.
tne
making
.
•.
cf
ase
Pl°nt
from
proceeds
intended
/•
-
John
casting
other
N. Y„
.2713.;
p.
Dec.
on
company
has outstanding
131,250
shares
which were purchased
by Marine Midland
of
cording
Corp.—Partial Redemption
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp.—^President's Remairks
of
which it
Faimingdale,
190,
the
Corp.,
business
management
Four
snipping bathtub sliding shower
designs, develops and manu¬
been
doors
and
The
approximately $1,500,000 outstanding. The redemption will be made
use ox Surplus funds in the treasury.-r-V.
191, p. 1324.
v
products are in t..e sampling or develop¬
company's
executive offices and factory are at
PROCEEDS—The
hereby
has
Corp.,
enclosures and stall-shower
Investment
defined
began
company
developing and manufacturing a complete line
of aluminum casual furniture. Since September 1960 an affiliated com¬
pany,
with
2042.
p.
May Stores Realty Corp.—Partial Redemption—
designing,
small
a
ment
for
debentures due. 1972.
at/the ;BanKers
Buffalo,
Street,
SEC
the
organized
was
Midland
as
tered
called for redemption on Jan.'31, next, $500,000
has
Main
241
proceeds from the stock sale will be used
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
corporation
company
Marine
Y.,
as
Publishing Co.,
The corporation has
its 6% subordinated
of
with
statement
N.
191, p. 798.
be
operations, by
Micromatic
ennance
2618.
p.
Capital Corp.-^-Registers Common—
corporation
by
wider
a
"
made
will
and
190,
stock, $1 par, to be offered for public sale at $12.50
per
share
thiough unaerwrlters heaaed by Eastman Dillon,
Union
Securities
&
Co,
and
Granoery, M'arache & Co.
The
underwriters
will receive a $1,125 per share commission.
'
York
built
business
tool
prospects.—V.
common
all
The
machine
growth
term
This
the public's interest in automatic
that the oompany would benefit by
*^'BUSINESS-^The
organized in the State of New
November 1S59 it occupied a plant just
cyclical
tration
facilitate trading of the stock in those areas into which
to
Crowell-Collier
See
company's research and develop¬
(R)
Midland
p.m.
the corpora¬
Feb. 15, next, through
operation of tne sinking fund, $1,250,000 of its general mortgage 5%
bonos due Feb. 15, 1977 at 100% plus .accrued interest." Payment will
was
well
years, a large part of the
efforts have been concentrated
longer
of
Macmillan Co.—Merger—
of
business
as
Program
on new
products, exemplified by
self-luoncating bearings, Micro 99, a superior tool steel,
and
further
improved abrasives. Althougn co3tly to introduce, such
products will ultimately lessen the dependence of the company on
publicly-owred
annual
stock.
Co., Inc. and associates via a Dec. 15
prospectus, offered 75,000 shares of the company's $1 par,
common stock at $3 per share on an all-or-none basis.
V
cdmpany
orders
Fabroid's
/or
the American Slock Exchange. Aaron Goldman
on
additional
Macke is expanding.—V.
of
to a net deficit of $50,489 in the recent quarter compared
profit of $69,499 la tne comparable three montns a year ago.
current
tool
common shares (class A) were listed on Dec. 19 for
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
The Macke
the
on
that
stated
:
net
a
states.
The corporation'^
in ;
Corp.v—Reports Loss—
the
4%
The current
by the stockholders at that meeting
upon
management recommendation
changed to Macke Vending Co.
trading;
Arnold Malkan &
,
witn
J
cents
declared
also
30,b43,6u8
195D,
and
estimated
■
of
dividend
declared;
36,123,792
33,538,178
1
expansions
recent
He
40,051,875
3,406,731
cutlook indicates some Improvement in maefhine
as
snipment3 for the next quarter, management
adjustments are under way to bring expenses in line
witn volume revisions in an effort to return to a profitable operation,
yet not retard plans for tne future.
I960
for
1
3,991,714
2019/
p.
contributed
of
million.
$1.5
a
stock.has been
Offered—
Stock
Inc.—Common
result
a
management-owned
.
$7,500
$735,000
as
$
quarter ended Oct. 31, 1960 totaled $2,016,428, approxi¬
less than sales of '$2,094,077 maae in tne corresponding
quarter of the previous year. The company's fiscal year began Aug. 1.
Launcning costs of new products and manufacturing facilities at
new
locations, fully sustained research and development programs plus
reorganization expenses
In both sales and administrative areas, all
mately
include
10
having the word "Vending" included in its official name.
>
V"v
income
4,405,745
charges—3,679,045
Micromatic Hone
1400.
p.
$
received
15
vending had
».
of
in
reached
was
the
on
new
Mr.
the
in
proceeds
expended
3,722,412
1,663,875
taxes—
operating
192,
Sales In
Co.,
for
and
that
quarterly
stock
Dec.
will be
by
Aluminum,
within
but
192,
&
diversiiication
01
payment on Dec. 23.
Tne date of the annual meeting was set for Feb.
behalf
Living
field
earnings
$815,000
hau
regular
"A"
record
Inc., forr property
"expenses incurred
Lifemaster,-
pre-incorporaticn
policy
Tire
Corp.—Net Up—
and
about,
"taxes-
income
after
—V.
their quarterly meeting heard Aaron
sales
dividend
transferred to the ,;
for
and
paid
on'
of 'the
issuer,
and
pre-incorporation
engineering,- designing
and
legal services, for which-the cost cannot be ascertained,
The '
public will hold 90.71 plus, per cent of the outstanding shares of the "
issuer for which it will have paid $166,000.—V. 192, p. 1611.
issuer
Oklalloma
u.ould total about $20 million.
The
tion
$5,5002';
expense
authorized
for .which, they
Net
'
class
shelters.
cash
net
will
of
17,219,275
1960—10 Mos.—1959
25,556,439 263,533,502 245,995,363
16,577,964 169,847,076 161,065,626
3,483,272
34,234,477
31,895,123
1,503,489
19,400,074
16,910,822
In recent
monthly
the company '
consists of 200,vUd s_ares of no par common stock,
with a declared •
value" of
$1
per
share.
There
are
now
17,000 shares issued and *
outstanding.
'
'
'/.'_.
'
Assjming
all
securities offered are sold, the officers,
directors,
and promoters will own -9.28 plus per pent of the outstanding shares <
of
variety
Goldman reported
Mr,.
priorities/, as
follows:
Reinforced
concrete
shelters
Purchase of inside furnishings fur said units $20,000; Sales
$120,000;
expense
radiation
items <for
the
the
sales
expenses-
operating
Net
merger.
ti\ely.'
a
their
of
Federal
Other
is
27,011,307
become
Goldman, President,
the fiscal year ended Uept. 30,
19o0.
Gross sales were $14 million, up almost $2 million from the
previ¬
ous
year.
Net income was $292,500, compared to $239,000 for viscal
1959. These net income figures are after depreciation and amortization
13,
atomic
and
emergency
of
announced
Macke
'/report record
I960, and hence has no history of
operations-and is substantially-dependent upon the success of this
ofiering in order to engage in its proposed operations.
*
Tne
company
intends to engage in-the saie and distribution of
Sept.
upon
the
of
It
will
Executive
Vice-President
of
McCrory,
stated
Shirt Shops, together with McCrory s
merchandising.—W.
store
(G.
company,
as
stock
1960—Month—1959
$
$
revenues.™
National
acquisition
McCrory's
Directors at
,2,000
Co;_»-Z.V—2,000
of Columbus, Ohio,
shares of its no-par common
a speculation.
the
166,000
prospectus,
date
traded.
now
said
.
Common
—
Wachtel,
with
announced
write-off's
Lifemaster, Inc.
effective
are
of
•
T_
Co
&
listing
/' 2,'500
a,5u0
.Tnomas
the
the
alter
merger
reaffirms
&
—
&
H.
the
recently
Co.," inc.r% ,'. 2,000
Emery
Steele
Hariy
/
that
*,a00
•
shares
common
of
'
4,500
____
—
&
immediately
and
authorization
Operating
Operating
National
Shirt
Shops,
a
chain
of
145
men's
wear
stores
from
coast-to-coast, will continue to be operated by its present management
as
a
division of McCrory under the National Shirt
Shops name.
*,500
T
preference
effective
*
Shares
4,500
.■
*«.„
CO.
-e—
J.
••
Co.
SchmertZ
McKee
S.
Inc.
H.
co...
inc.—-.
Simpson,
5,000
Co./ 5,000
Bros.
&
Lear
Co.,
5,000
Chaplin, McGuiness <te
—V. 192, p. 1816-
.
&
Shirt
of
that
the
of
Co.,
&
class
'
*
Shops will receive In exchange for their
McCrory 5'/a% preference B convertible stock.
Application has been maae for listing ot tne voting preference B
stock on the New, York Stock Exchange, on which McCrory's
currently
outstanding
option and 11,666% shares for exercise of stock options.
130o.
p.
Period End. Oct. 31—
National
of
new
a
7
Michigan Bell Telephane Uo.—Earnings—
1960.
expected
severally
shares
Podesta
Ricuards
22,
shares
300,000 shs.
have
of
.5
••
Mci^elvy
* 5,oU0
;
& ■.Coi^awi-
Masten
v.t.
>
Cruttenden,
Kay;
Dec.-
$100,000
numbers
5,000
.
Inq.
sons
Hulme, Applegate &
Huinpnrey,
Inc
E.
*/
•
both
—V. Ts2,
approved
was
' Holders
■
Outstanding
belorf
namea
5,000
Go.
Co.,
&
of
the
PRESENT FINANCING
respective
restricted stock
Corp.—Merger Approved—
of National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc., into McCrory
on
Dec. 20 at special meetings of stockholders
corporations.
The merger was expected to become effective
on
the
and
(2611)
merger
Corp.
offered
finance
line
capital.
b.ooo
Lestiange
S.
A.
A.
paint
8,500
■
Co.,__
R.
to
used
working
TO
unuerwrhers
following
Scribner 25,255
&
stock
common
be
*Authorized
'
Shares
Deane
Leonard
Mooie,
of
will
$r1,000,000 shs.
•
Singer,
McCrory
(approximately
/
the
purcnase
stock:
common
EFFECT
.
UInDERWRITIinG—Tne
to
fields
The
additional
an
the
in
construction.
company
shares
$150,000
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
particularly
Owher
the
company's
GIVING
,
agreed
32;755
of
The
.
1935__;__
due
Common
and
to
*
.
,
added
..
note,
the
installation
CAPITALIZATION
6%
proceeds
approximately
and
.
so
to
securities.
Ward Credit Corp. was organized' in Februa-y, 1960
financing deferred payment accounts of :Mon gomery
Ward is one of the worlds largest retail
the purpose of
Ward
&
Co.
Inc. Montgomery
mechandising
organizations
with
net
sales
for
the
fiscal
year
ended
8
Feb.
3,
(2612)
1960
accounted
in
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
of
excess
for
billion
dollars.
total
a
one-third
sales.—V.
of
Ward's
iy2,
Time
Payment
Plan
of
9.
p.
The
corporation
has
called
the
Wall
2
Co.,
of
New
York,
William
68
N.
Y.
at
or
The
Royal
St., New York, N. Y.—V.
Bank
191,
of
Canada
—V.
Trust
182,
and
adequate
Marine
and
100,000
—V.
Midland
for
agent
191,
Trust
2,500,000
shares of
Co.
of
shares
preferred
no
New
of
York
has
been
$10
common
value stock
par
This
of
the
President,
stock
1960
corporation.
tion
writing
to
to
purchase,
to
so
the
annual
New
stand-by
purchased.
be
supplied
by
amendment.
underwriter.
Tne
fee
of
late
to
of
$1,000,000 to
$15,000
Subscription
expected
regardless
warrants
all
of
of
the
The
equipment
and
Co.,
agreed
exercise
them
the
issuable
prior to
the
same
of
to
offering,
of
of
stock
was
As
the
of
its
is
meet
their
in
be
machines.
The
net
proceeds
from
the
and
stock
will provide The basis
or
be
may
tively
used
high
In
to
certain
of
common
stock
of
which
owns
beneficially and/or of record
Silverman, Vice-President, owns
R.
Co.
owns
beneficially and/or
Friedman
is
additional
or
credit
listed
of
42,780
of record
Board
as
Morris
total
a
187,320
total of
a
Chairman.^-V.
shares,
Buffalo, N.
I960—$4
Baker
million
also
the
1960
Mr.
said
will
stock
compared
fewer
number
He
of
said
the
in
be
about
the
West
September,
million
$25.5
shares
the
1961
around
or
million
then
large
might
$3.70
$4.56
or
share
of
last
a
year
share
a
include
the
Cement
Co.
entire
1960
acquired
sales
by
be
and
Gypsum
included
for
decline
that
of
Chairman
Baker
sales which,
building.
He
he
the
thereafter.
He
indicated
proved
in
this
his
1959,
the
first
But
quarter
of
he
added
and
steady
1961
that
in
that
to
sales
by
"should
numbtr
a
suburban
our
"if
the
1961
the
rates
than
more
good
"will
"we're
the
effect
Buffalo
Research
Baker
$19
action
figure
National Gypsum
in
new
for
Baker
said
at
but
will
of
1960
increased
plants.
construction
with
included
of
a
of
spend
about
$20
million
new
for
that
re¬
this
gypsum
working
capital
bonds.
The
of
which
balance
million."—V.
192,
in
became
holders
In
E.
at
the
Cole
company's
eliminate
"The
in
the
Kev
Dec.
company on
of its name
National
which
ties,
shoe
and
many
implied
repair
other
and
and
activities
sales
optical
items."—V.
now
hfS issued
from
has
department
192,
in
amount.
pany
A
provides
public
In
proposed
per
share
the
a
under
the
material
™
More
to
to
asserts
and
of
in
product
on
of
disclose
that
the
the
the
the
Africa,
•
2020.
p.
special
',
1959,
to
approach
tlie
be
lower
last
but
year
better
Citizens
number
of
suspending
Securities
Act
1933
an
ft
its
with
company
of
1050
Nov.
not
14
the
$300,000
certain
terms
the
and
conditions
company's
of
com¬
at
$2
notification^and
»"P°ct
stock
cer£ln
were
falsely
issued
contingent
order
liability
that
the
made
other
unregistered
year
out
of
and
fails
the
sale
'■
Co.
Raleigh,
of
stride
great
a
in
N.
C.
'
'
development
the
of
the
company
be
financial
the
specializing
Mr.
,
and
,,
optimistic'
.
Acceptance Corp., headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia,
here, is a leading diversified finance company,
sale
financing., tr.e
in
improvements.
in
states,
40
J
"encouraged
is
office
home
,
shares.
purposes,"
J
he
ahead.
year
regional
a
credit
for
/
that
stated
further
American
North
with
statement
said.
Blaine
Mr.
$1.85
year
Tne
of
homes and real estate
3,500 shareholders
mobile
of
has
company
District
the
than
more
Columbia,
Canada.—V.
and
prior
Perry
years,
desire
our
to
said
the
maintain
dividend
adverse
Fibre
product
is
least
mix
aiming
and
to
maintain
a
Chicago
189,
2140.
p.
of
merger
earnings
PROCEED3—The
10%," Perry declared.
the
of
expected
are
purchase
to
be
concluded
agreement,
before
approved
by
the
076,000
",
"
'
has
no
been
the
in
rapid
expansion
of
the
*->
of
set
buildings.
*
-
1
by
professional
*
■
the
utility's plans and operations at
Security Analysts of San Francisco on
>,
said
$150
from
-He
said,
the
estimates
NI-Gas
obtain
:
*
finance
to
90%
..
"Despite
totaling $333
■
j >
year,
,
:
v
the
7
million,
million
the
from
of
12.
Dec.
the
$215
of
$45
>
t.'
•
.
million
total
it
outside
is
period
million
in the construction estimate will be used for the exploration
development of underground storage facilities, including the pro¬
posed storage reservoir near Crescent City (about 90 miles south of
Chicago).
•%.'
7""
:
increase
and
The-.construction
to
the
company's
said
He
tp new
the
estimate
also
distribution
utility's
customers
and
covers
network,
construction
to
handle
transportation
Chandler
estimate
increased
been
increased
for
stored
"
gas
-
bringing
heating
million tor the five-year period.
$6
of
stated.
space
,
million,
/--• "'V. *
re¬
California
financing. This figure is up
(1960-64), Gauthier commented.
considering common equity financing in
previous
company
that
finance,
in
.
leasing
gain
a
</
$12,-
,
of
meeting
a
%961, but the decision is not yet .firm.
'■
~7„ Chandler; explained that approximately $9 million of the $15
companies,These
companies
leased
$197
million
of
equip¬
compared
to
1959
leases of - $103
milliont
Leasing
by equipment manufacturers
to
their
customers
also
last
months.
the
of
2142.
p.
the
million
•
registered
were
190,
were
%
.
$215
$10
office
and
used
be
cars.—V.
-
construction estimate for the five-year period ,1961-65
million, up $15 million from the period 1960-64,
at
■■'.will
equipment
•
will
funds
763
4.875%
and
.
viewed
Leasing Co.—President's Remarksslowdown
of
4%
according to NI-Gas president Marvin Chandler,
.•V Chandler and C. J. Gauthier, NI-Gas vice-president
...
,
it had
that
15
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Construction Estimate—
the board
//
-
cost
The company's
'
end
company,
call for an. exchange of 17,000 shares
stock
for
1,000 shares of Fisher stock issued ancl
I
Placement;—The
Dec.
on
coupon
rates ranging between
placed with 19 institutions.
encountered
ratio
Corp.—Private
corporation announced
$10,000,000 of equipment trust certificates pri¬
vately via Glore, Forgan & Co. The certificates with
payout
costs
Car
placed
increase
reasonable
a
higher
American
North
gas service
business has
.
'
>43
1961
estimated
are
in
'
.
/«
business
slowdown
in
the
latter half-of'-I960, which
anticipated spending on plant" and equipment by ^bout; $1 billion,
leasing of production and office- equipment continued to gain favor
its
of
a
Troy
distribution
network/ Chandler
commented
In, expenditures.—V. 192/ p7
2328.7
7
difference
the
explaining
,
„"'i
Approximately $10 million ws supnt in .3960 for construction
pipeline from the utility's underground storage reservoir near
(I1LW.'to
$53
about
-
Grove
.
about
to -be
million, Chandler remarked. Expenditures in 1960 were
'million. -' Si
7 /
L"',.. > i":. >/_/:."•
Tv.'X ■"•VO
cut
in
with
industry," Sheridan said.
"The main
reason
for
this trend
is
working capital remains tight for most businesses. Even
though
there
has
been
a
-slight easing of the •credit, situation,, corporate
liquidity declined by' 13%", during I960.".. 7/
■/.., > •• ---Increasing use- of sale-leasebacks for equipment' accounted
great
of
part
jump' in
the
.
.J
these
transactions,
for
/partnership: interests
a
leasing
two
,
to
dominate
the
field.
the
"
'
in
new
powerboat
Miami,
division
The
with
lift
a
of
the
reduce
Division
claims
bility of the
«
hull
Dec.
design
16
The
properties,
The
the
t:.,.
wetted
called
This
the
in
of
stock
the
boat
first
Bertram
version
Hydrolift
a
running
surface.
Richard
"MoppleU
Fncland
^peiana
full
length
to
in
the
who
ttiectnq
holding
Holding
company
Company
refund
a
1960
the
Miami-Nassau
Act
7
has
for
proposes
filed
of
net
of
lessee
a
design
new
Power
a
7
proposal
/merger, of
,
seven
with
of
its
and
sale
applied
to
lease
an
will
offering
not
with
and
as
Northway,
two
annual
pay.
operate
other
net
the
well
the
$10,000
:,7
rental
to
of
price of the
deposit made, by
purchase
cash
'
/
ente- Jn^o
by the
provides for
partnership of $243,403.
and
maintenance costs,
which
Inc.,
Blum.
partnership
by Molly
units
the
the
properties
The
persons^
operating
taxes
$10,000
of
$55,000
7
partners
this
Northwestern
V-hull
the
expenses
is
net
but
will
controlled
lease
and
as
Bell
Period End. Oct. 31—
'Operating
Operating
.
Boat
Of'
3
„Federal
.
ivie^ger- oi-■-
.7.7
at
'••>. =? !,
insurance, and will also bear the costs
the closing and related expenses of the
acquisition.
provide
Svstefri—/Pronoses'1 A4er2er
pysiem
partners
through
be
Telephone
Other
the .SEC,/
electric
income
taxes__
,
.
7
*
14,615,548
13,749,958
73,892,218.
3,736,144
taxes—v
Net after/charges^
7-V/192,
.*
p.
La.'.
$
$
23,032.832 237,555,134
expenses____
operating
1960—10 Mos.—1959
<'
$
24,571,109.
■
Net •■operating income
* •
/■
revenues-
Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$
pioneered
offered* for -sale
% >
Co.—a
bow-to-transom
the
will
,
Betram,
Fleetrie
,
•of
production
Yacht
general
obtained
will
including real estate
it combines the speed of the planing hull with -the sta¬
displacement type for the first time.—V. 192, p. 1915. * •
Boston
the
by
The
two
be
partnership
general
Corp.
Subsidiaries—To Acquire—
under
launching
Cruiser
Associates, to be
the aggregate).*.
-
21year
a
the
$550,000
including
Sayers.
•
:
introduced
was
with
Sports
Nautec
President
boat
a
Race,
oh
Hardtop
all-fiberglass craft features
series of longitudinal steps
and
with
Fla.,
V-31
by
balance.,will
interest.
payment
model
t
•
contributed
The
...
-
most
Corp.—New Boat Design—
%
from Northway Apartments, Inc.; Northway Village No. 1,
Northway-Village No. -2r Inc., and Northway Village No.. 3, Inc.,
properties are located
in
suburban
Ross
Town-hip about 10
.miles north, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
The. purchase price is $3,058,000. of
which $550,000 i.s. payable in cash and the balanceby taking subject
to mortgages of $2,508,000.
Of the.* cash requirement, $10,000 is to be
Inc.,
equipment in 1960 were
(in alphabetical order): Chemicals and
drugs, department and chain
stores, electrical equipment and machinery, fabricated met->l
products,
food products, milling and feed
production, paper and allied products,
petroleum, shoes and leather, and the supermarket
industry.
—V,
192, p. 307.
A
V.r
York; today filed- a regis"covering 53 units of limited
which
Existence of smaller leasing compares has increased
the industry, but has also broadened the
market, he
Despite the increasing number 'Of firms, a handful of
leased
19
•
a partnership", organized jn December,
1960/% Theodore
Sayers and Albert,H.; Sanders,, .as. general' partners,'
and/Molly Blum.
as the original
limited partner... It. owns a contract to acquire modern.;
garden type apartments
and
houses
with
a
total
of
298
separate
-
in
companies
continue
10 industries which
Dec.
7 rental,.units
years.
out.
in
(or: $330/000 in
on
Associates; is
by .leasing
competition
unit,
per
approximately $57 million.-*' '>*
,<7;//•' .?•' *:
Twenty-seven new leasing companies were formed throughout the
country during 1960, Sheridan said.
This makes a total of 51 local
and
regional
leasing firms that have "come into'existence in the
past
.
Northway Associates, 1451. Broadway,-New
companies
companies,
Northway Associates—Proposes Offering—
r-
Titration statement with the SEC
„
yolume this year,- Sheridan said:'
sell the equipment they own to, a
leasing company, which immediately leases it back to.them for annual
rentals.
This
permits companies to augment; their
working capital
rapidly
while
retaining
the%use of all the equipment they have.
Sale-leasebacks-accounted for 30%
of the 'leasing done
In
New
no
past
arising
or
among
charges,
states
within
be vacated
4
.
company
.V NI-Gas construction expenditures-in
order
Re-mla-
Trust
&
said
-this
the
year
commanding
more
Broad
said
'
• •*
••
reported.
registration
exceeding
1960
.tiiree^
with the merger of North American Acceptance
Corp. with Bancplan Finance Co., Inc. "Tnis is already enabling us
to effect greater economies, and is providing us with a stronger and
Blaine
each
gains
Nautec
from
$115,793 in
surplus of
a
.
1960,
larger
Regulation
a
of
Bank
taken
was
record
the
tne past
credit, in
Blaine
Mr.
%
should
than
to
attempted to expand this phase of
a significant part of our capital.
has developed three new^bahk
lines
of
addition to an existing one with Riggs National
Bank in Washington,
D. C. New bank lines are American Trust Co.
\of New York City, Cobb Exchange Bank of Marietta, Ga., and First
about
than
share—considerably
per
-v-
v
During
Eugene R. Perry an¬
Financial Analysts of
the
a
'Therefore," he added, "we have
business, although it absorbs
President
before
deficit
$143,606
from
ourh
Co.—Forecast—Acquisition!
speech
..cn0,0
"
ma¬
■
•
Mr,;. Blaine said the real estate home improvement portion of loans
"■.outstanding
has become
the' most proiitable part of the pori/folio.
states, sub¬
affiliates
in
"'■*•/,.-'-~'/'.7
-
Sol Blaine,
30 showed
.
.
the corporation
$115 793
its
high-carbon
plus
!
.
on
in
jewelry
novelty
73,300 common shades
exemption.
In
its suspension
notification
issuer's
192,
increased
in
Terms
and
estate
special-
advertising
exemption
Commission's
company
the
was
pointed
of
that
lines
Co.—Offering Susp'd
securities
filed
offering
such
that
South
industry in 1960.
industry leased
The
wheth«* the suspension should
particularly,
(a,
securities
'The
name
ln
to
offering would be and is baine
violatlon of Section 17 (the anti-fraud provision) of "the
order
provides an
opportunity for hearing
upon
request
permanent6
things
tends
far beyond the sale
past several years our
and
by this
conditional
offerings
public
pursuant
facts,
The
it
•
showed a net loss of $49,130. The following
year
there was a net-income of $51,979, and tne deficit ^ad been
reduced to $91,626. In 1959, net income was $81,056, and there was
a
$38,892 surplus. As of Sept. 30, 1960, the surplus amounted to
,
wei*e not complied with; that
i
Act.
a
notification
the
Commission
ff11
the
operations,
an °rder temporarily
registration
to
stock¬
1198.
p.
Sf Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. stock
At0 a Pu.blic offering of
respect
because
in
resulted
incentives
Ripple
Regulation
out¬
business
of
go
Over the
expansion
cards,
and
exemption
with
been
-
greeting
increased
company
,
directly
12
$232
*
proposed
National Security Life Insurance
a
A
has
began
meeting
Co.*
include
than
announcing the meeting, President Joseph
corporate name was
restrictive
connotation
acquisition
and
during
a
Will
$2
an
at
Fibre
increased
government,,
more
21,
which
since it
at a special
offices.
our
company's products
of
and
of
almost
keys and key duplicating equipment.
program
cash
Corp.
executive
said:
Nations 1
of
Cole
change
in
worth
7
.
ending
year
share,
per
emergence
that
letter to shareholders
a
"This
to
Ohio,
limitations
the
1950,
is
net
a
parent
'
done
"is in
Co.—Name Change—v v
Cleveland,
growing
million
reflects
7
•
Corp.~-Annual Report—
mailed to shareholders on Dec. 14,
tne, fiscal year ending Sept.
report
ment
.
National Key
The
$29
sheet
million, he revealed,
■
.
.
Sheridan
1400.
p.
of
Biggest
she°t
About $71
of
National
additional
company
asset of $280 million.
.
Acceptance
yeinS1957i
''*
more
than $530 million worth of
'pro-,equipment in 1960.
This
is
the
first time that
annual leasing
volume has broken the half-billion mark..» •
Robert Sheridan, president of Nationwide
Leasing Co., Chicago, said
in a year-end statement that the.
"leasing industry is growing faster
than anyone dared
forecast.". Leasing volume will top $1 billion*
by
1962,
he
predicted.
This
past
year's • leasing
volume- represents
a
35% gain over 1959, when leasing volume totaled
$392 million. These '
figures do not include leasing of autbs, trucks, railroad
rolling stock,
cash
shows total
•
American
new
a
in
of
the
of
improvements and
on
the
of
reflects
of
year.
duction
replacements during 1961 including con¬
gypsum products plant at Tampa, Fla.
He noted
limits capital expenditures to within the amount of
generated from depreciation and retained
earnings "except where
exceptional opportunities are offered."
The
industrialist
said
National
Gypsum's
current
balance
struction
split
years.
England
1960
cents
directors
real
will
prior
stock
Net earnings of these subsidiaries
the consolidated net earnings for the year.
many
posted
National
year.
leasing
Ohio.
National
the
for
for
cents
Gauthier
about
in
;
1325.
p.
fiscal
this
or-15
equal to $2.77
$3,769,104
adjusted
"
spite
There
how
production,
He
1960,
30,
were
share
the
outstanding.—V. 192, p. 2020.'-
much
determine
will close out
and
80
the
interest
salesmanship,
money,
existing
completion
products plant at Lorain,
Mr.
capacities
improvements
expenditures
capacities,
lower,
mortgage
191,
American
annual
an
In
•
report,
Center
easing
for
Sept. 30, net profit soared to $160,248,
.1,069,569 class A common scares forr1959.
The company has paid two dividends in the past nine months
after
several non-dividend
years under previous management.
The reuort. showing annual comparisons since the present management
took
over
in
the
latter
part of
1957,
traces the company s
'■\..-7r
payment.
preliminary
during the year. In previous years,
wholly owned nor material.v '•/■
the wholly owned Canadian
subsidiary have
Mexico.—V.
on
of
v
that
invested
and
of
be."
share
of
im¬
of
somewhat
availability
will
disclosed
million
placements
be
for
Nationwide
federal
the
the
investment
markets."
there is
,
„
40,233 shares of its common stock in
the publicly-held common stock of Lynn Electric
at
ratio of 2lA shares of NEES for each shaie of Lynn
President, said net profits lor
(substantial gains over 1959.
100%
of
15
excess
of
sligh.ly
and
new
Dec.
for
Details
year
should
the
business
to
improvement
increase
of
dividend
in
In
.
opera¬
The
National
executive
also
announced
acquisition of the Fisher
Manufacturing Co., Inc. of Hartwell, Ga., supplier of metal, vulcanized
fibre, fiberglass, and fibre-armored materials
handling receptacles for
the southern textile industry. ,'
housing starts for all of 1961 will show
1,250,000 homes started this year."
swelled
earnings
common
because
to
for
million
on
and
"In
some
be
.
issue
to
proposes
exchange
North
neither
and
"significantaly
earnings to the drop in
decline in home and road
stimulating the construction
homes, schools, office buildings and highways."
"Mortgage money," he forecast, "should be more plentiful next
and
$24
per
this
quarter
per
ratio."
our
sales
a
in
a
downturn."
introduction
have
by
on
company's
noted
should
decline
second
in
indicating
year."
building in
developed
also
the
the
"should
ready of
Baker
rates,
that
and
products
now
Mr.
home
$239,735,000
this
brought
seasonal
upturn
an
1950''
and
that
was
We expect
that
increase over the
modest
over
attributed
usual
looking for
been
million
$9
said,
predicted
reflect
a
than
more
have
would
year
It
'/'Electric.—V.
prior five years," Mr. Perry told the financial
group.
Looking ahead, the National Fibre executive said .his.
company should
producing at a volume of $32'million in 1964 and
earning at least
1959
comparative purposes," Mr. Baker said, "it should be
noted that
Allentown Cement's
1959
sales
had
been
sales
proposing the
^tric
exchange
the
the
for
Wilmington firm does not anticipate requirements for additional
capitalization but expects tq reduce current debt and maintain
capital
expenditures from depreciation and retained
earnings,"Perry said.
Pointing to total dividends of $1.20 for 1960 as against 90 cents in
"For
if
the SEC Pur¬
Act
The
the
earnings
1960.
cash
Philadelphia company expects 1960 sales
of
$3.25
common
National
the
of
with
has filed a plan
Holding Company
company
11(e)
Section
_n
aluminum-
wire
continuously profitable
given
as
Vulcanized Fibre
"Earnings
outstanding.
figures
Portland
England.
include Alstan
Philadelphia.
com¬
on
78%
Canada,
National
exceed
materials
holding
Boston
to
Electric.
and
^
The
sales
foot
and
•.
1960
was
Germany
nounced
building
year
United
&
average
Gypsum's
of
year
Net
$3.61
earnings
in
slightly in
$24
1960
Allentown
and
14.
earnings of
to
in
from
National
with
of
time
Dec.
1960
will issue 376,420
stock, having an aggregate
of the other six sub¬
common
par
of its shares for the minority interest in Lynn
Co., its subsidiary; and the Commission has issued an oidei scheduling
the matter for hearing on Jan
26, 1961.
NEES
owns - 97.18%
of
the outstanding
common
stock of Lynn
$52,522,000. Sales in 1959 were $54,716,000. The
explains
that 1959 sales resulted
from
excessive
in¬
subsidiary
level
mark.
Baker
pany
first
that
on
a
Mexico
continuous
stock.
common
equal
report
sidiaries
company will post sales of about $230 millionfor
above the $226 million for
1959, Chairman Melvin H.
indicated
fiscal
tne
in
40,000-square
new
wire
plater,
a
National-Standard manufactures a wide
variety of wire,
steels, industrial wire cloth, perforated metals, and
chinery. The firm has manufacturing facilities in eight
Y.
announced
He
plants
flat
National Gypsum Co.—Forecast—News—
The
54th
essentially
approximately 15%
900.
p.
installed
in
made
of
year
taxes,
consolidated
211,060 shares. Harold
192,
45th
of
year,
Sales
lines,
Bros.
firm's
were
Dorothy
Sutro
and
The
$25
$9,410,550, for all of the stocks
which stocks will be cancelled.of
sidiaries,
suant
its
Worcester,^ which will assume
companies; and Worcester
such
of
to
exchange
in a preliminary report, the annual report shows
the second-highest earnings in its history-in 1960.
the
been
Silverman, President,
shares,
firm's
the
ics
built
$2,914,495 for the fiscal year ended Sept.
share
this
outstanding indebtedness carrying rela¬
thus reducing interest costs.
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
rates,
to
612,845 shares
increased
-
earlier
had
after
ownership
will
discharge
interest
addition
for
big
a
in the firm's
■
to working
capital and used to expand the company's busi¬
equipment leasing and related fields. It is
expected that such
in
proceeds
during
moqernize
subsidiary
affiliate
were
November, 1959.
Sales in I960 were
added
ness
play
to
transferred
be
.
Canadian
German
was
its
and
the
auto¬
sale
expected
ventory build-up by customers prior to the steel strike, which did not
involve National-Standard.-•■/'.- •
'•■••';" 7 >''•/'
••
"
The
firm's
English subsidiary, The National Standard Co.;v Ltd.,
Kidderminster, England, was included in the -consolidated, figures for
specific
appliances,
vending
also,
annual
•
require¬
ments, including production, processing and
packaging equipment of
various
types for a wide variety of industries, transportation and
material handling equipment, air
conditioning, refrigeration and elec¬
tronic testing
equipment, office furniture and
matic
and
shares
properties
the
merger,,
will
County Electric Co. Irv col and related assets of the
into Worcester
be.. merged
the
the liabilities of
value
par
reported Thomas H. Pearce,
products introduced during the year
steel
wire,
Adply-A
double-coated
reinforcing
fiscal
cor-
merged into the
rental or leasing of
the
West
reported
were
is
of
com¬
York
New
a
As
expand
investments
Earnings
of
which
1959.
to
million
$2
with
-subsidiaries
additional
stockholders.
to
spent
firm's
company
tion
shares
thereupon
the
company
organizations
to
business
September
sent
will
Co.
nection
,
industry, a new high-tensile wire with strength of 575,000
lbs./sq. inch, and several superalloys for high temperature applications
in missiles and similar products.,
r-
This,
will
holders
598,140 shares
capital
which
name
in
Power
pre¬
principles.
Report—
are
to
1961,
4,
Southern
six
Parkin, Chairman of the Board,
Jan.
contemplates that Attleboro Electric Co., Northampton
Light Co., Northern Berkshire Electric Co., Quincy Electric iCm,
Berkshire
Power&
Electric
Co.,
and Weymouth Light &;
Electric
a
rubber
per
outstanding
business
to
They
company.
the number
of
statements
•
accounting
accepted
has issued an order
request a hearing
the Commission
and
until
pe.sons
thThe"proposal
by
was
companies;
interested
1960
Monday, December 26,
.
.
offering
indirectly,
that-there
subsidiary
.
.
January.
company was organized in Delaware
November l95y it acquired in
exchange for
company.
New
coated
-
under¬
have
the
also
are
The
poratioi.
Burnham
underwriters
Its
additional
Dec. 20 covering
136,000 shares of
subscription by common stockholders.
30
Ihe
plant,
registra¬
a
on
for
proceeds
warrants
stock,
filed
subscription price, up to 30,000 shares which are
to the rights offering, but
only to the extent
outstanding
mon
York,
report
Sept.
States.
pursuant
provide
in
Elmont,
subscription, public offering price and
principal
at
purchased
necessary
receive a
SEC
of
to
are
Ave.,
offered
rate
the
as
tae
be
date,
terms
listed
not
with
stock,
record
Plainfield
1
statement
common
The
Is
of
the
,
•
Co.—Annual
Walter H.
and
National-Standard
Equipment Rental, Ltd.—Rights Offering—
firm,
ai|I
(d)
financial
accurate
generally
*
that
(c)
directly
.
and
improvements and new products
the future growth of the company,
part in
appointed
value
par
ended
National
made,
utility
giving
to
the
all of
Plant
2205.
p.
business;-
said
directors;
and
with
National-Standard
The
fails
6.
p.
National Can Corp.—Appointment—
transfer
of
payments
1570.
p.
circular
clearly
results
accordance
offering
of
officers
include
to
in
pared
its
the
the nature
and
extent
specifically, fails
to
disclose
more
disclose
to
to
that,
.(b)
accurately
and,
operating
fails
issuer
failure
Co.,
St.,
and
business
adverse
the
the
securities;
adequately
circular
for
redemption on Feb. 1, next, through
sinking
fund,
$576,000
of
its
5^8%
debentures
(Boulevard
Construction)
due
Feb.
1,
1985
at
100%
plus
accrued
Interest.
Payment will be made at the Bank of Montreal Trust
operation
unregistered
describe
company's
Montreal Metropolitan Corp.—Partial
Redemption—
.
1,758,569
-
220,014,240
133,486,640
35,113,991
33,730,359
18,609,722
16,761,730
144,203,206
1,619,613
4,304,774... 3,927.117
39,628,215
3,810,751- t 3,606,938
19157. .7
^
r
,;.
35,502,964.
•
7
*
36,035,511
32,763,476
,r
/
■
Continued
on
page
_-.
51
Volume
192
Number 6015
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2613)
When
Per
Name
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
announcements
are
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
a
Dividend
Holders
Share
.
Payable
Dividend
States
2-It)
25c
omitted
at
this
time.
5c
;
Co.
Feb.
on
$1.20 pfd. A
(quar.)
Book
Co.
(common
&
to
Trust
holders
will
of
Iron Pipe,
6%
12-23
12-23
Co.,
pfd.
pfd.
(s-a)_
•
\
.
1
•
12-30
12-20
12-30
1-
3
12-20
1-
1
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
12-31
12-31
12-29
each share
4
12-21
7-
3
6-26
1-16
1-
one
split
Gas
will
Feb.
on
at
Str.tioners Supply
City Electric Co.—
preferred
1-
1-16
1-
3
1-20
1-
13c
2- 1
1-13
—!____
1
t25c
2-1
2-1
1-3
12V2c
2-20
Common
4%
Ohio
RR.,
2-
;■
4%
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar,)
4%
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
4%
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
Basic
Products,
4V2 %■
preferred
convertible
Power
Bathurst
Class
A
&
A
(quar.)—
pfd
Ltd.,
Binks
Co.
stock
7%
split subject
Feb.
(quar.)
Machine
Extra
Bird
First
National
Bostitch,
(Yonkers,
Co.
Brazilian
5-19
20c
Yard
Firth
6-19
5-19
Florida
49
Bank
Brooks
Gas
12-29
—
—
—
(Torrington,
Conn.)
1-16
2-
1
1-
7%
State
Assn
:
—
12-22
2-15
25c
12-30
12-20
1-
$$1.10
10%
30c
12-16
50c
Extra
——
$1
5c
Javelin, Ltd.
for each
stock
Cannon Shoe
10
shares held)
-—
4V2%
Extra
(H.
Grief
Bros.
Greist
1-
1
12-15
1
12-15
5%
12-30
12-15
6%
1
+45c
2-
1
12-31
1-16
Co
—
—
_
Co.
Investing
5.30%
Halle
$2.40
on
30c
10c
(quar.)—
40c
12/2c
——
+$1
preferred _____
Colonial Industries, $6 preferred (quar.)—_
Columbia Pictures Corp., $4.25 pfd.
(quar.)_
+|1
National Bank
$1.50
$1.06/4
(Lancaster. Pa.)
12-24
Ho,verhill Gas
1-10
12-30
Hay dock
Extra
1-10
Hayes
1-
Heat-Timer
4
6%
A
Ylv*
(quar.)
preferred
Corn
n/20
___
A
—--
(s-a)—-—;
(reduced) ——
(increased
stock
100%
quar.)
dividend
subject to stockholders
County Trust
Stock
divi
*
holders
Fund__—
1-16
1-20
1-
Bank,
1-
3
12-22
3
12-22
7
1-16
1-31
1-10
1-
1
2-15
1
12-20
12-13
1-
5!/2%
12-31
1-15
$1.12 «/a
Corp
—;—I
(Conn.) —
1-25
1-10
3
12-14
j?
1-
3
1
2-
1
2-
1
1-13
12-30
$1 "
12-27
12-23
12-23
National
New
12-23
Huron
•
1-
6
1
12-20
1-
will
12-31
1-
4
1-
3
12-23
1-15
10c
—
12-31
payment
(this
1-15
12-31
(s-a)
15c
1-15
(quar.)
1-20
1-
com.
1-20
1-
4
4
2%
66 >/4C
(quar.)
2-
1
1-
25c
2-
1
1-16
50c
(quar.)—
1-
3
1-
—
20c
1-25
2V2c
___—
1-10
20c
—_—
30c
1-
3
4
1
1-16
12-31
(stockholders
will
1
1-20
1
Dividend
1-31
12-13
1-13
12-21
Mortgage
1-10
12-31
Interior
1-20
12-30
12-20
$1.37 y2
12-30
1-20
omitted
1-
5
1-
6
50c
(quar.)
(s-a)_-
Bank of Commerce
Jersey
r
Co^ of
North
America
Breweries, Ltd.—
pref. A (quar.)——
12-14
2-
1
1-12
5-
1
4-13
Trust
1-19
(Ridgewood)
1
7-13
11-
1
10-13
12-29
12-13
30c
(quar.)
8-
15c
t7c
Canada
of
Gas
(Mass.)
12-22
Plastics
States
(quar.)
Power
12-
9
12-22
12-
9
45c
:
12-29
12-20
10c
1-
2
12-22
(Minn.)—
(increased)
29'/2c
1-20
12-31
(quar.)
90c
1-14
12-31
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02
1-14
(quar.)
$1.02 y2
1-14
12-31
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02%
1-14
12-31
preferred
(quar.)
$1.04
1-14
12-31
75c
12-31
12-19
10c
12-31
12-15
2%
12-31
12-15
O
K
National
Rubber
Stock
Old
__.
'_
Insurance
Overbrook
Insurance
(Boston)
Palisades
75c
(quar.)
Arms
Extra
Parke
1-
$4
Trust
(Englewood,
12-31
(Milw.)—•
Welders___2.
dividend
Colony
12-20
2
1-20
1-
5
80c
1-
3
12-15
25c
1-
3
12-15
25c
1-31
1-
5
40c
1-31
1-
5
$1.06
3-
1
2-15
$1.06'/4
2-
1
1-13
$1.16
3-
1
2-15
50c
1-
3
12-19
50c
1-
3
12-14
60c
1-
3
12-14
5%
1-27
12-30
(quar.)
10c
2-
$2
1-20
Corp. (quar.)
16C
1-12
3%
1-24
25c
1-16
N.
J.)
(s-a)
'___
Davis
Co.
&
(quar.).
Year-end
Peoples
preferred
(quar.)™
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
City Bank (Wyomissing,
Trust
Pa.)
Semi-annual
Peoples National Bank
(Patchogue, N. Y.)
Special
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Washington, D. C.
Perkins
Pierce
dividend
Machine
&
Gear
& Stevens Chemical
Polymer Corp., class A
Portland
(stock dividend)__
Transit
Price Bros. & Co., Ltd.
&
(N. J.)
Common
12-28
25c
1-10
12-28
2-1
1-3
1-16
12-30
tl3c
2-
1
1-10
5
1-
6
1-
4
div.
(subject
to
obtaining
1
2-
1
12-14
12-19
12-14
$2.50
(increased quar.)
2-
12-31
12-19
52 Vic
an
2-
1-13
1
ap¬
.
Commission
4Vt%
of the State of Colorado).
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
—
5%
2-17
1-13
$1.06 Vi
3-
1
2-14
$1.05
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
4V2 %. preferred (quar.)
4.64% .preferred (quar.).
$1.12%
4.90%- preferred
~
5
1-
propriate order from the Public Utilities
4.20%
,45c
1-
12-30
.
50c
(s-a)__
Special
1-10
1-18
J50c
(quar.)
Trust
Providence & Worcester RR. (quar.)
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
50c
1
40c
Princeton Bank
invest.
(quar.)—_
3
1-
2-10
15c
Fund
Quarterly
-
(from
Fund
12-14
15c
__.
Philadelphia Fairfax Corp
Shares, Ltd.—
Growth
12-16
3
30c
Shore
Stock
—
2
1-
preferred
(N. Y.) —
_________
1-
25c
12-30
15c
(quar.)
Northwestern
time.
this
1-13
$1.50
-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
Stock
;
at
1
Ry.—
preferred
preferred
12-20
held.
'
2-
50c
Western
preferred
12-20
$1.25
(quar.)"
proposed stock div.
~
1-20
pfd.
(quar.)
4.64%
12-20
6c
Insurance
prior
(Mass.)
(quar.)
4.25%
1-20
50c
Corp.
Co.—
Institutional
5V2%
Bank
preferred
4.24%
$1.25
payment
Institutional
Times,
1-12
$4.16
on
—
Extra
1-15
1-14
30c
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
—
for each nine
1-14
12-30
$4.11
shares)
(quar.)_
1
$4.10
proposed two-for-one split
Materials, 5% pfd.
12-30
2-
$4.08
1-20
vote
held
be
2-
2-
12-30
$3.60
12-12
10c
—
12-20
(Paterson)—
12-30
15c
(extra)^
to
2-
1-
12-30
40c
Common
5
12-21
1-16
12-29
Corp.—
:
Northern
1-16
60c
—
—
Y.)
.
12-22
12-27
20c
Stores
(quar.)
6%
4
1
12-31
$0,152
Trust Co.
&
preferred
North
3
12-22
1-14
&
6%
North
1-
75c
50c
Mfg._
6%
12-31
25c
$1.20
—
(Stockholders
asked
to
approve
a
stock split
annual meting to be held in Feb¬
The basis of
the split was not
Lock
Co.
Bank
&
Northern
indicated)
Illinois
&
adqjustment
North
1-
1
Chambersburg (Pa.)—
National
Norfolk
12-16
1-
1-16
?
profits)
6%
12-27
1-17
1-25
be
the
ruary.
6
1-27
Erie
&
Tank
York
4%
1
1-24
1-27
1-31
._:
Jersey
New
12-19
1-16
28c
Quarterly
12-19
$20c
(quar.)—
—
1-27
2.537%
Gas
of
Manufacture
Newton
$1.50
(quar.)
share
one
dividend)
Ltd.
1-15
2-
12-30
50c
securities
Valley
Chemical
...
payment
(extra)
A
____.
will vote on a
1-16
3
(Red
(quar.)
Reduced
1-16
Huntington National Bank (Columbus, Ohio)
Shareholders
at
the
annual
meeting on
10
2-15
12V2c
Extra
1-16
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Jan.
Bank
Fund, Inc. (from
National
1-16
1-31
Field
12-16
3
1-31
25c
(quar.)
Mills,
Mfg.
National Bank
12-14
2-
56 Vie
___
Quarterly
_•-5c
50c
30c
——
a
12-30
1-
70c
Mystic
6
Co.
National
1-
75c
Huntington Hall
12-31
2-
Oil
National
Rice
Investment
realized
1-10
50c
Houston
12-10
1-15
on
1-16
1-
6c
2%
12-20
1-25
15c
common
Houdry Process
12-23
2-
28
the
on
12-20
1
1-
2-10
55c
—
_______
meeting
12-20
12-31
$1
dividend).
(stock
J.)
Power
Ohio
Mutual
12-23
annual
March
County
Royal
Murray
1-10
1-31
„
(stock
12-28
15c
(quar.)
1-12
12-20
3
Company
12-14
12-14
12-31
1
1-
(quar.)
12-13
12-31
1-
Montana
J.)—
(resumed)
(quar.)
12-30
21 V*C
40c
(quar.)
12-13
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
Inc.
N.
12-14
12-23
Murphy Finance, common (quar.)____
6%
prior pfd. (1947 & 1956 ser.) (quar.)
$1.12 y2
common
2-
Goods
Monmouth
3
12-14
12-28
12-23
(quar.)_.
Industrial
(White Plains) (quar.)——__
12/zc
(subject to approval of stock- ]
.
18)
—JL
Jan.
Craig Bit, Ltd
CrestShire
6
25c
preferred
'
Investment
2-
12-28
15c
(extra)
Minneapolis-Moline Co.
(quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (reduced)
12-14
10c
$2
Corp.
Oil
12-14
Pa.)—
"
Refrigerating
12-28
Syracuse,
is contemplated
approval on April
Ltd.- (increased)
Mortgage,
Counselors
-
I1
+®c
°uc
:
25th.
Coronation
12-27
12-15
4%
the
(Shenandoah,
1-10
12-14
12-28
(Pa.)
Miami Extruders, Inc.
(quar.)
Michigan Life Insurance (s-a)
12-16
12-28
Hotel
at
Bank
Messer
12-16
12-30
12-23
at
Exploration, Ltd.
Products
3
$3
12-23
Coach Lines—
(Increased-annual)
Conwest
Cooper-Jarett, Inc.
1-
12-22
—;—
(N.
Co.
3
Hubinger
;!
1
12-28
1-12
—;
3
12-23
Nat'l
Extra
.
12-30
$0.57825
Controls,
1-
of
(quar.)——
Continental Motor
1-12
(quar.)_—______
Co.
12-10
2-
10c
16 Vac
(quar.)
Allison
12-31
$2.50
(s-a)__
(s-a)
Merchants
12-20
(Tenn.)—
1-
1-16
voting
Extra
Hooven
3
B
Merchants
1-10
12-28
—
class
Higbie
2-
non-voting
t40c
(common
12-30
2-15
(s-a)
A
Semi-annual
12-21
(quar.)__—_
series
12-30
&
(quar.)
preferred
$2
class
(increased)
Corp.
Mfg.
preferred
60c
Corp.,
Mount
common—
(quar.)
Industries
12-19
12-16
Co.
common
Co.
12-16
12-21
12-30
;
1-26
——
—
Trust
1-26
Consolidated Water Co.—
Class
2
pfd. (s-a)
(quar.)_____!
Fund
1-18
6%
Co., 5%
12-16
Y.
12-21
___
preferred
Times
1-20
&
12-21
75c
N.
1-19
Company,
3
1-
12-30
$ I-25
semi-annual—
Increased
1-
Industries—
Insurance
Hartford
----
of Southern
12-23
arrears)_________
preferred
(M.)
Trust Co.
12-21
Y.)—
N.
Extra
Co.,
12-28
(Central,
3-20
12-20
25c
Trust
Merchants National Bank of Allentown
8
25c
preferred
preferred
12-20
5
1
12-31
(quar,)_
dividend
Bros.
1
4-
1-
12-29
45c
$1
(N.
Canada
&
1-
62 y2c
___;
$2
(quar.)
Chemicals
Stock
Harper
,ni;
non-cum.
Conestoga
12-
; 6c
all
12-31
(s-a)
:
Trust
cumulative
Hanover
Collingwood Terminals, Ltd., common
7%
12-22
25c
preferred
1-16
62 Va c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Markets,
Class
12-16
12-14
9c
:■
cumulative
6%
12-30
1-
Stock Yards
Union
Special
3
$1.75
—
participating preferred
clears
1-20
1-20
pfd.
12-31
5c
Gyrodyne Co.—
1-
1
5%
;
1-16
$1.25
McCormick
time)
&
12-23
40c
;
1
—-
(quar.)
Land
3
20c
Microdot,
Initial-quar.
12-31
l3£
common
preferred A
Cincinnati
1-
20c
(quar.)
Company
of
12-23
1-
1-12
40c
A__^._„__
12-16
12-27
$1.30
1955
—
Co.,
3
2c
Mfg.- Co.
"$4.50
Dock,
3
$5
Co,
Midland
Mayfair
12-30
80c
(quar.)____--
(extra)
States
&
12-19
1-
15c
class
Midland
Marine
(Pa.)—•
(Mass.)
Cooperage,
B
Coal
12-20
1
40c
•
!
preferred
3
1-
10c
—
(quar.)—
this
Gulf
1
+c°
(quar.)—.
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.)
(quar.)__———
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)__
—
City
at
;
Building
W'.),
12-30
1-
Y.)—
Extra
12-16
1-
70c
Bank
common
Corp.
L.)
omitted
1-3
2-
$1.25
5c
(quar.)
(L. E.)
Bag
1st
$5
1-
50c
Co.,
preferred
Alden
N.
1-30
5c
:
Gas
Metal
Bank
&
preferred
4%%
Glen
1-13
/Oc
v
& Co. (extra)
Cassiar-Asbestos Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Chase
3
12-19
10%
—
;
H.)
12-19
1
J25C
(P.
1
2-
1.33 y2
Quarterly
12-27
$1
Corp.
Bank
12-31
2-
in¬
;
B
Marine
5
75c
___
(quar.)
Trust
2-
10c
______
Plastics—:
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.
Capital
Carpenter
1-10
1-
12-27
10c
Central
(stock dividend)
Iron Corp. capital
(year-end)
Co.
12-28
1-20
(Buffalo,
—
(Hugh
Lynn
J.)
Inc.
Inc.,
Guardian
Jubilee
of
N.
_____
Guaranty
75c
$25c
Steel, Ltd
Drawn
share
(One
'
1-16
$1.50
;_
Trust
2-23
2-
ordinary
22>/2c
Square
McKales
;
Hagan
Canadian
1-13
1-10
75c
•
:
Glatfclter
Class
1
from
Quarterly
Corp.
preferred
Green
1-
15V2c.
quarterly,
Extra
12-30
Y.)—
N.
dividend)
pfd.
Co.
Increased-quar.
1-12
$1.75
Power,
Canadian
Bank
1-31
50c
_!
7%
Dynamics
Glastenbury
3
3
3%
3%
$3 pfd. (quar.)—
Canadian Bank of Commerce (quar.)__
Electric
California
Liberty
Trust
National
Bros.,
4V2%
1-10
—
:—
(A. M.) Co., common (quar.)—
participating preferred (quar.)
Byers
St.
Extra
12-29
<—
dividend)-
Racing
of
3-15
1
1-27
Lorain
12-19
Broughton's Farm Dairy—
Class A (stock dividend)——-:
Burrillville
37th
General
12-19
•
(stock
West
Semi-annual
12-31
3
at
Products
$3.75
(quar.)
Utilities
&
Garden
Ltd.—
Power,
&
Quarterly
Class B
Water
2-
1-
deferred
...
Lesioil
25c
Vernon,
(stock
America,
12-29
payment
(year-end of $1.18 from capi¬
and
1-10
$3.75
(quar.)
Inc.,
Franklin-Adams
12-19
—
(final)
(quar.)
Trust
&
Sterling
Fund
25c
10c
20c
75c
$1
Corp.
gains
4-
$1.25
1-16
1-10
common
1-25
50c
;
1-31
1-10
on
come )
on
(quar.)
(quar.)
County
12-19
quarterly
Union
Brooklyn
12-31
tal
Francisco)
(San
National
Franklin
1
uorp
Semi-annual
&
Pa.)
1-16
2-
(Richmond Va.)
5c
Corp.
Bank
1-31
1
Orleans(s-a)
time).
Lehman
Class
(quar.)—
(Southampton, N. Y.)_
[(Wilkes Earre, Pa.)—
Y.)
8-18
3
(quar.)_
Light
Ltd.
1-15
this
1-16
12-16
Long
J.)
N.
Corp.
11-17
3
Resumed
Oxygen,
held
be
(Passaic County,
Bank
9-18
1-
Briggs-Weaver Machinery, $1 pfd. (quar.)—
Assurance Co.—
Increased
2-15
1-30
20c
12-18
1
Filter
Lincoln
Semi-annual
8-18
3-
of New
Way Motor Freignt—
(Action
Bank
N.
City,
2-17
British-American
British
2-15
12-26
5%
(quar.)
Md.
Extra
9-18
1-
lquar.)____
(quar.)—
Traction,
Lee
Increased
^
First-Stroudsburg
3-20
*25c
Stock
Bourbon
2-17
50c
(reduced)
A
will
of
(Mt.
Bank
Pelham
(Oil
12-19
Si25c
-
(quar.)
class
Inc.,
Edison
5
——-
—
Manufacturing Co.
Boss
Eoston
1
3-1
75c
Seneca
1-
Co.
Co.
Bank
Research
6-19
Blower
Lee
12-22
Co.
___.
National
First
First
approval of
to
(quar.)
Inc.
Son,
3-
12-28
to share¬
share. Special
a
Rubber
Bank'
National
First
3-20
Fund—
Lawyers Title Insurance Co.
(
__-—
&
1-20
50c
First
Gimbel
7).
Special
Bird
$3
to
County,
12-23
117>/2c
25c
(quar.)_-__:-
Mfg.
3
contemplated
is
Bank
National
12-19
t50c
—
Belding-Corticelli,
stockholders
12-31
1-
Growth
(IV4C from income and 24%cfrom realized
security profits)
Ltd.—
Paper,
(quar.)
(2-for-l
12-16
1-20
1-12
32V2c
30c
Extra
First
5
$1
$1
30c
28V8C
(quar.)
common
12-29
10c
1-16
;
5
$1
$1
(quar.)
10c
Lau
—_
Insurance
■
1-
20c
(reduced)
12-31
12-31
Knickerbocker
(a partial liquidat¬
Corp.
&
National
1-
20c
i
:
non-cumulative preferred
1-10
Lafayette Insurance
1-25
Corp., class A.
stock
(year-end)
60c
(reduced)—
12-15
10c
2-28
12-30
—
Tire
50c
(quar.)
common
1
Fund
income)
Seeley Corp. (name changed to King
Seeley Tnermos Co., new com. (initial)
Knapp-Monarch Co. (annual)
5%
National
First
1-27
—
(reduced)
12-30
1-
(from
Stock
King
1-13
1-3
125c
____
2-1
30c
&
Common
1-20
75c
Com.
investment
3-15
Boston
Capital
5
1-5
1- 5
$1
Extra
Baltimore
26c
net
Priced
12-30
$1.25
$1.18%
35c
35c
10c
—
dividend)
meeting
Fund
(Somerset
(quar.)
12-22
(From
Bond Fund
income)
Low
10c
—
Increased
3
$2.50
$1.183/4
Badger Paint & Hardware
12-30
"S-4"
5%
(quar.)—.
Insurance
Deposit Co.
Firestone
First
Backstay Welt
12-30
15c
12-26
Low Priced
investment
Series
31)
&
Extra
<quar.)_
1-16
1-16
"B-3"
net
12-19
12-23
1-16
(increased)_____
$2.75
of
Fireman's
,
(quar.)_________
i
12-31
25c
12-19
3
Special
1
Semi-annual
(quar.)
Ltd.
12-31
1-15
1-
12V2c
(quar.)
Life
stockholders
,
(quar.)____.
__—
pfd.
5%
World
distribution
First
(quar.)__
.
1-15
11c
12-29
Series
J.)—
common
(stock
January
meet¬
:»'•
Associated
Corp,
3
two-for-
Arlington Corp.
Steels,
(N;
(quar.)
Petroleum
Fidelity
the common shares.
preferred
Inc.
Increased-quar.
special
a
proposed
a
46c
12-29
Keystone Custodian Funds—
37 Vac
.
(quar.)—.——
New
holders
Co.—
vote
14
of
'
1-16
$36c
Western
on
ing
First
(quar.)
ing
1-10
5%
preferred
(Wash.)
1-13
1-16
25c
t$0.007
for
held)
Stockholders
12-19
1-20
12-20
—1
Brewing,
Felmont
12-21
1-
__
shares
1-16
12-30
22V2c
(quar.)
Grocery
Farmers
12-20
$1.75
___
2nd pfd.
Associates,
preferred
6%
12-20
$2.25
5c
par
12-24
12-30
tquar.)_
District Electric,
Falstaff
1-20
$2.25
.
(quar.)
1-10
3
1-30
\
(quar.)
Lenalian Aluminum Window
12-16
25c
;__i
Anthes-Imperial, Ltd., class B
1
1-
Manufacturing
1-13
dividend
Ltd.
Evans
1-13
$3
(s-a)
(Six
1-13
1
$2
preferred
div.
1
2-
$1
(s-a)____
•;
Chemical
2-
$10
$4.50
2-
10c
50c
12-20
(quar.)
Company, common
preferred (s-a)_
$1
Johnson Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co.
(quar.)
Joy
6
12-31
(stock
Employers Group Assoc. (quar.)
Essex
Trust
(Lynn, Mass.)
(quar.)_
,
$1.75
Co
$4.50
Stock
Emco,
4%%
r
(quar.).,.
common
Electronic
12-23
12-30
1-10
1-
$$1.75
(accum.)
$1.50 pfd.
Electric
be
(quar.)-
Extra
Avco
Sault
12-30
12-21
1-27
25c
(quar.)
England) class A—__
dividend)__—
(New
Edison
$1.25
4%
Steel
12-21
1-13
1
$93%c
,
pfd.
(accum.)
2-
10c
Steamship
4.75((
(quar.)
Natural Gas,
preferred
12-21
$1.50
(quar.).
Jersey Central Power & Light—
47e
preferred (quar.)
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—-
7%>
preferred
12-30
1-16
7V2c
$15c
(quar.)_'
Co.
2-28
12-30
2-
6%
12-21
12-30
15c
2-15
15c
A__.
7Vz%
Canada,
Stores
45c
Amoskeag
Extra
Ltd.
Bros.
record
(New Haven)
Efird Mills,
preferred
Atlantic
class
Edison
3
1-10
of Reo.
5%
B__„
37VaC
Furniture
Lomason
of
Duquesne
Empire
(quar.)
American-Marietta
Arkansas
&
Pont
1-10
1
Holdere
12-30
15c
Brass
2-3
shares
Certificates
10
Co.
Cast
American
A
du
1
2-
Payable
15c
30c
Inc
B
Textile,
3
2-
15c
Group
1-
When
Share
■
40c
«fe
3-1
30c
:
Class
Class
Per
Name of Company
Jarrell-Ash Co., class A
Stock dividend on class A and
Class B
1-10
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Distributors
1-15
$1.13
Coatings,
Dixon-Powdermaker
12-22
30c
1
American
Atlas
12-29
30c
___.
5)
Extra
4%
7
25c
Stock
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
Aluminum
Vilbis
1
$1.06
$4
(quar.)
Inc.
J56c
.
Extra
American
preferred
Chemical
Edgecomb
(quar.)
Sugar
American Bank &
Ansul
2-
-
2-
25c
(quar.)
$25c
(quar.)__
three-for-one.
American
Light,
DeSoto
East
lOc
preferred B
Amalgamated
5%
2-28
of
$1.20 preferred C
mailed
12-22
*
omitted at this time.
payment
Freight
January
1-11
3%
Aluminum Specialty Co.,
split
4'/2 %
Daystrom,
Douglas
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.—
4% 1st preferred (quar.)_
4V2% 2nd preferred (quar.) ^
$1.20
&
preferred
Works—
Iron
Aluminum
Power
$4.24
Dominion
dividend
Stock
Dallas
of Rec.
2-25
(quar.)
payment
Products
Alamo
All
Corp.
When
Corp.—
Aerovox
Air
Per
.
of Company
Vending
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Cudahy Packing Co., 4J/2% pfd. (quar.)—$1.12 y2
De
..
Name
Co.
Detroit
payment date.
ABC
of Company
Hinds
Crouse
9
$1.22%.
3-
1
25C
1-
3
Putnam Trust
(quar.),
(Greenwich) (quar.)—
$1.16
<
2-14
3-1
2-14
,
2-14
12-16,
<
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2614)
Rabin-Winters Corp.
Ralston
Purina
(Pa.)
Reading Trust Co.
Owl
Red
Stores
5%
quar.)
(quar.)
A
(quar.)_!__'—_
Reliance Electric & Engineering
5c
1-18
Whiting
1
1-16
Wilcox
1
1-31
7 Vac
12-27
12-30
1-16
$0,087
12-30
25c
1-16
5
"
15c
1-26
1-16
-
2-15 *
1-
15c
1-31
1-10
*
Yale
50c
1-20
6
'
Yates-American
Roper (William H.) Inc.
'
2%
(quar.
Roper Industries
Rolls-Royce, Ltd.—
1-
1-
$.038
11-
12-21
.
American
1-
3
12-15
American
10c
14-
4
-.
Class
30c
1-
1-16
50 c
„—
Express System
12-22v
15c
1-11
Stock
3
1-31
1-10
12-22
2-8
1-20
12-30
12-21
25c
*.
.
Electrical Supply (quar.),
Zenith
J4c
——
San
20c
.1%
.
oreferred
12-30
28c
.1-16
12-30
1-16
12-30
22y2C
1-16
12-30
22c
1-16
12-30
——
:
*
—
—j—-—,
(quar.)
1C
6y»c
..
.
12-31
dends
preceding table.
.
1-
12-
1-16
80c
12-30
80c
12-30
40c
1-10
6c
9
ABC Vending
1/J6
1-
9
(stock dividend)—
Corp.
F
Wriglev Stores Inc.
Aaronson
Bros.
Laboratories,
ADbotts
{quar.).:
pfd.
Stores, 70c
10c
,1-3
(quar.)—
common
Selected
investment income)
(From
€14
—.
Smith
Smucker
(J.
South
Coast
South
Penn
Corp.
Southern Colorado
4.72%
5.44%
New
Southern
Nevada
Cot,
each
5%
1-13
-
Life
2-
1-
1-18
~22c
5%%
1
12-21
12-27
4.60%
12%c
common,,—.:
1-15
12-27
5%
2%c
.
Instrument
Standard
Paper
—
Mfg.
Co.,
common
Albermarle
preferred
(quar.)
Properties Inc.
Stanley
Brock,
Ltd.,
class
(quar.)
—
Extra
Davin
Strolee
Super
of
(Newton,
Title
Algoma
regulatory
agency
Securities
Tobacco
25c
Trade
Bank
Trader
6
1-
3
1-31
1-20
1-
Allied
5
Allied
Aluminum
1-19
$3.75
3
12-14
2-28
1-31
1-
Ltd.
12-30
1-16
7c
,
2-
1-
6
2-
.
6
1-
.35c.
"
.
4
5-for-l
stock
12-27
6
2-
1
+40c
-
2-15
1-16
1-
$6
1-
7
f40c
1-16
20c
1-31
Jan.
$0,157
Ordinary
(quar.)__
12-21
U. S.
.
National
Center
Fruit
Servateria
S.
Shoe
S.
;6%
Utah
1-13'
-1-2
.
15c
12-19
12-28
30c
1-
6
(quar.)
56 '/4c
1-
1
12-27
;
12%c
1-16
12-30
Construction & Mining
;
—
_
35c
(quar.)
(increased)
1-13
—
30c
—
1-27
1-14
*
15c
Camp
Stock
Sea
Food
(quar.)
to
paid
dividend
be
-
2-
20c
.
March
about
1-16
1
to holders
Van
Dorn
Van
of
Waters &
record
Feb.
Works
Iron
1
(quar.)
Inc.
:
100%
:
.
_
'
4%%
Ventures,
(quar.)
America,
Instrument
Hamm-Young
(stock
1-27
2-15
1-27
1-31
1-16
1-31
1-16
3Vs%
5%
RR.
12-22
6
2%
12-27
$1.50
12-22
dividend)—
Co.——
Special
Walker
t
B.)
Common
voting
Common
preferred
Co.
(increased)
Warren
National Bank
Hotel
-
12-19
(s-a)
1-
1
12-20
1-
i
1-16
1-16
1-
$20
1-
2
pfd. C (quar.)
:
(No action taken on com. payment at this
26»/4c
'<■
*
>
■
1
Express
Felt
American
Class
6%
&
Knapp, Inc.; 6%
pref. (accum.)
West Jersey Title &
N. J.)
(s-a) I.
v
pref.
(accum.)
12-31
A
:
$3.30
12-30
12-28
I-
1-3
,12- 9
$1
12-28
12-28
,
12-13
12-13
15c
,
,
2-
(quar.)--
..
•
7%
Axe
87 %c
B
Ice
514%
12-16
12-16
Babbitt
.
4y2%
12-
Baldwin
1
12-22
Co.
preferred
Machine
&
1-10
12-
4%
9
12-10
Baltimore
12-31
12-lOt
Bancroft
12-31
12-10
Bangor
&
5
12-15
Bangor
&
1-
30c
1-
3
12-, 9
1-
3
12-15
of
Climax,
t
1-
6
12-
7
1-
1
12-15
97 %C
1-14
(quar.)
—.—,
k
t
;
5c
12-31
12-31
12-
6
1-1
12-
6
12-27
12-
1
9
$1.12%
from
1
1-
12-27
*12-19
-
12-15^
3
12-22
11-25
12-31*
12-
12-31.
.12-
12-31
,
1
ly
12-
1
12-
■
1
12-1
/■•%
;
,
' T- 6,
3-
1
62y2c
(quar.)
$1,50
$3.75
to
stockholders
2-17
preferred
of
of
12-15)
3
12-15*
1-
3
12-15
$1
have
not
,
Nova
Trust
20c
6%
12-30
12-15
yet
•
55c
1-20
12-26
i_2o
12-26
$1
i_20
12-26-.
$1.07
(N.
(N.
Y.)
(s-a)__
!__
12-14*
12-30
12-14
50c
(quar.)
Oil
Corp.
preference
3
2-
1
1-
6
12-27
6
12-27
43c
(quar.)_^
25c
12-16
1-15
j
r
1-15-
-
T2-16
-12-31
12-15
12-15
isc
12-31
2%
x__.
(final)
1-
1
12-16,
12-31
12-
l-
60c
(s-a)
12,
$8
dividend)
Barclay's Bank (D. C. O.)
3
1-
$550
__I
(quar.)
B, & C
(stock
3
1-
1-
$4 50
,_
common
preference A,
1-
$3
(
Inc.,
9
1-16
12-30
25c
/increased-quar.)
Y.)
12-26
1-20
40c
45c
i
Shares,
Barber
12-15
is
(quar.)
Scotia
Extra
Bank
12-20
12-30
$1.75
Securities, common
participating preferred
Bankers
1-13
10c
dividend
12-30
15c
60c
of
12-20
60c
(quar.)
York
9
3
(quar.)
Huntington
New
12-
1-
'
of
1-10
"12-30^
1-13
12-27
1-
-
(this
who
12- 9,
25c
(initial)--.
RR.
12-20:
4
1-31
$1.12%
com.
(quar.) H
3
1-
,
15c
(accum.)
"11-18
1-
35c
(quar.)
Co
Corp.
Aroostook
26c
(quar.)
Sons
Bankers
7%
Inc.—
—
Aroostook
California
Bank
12-15
12-15:
1-
...
*12-20
3
1-
12-31
conv. pfd. A (quar.)
(increased)
x
Bank
Delaware
$3
27c
(Initial)
12-19
12-31
Extra
12-36
.
1-15
12-15
1-" 2
40c
gains)*"
Extra
12-30
1t14
15C
(quar.)_——
common
Co.
&
Bank oof
7
Bank
(quar.)
/
12-
50c
National
Bank
12-14
6
Bank
——
12-15
2
1-
15c
preferred (auar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.).—
12-22:
2
1-
.
2
-
5
12-15
12-27
30c
4%
-
(quar.)
Mercury Insurance
preferred
7%
1-
s%
Co.,
1
5
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
Maize-Products
1-
$1.31%
cents
1-
—
1-15
J15c
.
tendered
their. shares
in
exchange
for
Bangor & Aroostook Corp.
Bangor Hydro-Electric Co., common (quar.)
Illinois—
•
Inc., 5%
(Joseph)
payable
12-30
2%
{quar.i
Metal
1-10
30c
dividend
A
1-23
25c
25c
(quar.)
Foundry—
1-
1-
i3?V2c
capital
Gas & Electric Co.,
preferred B (quar.
preferred C (quar.
12-31-
2%%'
——
2
%25c
_^_
4%%
5c
(quar.)
1"
1-
•
(12
from
Baltimore
1-16
$1.50
2
cents
12-16
12-16
12-15
j433/4c
Electronics
14
3
2-
5c
,
Co., 6%
pfd.
Brick, 5% 1st pfd.
15c
__
1-
1-1
" 25c
tl7y2C
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
12-20
t25c
America* {quar.)
of
3
,1-3-
$3
7y2c. '
Co.
2-20
12-15
1-
93%c
(quar.)
.____
Piano
1-26
4%
(monthly)
Corp.
common
preferred
American
2
12-31
.
A
/.
Wilcox
Ac
20c
—
class
12-23
1
1-16
15c
Ltd.,
-12-30
3-
15c
>
,
12-8
2- 1
/25c
>
-
,
-
"*1-27"
i:
1-12
30c
-
12-19
12-12
12-31
$4.50
(quar.)
12-10
4
,
3-
25c- "•
preferred (s-a)_
3.75% pld. B (quar.)____
Alarm
(B. T.),
Babcock
payable in
(quar.)
...
quar.)
1
1-
30c
Ry,' (s-a)____
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.
Baltimore
S1.50.
1-
12-28
65c
<
.
(quar.)
&
and
12-22
—^
common
Products
Co.,
American. MXg
Class
1r
2%%
(quar.)
preferred
American
stock dlv.
dividend—
prior
3.90%
5%
i
stock)
Science
25c
—
Line
(increased
(reduced)
preferred
62ViC
dividend)
(quar.)
^preferred (quar.
12-31
75C
(quar.)—_
com.
'
10c
(quar.)
Canteen
12-16
;
12-16
tisc
$6
Co.
1
12-16
Telephone,
Miicome
1-13
1-
1-1
...1-1:
12-15
l-'2
50c
1
'V; 2
'
15c
$1.12%
— ■
1-
12-31
37yac
(stock
Felt,
&
Home
American
American
50c
;
class
American Investment
12-28
1
(Camden,
Extra
12-16
•
(stock dividend)___,_
Co, (quar.)
——
6%
preierred iquar.t__
common
Hair
preferred
Stock
$1.50
Guaranty Co.
'
,
1-24
'1-3
420c
Ltd., common (quar.)___
tlOc
5%
preferred (quar.)J3iy4c
5V2% preferred (1959 series) (quar.)____
t343/ac
6%
6'
30c
5
116y4c
_'_
(quar.)
Finance
Avalon
12-1"
433/4C
.
■' ,jv
(quar.)
com,
*
12-
;
Automatic Fire
12-30;
•
Co.,
and
A
class
*
time):
Webb
————
12-29
Air
Wholesalers,
Automatic
12-30
17c
1
5
5
12-30
4$1.50
:
___
Auto-Soler
12-12
1-16
,1-25
1212-
preferred (s-a)__
Electric
Refining,
Auto
Greetings Corp.—
American
12-29
2-15
■■,
12-28
10c
Export Lines
1-13
5
12-23
12-23
12-30
25c
Life-Insurance-(Tulsa, Okla.) (quar.)_
Thrift Plan Corp., 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Aurora Plastics
(quar.)
'
'
Auto Fabrics Products, Ltd., class A
(accum.)
12-15
12-31
1-14
12-28'
:
25c
Charlotte
B
5
12-15
t30c
Co.
City Sewerage
Class
l-
12-19
„■
1-16
$1.20
(year-end)
_____"
Atlas
12-15
4%
..2%
25c
Electric
Atlas
"'
"
1
12-31
e'
25c
Realty,
.
Co.,
Power
American
12-20
$1.06
;
_
1-
Co.
American
-
:
Waste King Corp., 6%
'
5
22%c
(Pa.)
5
-
American
4c
(quar.)
(annual)
12-
series) iquar.)_
(quar.) —
(1954
American
American
4c
—
(increased)—
5
2
1-
-1-15
35c
___;
Atlantic
Theatres
Extra
Stock
non-voting
Bros.
12-
1-
—
common
preferred D (quar.)
Discount
(Ga.),
Electric
Shoe—
Warren
Warwick
1-
$6
(B.
1-2
75c
$1.25
:
Sugar
American
$6
Wabash
30c
/
(reduced)—
Products
Distilling
12-30
t
/
12-31
35c
(quar.)
Atlantic
12-27 '
60c
12-15'
(year-end)
Atlantic
12-20
3
$1.25
12-15
1-^3
quar.)
(quar.)
Investment
Extra
3
!,
(quar.)
Amei-ican
1-16
4%
J$1.12%.
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
1-
2-15
-
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Ltd
Victoreen
Von
of
10c
$25c
Rogers,
Corp.
convertible
20c
tlOc
Vanadium
12-15-
1-
(quar.)
Crystal
l-~6
1-27
30c
5
1-
American Electric Securities Corp., common
30c
participating preference
(s-a)
—
1
1-
American
12-30
'
12-15'
1
IV 3
1-20
(quar.)
common
A
Atlantic Company
12-15
1-1-61
12-15
t20c
Ltd.,
City
&
x
25c
(quar.)—t—_——
&
Atlantic
12-19
3-
1-1-61
16y4C
4—_
prior preferred (quar.)—L
Cyanamid Co.—
4y2 %
1-
Atlanta
"
$1.37
»■
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Atlantic
12-19"'
1-9,
(quar.)
1-20
Athey Products Corp
Shares—
Ceramic
American
12-19
27%c
Cement Corp.,
preferred
9
$1
American
$1.25
1-
.
,
1-20
"12-15
Extra
5%
12-19'
$1.50
—
gains
American
,
9
'
(quar.).——
—
Business
capital
3-17
12-17
1-3
1-
3%
(quar.)—"
:—
Co.
Rubber
American
Van
'
American
12-30
2-15
30c
___
1
60c
25c
—'
Cable & Radio
Corp. (annual)—
Can Co.. 7% pid. (quar.)
;
:
4-
-
12-15
1
2-1
(quar.)
Products
:Common
2
3-
:y *
$1.16i4v.xt;l-v3
$1^08! ,v ■ 1-i 3
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
2-10
12-16
1
•__!——.——
Biltrite
12-29
1-13
.1-
B
Associates
5%
dividend
12-22
,3-10
1%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Special
1
30c
(quar.)—^
dividend
Class
i
1-
$1.18
(quar.)
Ltd.
preferred
Assembly
12-22
;
t
•
preference B (quar.)
Ashdown (J. H.) Hardware Ltd.—
11-25
933/4c
—_
B
Stock
1-20
pfd.
4y2%
12-30
9
*
.
_________
Temple,
6%
12-10
1-
93 %c
A
common
Shoe
Ash
'
preferred
Brake
12-30
$1.06 Vi
5%
American
Extra
12-30
62!/2c
■
(quar.)__
Hegeman
Corp.,
1-11
1-13
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
&
1-20
1-20
1-25.
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Industries
Asbestos
9
12-30
(quar.)
(quar.)—
class
Equipment
.12-9
1
2-1
...
4.32%
(increased
Co.
2-
5c.
(increased-quar.)___
Gas
Rubber
Arrow-Hart
12-16
75c
(quar.)_
Arma Corp—
Bosch
12-
1
1-
25c
payment)-—
(quar.)
11-21
1
'
12-29
20c
———
A
12-23
2-
—
11-25
;—
preferred
American
2-
(quar.)
—
Co.,
Note,
Bank
American
'
12-31
—_—
5%
12-21
+78 '/ac
Pharmaceutical
&
2-15
s
preferred
;
$1.05
pfd. A
(quar.) __L
Corp.
Vitamin
3
i2yac
■Extra
U.
1-
Metals
Stock dividend
11-30
—
Corp
1
—
(quar.)
12-23
(N.J.) (quar.)
(reduced-annual
Industries, Inc., 4'/2%
S.
U.
3
^
(quar.)
preferred
14c
Co.—
U.
3-
(quar.")——_—-—
American
Bank
Film Service Inc.
United
1-
12-21
of
American shares
Union Acceptance, Ltd.—
"
6V4% 1st preference A (quar.)
United
$2
.
Non-voting
Union
75c
Aro
Arvin
._—
(year-end
$4
Stock
shares
2-15
$3
common
Corp.,
preferred
American
12-21'
12-27
15c
America,
Art
,
18
American
Ltd.
1
tlOc
American
11-18
—
approval
to
3-
t30c
Air Filter, (quar.)—.
12-29
'
(Minn.)
(quar.)
25c
-
(quar.)
common
dividend
American
Y.)
9
42y2c
American
7
-
split subject
stockholders
Unilever,
(N.
9
—
preferred
America
1-4
20c
.
4)4%
3-10
3-31
(final)_57 .1429%
$3
Trust
12-
&
1-6
62y2c
>
(quar.)
& Light,
Western
Armstrong
..
20c
(quar.)T__—_______—•,
preferred
Armour
12-
(resumed)-.
Corp., common
dividend
9
1-
Y.)
preferred
9
1-
—
(year-end)—
of
12-
12-
5%
(year-end)
Ltd.
11-
Railway—
(quar.)_
Stock
American
Underwriters
10c
—
Corp.
...
(quar.)
Co.
com.
5.49%
Arkansas
12'-21
.
5c
4.72%
12-19
12-19
30c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Co.
Stock
_1___
receipts
depositary
2
-
„—
Amerace
<
Ltd.—
City Fire Insurance
1-
1-4
Corp:
Power
'
■
12-30
.
1-25
40c
(s-a)
Insurance
preferred
Arkansas
2
1-31
-
12-15 '
.
$2.50 pref. B (quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co.— .;
<'4.65%
1-
Film
&
(Watertown, N.
Argus Corp. Ltd.,
12-12
1-
:
Amalgamated Sugar
and
(quar.)
12-12
12 y2c
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred .(quar.)
$3.75
.
(stock
—
Investments,
Stores
1-19
'
(quar.)
2
$1.06 Vi
Ltd.. (quar.
Products
25c
(quar.).,
1-
$1.15,
—
Laboratories
2-15
4%
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
.
(quar.)
:
Allegheny Power System
2-15
35c
Def.
$1.37 Vz
$1.05
(quar.)
1-20
;
com.
12-15
.
,
1- 6
,
Development, Ltd.—
12-^16
.
.
t25c
•
shares"
(quar.)^_
Chemical
1-
»•
.flVaC.
preferred
Agricultural
12-16
quar.)
Bay
.5%:
Applied Arts
12-15
2
1-
$1.50
Allegheny & Western Ry.—
6% guaranteed
(s-a)
12-20
1-3
f40c
stockholders
1
1-
(quar.)
Steel,
25c
York
1
1-
343aC
—
Hudson
&
preferred
Allied
7 y2 %
Corp.
"
1-13
35c
.
—
American
1-
1-24
7*/2C
—.——_—
approval)
Building Assn.,
Extra
Transamerica
1-16
20c
_
New
Trust, Ltd..
Trust
&
3-10
15c
6%
Algoma
k
37V2C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Central
Aluminium,
to
Ordinary
(final)
Toro
Manufacturing
12-15
2-24
12-15
i2y2c
preferred
Common
12-15
50c
of
subject
"
Bank
National
Co.
dividend
Twin
4!4%
1-13
Inc.,
Guarantee
Tube
1-10
1
(s-a)-—
class A (quar.)
Class
B>
(quar.)
Taylor-Colquitt Co. (quar.)
—
Texaco
Canada,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Thompson (H
I.) Fiber Glass Co
Talon,
1-10
1
12-30
12-15
1
$1.25',
dividend
Stock
1
10c
1
1-
'
2-
12-30
1-
(quar.)
common
.
Trap Co. of America,
Anken
12-15
(quar.)
Alden's, Inc.,
2-
(s-a)
J.l
N.
Alco
"
2c
.
—1__—.
(quar.)
Corp.
Merchants
&
12-20
35c
—.—-—
Co.
&
Corp.
(quar.)
California (quar.)
Mold
Sussex
12-23
*: 2-
(quar.)—__—__•
Stores
Whatley
1
15c
((quar.)____
Y.)
Container
Stone
1-
12-28
"American
A
Anglo-Newfoundland
12-15
2
34?aC
——
class A
Class
Animal
-
!—_
(quar.)_:
Paper Mfg.,
B
1-
40c
1—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Products, Inc.
(reduced
+15c
—,—
—
Bros.
Stockton
6%
flOc
——
—_—
Sterchi
Class
12-23
27 %c
(quar.)—:
A
Stanray
State
12-23
1
_
—
___-_—:
Corp.
(reduced)
Bank
(Kenmore, N.
1
1-
75c
6%
B
12-30
1-
.—
Standard
Class
1-10
SI
50c
Standard
;
2'
-
J50c
•_
...
12-21
12-21
12-30-!
12-31
.
.3%
..
12-5
1
170c
(quar.)
(quar.)
;T-
53y8c
20J/2c
.
12-16
12-30
$1
4
12-9"
.12-28
35c
.
(quar.)__
Quarterly.—
(quar.)
A
.
{.
4y4%
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd. (s-a)_
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate—
9
12-21
1-20
(quar,).__..,
com.
pfd.
(increased)—
Oil,
$2.80 preferred
"
6c
35c
•
«. '
•
-1-
..
12-30,.
12-30.r
.'
$1
Uniform
,
1-16
12%c.;
—
-
.
4%
(quar.)
■
1 -.V-'
,
Co.
Common
Y.)
N.
6% pfd., (quar.)___—
Vitrified. Products—
.
12-14
12-
:
preferred
preferred
3
3
Tobacco Co.,
preferred
12- 9
12-16
.
.
dfvidend_^_
Angelica
•-
.
Anglo American Exploration. Ltd. (stk. div.). 1..
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper. Mills—
12-14
3
1-
2%
(quar.)___,_,___^_
Electronics Corp.. (quar.).,^ '
»,
:
40c
43%c
1-2
12- 9
15c:
1- 3.
12-'9
82y2c
1-10
12- 9
12y2c.;1 1- 1 *.11-30
$1.50 ^1- 3 ..12-9
,
(quar.)
Hocking Glass .Corp,,
9
1-
Y.)
,12- 2
.12- 8
12- 8
,1-2 :12-10
1-2
12-10
12-3111-15
l-«3
12r 1
1- 2
12- 9.
.
-50c
y
,
(quar.)
Telegraph Co, (quar.)
5% preferred (s-a)__,,
Co.,
Anderson-Prichard
Inc.—-
preferred
B
1-
-•
12-
3
40c
—:
preferred (quar.)—Alabama
Gas
Corp., $5.50 pfd. A
Alabama Power Co,, 4.20% preferred
5
65c
-
preferred
1-15
1-
1-
prior
15c
-
Discount
convertible
-
—
30c
12y2.c
.
$4
1-21
35c
(Watertown,
(quar.)
Common
6%
held)
2-15
12.y2c,
,
.
i—i;
common,
''
~
dividend)—
(stock
.(quar.)-
Anchor
12-12
income).
net
Co.
Co.
Refining,
Thread
Anaconda
9
1-10
Stores
Amphenol-Borg
12-20
22V2g
^
i.
&
-
1-19
1
(from
Co.
12-
3
;,"•••
.
—_
Sugar
12-2
12-30
.1-3
1- 3
.'.;
12-27
1-3
20c
55c;
»
.
Ampco Metal Ipc.
12-20
—
(quar.)
Inc.
Insur.
Investment
5Vz%
for
Insurance
Fund
1-
12-30
12-30
(initial)—
Quarterly
Aid
12-20
1-16
(quar.)
Stock
9
25c
r
.
—
Sterilizer
American
9
12-
3
25c
•
'■
.
Agricultural
1-11
2-1,
21c
.
share
(quar.)
preferred
Aetna
1-13
2- 1
Industries
12-
1-
.
J$1.25
—
(s-a)_;_
A
i.—
Surety (quar.)—
Insurance Co. (Hartford)
(quar.)—„>
Affiliated
1-13
1
55c
-
(quar.)_—
(initial)—,——
Products,,
Sta-Rite
1
2-
•
Ltd.—;
Investment,
(quar.)
American
12-1
1
15c
class
:
z
Extra
—_—
additional
shares
two
2-
68c
-
(initial-quar.)
preferred
"5.40%
12-23
59c
59c
+•_
Publishing,
(s-a)
Casualty &
Aetna
12-24
—
15c
(quar.)
(One
div.
Aetna
12-31
1-13
22yac
(quar.)__
common
B
Adirondack
1-16
3
1-
preferred
Adaison-Wesley
B
American
12-' 6
1-3
-t30c.
(quar.)———.
class A
(quar.)
Addressograph-Multigraph" Corp.
3
1-10
(qua?.).,
common
American Telephone &
8
1-
12-27
$1.75
70c
$1.50
;_
(quar.)
Airican
preferred (quar.)
American Surety Co. MN.
12-*o
tl5c
,_—i;
.___.—
:
12-23
12-23
'i..
..
.
7%
8
12-
1
$42 y2c
Ltd. (quar.)
Refineriesr Ltd.--
Paper Co.,
Sugar
(quar.)
12-
3
1-
.
$0,038
3
12-27
$3
(s-a)
——___i_-
preference
Class
12-23
Power—
common
Stock
1-31
"
—
England Telephone
Southern
New
Power,
Materials
Southern
12 %c
1-
1-16
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_^.^—_—
4.72%
12-19
15c
(quar.)__—
Factors
3
1-13
:
fquar;>_———._
(quar.)—
Telephone
Southeastern
1-
37 y2c
Co.
M.)
12-20
$1
(s-a).
(J. Hungerford) Co. (quar.)_
5%
12-30
1-16
1-10
preferred
$6
"
$1
—
——
(Reg)
&
Power
$1.20
12-30
5c
Corp.
Superior
Fund
Commcn
15 c
(quar.)——;
Aberdeen
Acadia-Atlantic
12-30
1-31
(quar.)
Abercrombie & Fitch Co.,
Abitibi
14c
(special)
Corp.
Hardware
5
......
income)
Trust of Boston—
Shareholders'
Sierracin
1-
;
...
Shares—
American
(From investment
Simon
(quar.)
Warehouse
Security Storage
12-15
preferred
1-
10c
-
$4
12-15
Class
American
8
3
1-
-45c
,
—
•'
payment omitted at this time.
Security-Peoples Trust (Erie, Pa.)
(quar.)—
12-
1-
12-12
12-31
12-31
Stamping Qo.
American
12-16
Sea View Industries—
Dividend
!
12-13
12-30
—_-
(quar.)——
12-31
2%
x
6
17V2C
•
C
A
3
'1-
1-20
*
$1.25
$1.25
(reduced)
American States Insurance Co. (Indianapolis)
Class A (quar.)___i;____
Payable of Rec.
2%
1-16
12-12
iV
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
(quar.):.___
preferred
American
Holders..
When
Per
Share
12-19
1-31
12-31
5c
20c
:
preferred
..
.
12-16
12- 9
12-30
(year-end)
com.
Smelting & Refining—.
American
•
,
12-14
3
50c
25c
(N. Y.) (quar.)-.—
(Ed) .& Co-(quar.)
Schenectady Trust
Schuster
12-
12-31
■—
pfd., class A (quar.)
weeks
.
we
Name of Company
(N. Y.)—-
Sandy Hill Iron & Brass Works
Common
(quar.)
Partic.
1-16
(quar.u
common
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
5.60%
4.40%
30c
1- 3
12-30
>
(initial). \
Center,
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
6%
give the dividends announced in previous,
and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
;Below
.
18%c
75c
—
Semi-annually
12-30
—
Gas & Electric,
Diego
1-16
25c
(quar.)
Co.
12-20
12-15
.
Quarterly
American
12-15
Securities & Capital Fund
(Samson Convertible
6anborn
12-22
'
60c
2nd
3rd
American-South
73c
1-16
1- 3
:
Lines, class A
dividend
conv.
conv.
American Snuff
12-21
—
30c
50c
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
12- 9
American Security & Trust Co. (Wash., D.C.)
1-13
10c
10%
:
Insurance
(quar.)
President
5%
12-21
1-11
(quar.)—
Lines,. Inc.. (Ind.)__
(stock dividend)—___
Freight
Raceway
1-
12-27
12- 9
B
Seal-Kap
3
12- 8
1-10
..12-30
quar.)—
Equipment—
Recreation
12-19
1-16
7c
(quar.)_
Machine
Transit
Yonkers
4
10c
Photocopy
5%
I—,—
(quar.)
Co.
American
•„
.,
Industries
Fire
Optical
American
12-28
quarterly
Common
3-10
12-30
(increased
Corp.
12-31
;
!
(quar.)
American
'
Inc.—
'
1-31
4c
"
12-23
1
1%
—
(quar.)
payment omitted at this time.
Industries. Inc. (quar.)
Woodall
Wyatt
Yellow
Ordinary—
receipts
depositary
Furniture
Inc.
•
.—
National
Increased
2-15
12-15
6
____________——
*
American
'
1-.
.":
dividend
+
1
.
American
6
2
Dividend
12-27
.r,-;—-
—
1-
1-20
3
!
—
—
Fund,
Wolff & Marx,
.
(quar.)_
Motors
3-
25c
20c
30c
(quar.)-.
-
American
12-16
1
1-
62V2C;
(quar.)
(s-a)
Industries
dividend
Stock
Products
Molasses
'5%
75c
Metal
$2
(1946 ser.)
(Conn.),
Trust;
15c
(quar.)—.,
Co.
Eutton
Ronson Corp.
10c
L
pfd.
5%
Williams-McWilliaras
Wisconsin
3
—
I
shares -—'_
American
Rochester
Rowe
'
12-15
1-
1-
85c
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
-
dividend
25c
12-12
10c
'Stock
1
American
—
—
2-
•
.
.
1-16
Selection Trust—
Rhodesian
Corp.
Electric,
Willamantic
1-16
2-
45c
,
Revere Racing Assn. Inc.-—
Stock
1
2-
J 10c
—
(quar.)
2-
J.)
(N.
Corp.
Investing
(Increased-quar.)
•
noc
Republic Graphics
Research
2-15
40Q
(quar.)
1-31
American
"2-15
$1.12 %
(Toronto)—
Assurance
When
Per
.
.
preferred (quar.)
4J/2%
Western
12-19
1960
Monday, December 26,
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec,.
Share
of Company
West-Virginia Pulp & Paper—
2-20
-
2
1-
50c
Realty Equities Corp. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Reitman's Canada, Ltd., common (quar.)—
Class
3-13
12-27
1-27
35c
(stock dividend)
(increased
Co.
Name
Payable of Rec.
.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
1-2-61
12- 9
*$1.75
1-15
12-31
,v
6%
1-
4
Volume
192
Number 6015
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2615)
'
,
..
.
\
_
Name of Company*
Basic,
Incorporated,
$6.25
Per
....
common
(quar.)____
preferred
12-16
California
$1.56»/4
1-
2
12-30
California
$140
1-
2
12-30
$1
____
3
1.
2
12-16
Co., common (quar.)___-__^_^--T isc
4Va.% preferred (quar.)
;
$1.12 Va
Bath Iron Works Corp.____75c
&
Lomb,
Inc., common (quar.)____
4%
preferred (quar.)
Baxter
Laboratories, common (incr. quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)______
Baystate
Beam
Corp.
(J.
Stock
B.)
dividend
Beatrice
Foods,
■3%%
4»/2%
Beaux-Arts
Extra
Properties,
Lumber,
Quarterly
Beech
Creek
Belgium
Bell
Howell
Bell
Telephone
Bendix
Corp.
Co.
1-
3
12-15
50c
1-
1>
12-30
dividend)
;
preferred
Watch
Co.,
Stock
Steel
&
Corp., 7%
Bear
preferred (quar.)
&
Bliss
&
Bloch
.
pref.
6%
Bohack:
(H.
C.)
Cascade
Book-of-the-Month
Borg-Warner
1-20
1-
1-25
12-30
1
12-15
5%%
pref;
Brach
12-16
Foote
Bradley
.Stock
Airways
1-31
Canadian
Pacific
3-18
Canadian
Vickers,
75c
(quar.)
3-31
75c
(quar.)_^
"
1
2
12-15:
2-3
1- €
1-3-61
12-7
12-19
Carey,
1-
12-20
2
12-
Brillo
Mfg.
Bristol-M'yers
9
1
11-26
$4.20
12-16
British
1-13
•
.
.
British
<;
.
1- 2
Ceco
Steel
4y2 %
11-25
1-
12-15
25c
Quarterly
,
British
(quar.)*____ "
5
7%
Increased
Aguirre Sugar
Electric
12-16
12- 7
12-30
1- 3
12-7
12-13
12-13
12-15
1-13
1- 3
Common
12-15
12-16
12-31
12-30
1- 3
12- 5
12-30
12-30
•
,
5%%
6%
preferred
Broad
Stock
•
(quar.)
Trust
Street
dividend
Co.
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
-1- 1
,1-1
1- 1
12121212-
5
5
5
5
Bond
(subject
Canada,
approval
to
60c
3-15
20c
5%
preferred (quar.) —~—
_________
62y2c
Brodie
(Ralph) Co. (quar.)-—x—17y2c
Brunswick
Corp.,
$5
pfd.
(quar.)———
$1.25
Brown-Forman Distillers, class A (quar.)—
10c
Class B
(quar.)
—' - 10c
4%
preferred (quar.)_
——
10c
Budget Finance Plan, common (quar.)_—
10c
6%
preferred (quar.) —____——'
15c
60 cents preferred
(quar.)———
—15c
Building Products, Ltd. (quar.)
——t45c
Bulova Watch Co. (quar.)
15c
Burgess Vibrocrafters (s-a)
——__—
25c
Burlington Steel, Ltd. (quar.)—
—»
tl5c
Burmah Oil,
Ltd;, Ordinary (interim)
2Vi%
Burnham Corp;, 6% preferred (s-a)_____—
SI.50
Burns Company, Ltd., common (reduced)—
tl2y2c
12-31
12-31
1-5-61
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1-16
1-16
1-16
1- 3
1-13
1- 9
1- 2
12-27
1- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12-31
12-19
12- 9
12- 9
12- 9
12-28
12-28
12-28
12-20
_______
—-—-—1
Common
1-27
4-27
C
I
Co.,
&
5%
Oil
Financial
T
(quar.)
25c
(initial)
Corp.
(Increased quar.)—'_
Calgary Power, Ltd., common
5%
preferred
California
:
v
-r
$2.50
(quar.)
Power—-
;
———
(quar.)—
Electric
^
--—-----
—
-
70c
12-23
12-16
12-31
12-28
12-16
12-15
12-15
12-31
12-15
12-31
•
1-14
1-3
,,-I
(qnar.)^___.__-^--s-?---'--;---- '^i.75c
preferred (quar.)
——$0.7188
6
10-
1- 1
-
tlOc
t$1.25
preferred, (quar. )_v——^—62c
-6%-preferred
5.75%
28y8C
$3.50
62V2c
_______—
preferred (s-a)
preferred (quar.)__—'__
7%
7-
1-20
12-31
1-15
1-11
12-30
1- 2
1-2
1-31
1- 3
1-12
(quar.)—
——25c
Burrus Mills, Inc., 4y-j%
preferred (quar.)__
$1.12'/2
Buttes Gas & Oil, 5% preferred (annual)^—
5c
Butler Mfg. Co., common
(quar.)—_ —
60c
4y2%
preferred (quar.)———"—';—$1.12 V2 •
Butler's Shoe Corp., common (quar.)
15c
Gas
2-
1
1-
2
$1.05
1-
30c
;
2
12-21
12-31
30c
share
12-15
:.
1-
12-
1-
$1.75
1
8
1-
Colorado
1-31
1-
1-16
1-
6
(quar.)
(Elizabeth, N. J.)
A
preferred
2nd
$6
2nd
Corp.
Paper,
preferred
&
preferred
C
$1.18%
1-
1-
12-15
preferrei
Central
Indiana
1-
3
12-
3
12-
9
Gas
$1
12-31
12-31
12-16
.
20c
Central
Maine
Power,
common
1-
5
1-
3
12-
Extra
12-31
12-
9
35c
3.50%
preferred
(quar.)
87 %C
1-
1
12-
9
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12-
$1.50
(quar.)
Bank
National
(Chicago)
Central Securities
6
12-10
12-16
12- 2
>
for
lr 1-
'12-15
'.12-15.
'■
1-1
,
12-15
share
one
series
or
20
each
B
Standard
Central
Telephone,
Stock
$2.50
$5
10
at
preferred
(Chicago)
6%-
preferred
4.75%
_
7%
preferred
Chadbourn
5%
6%
-
9
12-
12-31
12-
9
America
Champion
Paper
Fibre,
Champlin
Oil
Consolidated
12-15
Consolidated Foods
Extra
Transit
Chemical
Wines
New
Ltd.
Fund, Inc.—
From -net
(Capital
investment
gains
.
(From
1-16
12-31
11-10
1
1
12-16
12-30
3
11-21
3
11-21
1-
3
12-
9
1-
5.
15c
(increased).
12-
1-
5
12-26
1-
5
12-26
50c
1-
3
12-13
(quar.)
60c
1-
3
12-16
of
100%
9
1-
4
4
Gas
Ltd.
1-
2
12-15
1-
5
12-16
1-
1
30c
conv.
Consumers
5%%
Rock
1
12-
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
3-20
4-
1
t25c
2-
1
$1.25
(s-a)_
1-
1
1-13
12-
8
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t$l
(s-a)
12-30
11-30
12-27
75c
1-
3
2-
1
25c
1-
5
12-15
30c
Industries
1-
1
12-12
(quar.)
1-
6
20c
12-27
12-13
f40c
1-16
12-16
12-16
(Canada)—
Co.
1-16
57%c
2-15
J40c
1-13
12-
2
$40c
1-13
12-
2
20c
1-
12-16
J5c
(increased)
(quar.)
Products
preferred
Gas
Co.,
1-21
(quar.)__
5%%
Consumers
Power Co;,
Stock dividend
*
-
.
—'
6y4c
12-29
12-
L-r
33y2c-
12-29
11-25
9
15c
12-30
12-15
$1.12y2
1-15
12-30
$4.50
4
1-16
on
$4.16
1-
1
5
12-16
7%c
—
1-
1
12-16
tlOc
:—;—
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
12c
12-31
12-19
65c
2-20
|$1.37%
—
common
(quar.)
1%
common—
(quar.)
(quar.)
8c
1-
t$1.37%
(quar.)
Fund
L
12-31
1-20
12- 7
$1.04
1-3-61
$1.12%
__u.—
(quar.)"
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)_$4.52
preferred
(quar.^__
$4.52
'
preferred
preferred
preferred
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investment
$4.16
Ltd
class A (quar.)
common
preferred A
preferred B
Consumers
12-15
j
1
1-
1-
10c
Ltd.
—
12-27
,
3-15
30c
(quar.)
Consumers Acceptance Corp.,
12-27
1-
A*
3-31
$1.25
Consolidated West Petroleums,
1-10
$1
65c
1-20
Y.)—
-
Consolidated
12-16
t50c
t50c
12-15
11-
12-16
75c
i._
Extra
12-16
1-
2%
1
12-28
25c
tlOc
Paper,
1-
______
Chenango & "Unadilla Telephone; com." (extra)
4%% preferred (quar.)__
12-27
income)
Natural
1
- -
1
;
Consolidated
1
income__i__
2-
10c
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
1-
'
investment
12-15
2-
distribution)
12-27
$1.31V4
-Li
(N.
(s-a)
Extra
2-10
i
Chemical
1
10c
Standard
Corp.
12-16
25c
Trust
2-
Consolidated Investment Trust—
12-20
$1.12y2
(quar.)_„
12-27
$1.16
,
1
Electronics
12-30
(quar.)
(s-a)_——,__—-—<
York
preferred
12-29
75c
•
Bank
12-31
1-
dividend)
pfd.
(quar.)
Trust. (Toronto)
Chateau-Gai
12-15
56y4c
(quar.)
•_
Chartered
$5
12-20
2%%
____—_
(stock
4y2%
12-20
1
(quar.)
(Canada),
Co,
(quar.).
12-15
(quar.)—__£.____
Refining
Charleston
Dry
1
25c
i.
3
.__
(quar.)
Edison
1
15c
12-20
12-
$1.3?%
approval
preference
Goods
(quar.)
Consolidated
12-30
10%
(quar.)__
(quar.)_;
pfd.
to
non-cum.
1-
12-31
3
;
(quar.)_
Power
Diversified
1-
27'/2c
quar.)_
dividend)
Inc., 4J/2%
$2.50
Consolidated
(quar.)_____„_
dividend)
(stock
preferred
of
Ltd.,
12-15
10c
12-31
1-
50c
(quar.)_
Insurance
(quar.)
1
1-15
1-10
1
Corp.—
Consolidated
1-
34c
(increased
preferred
Consolidated
Transports-
(stock
pfd.
$5
9
6%
&
preferred
9
$1.37y2
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
cents
12-
(initial)
Gotham,
Chamberlin
40
12-31
Service—
Motor
Corp.
Credit,
40
•
62 %c
dividend.
Certified
&
Cigar
$1.34%
preferred
Century Industries
Stock
Light
Bakeries
12-
2
75c
Inc., common
cents
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated
12-31
2
12-
25c
(quar.)_.^
March)-
Consolidated
1
Pasco
in
9
12-31
12-
12-30
$1.50
(Subject
9
1-
de
dividend
12-
33 %C
12-
12-30
$1.75
Life
12-
(quar.)
convertible preferred
6%
9
12-12
12-15
12-31
$1
& Trust
12-31
$1.16
preferred
3
Worth)
(quar.)
12-31
$1.19
Wisconsin
(Ft.
(Pittsburgh)
22c
.____
Common
Cerro
12-
^12-27' >
$1.03
5.44%
12-15
1-
$1
General
(quar.)
5.375%
12-20
3
2%
(quar.)-
A
Bank
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.65%
12-29
1-
40c
15c
Commonwealth Water, 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Conn
(C. G.), Ltd., common
(quar.)..
Connecticut
5c
-
(quar.)
12-23
1-15
(quar.)
Connecticut
$1.25
Public
preferred
12-30
1-20
Connohio,
(quar.)
preferred
6
1-10
20c
Connecticut
(quar.)
Vermont
1-
45c
-
70c
common
Trust
12-31
12-30
(quar.)
12-30
:__J
1%
common
6
(quar.)
Edison,
12-31
held___
Insurance
1-
j.
1-15
share
12-16
(Jersey City, N. J.)—
1-15
shares
one
(quar.)_
preferred
4.15%
Central
Life
preferred
5y2%
Central
each
12-30
:
stockholders
dividend
preferred
$1.35
for
preferred
shares
Central
',
-
of
held
12-16
1-30
2 % %
(quar.)^___
Co. (Indianapolis) —
in
or
12-15
(extra).
preferred
Stock
payment of $1.15
1
12-30
9c
(quar.)
(quar.)^_^______________
4%
Corp.—
Optional year-end
1-
12-30
(quar;)
15c
(quar.)
12-15
Extra
9
preferred
1
(quar.)
5.25%-
9
Central
2
1-
28c
Electric
preferred
Commonwealth
(quar.)
2
12-
(quar;)
Co.
12-
12-15
'
__i
1-17
12-31
Commonwealth Loan
7
(Freehold)
12-17
1
$1.50
Ohio
_—
Commonwealth
12-20
30c
(quar.)___
Bank & Trust Co.
Semi- annual
2
2%%
Quarterly
12-16
$1.23
;
1-
2-
9
$10
4.64%
(quar.)
12-19
12-31
common
dividend
Commercial Trust
9
1-
12-19^.
3
25c
dividend)__
Commercial Standard Insurance
Service—
(quar.) —I
preferred
4.92 %
$1.12%
$1.16
—
<quar.)___—
Public
Illinois
Co.
Solvents
Quarterly
(quar.)
preferred
Drug
Commercial
Illinois
preferred
3
1-
12-31
(quar.)-
Southern
Credit
12-15
$1.20
(quar.)
1-
$4
(stock
Engineering Inc.
Commercial
preferred D (quar.)___y
Light—
12-
$1.33%
Commercial Bank of North America
Stock
dividend-.
12-15
3
preferred
12-12
Stock
12-12
•
31V4c
Ry., common.
non-cum.
Columbus
12-15
ov/.i
1-
$1.25
12-12
1-
12-19
12-31
5c
(quar.)__
3
B4(quar.)$1.02>/2
12-16
12-30
68%c
common
3
preferred
12-15
9c
(quar.)
1-
_____
12-20
1
62%c
1-
(quar.)
3
Corp.—.
$1.18%
12-15
11-
__iw.rn
$1.12%
1-
12-20
L
;
(quar.)___
36c
9
3
Co.—
Gas,
Colorado & Southern
Combustion
(quar.)
12-
1-
.txna
preferred (quar.)
5.35%
preferred
(quar.)
River
Gas—
12-16
12-31
20c
\
(quar.)_____
&
12-28
87%c
Commerce
Electric
2-10
12-15
63c
(extra)____
(quar.).
B
Columbia
8
1
12-30
$1.75
(quar.)
Interstate
12-9
12-
5
2-10
12-30
Pictures
4
3-
12-
1
8c
Columbia
1-
3-
ap¬
5%
—
1-1-61
$1
Income
Iron
12-15
4%
to
-
Power
1
Electric—
&
12-20
1
8c
Central
12-31
59 %C
_______
12-11
1-
18)
common
Products
preferred
4%
1-
12-23
1-1-61
30c
subject
Jan.
(quar.)
Shares—
Colorado Fuel &
6
40c
12-23
12-30
Monthly
Monthly
6
25c
12-20
5
share
Extra
5%%
12-
12-30
1-
12-30
10c
Color-Craft
Colorado
1
1-31
Co.,
investment
8
25c
(quar.)
1-20
15c
held)
common
Energy
From
5%
$1.12%
:
12-20
3%
preferred
Colonial
12-27
1-20
12-12
12-31
(quar.)
$3.50
12-15
5
1-
1
12-31
3%
Telephone
preferred
Colgate-Palmolive
12-21
12-30
40c
(quar.)
6
2-
75c
Bottling ,(Cinn.); class A (quar.)
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware (stock dividend)
(4 redeemable pfd. shs. (20c par) for each
12-15
1-
12-15
15c
12-12
Central Jersey
4- 6
10-27
Burroughs Corp.
Butterick
37c
$1.25
1
1-
4%
-
12-22
A2-27
12- 9
11-18
12- 9
1- 6
7-29
J12y2c
112 y2c
tl2 y2c
—
—*■--
Common
Buttes
1-
8
12-12
1
87 %c
3
ratio
(quar.)—::
___.
preferred
93 %C
12-
$1.02%
4.64%
,
12-19
Common
12-30
2%
2
1-
50c
(quar.)
15c
1- 1
4y2%
dividend)
2
5
1-
Coca-Cola
12-15
A
6 %
95c
Butterfly Hosiery,
(stock
3
preferred
4Vz %
*,
-
Brockway Glass—
Common and voting trust
12-
1-
Forge-Wayne
preferred
12-15
12-30
5
1-
$1.50
(one
1-
Illinois
4.80%
12-15
Taunton
12-30
12c
1-
12-12
$1 37%
50c
$1.08%
Common
Central
2-15
1-15
Brockton
11-25
12-30
Peabody & Co.—
4%
2
1% %
(quar.)
held,
7%
12-21
1-
1-15
$1.12Va
preferred
4.75%
of
(quar.)___——______i— *
Gas, $3.80 pfd. (quar.)__
preferred
3
10c
Ltd.—
t26c
4.16%
1-
4.10%
-
.
12-23
12-16
12-16
12-16
12-16
3- 1
f$1.43%
$$1.50
stockholders at the annual meeting)
Brooke
1-15
1-16
1-15
SZZIZ
preferred
Central
1-6
1-15
1-1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
3-15
$55c
—
Cluett
12-15
12-12
1
7>/2C
(quar.)
4.75%
12- 5
2- 1
t40c
(quar.)—r_ '
Clifton
5
50c
(quar.)_
dividend
4y2%
..
2
11-25
1-3
2-
30c
shares
2
36c
preferred
nine
1-
2
5-15
8-15
10c
dividend)
dividend)
proval of stockholders
Clevite Corp. (quar.)
2
1
(quar.)
(stock
2
1-
9
2-15
1
ioc
guaranteed
Trencher
2
12-
12-
1
6-
$1.70
(quar.)
12-
1-
(stock
(quar.)_____
12-
2-28
3-
«5C
2
(quar.)
preferred
A
2
$75c
12-29
lc
1-
(quar.)
B
4.35%
12- 5
5%
_1____!_
regular
each
12-15
Co7~~~
Trust
semi-annual)
(N. Y.), class A_
1-
4.10%
.412y2c
——
(Phila.)
4.75%
Stock
>
(quar.) "
7%
Gas—
Central Hudson Gas
;
(quar.) "__—_—.—„t$1.12
preferred
Cleveland Trust
(quar.)
&
Central Home Trust
,
;
quarterly————
Co., com. (quar.l
preferred
■
preferred
Central
Columbia Telephone
4%%
12-20
75c
common
5%
,
——
Ltd.—
preferred
Corp.,
Central
"
British
12-30
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
12-15
Ltd.—
Products,
2nd
Celotex
A
12-16
1- 3
12-31 '
'33c :•
J $25c
t283/4C
25c
933/4C
t25c
——_—I_l—
Power,
1-31
Cleveland
3
9-
(quar.)
preferred
12-30
of America—
Corp.
preferred
1
2-
56y4c
42c
(quar.)—_
4%%
1-
25
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
4%
special guaranteed (quar.)
$93 %c
$933/4c
1-
&
12-15
$125
(incr.
$$2
Corp.
12-28
t$1.50
35c
-
12-30
12-30
(quar.)
Products
Bank
1-13
3
5C
12-15
12-31
40c
;
1
75c
'
12-12
1-
Pacific Ry
&
1-31
Co.______^
Central
_j________
1-13
II
quar.)
Texas
$118%
"
$$1
(quar.)
&
12c16
4%
—30c
"_
Columbia
12-15
(increased)
1- 3
Electric, Ltd.—
'
•* 4%preferred (quar.)——
MSI
4V4%
preferred (quar.)
J53V2c
; 4'/2%
"457c
preferred (quar.)—1_
4%%. preferred (quar. )'
'
t$1.18
5%
preferred (quar.)
/ t63c
1 5'/2% preferred (quar.) —___—J68c
Columbia Forest
12-15
3
(quar.)_____
Mills
Celanese
31c
Columbia
British
3
1-
1-
~~~
Mahoning Ry. Co. (s-a)
Clearfield Trust (Pa.)
(quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
for
common
Pomeroy
.
10c
-
-
1-
$25c
2-15
$125
$$1.25
Kennedy
preferred
Case
i.7
"
3%%
pfd.
(quar.)____
Oil, Ltd", (quar.)-.
.!—
American
Co.,
Carthage
1-27
1-
&
$5 preferred
■
12-29
■
(quar.)——:—J—_T
Co.,
t$2
1st, preferred (quar.)
Qarolina Power
Light, com. (increased)
22c
(quar.)—.!_____
Co.
12-28
12 %c
37%c,
(quar.)
_
Extra
,
12-20
12-15
(quar.)
Hosiery
Clearfield
Ltd._i
Equipment
$50c
____________
(quar.)
12-28
1
33/4%
e
A te$68%c
_____
(T. G'.), & Co., Ltd., com.
Baxter
Carnaco
*'
,——:
preferred
1
,
3
12-29
$1
&
class
Bakeries
1-
12-30
Refining (stock dividend)
;_IT
Manufacturing (stock dividend)__
$75c
(s-a)
12-16
12-12
10c
&
1-
(quar.)
Records
(quar.)
Carnation
to be dis(initial-quar.)
Oil
1-
B
Capitol
1-9
1-
Ry.
com.
Quarterly
City Products
t$4
______
12-31
$175
(quar.)
City National Bank & Trust Co.
(Chicago)—
Claussen
'___.
12-30
40c
City Gas (Florida)
(quar.)
City Investing Co., 5%% pfd.
Clarostat
75c
12-12
1-15
(quar.)_
Utilities,
11-25
(quar )
Class
B
f75c
___
preferred
45c
—
Class
Citizens
11-25
(quar.)—
12-16
——_
1
National
N. J.)
Citizens Casualty Co.
12-31
(final)
12-28
30c
(quar.)
(initial)
12-28
13
1st
(Ridgewood,
t37%c
(quar.)
15c
(extra)
1
Power, Ltd.—
preferred
2
—_—
Citizens
12-31
-
12-15
6
30c
(quar.)
Claussner
.
12-15
12-29
1-
50c
(increased
preferred
$30c
(quar.)_____
12-29
25c
(quar.)
Clark
common
preferred
87V2c
(quar.)
Bridgeport Gas Co., common " (quar.) _'.—_v;
? 5.28% preferred (quar.)——'«
,5%
1-
Westinghouse, Ltd.
(quar.)
Canal-Randolph Corp. (increased-quar.)
Cannon Mills, common (quar.)
12-21
1-
10c
30c
preferred (quar.)__i_
Bridgeport Brass Co., common
Bright
$183/ic
Ltd.
25c
~
Quarterly
1-10
8%
1-
$1.37V2
:—____
1-13
2-
1
12-22
5%
preferred (quar.)
~~~
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell
Telephone—
1
$$1.25
Canadian
pfd.
Co._^—
preferred
12-15
12-
1-10
(quar.)
12-19
6%,
4y2%
3
4
12-
5%
Brazilian Traction, Light & Power, Ltd.—
,
112-
11-30
(quar.)
Oil Cos., Ltd.—
2-15
pfd.
^
3
1-
4%
6
1-1
___
3
3-
12-
Inquirer
preferred
'
1-
12- 9-
dividend
Braniff
3n
1
1-
Ltd.,
International
12-31
Works—__———.—__
(Milton)
preferred
12-15
1- 1
12
1
4-
2-
preferred
Canadian
L-z.iS£> '?t62VzC
Dec.
on
7'/2%
$1.06y4
Co
Gear
4-
$42y2c
Electric
Industries,
Canadian
6%
j
& Sons—
. . ..
common after 6-for-l split
tributed
11-22
3
$$1.10
(quar.)
12-22
preferred
Electric,
5%
1
3-
t75c
t30c
12-15
12-
3
.__
&
5%
12-10
1
1-10
12-31
~
common
Cincinnati, New Orleans
3-
J3iy4c
Gas
Cincinnati
1
$50c
7%
new
5
4-
t30c
3
1-
2
1-16
4-
12-19
12-31
(year-end)
5
$12y2c
'
12-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
Products
General
O'NutSi
Corp.
12-
$37y2c
Extra
12-29
40c
(E. J.)
.' New
Brad
12-16
1-15
$5
(quar.). .2:
Company,
Bowman
•
1-
J75c
Canadian
Mersey Paper Co.-*-~xbier
5%%
Bowes
$25c
$$l.06y»
12-28
$2
(quar.)~l~
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
12-16
(quar.)__
common
Securities,
Full
12-
1
2
Canadian General Investments, Ltd. (quar.)_
Canadian Husky Oil,
6% preferred
(quar.)
(quar.).:-____u___-_____-_ 7-$58%c
preferred
Bowater
1-
$1.50
(initial)
1-3
Corp, of North America—
preferred (quar.)——
,5%
Canadian
.
1
1-
1-
6
2
4t%
12-27
$15c
_______
(initial)____.
preferred
1-3
Bowater
'
preferred
2nd
"
1-15
(quar.)
3 Va%
Co.
1-
$25c
Stores; (quar.)___
Insurance
Boston
1st
9'
Christiana
Products, Ltd.—
1-16
(St. Louis)
Chrysler
(increased-quar.)
Food
45c
40c
(quar.)
Club
Corp,
Food
Borman
12-16
12-30
_________
5%%
Co.,
Corp.
Chock
12-28
noc
Canadian
$1.40
—
12-21
12-28
_u
(quar.)
(quar.)30c
common
-2
1-10
1
112-
50c
Machine Co. (extral-Iim
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)_
12-27
12-
1
20c
1-27
1-10
2-
12-30
62%c
(quar.)
Chicago Rivet &
(increased-quar.)
Ltd.
ZZZZZIZ
"
com.
(quar.)
Tool
12-20
2%
~~~
Lumber
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
25c
~
1-27
Extra
12-16
$10c
(quar.)-—_______
National Bank
Boatmen's
Boise
12-21
21c
(quar.)_w__-_______--__'
(quar.)
12-
1
3V2%
$1.80 preferred (quar.)__
Inc. (quar.)__:_:
Tobacco,
3
25c
—_________—___
Laughlin,
Bros.
2':"
1-
9
12-30
$1.06V\
Canners, Ltd., class A
Celanese, Ltd.—
Common
1-
$1.25
__
preference
Canadian
11-25
25c
Mfg. (quar.'
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred
W.I .Co.,
(E.
5%
12-30
"
25c
Water
preferred
5.60%
Bliss
3
1
9
12-
1-13
(s-a)
Ltd.,
Bronze,
Canadian
Decker
4.25%
9
&
87J/2c
Extra
12-
12-30
25c
Steamship Lines, Ltd., 5% pref. (s-a)
12-19
$1.75
class A (stock dividend)—
Ltd., common (quar.)
Semi-annual
Blackstone
Canada
12-30
12-
~
(quar.)
Pneumatic
Cincinnati
Mortgage (quar.)
Ltd., 4.40% pfd.
(quar.)
Ry
Canadian
Class A (quar.).
________—-____
Birmingham National Bank (Derby, Conn.)—
Black
Southern
Canadian Breweries,
;
Stores,
Hats,
Safeway,
Canada
9
\.'
(quar.)_:.____
Furniture Co'.,' class A common
Biedennan's
Big
Biltmore
Canada
12-
12-16
____—
Saco
1-13
12-15
12-27
(quar.)
Chicago
3
$1
dividend)__!
(stock
Extra
12-19
(quar.)
(s-a)___—__—
2
1-
12-19
1-
Bakeries—
Extra
1-12
2%
12-28
tl2y2c
B
Mill
t8%c
___..
Permanent
preferred
*5c
(reduced)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chicago Great Western Ry.,
12-31
jquar.)_
Foundries, Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
;
Ltd., class A (s-a)_______
Canada
-
2
10c
Packers
Class
-
12-10'
6
1-
Chicago
70c
Ltd.
(quar.)
class B
12-31
33c
2
35c
Extra
6
12-15
12-31
2%
1J_
&
1-
1-
(s-a)
common
$1.25
•
_______
Cement—
Manufacturing Co.
Bickford's, Inc. (quar.)
Special
12-
1-16
___
Bibb
Biddeford
12-27
•
1
Iron
4l/4%
Canada
25c
2-
12 %c
Mines,
7y2c
-
__________
(resumed)
Limestone
dividend
Canada
6
1-
1-31
•
5%
25c
Flooring,
12-6
20c
(quar.)-___
2
1.18%
Associated
preferred
Canada
12-15
12-28
County Trust (Pa.)
(quar.)____
Beryllium Corp. (stock dividend)
Bethlehem
2
60c
common
(s-a)
Co.
$4.25
3-10
12-15
1-27
-$55c
2
1-
25c
12-27
12%c
:
Taggert
Canada Dry Corp.,
3%
(quar.)_____
1-
1
Quarterly
12-10
1
1-
1-
1
i
Campbell
25c
_.
Canada
3
1-
1
2-
(quar.)
(Pa.)
Lake
preferred
com.
CnesapeaKe Utilities (year-end)
Chicago Dock & Canal (extra)
2-
1%
Curtin Trust
conv.
2-
(reciuced(__
common
(quar.)
Share
Chesapeake Corp. of Va.
33c
(quar.)
Extra
2
31c
12-30
4-1
2%%'
'
Berks
Bessemer
1-16
t25c
__________i____________
___
Benrus
Campbell Red
1-
Inc.
A
(N. J.)
Fastner
Camp
50c
30c
12-16
1-
When
Name of Company
3iy»c
dividend
Camloc
12-22
12-22
i_
1-
$25c
(quar.)—
Beneficial-Finance
Hecla,
12-15
.
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
1-21"
2
&
$4.75
Camden Trust
12-15
Corp;
of
Calumet
2
(quar.)__;—______
BeneficiaL Corp.
Year-end
5%
1-
-
12-
(quar.)——
3
—
dividend——
preferred
1-3
_______
(stock
$1.32
2-1
(quar.50c
Ltd., 5%
preferred (quar.)
t25c
Co.
12-15
12-16
(quar.)
Intercontinental
•Stock
.
2
c
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.,
3% %
(quar.)___
12-16
RR.
Stores,
&
Bell
Ltd.
preferred
$1.12%
___
Beaver
preferred
preferred
$1.25
of Rec.
1-20
34c
(quar.)
$1.24
Holder«
2-15
26V4c
(quar.)
com.
$1.20
12-15
40c
When
Payable
31 y4c
:
Co.—
Telephone,
12-15
2
1%
Inc.______
&
x_
84%c
(quar.)_
_____
Water
12-20
12-31
7y2c
(quar.)___
preferred
conv.
California
12-15
12-31
(quar.)__i___
common
preferred
Telephone
preferred (quar.)
1-
$1
;
Interstate
1
$i.50
;
(quar.)
3
12V2c
(quar.)_
Co.
1-
37V2c
Co.
$5.25
Packing
1-
12-31
30c
(increased)
Distilling
Nam^e of Company
1-
Mfg;
Bausch
Par
Share
H older t
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
_______
$5.60 convertible preference (quar.)______
Bastian-Blessing Co. (quar.)__|__
Bates
When
Sh
11
1-3-61
12-
$1.13
1-3-61
12-
$1.04
4-
."
——
;—__
.—_
j
.
$1.12%
________—$1.13
12-
1
3-
4-1
3-
1
3-
4-
,
12
When
Per
Name of Company
Continental
$5.50
Baking
Can
Continental
Stock
Share
*
pfd.
33/»%
1-
1
12-
93 %c
1-
1
12-15
(quar.)
9
class
12 %c
(quar.)
A
1-
3
1-
3
12-16
Stock
Controls
Gin.
Cooper
(Peter)
Cement
Mfg.,
Comet
Stores
31Y4C
12-29
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.20%
$1.62 %
1-
2-
12-15
Duraloy
4
12-16
Duro-Test
Company
3%%
3%%
Coro,
$1
12-12
Duval
12-27
12-12
Dynamics Corp.
1-
3
12-12
u
87%c
1-
3
(quar.)—.—*
——
—
Reynolds Corp., common (quar.)_
&
25c
preferred A
(quar.)
(quar.)-..
1945
1
1
Shoe,
Craddock-Terry
preferred
Craig
1-
3
11-15
1-
5
12-16
12-31
11-15
50c
.
(R.
L.),
(s-a)
of
Wheat
B
$2.50
-
(quar.)
1-
1
1
12-16
12-29
12-
Petroleum
convertible
40c
(quar.)
Corp.,
1-
3
12 V2C
——_
1-
2
2
preferred
Natl Bank
quarterly
12-30
Crown
Central
Crown
Cox'k
Seal
A
35c
Crown
Co.
Cuban-American
80c
Sugar,
7%
preferred
(quar.)
10c
—
4
3
2- 1
"2-1
3
C
Transit
D
&
R
Dalex
Dan
Ltd.,
Co.,
class
Plants
Pilot
3
15c
1-
3
$1.12%
1-
3
Ekco
Inc.,
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12-
Daryl Industries
Dauphin
25c
12-30
12-
El
11-
$13
4
(quar.)
(Harrisburg,
1
Industries
1-16
.
David
&
Frere,
Diavidson-Boutell
12-31
preferred
L
&
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
5%
preferred
Decca Records
Deere
Nut
&
RR.,
Stock
pld.
5c
(quar.)
Delaware
Power
Stock
Elk
preferred
Electric
Chicago
Detrex
Chemical
Co.
Industries
._
&
Edison
Gasket
&
Mfg.
Ravnolds.
Diamond National
$1.50
Inc.
(quar.)___
preferred
Distillers,
of
Ordlnarv
Diversev
(From
Fund,
Corset,
Ltd.
Foundries
Dominion
&
(quar.)
12-19
Fairbanks
1-
11-28
Fairbanks
Tar
;
Camera
Foods
12-28
12-21
&
Investments,
Coal
Ltd.
Chemical,
Ltd.,
6%
Dow
Brewery, Ltd.
com.
(s-a).
(quar.)
common
Chemical
9
12-21
Fanny Faimer Candy Shops
4
12-21
Faraday
12-30
11-30
Farmers
1-
12-16
2
12-19
Quarterly
Faultless Rubber
12-29
Fawick
1-16
12-29
Fearn
1-
12-
Federal Bake Shops
9
1$ 1.121/2
1-16
12-22
140c
12-30
12-16
12-30
12-16
2-
1
1-11
115c
2-
1
1-
137 %c
I
35c
35c
(E.
I.)
50c
.
12 %c
Cincreased-quar.)
10c
7%c
de
preferred
Nemours
(quar.)
(quar.)—-
25c
&
1-
3
12-31
12-
3
Federal
87
%c
5%
4%
Federal Services
5%
prior
Corp
5%
8
New
A
(stock
&
3-15
1-
3
12-22
1-
3
12-22
12-16
12-15
Fidelity-Philadelphia
1
12-
2
Trust
capital
gains)-
'
Inc.—
Y.)
1-14
125c
Extra
Oil
Co.
•'
;
(quar.)—
■
,.
'
1-13
in lieu of
1-13
cash)
—
plus
$1.32
1-28
12-30
"12-12
7
-
12-30
11-30
J"
1-13
General
•
•
12-30
89c
12-31
3
12-16
1-
3
12-16
1-
1
12-
7
I"
1
12-
7
10c
and
$2.50
..."
12-15
r
12-16
12-30
50c
preferred
(quar.)
(Boston)—„L—
preferred
(quar.)
1-25
12-16
$1.25
12-29
12-19
*
7c
12-30
12-
9
$1.25
—
1-1
12-
9
Corp.—
93 % C
1
1
1-
9
2-
1
1-
9
dividend^
Mfg., Ltd. (stock
non-cum.
2-
$1.25
(quar.)__
(quar.)
27c
from
Railway
pfd.
realized
net
12-30
1-11
12-
_
9
Telephone
Co.
(quar.)
of
:
preferred
preferred
Co.
of
9
12-
9
12-29
12-12
1-
5
12-15
1-
12C
5
12-15
12-20
12-30
40c
Calif.
(quar.)___
Telephone
12-
12-30
17c
~
Castings
12-30
25c
(quar.)
25c
50c
Signal
(quar.)
Products (quar.)
preferred
1-13
36c
gains)
;
.
General Telephone
5'/2%
12-16
,12-30
..
37 %c
;
5%
Trust
5%
General Telephone
v '
^
12-16
1-
15c
(quar.)__
General Telephone
$2,375 preferred
'
.
5
1-12
9
12-30
27 %c
;
preferred
12-15
37y2c "
" '
•
2-
2%
50c
„
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.30 preferred.B (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
;
;
■
1-11
12-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shale
5%
12-31
1-12'
55c
77c
12-23
12-31
31 »/4c
/.
Refractories
General
12-31
1-13
.
•
<
12-16
2
1-26
10c
(quar.)—:—
Extra
12-31
74c
-
1
1-
10c
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Mills,
General Steel
12-31
1-
1-
$1.12%
110c
—
Corp.
General
2-28
1-13
•
1
Investors—
Controls
General
12-29
27y2c*
(quar.)_j
(quar.)
7
...
preferred A
preferred
ment
9
3-15
5% '
Fiduciary Mutual Investing—
(12c
from
investment, income
from
$1.25
1,
12-29
General
•'
12-31
12-
(quar.)
(25c par) for
each class A or class B share
held)
General Public Service (9c from net invest¬
12-16
$1.37%
^
—
Trust-(N.
12-30
1-10
5%%
(3 shs. of 3%
12-23
15c
__
1-10
12-
preferred
$5 preferred
12-15
3.
50c
283/4C
——
Fidelity Capital Fund, Inc.—
Capital gains dividend
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial)___
Bank
1st
$3.75 preferred
-
dividend)
Department Stores,
common
Federation
(quar.)_
preferred
12-16
1-25
■
12-13
5
$1.25
12-30
1-10
J.)—
(quar.)
preferred B
Federated
12-21
Finance,-common
preferred
:
(quar.)__'
"
2-17
5v2%
1-25
N.
Assn.
12-23
50c
*
Corp.— '
preferred (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
General Motors
25c
(Newark,
12-15
12-12
1-13
28 %c
_7
(quar.)_—
General Investors
12-
12-31
25c
.
12-31
4 10c
(quar.)—;
Cable
General
12-30
8
Builders
conv.
12-31
1-
10c
2-
Corp.—
12-13
50c
12-15
1
American
12-15
'
1-13
12-31
45c
12-15
"
.
1-
American
2
4
1
t $ 1.3 8
preferred
General
12-31
1
9
Ltd.
12-27
1-25*
1.
2-
(quar.)i—____ —7_______
(interim)-
Industries,
1
12-12
12-
Mines,
3
3-
"(quar.)_
common
preferred
1-
50c
12-
Electric
1-
(quar/)
Mortgage
$1.50
.
1
6%
30c
^
1
1
General
4-1-61
1
12-
1-
12-15
15c
*
12-
12-31
7c
(quar. )____
Contract. Finance Corp.—
Common
(quar.)—
12-16
1
$3
'
;
1-13
3
1-
1-
12-31
12-16
.12-20-
40c
11-25
$3
•
12-19
6
t$1.25
11-25
'
1-
i___7
3
.12-29
12-30
"
(quar.)_
(quar.*)
1-3
"
12-15v
12-10
.
General
12-28
60c
(quar.)
Co.
pfd.
Co.,-common
preferred
General
,"
3-
12-15
12-
%
General
1-20
1-16
Co.—
$1.12%
1
25c
Fedders
3
12-15
27c
12-14
1-
12-15
1-16
;___
12-16
3
11-30
12-31
(monthly)
Federal Paper Board, common (quar.)
:___
4.6%
preferred (quar.)
Natonal
3
3
Power
General Products
Quarterly
Federal
1-
3
*
*
(quar.)__i.___^
Insurance
1-14
1-
Beach,
12-14
3
2
'/J / $1
B
(Stock dividend payable
12-31-12-16
!
1
1-
(Long
1-
1
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
Insurance
Corp.
(s-a)__
Foods, Inc. (s-a)
1-
1-
12-30
1-
12-14
1-23
10 c
—
common
Bronze
7%c
'
___________
Y.)
N.
1-16
115C
,
(Syracuse,
Bank
Life
Traders
"
(quar.)
(Julius) & Co.,
Bancshares
25c
-
(initial)______
1-
.
130c
/.
(quar.)___—
common
class
Co.,
General
40c-
(quar.)
Ltd
_7
(quar.)
&
1-
(quar.)
preferred
-
(quar.)___
Mines
Merchants
&
Calif.)
12-20
115c
preferred (quar.
Exploration Co. (s-a)
—
Uranium
12-30
3
12-31
20c
———
(monthly)—1—
Corp.
General
12-30'-712-20
' '30c
12-19
,
1-13
.1-
3%
—
—
(quar.)
Family Finance Corp.
1-3-61
12-30
preferred
conv.
125c
Corp., 4%
Duffy-Mott, Inc.
6%
12-29
25c
50c
dividend.)——
Bakeries, Ltd.
1-
12-19
1-
General
$1
11-30
12-19,
12-29
30c
General
1-
(quar,)...
1
2-28
Corp.—
3-
(quar.)..
Chemical
Brewing
8
8
1
pfd.
Geco
12-30
'
50c
—
;•
12-29
5%
.
;
;
12-12
* 40c
*
3
10c
(quar.)—..—
Freightlines (quar.)_
Light Co. (Ga.), common
5%
12-15
40c
-
Corp.
(quar.)—
12-
125c
(quar.)
&
preferred
12-
3
(quar.)____,_
(quaf.) J_'__
common
1-13
110c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dow
Co.
preferred
12-29
1-20
1-
6c
——
Co.,
12-30
2-
'•
—1-
1-31
2
-■
;«:<
12-20
„
(Denver)—
15c
1-16
$1.50
(quar.)
68 %c
4
convertible
Ga'ineau
9
5 V2
'
1-13
1-30
pfd.
conv.
& Instrument
Co.,
Extra
.1
Gas
1-13
,
4%
Steel, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Industries.
Corp.
convertible
Fairchild
135c
&
6%
12-14
•-
2
General
.
1-10
12-28
u"t I" 1
Vu
1-
12-30
20c
3%
(quar.-jTrtj-l; ;m%c
Ltd.
12-15
1-20
1-
Company,
4'/2 %
.
1-16
Whitney Corp.—
Fairmont
2
(quar.)
—
preferred
Garrett
12-
3-10./,
.
(quar.)
corma$o,n
.Garrett
12-2
i
1-
12-20
1-
20c
(quar,)———
•1-16
10c
;
class A
Company,
117 %c
&
4%
1- ,3
12-31"
4%
12-16
3
140c
Steel
;_____
& Co.,
155c
;
—
$3.50
1-16
1
A
12-20
12-29
8%
1
dividend
12-23
17 %C
(quar.)
preferred
(nuar.)
Donohue Bros.. Ltd. (-extra)
Pont
(Max)
Stock
1-
117 %c
(quar.).
$1
$4.59
Factor
(stock dividend) ___7
Corp.
i>"6
12-12
Farmers
*
Extra
Fabrex
1
39c
Extra
Dominion
DuBois
4- 6
2-
12-31
Printing
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Drilling
1
Inc.—
Inc., 70c pfd.
(quar.)—..
Dominion-Scottish
,
$1.50
2-
30C
Glacs, Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)
Common
du
15c
Textile
Fabien
6%
preferred
$1.50
Class
12-31"
7'
12-27
37'/2c
^
12-15
2
10c
Co.—
25c
!
(quar.)____
(quar,)
______
30c
-
(quar.)
Corp.
15c
Dominion
Dravo
40c
gains)
Corp.,
Products,
Dominion
preferred
20%
_
1
1-10
12y2c
12-15
25c
5-20
1-31
87'/2c
•
(quar.)____
20%
_
1- 3
12-31
12-12
(quar.)
Investment
capital
Dominion
5%
Ex-Cell-O
Falstaff
Dome Mines, Ltd.
Draper
1-16
12-27
common
1
1
56%c
—_
(s-a)l——————
Genferal
12-21
12-12
70c
Inc.,
1-
1-
12-31
200
——/
income—
Corp.—
Gariincxel
130c '•
12-20
10c
Gardner-Denver
;
:^___
1-16
10c
Trailer
Gannett
;
12-23
(quar.) —;ji__
Fflto Company
Fruehauf
Futterman
•;
Pittsburgh RR., guaranteed (quar.)_•_Manufacturing (quar.)____;„___^_i_ii_'•
Eversharp,
$12
York.
(interim)...
Corp.
Dodge Mfg.
Dover
1-16
12-27
Ltd.—-
Diversified
4% %
55c
(s-a)__
•:,u
2-21
""
1
12-
.1- 3
'
25c ■3-10
-
12-15
(quar.) ' ___i—_7_—;
*
3-
each
.ui(.
Company
12-15
*
for
-
(Phila.)
Corp.
12-23
5c
Co.,
Petroleum
2
25c*.
3
12-28
___
(quar.)—
2—
Companies, Ltd, (quar.)—7—,——
9
'5%
12-15
sink¬
Co.
1-
-
Bank
Electric (stock
Mfg.
1-
•
3
1-
$1.05
,
12-20
75c
.(quar.)—
25c"
^
12-23
11-30
.
1-
25c
—
(quar.)-__/._———.
Trust
20c
1-
12-30
(quar.)_
Co.
&
75c
■
$1.50
35c
;—
(Canada),
-
'
1-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Glass
1-207'
6-10°
$1
25c
—
divrdend
Fresnlllo
12-15
tl2V2C
class A
preferred share
held)—i
Co.
Corp.
Frigikar
12-15'
20c
Inc.
17 %c
—
—
7%.
Ero
9
1-20
12-16
-
5%
_7__
(quar.)
common
siiares
Bros."
Fremont
1-16
;
1-20
._——
investment
Fraser
12-20
1-16
(quar.)^_'
dividend
A
1
7 12-30
-
iquar.)
17 %c
(increased)
dep. rets (stock dividend)
Ordinary (stock dividend)
-
12-
1-30
Class
$1.60
(quar.)
Amer.
Doeskin
12-30
—
(s-a)—
Ltd.—
12-20
5%
dividend)
$2
*1 1.2-14
'5%
.
1
(England), Ltd.
(interim
approx. 2072c after taxes)—
preferred
Stock
1
* 45c
-
1-
"
"
Products,
5V2%
Fram
7
•_
12-20
$1.18%
•
(quar.)
—
dividend
Stock
Franklin
'
12-31
"15c
12-20
1
Transit
Franz
1-3-61
v;
6
1-
common
invest-
11-25
r
$1.62
11-30
1-
net
(stock dividend of one 4V2%
Frankford
v
-7 25c-
8
12-26
Inc.,
preferred
Fownes
12-15
5% *1-11;;
i
____________
12-16
Co.
fund
From
12-14
r-
Co.—
(quar.)
Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—
55c
37 %c
>
RR.
12-30
5c
28c
Founders Mutual Fund
;5'*
Erie &
—
.
4
_
New
Erie
-
^
Mfg.
Heating
A
12-29
,
12-
12-20
10c
12-31
/
'
1
1
18c
Worth
11-30
-
12-20
11-
'
.
"•>'
<s-a)
&
Stock
12-16
5%
DiNoc Chemical Arts
•'
12-15
10c
(quar.)
"
Wllllamsport
Electric
Equity Fund,
12-31
15c
____
:Lz,- < -*
expenses, deamount to about
Johnson Corp., 4%-^pfd.
Englehard Industries iquar.) _:
Equity Corp.,
common
12-29
—
(quar.)_
25c
Endicott
12-10
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
Coro.
12-20
*•".*■ 30c
dividend
Class
•
9
—
(auar.)
Inc.
&
r
12-30
i-io
t30c
$1.25
Dairies—
Foundation
12-12
(quar. )_^
and
will
12-29
~
(final)
fees
5%
«
9
12-
Ltd.
of
dividend
12-20'
12-15
12-19
14c
Co.,
National
12-15
1
1
(quar.)
Worth
'v
5
1-
1-
11c from capital gains)
preferred
(quar.).
Foster-Forbes
12-15
__________
J_—:
•:
3
12-29
3%
\
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—
Emporium Capwell Co. (quar;)___^__i._i._^Quarterly
25c
Giorgio Fruit Corp.. S3 preferred
Dilbert's Quality Supermarkets—
Discernt
9
12-
12-31
__
dividend
1st
12-
12-31
Consolidated
l-
r
12-
%c
$1.25
6%
12
12-16
Fort
.t
12-29
--
Empire Financial Corp. (stock dividend-)u__v
Empire State Oil- (s-a)__^_____^___._^___-_
15c
_
Di
7%
12-31
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred
Stock
9
9
10c"
*:
Associates—
Corp.
deduction
Stock
9
12-
ing
12-20
15c
-
2
12-31
Wallace, $3
common
12-19
3
1-
1-2
Fort
2%
(quar.)____
i.
&
Motor
<4%%
.
Vi-
25c
•
12-15
7c
—
12-30
(quar.)
Corp. (stock
payment of
12-9
l-; 2
12-15
3,
$3
preferred
Common
12-23
'
3
1-
—
plus
Stores,
Foremost
12-23
-
.
1-
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Ford
11-28
12-30
12-16
.
from
(3c
Fund
Utilities
Steel
$4.20
:
(stock dividend)^
Water
Coal
Preferred
25c
(increased)
Tunnel
Detroiter Mobile Homes
1212,
$1.05
:
(ir.creased-quar.)
Detroit
Trust
12-31
$1.25
fouar.)
Bank
Canada
12-31
(Seattle)—
Air Freight (quar.)
Emhart Mfg. (increased-quar )
12-15
12-31
92 %c
'
;
Emery
9
$1.14
_
(quar.)
Detroit
Diebold.
1-2-61
Ltd.—
1
1-17
\
30c
: *
dividend)
Inc. 1 (stock
Research
Emerson
12-12
12-
(quar.)-
___^
Automation,
Elmira
1
25c
Detroit
&
2
$1
Detroit
Devoe
1-
12-28
1-
1-16
25c
3%
12-/8
3
2%
(s-a)__
Common
11-28
(quar.)__
3
1-
(quar.)
1——
common
dividend—
Fair
Food
11-28
1
1-
50c
preferred
Food
.
11-28
1-
1-
$1.34
^
Abrasives
$0,017 per snare
v
12-12
$1.07
—
____
_
Trucking
&
12-
1
1-1
1
N. Y.)—
(Increased)
B
Corp.,
convertible
Forbes
.
3
12-31
50c
Flying Tiger Line. Inc., 5% pfd. A rs-a)_—
Food Fair Properties, 6% pfd. (initial)-
11-28
$1.35
-_
&
class
Public
Florida
12-16
1
112-
1-15
Corp.—
$1.12
12-21
1-
12-15
1
3
57%®
______—
income
ment
1-15
2
$1.18
-
common
Horn
After
12-15
3
1
1-
$1.12Vi
_u___-
A
Enamel
(quar.)_—
Co._
Denver
12-19
4
2
$1
preferred (quar.)
■__
4.58% preferred: <quar.)_~_———
4.20% preferred (quar.)—
:
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
Delta
1-
:k'-
___,
Consolidated
dividend
Elliott
Eight Co.—
.4.28%
*
12-29
2-
12-30
;
3
21-
35c
(quar.)
(Alleghany County,
Growth
Florida
1-15
'lie.;
Products
Electro-Voice,
11-29
12-15
1-
35c
:
(quar.)——J.
preferred
1- 1
1-3-61
1-
2%
(reduced)
—
&
|
2- 1
'
,
i-
75c
50c
5% pfd. (quar.)
$5 preferred (quar;)—
Moore Inc.
(stock dividend)—
&
Stock
;
Extra
■
1-10
15c
:
Co.
12-15
50c
Railroad
3.70%
30c
—
—
dividend
Delaware
.
$1
..
—————
Delaware & Hudson
4%
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Poods
1
12-19
(quar.)__
Y.
Co.,
Preferred
1-15
$1.03
Industries,
Electro Refractories
-
$1.25
8%
Mfg._.—:
Company
Deltown
1-
1-25
50c
(quar.)—:
Dayton & Michigan
Decker
(quar.)_
1
20c
shares
positary
$1.50
Corp., $2 class A pref.
Dayton Malleable Iron—
2-
1
of America
Share
&
Musical
Quarterly
"
6%
1-24
12-28
J.)—
N.
(quar.)
National Bank
Tubing
Florida
.
Co.—
Dayco
50c
15c
(quar.)
Bond
12-15
175c
River,
(Toms
Porter Co.,
&
Bros.
Flexible
12-12
dividend
Elizabethtown
.
1-3-61
1-
$1.50
-
Stop Nut Corp.
American
12-16
2-15
~25c
Calif.)
Fittings, Ltd.. class A (s-a)—_—_l
Fleming ComDany, 5% preferred (quar.)
12-19
______________
(quar.)
9
12-
3
1
:
(quar.)
Class
6
12-16
20c
4%%
6'Ac
(quar.)
Electronic
1-
12-31
—
and
Fischback
\
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
Fischer
12-15
(quar.)___:
preferred
5
1-
1-16
the
at
approval
—
Stores
Haven
A
Fisher
12-10
$1.12y2'
preferred
5
25c
12-16
1
(stock divi¬
eight held,
Jose,
City Bank of N.
Virginia
Class
12-15
12-30
(initial)
preferred
1-
$1.25
.__
12-31
12-30
i
1
10c
12- 9
15c
5%
12-
3
1-
2-
(quar.)—__
each
(San
Bank
National
First
12-15
3
__j._
(quar.)
Electric
Pa.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Stores.
Bank
Semi-annual
3
3
1-
J37y2c
:
'
common
1-
1-13
1;
1-
75c
City, N. J.)—
stockholders'
First Trust Co.
12-10
$1.0644
preferred
1-
1-15
,
12-15
50c
Pennsylvania Banking; & Trust—
Increased quarterly
—
First Trenton National Bank (incr. quar.)__
2
15c
Inc.—
Electric—
Electric
12-16
12-15
1
First
12-29
'
7y2c
(quar.)
Co.,
12-
12-30
—„
;
Engineering
•Stock
*
1
1-
40c
Quarterly
New
1-
(quar.)
24 meeting)
National
First
5
50c
25c
—'>
(quar.)
Oregon
for
share
National
First
12-16
—20c
.*—
(quar.)___
Stores,
3
1-16
(quar.
Manufacturing
Elastic
12-16
1-
93%c
(quar.)
12-21
Ltd.
Steel
preferred
5.36%
12-31
1-
25c
—
6
12-31
20c
(quar.)
^
5.40%
<
of
Bank
one
subject .to
First
12-
80c
of
January
2
12-30
(reduced)
Stores
4.50%
12-30
12-31
$1.75
(quar.)—_—
9c
Trust
1-13
—-r*—* —
-I- »'■
1
(Boston)
Bank
National
First
12- 2
12-
1-
90c
3
3
130c
(quar.)_i'
Ltd.
dividend
Paso
11-
'
50c
4.72%
1
I
(Jersey
6
*1-
25c
4.12%
2
12-30
20c
(quar.)
Deposit
Davega
50c
■
«
Trust,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
2
—
(quar.)—:_____
Dana Corporation, 3%% preferred A
'
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.)
Laboratory
Auto
Bros.
Eldon
12-15
50c
preferred
$1.50
.•
Products
Elder
2
15c
(quar.)
common
$1.75
>4y2%
12-15
75c
Co.
_-
4*A%
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(accum.-
i
common
Investment
Edwards
6-15
9-29
—
A
Co.,
A
preferred r(quar.)
Edison
1-1
4-1
25c
Mfg.
'Stock
3-16
7-
(year-end)
p^d.
7%
Mills
River
5%
System,
pfd.
$7
(accum.)
Kodak
Electrical
D
Corp.,
preferred B
Edgecomb
12-19
I.r
(Erie, Pa.)
1-6
Eddy Match,
12-19
1-
.
Bank
First
12-20
12-15
Steel
Economy Baler
4
3-31
quar.)
t
1
1-
Economics
5
$1.75
'.—
preferred
$4
1-
12-
1-
$1.75
(quar.)_,—
A
1-15
$1.75
preferred (quar.Wright Corp., common
4-
Extra
12-16
12-27
12-30
25c
$3.60
12-16
15c
——__—__
common——.
class
12-30
1
(quar.)—22J/2c
(quar.
States
Economic
9
12-30
5%
(quar.)—_
non-cum.
12-
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
$2
3
._
(quar,)—
preferred
7%
Curtiss
1-
1-
—__—_—__
—
Stainless
Echlin
12-12
!■_
——p
7 %
Co.,
2
J-.
National Bank of Chicago
First National
preferred
Eastman
12-20
1-
r—
I
Bank
12-15
3-17
12-15
3-17
$6
12-20
20c
<
(quar.)—
preferred
2
125c
3
$1.3174
common
preferred
Publishing
1-
(quar.)
.
7%
Clothing,
1-
(Baltimore)
1
•
National
12-20
$1
3-10
45c
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Corp
I
National
12- 8
12- 8 '
12-15
12-28
1
Eastern
12-12
1
National
I
First
"
40c
1-
Eastern
12-12
2
(quar.)
America, com.
of
preferred
$1.60
2
14-
(quar.)
dividend—
4%%
1-
1- 2
-
'
*
-
25c
Economy
125c
class A
'
•
(quar.)
preferred (quar.—_—_________
2-16
—
Crush International,
Curtis
3-15
$2.50
—• _:
Corp.
Qrucible Steel Co.
Curlee
Racing Assn.,
1-13
50c
—•
First
-'
1- 5
12-31
12-20
$1
12-19
2-15
25c
Canada,
of
Zellerbach
Stock
12-30
25c
(quar.)
Crown Zellerbach
5Vt%
25c
(quar.)
k
$1.12J/a
:
10c
common (quar.)__—7y2c
ai—
7V2C
Common
12-16
175c
.
(Toronto)
$25c
(quar.)-'
*25c
Associates—
Eastern
;
12-16
12-29
__.
Insurance
Fuel
&
(quar.)
^—
preferred (quar.)
Lime
12-25
12-29
(quar.)—-
Trust
Crown
1-15
25c
(quar.)__
$2 pfd. (quar.)
Co., Inc.,
(quar.)—
Life
Crown
Bank
12-15u
1-26
1-17
1- 2
$1.50
.
Savings & Loan Co.
Eastern
International Corp..—
Participating
A
National
"EXtlTft
11-21
12-31
17 %c
•
__________—.
-
Gas
41/2%
12-15
12-30
50c
-
Extra
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
Seal
Cork &
>
Francisco)
Petroleum———
&
Cork
Class
12- 9
First
,
12-15
31 V*c
(quar.)
(San
:
—-—___
Common
12-16
5c
Increased
Clasc
-
1-31
1-10
12-27
10c
(s-a)_
(quar.)___
Quarterly
——
Special
12-20
25c
Canada
Eastern
12-20
1-
(quar.)
common
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Crown
(quar.)——...
2-15
10c
Bank
First
9
50c
(quar.)
(Allentown, Pa.)
National
First
12-21
and B
Extra on A
»
12-
12-28
—
class B
A and
Class
12-28
12-30
Corp.—
First
of America—
East
9
12 %c
A
Crocker-Anglo
Crown
Potash
&
pref.. (s-a)
conv
Eastern
12-19
12-31
(quar.)
Corp.
class
•
12-16
tlOc
,
——
(quar.)
Crescent
5%
r.
1-
11-15
15c
Ltd,
Finance,
Class
12-31
50c
(s-a)
common
Inc
Systems,
Crain
Cream
<
—
—
Eagle Food Centers (quar.).:
Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)
12-20
10c
Credit
*—
——_
1
20c
75c
Corp.
Investors
First
1
2-
56%c
(quar.)
Corp.
First Geneva
12- 5
12- 5
12- 5
12- 5
12- 5
12- 5
12- 5
12-15
11-21
Holders
12-28
2-
7%c
(quar.)—_
common
(quar.)
preferred A
dend
12-20
1-
25c
j.
(s-a)
$1
12-15
1-
10c
Petroleum
County Trust (Md.)
12-29
15c
25c
(quar.).
(resumed)
(quar.)
Cory Corp.
5%
Sulphur
——
$2.25
12-12
1947
series
preferred series
Inc.
Cosden
12-30
12-27
11V4C
(quar.)
common
87 %c
preferred
Corroon
1
37%c
50c
Works,
Corning Glass
.
12-30
4.15%
12-15
12-28
$12
1-27
5c
40c
;—_____—3%
4.10%
1
6%
;(initial)
___
Corp., common
Stock dividend _
7
1-14
(quar.)
6%% pfd. (quar.)—
pfd. (accum.)—__
Corp.,
Coplay
7
12-
1-
Firstamerica
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
$1.13
(quar.)
Financial
12- 9
12-30-
50c
51V4C
517/ec
52 %c
12-31
12-31
20c
preterred
4%%
America
of
Co.
11-25
1-3
,
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
General Corp.,
1- 3
$2
J20c
29Vie
52 %c
46%c
——_
Monday, December 26, 1960
.
Per
$1.75
(quar.).
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
; 1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
12-30
1-16
1-16
1%
dividend
Continental
preferred
Y.). (quar.)—
Ltd. (final) —
(N.
of Canada,
(quar.)
$2.10 preferred (quar.)—
3.75%
preferred (quar.)
.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
„
10c
(quar.)
7%
Co..
Trust
Pont
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
Holders
When
Per
•
Duquesne Light, common
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
Common
Power
Dunkirk
Du
12-16
1%%
Connector,
dividend
■
■«
Name of Company
Duke
$1.37%
(quar.)
Co.,
Holders
Payable of Reo,
(Del.)—
Co.
preferred
Continental
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2616)
1-
25c
12-
2
8
1-25
32 %C
2-15
32 %c
2-15
1-25
33c
2-15
1-25
Illinois—
'
of
12-
1-
2
12-12
34 3/8 c
1-
1
12-15
3
12-15!
3
12-15
,
of Iowa—
(quar.)
Co.
1
59 3/8 C
Indiana—
(quar.)
Co.
5
1-
62 %c
(quar.)
Co.
of
Michigan—
$1.35
preferred
(quar.)
33 %C
1-
$2.40
preferred
(quar.)
60c
1-
■ltd
Volume
192
-
Number 6015
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Finaij-cial Chronicle
(2617)
13
'■
A.
•'J,
When
Name of
General
6%
Company
Share
preferred
General
A
Per
Name of Company
Heller
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
37V2c
preferred
$1.*0
preferred
co.
5.80%'
preierred
of
1-
1
12-15
35c
1-
1
12-15
Co.
preferred
the
of
:
12-15
Helm's
12-16
preferred
Hercules Galion Products-^'
1
12-15
Heritage
7%
,
11-22
~
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3% %
preferred
4(4%
preferred
5%
5Va%
80c
Waterworks
preferred
Genesco,
Genesee
B
12-31
12-19
12-31
12-19
Hoerner
Boxes
12-31
12-19
Holland
Furnace
12-31
12-19
Hollinger Consol. Gold Mines
$1.37'/a
12-31
12-19
Genuine
•
(quar.)_
Parts
1-
3
1-
>
3
40c
87y2c
___
(quar.)
A
1-31
1-16
1-
3
12-15
3
12-15
Home
35c
1-
3
12-10
Home
17'Ac
1-
3
12-16
(quar.)
$4.60 preferred
preferred
$4.92
preferred
$5
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Extra
Portland
Giant
Yellowknife
Cement
Company
Palls
Glickman
Glidden
Globe
___
Seal
20c
preferred
dividend
'the
class
Golden
Cycle
(stock
Goodman
Mfg.
(B.
Gossard
(H.
Co.
F,)
Gray
W.)
Company
Toy/Ltd.
6%
Grant
(W.
33/4%
Insurance
T.)
Lakes
7%
Towing,
Increased
12-12
Paper.
Ltd.
Lakes
Power.
1st
1-
2
2-
3
3-
1
12-30
12-
12-30
1-13
933Ac
25c
$3.50
1-
-
12-
12-31
12-19
^
50c
1-16
Great
Life
West
Co.
Assurance
1-16
.Great
Western
Financial
'Great
Western
Producers,
V
$1.30
Great
preferred
Western
7%
Sugar,
preferred
All
Greater
common.—_—
preferred
—
Markets
4'A% .preferred
(quar.)___—
(quar.)—_——
Corp.
(quar.)——
common
(quar.)
__.
(quar.)—_—_—_
Greyhound Corp., common
(quar.)
Lines
Greyhound
(quar.)——
common
Power
Greenwich Gas Co.,
$1.50
(quar.)—________
(quar.)
American
Mountain
Green
l';
(quar.)—____
A
Co., common (increased)
convertible preferred
(quar.).
5%
Growers
Wine, Ltd., class A
Class
Gulf
A
$5
Ohio
&
preferred
Gulf'.rower
5.16%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Gustin-Bacon Mfg.
Hahn
5%
1st
Haloid
Cotton,
Mfg.
Stock
Paper
Bank
Hanover
Hanover
6%
Hardee
1st
:
Inc.
:
(quar. )__—.——,—
Extra
Corp.,
Harper
(H.
Quarterly
Harsco
Company,
___!
Corp.
Fire
Harvey
Aluminum,
Harzfeld's,
Hawaiian
Inc.
.
class
(quar.)
Ltd.,
&
(quar.)_
Trust
5%
preferred
D
preferred
B
53A%
preferred
Breaker
Cement
H.)
(J.
Helena
New
Bank
Imperial
income
1-
1
12-15
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
Class
Investment
A
11-30
Clas% B (quar.)
11-30
$1.40' preferred
2-
1
Oil,
Imperial
(quar.)
1-16
4-15
Imperial
1
1-13
Indian
3-13
2-24
Head
$1.50
(Canada)
Mills,
preferred
$1.25
Ltd.
12-30
12-31
12-31
5-26
12-15
4.12%
preferred
12-31
12-28
$15c
12-28
12-5
$12'Ac
31'Ac
37'Ac
12-30
11-30
1-
1
12-15
4%%
preferred
(quar.)____—.—,____—
4.56%'
preferred
(quar.)
,
-
1-18
12-27
1-
12-
1
12-
7
4%
1-
3
12-
9
4.20%
preferred
1-
3
12-16
5.65%
preferred
1-
1
2-15
2-
12-30
preferred
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water
6
5%
12-20
___——
1-18
12-15
Industrial
Acceptance Corp.,
1-
12-
Industrial
Hose
1-
3
12-
9
3
Rubber
&
Industrial National
9
12-
1-2-61
1-
9
Bank
Ltd. (quar.)___
(initial)
(Prwidence, R. I.)
Quarterly
Industrial
12-14
1-
3
1-3
12-12
12-16
1-20
6%
12-16
(stock
com.
,
^
50c
,2%
15c
dividend)
1-
:4%
6
12-
1-
1
1
9
1
12-15
1-
1
12-19
1-15
$1.50
15c
I-
1-16
income)
1-
4
12-16
I-20
1-28
•
1-
1-
1-
2
International
12-21
25c
5
1-15
1-
5
1-15
1-5
1-15
1-
5
1-15
1-
5
27'Ac
28 Ac
1-
3
1-
*8c
3
i
*
1
1
12-28
12-9
1
1-1.
12-19
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
4%
preferred
&
com.
1——
pfd.
6%
preferred
International
(Increased
.
3
12-
3
12-21
4-
1
3-10
the
Stock
1
12-15
Resistance
(extra)
91 Ac
1-
12-
1
9
investment
Resources
ized
income
Fund
(5c
from
capital
3
—-
32 Ac
1-
3
12-16
International
Shoe
Corp.
(quar.)
1-
1
12-
6
1-
2
12-15
1-
1
12-15
30c
12-30
12-16
1-
2
12-15
1-
3
12-15
$1.12'A
(quar.)
<
>3iy4c
20c
12-23
1A
1
1-
35c
—
3
12-23
1-15
12-31
12-20
12-31
25c
25c
class
A
(quar.)
1-
4-14
4-
7
1-13
1-
6
4'Ac
._;
1-13
$1.25
"_
(s-a >
12-30
6
12-20
Industries, Inc.—
30c
E.)
&
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
1-
1
12-8
1-15
12-31
20c
(stock
1-15
5%
div.)
12-27
12-31
12-6
1
12- 9
12'Ac
1- 2
25c
13c
(quar.)
1-3
12-30
12- 6
11-28
45c
(initial).
—
dividend)
(stock
1-
28'Ac
30c
10c
(quar.)—
-
Inc.
Co.,
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred C
1-
3%
(quar.)
4%
Company,
Corp.—
12-12
1-27
62'Ac
683Ac
$1
—
pfd.
12-30
A
12-15
12-15
(monthly)
1-
3
12-
1
1-
3
12-
6
12c
'
2-1
f
^
____—
B '
12-30
12-30
12c
(quar.)___—
.
(monthly)
A
(monthly)
B
1
1-6
12c
1-
12-
6
12c
2-1
1-
6
(quar.)__
10c
1-20
1-
6
10c
10c
2-21
2-
6
3-21
3-
6
$1.50
$1.75
10c
1- 2
2- 1
12-28
;.
(monthly)
conv.
preferred
1st
2nd
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Corp.
—_—
(quar.)
Electric
—_—_
,
3
Co.—
preferred A
(B.)
(John),
Laclede
Gas
12-15
1-16
12-10
,
(quar.)
(s-a)
133Ac
50c
*
& Co.
Ltd.
Co.,
t32'Ac
(quar.)
common
26'Ac
(quar.)_
"
2-1
1- 3
1-19
12-16
1- 1
12- 9
Class
(Alfred)
6%
&
Loan
:
2
12-15
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
12-30
Inc.—
class
and
A
Lambton
1-
27c
31'Ac
t20c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.).
B
(quar.)l
Investment
Co.
(Ontario)
t80c
3
12-15
30c
$1.50
12-30
12-30
12-16
593/»c
(quar.)
(Dela.) common
prior preferred (quar.)
Corp.
9
Lamson
Sessions
&
4.75%
1-
1-15
12-30
1- 3
12- 6
1-14
1-14
12-31
12-31
12-16
12-16
Co.—
convertible
preferred A (quar.)
Lancaster County National Bank (extra)
12-30
12-" 6
Langendorf United
Bakeries,
$1.80 preferred (qar.)
12-29
12-15
Latrobe
12-
6
Lawter
Lay
12-30
11-30
$1.50
12-19
12- 5
1
12-12
45c
15c
10c
"
9
'
12-
■
i
_
9
87'Ac
(quar.) ;
Village
Labatt
12-16
net
i—
9
12-
15c
-
preferred A
5'A %
12-12
35c
(year-end)
12-
■
(quar.)
partic,
Kuppenheimer
12-12
plus 30c from net real-
gains)
12-
3
3
(quar.)
:___a
Kuhlman
12-22
1
12-20
3
1-
12-12
.
1-10
1-
Co.'—
Oil
Hotels
12-15
1-
(quar.)
Co.
1- 2
60c
pfd.
12'Ac
—
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Walter
Kromex
12-22
12-30
12-30
dividend
12-
prior
5%
—_
3
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% preferred
Keystone Custodian Funds4'A%
12-30
12-27
1-
;
2%
shares—
common
International
Stone
Mfg.,' 6%
1-15
$40c
'
2
$1.25
4.32%
$60c
s-a)
12-
$1.12Va
$1.25
preferred
Lamson
......
2
3
$1.25
35'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Organization (extra)
Inc.,
Common
12-15
1-16
12-
1-
preferred (quar.)
Co.
Refining
1-16
1-
2
3
(quar.)
common
Company, $4.50 preferred
7%
12-19
1-
12-
1-
—_—;__
Co., 60c pfd.
3'A%
1
12-27;
Gas—-
(quar-)
Corp.
(quar.i-
(James R.)
2-13
$1.20 conv. preferred (quar.)„,
$1.20
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
Kroger Company—
12-22
Stockholders approved a three-for-one-split
of
(quar.)
2-13
$1.08
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
6%
2
40c
$1
—
Ltd.
Natural
(quar.)
&
Light,
preferred
$1.20
1-14
2
42c
2-13
2-132-13
$1.07
*
preferred (quar.)___—,___A
Lambert
—
(s-a)
preferred
$1
(quar.)
_l_
(Canada), Ltd.—
Packers,
12-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
Chemical—
International Paper Co.—
1-
preferred A
60c
(quar.)
9
12-
12-30
Co., com.
—
Class
12-12
lr
$37'Ac
(quar.)
1
1-16
Class
5
1-30
1-16
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)_
(quar.)-
Class
12-29
1-16
11-23
50c
$1.75
Kratter
12-. 9
12-29
12-17
Corp.—
5%
12-15
1-17
1-
25c
115c
.
12-17
12-27
(quar.)
5%
3
50c
common
—
Co.,
4%
Mining
(quar.)
Ltd.,
12-20
12-27
Koehring Company—
'
18c
..
12-20
1-14
1- 2
60c
non-cum.
Knott
12-10
12-
1-14
40c
_______
Kingsport Press, new common
12-10
1-
1-
9c
$13%c
$15c
11-30
Kirsch
International Paints
12-14
.
-
Milling,
Common
ni,/C
1-
1-2-61
4-17
:
Knickerbocker
50c
(s-a)______
(quar.)—
:
Harvester
International
5
Inc.
(quar.j
International
II-30
1-
12-20
30c
(quar.)
Inc.
Powders,
International
12-14
1-15
Bronze
Preferred
9
1-
Breweries,
International
12-19
3
Certificates.
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Inter-Ocean Securities, 4%
preferred (s-a)
12-19
2-10
$3
fRc
$60c
.'—:
——
Exchange Building
Insuranshares
12-30
3
________
(quar.)
;
——
$12'Ac
preferred (quar.$$1
Insurance
2
1-
(quar.)_
A
Ingersoll-Rand, 6% preferred (s-a)
Ingram & Bell, Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.)
Inland Cement, Ltd., 6%
partic. pfd.__
Institutional Income Fund (from investment
12-15
1-
$10c
25c
12r20
1
1-
1
$1.10
Steel
Extra
12-20
1
1-
5-
12-30
Kimberly-Clark
Ingersoll Machine & Tool, Ltd.—
Class
1-
.1
1-
/
1-18
933/4c
(extra).:
—
preferred
Koppers
—_
Plywood,
preferred
1-
1-16
1
$1
Kidde
3
1-
V,
2-14
2-
Co.
A
12-16
2-28
933Ac
(quar.)
preferred
City Southern Ry.
Common
12-12
A
12-16
4
35c,
(quar.)
common
preferred
Kerr-McGee
12-12
,
12-16
1-
(quar.)
Kerr
1-13
3
5c
12-16
12-28
12-16
5%
1-13
1
1-
$1.25
$1.06'A
$45c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
12-16
4
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-1
Common
Co.—
4'A%
3
1
2-
$1
$1.05
$1.41'A
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
1-
12-31
Kentucky
5
2-
1-
37VaC
Corp., $1.46 pfd.
Kent-Moore
•
1-13
1-
12-28
95c
$1
' t..;$1.05
SI.08%
$1.12'A
Kendall
12-15
$1.03'A
$1.14
47'Ac
—:.
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (increased)
7
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Kennedy's,
12-16
$1.03
;
12-16
City Power & Light—
Kendall
Michigan Electric—
(quar.)
Co.,
Kellogg Co.,
Kelsey-Hayes
.
1
2
50c
Kayser-Roth
12-15
$30c
(quar.)
pfd.
1-
$$1
$1.50
(quar.)_
3
12-13
12-30
$50c
Shares
3
1-
1-18
15c
—
1-
1-18
$1.75'
12-16
Kearney
12-15
$62'Ac
$65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-30
(this payment
Kawneer Company
12-15
12-31
12-
13-15
$1.25
12-31
4'A%
11-30
1
11-30
12-28
(quar.)
36'Ac
$1.433A
5%
12-31
$35c
(quar,)—
1-
6-12
&
Inc.—
1
1-
3
$28
common
Kansas'Power
lnlO
—
Tobacco
Indiana
1-15
—
quar.)—
2-
;____—
Extra
1-31
4-29
2-
Ltd.;
12-15
3
1-
$2
Kelling Nut, 6%
$2.50 preferred (quar.)_
■
;
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada) (increased)
9
1-13
12-23
1-
—
$5 preferred
1-10
—
3
$30c
;
Founders
Laughlin
4'A%
,
;
(quar.)
Ltd,
Kansas-Nebraska
Corp., Ltd.—
International Salt Co.
(initial
2-1
2-
pfd.
1-
12-31
x$$1.75
(quar.)—
4.32%
1-10
$45c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
4.28%
1-10
55'Ac
___
12-31
1
12-23
preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Transit, 5%
pfd. (accum.)
Kansas Gas & Electric, common (increased)
9
1
fquar.)
(quar.)
1
2-
12-30
arrears)
preferred
4%
1-10
2-
gains)
Imperial
12-
5c
(quar.)
$5 preferred
7%
.'
4.50%
1-13
2-1
1
all
Service
4.35%
6
12-
Capital Fund (8c from investment
plus 32c
from
long-term
capital
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
G
(quar.)
12-
$12'Ac
Imperial
9
12-31
12-15
3
$1.50
Ltd,,
Carper Furniture
Kansas
1-10
2- 1
Co.,
Electric
4.20%
3
$12'Ac
9
12-
12-16
Company—
Rubenstein,
1-
40c
12-
3
25c
(increased-quar.)
—
preferred
(quar.)-_—_____——
common
1-14
12-27
12-30
2- 1
2- 1
Glass
Bros.
53A%
1-16
5834c
Canada
1
1-
3-1
37'Ac
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
1-11
55c;
51c
52'Ac
533Ac
(incr.-quar.)__
3
of
1-
40c
preferred
Supply,
Bros.,
Kansas
1-16
1-23
4oc'
1-
3
1
2%
(year-end)
Service,
Water
Kaiser Steel
12-15
57'Ac
20c
44c
—
1-
25c
C
12-
25c
(quar.)
1-
12-15
;
Engraving
Public
&
5%
12-16
—
preferred
1-2
Common
3.65%
(quar.)
(quar.r
4.70%
-30c
-~~rr
1- 2
$12-1
$1.25'.
2-1
.___;
Power
Co.
International
Heniz
2%
1- 3
Oilier
preferred
Jones
12-16
—
(quar.)
Telephone
3
40c
$1.20
dividend-
Extra
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.
Bell
Brick
1-
60c
preferred (quar.)
Trust. Co.
(quar.)
Johnson
12-15
1- 2
——
"12-16
(quar.)_
F
dividend
Stock
<
1- 1
——_
12-31
(quar.)
Hawley Products (quar.)
:
preferred
12-15
1-13
Tea
6%
12-15
1-.—
(quar.)
E 'fquar.)
preferred
5y2%, preferred
12-30
—
___,
preferred
•
4'A%
Circuit
3
12-15
Johnson
12-12
$1.25
—l__-_——
(quar.)
Company
1-
_______
►preferred
(quar.)
33/4%
preferred (quar.)
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
5'A% preferred B (quar.)_—
12-15
.
(accum.)
4.42%
45c
(quar.)
pfd.
12-30
$0.1375
—
;
(quar.);
1
12-15
9
12-30
common—
dividend—
preferred A
preferred B
1
1-
3
12-15
preferred
12-31
$1
I
12-16
————
A
5%
'5%
Products,
1-
1-
(quar.)
common
33/4%
12-15
50c
-——___
12-30
1%%
27'Ac
_—
(quar.)
Electric.
Food
1-10
53%c
(quar.)
convertible
Jewel
12-15
1-31
12-31
——
50c
35c
30c
—
Bank
preferred
1-16
1-16
62'Ac
$47'Ac
2%
(quar.)
—
(quar,)__
(stock dividend)—
Insurance
National
Hartford
(Chicago)
Marx
Inc.
„
.
(quar.)__
com.
Bank
Mortgage
12-15
1-10
45c
(quar.)
com.
Year-end
12-15
$5c
A (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$$1.63
$15c
._
&
Erie
<fe
12-15
1-16
1
Non-voting
12-10
3%
dividend)
(stock
11-25
1-16
10c
(quar.)
Light,
12-29
$75c
(quar.)
Year-end
12-12
$40c
—_
(quar.)
common
preferred
,
(reduced)
(quar.)
Stores,
Hartford
,,1
i
Savings
&
Schaffner
Hartfield
common
(quar.)
M.)
Trust
(reduced)—
preferred
-
$60c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Year-end
12-10
1-16
$20c
—
4.26%
$1.50
--u——~
.
(quar.)
convertible preferred
'
Ltd.—•
A
4.20%, preferred
Co.—
——
.
'•
10c
-
(quar.)——
Ltd.
preferred
(Harris
Co
class
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Harnischfeger
6%
——
Ltd.,
preferred
com.
1-
Jenkins
12-16
1
1-1
1-
$75c
.1—
:
12-16
2%
dividend)——
(stock
Refractories
Carpets,
(s-a)
Co., common
.4.08%' preferred (quar.-)
-
(quar.)
1-14
,
$75c
12-31
$1.06'A
$1.12'A.;.
;
1%
50c
30c
———
preferred (quar.i
Farms International,
Harding
—•—
common—,—
on
Winkle-Munning
A
(quar.)—
pfd.
5%
(N* Y.)
Shoe,
pref.
Hart.
—-
Co.—
Co.
Harbison-Walker
•
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
Organ
,
(quar.)
Ltd.,
dividend
Hansen-Van
—
(quar.)
4'A %- preferred
4'A% preferred
Hammond
.
(quar.)—--
(quar.)
Inc.
Hamilton
Hammermill
(quar.)—
—
common
Inc.
Cosco
Hamilton
r
(quar.)
preferred
Zerox,
Hamilton
-
Ltd.,
Brass,
—
preferred
4.64%
Co.,
12-30
12-30
12-28
(quar.)——
dividend)-::—
12-31
$1.25
$1.25
$1.16
$1.29
10c
$15c
$22V2c
6'Ac
15c
$$1.25
25c
1-14
common—-
12-15
12V2c
(quar.)
pfd.
$5
RR.,
$1
12-31
A
secu-
7'Ac
Ltd.,
$1.08%
Jenkins
12-30
(quar.)___
(stock
special
realized
net
(quar.)
&
7%
12-30
1-14
'
series)
(1959
Motors
Ltd.,
12-12
1
Jefferson
12-12
1-14
5%
Illinois
11-30
(ouar.)_
(Florida>
Insurance
Mobile
1- 2
$1.10
1
12-
—
56'Ac
30c
933Ac
3
12-27
(quar.)
Life
Gulf,
(quaf.)
12-12
;__
1-
12-31
"
12-31
$1.41'A
Felt,
3
3
clears
12-12
(quar.)
,1-
20c
37'Ac
$10c
$$°c
Griesedieck
1
12-15
12-31
3%
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
1-
1-
Jeannette
12-16
Illinois
1
$183Ac
(quar.)—
Ltd.
of Canada.
12-
12-30
$$1.25
6c
10c
45c
30c
$1.75
7V2c
27y2c
17y2c
37'Ac
25c
$1.06'A
12-
12-31
25c
12-31
Stock
Ideal
12-31
(Winnipeg)
—
1- 3
" 31'Ac
$1.31'A
5.65%
9
12-12
2-
Jamaica
12-16
Illinois
Quarterly
6-17
-12-31
I-T-E
12-20
$40c
$31 Vic
3-18
7-1-61
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
12-
3
Coal,
common
preferred (quar.)
7%
12-19
12-31
4-1-61
$12'Ac
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)____ 1
common
common
9
1
1-
82'Ac
Jamaica
31'Ac
Hyster
7
5-22
_:
Gas,
12-
1-
Creek
6%
Jahn
12-18
(quar.)______^—
4%
9
6-20
1-2-61
par)
4.60%
—
5%
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
class A
Inc.,
12-15
1
2
12-20
($25
Hygrade
,
12-
1
2
12-
12-30
dividend)______
Co.
(quar.)__
Hycon Mfg.,"'5%%' conv, preferred
' *
'
12-
f.12-28
12-16
,5%
3'12-15
12-30
1
$1.06'A
,$1.12.'A
Refrigerator (stock dividend)
Huttig Sash & Door, common (quar.)——
12-19
1-
Island
3
(quar.)_
Hussmann
12-20
1-
12-30
28c
preferred
preferred
Stock
12-16
5%
3
Irving
12-31
Hupp Corp.,
2
isdi12-
^
1-
4.80%
1
12-20
(quar.)__
preferred
(stock
2-1
tl2'Ac
12-15
2-
3
12-31
6.40%
3
12-
2-
—
(quar.)
preference
55c
(quar.)
1-
12-23
27'Ac
preferred
3.30%
20c
Class
Ltd.—
5%
1- 3
2-15
12-15
5
683Ac
Electric
&
5
l-
1-
Funding, common—;..
4.35%
10c
from
Foundation,
Power
9
1-
(quar.25c
Light '& Power,
preferred (quar.)
Iowa
12-
15c
$1.25
4.80%
4
12-30
54'Ac
4.30%
9
1-
12-20
12-22
America—
20c
preferred
Iowa
1-14
62'Ac
Hughes-Owens,
■
(quar.)—
12-
40c
of America, 5%
Natural
Class B
1
12-31
3
1
1
'6%
1
dividend
Hubbard
12-10
12-30
.
—
Lakes
Great
'
-
1-
22-
(quar.)
5%
quarterly
Great
-
12-15
3
1-
$$14
——-
15c
35c
$1.75
preferred
5'A%
12-30
1-3-61
Corp.—
York)
1
par)
Huron
(quar.)____
(New
12-
($50
Howell
_._■■■'OS6Y*o
*-'2oct:
_•___
Insurance
12-29
preferred
5%
'•
12-30
—1- V
' »"
common
______
American
2-15
1
Co.
_____
1
preferred
5%
12-30
5%
(accum.)_____—_____
12-
37'Ac
preferred (quar.)______
Houston
8
1-15
1-16
145c
(quar.)
12*
1-16
12'Ac
Company—
preferred
Great
1-16
(q»W.')!,> '< v- 158^ •
preferred
Investment
Canada
&
preferred
Great
3-
$1.50
15c
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
3
1
20c
'4V0p pfd. (quar.)
fetores'^i initial -
Britain
5%
12-
—16'Ac
class
Union; Co.,
Drug
Great
4.40%
(quar.)—
55c
(quar.)—___—37'Ac
Employees Life
(Washington, D. C.) (s-a)
Grand
4%
12-27
1%
dividend)____________
Government
&
12-23
10c
—
12-29
12-20
12-31
common
(quar.)r___
convertible
Investors
12-19
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Household Finance, common
33A% preferred (quar.)
6
1-
and
A
12-19
6%
$6c
__.
Baking
Industries,
Stock
1-10
J13c
_
1-11
—
$2.25
1-10
50c
>
12-27
$15c
(quar.)
_r.
4'A%
(F. W.), Ltd.,
25c
iquar.)_—______
Company
Graham-Paige Corp.,
Grand
1-23
1%
Goodrich
-
-7c
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)
Goldblatt
Bros., Inc.
(quar.)
.
12-21
stocks
B
,
12-31
25c
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
on
2-6
—_—_—
1-10
Investment
12-29
12-31
20c
profits.
'
—
Hotel Corp.
Houdailie
12-20
(monthly)—.
A
Horner
6
11-30
5c
Products, class a
6y2%
12-
12-15
1
1
_
2-28
15c
40c
$1.20
(quar.)
of
3-24
15c
1-15
1 quar,)
• common
investment income and
rity
•
Y.)
Corp.
8c from net
1
11-30
(s-a)
Hardart
Investment Co.
12-15
12-
12-30
•
(N.
3
12-27
preferred
50c
Quarterly
3-4
1-
Land
&
Quarterly
6
62y2c
L____
Co.
1-
5'A%
of Rec.
12-12
1
25c
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
Interstate Securities, common
12-19
1-
Co.—
year-end. of
(quar.)
common
Company,
12-
12-31
1-
Hoover
12-15
4
12-28
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
3
tlOc
20c
;
;;_L
class A
Systems
(initial-quar.)
Security
12-15
12-31
20c
__
(quar.)__
(quar.)_—___________
class
Company
Horn
1-
1
20c
Envelopes,'Ltd.,
Globe
Gold
Insurance
Horizon
12-15
'10c
(quar.)
Corp.,
12-15
1
___
Ltd.
(quar.)
Products Corp.
Gladding McBean & Co.
1
1-
(s-a )_•_____
(quar.)
Gladden
Glens
(Pa.)
Mines.
Greeting Cards
Gillette
1-
_
National Bank
J
Giant
Gibson
.
1-
$1.23
_
(quar.)_.
Georgia Shoe Mfg.
Gettysburg
$1.15
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
Oil Co., Ltd., class A (s-a)
Hooker Chemical Corp., $4.25 pfd.
Georgia Power Co.—•
12-10
4
433Ac
(quar.)
Power
$45c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Insurance
12-10
1-
(quar.)_^
Telegraph Corp.—
Holders
5%
preferred
lie
Home
(quar.)_
12-20
pfd.
;
Inc.,
preferred
4.36%
12-30
;
Dairy
1-26
11-30
12-20
7%
dividend
1-27
Holt,
1-
1
3%
(Stockholders approved a 2-for-l split)___
Rinehart & Winston, Inc. (quar.)____
7y2c
______
Lumber
preferred (quar.)
Holophane Co.—
1-16
2-
17'Ac
(quar.)
5%
7V2c
class
Ltd.
Holly Oil Co.__
Holly Sugar Corp.,
12-15
1-31
(Edward)
Dauch,
Extra
12-15
'
&
Hines
-
20c
—
Co.
Genung's, Inc,
1
»
____
Interstate
1
12-29
20c
11-22
;
■
Hosts,
Stock
(quar.)
11-22
________
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc,
11-22
$1.50
common
A
Brewing,
Class
Corp—
Interstate
1-24
2-
•
30c
$1.25
_____
12-15
15c
c
12-31
(quar.)
Inc.,
Preferred
______:
(quar.)
preferred
$6
(quar.)
12-31
;
12-29
Hidden Splendor Mining, common (quar.)
High Voltage Engineering -(stock dividend)..
Hills Supermarkets, class A (quar.)
Corp.
$1.12%
(quar.j
Finance
50c
Hertz
$1.06(4
■
Interstate
(quar.)
Heublein,
Hinde
preferred-(quar.)
General
Co.
93%c
preferred (quar.)___
preferred jquar.).__.
4y2 %
»
12-12
—
12-31
__
12-12
1- 3
50c
Creamery
11-22
Co.—
____
12-12
1- 3
Silver.
When
Payable
,
5%
11-22
;
(quar.)
1- 3
15c
Quarterly
interstate Bakeries, Corp.,
$4.80
preferred (quar.)
4c
12-31
*
General Tire & Rubber
12-20
35c
59%c
-
3
(quar.)
55c
(quar.).
1-
Fund___,
66c
(quar.)
5.28%
International Telephone &
56y4c
12-31
:
4.75%
preferred A
Extra
'
4.40%
12-20
'
54 V2c
*
1-3
40c
(quar.)
53VBc
a
,
12-31
International
433Ac
A
.
Hershey
19C
12-20
-
__
1
Electronics—
&
—-
Per
share
Name of Company
3
(quar.)_—
common
(quar.)_;
Express, class
Heppenstall Co., 4y2%
1-
$1.37'A
(quar.)_
—L--
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
40c
$1
(George W.) Co.,
Extra
7%
(quar.)
common
1-
•,
$1.12Va
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
When
Share
&
1-
36(40
Wisconsin—
preferred .(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
12-31
E.)
preferred
Helme
Southeast—
(quar.)
Telephone
Common
4.25%
4%
•'
53c
of
(Walter
5'A %
Pennsylvania—
(quar.)_.
Telephone
$4.50
General
31'Ac
(quar.)
General Telephone .Co.
General
12-15
;
(quar.)
Telephone
preferred
$2.10
1
^
(quar.)
General
1-
(Ohio)-—
$1.25
♦.
Holders
Payable 0] Rec.
Telephone Co. of Missouri—
1-
Steel
Leath
class
&
Extra
Leeds
&
A
Co.,
class A
:
25c
35c
45c
25c
(quar.)
5c
12-26
12-29
12y2c
12-31
12'Ac
:
(quar.)
(initial)
3-30
12-15
12-20
3-20
35c
1
Inc., class A
(quar.)
1-
1
12-10
65c
Company
Travelwear,
__—
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Chemicals
(initial)
(H.-W.)
New
com.
1-
1
12-10
1-31
1-16
83Ac
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2618)
1
50c
Navigation
Lehigh Coal &
Lehigh Valley Industries—
$1.50
convertible preferred
A (initial)—
Lerner Stores, common
(quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
—
Le Tourneau (R. G.) Inc. (stock dividend)
Levines,
Stock
&
Extra
1-20
11-21
1-20
12-15
3
McQuay-Norris
1-
9
Mead
9
Meadville Telephone,
1-
3
12-
1-
9
12-19
1-
9
12-19
12-15
Mercantile
12-15
Mercantile Stores,
1-
2
12-15
2-
1
1-10
(quar.)
•
(quar.)
Rollway Corp.
dividend
Stock
$1.60
Lock
Pipe
Steel
Locke
Loew's
Theatres (quar.)
(Marcus)
1
1-19
Merchants Acceptance
1
1-12
2-
1
3-
Stock
Merchants
Fast
1-15
12-
9
Merchants
National
12-
Machine
&
12-
7
Metro
1-. 3
12-15
1-16
12-20
2%
1-16
12-20
1-
1
12-12
1-
1
12-12
1-
1
1-
1
1-
3
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
$1.25
$1.0614
$1.08%
$1.28(4
30c
2%
preferred B (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
4.35%
preferred E & F (quar.)
5%
4Y2%
5%%
preferred H
(quar.)
Long Island Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)—
Long Mile Rubber (stock dividend)
Quarterly
Lone
Star
Brewing
(quar.)
Extra
Lorain
Power
Louisville
Gas
&
preferred
Lucky Larger
Lucky
1-
(quar.).
Electric,
(increased)
com.
Brewing
Typograph,
Ltd
:
(quar.)
common
Foundry
preferred
common
1-10
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
&
Forbes
preferred
:
1-16
12-30
12-15
1-
Co.,
2-
3
(quar.)
1
3
12-19
1-
3
12-19
1-
1-
9
12-15
2
12-15
12-29
1-13
414%
4%
Co.,
preferred
preferred
12-30
Magnin
(Joseph)
Magor Car Corp.
11-25
12-30
11-25
Minnesota &
12-30
11-25
Minnesota
12-27
Priority
(reduced)
_
5%
preferred
Public
Maine
4.75%
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
:
_
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)
Service
preferred
——
Co.,
A
Class
C
1-
9
Missouri
1-
9
Mobile
4%
12-30
12-16
1-15
12-31
4
1-
1
12-16
4-
6
3-20
12-29
12-15
(quar.)
1-
3
5%
pref. A
Manchester Gas,
Ins.
Manufacturers Trust
(Toronto)
Co.
.
Marine
t
Electric,
;
$1
;
'
B
Market. Basket
Corp.
Cement
preferred
Marsh
(M.)
Marshall
12-20
1-16
6%
Maryland
(quar.)
Extra
__i—
net
From
capital
Mastic
investment
Life
12-30
McBrine
-
1-
3
1-
3
12-22
income
Ltd.,
(24c
plus
1-
3
12-12
Stock
3
12-22
Motorola,
12-
Mount
1
30c
12-31
2
11c
from
36c
from
(J.
11-30
18c
12-29
11-30
*
60c
1-
1
12-15
5c
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-
9
&
5%
•
12-
9
Nashville
12-
9
Nassau
12-20
1-
1
12-
2-
15c
Ray}
& Co.
—
1
1-10
5%
12-29
12-16
6214c
12-30
12-
McDonnell Aircraft
(quar.)
,__
Corp.
15c
-
(N.
&
1
25c
1-
1-
3
1
12-20
12-
9
Brunswick Trust Co.
preferred (annual)
Electric System
England
Hampshire
Insurance
Haven
12-20
12-30
2- 1
30c
27c
50c
(quar.)
.____
9
12-29
12-
8
4%%
preferred
12-
8
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
4.05%
preferred
Orleans
12-29
12-29
1-16
•/"•■•/
;•
.
l;
-v
12- 7
12- 7
$1.09
1- 3
1- 3
'
12-12
12-12
50c
1- 3
11-25
$2.50
'
'V;.
12-30
•
1-1
1- 1
1-1
$1
$1.01(4
(quar.)
Public Service—a
12-16
12-16
12-16
12- 9
12- 9
12-15
12-15
1- 3
1- 3
12-29
1- 2
V
"
,
(quar.J____
12-29
•
12- 9
12- 9
12-28
12-29
1- 3
47(4c
10c
22(4c
New
9
12-15
12-24
1-10
$1.38
$1.15
$1.50
43c
i
12-
12-30
3-31
1-15
(quar.)
Jersey Natiural Gas (quar.)
New Jersey Power & Light—
4% preferred (quar.)____
12-15
.
12-30
1- 3
55c
(quar.)
Gas
12-
1-
12-
9
.
$1.18%
------
(quar.),,
Ltd. (stock
New
Telephone
preferred
3.40%
12-12
4.10%
preferred
12-2
12-
2
12-
2
12-15
12-15
Normetal
»
North
1-
6
12-14
-
.2%
1-20
12-28
1-13
12-30
6c
Telegraph-Co.
2-iO
2-28
/■.
-
,
1-15
'
12-31
Decatur
(Glen
•
American
North
RR.
American
Life
(quar.)
Van
Extra
North
Judd
Mfg.
Pittsburgh
•/North
Star
Oil,
5%
1-20
1-16
5
Northern
1-16
12-31
5c
1- 1
12-15
62(4c
12(4c
1-
1
12-15
12-30
12-15
5%
Illinois
preferred
$5.50
Corp.
(quar.),.
Bank
of
—
(stock dividend)
Y.)
(quar.)
Commerce
2
12-21
Natural
12-30
20c
2c
1- 3
12-16
1-16
12-30
1-14
12-15
4-15
4-10
1-10
60c
1-3
5.60%
Northern
Pacific
1-
12-20
of
Gas—" "
!
N.
'
Y.
12rl5
-
;|12-1.5
2
12- 9
11^15
12-15
1-
■
$2
25c
•.
12-8
1- 3
1-16
1-1
12-30
2-1
2- 1
2- 1
10-14
12-23
12-23
12-23
.44c
$1.06(4
37(4c
12-30
1-14
2-17
11-18
12-16
2- 1
$1.37(4'
$1.45
$1.40
(quar.)_
55c
$40c
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1-31
1-15
$3c
1-16
12-16
12-16
.12-16
1-10
12-31
- 12-30
i2c.
1-16
-
30c
$1.25
$1.37(4-
____«
.___
(quar.)__.
*
""
.-
(quar.)_^__
Ry.
(quar.)
u.
Power. Ltd. (quar.)_____—
Northern
Quebec
Telephone, Ltd. (quar,)
.
-
—
3
,
Service—
Northern
Extra
.'»
$62 (4c
(quar.),.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
1-
-
(quar.)__,_
Co.
11-30
12-20
3
1-/3
.
40c
.
(Chicago), (quar.)__,__,-
75c
.1-
3
,
,
12-30
12- 9
12-20
60c
;
i___:
-
preferred
Northern Trust Co.
(Houston)—
(quar.)
••
(quar.),"
Northern
5(4%
.,
common
Public
preferred
5.80%
-
(quar.)_i,_:_i__L__
Indiana
-
'5c
(quar. )__i/_^__
Insurance
12-15
12-30
Gas,
preferred
4(4%
12-15
2%
$1.50
$1.50
,
10%\ r 1- 3'' 12-13
„./- /
25c
1-16
12-30
10c
1- 3
12-15
25c
(quar.}„i_ui.^w^--_;-i.-■
Northern
10c
(quar.)
Check
1-
12-.1
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
1-' 3 " 12-20
; H .3 ' 12rJ3
15c
Ry. (s-a)^:
Corp., common
preferred
4.40%
12-30
50c
'
___^
:
Telephone
Central
93%c
- -
(quar. )____-__u
Ltd.—'
Illinois
—_
Lines-
___;
&
Northern
(s-a)
v.
.
North Penn Gas Co.,,
Northern
(quar.)
..
12-29
'1-
$1■
50c.
$iv.)
(reduced-quar.)
American
12-15
(s-a)
(stock
Insurance
North
1- 4
12-31
12-31'
.12-3} 4
12-31
$4
Aviation-(quar.)^__v__-l.—__
8c
Gtd.
tj...-,:.:--:;.-
(Subject to approval of stockholders Feb. 14).
11-28
1-
12-31.
850
5 /"•■
1-16
dividend)_l,
12-15
12-14
90c
'97(4c
$1.02(4
Bank-::)Mass.)__
National
—35c
Cove)
',
/
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred
,
2
1
1~
Mining, Ltd. .(final)12c
Adams
North
,*
',1-
.
12-31
1-13
"'f-
(quar.)
•
1
20c„;.
Extra
North
12-16
V 4.
2-
4.85% preferred; (quar.)
i_4
$1.21%
12-31
12-T
5.25%
preferred (quar. ) ^
x_J_ : $1.31(4'
12-31
1?t;-1
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd.,; common (quar. ) ' V $15c
-1- 2 . 12- 9
;c.
; Extra'_$200^ '" 1- 2
. 12- ,9
Class B ( quar. )____i._-__:j;i;^i^___^__4_u__
$15c <
1- 2'. 12- 9
i
Extra
^
$?0c
1- 2 ' -12- .9
'
412-29
Corp.—
...
12--9
12- 9
1: .1-10
93%cj
''*'K
preferred-(quar.)
22 (4c
common
'; 'j
93%c S
(quar.)
:;J,
12-23
..
" 1-1
1- l1*
-
•' 93%c
preferred -(quar.)
preferred
Power
12-30
$1.50
3.90%
Mohawk
12-15
"•
:
$1.12(4
-
(Ohio)—
pfd.
12-15
1
..*••
-
.4
(quar.)_^
3.60%
..25c
;
(quar..
Gas—
&
(quar.)_,_;
1'
1
/
35c
(quar.)______^,
Niagara
12-15
-
"/
;.
/Newport Electric Corp., 3%% -pfd. • (quar.)_Niagara Frontier Transit (quar.)^,^
12-15
.
Electric
preferred
6%
9
12-15
-
State
preferred
12-31
"1-3
1-27
Mining—
-
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%%
9
1-16
«
$2.50
Rosario
12-16
12-30
\ C
-
York
,
(s-a)
(s-a
Honduras
12-23
-
1- 1
$1
20c
&
(quar.)__
Co., common
3.75%
Newark
1-10
12-
preferred
York
RR.
4.50%
-
12-13
-12-
Harlem
&
Quarterly
12-15
1-14
1- 3
1- 3
York
New
11-29
1-30
York, Chicago & St. Louis'RR.
10%
11-29
11-
dividend)
100 held),—
New
New
5
-
i,
*
Quarterly
Extra
1-3
31c
i
(quar.)
_____
Extra
12-15
12-20
/.
—i—
(quar.)
National Aeronautical Corp.
National Bank (Auburn, N.
Quarterly
12-15
12-20
.
&
Gas
...
—
Corp.
12-15
12-13
12-29
1- 3
—
(New Jersey)—
12-30
5c
Extra
Natco
12-14
12-21
1- 3
12-28
—.____
North American Refractories
Y.)—
Dairies,
Trust
National
(quar.)
2
2
(quar.)
(quar.)44>L
preferred
England
New
12-15
1-
(quar.)—_—
common
12-30
'.$1.75
20c
——
Industries,
Nation-Wide
(quar.)
2
1
1-
21-19
21-19
12-27
-
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
New England Telephone & Telegraph
11-29
;
*
—__
preferred (s-a)
class A (quar.)
20c
preferred
1-
12-
Mills
Consolidated
6%
12-16
1
1
\
■
..
Nasco, Inc.,
2
,
1-
1-3-61
(quar.)
4c
W
2
7
Corp.
4.60%
12-15
2
,
(quar.)
3
a
1-
12-15
12-27
(quar.)
dextra)
System
250c
participating pref. (s-a)
$2.50
(N. Y.)
Co.
Consolidated—.
Co.
(stock
1-
(quar.)
1-
(Pgh.)
(quar.)
(increased)
Electric Assn. (incr.)
New
England National Bank (increased)
Formerly New England Trust Co.
New England Power, 5.52%
pfd. (quar.),!—
12-12
62(4c
:,,
(quar.)—_______I—
Company
1-
25c
Ins.
3%
12-15
12-28
-
(quar.)
Co.
Brass
250c
(participating)-
Fire
Northern
N
9
$1.50
(quar.)—
2
12-12
12-30
;
■
Extra
12-13
12-27
,
(quar.)
(quar.),—
Products
Inc.
Royal
Mutual
(quar.)—.
:
common,
Co.
shares for each
Mueller
realized
(stock dividend)
——.
——,
dividend
Diablo
Muter
2
1-
t35c
.
1-16
15c
1-10
t20c
1- 3
t$1.75
,1-3
t$1.75
1- 3
20c.- 1-3
593/eC
1- 3
.
(quar.),
—
Quarterly
in¬
net
;—
Mountain States Telephone &
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.,
11-30
12-29
Fund
lOc
(L.), Ltd.,
Corp.
12-27
6c
(3
Union
New
12-15
3
1-
Ltd.—
*
,
;
,'
—4*30c ;
12-29
U,_
Trust
:
1-
.
common
Electro
Initial
.
1- 3
1- 3
12-30
15c
(Toronto)
New
12-30
1
1-
25c
.-$1.75
t25c
(quar.)
Cafeterias
50c
•
(quar.)
Corp., common,
McDermott
"Morse
12-12
50c
2-
12%
(quar.),,
&
preferred
-Mount
gains)
McCandless
7%
(John)
Morrison-Knudsen
income)
participating preferred
McCord
12-16
-
(extra)
;
Fund
Mays (J. W.), Inc.
McCall
1
1-20
12-30
12-22
50c
(quar.)—
& Storage,
(quar.)
Forging,
Guaranty
$1.1214
Dock
Dry
(quar.)_.
$6 partic. prferred
$6
1-
Corp
Maxwell,
Morrison
$150
Inc.
Maxwell
Morrell
Investment Trust—
Massachusetts
Mattel,
-Morgan
3114c
long-term capital gains-
vestment
12-16
12-15
11-30
1
(quar.)
common
B
preferred
12-15
3714c
Works
prior preferred
3
1-
Co.—
i
Quarterly from investment income
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock
(From
4%%
12-31
*
___
„
414% preferred (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding &
Corp.
$1.0614
1-18
12-30
$1.17
Morgan Engineering Co.—
$2.50
12-12
12-28
(New Jersey)—
(quar.),
A
preferred
.Moore Drop
,
,
(quar.L
Dock
12-30
30c
—....
—
Dry
&
;
—!____
Massachusetts
12c
(quar.)_„
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
Common
i
12-21
3
1-
7
.
.
pfd.
preferred
3
1-
*,•
12-15
12-31
12-15
12-15
17(4c
1-16
$1.06(4
2-15
Nekossa-Edwards Paper (quar.)
20c
12-31
Neon Products of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
'
$15c
1-20
Quarterly
.,'_u
•«
tl5c :•
4-21
Newark Electronics, class A,—,_—
J— «.?\ 6(4c
12-30
New Brunswick Telephone, Ltd.
(quar.)—__
$15c
1-16
12-12
1-18
2-1
1- 3
1- 3
15c
Ltd.
4(4%"
12-21
(quar.)
preferred
7%
3-1
J50c
55c
25c
15c
Co.
Co.,
Extra
12-15
12-31
1-16
I,,'—
Ltd.,
Corp.,
7%
12-21
1-
Moore
;
-
10%
——-——
(Boston)—
quarterly
Neiman-Marcus
12-21
'
Chemical
V-
12-21
25c
25c
.
.
-
2
1-2
25c
(quar.)—
Co.—
Bank
(quar.)
common,
_——
__4.
Trust
12-20
.
(quar.)
(quar.}
Co., 414%
Maryland Casualty Co.
Masonite
1-16
12-30
>20c
30c
$1.12(4
Equipment Co. (quar.),,——
Montreal
12-30
3
12-31
45c
Montrose
1-
1-31
1-16
(quar.),,,',
B
;
T
Bank
Transit
Nebraska
12-16
12-23
Refrigerating
__1L——__
Class
(Ala.)—
Insurance
Trust
Nautec
12-16
Montreal
3
21714c
common
.
Mfg.
Marshall-Wells Co.,
.
1-
1-14
12-14
Locomotive
12-10
22214c
(quar.)_.
&
1-27
12-27
Security
Shawmut
12-30
12_30
12-30
1-14
1-14
6c
National
12-30
2
dividend
A
12-16
3
1-13
2
Montreal
-.12-16
2$1.25
—
& Son
Field
25c
3
Class
3
1-
1-
National
Stock
12-15
1-
1-
1-
Montgomery Ward & Co., common
12-15
12-20
12-29
Quarterly
12-16
(quar.)__.
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)—___L
Marlin-Rockwell
Marquette
6%
pfd.
(quar.)
(Calif.),
preferred
;
'
5%
<fc Telephone
4.70%
;
He
1
National
New
Ltd.
Utilities,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Montclair
,
12-16
12-31
72c
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
preferred
2
3
12-31
214 %
Ltd.,
Maritime Telegraph
Common
1-
*
1-
12-15
1-10
Ltd.,
Montana-Dakota
12-19
2
10c
'
(N. Y.)
Auto
12-15
12-31
122(4c
$22(4c
+$1
common
4.50%
5
12"-31
5%
(quar.)—
12-19
12-15
f
-
—65c
National-Standard Co. (quar.)
■
; 35c
National State Bank of Newark, N. J._
62 (4c
Extra
10c
National Terminals Corp.
(quar.)
25c
5
12-
1- 5
net invest-
5c
___'
dividend
Increased
12-15
12-
1
Assurance
Investments,
5
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Midland Trust
Maritime
7%
$$1.25
1-
(quar.)—'
A
——
Life
'
1-15
1-16
-
Marine Midland Corp.
Stock Dividend
'
12-
—
.
Knitting,
Monroe
1-13
12-19
3
65c
1
Extra
1
3
1-
230c
215c
Maple Leaf Gardens. Ltd. (quar.)i
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd., common (quar.)„ ;
5% preferred (quar.)
Maremount Auto Products
21-
$1.70
(s-a)
(increased)—-
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
3
1
15c
85c
15c
(quar.)
,,
(s-a)____
4(4% pref. (quar.) '$$1.12(4
(Winnipeg) (s-a)—
$40c
Monarch Mills
(extra)
,4
40c
Monmouth Park Jockey Club, common
45c
12-15
62 (4 c
$1.75
preferred (accum.)—
7%
Life
B
Voting
& Company—
(quar.)
1-
1-
$2.
27(4c
$1.22(4
$25c
25c
—
Monarch
12-15
12-29
class
Ltd.,
Stock
National
12-15
1-
30c
60c
(quar.)
Monarch
.
25c
25c
5314c
.
—
dividend
Class
Mallory (P. R.»
Manufacturers
Containers,
National
9
12-15
1- 9
12-12
12-19
"
.
series
New
(quar.)
Molson's Brewery, Ltd.—
*
'
80c non-cum. partic. class A
12-16
1
12-
3
1- 3
1- 3
2- 1
12-28
1- 3
<-
—
series
Dividend
9
11-21
12-16
.
Research Corp.__„.—
&
•/•
2-10
1- 2
5%
2%
62(4c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Mfg.
5
1- 5
1- 5
*
50c
50c
(stock dividend)—
Machinery (stk. dividend)
&
Balanced
Co.,—
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
1-17
1-
Birmingham RR.
Mohawk Rubber Co.
6-14
1-31
&
Modern
3-16
6-30
Corp.
Co.
preferred
4.90%
12-15
3-31
—
(s-a)
Mobile Gas Service, common
12-31
1-
(quar.)
preferred
1
1-20
30c
(quar.)
B
414%
1
2-
Monarch
(quar.)
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works—
Class
2-
Fuel
River
Mississippi Valley Gas
7
lZf
1-
25c
l®0
$1.25
.
Corp.
series
Bond
12-16
12-31
$1.25
$1.15
$1.10
40c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
_!—
(quar.)__—_.—
Pacific RR., class A (quar.)
Mississippi
12-23
pfd.
4.60%
3
12- 2
1- 6
12-14
12-14
12-14
income:
New
(quar.)
preferred
12-
$0.59375
5c
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)_,
Majestlc-Penn State
5
3
preferred
4.40%
ment
12-20
1-
45c
25c
40c
Paper (quar.)
Light—
&
Mississippi Power Co.,
12-12
1-
$1.0614
$1
20c
25c
10c
225c
225c
225c
2$ 1.25
—.
5%
11-25
12-12
1
1-
5c
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
shares
1-
Ontario
Power
1
12-31
2%
dividend
Stock
Mining Corp.
12-20
1-
l(4c
B
12-30
3
Screw
12-31
1-
B (quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly distributions from
12-20
12- 9
1- 6
2- 1
__i__
Industries
National Securities
12-21
2%
of Canada, Ltd. (s-a)
Minneapolis, St. Paul & S. S. Marie RR
65%c
(quar.)
shares
(quar.)
Bros,
45c
—-——
Mading Drug Stores Co. (quar.)
Mailman Corp. Ltd. Priority shs.
Priority
Class
Philipp
Rubber
National
1-16
1-16
tl5c
12(4c
(increased)
Ltd.
dividend
26c
(initial)—
A
(quar.)—
A
B
Chemicals
12-30
1-13
Corp.
&
Stock
1
12-29
5%
—;
Minerals
12-30
,_
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)
dividend
National
12-16
12-29
50c
37(4c
15c
10c
56(4c
15c
1—
—
preferred
Propane
National
(quar.)
common
Co.
Mindustrial
12-30
(quar.)
common
&
H.)
Co.,
convertible
Falls
Stock
1-16
:
preferred
(R.
4(4%
Millers
12-15
1-
12-31
quarterly
Presto
12-16
12- 9
12- 9
12-15
1- 3
—
Increased
12-19
1- 2
1- 3
,v
National
1-14
1
2-
common
(quar,)^.—
National
12-24
1-31
Service,
Mortgage & Investment, com.
Newark & Essex Banking—
National
2
1-
preferred
6%
Co.,
i.
preferred
National
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Miller-Wohl
11-30
2
1-
Factors
Lead
2
12-
12-31
56%c
(quar.)
Securities Investment,
12-
1
1-10
20c
15c
25c
,
219c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Macmillan Petroleum Corp
Macy
Mill
.'.
(quar.)
Ohio) common
preferred (quar.)
6%
1-
12-30
Inc.
:
(quar.),.
Reclaiming Co., com. (quar.)
1
1-
1%
—
(Dayton,
12-19
3
Co.
2
12-30
12- 9
$5c
$1.50
:
Quarterly
2
12-
.___—
preferred
Midwest
1-20
1-
1-16
—
(initial)
Trucks
514%
4(4%
40c
$1.50
15c
$19c
(quar.)
Extra
B
Abrasive
Midwest Rubber
10c
common
Gas
12-16
(quar.)
Power & Paper, class
MacLaren
Mack
Midsouth
Mid-West
12-30
1-16
12-
1
1- 3
1-16
1- 2
2%
V
:
(quar.)
Linen
2
2- 1
30c
$15c
$37(4c
50c
(quar.),
—;
National Malleable & Steel Castings Co.—
1-
3.3%
—
12-
12-30
15c
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—
A
Extra
12-16
1
2%
common
dividend
National
5%
12-20
12-21
12- 9
1-16
(Hartford)—
Co.
Ltd.,
1-16
1- 1
.
—
Co,
Gas
National
12-19
7c
i—
dividend
Stock
$.001
class A
MacLidden Publications Inc.
Class
1
2-
12-15
9
7
12-16
1-
.
1-16
B
MacAndrews
6%
Co.,
(increased)
Financial
Class
2-
$1.50
35c
20c
53 (4c
12c
(s-a)
Videotronics,
MPO
1-
37*4c
$6c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lunkenheimer Co. (quar.)
Lytton
12-15
t25c
preferred
414%
12-15
2
1212-
3
.1-1
$1.10
Mid-America Corp. (quar.),
_—5c
Midland Enterprises, Inc
$3.85
Midland-Ross Corp., common (quar.),,.
75c
5(4 % 1st preferred (quar.)
$1.37(4
Middle South Utilities
(quar.)
25c
Middle States Telephone (111.)
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
3
Class
12-29
27(4c
50c
———
preferred
4.40%
2
1
dividend
Stock
1-
20c
Lynchburg
(accum.),—
1-
38c
*
(quar.)
Extra
6%
pfd.
Michigan Gas & Electric, common-;
3114c
Co., Ltd.
M.)
Breweries,
Lager
Ludlow
:—
(quar.)—
(Walter
Michigan
12-15
$1.04
$1.24
$1.29
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Lowney
12-12
Light—
preferred
4.96%
5%
&
preferred
4.16%.
4.44%
12-12
$1.25
(quar.)
pfd.
5%
;_—-
National
1-
1-
35c
.
J.)
Insurance
Fuel
9
12-16
12-15
35c
(quar.)
N.
Fire
Stock
12-29
96(4c
97 (4 C
$1.08%
$1.11(4
15c
(quar.)—
(quar.),—.——___—
12-16
1-13
Y.)
Grocers,
12-20
40c
30c
2-10
12-17
12-13
(Al¬
Trust
&
(quar.)
$1.50 preference (quar.)——
National Gypsum Co., common (quar.)
3
1-
3-10
12-31
1-13
12-30
1-14
(quar.),,,,,
Bank
Community Bank
National
1-
62(4c
87(4c
———
(Fred), Inc., class A
Miami Tile & Terrazzo (quar.)
5(4%
1-13
dividend)
(stock
Register
National
~1-10
12-
19)
J.)___
(increased)
N.
common
Quarterly
12-16
1-25
95c
(quar.)—,
Bakeries,
12-30
87(4c
2%
—
preferred
preferred
4.45%
12-28
15c
50c
12- 9
12- 9
12-20
.
40c
N.
National
12-16
40c
•
.
,•
V .
(quar.)
National Company (stock dividend)
National Electric*Welding Machine
(quar.),
12-16
2
3.80%
Meyer
25c
_—
Telephone Co.,
Louisiana
10c
50c
——
..
(quar.)__
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.),
i—1~~—
Edison,
preferred
4.35%
Long Island Lighting Co.—
7%
Corp.,
preferred
3.85%
3.90%
2
Co.
(Rutherford,
9
1-
Co.,
Commercial
National
50c
2%
(quar.)__
pfd.
Goldwyn Mayer
Metropolitan
,17V4c
10c
dividend
Thermit
Metal
12-
3
12-30
12-30
12-30
4%
$1.25
70c
6%
(quar.)
(stock divd.)
Westchester
(Westfield,
Cash
bany,
12-16
12-14 '
1-
—•
(quar.)——
7
12-20
12-26
12-29
12-20
common
12-
12-30
12-30
Extra
Logan (Jonathan) Inc.
<increased-quar. >
Longines-Wittnauer Watch (reduced-quar.)_
Stock
Mesta
9
12-16
National
12-30
(quar.)_
(Boston)
Bank
Company,
Can
National
11- 30
12-20
(quar.)______
Lines
Motor
Biscuit
11-30
45c
(quar.)__—
$3.50 preferred (quar.),—.—
Merry Bros. Brick & Tile (stock dividend)
12-14
1-14
12-27
National
3
37(4c
*—._.———
1
9
of
Bank
1-
12-30
(quar.)
Corp., class A
dividend
212-
Bank
Pa.)
(Subject to approval of stkhlders. Jan.
12-15
1-
10c
30c
30c
•
County,
,
National
1
12-30
Trust
National
12-15
12-15
7(4 c
$1.50 conv. preferred (quar.)—
Merchants Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)
1
&
1-31
(quar.)
(Chambersburg,
12-31
,
17)
(Fairfield
Bank
12-27
25c
—-
12-30
Banx
2-28
12(4%
(stock dividend)
stockholders at
of
National
Chicago—•
of
Bank
2-
12-31
2
1
approval
meeting Jan.
Extra
1-
32c
—.
&
1-
2-
12-31
(quar.)—45c
Louis)
(St.
_
Merck
(quar.)
Chain
Co.
National
2-
1-12
National
12-15
2
1-
25c
Extra
-
140c
25c
30c
J$1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(Chicago)
(Dallas)
(year-end)
1-19
2%
Co., Ltd.—
series B (quar.)
(increased)
pref.
1st
Joint
12 (4 c
.
.
Groceterias
Bank
Inc.
1
60c
(quar.)
—
(s-a)
6%
2-
55c
60c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Trust Co.
National
Trust
3
Detroit
of
to
annual
National
Mercantile National Bank
12-15
Quarterly
11-10
75c
$30c
50c
—
(s-a)
1
Mercantile
12-16
5%
Ltd.,
1
Bank
(Subject
Bank
National
Distilleries.
Merchandise
National
1-
25c
30c
62(40
—
.
preferred (s-a)
5%
1-
12-31
12-20
Conn.)
___,—!
(quar.)
(Concord, New Hamp.)
Melchers
12-20
Payable of Rec.
Share
>
Holders
When
Per
12-20
1- 1
.
(quar.)
Co.
50c
15c
87V2C
pfd.
Extra
Lipe
&
1-
common
preference
Co.
Mechanics
—
Mfg.
Johnson
30c
$0.359375
(quar.)..
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lincoln Rochester
Link-Belt
dividend
3-10
1-
Life Insurance
Printing,
Loblaw
Stock
3
3
2- 3
50c
12 (4c
(quar.)
1-20
15c
Tobacco, 7%
Myers
(Fort Wayne)
$3.50
Inc.
11-
10c
(quar.)—
Monday. December 26, 1960
.
Name of Company
Engineering Co.—
4-14
$1.43%
(quar.;
preferred (quar.)
National
Lincoln
McQuay,
&
preferred A (quar.)—___
1-31
^
Liggett &
Trucking Co.
Machine
conv.
5%
(Greenville, S. C.)—
Liberty Loan Corp., com.
5%%
5%
5%
,
Life Insurance
Lincoln
McLean
McNeil
1
1-16
2-
15°
5%% pfd.
(annual)
50c
25c
10%
dividend
4™
Water,
(Fred) & Co.
Liberty
12-30
Stock
.
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Extra
10c
Forms
Lexington
Ley
12-14
1-14
Per
v
(quar.)
Machine
McKay
12-15
2
1-
1%
Ltd.
(stock dividend)—
(stock dividend)
Cooke,
Business
Lewis
12-29
$1.12(4
dividend
Lewers
_
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
75c
35c
(quar.)
Inc.
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
.
3
t "
.
.1.Continued
on page
48
Volume
192
Number 6015
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(2619)
15
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year iyjy
Lowest
40
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Sep
1
59% Feb
9
108 % Oct
20
i
134
40
27% Dec
46 % Nov
57
8
16
21
Abacus Fund
26
69% Jun
15
114% Jun
10
Mar
8
42% Jun
4%
29
—
Monday
ABC
1
35% Oct
4
25
52
Jan
23% Jan
15
2
12
Jun
Jan
23
17
Dec
2
5
Dec
ACF-Wrigley
6
23
34% July 15
30% Mar
9
16
Sep
32% Jan
6
Acme
ACF
Industries
Steel
Sep
23% Jan
55
71
Sep
3
32%
33%
32%
387/a
32%
37%
38%
37'/a
16%
37%
15%
16
15%
16
16%
1
23%
24
16%
23%-
16%
24%
16%
24
167/a
24%
15,100
No par
36%
37%
23%
35%
24%
36%
23%
35%
36
23%
11,000
34%
35%
33%
34%
4
Admiral
40% Mar
1
23
Aeroquip
9% Oct
28
20% Feb
59% Sep
3% Sep
16% Nov
29
85
9
J an
4
7% Jan
28
14
Air
A
17
22% Apr
8
11% Oct
4
2
53% Dec
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
Alco
18
38% Feb
8
T7 Va Jun
12
53% Jun
Aldens
Sep
15
79
Feb
17
84
Aug 26
9% Jan
28
15% Nov
18
32% Jan
28
54% Nov
18
28% Oct
25
45
44% Jan
Jan
60% Aug 31
38% Apr '24
32 % Sep
28
56% Jan
4
33% Jan
27
33
Jun
19
89
Dec
30
102
Apr
8% May 11
8
12% Feb
10
28% Aug 25
57
Dec
30
"9
17% Dec
4
90 % Jan
Dec
15% Oct
13% Jan
42% Aug
12
100
5
19
May 27
27
77 Va
39
1
40
Jan
July 15
28% Sep
28
61% Oct
26
108
12
51
Dec
10
27% Dec
106 % Feb
22
*91%
35% Apr
33% Apr
30
62
Nov
28
19
Dec
23
50% Mar 15
Amerace
78 % Jan
6
Amerada
31% Jan
21
23% Oct
26
17% Apr
26
25% Jan
106'A Jan
2
160% Apr
50 Va Sep
32% Oct
7
46% Dec
68
Jan
2
84% May 29
57
Oct
18
23% Sep
22
39% May
6
13 % Oct
24
45% Jan
2
3
35% Oct
8
20% Jan
19
40% No-v
35% Sep
47% Jan
84
Jan
46% Sep
45% Oct
35
14% Mar 18
60% Jan
2
6
30% Dec
1
40% Mar
35% Dec
14
13
13
17
2
19
20
I
May.Ii
Feb
..
17% Sap
4
28
22
*
20% Jan
105
10
Co
13 % Oct
20
17% Feb
18
94
52% Nov
J&n
American
&
American
American
31% Sep
20
58 % Jan
0
16
20% Jun
1
27% Jan
15
86% Jan
14
92 %
31
28% Jan
Jan
22
24% Dec
30
32% Jan
22
13
13% Jun
8
10
18
13% Oct 21
Dec
Oct
17% Dec
73 % Apr
14
4% 7#
Aug 15
22
55% Mar 23
81
Dec
&
18% Nov
4
13
Sep
22
137
Dec
54% Mar
22
31
Dec
18
41 Va
Sep
9
41
May
Motors
American
Natural
44
Sep
1
American
News
67
Jun
20
American
11
85% Dec
14
Amer
24
48 % Aug
12
1
138% Jan
1
7
28 Va Oct
17
133
Dec
54
30
Dec
29
117% Oct
5
148% Mar 20
63 % Mar
35% Aug
21% Oct
14
American
12
American
133% Dec
9
54
Jun
12
117
34% Dec
30
18
125
25'A Mar 26
.
Feb
Mar
Jun
Dec" 22
26% Dec
28
105
Jan
"43% Mar
9
62% Aug 24
8
126
Aug
34
Jan
38 Va Jan
4
25
10
21
35% Feb
18
22
89
17
79"Va Jan
31Va Feb
27% Mar 15
75 Va Sep
23
37
Sep~22
Jan
129% Jan
16
'
17% Dec
25 Vt Nov
29% Aug
27% May
23
24 Va Nov
4
14% Jan
2
51 Va Nov
26.
20
19 Va Oct
63
Dec
25% Mar
7
1
29% Sep
27% Sep
25
21
Feb
26
14
Mar
8
45*
2
Jan
7
19% Oct
"23
Mar" 13
33% Feb
17
58% Sep
50% Dec
22
74% Mar 17
,42% Oct
31
1
60% Mar 18
33
Feb
3
86
Dec
17,
34
Mar
4
28% Oct
20
467/a
47
30% Dec "
July 28
31% Oct
5
Sany
No
par
43%
43
43%
3,000
72'A
74
75
19%
19%
19%
4,400
19%
19%
19%
76%
19%
*39%
40%
39
39
*39%
39%
85%
84%
12
Water
5%%
Corp
17
44% Aug 12*.
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;
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.
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85%
♦84%
44%
43%
44
Va
56,500
28%
29 Va
29
58%
58%
20%
29%
3,100
57%
58%
57%
20'A
20%
16,700
20%
20%
33
32%
32%
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18%
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18%
8%
23%
23
185
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18
8%
8%
24 V4
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61%
23%
footnotes,
see page 26.
20%
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18%
18%
24
23%
184
186
183 %
61
62
61%
20
20%
20%
20%
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13%
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14
14
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104
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104
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9,200
42,000
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186
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6,200
6,900
11,000
1,300
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1,700
20
3,100
104
83%
91 Vt
87%
89%
85
86%
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85 Va
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84
84,
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85%
36 Va
86%
35%
36%
86 Va
36
36
%
35%
37
24%
'
91%
25
35%
24%
24%
35%
24%
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24%
25 Va
24%
25
*90'/a
91%
90%
90%
10
13%
13%
11,000
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15%
500
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13%
~
93
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14,/b
92
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13%
14
15%
15/2
15%
18
18%
18
18%
79
80
79 A
38 V2
39
38
'15%
|
59
59%
59
85%
42
12 Va
141%
14%
18Va
17%
17%
17%
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80 A
81
259,500
78
80'A
78%
79%
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9,100
39
38%
39'/a
38 Va
38%
59%
59 Va
59%
59%
59%
59%'
81
83
79%
81%
80%
81%
15,700
41%
42%
41%
42%
16,000
83,700
42%
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42
12%
12
42%
12%
141%
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141%
18
17%
58%
56
.
57 Va
135
,
18
56%
135%
33%
34
60
33%
.
12
-33%
12%
12
12%
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141%
*140
141%
33%
34
34
18
18
17%
17%
4,300
54%
55%
54
543A
13,900
135 Va
135%
135%
*59 Va
61
60
136
60%
.
60
22%
22%
213/4
22%
22
23
13,900
27%
273/a
273/4
27%
27%
11,000
125%
22%
23 Vt
27%
27%
277/a
72%
73
75
75%
76 %
28%
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
28
29%
28%
30%
30%
30 %
30
30%
30 V.
•122
78
28 Va
30 Va
>
75%
95%
96%
95%
103%
65%
65 "Va
64 Va
65%
120%
121%
121 Va
42%
43%
20
20
28%
26%
25
*26
14%
67
1
.
2,900
30%
2,400
101%
102%
283/a
30%
1017/8
211,000
41%
643/4
65%
64%
120%
121%
1213/4
1213/4
1,220
42%
41%
42
42%
42%
27,700
19%
19%
19
19%
3,900
19%
20
28%
29
29
*29
29'A
29
*26
26%
*26
26%
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26%
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263/4
14%
14
14 Va
200
14%
14%
64 Va
66
63%
65
22%
23%
64%
64%
23%
24%
10,400
23%
233A
23
43%
44 Va
24%
43%
44 Va
124,900
42%
43'A
43%
44 Vt
423/4
433A
43%
44%
43%
44%
43%
44
34%
35 Va
34 Vt
35
34%
34%
34
34%
1,190
35
353/4
34%
35'A
35%
36
2,900
No par
34%
35%
'
Va
•
14%
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t
.
,
Corp—
37%
35%
♦
92
■
29
14%
67
45
33
34,100
14%
44
36
65
20
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23%
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3,500
28%
1
65%
23
par
—
68%
43%
6.25
~
1.14%
43%
;
78
—
1213/4
121
42%
101
:
77%
125%
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50
1
1,100
27%
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24
Smelting—.1
350
60%
125%
72%
*28%
130%
*122 Va
27
25
4,100
17%
55%
135 Va
23%
Co com—5
34 Va
17 Ve
125%
41%
3,000
54 Vo
.
60
*122 Vo
121
3,300
59 Va
17%
136
14
14%
130
17%
33%
*135
13%
-
3,300
42,800
84%
'
*140
34%
13%
44,300
80 /a
83%
41%
11%
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93
15
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86%
38%
84
41V2
11%
,
13%
10
^10
200
18%
89%
25
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
5,300
33
*84%
,'
par
-21.80
20%
8%
8%
19Va
*100
,
62
185%
38%,'
—•46% "'46%
35%
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.
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38
46%
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.
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8,900
50,900
90%
,
."
90%
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37%
46%
6,600
-
92
37%
.
For
57
33%
*13%
104
.
18
58%
96%
—-—No
300
43'A
28%
65%
—
500
44%
28%
100
&
5,900
43%
64%
series
100
44%
95%
series
14,400
20
28%
12.50
Corp
36
84%
33%
Anderson Clayton & Co.-
;
84
25
„
—
;
25
common
Lead
40
85%
36 Va
1
—.—
* $4 preferred
v.
•19%
1
Works
Preferred
44% July 5
93% Oct 28
Feb
40
*84
par
Anaconda Wire & Cable
Jan
:?
45%
20
28'A
com—5
11
13
2,400
43%
73 '
45
43%
1
Anaconda Co
46% Dec
36 Va
43%
71%
1
39%
- -
•
par
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
36
3,
43%
' •
45%
28% ; 28%
57%7 58
•
par
15
85
30% Mar-
35%
43%
72%
70
45
.«43% '"44%
25
No
17
9
,
128,500
84%
•"-.**
1
68% Jan
41% Aug
6
36% Jan 14
.
-2
common
Anchor Hocking Glass
,95% Apr
•
com—1
54% Jan
6
46%
34%
19%
Tel Co
6%
Ampex
45%
33 Va
14
t
American Zinc
1
4,800
34 %
19% "
AMP Inc endorsed shares
42% Mar
31,500
37%
33%
14
55% Jun
1
15 Va
37%
35Va
1
—
Preferred
-
«.—««#
14%
37%
33'A
1
—
17
61
15%
35%
20%
Co
18% May 17
24
30 Va Sep
28
*00
14%
37%
,
,
.
32%
20%
Co
73 % Jun
.-
61
1,100
33 %
20
Co
6%
preferred
" American Viscose
27
T
300
4,100
38%
35%
61
Sugar Refining com
preferred
American
36
*37
22,100
184
Foundries
Stores
Tel &
20
35%
39
8%
60%
Tobacco
16
6,400
65,900
.
8%
125%
American
23% Jun
35%
25
20%
105
9%
60%
American
44VaDec
Inc
—
Co
20
130% Aug 31
24%
20%
*96
8%
61 Va
100
65% Dec
4
24 ?4
21%
105
48,400
*19%
185%
Seating Co
Ship Building Co—No
Smelt & Ref'g corn-No
21
Jan
*60
15%
37%
72%
9%
45%
60 Va
100
103 Va Dec
32% May 11
15% Jan
4
17
61
15%
37%
•
71%
-20%
-39%
t
1.66%
Std
&
4
117
55%. July 29
13% Mar 12
24%
20%
*98
72 Va
8%
32 %
HI
& Chem
51 Va May 19
117
24%
21%
105
100
47
*19%
*122%
7%
69%
46%
8%
25
American
30% Aug 26
400
1,800
47
20%
45
.20Va
.
Gas
non-cumulative
American
*46
70
8%
American Steel
3
46%
19
*19%
preferred_100
6%
19
8%
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
20
82 Va Feb
Sep 28
61% Oct 26
Rad
preferred
American Snuff
4
100
15%
;
-20 ■'
7%
4
21
2
Jun
American
144% Aug 25
27 Va Dec
Apr
10
6
25
72%
10
preferred
59
Dec
Potash
American
1
40,300
45%
19%
100
___12.50
Co
Co
Optical
American
3
Mar
*60
15%
38%
19% ;
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No
42
27
21%
105
61
15%
X33
71
No par
Corp
18
13% Dec
56% Feb
*60
15%
40
43%
Products
7%
Va
24%
21%
103%
19%
-
100
Climax
14
3
61
42%
'
-
-
100
Metal
Apr
I6V4 Feb
24%
21%
103%
71 Va
-
com—3.50
American
145% Aug 24
24%
21%
23%
102
8V4
100
Fdry
Metal
11% Nov
18% Apr 21
152
Mar 17
23%
*98
19%
~
_40c
of
Molasses
33 Va Oct
~3
25 "A
105
42%
Corp
American
21
71%
*55
23%
102
44%
;
.3
Machine & Metals.No par
43% Apr
Jufy'l
68%
15%
par
preferred
43% Apr
20
63%
46
69
No par
Mach
American
Aug
5>
29% Apr 18
47 Va
32%
t_10
Co
American
26
18
71%
58
68 %
35%
preferred
American
57%
No par V-•31 %
Corp
Investment Co
3.9091
41,500
57%
32%
Co
International
19
72
58
23%
*98
'
-
36Va
prior preferred
23
71%
*55
39 %
Products
r——1
Hospital Supply Corp—2
5Va%
91% Dec
56
—
47 Vo
*60
Home
American
86 Va Dec
72
56
*35%
Inc
American
4
98
Lines
9
14
62,200
68%
21 Va
—10
Secur
6
76% Jan
32%
32%
-No
Foreign Power
Ice
49% Jan
14
Power
9
Sep
6,300
32
47 %
24%
10
16% Jan
103
25 Va
32%
12.50
Co—
Hardware
American
American
18
25
32%
58
*100
Corp—.5
Export
American
17
89% Dec
6
Enka
European
American
May 19
30
21
21
American
American
18
25%
32%
71
67%
——No par
207/a Sep .:
4
21% Sep
Cable
Electric
24 Va Jan
2
25
&
American
14
25 Va
32
71
23%
102
47
25
59% July 18
33 % Jan
4
38% Jan
25%
32%
__1
Commer
62 Va Dec
25
32
Va
—
1
Corp
common
Distilling
11
260
69%
•
20
—
American
97/e Jan
*56
par
82
*98
25
32
69%
68'A
Corp—_—2
1
8
82
23
98%
38 Va
Cyanamid Co.
Jan
83
23%
98%
24%
37%
No
44%
6,900
23%
37%
American
31% Mar 15
*82
8
98%
Vt
preferred
198 Va Jun 15
9
16% Jun
2
\
>9
Feb
84
M
82% Sap
May 27
18% July
9
,t
24
44%
37
42
5
142 % Feb
July 27
29 % Dec
82
37
Barge Line Co
American Crystal Sugar com
4%% prior preferred
14
7
6% Jun
25
1
Sep
Can
i
27
Oct
17% Dec
15
59% Apr
34% Jan
66
American
v.
23% Oct 25
46% Jan 21
36% Mar
3
38% Jan
4
,59% Jun
44%
82
36%.
!
,
21
9,100
44%
36'/a
Radio
26
39% Oct
44%
44%
82%
35%
common
&
36% Bap
81% Jun
38% July 21
9
Apr
Cable
Chain
193
30
41
American
Chicle Co
45
29
76% Dec
1
Amer
28
43%
44%
82%
36
preferred
American
34% Apr
18% Jan
23
45% Oct
13% Sep
43% Jan
5
4,900
8
25%
-
31%
par
1
50
Inc
11
Mar 30
8%
8%
1,600
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
Nov
89
1,200
8 Va
8
35%
Arma
American
26
35%
8 %
*
Bosch
11
2
35%
8
36
preferred
23
Sep
49%
35%
Brake Shoe Co
44% July
48%
35%
12%
36%
American
24% Jan
May 28
13
48%
35%
36Vs
American
7%
13
48 Va
36%
par
7
5%
13
49%
36'%
13
44%
23%
25
100
.No
4
23
13
48%
37
common..—10
Note
76% Dec
55%
•46 • July 27
Jan"12
Dec
Bank
12%
48%
37
82
82
1
preferred
July 12
6%
i
-
9
17%. Dec
American
4
,,
<
x43%
12.50
Bakeries Co
26
I 65% July
Mar 13
15% Dec
American
12%
48%
8
*98
common
Oct
106
9
93
Airlines
convertible
12%
49
37%
8
10
:
3%%
38% Aug 23
51% Jan 13
.
26,600
Petroleum
40% Sap 29
46% Mar 22
16
4.100
54%
.—No par
Corp
44
2
14 %
>
16%
53%
1
!
61% Aug
7
55% Apr 28
25% Sep 14
24;'
I?:.'
2
:
July 28
16%
100
Co
_I.
Jan
20
16%
54%
—100
No
30
.46% Dec
16%
52%
10
51% Jan
6
Jan
91%
100
16%
56%
12%
preferred
63
4
19
16%
51%
36%
America
American
18
44% Jan
91
16%
56%
*48 Va
common..
Sugar
issued
American
25% Mar
11
Jan
Feb
..
44 Va Jan
4
20
36% Nov
31
Aug
30% Oct
20% Feb
36% Oct 30
• % Nov 27
122
18
13
33% Nov
Deq 29
37% Dec
34% Dec
7
44 % Mar 17
20 Va
91
2
2
Jan
7% Feb
88
9
9
95
16%
55%
Corp.._No Par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
27
18
10
.
When
16%
par
Cement
of
Amalgamated
4
Nov 28
23 Va Nov
42% Jan
Co
95
6,100
55%
5
Aluminium Limited
23
117% Nov
Mfg
Aluminum
*91 Va
16%
par
_—
4
29
95
107/a
55
common—No par
convertible
21
*91%
No
Corp
Portland
10%
40%
5
-
preferred
4.08%
10%
40
No
Products
Alpha
10%
1
Co__^
Laboratories Inc..
Feu
July 25
45,100
*82
95
Kid
Dec
55
20
83%
9
Inc
Chemical Corp—v
47
5
8,900
83%
•82
*91%
Industries
35% Jun
56% July 17
83%
2,700
10,100
19
44% Sep 22
89% Nov 25
51%
16,000
4
Jan
*82
51%
42%
Allis-Chalmers
36% Apr 13
35% Jan
51%
13,400
41 Va
4%
28
39 Va
50%
i
42%
Allied Stores Corp
28
Jan
115% July 24
May
1
May 11
Feb
13
132
13
83%
*82
31%
12%
41%
Allied
5
-
7,100
31%
12%
lOVa
5
15
4
31%
12%
51 %
35
12 Va Jan
24
4
31 %
12%
32%
Allied
26
4
32 Va
12%
51
10
Allen
Oct
83Va
,4
32
13
52 %
34%
Allied
Nov
83
32 %
'
31%
Allied
22
51%
31%
,
41
8
22% Oct
12%
52%
39%
4
95
13
51 Va
100
-
Allied Mills
1
31%
12%
40
5
1
31
1
i
Inc
39%
6
25
2
_5
Corp
6,900
10%
58% Feb
39 Va Feb
11,100
4
35%
39 % Jan
„
79
4
32%
Aug 16
8
2,800
77%
'
10
May 31
29
11
79%
4 %
34%
43 Va
Jan
10%
78%
77%
4
31%
32
12% Sep
11
79%
76
4'/a
10%
4
104
10%
76%
76%
4
35%
4
84% Sep
74%
2
33
Jan
4
23
10%
21
38% Sep
127% Sep
23
11 Va
32
24
83% Mar 17
22%
11%
35
14% Feb
11
23%
11%
33 Va
44% Feb
17
23
11
35%
64 % Apr
Dec
24%
11%
32%
22
75
8,800
23%
23,200
11%
11%
23%
34%
27
36% Feb
95%
11
34%
17% Jan
58 Va Jan
94
11%
36
59
26
95 Va
10%
33
22% Jan
41 % Sep
75
Jan
94
10%
35
21
11
95%
10%
1
8% Oct
61% Jun
94
10%
10
25
11% Jan
96
10%
preferred
27
24
93%
11%
24%
.No par
—i
common
Corp
46 % Sep
36 % Dec
.
:
.
,i.
convertible
20
6% Oct
8,200
98
10%
24
common.
6%
Sep
46
Inc
preferred
Alleghany
7,200
8,600
15,900
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp—
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
12% Dec
22
21% Mar 20
Gas
Inc
..
1
—
Products———50c
Products
4%%
5
7
-
Corp
Alabama
3
96%
.
1
Corp
Industries
23 % Jan
85
Co
Corp
Reduction
J
103
15%
23"% Jan
27% Jun
*100
16 Va
31
30
103
38 %
24
Jan
•100
34%
17
Oct
6% Mar 19
104
33%
16
Oct
35
11,000
*100
33%
39%
10
9
400
55%
16%
22
30
45%
55 %
15%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
3% Feb
*44%
55%
38%
Adams-Mills
28% Dec
44'A
55 Va
17%
17
Control
44%
56
16
19
Air
Shares
44%
55%
38%
Jun
24
the Week
Dec. 23
16%
Dec
22% Nov
22
Friday
Dec. 22
15%
47
29% May 11
38% Dec 29
2
Sales f«r
Thursday
44 Va
1
104
33
PRICES
38 %
98
Express
34%
SALE
1
25
Inc.—
20
Adams
43 Va
*100
HIGH
Dec. 21
551/2''56%
.>
104
AND
Wednesday
10
Inc
Stores
Co__
Apr
4
43 Va
•56y2
32%
1
_
23% May 31
16% Apr 14
28 % Jan
42%
*1C0
91% Mar 10
21
17% Dec
42%
5
63
17
Dec. 20
100
common—
preferred
Vending Corp
26
Tuesday
Dec. 19
Par
——
convertible
26
12% Nov
LOW
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
7
Oct
23%
YORK
EXCHANGE
44% Dec
98% Mar
Aug 17
NEW
Highest
Mar
50
Apr 24
18% Mar 26
23
Lowest
47% May
8
84% Apr 28
37%
1,900
.46%
46%
13t400
100
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
.
Monday, December 26, 1960
,
(2620)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since
Year 1959
Highest
Lowest
18
49 Va f'eo
*8% Nov 27
40% Jan
26
7
80% July 29
37% Nov
49% Nov
24
25
39
86% Apr
7
May
13
35% Feb
Sep
23
40 V* Jan
38% Dec
21
77% Jan
4
Sep 28
26
57
7
9
04% May
29
42% Feb
19
Ai-mour
53 % Dec
21
Armstrong
Jan
Jan
24
75
28 % Apr
11
40%
11% Feb
11
44
Feb
99
Sep
13
25
Nov
•9
2
10
May 19
25% Aug 22
Aro
27 Vz Jan
Arvin
July 25
23% Jan
4
1
37% Jan
5
29 % Jun
5
75
9
106
63
Feb
49% Oct
Dec
27
10
56% Jan
100
2nd
10% Mar
9V* Dec 29
27% Jan
5
10% A\ig 29
38'/a Aug 29
88y8 May 11
58% Feb 24
7
18
33% Sep
11
28% Feb
1
Nov
10
17
92
Jan
6
79'/a Jan
15
41% Feb
62% May 25
6% Oct' 28
15% Jun
16
48% Jan 27
15% Nov 24
31% Jun
24% Feb
74% Jan
3
Dec
4
5
•
Oct
26
66
I.
12% Aug
16
13
93% Nov
20
7
10% Jan
7
.
*
24'AJan 11
20%
Oct* 31
21
27% Jan
28 % Dec
Mar 11
V
52'% July 11
-
17% Aug 18
17% May 25
11% May 11
8
4% Aug 18
27% Oct
5
7% Jan
5
9% Deo
31 % Jan
4
Babcock
31
17'/a Jan
4
12
42% July 24
*
Babbitt
(B
18% Dec
17
27% Dec
7
24 y* Jan
26
30% Aug
101% Feb
5
90 y4 Jan
18
98% Aug 30
4%%
Y 73%
r
Sep
8
43 % Jan
14
80
Jan
8
8
24% Oct
31
28
Jan 20
45 % Oct
26
62 Ya Feb
11
26
59
Aug
9
24% Nov
2
30
Apr
27
Bangor
12 y2 Dec
21
13'/a Dec
16
Bangor &
Dec"28
M
6
Jan
40
Preferred
v.
-1
1
72'A Dec
23
17
16% Oct
23
25% Jan
12
8
Basic
19% Dec
'
49
Oct
12
64% Jan 27
93
Nov
23
30% May 11
49% Sep
23
66 ya Feb
Feb
9
43% Dec 24
98% Jan
9
51% Oct
97
Jun
Barber
14% Nov
44
37
Jan_23
175
90
Dec
19% Sep
587/a Jun
14
Jan
7
56 '/a Dec
5
Dec
1
45
5
Mar 21
3
Mar
249
3
15 Va Sep
20
25% Jun
62% Jan
13
18
78
9
Feb
84
,>
Iron
:No par
27%
*94%
100
24,900
52%
78%:
79
29'/a
29%
29'%
29 %
13%
20'%
■
20%
20'%
21 '/a
22%
22%
22%
.4,700
20%
20% " 20%
16,800
: 100
.
'
•
'
'
'
.
33%
;
20%
*33%
\
■
t.
.
\
" 75
74%
-
*103 »/a
105
Y 53%
54
i
/
-
34
,,
74%,
.
RR-_,
;
/.!
9
22
13% Jan
6
42
Apr
73%
*20%
14
95
Corp_I
105
.53%
54
Nov
13
1,000
85%
'.120
44'%
44'%
40%
40%
"71%
77'A
84'%
44% '
40'%,
41 't.
77
77% '
;
prior
preferred
25%
73'%
75
74'%
13%
13%
AV2V0
45% Dec
6
*26 %
32% Sep
22
"13%
13%
*13
20%
57% Jun
*•
Beck
67%
67%
49 Y* May 11
137
Sep 23
12% Jan
5
28
24
3
34% Dec
1
Jan
Shoe
68'A
48,800
13'%
13%
133/8
13%
'-43,000
4%
*y," 4%
4%
b'
1
Jun
,
Feb
11
68%
-
28Ya
283/4
94
953A
93
94%
*81
"82%
*81
82%
27%
27
27Y4
28 Y4
28%
28%
95%
•
31
11% Dec
July
Jan
12
83
10
42% Dec
70
2
Sep
26 Va
52 'A
Bendix
4
22
Co
Corp
Beneficial
5%
27%
13
68
70y8
-
13
70
:.
15%'
15%
15
193%
20
48
47%
47%
42%
; 43%"
42%
43
413/4
42'%
,'-33%
33%
333A
333/4
333A
,.
54%
•
34
*255
95
...94
*94
54
280
*94
280
95
94
21% Feb
19
'
19%
90%
91%
*94
.
92%
30
Feb
95 vy
18%
18 Ya
93 %
23
55%
33%
*32! j
33%
*32%
49%
-49%
49%
48%
49%
49%
49%
15%
15'/a
15%
15
15
15
15
93
.,.12%
66 Vo
32'/2
65%
«
Va",
48%.
•
12%
12%
67%
67%,
69'/a
67%
683/4
34%
34Ya
34 y2
48 Ya-1
■48%
.%
48'%-
15% Nov 25
22
1 Ya
l'A
lYa
1%
l3/e
34%
34%
*33%
34%
43
43
42%
43
42%
423/4
4,500
,39
39%
38%
39%
38 Ya
397/4
38%
38 Ya
■7 38'/4
38%
81,000
140'A
140 Vz
*34'A
100
-
1%
35
140 !V
5
ii%
•
'12
71
..
72%
>
14G Vz
*140
■
'12
72
i'A
1%
1%
34% ,.34%
.,
140'A
11%
.100
99 y. Oct
29
46 Yz Jan
91 y« Jan
2
50c
Mfg Co__—_
45
-45%
10
:-..32%
71%
-J
"
*140
140
•140
72%
12
72%
21% Dec
23
29% Jan
6
^—2.50
Bliss & Laughlin Inc—1
12% Oct
11
20% Jan
4
Bliss
5
23
Mar 28
39 'A Dec
20
May 14
21
Oct
24
28 y4 Jan
€
18% Oct
Co_l
W)
,
22%
15%
38 Va
38%
22%
22%
18%
,19%
—
Bohn
26
22 Vn Feb
11
Aluminum & Brass Corp—1_5
Bond Stores Inc_^___^_„1
17% May 11
24% Feb
10
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc____1.25
40y4 Feb
1
67% Dec
5
48% Dec "7
31% Nov
2
48 Vz
Jan
6
Apr 24
76% Dec
15
79 Vz Mar 30
10
28% Dec
24 Ya Apr
18
24% Sep 25
8
81
1
18 y4 Aug
Borden
•
Co
Borg-Warner Corp common
3 Vz %
preferred —+J.
Food
Stores
.,/
16'A
39 %
38 y4
22%
38 V8
19 Va
.
56%
57%.
...34%:
35'A
*76%.
.77%
.
r
19 y4
t
57%
34%:
35%
27%
25
...66%
22'%
15 Ya
16'A
37
-
19
55%
59-'-
35%
353/4
*7 .6%
*76»/2
27%
26 Ya
26%
67
.67%
67%
67 Vz
.
;
26%
'
.
9,700
•-'
68,700
2,200
19Ya
••
3,800
19% ...19%
».
•
2,100
60
> 58%
-
21,500
■*
35%-
35%"
*76'%
23,700
'
17-'%
26Ya
263/,
67
27
67 Va
/'!. 2,700
22 Ya
77%
78
76%
26%
7,300
.-19%.
19%
•
so
3,500
•
,
38%
22 Ya
19:
35%
700
-
22%
.38%
553/4
35'A
•
21'%
16 '/a
19 c
"76%
'
27%
22'A
22%
-
I
323%
19
'.54'A
;
45
32%
-
38
"38 Ya
18%
56 %
:■
'
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-"22Ya19%
l9'/4
-18% -18%
443%
32%
15 Ya
•.
22%
•
22%
18%
100
Inc.—
22%'-,
157/a
15%
'
i
__v5
,
Borman
16
22
16'/a
22%
V
.
*18%'
__7.50
_—
32%
....
13,200
•:•>•■
'
44'A
22'A
45
313/4
'
'
32 %
r.
-y
.
',72%
31 !4,
44'%
44 Ya
22%
,-',32
-
16
—5
.
22%
—111
—
Boeing Airplane Co
-
500
12%
*71-
..
31,100
141
12 "
12'/a
*71
12Ya
11%
*71
44% > 45-;
,32%
Co
9
(E
7,500
-: 300
..
34'A '< 34%
i%
Ll
'
94 y4 Mar 31
11,500
343/4
34%
y 48-y2'
347/a
48'/a
.
11,100
(Del), c.ommon__i8
Steel
& Decker
45,100
12%
42%
2 pesos
^
-
preferred
Black
1,800
93
12%
*48'A
^
6,500
•
53
*91
93
12Ya
67:
48%
48%
•
/
*91
-
52 Ya
53%
52%
53Ya
93
.
30
:
'
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12'A
33% ,34
.33%
■
*91
12%
66V2
12%
*48'%
52%
55'A
*91
i
9,800
33%
53%
■
93
-I
Inc common
4%%' pfd series of 1951—
8
53%
65%
.
23 Ya
*32 Va
15%
15%
.
/
10,200
23%
23
23'%
32'/a
48%
..
15%
12%
83
*81%
23%
23%
32 y8
23 Va
.
48% "49
*91
923/81
42
Inc
Blaw-Knox
90% Sep 22
~30
,%•%
18Yav/ •.v;ii,4oo
•
92
'
.
83
*81'A
83
*81%
83
18
91%
18% .19
■
91%
r
*81%
24'/a
Bigelow-Sanfofd
3
82
J; Co
7%
Aug 26
151
2,100
3,000
-
f.
42%
Bethlehem
19
1,600
10,100
280.
*255
:
2,700
2,000
"
54'A"
54
54
*255
54 Ya
54%
55'A
280
*255
,
Ya
42
4
Best
4
35
3,000
15'A
20
47'A
33
50
Inc
Bes^wall Gypsum Co
Jan
Sep 24
72%/
I—l_^_40c
8
49 V2 Mar 25
78
900
20
83
..
—il
;
common
Consolidated
Benguet
13
53
9
200
13
,;
72
900
13
71.3/4
13
.
41%
'
23%
par
-_i
20
26
July
1,500
27Y8
*26%
27Ya
*26%
,
15
92%
32 y8
—10
—
Jun
24
6
8,000
•
20%
■95
_5
Coirp
Finance Co
25% Sep
Feb
53%
153/a
! •19%
*81%
—100
preferred
27% Oct
57%
53%
47%
55%
275'
1
common—No
preferred
11
Jan
28 Ya
52%
53
52%
.
14,800
28
52%
52
■
29
28%
27%
52
'
19
100
!_
:
Intercontinental
56% July 15
30% Jan 18
36 y4 Jan
500
'
52%
27
6,400
20 %
2B
47
48
90 Va
1
57 % Jan
138 V* Jan
19% Oec
12,700
25,800
-
47%
■
50
Corp
1% Oct
50
37 y4 Dec
155
6,700
35%
13
'.82%
:
12%
-
:-i5%. .15%
20%
*94
1
RR
38% Jan
33% Feb
6
43/4
343/8
12%
"
20%
15Ya
'. 48
.1D0V
S)'4%ft'pfd
(A
Howell
&
4y4%
Bell
50 Vz Nov-28
30% Nov
July
Bell
17'/a Aug 30
11% July 27
45
35% Sep
70
8
22% Feb
! 69 y«
100
38%
•:% 43% ,/44%
34V2
3
34%
15%
20
__2.50
Belding-Heminway
13
1
900
.
/;38%
36
48%
14
~
20% Mar 29
92% Jun
43% Mar 28
1,700
i
13%
12Ya
: 52%
*26%
v
27%
55
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp.:
19
41% Apr
75
.
39%
12'A
50'%
52'/a '52%
27%
*255
Inc_
21
49% Dec
25
Mar 23
2
21
•'
20%
38%i
35
"r 26%
26 y4;
'
10Q
Inc.__u—-
Instruments
Aircraft
80% Feb
Apr
52
10
iy4 Dec
96% Jan
62,800
700
"
'
Beckman
Creek
5
28 y8 Mar
3'/a
'
Mills
Beaunit
'
Beech
56% Oct
89
10
710
,.
14
*13%
21%'
12%
95'A
27'/a
49%
27
12.50
preferred
conv
Beech
3
22
4,000
21,900
'
v
*207/a
4%
■
*81
27%
53%
44
18
May 14
Sep
Y
*13%
13% '•
.
'
3 y
3%
13 '%
35%:'
28
.
,
27%
■
35
12
"74% Jan
92% Sep
81
49,100
12,500
36%
*84'%
83'%
12%
95%
■
51%
51%
34%
*
Oct
15
24% May 11
2
30
4,800
9%
9%
.36
;
345/a
;
82 %
41%
it
25
14% Jun
May"
5,000
!
22%
21%
•
9%
36
1
18% Dec
'2,700
''
43%
13% ' 13%
,.
28 *
27%
94%
; *81.
25%
10
Inc
Lomb
Beatrice Foods ,Co common
i,
9
37% Jan
Dec
91
'
'
39%
,
22
9%
36
21'%
38'%
;
'
82%
27'A
1
10
83 "
14
32% Mar 31
2
1,310
;
75
*103%
75 %
21%
21%
4%
13
"27%
*52
:1
42% Apr
7
31% Dec
10
43% Jan
8,700
33'%
33%
;
"
32% Dec
290
'
13% • 13%
.
54'*•
53'%
•■ i-
9% ■'■"9%
36%
36«/8
.*82
84'%
44
.
44'A
'40'%' 40%
' 77'% " 77%
.
3
..'"3'/b
.*13%
14
73'% 74.--V
*13%
14
35%
12%
27%
.
27%
10
•
2
Aug 10
19 Yt Nov
35% Jan
7,100
'•
l-"
105'
*103%
;
54'A
•<"
21%
4%
,
35'/a
"
95%
*81
100
100
,1
—
Corp.,
Works
&
3%%
!
21
Apr
40'%
52%
78'%
22%
'•
20%
■
*33
33'/a"
4%
5
13'/4
Bayuk Cigars inc———_No par
103% Sep
7
Dec
39%
53'%
13'%
'29%
20'/a
103%-103%
Y "5'3%
•.
36%
—
Products
Bausch
Aug 29
97
80% Feb
July 29
74% May 6
30
4%
12%
Arobstook Corp___-—Jl
Inc
Bath
57% Aug 23
100% Mar 26
16
23
36 V* Jan
78
183
Decll
204
40%
52%
3,500
T
8
24% Mar
30% Oct
21
15,300
"
74% ¥?4%
4
.
;*
35 %
Corp
preferred
stamped
Oil Corp—
Basic
3
39% May
27
74'%.
54- f'
9
Aroostook
<fe
67%
;
__:100
noncumulative
4%
,
67
>.*. y
.«
13
Co
Stamped
Aug 15
5,700
671/a
33%
78
13
20!%
■
.
78
^
'
68
20'%
" *33
103%
.52%
.
preferred series B
8
38%
38%
39%
22%
„
103%
preferred series C——U00
Baltimore & Ohio commdn...,
100
60% July
ii
22'%-
..
4%
86 y4 Jun
'34
Wilcox
Baltimore Gas & Elec com
22 y8 Sep
Dec
20-
22%
38%
•
'
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T)
&
43% Oct
ii%
20
22%
33%
13%
"
11 Va Oct
88
:
*32%-,"33l/%^
,
_10
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
12% Jun
1
9
13% Jan
8
94% Nov 23
•9
Dec 23
79
Dec 11
38
Nov 16
12%
20
"
Shares
33%
66%
33%
V"
'
B
90% Feb
28%
20'%
the Week
38%
"53%
'
Friday
Dec. 23
33%
39%
51%
.
15% Feb 15
96!% Jan 26
20% Jan
4
2
39%
51%
78
29%
13%
20'A
Common
—10
21% 22
.21% 21%
5%' non-cumulative preferred__10
»•
.
...9% . 9% i .
S% .. 9%
Atlantic City Electric Co com___4'%
36'/a
36'A
- 36!'a - 36'/a
4% preferred
_
100 ^
*82% 84 ' '
82'%
82'%
Atlantic Coast Line RR_.___._No par
' 44% 44% > Y V 44 ' O 44V4.
Atlantic Refining common..:..,. 10 " %
' 30% • 40 ' „39'%' 40% v
$3.75 series B preferred-:.—y_100
; 76%"- 77 v ...
' 76'% 77 '• I
Atlas Corp common..^..
—,-_l •■ ,/.'
.
'3„ 7". 3'%
• ' 4 3v
^ 3y8
5% preierred
—___._i._-20
.;,13% 13.%. J, i •" 13% :'l3%
Atlas Powder Co—-,
______20 .
v 75".
* 76
»
'*" 74% 74%
Austin Nichols common—I_No par
' .13% .14!%"13y2
13'%
Conv prior pref ($1.20)__:No par
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9
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13
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STOCK
Archor-Daniels-Midiand
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20
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11
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4
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7
24% Jan
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6
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14
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28
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30
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9
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6
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24
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7
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8
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2
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15
common
98% Jan
92
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Brooklyn Union Gas
Aug 25
Va Aug 19
Jan
42% Jan
47% Nov 10
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par
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& Stratton Corp^
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Aug 30
30% Oct
Mar 16
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convertible
4Vz%
12
44% Dec
8
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Bridegport Brass Co
11
12% Jan
17
85
RR—
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preferred
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6
48.
31
48
40% Jan 13
S3%Sep 9
78
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5%
4
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8^4 Oct 31
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Volume
192
Number 6015
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2621)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
12% Nov 20
17% Feb
23% Apr 10
56% July 15
52% Feb 16
10
33% Dec
Lowest
31
5V4 Sep
39
Dec
21
33% Sep 23
45% Nov 25
41'/4 Jan
19
Oct
16
38
34% Nov
48 y2 Jan
19
27 %
40% Dec
1
46% Jan
31% Jan
16
8
89% Dec
7
18
4
Capital Airlines Inc_
1
6%
6%
4
Carborundum
5
46%
47%
25% Jun
2
Dec
0
Jan
12
Nov
16
89% Nov
10
25
July 22
25
44% Sep
58% Jan
19
4
Carpenter
41% Jan
6
earner
43 %
29% Feb
23
78% Jan
4
2
5
22% Jan
5
Case
72% Dec
15
114% Jan
19
7% Apr
22
22
22
23
31/2 Nov 22
26
Sep
19
34% Jan
6
Caterpillar
Feb
8
94% Sep
9
21
Oct
31% Jan
8
17
121% Sep
21
83% Jan
13
4%%
20% July 22
35% Jan
15
Cclotex
20
Apr
3
17
Jun
29
19
Jan
11
27
Nov
23
21
Oct
12
25% Jan
15
22
41
Mar 23
17
Jan
30
55
Aug 20
47
17
80
Aug 14
75
18% Sep
21
22
30% Jun
24
887/a Dec
Apr 20
38% Mar 23
28
99 Va Feb
10
11
31
Dec
32% Dec
31
~8% Jan~12
15%
34% Sep
11% Sep
21
50% Mar
22
16% Apr
22
6
Sep 20
8
82
Apr
79
1
24% Jun
59
8
Aug 17
80% Aug 17
28
Dec
23
57c
Corp
9
Central
38
38% Nov
16
53
Jan
36% Sep 29
23% Nov 25
63
Jan
28% Nov '03
26% Nov
5
27% Dec
24
6
23
Cerro
8
54% Oct
26
94
Aug
300
40
40%
39%
40
39%
25%
41%
19,400
26%
25%
25%
25 %
25%
10
5,800
de
Pasco
Teed
Cessna
Common
32%
32%
16
16%
16
35%
36%
36
1
10
49
28%
29%
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17
Jan
18
34% Jan
23
19
43% Jan
6
35% July 22
13V4 Oct 24
40% Apr
Dec
26% Jan
6
50% Nov
2
69% Feb
6
23% Jan
4
20 % Dec
15
89%
44%
_1
21%
21%
21%
21%
29% Jan
1
Inc—
39%
40
20% Dec
15
19
Oct
12
10% Oct
18
4
Nov
29
38
32
21
71% Jan
6
30% Feb
4
2
30
26% July 25
39% Dec
21
8
27 % Oct 28
18
Aug 25
19,800
16,700
7%
9.000
Va
2,200
3%%
convertible
preferred
Class
Chic
A—.
Great
5 7o
Western
Chic
Milw
5%
Ry
A
North
7 %
x23
36
18
59% Jun
89
23
Mar 20
90 Vb Jan
11
99
Apr
7
5
62
Apr
8
Gas
1
65% Feb
20
56 % Dec
39
Jun
12
32
Sep 30
59% Dec
14
42
Feb
Dec
15
130% Jan
16
48 % Mar
17
A.
._
9
I
Service
44% Aug
23
35% Apr 11
72% July
5
64% Dec 14
&
Special
Clevite
7
15
Dec
23
78 % Dec
23
When
26
19% Nvo
10
21
43% July 27
26% Nov
1
71
Dec
23
82
27
71% Jan
21% Jan
7
29% Dec
18
21% Oct
5
47% Dec
9
72% Dec
10
41% Oct
24
23% Jan
8
34'% Dec
10
13% Dec
45% Nov
13
60% Mar 11
45% Dec
% Aug 24
5
78
July
30'% Jan
76
6
7
6
Jun
20
Pitts
5
35% Jan
4
1
50% Aug 16
Oct
14
03% Feb
Jan
14
48% May
19% Nov
18
24% Mar 13
20
50
Jan
7
34
Mar 23
.38% May 18
17
14
9
2
64
V
Columbia
Gas
17
26% Nov
28
Columbia
19% Oct 31
36%
30
3
22
11% Dec
7% Jun
14% Jan
0
10% Sep
18
14% Jun
1
26% Dec
14
30% Nov
24
58% Dec
24
68% Jan
95% Deo
17
106% Feb
37% Oct
19
68% Deo
1
22% Sep 23
21% Dec
2
29% Dec
31
26
May
July 10
20
45VTSep
21
57% Feb
32
25
42% NOV
5
52% May 22
61% Feb
87% Sep 25
79 % Sep 24
No par
&
27
30% Nov
9
20% Sep 19
92 Va May
8
83
Jan
14
37% Jun 28
100% Jun
16
31 % Dec
2
75% Jan
«
44
Nov
17
75
Dee
18
11% Jan
2
10% Mar 12
8
20% Deo
18
19
Oct
23
23% Apr 20
60
Mar
0
44% May 11
9% Sep
22
13% Apr 20
69% Jan 20
40
13
29% Jan
94
5
5
Oct
7
48% Jan
4
107
Aug 22
47% Jan
4
83% May 23
20
Dec
22% Jan
59% Dec
27
7% Dec
31
Fot footnotes, see page
14% Jan
26.
Jun
6
45
44%
44%
45
45
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 V:
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4,100
36'/4
33%
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
8,700
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
17,900
41
40 VB
40V4
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54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
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54%
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55 Va
94
94
93%
93%
360
57
57
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57
34
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34
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58%
62
64
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134
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Foods
Consolidation
23
22
22 %
22%
22%
22%
4,300
20
78%.
78 %
22%
29,200
1,200
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33 %
34%
73
73
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„
5,900
—
31,606
74
73
73
22%
23%
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23%
46%
47%
47
48
27,100
35,400
32%
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34
32%
33
60
3,600
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
44%
*42 Va
44%
*42%
44%
*42%
43%
*51%
52%
*51%
52%
*51%
5 2 Va
51%
51%
35%
36%
36
37%
36%
37%
37
37%
39,500
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23 Va
37,900
22 %
22%
19,500
14'A
*43
;
23%
23
23 %
22'A
22%
69%
69%
*68%
70
*68%
69 %
53%
53%
54%
53 %
54
53'A
54V2
53%
54
4,000
48%'
50%
X49 %
49%
49%
50
49%
50%
50%
51
3,000
22%
22% r
71 *>
x21%
22
Coal
22%-
22%
70%
70 %
71
22%
22 %
'23 Va
22%
23%
67
•
69%
21%
'
67%
x66 %
67%
66%
67%
98% '
98%
*107%-' 109
*97 Va
98
*107%
109
97%
•
52,400
67
67%
18,900
14%
14%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
13
12%
13%
12%
13
12
12%
12%
„
com
1
No par
-
8 %
7%
7%
39
39
64%
64%
102 'A
102
64%
'
*
102
12
7%
8
38%
39
Copper & Steel
preferred
Insurance
7.609
8
9,800
5.200
65%
65%
66%
102 %
102 J/2
102%
2,100
47%
46
46%
46%
45%
46 Va
4,800
13,200
47
46%
39%
38%
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
2,700
50
49%
50 VA
50%
50%
50%
51%
51%
51%
12,900
30%
29%
29%
12,700
39%
39%
40
46
39%
39%
39%
39%
3,300
30
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
29
62%
62%
62%
62 %
62%
62%.
62%
62%
63
3,500
91
92
91
92
91
91
91
91
91
91
550
*92%
93%
93%
93%
*92%
93V4
93%
92%
92%
70
*83
84
84
*83
84
*83 Va
84 Va
100
24 Va
14,500
*83
*92%'
84
84
'
24
24
*90%
46%
47
24»A
92%
48
24
24
24
*90%
92%
*90%
92 Va
47%
48V2
47 Va
47%
103 %
103 Va
103%
103%
35%
36 %
34%
35%
34%
No par
75%
75%
76
76
76
76
103
*76
104
*103
8,000
180
104
35%
35%
36%
61,100
79
76
77 %
210
"
2
25
—5
7%
7%
'
55%
7%
55%
——7
8%
7%
•19
-1
Corp..^
12%
39
62%
Delaware—-—5
Motors^
38%
100
72,100
64%
*102%
t
8
-
600
8,000
1021/4
36
.
8%
'•••
64%
34%
common
12
12%
39%
98%
109
102 %
64%
10
No par
Inc common
preferred—.
38%
109
102
65
103%
$5.50 preferred—
8
■
*971/2
102%
92%
5
12
12%
8
39
24%
Steel
i'4,000
22%
14%
12
17,200
22%
14%
46%
of
•
60
**70% v"7l'■
14%
98%
109%
24%
Oil
%
14%
.
convertible
'70%
69
14%
*108
*90%
Industries
*68
1|%
Co
—
Can
22%
21%
•,
• ■
46%
Continental
22 %
23'A
15%
Corp..
70
54%
92%
Continental
61 %
135
23'%
24%
Continental
77 %
48%
45%
Continental
61%
*133%
78%
22%
*90%
6
62
134
77%
47
100
22
61
134
77%
110
7,500
71
38%
preferred
11% Jan
57%
48%
22%
1
Corp
Power Co
Common
57 % Dec
63%
135
*1150
— —
Continental Baking Co common—5
2
56%
97%
preferred
No par
$4.52
preferred
No par
$4.16
preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
Continental
57%
109%
$4.50
$5
*33%
5,100
23%
52%
49%
•
34
"
73%
35%
21
$3.75
%
800
22%
22%
38%
4%
20%
5,000
47%
35
10
21
40% Mar 16
*51%
1.33%
:_5
1
Sep 20
44%
14%
14%
Consolidated Natural Gas
Continental
Nov 21
45
73%
44%
46%
27
Apr
47,300
20%
34%
14%
14%
Consol Electronics Industries——5
Consolidated Laundries
88
6,100
53%
20
67
97%
-—No par
Consolidated
6
66%
52%
22%
109%
com—No par
Y
preferred
2
81% Jan
107% Apr 27
58% Jan
6
Consol Edison of N
6
22
66
52%
20%
74%"
*43
No par
22
Jan
66%
50%
22%
—100
1
—1
10
Cigar Corp
23 % Jan
92
Elec__5
Corp
51% Dec
4
101% Oct 23
Mills
Consolidated
May 17
82
45% Dot 23
No par
Ohio
42 % May 18
87% Jan
67%
50%
100
60% Jun
25% Jun 25
46
10
.
42% Feb 17
55% July 29
5
_50
preferred
3
9
49
5.25 %
preferred—
Comptometer Corp—,
Conde Nast Publishing Co
23
18
23 %
48
B
5,300
33%
68%
66% Dec
Deo
22%
common
300
39%
491/4
*1150
'
>
67%
103% Oct
44% Jun
*73%
-
—.-1
4
26
39
33%
Commonwealth Edison Co com—25
13
Feb
39%
67
63%
22
Jan
99
39%
82
98
'
—
70%
Consumers
82
22%'
22%
'
1
'
22% '
59
4
39%
36%
82
100
54%
22%
22%
21%
96% Jan
12
39
36%
82
22%
76%
69%
25
63% Dec
4,600
36 %
*96
67 %
134
21%
21
96% Aug 22
96% Aug 25
36%
36%
81%
100
49%
58%
1
Cone
40% Jan
78,000
40%
77%
No par
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
4
38%
20%
64%- '
32%
Co
2
7
38%
35
134
No par
Solvents-—
12
5
81 %
*96
39%
*33%
*1150
common.
Southern
18
Oct
39%
14%
*
No par
Co.
40% Dec
88% Jan
Apr
Carbon
12% Jan
53% Jan
38%
44%
57%
22%
17% Jan
25
39%
48%
34
*69%
1
42% Dec
67,600
22%
10
$5
200
24%
78
No par
6
99% Mar 10
92
Columbian
4.64%
650
13%
24
*12%
66%
•
-
20%
64
common——5
May 20
2
-
82%
100
38%
36%
System Inc
23
24
39%
75%
15
8 % Feb
1
38%
*132%
69% Dec
1
*96
36V4
36%
82
83%
100
35%
No par
8
30% Sep
13% Dec
,16
13
24%
56%
56% Mar
101
Aug 19
110% Aug 30
16
12 "/4
23%
*33%
Credit
2
36%
36%
82%
14%
Engineering Inc.J
4
38%
16%
12%
stock—50
Commercial
22
40%
16%
-
8,600
25
57
Commercial
Jun
39%
16 Va
.
57
Combustion
13
16%
16%
1
58
4
90% Jan
18,100
57%
25
103% Jan
21'%
57%
1
6
10,500
20%
57%
20
9
28
20%
gtd—50
25% Jun
19
27%
20%
94
71% Nov
101% Apr
112% Feb
28%
20%
93%
4
20
20% Sep
•28% Jan
27%
20V4
94%
preferred.
Columbus
27%,:
20%
93%
27
55 % Jan
Apr
12% Sep
53% Oct 24
$4.25
24%
40%
100
series
Pictures
9
-23 1
24
44%
Ry—
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
100
Columbia Broadcasting System_2.50
14
Dec
23*8"''*
1
Iron
23
71% Nov 28
22%
28
95
13% Mar
.7
25% May
&
23 y8 Dec
56
22%
'
Southern
45% Jun
2
17,400
22%
27%
22
WJ27%
94%
Corp.
preferred
7
Jun
14%
*12
14%
1
21
43% July 27
39% Feb
3
18% Mar 11
55% Jan
24
Aikman
Dec
60
5
12% Sep
Feb
1,300
XL 4
No par
14% Jun
24% Mar 23
54% Jan
57
52%
14
40%
,
18% Jun
51% Mar 23
25% Nov
18
52
12%
44%
Bottling Co of N Y—1
&
13%
55
;
Fuel
5%%
13%
13 %
54%
preferred—
Colorado
24,000
100
21,100
52
23%
23
Collins Radio Co
Colorado
14 Va
19
13%
20%
7%
Co
&
13 Va
'52%
*18%
13%
40%
issued
$3.50
300
No par
RR
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Collins
35%
1
preferred
Coca-Cola
24%'
35%
15
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
41% Jan
24 Va
36
1
guaranteed 4%
Coca-Cola
7%
24%
*35%
20%
•
•
66 %
com
Cluett Peabody & Co com
Nov
23%
35%
21%
•
48%
Corporation.,
79% Dec
137
19
24%
52
23%
65%
——10
$4.50 preferred——
Cleveland
9,600
5,900
13 %
*16
23
Co
Ilium
7'A
13%
*12
47%
5
;
Iron
7'A
•
19
51%
16
10
—
Electric
7%
103
13%
23%
par
Corp.——
Cleveland
7%
*91
13%
12%
*96
10
;
Co
Co
35%
39%
100
Milling Machine Co.
Financial Corp
No
T
24 % '
103
51%
igiy
•
20%
15%
7%
18%
24%
u*
7%
18%
23%
100
Cincinnati
8
Sep
23
*91
59 %
13%
21%
*12
8.50
preferred——
preferred—
12
35
Dec
58%
32
.
4%%
126 % Feb
78
Feb
59
|
51%
13%
20%
—25c
25
Electric—
&
Common
48% Feb
87
56%
103
36 %
24%
-^■2 7 hi'V <27%
5
Corp
Corp—
Chrysler
4%
No
Oil
52
21%
100
O'Nuts
Cleveland-Cliffs
5
47% Jan
27 Va
32
7%
36 Va
13%
par
Cotton
Full
Cletrac
14% May
36% Dec
2
10
32%
59%
*91
31%.
18%
*18
A
52
100
8
18%
13%
No par
par
5
25
55% Jan
6% Feb
31 Va'
58%
103
7%
24%
*35%
com—No pat
preferred series A
Chock
7%
*18
.50
pfd
noncum
Western
5
26% Nov
22
*91
31%
59
58%
103
10
com
——
St Paul & Pac
series
Chic &
23% Jan
7
Dec
31
30%
59 %
58%
40
2
preferred—
41% May 19
22
90
31%
*91
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
City Stores Co..
Clark Equipment
14% Jan
101% Sep 25
2
8% Jan
40 Va
40%
7%
July 19
44% Jun
67% Aug
40%
41%
7%
No par
Nov
40
41%
120
.7%
City Products Corp_.
14% July 14
43
10,300
7 Va
4
40% Oct
2
74
22%
7%
51% Jan
23
21%
7%
24
10
22
7%
57
15% Nov
21%
7%
7%
.
5
60% Dec
6,000
21%
31%
.
Investing Co.—
43% Sep 21
32% Jun 17
45%
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common..25
C
.
88%
45
•
21%
.
15,600
88%
45
19,800
City
2
27%
89%
44 %
18
Cities
Nov
27%
89%
44%
21%
4
18% Jan
28%
89 Va
40%
23
35
'
44
17'%
20
49
39%
28
*88%
20%
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
0
101
1,400
18%
Chickasha
Dec
7,300
21%
Chicago Yellow Cab.
Jan
15% Jan
25
94% Feb
Feb
27%
4
50
17%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool.
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No
29% Jan
78% Jan
65
28%
4
50
21%
24% Jan
29
50%
19%
53 % Dec
28
50%
21%
3
Dec
4
52%
18%
1
Jan
26,700
21%
9
46
35%
19%
16% Nov
120
34%
21%
...
——
49% Mar
2
36%
4
18%
Corp
Corp
39% Jun
24% Jan
35%
3%
21%
5%
16
*
36%
1,300
19,%
Motors
27% Mar 20
9
252,800
51
29%
89%
5
Dec
8,000
21%
21%
36% Jan
Sep 20
22
12
' Dec 28
51 %
44%
19
67
48%
29
46% Nov
33
10%
32%
18%
18%
26
13% Dec
22
21
101
10Va
32 Va
19%
3%
44%
67 »/a Dec
Dec
10%
32%
18%
21%
7
16
91% Feb
9
10%
32%
1
21
102% Jan
16
4
10 %
33 %
18%
'
19
1,120
2,700
1.25
13
14
2,000
'
36
37
89 %
64% July 10
64% Jan 26
Jan
57%
*20
6,700
32V4
17
44
>—1%
Co
47% Jun
15% Dec
*91
79
17 Va
•
32%
3%
49
/
*10%
1
Co—
—.
Plug
Aircraft
Vought
4%
No par
Fibre
——
Spark
4
No par
&
preferred
Chance
32%
1
Co
Paper
i
1
Corp
Aircraft Co..
Belt
*10
5
Corp
Products
Champlin Oil & Refining CO—
16% Dec
*76%
26
22% Nov 28
3
80
100
39%
$4.50
6
*76%
*
10
Champion
69% Jan
*
48
25%
94% Aug 19
99% Apr
80
*76%
*46%
10%
48% Aug 25
5
48
48
16,00
26
No par
No par
8
26
79
*20
2.50
Co—
4
4
46 Va
*46 Va'
200
,
25%
South West Corp
Chain
14% Mar 24
18%
20%
11
43% Jan
18'A
48
15,700
*20
70% Jan
30% Dec 13
18%
*46%
231/4
20%
Oct
6% Nov 30
15
18%
39
Soya
Certain
6
18%
'
50
Chadbourn Gotham Inc.
42% Jan
22%
18%
40
18
5
19%
39%
40% Apr
5% Jan
21
17%
*22 Va
58'A
May 11
7
*17 V8
22 Va
58
Century Industries Co
Jan
17%
*22 %
57 %
Central
42
*17%
20V4
14
21% Dec
24%
17 Va
'22%
,
57%
15
24
25%
17%
*22 Va
18%
%L
48
*76%
24%
23%
17%
22%
56%
13% Sep
24
*46%
23%
,
20
28% Feb
Oct
19
•
.
57
29
Oct
23
*17
22%
19
Service—10
J__'
N
14
43
2,800
20%
Co
35% Oct 23
Feb
50
72
22%
17
*22%
1
4
23%
17
5
,
46% Jan
15
71%
20%
July 18
July 25
23
56
Central &
July 14
Jan
25
22,000
21
Cincinnati
37
72 %
120
22 Va
56%
15
Jan
72% May 20
11
-72
89%
117
28
42% Jun
17% Nov
17
21%
91
26
34% Mar
2
Dec
*88%
*116
91
Public
40
24
Dec 23
72 %
89%
22 Va
117
92
of
Dec
18% Jun
93
21%
*116
56
Illinois
88
37% Jan
13.300
43,500
*88 %
22%
117
72
4%
31 %
37%
RR
4
22
77
72%
-
1,450
3%
30%
27 Va
Central
24
22
80% Dec
72
74
4
31
37»A
28% May 23
3 %
36% July 28
37% Apr 17
4
72%
73 %
3%
89%
22 %
"116
300
20 %
30%
*88%
22%
117
8%
37 Va
28
24
13
50% Feb
88%
22%
116
28,500
8%
73 %
73
4
29%
8V2
320
•
92
Central
11
9
24Va Oct
Jan
23%
3%
30%
16,700
92
23
27
27
'45 % May 25-
23
4
88 Va
52%
92
58% Dec
7 Va Dec
32% Jan
1
8 Va
50
*
91%
4
9
44% Mar 30
5
4
29%
117
72
8%
73%
40%
26%
91%
20% Sep
33% July
8
71% May 22
18% Nov '23
.
88%
22%
20
29 % Jan
31
17% Mar 23
1
4 %
31
117
8%
73%
9
74
40%
26%
'
91%
Chemetron
8
73%
%
51%'
,
100
Checker
Jan
8%
73%
%
49 %
26%
1
preferred...
4%%
4
25
9%
73%
3
53%
33%
40
26%
52
2»%
6
19% Aug
8%
—100
34%
40
26%
*25%
,
.12.50
7
"
y4
20
13% Apr
40
37%
38% Jan
74% July
54%
40
2
41% Dec
118% Feb
25%
'53%
80
29% Jan
26
40
25%
54%
37%
6
Oct
40
26%
53%:
27
24
106
40%
*25%
7 6 Va
Oct
29
19,400
40%
1
260
25%
Dec
64% Dec
34%
_50
34%
37
15
Dec
8,900
1
92
26%
14
46
4,900
39%
40 %
*91%
36%
5
6
43%
39%
43%
25%
31
13
43 %
39%
93%
43%
36%
36% Jan 1
10% Oct
44%
92
43%
37%
37% Dec
34% Feb
43%
39%
93%
42%
25%
4
Sep
92
93%
36%
9
16
26% Nov
91%
94
43%
25%
17% May 13
26 Va May
3
24
7,100
com—No par
99
25% Sep
11%
Light
45% May 28
25% Apr 17
9
42% Jan
24
11%
35
5%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
18
Nov
11%
34 V*
_1
Central Illinois
30
19
8,100
11%
39%
Georgia Ry com__No par
preferred series B_..
100
87% Dec
Mar
12 Va
40%
of
35
Nov
11%
34%
.
19% Oct
July 27
50% Feb
25%
39%
common
preferred..
Champion
37% Jun
24%
34%
1
Central Aquirre Sugar Co_.
Central Foundry Co
42% Jan
Mar" 11
6 % Jan
25
40
.100
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
26
4% May 29
24%
43
preferred series A. 100
conv
4,100
25%
34%
preferred
88% Jan 27
July 27
32% Dec
Dec
19% Mar
46% May 11
20
Jan
32% Jan 20
27
37% Sep
2nd
14,000
24%
11%
'
71% Feb
:
7%
5%
46%
24"%
30
13
5%
46%
11%
88
25
6%
47%
24%
common-No par
71% Dec
5%
46%
38%
preferred
Tractor
Shares
6%
12%
preferred-.-.
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
114% Jun
13
5
2nd
the Week
47%
34%
;
Friday
Dec. 23
6%
i
J
Sales for
Thursday
46%
16
,
PRICES
25
*93%
4.20%
21% Apr 16
:
6% %
7% Feb
24
6%
47
5
Co common.,..
preferred
SALE
Dec. 22
,
common
preferred__.._
(J I)
7%
Va
HIGn
Dec. 21
11%
No par
Co_
6
46%
AND
Wednesday
24%
Ry_100*
Light
Carriers & General Corp
Products Inc..
44% Mar 20
30
Steel
Corp
88
34% July 29
125% May 13
91% July
9
Jan
&
Ohio
Carter
36% Aug 12
98% Jan 12
Sep 22
10
No par,
—
Power
4% %
July 15
10
32
-
Carolina
26
76% Sep
17% Dec
y4 Sep 28
Mfg Co
Corp..
Carolina Clinchfield &
24% Oct
114% Dec
Nov
1
Aug 18
Co——
(Philip)
119% Mar 16
29
30
Feb
98
Carey
Carlisle
40% Sep
7% Dec
26% Feb
Dec. 20
25
39% Nov
.
Sep 22
108
V
35
27
30
Tuesday
Dec. 19
49% Jan
12
5
26% Sep
38% Jan
Monday
Par
35% Feb
88y2 Jan
102 % Jan
62
13% Jan
LOW
STOCK
3
9
8
17
YORK
EXCHANGE
Sep 19
y4 Oct
23
10 y4 Dec
85
NEW
Highest
35 %
'
19%*' "*
57%
8
56%
36%
*19
57
7%
56
35%
19%
58 f
7%
*19
19 Va
58%
59%
7%
7%
**19
59%
7%
7%
19% '
59 %
!
*19
57V4
S
-v
13,100
'19%
59 %
38,200
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
12,300
56%
56
57%
56%
57%
55%
56%
21,300
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
8
7%
3 200
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2622)
.
.
,
Monday, December 26, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
20% Sep
4
19
15
Dec
1
21
4
45% Aug 12
50V* Dec
23
Nov
25% Sep
6
Oct
35
Oct
25
12% Dec
33% Mar 17
5
42% Mar
42% Feb
16
2
29
July 11
33% Jun
24% Jan
17
7
Controls
27 y8 Dec
6
55
Jan
4
1
46% Apr
4
85% Dec
21
89% Feb
9
154% Dec
7
84 % Feb
11
88
Sep
24
83% Apr
8
87
Aug 17
88
May 12
85% Jan
19
90
Apr
11
Jun
10
18 y8 Oct
5
24% Jan
27
14% Dec
31
10 y»
15% Sep
9
Coty
3
1
July
July 27
4% Sep
13
Coty
40
July 27
64% Jan
4
'24%
6
8% Jan
5
Jan
2
5% Apr
12
72
Nov
85
124
19
7iya Nov 24
Mar 30
3
5r--
Products
Corn
;
Feb
72% Jan
16
12
186
76
Jun
9
July 18
36% Sep
1
40% Oct
14
31% Mar
4
39% Jan
16% Jan
2
23% Apr
15
17 y8 Mar
4
22% July 21
23% Dec
23
5
Nov
30
29% Jan
Works common——5
Glass
Corning
25
47
*74
Co
common
preferred
3%%
Wheat
of
Cream
Corp
Petroleum
Crescent
Corp
Dec
14
45
Dec
21
Crown
40% Feb
23
$2
so % Jun
9
60% Jan
6
Dec
31
98 % Apr
21
24
23% Feb
9
65% Dec
15
10% Sep
59% Dec
13
16% Jan
18
39% July 25
54
Jan
4
86
Jan
95
Sep
20
16
Dec
4
5
29% Jan
28
109% Jan
13% Sep
22
4
8y8 Oct
67
•
15
88 % Nov
Aug 18
20
15
Jan
2
41% Jan
Sep
26
18
81% Mar 11
30
12 y8 Mar 31
33
17
35% Oct
J
17% Mar
18
Jan
the Week
Dec. 23
26%
' •
Shares
30'/a
i
6%
30 %
30
26%
26
30%
X26
30 %
7,300
7
10,400
29%
28%
30%
10,000
30%
6 3/4
7
29%
27
v
13%
13%
14%
14%
15%
143/a
32%
31%
32
30%
31%
30%
31%
84
83 y8 '
85%
84%'
85%
82
2#, 2 00
143.4
31%
85
4
5%
conv
Cork
-
179%
179%
178 y2
20,100
7,300
86
*83%
86
89%
*86%:
89%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
36,500
14%
14%
14%
14%.
15%
143/4
14%
4%
4%
46%
4y8
4%
37
36%
36%
36%
18%
18%
19%
19
19 %
19%
25
24"%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
*24%
41
41%
40%
41%'
40%
40
40%
42%
43%
43%
433/4
39
443/4
39
*
*
51 y2
52
51%
52%
90%
90%
90y2
90%
of America—12.50
preferred
*38'A
39
"
413/8
-45
24
63 % July 26
14% Jan
4
69% Mar 23
10% Aug
3
13
Jan
30% Sep
28
37
Jan
21
7y2 Dec
20
22
52%
90%i
89%
89%
*89%
17"%
18%
17%
18
89%
89%
90 y2
90 y2
151/4
i5y4
i53/4
153/4
16 y8
'
■
17%
*39
22
25
21% Apr
2
27 y8 Jan
2
40% Nov
25
14% Dec
7
31% Jan
Nov
25
29% Nov
29
37% Jan
34 % Sep
14
59% Jan
5
04% Dec
14
07 %
37% Nov
0
46% Dec
21
31% Jun
10
83
Sep 27
96
A
\
64
64
-
£>■%
9%
8%
*64% :
66
*64 %
66
*64V4
11%.,(11%
11%'
11%
*11%
11%
*11%
32
31%
31%
31%
313/4
65
%
65
33
7%
8
*50yi
52
*51
19
*17%
19
15'%
16V8
15y2
30ya
30%
73
73%
34
7%
52
18%
>■
a—-
Inc
■■
^1 >-"•
..
10
7%
7%
73/4
.
18,900
90
210
17%
.16%
8%
■.!-
49,000
/
300
53
90
163/4
11%
-33%
_1
1—1
9
.9
25,300
,
.
40
90
16%
34
11%
-
%
8"%
No par
—
Cutler-Hammer
Jan
-
>-
9%
No par
prior
$1.60
Class
-
2.50..
Inc
Publishing common
preferred
prior preferred
Curtiss-Wright common
$4
Feb
8%
-v
4,300
^
1,100
17ya
17%
92
*90
.
25
51%
18%
400
.
19%,
40 %
513/4
90
200
37%
43%
53 %
*89%
1,900
4,300
43%
52
151/4
5
:
Stores
Drug
Curtis
60% Jan
17% Dec
Inc—
Press
Cuneo
Cunningham
12% Jan
50 % Dec
18
Packing Co common
5
preferred—.!————100
Cudahy
4%%
4%
395/8
39
90
-
*36%
37
.
39
17%
-
-
100
Sugar———_10
■'
■
3,300
74
18y4
*74
2,400
,
47
*36%
-
'
74
19
Corp common—_5
convertible
5%%
4
463/4
37%
75-
"l6
86%
47
-
76%
*74
86
■
75
47
*74 / "
38 %
Crucible Steel Co
86%
4%
4y8
47
*833/4
76%
44
Cuban-American
41/a
46%
47
*86%
.
25
-•
6,400
-
19
14%
8fi
' 89%'
*83%
,
18Va
>
185%,
19%
preferred——:.——No par
$4.20
184
T85%
180
-
*86%
42%
Zellerbach
'
*83%
i
38%
No par
179%
37%
common—2.50
Seal
&
preferred—1
Crown
5
11
'
"
APS 27
25% Feb
3
44
Friday
Dec. 22
82%
48
100
2
com—1
:
25
>1
International Corp
Crane
42
15
30 %
"13%
•
14%
6
10% Jun
30
33%
83%
14%4%
I
23
"
13%
13%
32 Va
82
—1
—_1
Inc-
17
15 y8 Dec
30%
19%
16% Feb
32% Feb
Thursday
6%
89%
28 y* Feb
37% Jan
6%
86-
20
114% July
6%
19%
28
7
6%
*86ya
July 23
21
6%
1
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
30 y2
*83%
Jan
25% May
29%
30
Petroleum
41
104 % Sep
26
30%
6%
-
26%
30V8
100
preferred——^
3%%
44
85
-
•
26%
31%
preferred series of 19474100
(borp
___-_1
3 % %
Cosden
7
23% Oct
HIGH
Dec. 21
26%
179%
37 % May 27
19
AND
Wednesday
30'/a
-
178%
preferred
Crowell-Collier Publishing
28% Mar
-
—1
(Del)
Co
Dec. 20
26
5
1
1
5
_5
Tuesday
Dec. 19
'
22
35% Jan
America
Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
13
59% Jun
Feb.. 4
of
Co
Copper
54% Dec
23
85
Monday
Par
<
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
soy* Sep
18% Oct
LOW
STOCK
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
19% Sep 21
7
39% Jan
1
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
31
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
32
19,100
400
16 34
3,300
9
16,400
v
66
200
11%
600
32
7%
2,100
7%
7%
51
50%,
50%
51
18%
173/4
173/4
173/4
17%
500
15"%
15 3/8
153/4
15%
153/4
15%
15%
36,100
30%
30 '/a
30 %
30 %'
30 %
30 y4
30%
600
73%
74%
74
74
72%
74
72%
73%
7,300
33
.
♦17%
*30%
-
33%'
9,900
.
51
-
8%
26,800
.
51
300
'*
D
22
Nov
9
91% Feb
Jan
4
13% Feb
2
19 y4 July 27
12% Dec
15
26 ya Jan
2
36% July 15
12
83
Dec
5
27% Oct
31
43% Jan
4
Corp
Dana
3%%
87% Aug 23
15% Jan ' 6
Dan
33% Jan
Dayco
5
1
32%
33%
337/a
33%
34%
31%
32%
100
*85%
87%
*85%
87%
*85%
87%
85%
85%
*85%
87%
Inc
—__—5
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
8,000
—
__50c
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
15,000
31%
32%
30%
31
53%
53%
common.
preferred series A
Mills
River
Corp
49% May 31
Daystrom Inc—
473/4 Dec
18
61
Jan
14
45% Mar
58
Dayton
72 ya Dec
23
82
Apr
72% Jan
80% Aug 23
71
Sep 23
81
Feb
10
27
74% Feb
80
76
Dec
22
83 y2 Apr
9
75% Jan
82% May 23
17
Sep
15
21% Feb
19
17% Jan
39% Dec
14
45
Dec
1
68 y4
July 31
38 y8 Apr
28
54% Dec
16
26% Nov
4
33
May 25
173/4 Dec
21
28% Jan
8
34
Feb
49% Mar 18
6
J5% May 17
24% Jan
36% Apr 15
2
20
Apr 20
20% Jun
16% Nov
May 26
21
25
7% Sep
21
•10% Feb
" 47%
25
Mar 13
41 y4 Jun
5
Dec
23
15 y4 Jan
7
Apr 28
27% Oct 28
7
29
53
,
68
Dec
7
21
13% Sep
28
Dec
6
7
40% Mar 23
Aug 30
Sep
31% Aug 24
26% Aug
18% Jan
15
5
Jan
20
49% Dec
14
10
Mar 21
52% Dec
2
60
13
6
26% Jan
Dec
16
47% Aug 11
4
24% Mar
8
Jan
13
64% Oct
30
50% May
2
33% July 29
66% Aug 29
30% Jun
15
41 y8 Nov
17
29 % Mar
8
38% July
28 y4 Dec
22
17% Jan
7
10
Power & Light common—7
Preferred 3.75% series A_
100
Preferred 3.75% series B
—100
Preferred 3.90% series C—100
Decca
Records
Deere
&
Inc
Chemical
-DeSoto
Steel
11
Apr
14
14
20% Feb
23
Diana
Sep
30
17% July
38%
37%
38%
37%
54
54%
53%
17%
18
18
18%
6.75
43%
43%
44
45
44%
44%
44%
45
3
29%
30%
29%
30
29%
29%
28 %
29%
23
23 %
23
23%
23
23%
22%
23%
17
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
7%
7%
24
(The)
Club Inc
14% Oct
4
Diners'
Oct
24
49% Jan
4
24
33% Dec
12
29% Jan
23
15% Oct
7
28% Feb
15
Disney
(Walt)
Productions
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco-Wayne Corp.—
17% Jan
12
10% Dec
13
16
Mar 26
17% Jan
2
36% Oct
28
22
May 18
20% July 23
53% Jan
21
13% Mar 31
17% May 10
28% Oct
20
16% Oct
19% Jan
4
42% Feb
10
27
July
26
7
Mines
Dominick
Douglas
Aircraft
Co
24% Jan
5
Dover
99% Jan
4
Dow
5
45% Jan 21
19 % Jun
20
30% Jan
4
22% Jan
6
28% Apr 24
25
33% Sep 12
19% Aug 18
23
14% Jan
6
5
13% Jan
4
Dsnhill
11
May
14% Aug 17
7% Sep
27
14% Jan
22
178% Oct
31
266% Jan
5
95
Sep
17
278% Aug
106
Jan
3
7
96% Jan
5
103
74% Jan
8
8
86% Apr
3
22% Sep
17
26% Jan
12
Dec
4
42% Feb 27
403/b Dec
1
46% Jan
38% Dec
21
46% Mar 13
37
27
5
40% Jan
18
22% Feb
2
33% Oct
27
42
Mar 23
17% Oct
27
15
4.20%
4.10%
$2.10
29%
14%
147/a
14%
14%
16%
16%
17
17
17
37%
37%
14,900
29%
*29%
29%
14%
,'1
36%
29%
*29%- 29%
7,100
36%
14%
14%
14%
4,000
17
17%
17%
17%
5,300
23%
22
,
18,300
1,000
23%
23%
22%
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
32 %
31%
32%
31%
500
29%
32%
31%
„
23
14,300
20,100
3,-100
"
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11% .11%
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
24
8,500
19
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19%
19
1914
3,700
29%
30%
31,300
"
,19
2!>%
29%
143/4
15
5
74%
75%
22%
*
_1
143/4
23%
22%
29%
14%
74%
75%
74% "..75%'
28,100
23%
22%
23%
22%
23%
66,700
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
1,900
18
18%
18
18%
17%
18%
24,900
*9
*
14%
75%
22%
22%
28%
14%
29%
14%
28%
14%
9%
9
9%
2,600
29%
30
30
30%
13
18%
13%
18%
9
9
9
9
77/3
3%
77/3
8i/4
73/4
185%
187%
186%
:
50
99%
78%
25%
*37%
42%
50
38
78.
25%
*37%
42%
preferred
preferred
*42
41
50
—
*42
42
24% Jan
5
D W
39
Jan
5
Eagle-Picher Co——
34
Jan
8
Eastern
Air
30% Aug 30
Eastern
Gas
43
G Cigar Corp
5
'A
*20
J ' '
43
*41 %
*42%
*20
43
21
50
—
40%
43%
*41%
—50
preferred
99%
41
50
8
9
7%
8%
.
9
8%
3,000
8%
6,500
187
185
186%
25,300
100
,
99%
*78
25%
—5*
common
>
.
188%
186
600
74%
"
1
& Co—
28%
4,900
14%
74%
-
;
29 Vb
14%
74%
17%
■
1
$3.75
July 11
29
14%
16%
No par
44% Aug 24
29%
14%
No par
46
36%
60%
33%
series
46% Feb
42% Jan
13
36
30
59%
30%
series
Co
44% Aug 24
47
36%
29%
59%
23%
$4.50
44% Aug 25
46% Jan
35%
30%
58
33
$3.50
Light
8
48 y4 May 26
36%
30%
28%
Preferred
11
18
'11,800
1434
23%
Preferred
Jan
16
59%
*23%
5
40
19
30%
58%
50c
(E I)
38% Jan
Nov
48'%'
%56-V
14%
33%
preferred
$4.15
preferred
4%
preferred
Dec
Mar 24
Nem
41
42% Jun
-30%
1
13
41
i 48
-*53
4,400
14%
28
.
Jan
41
30%
—1
Co
37
Aug 16
-3,700
23%
International
Duquesne
13,000
7%
33
Common
Aug 16
Aug 16
26% Sep 13
16%
7%
27
Duplan Corp
83
21% Mar
74% Sep 21
16%
14,700
''"•
58%
'
28
23%
56
56%
36
3,300
27%
23%
.
.
48%
*53
*30%
59
44V4
7%
14%
31
11,700
43%
17%
48%
56
12,300
18%
1
Corp.,
Chemical
du Pont de
9
48%
*5-3
23,000
53%
18
23%
Drewrys Limited U S A Inc
DuBois Chemicals Inc
Sep
12% Oct
8% Dec
24
11
202% Feb
56
15%
14%
39%-
.52%
<
_2
Dresser Industries.
8
47%
48%
14%
No par
6
25
Mar 15
>.
15 Vs
57%
—_1
70% Oct
273/4 Nov
*54
■
38%
30
200
2.50
Inc
Fund
14% Dec
100% Deo
47%'
V«"
7%
40
80
No par
Ltd
11
6
7
'
7%/
5,000
No par
27% Aug 17
19% Jan
74 y4 Jan
.
31
1
Dr Pepper Co
Dome
54
15%
50c
28% Jun
7%
48%,:V
*53
15
2.50
42% Mar 13
33% Jan
7%.
47%
'
—25
Corp
59% Apr 24
36% July 29
20
7%
12,900
:r
77%
*78
54
18%
76
*75
39%
54%
18
1
18
32% Sep
*78
537/8
15
10
23
22
21% Sep 21
11% "Nov 25
26% Sep
31 % Sep
78
37%
Corp
Fruit
78
54 -
20
30%
53%
76
77%
"80
*75
18%
1
Jan
Stores
80
*77%
"
30%
/
77
54%
Corp—
14% Dec
DiGiorgio
77%
30%
53%
*75
39%
Coatings——1
28
6
*75
54%
18%
Dttroit Edison
T_20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
Detroit
76
30%
53
77
53
54%
Dentists' Supply Co of NY
2.50
Deny.# Rio Grande West RR_No par
32 y2 Mar 24
31
80
*75
38%
Delaware Power & Light Co
Delta Air Lines Inc—
24% Aug
6
*77%
>
76
76
76%
54%
76
1
De Vilbiss Co
Diamond Alkali Co
Diamond National Corp
$1.50 preferred
9
<*'■
31%
53%
/
___50c
Delaware & Hudson
14
19% May
46
*75
30%
.
,
76
No par
(Delaware)
Co
*75
.
187%
'
99%
78
99%
*78
25%
25%
253/4
38
42%
40%
38
93 %
99%
100
100
78
78
78
78%
400
25%
25%
25%
25%
10,300
38
38
38
42%
42
-42
*40%
41%
40%
41
40%
*42%
44
78%
*42
40%
43
42
44
185
•
*38
1,800
90
38%
20
43
41%
1,630
*42%
44
42
42
42%
*42
42%
44
•*42 %
44
*42%
44
20
20
19
19
18%
19
1,300
23%
24
23 %
23%
22%
23%
4,000
23%
20%
43%
*41%
*42%
19%
-
23%
23
23%
22%
29%
29%
29%
29%
23%
29%
25,200
29%
43%
300
490
E
28% Dec 29
Dec
22
25% Sep
22
32
20% Deo 31
20% July 28
46% Apr
0
34% Jan 21
24% Mar
22
Oct
25
8
73% Dec
11
85% Jan
23
75
Mar
3
82
Nov
21
23 % Sep
21
30% Apr
112
Dec
8
15
Nov
1
25% Jan
4
75
Apr
16
88% Jun
9
1
94
Feb
Mar
Oct
26
92
36% Nov
45% Dec
31
36% Jan
63% Aug 13
28% Sep
48% Feb
83% Jan
89
79
34
May 15
46% Dec 24
Feb
89
94
Aug
92% Oct
6
3
29
136 Va Jun
9
6
1
65% May 23
88
Aug
45% Jan
4
Jan
19
94
18 % Jan
31% July 16
17y4Oct
25
26% Jan
4
55% Aug
7
8% Dec 16
44% Apr
29
54% Feb
25
5% Dec
1
63% Deo 21
43% Oct
24
Mar 20
10% Oct
38% Jan
14
9% Jan
7
14
18
22
73
32% Jan
76% Dec
19% Jun
23
23
53% Dec
8
21
38% Jan
16
88
78
20
84
16% Dec
8
31
40
Mar
5
32% Feb
24
5
Dec
16
Sep
41% Sep
6% Oct
80
Oct
29
70
May
4
25
Nov
30
54% Jan
86
Oct
2
63
Apr
2
52% Dec
5
20
49% July
37% Nov
9
Apr
28% Oct
8
26 % Jun
6
40
37% Apr
•
10% July 10
28% Aug 31
7% Sep
29
10% Jan
£91/2 Jan
2
37
Sep 14
79% Aug 11
18% Jan
9
96
Mar 12
81
Feb
For
2
35
footnotes,
Jan
20% Dec
9
6
5% Oct 24
21
23%
23%
241/4
29%
29%
81
81%
16%
16%
113
113%
*96
31%-"
common
97%
;
*80%
81%'
*96
80%
81%
780
16%
16
16%
16,400
113%
113%
8iy4
16%
113%
114%
113%
33,600
97%
<
31%
31%
63%
62'A
62%
*62%
63%
84%
*83
84%
84%
*83%
84%
38%
38%
38%
31%
*93 %
23
23
23%
23
23
23
23 Vb
47%
47%
47
47%
47
471%
46%
47
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
6
6%
!—10
__5
50%
51%
50%
51%
50%
50%
12
12%
12
12%
121/4
13%
13
13%
27%
131/4
17,200
27%
27%
12%
3
28%
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
55,500
—2
51%
52%
52
27%
52%
50%
52%
50y2
52
51%
52i/4
Mfg Co
Phonograph
'
6,200
11,900
11%
11%
11%
12%
11%
11%
33%
33%
33%
33'/4
33%
24%
*32%
24
23%
24%
23%
21%
23%
241/a
24
25%
preferred
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
100
78%
79
78%
78 Va
78%
78%
78 %
79
78
1
18%
18%
78%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
19%
7,000
38%
38%
38%
38%
19%
8.50
38%
38%
37%
38
37%
37%
2,500
45,000
4%
5
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
5%
Erie
25%
preferred series A„
100
Pittsburgh RR Co—.—50
*52
&
Products
Evans
Co
_
4%
&
Co
Foods
Co
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp
5
5%
5
51/B
5
290
5 Vb
25%
26%
25%
27%
25%
26%
53%
*52%
53%
'*52%
53%
*52%
53%
11%
11%
1,410
11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
—1
.3
22%
23%
22
11%
22%
22%
22%
22
22
34
21%
33%
21%
4,600
33%
34
33
34%
34%
35
35
35%
7,300
21%
22%
22%
22%
7%
7%
*21%
No pa
100
21%
22%
7%
(
-21%
7 Vb
7%
21%
5%
35%
common
preferred
5%
261/b
1,200
20,300
12%
convertible
convertible
5
25%
*52
53%
15,600
-
11%
Fairmont
$1.60
_
5%
25%
"11 %
5
—
1
23
2,200
51%
33
8
33 % Dec
50%
5,000
68,800
6%
6
11%
preferred——40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_"
4
51%
96
32%
Morse
28
50%
*93%
12%
Whitney Corp com——
5
96
33%
Fairbanks
37% Dec
*93%
11%
Fairbanks
8
96
33 %
&
26
23% Feb
*93%
5
Radio
26
20
96
E"mpire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
27
Sep
500
2,800
x23
12% Feb
9% Mar
38i/4
96
28% Feb
89
38%
47%
35% Jan
37 % Dec
38%
12,400
24
Inc
1
39%
*83
47%
Corp
7
38%
,
23%
Eversharp
5
97%.
31%
31%
*62 %
*93%
Ex-Cell-O
5% Dec
t*96
33
63%
5
_
7
29% Mar
97%.
32
63%
*83
38
*96
110%
31%
-
6,100
*80%
16%
16
—100
of Amer—_1
Battery
Electric
84 %
37%
Mus Ind Amer shares
Storage
63%
*83
100
2.50
24
24
Mar
23%
.
97%
31
*62 %
common—1
Jan
Oct
1]
see page
7
11
5
2
27% Nov
20
Feb
20% Jan
28
11
1
28
Jan
31% Sep
7
Sep
21% Jan
7
23
58
4
Aug 30
34% Dec
8
&
Emerson
34% Aug 22
13
Co
preferred
Nut Corp
Emerson
22% Jun
9
28% Dec
*96
.
*
1
Co
Inc
Elgin National Watch Co—
Paso Natural Gas
6
34% Oct 22
—50
Stores
El
29
11
114%
Stop
Jan
28% Dec
15
4%%
Elastic
25
30% Mar 12
—10
Co common.
Electric Auto-Lite Co
10% Dec
17% Sep 21
19% Mar 2
16%
100
Corp—2.50
preferred
Electric
28% Nov
Jun
16%
113%
Products
Ekco
7
29
9
4 Vb %
Jun
26% May 11
28% Aug 28
41% Dec 23
Jan
Bros
Electric
25
Mar
81
81
Manufacturing
Edison
26
8% Feb
33
12 Ve Sep
29%
preferred
$3.60
Eaton
July 29
24% Oct 31
23% Jun
24%
29%
Kodak
Eastman
5
36 % Jan
7% Dec
23%
23%
prior preferred
Stainless Steel
Eastern
96% July 22
46% Jan
23%
1
Inc
'
1
Mar 21
32% Nov
87
1
4%%
5
& Fuel Assn com—10
Lines
*80 %
35%
*32%
6
35%
82
f
7%
21'A
21%
5%
35%
*80
6
35%
82
7%
21% *
21%
21%
23%
■
8%
21%
500
2414
*23
8V4
145,800
21%
1,100
5%
21,200
8
21%
18,300
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
35%
35%
35%
35%
*35%
36
82
*79
81%
*80%
35%
35%
36%
36
33
32%
33
33%
82
'
*81
36 V*
36
36%
35%
33%
33
33 %
33 %
33%
1,500
36%
26.
I
.
3,400
1,500
Volume
192
Number 6015
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
•
Lowest
49 Va Feb
9
5% Jan
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
72
Lowest
Oci
28
6
10 % Apr
22 % Apr
24
32 V« Nov
10
40% Dec
23
2IV3 Jan
2
44 % Nov
30
16 % Mar 10
43%
6
31% July 29
56% Jan
6
25% Jan
51% Dec
21
4
40% Jan
6
Federal
19
27% Jan
19
24'/a Jun
26
45
Oct
4
9
4
39% Dec
20
67% Jun
24
4.60%
14
24% Oct
14% Jan
5
20% Feb
24
39% Feb
32% Oct
14
31% Dec
28
3,300
33%
2,800
Dept
Stores
30% Jan
4
Flintkote Co
21
Carpet
45
44%
45
44%
45
26%
26%
27%
26%
28 Va
17'A
17%
23,300
16%
17%
16%
28
2,500
__No par
28 ya
16%
.33%
34%
33%
28%
29%
34%
15,100
29%
30
28%
33%
29
34%
34
Corp_Nopar
29
34 %
33%
29%
34%
28%
24,500
29
28%
29%
28%
29
25,900
LNo par
Power
&
Oct
5
8
80
Sep
13
22
Sep
21
35% Jan
2
20% Oct
26
28% Apr
26
11
Sep
22
17% Jan
2
14% Apr
22
40
Feb
9
Sep 27
44% May 13
63
Dec
21
170
Feb
16
216
Aug 13
248
Dec
23
3%%
July lo
95
Mar 11
May 31
3%%
50% Jan
45% Mar
2
Dec
6
Nov
11% Oct
5
20
19% Jan
35% Jan
22
12
Oct
25
19% Jan
5
24
Oct
24
41% Jan
29
19% Feb
60% July 25
3% Dec
20
18% Jan
28
68
24
77'
Feb
92% Jan
6
8
Jan
6
48%
47%
26%
47%
26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 %
6%
26 V8
*81%
8
Francisco
6
Freeport
5
30 % Feb
15
Fruehauf
May 27
84% Nov
21
17% Dec
66
26
;
4%
26
83
39%
39%
98
*39%
26%
*81%
26
96
v
,
.<
40%
26%
*81%
83
96%.
40
,
96
83
-N.
95%
95'A
630
40
39 %
39 %
600
3Q %
36%
35%
36%
35'A
36%
35%
36%
59 Va
35%
60
57
59%
16
58'A
58%
15%
5 8'/a
60
30,200
.1
15%
15 %
15%
31%
15%
31%
17%
31 VB
16%
32
17 %
31 %
22,300
32 'A
31%
32%
31%
31%
85%
26%
84
84
*84%
85 %
26'/a
*84 Va
85 Va
26%
27%
13
13%
13%
14
61 %
63
__15
Corp
84
__io
84
26%
.1
com
27
*13
10
com.
preferred
13%
60%
62
61%
62 Va
27
15,200
8,300
110
28
61%
27
14 *
,14
26
13%
13%
1,500
61%
15,600
62%
61
*180
100
94
94
94
94
94
94
94
94
11%'
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
33,900
11%
,—2
Co
*84
100
—
"
__
=■180
*180
*180
248
248
*94
95
10
150
7.400
___i
22 %
24 %
23
23%
22%
23%
^5
___
1
Inc
66%
67%
22'A
23
22 y8
65%
22%
66%
63%
66
_2
12%
13
63%
64%
12 '/a
63%
64%
13
94,700
12%
13
31%'
12%
33%
13%
12%
13
31%
32
44,300
31%
32%
31%
31%
32
32%
■*3%
C.
Sugar
10
Co
—No par
Franklin Stores
:
26%
*81%
96
' 62 %
Foster-Wheeler Corp
16
25%
83
95
15%
;
Dairies
15% Jan
39%
10.000
17,900
36%
Ford Motor Co
30% Dec
Mar 30
Inc
Chem
Mineral
12% Nov 21
*81%
95%
39%
,
60 %
preferred
convertible
22
83
94
9,000
28,300
6%
;2.50
pfd ser of '51
Markets
preferred
Foremost
•
.
26%
25 Va
common
Food Mart Inc
Foote
26 %
47%
2.50
convertible
Food Mach &
7
13
divid
Giant
4%
*
15
21
37% Apr 22
30% Dec 18
Dec
5
17% Nov
5
95
21% Jan
23
14% Jan
23% Nov
May 31
88% Jan 13
49% May 12
12% Jan 21
21
18
196
$4.20
Food
49 %
5,400
No par
Light Co.
Food Fair Stores Inc
3
93% Dec
1
31% Sep
11
48 »/a
6%
Corp——
Power
84
18
49%
26%
Corp Ltd
34% Apr
85% Nov
49%
No par
i
__
Florida
Fluor
50%
6%
100
Florida
,■
26
No par
22
,
25%
pfd
29
,
5
.
pfd
17% Dec
29%
,
49%
^2
,
A 2nd
68% Jun
27%
„
__5
:
Co
2nd
'/a
26
17%
B
2
5
11,000
26'A
conv
5
25% Oct
17%
17%
conv
28
4
14,000
17
26 Vo
common.
preferred
Dec
20% Aug
38'%
17%
17%
$4.50
29•,
17
37%
16%
28 %
$2.25
11% Apr
14% Nov
38%
17%
27
7
50% Feb
87
37%
16%
44
17
22
43
55% Aug 27
500
37%
16%
26%
Sep
56 % Dec
Jan
37%
22 V4
28 Vb
Apr
27% May 29
93
38%
22 VA
1
Jun
1
.
22'A
16 Va
45
15
9
22%
4444%
110
15
23
37%
16%
<84
Dec
Mar
38%
45%
12
Jun
1
37%
16
38% Nov 22
15
22 %
__No par
Firstamerica Corp__
99
*22 »A
44%
w__.
25
Firth
22 %
Inc—10
,
Oct
8
22 %
10
Firestone Tire & Rubber
8
22 %
_i
Firs tit Charter Financial
.First National Stores
13% Jan
*22 %
1.25
Inc
6
30% Dec
15,000
15%
23%
38% Apr
43
5,700
15%
6
•
27%
23%
19
'38% May 10
26%
X33 Va
61% July
20
27
33%
45% Jan
Jan
27
15%
30'A Jun
29
9,300
23%
7
5
16%
15%
17
31% Mar
16%
23%
6 Va Nov
9
16%
33 Va
23% Nov
Jun
16J/a
15%
1
26
16%
27
33%
4
$4
16 Va
26%
23%
Prod
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
7
17
27
lo%
22
May 27
16%
26%
33
24
91% Dec
17
27'A
-
23'/a
Oct
•80
3,200
5,300
16% '
15%
28
1
6%
33 %
13% Apr
2
6%
23%
44% Jun
Feb
49%
6%
49
15%
5
89
48%
6%
33 %
21
117% Jun
48'/a
6 %
23%
9!A Jan
23
Shares
49%
6 y8
34
32% Sep
81% Dec
Sep
the Week
Dec. 23
23%
Filtrol Corp
t
Friday
Dec. 22
33%
22
2
20% Jan
5
49
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__i.No par
preferred ——A-_100
Cigar Co Inc_—
4
1
25
35% Nijv
13,500
Texas. .—5
Cable
23
2 3 Va Dec, 23
51%
21%
1st
General
15% Oct
75% Dec
51%
3%
'
33% Sep
22
52%
*92%
Corp——
5
100% Dec
of
preferred-!—
39% Mar 18
28
51%
*25
common..^_.5
General
July 22
66 Va Jan
Mar 25
53%
Transportation—1.25
28
45
11,600
52%
7 52%
j-
'
11
30
101% Dec
4,400
47%
—100
Jan
9!
12'A
23%
47%
com__l
Investors
American
preferred
42% Oct
28
12%
23 Vb
47%
*10%
4
137.
2
16% Feb-
12%
23%
47%
53 3b
—.No par
voting pref
conv
9 Ve Jan
9% Jan
30 Vb Dec
12%
22%
48
17%
16
5
6
13 %
23%
47
Corp--—-._ 1
28
7% Feb
22
12%
22%
47
preferred-—_50
Oct
May 19
2
Sep
13%
23
46%
convertible
7% Jun
,
33% Oct
74
12%
22%
47
""
coin——11
Inc
12%
22%
45%'
Acceptance
$0.60
80% July
8% Dec
22
6
30% Jan
12%
22%
\
1———,——2
10% Mar 25
v
1
.
—1.——5
—
Wood Industries
General
30% Jan
4
*
Co
Corp
7 J 4%%
2
11% Sep
Jan
*
Skogmo Inc_4___—._—_—5
Jan
"
67% Mar 11
ol4% Jan
25% July
.24
.
—.
59
Apr 22
10% Sep
21% Dec
..Gamble
Co
51
24
Nov
Gabriel
27% Jan
<
July 27
17 y8 Jan
'
21% Jan
"1i
17%
*64
28%
138
91
32%
1,400
50
170
14,400
-18
11,600
66
100
The Ccmmercial and Financial Chronicle
(2624)
20
.
.
Monday, December 26, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
*4
25
37
4
Jan
27% Feb
8
38% Jun
Oil
States
Utilities
Common
23
Co—
Jun
9
80
Dec
23
89 Va Apr
Jan
6
86% Aug 26
$4.20
dividend
preferred
100
Jan
9
84 % Jan
7
91 % Oct
7
$4.40
dividend
preferred—
100
Apr
9
87'/a May 18
Aug 12
$4.44
dividend
preferred
100
82
16
88
Aug
7
91
96
Dec
30
104% Mar
3
97
Jan
4
103% Nov
15
98
Dec
22
105% Mar
4
97% Jan
11
103 Va Aug
19
81 % Dec
24 Va Sep
91
preferred—
preferred
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co
35% May 31
28
—
$5 dividend
100
dividend
$5.08
25 Va Nov
Feb
24
Sep
26
Hackensack
35% Jun
3
51% Jan
4
Halliburton
Co
29% May 22
24
Nov
4
31% Apr
19
4
48
9
July 23
21 % Dec
88 % Jun
30
20% Mar 31
Jan
27
5
114% Aug 31
55
Hall
(W
100
—2.50
Feb
6
Hamilton
4
31%
31%
32%
32
32%
94,200
33%
34%
*83%
85%
*86 Va
87Va
*88
92
*101
101%
*101
102%
33
33 %
34%
35%
34%
35
34%
35
12,000
*83%
85
*83 Va
85
28 % Jun
36
19
44 ft Feb
6
122 Va July
1
% Aug 14
61% Nov
132
Jan
106 Va Jan
6
20
32% J an
25
Hammermill
25
47 J/4 Jun
21
Hammond
42
10
121
13
July
Oct
Mar 24
129
50% Dec
26% Sep
29% Jan
11
35 Va Nov
30
43 V, Sep
21
79% May
16% Jan
30
12% Dec
61% Feb
7
17
88% May 26
14
40% Dec
10% Apr
82 V, Dec
16
34% May 11
29 Vb May 12
8
37% Mar 13
32% Jan
18
16% Jan
7
25% Jun
3
13% Dec
1
37% Feb
11
50
Jan
19
74% Dec
31
61% Apr
105
Sep
29
118% Apr
16
104 Va Dec
33% July
13
66
Jan
2
82 V4 Nov
34
Jan
8
25 V. Dec
3
42 V,
13 Va Jan
5
76
46% Apr
23% July 22
64 % Jan
9
85
7
Jan
31% Jan
19
27
July 29
18 Vb Oct
15 Va Mar
27
21% Jan
5
Jan
4
9
9% Apr
6
Sep
19% Jun
21
32% Apr
30
2
24
Feb
5
86 % Dec
30
41
Feb
12
4% Oct
16
Sep
16% Oct
$4.25
19
Hoover
8
Jan
21
Mar
37% Jan
2
27
15
80% Mar
2
70% Jan
Hotel
28
6
77
.
.
4
10
35V
Dec
9
79
8
14
38 Va Feb
4
Dec
Jan
22 Vb Jan
7
14
Dec
77
Aug 19
85 Va Sep
Dec
28
96'/a Jan
30
88
Dec
16
75
Jan
22
65% Jan
21
93
Sep
90% Dec
11% Jan
15
18% Sep
29
11% Mar 30
19% Jun
8
27
July 13
13V8 Dec
2
24% Jan
4
60 V, Sep
IB
Jan
21
66
Mar 17
43 % Jun
84% Dec
10
29% Dec
14
93% July 30
7
9% Dec
31
Jun
25
39% Dec
31
19% Oct
13
23% July
35
9
;
54 Va Jan
14
40% Dec
16
94
Sep
14
7
5%
6% Oct
25
13 % Jan
Oct
26
39% Jan
21% Jan
7
Feb
15
-
,'.| ►'
':
;
14
13%
—1
^1 .*.
(Delaware)
Co
preferred series A
preferred series B
5%
:I
!
pfd series A!
Refrigerator
.
52
Jan
13
48
28% Oct
23
39
Apr
17
21% July 25
31% Jan
4
40
24
55% Jan
21
28% Oct
47% Jan
6
Nov
25
57% Aug 24
Ideal
Cement
Illinois Central RR Co
Jun
9
46
Va Dec
24
Jan
27
61% Dec
23
38% Oct
7
43% Feb
4
39% Jan
18
43
Aug
12
40% Sep
29
47
Apr
3
41% Feb
18
45
Aug
4
50
Jan
5
45'A Jan
22
14
42% Jan
4
49% Aug
9
46% July 27
Feb
11
44% Aug 15
4.20%
31% Nov 22
57% Aug 23
Indiana
35
45% Dec
21
41% Oct
7
40% Sep
25
18% Jun
Jan
45% Mar 18
28
8% Dec
47
8
41'A Aug 13
41
41
38 % Feb
17
50% Dec
8% Feb
preferred—
preferred—
18
17% Nov
5
30
74% Nov
17
109
May
163
May
55
July
6
149
July 28
43% May
8
July
12
7
13'A Aug
7
65
Sep
28
6
145
Dec
13
36% May
4
86 Va Apr
154
preferred
50
—
—
5
49:;
*44%;
*42%
.
6%
;
—
Co
50
.
100 "
No par
21
60 Va Mar 18
29% Oct
25
43% Jan
15
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
19
32
Apr
29
29
Feb
.5
35 % Dec
23
Insuranshares
Ctfs
27% Mar 26
45
Dec
17
34% Nov 29
49 Va Jun
15
Interchemical
Corp
25
Jan
20
95% Feb
2
24
86
Feb
2
93
7
21
Nov
1
34% Feb
31% July
385% May 12
39% Jan 27
488
May 29
407 % Mar
8
57% July 10
38% Sep
23
138
Sep
25
153'A Jan
14
139 Va Feb
2
28
Sep
22
35% Apr
30
Feb
8
88
Dec
22
17% Feb
9
80
July 30
27% Jun
4
29
69'A Jan
12
17% Aug
5
47% Sep 20
July 11
4Va%
18
Iron
16
Int'l
Business
50% Jan
19
Int'l
_5
common
No par
Harvester
36 % Aug
80
7%
Int'l Minerals
24
Oct
25
25% Feb
preferred-—
24
4%
Chemical com
&
Mining
59% Dec
21
4
21% Feb
19
International
Packers
85'/« Sep
24% Nov
28
136 Va Jan
6
International
Paper
22
31% Dec
8
12% Aug
_5
46%
46%
67%
65%
66%
64%
65
14,900
34 Vb
32%,
33%
32 %
33
32
32%
17,100
*84
84
23%
85
May
141% Nov
86 Va Dec
15
10% Sep
14
58
15
94
Jan
28
1G% Jan
2
10
Dec
23
55
86'A Jan
8
22
94 %
Int'l Nickel of Canada-
When
Aug 15
19% Mar
%
4%
4%
16%
17'A
18
17%
*36 %
37
*36%
*80 Va.
*88
'
V
14%
14%,
46%
46%
39 Va"
92%
$4
issued
No par
18%
-
18%
No par
125
Mar 20
Jun
172% July 15
33% Dec
15
37
Jan
12
37
Feb
10
55 Vb Nov
6
81% Dec
29
37% Aug 21
45% May 6
28
Feb
3
28% Mar 19
40% Dec
39
July 30
42% Dec 17
14
28 Va Feb
9
17% Jun
32
Sep
38
International
Salt
International
International
Silver
60% Dec
25
35
Feb
17
47'A Dec
32% Feb
40
45
Jan
15
123
Jan
23
21
40% Apr
20
37'A Jan 21
9
38 V8 Jan
Dec
23
2
14
4
60% Mar 18
23% Jan
7
31% Jan 28
29
06
18
87
May 12
Feb
4
18% Oct
12% Dec
26
1
Iowa
Aug 29
36% Jan
124
21
44'A Jan
$6
7
4
20
Jan
13
18% Jan
7
26
87
6c
Aug 22
76 Va Jan
22
44% Jan
13
83
Sep
1
62% May 31
Johns-Manville
Johnson
13
49 % Feb
9
8*
Apr 21
57% Apr 27
70% July 14
Ip'A
2
88%
Dec"22
Dec
28
103% Feb 16
40% Nov
23
59% July 28
26.
3%%
Co Inc
6
79
Dec
13
9
18% Dec
5
52%
52%
53 V4
13,200
27%
26%
27 Vb
16,900
31%
31Vt
32%
16,300
59%
60 Vc
61"
61 VB
61%
3,800
42
42
42
41
41%
♦41
42%
6
89% Jan
4
Jones
95 % Mar
8
8
29% Oct
21
99% Aug 24
18% Jun 13
47V» Jan
8
5%
"
-
120
43%
100
'48%
120
43%;
*42%
*48
48%
*48
45%
*44%
*42 Va •43%
"io
'*42%
42%
49%.
*48
49%
45%
*44%
45 Va
*44%
43%
43
43
*42 Va
43 Va
34%
34 Va
35%
34%
35 V4
34
35 V4
13,900
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50 VB
50%
1,200
^
*
6-
18%
74%
*
148 '
*145
40 'A
•:
*33
*145
;
589
33%
*33%
34
3 4 V4
'35%
43%
44%
*89%
42 V*
90%
21%
.
21%
43%
42 V4
140 Va
140%
34 Vb
35%
35 Vb
*77
71 Va
77%
22%
23%
23%
58%
583;B
58 Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
58%
59
53%
59'A
16 VB
16%
91%
92%
16%
31%
-30%
'*94
10%
92%
31
-/
94%
10 %
"
16%
94'A10'A
-15%
92%
110
,
•
43 %
141
-
>
10%
.
;
16
Corp.
9,300
26,500
21,100
*59
100
1,800
60
690
59
59
23 VB
23%
22'A
28'A"
29'A
28%
28%
99%
96%
97;
97
97
9,400
1,500
33
32%
33"
32%
33
5,100
59
59
59%
59%
60 Va
33
"*32%
33'A
*32%
33%
300
45%
46%
96,000
*35Vb
36%
60
59
60
24 Vb
23%
23%
29 Vb
29%
29 Vb
30
98
98
98
33
32%
33
32%
*58%
59
59
32%
33
33
45
46%
46%
47 »A
'
46 Vb
*36
35 Vs
47
36%
-
37,500
23%
36
36%
35%
42
42
41%
41%
41%
41 VB
42
52
50%
1,700
600
42
5C%
51%
56 Va
48%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
43
42%
42%
42 Va
42 Va
1
41 Vs
42%
38'A
42%
42%
37%
37%
1,200
16,900
21
42%
38 '
22%
*117
41%
1
""
42
3 8'A
38
•115 Va
20%
14%
14%
13%
13%
80%
•
*79%
52
52%
81
58%
76
*
51%
79%
56%
8OV2
52%
*79%
*57%
77%.
74%
16%
167/s
54% - 56%
95% .95%11%
11%
35V.»' 36%
16%
'♦54l/«96
H%
'
.
20
14%
13%
79%
•<
*115%
20%
20%
14
-
22
22%
118
13%
14%
75%
21 Va
22%
118
20%
20%
.
,
4.3
38
x22 %
14%
80%
52% .52%
<80
80
57% 59'A
■
4 2'A
38%
*115%
14%
*79%
-
42
38%
23
14
5
-1
51%
.
118
20
100
5
-
"•
94Va
42%
&
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co_
Joy Manufacturing Co
31,500
,10
10
20 Va
1
Johnson—
100
5,200
•
30%
'42%
pfd__100
1
17,600
92%
30%
.; *94Vb
36
16%
55V»
96'A
12
37'A
13%
12/«
*80
50%
*79%
56
1
.
79%
57%
73%
74'A
■
560
,
35%
90%
31
94%
*94%
"
60
23
30%
98 .
'
16%
;
91
30 V*.
31 Vs
94'A
10%
31
25,700
22%
58 Va
11,200
=
78%
*76.
150
14,000
21%
587%
80
34
.
-
.190%
21
582
21%
590
300
3,900
•-
42%
43%
140%
34%
16
*89%
140 Va
42 Vb
140%
91
•
34%
43%
140%
34 %
.
90%
581
591
.
42%
*89%
21%
589
V 19,100
4,900
40%
33%
21%
80
148
40 VB
33 V»
42%
;
*145
/
33%
140%
*77 •!
'
40%
42 V4
591
148
33 Vb
89 Va
Va-
21
i
9,400
t
40 y4
41%
4 2'A
40%
89
33%
33'A
34
19,700
19%
74
41
J'
33%
18%
73
33%
40%,
2,000
5%
18%
73%
.
148
*145
40%
5%
18 Va
73
18%
73
18%
73%
5%
5%
5%
5%
'
18 %
72%
"
45%"'
20%
Logan Inc
50c
Laughlin Steel common_10
preferred series A
;
100
&
.
42 %
41%
38 %
5
1
common-
5,300
30 Va
42%
.
-200
•
52%
20%
-
-
Jonathan
49% Dec
-V
18%',.
_5
5
Co
preferred—
53% May
8% Mar
11 Vb Dec
see page
Jewel Tea
36
17%;
18% "18%
70
\ 120
31,200
,
53
10
Jersey Cent Pwr 6c Lt 4%
13
♦35-
35%'.--
9
27%
■/
'
59 Va
50c
Lake Sulphur Co..
52% Apr
8%
52%
..
43% '
t
33
45%
36%
42
50%
—1
Jaeger Machine Co_
Jefferson
35%
.
10,200
;
59%
42
*5% A
59%
Electric Co
Light Co
Breaker
24
29
&
preferred
I-T-E Circuit
12
lOVa Oct
76% Jan
Power
V.
18%
39%
92%!
93
93
9%
.
36
*91%
.
—3.50
Co
Island Creek Coal common
7
Sep
8%
39%
V
93 %
'
16%
,
•92 % .*
31
59%
*50
93
*45
*36
41%
56%
1,800
-
*42%,
*32%.
&
14.600
46%
*44 Va
25
Light & Power Co
40% Oct
76% Nov
Dec
Elec
27
46 % Dec
foGtnttes,
Iowa-Illinois Gas
40
31
Power
Iowa
43
Oct
Telep
46% Aug 26
1
Jan
Interstate
-
14%
*48
.-25
common
Teleg_No par
International Utilities Corp com—5
$2 convertible preferred
25
Interstate Dept Stores
1
4
9
-
No par
preferred
International
15
4
20
7%
21
17
32% Mar
115
16
May 31
May 10
36 % Mar
„No par
:
—
39% '
92 Va.
92 Va
<
9%
29%98 •
10c
Shoe
30 Va Apr
39 %
'.
'•
32%
-
8
44% Apr 28
32
2
Aug 24
21
4
For
139% Jan
4
15
96
20
17
Nov
Jan
7
32 Va Dec
22
33
Sep
91% Dec
18 % Jun
116% Sep
40
International Resistance Co
33% Jan
Dec
Dec
20
70% Mar
33% Jun
May 27
Sep
15 Va Nov
14
41% Jun
Aug 18
19% Mar 5
32
18% Dec
26% Dec
24
38
9
35
75
6
23
Oct
45% Apr
58% Dec
40
22
36% Jan
Dec
23
69
800
13%
14 Va
146
27%
•
*42%
*93%
94%
10%
10%
59 " ; 60
23%
25%
-1
No par
5%
preferred—
—100
International Rectifier Corp
1
y
30%
27%
*41
58%
31
—2.50
—
preferred—1;
-
27 '/a
31
58%
/ 34%
91%
•
13%
13
5,900
"152" A
52
30%
*33
80 .
22'A
;10
89%
,
'93
36
19%
.
51%,
'27%'
'
595Va
.16%
7.50
22 % Dec
Sep
13
*
36%
*35%
,a
■
540
89
89%
89
46%
•"
•
88%
14%
.9
7,800
84
*88
13%-
9%
.
200
'
'
8%
11.599
'
mv4
*82
89
*88
90
*92'/a
93
*92%
35%
74'A
39
46s/
40%
; 92
500
r
37
34%
.
17
37
14%
'
16%,
16 %
46
14%
;. '><39%
92 f
.
*16
13%
13%
14 VB
t 45%
.
1,700
17%
92%
*13%
.
9,100
4%
37
89%
90
90
25%
4%
16 -
16
89
*88
.89
89%
85
24%
82%
35%
5,500
"
4%
75
41 .
90%
21 Va
*11
22
57%
Limited—_1
common
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
2
26
4%
*84%
84
25%
16%
.<
.
"
111
84
,25%
>
24
35'A
34%
33
"
5
Corp
30 'A Dec
12% Jan
47%
66
82%
'* 42%
43%
'140% 140%
100
preferred—
International
46 Va
67%
35
33
'.--591
-
_100
3.400
54%
47%
75
t.
56
55%
53
54 Va
82%
50 %
Q0
21 Vb
1
1,900
3,400
30%
47
/ 34 Va
40 V\
5
100
common
*30
;
52%
76
35
33 Va
30
55
35%
45%
'
9%
29%
47%
f-
35%
43%
33
•
1
Corp
Machines
596% Dec
148% Aug 25
Inc
preferred
Interlake
30%
9%
10
75%
,5%
5%
17 A 18 4
10%
73JA
*145
148 '
40lA 40%
No par
common
preferred—
34% Sep
86% Oct
30%
,
_1
28
Oct
30%
*30
.♦30
De Mexico
Rayon
Steel
29%
9%
*80%
49"'
34'A
'_l
" '
100 pesos
Inland
*29%
82%
*42% ,'43%
:
1
Corp
Electrica
Ingersoll-Rand
7
50% Jan
:
——50
::
50
SA
Industrial
29%
74 Vb
27 A
31 Vb
58%
42
„A-
Indianapolis Power 6c Light—No par
19
Jan
2
!
preferred
General
,
50
—
,
.
13,100
16%
'
29 Va
36%
52%
,,27 /a.-.30%
58
*41,
,
,
\
—50
4.26%
4.42%
.
15
common-.
preferred-:
Inaustria
10'A Feb
Co
—No par
4.70%
-
25
22% Jan
4.08%
23
5% July 11
Illinois Power
.
16%
17
10
29%
4%
.
36%'
$1%
—5
—
600
17 Va
!
19% ~ 19%
10
Co
25%
-9%
"
Idaho Power Co—
,
2 4'A
16%
84
93,\
8%
i
43% Mar 18
31
16%
4.6%
*36 ' .'
„
16%
17%
20
5,200
30%
25%
*25
25%
*25
25%
700
116
31
30%
31
>' ,<"35
•
7.4 %
403/s
1 .•< 8%
■ •
1
:50
7,600
66
116
117
*116
117-
4%
93 !
Co———,5
3,400
30%
30%
21%
■
13%.
*92%
*
V"
19%
23%
*65 Va
*116
.
*92.
-
19
23 %
65%
*33%
:
46%
- •
19%
23%
65%
'36%
^q3>
-
*
:
100
common,
convertible
Hussmann
"
'
_100
:
18%
23%
66
*16%
14% " 14%.
•
19
16%
35 %
15,900
,
67%
...
75
66
63%
23%
*65
17 %
47
17%
35
300
1,200
19
66
117
"54
•
!_—„_100
No par
66%
240
112%
'
*80%.
82.%
*88
! .89
."V"
89
:,89%
100
65%
10 Vb
4%
16%
37
67
28%
,
.
< 75
109
23%
19%
23%
*30
10,400
108
*70
113%
9%
75
-
*106
112%
63%
64%
30
1,300
80 %
75
*70
115
114
116
35
.15
107
107
70'A
70%
17%
47% < .
67%
33%84% .''
'22
*36%
.
107
25%
4%
,
"
4100
preferred*-
'
.
No par
107
:
70
30'A
17%
'
' 107
*64%'
16%
common—3
Inc
preferred
Hupp Corp
5
27
=
5
Hudson Bay Mln & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods &. Indust Inc com
_3
11
16 Va Oct
32
No par
convertible preferred —50
Sound
5%
93% Nov
5
common
America common—1
preferred—
25
preferred,,
Howe
29
25
A-.
Bearing Co
79%
*116
29%
30%
54%.',
46%
67%
33%
84%
20%
*14%
80%
19
10
*30
" 54%
30
=—1 "v
*34
14%
79%
...
66
117
31
25%
17%
28%
.—12.50
_10
Houston Lighting & Power
Howard Stores Corp
84% Feb
9%
•
10
Inc
Winston
Corp
4.40%
13
24 Va Mar 14
90 % Aug 24
8% Jan
5
25
Household Finance common
30
13% Jan
5
50c
Corp
-
34V4
13%
•34
23%
19%
*64%
*116
30%
*24%
17'A
34'A
13%
80
63%
23%
v
34
13%
78
*114%
19%
convertible
4%
1,900
13%
107 "
23%
No par
—2.50
series A
preferred
3%%
30
78
34
-70
1
common
,
64%
63
100
Corp ,!
&
29%
13%
107
70
116
5
Chemical
Ball
$2.25
13
21
105%
*62
116
No par
Co
&
Corp of
5%
-
100
Houdailie-Industries
14
64% Sep
85
2 1/12
No par
Mining
Oil
60
3,100
77%
*33%
'
4,100
81%
53%
14%
79%
/'
137
81%
34
Corp
pfd
Rinehart
Hooker
14
30
10
50
2.800
52%
13%
-77%
Electronics
13
26
1,900
10,800
.
81%
*80
81%
*80
81%
*33%
pfd
Corp
conv
*80
preferred—_25
(conv)
pfd
Furnace
90% Sep
36 y8 Mar 17
Jan
5Va%
13
Sep
9%
35%
30 %
Inc
Hotels
26
69
85% Ma?
Hilton
25
2
1,200
9%
35%
30%
preferred series A
2nd
4
24
25%
*25
9%
30%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
41 Vb Jan
21% Oct
26% Dec
Hewitt-Robins
Honolulu
27% Oct
5,700
35%
30
.1
19
81% Feb
13
10,500
9%
36
30
common
A
Chocolate
67% Dec
47% July 22
25%
25%
20%
*35 Vb
9%
Vb
30%
Co
2
90% Apr
5% Sep
Hershey
Holt
15
18
class
Homestake
30
25%
*9
_No par
Powder
20
Dec
25%
*35%
9%
*30
52%
lo
preferred—
conv
22
Jan
25%
36
9 Vb
54%-
Motors,
Dec
80
25%
*35 VB
53%
common
noncumulative
52% Oct
35
25%
9%
36
53
Holly Sugar Corp common
57c
convertible preferred—
40% Jun
25%
8,000
25%
20 Vs
53
7
2
22
W)
'
1
Holland
65% Jan
44% Oct
(G
Hertz
4
30% Oct
20%
53%
(W E) & Co—!
Hoffman
56
25%
20%
135%
5
1
25%
20%
53%
30%
5
29
25%
20 %
t
43%
136%
6
May 19
25%
20%
53 Vb
30% July
42% Sep
25%
20%
.
21
122 Va
,
47%
135%
28% Apr
28% Feb
48%
25%
*120
122 Va
47
137%
6
37
*120
48%
136%
100
1
il
122%
48
136%
25
common
16
30
7,200
>120
49%
135%
Co
preferred
9% Nov
49 % Jan
46%
46%
47
46 V2
46%
44%
45
122%
48%
*120
70
82%
J)
Inc
14% Dec
29% Nov
3,200
137%
37
2
34%
*80
15
30% July
33
136
Nov
May 20
34%
11%
30
23
33%
11%
$4%
22
35%
11%
3%%
Jan
35
11%
July 13
13
44%
1,400
35
11'A
Aug 22
27
26%
34%
27
11%
68
15% Apr
24% Jun
2,300
97
27
11%
120
Muy~2l
37
24
*93
27
11%
16
%
23%
96
26%
*93
11%
$2
24% July 13
Jan
24
26%
95
11%
92% Feb
Apr" 29
27% Feb
39%
28
8
23%
26%
5
5%
21
26
*92%
84%
Aug 27
41
6
11% Oct
Dec
23'A
95
26%
83%
Hercules
9
67
1
1,900
86
Hercules
20
119% Dec
9
60 Va May 11
23% Feb
22% Oct
5
Aug 26
Dec
70
16,500
■
83 %
7%
4
8
111 Va
42%
26 Va
53%
83%
July 22
72% Aug 25
117
7
Mar
38 % Feb
13
Jan
23
.
82%
Helme
Aug
200
42%
25%
23%
22%
*92%
26-/4
84
7
36
53%
43
26%
"
'.
81%
Heller
20
*52%
42 Vb
42% -
26
25%
7,900
26%
*52%
53%
42
26%
34%
34%
83 Vb
16
82% Dec
6
55% Apr
Dec
33%
'
53%
93
170
102-
*101
33
*35
81 %
3.65%
Aug 30
55
17
102
32%
53%
44%
50
*101
33
1
(H
84
1
preferred
Heinz
4
5
common
102'A
x32%
Industries Inc
7
143
Jan
5
*101
790
92
101%
101%
101%
26%
122 Va
50
-
*101
Haveg
22
Dec
May 20
1.25
Marx
&
Industries
77
27V4 Apr
Scliaffner
__l
*88
101%
42%
44%
-
—100
92
*88
92
87 %
87
*101
26%
*120
49%
25%
20%
25%
J
9%
7.50
com
Co
Corp of America
4 Va %
Hayes
78
90% May
Hat
5
2
2
22
1
1
Chemical
Jan
5
•4% Jan
75 V4 Sep
2.50
_
Refrac
13
9 % May 25
12
Dec
92
38 Va Apr
35 "
20
Hart
Aug 31
6
11% Jan
29
8 Vb Oct
13
Co
Col
preferred—
Harshaw
27
26
Jan
22% May 26
3
Mar
34
12% Apr
39% Apr
Paper
Organ
93
26%
34%
"
*88
87
87
86%
42
*52%
53Va
22
100
.
85
86
26%
22 ..'
26'
1
common
preferred
Harris-Intertype Corp
Harsco Corporation,
2
31
18 Va Oct
24% Nov 20
7% Jan 16
6%
16
21% May 24
Co
convertible
Harbison-Walker
5
57% Jan
5
24
34% Oct 24
4%
*83%
42 %"
*52%
41%
5
:
Watch
7
26 % Jun
28% Nov
88
5
25
——.
Printing Co—
P)
Shares
31%
/
Water
71% May 19
49% Nov
20
48% Nov 20
Dec. 23
31%
II
44 % Feb
the Week
Dec. 22
30%
34%
34%
*83%
85%
*86 Va
87%
*88
92
101% 101%
*101
102'A
33
33 Va
No par
28
94
Sales for
Friday
Dec. 21
1
8
13
Sep
32
4'
Thursday
Dec. 20
31%
30%
•
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Dec. 19
Par
8.33Vb
Corp_,
AND
Tuesday
Monday
-
EXCHANGE
Gulf
Gulf
26 VJn July
STOCK
YORK
Highest
Lowest
Highest
37-H A.jk.C
3
Lowest
J5V»inu.
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
76%
16%
54%
96
ll'/a
35%
16V8
55Va
96% r1
11%
36 Va
(
'
•
,
16
54
96 Va
113A
36%
22%
.
118
20%
21'A
*115%
20%
21%
2,500
8C0
5,000
'
2,400
6,300
118
20%
8,400
13%
14 VB
6,500
13 A
12%
13
7,500
80%
80%
80%
RO
51%
50%
50%
3,600
14%
81
56%
74%'
16%
55
96Va.
12%
367/b
81
80
56
59
23,900
74.
74
15%
16%
53 %
54%
*79%
3,200
10,400
24,000
96%
440
12%
12%
35%
36 Va
6,700
12,500
•96
'
Volume
192
Number 6015
.
,
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2625)
21
'
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
STOCKS
"
Range Since Jan. 1,
Highest
Lowest
LOW
Mcnday
Par
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Dee. 19
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
Dec. 20
.
AND
HIGH
Wednesday
Pec, SJt
SALE PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
dC0( 23
Pe«. 23
Shares
,
K
Feb.
37
9
^65
July 27:
10
120
July
42% Dec 31
48
93% Feb
107;
Feb
107
Nov 23
10
8
Feb
-
Sep 29
86
Oct
July 27
101
130
July 27
57% Apr
92% Jan
82
25
Sep 23
82% Jun. 19
85% July io
72% Sep 21
6
5
45
27
47
Sep 30
Jan
82% Mar 18
90
6
85% Feb
9
90
62% Sep
29
79% Jan
16
Sep
4
34% July 12
43% Feb
9
33% Nov
4
31% Feb 23
11% Dec 28
13% Dec
34
41% May 12
50% July 31
50
July 27
41% Feb 17
11
7
>■
Jan
117% Feb
45% Oct
1
447/sOct
-7
64
22% Sep 28
43
Jan
7
59
Apr
1
50% Nov 21
50% Jan
13
6
30% Aug 17
100% Jan
6
71% Oct 25
5
46% Sep 3Q
36% July 18
55% Jan
8
64% Dec
12
21
58"% Nov 18
46% Jan.
5
Jan
74% Nov
8
24
70% Apr 21
31 % Apr 20
54% July 22
July 22
31% Nov
7
62% Feb
11
89% Dec
12
18% Dec
21
25% Dec
2
31-%' Jan
6
'
27% Jan
2
39%
"
Apr""7
37% Oct
22
51 % Mar 13
3*% Oct 24
46% Jan
4
Dec
29
85
Feb
26
77
7
82V4Apr
11
13% May
6
21
Nov
16
14% Feb
17
36% Dec
4
5
33
Jan
10
34% Jan
6
17% Sep 29
27% Jon 18
26% Mar
5
11% Dec
5
20% Jan
8
34% Jan 22
36% Mar
2
36
5
25% Oct 28
Oct
25
19% Oct 21
23% Jan 22
347/a Jan 22
4% Mar 11
34 Va Apr
7
28% Nov
6
3% Dec 17
27
13% May
24 Va Jan
8
15% Oct
21
23% Nov
21% Sep
,10% Feb
18
Sep 22
1% Jan
Jan
2
25% Dec
22
36% Dec
6% Dec
•
.
OK
107/a Jan
22'
,,)an
11
22
27
Jun
>Jan
25
20
2
23% Jun
18
24 Va Jan
MarlO
13% Jan
14 Va Nov
10
32 % Aug
25% Oct 25
1% Dec
6
»
6
1
7
2
24% Dec
12
26
3% Oct 28
3% Mar 11
19% Jun
8
7% Jan
15
4
24% July 26
29% Jan
22
4
41
Apr
79 Va Dec
22
Jan
29
28^,4 Sep
9
46% Oct
24
70 Va Jan
22
31% Mar
57% Dec
18% Jan
-
30
26% Sep
Jan
36
57% Apr 29
10% Nov 23
2
80% Jan
140%
10
79% Aug 27
9
13% Jan
•
98% Oct
;;i52
Nov" 13
July"
73
Dec
29
24% Sep
18
39% Apr
10% Mar
23
61
Nov
18
28
34% Aug 10
12
57% Jan
96% Dec
20
*91
•84
85%
*84
85%
*84
*86%
88
*87
88
*87
36%
64%
36%
*36
37
47%
47%
*■47%
48
35
35%
35%
36
.92%
64
64%
65
84
,93
*84
*84
85%
88
64%
Vg
i.
*87
88
30
90
.
85%
*87
88
65%
65%
66 Va
36%
35%
36%
48
50
49%
49 Va
49%
50
35%
36%
35%
36%
36
36%
10,500
.
12%
13
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
32 %
31%
32
31%
25%
26%
•■'25%
26%
25%
74%
76
74%
75%
74
13
65 Va
13 Va
12%
13Va
13,300
49%
48%
50%
13,700
31%
31%
31
31%
27
■
13
49 Va
31%
27
27%
26%
27
74%
73%
74
74%
23,300
52%
52%
74%
53%
53
53%
10,300
62%
16.500
52%
52%
52%
52
60%
62%
59%
60 %
26%
26%
25%
61%
26%
26
62%
26%
33
33%
33
33 V#
33
33%
89%
89%
88 Va
89%
87
88%
87%
17%
18
18
18%
18
18%
18%
25%
25%
*25
25%
25%
25%
25%
36%
37
36%
37
36%
37
77%
78
77%
77 %
78
78
62%
63%
26 Ve
•
61
26%
*33
26%
7,300
6,300
26%
2,100
2,000
33%
33
89%
89
89%
8,500
18%
18%
18 Va
4.000
25%
.
33
25%
25%
3,400
8,600
36%
37%
36%
37
78
78
77%
78
34%
27%
21%
34%
28%
33%
34%
17,000
27%
28%
7,300
22%
11%
22 Va
23%
25,500
490
34%
35%
34%
34%
34%
34%
28%
28%
28
28%
27%
28
10
22%
23%
22 Va
22%
11%
22%
11 VB
11%'
11%
11%
11%
31%
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
31%
31 Va
31%
30 Va
31%
30%
30%
30%
31
24%
25
25
25%
25%
38
36 Va
36%
3%
11%
11%
11%
31%
32
31%
30%
30%
30
Co, common—
1,100
2,200
13
.
51%
—5
—4
25
preferred series A
10,700
36%
49%
12%
.
64%
*36
1
—
24%
24%
24
*35
3%
La Consolidada 6%;pfd*75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant——
—1
*35
Va,;
22%
38
3%
28%
*28%
*28%
28%
3%
28%
19
33/.
4,500
100
84
*92
85
*38
■
31%
12%
85
.
76%
92%
92%
200
57%
3%
28%
*37
5,100
5,400
25%
100
3%
3%
10,100
28%
Va
38%
3%
3%
28
25%
*37
38%
3,200
14,900
.
28%
28%
400
20,400
—50c
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
& Tir?——5
Lehigh Coal & 'Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement,
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1
$1,50 conv pl'd ser A———No par
Lehigh Valley- RR————_No par
Lehman Corp—J-—
-—1
14%
107/a
27 Va
14%
11
14%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
10%
11
10%,
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
8,900
27%
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
9,100
1%,
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
27%
1 Va
Lear Inc———,
_
Lee Rubber
Lehn
Ling-Temco Electronics—
<
-
23%
23%
53%
51%
52%
77Va
-24%25i Va
45
45%
28%
29%
92%
24
44%
93%
28%
93'/a
.
163/4
4%
16%
28%
28
4%
1
1%
16%
Va
1%'
17.
4%
26,400
17
4%
700
4%
28%
28
10,100-
28%
14,600
77
76
76%
75
75
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
2334
50%
52
49%
51
49 3/a
50
28,800
10%
14,800
10%
82%
81%
146
10%
10%
82
10%
81%
146
A
52
52%
51%
24%
23%
24%
23%
1,700
4,300
81 %
8,300
J46
52%
13.100
24%
34 400
81 Va
*145
52%
.
.
5,400
75%
•
146
MVa
,0
(
4%
11
82%
•145
52%
16%
28
76 Va
io7/?
%
145
51 %
,1
16%
76%
82%
———2.50
Corp———
Litton Industries Inc———
23 %
10%
_—5
Lionel
4%
28 y4
145
—50c
Link Belt Co_:
4%
27%
23'A
—_No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co5
Libby McNeil & Libby——
;
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com-i'ik25
1%
preferred.—a.—
——i'!40Q
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—
5
16%
4%
27%
527/a
Products———i—5
Fink
&
Lerner Stores Corp
17
4%
27%
76 Va
*16%
——
'
i) 52
230
*23%
233/a
44%
45 V,
44
28%
28%
44%
28%
45
28%
29 Va.
27%
44%
28%
15,400
96%
93 Va
95%
91%
94%
92 Va
93%
40,000
27%
28%
27 Va
28 Va
45
8,000
4
Lockheed Aircraft
28%
28
28%
Aug
5
Loew's
1
15%
28%
16 Va
27%
19
15%
16
15%
15%;
16
•
163/a
16
16 Va
36,700
30 Va Jan
4
Lone
Star
Cement
Corp—/,—-—4
20%
2lVa
20%
21%
20%
21
20 Va
20%
20%
2034
45,525
26
Dec
21
Lone
Star
Gas
common
—10
44 %
45 Va
45%
47 V4
46%
48
47
47%
46 Va
46%
20,700
139% Jan
26
36% Apr
15
Dec
20
43
Va Sep
7
Long
Jan
21
102
Aug 19
5%
Apr 14
80
Jan
8
81
Jan
20
89
90% Mar
3
Mar
6
87 % Nov
14
42% Sep
34 Va May 18
130% Mar 4
48% July 7
142% Mar 25
Sep
2
1
1
142
Sep
-
1
Corp—_—1
-I
Inc—
Co
preferred—
100
Lighting Co com—10
series B
series D preferred-,,-.
7
5
.
*99'
138
138
40V4
39%
101
*99
86
♦84%
85%
87
*86
87
■7 %
preferred:.
—100
Louisville Gas.& El Co (Ky)-No par
Louisville & Nashville—50
138
July 10
78% Jan
22
14% Dec
13
20 % Jan
4
Lowenstein
49% Dec
6
91% Jan
4
18
21
6
37%
*137
138
*84%
87
.
37
37%
139
137
%
138
*131%
40%
101
39
85%
40%
37%
138
1,390
5,300
40
39%
*99
50
101
85%;
*34'/a
85%
87
87
*87
88
■
:
37%
37%
137
j
101
*84%
87
138
138
Va
*99
r
50,800
37%
"50
23,700
37%
110
(M) & Sons Inc—1
-
51%
52 V,
51 %
51%
51%
51%
51
51%
50
49%
50%
49%
50
49%
50
49%
50
14%
;
,
138%
51 Va
49%
Lykes Bros Steamship Co——-— 10
U36
51%
Lukens Steel Co—-_——3.33Va
15% Oct
38%
37%
—
7
Jan
39%
-
*84Va
47 % Dec
5
100
*86
52% July
34% Apr
40
99%
100
1
88
27
39%
_100
;
5
series E preferred—;
Lorillard
(P) Co common—
4.35%
38% Feb
44% Nov 23
135
135
*130
preferred———100
99
July 29
104% Mar 6
25
27%
conv
Island
4.25%
22
90
Theatres
4.84%
138
13
96
16
26
48
24% May 16
111
Feb
8
30% Jan
30
31
14
4
Dec
18% Nov
92%
*91,
.
120
57
*75%
32% Jan
81% Dec
Jan
*84
.
17
79%
15%
*75%
85
17
104
71% Jan
,
76%
76%
*84
700
400
300
.
Feb
2
Nov
'
*75%
'
Kroger Co——-v----—-——1
K V P Sutherland Paper Co„5
Gas
'
76%
105
10
Jnc—
(S S) Co,-*
Kress (S H) & Co—.
Kroehler Mfg Co——
4.32%
57
;
105
*105
111%,
.56%
17,800
.
46% Jan
7
69
91
56%
.
108
111%
56%
84
84.
97%
45%
18% May 11
16
Dec
23
4
91
56 Va
'103
41%
96
*45
19% Nov
Dec
Dec
Sep
4
56%
*75%
75%
84
preferred——:———U00
Kresge
-V
55%
40%
98
45%
5
29% Jan
36% Jun
Jan
61% Jan
4
.
Aug 31
,
54%
75%
•83
41 Va
*95%
*45
,
45%
8
17% July 10
96
,36%
131%
120
98
37% Jan
9
28% Sep 21
36% Nov 27
112% Dec
6
13
151
12% Jan
73% Nov 30
63
12 Va Dec
4
43% Sep 23
9
14 Va M'ar 23
9% Sep 21
13
91% Jan
5
Jan
46% Nov
5
20
57
.
7
9% Oct
140
DtjieV 31
Oct;; 14 ^' 63 Va JmV' r l
48
22
78% May 19
28
Mar
♦108
21
4
16 % Sep
2
111
Laclede
10
3% July 12
15% July 8
37% Jan 20
3% Apr
6
111
Korvette (E J)
,
27% Mar 11
30% Mar 23
12
29
21
18y4 Feb
113%
preferred——a—.:—i-—-100
4.33% preferred--—100
Kansas City Southern com—No par
4% non-oCum preferred——o.„50
Kansas Gas & Electric Co—No par
■
Kansas Power & Light Co
-8.75
Kayser-Roth Corp_—
—1
Kellogg Co—
—50c
Kelsey Hayes Co
;
—1
.Kendall Co
——
——8
Kennecott copper—No par
Kern County Land Co
—2.50
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common-..
1
4%% conv prior preferred
23
Keystone Steel & Wire Coa
1
Kimberly-Clark Corp-j—-—.1
5
King-Seeley Thermos Co
—1
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines——100 G
Koppers Co Inc common——10
4% preferred—i—
_——100
12
3
27% Sep
197/a Jun
29
32% Nov 24
35
Aug
43% Mar
Jan
*107
4.20%
,•
7
30% Nov
77
(ser of 1959) conv pfd—100.
40%
109
„
20
16% Dec
25
*105
4.50%
/
■
July 28
54% July
12
Oct
10
38% Aug 24
16% July'11'
36
Apr
6
30% Oct 25
23
7
'
8
37% Sep
12
34% Nov
5
39% Feb 13
2
28% Jan
90% Oct
5
5
38% Aug 28
109
3.80%
preferred-2———100
4% preferred
r100
93
88% Feb
109
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
Oct
41%
4%%
•
89% Feb
Mar
40%
111 1
■"
20
.
*45
*109.
15
•95% Oct
*95%
45 Va
4%%
79% Aug 17
6
97%
45 y8
*45
59% Sep
Jan
42
97
45%
preferred—J-—-50
convertible preferred-lulOO
11
87
40%
98
convertible preierred„—100
jau
8
41%
97%
4%%
4%%
-
6
125
25
86% Jan
40%
Chem Corp—_33%
&
13
80% May 23
May "20
May
Kaiser Alum
.122% Jan
3
Mar
74
IT
Mar 11
<£8
54% Jan
111 Va Jan
5
105% Oct
79% Sep
4
42% Jan 12
24
135
46% Oct 20
73% Nov 18
86
32
14%
54%
14%
143/4
514%
14%
14%
14%.
14%
14%
4,800
52%
54%
52 Va
53%
52
52%
51%
52%
7,200
17Va
17ys
17 Va
16%
17 Va
16%
17
16%
16%
5,200
*283A
29V4
283/a
*116
33%
118
343A
,53
17%
138%,/;
*136
3,100
11,100
M
8
83
July 12
19
124
Aug 16
G
26
3
6
123% Jun
9
116
50% Dec
21
29% Oct
7
44 Va Oct
28
47% Dec
21
42 % Nov
25
Jan
2
35
37
Jan
37% Mar
433/4 July 10
30
20'/a Jan 21
47% Oct
1
Mar 17
78
323A Nov
4
403/a Dec
50% Dec
15% Jan
5
22% Mar 16
6
33
23
85 Va Aug
20 V8 Dec
18
20
59 Va Jan
,
7
17
Jun
2
Oct
26
50 V4 Jun
23
21
33
55
17
Jun
1
15% Nov
19% Sep
4% Jan
19% July
26
27% Jan
7% Jan
26
4 3/a Jun
6
5% Jan
8
31
183A Jsn
4
29% Jan
22
7% Jan
4% Dec 18
16% Dec
7
-23% Jan
17
Dec
48
1% Jun
18,
22 3A Nov
49 Va Feb
7
31% Feb
2
35% Nov 20
3% Dec 31
52 3/a Jan
Jen
4
16% May 3
34% May 10
79.
87% Mar 30
17% Oct 14
78% Sep
Jan
14
9
12% Sep
28% July 30
22% Oct
21% Dec
2
..
6
8
18
22
40 V4 Jan
16% Oct 25
54% Dec
44% Nov
v4-'.
59% Jan
12
40% May 23
42% Jun
>2
51% Dec
10
443/4 Feb
17
59
Oct
27
93% Jan
26
89% Jan
4
93
88
Forbes
Mack Trucks
22
Sep
32% Jan
27% Sep 28
118
Mar
MacAndrews
21
Dec
-
Mar
6%
'
&
preferred—In©
—100
33%
—
Magnta Copper!:—
10
Magnavox Co—--T!
1
Mallory (P R) & Co_j—u—1
—
Manati Sugar Cq
.
1
—
.Manhattan, Shirt J-——
Manning Maxwell & MoOre
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
.
l7/a
-—5
Products—1
20s/a
21%
Marquette Cement Mfg CO—r—„4
Marshall Field & Co com^—tNq par
4Va% preferred——!
—100
51-A
52l/2
55%
55%
*893/a
.
1
Martin
Masonite Corp——
May 19
53 Va Aug
Dec
22
81
Mar 26
72% Jan
*5
78
Aug
$3.75 preferred
Dec
16
31
Mar 31
72
Jan
19
79
Aug
65% Nov
9
72
% Mar 17
$3.75 preferred'1947 series_No par
$3.40 preferred-!— ——No par
71% Dec
11•
82
Feb 24
32 % Sep
22
43% Nov
•
71
65% Jan
12
18
.
Dec
38
27% Dec
30
18% Jun
9
2
31% Dec
7
Oct
30
13% Dec 31
193/4 Feb
5
77% Dec 31
94% Feb
5
29
Jan
42
Oct,
31
9
1
July 29
22% Mar
.
54
Mar
9
44%.Tan
Mays
18
21
413% Dec 21
40% Dec
7
3
28
12
Dec
16
15 3/a Feb
70
Dec
19
80 Va Feb
29
29
Dec
8
Nov
58
Feb 16
19
18
18
•
3%%
Va Sep
28
85 % Dec
37'A Jan 30
5
Aug;
77% AU'$
21% Sei
26% Feb
94% Aug
32 Vi Nov
71 Va
4
Jan
72
May
48 3A
July 16
28
Oct
72
Dec
65 % Feb
31
14% Dec
403A Jan
5
99
15
Dec
23
39 % Jan
23
9
4
86:
CO—
—
-
27% Nov 29-
1945 series-No par
preferred
W)
fJ
McCord
5 V2 %
conv
preference B_,
Ray)
8
16
11
33
Dec
24
213/a July 25
37% Sep 21
50
Nov
18
32
.
45
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines.^
35% Jan
4
McKee
2
51% Jun
23
No par
9
Nov
20
Jan
4
28% Jan
15
9
(A G)
Portland Cement_i—No par
23 Va
Shoe Corp common.:
1
preferred series JB
1
100
Stores-Co Inc———3%
3080%
11
53A Dec
27% Dec
7
51
10
2
153/4 Dec
24
31% Aug
4
48
Jan
7
95
28 i
88
Apr
14
4%%
21
29 % Mar 16
Trucking Co
Medusa
Nov
87
Dec
8
25%
Nov
17
29% Oct
26
23% Jan
2
29 Va Dec
22
Dec
30
85 Va Apr
7
773/4 Jan
25% Jan
7
Jun
2
30% May 25
73
Jan 26
91'A May 15
67 •; Feb
9
Nov
17
85
44% Jan
8
70
71
Feb
6
.Dec. 14
20 Va Nov
25 3A Mar 10
70
For footnotes, see page
Jan
58% Mar
8
8
8
30% Dec
16
1
McQuay Norris Mfg Co_,
Mead Corp common
Melville
^—10
5
preferred (1st series)
.
3A Sep
7
36'A Sep
2
Mercantile
96 Va Jun
2
Merck; &
84
84
Aug 31
85 % Dec
23,
.4%
!_2I6%C*
$3.50 preferred-;
No par
Mergenthaler IJnotype- Co-^.—
1
35%
.
23'/a
3OV4
80%
35V2
60%,
79Va
Co Inc common
—
-
.
82
79'A
,
81 Va
■
42%
47%
48
84
84
84%
240
200
12%
12%
12%
25%
243A
25%
12,800
20%
19%
20
23,600
54
547/a
53Va
55Ve
93
65%
543/4
*90
63'A
55'/a
93
64%
29»A
43%
' 74'A
293a
44s/a
74%
76
68 %
77*/a
293a,
44Va
75 Va
76
68 >A
77%
;*75
223A
38%
37%
39Va
31
12
70%
97Va
233A
38 Va
40
403A
31%
12 Vis
71 Va
97 Va
23V4
38Va
.39
40%
31
,12
71
97Va
—
,
*67 Va
*76'/a
,
—
23%
393A
40%
41%
31
12 %
7lVa
97Va
—
30Va
303A
28%
25%
24%
253/a
30%
31'A
107% 108
15Va' 153A
27%
28
253/8
25 Va
16%
34%
*87Va
23Va
29%
79 Vs
*35%
81 Va
r:.iww» ww,
37 %
53A
Xl6%
' 34%
87%
16Va
35
88%
24
30
38%
57/a
16V4
34%
87Va
24
30
80
23 Va
29%
'
80%
80
35 Va
'35, V2
83
80'1,
81
jtweum
82
' *76
.
8OV4
353/8
83Va
79'
83Va
11,100
193A
193A
20 Va
14,600
40
39%
39%
46 Va
..
20 Va
39%
48%
47 %
7,600
16,200
35 Va
36%,
36
36%
5,100
1.3/4
1%
13A
1%
2,200
16
16%
*16%
16%
700
20%
207/a
20%
21%
2,400
4 Va
4%
4%
4%
1,900
48%
'
54
53%
54%
54%
543/4
54%
*90 V4
93
*90%
.
2,000
54 Va
7,100
55 *A
9,300
93
46.100
63%
60 Va
293/a
29%
29%
4,900
44
443/4
44%
44%
12,600
74%
743A
76
75
60>A
29
%
75
61%
1
75%
76
Va'
68 V4
*67
68 »A
*76 Va
77 Va
*76%
210
40
75 %
*67%
77%
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
11,600
38%
39
39
39
31%
39%
38
38
39%
41 %
38 3A
39%
30%
30%
30%
30%.
12
12 Va
123'a
12%
70 %
71%
70
70%
*97%
98 Va
%
5,700
15,700
6,200
1.300
20,700
720
29
24 Va
31
108%
15
60
£6
260
28%
29%
93
85%
-
31%
26.
-r
42%
47'A
19%
79'A
•
42 Va
12%
-'^77
^9%"'
84
25
107 Va 109
153A
157/8
28 Va
28 Va
*25%
25%
36%
38
53A
5%
16Va
35
88%
47
13,400
127/a
16
203A
4Va
303/4
37.Va
6
36
Inc——
100
10 % Sep
2
413A Jun
85
& Co——
Robbins
57/a
163/a
34%
*87Va
McLean
13
20% Jan
1
&
McKesson
343A
25%
21 >A
43%
47%
85
20»/a
39%
47
37
1%
30Va
243/4
108 Va
15%
28 Va
25%
.107
15%
28 %
25'/a
No par
243A May 11
253A
31%
31 Va
Publishing.i——3
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
1
3i% Oct 20
31%
24%
McGraWrHill
18% Jan
29
38
303/a
& Co Inc—-Y
——2.50
—!
1
23
323A Dec
78
.
42 Va
900
118.
33%
25'A
20
—
.
34%
*12s/a
*75
*67 Va
*76Va
233A
38%
39%
393A
31
12 Vo
71
97%
100
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McGraw-Edison Co—-
14
Va Mar 26
3^
■
McDermott. (J
*
27%
27
'116
343/a
13
46lA
*84
19%
39
465/a
36%
1%
16
*20%
4%
25
213/8
64%
68%
77%
*116
*42Va
293A
43'A
*74%
76
31
12
70
97Va
—3
McCfory Corp common—:———50c
3%% convertible preferred—-100
$6 convertible preferred
100
93
65
30V4,.
38
37
—
11
17 Va Dec
Feb
23Va
.
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;_No par
;
Corp.
.
297/a
43%
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*75
No par
—No par
C A Inc_—•——2—
McCall Corp
7
1
inc----—
Maytag Co—
M
.
1959 series—100' -
% Jan
109 Va Dec
5
24
21% July 17
8 Va Feb
64
-Nq par
Mqy'Dept Stores, common—,
3
-
24%
20%
53
55%
*893/a
28
118
27%
283A
43
46
85
20Va
40
47 V2
37%
1%
16
21
4Va
12%
13
25 Va
65 3/s Dec
71
4Va
123A
.—1
38%'Jan
46
4V2
24 Va
Automotive
40% Oct 31
6 V
16
207/a
5
Marquardt Corp—•————1
Maremont
Marine Midland Corp——
36
Apr 12
263A Oct 19
623/4 May 11
14:
1%
16%
21 Va
16
20%
4Va
—12.50
—1
53% Feb 24
Oct
40%
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37%
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39%
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118
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,
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preferred (w w)—_——-50
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1
4%% preferred series A—
100.
467/a May 22
32% Jan
34
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1
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Madison Fund Inc—
118
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—_—5
5%%
Macy
29
29
common—10
—
23%
98
24
24%
31
32
107
108 3A
14%
15%
10 300
27,000
25'A
31%'
108
•
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1 400
15
4,400
27%
28
28 Va
283a
25%
25%
25 Va
25
36 3A
38 3/a
38%
37
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5%
5%
6
4,700
*16
Va
1,300
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1,*00
35
4,700
16 Va
16%
34 Va
34 3A
34 Va
*87 Va
88%
*87%
88 Va
50
23 V4
24
23 Va
2.„%
4,300
29%
30
29%
29%
3,600
300
80
79 Va
80
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35%
35 Va
35%
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85 'A
100
7,500
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2626)
22
.
.
Monday, December 26, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Highest
16
18 V* Feb
23
82% July 1
37
Mar 19
70% Jan
4
24% Jun 18
45% Dec
16
74% Dec 22
Dee 28
84
Nov
14
84
88% Apr 18
98
Mar 13
74% Jan
75% Nor 30
88
74% NOT
87
(3% Jan
18
6
27% Jun 1ft
12
84% Dec 30
8% Dec
22% Feb 29
5
93% Sep
83% Jan 13
75% Feb 15
Mar 31
76% Jan
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
86
Jan
68
41
Dec 16
Jan
23
39 % Jan
2
60% NOT 12
83% Jan
2
92
33% Deo
29
40% Jun
18% Feb
14% Dec
9
Jan
22
59% Feb
3
Jan
5
95% Dec
8
May
2
40% Nov
15
26 Va May 16
178% Jun
1
15% Oct 21
July 21
29% July 29
2
58
SO
2
9
28
22
20% Feb 16
123% Feb
150
8
Dec. 20
HIGH SALE
Sales for
PRICES
jinUiaday
Friday
the Week
Dec. 22
Weducauay
Dec. 23
Shares
Dec. 21
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
——5
44%
45%
44 y2
44%
43%
44%
43%
43%
431%
44
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
No par
44%
43%
44%
44
441%
44
44%
pfd—100
45 Vs
83
43 y2
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series_
44 Va
*82
*82
Machine
Mesta
3.85%
Co
8%
9
83
*81%
83
*81%
89
89
*88
90%
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90%
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90
100
100
100
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81
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81
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81
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81
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81
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82%
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82%
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82%
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82%
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82%
89
90y2
90%
90%
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91
*89
91
33%
32
33
41 y4
411/4
4iy4
preferred series——
4.45%
preferred series
*90%
92
10
32%
33
Enterprises Inc
1
Midland-Ross Corp common——5
5 % % 1st preferred-.
100
*39%
44%
50%
50%
50i/2
50 %
*50
51.
95%
95 %
*94y2
951%
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95
South
Middle
Utilities
Inc
Midland
Midwest
Oil
Corp
♦37%
10
Minerals & Chem Philipp Corp
Minneapolis-Honeywell
3,600
46,100
83
*81%
83
52,400
8%
.100
preferred series-.
3.80%
14
48% July 25
24% Mar 20
15% Oct
Aug 11
20
33% Dec
88
Feb 27
111% Jan
Dec
Nov
95
4
Tuesday
Dee, 19
Par
Merrltt-Chapman & Scott—12.50
10
82
19
25% Mar 16
33
8
Oct
82
Monday
rOCK
EXCHANGE
43% Dec 23
16 y» Nov
LOW AND
STOCKS
""Hons
Rar""~
18%
1
146
Reg——1.50
32 Ve
*40
38%
38 %
*38%
39
18%
18%
19
149%
147
130
32%
32%
31
31%
41
41%
*42
43 %
500
51
,
51
50%
50%
500
95
94
94%
160
*94%
23,700
38%;
2,700
18%
12,100
143%
8,800
38%
381/2
38
39
18
18%
17%
18%
145%
143%
144%
142%
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
10
9%
18i/4
144
1491/4
20
1
20%
20%
20»/b
20%
19%
17
Jan
11
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
No par
x9%
9%
9%
9%
9Va
60
38
Sep 26
Sep 28
24% Jan
9
Oct 24
88
Jun
17
Minn
No par
74%
76%
741/2
76 i/a
74%
75%
74%
75%
74%
75%
31,200
28
Apr 19
33% Jan
4
_2.50
30%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
31
30%
30%
4,500
17
Mar*5
5
31% Apr 28
31% Dec 14
39
Jan 22
31% Feb 24
38% Aug 31
16% Jan
25
Jun 19
17% May 12
27
July 12
35% Dec
23
37% Jan
4
16% July
24% Dec
23
2
35% Oct 20
19% Nov
16
31% Dec 23
4% Sep 23
49% Apr
29% May
4
4
41% Mar is
8
Jan
30
2
6
33% Dec
7
48% Jan
6
15
Dec
15
17
Jun
10
8
9
68% Jan
8
12% Nov 24
16
Jan
18% Nov 23
24
2
38% Jan
8
11
70
Not
Oct
12
19
9% Dec
87% Mar 23
6% Dec
15% Jun
9
4
26% Mar
32% Dec
22
8
35% Mar
21% Jan 25
27% Aug 28
25
Feb 24
37
Oct
21% Mar
2
20% Oct
7
36% Jan
40% Feb
3
53% Deo 23
12% Oct 27
24% Feb 24
2
31% Aug 16
57% Sep
12
Feb
43%
Corp.,
•
9%
10
34%
33%
341/4
34%
34%
2,200
34 Va
33%
34Vb
3iy8
34%
34%
35%
34%
35%
35%
35%
35 Va
351/8
36
351%
36
35%
35%
33,000
10,700
23 %
23%
23%
241/8
23%
24
23%
24'A
23%
24%
25,000
33%
Mission Development Co_.
_—_5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
34
33%
341/8
33%
34
34
34%
33%
34%
12,700
3y8
31/4
3Vb
3%
3%
31/4
3%
3%
35%
33%
34
34
,
——5
31/4
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No par
Missouri Portland Cement Co—6.25
34%
35
35
35%
35%
36%
36%
39%
39
32
33
33
33
32%
33%
33%
33%
34
34
19%
20
19%
20i/a
20 %
19%
20
19%
19%
7%
8
7%
7%
8
7%
RR—
Missouri Public Service
Mohasco
Industries
3%%
Co_.
Inc
\
,
1. J
5
common
3%
20
8
' 7%
.
8
■
60%
*61
63
*61
63
100
1.25
preferred—
Mojud Co Inc
;*70
72
*70
72
*70
-
Monarch Machine Tool
Monon RR
class
14
13%
*131/2
61
Class B
Chemical
No
May 31
23% Jan
4
19% Dec
7
*60
62
72
*70
*13%
Co
—2.
43
5
13%
24% Not
29% Sep
12
13%
13%
13%
13%
131/8
13%
13%
13%
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
6%
6%
b "/4
6%
6%
7
1,300
44i/2
45I/8
44%
44%
45.
53,800
7
6%
7
43%
43%
4474
45
2,100
100
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
4,300
31
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
3,500
34
34%
34%
34%
341/8
34%
35
35%
35%
36
*31
Morrell
(John)
Utilities
5
Co
Motor
M
S
Wheel
Murray
34
39%
39%
39 %
39%
46,600
26%
27%
26 »/4
26%
26%
27%
26%
27%
27%
'28%
11
10%
10 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
1034
11
118,500
8,700
35
34%
3474
33%
34%
33%.
34%
33%
34%.
75%
*32
8,600
77 %
78%
77%
78 3
78%
76%
77%
11%
12
11%
12
12
12%
12
12 %
12
12
No par
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
8,000
20%
21
21
21
20%
21
211%
21%
21%
3,200
———1
America
20%
;
7,500
11,600
18 %
*
10
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
18 %
■■17 %
18
49
48%
49
47%
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47 %'
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4
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Corp of
34
40
—5
-
Co—:
36
39
10%
>
34
39
74
Inc—
(G
100
*31
38%
*32
34
3
Corp„
Brass
Murphy Co
6,200
37
38%
34%
,
.
12
Industries Inc
L
,
38%
.10
& Co___—
Motorola Inc——*——
Mueller
1
13%
10
31 Va
Munsingwear
Sep 21
240
72
13%
30
Montana-Dakota
21
53% Mar
4
6%
.
Montana Power Co
_No par
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
American shares^..
.—1,000 lire
28% Jan 22
19
Sep 28
17% Oct 25
.10
par5
Moore-McCormack Lines
98
Oct 27
13%
25
———
Monsanto
*13 V2
,
—No par
'
1,700
22,300
v
62
*70
13%
A—
3,100
%
*13%
72
*13%
—_
4
47% Dec 22
Sl% Aug 4
31% July 24
4.20%
8
12,000
*60
100
preferred
53% Jan
7
9,400
41
Missouri-Kan-Tex
Stamped (when issued)__1,000 lire
19
2,100
33%
34%
—1
Monterey Oil Co—
1
Montgomery-Ward & Co—No par
14% Jan
5,000
10
35
No par
;_1
.—
10
47% Jan
11
23
25% Sep 22
Mission
21
10% Sep 29
9
Jan"_2
Paper
Dec
40
8
25% Oct 24
12% Nov
25% Sep
Ontario
37% Oct
10
26% Sep 28
80% Oct 24
16
&
Minnesota Power & Light
Minute Maid Corp——
11% Aug 22
55% Jan
29% Aug 31
14
6
11
35% Sep 29
22
.20%.Jan
23
19% Jan
13% Jan
13
27% Dec 28
Sep 21
Mining & Mfg
Minnesota
80% Mar 11
1
11% May 9
11% Oct 26
Jan 29
Jan
1
15 y* Jan
Feb
Jan
Moline Co—
'
18% May 28
14% May 26
56% July 27
8
22% Sep
60
Auf 5
78% Aug 14
11% Dec 22
17
7% Oct 26
70
39
17
18% Apr 27
Jan
29% Jun 15
20% Jan 30
12% Jan
60
Aug 16
6% Jan
34
8
35
20
52% May 25
45% July 29
41% Jan
7
Mar 10
3 y» Dec
Minneapolis
28
27 >/8
27%
26%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
6,600
31%
13%
45
10%
33%
13%
45%
31%
32
'313/a
59,800
13%
13%
45%
46
45 %
45%
2,400
10%
10%
10%
10
10V4
11,500
18
1,700
\
■
V
r
13% NOT
§
12% NOT 10
lifeJaly 19
12% Feb
18
12
Jan
•
N
v-'-'V-Vv.;'
NAFI
Corn
1
i 33%
35% 1
33y8
34%
16
Mar 30
17
17
Natco
Corp-I——ZZIZZI—I-—5
13%
43 y4
13%
———_1
13%
44%
45%
13%
46y2
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
29%
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30 %
73%
29 A
72%
148%
9y«
62
..
Jun
_
S0% Sep is
16¥4Dec 23
63% May i
29% Jan 22
40
OcT*?
54% Jan
4
National Acme Co—
10
Dec
1
17% Jan
4
National Airlines
24% Sep 21
49% Jan 1ft
34% May
66% Dec 30
25% Apr 25
49% Mar 21
142
Dec 22
8
Sep 10
45% Sep 25
«
80
Jan
8
54% Jun 12
28 % Jun
2
8
90
Sep 23
21
Jun
1
52% Sep 24
84
Nov
104
Feb
9
145
Jun
10
19
120% Deo 31
17
Jan
28% Jan
2
35% Deo
31
66 % Dec
24y4 Dec
6
May
35% Jan
81% Dec 13
109
National Aviation Corp__
National Biscuit Co
common
7%
National
3
9
5
11
Jan
11
59
Jan
4
88% Dec 20
Oct
4
Aug
4%%
120% Jan 19
132% Sep
17% Oct 19
24 y4 Dec
7
21
22
Mar
3
Aug 18
2
44
3
38% Deo
7
23% Dec
15
98% Aug 6
40% Mar 13
Aug 28
17% Sep 22
9% Jun 10
14% NOT
13 y2 Jan
24
8
24% Mar 25
Dec
*
24% Dec
98
160
Jan
6
Jan
14
4
National Steel
16% Oct 31
28 y8 Jan
8
National
4
National
Natl Malleable
4% July 22
National
Theatres
National
Vulcanized
7% Jan
15
Natonas
Nov 29
27% Jun
29
Nautec
Feb
26
10
Dec
1
14% Mar
27% Nov 12
37% Apr 13
24
Nov
1
36% Jan
43% Feb 26
36y4Oct 24
12
Jan
9
2
15
71% Dec 28
82% Mar
19% Jan
21% Jan
71
10
10
.No par
_4
4
10
18
—
Co_
Jan
6
par
1_,
.
Sugar Ref Co_—
Tea
par
,_1
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Co—
Television
&
Fibre
Co.,—..;
1
Co
1
1
i.———
-
,
,
20:%
^1
10
34% May 24
Neptune Meter Co..^—_———_5
40% July 11
79% Aug 19
Newberry Co (J J)
29
38
*75
4
Neisner
J.1
Bros -Inc__i..
common
No par
Jan
21
19
19% Jan
4
22% Aug
74% Dec 22
86% Apr 30
75% Jan
8
68ya Oct 22
107% Mar 11
55
6
85
Aug 30
79% Jan
6
Newmont
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
35
Dec
2
2
May
2
16
49% Mar 13
33% May 11
47 y4 Aug
23% Jan 27
34% Oct 29
23% May 11
14% Dec
6
32% Jan
31% Jan
6
29% Mar
8
39% Jun
13
2% Oct 25
4% Oct 25
6% Jan
8
12% Jan
5
27% Jan
11
25% Feb
9
29% Sep 22
33y4Oct
6
36% May 22
22
7
:3%%
New
New
New
New
N
N
Sy4 Dec 29
Dec 24
10
10% Jan
20% Jan
8
5
24% Dec 29
38% Feb IT
12% Dec
25% Dec 11
27% Nov 12
71% Dec 29
84 y4 Mar 11
15%
5%
20%
.5%
.5
Corp
23% May 5
72% Jan
4
33% Mar 15
7
Y
Y
preferred-,
100
'.
21%
England Electric System!
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
Mining Corpi
York
Air
York
Central
25
84
23%
55%
.
23%
55%
88%
•
■
''
.23%
56
88%
85%
24
55%.
88%
87
87%
147 y4 148
15%
5%
21%
5%
21
10%
29%
par
\
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21%
21
60
24%
24%
25%
83
83%
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83V4
24
24 %
24%
7,400
55
55%
10,200
83
91 %
92 Va
92%
85%
148
147
147
124
124
124
124
23%
23%
3,100
24%
25
4,800
29
28 Vb
28%
82%
81
82
8,800
19%
19%
5,200
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,
5%
15,600
5%
24,400
20%
1,800
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5%
5%
23%
22%
10%
10%
10
29%
38
37%
76
75%
21%
21fA
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64%
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25
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25
16
38%
15%
38
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22%
29%
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8
9,700
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1,400
3,000
37%
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120
21%
21%
21 3/4
6,600
10
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80
64%
700
80
63%
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& Hartford Co—
600
20%
5%
21
38%
15%
37%
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16
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24%
25%
38%
15%
37%
220
24
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44 V*
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530
18,100
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24%
10 Vb
10 Va
29
<20%
38
2,100
87
85%
87%
147
10 lA
29
37%
48,900
56%
5%
23
24%
5,300
10,400
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54%
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25
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23%
21%
24%
6,400
19,900
61%
5%
21
62%
270
8%
61%
61
21
87%
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3,600
8,000
24%
21%
76V2
22
80
63
44%
834
9%
62%
5%
21
SBV'i
76Va
21%
29%
149
59%
24%
56 A
88%
5V4
20%
5%
24To
24%
1
8%
900
-73
.
149
149
61%
147'
124
24%
24%
2o
*28Va
29
81 Va
81%
19%
19%
15Va
15%
15%
5%
21
5%
15Va
5'A
21
14
29
72-
71%
;71%
148%
147
124
24
124% 124%
24
24
24% 24"%
f,28% 28%
81V4 81%
19% 19%
30%
*13%
29%
29%
39%
30
-71 /4
72%
148/4 148/4
9
9%
62
63%
31
31%
59 %
60 /e
24/a
25
83
83%
15%
r
Chicago & St Louis Co—__15
New Haven
-
80
62%-. 64
44 %
45V4
5
No
9%
63%
21%
63%
*78%
_10
Brake
'
148
,
30 Va
73
149.
9%
62%
21
21V4
59 y2
61V2
24% 25
83 % 837/8
55
89
.89
84%
87%
*147%, 148
-*124% 126'%
23V2
23%
24%
25V*
27%/ 27Mr
-80%
81 Va
19%
19%
_100
Corp__
Corp_
29% Jun
27% Nov
22% Dec 24
& Steel
National-Standard
23
1
•
100
Service
24%
83 %
•
,
__5
preferred B——
Linen
-
10
preferred A—
43
13
5
100
__
—
6%
National
98% Jan
20% Jan
Co
Lead Co common
40
14% Oct 28
Gas
7%
6
4% Oct 31
10% Mar 24
National
Sep 28
18% Oct 25
21
62
:_1
:
Gypsum Co common
$4.50 preferred—
No
68
4
9%
61%
__5
National
25% Oct 12
15
148
_10
pfd series of 1951
National Fuel
9
134% Mar 12
159
,
Natl Distillers & Chem Corp com—5
10
78
Sep 19
144% Jan
5
109% Jan
3
97% Feb 26
132% Aug
\
—100
.
Corp.:
Register
National City Lines Inc_
National Dairy
Products
11
24]/4 Jan
49% Oct
104
5
10
Cash
21% May 27
19
J
Can
National
71
Apr 27
preferred—..—.
1
Apr
•
24% Jan 21
37 y2 Dec
5% Nov 24
70% Jun
20y« Nov 28
44% Jan 20
E
7
74V4 Jan
7
11 % Mar
July 18
49% Oct 26
§
32% Jan 15
46 y4 Feb
32% Aug 22
77% Nov 30
157% Aug 12
143% Jan 12
164% Apr
3
14% Jan 12
2b"i Jun 12
'
;
.
66% Jun
1
.
64:%
-
9,000
42
43
24.3 4
24 3
4
3,400
16%
15%
16 Va
50,800
38»/2
38 %'
38%
33,000
-
.
>-i
/ 7,700
„
Common
3
•' 5%
No par
Preferred .5%
series A—,
100
New York Shipbuilding Corp——1
Y State Electric Gas Corp—
Commdh —J—!
JNo 'par''
preferred——
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40% preferred——
—100
3.60% preferred——
100
3
-5%
12%
12%
12%
27
'
5%
27%
75
76
3%
•
5%
27/8
!
,
."'1-2%, .12%
'12%
8.9Q0
5Vc
3
-5%
27» ; 3 •
5.Va *•"-5%
2,100
-12%;
3
5V4
12%
12%. 12%
4,200
N
33% Dec
15
41% Jan 14
65
Sep 18
69
Dec 23.
73% Apr
1
77% Apr 13
85% Mar 3
74% Jan
88% Apr
80
Dec 21
74
65y« Jan
69% Mar
29% Sep 14
80% Aug 19
39% Aug 17
73
Mar 28
14
7
76
Aug 17
3.90%
2
26% Sep 29
41% Jan
6
preferred—
preferred.;—
preferred—
4.85% preferredNiagara Share. Corp—
Nopco Ohemical Co—
Dec 22
90 y4 Oct 25
106% Jan
4
Norfolk
20 Vk Nov 25
23 % Mar 10
20% Jan 19
U3A Dec
12y4 Dec
793/4 Oct 29
100% Oct 20
91
<?ep 17
108
2
Mar 23
102% Feb 28
80% May 4
88% Aug 18
Aug
9
4
Jan
15
99% Feb
2
108
92% Jan 20
102% Sep
^
-iVa Sep
34
16
Jun
17
84 y« Jan
29
4
23% Aug 25
44% July
108
17
18 y4 May
11% Mar
17% Dec
30 y4 Sep
23
52%
MariS
29% May
22
5
23
64
Dec
30
73
28
Jun
24
63% July 15
26% Feb 17
100% Oct
5
102
Sep 21
lOOVa Oct 28
42
Nov
16
35% Jan 22
108
Feb
113% Mar
103
Nov
Western
2
25
Dec
65
65%
*64%
_—10
30
303/8
29%
6
Northern Central Ry Co—
Northern Natural Gas Co
5.80%
18
101% Jan
13
5.60%
preferred
Sep
8
109% Aug 17
48
35% Oct 25
79% Dec 28
2
-100
100-100
29% Dec
44
39 y4■!>•»
22
17
Mar 25
Apr
10
40% Dec 22
For footnotes, see page 26.
Jan
8
87% Sep
$4.10 preferred
Nov
100
Northrop
Dec
preferred series
—100
$4.16 preferred series—.
100
L_t'
Corp.
28
27%
72
72%
72 y4
83%
84
84V2
84V2
46%
16%
22%
82
82
81
<
83 V4
84
*81J/a
*83%
*83Va
45%
16%
22
22%
Northwestern Steel Ac Wire Co—5
21%
21%
22.
59
Norwich
48
49%
48%
31% Jan
-
4
Jun
27
Northwest* Airlines
5%%
conv
Inc-:
preferred—
Pharmacal Co
-
10
25
:-62yaC
30V4' 30%
104
104
107
108'
*106
107%
40%
41
10,700
5,800
><
16%
f
>
'
•
22
49
.
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83%
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44%
22%
* %
163/a
22%
21%
48
22V8
49V4
273 4
27%
72%
82 A
84
84Va
84
45
16J/8
<22%
'■ 72%
7r
83 /2
,-22%
<
46V4
16%
28 Vs
*21Va
22 A
82V4
*81V8
*83V4
*83%
43%
«•<•••
*
*
16
47% :48%
30
180
190
260
,
72%
27%
110
I >1 510
,
27%
73
*82
16%
23
4
'
27%
22% Dec 13
4
27
20
preferred series
Aug, 26
1 8
87
73
83%
84
84%
84V2
46%
72%
$4.11
31% Jan
104
5,900
15,400
<71
>71%
76
f76V2
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82
■ *102?4 104
98
99^
19%< >19%
,
31V4 v32 ... ,
100% 101 Vt
22% ,>22 %
*12% .43
19 \A
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48%
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•
47 V2
48
64»/4
64 V4
4
28 V4
*82%
*81 Vs
*83 V4
*83Va
45%
$4.08
41V4
28Va
—5
100
9
47
108
108
*106
107%
40%
413'8
-100
Sep
30
109
107%
series
Aug 26
65%
*108
*106
40%
.
48
*103
(Minn)—
.
49
,
104
$3.60 preferred series
86
5
17% Sep
37% Sep
14
87
24% ifcr 31
13% Oct 31
22
States Pwr Co
47%
.
.
19 V4
19
19
*103
-1—5
Pacific Ry-
5
80
89
44% May 12
46% Apr 10
Northern
Common
Apr 29
79% Jan 11
79% Dec 28
4
29% Aug 26
76% Sep
7
88% Mar 23
24% Sep 18
29% Dec 22
Jan
18 V4
5
,
,
,
13
—__50
Mar 29
Corp-—
-
23
*12%
13«/4
2734 27%
75% 75%38.v'.38?8
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. 70
,
v
99%
,
47V2
32% Sep
81
21
97%
*22%
99%
22V2
47%
112
86% Mar
Dec
22%
*12%
19%
30V4
473/8
4
79
98%
47«/4
103 y4 Jan
Jan
29%
'
.
46%
Car
6
78
*76%
*81
82
104
104
,
97%
97%
19%
19%
29%
30%
19%
_5
—j.—__1
preferred
preferred
67% Jan
*
76
82
104
104
96%
96%
North American
5%%
88% Mar 23
■
26% .27*/4 .
27%
27% *75%
76% : - ; ;
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76
37% '38Va • *> % ../<
38
38%/.-,
- 68%.
68%
/
;
68 Va
68 V8
70%
71"
^
70.%
71
76
76y4
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77%
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82
;
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82
104
104
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;
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98
'
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19%
,19%
19%
30%
31%
' ' V
30%
31%
98
99%
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23* •
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23
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13
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13
19
19 V4
19 Vs
19 Vb
49%.
47%.- 43%
48
48
47%
48 V4'
65
65
•
64% / 65
29%: 297/a
29%
30
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104
104
104
*108
109
108
108
*106
107%
*106 , 107%
39%
40'%
39%
40%
.-
69%
72
77%
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<
~
;<
38%
Norris-Thermador Corp_^„
:_50c
American Aviation—_i.——^l
107% Aug 24
28
38
*68
71
/
70
72
North
6
78% Dec 29
3814
27%
77%.
22
68
22% Jan 25
67
:
20
99% Jan
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
27%
*75%
'
76
'
Ry common—25-
Northern
22 Va Jan
*68 V4
72
Adjustment preferred—L—_—25
,6%
preferred
—
*_10
16
57% May 22
«.37%
.
100—100 -
5.25%
&
'
.
Dec
22% July 20
49
36
—_100
—100
4.10%
i
,
48% Dec
6
40% Dec 14
27
12
2
Sep 21
Jan
Dec
15
13% July 12
4
32
Jan
Jan
7
" '<
$3.75
'82,4
*81 Vs
-83V4
*83 /2
42l/8
-
84.
83 A
84
44%
1,400
12,600
9,800
200
4,400
44,900
13,200
190
50
230
25,100
550
60
~30
38,900
13,800
,
o«i,2
"
21/2 <22 4
" 48 .' 48%
2,800
2,000
5,900
Volume
192
Number 6015
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2627)
23
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
12
87% Dec
86
Sep
15
100
Jan
13
30
95
Jan
16
34% Nov
13
27% Jun
9
Dec
29
46% May 21
34% Mar 4
18
Feb 27
Sep
25
90% Feb
25% Dec
31
30% Jun
41% Feb
9
16;
80
,
,
Jan
89
82
Jan
9
2
30% Aug
28% Mar
39% Jan
4
Dec
15
16
'
16% Sep
21
Jan
36
Jan
83% Jun\
24% May 10
87
Jan
36% Mar
6
7
39% July 15
19% Oct 24
15
15 %
Nov"!2
61 y4 Feb
79 % Feb
94% July
9
97% Jan
27
26% Nov
85
110% Dec
13
9% Sep 23
16% Nov 16
104% Feb
15% Jan
23% Feb
v
26
Jun
51% Nov
22
5
68% Jun
45% Nov
16
25% Sep
126
Oct
4% Sep
30
Sep
1
Jan
7
5
May 11
46% Mar
29'% Oct
20
53Viz Sep
26% Mar 10
144% Apr
6% Jan
24
130% Feb 23
29
4% Oct 26
22
3
46% Nov 24
7y2Jan
20% Nov
17
35 V4 Apr
13
25
59% Jan
2
Jun
83
Dec
8
42
Sep
21
36% Feb
9
94
Jun
25
39
24
17% July
Jan
16% Apr 28
28
23% Jan
49% NOV
91% Oct
11
Jun
8
83% Mar 18
50% Mar 13
39 % Apr
67% Sep
28 y4 Jan
4
23
42 y4 Sep
2
Oct
22
12
3% Jan
30
1% Dec
l
12% Feb
26
18% Dec
14
14% Feb
12
20% Dec
21% Sep 29
45% Nov 25
24% Apr
8
21 y4 Jan
12
24
64% Jun
11
44
30% Sep
39% Mar 12
65% Mar 20
4
33% Oct 24
3
Nov
Mar 15
60% Dec
14
24
Nov
1
31% Jan
4
Sep 20
18% Jun
22
Jun
29
48
32% Dec
36
21
13
88
11
Dec
84% Dec
8
22% July 25
27 % Oct 28
6
35% Dec 18
89% May
11
25 V2 Nov
July
102% Apr
08% Apr
14
89
Jan
85% Jan
4.68%
Dec
18
15 Vs Nov
17
20
5
10% Oct
5
17% Jan
27
65% Mar 20
30% Nov
7
45
Jan
92% Jan
3 % Oct
27
6% Feb
30% Sep
94.% Sep
22
22
43% May
54% Dec
22
46% Jun
57
9
Oct
23
20'
87% Dec
11
Dec
5
Apr
22% Jan
23
.
.
Dec
17
93
Dec
28
20% Jan
87% Jan
104% Jan. 26
21
Jan
7
85
Dec
1
54
Jun : 9
77% Dec
75
•
Dec .22
82
Oct 22
28
36% Dec
4
90
Jan
2
20% Jan
8
;
Jan
6
71
5
26% Dec 15
25% Jan
3
94
Maris
81% Nov 10
88
Aug
89
Dec
3
99% Apr
79
93
Jan
22
125% Dec
Dec
2
13% Dec
23
123% Dec
16
2
19% Aug 17
14% Dec* 28
9
Mar
145
4
20
19% May 20
132
9
42
July 23
17% Nov 17
38% Jan
8
.73% May
19% May
7
91% Mar 19
80% Jan
4
7
28% Jan
2fi
55% Sep 28
10% Dec
6
Dec
9
82% Jan
29
59
Nov
21
71
Jan
12
74% Dec
30
Feb
9
59
Nov
15
75% Jan
15
23 y» Jan
9
68
16
Nov
119
86
5
18
9% Sep 28
113% Oct
Mar 16
132
22% Jan
125
5
4
Jan
Apr
81
Dec
18
45% Oct 25
81% Jan
4
9
125
Dec
18
124y4 Jan
4
Dec
31
83% Oct 26
43% Mar 8
72 y4 Dec
20
25%Npv
2
Sep
8
34% Mar 31
15 %
28
31% Apr 17
188ya Dec 22
163% Feb
1
22
28% May 14
16% Dec
6
14
96
88% Oct
12
Feb
1
1
139% Dec
67% Dec
43ya Dec
22
29% Sep
12
96% Jan
22
Sep
68
Jan
Dec 31
May 10
27
25% May 19
29 % Feb
24
73% Feb
9
90% NOV 30
81% Feb
47% Feb
17
68% Jan
52
35% Dec
4
43% Apr
36% Mar
10
33% Mar
26% Mar
I 78% Oct
5
8
3
9iy2 Mar 20
78% Jan
19
80;
Jun
5
92
Mar 20
80% Jan
5
83
Sep 23
93
Jan
16
84% Dec
12
106% Apr
6
98
Jan
14
48% Feb
9
41% Feb
17
76% Mar. 13
65y4 Jan
5
98
Sep 22
40% Sep 21
65
.
Dec
24
20% Sep 22
19% Dec
104;
,
22
Sep 21
-23% Jan 13
22% May 14
117% Feb
5
15
8% Nov 23
*82% NOV 24
.
20
Jan;l6
.
^34%NoVl6
;
,
48 %
Aprii
7
,
,
29% Feb
.4
30% Oct, 10
27% Jun . a
-
71%
10,600
52 Vb
51%
52%
51%
29
*140
5%
5%
'5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
22%
3,300
23%,
15%
22%
11,200
15%
23%
15%
25,500
17%
17%
17%
41,700
29%
142
24%
23%
16
16%
18%
15%
24%
16%
17%
17%
48%
48
48%
48%
49
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87
17%
48 V4
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38
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52y2
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24
24J/4
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39
2
38%
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.
18,900
29%
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24
88
54 Vb
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8,100
29%
141%
27%
140%
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53%
29 Vb
141%
27%
141%
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49%
common^...
53
48%
1%
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2
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49
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8,600
87
30
53%
54%
6,200
38%
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38%
38 %
39%
48,700
23%
23
23%
2,000
37%
2
37%
37%
37%
2
2%
2
6,200
18%
19%
21,500
23%
23%
300
1,900
11,700
3,200
59%
42%
43J/2
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43
43V4
28
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26%
43%
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34%
26%
26%
94%
95%
94
91%
91%
91
91 Vb
28%
33
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15%
41%
42%
42
42%
29
44
28 >/4
42%
13,000
28%
29%«
35%
35%
29%
12,500
26%
26y4
35%
26%
29 %
35%
35%'
1,600
26%
26%
95
93V2
94%
26%
26%
6,400
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91%
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91%
11
11
11%
11%
31
31%
28 y2
36
36
550
350
220
;
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11
11 ya
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11%
31%
30%
30%
30%
30%
63%
64%
64
64%
64
64%
64
64%
39%
39J/2
40
40
41
45 Vb
44%
41
45%
390
44%
45%
45%
45%
21.500
47%
48%
48%
23,800
37%
38
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5
3
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33y4
17%
32y4
17V2
32%
,
93%
99>/2
18%
,
-
47%
47%
20,000
50%
10,500
21
100
98%
130
78%
79%
400
93%
*91%
•93%
.93%
looy2
32%
32%
60
110
18,200
54,500
19
18%
61
61
61
61
61
78%
78
78%
77%
78
80
81
81%
80%
80%
*80
81
*77
78
/
i
*61
62
77%
220
77%.
:
11,500
150
78
77
77'
77
77
53Vb
52%
53%
53%
53%
52
52%
14%
...45%
*92
14%
467/a
94
14%
45y2
*92
14%
24,900
14%
44%
15
14%
14%
3,100
42%
44%
13,200
*92
94
♦92
48V2
49%
49
49%
49
50
50
37%
51%
387/a
38y4
38%
39
39%
38%
39%
9,400
10,100
18V2
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 y4
18%
5,600
84ya
80
*82ya
*80
84%
•82%
18%
84 %
•82%
84%
82%
♦8oy4
*80%
82 y4
200
13%
13%
3,200
*83
80
14%
*14%
123%
18 Vb
69V4
ll7/a
124%
94
14Vb
124
14%
124
13%
•124
46%
82%
14 y«
125
18%
18
18%
70%
71
69%
7oya
11%
ll'/s
61
60
110
94
124
18
70
20
124
330
18 %
,17%
69
9,400
26,700
7,900
69%
11%
11
11%
60
60
60
*58%
60
'60%
60
60
60
60
*58%
60
11%
11
11
10%
*115
118
11
10%
♦115
118
52
54
54%
56%
55%
56%
91%
tl
92
93
95
95
95%
72%
22%
69%
70%
68%
68%
*60
52%
5iy4
52%
89%
90Vb
91
70
71%
91
71
21
21%
20%
21
204
60y2
11
*115
46%
18%
11%
61
14%
5iy2
118
72%
,
21%
; J
11
11%
•116
,
30
500
10%
118
21%
22 y8
21 y2
209 V*
203%
208%
197
205%
191 y4
197 y«
187 Ya
.17%
17%,
17J/2
17%
11
17%
17%
17 y«
17%
*89
89%
89%
89%
89 y4
90%
91
90
30%
,31
31
31%
135y2
139
65%
67
66
66%
65%
42%
28Vb
41%
28y2
42%
28%
42%
42%
42%
43%
42%
28%
-28%
28%
28%
*28%
.
7,300
1,530
2,600
90
30%
139%
65%
6,800
17%
.1
—io
"
*99% 100%
31%
32%
18%
19%
79
,
5,200
136,300
99
49%
*20%
3,600
32.
*97%
48
1,700
2,500
3
31%
99 "
,
52
,52
3
6,300
16%
21
60Va
11 Va
120
'
•97%
16
47%
60Va
11
*115
5
31%
99
100%
19 Vb
11 Vb
32%
*91Va
70%
*60
2%
135,600
4,800
64%
51
*77V4
52y2
124
69%
-
31%
»97'/2
80
83
80
14Vb
52%
33
17V2
61
78V4
49
38%
18V2
83
80
52%
3
32%
78
53%
147/a
4794
*77
53
100
52%
27/a
*99%
'
*80 •«81
—100
52 y4
99
*98
78
,
16
3Vb
47%
..
95
15%
52'/4
,
50l/4
*20%
...
21
*93
64
.*40
15%
32%
51 y«
98% < 98%
78
78
92%;.. 93
100
100
32%
34y4
" 17%
18%
61% ;'61%.78%
79
'
95
30%
15%
*97J/a
-
47
*20%
.
*93
.*
.
%.
15%
3
50"%
cony
30%
37%
*93
10
—
15
43%
44
.
11
I
series preferred——
15%
*42
43
45%.
30%
/
-•
preferred
3,200
2%
26%
-No par
common-,
130
53%
59%
3
1
Corp common-—
preferred series A—
300
400
26%
-
-
30%
138%
-
62
417/a
28
$1.40 div preference com—No par—
4.08%
preferred
100 *
,
-
,
,
37%-AUg-30.
; 27% Jun 24
~4\
—100
4.30%
preferred—_J—
5.05% preferred—:
Public Serv Co of Indiana
.
(
preferred—
I
4.16%:
preferred
—
,
*82%1
"
86%
-*101
„100
10O
25
'
" 47%
70
21%
*20%
70
21%
21>/2
120
5
.
4.80%, preferred--—i——L-100 '
*116
: "Publicker Industries Inc common—5
" "
8%
+.
" $4.75. preferred—i——-No par
"
r ' 85
;
Puget Sound'Power & Light Co—10
*
' 32Pullman Inc_—
-No par
32%
Pure OlLw—32%'
,
,
.
8%
85 32% ► v
33%
.
33
81%
*82%
84
86%
86%
102
102
47%
48%
70
70
*21% "22
*20%
21%
*116
,120
8Vb
8%
48%
'
'
*81
81
<84
86%
102
<
-No par
3%% preferred—
„100
4.32% preferred——
25
.
80
—
4.18%
Aug 25k.
117/s Feb 11.
86% Nov 21;
39% Jan
71%
59%
2
Public Service Co of Colorado—10
Public Serv Elec «te Gas com_No par
22 Vb Mar 22
Feb 25
72%
27
Procter & Gamble—
123
l0
7% Sep 29
61
s
.
'
Feb
74Vb Sep 13
23% Apr 20
71%
3,800
15
5%% sink fund preference—100
Potomac Electric Power Co———10
Aug 30
87% Aug, 17
90.
Sep
7
105% Aug 19
49% Aug 19
,
50%
22%
192
13,700
48,700
2,800
Porter Co Inc (H K)~
11
86
May 11
106
86%Jan\7
36% Aug 31,
29% Dec 17
20% Jan
.
49%
59%
1
Corp————
Polaroid
Corp-——;
Poor & Co
:.
;
31% Dec 22
8
5
_
95% Jan
9
.26% Dec
ftEI/
22
26%
.100
Plymouth Oil Co—
261% Aug 22
25% Jan
5
•21%
50%
15%
(The) common
;1
$3.50 convertible preferred——75
Plough
Inc
2.50
23
17
21%
50%
27%
Pittston Co
9
Jan. 11
21% Nov
4,800
21%
■
I
15V'a
preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd——100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd——100
11
62% July 31
100% Jun
3,500
13%
15%
26%
5%
6
15%
13%
16%
.
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne Sc Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
—100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc—1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co__
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common—10
Aug 31
24% Jan
15
*15
13 %
24%
•
50
15%
13%
*15
71%
51%
523/8
27%,
2,200
5,800
15%
—
8
43% Jun
71%
15
27%
89%
27%
$4 preferred——
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp1
Pitney-Bowes Inc——
—_2
Pittsburgh Coke <fc Chem Co com_10
$5 convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)—No par
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
.1
4
Dec
.
7
50 V4
26%
*87%
89%
15%
97
21% Jan
45% July
16
21%
50%
71 ya
116%
116
27
27%
47
83
Sep
21
15
7,400
15ya
6
1
15%
116%
94%
27%
-
2
15%
13 Vb
15%
200
5,500
93%
94%
—50
preferred
3%%
13
15
12%
16
103%
15%
Apr 11
Aug
Sep
26%
♦87%
5,100
101%
27%
31% May
7 Dec
27%
89%
51
51%
5%
116%
27%
88%
21
50
x70%
52
27%
117
13
*15
1
13% Apr 29
73
71 %
116%
93
15%
*20
50
95
15 %
12%
21
93
15%
16
102% 103
91
*15%
"
15%
*15
27%
15
15%
15%
15%
102%
8,300
5,500
5
Phillips Petroleum—.
——5
PhllUps-Van Heusen Corp——„1
Pillsbury Co common—.
__Nopar
I
15%
l3Va
;
i5%
15%
101%
*58%
53y» Nov 21
18% Sep
6
43% Feb
27
*89%
140Vb
(Chas) ds Co Inc com—33 %c
preferred (conv)—100
3.90%
90%
24
preference com—No par...
4.40% ,preferred—-———100
3.80% 7 preferred—
.--100
4.30%
preferred—100
*
4%
27%
15
2nd
Philco
Mar 29
29% Sep 28
17% Dec
1
32
$1
'
69
Philip Morris Inc
91
1,800
15%
15%
102%
101
58 %■
Dec : 9
85 y Aug 12
80% Aug 29
81
,
15%
48
*86V2
53%
38
4.68%
preferred——,
100
PhUa A Reading Corp (NY)——50c
38% Apr
74%. Jan 14
41% Mar 9
52% Mar 23
1
18% Dec
49% Aug 27
95% May 8
53% Dec ' 3
11% Jan
■49
25
^
Sep.
.
Mar 23
74%
Oct
.
lOll.
61
Dec 15
60. Apr
5
77% Jan 20
14
41
■
6
15% Dec
36% May 6
73
Apr 30
.65% Mar 10
84% Apr
23
7
24 Vs
15%
15%
16
116 y2
Phelps-Dodge Corp——-—12.50
Phlla, Electric Co,'common:
No par
6
Aug 16
Aug 29
99% Sep • 2
83% Sep 96"
Sep
23
12
26
4%
9
i
^53:
Jaoi 13
93Jan
Pfizer
23
Mar
57% Jan
18
84% Jan
56 % May 12
89.% Sep-15
100
8
23%
15%
15%
102%
59 %
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfaudler Permutlt Inc—
Pfeiffer Brewing Co—
5y» Jan 21
,38V4 Jun
24%
19,500
51,600
18
preferred————__100
4%%
7
11
54% Nov 25
;
47 % Mar 31
a
26
85
•
21
43% Mar
103% Apr, 1$
88% Apr 13
Jan ." 2
.99
75
95% Mar
16% Jan
16
26% Mar 14
96% Jun
3
4
70% Mar
Nov
2% Dec
24
Mar 30
100
7
13% May 17
61%
58%
16
47
60
—3.50
52% Dec
25
60%
23%
lie1/*
.—25
19% Jan 22
59%
24%
5%
_33%C
99 % Feb
58%
23%
19%
Peoples Gas Light &> Coke_
18
58 y4
.
23%
23%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co—
Pepsi-Cola CO——
14
58%
23%
23%.
43
19%
17
Oct
40
44%
*23%
68 % Mar 25
15% Dec
15%
39 y4
42%
23%
59
66% May 16
82
15%
39%
*23%
50% Jun
Milk Co
41
15%,
39%
23%
34 y4 Jan
Pet
43%
15%
60,000
15%
40
15%
39
23%
37% Nov 15
41 % Dec', 5
200
2,000
15%
23%
54% Feb
;
16%
59
25
64% Aug 11
Sep 28
4,200
37%
19%
Corp
25,900
88%
32%
32%
19%
Mar 23
74
39% Dec 31
30
16%
•87
32%
19%
2
Perkin-Elmer
88%
32%
19%
5
14
*87
19%
30
43% Dec
16%
88%
*38
2
19V2
*23Vo
26% Jan
,
35
15%
15%
57% Dec
8
37%
35
37%
23%
49% Jan
29
36%
35%
15%,
51%
preferred
—
100
4.40% series preferred^
100
Pennsylvania RR———
—10
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—-—5
7
Jan
10
36%
35%
*16%
<59%
27%
140%,
.'.v.
1
—
20
100
36%
.
16%
.
660
43%
7.0%
4%%
5
40 Va Nov
*87
116 y4
Penna Glass :Sand Corp..
—
Penn Power & JWght.com—No par
22
88
49%
5
common
Penney (J C)>Co.———
Pennsalt .Chemicals Corp
28% Sep
7
97% Aug 24
94% Aug 31
*87
94%
,
prior preferred
conv
16%
93%
—1
Enterprises
&
*36
35'/*
16%
8,200
32%
70o
Penn Fruit Co Inc common—
7
36
4
Co
FordPenn-Dlxie Cement
9
Sep
conv
Penick
30% Mar 31
25% Jan 27
8
20
Sep
45
38% Aug
Sep
5%
17
&
34%
t
90
43 %
15%
*20
Transportation—No par
Coal
91
*89
34%
32%-.
.13
-
Mines
Peabody
5
41
26
Patlno
Mar 16
15
21
Parmalee
60% Feb 29
*89
91
37
94%
v.
■■
—100
Davis
91
92%
33%
89%
43
_50c
preferred
Parke
93
36%
35%.
90%
—NO par
—
*89
*16%
27
Pictures Corp——
1
& CO—
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co—
—2.50
15
23% Jan
:
*92
37%
115%
Paramount
1
51 % Jun
21% Oct
July 30
31% July 24
4%
7
29
36% Mar 15
49 V4
Common
79%
35%
93%
Lighting Corp—_No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg com—14 2/7,»
6% preferred——
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp——1
4
40
•78
92%
34%
33
15%
•
Sulphur
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line-—
78%
92%
41 y«
100
6
American
89%
78
,32%
*15%
Pacific
Pan
91
89%
S3'/4
37
-15
" Packard-Bell Electronics—
*89:
33%
89%
*'79
4iy4
15%
.
Pacific Finance Corp
10
Pacific Gas & Electric——25
6
*92
Shares
41
——
4
92%
the Week
Deo. 23
34
33%
,
92%
Friday
Dec. 22
32%
Aggregates Inc-8
Pacific Coast Co common
1
5% preferred—
,——25'"'
12
*78
86%
86ya
No par
Pacific Cement &
89
79%
17
*16%
100
.
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
2
19 y4 Oct
Oct
,
16
Feb
35%
-
com—6.25
preferred—
Oxford Paper Co common
$5 preferred—
28
145
12
43
9
32% Jan
8
23
21
Glass Co
4%
72% Dec 22
'•
35%.
5
,—20
Marine
Owens-Illinois
183/a May 11
22y2 May 2
60y2 Jan 11
18% Mar 18
46 Vb Sep 28
60
.
.17% Aug 17
18% Jan
6
12% Oct 26
common
23%
17
Aug
36%
Corp.——30c
Outlet
Co—-—————_No par
Overland Corp (The) .:
1
Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp-—*1
34% Jan 27
93
35%
,
58%
130% May 31
5
11 ya Jan
.Jun
89
92%
3.125
Outboard
14
lie
89
_No par
Otisj Elevator—i——a—
,
12
16% Jun
26
Jan
11
67% Apr 20
66% Apr
3
7
56% Jan
9
23 % Oct
85
5
18
,23% Jan
■
16
,
4
122%. Jun
12
25
31
14% May 14
23% Jan 16
11% NOV, 27
37 y4 Jan
24
Dec
Jan
82% Oct
9
38% Apr 28
4
99% Feb
Oct
15
75
2
104% Dec 31
Dec 24
i
May~T7
16%
10
42% July 5
,61 % Dec 23
•L.
100
i—100
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
7.50
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp—
5
Olin Oil dt Gas Corp
:
1
Orange & Rockland Utilities—10
;
18% Oct 20
4
*92
33%
88%
*78
Sales for
Thursday
Dcc* 21
88%
78%
HIGH 8ALE PRICES
Wednesday
33%
89
*78
100
preferred———
4.24%
preferred-.
4
4
33%
88%
100
4%
19
54% Jan
...
2
58% July 28
Ohio OU Co—
Okla Gas & Electric Co
Deo. 20
.33%
100
—
16
33% Dec
37% Aug
15% Dec.
5
—15
.
—
Tuesday
Deo. 19
Pat
Ohio Edison Co common—
4.40%
preferred
3.90%, preferred
4.56%
preferred
4.44%
preferred
1
9
96
35% Nov 29
29% May
19
Sep
Aug
93% Sep
86
Monday
EXCHANGE
38% Sep
94 % Sep
73% Jan
Jan
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
*85% /86 •
32
32%"
* *32% -32%
/ 32%
33
134% 137%
81
•90
31%
31%
31%
137% 138%
67
80
31%
67
9,600
138%
137
12,300
67%
43
4,000
19,200
28%
800
81%
510
81
•81
*82%
84
83
83
*83
84
20
*85 »/2
87%
87%
88
•87
88
170
101
•101
102
•101
102
47%
48%
70
70%
22
22
*20%
*116
21%
120
8%
*85 »/4
8%
86
101
47%
*70
*21%
•20%
118
8%
*85y4
82%
81
30
48%
48
48%
4,800
70%
*70
70%
250
22
200
22
*21%
21V*
*20%
119%
21%
118
118
8%
8%
ay4
,85y4
86
100
85%
32%
32%
32%
32%
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
32%
33%
34
35
34%
-
32%
33
.31%
35%
3,900
30
9,900
12,800
34,700
Q
44% Dec, 39,
124 % Sfep 22,
;
24
Feb-25
84% Jan 16
140
x
Mar
5
v2t%joct*n:
42
Jan
26
125% Jan 11
./^2§;Mar,8
Fpr. footnotes, /see page 26.
.
.
63% Dec/
.36^
5
Aug 18
27% Nov 14
Quaker Oats Co common.
—__ioo :•
6%..preferred.Quaker State. Oil.Refining Corp—10 <
X60%
61
X131'" ^131
•c2T
*"*"27.'
60%
61%
131
26%
131
'
26%
«1
62
26'
<
61
131
131
133
26%
26%
61%
133
26%
€1
61,
.
•131
-23%
•
4,200
J34.
26%
1,300
:
140
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
Monday, December 26, 1960
.
.
(2628)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
*
AND
HIGH
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Dec. 20
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Thursday
Wednesday
Dec. 19
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
.
Year 1959
Dec. 21
•
'
Friday
the Week
Dec. 22
Dec. 23
Shares
•
•
R
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28
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9
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47
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6
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9
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9
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9
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2
5
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5
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8
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20
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6
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22
1
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16
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18
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24
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7
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8
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8
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5
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22
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17
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21
7
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24
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20
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4
48
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23
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27
149
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5
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21
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7
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3
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116
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26
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19
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62
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3
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9
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41
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0
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30
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16
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7
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25
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4
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28
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4
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6
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2
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5
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16
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14
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22
34
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3
3
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2
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5
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16
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6
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9
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12
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52
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8
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28
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28
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25
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11
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25
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11
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see page
30
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30
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17
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Jersey Gas Co
Puerto Rico Sugapjsom
82%
13%
*■■•
■*
31%
*72' >'
-
T
——5
Platinum.;
E & G
82%
4Q0
13,900
16%
,'15%
-
88%
•
-
to
31% Jan
3
30% Nov 13
34V« Not 25
May 10
12% Nov
SDeo 15
% Dec
4
14
5%
"
2,800
91%
7. 16%
.
27%
..
8%
•
18
51 % Oct
58,000
•'•;■■•
124
13%
,
37%
55
-
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Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc.*.
124
1 %
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Co Inc__1.J
—^5
Frfench Labs
No par
46% July 12
7% Nov
;
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18,900
•
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16'A
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•
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34,900
47%
1%
13%
1 %
3
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13%
21 %'i-i
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Corp—.-———15
Corp
i—
Smith-Corona Marohapt Inc
47%*%
90%
83Va
'13%
1%
28
19%
12%
12%
22% : 23%
No par
(AO)
*82%
13%
35%
40
*86 %
•15%
8
-
Singer Manufacturing Co
:
20
Skelly Oil Co—.—25
Smith
83%
13 >A
3
—
—,
78 3 4
43%
92%
37
30
Steel-L:——No par
Pattern
Sinclair Oil
91 Va
35 %'
91
:
*.
&
Saw
10,900
47>/b
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92%
35%
12%
34%
:
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29,300
47
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•
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37
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100
52%
.37 %
Va
52
'■77%
91%
•135%
32% 1 32%
•
-
31
20% Oct
23
Nov
Jun
37
1
7
30
47
55% Jan
123 a"
-87%
,23%
—
4
"■122%
122 k 1
121 Va
24%
22
14 V4
..
26 Va
-
1
29% Dec
July 23
22% Jan
6
-
1
0
47%
4.7 'A
47%
87%
-
'
Jun
Jan
47 Vb
*
I
;• '
80%
80 Va
r
32%
37%
54
31
46%
47%.
86 Va
-
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Corp of America—1—50c
Siegler Corp___<—
:
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Signode Steel Strapping Co_
—~1 - ™
Mfg
94% Jan
Oct
09
44 %
47 Va
44%
85 Va
85%
*235". 265 V
Sheraton
Sep 20
20% Mar 24
13
Sep 29
40
-
Corp
9,400
5,000
14 3A
'
31% Sep
23% Sep 29
104% July 27
Steel
Sheller
42%
48
23%
•-.>17%
12%
——_l->
——No par J '
43% Jan
80% Apr 28
78%
44%
79'A
16%
13%
& Gas-___-:
Oil
Oil
80%
443/b
,
k.' 44
%
31%
i
29% Dec
17% Sep 10
15% Sep 29
69
Shamrock
10% '
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•
15'
-
22
.
767/«
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*37%
•
,
18
21%
11
43 Va Dec
1.400
28'A
37.V4':.
24%
13V'4
..20%
——No par
.2.50
-—•
19% May 25
1'9% Dec
5
15% Sep
7
6
preferred
3,600
24%
56- •>/
*54
14%
*14%
82 Va
2GV8
16 Vs
1
—
12% Jun 27
-r
.1 36 Va
'
Shahmoon Industries Inc.—
14 % Mar 31
29
53
36 a8.
13%
'
$5.25
'523%
'-
86%
618
17%
.—3
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&
Servel Inc common
4
100
Roebuck
;
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10%
36%
,
83
,
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621
•
12%
,
—J
-15
Falls Corp——5
Sealright-Oswego
lOO
2oo
16 'A
52
27%
53%
91%
35%
*
;
36
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22
4
8,300
11
\
21%
.'v.
53 Vb
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36
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...
Seaboard Finance Co——.—11
18% Sep
44% Feb
17% Dec
V
22 Va
f.
*86%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co_l_-—-120
30 % Nov
27% Jun
24
55% A
24 Vb
7
40%
611
—.—:—100
of Amer„_—ll
38% Jun
May 17
v
:
3%
27%
—25
common:—
20% Apr
91% Dec
14
Co
preferred
8
12
.*'■
86 V4
38
'
22% Aug 12
Jan
Mig
3.65%
29
Dec
83
;
44%
*22'
...
No par .
No par A,
No par *
Paper Co common—.
preferred.
preferred-i
29% Sep
5
120
90%
37
44
'
•
—1
30
———11
Inc
Scovill
24
*54
80 Va
25
*38%
.
4
100 *
$3.40
$4
15
10
22% Deo 30
Jan
"
15
60% Jan
18% Jun 23
99
Scott
Aug 15
92 % Aug 19
4
17% Nov 16
16% Jun
9
34
Schick
55,800
51%
14aA
''
Regis Paper Co common.——15
Schering Corp common
.5%
convertible preferred
15
71% Feb
*
26
18
17
18% Jan
8
46% Jan 26
49
Jan 26
11
20%
*15%
10%
"
37%
Industries Inc bom—_1.40
Convertible preference———35c
17
50% Feb
6
Va
*10
10%
.-
47%,
119
87%
x2%
Schenley
10
81% Jun
18
16% Feb
72
29% Apr
3
26% July 18
45% Mar 18
60% Nov 23
39% Jan
17% Jan
Feb
25
1
81
40% May 25
8% Nov
Oct
8
6,300
-
51%
51
';%27i%'" .28%
10%: 10%
28%
46 Va
-.*47%
84
-
36%
Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp.—
—.11
Sangamo Electric Co
—.—_—5
Savage Arms Corp—
5
21
7% Nov
10% Mar 11
31% Nov
4
30% Nov 19
13% Jan
2
37
Oct
1
42% Oct
/ 36
Jan
'3,700
12%
17%
"
24%
.
Co com—No par
Preferred series A 5%-—
-100
pfd 4.40%, series A
1,400
12%'
.
16%
16%
*15%
,v
55%
*-
-28%*
45%
45%
-
———1
Co——
21
20
•
11
*10
,
24'A
1 24%
79%
44%
r
1%
.
—
21
•
•
•*14'A
36Va
13%
L San Fran Ry
1st
10%
16
53%
36 V
77%
1%
San
14
19
37% Jan
1
19% Oct
St
July 13
21% Apr
12
12"% Dec
-
-
v
31% Sep
7
10% May 16
Mar 14
13% Dec
45% Aug 12
93
7
12
7
18% July 15
34% Nov 16
26
Jan
24% Jan
Mar 13
3
72% Jan
28
15
14% Sep 3Q
69% Mar 8
79% Apr
42% Feb
Feb
32
24% Sep
29% Apr
27
36% July 24
Apr
1
July 8
53 %
•
82%
—1—1
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18 'A
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17%
51 %
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10%
;-13%
4.30%
St
''
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29
14%
91%
82 Va
10
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•
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20%
16
-55 Va
.1V4
.
4%
8
16 7 it
20
51
,'24%
...82%
Stores common
1.66%
preferred—_—
'_—100 ~r
conv preferred:—11
100 - Joseph Lead Co
1—.
—_ 10
Joseph Light & Power—No par
9
Apr
.'•10%
Va
10%
118
'.,-90%
Safeway
7
88% Aug
259
17V4
20
r
19.*
16%
anT, inx- a
38
2
30% Jan
18% Nov 17
49
Sep 21
12% Mar
4
11%
'"51
.
*14%
"•
47%
.'—87
(Jacob)-^—_——.—5
Ryan Aeronautical Co—
No par
Ryder System Inc:—-—;
2.50
40% Apr
24
May 27
Nov
1
45%
-
34% Nov 24
19%-
13%
Ruppert
19
8%
163A
-
16%
51-' <;
45%
117'/a
.
Corp_i—
Royal McBee Corp
Rubbermaid Inc-,
Ruberoid
19
15
.
22
17
Telephone
Corp—l;
Royal Crown Cola Co—
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
2
12%
<
-•
80%
^
47%
-1.25
Corp——
Roper
14% May 31
24
14% May
7
-
Aircraft
Ronson
4
21% Mar
25
12 Ya Apr
14% Mar 28
24
Oct
31% Dec
47% Mar 11
37% Sep 22
10% July 2
16% Oct
1
Rohr
12%
28%
36%-
44%
preferred series A_
100
Corp——————1
4%
18
12%
54%:
44%
5
Rohm & Haas Co common—.——20
Mar 23
780
4
12%
*54%
14% '
79
.
preferred—25
RockwelLStandard
'■
12%
r< 24
53%
■
Elec Corp_lNo par
&
Rochester Gas
21
12%
-/
*
10%
Controls com—1
convertible
5 % %
>
24%
.'■'•-•36 V
—No par
Robertshaw-Fulton
19
12%
*15%
14%
'
•
.
i—;_•
-10
Company—L—_———2.50
Antelope Copper Mines——
Roan
38% Oct
27
10% Jan
Ritter
12%
29%
1
Inc
Corp
5
4% Jan
33 Va Nov
14
22
:
20%
12%
*10%
•
lOVa
'
Trust——.—5s
Selection
Oil
Richfield
14,100
8%
•20 V4
12%
16%
•56'A
;
28%
*
Riegel Paper Corp—
4
Jan
52 Va
.
8'/a
8%
21
8V4
'
■
series!—__—100:.
Manufacturing Co—:
50,700
46,400
12%
■
14,000
17%
35%
12 Va
16 Va
24%
v>55
<fc
3.60%
'Preferred
17ai
17 Va
35 Va
"
20'A
8%
——
Richardson-Merrell
19
25
19
39% July 24
16
4
2% .Tan
Dec
2% Dec
2
12% Dec
Rheem
84
28% Jan
39% Jan
16% Jan
40
Oct
4
89% Nov
16
Dec
60% Dec 18
30% July 23
Nov
2
9
5% Mar 17
36% Feb 16
39% Jan 23
23% Jun 17
18
6
'*
-■ ■
17%
36%
12%
18%.
11%
*
—
Aug
16%
21 %
••
52%-
---J——1
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Chemical Co_—2.50'
Reynolds Metals Co com——No par 4%% preferred series A
50. .
4%%
conv 2nd
pfd—
100.
Reynolds'(R J) Tobacco com—1-.115
Inc
17%
16'%
35%
*
12%'
<•
19%-
-16%
5 series—100*-
2,000
58V4
17'A
57,000
i-
no%
:.
-
4,600
58%
58%
V 8%
21 »%■'
-
.< "
*
'.
v
1,500
41%
36%
17%
18%
70%
58
35%
35 y4
54%
70'/a
40%
*
41%
'
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.•-.17'"-
17»A
<•
53 as
70%'
411%
17
16%
16%
16%
54%
*70
34%
8%
22
-"17%
;
Corp—w——-—19f':
& Brass———15
Copper
16%
:
■
12%
V
.
>
12%
Eng Co.:——-;5 /
<fe
Drug
28% Jan
3
68% Mar
26
45% Sep
4
Jan
Elec
Rexall
6
Dec
69
ill
-
preferred 3%%
94% Dec
85
,
V4
12%
No par
prior preference——10
Corp———:——_ 10 '
Revlon
4
16%
17
■
36%
8%
Reliance Mfg Co common.'....:
Revere
•
57Va
1-12%
Inc_u_—-————50b-
Republic Steel
*
•
84% Mar
30% Dec
8
17% Sep 21
1% Sep 22
70
78% Jan
6
-
*33% Sep 28
64% July
30% Jan
42
48
57 VB
*: *2i>/4
Republic Aviation Corp——_——1"
Republic Corp common—;
:—50c «
$1 convertible preferred
1*__10
,
57%
-
Stores
Conv
31% Aug 29
57%
Chemicals.-:—————i;*;
div
Reliance
1
Mar 14
57
w
54%
'•
preferred——50
2nd
(Robt) & CO—
Reliable
4
27 % Feb
52% Jun
1
19% Mar 14
56%
35%
^<
.
non-cum
$1.25
9
19% Mar 17
42V4
.16%,
1
Roller Bit Co
Reeves Bros
18
43 Va Dec
,
5
15% Sep
70 Va
42'A
16 %
Inc.—3.33Va
common.—________50
1st preferred50
Co
Reichhold
.
70%
42%
53%
54%
70%
42%
56%
non-cum
'■4%
Reis
17
73
Dec
2
36% July 23
17% Sep 22
7% Nov 25
4%
'.
18
17% Oct 24
2
Jan
Reading
Reed
15% Nov
41% Sep 28
22
7
■
,,
53 3A
70 Vs
43%
'
5.
—
Co
Raytheon
18% Jan
20
—L
_
Inc
Rayonier
5
40% Apr
24% Not 16
6
4
25
20
15% Nov 27
-
Jan
Jan
8% Dec
30 Va Oct
Inc
Ranco
.Raymond International
28
53%
70%
42%
Raybestos-Manhattan ———_No pat
15
22% Jun
29
»
Apr .19
54%
70
53%
1st preferred
$3.50
20 Vtr Dec
27
Jan 21
37% Jan 28
33% Jan 14
27% Jun
1
28
12
2
15% Dec
25
14% Dec 29
Nov 24
17
Dec
15 % Sep
32
25% Dec
51% Sep
70
4
30% Feb
*6% Jan
<
8
74
of America corruJNopar,
.—..No par
Radio Corp
•
18
8
78% Apr
25
67% Jan
56
Apr
7
46% Oct
1
74% Mar
5
41% Deo 17
Deo
73
9
457/a'
*B2 -
82 Va
-
30 %
30%
•
-
.
1 45 Va;.
•82,
*>
27%
5
28
89
:
89
14 Va
!
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-
143a
88
45 Va
45'A./ 45%
82 Va
82
82
31
32%
30%
■
'14%"i
•
14 %*i 1 ■>
443'b
22 3/8
22%
114,900
89%
89%
'45%
27,800
88%'.
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45%
'
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82%,'
32%'
2,000
<
23
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200-
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<
8,200>
89
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89
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27%
28
27%
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7
,
,
44%
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'30%
82%
32'A *
390
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15,400>
Volume
Number
192
6015
.
.
Commercial
The
.
Financial Chronicle
and
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1959
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
34 y0 Nov
37
Dec
18
23
82 % Feb
24
3% May 29
13% Sep 21
5
July 29
57% Dec
12
79% Aug 22
$3.50
,13% Sep 13
Standard
Financial
2
Standard
Qas
20
4 % Mar
..
5
1
Standard
Inc
25
70% Jan
-
Monday
14
Sep
54%
73Va
55%
73%
*73%
__1
Co—_10c
11%
11%
11%
Electric
°4%
5
Industries
£6%
25Vb
26y8
46'%
45 %
46 Va
45
44%
44%
7
38ya
38%
38%
39
51% Jan
4
Standard
Oil
45% Dec
21
Standard
Oil
of
45% Oct
23
59% Jan
26
38
Dec
50 Va Jan
4
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey—
23
44% May 31
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common
56
Jan
4
7
83% Nov
25
89
Mar
8
3%%
39% July 27.
20 y8 Oct
25
36% Jan
4
62 Va Dec
6
Nov
16
64 % Jan
85
Jun
30
92
27% Jan
7
Apr
Jan
8
31% Jan
6
41% July 27
Jan
2
43% Dec
84
117
July
,
6
26% Oct
12% Jan
12
19% Dec
31
Jan
4
40% Jan
37 Va July
24
8
4
Stanley
Warner
11% Nov 23
8
2iy4 Mar 25
20
Corp
71
Apr 21
45% Nov
2
78
Dec
14
77
Jan
9
Jan
29
Starrett
65% Jan
May 11
9
76% Nov
4
Stauffer
82
27
16% Jan
Co.
Sterchi
5
18% Jun
23
12% July
Feb
9
59% Jun
22
44% Mar 24
69% Dec;20
Sterling
6
34% Dec
23
22% Oct
25
33Va Jan
4
Stevens
33
18
23
1
33 % Jun
7
Stewart-Warner
9
25% Jan
4
Stix
31% Dec
29
Dec
6
Apr
5
Drug
20% Sep
22
Aug 25
14
Jun
17
18
Dec
20
17
Dec
29
19
May
6
16% Jan
11
18y4 Feb
19
52
65
Apr
2
47% Oct 24
58% Mar 28
Stone-&
33% Mar 25
26% Mar 24
30% Aug 15
Storer
24% Jan
15
Studebaker-Packard
17% Jan
21
5
9% Jun
9
29% Oct
Oct
28
22
6 % Dec
28
Oct
6% Dec
28
20
618
22
4
4
$5
42% Dec
13
7
19% Dec
14
Dec
529
22
Suburban
Propane
64% Jan
4
Sunbeam
16 y8 Sep
23
26 Va Jan
4
12% Jun
1
18% Sep
7
Sun
94
80
4
85 Va Oct
6
52% Dec 29
22% Nov 25
.29
20 %
Sep 21
30 ya Dec
16
Dec
i4
Mar 13
9
42% May 17
55% Jan
21
Jan
27
20 Va May 27
24% Jan
7
-24% Apr
29
21% Jan
23% Jun
14
38% Jan
15
29 Va Jun
33% Feb
25
20
85
7
5% Dec
4
1275
Nov
25
Jan
23
25
Apr
3
29% Jan
23
35
Jan
5
47% Aug 21
9
14% Mar
10% Nov 20
106% Feb
Gas
May
7% Oct
Oil
5%%
Sunshine
20
Jan
4
50
Jun
29
Sweets
51% Feb
Sep
26% Feb
25
Swift
22
Symington
39 % July 20
11% Jan
15
Jun
14
Superior
41%
41
41%
375,200
51%
52
51%
22%
51%
51%
85
85
22%
23 %
*66 V ' 75
27%
*66
75
67%
28 Va
29
29%
28%
25%
25%
25
11%,
11 Va
11%
11 Va
28 V*
18
18
54 %
51%
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79%
13%
7,400
25%
17,100
11 Va
13,800
*77
*13%
18
18 Va
500
54%
54%
16,300
79 Va
24%
25
21%
25%
25
21
21%
21
21 Va
*21
51%
51%
51%
52
29%
7%
*29,
6%
29%
6%
6%
6%
216
220
42%
42%
18%
19%
52%
52%
21%
21%
14
14%
81
81
216%
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7
1
1
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1
1
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47 Va
23
" 22%
33
30
1065
17%
53%
6%
18
7
18,000
25%
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6,600
,
600
8,300
18
200
51%
53 '/a
53%
29%
28%
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Dec
88
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1
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67
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,
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38% May 29
8
11%
1
20
—
28
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24% Dec
13%
24%
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11%
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preferred
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14
69%
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206
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prior preference—
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9% Aug 26
325
53%
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15
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2
Sep
54%
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51
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11
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16
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52% Sep
43
10
preferred series A
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20
$1.20 convertible preferred-.
20
6%
convertible preferred
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13
42% Jan
5
19 Va Oct
22
237/a Jun
102
25
26% Dec
18
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50
,
1
California
54%
73 V4
46 Va
44%
1
May 16
55%
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44%
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35
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55%
12
25 Va
45%
40
17
the Week
Dec. 28
40 Va
25%
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23
52% Apr
Friday
Dec. 22
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4%
„
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Thursday
73%
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62 y8 Jan
PRICES
26
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25
12% May 11
25
20
of
5
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56
55
54%
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30% Jun
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,
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Dec. 21
12
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AND
Wednesday
74
39 % Nov
-
Dec. 20
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com
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No par
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35 '/a Feb
10 y8 May 11
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17
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LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
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45
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8
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3
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31
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14
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22
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34
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1
20% Sep
29
71 Va Oct
21
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3
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2
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11
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14
27
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1
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17
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.
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.
29
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1 :21% Sep
,
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4
30
28
28
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20% May 17
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24% Aur 25
87
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4
37'/a Dec 23
3?
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Talcott Inc (James)
9
Tandy Corp
1
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1
Tennessee Corp
—1.25
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5
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Texas Gas Transmission Corp
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co——33 Va
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Texas Instruments Inc —
——1
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
10
———
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30
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18
63
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8
23
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2
30
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76
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31
21
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28
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12
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-
14% July 28
65
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72
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11
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4
6
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21
14
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108
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26Va Jan
33% Jun
61% Jan
13
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Pacific
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11
25
_
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28%
19%
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79
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8
18
Dec
22
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2
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11
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3
21
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24
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21
10
69% Deo
7
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■
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88
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a
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7
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8
37
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24
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12
21
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7
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9
10
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16
29
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22
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0
20
21
24
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16
23
1
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18
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I
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64
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21
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2
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33
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7
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84
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4
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34'/a Dec
Tractor Supply Co class A
1
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2
37%
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2
—
23
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64
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39
19
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18
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26
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51
49%
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49%
7%
7%
7%
Tri-Continental Corp common—1
$2.70 preferred
—
50
Traux-Traer Coal CO
1
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957
50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin Coach Co
1
TXL Oil Corp
1
49%
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,
21
20%
.
7,300
4 Vb
14%
2
^
Transitron Electronic Corp
Transue & Williams Steel
Trans World Airlines Inc
Nov 30
24
-
wi
Transamerica Corp
4
16
Jan 11
Jan
4
Jan
4
22
8% July 18
13% Jun 21
-
20
Jun
Sep
preferred
preferred
$1.20
$1.20
21 Va
24%
16%
66%
80%
20%
24
.
66%
20%
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22 %
38
*1034
20%
20%
Timken Roller Bearing
No par
Tishman Realty & Construction
1
Toledo Edison Co——
—5
Torfington Co *—
No par
68% Jan
22Va Jan
19Va Sep
4%
15
81%;
36%
28 Va
19%
1.90
194%
27% 28%
16
81
83
6
4
6
41% Aug 26
23% Mar 29
21
Dec 22
10
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14%
,
16
66%
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64
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,
20%
20%
10% Sep
36
100
-
common
81%
36%
28%
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...
5
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4% preferred
Tidewater' Oil
,
16%
66%
82 Va
21 %
24%
22%
40%
11
80%
No par
15%
35%
28
19%
190
194%
27%
27%
1
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
52
V;
,
Textron Inc common
50c
$1.25 conv preferred:
_No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
5
Thiokol Chemical Co—
1
Thompson (J R)
7.50
4
4
15
7
27
'
35%
28
19%
1
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Sub share certificates—
Texas & Pacific Ry Co„_
Texas Utilities Co
4
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■
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29
,
21% 21%
13%
13%
36% 37%
53'% *53'%
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28% 28%
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54
43% 44'%
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38
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19,300
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31%
31
31%
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2,600
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53%
100
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41%
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54
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10
12%
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18%
19
13%
13%
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2,800
48%
18%
12%
17%
12%
12%
17%
400
12%
37%
13%
37%
53%
31%
29
53
43%
10%
43
*40
1,400
49%
47
48%
15,500
6,500
27,800
u
9% Jun
41
Jan
13
28
14% Aug
51
Apr
4
2
9
19
35% Mar 16
86% Oct
15
08% Mar
80
106 Va
74
Aug
4
67
Dec
24
77% Feb 25
77
Dec
24
87
40% Deo
23
Mar
,
*
3
1
Union
Asbestos
Rubber Co
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
Oct 25
4
148% Jan
0
Union
Carbide
'39% Aug 19
96
19
78
68 Va Jan
5
77% Jan
7
33% Mar
Co
Preferred
$3.70
series
75
8
Aug 18
Preferred
$3.50
series
85
Aug 19
Preferred
$4
8
47
Nov
16
31
Jan
5
Apr
Union
Oil
Union
17
38% Feb
19
Sep
28
18
26
7% Jan
4
8% Aug
2
29% Nov 27
9% Feb
37% Jan
0
25 Va Oct
21
32 Va Jan
6
4
19% Oct
26
24% Jan
13
July 15
25% Apr
5
37 Va Jan
4
United
32% Apr
20
46 Va Aug
22
United
19 Va Oct
1
25% Feb
30% Jan
0
45
30
Oct
28
66
101
Oct
14
136
Apr
3
88
May 10
109%
Mar 26
81
May 17
103% Aug 25
97
Aug 24
4.%
$4.50
Pacific
Tank
RR
Union
Twist
Drill
Airlines
32% Mar 26
30% Jan 22
23% Mar
8
35% Dec
15
12
24
Mar
9
39% Dec
20
United
Biscuit
27
38% Apr
10
17
Nov
2
27
Apr
18
United
Board
64
Oct
22
88% Apr
38% Dec
17
54% July 25
76
Jan
Carbon
11
29 Va Jun
38
Sep 23
7% Dec
9
29% Jan
12
Jan
2
23% Nov
17
16
9% May 19
1
Mar 21
7
25
United
Feb
23
United-Carr
12
United
Corp
1
46
Nov
17
United
Electric
1
22% Jan
6
United
Engineering
14 Va Dec
5
31 % Jan
45% Mar
9
22
6
United
Fruit
United
Gas
19
34% Aug 30
25
United
Gas
29
20
United
Greenfield
46% Apr
3
20% July 20
16
4% Nov
21
7% Jan
4
16% Jan
T
16% Apr
19
18% Jun
28
1% Nov
19
21% July 24
2% Mar 10
4
Apr 12
1% Jan
11
27% May 20
Jun
4% Nov 22,
3
1
3
23
80% Sep 16
28
NOV
42% May
% Aug
Jan
11% Jan
25
8
64% Jan
4
50
34% Mar
30% Jan 27
33% July
30% Mar
4
43% Jun
16
83% Jan
4
92% Oct
18
4
14
86% Aug 18
51% Apr
8
6%
4%%
common
35
Jan
26
23% Sep
29
30% Jan
4
U 8
78
Dec
21
42
Oct
25
74% Jan
4
U 8 Freight
&
Foreign
Co
25
25
preferred
0
Mach
& Chemical
Corp com_l
100
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82
81%
82
90
42%'
43%
41%
43
12,400
27
26%
27 Va
26 Va
27
34,800
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12,000
28'/a
28 Va
28%
28%
29%
14,400
20 Va
20 Va
20%
20%
20 Va
20
20%
36^3/4
36%
37%
36'A
36%
37'A
35%
36
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34%
35
44,600
36 Va
36%
36%
36%
31,000
35%
37%
35%
34'/a
39
39
23
22%
36%
86
84%
84%
84%
84%
400
31%
31%
19,600
33%
32%
33%
31 Va
32 Va
39%
3 8'A
3 9'A
38 VA
38%
38
38 Va
6,400
23
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
2,300
58%
60%
60 Va
61
60
61
4.400
59
58%
29
29
29%
30
30'A
7%
7
7%
-
15%
15%
31%
53
16 Va
16%
5 %
7%
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30 Va
r
30%
2,300
7%
87,600
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43%
43%
44
1,100
43%
43%
43%
16
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
17%
19%
208,200
32 Va
33%
32%
33 %
32%
34'A
35,400
53
52 Va
52%
52%
52%
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5%
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32,500
15%
15%
30%
31'A
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53
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16%
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16
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5 Va
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56%
57%
56%
56%
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38%
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92'A
92 %
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,
92%
92%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
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51%
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53%
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105
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53
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71%
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101 %
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28%
2.50
16,800
28%
22
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Co
91%
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82
26%
27%
18,700
123
38%
39
3,200
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33%
121
125%
38%
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42%
26%
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38 %
10
5
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&
preferred
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41%
33%
13%
10
United Industrial Corp
,
1
Convertible pfd seriesA
8.50
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc_
1
United Park City Mines Co-.—^-1
U S
82
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86%
1
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13
For footnotes, see page
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Corp
United Shoe
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42%
36%
•
05% Dec 28
81
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Coal
53% Jan
lfi%Jan
29 % Sep
Co.
Aug
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35%
No par
Corp
(Del)
31
72%
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15% Dec
9
Amer
of
Carton
23% July
59% Aug 27
30% Dec.
Co
77
39
.38%
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8
pfd-100
Corp_
&
37% Mar 16
42 Va Jan
45% Jan
Artists
7% Jan
29
48% Jan 18
31% Sep
United
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71%
28%
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77
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(series of 1956)
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,
77
26%
10
4%
Nov
29
Co
91
41%
10
Inc-
38%
71%
No par
5
Aircraft Corp common
5
(series of 1955) conv pfd.100
22% Jun
9
common
4%
26
24% Feb
Co
125%
126'A
38%
90%
-
91
122%
125%
7%
34%
34
34 Va
34
81
25
Co
7%
8
34%
124%
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preferred
Car
91
7%
33%
124%
38%
No par
No par
series
non-cum
123%
par
No pair
California
of
Union
series-
9%
33
10: 1
common
Preferred
7% Nov
80% Nov 30
No
Corp
Union Electric
Aug 15
29% Nov
Mar 20
&
33%
8%
5
Union
Feb
25
1
No par
4
0
70
10
Underwood
12 % Mar
87% Jan
53% July 10
Sep
(The)
Corp
43% Jan
Jan
32
4
Aug 30
Udylite Corp
25
6% Nov 30
29 % Oct
150% July 27
•80% Jun
120% Feb
22
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2630)
Monday, December 26, 1960
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
22
120
Apt
22
165
Mar 30
7% Dec
28% Oct
29
12 % Jan
28
9 V4
Sep 22
40% Oct
9
26% Dec
23
8% Jan
2
:
25
148
Dec
161
3% Dec
3
15% Dec
8
31% Feb
8
30% Sep
8% Sep
30
.26% Jan
5
D
S
Jan
4
U
50% Jan
19
35 % Apr
10
Jan
23% Jun
0
7% Mar
26
Jan
21
20% Oct
25
29% Oct
30
40
Dec
7
25% Nov
30
39 % Oct
23
58% May 18
45% Feb
10
142% Sep
24
33% Jan
19
99
Jun
40% Aug
26
41 % Oct
7
Jan
26
35
10
75'
*
19
69% July
4
common
Tuesday
Dec. 20
106%
109%
148
-
148
3%
A
preference
*•
1:
Industries
—_50
PRICES
107
149%
149% '
3%
3%
3%
4
'
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109
149
112
148 %
150'
3%
■
■
the Week
■
Dec. 23
106
106%
111
-
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
Dec. 22
Dec. 21
148%
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SALE
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
,
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29
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9
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18
Jan
12
22
7% Oct
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24% Jun
76
Gypsum
Monday
Dec. 19
•
Par
*
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17
Apr
LOW
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16.000
;
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3%
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S
1%
Aug 23
8% Jan
4
20
29
36% Mar
U
13
116% Jun
19:
85 % Oct
17
86 % Sep
145% Sep
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
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27
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..
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Jan
preferred
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-
5
8%
.'
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■
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26
25%
25%
6,000
16,700
'
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45% Nov
6
88% May
138 % Sep
7
21
144
154% Aug 10
47
Oct 29
33
Jan
4
Nov
17
25% Dec
47
8%
U
S
Shoe
12
U
S
Smelting
5
24
54% Feb
4
45 % Dec
22
36% Apr
50% Sep
108% Aug 31
Jan 28
69% Sep
28
103% Jan
139% Jan
4
Jun
15
26% Aug 25
34% Jan
14
37% Nov
May
3
36% Jun
15% Jan
8
24% Mar 29
22% Dec
7
26% Jan
6
37% Feb
22
21
33% Oct
9
29% Sep
22
20
17% Jan 30
6% Jan
2
12% Jan
14
84 % Mar 24
53% Oct
24
50% Mar 12.
14 % Feb
19
'
9
,
Feb 12
148
7%
19
U
Aug 25
S
U
S
Tobacco
U
S
Vitamin
18% Sep
9
157
Apr
13% July 11
21
12
19% Feb
Nov
17
84
18
Feb
9
60
31
Jun
9
40
4
15
Jan
6
159% Nov
21
14
80% jun
17
Universal
33% Dec
23
Universal
Oil
'*
5
52% Dec
27
16
6% Jan
2
22% Jan
2
26% Sep
21
8%
Universal
23
70% Feb
18
84
18
82% Jun
13
Upjohn
30% Oct 25
38
Jun
21
Utah
47% Aug 27
42
Jan 20
29% Dec
5
44
13% July II
30% NOT
•
11
Aug 18
63
Jan
34% Jan
26% Feb
12
15% Sep
36
Sep
14
38% Oct 24
NOT 23
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4%%
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com_—1
Inc
1
-
79%
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157
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29%
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49%
50%
49%
51 %
$2.28
convertible
Van Raalte Co
preferred
Inc
Varian
10
Co
24
20
Vendo
12
6% Jan
11
Vertientes-Camaquey
9
39% Dec
23
22
107 % Dec
23
50
29%
20
l
-
Oct
28%
5
;
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1
20%
;
52 %
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48%
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2
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22% Sep 28
67% Jun
29%
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preferred
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com_No par
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5
20
•
5
4
Jan
15% Oct
Leaf
preferred
41 % Feb
19 ys Dec
Nov
29% Nov
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July 39
90% Feb 18
Jan
24% *
23
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76 %
—
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51% Jan
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40
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2
26
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10
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141
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26
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146
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common—No par
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preferred
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24
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7%
10
1st preferred—L-100
non-cum
27
Apr
38% Feb
153
21
157% Aug 11
210
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4,300
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18
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29
19% Jan
2
82% Nov
25
9
33 % Jun
6
11% Jan
21% Mar
35% May 28
107
Mar 20
Jan
Apr
34% Jan
4
I
39% Mar
108
79
26
89% Jan
4
98% Dec
18
78% Oct
10
86 % Mar 23
81 % Dec
15
91% Mar 17
Sep
29
87% Mar 16
12% Nov
11
20% Mar
0
7% Oct
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79
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52
dividend
6%
22
Dec
Virginia Elec
Aug 31
82% Jan
18
89
Aug 10
23
90% Aug 16
$4.12
4
Vulcan
19
13% Jun
I
4
5%
87% Jan
2
96% Feb
20
85
Jun
20
94% Apr
8
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U
96
Jun
12
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14
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9
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Jan
8
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preferred
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2
4
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06% Jan
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preferred—i
$4.20
82% Jun
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&
2%
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85
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34
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102
52
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52
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29
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85
9%
16
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87
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25
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17
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1
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2
21
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14
60% Aug 24
40% Dec
6
21
Apr 21
55% May 11
33% Mar 30
41% July 29
43% Sep
45
May 12
Jan
11% Nov
4
12% May 19
83% Dec 29
8% Dec
10
24% Jan
8
20
Oct
26
48
Jun
12
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35% Aug
15
85% Dec
28
102
80
81
42
May
8
61
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93
Dec
31
101
26
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7
38
29% Jan
8
27% Sep
22
87
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103
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Nov
24
52% May
7
92% Jan
2
41% Jun
17
Western
Auto
98
July 29
4.80%
37% Jan
4.20%
4%%
8
Western
Jan
6
14
Western
Pacific
57
13
Western
Union
65
4%
5
Jun
103
Apr
62% Jan
6
39% July
3.80%
1
41% Sep 28
92% Dec 22
98
37 Va Mar 14
60% Dec 22
36
Sep
Dental
White
Motor
30% Nov
8
18% Oct 21
8
31% Mar 10
48
6
1
45% Sep
32% May
9
79
May 27
2
88
Mar 81
29
Sep
16
23% Jan
6% Jan
2
14% Deo
14
45
Oct
Dec
Prior
$3
4
21
35% Sep
22
Sep 30
23% Jun 22
22
Oil
Wilson
&
Co
Windsor
29 Va Nov
21
29
43% Sep
14
25
127% Sep
29
9
22% Dec
2
31
Jan
2
67% Dec 31
59
Mar
84% July It
94% Feb
t
42
Sep
92% Aug 14
12% July 34
78
59% Nov
19
83
Dec
7
79
Nov
18
9% Not 23
29% Feb
10
31% Feb
0
114y4 Jan
7
19% Nov 10
.
25% Jun
86 %
*84
85%
*84
86I/2
82%
*81
82%
*81
83
38%
37%
38%
36%
95
*93%
19%
20
19%
19%
32%
32%
32%
32%
*94
Woolworth
Jan
4
13
Dec
23
10% Jan
14
1
7
101
Prior
3
Jan
6
19% Sep
28
37% Jan
0
25
138% Jan
4
19
July 14
fr38
25
Aug 26
33%
22%
21%
22%
53'/2
51%
52%
84'/4
84y4
84
84
*103
105
■-
43% '
93y2
*92
29
5
45
1
1
.
43!/2
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3iy2
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,
■
41
40%
41%
40
40%
39%
40 Va
25,700
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
22 V*
30,200
51
52%
50%
51%
49%
50%
49,500
*84
84%
84%
84%
84%
43%
93y2
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92%
93
93
93
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
41%
45
41
-
99%
68 V*
*64 V*
44%
44%
44
44
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41%
41%
41%
41%
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100%
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100%
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37 y2
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1
7
7%
25%
37%
36%
19%
20
19%
20
1,600
44%
43%
43
43%
2,400
43 V2
44%
43 Va
43%
44%
44y4
45
12
12 Va
12 y2
11%
27%
27%
28Vb
27%
81
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26
26
42%
42%
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42%
123
'
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26
26
12
11%
28
27%
42%
42%
123
123
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
23%
29%
22%
22%
22%
23
69
69
69 y2
69%
69%
49
49%
49'/4
49%
48%
49%
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87
86%
86V*
86%
87
93y2
94y4
9 Va
93%
94»/a
94%
96%
9
5
9Va
9%
9%
36%
36%
44 %
81
26%
81
68 Vb
No par
& Towne Mfg Co
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
Youngstown Steel Door
No
*79
23
10
81
11%
12
27%
42%
124%
27%
42%
42 %
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6,400
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29%
29%
30 Vb
1,700
22%
22%
22%
23
5,600
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49
69%
■
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9%
9%
5
49%
68%
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9%
49 V*
99 y8. 101
230
.
6,700
9%
3,200
27%
7,900
1,900
11,800
2,800
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27%
28%
20%
21%
21%
28%
22%
27%-
28
27%
88
21%
22%
22%
23
891/2
88 %:
par
19%
89 %
19%
19%
19%
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88%
87%
88%
19%
19'/a
19%
19%
19%
19%
I
7,100
87
90%
28
10,300
69%
48 V*
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87
28%
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100
124%
20%
28
2,500
20,700
89
5
1,000
26%
27%
42%
26%
11%
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10,300
45
j,
*-79
par
10
600
36%
20%
xl2
Co
25%
43%
81
25%
Corp
common
10
preferred i4%% series—100
7,000
.
20
43%
123
120
7
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43%
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42
6%
25%
7
700
14,500
20y2
43 Vb
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.
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41%,
101
43
No par
10
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'
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37 Vb
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80
12,200
68 V*
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41%
101
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123
12,500
42%
93
25%
/
42
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7 Va
*4
43%
28%
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:
42%
300
105
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43%
Co
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
43%
105
68 y4
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10
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28%
25'/4
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28%
7'/4
100
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105
42%
20%
com
300
32
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„
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27%
3,300
32
31%
'
32
40,900
—10
Service
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31%:
31%
10
25%
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37 Va
_1
4,100
94
25
43'/2
;
34%
94
25%
No par
Inc
34%
95
24%
1
—10c
34%
25%
20y2
Inc—
9,400
33%
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25
5
common
19%
25
20
r
11,200
95
68 y4
45
41
*100
50
40%
19%
31%
31%
31 y2
38%
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19%
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20
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105
43'/4
-
31V2
95
93%
19%
95
103
*103
31%
"
.
1
Inc
(F
32%
*94
39%
*93%
19%
52
Worthington
Oct
95
38%
95
19%
22
Co
Iron
July 11
*94
94%
*93%
10
-
100
:
Woodward
95
95
381/2
95
common_6.25
preferred
Public
66
38
94%
4iya
2.50
preferred
75
93%
*93%
Inc
Wisconsin
8
84% Oct
34
•'
*80%
93 %
25
x40'/4
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6%
31% Aug 17
30% Jan
8
26% Oct
1
Sep
♦84
82%
100
Stores
29
7% Nov
80% July t
49% Jun 34
148
86%
*80%
25%
S
*26"'/a ."•■ 27
*84
31 y2
31V2
(The
27
82%
common
Industries
80% M&r 10
Apr
2,600
V"
86%
25
40y2
preferred
Winn-Dixie
Jan
28% Deo
53%
$4.25
25% Feb
6
36% Mar
8
119
9
32%
41
95
No par
Mfg
*26%;
31 %
31V2
preferred
Co
15% Sep
36% Apr
Mar 25
27% Jan
600
4,900
31%
*80%
common
Co
Stores
Wilcox
10% May 11
40% Jan 23
129
31%
*84
40
Brake
convertible
White
25% Oct
118
7,500
26% "
■■■ 41%
,
*93%
No par
preference
Wilson-Jones
31
27%
No par
com
preferred
83% Aug 18
27% Feb 26
11
♦26%
White Sewing Machine common
8
28% Jan
51% Mar 11
8
5%%
27% July 12
23
.July
27%
5
preferred
Telegraph
Corp
White
14% Jan
Ry
convertible
8
52% Jan
19% Oct
26%
com____5
preferred
6
22
78
$5
Aug 31
36% Nov 30
Co
RR
Air
48% July
17% Jan
32 ya Jan
31% '
1
Electric
67% Jan
102
35
>
41
32 %
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
—_100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
102% Mar 11
Sep
41 %
31%
100
preferred series B
4V*%
15
; 41 »/0
32%
.100
2nd
non-cum
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
10
89% Aug 18
66% July 7
98% Mar 13
6% Nov 21
41%
31%
100
Maryland
37
32% Jan
24% Nov
41%
32%
4,500
2,700
52%.
41
100
Inc
Supply
25% Dec
Whirlpool
6
41%
32%
52%
100
B
preferred
4
4
pfd
series
Lines
4
Jan
4%%
preferred
40% Mar 30
.
Power
preferred
4.10%
preferred series C
West Va Pulp & Paper common
2
7
i
41 %
5
5
Co
53.%/
68
200
25
July 13
28% July 21
51% July 23
%;
16
93%
25
14
53
15%
66
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94%
16
14
53
V.!
36%
94
Air
31
15%
68%
;
Penn
Western
Oct
/53
;
36
West
4
98% Oct
52%
15%
68%
'/a,
35 '/b
98% Aug 30
29
2
53
52%
15%
69
,35%
400
Oct
78
♦52%
No par
No par
15%
68%
...
;;
;
3,200
97% Sep
6
35
140
6,100
8,300
35% Jan
Sep
70
34%
1
52%
4%
14
17
102
16
69%
35
52%
10%
2iy8Oct
11
15%
69%
53
■
10,500
26 y2
77% Jan
Feb
16
69
No par
,
6,200
71/8
4%
17
31
15%
35
Pharmaceutical—1
52%
53
6%
10%
28
Jan
52%
6%
4%
22
36
52%
•':
10%
Sep
24% Jan
52%
;
22,700
•
4%
70
7
52%
%
7%
10%
82%
10%
34% Jan
Jan
52%
6
7j/B
10% '
82y2
4%
Mar
7
5
:
6%
82%-
10%
July 28
15
6%
' 11%
-
4'/a
64
Jun
6%
3,100
10 Va
22
97
6%
2,000
7%.
.
10%
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38%
2 7 Vb
4%
0
Sep 21
65% Sep 28
37% Dec 24
6%
7%
11V*
82%
,
800
r
,
38%
10%
May 20
53% Mar 20
28
6%
7%
11 VB
82
58%
58 y8
27 Va
4%
Jan~29
112
11%
82%
(
40
28%
,
10%
38% Mar 18
88%
11%
82%
39
27%
4%
4
38% Oct
7%
7%
11%
82%
59 *
58%
28%
28%
10%
56% Jan
May 11
7%
59%
,
*39% / 40%
4%
3
28% May
16% Apr
7%
*58%
59%
29%
10%
20
26
85% Deo 31
35
Deo 31
7%
59%
1
Oct
Nov
28%
'■
900
6,100
-/2,200
4
Jun
93
39%; 40V8
30
78%
.
Knitting Mills
Corp
Kentucky
Coal
Co
89
92% Feb
39%
78.%
26% " 27% '
11% i 12%
12% /■ 12%
West
86
17% Nov
29% Feb
59%
39%
29
79%
•/; j
Welbilt
Jan
1
14
38
July 22
100% Attg 12
59%
11%
;
Co
Motor
4
Mar II
Apr
•'27%:; 27%
12%
:i
4
17
45
77%
Waukesha
Jan
28
53%
D)
78% Jan IB
30% Oct
27
12%
10
(S
82% Feb
14
25%
12%
82%'
Wayne
14
27%
12%
1
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
15
1
24
4
26%
12 y8
1
Co
22
7% Jan
Dec
10% Oct
28%
12
50c
Inci
54% Nov
30% Jan
Sep 23
78% Dec 29
17
Pictures
Warren
23% July 14
30
27%
Corp.—
Warner-Lambert
4
*77%..
,_100
30
13
8
Apr 13
May 0
Apr 17
24
Bros
Warner
2
76%
common.
81% Aug 23
44% Sep
8% Jun
Nov
21% Mar
76%
No par
new
37% Jun
45% Jan
23% July
31
8
14
76
—2.50
Co
Industries
23
30
32% Nov
27
Ward
Warner
31% Dec
21
*
Oct
Feb
W
Inc
preferred
18
76
15
Co
Baking
38% May 25
4
31% Feb 24
3% Jan
8
6%
12
16 % Dec
29
Ward
51
48% May
Deo
Walworth
4
7
&
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s;n*;
75%
10
G
Tiernan
\
74%
Co
&
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100
No par
(Hiram)
Wallace
15
10% Jan
4%% preferred
Electric Corp
Walker
15% Jan
54 % Dec
RR
Walgreen
19>
Dec
May~4
48% Jan
23% Jan
30
29% Sep 20
45% May 4
9
95
Waldorf System
8
89% Jan
Sep 27
37% Mar 9
28% Apr
7
65% Aug 21
9
79
Wagner
18% Jun
15% Jan
14
5
Aug 21
38% Feb
12
44% Jan 25
Dec
1
81% Dec
12% July 22
41% Jim
25 % Jan
Not
Wabash
80
9% Nov 21
18% Aug 24
Feb 20
94
54%
23
7
18% MaylO
50
4
27 % Dec
1
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,
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r
4
1
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,
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87% Sep 21
•Bid
*
and
136% Jun
asked prices;
Ex-distribution.
no
4
sale
89% Feb
on
this
day.
17
tin
129% Sep
1
receivership
or
Zenith Radio
Corp
petitim has been filed for
1
the company's
100
101%
reorganization,
a
99%
Deferred
100
delivery,
98%
r Cash
100
sale,
98%
wd When
distributed
99%
x
99 V*
Ex-dividend
101%
y
20,600
Ex-rights.
Volume
192
Number 6015
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2631)
Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
letters
the
In
headed
column
the bonds mature.
when
"Interest
Period"
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
.•
Monday
Tuesday
NEW YORK STOCK
Dec. 1!)
Lowest
Hlghesi
-Oct
1
1
Nor
;
Treasury 3%a
Treasury
3 lis
Treasury
Treasury
11
Apr
NJ
Apr
XI
Feb
3 Vis
.—Nov
-Jun
Treasury 3%s.
16
Treasury 3Vis.
15
16
Feb
II
Sep
15
Deo
—
16
18
96.12 Feb
»
16
*102:i2
102.20
*102.16
102.24
*102.18
101.6
*101.2
101.10
♦101.10
101.18
101
*101
101.4
*101.2
101.6
100.10
100.6
*100.2
100.10
♦100.10
100.18
*101
101,4
101
*101
101.4
•101.2
101.6
Treasury 2 Vis
*94.14
94.22
*94.14
94.22
*94.18
94.26
*94.26
95.2
*92.18
92.26
*92.14
92.22
*92.14
92.22
*92.16
92.24
♦92.28
93.4
*91.20
91,28
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91,22
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91.22
*91.16
91.24
*91.30
92.6
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91.26
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91.20
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91.20
•91.12
91.20
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91.26
*91.16
91,24
*91.10
91.18
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91.18
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91.20
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99.16
*99.10
99.14
'*99.12
99.16
*99.16
99.20
*99.18
99.22
97.30
*97.20
97.26
*97.18
97.24
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97.26
*92.22
92.28
*87
87.8
*86.26
87.2
*86.26
87.2
*86.30
87.2
•87.4
87.12
*100
100.2
*100
100.13
I
1969
*96.16
96.20
19
1961
*99.24
99.26
*94.12
94.20
1963
*98.16
98.20
Deo
15
1963-1969
♦91.14
91:2-2
Treasury 2 Vis—-Jun
15
1964-1969
*90.16
90.24
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec
15
1964-1969
*89.28
Treasury 2 Vis
Mar
15
1965-1970
*89.22
89.30
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Mar
15
1966-1971
*88.24
89
Jun
15
1967-1972
*87.18
87.26
Sep
15
1907-1971
*87.6
87.14
Treasury 2 Vis
Deo
15
1967-1972
*87.16
87.24
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun
15
1959-1962
♦99.9
99.11
Treasury 2 Vis
83.0
Nov
13
86.4
Jan
20
93.24 Nov
10
93.24 Nov
10
Deo
15
1959-1962
*99
99.2
International Bank
19
90.4
for
Reconstruction 6»
Development
103.16
♦102.16
6s
Feb
15
1988
Nov
1
1980
*100.16
101:16
1901
*100.20
101.4
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4 Vis
Aug 14
94.16 Aug 14
93.16 May 20
96
96
7
Jan
Jan
Deo
1
1971
*99.24
100:24
4 Vis
93.16 May 20
Jan
1
1977
♦99.16
100.16
1
1978
♦95
96
15
1979
♦95
96
15
1908
♦96.16
97.16
1
1962
♦99.24
100.24
4Vis
■/
May
4 Vis
7
Jan
-
3 Vis..
—May
3 Vis
Oct
_•
3 Vis
Jan
1
1969
*93.16
94.16
2 Vis
Oct
15
1971
*92.16
93.16
3 Vis
May 16
1978
•90
92
3y4s
2
Jun
83
2
Jun
_
Oct
1
1981
*82.16
83.16
Is
July
15
1972
♦86.16
87.16
3a
83
mm
1
1970
*82
84
Serial
100
asked price.
No sales transacted
this
day.
fIThis issue has not
Feb
15
1961
*99.8
2s
and
Feb
15
1963
*97.24
admitted to
yet been
as
•
bonds of 1950
2s
♦Bid
1352476
♦100
100.2
*100
100.2
♦100.1
100.3
*100.2
100.24
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100.13
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100.13
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100.13'
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100.14
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96.16
*96.12
96.16
♦96.16
96.20
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96.24
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99.26
*99.24
99.26
♦99.25
99.27
♦99.26
99.28
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94.12
*94.4
94.12
♦94.8
94.16
*94.14
94.22
*98.20
♦98.14
98.28
*98.16
98.20
♦98.18
98.22
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91:14
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91.16
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91.18
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90.18
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General Electric Co 3'/as debs 1976...—Map-Nov
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115
■
124
—Map-Nov
1984
85
88
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77
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1975.—
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——
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1969
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&
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100
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1965—Map-Nov
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debentures 1985—
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.
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Co 4%S' debentures
1983
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Jan-July
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Jan-Jrly
General mortgage 2 "As series R 1961— Jan-July
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5s conv subord debentures 1974——June-D^d
Gulf Mobile Sc Ohio RR—
General mortgage Inc 5s ser A July 2015—-April
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1st Si ref M 3%s series G 1980
May-Nov
5s inc debs series A 2056—
June-Dec
83%
85%
*1011%
.
May-Nou
Cuba Northern Rys—v
,
^
Alst mortgage 4s (1942 series) 1970.—JunerDec
footnotes,
97%
103
Mar-5ept
———..April-Oct
1984
148%
112
77
103% 103%
97%
98%
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1971—_Map-Nov
102%
76%
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IOI1/4
1985—
Co 3s debs
238
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85%
1st
debentures
140%
*89.
April-Oct
1987-——
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,
mortgage 4Vis 1988—...
April-Ocf
1st mortgage
4%s 1989
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4%s
4s conv debs
259
4"As, convertible debentures 1977—
June-Dec
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86
Mair-Sept
1985——
Power
Convertible debentures 4%s
mortgage
135
,
.
—Feb-Aug
—_Feb-Aug
—
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1982.-
———Jan-July
Jan-July
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Mar-Sept
—-—--.—Feb-Aug
———Mar-Sept
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—-Mar-Sept
...Mar-Sept
Corp 3yi8 debs 1979—.—Jan-July
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54
4%s,
June-Dec
—
1983
1980———I
1981—,
33
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Feb-Aug
—_—
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1982.
debentures
debentures
—
1982
debentures
1977—.
1979—
debentures
4%s
General Motors
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———June-Dec
1976—
1979————
debentures
88
-
—
1972——
82%
25
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1969...——
3s
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debentures
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79
2
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series T 1976—Jan-July
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105 Vi
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debentures
For
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1965 -Jan-July
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82
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64
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85
—
81
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5
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mortgage 2%s J979—
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1st mortgage 2%s
1980
—
Feb-Aug
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3%s- 1983.__1
i—^^Mar-Sept
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——April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s 1988——!——..—..April-Oct
1st mortgage 4 "As 1989—
——Mar-Slept
5s s f debentures 2010—
Mar-Sept
General
ref
1st
3
25
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
mtge s f 2%s series, X 1986—Jan-July
Consolidated Natural. Gas 2%s 1968...—April-Oct
5s
59
85
1977
89%
1st ref M 2%s
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.98
6
*43
85
.
.....Jan-July
87%
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4%s
937/s
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1961—May-Woe
1982..
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5s
debentures
80
..June-Dec,
——June-Dec
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—June-Dec
4s
conv
debentures
1973—.—
Feb-Aug
3s
1976
debs
73%
&
4%s
2.35s
subordinated
80%
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1st
85%
99%
45%
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subord debentures
1977
—..Feb-Aug
debentures 1978
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ref
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1982
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ref
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&
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,
75
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84%
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Feb-Aug
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Gen & ref 27/8s series N 1984
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Gen Si ref 3"As series 0,1080Mag-NoV
Detroit & Mackinac Ry 1st lien 4s 1995
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Second
gold 4s 1995____
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84%
74 Vs
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2%s ser B ly77_Aprii-Oct
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Feb-Aug
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Si
95
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and refund 2%s series I
77%
refund
1st
11
105
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ref M
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102% 102%
—
86%
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ref
83%
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1977—
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76
83%
70
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77%
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85
75
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fixed 1% contingent interest) 1993—.Jan-July
Detroit Edison 3s series H 1970
June-Dec
1%
4%s
First
99%
76%
'82
Feb-Aug
1973
refund mtge
refund mtge
and
99%
82%
76
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68
76
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82
mortgage series A (3% fixed
contingent interest) 1993
Jan-July
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;
& Rio Grande Western RR—
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-
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95%
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6
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,
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series N 1978
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1981
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—,
debentures
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87%,
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—
10%
4%
4-6s May
l 2042
May-Nov
Pennsylvania Division—
lsj; mtge Si coll trust 5s series A 1985_May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s series B 1985—Mag-Nov
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973—
April-Oct
Eastern
1
87%
*88%
v——
5%s
—-—;
3%s_————
mortgage
mortgage
1st
86%
Jane-Dec
1985
debs
conv
South
&
101
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—
1984_
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93
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92
.
1983—— _May-Now
K
78
92%
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—
1983-—
series J
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82%
87
—
72
74%
3
80
83%
80
00%
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Mar-Sept
April-Oct
April-Oct y
1982
series
91%
75
87
»—
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v
1981
5'As
debentures
1977
1979
D
81
69
.Mar-Sept
1981
fis
series
series
79%
64
84%
24
90%
—'
78
81
88%
88%
87%
54
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71
71%
23
.April-Oct
1980
3%s
.
debentures
debentures
82%
62
59
—Feb-Aug
1975—
B
3%s
101
87 %
*55%
.June-Dec
3 "As
'
.
1975
A
84
95%
87
80%
.72
gtd, 4%s 1961- .April-bet
-Jan-July
first
92%
'
78
20
99
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,,—
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3s
97
,
'
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—•——
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—
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V
92%
99 V2
June-Ocf
——
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91%
62%
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debentures
85
'
89%
80%
1990 _Ma y-Wo»
1970— _jan-July ;
1989———
3%s 1993
Cleveland Short Line
3s
91
99%
-Jan-July
Louis Ry—
——
St
Chicago Si
mortgage 3s 1982
1st
1
.
87
*83
4s
1993,——- June-Dec
June-Dec
series B 1093—— I——
1st
97
78
91%
mortgage 2%s 1985——;——. .Mar-Sept
mtge 3%s 1986
—
1st
97%
"3
82
97
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s
First
98
97%
92»A
*92
Refunding and impt 4%s series E 1977, .Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div ist 4s 1991 -J an-July
Cleveland
92 ".
90%
93%
82
gold
General 5s
is
11
;
97.y8
96%
Terminal—;
Cities Service Co 3s
Cleveland
:
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/ First mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969— -Feb-Aug
.First mortgage 2%s series G 1974—... ..Feb-Aug
C I T Financial Corp 3%s.debs 1970—L. Mar-Sept
4 "As debentures 1971__t
Aprll-Oct
:
.,
96%
96 Vt
96%
Essex
Collateral
102 y.
101
23As-4'As 1994_Jan-July
3 "As
Union
debentures
York Lackawanna
Morris Si
83%
97%
*95
mortgage
Cincinnati
Juner-DeQ
4
Apr-Oct
and refund M series, G
A Income
mortgage due 1993
63%
Station—
First
3 Va
3%
10%
3
7
1986—April-Opt
-
t
High
4%
5
1980
First
47 'A
75%
12
77%,
3
4%
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended 1963 :
Mag-Nov
Delaware Lackawanna Se Western RR Co—-
58
Low
4%
4%
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—Aprll-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1978
—Jan-July
First mortgage 3'As
1982
——Feb-Aug
1st
mortgage 3s 1984
...^—.Mar-Sept
First mortgage 5s 1987—
May-JVo«
1st mortgage 5yas 1990.;
———Mar-Sept
Deere Si Co 2%s debentures 1965—
...April-Oct
3y8s debentures 1977—
J an-July
New
series F 1965,—; -Jan-July :
2%b series G 1963— _Jan-July
_Map-Nov
Chicago Si West Ind RR 4%s A 1982—
Cincinnati Gas Si Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975. April-Oct*
1st mortgage 4 Vis 1987——,
.Map-Nov
:
debs
6s
Jan. 1
No.
Incorporated—
f
s
General
Chicago
Co
4%
Range Since
Sold
June-Dec
,
,
82
*8Q%
—Jan-rJuly
Mar-Sept
;
Feb-Aug
1980-
A
1995
1st
80
83
*90%
1999-—April
Jan-July
1
80
83
*80
.
mtge
83
A Curtis
5%s
.
ASecond
85
80.
Jan-July
si equip 4s 1970
^
Alst. lien & ref 4s series A 1970
Alst lien & ref 4s series B 1970—,
94
Bonds
.June-Dec
Almp
85
80
y,
Chicago
ACuba RR 1st mtge 4s June 30 1970
84%
88
3
85
*80%
100%
79,
14
'
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93Va
79
5
1
84%
93
A
84ytt
84
Low
No.
94%
84y8
84%
div first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
consolidated gold 4s 1989,
Jan-July
Burlington & Quincy RR—
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis 1983—Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 2%s l970_Feb-Aup
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990
-____Feb-Aug
1st & ref mtge 4%s
1978_-<_—.......Feb-Aug
Chicago Sc Eastern 111 RR—
A General mortgage jnc conv 5s 1997.*
:
April
First, mortgage 3%s series B 1985____—Map-Nov
; A5s
income
debs Jan
2054J.._:
..._May-Nov
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982.—
—May-Nov
Chicago Great'Western 4§ series A 19&8_^Jan-Julv
AGeneral inc mtge 4'/as Jan 1 2038
,-April
Chicago Indianapolis Si Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983—,April
A 2nd mortgage 4V2S inc ser A Jan 2003 —April
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Si Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A 1994,,
—Jan-July
General mortgage 4'As inc ser A Jan 2019_r„April
4"/as conv increased series B Jan 1 2044——April
A5s inc debs series A Jan 1 2055
Mar-Sept
Chicago Si North Western Ry—
&
High
Friday's
Bid <& Asked
Low
High
"
Low
'
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137
139
8
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70
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55
55
3
54
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79
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74
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90
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30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2634)
.
.
Monday, December 26, 1960
,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended December
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stoek
Last
or
Friday's
Low
Coal
6%s
5s
(7th series)
5s
Valley tt>
first
Chemical Corp—
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Jan-July
—Apr-Oct
1975.
.—,
5s
s
114%
59
series
1984
F
92%
92%
99
98%
99
*96%
■..
1
101
Mohawk Ac Malone
Monon Railroad
71
Morris
13
Mountain States Tel Ac Tel 2%s
81
83
10
47%
-—
—
■
83
—'
'
76%
1980
72%
3
66
198
1
99%
-
3s
238
.
RR Term
.
..
93
April-Oct
90%
7
101%
96%
103
1st
96
101%
-
101
National
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175%
85
89%
94
.
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90
118
82
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19
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34
53
50
148
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36
56%
18
debs 1988
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26
55
56
7
20%
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108
19
36
1972
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Ac
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1991
1975
—
1976
St
Feb-Aug
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38
v
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108
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113
98
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s
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89
90
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1961
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1974
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89
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72 Vb
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1975—
1982
Co
4%e
3%s
conv
conv
debs
1978
Mar-Not
Feb-Aug
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June-Dec
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1982—May-Wop
June-Dec
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;
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82
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4
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141
114% 116%
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116%
Mar-Sept
1988
86%
86
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April-Oct
5
38
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84
94
101%
109
89%
96
P
95
83
2%s
Chemical 5%s
Paper
89%
13
25%
Mar-Sep<
—
subord debs 1983-—
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First Ac
82%
3%s
Glass
91
84
Electric
Owens-Illinois
First
89%
3s 1974
1975
1980—
mortgage
First Ac
95
Ac
2%s
2%s
mortgage 3%s 1988
mortgage 4%s
1987-
1st
First
88 %
1974
mortgage
1st
83%
*94
58
8IV2
1984—June-Dec
Telephone 2%s
1st
96
88%
54%
51
■
mortgage
mortgage
Ohio Edison
82
87
46
...
.
—
88%
—
4
5
o
First Ac
—.
471/b
53V2.
....
first mortgage 2%g
mortgage 2%s 1975
i
Northwestern
99%
1
/.
.
Co—
Power
69
47 y8
■
10
2%s 1979——.Feb-Aug
3Vis 1982
June-Dec
3%s 1984
April-Oct
First
mortgage 4 Vis 1986-:
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 4s
1988
Jan-July
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977—
AprZZ-Oct
1st mortgage
4%s 1987
June-Dec
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv 1979
Jan-July
First
80
—
A 2047
63
24 y8
'
24 Vb
April-Oci
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1984
4s
83%
*95 Vb
ser
69%
5'
V
65
83
62 y2
mortgage
First
90
'
1980
1983
1983
(Minnesota
73
—
2%s
3 Vis
3%s
66%
83
„
70
'
•
56
■
58%
47%
—
Central
trust
76
—
1973
■';.vi
56 Va
65
Ac
Refunding Ac Improve 4%s
1
—
Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
1973—
B
*63
mortgage 47*8 1987
Mar-Sept
Ry first gold 4s 1996—Aprll-Oct
general Ac ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
1st and ref 4%s series A 1974
Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973-May-lVoti
3 Vis s
f
debentures 1973
May-Woo
3 Vis s f debentures 1974
May-Woo
4Vis s f debentures 1976
May-Woo
4%8 s f debentures 1977:
May-Woo
4%a b f debentures 1978
May-Woo
5%s b 1 debentures 1979
May-Woo
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997—Quar-Jan
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047—
Quar-Feb
1
29
B
mortgage
73
83
series
—
.•
J an-July
20432043—
A
mortgage
mortgage
95
93%
series
56 %
Light first mtge 2%s 1975-Mar-Sept
first consol gtd 4s 1993-Aprll-Oc!
Y Susquehanna Ac Western RR—
Term
1st
mtge 4s 1994
Jan-July
1st Ac cons mtge 4s ser A 2004—
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage.4%s series A 2019—Jan-July
95
92 y2
1975—Aprll-Oct
—May-Nov
gold 3%a 2000
*85y8
Putnam
73
*81 %
June-Dec
New Haven Ac Hartford RR—
—
■
1989
West 4s series A
Ac
series
73
—
__
General
104
86%
M
♦
*
'
'
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48.
ApriZ-Oct
.;
Connecting RR 2%s series B
Northern
83%
82
—
*85%
81%
—
*85%
—
1980—
148%
79%
101% 102 Vi
96%
103
83%
*83%
—
6s
54%
'
mortgage
Income
First
May-Nov
31.
68%
73%
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,
54
56%
Coll
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Co—
i
Minneapolis St Paul 8c Saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage 4 Vis inc series A Jan
1911—May
AGeneral mortgage 4s Inc ser A Jan 1991—.
May
Minnesota Mining 8c Mfg 2Vis 1967__
April-Oct
footnotes,
92%
74 Vs
98
Norfolk Ac Western
63%
83%
68
91
91
70
91
mray-Fepf
—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1972
Louis
6s 1985:
74%
85%
6jyij
General
67
50
100
Feb-Aug
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series C 1979—. Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis 1969—.Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3Vis sinking fund debentures 1967.
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Hor.eyweU Regulator—
Minneapolis
553
106%
102%
90%
1974.
General
32 %
95%
107
May-Wop
Jan-JuZy
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1980
debentures
100*
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89%"
1977-
General
34
19 Vi
55
*100
Apr-Oct
Jen-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974
May-Nov
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988—.-April-Oct
f
70
„
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989
April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 3%s series I 1996—April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 4%s series J 1991—May-Nov
Refunding mortgage 4%s series K 1993
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
*
30
107
51
42
50%
28%
Vi
'
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—
34
i
"ex wts"
f debentures
49%
,37%
78
99%
N
64%
54
Merrltt-Chapman Ac Scott Corp—
For
84%
51
50%
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
-ApriZ-Oct
—April-Oct
1987
McKesson 8c Robbins 3Vis debs 1973—
4% s debentures 1980
s
99
53%
54
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Feb-Aug '
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May Stores Realty Corp 5s 1977
McDermott (J Ray) 8c Co—
s
64%
87%
96
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._May-Nov
May-Nov
April-Oct
1982.
May Dept Stores 2 Vis debentures 1972
3 Vis s f debentures 1978
3.10s
91
79
101
3Vis
■
85
*77
—
Ac refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007.-Jan-July
AGeneral mtge conv Inc 4%s ser A 2022
May
Harlem River Ac Port Chester 4%s A '73 Jan-July
-
,60%*
-
141% 148%
debentures
65
73%
101%
—
First
"
102
4%s
39
54%
4 Vis
121
96 Vi
.
N
93%
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115
147
conv
105
100
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90 %
Power Ac Light-3s
Mortgage 4s
Mortgage. .4s
96%
97%
93%
94%
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N
50
;
96
.
*»3'/2 100
May-Nov
1980
;
debentures
York
NY
79
60
Mar-Sept
4Vis
48
24%
10
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<
102%
78%
*
*53%
—May
subord debentures
subord
90%
88
38 %
38V8
3%s 1997
—Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent colalteral gold 3%s 1998 Feb-Aug
New York Chicago Ac St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3Vis series E i960—June-Dee
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
ApriZ-Oct
99
95
85
*78%
<& H»
conv
66
'
8c Co 2%s debentures 1972..May-Nov
1977
-Feb-Aug
Maine Central RR 5Vis 1978—
Feb-Aug
5s
Jersey
4%s
Aprll-Oct
1984__.
debentures
19
24 %
100 % 101
Bell Telephone 3 %s
kersey
General
81
75
90%
May-Nov
—
1980
mortgage 3 Vis 1982
f
26%
60
N Y Central Ac Hudson River RR—
77%
80%
42 VB
Louisville Gas 8c Elec 2%s 1979
s
5
62%
series A 1998.Feb-Aug
Refunding Ac impt 4%s series A 2013—-April-Oct
Refunding Ac Impt 5s series C 2013
April-Oct
81%
77%
*77
*48%
First 8c refund mtge 3%s ser 1 2003
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980..
3 Vis
62%
Consolidated 4s
:94Vi 105%
•*81
May-Nov
debentures
Martin. Co 5Vis 1968
62 %
'88%
Corp 1st 3Vis
3%s 1986-
debentures
New
93
96
2003—_—May-Nov
1982—.
5 Vis
.99
88Vi
New
N
mtge 3%a eer F 2003
First 8c refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003..
First 8c refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003.
Inc
90%
,
90%
68%
Nashville RR—
Trucks
^4
1970—June-Dec
debs
68%
Co-—
First 8c refund
conv
62
93
-June-Dec
2%s
84%
81%
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976June-Dec
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963
April-Ocf
3b debentures 1976—.—
Mar-Sept
3%s debentures 1978—
ApriZ-Oct
5s
51%
—
Mar-5epf
1988—
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR 4S 1986———Feb-Aug
Corp—
1st
Steel
I debentures
s
New
N
Lockheed Aircraft Corp 3.75s
4.50s debentures 1976_
Macy
223
May-Now
1976
Prods
mortgage
3s
98
79
■
ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003—_—May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Aprll-OcZ
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Ocf
Libby McNeil 8s Llbby 5s conv s t debs '76 June-Dec
Mack
57%
.—————June-Dec
1970
New England Tel Ac Tel Co—
First guaranteed 4%s series
3s debentures 1982—
255
N
contingent Interest 2003
contingent Interest 2003
4%s
55%
'
mortgage 4%s 1989:
National Tea Co 3%s conv
93%
84
198
81%
-.
-
4 Vis
mortgage
53%
*90%
ApriZ-Oct
1980———
1st
98%
.
*72
Jan-July
fixed interest
1st
debs
Products
debentures
Distillers
94
' ■
90
95
1976
fixed interest 2003—
mortgage
169
Collateral
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003
1st
59%
'
74%
*<ehlgh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984—
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N T)—
1st mortgage 4 Vis extended to 1974_
Jan -July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
Louisville 8c
65 %
57%
62 Vi
v
—June-Dec
1986-
Natl
75%
.*88
87
4%s
73%
56%
25
82%
61
Gas
73%
66%
113
101
2000;
87 V\
97%
*69
1st-sinking fund 3%s series A' 1968
June-Dec
Mich South gold 3 Vis '97—June-Dec
Star
68
202
62
—April
i
83 y8
——
91%
'97
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3 Vis A 1979—Aprll-Oct
Vehigh VaUey Coal Co 1st 8c ref 5s stp '64_Feb-Aug
1st 8c ref 5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lone
219
67%
92%
National Distillers Ac Chem 4%s debs
88%
Lake Shore 8c
debs
Dairy
debentures
3 Vis
L
Little Miami RR 4s
69
66%
61
J
subord
conv
National
66
,
3%s
gtd
1978—
90
11
91%
first
10
243% 255
—Jfar-Sept
1981-
subord
68
"
7
»
conv.
63
Feb-Aug
81%
99%
91'/a
251
Kimberly-Clark Corp 3%s 1983
—
Jan-July".
Kings County Elec Lt Ac Power 6s 1997—Aprll-Oct
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1984—
—Aprll-Oct *
tAKreuger 8c Toll 5s certificates 1959
Mar-Sept
5 Vis
55 Vi
*
5s
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987—;
Jan-July
Kentucky Ac Indiana Terminal 4 Vis 1961. .-Jan-July
.Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Plain 1961
.Jan-July
—ai,—.
(The)
"15%
973
1980—Jan-Ju/y
2007
2
100% 100%
vi
100
Jan-JuZy
'83Jfoy-Nov
1982..
...
Lionel
31
16%
57 Vi
Nashville Chatt Ac st liouis us ocr xeoo
—reb-Au&
National Cash Register 4%s s f debs 198&June-Dec '
Natl Cylinder Gas 5¥as conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
77%
69%
,
4
99%
„
4s
1
Corporation—
5y4s
75
66
Vr>
NAFI
83%
75
.
Essex
debentures
N
93
83 Vb
72
&
3 %8
84%
76%
83%
81
■
98 y2
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debs Jan
inc
IV*
*99 % 100 y4
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D
6s
Ward Credit 4Vis debs
73 Vz
-
66
Ifar-Sept
96
Kanawha Ac Michigan Ry 4s 1998
-April-Oct
Kansas City Power Ac Light 2%s 1876
June-Dec' i
1st mortgage 2%s 1980———
...Jane-Dec
—
Kansas City Southern Rv 3Vis «er O 1984June-Deo . \ 80%
Kansas City Terminal 3%s 1874
Apr-Oct
—
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4Vis debs ad| 1863—Jan-July
Kayser-Roth Corporation—
oy2S
cuuV
Suuuiu
ueus
1980.Jan-July * 102%
A Series
65
15%
68%
—
Mar-Sept
gtd 4s
—
subord debentures
A Series
first
65
27%
62%
Mar-Sept
——
95
16 %
——
105
Royal Dutch Airlines—
Series C 5s
53%
70 Vi
-
■
2045-
101%
98%
214% 219
1977—.—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Breaker 4 Vis conv
B 4Vis
.
1990
1991
Monogahela Ry 3%s series B 1966—
100%
K
Series
debentures Jan 1
4%s coll trust 1976
8c Chemical Corp—
joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 197#
8c
3
5s income
72
:—Mar-Sept
debentures 1977
f debentures 1987-
Lakefront Dock
74
94
52
*74%
—
unguaranteed
80
99%
101%
Jersey Central Power At Light 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
Vis
95
54
88 V4
'
Jan-July
4%s series K 1987.
Feb-Aug
4 Vis series L 1989
4%s 1979-May-Wop
series B 1981Feb-Aug
Interstate Power Co 3%s 1978
4
>
,
145
*83
Harvester Credit
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3 Vis s f debentures series A
conv
RR Co
132
*77
-Feb-Aug
—Mar-Sept
1986—June-Dec
Intern! Tel Ac Tel 4%s conv sub debs
4%s
71
2
June-Dec
1990
4s
mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1
10
*83 y8
1st mortgage
KLM
105
91%
1st mortgage 4%s series C Jan 1 2005—-—67%
Gen mtge Income 4%s series a Jan l 2020——62
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
59 %
S3
94%
V
*83%
■—Jan-July
-
1st mortgage
I-T-E Circuit
first
Texas
74
87%:
3s
Ac
77
87%
mortgage
Kansas
9%
70%
10
77%
mortgage
1st
95
91%
74'
74
76%
83
71 Vi
5s
1982.,,.....——Mar-Sept
3 Vis series J 1981
Jan-July
subord
92%
No.
'
1st
s
3
—
85
conv
-,
•
".-2
Montgomery
—
International Minerals
\
.—Jan-July
88
'
11
*100 y8
85
4Vis
110%
v
mortgage 3.20s series I
debs
High
16
aiy»
92%
.
102% 102%
Jan-JuZy
Jan-July
——Jan-July
series D 1978_
4 Vis
lien
Missouri Paciiic
120 Vi
12
■
1st
3.65s
99%
109%
1
92 Vi
June-Dec
Jan-July
Jan-July
3¥*a series G 1980
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
Indianapolis Union Ry 2 Vis ser C
Inland Steel Co 3 Vis debs 1973
4%s
Low
57
1
'
99
1978
mortgage
International
Jan. 1
Sold
56%
adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967
April-Oct
6%s sUDora income debs 2033——
——Jan-July
97
100
109
*105
5s
income
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
High
a cum
95%
94
114
114
A 1957—
Feb-Aug
Feb i»«7,
—Aprll-Oct
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978—
June-Dec
HI cent RR consol mtge 3%i ser A 1979—May-Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s aeries B 1979—May-Noo
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974—-May-Now
1st
684
*94
*93
———
refunding
&
« A Adjusted
3%s
97
Manhattan—
Ac
1st
§A
Prior
.Mar-Sept
1981
debentures
40-year 4s series B 1962
100%
—-
debentures 1984
i debentures 1982——
4%s
105 Vi
89
*87%
f
JHuason
96%
32
-Jan-Juiy
1970
sinking fund debentures
4%s s f debentures 1977
s
43
94 Vi
1st
4s
4%s'
99%
96 Vi
Jan -July
1968.
debentures
4 VaS
or
Bid & Asked
56%
——Jan-July
lien 5s series A 1962.—
98 Vi
97
Mar-Sept
1984-
2%s
Corp
Finance
Last
Sale Price
High
Missouri
Hotel Corp of America—
6s conv coll tr debs 1972,.
Houseuuid
Period
94 Vi
99%
—uau-juijt
*yaa
debentures
subord
conv
No.
Prior
(11th series) 1978—
u3tn series)
1980
Hooker
Interest
Low
Steel Community—
and
secured
Hocsang
Jan. 1
Low
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
secured
b-his
High
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
Sold
the European
o£
Authority
High
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
23)
Week's Range
Friday
I.
First
Ac
First Ac
Ac
Electric Co—
refunding 3%s series I 1966-—June-Dec
refunding 3s series J 1970
June-Dec
—
refunding 3s series K 1971—June-Dec
refunding 3s series L 1974
June-Dec
86
refunding 3s series M 1979—.;
June-Dec
82 Vi
refunding 3s series N 1977— June-Dec
refunding 2%s series P 1981.—June-Dec
refunding 2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
refunding 3 Vis series R 1982—June-Dec
—
refunding 3s series S 1983
—June-Dec
refunding 2%s series T 1976
June-Dec
—
refunding mtge 3%s ser U '85June-Dec
refunding mtge3%s ser W '84—June-Dec h '—
refunding 3%s ser X 1984
June-Dec-, - —
refunding mtge 3%s ser Y 1987June-Dec
,
—
—
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87%
87%
85%
87
85
20
83
89'A
83%
90%
86%
23
80%
88%
82
82%
29
77%
85
82%
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4
77
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80
80
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81
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75
85%
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_
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.
81 Vi
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83%
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Volume
192
Number
6015
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2635)
RECORD (Range
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday
Pacific
Gas
cc
1st
6c
&
ref
1st
6c
mtge
ref
6c
ref
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6c
1st
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ref
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series
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1986
DD
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98'A
1990
Pacific
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92
34
86%
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101%
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June-Dec
103
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75'A
75'A
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78%
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3%s
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1988
;
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debentures
Pan
American
Oil
World
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.
■
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debentures
Pennsylvania Power &c Light 3s
;
79
Southern
71'A
4'As
81%
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5s
series
General 4'As
1965
A
9
.
B
1968
series D
Peoria
Eastern
&
Ry
mortgage
2%s
4s
mortgage
2'As
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88'A
Southern
78
91'A
First
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91'A
—
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93'A
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84'A
19
96'A
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B
series
1977.
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.
Memphis
100'A
3 As
85 3A
refunding
2%s
1971
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6c
refunding
23/4S
1967
First
6c
refunding
23/4S
1974
refunding
2%s
1981
&
&
refunding
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6c
mortgage
3 Vis
refunding
3 Vis
...
93 7A
101%
70
76
Standard
69%
76
2%s
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8
53
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57'A
58'A
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84'A
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78
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95
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81
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;
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80'A
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1982
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77
1983_:
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&
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&
refunding
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1985
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refunding
4s/eS
1987
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6c
refunding
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1988—
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May-Nov
4%s 1986
1989
June-Deo
April-Oct
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refunding
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6c
refunding
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1984
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April-Oct
106%
April-Oct
1971—May-Nov
2%s
(
1973
1st mtge 6s
1966-
series
A
1970:
series
B
1975
April-Oct
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mortgage
3%s
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Coke
&
Chem
1st
series
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87'A
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general
Plantation
3%s
3%s
532
•
senior
1973
:
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debentures
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and
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and
debs
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1981
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&
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105 '
RR
of
Assn
St
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Orleans
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refund
and
and
,
90
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87
97%
97%
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94
100
93%
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2
90
93 'A
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90%
of
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mortgage
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Tri-Continental
87%
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4
87'A
3%s
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2
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93
V
69
—
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104'A
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and
debentures
3s
96%
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91 V
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100'/2 100'/a
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•
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—
—
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1977
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87'A
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82
75%
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1st
debs
1970
debentures
f
debs
1976
C
;
—
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90
82
89%
90
2
86
82
4
80
85
90
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f
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—
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91'A
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r
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75
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84
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95
100
96%
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93 'A
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90
5
10
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86
96%
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96'A
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95%
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April-Oct
95
88%
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99
1983
4
82%
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Jan-July
debs
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86
82'A
92'A
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1S76—
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1977
72
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85
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94'A
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April-Oct
1973
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80'A
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67
67'A
84
83%
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77
83
88
Feb-Aug
1978
4s
73%
99%
82
82
May-Wow
1S67
Steel
21
:
—
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Jaw-July
1972
debentures
debentures
86
72
97%
1
120'A 122
Mar-Sept
debentures
debentures
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S
2%s
104
fund
75'A
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1966—April-Oct
1977.
mtge 6c coll trust
mtge 6c coll trust
99
74'A
80'A
74
Feb-Aug
1991_Mar-Sept
____April-Oct
1973
2%s
America
debentures
sinking
97%
99
June-Dec
Corp
f
s
91
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May-Nov
104'A
91'A
45
96 %
85'A
_May-Nov
2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge 6c coll trust 3'As
1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975-,.
85'A
—
92 '/a
85'A
June-Dec
102
96'A
*104
81%
.
Feb-Aug
1980
2'As series
s
of
debentures
Gas
78'A
8 5'A
V
2%s
2%s
4'As
Co
84
5
71
96
1961——Mar-Sept
;
mortgage
Car
Biscuit
3%s
98;
r
Pacific
Tank
78
80
91
85'A
June-Deo
1982
1968
California
Refunding
Union
105%
—
96
April-Oct
coll tr 2%s
3'As 1982
of
Oil
104*
140
101'A
90%
1985—Jan-July
1974
1986
6c
mtge
95%
108
80
Co of Missouri 3%s
1971—May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_April-Oct
mtge
2
159
103%
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80
June-Deo
E
ser
3%s
Corp 2%s debs
debentures
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84'A
80
107
*95'A
r";
1964
91%
—
135% 142
May-Nov "
155
97'A
—
—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
-
debentures
:
81
80
9
93'/2
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_April-Ocf
Q
100%
84
-
'
83'/8
•
122'/a 125 '/2
—
June-Dec
1975
2
90
85
55
102'A 104%
Electric
First
1979-Jnne-Dec
1972—
3%s
Union
71
94%
125'/2
1972—May-Nov
3%s
91
*100;
Jan-July
U
96%
■
'
Quaker
:
2037—June-Dec
mortgage 3s
90%
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May-Nov
Pacific—
Orleans
Products
98%
98%
".
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refunding
95%
87'A
90'A
*90
April-Oct
1983
gold 5s 2000—
refund
and
RR
98'A
1
90'A
—
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refunding mortgage 27/as
^
86 y«
RR—
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Term
—
90'A
—
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refunding
and
and
102%
80
M
first
Pacific
6c
2
100%
3'As 1968_Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First
109
95
15
3'As series B 1970__ApriZ-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
94%
refunding mortgage
First
92'A
Louis—
impt M 4s series C 2019
First
116%
Co—
1.963
52
116
83%
June-Deo
impt 2%s series D 1985
1st
—May-Nov
—
101%
83%
June-Deo
and
96%
—Jan-July
'
150%
94%
78%
June-Deo
1979
1980
and
.^,94'A
April-Oct
1983
3s
83%
112%
.
1979
notes
notes
98'A
'
"
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1970—u
1986
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6c
Service
First
23/4S
Power
debs
conv
Public
Line
76'A
89
80
99'A
44
J a w-July
Refund
103%
85
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■
Feb-Aug
1962—
B
debentures
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Procter
3s
Pipe
f
s
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series
5s
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99% 100
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6c
~
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967_,
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown 6c Ashtabula Ry—
1st
78 y*
32
106% 106%
Jan-July
1971
Texas
98
90
87'A
-
April-Oct
1975
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99
4'A "75
Inc—
notes
Thompson
June-Dec
5s
95 %
93
——
98%
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago 6c St Louis RR—
5s
104%
94'A
84%
Jan-July
May-Wow
1972-
Company (The) 35As debs
Corp 3s debentures 1965
91%
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*98%
mortgage
103%
100%
83%
Mar-Sept
Refund
123 %
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mortgage
98
1.
14
145'A 148%
100
99%
,»rt
Jan-July
1982
debs
Texas
20
114 'A 115 'A *
1963_Feb-Aug
General
.
85
99'A
70 y*
62
96
99
„
$
June-Dec
1982
conv
101 y.
20
96
*88
—
1964-May-Nov
General
101
April-Oct
1983
'
guaranteed 4 Vis ser J
84
56%
3
9 4'A
Jan-July
1985
107
89
393
,
101% 101%
;
•
Feb-Aug
Consolidated
89%
61%
103
Feb-Aug
Texas
105
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3 Vis s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer 6c Lake Erie 27As 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
101
103
Jan-July
1273—
conv
"
-t-
Apr-Oct
1987
95%
100.
Va
83%
—
70%
,
1994
debs
debentures
(James)
senior
capital
Terminal
5
'
Philip Morris Inc 47/bs sf debs 1979
June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
conv
2%s
Co
5 'A %
"
1984
Co
101
April-Oct
5k
T:
75
■;
;
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debs
subord
60'A
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2'As debentures
3%s debs 1981
Corp
debentures
72'A
Cr
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99%
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Jaw-July
4'As
3%s
84
15
88
First
1996
1961
—
63
128 %
Jan-July
(Ohio)
Transit Inc
&
79'A
■
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*69%
debentures
92%
12
77
Feb-Aug
.
Jan-July
88
30
:
'75—June-Dec
4%s
3'As
'
June-Dec
.
1978
Co
Oil
83
1974
Chemical
'
27As
Oil
91
81
1983
(N J)
debentures
54
118
84%
1996-
California
debentures
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(Indiana)
12
V
111
95%
83%
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92'A
91%
96%
1983
conv
'
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4Vis
gold
of
40
71
May-Wow
conv
first
5s
90'A
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ser
154
53%
109%
90%
1983
11
aeries
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53
June-Dec
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Inc
2%s
6c
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11
Mar-Sept
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first consol gold
coll tr 4'As 1988
debentures
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:
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55'A
A
series
8ouinwestern Bell Tel
58
71'A
Jan-July
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98%
51
70
Feb-Aug
C
97
97
97%
71
April
1990—
1974—
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gold 4%s series
Philadelphia Electric Co—-
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5s
87%
77
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mortgage
High
131'A
■
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series
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General
55
122
1
1986
series
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88 y«
20
91 'A
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Jaw-July
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154
G
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87'
92'A
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1981
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97'A
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3Vis series F 1985
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1977
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88
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series
Jan. J
No.
May-Nov
77
3
87%
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Feb-Aug
1975
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A
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Range Since
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:
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Term
■
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1979
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4
-
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subora
conv
Jan-Jwty
conv
1969
4'As
San
,
47/es
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Gold
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86'A
86'/4
Feb-Aug
Gold
105%
3
4'As
Co
(Oregon
70
87%
'
4'As
100
81%
May-Woo
debentures
Western
!
Mar-Sept
_
debentures
4%s
Pacllic
Wart.
First
34
74%
April-Oct
1981
Bonds
High
.
11
74 'A
April-Oci
1983
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Co—
1978
debentures
1970
2%s-4'As
Gas
Southern
1987—
debentures
Ry
Natural
106 %
1986
3 Vas
Indiana
Southern
100'A
debentures
3 Ves
Southern
101%
10
1985—June-Dec
tZ—.
or
Sale Price
Co—
debentures
105
98'A
debentures
debentures
convertible
June-Dec
1991
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
Edison
104 'A
3 Ves
3 '/4S
85
96
California
105
2'/ns
?
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June-Dec
debentures
2%&
98'A
Interest
Low
High
78%
8 4%
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June-Dec
1989
1978-—
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series
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a
BB
series
series
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Tel
Low
No.
New York Stock
1
3'as
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series
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1st
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Electric
Sold
High
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
s
Bid & Asked
Lew
for Week Ended December 23)
Friday
Week's Range
31
5
94
%
97%
83%
80
94
88
93'A
94%
158
90
69'A
69'A
1
67
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93'A
89
%
98%
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4%s
1968
—A
Jan-July
92%
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Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973——April-Oct
Rheem
Mfg Co 37As debs 1975———
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
Debt
adjustment
5'As
series
4 'As
4'/2s
4%s
series
B
C
h
subord
Gas
serial
debentures
Electric
&
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5'As
gold
1st
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4s
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bond
4s
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4s
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&
St
Paul
Union
V
112
116
35
106'A 109
38
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Seaboard Air
1st
Line
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Finance
Seagram
(Jos
6c
3s" debentures
Sears
Co
E>
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4%s
5s
conv
Shamrock
5'As
Shell
Oil
conv
Union
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conv
3s
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1977™.
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27
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f
s
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s
debs
f
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19
102%
102
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82
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1982_
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conv
debentures
refund
debs
1971
1986
1965—1—_.
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April-Oct
103
83'A
100
97%
106
104%
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88
121
86%
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20
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debentures
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debentures
1985-——
1987
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Jan-Jwty
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74'A
10
106
81%
98%
1975—Mar-Sept
82%
105
125%
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1982
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ref
6c
4s
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debs
income
1983
F
ser
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84%
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RR
Gen
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981-
Gen
mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
First
3'As
mortgage
Warren
1971
B
ref
first
RR
series
April
April
71%
Feb-Nov
2000—Feb-Aug
1970—Feb-Aug
gtd gold 3'As
Terminal 2%s series A
Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967_Jan-July
mortgage 3s 1979—:———_May-Nov
Electric 3'As 1974
May-Wow
Power 3'As series I 1966—_Jan-July
General
West
Penn
West
Penn
West
Shore
4s
1st
RR
4s
gtd
2361
registered 2361
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
mortgage 3'As series C 1979
Western
1st
5'As
1982
debentures
Western
3'As
Pacific RR Co
A
ser
Jan-July
Jan-July
1969—April-Oct
April-Oct
J an-July
1981
13
73%
11
79
.
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73'A
72
79
*
48
106
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J
76'A
93
52
54'A
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53
53'A.
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96'A
•
52%
3%s
Wilson
Co
3'As
Corp
&
First
Gen
debentures
convertible
4'As
Central
mortgage
Wisconsin
Public
mtge
1975—
debs
May-Wow
91 'A
94
n
_Jan-July
2004—
Jan-July
1 2029_.
May
A
Service
2%s
3'As
1976
1971-
June-Dec
in
the
in
delivery
year's
included
the
the
Bankruptcy Act,
sale
range,
not
n
A
T?r»r»rlc
or
and
collir»or
87%
92
92%
88
43
89'A
93%
85
90
—
112
81%
91%
flof
55%
64%
41%
11
37'A
47
79%
14
77
79
88'A
1
84
88%
98 %
99%
40
78%
88'A
79%
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—
-
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■
^
y
Ex-coupon.
-
in the years range,
r Cash s
•
receiversh.p, or reorganized under
securities assumed by .such companies.
no sales being transacted during
ask prices;
38
60
included in the year srange.
Under-the-rule sale not included
year's range,
! SCn^^ftedls^eSto'bL.crup.cy.
Friday's bid
12
—
59%
Jan-July
Sheet & Tube Co—
4'As~ series H 1990—*—April-Oct
Deferred
included
'
73%
Co—
Power
not
91'A
86 V*
70
84
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mi—
60
1978
94
82 %
3
94
93
75%
92 %
.
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1980—.—Feb-Aug
debs
series
4s
Electric
1st
f
s
RR
1
91 'A
1967——_Jan-July
81'/a
103%
98 Va
75
*75'A
4'As inc series A Jan
mtge
Youngstown
f
s
97 3A
80
•
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60%
90%
,
94%
Mar-Sept
60%
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84%
1970
98%
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D
84%
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90%
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First mortgage 3'As series
75
84
54'A
52 'A
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) 97
52'A
Jan-July
1984
82%
91'A
__
May
debentures
income
5s
77%
73
55
.53%
78
:
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96
73%
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__
96%
74
60%
75
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Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
*
72
62
•
2
951
94%
Westchester
95'A
1979
—
3%s
M
subord
a
1979—_ll—
188
93'A
June-Dec
debentures
ref
lien
Wabash
Marchant—
debs
Power
mtge 2%s ser E
6c
Wisconsin
124
123'A 125'A
124%
mtge 2%s ser H 1980__Mar-Sepf
mortgage 6c refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec"
Wisconsin
Aprit-Oct
71
refund
6s
7*
82%
41
!
Jan-July
1982-
&
and
and
1st
77
■
debs
Corp—
debentures
2'As
Electric
Mar-Sept
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003—Jan-July
General mortgage 4'As 1983—
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—
May-Nov
;
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973_April-Ocf
72'A
25
1983— Feb-Aug
;
43As
1979_^
subord
Bell
Jan-Jwty
June-Dec
A—
Oil" 2'As 1976
& North Alabama RR 5s
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70
85
83%
82
82
*
'
Corp—
Socony-Vacuiim
South
1980-
Mar-Sept
88
63%
*
Juwe-Dec
1980_;
debs
71'A
89%
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Mnr-Sent
debs
Corp
Smith-Corona
■■■;:
84
60
Gas
&
2'As
79
;
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-
debs
Co—
subord
Oil
1
71'A
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_i_
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2'As ,.19.66
3.20s
Line
115'A
;
debentures
Co
&
subord
Pipe
'
1982
debentures
116
68
*80
—
June-Dec
May -Nov
Mar-Sept
subord
conv
First
,
1972
Seiberling Rubber
Service
1989
1971—
1969—;
1976
Washington
April-Oct
1977—
5'As
Sons
subordinated
Roebuck
1968
1971
1980
B
90
105'A
63
* *87'A
—
1989_Jan-July
1974
debentures
5s
4s
1st gtd 4s
Acceptance
45/as
Sears
B
Co—■
debentures
f
s
RR
63%
May-Wow
43As debs 1982
3s series
mortgage
92
,-=•
debentures
conv
Manufacturing
99%
„
667A
*69%"
"62'A
.
'
debentures
debentures
Co—
1st
—
68
67'A
May
Mar-Nov
1989.,
cons.
3VaS
England
3s
Paper
Scovill
Depot
New
69
Mar-Sept
Ry—
1st
87'A
*65'A
—
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1980-—
RR
87'A
*60
„
April-Oct
,
90
■
—
America—
subord
subord
First
•,
.v;
conv
Virginia
131
106%
■
Mar-Sept
1996-Jan-July
bond certificates Nov
Duluth
6c
93%
85'A
109
1997—
certificates
inc
St
Scioto
94
99'A
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Jan-July
debs series A Jan 2006
income
Louis-Southwestern
8t
*101
__
June-Dec
—
B
277
1977-
Ry Co—,
series, A
series
4s
124% 130'A
112
A 1971
lst;goldr 5s
series
1996
6s
130'A
1977-1
debs
conv
4%s
1st
—
mtge inc 4'As ser A Jan 2022—;
mtge
A5s
3s
Francisco
mortgage
ASecond
84%
90
*86
89
of
Corp
3'As
90
*87'A
„
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debs
conv
conv
Adirond'k
6c
Louis-San
1st
85%
4'As
——Mar-Sept
3'As series J 1969
6'As
McBee
Saguenay Power
fit
Vanadium
88
80
—
89
Aprfl-Ocfc
1983
..
8t
70
99
82'A
Corp—
1977-
D
mortgage
Aircraft
Royal
51
96'A
Corp—
conv
%s
48
—
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Ja»t-July
J an-July
Jaw-July
1978
'General
98'A
Vendo
1978
series
Rochester
Rchr
Feb-Aug
IS^
Oil
52%
97%.
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bonds—
A
Richfield
52'4
98'A
20
-
cunent week.
Section 77 o,
....
-
^
32
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2636)
...
Monday, December 26,
.
1960
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Dec. 19,
In the following
the
on
ending Friday, Dec. 23.
and
It is compiled from the report of the American
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Petroleum
Aberdeen
Low
Acme-Hamilton
Class
A
Acme
Acme
Wire
Products
Precision
Aeronca
Aero
8%
7%
2%
2y„
i
Co
10
10c
1
1
1
*•
Corp
Manufacturing
Corp
Manufacturing
Stores
Supply
Agnew
Surpass Shoe
1
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
Alabama
13
12%
1,600
29,900
5
Jan
1%
3%
Jan
Brad
8%
8,500
2%
1,900
400
-
13 y4
5% May
2y8
12%
Dec
Oct
10
v
e%
5%
Jan
Brillo
107/8
Aug
Britalta
4,800
9,200
41 y8
Oct
72 ya May
7%
8,600
6y4
Oct
10%
3%
4,500
3Vs
19%
20
1,800
3%
3%
4
1,000
10
145
145
Light
Gas
American
4%
_.
British
American
mil
—
i
Co
3%
135
Dec
A
Jun
Dec
8%
Sep
31%
Jan
Sep
47
Feb
4
3,700
13,800
2y8
29% ; v 7,5oo
Feb
5%
28
5,300
41
2
27%
3y8
33/a May
1%
56,900
Dec
,
211
114 May
25 y4
Jan
Jan
37
Jan
10
Aug
Mar
Jun
Tobacco—
7
Jan
22
Jan
Amer
acp
rets
Jan
Amer
dep
rets ord registered
Sep
-
39%
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2
29 y8
Dec
Oct
40
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Jun
3y8
18
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1,200
4%
4
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v
—■—;
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22%
Feb
14
5,800
29%
-1
Pwr
Petroleums Ltd
British
High
Low
1%
35/B
—
Co_
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
4>/4
4%
&
'
22%
1%
•1%
ord_*
——
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21%
9
55
4% May
Corp
19%
22
Inc___. .—20c
Works
Traction
Bridgeport
Jan
8%
6%
3%
Breeze
Sep
Gear
Poote
for Week
'
High
Low
1
Inc
Bourjois
Oct
Range
of Prices
Par
2% July
53 y8
9
54
50
Southern
Great
2
1
Admiral Plastics Corp
Aerojet-General
3%
Sales
Week's
Last
•;
Sale Price
High
Low
Brazilian
Inc
any
Friday
High
3
25c
common
and
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Corp
Construction
&
i%
.
itself
bond in which
STOCKS
Shares
1%
3%
10s
Corp
Mfg
Missiles
Acme
1
A-
class
Corp
or
for Week
of Prices
Par
stock
Exchange
Sales'
Range
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
RECORD
is intended to include, every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Range for Week Ending December 23.
Stock
6%
Columbia
British
Oct
149
May
8%
100
8%
8%
200
7)i Aug
35%
35%
200
31% July
6 %
6 3/8
"614
27,700
12%
12%
13
16,900
_*
Power
8
8%
£1
£1
ord bearer—
10 y8
Jan
39y4 Mar'
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Alabama Power
Alan
Wood
5%
83%
84
23%
23 '/a
23%
2,200
77
79%
125
100
1
Inc
Airlines
83%
10
common
preferred
Alaska
75
100
preferred
4.20%
Steel Co
77
82
Jan
Dec
42 y2
Jan
77
Dec
86 y4
Amer
86% Aug
203/a
Jan
5%
5%
5%
4,900
3% July
6y8
4 %
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
58
Amer dep
rets Amer sharesAmerican Engineering Co_
Alleghany Corp
warrants.
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alliance Tire
Allied
Pictures
convertible
£1%
1
10
Corp
preferred
7
7%
3,400
6%
7%
13,600
3%
class A
& Rubber
Artists
5 %%
7%
7%
-10c
All
3
3%
3,100
7%
TVs
8
500
*.
4%
5ya
3,500
u y4
5
11 %
100
Feb
6
12 y8
Jan
Nov
4%
Rubber
7%
Dec
4% Mar
Mar
10
12% Mar
Budget
Control
50c
10%
9
10%
6,310
7% Oct
17%
io %
9%
10%
12,500
9%
Nov
17
Jun
4%
4%
4%
9,500
4%
Aug
10y4
Jan
Alsco
Inc
n
10%
11%
4.100
10 y2
Dec
12 y8
pfd_100
76%
76
76%
350
74%
Jan
3%
3%
8,600
3y»
Sep
y2
500
4%
Sep
1
American
America $3.75
of
Co
Oil
Corp
Beverage
American
Business
American
Electronics
Israeli
565/a
650
17 y«
16
17 y8
6,800
11%
10%
25fl
—
Apr
565/a
12%
Aug
19 %
11%
14,300
8%
Oct
19 y4
American
Petrofina
Seal-Kap
Thread
1,100
35/a
Oct
6%
Inc
5%
4%
4%
5,500
4%
Dec
5%
5%
23,400
5%
Dec
of
preferred-
26
41
42%
4%
1,600
5
22% Mar
Oct
39
27%
Feb
14,200
4%
Dec
7%
10%
Oct
16%
28%
1%
%
100
28%
Anglo
Amer
Exploration
2
%
Corp
4
Jun
28%
Products
-1
2,400
Dec
4%
33
15
Jun
700
11
Oct
5%
2,600
4%
23,900
6%
100
1
Film
&
class
5
^
Food
Line
Corp
Atlas
95%
9%
8%
9%
3,500
8%
Dec
11%
29%
Oct
6% May
Feb
10,700
1%
Nov
6%
Jan
4% Aug
8%
Jun
31
Jan
2
%
4%
1,300
75,700
%
Nov
2%
2%
2%
_1
1%,
1%
1%
2,400
5y8
5
5%
27,800
io y4
9%
10'/4
.10c
12 y2
11 y2
13 Ya
2%
2 %
10c
2,600
Oct
Jun
1%
1% May
9%
3%
1,600
8%
Aug
Sep
13
13%
2,200
1% Mar
3%
52 Va
53%
1,200
50%
Oct
41
46 y2
11,700
30%
Oct
58 %
2,200
\i
Sep
27/8
1
5%
5%
5%
8,100
1%
1%
13,500
1V4
Oct
13%
12%
13%
9,300
12%
Jan
1
Inc
3%
3%
4
66
15,900
5
May
preference
Castle
3%
Dec
3
28 %
28%
30,900
5 y4
6%
7,500
5
Oct
6%
7 Va
3,800
6%
Sep
1
4
3%
4y8
400
3%
Dec
100
4V2
Dec
6
1,200
7%
Oct
14
1
preferred
10c
Corp
$
5c
Corp
.3
Corp
5
5
5
10%
10%
14%
I
11%
Oil
Charter
.
Dec
Christiana
Sep
42
42
44%
13,200
37% Aug
51%
Jan
7
Wright Corp
Candy
:l;Clark
class
(H
C)
For
1%
Feb
Coastal
Oct
Cockshutt
28%
Dec
Cohu
57%
Jun
Colonial
16
15%
17
3,900
13%
Oct
25% Mar
Colonial Sand
1,700
5%
Dec
10% Mar
Commercial
10,400
%
%
20,700
1% Aug
% Nov
6
~3%
"4
1,800
9%
700
10%
600
48%
48
48%
2,400
15%
15%
16%
7,900
■
Inc
6%
6%
7
24%
24%
3%
3%
3%
4%
1,800
.
Inc
Oct
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see page
-1.50
36.
7%
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4 40 J
Aug
23-
4 Va
Jun
Aug
2,»8
Jun
Jan
Jun
5^8
Feb
14%
6!4
3}?T Dec
Jan
12%
:
Jan
Sep
4%
Jun
July
Jan
1%
Jan
%
4
Sep
35%
26
July
•
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Dec
Jan
%
Nov
7%
500
7%
Dec
%
14,700
%
Oct
11%
1,900
11%
Jan
'<■'
7%
4% July
6,000
.
%
■■
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Jan
Jan
14
1%
Jan
15
Apr
July
11%
Dec
Oct
28%
Jan
10%
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11
2,700
23
10%.
8
23
110
21
5
1,900
4%
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8%
Feb
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47%
Feb
67%
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10
Jan
103 %
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Feb
A Aug
Jan
6% Mar
5
-
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66
%
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700
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100
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10
13y4
4%
58%
l'/a
66 Va
•
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Farm
Electronics
Inc
5'/8
65%
1%
68
of America
& Stone Co
Corp
Metals
—
Co_-
Service—
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Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to
Jan
Corporation
Containers Inc_^
1%
Jan
Compudyne
8
Jan
Connelly
Diesel
Electric
Jun
Consol
Jan
Consolidated Mining & Smelt
13%
10%
Nov
44% May
13% Feb
48%
Aug
Consolidated
25%
Jun
Consolidated
Royalty
Sun
Construction
Products
5% Mar
Apr
700
3
8%
600
8Va
33%
35%
15,300
28%
3,200
97
10
10,500
1,400
Dec
13
21
Mar
14,800
4%
Nov
10 %
27,100
31%
Feb
65%
21,800
1%
Dec
2%
80
63%
Jan
70
73 Va
Jan
83
Aug
11%
Oct
15
%r Apr
_-
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14%
23
26
14%
23
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26%
2,500
5%
6'/8
1,100
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12V2
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13
1,900
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46 Va<
22
5,400
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20% Dec
—
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25
250
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3y2
44 V2
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' %
.
i3
'
21% July
25 Va Mar
25%
30 %
Oct
5%
Dec
9%
Feb
33%
6%
Dec
U July
10,200
500
3'/4
3%
26%
26%
28%
14,000
5Va
39 Va
38
Oct
3%
Jun
4,200
23%
Oct
2,800
15% - Nov
9% Feb
16
16%
13l/8
9%
13%
10
10
4,500
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3V4
10
7y8
* 3
'
20%
16,000
9%
3y8
Oct
3 Va May
5'/4
41 V\
5
10
%
1,500
20,100
Dec
Jan
Aug
27%
700
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Jan
Feb
Oct
9
Apr
1%
Jan
16
Feb
46 %
Dec
28%
Jan
1%
Feb
5% Mar
43%
6%
Jan
Oct
44
Dec
23%
Jan
16%
Jun
Feb
11%
Jun
9%
Aug
10%
800
5%
Aug
4,400
2%
Nov
"■5%
Jan
3% May
5%
Jan
5,200
100.
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5
10
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13V2
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4%
300
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6%
46,400
Oct
9% Mar
13'/2
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13%
8%
30 Va
8y8
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—
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9
5
6%
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20
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9%
5
6%
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26%
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8,300
6%
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13%
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12,900
14%
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18%
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10 Va
July
19%
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11,000
3,600
1,700
900
11%
Sep
Dec
9
23% Mar
15% Ma
35
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1,700
6%
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9 %
Se
12,000
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14%
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4
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7%
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21%
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common
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3%
10
8%
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%
4|jj-
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_____—5
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10%
;
prior preferred
Chemical Co Inc
Dec
Feb
24%
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Oct
%
Jan
4i°e Mar
Jan
Community
5%%
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Jan
8
Apr
;
Co
4
Dec
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Nov
21%
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25%
3
15%
1%
%
4%
3%
&
100
1%
34,300
Jan
34 Va
3%
2%
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3%
Nov
31%
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1
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Lambert Manufacturing—_4
Clopay Corporation
—-——-___1
Club Aluminum Products Co
*
Clayton
9,400
1%
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57
2A
7
—
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Claussner
Jan-
64.800
Inc
&
Apr
5%
3%
(S)
25
20,600
A
Corp
Corp
Dec
Mar
38%
of Canada
Instrument Corp
Bobbie
5,100
Dec
16
28%
Telephone
Blumenthal
3%
%
13 V2
5%
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Co
700
34%
Bearings Inc
Watch
1,280
21 %
5%
Jan
Jun
3% July
14
1
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24%
Corp
Bayview Oil Corp common
Shoe
16%
5%
Jan
Dec
45
300
4
59%
54% May
52
6l/8
/
3%
21% July
50
25%
%
4%
4
.
200
700
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35
5%
50
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8
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l
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1
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l
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1
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17%
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Cinerama
Circuit
4%
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Chromalloy
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23 Va
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50
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17%
5
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Jan
American shares
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Bickford's
Jan
Oils Ltd
&
Jan
Jan
13% May
3%
Benrus
23%
—
Jun
5%
3,000
lc
Securities
Banco de los Andes
Belock
16,900
Jan
11,000
15%
Bell
Dec
Co
&
Cherry-Burrell
9'% July
11%
16%
21 y.
(AS)
15%
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Ltd
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18%
1
Beau-Brummel
Nov
of America
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14%
1
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11%
20
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17 %
Co
6%
4,200
1
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Williston
Minerals
6c
18%
Inc
Rubber
Barton's
15%
—
Petroleums
Marconi
(A
Century
Dec
26%
Industries
Barry
15%
Chamberlin Co of
Feb
6%
12 Va Mar
Jan
15 Va
5%
Baker
Tr
Dec
15 y4
common
Oil Ltd
Husky
Clarostat
Barcelona
22%
pref—100
—
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
100
—
Central Securities Corp common
1
14Va
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—
—-10. ♦ \ 57/8
Jan
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Jan
Instruments
Central
18% Mar
27 y8
A
Aug
7%
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Homestead Oils Ltd
10c
Central Hadley
Sep
21%
1
non-cum
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Southern
Catalin
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Jan
1%
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13,700
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Jun
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Northwest
Carter
Jun
44%
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9
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_:
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Carnation
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5.50
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Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Feb
8%
1
Collieries
Baldwin
Oct
l8/a
Jan
11,700
2%
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10c
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Baldwin
6%
21
Capital
Si
Automatic Steel Products Inc Com
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2,400
2,400
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Dec
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class
10,800
18%
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Canadian
Aug
1%
4%
53 y4
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%
2%
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Corp
Plastics
Ayshire
29 %
4%
_1
Feb
Jun
7
A
Jan
16%
12
Oct
2;
3A
Canadian
38% May
95% Dec
Oct
%
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Avis
Jan
15 y4
4%
Products
Industries
Devices
Avnet
86%
4,900
4
10 pesos
Audio
Inc
20,400
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Mining
Centres
Non-voting
36 y8
24%
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warrants
Sewing
Avien
35 y8
1%
Co
Atlas
Aurora
Nov
23
1%
America-
3%
Dec
Mar
9
Jan
7% May
35%
1
Co
8%
6%
63/8
3A
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Jan
Corp
Sugar.
option
Audion-Emenee
3,200
10
54%
Canadian
85 Va
Corp
General
9%
46
Can
12
790
Golfo
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l3/8
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Sep
3,600
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Consolidated
Atlas
Atlas
Jun
12%
54%
Aug
9%
91%
Stationers
Testing
del
8%
1,500
—
Industrial
8%
Inc__
of
Gas
Research
Atlantica
300
183/8
Corp—
Canadian
89%
5%
Chemical Industrial
Atlantic
Jun
May
___12%c
Canadian
9%
Jan
Dec '
23%
Stores
&
Coa3t
10
11
2,100
ord
Corp
7% May
91%
reg
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Jan
Jan
Apr
1 %
18
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Industries—
rets
7%
Nov
7
10%
13%
10
shares—3s 0d
25c
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55% May
3%
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3
Jan
100
1 %
17%
Canadian
25c
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3% Mar
19 y4
Oct
900
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13 y2
1
2.50
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8%
8%
59%
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22%
preferred
Corp
Laundries
Atlantic
1%
'
18
Jan
9,000
100
Associated
Atco
8%
1
Co
10 %
'
__
Jan
13,200
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Associated
19,600
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50
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dep
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3%
7%
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52 %
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Gas
&
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3
9
10
14%
Nov
5% Mar
3%
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convertible
American
3
7%
~
1
common..—50c
Jan
2% Nov
100
3,300
2%
May
3%
49%
Co
Louisiana
Power
Associated
2 J/4
12%
13%
6%%
3%
Light 4.72 pfd
Arkansas
Arkansas
Oil
2%
11%
2%
Canada
pfd—100
Co 4%%
Electronics
35c
Jan
%
;
rets
(J P)
Canadian
Asamera
8
14%
Aug
50%
Inc
Appalachian Power
Arnold Altex
Dec
•
22 Va Jun
20c
1
;
5
Corp
Inc
Industries
20
500
13%
6%
Co
3
12
—
Jan
16%
3%
Chemical
Jan
1
16 y8
5%
&
4,000
•
preferred
$2.50 preferred
6%
preferred
Calvan Consol.,Qil <S$ Gas Cgsr1rt
Camden
Fire Insurance—,—*
Nov
2%
13
3%
Angostura-W'upperman
Dec
16 Va
5%
Armour
3%
$3.00
-
Apr
A Aug
13
4.75
Ltd
1%
13,100
•if
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Arco
3y4
1
10c
California Electric Power common... 't
Jan
100
1%
2
Post
Apollo
Aug
Eastern
Calif
Jan
5,400
4%
1
Radio
Pools
7%
& Edmonton Corp Ltd
Aviation Inc_.—
Calgary
Sep
52
10%
20e
A
Ltd
Mines
Anchor
Anthony
Apr
Ltd—
Shoe
Butler's
Jan
4%
_arT
—
Andrea
Anken
6%
preferred—
(The)
Biscuit
Burry
6% Mar
14%
10%
10%
Del-
200
26
,
5
A_
class
Paper
class
Co
700
_____66%c
Corp
Plan
dap
Burroughs
Campbell
Oil
Lead
6%
15%
Aug
5%
.12.50
Co_
Corp
Writing
Amurex
65/B
Sep
Jun
4%
Mines
American
Sep
4%
42
American
Anacon
10
6%
Burnell & Co Inc___—-
Dec
£1
Manufacturing
American
42
.50a
Inc
American Meter Co
American
Jan
4% Aug
8y2 Jan
4
4
10%
Paper Mills Ltd—
shares
MARC
American
Inc
Aluminum
si %
,1
Inc
Systems
51%
•
Co
American-Internat
American
4
20
Book
American
4%
1
Corp
American
American
3%
Hill
Burma
81% Mar
1
__
Aluminum
Ambassador
4,100
—--
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
Bunker
Jan
13%
12%
:
Machine
&
Die
Jun
16 %
13%
preferred
serial
Buell
Aug
S
1
Inc
Co
Paper Corp
All-State Properties Inc
(The)
Finance
Jan
17 3/a
11%
—
convertible
60c
July
6 %
Allied
Allied
■
Co
Company—
Buckeye
63/4 July
15
F
S
9 %
Feb
11%
com_30c
A
Jan
3
B
Dec
July
6 A
10%
12
500
30c
cl
Ltd class B
Bruck Mills
Aug
10%
:
common
preferred
Brown
July
72
July
6% May
B
£1
1
_
—
Class
Jan
reg
Company
Forman Distillers
Brown
"
ord
rets
dep
Brown
16
26%
94
10%
July
Apr
8%
Sep
Nov
Continental
Air
Continental
Aviation
6%
Jan
Continental
% Mar
Continental
9
35%
38%
Continental
Dec
Oct
Feb
Oct
Pacific
Ray
6% May
26
May
Sep
New
100
39%
Aug
Jan
Continental
.
Cook
Paint
Corp
Lines
Ltd—
1
*
1
Oil
Inc
class
A
Inc—
1
,_1.25
Engineering—1
Commercial
Corp
1
Conector
Corp cl A—50c
Industries Inc
10c
&
Materials
&
Cooper-Jarrett
Varnish
Inc
Corp
Co—
*
10c
20
1
1
1%
_.
6%
12"%
—
15%
8%
,7ff
46%
7%
,
1%
7
1
—
7Va
1%
2%
6%
13
6%
16%
8%
1%
2%
6%
12%
6%
15%
7%
%
46
7%
%
48
8%
Feb
12,000
1
Dec
3%
600
7
Dec
9% Mar
1%
Dec
4%
2%
Jun
3% Mar
30,800
1,400
Jan
Jan
31,800
5%
Jun
7%
3,000
11 Va
Jun
16%
Sep
700
6%
Dec
7%
Jan
2,300
13%
Dec
68,800
1,200
3,600
Mar
4
%
16,900
32
7%
19%
Nov
9%
Aug
Nov
1
Jan
Jan,
48
Dec
Dec
17%
Jan
Volume 192
Number 6015
.
,
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2637)
33
I
AMERICAN STOCK: EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 23),'
Friday
STOCKS
B
non-voting—
Inc
Coro
Low
Courtaulds
Low
13%
Nov
17% Apr
18% Jan
13%
*
1.50
13%
300
13%
Dec
15%.
__1
.
19%
15 ya
200
13%
Jan
Crane
Creole
Petroleum
~6%
900
6%
6
6
300
6
Dec
1%
Dec
3%
Jan
5 %
25% July
6% Dec
46 Ya
Jan
8%
Apr
Cork
Drug
Mfg
Co
Si
Petroleum
Co
l
5
—,—
(Md)
"A"
1%
6%
1%
17,200
27%
29%
21,500
12%
12%
10%
63
partic.:—*
—,—25c
—
Sep
2,400
66%
9
350
8%
46%
General
2%
1,600
2%
5%
1,200
4%
Builders
Nov
8%
Jan
18 y8
Jan
General
Tobacco
Co—
Manufacturing Co
Laboratories "class
Class
B
19
—*
*
55%
common. 1
—1
Corporation
Curtis
Cutter
20
._*
:—,
Cubic
class
A
common—...
A
—■
20
140
54%
59
6,300
18
Nov
41
Mar
39% Oct
8% Dec
69
Aug
19 Va
Jun
9%
9%
8%
8
9
5,900
7
Dec
19 y4 May
8%
7%
8%
1,200
6%
Dec
18 %
9
Va
400
May
Indus
Enterprises.,
Plywood Corp.,
General Stores Corporation—!:..
1
Genung's Incorporated ...—-—
1
Georgia Power $5 preferred—
*
$4.60
preferred
»—-—*
Giannihi Controls Corp__—„——.1
6%
6%
10,200
6
6%
7%
7%
1,000
1,800
17%
17%
6%
Crystal Dairies—————50c
Industries Inc
_50c
Davega Stores Corp common—_2.50
5%
preferred
.
—20
~7Va
Davidson Brethers Inc
~8
Daitch
Daryl
.—1
4%
4%
8%
8%
———50c
—-5
—100
1%
1%
2
Stores —:
Dennison Mfg class
A
stock
debenture
Gasket
29 y4
1,700
2,400
28%
2,500
70
Detroit
7%
8
1,600
7%
5y8
4%
5%
4,600
Quality Supermkts com„10c
1st preferred—.
L—_—.10
1,000
9%
9y4
9%
400
Dilbert's
Ltd—
Co
Corp
-10s
1
Dome
Petroleum
&
8%
Dec
Aug
14%
Feb
14%
9%
Jan
4%
700
4
1,100
8,000
8%
6%
7
6,900
4
Deo
^
35%
35%
4%
4%
35%
1,300
5
26% Mar
10,000
14%:
14%
15%
.1%
1%
9V»
5,700
9ya
600
58%
5,300
11 Va
12%
10 Va
10%
200
12%
13%
3%
Jan
10%
Jan
100 Va
Apr
95 Va
Nov
•
39
1,800
12%
Jun
July
9,700
13
Jun
24%
85% Jan
150
55%
55%
ii%
8%
20% Jun
8% May
97
92
-6% Jan
39% Nov
Nov
17% Aug
10% May
1% Dec
17,900
IVa,
4%
3.900
1,500
1,500
2,100
2,900
68% Sep
14% Oct
Oct
7% Jun
11%
Jan
18
10
Dec
13 Va Mar
7% May
11 Va Dec
17% July
May
(pold Seal Products Corp class A—lOo
6%
6%
6%
Mines
1
Co——16%
4
1%
1%
1%
17
17
200
16% Sep
33%
33%
33%
600
32%
Apr
41
8%
8%
400
7%
Nov
12 Va
11
9%
11%
12,000
9%
2
1%
2
2%
1%
2%
61,400
5 V4
5%
23%
23%
A
Jun
Consolidated
Goldfield
Manufacturing
-!
—
i
Gray Manuiacturing Co..
...
5
Great Amer Industries Inc
——_10e
Great Lakes Chemical Corp
1
Great Western Producers common_.60c
Jan
....
30
preferred series A—,
6 Vo
20%
14%
Feb
3%
Feb
8Ve
Sep
4% Jun
1% July
% May
25,200
Jan
34% Mar
Oct
2Va
22%
Jan
July
Dec
19%
Feb
1%. Nov
3%
Feb
1%
Apr
2% July
800
5
Jun
8
Jan
100
23
25
Jan
5,000
Oct
tr '■*
8 % Mar
Greer
10 y4 May
Griesedleck
Hydraulics
6 Va Aug
6ft Jun
12% May
14% Jan
Dec
9%
Jan
Dominion
ln
15%
17
200
1R%
Oct
20%
Feb
Dominion
10%
10%
10%
2,200
10%
Dec
16%
14%
14%
5,400
12%
Sep
16%
2%
50c
—,
x—...
2%
Products—..—...—-5
Industries Inc class A com..*
Stores
Guerdon
Warrants
—_!
3%
1
600
"5%
Gulf, & Western Industries.—.———1
Gulton Industires Inc—
1
Feb
28 Va
Nov
3,400
U
1,800
% Dec
a
52,100-
10% May
2 Va Jun
5Va Dec
%
Va
2%
Jan
12%
3,200
5% Aug
12%
Dec
9%
11
2,200
u%
Jun
12% Aug
36 Va
Oct
59
Va Jan
1%
Dec
3
Aug
9%
9%
47%
Jan
2 Va
13%
%
11%
Jan
Dec
13
%
—
§Guild Films Company Inc
—10c
Gulf States Land & Industries——50c
7%
Oct
10% Dec
22% Jan
10,700
11
~5%
5%
2%
5,600
18
10%
9c
.....1
46
47 Va
%
8,bUj.
Dec
Feb
10%
Company
Feb
14%
—U.—
—
Leases—,
Grldoil Freehold
Grocery
4% May
9% Dec
9%
6%
2Va
Ltd—
10
9
1
Research—
23%
2%
1%. Jan
11% May
Jan
9
—————
Chemical
10% Dec
12%
Grand Rapids Varnish—
-
dep rets ord reg
Amer
Diversey
Dixon
43,000
11%
Jan
;
4% May
% Dec
7% Oct
A
87 700
7%"
11%
23%
Goodman Manuiacturing
Nov
%
Jun
10%
2%
Q or nam
144
7%
7%
Jun
29%
10%
6
Sep
4% Jan
Oct
11 Va
Dec
28%
Jan
Nov»
%
5%
12%
——
Jan
18% May
135
9%
7'/2
3% May
18% May
3% July
1%
22%
Inc
Inc..
Apr
3 %
2,600
———25c
1,200
2%
(Adolf)
4%
12
Products—:—.——1
1,000
2,200
4%
22%
Union Co
Gobel
12
11%
Industrial
&
2
1
class
Distilleries
Glenmore
Globe
35%!
Dec
8% Dec
1% Nov
Jan
5
Sep
11%
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Distillers
Apr
8%
Manufacturing—1
Detroit
1%
18%
4%
140 y4
138
Feb
Apr
3% July
13%
-1
Productions Inc——
Desllu
4%
30
27%
28
10% Aug
9% Apr
100
9%
Dejay
Jan
100
Day Mines Inc
10c
Dayco Corp class a pref—.— —35
D C Transit System Inc cl A com—20c
30
6%
10,400
14,900
8
7%
12% Jan
6% Dec
5% Nov
Sep
Jun
3%
4%
—-—4o
B—... -I
;
8
Inc
101
1%
12%
...
Industries
Tite
Nov
4%
•
——•
Co
Gilchrist Co
Glass
8%
(A C)
Jun
2
4%
—X
Mines Ltd
Giant Yellowknlfe
89 Va
33% Feb
2
—
Gilbert
D
High
4%
£1
..2.50
—?•
50c
General
Cuban
1
-5
General Gas Corp.:
Dec
\
15
600
25
Fireproofing
General
600
"2%,
100
1
1
rets ord reg—
American dep
27
~2
2
———
common
preferred
convertible
Jan
5%
Corp
Development Corp——
General Electric Co Ltd—
,
Oct
5
Jun
Low
36%
100
1
"wts"
Acceptance
Alloys Co
General
12% Dec
66% Nov
Jan
2%
5%
Jan
9%
Jun
2%
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
10c
$1.12
preferred
—___._2.50
common———*
Co
Co———
General
6
29 %
—5
Internat'l
Crown
Crown
Power
preferred
5%
Gellman
General
(ord reg)
£1
Carrier Industries Inc (Del)_50o
Central
Nov
~6%
Ltd—
Milner
Gatineau
Feb
20
Range Since Jan.1
Higli
Q
Jan
16%
18% Mar
Sales
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Dec
15%
American dep receipts
Crown
High
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Range
Week's
Friday
Range Since Jan. I
16
5
———
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corp—
$1
Last
STOCKS
Shares
.—*
Corroon
Crowley
for Week
of Prices
Distilling Ltd cl A voting-*
(H)
Class
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Corby
Week's
Last
Exchange
American Stock
Jan
Bridge Co Ltd——
*
Steel & Coal ord stock-—*
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd.
*
Dominion Textile Co Ltd.;
...———*
300
10
9%
9 % Mar
10%
11%
17,600
8% May
33%
10%
33%
50
28% Mar
Inc common—
—7.50
preferred
—
—32.50
Dorsey
(The)
Corp——
—~—1
Douglas Oil Company———
-1
Dow Brewery Ltd-.
4.
—■
-*
~8%
syo
8%"
8%
,«%
8%
3,600
-*
27%
25%
27%
7,100
Dorr-Oliver
$2
—
Corp
Draper
—
—
19,200
Exploration
&
9%
8%
8%
—1
Co__
.'it >
Duke
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Duraloy
(The) Co—
Durham Hosiery class B
—10s
—1
common—_*
Duro Test Corp-——_—.1
Duval Sulphur Si Potash Co___——_—*
Dynamics Corp of America:-.
1
Jan
47%
Jan
33%
Jan
10%
11%
600
10%
nov
387/8
Jan
3%
reg
■
-
3
3%
Oct
Dec
3%
Dec
-
X
1,000
29%
29%
30
600
26%
26%
27 %'
900
23 Va
Apr
17,800
6%
Oct
8%
8;.
,
53
2%
4% July
17% May
8%
12%
41% Mar
900
3
-
Dec
10
1,800
52%
tijuan*:
6% July
5,300
50%
10%
————r~—1*
Co
Power
10%
Oct
23
Drug———1
Drug Fair-Community
Jan
Jun
23 % May
'■ ^
'"J., ;noxnf>0
.
H
Dec
13%
"Dec
8
Harris Cp———,———5
Driver
7"
44%
.
Drilling
—
11% July
33%
Dec
May
4A
H
•'
.
v
corporation
Harniscnieger Corp
Hartfield
Stores
Hartiord
Electric
Hastings
preferred series A——4——*
$6 preferred series B—— *
Edo Corporation
:
1'
23
22%
%
3 Va
3%
3%
3,000
Hebrew
Hecla
Mining
Corp
„Hercuies
&
3% Dec
7%
Apr
43%
Jan
Herold Radio
Jan
Higuie
25
..
3,600
•
1ft
25%
15%
167% Sep
153% Oct
9
Apr
»>
26,800
15%
Oct
100
182.
169
1%
25%
25%
271/2
6,400
20% Aug
Electronic Communications
1
Electronic Research Associates Inc—10c
16%
16%
17%
5,300
16
10 %'
10%"
10%
2,400
Specialty Co————50 c
Corp of America.^:-*-—JLl
14%
12%
.
34%
18,700
7
6%
7%
16,800
4% May
7%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
2,900
3% Dec
5 Va
Jan
El-Tronics Inc new common
*
Emery Air-Freight Corp———_l._20c
Empire Distritt Electric 5% pfd_^_100
6%
10%
10%
Jan
Supermarkets Inc——
Hotels /^warrants"—
(R) Si Co Inc common
,.50C
9%
9%
—4
5 Vz
6%
Hill's
Hilton
34% Sep
Hoe
35%
Jan
Honman International
Oct
15%
26%
Jan
Erie
4,700
9V» Feb
5,900
4
23
24%
'. 1,200
93
93%
20
4%
preferred-——
1
V '
47
i
4%
4
cum
21
A
2.50
—
—
3%
37%
3%
7,500
3%
6%:
.6%
500
6%
7%
1,100
15%
18
16%
17%
6%
'
1
-32'
32
11
8
V»
5%
6vb
■5%
77
Oil Co
Ltd
class
—
Jan
Horn
&
&
Dec
11%
Jan
Horn
Oct
12%
Jan
7%
150
Hardart
43%
common
18% Dec
19
Dec
Howell
Nov
Feb
Hubbell
Mar
Class
%
H7,
4% May
12% Jan
11% Mar
5%
Nov
Nov
2%
2
Oct
:
8%
3%*
2,900
6% Oct
9% Jun
3,000
3% Dec
7% July,
5,700
1% Sep'
I0,6u0
21 900
19% Oct
% Dec'
'100
48%
7%
100
6% July
J
Motors
—_10c
Hydromatics Inc
1
Hydrometals Inc —— ———
2.50
Hygrade Food Products
——
5
Hycon Manufacturing Co.
31%
Jan
2% Aug
4Va
61
Apr
Oct
Jun
Jun
12%
Jan
Jun
39Va
Feb
163
Dec
47% Dec
Jun
115
32Va Jun
1,800
Oct
94
Apr
99
29
100
2.60
Co.--———I
(Harvey) Inc class IT com—5
B
common
5
Electric
i
13% Jan:
30
60
45 Va
2% Jan
-
1
b,OuJ
33%
7%
3%
7% Dec
19,100
8
-
2% Mar
300
60%
144% 150
43 Va
Sep
Sep
Jan'
9%
3,900
4,300
U
4 Va
7ft
11
700
5%
1%
4Va
Jan'
5% Dec
8% Mar
20 Va
7%
6Va
1,000
%
33
Baking Co...—*
Hardart
3S2
,4,300
7% Jan
17% Jan
Dec
19 Va
59
33
B'/o
Jun
4%
~718
——7.50
(Geo A) & Co—.
Apr
10
—*
B
Hormel
7%
3%
Sep
Aug
1
2%
1%
i9%
%
—..
——
Home
3%
Sep
11% Dec
28,bwJ
Dec
7
Dec
25c
—5
.—.50c
—
—1
-*
Mines,
Nov
37,700
110
11%
48%
Apr
Sep
Inc—
6%
1,800
10
Nov
4%
500
preferred
——
Hoskins (The) Mfg Co——
10
6,400
17%
Exquisite Form Industries Inc——10c
6»/4
4
17%
25c
14%
Sep
Industries
Hofmann
Corp
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation —
Holly Stores Inc..
Holophane Co
Class
7
Espey Mfg &
Esquire Inc —_—
Eureka Corporation Ltd——$1 or
Eui'eka Pipe Line—L—————
Sep
8%
6%
,
July
99
3y« May
3%
-1
Electronics—-—i-^—l
34
28,200
1
common-
Manufacturing Co——-——
Mar
90% Jan
650
47
46%
19% May
8y8 Nov
Nov
41,700
"
14
12%
1st preferred——— —10
& Steel Corp
Forge
6%
Ero
9,400
9%
6%
13%
convertible
$2
14%
9%
6
common———10c
Corp
9%
9%
National Corp—_____u——l
Empire
Equity
102
Feb
3,500
10
2 Va
2%
:
3
6%
10%
Sep
ll>/a Oct
—1
2%
3
500
12
6%
—I
Oct
6 y4
23
28% Nov
6,300
1%
11 Va
—10
25% Dec
Mar
iy»
-1%
"
Electronic
52 Va Dec
58% July
36
93 V* Jan
Aircraft -Corp——
Class
Electronics
■
67
Killer
_25c
Jan
31 VA
—V
21
Dec
-25c
Apr;
9%
7% July
Oct
5,800
2,800
8%
Manufacturing Co——.
Higaway Trailer Industries com,
0% convertible preferred
•
32% Aug
Jun
22 y4 Mar
15
% Jan
Electronics——
Si
Jun
Jun
4%
Jun
Feb
44%
25
n
Inc.—
-10c
Products Inc..—10c
Payne
Gallon
21%
6.300
n
25%
•
pfd —100
-—-—100
1% Jun
10
Oct
3Va
Jan
31 Va
4% Oct
20
Dec
6% Jan
9Va
50%
33%
————......
3,900
Nov
52%
8%
-*
—
(W E) & Co 5%%
preferred
32% Dec
Elder Mines and Dev Ltd-—————_1
Bond dp Share———-—5
Electrographic Corp ———_—-1
Electronic Assistance Corp—;— —10c
Electric
Inc
65
May
Jan
Dec
47
—.—.25c
Co
Rubinstein
,
9%
% Nov
6,800
33 V, July
13% Feb
8%
4% Jun
9,600
5
5
14%
28
Oct
61
1,900
5
5%
50
23
21%
5Va
300
63%
4%
26%
1,600
171
171
/-$7
62%
%
2,600
3%
•
63
25Va
25
34
1,400
1,900
1,400
8%
%
34
3%
3%
32% Jan
7%
20V4
8
26%
Lithographing
Bishop rue—......
Corp —....
Helmerich
23'/a
5
Sep
18% Dec
7%
18%
4%
Haaeltine
4 Vc
Freightways Inc—.!
-20c
Malleable
Iron—
——25
States Corp common.1
Eastern
8% Jan
Co.....^—,_10c
—
10c
•
Havana
haisel
Heller
Eastern
...—25
3% Dec
National Kosher Foods Inc_50c
Jan
Jan
E
Eastern
Light
Co
Mfg
Heu-Coii
-
——....—A
—
4
18% Mar
Aug
6%
Helena
f
inc..———-———i
8%
—
Ham
31 l/a Geo
,
37/a
—...—10
•3%
7%
18%
1
—25c
—
6% Dec
400
1%
7%
26%
Corp
Harmon-Kardon Inc
6%
"■«
1%
6%
26%
10c
Corp.
Hau namp Co
Harbor Plywood
17,900
l.bOO
4,600
1%
6%
26%
& B American
Nov
38% Jun
Dec
14
sep
23%
Sep
22
7%
700
Mar
8
8
15
15
8%
15%
1,700
13%
15
15%
700
13 Va
2%
15,400
2%
Dec
4%
Sep
21%
Dec
25%
Nov
"2%
2%
23%
23%
24%
1,700
23%
22%
23,400
29 Va
28 Va
25%
30%
14%
13%
15
Apr
Apr
4,900
25% Apr
43% May
37
NOV
21%
18 % Mar
~
F
Fabrex
Corp
Factor
(Max.)
Fairchild
1
—;
——
& Co class A—.
Camera
6
_1
33%
& Instrument—__i
148%
5%
5,000
7
i 34%
13,600
30%
5
2,400
33
Dec
21
9,700
148 y8 155%
Oct
12
Jan
34%
110% Feb
Dec
201% Aug
of beneficial
shs
Common
$2
int_,__
preferred
Falcon
_——:—
Seaboard Drilling
_30
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd-—1
Fargo Oils Ltd———!
—1
—
Federated Purchaser class A
Felmont
Petroleum
Filmways
Inc
Financial
—10c
——;—
Sterling
Fischer &
Fishman
Corp—4
Inc—__
Porter Co
<M H)
—
,
Ford
Motor
of
1,100
16,200
2,500
6,700
1%
18
4%
4%
12%
10%
_«
3,700
12%
9%
137
19,600
20%
18
200
10%
142
Aug
7% Aug
19%
iVa
Feb
Aug
Dec
47/a Jan
21°ff Nov
4% May
July
8
6%
Jan
4% Aug
tVa Jun
7% Jan
footnotes,
American
4 Ya
18
12%
8
350
111
Industrial
Inland
Inland Homes Corp
Jan
Insurance Co of North
Dec
International
18
Feb
International Holdings Corp.—
Dec
Jun
13%
Jan
181 %
Oct
20
8,200
11%
Nov
_i
10 y4
10%
10%
4,800
10
Oct
1%
iy8
1%
4,900
2%
3%
3%
5,000
8
1,700
27
700
10c
8
7%
—_5
27
26 %
-
see page
36.
,
36%
35%
13%
13%
1
7%
Dec
-.14% Sep
2
Nov
-3%Aug
26
20%
.
.Mar
^5
•xJan
bet
8% Dec
Oct
39%. Feb
Royalty
Iowa Public Service
Iron
Fireman
Ironrite Inc
39
13 Va
3%
20%
500
5%
5
3%
900
4
5,300
20%
18
9%
76 V4
76.
10%
30%
10%
29%
3,500
2%
2 Va
2%,
-1
15%
-1
10c
500
'
15%
6
16%
16%
VA
Va
16%
6%~
17%
ft
1,100
"
3,800
3,100.
48,200
14 Va
31%
Jan
16%
Jan
9
B% July
2
Sep
72
6
Jun
May
Dec
7
2,900
Irving Air Chute—_—
——
Israel-American
Qil Corp—,
Dec
78 %
9%
26
7%
J
Jan
600
8
—
Dec
11
8% AUg
7
Manufacturing—
Beb
20%
60 % July
7Va
——
7%
Nov
300
7%
—
3% Nov
14%
6,300
1,700
Jan
Dec
Mar
86 Va Aug
6% Jan
Jun
9%
7%
—
10
78% Jan
-4%
Jun
10% Sep
77Va
11%
30%
33 %c
1
Co 3.90% pfd—100
International Products
Investors
30% July
11 % Aug
150
80
80
Jan
Oil Company
7 A July
8% May
Inc——»—1
1
5
11% May
100
37
13%
America—... - 5
Breweries
6,200
11,300
8,600
9%
9
1
11% Mar
10%
20%
19%
_i
Plywood Co Inc...—
25 c
Corp class A——|.—1
Credit
Dec
19%
Ll.25
rets
Dec
£1
;—
dep
Jun
4
.
12,900
"
29
Magnetics Corp
Imperial Chemical
Intex
—
10c
%
Dec
■
dep rets ord reg_,
Forest City Enterprises
Fox Head Brewing Co
:
Fresnillo (The) Company.—Friendly Frost Inc.—
Filler; (Geo A) .'CO—
For
5%
5%
__1
Dec
61,200
5%
31%
15% Mar
48,600
3ft
5%
;
'
1%
m
1
—
Canada
Co Ltd—
1>V
3ft
5%
-
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Ford Motor
'American
1ft
5%. 6y8
»%
10
1
Jan
Jun
100
5%
—.2.50
'
4%
13,800
5%
——:_y.——
Co Inc—
5%
17%
1
...
14
26%
4%
17%
5%
25c
Corp———
General
Firth
28 %
1
—1.50
Co
——33 %c
Industriesord reg—-—£1
Imperial
Oil
(Canada)
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—..
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit Si Ireland-£1
Indianpolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd. 100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp—50c
IMC
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates-
Dec
6
Va
Nov
Jan
Dec
21% July
10% Aug
Dec
13% Oct
Jan
2%
78%
July
15%
Feb
31%
Feh
1%
J»n
'
;«,v k
34
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2638)
,
,
Monday, December 26, 1960
,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (R.ng. fo, Week Ended December 23)
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
Last
for Week
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Par
High
Mt
Co
1
12V4
Jetronic Industries Inc
10c
7%
6%
15o
llu
112
2
27,700
16%
Feb
6%
6 500
81/4
Jupiter Oils Ltd
0
7,700
12%
11%
13%
Nov
2
lft May
Jan
preferred
Jun
ft Jun
Diablo
Mt
Products
Metal
Clemens
6r/c
Glass
Jeannette
Exchange
American Stock
—;
Kaiser
Industries
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
Corp
4
(D) & Company
& Electric 4%%
50c
Gas
Drug
Kawneer
Co
Kidde
3%
3
25c
24%
21
12
12
12%
2.50
12%
12%
13V8
1
2%
2%
2 ft
104
%
%
%
1.25
1 %
1%
1%
1
Co
&
61%
94%
27
60%
1
Inc
43,800
15,400
60
1,200
6,650
9V4
5
Stores
(Walter)
94 Vi
2%
2%
2%
1
(Del)
Jewelry
3'ft
100
pfd
Company
Kawecki Chemical Co
Kay
8%
9
94 'ft
29%
241/2
64
>
8
3
88
>.26 Ye
39%
9,600
13
2,800
3,200
-
12
12%
16%
Dec
Nov
Jan
Jun
Feb
Apr
Dec
Dec
Jan
Jan
Muskogee Co
96
Oct
Muter
37
78
24%
:—
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Oil
Kin-Ark
Kingsford
Company
:
...
Company
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kleinert
6%
7%
L)
Inc
Hotels
*
Kobacker
25c
—
20%
3%
1% July
July
10%
17%
Jan
19%
Feb
Sep
National
4'ft
Dec
National
Equipment
Jan
National
Mig
Stores
National Petroleum Ltd—
Sep
&
19%
19%
7,300
19y4
Dec
23%
Apr
National
Presto
19%
20
3,600
19
Dec
23 Va Mar
National
Research
33 tie
2 Va
2Va
Jan
National
Rubber
&
National
La Consolidada
Lafayette
Lake
Inc
A
S
1
Industries
Lamb
4,900
9% July
3%
2 600
5%
4%
5%
--
18,000
600
13%
13%
—
—
—
5%
1
.
5%
1>500
>'
—
\ 9,400
5%
Video
19
26%
7%
8 a
13% Dec
5
Jun
5 ft Dec
Corp
Salle
Realty
Lefcourt
Nestle-Le
5%
Locke
Corp
Steel
;
2,400
22%
100
4%
4%
100
2%
...
New
7%
Jan
Process
New
7%
300
6%
7'/a
11,400
6%
300
15%
Nov
York
York
25c
,
3%
500
3%
3%
3%
—
33%
33 %
36%
10
l<-,a
17%
18%
30c
59%
58%
61%
15%
26%
10,;
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lucky
Service—
Friday
—.
Exploration-
Silver
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
&
Mines.:
10c
__2.t>0
Lead
(The)
Co
Corp
15%
26%
8%
—
2
——
1%
10%
1
10%
26%
9%
-
19,100
8,800
10,700
' "
„
'
21%
3
Oct
Oct
18% Feb
16% Sep
10% Jan:
23% Jan
2}|
16
>15% Nov
26
Mar
•
9% Dec
24
38
20
:
>
.,
Oct
8%
Jun
3
Nov
37/a
Jan
9%-
♦
9%
-
9'ft >-
Maine
Public
16%
20
21%
1%1%
,%
ft
7/»
^
4%4%
r
Sporting Goods
Oil Corporal ion
Mangel
16%
20
l'/a
%
warrants
(G B) Corp class A_;
Mackey
Airlines
Inc__
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
1
33%o
lc
18
4%
_10o
50c
.
600
i
.
-
2,500
1,800
6,200
16,900
2,700
6,900
7
26'ft-
26'%
28%
12
-
400
Apr
24%
Aug
15%
Nov
17%
Nov
12%
3,900
Oct
15% July
•
1,900
17^'B Ma/
34
40%
7,900
34'/b
Jun
39
l'ft
34,300
>1: •
Dec
10
40,300
31%. 33
38'%
1
1
50c
%
19%
19
20%
1
9%
9
9%
2,000
1
1 'ft
20,800
1
%
1
*
-
—_
129%
31%
31»/a
7 Vb
Apr
Mines
%
Dec
1
Jan
Oct
32
Jan
8%
Oct
13%
1
125%
Dec
154
International
Communication
26%
26%
26%
200
25%
Oct
41% Aug
27 %
27%
27%
1,000
25%
Ncv
43
21
Sep
30
10
Ltd
-1
&
18%
Northern
Nortli
Nova
Oils
RR
11
Ind
Nov
4%
Dec
3%
3%
4
.10
A—
Ltd
38%
37%
39'
38'ft
38
39
1%
Maulp
Co
7%
7'ft
7%
8%
12% Jan
Oct
%
-
Mead
Oil
Mines
1 'ft
13
Menasoo
36%
"".'ft
Jan
Jan
7
24%
500
25%
1%
1%
Dec
3 'ft
Jan
Nov
3,500
ft-
Jan
39%
Nov
18,100
4%
39
Sep
4,700
62
6% July
•
40
ft
Sep
.
3%. Jan
' 3%
:
:
67%
Tnc
20
-
82 VA
82%
390
Jan
88%
%
ill
iV
81,500
18
Dec
1%
Jan
6 Vb
6 Vb
6%
6,300
5%
Nov
13%
Jan
10c
3%
3%
4
82
79
2'ft
15,400
5 %
*
Jun
10'ft
11%
-7
Ohio
Brass
Co
Sep
Ohio
Power
4%%
11% May
..
.
23va
Sep
27% July
36%
Jan
-
Ogden Corp
Okall.a
Old
:
Oils
Town
40c
r^__^5UC
ft—1.-,
__1
preferred—ft—<..100
Ltdl.
Corp common
« %
—ft
^Iftft—1
-
preferred
■
4%
12%
.25%
/
—-90c
;
4% • 5 %'
12'ft 13%
25% : 25%
89Va 89%'
i%T
-ft '
4
Corp..—2()c.
—
—.7
—
6%
-
'
A
2
*
3%
86%
23
'ft
8,800
4'ft
.
12%
Opeliku
9%
..
Mig
Inc__
55%
16%
56%
16%
1
12%-
12
12■%/ '* 2,000
41/2 ft2,300*
KlncirW Cnrn.,
.1
Manufacturing class A com
1
lOc
3%
Aug
13%
Jan
17,1
89%
6,300
34'ft
Feb
23%
1,100
19%
8'ft
,
Nov
Sep
7
7%
800
4%
16
1%
3%
15Vb
15%
.
15%
-
ft*
5%
75%
Jan
Jun"
Feb
Jan^
'l&'/a Aug
Sep
12 ft
; Aug
U
■•N7%
Nov
Oct ;*-: A
48'ft Mar
/•
Jan'
95
>
Dec
20
.
Jan
-
ft
-3%
Dec
7%
Feb
15%
4,400
Dec
22 Va
Aug
46
Jun
Jan
May
Jan
38%
—«
92
Nov
Pacific
27%
Jan
Pacilic Gas &
Oct
1
10%
10%
11%
6,500
10%
Nov
1
2%
2%
2%
2,700
__
1% May
Clay
30%
.25
38%
30%
400
27'/a
.
32
Oct
3,500
29 Vb
Jan
31% July
1,600
305/b
27
26'ft
Jan
28%
Sep
1
-25
prei
-25
25%
24%
25%
3 00
24'ft
Jan
27% Mar
25'ft
24%
25 Va
.1,600
23 Vb
Jan
25%. July
Jan
1st
1st
9% Feb
21 %
Jan
Jun
\
8
8
8%
2,600
8
Dec
16%
36
35
37%
5,700
22
Jan
43%
■_
■
-25
25
25
25
900
23%
4.80%
—25
23%
23%
23%
600
22% Mar
26'ft. Aug
247/8 Aug
4.50%
.2!)
22 'ft
21%
22%
900
20% July
30%
Jan
-25
21%
21%
21%
200
20 'ft
Jan
22%
Sep
86%
86%
88
500
82
Jan
93
Aug
85%
85%
85%
110
79%
Jan
90%
Sep
85
Jan
98 V2
Aug
122 '/a May
133%
Sep
8 9'/a
Aug
Jan
Jun
Hone
_io
Corp.—
Corp
107ft
4%
300
4
Aug
11
11
11%
1,700
11
Dec
19%
19%
700
13%
15'ft
5,000
4%
_2.50
convertible
__
-50c
preferred.
5%
5%
700
12%
300
■
•
—
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Ulrro Aluminum
Company
pfd—. 'IIoo
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
"ctfs'V
RR
5%
12%
50
J
Canada
Airlines
1,000
__
Miller Wolil Co common..
of
11%
50c
S ,lpst(pipl"e Co
Mill Factors
Corp
11
__
—5
Mid-West Abrasive
Mohawk
3%
15%
ft
ft
500
ft; 700
17%-
36
Dec
Associates, Inc__
1
Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
4%%
; ;
25% Mar
-25
Microwave
Mining
3"%
' "
7% .Jan
ft.
Oct'/ft>
Aug
4% July
13'ft July
MicromaLic
Midland
400
5
Corp———
Securities
5%%
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common—
6%
preferred
4%
4 %
July
July ft"
Jan
' '
Jurift'ft;
Jan
2%
1,900
.
Oxford
5%
Extruders
Auf
Jan
164%
Dec
1,100
14
Dec
Jan
60
%
13%
%~
% May
4,900
17,200
21,200
80%
-
,v
1
6'ft
33
Oct
23%
"
'
5
___
6%
1%
146'ft 155%
3%
1
Corp
6%
2
8%
3%
3%
22,600 :
3 %
26,900
ll%
1,600
23Va
290
87
3,900-%
3,300
' 3%'
Sep
19%
Dec
~17%~Ap7
13,600
148
1
Miami
Sep
>,■.,V7 :>7/v;.. vft-
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Petroleum
Feb-
1%
>
Dec
Jan
Occidental
Sep*
1%
Oct
21% Sep
26% Mar
21,600
1
1
1
Co
33%
50c
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Refrigerating Co....
Mining Corp Ltd
Iron
30
10%
•
.
Coj——
& Thermit
Feb
100
Jan>
1'^'"
30%
;
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Metal
Jan
6% May
Dec
61
—1
pfd.
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(Del)
O
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Mesabi
Jan
1%
10..%
Dec
7,500
•
1%
3%
61
'
—«.
,* 3%
3,400
1%
1%
3%
-50
Corp—
Corp of Amer A
Overseas
Corp.—
&
Joiinsun
Jan
...1
4%%
Serv
Nickel
Industrial
'••■■
27% July
-
% May
4%
800
22
Dec
Oct
l'/a. Dec
13,500
Ltd
Ltd
Industries
McCulloch
Jan
,
4
1
,
I
._
__—
'
A-
..25
—X
_
Co
Pub
Rankin
U
17,900
-1
class
Cement
Airlines
Pen
5,900
5'/a
Railway—_A_.
Royalties Inc
Canadian
North
{•«
%
32,300
14
4%
%
■'
-1
Southern
Northeast
Nov
ft. 5%
-1
.
American
North
Sep,
Dec
15%. Dec
30
Apr
15
Aug
%
%
1
—
Inc
American
North
62
Marine
Co. warrants.
Massey-Ferguson
Feb
„—•
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer sliares.lOs
Martin
Jan
2 % May
Nov
40
.10
Lites
Norfolk
,2% Jan
15% Jan
36% Dec
Sep
i3V2
800
J
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
JIarconi
Jan
18'ft
20,100
125% 130
Jun
Sep
27/b
Rosario—3.33 %
Co
Nipissing Mines
July
Sep
Oct
Dec
16
.
9,300
31%
2.50
Inc
21%
—•
Co.
Stores
21%
17
1
Service
Specialities
Majestic
Feb
% Mar
,
1
Macke
Mages
Jan
July
May
2%
2%
-
..14,100
;
,25c
.—
.
Co
Honduras
Jan
.
Magna
Jan
Aug
\ 1%
'
M
MarFadden Publications Inc
Inc
Oct
Oct
29%
'
% Dec
10% May
13% Oct
300 V
13%
31%
...1
Merchandise
Rim
Nuclear
Mark Truck."
Va
41
Jan
'
'.
2,900
17
13 %
.ft-
39'ft
-20
Co
i
Auction
&
24%
Nov
42%
12%
25
7%
Jan
18%
19,100
ft
A
16%
16%
.
--
Land
Co
Nickel
Nov
>15%
14,500
~
100
250
Jan
Jan
Feb
1
Dec
10% Dec
23% Oct
13,500
200
2%
2%
2
20%
20%
1
Class B
1%
6%
12 'ft
8% Oct
>"'■--
1%
2%
•,l.'
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1
1
Watch Co
Chem
&
Jan
Norlh
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co—
:
1
Longines-Wittnnuer Watch bo
—
1
Loral
Electronics
Corp new com__25c
Jan
Sep
Oct
>11% Oct
11
Nov
—
2%
2%
——
Arizona
7%
Noma
Class ' A
32
—
.—2
—
Zinc
&
,13%
V
19
32
A
:
&
Mining
York
New
Bartlett—
&
Park
Jan
6%
—
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4'/a
28
-
...
4
Jersey
New
Jan
Dec
7%
19
Jan
4%
7 Va
19
7%
1%
12%
15%
10c
& Tel—_—
Tel
Min
Idria
Mexico
New
13% Aug
32%
1%
15%
1
Co—
Clock
New
Jan
May
/..
'
13
1,000
12%, ft \ 2,000
8%
500
Corp.*—■_ .30c
class
:
England
Haven
New
Apr
63 Va
9% May
7%
5
—
.
11%
Nov
2
22
1
America Inc
of
Chain
Kessler
Lockwood
10%
22%
2%
10
preferred
Lithium
57.000
10'/a
22 y2
1
Fabrics of N Y com
Liberty
-
2%
10%
1
Sep
8%
10,800
__
Co.——
Corp
Mur
New
Jan
Jan
Oct
Jan
Nov
33
Jan
>>12% Apr
'
New
8'/a
100
4.600
41%
38%
3
Inc
Inc
(RG)
Tourneau
25c
Corp
Refineries
Leonard
Le
38%
5
Corp
9
9
5
University—
Extension
Leesona
12
12
8%
-
;
2%
,
160
12%
12%
-
•
—;——_——
New
La
'
32%
24
lie
47,900
12% ; '
400
16%
7,800
19 «"!....
300
34 <>?
1,000
,
Electric
Nelly Don Inc
9% May
15% Jan
6
National
Natus
6% Oct
4% Oct
16%
5
.
Corp
7%
16%
10
.
Inc
Industries
7%
16%
13%
Union
5% Oct
4% Sep
3,900
13%
'
Oct
'
National
14% Jun
. _
Ltd
Associates—
Transit
Dec
12% Jan
3% July
3
Corp of Delaware
Lamson & Sessions Co
'
Lanslon
7%
11%
3%
5
.
Lamson
Larchfield
-
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
7%
10%
3%
—
1
Corp
Ltd
Mines
6,700
1,500
11%
—75 Desos
—/
Electronics
Radio
Shore
35
Jan
6%
.
5Uc
Chemical.—.;
Car
35
8% Jan
7
Sep
28
34%
1
.
.
32
—10
Machinery
Starch
Steel
National Telefilm
Apparel
L'Aiglon
•
21
1
National
3%
Sep
■(
•
Dec
Nov'"
3%
4,400 1
32
2
Corp
National
1%
Jun
Oct
7'/a
1
18,800
21
-
—25c
Inc
Industries
19'/a
19%
5,200
•
2,600
1
Machines
Rental Ltd.
Weld
Electric
25'/a
24 Va
19
J*
' '
—
7%
•-
'.
2,100
1
1
Jan
Nov
2
-
Sep
Jan
8%
.
4
—Jfc
.
20% July
13% Apr
—
—
..5
ft Jan
Oct
-
—
—
.1
I
2%
'1,000
•
7%
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
4 "ft.
• >
4%
800
18%
18%
18%
3%
7%
•
7.50
preferred.
3%
4%
18,100
5
Stores
-1
7%
Inc
(The) Corp Class A—
$1.20
8'ft
4%
Industries
convertible
Kratter
8,1
7%
_1
2,900
3%
3%
7%
7%
-3
21
3%
8
.-1
——.
Jan
300
21
new
Corp
Napco
Inc—.
Namm-Loeser's
4% Mar
-
,
Jan
14%
34%
Dec
Oct
5
,.
34%
N
2%
10,300
7%
5,500
23%
Sep
Aug
Sep
Oct
12,600
13%
Feb
-
Nov
17
30
29
Oct
Va.
12%
6%
3%
V
100
8%
1%
l7/a
12%
Dec
,.2,200,.,
8
2%
i\1
1
9%
14,100
7,000
1%
Nov
Nov
10,000
Jan
'ft
Jan
Dec
4%
2 %
1%
16%
7%
20%.
3,300
>
Jan
May
22%
32 %
Dec
1
Rubber Co
(IB)
(H
KnotL
V
4%
4,300
19%
%
10,600
20o
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
Klion
■
Jan
Feb
4
'i,
3U Mar
1% Mar
.3,300
>
•
3%
Feb
18,000
.i.5
Kilembe
Dec
27%
9%
3%
'
14
500
-
24
6%
;
3%
3Va Aug'
-
8
<
2'
32'ft-
,
>--,;>
50c
Company
Jan
18 Vs
4
19%
5
__2.50
—10
300
1
Dec
19%
9-
1
July
July
61/4
231/2
1
-—
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mig Co_w—•-—
Muskegon Piston Ring Co—
,
15
15
231/2
8'/b
—
-
/
200
2'ft
3%
1
High
Low
--
—
—2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel—12.50
MPO Videotronics class A
——1
Mills Inc
Mount Vernon
Murphy
•
—
Range Since Jan.
Shares
High
2'ft
3%
•
4
-1
for Week
of Prices
Low
-
1
com
.—
Company
Muntz TV Inc__
K
-
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Par
Week's
Friday
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
—
Inc..—
97%
97%
4%
5 'ft
:
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltdl—"
Molybdenum Corp of America.
I]
1
3'ft
1
tl(
1
99 %
24%
1UC
3'ft
6% Feb
20%
Jun
19% Dec
24% Jan
11%
15%
5%
Aug
Oct
7
Dec
July
83
Jun
35
Feb
10Va
Jun
13 Vb
Jan
300
95
Feb
104
24%
500
23%
Nov
39
5'/a
5,100
4%
Sep
9%
Jan
4
Jan
3'ft-
1,400
2%
Nov
10,500
'/a
■
'
'ft
Sep
1%
Aug
Jan
Jan
37
37
39'ft
8,500
28%
Oct
59%, Jan
23%
Warrants
23%
24%
2,600
18
Oct
39%
Jan
3%
13,500
3
Oct
8%
Jan
Pacific
$4.40
•
Lighting $4.50 preferred^...
•
preferred
dividend
......
»
preferred..
$4.75 conv dividend preferred.-..
$4.36 dividend preferred
$4 75
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Warrants
Page-Hersey
Corp
•
5%
class
►
#
'
1
2%
10l/4
6 Va
.100
.1
*
;
100%
1
pfd
A-
Tubes
.
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—
Light
&
class
.
—
Paddiiigion "Corp
Pall
Ltd
-ft
Power
♦
Airlines——
Pacific
Pacific
•
dividend
A—
84'/a
85
•
"
—
—
400
78'ft
2 Vb
Oct
4%
8
Jun
13%
Aug
5'/a
Jun
9%
Jan
90
Jan
100%
Apr
Jan
2%
7,500
10%
57,700
6V2
6,600
100% 100%
275
2%.
9%
6
Jan
53
53
57
5,900-
18%
24%
24%
25%
2,800
31%
29%
32%
59% Aug
20% July
24% Oct
7,400
30%
39
•
ft]
Dec
29,700
'%
Dec
1% Mar
lin)
n
18-
Bol
%
%
—1
——--2
6%
6%
6%
600
6V2
Oct
14%
14%
14'Va
200
12%
Jun
2
13%
13%
13%
1,000
11 '/a
Jun
1
—2
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredg Ltd
1
Peninsular Metal' Products...—
1
Penn Traffic Co,-—*
— 2.50
Pentron
Electronics Corp
1
7%
7%
7%
2,300
(C A)
Jan
2%
vtc..2
Petroleum
Jan
Aug
53,500
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1
Pancoastal
Jan
1
A
•
Park
Monogram
Precision
Monongahela
Power
4.40%
preferred
1
100
series
B
Co
j
Moody Investors Service partic pref
For footnotes, see page 36.
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100
:*
l
•
89
<
144
11%
85
87%
250
92
..100
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward «fc Co class A
Chemical
Chemical
Parker
Class
4.50%
Montrose
3
Co—
preferred
4.80%
Industries
94
160
89
89
10
143% 146
10% -11%
180
'••7,600
80
87%
83%
141
10%
46
Feb
Jan
Jan
Dec
Dec
Mar
90
96
92 %
Oct
Sep
Nov
156
AUg
14% Aug
55 'ft
Dec
Pen
Co
Company
class
A
B
Parkersbwrg-Aetna Corp
Patino of Canada Ltd
—..
12%
Jan
16%
Jan
\ 15% Feb
Dec
7
12%
Jan
3%
•
3%
3%
1,000
3 Vb Mar.
4%
2 fa
— .
2
H!
2%
6,300
2
3%
Oct
9'/a
8%
9«/2
4,100
6
>11%
Aug
7 Vb.
7 VB
100
7%
Feb
—
"2%
''
%
Dec
Vb May
6% July
Sep
'
2%
3Vb
2,800
2%
Dec
6 y4 May
;
—
Volume
192
Number
6015
...
The
Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
(2639)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range
Week's
Friday
stocks
Last
American Stock Exchange
Friday
for Week
of Prices
STOCKS
Shares
Range Since Jan.1
•'
'
^
"
••
-
Low
Par
7%
,
"
life
Photo
Peruvian
Oils
7%
High
,
Dec
13
65%
300
60
Oct
25%
27%
800
21
Oct
40
■
68
26%
20c
—
1,300
65
45%
Minerals-——-—,-'1
&
low
7%
65
.
Perfect
High
7%
1
Par
Feb
Servo Corp of America
Aug
y4
Seton
%
48%
10,600
Jan
66"% July
1 %
17,800
IS Feb
1,900
31% Mar
33%
Bhattuck
Denn
Low
11%
113/4
.20c
—.
Co_
1 % Mar
36%
Leather
Sales
for Week
of Prices
1
Servomechanisms Inc
Jan
1 Va
43
%
Sale Price
Week's
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
.
Pep Bbys (The)_
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp—
——.2.50
for Woek Ended December 23)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
35
7%
7%
6%
~6%
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
13%
High
19,600
Oct
24%. Jan
4,700
8
9%
7%
Dec
16
Jan
40
Sep
10% Mar
Jun
*
Mining
5
35
6%
500
6%
27%
28%
127% 129
1,000
24%
3,900
90
Mar
129
Dec
80
89
July
96
Nov
Nov
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
Philippine Long Disl Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co_.
Phoenix
Steel
Piasecki
Aircraft
Pierce
4%
4%
5
700
3%
4Va
1,600
4%
3%
4
~7%
TV
a
7%
5,800
7
_1
8%
8%
8%
900
111
8lA
8
8%
2,000
_10 pesos
10c
(Del)— —
Corp
Corp..
Industries
34
34%
T——'—5
,.
Inc
47%
Dec
Dec
.
Dec
16
7 % May
Feb
Shawinigan Water &,
Sherwin-Williams Co
4%
preferred
■*
Jan
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
Co
of
of
Plastic
Materials
•
Inc.I.Toc
&
Polymers
Pneumatic Scale.'—
Polarad
Electronics
.
__.ro
12%
4,100
10
7' Va
1,100
6
6%
6%
.
99
12
.12
'
40 Va
Corp—— —50c
./
100
22%
35
16,200
40 Va
20%
21%
89%
,550
Jan
103% Aug
133/4 Mar
Sep
May
17
Petroleum
r
Products
class
A_—
_—-1
(The) Corp_
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell
&
2%
1
___.
Inc
2 3/a
4,800
11%
13%
10,500
16
Oct
59%
Jan
36 5/a
Jun
Simca
47%
IIIZi
*
2fV
*
—.
46%
Nov
Nov
1,100
15%
Dec
24
9%
Sep
11
Jan
a
ift
61
2
58 3/a
Jan
t
,•
1,100
A
62
* L:
1 _66%
Preston
Mines Ltd
Proctor-Silex Corp
Progress
$1.25
Mfg
Co
4%
4
1
Inc
44
210
,■
Jun
1
20,400
3%
% July
59 Va
•
3Va
66
May
Feb
Feb
5%
A
5,800
4%
9,700
27% May
Sinclair
Public
Service
4%%
of
3A
.
5%
Jan
South
Penn
5%
53/4
3,900
5%
Dec
9%
13 Va
1,600
113/4
Oct
20%
193/4
1«%
Oct
20% Aug
IB
Apr
33%
Jun
11'/a
Jun
ki.
.
19% -21 %
Pyle-National
Co
—20c
i
83 3/a
300
...
2,200
.
—
5
___—
_;
Oil
Co
10%
900
9»A
Jan
83 3/8
83%
100
81%
Jan
1,100
22 Va
13 Va
88
35
8,900
-
Jan
Sep
56% Sep
20%
500
113/4
13;
50%
21%
■
—
Sep
29%
Jan
Nov
23 3/a
111
2A
.
4.400
,
H2
3%
Dec
Jan
_•
*
-v.--
j.,. i
Oil
12.50
Real
Estate
Trust
of
25
preference.
Soundcraft
Reis
(Robert)
Reliance
Corp
Co
&
Insurance
Remington
Rio
Vtc
19%
19%
193/4
3%
3%
33/4
200
3%
1,200
,
3 Va
preferred
California Petroleum
Material* Co Knc
Pipe
6%
6 Va
"7%
23,100
2 Va
2V4
2%
5,000
13
6,100
1J
•
%
55 Va
19%
Sep
5%
Oct
Jan
11%
12%
f
14%
5% Dec
2
5
Sep
Shoe
Jan
5%
Jan
% May
2
Stanley
59
Dec
9% July
14
Oct
14%
15%
7,900
Co—:
2%
2%
2%
800
8
8
8
*
7A
7A
Tor
%
15
—
26
Jan
8%
Jan
6%
Apr
Oct
28%
Jan
1% Aug
7% Jun
2%
9%
Jan
Jun
13
800
7%
A
22,500
6% July
% July
22,500
5
3%
15%
Steel
Co
Steel
5%
14%
3%
Dec
6,700
13%
Nov
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Jan
30%
30%
33%
2,1200
18%
Oct
6
6
700
~9
—1
-
5%
5% May
3% Apr
7
4%
3%
5%
4
13,100
3%
Oct
5%
8
9
3,100
7%
Dec
1,800
1%
2
513
613
21,100
Russeks
50c
1%
1 %
1 %
2,200
700
1%
Nov
5
A
Dec
1%
Oct
■18% 'Jan-
4%
10
3%
Jan
Mar
Jan
_1
2%
2%
2%
6,300
2
Dec
3%
Jan
Petroleum
1
2%
2%
2%
2,900
2%
Nov
4
1
1%
1%
2
3,200
1%
Dec
4%
(Hugo)
Container
Stroock
Stylon
Inc_.
Gas
Electric
18
16 pesos
18%
2,500
5%
6%
3,600
5%
8 %
5%
—2.50
Milling Co Ltd
San
9
%
1,200
6% May
15% Mar
Oct
18%
4%'A
.series
preferred!
20
series
preferred—.
20
5.60%
series preferred
18
18
100
Jan
17%
20
4.40%
(S)
&
Sep
Jan
3,600
Jun
28%
Dec
9%
39,200
7%
Oct
113/4
Jan
800
73/4
Nov
13%
Jan
200
10
9%
54
Nov
Sep
17%
72% Jan
9%
93/4
2 300
Oct'
14
24%
300
23
Sep
20
Feb
12%
13
400
11%
Oct
183/b
Jan
%
1
38,600
3/a
Nov
%
69%
9%
~4
2,200
10%
7,400
23%
500
4
6
6
6Va
8%
8%
9
%
2%
20,000
25c
2% Feb
July
9%
74%
Nov
Nov
17%
Jan
Feb
21
24%
Jun
6 3/a
Jun
6
Oct
12 Va
Jan
600
%
500
7%
Oct
12
Jan
Va July
28,600
2%
9,600
83/4
200
10
400
»
2
Nov
8%
Nov
8
%
Jan
4%
Jan
15
J an
—
Dec
Jan
10
1
28"%
28%
31%
8,000
253/4
Oct
40% Jun
•
J
683/4
68
693/4
225
62 3/a
Nov
92
5
8
12%
(Del)
10c
8
200
"2%
12%
12%
143/4
1
143/4
200
23/S
23/4
45,200
2,000
63/4 May
Jan
9%
Jan
11%
Dec
203/8 Jan
14 3/8
Nov
17
Mar
5
40%
42%
800
2%
Apr
3% July
18 Va
*
Corp
Corp
59
Jan
Feb
2
9%
8%
2%
8%
5
Corp
693/4
9%
33/4
1
Ir.c
65%
23%
10c
Products
Nov
223/4 Sep
Aug
17%
17%, 193/4
1,300
36% July
17% Dec
47
1
23%
Jun
___1
33%
323/a
34%
6,800
30 Va
Oct
42
14
1,300
12%
Jan
6,200
.
Co—
•
(Del)
Electronics
1
;
Inc
International
Ltd
10c
Petrol
Corp
,
!
;
1
25a
X133/4
Sep
15% May
3%
3%
3%
Oct
4%
5
4 3/a
5
6,400
4%
Oct
9 Va July
33/a
3%
33/a
30,000
3%
Feb
43/a Mar
2
Dec
.,2%
33/a
Jan
Corporation
2
2%
10,600
2%
2%
2%
1,200
2% May
3% Aug
2
2
2 Va
1,000
2
Dec
4
July
5%
5%
5%
1,400
4%
Oct
83/a
Jun
323/a
313/4
33
10,200
Oct
42%
Apr
5
21%
21%
22
2,000
16 Va
Feb
233/4
5
Superior Tool & Die Co
Superior Window Co class A
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Talon
Inc
Class
4%
B
class
21%
213/4
21%
1,100
15%
Jan
23%
Apr
6 Va
Jun
7%
Jan
1
_10c
._
——2
A
common
common.—
cumulative
Technical
10
;
*
23
6Va Mar
38
36%
38
7,500
Apr
5
Corp—„_
Inc.—.
Inc
5%
Va
5,600
Nov
38% July
10% Jan
*
.
Operations
Technicolor
Tel-A-Sign
—
preferred
Tampa Electric Co__
Taylor International
333/8
32%
37%
5,000
32%
Dec
38 Va
Dec
10%
11%
50,500
6%
Jun
12%
Dec
3%
7,700
2
Feb
12%
13%
18,100
4% Aug
213/a Aug
5
5
25
5
Jan
<
1
11%
20c
3%
10c
12%
1
9%
9
Va
93/4
4,200
8%
1
23/4
2%
3%
7,000
2
Mar
14% Aug
43/4 Nov
_J0c
Inc
Teletro
Industries
Corp
Corp
Industries
19
Jan
Inc_,
.
Electronics
16
Jan
Oil
7
63/4
7Va
4,000
6 Va
May
10"/a
6
6
6%
2,700
53/4
Nov
73/4
1%
1%
l3/4
7,000
1%
Dec
4% Mar
1 Va
Inc—25c
50c
—
Corporation
Power
&
3
14% July
Textron
21%
Sep
Thew
18%
Oct
Thompson-Starrett
Inc
Petroleums
Petroleums
Feb
16%
Jan
20%
20
1
%
50c
%
Ltd
Ltd
(Del)—
Jan
A
A
55,700
%
%
4,500
8%
—_25c
8%
200
% Aug
% July
8
Oct
& Fisher
"7%
7%
7%
1,100
6%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
4,300
4
Oct
3.50
5Va
4%
5%
18,100
1
5%
5%
5%
500
1
3%
3
3
Paper Corp—
Sayre
25c
1
Saxon
11 Va
Oct
Jan
Sep
Nov
Jan
2 % July
92 3/a
50
89
Jan
1
1 Va
19,400
1
Dec
93'A Aug
1% Jan
9%
9Va
9%
2,200
8 3/a
Oct
183/4
Jun
6 J/4
6 %
6%
5,900
6 Va
Dec
6 3/a
Dec
-5
16%
16%
16 3/a
2,900
15 »/a
NOV
20%
Jan
com..—10c
l3/4
1%
1%
10,200
1% July
3%
Jan
8%
8
8%
800
Dec
14%
Jan
1
Light $4.56
pfd
50o
Inc
"lA
"warrants"
1%
1%
92 3/a
1%
•
10c
Texstar Corp
Textron
Electronics
18%
Sep
23 % July
Shovel
Co
—
Co
Inc
70c
convertible preferred—
Thomcliffe Park Ltd
,
Thriftimarket
2%
2%
Co
Scurry-Rainbow
Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber—
Western
9%
__50c.
5,300
Airlines
r
.
4% July
4%
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
Tilo
Roofing
8
5Va Aug
11%
Jan
25
243/4
253/a
900
20 V*
Jun
27%
Jan
1
24%
24
243/4
2,800
23 %
Jun
31 ®/a
Jan
Inc
1
19
17
19%
7,800
13%
Oct
22
Jan
11
1
25c
53/8
53/a
6
1,600
Jan
12%
10
Inc
Thorofare Markets Inc
Seaboard
July
7'/a
143/4
28%
2,900
Co—
preferred
Industries
8% Nov
17
23 3/a
10c
ordinary
Corporation
Texam
18%
Ltd—._—.——_•
Corp
8an Carlos
Sarcee
'43/a Feb
11% May
4% Jun
58
8 Va
1
B
Stop & Shop Inc
Texas
Sapphire
100
Jan
s
Savoy
800
11%
9
1
Terry Industries Inc
series
2,800
11%
9%
1
Co
Terminal-Hudson
b%
.
Apr
253/4
28
1
Inc
Precision
Television
&
5
Jan
58
—
10
Tenney Engineering Inc
Salem-Brosius
—
lo
Corp
Jan
Haynes
Lawrence
100
Dec
Jan
8% July
Feb
Company—,
Consolidated
Diego
1
,
class
Brewers
Teleprompter
Bt.
65
41% Aug
6%
(The F C)
Feb
May
_1
Corp
Aluminum
(J B)
82% Aug
£1
Inc__
52%
22 Va
30
Corporation
Stetson
Syntex
Jan
1%
&
Dec
73%
*
Ryerson
5%
26
1,180
50c
Avenue
5
9%
—
Co
Inc
Canada
Stinnes
Sunair
80
Royal American Corp___
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Ryan
_a
_i
Instruments
of
Supercrete
41,800
16
5
11%
preferred
Enterprises Inc
Parts
Sunset
78%
30o
Roxbury Carpet Company
Russell
7%
16 Va
50c convertible
Sep
78%
1.50
Inc
Dec
6%
Uranium Mines Ltd
Starrctt (The) Corp commdn
A July
*
Raceway
Fifth
8 A
'
100
Rogers Corp
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Roosevelt
Dec
58
613/4
15 3/a
Stanrock
Jan
3%
Co—
Amer dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc
613/4
613/4
7%
(Kentucky)
Aviation
Mar
45% Feb
14%
pfd F
25% Sep
25% Aug
15%
Corp..
Tube
Statham
11%
Oct
1
50c
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Jan
_1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants—
Stahl-Meyer Inc:
Oil
4,500
59
11%
1
22%
-1
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Shares
800
;
59
Inc—20c
400
Corp. _2
Line
Products
Aug
21%
Nov
1965
300
21
Standard
Dec
3
140
24%
23%
23%
193/4 Mar
Standard
Sep
4
Products
65
24%
23%
1,500
29 Va
Dec
12
Jan
61%
Jun
21
36% July
Oct
19
1,500
to
28%
20%
Jan
1,000
Technical
3,700
21
11%
600
14,500
extended
Robinson
30 3/8
25
1,000
5
4%
Gas
29%
Aug
313% Aug
20 % Mar
18"%
4%
4%
Valley
30
30 Va
400
18%
5
16%
Grande
1,500
21%
18%
4%
A
28 %
8% Aug
21
Standard
4
series
26%
6% May
17 % May
1,500
21%
Standard-Thomson
4%
Warrants
Jan
7%
25
Jan
Mines Ltd common
Rio Algom
15 s/a
cumulative
Aug
4%
Ridgeway Corp
Feb
Oct
26 %
7,200
4.08%
Stone
Rico
Jun
8%
9%
7%
4.24%
10
•
Corp
Argentine Mining
6%
453/4
22% Aug
23
Aug
27
.
Nov,.
July
1
Resistoflex
~9%
Jun
Feb
Jan
Nov
1
~9%
Jan
May
Nov
—
Dec
4
53
63/a
22
5,500
1
Republic Foil Inc—
Republic Industrial Corp—
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
6 5/a
4%
453/4
48
153/4
%—1
5,000
53%
20%
2,600
27%
23
22
5c
Inc___
4,100
Jan
300
4,600
——————1
Arms Co
6 Va
5%
Jan
800
7Va
—10
%
5%
35 Va
113%
•'
;
Co—
6
Apr
Nov
35% July
26%
58
16%
Corp
6%
A Jan
Jan
213/b
6 5/a
.___
Investment
8,140
8
39
36
57%
Statecourt
Reeves
48%
Jan
21
Investment
Reinsurance
38
100
4}j} Dec
Jan
21%
16%
1
48%
50
Jan
5 s/a
Nov
26
6%
1
28
25
;•
__1
28
'«■
3%
2V»
Va
preferred
cumulative preferred—
16 VA
1
39
25
preference
cumulative
22%
America
•5\
39
25
preferred
convertible
40c
Realty Equities Corp of N Y_
fteda Pump Co
_Reeves Broadcasting & Dev
6%
25
preferred
cumulative
Standard
:
9,500
4.32%
1
1
Jan
% May
6%
fr
4.56%
10
—___
31
♦
Co
_1
...
Jan
19 Va Aug
1
May
3,100
•
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard
Metals
Co
Inc
29%
31,700
.
R
Corp
Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
17% July
475
i%
3A/4
Jan
11%
oD
Rath
66,100
24%
3%
1
cumulative
Spencer
11B
_1
Rapid-American
24%
1
30,700
1
Southern
Ramo
19%
A
_£1
Corp
cumulative
Southland
;
Sep
21
~1
%
4.48%
.,
Q
Corp
223/4
%
1
Southern
Lithium
Apr
1
Southern
Quebec
%
•
Southern
Quebec Power Co
Jan
•
Southern California Edison—
5%- original preferred—.
4.78%
40 3/8
48
3
-
%
Jan
10%
—100
29,000
Jun
12 5/a
.
—
_a
%
33/4
5,000
Manufacturing
Coast
•
Feb
Colorado—
preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puget Sound Pnlp & Timber".
A
25c
Corp
South
19 %
; 20
•
a
A
__1
.
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Slick Airways Inc
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills
4.88%
Gas
Oct
46%
19 3/a
Jan
17%
Publishing—
Venezuelan
Dec
'
Providence
Nov
1,200
2
Ltd
43%
13
—20
1
42%.
193/4
1
common
preferred
Company
,
(The)
40
1
convertible
Prophet
42%
31%
173/4
213/4 Sep
,
Boss
Inc
25
17%
2
preferred
Sonotone
Prentice-Hall
31%
17%
,10c
.
Boardman
313/4 Jan
Jan
47%
■
;•
•
—____.
Jan
2 Va
.9%
16%
11
A
American /Shares
conv
Oct
10c
Co
;
Simmons
;.100
15%
11.
V
(Del)__-2.50
Power Corp of Canada—'.
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd.—
Pratt & Lambert Co
2%
12%
L'.._2.50
Alexander
B
Simpson's
Polycast
class
Silvray Lighting Inc
$3
Poloron
Co
96
313/4
Silver Creek Precision
Corp_
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Jun
94%
__3
—__
.
9%
»
Oct
*
28%
127%
100
Canada.
America
Siboney-Caribbean
Class
98 %
98%
—50
__.
•
12.50
!
'
Signal Oil & Gas
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co—_
Power
common..
11% Aug
16% Feb
Dec
8
,6%
'6%
Sep
8% Jan
C% Mar
Jun
8"%
7%
Oct
Jan
3%
7,900
2%
Nov
8%
Jan
2%
18,200
2%
Nov
5%
Oct
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
deposit rets ord registered
£1
deposit rats def registered—5s
Shipyards Corp—
20
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
100
Amer
Todd
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Acceptance Corp class A
Tower
53/8
53/b
53/a
100
5 V*
May
July
20%
193/4
20%
800
19%
Dec
83
83
84%
175
78
Jan
1
2%
2 5/8
2%
1 000
1
3%
3%
3%
1,600
50a
Va
Va
3*2
51,800
13%
123/4
16%
3.400
12% Mar
6 3/4
Feb
27%
Jan
86
2% May
3% Dec
3%
Sep
Jan
8%
Jan
Va Juiy
8% Feb
16%
.<<
Trans Cuba Oil
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Securities
Security
Seeburg
Seem an
Serrick
Corp
Bros
•
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
4
"
2
4,900
800
400
"
Dec
2%
Oct
3
Pec
4%
5%
Jan
Feb
3}$
312
21%
20%
21%
25,500
16%
Apr
28 Va
3
21%
21 Va
22%
5,500
14%
Apr
23
9 Va
103/4
2,700
9%
Dec
14% July
Inc
footnotes,
,
HIi
Petroleums
Corp
Corp class B—
For
1
General
Freehold
(The)
-10c
—
see page
1
36.
—
4% Mar
July
Aug
Co
class
A
Trans Lux
Corp
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Trav-ler
Radio
Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental
8
%
9 Va
3.300
Dec
17%
Jan
73/4
Nov
8%
Dec
1
5%
53/a
5%
4,000
5%
Dec
•
15%
15%
15%
4,600
15%
Dec
25%
24%
253/4
5,700
20% Oct
27% Jan
19%
19%
19%
2,900
19%
22
warrants
True Temper Corp
83/4
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10
Dec
29
Jan
Jan
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Range Since Jan.1
Low
High
Low
Par
Gas
Union
Investment
Union
Stock Yards
United
of
Co
Alsco
10%
Inc
Asbestos
1
1
United
Elastic
Milk
Molasses
Jan
3%
Oct
3%
15,300
.13
18,900
Boston
Chemoil
% July
Chicago Transit
Davega Stores
Apr
42 %
400
5%
11,500
4% July
7% Jan
1V4
IV2
14,400
IV*
Nov
3%
Jan
4 3/4
4%
5
900
4%
Dec
8%
Jun
5%
Dec
6
Feb
40%
.10s
55
Oct
Jan
"eyas
Air
1st
&
80
167%
Jun
6,000
6%
Dec
3%
3%
3%
5,200
3%
Nov
5%
Jan
General
5%
6
1,400
5%
Dec
11%
Jan
AGuantanamo
34 %
35,900
27 %
171
181%
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
Foil
U
8
Rubber Reclaiming Co
Co
Tile
Co—
class
B,
Universal
American
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
Container
Universal
Controls
Corp
8%
9
31
3lVi
2,200
6%
6%
25c
16%
14%
16%
Universal
Marion
—*
;
14%
Aug
Jan
12 y»
8%
7,900
•7%
subord
6s
5%s
Norman
Industries
Jun
Feb
National
9% July
National
Viewlex
Inc
class
Food
7%
6%
Sep
7
Midland
5'A
5%
1,400
5
5
5'A
2,500
4%
6
6
6%
4.700
5%
13%
13'A
14%
—250
14%
14%
16
7%
1
17% Aug
Oct
Jan
12 %
5%
7,000
6%
6
6%
9,100
16
16'A
700
11% July
12
12%
900
11%
12
9% May
8 ¥4 Oct
•
——
Inc
6%
4% May
16%
11%
—100
-.
2,400
Jan-July
Valley
1993—
A
•
$2 preferred
Waltham
-30
Instrument Co.
Precision
17
Bellas
$6
series
&
8,200
3
73%
10
70
1%
500
28
——'
30
due
^.Jan-July
14
Jan
Dec
5%
4%
Safe
5%s
1984
19
4%
Dec
1%
Dec
Jun
1%
•
75 %
83%
1,110
61
July
93
Harbor
Feb
34
Oct
—
3%
1,000
3%
5% Aug
Apr
.1.25
1%
1%
1%
600
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
-1%
%
%
n
6,200
%
Oct
151
Jan
West
Chemical
-50c
17'A
Feb
West
Texas Utilities
79
Products
Inc
Oct
23 3A
-
Jan
4%
10,300
3%
Jan
88 3A Aug
5% Apr
3%
3%
4%
11,500
3%
Nov
4%
Dec
3
A
3A
700
3
Aug
4
Nuclear Inc
Western
3%
2,800
2%
Dec
3%
Uranium
Inc—
%
%
4,000
West.mnrplanrt
—5C
2%
1976—Jan-JuZp
,
"»
x29
I20
Inc
19 3A
30
% Mar
400
20%
19%
10
29
Dec
19%
2,200
River
Oil
'
Dec
%
,
47
—10c
24%
1
3y4
47
%
1
Corp
Wickes
(The)
Wieboldt
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50
1961.
to
1963—_
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&
debs
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41
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3,900
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%
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Corp
debs
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1963
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ser
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June-Dec
&
Knapp
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a
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1974
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100
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12%
Jan
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8%
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11%
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1951
Jan-July
14% May
30%
3%
3%
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Feb
19%
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17%
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21% Nov
18%
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88'A
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pfd.—100
•
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70
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series
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98
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1949
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94%
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a
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of Denmark
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69
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.
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98
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Jun
87
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.
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15
65
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Jan-July
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Jan
3,200
100
98
'
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63%
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Oct
29
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Apr
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Dec
14
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(Plan A)
(Republic of)—
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.
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2s 2012—Jan-July
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40
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stamped
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regular.
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1A
2% May
3%
Jan
1
1%
Jan
May
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f
stamped
par
value,
Ex-liquidating
(not
included
tribution.
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A Bonds
(Plan A)
a Deferred
distribution,
in
year's
Ex-rights,
g
$46
delivery transaction
Ex-stock
dividend,
range),
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r
Ex-stock
Transaction
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
1
20%
20 y4
20%
2,400
Co
50«
4%
4%
5%
5,900
41/4
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Corp
10c
4%
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4%
6,200
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'
,
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1
29%
Sep
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Jan
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5%
Jan
"w
Jun
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h Ex-principal,
(not
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n
included
and ask prices;
receivership.
usedabove—"cod,"
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no
sales being
in
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transacted
transaction
•
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-
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,
;
during the current week.
certificates
of deposit; ."cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
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with warrants;
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range),
*
"M," mortgage;
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range),
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.
Abbreviations
Mar
3% May
20
(not
cash
being traded flat.
§ Reported in
Bale
for
dividend,
t Friday's bid
'
;
__
Ltd—
dep rets
preference.
Wright Hargreaves
V*
101%
Dec
30%
17%
19
25
_
American
6%
94
93
1981—May-Noo
3s
C
Mortgage Bank
Wood Newspaper Machine
Wood all Industries Inc
92
April-Oct
Corp
,
Mar
8%
3%
1
5% preferred
113
99 ¥4
—
$80
May-Nov
*
B
5s series L 1985——
8outhern California Gas
,28% July
13%
8%
1
common
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood (John) Industries Ltd
$993A
92'A
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1967
1964
D
Jun
28%
13%
.
10
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(R C) & Co
Wilson Brothers
'90
-
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20%
1
Industries
*
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'
3
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Brothers Co
WiUiams-McWilliams
127
57
series
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Williams
98%
98
-
80
*.
86%
Jan
32 3A May
26% Mar
-
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White Stag Mfg Co
Wichita
101%
81
J 'v.
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92%
series
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'
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104
98
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Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc
94%
88%
100
'
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is
final
Westmoreland
•
-
American dep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
77
88
Sep
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
&
64%
Apr
2%
^
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Western
r
200
4%
-loc
Gold
Western
;
18%
4%
-
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pfd
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-
18%
1
4.40%
series
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Jan
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Western
157
'
24
Co Ltd—
Co 7s debs
Water
4%b
Jan
29
—
115
'
May-Nov
Television
Electric
subord
conv
3%s
3% Mar
1
■
21
119
$86-
3s
Service
3s
Dec
30
July
19,500
'
128
8
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3%s
Jan
41,200
3%
75
104
5
101%
100
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Corp—
3y8s
76 3A May
Jun
%
1%
75
70
37
65%
65%
—
mortgage 3'As 1968
April-Oct
1971
;
:
April-Oct
Water & Power 3'As 1964—June-Dec
1
Jan-July
1970
5%s
Dec
1%
'
32
'99%
99%
129%
122
101 %
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mortgage
3'As
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1
3%
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1
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—
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123%
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1953
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1%
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79
'
7
-
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—
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1963
;
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Power
Feb
Mar
3'A
1,550
107'A
Mar-Sept
Pennsylvania
Dec
1
preference
Webster Investors Inc
4%
1
19 %
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$75
,
105%
Jan-July
debs
Hess
Jun
._10c
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200
73'A
v
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common
3%
3%
4%
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—
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•
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11
37%
19
.
April-Oct
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7% preferred—
36%
1
__
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10
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1970
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1972
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92
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;
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S'/eS series A
1973!
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75%
82%
91
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100%
f
'
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i
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v.*.
♦
1963
England Power 3%s
Ohio
19% July
12
5,500
2
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Jun
9% Mar
18,500
7%
7%
5'A
25c
Coke
&
Products
90
82%
63%
America—
convertible
6 %s
Oct
5%
1
'■
Jan
Feb
Oct
9
„
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado
Dec
8%
1
Vinco
Vita
12 V4
9
ik
A
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal
8y8 Mar
900
X
warrants-
10
Dec
18
Dec
6s
of
subord
conv
19%
6% May
series
Western RR
Inc
Nippon Electric
Van
n
64%
91%
121
Corp—
&
Corp
25%
Apr
New
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
88%
.
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
5%s
Venture Capital Corp of America.
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co..
119
64%
-Feb-Aug
RR—
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J
National Theatres &
—
50
84%
'
'*
88%
1978—
1975—_
debs
N
debentures
Hydrometals
5s
Valspar Corp
1
-
Feb-Aug
Development 6s 1975—;
Lithium
11% Mar
Nov
July
13%
7,600
8VB
14
14%
5
Corp
Jan
6 %
41%
22
17.78
—
High
138
Jan
11%
6%
142,600
—
46%
Apr
3%
1,600
Inc
Sep
May
8
6,600
6%
Insurance
27
90%
'
'
Apr
Jan
30 % May
1,100
4%
31%
4%
4%
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Oil-
Corp cl A com.lOc
Universal
Utah-Idaho Sugar
36
19
3%s
Western
of
mortgagees
7%
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93
44
■
1973
A 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
5%
S
31
50
89
J120
LOW
June-Dec
1970..
debs
6s
Authority
General Builders
U
A
90%
*
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Jan. 1
No.
100%
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__
June-Dec
Sold
High
100
100
June-Dec
1998^.
series
subord
conv
Lackawanna
7
170
100
June-Dec
1994
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Corp—
Delaware Lack
7%
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1
Aug
2%s
5tV May
4%
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6s
Industries
35,3A
N
1974
4s inc debs
Power 3Vis 1970
Steel
Edison
debs
Pump
Appalachian Elec
Bethlehem
subord
conv
&
1%
-1
41%
5
United
&
-
or
Bid & Asked
Jan
8%
Ltd—
Co
United
RR
28%
Oct
1%
dep rets ord regis..
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Nov
3%
~5 !
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"warrants"
Products.
American
13% Jan
„
26%
%
•
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Jan
100
3%
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Corp
United
9% May
28% May
„17
3,500
3%
3%
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Canco Oil <fc Gas Ltd vtc
Industrial
800
10%
27
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Corp
Improvement
Apr
5'/as
Steel
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20
50c
United
United
Oct
12%
15%
27
10%
Omaha
Aircraft Products
United
14%
300
17
15V4
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of
3,800
16%
17
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Canada-
Last
Sale Price
Period
Low
AAmer
Union
Interest
American Stock Exchange
High
u
Unexcelled Chemical Corp.
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Monday, December 26, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended December 23)
for Week
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
.
Sales
Range
Friday
.
"x w,"
without warrants.
/
Volume
192
Number
6015
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2641)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
American
Agricultural
American
Motors
Chemical
Tel
Company
■__T.
Albany RE
&
&
Tel____
1
Range
Gas
•-
6%
1st
cum
preferred
Aug
Jan
100
122
25
NOTE:
;
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"A"
class
__i.l00
B____
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Co—
;
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Star
Cement Corp
ton Stock Exchange was
received
Mathieson
Pennsylvania
Rexall
Chemical™
Stone
Webster
Jan
Jan
Aug
U
1
Jan4
S
10%
Feb
v
Nov
Dec
93 y*; Jan
Sep
16.84
100 Va
We
Co
I
Sep
Nov
11%
91%
Nov
Oct
19%
Dec
36%
Jan
Apr
Feb
13
Jun
Nov
90
Jan
A
38%
Nov
53%
Jan
Allen
10 y2
Oct
F
17
Jan
American
55%
Jun
Avis
32 y2
Jan
Brown-McLaren
Mar
-
Oct
58 y* Mar
42
Sep
41 yB
Products
&
Mfg
Aug
Nov
31%
Jan
Consolidated
Apr
64
Jan
Consumers
Dec
62%
Jan
Continental
Dec
36 V*
Apr
Jun
Davidson
Par
Oct
65 Va
Jun
Aeronca
Eurger
Carey
•>
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Champion
preferred
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20
common
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common
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&
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U S
;
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Unlisted
Aluminium
.
■■
44%
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(8 S)
Kysor Heater
LaSalle
97 V4
Sep
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38% July
Masco
28%
Michigan Chemical
Michigan Sugar common
Screw
914
25%
Oct
36% Mar
•
22
28 »/8
Nov
'
Dec
Aug
Jan
Oct
58
23%
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22
Oct
31%
32%
42
28
Sep
21%
120
18
Apr
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31
Dec
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130
40
490
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96
103
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,
875
39
Brewing
(HW) & Co
__
59 Va
Jan
Apr
15%
;,
60
42
Dec
67
Jan
318
58
Sep
77
Jan
Abbott
40%
40%
60
31
May
41%
Feb
Acme
20%
302
Jan
Admiral
13%
108
17% July
11% May
23 y2
13%
13%
13%
100
11%
Nov
38 y4
39%
1<H)
37%
Dec
38 y4
38%
55
93
9b %
144
..
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58%
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Co__
:
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16%
Jan
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Alegheny Ludlum Steel (Un)
57%
Jan
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Paper
Dow
Steel
Apr
39%
Dec
Allis Chalmers
42 %
Jan
96%
Dec
Aluminium
Mfg—
American
Airlines
Jan
American
20
38%
Nov
67
39 Va
Jun
2%
Nov
4%
27%
Nov
123
18%
20
39%
39%
52
3
9 "
34%
■
22 %•■
55
85%
5
15%
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49%
Federated
Ford
Dept
Stores
Motor
General
53 V*
70% Jan
.
Aluminum
Co
Theatres
of
America-—
185%
—___1.25
38%
new_
American
Cyanamid
41%
Jan 4
American
Investment Co
Jun
22%
Dec
American
Mach
Feb
52%
Oct
American Motors
Corp
Stano
52
<Un)!
&
Motors
4
—
1
.
Greyhound__
&
.—4
American
Rad
Jan
American
Steel
Tel
American
American
Viscose
137
"v ,13
Dec
72
73
19%
3
41%''
25%
Jan
Oct
98%
Jan
179%
Dec
265 Va
Jan
144
32%
Oct
39 y8
Dec
67
50
94
Mead
Co
'.
4
34
Monsanto
—
Chemical
Ward
CaSh Register-:
National
Distillers
National
Sep
53%
Jan
71
Sep
99%
Jan
685
40 y8
Dec
56 Va
Jan
20%
26
47%'
80
55 y8
44
■
19%
38%
N
Y
Central
North
Sep
Jan
'
50%
Dec
•
1
89 V*
Jan
'
—
RR
Anaconda
63%
74%
113
38%
Apr
64 y8
34%
43%
34%
105
31%
Aug
46%
Jan
45 y8
110
35%
Sep
54%
Jan
27 V*
26%
27%
104
25%
Oct
52%
Jan
61%
61%
63 Va
93
50%
Oct
69 y8
Jun
5
25
24%
25%
68
24%
Dec
34%
Jan
86%
86
86%
50
79 Va
Sep
109
Jan
Armour
1
5%
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.'
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair
Socony
Mobil
For
Oil
<Un)_.
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Bell
50
15
Dec
31 Va
Jan
30
May
48%
Dec
10%
Oct
16%
Jan
Bethlehem
44%
45%
44
34%
Jan
49%
Jun
Binks
footnotes,
Dec
12%
Jan
7
Dec
24%
Jan
Get
18 y8
Jan
Jan
3% Mar
Exchange
of the round-lot transactions
only
Friday
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Low
Shares
10%
>56%
16%
17%
10%
16%
•Range Since Jan. 1
-
High
55%
11 y*
7%
7
LOW
High
1,000
50
Oct
68 y*
3,000
16
Dec
323,4 Jan
900
10 y*
Dec
23%
2,400
6%
Dec
10%
107/a
900
35 y«
35%
200
10%
10%
200
8% May
\
Jan
Nov
13%
Jan
53 %
Jun
33
Sep
10
Nov
16%
82%
Oct
39% Jan
88y« Oct
35% Jan
23%
23%
24
32
32
32%
71%
69%
71%
600
81%
Oct
1
20%
20 y*
21%
2,200
17%
Apr
45%
1.000
8,200
3.200
4,300
1.700
8
Jun
Jan
Bendix
25
41 y8 Mar
53%
Dec
81
47% Oct
77 Vb
Jun
Borg-Warner
53 y4
53%
104
49%
79
Jan
Brach
Dec
Brunswick
Boeing
J)
57%
Feb
93%
31%
Sep
48 Va
Jan
6
20
Oct
37 y4
Jan
Feb
58% Jun
Burlington
Industries
55 V4
Jan
Burroughs
Corp
42 V*
Jan
Burton-Dixie
44%
37%-
38%
59
Sep
34% May
Dec
29 y2
Feb
Feb
Jan
102
Dec
51% May
65
Dec
33
43 y2
Dec
63
Jan
15%
Oct
95% 102
65
7,800
65
400
42 3/8
41%
42%
50
43%
43%
44%
1,500
42%
14%
13%
14%
5,600
35'/*
36
10% July
29% Got
68%
67%
1,000
•7%
2,400
29% May
18% July
41%
Feb
23%
Jan
2.50
67%
39%
Oct
Sep
38>/a May
76 y* Jan
39%
41
20%
700
22%
21%
22 y«
4,100
9%
300
10% Sep
9% Jan
27% Jan
10 Va Aug
17
17
17%
200
17
Dec
26 Va Mar
32
Jun
—10
9%
39%
40%
200
13%
13'/a
13%
2,000
12%
10
A
700
May
20%
1
——4
900
1
11% May
5
41%
5A
5%
300
ny*
450
11%
Nov
17
89
89
100
77
Feb
90
4
4
100
17%
17%
17%
1,100
15%
15
15%
1,700
(Un)
69
65%
69%
600
,
July
3%
Jan
17% Oct
13% Oct
56%
1
Oct
Jan
17 V4 Aug
12%
13
—__—__—10
8% Mar
4%
24
Jan
Dec
Jun
May
20 y*
Jun
74
Feb
—
pi
I1/*
1%
1%
4,300
May
1%
8
(Un)
38%
38%
39%
3,800
37 y*
Dec
57 V*
Jan
47
55%
850
38%
Jan
55 %
Dec
600
23y2 July
23% Nov
39%
Dec
32%
Nov
48y*
jan
32
Nov
41
Nov
1
37
39 y«
26
24%
26
5
common
37
5
35%
34%
35%
1,100
343/4
36%
800
•
850
Oct
31% Aug
94
97 y*
900
49%
Feb
98%
Dec
•
46%
45
48%
Dec
49
Dec
14%
14
14%
7,200
1,000
42%
_5
13%
Dec
27%
*
_—
wi
Budd Company
—
(Un)
Corp
Jan
25
——50c
new
126
33 y8
91
Dec
5
149
85
Jan
17%
80
—
92
200
49%
19,200
101%
Corp_.
21%
55%
1,100
18%
16
(Un)
Co
34%
37 %
91
m*
37%
5
91V*
55%
Oct
85%
18%
10
Inc
217/b
35 y4
20%
2
34 y8
Corp
Feb
*
Corp
(E
common
17%
20
Sep
_10
91%
New
Jun
500
19%
oct
__3
Corp
Sons
Jan
69 y*
44%
25%
Airplane
&
43 Va
Oct
34%
11 y*
Co_—
Fisheries
Dec
40
32%
43%
u___—5
Manufacturing
54%
Dec
31
34%
44
200
(Un)
Consolidated
53%
45 y2
3.000
—..—
53%
Jan
263/* Mar
__1.25
(Ill
Steel
,
Jan
25%
12 y*
Corp.—u.
Benquet
10
45
107
27 y*
Gas—
34 y8
see page 44.
Jun
Oct
12
(Un)__>__
(Un)
5
15
■.
Jan
Oct
27%
Corp
Corp
Co.
53%
'■
j
July
12
——
Gossett
&
43
:_5
4
3%
50%
4%
13
—12.50
Bastian-Blessing Co—
Bearings Inc
Belden Mfg Co__j
45
3
Oil—-
Dec
__33V3
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas cl
15%
1.40
May
9
May
16% Mar
27%
Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
11%
Dec
Tel
5
Papet4
Industries—-
Jan
Dec
—___!
Corporation
48%
10
Tobacco
12%
Jan
8
(Un)—5
preferred
Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co—
Booth
Republic Steel
San
non-cum
15%
53%
&
Common
10%
_*
May
2
166%
Athey
47%
5
Jan
3
—3.50
& Refining common
Topeka & Santa Fe—
1
33y3c
2%
2
(Ill)________l
Oil
Atchison
10
Aviation
Corp
Reynolds
&
Ashland
*
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Petroleum
Radio
Steel
(Un)A—
Foundries
Arkansas Louisiana
Armco
Dec
34%
&
Company
Apache Corp
Avco
*
.•
—5
American
24%
49%
Dec,
Sep
5
Lead
—=>
Jan
279
»•
55
2
4
Montgomery
National
5
93
42%
4 76
46
1
Corp____
-
«iy4 July
,i
Martin
58% Aug
56
64%
40
10
Apr
Jun
Apr
2
12.50
Co
Fdry__
Tobacco
15
74
\
Laughlln
Dec
31%
74%'
40%
__1%
international HarvesteT_4_
Jones
85%
Dec
Mar
40%
Electric!-.:
General
Apr
14%
46
63%
Dynamics——^——1
•___i_
:!__4__
5
General
47
60
37% ,38%
4—4___5
1%
86% Mar-
—1
American Can Co
54
185 y2 188
—
(Un)
Feb
14%
14%
5
(Un)_i__
Dec
74%
—4_1
16 %
Broadcasting-Paramount
49%
1—.1—5
32%
Dec
Jun
1
Jan
Jun
85%
.—--a.
Sep
*
69%
15 V2
4_
Jan
*
10
—
Ltd
23%
4_1
:
Dec
3%
8
39%
___!l
;_4
17
10%
1
Dec
•__,—
Chemical
Pont__;
Feb
Dec
10
__1
Corp
Oct
22%
________—7
27%
2y*
"7
Dec
Electric-——'_5
Dayton Power & Light_4
6% Jan
Dec
1%
com
16%
Ohio
__
new
55
3
22%
3% Jan
13% Jun
8%
1
—
Advance Ross Electronics
27
48'%
10
Jan
Oct
Dec
28
10
11
33 y8
Gas--_——_
Feb
Jan
3%
17
5
98
"
1__1
30
55%
Dec
4% Aug
Par
;
*
100
59%
39%
L._____—10
_4
17% Aug
"
<
.
17 Vb
58%
_4._____._25
Jan
Jan
20%
<
27%! 27%
—5,
____25
92%
Dec
1%
Last
Laboratories
23
-
Feb
Nov
7
Sale Priee
44
.
"b
38 Va
39% Jan
17%
1
Dec
67 %
38 y4
Sep
Dec
25% Jan
40%
1
*
43%
;
Jun
49
1%
STOCKS
American
Detroit
4
day's issue.
Feb
103
Dec
10
Jun
29%
Dec
Dec
8%
29% Sep
25% July
61 y* July
publish
to
Jan
6
Feb
13
the figures in next Mon¬
Midwest Stock
66%
---3
-——4
Clop-ay
;
Colgate-Palmolive
Du
intend
We
A compilation
10
___—
Balke
Products
in
time for publication.
1
Jan
20
Curtiss-Wjight
received
11%
Dec
40% Mar
_2
Manufacturing
Studebaker, Packard
Udylite Corp
5
So
not
was
Exchange
Oct-
4%
5
Jan
35
Oct
Nov
79%
•
&
Stock
Nov
6
•
Jan
12%
Co
Columbus
,
1
common
Jan
32%
44%
Jan
Jan
16 % May
94% Oct
Jan
20%
5
Tel Co__
42%
40 V*
70%
7%
1
Rudy
34%
Nov
25%
139%
Feb
Rickel
Dec
1
Company
Dec
1% May
3% Jan
91 y2
3
Metal
&
Jan
17
Dec
_1
Products
Deo
Sep
28%
Dec
_1
Refineries
Dec
High
17
4%
10 Va
_2
Mount Clemens
20 %
1
1
Sep
38
that
regret
heavy Holi¬
5
Wines
Pfeifler
Dec
5
*
Jun
Jan
2
—
Parke Davis
5
66
LOW
*
Stamping
Sep
44 3/41,
•
Range Since Jan. 1
King Seeley Thermos
Company
__10
Jan
81%
Shares
High
1
Bearing
Dec
'■•23%
—il.66%
-----1.
&
20
47
•!
Service
Corn
Ball
Lansing
Jan
'
Seeley
110
738
•
for Week
Name changed to
Sep
90
17
—_____12.50
Burlington Industries* 4.—
Burroughs Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio—
Chrysler Corp
^
Columbia
King
Sep
Sep
32ya
135% 139y4
Oil
Brunswick
i
Hoover
We
to the
troit
1.66%
Feb
17%
26%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton ____________13
Steel.
8
Boeing Airplane
.____i____5
■
20%
10
'22%
Bethlehem
-
100
*
'■ '
<
56 " Mar
mail, this week's
compilation of the De¬
1
Corp
Feb
1,411
90
20
30%
Trailer
Goebel
.__50
Corp
Cities
23%
19%
"
day
5
39 y4
29% Mar
*
Cyanamid-
Armour &
V
294
26%
___________„_1
,
Anacondat
Avco
37%
*
Armco Steel—-_^._—
Ashland
37%
90
10
&
396
22%
Limited
Tel
96%
137
__
Radiator
American
94 «/*
23%
'
26%
3
92% Aug
41% Aug
26% July
•7% Mar
1
American -Motors
American
Feb
23%
Jun
Feb
Sales
«
Range
of Prices
Low
due
5
Co__.
34%
\
Jan
30%
—__5
___
Can—_
American
87%
41
Jan
64%
45%
Stocks
Airlines
American
20
319
39 Va~
2
Allis-ChalmerS
American
89%
31
J
Playing Card—
Stores
23%
36%
"III
common-
American '__i
Allied
'
39
20
i_i
&
I 500
Sep
36%
*
I
Cards_i
Kroger
Procter
29%
Corp
Motor
21%
Jan
July'''" -* 20^ Dec
Dec'""
42% 'Jan
37%
—5
.•__4.___.__
Greeting
15%
96%
50
_i
Daniel
Gibson
10
National-
Picher_
23%
89%
Milling Machine
Cincinnati Telephone
1
Diamond
19 Va
-
39
8.50
_L
Cincinnati
Eagle
50
jan
Ap?
176
$1,500
Week's
NOTE:
1
Jun
High
36%
____
Gas
100
591/.
46%
Sep
1%
20
10y4
-tr^A'pr
_
'20
27%
Preferred
Cincinnati
20(4
24%
24%
—25
Manufacturing
■Chamberlih
50
1
JaS
jtS
103V*
69%
.
65
86y#
148
Dec
7
1
Brewing
Graham Paige common
Hall Lamp
Hastings Manufacturing
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
6%
-
,
/•"
JaS
Nov
193
;
.
r
60c
1
General Motors
Shares
High
20 V*
••
42
32%
13% Nov
___1
Federal-Mogul-BoWer-Bearings
Sales
•6%'
—1
Brewing
.
.
64y».
(
6
2% Feb
*
Motors
Detroit
Ford
for Week
Low
/
,,
25
20
c
12 V*
lo
pfd
Bros
Fruehauf
Range
50%
25
H
$4.50
Crowley-Milner
65 Va
Ex-Cell-O
of Prices
53>/4
"
,
65% Jun
107% Oct
1
Paper
Power
Dec
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Last
50%
;
77%
•!
"
5
Corp__
Economy Baler
Friday
76%
41
20% May
1
Machine
Detroit
Sale Price
37%
r"
46
37%
20
1
Burroughs Corp_i.
Chrysler Corporation
45 %
STOCKS
46
»
;
5
Die
25%
Week's
81% 82%
125% 125%
"
"
:
1
Inc
Bueli
Oct
Metal
41 Vb
-6.25
23 Va
___l
11%
Westinghouse Elec Corp__
Jan
Last
Electric
soy*
com —50
Jan
24
Friday
Wrigley Stores
14%
—5
Mining
23%
Par
C
38% Mar
Inc
Dec
Sale Price
34
Co_l_!__
6%
6% ; 6%
—
STOCKS
72 %
Shoe Machinery Corp______ 1—25
87
*, '
22% Aug
39% Sep
32% Mar
Fruit
United
Jan
56
Detroit Stock Exchange
Jan
Jan
30%
U S Rubber Co common
U S Smelting Refin &
Nov
50%
Jun
Jan
30%
19%
48
United
44%
44%
—
.
debs_.*__1998 *
Jun
100
11
Stop & Shop Inc_
35% May
38ya Dec
45
Nov
20 Vb
■!____
20
1,635
Aug
Jan
71%
2.50
44%
.
70%
_10
4%s
Jan
fw.
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON
% CO. fop the
transmission
of these Cincinnati
prices.
are
Dec
10%
•
day's issue.
Transft
,
.
Jan
kr
F«»h
41%
; __
—50
■; r
61% July
Oct
Dec
59%
the figures in next Mon¬
Cincinnati
,•
1
BONDS—
ȣ
51%
23 Va
—5
40% Aug
Feb
35
53%
26
38%
(
16%
Westmghouse Electric__—_
20
Sep
50%
—
Steel
55
High
18% Oct
44%
;
—_—_____——25
27
Inc
System
Jan
30
61
Torrington Co
Waldorf
48%
23%
30%
16.84
Association
&
jun
Dec
Cvlrblde
H 1 R^hbei
US Shoe-
-48%
—5
_____
Drug & Chemical
Shawmut
Jan
__
89
__
10
——1
26%
Texaco
40%
23
41%
10
—
Oil
Dec
5%
100
RR—_
Sun ray
Sep
17%
—4
^
(Ky)___
(Ohio)
68%
31 % Mar
time
in
Racing Associ&tioh_i —.1
England Electric System.—,. -20
New England Tel & Tel Co
100
Railroad
Oil
Oil
__
Studebaker-Packard __—1
Feb '
%
Karragansett
Northern
Standard
50
55
_
Standard
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
48%
22%
22%
—__25
Shares
High
48%
*
(Ind)—
—
New
Olin
Oil
3<> v«
_
Island Creek Coal Co
common______50c
Kennecott Copper. Corp
Brands
Standard
24 Va Mar
mail,
adjustment________i.i_'__100
National Stores Inc—* for publication.
; .1 Ford Motor
.Con^_„'i.^___t__4___^i,u._i__5
General Capital Corp
.l__L
We
intend to
publish
General
Electric Co_______
5
Gilchrist
Co —
——-
Nov
140
Low
__
50c
Standard
12%
this week's
compilation of the Bos¬
not
for Week
*
Sperry Rand
13%
We
regret that
due to the heavy Holi¬
day
Jan
Railway
59%
First
Gillette
Ayr
97%
68 %,
.cum
preferred
29%
Jan
Jan
Co___—__—
cum-
30%
Dec
Fuel Assoc common__l0
Street Railway Co com 100
5%
21 y* July
18ys Dec
79%
&
6%
High
41%
Co'A-——
Eastern
Low
__50
Edison Co _______
Calumet & Hecla Inc_'___^
Cities Service
Eastern Mass
High
Southern
-33%
Boston
Copper
Range Since Jan.1
1.66%
American
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Shares
*
Corp
Anaconda
Boston
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Par
•,
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Sale Price
•
(Range for Week Ended December 23)
Exchange
Week's
Last
37
(Un)—
_■
1
—5
_____-_____12.56
17
16%
17
27%
28%
24
24
.
Jan
800
16%
Dec
23 3%
Jan
1,500
26%
Dec
40%
Jun
200
22%
Jan
29
Aug
1
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2642)
.
Monday,December 26, 1960
.
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended December 23)
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Hecla Inc—
&
1
—30c
25
10
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Pacific
(Un)
Carrier Corp commons
Cincinnati
Cities
Gas
4%%
preferred
Consolidated
Foods
Consumers- Power
Container
Continental
41% Jan
Motorola
21%
31%
Mount
13 Va
14%
5,000
Oct
5% Feb
39%
40
900
29y4
Feb
41%
Jun
21%
600
Nov
55
17y4 May
51
Jan
22 y2
55
57 lA
Oct
21%
21%
400
Jan
58%
58%
13%
17 y8 May
54% Oct
28%
69%
Jan
1,200
13%
26
Jan
600
13%
50
300
14%
13"%
59
13%
14%
23 %
24%
600
21%
Dec
36
Jan
24%
20%
20%
100
20%
Dec
29%
Jan
8y2
3,600
15%
Jan
8%
8%
38%
39%
36V2
38%
7%
38 Va
1,500
36 y2
,
Feb
41% A—
1,600
Feb
52
52
403A
400
38
Dec
48%
Jan
50
82
Jan
91
Aug
87
12
900
10y4
Nov
14 y8
14%
900
13%
Dec
35
Jan
22 y2
23 y8
2,400
Jun
23 Va
Dec
67
68%
3,400
56% Mar
68 %
Dec
67%
38%
38%
100
26% Mar
41 y2
Dec
'
—
———1.33 Va
.
--
187/s
300
53y8
24 Va
2,500
20%
Sep
29
Jan
35%
1,300
31%
Dec
46%
Jan
35%
35
11%
39%
41 %
(Un)—12.50
17%
17%
18%
Packing Co.—
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
5
——.1
_—J
Co.
&
Detroit
Edison
Co
•—
1
.-5
Pow Chemical Co___.——.——-5
t)u Pont (E I> de Nemours (Un)—._5
Dodge
Eastern
Lines
Air
Kodak
Eastman
El
Elgin National Watch
Emerson
Radio &
com
Phonograph
Tire
Firstamerica
Flour
Inc..
of America
Mills
,
Dairies
Fruehauf
Trailer
F W D
400
40 y8
48%
Dec
37 %
100
32
Oct
37%
Dec
24%
1,150
21%
Nov
32 %
Jan
1,400
70%
Oct
98%
Jan
300
179%
Oct
265%
Jan
200
22 Va
Nov
33
Jan
Jan
133
94%
25%
Nov
28%
13%
11%
200
Nov
100
11%
10%
Dec
16% July
22 Va Jun
V*
8%
5,100
5%
Oct
12%
Feb
36 y2
600
24'A
Feb
36%
Dec
34 y8
34 y8
100
33%
Oct
42%
Feb
Nov
29
Jun
39
7
26 Yb
28
1,700
23%
35
34 y2
35
1,600
32
9%
7%
1
6y4
1,600
5,100
64
64
67%
12%
12%
13
19%
8%
20 Va
8%
Corp
.
General Box Corp————
General
Candy
General
_2
——__1
5
7%
100
2%
3,100
Jan
Feb
Dec
92%
Jan
12
Oct
19%
Jun
17%
Dec
30
Feb
77/a
Jun
11
7%
Jun
9
Jan
2%
1,600
Foods
Oct
Mills
General
3*%
40%
40%
42%
12,800
38%
38%
200
26%
26%
200
^0^8
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
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Lakes
Chemical
Lakes
Greyhound Corp
Griesedieck
(Un)
Co
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
29% Aug
34
May
80 374
Oct
Jan
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26
Oct
35% Mar
;
2,200
60
Jan
90 %
Nov
1,800
11%
Dec
23 %
Jan
34%
Nov
43%
Jan
12% Mar
15 Va
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1,700
32 y8
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47%
Jan
SCO
37%
*
200
.
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250
20 y8
Oct
23% Mar
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100
30
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17 »A
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17
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17%
1%
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600
38%
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17
,
900
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58
58
20
20%
400.
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2'A July
Apr
34% Sep
50%
56V* May
Oct
66 %
Feb
20
24%
Sep
Jan
10%
10%
11
948
Dec
32%
800
26% July
37
Jan
34%
34%
400
32% May
38
Jun
14
—
13
30%
32%
——*
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Howard Industries Inc
14%
1,300
9%
1,300
66 y4
500
Illinois
Inland
Brick
Mar
—.!
Interlake Steamship Co
International Harvester
International
Mineral
International Nickel
International Paper
New
Power
5
Dec
Jan
142 V2
Feb
Feb
7%
Oct
13%
Jan
25
Feb
1,200
21% Aug
Dec
30%
31%
28 7/a
47%
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40%
2,800
37% Sep
,50 %
Jan
.*
25%
25%
26
1,650
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.*
42%
42%
43%
500
38%
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35
33 V*
35
;
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1,000
29 y8
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36%
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59%
200
48%
Oct
59%
Dec
600
86%
Sep
135%
Jan
30%
30%
32%
33
36%
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47
3.50
20%
600
31
32%
2.50
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91%'
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(Un).:
200
58%
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900
1,9C0
-
31%
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32SA
Dec
38
Aug
32
Feb
47
Dec
20%
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20%
20%
500
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io y2
900
9%
6%
400
6
6
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18% Mar
Oct
14% Ma y
'
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July
*
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10
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6%
53%
53%
40%
40 y2
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8.75
35%
35%
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400
74%
89%
5%
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1,000
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1
88%
89%
600
5%
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400
4% Jan
6% July
2'A
100
2
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(Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co_
Inc
La
Salle
Extension
Laclede Gas Co
New
(F W)
1.
common
Merck & Co.
.
97%
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Nov
1% Jan
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2% July
I
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286
4
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19%
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National Distillers
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(Un)_._.5
25
24%
25
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55%
55%
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87
85
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56%
87%
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30 Va May
49
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36
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47
28%
800
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44
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Dec
a
49
47
44
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68
64 V2
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68
Northern
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29%
30%
1,700
26% Mar
32
Sep
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Pacific
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39%
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48
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■
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5
28
28
9,600
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33
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41 Va
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15%
16
6,900
1,500
29
15%
14 Va
Nov
20 Va
Jan
34 Va
33%
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37%
37
36
37
81% May
3n% May
39%
Jan
32%
32%
33
2,200,
25% May
33
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——
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400
600
43
41
43%
29 Va
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Sep
94%
94%
94%
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&
Gas
72 Va
71%
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Phillips
Potter
Pullman
Oil
Pure
Co
Co
22%
Jan
Jun
67%
39%
3,900
36% Mar
19%
19%
2,000
3,500
14 V4
10%
5
11
,
63%
63%
33
47%
20%
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Oct
17 Va
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86 y* Feb
34% Jan
49%
Jun
26% Mar
37 Va
Jun
45%
31%
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Feb
64%
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12.50
700
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43
Mar
57 Va
1,000
18%
17%
19
52%
52%
16
Dec
38
Apr
41% Mar
53%
Nov
14
29
Jan
53%
1
;
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600
2
15
15
11%
Dec
49% Aug
36% Jun
42 Va Mar
400
1,200
32%
35
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2,200
27 Va
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39%
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60%
5
48
31 Va
61%
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42%
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63
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*
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53%
54%
31
1,800
35%
35%
36%
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52%
52%
54
77%
77%
79%
43
43
45%
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_———
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Metals
Reynolds
1
—
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.—2.50
(Un—
53%
Oct'
77%
Apr
30%
Oct
52%
Jan
49
Dec
78%
800
46%
Feb
79%
Dec
850
38%
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55%
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45%
48
91%
91 Va
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28
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.
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Dec
Dec
31%
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38
Jan
31%
200
Jan
27 %
1,500
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56 Va
3,100
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28
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Royal Dutch Petroleum
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8%
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33%
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46%. Jan
13%
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55%
56
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22
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8%
8%
38%
38 y4
1
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Square D.Co
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23%
23%
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82 Va
81%
Texaco Inc
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65
12%
300
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40
147
Jan
16% Sep
20% May
26 Va
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1,100
39% July
50%
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20%
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24%
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300
•
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1,800
82 Va
86%
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36%
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24%
(Un).
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69%
64%
69%
650
47%
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69%
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24%
24%
600
23
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28%
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15%
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26%
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.—.1
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700
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43
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500
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75
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75
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82
33%
34%
29%
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36 Va
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107
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147%
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900
32
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300
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79
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100
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26%
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36%
36%,;
36
37%
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United Fruit Cp—
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:
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19%
'1—4
Jan
25
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31
Jan
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;
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29 Va Mar
Oct
5%
70
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81
58% Mar
23
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Jan
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84%
1,500
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Nov
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;
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116
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Jun
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Co
5
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44 Va
45%
76%
76%
78 Va
44
16%
63%
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69% Sep
1,900
3,800
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17% Jan
63
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U
54 Va
Jan.
Dec
Oct
Pacific
40% May
Jun
Dee
24%
Aug
United Aircraft
250
33
27 Va
Dec
19
United Air
53%
Apr
Dec
6%
6%
!
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25%
23
24 7/a
•
300
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1,100
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36%
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12
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3,400
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Jan
July
21
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29%
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56
33
-
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Union Bag-Camp
11% Mar
44% May
Dec
28
20th Century-Fox Film (Un)
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24% Aug
Jan
207/s
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Tri Continental Corp
8% Sep
5OV2
29%
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18% Feb
Dec
21 Va
———■——
Toledo Edison Co—.—.
Trane
Jan
Feb
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Inc
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
Thor
60%
46%
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—————
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Texas
Textron
Co
Dec
Apr
48 Va July
24
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23%
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Aug
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II
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;
3,100
,
22%'
23%!
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9
37%
56 %
6,400
23%
38 y2
20
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Dec
38 Va
1,900
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Corp
99 V2
79
Jan
26 Va
35
400
2,000
.
53%
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100
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49% July.
46 Va
39%
,
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53
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53%
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24%
8%
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42%
.
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issued
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2,400
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56%
18% Sep
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; 200
•
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22%
,
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19 % May
42%
350
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;
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54%
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20
700
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.
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31%
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! .1.40
38%
Oct
Dec
89% Jan
63
Apr
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63 %
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31 Va
63%
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600
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1,300
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200
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'
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200
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25
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700
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53%
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Jan
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Aug
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100
83%
1,100.
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..10
31%,
31%
-
Feb
31%
47
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7%
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Nov
46%
Electric Co
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;
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NOV
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100
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Mississippi River Fuel
Oct
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12
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15
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58% Mar
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79
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800
;
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6
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Oct
51
500
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200
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62%
62%
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Oct
1
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9%
4
50c
25>/a
56
.
2%
—
5
University..
common
Libby McJjjFeil & Libby—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (Un)
Ling-Temco Electronics Inc.—
Marquette Cement Mfg
!
Martin (The) Co..
McCrory Corp
Means
33 % ' '
15,600
74%
3
United States
.
28 Vb
Jun
7
40%
St
Co..
9
Jan
66%
3%
6,100
2,300
5y8
8%
5%
8%
125
18%
Feb
30%
common-wi
Electric
29
130
130
—
Dec
243/8
——...
International Tel & Tel
Interstate
,
9
38%
Jan
31%
Co
International Shoe Co
Jefferson
.
1
;_10
—*
RR„
Co
63
16%
113% July
—40%
—
Co.—
Central
Steel
——
9y8
9%
.64%
"—1
—
Corporation
Illinois
14
.1
——.25
Corp
Hibbard
Hupp
——1
3
Brewing Co—
Jan
26%
4
When
Heileman
55 Va
—..
21
—
—8.33%
——
Utilities
42
Jan
37%
' .20
...1
-
Corp
39%
Aug
22% Mar
23% Oct
400
14%
2%
40%
-
Jan
32
7.1UJ,,
35 Va
— —---
——.3
—
55%
15%
14%
—A.
Dredge & Dock—-
Dec
40%
89
34%
—
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
Oct
8Va
Dec
32%
36
.
21
—_——6.25
-——-.1
Corp
1
Gray Drug Stores—
Great
——•
—*
.i—
Co
Granite City Steel Co.
Dec
33%
»
13%
—
"
Jan
74%
Oct
2<~
87%
-
34%,
—l—1.8
99%
62% Aug
nrj
31%
31%
—1
—
Brothers ;
Gossard
2o%
.
Corp ex distribution!
1
(Un)
—.10
Co
Doldblatt
Co.
.
1
....——;—:
(The)
Alden
—
—5
:
Jan
53
Sep
70% Sep
1,UU0
.1.66%
:
33 y3
3,000
?■>
Portland Cement—-A——1
&
oin
74%
Public Utilities...
Tire
Jan
76%.
General
Tele
Jun
8
3"%
General
Gen
18
Dec
7i y8
Inc
General Motors Corp
General
Jan
6
73%
73%
Jan
14
_*
.
3%
*1
700
/4 0 V,
——5
^
Corp.
35%
Muskegon Motor SpecialtiesConvertible class. A
St
72
3
General Electric Co_
10%
1,300
Oct
900
6Va
lb
74
6
.—.1
Dynamics
General
2%
lv
i.o%
—2
Contract Finance
General
,
Corp
Dec
44%
1
Ward & Co
St Regis Paper Co—
Bankshares
General
High
7%
43 Va
28 Va
.....
5
Nov
9%
Oct
60% July
500
7%
—
—10
„
Jun
1,400
36
2
LOW
200
7
(Un
Peoples Gas Light <fe Coke
3,200
28
27%
8%
———__—1
Corporation.
48 y2
28
—.
Inc——...—.—
Co
Dec
13 y8
——5
Foremost
•4%
2
—
Motor Co
Ford
Jan
54%
—5
(Un)!
Corp
Wisconsin Bankshares.
First
31 y8
Apr
Feb
111% 114%
27%
—1
__1
(Un———*
Rubber
&
Dec
38 V*
75%
74%
186% 187 y4
23%
23'A
111%
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
Falstaff Brewing Corp.—
Firestone
14%
800
37%
—5
(Un) —5
——
2,000
11%
-10
new
Jo.1
23%
—.
wi—__3
(Un)
Gas
Jay
13%
48
1
Inc
Co
Natural
Paso
A
Co
Manufacturing
29%
6
54y8
■
48%
37 %.
24%
75
Diamond National Corp
Dec
16
500
15'A,
15%
•
Sep
Dec
Sep
9
9
20
(Un—
600
—
—-!.l '•
Dec
41 %
8y4 Oct
1,000
Cudahy
Jan
85
31 %
900
of Amer
41%
56 y4 July
20%
1,200
1
—
Jan
7% Oct
300
8
7%
5
1
Range Since Jan.1
Shares
High
Jan
Corp.....——.—1
Pub
Dec
63
62 y8
24
Low
Muskegon Piston Ring...—2.50
Feb
62%
...——10
—
16%
24%
—*
—5
85
Deere
Dec
39%
26%
Co
Dec
48V4
.!
common—.-25
Co.......
Steel
Sep
Jar
31
26
Crucible
18
71%
31
82
Crowell-Coll
Dec
Jan
100
84
39%
Products
23 y4
Dec
Oct
15
100
16
16
Dec
Par
.
Vernon (The) Co common—.1
convertbile preferred—.;
^
5
50c
Sep
11%
Co of America-.
Controls
Corn
Jan
18%
11%
Co.
Continental Motors
20%
27% Jan
800
14%
22%
(Un)..:
(Un)
Co_
Can
500
400
22%
*
:_10
of America
Corp
22%
34%
55
—.100
—
—
Gas System
Commonwealth Edison
Oct
Montgomery
87
& Iron Corp.
Columbia
Apr
27%
■
,,
fop Week
of Prices
Co
Chemical
Monsanto
,—5
——
Inc
Co
Colorado Fuel
Jan
Mar
21"%
,
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron common.—39%
Coleman
26 y8
Nov
21%
—.—...—^10
Co
Service
1A
34%
—
Electric....-——8.50
&
4,300
21'%
22
22Va
14
(Un)——•
Centlivre Brewing Corp——
50c
Centra) & South West Corp
—2.50
Champlin Oil & Refining common;
1
$3 convertible preferred——
,—25
Chemetron Corp _i—...—2——1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)_—,
25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific-.—
Chicago <Se Northwestern Ry com.
*
Chicago & Northwestern Ry—15% series A preferred!
100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*1
Chicago South Shore & So Bend__12.50
Chicago Yellow Cab Co_.
—*
Chrysler Corp
—-25
Corp of America
Celanese
IA
127/a Dec
3,700
l/<r
iTff
13%
(
Chemical
Monroe
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
LOW
13'A
13%
m—5
—
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Low
Par
Calumet
for Week
of Prices
Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
100
•
■
;
'«
'87%- 88% A*
99
-
100
,300;%
AyV —;ioo—
*.85!:—Oct- ;
96
A(^;—
137 Vi "
Jan":
129% Sep
Volume
192
Number 6015
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2643)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended December 23)
Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange
Price Range
Friday
STOCKS
Stock
Exchange,
dually traded on
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Aeco
Corp
Bishop
Corp pfd
Factors
Oil
Ltd
Co
(Un)
(Un
Mammoth
Bolsa
Chica
57c
Broadway-Hale
Gas
96,800
20c
Jun
63c
150
21%
Dec
28%
600
21 %
May
26% May
28% Dec
7%
8
1,300
8c
9c
13,000
3%
3%
3%
6,600
3
33
32%
34
2,300
27
1.45
1.70
5,100
■
Oil__
&
59c
21%
___2
7% preferred
Manufacturing.
Nov
10
Dec
Sep
36
Sep
Dec
3%
Aug
1.35
Jan
4%
Apr
1.45
Jan
15c
7%
7c
Jan
Jan
Dec
2.00
Nov
a
230
35
Jan
45
125
125
125
Apr
250
103
Mar
126
Deo
__i_l
Bolt
&
Glass
Corp
13%
12
'' 4 %
3%
350
55c
Dec
1 %
Feb
15 %
Aug
4%
620
3%
69%
69%
70 %,
166
55%
22
22
22
50
5
27%
27%
28
127
America......1
of
5%
'5%
107
5
1
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
1%
1%
22 %
22
22 %
5
49%
53%
4%
238
Sep
80%
Jan
25
Nov
38%
Jan
2%
Apr
Jan
8%
Dec
1
27
49%
Jan
Sep
15% May
25% Nov
500
10
6.25
Jan
12% Mar
5
Chemical
&
55c
13%
10
...
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Screw
30
55c
common...—1
Pittsourgn Plate Gluss
Plymouth Oil Corp
U S
High
42% July
56%
37
5
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
46%
36
>——.100
Corp
Shares
High
44%
*
Pittsburgh Brewing
High
53c
1.55
___
Consolidated Min. —5c
Corp
1
Stores Inc..—
5
—
Buttes
Low
27%
Oil
46%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
21%
—25
—10
_
Black
—
Natco
Shares
Co
for Week
Low
7%
Glass
McKinney
for Week
of Prices
Low
_10c
Cement
American
Sales
Refractories
(Jbseph)
Jeanette
Friday
Par
American
Home
Walker
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Harbison
other Exchanges.
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Stocks listed
exclusively on the Pacific Coast
This list does not include
approximately 500 issues
on
39
Jan
21%
Dec
32%
Jun
45
Oct
64%
Jun
■
Crestmont Consolidated
Cypress
Abbey
Corp
Corp
Dominguez
__2
Electrical
Products
Emporium
Exeter
Co
Inc
Ltd
new
Co
(Un)___
class
700
3,300
-29
28%
Oil
Idaho
29%
1,400
25%
Sep
39%
17%
18
300
J 7
Jen
22
34%
35
200
29'A
Jun
38%
—1
A—
35c
38c
5,900
30c
Dec
72c
Jan
45 %
4,700
38
Nov
46%
Nov
3,400
7
Oct
19%
Jan
2.50
Jan
M
J
Co
&
Oahu
Co
Oil
49,000
1.90
1.95
2,100
July
2.95
Feb
1.85
1.65
1.90
22,900
62c
Feb
3.50
Jun
43c
42c
47C
14,000
32c
May
1.00
Jun
1.25
1.15
1.30
5,100
50
50
250
27c
24c
28c
14,200
1.05
1.20
4,800
27
27
10
20c
22c
25,600
1.05
2,400
1—10c
2oc
1,85 July
45c
Apr
1.55
75c
:.
.
I.I—1
_1
Industries
1.05
33
Co
(Un)
Gas
Union
Sugar
Westates
Co
25c
TH © o
July
26
28
28
13%
12%
13%
15,300
20%
.21
200
1.20
1.30
900
30
10
—..—
4.25
10
Dec.
,i
;
200
23%
28
40
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
Bonds
127.86
98.22
204.50
91.48
80.72
79.96
85.41
128.36
84.39
98.19
204.21
91.51
80.65
86.50
86.50
84.54
127.96
98.38
204.04
91.47
80.76
80.70
85.51
128.08
98.47
204.23
91.52
80.89
80.70
85.63
613.31
20
21
Dec.
....
22—
84 69
129.10
98.75
204.27
91.53
80.83
80.62
85.64
84.66
Averages
Utilities, 8.53;
compiled
are
stocks,
65
daily
17.58.
by
using
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
3.38;
Total
84.61
Rails,
5.234;
•
•
28%
1.05
1.05
1.10
13,800
6%
1,000
400
4%
High
104.27
Low
Dec. 21
104.74
Thurs.
Dec. 22—
105.14
Fri.
Dec. 23—
105.27
Sep
109.60
Aug
101.42
.....
Sep
4
23
Range for 1960
Aug
Jan
2.45
Jan
7c
103.94
Dec. 20—
31
Sep
1.00 July
700
10c
13%
Range for 1959
Dec. 19-.
Tues.
16 y8 Mar
Jun
10c
Closing
'
Mon.
33
Jan
12%
13%
Date
Sen
Oct
Wed.
23%
Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
1.40
Mar
300
6%
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
23%
16% May
90c
700
__
Utili¬
ties
Jan
500
6%
Grade
615.42
19—
Dpc.
Nov
25%
16
*
Grade
614.82
Dec.
Jan
Jan
30 %
'
Indus¬
617.78
-
Jan
Dec
11
25%
—L.
65
615.56
16—
■
.
15%
'
1
common.....
Nov
Nov
5
5,100
Apr
May
24%
■
—1
common
4
1.50
25%
1
Utili¬
roads
Dec
6%
„5
10
Rail¬
trials
Dec
7
6
series A—25
c
Second
Indus¬
Date
1.90 Mar
20%
.'
6%
...
First
Jan
200
—
10
Feb
1,200
:
10
Total
15
Nov
14,000
Williston Basin Oil Exploration—_—10c
Yellow Cab
Sep
36%
7
20
.
12c
24%
26
1
—Bonds—
10
20
30
Feb
July
1.60
pfd
(Un)
Feb
23% May
6%
Co
Petroleum
Preferred
Mar
2.20
27%
29
1.55
__i__1
common
46c
Dec
Apr
1.05
150
25%
Co_^—__——1
Co
Equipment
Dec
27
220
6%
25c
Victor
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow-Jones & Co.
Feb
33
1.55
(Un);
Gas
23c
Jan
62
24%
2
Rice Ranch Oil Co_.
Cal
1.05
20
Western
&
2.80
Aug
31%
.33 %c
Bottlers......
Ltd
Oil
Rhodes
Dec
1.15
50
23%
Inc.—
United
Reserve
Southern
21c
.
Sugar Co Ltd
Mill
•
common..—1
Invest
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop...
Pepsi-Cola
1.05
.
Co
Averages
the
are
the New
on
Jun
•'
*
(Un).
com
preferred
Pioneer
75c
50c
Co...
Cement
American
Pacific
900
59c
75c
(Un)__50c
(Un)
Petroleum
Port
5 % %
8%
2.10
50
Corp
Corp Ltd.—
Norris
North
7%
_
OH
M
Merchants
Monolith
Nordon
8
1
——_.
Salt
M
43%
2.05
—
Below
Stocks
43%
10c
Western
Oil
Leslie
Jan
Dec.
Imperial
Jade
California
Mines
Stock and Bond
Jan
ATay
10c
of
Maryland
Co
Aug
July
19% Mar
4
common..
Co
Holly
6%
1.70
15% Mar
10
33%c
Exploration Co of California__l
Gladden Products, Corp_
1
Humor
3°n
16%
General
Good
5
1.70
16%
__»•
Corp
Co....
Capwell
Oil
Friden
Fields
1.70
16%
____7.50
_
Oil
5
5
._
Co
Dole
High
109.39
-
Jan
8
95.55
...
Oct
26
Low
Jan
7% Aug
•;
1 do
>n
14%
10% July
Nov
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
V
,
American
Low
American
Tel
&
Arundel
CorpomMon
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
Research
23%
60
78%
1,147
95% 103%
101%
Range Since Jan.
Low
'
72%
77%
33%
Tel—
Shares
High
23%
-1
Co
Stores
for Week
of Prices
Par
.
Steel common....—;—.10
Wood
15,921
1
the
for
week
1957-59
Dec. 16,'60
21%
Dec
42 %
Jan
%
Oct
82%
Feb
Composite
79%
Jan
103%
Dec
Manufacturing
31
Aug
39 %
Jan
_♦
33%
33
33%
552
36%
36
36%
255
28%
Durable
Sep
38%
Sep
Non-Durable
—5
44%
46%
220
31%
Oct
54%
Sep
—_12
12%
13
197
11 %
Nov
16%
Jan
———
Transportation
Utility
Transit
Company
Campbell
Soup
Chrvsier
Curtis
Corp
Duquesne
Light
Storage
Foremost
8
5
25
Jun
13%
Dec
88%
40
552
8%
45% May
2,743
38
Trade,
Jan
Mining
89
'
•!
Jan
28
Dec
71 %
1
7%
7%
673
7%
Dec
12%
43
451/4
341
35%
May
47
25%
25%
25%
2,931
Battery
7%
.10
Dairies
21% Mar
50%
53
63%
67%
1,094
121.4
107.7
111.5
110.3
+
1.1
122.0
103.6
116.7
115.3
+ 1.2
129.5
107.7
106.8
105.7
+ 1.0
115.1
92.3
92.2
+ 0.1
108.3
87.1
135.5
+ 0.7
137.3
118.4
133.0
131.7
+ 1.0
134.1
120.5
78.8
76.7
+ 2.7
86.7
67.0
——_
——.
—•...
and
Service—
_
_—
—
12%
13%
1,380
12
Oct
18%
18
18%
460
17
Mar
10%
10%
40
42%
10'/a
10 %
43%
Oct
Transactions at the New York Stock
Sep
72
Jan
19%
Jan
Exchange
Jun
93%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
General
60c
Acceptance
.General
Motors
Homasote
■Hudson
1
common..
—
Corp———1 .66%
Co
40%
A
preferred.————125
Resistance
—
(G B)
Maaison
Corp
Fund
Martin
Merck
——
Trie
Gas
Pennsylvania
RR
Perfect
Bonds
40
Dec
56%
Jan
20
10
19%
Nov
&
14% Mar
10
20
557
16 %
60%
65%
650
36%
Apr
83%
406
80
Reading Co
Scon
paper
Smith Kline
Gas Co
450
!z%
26%
26%
1,810
ps.y
10%
11%
12,363
10%
30%
31
377
30%
Nov
45 %
44%
47%
56
34%
Jan
Gas
Gas
50
'•>
•
51%
10%
5,243
191/4
2,905
30%
12%
3,336,095
5,322,000
411,000
Dec. 21.
:
LL
4,063,811
7,198,000
232,000
Thurs.
Dec. 22_._—
3,823,015
6,345,000
248,500
Fri.
Dec. 23.
3,576,660
5,589,000
849,000
18,425,281
$30,062,000
—
31%
1,964
12%
50
41%
-
43%
633
8%
8%
87%
87%
8%
Apr
July
$2,151,500
Total
7,430,000
-
......
Week Ended Dec. 23
Stocks—Number
30%
Jan
Dec
T- ^
28%
Sep
U.
Oct
,17%
Jan
International
"
Shares....
of
1960
18,425,281
11,447,114
Government.!!
S.
47%
Apr
7%
Nov
12 %
—y.
$782,000
...—
38%
Railroad
and
Industrial
30,062,000
—...
May
Dec
'
25,063,000
1,245,337,600
1,486,738,600
TW1
53
•
-v.
..
•.
$32,213,500/
.....
$25,845,000 $1,319,687,750 $1,554,584,200
26%
12 y4
36
465
50
1,211
Nov
31%
.
8%
Pec
Deo
20
Jan
43%
Nov
Mar
Dec
18%
92%
Jun
%' P^t
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Jan
Feb
72
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
47
f^-%
Jun
27%
28%
294
22 %
Jun
28%
Dec
Stocks
46%
46%
48i/4
689
42% May
55%
70
64%
70
535
56%
70
Dec
Shares)
Bonds
1,338,190
$155,000
$8,000
168,000
4,000
13.50
'
:•
common
*"
Oct
30
6%
Dec
52%
52%
301
46 %
Apr
53%
29
45 %
7%
May
Foreign
(No. of
Mon.
7
52 %
>
16.00Q
67,817,600
50
-
$12,000
—.
74,345,650
Apr
16
1,346
90
7
806,953,381
$4,500
—.
Bank—.i—...
$2,151,500
Jan
1959
750,156,734
Bonds—
27%
1
6,438,000
Jan. 1 to Dec. 23
1959
•
_5
6,593,500
$32,213,500
1960
Sep
28 %
Feo
Sales
5.733.000
J
12%
43%
■
5,372
9%
17%
.
•
——_—,—
Light
Dec. 20...
Bond
$6,019,000
.2.50
Improvement
Washington
Tues.
Total
$411,000
66% July
■
50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
Unil«<l
80%
11%
1*
$5,608,000
95% Ma\
27%
18%
_
'
73% Mar
58%
26"%
•
3,625,700
Dec
27%
:
50
—
Corp
65%
Dec. 19—...
Jan
23
10%
Co
United
,
Mon.
U. S.
Dec
24
10
& French Lab__—1.
Jersey
Oil
Int'l
Dec
109
L*
...
Dec
801/2
..J— 3
—1
Co...
13
21
20%
Aug
29%
•
com...
Jun
28%
—50
Gas
Mar
80%
-v
1
Electric &
21
41 %
May
Inc...——————20c
Service
Apr
107
27%
——_—
Dec
18%
227
Light
&i
19'/2
20%
*
...—_
100
310
10%
83
Water.—
191/2
29%
61 %
Electric Power common
__10
Mfg Co..———_i_—__.l
Progress
Sun
Bonds
21
29%
_
Corn
V Potomac
I SoutD
Bonds
19%
_3
Electric Co
Transportation: Co
-L
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Public
Gov't
Bonds
10%
1
—__—
Corp
Power
Photo
'
*
Bank
Shares
20
'Peoples. Drug Stores Inc.—._____-.l_._5
Phileo
Foreign
Nov
19%
.1
1
.
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
10%
*
1
Mergenthaler Linotype
>
and Miscel.
10%
19%
1
„
Co.
Co'.'"
-V
class A.
inc
(The)
Pennsalt
,
No. of
Oct
50
28%
—t.———10c
Lehigh Coal ^Navigation.—.——10
Macke
Railroad
Sep
10%
60,825
;
*
Wed.
1
—.—:——:
^International
'
—
Pulp & Paper—
series
5%
Corp
voting preferred—
conv
99.5
Jan
26%
60% July
12%
—,—2
51%
64
—5
—.
Low
High
+ 1.0
——-
—
Finance
Aug
—
Co—._—
1960
Change
114.6
Jan
43%
Co——.—
Light.,—
Percent
Dec
6.75
—
&
6%
1,057
38%
38y4
430
14%
83%
83%
8%
13%
14
.'.'5
__—
Power
Motor
1
:
i.RO
Publishing
Electric
:
...
Co
Delaware
Ford
Co_
—_.
Goods
100
Dec. 9,'60
—115.8
——....
....
Goods
=
136.5
——
Corp
Buod
stock
for the current year.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
of
High
61
4.33
Electric
index
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending Dec. 16, 1960, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Sales
Range
Sale Price
,
Alan
SEC
stocks
Week's
Last
The
Jan
54
Jan
54%
Nov
Dec. 19
Tues.
Dec. 20
Wed.
Domestic
1,232,795
Dec. 21—
Thurs.
1,427,325
Dec. 22__
Fri.
Dec. 23__
211,000
1,272,785
Foreign
Gov't
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Bond
Sales
$163,000
10,000
26,000
6,000
182,000
243,000
132,000
4,000
6,000
142,000
176, 000
27,000
7,000
210,000
$842,000
$69,000
$29,000
$940,000
'
1,340,930
Total.
6,612,025
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Armstrong
Cork
Gas
Duquesne
Brewing
Duquesne
Light, Co
For
_4.lL
Co..
Columbia
of
Pgh.
;
footnotes,
...
Low
52
5i%
23
22%
23
see
page 44.
9
25%
«
Shares
High
52%
5
.
.
for Week
Jl
5
Week Ended Dec. 23
Sales
Range
of Prices
10
System.
Co
Week's
Low
45
2*1
9%
459
25%
98
'
39% Mar
18%
8%
Jun
Jan
21% Mar
High
•
.
52%
Dec
23
Dec
9% Mai
26%
Sep
I960
•
-
.
Range Since Jan.1
Stocks—Number, of
.
,
Shares
1959
Jan. 1 to Dec. 23
1960
1959
6,612,025
6,201,750
278,941,107
365,370,368
$842,000
$548,000
Bonds—•
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
L_.—-i
government
corporate
Total
"
——-—
:
-
$29,043,000
$28,303,000
12,000
1,516,000
1,673,000
29,000
20,000
1,357,000
1,468,000
$940,000
$580,000
$31,916,000
$31,444,000
69,000-'
40
(2644)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Shown
Are Expressed
in
,
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Friday
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
Low
Abltibi Power A Paper common.
Acadia
Atlantic
Sugar
Agnew-Surpass
Algorna
common.
14
Shoe
31%
of
Co
Canada
4%
25
a21%
50
_
5Q
•
preferred
Asbestos
Fniik
5%%
Nova
preferred
Class
A
Paper class A
preferred
Light A Power
Oil
Canada
Iron
940
17% July
20%
Dec
Dec
Jan
55
54%
55 %
1,195
47% Mar
573/4 Aug
Morgan
38%
587
33 % May
41
National
Jun
class
Jan
&
Co
46% July
Niagara
Wire
38
Noranda
48
28%
27%
29
41
Feb
Jan
% Jan
45 y4
Jan
6%
a91
44
%
July
Jun
24%
Penmans
Oct
Placer
45%
50
42%
Feb
Jan
42
47% Mar
11%
11%
575
9%
35
35%
1,411
30%
10,100
Oct
Sep
Apr
42
Mar
9 y4
52%
Power
Sep
%
Price
Dec
14 %
Jan
Dec
11 y2
7%
Dec
11
Dec
2.75
570
29 %
Jan
34%
Jun
23
Canada
16%
50
25%
1,277
Feb
24
Malting
102
Jan
27
27
302
18
18
18%
1,485
•
64%
64
64%
225
49
Mar
64%
a89
a90
110
82
Jan
92 y2
Sep
Breweries
Canadian
British
Aug
Jun
23% Mar
40%
40%
19%
19%
100
57%
57
57%
3,404
42'/.
.It
common.
Aluminum
warrants
15%
27%
42%
44%
20,401
31'/8 Mar
8%
8%
8%
440
2 00
Canadian
2.00
100
2.00
Nov
4.75 Mar
17%
18
527
17%
Dec
22% May
•
com
_
Bronze
common
Celanese
»
common
•
series
preferred
18
23%
23 y4
92
24
25
32%
19%
39% Mar
45%
Jan
13
Feb
22%
46% Mar
58%
Sep
Sep
8
1,790
19%
Dec
18 %
1,450
33
zo
Chemical
Co
Canadian
Ltd.
Jan
Feb
26 %
Jan
23%
24
1,020
20
Apr
253/4
Jan
41
42
143
39
Apr
42'/,
>■
Morse
class
A_50c
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
common
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
Oil
Canadian Pacific
10
Dec
11
36
Jun
48%
15%
I,0>'.6
13%
Jan
16
47%
48%
193
40
Mar
138
140
45
125
Apr
19
100
18
Jun
9.65
10%
1,975
2,100
Canadian
Petrofina
Class
Canada
Canadian
Coghlin
J)
Class
B
Combined
Royal
Bank
of
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
class
Coronation
Crown
St
Cement
Lawrence
Corp
5%
Distillers
Dome
Jan
33
Dec
19
Dec
Dec
Class
Series
A
B
4%
Dairies
Foundries
Sherwin
Bicard
Williams
Inc
Jan
Jan
373%
455
32% Mar
39
bep
16 3/4
16%
790
14
17%
Dec
15
of
Preferred
Glass
7 %
preff rred
Dominion Steel A
Stores
Tar
A
k25
Dec
4.65
io%
125
7%
Nov
12%
Jan
Jan
Players
Fleetwood
1.223
39
Aug'-1
243/4
22
8,479
20 y4
Oct
26 %
7
7%
1,161
Nov
30%
Jan
40
Oct
5
34 %
Jan
48 %
Oct
703/8
71%
4,780
80
Jan
6.45
700
-r
.
•
a
14% al4V2
2.75
2.75
Co
Gatlneau
5%
al9
al9
67
16
16
150
11%
12
625
19%
19%
475
32%
6.80
6.90
3,000
•
16
15%
16%
5,684
2.80
2.80
100
16
200
12%
13 %
391
•
'•
43
•
Power
Steel
Lakes
Handy
•
•
Holt
Oil
Class
Home
$1.25
For
Jan
15
9%
Jun
17%
Jan
Apr
18%
Oct
52
Jan
100
Dec
190
38% July
100
98
Jan
65%
Dec
65
310
41% Mar
14%
14%
7,832
19%
425
12% July
18% Jan
9%
10
2,600
17%
17%'
a45
20%
20*/4
a45
20 V2
700
35
835
8%
Feb
13% Mar
45
Jan
19% July
90
Jan
15
Sep
15%
Jan
66
Dec
16 %
24 % May
a9%
a9%
25
Aug
10
12% July
10%
1,240
8%
Oct
12
22
23%
945
21%
Nov
3.35
3.55
11,350
15%
15%
1,865
10%
15%
36%
942
alOO
18
a40
a41
110
40%
40%
250
7%
7%
1,830
39%
40%
40%
2,050
11 %
al2
75
oo
a
a4.00
150
110 Va 110 %
15
15
6
173/4
July
9%
3.30
133/4
Nov
7%
Jan
22% Julv
41
615
37% Mar lUlfi
a46
20
28%
Jan
Dec
6.25
32
;
~*
153/8
Dec
25
32
90
32%
Feb
38
Sep
Mar
103
Sep
6
page 44.
10
1,170
Dec
%
30%
.31%
Jan
Mar
48
,'JJuly
45
Aug
Nov
1 i Jan
8%Jan
5%f Sep
25%''Nov
'0.
Jan
;>43;
33%
Jan
163/8
16%
700
16 3/8
Dec
24%
Jan
21%
21%
440
19
Jun
23
Nov
87%
Jan
67%
653/4
68 Va
1.704
18%
19%
2,060
57%
57%
58
180
57
61
Dec
Jan
45
/
24
58
Jan
Mar
57
58
55
483/4 Mar
58
Dec
19
19%
II.185
16%
Jun
25%
Jun
7
1,903
4.75
Dec
8a/4
f
3«%
373/4
39%
7,238
26%
Jun
...1
Ltd
2.75
2.75
2.85
653
*
-
39 3/a
39
39%
460
30
41 %
25
29
Mar
a91
5
34
34
25
"IOO
...
3.35
Feb
41%
&91
♦
84
Jan
Dec
40
2.60 May
41%
...
preferred
Limited
common...
Jun
Dec
39%
41 % -Dec
Apr
92
Aug
311 '2 Mar
37
July
Canadian Stock Exchange
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
Arno
Mir.es
Atlas
Sulphur &
Atlas
Iron
Telefilms
Avalon
Telephone
Mines
Co
Brllechasse
'.Blue
Mining
Bonnets
Gas
Ltd
Hills
Candn
Uranium
Dec
20c
35
Apr
47 Va
40
6%
200
6
July
7%
Jan
63/4
40
6%
8c
Jan
3%c
3%c
3%c
12c
Jan
48c
46c;
33c
31c33%c
3%c
Dec
1,000
•
•
•
a7%
—
'
./
6c
2c
Dec
5,850
40c
21 Vac
1
Jan
Sep
Apr
70c
Sep
28c
Jan
6c
Jun
19c
•*an
6%
16,418
a7%
1,000
.
100
600
5.00
—
5.15
3%c
,
/
3%c
4 000
3c
4,000
6%c
6%c
7c
-
Sep
commonj._____*
Corp
Ltd.___.
all
'
1
July
20c
K,
-
—
,
/
3c
7.90
Jun
Jan
Apr
8c
Nov
10%
14c
Jan
5c
Jan
43c
•
Jan
.*
12,800"-
3c
1,500.
8c.
15
.
Oct
Mar
55c
Jan
3c
500
310
17c
,
Dec
July
6%c
11,500
/
7
16c
3c
*' 7
3c
—
3c
lc
35
18c
—
'
7% Aug
'
all'
.,»
4.60
•
12,000
1
Mines
Class
Aug
15% May
Nov
4.50
Sep
Jan
110 Va
D-c
Apr
17%
Jan
July
7.00
Dec
11%
Jan
3.05
Dec
4.59
Jan
34%
2,490
44%
Jan
40%
300
Oct
35% Mar
May
12%
Jan
42
July
52
Jan
Jan
66
11
Dec
Dec
19%
19%
200
35%
20%
36%
7,082
Sep
30
Mar
37
13%
Jan
13%
4.345
11 Va
42%
July
13%
Dec
43%
2,560
31%
Feb
44
Dec
46%
46%
35
40
Jan
47
14%
15
300
July
14%
Dec
21%
Dec
Feb
.—.I
7c
*
Ltd
—
July
6%c
Jan
5V»
Aug
,8%
Feb
12c
•
July
'34c
Jan
3c
July
6s
Oct
Food
&
Dock
Products
24c
Feb
Nov
21%
Jan
2%c
3c
6,700
6%
6%
10
a75c
a74c
a75c
1,050
Co Ltd.....*
—
13
13
100
a3.75
Ltd
com
_*
■.
.
Canadian'Power
A
Mines
Nickel
Paper Inv
_.
Mines
Quebec
Cassiar
Asbestos
&
Catelli Food
Gas
Ltd
Ltd
2c
1
__
Jan
78c
11%
Sep
15 %
Ltd
a3.75
50
,15
150
8
Jan
15
Dec
85
35
56
Jun
85
Dec
28%
28 % July
33
3.50
Jun
4.00
Sep
28%
50
65c
500
60c
Aug
1.01
95c
1.00
900
65c
Jun
1,35
5
July
5%
5%
1,192
2c
2%c
75,352
2c
12c
Jan
Jan
Jan
7c
Jan
70c
July
13c
1,900
10c
Nov
9,800
2c
Aug
5c
2,000
5c
Nov
lie
10c
11c
5,060
8c
Aug
23c
1
__
al2'/2
.
175
2.15
13c
13c
39%
40
100
al%cal%c
—
__
.1
Mining Corp
_1
Cliibougamau Copper Corp.;
,_____*.l
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd__
1
Cleveland Copper Corp,.
l
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava._____1.50
Consolidated Div Standard Sec "A '_i._*
al3
219
2.10
2.20
3c
1,000
37,055
38
Jan
Jan
.
J°n
13%
Nov
Oct
16c
Sep
10% Mar
,10%c
Jun
7%
Dec
6V2C
1
;
Feb
15
2%c.
___*
Ltd..
Mar
85
2c
Chess
Preferred
75c
Feb
11%
6%c
Ltd class A
Mines
Minerals
__
•
I td___
Jan
5c
Nov
1
Corp
Produc'/s
6%
__l
...
Explorations
Manitoba
Chemalloy
-
2%c Oct
65c
__
1.00
1
Ltd-
Cartier
—
Ltd-—_*
Ltd
Explorations Ltd
Canuba Mines Ltd
Oil
Dec
13%
3c
*
Canalask
Castle
6V2C
300
6%
...
Canorama
6,350
13%
...1
A
Carbec
13%
com__3
Resources
preferred
il
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
,*
Canadian Homestead
Oils Ltd__.__10c
Canadian Kodiak Refineries Ltd
Central
52% Mar
Ltd
_^_1
&
4%
19%
,
2,231
-
48c
6c
.___1
Preferred
Canadian
8%
2c.
—;
___'i_l
Co
Mines
Collieries
Jun
2,076
High
3V2C
"
3c
Tungsten
Jan
43
Low
High
3,500
"A"_/_l
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd.
Jan
7.05
75
''
2c
2c
Raceway Inc__.___—__lr
16 Va
100
960
'
25.000
5
Bay Mining
Belding-Corticelli Ltd
44%
1,210
46
■; '
5c
Ltd
52%
3.250
66
■
Range Since Jan. 1
f:
'
Low
4%c
1
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd____
Oct
3.65
45
/;
•
1
Ltd...
Dec
33 %
•
Shares
•
Ltd
Co
Exploration
Aumaque Gold Mines Ltd
7%
14
of Prices
—
*
Augustus
34% Mar
104%
Dollars
Sales
for Week
.1
Ltd......
39%
4.00
Canadian
Range
Par
Alscope Explorations Ltd
•
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd..*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co, Ltd_____5
Canadian Dredge
10%
in
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jan
7.85
10%
'■
,
17% Mar
6%
;
50 %
133/4
14%
30
1,330
28%
Dec
11%
Oct
7
„—
Sep
36%
43%
35
32
53/4
99%
Mar
41
;
Jan
18% Ma\
8% Mar
233/4
-
27%
13%
Jan
Apr
7.50
10%
common
a46.
53%
Burnt
40%
20
4 ►
28%
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp..___l 1
Bornite Copper Corp_i'_____r—
—1
700
*
46
40 %
r
Jan
16
•
50
see
26
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd——--1-1
alOO
A
pieferred
4%%
Zellers
Calumet
36
oo
♦
(Geo)
Jan
45%
415
66
.
footnotes,
634
Dec
ieb
bo
19
Eateman
5,155
Canada common.8
Corp
29%
-10
.'
(Canada)
class "A"
Barvallee
Bank
_
Knapp
Eailey Selburn Oil &
6%
•
&
Nov
34%
preferred
29
19%
Worts
A
17%
17%
50
Mining
Cement
6,476
6%
15% Mar
*
Jan
3.50
;
of
1,010
28 %
40%
'450
1
Bank
20% July
10% Jan
7.50
common
preferred
11%
26'%
Jan
4.25
Apr
—■i~
Pittfield
class
103/4
28
•
com
Apr
21
6
ioo
Investment
76
May
8.40
Nov
1
1
•
Paper
7,915
99
•
:
Dec
Jun
12%
:
_■
11
18%
99
10
Jan
20 Va
Aug
2.25 July
19%
i
Acceptance
$2.25
Inland
19%
12
173/4
•
A
Imperial OH Ltd
Imperial Tobacco
Indus
6.10
15
10 Va
•
pfd"™
6%%
103/4
17%
Dec
70
1%
common
'./•
103/4
18%
Jan
32%
50
•
i
9.50 Mar
•
common
'"/"Jan
7.60
Bay
Imperial
Imperial
99
t
20 % Mar
150
loo
preferred
Hudson
8.515
13%
14%
;
Smith
$2.00
29
6%
l
Co
class
E
&
Howard
Feb
65%
19
E)
Dec
21% Dec
17%
•
Renfrew
Home
Dec
8% May
17'/a
13%
_•
common
Int
16
Nov
11
•
Corp
preferred
Wares
Farms
18%
alOVa alO%
•
Paper Co Ltd
Andy
Nov
Mar
•
Warrants
Hardee
Jan
7%
65%
al0V4
23%
Motors
General
Great
3.75
17
64%
common
(Chas
43
99
.100
•
5.25
•
STOCKS
•
65 % July
Feb
4.557
31%
Dynamics
General
4.90
125
600
20
6.90
A
Jan
Jan
31%
preferred
General
Jan
5.25
9%
1
Petroleum
&
17
Dec
9%
16
Feb
Apr
1.90
17%
—
13%
12%
9%
2
Dec
65
3.90
19%
'
7
185
2.75
3.90
•
Foundation Co of Canada
French
703,4
*
A
Gooderham
Class B
-...
•
Canadian
Ltd
May
23
*
Corp
Cos
4.65
17 %
22
3%
class
12% July
21%
■
Freres
Frosst
;
class
Weston
common
6%
4.40
75
2
•
Toronto-Dominion
10
Canada
3,232
38
Texaco Canada Ltd
—
of
4.60
Jan
Steinbergs
Apr
common
Nov
15% Mar
a50
Canada
Jan
23
.
Fraser
of
Jan
8.45
21%
Brewery
Famous
Co
10%
Webb
common
Jan
92
Dec
38
*
SeD
_•
Chemical
10%
Jan
12%
a50
._
preferred
Jan
preferred
Feb
80
4.50
4.55
_.
Feb
•
Donohue Bros Ltd
Dupuis
Steel
6%
Co
Walker
Coal
Textile
Pont
Sep
Sogemines
Southam
1.25
__
Du
9
2.40
Dec
Ltd.
A
Redeemable
Dow
7% July
Nov
5%
common
13
50
ir>)
•
Nov
1
;
430
87
12%
•
300
com
May
87
14%
5.75
Canada
5.00
_
Dominion
65
Nov
*6
Steel
4.85
.•
.
4.90
•
&
Jan
37
50
4.90
common
84
Jun
18
Trans Canada Pipeline
United Steel Corp..,
.
Dominion
1.85
16
Dominion
Jan
12%
4% %
2.20
pfd__.
Dominion
Jan
80
50
Jan
j.
6%
75
.
Jan
4.25
47
Dec
100
pfd
200
Corsets
Dominion
5%
100
3
Bridge
Coal
Dominion
Dominion
325
2.50
Dominion
35
-
553/4
Aug
Oct--.
2.05
35%
-
" Dec
*
16
•
Dominion
43% July
-
100
2,055
38
A
43%
Petroleum
,
340
Shawinigan Water A Power common—*
Dec
Seagrams
Jan
Nov
6 257
100
Nov
A
Jan
31
14%
.
_
Jan
38%
10
class
9
preferred—10
class
10%
5V4
common
37
A__
29
273/4 Mar
50
40%
a81 a81%
*
preferred
1,645
Mortgage
20]/4 July
-
90
2.10
38
common
Lawrence
3,115
•
Zeilerbach
Jan
13% Aug
'
Bt
1,380
,-M
Corbys
23
,
«
.
Jun
38
Canada
1.870
Mining & Smelting
Dec
*
37%
Glass
Nov
Dec
145
4.85
1
10%
Enterprises
Consolidated
Consumers
8.00
100
46-
46
2.10
___•
14%
Ltd
25
13%
(James)
37
_
Co
Jan
48%
1
common
Aluminum preferred..-
14
,
Cellulose
Mar
—1
"A"
10%
1
Vickers
(B
Columbia
9%
1,130
29%
40%
Company
Roe (A V)
(Canada) common—
Rolland Paper class A_.
•
%
133/4
2-1
•
Ltd
37
common
Ltd
48 %
—m/:
10%
Railway
193/4 May
125
2,357
100
10%
l
Companies
Nov
10
10%
29%
__.
com__*
Co
Nov
40%
Balada-Shirriff-Horsey
Feb
6
4.20
•
Power
Mar
10
common
60
International
18
36
10
___20c
Ltd
4.85
4.85
•
Preferred
Oct
Dec
Apr
11%
26
-
Ores
Co
1.25
Hydrocarbons
6,955
39 %
Jan
14%
1.95
10% alO'/4
a
^__1
Warrants
Canadian
1,015
34%/
10
Dec
28
125
5%
Hu^ky
12 5/a
34%
34%
Jan
6
40%
16
25%
1.95
.
Fairbanks
Canadian
May
.,
6
21
443/4
Apr
"
Warrants
13
100
4,485
Simpsons
Canadian
7%
6
Dec^
a 90
y L1
Steams hip common.
Canadian
Aviation Electronic*.
Canadian Bank of Commerce-
200
9
Apr
24%
_1
Power
Reynolds
Dec
35
93
10
common
r
Jan
Jan
21
Apr
Dec
23%
._
Reitman's
Sep
Mar
22% July
24% Apr
27
common
A
Robertson
3,770
102
25
9
....
preferred
Quebec
Jun
31%
22%
102
21
21
—1
Units
Jan
2.00
25%
100
21
Nov
12%
102
15%
Jan
25
25
.100
Oct
933/4 Mar
_________
Quebec Natural Gas
46% Aug
a8
Iron
Bros
4c/c
Jan
37%
a2.10
23
8%
105
"
common
Premium
a8
_
16,210
•
Development
Corp of Canada
Sep
50
36%
9%
11
100 1003/4
~*
...
Page-Hersey Tubes
93%
37% Mar
276
103/8
Products
Mar
81
9%
...
Steel
Jan
16
46%
10%
•
Pacific Petroleums
50
45%
July
18%
___._*
...
35 y4
500
common.
preferred
a91
360
Mills
Aug
31
A
Flour
7%
44 %
52%
26
Nov
13%
Sep
5y„
49%
pfd.,
Ontario
10y4
40%
52%
Feb
17%
common..
50 %
49%
35
Jan
25
19
Ogilvie
Nov
40%
•
19
25 J
440
Power.—,
Mar
49%
•
Oct
25
17 3/4
15%
100
Nova Scotia Light A
Jan
52
Dec
Mar
40
-
Sep
Sep
48
-
12%
Dec
3.50 May
45
8,218
15,569
:
25
___•
Mines Ltd
42%
150
16
Jan
"
24%
Corp
Weaving common
37
23 y4 Mar
471
11
35
Oct
1.73/s
Car
300
22,016
303/4
Nov
16
A
common....^
Steel
270
48
Apr-'
7
'
7
_*
class
...
9,818
7%
24
100
29%
C
Locomotive
42
4.30
1,525
7
26%
,•
Preferred
Montreal
48
7
30%
Oct
NOV
•
33%
48
65
62
July
17%
__—
41 y4
3.10
30%
52
Oct
58%
383/4 May
10
A
Ltd
46%
4.15
1,075
♦
33 %
25
62
10o
33%
230
60%
__*
...
common—
41%
51
450
'
priority™
Tel..
47%
47%
41%
6
B
58%
Canada
series
Class
„
71V4
51
36%
41 Va
,
Ltd
&
(Robt)
47% Mar
47%
Dec
Feb/
1,305
Va
■
Breweries
57
40%
11
Foundries
$1.75
20%
Dec
31
35%
Class B
Jan
1,771
common.
;
$1.00
28
a2.10
Cement
Canadian
Feb
19 % July
Molson
Products
Canadian
20%
4,990
preferred
"B"
'
Dec
29%
30 %
30%
coxu-
S)_—
(J
58%
—50
Products
Ltd
class
Preferred
$1.30
925
5
preferred
66%
Telephone.
Ltd
Calgary Power
Canada
Mitchell
994
21%
5%%
57
—
Building
Aug
25%
.50
Chemical
B
26 %
25
Mar
-50
Columbia
Mills
Mitchell
43
-.50
Columbia Forest
British Columbia Power.
Class
Dec
21%
100
r_
_________
British
Eruck
49 y8
25
Mar
26% July
66
•
common
preferred
Brockville
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
47
58
•
preferred
British
Sep
35%
47%
.50
preferred
5%%
52
Mar
Electric—
preferred
preferred
4% 'w
Tel
47%
l£
5%*%
Traction
Columbia
4%%
Corp
Maritime
60
;
Mersey
4Vi%
Mailman
Sep
60
American
British
5 %
preferred
Paper
Brazilian
Oct
%
25
Lines
41
MacMillan Bloedel A Powell River Ltd •
22 y2
46
1,118
58%
35%
,'i
''
19% Mar
34%
High
Sep
494
"
'
(John)
•
preferred
British
Jan
463/a
7,952
30
35%
7™
65%
•
.
Corp 5%
Bowater
38%
58 %
30%
r,
__25
Ltd
56%
30%
8
Ltd
40
50 %
38
.
Bowater
•
Ltd
Bros
28
B
5%%
Lewis
57%
_
Corp___—_,
Service
320
33%
20
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
Jan
Jan
10
Telephone
Bowater
Labatt
Jan
40%
17%
30
10
Scotia
Power
Dec
21
July
Pipe
Public
10
Canadian NationaL
Banque Provinciale (Canada)..
Bathurst
15
Jamaica
_
Low
a
Canada
_
375
45%
50%
,
25
Banque
Beil
Jan
of
new—
preferred
Interprovincial
*
Montreal—i.—
of
413/4
'
—
Selburn
of
45%
25%
_
-
,-6,230
a21%a21%
__
50
Corp
P
Atlas Steels Ltd.
...
Jun
High
27% July
2,880
30%
9%
1U0
32%
pfd
Bank
35% Mar
235
19-/4
32
31%
4%%. preferred
Bailey
14
19%
_
Anglo Canadian Tel Co $2.90 pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common.;
$2.50
6,755
Utilities
$2
Low
40 V8
Paper
International
Range Since Jan. 1
High
32
■_
__
Ltd
Aluminum
38%
Shares
Nickel
International
"
Steel
Aluminium
40 Va
International
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Dollars
Sales
Range
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
STOCKS
\
Week's
Sale Price
Canadian
Monday, December 26, 1860
.
(Range for Week Ended December 23)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
.
Jan
41
2c
Nov
5%c
Feb
1.52
Nov
3.20
Feb
Oct
.
A
/
'
__
8,500
3c
Sep
9%c
Jan
9C
v11,500
8c
Apr
19c
Jan
5c
8.000
4c
Apr
11c
6%c
7c
1,800
6c
Mar
2V2c
3c
4,500
2%c
a75c
__
£%c
3c
8c
4%c
8c
a75c
13J
55c
28V2
28'%
31
28
Oct
Dec
July
.
Sep
12 %c
9o
95c
30
>
Jun
Jan
Jan
May
Volume
192
Number 6015
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(2645)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Consolidated
Monpas
Mines
Ltd_
l
Crusade
Petroleum
Ltd
Dalfen's
Dominion
.<
Engineering
Dominion
Works
Ltd
Metal
Fab
Mines
Falconbridge
Fano
Uranium
Mines
Fundy
Eay
Futurity
Oil
Gaspe
Golden
Mines
(1945)
Ltd
Ltd—
500
45c
Nov
1.75
Jan
24
250
17
jun
27%
Oct
400
1,195
19%
1,500
37 Va
1
3c
3y2c
20c
Labrador
class
Zinc Mines
Mining
Corp
&
of
41c
2c
Aug
5c
Jan
Aug
1.43
Dec
Dec
5C
Feb
3,500
3c
Jun
10c
Acadia
Atlantic
13c
Nov
38c
2yac
2 VaC
2%c Nov
1,200
30c
7,500
,
1
8%c
51
—_1
6c
2y2c
Nov
1.00
3,000
8y2c
500
51
25
6c
1,100
Distillers,
Ltd——^,.1
Explor Co
Ltd.
4c
3J/2c
3»/ac
2.30
Jan
8'/aC July
1 900
45c
11,500
2,025
38c
July
51
Dec
37c
A
Mines
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
_1
Dec
Mines
Ltd—
5
27 y2
May
Jan
Allied
Jun
58c
Aug
32c
Feb
21
30%
11%
1
45c
45c
45c
1,600
45c
Nov
18c
17 c
18c
4,000
15c
Mar
al2
al2
50
Distilleries Ltd 6%
Island
pfd_——10
Mining Corp
Ltd
~5c
Royal
Minerals
Rice
Mills
Roxana
Formaque Mines Ltd
1
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
Jack
New
Santiago Mines Ltd
New
West
North
Lake Uranium
Amulet
5%
Nov
10 Va
25
8c
2,000
47 y4
3c
2%c
1,000
23,500
(1945)
Ltd—
Anglo
Anglo
Rouyn
July
19c
Jan
July
52
lc
Ansil
Anthes
Feb
Arcadia
6c
Jan
Argus
2c
Jun
13c
29,000
9c
Dec
90c
Jan
36c
19,700
25c
Dec
91c
Jan
a24
a24
3
25
Jan
26
'
6c
Mar
8c
24,700
Dec
16c
Feb
7c
7%c
3,800
7c
Nov
23c
5.25
5.30
2,100
5.00
Dec
2.50
5%c
7%c
,
5 %c
Gold
Oil
Asamera
Associated
Jan
Atlantic
8.50
Jan
Atlas
2.75
Nov
Atlas
Feb
All in
Ruffner
Feb
Aumaque
Corp—,—_____——2
7c
7c
1,000
5c
Oct
55c
Jan
Aunor
5c
Mar
Ltd—_____——1
.
3c
1
lie
43
Provo
Gas
Producers
Ltd—-
59
Exploration.—.
Quebec
Cobalt
Quebec
Telephone
Warrants
5%%
Red
Gold
Crest
Warrants
.-al.c
ale
'.
8c
.,
Shop
Limited
South
Dufault
"
Mines
Ltd
Canada
Trans-Canada
Fund——.
Wendell
Mineral
Western
Decalta
Westville
Jan
660
.
'
v
420
' 50
2,000
500
1,100
I
3,535
,
7%
709
.
18 y2
2c
2.10
40c
5.30
6
36
Dep.
Jun
15%
Dec
Apr
21
Dec
Nov
3.70 July
Nov
75c
Sep
6.90
Oct
Dec
Oct
10
60c
1.05
1.10
9%c
600
\
10c
6,000
8c
5,000
12,%
6c
•
/
7c
10
V2I
9c
10 %c
30%
*
5%.
nil
>
5%
.6,360
3,626
*
3c
t
3c
,3.70
27%
25
1.00
1.40
63,150
7c
7c
9,000
30y2
314
1.30
Ltd—— -Tli
7c
—i
?.
7c
6c
8c
:__ i
2%c
5,198
1,000
.
38c
Feb
17%
Jan
11 %c
Sep
13p
Jan
Oct
82 y2
Jun
16c
Jan
2c
42c
Jan
May
33%
Feb
May
5c
29
6y2
Feb
Dec
5.00 May
Oct
Apr
1.00
6c
22
Dec
Jan
5c
July
3.40
25%
27%
-
Dec
2.40
Jan
Nov
27c
Nov
Aug
30 y2
Dec
18c
Nov
4y2c
Jan
4c
Dec
3c
32,500
2c
July
Products
Ltd—
Petroleum
Ltd—
i
80c
80c
55,450
80c
Dec
80c
Dec
Ltd..;—_———
Mines
.All
3c
3c
1,500
2c
Aug
6c
Jan
25
———--_*
Beatty Bros Ltd
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd——1
Canada & Dominion Sugat'Co Ltd.—*
5.90
5.90
6.05
16 Ve
161/8
16%
49
49
Ltd
Co
cl
24%
l-'7
.—
Ltd class
Packers
Canada
Canadian
Ingersol
Consolidated
4.40
Ltd—*
1,580
7
900
200
-
960
125
4.45
700
Co Ltd—^___*
40
40
_•
5.00
5.25
•
41%
40
41%
5,318
common—___—*
15 V4
15%
15%
3,150
Rand
Oils
Rio
——__*
Petroleums
Devonian
Canadian
Central-Del
B.
25
Ltd
100
>■
1,000
Co
of
Co
Canada
Gateway Oils Ltd—...
Yellowknife Gold
Hillcrest
Collieries
Hollinger Consol
Hudson's
18% July
5
Jun
4.50 Mar
-.13 y2
Jun
43% July
2.25
Jun
37% Mar
4.10 July
25
•
•
Ltd——
&
Int'l Paints (Can) Ltd
Kelly
Loblaw
Class
7y4
7.20
Bank
Moore
Jan
Exploration
Metals Mining
Base
Baska
I
Dec
5y8
Jan
7,400
7c
Jun
14 VaC
Jan
8.00
8.00
8.25
689
13c
I3C
13c
7,000
1
24c
24c
501,147
Uranium
Bathurst
Beat tie
&
Power
34%
2,899
48%
449
6%c,
6%c
29c'
2,500
26'/ac 30
%c
8,800
10c
10c
7%c
40
33%
6.50
13c
2,600
50
10c
28 %c
28c
30c
Dec
5 %c
13'/a
Jun
6c
Jan
27c
Jan
35c
Dec
Jan
95
Mar
Peo
7c
85%
26 Va Mar
Feb
Feb
Jan
49J/a. Nov
10c
Jan
26VaC Dec
89c
Jan
7Vic Mar
2,625
5%c
Jun
Dec
43
6,350
21%
84
2%c
6,260
1.15
21%
21%
1
11c
Dec
25c
1.05
May
60c
Aug
Dec
2.10
28
19% July
500
5c
Jan
Jan
Jan
9c
Oct
7c
9c
8,850
May
July
14c
Oct
6c
6%C
—-1
6%c
21.500
eyac July
19c
Jan
2.82
100
2.21 May
«
~~
6c
3.25
Oct
7
330
5%
Dec
9'/a
Apr
5.25
17,175
4.70
Dec
8.00
Apr
17%
18%
I,025
20%
Bethlehem
Bevcon
-1
Mines
Yukon
19c
Feb
Apr
1,700
7yac
57
58%
5,399
47 »/4 Mar
58%
66 Va
5,843
56% July
77 y4
Jan
1.70
1.65
1.70
8,100
1.09
Dec
1.90
Nov
37 %c 37 %c
900
Nov
55e~ Jan
—,
—
7c
8%c
45,505
7c
Dec
10c
60,100
6c
3c
3%c
5,500
3c
May
July
6Vac Jun
41%
41%
47
Mar
51
Oct
24c
Jan
Tank
7ya
4,820
13,150
43c
Dec
75c
-25
47%
46%
48
13,548
42%
Jan
48;Dec
.500
55c
51c
55C
12,450
50c
Oct
1
12c
10c
12C
21,258
10c
May
5c
5c
5%c
5,600
5c
Nov
:
—
•'
—1
5c
III
40c
18
Jan
29%
Jan
Aug
13%
20
Jan
Feb
Feb
1
4yac
9,150
33c
15%c Jan
Nov
67c
31c
Mar
Jan
May
65c
Jan
48
50
41
Mar
51
160
45
Mar
7%
100
6.00
6.25
2,657
6.25
4.65
Sep
27 y2c
47%
7
Jan
Oct
y4
Sep
52
Sep
10%
Dec
Jan
6.70
May
Oct
'
4.20
♦
—
4.30
5%
'
39,646
5%
3.60
150
3.50 May
5%
50
Nov
5'/»
Jun
7'/a
Jun
49 y4 May
45
45
42%
45%
.650
35% July
35% July
1
1.99
1.97
2.07
4,200
1.90 May
*
'29
27%
29
17,652
24% Aug
35>/a
Jan
100
76%
76%
76%
200
69*
Mar
78 Va
Sep
41%
41%
220
36
Jan
42%
44
44%
225
37
Mar
451/2
Sep
Sep
90%
91
215
80
Mar
93
49
49%
380
42 % Mar
52
52%
720
47
._50
*
—
■
49 y4 Mar
2.65 Mar
■
Oil
American
British
Electric
Columbia
British
pfd_.
4%
—-,-50
,-BO
—1Q0
—50
50
4%'%'
preferred
4%%
preferred
4%%
preferred
5%
preferred
5%%
—
preferred
Telephone
pfd_—
Chem
•
11%
11
11%
35
35
35%
45%
46%
Mining
<Si
11%
Jan
91/*
Dec
Jan
'
18c
Oct
52c
Jan
27c
8,606
12%
12%
229
0% Mar
16%
Jun
7%
7%
275
7%
Jun
10%
Feb
25c
2.10
6c
1
1
5.30
7c
17,900
5c
Oct
8c
1,46
7,050
1.28
Sep
2.26
5c
5%c
6,000
4 y2c
Dec
8c
31
31%
865
29 Va
Jan
5
15
230
11%
11%
2,840
6%
6%
10Q
12c
3,000
Feb
5c
13,000
5
15
*
Burlington
5
175
8%c 10 %c
IOC
*
„—
3.00 M?.r
Oct
1.33
—-—"
A
Extension
Sep
2.60
5c
.
*
;
2.00
2,100
1.33
1
Lake
Products
125
3.00
6c
3.00
a
2.10
2.85
*
—
Smelting—
Gold
Hill
Jan
Aug
*
—:
_*—
B
Bullochs Ltd class
Bunker
14 y2
47
Feb
1
Company
Building
Oct
Dec
52% Aug
37y2
42
100
9%
52
Sep
9%
950
9%
Mar
30% July
4,287
8,109
46%
——1
Mines—,,
Reef
49%
•
—-25
———-10
Products
Forest
Columbia
Burrard Dry
Cable
*
Dock class A
Mines
5%
150
Apr
Cadamet
12%
2,350
10%
Jun
22%
Apr
Calalta
1,125
23%
Nov
29%
Nov
Calgary
440
23
Mar
31%
Dec
Calgary Power common
930
19%
Oct
20%
Nov
Calvan
Sep
7%
Mines
Aug
14 y4
35
6
12
Feb
Mar
Apr
Mar
Aug
Jun
%c Sep
Oct
17%
Jan
Nov
Nov
16%
5%
Jan
7
Apr
8c
May
20c
Jan
II
440
19%
Oct
2iya
Nov
Calvert
Ontario Paper Co——5
30%
30%
100
27%
Sep
32%
Jan
Camerina
y8
47%
5,290
35% Mar
4S
July
Campbell
3,000
44c
95 c
July
Campbell
Red
8%
11,500
Dec
Canada
Canada
Bread
23 %
7,976
I6V2
3.15
3.15
833
29c
31c
3.500
130
2 000
30c
rT
__1
—
.
common
Cement
II,169
5.80
6.00
16
16 Va
1,045
3.90
Lake
19c
Nov
Feb
3.15 July
29c
1.20
Dec
Dec
16c
Jan
57c
Jan
23%
24
3.55
63c
1.35
Dec
Sep
Feb
Mar
Dec
'
__1
Chibougamau
57c
8%
22%
Oils
&
57c
Dec
13% May
8c
21c
III
Oil
8%
Oct
4,895
120
Petroleum
Gas
22,050
14%
23%
Edmonton
20
Nov
17,125
22c
13%
8c
25c
.—
•
&
7 y2c
8C
20c
14 Va
__1
:—
—
Petroleum
Consol
11 %c
__1
Oils
29»/2
8%
"-*• 7c
51
——
29
5%
92c
19c
Sep
Jan
Jan
Dec
42c
-
5,250
42c
47%
1
Petroleum
Red
Oct
6c
7%
Ankerite
2.45
12.501
37,200
;
1
common—_____—
Buffadison
8.75
7%
4% Aug
-50
-50
1
—
common--
Buffalo
19
63c
9%C
57c
8%c
9c
1
•
—_ui—•,—
G)
Sep
Oct
Nov
Oct
49c
—,
Preferred
Jan
May
6c
Jan
48c
—
—L,,_
16
4c
30,613
14c
6%
*
Britalta
8c
6c
37
17c
48c
—-
Brazilian Traction common
(T
Dec
1
Pioneer
&
37c
13c
7c
A—
Ltd—
Bralorne
Bright
Aug
Nov
65%
Uranium,—.—1—
Paper
Fridge
Sep
43c
57%
6c
Corp 5% pfd
preferred • _—
Class
Jan
9,100
Feb
nil
Mines—
Eowater
Brunswick
172%
32c
Jan
1.25
'
13%
Oct
31 %c
——,
—
36 y2 Mar
110
Nov
65%
Corn—,
44 y2
Sep
70c
3%c
——
Mines
-5 % %
1,200
10
Mines
Bay
Bowater
19
20
20
75c
11 %c 11 %C
31 %C
1
Paper class
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Bouzan
Jun
16Va Mar
16
20%
75c
1
CoDper Corp,
Bicroft Uran
,,
20%
7'/a
Mining
Telephone
Bibis
—25
Bros
Belcher
Bell
4.95
1
—25
Duquesne
Beatty
5%
44
2.85
9c
11%
45
95
2%c
47%
*
5%~
bl
95
—
12 l/4
_—___•
875
2%c
Mines
1
Ltd———__ 1
17c
.100
Ltd—
Petroleums
Beta
20
—.u_
Jan
1,500
8c
Mines
—*
Ltd—
9 Vb
1.05
7c
—10
Barymin
20
Com
3.05
1.05
7c
1
31%
Mines
2.85
1.05
Mines
Barnat
20
Mining
Creek
90c
,
31
Corp Ltd—
Murray
Feo
Jan
Oct
Aug
-
Feb
31c
.
Consolidated
Nov
5.25
100
10c
23,532
Montreal
of
Aug
Sep
6.70
Jan
200
Nov
44c
Bank of Nova Scotia
4.85
14%
18
5c
41c
Mines
40 Vs
10%
18
Jan
41c
_50c
Bruck Mills class A
Sep
200
26c
12c
—
Brown
Dec
2,295
Dec
1,550
65C
——
Dec
Jun
9.30
Sep
16c
17c
Sep
Oil
49
6.50
4.50
Oct
47
16c
1
Broulan
9.10
19%
23
40% Mar
Dec
——
Brockville
11 %c
4.50
19% May
609
1.05
Aug
400
9.30
Jan
250
45%
5c
r>"
———_—2.50
&
16c
-40c
Dec
2,000
191/8
33%
21%
45
—-—--
Nov
2,000
9.30
27 % July
21%
45%
—
-—.*
class
23,309
30%
Oct
Feb
3,20 Jan
330
Mines
18 y2
12
A—_——*
—1
Paper
31%
31%
36c
10,740
Mines
A-2.50
&
Dec
34
Columbia
7.10
20
Ltd——.
class
:—
Power
B
Minnesota
pfd—
Nov
1.35
—20o
Columbia Power,,
l%c
19%
—2.50
"A"_
class
Ltd
B
Class
6%
Mines
Gold
Companies
MacLaren
Nama
Ltd
Douglas
Kerr-Addison
'
*
Ltd——5
Ltd.
13 %c
50,620
—50
British
12
12
—
Mines
Gas
95
11,300
16,950
.
Dec
7.00
••
—_1
Gold
Oil
Eav
138
1%C
Ltd—1
Ltd
Mines
136
•
—„_—__*
Mines
Giant
Gunnar
Ltd
15c
1.59
Feb
Feb
66,932
Mines—,
Buffalo
Motor
Ford
Ltd.
Corp
Paper
Gas
Consumers
14c
1.36
1.56
Jan
8 Va
6c
1st pfd—
British
A_5
Gas .Trunk Line
2.50
a.—
5%
preferred
5%%
preferred
British
STOCKS
UNLISTED
v
Alberta
Dec
6.10
40 Va
1
Electric
Banff
Dec
4c
15,700
V.
Jan
si y4
100
3.60
*
~
2.05
5%c Aug
U.500
,11c
; 31
Jan
Nov
4VaC Aug
133
<
Nov
Feb
3,000
27%
.__i
Gold
Black
82%
2.00
Sep
July
3.50
i
42c
Bailey Belbum Oil & Gas class A__
Jan
1.23
Oct
7,000
7%c
82%
8c
82'/a
i
6c
Jan
13
9% Mar
1.Q0
Jan
5c
Jun
Dec
1
3.85 Mar
Jun
29
11
v
Jun
30y8
...—..
Corp—
Mining
19c
35c
;—
Virginia
Dec
88c
i
Corp Ltd——.
Ltd
7c
260
__10
Asbestos
Ventures
10,200
200
Corporations class A——_
Principal
Properties.—__
Explorations
Oct
4,500
—i
United
Vanguard
8 VaC
13
:ioo
United
United
Oct
39c
1
—r
Ltd—
Mines
lc
1.15
'
Trebor
Jan
13
Ltd—;—_
Freezers
3.15
:•
1,000
Jan
7%c
Mines
Gold
Bankeno
Dec
39c
___*
Apr
Jan
1.15
—
preferred——
Corp
Canada
1.62
al3% al3%
Ltd—————
Petroleum Corp Ltd—
Trans
7%
Ltd—__—_—
Exploration
Titan
Jun
Aug
Auto
Sep
9%
2.75
750
55c
5.60
Ltd
Tazin Mines Ltd—_——4-:Texaco
70 ,;
Oct
1.90
2.60
55c
——---——-—
Petroleum
Dec
7
—1
——
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Tib
2.30
5.30
'■
Ltee
56
1.27
2c
55c
class A—.
Soca
Aug
.600
36
'21
2.00
9**
19%
Dec
44
"—2
—
Ltd—
Sobey's Stores
12c
Apr
6,650
)
•
15%
■
5.60
■III
7V4
Ltd-——
Oils
Siscoe .Mines
Supertest
21
2
Metals—
-
15%
2c
Ltd———_
i
351/8.;
Ltd———
(1957)
Siscalta
common—„5
Columbian
Save
&
7c
:.
———■-—--%•—
Lawrence
St
Mines
1,700
1.95
—1,——1—20
Enterprises
Foo's
Ruby
Corp
Jan
125
2.30
—j—;.-————„
preferred
May
5c
39
720
>
8
1.90
2.11
,
•
Oil Development Ltd——.
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd_,_„—_1
3c
200
1.90
1
Quebec
Quebec
59
■
2.25
Bankfield
2.18
Lithium Corp-il.—1
&
43'
:
1.85
_*
2,500
41,100
•
7%
Premier Steel Mills Ltd_^_——<___——*
•
3c
12c
10 %c
43
Ltd-—
Feb
Nickel
Yellowknife
16c
Co
7
—
55c
Mines
30
5
Copper
Nov
Prime
4,595
8%
1
Arcadia
Coast
Sep
Sep
Mining
32%
8%
Dec
5c
Steels
5c
Corp of Canada 4 Vs %• 1st pfd_50
6'fa. non cum par tic 2nd pfd——50
31%
8%
Oct
15%
10
Nov
34c
——_—
11c
Gold
3.80
32
*
./
61c
1
Temple common
2,500
Power
16%
14%
Jun
13%
6 VaC
Mines
20,700
porcupine
16%
Dec
36c
\ 7,720
6c
Corp common
preferred
5c
(Pitt
16%
10,615
Deo
7C
$2.50
Arjon
20c
Mining
40c
*.
Jan
Sep
8.30
36 %C
—
5c
JPennbec
107
14%
warrants
Nickel
18c
200
Jun
Jun
14
1
—
Imperial class B
2.50
Investm't
Cdn
3.50
—•
Co_:—1
Atlantic
Paudash
Va
100
10c
Mines—
Partridge Canadian Exploration Ltd—1
Mines Ltd————————1
Pacific
18,202
lc
Mines
Jan
6c
Jun
9c
—1
Ltd_l
8.30
—"—50c
Huronian
Feb
25c
1
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
520
7-6S
40c
-—
Feb
Ash
Obalski
105 '/4;106%
Jan
2.45 July
28 '/a
Nov
lie
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd com—*
Earth
Controls
16c
43
,
Jun
Jan
1.20
Aug
,
Oct
2.b0
Nov
1.50
16 V'a
—1
Petroleums
23
30c
-
Mines—
Warrants
Anchor
50c
100
23,005
25
Pete—
Mines
Jan
1
Ltd
1,600
45c
7%c Jan
.
Oct
1,50
14
—50
-
Rare
Lead
Analogue
Jan
Jan
1
Metals
Amalgamated
4c
3,000
2c
1.12
26c
1.50
25%
10c
preferred
Larder
Dec
19
320
3c
< ::
—50c
:
4%c
47
Amalgamated
6c
43
4%c
45%
_1
Mines Ltd
Rare
American
Ltd
Mines
Feb
Sep
a22
New
New
12c
6c
5c
Apr
-3%c Aug
38c
*
4%
Anacon
50c
Apr
3.75
common—.—
preferred,
Jan
700
Jan
78c
1.5Q
7.90
—10
Ltd
Co
% %
21
24%
105%
;
Sep
Jun
Sep
34c
,
450
59c
Oct
Jan
4.00
17%
11,000..
,
20 y8
11 VaC
Sep
-rl
*
Nepheline
1,500
a6%
'
•
Leduc
8,000
8c
55 c
-
Feb
48c
3,000,.
...
bC
1.90
Jan
Dec
Dec
24%
'
—
Minerals-.
Aluminium
4
5c
2.40
Jan
41%
15
2.00
American
6c
*
.
"
__■
American
6c
a6 Vb
——-
44%c
4p
1.85
,
40C
■
!
Bldg Credits
Jan
56c
Sep
44 %c
18
.18,642
.
High
Dec
' Mar
9%:Mar
2,660
60c
.
.10
Oils
conimonj
12%
May
20
57p
44V2C
.100
—^
,
Jan
1.13
10% May
19'/«
\
*
!—5
Cons
32c
5c
Ltd—
Ltd_„———
Oct
13ya July
Sep
6c
a22
—
Mount
11
55c
—
Native
205
^
—
Aiminex
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd———*
Mogador Mines Ltd——
—1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
„—-—:
1
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
*
Merrill
20
1
8c
35
305
58c
Warrants
Jan
July
4,400
inr*
steel
6V2c
7!/?c Dec
325
1,625
2.90
•
;
—
Gas
Warrants
Algonquin
27
27%
11%
Melchers
—
—1
preferred
Pacific
Oct
6c
Gold—
common
—
Aluminum
Massval
5%c
2.80
—
»
Trunk-.
Natural
July
17
19%
5 Vac
5 VaC
„
AJgoma Central
30c, Aug
50
1,900
17%
38c
17%
*
4c
17%
7y2c ioy2c
Ltd—1
Canada
940
1
Gas
Algoina
1
14
1
-
Class A warrants
Alta
13%
1
Voting trust
Alberta
7,265
Jan
25
Aug
6c
Jan
9,016
19%
Z-l
Warrants
Jan
May
7c
Oct
20
25
1.10
1.10
7c
—
Explorations
Aloerta
9c
40%
13%
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
8c
38%
—
*
—
Shares
High
40
,
m
Agnew Surpass Shoe_
Agnico Mines Ltd
Akaitcho Yellowknife
Alba
1
—
Mines
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
common
Sugar common
Uranium
Alberta
70c
Mar
__
Paper
Advocate Mines Ltd
Jan
6,300
42c
Ltd
&
Class A
Acadia
Feb
6,700
.
a21 Vi a2iy4
*
Ltd_
Co
Dec
\
,
Power
f
3c-3 VaC
...
——.50
Oil
Feb
16c
38
Mar
lc
Mines
Abitibi
Class
2c
,
"A"—*
'
Jan
7c
'86c
150
15 VaC
Jan
Abacus
Dollars
Sales
Range
Sale Price
>
Exchange
in Canadian
Week's
Par
Jan
40
Dec
6c
600
lc
19
Dec
28
2c' v 16,000
1.43
3 Vac
Ltd
pfd—
&
1,000
15 Vac
Ceramic Mining Ltd_,
Continental
Lithium
W)
Can
Foundation—'
Lead
2c
Aug
Nov
3c
1,400
1
2 Vac
conv
6c
38
.
lc
42 c
(Frank
July
14y4
21
1.42
♦
cum
15 Va
3>/aC
lc
—I—_——1
Ltd
Investment
Kontiki
50c
6c
37 Va
l
Ltd—
International
Israel
Nov
———*
Chemicals
6%;
1.39
20%
1
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Horner
700
3c
Copper Mining Corp—,—'— _l
Haitian
Inland
1.18
Expressed
Last
Feb
40c
Are
Friday
Feb
1
Ltd
Ventures
Age
3.45
6y2c
15
„♦
Ltd
Mines
Copper
Oils
Dec
Dec
1
Mining & Exploration Inc.'.—
Faraday
Fonfana
1.10
3y2c
23%
21
Shown
8 T O C K S
Jan
8c
200
4,500
__1
Mines
Nov
1.15
4%C
__•
Ltd
Nickel
4V2c
Prices
High
1.15
24
.
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc„;
500
50c
♦
„
Low
4 VaC
1.15
1.18
1
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
3VaC
*
—.
Mines
Dome
Corp Ltd—
bhares
High
4 Va C
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd—1
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd.l
Toronto Stock
for Week
of Prices
Low
(Range for Week Ended December 23)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
41
3.90
120
11,452
25%
24%
common
^
4.30 Mar
7.20 Aug
9% May
17%
3.35
Oct'
22% Aug
Oct
4.25 Jan
27y2 July
Ltd.——-1
1.44
1.44
500
1.00
July
27 Va
89
33%
Jsj
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd_—:—■—_l
6.30
6.40
1,550
6.00
Oct
13 %
Jan
Canada
Crushed
Stone—-;—
13%
13%
310
12J/a May
18 y4
Jan
36'/2
37
1,305
32%
Feb
39%
Sep
Canada
Foundry & Forging class A.
19
19
600
18
22
Feb
Feb
37%
Dec
12
Jan
Canada
16%
Jan
Canada
San
Antonio
Traders
Gold
Finance
Mines
Corp
class
A—
36%
•
1.45
Sep
Preferred
—
&
Cut
27
.20
-
Class
E
Mountain
Union
Gas
United
Oils
of
Oil
37%
37%
10
9%
ioy8
14%
14%
15 y8
——
....
Trans
Pipe Line Co.;—.*
Canada
Ltd——'
Ltd.-
—*
———-
—*
For footnotes, see page 44.
.
1.15
1.15
497
8,020
35%
7% July
Canada
Iron
Foundries common
Malting
18%
,10
500
12»/4
90c
Apr
Jun
1.87
Jan
Oil
Warrants
Lands-—
—
;—
12%
July
May
Aug
23'/» Mar
"
•
—,——
2,376
18%
18
64%
common
■
-1,500
24
_/ 75e
4c
980
65
63
81c
..
J2C
6c
J
45 Va Mar
22,750
75c
Dec
5,100
4c
Dec
65
1,35
39c
Dec
Jan
Jan
[
42
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Par
Canada
Packers
Class
class
Permanent
Canada
Southern
Canada
Southern
Wire
Canadian
class
Canadian
British
Sep
Crush
55
2,255
47%
Jun
58
Jan
Cusco
3c
Nov
5%c
2,000
2.62
2.78
8,210
121/4
12 »/4
25
1.36
1.45
7,900
7
7
630
6c
7c
20,500
—
1
5%c
—
—
1
6%c
•
Canadian
49
2.67
-
Breweries
of
Crows Nest
Jun
*
Bakeries
Bank
Canadian
Sep
41%
12 Vi
Minerals
Canadian
50
655
1
B
Astoria
42% May
49
—
Commerce
—20
6%
6J/a
—
2.50
75c
5.25
Feb
Daering
12%
Aug
Dalex
2.20 Aug
Explorers
Co
6% July
200
9%
Jan
Decoursey
8c
Feb
Deer
4.50
Nov
8.00
Dec
Deldona
Gold
46% Mar
58
Sep
Denison
44%
Dec
Devon
16
Jan
8%
8%
128
8%
2.25
2.75
940
2.00
Oct
7.05
Jan
Distillers
2.35
1,555
2.00
Nov
6.60
Jan
Dome
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
A
class
Celanese
•
common
SI
preferred
$1% preferred
Canadian
13
13
23 V*
13%
250
24
2,525
23
25
19%
19%
110
25
:
32 Va
32%
270
Chemical
Canadian
Chieftaiir
Canadian
Collieries
Petroleum
Preferred
Curtis
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Dredge
Wright
6%
7j
Fairbanks
Canadian
Food
Oil
Feb
Feb
5
70c
19%
Dominion
Dairies
Dominion
Electrohome
Dominion
1.34
Jan
Dec
11%
Feb
Products
Dominion
Preferred
,
Preferred
1st
preferred
Dominion
preferred
Canadian Gas Energy
15,475
Dominion
Tar
1,230
11
53c
9,735
25c
29,635
Nov
16
Jan
Mar
1.43
74
4.85
Sep
62c
Jun
2.60
Dominion
1,745
275
Husky
4.60
18c
Oil
3.10 May
6% Apr
4.75
Aug
Duvan
15%
Dec
Duvex
Dynamic
175
45% Mar
86
Dec
45 %
180
45
Dec
45 Vi
33
33
Dec
33
Dec
4.60
80
1,300
,
18c
18c
3,000
65c
10,375
44,088
4.15
1.30
1.25
1.60
3.340
9%
9Va
10'/a
Canadian
Ice
Machine
7
7
7
Canadian
Industrial
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
100
Malartic
common
Locomotive
Canadian
Gas
4.85
3.85
620
7%
375
32c
34c
2,705
14 %
7V4
___
Gold
3.95
14%
common
34c
8,735
Canadian Marconi Co
1
5
5
700
Canadian
1
9c
9VaC
5,500
North
Inca
4.50
Dec
16 %c Aug
60c
Aug
8,593
Hydrocarbon
Northwest
5%
preferred
Canadian
•
Mine$/
3.95 July
90c
Nov
7%
Nov
6% Mar
3.70
Dec
12% July
4.95
40c
1.05
East
Railway
•
25
Petrofina
Canadian
Superior Oil
Canadian
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
preferred
Corp
Copper
New
Canadian
4.*A7c>
Amphi
Vickers
«
:
Canadian
Wallpaper Mfrs
♦"anadi&u
Western
Malartic
Sullivan
Canadian
Westinghouse
Natural
Gas
16
—
6.00
July
"9.00
Apr
15%
16%
1,875
12%
13%
1,118
5%
5%
180
■/
*
2.05
43
43 3/4
Can
Exploration
Mines
trm
Cariboo
Gold
Cassiar
l
Asbestos
Quartz
Cayzor
Central
54c
—1
%
100
99
99%
65%
64%
•
1.80
17
Jan
9
Rio
Pat
Gold
Porcupine
Charter
Oil
Cheskirk
5.20
Feb
4.40
July
8c
Oct
7.00
6%
Chesterville
80
90
22 y8
24,132
16c
Oct
Mar
100%
27c
Ohimo
Gold
Chromium
Mining
wochenour
Coin
Farm
Lake
...
Oct
26%
2,165
41
143/4
5,891
12 % July
18% Mar
20
9%
10
I,691
135
70
6c
19,300
71/4
423
11%
9,944
11
11
11
120
&
7%
Dec
13%
Jan
4 Vic
27,575
37
13%
Jan
4,500
8c
Apr
22c
Jan
4e
.9,100
4C
Nov
8c
Jan
45c
54c
36,300
26c
5c
14%
36 Va
••leer
Grain
5c
'
11
500
"
1.60
1.60
1.60
"
1.50
1.55
"
2,200
—
35
35
Combined
34
Dec
37
Dec
33
Nov
38
Sep
70
Dec
Francoeur
100
12% July
16%
Jan
Fraser
Jan
Aug
30
July
39Va
Jan
100
'
1. 78
2.07
150
50% Mar
62'/a
Apr
1.54
Jan
1.33
28
43
Aug
French
—
54%
1.00
1.05
89c
May
13c
12c
13c
11,000
10c
Jun
4c
5c
9,500
4c
Jun
9%c
Jan
8%
9
200
8%
Nov
12
Jan
9
-
54 %
8,100-
Mar
80
16
435
14% July
34
200
32%
Nov
17 Vi
45%
Motor
tor J
Ford
of
Frosst
( U
Co
5%
100
38%
8,696
27 Va May
37%
18
17%
18
1,110
17%
16%
17
325
22% July
19 y4 Aug
1.34
1.30
2.80
32c
S i
49
47c
1
6234.
134%
•
10%
.20c
4%C
-
138
'
275
4 %
4c
22 %
3.40
rominon..^..
7%c
7c
7%c :,-
15
15
15
1
——
4c
54c
50c
1,582
36,233
8Vic
48c
Dec
Dec
16 %c
1.47
Feb
Gaitwin
Jan
Gatineau
Mining
87c
1,200
80c
May
1.13
Jan
12%
13%
2,120
10% Mar
13%
Nov
33c
5,770
13c
5.00
5.30
9,770
1.04
17,100
Oct
4.00 July
82c
Dec
alines
Mar
6.70
Sep
General
1.40
Jan
General
Conduits
36,500
8c
Aug
76c
5,100
70c
July
1.29
Coniagas
1,500
2c
July
5 Vic
27c
29c
15,300
22c
May
43 Vic
Sep
Oct
Oct
80c
Consolidated
Steel
Mines
1,785
2.90 Mar
5.20 Mar
Glacier
3.65
5,100
2.73 July
3.95
Glenn
13%
13%
535
Oct
12 %
Oct
25 %
Jan
Goldale
3,000
12c
Apr
19 %c
Sep
Goldfields
2.655
3.74
Feb
4.90
Feb
7%
Goldray
Goodyear
9
9%
825
21c
4,500
4c
1
Consolidated
Callinan
Consolidated
Central
Flin____
Nov
11
Jan
19c
Dec
42c
Jan
4%
15 Va
Sep
7c
Feb
Jan
Feb
Grafton
Tire
Diauon
64c
13,250
44c
Mar
65c
Dec
Grandroy
70c
9,800
43c
Feb
71c
Aug
850
12 Vic
May
26c
Jan
9
Mar
7%
450
4%c
23,900
4c
5c
1,433
.
7
Dec
3c
Nov
3 Vic
Dec
13%
Consolidated
East
Consolidated
8c.
10Vic
Grea t
Gillies
class
Consolidated
Golden
Consolidated
Halliwell
Consol
Dec
12c
Aug
5c
Feb
3.50
3.75
10,690
2.95
Jun
3.95
Nov
13c
14c
12,233
12%c
Nov
Marbenor
29c
30c
4,000
29c
Dec
45c
13c
16c
17,257
12c
Nov
32c
5c
3,500
4c
May
7c
33 %c
34c
7,500
26c
Jan
52c
Nov
1
Mac
Gas
i
Consolidated
Mining
Consolidated
Morrison
Consolidated
&
Negus
Nicholson
12,895
Class
Copp
Mine_
Dec
2.00
preferred-
Lead
Jan
13.693
99c
Jan
3,600
11c
Dec
3c
1,000
2%c
Dec
6c
Jan
24 %C
24c
25c
7,900
23c
Sep
54c
Apr
2.80
22c
West
1958
Greyhound
Gridoil
/
Guaranty
Gulch
1.16
Mining
Lake
Nov
Jan
Hardee
Harrison
Hasaga
Hees
5c
3,500
5c
Jun
11c
Jan
Hendershot
1
A
•
_
4c
Apr
104% 104%
140
99
Feb
10
99
Mar
105
3.50
4.40
7
7
440
12c 12 %c
11,100
6c
82c
15%
«
105
11,285
6c
2,000
82c
83c
13,793
15%
15%
250
11%
11%
200
2.48
Dec
3.00
Jun
5% July
12c
6c
Dec
Der
Heath
Gold
(Geo
.
"
Jan
Apr
July
see
page 44.
&
Jan
Jan
Jan
Oil
Class
Home
12%
Feb
42c
Sep
Huron
Nov
69c
Jan
Hydra
7,400
17
17%
520
6%c
7c
1,000
Miv
29
75
25
Feb
310
39
July
Se?
22 950
5c
Apr
Apr
4,995
57c
Dec
2.25
Jan
300
4.20
1.50
,/
2,722
*:*
6.20
Dec
8.25
4.05
1.40
8 %
2.25
July
July
•
13
-
Jan
Jan
5.00
Jan
Dec
6.75
Jan
May
11%
10'/2
5,635
10%
1,405
7%
Jun
3.50
80
2.75
May
5.00
July
2.45
2.85
1,230
1.50
Apr
5.55
Jan
Dec
-
31
4c
4%c
11
10%
Aug
12Va
70c
Dec
2.05
275
25%
Jan.
4.000
—1
7.20
3%c
Nov
7.00
7.40
4%c
1
5 % C
•-
9,000
,
18,881
Jan
Jan
6.25
11c
Sep
3c
31
Jan
Dec
-
Dec
Mar
10%
Feb
10c
Jan
12%
Dec
11%
11%
2,310
9
11%
11%
1,000
10
Jun
13c
13c
8,000
lie
Feb
5c
5c
5,800
4%C Dec
12c
Jan
16c
Nov
11%
Jan
Co
16c
2,005
13c
July
16c
25c
II,650
23c
Mar
40c
Sep
4c
4c
3,000
4c
May
8c
Apr
99c
99c
120
93c
Dec
102
102
10
1.69
1.85
49
49
240
49
Dec
55
Jun
19
Oct
29%
Jan
Jun
12%
1
23c
1.82
0
...
Gold—
.
30,750
13c
Jan
Imperial
Jan
Imperial
Dec
Sep
$1.25
Imperial
Jan
1.32
103
Oct
1.85
Jan
Dec
Dec
5
19%
19%
19%
2,021
7.60
7.55
7.85
10,992
*
7.45
7.10
7.55
5,975
6.90
Jun
11%
Jan
20c
^
3.50
3.25
3.65
6,125
3.00
Nov
5.00
Jan
251
33 Va July
210
35
7.10
Jan
■
Paper common
*
—
34 Va
34%
50
...
.—
40%
40
—20
1
—
Bank
Va
Assurance-
A
2,037
9.20
8.70
9.30
15,734
7 %c
7 %c
3,300
63
63%
820
43
Mar
62
27c
31c
5,290
24c-
May
42c
Feb
66V4
1,287
52
'
Mar
66 Vt
Dec
15
33
__
—
10%
64
Va
33
33
'
P'eb
3.25
May
51%
Jan
8.70
Dec
14'/a
Apr
12c
Mar
6
%c
Jun
Nov
10%
__
89 Va
2.31
43
10%
1,640
8V4
19%
600
19 %
Dec
88
89%
260
-
•-
'"'73
Apr
Jan
Nov
37
Sep
19^4
"
10
July
1,180
46
•
20
42
2.55
45
33
class
Mar
Jan
2.35
66 Va
Gla^e
Investment
44%
46
—
10
preferred
Life
5.00
...——•
Pitfieid
Flo
75
Ltd—
Erie Mtge__
Exploration
51%
Jan
100
&
29
15%
15 VaC Mar
—*
.j.—
preferred
preferred
Imperial
Mar
23c
1
Dec
22%
13c
85c
-
100
30
Consolidated Gold
1
Bay Mining & Smelting——_*
Hudson
Bay Oil
*
Hugh Pam Porcupine
1
Mar
51%
Jan
6 V4
—10
—
Smith
Prior
17c
7c
Nov
7.25
Dec
655
Hudson
25c
50
26
5
3,100
Howey
5,900
28%
&
Paper
•.
B
&
Howard
16,500
7c
Mar
5.10 Aug
1,175
87c
—
Co
29c
i
H)
Class A
20c
,*"i q
I.—5
19
50
5%
_1
Lake
Home
!__♦
Zellerbach
Jan
70c
10%
•
Mines
Sep
1.80
5c
Jan
1.40
44% May
90
-.
"
6.10
17%c
1
Dec
6.20
7c
25V2
<
—__1
106%
1-%
i
Dec
Mat
2,682
10 %
1
Consolidated
13%
Sep
1414
"
•35
12 %
,
Hoianger
Dec
3.40 Mar
Jun
2,174
12
Mines
106
Dec
16%
Jan
44'/a
9 %c May
1.00 Mar
4.900
♦.
87c
_„
Bell
5.75
27 %c
»
——
Dauch—
50c
j
_
180
3.30
common
Highland
15%
Jun
July
Va Mar
6% Apr
2,625
,
»
1.00
12%
'
Hinde
80c
10%
100
Feb
4
42
l'
%Jan
'•
30c
120
190
1.40
2.85
•
Sep
Mc
140
1
Sep
7%
'
Nov
40c
"
*
Jan
22c
"
Jun
9.00
10%
'.
Jan
34c
Oct
Oct
Jan
5c
Oct
17c
Jan
37c
Dec
15c
—9c
3.35
4.30
10 %c
Sep
14%
July
3,000
8.70
10%
,
—
9Vic
16
.
-
57c
1.50
Mines
Red
5c
11% Mar
3%c
4.20
Minerals
Gold
Headway
5.755
15c
21c
■
Sep
Jan
1.10
Jun
2,000
1.18
5 V2
66c
—
Gold
Farms
Jan
4,000
Apr
Jun
7,000
4
40% '•
6.10
5%
—.
Hard Rock Gold
Sep
14,471
1.10
39%
A
Harding Carpets
10c
6c
8c
7.50
6,600
i9c;
16%
4
3,200
,
4c.'
25 %
1
,
Gwillim
15c
2.P5
class
Lines
Gunnar
Jun
15%
Nov
50c
1,527
16c
14%'
——
Mines
Aug
5c
7
v
2,000
12"
18c
40%
Trust
7c
15
*-'
24,800
•
60c
14%
__
Freehold
4c
2.48
2,110
•
.
1.656
7
Jan
1.25
18c
8.70
warrants
1,000
"•
Trust
Trust
5c
12c
1.25
July
*
1.
Winnipeg Gas.,
9 Vi c
3.60
July
50c
'
44
Develop
1956 warrants
5c
2.60
56c
60c
125
Saddlery—
9%C
15%
175
3,700
61c'
Jan
12c
•
Pershing
footnotes,
26c
Dec
2.23
•
Ltd
Crown
1.24
3c
•
Zinc
Crown
21%
12c
100
Copper
L)
Mar
3c
•
Crowpat Minerals
JTor
11c
•
Craigmont Mines
(R
500
I
Cosmos Imperial
Crain
May
17
Coal
1
Petroleum
Jan
Jan
90c
West
i
common
Distillery class
Croinor
69c
2.08
22
Jun
20 %c 21 %c
warrants—
1
...
Clark Publishing--
Coulee
6,600
9,810
11c
1.00 Aug
3.20 Feb
j
Mines
Exdoration
Cowichan
20
85c
11c
1
Copperorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug
Corby
Oct
82c
ioo
B
19%
1.50
May
*
—
Class A
ronwest
19%
50c
1
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Poplar
West
July
•
Dec
Feb
50 V4
120
_■
B
Voting
Jan
87c
1.80
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Pershcourt
Gas
72c
Mar
1.75
Smelting
Northhuiu
Consolidated
Oct
26c
6,572
Consolidated
Regcourt MinesCcnsolidated Sannorm Mines
Consumers
37c
35,200
*
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Consolidated
Consolidated
160.925
52c
i
Consolidated
Consolidated Red
52c
46c
67c
Exploration^
Mosher
Consolidated
45c
50c
64c
Mogul
Consolidated
50c
__1
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5,267
Sep
9
58%
43%
common—;—
Plains
Greater
Feb
1
un&
38
19%
•
Dec
9%c 10%c-'
Great
Mar
__
Feb
Mar
67/8 Aug
10 % Dec
Sep
50
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Feb
5c
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18 c
120
—_w-
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Great
Jan
15c
Mines
Mk'
45c
29c
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated
5c
*
.1
*
32
.15-
350
39%
17c
20 %c
common
:
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Northern
Class
Jan
2 %c
;._7
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v
4c
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La kes
Great
Feb
2,000
Lake
8i7
-
33%
60c
Great Lakes Power common..——
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Jan
2,600
Crest
Fenimore
Consolidated
4%c Mar
Jan
3c
i
:
60
15c
_1
-
-
Granauc' Mmes
16c
Sep
1.50
5%c
OH
y
363
4c '
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...
Canada
1.00
3c
3.70
_
41%
10c 14%c:
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.
preferred
11%
5%c
l
r'.V^
;
40%
11%
_1
155
1
Discovery
Jan
2.10
Apr
6,955
7% "•7%
13 %c
..1
2,000
—•
Cadillac
Jan
Nov
•
'
58c
60c
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Mining
1.30
3c
1
■
7 Va
61c
..1
.
11%
7%
—
—
Jan
Jan
6.25
<
40
60c
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61c
.
Mines
Gamma
9 Vac
24%
.
Dec
13%
16,400
11%
10%
7'/a
;
Mines,
Explorers
Uranium
67c
_—
BelleKeno
Jun
41%
40
:_50c
Warrants
onsolinaieci
10%
50c
com
Prospecting
16c
Beta
Consolidated
1
common
Ltd
Yellowknife
4.50
4.00
Drilling
Wares
1.30
_2.50
Jan
6%C
19 %
7-
1
:
11%
—i
Jan
-173 Va
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50
,v
36%
19
19%
1%
—
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Scientific
Giant
3.45
20c
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated
Geo
4.30
12 %c 12 %c
-
Mines
88J/2
-13,353
5%c
7%
—
Motors
General
Mar
Mines
5V2C
36%
—1
J—
Class A "
Jan
67c
1
July
Jan
17c
July
_
Mines
Key
5%c
*
Xi-.
•:
Development
Dynamics
General
Jan
2%c
40c
National
Coniaurum
__i__
common
Ltd
Bakeries
General
49c
1
Power
General
42c
9%
'
Dec
3.30
Jan
12 V4
Oct
21%
Oct
'
80r
.,
Nov
8%
400
.
Sep
-95
-
50
Jun
59
320
-
•
Jan
July
•1,750
22 y4
3.30
Jan
85c
Mar
9%
390
;•
Dec
Jan
'13c
40c
3,018
v
1.45
4.65
*
Sep
27c
100
-
Dec
Jun
35-
:1,620r
•'
10%
*
...
class A__
Dec
115
65
__10
—
preferred
Mar
6c
20,700
10
•
—
...
Ltd—
62c
/ 2.59
>
47c
10
<
If
.
—
Mar
4,750
34C- v
48%
•
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30c
<
Dec
15
7 %c
_1
6% May
Apr
53,475
:
2.70
6%c
*
5
14,785
1.45
2.80
6%c
—
...
Mines
Ltn
5%
37%
'
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7,400
—
Jan
—
25c
A_.
Canada
fr'robisher
Sep
1
1
—
—
Co
Foundation
Jan
2,900
-
25c
37%
1
:
...
Petroleum
Mar
32%
43)0 .3.90
...
July
1.40 May
•
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Mines
Companies
555
-
Metals
Commoil
Jan
Jan
1.00
•
-
Manufacturing
165
49c
Gold Mines
10c
•
.
.
815
47c
Cellulose
1.53
Jun
1
—
Fleetwood Corp
Jan
44c
13 Vi
Mai-
4%e Nov
13,500
1.55
10
1
class
38 V
.
54c
*
Mining
Federal
80
6c
46c
i
Feb
Sep
Feb
11c
8%c
1
670
47c
:
Jun
8c
~
*
Ltd.—
12% Mar
44c
Smelting.
Jan
137
Nov
5c
Dec
July
10%
Nov
8%
185
66%
Mar
4c
8 '/a c
•
Ltd
Nickel
8.00 July
3 Vic Jun
1
*
Feb
16 Va
260
5c
*
Mining
hatima
Apr
_1
..
Equipment—
Combined Enterprises
Con
Smelt.
&
Wilians
Cockshntt
Columbia
Mining
Mines
15%
Dec
135
1
L
Uranium
Fargo Oils
Genex
Chibougamau
Jan
1
Flooring class A_
Farwest
Nov
20%
74c
Mines
Sep
8
Apr
10 %
Jan
100
19%
1
Famous Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy..
Jan
2Vic
_
Jan
97
'
65%
10
..
—
Jan
52
14%
14%
1
...
Falconbridge
Sep
27c
: lOOVa
12c 13 Vic
Mines
Jan
5.45
Oct
Aug
68c
83c
13%
V. 9%
19%
'
•
!
Ltd
95c
Del
Central
Central
Ltd
Jan
13% Aug
Dec
38% July
635
__
Developments
Mining
Emco
Erie
22 Vic
Corp
Athabaska
21
Feb
5
150
10%
Mines
Sol
Jun
Jan
9%c
1
—
-
Aug
9%
„
Candore
Jan
15
3,425
1
Dec
7
4.50
Apr
16
.
Oct
9,870
10 Va
Trust—..
El
*
•
com
Dec
6.90
10%
common
Feb
14%
;
Nov
27%
2.20
615
Mines
Investment
&
24%
36%
14%
.
Jan
3.70
7%
Mines
East
Mines
43c
80
B_
1.04
Dec
32%
1
Paper
Aug
34
38
Nov
Jun
6%
Gold.
Eldrich
19
34
pfd—.—100
Feb
10%
16%
8,330
,
—
<
Eddy
Dec
*
*
Utilities
40c
Apr
14 %c
Jun
27% Mar
l
Petroleum
Elder
6
"
common
Canadian
Jan
1,580
43%
Ltd
Jan
3,540
3 Vac
35%
*
—
Mineral—
Jan
34,965
10%
4c
0
—
.
common—.
Co
&
Jan
23
7 Va
1
12%
14c
29c
8,568
100
8.55
35c
'
class A
Corp
16%
.
4.65
99 Va
11%
1
6.60
common..'
common
12%
32c
*
10
6.65
2.35
Oils
Economic
Jan
21%
.
03
'
Canadian
29c
1
'
•
to
Chemical
East
Oct
Apr
21 Va
23
100
;
Pacific
34 %c
_•
common
23 3/4
*
:
&
Industries
raruday
Canadian
Canadian Oil Cos.
3.35
32%
23%
Jan
Jun
Dec
4.75
1
Warrants
Canadian
3.15
31%
23%
...
Mines
Jan
86
64c
_10c
Aug
33c
Feb
8.55
40,963
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....
Coal
Textile
Donalda
10%
4.55
_20c
_20c
preferred
High Crest
Canadian Homestead
Canadian
4.00
3.35
31 %
Preferred
Apr
87/a Mar
15%
Jan
87
Dec
6%c July
1,687
17,225
"
2.05
Preferred
Nov
33
:
Canadian
55c
common.
Stores
4.50
13 %
84
100
—
2nd
40c
•
& Steel
Magnesium
Steel
15
„
:
50c
_100
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45
;
7c
___•
_
Feb
3.95
common-
A
Foundry
Feb
1.62
19c
;
9.70
Dominion Electro warrants
Sep
85c
1^
6%c
1
common
7% July
85c
1.51
20c
May
12,500
9.25
common
2.40
Oct
lv>V4
Jan
Dec
Dec
4.40
1.55
83
19,500
•
Oct
2.20 July
Jan
7%c
Dec
8c
4,175
24c
2.50
Dec
25%
33
Jun
6 %
Apr
9%
Dec
3%o
7%C
6%c
Bridge
12%
A_50c
22c
2
Dominion
Oct
51c
6%c
24c
•
70c
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6 Vic
—
Jan
Dover
Class
Mines
Nov
1.70
1,665
-
19%
Oct
16c
9.65
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70c
4.40
16%
class
16
14%
Dickenson
^
83c
1
&
18% Mar
28
High
.
Feb
r>
19,500;'
25c
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6,000
13
Morse
7
Feb
,
Palmer
90c
c
83c
•
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Canadian
6%
•
Dock-
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas
1,809
6 Yb
.1
—
Canadian
79c
12
1,520
7,150
1.
•
3
common
6
1.9o
5%
1.9o
-
_
<o
78c
6
Warrants
18c
1
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•
8 %C
.
Mines
Dec
15%
85 %
16c
1
16,170
Dome
corn-
8 %C
1
Minerals-
Mines
4,697
44%
2.75
Aluminum
7,000
85%
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31
58
42 y4
warrants
A
4c
16Vic
Mines
2.15
Class
3%c
1
Brewis
Horn
56%
*
3Vic
1
42%
Mar
1,310
100
Mines
56%
•
common
125
6%
1
preferred——.
Daragon
4c
Aug
18%
6 V*
Jan
Jun
Sep
18%
_1
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
6%
*
common
Mines
10% May
1.30
Ltd
Low
10
,
International
Shares
of Prices
Par
240
1,25
Steamship preferred
Canada Tungsten
High
49%
53
55
warrants
Petroleum
Canada
Canada
Low
for Week
Sale Price
48
49
—10
Oils
High
Sales
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
49
•
B
Canada
Low
*
A
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
1
Monday, December 26, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended December 23)
Sales
Range
Friday
.
.
'
f
May
11
•
-
Dec
2C%
Sep
' 89% Dec
Volume
192
Number 6015
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2647)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Low
6%
preferred
Industrial
Accept
Corp
preferred
Ltd
preferred
$2.75
$4%
preferred
'Warrants
1
*
(John)
Inland
&
-100
1,594
11
5%
1,870
43
43%
4,082
46
46
200
53
53
94
Mt
Jan
6%
Aug
Multi
Dec
Murray
47V4
50
48
Apr
54
78%
Jan
94
50
460
5%
100
4.15
2,975
4%
,
4.00 July
4.25
16%
165
1.00
_
500
90c
31c
7,000
25c
3,625
3.60
Jun
Nama
Creek
1
International
Molybdenum
International
Nickel
International
Preferred
3%c
4%c
21,500
3%c
58
56%
58%
13,163
National
Grocers
National
Hosiery Mills class B
Jan
Nov
National
Steel
Jan
National
Jan
New
National
„_5
35 %
'35%
35%
2,010
25
41%
41
41%
5%
common-
—
5%
Credits
-Pipe
com
5
60%
60%
2.60
2.50
2.70
Class
Irish
Syndicate
A
Iron
Bay
Iroquois
Iso
,-i
Mines
—_
Mines
46c
47c
Mining—
i
20c
;
35c
Jacobus
Jamaica
Jaye
Public
Service
1.45
Jefferson
Jellicoe
Lake
Mines
Joburke
(1939)
Gold
Jocxey
9%
New
Continental
Davies
New
Delhi
Nov
New
Goldvue
Jan
1.75
New
Class
.'i
3.70
Apr
B
preferred
Jan
New
1.93
5,000
6
635
7%
Apr
2.30
2,675
1.95
Dec
3.95
Jan
805'
5%
Oct
10%
Jan
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
Copper
Kirkland
Kopan
Gold
Labatf' (John)
Labrador
Warrants
Lakeland
La
Exploration
&
Luz
Gold—
Gold
Lambton
8
8
70c
85c
280
25C
36c
39c
7,240
35c
1-90
1.90
1.95
205
9%C
*
Loan
Laura
Secord
2.85
28
44c
36 %c
3
15%
—1
Industries
1
preferred——.——20
Gold
Lexindin
Mines
50c
15%
15%
25
21%
2C
Newnorth
New
Rim
Long
Loblaw
Lac
Gold_
1.93
class
Groceterias
1st
pfd
.30
preferred———
.30
A
1.99
1.90
200
1st
B
Cos class A_
Preferred
Class
A
Norgold
Norlartic
Northcal
North
North
Northgate
North
London Hosiery Mills common
Long Island Petroleums—
Long
Point
Lorado
Warrants
Lynx
47%
590
7.50
8.10
2,240
90c
3,600
2.25
Mines
1
Yellowknife
Gold
Mines
Natural
Northern
Oct
Norvalie
Nova
2.75
Aug
4.20
Jan
4.75
Jan
20
July
33
Nudulama
Obaska
Jan
1.00
O'Brien
Jan
Ocean
1.40 July
16
Dec
Oka
Mines
Macdonald
Macfie
I
—
Explorations
MacLeod
1
—-—;—
Mines
25 %
Jan
Rare
Okalta
Oleary
Jan
Ontario
Loan
Dec
Ontario
Steel
22
MacMillan
Blodel
1
&
Madsen
Red
Magnet
Powell
Consolidated
Lake
Maher
Fund
Shoes
Ltd
Ltd
Gold
Uranium
Man.itou
Fields-
40
49
Nov
Mar
5.00 Mar
89c
Dec
9.00
Barvue
—1—
Oshawa
Osisko
Maple
Jun
10c
July
7%c Jan
Leaf
Pacuio
Milling
19c
Jan
Jan
Parker
2.40 July
15c
3.10
Marboy
32c
Nov
16,903
16 %
i
4%%
Ltd
Pato
preferred
Aug
2.50
July
Oct
Peerless
4%c
Jun
13c
Sep
Pembina
415
14
Dec
16
Jan
Penmans
100
22 % Mar
27
Jun
Permo
Jan
Perron
15%"
19
Jan
3.45
26
80C
4,500
70c
Sep
6%c
2,000
3c
Oct
33c
2,532
28c
Dec,
99c
28
28
5
26
Mar
29
14%
15
95
95
75
7c
7c
5,100
643
Matachewan
Jan
81c
Jan
11
48% Aug
Jun
1.50 Aug
16% Jan
July
Aug
275
75c
Jun
7 %c
10c
9,980
7c
Dec
f; 5,090
3.10
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75
75
60
1
7%c
7c
7%c
3,000
6c
Nov
25c
25c
26c
1,293
25c
Dec
11 %c
12c
2,250
10c
Jan
70
*
5c
2,000
2,700
50c
100
7c
8 %c
17,200
27c
30c
4,800
20
12c
.28
815
20
20
25
5.35
1.50
5.10
1.49
4
%C
81
Aug
15%c Jun
1.05
17c
10c
Jan
Feb
Jan
80c
Jan
Jun
13
Feb
7c
Dec
16c
Feb-
22c
Jun
9c
Aug
61c
Jan
36c
Sep
25% Mar
29
Jan
18%
24
Feb
Oct
5.40
13,262
8.60
Jan
37,000
Jan
1.78
Dec
8,500
4c
Aug
9%c
Jan
12.200
20c
Oct
37c
Feb
20c
26C
7%
250
34c
28,200
5%
5%
200
87/b
135
64
1,000
10%
9.55
6.25
405
24%
24 %
,.6,89o
30c
32C
74c
5c
24,528
5.00
Dec
80c
Feb
6%
25c
Oct
5%
Dec
8% May
Nov
52
8%
35c
Oct
Jan
7% Mar
9Ve
64
Oct
Dec
7.80
Jun
5.25
Nov
9.00
Jan
20% July
29%
Jan
13% Aug
25,650
25c
44c
79c
7,350
52c
Jan
5c
II,000
4c
Nov
23c
Jan
17c 17 %c
17c
5,993
11c
May
23c
Jun
Jun
3.40
3.45
200
3.05
3.85
3.90
500
3.00
Jan
%C
lc
20,800
%c
Dec
2.21
—2
Jan
1.58
7%
_1
1
Jun
Dec
Nov
5%C
64
—
July
5.75
2.10
20c
9%
24,000
27%
-
May
4c
54c
9%
8%
11
% Mar
85
7c
Feb
Nov
1.05
8c
Jan
Pee
Expl
1
2.30
Jan
1.00
Jan
Oct
4.40
Sep
4.40
Jun
66c
Jan
Pipeline
Petrol Oil &
2,125
100
July
18 %c
Sep
101,820
9c
Dec
39c
Jan
3,665
6%
Jun
50
28
Dec
30%
Sep
39c
Dec
85c
Jan
8,850
lie
Jun
21 %c
Gas
•
9,950
Gold
16%
Nov
Pitch
97
Jan
Uranium
Ore
Oct
Ponder
Powell
67c
69c
8,600
56c
Oct
Jan
37 %c
40c
47,600
30c
Mar
10
1,005
36c
1.33
*
8%
Sep
May
1.17
85c
1.02
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
47 %c May
12%
325
Iron
Jan
President
102
Dec
Preston
102
Feb
Prospectors
6c
6c
895
5c
July
10c
Jan
Provo
6.00
6.00
500
4.05
July
6.70
Nov
Purdex
5%c
Jan
7c
Jan
94c
Jan
NOV
17c
Mar
60c
Jun
27c
May
43c
43 %
Jun
55%
Jan
—1
2,900
1.40
Nov
2.90
Feb
.20o
Ore.
14%
6,800
17,934
387
2,250
2.00
Oct
4.35
Jan
•
Electric—
Mines
Ltd—
1
Producers
Minerals
23,600
5,528
232,375
1.85
Ltd—
4.50
1.19
Airways
Gas
10 %
Nov
loot
Corp
Prairie Oil Royalties.
Oct
28c
—1
Oils
Rouyn Gold
93 % Mar
97
4C
1,000
24,600
Power
30,485
Dec
I
Placer Development
102
58c
-1
Jan
10%
Dec
Jan
Jan
100 100%
July
32c
II,510
'.
Place OH & Gas
17c
Mines
48c
17,700
Phillips Oil Co Ltd_
Pickle
13c
102
Sep
36,200
11c
10%
8%
Jan
1
4%c Nov
102
Oct
1
.
preferred
5%c Aug
Dec
3.20
33c
a
Oil
3,500
19c
Dec
Jun
*
Oct
Crow
2.20
15c
Mines
&
Gold
1,600
4,600
1
common
common
Gas
16c
1.28
:
Exploration
Jan
'
—11
Gold
Consol
Ltd
2,000
6.00
1.00
„
1.25
Jun
Mar
5%
———
41,000
1
4,240
Oct
20c
2.05
-
———;
5c
10%
—
13%
—
19c
100 %
Consol
Mattagami Lake
13
35c
41
5%
31c
'
—
6%c
100
.
13
—1
Mines
5c
—•
common
—
1,600
;
Consolidated
13 %
-——_—.—.——100
preferred
5% %
1.10
24%
Canada
Paymaster
4,987
70c
7c
Jan
Premium
Massey-Ferguson
common
——
Drilling
of
103,000
32c
38c
Nov
30 %c
19c
1
Feb
43c
1.05
10c
Jan
59c
Nov
1.10
10c
1.30
Jun
17c
6.00
Warrants
6c
26
5%c
Mar
26c
7,500
10
1
—
74c
9,943
75
—
5%C
1
Oils
1—
Maritime
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
4,325
21c
5,750
._10
-4——,
—*
Mines
83c
1.45
13,500
5%
—
Amalg
2.98
6%c
100
Marigold
Jan
4%C
Feb
1.28
-——————w—.—1
■
Marcon
Oct
8%c
80c
14"%
1.04
27c
Petroleums
Pardee
15c
Jun
28
1
Jan
Dec
39c
•
Pamour
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Feb
Sep
14
—*
2.95
26c
47%
Ltd
Nov
Jun
1
common
Dec
2,400
47;%
Warrants
6c
1.00
*
Mines
2,400
35c
35 %C
common
Preferred
7c
3%c
—.10
Preferred
Maralgo
1.56
47%
—1
Pamoil
14,200
5%c
45c 47 %C
Mines——
Pacific Nickel
Jan
5c
5C
Wholesale
Lake
3.70
80c
1
Oct
5C
—.
Feb
Dec
1.50
—1
65C
4,000
2.91
——L—■——*
Maple Leaf Gardens
13c
5c
53c
——
Feb
2,100
15%
-1
Nov
•
19 %c
1.15
6c
—*
10,300
Page Hershey Tubes
3%c
2.92
—
Jan
Jan
1.00 Mar
1.08
1.08
15%
—
!
Jan
12c
—I
Apr
840
1
—_•
Malartic
Maneast
13c
—
Copper
Overland
l%cMar
1
—
Sep
Dec
*
—
Debenture
Gold
Dec
'
Magnum
6c
4c
2.50
1
Mines
31%
3%c
River____•
-—
Mines
1,474
12,500
100
—
Products
22% Mar
3%c
1
—
Cockshutt
pfd
Malartic
&
Nov
26,800
_90c
Apr
9c
Jun
26c
9c
1
Oils
1.64
Jan
7c
6c
97/a
Jan
%c
2.55
—
Nov
2.90
19c
Mines
3.00
22c 23
9,525
May
Aug
•
Gas
i,
—
67c
2.75
3c
39c
Ormsby Mines
Feb
5,750
23 %c
500
25 %c
Metals
31
Sep
31% Aug
297a Nov
26% Mar
22%
2,000
2.75
1
4c
20c 20 %c
20c
Mines—
Gold
Cement
Patino
Macassa
Mines
Lake
18c
8,500
Jan
4C
Jan
2.95
Apr
20,000
Jan
1.10
2.60
50'
;
—
Oct
8c
20c
48%
Jun
19 %c
Mines
Beaucage
Dec
9c
Apr
Jun
33c
46c
Ltd_
5c
7c
11c
36
1,500
19 %c
S.
Utilities
90c
7c
1,000
1.95
Oils
Jan
5,081
warrants—
Telephone
Oct
6 %C
7%c
Jan
41
Warrants
Oct
4%c
•
7c
*
Jan
5.00
6c
1
—
Jun
15c
1
1;..
Feb
13c
4 V2C
—
4c
Jan
42c
1
-
Mines
37c
8,148
15c
*
:
Canada
500
55c
Jan
7c
Ltd
preferred
120
51c
1.46
40c
1
Oil
37,833
51c
75c
Aug
39%
41
25c
-
6c
46c
1
Mines—
common
Mines
46c
.
46c
72c
Dec
70c
26C
2.25
5c
—1
Goldfield
Lyndhurst
47 %
*
Gas
Uranium
Louvicourt
%~
8.00
47
Jun
23c
4c
•
Oils
Exploration
Opemiska
730
26c
7,000
3,000
—:
Ontario
Orenada
31%
48,625
12,900
4 %C
•
Northern
Jan
335
54c
1
;
Northern
Nov
485
Sep
Jan
1
-
Mining
Rankin
4c
1,731
8c
12c
4%c
Ltd
—
Star
2.25
30
Dec
76c
1
Goldcrest
Apr
31%
29%
3%c
4%c Jun
23c 25 %c
•
Coldstream
23c
Jan
July
I,000
47c
1
Oils
Northwestern
Jan
7c
3,800
73c
•
.
Canadian
Warrants
54c
1
Mines
Northland
Aug
Jan
4c
23c
Mines
Dec
1.32
Jan
9 %c
5c
75c
1
Mines
Jun
28%
—
!
Jan
July
.4c
1.14
Nov
%c
1
Mines
2c
30%
4
1
Gold
Noranda
1.60
89c
__50
——.—
warrants--———;—.—
Minerals '-J..
Locana
]
—
Apr
3.30
12
Jan
Oct
3c
4c
1
Mines
Norbeau
2,800
29%
29%
1
.—
Mines
7,425
30%
Class
Loblaw
Mines—
Mines
Acme
Orchan
Little
Gold
Rouyn Merger
9%
-
38 %c
Jan
Jan
Jan
21%
60,300
Jan
1.01
Sep
15
775
9c
1.27
Jan
Dec
5,700
84,325
6c
8c
8%c
Jun
1.01
26c
9,000
•
.
26c
2.80
44c
5c
19c
48,900
Jun
27
1.52
19c
Jun
39c
Feb
6c
10c
.
Dec
6c
34c
Jun
1.90
„
3%c
3,000
6c
1
Mines
8
Nov
49,770
1.48
2c
Jan
27%
Nov
215,650
4%C
~
—
—
1
,—
50c.
44c
50c
Candy Shops
Mines
28"
28
—1
,
Levy
1,591
5%
100
3.60
50c
—
Gold
Gold
2.85
3.50
,
3.55
——10
-A-—-«~
100
915
9,549
7c
53c
34c
North
Jun
24
2,000
4c
7c
49c
Mar
North
July
2,303
3%c
'
14c
Sep
6
16c
Apr
Jan
3%c
1
42c
Dec
17
3.90
Mar
17c
25c
43c
325
9 %c
19c
Dec
Nov
31
1,580
15c
Jan
Dec
8c
1
Northspan Uran Mines "A"
3.75
35c
7c
4,500
1
Dec
Apr
6%
15c
18c
5,200
9c
May
Dec
17%
-*
—.
3.80 Mar
42
July
10c
8.
—
Mines
Silver
Lencourt
17c
6%
1
22,050
8%c
8c
Jan
Apr
17 %
1
American
Leitch
9%c
17
—1
Sep
22c
8c
;
Norpax Nickel
Norsyncomaque
22%
37c
—
Mines-
Jun
Jun
70c
.
2.09
1.55 Mar
5,440
21 %c
21c
Normetal Mining Corp
Sep
1
1
—
Mines.——
Lamaque
Langis
500
•
50c
1
Jan
3c
29%
...
Jan
43c
Nov
30%
♦
.
Mines
Dec
10%
64,792
31
Jan
Dec
17C
Aug
5
Vb Mar
45c
39C
1.18 May
3,817
14c
Jun
8c
115,200
21,7421
19c 20%c
9
Aug
May
23%c
1
Mines
Shore
Latin
2.45
IOC
common———10
Gas
Osu
Lake
2.35
12c
•
Mines
Lingman
Lake
2.35
-•
„—
Dufault
Lake
1
—1
A"---liilA-—————10
/.••'Class
Lake
12 %
Ltd-——
Ltd—
Cement
'
i.
11%
.———';
Mining
Lafarge
12%
common—
Minerals
7
6 %c
1
—i
Developments
2.05
6%
5 % c
8
Canada
10c
Nor
5%
—
Feb
19c
Nisto
1.86
2.15
Feb
43c
8,129
Dec
8,459
6%c
19%c
Jan
7,200
9%
23c
33
11c
Nipissing
20c
35c
21c
Nickel
2,500
1
Jun
July
10c
Jan
28c
—.——*
5c
Jan
40 %c
19c
Jan
26c
——
Sep
Dec
9c
7 %c Jan
10c
Jan
8%c
—.
Mines
65
Dec
20c
2.45
8c
Canada
May
3%c
1
16c
8% Aug
of
Mines
14c
Feb
120
——
21c
49
Sep
Manitoba Mining & Smelting
1
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd_l
Newlund
New
Oct
4,500
1.91
3%c July
Nickel Mining & Smelting
4,200
1
I,200
17,200
Mines—•_
Kelore
7%c May
1.95
Oil
Petroleum
Apr
28c
15c
of
6c
7%
37c
—
4c
5%
Jan
8%
—♦
Gold
2,033
Jan
Mar
32c
Jupiter Oils ——A——
-Warrants
28c
26 %c
—1
Kelly Douglas class A
Kenville
31
—-—;——
Mines ——
Mining Co Ltd
Kelvinator
1.40
Oct
27c
;
Mines——
Jonsmith
Jowsey
Dec
Nov
4% July
225
8%
10
—
Warrants
Jcliet -Quebec
9%
3 %c
3 %c
Mines
New Jason
14'/a
lie
1,000
77
3 %c
4c
New Hosco Mines
Sep
68c
10,750
9%
10
6c
2.40
65
3%c
Aug
"
Dec
26
2,085
8%c
63
19% Mav
Karricana
Nov
Jan
6c
2,60 Mar
Dec
—i
Gold
Mines
New
May
2.30
Dec
9%
Mines
Sep
67c
8%c
2.30
*
1.25
Tfo
;
Mines—
Jan
62c
6%
1.50
.—i
Mines
Nov
3.95
Sep
6 Vb
_1
common—
Preferred
6%
1
Mines——u—-
Ltd
Club
1
——
100
26c
Oct
50
Dec
780
5,100
62
Dec
11
7,800
Jan
Jan
11,300
14,500
38
12,900
16%
10c
28
1.57
35c
30c
30%
20%c Jan
10%
5%c
22c
11c 11 %c
1
July
10
%C
9,500
30%
———*
Explorations
Jan
96c
1.46
—l'
17,000
81c
59c
10
Calumet
47c
68c
76c
,
1.55
-25C
Car
New
23c 24% c
—1
-
Waite
Jun
257/a Mar
18,700
New
Jack
150
2.70
-
34c
May
56c
100
27%
2.70
3c
5c
23
1,400
27 %
_20
13% Aug
32C
43
11
preferred
574
2,000
1
Apr
1.78
Dec
14%
3%C
—i
32
11
;—10
7%C
14
Bidlamaque
44
1.60
1
.
preferred--
82,800
7%C
3%c
Athona
Jan
Jun
2,515
8c
8C
70c
Apr
Aug
21,450
Nov
Mar
New
36 %
2.45
72c
23c
35c
New
43
51%
32%
9,300
47,900
Jan
Feb
3,457
67c
67c
——i
41 y2
32c
58c
14%
49 % July
Nov
Sep
29c
Dec
Feb
5% July
7,666
31 %
32%
-25c
,
Mines—
Glass
41
—25c
50c
High
35% Mar
24,361
58%
"
common—
:
Copper
.,
39%
225
62
•
Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors
18,504
52c
13%c
Dec
31
300
"
Bide
47%
53c
«
Petroleum
Alger
•
common
Trust
50c
45% Mar
1
„
.
Utilities
.
Interprovincial
Intel-provincial
July
4c
_i
Exploration
Nealon
Inspiration
Mines
6%
1.90
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
57c
Corp Ltd
National Drug & Chemical
Apr
Shares
High
30c
Mining
16%
Jun
-
Minerals
National
May
6V4
13 % Mar
1.10
29c
20
.
:——^
44%
50c
Sep
6 "
1
Preferred
Warrants
44%
Dec
19
Nov
1.00
__
Aug
95
8.50 Mar
4.10
•
Low
Oct
31
16%
1
common
Dec
43%
18%
4.00
13%
Corp common
Wright Iron-.
Jan
18
4.10
5%
Moore
Jun
Vb
Jan
for Week
of Prices
Par
37
Mar
94
—.
High
Mar
39%
5%
■
•
Gas
13%
5%
18 %
_
Co_.
Natural
13%
.
53
Ingersoll Machine „class A—^±,-4
luglls
30
43
50
:
—;
—
Low
23,408
—
:_50
__i
—
High
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
36%
5%
*
common
—
STOCKS
Shares
35 >/8
13%
$4.86%
;
$2%
36%
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Trices
Par
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
(Quotations for Friday, December 23)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
43
69,005
Ltd
.9,000
6c
3.40
35o
Nov
1.40
Jan
Feb
5.15
Jan
Jun
2.05
1.60 Aug
3c
Oct
Dec
2.70
Oct
Apr
9%c Nov
Red
Lake
5%c
5%c
6 %c
17,960
Jun
13 %c
27%
28 V*
4,072
21
July
30%
Jan
7c
9,197
7c
Nov
23c
16 %C
16C
17c
4,645
15c
May
31c
Jan
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold.
1
1
,J
Mines
McKenzie
1
28%
Maybrun
1
12c
40,650
12c
Dec
29c
Jan
4%C Oct
8c
Jan
Quebec
1
3c
1,500
2c
July
6c
Jan
47c
Apr
Quebec
Corp
1
1.85
Apr
Quebec Manitou Mines
i—l
Jan
Quebec
Quebec Natural
Jan
'
McMarmac
Red
McWatters
Gold
Lake
.
Mines—
Medallion Petroleums
—.—.—1
5c
6c
3,140
•
27c
27c
4.500
1.50
1.61
17c
17c
500
1.28
Mentor
Merrill
Island
1.60
Exploration & Development_50c
Meta
Uranium
38070
24c
Aug
1.40
15c
Jun
Mar
2.34
20c
Mining
1
45c
44c
46c
5,900
40c
Dec
1.15
Jan
Mines
1
7c
7c
7%c
3,500
6c
Jun
14 %c
Feb
Labrador
Lithium
Midcon
Oil
Midrim
Mill
Industries
City
Milton
Petroleums
Brick
Mindamar
Mining
Min
Metals
Porcupine
Montreal
24c
Nov
63c
Jan
Queenston
51c
50,200
33c
Nov
85c
Jan
Quemont
1.40
1.50
4,300
2.05
Jan
Class
17c
15c
17c
Locomotive
2.05
*
3 %c
—*
■_
Works
-1—1
*
For footnotes, see pa^e 44.
3,885
13 %c
Jun
Dec
29c
65C
—
2.00
Jun
5,400
3%c
Nov
7c
May
12
12%
1,342
10%
Jan
12%
Dec
4%c
2,500
3c
Nov
23%
24
41%
62
65c
65c
2,700
55c
Aug
12%
1,520
11
Dec
3
789
20
Mar
39% Mar
2.80
10c
Feb
July
13 %c
Feb
Mar
78c
Aug
4.85
—
7,694
150
1.30
Gold
—
Mines
590
%c
3,302
8.60
200
10%
125
13
Mining
A
:
May
Radlore
1.85
4.85
37%
1.05
10c
7.90
Jan
Dec
18
Feb
Dec
80%
Jan
July
5.80
Feb
Jun
20c
Oct
Jun
11%
Jan
Nov
12%
Apr
10
16,550
42c
Nov
1,100
Uranium
Mlnes.
Ranger Oil
Rapid Grip & Batten.
Rayrock Mines
26
Jan
Realm
42%
Nov
Reef
1.00
7'c
45c
75c
Nov
1.50
Apr
13% Mar
16%
Nov
Mar
68c
Jan
Jan
Apr
300
%c
41%
24
40
.
2.10
1.40
4c
12 %
1
Mines
Preferred
-
13,500
45c
1.45
•
Molsons Brewery class A
Moneta
32c
45c
•
*
Corp
Corp
Ore
27c
3.50
500
27,157
37%
•_
•
Gas—
Dec
8c
Gas
Units
1
•
Mining
1,335
Jan
65c
Metallurgical
Warrants
Midwest
Develop—
Oct
17% Mar
Mining
Explorations
Reeves
Reichhold
Chemical
—
1
23,550
45c
17,600
4,50O
18 %c
Jun
60c
3c
Apr
6%c
900
1.50
Feb
2.10 May
21c
1
3c
1
—
Mar
150
•
Macdonald
78c
*
2
15%
875
14
Dec
28
Sep
Jan
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2648)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
7.45
—
Hix
Alnabasca
Robinson
Roche
Rocky
Roe
Rowan
13
Jun
voting
New
16c
10,000
15o
Jun
35c
Jan
United
Oils
10c
Jan
United
Steel
Jan
Upper Canada
18c
3ftc
4c
18,239
4.45
4.60
3,262
77
77
5
6c
6ftc
2,025
77,
'
71ft
6.50
8%
8%
5
12ftc
12c
15c
52,800
17%
18%
99 ft
99 ft
70c
10%
lift
1.35
1.49
35,370
11ft
1.46
Gold.
Jan
Vandoo
9.50 Mar
20ft July
Nov
12
Jun
Jan
60c
Oct
15 ft Mar
18 ft May
89
Nov
Sep
8ft
98c
11%
4.00 Mar
48c
May
Jan
Vespar
Arts
Waice
Walker
1.50
Sep
Wayne
2,500
110
72c
67c
72c
3,241
65o
Jun
15c
16c
7,106
14c
Jun
•
3.80
3.75
3.90
16,200
3.25 Mar
4.65
Apr
—*
4.20
4.05
4.30
1,920
3.80 Aug
5%
Apr
Shawlnigan
Water <fe
4 ftc
Nov
37c
Oct
29
Nov
13c
Mar
A
preferred
Class
B
preferred
Shfieep
Amulet
Webb
&
Knapp
Mining
West
Silver
Miller
Silver
Standard
46
46
47
42
Mar
48
75c
Mar
1
28c
92c
2.000
3.10
15,637
24
3.40
24
100
3.30
.
25C
3.60
28c
125,200
23c
27%
25c
14,000
10%
495
27 ft
28 ft
4.469
1.15
15,775
1.12
Manufacturing
*.
1.12
2.65
2.65
2.01
2.65
Jun
23
2,303
10ft
50c
class
Ltd
Industries
Mar
2.96
Jun
23c
Oct
16ftc May
9% Mar
25%
Nov
79c
1,150
July
2.00
Jan
30%
Jan
42 ft
July
July
1.00
Jan
3.35
Oct
24 ft
4.50
Jan
Jan
43c
Mar
32c
Jan
lift
Sep
33%
Jan
1.24
Nov
3.00
Jun
s
7ft
7ft
100
7ft
Dec
7ft
Dec
preferred———50
Ltd
50%
50%
45
46%
Feb
51ft
Sep
-
•
Oils
Union
Southern
Spartan
1
Services
Air
Warrants
Stafiord
:——*
18 ft July
8c
May
62c
72c
47,000
14c
Oct
20c
200
5c
Oct
3.65
13%
500
13%-'
1
Nickel
Bros
-a-
28c
44c
550
3.60 Aug
13%
Nov
16,200
20c
Nov
29c
3,535
10c
25c
7,400
6c
5.100
33
-*
28c
5ftc
.uaT-4
of Canada
40c
27c
40c
-1
Stan well Oil <& Gas
Starratt
33
105
68 ft
3,632
class
6.30
6.25
6.40
19,167
19 ft
18%
19 ft
815
100
31
Oct
„
24
23ftc
Mines
Westates
Westeel
61ft
5.90
2.35
Feb
1.60 Mar
4.50 Aug
19
Jan
Oil
I
May
Feb
1.30
1.35
10,050
17c
19c
9.120
15ft
15 ft
3.50
3.50
13
13 ft
1,320
1.75
1.80
225
23c
24c
18,100
25
25
55
3.00
3.00
500
r--?1
common
Tancord
Industries
Taurcanls
Voting
Taylor
*
*
,
Mines
1
54c
4c
1.30
Nov
Dec
55
10c
1.85
Jan
Nov
May
13
Mar
16%
Jan
4.50
54c
3,840
49c
49c
500
10
10
125
12
Sep
1.50 Dec
,
Landmark
3.60
__i-*
Western
Naco
Tiara
1
Park
25 ft
8.00
Western
Surf
Weston
Petroleums
37c
May
1.34
1.40
3,000
1.25 Mar
18c
16c
19c
56,300
69c
preferred
A—
Tom bill
Mines
Ltd
2.80
Jan
2.15
Jan
2,352
45
Mar
59 ft
Jan
40
76
Apr
85 ft
85
1.01
1.01
89,151
51c
60c
32,550
Toronto
Toronto
Bank
5%
1.00
43c
500
3c
14,800
43c
40c
43c
10,400
11
325
35c
Dec
Jan
1.52
94c
Oct
,
57
*
10%
48
10%
Jan
ftc Dec
7c
Jan
33c
11
35c
1,000
6,000
56%
58 ft
4,745
10'/a
10%
560
9
48
48 ft
325
39
c
Oct
Dec
31c
24
July
ftc May
48 ft Mar
*
13
13
13
125
12%
50
preferred
57 ft
57 ft
57%
170
57
Traders
Class
4 ft
class
A
•
:
B
%
5%
Finance
1
—
8c
1.15
17
Feb
Feb
68c
May
31c
58 ft
;—
13
Jan
48 ft
Dec
Jun
May
18
Feb
59ft
Dec
r
Canada
Trans
Canada
Ltd
Pipeline
PlDe
—
50
77
Mar
175
32
Feb
150
2.05
2.25
730
41 ftc
45c
2,740
18%
19%
27,616
10
9%
10 ft
20,352
10c 10 ftc
1.000
1.90
1.75
•'
•
19
•
;
Co
Shawkey
Union
Gas
of
Sep
12c
1
Ltd—i—
Mines
Canada
__1
1
common
•
1.99
8.240
12p
2.00
Dec
Dec
88
Sep
38% July
3.00 Jan
5.00
Feb
30c
Jun
65c
14%
19
Jun
26
7% July
10c
1.58
Nov
Nov
12
Jan
18c
Jan
4.10
Jan
20C
500
20c
Dec
47c
&
Yukon
Mar
95c
4,700
82c
Oct
1.88
Jan
36c
550
70c
Jan
22c
Nov
ftc
3c
4,700
2c
May
48c
17,100
42c
Dec
1.00
1.00
450
90c
Dec
—
9%
10
375
1.00
1.35
6,425
30c
35C
500
82c
80c
9%
Dec
Dec
3.60
Jan
Nov
1.35
Jan
Jan
82c
6,083
72c
July
1.55
35
200
32
Mar
38 ft
3.15
800
3.50
2,800
3.15 Aug
20c
Oct
13c
38%
42
13c
41%
12 ftc
2,146
Jan
30c
4,333
42-
29
Feb
33%
Dec
28
ft Mar
42
Dec
91
91
145
82
Feb
92
Aug
10
100
Mar
107
Aug
10
Mar
17 ft
5ft
5ft
5ft
500
1.22
1.29
7,350
90c
Oct
22c
40c
2,400
22c
Dec
1.05
9c
8.000
7c
Jun
17c
Aug
9C
May
14c
Feb
5.00
Jan
19%
Jan
10C
10c
1,000
4.95
4.95
4.95
100
6
-15ft
15 ft
15 ft
1,240
4.10
4.70
•920
3.70
Nov
1.06
1.10
630
1.01
&
•
Zinc
—
4.25 Mar
14
Nov
Yukeno
lie
9 ftc
G)
.
11c
21,700
9ft,C I?ec
27c
Jan
2 ftc
3c
6,000
Aug
Dec
9 ft c
Jan
1.00
5 ftc
1.02
i,2c(,Ai)g
4 ftc
5 ftc
10,100
83c
Jun
63c
67c
19,000
56c
May
88c
Oct
3c
3 ftc
8,483
2ftc Aug
5c
Jan
2.10
1,600
3.00
Apr
16c
17c
4,000
16c
21c
22c
6,500
13c
Mines-.
1.02
1
Mines
,_1
63c
1
Electric
Zenmac
Zuiapa
Metal
Jan
20o
Oil
Mines
Zenith
41
Jan
——___—1
.
—
Bear
(H
I
'to
Jan
2.00
Mines
Yellowknife
1.67
May
A
Dec
7ft Mar
8 ftc
—•
class
17 ft
Dec
5%
10c
-
Feb
4,070
16%
1
—
Sep
Apr
Jan
7,427
39%
106 ft 106 ft
—
22c
Ltd
55c
'
-
1
Stores
17% May
26c 26 ftc
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.00
26c
35
_i
_
2.15
r
3.15
—
:_*
__
5 ftc
78c
'
'i
—1
Canuck
Mines
1
Mining
1
21c
Toronto Stock
Shown
500'
4 ftc
2.00
1.13
Dec
Sep
29c
Jan
37C
July
Jun
Oct
3.241
5c
Dec
14c
STOCKS
Expressed
Andian
Last
Anglo Newfoundland
Asbestos
Corp
Bulolo
Gold
Canadian
Dollars
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
National
Corp
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper-
in
Week's
Sale Price
Canada
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
8
8
400
6ft
39%
40 ft
3,661
35%
Apr
7
6 ft
7
3,587
1,015
High
Feb
39%
*
LI—B
Develop
6
8
\
'
NOV
45 '
Sep
July
8
May
20%
Feb
26 ft
Aug
25%
25
25%
8
5.90
5.85
5.90
1,300
3.90
Jan
—•
16%
16ft
16%
1,668
Jun
18 ft
Nov
29
/13 ft
29
/
27% July
33 ft
Jan
\
37 ft
Dredging
Dominion
&
General
Canadian
Ingersoll
Consolidated
Sugar
"
*
Investments
*
Rand
_
-
•
40
40
95
40
42
13c
14c
6,958
3,560
•
*
Dominion
Glass
Dupont Co
common
__*
common
750
40
41%
.
Paper
Dalhousie Oil
;—
LjZ
'
I
—*
*
67
■
20
'
67
6.00
20 ft
Mar
40
XSflft Mar
44
Oct
Apr
ft
Jan
13c, Aug
1,134
22c
65
35
20
——
-
90
Feb
28 ft
Jan
Dec
Jan
250
—
Minnesota
1
-
class
A
—
&
Ogilvie
Flour
Oreille
Price
jan
Dec
30 ft
Dec
29%
Dec
30 ft
Dec
125
14%
8,655
:20
3,100
20%
700
19%
Mines
375
26%
49
275
40
LIZ—1
'—
2.40
2.40
40 ft
37%
40 ft
3,270
6 ft
6%
410
53c
56c
9,000
—.—
Consolidated
Nov
30 ft
Sep
31ft
Jan
49
Dec
*
,
Genl
Nov
22 ft
30 ft
-7,
Jan
20ft
Oct
48
Paper
14
Oct
20
-
common
Canadian
9ft May
19%
20
2.50
—2.50
—
Bros
Yukon
23
29%
240
i!—■_•
Pend
Third
Aug
255
30 ft
12%
2.50
_
Ontario
17 ft
30'/a
30
-■—.
Loblaw Inc
B
17%
30
30 ft
—
Maclaren
r
19 ft July
17%
'
International Paper new
When issued
Invest
Gold
FOOTNOTES
•
No
a
Odd
Jan
6,997
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Friday
Mar
6 ftc
15
21c
Trust!-*
Corp
1
2.40
2.30
.700
,
July
3.15
Jan
Sep
46ft
Jan
Feb
7ft
Sep
Aug
'
37
5%
50c
Dec
76c
Oct
Jan
6 ftc
14%
Nov
Jan
par
lot
12 ft
Apr
A
preferred
50
52 ft
52%
53
Class
185
B
49%
Feb
preferred
50
55 ft
55 ft
55 ft
100
55 ft
Nov
16%
54
56
Jan
Sep
Nov
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
sale
Included in year's
e
fFlat
r
(not
wd When
included
•
*
(not included in year's
wl When
delivered,
issued,
x
ranee)
Ex-dividend.
y
price.
Cash sate
CANADIAN MARKETS
Fx-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
;
delivery sale
year's range).
Selling ex-interest.
in
AND
t
(not
range).
d Deferred
ClasR
9ftc Mar
20c
6ftc
10c
44c
2
warrants-
Lead
Jan
2,604
17 ft
Wright-Hargreaves
Yale
3.50 Mar
9 ftc
92C
46c
100
Sep
38%
37%
1
Line
Oil
Ultra
39%
Apr
Apr
87 ft
Triad
Mining
Feb
34%
36 ft
Transcontinental Resources
Tribag
32 ft
310
87 ft
2.25
Exp
TTansmountaln
3,479
40
warrants
Trans
37 ft
37 ft
12c
preferred
1957
1,000
36 ft
6c
100
195G warrants
Jan
Jan
12c
100
;
Dec
May
July
37
36%
*
preferred
12c
2.50 May
3c
July
1,204
Feb
13c
Dec
Dec
Mar
8c
.
Jun
95C
_.
(Alexander)
Class
Towagmac Exploration
7c
5 ftc
40
Jan
Mar
5ft July
2
25 ft c
25 ft
20
Elevators
General Trusts
Star
5ft
2ft c
10
Toronto Iron Works class A
Toronto
5ft
2ftc
1
*
Dominion
500
10,000
Par
Jan
58
•
Torbrit Silver Mines
Toronto
3c
39%
__:
A
Jan
2.75
6.90
33 ft Mar
11c
50c
Coghlan
Class
July
3c
A
Mines
Woodward
5.75
9c 10 ftc
10c
.*
Pass
Wood
2.45
2.70
2.75
*
:
preferred
WUlrov
1.60
Nov
5,600
*
Jan
40c
85
11
Apr
Nov
1.07
6c
*
____L__
class
class
Warrants
White
72c
2,365
Nov
Nov
56 ft
*
Feb
13,335
__1
Jan
57c
10
14c
io*
_
38ft
6.00
30c
B
4ft %
$6
Inlet
(Geo)
Class
Apr
1.40
1
Tip Top Tailors
Jun
Jan
2.50 Aug
37c
July
6,270
1
Mines
Tidal
33
Sep
39 ft
1.00
—
Petrol
Canadian
Thorncliffe
400
Apr
5.80
—_
Jan
Feb
1.66
57c
10,100
7
6c
]___„.
-1
Petroleum—
Jan
1.04
21ft
1.61
•
76c
1,20
Sep
Feb
6ft
,37%
TIZi
—
;
-
_
17% Jan
Aug
1.64
10c
Thompson
72c
40c
July
20 ftc
8% July
1.52 Jun
•
Texstar
15
Jun
Jan
51c
-
37 ft
24c
Jan
3.30
100
common
37 ft
Dec
94ft
Jan
385
1
„
200
Jan
300
1
Ltd
Canada
Preferred
6%
Jan
44c
1
Territory Mining
1,933
Jan
31ft
Oct
25c
class A„■
Yankee
Mar
1
preferred
Teck Hughes Gold
Temagaml Mines
29c
7c
Apr
70
Jan
12c
10
trust
Pearson
Texaco
25
Jan
5.90
•
^
Prices
Tamblyn
Oct
2.55
May
28 ftc
—Il
Copper
Yellorex
102ft
95
46
35o
3c
21%
60
:
—
Leaseholds
Jan
24
25
•
Sylvanite Gold Mines
Jan
38 ft
"-1.25
Gas—
Decalta
Jan
13 ft
&
Grocers
7c
Oct
100
*
-
1,500
1 15
1
Mines
Western
53c
Sep
7,000
3.50
8%
1.30
Nov
8,287
76c
1
Western
Jan
17
101
•
3.88
Jan
5ftc
common——'—*
1.05
92
__1
Western
56c
Jan
54%
Ltd
:
Warrants
Windfall
87ft
54
1.31
Jan
July
3c
«
:
__
Petroleum
Western
Wiltsey
Nov
101
1
<
Dec
Apr
1.89
Dec
87c
31ft
*
Products
Sep
38 ft
5ftc
1
Exploration
Superior Propane
500
9.05
28c
*
West Malartic
Feb
Jun
20
Sunburst
Petroleum
25c
.3 ftc Aug
._1
1
:
——
Ordinary
r_
Switson Industries
65 ft
1
Steinberg preference
Sterling Trusts
Sudbury Contact
67 ft
1
A
July
Ltd
i
Canadian
Warrants
Young
•
Iron
Sullivan Cons
47,200
'
.—*:
—
Stedman
Rock
1,050
12c
3.60
•
,
Uranium
Supertest
71c
*
Paving
Wire
21 ft
21
lie
18c
Ltd
Foods
Standard
Steinberg
He
12:—.—„
Standard
Stanrock
21ft
1.20
4.65
3,925
10,225
3c
..
•
)
Nickel-
Warrants
Southam
Steep
90c
—1
—
—
Mines
Somerville
Steel
13% July
42 ft July
Mines
Ltd
Simpsons
Slater
Nov
Oct
Mines
Dairies
fcuverwood
D
7ft
Dec
3.00
7
1;23
Jan
30 ft
37 ft
—1
Canada
July
23%
3.05
To
Ref
Petroleums
1.00
27
1
5.30
6%
Petroleums
37 ft Mar
—*
6ft
1.15
,
3c
•»
Wespac
175
__50c
7
1.20
31
W
Jan
120
Gordon
Jun
75
91ft
Mines
&
G
1.20
27
5,909
90c
-1
&
Lake
40 ft
Sigma Mines Quebec-
K
28 ft
1
27,145
„1
;
Mines
Werner
27
Breweries
Siscoe
26%
10,539
1.17
28 ftc
Weedon
40 ft
com..
Gold
Creek
onerrltt
9%
1.06
-.
1
I
I
Ltd
Dec
—_———50
50
Power
A
Sicks
""27%
8%
Nov
,
Jan
1.04
49
*
Class
Class
S
•
9ft
9c
;
Wainwright Prod
Dec«
32,700
*
14,400
1.13
.
*
—
Viceroy Mfg class A
Victoria & Grey Trust
Jan
44
.
13c
1.15
Westburne Oil
Seven
Aug
8.45
"
Violamac
28 ft
27%
12C
"•
4
Explor
Apr
Jan
24ft
1.25
8.10
5,6021V
Jan
5.20 May
Dec
72c
1,261..
IJigh
24c
Jun
Oct
13c
<
_•
Ltd
Mines
3.40
27
-Zi
Debentures
6.50
1
Freehold ——
Holdings class A
Cons
Ventures
16 ftc
■
99% Aug
.Feb
60c
49c
50o
4,399
12,550
u
8.40
___
Mines
80
Dec
Jan
4ftc
43c
72c
Vanadium Alloys
43c
1
—
72c
.
Corp
Sep
42 ft
Gold.
Petroleums
18c
3.85
—J..
10c
7c
1,710
•
common
18c
3.60
_»
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Jan
8ft
13,692
18c
3.65
,^_1
A:.
Hill
81
July
5.30
12,910
5.70
4ftc
Horsey
6%
trust
Fortune-
July
65
1,000
18 ft
Dec
17 ft
50
70c
*
13% May
Mar
5c
185
70ft
Dec
4.45
66
5,695
20%
3ftc
4,852
5.95
20%
71
100
common
Metal
Selkirk
Corps class
13 ft
8ft
Petroleum
Security
United
5.25
River
Satellite
United
Nov
—1
Corp
Debentures
Sarcee
Dec
29c
Keno
6.35
Gas
Antonio
Sand
10c
Apr
United
1
Shirriff
Sapphire
Mar
United
Warrants
San
4c
13c
Sep
25
—-
preferred
tialada
10,500
27,800
J 8 ftc
Industries—
Maurice
Canso
9c
23c
Shares
High
1
—_
20c
Low
—1
Asbestos
Jun
.10
:
Lawrence
United
6o
1
Ryanor Mining
5%
Sep
200
4.50
Mines.
Preferred
St
7.90
Mining Corp
for Week
of Prices
Par
Union
27,200
.100
Royal Bank of Canada—
Royalite Oil common.
St
8.15 July
Jan
13ft
50c
Ltd
!
Consol
Russell
6,435"'
High
46c
11c 12 ftc
13 ft
L
Can Ltd common..
V)
•
Nov
1
common
Petroleum
(A
21c
1
Mines
Preferred
7.50
16c
1
Little
Mines
Rock win
7.35
16,800
Sales
Range
j
Sale Price
Bftc
1
-—;
Uran
'
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
18c
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
16c
16c
.1
Rekspar Minerals
Rio Algom
Rio Rupununi Mines
Monday, December 26, 1960
.
(Range for Week Ended December 23)
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
.
Sales
Range
Friday
.
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
■
dividend.
trading privileges,
Volume
192
Number 6015
.
.
Commercial and
The
.
Financial
Chronicle
(2649)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
The
following
bid
and
asked
quotations
obtained
are
the
from
National
Association
of Securities Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources.
They do
represent actual transactions. They are intended as a guide to the range
not
within which
these
securities could
have
been
sold
bought
or
which have
on
Par
Aerovox
——1
Corp
Air
Products
Aid
—.—1
Inc—
Allco
Bid
Inc.—
7V2
Frito
45 Va
20Vt
21%
Co—1
Development
42 V4
.^—l
Land
Utilities
Pendleton
Par
8%
6 Va
Co
Garlock
Gas
6%-
Bid
*
Futterman
Radio
Corp—_1
23
24%
AlSide
IncI—~1
15
I6V4
17%
19 y4
Telep (Calif) 5%. pfd
20
Gibraltar Finan Corp of Calif_1
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
12
Glasspar
Biltrlte
American
Rubber
Cement
Co_100
Corp.
American
Express,
American
Greetings
„—5
Co—I-
American-Marietta
class
,11
5
46%.
Aj_.1
Co—___u_
Glickman Corp
50'/a
..
44 ' '
41
2
Gen
Green
l
'
Arfterican
Pipe & Const Co——1
Gobain Corp__^_7.50
32
Amer-Saint
Sterilizer
Amer
29%
Farms
Inc__——4
Arizona
Public
Service
Arkansas Missouri
Metal
Construction
Attec Oil & Gas
Inc———1
Atomies
Baker
Oil
Bates
Mfg'.Co—
Tools
Inc.,-.
•—1«
Manufacturing
Bemis
Bros
Beneficial
Beryllium
Corp
Hilton
Hoover
19%
Houston
Corp
12%
Houston
Fearless
48%
Houston
Natural
iy8
1%
Houston
6%
Hudson
&
Light Co_l
Black Sivalls & Bryson
Botany Industries Inc—.—
io7/8
-
37
11%
1
Inc
Bowser
SI.20
preferred—.25
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co——110
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Burndy
Byllesby
(H
Gas
Hugoton
Production
Husky
Oil
19
Indian
Head
19Va
Indiana
22%
Interstate
14
Interstate
12%
Oregon Power Co__20
42 V4
24
25%
Service Co__25
Calif
Watey & Telep CO—.12%
Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd——10c
Canadian Superiof* Oil of Calif 1
Steel
Field
Point
Cedar
Electric
11%
Central
48
51
24%
26%
39 Va
Central
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
Central
Co——5
Marine
Co——10
Power
—10
22%
,VT Public Serv Corp__6
19%
Chattanooga Gas Co_———_ 1
•"
Telephone
Central
4%
29 V2
18 y8
17
18Va
class B——I33%c
'Common
Clinton
14 y4
Product—1
58%
13%
15V8
States
Gas
Inc.——_—2V2
Stores
Colonial
v
Colorado
,
Gas
Co—5
36%
Mining
Elev
Co—1
I7l/a
Colorado
..
Interstate
Colorado
Oil
Corp copi-3
10 V*
'$1.25
&
Gas
&
preferred.——25
conv
19
/
6Va
Power Co^*
25%
—2(50
Rock
-
15 y2
%93/3
68 V2
72%
Control
Corp—50c
Data
Coffee
Cook
Electric
Coral
Ridge Prop pfd—
1
Company—
13
1—8
71/4
Inc————1
Craig Systems
Cummins Engine
17
—
8
12%
8%
-
v
•
Portl'd
'
14
•
,
Blower
(Hugh
——5
common————1
Inc
$1.25: coriv
Donnelley
Drackett
^ush
Dunham
Dura
Inc—1~-——2
Corporation-
Duriron
Co
Dynamics Corp
$1
Eastern
Eastern
Corp_i
Electric
Herrington
Co
Corp
Electro-Voice
Electrolux
Co
(W
Industries
L)
Merchants
Inc
Corp
Empire State
Equity Oil Co
Erie Resistor
Ets-Hokin
&
Natl
Financial
First
Fisher
Fisher
Capital
Steel
Franklin
National
Oil
&
National
New
Shirt
Eng
Nicholson
North
File
Nuclear-Chicago
Ohio
Water
Service
68 %
Otter
Tail
62 %
Pabst
Brewing
66y4
69%
Pacific
Airmotive
20
22
Pacific
Far
Co_;—_——1
18%
20
Pacific
Gamble
A__—1
97/8
5%
13 V4
10%
Old
Ben
Corp
33%
-1
Inc—1
7.50
5
—
Co
10%
11%
82
85%
33%
35%
8
8%
10%
11%
36%
38%
-5
33%
36 V8
—
Chemical
Conversion
3
Light Co_10
&
Co—
Co
5
10
-
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
1
Transit Freight Lines—1
Yellow
Co.——21 Va
•
9
10 »/4
14%
15%
61
65%
6%
7%
5%
6%
•>'
Trust
Cq
(Phila)—10
24%
50%
Natl
(N J)—
Bank
5
Cleve__ 16
of
69%
49%
44
47 %
62%
65 %
Co
Co
j.
-—33%
—
York)
_5
—
(S F)_10
(N Y>
50
113
:.
117
43
40'A
38 V2
40%
381
355
Trust
10
34%
31%
34%
52
56
71%
75%
42
47%
52l/a
55%
Co
10
31 Va
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
Co
(Camden
_10
36%
40 Va
84
89%
44
47%
69%
73
Natl Bhawmut Bk of Bost—12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12 %
53
56%
69'A
lo
New Eng Trust Co
(Boston) ,.100
New Jersey Bank & Tr Co——11
Northern Trust Co (Chicago).20
N
(Hackensack
N J)——
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank
—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
20
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
& Trust (Philadelphia).—_20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas) _12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
71%
71
74y2
9%
First Natl Bank of Boston—12V2
First National Bank of Chi
20
71%
65%
x47
50%
31%
34 Va
114%
119%
20%
22%
44
46%
35%
38%
8%
First Natl Bank of Dallas—10
41
43%
8t
16 y4
First
Natl Bank
70'/a
74%
Seattle 1st Natl
26%
First
National
57%
62%
136
61
66%
146
75%
18%
8%
20 Va
1
19y2r
21'%
10
10%
69y2
25%
25V4
—1
38
41%
27 %
29%
Natl
J)
Bank
Passaic
(Jersey City)_25
Bank
County
First Natl Bank
&
First
of
Trust
Co
——25
75
79%
Louis —20
67
71%
76%
79%
(Philadelphia) _10
Westchester
New
Natl
Rochelle
Franklin
Natl
of
Girard Trust
37 y2
Hanover
Bank
of
New
9%
Hudson County National
Robinson
Hudson
Tr
Co
13 ya
14 Va
(Union
Industrial Bk of Com
Industrial
National
Providence
6%
Bank
Industrial
R
Trust
Tr
Co_10
Bk__10
City)
Bank
20
69
73%
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York).
^
25
55
59%
(N Y) „10
30%
33
2%
8Va
9
—
5
footnotes,
see
Jersey
%
Commerce
10
57%
61%
Maryland-10
48%
52%
(Cleveland)
84%
89 %
Union
44%
United States Trust Co
19
22
x39%
21
Trust Co
——10
(Boston)
24%
United
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
44
29%
preceding
of
43%
States
Trust
&
(Winston-Salem
22%
%
For
of
Wachovia Bank
10
(Phila)
Bank
/41%
of
I—
Co
8
(N Y)__10
74
State Street Bank & Trust Co
54V*
8%
Natl
10
52%
51%
—5
?*>
70%
Albany
Union
Line—.
5%
24%
66
of
Trade Bank & Tr Co
&
20 %
23
Bank
34%
(Chic)—20
1
70%
58 %
Hartford
„1
38%
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
—
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
55 %
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
23
53
34%
32%
8%
44%
49%
Bk—15
York—10
54%
(Wash)—20
Trust Co of New
Exch
22
50
of Phila--10
5
Corn
74%
19%
31%
Long
3%
21%
Bk
10
51%
70%
49%
4%
18%
Co
Trust
(Boston)
-10
Island N Y—
4Va
16%
Union
47%
29 Va
Bank
-
Bank
Louis
Second Natl Bank
:
St
of
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Boston —
—10
Royal Bank of Canada
—10
Royal State Bk of New York__5
State
of
First Natl City Bank (N Y)„20
First Pennsylvania Banking
•
-
50%
112%
37%
41 »a
23%
1
45 Va
National City Bank (Cleve)—16
National Commercial Bank &
Trust Co (Albany (_—_7.50
National Newark & Essex
Banking Co (N J)„—
__25
46%
23%
-
99%
27%
166
National Bank of Westchester_5
67
_10
—
41
64
43%
First Natl Bk
,
Prod- 10c
Ine
29
60%
37%
First
52 y2
3
Corp
—25
6%
31 ya
-_19
—
New York
(Atlanta)—10
(Baltimore) —10
21»A
7y8
Co
62%
,
34
37
(NY)_10
Federation Bk & Tr Co.
Fldelity-Phila
3%
Petroleum
32%
(White Plains
8Va
Hannifin
47
386
Trust
1
of
Merchants Natl Bk of BOston_10
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
National Bank of Detroit
25 Va
35%
-
157
National Bank & Trust Co
(Fairfield County)
19 V2
<■
25%
Mellon Nat Bk & Tt Co (Pgh) .25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
114
(Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)
10
74 V*
_
5
(County N Y
108
Fidelity Un Tr Co
13VB
Co
27 Va
60%
Fairfield County Trust CO
10
6%
Corp
__5
52%
29 V*
5
(Buffalo)
Peoples TY Co of Bergen City
%
12 V4
—
35%
59%
Traders
&
49
National
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
5
Co
32%
..
&
58
Southern
48
*
36%
Of
77%
,14%
24%
33
109
Meadow Brook Natl Bank of
33%-
46%
York
New
Empire Trust Co
34>A
8
103
Trust
58%
31
42%
_20
Manufacturers
52 %
Ask
40%
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
10
Lotig Island Trust Co„
—5
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)„10
s
65
Bid
10
12
New
•.
32 Va
41%
Pauley
—20
(Chicago)
County Trust Co
22%
America.—5
9%
Louis
St
22'A
.
Companies
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
Liberty Real Estate Bank
342
47%
Y) —10
Bank
28%
—1
Co
Corp
9
(N
47%
328
-100
23%
103%
-
—2V2
Co
River
East
packaging
1
Co
National
51 %
44
(Newark)_25
York—
Co
16%
74
.
Co——1
Corp
Power
Industries—1
Par
55%
48%
ff'A
Bank
23%
6%
Pantasote
51%
A
17%
15%
Parker
Bank-—10
16 Vs
5%
8%
Yuba Consolidated
Ask
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
14%
7%
Bid
19 V2
Coi—5
8
36 Va
45%
Mercury Electronics— 90c
Pacific Power & Light Co- 6%
6 V2
,
Miss
Coal
5
-
18 Va
~
Pacific
Oklahoma
Corp
42 Va
Corp
58%
el A_5
2Va
Cos—1
Co
Co
Co
Electric
Wurlltzer
6
49%
Co-..
Pub
1
B
5%
46 V4
Water Co $4 pfd_*
10
6
25%
Wltco
27
1
Virginia—-——10
Citizens &
18
Gas—2.50
Natl
Gas
Assn_100
14%
25
-1.25
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co—12 y2
Connecticut Natl Bank-—5
Coal—
71%
—f-1
23%
Gas
Wood
5
32%
12%
Co_—
American
8%
Corp—
15%
Wisconsin Power
14%
4JA
29
29%
52 Va
Whiting Corp
11%
&
32%
class
17%
40%
13%
Corp—1
Co—u-—1
27%
20%
Weyerhaeuser
Wilcox
-25
—
Delaware
10
48%
Massachusetts
36 %-■
—5
6%
16%
24
19%
Natural
Inc—
6
15%
22%
14%
Publishing
Lines—1
Shops of Del—ll
Elec Assoc—8
Gas
8
2.50
Products
1
_*
Western
53%
24 Va
Telephone Co—10
&
16 V*
,
22%
Co_*
Western
108 %
Corp A com_50c
Class B common
—_—50c
30
Co
—20
27 %
—1
Telephone Co
49
1
—
Co
24 Va
25%
A—10c
Transmission
AVa
102%
Serv
Inc
Western
class
24%
25
Ga6
10%
28»/a
2Vx>-?\
28%
22
1
Point Manufacturing
Lt
26'A
-5
Corp
22 Vt
1
Commercial Trust Of N J-
Homes
Northwestern
9%
26%
Steel
15 Va
Corp—5
Northwest Natural
Corp—v
Foote Bros Gear & Mach
Class
Gas
1*
Corp_——
Florida
National
67 V2
*
10
Steamship—2.50
13%
Co—-
64
1
.-1
Western
30
Company——_1
Co
10
Penn
Inc_
14'A
365
Supply
Carolina
Mortgage
Florida
Fuel
Chemical
Northeastern
2.50
——2.50
Faper
Rubber
Nalco
14%
13 Va
50
Co.———1
North
9%
Coast
West
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Pipe Line Co_5
Utilities
North
—1
--1
West
Westcoast
Cleveland
Mississippi Valley Gas Co—-—5
2
-7%
*7%
81/*
19%
53%
36 Va
Line
Barge
24
Galvan
Governor
Fitchburg
Valley
7%
13%
Brothers
Mfg Co_
Minneapolis Gas
20 %
Oil Co——
7%
18
50'A
42%
Miller
22%
.
1
2»/2
—2l/a
40
Inc_^_—:—2
1
1
1
1
Federation
Boston
Laboratories
7%-
——
Wellington Mgt Co
Wesco Financial
33%
.
Inc—
8%
Farrington Mfg Co
Feleral
Pipeline
6%
Electronics Capital Corp—
Emhart Mfg Co
—
2%
15 V4
—!——21%"
Inc
Mountain
49 7/a
18%
27%
17%
10
(Savannah)—
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) _25
11 Va
2%
.
Eng——5
Motor
Fast
Mohawk
46V2
17V4
26 Va
Mfg Co—
Trust
Trust
25 ya
10 Va
Gorp__=._--_2 V2
&
2
-———-2
_—
23
16%
.*
_lc
__:
Inc
15%
25 y8
Co__1
Co—1
1
Steel
Machine
Missouri
40%
Washington Steel Corp
Watson Bros Transport A
1
Chemical Bank
9'%
8
Corp.——-_3
Missouri-Kansas
23
(Texas)—*
Inc-^-l
Miss
38%
.
29%
7
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)-12%
8%
'
28
30%
13
14%
1
Co__1
Co
Natural Gas Co
Nassau
36%
13%
Brothers
20%
7%
50c
InC——1
1
12
8%
19%
51%
&
19%
Co—16-
34 V4
»18V2
48%
A
Warren
Central
—-1
-•
24%
Corp
16%c
Swasey Co-——1
class
Warner
Camden Trust Co
Co——— 1
2
Inc__
Laboratory
Electric
Paso
' >'
22%
Inc
Wash
67 y2
64
Inc ———————_—_l
24 y8
'
_1
Reed
«fc
50Va
28%
1
Corp—
4%
3%
14
il%
16%
49 V4
37
—'*'• 34 y4
Go_—
Gas
of
Broad
18%
39
22%
Associates—-10
Utilities
Electrada
.
.
2
—'—.—
Industries
Economics
El
of American-.
preference
.
—1
——2 V2
__—--.—
14%
10%
23%
Inc
43%
1
47
7%
40
50c
5
(Jim)
20%
43%
Coll..—.it—-1A._.36%
St
15%
Mississippi Shipping Co—.—__5
48%
Bradstreet Inc—40V2
&
14 V4
39%
45
50c
46
Co
—
Company
&
5
13%
Walter
Co
Sys
Commerce
Boatmen's
16
v.
53%
Corp
13%
Waddell
Francisco)
Bankers
*17%
&
Miles
6Va
-36%
.
,•
(San
Bank of
70%
Class A common--——_7 V2
-
5V2
14%.;
Company
Duffy-Mot,t
Dun
Sons Co—.._5
R)
iR
68
64
\
•
pfd_«———-5
49 Va
Iron
.*
Co—21%
Tel
National
34 V„
Inc__50c
Co
&
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
Diebold/ Inc
5Va
Publishing Co-—5
Metropolitan Broadcasting —1
Michigan Gas Utilities Co_—_5
30%
33 Va
Co—_1
of America N T & S
67V4
Inc-—r.—19l/2
W)
Stores
25%
Diversa
<
1
23'A
;
Bank
,
31 %
Steel Co
Inc—__1
28y4
Baltimore
9%
8%
Bank
Chemical
5
15 Va
47%
31%
31 Va
17
Par
5%
Di-Noc:
Corp.————
14
43%
12%
23%
Bank and Trust
-—1
Mid-American
Dictaphone
39%
29
15%
28
47
Meredith
44 .'
5Va
11 %
36
10
Inc
Co—_25
Tel
31%
cl B—5
com
24%
.
*
25%
Co_3
Co———--——1
22l/2
.
14 Va
10
Mining Co—2
&
21%
5
Co.—
Wells
Bank of New
Co—.'.1.
A
29 Va
4%
J
6%
Internat Bridge
40
Struthers
5%
Detroit
—I*
Co—10c
Power
Gas
Works
10%
Microdot
Arts
2
Co^
Power
Chemical
Clark———25
&
17%
Co——
Dev
&
States
Hotels
11%
.16
Finance.
Co——*
non-voting
95/2
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Dial
;_7%
Elec Service
Home
50%
10 %
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Melpar
14%
-
Const
7
13%
Power Co—_9
Utilities
44%
Pressed
lc
Frary
McLouth
12.
•
11
*
Utah
17 y4
1
Corp —_f
Strong Cobb Arner Inc_
'
-
4'A
34%
9%
Chemical
McLean
20l/a
18 Va
.
Corp class A—_1
Oil Corp.———1
Dejur-Amsco
Delhi-Taylor
-
8%
Plus
/ McNeil
13%
Upper Peninsular
—2
Co
39%
——-1
Maxson
44%
r
37%
Inc
'
Danly. Machine Speciaities_t_iO
Darling (L A) Co
—-1
Dashew Business Machines—10c
9V2
29 V4
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry___50c
;
United
12%
3Va
1
Inc_l
6 Va
13%
•
10%
3
——*._10
Co—.—10
Inc
Utilities
Co
Mattel
18%
39%
11.
Corp—
Lines
23%
26%
Marmon
21
40 '/2
Co Inc—_—:5
24 V2
Madison
.7%
36 Va
*
5
Stouffer
14 Va
Co
Marlln-Rockwell
16%
19%
5
Co_———-1-1.1% "*
Company
Crouse-Hinds
,
15%-
1
Register
21V4
Macmillan
14
United States Truck
15 Va
Screw
Stepan
■■
18%
Co—17
Cook
Cross
.
17
States Sugar
6
40
24 yB
19 %
Ludlow
10%
Consolidated
12%
22J/4
Long
"
Products—_5
Continental Transp Lines Inc__ 1
United
5Va
Inc.
Producing
Fruit &
Common
7%
1
Lucky
10%
,
6%
Steel
Lone Star
27%
9%
Consol'Freigh.tways
'.
6%
1
Cable
Eng
E)
(A
Stanley
46%
.
7
•
■
43 Va
Steel
Lau
•
20%
19
Commonwealth Gas Corp——1
Connecticut Light
39
"11 Va
8tates
Mfg Co
Vitro Corp of America
Von's Grocery Co
Standard
16
0
Lanolin
'
United
Vector
Electric
Stanley
14%
0
Landers
,
k)3/4
50%
Standard
57
Koehring Co
———,——5
Laboratory for Electronics——!
Laguna Neguel Corp units—i-i.-
62'A
Coastal
Servateria Corp_l
93/4
6 Va
Corp_l
Corp
1
47
Gas
Standard
19%
,_1
—.—_1
Keystone
15%
3%
Leasing
Vanity Fair Mills inc
Freight
Staley
35 %
53
Supply—-
States
Spur Oil Co..
40%
18 Va
Inc
United
1
Water
Carbon
Stand
33 Va
_1
20Vs
Vance Sanders
Union
Sprague
*
.15
Co—_15
-
Ketchum
4
Engines Corp—:
_1
Corporation ——lc
Clute
Speer
Inc—
h
^—————11
Corp
Kentucky
19%
com
8Va
Utilities
Water
Kennametal
5 Va
cl A—3 3% c
Co
7%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
21 Va
Chicago Musical Instrument—-1
25 y8
Corp common
1
preferred
*
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
31
Citizens Util
34%
23%
$1.46
245/a
•
-
49%
31%
.5
Co——5
Service
Kaiser
28 Vo
26%
45%
II
37
Jessop
30 Vb
Central
Co—
Jervis
.17%
>
Spector
Co—— _»
Statler
42
28
Southwest
_1
^"'"tz
&
Jamaica
.28%
.16
Electric' Co_5
Gas
Southern
25%
14
Ai
Union Texas Nat Gas
Corp
United States Chem Mil
1
32 V#
i8Va
1
133^
Nevada
191
Public
54%
30
—_1
Co_2V2
69
New
13
Corp
JacK
4
3%
27 Va
Gas
Itek
5oy2
32%
Co
&
113/4
Southern
180
Southern
Iowa
5
—:
Southwestern
Services
12%
Pwr
Lt
10%
5%
Pipeline
Gas Elec
33%
22%
50c
65
&
Southwestern
_5
Co—.—5
Securities
Diver
A
-1
Tucson
Co_-
Southern
6%
Inc
Iowa
12%
Co-—31/2
&
Ionics
56%
111 Elec & Gas Col—10
Central
Class
Transwestern
58 %
Corp. _50c
Corp
20c
Power
4%
_1
common-——_—_1
Investors
4
53
ctfs—'
Trust
'•'i.
3%
com——25
B
Interstate
32%
30%
Paper Co_——
1
Products Corp_——10
Carpenter
Ceco
class
Mills
'
13%
16%
Inc—
Colorado
23%
*
l47/a
,25c
Pipe Line
Elec
Valley Mould &
Southern
5'%
Corp—
Transval
lw%
1
9
3%
Oil
4V4
Corp_
22
_i
37'A
Calif
43%
Freight Sys_ II
Motor
Shore
4%
Engineering
Interstate
45y8
Water
Bakeries
21 'A
Gas
18%
31
—
3ya
Southern
24 %
International Textbook
30%
Trans
—
1
Wash.
of
Bank
Recreation
33 V»
Corp
Inc
34 Va
88%
3%
30%
-—I*
Corp
1
&
Wire
Corp
Corp__50c
Indianapolis
California
Skil
40
*
Internat'l
California
Simplex
78 V*
,
Towmotor
.—5
13%
84%
1
Water——
W?.ter Co——-—10
International
12%
—
—1
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74
Tracerlab
Tokheim
Co
Pacific
19 Va
49%
16%
Seismograph Service Corp
Sierra
27 Va
18%
46 Va
i,
Inc
Fetzer
23%
12%
&
59
5
Cannon
Gas
37%-
Interstate
4Vs
.—1
Inc
25%
California
3%
———
Mills
28
»■
33%
9%
South
Co„I.¬
Co_.
20 V2
•
31'/a
"units"-
Trust
23
_*
Tel—
Hugoton
55 V2
—-•————I..1
M) & Co—10c
Corp
9'A
:»
21%
34
Beryllium Co——1
8%
common
17V2
.
(Charles) Co Inc..—.1,3
Bruning
Brush
A
17%
•
common
9
1
Material- Zl
Field
7%
6%
Products
—
1,
*
—
28%
28%
25%
49 %
Petroleum
Homes
*
Inc
7 Va
26%
—i—_1
29%
;
Prod
(G
Time
8%
33
26
Thompson (H 1) Fibre Glass-—*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co—
•
27
Corp
15%
Corp__
Associates
&
331%
King
27%
Co—
Searle
52%
31
24%
Thermo
Thomas & Betts Co
46
Co„
H)
Tubular
Scott
—_l
5%
2
Manufacturing
Corp
Marie Re id
Scholz
6%
54
Bantam
5%
1
-
'42'A
Inc
Schleld
18
Inc
11 Va
7%
31%
Inc—3'/a
Mills
Sanders
167
;5%
1
Corp 7
—3
10%
16%
Thermo-O-Disc
28 Vs
►
10%
Corp
Transmis
Industries Inc
Texas
13%
167
12'/2
Co_,
Plywood
Jacinto
12
Inc
51/4
—+—.-5
Gas
30
156
2%
—.—„
Oil
Co_:
Rice
(H
7%
21
Fund
Eastern
49%
25c
Sawhill
A
5%
5%
Bowling Corp of America——10c
Bowman
Sah
Pulp & Paper Corp—
Class
34Va
-1
Inc.
38 V*
Gas—
45
6
Power
35%
Corp——— —I
class
A
Corp
Sabre-»Plnon
Corp..
Co
Billups Western Pet Co———._1
Hills
28 y4
9%
Bettinger Corp ———————1
Black
Rose
26 V2
1
28 Va
High
———_*
.
Roddis
12 Va
6%
H%
-
Rockwell
35%
liya
i—5
18'A
Hathaway. Inc———5
29%
33
Texas
6%
26%
39%
___1
Myers
27 V2
1
Mining
Splendor
&
—1
—
Credit
Robbins
Robertson
8
—1
1
Roadway Express class A
101
—_1
Co
Brand
36 3
Inc_
52%
>
"
102
95
_11
preferred
Voltage Engineering-— „1
Hidden
River
102
'
»
Stoker
34lA
class A
Inc.
Riley
1
Inc-
17'%
9%
——————1
Corp
—1
10%
16% '
49'A
Berkshire
95
Purina
5
Co—-
1
class
Republic Natural
Richardson Co
95
Hewlett-Packard Co
8%
13 Vs
25
—
Heublein
Inc
21 y4
Inc
Co
Ind
Radiation
77%
.—10
Mexico
Corp
Purolator Products
45%
50%
A com_ 10
Instruments
Curtis
New
73%
Cons Publications cl A_25
56%
'
Co——1
Co
Bag
26%
■■
12
52
Helene
of
46
—5
19%
Alegre Sugar
Corp Ltd
Ralston
Co—
Aluminum
15%'
7%
——10
Harvey
Hathaway
Hearst
Co
e%
Hamp—5
New
r—19%
class
&
Serv
of
21%
i
Co
161
42 '/2
Co
1
—
19%
common
Brace
13%
" 24'A'
Markets—,_I'.—_1
(A J)
Behlen
_1
Inc
Mining
81%
'
14%
----A—___ 1
Baxter Laboratories
Hanna
Harcourt
9%
-
78-
Co:——i—-r_l •h
Baird
Bayles
9
12%
:
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B
29%
"
10%
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Products
———152
Inc
A)
(M
Class
11%
28
Co—_10
Hanna
Pub
Punta
Xerox
.
11%
Serv
Purex
Hamilton Cosco
"
Pub
19'/a
Haloid
21%
10
22 ya
Hagan
51%
5%
10%
16%
20
21%
4%
17%
55%
48 %
•
19 y4
America—
27%
159
Telecomputing
5
Pubco
of
17
25%
*
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Tappan Co
Techno
Potash
Co
Broadcasting
15%
Tampax Inc
10%
Producing Properties Inc__-_10c
Petroleum
VUi
*
34%
13 Va
20%
42%
Corp _1_—I.l
Arvida
Associated
Avon
—5
Co—5
Co_„—5
Western Gas
Arkansas
Art
Co
Growth
26%
9%
"*
V
Taft
32
7ya
25%
9Va
Capital Inc
1
Chemicals & Controls__l
r
24%
2
Co
20%
*
Co„_5
,
Co—
Ask
"5%
1
7%
Electric
Bid
1
20%
6%
12
151/2
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Power
Corp,—
Inc
i87/a
Corp
3%
Gas Co——*
19>/8
Corp__5
Power
;_1
Rubber
Geni
Par
i6V4
13
Cement
Natural
Plymouth
Portland
Ask
15
12
24'A
——1
Brick
Pioneer
29%
40
A—1
class A
Fire
•'
52
—1
common-:
Grolier
32
40%.
Co
Participating preferred
Grlnnell
10%
•
P)
Mountain
35 Va
%
9V2
Co———.—3Va
Anheusev-Buscfr
Arden
(A
Green
35 y4
33 Va
class
Company
14%
Bid
1
Bottlers—_1
Lumber
27
Allied
American
Pickering
37%
10
Industry
General
Permanente
32 y«
13'/4
1
Co
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
Ask
30 Vs
—1
Corp class A
Inc
Service
of
(indicated by the "bid")
Ask
——1
Origin
request. The "National" list is composed of securities
wide national distribution.
a
Par
Industrials and
(Quotations for Friday, December 23)
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of
compilation
quotation furnished
any
45
page.
Wells
(N
97%
37%
101 %
62
66 Va
C)———5
25%
27
Co—10
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NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Funds—
Aberdeen
Par
Fund
Bid
2.13
2.34
Intl
Fund
Resources
Affiliated
Fund
1.25
7.25
7.84
Investment
Co
American
Business
Shares
1
4.16
4.44
Investment
American
Investors
Fund
1
al4.37
1
8.74
American
Research
Amer
Fund Inc
Mutual
Associated
Dev
&
Fund
Corp—1
22%
xl.44
1.59
Science Fnd 1
Atomics Physics &
4.82
5.27
10.17
-1
11.46
Mutual
Fund_l
1
24.32
5.18
5.63
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds) _1
21.31
8.92
L-3
(Low Priced Bonds)_„—1
15.44
B-4
(Discount
9.15
11.33
12.32
Canada
Fund
Boston
Street
Broad
Bullock
Canada
7.26
13.36
15.81
17.11
7%
of
Fund
9.70
9.77
1
1
14 88
6.46
10.56
Loomis
16.26
Managed
Stk
Sayles
Fund
Mutual Fund—0
_lc
2.11
2.32
—-1
12.68
13.86
—.—;—— lc
3.32
3.64
8 72
Petroleum
shares
2.02
2.22
3.38
3.70
Transport shares
9.18
8.19
8.90
14.51
18%
20.47
Fund-.---■ 1
7.02
16.50
16.67
13.28
14.36
Investors
Investors
33Vic
of
Units
14.11
15.25
Inc__1
9.39
10.30
al3.99
Shares
Trust
Fund
Wide
3.03
3.29
Co Inc_l
Securities
:—1
19.91
57.26
57.84
National Investors
10.98
12.08
10.15
Inc___1
10.01
Diversified Investment Fund—1
2.96
3.25
-1
15.04
16.35
Inc—,—;
Preferred
Income
Stock
Fund
50c
12.01
12.12
12.96
New
Corp—1
7.37
8.05
New
_—
—
Investment
Electronics
11.23
..—50c
Fund
Balanced
Fund
Inc_
„~10
a21.l6
Equity
Fund
Inc_——20c
7.69
1.91
Eurofund Inc
—1
17%
19 %
-—
Fund
Fidelity &
General
Gov
One
Oppenheimer
17.54
18.96
7.23
5.64
Inc_l
4.16
i_l
8.82
10.78
5.70
6.13
Florida
Mutual
Fund
Inc_—-1
1.96
2.14
*
10.77
11.71
Mutual
Fund
Fund—
William
Common stock
Fundamental
Futures
10
42%
45%
Standard Accident
55%
59
Standard Sec Life Ins
Inc
13.62
14.62
General
Insp & Insurance—
Owners
Capital
13.36
Automobile
1
6.18
Electrical
Food
Fund
Pioneer
Inc
1.25
Putnam
—1
1
17.73
19.27
.6.84
,8.16
8.94
Fund Inc ———————1
8.79
6.42
6.33
\ 6.94
of
Stevens
9.21
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
11.37
(Edson B) Fund—.—I—1
Smith
Southwestern Investors Inc
8.55
Sovereign
9.01
9.87
State
Street
Investment
6.74
7.39
Stein
Roe
6.73
7.38
Balanced
7.97
8.31
9.96
—__le
13.05
lc
lc
12.43
Merchandising
shares
Mining shares
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
shares
——
_
Equipment shares
Railroad
Steel
14.29
Sterling Investment Fund Inc__1
11.37
12.29
5.96
Television-Electronics Fund—1
7.69
8.38
10.74
9.87
10.79
2.04
2.26
—lc
8.27
9.06
United
8.93
9.79
—lc
Inc
H-C7
.•
Inc—
!_
Inc
1961—100.3
May
15,
1961
lc
Century
Funds
Growth
6.10
Apr.
15,
1963
Accumulated Fund—_1
United
13.16
United
Continental Fund
20.31
United
Income
United
Science Fund——
12.46
1
7.19
10.79
15.06
15.61
16.97
Mar.
10,
1961
Fund Inc—i—-—1
6.21
Income
5.07
2.49
Fund
Inc__1
Fund Inc „——————:_10c
9.09
2.73
Wall
1
7.45
8.14
•9.70
Incorporated
Investors
1
8.40
9.08
Institutional
Shares
Ltd—
Street
Investors
3.44
Investing Corp——1
Wellington
11.42
Winfield
Institutional Income Fund—lc
5,96
Apr,
6.53
Bid
Pacific
Vought
101%
Ask
101 %
122
El
Paso
Ferro
York
20,
1961
Feb.
20,
1962—„i:—.
1,
4%s
Jun.
12,
1961———
100.26
100.30
Aug.
20,
General
Port
Cement
Hilton
Loral
Hotel
6s
Electronics
Lowenstein
4%s
Mueller
•
(M)
—_
1961———.
101.12
101.20
2%s
May
13,
1962—1
100.4
100.16 .,'.
41%s
Apr; 20,
1964111—11—1"
101.28
10,
1962—102.8
102.24
4s
Oct.
1964————
100.18
3%s
Mar.
11,
1963—99.20
100
4s
4VaS
Nov.
12,
1963—101.20
102.4
,4%s
Jun.
10.
1965—,
101.24
102.8
4'/8s
Dec.
12,
1966——
101.4
101.12
1968—97
1969———
100.16
197Q.„———
102.16
103.16
Sep.
10,
1970———h—,
■
.
98
•
99.8 u *
.
5%s
-.
99.24!
3%s—j._l_1975
101.16
103.8
107.8
Aug.
10,
1971
5V'8s
Feb.
10,
1972____—,
99.8
——_
-96.16
4 y2c
Oct;
3.970-1967—'101 8
102.8
3%'s
'
107.24
i970__i'_——106.16
4y8s
99.24
-
106.24
July; 20;,
May ■ 1, •
Feb.: 15,-
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1972-1967——-'99
1972i:__\ 96.24
100
Sep.'. 15,
'
'
1
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i,
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107.16
94.24
97.24
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
Feb.
15,
1961
May
15,
1961,—___
Apr.
1,
May
15,
one
Ask
100.11
100.13
or
119
92%
129
94
100.22
100.24
2%s
Feb.
100.12
1 %s
Apr.
1,
4s
May
15,
Oct.
1;
99.24
99.28
1961—
100.13
100.15
100.26
100.28
1961—
Aug.
1,
1961—7—
Oct.
1,
1961
Feb.
15,
1962
100 26
Feb.
15,
1962_^__—
101.8
15,
1962,
100.15
100.17
Apr.
1,
98.20
98.28
May
15,
Aug.
15,
Oct.
1,
4%s
101.12
Feb.
1 %S
100.30
99.8
—
1962—
99.12
1962
92%
108
110
.
Nov.
:
Bid
101.20
1963,:
99.6
1963—
97.8
1963
•
—
1963—
102.2
Ask
101j.24
99.10
97.16
102.6
96.12
104.14
15, '1963——
96.20
104.18
Apr.
1,
May
15,
1964—
104.14
104.18
3%s
May
15,
1964—
101.6
101.10
5s
Aug.
15,
l%s
Oct.
1964—
1964—
4%s
Nov.
1964—i._—
1,
1V2S
Apr.
1,
102
4%
s
May
15,
1 %s
Oct:
1,
Dated
Ask
Rate
4-60
1-
3-61
100
100.2
3.10s
7.03
2-60
2-
1-61
100.5
100.7
3.35s
95.8
105.8
94.8
—_
15,: 1964
101.22
5-
Inc—:—.
1
6.51
Bid
Telephone
103
98
1962—
98.8
Due
Bid
104.28
—
1965—
1965—
95.16
105.12
94.16
105
93
93.8
104.6
6-
1-60
3-
1-61
100.12
100.14
5-60
4-
3-61
100.8
100.10
104.10
92
92.8
5-
1-61
100.4
100.6
3s
United States
Yield Price
Bid
5s~ .1990
4%s
Elec
1992
99 %
Due
Bid
Ask
6-
1-61
100.2
100.4
10-3-60
3.15s
1-60
99 Vi
Power
.
1-60
7-
3-61
100.8
100.1C
9-
3.20s
7-
103%
99 %
—_
1965
Dated
8-
Ask
4%$— .1997
11-
1-60
12-
3-61
8-
1-61
9-
1-60
1-
1
wi
•
5-61
10-2-
61
100.5
100.7
100.5
100.7
100
100.2
Treasury Bills
Yield Price
Ask
Bid
Dec.
29,
1960-
99.991
99.993
Apr.
6,
Jan.
5,
1961.
99.954
99.960
Apr.
13,
Ask
1961
99.367
99.394
1961_____
99.316
99.346
99.298
99.322
99 Vi
Jan.
12,
1961-
1977
91%
93%
Apr.
15,
1961
Jan.
15,
1961-
99.908
99.921
:
1973
103'%
105%
Apr.
20,
1961
Jan.
19,
1961-
99.882
99.391
5 Vis
1969
Apr.
27,
1961_
99.838
99.850
May
4,
196l:__L_
Feb.
26,
2,
19611961-
99.779
99.794
May
99.100
99.138
1961-
99.737
99.749
May
99.038
16,
1961-
99.688
^961_'_J__
99.069
Feb;
11,
18,
i96i__:_-
9,
99.703
May
98.990
99.023
23,
1961-
25,
1.
Feb,
99.639
99.655
Jun;
1961-
1,
1961J_J-.-
98.943
2,
99.592
99.606
Jun.
i96i;_:-_-
98.895
98.931
9,
1961-
8,
99.548
99.564
Jun., 15,
1961
98.857
98.886
Petroleum
5s
ww
Steel
Electric' 5s
74
1995
76
102%
103
Southern Bell Tel & Tel 5s. 1997
104%
104%
120
Jan.
115
Rand
Tennessee
5%S
ww
S
—.
1982
Amer
Industries
.1971
5s—
4Vis
87 %
1971
—
■
Mar-
Mar.
98% "
1985
—
Underwood Corp 5%s
United Air Lines 4%s
U
ww„ 1967
Valley Authority
4.40s
Textron
95
point
IV2S
101.24
,
a
4%s
,
101.18
1962
of
-;••
15,
100.10
4-
113
135
166
32nds
j
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
3%s
Nov. 15, 1962J
7
4.55s
Sperry
120
120
iriore
Maturity—>.
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
105 %
Ss_____;____:_i976
97.16
101
5y8s
4.40s
Bell Telep 4%s. 2000
Gas &
104%
220
1985
113%
1970
98%
89%
227
115
85
85
79
81%
80
95%
Wisconsin
Mar.' 16,' 1961-
99.929
99.508
_!
1961
99.259
99.291
99.214
'
99.247
'99.147
99.182
98.977
99.526
Jun.
Mar.
22,
1961.
22,
99.471
99.485
Jun.
98.799
98.823
23,
1961-
23.
'1961
Mar.
99.467
99.479
98.639
98.667
1961_
15,
'1961-
30,
July
97.925
97.957
Mar.
99.421
99.447
Oct.
16,
1.961—
98.805
1961
98.830
88
Corp units—
Westcoast Trans 5 Vis—_— 1988
99.918
88
1971
,
*
,
____—L_.—,1981
Brass
National Can
100.26
Feb.
Pacific
Potomac
-1980
102.12
100.28
3%s
4y«s
-
4s
103 Vi
192
Sons—
1963—1
——
101.16
Apr.; 10,
I,
20;
OCt.'20, 1965l_—„—1_ 'l00.20
i 3»/4s" May ' 2\ 19661^^—^11:—' '
96.16
4%.s
Mar, 20, J968—_ii_
100
4%s
Mar. 20; 1969—"
100 16'
4%s
July 15, 1969———' 102 8
5 »/8s
Feb, '2071970——iih—L
106 8
3y2s Apr.' ; 11 l970_;i:——Ii ': 94.16:
'
4s
102%
188
4%s
&
V 98.24
11.
Feb.
Rate
102%
6s__1972
ww!— __1984
102.24
Sep.
13.26
102%
Phoenix
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
100.8
102 8
Sep.
14.17
States
115
1977
i
—
—
101.8
3%s
15.03
Natural Gas 4%s. .1980
114
5s
1962—_
100.28
100 6
,
100 28
98 8
19621—______,
;4%s
12.97
Northern
1977
1976
—100 20
Sep.
May
12.27
Bonds—
92
—1975
100.31
3%s
13.79
Fund—10c
Northern
92%
3%s
100.11
100.6
100.27
4s
—-—1
Ind
97
90
Natural Gas 5%s__1977
100.5
100.4
100.23
47/8s
100.5
1961
100.17
15.08
Sheraton Co of Atn 5s
Corp
100 3
>
1961——.1—
3,
4s
100.2
100.3
'
100.14
"
Ask
100
100.9
20,
13.87
99%
90
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
Bid
*>•
•
.
1961-
Apr.
1
95
1990
point
a
100.10
3V4s
3.76
99%
1982
Commonwealth Oil Ref
Consol Edison 5s—
of
3,
Jun.
9.41
Fund
New Jersey
New
Ry 4s——1969
5y4s
36%
100.13
—
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Carrier Corp 4Vis
33>/2
10.43
Growth
Wisconsin
Pacific
Canadian
Chance
:^_i_2
100.19
4%s
47/8s—_ 1981
44%
V,"...
4%s
3.30s
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
42%
1961_r———
3.80s
Finance
32%
2
3,
Inc---—_——1
Whitehall Fund
11.66
Beneficial
43%
Apr,5
8.61
Fund—
10.44
10.66
1992
34%
41%
;
1961..—
9.54
Inc
Wellington Equity Fund—
—lc
4%s__1979
323/8
1,
1
Fund
Fund-lc
Opt
9%
1961——;——-
4s
Washington Mutual
8.88
Lomb
50%
94%
1961—
3%s
Special Situations
1
&
37%
108
30%
10.
1 %s
5.54
Line
Value
Income
Bausch
55
103
47
10,
4s
6.79
Line
Value
5.58
Income Fund of Boston Inc_
Recent
32nds
more
3%s
'
l%s
Line
Value
Bonds—
51i,
Apr.
lV2s
11.73
13.78
1
Incorporated
American Tel & Tel 4%s
42
59
347r
.
May
3%s
7.86
Shares-1
5.00
5.11
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Growth
93.24
.
3y8s
Aug. ; 1, 1961
Treasury Notes—
13.54
a26.07
g.31
Institutional
99.12
l%s
Fund
United Funds Canada Ltd—...—1
%
lc
Inst Foundation Fund
"
Mortgage Assn—
4%s
8.21
—1
i.
5Va
~
g3/4
Feb.
4s
Certificates of Indebtedness—
6.66
7.51
_10c
Fund—
41/
33
55y
30
3%s
Jun.': 1, 1961—
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
100.14
100.5
Maturity-
Inc—■
19.72
—10c
—
Series H-DA
62i/4
91
3V4s
100.7
—100.12
4%s
Inv_
Growth Fund
a20,12
,
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
36%
59
27V2
3s
100.5
»
1
12.02
1
62%
33,/
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Townsend U S & International
Twentieth
Fund
Fund
Fund
Texas
5.41
Shares Inc___1
Mutual
100.10
1961
a29.81
9.32
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series
1
8.50
Utilities
Growth Industry
100.8'
15,
a37.37
4.93
shares
57
.
38%
—1
lc
;
24%
14.52
37
———lc
shares
Guardian
13.26
&
shares—.—lc
Stock
Tobacco
1
Corp__*
9.80
shares—lc
Bond
100.3
17,
Natl
or
;i;
14~97
5.43
shares__lc
Bond
Investors
100.1
—
Mar.
■>
13.85
one
„
4'/as
1
Stock Fund
Institutional
,
Ask
Apr.
Farnham
Machinery shs—lc
23
America.-2.50
Banks for Cooperatives—
1961
al4.43
13.45
13.11
7.80
of
4%
46%
8
City of, N Y^
Westchester Fire
'
3%s' Maivll,
4%s
Apr. 10,
•
a9.02
1.25
12.28
Bond shares-—:—lc
Industrial
.
Inc—1
11.97
_—
36y8
„
Bid
15,
,
Shares
American
Fully Administered shares—lc
General
Co
20%
^
44
5
Co
the
In
4%s
al8.19
lc
—lc
7.29
al2.36
Clark—
Stock Fund_lc
__—
6.67
Clark Fund.l
&
Common Stock Fund
Selected
16.01
Canada—_25c
Scudder Stevens &
9.63
5.85
Shares—lc
—_lc
Fund
lc
Fund
h
15.75
14.73
•
8.13
14.49
1
;
14.06
7.52
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc—__1
Scudder
■*
-
'
Ins
86%
193/i
(N Y >—2
(N Y)
Insurance
57%
g3y4
10
:
23%
53
10
Guaranty Co
United
42
33
Banks—
Feb.
5y8s
13.92
Growth Fund-.—
Scudder
,
Y—10
N
21^
4 V8S
9.2
8.55
.7.43
"
39y4
1961
4%s
'
1.11
,
13%
4%s
"II.39
Growth Stock.
(T Rowe)
—1
shares
(The)
11.28
2.50
Fund-.
—lc
55
44
US Fidelity & Guaranty Co___5
U S Fire Insurance—__h>^_.___3
U S Life Insurance Co
3%
3y8s
11.39 i
(Geo)
"
2%
|
19,
4.45s
21.01
10.50
Inc__— •
Inc——_50c
Putnam
Equip
shares
19.17
Fund
Fund
Street
10.04
Capital Growth
Common
Peoples Securities Corp———1
Price
-
of
Jan.
Federal
Philadelphia
9.16
-
ii50c
preferred
Travelers
5%
Ins—10
Life
Home Loan
.*3 y«s
6.72
al2.98
——._1
Building shares
Chemical
Square Mutual Fund
Inc_———.—1
shares
65%
4%
Amer_^
Insurance Co
:
'
...
3.30s
Inc—
Fund
Aviation-Electronics-^-
of
96
_,1
.
Corp
$6.50
;
-
627/8
Co
—a._-
4%s
13.31
Puritan
Securities—
Group
Ins
52%
Figures after decimal point represent
13.86
12.18
2.94
Trust—
68
63'/a
Obligations of Government Agencies
14.58
12.82
6.62
Corp
Life
1
Title
90
_10
Insurance Co_—___i5
(Fla)
3 V4s
1
Fund
2.66
Investors
Co__
Home
Federal
Fund——1
Street
6.02
—
Insurance
.
1
—
lc
Investors
General
2.75
70Vi
Hartford Fire Insurance Coj_.l0
Hartford Steam Boiler
11.65
series—___lc
series
stock
Preferred
2.50
Funds Inc—
Franklin Custodian
Penn
Pine
^_lc
Series
Bond
65
20
9.64
—1
23%
90%
4
18%
8.37
4.56
Inc—10c
Custodian
20,/2
6.16
7.66
21 %
85
5
4
49%
(Jacksonville
Jersey
1
—1
40%
——5
Life
7.90
Series
Securities Fund
Fund
American
128
38%
Fla)_2%
Over-The-Counter
Franklin
28%
51 Vu
10
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
2
Republic Insurance (Texas) —10
Republic Natl'Life Insurance—2
st Paul Fire & Marine—6.25
Seaboard Life Ins of Amer——1
Security Ins (New Haven)
10
Security Life & Trust Co——_5
Springfield Fire & Marines—_2
80%
-v
121-
_5
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
Great
3.79
3.47
77
^-4
& Republic Ins Co—:
Government Employees Ins
(D C) —^
Insurance
Chemistry &
Electronics Shares Inc
13.55
Growth
57y2
Globe
Nucleonics
16.95
Florida
51%
—w_
Jefferson Standard
——_;——1
16.97
Founders
42%
"
12.39
Industrial Fund
Fire
Philadelphia Life Ins Co______5
Phoenix __——------—10
Providence-Washington --—10
Pyram^id LjIfe lns Co (N C)—__1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)—,—5
8%
48V2
54V4
Insurance
—
Capital Fund
15.68
Financial
7%
5
Md__
Reinsurance Corp.—_10
5.86
Fund
England
York
15.61
Fund
(S
5.36
Series—-
25c
Capital Fund
Fidelity
Fund
11.37
———1
—I
Inc-^_
1—5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Federated Growth
Fidelity
.—4
F)—2.50
Deposit of
Firemen's
15:52
_——
of Canada Ltd
Energy
61%
Co
10.40
i__— 1
^
Stock
Stock
Growth
58
Insurance
j
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins„„„1
14.36
Series
Series
Stock
Federal
——:—1
Series
Bond
Howard—
&
Hamnshire
?acl^ic Insurance Co of N Y__10
^SSi I1n)sul'a"ceTCo----—-5
64
——-1
,
Dividend Series
9.40
.—.——25c
Shares
Fund
Dreyfus
8.58
Corp——1
Balanced Series
10.9 r
60
Home
National Securities Series—
9.23
Fund
Employers Reinsurance Corp_„5
21.54
1
^1.25
3y4
Hanover
interest—
J)
41%
Gulf
Shares
beneficial
Nation
16.35
22.65
Corp—1
Investment
Mutual
of
interest—1
Foundation 1
Mutual Investment
Mutual
15.12-
20.95
Fund-
Life
beneficial
Fund Inc_.j*~~l
Stk
(
40%
srYn" cno ~--3i23a
27/8
Glens Falls
Stock
Mutual Fund Inc—__1
Fund
17
IL,
Nationwide Corp class A——5
New
z
38%
Group
Franklin Life
Trust
Growth
Inc
Fund
Massachusetts
7.68
Inc_„—1
2.63
Mutual
Inc
Investment
2.40
of beneficial int—33Vie
shares
15.69
17Vis
lc
Massachusetts
20.68
1
18.73
Co
——lc
Mass
i
Investing
———
Paper shares
11.22
1
Income
shares
Metal
Special Investment shares—lc
Investment Trust_l
New Amsterdam Casualty——2
116
H2V4
59
136
19.03
Natl Life & Accldent Insl-I.10
Natl °ld Line Inc AA com-—1
National Union Fire.l.
5
-1*
15%
60%
130
122
in
Funds—
130
—1
:
FirP
i~3.
33^4
;
13%
Life ; (Ba)t) —56%
36%
(N
;——
Assurance_12.50
Manufacturers—4
S
^Va
RH?
1A3/
Assoc:
Inc
National
Fire
&
45%
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Inc
37%
2%
cS£s assss»,fc3 z
Employers
1
36
35
Monument
31 4
4
38%
i%
29
246
236
3%
41%
38%
Merchants
tl
15
55%
36%
Merchants
,
17
13%
52
1
„:
33
3.76
10.27
7%
2%
—?
—"~i
2.99
1
Inc
38%
44
IVi
Insuiance rn
Go—-——5
3.43
!
Income
Eaton
iohli
liimnl
Rnsfnn
Boston
15%
Bonding ,& Ins-5
Mass Indemnity & Life Insi—-5
29%
...
§
In77N tT"
63
3
—
27%
AmeHcanVI^1him^1nept0n>"—I
B^kers <^ShiDDers ~ ~~~^in
Bankers Natl Lhe
Companies
40
Mercury. (Wash D C)—_l
2.73
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Dividend
Amer
shares—lc
17.17
Growth
American
.^__„100
Fund
6%
Assurance^_,__5
(Newark N J)-_2%
Investors Corp.—;—1
Industries
10.48
Diver
Home
21%
Massachusetts
Amer Ins Co
shares-——.,—.lc
9.64
Delaware
American
General
15.80
De Vegh
10
33
Insur
Electric
Fund!—1
Delaware
8%
30%
Fidelity Life Ins
19%
59 Vi
_
al4.63
Stock
Vegh
Co_l
Co_1.50
Life Insurance Co of Va.——10
Lincoln National Life—
10
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc.
1
Maryland Casualty
1
Ask
(Va)„5
2
(Birm)
19.18
5.93
Investment-—1
De
16%
17.54
Income
Western
Life
12%
17%
Bid
Par
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
11.92
a26.08
Bond & Stock
Diversified
15%
10.91
Inc__1
Commonwealth
Crown
44%
11%
16
11.97
Shares
B
—1
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can__L_1
Commonwealth
Series
41%
14.000
.—
Consolidated
Insurance
33%
11.06
Inc
Fund
7.21
6.58
Investors Inc— 1
Insurance
31%
—_5
13,400
Fund Inc
Fund Inc
1
Inc
10
Assur
Equitable
—„50c
-
Commonwealth
Composite
6.20
Fund
Co
Lite <te Casualty Ins Co
of Tenn
Corp—100
Inc
Energy
Concord
15.10
5.65
Life
11.06
8.85
Boston—:
Securities
Composite
13.85
13.96
Lazard
&
Trust__—
preferred
Colonial
10.12
___—lc
Shares
Fund
Fund
Colonial
12.69
Life
1
Fund
Chase
14.18
Com Stkst_l
Fund
Lexington Income Trust—/.
Growth
Ltd
Shares
13.00
14.44
—1
Inc
Ins
12.45
Knickerbocker Growth Fund—_1
1
Life
Priced
Knickerbocker
Fund—
Growth Stock
Christiana
(Low
11.41
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.. l
13.19
13.56
Fund
Chemical
S-4
12.20
12.37
International
Century
S-3
x6.64
Canadian
Fund
19.07
1
Canadian
Capital
17.64
1
Ltd
(1954)
S-2
50c
General
16.46
22.06
12.50
Ltd„.i.—_
Inc
15.09
20.22
11.50
95%
Insurance..
American Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla) —„1
9.37
8.58
1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—_1
(Growth Com Stock)— _1
"
1
Fund
1
Fundi
9.93
Investment
Fund
California
(Growth
9.09
Fund Inc—1
Inc
(Income
K-2
S-l
1
Blue Ridge Mutual
___1
Fund)
K-l
Fund
Growth
Ltd
92%
Surety
^
9.99
Axe-Templeton
—r_5
&
Agricultural Insurance
16.85
4.C3
Bonds)
Liberty Natl Life Ins
Life
American
23.25
8.21
3.69
Fund
96 %
Aetna
25.38
"A" Inc—1
"B" Inc__5
Fund
Axe-Houghton
100
Casualty
Aetna Insurance Co
al3.02
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Houghton
Ask
93
92
Amer can General
35.38
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
Bid
10
—10
A"^c«n Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred—
__5
American
12.52
34.69
Monday, December 26, 1960
.
Insurance Companies
,
12.26
Fund
.
(Quotations for Friday, December 23)
Par
.
Aetna
11.11
11.22
1
(The)
Johnston
23%
•
Trust
5.41
1
Inc
Fund
Istel
\
Ask
4.95
Boston—1
of
Research
Investors
9.55
of
Bid
Inc_—,— lc
America
Trust
Inc
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
—___25c
.
73
>.
76
94%
74%
Webb
(Del Et
Elec
5s
1990
93
103%
96%
104
:•/'
•No
New
;
par
FOOTNOTES FOR
value.
York
Stock
aNet asset value,
Exchange,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield price,
x
d Ex-rlghts/
Ex-dividend,
wi When
/
k Admitted to listing on th»y
issued,
y Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
THE
Bank
192
Number
6015
COURSE
Clearings this
week
of the country,
.
The
.
OF
will
liminary figures compiled by
.
show
us
Commercial and Financial
BANK
increase
an
with
compared
the
in
|week
same
Week
Ended
Dec.
1,019,000,000
2,390,543
2,646,633
5,967,712
1,204,000,000
5,261,784
5,893,354
4,860,251
Philadelphia
Reading
1959.
At this
center
24—
1959
1,334,799,217
1,131,841,180
1,175,000,000
1,032,000,000
+
699,364,108
(11
cities)
1,096,839,386
1,287,800,173
14,405,833
14,226,153
316,715,176
334,038,355
588,024,555
686,652,597
92,452,700
77,680,200
12,963,546
17,174,688
495,016,560
Mansfield
12,139,816
Youngstown
374,300,000
17,073,312
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 18.6
704,806,523
+ 31.6
389,245,850
+
658,531,130
580,850,800
+ 13.4
421,901,176
351,198,313
+ 20.1
—12.2
$20,529,674,829
7,427,398
3,985,292
5.0
8,279,077
7,506,777
29.984.955
—14.8
cities,
Total
All
all
cities,
five
Total
(7
411,870,752'
cities)
cities, five days-
West
1,452,682,144
Virginia—Huntington
1,637,802,099
6,353,239
6,260,512
23,283,000
—
Richmond
+ 23.8
1.3
+
13,418,928
12,692,624
5.2
314,992,858
312,041,039
-14.4
624,732,180
645,911,332
+ 19.0
66,203,500
70,396,800
-
6.4
13,959,763
0.6
15,669,015
16,258,273
-16.8
474,432,750
576,292,866
—11.3
1,523,408,994
1,646,416,074
-
-
26,835,000
266,438,567
255,987,403
1.5
+
5,371,004
all
1,121,976,667
26,530,112
256,030,205
4.9
217,245,293
8,715,249
396,641,289
10,839,372
10,335,937
339,940,129
383,254,572
—11.3
133,621,968
166,187,868
—19.6
9,088,258
392,046,335
150,890,308
938,934,075
770,025,111
859,312,456
—10.4
836,391,110
+ 19.5
$32,140,678,969 $26,163,274,289
+22.8
Total
cities for week_—
(6
cities)
—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
issue of next week.
Saturday
and
We cannot furnish them
Saturday
the
figures
not
are
today, inasmuch
available
at
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
time
of
in
appear
going
to
we
the
detailed
able to give final and
are
Dec.
elaborate
9,475,872
17.
For
that
week
there
was
decrease
a
week in
same
at
this
Federal
showing
decrease
a
Districts
Reserve
in
of
which
4.3%.
they
We
located and from this
are
the New York Reserve District the totals show
District
serve
25.4%
of
in the Philadelphia
and
Cleveland Reserve District the totals
District
by
10.4%
and
District records
serve
in
the
267,658,596
263,854,822
228,261,052
17,096,326
18,903,736
973,589
876,817
273,859,510
281,133,303
,1,553,194,176
1,596,842,804
District
The
2.7%.
of
Francisco Reserve District of 4.9%.
Dec.
1st Boston
12 cities
York
2nd New
—
4th Cleveland
1,052,591,839
—25.4
16,598,522,571
17,248,286,881
—"3.8
1,287,800,173
—14.8
1,096,839,386
I)
7
__
$
• •
9
A 1,452,682,144
262,979,287
9.6
20,658,761
706,067
903,186
—
2.6
232,262,523
227,978,960
—
2.7
1,519,824,681
1,407,411,425
17,314,458
4,645,609
4,715,380
1.5
4,302,253
4,633,610
22,189,680
21,521,752
+
3.1
20,728,597
21,056,724
13,583,242
12,558,251
+
8.2
14,406,916
11,473,465
17,450,708
97,593,000
+
7.2
16,000,891
13,343,143
Indianapolis
101,360,000
3.7
95,169,000
100,512,000
South
Bend
10,579,181
10,902,006
3.0
16,267,590
Terre
Haute
...
.
Wayne
Des
9.1
5,854,350
4,669,533
+
5.8
153,257,588
152.899,078
8,949,896
+
3.4
8,434,122
7,509,170
55,860,574
+
9.7
55,448,211
56,816,415
25,108,004
City
21,979,197
+
14.2
20,877,705
16,488,541
2,380,294
1,453,023,082
8,397,976
7,357,674
15,157,185
19,216,241
15,184,449
14,075,327
8,481,055
9,089,499
1,862,923.683
Decatur
1,499,725
1,361,640,818
Chicago
*
—
u
Rockford
'
Springfield
Total
13,708,079
5,785,306
174,531,114
61,304,566
Moines
Peoria
-
9,254,925
Illinois—Bloomington
San
-
5,257,593
iowa—Cedar Rapids
Sioux
16,280,166
-
184,715,398
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
'
1958
Dec. %
785,009,258
—10
3rd Philadelphia
Inc. or
$
—
1.4
+ 11.0
—
(17
cities)
-
+ 58.7
1,987,662
1,441,077
6.3
1,316,788,315
1,174,237,202
+ 14.1
7,470,881
7,116,514
-21.1
-
17,316,510
16,495,387
7.9
12,507,659
11,169,603
6.7
8,217,014
7,143,440
1,938,705,190
3.9
1,775,035,264
1,620,712,987
+
-
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1959
17—
Arbor
Indiana—Fort
-
:
„
Rapids
Lansing
and the
^
cities)
Grand
CLEARINGS
1960
(10
Michigan—Ann
Re¬
and in the
.
SUMMARY OF BANK
Ended
Orleans
+
—
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
the
Chicago
In the following we furnish a summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
Week
Louisiana—New
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
decrease of 5.2%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 2.6%
a
*
Mississippi—Vicksburg
the
In
6,593,679
6,631,907
268,762,164
by 11.3%, in the Richmond Reserve
3.9%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 2.4%
Minneapolis Reserve District of 2.7%.
register
smaller
Atlanta Reserve
loss of
a
are
14.8%.
District of
Reserve
8,289,106
8,065,140
302,617,030
note, that' in
we
6.6
—10.6
falling off of 3.8%, the Boston Re¬
a
+
—11.9
clearings for
cities according to
the
464,600,000
Alabama—Birmingham
loss of 7.0%, the bank clearings
a
group
40,457,636
145,908,383
472,900,000
7,780,373
$28,737,519,052 against $30,419,728,000 in the
Outside of this city there was
1959.
center
5.5%, the aggregate
42,256,247
169,090,520
0.1
—
317,611,418
Total
of
8,890,131
6,852,421
1.1
2.4
+
—
284,004,203
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
the whole country having amounted to
175,685,550
479,400,000
479,500,000
Macon
present further below,
we
154,148.672
808,648,739
Florida—Jacksonville
press.
has to be estimated.
cases
Statement, however, which
42,706,654
171,536,561
_
Mobile
In
42,237,098
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
the week ends
as
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
our
5,368,124
22,965,000
3.9
23.0
$25,224,340,214
+
12,823,140
—13.2
—
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
+ 19.5
4,694,665.385
$31,018,702,302
—_
day
one
Total
5,609.883,335-
1,187,773,695
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
South
days
17,560,177
1,252,218,735
District of ColumbiaWashington™
Other
4,246,275
7,742,895
4,655,204
—
12.6
Virginia—Norfolk
$25,402,818,967
5,174,490
1,105,000,000
4,924,321
14,309,622
,+ 22;7
927,487,000
days
1,176,000,000
24,228,459
+ 29.1
455,109,473
438,215,854
five
5,320,955
—15.4
—10.7
+ 51.1
Columbus
Pittsburgh
cities,
—18.6
—16.4
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Ten
2,246,387
13,676,488
13.9
558,507,587
Baltimore
1,709,982
2,931,962
2,296,457
31,484,372
Ohio—Canton
902,542,224
Francisco
1,843,889
2,617,856
9.3
4,050,918
Cleveland
444,033,000
*
—17.3
—
20,659,582
Jersey—Trenton
t
San
7,974,402
(a)
.
1.7
+
26,335,983
+ 17.9
Philadelphia
Louis
1981
$
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Chicago
St.
1953
Delaware—Wilmington
+ 25.2
City.
17
8,067,729
%
$14,810,958,582
Kansas
or
New
$18,541,801,779
Boston
December
Inc.
Dec. %
7,665,567
Total
1960
7,003,088
Wilnes-Barre
York
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
York
1,976,941
*2,400,000
Lancaster
,
■i
1,648,022
Chester
clearings will be
$
1,676,190
Bethlehem
Our comparative summary for
follows:
New
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Our preliminary totals stand
Ended
1959
47
District—Philadelphia-
Scranton
gain for the week ending Friday of 25.2%.
week
Third Federal Reserve
indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, Dec. 24, clearings for all
$32,140,678,909 against $26,163,274,289 for the
a
Week
$
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
(2651)
I960
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
22.8% above those of the corresponding week last
year.
at
.
CLEARINGS
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly
there is
Chronicle
1957
■A.,.
Missouri—St.
$
945,565,185
930,266,808
14,538,795,356
14,714,048,880
1,252,218,735
1,187,773,695
1,523,408,994
,
Louis
432,500,000
436,000,000
0.8
423,700,000
424,900,000
254,226,583
271,280,226
6.3
247,730,039
239,652,796
204,113,330
205,376,930
0.6
177,090,653
165,361,999
3,453,216
3,336,175
3.5
3,354,005
3,150,728
894,293,129
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
915,993,391
2.4
851,874,697
833,065,523
—23.7
8,993,201
8,866,640
2.4
499,300,233
426,266,186
2.3
209,541,547
177,733,210
12,029,994
1,646,416,074
1,637,802,099
—11.3
770,025,111
859,312,456
—10.4
836,391,110
1,596,842,804
2.7
1,519,824,681
1,407,411,425
1,862,923,683
1,938,705,190
3.9
1,775,035.264
1,620,712,987
894,293,129
915,993,391
Total
cities)
(4
808,648,739
1,553,194,176
Illinois—Quincy
<•
5th Richmond
6
—
"
Bth Atlanta
.
7th Chicago
8th St
—
—
Louis
9th Minneapolis
10th Kansas
_—-—
City
<•
_J, 7
II
9
—
,11th Dallas
12th San
4
—
743,670,784
A.
■■
'
II
6
—
A
—10
Francisco
: —
757,628,026
—
764,085,588
A
2.7
—
800,912,529
r
687,964,826
•
706,484,417
1,534,765,958
1,613,045,582
30,419,728,000
12,689,044,192
2.6
—
618,021,196
Montana—Billings
13,649,851,244
4.9
—
.u
Outside
_107 cities "A
'—
New
York
City_
A
—
1,519,726,05.9
27,009,205,555
—
12,917,457,195
Helena
26,470,113,845
.7.0
_
17,354,416
764,085,588
/,
-We
add pur detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
now
(7
cities)
Nebraska—Fremont
December
:ended
17- for four
years:
>
Clearings
at—
i960
-v.,-
.1959.
..
$
-
•
First Federal Reserve District- -Boston—
$
Ended
+
f
•*•
8.0
12,607,820
+ 20.3
4,656,440
6.0
8,056,796
6,838,88?
4.7
15,552,167
16,757,824
758,708,204
653,610,925
—
—
—
December
1,515,596
Inc.
Kansas—Topeka
,1957
S
$
<-
Omaha
■„
17
1958
or
Dec. %
"
—
195,309,224
A
5,1.18,184
St; .Joseph
City
;
—.
8,872,650
33,254,022
—
f. 18,561,666
7,339,442
+
1.4
—
951,096
845,196
5.4
12,270,600
10,477,289
0.8
.
188,988,077
164,977.610
52.1
+
7,965,693
8,879,933
8.1
35,416,639
31,316,904
7.6
531,185,475
•436,753,125
—13.6
16,822,191
14,638,603
1.6
5,344,503
5.2
800,912,529
36,174,882
517,744,648
757,628,026
,J
478,336,705
7,521,470
—
928,693
1,054,015
1
16,034,789
-
Missouri—Kansas
-r
1,158,295
13,496,538
Wichita
"•
-~
;
8.0
—
1,174,807
12,024,665
193,758,997
—
—
Lincoln
2.7
—
12,673,364
"Hastings
A".
•
.
Week
—
City-
1,393,846
■
week
—
12,224,600,156
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
•
4,579,196
1,376,148,912
5.5
—_
8,830,095
743,670,784
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
12,979,893
16,546,274
North
South
200,364,121
8,303,732
653,610,925
10,116,150
509,861,717
11,946,999
5,509,369
—
673,988,681
,
68,6,744.741
■;
...
7,718,257
497,833,417
195,812,736
Minneapolis
"7 St. Paul
833,065,523
758,708,204
5.2
—
.798,777,580
851,874,697!
'
28,737,519,052
>
2.4
—
Minnesota—Duluth
Total
Total
District—Minneapolis-
• <
—17
___—
Ninth Federal Reserve
<1
—10
798,777,580
—-
•
•.
Maine—Bangor
!
....
A Portland
v
4,324,261
v-Massach usetts—^Bo_ston-l——-k
Fall
River_—
Lowell
New
A
.
..,.
;
—:—
—-
—
—
.
"V'i
—27.2
A 3,984.426
—26.9
1,747,911
1,936,383
4,015,631
3,769,724
15,781,832
16,787,237
r
4,254 ,992
16,114 ,631
15,420,602
16,796, 238
52,333 245
23,828,684
25,774 ,587
40,194,100
—
+
—
+
•
6.8
/.
.5.6
.
;
.
cille*V— —•
Total
13.872,774
.v.
25,086,600
—17.5
40,134,800
+ 18.9
3,329,681
945,565,185
53,744,876
6,540,000
930,266,808
—
J
6,352,000
;
5,263,682
8,341,231
16,853,913
16;639,072
687,964,826
Falls
—25.4"
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(6
i
cities)
706,484,417
Yakima
165,979,319
York—Albany
31,285,416
149,525,622
•-.Elmira
159,217,243
,
3,942,390
._
New
•
___
A
—
York—
4,432,819
+
430.5
29,613,797
—
152,571,391
162,263,218
—11.1
3,504,026
3,290,870
1:
Syracuse
J
4,384,324
3,443,127
Lake
Utah-Salt
Pasadena
57,601,246
+
31,286,806
28,799,972
+
8.6
Connecticut—Stamford
New
Jersey—Newark
(a)
;
.
'
Northern New Jertey..-
—
3,464,108
0.8
"
-
s
58,789,467
San
3,517,825
.San
,,
16,769,876,75S
—.
—
-
—
4.3
14,091,748,360 V14;245,513-,689'
.49,579,330
•
Total
(9
cRlei)„_._——
45,749,809
2.9
8,729,000
9,816,000
7,849,843
7,155,492
+
1.3
15,415,699
13,641,616
—
2.6
686,744,741
618,021,195
216,911,455
-
(a)
r
Barbara
Stockton
111,157,576
16,598,522,571
17,248,286,881
262,762,084
17,338,464
24,203,621
833,372,073
39,104,186
18,458,653
18,828,035
816,787,128
43,512,202
14,735,490
128,890,680
35,816,335
78,664,815
—129.8
100,473,933
'-Total
(10
14,538,795,356
4.4
6.9
6,320,735
206,656,814
5,558,768
8.4
219,849,657
195,001,122
—13.7
117,681,694
111,184,958
—27.3
33,958,515
—28.4
21,472,447
18,865,565
2.0
834,520,681
754,294.049
+ 11.3
39,174,474
30,854,681
—20.2
12,651,888
10,028,733
+ 28.4
17,184,513
14,620,221
—
—
—
29,084,001
—
1,534,765,958
1,613,045,582
4.9
—
1,519,726,059
1,376,148,912
Cities)—
28,737,519,052
30,419,728,000
5.5
—
27,009,205,555
26,470,113,845
12,689,044,192
13,649,851,244
7.0
12,917,457,195
12,224,600,156
cities)—
27,548,844
<a)
—28.7
3.8
,
-
—_
-
79,408,286
Grand
total
'
78,059,582
i
—
6,973,263
126,435,184
1
82,472,726'
—
Jose
Santa
-
47,410,180
'29,175,596
.
Francisco
(108
90,745,613
outside
:
—
244,636,652
24,167,716
City
Caiifornia—Long Beach
•
+ 27.3
58,080,201
.—*
11,858,316
529,799,963
50,250,262
t—36.9
233,941,377
240,562,980
111,174,381
26,051,313
Oregon—Portland
27,915,171
6.1
—
16,048,474,860
—
Rochester
15,135,342
589,364,595
5.4
1.3
—12.4
6,494,907
—
-
—
'
Jamestown
—
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
'
Buffalo
673,988,681
3,308,960
1,052,591,839
Wichita
37,774,400
4,200 675
Worth
Galveston
23,214,711
48,744 ,900
16,156,595
605,062,643
47,092,697
1
46,460,513
7.6
15,280,784
597,121,750
Second Federal Reserve District- -New York—
New
6,085,563
.*
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
13,766,778.
46,836,983
-,
'•
3.6
cities)
Texas—Austin
Fort
8.2
(9
+
3,600,222
785,009,258
.
New ' Hampshire—Manchester
(12
.4,912 ,257
.1,915 ,785
-
3,407,206
k—
Island—Providence
Total
9,397,834
767,075,723
.
.
Colorado—Colorado Springs—
3,174,323
779,698,117
a a 54,235,639
..
3,614,942
8.3
7,461,488
17,018,701
,
A:——
L
Haven
Rhode
3,575,662
3,966,440
.
+ _3.5
864,034 118J —29.5
a.moo,34-1.
Connecticut—Hartford-—
New
,
/ -
:L:—
Worcester
f.
*•9,330 ,693
4<609,084,104
"Bedfordl———-
Springfield
-
••
4,179 718
8,553,518
—
—:
14,714,048,880
New
•
York
City
Estimated,
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2652)
the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
for the week just passed.
RATES
EXCHANGE
BY
CERTIFIED
DECEMBER
Electric Power Co., Ltd.—
1st mtg. 6%% gold bonds due Jan.
19G0 TO DECEMBER 22.
1930
to
Jan.
North
INCLUSIVE
1960,
Finance
Buying Rate, for
Friday
,
■
.
Dec. 16
•
Tuesday
Monday
•
'v
'
Dec. 21
Free
Italy,
Zealand,
.210375
.210312
.00311228
.00311228
.00311228
.203843
.203725
.203643
.203750
.239725
.239725
,239725
.209762
.209825
2.807820
2.807900
2:806100
.00161020
.00161020
.00161020
.00278266
.00278333
.00278466
.00278566
.328266
,328233
.328366
.328300
.0800560
.0800560
.265200
.265212
.265218
2.778613
2.780019
.140250
.140293
■
„
.140218
♦Announced
.0349250
.0349375
.0349375
.0166436
.0166436
.193618
this
in
.232268
.232262
.232275
2.795915
2.797330
2.797409
2.795616
2.806400
2.807820
2.807900 "
2;806100
2.807040
,
Boston Stock
Exchange
It
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In thousands of dollars)
|
Dec. 21,'60 Dec. 14,'60 Dec. 23,'59
account-.:
16,593,643
,
16,640,644
18,196.642
1,040,795
1,033,793
977,083
Time
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $17 million and bor¬
decreased $447 million. Loans to
million.
rowings from others
domestic commercial banks decreased $156
Increase ( + ) or
Total gold
F.
17,634,437
327,135
notes of other Banks
R.
Discounts
315,602
Dec. 14,
90,999
469,608
48,105
48,105
43,504
Held
U.
S.
under
—_~
adjustedt
Commercial
Loans
Bought outright-
2,841,373
Bonds
Held
9,158,743
10,506,993
12,532,298
11,010,298
—
__—_
—A.:—
—_
Total
9,059,743
12,481,298
Certificates
bought outright-
U.
2,595,071
2,543,071
____
26,925,485
27,352,575
135,000
——
Other
U.
loans
securities..
Govt,
S.
27,060,485
27,352,575
26,871,867
27,193,550
27,491,679
27,422,150
15
15
15
7.943,293
6,189,712
6,533,466
Loans
Real
Due
from
Cash
Other
in
securities
banks
foreign
items
Bank
and
process
of collection
premises
107,239
—^
.J—;
107,079
185,091
.
assets;
192,018
.
240,802
to
Treasury bills
assets
-
___
53,729,361
52,297,677
Within
Federal Reserve
notes
.—-
-
28,619,619
28,494,769
28,473,745
bank
reserves.
U. S. Treasurer—general account
Foreign
—,
■
17,008,011
491,641
16,626,486
275,433
....
608,124
212,269
430,365
.
18,085,553
509,772
671,566
deposits
_
...
18,1205,450
5,593,919
18,118,445
19,321,023
4,388,000
4,808,521
Total
44,745
48,685
51,045,959
52,651.974
CALITAL ACCOUNTS—
Other
Total
407,984
:
„
&
capital accounts
of gold certificate reserves
deposit and
combined
F,
R.
note
774,808
85,970
—
386,936
69,774
53,729,361
Contingent liability on acceptances,
purchased for foreign corspndnts.
Ratio
407,136
774,808
„
accounts
liabs.
13
29
29.685
+
52,297,677
868,410
235,626
.
54,142,946
"
235,494
+
+
117
131
—
+1,055
4 997
24
9,886
69
12,421
468
—1,613
23
+
Government
S.
Interbank
demand
demand
.!•___
—
172
+
3,656
+
—1,008
395
—1,454
—
shows
the
ended
Dec.
justed,
1,423
51
7
+
266
166
+
2,573
;___
+
110
—
$480
Federal
From
From other3
tExclusive
tion
7
Banks
37.7%
37.9%
1,474
loans
to
domestic
reserves;
commercial
individual
figures revised.
,
loan
,
17
—
447
—
weekly
reporting member
Reserve System in leading cities
balances
with
domestic
banks
$2,461 million in demand deposits adjusted, and
crease
of
$395
million
in. U.
S.
Government
*
Westinghouse
Corp
items
Below
will
be
found
25
—
and
are.
after
shown
s
deduc¬
de¬
list
16%
56%
58%
45%
70%
70%
51
53%
Co _100
52%
Northern
Westchester
National
Bank
j
(s-a
common (quar. )
preferred (quar.)—
Northwest Engineering Co., class A (extra)-
B
industrial loans
increased
a
net
Chemical
Noxzema
Class
Co.,
(quar.)
—
$233 million.
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchas¬
U. S. Government and other securities
increased
$225 million.
Loans to nonbank financial
institutions increased $212 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $222 million,
Treasury certificates increased $31 million, and the
Treasury notes and U. S. Government
bonds increased by $25 million.
l-
12-15
12-15
12-30
1- 2
12-29
12-14
12-29
12-14
12-29
12-14
40c
—
12-29
12-14
12-30
MS-15'
'
Page
Service
Common
4%
Old
Town
Oil
Corp.,
Jan.
*
1,
bonds,
Colorado
SV2%
Harpen
4% %
Fuel
&
series
&
Mining
debt
Page
Co., Inc.—
adjustment deb. bonds, series'A, due
1978 and V/2%
debt adjustment deb.
due
Iron
B
Jan,
Corp.—
cumul.
Rubber
1,
•
Co.,
5!/a%
cumul.
.
pref. stock
4%
I
2323
Dec 31
2120
Jan 31
2508
adjustment bonds due Jan. 1,
1970
-
90c
12-31.
I2r20
9
-
30c
1-30
1-10
,20c
1-14
12-30
$1.06
1-20
12-30
12-15
.
preferred I (accum,)
Products
Ltd.,
7l/2c
1-10
12-20
t25c
1-3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
125c
2-15
1-16
1-5
12-. 5
$$1,75
2-15
1-16
20c
1-2
12-15
12-30
tlOc
12-30
11-15
12-12
__
;■
1
(quar.)
—
Steel
1-20
4%
Debenture
3-10
120c
&
12-30
140c
Loan
10c
25c
12y2c
Chemical (quar.
Corp. (quar.)
Valet, Inc. (quar.)
com.
(quar.)__
dividend
preferred D
O'Sullivan
on
(quar,):
$1
Rubber
preferred
Overseas
Corp., common
(quar.)
Securities
Jan
1
2222
regular
$1.19
^
(approximately
Income
plu$
13
capital gains)
^
Corp.—
12-15
12-
*
-
Opemiska Copper Mines. Ltd. (initial)____
& Rockland Utilities—
5%
stock
12-15
1-3
1-1
12t30
(initial)____:
4.75%l preferred B (quar.)
'
preferred
3
,2-10
1-
-
5
Orange
___Jan
1978
12-15
Extra
& Light
series B,
General Tire
Date
12-15
1-
60c
Gas
&
One-Hour
Ontario
1
1- 3
$1.11
(quar.)
40c
12-
37Vfec
(quar,)
Olin. Mathleson
Olin
11-18
12-16
3
12-30
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
l-
97yjc
(increased-quar.)
preferred
4,24%
12-16
1-3
" 1- 2
37c
preferred (quar.)__
Opelika Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)
Company and Issue—
debt
1
15c
Oilgear Company, new common
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
Stock
Power
12-
12- 7
15c
40c'
—
preferred
Water
Extra
Date
__Jan 31
—
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
4%%
12- 1
12-30
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
4.44% preferred (quar.)
Ohio River Sand
(s-aj
NOTICE OF TENDER
Company and Issue—
Berlin
12-30
3
12-31
tl5c
(quar.)
Holdere
12-31
25c
—
B
Extra
Ontario
of
ing or carrying
■.combined total of
$1
20c
25c
Light & Power/Ltd.
7%
and
75
405
When
$0.328iy4
(extra)—:
Scotia
Nova
Ohio
stock--.
91
'
Payable of Rec.
Share
5V*%
4.40%
of
common
450
-
;
Per
of Company
Ohio Edison Co., common (quar.)„_.
3.90%
preferred (quar.)__
:
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Inc.
1,794
15%
,
the current volume
Warner Bros. Pictures,
137
Continued from page 14
gross.
corporate bdnds, notes,
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
a
92
1,235
39%
44y4
com_..6.25
110
36
7/s
5
Electric
61
57%
15
C0rp_„__ —25
RR
51%
38%
I.
Massachusetts
&
172
29y8
..33%
——"
__j__
:
Co
11%
45
Incorporated—* ' 5c
Ocean Cement & Supplies, Ltd. (quar.)
J7y2C
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd. (quar.)_
$50c
Office Specialty Mfg., Ltd. (quar.)
t20c
and
a
demand
deposits.
Commercial
Vermont
Extra
banks
.
369
—
40.1%
principal changes for the week
Increases of $793 million in loans ad¬
million in U. S. Government securities,
in
Co_
Machinery
Rubber
S
Class
22
__1
__—,
of
valuation
of
•Dec.
Reserve
—_1
138
10%
10%
40%
____
14:
million
Shoe
U
2
34
39%
■
73
51 y8
■
llli
Inc__
114
73
29
nn ■'
'
Northwest Airlines Inc.,
deposits:
74,029
following
$278
Fruit
United
909
348
to
of
Webster
&
:
44%
^1
:
;
^
if
Association
Name
—
,
3%
3y8
'
.
—15
Chemical—
402
38%
DIVIDENDS
1,704
Interbank
com
200
7c
22
38
2,751
1,570
Foreign banks
Railroad
7c
21%
n
836
2,461
+
10
216
+
12,459
.___
100
177
+
19
+
—
62,438
deposits
12Vi
■
21%
■-*
RR______—__^!_ I100
& Shop Inc____—
Torrington Co
:
deposits:
banks
Domestic
40
12%
1
—1,042
480
1,527
adjusted
deposits
259
20%
■
Co__ —20
Telegraph
&
LIABILITIES—
Demand
235
20%
/
___1
System..
United
+
24%.
75%
16%
23%
—4
Stop
763
143,084
245
,■
73%
——
—
341
1,015
4,087
440
1,157
77%
90
16%
*
10
Pennsylvania Railroad Co_
—
.2.50
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co__
1,396
+
3,277
489
,565
75%
:
Corp_
Hartford
81
Shawmut
+
+
banks.!
10%
65%
OCSF,
Condition Statement of Member Banks
statement
NY NH
+
Fund Notices
Federal
Telephone
31
Redemption Calls and Sinking
banks of the
Electric
E
222
16
banks.
70
50%
89
Racing
E
Stone
liabilities
_
The condition
Cement
N
1,902
33
:___
76%
1
1
Association,_—l
National Service Companies—
+
2,554
—
assets/liabilities
Star
Olin, Mathleson
16,984
—
Lone
91
S. bonds maturing:
—■
•
_50c
common
Corp
285
64%
—
—
of Delaware—- 11_5
Corp
Northern
'
237,148
—
11
—
278
1,454
468
Borrowings:
1
capital
401
—
80
~
___5
—________
Creek Coal Co
48
29%
10%
-
*
1—5
—
Co
12%
49%
_1C0
__—___
Inc_________
Stores
Co
■47%
'
32,803
41,611
52,460,599
liabilities
Capital paid in
Surplus
+
3,696
domestic
Motor
Lamson
—
21
15,489
securities—total___
R.
National
75
—
156
—
+
assets—net
Time
Total
1,196
12,520
coin
and
with
U.
Total
Deferred availability cash Items.
Other
liabs.
&
accrued
dividends
8
years—
F.
Balances
391,706
333,992
+
693
————:___—___
years
with
Currency
Other
Member
,
5
year■
five
five
Reserves
Deposits:
207
+
—_
securities
Other
LIABILITIES—
one
to
After
54,142,946
.
+
Treasury notes & U.
-
One
Total
3,753
——,
Government
adj
-umulative
5%
100
47%
Co—
Co__
—
—1,688
loans
Massachusetts Street Ry
13%
29%
.— —
330
150
12%
•"
—5
67%
52%
13%
:■.—_—______ —10
N
personal finance, etc.
loans
Co
Co
489
45%
66%
52%
'
— m.
Range
Copper
Electric
—
1,158
Trust__
Property
66 y4
*
Service
Cities
General
institutions:
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
100,185
•
S.
U.
132
—
1,029
3,403
& Hecla Inc—__________ 1—5
Calumet
Narragansett
foreign banks
_■___
domestic commercial banks
estate
Other
securities.
19 y8
9ey2
43%
__25
Co^—
Gillette
^
8
+
293
17%
95 y4
—50
Co——
Personal
Boston
Ford
—
25%
24%
18
95%
oo______—_ 331/3
Tel
&
Edison
Boston
First
carrying:
or
financial
—_
to
217
+
Shares
''
Anaconda
Island
securities
Sales-finance,
Loans
Total
purchasing
Government
S.
Other
———
Total
for
♦
Tel
American
Kennecott Copper
532
for Week
of Prices
Par
Agricultural ChemicalAmerican Motors Corp__
-1.6673
Eastern
pur¬
t
securities.:
Sale's
Week's
Range
Last
American
"+1,360
+*147
1
—
1,573
Loans to nonbank
26,871,867
under repurchase agreement
loans
U.
2,483,771
dealers, for
and
securities
Other
Other
1,066 "
Friday
Sale Price
1,269
..+
'
'
Eastern Gas & Fuel Association com_i0
carrying:
or
Government
S.
31,783
....
__—__!!_—!!!——_.
brokers
to
chasing
2,870,805
3,066,463
loans
industrial
and
'
STOCKS
3,077
+3,194
+1,140
+
793
,:;+
233
108,524
68,953
.1;
...
Agricultural loans
securities:
adjustedt——
investments
and
ATO20 : *
investments-
and
loans
Loans
37,171
4,501
repurchase agreement
Government
1959
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
outright
Dec. 16,
*1960
ASSETS—
Total
Acceptances:
Bought
Dec. 7,
1960
306,741
80,459
advances.
and
Decrease (—) Since
365,862
304,268
cash—
Other
19,173,725
17,674,437
361,468
certificate reserves—
'
Friday, Dec. 16.
not received in time for publication last week.
was
than interbank increased $166
million of which $149 million was in deposits of indi¬
viduals, partnerships, and corporations.
other
deposits
'
r
'
...
certificate
2374
1
.
.193531
.232256
2.796552
•'
Redemption fund for F. R. notes..
Jan
issue.
This is the range for the week ending
Gold
*
2268
;
„v
f. bonds due July 1, 1962——
s.
2020
.0166436
.193531
.232275
ASSETS—
2327
2224
.0349500
.0166436
.193393
.0349375
pound
pound sterling-
Corp.—
15-year 4'/2%
.193343
Kingdom,
■
2.778316
.0166436
_.
Welsbach
.265206
2.780099
.140225
.0800560
-
.265206
2.779247
Africa,
......
Jan. 1, 1963—.—-Jan
1
Supply Co. 2%% debs, due June 1, 1967-—--Dec 30
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd.—
•
5%% general mortgage bonds series A and B—
Jan
1
Provincial Transport Co. 4% s. f. debs due Dec. 1, 1962—Jan 16
Tandy Corp. cumul. conv. 6% preferred stock———Jan 31
.00161030
.00161020
.140237
South
1
*
2507
,
.328366
krone
2506
National
.00278150
.0800560
Page
Date
ser.
(Rudolph) Karst&dt Inc.—
41/2% debt adjustment bonds due
.209737
2.806400
ife
.239725
.209737
2.807040
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta ...
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
United
.210337
.00311228
.0800560
2269
and s. f. bonds, dated Jan. 1, 1950—Jan
1
(A.M.) Lyers Co. 7% cumulative preferred stock—
Feb 20
Garrett Corp. 4%% subord. debs, due Sept. 15, 1978.
Jan 12
1st mtge.
.210312
.239737
guilder
pound.
2373
-1
1
Association—-'*
Hospital
Harbor
Benton
.203643
—
Netherlands,
of
.0201262
1.010937
1.015906
.209750
lira
Union
.0201337
v
1.020130
1.021197
2268
CALLED
ENTIRE ISSUE
.00311228
pound
Norway,
.0201387
.
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—
_
due June 1,1973-Dec 30
Company and Issue—
.0384062
•
.210375
Japan, yen
—
Malaysia, malayan dollar.
Mexico, peso
———
■New
.0201362
t
1
l
2.235936
.0384000
.0384000
1.021901
rupee
Ireland,
.0384125
.0201375
Belgium, franc -—
Canada, dollar ,—
Ceylon, < rupee
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan) new franc..
Germany, deutsche mark—•
India,
2.237370
2.237306
2.236175
.0384125
2224
2267
pipe line bonds, 5 V4% series, due 1977—.—Jan
mtg. pipe line bonds 5%% series due 1979——.—Jan
1st
2328
l
1
1966————-—Jan
Corp.—
.0120506
.0120506
.0120616
.0120523
.0120561
2.236685
..
1st mtge.
Dec. 22
* '
1970—.-Jan
15 year 5y2% 1st subord. conv. debs,
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
Argentina, pesoAustralia, pound
Austria, schilling
Financial
Standard
Thursday
Wednesday
Dec. 20
Dec. 19
■
■
(Value In United States Money)
Transfers in New York
Cable
2327
1
1
Inc.—
Co.,
subord. debs, due Jan. 1,
5.%%
Noon
Monetary Unit
Country and
15
___________Jan
debt adjustment debentures due Jan. 1,
4Vb%
*
Lloyd—
German
Ritter
1, 1953 extended
1963__——1
1,
*
31
5%'/> d.ebs. due Feb. 1,1985—Feb
'
'
■
Montreal Metropolitan Corp.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
16,
—
*
Nippon
FOREIGN
Page
Date
Exploration Corp.—
6% subordinated debentures due 1972
.-—Jan
May Stores Realty Corp.--General mortgage 5% bonds due Feb. 15, 1977—,———Feb
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—
1st mtge. bonds 6J/4%
series due 1982_—:
______Jan
Maracaibo Oil
522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Pursuant to the requirements of Section
Monday, December 26, 1960
f
,
'Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury
countries of the world. We give below a record
.
Owens-Coming Flberglag
(quar,)__
10c
1-1
1-
1
1-15.
<_'*25c "'.Jy 1
13
from
1- 3
.12-20
cents
cents
12-19
12-19
^
.
26c
(quar.)
12-28
12-19
25c
1-25
1- 5
Volume
192
Number 6015
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Company
Oxford
Paper
When
Share
Owens-Illinois Glass, 4% preferred
Oxford Electric (stock dividend)
(quar.)
Holders
1-
1
12-
Public
Public
1-23
12-23
25c
,___
Name
9
5%
(quar.)
Per
Payable of Reo.
$1
1-16
12-31
Associates,
67*.
prior
Pacific
57*
Coast
Co.,
preferred
6%
common
(quar.)
377aC
(resumed),*...
•
(quar.)
Pacific Gas & Electric, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
4.52% preferred (quar.)
preferred
5.647c
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pacific
Indemnity,
Paciiic
Intermountain
Pacific
$4.40
preferred
$4.50
,$4.75
$4.75
Power
12-28
12-19
Puget
Sound
1-16
12-23
Purex
$1.25
;
67c
Class
B
25c
12-30
1-16
',12-20
$1.10
1-16
12-20
Tubes,
Pan
American
Pan
American
Panhandle
Ltd.
preferred
Rust
Pipe
_______:
(C.
J.),
57*
$6
preferred
Penn
Traffic
(quar.)
;
(s-a)
4.407c
3.557c
preferred
preferred
4.607c
(quar.)
Chemical
Penobscot
Fibre
Peoples
Peoples
1
—
(initial)
9
Security National Bank
$27 7aC
1-
1
12-
9
Quarterly
Security Title Insurance
Quarterly
See s Canay Shops, Inc.,
& E.
Corp.
Corp.
Stock
$3.50
1
&
12-15
Rayette.
12-16
Reece
2-15
1-20
2-
1-
1-30
12-
4-
1
$15c
1-
1
85c
1-
3
12-
9
2
Fund,
Insurance
1-
2
12-
9
Reliance
Manufacturing,
2
12-
9
1-
2
12-
9
Renewal
1-
2
12-
9
Renold
3 72 7®
class
Republic Corp;, $1 pfd. (quar.)
Foil, Inc. (quar.)__._
2-15
Republic
1
2-15
Republic
12-31
12-15
Republic
12-27
12-
Resistoflex
Corp.
(quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co., 47a7c
pfd.
4%% preferred A (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.^—
3.60 7c
preferred (quar.)
65C
1-13
$1.50
1-
2
12-22
30c
1-
3
12-14
20c
1-
3
12-19
40c
1-
2
12-21
Rexall
Diug
$2.50
2-
1
1-30
Rhode
Island
_
Peoples Trust (Bergen County, N. J.) (quar.)
Peoples Union Bank & Trust (McKeesport, Pa.)
Bank
Revlon,
Inc.
12-15
12-31
(Calif.)
1-1-61
1-
14c
(monthly)
Pepsi-Cola Co.
Pepsi-Cola
(s-a)
(quar.)
General
*
_________
Bottlers
35c
.
(quar.)
12-31
15c
__
2-
12-
1
Rhodes
9
Western
dividend
Permanente
3%
177ac
_________________
Cement
Personal Industrial
(quar.)
1-16
77c
preferred
____
,
37a7*
47c
&
preferred
3727c,
Co.,
pfd.
Common
77o
12-30
1
Rich's,
35c
12-29
12-19
12-29
1
;
90c
:
1-12
3%
dividend)
3-10
12-
Sick's
preferred (quar.)
Electric Co.,
4.30 7o
preferred
(quar.)
2
12-
2
Riverside
877aC
12-30
12-
2
Roan
$1
12-30
56c
,12-20
95c
2-
1
$1.0772
2-
$1.10
2-
\
,
.
4.40 %
preferred
(quar.)___
; 4.68%
preferred (quar.)_
Philadelphia Fund
,
__
_____—._—
,:
$1.17
,
11-18
1-
2-
1-
12-
1-
1-
3
12-
9
Robertson
,,1-9
.12-30
-12-
•
Robinson
9
$1.50
3-
4
Stock
&
Reading
(quar.)___——
Stock
.dividends
47c
preferred
Common
'
»
8%
Phoenix
90c
,
Stevens
Credit
12-
.
9
12-15
1-16
12-19
,
$1
2-
1
1-16
2-
1
Chemical
(quar.)
Royalite
1
12-14
Ruby
Foo's
1-
9
12-23
Russ
Togs
12-20
Russell
$1.3772
12-31
1-12
1-
5
1-14
1-
2
*
$1
1-
1
1
1 $2.50
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
(quar.)
77c preferred (quar.)—:
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)
62 72 c
2-
:
1-
6
1
1-
6
1-3-61
12-
9
$1.75
—
1-3-61
12-
9
1-16
$1.50
38c
—_
1-
1-3,
3
12-15
$1.75!
3-1
$2.50
__—
1-
2-20
1
:
&
North
Adams
Now
Union
Water
Plough, Inc. (quar.)
Plymouth Cordage Co.
Pomona
Tile
Port Huron
6%
Mfg..
2-24
25c
1-16
12-27
25c
.____
1-
3
12-15
80c
.__
1-20
12-30
10c
(quar.)_
12-28
12-14
preferred
(s-a)
General
Powdrell
&
Corp.
472%
1
12-16
12-31
12-16
1-14
T2-31
——
33c
(quar.)—.
33c
Alexander, Inc. (irregular)
of Canada, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
25c
12-30
$50c
12-31
1st
Power,
preferred
Lambert,
(quar.)
common
Inc.
12-27
-
preferred
(quar.)
12-
2
12-16
12-
1-13
56c
(quar.);
partic.
non-cum.
&
12-16
1-
$3
—
Electric
1-16
10c
(quar.)____
common
5
12-20
75c
—
__.
1-13
12-20
75c
(quar.)
12-31
12-12
25c
Premier
Prestole
Trust
Price
14c
,
Inc.
(T.
from
pfd.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Rowe)
income
net
Stock
and
1
12-15
1-
1
12-16
12-30
12-20,,
12-30
12-20
12 7ac
—
1
,
Growth
1-
t$2
(Toronto):
Corp., 5%
Preway,
127aC
Fund—
40c
from
capi12-29
$$2
Bros., Ltd., 57c
pfd. (s-a) i__.—_____
Procter & Gamble Co., 8% pfd. (quar.)____
Proctor-Silex Corp.—
-
1-
11-29
1
12-
1-14
$2
2
12-23
2nd
preferred
preferred
Progress
Stock
Prophet
Stock
Mfg.
(accum.)
Co.
dividend
15c
3
1-
3
12-15
12-15
'
15C
-
___
Co.,
1-
12-15
1-26
(quar.)—.___—L'_—1——
Transport
1-3
*
—
__________
Company
Provincial
ll7/sc
,—
:—
(quar.)
dividend
—
(accum.)_
57c
pfd.
(quar.)
1
47c
t$1.43%
27c
...
25c
8c
1; ioc'
•
^
1-
3
1-
3
1-10
12-16-
;
20C
2
12-28
1-31
;
2%
$63c
1-
12-29
12-29
1-
1
3
12-16
,
12-16
12-15
7
11-18
12-20
St.
Lawrence
1-
2
St. Paul
Fire
Regis
12-29
1-16
12-29
$1.37 72
1-16
1-16
12-29
(quar.)_
$32Iic
■
______
1-
1
12-
9
J5c
12-30
2-15
Rico
$1.0772
Salant & Salant, Inc.,
Class B (initial)-.
Stock
class A
San
Sandura
60
4.36 7c
12-
12-15
2-
1
1-
5
36c
"
1-17
$1.10
(stock div.)—
3 7c
277ac
Tubular
Scarfe
&
Scarsdale
1-15
1-20
12-31
1-
1-
3
17c
—
class
A
&
Trust
(quar.)—
5c
25c
2-
1
1-
3
12-20
12-28
12-14
2-10
25c
2-10
10c
1-
3
1-15
1-20
1-20
12-20
10c
'
Paper
Scott
&
Farms
2-20
1
10c
3-
17c
3-14
15c
1-
3
(quar.)_—
85c
2-
1
1-13
—
50c
1-12
12-21
:
$3.40
preferred
Inc.
Co.,
(quar.)—
Williams,
1-20
1
___——_____Z
Co.
&
1
3-
(quar.)
Monthly
Foresman
2-
10c
u—-—_—
Extra
Scott
12-31
30c
(monthly)
!
Monthly
12-28
1-13
$20c
—
Co.
12-28
1-16
8c
(quar.)
Bank
1-16
2%
—
—_—
Extra
40c
Scranton
National
Bank
(Pa.)
$1.75
_—
'—
Scrivner-Stevens
Co.,
Seaboard
Allied
Line
RR.
Milling
12-21
12-19
1-
3
12-19
2-
1
1-27
5-
1
12 7ac
Air
1-12
1- .3
75c
Common
Seaboard
3
1272C
(initial)
common
ScrrgTS-Vandervoort-Barney,
4Va% preferred A (quar.)
2-20
3-
12-15
(qua*.)
(quar.) 1-
______
(quar.)
,
4-26
15c
'1-
3
12-16
$1.127a
com.
1-
3
12-16
50c
^12-28
12-16
IV2C
12-29
1,2-20
1
•'
1-2-61
11-30
1-2-61
11-30
1-13
12-23
30c
1-31
$10c
preferred
3l7»c
5%
and
Oil
&
Gas
pfd.
(quar.)_
5
5%
2-24
1-31
1-
5'
1-31
1-
5
12-31
12-
5-
12-31
12-
S
15c
;
i- 5
1-
1
12-15
1-
3
'
12-15
20c
12-28
1%
12-28
$1.12 7a
1-1
12-15
1-
12-15
—
1
10c
1-15
12-30
$1.20
30c
common—_—
34c
2-
1-13
12-
9
1-13
1-
2
1-
2
12-19
1-
1
12-20
Power
57c
12-31
12-19
12-
9
12-31
12-
9
12-26
12-12
$1.50
1-
1
12-20'
$1.25
1-
1
12-16
$1.167»
$1.07
1-
1
1-
1
12-16
1-10
12-30
—
pfd. (quar.)
;
(Dallas)
(quar.)
20c
12-16
Service—
$100
92Vac
preferred
preferred
1-20
1-20
$1.0625
(6
cents
26
and
1-20
1-20
$1.15
from
from
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
net
net
cents
profits)
32c
—
dividend)
Sperry Rand Corp., common (quar.)
47a7c preferred (quar.)—JL
12-19
12-30
12-
9
20c
12-31
11-15
$1.127a
1- 3
11-15
Spic & Span
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance—
(quar.)
12-29
37c
—
(stock
1-20
1
1
$1.1875
(quar
income
1
2-
2-
$1.40%
21VaC
(quar.)
Inc.
2-
$1.10
2772c
(quar.)——
(quar.)
preferred
1-20
1
1
(quar.)
4.75%
1
22-
(quar.)
par
par
4.607c
2-
97%c
$1.0375
(quar.)
preferred
preferred $25
12c
(quar.)
12-30
25c
,—
preferred
9
12-19
10c
(quar.)
Investors
12-
1
25c
—
(s-a)
common
(quar.)—
preferred
9'
1-2
1%
^
1- 3
12-20
12- 2
$1.62
Ltd
Inc.,
s
$2-$5
pfd,
(A. E.) Mfg.—
preference (quar.)
Stamford
Chemical
Stamford
Fidelity
&
1
12-
2
12-31
12-
2
12-31
12-
9
50c
i>
1-
1
12- 2
12-15
.
93c
(initial)
Trust
(quar.)__^
:
12-30
5c
,
Industries
Bank
(accum.)
2
12-31
10c
-
12-
1%
dividend
12-31
25c
1—
1-3
25c
—
(quar.)
<
12-
23c
(increased)
(extra)
preferred
Extra
1-
•
347»c
4.407c
$3.75
12-15
1-31
J$1.50
.
(quar.)______
(quar.)
4.40%
Staley
1-1 3
*■
65c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
4.25%
Stahl-Meyer,
12-15
12-15
27c
-
(quar.)
Foods,
3
3
287ac
•
(quar.)_
Stafford
1-
28c
.;«•
—______
(quar.)
Stock
12-12
12-14
12-15
1-
-
—
preferred
Extra
3
California
(quar.)
Public
Co
2
3
42 7aC
preferred
D
1-
1-
9
1-
12-12
Electric—
preferred
$6.50
12-
2
12-28
65c
original
(quar.)
&
3.707c
Square
1-
12 7aC
$1.25
4.157c
Common
12-15
3
5%
and
com.
3.90 7c
Shoe
2
(quar.)
common
—
preferred
investment
11-
1-16
par-
(auar,) _I_—_____
preferred
securities
12-23
I2 7ac
Southwestern Life Insurance
Spencer
9
(quar.)__
common
(quur.)_
Southwestern Electric
4.36%
9
1-
preferred
dividend
Sovereign
12-
12-20
27Vac
(quar.)
Southwest Natural Gas,
$6 preferred (quar.)
5.625%
9
2
3
120c
common
Southeastern Telephone
,
12-
11-
$1.12 7a
(increased)
Southwestern
12-15
2
25c
12%c
original
preferred
4.28%
12-15
1-
50c
Water,
preferred
4.65%
2
12-
12-12
1
12-30
15c
(quar.)__
Southeastern Public Service
Stock
12-30
2
Co.—
(quar.) '__
preferred
5.447c
12-
12-30
1-
2
12-15
12-30
15c
Southern Nevada Telephone,
5.48%
1-
1
Power—
Indiana
4.807c
1-
12-30
1-14
t70c
(quar.)
Edison,
Co;
&
Grease
3
1-15
7
12-28
$1.37
common
participating preferred
Common
12-16
1-15
7
12-
common
Stock dividend
12-21
2
28c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Fetzer
1
1-
$1.09
—
&
1-
(quar.)
.._i
Inc.,
"
3
12-
1-27
preferred
$4.50 preferred
$5
12-21
15c
183/4C
*
1-
3
1-16
12-27
$1.50
preferred
Gas
12-30
1-24
1-
7
Gas—
on
on
Oxygen
12-15
1-24
Manufacturing (extra)
Schenley Industries Inc., com. (quar.)_
50c pref.
12-15
——
com.
Scharco
Scott
2
25c
______
(quar.)
A
Products
National
1-10
12-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
1-16
12-16
1-16
(quar.)
preferred
dividend
Paper
1
3
2-15
(special)—
Corp.
common
convertible
Saxon
1-
1-
1
15c
lVsC
(initial)
common
—
Petroleum
preferred
Stock
1
2
_
(quar.)_
Sangamo Electric (reduced)——
Sawhill
1-
3 7c
Company,
cents
1
12-
$53c
(quar.)
participating
67c
1
12-
11c
(initial)
Jacinto
12-
$25c
'
B
1
1-
dividend
Sampson-Miller Associates,
Class
1-
$1.25.
pfd.' A
1st
12-31
2
38%c
(quar.) '___
Southern
$1
9
7
1-
15c
Sugar,
dividend
Southern
1-17
3772C
1212-
(quar.)
Southern
12-16
1-31
3
2
J15c
(quar.).
Canada
1-10
11-
and
A
(quar.)'
5%
2-1
627aC
preferred
Southern
12-30
12-30
1
25c
(quar.),
4.32%
....
2-10
12-30
50c
Insurance Co. (quar.)
$4.40
12-15
common)
on
Gas
&
preferred
12-15
30c
$15c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)——
& Marine
3
1-15
2-
J30c
approved
by
the
Utilities Commission
Public
12-29
$1.50
Corp.
Paper,
1-
$5c
$77ac
4.567c
_
12-15
1-16
Ltd. (quar.)
St. Louis Steel Casting (quar.)—
St.
12-
12-15
15c
class
4.487c
12-19
2
2
2
3
—_____
preferred
12-30
1-25
12-29
12-
1-
Platinum
&
Natural
dividend
2
1-13
2
1-
35c
California
Stock
1-
fl5c
ticipating
12-20
1-
2-24
50c
_______
Southern
'
$1.12 72
(quar.)__
(quar.)
4.307c
preferred
(quar.)
St. Joseph Light & Power—
A
the
on
Bakeries
Stock
1-16
12-
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
50 cent6 participating
Participating
12-15
12-12
6
$567ic
(quar.I
(quar.)
preferred
12-20
1-
f50c
Gas
Puerto
1-26
$20c
(quar.)
Inc.
Jersey
Southern
12-15
1-10
$1.25
A
Entei-prises, Ltd. (final)
(initial i—1_—
preferred
(quar.)
com.
12-31
1%
dividend)
(s-a)_
Southam Co., Ltd.
12-16
25c
preferred
5%
12-19
10c
25c
Insurance
preferred
87c
12-20
12-20
27c
'(quar.)
Extra
•
conv.
1-
12-31
1-3-61
$1.25
Foods, 4% conv. pfd. (quar.)__
Stores Inc., common (increased)—
Safeway
1
i25c
Gold
Carolina
South
Ltd.,'—
Ltd.
1-
*
Uncreased-quar.)
South Pittsburgh Water, 47a7o pfd. (quar.)_
11-25
$2
____:
(quar.)„
57» % preferred
Industries,
Scott
Price
4%%
C
Ltd.,
Scott-Mattson
54c
*
1-12
t5c
(quar.)_
D
12-22
12-15
24c
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
South
12-22
120c
dividend)
Savannah Electric & Power Co.,
5%
,
.
,
Tools,
Electric
67c
3-17
Sulphite & Paper Co.—
Electric
Portland
Pratt
$15c
(quar.)
8
47c
W Fine
&
12-16
\
,
(quar.)
dividend
Potomac
Power
.
3
"
Stock
Portable
•'
(s-a)___J__
Development, Ltd.—
on
a
quarterly basis__—
Plainfield
-
RR.
6
12-
12-15
3
(quar.)
Southern
S
.
Ry.—•
,
—
12-20
'
.
$1.75
____
*
,
1-
3
12-16
16c
—
2-
Placer
Oil,
1-
75c
7c
Pittsfield
preferred
1-17
(quar.)___
Ashtabula
67c
B
preferred
12-15
12-15
1
1
1-
,2%
preferred
1-15
40c
&
57c
:
Corp., $1.25 preferred
preferred (quar.)
5 7c
1
3
1-
27c
Carolina
6%
(quar.)__—__
common
(Canada),
1-
1-
40c
Paper Go. (stk. dividend
preferred (quar.)
South
(reduced)
(quar.)—
(stock
1
5
50c
(quar.)
Southdown,
dividend)
Rollins Broadcasting ___
Roxbury Carpet Co. (quar.)
Royal Crown Cola (quar.);
Royal M'cBee Corp., 47a% pfd.
1-15
(quar.)_—
Pittsburgh, Youngstown
77c preferred (quar.)
.
15c
•'
______
(quar.)_____
common
V.)
5%
».
2-
40c
dividend
572%
(quar.).—
Pittsburgh Brewing,
Ltd.
12-
12-
t$1.75
A
Ltd.
American
12-17
1-13
$1.3174
Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Common
1
1-16
B)
South
1-12
30c
*
12-16
1-
per
(quar.)
South
12-16
Ltd. (quar.)
*
Valley RR. (s-a)
Co.,
Telephone,
Mfg.
(A.
40c
(quar.)
(stock divd.)
preferred
Mfg.,
&
preferred
127aC
(Hartford)
(Md.)
L.)
(stock
Genessee
$0,248
5 72 7c
12-16
12-30
(increased)—
preferred, (quar.)
——__4._i__i.__
Rohm & Haas Co.
(stock dividend)
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)
1-16
——;
Co.
Pillsbury Company, 47*
Pioneer
6
1-1
977aC
Aircraft
&
1•
—
Corp. (initial)
Piedmont Natural Gas, $5.50 pfd.
Pierce
12-15
,1-3
I-
93 %C
__
—__
Insurance
Roe
i
.___
(quar.)
Phoenix Savings & Loan
Piasecki
5 7o
Rockwell
12-15
___——
(quar.)
preferred
1-16
3%
—
(quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
-
9
62 72c
(quar.),^—.___
preferred
(quar.)
1-25
12-31
12-16"
22 7aC
common
dividends
B
$1.55
1-12
20c
12-30
12-30
57c
(quar.)_
Sorg
12-19
40c
'
12-15
(quar.)
South Georgia
Co.
1
30 7c
(quar.)
12-27
5
1-25
93 %c
5%%
(quar.)
A
(quar.)___l
preferred
3.907c
-
9
12-
Stock
.
Corp.," 3% 7c
Philip Morris,, Inc.,-common
■
12-
3
27*
__
*
3
1-
Corp.—
dividend
Philadelphia Suburban Transport—
'•'■•'57c
preferred (quar.)
.'i
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—
Philco
1-
&
Rochester
2-20
50c
10c
Philadelphia
(P.
H.)
Little
Rochester
(quar.)
Philadelphia National Bank
1-
22 72 c
shares—
(H.
1-
,
12-15
dividend)__
Sonotcne
subject
12-31
Robertson
1
Smith
payment of approximately 31c sub¬
to approval of stockholders Dec.
ject
9
2-1
.*■
25c
(Final
.
(stock
<N.), Ltd., $2.12 preferred (quar.)__
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd. (quar.)_
Sobeys Stores, Ltd., class A
9
9
1
.
3
1-
12 7aC
Slater
3
3
50c
Mills
3
1-
ioc
Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred
(quar.)
(Hartford)
8
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
class
Breweries,
Class
12-21
1-
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
9
L
.
Rice
Trust
American
12-2
;
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Co.
Brand
12-
_„
:
River
3
.
_
(quar.)____
9
12-30
\
(quar.)_
common
preferred
1-
12-
...
877ac
___
•j 3.80%
•
25c
12-19
1
B
Silverwood
9
$3
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
12-
$1.12
(quar.)
class
1-11
1-2
»
3 %
(irregular)
Company (stk,
Sigma Mines, Ltd.
3%% preferred (quar.)
Riley Stoker Corp. (quar.)—
Ritter Company
(quar.)—
1-
Bros,
Inc.,
&
G.)
Inc.,
(Stock
1-11
2-
12-30
12-19
Richman
preferred (quar.)_..
__2
preferred
preferred
Class
12-15
2-
Dec. 16)
-12-19
12-29
$1.12 7a
(quar.)
(quar.)
Philadelphia
•
to approval
12-29
.
__.
Coti 4727c preferred (quar.)_—,
Pettibone-Mulliken
Corp.
<quar.)____
(Charlqs)
6
3
1-17
1-17
(quar.)
Association,
Shulton,
25c
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Milk
Pfizer
1-
1-31
1-
15c
77ac
______
12-19
10c
(quar.)
3c
(quar.)
com.
12-31
Ltd. (s-a)
Corp. of America (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada—
1-10
59 %c
Rejection ^pst, Ltd.—
shs.
(final)
(About 8 7/10c
Amer.
4
1-13
Angeles)
E-xtra
12-20
1-25
$1.12 72
(quar.)—
(stock
Protective
25c
Bankers,
$1 preferred (quar.)
,,$1.40 prior preferred
;
Pet
1-
25c
Sheep Creek Mines,
.
Stock
1-20
12-27
(increased)
(F.
Shawmut
Rhodesian
1-20
1
I2 7ac
Water & Power,
47c
preferred A (quar.)
47a% preferred B (quar.)
12-19
2
50c
Chemical
(Los
Shawinigan
12-15
25c
(quar.)___
(quar.)_
&
Electric
2-
1-25
I
E.)
Leather
3
1-
'
Quarterly
Peoria & Bureau Valley RR.
Co.
(quar.)
2nd
(Walter
12-28
IOC
(Dallas)
—.—
12-13
2
1
25c
1
3-
50c
.__
1-
t28c
$$3
(s-a)
12-15
1-20
12-10
Sheraton
3-
Supply
1
87 72C
14c
National
12-16
1-
1
common
Trust, Ltd. (final)
Payment will amount to about
12-14
1-20
12-10
1-
35c
dividend
Shattuck
Ltd—
(auar.)
A
12-28
12-16
12-16
1
Long Island:
_____
Shatterproof Glass
12-15
5c
Chains
51.10
12-30
1
1
1-
37c
of
(John) & Co. (initial)
Shamrock Oil & Gas (quar.)
Sharon Steel (reduced)
1-16
30c
(quar.)
Guaranty
Canada,
1
5%
(quar.)^_
common
preferred
conv.
2-
30c
_______
dividend)_____
(stock
12-
11-
317»c
Sexton
12-21
5c
(s-a)
$1.12 7a
12-30
12-1*
Haven—•
B
conv.
Seton
6
12-28
$1.25
_u_
—
-i
Reinsurance-Corp. of N.
1-
2
60c
(increased)-
Inc.
Reliance
$1.15
3-
New
of
depositary sh., after deduction of charges.
Servel, Inc., $5.25 preferred (quar.)
12-14
3
3
10c
Selection
12-16
1-
1-
(quar.)
preferred
50c
12-16
6c
9
83 %C
1-30
12-19
Selas Corp. of America—
12-19
877ac
_L.:
(quar.)—
12-
—
12-31
877aC
(quar,)___
preferred
2
12-12
12-31
2%
preferred
1-
12-30
12-15
1-20
3
50c
dividend
Seismograph Service
1-16
1- 2
25c
(quar.)___
com.
3174C
25c
1-31
30c
Inc;
Regency
1-10
57c
1-16
Selck
Machinery—
preferred A
(quar.)
Corp. (Mass.) common
preferred (quar.)
5%
6
1-31
10c
of America,
1st
3
.
Class
-
dividend
1st
$3.50
1
1-25
12-15
1
1-
20c
12-30
Stock
■
(quar.)
convertible
1-
$$1.50
Stock
12-15
37* '
Hydraulic
$1.20
12-28
1
(Increased)
12-12
50c
(quar.)
t45c
Security Insurance Co.
11-30
IOC
-
•
14c
Securities
12-
$28c
Bearings Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
$1.10
Pa.)
1
—
Raybesios-Manhattan, Inc.
__
(Lebanon,
12-22
1-
*
1
1-
35c
1-20
1-11
1
12-
20c
2-24
12-30
12-
3
(quar,);;,<
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
5% preferred A (quar.)
$25C
12-29
1
3
1-
Extra
$40C
A
Racine
12-15
Co.
1-23
c
Haven)
(Phila.) —
12-22
$30c
12-22
12-
1-
(Inoreased-quar.)
1-13
12-22
1-10
12-28
42 7ac
(increased)__
(New
1-20
75c
1-28
■
Jewelers, Ltd., pfd. (s-a)
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (quar.),
Peoples Gas Light k Coke (quar.)
9
1-10
2%
30c
Bank
Bank
12-
(quar.)_:
__
National
30c
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.
__,
Credit
Peoples National Bank
R. T.
9
1-
National
12-16
3
$1.25
dividend)__
(quar.)
Bank
9
dividend
M.
&
Class
1
12-
Can
Stock
(M'e.)—
Co.
Voting common (quar.) '____
Non-voting common (quar.)
C.
R.
12-15
12-
Co.
National
1-
12-22
20c
Seattle-First
5
(s-a)
12-14
._
(quar.)_______d____'
(quar.)—
Railroad
—_______
Pennsylvania
R.
12-23
2
&
Second
1-
12-22
1-10
$1.5674
Seiberling Rubber, 47a7o
12-23
1-
Roebuck
Second
12-
12-15
1-10
(quar.)
(stock
common
12-15
3
12-29
25c
$1.18%
common
Extra
5
1-
(reduced)
12-29
_
preferred
1-25
3
12-
Corp.,
Holder»
Payable of Reo.
25c
Co.,
(quar.)
$1.50
,___
127ac
__
1-
50c
__
(Mass.)
Extra
12-23
3
Trust
10c
—
12-31
10c
_
12-
(quar.)
3
127aC
(quar.)
1-10
__________
com.
1-
$2
12-31
12 72
,
25c
,
tlOc
____
Sears
10c
57*
(quar.)
_
12-19
11-28
20c
377aC
•
3
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Radio
___
Pennsylvania Power & Light,
4.50%
preferred (quar.)_.
,
,•
(quar.).
Patterson (M. F.) Dental Supply Co.
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
Penman's, Ltd., common
(quar.)
1-
12-30
45c
.
12-30
12-30
5c
pfd.
Seagrave
8
1-
25c
,
12-
1-10
t22 7ac
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp. (stock dividend)
Patino of Canada, Ltd.
Patterson
$6.25
12-19
Power Co.
(quar.)____—
Quebec Telephone, 5% preferred (quar.)__—
5 7j% preferred (quar.)
Quemont Mining, Ltd. (final)
12-30
1-20
$1
(quar.)
12-15
3
Quebec
Quincy Mining Co.
1-10
(quar.)
Proof
Timber
common
Quincy
1-13
27*
Line—
Co.,
12-14
12-30
B
Oats
12-20
287ac
(quar.)__
3
1-
$1.75
lnc
preferred
1-
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-20
$1.50
and
Envelope (quar.)
Sulphur (quar.)
Eastern
preferred
Quaker
12-20
1-10
1c
A
pfd.
(quar.)
&
1-16
45c
_
Pulp
1-16
15c
(s-a)
class
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Finance
$1.1674
original
Telephone
12-30
$1.18%
_______
25C
;
A
1-16
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
$1.12 7a
.__
class
on
87c
12-19
$1.09
s_
T
preferred
$5
12-15
127aC
;
(quar.)
Corp.,
1-
1
&
dividend
Page-Hersey
47c
12-30
(s-a)
Stock
Parker
1-10
Rico
6 7c
preferred
Advertising
preferred
Paddington
12-30
(initial)
___.
$4.75
12-15
Assoc.,
Seaboard
Puritan
Sportswear
(initial)
.—,L'__
Pyle-National Co., common (quar.)
12-34
1-10
$1.41
:
__________
12-15
3
(quar.)—
Purity Stores (quar.)
12-30
1-10
$1.54
.
Light, common (increased)
Telephone & Telegraph, com. (quar.)
Pacific
1-10
$1.13
.____
3
1-
Corp.
65c
(reduced),
convertible
Pacific
Puerto
_____
___
(quar.)
Outdoor
12-19
3772C
.
____,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
Pacific
12-19
12-28
(quar.).
Express
orig. preferred
12-28
_
;
common
77c
$1
1-
Seaboard
49
When
share
12-10
$1
(quar.)
7%
Per
Name of Company
1
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
317»c
;
Lighting Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
$4.36
new
preferred
preferred
Publication
12-27
,
preferred
6.167c
12-30
of Rec.
1-
$1.06
North
preferred (quar.)
4.657c
(quar.)
Holders
Payable
77ac
Carolina (quar.)
of Oklahoma—
Service Co.
47c
Inc.—
preferred
of
Co.
When
Share
of Company
Service
4.24%
Pacific
(2653)
1-1
12- 6
30c
12-31
12-16;
15c
12-31
12-16
12-
1"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Standard
Dredging,
preferred
Financial
Corp.,
12c
(quar.)_
*tV
'fi
A
Kollsman
Oil
Standard
Co.
^
_
Industries
l4
■>n
•it
Standard
Radio,
Ltd.
Screw
(quar.)
Standard
Structural
Stanfields,
Class
Steel,
(s-a)_
B
12-28
12-12
4(4%
preferred
12-
5%
Exploration Co.
State
Fire
the
12-23
45c
1-
3
12-
1-
3
12-
1
&
A
12-30
12-
9
$1.30
State
Bank
75c
|
dividend
Stock
3Va%
(quar.)—
Lithograph,
5%
If
preferred
of
Co.
Payment
be
$0,129
about
the depositary
of
Transcontinental Gas
2
$2.55
preferred
Stepan Chemical
preferred
1-24
2
22-
9
—
.
Quarterly
10c
(Toronto)
1-
2
12-15
25c
——
1-
3
12-12
(quar.)
1-
$50c
_
12-15
3
&
Stevens
Markets,
5.90%
class
preferred
(quar.)
A
Class
B
Class
(initial)
5%
Transit, common
preferred (quar.)
prior
Twin
Coach
$1.50
12-
2
12-15
Union
4-
1
3-17
Co.,
convertible
Union
preferred
1-
1
1
12-20
Stock
12-20
1-
Bank
Union
(Los
dividend
Electric
$4.50
1-16
9 VaC
1-16
12-30
9 Vac
:
4-14
3-31
9 Vac
7-14
10-16
____——
$4
12-30
9 VaC
____
6-30
*5%
preferred
$3.70
(quar.)
Stop
if
if
Shop,
&
Strawbridge
5%
(S.)
Trust
Sunbeam
Sun
&
preferred
Canada,
Chemical
Drug
Sunrise
Co.
7-14
6-30
10-16
9-29
Union
Twist Drill
1
12-
1-
1
12-
8
1-
3
2-28
2-10
2-
Cities
6%
1
United
Corps, Ltd.,
2
12-16
12-29
12-23
United
Financial
Fuel
(quar.)
$1.40 pfd.
12-28
12-13
12-28
12-16
United
Gas
12-12
United
Gas
$1.12
1-
-
1-
5%
9
12-
1-
4(4%
United
Industrial
12-13
12-13
Extra
1-15
n
Sweets
Co,
of
$1.30
12-31
12-20
1-16
12-30
United
Merchants
10c
1-16
12-30
United
Molasses,
1-16
12-30
America
25c
12-29
12-15
1-15
12-15
40c
1-
+3c
12-31
20c
1-16
:
•.
»•*,
M
Swift
M
Switson
&
Company
(quar.)_
Industries,
———.——
Ltd.
Wayne
Symington
._
(quar.)_____
Corp.
<4
Talcott
♦>
Tamblyn (G.), Ltd. (quar.)
Tandy Corp.
;
Taylor Instrument
_____
-
$1
:___■
—_
Natural
12-16 "
1-
2
Gas
12-15
U.
12-12
U.
12-12
1-
3
12-15
1-
2
4.10%
Gas
Air
S.
Borax
S.
U.
12-15
2%
.-.
12-
12-28
Transmission—
preferred (quar.)
&
S.
S.
U.
B
1
$1.15
1-
1
12-
9
$1.16
1-
1
12-
9
U.
S.
Royalty
$1.16 V*
1-
1
12-
9
U.
S.
U S
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.22 ft
1-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.27%
5.12%
preferred
(quar.).;
$1.28
,
5(4%
preferred- (quar.)_
4.50% preferred (quar.)
4.72%
preferred
Texaco
Canada,
Texas
Gas
4.96%
Ltd.,
5.25%
$1.25
4%
preferred
Industries
70c
Thor
Stock
Thrift
$1.25
$1.50
(1959
Class
A
Tishman
Tobin
$$1
9
12-21
1-
9
Stock
1-20
12-31
1
12-15
Universal
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
12-30
12-22
1-
4(4%
2
12-17
Upjohn
31V»c
1-
1
12-15
Utah
1-
1
12-15
20c
1-
3
12-15
$1.25
12-30
12-15
_____
(initial)
com.
__;
(quar.)
Wood.
1
12-30
12-19
12-23
30c
1-
4
12-15
(quar.)___'_
$17 Vac
r 1-
1
12-10
$17 Vac
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
-
A
preferred,
Industries
(quar.)
1-
3
12-15
5%
12-31
12-14
1-15
12-31
1-31
12-29
12-19
1-20
12-19
30c
,
2-
1
1-
3
12-26
1-16
,
,1-
1-
1
12-23
1~
1
12-15
1-21
12-20
Valley Bank & Trust
40c
12-30
12-14
6
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
'
35c
$1.31 V4'
12-23
2%
6
1
1-
3
1-
1
12-
2
1-
1
12-
2
12-27
12-12
2%
25c
12-27
1-
1
1
1-
1
,75c
12-20
1-1
12-20
12-20
,25c
2-21
Uoc
2-1
I-
6
5-
1
4-
7
8-
1
4-
7
11-
1
10-
7
1-
1
12-12
n-
3
12-15,
40c
_____^J,L-
40C
Co.
s
•
;20c
,•
1-31
1-3-61
1%
15c
12-
4
12-
9
•
-^LLL^aLiLi.LLaL«
-
90c
;
1-13
1-3.1
■
1-31 '
;$i.50
(quar.)Lw
common
2
12-22
9
1-
12-27
Power—, ~L
..
•
iiL_i_4_'__L_i.,_a '
Service,
1-10
12-20
1-1
'•
81 V4c
(quar.')LLiL__:
32 Vac
•
•'
^
1-13
II-30
1-20
75c
(annual)
Industries, Ltd.,—
(quar,)
preferred
&
'•1-14
12-31
12-31
12-9
'
^Lyjl_LuaL_L-L-
$40c
1-
2
12-16
(quar.)_i^a^______a_L $$112 Va
A
(initial-quar. )_•_____- Vl*' 15c
1-
2
12-16
a
.
Lothrop,
___La_^^_
12-28
12-
7
$1.25
12-28
12-
7
$15c
1-16
12-30
$1.50
12-29
12-14
4%
<12-28
_L___
(monthly)—.'
&
Towne
Mfg.
Yellow
Cab
Co.,
(quar.)__
3
12-20
2-
1
1-20
V
v
.
'
1-
3
12-
1-
9
preferred
(quar.).
6%
preferred
2
12-20
37 VaC
1-31
1-10
37 Vac
4-29
4-19
20c
y
(quar.)
(quar.)
•
!
i
Quarterly
Quarterly
York
Research
Water Co.
(quar.)
Park
:
Curry
2-28
6-15
9-15
8-31
12-30
12-15
...
(quar.)..
&
7-10
3-15
5c
'
-
7-31
10c
(quar.)____
10c
10c
Batteries
Yosemite
•
37 Vac
preferred
6'L
,
6
1-
25C
37 VaC
____:
common——
6%
Yocam
12-
25c
.
*
Vale
1-31
8c
•75c
'.::
(quar.)_____
common
Jr.
1-31
2-15
•
2-15
(quar.)
(Wm.),
9
20c
.
Ltd.
12-
3
1-
$30c
(quar.)
preferred
12-12
12-16
8
1-
$1.06 Y*
...
12-23
2-
12-
r;1-15
__a——_
A
Wrigley
12-19
1-
12-30
$2
20c
Combing Corp. of Canada. Ltd. (quar.)
Woolson Spice, 6% preferred (quar.)
World Publishing
(stock dividend)__
12-19
12-28
8
"
'
■■'
•
9
12-17
12-
*
(quar.)___aa
•
1
1-
12-30
45c
•
Inc.
12-
'
:
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Industries, Inc;—
1st
9
1-10
12-31-
_________aLL_l:Li;' $1,06 V*
(quar.)__
York
Utility Appliance Corp.—
$1 conv. preferred (quar.)
1-
3
$1.25
'
6
12-12
12-
12-28
5c
;
6
1
1-
Wool
$0,356
dividend
1-
2-
■
Woodward
12-
30c
'
$1
'
4(4%
3
33c
__.
Co.
(John)
; Class
1-
9
2-1
9
75c
;
.
(s-a)-,__L_
pfd.
Wood-Mosaic, class
Class
B
(initial-quar.)
18C
&
: $1
$1.43%.
-
12-27
1-14
-50c
(monthly)
Alexander.'
Wood
...
2
25c
&
Wiser Oil
12-23
1-
10c
—___
(quar.)____
17VaC
(accum.)
,
25c
1-
3
12-
2
4%
1-
3
12-
2
(quar.)___
$1.12 Va
12-31
$1.06 V»
pfd. A
12-31
12-12
(Springfield,
Quarterly
Van
40c
37c
;
(quar.)
7 Vac
__________
5%
preferred A
12-12
12-15
Vendo
12-15
Ventures,
37 Vac
12-31
12-15
pfd.
1-10
12-15
Viau, Ltd.
4%
1-16
12-15
(quar.)
class
A
and
B)
3%
*
(stk.
12 Vac
divd.)
;
(quar.)___-___ra_r_
Mining of Nevada
20c
(reduced)___
(quar.)-
5%
-
;:
7c
47 Vac
12-31
1-
3
1-12
1-
12-15
5-31
12-13
2
1-
12-15
12-31
12-
9
3
12-15
12-16
1
Ltd.
1-16
2%
(stock dividend)
."
(quar.)
Inc.,
Corp.,
a—____—
12-30
12-21
12-31
(quar.)
1-
6
dividend
of
Class
non-cumulative
$3
preferred
preferred
12-14
Zeller's
1-31
1-16
4 Va %
1-31
1-16
class
2
12-20
7 Vac
1-3
12-30
12-30
12-15
$1.25
12-30
Zenith
Zenith
Waldorf Systems, Inc.
Class
A
extra
(quar.)L
on
(quar.)
12-30
Ltd.,
shares
Electric
Radio
_L
—
—
_
12-13
12-13
12-31
25c
.
class
one
B
1-10
12-
s
1-10
4
share
12-
£
for
held)___L
Supply,
Ltd.
$35c
2-
1
1-
:
$56 V4c
(quar.)
2-
1
-1
■
..
(quar.).
$4c
(quar.)-
1
(quar.)
12-21
12-30
40c
12-29
12-
!
50c
•Transfer
books
in
resident
1-2
not
closed
for
this dividend.
12-29
12-
!
Less
funds, tax deductible
15%rresident tax
"Y
Previously
12-15
British -income
10c
1-16
12-28
+ Payable
62Vzc
1-3-61
12-14
x
Less
tax.
published
and/or
in u;
Jamaica
date
record
S.
vr
was
date
;
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irtcorrect:
-
,,
:
•
Canadian
tax
.
a
date
common
2
2
1-16
Extra _;
.
....
of
common
preferred
y
15c
(quar,)
Walgreen Company—,""
Year-end
preferred
Co.,
(stock
21
$ Payable
Wakefield Company, 5%
11-
25c
12-15
$1.12 Va
—
1-15
75c
A_____
(quar.)
(quar.)___
1-
B
each
12-31
$20c
75c
$1.75
(quar.)___
common
common
Jewelry
10c
4
Company,
(quar.)
(quar.)
$25c
(quar.)
(s-a)
S.)
preferred
12-15
12-15
1-5
2-
$4.50
(J.
7%
$10c
Company
Viewlex
Vulcan
12-31
$1.25
Rubber
Extra
30C
(quar.)~II"
12-15
Zale
57c
(quar.)
Vanderbilt Tire &
3
1-
12-31
Youngstown Steel Door Co.
Industries, Inc.—
$2.28 conv. preferred (accum.)
Van Sciver (J. B.) Company—
12-31
12 VaC
;
Young
Mass.)—
;
Norman
Sic
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Witco. Chemical
12-23
25c
25c
dividend)
Bank
12-23-
1
9
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
25c
Co.—
on
9
1-
30C:
Light, common (quar.)
preferred series A (initial)-
Stock
1-
$2
(quar.)
Co.
Power
Utilities
12-
3%
new
common
Company
$1.28
1
7 Vac
(quar.)
(qu&r,)_
Pictures
Lens
12-
1-
1-16
^
12-
'
7 Vac
(quar.)
Extra
Univis
3
3-10
35c
class
Candle
Phblic
1-
1-
12-27
1
(quar.)
Electric
Wisconsin
40c
1
preferred
Universal
25c
a
Steel
Marlon,
9
1-16
12-16
11-
4-
-.3.60%' preferred
(quar.)r
6%
preferred
(quar.)
$1
(increased)
Tobacco,
preferred
1-
1
Leaf
Wisconsin
2
11-25
12 VaC
(quar.)
dividend
Universal
$1.24
(quar.)
series)
$1.20
(stock
Toronto-Dominion
Universal-Cyclops
31V.C
Realty & Construction
Packing
Tonopah
York)
Inc.
12-v 2
12-28
35C
12-
1-20
$1
common,
dividend
(New
Utilities,
48c
(quar.)
preferred
Tip Top Products
Co.
12-28
$1.12(4
:_
12-16
1
12-19
-1-16
35c
-
:
Stores
50c
(Boston),.
Trust
Winn-Dixie
12-
1-1
37 VaC
"
.40c
dividend
Industries,
12-22
Windsor
93 3/4 c
-
B
Co.,
S
' 8tock
1-16
1
12-13
$1.25
common
Williams-McWilliams
25c
87 Vac
1
1-
12-30
6c
(quar.)
(Stock
U
"II
preferred
Times-Morror
9
Trust
Baumer
2-16
7 Vac
Universal Container, class A
Universal
Controls
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investment,
Oil
12-
S.
5
preferred
1
1-
12-13
12-27
37 VaC
(quar.) —a_
(quar.)L_-
(quar.)
27 (4 c
(quar.)
9
j_
(quar.)
preferred
Tidewater
U.
$1.31 V*
dividend
4(4%
9
preferred
Will- &
12-
12-27
.
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4(4%
,
12-
$1.35
preferred
Tool
1
(quar.)_
12-
(quar.)
Thorofare-Markets
h
!
(annual)_
1
(quar.)
convertible
Power
1-
7%
8%
.
Thompson-Starrett Co.—
Mills
9
*'
._
Thomaston
12-
3
22V2C
(s-a)
Reclaiming (quar.)
Smelting Refining & Mining—
1-
preferred
Thomas
1
preferred
United
'
(quar.)
Thomas & Betts Co., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
v
preferred
9
(quar.)
'*
•
(quar.)
T
1
4(4%
12-
_
(quar.)
i
11
7c
Transihission—
Utilities
9
1-
3
12-19
12-30
40c
30c
(quar,)___L-iLi;12aLi
Company,
10c
1
Textiles, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
Textron, Inc., common
(quar.)
i
J.),
Oil
1
1-
12-30
1-16
3
(quar.)
2-
$1.75
(quar.)
70c
(quar.)__M.^
Common'
,
preferred
12-19
;
(quar.)—
Common
$4.25
*
12-30
45c
(quar,)
9
12-
1-16
(quar.)—
Common
3
3-
1-16
1
com.
common
preferred
10c
7%
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
5.40% preferred (quar.)
Texas & Pacific Ry.
Textile
12-
2nd
&
-
1-
12-31
1
2-
2-1
1-
Yards,
Inc.,
preferred
jr.
V
-
'2-
(quar.)Li___J_U_'_
5V\%
Stock
Stores,
Oil
3-20
12-
60c
:_____________'__a
Ltd.,
preferred
-$4.25
2-
10c
(quar.)
$1.18
(quar.)
6%
9
12-20
12-31
2-13
31 »/4c
.__
37 (4 c
(Md.) (quar.).
$1.12 Va
Electronics
12-30
$1.12(4
1-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4(4%
1
1
1-24
12-27
4-10.
12-15
i
(quar.)
Co.,
Union
Wilson
;
$1.31(4
5%
preferred (quar.)
Tenney Corp. (monthly)
Terminal-Hudson
9
9
Wieboldt
62(4c
Rubber
preferred
5.10%
>
(quar.)_^__
Playing Card (quar.)
U. S. Plywood Corp., common (quar.)_
3%% preferred A' (quar.)_
1
12-
Wichita
12-19
Corp.—
Guaranty
Co.,
(N.
1-
12-
12-19
$2.50
2
32 Vac
—
(quar.)
Motor
12-19
10c
S.
Lines
1-
,
B
12-28
1-10
1-
$1.25
Telegraph
(George),
Wilcox
;
-
(quar.)_
$1.06 V*
4.90%
:
&
Gypsum
$1.02%
___—
______
Union
12-28
$2.50,
1-13
$1.50
;
(quar.)
White
per
(quar.)
Foil, class A
S.
4.65%
tv
Chemical
Fidelity
preferred (quar.).
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred
4(4%
preferred
3'/4%
(quar.)
Conditionings-
preferred
Class
U.
lf-
& Canal Co.
-.-1
S.
U.
dividend
Tennessee
(quar.)
Jersey RR.
1
(quar.)
12-28
12-
2-
,
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)_____L_______,
Stock dividend_______—
'
,<
Pacific
4(4%
U.
15c
•
Lines
to
Corp. (quar.)
United Shoe Machinery, common
6 % ■ preferred (quar.)
3
Corporation—
New
United
3
1-31
prefei-red
.
25c
(quar.)
(final)—
approximately $.048
ordinary
1
series )y"(quar.)__'__
$10c
(interim)_____
Ltd.
Manufacturers
&
Quarterly
1-
;
1
—
depositary share free of British inc. tax
5
18c
(quar.)
Tennessee
Tennessee
Stock
Mines,
Ltd.
equal
pence
United
1-
t20c
(increased)—
12-
1
5
12-31
45c
______
$25c
(James), Inc.
Hill
Keno
Co.—
'
United
:
12-
12-15
3-
'
II-30
12-29
12-15
1-15
(quar.)-.
series),
$8
,
—
Y.)
Cos.
(1952
$1
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)__1___—
Inc.
N,
1
12-15
1-15
15c
(1955
,$3
75c
Rubber
37 (4 c
(Brooklyn,
a_.
20c
Swan
Swank,
1-
$1.06 lA
12-20
1-15
62 Vac
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common (quar.)
4% prior lien (quar.)
,
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar. )_^_
5% preferred (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)_^__J__i.__
9
12-30
—___
-
12-
12-19
12-30
$1.
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)^___—
Extra .____!—_____—
:
9
2
Quarterly
1-15
1-16
Bank
12-
1-
12-30
».;
Tablet & Stationery,
tU':Class
,
preferred
5%
.
$75c
37 (4 C
Improvement Co.— '
$25c
$2 Vac
(s-a>—
common
Ordinary (s-a)
Supronics Corp. (stock dividend)
Sussex Trust (Lewes, Del)
(s-a
(quar.)
(quar.)
United Illuminating
Co
8
11-30
2
12-19
$35c
—
preferred
Weston
,.1-31 '
1-
Gas
Westmoreland,. Inc.
•
(quar.)
12-15
3
12-28
12-30
$50c
______—___!
_
preferred
Western
"1-31
Calif, (stock div.)
12-19
35c
(quar.)
5
.12-16
2-15
2-15
9
(quar.)__
5%
12-16
12-29
12-
12-30
$$1
5%
,.12-20
$38c;'
Ltd.—
preferred
Corp.-
12-12
12-30
10c
$35c
—
3
A
(quar.)
preferred
Western
12-20
-$25c
3
L
;
(quar.)
preferred
9
12-14
12-29
(quar.)
of
Investments,
class
6%
Corp.
preferred
1st
12-
1
5
1-
-
common
1st
Natural
3r7(4c
LLl
United
1-
class A
Extra
Ry.,
2nd
5%
(quar.)J_:
Maryland
Western
1-
12-
,
5%
12-16
13 %c
3
10c
;_a________'
4%
/
(quar.).,;t.
& Telephone—
(increased
quar.)
.9
1-3
1-
12 VaC
__________________
Light
12-
25c
United Clay Mines
$1
-
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (1958 & 1959 series)
35c
(quar.)
Gas
(quar.)
1-
12-30
12-15
30c
■*.
____—______'
Massachusetts
12-30
1
Securities, common_y_-___
Western
30c
(quar.)
12-20
1-
__________
(quar.)
preferred
J7%
6 :■
40c
(quar.)__
Corp.
12-20
$1.10
—
(quar.)—
12-30
3
12-20
1-16
1-16
90c
___^
1-30
30c
5(4%
1-13
25c
pfd. A
dividend)——;
5%y
12-16
10c
$1.25
___
United
8
4%
-(s-a).
Supertest Petroleum, Ltd.,
1-
dividend)
A
Western
1-20
I-
1
1-16
$1.05
(quar.)..:
(annual)
Common
1-20
2-15
2-
40c
Artists
8
25c
—
Ltd.,
12-
1
25c
(s-a)__
J.)
1-
25c
—
___—______
12-15
12-31
15c
—
Propane,
RR.
$1.12 V2
$1.02 Va
,
(quar.j/i_^L_'
Surety
&
„5.20% preferred (quar.)
5%. preferred (quar.)—
•
1-20
2-15
(4 c
$12 (4c
12-16
Ltd., class A (quar.)_^__ai'
Insurance
Western
1-20
(quar.)
(quar.)__-
Fund
Superior
6%
7
2-15
12-30
'
11-28
87
3-31
dividend)—1——
common
$4.50
(stock
12-
6
12-15
____
Co.
preferred
Western
12-15
92 (4 c
4-14
-
(quar.)
Corp.,
3
2-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
(stock
'''
(N.
7%
12-15
1-16
(quar.)
of
Investment
—
(quar.)
(stock
Co.
1
12-28
(quar.)
Gas
Pacific
____.—
(quar.)
Company
Corp.
Common
12-16
45c
$1
Union
43 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
5%
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Union
—
common
Clothier,
&
preferred
Stroock
Sun
Inc.
Furniture
Storkline
Summit
t*
preferred
prior
1
$1.12 Vz
preferred
$3.50
Union
United
convertible preferred
5%
1-
32c
(quar.)
$.0095
Stokely-Van Camp Inc.,
1-
$10c
(quar.)
Cov common
preferred
9-29
Fuller Co.—
preferred
12-16
37(4c
(quar.)
Angeles)
L___
$.0095
1st
Electric
Western Grocers,
12-22
1
12-
1-3-61
•;
B
Casualty
Western
*
Class
2-11
12%
$.0095
7%
2
1-
1-16
10%
3c
'
.1
Baer &
1-
15c
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.
-
Western
62(4c
(quar.)
common
5
V
4(4%
Power,
preferred
12-16
12-30
40c
a
3
12-19
/ 9Vac
Stix,
12-14
1-20
2
7 VaC
(initial)
A
12-30
1-
3
3
12-
$1.50
(s-a)
pfd. (quar.) __—
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred C
(quar.)
___:
West Texas Utilities, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)—__
West Virginia Pulp &
Paper (quar )______
Westates Petroleum, 5%
preferred (quar.)_~
Western Carolina Telephone (quar.)
5
1-13
$1.12(4
11-
5
Co.—
title.
Penn
4.20%
12-13
12-22
1-
36y8c
~
A
Class
12-
1
1
56c
*■
Still-Man
1-
9
57c
._
12-31
67(4c
1-12
1-12
1-
changed to Allegheny Power System,
See dividend announcement under
Inc.
new
12-30
1-
Rapid
11-30
$$1.75
common
—
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
12-15
12-19
40c,
______
Electric
Penn
West
2-
10c
(quar.)
&
LloydS, Ltd.
Mfg., class A
1-13
1-20
dividend
Name
1-13
1
;
Jersey & Seashore RR.,
West
1-13
1
25c
12-15
—
Stewarts
1
2-
2-
62(4c
City
3
Textiles, common (quar. )_._
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) _________—___—
4Va%
2-
-
Twentieth Century-Fox Film (quar.)
208 South La Saile Street Corp. (quar.)____
1-
Stern
4(4%
pfd.
of New Jersey
2
12-28
7V2C
L
—
—
Kootenay Power & Light—
7%
preferred (quar.)
1-13
,
1-
12-30
15c
'
Trust (quar,)__
—-W
Stock
Corp.—
(quar.)„
1
62c
Management—___——
West
1-13
1
10c
12-30
1-13
1
La
$20c
Stern
Co.
pfd.
12-
12-14
10c
j;—
_________
Fargo Bank-American
West
1-13
1
2-
2-
25c
$2.70
3
3
31V4C
—__
_________
Extrtil
12-16
2-
25c
.__
Corp.,
9
11-
1
Wells
;
Forging
12-
50c
50c
(quar.)_—
Corp.
Wellington
12-29
63%c
7 (4c
Steel
Temper Corp., 4(4%
Trust
.
Twin
40c
1-17
$1.22(4
(quar.)_
Williams
.
Y.)—
;.—______—
Sterling Trusts
common
&
12-18
1-31
20c
$1.40
True
12-15
12-15
$1.49
Quarterly
12-29
12-15
1-4-61
$1.42(4
A
12-31
12-20
from net investment income and 48c
year-end from net securities profits)
12-15
$30c
.<
____
3
1
12-30
25c
i
(quar.)
Wellington Fund, lnc.___—
12-28
1-4-61
preferred
Class
9
preferred
$1.25
.
:—
Fixture Co.
&
Showcase
Welbilt
1-18
1-4-61
preferred
Transue
1
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Mills
11-
$1.12'/a
(quar.)_.
$5 preferred
Co.;
Motor
Knitting
Wayne
12-15
Co.—
(14c
5%
(quar.)—,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transportation Corp. of America—
11- 6
1
Waukesha
1-13
12-31
8c
:
12-15
12-16
2-
30c
(increased)
Clutch
&
Pharmaceutical
12-16
1-
$3.50
,
9
12-16
1-
$1.37 Va
—
12-
12-15
1-
20c
—
12-21
3
1-
10c
______
(quar.)
Brake
preferred
Weber
1-4-61
preferred
Tri-Continental
dividend)
(N.
25%
1-
$5.70
12-15
1-
Electric
Telephone
5%
$5.96
12-13
12-15
5%
Stephan Company (initial)
Sterling Brewers, Inc. (quar.)—
Sterling National Bank & Trust
2-
$5.60
12-13
12-27
12-30
Pictures
Bros.
11-
15c
(quar.)
____
Washington Natural Gas—__—-a
,
(quar.)__—____—
"
(stock
22(4c
(quar.)
$4.90
deposi¬
per
9
Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
2
share after deduction of the charges
tary
1'.
will
9
12-
:
12-
7 Va%
—
12-
3
dividend)—.—-—
12-
$60c
(final)
3
1-
(quar.)
12-13
$30c
Canada,
1-
$50c
-
(stock
Corp.
Corp.
RR.
4(4%
9
$25c
12-30
12-30
50%
Ltd. (quar.)
Steel Co. of Wales, Ltd., Ordinary
Corp.
(s-a)
(Jim)
Warren
9
12-
(quar.)
Trans-Lux
(quar.)
5(4%. pfd.
River
12-17
12-
3
$22(4c
$25c
12-27
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Bros.,
Steel
it
Stedman
5
3
(quar.)
35c
2%
"
dividend
1-
(quar.)
preferred
Baking Co.,
Warner
1
1-
(quar.)
preferred
6%
3
-
■
87VaC
—
—
(quar.)—
com.
60c
Stock
1-
2-
1-
<
—
preferred
Walter
Ward
1-16
$35c
37 Vac
,—._
I'roducts, class A (quar.)——
Productions (quar.)—
—
Disney
Warner
2-15
(quar.)_
Ware
12-15
$$1.12(4
,_
Corp. Fund—
Transamerica
common
on
preferred
Stecher-Tranug
■fJ
4(4%
Co.—
*
12-31
Walt
3
$60c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
|3tock dividend
12-30
1-16
(Boston)
Trust
&
Chemical
32 VaC
(accum.)——
participating preferred
Street
Stauffer
class
5%
1-16
1-
$50c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Trans-Canada
Guaranty Corp.—
12-15
1-16
$1
Finance,
Common
5%
stocks
B
12-12
Ltd.
——•—h-
____
Tiernan, Inc.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
)
•'
Worts,
&
Grove
Warner-Lambert
preferred
6
12-12
12-29
Quarterly
Walnut
'r
Gooderham
(Hiram)
Wallace &
Pa.)—
(Hazelton,
(quar.)
Trane Company—
(Quarterly payment including the new shs.
issued in payment of stock distribution)
12-31
9
Trust
2
3
1-
8%
&
12-12
12-31
35c
„
Annual
12-31
1-16
Bank
Traders
9
1-
$40c
dividend)__
(Miami) —
class
3
1-16
$30c
(stock
Casualty Co.
1-
5%
State
j)
Class
12V2C
—
on
12-28
9
50c
—
j*.
&
9
40c
-.
dividend
12-
12-
$15c
V
Stock
12-20
12-30
—
Corp., 50c conv. preferred (quar.)
State Bank (Albany, N. Y.)
(quar.)—______
State
1-10
30c
Starrett
M
Traders
(quar.)___——A
class
(s-a)
Stock
12-15
12-
When
Per
Name of Company,
Walker
12-15
40c
25c
—
—
dividend
12-30
1-
3
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Towmotor Corp.
(quar.)____
Trade Bank & Trust (N. Y.) —
12-19
$75c
$$1
(quar.)—.
2
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mfg.
11-
12-31
$40c
$15c
—
Manufacturing
$20c
:—
;
Ltd.,
B
Towle
1-16
__.—_____—:—-
Products
Home
Torrington
12-20
$20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Shares
Standard
Stanley
12-20
93%c
—
(quar.)_
—
12-28
12-30
Trusts
Works, Ltd., class A (accum.)
Ltd., 6% 1st pref. (quar.)
Monday, December 26, 1960
.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Participating
Torrington Company
12-19
(Ohio)—
preferred (quar.)
_
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd.
Standard
4
Star,
12-28
3%
divd.)
(stock
33/4%
"4
Iron
Toronto
$46c
(year-end)
Standard
General
Toronto
$46c
(year-end)
B
Toronto
2-17
12-19
12-31
18 %c
preferred
(quar.)_
Standard Holding Corp.—
Class
12-16
1
3-
40c
(quar.)
common
75c
Class
Name of Company
12-31
12-31
(special).
common
convertible
$1.60
Standard
When
Per
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
^ame of Company
,
at
the
'
.<
„
■
The
source.
Non¬
:■
".
j
,r...
corrected
1
\i
payment
is;indicated,here.,
IundS, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
tax.
"7 "t..
— •' ;"i
,
income
't
:
*
/
,r
Volume
192
Number 6015
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
largest
General Corporation and
Investment News
Continued
17,
from page 8
the
,
supplies
other
is engaged in the
toxic
hazardous
and
and Newark, N.J.
and
the
'PROCEEDS—Of
net
proceeds,
approximately
working capital and the balance used to retire bank
and
It
to
pay
portion of accounts payable.—V.
a
192,
also
.
Following
J.
C.
added
and other
is
stream
This
the
manufacture
of
acquisition, Mr. Bryant stated, will expand
the plastics field.—V. 192, p. 704.
in
,
Ohio
Bell
Telephone
Period End. Oct. 31—
As
1960—lO Mos—1959
$
Operating
revenues..:..
Operating
*• '-
*'
'
"
"-4
Net
' *
after
—V.
income
4,399,856
4,318,670
charges——
192,
21*3.
p.
iw
—
operating
v
..
;
40,388,248
Ohio
Oil Co.—To
Through
gasoline
and
ail
37,973,541
fuel
Raymond
A.
between
Ohio
all
oil
jobber
Ross,
Vice-President,
Sr.,
the
Ross
Ross
Oil
Grant
tnat
Oil
ar.
Corp.
in
H.
Ohio Oil Co. will
one of tne largest
Onio.
Young,
.
shareholders
.
.
Ohio
uad
agreement
,,
Oil
Ohio
and
entered
number
of
shares
disclosed.
Ross
which
of
Oil
distributes
in
the
■
-
.
are
stock
involved
;
,
in
.
the
,•
,
through 87 service stations,
greater Akron
..
.
.
about
not
•.
.
two-thirds
Mr.
Young
dling
Ohio
pliers
be
said
Oil's
have
of
operated
under
subsidiary.
organized
Ohio and
that
the
the
subsidiary
that
present
•!
1887,
of
one
new
products
and
its
"
in
area,
until
the
would
name
not
contracts
Ross
as
a
present
will
wholly-owned
Ohio
'
.
Oil
is
of
one
the
largest
sup¬
continue
•
Ohio
in
three
Ohi'o
refineries
Oil
is
it
discoveries, in
Illinois
in
Libya,
approximately
Michigan.
processes
in
active
stations
in
to
Oil
re¬
corporations
hoga
County,
Ohio.
V.
has
the
Edison
The
exploration
192,
refined
in
that
and
made
products
terminal
at
terminal
has
Oliver
of
crude
White
Company,
Brecksville,
Federal
-T
Net
Net
that
anticipated
that
be
continuing
a
cost-profit
makers,
Oliver
equipment
moderate
sales
will be
-•
;
"Unusually
the
increases
v>
ings rise.
in
replacement
farmer
problem
President
farm
for
and
White,
subsidiary
it
accompanied by a moderate
V •
•
; '
•
•
•
conditions
policies,
and
no
farmers
many
buying habits in replacement and
>■<
"Oliver
expects
markets
•such
competition
helping
"Too,
increase
to
not
may
abroad,"
be
Mr.
Latin
its
quite
White
Americans
Mr.
to
up
farms
overseas
of
U.
White
present
indication
revolutionary
to their usual
of
likely to revert
capital purchases."
in foreign markets in
are
new
sales
good
as
said.
generally
"Oliver will
because
continue to compete
develop
their
economies
could
be
a
real
action
and
to
reduce
construction
exporters'
equipment
risks
in
financing
manufacturers."
product engineering pTogram is being stepped
for high-efficiency, high-capacity equipment on
need
and increasing in size.
"We have
biggest program ever in sales assistance to dealers and
distributors and in expansion and improvement of service for farm and
construction equipment users," the Oliver President said.
"We expect
the result to be greater Oliver penetration in all of our markets."
decreasing in number
our
farm equipment plants at Battle Creek, Mich.; Charles
111., and South Bend, Ind., and markets and
services Oliver crawler tractors made in Cleveland.—V. 192, p. 1401.
Oliver operates
'City,
Iowa;
Otter
The
Dec.
of
15
first
Power
company,
filed
a
of
215
Co.—Proposes Bond Offering—
South
Cascade
St., Fergus Falls, Minn., on
the SEC covering $7,000,000
to be offered for public sale
registration statement with
series of 1991,
at competitive bidding.
The net proceeds from the sale of bonds will
be applied to payment of $4,134,000 of short-term bank loans incurred
in 1959 and 1960 as temporary financing for the company's construction
program
and to th$ future cost of the construction program.
The
company spent $11,500,000 in 1959 and 1960 for additions to its public
'utility properties and estimates that it will spend $4,500,000 for con¬
struction during 1961-1964.—V. 191, p. 2205. '
mortgage
bonds,
Pacific Power & Light Co.—Adds to
A
massive
electric
generator that
de¬
recovered
by stripping.
,
at Glenrock are adequate
of
capacity
for at
oil or pitch.
least
to
Mountain
state,
PP&L
the
first
time
in
Year's
New
Eve
contrasted
1886.—V.
of
Telegraph
&
192,
With
of
the
$
$
9,341,803
8,578,094
15,248,515
15,105,150
150,183,591
140,287,421
12,500,043
12,603,447
125,972,546
118,211,251
927,882,304 849,200,191
53,469,404 556,050,419 512,688,186
120,727,000 111,682,000
100,921,294
84,542,584
19
underwriters
of
class
A
stock
A
as
the
from
three
from
stock
have
the
selling
severally
•
agreed
and
company
stockholders.
to
50,000
The
3,031,000,000
increase
in
of
the
a
has
L.
the
and
F.
number
severally
&
of
shares
to
agreed
Rothschild
Paine,
of
class
purchase
Co.—,
Webber, Jackson
Stone & Co.
&
are
LP-Gas
10%
domestic
for
W.
D.
Pressprich
II.
Blair
—V.
192,
&
&
&
market
the
and
use
domestic
The
fuel
sale
of
of
emphasis
to
Sales
about
of
Net
-
University
Avenues,
which
proceeds
loans
is
205,180
the
stock.
President,
the
debentures
of
same
new
51.5%
electronic
and
$500,000
Siegel,
basis,
President
Paramount
in
it
officials
3,000
of
as
a
San
The
ceramic
Capacity—
doubles the capacity of Wyoming s
Division's
20,000
development
Arbor,
said
another
through
by
covering
1975,
to
be
by
A.
J.
Hogle
underwriting terms
be
used
to
discharge
balance-# added
to
10%
is
owned
55.9%
own
by
other
the
of
out¬
to
Dec.
on
manufacturing
Paramount
Division
ferrite
and
of
Conductron
semi-conductor
will
conduct
materials
-
research
with
electro¬
nine
to
be
leased
Division
to
is
a
10,000 to
Professor Siegel
to
operate a new
Coriductron.
by
formed
be
said
that
"many
hundreds
of
thousands of
is
the
type
of
research
and
development
University is trying to attract to Ann Arbor and
he
said.
"We
are
basic research which
In
dollars
of
pleased
has been
to
that
note
conducted here,"
activity
the
to
this
is
which
State
the
of
the
Michi¬
outgrowth
of
he added.
the
meantime, Professor Siegel said his Division expects to obtain
S. Defense contracts, adding that no such contract has so far been
U.
awarded.
Conductron
covery.
was
first got organized as the result of an accidental dis¬
University of Michigan researchers at the Radiation Laboratory
doing
Lunar
discovered.
erties"
thought
Professor Siegel
to
products.
the
in
Lumar
the
when
research
The
research
be
the
on
an
team
unusual
has
been
when
moon
the
semi-conductor
material
"develop prop¬
material was discovered,
trying
to
said.
Semi-conductors
research
theoretical
was
up
of
heating
6%
estimated
an
1959
largest
result
lift
to
a
truck
market, although
industrial
trucks,
farm
other
stationary
engines,
local
and
miscellaneous
and
truck
result
plants
by
Industrial
uses
expansion
in
gas
noticeable
a
supplying
the
in
gallons.
natural
of
somewhat
demands
secondary
remained
uses
the
of
of
recovery
of
this
increase
in
Federal
crude
oil
in¬
in
1960
kept
with
pace
the
increased
demand
of production facilities, including new plants, and
from existing plants.
Thirty-nine new gasoline plants
plant
expansions
States
by
completed
were
during
3,200,000
the
and
placed
increase
to
year
stream
on
daily
in
production
gallons.
Preston Moss Fund, Inc,—Files for
Preston
Moss
Fund,
Inc.,
24
statement
registration
with
the
the
Federal
SEC
thereof.
value
No
Boston,
19,
Dec.
of capital stock,
shares
Offering—
Street,
on
to be
Mass.,
1960,
underwriting
filed
seeking
for
offered
a
regis¬
sale
involved.—V.
is
public
190,
2662.
has
company
for
called
sinking
4%
redemption
fund debentures
on
Jan.
due Dec.
1961,
16,
1,
1962
all
at
of
its
100V*%.
Service Co. of North Carolina—Private Place¬
tutional
corporation has completed the sale to insti¬
investors
of
120,000 shares of cumulative pre¬
series of 1960, par $25; it was an¬
nounced on Dec. 20.
The First Boston Corp. acted as
agent for the company in the sale.
ferred
stock, 53A%
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
short-term
repay
and
add
to
to
debt
from
the
which
general
construction.—V.
sale
the
of
incurred
was
which in
funds,
will
shares
for
turn
be
construction
will
used
be
to-
used
purposes
for
future
192,, p. 2063.
Pullman Inc.—Executive
Pullman-Standard
uses
Siegel
when
aspect
both of the Radiation
is
the
are
in
one
radio
of
Dr.
T.
and
the
material
B.
A.
Laboratory.—V. 192,
many
other
researchers
was
Division
of
Appointment—
Pullman
has
Inc.
announced
the
ap¬
pointment, effective Jan. 1, of Robert F. Bogan as Manager, Industrial
Marketing. In his new post, Mr. Bogan will direct a group of company
industrial representatives in working with the railroads and shippers
in determining needs for new and improved railway freight equipment
designs.
In
establishing the new department, Pullman-Standard is
recognizing the rapidly increasing demands of the transportation in¬
dustry for special devices to reduce damage and cut costs of materials
handling and shipping.—V. 152, p. 1753.
uncovered.
Senior
p.
and
who
Inc.—Files for Offering—
Real Estate Market Place,
commercial
were
tration
statement
class
of
The
properties
Sixth
1422
the
with
A
intends
company
interests
and
SEC
Dec.
on
stock
common
and
to
50
Calif.,
filed
regis¬
a
20,
1960,
covering 50,000
shares of class B common
various and
sundry
real
total value of $1,290,300 by
acquire
with
therein
Diego,
San
Avenue,
a
exchanging 12,903 shares of said class A stock in accordance with
pre-incorporation subscription agreements previously executed. It also
may
acquire other real property and interests therein in exchange
for
all
being
with
or
shares
The
to
balance
the
of
class
A
stock
common
Class B stock will be sold for $5,000 in accordance
previously executed.
The balance of the class A
agreements
is
offered
be
to
are
writing
the
of
part
any
registered.
like
for
public sale at $100
per
share.
No
under¬
involved.
>
organized under California law
was
company
in November 1960
develop, manage, sell, exchange, and otherwise deal in
real estate, both improved and unimproved,
initially within the ter¬
ritorial
limits
of
the
United
States
and
its possessions.
According
to the prospectus, the great majority of class A stock being registered
will be offered
in
exchange for real property and interests therein.
In order to obtain additional capital to operate the company, it will
be
necessary
to sell,
exchange, lease,
rent,
mortgage or otherwise
hypothecate certain of the properties or interests therein received
from this offering.
The prospectus states that additional funds may
be
obtained
from
loans
or
the
sale
of
additional
capital stock or
acquire,
securities.
ments
the
Unless
and
real
proceeds
tained
as
to
the
and
company
has income from
its
invest¬
stock
above
costs
the
ownerships and developments,
a
portion of
sale and of capital which may be ob¬
the
described
pay
organization
until
and
estate
from
from
the
proceeds of the offering will be
incidential to the company's
expenditures
and
operations.
Richard
Reno
R.
is
listed
President.
as
doing
Others
involved
William
Fensler,
2123.
Republic Steel
Following
Charles
the
Peoples Natural Gas Co.—Acquisition Proposed—
of
firm
shares
used
have
Professor
of
the
the
There
was
continued
activity
in
increasing underground
storage
capacity, and in certain specific instances the industry
is turning
to
refrigerated storage.
Significant advances in transportation were
noted, including larger capacity highway transports, larger rail tank
cars, and new pipelines devoted entirely to LP-Gas.—V.
192, p. 1858.
stock.
-
developments will be produced in
plant
contracts each year will be- given to the
University."
University of Michigan President Harlan Hatcher informed the State's
Board of Regents of the new Conductron setup.
"This
still
is
cooking, water
agricultural uses.
for
subsidiary,
research
gan,"
increase
are
increase
heating,
1959—871,000,000
Use
production
United
capacity
This
Conductron
he
to
esti¬
an
expansion
the
by Professor Keeve M.
Conductron is a subsidiary of
Corp.
through
another
Corp.,
industry
operation on an
into
go
professor of electrical engineering and director of the University
Michigan Radiation Laboratory. While Conductron will do much of
research,
up
19
a
its
19.5%
customers
sales
fuel
use
offset
asphalt
recovery
Public
large-scale facility that will employ several hundred persons to start.
Professor Siegel, who will act as director of the Ann Arbor
Division,
is
were
gallons.
Again
this year,
with
the
total
industry
the
industrial
other
the
as
was
program.
ment—The
Calif.,
15
due
the
and
Mich.,
announced
research
foot
square
home
uses
Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg or Vancouver.
Diego,
Dec.
and
and
group
Conductron
Pictures
unusual
7%
Payment will be made at the Royal Bank of Canada in Halifax, Quebec,
2521.
p.
Ann
was
Autometric Corp.
The new Ann
Arbor
on
an
consumed
increased
Provincial Transport Co.—To Redeem Debentures—
2,000
headed
will
additional
an
research
organized
LP-Gas
which
,
The
Paramount Pictures Corp.—Sub. Forms Division—
being
manufacturing,
include
significantly in 1960 due to maintenance of existing misclble
recovery
programs
and the beginning of large new projects,
gives strong indication of substantial future gains in this category.
better
primarily for making real estate loans.
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
of 5%
preferred stock, $1 par, and 361,740 shares of
Of
the outstanding
common
stock, Nels G. Severin,
standing preferred.—V. 191,
immediate
again
estimated
used
officials. " Management
is
An
pace
of
1960
industrial
in
as
this
LP-Gas
certain
owns
sales
chemicals
The fastest growing use for LP-Gas motor
on
for
decreased
outstanding
mortgage servicing firm, the primary busi¬
arranging and servicing real estate loans.
of
amount
and
to
shares
common
a
sale
the
in
addition
as
obtaining,
the
of
working capital
In
sale
acts
company
of
ness
kept
motor
engines,
LP-Gas
but
This
10,000
10,000
-
The
chemical
noc
various
the
in
high
irrigation
of
year.
operations.
25,000
through underwriters
The interest rate, public offering price
be supplied by amendment.
Co.
are
public
for
be
remains
tractors,
asset
-
a
for
for
plus
uses,
to
net
t_
and
par-
1960
petrochemicals,
this
commercial
short
The
LP-Gas
LP-Gas
for
rubber,
commercial
943,000,000 gallons.
continues
in
does
4,328,000,000
fell
sales.
at
each
Co.—Proposes Offering—
5th
of
company
in
propane)
manufacture
industry
and
sales
LP-Gas
and
other
This
to
gain
Domestic
for
p.-
Curtis
Co.—
Inc..
Palomar Mortgage
This
1959,
the
increasing
buy
2510.
p.
shares
...30,000
Co.—
Co.,
10,350
aggregate
an
gallons.
commercial
20,000
Hayden,
R.
and
markets
synthetic
domestic
above
and
although
1958.
over
1959.'
of
550,000,000
sales
of
for
the
in
consumed
were
over
follows;
as
(butane
gas
increase
growth
gallons
20%
of
which
or
Co.—Industry Review—
material
raw
tration
stock
A
acquire,
share,
per
1959
manufacture
approximately
shares
of
names
of
assets
2218.
petroleum
over
greatest
and
1915.
shares
to
proposes
par value $100
185^ p.
phase
taxes--
p.
the
all
creased
'
88,947,648
11,795,000
acquire
including bank notes which, at
In this connection Peoples
proposes
Consolidated
continuing
LP-Gas
showed
highway
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$
to
a
consumption
Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$1,035,000. The shares
Union to its stockholders
by
proposes
to
an
estimated. 9,860,000,000
gallons,
year-end; review of the LP-Gas industry by W. F,
F. Dyer and Geo. R. Benz of Phillips Petroleum Company.
Bartlesville, Okla..
total of
develop¬
liquefied
10.5%
50
gas,
taxes—
underwriter
Shelbyville,
Tail
Rocky
has
Co>p.—-Additional
class
were
<
the
of
magnetic properties.
but
growing
said Oliver's
are
is
Wyo.,
sub-bituminous
58,062,738
12,862,000
underwriters
1961
of
business could contribute substantially to the foreign
farm
S.
the
meet
that
instituted
Glenrock,
The
reserves
be fueled with
UNDERWRITERS—The
30,000
of
of
government
business
coal
of
expenses.....
Dec.
A
stimulant.
long-term
The
400,000-kilowatts
can
operating income
charges.
.
successfully in such overseas markets as Australia and Latin America
through our own facilities there. Increasing U. S. Government interest
in
north
plant.
Financing Details—Our issue
reported the offering on Dec. 16 of 80,000
shares of this firm's $1 par class A stock.
Additional
financing details follow: " ;
earn¬
.
whose company> now operates as a wholly-owned, separate
of The White Motor Co., Cleveland.
"With a hope for more
farm
new
field
95,515,056
income
Pall
likely
but
bad
weather
normal
gen¬
con¬
is
said,
spring weather, low commodity price levels, and
uncertainty of future government policies contributed to a 'wait-andsee'
attitude on
equipment buying by-many ■ farmers in 1960," said
Mr.
interconnected
distributed
liabilities
Petroleum
of
according
DeVoe, A.
»
revenues......
192,
bank
increases
-
will
total
sell,, and
Phillips
50th
to'life, the electrical
transmission
network
serving
the
its
capital stock,
increased
largest
hummed
power
thick.
after
of
capital
outlay should account for a 5 to 10% rise in
agricultural equipment sales the coming year.
He
pointed
to
expected
pickups
in highway
construction and in
•industrial, school, church, and home building as contributing factors to
probable similar increases in crawler tractor and other construction
equipment sales.
There
for
operating
offered
•
said
the
the
is
'
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
$1,100,000 of subordinated convertible
debentures
new
of
which
1
$
Cuya¬
retail
struction
feet
coal
the
Light reports coal
Period End. Oct. 31—
&
Mr.
highlight
a
company,
output with a 100-kilowatt plant at Laramie in
Wyoming territory.
The tiny generator was the first
installed west of the Mississippi.
The light brightened
Murch
Farm
and
construction
equipment markets should show moderate
improvement in sales and earnings in 1961 over the past year, Samuel
W. White, Jr., new President of Oliver Corp., said in a statement on
Dec. 14, and'Oliver expects to gain an increased share of the
improving
buying and
was
increases
f
.
.
visible
all
$1,035,000,—V.
Sales
Platte.
a
Wyoming
unit
Telephone
Operating
Operating
filed
,1
indus¬
North
be
Peoples
coal
17-story building, and has
for miles along nearby
U. S.
as
unit
the
and
of
LP-Gas
outstanding
Corp.—Forecast—
markets.
large-scale
along
significance of the $42,000,000 Dave Johnston
cattle-town
Pacific
a marketing office at Parma,
capacity of 8 million gallons.—
a
issue
Shares
amount
has
1818.
p.
other
located
will
dissolve.
assume
Peoples*
field,
Ohio4 and recently opened
Brecksville
for
sub-bituminous
1199.
p.
North .Afraca.
new
&
economy
then
system
and
a
base
and
Northwest.
PP&L's
40
to
and
foreign
Speedway 79 stations in operation.
Another
wholly-owned subsidiary,
Marathon
Pipe
Line
operates 4,000 miles of pipe lines in 11 states.
Oil
25
was
•
Ohio
the
and
value
deposits
stock
will
Sept. 30, 1960, amounted to $88,050.
growth
The
company
and a subsidiary market under the Marathon and
Speedway 79 brand names in Michigan, and under Marathon in Ohio.
Indiana,
Illinois,, Kentucky and Wisconsin.
There
are
about
3,500
Marathon
of
200,000-kilowatt
what
nation's, major integrated oil companies.
subsidiary,
a
to
in
han¬
commence
with
company
With, headquarters at Findlay, in the northwestern
part of the state,
the company produces about 110,000 barrels of crude oil
daily in most
of
the major oil-producing areas of the United States and Canada.
With
an
that
Marathon
terminated,
become
Union
Union
in
future.
The
lor
—V.
said
taconite
is the largest in
$200,000,000 invested
see
Consolidated
and
construction
project
will
mineral
Pacific
also
Ohio.
Ross
taconite
of
will issue and sell to Union 23,000 shares of
Consolidated's capital stock,
par value $10 per share.
For purposes of the plan these shares were
valued at $45 per share or an aggregate value of
transmission
large
a
conducted
mated
arc
Other
Mr.
into
state.
noting the
and an 800,000-gallon bulk plant
approximtaely 23 million gallons of
gasoline and home heating oil .will be handled by the Ross organization
this year, operating in
Summit, Medina, Wayne and Portage Counties,
Akron.
at
a
years.
100,000-kilowatt
furnaces
into
was
the
under
now
is
comparatively small gas utility company whose operations
entirely in the State of Pennsylvania (in portions of the
Lawrence, Mercer, Venego and Butler). It has 4,441 shares
of stock outstanding, of which 4,436 shares are
held by Oil City Na¬
tional Lank and others, as
trustees, and the remaining five shares by
one
of the beneficiaries of the trust.
Under the proposal, Consolidated
electri¬
Corporation's
mill
addition,
rises as high
the
in
The plant
Oil.
transaction
Union
are
Counties
Hickey,
high-capacity
a
Steel
that
landmark
fire
Oil,
The
the
three
will
the
Power
to
through this exchange of shares, will for the first time
have a subsidiary with an established
marketing organization in the
metropolitan Akron area.
"
,
S.
station
Pacific
the
marketing
been
told
J,
intensive
of the Union Heat &
Light Co.; and the Commission
an
order giving interested
persons until Dec.
28, 1960, to
hearing thereon, it was announced on Dec. 15.
a
Pool.
ment
stock,
Corp.
common
of
organizations
and
announced
of
of
stock
the
McClung
Joseph
to
5}
liabilities
issued
plant is linked with the Northwest Power Pool, lying to the west
circuits of Montana, and also the five-state Rocky Mountain
years.
,
Acquire—
exchange
of
said
Casper,
flowed
posits
its
proposed
a
acquire
growth
power
In
shortly
in
build
concentrating
Development of a new
paralleled construction of
38,021,058
V
state
second
of
Power
.
41,034,982
3,918,594
"
..
:
3,994,244
U.
serve
next
man-made
the
The
via
25,232,783
23,935,888 245,816,382 234,297,738
14,544,205
14,181,881 143,647,847 138,401,948
Federal income taxes...
4,500,945.,
4,104,304
41,773,601
39,943,774
Other operating taxes__ v
1,787,777
1,655,459: 19,359,952
17,930,958
Net
rapid
erating capacity of the entire state by 26%.
When the first generator
went on the line in September, 1958, the single unit boosted the state's
capacity by 50%.
«j»
expenses....
-
will
PP&L
extensive
power
of
a
energy
Co.—Earnings—.
1960—Month—1959
'■
••
the
east
moso
.
che
electric, utility
activity
of
scope
average,"
Wyoming's Gov,
the
Highway 20.
Start-up
for commercial operation
anniversary of the Portland, Ore,-based
products^
molded
the
.
in
new
become
injection
national
program
the
operations
The
the regular quarterly meeting of the board of directors,
Bryant, Chairman, announced- the acquisition of all the
stock of Gulfsfcream Plastics, Inc., of Hialeah, Fla. .Gulfin
the
credited
He
expansion
during
predicted
trial
Rubber Corp.—Acquires—
engaged
twice
Wyoming.
state
reserves
loans
Herbert
outstanding
another
of
western
the
River
O'Sullivan
provides
by Wyoming industry, including oil well and pipe line pumping
and new uranium mining and milling and chemical in¬
industrial
2224.
p.
plant
refineries,
He
will be
than
executive
McClung announced
line
during 1961
tomining and iron ore
*,' ' '
half
steam-electric
dustries.
collection and
wastes.
J
Johnston
generating capacity to help supply the new power
industries of the Rocky Mountain region.
our Wyoming system have been
increasing at a rate
on
more
utility
fication
the
request
expanding
of plant visitors that included
The
complete line of radiation protection services. The company's
is in Pleasanton, Calif., and maintains additional facilities
a
Cowell, Calif.,
to
and
Dave
for
loads
is
group
plant
main
in
Engineering Co.
radioactive
of
has
company's
that
Offered
offering of 30,000 shares of the 33.30 par com¬
stock of this company at $10 per share was made on
Dec. 15 by Walter C. Gorey & Co., of San Francisco.
of
Dec.
on
McClung, PP&L President, reported the $18,000,000 addition to
100,000 kilowatts of
mon
BUSINESS—Nuclear
R.
requirements
—Public
disposal
placed in service in Casper formally
was
1960.
D.
"Power
Nuclear Engineering Co., Inc.—Common Stock
station
power
(2655)
•'
Consolidated
Natural Gas Co.,
a
New York holding company, has
joined with its subsidiary, the Peoples Natural Gas Co., of Pittsburgh,
Pa., in the filing of a proposal with the SEC under the Holding Com¬
pany Act for the acquisition by Peoples of the assets and assumption
M.
Board
White,
the
regular
White
and
—Executive Changesmonthly
announced
Chief
on
Executive
meeting
of
the
board
Dec. 20 his retirement
Officer
of
Republic
as
of
directors,
Chairman
Steel
Corp.
of
Mr.
has been succeeded as Chief
Executive Officer of the company by Thomas F. Patton, who will con¬
tinue as President.
The position of Chairman of the Board has been
abolished.
Mr. White will continue as a director of the company and
in
who
is
approaching the age of 70,
recognition of his great contribution
to Republic's success has been
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2656)
.
Monday, December 26, 1960
.
.
>■»
designated Honorary Chairman of the Board. Arrangements have been
made whereby he will render consulting and advisory service
to the
company.—V. 192, p. 2372.
Corp.—Exempted—
Research Investing
The
SEC
declaring
issued
has
Price
Rowe
order
an
under
the
Investment
Ind.,
this corporation, Indianapolis,
company.—V. 192, p. 2372.
that
investment
an
The SEC has issued
an
Act
to be
announced on Dec. 15,
Price New Horizons
V
ft
of
excess
1% .—V.
192,
2372.
p.
the
for
Company
the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 1960 registered sub¬
volume and receivables outstanding in its traditional
as well as in the new credit card operation, Paul
stantial
gains in
finance
y
16ft'.
Menzies, stated
mately
Mr.
mailed
Appleby, President, announced on Dec.
Consolidated
for
income
net
the
year
13 in the annual report,
amounted to $7,916,616 com¬
with $7,935,624 for the year ended Sent. 30. 1959.
after
preferred dividends amounted to $1.40 a share on
846 .shares
of
common
stock
outstanding at Sept. 30
pared
Net income
the 4,856,last.
This
with $1.47 a share on tne 4,7t>3,4i0 snares outstanding a
year ee.rlier.
Higher preferred dividend requirements and an increase
in shares outstanding, resulting from payment of a 2% stock dividend,
accounted for
the
decrease
in
earnings per
common snare.
"Gross
income
was
up
$9,317,647 over 1959," Mr. Appleby said,
"Although there was an improvement in operating expenses of our
conventional finance operations, an increase in the loss provision and
compares
V,
a
ft>
payments offset the higher gross income.'
Volume during fiscal 1960 amounted to $521,764,791 compared with
$442,691,180
in
the preceding year.
Personal loans accounted for
$344,918,845 compared with $324,552,759 for the year before.
Business
written in saW contracts was $121,687,108 compared with $116,340,895 for fiscal 1959.
Volume in the credit card operation amounted to
$55,158,838 as compared with $1,797,526 in the prior year when this
operation was just starting.
Receivables outstanding at Sept. 30 last were $357,833,958 compared
with $295,182,591 a year earlier.
Personal loans outstanding accounted
for
$240,493,651,
sales receivables were $83,116,289 and credit card
receivables were $34,224,018.
The company opened or purchased 43 new offices in 1960, bringing
its total at Sept. 30 to 587 offices located in 466 cities in 45 states
and four Canadian provinces.
"The
major emphasis during the year was in establishing the in¬
ternational Credit Card on a large scale," Mr. Appleby sa.'J.
This
was
accomplished and in October, 1960. the operation became profit¬
able."
The plan is now in operation in 17 states and two Canadian
interest
higher
>i>
ft
4:
if
•f
ft
(I.
!i
v.
ft
;!
ft
•
ft
business is indicated for 1960 in each of our majordivisions; that is, finance, credit cards and insurance," the President
commented.
"The
gains will occur more in existing offices where
volume
increases
can be
translated rather quickly into net income
ill
to borrow funds seem to have topped out
favorable in the year ahead.
This should
constructive effect on profit margins," he concluded.—V. 192,
rates which we pay
are
likely to be more
Money
ft
and
have
ft
a
801.
p.
ft-
jft
■
.
Rubber
Seiberling
lit
Pursuant
if
1961
in
[4
extends.
lull
business
ft
Co.—Executive's Remarks—
prospering this year despite the
will continue to thrive at a record pace
far into the new calendar the cunent
economic slowdown,
regardless of how
,
to
in
Seiberling Rubber Co. Plastics Division.
"This recession the country is slumping through won t be noticed
when the plastics industry closes
its books on 1960," says Harry M.
Zimmerman.
"We're having a big year.
.
So
if
ft
ft.
the head of the
says
_
ft;
whether a recovery occurs in
until Summer, the momentum of our industry
a
10ft gain in volume over this year."
next
"And
takes
least
t
u
the future of his
1961."
of
than
more
„„„
division, founded just six years ago as a manu¬
polyvinyl chloride, has a product line today which includes
a
dozen categories of
plastic. Mr. Zimmerman^says the
Seiberling
The
facturer
-if
about
optimistic
more
^
a
in
business
ft
even
the Spring or it
should produce at
large-volume producer of tailor-made plastic sheeting
fabrication
into end uses.
"We look for a 30ft
increase in
plant,
for
ft
M
is
Zimmerman
Mr.
own
ft
year,
of Newcomerstown, has
in mid-1959.
"Plastics
are
leading today's product revolution," says Mr. Zim¬
merman.
"They're invading markets never before thought possible,
plant, located in the central Ohio community
been outgrown although it was doubled in size
«
■1
tl
ft.
of their phenomenal behavior.
they are showing more versatility, greater economies,
in their battle with metals, woods, fabrics and glass.
"With new production techniques and material refinements cropping
"Eea'n
ft
It
year
the
regularly
up
each
for
"And
all of
Southern
of
the
is
performance
new
and
development,
the
'
"There
may
styling capabilities are unlimited.
industry and the consumer stand
immediate
the
short
Nothing
up.
concern
by
executive
of
the
general
The
some
manager
of
says total produc¬
next year "will almost
1955, the year Seiberling
the Seiberling division
double"
synthetic plastic and resin material
the 3.7 billion pounds marked up in
entered
the
of
industry—is consuming its larg¬
There are more than 300
plastic components in the 1961 cars, he says.
"What's
more
important, there are 22 pounds of plastic in the
Biggest plastics customer—the auto
n
volume
est
ever,
Mr.
Zimmerman
car,
150 pounds of metal."
like these
that spark Mr.
only
not
he
trenched,"
enthusiasm.
and buses
of plastic
plumbing replace metal pipes in new homes.
plastics fabrication of trucks, trailers
the food industry lean heavily on packages
swing
to heavy
see
you'll see
Zimmerman s
getting our foot in the door, we're becoming en¬
"Next year you'll see the transportation industry
says.
you'll
plastic
.
.
EARNINGS—The
on
have
financial
.
.
this rapid development, Mr. Zimmerman says, are the
dollar plants, the chemical centers, the research labs,
warehouses which lately have carried the theme of plastics
industry press announcements.
"Everywhere it's growth and expansion in our industry.
The rate
of
capital expenditures is high to keep production, capacity ahead
the
million
giant
demand.
of
.
a
lot of
this has been going on in the last few months,
business pace otherwise has been going at a crawl.
unquestionably
are
enjoying their greatest acceptance.
expect the surge to continue in 1961 without a hitch."—V. 191,
"Plastics
a
31,
months ended May
of
DIVIDENDS—The
each
stock
of
the
since
year
stock,
the
com¬
paid
,
ft
dividends
cash
its
on
ft
-
payable Dec.
stock,
dividend of 20c cash and 1ft
to stockholders of record Dec. 9, 1960.
1960,
28,
without
1,000,000 shares of authorized
620,498 shares are out¬
has
company
value,
par
which
of
(including 2,981 shares reserved for redemption of outstand¬
ing scrip certificates! as Sept. 30, 1960, and $175,000 of 4ft convertible
notes due Jan. 1, 1966.
The notes are privately held.—V. 192, p. 2372.
standing
Southern New England Telephone
Co.—Earnings—
1960—10 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Oct. 31—
$
$
11,601,358
10,947,022
112,345,977
Operating
revenues
Operating
expenses
income
of
1960 Results—
6,784,389
1,423,247
65,035,590
15,935,572
581,031
524,379
2,215,007
20,257,871
19,687,341
1,745,403
taxes
69,412,199
17,012,059
5,663,848
2,348,235
__
1,619,153
16,661,713
16,105,670
1,553,949
operating taxes
Servel,
Inc.,
_
expected
stock,
1960
to
for Canadian income taxes of $32,779 withheld in
interest paid to the company by its Canadian subsidiary, no
'
Except
increase;
operating income
after charges
5,003,389
Net
—V.
192,
Speedry
Chemical
Fuller
D.
$2,000,000
&
of
Products, Inc.—Debentures Sold—
Co.
associates
and
Speedry's
offered
class A stock at $15.40 per share..
This offering was over¬
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
sale
consist
of
common
completion
of
$2,000,000
stock;
BUSINESS—The
the
from
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
and
of
the financing,
of
debentures;
6ft
shares
440.000
class
of
the
capitalizshares
278,433
B
of
stock.
common
is a major manufacturer of
specialized
marking,
stamping
and
stenciling
inks
for
use
with
manually operated special devices.
Most of the company's products
have
been
industry
created
to
believes
company
industrial
for
identify
shipments,
it
and
purposes
materials,
sold
are
for
in
use
and tools.
Speedry
special properties for
identifying and coding synthetic and natural fibers, yarns and fabrics
during the spinning of yarn and weaving of cloth.
The identification
has
developed
chemical
new
a
shares
of
parts
of manufacture.
selling stockholder.
the
terms
and
subject to the conditions
underwriting agreement the underwriters named below,
Fuller
& Co.
is
acting as managing underwriter,
agreed to purchase on a
firm commitment basis all
in the
whom
have
severally
of
the
company
heat
of
its
panded
S.
registered hereunder
opposite their names.
Fuller
D.
&
Inc.
E.
Hutton
Fulton,
Reid
Arthurs,
300,000
250,000
Co.,
Inc.-
Lestrange
George
D.
&
tinues
B.
—V.
The
factures
of
&
&
Co._$lC0,000
Co.^__
(A. E.)
A
Class
B
Class
A
for
sales
Net
Earnings
$2.74
the
The
the
for
2ft
made
In
A.
a
year
Staley,
earnings
con¬
in¬
shares
which
will
hereby
It
is
follows,
&
Writer
processor
year.
high.
of
Inc.
Co.,
cents,
ended Sept.
stock
with
19
30,
ft
the
Jr.,
to
and
President
upward
in
the
with
compared
and
E.
it
issuance
for
25,000
issu¬
conversion
upon
listed:
that
the
from
sale
the
of
after
$55,000
will
proceeds
priority
vehicles;
192,
of
proceeds
net
its
stock
deducting
utilized
be
offered
expenses.
approximately
and
(a)
as
$25,000
Canadian
the
(d)
tt>-4dditional
balance
1038.
p.
James
O.
working
capital.
|
.
year's
compared
with
regular
a
dividend of
Similar
35
cents,
payments
employees,
has
Scheiter
K.
months
sales
reported
of
the
and
Acquire—
that
Products
The
tion
The
Corp.
division
new
employs
of
purchase
price
square
feet
Burke
stated.
He
manufacturer
into
disclosed.
70,000
Mr.
"well-established,
a i
not
was
occupies
300,
than
more
fication
is
extension
an
consumer
product
at
that
N.
and
Y.
this
acquisi¬
electric
Standard
of
Kollman's
diversi¬
excellent
growth
which
areas
Beacon
said
vertically-integrated
completely
offer
prospects.
"We
anticipate
field,
The
well
as
blanket
itself
lines
been
the
that
would
of
of
marketing
by
consumer
the
of
Products
Casco
products.
Casco
subsidiary.
electric
about
blanket
household
consumer
by
20%
a
is
said,
the
of
one
convenience
he
year,
field.
the
and
untouched.
anticipated that Stankolls'
available
that
in
1961
volume
and
that
two
other
in
will
it
electric
obtain
in
market.
there
only
are
electric
blanket
the United States which are fully vertically integrated
manufacturing the entire item from the weave of
the
through the
manufacture
and
assembly
of
the
wire
thermostats, and automatic controls.
shell
insulating,
...
acquisition
Burke
become
said.
major
a
in
as
engineering
puts
"We
in
the
position
rapidly
meet
field."
new
all
the
-
division
at
competition,"
and
ft'..-.
business
Beacon,
N.
will
Y.
and
of
192,
to
expand
will be supported by the production
other Standard
Kollsman
subsidiaries,
past
facilities
added.—V.
a
to
Stankolls'
of
the
in
us
expect
factor
operations
Burke
prod¬
consumer
added.
that
undertaken
be
automatic
$5,000,000
the
stated
the
in
is,
blanket
he
in
he
said
household
the
largely
that
exceed
10ft
companies
is
said
Burke
in
increasing
market
Burke
would
in
Kollsman
noted
acquisitions
President
leader
a
growing products
have
All
Kollsman
Standard
a
further
in other related fields,"
as
electric
Burke
Mr.
Mr.
making
Standard
also
were
Board Chairman
Kollsman Industries Inc.—To
Burke,
President of Standard Kollsman, announced
on
Stankolls, Inc., a newly-formed, wholly-owned subsidiary,
contracted
to purchase
the electric blanket division of Bobrich
15
—that
voteci
8
year-end
closing
ft-
reserved
stock
A
contemplates
to
company's
continue
stockholders
class
for
approximately
such
the
blankets
f
.
letter
Nov.
shares.
common
that
Standard
net
reported
previous
$2.12,
were
on
extra
an
on
375,845
25,000
of
stock.
B
the
service
—V.
Mr.
Inc
•
directors
Outstdg.
ft *155,155
600,000
shares
company
in
"This
of
Instruments
FINANCING
for the expansion of fa¬
subsidiary, Standard Instruments
of Canada, Ltd.;
(b) $15,000 for the purchase of machinery for the
company's New
York City
plant;, (c)
#10,000 for the, purchase of
&
Dec.
on
compared
common
board
PRESENT
600,000
reserved
for
cilities
Sales
fiscal year
class
aggregate
fastest
the
stock
available
be
will
is
$155,697,017,
Standard
and
TO
warrants
25,000
A
of
expected
50,000
dividend
moving
class
of
50,000
Cassell
F.
Peters,
chemical
EFFECT
the exercise of class A stock purchase warrants nor 375,845
Corporation,
ago.
annual
an
E.
wholly-owned
cents
division's
share
stock
20
purchase
include
PROCEEDS—The
year.
company's
a
(par
stock
50,000
Sherrerd
&
Christensen,
and
quarterly dividend of 25
and
three
industrial
corporation, which
the company itself,
by
cents)
75,000
previous
record
per
prior
20
potential
totaled
$168,704,309
has
York
valves,
corporation.
GIVING
stock
375,845
75,000
100,000
$4,520,834
of
$5,712,982
of
motorized
Ontario
an
(par
Watling, Lerchen & Co.__
C.
Co
soybean
Ltd.,
not
shares
excess
profit
ex¬
types
company
conducted
stock
upon
ucts
Inc._____
Staley Manufacturing Co.—Annual Report—
corn,
the
electrical digital
various
for
New
a
in
1946
in
early
of
Authorized
Class
Mr.
The
The
Corp.,
formerly
CAPITALIZATION
100,000
2064.
p.
devices
processing.
distributes
and
Canada,
Butcher
100,000
192,
and
include the development
Heat-Timer
100,000
LaBouisse,
&
amounts
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Bonbright
Weil,
Friedrichs
data
operations
commenced
valves
motorized
and
to
electrical
business
the
200,000
Co.
Co
Howard,
respective
Colket
Westheimer
Battles,
____
&
and
subsidiaries;
blanket
Penington,
Co._____
&
the
Debentures
$450,000
__
F.
in
and
Debentures
Co.
Dulles &
Janney,
ether
Heat-Timer
as
originally
company
controls
production
and
counters
incorporated
was
BUSINESS—The
field
D.
debentures
forth
set
S.
a
-
Corp.. under the
laws
of
the
Sate
of
New York
on
April 27,
1942, which was the
successor
to
a
sole proprietorship doing business
as Heat-Timer Co.
On July 8, 1960, the company was merged with its wholly-owned sub-'
sidiary at which time it adopted its present corporate name.
The
Dec.
UNDERWRITERS—Under
from
25,000 shares were of¬
and 25,000 shares for
with
compound
color may be washed out at any point
contained
Offered—
,Corp., New York City, offered 50,000
the company's 200 par class A stock at $3 per
share, via a Dec. 15 prospectus.
fered for the company's account,
ance
the debentures will be
used for retiring a bank loan, expanding New York and New Mexico
plants, establishing a new Canadian facility, and for other corporate
purposes.
"
'ft'."ft. ftft'.
; ft,ft
A
i
ft
above. "
Co.,
Corp.—Class A Stock
Instrument
Standard
♦Does
subscribed and the books closed.
class
Insurance
Havener Securities
20,
debentures, due Dec. 1, 1975, at 100%, plus accrued in¬
They are initially convertible into shares of
will
Fund
Co.—Merger Off—
Insurance
Accident
Fireman's
,
.
..
subordinated
convertible
6%
Dec.
on
terest.
tion
center
cluding the manufacture and distribution of heat controls, Au-Temp-Co'
Corp., a New York corporation, organized in May, 1937, which manu¬
2064.
p.
during the year,
$6,928,614
to
prior
the
over
research
Standard
See
controls
Net
The
August-September
first
three
back
up
of
the
quarters,
to
"
1754.
p.
and
Mr.
i
year.
about
reversed
upturn
they
the
said,
same
and
level
steady
a
downtrend
of
the
as
of the
end
of
was
ahead
year
improvement
considered
if
fiscal year,
the
the
for maintaining earn¬
favorable,
nation's
upward. For the long-term
1960 on
provision
confidence
gains
new
will
panded research program,
the
and
year
Following
Corn
others
economy
with
prospects
remains
the chief executives
forthcoming
stable
for
or
new
expressed
from the company's ex¬
products announced durihg
margins
the
from
sales
and
year-end
Paralleled
narrowed
report;
volumes
of
years,
and
other
negotiations
important
costs.
Government
duty-free
on
future
two
division results
soybean processing
competition
in
the
year,
in
the
and
imports
of
slightly,
policy and international trade
tropical root starches will be
factors.
Soybean
neered
farm
were
in
soybean
the
1922,
industry
at
meal
i
since the company pio¬
capacity intensifying
improved some late
exports aided demand, but
poorest
with
large.
and
the
26
cents
nine
Net
excess
Margins
oil
Metals
for
nine
of
the
Down—
ended Sept.
6,132,400
30,
shares
in
for
the
tax
the
first
planned
nine
months
of
$236,000.
refund
results
of
a
objectives
year
of
1960
U308,
as
0.3471
shipped
Mr.
was
In
87,226
compared
the
with
during
McCormick
in
stock
of
1960
the
the
also
Silverton
tons
uranium
having
81,907
first
tons
nine
reported
area
included
a
non-recurring
No
tentative
item
was
ago.
mining
^ur'n8 the third quarter of the year,"
tonnage of uranium ore shipped
Tunnel
$1,107,991,
out¬
was
common
McCormick,. President, reported on Dec. 8. For
ended Sept, 30, 1959, net income was $1,632,027, or
Mr.
total
months
|
1960,
of
share.
income
included
months
R.
months
a
income
Federal
Corp.—Net
the
each
on
William
cents
The
the
with base prices of
company's industrial starches and syrups at levels which have
prevailed since 1956. Plentiful, lower-cost corn has helped offset rising
labor
18
"The
development.
highlights
production
though
be
future,
with several
under
other
are
division
previous
Net Income
or
standing,
outlook,
in
Standard
the
fourth-quarter earnings
prevailed at the beginning
brought
which
year.
continued
net profit is equivalent, after dividends on pre¬
$1.42 per share on 1,922,345 shares of common stock
outstanding at Oct, 31,
1960. The 1959 net profit, after preferred
dividends, adjusted to 1,922,345 shares of common stock presently
outstanding, amounted to $1.16 per share before non-recurring income,
and $1.51 per share after such non-recurring income.
The
ferred
.
105,661,892
7,118,143
.
amounted
projects
year. The new three-wing, 108,000nearing completion at Decatur was the
principal building, activity of the year. A new six-story, 30,000-squarefoot modified starch building was started during the year for produc¬
tion of several new special starches,
and is scheduled for completion
early in 1961.
ft ft /
Employee pay and benefits for the year increased to $22,334,507, up
$750,518 over the prior yeaw Average employment during the year
was 3,391,
compared with 3,356 the previous year.—V. 192, p. 446.
common
the
Menzies, ?Presic!ent
10ft
,
ft;
,.s
,
,
quarterly
a
CAPITALIZATION—The
Other
construction
New
and
1946,
declared
company
common
applications.
•'*
a
1959—$1.35.
has
company
of
beginning in 1957 has paid a 4 ft
stock dividend
each
year.
Dividends paid in 1959 were 68 cents a
share in cash and 4ft in stock, paid quarterly at the rate of 17 cents
cash and 1ft
stock.
Three quarterly dividends of 20c cash and 1ft
stock have been paid in 1960.
On Dec. 1, 1960, the Board of Directors
moves
C.
trial
sub¬
presently
are
stock
common
1960—$1.69.
Twelve months ended Sept. 30, 1960—$1.74.
divisions.
■
tj^Jts
services
31,
stated on Dec. 20 in
a
preliminary report sin the company's operations for the fiscal year
ended Oct. 31. 1960 that the net profit would approximate $2,925,000.
after depreciation and amortization charges of $600,000. The earnings
reported for the 1959 fiscal year were $2,418,841, before non-recurring
income of $670,089,
and included profits of the company's Burgess
Battery Divisions only from Dec. 23, 1958, when Servel acquired these
>
upon
months ended May
The
Duncan
5
67ft
provision for preferred dividends,
present number of shares out¬
:
ft.
after
(based
Twelve
ings
i
share
per
basis,
follows
as
Twelve
427.
Servel, Inc.—Preliminary
other
and
all of its operations
standing);
"And
p.
Water do.,
ana
items,
diaper
..
when
We
advice
which
earnings
consolidated
been
-
.
Reflecting
pew
and
company
Co.,
reports.
replacing
inroads
It's
"We're
holding
a
Production
"Diaper-Sweet"
square-foot
pany
,
new
is
Virginia
Street,
through
.
,
be 6.4 billion pounds, according to esti¬
of the Society for the Plastics Industry in New York City.
Production
mates
circular, the Johnson,
Co.
Water
household
its "Sta-Flo" brand. Two nationally"Raindrops" water softening compound
under
starch
spray
washing deodorizer have also been added
to
Staley's growing grocery products line, under arrangements com¬
pleted two weeks ago with Bu-Tay Products, Ltd., of Los Angeles.
The
major research expansion launched in 1956 has nearly quad¬
rupled the company's research effort, an investment in future growth
that
is
beginning to produce tangible benefits. Developments during
the
year
included a warp sizing starch with unique advantages to
the textile industry, a filler retention starch for paper industry appli¬
cations, a new series of resin intermediates for usd in the cr.emical
industry, and several resin emulsions and dextrins for various indus¬
and
conducted.
&
plastics field.
for 1960 will
corn
company
the
distributed
company
supervision,
sidiary corporations,
marshmallow creme also contributed to
the uptrend.
oil was introduced as a package item during the year,
recently
began
test-marketing a
new
aerosol-
"Staley's"
Offered—
and
and
and
stock of I.C.E.D., Inc.
It's principal office
Charleston, W. Va.
now consists solely of providing overall
Summers
179
at
^
tion
&
West
outstanding common
business
_
.
industries about prospects for
future, but in plastics everything's coming up roses.
of a major depression will stop this wholesale market
be
offering
Gas
and
Co.
0
it
gulp
to
ready
be
January,
outstanding common stock of West Virginia
Propane
located
The
because
simply
ft
!*(
19
Dec.
a
high
emulsions
"Hip-O-Lite"
company's annual report would
1961.—V. 192, p. 541.
the
.
.
_
of
rate
Lane, Space Corp. publicly offered 12,500 shares of the
no par common stock of this corporation at $23^e?Nshare.
S.
industry,
plastics
American
The
general
compound
4
that
early
stockholders
to
Federal
^"Satisfactory
annual
average
an
Staley
a
as
record
packaged
^
V
'f
at
Southern Gas & Water Co.—Common Stock
operations
A.
?'!
profits of the Burgess Battery Divisions in
high. Since 1955, sales of these Divisions
net
all-time
an
consistently,
acquired in June,
Co.,
division with sales
good prospects- for further growth in its
adhesives lines. New products and facilities
were added
during the year, and a joint venture was formed with the
Fermutit
Co., Ltd., of London, England, for polymer production in
South Wales to
serve
expanding markets overseas.
Grocery products showed significant sales and profit gains, paced
by "Sta-Flo" liquid starch and "Sta-Puf" laundry rinse, the national
leaders
in
their
field.
"Staley's"
table
syrups
and
an
Improved
year
year's
polymer
pre-tax
ana
grown
full
Chemical
UBS
in
ft
1959, completed its first
up 5ft over the previous
industry.
The
of overproduction
influence
depressing
the
offset
to
enough
the
1963.
31,
BUSINESS—Southern
I' M'
company
in excess of
reached
owns
Co.—Annual Report—
Seaboard Finance
ft*
not
with respect to
had a tax loss
required
was
since
approximately 10ft. Pre-tax earnings of these Divisions have grown
annually since 1955, except for 1957, and the 1960 earnings represent
an
average annual
compound rate of increase over 1955 of approxi¬
Act permitting Rowe
Balti¬
offer¬
assets
shall for the first time aggregate $10,000,000 or on Jan. 1, 1962, which¬
ever
is earlier, at which time the
company will become an open-end
investment company and assume the obligation to accept outstanding
shares presented for redemption at net asset value less a charge not in
I
Oct.
to
Sales
newly-organized investment company with offices in
more, to offer its shares to the public, without a sales load, at an
ing price equal to the net asset vaiue thereof, until its total
ft
taxes
profits,
or
the taxable profits for each of such years.
As
of Oct.
31, 1960 the company had a remaining tax loss
carry¬
forward of approximately $6,500,000, expiring in part on various dates
1960
Inc.,
income
1959
1960
carry-forward
Company
has ceased
Canadian
or
the
have
exemption order, it was
under the Investment Company
Fund,
either
up
Fund, Inc.—Exempted—
Horizons
New
,
Federal
for
an
the
an
of
were
McCormick stated.
during the
grade
average
having
months
that
program
average
first nine
of 0.258ft
grade of
1959."
driving
of
the
American
has
progressed to a total length of 9,700
feet, leaving approximately 700 feet to be driven to the point of raising
to a connection with the
Sunnyside workings. The tunnel when com¬
pleted
will not
allow
lower
provide
levels
a
only
level
means
below
the
serve
access
for
the
present
to
to
drain
the
the
present Sunyside
proven
ore-
reserves,
development of additional
workings. It is anticipated
workings and
but will also
ore
that
at
connection
reserves
Volume
Number
192
6015
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(2657)
""**
53
"
'y
the
with
Sunnyside
1961.
of
workings
will
be
made
during
the
first
quarter
shifted to
-
failure
The
the
base
metal
import
quotas
imposed
by
the
in
lead-zinc
prices has led'the company to " suspend operations at its
Property in Gunnison councy, Colo- The Micawber mine and
been
piaced on a stanaby basis until sucn time as more
Micawber
eral
Government
the
provide
exist.'In
conditions
of
to
anticipated
meantime
t..e
will
company
the
be
the
focused
base
the
on
increase
metals
milling laciiity of tne company is much larger
ore
reserves
larger
ox
favorable
more
levels.
extent
potential
higner
ana
for
■
operations
'
the
have
provide
present
sucn
skillets,
as
The
a
three
elements
price
in
Standard
Co.
Oil
of
Eainatgs
(New Jersey)—Year-End
Standard
Oil
Company
(New
to be the highest since, 1957,
•reasonable? optimism toward
1961 and
President,, saic}^ in
of
$900,000,000,
aoaut
and
to
spend
"In
some
first
the
achieve
000,000
accounted
Jersey
that
for
search
and
oil
Standard
Jersey
*
ment
world-wide
in
petroleum
petrochemicals;- and
economies
as
"Wnh
*>
M'r.
to
sales
gas
„
which will
said
during
'
V
•
that
first
the
mean
Jersey
refinery
months
ten
of
1
sales
abetter
been
planning,
1960,
but
the
Jersey
domestic
inventories
currently
the
World
to
that
the
E.
off,
that
so
annual rate
the
over
demand
of
growth
oil
for
at
said.
in.the
an
Turning, to
Free
rate
about
offset
World,
6.5%
of
2.5%,
somewhat
is
although
the
is
the
few
eificient
"By
with examining all investments of the Jersey
account not only the technical aspects of in¬
also ^eeks to evaluate the. broad economic and
which influence investment decisions.
of
to
others
in
the
countries
13
the
countries
World
the
does
1961,
markets
and
Oil
Vacuum
of
of
Jersey's
Latin
the
und
the
amount
than
More
East
$900,000,000
said,
the search
half
for
America;
of
rest
Jersey
of
the
oil and
38%
spending
the
and
will be
capital
expenditure
Free
and
in-the
future
.
:
years.
•
."Jersey's
developed
technique
Research
utilizing oil
for
or.
in
developed
permit,
V,
"These
Mr;
growth
two
but
are
i-for :oil,"
lieve,
for. applying
stimulate
or
.asphaltic
examples
Rathbone .said,
vyilV prove
films
crops' in arid
of
of
Jersey
"and-both
as
these
to
find
V.*
.
$
-S
.»
'
'r./
'•
'
'
Twere told of .'.substantial,
month interim report
financial "and
fh*sij..half
fbr; th,e
*company;; on Dec. 2<L \'
t%«* Net ! income for*.tl!e six-month
in
of
Saul
,
fiscal
the .company's
previous
Turell,: Chairman and
J.
1961
destined
"seems
President,-
to, be
^Historically,,, Sterling, "demonstates ,-its
its second, fiscal
half, 'he
said.—V.
Still-Man Manufacturing
fered—An offering of
this
manufacturer
of
the
noted
in
p.
-
his
company's
strongest
189,
-
•
entire
report
.
on
Aug.
t'*e
A
Japan.
of
blast
a
furnace
and
blooming
mill
that
and
services.
quality
These
the
of
facilities
is
to
consist
B, stocks. '
;
of
'■
of
180,000
*.
DIVIDENDS—No
the sale -will
shares
of
be
Of¬
part of
a
of
program
is
company
modernization
currently
through the
undraw
i
part
earnings
remainder
$12,800,000 from
of
and
from
from
the
1958
class
'
previously!have been
-
paid
..
.
that
The
in
company
financing,'
Bank
Trust
loan,
of
Co.
Japan.
at
expects
$11,700,-
■%., BUSINESS—Still-Man
Manufacturing
Corp.
was
incorporated
in
New Yql-k .July 29,
1953,- but .lias been doing business .since ;1939 as
a
partnership consisting "of Paul E. Stiller and Bernard Altman. The
partnership first manufactured* electric steam irons-and thermostats,.
Turner,
•'
Kay,
Mullaney, Wells
Richards
&
2 500
1
••
Co.—_
T500
Co.—
2,500
Murch & Co., Inc,—_____
2,500
&
S. E.
Listing—
ceremony
New
Mr.
Joseph
Operations is
DiMarzo,
a
areas
Vice-President
for
Administration.
research-oriented company active
ip numer¬
including
sales
a
year.—V.
$3
192,
2065.
p.
Electronics
Corp.,
West
Hempstead,
Securities and Exchange Commission.
Dec, 16, I960, filed a letter of
100,000 ' shares of common stock
on
share,
per
through
R.
Lee
Y.
to
are
be
for
used
Fund,
of
163
with
stock,
Engle
the
to
SEC
be
general
for
12,
N.
I960
public
with
to
West
be
Hemp¬
purposes.
Fund, Inc.—Files—
Englewood,
Dec.
$1)
(par
corporate
Schroeder
St.,
on
offered
notification
Hollingsworth,
filed
J.,
registration
a
covering
200,000
shares
the
current
net
sale
at
or
asset
shares.
such
Inc.—Chairman's Remarks—
C.
be
issue,
New
York
y
Long,
Board
good
a
before
Chairman
year
for
Dec.
14
a
the
of
Texaco
on
six-acre
a
site
the
near
its
and
meeting
products next year will
the
"At
in
close
of
inventories
this
the
fact
1960
and
and
the
to
as
because
rise 2
industry
prices,
is
substantial
expansion
will
be
possjjle in the future.
new
Ansbacher-Siegle
offices
of
in
total
has
in
1961.
$3
billion
Over
the
for
million
five
next
such
and
In
on
a
large
number
of
Texaco's
6.5%
of
disclosed
has
its
main
plant
and
execu¬
Island, is one of the nation's largest manufac¬
These pigments provide the coloring ingredient for
ranging from industrial paihts and plastic
to cosmetics and printing inks.
describing the
Newark,
new
Mr.
facilities,
May
said
located
at
Ave.
that the facilities
"P"
and
reflect
Plum
Point
expansion
the
in
better
shape,
year,"
he said.
is
manufacture
ment
the
at
Island
Staten
location
other
and
phases
^f
manufacture
square
feet
at
of
the
new
floor
facilities'.
space,
with
The
new
structural
facilities
design
comprise
particularly
36,000
appro¬
yl860.
resistant
more
expected
petro¬
demand
in
both
to
as
"Because
to
downturns
S.
U.
this
in
with
the company expects to spend about
equity in affiliated companies,
the
chief
Texaco
'
executive
for
the
first
nine
months
been
not
attained
the
at
of
while
1960—up
capital and
levels.
expense
"This
of
im¬
reducing
added.
to
the U.
553,000
S.
in
ard
natural
barrels
will
1960
net increase
a
level
....
earnings
has
he
rose
In
1959,
,
approximate
same
period of 1959—were achieved
expenditures were maintained at record
performance
the
to
excluding
company's operations,
increased
pletions
in
a
liquids by the company
gas
day in
total
Its
1960.
about
1,650,
well
gross
compared
com¬
1,595
to
reserves.
The
company's domestic refinery runs for 1960 are expected to ba
«'.3 V2 %
higher than in. .1959, in spite of recent cutbacks amounting to
between 75,000 to 90,000 barrels a
day, made in order to control in¬
ventories.
'
,
.
4
In
marketing,
share
new
of
the
1960
service
improved
revenues
market,
especially
stations
are
in
those
over
1959.
of
gasoline,
is
steadily
to
in
Hawaii
-expected
open
by
the
1961—again making Texaco the only oil company with
representation in all states under its own brand name,
Research
investment
plans
will
new
anti-freezes
1960
approximated
all-aluminum
and
consent
cartel
to
the
engines,
and
decision
case,"
continue
for life-long chassis
greases
oil
other
the
has
so-called
Government's
companies,
Standard
in
decree
"This
the
on
four
of
under
and
-
Commenting
decision
Its
of
increased in 1961.
During the past year. Texaco
improved fuels, low-temperature motor-oil additives,
applications.
Texaco
million
$23
end
gasoline
be
and
for
in
%
Texaco's
increasing.
March,
in
pigment demand.
At the same time, he emphasized that the Newark
acquisition will make it possible to concentrate certain phases of pig¬
for
foreign
that!
activities,"
present
which
and
the
over
exploratory
of
products,
materials,
in
Division,
3%
or
that
Society
m
review
a
officer
are
years,
purposes,
he stated.
i
taken
York
.
$500
some
Staten
pigments.
range
coating
Lane
which
area,
predicted
New
economy, we feel that we will enter the new year with better
a year ago."
Long said Texaco's capital and exploratory expenditures for I960
Mr.
introduced
wide
In
Newark
firms in the last five years.
the
prospects than
proved
Airport
of
last
than
business
our
Gross production of crude oil
Newark
Inc.,
industry.
petroleum
dinner
Security Analysts, he forecast that United States demand
of
$56,600,000
share
of
plant, scheduled to st<»reproduction early in 1961 could well
qualify for a "first"—Lhe first addition to Newark's roster of manufac¬
a
Oil
Mr.
Company
Long
of
"cartel
referred
New
Jersey
case"
to
to
against
the
recent
agree
to
a
case.
had
no
effect
the Texaco Chairman
to market
through
on
our
said.
He
the Caltex
with
attitude
that Texaco
added
group
respect
of
companies
to the
expects
in* their
present areas.
Analyzing problems faced by the oil industry, Mr. Long warned that
Congress reduced the percentage depletion rate, "it is prcbable that
decline of activities in the oil industry would result in total reve¬
nues to the State
and Federal Governments being lowered rather than
if
the
increased."
The
Swingline Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—An underwrit¬
ing group headed by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
offered for public vsale ^on Dec. .20,^ 250,000 shares
of
■
cn
4,500
&
__
6,500
Co..
4,500
Feane„
<fc
Guerin
6,500
Operations, Inc.—A.
and
will
total
financial
estimated
plans call for immediate installation of equipment
plant conversion work, to make possible the start of manufacturing
some time in January.
The size of both plant and site is
such
outstand¬
the-stock,
-but now.the company has declared a dividend of 38 cents per share on
the class A stock and 3.8 mills per share on the class B stock,
in
quarterly installments on various: .dates starting in Januaiy, 1961. '
Williston
4^00
Co._
7%.
expansion
The
are
$28,900,000
Manufacturers
borrowings
the
World
depreciation,
The
and
engaged.
operations
turers
180,000 shares. Capitalization
A and 541,800 shares of .class
V-..
Dividends
r.
Inc.
InC'~ 6,500
1754
covering
of
leum
designed
pipes and
equipment.—V. 192, p.
completion
of
will
comnany
through March 1963
about $160,000,000. The Sumitomo
of
cost
Airport-Port
Any shares not purchased by the employees and the remaining
110,COO shares of the offering are to be purchased by the underwriters.
ing after
Eppler,
6,500
proceeds
1961
are
welded
company's
share.
stock
j.
6,500
Texaco
strip and plate mill, a medium-sized electric
mill, the expansion of blooming facilities, and
priate for installation and operation of modern pigment manufacturing
capital
6,500
Speaking
the
$600,000
nlant
chemical
offering
A
4 500
Sons—
Augustus
at
turing plants to get into production in 1961. The company joins an in¬
creasing list of chemical plants in the heavily industrial Newark
tubular
class
Hurry,
EhV&lhmmons:::
The Fund is an open-end, non-diversified
investment company organ¬
ized under New Jersey law.
Templeton, Dobbrow & Vance, Inc. is listed
as the Fund's investment adviser and John M.
Templeton es President.
The Fund has
outstanding 2,230 shares of capital stock, of which all
officers and directors own 250 shares.
at Wakayama in the Kansai district,
$33,000,000 made in June 1958 is helping
has just been
acquired
by the corporation's
Ansbacher-Siegle
Division
for
use
in
manufacturing pigments and pigment intermediates.
According to Frank May, Vice-President and General Manager of
and
during
Stock
Walter &
inc.
9,500
a
N.
value
plant
of
Sumitomo
of
the
of
the
tive
of
Bingham,
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland &
at
capital
1,
Ansbacher-Siegle,
yet."
year
6,500
g 500
.9,500
statement
Sun Chemical Corp.—New Plant—
...
gains
Co.
Co
Inc.
McCormlck,
SEC
such
125,000 shares of class A stock of
amount
Ohio
6,500
Co.—
Inc.—
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
9,500
Templeton, Liddell &
allocated
is being made by the two founders
of the business and the company will receive no part of the proceeds.
Of
the total,
15.000 shares are being offered initially to employees
of Still-Man
Manufacturing Corp. The offering is priced at $6.25 a
CAPITALIZATION—The
6,500
The
6 50O
war
The
interest
is
as
heating elements for por¬
table electric appliances was, made on Dec. 20 by, a
•group headed by Francis I. duPont & Co., One Wall
Street, New York City..
'
«
PROCEEDS—The
McDonnell &
9,500
corporation'
stead,
tons.
are
retained
The
Class A
9.500
9,500
CP'
Tele-Graphicr
of the major Japanese steel companies.
Japanese output of rolled steel products
transportation
range
the
from
and
of
2725.
Corp.
6,500
__
million
$5
The
hot
pipe
and
the
equivalent
loan
a
'%v/'
.
best
business
combined
600,000
meet
,000
from
period .ended
year.
bears
which
of
Johnston, Lemon &
9,500
Co._
N. Y.—Files With
proceeds of the borrowings will be used
by
company
for
the construction
of
an
80
inch
semi-
projects
which
to
Co.,
Inc.
(Over-the-Counter)
operational growth in a sixiof fiscal 1931 issued by the
..v'V " i ••
fiscal
of
The
welded
water
to
the
-
half,
steel
construction
—
requirements
Sept.? 30,
1960,
was.
^ listed as $16,833, up 27%* !over the $13 273 recorded for the equivalent
.period of the .previous -'year/; Securements
(non-cancellable)
totaled
v$596,660, an increase of 58%"over the $378,830 posted during the firs.t
i.
and
years
commence
the government
by
one
will
6,500
9-500
Co
science-based
The
and
years
9,500
Goodbody & Co
Halle & Stieglitz_a__
Hayden, Miller & Co.
Co.—
&
is
selling shareholders
Sl*nrp<i
&
..
Sterling Television Co,, Inc.—Interim Report—
Sharehoiders^oft'^terlih&' Television
15
the
processing company, and Power Sources,
Inc., manufacturer of power
supplies for television stations and
general industrial use.
The com¬
pany also manufactures industrial
radiographic equipment and sources.
Technical Operations, Inc. is
presently operating at a level of
1974.
1.
of
commission
Amortization
of" total
loan
Bank
the
Sumitomo
extend
,
v..-
is
Dec.
1%,
company and
under-
underwriter
chemistry, physics, operations regaming and computer technology.
The company has two
subsidiaries, C'hemtrol Corp., a leading Kodachrome
photo-finishing and
except through the operation
1970. The sinking fund begins
ahnual payments are calculated
term
a
the
&
Exchange in
search,
plant.
The
be--
and'significant .in the economies of many
-the 'new'.-countries'-now taking
their place in the world, as well
V5 those long established."—V.,
191, p. 1159.
-
for
guaranteed
integrated
World
a
tons
to
useful
maturity,
is
including
several
the representa-
each
Co., Inc._
Eichler & Co.—
Technical
ous
provide it with flat products needed for pipe making.
They will
increase
the
company's
annual
capacity for pipes and tubes from
398,600 tons to 518,600 tons and for hoop, plate and
strip from 216,000
uses
we
is
1,
the
and
Special Reserve.
loan
finance
to
has
new
by
loan
Dec.
the
of
which
Blunt
Treasurer,
to
%
developments,
1963
notes
Bank
Bank's
power,
iron-
mulch
the
1,
to
1.
attended by company officials at the
American
York, the stock was called for
listing by Ed¬
President of the American Stock
Exchange.
At¬
tending from Technical Operations were Dr.
Frederick C. Henrlques.
President;
Dr.
Marvin
G.
Schorr,
Executive
Vice-President
and
non-callable,
are
prior
011 the class A stock,
9'500
p
T.
offered
14
of
the declara-
recommend
addresses
shares
Co,_____
During
the leading manufacturer of steel
pipe and tubes. In the past
Sumitomo's plants accounted for about a quarter of Japan's total
of pipes and tubes. The company is now engaged in building
the
areas.
endeavor
s
earth
an
2.0
loan
term
a
company
Operations, Inc., Burlington, Mass., commenced
stock trad¬
the American Stock
Exchange on Dec. 15 under the tape
symbol,
on
the
for
are
&
192
3.2
Co/t_
annually; they are guaranteed by The Sumitomo
notes
annually
continuous
.
have
all
resistance
manufacturing blase furnaces, thus opening a vast new potential outlet
-.for these products around the world," Mr. Rathbone said.
,h.;As another'example of new".uses of petroleum, he cited the field
tests now under way by Esso Research to study a method its scientists
-
IV2%
Dec.
PROCEEDS
.
V
Co.,
fuel
as
ing
*
notes
the
Technical
welded pipe mill and other facili¬
works at Wakayama in central
a
duPont
Technical
4.0
Co., Inc.__
a
of
the
---------------
&
Stock
made
1960
Co.,
steel
Sumitomo
fund,
World
The
that
Engineering
gas
The
modern
to
"■
*>
.
&
4.8
_
is
and
finding program
refining, 14%. for
natural
&
Kistler &
The World Bank
produces about 6%
a
United
oil
•:
-
scientific affiliate, .Esso
a
Wickett
S.
31,
output
will be divided
into 16%' lor marketing,
25%
for
transportation and other facilities,- and 45% exploring for and pro¬
crude, oil- and gas."■
Mr.
Rathbone.jalso reported that a number of scientific successes
achieved
during
1960
by
Jersey's
research
operations, should
substantially
increase• markets, for
petroleum
and
petrochemicals
in
-.
Ltd.
year
ducing
-
Powell,
-
at
the
and
developing
expenditures
of
made
.
Jersey's
in
—V
Industries, Ltd.—Private Placement—
& Co., Inc. joined with the World
Dec. 20 in a simultaneous transaction to pro¬
Sumitomo's
5%%
It
Hemisphere.
in
&
and
42,500
8.0
j
BUSINESS—Sumitomo
the
operated by Standard-
were
$200,000,000
gas
34%
spend
Co.
&
Shepard
Co.__
Jackson
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Cruttenden, Podesta &
3.2'
V.
from
—
I.
Courts
%
Inc.
8.0
names
number
below;
«
Bateman,
Alex. Brown
being
employees
___
8.0
;
vi'
M.
Walston
equiva¬
$7,000,000 to The Japan Development Bank, which
retire
con¬
in
&
Aug.
net earnings of
$513,713
equal
$14,478,136 and $375,521 or $1.14
2& ccnts per share
purchase
Sm,irs0no HanTn0
William R, Staats &
Brand, Grumet & Seigel,
Corp.______
interest
1963.
expendi¬
be
Greenwald
ended
aJne' Webber> Jackson & Curtis is
Hallgarten & Co
Hayden, Stone &
Peabody
on
The
and,
the
of
will
Eastern
might
States.
-."functionally,
Africa
capital
"about
capital
properties which formerly
Co.
in
programmed
in
two
to
Rathbone
Mr.
Europe
include
not
Asia,
future."
allocation
for
in
companies'.1961
planned
States; 23%
in Canada and
United
&
802.
a
of
in
time,
solidated
This
Jackson
Levien,
remainder
and
with
stockholders of record Feb.
n°'~y
———
•Inc*—•-——Byllesby & Co.
Francis
company
.
Inc.
Co.—__
&
p.
sinking
operation on
give Jersey an opportunity lor greater expansion in still an¬
of the world, and means that the Esso Oval will now appear
program
Prescott,
8.4
•
Corp.—
Securities
Bank
first
Outlining
tures
8.4
Co
FEATURES—The
other part
certainly,
Dempsey-Tegeler
Honshu.
&
effective organization overall," Mr. Rathbone said.
recently announced
reorganization of
Standard-Vacuum 'Oil
the
8.4
ties at
more
will
25.2
strip and plate mill,
hitting,
for
w
H.
con¬
stock
\
plant facilities
The
perioc^of 1959.
—"V
«
for whom Francis
;
'
.
to
Webber,
U"rts„
n' ^
shares:
—8.4
192,
bear
Co.
will
the
enlarged
subsidiary.
Sh&TCS
the
A
new
company rhanagement will
m
a
will reiend the proceeds to the Sumitomo company. The
funds will be used to finance part of the cost of a hot
of
Jersey s
principal domestic affiliates
into
Refining Co., accomplished early in 1960, it will be
possible to eliminate 'duplicate activities of the separate companies,
bring about substantial operating efficiencies, and develop a harder-"The
&
Webber,
lent to
factors
consolidation
Oil
of
Co.___
but
takes
plans,
Humble*
&
into
interes s,
shares
Co._—___
&
Sumitomo notes.
reorganization
political
110,000
like
respective
iorth
Faine,
representative, have severally agreed
jointly from the selling stockholders
not
set
are
private Japanese steel company. Kidder, Peabody &
Co., acting as bankers for the Sumitomo company, pri¬
vately placed with institutional investors $5,800,000 of
Investments, charged
on
that
a
world
vestment
committed
vide $12,800,000 to the Sumitomo Metal Industries,
Ltd.,
effective.
more
Hutton
Bank
to
years,"
steps taken by Jersey in the past year to meet
shared by the company and the oil industry gen¬
pointed to the streamlining of the Jersey or¬
in this countiy and abroad to make its operations
and
as
months
540,467
space.1
their' families
outstanding
the
10
$14
UNDERWRITERS—The
45,000
building
a
in
Hviu0rS' j°L
and the
Sumitomo Metal
of the company operations into six geographi¬
regions places a greater emphasis on dealing with regional
problems," he said. ."Establishment of a Board Advisory Committee
cal
remaining
Kidder,
de¬
the
both
of
of
owned
capital.
compared
nnv«hLVto
15, 1961
Bronx,
area
share
of
^yj^NDS—The
ward
;
•
of
underwriters named below,
and
Curtis
is
it
estimated
next
the
of
share
unc.)
members
an
rising
the
the
sales
per
'
"
and
acting
severally
Higginson
—V.
lower.
by
which
for
expect
may
1960.
82.7%>
is
I. .duPont
Goodbody
Rathbone
ganization
"The
the
annual
of
we
F.
First
con¬
problems
Mr.
more
of
rest
average
.1...
mounting
erally,
oil products
and
years
could be
at home
,
increase
few
next,
possible that the gain in 1961
"However, this slowing down
mand
oil
Co.
Stearns
Paine,
v
growtii
tapering
average
deijnand for. crude
about
&
the
of
Lee
have
particularly Outside the United States. In this country
rate seen in the decade following World War II is
grow,
rapid
in
following respective percentages of shares of class
by the selling stockholders and not. purchased by
Bear,
to their lowest level in 10 years," he pointed out.
looking to1'the- future." .Mr. Rst.ibo.ie said, '"we see throughout
Free
tinues
lie
crude
located
are
acquistlon
wholly
a
payable leb.
offering, consisting of all of the class B stock (convertible
period of time into class A) and 55,000 shares of class A stock.
Francis
almost
down
were
plants
%
day
a
of
stockholders
purchase
and
reauced
"In
*v-
baiTers
months
10
own
duPont
sold
in the United States, as steps were taken
to bring product inventories in better balance with demand. "Through
33,000
or
-
and
other
net
per
volume.
major
new
five
up
were
dollar
of
the
a
the
5%,
in 1960,
he added.
world-wide
runs
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
1".
sales
record,"
consisting
first
to
over
.
.
about
of
offices
company s
selling
alter
to
'
.
increase
world-wide
new
a
'
••
an
the
tinue
sales,
volume increases
for
in the United States, as well
almost over, Jersey shows
a day, in the
company's
1959,
Rathbone
2%
over,
4%
natural
two
68%
stapling
$1.5o
h
and
For
The
product
said.
year
barrels
compared
as
•
the
160,000
or
for
possible by company-wide cost reduction programs,"
made
Rathbone
Mr.
to
improve¬
an
entered
sales
tne
company
and
Ps
subsidiary design, manufacture
machines for business, home and
school use as well
office supplies.
to
sales in 1959 were $3,960,244 against $2,773,459 in
comparison, net sales for the first 10 months of 1960 were
Net earnings were $371,923 in 1959 compared with
$238,753
for 1953 and $370,718 for the first 10 months of 1960.
Earnings per comuineo. class A and B snare adjusted to the present
capitalization, would be 33 cents in 1958, 52 cents in 1959 and 51 cents
available)
pared with $2.46 in the same 10-month period in 1959.
"This'gain has been made possible primarily due to
*
York
1958.
in earnings over the comparable 1959
earnings in the first 10 months of 1960
were $567,000,000,
compared with $528,same*-period last jea.;- or $z.o2 per snare as com¬
tne
unit
of
ror
working
lepoited
$3,603,495.
gas.
able
was
83%-
to
EARNINGS—For
cooking ware,
plates and tea
hot
sell
certain
as
perco¬
EARNINGS—Net
spent in 1960
Jersey expects
addition,
the
expenditures
capital
plans
than
In
rotlsseries,
"traffic"
coffee
of
range
buildings with a floor
square feet.1 The company recently acquired land and
will provide an additional 12,000 square feet of usable
Ratnbone,
J.
for
recently .has
the
of
New
"Jersey
figures
in
with
outlook.
greater
1960,
M.
All
imp.ovement
said.
he
latest
months .'of
10
7.4%
a
period,"
1961,
amount
an
preceding two years.
$200,000,000 next year in
are
company} looks
future,
and
1960
broilers,
pans,
broad
a
for
in
used
markets; the manu¬
facture of heating element assemblies for household hot water heaters
and kitchen range top burners.
Review—
fo/"
Jersey)
the
the
review
the
of
either
-(the
a year-end
added that in
Rathbone
Mr.
and
and
elements
are
classes of products most important to the
company
are
irons, percolators and skillets. Collectively, these products
for
1959
Swill-.Man
expected
sauce
heating
snares
muk
—
BUSINESS—The
makers.
'
..
of
elements
ou.ouu
added
and
is
a
leading maker
appliances. Such heating
lators, flat irons, home vaporizers
Shll-Man
electric
wnere
me
*°m. ^ce •^as',ener Corp.,
will be
603,495.
activities
will
at
,
Oi
19<*7.
Sales
$3,y60,244
anticipated
-
in
$50,000.
favorable
operations
and
wnicn
grade,
profitable
^
mill
mining
Silverlon
the
Fed¬
production during 1941-1945 and began to make heating
In 1947 its saies oi heating elements did not exceed
of heating elements for t..e corporation in 1959 were
and
for the fiisc
10
months
of
1960
amounted
to
$3,-
war
elements
of
*
Texaco
giving
"Ly
ment
or
criminates
share.
sources
-
PROCEEDS—Of
the
offering,
50,000
shares
being
sold
by
company and the balance for the. account of two officers of the
company. ;The
selling stockholders are offering an additional 30,000
shcxes. to
certain^ employees
and after completion of the sales for
7
are
the
toeir
It
accounts
is
they will
expected
own
.that Hhe
72.9%
of
company
all outstanding
will
use
part
of
an
proceeds
mandatory
oil imports
program
allocations to companies with no foreign invest¬
pattern of imports," he said, "the program dis¬
companies which risked funds to develop oil re¬
abroad."
Long
current
would
the
import
against
be
suggested
volume
at
far more
import
quota
Noting
efforts
that
a
be
would
'
by
system
level
one
desirable.
his'own refinery.
shares.
the
Mr.
described
inflexible."
historical
Swingline Inc. class A capital stock priced at $21.50 per
.
Chairman
"arbitrary and
as
*
required
;
oil-producing
of tariffs
increases
and
Under
on
at
to
process
'
imported oil—taxing
higher levels
;
the refiner receiving
much
this proposal,
the
imported
crude in
""
countries to find
a
method of pro-
C4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2333)
rationing production, he pointed out that Iran, Iraq, Kuwait and Saudi
had made tremendous gains in the
past ten years.
Annual oil
Arabia
payments
they
receive
have
$1,250,000,000—without
inccreased
from
investment
any
by
million
$125
these
the
attempt
to
achieve
pro-rationing
"laudable
a
as
objective," but added:
"In
working
countries
retain
"First and
methods
have
fared
of
attainment,
well
so
under
it
the
is
those
that
vital
arrangements
present
to success in all international commerce.
necessary
the
.
.
.
market
I.
Witter
Hentz
Laird,
—V.
utility,
Texas,
of
Dec.
on
Fidelity
filed
15
Union
Life
a
Co.,
&
Pacific
Stix
Northwest
•&,
Wagenseller
6.20
Woodcock,
&
Durst,
&
French
McCarley :&
1.25
Inc.
McDonnell
C
1.25
:
Moyer,
Kidder
M.
A.
1.25
'
Co.____
Co.——:
6.20
2512.
Co.,
—V.
F.
192,
p.
Co.,
&
and
offering
of
share.
Lehman
Brothers
other
corporate purposes, including the repayment of $4,500,000 of
short-term loans from Texas Utilities Co. (parent) borrowed for such
redemption on not /
lot, at the election'
of the company, «t the price of 105% oi the principal amount thereof
plus accrued interest to date of redemption.
•
offered
be
to
for
sale at competitive bidding.
The net proceeds from the bond
together with funds derived from operations, will be used to cover
estimated construction expenditures for 1961 and part of 1962 and for
The company's construction program cost $17,000,000 in
purposes.
is
and
V.
expected
192,
cost $21,300,000
to
in
1961
2512.
p.
$24,400,000
and
1960
1962.—
in
this
Union Carbide Australia, Ltd.—ADR's Filed—
for
Receipts
50,000
,
days'
ordinary
registered
of
of
stock
Union
of
amount
of
interest
and
Angeles
Petroleum
Court
at
-the
in
Co.
of Justice
filed
company
Los
cross-complaint
a
Angeles
Dec.
on
action
antitrust
the
in
United
against
brought
the
by
22
Department
the
Phillips
against Phillips and Union.
9,
Texas.
Union Oil Co. of California—Court Action—
District
shares
It
Union
in
asked
the
shares
Court
holds,
now
and
"Union
to
the
and
the
Oil,
best
stated.—V.
public,"
enjoin
Phillips
prevent
itself
Phillips
of
the
from
from
Union
the
voting
additional
acquiring
stock
it
Union
presently
Trie
the
Reese
filing
of
cross-complaint
is
shareholders, its employees
Chairman of the Board of Union
2269.
p.
In
making
Texas,
of
field
the announcement,
said
in
that
addition
Quantatron
short-term
long-range
and
Corp.—Forms Subsidiary—
Texas,
announced
Dec.
on
that
16
it
physics and advanced electronics through
Quantatron, Inc., of Santa Monica, Calif.
manufacturing,
tional
Gas
Houston,
of applied
company,
the
than
Richard
T.
product
conduct
basis
in
the
President
Lyons,
immediate
to
"will
interest
of
Union
development
research
work
of
products for industry and government use."
Salter
Mr.
has
and
has had
and
satellite programs
and
industry.—V. 122,
active
been
prominent role in
a
in
the
of
eight
In
elevator,
•
addition,
shrimp,
developing
field
the
advanced
La
Brea
Inglewood,
Ave.,
Calif.,
toiy,
and
registration statement with the SEC on Dec. 14, 1960 covering 600,000
of capital s ock, of which 50,000 shares are to be offered for
pubhc sale bv the company and 550,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
by the present holders thereof. Lehman Brothers is listed as the prin¬
be
The
its
The public offering
supplied by amendment.
uncerwriter.
to
business
organized
was
company
savings
consists
and
loan
price
and
underwriting
law in
insurance
terms
1959,
May,
for
agency
in
arta,
treasury
$150,000,
United
Savings
fire
and
related
Association
Loan
&
of
It also operates
normally
coverage
required
for
of
three
the
into
in
The
company.
received
company
partnerships
of
87.26%
exchange for 1,432,750 shares of capital stock;
the
6 %
United
for
Feed
permanent
mortgage
for
expenses
assist "it
Lots,
Inc.,
operating
GIVING
in the insurance agency business and all
of the outstanding stock of Tested Insurance were acquired in exchange
for
238,758
for
$1,250,000
increasing
the
all
and
principal
acquired
company
Of
engaged
shares;
the
stock
of
additional
130
6%
to
in
meet
the
the
5%
of
shares
Hondo
Rio
was
acquired
On
Sept.
23,
1960
United
stock
for
Warner
one
of
of the
shares
installment
peak
terms
business-,
shares
90.000
of
capital
guarantee stock of United and
insurance
tions
family,
which
in
tional
shares
indirect
either
they
of
directly
the
own
the
thereof
or
by
Individual members of
through partnerships
beneficial
company's
acquisitions
1,384,560
stock of the company in exchange for
161,551 of such shares on the sale of its
business to the company.
agency
Ahmanson
interest,
capital
the
The
above
family
the
corpora¬
addi¬
90,259
received
stock.
Ahmanson
or
and
direct
amounted
to
approximately 82.8%. The remaining shares were
acquired by 12 other persons, substantially all of whom were associated
with or employed by one or more of the businesses controlled directly or
indirectly by H. F. Ahmanson, but were not members of the Ahmanson
shares,
or
family.
The
will
be
from the sale of additional stock by the company
the general funds and be available for general cor¬
proceeds
added
to
porate purposes. In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has
outstanding
1.380,504 shares of capital stock.
The prospectus lists
23
selling stockholders.
sold by
be
is
listed
p.
The amount of shares
owned
each is to be supplied by amendment.
Chairman and
and
Board
M.
D.
posed
to
William H. Ahmanson
President.—V.
447,
as
pr
Jameson
as
132,
•
1
due
to
due
to
November,
mortgage
note
cumulative
stock
*
Gas
Corp.—Common
Offered—Kidder,
Stock
total
a
stock,
of
on
140,498 shares of this corporation's
$10, at $31,875 per share.
par
of
Dec.
on
Dec. 21
common
co-transfer
in
agent
company'-—/;
the
that
15
of
tenders
for
the
'/■
New
York
p.'2512.
192,
Each
of
the
a
t
of
Board
of
options
to
192,
tion
500,000
.
'
1964
June
stock,
of
Directors
secured
and
First
for
shares
—V.
192,
and
the
SEC
issuance
of
shares
50,000
and
stock
common
will
which
at
expire
at
St.,
Dec.
be
advanced
which
finances
entitle
they
due
PROCEEDS—The
will
'*'•
;• *
deposited.
major
filed
-
holder
Weniger,
1960
the
the
volume,
the
for
realized
company
special
item
tax.
a
Total
$3,175,000
also
from
11V2
the
in
community
the
sale
to
roso
to
devel¬
homes
of
$50,210
months.
assets
The
rep.esains
increased
to
and
from
1960
a
figure
credit
a
$1,778,000
on
earlier.
year
a
announced
$612,024,
organized,
in the annual report.
$i<,o0u
01
to
reported
was
the
of
nerio^
preceding
for
the
of
Report—
amounted
$420,968
President
12-mnnth
the
.1975
1,
that
the
diversiried
company
into
to
thereto.
purchase
two
the
parent
.
Corp.,
in
Florida
also
,.nto
tne
wu.y'
its -original
of
homes.
further
an
its
expand
Company,
utility
sell half
to
agreement
Utility
and
other
-
plans
year
fiscal
site
of
Long
the
with
whose
opera¬
Florida
of
principals
to
spates.
diversify
its
business
construction
46
and
is
to
homes
t'.~j
built.
The
scheduled
this
open
"
City-at-Lake
the
Brookville,
class,
'
Weniver
only
and
sale
the
developments
homes in
102
Sarasota.
Long
nine
Island
remain
;
.
said
sriden,
Of the
develop¬
be sold
500-home ueveiopment at Palm Beach, Fla.
month, with five model homes now hearing
for
$70,000
projected
to
completion.
to
At
currently under construction, almost
about 45 homes are under construction,
Wenwood
scheduled
$45,000
In
community
are
r.nd
at
community.
progress
four
norida.
ana
range
contracts,
that
for
marked
Wenwood's
York,
occupied
or
in
Mr.
New
office
post
indicated
at
$16,000
sales
luxury
ment,
homes
Island,
under
an
permanent
report
of
$12,000
all
a
Weniger's
completed
to
'/:•
that
prospects for the current fiscal year
are
excellent, despite a moderate reduction in total housing construction.
Pointing ,out that the company's Long Island developments are directly. in line, with-the movement of population from the Crowded
,i
,
metropolitan
as
o'der
sale
bracket
age
—V.
192,
p.
of
1654.
■' ''.
-
and
and
that
/,
.
to
continues
be
place for. the expanding
he-forecast "further substantial
Organizations
!
Florida
retirement
a
population,
our
Wenwood
.
suburbs
the
vacationland
a
for
progress
wholly-owned subsidiary,
credit sales. %
company's
to
areas
attractive
..
the
eiiiried
that
^^f^A.a.gwiieni
to
program
Municipal
company
the
in
warrants
;
from
proceeds
net
has
the
construction
March
the
debentures.
of
to
reported
20,000
cover
planned
a
Wenwood
Mr.
shares
prior to
to'redemption,
ultimately
entry into the commercial property
field.
A
29-acre
shopping center is planned for Jericho Turnpike,
Selden,
Long
Island,
and
leasing negotiations
are
now
in
process
with
prospective tenants.
In
addition,
the Post Office Department
has exercised an option to purchase a one-half acre
parcel in Selden
-
detachable
Not
subject
the
Dec.
agent
;
30,
over
when
1958,
N.
in
from
of
during ..the
1930,
pursuant
to
communities
registra-
a
covering $1,000,000 of
Purchase Plan,
together with
Acceptance
the
of
the
portion
Dixie
to
some
of
date
conversion
due
2374.
agent
shares
320,000
have
engaged for many, years in construction of major utility plants.
Weniger said the jointly owned company will undertake franchised
operations in other city and suburban areas" and negotiations to this
end are already underway with officials and
private owners in various
Plan—
York,
New
16,
share.
per
become
appointed
June
45%
co-transfer
purchase
to
Mr.
purchase two shares, and (b) four
The price per unit is $130.
-
$7.50
time
the
on
be
been
re¬
debentures.
stock.
PRIVILEGE—Warrants
15,
income
1960
Utilities
exercise
upon
States Shell Homes, Inc., Jacksonville, Fla. The securi-ties—consisting of $2,500,000 of 8% subordinated deben¬
tures due
1975, 100,000 shares of common stock, and
50,000 stock purchase warrants—are offered in units. A
unit consists of (a) $100 of debentures/ each with an
common
than
Sidney
Weniger
part
tions,
the conversion
issue
underwriting group managed by Hayden, Stone &
Co. offered to the public on Dec, 21 securities of United
to
ended
year
more
include
franchise
An
of
tenders. must.-
to
are
appointed
debentures
.
192, p.
Gouiuy in Florida.
Be
has "'(received
preliminary apprcvwi
Trust
Shell Homes, Inc.—Securities Offered—
warrant
been
111
of
stockholders
for
shares of
All
30, 1961 on the com¬
all stockholders s'hortly
utility field during fiscal 1960 by forming Florida Utilities Corp.,
subsidiary which provides water supply and sewage disposal services
a
subordinated
the
Employees'
Stock
stock which may be acquired
States
attached
to
tenders
agent
been
subordinated
income
30,
Mr.
100,000 shs.
Deed
upon
for
Corp.—Stock
its
of
also
July
Federal
on
400,000 shs.
,
certain
by
employees
44th
on
has
amount
not
June
'
•
West
and
increased
net
does
2168.
p.
the
has
warrant
fiscal
of
1959,
the
lots,
100,000
-
Mortgage
reserved
conversion
55
the
from
30,
On
,
*
endorsed
reserved
Plywood
In
.
115,000
1
tl,000,000 shs.
by
is
13,500
upon
with
in
shares
25,000
s^ock.
common
the
officers
to
corporation, -of
participation
Jan.
opment and home building firm, told shareholders
500,000
.
115,000.
■
is
Trust' Co.
corporation.—V.
increase
period
preferred
maker
States
statement
share.
per
on
Wenwood Organizations, Inc.—Annual
Sales
The
This
where
agency
and
stock
Webb
nominal
1346.
p.
p!m.
stock
convertible
IS.
Del
„
.
100,000 shares
issuance
United
$55
of
3:00:
Webb Corp.—Appointments—
common
common
6V2 %
•
..
1970
March,
the
of
.
281,700
100,000
notes
granted
for
company's
company
r"
Manufacturers
As
preferred
served
—V.
of.-
-•
100,000 shs..;
the
"
for
86,000
de-
$1)L
(par
these
Including
the
the
which will be mailed
the
2759.
p.
(Del E.)
company.
of
designate
190,
The
137,893
•"*."'
■
—
convertible
stock
than
the
will purchase up. to
at the lowest: prices tendered,
but
greater number. No' snares will be
stock
common
not. later
of
invitation,
-
$8.50>
(par
properties
on
due
1964
recent
an
:
mortgage note due to
60c
will
and
—V.
.
to
subordinated
the
in
>•;
■
year.",
currentv fiscal
-f
f ' .'
BUSINESS—The
about
company
currently sells, constructs. and finances
standardized models of shell homes ranging in
price from
20
$2,134
to
when
$4,491
approximately
90%
its
United
"
Pictures, Inc.—Stock Tenders—
pany's. form of tender,
$581,991
129,000
contract
serial
due
be (.submitted
;
Outstanding
281,700
February,
Common
1
—200,000
for
Peabody & Co. and associates offered publicly
has been appointed
par value of the
invitation
shares
FINANCING
$600,000
1963
benture
1961,
net
the
300,000
$200,000.
amount
-
-
.
1961——*.
convertible
United
company's capital stock
V-,.
Co.—Appointment—
announced
Undtr
most
approximate
PRESENT
TO
to
contract
installment
the
issued in ex¬
change for guarantee stock of United, H. F. Ahmanson & Co. received
1,042,750 shares.
California Commerce Co., a limited partnership, re¬
ceived
Bros.an
$143,000,
notes.
pro¬
miscellaneous other
and
pumps
40%; ;*
$i
Warner Bros.
has
approxi¬
seasonal inven-
capital.
EFFECT
—
hue
note
November,
thereof owned to 89.24%.
the percentage
1,432,750
of
amount
s.ock,
couiurin
to
1963«_
January,
United's
business of
designing and
in
engaged
tubes,
lpr approximately
authorized
the
in
Authorized
protection of lenders in real estate transactions, including the in¬
agency business formerly conducted by
a
wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary, Tested Insurance Agency, prior to September, 1969, when it was
stock
electron
gauges,
accounted
11,403,236
surance
merged
valves,
as
■
small
a
equity
for
to
— _
and
principally of owning the stocks of two California
associations,
of
proceeds from the sale of the debentures, afterestimated at $20,000 will be used to reim¬
mortgage note due
April, 1970*
of
under Delaware
Inglewood and Rio Hondo Savings & Loan Association.
an
net
CAPITALIZATION
shares
are
of
to
$150,000,
filed
a
is
(Veeco)
expenses,
6%
of 439 South
Corp.
In
Irving Trust Co.
Com¬
.
6%
corporation,
capacity
aggregate
an
through its subsidiaries is
Houston
corporate
amount
and
Secondary—
cipal
the
mate
research
Offering
the
witn
additions to the company's storage facilities,,to the amount of
In addition, funds will be made available to Pan-Am, in "the
with both government agencies
Calif.- -Files
-
kinds
systems.
V,-
company
tne
in
of
the
burse
6%
Corp. of
«
•
approximate
•
Victor Paint
business,
storage
•/.
6%
1496.
Financial
with
addi¬
-
of
grain
contiact
under
in
packaging and marketing vegetables, freezing and packaging / .'reserves-the right to purchase
the purchasing, feeding and marketing:, of fattened cattle
t
purchased ,at. a pricein excess
in
packers
May,
The
such
business* investment oororation, and i3 preparing to enter the .cold storage warehouse business
at Brownsville, Texas.
;
'*"•
>
•
-s.
to
6%
United
the
in
grain
1
of
high
vacuum
systems
and
related
leak
addition, the company sells various components
and accessories for such systems. During the fiscal year ended Sept.30, 1930, hlgn vacuum and leak detector systems accounted for approx¬
imately 60% of the company's sales and components and accessories
24,
warenousing charges. I!ne .company
buildings,
four
storage
tanks,
and
storage
bushels.-"'
a
the development of successful missile
working directly
p.
engaged
of
.!
of
the' sale
from
loans
various
detector
items
from
income
gross
total
and
both
on
Salter, Jr. has been named President and General Manager
of Quantatron, Inc., with headquarters in Santa Monica.
For a number
years
itself
';
on
Houston
value $x per
The offering* is
par
the underwriting.
.
'
Robert M.
of
is
500
_
—
stock,
common
manage
—.
purposes.'
ducing
prin¬
organized
of
s.iares
will
in February.
proceeds
porate
right,
,to
as
Snadowdale,
1235
at
.
Natural
corporation
newly-formed
a
subordinated
corporation
Texas
a
office
its
warenousing
PROCEEDS—The
This
be
500
Co
&
Corp.—Registers Common—
.
Union's
Taylor,
H.
this
of
the
is
has
company
of freezing,
that
interests
192,
Texas
will enter the
the
indebtedness.
senior
company
terminal-type grain
deduction
Union
have
modity Credit Corporation, an agency of tne United States Government.
However, the sales of its subsidiary, PaiirAm Foods, Inc., are greater
owns
manner.
believes
Oil
in
necessary
to
divest
to
court-approved
a
will
debentures
all
to
and
1953,
primarily in
a
Union
of
100,000
Vacuum-Electronics
shall
debentures.
March
States
debentures
any
•
principal thereof into shares of com¬
at any time prior to maturity at the con¬
common
stock
for
each
$1,000 principal
SUBORDINATION—The
cipal
by
the
company
shares
100
of
to
part,
1,000
—
the shares will be used to retire
amount of $1,100,000 incurred in
connection
witn
the
acquisition of land in Plainview, L. • I., N. *Y.
and
construction
of
the
plant
and ' offices oi " the
company.
The
balance will be added to working capital
and Used for general cor*
Limited.
Australia
Los
holder
in
or
expected
•'
..
subject
are
w..ole
in
convert
the
BUSINESS—The
The
debentures
notice,
to
option,
version
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York filed a registra¬
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Dec,
19,
1960, covering
American
Carbide
30
stock
mon
The
Depositary
than
CONVERSION—The
'
at
tion
1, 1960.
REDEMPTION—The
less
1,000
Co,,
Exchange
public
outstanding
1991,
due
.
-
Co.—
Corp. filed a registration statement with the
Commission On Dec. 16 -'covering a proposed
Vacuum-Electronics
Securities
Louis, Mo., publicly offered, pursuant to a Dec. 15
prospectus, $500,000 of the company's 6% convertible
V The
series
.,
&
1.25
Nov.
bonds,
Inc.
Vaugnan
inc.———
Inc.—Dempsey-Tegeler
Lewis
McDaniel
Fricke
sale,
mortgage
Berwyn T. Moore Si
1,000
.
-
Inc.-3
Co.,
&
Hanrahan
2,000
1,000
1,000
.
/
Inc.-/-.
2,000
Co.,' Inc.—
1861. ri.
.
Lufkin &
Jenrette,
Inc._'_3_
Co.,
&
Bodine—
&
Crouter
Donaldson,
2,000
Inc..."
Inc!
Co.,
Co.,
&
public
first
as
& Townsend,
DeHaven
2,500
&
Cassell
subordinated debentures, maturing serially from Nov. 1,
1963 to Nov. 1, 1970, at 100%, plus accrued interest from
$12,000,000 of
are
agreement,
Unjts
5,000
Co.—
Vacuum-Electronics
Industries
underwriting
the
5,500
Co.-
&
Co._
1.25
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.
7.40
&
1.25
—
&
Peabody
Shields
Battles,
&
Stone
Kinder,
6.20
Co.„
inc.
—6.20
Maracne & Co.
& Meeds-..-
p.
Dulles
Hayden,
Snares
■
.
Staats
R.
Janney,
8.65
Inc..
of
Units
St:
Bryan St., Dallas,
registration statement with the SEC covering
1511
Building,
&
Bissell
192,
.
11.75
Co.
&
Uooubody & Co
conditions
the
fohows:
William
11.75
Co
Monday, December 26, 1960
.
% of
28.15
Co.__
&
Kidder
M.
A.
H.
&
to
subject
corporation;
Co
&
duPont
United
Texas Power &.Light Co.—Proposes Bond Offering—
The
the
Snares
Peabody
Francis
Granbery,
foremost of these
are those which support free enter¬
place and the sanctity of contracts between the
participating parties," Mr. Long concluded.—V. 192, p. 2373.
in
of
% of
Dean
the
out
which
the principals
prise
stock
common
Kidder,
described
the following respective percentages
purchase from Bond and Share,
Lorg
Mr.
countries,
observed.
He
to
of
almost
to
.
.
sales
sold
basis
treating
$3,195,
cash
the
on
prices
of
of
credit,
on
the
homes
cash
prices
deferred
shell
most
of
method
range
the -credit
Wollard Aircraft Service Equipment, Inc.—Files Off'g
;
,
of -sale
accounts for
from $1,595 to
company
between
;
the
is
The
which
the difference
income.
'
of
as
which
sold.
The company, of 2963 N. W. 79th
St;, Miami,
with the SEC on Dec.
14, 1960
statement
-
/
common
prices ,and
stock,
to
be offered
Fla., filed
registration,
a
covering 135,000 shares of
public sale at $4 per share with a 60c
for
share commission to Underwriters headed by Amos Treat & Co., Inc.
per
The
prosoectus also includes
13,500 shares sold at 1c per share to
S. Treat by -the company's
principal stockholder, Joseph C: Wol¬
lard, who also sold 10,500 shares to Earl J. Wofsey and Norman Scherstudding.! The interiors do not include any
electrical, plumbing or hearing
installations.
The
exteriors
of- the- F wood at the same price as a Tinder's fee and, 2,500 shares sold at the
same price to George H.
company's homes are completely finished.
DeCarion, counsel.
The
interiors
these
homes
-
,
unfinished
are
except
for
Amos
floors,/
ceiling joists and partition
.
PROCEEDS—The
Bond
&
receive
Share
3.88%
and
Bond
&
the
total
of
is
Share
will
shares
BUSINESS—Unitad
a
portion of the shares owned by Electric
is
being sold by it. United Gas Corp. will not
from the sale.
Upon completion of the sale,
proceeds
any
Electric
stock
Co.
own
500,000
shares
approximately
or
outstanding.
Gas
owns
all
the
of
outstanding securities of
Ga> Pipe Line Co., and 75% of the
Union
Producing CoAand United
outstanding capital stdck of Duvapfiulphur & Potash Co.
United Gas,
Union Producing, and Pipe Liim/are
engaged in the production, pur¬
chase. gathering,
transportation, distribution and sale of natural gas,
and the production and skt/ol crude oil
and other liquid hydrocarbons.
EARNINGS—For
of
the
net
company
income
the
and
months
12
its
ended
subsidiaries
30,
amounted
1960,
to
to
DIVIDENDS—In
paid
at
recent
the
rate
years,
of
$1.50
dividends
per
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
in
$138,475,000
common
In
stock,
sinking
par
PURCHASERS
fund
on
share
of
mort8age
debentures
the
total
revenue
$383,012,000
and
and
$29,292,000;
have
REDEMPTION—The
principal
named
1965
redemption
company
and
and
sales
the
below
debentures
ranging
redemable
are
downward
8%
from
sinking fund will operate to
premium, $130,000 of debentures.
a
houses
of
year
ended
the
six
totaled
Feb.
months
$1,325,000
29,
ended
and
Aug.
at
premiums
over
Va%.
Beginning
to
retire
31,
figures
annually,
I960,
income
net
respective
1960,
$57,000.
was
were
at
income
The
company
is engaged in the manufacture and sale of a wide
variety of ground, field and hangar equipment used to service commer¬
cial and military aircraft.
Of the $419,000 estimated net proceeds from
.
the
for
..
192 500
as
collateral
of
Nov.
trust
12,885,471
15
:
bonds;
shares
of
have
severally
agreed
of
240,000
common
common
stock;
offered
and
agreed
warrants
to
As
stock
,
to
the
names
of
aggregate
purchase
from
the
principal
number
the
pf
an
additional
the
of
the
each
has
terms
and
for
moving
indebtedness,
stock,
of
the
Yonkers
it
was
Raceway,
plant,
the
$58,500
will
balance
-
has outstanding
Wollard,
company
Mr.'
'
Inc.—Certificate
1960,
new
and
company
which
: *
shares.
the
proposed
a
expenses,
working capital.
.
Exchange—
Inc.,
announced
common
be¬
stock
by Martin Tananbaum,
'
this
will
each share oi.the company's class A non-voting
exchanged for. one share of new common voting stock
of $5 par value preferred stock.
date,
be
share
one
tificates
which
company,. on
of
of
Dec.-16,
used
as
Stockholders
,
•
underwriters
units,
plus
be
for
common
166,000
Raceway
effective
President.
purchase
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
severally
and
certain
of
Reclassification
came
shares
shares
to
owns
Yonkerj
In
and
will
$8,000
general funds
shares
President,
no
$260,000
the
to
addition
In
-
sale,
machinery,
added
from
$100,000.
$1,038,000
stock
new
be
completion of the present offering, the com¬
capitalization will consist of:
$2,500,000 capital
debentures;
of 5%
cumulative convertible
preferred stock; 250,000
pany's
units
purchasers
amount
December
8,000
$10.-
The
apply the
"do-it-yourself"
concept
to
home
ownership.
The company does not assist the buyer with completion of the
interior, estimating that it would cost the average buyer about $2,530
to
finish a typical shell home if outside labor were
employed for all
purposes.
The majority of buyers, however, substantially reduceAhis
cost by completing their homes at least in
part with their own labor.
CAPITALIZATION—On
stock
common
annually.
the
homes
EARNINGS—For
Sept.
$26,946,000 compared with $354,381,000
respectively, for the calendar year 1959.
been
Shell
fer
are
being notified by letter to exchange the old cer¬
through the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, trans¬
r'
/
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agent.
Yonkeys
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at
a
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approved the reclassification
14.—y. 188, p. 393. -
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1960
Monday* December 26,
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
School
mentary
District
No.
40
Sale—The $440,000 school
bonds offered
Dec.
12—v. 192,
2271—were awarded to the Val¬
p.
on
Brown,
(P. O.
Phoenix), Arizona
>■/..
Bond Sale—The $50,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 12—v.
192,
1
County School Dist.
(P. O.
Yuma), Ariz.
Sale—The $800,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 13—v. 192,
2271—were awarded to
dicate
a
syn¬
headed
Inc.,
at
interest
by Blyth & Co.,
price ,-of 100.017, a net
a
of
cost
follows:
about
3.51%,
as
-
$50,000
4V2s.
as
Due
July
on
1,
1963.
3t£s.
as
from
1964
Due
to
July
on
1974
1961.
*1,
Due
Feb.
on
F-A.
Feb.
1974.
1,
Legality
approved
Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
Covina
Valley Unified Sch.
Angeles, County
Dist.,
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
County
Clerk,
geles, until 9
17
the
for
election
Dated
will
receive
(PST)
a.m.
zona, in Phoenix.
purchase of $1,268,000
series
A
bonds.
1961.
1,
Due
Feb.
on
1962 to 1986 incl. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Excelsior Union
Angeles
IK/
-Van Buren School District No. 42,
'
■
•
Arkansas'
>
vig,
Clerk,
bids
1961,
Angeles,
1961.
until
Due
1986
9
Feb.
on
1
from
Principal
payable
at
Los
(PST)
a.m.
incl.
in
on
Fallbrook
San
Union
Dist.,
Offering
R.
—
B.
Alameda County Flood Control and
Water Conservation District
No.
Sale
20
to.
&
The
Trust
Hill
zone
First
—
cost
of
100.0001,
a
3.95%,
$200,000
5s.
as
from
40,000
1962
1972 and
from
15
Jan.
on
Due
to
1986
4V4s.
Due
15
inclusive.
Jan.
on
15
from 1987 to 1990 inclusive.
20,000
Is. Due
as
Alhambra
Los
Jan.
on
vig,
County
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids at his office in Los An¬
geles, until 9
17
for
the
school
Due
a.m.
—
T--
purchase of $4,569,000
bonus.
Feb.
on
Dated
1
feu.
from
x,
1982
,„ui.
to
1981
incl. Principal and interest
(F-A)
pavable at the County Treasurer's
California
Bond
(State of)
Offering—Bert
State
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
Jan.
11
$95,000,000
series Y
1,
1960.
1963
as
to
&
S.
A.
offered
p.
Bank
of
San
Bond
the
America
Francisco,
Calif.
$245,000 school
Bank,
of
Los
Bond
Dec.
13—v.
awarded to
192,
a
$7,000,000 hos¬
bonds
offered
until
for
10
(PST)
purchase
school
1958 bonds.
Betts,
receive
a.m.
the
state
A.
will
on
2375—were
syndicate headed by
p.
the Bankers Trust Co., and Chase
Manhattan
Bank, both of New
York, as V/zs, at a price of 101.6101, a basis of about 3.35%.
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., of
York, Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Smith, Barney & Co.,
of
building,
Dated March
Due
on
1987
inclusive.
March
1
from
Callable
(M-S)
payable
Treasurer's
approved
Herrington
by
&
office.
at
the
Legality
Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe, of San
Orrick,
F^n cisco.
&
Trust
for
Jan.
$18,000
1961.
to
1973
and
interest
Union
school
to
192,
D.
Blake
Dec.
on
:
be
received
Jan.
20
America
N.
T.
&
S.
Sch.
(J-J)
payable
America
N.
Callable
as
of
S.
&
of
Bank
the
at
T.
J
Sacramento),
Bond
bonds
p.
A.,
College\j>f j£alifornia (P. O.
■
series A
21—v.
Dec.
192,
2272—were awarded to the Fed¬
eral
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 2%s, at a price of par.
Valley Oaks Union Sch. Dist.,
Ventura
San
Dist.\,
Bernardino
Bond
Offering
Wardle,
Clerk,
County
sealed
bids
will
his
at
Dennis
V.
—
re¬
office
in
San
Bernardino,
until
11
a.m.
(PST) on Dec. 27 for the purchase
of
$225,000 school bonds. Dated
15, 1961. Due on Jan. 15 from
1963 to 1982 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Jan.
Myers, of Los Angeles.
School
Dist.,
San
Joaquin
bids
at
tura, until 11
for
27
the
election
Dated
office
his
L
purchase
1962
Jan.
on
(J-J)
payable at
the County Treasurer's office.
Western
Municipal Water District,
ter
Sale—The
bonds
offered
bonds
p.
100.017,
&
as
Belleair, Fla.
bids
until
for
6
Dec.
on
at
a
to
192,
Hill
price
of
follows:
1964
to
9.000
12—v.
awarded
Co.,
scbrtrd
America N: T.
Francisco,
as
inclusive.
41/4S. Due
on
Bank
&
Stone
S.
as
14—v.
3V4S. Due
3V2S.
on
Jan.
2
from 1967 to 1971 inclusive.
Santa Clara School Districts, Santa
Clara
Bond
Sale
County,
—
An
Calif.
issue
of
$1,-
p.
Dist.,
San
Sale—The
offered
on
$39,000
Dec.
Joaquin
headed
by
the
school
12—v.
2272—were awarded to
dicate
the
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
can,
&
will also receive sealed bids
11:15
until
for
the
a.m.
(EST) on Jan. 6
purchase
of
$500,000
series B bonds.
sewer,
1,.1960.
Due
to
inclusive.
1972
on
Dated Aug.
Feb. 1 from
payable
1963
Principal
the
at
and
of
Bank
ity approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
Santa
Rosa
County Special Tax
1 (P. O. Milton),
School Dist. No.
'
Florida
Bond
Offering-^-R.
Superintendent of
Public
Locklin,
M.
the
Instruction,
Board
of
receive
will
sealed bids until 10
a.m. (EST) on
Jan. 19 for the purchase of $1,550,000 school bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
.
Due
incl.
on
Feb.
1
Callable
from
as
of
1962 to
Feb.
1,
1971.
Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.
A., of San
County, Calif.
bonds
and
GEORGIA
Fulton
County (P. O.
3), Ga.
Atlanta
Bond
Offering
—
John
F.
Still,
Comptroller, will receive
bids
until
(EST) on
5 for the purchase of $14,525,000 traffic improvement bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1
noon
Jan.
2,
Jan. 2, 1966.
on
Due
1962
&
4.99%.
School
Bond
as
from
1
Clearwater, in ClearLegality approved
by
water.
sealed
1965.
$750,000
Dated Aug.
Principal
payable
at
Feb.
(F-A)
-
of
Hanauer
about
on
Jan.
on
of
inclusive.
interest
County
B.
Woods
Jan.
Due
1991
Youngberg,
& Co., Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Juran & Moody,
Inc., and C. N. White & Co., as
5s, at a price of 100.032, a basis
J.
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
series A bonds.
1, 1960.
to
11
the
sewer,
wa¬
192, p. 2375—were awarded to a
syndicate composed of the Bank
5s. Due on Jan. 2 from
as
1962
Dec.
on
1863—were
$95,000
;r
Offering—Gladys Duncan,
Clerk, will receive sealed
of
Sale—The
Bond
'V
Bond
Town
1981
$1,150,000
offered
13—
.--.FLORIDA
1961.
Riverside County, California
Bond
Dec.
Corp., as
price of 100.04, a basis
a
r'
bonds.
B
incl. Princi¬
1981
pal and interest
$305,000 fire
on
of about 3.14%.
$285,000
1961. Due
to
Dec.
on
of
series
15,
Ven¬
in
(PST)
a.m.
I960,,
Jan.
from
15
of
County, Calif.
Robert
—
Hamm, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
The
Clearwater,, in Clearwater. Legal¬
California
County,
Offering
Connecticut
—
2375—were awarded to
p.
interest
Bond
of New
Additional Offering—Miss Dun¬
$14,173,000
revenue,
on
Wood,
The American Securities
Calif.
Sale —The
offered
&
bonds offered
192,
v.
8
of San
Francisco. Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, iof San Francisco.
State
house
Sale
bids will
Jan. 1, 1975. Principal and interest
A.,
County, Calif.
Shelton,
Bond
the
inclusive.
of¬
Delafield
City.
3.15s, at
ment, series E bpnds. Dated,, Jan.
1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1 from 1964
1981
pay¬
Treasurer's
kins,
.
p.m.
(PST)
purchase of
$758,000 1956 municipal improve¬
to
State
Calif.
until
for
10
the
Legality approved by Haw¬
York
>
i
'
■
p.
of
Rindge
',v
•'
Feb".
inclusive.
1980
fice.
Co., and C. N. White
•
Sunnyvale,
of San Francisco.
ceive
&
•.
to
bonds.
on
Co.,
'■'.y
.'
:V
•
1964
at
Shearson,
Co.,
Co.
&
2557—were awarded
syndicate
headed
by
the
a
Bank
offered
bonds
able
Co., Taylor & Co.,
Stone & Youngberg, J. B. Hanauer
& Co., Wagenseller & Durst, Fred
housing system
—
9,000
Co., of
York, Burns, Corbett & PickInc., Zahner & Co., Allan
Blair & Co., and J. A, Overton &
at
Elementary Sch.
Dist., San Diego County, Calif.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,475,000
53,000
Co,
op
1962
Principal
Oceanside
Federation
New
receive
Angeles.
Pollock & Co., Inc., R. S. Dickson
& Co., Inc., Hill Richards & Co.,
ard,
Peque-
Feb, 1,
from
1
&
system
1961.- Due
1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
&
on
Calif.
will
Dated
payable
$24,000
Corp., Mercantile Trust
Company, of St. Louis, Laidlaw &
Co., W. H. Morton & Co., Wm E.
Trust
1
Bank
&
Weeden
from
1
S.
Bond Offering—Sealed
May
A.
G.
Clerk,
Feb.
on
curities
&
on
the
by
&
Feb.
Dated
A., of San
as
3%s, at a price of
basis of about 3.73%.
Hutton
F.
1
incl.
County,
bonds.
Richards
&
Bank
May
a.m. (PST)
purchase
of
the
Co., Chicago, Salomon
Hutzler, First National
Bank of Oregon, Portland, Weeden & Co., Stone & Webster Se¬
Bros.
on
—
T.
follows:
as
Hammill
incl.
Due
Offering
N.
highway
980,000
13—
2068—were awarded to
p.
(State of)
Offering—John A. Spez-
Bond
$1,000,000
Dec.
V
"
:
iale, State Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST)
on Jan. 5 for the purchase of $28,-
Sch. Dist.,
on
p.m.
Connecticut
100.071.
The
—
'
1991
to
County
gnat,
(P. O. Los
California
Sale—The
facilities
1982
Riverside
Angeles County
pital
E.
Co.,
May 1 from
on
Due
37/ss.
as
Bond
Rialto
Angeles.
Angeles),
cost
&
of Hartford.
Other members of the syndicate
were
price of
of about
1981
to
Sale
2
;
California
County,
syndicate headed
of
Nuview Union School District,
—v.
California
3%s.
1971
from
;
Sale—The
on
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
building bonds offered on Dec. 13
—v.
192, p. 2271—were awarded
to
470,000
Los
Angeles
192,
a
2169—were
a
of
price
a
school bonds offered
v.
incl.
1970
as
from
(F-A)
Livingston Union School District,
C^untv.
4s. Due
to
inclusive.
on
Associates.
Merced
interest
as
at
until
(EST) on Dec. 27 for the purchase
of $2,105,000 school bonds. Dated
Jan. 15, 1961. Due on Jan. 15 from
1962
to
1981
incl.
Legality ap¬
proved by Day, Berry & Howard,
192,
Nov. 29—v.
bids
sealed
ceive
San Diego
Bay Union High
Los
follows:
as
school
2271—were
of
South
Bond
side, until 11
$450,000 city
bonds
192,
Angeles,
Francisco,
100.2049, a
Fay, at
Offering—Edgar C. Hannan,/ City Comptroller, will re¬
N.
Sale—The $430,000 school
on
'
'■*
1
Connecticut
Bond
2068—were awarded to The Se¬
curity-First National Bank of Los
Co., B. J. Van In-
&
C.
and
school
CONNECTICUT
illV.v
Bristol,
p.
re¬
composed
Co.,
District,
offered
offered
p.
,
Co.
School
Bond
payable
Schwabacher
net
a
325,000
9
&
of America
group
A
Co., E. F. HutLundborg &
&
A. Brown,
Schools, will
purchase of $1,285,000
Irving
Hogle
bonds
a.m.
sealed bids at his office in River¬
Continental Illinois National Bank
of March 1, 1982. Principal and
interest
State
interest
New
office.
on
T.
15, 1991.
Bond Offerine-—Gordon T. Nes-
The
—
14—v.
Los
School Dist.,
County, California
Sale
a
Co.,
$170,000
in¬
Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
awarded to The
City High
Angeles
1986
County
Legality ap¬
office.
improvement
N.
&
Due
Bond
15,
Jan.
on
to
Healdsburg, Sonoma County, Calif.
inclusive.
1971
1973.
1974
as
Jan.
on
Due
4s.
as
80,000
to
3^s.
as
260,000
Due
1962
A.
$965,000 water
bonds
&
A.
—
of
•
building bonds.
County, Calif.
Mc-
10:15
(F-A)
192,
to
Hooker
10
cisco.
Dec.
13—v.
John Nuveen &
$25,000 school
15, 1961. Due
Feb.
until
Sale—The
awarded
Diego,
Jan.
Co.,
White
1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1
revenue
Dec.
James,
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
and
follows:
as
on
Principal
and
payable
at
the
Treasurer's
Western
about
San
J.
.
on
were
Co., of San Fran¬
Richards & Co.,
of
(F-A)
in
(PST)
from
15
rmgton &
offered
2271
p.
price
a
interest
$600,000
bonds
192,
cisco, and
jointly, at
net
F
v.
—
awarded
Bank
The
—
series
5,
Dec.
Oakland), Calif.
office
a.m.
Dated
Feb.
clusive.
CALIFORNIA
Bond
his
10:30
bonds.
on
(P. O.
at
on
Napa, California
Bond
1962
for the purchase of
bids
bids
the
Co., "Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Stern, Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.,
County Treasurer's office.
works
Diego County, Calif.
Bond
Mpulton
1962 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
3.84%,
at
of
Offering—Emmet G.
Dated Feb.
par,
Sch.
offered
Superintendent
receive sealed bids until Feb. 7 for
Co., Merrill Lynch,
Fenner
&
Smith,
Inc.,
&
ton
192, p. 2271 —were
Shearson, Hammill &
to
sealed
from
County
High
bonds
A
H.
R.
Calif.
Offering
Bond
Dean Witter &
(PST) on Jan. 9 for the purchase
$285,000 school, series B bonds.
the
as
(P. ; O. Littleton), Colorado
J
syndicate
follows:
Security-First
Bank
of
Los
Angeles,
National
of
and
until
4.17%.
Co., of San Fran¬
Richards & Co.,
Menamin, County Clerk, will
1962 to- gen
13—v. 192, p. 2271—were awarded
to E. L. Villareal &
price
were
Santee
ceive
County Clerk, will receive sealed
about
Western
—v.
Bond
interest
by the Bank of America
A., of San Francisco.,,
Other members of the
Monterey City Sch. Dist., Monterey
County, Calif.
and
Sale—The $500,000 school
limited tax bonds offered on Dec.
a
2271—were
Co.
receive
office
Treasurer's office.
Bond
Co., as 4^s,
100.80, a basis of
series
13
Arapahoe County Sch. Dist., No. 6
N. T. & S.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
at the
California
will
his
at
Hill
cipal and interest
High Sch. Dist.,
County,
County
'
-*f*
"
headed
on
City School Dist., Merced
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
(F-A)
ARKANSAS
First
County,
Jan.
on
1960,
Feb.
1 from
1
Ari¬
The
on
Pierce,
awarded
California
vig,
and
Dec.
Los
Jan. 17 for the purchase of $1,388,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
1,
of
p.
Trust
Merced
offered
192,
to
&
by
bonds
COLORADO
120,000 school 1958 bonds offered
Dec. 19 was sold to a syndicate
Monterey
jointly.
inclusive.
Bank
District,
1960
12—v.
Interest
of
as
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co., Bosworth,
Sullivan
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Peters,
Writer & Christensen, Inc., and
National
Dec.
cisco,
sealed
First
A
Bank
Feb.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: J. A. Hogle &
the
series
Dated
Los
750,000
on
sealed bids at his office in Los An¬
Bond
p.
receive
(PST)
awarded
Bond
No.
will
School
County, California
Bond Sale—The $95,000 school,
M.
Jan. 9 for the purchase of $1,070,000 sewer revenue, series A bonds.
Ely, Beck & Co.
Yuma County,
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m.
2375—were awarded to Refsnes,
p.
City
Anna
—
able
Gilbert Elemen¬
tary School District No. 41
Offering
1 from 1962 to 1989 inclusive. Call¬
ley National Bank, of Phoenix.
Maricopa County,
Bond
sealed
(P. O. Phoenix), Arizona
Bond
Marina
Concord, Calif.
Maricopa County, Glendale Ele¬
a
192,
syn¬
from 1962 to 1987 inclusive.
cipal
at
the
New
and
interest y(J-J)
Chase
York
Manhattan
Prin¬
payable
Bank, in
City;
Legality
ap¬
N. T. & S. A., of San proved by Spalding, Sibley, Troutr
Francisco, as 3%s, at a price of man, -Meadow & Smith, of At¬
lanta.
•'
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100.484, a basis of about 3.82%;
America
Bank
of
Volume
192
Number 6015
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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ILLINOIS
Northern
Illinois
(P
Kalb), Illinois
Offering:—Clarence
Bond
of
the
State
Topp,
Teachers
College Board, will receive sealed
bids
until
for
16
2
the
purchase
of
Jan.
on
$7,500,000
dormitory and student union
reve-
1960 bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1963 to 2000
nue
incl.
Callable
of
as
Oct.
1
1971.
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
The
at
First
pay-
National'Bank
of
hnth
bids
»f«
118
O. Belleville), 111.
Offering —D. I. Kniep-
Education,
will
until
the
Board
receive
7:30
of
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
Bend), Ind.
Sale —me $430,000 real
estate purchase 1960 bonds offered
on Dec. 13—v. 192, p. 2272—were
awarded
to
The
Continental
Bond
Illinois
National
Bank
&
Trust
on
2%S» at
hflda
nf
of 199.152,
prlpe
a
ahmit
9
a
baSiS °f 3b°Ut 2'32%'
Yorktown, Ind.
Bond Offering—Margaret Waymire,
Town
Clerk-Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed
bids
30,
1 P-1*1* (CST) on Dec. 28 for the
purchase of $240,000 sewerage
1960.
1962 to
works revenue bonds. Dated Dec.
Jan.
on
1
t
Dec.
on
from
interest
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
(J-D)
Merchants
INDIANA
Hartford
ceive
sealed
bids
until
9:30
a.m.
(EST) on Dec. 27 for the purchase
of $360,000 school
building revenue, series 1960 bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1960. Due
1980
on Dec. from 1961 to
Interest J-D. Legality
incl.
approved by Grafton
of Louisville.
& Fleischer,
Ind.
Bond Sale—The $960,000 sewage
improvement
bonds offered
15—v.
2376—were awarded to
p.
a
about
4.04%,
$146,000
interest
net
a
syn-
4V8s.
as
cost
of
follows:
as
Due
Jan.
on
Zionsville,
works
Dec.
revenue
14
Bond
Sale—The
offered
*
D
on
revenue
16__v
awarded
_were
to
in2
bonds
3%s.
Due
A991'J3^8
1
Jan.
on
bonds
offered
on
IOWA
1
Bond Sale
Terrebonne Parish Recreation Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Schriever) >La
Rond
Offering
the
Bridgeport)
O
Mich
Bo.nd Sale-The $200,000 water
supply system refunding and lmprovement
bonds offered
revenue
Dec. 6—v. 192,
on
2170—were
awarded to The Channer Newman
p.
Securities Co., and Martin & Co.,
jointly,
w
bida
28
000
water
for
(EST) on
purchase of $88,-
the
a.m.
and * sewer
revenue
aPP™ved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans
MASSACHUSETTS
Allen
Parish
School
No.
4
? National
iSnffi
nf
'
a
?of 199-36>
f'
k
♦
basis of about
to
R.
until
medical
Pressprich &
price of 100.28,
on
Jan.
W0
1
from
1961
to
1972
incl.
Callable as of April 1, 1965. PrinCipal and interest (A"0) Payable
at any bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid-
der. Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De-
Kent County
(P. O. Grand
Rapids), Mich.
Bond
Sale
The
—
$3,975,000
county airport limited
offered
Dec. 20—v.
on
awarded
headed
j:
.
.
(EST)
a.m.
care
—were
'
10
facility limited tax
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1960. Due on
^
W.
as 3.40s, at a
basis of about 3.33%,
,
Jackson),
Offering—Floyd J. Poole,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Sale—An issue of $15,000
bonds offered on Dec. 15
sold
(P. O.
Michigan
troit.
Ipswich, Massachusetts
sewer
County
Bond
'
Bond
Oberlin), La.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
An issue of $102 000
a
,
The $250,000 school April
*
SA
a
at
'
^
^oa^ boads Pffered on Dec. 14—
Co.,
District
Co
Kenower, MacArthur & Co,
,
bids
^»n.B_oxbor0ugH Regiona, School
was
LOUISIANA
&
sold
Frankfort, Mich.
*<*c**on
to-
k°nd£>. Dated
Due on
Dec. * from 1961 to 1988 incl. Leapproved by Grafton &
Fleischer, of Louisville.
nnn
was
rBond Sale—The $40,000 general
IVSIp If *in/nnn obllSation bonds offered on Dec.
purcha?e, of A19?'?09 12~v- 192, p. 2377—were awarded
Bond Sale
Offering—Doris S. TilghCity
Clerk,
will
receive
nf
Dec. 6
on
McDonald-Moore
to
Versailles, Kentucky
is<5iie
price of 100 003
t
Massachusetts
sealed bids until 10
bonds offered
to
Mirh;^
Sale—An'
receive sealed
7"'
nntil
lr
i
Chrhnvann
Bond
J
Commissioners, will
Federal
Bond
man,
TamPc
del
•7>
'
Carroll, Iowa
from 1972 to 1983 inclusive.
pay-
2376
D
6
Dec.
Ind.
Bridgeport Township (P
1963 to 1976 incl. Interest F-A. Le-
$420,000 hous-
jng and fining hall
,
192, p. 2272 — were
awarded to the Indianapolis Bond
& Share Corp., as 4Vss, at a price
of 100.77, a basis of about 4.07%.
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
as
p™ Ye™ent
;
College of Kentucky
(P. O. Pikeville), Ky.
The
^
v.
—
'
294,000
at
Bond Sale—The $270,000 sewage
192,
dicate headed by the Indianapolis
Bond & Share Corp., at a price of
100.001,
payable
National
Bank,
in
Legality
approved
by
Hoss, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Tndianannlis.
Indianapolis.
revenue
Dec.
on
(CST) on Jan. 9
Of
$17,000,000
purchase
public improvement bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1961, Due on Feb. 1
from
Pikeville
Muncie.
City,
the
County (P. O. Brandenable at tbe State Treasurer's ofburg), Kentucky
—legality approved by Wood,
Offering — William P. King, Dawson & Logan, of New
Lusk, County Court Clerk, will re- York City.
ga?Uyinappt:edInbyreSCht]esL& fc T996 ^clusive^PrincipTl "nd
works
for
r
•
.
bids until 2 p.m.
Bond
until
Dec. 28 for the purchase of
$286,000 building bonds. Dated Dec.
Due
Due
Meade
as
of
1960.
(J-J)
St. Joseph County (P. O. South
■ -
ct
f
c
#,
r»* #
a/
St. n • r
Clair County Sch. Dist. No.
kamp, Secretary
1,
i^"SI^t..thoe
Rank
Co., and City National Bank &
Trust Co., both of Chicago, jointly,
(P.
Dec.
Narin^al
t!
Union National Bank & bonds Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on
T^l cftv ^at »^Hppnf Lml ComparW> in ]Lexington. Le- Jan. 1 from 1966 to 1996 inclupai
fil- appr°7ed. b7u Grafton & Principal and interest
sive. Callable as of Jan. 1, 1976.
Fleischer, of Louisville.
andC
Chicago. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
Dated
C°mp0Sed °f 1Thei! £irst 1 from 1961 to 1974 incl. Principal
v,
(CST)
p.m.
2068—were awarded to
p.
% gI"°UP
O
'.
De
Secretary
192,
v.
Universitv
tax
bonds
192, p. 2273
a
syndicate
to
by the First of Michigan
fr0m
oXcT/waTsoM to"P^S-were awarded to^charUf
inclSve.1 ~ ^^ ^ & Jones' ^
w2e^ aSmf(Sows'° Rrffe%perge^"
Hughes
&
C^ Incl^sSfon!
,
.j.
,.
j.
..
Lawrence^ Township O. 7433 East
Metropolitan
School District (P.
56th
Street,
Bond
Indianapolis), Ind.
The $350,000 school
Sale
improvement
Dec.
on
bonds
1960
9—v.
192,
laney, Wells & Co., at
a price of
net interest cost of about
a
4.07%,
A„Y
~
950,000
awarded
^
1963
to
on
Jan. 1 from
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.,
345
340,000
Cruttenden,
i
K.
J.
Podesta
Brown
&
&
Co.,
Co., Inc.,
and
~
S
4.30s.
Lincoln Land School Building
Corp.
✓
f\
on?
Ji/f
•
ex
n
jr
v
(P. O. 207 Mam St., Rockport),
n
.
age
on
on
Jan
Jan.
1
from 1984 t0 1986 inclusive,
Bond Sale-The $7,000,000
RAt1ii;nrt
S*,'^192,
fered
Dec. 14—v.
on
-were
awarded
.
b®ad,ed
to
2068
p.
Boulting-
house, Corporation Secretary, will
receive
sealed
(CST)
of
bids
until
Dated
July
on
Jan.
from
1
1,
Principal
payable
at
in
proved
Otter
Farmers
Rockport.
by
Miller,
the
McCord,
Indianapolis.
of
^
.clip
School
(P.
poration
O
Haute),
on
Dec.
Ice
p.
n
Terre
-A
follows:
;
$735,000
as
about
135,000
as
3.92%,
for
Feb.
Due
on
July
1|
1979 incl.
37/8s.
Due
on
receive
(CST) on Jan.
purchase
of
$45,000
improvement bonds. Dated
1, 1961.
Due
Feb.
on
1982
July
1981.
and
390,000
1971
inclusive
Operating
ex-
AC
Pf 7a' 35 comPared t0 $229,118
.
The balance available for intercharges amounted to $890,637,
compared to $771,809 in the same
— —
i0^/o-
year-
an
increase of
Jan
on
revenue
Due
For the 12 months period ended
Jan.
15,
Nov.
on
Jan.
15,
nance,
V
'
'.
Trust
charges,
syndicate
follows:
■
&
.
Savings
,
Bank
Continental Illinois National Bank
&
Trust
Co.
white
jnc
^
both
Weld
&
New
Blair
York
&
Co.'
were
Dec.
14—v.
headed
by
Smith,
a
192,
syn¬
Barney
& Go,» Lehman Brothers, Drexel
Co.
Co
Harriman
and
Ripley
&
Inc., at a price of 100 009,.a
net interest cost of about 3.69%,
a»
follows:
$5,215,000
from
835,000
as 5s. Due on March
1963 to 1967 incl.
as
4y4S. Due
1
March 1,
on
1968.
4,705,000 e? 3V4S. Due
1
from 1969
5,725,000
from
8,520,000
as
to
to
on
1978
33/4S. Due
1979
March
on
1973 incl.
3M>s. Due
1974
as
to
March 1
incl.
on
1984
•
'
March 1
incl.
Other members of the syndicate
umer memuer
were as .follows:
C.
J.
Devine
&
Co.,
Goldman,
®acbA
v.
Peabody &
Go^ Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith Inc., White, Weld & Co.,
Dear, Stearns & Co., A. G. Becker
in- &
Jr
' r^C-'
for ^interest
$10,260,593,
an
t
crease of $1 071,853, or 11.6% over
a comparable period a year ago.
As a result of the improvement
°f each month of this year over
the sajne month last year, interest charges on the funded debt,
after operating expenses and
%%
*
*
*
Ifoselev&^o"
1 pnose ey & C
__
"
«
^bfarsonJ Bammill & Co., F. S.
Smithers M Co., Weeden & Co.,
Hallgarten{ & Co^, Hirsch & Co.,
& Co., Inc., Adams,
maintenance, were covered McEntee &
Bacon, WhipA. C. Allyn & 130.10% for the 12 months ended pl(; &
W:illiarn B1j"r & C,o.,
Trust company of Geor- Nov. 30, 1960.
Blunt Ellis & Simmons, Coffin &
pressprich & Co.
National Bank, of
Van Ingen & Co.,
?
of
Co
30, 1960, net earnings after
operating expenses and mainte-
available
on
in
15
on
of)
$25,000,000 De¬
2069—were awarded to
p.
from
vehicle
(State
Lerchen
troit expressway, series II revenue
est
First
Memphis'B.
J.
BuriV-Inc., Eldredge & Co., Inc.
Atlanta, W. H. Morton & Co.,
First of Michigan
Corporation,
Waterloo, Iowa
^
15,
1989 incl.
%s. Due
as
as
approved b^ Bannister, Carpenter, Co>> Inc
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
giaj
1,
Is.
as
Harris
Legality
ic
Jan.
on
Other members of the
were
Story City, Iowa
to
ion
same
and rnmBSfpH Ia <ftOOQ lift
maintenance &were
Passenger
1991.
2272—were
sold to The Carleton D. Beh Co.
Gated Dec. 1, 1960. Due from
nno
Due
1987 to
1990.
Cownie, Inc.
Bond Sale—An issue of $59,000
street improvement and construetion bonds offered on Dec. 14 was
1t-
Jan- 15
on
1983
33/4S
as
from
Bond Sale — The $94,000 street
improvementf bonds offered
on
p
ag0.
toe
November, 1960, increased 10.2%
from 1984 to 1986 tool
and commercial vehicle revenue
1,035,000 as 3.80s. Due on Jan. 15 was up 8.6% from a year ago.
925 000
1 from
,
ftno
3.70s. Due
as
375,000
192>
q
To„
^
5s. Due
as
QQ^nnn Ae
560,000
1971 inclusive,
12_y
year
2'395'990 1971 to 1981 incl. Jan- 15 ™°.nth last
from as 3'69s- Due on
sealed
the
1962 to
1961
33/4s.
1980 and
as
r
from 1963 to
9
qonnnn
o
Anderson,
bids until 7:30 p.m.
offered
2376—were
a syndicate headed
by
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp., at a price of 100.031, a net
of
will
awarded to Becker &
the
cost
Clerk,
street
Dec
awarded to
interest
41
a
to
'
$1,320,000
—
with
rnmnarpd
a«
reio^d
penses
<15007 I
follows:
Oelwein, Iowa
city
TvrOVPir,hpr
mon^b
Sioux City, Iowa
u>
bonds
Jr.nj
Bond Offering-R. E.
$1,650,000 first
192,
nnt
Allen,
Michigan
dicate
the —
f
Co^ Watling,
Bond Sale—The
&
Northern Trust Co.,
&
Indiana
revenue
15—v.
ap-
Building Cor-
North
Sale—The
mortgage
State
Legality
Ross,
Creek
Bond
interest
and
o
Ray
0 son & Beaumont, Inc.
p.m.
revenue
1961. Due
1963 to 1991 in-
elusive.
Bank,
nicnri
Jan. 5 for the purchase
on
$420,000 first mortgage
bonds.
li
and
Turnpike Auth.,
Massachusetts
syndicate
a
&
bonds offered
Massachusetts
^nc^at a^Drice^fToO^)?1 ^nlt
^rntfpndprf
Co.,
r,...'
of
Earnings Progress Continues
PnHCo
& CO.^ Crutl6ndGllj Pod0St3 & Co»j wO«) inc., 3t 9 price Oi iUU.U 1, 3 net
Quail' & Cq channer Newma^ interest cost of about 3.60%, as
Securities
Dodge,
gen-
_
nffWii-To
Pinna
Bond Offering—James
&
Rnclnn
Rouge Consolidated SewerDistrict (P. O. Baton Rouge),
Louisiana
°" Jan' X>
Due
Palmer
Baton
Other members of the syndicate
3s.
as
as
as
'
,
.
of the syndicate
^
Arthur
East Baton Rouge Parish, Greater D0!>1,011,
inclusive.
1981
195S f H°,S- Due
0002
1
inclusive.
to a syndicate composed
City Securities Corp., In¬
dianapolis Bond & Share Corp.,
the
of
^
Jan.
on
1967
4s. Due
as
1968
to
Thorndike,
^
4^S. Due
as
from
a
£'d£ "oSKnbm
aPPr9,ved b^ 3C" chants National Bank, in Boston.
Buchler & Carr, of Met- Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Donald
airie, of Chicago.
follows:
as
$210,000
2272—were
p.
offered
KS STc" FSZtit SST £
JZ-M.
>
offered
"school bTnds
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Bona
Beatrice
Sale ~ The $1,700,000 Tubbs, Jown_ Clerk, will^receive 789, a basis of about 3.30%.
Bond
1QQ 27>
000
MICHIGAN
Gregory
&
Sons. E.
F.
Hutton
■••• ■
&
Co.,
The
Illinois
Company,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., RooAlbion, Mich.
780,000 as 4s. Due on July 1 from Rjmmer
Kean, Taylor & Co., McDonald &
city Clerk will receive seveltCross, Bacon, Stevenson
1982 to 1990 incl.
Bond Offering
Marthan A. Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Rand
seaiea
sealed bids until 7:30 nm
oias
/.3U p.m.
CSD
& Co-> Commerce Trust Co, City
"Iie"nf
a. uo
wm. jl. i-ouock & uo. xtana
(7^1) National Bank & Trust Co both Schumacher, City 77, ^larman re- & Co, Roosevelt & Cross, Stroud
Other members of the syndicate on Dec. 27 for the
Clerk, will
purchase of $5,$5,- national DanK & irust l.o, doui
seaipd
bid^ „ntn 7.™
To
Tnp
G
H
Walker & Co
were as follows:
Shearson, Ham- 500
.
Bond
Offering
Lawrence
J
t
—
street
mill
K.
&
J.
Co, W. E.
Brown
&
Hutton & Co,
Co, Mullaney,
Co,
-
,
„
_
.
,
nm
special
KENTUCKY
Wells
&
Co, Walter, Woody &
Heimerdinger, and Westheimer 8c
improvement
assessment bonds
(P.
O. Cannelton),
Indiana
Bond
Sale—The
sealed bids until 11
$20,000 county
relief bonds offered
on
Nov. 21—
a.m.
(EST)
on
Dec. 29 for the purchase of $215,building revenue bonds.
000 school
—
Harris &
Lexington, Kentucky
Bond Offering
Mrs. Florence
Todd,
City
Clerk, will receive
—
Perry County
af ka?sasi:itir'„jul,ieri 9?llirls & /tcgtn
at,^
Co"wm7K Pollock ^c ^Co!rfncT, (EST) on Jan. 9 for the purchase James A. Andrews & Co, Inc., .j
J.
First Cleveland Corp, Stranahan/of $340,000 water supply system Barth & Co, Julien Collins & Co,
Co,
and
,
w
Co.
Rowles, Winston &
Kenower
Burns,
v
'
MacArthur
8c
*
•
Offering
—
T,mQc
revenue bonds. Dated July 1, 1960.
a
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
Due on Jan- 1 from 1962 to 1974
Field, Richards & Co, Hannahs,
*' inclusive. Principal and interest Ballin & Lee, Hayden, Miller &
Port3* ^eW °rleans'
Bond
^
Co,
Corbett & Pickard.
'
q
Richard G.
Jones, Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
(J-J)
payable
at
any
bank
or
Co, Johnston, Lemon 8c Co, RobCo, Inc., Rodman & Renshaw, Schaffer, Necker
& Co, Singer, Deane & Scribner,
trust company designated by the inson-Humphrey
successful
bidder.
Legality apby Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
proved
petroit.
Stern Brothers & Co, R. D. White
t
58
&
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2662)
Campbell, McCarty & Co., Inc.,
Dolphin & Co., A. Webster Dough¬
erty & Co., Robert Garrett & Sons,
Graubery, Marache & Co., G. C.
Haas & Co., Indianapolis Bond &
Share Corp., Charles King & Co.,
McCormick
&
Co.,
McDonaldMoore & Co., Moore, Leonard &
Lynch, ^Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
Newhard, Cook & Co., Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Inc..
•
&
Reinholdt
'
Rowles,
Gardner,
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc., Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co., Walter J. Wade, Inc.,
J. C. Wheat & Co., Yarnall, Biddle
Winston & Co.,
&
&
Dain
Harrington &
Inc.,
Co.,
Co., Inc.
■„
to
and
interest
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Inc.,
Northwest Co., Raffens-
Hughes & Co., Inc., Rippel
& Co., Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co., Inc., Robert L. Whittaker &
Co., Harold E. Wood & Co., and
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke &
perger,
French, Inc.
Bond
Offering
Legality approved by Dickinson,
McKean & Cudlip, of
Detroit.
Kenneth
Ly-
(EST) on
purchase
of
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
the
for
11
Jan.
were
Rapids, Minnesota
Coon
Offering
Bond
bids
sealed
will receive
until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Manager,
City
cher,
of
purchase
the
for
29
Dec.
Puls-
Robert
—
$358,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1
from 1963 to 1983 incl. Principal
designated by
successtul bidder. Legality ap¬
trust
or
the
bank
interest payable at any
and
company
Leof
proved by Howard, Peterson,
Haertzen,
&
Lefler
Hospital Dist., Minn.
Lake
Elbow
$375,000 gen¬
Sale —The
Bond
obligation hospital bonds of¬
fered on Dec. 12—v. 192, p. 2377—
eral
State Bank, of
by Miller, Can-
approved
of Detroit.
New Haven Community
3.95%,
Sch. Dist.,
Bond
Offering
—
from
Teschler, Secretary of the.
Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 5
95,000
purchase
of "► $450,000
school
building and site bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on June
1
from
1962 to 1989 inclusive.
the
for
Canfield, Paddock &
ler,
Stone,
Detroit.
of
95,000
from
Mich.
Bond Offering—Anna
will
Clerk,
receive
sealed
1, 1960. Due on Jan. 1 from
1980 inclusive. Principal
to
(J-J) payable at the
Lumberman's Bank, in
National
25,000
J. Nunn,
receive
1960. Due on Oct. 1
from 1961 to 1975 incl. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at any
Dated Dec. 1,
Due
to
1963
from
Due
4.10s.
as
47,000
1980
from
48,000
1985
inclusive.
Due
on
1990
4.30s.
as
1986
from
on
inclusive.
to
to
Faribault County
Jan.
bids
will
2
(CST) on Dec. 28 for the purchase
$165,000 drainage 1961 bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1
from 1962 to 1981 incl. Principal
of
payable at any bank
designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
interest
and
trust
or
company
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
approved by Dickinson, Wright, Marquart & Windhorst, of Minne¬
McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
apolis.
bank
or
trust company
Bond
Minneapolis, Minn.
Offering—J. Earl Millett,
Bond
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
City
tion, will receive sealed bids until
sealed
8
on
(EST) on Jan. 17 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 school site
and building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
p.m.
1960.
Due
on
Oct. 1 from
1961
to
1978 incl.
Offering
metropolitan
Dec.
Lake
Consolidated
School
District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
by
First
on
Dec.
of
cost of about
from
Due
to
1980
in¬
as
3.03%, as follows:
4%s. Due on May 1
1961
to
1963
inclusive.
150,000'as 2%s.
Due
on
May 1
from 1964 to 1967 inclusive.
approved
Delafield
&
Wood,
City.
Pine
River
Independent Sch. Dist.
No.
Bond
eral
Sale
117,
—
The $465,000
obligation
bonds offered,
MinWr*K
on
school
Dec.
building
14—v. 192,
p, 2069—were awarded
to John
Nuveen
&
Co., and Harold E.
Wood &
4.58%.
.
receive
of
Big
on
Dec.
on
■
.
fered
The
—
$500,000 mu¬
Dec. 14—v. 192, p.
on
$2,000,000
at
net
a
2.98%, as
$150,000
3s.
as
as
Feb. 1
on
Mount
payable
Co.,
(F-A)
17-H
school
School
offered
District
-
$185,000
19;
Dec,
on
i
E.
Beyer, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
2274—were not sold.
p.
Sch. Dist.
Township
Holly
(EST) on Jan.^ 10 for
purchase of $1,100,000 school
bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Due
the
Sold —The
bonds
192,
—v.
3.15s, at a price of
basis of about 3.14%.
until 8 p.m.
(P. O. Hardin), Mont.
Not
as
a
(P. O. Mount Holly), N. J.
Bond
Offering —
Eugene
1
County
Horn
Bonds
Co.,
100.003,
school bonds.
1, 1961. Due
awarded to J. B. Hanauer
&
Big
105,000
to
on
1
Nov.
1962
from
Principal
clusive.
to
1981
in¬
interest
and
(M-N) payable at the Union Na¬
Bank
and
Trust
Co., in
Holly. Legality approved
tional
1970
as
from
to
inclusive.
March
on
to
on
Jan. 4
for the purchase of $185,000
school
inclusive.
1976
St.
bonds
Dec. 12
on
2273—were awarded
group
composed
of
The
192,
—v.
$350,000 sewage
offeree^
a
p.
Northwestern
National
Bank,
of
Minneapolis, Allison-Williams Co.,
and J. M. Dain & Co., Inc., at a
price of par, a net interest cost
about 3.39%, as
$140,000
$80,000
1963
1970
to
3.40s.
as
Dumont, N. J.
Dec.
as
3M>s.
1976
to
of
1
on
inclusive.
Due
on
1973
inclusive.
1
Feb.
1,
on
1979
Feb.
inclusive.
MISSISSIPPI
Municipal
Separate
School District, Miss.
Bond Offering—C. B. Patterson,
Commissioner-Clerk of the Board
will receive
(CST) on
purchase of $1,835,000 school bonds. Dated March
1961.
the
Due
1962 to 1981
March
on
March
from
1
inclusive. Callable
1,
1971.
Legality
as
aD-
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
4
*
City
Offering
Clerk,
will
—
V.
V.
receive
p.
2274—were
on
—were
County Trust Co..
3.10s at a price of
H.
on
2274—were
$470,000 school
Dec.
14—v.
awarded
to
192,
J. B.
&
Co., and J. R. Ross &
jointly, taking $469,000, as
Co.,
price of 100.36,
3.905s, at
a
of
3.92%.
about
Edison
Township
a
basis
O. Edison),
New
Bond
offered
Jersey
Sale—The $611,000 bonds
Dec. 14—v. 192, p. 2274
awarded to a group com¬
Boland,
Saffin,
Gordon
& Sautter, B. J. Van Ingen &
Co.,
Inc., and Fidelity Union Trust Co.,
of Newark, as 3.45s, at a price of
100.0261, a basis of about 3.44%.
Bond
Park,
New
Sale—The
bonds offered
on
Jersey
$190,000 water
Dec.
13—v.
2170—were awarded to
a
192,
group
Co., and J. R. Ross & Co., as 3.70s,
at a price of 100.143, a basis of
3.68%.
8
$90,000 general improve¬
Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
Dec.
from
1961
1969
on
incl.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
1
to
Due
National State
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
the
at
Elizabeth.
in
Bank
of
Technology,
The Trustees of, Hoboken,
Bond
Sale
N. J.
$1,260,000
The
—
dormitory
fered
Florham Park Sch.
revenue
awarded
were
1960 bonds of¬
Dec. 15—v. 192, p.
on
Housing
and
Agency,
,to,. the
Finance
Home
3VeS, at
as
a
2274—
Federal
price of par.
Weehawken
Township (P. O.
Weehawken), New Jersey
Sale—The
$54,000 gen¬
eral improvement
bonds offered
on Dec. 13.—v. 192, p. 2378—were
Bond
of
awarded to The Trust Company
New
Jersey, in Jersey City, as 3s.
NEW
YORK
Hospital of New York
Kingston), N. Y.
$300,000 nurses
dormitory revenue bonds offered
on Dec.
16—v. 192, p. 2274—were
Benedictine
O.
(P.
Bond Sale—The
Dist., N. J.
Bond
Sale—The $618,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 13—v.
192,
p.
until
bonds.
composed of Boland, Saffin, Gor¬
don & Sautter, John J. Ryan &
about
bids
Dec. 27 for the pur¬
.
on
of
chase of
sealed
on
Stevens Institute
(P.
Caldwell
and
Avenue
Worthington, Township Clerk,
ment
Jersey
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
The
Place, Springfield), New Jersey
Bond Offering — Mrs. Eleonore
receive
Park
New
to
awarded
Springfield Township (P. O.
Mountain
(EST)
2171—were awarded to
a
group
composed of Boland, Saffin, Gor¬
don &
Sautter, John J. Ryan &
Co., and J. R. Ross & Co., taking
awarded
to
the
Federal
Housing
and Home Finance Agency, as
at
a
price of
3s,
par.
Brookhaven Central School District
No.
$617,000, as 3.70s, at a price of
100.229, a basis of about 3.67%.
12
(P. O. Middle Country
Road (Route
25), Middle
Island), N.-Y.
'
Mathiston, Miss.
Bond
2274
Township School
Dist. (P. O. Edgewater Park),
Commissioners,
for
Township School
Mullica Hills), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $19,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 15—v. 192,
Edgewater
1
Hattiesburg
5
as
Florham
Due
p.
Harrison
Dist. (P. O.
p.m.
posed
Feb.
Due
1969
Feb.
South
Wood,
&
York City.
will
—were
follows:
Due on
offered
bonds
192,
—v.
Tenafly,
p.
Jan.
13
Delafield
Hawkins,
of New
Bond Sale—The $70,000 general
improvement
1975.
to
from
to
3.20s.
as
1974
90,000
2.80s.
as
from
by
Clayton National Bank, of Clay¬
ton, as 3.40s, at a price of 100.052,
a basis of about 3.38%.
NEW JERSEY
Hanauer
Peter, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
system
(MST)
improvement bonds. Interest J-J.
inclusive.
1973
District
(P. O. Hardin), Mont.
Offering
—
Marjorie
Standenmeyer, Clerk of the Board
of
Trustees, will receive sealed
1
3.10s. Due on March 1
1974
School
17-H
Bond
par.
March 1
on
1969
Due
3s.
as
from
1
inclusive.
1966
County
Horn
No.
awarded to The
March
on
23/4s. Due
1967
140,000
of
of
a
Due
to
1962
105,000
of
—were
p.m.
pur¬
Louis Union Trust
St.
Na¬
price
interest cost
follows:
jointly,
100.005,
of
8
the
on
to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
1963
No.
Bank, of Chicago, and the
Cloud National Bank, of St.
Cloud,
of
for
2273—
First
The
to
awarded
were
to
25
bids until 8 p.m.
Cloud, Minn.
nicipal state-aid street bonds of¬
St.
until
bids
Jan.
$139,000 bonds
Dec. 19—v. 192, p. 2378
offered
will
Schools,
MONTANA
$13,000
offered
bonds
of
sealed
on
the
Metuchen, N. J.
Sale—The
Bond
McCluer,
Offering—V. C.
incl.
1, 1960. Due
Sale
Co., jointly, as 4t£s, at a
price of 100.0088, a basis of about
'
County Trust Co., of Moorestown,
as 3y4s, at a price of par.
35), Missouri,
\
bank or trust company
St.
Bond
1,
gen¬
■;
.
January Ave., Ferguson
Bond
Jan.
on
1984
to
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
$250,000 school
Michigan Corp.,
and H. V. Sattley & Co., jointly,
at a price of 100.001, a net interest
$100,000
1963
incl.
Due
Sold—The
:
area
1960.
Legality
J-D.
Hawkins,
12—s-v. 192, p. 2273—were awarded
The
from
of New York
limited tax bonds offered
to
1
sports
1,
655
at
192, p. 2273—were not
der.
clusive. Callable as of Dec. 1, 1970.
Interest
Walled
Dec.
Dated
sant
in St. Louis.
designated by the successful bid¬
10 a.m. (CST)
Jan. 5 for the purchase of $2,-
bonds.
Co...
County, Ferguson-Floris¬
Sch. Dist. No. R-2 (P. O.
cipal and interest
*
Jan.
on
1979
to
plant
able at any
until
bids
000,000
on
receive
.1
Mount
Hansen,
will
Comptroller,
>
Sattley & Co., Inc., Walter, Woody
&
Heimerdinger, and Ripple &
'St.
of
,
Louis
Dated Feb.
St. Paul, Minnesota
5—v.
40,000
Al.
—
Due
3.70s.
from
Sturgis Sch. Dist., Michigan
,
,
St.
from
Jan.
1, 1962. Principal and interest pay¬
re¬
p.m.
v
Maple Shade Township (P. O. 309
Howard County (P.' O. Fayette),
West Center St., Maple Shade),
Missouri
r
V-.
New Jersey
/
Bond Sale—The $375,000 hospi¬
;
Bond
Sale—The $154,000 gen¬
tal-bonds offered on Dec. 14 —
eral
water
and
sanitary
sewer
v.
192, p. 2371—were awarded to
improvement bonds I offered on
A. G. Edwards & Sons, and I. M.
Dec. 15 — v. 192, p. J2274 — were
Simon & Co., jointly. V !
v '
awarded
to
The> Burlington
p.
until
Trauernicht,
•
.
MISSOURI
sold.
from
1
(P. O. Blue
Auditor,
County
on
1980
Offering—Palmer N. Eck-
sealed
ceive
Louis.'
chase
incl.
Not
sewage
Earth), Minnesota
hardt,
1972
Due
1976
from
1
Jan.
Due
4.20s.
as
1,
Jan.
to
3.60s.
South
about
1
Jan.
on
from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
Bond
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST! on Jan. 9
for the purchase of $399,000 fire
stations, general obligation bonds.
will
Clerk,
on Jan. 1
1969 inclusive.
3VzS.
as
'
&
•;
,
follows: J. C. Bradford &
as
Co., Rand & Co., R. D. White &
Co., Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
MacBride, Miller & Co., H. V.
Legality approved by
Charles
tional
30,000 as 4s. Due on Jan. 1
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
Mich.
Bond Offering—Robert
4.28%, as follows:
from
Legality approved by
Dickinson,
Wright,
McKean
&
Cudlip, of Dfetroit.
City
Co., and Piper,
jointly, at a
net interest cost
a
par,
$30,000
Muskegon.
Roseville,
of
of about
interest
and
awarded
2273—were
192, p.
terest A-O.
(CST)
3.40s.
as
building bonds offered on Dec. 14
—v.
to Allison-Williams
Jan.
on
on
Dated Dec.
District
sew¬
1973 to 1975 incl.
from
Dec.
from
$180,000 school
Bond Sale—The
price
M. Kueny,
(EST) on Jan. 9
for the purchase of $95,000 water
supply and sewage disposal sys¬
tem revenue
1960 bonds. Dated
1963
1985 inclusive.
to
Independent Sch.
No. 597, Minn.
Erskine
bids until 8 p.m.
Nov.
1981
100,000 as 4s. Due on Jan. 1
1986 to 1990 inclusive.
Due
3.20s.
as
Bonds
1
Jan.
Due on
3.90s.
as
&
'
Due
1970
as
from
Due on Jan. 1
3.80s.
Robbinsdale.
2.90s.
as
95,000
1974 inclusive
to
3%s.
as
4.17%.
about
Other members of the syndicate
on April
1970 inclusive. In¬
to
Superintendent
as
from
Jan. 1
on
Jaffray & Hopwood,
North Muskegon,
City
Due
Wood
E.
from 1964 to 1969 incl.
60,000
from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
designated
by
the
successful
bidder. Legality approved by Mil¬
1971
as
'
of
$30,000
1970 inclusive.
to
3.70s.
from
C.
Arthur
1964
as
Oct.
from 1961
1
19
p.
of
basis
was
Marine
&
Pascagoula,
1, 1960. Due
of
Dated
follows:
as
1
Jan.
on
bonds
Merchants
The
to
Bank,
plant bonds offered
on Dec.
13—v. 192, p. 2273—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Kalman & Co., at a price of par,
a net interest cost of about 3.64%,
from
Due
3.30s.
as
improvement
Dec.
on
2377—were awarded
to a syndicate
headed by John
Nuveen & Co., taking, $2,168,000,
as
4.20s, at a price of 100.269, a
192,
—v.
were
disposal
age
follows:
as
$45,000
40,000
Michigan
sold
syndicate
Shakopee, Minnesota
Bond
Sale—The $265,000
45,000
gality
Harold
Co.,
35,000
com¬
as
offered
bonds
school
Federal
Sale—An issue of $50,000
street
Co., Caldwell-Phillips Co., Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., and the First
Jaffray & Hopwood, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
group
a
the
to
Home
Finance
27/8s, at a price of par.
and
Bond
Feb. 1, from
on
(P. O. Madison), N. J.
Bond
Sale —
The
$2,173,000
'
&
cott
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
to
awarded
Township School District
Madison
revenue
Pascagoula, Miss.
of St.
Paul,
First
National
Bank,
of
Minneapolis, Kalman & Co., Inc.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
McDougal & Condon, Inc., Townsend,
Dabney
& Tyson, StorzWachob-Bender Corp., E. J. Pres-
& Co., Inc.,
and Piper,
awarded
were
on
—were
Dillon, Union
2.65s, at a
as
price of 100.023, a basis of about
1
follows:
as
posed of J. M. Dain
Allison-Williams Co.,
field, Paddock & Stone,
Feb.
1990 inclusive,
Other members of the
$201,000 special assessment bonds.
Bated Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive. Prin¬
at the
on
American National Bank,
receive
will
Due
fered
Co.,
&
2.64%.
bonds of¬
Dec. 20—v. 192, p. f2377
housing system
Housing
Agency,
inclusive.
4s. Due
as
1976 to
MINNESOTA
1971
3.80s.
as
525,000
'
.v
1
Feb.
on
to
1963
State
University
of
Agriculture and Applied Science
(P. O. Jackson), Miss.
Bond Sale—The $720,000 faculty
Mississippi
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
_
Minneapolis.
Mich.
—
Clerk,
City
bolt,
140,000
Wright,
3y2s. Due
as
from
nated
Fevere,
Midland,
by Juran & Moody, Inc.,
price of par, a net interest
cost of about 4.00%, as follows:
a
$310,000
Securities
syndicate
a
headed
at
bank or trust company desig¬
by the successful bidder.
any
to
awarded
—were
inclusive. Principal
(A-O) payable at
1970
1961
on
Pacific
the
for
10
Jan.
$290,000 street improvement 1960
special assessment bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from
Co., Allan Blair & Co., Blewer,
Glynn & Co., Cooley & Co., J. M.
(EST)
purchase of
bids until 7:30 p.m.
sealed
on
<5,000 school
building general obligation bonds
offered on Dec. 15—v. 192, p. 2273
13—v. 192, p. 2274—were
Dec.
on
awarded to Eastman
$100,000 industrial plant bonds.
Minn.
281,
Bond Sate—Tne $9
receive
will
Clerk,
City
Lowe,
No.
M.
Offering—Hildegarde
Bond
Monday, December 26, 1960
.
ds until Jan. 17 for the purchase
Robbinsdale Independent Sch. Dist.
Mich.
Warren,
Co., J..R. Williston & Beane,
Baker, Watts & Co.
...
Hester,
sealed
Haddonfield, New Jersey
Sale —The $197,000 gen¬
improvement bonds offered
Bond
eral
Bond
school
Dec.
20
Sale
1960
—v.
—
The
bonds
192,
p.
$5,103,000
offered
on
2378 —were
Volume
192
Number
6015
awarded
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2663)
to
a
syndicate headed
by the Chemical Bank New York
Tonawanda (P. O. Buffalo), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $3,458,000 im¬
p.
Trust Co.* Chase Manhattan Bank,
both of New York, and Spencer
provement
dicate headed
Trask & Co., as 3.70s, at a price of
awarded
100.439,
by the Marine Trust Company of
cate
basis of about 3.65%.
a
Other
members
of
the
syndi¬
as follows: Lee HigginCorp., Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., First of Michigan Corp., Hayden, Stone & Co., Dean Witter &
Co., J. A; Hogle & Co., Stroud &
Co., Bacon, Whipple & Co., James
were
son
A.
Andrews
Co.,
Co., Inc., Tripp &
William S. Morris
and
Co.
&
,
Inc.,
&
Clymer, Harmony and French
Creek Central Sch. Dist. No.
.
1
Dec.
1960 bonds offered
14—v.
Western New
price of 100.3849,
a
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 28 for
the
purchase of $700,000 school
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
Due on April 1 from 1962 to 1981
incl. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable
at
the
Manufacturers
University
Washburn
York
&
by
Reed,
mitory
fered
of
Buffalo,
McCarthy,
of
New
Dec.
1959
awarded
Housing
Agency,
and
192,
to
a
School
District
Bond
Saie
school
The
—
bonds
1
Dec.
on
Sale
Bond
eral
14—v.
awarded
to
Company
in
The
192,
2378—were
p.
The
Marine
13
192, p. 2275—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., as 3V2S, at a
price of 100.589, a basis of about
at
2.90s,
as
a
Hanover,
price of
Sheridan, Arkwright,
Perrysburn Central
No. 3 (P.O. Forest-
and
V illenova
Dist.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 14—v. 192,
p.
were
follows: Salomori Bros. &
as
Trust
New York,
Company
price of 100.066,
basis of about
a
&
and
Co., W. H. Morton &
Adams,
McEntee
&
Co.
Valley,
town
Central School District No.
Bond
1
Sale-The $1,100,000
school 1960 bonds offered
14—v.
192,
Pont &
a
Sale
bonds
The
—
offered
&
Dec.
on
2378—were awarded
composed of Geo. B.
p.
group
Gibbons
Bond
Dec.
Co.,
Co., Inc.,
100.5199,
Inc.,
Francis I.
du¬
3.70s, at
as
&
Co.,
Inc., Dean Witter & Co.,
First of Michigan
Corp., G. H.
Walker
&
Co.,
Cruttenden,
S.
at
North
Bond Sale—The
price of 100.5499, a basis of
ing bonds offered
192,
about 3.55%.
p.
2378—were awarded to The
Branch
Other members of the
weer
syndicate
follows: Blair & Co., Inc.,
as
Hayden, Stone & Co., Dean .Wit¬
ter
&
Co., Clark, Dodge & Co.,
Bacon, Whipple & Co., Tripp &
Co., Federation Bank & Trust Co.,
and William S. Morris & Co.
Jamestown
Sch.
City
Dist.,
N.
Y.
Banking
Wilson,
school
building bonds offered on Dec. 15
—v.
192, p. 2274—were awarded to
The
Trust
at
a
Bank
Chemical
New
York
Co., of New York, as 2.60s,
price of 100.3439, a basis of
about
of par, a
City
New
York
City,
Offering
Gerosa,
City
receive
sealed
—
N.
Y.¬
of
sealed
Comptroller,
bids
until
11
will
awarded
posed of R.
Lee
100.059,
4.04%,
•
on
to
a
group
com¬
S. Dickson & Co., J.
& Co., and the Vance
Corp., at a price of
net interest cost of about
follows:
Peeler
Securities
a
as
as
as
1971
50,000
to
6s. Due on June 1 from
4s. Due
on
to
inclusive.
1991
County
New
(P. O. Albion),.
York
Bond Sale—The
$840,000 county
1960 bonds offered on
20—v.
192, p. 2559—were
building
Dec.
North
Due
June
on
1961.
Due
1984
inclusive.
000
Bache
&
3.12%.
Schuyler
as
of
Dover
Watkins
150,000
33/4S.
1972
as
Due
to
1976
4s. Due
on
on Dec.
incl.
1
Dec. Lfrom
to
Roosevelt
&
and
on
by
the
1962
and
District,
The
—
to
inclusive.
funding
revenue
Sale—The
sewer
and
$2,815,000
Ohio
$1,876,400
Cleveland
Corp., as
price of 100.849, a basis
a
about
3.41%.
Newton
Local
improvement
obligation
general
1962
Principal
and
to
in¬
School Dist.
(P.
Clerk
will
the
Board'of
sealed
Fahey, Clark & Co., A. E. Masten
6
Co., Wm. J. Mericka & Co.,
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., and
Commerce
at
the
in
Zanesville.
by
Trust
Co.,
of
Kansas
City.
of
bids
Sale
The
—
192,
until
Corp.,
Wm.
Co., First Cleveland
Sutherland & Co,,
Ryan,
J.
Mericka
&
Curtiss,
House & Co., and Roose & Co., as
33/4s, at a price of 101.823, a basis
about
Co.,
3.55%.
Clerk
of
will
7
the
Board
receive
of
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
Carl
Neu,
Trustees,
bids
Jan.
on
H.
5
until
for
the
purchase of $65,000 township im¬
provement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1961. Due
1971
posed
Nov.
on
1
from
1962
(M-N)
&
Dempsey,
of
J.
to
a
group com¬
White
&
Co.,
A.
L.
Long,
Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
1962 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
from
interest
(J-D)
approved
by
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Piqua, Ohio
Sale
Bond
bonds
The
—
a
19—
of
The
Ohio
Company,
Stranahan, Harris &
Co., Provident Bank, of Cincinnati,
Sweney Cartwright & Co., and
Breed & Harrison, Inc., as 3V4S,
at
price
a
of
100.777,
basis
a
of
Russells
fighting
19—v.
awarded
to
$17,000 fire
bonds offered
192,
p.
Clerk
Charles A.
City Sch.
Offering
Treasurer
Hinsch
Bond
on
Dec.
to
Corp.,
3s, at
a
as
$25,613
bonds
sewer
19—v.
192,
The
p.
First
a
water,
offered
2378—were
Cleveland
price of 100.14,
basis of about 2.97%.
Madison
Local
Sch.
Dist.
(M-N)
Ohio
Dist.,
—
C.
W.
the
of
Slater,
Board
of
Offering
—
(EST) on Jan. 18 for
the purchase of $1,700,000 school
improvement bondsc Dated Feb. 1,
p.m.
1961. Due
1981
on
Dec.
1
from
1962
to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Rich¬
Trust Co., in Mansfield. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, San¬
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sale—The
assessment
sewer
Wert
field,
Toledo
City School
Offering—Earl
District,
W.
of
Bran-
Schools,
will receive sealed bids until Jan.
18
the
for
school
purchase of $1,920,000
construction
bonds.
Hugo, Oklahoma
$284,000
6—v.
sani-
192,
2171—were
p.
homa
City, Security First Na¬
Bank, of Hugo, and Milburn, Cochran & Co.
tional
Moore,
$155,000 bonds
—were
awarded to
Dec. 12—v.
Bank,
the
of
First
'
OklaT
Sale—The
on
192,
p.
2275
The First Na¬
Oklahoma
National
City,
Bank,
of
Moore, jointly.
Muskogee County Indepentent Sch.
Dist. No. 8 (P.,p. Oktaha),
Oklahoma
Bonds
bonds
p.
Not
Sold
offered
The
—
Dec.
on
$10,000
192,
8—v.
2275—were not sold.
Bond
will
Offering
(CST)
—
received
be
until
7:30
p.m.
for
the
pur¬
Dec.
on
chase of
Nowata
Independent Sch.
County
No.
National
$18,000 school
Dec.
on
were
—
Okla.
40,
Sale—The
bonds offered
2275
bids
$10,000 school bonds.
District
Bond
27
Sealed
14—v.
awarded
Bank
of
to
192;
The
Nowata.
Oklahoma City
ment
Municipal Improve»
Authority (P. Oi Oklahoma
City), Okla.
Bond
750,000
Sale—An
water
issue
system
series A bonds offered
sold
to
of
1961. Due
on
Dec.
1
from
1962
to
inclusive.
Principal and in*(J-D) payable at The First
terest
National
bonds offered
Bank,
gality approved
p.
ders
&
of
Burton.
,
$62,-
revenue,,
on
Dec.
20
a
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., and
Oppenheim & Co., as 4.20s,
at a price of par.
Leo
Other members of the
were
as
syndicate
follows:
Allison-Williams
Co.,
A.
C,
Allyn & Co., Inc., Almon 8l Me-,
Kinney, Inc., American. Securities
Corp., Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.,
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
Bache &
Co., Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., Bacon Whipple & Co., Ball,
Burge & Kraus, Barcus, Kindred
&
Co., Barret, Fitch, North &
Co., Stearns & Co., A. G. Becker
&
Co.,
Inc., Frank
& Robert
Bender Co.,
Blair
&
&
Co.,
Co., Blyth
and
&
Inc.,
Co.,
Blair
Inc., Boet-
Allan
Co.,
Boland,
Saffin,
Sautter,
Bosworth,
Sullivan & Co., Inc., J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co., Braun, Bosworth
&
Bond
Offering —H. K. Clark,
Brown & Sons,
Clerk of the Board of Education, Co., Inc., Alex.
Butcher
&
Sherrerd,
Channer
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
Securities Co., Chiles8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 10 for the Newman
Schutz Co., City Securities Corp.,
purchase of $360,000 school im¬
provement bonds. Dated Feb. 1, Clark, Dodge & Co.,
Geauga Local School Dist.
(P. O. Chesterland), Ohio
1979
.
Oklahoma
tcher
West
$73,200 special
on Dec.
13—v. 192,
2275—were awarded to Braun,
interest
The
Superintendent
limited
tax
and
at
Ohio
Bond
Chester Ram¬
1 from 1962 to
Principal
payable
O.
sey, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
1
Nov.
Company, in Toledo. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Van
(P.
■;
syndicate headed
by John Nuveen & Co., Allen &
Trust
Mansfield), Ohio
Bond
incl.
1984
Sale—The
and
Edwards*
to a group composed of
The First National Bank, of Okla¬
&
noon
(EST) on Jan. 5 for
purchase of $6,000,000 school
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
on
J.
awarded
until
1961. Due
Ohio
R.
same
Sale—The
Dec.
on
was
Toledo
to
awarded
the
tary sewer, series A bonds offered
2275—were
Co., Inc., as 4sr at a price of
100.55, a basis of about 3.85%.
Bond
at
Ohio
The
apparatus
Dec.
on
Point,
—
the
of
offered
were
First
Squire,
Dempsey,
pool
time
p.
3.16%.
Sale
Dec. 13—
bonds
$1,000,000
Dec.
on
composed
group
on
2379—were awarded to
p.
Milburn, Cochran & Co.
The
$25,000
swimming
improvement limited
offered
192, p. 2379—were awarded to
v.
v
[
Shoe-
Muskogee County Independent Sch.
District No. 8 (P. O. Oktaha),
Education, will receive sealed bids
&
192,
v.
payable
at The National Bank of Orrville.
Legality
to
Hominy, Okla.
and
(EST) on Dec.
purchase of $153,200
improvement limited tax bonds.
p.m.
the
cipal and
&
Bond Sale—Tne $106,000 water¬
City Auditor, will receive sealed
1
awarded
works bonds offered
bids
until
ap¬
maker & Co.
tional
Phoenix National Bank, in Bruns¬
wick.
Legality approved
by
Sanders
2379—were
p.
offered
Offering—Dale
for
National
OKLAHOMA*
Bond
Bond
Citizens
Garvin
Bond
Orrville, Ohio
to
Principal and in¬
payable at the Old
the
Bank, of Woodsfield. Legality
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
3.38%.
inclusive.
terest
Bank,
approved
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
the Ohio Company, as
3%s, at a
price of 101.051, a basis of about
Hickley Township (P. O. Hickley),
—
at
♦
pay¬
Inc.
awarded
—were
about
Offering
National
Legality
$995,000 fire¬
proof school building bonds of¬
fered on Dec. 20—v. 192, p. 2559
tax
Braun,
payable
Sale—The
waterworks
of
composed
&
able
Ohio
Bond
Dec. 15—
2275—were awarded to
p.
syndicate
Principal and interest (J-D)
College Hill City Sch. Dist.,
$1,248,000
on
purchase of $150,000 school
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on
Dec.
1
from
1962
to
1984
incl.
bonds.
(J-D)
Sanders
the
Bond Sale—The $65,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 14—v. 192,
Cleveland.
Sanders &
Bond
of
Squire,
North
Elgin Local Sch. District (P. O.
Marion), Ohio
a
Citizens
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 5 for
County Independent School
Dist. No. 7 (P. O. Maysville), Okla.
addition
and
<
Elizabeth
—
Stockton,
Education,
Offering—Verl
of
receive
Bond Offering
O.
White Cottage), Ohio
Bond
28
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows: McDonald &
Co.,
Bond
re¬
from
Savings De¬
posit Bank Company, in Medina.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland,
to
in¬
Mahoning County (P. O. 21 West
Boardman Street, Youngstown), O.
DAKOTA
1
terest payable at The
192, p. 2275—were
syndicate headed
a
First
3V2S, at
of
Grand Forks, N. D.
Bond
a
School
Sale
Dec. 20—v.
ders
1984.
NORTH
Cross,
as 3Vas, at a price of 100.20,
basis of about 3.22%.
from
land
35,000 as Is. Due on Dec. 1, 1983
$315,000 county
jail and highway equipment bonds
offered on Dec. 15—v. 192, p. 2378
awarded
City
Bond
til
incl.
1971
as
from
of
cost
6s. Due on Dec. 1 from
to
1961
Bond Sale—The
.—were
issue
1977 to 1982 incl.
County (P. O.
Glen), N. Y.
1
Principal
awarded
Carolina
100.094,
a
net interest
about 3.84%, as follows:
125,000
group
Trust
Dec.
on
(J-D) payable at the Chase
Manhattan
Bank, in New York
City.
Legality approved
bv
Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler &
Niehoff, of Columbus.
paving
composed of R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Carolina Securities Corp., and J.
Lee Peeler & Co., at a price of
& Co., and Adams,
Co., Inc., as 3.20s, at
price of 100.70, a basis of about
York,
McEntee
a
a
the
terest
1,
$450,school building bonds offered
Dec.. 13 was sold to a group
$140,000
to
Bankers
of
17 for the purchase of
$7,000,000 school bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
Kent,
1985.
Sale—An
composed of
Co., of New
awarded
The
Kuhnle,
Education, will receive
until noon (EST) on
<
County (P. O. Snow Hill),
Bond
on
Orleans
C.
Treasurer
-
June 1 from
eral
obligation bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1961. Due on Feb. 1 from 1962
1981
Oct.
on
struction
Cleveland.
incl.
1983
2V2S.
as
Greene
incl.
1970
1984 and
a.m.
Jan. 24 for the pur¬
chase of $76,500,000 various gen¬
(EST)
The
—
p.m.
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 5 for the
purchase of $231,000 school con¬
bids
Bond
$530,000 gen¬
eral obligation, series B bonds of¬
fered on Dec. 13—v. 192, p. 2378
260,000
E.
Lawrence
Clerk
Board
Graham, North Carolina
1962 to
Bond
Due
Bond
Sale
1
$1,225,000 bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Ohio
Bond
until
cipal and interest
3.79%.
$220,000
2.54%.
& Trust Co., of
5%s and 33/4s, at a price
net interest cost of about
as
—were
Sale—The $580,000
Bond
13—v.
Dec.
on
of
bids
Jan. 9 for the purchase
on
Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1
from 1962 to 1982 inclusive. Prin¬
Bosworth
$73,000 refund¬
sealed
(EST)
.1
Co.
school bonds offered
Carolina
Bond Offering—Everett O. Eng¬
land, Director of Finance, will re¬
ceive
Woodsfield Exempted Village Sch.
District, Ohio
Swarthout, Clerk of the Board of
Ohio
Bond Offering-t-H.
basis of about 3.66%,
a
Duplin County (P. O. Kenansville),
Spencer Trask &.Co., as 3.60s,
a
&
ffledina,
Columbus City School District,
Ohio
—v.
and
Ashmun
OHIO
v.
192, p. 2378—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Chase
Manhattan Bank, of New York,
&
Co., Harold E. Wood
Co., Irving J. Rice & Co., and
C.
price of
a
NORTH CAROLINA
15
a
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
as follows: B. J. Van Ingen
Co., and Chas. B. Weigold
$3,047,000
on
1982
1
were
Carmel and Phillips-
man
Huntington and Oyster Bay Central
School Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Cold
school
to
Dec.
on
awarded
duPont
Co.,
to
New York
Due
I.
3.39%.
Spring Harbor),
Dec. 1 from
on
Bosworth & Co., Inc., as 3s, at a
price of 100.137, a basis of about
2.97%.
1960.
school improvement bonds offered
Western
of
in Buffalo, as 3.40s, at
1
inclusive.
inclusive.
l/10s.
1980
Dec.
on
1976
Hutzler, Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., First
of Michigan Corporation, Francis
2378—were Mviarded to T,he. Ma-; (P. O. Mohegan Lake), New York
rine
a
Other members of the syndicate
Yorktown, Somers, Cortlandt, Put-
ville), New York
^
3.45%.
Trust
basis of about 2.87%.
a
School
gen¬
bonds' offered
of Western New York,
Buffalo,
100.148,
York
$347;500
improvement
Dec.
on
—
New
to
Jan.
Y.
$3,658,000
offered
inclusive.
1979
as
from
par.
No.
N.
to
150,000
Finance
price of
(Wappingers Falls),
as
Dec. 1 from
on
4s. Due
as
1977
Federal
Wappinger, Poughkeepsie, Fishkill,
La Grange, Kent and Phillipstown
Central
syn¬
of¬
—v
Dunkirk.
385,000
1969
2274
p.
the
Home
3%s, at
as
bonds
192,
a
3.76%,
33/4s. Due
as
from
&
19—v.
about
1968
to
Podesta
Buffalo,
York
revenue
on
were
—
Hoyt,
City.
••
,
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000 dor¬
Company, in New York. Le¬
approved
Kenower, Mac-
Co.
of
5s. Due
as
1,350,000
Morton &
&
cost
1963
Cross, First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, Bache & Co., Ira Haupt &
Co., R. D. White & Co., W. H.
Arthur
a
$930,000
•
Co., Shearson, Hammill
& Co., Gregory & Sons, Rand &
Co., Federation. Bank & Trust Co.,
19—v.
follows:
basis
a
Dec.
on
by Phelps, Fenn &
price of 100.0456, a net
interest
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows:
Roosevelt
&
New
Hogenboom, President of the Board of
as
offered
2275—were awarded to
Co., at
were
Offering—Norman
gality
York, in Buffalo,
of about 3.36%.
New York
Trust
p.
2274-Si-"were
syndicate headed
a
of New York and
"
(P. O. 500 Wellman Building, 103
West Third Street, Jamestown),
Bond
192,
to
3.40s, at
on
bonds
50
Le¬
by Squire, San¬
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Gordon
&
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc., John W. Clarke & Co.,
Coffin & Burr, Julien Collins &
Co., Cooley & Co., Coughlin &
Co., Inc., F. W. Craigie & Co.,
Cruttenden, FOdesta & Co., Cun-
.
^
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2664)
.
.
Monday, December 26, 1960
.
....
ningham,
Co.,
&
p
51
ft
Securities & Co.,
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.,
A. G. Edwards & Sons, Eldredge
{
hi
i
of
'»•
'>■
.
,
j
n
Hill, Inc., Harrington & Co., Inc.,
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., Ira
H
W„
: tt
&
St.
000
1961.
4
&
er
A
Masten
by
&
Merrill, Turben
eral
fered
bold's
par,
Pollock
E.
Wm.
&
Prescott
&
!i:
Co.,
Co., J. Cliff Rahel & Co., Rand
Co., Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Inc., Reinholdt & Gardner, Rey¬
nolds & Co., Rippel & Co., Robin¬
son-Humphrey Co., Inc., Roose¬
velt & Cross, L. F. Rothschild &
Co., Ryan, Sutherland & Co., John
J. Ryan & Co., Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, Scharff & Jones, Inc.,
&
U
Schwabacher
&
Co.,
Co.,
Inc., Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.,
Singer, Deane & Scribner. John
Small & Co., Inc., Smith, Barney
& Co., F. S. Smithers & Co., Stern
Brothers & Co., Stern, Lauer &
Co., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.,
Storz
Wachob
Bender
Co.,
-
-
Stroud & Co.,
Inc., Stubbs, WatInc.,
Sutro
Bros. & Co., Sweney Cartwright
& Co., Thomas & Co., Thornton,
kins
&
Mohr
"
)J
4
)
I
&
Farish,
Townsend,
Inc.,
& Tyson, Tripn & Co.,
Inc., Tuller & Zucker, M. B. Vick
& Co., G. H. Walker & Co., Wal¬
ter, Woody & Heimerdinger, Ed¬
ward
Juniata
1978
to
Jan.
bonds
Webb
G.
&
offered
1
inclusive.
1960, series B
12—v. 192,
2172—were awarded to the Fed¬
eral Housing and Home Finance
Agency,
as
3Yss, at
price of par.
a
Rico
Water
Resources
thority.' Puerto
Reports Increased
Total
revenues
compared
For
Oct.
the
—
$3,454,353
in
ended
month
period
a
for
Puerto
a
meeting
of
Development
is fiscal
agent for the Authority.
Dec.
of
Board
dend
il
share
of
* r
:
the
cents
per
Ordinary
Capital
Stock was declared in respect of
the year 1960, payable in Cana¬
dian
to
on
funds
on
February 28, 1961,
shareholders
•'v
if.
seventy-five
pjm. on
of
record
at
3:30
u
T.
F.
It.
f
Montreal, December 12, 1960.
syndicate
as
&
Co., Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., M. B. Vick & Co., AllisonWilliams Co., Blewer, Glynn &
Co., and Westheimer & Co.
Jan.
15,
Sch. Dist.
Jan.
Dist.
404
192,
eral
—
school bonds of¬
192, p. 2276
12—v.
Dec.
on
awarded
to
eral
obligation
Dec.
p.
series
school,
offered
bonds
on
14—v.
headed
by
C.
T ulia,
$260,000
bonds
Tucker
was
Co.
&
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
$460,000
$160,000
from
1967
175,000
1978
Due
on
Jan.
1
1974
to
incl. '
YY.'.
Jan.
Corporation
Hamilton
and
Securities
of
to
1962
incl. Interest
1976
ONTARIO
1,
Bond Sale—An issue of
St.
Michael's
College
of
National
First
Portland, Dean
Sale
ing-student
offered
on
The
—
union
Vermont
(P. O.
Bellingham), Wash. J
Bond
Sale—The $250,000 gen¬
p.
offered
limited
port
obligation
192,
2276—were awarded to a group
Housing
Agency,
as
and
a
price of
par.
122.000
Company
has
been
principal paying agent for
$1,700,000
various
purpose
Trust
Sale—The
bonds
offered
on
as
19—v.
3s, at
a
of
Finance,
1962
to
Principal and interest pay¬
at the Boston Safe Deposit
able
from
192,
Dated
Feb. 1,
Due
Company
has
been
principal paying agent for
$2,000,000 general improve¬
ment bonds, dated Dec. 1, 1960, of
Trust
named
the
payable
Principal
and
City
the
at
interest
Treasurer's
and
Brookfield
and
Elm
New
Grove
Common
Sch.
Berlin
Virginia.
was
bonds
sold to
a
offered
group
Kindred
Phillips Co., and
Barcus,
No.
sewer
system
bonds
wa¬
on
of¬
$800,000
Dec.
14
composed of
&
Co., WhiteChanner New¬
from
1961
1, 1960.
to
Due
1980
Wis.
on
Legality
by Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Co., in Boston.
approved
Palmer &
fered
—
on
were
headed
Dec.
14—v.
—
(EST)
awarded
to
sealed
192,
a
p.
2276
syndicate
by J. C. Wheat & Co., at
bank
ignated
Legality
or
by
.
trust
company
the successful
approved
by
bids
until
will
8
p.m.
Jan. 3 for the purchase
of
$148,500
town
improvement
bonds.! Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due
on
Jan.
1
clusive.
(J-J)
the
from
Principal
Province
bank
1962
to
in¬
1981
interest
payable at all branches in
of
■
y
and
Quebec,
in
mentioned
Bond
the
the
of
loan
pro¬
,
Offering
receive
—
Que.
Y
Lucien Moris-
Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed
bids
until
p.m. (EST)
on Jan. 3 for the
purchase of $25,000 city improve¬
ment
Due
bonds.
on
Jan.
des¬
Dated
1
Jan.
from
1,
1962
to
1961.
1971
inclusive.
(J-J)
the
Principal and interest
payable at all branches in
Province
bank
I'Lle
of
mentioned
the
loan pro¬
Sch.
Commis-
.
Coudres
sion}
was
bonds
.
..
V
Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
the
of
Quebec,
in
'•
Anx
Nov.
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
any
•
Nov. 1 from
on
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
f
Trust
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Chicoutimi-North, Que.
Offering—J. G. Boucher,
cedure.
1
Nov.
7
3.49%.
1
inclusive.
Bond
will
Securities
Dated Nov.
$1,000,000
1965
5s. Due
as
1
on
to
1970
follows:
as
Due
6s. Due
to
sette,.. City
1
Co., as 3V2S, at a
price of 100.1112, a basis of about
man
1961
as
Town
Cities
Village Joint
Dist.
6.18%,
Drummondville-South,
(P. O. Elm Grove), Wis.
Marion, Virginia
and
Ltd., and Mc-
1%71 to 1980 inclusive.
WISCONSIN
Elm Grove Vil. S D No.
ter
57,000
on
!
'
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1971
on
school
Sale—The
La
awarded " to
-
5X/2S.
as
from
receive
1966. Legality approved by
Thorgrimson
&
Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
of about
180,000
Preston,
the
Fi¬
price of
Hampton, Virginia
Paying Agent—The Irv¬
Bond
were
—
1966
general obligation bonds.
Feb. 1, 1961. Callable as of
dor¬
Names
the City of Hampton,
Que.
Commission,
Bienvenue
$388,000
Gaisford,
will
Bond Sale—An issue of
Due on
1981 inclu¬
2276
p.-
Maison
Jan. 1 from.
(PST) on
purchase of $1,-
the
for
10
400,000
par.
ing
Co.,
Sale—The $625,000 school
bonds offered on Dec. 13—v. 192,
inclusive.
Offering—C. A.
Director
awarded
to
Housing and Home
Agency,
nance
&
Y Bond
revenue
2380—were
p.
30
Nov.
Ames
Y QUEBEC
:
Alma: School
cedure.
$612,000
Dec.
E.
A.
to
on
6V4S, at a price of 97.30.;
as
Y
inclusive.
on
1
office.
union
student
-
Ltd.,
Washington
Tacoma,
Bond
on
1967
to
1971
to
Jan.
Due
3s. Due
as
inclusive.
College, Ferrum,
Virginia
Bond
sold
of $80,000
issue
offered
bonds
1, Ont.
Dist.
Bond Sale—An
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
named
mitory
1963
1968
Jan.
Junior
23/4s.
as
from
2380
Arlington County, Virginia
Paying Agent—The Irv¬
Ferrum
Sch.
Catholic
Roman
No.
Township
Separate
cost
$128,000
VIRGINIA
ing
Bank
offered
Bell,
53/4S, at
*
'■*'
to
lows:
Finance
Home
3Y8S, at
National
The
of
sold
Dougall & Christmas, Ltd., jointly,
at a price of 95.369, a net interest
Federal
the
to
Lodon
tax
13—v.
Dec.
on
$912,508
bonds
was
Co., Ltd., as
price of 98.57.
V"
was
dinbonds
Dec. 15—v. 192, p.
awarded
—were
a
Co.
.Port of Bellingham
28
Gouinlock &
school
$850,000
revenue
improvement
Nov.
Commerce, of Seattle, Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc., and Bramhall & Stein, as fol¬
(P. O. Winooski), Vermont
Bond
city
on
of
Boothman, of Dallas.
price of 93.04.
a
McLean & Co., Inc.,
Seattle Trust & Savings Bank, of
Seattle and Charles N. Tripp &
composed
&
bury & Co., Ltd., as 5V2S and 6s,
at
Due on Jan.
Oregon,
bonds
from
county
improvement bonds of¬
fered on Nov. 22 was sold to Stan-
Witter & Co.,
from 3%%
SCOTIA
NOVA
Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,000
1979.
3.60s.
bank
eral
1
CANADA
Barrie, Ont.
follows:
Co.,
Securities
Channer Newman
Co., and Loewi & Co.
incl.
on
as
jointly, with interest rates ranging
to 4.20%. Due on Jan.
Kindred & Co., Mullaney, Wells & Co.,. Allan Blair &
1,
1977
Due
Other members of the syndicate
Texas,
of
follows:
as
Barcus,
Jan.
on
to
and
as
Dec. 13—
syndicate headed by Eastman Dil¬
lon, Union Securities & Co.
Other members of the syndicate
1
Due
3V2S.
1975
as
140,000
1
3.40s.
as
130,000
Jan.
incl.
3V4s.
as
$1,200,000
on
A
on
Due
The
—
192, p. 2276—were awarded to a
v.
the
1966
to
Wisconsin
1,
Sale
Bond
school bonds offered
a
4V4s.
as
1963
from
bonds was sold to The Columbian
Securities
gality
net interest cost
of about 3.45%, as follows:
par,
were
school
tax
James
to
payable at the First
West Bend. Le¬
approved by Chapman &
National
of Commerce, of Seattle, at
price of
Independent School Dist.,
unlimited
bonds.
on
(J-J)
192,
1980 and 1981.
sold
Dated Jan, 1,
July 1 from 1962 to
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
2276—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate
12—
Texas
purchase of $1,600,000
Due
1961.
Co.,
Washington
Co.
Bond Sale—An issue of
the
for
10
courthouse
were
Sale—The $1,000,000 gen¬
Bond
from
Dec.
Co.,
&
Y
County, CloVer Park School
No. 400 (P. O. Tacoma),
395,000
on
Blyth
'•
Dist.
$239,000 school-
offered
County Clerk, will receive sealed
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Jan.
bids
Goldendale Sch.
(P. O. Goldendale),
obligation
Pierce
2380—were awarded to
&
purpose
Washington County (P. O. West
Bend), Wis.
Bond Offering—Anton P. Staral,
terest
Washington
Sale
The $330,000 gen¬
—were
(P. O. Seminole), Texas
p.
No.
Bond
Consolidated
Common
house bonds
Dittmar
the
and
corporate
bonds.
County,
bonds.
Bond Sale—The
v.
for
4
purchase of $8,495,000 general
Whitewater Joint Sch. District No.
Klickitat
a
water
Strobel,
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bank
1961.
15
&
.
of
as
N.
National Bank, in
price of par.
a
the
Federal
"
follqws: Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, of Chicago, Harri¬
man
Ripley & Co., Inc., Hornblower & Weeks, R. W. Pressprich
were
Jan.
Secretary
<J
»v
Seminole
Federal
sive.
TURNER,
1,
Texas
$275,000
of
revenue
$2,250,-
of about 3.61%.
Dated
By order of the Board.
Callable
until
received
2%s, at
as
Offering—O.
WASHINGTON
1962
lington County, Virginia.
the First Boston Corp.,
3.70s, at a price of 100.6599, a
Mil¬
Deputy City Comptroller, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until Jan. 24 for
Finance
the
to
Home
and
Agency,
bonds, dated Aug. 1, 1958, of Ar¬
ISLAND
headed by
January 5, 1961.
<"?
Feb.
from
1
1981. Interest A-O.
purchase
the
high school bonds offered on
15 was sold to a syndicate
basis
the
road,
tax
Dated
April
on
inclusive.
1,
sewer
Housing
a.m.
Names
Rico
Other members of the
At
1
be
ago.
year
Government
The
Bank
as
oOo—
unlimited
bonds.
1961
Due
1990
$38,397,350 in the comparable 12-
000
Directors held today a final divi¬
<*
1961.
10
31, 1960, revenues of the Au¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
'
.!
series
awarded
were
Jan. 5 for the purchase
on
$1,000,000
thority totaled $43,743,321 against
Cumberland, Rhode Island
RAILWAY COMPANY
**
(CST)
of
revenue
1959 bonds of¬
fered on Dec. 19—v. 192, p. 2380—
will
Judge,
until
bids
sealed
VERMONT
Revenues
months
twelve
Co.
&
mitory
Inc.
D.
Au¬
October, 1959 according to Rafael
Urrutia, Executive Director of
the Authority.
NOTICE
Dividend Notice
■
receive
of the Authority in
with
&
—
fered
Milton
—
County
Richardson,
Rico
Co., Weden &
CANADIAN PACIFIC
*
.
! Texas
Offering
Bond
October, 1960 amounted to $3,931,099
syndicate
Mary Baldwin College, Staunton,
Virginia
Bond Sale
The $500,000 dor¬
nin
Puerto
of
Clemons,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
obligation
Anderson
H. Brooke
J-J. Legality approved by Hugue-
RICO
PUERTO
Hi
f
of Feb.
as
p.
rt
DIVIDEND
to
■)'
Silsbee
Dec.
on
1,
1962
Hidalgo County (P. O. Edinburg),
$385,000 men's
dormitory revenue
RHODE
if
I
Dallas.
1,
Jan.
on
Feb.
from
1
McCall,
Parkhurst,
McCall
&
Horton,
of
Huntingdon, Pa.
College,
Sale—The
Bond
Lombardo,
Dabney
J
1975
Due
1
Jan.
on
incl.
1981
follows:
as
R.
1
inclusive.
on
were
by
V.
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
H
3.60s.
as
from
>
Due
auditorium
1,
1976. Principal
and interest
(F-A) payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
1974.
and
1973
Shearson
Hammill & Co., Shoemaker &
'
1972
to
3M>s.
as
85,000
-
of
Jan.
on
Feb.
on
&
l!
'
Due
3Y4S.
1962
from
price
a
interest cost of about
follows:
as
50,000
Inc.,
Co., R. W. Pressprich
as
at
on
incl.
Due
1976 to
1
Jan.
Due
Other members of the
Carpen¬
Dated
inclusive. Callable
1981
com¬
group
a
Co.,
"■
Inc., Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
U
,
Wulbern,
Carrison,
a
$275,000
Jackson & Curtis, Phelps, Fenn &
Pierce,
net
&
Son
3.49%,
Webber,
Paine,
to
Co.,
Inc., Poole & Co., and W. H. New-
Nongard, Showers &
Inc.,
Murray,
of¬
bonds
posed of Harriman Ripley &
Mullaneyy Wells & Co., Newburger, Loeb & Co., Newhard,
Cook & Co.,
awarded
C.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
gen¬
&,
Bond
1975
to
3%s.
as
from
and
civic
Port Lavaca,
Dec. 12—v. 192, p. 2275—
on
were
Due
April
$410,000
school
obligation
3V4s.
1966
Jan. 1 from
on
Strudwick, C. F. Cassell & Co.,
Wyllie & Thornhill, Mason & Lee,
receive sealed
(CST) on Jan. 5
bonds.
tax
Union School District
Sale—The
Bond
obligation
1961.
(P. O. Emmaus), Pa.
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
Co.,
-
of
Rankin,
&
Sayre
East Penn
Moore, Leonard & Lynch, Moroney, Beissner & Co., W. H. Mor¬
ton & Co., Inc., F. S. Moseley &
Co.,
1962 to
interest
and
as
355,000
on
purchase of $650,000 gen¬
limited
1,
Feb.
PENNSYLVANIA
Co., Inc., Milburn, Cochran & Co.,
?h
the
to
Smith,
&
on
Portland.
Merrill
ner
(PST)
Feb. 1 from
Principal
Shuler,
& Shafto, Inc., A. E.
& Co., McCarley & Co.,
Inc., McDonald & Co., McDougal
& Condon, Inc., Wm. J. Mericka &
Co.,
receive
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
Brothers,
Lyons
on
incl.
1981
Inc., and Lehman
Alleman,
Due
will
Mayor,
ter,
Crowe,
Dated
bonds.
sewer
1965
from
Legality
Offering—W.
Bond
purchase of $125,-
10 for the
1960. Due
TEXAS
proved
will
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Juran &
Moody, Inc., Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., Kidder, Peabody
& Co.,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Leedy, Wheel¬
i
United
L. W. Mickel-
—
Recorder,
City
Jan.
Lane, Space Corp.,
,-H. I. Josey & Co.,
?>
2275
p.
Oregon
Helens,
Offering
Bond
son,
F. Hutton & Co.,
& Co., Johnson,
E.
Co.,
Hutton
E.
of¬
bonds
The
to
gen¬
Herriott
waukee.
follows:
as
incl.
to
510,000
Brownwood, Texas
<
States National Bank of Portland.
Haupt & Co., Hayden, Miller &
Co., Hayden, Stone & Co., Hirsch
& Co., J. A. Hogle & Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Horner, Barksdale
awarded
—were
$150,000
192,
1,
Louis.
eral
..
13—v.
Dec.
on
J-D.
approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
O. Medford),
school
obligation
fered
Dec.
bids until 2 p.m.
Y ..Oregon
Sale—The
interest
net
a
8.33%,
4s. Due
as
1962
4Vis, and 4V2s and
as
Dated
Interest
County, Medford School
Bond
eral
$135,000
bonds
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1990 inclusive.
for
Glore, Forgan & Co., Goldman,
Sachs & Co., Goodbody & Co., J.
B. Hanauer
& Co., Harkness &
,V
>
43/4s.
OREGON
Jackson
100.09,
of
of about
p.m.
Co.,
•
Associates,
on
District No. S49C (P.
$300,000
revenue
sold to C. H. Little & Co., and
was
Jan. 3 for the purchase
$325,000 school bonds.
(CST)
sewer
bids
Sealed
until
8
—
received
be
will
Fahey, Clark & Co., Field, Rich¬
ards & Co., First Cleveland Corp.,
First of Michigan Corp., First Se¬
curities Co. of Kansas, Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan & Co., R. James Foster
& Co., Inc., Frantz Hutchinson &
Co., Fulton Reid & Co., Geo. B.
Gibbons & Co., Inc.,. Ginther &
,■
Offering
Bond
and
cost
Tenn.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Oklahoma
•
Newbern,
water
County Independent School
No. 16 (P. O. Stillwater),
Dist.
Co., Inc., Equitable Securities
Corp., Estabrook & Co.,
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.,
&
& Ayres, Inc.,
& Stetson, Dean
Payne
&
ft.
-i
Co.,
Willis,
Winslow,
Cohu
Witter &
Co., Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.,
Wyllie & Thornhill, Young, Moore
& Co., Inc., and Zahner & Co.
Union
Dillon,
»,
price
a
'
<'>
Weld
White,
Kenny
Francis I. duPont & Co., Eastman
■»
TENNESSEE
Co., White-
&
Co., R. D. White
Phillips Co., Inc.,
Inc.,
Cutter, Bennett & Co., J. M. Dain
& Co., Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., C.
J. Devine & Co., Dittmar & Co.,
Inc.,
Dolphin & Co., Drexel & Co.,
ir
i
Schmertz
offered
on
$133,000
Dec. 4
.
sold to J. E. Simard & Co.', as
bidder.' 5s and 6s, at'a
price "of 97.77, a"
Quarles,; interest
net
cost of;about 6.23%. Y,
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