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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
ESTABLISHED 1839
Reg. U. S. Pat. Offic§
Number
193
Volume
6031
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, February 20, 1961
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
'Air
Metal
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Industries,
Miami
Inc.,
Beach,
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
Fla.—Files
Plan—
The
corporation on Jan. 27, 1961 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering 75,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered
at
&4
per share,
of which 12,5C0 shares are to be offered
This New York
holding company has filed a plan with the SE'C under
the Holding Company Act for the divestment of two non-utility
prop¬
erties; and the Commission has issued an order giving interested per¬
In This Issue
12,500 shares to the underwriters, and the balance
The offering will be underwritten by Vickers, Christy
Inc., New York, N. Y.
•
The
proceeds are to be used to increase inventory, for research
and development, and working capital,
to
stockholders,
to
the
&
•
Co.,
Stock and Bond Quotations
Page
Alabama Power Co.—-Files Financing Proposal—
New
bonds
due
1931
80,000
and
shares
of
$6,000,000
of
plant
loans.
expected • to'• be- outstanding-••March' 29,
The
poses.
of
have
to
1961,
be
made
short-term bank
fourth quarter of
the
in
loans
of
1961
to
complete the financing of the 1961 construction program, estimated at
$51,300,000. The company's 1961-63 construction program is estimated
at $163,057,000.—V.
192, p. 301.
"V/v'N-'
Alberto-Culver
statement with
registration
shares
of
Annitage
the SEC on Feb.
of
stock,
common
Melrose
Avenue,
which
1961,
15,
shares
25,000
Park,
to
be
filed
stock,
37
par
39
thereafter,
39
a
for
to
are
additional
an
underwriter
The
tures
the
to
subsidiaries
ticularly
in
net
added
in
working
to
of
lists
prospectus
nine
sell
to
propose
stock,r-of
shares
and
other
olocks
in
the
Leonard
sell
to
stockholders
State and
H,
to
Condition
Presi¬
shares.
three
shares
526
Lavin,
Federal
The
1
Reserve
The Course of Bank
50
with
net
in
amounted
of
strike.
E.
to
in
sales
$238,773,000,
which
1959,
about
3Vit%
affected
was
ahead
of
the
by
the
$230,665,000
116-day
industry-wide
7>.
:■
J.
Hanley,
President,
noted
some
improvement
in
sales
earnings in the fourth quarter over preceding quarters of the
He
affected
by
$300,000
from
ward
the
in-
trend
second
the
Corp.
were
country's
most
Allegheny
1960,
Ludlum
resulting
customers
and,
business.
part,
lower
The
experienced
primarily from
in
the
toward
Jan.
pensions,
1,
1960,
level
from
of
the
operations
Dec.
I960.—V.
1,
191,
other
and
employee
increase
wage
benefits
averaging
effective
about
3V2%•:.
1665.
p.
Petro-Products, Inc., Jacksonville, Fla.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
the
be
corporation
SEC
of
covering
offered
The
at
150,000
to
be
Feb.
on
stock
8
Alterman
End.
Foods
Jan.
letter
a
Darius
Inc.,
increasing
notification
of
stock
common
for
10
(par
New
cents)
York,
inventory,
with
N.
p.
in
1961—39 Wks.—1960
of
the
1
previous
high
Gaynor,
President,
of
business
share
cents
The
costs
forms
share,
a
equipment
was
Benefits
of
of
and
1960
was
these
in
the
on
To
did
stock.
and
not
1960.
above
the
1959, ' Simon
the
manufacurer
1959,
or
17
cents
if
would
$212,976,
or
53
of
no
1960,
31,
to
unusual
program.
The
considerable
in
accrue
this
the
to
new
manufacturing
expansion, a 25% in¬
factory
the
and
financial
sales
areas.
statements
its
at
Philadelphia
in
meeting
Cement
subject
Co.,
taxes,
shares
to
the
be required
may
shares
C.
company
filed
its
increase
in
share,
per
President,
income
U.
taxes
feed"
the
to
year
with
ended
billings
of
based
on
for
4,524,263
on
with
$5,861,555,
common
earnings
net
equal,
the
reported
S.
for
that
after
number
Treasury
1960
This
for
preferred
of
common
prior
method
an
open
of
1960,
14,
Nov.
Department
and
percentage
election
years
and
a
This
"kiln
feed"
the
Russell
"ac¬
rise
saw
American
profits.
expenditures
slowdown, despite
research
of
indication
earnings
by
growth
most
of
the
to
health
these
in
subsidiary
1960
institutions
market
of
centers
new
in¬
the
expected
are
to
expand
1961.
of
to
by
j
developments
in
health
the
Inc.,
field
four
of
of New
by
coverage
in
areas
through
Co., Melrose Park,
York, N. Y.,
addition
the
of
now
111.,
and their
regional
sales
market
with
cities.
principal
international
the
mergers
health
integration of manufacturing and marketing programs and
ficate
Gas
Natural
York
holding
under
order
an
the
prpduct development.—V. 193, p. 197.
of
incorporation
to
6,000,000 shares of $25 par
and
8,
issue
to
will
its
to
Stock-Split—
filed a stock-split proposal
Company Act; and the Commission
has
company
persons until March 2, 1961, to
The company proposes to-amend its certi¬
its authorized common stock from.
stock to 15,000,000 shares of $10 par stock,
interested
change
stockholders
of
record
the
at
close
of
business
May
additional shares for each two shares held. The stock¬
be required to surrender outstanding stock certificates.
three
1961,
holders
Co.—Proposes
Holding
giving
hearing thereon.
a
not
changing
American Natural's
value each into 14,charter amendment will
require the favorable vote of two-thirds in interest of stockholders
present or represented and voting thereon.—V. 193, p. 373.
transactions
proposed
will
result
in
presently outstanding 5,884,517 shares of $25
shares of $10 par value each. The
par
-$11,292
American Paper Specialty
Co.—Sold—
converter has been purchased from Rapid-American Corp.
for $11,750,000 in cash and notes, it was announced by Robert P. Miller,
who will be President and Chairman of the Board of the new organi¬
paper
zation.
Sales
at
of the company for
million,
$16.5
addition
compared
the fiscal year ended Jan. 31 are estimated
approximately $3 million in 1958.
In
stationery, the company's broadly com¬
with
school supplies and
to
prehensive product mix includes binders, briefcases,
valentines, gift wrappings and ribbons.
Christmas greeting
production going into school supplies, we
are
in a splendid position to capitalize on the nation's great educa¬
tional expansion," Mr. Miller said.
"This is a growth organization, as
its history shows, and we are preparing a large-scale product develop¬
"With
ment
a
stated.—V.
192,
p.
the
results
2505.
major part of
program
Besides
Mr.
our
to accelerate our progress."
Miller,
Executive
the
new
company's
Vice-President,
Members
of
its
board
and
of
officers
Bernard
directors
Daniel J.
Secretary and
include
Corn,
are:
Robert
P.
Miller,
Vice-President of Rapid-American Corp.; Andre
Hercz, President, Jo Ray Import Corp.; Reginald H. Johnson, Jr., VicePresident, Chemical Bank New York Trust Co.; Charles H. Klein, for¬
merly
President of Progress Lithograph
Corp.;
Daniel J.
Manella,
formerly
Vice-President of American Paper Specialty Co., and Robert
partner in Westheimer & Co., investment bankers.
formerly
Mr.
no
and
supplies
and
areas
new
of
SEC
issued
has
Chairman,
taxes.
method,
see
Nurses
New
to
resultant
reflect
the
"health
with Midwest Dental Manufacturing
Treasurer.
the company's financial records have been adjusted
the
change in income taxes for 1'960 and prior, and the
preliminary earnings for both 1960 and 1959. reflect taxes calculated
on
We
said
activities
American
the
.on
calculation
depletion
_
Accordingly,
to
levels.
that
Outfitting Co.,
companies.
Manella,
on
9%
cards,
,
depletion.
deduction
rights
shareholders.
the
for
compared
share
based
This compares
a
capped a decade which
triple its annual sales and
of the general economy."
contributions
to
sales
and
two
Additional
to Hercules,
1959.
per
1959,
was
acquisition of Canada's leading, laboratory supplier and the estab¬
of small manufacturing subsidiaries in Mexico and West Ger¬
This
ended Dec: 31, 1960, after all charges
$3,944,560, equal,
after
preferred dividend
to
the
or
year
31,
income
lesser
statement
31,
companies
of
There
$1.60.
year
noted
greater emphasis on research and
final
are
their
of
respect
former Hercules
Dec.
to
many.
through
1951
the 60,990 shares to
satisfaction
$72,103,170
of
ended
year
cents
with
"kiln
of
full
outstanding.
Russell,
basis
a
79
Dec.
presently
W.
billings
the
Riverside
of
years
tax savings with
preliminary
a
the
$1.22
to
in
no
was
$1.56
and
favorable disposition
a
the
by Riverside for 1951-52, which
affecting the later years.
outstanding.
ended
year
in
amounted
to
shareholders
for
shares will be issued to
for
presently
dividends,
in
There
for
earnings
former
$3,784,290.
earnings
of
sales
1959 figure of $1.56 is after adjustment for
acquisitions, the actual reported earnings for
equipment
distribution
The
realized from
depletion
it has been decided to issue
reports
$76,263,829
to
shareholders
corporation
Net
the
received
developments
Riverside
therefore
issued
be
percentage
were
of this,
view
In
of
adverse
calculate
due
was
expansion
Corp.,
Riverside
of
saving should be
tax
a
"depletion" shares.
a
basis.
said,
Gaynor
accelerated
force
of
In
share
same
20%
in
$66,655,
were
complement
work
high,
attained
earnings
cards
earnings,
enlarged
the
steps
Net
common
the' company's
installed.
made
of
all-time
an
Cement
required permit and other action which
Refunds
1957.
and
$3,082,497
tabulating
earned
in
in
of
reported.
shares
plant
was
sales
has
was
reduction
incurred
Philadelphia
crease
record
400,050
on
$3,705,363,
were
"Depletion" Shares
issuance of 60,990 shares of American common
shareholders
question
despite
$47,599,226 $40,867,495
$4,487,362
into
request
American
of
stock
Hercules
Dec.
1961—4 Wks.—1960
Issue
to a new
one
cards.
tabulating
the
exceed
to
lishment
of the
Additional
area,
The
agreement and
joint plan of merger under which Riverside
joined with Hercules Cement Corp. and Peerless Cement Corp. to form
American
Cement, late in
1957,
provided that additional shares
of
and
493.
1960
for
cards
by the California Commissioner of Corporations.
former
development
American Business Systems Inc.—Sales Up, Net Down
Sales
form
tabulating
Y.,
N.
Jersey-Connecticut
Cement Corp.—To
of the
issuance
to
Y.
Inc.—Sales Up—
$5,003,916
192,
Farmingdale,
markets
important
approved the
requirements,
'
.
of
through
used
28—
in
York-New
New
former
to
This
Sales
—V.
filed
1961
shares
share,
per
are
3,
products and working capital.
new
Period
•
$2
proce-eds
Feb.
on
earnings
and
business
in
Down—
common
Allied
With
level
effected
being installed in the newly acquired plant.—V. 192, p. 2117.
Directors
in
a
general
a
the
American
-—Net
down¬
quarters
insurance
and
are
presses
a
drastic
of 1960,
combined with higher em¬
sharp decline in profits for those quarters.
increased
labor
costs,
arising from
the
1960
agreement
with
United
Steelworkers,
were
in
the
form
of.
increased
payments
The
manufactures
in
of
satisfactory
a
recently
from
than
announcement
truck's
with
of
shipments,
caused
costs,
which
marketed
dividend
at
increase
5%
a
prices, Gaynor reported. Current operating results, he observed, reflect
the
acquisition last October for cash of The Accounting Card Co.,
Inc.,
year.
quarter
a
continuing
are
benefiting from
America.
of
by
third
fourth
including
and
general
and
in
adjustments,
Metals
quarter
sales
liquidations
ployment
on
in
earnings
year-end
Titanium
first
decline
inventory
indicated
favorable
the
After
sharp
the
that
added
and
of
Penetration
Incoming orders
earnings
management-attributed
sales
progress
and
are
the
101.
p.
include
from
record
Intensification
earnings in 1959 of $11,291,000, or $2.92 per share, based
lesser number of shares outstanding at Dec. 31, 1959.
the
stainless
and
special
steel
producer
for
the
year
net
rose
more
larger
affiliated
of
and
Radford
segments
company's
and
slightly
a
Sales
derived
at
Entry
47
cash.
company's marketing components.
The
the
in
$2,400
prop¬
Corp.,
Supply Corp.—Records Highs—
years
announcement
parent
statement
issued
on
Feb.
2,
the
corporation
reported net earnings for the year I960 of $8,750,000, equal to $2.25
per
share
on
3.883,470
shares
outstanding
at
year-end,
compared
on
and
both
$100-million-sales
creased
Clearings
193,
for
Stone
having been $1.47 per share.
companies,
50
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
shares.
Down-
Appalachian
Corp.,
payments
outstanding. The
benefits
continue
preliminary
a
for
Despite
System.—.
by
Stone
corporation's 1960 sales* climbed 18.4%first time, and earnings were up 11.3%
$84,9.93,329
depressed
of
Banks
owned
Radford
$100
trans¬
the quarrying
instalment
to
or
Witt,
in
of
be
and immediately
report issued by Foster G. McGaw, chairman, and
Murdough, president, showed I960 net sales at $100,618,070
profit after' taxes at $4,212,241. These coinpare with 1959
shares
The
49
...
Witt
De
dissolved.—V.
Hospital Supply
11
Member
of
to
then
Radford
to
or
De
cash
in
shares
will
of Radford;
Witt
De
organized by
outstanding
the
1,250
G.
of
The
55
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
officials)
18,922
Statement
sell
Evanston, 111.
net
1959
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
Corp.—Net
be
to
of
of
Radford
of
preliminary
sales
in
City Bond Offerings
Foreign Exchange Rates
will
quired in 1960.
Earnings per share
Dividends Declared and Payable
outstanding
43,500
(including
from
Steel
has
company
which
proposes
ranging
Allegheny Ludlum
A
39
General Corporation and Investment News
sell
of
,
and
the
1
indebtedness,
common
427,500
owns
who
of
then
Thomas
Miscellaneous Features
and its
and selling
company
capital.
certain
to
shares
975,000
business
the
The
Corp.
consisting
assets
$467,600
all
dividend,
a
Witt,
De
R.
quarrying business. To carry
proposed that Appalachian will
is
high.
in
Cosmetics
will
for
parcels
Figures
United
'
dent,
principal
the
addition
Ii:
the
manufacturing
States cosmetic and toiletry preparations, par¬
hair care field, including '.'Alberto VO-5" products.
proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock will
the
throughout
The
the
engaged
are
to
sold
company
American
Radford
$100 million for the
■
American
and
the
Stock Exchange
of
B.
the
of
it
Radford,
The
with
agreement
an
way
of
stock.
American Hospital
39
January 1961 under Delaware law
then being conducted by three joint ven¬
trade names Alberto-Culver Co., Leonard
business
under
Co.
&
which
share.
organized
was
operating
Lavin
be
86.70 per
company
succeed
to
H.
shares
25,000
at
of
The
39
Transactions American
by
stock
Virginia corporation
new
will
45
Stock Exchange
into
Radford,
to American in qomplete liquidation
contiguous
SEC Index of Stock Prices....
America,
Appalachian
40
.
Markets—
of
common
40
Exchange
entered
for the divestment
capital
40
__
Transactions New York
by
underwriters.
of
to
of
erties
39
Y.,
divestment
value
ferred.
has
N.
the
out
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages.;
39
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 39
155,000
offered
Stock
American
Pavilion,
37
.
Stock
Over-the-Counter
a
sale by the company and
130,000 shares, being outstanding
the present holders thereof. Shields & Co. heads the list
The
public offering price and underwriting- terms
be supplied by amendment. The registration statement includes
public
shares
Toronto
TIL,
covering
are
transfer
37
Exchange
Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange—
Co.—Offering and Secondary—
2525
company,
37
Montreal
■.
This
27
32
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
made for such pur¬
that: additional
expects
company
will
$5,000,000
Stock
15
Midwest Stock Exchange—
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
additional
will be applied tcwara the construction or acquisition
improvements, extensions and additions to the company's
and to the payment of $12,000,000 of short-term bank
permanent
utility
be received from the sale to Southern Co.
to
shares
common
York
tiguous to the Radford properties, and are operated by Radford as
part of its quarrying business.
All of the shares of the common stock
of Appalachian are owned
by American, and Radford is a wholly-owned
subsidiary company of Appalachian.
Exchange (Stocks)
American Stock
28, 1961,
the
(1)
Limestone
Detroit Stock
cumulative
preferred stock, $100 par, to be offered for public sale at competitive
bidding.
The net proceeds of this financing and $4,500,000 of a total
of
of
Exchange (Bonds)
Exchange.—
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
600
first mortgage
of
Stock
New
North 18th Street, Birmingham, Ala., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Feb, 13, 1961., covering $13,000,000
York
Feb.
to request a hearing thereon.
The properties
stone-quarrying properties owned and operated by
Co.,
Inc.
("Radford"), a non-utility subsidiary
company
of Appalachian Power
Co.
("Appalachian"),
which is an
electric utility subsidiary company of American,
and
(2)
two small
parcels of limestone land, which are owned by Appalachian, are con¬
consist
Radford
.
company,
until
sons
company,
This
American Electric Power Co., Inc.—Files Divestment
I
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
MISCELLANEOUS
•
Westheimer,
With
office
company
has
Brooklyn,
N.
headquarters
at
310
Fifth
Avenue,
New
York
City,
the
five operating divisions: United Leather Goods Corp. of
American Paper Specialty Co., Chicago, 111.; Eastern
Y.;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
Tablet
and
Albany,
Co.,
Smith-Stewart
the
Besides
in
force
sales
N. Y.;„-O'sborn-Midwest Paper Co.,
Paper Products Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
to
owners
20 shares held
every
able
be
on
to
shares will
to
American
more
Period
Stores
Co.-
35,602,001
taxes—
6.878,269
taxes__
2,487,154
Net
operating
income
income;
1960—12 Months—1959
-1959
1960—Month
54,848,539
operating
Other
192,
share of stock for $86
—V.
after
193,
charges
p.
Up—
Americana
Properties,
S
Plymouth Securities Corp.,
559,711,405
32,427,901 370,870,518 344,138,753
5.816,348
80,587,728
75,603,313
2,634,687
36,926,207
34,273,533
599,045,666
50,950,677
sold
$6
100,000
per
9,881,115
10,071,738
213,427,467 202,315,225
110,661.213 105,693,766
895,480,024 827,407,248
shares
share.
and
a
area
and
1961—43 Wks.—1960
$
$
74,4o8,768
$
-
794,687,028
832,907,270
2323.
p.
of
The
BUSINESS—The
Net
Sales
1961 —4 Wks.—1960
28-
Jan.
76,2/9,455
40-lane
common
stock
Inc.—Common
liberty Street,
stock
of
offered
was
company
bowling
40-lane
92
owns
and
operates
establishment
establishment
at
at
Jan. 26
a
a
L.
I.,
LAX,
and
at
prospectus.
shipping plaza
large
Oakdaie,
Roosevelt,
offered and
York,
Properties, Inc.
Americana
pursuant to
Sold—
Stock
New
a
a
shipping-
recently con-
598.
Feb. 3.
CHANGES
Municipal Financing Ahead
Corporate and
SIDNEY BROWN
By
This week's
End.
$
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
the price at which share
stock under the offering
buy one
mailed
be
The subscription period
10.
March
$
Feb. 15 set S8G as
purchase additional
will
about
Earnings—
December.
last
share
AT&T
for
able
be
will
owners
14.
Period End. Dec. 31—
Federal
directors on
Company
announced
share
additional
the
purchase
April
end
—V.
Fights Shares—
owners
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
.
Sales
Telegraph Co.—Sets Price on
&
Telephone
increase the
With active
A'
•,••,'•
■■
American
will
to
1,900,000
than
the continental United States, the
independent variety, drug and food
in every state in
supplies both chain and
company
stores.
Rights
Marion, Ind.,
production expansion, management) plans to
a
broadened sales and promotion program.
operations
sales
.•
(802)
estimated offerings total
corporates and
the February Zo
wee& s financing
(Rights will be mailed to A.T.&T.*partners on
$144,980,770 for several sizable
IN
PAST WEEK
THE
securities to the Chronicle's calendar of Feb. 16
Additions of corporate
added up to
Of this total $41,200,000 consisted of senior debt capital paper. Corpo•rate sales in the week through Feb. 15 amounted to $259,820,000 and of this $203,3C0,0CO alone were in capital debt issues. In addition there were $181,678,000 in
private placements not including 70,000 shares of Cole National Corporation class
$56,697,750.
municipals. They are listed at the end of this column. By adding
A.T.&T. record high rights offering to stockholders of that date the
A
tally skyrockets to about $1.1 billion.
March 10 and will expire April 14.)
including
weeks in the 28-day
entire subsequent three
The
visible supply promises, as seen
offerings and an
at most but $300,000,000 in corporate and municipal public
additional $100,000,000 for the privately negotiated tax-exempt issue
now,
Corporate 'bonds in the four-week float
compared to last week's modest figure—from $224,862,300
issues, however, are up by almost $100,000,000—thanks to
The following table delineates the announced docket of
project.
power
period covered by the
Robert Moses' timing.
forthcoming issues in the
week scheduled and type of issue in dollar terms:
FOUR
Total
Stocks
Corporates
$43,775,000 $1,106,890,770
f$l,034,265,770 $1,063,115,770
24 $28,850,000
18,485,000
10,410,000
6-Mar. 10
Mar.
2,800,000
Mar. 13-Mar. 17
Total
69,099,000
97,994,000
30,850,000
33,650,000
$1,094,479,190 $1,141,841,490
$47,362,300
-
272,666,720
225,636,000
47,030,720
28,895,000
2,800,000
38,928,420
8,102,300
3
27-Mar.
Both
Financings
*Municipals
•
Feb.
$369,360,000 $1,511,201,490
1,225,420,800
276,804,000 $1,502,224,800
LastWeek'sData 224,862,300
999,558,500
$1 million or more.
N.
State Power-
Y.
v
If
be
the same—it will
Association 4%%
The F.N.M.A. announced its sale of mortgages
anything will change this picture—all other things remaining
the maturation of $100 million in Federal National Mortgage
debentures on March 10.
that it possess ample liquidity
one-year
such
are
in
million
prisingly cause
earlier
of
and, therefore, will not have to engage
of $100
too sur¬
a rescheduling of issues to the latter part of the third week or the
the fourth week in the four-week float ahead. The last two weeks
there will not be a replacement issue, the promise
kicking around for alternative investment opportunity may not
refinancing.
part of
that
float
Since
devoid
almost
are
of
senior
debt securities
and relatively light in
the total of municipals.
MUNICIPALS
GAIN
AND
CORPORATES
DROP IN
TOTAL BACKLOG
debt and equity issues dropped slightly
compared to last week's data. The precipitous fall in bonds were not quite offset
by stocks. Municipal issues with dates on the other hand, gained $185.3 million
primarily due to the Commonwealth of Kentucky's veteran bonus issue for the
end of March of $100 million—not including the $36 million it will issue after the
The
total
backlog
of probable corporate
end of March.
the backlog of probable issues without dates in
Electric Co. $10 million of first mortgage bonds;
Automatic Canteen Co. of America's 127,725 shares of common; Economics Labora¬
tory $4 million convertible debentures; Stelma, Inc. 90,000 shares of common; and
Winter Park Telephone Co. 33,638 shares of common. Lister for the first time in
this definite backlog, also, is the Southwestern Public Service Co.'s $15 million
bonds and 120,000 shares of $25 par cumulative preferreds. Both this issue and
Winter Park Telephone had been in the Chronicle's docket of possible issues. They
had not, until now, been affirmatively groomed for'the market.
""'..I-A A'
A -':A
Not included in the total backlog below of forthcoming issues are these reported
but still unresolved ones: Consumer Power Co. may sell $20 million of preferreds
and $30 million of bonds; LaSalle National Bank, Chicago, 111., will ask its owners
on
March 2 to authorize 15,000 shares for stock dividends and 15,000 shares at
$75 each as a rights offering; and United Aircraft reportedly will issue $50 million
bonds to replace seven year bank term loans. The total of possible flotations is
$1,609,834,000. Last week it was $204 million less.
The following summarizes the total probable backlog of corporates with and without
Among the new listings added to
the week past were: Atlantic City
dates
offering serious prospects of appearing in the market for funds as well as
municipals with schedule financing dates. (Data in parentheses denote
the total of
the
number
of
issues.)
'
v -
-Total Backlog
Last Week
This Week
...
accompanying pages and in the Chronicle's Thursday
these
PRESIDENT
STOCK
bonds
with
Corporate
bonds
without
BULLISHNESS
level these past
economic upturn. Their
mixed, antithethical signals, at most, may be just what the Administration wants
to hear. However, though the Administration favors the drop in bond yields which
has been occurring, and finds satisfying the upward tilt of short term yields, it
may discover that these two opposing trends will run headlong into each other.
The returning stock market may press hard on short term funds and act adversely
on the upward trend in the effective return in this area. Loanable funds disenchanted
with long-term yields or unwilling to be tied up in long-term investments may con¬
tinue to be tugged by the still favorable short term rate abroad—particularly now
weeks
are
of bond prices
the rebound of the stock market
and
hardly characteristic signals prognosticating
an
of keeping their cur¬
counting' on a favorable market
price rise. Should the absence of funds for long terms occur, it may reverse the
decline in the effective return now occasioned by shortage of senior debt issues.
How would the economy be helped if loanable funds shift from the capital market
of lowered yields to the money market of higher yields to such an extent* that
municipal and corporate bond issuers retrench on their financing plans because
they believe that economic conditions do not warrant meeting this financing cost
competition? In short, hew far will efforts go in upping the supply of short-term
securities on the market to depress their price and raise their yields? How expert
are
the monetary and fiscal managers in gauging their efforts and the economic
outlook particularly at a time when the stock market sees things they do not see—
su:h as higher corporate profits?
v: AaxaVA Ay Athat
several
countries
more
have
convertible—or may go
firmed
intentions
their
into equities here
we are now undergoing an inventory recession &nd are now counting
resumption of inventory buying, how helpful will a high short term rate be
in financing inventory buying? A bank may find greater bargains in short term
issues pumped out by the Federal Reserve and/or the Treasury and pass up com¬
mercial inventory loans unless they can match the ante. How bullish is the economic
prospect to warrant matching hiked short term rates? Generally, recovery i^aeaps
that the interest rate on bonds goes up or price declines to match the yield
of
stocks. With recovery, stock yields may exceed bond yields; but would recovery
Further, if
on
a
be aided by short term money market yields staying higher than long term yields?
Especially when this is not the determination of the free market but the manipula¬
tion of outside subjective forces which believe this is the way to stop the gold drain.
The shifting of funds from the long term market to the short term market is the
serious matter at stake if this involves undue proportions. It is one thing to consic er the international economic situation but it must be tempered with a balanced
consideration
equilibrium
whether rich
what
of
in
its
is
wrong
balance
of
with the domestic economy.
payments whether suffering
A
a
country can have
depression or not,
and whether stagnating, retrogressing or progressing. Reduc¬
one way to redress our international disequilib¬
rium. Imposing high short term rates and discouraging long term lenders may not
be the helpful method to allow market forces to act on the inflation in the cost
structure which must be squeezed out. What the Administration should be work¬
tion
ing
and
last
of
our
or
poor,
cost-price structure is
on is our competitive position. President Kennedy
rate of capital formation when he addressed the
our
13. Though he may produce a reasonable tax bill to encourage investors,
defeat this by interfering with the free interest rate pricing system.
LARGER
Included in the following
the
Week
next
four
weeks
ISSUES
IN
THE
NEXT
FOUR
A
WEEKS
list of the larger corporate and municipal issues expected
are
three
equipment trust
certificates:
of Feb. 20-24: $50 million Atlantic Fund for Investment in U. S. Government
Securities,
Inc., common; 155,000 shares of Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp.,
$5,850,000 Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR., equipment trust
certificates; $20 million in debentures of Tri-Continental Corp.; 11,225,000 shares
of American Telephone & Telegraph Co., common; 360,000 shares of Berkey Photo
Service, Inc., common; and, in Municipals—$19 million Dallas, Texas; $4 million
Illinois State Normal Univ., 111.; $6,370,000 Erie County, N. Y.
common;
Week
of
Feb.
27-March
3:
500,000
shares
Trust, Ben. Int.; 50,000 units of Jonker
of
Greenfield
Real
Estate
Investment
Business
(23)
$448,362,300
(27)
84,468,400
(25)
93,553,300
(24)
(48)
$541,915,600
(51)
Machines, Inc.; $612,500 Standard
& Shell Homes Corp., units; $5 million Fund of America, Inc., common; $5,100,000
Great Northern Ry„ equipment trust certificates; 263,000 shares of Storer Broad¬
casting Co., common; and in Municipals—$5,573,000 Natrona County School District,
$1,121,479,190
dates
bonds
(81)
$1,023,458,500
(86)
N. C.; $11.4 million Prince
-
Wyoming;
stocks
with
Corporate
stocks
without
dates___
dates
201,193,220(144)
212,332,720(155)
$1,322,672,410(225)
$1,235,790,920(241)
$$1,692,003,110(273)
$1,777,706,520(292)
Total stocks
$30
million
Alabama
Education Authority, Ala.; $5 million Charlotte,
Georges County, Md.; $11 million Shelby County, Tenn.;
$o million Tucson, Ariz.; $30 million Chicago, 111.; $100 million N. Y. State Power
Authority; $3.5 million San Antonio, Texas.
yi>eeJAn°^i~^arC^1
$^*® million in units of Jefferson Lake Asbestos Corp.;
121,870 shares of Random House, Inc.,
Total corporates,,,
<
municipals with dates,,,
>
$584,680,000
(60) ;
$399,304,000 (59)
common;
$7,785,000 equipment trust certifi-
linien-n nrtUlsv
^ Nashville RR.; and in Municipals—$15 million Denver, Colo.;
!?n^frsey* '$12 -million Los Angeles Dept. of Water & Power, Calif.;
$10,634,000 St. Paul, Minn.; and $40 million Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
Week
t Includes nine preferreds with dates $26,542,000 and two without dates
$2,200,000. Also, three equipment trust certificates with dates $18,735,000.
NOTE Add $40 million Commonwealth of Puerto Rico to municipals.
obsolescence
Feb.
he may
in
referred to
Industrial Conference Board
$284,862,300
dates
Corporate
Total
BEARISIINESS AND
KENNEDY'S
MARKET'S
issue.
$369,330,700
Corporate
Total
obligations added to the Chronicle's Feb. 16
local ..tax-exempt
the $100 million' privately negotiated Niagara Power
1, tallied $315,239,000. Sales for the week ending Feb. 15
rencies
Swelling the total in the second week is privately negotiated
Authority's $100,000,000 offering under aegis of Dillon, Read &
Co., Inc.'
•
.
A.
.
'A " ' J
't Includes A. T. & T's. rights to shareholders set for Feb. 23.
NOTE: Too late for inclusion in the municipal tabulation is the announced Common¬
wealth of Puerto Rico's plan to sell $40 million of public improvement bonds
A./A
on March 7.
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*
calendar,
issue for around
March
aggregated $99,120,000. This upsurge of municipals augurs well for the economy in the sense that
we require this public spending
and that it will help revitalize some segments of
the economy.
A; /■:'/
A -A A
./xA A AA-X AA.$X''
A.A: A J; A' \
Details regarding these calendar changes and public offerings are to be found in
and
The firming
Total of
Corporate
C
Bonds
FINANCING TABLE
WEEKS'
Corporate
Feb. 20-Feb.
for the Niagara
have declined drastically
to $47,362,300. State-local
common.
State
of March 13-17: No large corporate issues are scheduled in this week as yet;
Municipals
$15 million Duval County Board of Public Construction, Fla.;
$10 million Washington Sub., San. Dist., Md.
A" A
"" .
and
in
February 16,
1961.
Volume
193
64-lane bowling
structed
Number
6031
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
facility at Ozone Park, Queens, N. Y.—V. 193,
equipment and rolling stock, but no real estate. Caribbean Dairy, how¬
ever, will continue to operate temporarily from its pressnt plant.
Caribbean Dairy was purchased from its owner, Ramon Rosado, who
founded the firm in 1944.
Puerto Rico Dairy, also located in Santurce,
became a part of the Borden organization in 1959.
It operates under
the general supervision of the foreign operations department of
the
598.
p.
Ampal American Israel
Corp.—Appointment—
Manufacturers Trust Co.
The
P.
COO
A.
seven
192,
corporation.—V.
has been
appointed
p.
$5,000,-
trustee for
sinking fund debentures series I,
1705.
6%
year
of the
1967
Borden
Foods Co.,
Barman
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.-^-Earnings Report—
$2.51
$2.50
or
in
$60,358,468,
1960 were
6.9%
up
sales of $56,451,533
" //''
;'i: ■
over
1959.
New
a
.
>
Atlantic
City
Electric
Offering—
Co.—Proposes Bond
,
net
The
outstanding
all
of
ment,
the
from
proceeds
sale will be
bond
payable
notes
sell
construction
for
and
purposes
to
193,
102.
p.
This
Avon
•
and
1960
V"
Consolidated net sales of $168,187,500 showed
in
gain
22.4%
a
1959.
basis
net
earnings
$1.50 in
V
shares
9,544,574
of
Plohn)
equal
were
to
$1.84
per
share
in
I960
as
the
EWald,
Mr.
performance
record
in
reflected
1960
anniversary in mid-1961 and
to
another
be
Net
Canada,
Berman,
director,
a
good
year
well
as
New
York,
filed
as
Directors
rights
to
has
%
>
Plohn
stock,
Ruben
.
:
.
;
,
of
sell
to
the
B.
ratio
a
The
of
15
approved
shares
70,000
one
currently
company
for
share
new
the
each
has
resolution
a
of
offer
blocks
officials
President.
as
for
the
1960,
Every
the
taxes
in
for
operating
3,600
1960,
will
contributed
order
than
1959.
over
December,
1,381,123
shares
of
common
stock
out¬
.
standing.
A
registration
the
with
covering
statement
and
Securities
the
proposed issue will
Commission shortly, the
Exchange
be
filed
company
1959.
the economy,
will be
disclosed
once
James
F.
Connaughton,
announced
Feb.
on
Galvanizing Co., of Cincinnati,
Feb.
a
Mr.
annually
Co.
Bell
John
T.
Co.____
5?
Federal
Other
$
*
5,189,600
4,829,900
62,067,914
taxes__
1,556,212
1,479,890
21,020,468
19,947,008
Net
operating
after
—V.
67,330,082
59,737,808
5,298,360
4,653,202
5,608,819
4,983,455
income
charges
193,
C.
F.
This
C.
New
the
ended
months
six
31,
Dec.
Harvey's
.
is
62,246,665
55,833,529
Subs.)—Net
(&
a
The
to
of
for
Mullaney,
10,000
R.
Rogers
&
10,000
Feb.
J.
Walston
financing
conclusion
13
currently
reported
the
of
Wells
&
&
&
Co.
an
and
of
companies.
of CWS
to
talks
manufactures
several
broad
months
Inc.
the
revenue
for
the
six-month
period
was
$15,086,539
in
1960
r
Borden
is
Borden
the
of
on
$18,000,000,
coated,
192.
p.
negotiating for the
Feb.
Coated
1395.
The Ohio
9.
f
Columbus, Ohio, it was an¬
which has total assets in excess of
firm,
is a leading manufacturer and seller of such products as
nitrocellulose coated, polyvinyl chloride coated and acrylic
used in the table covering, furniture,, upholstery, auto¬
for
luggage industries as well as for wall-covering applications.
also manufactures and sells unsupported polyvinyl chloride film.
motive
take
of
the
retaining
January,
Cannon
Ltd.,
place,
the Colum'ous firm would operate as a separate
Chemical Co. under its present management,
Borden
its name and
Columbus
Coated
was
divi¬
1960.—V.
$180,000.
192,
p.
For
2324.
&
incorporated in
1917.
Dairy,
Inc., one of the Borden's
'
Co.,
interests
of
the
were
a
components
'•
the
of
Cannon
facility
in
indicated
the
Belgium,
will
the
report
11,000.
"To
facilities
such
the
net
formation
enable
to
circuit
the com¬
$32,000
and
boards
stock of Organowill be added to the
outstanding
proceeds
the
order to provide further
GIVING
bank
be
EFFECT
funds
PRESENT
TO
loan—
Stock
for growth
FINANCING
Outstanding
$70,000
$61,000
18,715
•
I.
400,000 shs.
stock
common
to
Plan
described
reserved
are
reserved
are
the
under
issuance
for
underwriter
"Manage¬
exercise
upon
described
as
under
193,
be
discharged
out
of
the
of
proceeds
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
fluctuations in
(Reg.
disclosed.
products
the
United
Railway Co.—Annual Report—
stock
railroad
vitality
a
mailed
the
Feb.
on
two-thirds,
of
14
all
exchange
to
the
plan
industry in the East,
unknown
C&O
a
the
two
combined
for
would
shareowners
C&O
92,000
B&O, -shareowners'
between
many years,"
the
assist its partner in
who
B&O-C&O
report
and
.have
railroads.
says.
would
"During
restoring its strength
and
earning power, benefiting almost immediately that part of the
public which relies directly on the B&O for its transportation require¬
Longer range, the combined system would produce improvements,
and
expansions of service to the obvious advantage of
innovations
the
public
at
"Benefits
the
plan,"
begin
the
and
To
C&O
show
B&O
.
large.
would
accruing during affiliation, the first stage
points out.
"Through cooperative efforts,
greatly enhance their ability to compete with
other
transportation agencies, could exploit other opportunities for
increasing revenues an'd could effect substantial savings. These good
results could be greatly enlarged
with complete merger."
The report notes
that "The Interstate Commerce Commission will
set hearings on C&O's application for approval of its exchange offer
and for authorization to affiliate with B&O."
of
how
does
Report
sheet
.
in
Ohio
&
was
or
study
the
the
In
President
tell
the
which
C&O
the B&O-C&O systems are complementary, the Annual
with a map of the B&O system
on
a
transparent
over
the C&O map, provides the opportunity to
applied
two
Also
systems
Annual
Walter
C&O
C&O
has
report
could
it
which,
paid
story
$4
C&O
or
I
separately.
Chairman
Eoara
Cyrus
Eaton
remittance
for foreign subscriptions and
it
was
$42
million,
was
the
fourth
equal
to
$5.15
consecutive
year
a
share
in
of
which
dividend.
reporting to the shareowners
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
and
Tuohy besides covering the B&O-C&O situation
for 1960 to the shareowners. It was a year in
income
And
a
together
Report,
J.
net
stock.
U. S. Patent Office)
the rate of exchange,
the
491.
p.
are
each of C&O's Vice-Presidents
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New. York 7, N. Y. REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1961 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
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THE COMMERCIAL AND
'
None
500,000 shs.
unissued
Option
issued
will
notes
the
to
the
bring
-
acquisition,
combined with the company's
the company to continue profitable
enable
located
are
herein.
These
common
'
its
the
stock.—V.
assented
quarter ended Dec. 31,
Cannon
of
of
par)______________
to
warrants
The
v
for
President of Cannon Electric, said Cannon
distributor
company
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway's 1960 Annual Report says that affilia¬
tion
followed as. promptly
as
possible by complete merger between
C&O and Baltimore and Ohio will "begin for each
of them another
great era of growth."
-
proposed merger
Electric
of Great Britain will be operated as a wholly-owned subsidiary within
the European Free Trade Association and will continue as the exclusive
and
plant
of etched
acquisition
balance
under
Chesapeake
and Megadyne Elec¬
Kingdom.
Caribbean
the
Calif.
shell-type
of Cannon Electric, Great Britain
purchase of the remaining 75% from
in London as well
as
the machinery,
not
$100,000 for
the
(no
.
.
transaction
Cannon,
of
herein, and 15,000 shares
common
25%
the
of
Gardena,
and
Co.—Acquires—
owning
announced
Forrester
manufacturer
international operations,
Dairy, Santurce, P. R.
The acquisition was
announced on Feb. 9 by R. L. McConnie, President of Puerto Rico Dairy.
It
involves
the purchase
of Caribbean's going business, machinery,
acquired
7
Equipment, Ltd.
Robert J.
mctrkcts
Puerto Rico
Donald
Terms
Its manufactur¬
plant is in Columbus.
It has sales offices in several cities, and
jobbers and distributors throughout the U. S. and in several foreign
Electric
Feb.
o*n
facilities
plant
Boulevard,
the
The
issuance
Cerams.
of
in
the
sub¬
a
[Represented by promissory notes without interest due by June, 1961
issued
in connection
with
the
acquisition of stock of Organo-
counsel
its services
for
equipment and inventories which previously were the property of Films
and
"\
organization intact.
Fabrics
the
ing
has
totaled
Cannon Electric
President of
sition
sion
and
announcing the negotiations, A. R. Marusi, Borden Vice-President
the Borden Chemical Co., said that should the acqui¬
In
and
months
laws
engaged
on
tRepresented by an unsecured note payable to Union Bank,
Lot
Angeles, Calif., bearing interest at 6% per annum, payable in monthly
installments of $3,000 plus interest until
January 15, 1962, when the
remaining balance becomes due.
1960,
sales were $112,000 against sales of $72,000 for the corresponding 1959
period. January, 1961 sales of $50,000 compared with volume of $33,000
12
and
Avalon
into the production
stock
ments.
first
is
fabrication
"Underwriting"
of
board meeting on Feb. 3, 1961, Mr. Oei Ing Bian, CWS Presi¬
projected sales for the calendar year 1961 at $1,000,000.
CWS
Waveguide Corp. began operations in February, 1959.
Sales for the
Corp.,
under the
The company
related
2,500
Co._
the
At
1956.
5,
and
ment"
ago
microwave
J.,
for
dent,
acquisition of the assets and business
Fabrics
April
milling
"20,000 shares of authorized but
fabrics
coated
It
1959.—V.
Co.—Acquisitions—
Columbus
nounced
oil
in
$15,073,294
of
N.
the
short-term
affiliation,
range
City,
company.
the radar
and communications industries. Megadyne Electronics, Inc., of Danbury,
Conn., is engaged in research and development of a variety of electronic
a
Jersey
Co.,
199.
p.
2,500
Co.
management
negotiations for
Changed conditions
initiated
were
193,
3,000
option to purchase 2 V2 %
Waveguide Corp.
terminate
an
3.0CO
2,500
Inc
construction of
the
company
has
followed
the
of retaining all net earnings to finance the growth and development of its business. It is expected that this policy will be continued
3,000
Co.
for
has
the
magnesium,
on
"Capital
Corp.—Merger Off—Forecast—
directors
«223,600
allowing
underwriter
Authorized
/
diversifying into
have voted
Transfer
JSundry short-term promissory notes—
4,000
Co.
&
contracts
of
South
tUnsecured
•
5,000
Co
&
Vincent
from
of
general offices
products.
Gross
and
and
on
chemical
CAPITALIZATION
bqth, firms since the merger
influenced the decisions of the
respective boards of directors not to proceed with the planned combine.
CWS Waveguide Corp., whose plant is in Lindenhurst, Long Island,
a
share.
per
California
of
all
16627
of
5,000
shares.
Waveguide
Inc.
The
'
5,COO
5,000
Co.
&
Hutchens
Dickinson
G.
Burton
publicly-owned
outstanding
finder.
and
policy
;
Funding, Inc.—Contract—
York,
board
tronics,
Club,
consolidated net income after taxes of $199,946 equal
approximately 22 cents per share on 917,990 outstanding shares
capital stock.
The company's consolidated net income after taxes
the same period in 1959 was $510,148 or approximately
56 cents
Inc.
Mitchell,
Co.
&
Outstanding-
500,000
sold
are
agent,—V.
during the next few years in
7,000
—.
company
,
DIVIDENDS—Since
homes,
prominent builder of fiber-glass boats on the West Coast. The firm
formerly known as Harvey Boat Works, Inc.—V. 192, p. 2607.
was
Down
Book-of-the-Month
1960,
the
to
transfer
of
basis
Cerams,
&
Co
Charles H. Eldredge
with the Harvey Corp. in exchange for
;
Kane,
10,000
announced on
CWS
Club, Inc.
Book-of-The-Month
For
paid
offered
the
effect to the sale and
presently offered.
stock
general working capital of the company.
375.
p.
process
nickel
7,000
&
—.
Co.
Co.—
give
a
pany to enter
for completion
the
700.
p.
company
Hutchinson
Alexander Kleine & Co.—
_
Harvey,
Net
Aim,
12,000
Inc
to
common
$261,500 net proceeds to be received by the com; pany from the sale of the shares of common stock, approximately
$30,000 will be expended for additional facilities for chemical milling
t of steel alloys, $20,000 for additional facilities for applying electroless
7,500
10,000
-
58,009,524
operating
shares
be
PROCEEDS—Of
8,000
Inc._
Co
10,000
&
Pierce
-
taxes..-
income
the
The
7,000
Hague
10,000
193,
&
^
Co.
&
Co.
&
Co
Co
&
FINANCING
of
aircraft and missile industry. The company is
outstanding stock of Organo-Cerams, Inc., a
California corporation engaged
principally in the business of selling
Organic coatings and adhesives for industrial use and in particular
masking materials used in chemical milling processes.
»
8,000
Co
Chapman, Howe & Co.
Dallas Rupe & Son, Inc.
Woodard-L'lwood & Co.
Co
Illinois
—V.
$
15,000
___
Henderson
McCormick
1960—12 Months—1959
!*>
of
PRESENT
capitalization
share.
per
State
acquiring
agreed,
company
Co.
12,000
&
Ford
&
McMaster
Smith,
Inc.
The
34,473,640 419,472,048 397,876,215
22,865,490 269,053,584 257,673,018
36,065,174
23,710,543
17,000
17,000
Co.—
&
Clatke
W.
C.
1
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
$3
contract
.
below:
Collins
Hickey
&
Co
Goodbody
Pennsylvania—Earnings—
of
severally
the
Investment
Parker,
Julien
—
&
Rauscher,
1960—Month—1959
adusted
as
TO
the
Corp.—Capital Stock Offered—
Feb. 15 offering circular, D. A. Lomasney
Broadway, New York 6, N. Y., publicly of¬
100,000 shares of this firm's no par capital stock;
in
the
Shares
85,500
Meyerhoff
Boettcher
years.
Co.
Telephone
from
forth
Martin
60,500
Inc.
Period End. Dec. 31—
set
&
—
Bache
stated
the past five
Podesta
___
S.
Moseley &
Reynolds & Co
Cincinnati
over
below
named
purchase
shares
common
Weeks
F.
that
Bell Intercontinental
will
continue
Galvanizing as an autonomous division.
The Cincinnati Galvanizing Co. was founded in 1905 by five Schott
brothers, of Cincinnati.
Three surviving brothers have participated in
the company's recent operations:
Christian Schott, President; William
C.
Schott,
Vice-President and General Manager;
Louis Schott, who
retired last July as Treasurer and as a director.
Sales
of
the
newly-acquired
division
have
averaged $3Vs>
million
Connaughton
to
Simmons— .136,000
&
Freculing,
14
operations of
Ellis
Co.
producers of galvanized household
Ohio,
of
Cruttcnden,
products.
meeting of Cincinnati Galvanizing Company stock¬
holders, the sale for an undisclosed amount in cash was approved.
At
number
&
of
commercial
and
underwriters
conditions,
Hornblower
Bell Intercontinental
Corp.,
the 56-year-old Cincinnati
of
acquisition
certain
Shares
Corp.—Acquires—
President
the
14
to
respective
Blunt
Bell Intercontinental
EFFECT
forth
39
the
Additional
—
j
2,000
Contour
of
Financing Details—Our Feb. 13 issue reported the Feb. 9 offering of
500,000 shares of this firm's common stock. Additional
financing details follow:
subject
that further details concerning the
offering
the registration statement is filed.—V. 193, p. 599.
stated
company
to
named
Co.,
at
Corp.
22,000
machines—_________
$1)______._______
the
253,600.
been
at
and
development programs were maintained throughout
planned high levels, and a number of very significant new
will be released in 1961.—V. 192, p. 495.
Capital
5,000
35,000
purchase 30,000 shares at any time during a period three
from the public offering date at $1.50 per share. I In the event
options are exercised
the
total
number
of
outstanding shares
fered
to
the fourth quarter was up
December commercial orders were 33% higher
■/.
'■ j
,
UNDERWRITERS—The
said.
The
and
(par
all
Chemical
the
at
Business
held.
20
sets
1960
Pursuant to
$394,000,000 versus $361,-
were
the reported trend of
In contrast to
premises-
;
BUSINESS—Chemical Contour Corp. was incorporated
1960
>
-
ler.sed
to
be
has
pattern for commercial equipments in
substantially
at
stock
GIVING
below
•
in 1959.
40,000
62,000
APPOINTMENT—Registrar
with
compared
$20,000
________
35,000
100,000 shares
shares
option
Up—
division
of
de¬
and
,
outlets—__
program
Authorized
in
$8,304,000
after
.
31,
stock
said
every
growth.
incoming orders received in
000,000
sales
record
the
of
revenue
New
Dec.
''Assuming
1960 was $389,210,550, comThis is the 11th consecutive year that
to
and
shares
allowance
$221,000.
truck
tabulation
of
Common
as
taxes, were $9,235,867, or $1.39 per
number of shares outstanding.
This com¬
per share, in 1959 after a nonrecurring
amounted
100,000
"
retail
new
and
The
1959.
product category
be
and
"provide
to
company
expense
program
CAPITALIZATION
The
as
after
average
the
the
■
high.
new
a
of
to
and
storm
and
$221,000
(including the two partners of
from 177 shares to 9,111
Revenues—Net
storm
'
ranging
revenue
combination
aaginst cold
weather.
all
of
outstanding
has
management
combination
doors and aluminum
screen
proceeds
issue, will
follows:
as
four,
Bookkeeping and
Working capital
C.
shareholders
common
the
used
advertising
Trailer
&
products
to
of
be
sale
net
commissions
Expansion—
Sales
375.
p.
on
income
Net
1960
company's
will
warm
___
issuance
listed
is
aluminum
aluminum
in
Wholesale Expansion—
Capital improvements to
Machinery
'
,
company
which
sell
insulate
to
the
the
expenses
Retail
Co.
&
Dankoff
A.
selling stockholders
41
attained
based
$5,061,000
manufacturing laboratories in Suffern and MiddleCalif, and Morton Grove, 111. and Montreal,
in five countries abroad.—V. 192, p. 1811.
Feb.
offered,
Retail
•
writeoff.
>
Instruments, Inc.—Rights—
on
some
is
protection
underwriter's
proceeds
of
purpose
windows
insect
stock
the
registration
a
1465 South Main St., Waterbury, Conn.,
which
stores
combination storm and
The
and
and
company's
The
Research
Beckman
retail
PROCEEDS—Assuming
the
2,000
with $7,109,567, or $1.07
pares
Pasadena,
Y.;
N.
/.
ducting
1961,
indebtedness,
common
propose
earnings
share,
"we expect our diamond jubilee year
Products has
Avon
15,
Charles
certain
of
193,
of
corporation's worldwide
revenue
for Avon," he said.
Mr. Ewald noted that the growth of Avon's business in recent years
had required additional facilities in order to keep pace with volume.
"In 1960 we opened a new distribution center in Rye, N. Y.; in March,
1961 our new manufacturing laboratory near Montreal, Canada will be
opened, and another new distribution facility at Newark, Delaware will
go into operation later in 1961," he noted.
town,
Ftv>.
". pared with $359,773,068 in 1959.
growing
1961
Ralph
Broadway,
on
Burroughs Corp.—Record
against
interest in good grooming, the increased acceptance of
products and the fine effort made by Avon's sales representatives.
The Avon President noted that the company would be celebrating its
of
120
at such time.
engaged in the
12.9%
lists
who
The
to
doors
common
years
Avon
75th
and
Stock
products.
screen
(in-,
group
Common
—
Feb.
num
A.
SEC
firm
to
own
shares—V.
outstanding
stock
the
shares
group
prospectus
•
common
of
the
prices
addition
In
1959.
According
the
the
a
communica¬
The stores also carry a line of shower and tub enclosures,
and porch enclosures, radiator covers and miscellaneous alumi¬
ventilation
1960, after giving effect to payments of preferred dividends,
31,
on Dec.
such
of
of
1,239,489
.
the.
On
with
prevailing
a
special charges,
in 1960
the previous high of $14,394,963
over
three
screen windows,
2515.
corporation,
partners
$141,904,759 of 1959, the previous high.
Avon's
consolidated net earnings,
before
$17,619,157,
as
connectors
patio
Garden
the
totaled
at
increase over
18.5%
an
of
Inc.,
;y'pr'-'"y -,'V '•
'
officials
management
aircraft,
faster
and
siding.
136,567 and 101,380 shares, respectively;
and Sarah Borman, his wife, own 87,814 and
and
missiles;
Products, Inc.
BUSINESS—The company
(p,nd
own
shares each,
p.
Associated
a
Operates
under¬
standing stock of Garden Party House, Inc., and Dewey Garden Lanes,
the corporate:.owners of
Terrace
Garden Lanes
and
Dewey
Lanes, respectively. The remaining 1,100 shares are held by
accord¬
ing to the annual figures released on Feb. 9 by John A. Ewald, Presi¬
dent.
Avon is a leading manufacturer and distributor of cosmetics and
toiletries.
and
including
engineering
50,000 different
192,, p. 2219.
to
company is
business of owning and operating
ten-pin bowling centers. Of the outstanding shares to be offered for
public sale, 81,500 were acquired by the holders thereof in connection
with
the
company's acquisition in September
1960 of all
the out¬
1960—
earnings established new records during
offering;
applications
than
more
3
9, 1961 offering circular,
Thompson & Co., 258 Broadway, New York, N. Y.,
offered for public sale 100,000 shares of this company's
common stock
(par $1) at $3 per share.
own 686,026 shares.
Tom Borman proposes to
Kanat, Morris Tulupman, Joseph Kron, officers
Sol
10,000
The
'
Products, Inc.—Record Highs in
sales
Capitol
covering 82,600 outstanding
shares of common stock,
to be offered for public sale from time to
time by
the present holders thereof in the over-the-counter market
,
Both
families)
191,
statement
'
present cash reserves and cash to be accumulated currently through
provisions for depreciation and amortization and through retention
of earnings.
Additional financing mav include short-term bank loans.
—v.
the
of
of
electronics.—V.
Establishment of
for part
pay
time
variety
a
Europe, providing local
improved customer service.
Offered—Pursuant
Secondary—
Bowling Corp. of America—Files for Secondary—"
of the
cost of
the
1961
construction program, estimated to be $22,77 0,000.
It is estimated that to complete this program the company may need
about
$7,300,000 in
addition
to
such proceeds
and
the company's
issued
amount)
2323.
p.
Western
assure
Electric manufactures
tions and
be
his wife,
shares,
directors
shares.—V.
prepay¬
the
at
respectively;
their
20,000
and
principal
($1,900,000
banks
to
to the
for
operates
President,
shares,
eluding
'
to
are
Borman,
65,775
.
applied
for
Cannon
supplied by amendment.
a
retail food chain of 58 super markets in
southeastern Michigan under the trade name "Food Fair.".. In addition
to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding 1,205,553 shares
of common stock, of which Abraham Borman, board chairman, and
Tom
.
1600
Exchange
company
Molly Borman,
Pacific Ave., Atlantic City, N. J., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 10, covering $10,003,000
of first
mortgage bonds due 1991, to be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding.
of
company
Stock
terms
The
.
This
York
writing
principal supplier of electronic components for
the
telephone, computer, radio and television indus¬
tries.
It also produces deep pile fabrics, electrically wound automobile
clocks and other timing devices.—V. 193, p. 489.
corporation is
aircraft, missile,
The
Stores, Inc.—Files
in
delivery to
outstanding
1$59.
share for
per
sales
Net
in
These compare with earnings of $2,926,605.
share for I960.
per
division of the Borden Co.—V. 192,
a
Food
operations
This company, of 12300 Mark Twain Ave., Detroit,
Mich., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 14, 1961, covering 52,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by
the present holders thereof through Shields & Co.
The public offering
price will be related to the current market price of the shares on the
Broadview, 111. corporation has announced earnings of $2,934,814
The
or
(803)
4
of
telling
(804)
his
The Commercial and Financial
department—J.
own
Gregory
S. DeVine,
coal traffic;
Kusik,
finance; J. C. Kautfman,
Reports
General
Dunn,
Owen
and
share
merchandise
traffic;
operations;
John
E.
Clarke, labor rela¬
public
relations
W.
In
tribute
to
contains
its
for
in
its
the
32-page
"greatest
stories
the
taken
of
third
the
of
investments.
March
asset."
from
The
the
C&O
report,
8
10,
section
special
columns
The
"Chessie
of
million
at
in
the
in
year,
cash
debt
of
1,
spite
of
in
than
more
set
securities
30
of
than
less
of
$42
best
obtain
million,
C&O's
ability
h-s
share
than
more
get
to
The
to
the
business
of
of
12%
highest
total
return
available.
is
revenues,
possible
and
The
under
voted
merchandise
coke,
66
moved
shade
the
its
in
the
trains
nearly
fleet
flat
than
with
1,000
coal
the
in
million
that
of
movement
C&O's
of
annual
coal
and
traffic
of
of
and
coal
in
nearly
cars
coal
for
In
cars.
by building
freight cars.
transporting
C&O
1961,
in
its
plans
shops
own
also
C&O
automobiles
the
to
rebuilt
rebuild
T6p
Jt-van
average
carried
Lake
2,000
porting
mail,
to
in
and
express
1959
C&O
on
$6,882
was
which,
1360,
piggyback
results.—V.
193,
its
aboard
passengers
trainferries
the
at
end
stream", tied
with
as
1960,
of
brought
cars,
from
in
The
debentures
interest,
to
yield
trans¬
net
a
interest cost
Telephone.
Co.,
factor
and
Feb. 15
on
of 4.343%
awarded
was
on
bid of
a
for
Pierce,
4%s;
&
with
Inc.,
for
PROCEEDS—Net
parent,
and
proceeds
Potomac
from
the
toward
offering
repayment
American
Telephone & Telegraph
capital stock of the subsidiary company.
CAPITALIZATION—After
capitalization
shares
of
will
consist
the
of
capital stock with
BUSINESS—Chesapeake
value
par
$20
debentures
of
of
the
in
into
31,
1960
had
639,266
company at prices ranging from
106.382%
100% after Jan. 31, 1993.—V.
193, p. 491.
thorugh
option
Jan.
1960
the
of
31,- 1963
Barrington,
111.
firm
had
company
told
loss
a
its
of
shareholders
$717,861
for
In
a
sales
preliminary
fell
from
According
financial
the
to
1959
Mr.
report,
of
record
Loeb,
Ernest
G.
$12,368,061
primary
after
income
the
tax
to
loss
the
31,
Dec.
President,
$6,196,460
the
that
13
in
said
I960.
lack
was
Mr.
Loeb
pointed
production
backlog from
figure
of
that
out
capability
the
1960
CAI's
decision
appeared
low
of
to
be
$2,007,344
to
maintain
engineering
justified by growth of the
in February to the Dec. 31
Net
Net
income
—V.
190,
________
National
Dillon,
$12,368,061
(717,861)
724,354
48.
p.
Cole
'
Union
Corp.
—
Securities
&
Placement
Co.
C.
and
E.
Eastman
—
Unterberg,
Towbin Co. announced
on Feb.
15 the private placement
70,000 shares of class A common stock of Cole Na¬
tional Corp. with institutional
investors. This is a sec¬
ondary offering and none of the proceeds accrued to the
of
company. Cole National
is a leading maker of
that
(formerly the National Key Co.)
brass keys and related products,
recently diversified into other fields.—V. 192,
has
2608.
p.
net
price
sport
corporation,
shmts,
has
largest
U,
reported
S.
manufacturer
of
low-priced
men's
record
sales
and earnings
for 1960.
In a
subject to
final
audit,
President
Sol
Berger
reported sales of $20,201;421 for the
year ended Dec. 31, I960, up 8.5%
from the $18,615,463
reported for 1959,
statement
earnj^s °^f208,019,
the
on
Mi.
the
924,960 shares
Berger
t
to
«6
to $1.31 per share, were up
equivalent to $1.04 per share
1959.
currently outstanding.
revealed
and
that
planned
Colonial
to
would
10%
by the end of the
shortly
of
the
year.
enter
country's
"In 1961 "
nnn8nnn "^e,ar? feting $2,000,000 in pajama sales and
'?
,C°lo™al next month will begin to manufacture
Ih'i f^maSd.i%ne+a^1
from $1.49 to
retail
™Uf
7 ,fn
nrnri^CieJ
nn
tr
These
prices,"
he
added,
the
"are
lowest
are ma£e P°ssible by our low-cost production tech1 °Perati°ns." Colonial's * 3,600 workers
t
retailing from 99 cents
an one oufc of
to
tW0 sPort shirts in
the
U.
S.
$1,69.
the 33"year history
were
reached
in
was
on
Chairman
of the Board, and
Frank Stanton,
Consolidated net income for the 1960
fiscal
amounted
to
$23,235,074. compared
wiWS
Per
share
of
with
and
net
income
for
1960
for
1960
profits
personal
the
for
have
to
loan
to
personnel
this
to
due
to
the
by
to
per
totaled
was
interest
1960
decrease
a
of
rate
for
31,
with
totaled
1960,
the
over
192,
increase
an
paid
the
with
costs
0.7%.—V.
Dec.
$183,860,641
$71,868,626,
than
more
compared
as
a
Conrad-Carson
fered—Pursuant
by
the
prior
the
Feb.
a
of
$15,851,501
in
company
However,
year.
month
same
in
Stock
this
prospectus
Of¬
resistor
described
as
known
resistors,
the
as
numistor.
a
This
ees.
strategic
number
a
new
adjustable
"Temp-A-Just"
The
corporation
The corporation
varied
upward
or
areas.
has
year
ended Dec
$25,267 187
earned
were
$2.77,
compared
with
31
in
iqko
CAPITALIZATION—The
shares of
the
stock
common
issued
and
tem¬
semi¬
a
has
presently has nine employ¬
downward,
dependent
on
and
is
corporation
with
outstanding
a
par
authorized
value of $1
stock
common
is
Conrad-Carson, Inc.
This
PROCEEDS—Of
shown
A
below
of
will
was
the
States
proceeds
the
area,
first
15.
of
the
sale
1929.
retired
from
by Smith, Barney
Feb.
on
since
was
incorporated
1881
V'/•;/
Aggregates
•
.
Coral
Pursuant to
The
in
issuance
company's
previous
dollar
dollar
last
1938the
of
notes
will
be
used
1894
in
the Danish Gov¬
owned by
the
as
to
successor
business
a
International Bell Telephone Co.
by
jy
■
■■ /.
'..
•
Corp.—Common
Stock
Offered—
Feb.
8, 1961 prospectus, Peter Morgan &
City, offered for public sale, 100,000
shares of common stock (par 10£) at. $4
per share.
Co.,
New
BUSINESS
organized
rock
miles
(or
west
being
road
Aug.
on
7200
7,
1959
160-acre
a
the
crushed,
forms
blocks
type
washed
and
for
construction,
to
sizes
all
and
be
Dade
at
not
in
present
from
according
active
size,
it
and
Rc
160-acre
to
the
four,
Fla.,
contract.
the
was
8,640,000-ton
County,
requirements
a
is
tract
sold
in
making
ready-mix concrete and
building construction,
in
housing, and other construction
home
"fill"
as
in
graded
use
of
estimated
an
excavated
and
for
types
Way, Miami, Fla.,
acquire and undertake
of
tract
The company is
160-acre tract and
the
of
Coral
to
exploitation
Miami.
are
various
concrete
on
commercial
located
of
assets
of
company,
Florida
and
aggregate)
after
its
The
—
in
deposit
only
a
York
for
and
.
i
PROCEEDS—The
net
purchase equipment
from
the
160-acre
proceeds,
estimated at $325,350, will be used to
working capital for the extraction of the rock
and
tract
CAPITALIZATION
owned
by
GIVING
the
company.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
—V.
stock
192,
(par value
10c)__
Outstanding300,000 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
896.
p.
Crosby-Teletronics
Sales
and
highs,
it
the
from
1960
Feb.
9
previous
year
when
by
the
over
significant,"
more
profit
side
of
in proprietary
just
year
ended,
$213,858.30.
Mr.
the
hit
record
said
sales
Mr.
ledger
which
"is
the
sharp
experienced
we
work
contract
to
comeback
heavy
a
shift
profitable
more
had
net
profit, of $35,263.83
during the
fiscal
to a net loss during the previous year
share amounted to five cents.
the "fine performance of the parent com¬
contrasted
as
per
underscored
produces
commercial
$463,179.39.
were
Crosby,
where
products."
Earnings
Crosby
.
pany"
Sales, Earnings—
this corporation
by
Murray
nominally lower-profit military
sales
of
fiscal
on
G. Crosby, President.
parent company and its subsidiary, Crosby Electronics,
reached $1,683,010.18, representing more than a $1 million
1960
"Even
on
reported
the
for
increase
Corp.—Hikes
earnings during
was
electronic
applications,
test
equipment
test
vacuum
for
devices,
both
and
military
and
communications
products.
Sales
for
the
with
pared
parent
a
perienced
net
a
sharp
in
company
$438,558.84
$101,227.01,
the
fiscal
1960
hit
$1,381,776.45,
com¬
previous
year.
Net profit before taxes
fiscal 1959, when the company
$216,586.43.—V. 192, p. 1911.
was
reversal from
loss
of
ex¬
rate
of
,
of
be
in
the
the
order
to
Plant
relocation
office
and
be
equipment
3.
Production
4.
Research
design,
(to
amounts
indicated.
forth
set
as
leased—location
and
tooling
development
and
not
etc.
$4,500
determined)
products
and development
equipment and material.s____
Development of and
acquisition
of
humistor production
facilities, including tool design, tools and tooling
Advertising and marketing
Total
type
of
520
L.
Chase
Manhattan Bank
registrar
debentures
Control
report
Dec.
The
Feb.
the
new
1,
dences
is
1986,
Co.—Appointments—
been
appointed trustee, paying agent
$45,000,000 principal amount 4%%
the company.—V. 193, p. 701.
of
of
President,
which
the
Feb.
on
progress
was
net
compares
income
provision
of
Fla.
the
The
after
of
with
sales
state
and
$100,000
net
sales
for
for
first
of
the
Federal
for
$20
unit.
per
consisting
the
of
The
be
to
to
reduce
profitable
to
to
proceeds
utilized
its
homes.
for
residences
past
area
$5,000.
basis
plans,
but
more
have,
been
con¬
Completed
"model"
the
in
to
the
resi¬
the
company
"model"
plans.
in
ancl
the
"shell"
such
$1,800
by
built
W.
of
bedrooms,
from
Surety
2915
("shell")
plans
four
of
at
business
on
but
this
practice
discontinued.
ability
net
been
iocated
is
vary
than
sold
and
company,
builds
and
standard
occasionally
desiring
tomers
its
Prices
other
residences
one
to
one
sells
specifications
of
have
its
from
feet.
infrequently
from
presently
upon
size
two
of
debentures.
principal
completed
obtain
from
retire
operation
mortgage
purchase
the
homes
offering
$367,778
short-term
of
bank
of
the
for
described
in
short-term
12%
obligations.
The
dependent
prospective
instalment
an
is
company
financing
on
this
payment
cus¬
basis.
will
prospectus
notes
and
balance
of
may
the
be
net
will be added to the working capital of the company to be
used for general corporate purposes,
and to increase mortgage notes
receivable
to
be
held
by
the
subsidiary
of
the
company,
Surety
Mortgage
Investment
CAPITALIZATION
Co.
GIVING
2
the
half
to
sent
six
of
Long-term
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
stockholders
months
the
period
company's
a
9%
convertible
debentures
ended
fourth
^Sundry
six
months
income
product
taxes,
warranties,
$3,889,273
and
net
were
$8,543,126,
and
after
was
$403,722.
earnings
of
and
deducting
This
$249,518
1964
Stock
due
Jan.
10,
198l_$3,000,000
A
stock
purchase
$1,500,000
__$1,341,415
§$973,637
,
(50c
par)_.
warrants
§ Bears
Outstanding
subordinated
indebtedness
Common
FINANCING
•':<
debt:
Capital stock: '
net
at
the
Authorized
company's
company's
compared
of
subsidiary,
a
square
PROCEEDS—The
$150,000
Corp.—Sales, Net Up—
Norris,
1960,
has
Pur¬
—
proceeds
Gas
issue
unit
a
one
office
Co.,
Tampa,
in
1,056
and
97%
10,000
year.
$3.02
a
a
Data
C.
on
31,
fiscal
for
due
William
Natural
securities
$14
and
principal
ranging
to
plans
than,
199.
for
common
Avenue,
company
structed
APPOINTMENTS—The Bank of America N. T. & S. A. of San Diego
been
designated transfer agent and the First National Trust &
Savings Bank of San Diego has been designated registrar.—V.
193,
The
purchase
Investment
homes
35,500
__,
firm's
company
is the construction of owner
At
the present time, the company has thirty
20,000
;__
Consolidated
to
Hillsborough
The
10.000
this
of
shares of the
from
has
p.
thereof
30.000
(eigineering)_;.
Research
Working capital
Offered
an
$10 par 9% convertible subordinated deben¬
ture, due Jan. 10, 1981, and one warrant. The warrant,
which
expires on Jan. 10,
1964, entitles the holder
35,000
;
of
Securities
—
units
Mortgage
transfer agent,
registrar,
i_5,000
for
the
Temp-A-Just including tool
facilities
tools
legal,
Inc.
prospectus,
one
BUSINESS—The
printing,
10
Each unit consisted of five shares of the 500 par common
'
Organization,
Feb.
a
underwriting group
by Courts & Co., Atlanta 3, Ga., publicly offered
stock,
approximate
the purposes
same
to
150,000
issued
of
sales.
1.
8.
proceeds,
will
suant
headed
18,950 shs.
progressively for
proceeds
600,000
As of Feb. 8
partial expenditures will occur simultaneously.
flexibility must be maintained to accommodate
development progress and to be commensurate with the
amount
2.
7.
$150,000.
expended
the
Builders,
Crumplon
issue
follows:
although generally,
volume
6.
the
be
of
use
definite
the
to
share.
per
as
outstanding stock represents the proceeds of the stock
the business of Conrad-Carson, Inc.
acquire
1959
per
of
Francisco
San
workload.
having been exceeded
by William S. Palev
President.
represents
United
Crosby-Teletronics
acquired a
going business from Conrad-Carson, Inc., and its predecessors, thus
retaining an established market for its products as well as sales repre¬
in
Na¬
Control
establishment
the
arranged
was
announced
was
the
and
■
..
|
BUSINESS—Initially the company, of 3110 Goddard Way, San Diego,
will engage in the manufacturing and selling of the products of
its predecessor,
Conrad-Carson, Inc. These products are precision wiresensing
the
banking "and
markets.
the
in
sell
the
■
com¬
Calif.,
conductor
other
to
HISTORY—Copenhagen Telephone is 51%
during
1961
sensing
in
compilers,
and
new
product
in the Report to the Stockholders.—V. 192,
Copenhagen Telephone
Sales
involved.
temperature
of
in
ernment
was
there
offered for public sale 150,000 shares of common
stock
(par $1) at $1 per share.
No underwriting was
resistors,
will
over
1960
pany
perature
in
center
computer
with
programming
forth
originally established in
comparing
1959,
Inc.—Common
8,
Cash
Digital
computer.
consummated
exclusively
period
2220.
p..
Electronics,
to
Inc., it
transaction
PRCCEEDS—Net
$2,075,-
same
31, 1960, amounted to $1,635,318,500,
the year.
Interest and discount charges
interest
annum
approximately 0.2%
December
Dec.
at
National
desk-size
a
of
Norris
Electronic
independent
an
been
largeone
Minneapolis.
is
160
as
relative
$162,577,316.
of
as
of
assets
subsidiaries
of
or
name,
computing
private placement
sites.
1959
$146,862,500 for
1960
year
The
of
resources
in
Indebtedness
Funda¬
competitive
in earnings
totaling $172,632,656 which
expenses, credit losses and earn¬
insurance
160
had
non-exclusively
new
set
are
own
interest
of
large
of
Model
Model
1604
whereby
its
in
by the company for capital expenditures to meet rapidly rising demand
telephone service.
reserves
operations,
end
total
increase
an
loss.
a
the severe
the decline
companies.
and
the
notes
The
agreement
and
areas
development
reported
building and
principal reasons for
were
provide
Data's
installed,
been
center
Data's
the
had
Control
for
increased
the
Amendment
1959.
cdmpanies which
there
with
Co.
nine
Computers
delivered.
under
160
1960
computing
Control
an
Register
second
securities
Retail receivables
contributed
1959
in
home
future
at
company's
1959.
the
finance
reserve
the
the
in
1960,
increase of
for
offset
Digital
of
been
31,
group of institutional investors in the United States.
The
result
amounted
a
Co.
equipment
the
their specialized
required
enacted
corporate
to
2016.
&
largely to lower prices
The decline in used car values
compared
as
law
Tax
and
clue
1959
over
Cash
The
as
$1,254,945,835, an increase
particularly retail auto¬
greater utilization of
of
these
subsidiaries
a
were
31,
1959.
for
8
$4MeJn°3r571%? amOU"ted <° S«4,598.318.
earnings
with
the
Losses,
repossessions.
manufacturing
Dec.
The
of Columbia Broadcast¬
1960;
onlvyinai958Sandei959 dithigheSt ln CB5 history>
1959, it
announced
Feb.
only in 1958 and
I960
12.7%
1960
in 1959.
to
23
development
used
Broadcasting System, Inc.—Record Sales—
inJh^/hl|hnSv«nieQ^oa!eS \n
5/e
above 1959 levels,
ih
decline
available
and
ing,
amounted
year-end.
over
down
industrial
in
at Dec.
10.8%
decline
acquired
of
other
to
of
financing,
and
this
Dec.
for
to
general
Copenhagen Telephone Co., Inc.—Private Placement—
the
than
of
TQ™°Q\>naia™harS headquarters in New York and plants in Tennessee and
Jainama^W^L Its shares are listed on the American Stock Exchange.—
Columbia
receivables
underwriting
situation
similiar
s Fal* for $1-99 to $2.99 and boys' pajamas
*
$1.99.
offset
company's
and
Co.,
outstanding-
repay
This
the
was
equipment
leasing
&
proceeds
outstanding
1960
with $4,181,273,489
of
all
taxes
were
5.
Corp.
manufacture
boys' pajama production
jA
ieqfi9
also
field
pajama
in
equivalent
vl® $961,432 reported in
,-
with
the
these
below
preliminary
farm
fleet
net
business
company's
that
developments
p.
substantial.
of
more
mentally,
Priority
Colonial Corp. of
America—Record Net—New Activity
This
for
to
company,
Witter
Dean
the
to
was
$11,860,000
the
1960,
by
used
added
was
of
company, the largest telephone company in Den¬
mark, has sold $10,000,000 of 6Va % dollar notes due 1973
a
increase
an
26,
1960
1959.
$4,510,000
were
The
year.
subsidiaries
percentage of cash
Receivables
volume
The
31,
as
working capital
growing volume of
of
as
either
store
1959.
of
assets
as
July
on
based
899,344
on
3i,
.Dec.
backlog
managed
stock.
balance
a?
35c,
27c
audit.
at
Dec.
on
to
months
for
companies showed a net loss for the year; two showed smaller
income; while three companies showed an increase in net income
sentation
Private
sub¬
the
1959
$6,196,460
_______
(loss)_—
of
31,. 1960,
Income
sales
wound
I960
sales..
earning
year.
that
the
Model
the
hand
with
underwriting
the
used
retail
reserve
six
previous
year-end
on
year,
with
the
of
$7,700,000
syndicate
used
cited
company's
$9,763,635
subsidiaries
for
$3,426,856
insurance
with
compared
expressed
than
.t
$6,309,754.
Net
tional
this
the
that
Data
$16,704,890,
of
procurement
action
on
scheduled
defense
programs
by government
agencies during i960. Additional factors included
extensive research and
development investment in proprietary products for
military and in¬
dustrial use,
including application of rapid film processing techniques
and the establishment of a
facility for design and production of fiber
optics. This resulted in first commercial sales of fiber
optic elements.
and
the
retail
more
resale
on
Federal
an
ended
year
Loeb,
for
reason
Feb.
on
the
to
to
fiscal
amounted
as/compared
subject
common
Electronic
said
is
of
being
at
Norris
of
earnings
picture.
However,
Cavalier
Life
Insurance
Co.,
wholly-owned life insurance subsidiary, showed a decrease in net
income
898,511,
I960.
amounted
earnings
improved
the
to
Chicago Aerial Industries, Inc.—1960 Results—
avionics
that
manufacturing
with
in
loans,
previous
and
of
The
Dec.
was
ings
the
at
but
compared
fields
new
during
of
Columbia.
redeemable
are
1960
$9,788,774,
retail
business
the
the
on
disclosed
dividends,
the
for
operation.
said
is
warranty
no
stock
half
about
finance
in
1604
which
com¬
of
share.
a
Oct.
on
$50.19
to
to
which
of
Potomac
Book
is
to
Computers had
have
stock¬
the
and
when
year,
common
first
are
current
and
Additional
for
$1,907,060,283,
increased
1960
to
during the
to
volume
on
losses
On
and
by
by
from
all
directors
immediately
value per share
amounted
1960,
loans,
also
1961,
its
applied
owns
the
approval
of
the
underwriting
from
which
ending
and
shares
scale.
quarter)..
per
quarter
the
an
Norris
•
1960
in
purposes
in
co^jjany's
manufacturing
subsidiaries
in
1960
amounted
to
$129,200,097, compared with $126,949,092. However the
earnings of the manufacturing companies were off considerably. Two
the company's outstanding
$20,000,000 debentures and. .5,0.00,0.00
telephones in service in the District
REDEMPTION—The
which
Co.,
cents
the
for
figures
125,000
flexibility
on
stock
company's
insurance
subsidiaries
showed
written
premiums
reinsurance of $40,857,351 in 1960, compared to $33,952,737
1959.
Each of the company's
insurance subsidiaries has branched
prior
4%s;
financing
the
a
be
advances
to
1959,
year
profit
company
the
The
.
will
of
170
for
March 30,
company
expense's
Motor
leasing
and
over
received
100.589%,
100.26
Early
outstanding,
common
shares
30,
through
1959.
compared
1959,
total
5.7%
during
Chesapeake & Potomac
were:
White, Weld &
Boston Corp. and Merrill
Smith
the
the
addition,
on
company's
increase
amounted
the
mobile
the
Morgan Stanley & Co., 101.97 for 41/4s.
Chesapeake
of
to
First
Fenner
In
for
Earnings of the company's
the
Operating
$4,287,919,187,
group
June
sold
accounting for the larger net income of the finance
an
factoring,
that
The other three bids
100.5299
Lynch,
The
of
the
subsidiaries
of
year-end.
financing
managed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
priced at 101.382% and accrued
4.30%.
at
funds
shares
previous
j
share
company's1 backlog' of orders
approximately $16,100,000, compared
amounted
1960
year
on
share
subject
31,
of
amounted
decreased
I960,
loans,
are
issue at competitive sale
share
stockholders.
of
end
$14,670,375.
was
outstanding
16 by a group
the
the
of
per
The
1, next, through
2.80%
bonds due
first
and
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
deducting preferred
outstanding shares,
1,108,363
sales
on
Report—
dividend
share.
Dec.
on
report
$2,377,682,
compared
and
million,
$14
its
paid
per
the
per
the
at
1960
whole.
a
31,
600.
p.
$2.80
meeting
stock
Earnings
chief
previous
.
.
trains
revenues
March
on
for
per
Dividends
to
distribution
finance
with
for
were
The
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. — Debentures
Offered—Offering of .$20 0QC,0"O of the company's 37year
4%%
debentures
due
Feb.
1, 1998, was made
Dec.
business
Co.—Partial Red.
5,100,329
on
$5.48
or
cents
annual
subsidiaries
more
.
877.000
Michigan
equal
wage
80
$47.43
49th
1959.
1960
117
more
Subscriptions to the Employees' Stock Purchase
from so^o.UOO in 1959 to $910,00^ in 1960.
uouuied
nearly
C&O
with
employed,
anm'ol.
share
per
increased
annual
company's
for
cars.
highest in history.
to
income
net
outstanding.
have
the
sidiaries
several
equipped
and
redemption
$100,000 of
special meeting to be held
a
compared
freight
of
'
Co.—Annual
amounted
company's
The
originated at mines located on
one-eighth
of
the
413
million
tons
merchandise
close
.
made.
after
on
outstanding
1960,
Coal
operated by Centralized Traffic Control (CTC)
the system's 5,100
route
miles.. C&O added to
racks
the
pared
coke
$5.66
share-for-share
at
following
.
.
.
1960.
carloads
for
fund,
$27,860,866
1959
1961,
a
holders
now
of
97,000
special
cars
from
history
nation.
are
50%
of
hundred
total.
represented
produced
C&O's
a
1959
C&O's
diversification
C&O
on
than
the
in
year
those
healthy
located
more
under
C&O
over
the
industries
new
C&O
a
second
exceeded
revenues
emphasizing
period,
.
period
was
earnings
quarter
.
consolidated
or
directors
March,
the
was
the
at
same
Net
payable
first
a
stock,
common
the
provision
(A
.
Credit
company's
$28,871,346
1960
conditions.
Nineteen-sixty
record
1960,
Payment will be made at the First, National
William St., New York, N. Y.—V. ,193, p. 5.
Commercial
and
shares
of
19,
bank
leaves
years
called
sinking
22
5,082,513
income
its
on
with
compared
a
investments
dividend-bearing
ratio
1960
of
end
Co.,
ditions,
evidence
of
2120.
p.
100.40%
at
with
Net
share
per
in
year.
1560,
paid on Dec.
December, 1959.)
,was
Southern Ohio Electric
has
the
1980
compared
can
cents
stockholders
&
company
March
City Trust
straight
C&O
paid in
were
3%
also paid in
was
35
to
path to future progress free of financial obstacles. Total revenues
of $344 million, while reflecting the year's unfavorable
business con¬
that
of
meeting, the Board of Directors declared
1961
operation
the
prove
share
per
dividend
1961.—V.' 192,
24.
dividends) earned in the prior
$1.40
3%
ol'
Columbus
pays
•
$63
reserve
Lowest
Feb.
of
dividend
Feb.
report:
capital
million
$10
At the
of
stock
A
dividend
cash
Marshall, Chairman,
director of research
S.
Browne,
1959.
manager.
section
as
John
A.
newspaper.
of
working
record
other
and
own
highlights
C&O's
K.
advertising
employees
C&O's
Other
conference;
six-page
pictures
-
News,"
traffic;
passenger
Jackson,
S.
special
a
over
and
for stock
dividends
in
stock
of
personnel
(adjusted
Cash
$1.25
included by E. Truman Wright, Vice-President and
The Greenbrier; Howard Skidmore, director of
also
are
Manager
President's
new
Doyle,
I.
purchasing and stores.
tions;
and
E.
M.
law
Chronicle
2,500,000 shs.
:_
at
rates
varying
150,000
150,000
125,000
warrants
interest
tj,250,000 shs.
125,000
from
4V2%
to
12%
in
varying
Volume
Number
193
6031
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(805)
monthly,
semi-annual and annual instalments to 1975.
$367,778 was
to permit retention of short-term
12%, mortgage
retired
be
to
tne
with
t Assuming all warrants
common
stock will
be
of
of
stock
common
have
subordinated
vertible
units
each
of
proceeds
exercised,
are
capital
additional
An
for
reserved
425,000
shares
of
tne
9%
The
to
agreed
the
underwriters
purchase
tne
from
the
and
appear
—V.
Units
Courts
&
Johnston,
G.
Co.
Lemon
Walker
II.
&
Co.a__
10,000
Blair
&
Co._____
&
10.000
J.
Bradford
Johnson, Lane, fepace Corp._
8,000
McCariey
C.
8,000
The
&
Inc
Co.
Inc._
&
Inc.
Furman
Tindall
W.
&
The
lion
net
Co
3,C00
Inc.
in
3,000
the
York
.
2,000
1,000
annual
report,
to
over
said
to
$17.7
Hewitt,
million
in
in
the
of
tractor
plants to
industrial
and
agricultural
favorable
be
that
schedules have
considerable
a
In
the
better
the
said
Deere
"The
subsidiaries
of
believe
1960,
that
profit
and
engine
industrial
in
of
by
has
farm
1953
operations
the
of
of
John
take
to
all
Deere
U.
of
directly by Deere &
sales, including all foreign subsidiaries
sales, declined to $510 million from
despite
encouraging
increase
well
as
$577
the
sales
in
increase
resulted
Argentina." which
with
sales
$16
of
in
which
7%
Deere
less
the
its
full
the
owns
German
farm
85% ' interest,
an
had'' sales
line
tractors,
started
shortly
Hewitt
"Sales
$48.1
Deere
new
tractors
substantialiy
cf
and
in
1S59
to
from
"should
in
new" models affected sales in this field.
In
has
it
expanded the number of
Sales
of
compared
both
John
$8.3
to
in
1959,
to
I960.
in
Co.
inventory
in
in
end
of
the
Bekcraft
Corp,—Files
for
offering
ment.
price
The
$100
The
shares
to
Snow,
was
chains/ The
store
lias
to
Tissues,
and
to
the
enable
the
end
Members
related;
are
each otheri,
to
outstanding stock, and
of-the
own
Miness
and
aggregate
an
Stelzer
of 82.3%
be
families
of the
completion of this offering will
upon
■
Street
■
Fitmti,
exchange
fqr
than
Feb.
14,
Bache
the
is
Co.
in
of
the
presently
own
39,6%V
nature
general
which
prospectus,
securities
other
or
&
stocks
listed
acceptable
is
the
to
of
dated
Fund.
dealer manager for forming and
securities dealers to solicit deposits
of securities to be exchanged for Fund shares. The pub¬
lic offering I price of the Fund's shares will be their net
asset value at the date of issue, which is $12.50 per share.
managing
a
to
Bank
of
the
group of
wishing to exchange their securities for tWse of the fund
deposit them under a letter of transmittal with State Street
and
the
having
deposit.
Trust
market
The
deposit
on
Co;,- Boston.
exchange.
a
The
value
exchange
have
at
of
October
for
the
-
at
will
that
•
escvo"
pending
acceptable
$15,000
at
the
consummated
be
market
a
Street
purpose
agent,
deposit
least
not
time
PURFOSE—Devonshire
last
«■.-
minimum
Fund
value
was
of providing
of
consummation
will
time
be
at
organized
receipt for
the securities
least
in
securities
of
unless
$10,000,000.
Massachusetts
investors who hold
securities
having relatively low tax b°s°s with a method of diversifying .their
holdings without realizing grin or loss for Federal income tax pur¬
poses
at ' the
time of
nexchanging their securities for Fund shares.
The Fund's investment7 objective is possible long-term capital
growth
and
income.
.
ADVISOR—Trust
Trust
Securities
Devonshire
Management
Corp.,
Street
Boston,
Fund
was
is
Corp.,
the
wholly-owned
investment
organized
to
subsidiary
of
adviser.
provide
material
the sale
investors
hearing, upon request, on
should- be vacated or
made
secured.
1963,
is
the
to
paper
S.
U.
'
:
secured.
payable
to
the
First
National
Bank
of
Co.
(&
(Albany
Oregon
S.
I960,
and
National
secured
S.
by
National
having
and
to Holiday
Inc.
Electric Autolite
acquisitions
Subs.)—Sales Up, Net Down
Toledo, Ohio, company, after giving effect to certain
pooling
interests
adjustments,
reported
consolidated
net
sales
for
Feb.
on
a
$1,087,625 in cash. OPW
listed on the N.Y.S.E.
is
makes
valves,
quick
is
closely
a
tions
connect-disconnect
377.
p.
Inc.—Common
Fund,
The
in
October
I960.
shares.
possible
with
F.
the
In
Miller,
Co.
capital
President
Jr.,
&
1953.
will
become
since
a
diversified
1960
of
1953
the
and
new
lias
fund
been
for
the
Juice
and
earnings have been
p. 2120.
interim
business,
basis.—V.
from opera¬
share based on
per
'
•
,
$5,573,5 73
total
for
stock,
common
of
I960,
Storage
Battery
192,
(&
Co.
p.. 1491.
Subs.)
Sales Up,
—
Net. Down—
Consolidated
Dec.
31,
Edward
This
laws
I960
J.
$148,124,000 for ther-12
highest
m
tne
nistary
of
President
increase
of
since
an
1951,
$3.58
shares.—V.
of
tab
were
best
to
sales
Dwyer,
is
the
erual
net
192,
the
the
on
is
1,685,764
slightly
$3.62
or
share
the
2.
which
outstanding-
previous
the
on
Feb.
$6,040,000,
was
shares
common
than
less
per
on
$144,578,000
of
income
Net
year.
months ended
the
company;
said
firm,
sales
19o9
over
war
a
72-year-old
net
year's
number
same
of
2017.
p.
Electronic
of
2.5'%'
share
per
Dec.
31,
I960.
This
income of
$6,108,060
been
Assistance
Corp.—New
Product—
Development of a revolutionary
electronic recording system that
enables lace track patrons to place bets without leaving their sitting or
standing
area,
announced
was
Feb.
on
this
by
14
Bank,
Red
N.
J.
corporation.
Ready-to-Servc
Primes;
"Clapp's": Baby Foods; and a Complete line of California fruits and
vegetables distributed nationally by its "Pratt-Low'' Division.
Mr. Moinheld 'said that, because of the seasonal nature of the com¬
four-month
earnings
$4.40
net
Electric
%.%:....:
Prune
year
net
to
parable with prior published reports.—V.
four-month
"Eunswect"
of
the
on
of
Con¬
amounted to $3,1,481,662 common shares
Consolidated
$7,691,569, equivalent
general
a
the
1959.
year
operating ear. ings and special items amounted
equivalent to $3.76 per share as compared with
$10,743,697, or $3.15 per share for 1959;;
Ihe foregoing- sales and
earnings figum& Join 1960 and 1959 include,
on
a
pooling of interests basis, the gp era lions of the Marshalllown
Manufacturing Co. and the Hillcr Aircraft Corp. acquired during the
fourth quarter of 1930.
Therefore, the reported figures are r.oe com¬
open-
has
1930.
for
the'
shares.
common
appreciation.
/
were
The combined
..
the
under
Dec.. 31,
on
1959
investment'in Crane Co.
To
completion of the initial
of investments, the fund
upon
selection
long-term
Drexel
October
company
organized
was
fund
The
investment
of
Inc.
Fund,
operations
for
earnings from operations were reduced by a special
for loss -in- value
of
equipment due to discontinuance of
unprofitable product lines and loss on sale of buildings amount¬
ing to $431,618 (net of Federal income tax effect), equivalent to $.29
per share.
In 1959 net operating earnings were increased b$ a special
credit of $3,052,128 (net of Federal income, tax
effect), equivalent to
$1.75 per share, principally from the gain on sale of the
company's
a new issue of 500,000
Equity Fund, Inc. 100 par value com¬
initial offering price of $10.20 per share.
Equity
from
$220,772,395
provision
offering publicly
an
With
certain
Offered—
Stock
in
1.745,744
couplers,
';%■%•%;;
net
compared
005,191, equivalent to $4.05 per share
held
.
the
193,
of
I960
14
are
Co. is
since
tributor
maturing March,
automobile
j:Includes the recapitalization effected
Sept. 9,
dated Sept.
10, I960.—V. 193, p. 701.
and
Drexel
Robert
consistently
computed on
192,
.
Edwards,
President, said the new type pari-mutuel sys¬
tem centers around automatic betting machines which can be located
virtually
at bettors'
elbows
throughout the
grandstand
area.
The
company said patents are pending.
Edwards predicted that the automatic betting system will usher in
a
new era of convenience for track
patrons. He asserted also tliat the
system will increase track Income by its ability to handle a much
laiger volume of bets than possible under present procedures, and will
advance the feasibility of legalized off-track betting.
Under the new.'system, ;a track patron purchases a supply of bettingcards when lie enters the track.
When ho wishes to make a bet, he
walks to the machine nearest him, drops in his card and, with punchbuttons; indicates the horse of his choice and the position he wants
to bat him—win, place or show.
On the machine, within seconds, he
can
place as many'bets in as many combinations as he could place if
he
had
EAC
time between
handling
visit
to
races
window
a
at
conventional
a
track
category of bet acceptable.
patron has indicated his desires, the machine automatically
his bet.
It does so by registering on a central magnetic
every
Cnce ihe
Economics
Evcno-nics
•
Laboratory, Inc.—Proposes Deb. • Offering—
Laboratory,
914 Guardian Building, St. Paul,
Inc.,
Minn.,
registration statement; with the SEC on: Feb. 10, 1961, covering
registration of $1,000,600 of convertible debentures due April 1, 1976,
to be
offered for public sale on an ail or none basis through under¬
writers headed by W. E. Hutcon & Co, and Kalman
Company, Inc.
The interest rate, public .'offering price and underwriting terms are
to
be supplied
by amendment.
The registration statement also in¬
filed
a
26.250-shares
upon
of
common
stock
which
are
reserved
for
issuance
Stock
Option
drum
capital
purposes.
;
..
The
who
C shorn
holds
the
to
record
of
notes
and
11.8% .—V.
two
188,
series
p.
of
bet.
race
over,
places
it
Pursuant to
Industries,
the
bet,,
cashier's
the
(R.J.)
Feb.
Offered—
14
prospectus, an underwriting group
headed by Joseph Nadler & Co., Inc.,- 41 East 42nd St.,
New York City, publicly offered 100,000 shares of this
firm's 500 par common stock at $4.50 per share.
a
.company is engaged in the manufacture and sale
building components; including kitchen cabinets and
the distribution and local processing of glass used
in Immes, buildings and automobiles;
ir. the servicing of automobiles,
trucks and construction equipment;
in the sale of Rambler cars and
Jeep vehicles; in the development of metropolitan and^suburban land;
and in the planning, construction, financing and sale of homes.
The
company is one of the major builders of homes in
the Pacific North¬
BUSINESS—The
of
prefabricated
specialty items;
in
west.
virri lin
The
tn
nrnxrirlp*
company
intends to use the proceeds of this
under-
the
in
it
card
by
the
machine.
data
the
SEC
per
due
to
are
be
i
-
Ericsson
ia-
contract
new
Ericsson
The
matic
of
of
data
finds
on
both
of
a
notification
letter. of
stock
common
to
be
with
offered
used
for
outstanding
loans
and
at
working-
Feb.
that L.
8
Co,—Drarilia
M.
than
more
to
years
Contract—
parent company of
organization wit,'h
receipt of its fourth
Ericsson,
telecommunications
$165,000,000, was in
supply telephone equipment
in
Brasilia,
the
Brazil.
total
latest
filed
of
Telephone
on
contracts
now
it
an illuminated portion
bet.—V. 192, p. 992.
the
on
1961
Group,Worldwide
two
capital
order,
filed
if
'
announced
was
activates
rapidly
the
and
underwriting!
without
(L. M.) * Ericsson
-It
action
locates
card,
Commission—
27,
shares
30,030
share),
proceeds
'
the
flashing back to
sum
Jan.
on
covering
($10
capital.
on
Enstrom Corp., Menomfnee, Mich.—Files With
corporation
The
This
which
memory
the
to
counter
par
for
Brasilia,
covering equipment
delivered and on
approximately $5,800,000.
contract
calls
for
the
extension
of
the
city's
first
auto¬
telephone exchange from 5,000 to 10,030 lines, and for the estab¬
of
a
new
10,0C9-line
automatic
exchange.
This will
be
lishment
situated
in
telephone,
will
ment
The
a
centrally
radio
and
consist
contract
of
also
Ericsson's
initial
located building which will house the national
administration.
The automatic equip¬
television
Ericsson-designed crossbar
includes
change from 26 to 106
the
expansion
,moerators" positions.
Brasilia
contract,
for
of
switching systems.
the
Brasilia
trunk
ex¬
J
construction
of
the
city's
1759. A second contract, in
terminals .for shortwave cir¬
cuits linking Brasilia with Rio de Janeiro.
The third contract, an¬
nounced a year ago, involved transmission equipment for long distance
first
July,
o-
card
Securities and Exchange
the
Stock
machine provides.
"read-out"
a
finder
compares
tally, validates the
preferred
1517.
Inc.—Common
in
electronic
an
annual males
Edwards
No
that" the
patron punched as well as several
The result is a unique record
exactly like it is registered for the day.
the holder of a winning ticket presents it to a cashier,
the
other
that
,
stock, the
company has outstanding 483.331 shares of common stock, of which
Edward B.
Osboin, President, owns
13.4%.
and the estate of M. J.
addition
the .items
memory
other details that
for
Plan.
The company and in; domestic and foreign subsidiaries are engaged
principally in the business of manufacturing and selling, powdered
and liquid detergents and cleaning a gents for commercial dishwashing
and household uses. ' Of- the $3,800,000 net proceeds from the deben¬
ture
sale,
$1,580,625 will be used" to retire outstanding 5%%
pro-'
missory notes; $1,200,000 for new facilities i'or the company as soon
as
plans are formulated and completed; and the balance for working
In
completes
exercise of options granted or to be granted under the company's
Restricted
PROCEEDS—The
holding
with
contract
Homes,
for
suspension
interest,
discounted
on
Community Branch).
$53,600 is payable on a
Fred
Webber, bearing 6%
interest with various
bearing 6% interest. $1,750.05 is payable to the U.
Bank
(Albany Community Branch), bearing 6% interest,
inventory. $31,117.40 is payable on flooring notes to the U.
Bank
(Albany Community Branch), bearing 5Vz% interest
various maturities, secured
by inventory. $10,000 is payable
share oh the 603,000 shares outstanding at Dec, 31, 1959.
Duffy-Mo it is the nation's leading producer and distributor of apple
predicts'sold at retail, the more impoitant being apple sauce and apple
juice -under the "Mott's" label. It is also the sole processor arid dis¬
Investors
are
the
payable
(Albany
fl$l,728.42
&
opportunity
an
296,250 shs.
obligations.
Branch;
per
.
fwho
Iijic.—Com. Stk. .Offered—
common
325
such
respect
used
Devonshire Street Fund, Inc., a diversified mutual fund
with 4.C00.000 authorized redeemable shares, is offering
shares of its $1 par value common stock to investors in
more
(c)
is
Bank
maturities,
the
of
Net earnings after provision for Federal income' .taxes' were $395,289,
equivalent to 54 cento per common share on the 727.660 share*; out¬
standing at Doc. 31.;Tin's'.compares' with' net earnings of $301,031
during the similar period in 1909, which were5 equivalent -to 59 cents
cludes
Devonshire
(b)
with
period fending Dec. 31, I960 were $22,325,741 a-; compared with.$19,259 457 f^r the'corresponding period in
'.1259, H. E. Meinbold, President, announced.
Stelzer,
and relative
facts
land
two
Duffy-Molt Co., Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
.
shares
&
OFFICER—-Paul
outstanding 85,090 shares of common stock, of
President, owns 3,460 shares; Ruth SLelzer,
his'.wiff. 14,977 shares; Irving J. Miness, Secretary,' 14,C77 shares;
Be'niice B, Miness, his wife, 9,565 shares; and Irene Miuess, 15,766
E.
pertinent
agreement with
such underwriters;
and
and
Equity
of
associated
has
company
Edward
of
and
sells
also
management
partner
supplement working, capital and for other general corporate purposes.
The
which
of
Regulation
A;
misleading by reason
and
emission
such
payable
S$l,105.03
National
pressure and temperature regulating and control valves
for handling liquids, steam and gases, Its
patented
plate valves are marketed under the name Sliding
public offering
will
emphasize
company
will
balance
provision
a
false
James
slock
products
Delaware
cl
a
undertaken
be
that
is
(Albany Branch), bearing 5%
of
were
pany's
to
Ree.l
disclose
1,000,000 shs.
par)
of
August, 1965,
devices
orifice
stock at
retire
stock, of
to
(50c
of
Federal
1091.
stock
makes
The
purchase
borrowings
failure
(a)
any
approved
control of heat
to
the
order,
stk.
portions
consists
$457,078.14
Webber, bearing 6% interest, secured. $7,450.33 is
payable to the First
Savings & Loan Co., bearing 6%
interest, secured, maturing
,$6,332.13 is payable to the First National Bank of Oregon
stock
DCC
and
p.
Division
related
to
bank
the
DCC
BUSINESS—Drexel
option
an
of
$20,700
New
44,595.87
,
short-term
notes,
renewable
as
ordinary
with various insurance companies and financial institutions.
on
short-term notes of various maturities to Fred
mortgages,
firms,
of
and specialty products for
handling petroleum, chemicals and
liquids.
One of its products best, known to the general public is
shutoff nozzle used by most servicq stations for filling
gasoline
tanks
of
automobiles
and
trucks.
The
OPW-Jordan
to purchate all
the, outstanding stock of Reed 1'issues Corp.,
of New York,
for an
estimated $320,000. The net proceeds from the stock sale will 'be used
company
underwriters
were
both
current
i$223,294.78
automatic
mon
$56.
company
retail
CPW
shares
had
sold
(formerly Supreme Ribbon Corp.) manufacture;;, con¬
verts and/or packages deiorat'ive papers,
foils, tissues, ribbons, tags,
seals, cards and twines for use as gift wrappings- Its products are
Sold
primarily to '-wholesalers,-'' supermarkets, department' stores, and
large
192,
Dover's
Drexel
.
for
Inc.,
54[705.03
'
,
—'
"Including
Corp.—Acquires—
Net: sales
finder,
a
Securities,
257,777.24
________________
^Capital stock—Common
but
;
The
Drexel
Offering—
Charles
that two unnamed
order asserts
Banner
underwriting
fireplace fixtures.—V.
underwriting terms', are to be supplied by amend¬
recently sold 10,000 shores', to the - underwriter
and
5,000
underwriter;
an
Totals
The
and subsidiaries in Tulsa, Memphis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Madison,
and Chatham, Ontario, Canada.,,,
J,t$ products' include .oil.Sjeld
equipment, hydraulic and traction passenger and freight elevators,' gas '
unit and space heaters and vent pipe, scaling devices for compressors,
and engines, auto lifcs, hydraulic materials handling equipmenti, and
company
and
share.
per
sion
The
corporation, of 15 Burke Lane, Syosset, New York,
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 15, 1961, covering 92,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale on an all or
none
basis
through
Carter,
Berlind,
Fotoma
&
Weill.
The
public
for
without
$4
proposed
used extensively in the automatic regulating
steam and by the liquids processing industries.7
products of the OPvV Divisiq^.Tp^jpd.ustrjal
users
other dhan the. pel roleum industry.
Dover is a divei; ifi'ed 'manufacturer of industrial products with divi¬
capacity
at
,
1960
at
,
■
$100,000.00
other__
outstanding
and
inventory was carried oyer from 1953
Operations
in both
1959
and
i960
were
profitable,
the
reported.—V. 191, p, 505.
company
shares
DCC
as a
broker-dealer in violation
Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
the
whether
common
Gate.
1960
company
which
1953
the
provides
OP.W-Jordan
smaller
a
order
variable
company
in
FINANCING
Outstanding
___
payable
payable,
earnings
the
customers.
million
operated
February" 1960,
maturities
solidated
and
million,
the
industrial
because
in
Indiana
$31
line
new
$7.7
firm
1960
the
at
the
offers
were,
The
1959.
declined
sales
large
whereas
sizes
power
Chemical
million
but
years,
unusually
an
Deere
and
SContracts
flNot.es
■
question
Division
U.; S.
dropped
17%, from
The changepver to
1963.
("DCC"),
as
design
machinery
million
corporation
with
$221,81'-,216,
an
proiitrbly."
and
$39,7
1933
other
engineering
efforts
its majority interest in
1956.
help John ' Deere-Lanz. increase-
acquired
operate
tractors
industrial
million
resulted
after
the
said
sales,
which
of
nozTes
than
of
(he .issuer..)
The
manufacturer
of
this
Act
Dover
lost
were
in
equipment
PRESENT
TO
Commerce, maturing within 1 year
tMlge. notes payable, bearing 6y4%>
interest,
secured,
various
sources
proposal to merge OPW Corp.,
Cincinnati, into Dover.; The merger became effective immediately.
Under the plan, stockholders of OPW will receive 247,500 shares of
-mW"%• '■'%%'%
West
April
was
and
between
Stockholders
on
manufacturing operation
year of tractor assembly
new
first
EFFECT
:
loans—6'/2%
(Line of Credit)
notes payable to Canadian Bank of
-
Regulation
a
business
the
through Neil
Dover
in
1959.
After treatcing
even, in
1939, ;the German
approximately $1.7 million in 1939.
Its sales and earnings
affected
by tooling and changeover costs to bring, out a new
firm
its
from,
completed
in
of
of
shares
The
in
million.
Laiiz,
John. Deeve
terms
the
sub¬
million
GIVING
Authorized
the
disclcse
permanent—V.
install¬
as
in
continuing
or
to
foreign sales.:
During
the
year,
John
Deere
Intercontinental,
the
subsidiary
responsible
for
sales
and
manufacturing
outside
the
U.
5.
and
Canada, had sales totaling $36 million, more than double 1959 sales.
Net.
income' was
approximately $2
million.
A
substantial
part
of
an
CAPITALIZATION
Co., Inc., operated as a fraud and
deceit upon
the purchasers.
(This latter charge involves the failure
to deliver shares to purchasers and the failure
to remit the proceeds
customeys which previously had
Co., had earnings of $1,282,000.
Canadian
1959,
This
retail
suspending
Securities
of
common
and
fact
offering; circular
the
Canadian
Co.
the
and
of
the
of
for
by
value.
offering through said firms was not entitled
Regulation A exemption by reason of the fact that said firms
been temporarily
restrained or
permanently enjoined from en¬
relationship
excellent,
and
S.
Credit
financing
over
industrial
and
financed
Wcrkiwide
and
been
performance
75,000
Inc.,
that
to
requirements.
horsepower for horse¬
the
of
Co.,
provisions
power
dealers
about
and
company.
those
except
up
set
notes
tractors
enthusiastic
&
to
said.
consolidates
(3)
exemption
from
registration
o'N securities not'exceeding $300,000
filed
Commission's suspension
in
stated'
on y
to be combined with
borrowings from banks and insurance
interim mortgage banking with
regard to homes manu¬
the company and its franchise builders.
Investment capital in additional franchise
building companies.
less
of
transactions.
Fla.
offerings
commenced
was
became
a
D3C
sales
our
also
incorporates features available
new
ave
larger
construction and land develop¬
metropolitan areas, which will also provide increased
products of the company's manufacturing subsidiaries.
the
Funds
factured
conditional
a
notification
offering
failure
initial pro¬
1-Ie
the
stock
of
Beach,
according to the
underwriting
firms
violated
margin is expected in 1961.
broke completely with its
design in order to achieve
company
and
that
our
basis."
priced competitively
and
the
also
Hewitt
company
sidiary,
the
the
is
makes
customers
ment
to
us
on
temporarily
under
Moreover,
tractors
tractors.
models,"
The
line
new
in
line
two-Cylinder
future farm
to
acceptance
Retail
been
of
other
with
power
new
"lead
established
increase
adaptability
Hewitt
been
tractor
new
tradition
42-year
John
outlook,
substantially higher in 1961 than in
offering
Miami
a
certain
change
largely responsible for the sales decrease. Sales dropped 14% from
high of $542.5 million in 1959.
lower
sales
volume,
plus heavy nonrecurring change-over ex¬
penses for the new tractor program, reduced earnings by 63%, to $2.57
a
share.
Earnings a year ago were $48.4 million, or $7.02 per share.
Hewitt said anticipated demand, for the new tractors, plus a gener¬
ally
(2)
for
the
Corp.—Offering Suspended—
registration
public
gaging
firm's
t_e
all-time
duction
transactions
for
redeemable at their net asset
are
order
an
provides
to
James
had
year.
in
s
to
The
will
of
as
T._e
was
the
single
progressively
4%
later v, as amended to name* The Tager Company of New
principal
underwriter
and
the
offering
was
recommenced
Aug. 24, I960- %
Wv•'/% %
on
mil¬
to $463.5
fiscal
1960
line of John Deere farm
new
in
is
manager
filing
offering
letter to stocknoldei
a
five-month shutdown
a
complete
a
fell
A
In
public
cf.ering
Hirschberg Inc.—
issued
Road,
amount.
2,000
Jesup & Lament
Working capital to finance heme
"Debt:
public
a
respect
the
&
Sanford
Norris
to
Lincoln
with
3,000
Co
company's consolidated sales dropped
income
William A.
reduced
is
from
(Regulation
3,000
&
&
respect
(& Subs.)—Sales, Net Off—
111.
Moline,
and
President
and
has
exemption
Neil
Co.
&
of
dealer
2609.
p.
SEC
York,
Deere
payable to the
deposited
securities
""
2120.
p.
192,
420
Inc.
Co.
7.000
I.ic
3,000
lnc.__"
Chisnolm
4,750
___
Hougn
G.
J.
A
3,000
Crawford
Hattier
__
(1)
ment in additional
demand
Bank
&
&
7,000
__
192,
Co.____
Landstreet
Varnedoe,
Carrison,
Wiubern
—V.
7,000
value
The
3,000
&
Alestcv
&
Inc.
Co,
Pierce,
Beil
Co.
&
Evans
A.
Inc.
Kirkpatrick Inc.
8,000
Dickson
S.
Clement
Co.
French
Co."Inc.
R.
Clark,
Robinson-Humphrey
such
companies
fee
Diversified Collateral
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner_
4,750
Powell, Kistler & bo. Inc.3,500
10,000
exchanging
such
Units
...
Co.-—36,000
&
of
means
a
(without
incurring any Federal
exchange),
tnereby obtaining
supervision by management experienced
REDEMPTION—Fund shares
below:
Goodbody
Fund
upon
continuous
and
$100,000,
number
company
the
of
liability
maximum
market
of
names
low tax bases with
shares
tax
in investments.
con¬
than
-The
has
relatively
for
gains
diversification
shares
600,000
conversion
at
securities
offering.
additional
an
outstanding.
been
tr.is
debentures.
UNDER WRITERS-
of
securities
incurred
recently
notes
5
exchange,
wrs
1959,' provided
received in February,
for radio telephone
-
6
circuits
telephone
the
installed
and
1931.—V.
in
Sales
first
equal
396,689,
and
of
Fora
de
sists
in
the
President.
ended
per
common
last Dec.
31
amounted
share on
the 235,721
Espey,
designs
and
$85,000
after
various
193,
electronic
makes
v
types
of
firm's
receivables
,
prices.
„
of Saratoga
Division,
Industries
at
102.40'/.-
under
certain
>
redeemed at
tnereaiter
at
prices
amount;
under * certain conditions ox'
debentures * may - be
redeemed at lower
redemption
dealers'
such
used
as
vehicles
in
of
distribution
■
Corp.
the
sales
volume
nUw
of
products
the
Martin
electrical power
will
Espey
contracts,
income
subsidiaries
with
failure.
battery charger
automatic programming,
features unique,
system
V7V t
the
removed.;
energy
basic modes.—V.
193,
charging cycle operates
The
31,
Fireman's
Further
Fund
31,
Co.—Net
Insurance
Up—News—
is
While
011
I960
in
up
1959.
Due
incurred
to
during
Other
loss
I960
and
written
oremiums
net
reduction
with 31,563,283
income
to
315,339,014,
in
1959
.
and
'
.
ous
to
premiums earned
reduced
were
Commenting
will
for
not
pany,
We
of
classes
of
helped
SEC
granting
the
business
.
and
Crafts
leveling
a
further
off
stated
and
on
E.
•
order
of The
Investment
Pelham
First
investment
an
a
Fischbach
&
Building,
designed
the
awarded
Inc.
GMAC
conditions
1961,
15,
to
purchase,
the
and
the
respective
principal
in
a
&
The
i-tll
install
nearly 200 miles, and
than
more
].000 000
feet
3,000,000
some
of
fe-%
Moore,
Lynch
Paul
Fair.e,
wiring,
jt.ugEiy buu miles, to service, (he power for lighting/air
elevators, computers and many other office machines in
conditioning,
the 59-story
structure.—V.
\
193,
377.
p.
Glore,
Forgan
Goodbody
&
Granbery,
Wm.
125,000
Ellis
Green,
1,000,000
Greenshields
Quail
900,000
(N.Y.I
600,000
Gregory
Simmons
Co.
400,000
Halle
150,000
Bradford
&
Brown
400,000
Sohs.i-
Co.—
&
Lisle
Biown,
KV
&
3'3 7■
:■
,
'■3 :
Marshall
.
,
'•
Co.
Ripley
This
corporation of West Palm Beach, Fla.. has applied to the SEC
exemption order under the Investment Company Act with respect
for
an
to
proposed
Palm.
debentures
Peach
Utilities,
lean
in
the
of
amount
$200.COO
North
to
&
2,700,000
of
)
the
outstanding stock of Utilities; and in view of this inter¬
affiliation the transaction is prohibited by the Investment
company
Company
from
Act
such
the
the
loan
who
unless
the
prohibition.
North
Palm
tc
property
purposes.—V. 192,
lines
in
it
requested
acd
water
to
proposes
exemption
services
Winslow
Chapman,
Clark,
Inc.
Dodge
the
of
.
i
>
■■
•
Fotochrome, Inc.—Acquisitions—
*•;,<_> ;
has
Fotocbrome's
a
transfer
&
the
chairman,
the
acquisition
made
was
solely through
stock.
represents
the
second
major
acquisition
within
weeks
two
for
photofinishing,
traded
the
was
Nadaline
Ma.
film and
equipment sales company
who,s->
over-the-counter market.
The 'previous acquisition
the
on
General
Photo
stated
Paramount, for
the
Laboratories
that
the
12
past
months
has
sales
been
volume
in
of
excess
General
of
six
public
the
ih;s
six
ing.
most
recent
November,
past
months
No
its
ended
comparative
had
statement
net
;
The I
anrl
of
C.
Collings
earnings
income,
of
prior
$491,708
ing
of
10,000
the
square
Union
announced
•
Of
miles
which
Mi.
issued
is
were
Wilhs,
the
G..
exploration
Irrawaddy Lasin
Willis.
is
President
the
from
of
licenses
the
General
fact
that
foreign oil company other than
by the Burmese Government.
who went
will
to
wi.h
.
_____
125,000
.
Co.
Inc.__
The
on
company
which
Co.
Inc.
200,000
& Co.„___
Shelby Cullom Davis &
equal
Dain
M,
Davis,
Skaggs
De Haven
&
the
first
some
these
the
are
the
Burma
O'l
exploratory well Was spudded Feb. l",
2,000
Co.—
125,000
Townsend,
DewarJ Robertson &
Pancoast
S.
Dickson
Co
Read & Co. Inc.
Dixon
on
3,000,000
Bretscher
Inc.
Dominick
The
Dominion
Securities
125,000
Co,.
L
___■
du
Pont
Dillon,
Union
2,700,000
&
Co.__-_
600,000
Morris,
Stokes
&
Co.
Co.______
Deetjen
Corp.
150,000
&
co.
Securities
Estabrook
&
Co
Co.
&
200,000
200 000
1,350,000
1,000,000
Freres
Carl
Meeds
600,000
&
&
Ryons
2,700,000
1,800,000
.
150,000
2,700,000
Co.__
&
Co.'
1,350,000
Inc.___
,
exceeding
.
.
$244,000,000,
of
;
com¬
Co.
Coe
&
'150,000
200,000
Co;_^.
105.
p.
corporation
Order—
received
has
amounting
order
an
will
contract
new
in
received
order
these
follow
being
now
of
Receipt
1950.
June,
made
ihs
new
192, p. 2508.
August of 1961.—V.
delivery schedules into
coiporation
sales
1950
Corp.—Shows Loss—
of
0.
$59,191,987
of
domestic
in
90
of
giving
in
showed
cents
share,
per
of
1960 b".t
credit.
sus¬
tax
with
increased but
compared
sales
approximately
were
compared with
the
same
as
1959 profit of $1,819,729,
a
of
shares
2,011,608
in
to
2.2%
foreign
and
products
the
on
effect
increase
an
Defense
1959.
consumer,
The loss of $721,238
1959.
o.'
sales
after
volume
sales
$6qf508,356
record
$721,238,
had
loss
net
a
stock
common
out¬
standing at Dec. 31, 1960.
D.
J.
president,
Hawthorne,
Transacter
principally
last
months
nine
production
rates
products,
creased
of
cost
and
business
of
material
Other
achieve
to
sales
and
that
cost
decline
1960.
required
higher
stated
by the
the
in
operations
included
factors
labor.—V.
192,
p.
a
were
cutback
reduction
inventory
an
advertising
and
1950
in
of developing and expanding
general business activity in
expenses
and
of
the
in
con¬
in¬
401.
Ginn
Sales—
Co.—Record
&
C.
Homer
& Co., reports sales for 1960
T^e corresponding figure for
preliminary figures net income
after taxes
for 1950 was $2,467,vj03
as compared
with $2,298,905 for
1S59.
The net income for 19,0 was also the highest in its history.
This
represents
a
net profit of 88
cents a share in 1960 as com¬
of
pared
the
with
represents
Ginn
holders
&
a
of
cents
82
Lucas
those
Gn
a
shipments
Co.
share
January,
record
of
on
in
for
1960.
under
announced
dividend
history.
basis
the
sales
reports
for
Ginn
of
in
highest
$26,384,825.
was
'Mr.
,
than
Fresident
Lucas,-
$27,088,301
1959.
January,
A
its
of
1951,
substantial
California
recently that- cn Jan
10
Feb.
cen-js
a
15.—V.
share
192,
of
60% ' higher
this increase
contract.
30 its board of directors
payable
p.
over
as
portion
State
222^.
on
■
March
-
1
to stock¬
.
150,000
MAcNaughtonGreenawalt
the
on
extends
declared
Co
Irving Lundborg &
&
195> earnings
;
'
•
with
compares
high
Castings Corp.—New
111.;
City,
$5,000,000
Tne
125,000
Loeb,
Rhoades
&
&
200,000
900,000
Co._
Co.
Brothers
M.
.
Corp.-_
Legg
Lehman
This
14.
the
1959
_'
C.
Feb.
The
200,000
Co._
3,000,000
Higginson
John
a
2,700,000
Co. Inc.
&
Ganite
sumer
Co. Inc.__
&
Steel
Deliveries
on
t.xc
Co.
Corp
Langley & Co._
Lazard
stocks.
equivalent period in 1959.—V. 193,
the
its
Co.
&
C.
c.mmon
common
1V';
125,000
& Co.__
Bissell
Laird,
Laird
Mackall
1,350,000
___•
&
Loewi
150,000
Equitable
&
Loeb
per
ended Dec. 31, 1960, were 'over $5 300,000, or
stock, after deducting dividends for pre¬
year
record
adversely affected
125,000
Kormendi
31%
over
up
to show continued improvement
approximately $1,300,000 for cast armor for M60 medium tanks
from
Chrysler Corp.,
Chailcs
P.
Whitehead,
President, announced
150,000
Peubody & Co.
Lester,
150,000
&
125,000
.
-
Kuhn,
were
expected
arc
reached
1960
300,000
Inc.
Lee
Co.____
Flworthy
Emanuel,
Co._'
Inc.-
Co.
Kidder
Kidder,
W.
1.000.000
Elkins,
&
2,700,000
&
Co.
Eberstadt
125,000
Ladenburg, Thalmann
400,000
Corp.
Co._
&
&
Eastman
F.
1,350,000
Co.
________
Kirk.pdtrick-Pettis
125,000
_„_
Dominick
&
300,000
Inc.
M.
A.
600,000
Inc.
Dillon,
Securities
1961:
Co.
&
200,000
&
Co.
&
the
of
sales
_______
Jones
Kenower, MacArthur
1,000,000
earnings
and
$2.63 per shave.
or
for
The
400,000
Lane,
Richards
Kay,
125,000
Merle-Smith_i
&
13%
General Time
Lemon & Co.
&
Sales Up—
Equipment Corp.—Net,
earnings
preference
General
tained
&
Kalman
South and
barrels.
125,000.
Inc.__
&
125,000
for
for
168,125
order
&
Mellen
Joseph,
the
25,550,000
1959 sales of $215,588,430.
Earnings for the fourth quarter
increased to approximately $1,equal to $1.18 per common share, up from $1,154,572, or $.72
per common share reported for the corresponding period in 1959.
Net
sales for the fouith quarter exceeded $57,800,000, compared with $53,-
of
Kreeger
Jones,
of
Chairman of
the Eoard
and Chief Executive
9 that preliminary figures for 1960 showed a
in sales and earnings over 1959.
Sales for 1960
than
and
share
and
Sales
125,000
D.
Miller
&
400,000
,
Corp.
Edward
capacity
1959.
per
$4,198,200,
on
and
Corp.
Johnson,
Space
125,000
first
miles of petroleum licenses
18.), p. 2457.
square
&
The
Bodine—
Croutcv
Bond
Clarke
W.
in
plants
cement
Backlog at the end of 1960 remained at a healthy $185,000,000,
to
ferred
1,350,000
Inc.
Co.'
Battles
Johnston,
200,000
_____
Drexel
Rangoon for the official ceremony of signing
in Burma
temporarily, to initiate the field
coast.—V.
&
Davenport
E.
ten
productive
Feb.
on
increase
Earnings
750,000
Co.__
Corp.
Janney,
125,000
J.
Doolittle
remain
also has
125,000
200,000
House
&
Norfolk
& Co.—
Curtiss,
Exploration
foreign holdings of General Exploration include a 50% interest
Limited, in a 3,136,000-acre exploration license in South
the Sudan Red Sea
—
Share
Investment
operates
annual
to
Co.
&
Hutton
Co.
per share as against $2.26 per share
shares outstanding at the end of 1960.
the current year as against $67,191,700
for
Murray,
sales
1961.
$3.46
1,350,000
125,000
Illinois
were
compared
125,000
,
E.
earnings
1960,
31,
/
Eoth
.
Inc.
Schmertz
150,000
Friedrichs
Hutton
400,000
&
200,000
'
Weeks__
&
Indianapolis
Courts
200,000
_•
Weil,
The
GDvernmeit
Santos
Australia
W.
Son
&
—
Co.
F.
Dec.
630,000,
Inc.'____
300,000
cover¬
geology-work on the newly acquired holdings.
Other
&
E'.
that its
13
year.
pared with
Co.____
300,000
owned
documents,
Ploward,
Co.
&
&
900,000
Co.
Fay
&
Feb.
ended
year
$1.87
to
5,335,051
an
more
200,000
&
&
Co;._
&
Francis
significance
a
125,000
up
1,350,000
Co
Co.—_______
Collins
Cooley
for
Burma.
to
51%-
in
Burma, C.
considerable
iicenses
the
of
from
oil
&
Hogle
Hooker
125,000
C.
Julien
going
to
$ 33
or
Exploration Co. of California—Receives Lies.
received
A.
the
previous
Precision
W.
Co.
&
Hilliard
B.
J.
J.
600,000
Inc
Inc.
R.
Sept. 30, 1960 on 1,481,780 shares then outstand¬
figures are available.-—V. 193, p. 702.
Angeles company has
os
Hirsch
125,000
Noonan
General
J.
150,000
.200,000
1705.
stated
125,000
200,000
equal
on
Portland
Co.______
&
Labouisse,
Corp.
Burr
400,000
Co._
& Co.__
Richards
Hornblower
_____________
&
400,000
&
Noyes
Hentz
150,000
Clarke
Coffin
Dick
in
Hill
Securities
million
dollars.
Fotochrome,
H
200,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
Corp.
combined
400,000
Co.
Corp.
Clayton
Co.
This
is
board
of
Co.
&
W.
&
acquired the Paramount Photo Service Co.. Inc., a,
York photofinishing
corporation. According to Frank Nadaline, Jr.,
New
Stone
Hemphill,
192,
General
600,000
Inc.
______
Richard
'
%
v,
Hayden,
Crowell, Wcedon & Co.
under
2221.
125,000
&
Howe
Cunningham,
Fotoohrome
Corp.
Inc.%
Co.
Miller
1,350,000
in
proceeds
sewer
use
agreements with various develops "S
fra.nchised area, and for general corporate
its
p.
the
grants
supplies
and
area;
its
own
Commission
Utilities
Beach
extend
•———
National
Whiteside
Chace,
Haupt &
Hayden,
Co.
Co.
.
James
for
&
Partners
:.i 125,000
Denton
Inc.
("Utilities");
and
the
Commission
has
issued an order giving interested persons until Feb.
24, 1951, to request
a
hearing thereon. According to t^e aDplication, John A. Scowncke,
a
director and vice-president of Florida
Capital owns 63,982 shares
(17%
'
Co
&
Bros.
&
1,350,000
Co.
&
&
shaie.
Co.
Inc.
Harris
Ira
•>
.
Burnham
Central
Corp.—Seeks Order—
&-
Inc.
Co.
Burns
:
125,000
Slocumb
Brush,'
in
the
$58,761,500
were
substantial
&
&
&
Biddle
Co.—Net, Sales Down—
announced on
taxes
for
were
based
1959.
Struthers
125,000
after
sales
600,000
Yarnall,
company
$12,057,300
p.
2,700,000
Harriman
Chicago
1959,
125,000
Co.
602.
p.
Earnings
2,700,000
Co.
&
&
Woodard-Ehvood
&
General Portland Cement
The
Co.—
&
Wood
E.
Gundy
Wood,
2,700,000
Roberts
—
Officer,
Inc.
900,000
Co.
&
&
Bros.
193,
200,000
Inc.
with
"
Alex.
1,350,000
Midwest,
150,000
Stuart
Wood,
300,000
—.
Halsey,
Harold
125,000
125,000
&
Inc.
Witter
Dean
150,000
125,000
2,700,000
Beane
&
Cohu
Stetson
400,000
Co.__
&
Hutzler
—V.
Co
Inc._
Co.
Mosle
Rothschild
P'.
Co.—
&
Winslow,
r
125,000
403,000
1,350,000
Co.
&
Renshaw__
Humphrey
&
&
J. R. Williston
'•
/'.%
&
Inc.—
Weld
White,
Co.600,000
Rodman
600,000
Kirkland
Co. '
J.
Robinson-
Rotan,
Co..—1,350,000
&
&
Co.
&
Wheat
C.
125,000
300,000
1,000,000
in
Sulzberger,
Jcnks,
&
Inc.
Riler
Gibson
———————
150,000
•
Stieglitz
Hallowell,
150,000
Co.
Inc
Webster,
Weeden
Inc._
Co.
&
400,000
Gardner^
&
&
150,000
Sons
Lcvchen
Wertheim
——————
300,000
& Sons
&
Hallgarten
2,700,000
Inc..
Sullivan
Inc.
Reynolds
900,000
Co.—
&
Co.
.
Hale
Net
Co
Watling,
Co.
125,000
—.
&
Walker
125,000
Pierce &
Durst,
&
Walker
H.
125,000
Inc.-
&
200,000
Joseph
1,350,000
Inc
Co.
&
Noel
Inc.
G.
300,000
Co.
&
Hughes
125,000
Alstyne,
Wagenseller
&
Raffihuperger,
Geneial
&
Co.
&
1,350,000
Co.
300,000
Co
300,000
-
Van
&
Pressprich & Co.
with
Co._
1,350,000
Day
Inc.
Co.
200,000
&
L.
Underwood, Neuhaus &
125,000
Inc
—V.
&
300,000
Trask & Co.—
300,000
300,000
__i
400,000
Anthony &
400,000
Shepard
Putnam
&
Anderson
V
Corp.
Co.——
&
Tucker,
___
Pollock
E.
R. W.
in
American
R.
Inc.
Prescott,
300,000
&
Spencer
Co.—
&
Piper,
Jaffray
Kopwood
39,950.600
;
lz5,000
—
125,000
Swiss
.
Inc.
Fenn
2,700,000
&
600.000
Inc..:.
Co._
;Cartwright
125,000
&
2,700,000
——
125,000
2,700,000
Co
Marache
Co.
Co.
&
&
Thomas
&
Co.;
&
Feters," Writer
150,000
Co.
Sweney
Corp.
Co.
Co.
larriih
300,000
Co._-_
&
Sutro
125,000
Webster
&
Stroud
1,800,000
125,000
Sons
&
Sachs
1,000,000
&
&
&
Co.-——'——
&
125,000
Jackson
Parcells
A.-
Maynard
Securities
300,000
Co.
Co._
Curtis
&
400,000
Inc
Inc
Co.
&
Garrett
125,000
—
&
C.
Robert
Co.—
Bosworth,
J.
900,000
Co.
Grant-Brownell
&
Inc.
Florida Capital
Webber,
Charles
150,000
Stone
Co._
Parke
Marshall
&
&
Co.
&
_L—L—200,000
Stix
300,000
Co._
Northwest
&
125,000
400,000
Nowland
J.
400,000
Meyer
Nicolaus
Co.
Hanseatic
G-.io
125,000
Co
Frank,
Stillman,
125,000
.
300,000
"-Inc.
Sons
&
Co
Fox
Stifel,
200,000
Pacific
,
Boyce
&
Bros.
Stern,
300,000
&
&
Bros.
300,000
Co
Cook
York
&
400,000
J.
1,800,000
Corp.
Co.
St
I.'
200,000
NJ.Vi.ard,
150,000
1,000,000
Co._
&
Staats
Steele
H.
Stein
Stern
Co.
&
R.
Co.
&
Co.
______
Newburger
New
William
1
&
Newbold's
H.
Moore
Smitl.ers
S.
400,000
Stone
S.
Moseley & Co.
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
Schmidt,
Inc.
Inc.—_
Blair
Co.
Hibbs
Gairdner
Co.
Co.
B.
Fulton, Rc'ld &
&
&
&
150,000
400,000
F.
&
P.
150,000
Leonard
->
Co.
&
2,700,000
Smith,
•___
&
&
_—300,000
Barney
Inc.
2,700,000
&
Jones
& Co.
300,000
Co.—150,000
&
Deane
Scribner
400,000
Templeton
Agriew
Simon
Smith,
900,000
Co.—.——
&
Singer,
1,000,000
-
——
M.
125,000
Co.j—
300,000
'
&
—300,000
;
Co.
Co.
&
Scranton
Shuman,
■
I.
Smith Inc.
Model, Roland
125,000
Goldman,
_
Ellis
electrical
of electrical
&
4Uu,000
'
Stringfellow
Shields
Co.—
$150,000
Co.
Co.—
$hearson, Hammill &
125,000
600,000
Pierce,
Turbtu
Salomon
Corp..'
W.
&
Lynch,
L.
Co.___
Co.
Inc.
Weir,
150,000
Miller
750,000
Folger, Nplarf, Fleming-
125,000
Co.
Becker
3,000,000
.
Securities
400,000
—
&
Corp.
125,000
'
.
150,000
Eichler
&
Co
Boston
&
Co.
&
&
Co.
Milwaukee
The
Michigan Corp
750,000
Co.
Stearns
G.
of
300,000
Co
&
&
400,000
Hutchinson
Mitchum,
125,000
&
First
First
&
—
&
Leeds
William
Am
building,
125,000
Foster
Kraus
Inc.
for
Ferris
Tne
600,000,;*;
Co.
Inc.
20J,dJ0
v.0
Dawkins
Firs> Soutnwest
Co.___
North
&
L.iarx
W.
Inc.
-
■*'..m.*"re
conduits,
&
Reinholdt
$125,000
Sullivan
•
Cb'.
Co.
A.
Fahey,
&
Co.
&
&
&
Chas.
Co.
Merrill,
,.
Amount
Evans
A.
Inc
Scott
400,000
400,000
Merrill
of
surplus.
3150,000,000
of
Co.
300,000
___
&
&
Fitch,
Barth
Bear,
Pan
world's
to the
severally,
Clement
600,000
Burge
Co.
company
385 000,000
new
j:
&
Baird
Weeks
J.
for
contract
of
3165,000,000
Feb.
agreed
them
900,000
Whipple
W.
Blyth
the
to
aggregate
400,000
__
Barret,
largest commercial office
and
now
being constructed .over the tracks leading to Grand Central
Terminal at 4Lrd to 45.h Streets, at Vanderbilt Avenue, New York City.
as
one
300,000
.300,000
Co.—
Christensen
earned
subject
Faulkner,
Co
Blair
firm has been
wiring in the
electrical
stock,
of
dated
severally
sell
an
125,000
Inc.
Co.
Watts
Ball,
Moore, Inc.—New Contract—
contracting
of
have
900,000
____
Boettcher
electrical
and
First
Baker,
'
instaLauon
of
agreement
400.000
Blunt
This
&
Mead,
>■
Inc.
Strudwick
Baker,
registration statement.
a
stock
$179,561,093
terms
S.
&
&
Inc.
Act
Y.,
N.
&
&
Bleichroeder
Robert
continuing
Pelham,
Corp.,
capital
prexerred
and
750,000
Bacon,
confident
Company
Co"!
&
Ames
Bache
•
the
under
tr.e
to
below,
Redpath
underwriting operations.
from
602.
p.
to
___
Young,
McMaster
Co.
below
agreed
forth
Auchincloss^ .Parker
inflationary
part of
was
to
Securities
Bateman,
application
an
193,
the
McLeod,
f Inc.
debt
payable
Total
debentures:
Allyn
Arnnold
Corp.—Exempted—
an
senior
was
capital stock and surplus
$394,561,000; consisting of $50,000,000
stock
Corp.
A.
vital
a
he
that
declaring that it has ceased to be
exemption from the requirement to file
for
V.
are
the company's
made in
ratios
the
in
which
costs
rates
C.
Anderson
brought to,the com¬
for the period.
increased
of
of
American
recorded
order
an
it
has
Bartow
issued
$1,768,600,000
outstanding
Corp.
underwriting
an
set
the
cumulative
common
Almstedt Brothers
loss
the year's operations which
benefits
replacement
improved profit
has
outstanding
v
Amount
1960.
in
of
4%
named
A.
2610.
p.
had
which
Morgan Stanley & Co._$10,000,000
with 60% in the
incurred to premiums
37.3%
claims
11,500
further progress
First Pelham
The
receive
Mr.
see
realize
to
192,
McDonnell
Rauscher,
compared
taxes
to
report of
the
and
stabilize
would
1961
efforts
1959
in
company
amount
to'/'shaitejiolders, President Crafts said: .."Were it
to
claims."
property
—V.
complete
Donnd
beginning
has
that
in
as
and
expenses
38.2%
underwriting; profit would have been
are
trend
his
on
Hurricane
an
numbr
from
released
be
soon
of 62.694,
Underwriting
previous year.
written
value
par
amounts
cr
incurred
t
GMAC
of
Motors
amounted
value
the
34.09 per share in 1960 as compared with $3.73 in the previ¬
year.
In 1960, underwriting ratios showed losses and loss expenses
year,
I960,
par
underwriters
increase in
the previous
9.7%
a
$13,987,267 in
from
.
net underwriting
in
General
31.
contained
taxes were
Federal income
no
V-"-'.
the
1960 were
compared
investment
carryforward,
1953.
or
highlights of
to 31,140,894,
net
tax
a
to
1959.
1960,
$3,951,564,000
UNDERWRITERS—Under
increased
$269,595,844, as compared with $258,195,495 in the previous year,
the increase in reserve 1 Or unearned premiums was not as substantial
as
that recorded
in
1953.
As
a
result, earnings based on 3,750,000
shares outstanding and adjusted to include a 359'
equity in the un¬
earned premium reserve,
but excluding realize! gain or loss on sales
of investments, amounted to 34.12
per share
as compared
with $4.78
were
by
$100
$100
to
in
Dec.
of
a
sales
its consolidated
$4,949,192,000 compared
and
company
amounted
31,
unearned
and $2,182,964,000 was payable subsequent
Subordinated indebtedness amounted to $500,000,000.
owned
&
Schneider
H.
Schwabacner
Co.__
McDonald-Moore
Phelps,
progress
In
1963.
the
(after, deducting
year
one
year.
for this company and its subsidiaries wad recorded
preliminary statement to shareholders, President James
F. Crafts reported an increase in operating earnings to $3.79 per share,
as
compared with $5.31 for 1959.
in
by
I960,
CAPITALIZATION—All
;
he.d
Dec.
on
Dec.
to
within
377.
p.
of
amounting
three
over
Dec.
on
receivebte.
.and. bills
reserves)
$3,963,262,000
DEBT—As
according to Mr. Pinsley, which senses the state of discharge of the
and puts back an amount of energy which is directly propor¬
to
loss
and
Amount
E.
$125,000
Co.——
&
&
McDonald
purcnast'd
1960.
ACCOUNTS—Notes
,
battery
tioned
as
automotive
to
receivables
of
Inc.
Masten
McCormick
Tne
provide the battery charger
power supply units complete with nickel cadmium batteries for use in
operating the underground missile launching systems in the event of
The
E.
A.
W.I
products
resale
and
$2,OCO.COO.
Under
Mason-Hagan,
new
for
re.ated
Financing
dollar
of
•.
dealers
to
instalment
make.
any
98%
the
Motors
retail
of
units
comprised
GMAC
finances-,
General
'V;
'■
\
by
conditions
>
the option ox
decreasing
to
declining retail
be
may
and
before
provision
debenture,;
are
redeemable
at
12
months .- period
beginning
tne
.
finances
by
redemption
the
manufactured
well
1966,
the
in
debentures
BUSINESS—GMAC
Springs, N. Y.,
has received
initial orders
from
Martin
Co.
for
43
battery charger
power supply units
for use in connection with the Air Force Titan
ICBM
program,
according to Nathan Pinsley, President of Espey.
With
receipt of these orders,
Fspey's backlog is now more than
Saratoga
prices,
redeemable
not
are
special
a
1,
lviarcn
receivables,
the
1971,
1.
under
that,
after
and
on,
the- company
the
principal
include
377.
p.
will; be
sale
the
debentures
new
except
declining 'retail
redemption
March
electromechanical
and
components
1971,
special
specialized electronic power supplies
transformers and other iron-core components.
products
1,
applicable
ox
^
.
from
proceeds
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
Amount
Fenner
REDEMPTION—The
>
this
net
.■
.
Manley, Bennett & Co.
securities.
March
caused by: preparatory
deduction, reported
were
division;
of
.
Major
This
term
end of the period.
This compares with
share in the similar period in 1959. ■
expenses
firms.
investment
235
Chronicle
Corp.—Debentures Offered
added to the
general funds of the company and will be available for the purchase
of
receivables
or
for
maturing debt.
The proceeds initially may be
applied tc reduction of suort-term borrowings or invested in snort;
ended Dec. 31, 1950,
corresponding period the
year
Pinsley,
of
PROCEEDS—The
$195,189 before taxes!my,
.
;;
i
of Espey are traded on
the American Stock Exchange.
with manufacturing facilities at Saratoga Springs, N.:, Y.,
devices.
.
Juiz
equalled
Shares
"~-V.
cents
the
per
semi-conductor
the
fiscal
months
six
41
at
cents
40
Extraordinary
ccsts
income
and
to
outstanding
the
Nathan
to
year,
$93,613
"
in
Sales, Net Up
Corp.
31,989,648
according
earnings" for the
shares
of
half
from
32,464,977
to
Net
•
Electronics
&
the
for
previous
.
exchange
automatic
492.
p.
Orders-
New
rose
first
country's
193,
Mfg.
Espey
to
It has operated in Brazil fo: 40 years,
^located in 28 countries.
Financial
—Morgan Stanley & Co. heads a nationwide underwrit¬
ing group which offered on Feb. 16 a new issue of
$100,600,000 of the corporation's 22-year 4%% deben¬
tures due 1983, priced at 99%% and accrued interest to
yield 4.67% to maturity. The underwriting group con¬
and 57 other compa¬
comprises the parent firm
Ericsson Group
The
nies
to Rio
a :d
other
capital in April, 1963.
General Motors Acceptance
Brasilia
cities.
Erasilia
from
country's official
the
became
The Commercial and
(806)
125,000
;
Golden Crest Records, Inc.—Class A Common Offered
—Pursuant to
ing
group
a
Feb.
consisting
14
of
offering circular, an underwrit¬
Dean Sambas & Co. Inc. and
Volume
193
Number
6031
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Securities Service, both of New York City, and
Valley Forge Securities Co., Inc., Philadelphia, publicly
offered 85,000 shares of this firm's 10<? par class A com¬
Nassau
stock
mon
at
$3
BUSINESS—The
record.
Every
cording
to
formed
Crest
operation,
the
final
its
irom
shipment
album
and
PROCEEDS-—-In
estimated
the
is
to
that
the
order
the
$15,000
(2>
Cn
for
Nov.
radio
the
and
the
1960
and
shares
o«f
expense
of
Posnick
out
of
the
proceeds
Pcsnick
preferred
the
of
(3)
for
the
the
$60,000
reduce
$45,000
sales
(5)
$25,000
talent
into
redeem
$4,720,
The
preferred
outstanding
promotion
their
being
GIVING
Lacher
liabilities.
current
7
See
EFFECT
Common
class
Common
stock,
pur.
iigure
•,
'
:
B
TO
%%y'
.V:;;
PRESENT
holders
A
X
warrants,
192,
class
of
Hat
2222.
p.
statement
shares
.
below.—V.,-191,
stock
Funding,
to
of
L.
Salesky,
on
Feb.
President
that
8
of
final
a
had
agreement
:
Park,
with
Inc.
Hat
<
Corporation's
the
holders
sell.—V.
•
obligation
of
193,
-
90%
holders
;•'%
201.
p.
of
com¬
the
shares
tAial
the
is
XYx.Yx YjXY
of
Ilelene
Curtis Industries, Inc.—To
its
corporation
outstanding
plus.accrued
has
called
cent
50
for
aividenas.—V.
193,
376.
p.
1961,
$11
at
all
The
in
the
second
highest
Thomas, Chairman
Co.—1960
-
the
of
in
year
Board,
the
history
announced
the
of
E.
company,
loss
net
reported
from
J.
$931,000
of
Feb.
on
Leslie
H.
"The
14.
Feb.
on
A
•
loss,"
by
9
1960
exceeded
of
only
by
that
$1,579,257,984
income
Net
$2.24
ing
in
$2.11
Al
31,
Dec.
on
413,971
the
The
company's
Mr.
1969
in
$375,736,362
dated
income
Aug.
seized
in
31,
by
income.
with
of
ou'st,add¬
credit
tax
totaled
year-end
totaled
$18,123,320,
in¬
have
$366,-
of
-
;
195),
now
Government,
$2,411,145
The
been
have
and,
excluded
first
forward
to
the preliminary
17%
were
after
due
*
he
Illinois
,
Bell
V'-V
'■
•'
.
Operating
Operating
con¬
Federal
Other
1960, capital expenditures for all purposes totaled $74,553,746,
compared with $55,640,633 during 1959.; '
X.
'
Telephone
Period End. Dec..31—
'
•
'
$
$
Working capiial
the
of
ratio,
end.
increased to $521 520.071
wa~,
assets
current
XY'X'
to
liabilities
current
Y,
from
$510,392,427
5.1
was
to
at
1
Net
and
that
but
The
the
X.
*.
tire
for
market
replacement market
rubber
products
—v.
Mi«.
Thomas
$20,000,000
that
reported
plant
to be
prove
he
should
said,
begun
to
during
extender of either Natsyn
produce
two
and
natural rubber.
or
continue
1960
on
52,987,537
is
r.ew
He said these
synthetic
an
rubbers
new
will
help stabilize rubber prices and assist in making the United States
independent of foreign sources of supply for natural rubber, if necessaxy.
The Beaumont plant will go into production this year.
Highlight of the company's foreign expansion programs in 1960 in¬
cluded
the
Medicine
New
•
opening
Hat,
Delhi,
India,
Grand
totaled
C.
$45,579,132,
the
Jan.
first
sales
28,
coiresponding
one
19C0,
period
cent).—V.
per
with
7,682,963
6,899,609
92,904,518
82,482,896
Net
of
current
ago,
with
decrease
a
fiscal
Net
$560,070 ''.38
of
0.6%
7.
•
'n
1960
Net
for
the
sales
The
chemical coatings
tion,
1959
amounted
to
$125,791,000
about
for
sales
with
compared
those
exceeded
1960
per
H.
500-
share
the
i
busi¬
furniture"
objects.
art
Sr.
Trust
First
shares
pursuant
of
company..
termination
the
Byron
H.
Rockwell
Knapp,
25,000
own
shares.
40,000
group
150,000
benefit
the
of
1960.
K.
the
to
National
holds
for
20
with
Exchange
the
SEC
in
the
Place,
Feb.
on
Fund.
9,
New
1961,
York,
filed
covering
a
500,000
'
share
Report—'
'
<
.
$23,478,029 after taxes,
was
13, in
the retail
Federal
food
in
income
I960
(52
taxes
totaled
weeks
weeks)
$24,740,000
Va%
about
were
for
lower
in
in
for
Sluggish
the
•
$13.97
LIFO
A
inventory
earnings, us
1960
in
earnings,
Mr. Hall
Kroger year—was quitb
are
accrued on a
charges
conditions,
disturbances
labor
adversely
affected
in
result
-
equity
was $14.75 per share at year-end,
Capital expendtiures in 1960 for all pur¬
for 1959.
$37,619,555.
decrease
53-week
competition
•
shareowners'
common
19o8.
against
overhead
business
intensified
-,
the
1959—a
of
many
.
in
made
was
1959.
week
and
share
per
share
per
accounted
extra
to
$1.76
and
cent in
This
includes
stores,
distribution
centers,
In
addition,
D.
C.,
closed.
were
compared
Kroger
in
area
At
with
opened
acquired
1960.
year-end,
1,393
at
18,100
was
purchase of Sav-On
10
During
there
the
of
end
ft.
sq.
of
Town
food
1959.
business
Inc.,
a
cider
stores
The
of
In
opera¬
size
stores
Fall
the
firm
thn
srhail
in
average
these
seven-store
in
stores
ill
year,
Thirteen
field
Drugs,
Food
the
1,372
were
of
wero
1960
of
operating
in
Kroger
Vice-President in charge of the newly created Drug Division.
as
New
Modernization
A
in
Virginia,
at
1960
of
but
Kroger's
in
its
highly
is
Ohio,
Herring
nearing
in
completion.
Texas, wa^
Charleston, West
Dallas,
and
completion of a new distribution center
will have modern one-floor warehouses in.
divisions.
regional bakery was opened at Indianapolis m
regional bakery was opened in Cleveland early thii
flour-handling facilities were installed at the Columbus
A modern
egg-grading and packing plant Is under construction
unit of a
at
Coldwater, Michigan.
A
modern
warehouse, the
first
manufacturing center, is being designed for construction on
site
„owned
at
that
reported
owned
joined
efficient
New
bakery.
centers
Division
Wyatt
Columbus,
P.
another
and
year.
the
at
James
With
Kroger
retail
President
distribution
for
centers
1961,
of
two
Sav-On
center
and
enlarged.
were
Chicago
all
Jersey.
distribution
new
opened
B.
$122,-
Ohio,
Springdale,
the
300,627
shares
just
north
of
a
Cincinnati.
company-
Mr.
Hall
Employees'
Kroger
of
Savings and Profit Sharing Plaii
common
stock at year-end, making*
Kroger
•employees
collectively the largest single shareowner in the company.
eligible employees, 95.4% are participating in the plan.
said Kroger's rebuilding program has been largely completed
and the organization strengthened.
"The coinpany is ready to take :*u;l
Of
1959
for
in
distinctive home
the
Fund,
cents
basis.
the
1960
by
of
primarily
up
15
for
company,
common
shareholders
comparable
reported.
as
with
by
all
Hall
Mr.
the greater part of this increase occurred during the first
the year.
Sales for each of the last' three quarters were
same
as
those
for
the
corresponding 1959 quarters, Mr.
the
and
Knapp
Kroger-developed and financed;
Kroger entered a related retail
earnings last year were $5,698,000 compared with
or
$2.63 per share on 2,041,818 common •• shares,
Interchemical's
$3,200,000,
quarter of
of
."'-.V*
Feb.
at
law
basis
IlLnois
exclusively
engaged
quality,
the
the
210,000
are
sell
for
because
stores
new
approxi¬
13.5%. lower than the previous
on
Atwood
manufacturing,
transportation
equipment
and
miscellaneous
capital
improvements. Capital expenditures in 1959 totaled $32,997,052.
Eighty large new stores were opened in 1960 and 52 stores were
paper
were
B.
Delaware
on
of
were
whom
interest
share
one
totaled
'stores
average number outstanding
during 1960 versus $3.10
the 2 024 319 outstanding shares at the end of 1959.
"While
th?
(six-tenths
for
1959.
on
corrugated
15,000
Fund—Proposes Offering—
I960
factors
compared
President.
$6,591,000
corre^
of
from 1959 and earnings were
according to preliminary figures released
CS2.000 in
/
through
year,
of
to
Feb.
the
areas,
Hall
poses
Corp.—Sales Up, Net Down—
mately 3%
the
1.8%.
Union's
producers
an
for
President Joseph B.
comDany's annual report t/j
This compares with net income of
$25,516,920 after taxes
five
remodeled.
Corp.—Reports Earnings—
of this manufacturer
sales
Woodman,
in
for
on
per
of
52-week
84,524,473
76,420,512
largest
been
H.
of
$1,870,289,637
The
A
Interchemical
at
near
1815.
p.
$44,765,705
of
comnared
201.'
p.
192,
and
plant
1.8%—
sales
Grand
year
a
193,
tire
of the company, announced that the
four-week period ended Jan. 28, 1931
$556,820,937,
were
France,
new
a
year,
Gain
increase
an
of
Amiens,
the
compared
weeks
48
for
seles
at
mid-1361,
completion.—V.
for
President
chain's
spending period of
For
plants
In
Co.—Sales
Eutler,
focd
tire
new
Canada.
scheduled
is
Union
Thomas
Eastern
of
Alberta,
$2.06
Mr.
board.
Preliminary net earnings after taxes for the year were $6,500,000, an
increase of approximately 4%
over
the $6,253,000 in 1959.
The 1960
earnings include a nonrecurring capital gain from the sale of property
of $202,000.
After deduction of dividends on preferred stock which was
outstanding for the lull year, the 1960 earnings on common stock were
$2.94 per share
including $0.10 per share attributable to the capital
gain.
Earnings for 1959 were $2.94 per common share.
In both years,
earnings are stated on (he basis of the 2,025,400 shares of common
stock
currently outstanding.—V. 192, p. 1711.
X
-X 1
'
"
to
"Budene,"
nation's
the
of
one
on
Johnson,
$3,000
,
several
50,393,491
7,236,792
Container
three
Provisions
of
profitable
Preliminary sales for the year ended Jan. 1, 1961 were $93,300,000,
which exceeded the prior year and previous high of $92,639,000. Inland
new
a
income
charge
;.X;-xxy-"
■
Peter
under
share
one
"fine
Byron
proposes
Washington,
little larger.
a
duplicates natural rubber;
which
201.
p.
Inland
,
.
was
leaumont, Texas,
near
rubbers—"Natsyn,"
should
,
work
192,
to
1930
there
furnishings
the
beneficial
1959.
of
-
,
abroad,
"
grow.
after
Net
year s
'
'
''
-'"Mr. Thomas said that 1960 was a very competitive year with a gen¬
erally lower level of business activity throughout the industry.
Com¬
menting on 1961, he predicted there will be reduced shipments of tires
and other products as original equipment for the automobile industry,
••
income
charges
ooerating
in
reported
said.
3,993,947
4,299,072
&
additional
an
exchanged
were
has
wholesale
decorative
compared to
25,855,646 313,909,582
6,716,352
81,450,661
7,057,661
made
and
1959vand 2% lower than sales
in the 1959 record
yearH'(53 wep^s), Mr, Hall reported,
Earnings per share for I960' were $1.87 on the'12,547,044 shares out¬
standing at the year-end. This compares with 1959's record net income
the
8,096,593
taxes—
be
Roman
advantage of the
improved
ahead,"
economy
added.—V.
he
193,
p.
330.
.
Wocdman
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—
Maxwell
H.
children's
18.44%
For
Jan.
for
sales
as
first
the
31,
the
chain
of
1961,
same
in
36
six
FeerDss
Sales
of
it
and
New
X'-
York,
Mr.
July,
1931,
1960
Gluck
$34
ago,
Aug.
Earnings
for
he said.
i960
l
Sales
and
Agreement
197
Telephone
four
New
York
191,
The
million.—V.
193,
p.
378.
year's
level
result
a
as
of
Landmark Corp., Fort Wayne, Ind.—Files With SEC—
narrowed
The
prices.
has
olfered
The
reached
'
The
and
agreement,
companies,
Calvin
for
acai'isition
the
International
bv
approved
vacuum
capacitors
and
on
announced
Feb.
8
by
by
H.
S.
the
of directors of
President of ITT,
Leo
The
Corp.,
Co.—To
Organ
Chicago company' will
a
poration
privately
of
agreement
o' ned
Janesville,
that
has
acquire
electronics
Wis.,
been
about
signed
by
Acquire—
Irving
Gibbs Manufacturing & Research
manufacturing and research cor¬
its
March
1967
the
1,
two
1961,
according
to
The
an
Oil Co.
corporation
outstanding
at
hes
5V4%
1C2.2C%.
called
for
sinking
Payment
be
on
debentures,
made
at
March
1,
1961,
of
series A due May 31,
branch in Canada
any
Bank of Nova Scotia.—V. 192, p. 1914.
Stanley M. Sorensen. President of Hammond Organ, made the acquisi¬
tion announcement
The
official
told
'ently authorized
the amount of
cn
Feb.
14.
Kleer-Vu
stockholders
but
unissued
the
shares
purchase
of
approximately $1,600,000.'
will
be 'made
Hammond
*
Organ
""
'
with
Co.
pres-
stock
in
■
Industries,
letter
notification
of
Inc.—Common
Stock
Offered—
Public; offering of 115,000 shares of the common stock
of Kleer-Vu Industries, Inc. was made on Feb. 14 at a
construction,
wit%
cost
of
land,
office
Sales—
independent
manufacturer
of
oil,
air
and
Nov.
30,
the prior
a
dividend
stock out¬
sales for the fiscal year
ended
increase of more than 12%
over
$2,092,854.
Lee
the
on
,
President
recently
Filter
470,141
shares
of
declared
of
in
income
1959,
for
the
he
common
in the
company incurred
of consolidating
modern, new plant
process
in
February, in
other
the
a
perfecting
distribution,
one-time expenses.
This held
compared to $132,127 in
said.
production
Mr.
greatly
improved
Lee
said
operations
administrative
and
a 28-acre site in Edison last
developmental activity and in
cn
net
Filter,
Lee
non-recurring expenses
in
move,"
all
an
share
Weiss,
manufacturing
"Our
Debentures—
redemption
fund
will
(Yukon Territory excepted) of the
companies.
Redeem
a
$72,000
,some
Chairmen, and Jo-Emmet Jennings, President,
Ltd.—To
reported
of
W.
fiscal
Hammond
a
standing.
boards
Geneen,
sales
10
J.,
$2,353,110,
cents
•year's
N.
filters
of
1960,
of
used for
capital.
Corp.—Record
Edison,
gasoline
switches.
controlling shareholders of the West Coast corporation.
The
purchase price was not disclosed, but the agreement involves
an
exchange of ITT stock for the asse.s of Jennings.—V. 193, p. 494.
133,325,274
filed
1961
shares of common stock
(par
$5)
to
bo
through First Securities Corp., Fort Wayne,
be
to
are
Filter
% This
company
was
27,
Jan.
30,000
share,
per.
proceeds
Lee
Corporation of Jennings Radio Manufacturing
a
firm active in the development and
K. Townsend,
$10
equipment and working
Corp.—To Acq.
Telegraph
Calif.,
high-power
the
&
will broaden ITT's position as a manu¬
facturer
for and
supplier to the electrical and electronic industries,
public utilities,
the communications industry,
the military services,
space activities r.nd the atomic energ/ field, cccording to management.
of
on
covering
at
Indiana.
1669.
Telephone
been
corporation
SEC
the
$11,524,000 for 1960 rgainst $13,399,000
income taxes were $5,826,000 and $6,808,000,
were
and
Telegraph
Jrse,
of
both
128,149,635
p.
San
Acquisition
1961—12 Mos—1960
7,643,890
&
gianufacture
aggregate -more
than
sales
volume
for
the
$
6,825,145
__
Federal
Corporation,
Philadelphia.
to
said.
in
operates
in
preceding
taxes
Internationa!
201.
p.
while
during the latter part of 1960, earnings
increased costs and selling
before
respec.ively.—V.
$34,867,395
stores
Willoughby's
1961—Montli—1960
31—
Jan.
1959,
that
to
Green Co., Inc.—Sales Lower—
End.
the
marg.'ns between
up
totaled
1,
wi.h
»o-areu
249
—-RiVnson
a.*
was
sales
year
a
year,
and
were
noted.
including.
Pittsburgh
women's
January
subsidiaries-operate
stores,
1931,
in
ended
(H. L.)
fiscal
1961
additi"*1
In
equipment
million
year
for
added
He
from
decreased
York-based
sales
sales totaled $3o.1j.»,.
period last year, Mr. Gluck
in
$100
—V... 193,
the
Grayson-Robnxson
fiscal
Period
of
months
states.
photographic
and
New
thr.a
1930.
January.
Grayson-Robinson
cities
this
of
seated
The January,
compared with $3 71" 3'"
m T->inrv
over
$4,400,579
Chauman
Gluck,
apparel
said.
t
share
per
of $1,911,902,467
507,745,695
296,287,379
76,540,352
27,239,162
expenses
income
operating taxes-*,
shares
December
company
company
at
than'sales for
During
as
of
Sales
1960—12 Months—1959
'■•V' "
$
44,248,908 541,252,298
46,692,488
to
by
$1
1960,
1420.
p.
at
commission
includes
such
of
in
Kroger Co.—Annual
•
in
sales
in
increase
190,
:
'
Co.—Earnings—
1.960—Month—1959
revenues __l_
The
shareowners.
1959
Federal
consistent -with
level
added.—V.
'
fee.
company
for
Dec.
31,
1980
Knickerbocker
Net
analysis
for
Y;
costs
the
over
provisions
continued
a
profit
a
1960,"
to
5,000
the
children,
Several
which
from
sales
loss,
Is
headed
such
shares
manage¬
your
sale
outstanding 240,000 shares of common stock,
Savings Eank
of
San
Diego,
as
Trustee,
firm.
television
on
reserves
adjustments,
importantly,
prior
Illinois
of
trustee
Hall
$931,000
offering
share
statement
formed
registration statement
shareholders
to
represents
look
to
more
results
company's
expropriation resulted in a net charge, after'
the"~company's reserve for foreign, investments.
to
reasonable
-
volume
consoli¬
as compared
to $23,116,"32 in 1959.
operations of Gacdyear's Cuban plant,
certain
$54,120,000
TnC
refunds,
j
■
Goodyear's
to
<
the billion-dollar
i Y
passed
the
and
was
.
audit
year-end
that
$46,359,000.
tax
conditions,
The
per
public
Jr.,
63 cents a share on " the' r'¥',£>29,03^
common
shares
outs.tjiriaihg on Dtc. 3x., 1960, compared to a profit
of $1.31 a share on !,513,955 shares outstanding at
^the end of 1959.
In a more reassuring vein, Mr., Hoffman
told tjie shareholders.jtjJi'at
the
problems encountered
during 1960 -have been resolved. ' "ft is
v'■>
the
to
showed
of
write-down
inventory
contracts,
establish."
to
subject
1960
idcome
compared
%
$1,011,201,115,
$25,385,383
eiec.ed
level
equivalent
were
quarter
same
to
marketing
1960,
Cuban
taxes,
year
•
at
1930,
the
solidated
of
the
in
military
Still
shares
Goodyear
increased
quarter
contributed
subsidiaries
net
After
was
for
certain
cnaotic
ment;
shares.
of
1959.
assess
sales
compared
as
income
that
when
xecter
a
1960
President of the Lcs Angeles-based
Hoffman explained, "resulted from excessive
to
was-
reported.
common
for
earnings
company
1959
year
non-recurrent
a
time the assets of any rubber--company
mark, Mr. Thomas pointed out.
Foreign
rubber
share
per
33.884,545
sales
with
last
1960
in
$2.10
to
on
number
quarter
compared
as
equal
based
Before
same
$17,091,114
largest
world's
record-oreakiiig
per-share
fourth
earnings- for
with
the
the
on
1959,
1960.
1959,
vhough
the
of
196 ) Was
in
the
of
earnings of $76,008,956 were
and
in
share
per
cluded
to
performance
in
for
for*,
.....
in
sold
Knickerbocker
$54,120,000
Hoffman,
on
The
of
corporation
this
for
.
sales
record
on
offered
underwriters
finder's
a
was
(69% )
The
Results—
Rico
capital
Chicago, filed a registration
covering
150,000 outstanding
13,
Trust
by court action in December
President, Ruth K. Weirick, and Helen
shares each, and management officials as a
of
.
sales of $1,550,940,519 and earnings of $71,022,877
had
company
1960,
& Rubber
Puerto
„
and
four
The
Hoffman Electronics Corp.—Shows Loss—
Goodyear Tire
the
the
Trust
share,
per
and
working
January 1961 to U. Grant Roman, partner
underwriter/by stockholders of the company at $1
has
selling
shares
stock
be
cent
sold
effective
interior
Of
agreeing
X
Match 7;
cn
preferred
of
of
and
Redeem rfd. Stock
redemption
cumulative
to
'•
ended
Feb.
thereof.
40
a
as
outstanding.
of
The
Francisco, Calif., and associates was reported on
15, 1961,. Proceeds from the sale went to the sell¬
ing stockholders.—V. 193, p. 378.
He
shares
ness
*
San
Feb.
to
registration
company
that
so
his
secondary offering of 123,900 shares of this
common stock through Dean Witter & Co.,;
months
Brownsville
added
'
,
purpose of facilitating the reincorporation of
Knapp and Tubbs, an
corporation, and the corporation name was changed to Knapp
Tubbs, Inc.
The
reincorporation w^.s accomplished by a plan or
merger with the company, and at the same time the 480
outstanding
contingent
outstanding
the
be
&
'
/
for
will
lines.
on
through
were
share
SEC
holder
The
share.
shares
X"
■
purchase
to
more
or
X.
.
nine
stock,
basis
principal
per
new
X
by
also
Illinois
two-thirds" of the outstanding stock.
.
It
the
America,
reached for
the
the
receive
which
the
$1
of
been
funds
product
the
present
none
will
per
.X"
.
Corporation
Hat
stock, .of Fashion
the
of
$2.9o8,350.
in
Offering—The
•
Corp. of America—Stock Purchase Agreement—\
purchase
be
pur¬
v
,
above.
Inc.,
of
common
expenses.
purchase price is $50 per share.
All minority shareholders are
being given the opportunity 10 deposit their shares for, sale at the
same
price.
The total purcnase price, if all shares are acquired,, will
be
to
the
or
who
1668,
p.
equipment
the
of
with
of
all
Change
The
40,000
right
.
C.
approximately
a
company's
192,
used
Knapp & Tubbs, Inc., Merchandise Mart,
the
of
,
45 000
A
their
accept
Goodrich Co.—Secondary
pletion of
remainder
bs
loan.
Knapp & Tubbs, Inc.-^-Files for Secondary—
and
sales
.
upon
(B. F.)
added.—V.
Inc.—Name
Works,
Corp..
:;,88.333
1815.
p.
F.
Bernard
Outstdg.
40,000
com.
shares
40,000
of
stock.—V.
common
class
C.
announced
FINANCING
500,000
on
the
for
will
Administration
-
broader
and
its
The
yX. ''X
10c500,000
include
not
the
if
(par
Boat
Harvey
See
\
lOci
warrants
does
and
as
the
A.(par
Xoutlets,
build
to
Business
Sept. 30, 1960, the company
reported sales of $1,848,066 and net income of $72,087 equal to 34 cents
per common share.—V. 193%p. 8.
on
public' stock¬
shares
the
class
based
Small
a
and
Ealance
LEARNINGS—For
$5,490
and
Authorized
stock,
stock,
outlook
he
had
n
marketing
company
retire
possible expansion
income
net
year,
$14,699,846
has
to
machinery
plants.
producer
$1,189,079, equal
Harvey Corp.—Grants Stock Option—New Name—
7'..\
Common
issued
costs -to
Ilarvey
$10,210
is
promising,
appears
year
The
said.-
of
fiscal
current
-
from the sale of the shares
to
tional
•
-
and
purchase additional experimental and laboratory equipment)
enlarge plant facilities and hire more engineers for the development of
its present line of ultrasonic sealer machines; and to
purchase addi¬
aluminum
previous
'
new
the
the
of
Pa.
company
by
Ltd.,
of
released
Harvey
the'
Ardmore,
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
•
reported.
income
company
1960.)
21,
facilities,
enabled
of
has
31," the
sales
on
and
549
Products,
aggregate
respective
stock
respective
Shelley
fiscal
with
produots
in
plans
j
Co.
•
the
quarter
net
a.
(The
work
6Q2.
p.
Dec.
period
share
a
June
s.nce
Mr.
like
outstanding.
production
of
missile
193,
with
the
addition,
timing, application of
guidance.
Gibbs also has
Chairman,
ending
the
20c
or
only
Increased
.
and
development
CAPITALIZATION
chase
holders
beiow
agreement
an
an
advertising.
publicity.
(G) $20X00 research and development.
(7) $29,790 working capital.
X
♦This
schedule
$971,401
frequency
In
research
7
BUSINESS—Kleer-Vu Industries, InC./with headquarters in New York
City, is primarily engaged in the manufacturing of acetate and poly-'
ester transparent accessories
and other related items.
The company's^
principal plants are located in Brownsville, Tenth; Caguas, Puerto Rico;
,
precision
first
the
Board
$18,643,233,
4,750,000- shares
VX.VXX X-"
(4)
•
second
Was
the
in.
rose
" For
controlled
and
devices.
(807)
price of $3.50 per share by Paul Eisenberg
Godfrey, Hamilton, Magnus & Co. Inc.
.
ground
of
comprise:
(Inc.)—Sales, Net Up--
months
of
snare.
a
pioiits,
stork of
offering.
$4,720.
of
25c
sales
items
produced
developmental
and
research.—V.
Harvey,
A.
three
variety
to
472
and
in
forth
value $10 per share for $5,490 and
and
to
aggregates $205,000.
It
proceeds will conform to the
entered
company
second
payment
techniques
earnings
the
i-epo.ted
sold,
are
and
Lawrence
For
X-YX
and
the
after
Dales
year,
shown:
par
of
stock
common
state
of
television,
Harvey Aluminum
will
set
as
offering.
Robert
of
company,
expenses,
priority
solid
crystal
timing
control
variety
a
tactical
engaged in basic organ
,
.
,
.
shares
application
of
1,
nacher
list.
the
approximate amounts
ill
Isidore
all
proceeds
net
anticipated
in
event
the
weapons,
and
fork
in
and
timing- devices,
plus
escapements,
tuning
supplies,
power
Mechanical
engaged
electronic
department, records are
packing departments, and,
utilizing its own addresso-
and
out
regulated
and
and
has
company
printing
own
labeling
is sent
its mailing
to
commission
approximate
and
ks
its
in
material
graphlng equipment
underwriter's
in
printed
are
packaged
advertising
finally,
timers
standards
premises.
covers
tested
equipment.
clocks,
'The record is recorded in its own studios,
mastered on its mastering facilities, pres^d on it? own
pressing equip-.*
ment, and shipped from its modern, shipping department.
Labels and
on
military arid
fiequency
checkout
operation is a completely integrated
in the manufacture of a phonograph
the inception of the idea for a re¬
of the finished
product can be per¬
step
every
a Variety'-of precision electronic and electrical
ccrnmarcial use. These include missile checkout
products include
lor
systems,
share.
per
Golclen
encompassing
process
Gibbs
Items
'1
.
Weiss
1960
year
to
$95,186,
has
been
greatly
increased
by
tho"The rising trend of our sales forecasts a
picture for 1961."—V., 192, p. 703.
efficiency
said.
profit
Telephone
Co.—Common
Offered—Pursuant to a
offering circular, this company is offering
stockholders the right to subscribe to 19,031 common
shares (par $10) at $15.75 per share on the basis of one
new share for each
11% shares held %f record Dec. 20,
Feb.
9,
1961
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(808)
expire
I960, with rights to
writing is involved.
Feb.
28,
1961.
No
Michigan
under¬
Telephone
Bell
Period End. Dec. 31—
Co.-MEarnings—
,1960—Month—1959
*
BUSINESS—The
Va.,
is
engaged
local
both
monwealth
is
service
of
Salem,
110
to
a
point
a
distance
its
of
various
tained
and
and
to
Telephone
in
to
the
through
capital, all of
plant
proceeds
such
toll
two
of
of
'
31,
31,
In
poses
to
financing
been
at
a
to
debt
19,031
price
public
of
of
at
the
devoted
additional
aggregated
portion
balance
shares
of
share,
per
$299,738.25.—V.
its
or
193,
Fidelity-Philadelphia
(E£T>
and
Feb.
on
24.
Trust
refunding sinking fund 5%
sufficient
100%%
to
exhaust
plus
the
of the
in
its
to
to
Coast Securities
175,000
$2.75
&\Co.,
shares
Dec.
a
value,
par
common
price
laws
of
the
the
line
this
State
26,
New
York
10C
The
1959.
variety
manufactured
for
the
molds
of
in
its
principal
designs.
offices
to
the
of
sale
0C0
stock
plant
net
proceeds
be
of
of
of
applied
and
GIVING
(4)
be
pools
The
5The
June
of
stock
certificate
6',
1960
10
cents
of
the
10
par
of
to
(after
(2)
(1)
de¬
aggregate
of
of
shares
17,500
warrants.—V.
192,
(1)
power
$125,-
(4)
reserved
*
Space
in
base
missile
The
common
stock,
has
Lds
a
acquired
Angeles
Skeen,
for
was.
National
consulting
Ling-Temco
Aeronautics
firm
Plan
in
on-base
aircraft
NASE Personnel
v
systems
sultants
nical
to
Titan
I
such
acihe
industry: and
the
on
Atlas
the
Atlas
&
specializing
of
missile
monitor
against
Feb.
the
purchase
Co.,
Inc.
that
company
No
16
being
filings
of
and
by
a
stock
offered
have
International
issued
Air
Titan
agencies.
193,
ings
of
Morton* F.
been
made
Minerals
to
Force
and
the
N,
been
provided
for
and
requiremtots
of
vestors
realistic
public
in
sale.
and
T.
J.
standing
con-
in
the
much
evaluation
offering
all
or
of
to
and
this
such
of
the
comply
sale
•3,656,281
for
of
that
the
by
and
information,
and
The
new
of
Manufacturers
6%
Bank
Automotive
1960
196C
F.
(par
Trust
Co.
has
been
of
preferred stock,
appointed transfer agent
$100)
stock
of
the
McNeil
Machine
Preferred
The
&
appointed
and
of
The
the
corporation.—V.
Engineering
trend
another
Mr.
outstanding
5%
for
Preferred
inclusive,
stock
at
the
Megadyne
CWS
is
cumulative
convertible
redemption
convertible
rate
of
two
producer
in
shares
and
in¬
Net
to
Net
registrar
Chase
false
and
Co.
—
and
for
per
to
one
192,
p.
1303.
New
as
Hartford
&
England
Tele¬
Rft.—Earnings—
1960-^Month—1959
1960—12 Months—1959
$
$
$
10,983,614
12,475,388
134,044,436
144,335,105
10,107,720
11,348,590
121,063,593
124,968,623
875,894
1,126,798
12,980,843
19,366,482
1,397,204
1,068,873
16,62.5,331
9,215,288
ry. oper.
deficit
oper.
107.
p.
New York
6%
for
^To
two
Industrial
Haven
price
of
its
$103.25
made
at
the
15,
the
the
to
proposes
of
Park,
rental
Y.—V.
and
order
of
net
Stam¬
Nortex
$6,000
at
not
to
proceeds
Oil
Oil
equipment
on
and
PRESENT
per
term
a
in
shares
the
for
1C1V2%
plus
Canada
(Far
188,
1961,
president
net
of
This
the
on
shares
of
of
of
the
North
1960
and
Alpine,
showed
growth,
that
and
razors
all
figures
blades
Pal,
Gem,
of
market
in
in
the
Personna
Milprint,
U.
and
Inc.,
Distillers
will
$5.08
share
a
Dec.
on
history
31,
to
per
March
.
quarter
Hulse
linear
the
sales
in
and
restated
A.S.R.
S.
and
for
sales
of
the
Ever-Ready
previous
as
well
as
the
packaging
&
Chemical
Corp.—New
construction
this
Plant—
spring of a 60,000.000adjacent to the company's
is scheduled for
completion
17,
"Recently
Storage
1961, it
193,
706.
p.
:
Co.—Earnings—
Telephone
1960- Month—1959
24.020,217
15,415,281
1960—12 Mos—1959
22.803.423 285,637,420 285.485,679
174,265,855 162,368,286
15,285,675
41,878,251
19,898,210
income
3,659,588
3,038.973
47,380,275
42.903,790
3,201,193
2,718,084
42,273,267
39,005,220
40,315,393
charges
•
-—
,
381.
p.
Instrument Co., Inc.—Registers Common-1—
i.3,
Feb.
to
employees.
by
from
the
to
sale
the
of
corporate
the
will
shares
payable
notes
$325,000
other
for
100.090
offered
public olier.ng• will bo made by an underwriting
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc. of Chicago.
Tire
managed
statement..with the.
110.000 .common shares, including
public and 10,020 shares to be
covering
offered
be
111.,, filed "a registration
of. Lyons,
company
used
be
banks,
to
to
repay
intensify
to
ap¬
research
purposes.
used
are
with
the
for
detection
primarily
radioactive
The
engaged in the development, manufacture and
instruments.
Its principal products are electronic
scientific
of
radioactivity ..'which
arid.itaeastuumeat .of
research
in.
doing
laboratories
studies
tracer
isotopes.
a
sole
proprietorship 'founded, in .1919." by Lpip S. Packard, how ' President.
In I960 it earned I $231,583 on
sales of $2 931,161.
Tne -Por.responding
company
incorporated
was
in
19~7
successor
as
to
figures for 195.9 were, respectively, $83,-137 and $1,980,339.
The com¬
will have 615,833 common shares outstanding: after the financing.
pany
Patrician
Public
'
in
the
Paper
offering
Patrician
Co.,
Inc.—Common
190,000
of
Paper Cod
shares
made
was
of
Feb.
on
Offered—
Stock
16
of
stock
common
by
group
a
headed by
Hill, Darlington & Grimm and J. R. Williston
&
The
Beane.
stock
offered
was
as
speculation at a
a
price of $6.
moni°s from
used
land
and
buildings; acquisition.'and installation of machinery and equip¬
ment; engineering fees; acquisition of pulp inventory; start up costs;
repayment of loons; interest on indebtedness; and provision fore engi¬
neering and installation contingencies. Balance of the proceeds will be
added to the general funds of the company and used for other corporate
PROCEEDS—Net
the
sale
of
other
for
proceeds from
common
the
stock
acquisition,
sale,
the
.
BUSINESS—Patrician
the
with
and
from borrowings,
will be
remodeling and improvement of
purposes.
for
together
of
purpose
Paper
Co.
manufacturing
was
incorporated
on
Sept.
22,
1960
selling facial tissues and facial-
and
type toilet tissues. The company has already contracted to acquire plant
there
has
been
considerable
in the linear polyethylene field.
We
important new plant if we did not believe
Gas
barrels of oil.—V.
Bell
Packard Instrument is
in
discussion
would
that
not
over¬
capacity is a short-term problem and that linear polyethylene is growingin importance. Every market projection we have made indicates
thaFfftis versatile plastic.will be in short supply by earlv 1963.
If we
are going to be
ready for that, we have to start now."—V. 193, p. 604.
ment—Feb.
1960.
stock
22,013,039
on
sale
end
1962.
stated,
this
in
$150,000
common
Philip
new
Products, a major
England under the
over-capacity
Natural
of
1,542,328
instruments
crossed
improvement
decline
begin
polyethylene,
of
2.941.447
193.
and
which
Dr.
new
of
long
total
1,601,023
proximately
1359. •
General
The
on
3.243,925
Froceeds
the
Houston,
Texas,
according to an
Robert
E.
Hulse,
National's
Executive
ViceManager of its U. S. Industrial Chemicals Co,
plant, which will mark National's entry into the
by
$1,065,-
a
therefore exceed
should
1961
at,
operating
group
net
on
company
that
marked
flexible
plant
for
of
payments
estimated
taxes-
substantially
corporation
flow
interest
are
taxes—
income
shares
a sharp upward
Operation enjoyed
development and expansion."
of
and
operating
after
Net
SEC
Overseas
i960
6
Texas
financing of the
and
shares
236,651
Packard
cigarette
consolidated
Marlboro
are
with sales
compared
as
taxes
about
with
acquisition
expenses
of
announced
Inc.,
tobacco
offset
our
1961,
Nortex's cash
revenues----
special strength, developing
and
East
Morris
Hedges, ., PhilipMorris
Commander
"the
than
subsidiaries.
acquisition
acquisitions
building
year
expense,
amount, to 6.100,977
Other
Benson' &
Morris'
said
more
quarter,
sales
the
of
Philip
the
earn¬
increase
diversified
with
to
stock
common
President
noted
reflect
in
earnings
and
be
the
Operating
expected)
Philin
sales
Morris
basis
cigarette
in
Texas.
payments being assumed
compared
as
of
Federal
accrued interest.
a
the
compares
Parliament,
time
division.
of
for
oil
Operating
—V.
on
Philip
same
Feb.
on
Principal assets
Corp.
wells
properties Nortex is issuing
plus $750,000 in 6%
con¬
vertible income debentures.
The properties are being acquired subject
to outstanding production-loans and oil payments totalling $2,750,000.
Based on independent engineering appraisals by Hudnall & Pirtle, Longview, Texas, net producing reserves-to the interests being acquired by
u>
In
year.
1959
income
voted
Texas,
Gas
Bds.
Highs—
over
&
1C46.
p.
previous
Oil
producing
$1,000,000,
the
total
Stock
Philip Morris Inc.'s sales and
7%
49
issuance
Redeem
in
Longview,
Nortex
are
Counties,
Production
and
of
Inc.,
Co.,
to
Nortex
Northwestern
at
non-tobacco
of
year
New
sales to the interests being acquired are currently $535,indicating a 55% increase in sales for Nortex to an esti¬
year,
debt
For
a
1914.
p.
Mines Ltd.—To
the
equal
fourth
St.,
Broad
30
representing an increase of about 60')
over 1960.
profits, after all charges and expenses, should approximate $400,000
Net
215,300 shs.
reserved
1962
1960.
sales
and
Co.,
Corp.—Acquires—
Oil
assets
& Rusk
Gregg
1960.
total
in
of
FINANCING
Restricted
by
$250,000 per year.
Outstanding
under
Ebro
$1,700,000
for
Nortex
issuance
branch
were
of
Morris
Trust
88
1304.
p;
Gas
&
of
Abro's
and gas
mated
for
machinery
milling
-
leases
nf
Field,
000
other
and
a'l
acquired
Oil
nature.
gauges,
sell
being
mark.
our
York
next,
sinking fund
will be
Payment
was
000
TO
10,000
year,
of
3rd,
first
New
31,
the
at
reported that White, Weld & Co., New York City,
placed privately $6,000,000 of this company's sink¬
ing fund notes due Jan. 1, 1981.—V. 182, p. 817.
priority;
cutters,
lathes,
for
192,
any
successive
Marlboro,
announcement
fourth
Bank
192,
March
on
stock
dividends.
station.
of
such
use
non-perishable
a
EFFECT
reserved
at
President
Redeem
accrued
plus
Ncpco Chemical Co.—Private Note Sale—Feb. 16, 1961,
it
about
estimated
expenses,
indicated
Uranium
close
redemption
preferred
share
Chemical
N.
for
cumulative
per
years.
furnaces,
consolidated
million
of
called
had
This
the
is
Electric & Gas Corp.—Partial Red.—
has
4.50%
of
hard¬
of
railroad
annual
an
offering
pcund-per-year linear polyethylene
conventional
polyethylene plant at
series
27, 1961,
preferred shars.
State
corporation
shares
missiles,
building
Authorized
outstanding
National
2509.
on
stock
from
rev.
193,
The
$2.50
subsidiary,
Polymer Industries, Inc., the company's small packaging adhesives
textile chemicals subsidiary.—V. 192, p. 9.
The
Manhattan
preferred
pi-
York, New Haven
ry.
con¬
essential
provide.
Inc.—Merger Off—
above.—V.
at
years
fixtures
those
the
nt
trademarks
deprive
April 1, 1961
all
preferred stock at'$45
common
common
Electronics,
Waveguide Corp.,
into
at
components
frame
Colony
the New
corporation
share
Cullman
to
year
Dr.
called
story
from
two
for
shares
Commander
in
previous
facilitates
192,
issue
1961
203.
p.
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
Offered
Stock
componentry
Old
the
GIVING
Cullman
of
about
has
share, plus accrued dividends.
See
of
per
sales
Stock—
company
microwave
one
blocks
over
Philip
Morris
securities
denied
to
3,917,877
13,
$
Multi-
new
10ci^-__—n,000,000 shs.
made
that
2
manufacture
its
of
Morris Inc.^-Record
cigarette
Products, Inc.—Appointments
series
been
mas
it
193,
Feb.
under the laws of the State
the purpose of engaging in research,
associated
a
Employees
seventh
earnings
no
registration
may
are
this
$503
The
MacArthur
of
the
securities
4,126,262
in
appeared
Co.—V.
New
regular and the
new
king size Philip
cir.aretttes, amounted to $506,412,000 for the year ended Dec, 31, 1960.
This set a new peak and marked an increase over
the'"previous year
when, consolidated net sales were $498.4561000. Mr. Cullman also noted
Williamson,
the
worth
with
charges
item
Period End. Dec. 31—
Dickerman
Mr.
stock
Morris
Minerals
Guam
promotion
claims concering such securities.
Thus, investors
protections which the Securities Act was
designed
Maiemont
phone
is
program
company's
common
sale
brazing
income of $19,590,000,
tech¬
investors
and
Rone;
Commission
involved
Failure
of
acquired
which also has worldwide overseas operations, amounted to
$26,984,000
which,
after provision for preferred stock dividends, is
equal to $5.44 a share on the 3,671.632 shares of cpmmbn stock out¬
Offering
States
Islands
after
"•'This
company,
make
informed
offered
operations
were
acquisition
the
and
warrants.—V.
be
Consolidated
International
Philippine
the
Net
(formerly Rio Algom" Mines Ltd.) has called for
March 15, 1961, all of its outstanding 6% first mortgage
on
increased
Feb.
on
active
ballistic
of
have
They
report
is
Base,
phases
and
United
MacArthur
Meads
with
stock
48,736,247
of
Period End. Dec. 31—
earnings
1.6%, ;
■
exemption
from
the
registration
requirement of the Securities
Act
of 19o3 appears to be available.
The requirement for registration of
securities offered for public sale in the
United States applies to foreign
as
well as
domestic
companies. Registration
is
designed to provide
disclosure
of
financial
and
ot'-er
information
with
respect
to
the
issuing company and its securities so .as to enable
investors to
an
par
7
Inc's
495.
p.
warning
the
from
59,115,955
52,273,570
results
Electronics,
income
oper.
Met
General
and
Questioned—
on
65,166,838
exploration.
and
Lake
(Philip)
MaeArthur International Minerals
Go.—Stock
SEC
5,058,932
power
in
the
as
of
manufactures
The
28,457,613
5,267,451
income
operating
Net
•
the Warren and Lincoln Air Force
yt
sites.—V.
48,699,009
.30,860,812
and
the Imperial Bank of Canada—V.
For
and
bases,
development
and
government
supervision-for ..contractors
Bases
to
missile
:M'Gu:re
a.
in
Tnor,
as
contract
a'
ballistic
maintenance
.were
.
missile
announced'.
of
52,179,893
2,149,653
corporation
Joseph
recently
3,584,310
2,284,250
coaxial
deducting
jigs,
for
Payment will
consideration.
Ling-Temco
Executive
Vice-President
that NASE will add significant missile
progress
3,995,553
taxes—
industry
10b
renew
(par
Milliken
the
upon
Manager, said
systems engi¬
neering knowledge to LT:£ participation in activation and
management
of missile bases.
hav
v
■■■■■•■■ y--.
-a-a,. -yy vy
construction
taxes__
Federal
Other
;•/
undisclosed
an
earnings
243,750,802
the
sinking fund bonds due Doc. 15,
•.
.
$
380,023,379
256,594,088
forcing
1960 for
four
40,000
exercise
upon
The
engineering.
acquisition
Clyde
Inc.,
$
404,801,631
21,624,682
Lerco
the
Co.—Earnings-
1960—12 Mos.—1959
$
32,417,577
ago,
which
& Telegraph
22,758,502
is
and
follows,
as
stock
redemption
Electronics,
Engineering, Inc.,
use
was incorporated
term
to
such
Includes
Option.
Ling-Temco Electronics, Inc.—Acquires—
Ling-Temco
Denver,
34,305,756
7
located
.
shares
issuance
for
Drive,
expenses
supplies. •
Approximately $17,000 for selling and promotion consisting,
cf traveling, advertising and promotional literature.
Common
on
500.000
of
River
revenues
—V.
space
CAPITALIZATION
amended
was
shares
Plate
So.
Operating
Approximately
$13,000
for
inventory
consisting,
in
part,
tubing, bar; stock, flat stock and finished parts.
(6iThe Valance of $130,500 to be added to working capital.
115.
p.
of
which
Approximately $11,000 for small tools,
tooling.
Approximately
$9,000
for
deposits
equipment
481,000 shs.
1,500,000
1205
Tfeight hauling business and will
1960—Month—1959
were
products
December
occupies
a
equipment,
(2 >
FINANCING
from
company, of
transcontinental
the
$
perishable
working capital.
capital
in
Period Ended Dec. 31—
Approximately $22,000 for capital equipment consisting of labora¬
tory
from
$200,000
and
$10,500,
substantially,
and
company
follows:
company
is
Operating
operating
of
reflect
not
company's
cents.
tlncludes
exercise
year
the
!those
do
Offered—
Stock
outstanding
microminiature
firm's
about
Outstanding
the
to
proceeds to repay bank loans.
New England Telephone
Net
year.
(5)
authorized
cents,
last
companies late in 1960.
are
and
the
in
equipment,
for
than
more
com¬
1,500,000 shs.
par )
incorporation
increase
to
stock,
common;
par
(10
a
Instruments Co.
product
April 27,
option
an
(3l
$412,259
PRESENT
Co.
is
companies.
parent
Feb.
a
Stockholders
in
Authorized
♦tCom.mon
$1,039,060,
offering circular, E. T. Andrews,
Hartford, Conn., publicly offered 100,000
feet
Conn.,
part,
TO
its
of
■
that
Feb.
PROCEEDS—After
are
plant
to
the
381.
production
square
with
company's
its
as
customers
Pipeline
business
2417.
p.
York
leased
to
added
EFFECT
the
equipment
figures
I960
compatible
about
a
corporation
is
components;
(3r $40,000
to
$30,000
to
engineering
and
and
191,
Colo.,
and
p.»
to
on
It
manufactured
are
the
31,
two
.
with
this
of
ford,
the
products
Pa.
by
.
stated
waveguide
5,000
the
of
moved
received
utility
BUSINESS—The
year
earlier.
year
$67,310
number
average
quarter
acquiring
The figures
line—;"a
communications,
Mineola.
approximately
parts
sales
and
advertising
promotion;
development; and the balance will
CAPITALIZATION
to
in
approximately
be
machinery
materials,
raw
Y.,
totaled
a
against
as
the
shares,
Spectralab
1961.
St.,
of Delaware
complete
a
part
Renovo,
company
N.
for
gas
Gas
main
••
sales
1960,
in¬
share.
ware,
company
swimming
using
and
193,
development,
at
under
the
company's
products
offices
to
expenses)
will
the
I.,
sales
of
markets
glass
the
31,
$72,755
quarter
/ BUSINESS—Microwave
unaffiliated
persons
produces
contractors
1959
L.
by
and
fiber
other
organized
control
also
of
while
Minecla
purchase
the
to
.purchase
portion
During
estimated
of
A
1958
It
for
company
maintain
FRCCEEDS—The
duction
Of¬
Pacific
stock
common
was
produces
independent
from
continues
pany
Pearl
per
par
4.
to
year
throughout
' ■•;:
corresponding period
in
introduction
—Pursuant
exceed
75
prospectus,
acquired
equipment.
own
by
which
company
sizes.
company
and
Aug.
on
management
of
wide
to
Corp.—Common Stock
firm's
deliver
Its
Chicago,
Avenue,
Natural
Navajo Freight Lines, Inc.—Common
3.
growth
growth
Microwave Corp. of America—Common
amount
an
not
shares
1960
'%
comparable
Oct.
thinking
its
T'ne
of
present
the
until
Co., San Francisco 4, Calif., and Grant,
Oakland 12, Calif., publicly offered
of
swimming
pool
requirements of another
a
to
prices
Michigan
td it of first
sale
share.
per
Jan.
on
will
largest
accelerated
.
Feb,
outstanding development during the first quarter,
was
nectors."—V.
1964,
1,
at
1,
Connector
change
Pa.,
the
of
fiscal
company's
on
the
1960.
30,
Microdot
products
new
An
2519.
BUSINESS—Lifetime Pools Equipment Corp.
.with
the
Dec.
the
within its existing line
capabilities for its growth in the telemetry
instrumentation
and systems field.
"We will now concentrate on the
development' and integration of these acquired companies," he said.
pro¬
offering
since
Jan.
and
So.
122
10, 1961 prospectus, Lowell, Murphy
Co., Denver, Colo., offered publicly 61,000 shares of
common
stock
(par $1) of Navajo Freight Lines, Inc.,
at $12 per share.
share based on 241,000 shares. The increase in
public sale of 60,000 shares in April, 1960
a
first
the
Nov.
providing
for
now
in
Dickerman
Mr.
struc¬
said,
due Feb.
27,
the
stock
of
Products
capital
new
capital
company
$10
for
$277,033
p.
the
337,695
For
reflects
Inc.
since
threshold
k
ended
for
on
issuance
the
the
amounted
period.
effective
by-
negotiating
Philadelphia,
191,
Pools Equipment
fered—Pursuant
Fontaine
of
cents
21
the
Nacimco
202.
tenders
bonds,
sum
interest.—V.
accrued
Lifetime
Co.,
receive
1961
on
current
share basis, earnings in the first quarter of fiscal 1961
per
M'icrotest,
Lehigh Valley Coal Co.—Tenders for Bonds—
The
taxes
the
since
announced
We anticipate
months
$759,975
to
after
shares
Pin
noon
three
the
of
period
Dickerman
'V'"
equal to 28 cents
Inc.
is
by Peoples Gulf Coast
Pipeline Co. of America.
&
quarter
S.
"is
;•
and
$750,000
$950,000
aggregate
an
p.
he said
first
three-month
any
Robert
yet experienced.
Included
approximate
a
the
for
for
construction
which
to
profits
common
construction
address
owned
Gas
Pursuant to
highest
to
were
of
and
—V.
,
president
during
securities,
financing its
and
have
•equal
jointly
store
37,336,598
whose
company,
Natural
43,642,302
On a
$2,000,000
expansion
48,020,344
40,179,429
the
For
from
to
equity capital, prior
subsequent date, the
a
$15.75
loans
better
a
to
3,667,728
3,084,743
income
company
outstanding
3,834,674
3,161,927
380.
p.
compared
'
available
effect
and
the
operating income
charges
Inc., New York City, had sold privately $6,000,000
i;irst mortgage bonds due 1980,
is
and
20,071,602
i96i;"
tele-*
capital
new
years,
111.,
19.4,320,128
22,896,679
"Microdot,"
we
continues
approximately
been
estimated
make
to
and
bank
of
of
been
has
and
38,400,384
17,144,479 205,028,127
3,079,624
40,878,382
1,648,979
ception,
•
...
25,540,810 316,823,532 296,434,416
3,108,390
1,801,982
Sales
in
' /
extended
years,
devoted
refunding
company
are
capital
offer
stock
the
order
needed
debt
the
which
between
as
additional
to
of
one-half
theretofore
short-term
and
1960.
currently
ture,
1959,
through
Oct.
Dec.
1,
companies
.
and
26,840,971
18.095,925
taxes—
193,
were
main¬
are
The
Microdot Inc.—Record Highs—
58,
Chesapeake
Southern Bell Tele¬
operating
\
Dec.
program
at.
the
amounts
purposes.;
Since
No.
$
—
after
—V.
Eastern
expanded
and
has
the
had
Net
$
1
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
.
of this firm's
1960—12 Months—1959
taxes—
expenses
income
operating
Net
the
of" The
and
number
a
long-term
which
business,
interconnections
facilities
for
three
to
which
Carolina.
North
Highway
its
on
Virginia
of
for
which
and/or
Other
distance of approx¬
a
State
on
and
■
substantial
past
prdcured
new
telephone
the
the
demand
require
Over
in
Operating
Federal
Such
of
10
telephone
Danville,
Company
been
its
boundary,
owned
Company,
•
exchanges,
$
Operating revenues
of
Com¬
boundary,
Stuart,, on its Western boundary,
miles. Other toll lines interconnecting
with
public
has
as
time.
consisting
of
75
also
points
Telegraph
such
service,
located
are
to
System.
to
has
6f
West
are
dial
point
a
west
miles
facilities
be
time
from
miles
PROCEEDS—The
phone
Martinsville,
a
its Southern
25
various
and
Bell
the
Street,
point on the Roanoke County Line,
point near the City Limits of Winston-
a
approximately
Potomac
phone
to
on
exchanges
at
which
of
5
seven
some
telephone
necessary
boundary,
miles,
approximately
Church
automatic
toll lines from
North Carolina
imately
general
15
facilities
its
owns
Northern
its
on
through
Virginia and
other
Among
company
East
throughout its service areas in the
and in
the
State
of
North
Carolina.
Virginia
in
127
service,
rendered
located
are
rendering
in
toll
and
of
company,
& Co.
.
Co.
of Illinois
was
reported
—
Private
that
Place¬
Dillon, Read
facilities
New
in
York
South
Glen
Falls,
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
standing
30,000
tions,
capitalization,
of
shares
and
equipment
offices
Executive
Y.
a
bank
loan;
&
representatives
completion
adjusted
loan,
to
will
consist
$300,000 bank loan;
Grimm
are
have
J.
severally
R.
of
sale
named
&
subject
of
to
$200,000
336,666
Williston
agreed,
present
the
necessarv
and
underwriters
and
the
of
reflect
acquisitions
common,
UNDERWRITERS—-The
Darlington
N.
located
in
City.
financing, out¬
an
additional
commence
mortgage;
common
below
for
Beane
to
the
opera¬
$850,000
shares.
Hill.
acting as
terms of an
are
whom
Volume 193
Number
6031
;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
7
:
(809)
underwriting
of' shares of
agreement;
to
52,000
Brod
T.
&
Zuckerman,
—V.
Corp.iv.__
Corp.l_
Securities
Co.'
W.
Co._
4,000
Marron,
4,000
York
Woodcock,
&
Corp._*_
Sloss
&
Co.
Moyer,
& 'French
4,000
Italiani
di
Chimica
Ricerca
Pfizer
Chas.
which
LIRC,
commercial
made
Co.,
&
announced
Inc.
Corporation,
established
was
applications
available
Inc.
_
f 3,000
Fricke
Inc.
S.p.A.
3,000
(LIRC)
in
has
in
1956
to
itaconic*
of
Milano,
of
LIRC
taining
products
substantial
itaconic acid.
of
being used
are
vehicles.
amounts
Known
exploit
chemical first
they
expected
fluorescent
itaconate,
and
C,
these
the
promotion
con¬
methyl
molding
to
Pfizer
a
find
light diffusers
spokesman
in
use
such
the
products
ester
compounds
Dialux
191,
-
signs,
p.' 207.
184,-
aircraft,- missile^and
\
Podesta
Sold—Cruttenden,
underwriting group which
15, 162,500 shares of Photo Service, Inc.
Co.
&
offered
heads
Feb.
on
stock
of
to employees. Of the 162,500 shares, 125,000
being sold by the company and 37,500 shares by
S. Lyall Briggs, President, Treasurer and Director. The
offering sold quickly at a premium.
company
are
PROCEEDS1—Proceeds
follows-
as
for
will
be
used
purchase and installation
Kodachrome Film;
$125,000 for
available
be
ishing
sale
the
from
for
finishing
of
plant addition;
new
to
$250,000
firms;
$85,000
for
and
for
of
purchase
the
balance
stock
for
assets
or
the
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith Inc. are joint managers of an
underwriting group
which offered for public sale on Feb. 16 a new issue
of
$15,000,000 .of1 -the
4%%
and
construction
addition
to
of
debt;
other
the
of
a
series due
1991.
interest
accrued
first
company's
.
The
bonds
will,, underwrite :the
which
rights to subscribe at $33.75
:
•
-
March
6.
the
from
sale
of
from
the
sale
issued
share was
mortgage
bonds
will
be
used
to
calendar
$124,625,000 of long-term debt,
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
pany-offered
first
shares,
$78,167
sundry
value.
The
and
also
the
of
the
company
the
4%
sale
will
black
white
and
and
color
193,
the
of
to
Pioneer Natural
film.
It
photographic
is
Amarillo,
that
7
film,
$4,672,227
on
the
to
$1.40
in
I960.
Merrill
' 1858.
p.
This
amounted
adjusted
1959,
company's
will
;. »;'■
of
two-for-one
to
share
per
1960
compared
stock
split
report
to the stockholders
March 17, 1961.—V. 192,
about
v"-;
'
on
compared
$1.25
to
end
the
for
annual
mailed
be
the
at
reported
$4,301,746,
was
C.
&
Pittsburgh Plate
Net
in
sales
for
1960
were
1959,-
In
1960
^
Corp.
net
company's
—V.
earnings
$4.62
or
3.4%
or
will
(after
share
per
mailed
be
higher
earnings
of
or
than
&
stock.
share.
per
shareholders
to
The
March
on
14.
108.
p.
preferred
$10
in
Dominick
Fahnestock
Marshall--—
800,000
Inc.—
100,000
&
Co.
Inc.
Co
&
Ripley
Waterman
800,000
Wertheim
250,000
:___
854
250,000
Co._
Co
&
—
&
Plastics Corp. of America, Inc.—Shares in Registration
corporation, of 1234 Baker Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.,
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 9, 1961, covering
shares'. of
offered
in
share
exchange
for
150,000
$1
each
The
by
of
the
public
/
the
on
5%
note.
sgle
at
$1
'
-
under
basis
The
■
share.
No
■
:
,
one
issued
not
per
law
Minnesota
of
remaining
shares
650,000
800,000
first
in
Moxness
latter's
notes
stock
shares
Any
has
been
outstanding
to
proposes
of
excess
apolis-St.
make funds
which
In
the
to
32.3%,
Eivind
to
may
certain
common
to
50.2%
the
of
$650,000.
offer
from
open
the
sale
plant
a
in
the
company's
The
of
of
company
the
650,000
of
shares.
the
indebtedness,
shares,
of
Moxness
plastic and rubber products, and
provide working capital to other companies
acquire an equity interest.
«
which
25.4%
the
Sven
and
has
company
K.
Moxness,
management
outstanding
President,
officials
as
a
owns
this
profit
Rubber
was
after
manufacturer
President
sales
Bache
of plastic
Joseph
$771,367
of
and
from
wer^
reported
those
in
of
his
report
1959.
The
to
15
by
a
said
profit after taxes
share for the 1959
.
completed
192,
p.
be
of
considerable
800.
future
benefit
to
the
company.—
and associates offered publicly on
of $9,850,000 Portland Terminal Co.
Boston, Mass.,
an
issue
6%% first mortgage bonds, due Feb. 1, 1986, and priced
to
98%%, to yield 6.35%.
principal, interest and
fund
The bonds are guaranteed as
compliance with the sinking
by the Maine Central Railroad Co., parent.
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds from the sale will be used to pay the
principal and interest on the company's first mortgage bonds, due
July 1, 1961, and for the purchase of 7.09 miles of railroad line now
leased
from
the
Maine
REDEMPTION—The
company
prior
to
at
Feb.
Central
bonds
redemption
1,
1967
to
prices
100%
Railroad
are
Co.
redeemable
ranging from
for
'
those
I.
Eastman
1.00
at
105%
the
option
for
on
of
the
those redeemed
after Feb. 1,
or
1985.
SINKING
FUND—The
sinking
fund
provides
for
the
Portland
Ter¬
first
&
Ferris
1.00
Martin Nelson & Co. Inc.
1.00
1.00
&
Co.-
2.00
Pacific
Northwest
2.00
Paine,
Webber,
&
Co._
4.00
Co
Foster
Wm.
&
P.
Shuman,
1.50
Smith,
2.00
Southwick,
Noyes
Hogle
A.
Hooker
—V.
&
193,
1.50
4.00
Co.—
Campbell,
&
Co
&
1.00
Stone
3.00
1.00
1.50
1.00
Grimm
Fay Inc.p.
Co.—
&
Agnew
Barney
Securities Corp.
Walston & Co. Inc.——
White, Weld & Co. Inc._
Dean Witter & Co
4.50
2.00
4.00
4.00
Waterman
Co.—
&
Hill, Darlington &
J.
1.50
—
Son
&
Inc.
Hemphill,
Co.—
&
1.00
Harper
Co.
&
1.00
Inc._
Co.
Jackson
3.00
Schwabacher
Marshall——
&
Co
Curtis
&
1.00
Co
California
First
.1:50
Templeton
Dillon,
Elworthy
Co.—
Co.—
&
duPont
&
Co.
^
$1
on
Feb.
Associates, Inc., Rochester, N. Y.
6,
1961
filed
a
Commission—
letter of
notification with
per
"The
Feb.
9
year's
Newark,
an
N.
increase
record
J.,
in
of
company
$11,388,000
with
$2.01
Saul
in
per
company's
ity
of
Oct.
tered
reported
that
current
sales
sales of
compared
on
(par 100)
9,
is
engaged
the
the
entire
fiscal
current
year
1960.
stockholders
ended
Jan.
sales
31,
1961,
equal to
the
reported
company
cents per
ll
with sales
and
rising sales of
include the 32, 35,
of
share
$161,700 and
on
net,
our
during
areas
are
Mr.
55 foot cruisers."
that
approximately
consisted
1960
these
of
1961."
Kirkpatrick said,
larger sized pleasure boats.
new
and
45
stockholders
told
sales
earnings,"
85%
Safticraft
of
of
the
pleasure
are highly seasonal in nature, a major¬
company's cruisers have been sold between April l and
Kirkpatrick said.
"This market situation was encoun¬
told stockholders that a newly adopted marketing
taking form at Safticraft, designed to enable the company
was
operate
or
nationwide
a
group
marinas.
of
In
1960,
the
acquired
"These
Donaldson's Marina at Portland, Ore. and Island
Calif.
Negotiations are under way for the
third West Coast marina.
'
Bethel
at
acquisition of
a
Island,
marinas
will yield a dollar profit and serve as a source of
expansion, and increase the company's base of operations
in pleasure boat sales," Mr. Kirkpatrick said.
" „1
capital
for
Safticraft
manufactures
Corp.
craft.
line
"Safticraft"
of boats and
is
steel-hulled
pleasure yachts and
company's copyrighted name
the
yachts.—V. 192,
in¬
for
2372.
p.
Chase
sales
are
—
1961
at $1 per share.
company, of 111 S. W. 33rd Street, Fort Lauderdale
principally in purchasing, inventorying, and resale of
fastening devices such as bolts, screws and nuts, as well as hydraulic
fittings, hydraulic hose lines, caulking compounds, caulking guns, gas
lines, fuel lines, air lines, various steam machine hoses, grommets and
no
Manhattan
par
stock of
Bank
has been
appointed
the corporation.—V. 193, p.
registrar
of
the
748.
Schering Corp.—Sales Up, Net Down—
dated
with
Bloomfield,
net
sales
ended
C.
line,
substantial
divisions
31,
Brown,
during
I960
products.
product
was
Dec.
of
revenues
last
$9,865,000
1960.
In
Net
President,
than
and
the
of
Fulvicin,
increases
recorded
stated
Feb.
of
9
Pictures
compared
the
company
of
common
income
the
Coricidin
over
All
year.
a
Feb.
sales
was
share
for
$11,864,000
year
products
of
decline
in
the
group,
antifungal
oral
an
the
for
increases
that
offset
more
Sales
Screen Gems, Inc.—Additional
issue
per
net
consoli¬
1960
for
income
$2.36
or
1959
reported
company,
$87,105,000
year.
share.
a
Francis
duced
other
achieved
subsidiaries
its
year
$2.87
pharmaceutical
J.
N.
and
$84,411,000
and
or
BUSINESS—The
Fla.,
one-half
to
for
Kirkpatrick
cohipany
the
Common Stock
offering circular,
Blaha & Co., Inc., Long Island City, N. Y., offered for
public sale 200,000 shares of this company's common
Supply Co., Inc.
Feb.
net
Mr.
purchase
older
a
year.
equal
are
expected in the past year."
as
common
running approximately 20% ahead of last year. Mr. Robbins projected
a sales increase for
1961 of between 20-25% over 1960.—V. 191, p. 1438.
to
fiscal
1961
pleasure craft sales
the
Mr.
manufacturer of toys and games reported on
for the calendar year 1960, over last
Richards Aircraft
Highs—
quarter
fiscal
increases in
total
31,"
This
Offered—Pursuant
on
Savage Arms Corp.—Appointment—
Inc.—Record Highs in 1960—
President,
liabilities
cruisers.
earnings
Remco
and
processes
Company—
reported net income increased to $821,000
compared with net income of $805,000 on
1959, equal to $2.05 per share in 1960 as
share last year.
Robbins,
first
months
Kirkpatrick
Mr.
highs.
$10,784,000,
fiscal
of
and
annual
attributed to
"are
The
This
of
current
of first quarter sales. - Both
show continuing increases throughout
These models
Specialty Co., above.—V. 193, p. 747.
Remco Industries,
to
one-third
to
sharp
dustrial
Paper
assets
current
the current
of
sales
three
constituted
expected
its
American
sale
prior to taxes, of $18,500 for the like period in 1959.
'
"Two
main factors account for the sharp increases in sales and
earnings," 'Mr. Kirkpatrick said.
"These factors are the rising sales
of our new larger sized pleasure boats,
including the 32, 35, 45 and
55
foot
cruisers, and an increase in our industrial business which
Marina
capital.
See
the
covering the manufacture of
the second such arrangement now in effect
shares outstanding, compared
concept
covering
at
for
division
$364,016 and net of $39,045,
of
"Because
382.
corporation
SEC
offered
company's industrial and automotive
concluded
Tile
1959. Ratio of
achieved in
net
the
sales
Webster
150,000 shares of common stock (par five cents) to
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used for a plant and fixtures, development
of
a
transceiver,
research and development, inventory and working
the
were
meeting since become a publicly
held company in October, I960, H. E. Kirkpatrick, President, * told stock¬
holders that indications for 1961 "point to record sales and earnings
for the boating company.
For the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, I960, the company reported sales
of $825,500 and net of $40,100, equal to 11 cents
per share mi 370,000
shares outstanding, compared with sales of $947,000 and a net loss of
$6,100 in fiscal 1959.
to
be
than
production
he announced.
volume
the-first
370,000
Co>_.i—4.00
&
improved
facilities,
1960 had several favorable aspects, accord¬
broader acceptance of newer building
of the
Mastic
quarter
quarter
For
4.00
——
Irving Lundborg &
Mitchum, Jones &
Co.
Union Securities
stock
redeemed
t
_
.■
Portland Terminal Co.—Bonds Offered—Coffin & Burr
10
1.00
2.00
Loeb,
M.
Rhoades
1.00
Skaggs
The
at
&
_i_;
Francis
Carl
Rapid-American Corp.—Sells
will
3.00%
Co..-Inc..
&
Inc.
,
Stein—.—
&
Hutton
F.
the
of
Europe,
the
At
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
'
1.00
Slocumb
Davis,
E.
..
2.00
&
Inc.
Inc.
year.
Operational efficiencies as a result of the plant move are already
evidence, he said, and it is expected capital improvements recently
Feb.
2;00
Hinton
Bramhall
The
26, 1960,
Feb.
stockholders
net
share, compared with $1.52
a
on
rubber specialties.
Hamilburg
M.
equal to 94 cents
Inc.,
Inc.—
Co.
Co.—
&
Jones
share.
in
14.00
&
Allyn
Blanchett,
Mr. Hamilburg noted the company had a large increase in
expenses
during 1960, including a substantial amount of a non-recurring nature
caused by the moving of the company's Rockland plant to Canton.
He
estimated these expenditures were the equivalent of about 30 cents per
V.
C.
A.
Inc.—
level
manufacturing
and
chief
asphalt
on
lower
a
the
materials
our
cited
products in Italy,
sales
totals
Percentage/
.
group
Co.—Sales, Net Down—
taxes
decreased $685,452
fiscal
•
—Files With Securities and Exchange
Consolidated net sales of $23,160,278 for the year ended Nov.
net
*
Hornblower & Weeks
Hughbanks.: Inc.
14.00%
%
R F Communications
Plymouth
:V.
Percentage
Pierce,
Smith
&
Fenner
43.6%.
and
%
„
Inc.l
who
Negotiations
the end of
the
1960
to
1
Minne-
manufacture
available
company
addiion
of
exchange
proceeds
used
About
payment
secure
the
be
will
Wis.
amount
the
by
of
use
to
to
principal
notes
the
area
Racine,
of
pledged
the
the
proceeds
Paul
to
in
364,628
in
retire
through
or
Inc.,
,
Co.
Lynch,
Brush,
for
Products,
&
Merrill
November
of
group
vehicle
a
'
v
Blyth
be
to
are
a
Minneapolis
businessmen for
the
purpose
of
the acquisition of companies engaged in busi¬
in the fields of plastics, rubber and related materials.
To date,
only such acquisition has been the purchase of the capital stock
a
providing
the
for
shares
notes
of
of
any
organized
was
5%
amount
involved.
company
650,000
outstanding
principal
•
together with
will be
offered
exchange,
underwriting is
ness
for
which
of
shares,
in
1960
stock,
common
filed
from
raw
financial condition remained strong at the close of 1960
working capital amounting to $33,573,339 compared with $32,508,-
at
in
severally
_
This
and
at
were
of
use
economical
more
Safticraft Corp.—Record
1,000,000
450,000
Co
have
1960
efficient
"resulted
labor
The Patterson, La. corporation announced on Feb. 7 record sales and
earnings.for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, I960," and even greater gains
the terms' and conditions of the
underwriting
agreement; to purchase from the company at the subscription price
the
percentage set opposite their names of the shares of common
stock offered herby as shall not be subscribed for pursuant
to the
subscription offers
to common stockholders and employees.
*
subject
agreed,
O'Leary,
Western
100,000
Co.
below
of
of
selling
prices
for
conditions, prices
competitive
More
for
continued,
in
800,000
_______
Webster
&
listed
underwriters
The
of
throughout most
year.
and increased use
tile
First
UNDERWRITERS
result
a
O'Leary
increased costs
31, 1960, was 5.4 to 1 compared with 6.0 to 1 a year earlier. The
company's sole debt at the 1960 year-end consisted of $1,700,000 of 5%
term bank loans.—V.. 191, p. 1116.
Co.
&
product
Dec.
450,000
Securities Corp.
Co.
&
Mr.
marks
with
Campbell,
Southwick,
Stone
in
Co.
&
450,000
—
—
Rothschild &
company's major
Ruberoid's
r
Barney
Inc.——
100,000
Forgan & Co.___
100,000
450,000
Jackson
Smith,
&
Glore,
to
floor
100,000
Co.
&
Foster
ing
800,000
Shields
the
dry
Lehman Brothers
Pacific Northwest
Schwabacher
of
and
trade
L. F.
all
adjustments
automation
products.
Webber,
679.
p.
several
800,000
Curtis
187,
felt, roofing, siding, floor tile
and
automotive
products at
of
the company's
plants, together with strict cost controls
improved administrative procedures
offset
to
some
extent
the
impact on net income of these unsatisfactory conditions," he declared.
have
250,000
250,000
Co.
As
previous
E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc.
Kidder, Peabody & Co._
450,000
duPont &
Mr.
of sales and
Ruberoid's performance in
450,000
Co
&
Francis I.
affected
income,"
products
the
materials
&
Receive
-
which
net
products.
$450,000
Paine,
Holders to
;
states E. J. O'Leary, chair¬
president of Ruberoid, was an 18% drop in new
which
corresponding
involving
severally
Co.__
■
.
board and
Strikes
roofing
conditions precedent,
principal arpounts of
250,000
pur¬
the
"Lower
par.
below
250,000
Inc.
the
construction
without
stock
certain
respective
Former
—
.
smaller volume
1959
$7,267,213.
Amount
250,000
■___
Drexel
provisions)
outstanding
Inc._
Co.
to
caused loss of three to 20
working days at four
company's plants were also contributing factors.
Strength of
the repair and modernization market
partially offset depressed home
building, he added.
of
operat¬
the
In
Hayden, Stone & Co
2,300,000
Dominick &
of
sales
Inc._
of
lines.
names:
Securities
Harriman
tax
$4.27
$44,096,000
were
report
Net
1959.
""$47,631,000
annual
193,
$627,965,000
for
their
Pierce,
Becker & Co.
G.
A.
Grande
Glass Co.—Sales, Net Up—
were
reported
electric
income
named
to
the
company
opposite
Smith
Allyn
Hallgarten
$606,947,000
set
subject
Inc.______$2,300,000
Lynch,
American
subsidiaries
its
1960
outstanding
for
The
statements
proxy
for
1959.
year
stock
share
per
April,
and
the
for
common
and
company
income
net
the
from
Co.
&
Fenner
Gas Co.—Net Down—
Texas,
its
net
stock of
common
underwriters
commitment,
Bonds
New
Blyth
..
The
firm
a
purchase
A.
Feb.
1960,
$7,444,628.
Amount
108.
p.
of
to tie
stock
rights
year
of
made
processing
photographic
distribution
supplies.—V.
is
31,
and
100,000 shares of 5V2%
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
payable to stockholders;
shares common stock, $1
corporation
and
wholesale
the
in
accessories
Illinois
the
of
3,593,501
and
par
their
Mainly responsible for the sales decline,
com¬
$93,359
notes
440,666
and
131,000
be
$100
the
business
of
engaged
cameras,
to
of
$96,666 of
indebtedness;
principal
printing
effect
capitalization
mortgage notes;
Oct.
ended
Cement Co.
American Cement Corp., above.—V.
home
$32,385,103
exercise
204.
p.
per share on the 1,908,739 average number of shares of capital
stock outstanding during the
year. For
the year 1959, the company
reported net income of $6,630,077, equal to $3.49 per share on
1,901,276
average number of shares.
covers
and net income
were
revenues
Outstanding
♦350,000 sfcs.
common
to $2.45
the
of
par
months
12
$36,188,570
were
year,
warrants
of
producer of building materials and industrial specialty products,
on
Feb.
13 results of
its
1960
operations.
Net sales foe,
were
the second
largest in the company's 74-year history
totaling $120,077,391, which compares with 1959's record volume of
$127,307,942.
Net income
for
1960
amounted
to
$4,667,852,
equal
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization to be outstanding on completion of
sale of new bonds and additional common stock will consist of
fin¬
general
funds.
67c
the
EARNINGS—For
ing revenues
of
193,
shares
106,000
This
state.
the
FINANCING
announced
the
approximately 3,200
square miles principally in
the Puget Sound region of western Wash¬
ington and includes part of Kittitas County in the central portion of
area
PRESENT
Authorized
1,000,000 shs.
Ruberoid Co.—Sales Down—
'
,
service
TO
stock
common
man
1961.
holders
stock.—V.
Riverside
company
company's
if .the
and
Shares—
,
paid Feb. 15,
offering;
payable;
capital,
EFFECT
.(par 10 cents)
common
See
additional
$20,000,000.
BUSINESS—The
working
GIVING
figure does not include
as
chase
has paid cash dividends on the common
stock each year since 1943 when it first became publicly held. In I960,
dividend payments amounted to $1.50 per share. A dividend of 39 cents
per
the
notes
'
stock
♦This
REDEMPTION—Optional redemption prices for the bonds range from
105%
to
the
principal amount. Special redemption prices under a
sinking and improvement fund will be 100%,
DIVIDENDS—The
and
equipment
same
the
of
$15,000,000 first
retire automotive
CAPITALIZATION
Common
Employees of
of
expenses
loans
$24,500 for additional
to
>
outstanding bank loans due June 31, 1961, incurred for construc¬
and to provide funds for the company's 1961 construction pro¬
gram. The company
estimates 1961 construction expenditures at ap¬
proximately
(g)
"
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
and
listed:
as
bank
$7,400
%
price for any
shares not taken by exercise of rights.
The offer to
common
stockholders will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST)
on
priority
to retire
loans;
(d) $15,000 for expanding warehousing facilities;
.'v (e) $30,000 for increasing and diversifying
inventory;
-(f) $10,000 far selling, advertising, and sales
promotions;
*.
share for
one
Feb. 15.
on
subscribe at the
may
$58,100
(c)
by the company of
share for 326,682 shares
per
each ten shares held of record
company
of
order
Approximately $15,000 for
.'(b)
offer
stock at the rate of
common
the
(a)
mortgage bonds,
priced at 99.59%
are
in
'
to
$200,000
photo
company's
stock offered
common
sold, the'estimated net proceeds to the company, after payment of
commission and expenses, will aggregate
$160,000
It is
anticipated that such proceeds will be utilized substantially as follows,
*
yield .approximately 4.65% io
maturity. In addition, Blyth & Co., Inc., and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. are heading a group
company
equipment
new
short-term
of
payment
by
of
it services except by
The company supplies
primarily the
• with
the various
products
industries
underwriter's
an
$1 par value, at $8 per share.
Con¬
current with this offering, an additional 6,000 common
shares of $1 par value is being offered directly by the
common
Industries which
PROCEEDS—In the event that all the shares of
,
tion,
Photo Service, Inc.—Common Stock
the
electronic
which it distributes.
railroads
two
»'•
pay
1671.
p.
furnishes/switching services for the
unavailable to
be
direct orders to the manufacturer.
Puget Sound Power & Tight Co.—Securities Offered— 1'
resins
outdoor
as
accessories.—V.
auto
and
said,
otherwise
are
the
resins
thermoplastic
and
wharves.—V.
of additional
plastic reflectors for automobiles and other
have high weather resistance and high heat
temperatures,
also
dimethyl
of
Dialux
as
in
Pfizer
two
were
foreign
and
research
versatile
a
its
interest
in makipg
Because
distortion
are
developed
by
that
10
one-third
a
conduct
acid,
volume
commercial
..Feb.
on
acquired
other
to
in 1955.
LIRC
will operate world-wide, with Pfizer handling the
and licensing of LIRC developments in the United States.
First
rubber rings and se^ls.v Jn jaddition, the company operates a machine
shop in which'It fabricates - custom-made* machine -parts which would
*.
Co;
3,000
Italy,..".
subsidiary, ^Pfizer
import' traffic,
Co.
_
Terminal
is: operated as-a joint1'facility of
the Maine/Central, and the Bostob.:and Mairie^ Railroad in
Portland, Me.Ther-Terminal also owns and operates .wharves over which is handled
,
organization has joined two leading European industrial
Snia Viscosa S.p.A. and, Ledoga S.p.A.,
in ownership
Laboratori
and
BUSINESS—Portland
3,000
Warren
4,000
&
-
Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Acquires Foreign Interest
organizations,
to pay annually $147,<750 into the sinking fund, .from Feb. 1,
including Feb. 1,-1975, and $246,250 annually thereafter.
Co.
1966 ;t0
3,000
-
1652.
Pfizer
The
Securities
Inc.
Co.—f40,000
Co*———
p.
(Chas.)
of
Seminole
15,000
Securities
192,
minal
Shares
*
Inc.____
Co.
Smith
&
Clayton
Eldes
Co
&
Kormendi
Granger
Beane__
Colket &
Penington,
A.
&
>
•'
52,000
Hill, Darlington & Grimmj.
Williston
the company the number
their' respective namesl
opposite
Shares
.
..
R.
from
forth
set
'
"
J.
purchase
stock
common
9
intro¬
of
the
cold
showed
company's
sales
antibiotic,
the
of
ago.—V.
some
company's
190,
p.
1018.
Financing Details—Our
13
reported the offering pursuant to a
prospectus of 288,400 shares of this Columbia
Corp.
subsidiary's
common
stock.
Additional
financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
severally
agreed
10
to
stock
are
as
Kallgarten
Kuhn,
Co
&
:
Brothers
Securities
Union
Forgan
Sachs
Goldman,
Hornblower
Lazard
&
4
—
4
& Co
Weeks—
Co.
Jackson
Webbc.',
Paine,
Curtis
Stone
&
4
'
Webster
&
Securities
tSutro &
Corp.
4
,—
1
1
1
Halle & StieglitZ——
Michael G. Kletz & Co. Inc.
Newburger, Loeb & Co.__—
4
Co
Watts
F.
National
First
W.
L.
F.
2,538,400
shares of the $1
—v.
p.
193,
par
148.
•
L.
The
Space Corp.
Johnston,
;
Feb:
that at Jan.
15
31,
•.
..
,
corporation
the
SEC
Shore
The
the
Jan.
on
Trust
Manufacturers
stock
common
the
of
has
Co.
——
John
—
8,000
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
Co.—
Sutro
corporation.—V.
192,
Blunt
Ellis
Boettcher
Coffin
&
Inc
Estabrook
Co.—
&
Simplex
Corp., New York, N. Y.
Lock
corporation
The
proceeds
be
to
are
filed
1961
8,
Shepard
Prescott,
Corp.
Campbell
Chiles-Schutz
5,000
Clark,
Co.
Sorrels-Johnson
The
A
has
SEC
exemption
to
respect
&
issued
temporarily
order
an
registration
from
under
public offering of stock
a
Kalman
the
suspending
Securities
Act
of
1933
with
Woodland
The. Commission's
to
comply
which
circular
offering
disclose
of
suspension
filed
not
was
filed
Regulation
with
Sorrels-Johnson
1959,
Commission;
and
false
its
that
misleading,
in
notification
that
they
shares
100,000
to
sold
be
company could list its stock on an
that such listing was in prospect.
order
The
the
provides
question
189,
Southern
11,789,827
7,344,804
____
taxes-,
599,882
$
"
income
Net
1,254,891'
6,851,286
operating income
charges—
Net
193,
2,097.545
1,743,473
1,757,445
after
—"V.
1,421,368
after
24,397,371
23,359,062
writing
Co.— Common
;
.
headed
group
An
—
under¬
Merrill
by Eastman Dillon, Union
Secu¬
Equitable Securities
Feb. 15, 750,000 shares
jointly, $49.16
a
Lynch,
share.
BUSINESS—Southern
sidiaries
are
Mississippi
Alabama
Power
be
applied
construction
Fenner
&
Smith
whose
company
operating
Power Co., Gulf Power
Electric Generating Co.
Southern
and
of
payment
acquisition
of
$22,000,000
property
by
of
the
common
bank
loans
this
for
1962
1961,
aggregate
DIVIDENDS—Annual
from
increased
1960.
20
1963
of
per
37Vi
cents
holders
in
per
record Feb. 6, 1961.
will not receive this dividend.
to
of
at
be
Southern's
on
share
will
1954
share
Shares
to
$
786,639,266
735,675,480
4138,390,622 417,383,354
10,170,899
138,850,135
5,374,319
4,602,712
64,167,943
58,039,905
11,020,028
* 9,938,841
11,067,547
10,090,886
145,230,566
133,624,933
132,626,043
122,494,555
S
■-
127,626,178
Trust
has
Company
stock
common
35
cents
in
to
Dallas
Mercantile
720
underwriting
and
Bldg.,
Dallas,
both
for
terms
Texas,
in
about
the
from
part
the
to
issues
'
.
is expected
offering
about
sale
filed
a
payment
for
properties,
and
of
additions
and
March
are-to
1961
the
the
have
in
Washington,
The
D.
management
period
(Feb.
construction
of
additions
of
the
toward
effect
to
payable March 6, 1961
purchased in this offering
this
sale
Southern
-
UNDERWRITERS—The
made
a
spective
their
firm
commitment
number
names;
underwriters
• -
of
shares
'
to
of
named
purchase, from
stock
:
offered
below
will
value.
have
have
improvements.
The
Jr.,
severally"
Co.
the,,
hereunder
set
opposite"
i
house.
President
PIECO
contracts
F.,
for
re¬
Daniel
M:
of
PIECO
jointly
Space-Tone.
is
engaged
with
the
in
by
General
Chairman,
Boa^d
Space-Tone
"
^
missiles
Department
the
of
President;
Winm
Space-Tone
owned
Rio
Doce
Vitoria
to
station
at
in
its
the
United
States.
'
and
of
will
.•
Philip
a
date
same
the
of
-
,
systems
and
writh
Theodore
company.
Steve
Billie,
research
net
and
fiscal
$873,475
$570,657
in
of
Sept.
also
operates
The
the
Guild
•
American
is
a
'
.
Music
subscription
of
96
value,
and
82,500
L.
Ritchie'
as
work,
other
Guild,
club
the
.
Nov.
30,
purchase
below
the
opposite
will
*
a'
Sloss
Harrison
William
&
T.
192.
;
/
of
7
whollv-
offering
LP
the
16,
the
con¬
value
of
1959
of
fiscal
the
8%
the
the
like
the
company
sales
with
year.
sale,
the
of
sinking
common
purchase
of
will
company
subordinated
shares
for
1860
compared
company
fund
stock,
no
and
debentures
&
Co.
p.
terms
their
Inc..
and
agreement
severally
the
subject
dated
made
following
respective
&
the
1961,
commitment
number
of
units
J
McCarley
Odess,
3,500
Doe
&
Co.
Martin,
&
set-
Units
2,500
Inc
Sellers,
Bonham
Boenning
3,500
conditions
10,
names:
18,000
Co.
the
firm
1
Units
12,000
Robbins
to
Feb.
a
Hanrahan
&
&
2,500
Co
Co.
1,500
Inc
1,500
2167.
Stelma, Inc.—Files for Secondary—
This
company,
statement
and
$110,035
the
in
for
have
!
having
remain
to
all
Jan.
$1,006,667,
the
$241,560
31,
company
Co.
Inc.
—V.
1960
with
of
510,000
the
below
Johnson, Lane, Space Corp..
>
for
of
contract
Aug.
for
underwriting
from
technical
Engineering,
' '
in
to
a
;
of
As
ended
net
warrants
•■v
Connor,
rrcre
stock.-
named
forth
"Buye«r-
company
includes
value
a
will
necessary
contracts
price
homes
are
the
house.
having
ended
completion
1981,
that
compared
$450,000
1,
1954.
sells
and
house
the
of
proceeds
August
in
the
contract
year
and
$13,741
debt,
effective
.
Simon
Vice-President
Secretary -Treasurer.
subsidiary.
C.
in
the
materials
of
houses
months
$227,277
the
For
of
underwriters
Product;
R.
un¬
1960.
in
three
of
the
finish
backlog
30
construction
constructs
all
to
gross
of
the
homes,
price
total
a
with
sales
1959.
sales
$457,785
par
fidelity
PIECO
operate
'
weapons
Defense
William
and
Offered—An
by
incorporated
"shell"
basic
backlog
a
the
net
in
Marron,
announced
ret.),
Chairman
PIECO
in
$229,000
company
necessary
had
homes
due
projects for private industry.
It is planning to expand into
production of circuits, amplifiers and tuners.
Mr. Connor will become.
as
the
from
mineral which
a
found
any
practically
The
utilities
with
contained
Corporation (PIECO), electronics
The
acquisition
becomes
subsidiary.
•
from
railroad
beryllium oxide (BeO). The
geology of the entire area.
financing
was
the
with
debentures
%
organization.
was
S.
Board
.
Southern
-
Inc:
CAPITALIZATION—After
payment
20).
action
(U.
A.
when
the
remaining
capital.
so-called
buyer
of
reported
service
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
The
which
the
company
reported
•
C. corporation,
publicly-owned high
firm, has snno'"""'-' acquisition M
Engineering
development
today
is
and
year
debentures.
of
purpose
EARNINGS—For
2461.
Industrial
and
that
fact
Brazil,
last
Brazil.
.
22.
balance
the
$315,000
'
Space-Tone Electronics Corp.—Acquires—
and
the
in
road
the
beryl,
14%
is
mile
main
from
jointly
and
working
Homes,
and
compared
be
the
homes
the
common
equipment
date
the sellers
principal
business
of
the
company
is
the
con¬
of "buyer-completed" homes. Of the proceeds from
will be allocated by the company to its mortgage
for
the*
materials
—V.
This
effective
Concession—-
Gerais,
of
headed
shares
than
complete
have
r
the
concession
Inc.—Securities
Homes,
company.
Crest
company's
construction program contemplates the expenditure of about $21,952,000
for the 1961 fiscal year and about $17,105,000 for the 1962 fiscal year.
is
outstanding 23,302,250 shares of common stock of $5 par
the
by
struction
bonds and preferred stock will
in full of bank loans (expected
to
costs
p.
miles
than
sale
earmarked
supplies
of
obtained
$14,500,000)
improvements
191,
1961,
approximately 200 miles north
is in the form of
group
for
complete
stock,
$25
par
to be
offered for public sale
headed by Dillon. Read & Co. Inc. The interest
dividend rate on the preferred stock, and public
proceeds
further
of
Of
1961.-
share
per
net
applied
31,
the
Minas
maximum
a
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
$515,000,000.
expended
public
be
state of
v
larger
$500,000
be
Service Co.—Registers—
amendment.
The
to
pro¬
balance
an
and
sale,
sold
for
the common
and
4.40%
cumulative
Southwestern
Electric Service
Co.—V.
189,
agent
the
of
bonds,
The
and
1 ¥2
and
acres
from
leet
which
Crest
subsidiary
appointed
been
preferred
price
be
show
to
the
the
Service Co.—Appointment—
York
statement with the SEC on Feb. 9, 1961," covering $15,- J
mortgage
bonds
due
1991
and
120,000
shares of
by
subject
A.
shists,
within
additional
of
first
the
on
antici¬
is
Marron, Sloss &
Co., Inc. and Harrison & Co. offered for public sale on
Feb.
15, 45,000 units of Steel Crest Homes, Inc.*: at
$18 per unit. Each unit consists of four shares of com¬
mon
stock, one $10 face amount of 8% subordinated
sinking fund debentures due Sept. 1, 1981, and one
warrant expiring Jan. 30, 1963, permitting the purchase
underwriters
offering
supplied
stock
and
affiliated
estimated
are
$173,000,000
dividends
cents
dividend
A
and
estimated
an
rate
sub¬
Co.,
companies.
Any remaining proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes
including additional investments in operating affiliates."
PLANT
OUTLAY—Total construction
expenditures
of the
operating
affiliates
S
63,883,871
9,981,493
New
company,
through
is
is one-quarter
in
BUSINESS—The
transfer
of
S.
much
are
to
derwriting
1960—12 Months—1959
38 042 713
—
income
stock
cumulative
Inc.,
Co.,. Georgia
proceeds from this sale of additional
the
to
or
holding
a
Power
Co.,
PROCEEDS—The
will
is
Pierce,
taxes
Bank
registration
Corp. offered for public sale on
of the company's common stock priced at $50 per share.
The group purchased the stock from the company on
Feb. 14, bidding $49.31 per share. Other bids came from
First Boston Corp. and Lehman Brothers, jointly, $49,252
a share, and Morgan Stanley & Co.,
Kidder, Peabody &
and
shists
Steel
000,000
it
should
years
in contrast to
This is
1,700
over
beryllium
contained
completed"
rities & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc., and
Co.
1,000
40.649 913
Southwestern Public
.
.
.
Offered
Stock
.
1,000
19,140,154
.
1961),
geologists' reports, 12 definitely established shists,
area approximately one-fifth of the total, ranged
in size from 20 meters wide by-87 meters long by 35 meters high (the
smallest), to 130 meters long by 48 meters wide by 50 meters high.
In
an area equal to 20%
of the total, proven reserves amount to 2,100,000
tons, with an additional probable 864,000 tons.—V. 190, p. 1117.
1972.
p.
future
Boa Vista
property
1,000
the
in
contains
is
located
all
243.
p.
York
New
This
Southern
1,000
.
Icombra,
of
The
struction
6,081,842
30,
Feb. *10, "confirmed
on
the
operator.
Valladares,
Vista's
According
1,000'
67,025,758
__—
charges——
193,
Chemical
18,879,338
20,122,872
423.
p.
Janeiro.
form
pure
mineral
These
———.
from
consists
Doquete
Boa
•
Wright & Co.
1960—Month—1959-
Southwestern Electric
79,562,486
-
1,000
CoL—
did
but
approximately
$
127,882,728
20,523,494:
541,852
operating
Net
Sept.
purchased ore from several mining companies in
not participate in the actual mining. The concession
de
Barra
Co.—Earnings-
Telephone
taxes
operating
—v.
ends
through, Jan.
1
President,
and
owner
Vista
i,ooo:
Wulff, Hansen & Co.—_„
$
revenues
preferred
Net
Bell
Operating expenses,——
Federal
(which
Beryllium
Steel
on
options.
of
Co.—Acquires—
Beryllium Corp.—Buys
River,
1,000
Williams & Co. Inc
T.
Inc.
9,000
completed
has purchased
sole
Qovernador
——_;
&
Oct.
of Rio
1,500
.■
Sloan
C.
Arthur L.
4,000
Southwestern
1960—12 Months—1959
11,385,989 135,698,386
7,845,773
83,926,235
1,747,596
C.
Period End. Dec. 31—
made
or
Donald
4,000
Co._—
&
1,500
1,500
—
Co
&
exercise
upon
oL Chem-Therm—which
Brandon,
purchased
Eoa
1,000
Drummond Inc.
4.000
Co._
&
Peet
L.
ihe
was
Pierce, White &
4,000
and
vacated
$
4,000
O.
purchase
748.
p.
Other
operating taxes—
Other
1960
request,
upon
be
1960—Month—1959
revenues
income
Federal
of
193,
H.
4,000
Co._
——
Noel
Alstyne,
—V.
the
end
hearing,
should
$
Operating
the
that
&
Co
Woodard-Elwood
England Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—.
Operating expenses
by
and
4,000
&
issuable
and earnings in
price
year,
company
the area,
1,500
McFaul
Hess
Neuhaus & Co.
Inc.
Van
1,500
1,500
&
Edwards Inc
J.
4,000
to
purchase
year
that sales
fiscal
Standard
1,000
R.
&
——_i
&
Moore
Operating
for
suspension
the
share,
per
Becker
Scranton
W.
Cartwright
the
now
Co.—
&
underwriter
Chem-Therm's
Standard
1,500
———-
_.—
and
option
an
transfer of the stock.
Spring StreetCapitaJUwUJL pay
equal annual instalments.—V. 191, pi, 1010.
'
Philip
I
4,000
Co.—
&
Inc.
Underwood,
to
1799.
p.
New
$4
exchange
opportunity
an
whether
permanent.—V.
at
4,000
—
Co.
Smith,
acquisition of a license to manufacture and market
a
hypodermic needle and information with respect to the license and
its acquisition and (b) the establishment of a plant in Beverly, Mass.;
and that the
stock offering was made in violation of Section 17(a)
of the Act,
in that the unfiled sales material represented that the
ptock was worth $4 per share, that the company would very shortly
register
4,000
—
Brewer,
1,500
Leydecker
Stokes
the
of
should
1,500
Co.—.
&
to
exercise
upon
1,500
1,5C0
Co.
Taussig, Day & Co. Inc.Thayer, Baker & Co. Inc._
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins
Burns, Corbett & Pickard
Co.
Sweney
ten
Inc.—
Walter
&
Hughes
Reeves
&
Chas.
and
failed
Lynch-
&
Steele
J.
Inc.
capitalization
adjustments—is expected to approximate $180,394.
The amount
purchase price also will be adjusted to reflect any after taxes
or
loss generated by the company from the beginning of the
the
Mayer——-
&
Stephenson,
of
in
Inc.——
Co.
Co.
Co.
fiscal
current
and
current
1,500
&' Co.——:—.
FI.
4,000
Inc.
Saunders, Stiver & Go._—._
the
(a)
—
& Co.
Bryant
Russ
Seasongood
&
Co.—
inc.
Rouse,
pro¬
188,000 common shares at $1 per share.
order asserts that the company failed
by reason of its use of sales material
the
&
Leonard
Daniel
with
$300,000 in
exceeding
not
April
in
A
with
were
securities
of
offerings
notification
a
public offering
the
posed
public
In
Perry &
4,000
—————:
Raffensperger,
t
Rice
4,000
Corp.——,—
Mericka
J.
Co.
Paine,
Robinson
Pantry,
authorized
/■
■
outright
purchase
the
1,500'
Co.—
4,000
4,000
Co
&
1,500
Berney
Levy, Williams
Moore,
.
to
amount.
Co.
Stern
Wm.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
respect
&
Lawson,
&
this corporation, of
Y"
by
Laird
Co.—^___—.
of
&
Securities
4,000
Inc.
Co.
McCormick
Regulation
a
&
profit
Inc.—
George.—-
&
The
sheet
4,000
Handy
laundries. 'V
recovery
1,500
4,000
Inc.-
Co.
of
issuable
shares
21,000
Capital
the
that
taxes
1,500
4,000
Inc._:
&
Richards
Kay,
-;x.*7
Co.
in
of
amount
portionate improvement.
1,500
Inc.
Jones
&
shares
Street Capital
in
the
—
Mayes
Mid-South
Miller
Sulzberger,
Kirkland & Co.—
&
&
S.
June
4,000
4,000
Corp
1,50.0
1,500
Co.—
Roulston
Applegate
Humphrey
increase
to
assumed equipment
$440,000 in con¬
company
total
assets
the
rates'.
sales will exceed $1,400,000 and net profits
approximate $68,000.
Losses have been reflected by the company during the
past two years
as a
result of the disruptive effects of a fire at the Monrovia
plant in
1958.
It appears, however, that the company has made a substantial
1,500
——
Hulme,
Co
&
Hilsman
H.
Hendrix
4,000
Hanrahan
:
4,000
—
&
&
Inc.
Securities
Securities
Jenks,
Brownell
Carey
the
the
the
ll%iof
to
price of $6.60 per share, such option
time during the 6 months beginning one year
at
Street
auto
after
!
.
._.
Grant,
Inc..:
Co.
Union
Co..n
Gunn,
of
8%
higher
the
carry
pated
1,500
&
5,000
4,000
—____
Strudwicki—
&
Hallowcll,
Corp.—Offering Suspended—
Colo.
Park,
up
to
for
Eppler,
Inc.
Co.
J.
5,000
&
of approximately
by
In
Co.—
Inc.
HJ300.932 shs.
1,500
—
&
Guerin
Outstanding$959,854.12
*
1,500
;
—_—
Holyoke
FINANCING
$959,854.12
1,500
Curtiss,
Turner
PRESENT
TO
negotiations in early February
of all of the outstanding stock of
Manufacturing Co.
-.
Chem-Therm- is a leading manufacturer of capital
equipment for the
automobile laundry industry and industrial steam
cleaning equipment,
in addition to serving as a distributor of chemical
products employed
1,500
5,000
5,000
&
Inc.
Anderson
First
Y ^.Y-Y'-Y: .■•■•..•'-Y;
production.'
Cohu
Spring
&
Inc.
Ellis,
addi¬
will be
55
Chem-Therm
Co.
5,000
the
arranging
§500,000 shs.
1960,
2,
9,000
include
1,500
5,000
:
Oct.
obligations in
2167.
p.
resulting
Co.—
Landstreet
EFFECT
contracts
acquisition
any
hereof.
date
not
1,500
Corp.
Co.—
that
estimated
open
Authorized
recent
after
include
Co._—_
&
House
the
192,
Spring
1,500
Cunningham, Schmertz &
Co.—
to
currently
value
par
to give effect
Inc.-
5,000
&
is
It
required
is
payable^
company has granted
its common stock at a
of
iDoes
1,500
—
Most
exercisable
—V.
&
'5,000
Coe
from
company
split.
1,500
Inc.—
&
Legg
&
Co.——_
Co._
GIVING
without
the
not
the
be
after
2,000
Inc.—„——_
Fay
Mosle
2,000
Inc.——
Co.
&
Cleveland
&
Co._-___
Kirkpatrick Inc.
Collin, Norton & Co
Co.
First
2,000
&
Robbins
&
5,000
&
to
Co
&
5,000
—-
which
Carroll
W.
Lee
UDoes
shares
Inc. —
Brown
Inc.
Dain
C.
S.
6,000
Denton
&
&
Mackall
Blakeley
wi.h
stock
2,000
Gould
Blankenship,
C.
the
by
inventories.
company
company
effective financing ccst
SAdjusted
4-to-l
Co.—____
&
Sherrerd———
Bros.
received
'
addition,
2,000
—
Bass '&
6,000
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
M.
M.
Corp.—
Securities
Ste-son
tin
2,000
:___
&
Biddle
—
Co
&
Roney
initial
the
the
contracts
purcn,
purchase contract
Sons—_
Inc
Co.
Co.--
Winckler
J.
6,000
_—
C.
F.
Co.
&
Inc.
Win.
E'lworthy
and
Strader ■&
Jack
Hanseatic
with
by
which
balance.
nection
2,000
6,000
York
be
of
them
outlay
for
stock,
an
V*, f, -V
2,000
Co.-——
Co
Yarnall,
John
a
Walker
&
&
Westheimer
Files With
for expenses of the offering
for initial costs of tooling
used
Manufacturing
Scovill
pay
Feb.
on
&
Simon
M.
6,000
Carmen
—
Vercoe
ing in
unpaid
2,000
Inc.
6,000
6,000
New
to
stock
^Financing charges relating to equipment purchase contracts at rates
ranging from 4% to 5.6% are added to the total contract price, result¬
2,000
•
Carrlson,-: Wulbern
Pierce,
Stix
Common
2,000
—
.'
Co
I.
Co._______
Milwaukee
cash
Equipment
2,000
Co._——
Inc
Co.
&
6,000
Rotan,
ComrrussiQn—•
&
Haupt & Co
Hayden, Miller & Co._i._~
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
Ira
Hooker
letter of notification with
the SEC covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
at $3 per share, through Charles -Plohn & Co.,- and B. W.
Pizzini &.
Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.
•'J
/'■*: r<» i •»•'<»•« oa
The
Newman
Joseph
The
stocking
stores
2,000
&
6,000
6,000
6,000
6,000
—
Co.-,-—--—.—
&
number
Y.1
2,000
Inc
6,000
6,000
Co
&
Deetjen
Emanuel,
Dallas
Securities and Exchange
Murch
6,000
Co
Burr,
and
initial
2,000
Masten
8,000
Simmons—
&
&
Bradford
C.
J.
The
2268.
p.
&
.
Dittmar
for
E.
A.
Pur¬
—
,
proceeds
common
the
CAPITALIZATION
2,000
Bell
8,000
Hopwood
&
Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus—
Stetson
co-registrar
Kemper
&
Mason-Hagan
——
&
A.
Kerr
Co.————■•.•'■•8,000
Co.—
8,000
Ohio
Winslow,
appointed
been
2,000
&
J.
Calnevar, Inc.—Appointment—
Co._—
Ellis
Burns
covering 200
& Anderson—
Sanford_i__J—
Green,
&
Offered
approximately $400,000.
2,000
Hattier
Co
net
the
of
2,000
8,000
&
Stock
31
2,000
Co.-—
&
8,000
8,000
Hogle-&
tional
2,000
Gradison
D.
instruments.
,2,000
Co.—
A.
the
Inc._
MacGregor
Co.——_r——
Butcher
26, 1961' filed a letter of notification with
units each consisting of two shares of common
stock (par 50 cents)
and one 20-year 6% cumulative fully registered
subordinated
debenture,
together with 2C0 rights, to be offered as
follows: Of units, $1,000 per unit; of rights, $62.50 each. The offeringwill be underwritten by Kennedy-Peterson, Inc., Hartford, Conn.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V.
191, p. 2029.
The
&
&
___
Sherburne, Vt.—Files With SEC—
Sherburne Corp.,
W.
10,000
Co.___.——
Pipe.v Jaffray
1961, for the first three months of the 1961 fiscal year, sales were up
approximately 7% and profits were up approximately 5% over the like
period of last year.
'
V
Earnings for the first quarter of the 1961 fiscal year were $597,660,
after depreciation and amortization charges of $154,335.
The earnings
for the like three-month period of 1960 were $569,672, after deprecia- tion and amortization charges of $151,203.
•
•
Sales and
pre-tax profits of the Burgess - Eattery Divisions for the
1061 first quarter were the highest in Burgess*, history for the com¬
parable period.'
'•'
•The foregoing figures do not include
any provision for Federal or .
Canadian
income
taxes,
as
the company has a substantial tax loss
carry-forward which expires in part at various dates up to Oct. 31, ,
1963.
•
'•
*•>'■
In January the Lurgess Magnetic Tape Division released for national
distribution,
primarily
through
the Burgess Battery Divisions'
dis¬
tributor
organization,
magnetic
tape
for professional and
amateur :
eound recording uses.—V. 192, p. 2656. ,
/
i;
«
Glover
&
Hirsch
tures
2,000
Co.—
&
Hentz
H.
The
.
2,000
Co. Inc.
Furman
Garrett-Bromfield
Burnham
McDonald
on
&
Bros.
sale
expand
2,000
i
Inc:
Inc.— Common
Jan.
a
"
G.
musical
will be used as woiking capital, in order
franchise-operated "Speedee Mart" retail
food stores, and more specifically will be applied to the acquisition of
additional retail outlets, equipping new outlets with the necessary fix¬
2,000
Co.
&
Friedman-—
H.
the
to
2,000
Co
Emerson
Alester
10,000
Co.—1 10,000
Co.— TO,000
&
&
Maxfield
v
,
——_
&
Lemon
Smithers
S.
"
L.
H.
12,000
Co.-
Lane,
Johnson,
C.
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
12,000
&
2,000
C.
Mart,
to
PROCEEDS—The
2,000
McGuiness & Co.
Collings & Co. Inc.-
Davenport
Day——
2,000
&
Chaplin,
12,000
—
and
prospectus, J.- A. Hogle & Co.,
132
South
Main
St., Salt Lake City, Utah, publicly
offered 90,000 shares of this firm's no par common stock
at $6 per share.
2,000
——___!—
Inc.
cabinets
phonographs,
1916.
p.
Speedee
2,000
Inc.
Co.
&
Whiteside
12,000
Co
Co.—
Walker
H.
Cassell
F.
stereophonic
192,
suant
2,000
Co
&
Associates—
Cass
Winslow
Anthony &
G.
appointed
President, reported
Menzies,
C.
&
&
Chace,
*
Up—
Net
Inc.—Sales,
Servel,
C.
Co.—
&
Co.———
&
&
J.
Duncan
12,000
duPont
I.
Rothschild
R.
;
been
Quincy
Moseley
Sutro
has
Bullington-Schas
22,000
Tucker,
transfer agent for
value common stock of the corporation. .
:<%.»'•
Bank
Bioren
22,000
Shields
■
City
22,000
v".
2,000
2,000
Co.:.—_—
Hutzler.
Co
—
2,000
Co
Inc.—
Co.—:
records,
2,000
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
2,000
Inc.
Co,_
&
Hough
&
&
12,000
Pressprich & Co.— 12,000
S.
R.
&
&
Francis
;
Beil
&
Leafy
Barrow,
Inc.
Derbes
Bros.
Witter
Dean
F.
Appointment—
Co._
Barney
Smith,
1
——
•>"
Baker,
Salomon
—,
— —
4
Co.
&
'
4
-
M. Loeb, Rhoades
Carl
& Co. Inc
33,000
Equitable Securities Corp.- 33,000
Bear, Stearns & Co.__-— 22,000
W. C. Langley & Co.—
3
R. W. Fressprich & Co
3
Reynolds & Co. Inc.
3
Shields & Co.—
„—,—3
4
—
&
Freres
Co.—
&
Co.-
&
_
Co.-,.-
&
Simonds & Co.
&
Blyth
3%
3
3
3
Hayden, Stone & Co
3
W. E. Hutton & Co._—3
Estabrook
5
—
Dillon,
Eastman
Glore,
12
5
Co.—
&
Loeb
Lehman
Bache & Co
.
Bear, Stearns & Co
P. Eberstadt & Co.—
12%
;—
&
Baker,
Dillon,
Securities
Union
Percentage
Percentage
& Co:
Noyes
Arnold
33,000
Eastman
percentages
Hemphill,
Shares
Shares
the company at the- subscription price,
in the
set forth below, such of the shares of common
not subscribed for pursuant to the subscription offering:
from
purchase
respective
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(810)
with
common
thereof,
basis"
of 200 Henry St., Stamfords Conn., filed
the SEC
stock,
The
through
to
be
offering
on
is to
underwriters
:
a
registratic
Feb.
15, covering 200,000 outstanding shar<
for public sale by the
present holde
be made on a "best efforts all or noi
offered
headed
by
•
Amos
Treat
&
Continued
Co.,
on
Inc.,
page
w)
5
Volume
193
Number 6031
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:
.
V
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*
.
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tables*.
announcements
-In
nounced
a
the
first
second
table
in
grouped/in
indicate
we
during the
are
ail
the
current week./ Then
which
show
we
two -separate
dividends an¬
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(quar.)
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3-31
3-
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2-17
Abicibi Power & Paper, Ltd.—-
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Corp.—■" ■'7,'^"%/:/.,
Artists Picture's
5'l/a %
prexerred
Allis; (Louis
American
5//
ir.
(q u a i/) 1
Chicle
Co.'
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Growth
of
ordinary
Seating
American
Stores
Co.
dividend
American
common
American
Quarterly
American
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2-for-l
stock
Asbestos
;
40c
3-
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I
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4-
3
3
4-10 1
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(
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:
2-24
3-
3-30
3-15
2-24
3-17
3-
/ 3-
First
3
6
(quar.)__
$30c
Transport, 6% conv. pfd. (accum.)
Atlantic Acceptance Corp., Ltd.— ""
preferred
:
,
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B
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3-31
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3-
3-
$55c
25c
2-15
1
3-15
$ioy2c
Babbitt
5%
(B.
Co.,
preferred
Florida
common
Bank
preferred A
(quar.)_
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62 V2C
Power
preferred
Barden
Beau
4-20
$1.75
(quar;)_!_
4-20
21c
(quar.)________
Brummell
3-25
$1.06
____________
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3-25
4-20
3-
-
■
3-10
IOC
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Bergstrom
Class
Bird
&
Black
payment
Paper
B
Son,
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5%
payment
free
British
of
about
this
7l/10c
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to
&
Buckeye
tax.
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will
amount
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share)
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time.)
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.
35c
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deferred
payment
Co.
of
40c
Permanent
Wire
&
2-28
2-24
3-15
3-
(annual)
(quar.)
$20c
3-15
$25c
4-
3
(quar.)
$50c
4-
3
3-15
3-15
2-28
(quar.)
Stone, Ltd.
Ltd.
Mortgage
Cable,
Ltd.,
class
B_
$5c
Celanese, Ltd, (quar.)
Canadian Collieries
Resources, Ltd.—
preferred
series
General
B
P
to
Insurance
Canadian
Hydrocarbons, Ltd.
Carpenter Equipment (quar.)
100%
(a
stock
$30c
is-a»__
Co.
&
Light,
3-10
common
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
38c
(stock
(Toronto)
1
1
3-31
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Plastics
3-31
3
3-15
1
3-17
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1
40c
30c
3-
3-10
$1.75
4-
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$1
4-
1
3-17
50c
5-
1
3-22
$1.16
5-
1
3-22
$1.31 V*
(New Haven)"____ -''/
50c
5-
1
3-22
$1.12 y2
(interim)
3-15
50c
___
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,
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Industries
3-15
Oil
Co.
Co.
25c
(quar.)__
this
-(N. Y.)
3-14
time)
(quar.)_%:
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Class B
Class
Cot,
B
Crowley's
Dan
—J__.
class
A
(quar,)
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1
this
1
33-
2-27
7%
1
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pfd.
i
1
preferred
(quar.):
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15c
River
Mills, Inc. (quqr.
DeJur-Amsco Corp., class A (stock dividend
Diamond Alkali Co. (quar.)_
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5-15
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National Bank
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3-17
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(F.
2-24
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1
3-
3
3-30
3-10
6%
4-29
43-
1
3
3-10
Minnesota
4-
3
3-10
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3
3-10
Missouri
9-11
8-18
3-20
3-
4-
3-
3
soon
3-15
3-
4-
3-
1
Mines,
held.
Trust
v
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3-30
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6-1
3-17
4c
2-28
2-21
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3-i4
3- 7
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4-
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3- 1
3-15
2-17
3c
3-15
2-28
3-15
2-28
10e
22V2C
60c
50c
$50c
3-15
4-17
4- 1
4-1
3-15
3- 1
4- 3
3-20
3-10
2-17
2-24
2-17
10c
3-20
2-20
3-20
2-20
8-24
8-14
(quar.)—
(quar.)
s-a)
Mills. Inc., common
from
(2c
net
25c
30c
$1.12Vi
$1.17V2
(increased)..
(initial
(quar.)__
investment
3-31
3-13
2-27
2-27
2-17
2-17
3- 2
r
3-1
3-1
3-10
2-17
6-15
and
profits).
5-
1
3-30
National
Securities & Research
5-
1
3-30
5
2-24
2-28
2-15
3-
1
2-17
4-24
4-12
$1.06Vi
25c
$31 Vic
3-
1
3-
1
4-
1
National
National
2-28
.
.
—
$45c
2 V2 %
2)4%
(quar.60c
(initial-quar.j-26'/4C
Income
3-15
3-13.
2-24
3-13
3-
4-
1,
3-10
4-
1
4-
3
Semi-annual
3-10
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(Chicago)—
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0
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—
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River.Insurance»(N. -Y.): (quar.)___—
Northrop
Ohio
Corp.
Edison
3.90%
4.40%
4.44%;
Co.,
(quar.)_____/—___________
common
preferred
preferred
Mfg.
Oxford
Mfg.,
-(quar.)
_—
(quar.)_^.
(quar.)-—-
preferred
Opelika
24c
gtd
(s-a)$3.50
42Vic
North
,
v
2
.
and
American. Life, Insurance
,
3-10
27/4c
County Trust Co. (Brookline, Mass.)—
Quarterly
North
2-24
3-20"
(quar.)_
Jersey
Norfolk
4-20
4-15
A
Natural Gas, common (quar.)__
preferred (s-a)
-/
Newberry (J. J.) Company (quar.)___——
Noranda Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)_
4-20
5-19
:
6%
3-10
5-19
net invest¬
Jersey Aluminum Extrusion—
New
2-24
3-31
2334c
54 Vic
68-%c
----
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3-10
Corp.—
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Growth
New
3-15
3-15
He
,15c
3
income.
ment
2-15
$65c
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
Quarterly distributions from
2-15
$35c
Insurance
(Hartford)
Fire
Oats
4-
1V2 %
,
quar.)
(reduced
Corp.
National
10%
pid.~(quar.)__-__
*
Lines
Co.
2
3-
37'4c
——
(stock dividend)
income
6-20
4- 1
—
—
National
$15c
Corp.
investment
$3.50
50c
(quar.)___
(quar.)_
(quar.)
securities
Nachman
Ltd.— -•
(quar.)
com.
15c
12'/2C
10c
25c
3- 1
3- 1
3-11
4-1
4-1
4- 1
3-24
3-1
7-14
3-11
(quar.)___
common
preferred
(s-a)—
Ohio Mfg.
(quar.)
from
2c
/'
Y.)
3-13
—$1.07Vi
$1-38
Paper
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.
Cookie
Vernon
7%
Murray
Mutual
n
common
'/»%
;—
2-10
addi-
shs.
Products
Mount
3
to
an-
2-14
2-27
2-20
2-20
2-20
—
preferred
preferred
4.70%
3-10
1
3-15
2-28
2-28
3-13
3- 1
.3- 1
3- 1
3-12
5- 1
4-1
3-13
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
Mother's
20c
Mfg.
Manufacturing Co
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common
Moore
91 Vic
25c
3-10
30c
35c
$1.25
$1.27Vi
$1.37V2
15c
40c
30c
18c
Modine
1
-
—
30c
(quar.)_
5%
Service,
preferred
5.52%
2-16
&
Ontario
&
Public
4.50%
3
2-20
4-10
(quar.)
Mining
Aluminum Co.
Stock
3-17
1
3- I
3-13
55c
preferred
4-
3-15
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred
4-
2-27
2-27
4-25
Corp
5Vi %
Minnesota
3-15
3-15
$1
17Vic
(increased).—
Line
(quar.)
$5.10
3-16
2-24
3-15
40c
N. Y.)
(quar.)
Trust
&
Motor
Fast
Oil
1
3-
(Albany,
,
50c
Bank
preferred B
4-
2-28
3-1
2-15
$1.75
quarterly
Minneapolis Gas Co.,
7
3-15
3-27
3-15
3-10
:6c
50c
$1
-
35c
(initial)
common
Michigan Sugar Co., 6% preferred (accum.)
Middle States Telephone Co. of Illinois—
1
3-
—
3-20
3-17
3- 2
,
,
—«—
& Co., new
National
Merchants
•
Stock Fund
(quar.)
2-24
2-20
;
3-31
3-31
3-10
50c
$15c
45c
—
$7 preferred (quar.)
Mechanics & Farmers Bank
Mellon
3-27
Lumber
River
3-15
3- 6
;'
———
McGraw-Edison Co
3-17
1
(Detroit)—
income)
(From investment
.
30c
10c
(quar.)
Maytag Co. (quar.)
4-
15c
•
will be held
;
3- 3
1
10%
—
Milling, Ltd.
McCloud
3-17
:
Corp.
class
(quar.)
:
(quanU——
;——
A—
8- 17-21
3-10-2-20
.
3-11
40c
37c
97V2C
$1.10
$1.11
20c
25c
2-24
3-31;
4- 1
4- 1
4- -1
4- 1
3- 1
,
3-1
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
2-20
■
com.
$60c
(quar.)!_
.
.
4-15
3"15
$750'
4-15
3-15
'//Investors Syndicate of-Canada, Ltd.—
ZZ. .!.-/:*
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^40c
A
Inc.
4-25
50c
-
Investment Foundation, Ltd.,
-v76% preferred jquar,)
Class
4-
—
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Moore-McCormack
security profits.
3-3
4-1
—
_—
Growth
3-
4-25
4-25
.!
3-25
.
55c
$1.75
"
Massachusetts
3-24
5-15
5-15
(Chicago) —
4-15
________
<
________
(quar.)—;———
$1.25
(stock dividend)
of
(quar.)__
1
Marquette Cement Mfg.
(quar.).-
Bank
35C
Co.
4-10
1
-
dividend)—r_—
(Subject to approval of stockholders).
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)_____^
Manufacturers
$4c
dividend)-!
net
3-1
5-
Exploration—*
——
Manpower,
60c
:
Irom
j
5-26
^—
3-1
6c
(quar.)
&
Industries
Maguire
$1.75
Securities'rjunior / pfd.
(ouar..)-^—.
/(No action taken-on com. payment at this
»*' • .time) ■
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4-1
—
6-15
(quar.)„_
3-15
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3- 1
20c
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15c
,
Land
2-20
30c
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—
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-
3-15
split
Maple Leaf
(quar.)—
common
"
(San
2-17
45c
Lower St. Lawrence Power -(s-a)
$50c
Loyal Protective Life Insurance Co/AMass.)-^^!
™
Increased quarterly
25c
1
25c
Interstate
*
8
________
Company,, common
(P.)
Louisiana
1
$50c
2-20
"
3-
Wayne)—
the class A stock omitted at
preferred
2-28
$$1.40
2-27
2-24
2-17.
82c
time.)
Lorillard
3-15
$10c
_
3-16
•"
Co..
4-
1
3-21
or
2-20
—
(incr.-quar.)
Z
25c
:______
1
•
;
2-28
4-
(Fort
two-for-one
a
stock dividend
(initial)
25%
a
common
Midwest
3-10
3-
.
Increased
2-15
+$1
3-30
'3-10
Life* Ins.
4-
25c
(optional in cash
approved
(Payment on
—
3-31
$10c
30c
2-20
(quar.)______
(Canada)
International Paper, new
% $4 preferred '(quar.)
>-
"
'3-10
40 c
•.
Crawford
Crosett
plus
New
2Vic
15c
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(quar.) __*!
Corp. (quar.)_
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
'*
55c
(stock
3-15
3-10
1
Lockwood, Kessler & Bartlett—
Fund
;
< Interstate. Power Co.,* common"(quar;) r_—_!
»'•4.36% t. preferred' (quar.)——;—.—
5'4 %* preferred (qyar.
Y 3-16
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Co.
1
25c
-International Harvester Co.
^
3-10
3
1
4%
—
2-20
of
General
2-24
1
(quar.).
—-—
National
Stockholders
Means
5c
(quar.)
Publishing (quar.
Coro, Incorporated (quar.)
&
(George)
Ltd.
Corp., 4'4%
Company
_j.
Fund
2-24
4-
—
3-15
36Vic
__—
,
Clark
Chemical
3-
3-
3-21
3-
65c
Boston-!.!.-^—
(quar,).—
Industrial Acceptance; Ltd. (quar.)
4—_.
Inland Credit, class A i (stock dividend)
Indiana
2-28
5
4-
Income
2-15
6
3-27
$1.75
(quar.)_
3-15
—
~
Continental- Insurance
3-15.
3-25>
$1.1834
Imperial Investment, Ltd., $1.25 pfd.. (quar.)
$1.40
preferred
(quar,)
/_____
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada) (quar.)—
>
(Va.)
dividend
Class
.
'
(quar.)
com.
Co.
pfd.
7%
Lincoln
3
1
3-25
35c
;
Consolidated Freightways Inc.—
(Common payment omitted at
Corson,-(G.
"3-10
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Cowles
Honegger's & Co.
3-15
3-
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp; (quar.):
33c
(quar.)—
2-17
"
2-15.
15c
3-15
common—
(quar.)
(N.
3-
3%
2-24
'
Hyster
Co.,
Electronic
preferred
$10c
35c
3-15
r
Howard Stores
(quar.)_;
Copp
5%
3- 3
—
3-
25c
(quar.K
.Home Insurance Co.
3-3
4-17
3-2/2
(N. H.)
(quar.)___
(increased)
Inc.
Myers Tobacco,
Insurance
3-10
3-
4-1
2%
12Vac
75c
Ltd
Holly Sugar Corp.,
>/'
1
3-15
(quar.)
A
3-17
32 V2C
RR.,-5%
quar.)
1
preferred
Continental
(Increased
2-20
5.25%
Consolidated
-
4-
•.
$1.1834
consider-:„a .proposal
to issue
tional sh. of stk. for each 2
3-
preferred
&
,.
3-20
4-
(quar.)__
____'
4.64%
Community Bank
.
3-20
4-
(initial)
Edison
7
$1
(quar.)
Commonwealth
4-
(quar.)__" $1.37 y2
(quar. )__
(quar.)
preferred
Colorite
s
25c
62 y2c
common
4%.
3
3-10
—
class
National Bank
Refineries,
40c
.___
meeting
1
28V8C
74V2C
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
(quar.)
7%
3-
3-24
v
Stockholders
4-
45c
stock)
'
common
& Co.,
3-15
1.
40c
$1
(quar.)
30c
—
—
April 26.
2-27
3-15
dividend
45c
5%
1
3-15
,
—
Life Insurance Investors
7
Hazeltine Corp.
(quarJ.
Heinz (H. J.) Co,,- 3.65% pfd. (quar.)__—__
Hewitt-Robbins, Inc. (quar.)__
Holiday Inns of America, Inc.^—
3-16
4-
22c
Equipment (quar.)
Peabody
Co.
Mines,
Mfg;,
4-
30c
(quar.)-;—
3-21
3-
(quar.)—
stockholders
3-10
3-31
$50c
.-_
Iron,
1
1
(extra)—
Trust & Savings
Quarterly /
Haveg Industries, Inc.—
•
1 % %
(quar.)_
Cliffs
1
3-
4-
Assurance
Ohio
,
.
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,
Assn.-Ctis
3-20
32'/2C
Harris
3-10
dividend)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 4%
pfd:
City Investing Co., 5(4% preferred
City Trust Co. (Bridgeport, Conn.)
Cleveland
Mobile &
'Hansen
3-10
4-
(quar.)
(reduced)
preferred
4-
:
1
5c
j.
__,
preferred
Hallnor
-:
2-24
4-
Chicago Great Western Ry.—
Common
/
/
2-14
3-17
38c
Inc.
3-11
3-
5%
Life
'
6
—
of America
Trust
2-28
$1.16
Z
Central Maine Power Co
Chesebrough-Pond,
3-10
Corp. of California—
Western Sugar,
Halliburton
2-20
$1.12y2
(quar.)
Life
2'/2-for-l stock split subject-to approval of
593aC
(quar.)
preferred
Chartered
Financial
'
3-3
3- 4
3-3
3-3
$1.12'A
_
Acceptance,
4.30%
to
(quar.)
preferred
Chamberlin
3-16
1
4-12
:
Mines,
'
4-1
4-1
4-1
4- 1
split
Corp.
Corp.
Increased
Western
Gulf
3
3-16
3-30
30C
dividend subject
3-
3-31
'•
3-
JlOc"/
dividend
Extra
Gas—
preferred. B
Illinois
4.64';
3-24
$$9
$10c
3-23
3-
Putnam
see
Yellowknife
7%
2-24
Liggett &
t40c"
—
Fibers
Northern Paper
.
1
5c
(quar.)-.
Great
..
3-
fl5c
(quar.).
Great
,
3-10
3-31
$2'/2C
(s-a)
(s-a)
2-17
approval).
Electric
4V2',
.!__
./
3-23
.
1
Common- (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
1
Stock
(reduced)—
(A. C.) Co.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
America—•
Canadian
stockholders
Putnam,
3- 1
3-1
■
/
.
dividend
Lakeport
2-20
Gilbert
,
1
2-28
(quar.)
Great
Cut
&
Canada
4.75%
1
I2V2C
preferred
Foundries,
Canada
Inc.
3-
20c
50c
Iron
Canadian
3-15
3-
Boston.
Gibraltar
1
2-16
3-15
Land
Labrador
2-23
(quar.)
preferred
Tenrecord
quar.)
subject to approval
April 27.)
%
:
/
preferred (quar.;
prior
Stock
Telephone Co. of the Southeast—
Georgia-Bonded
at
(quar.)
Assurance
Crushed
4Va%-
2-15
Stock
Canada
Cluett
of
1
B
30,
(quar.)_
common
stock
Kimberly-Clark
2-16
(quar.)„_
preferred
5.80%
depositary
per
2-28
4-
Telephone Co. of Florida,
preferred
-
.
(Increased
Keweenaw
-
2-16
"(quar.)
preferred
$1.32
2-17
1
_*
3-15
3-17
6
4-27
(quar.)
preferred
General
will
3-31
3-
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
•
Canada
Clark
preferred
$1.30
6-16
1
iquar.)
(quar.)
tax.
Increased
5%
preferred
preferred
Giant
Bymart-Tintair,
Central
$4.75
$2.98
4-10
(quar.)
common
Pipe Line
Business
Central
$3
$1
1
10c
(quar.)
3-16
General
depositary
14c
pref.
3-
$1.80
7-
4V2%
3
3-15
Precision Equipment Corp.—
(increased quar.)_—
2-20
to
3-17
$$1.25
Finance
1
de¬
3-
3-
(quar.)
:
June
stockholders
3-3
(quar.)"___-
Corp.
3-
1
of
1
25c
Ltd.__!
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conv.
-
4-
3-
(quar.-L-/
3-15
6- '9
Sharpe
this
Buckeye
CEIR
$1.60
Corp.—
(Action
5%
1
Common
1
3-15
5'/2C
3-31
share.)
Brown
3-
-General
share,
per
income
about
preferred
Bancshares
1
Company,
3-15
$1.08
common
Is
22c
(quar.)
3- ,1
3-10
,
•
3-15/
f$1.25
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$4.75
Ordinary (final payment of
per
share, free of British income
After
depositary expenses dividend
amount
Co.,
Bakeries,
Ordinary—
pence
5%
3-
$1.12 V2
Co.,- class A
,3-10
loc
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r
Increased quarterly
General
General
40c
per
.
3-20
15.
25c
,
Ltd.. (quar..)
&
General
3-
:■
3-15
$1.25
/___
7
(quar.)
Common
(quar,)___
of
E.>
3-31
.
3
$1.25
(quar.)
(Charles
2-27
i:
3-15
/
I5e
.
dividend
exps.
5-
time.)
(quar.)
preferred
Tobacco
(Interim
at
A
—ZZ
(quar.)___
Mfg.
American
positary
class
—-
preferred
Gatineau-Power
2-24
\
3-15
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)__/_ *; $17'/2C
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)
;i 17 V2C
Belock Instrument
Corp.—
■.
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1
3-
25c
'*
50c
annual meet¬
stock dividend.
date
payment
June
Stock
Fundamental Investors-!
2-21
.
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1
2-20
3
declare a; 100%
Leonard
(quar.)
(Canada)
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Ties,/Infc."1quar/CY/_______
3-25
date
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Motor
7%
taave
3
75c
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Light, common
preferred (quar.)_
Frosst
to
3-
Kromex
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&
Formsprag Company (s-a)i_
Frontier Refining Co., common
3-22
4-20
$1
,
1
55c
(quar.)_
4%
preferred
(quar.)_
4(4'/
preferred
(quar.)_/_
4-
(N.
(quar.
4»/2%
2-17
2-24
2-22
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Power Corp.
Florida
,
Ford
Bangor Hydro Electric,
Barber-Greene
3-15
1
Inc.—
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convertible
7 %
3-
1
3-
50c
National
-
.
will vote at the
3-10
—
(quar.)
4.32%
(quar.)
J.)
2-28
2-28
2-28
37c
37c
$1.12J/a
$1.25
quar.)..,
4-
15c
Bros.
1
$5
_:
preferred
N.
(increased
Chemical Co.-—
Stockholders
35c
City,
Light
2-28
4
4-
ing to be held on April 28 on a proposal
3-17 V
50c
Westchester
Fisher
KawecKi
2-23
&
2-24
20c
Quarterly
3-10
3-15
(Jersey
'4-4
.
2-24
40c
Special
'
Power
3* 1
4- 4
4- 4
.
preferred (quar.)_•_.—______________
20c
Bank
2-28
2-28
•
preferred (quar.)—
(2-for-l
(initial quar.)
common
5%
40c
Bank
4
4
•
1
4-20
—:
2-21
44-
,
4-1
3-15
1334c
.
3-10
/ 60c
quarterly
3-
_
(quar.)
1
.■
City Power & Light—
Kansas
,
(initial)^—
National
2-13
25c
(quar.)_
.
3
25C
(quar.)
Kansas
-
2
40c
(Portland, Me.) (quar.)
First National Bank (St. Louis)
(quar.)
First National Realty & Construction—
60c conv. preferred
(quar.)
-
Ltd.
class
1
xlV'4%.
xiV2%",.
I
(reuueed)
'
increasca
25c
—
(quar.).—
(quar.;___
(quar.—
3-15
,
.
dividend
National
First
1
3-20
/
1
"B"
"C"
4-
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First National Bank
:(Chicago)
3-10
I2V2C *
(quar.) j__
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New
3-
20c
(1 share for each 9 held)—
Finance Co. of America, new class A
(initial)
3-10
3-
J37yac
..
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3-15
3.-15
4-
.
2-28
62V2C
(quar.)
(quar.;—
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Screw
Stock
3-1C
3-10
3-
3-30
$1
com.
3-15
4*
$3uc
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3-15
-
-
3-17
40c
(initial)
2nd preferred
Quarterly
7V2c
4-21
'
35c
Fitchburg Paper Co., class A (quar.)___^
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3-10
-J__
(Columbus, Ohio)
prefeired
Ferro Corp.
3-10
4-
12»/2C
Gas.
5V2V0
1
(quar.)
2-21
38c
Z
Famous Players Canadian Corp., Ltd.
1
3'
3-15
3-31 /.
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quar.)__
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*
1\
40c
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&
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5 %%
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3-
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Arkansas
Jr.
■
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Co-
Products
Finance
5%
.3-10
__
Corp.
Approved
—
3-20
40c
Writing
Zinc,
Radio
,
3-15
50c
(increased
:
*
4-1
15c
(quar.)——__
preference
'jospn xviig. « suppxy
loc
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3-17
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Corpt
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Federal
L__—____
&
2-13
3-15
3-31
5%
(quar.
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2-28
'
45c
Fairbanks, Morse *& Co. (quari)-i
Fairmont Foods, common (quar.)
4'i preferred (quar.)
;
.
3-15
__L__
«
Service,
cumulative preference
cumulative preference
cumulative preference
6%
3-17
,50c
,
;
Public
cumulative
5%
'
' $i.06V4
.
5- 5
*4-
$1.20
'
Z—
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;
7%
6
6
J30c
.
1_Z__/
Freight
District
Fabrex
3-15
2-27
.
82V2C
American
1
3-31
/____! Y /;/
Insurance
Vitrified
American
Andrea
3c
Air
,
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—
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American
4-
$1.25
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Telephone
3-1
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$1.75
-
(quar.)___
3-
3-
Co
7%
2-27
50c
90c
.
Holder $
Payable of Rec.
$1.08%
———-
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j
a
2-24
■
> 50c
(quar.)
/
preferred
I 3-15
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Sugar • Refining Co.,;com." (quar.)_
Extra
2-27
$1.50
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Emery
'Empire
2-24
-3-15
-'3-10
"
(quar.)-
i
<3-15
4
/ 20c '
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preferred
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Emco,
2-17
25c
7'
(quar.)
non-cumulative
2
40c
v
,
American
7'/
25c
Z'
(quar.)_a_,
President Lines, Ltd.—
American
Stock
_
;
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5%
■:
_
(quar
Investment-^Trust,/ Ltd.
(Increased-quaV.),
3
2-27
$l.l2>/2
Kodak Co., common
(quar.)_____'__
preferred (quar.)_Z-^_'__Z__________
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income
Insulator
American
preferred
3-
3-
Machine
Jamaica
2-13
40c
(quar.)
Edison Bros. Stores,' comihon'
(quar.)___-
Z/
Inc.—
American
7%
3-1
'2-28
'3-15
25c
_
Fund,
$3.60
com.
rElizabethtown Consolidated Gas Corp.—
___
_
(quar.)
American Felt Co., common
v 6%
preferred - (quar.)__
American
1
3-15
Theatres
__"
(quar.)
preferred
American
„"4-
'
$6c
1334c
Broadcasting-Paramount
Common
$38 Vac
i:
-
(quar.)
Co.t (quar.)
i
.
u;Economic
/. 4Va% preferred' tquar.|^___'„______^__
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Allied
Eastman
3-10
50c
/
_
$4
;
(quar.)
■
40c
82Vic
'
Irving Trust Co..(quar.—
•Jaeger
Early & Daniel Co
Eastern Gas (feiFuel Associates,
M 4Va7</,'preferred (quar.)
Holdera
prexerred
When.
Share
2-27
payment date.
Name of
4.80%
<
____—
___________
2-15
25c
(quar.)
—
3.30% preferred (quar.)_!__/—_______—!l
4.35%-preferred (quar.)
2-21
-
75c
-
/ Iowa Power & Light, common
2-24
Z,
7
'Dorsey (The)' Corp., 6% pfd. A
(quar.j_____
"Driver-Harris Co. Cq(uah)iiZ_—
_'__4
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their '
•
2-24
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••
$2 preferred
t
the
Per
Name of Company
'
-<"30c
.
follow with"
we
1
Share
•
,
Dictaphone Corp.,;common
V" 4% preferred "(quar.) ZT'_r____ll_T_l__„___
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/Dorr-Oliver^ Ihcq common' (resumed) —•r___Z,
/////_./——
t40c
.
Pacific
.
Pacific
Pan
3-31
2-28
3-31
2-28
,
lumber
Co.
(quar.)
Tin Consalidatad Covp
American Sulphur C».r(<|uar.)
Parker
Class
Pen Co.,
B
class- A
(quar.)
3- 1-
2-15
3-15
3-40
3- 1
25c
2oc
25c
3" 3
—-—
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——
10c
:
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(812)
12
When
Per
Name
Engineering
(Charles)
4%
&
preferred
3 Va%
preferred
5%
$2.50
Porter
Sugar Co.-(quar.)
15c
3-10
15c
i——
3-17
2-27
United
3-31
3-
U.
$1
net
3-31
50c
3-21
&
$4.75
3-15
3-
1
5c
3-24
y 3-
62MiC
3-24
3-
6
8
Inc.
Puiiman,
Telephone
Quemonc
Utah
&
Power
Van Sciver
Viking
3-20
Virginia Dare
1
3-10
Virginia
: 3-15
2-28
25c
3-31
3-
Bros.,
Inc.
3-14
;3-
1
3
(quar.)
Bank
Pump
4-
Von's
3-23
2-28
$50c
4-
3-14
$20c
3-30
10c
income)
Ltd.
v
12 Vic
Reliance Electric
Reliance
Inc.
&
1
Insurance
Republic National
Stores
Rio
Grande
Robbins
&
$1.50
Railroad
&
Welded
Co.
Tube
$5
Gas
preferred
<H.
Robinson,
Air
Western
6%
of
Weyerhaeuser
3-
1
2-20
3-30
3-14
90c
Little
class
3-2
4-15
4-
1
3-10
3-13
4%
Stores,
Inc.,
preferred
4.30%
"
4
37y2c
3-15
3-
4
weeks and
3-15
3-
4
dends
3-10
2-24
3-
1
2-17
3-31
2-28
Steel
St.
Joseph
St.
Below
Lead
Co.
5%
Inc.,
Seaboard
class
Fire
Seagrave
&
Corp.
(stock
Seiberling Rubber,
4Mi%
5%
preferred
B
:
Ltd.
Power
3-15
1
25c
3-10
to
approval
of
4-25
3-
1
35c
3-31
3-14
62y2c
5-
1
4-12
$1.50
4-
1
3-14
—
3-15
3-
30c
3-13
9c
3-15
3-
-
+.—
(s-a)
—%2-_2_:
_______
-
i
pfd.
.
3-
3-10
1
3-
1
Aberdeen
Acadia-Atlantic
approval.
the
SEC,
,
1
1
4-
1
3-15
5-
1
4-10
>2-24
4-
2-17
1
3-10
1
4-
3-10
3-27
3-
3
dividend
Also
the
sub¬
2-18
•
preferred
Sinclair
Smith,
&
Puerto
8%
Oil
(quar.)_
Sugar
(quar.)
California Edison—
Original
4.32%
preferred
preferred
Southern
Pacific
Spindale
Mills,
Class
(quar.)__*
common
$6.50
Corporate title
to
Staley
(A.
$3.75
E.)
Mfg.
Co..
Standard
Star
Market
Starrett
State
State
of
Co.
(L.
Bank
Co.
Reduced
Stock
Stephen
5%
Webster,
Talcott
Class
—
of
5.25%
Texas
Texas
preferred
2-24
3-15
20c
Sulphur
;
Elevators.
Z_ZZ
Ltd
Z(!ZZ
Trinity Universal Insurance Co.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Steel,
(Dallas)—
1
3-15
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
9-15
4-14
3-15
3-15
3-
1
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-31
3-
3-
31
4-
6-
1
1
3-1
1
3-
1
3-14
.
45c
Quarterly
-
■
2-27
Portland
Alsco,
Inc.
Stock
Aluminium,
Co.
1st
4Vs>%
Tudor
Chemicals
6V2%
2-
Co.___
x—
7%
preferred
American
$1.25
preferred
American
(Stock
Ltd..—
(72 '/4c
$2
3-
1
2-10
American
&
Udylite
Corp.
Underwood
Common
Vnion
(accum.)
(quar.)
__
3-15
3-
4-
3-15
1
Corp.—
payment omitted
Acceptance,
Ltd.
at
this
time.v;
(quar.)
Bank
t20c
(Los
Angeles, Calif.)
(quar.)__Z
32c
1
4-1
_
3-15
4-
3-
1
8
2-17
Common
2-17
Common
(reduced)
2-14
4%
2-24
2-
3
25c.
3-17
3-
3
1 y2 %
3-30
3-13
3-
1
2-15
3-
131 y4c
2-15
1-31
3-20
2-17
6-19
5-19
20c
9-18
8-18
$1
*
non-cumulative
1
2-25
20c
20c
—
(reduced)
1
1-27
2-15
1
10c
(reduced)
common
preferred
3-20
2-17
(quar.)
4%
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
$1
6-19
5-19
4%
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
$1
9-18
8-18
3-
2-16
2-28
2-
3
3-15
3-
3
1
(San
National
America
of
Francisco)
Trust
&
Savings
(quar.)_—a
;
2-,.>
3-10
2-15
Banque Canadienne National (Montreal;—
Increased
quarterly
v
—
1
Bank Building &
Equipment Corp.
of Montreal
3-10
2-15
Barber-Ellis
6-13
5-16
Bath
6-13
5-16
Bathurst
Power
4-
1
3-17
Bayuk Cigars Inc. (quar.)—
Beam
(J. B.) Distilling Co. (quar.)
3-
1
2-
3
Bearings
2-28.»
2-
3
Beaunit
2-
8
.
2-24
t
Inc.
3-10
1
2-15
Beck
2-15
3-
1
Shoe
preferred
Beechani
Group,
3-15
2-28
(Payment
3-15
2-28
share
2-20
1-26
Belden Manufacturing
50c
2-25
1-20
Beldlng
43a/4c
4-
1
3-10
Bell
&
15c
!
4-
3
3-17
Bell
&
"
(quar.)_
5-1
4-7
Howell
4Mi%
4-
7
3-
3
Bemis
2-
3
Berkshire
-
•
■
10%
and
"
4%%
1-25
3-10
2-10
$2.8182
3-31
3-21
12M2c
3-10
2-10
17J/2c
3-10
17V2c
3-10
.
7%
Bibb
Binks
(quar.)
Investment Co.
(quar.)__
___
Corp.
30c
(quar.)_'_
(Baltimore)
.
2-24
2-24
1
2-14
3-20
2-
1
3
'
preferred
Black
Hills
4.20%
Inc.
Corp.,
Power
3-10
2-16
4V2%
new
pfd.
1
-
2-17
17V2c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-17
1
2-17
3-
3-
1
2-17
Light,
com.
1
2-15
3-
1
2-17
60c
3-
1
2-
$1.75
4-
1
2-20
4-
1
3-21
3-
1
2-15
15c
(Initial)
(increased)
—
(quar.)
—
Gas___
1
3-
$1.12 %
(quar.)
3-
,
3-
0
'•
2-15
1
3-
2-20
1
2-20
3-10
,
1
3-
$1.18%
1
3-
$1.05
lc
:
6
3-27
4-10
25c
com.
(quar.).
(monthly)
3-
3-15
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)__
&
4-11
17 '/2 c
25c-
(quar.I
Merchandising Corp.
common
(monthly)
A
1
1
50c
Blackman
A
4-
3-
$1.18%
$1.18%.
Oil
Class
2-15
$1.06%
Blackwell
&
1
10c
(quar.)
common—y-__——-
Co.
Inc.,
Co.
preferred
3-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
2-15
2-15
8%
(quar.)—
Manufacturing,
Blac'c-Clawson
3-23
1
1
ex¬
(quar.)—
Manufacturing
Class
,
1
.
and
(quar.)—
Bag
3
3-
(interim)
(quar.)_—
common
Hathaway,
2-28
3-
$4
of Illinois—
(quar.)
3-
i6v4c
(^a)
Co.,
Steel
4-
depositary
tax
Co., Inc. (quar.)___—
Co.
(quar.)——
Bigelow-Sanlord
..
$2.09 32/100
per
income
depositary
preferred
Bros.
Bethlehem
■
2-24-
47c
:___
2-25
-
2-20
(Mo.)—
___.
;
6c
6c
2-25
3-15
<
4-15
'3-25
Fund
25c
3-
1
2-10
$1.31'/»
(quar.)
Foundry
2-28
$0,029
British
preferred
5-1
3-15
;*
about
Gossett
3-23
<3-
J25c
1
Heminway
62V2c
2%
is
for
penses
$1.89'/4
-
_
:
(quar.)
Ltd.,
ordinary
20c
after
1
2-28
Corp.
4%%
2-1/
2-
1
3
$1.25
iquar.)
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S.)
3-
4-
25c
5%
(A.
1
3-15
1%
common
3-
1
3
?c-C
(quar.)
Inc.,
3<
3-17
50c
preferred (quar.)
Beaver Lumber, Ltd. (quar.)
4-
•
3-
7i/2c
dividend
Mills
1-31
4-
t50c
:
(quar.)
1
3-15
Ltd.—
Paper,
2-3
2-10
A
3-
J45c
1-31
1
75c
3-4
Class
3-
t$l
(quar.)__
(quar.)
&
•
t45c
(Canada), Ltd.
Iron Works
50c
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
(quar.)
Indemnity
&
2-15
2-20
3-
i36c
;_____
RR,
1
—
(quar.)
3-10
.
—
Machine
_|_—
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!
Investors
dividend)
(quar.)
$1.62 V2
American
American
—
Bank
Power
preferred
2-28
10c
—
2-17
(quar.).__
(quar.)
Products
10c
Bank
25c
(monthly)__
American
(stock
Ohio
2-16
distribution 01
profits plus 4y2c
income)
preferred
&
2-24
1
2-21
87M?c
Hospital Supply
prior
Baltimore
3-10
3-
(a
(quar.)
Tools
12-30
3-23
30c
Home
5Vi%
2nd
Oil
Stock
American
B
pfd.
Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
5%%
1-15-62
25c
$25c
A
Class
30c non-cum.
security
Company
9-30
2-14
37M>c
Foreign Power
1
10-15
4-20
60c
common
inc.
1
7-
7-15
30c
60c
3-
Inc.—
gains)
2-21
4-
3-15
$1.25
common
Cable
3-15
4-15
t4c
5
;
Greetings Corp., class
(quar.)
^___
Common
UOc
Extra
Union
25c
5
—
1st
Baker
-
net
3M>c
invest,
capital
F
5%
,
(quar.)
European Securities—
from
from
50c
(quar.)_
Texas):—
3-
(quar.)
dividend)
Electric
(quar.)
3-31
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Electronic Laboratories—
American
1
30c
93%c
(quar.)
(initial)'—
&
2-17
3
$56c
common
American
City Seventh Unit, pfd.
„
(quar.)
preferred
2-17
3
tl5c
Corp.,
2-17
2-
(quar.)^—
A
investment
2%
(quar.)__
Cement
1
3-13
12y2c
Fund
Collieries
5c
(quar.)
Co.,
1
2-28
$1
Shares
1
3-
1
1
3-
50c
(quar.)
2-24
37M2c
(quar.)
Co.
3-
75c
income
Can
S
Ltd.
3-
$1.02
America,
Business
B
2-15
9
*
6
2-
(quar.)
from
from
3
3-10
:
2-17
30c
Steel Products,
Corp.
5M2c
2-15
-
3-
2-20
1
10c
Rubber, 2nd pfd.
preferred (quar.)—
net
2-
1"
45c
—,
Bakeries
1st
2-24
3-10
2-24
25c
American Biltrite
American
2-17
Axe-Hough ton
3-31
(quar.)
5-15
2-
3-13
2-24
1
1
3-
3-13
(quar.)——
Mines,
3-
Airlines, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
2-15
1
/Avon Products
Gold
Aunor
Avco
split
American
2-24
3-
.'Automatic
1
4-
3-
45c
60c
^___—
Co.
Powder
3-13
3-1
(quar.)
American
"1 Atlas
2-14
3-17
4-
»
$4.50
30c
3
3-10
2-10
30c
4-
,,
2-10
1
3-
quarterly
3-1
—
com.
5-25
3-15
10-23
1
3-
3-15
10-23
v
3-
110c
common
(Tulsa,
Quarterly %___
Bailey
Dryer
5c
1
2-20
c
(quar.)
Co.
RR.
3-15
62'/2
8c
Aggregates Corp.,
preferred (quar.)__i
American
50c
Z
(quar.)
11-
;
1
3-15
2-20
$1.15
(Conn.)
Insurance
Increased
10-23
11-
\
Life
2-20
$1.11
7-22
1
$30c
American
Trylon
1
3-
(quar.)
American
2-24
8-15
8-
25c
(quar.)
of Canada,
3-10
11-15
7-22
11-
,
Atlas
3-15
$1.12 '/2
5c
preferred
75c
8-25
8-1
,
2%
preferred
2nd
Chain
11-24
Refining Co.,
;
Railway—
(quar.)
of
preferred
Aluminum
4%
Ltd.
Co.
6.25%
30c
Atlantic
7-22
each
_____
dividend
Aluminum
American
,
for
dividend
American
30c
4-22
1,
Ayshire
(reduced)
Stock
2-24
J.—
1
8-
35c
(quar.)
Common
3-
.
Line
37c
Corp.
Cement
2-24
30c
Coast
$1.37 Mi
(qOar.)_
3-15
2-17
Atlantic
50c
Mfg.,: common
3-15
1
4-22
50c
!
3-14
3-
1
40c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
15c
1
5-
75c
3-for-2
20c
UOc
ZZZZ_Z
(Morris County), N.
3-15
2-23
Line
.__
approve
Alpha
From
j
Coast
50c
(quar.)
preferred
$3.75
10-16
"
(quar.)
1
Atlantic
25 %
common
3-15
4-22
50c5-
(quar.)
Bay
Corp.
3-
1
1
6
25c
—
Ltd., common
5-
50c
.
Corp.
preferred
3
50c
"■<
.___
is-a)_—
(quar.)
:
share
Hudson
Corp.,
"
LZZZZIZZZZZZ_
;
.ZZZZIZZZZ
preferred
Rv.
(quar.)_
common
4.60%
(
1
3-
65c'
(quar.)
3-
$1.25
one
Co.
Air Line
3-24
Inc.—•
of
Maintenance
4.08%
Light,
2-
$1.31%
' (quar.)
,/j,
1
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
7
9
3-
37M2C
Corp.,
preferred
'
B_
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
Charlotte
Gas
2-
25c
(quar.)
Goods
Investment
&
4-
3-24
40c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(increased)
Allis-Chalmers
&
preferred
3-17
1
35c
4%
(quar.)—
—
preferred
9
—
in stock)
4V2%
(quar,)
Co.
Co.
Corp.
Refining,
$5 preferred (quar.)
\
Co.,
Ltd.
Co.
Kid
2-15
4.44%
____
Stockholders
Allied
2-15
2-
(quar.)
Co., common
&
Chemical
Gas
1
3-15
2-20
'
(quar.)
preferred
Allied
3-
93 %c
3-6
~ '
B__:
class
Radio
3-15
3-15
4-
and
Stores
3-15
•
30c
Quarterly
Company
Quarterly
6%
35c
common——
2-28
(quar.)
held
Algoma
4%
30c
A
Allied
6
1
;___
:
Allied
6
2y2%.
class
1
Allied
3-
4-
and
3
3-
4-
class B___.
3-17
3-20
25c
(interim)
Trust
3-
1
3-20
5c
(quar.)
Atlanta
3-15
1
4-
2-
Water/class A common
(quar.)
Associates
2-28
3-15
25C
3-10
15c
:
A
Mfg.
Central
American
Pacific. Land Trust
Toronto
four
American
income)
.Atlanta
1-31
2-23
75c
62J/2c
_
3-14
;
3-31
4-
;0.52133
(initial)
investment
Inc.
2-20
3-15
9c
(increased).;.
King Corp. (quar.)_
I
Roofing (reduced)
,_Z_ZZZZZ
Time,
6
3-18
$1.25
Thermo
Tilo
3-
3-29
9c
"Z
preferred
Transmission—
2-15
1
1-31
2-23
$1,161/4
Atlantic Acceptance,
;
distribution
3V2 %
•
Gulf
2-24
3
Fund, Inc.—
(From
Texas
3-
45c
non-cumulative*
Texas Eastern
6
Ohio—
B
$5
3
62'/2c
(quar.)
Co.
1
3-
50c
Steel
Device
Stock
5%
Inc.
Service
2-28
3-
1
3-
16c
..+ZZ.ZZZZZ
(quar.)__Z
I
3-10
4-
1
75c
A
Class
1
5.25%
$1.15
4-
2 % %
common
2-17
(quar.)
3
75c
(quar.)
3-10
preferred
3-
4-
(quar.)
5c
1
3-15
3-15
$1.08%
(quar.)__
common
Industries
Dry
3-
1-31
(quar.)
(payable
Oil
1-31
|
(quar.)
(quar.)
Constable
Year-end
1-31
1
25c
—
Power,
Rubber
Armstrong
Arnold
1
22 y2c
Corp.
preferred
Associated
'
:
Corp., common
(quar.)_
preferred
8
•«'
A and
class
on
Gas
$3.75
1
3-
(quar.)
Gas, common
preferred
Steel
2-10
4.60%
1
3-20
4.65%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
Armco
33-
68 %c
(quar.)
$1.50
preferred A
Wood
preferred
Preferred
3-10
1
4-
3-
$4.35
60c
62V'2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Arkansas Louisiana
2-23
4-
Alarm
preferred
B
2-10
$1.05
Alan
A
2-25
(quar,)
3
preferred
preferred
$2.50
Ashland
preferred
3-
1-31
2-10
4.20%
2-28
1-31
1
2-25
3%
1-31
1
5c
______
1-20
1
3-
Artesian
,10c
$17c
1
3-
3-
Arvin
—
3-
59c
3-10
Alabama Power Co—
T
*60c
30c
___
27V2c
2-20
,
2-10
3-
(quar.)
4
(quar
Extra
2-
2-17
2-10
3-
6y4c
$2.40
3-1
,
1
1
3-14
50c
(partic.)
preferred
(quar.)
3-15
•.—
(quar.)—;
B
$5.50
4-
$1.25
2-27
preferred
50c
class
on
A
Alabama
3-14
10c
(quar.)
(James),
Telephone
,
Inc."
Stores,
preferred
2-21
10c
dividend
Valu
2-"0
(ou^r.)
dividend—.,
Stock
Super
2-20
1
4%
Ltd.
Company
(quar.)
International Petroleum—
Stock
1
(Raleigh, N. C.)
Company (initial)
Sterling Trusts
Corp.
(increased)
Stone & Webster, Inc.
(quar.)
Strawbridge &
Clothier,- 5%
pfd.
S in set.
1
33-
45c
(ouar.)
(The)
Stuart
3-
35c
quarterly
Brothers,
&
5
5
2-27
U5c
dividend
Stedman
Stone
3-
3-
15c
(N. Y.)
Capital Life Insurance
Extra
Class
Allied
Z_..ZZZZZ
(quar.)
Albany
5
(quar.)
50c
3-13
94c
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)
4-
25c
iquar.)
Ltd.
9
3-
preferred
$$1.25
__i
3-13
'
(quar.)
S.)
of
Steel,
B
Algoma
(quar.)
3-
$2.36
31 Vic
(quar.)
4- ,3
(Detroit)—
Indiana
Structural
f30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
changed
-
4
(quar.)
50c
Co.
Mfg.
B
3-31
3
37y2c
6c
Ltd.. com. (increased-quar.)
Public Service Co. —
7V2C
Extra on class
5%
Quarterly
Oil
A
Common
common
4-
:
By-Products—
Class
30c
(quar.)J___^
4-1
t37y2c
com.
(quar.)
A
Co.
Accident Insurance
Standard
Brass
Class
5%
been
2-22
$42y2c
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)4__
Reduction
25c
has
5c
iquar.)—
(quar.)__—____
Class
3-20
2-10
2-10
$1.10
2-3
Ltd.,
com.
Refineries,
(quar.)
Corp.
Class
$1.63
of above
preferred
preferred
Aeroquip
1
Co.
(quar. i
3-1
Products, common..
3-10
3-31
4
2
3-16
3-31
53y8c
A
Corp.
Arizona
Construction—
3-
25c
:
Springfield Insurance
Standard
5%
&
Metal
2-28
3
4
3-
3-
3-22
30c
partic.
$3
Farms,
Argus
2-24
Corp., class A
(quar.)
&
3-31
25 c
._
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
A
3-10
12 M>c
(quar.)
.
Stock
Class
3-13
65c
(quar.)—,
Sprague Electric Co. (quar.)
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
common
2-28
27c
B
(Mass.),
3-15
28c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investment (quar.)
Southwestern
Missiles
Acme
Abrasive
Class
Co.
25c
(quar.)__
3-
3-15
3-
5%
15c
(quar.)
com.
6-26
43 %c
1
1-25
3-15
(quar.)_:
50c
Co.,-
2-15
3
3-15
5
Argo Oil Corp.
2-24
2-24"
22v2c
(increased)
(quar.)
A
50c
preferred
Southern
2-28
3-15
10%
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
+
1
7-
25c
3-
Holders
22'/2c
Paper, Ltd.,
27'/2c
;
Laboratories
Co
Rico
3-15
$50c
French
Jersey Gas
South
t25c
3-
$2.25
4-
Arden
Payable of Rec.
62y2c
.4—
1
dividend
Alabama
(quar.)
Venezuelan
Kline
South
Stock
Akron
Utility Commission.
Silknit, Ltd., common
2-14
When
Share
Sugar
Industries
Acme
Air
•''Iz.
Pub¬
lic
5%
&
pref.
pref.
Air Products
'•
343/cc
Anthony Pools
-——-———
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.
(quar.)
;
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores
Federal
the California
Inc.
$2.75
Petroleum
Power
5%
25c
—_
Oil—
Armstrong Cork Co.,
Abitibi
$1.20
J30c
2-15
t30c
The list does not include divi¬
week, these being given in the
this
(quar.)
shares
3-25
3-15
1
1
t7Vic
yet paid*
(quar.)
2-17
3-
.__
stock
2-10
3-
(quar.)
dividends announced in previous
give the
not
2-25
8
3-15
25c
2-13
1
1
Anglo-Newfoundland Developm't, Ltd. (quar.)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (increased-quar.)
2-17
1
2-20
33-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Telephone, class
conv.
Anglo-Canadian
2-24
3-
30c<,
(stock dividend)
Inc.
Endorsed
4-
+25c
4.25%
3-15
10c
.___
(quar.)—
pfd. (s-a)
Prichard
Anderson
1
25c
40c
70c
(quar.)
Products.
Post
2-10
,—-~—
Casualty Co., common
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)
Anchor
2-28
quar.)
$4.50
Co.,
2-17
50c
'
(quar.)
(increased
Co.
2-17
1
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Anchor
1
40c
35c
2-10
3-
37V2C
Co.
preferred
Amoskeag
2-24
UOc
~
—
1
3-
'/ 3-
Works—
preferred
5Va%
3
AMP, Inc.—
-2%
17MiC
+___
100%
Power Commission and
1
12 V2c
._
Water
6%
2-24
(quar.)
2-10
22V2C
(quar.)—
Refining
&
Sterilizer
American
2-24
.
1
3-10
31M.C
(quar.)
pfd.
5%
Foundries
Steel
Tobacco
2-28
Securities, class A (quar.)
Industries
F.
3-10
Ltd
(quar.)
(a
subject to stockholders
ject
4-
$1.25
(quar.)____.
Breweries,
D,
C.
3-30
.
.____
Pacific
L, Inc.
L
2-24
•
—
(quar.)
Co. (Canada),
Shop Rite Foods (quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class
E
A.
$1.13
dividend)
Sherwin-Williams
Sicks'
A
A
2-28
55c
(quar.):
Sierra
2-28
2-20
2-24
7 y2c
Insurance
common
preferred
1
5-
+$1.25
.___
(increased i_
A
Marine
! American
2-25
lie
Name of Company
1
3-10
J25c
(quar.)
American
2-15
7y2c
3-
$1.75
—
Plastic
&
Gobain.
American Smelting
preceding table.
4-
25c
;
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred A (quar.)
Rubber
St.
2-21
:
-
1
3-15
20c
>
2-24
3-
announced
4-
25c
(quar.)
1
1
3-
Sanitary—
preferred (quar.)—.—
American
7
3-10
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
we
2-28
$1
$1.07 y2
(quar.
Products
Lawrence
Scripto,
37 V2c
__—
7%
3-
3-15
3-
3-15
$1.25
Standard
&
6-14
1
3-15
$1
30c
2-28
J25c
8
3-
30c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)—i_".
Common
3-31
s-a)
3-
(quar.).—
preferred
Safway
(quar.)
Radiator
.1,7-
8 Vic
(increased quar.)
common
preferred A (quar.)
$5 special preferred (quar.)_;
2-24
Works
2-27
3-10
I
4-
4-14
3-31
(Increased
3-15
(quar.)
common
New
American
4-21
(quar.)—
Ltd.
3-30
3-20
—
$4
1
75c
(quar.)
30c
18 %C
approval of
3-17
income)--
(quar.)
2-17
25c
(quar.)_^—
(quar.)____
2-24r
1
Corp.
—
Equipment
3-15
$4.50
(quar.)
National Life Ins. (Oshkosh)—
Wisconsin
2-24
4-25
Co.
American Potash & Chemical,
5
3-
-3-15*.
"
Per
Safeway
4-
3-31
Hirsch, 7%
60c
A
4-1
33-
Yukon Corp.
Co.
&
&
3-15
(quar.)
Co.,
&
6-15
3-15
class A com.__
(quar.)
Machine
Whitin
Williams
4c
(quar.)
—
Co.
t
2-20
2-28
(Kansas)
50c
>
—
(3-ior-i stock split subject to
stockholders April 11)_
3-15
1
15c
i.-
Inc., com.
Company
&
Pass
80c
(quar.)
(quar.)
H.
1
1
25c
—___
,
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
News
Photocopy
6
7-
3%
(annual)...
.
& Surety
Utilities
2-24
2%
common
3-
3-
35c
*
<quar.)_
Insurance
preferred
3-24
pfd.
America,
(quar.)
Lines
4-14
4'/a%
(from net invest,
Western Casualty
Winter
—
Motors Corp.
(quar.)
American
6
—2—20c
(increased)-.
Co.
American
8
3-
4-
$1.25 "
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Products
preferred
4-29
2c
Inc.,
(quar.)__
dividend)—_—
Telegraph
Co.,
Co.
25c
Valley
2-
50c
40c
(increased)
Chemical
West
1
14c
Participating
Robertson
3-
10c
■
dividend)
Myers,
American
2-23
auc
Co
(stock
&
Co.
Wabash
White
(quar.)
2-28
Meter
American
Western
Co.—:
(stock
3
3-15
-
$1.12 Mi*
—
Corp.
55c
(quar.)
iquar.)_-
Oil
Co.
/ 3-10
Tobacco—
preferred
Ranch
preferred A
Trust
&
Grocery
45c
(quar.)
:—
Corp.
(R. J.)
3.60%
Rice
Roberts
•
3-15
Bank of Dallas—
Monthly
Resistoflex
Reynolds
2-20
1
4-
.
12V2c
v
(Phila.)
5%
Telephone
Vulcan-Hart
3
3-
3-10
85c
(quar.)
Engineering
5-22
3-15
3-15
»•'
43%c
iquar.)__
Co
Weeden
'......
(quar.)
1
'
75c
Rath
Reeves
1
6-
6
4'
Vermont
Western
Packing
Co
Raybestos-Manhattan,
3-
$1.12ya
Inc., com.
Climax,
"
Light Co. (quar,)
(J. B.),
50c
Corp.,
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Metal
American
3-
(s-a)
Mining
1
(quar.)
preferred
33c
(Cnicago)
Bang
3-
preferred
4Va%
3-16
30c
__
$1.18%
investment
from
National
3-
25c
_________
Wellington Fund
Quebec
18c
(reduced)
2-17
35c
4Ma %
American
'
*
American
___
class B
Quarterly
2-27
(quar.j-
Boston—
Bolt,
Payable of Rec.
2-27
3-15
3-11
—
.__
3-24
(quar.)_
(Quarterly
&
3-10
25c
(George) Fund of
Putnam
<
Screw
10c
(quar.)
& Timber
(Chicago)
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
2-28
1
3-10
50c
.___
Tobacco
62'/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)____•
Pulp
S.
4-
15c
12M2c
-
Co., common (quar.)
7% npn-cum. preferred (quar.)„
United Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
4 Va %
preferred A (quar.)__,
^—
2-28
Inc.—
Industries,
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
6
(quar.):
Inc.
Co.
Corp.
Increased
Uptown
Co.___
preferred
Puget Sound
2-21
1
15c
(Mass.)
Lambert,
Publicker
2-isl
3-15
'
Pratt
3
3- 3
,
3-21
10%
(quar.)
preferred
Transit
2-23
in¬
Co
common
preferred
2nd
>
87MJC
(quar.)
from
Elastic
United
United Insurance Co. of America
6c
(H. K.), Inc.
Portland
Investment
Union
(annual)
(quarterly
Metallurgical
Corp.,
1st
Union
1
3-17
income)
Pittsburgh
Polaroid
1
3-
3-31
_——________—_—
Inc.
Fund,
vestment
3-
3-15
C.)—
_—.____
(quar.)
Insurance
Phiiaaeipnia
Life
btocK dividend
Pioneer
3-15
iuC
___
When
Share
30c
Co., common
(quar.)
Per
Name of Company
12»/2C
(ieauoeu)__
corp.
Transportation Co. (quar.)
Peoples Life Insurance Co. (Wash, D.
Quarterly
•.
Jtaiiilciefe
Pfizer
Holders
Payable of Rec.
t
iquar.)
Controls, Inc.
Penn
Pennsylvania
.
Share
of Company
.
.
4-
1
3-15
Blackstone
2-24
2-10
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06%
4-
1
3-15
5.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.40
4-
1
3-lc
12c
(quar.)
40c
3-10
2-26
Valley
Gas
__.
&
'
•;
Electric—
Volume
193
Number
6031
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
When
Per
Name
of Company
Blaw-Kncx
t.iva
Co.
(quar.)
^ttugaiin,
a
Snare
(quar.;____
mc.
3-15
40c
__
Holders
Central
2-15
3-31
3-x7
Tobacco,'6%
Bros.
B.ue
Beii,
Blue
Ridge
■A
Inc.
Mutual
(10c xrom
pref.
7 be
(quar.)_'___'_
(quar.;
.3-
Central
income
and
'
security proxits).
Blyvooruitzicht Gold Mining, American
Boeing Airplane Co.
(quar.)
Aluminum
Bohn
r
Bondstoek
*
3c
iro.n
Brass (quar.)
(3c "Irom earned
capital
Bootn fisheries
Borax
gains;
Corp.
Holding, Ltd.
Dividend
will
and
tax
40C
& !•'
(ili»al;__
about
to
after >' British
share
for
expenses
(16c
plus
come
from
21c
investment
net
from
long-term
1
4-
12 %C
1
5%
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%%
(E.
J.)
&
Bridge & Tank
Co.
preferred
$2.90
Briilo
Sons
T
_;
tb8%c
"3% %
preierred
,;4'/c
-.//
prexerred
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
4-
3
j-iu
3-1
2-15
preferred
preferred
(quar.)___
5 v preierred
British
A
,(quar.)_
Oxygen,
depositary,
'proximately $0,038
r
American
Broad
deposit
Street
-Stock
,U*
(final;
will amount
to
receipts ordinary
Trust
Edison
Co.
4
4-
4
4-
4
3-.0
4-
4
3-10
(Phila.)
6.40%
5.60%
3-^0
preferred
(quar.).
Taunton
Brown-Forman
-•
% x;
.1,'
.'
x
$5
Distillers Corp.^.' i
Budd
3-15
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
-
$1.37'%:
••
IOC
2-
"
/•/
i
6
■
3-10
4-:i -
3-10
•4-1
3-10
4-
:
'
prior
•'
3^1
15c
'
■
A 10c ( '■
2-
3-lb
:■
$1.25
;
t-
.
Colonial
8
4%
^4.
/
1%5''
3-20
3-
1
2-15
3?
1
...
Co.
Bullock
Fund,
Ltd.
$1.25
______
____
2-14
vestment
Bullock's,
Burndy
Bulova
35c
Co.
(quar.)
Industries,
4.20%
preferred
4'%%
_
._
3-31
2-
1
2-
2-
1
/' 2-
3
4-
6
7-
6
10-
6
.
V
7-29
■
5.72%
112VaC
Dock, Ltd., -class>A
Burroughs Corp.
(quar.)
Burton-Dixie Corp.
Bush
Terminal
Busn
Terminal
3-15
4-20
3-25
(quar.)
Co:
30c
____J
(quar.).
(stock
dividend)
2-15
1J'
2%
»:
2-10
10c
3-20
3-10
3-16
2-24
21c
>
2-27
5%
2
California
*
Aviation
Electric
Power
California-Pacific
5%
convertible
5.40%
__
3-1
2-
3-15
25c
25c
27c
—
preferred
(quar.;
preferred
convertible
22 %c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
convertible
5%%
dividend)
(quar.)
Utilities,
preferred
5 %
(stock
preferred
(quar.)_„__
California-Western States Life Ins. Co.. (s-a)
dividend
Stock
Canada
.
$1.30
Canada
Dominion Sugar, Ltd
Flooring Co., Ltd., class
Malting, Ltd. (quar.)I__
Canana
Packers
Ltd.,. class
A
^__
(s-a;__.
175c
>
Extra
112 %c
3-
1
cents
preferred
Consolidated
Consolidated Foods
Consolidated
2-20
B
Canada
Canaoa
Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)__
Steamship Lines, Ltd. (increased)—/
Canada
Vinegar,
Canadian
Class
Fairbanks-Morse
A
Class
Co.
B
(quar.)_
Canadian
Inc.
income)
investment
preferred
4-15
3-15
1
2-15
4-
1
2-28
Continental
3-
1
2-10
Continental
(quarterly
115c
.__
from
>
:2-10
lllc
3-
$$2
4-
(quar.)__
Life
dividend
Baking
preferred
Co.
Electric
General
Co.
Investment,
-
(quar.)___
Canadian General Securities,
Class B
;
Canaaian
L.d.,
5%
International
preferred
Pacific
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Western
4%
(s-a)
Corp.,
Ltd.,
preferred
5V2%
Natural
Gas
Carrier
v
Steel
Corp.,
4V2%
4.80%
Carson
Common
4'/2%
Extra
Ceco
Central
Corroon
2-14
Crane
(quar.)
Reynolds,
(quar.)
preferred
Cream
3-13
2-20
Crowleys Milk
3-
1
2-10
Crown
Cork & Seal Co.,
3-10
2-27
Crown
Cork
3-
1
2-15
2-28
2-15
60c
2-28
2-15
2-28
:
$1.12 V2
2-15
3-
2-15
1
25c
(quar.)
2-16
2-
tlOc
(quar.)
Class
Crown
A
Crown
4-28
3-31
6
Corp.
Co
International
Co.
Forster
Corp.,
(quar.)
International,
Crystal
Cuneo
(quar.)__
Oil &
Press.
Land,
Inc.
Public
non-cum
Service
pfd—
(increased)
pfd.
$1.12
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)_____
(quar.)-.
7%
5c
4-28
3-31
7%
preferred
2-14
7%
preferred
(quar.)
2-28
2-14
7%
preferred
(quar.)____
(quar.)—
2-28
pfd.
(quar.>
3-31
3-15
35c,
2-28
2-20
53c
3-10
2-20
—
Cunningham Drug Stores
$4
(quar.)—
Publishing, $1.60 prior pfd. (quar.)—
prior
Cyprus
preferred
Mines
(qrar.)—
(increased-quar.)
4-
3-21
1
30c
3-15
3-D
40c
3-10
a
3-31
3-17
3-28
2-23
10c
2-28
2-15
5c
2-28
2-15
25c
3-10
2-20
$1.25
10c
(quar.)
40c
•
?4
..
3if 1
3-
6
2-10
15c
2-24
2-.13
(quar.)—
10c
3-15
3-
31'Ac
3-15
2-20
30c
3-10
2-24
30c
3-10
2-27
t$1.75
3-15
—
(quar.)—
series)
1
3?
3-15
4-1
2-15
3-20
3-20
2- 3
3-13
Edo
--
-
8-
1
3-15
3-1
3- 1
3-24
3-10
3-10
2-28
4- 1
3-15
4- 1
3-14
3- 1
3-15
40c
35c
75c
40c
20c
50c
31c
25c
93%c
40c
25c
12%c
50c
2-18
2 H
2-lu
3-20
2-28
3-17
3- 2
2-14
2-16
—-
25c
+25c
$1.05
60c
i5c
28c
20c
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
40c
15c
75c
30c
.
4- 1
4- 1
3- 1
3-10
4-15
3- 1
2-24
3-31
3-31
7- 3
9-29
3-21
4- 1
4- lc
3-10
3-10
3-21
2-10
2-24
4- 4
2-15
2-11
3-16
3-16
6-15
9-15
3- 3
2-24
2-24
2-27
-
(quar.)
t
/
;
1
A
El
(accum.)__
A
——
___;
_____
dividend)
(stock
(stock
Homes
—
dividend)
5.50%
5.65%
5.68%
6.40%
3- 1
3-15
3-20
2-10
2-15
2- 6
Electronics
(quar.)
—_
(quar.)
(stk.
(Calif.)
v—
divid.)
pid.
Empire District Electric, 5%
4%% preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—
(Kingston, Ont.)_
Empire Life Insurance Co.
State Oil (s-a)
Reinsurance Corp.
Employers
3c
2-27
2-
60c
3-15
3- 4
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
2-15
2-15
2-15
2- 6
5-20
quar.)____
(quar.)
2-24
2-15
2-24
2-15
25c
5%
3-10
3-1
2-21
1-13
17%c
3- 1
2-15
46%c
$1.09
50c
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
2-10
2-10
2-1O
-
(stock dividend)—-__
Industries
Forms
Business
4.36%
(quar.)
Gas Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2 preferred (quar.)
Equity Corp.,
Resistor
90c
Fafnir
Corp.—
~
Fairbanks
preferred
50c
3-15
2-15
3-oi
J-n
—
3-
Whitney Corp.—
$1.60
-o
3-15
40c
(quar.)
Co.
Bearing
,e
22 /2c
(quar.)
preferred 1957 series
conv.
- .
1
45c
Quarterly
Equitable
2-27
6-10
x
(Kansas City)
—-—*——--<■?'
Emporium Capwell Co.--
Englehard
2-10
25c
$1.25
$1.183A
t$l
"
20c
—-
—
(increased
Electric
Industries
Extra
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Investment
Elwell-Parker
$1.60
(quar.)
(quar.)
Storage Battery
Engineering
Erie
6
25c
30c
10%
Rubber
&
Corp.
Ennis
1-
60c
30c
50c
(quar.).—__
________
(quar.)—;____
Electronic
;
2-24
3-15
2-10
2-10
2-10
2-10
2-10
2-10
4- 3
3- G
2-10
3- 3
Electrographic
Empire
3-24
2%
2-10
Electrolux
Emery
4-7
2-15
2-15
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
4-17
3-20
2-20
3-30
Hose
Electric
4-7
•
3-3
1st preferred
Electric
5
1
1
3-15
3-15
2-10
2-10
Stop-Nut Corp. of America
Autolite Co.
(quar.)
Electric
5-
5-
1
1
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)./.
Elastic
3-17
33-
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred 1957 series
2nd
"
;
4-1
$1.21*%
$1.25
$1.34
$1.37%
preferred 1956 series (quar.) ______
$1.37 %
preferred (quar.)—
$1.41%
preferred (quar.)___—$1.42
$4.87 %
5%%
6
3-17
3-31
(quar.)_;—__
common
preferred (quar.)_T
4'A % preferred (quar.)
$5
2-15
2-
1
4-
32%c
$1.02'%
$1.06%
Paso, Natural Gas,
5.36%
2-10
2-24
7%c
25c
$1.75
$1.50
137%c
|25c
8%
___
1
3-15
45c
(quar.)-;—_
(quar.)
Corp.
3-
25c
—_
pfd.
2-28
*.
$1.50
*
common
(quar.
Corp., $7
States
•
(quar.)—
Assn.,
4.10%
1-13
2-15
2- 7
3- 1
-1-31
1-20
3- 3
3-3
3-3
2-13
2- 7
2-20
Lines
preferred
L'ichler
„
3-15
-
(quar.)_
conv.
(quar.)
Fall River Electric Light Co.—
6%
Brewing,
&
Farmers
New
Faultless
Fedders
Federal
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Caster
Corp.
4-21
4-1
3-D
3-15
32-1
1-3
25c
(quar.)___
Compress &
30c
(quar.)
Warehouse
(Newark,
N. J.)
(
2-28
3- 1
—
250
Quarterly
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
Federal
National Mortgage
Federal
Resources
$1.25
4-28
$3
„
Corp., (quar.)
Federal Insurance Co.
Federal Sign
3-1E
$1
_
2-1..
4- 1
15c
of Delaware
3- 1
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Life Insurance Syracuse,
Traders
York
$1.45
(quar.)
preferred
5.80%
Falstaff
Farmers Bank of State
(quar.)
$4.20
Ltd.
Cuban-American Sugar,
Curtis
70c
(quar.)
_
$ 13c
30c
(quar.)
Charge Service.
$2 pfd.
2-10
3-15
Co.
Racing
Class
•'»' »
:*/
Corp.—
(Toronto)
Zellerbach
Crush
Inc.,
125c
class A
1—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trust
Crum &
,
(quar.)
>
Crcmpt.on & Knowles Corp.
40c
Co.—
—
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
——
(quar.)______—
3%%
Wheat
A
$1
30c
Products Ltd.,
Illinois
(quar.)_____—
3-20
56 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Steel
Company,
of
3-31'
.
1$1.30
(s-a)
(quar.)
Corp.
Varnish,
2-17
L
;
'
—
(Toronto)
Insurance
Refrigeration
&
(quar.)
Industries—
Steel
&
45c
(quar.)_
Steel Products
Central
2-14
1
+
Food
&
Copperweld
1
40c
Ltd.
Paint
3-
3-10
—
Extra
Catelli
2-17
3-31
Inc.
Asbestos,
5
Steel
Cook
—
(quar.).
Life
3-
(quar.)
Products,
Cassiar
3-1
40c
&
preferred
Carter
Copeland
preferred
Continental
(quar.)—
(Chicago)
Co.
2-20/
50c
—
,> •
preferred B (accum,)
Eddy Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
12-1
-
4- 1
4- 1
55c'
$1.37%
$3 class A prior preference (quar.)—_—
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
——
1-
12 %c
-
,
(quar.)
Scott
2-15
Continental Copper
5%
common
(quar.)
Casualty
Corning Natural Gas
(quar.)
preferred
Pirie
2-15
2-28
2-28
preferred
128c
(quar.)
common
preferred
2-15
2-28
(quar.)
Mfg.
Paper Co.
Carpenter
2-28
$3.75
120c
:
Company
(Philip)
Carpenter
2-28
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar.)
Carey
A
preferred
Carborundum
2-28
3-15
117c
'.
class
3-15
1$1.25
;
Ry.
3-30
Trust
._.
(quar.)
Canadian
-
4-14
-175c
.___
Continental Can Co.,
Continental
;
Investment
common
3-30
$20c
^
3-15
125C
class A
2-
125c
Extra
1
Continental
i-
-
"" 1
(quar.)
3
6
1
25c
(quar.)
4-14
3-31
3-15
40c*
—
$6
-
—
130c
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)__
9-
.-
$1.30
(quar.)l__
common
5-10
(quar.)
Air
Eastern
:• •'
_
(Chicago)
1
4-1
4-15
2%
Manufacturing
$1
9-15
-12-15.
■
,
20c
:_
-—
Co.
Assurance
Continental
Eastern
1
10c
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(1956
Picher
Eastern
•
6-
*
/"
a
Insurance
American
6-
•
—
Kootenay Power, Ltd.—
preferred
(accum.)
:Eaton
3-1
100%
120c
General
Canadian
1
■
%
115c
Canadian
'
>
6-15
;
(quar.)—
2-10
$3
—
2-17
of
(quar.)—-i—
Corp. of America, com.
preferred
$5.50
_i_
:___
3*1
net
Co.
1
35c
..East St. Louis & Interurban Water—
6% preferred (quar.).
2-17
3-15
150c
J50o
.
(quar.)—
Water
3-
Stock
__|^
Fund,
V-*..
&
"7%
1-12
1
1
2-8
7-29
3- 1
2- 9
?- 9
3 10
1
-
1-31
;
33-
<
3-1
3-
-
2-20
31 'Ac
r
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3-15
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93%c
25c
4-
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3-15
20c
'
(quar.)
130c
preferred
East
*.
1-23
preferred
$4.52
180c
(quar.)
25c
$1.43
.
(quar.)
$4.50
3
Container
i;/
,
2-15
3- 1
3-10
3-10
2-21
3-15
2-15
preferred
3
3-
!
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1
3-15
4- 1
4- 1
3-15
4- 1
3- 1
$4.16
3-
1
142 V2q
5%
3-
2-24
3
1
4-
Consumers
*
>
50%
3-
4-
2-27
3-
(quar.)_—*———__.
Corporation
Eagle
cash)____'
(quar.)__
common
3-15
(s-a
preferred
(quar.)'
(stock dividend).
5%
Brewing
Duriron Co.,
2-24
3- 1
Ltd.
Glass,
4-.1
*
(quar.)_
20c
-
(distribution
Paper
.«
20c
Duro-Test Corp.—
,2-20
25c
$1
Consumers Power Co.,
1$1.10
(quar.)
3-10
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1
30c
Consumers
3-
117%c
Ltd.
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.
3-31
4- 1
2-28
2-20
4- 1
4-1
4- 1
2-27
175c
(s-a)_
Dura
2-22
Construction
112 %c
Class
2-10
35c
Consolidated Water Power &
2-15
3
1
2%
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65c
$1.04
$1.12%
$1.13
2-10
2-16
1"
3-
(quar.)__
1
1
3-15
1
Duquesne
3-
2-15
2-24
115c
(increased quar.)
common
2-10
30c
3-
4-
i New
'
1
(quai\)__
3'
6%%
1
.
1
2-27
3- 1
Laundries
(iinal)
3- -1
2-24
3-
expenses
—^
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Consolidated
and
1
3-13
122%c
Eunhill International
150c
or
4-1
4-
—
.
2-16
K»c
Trust
5-1
13c
(quar.)___.
—
9
—
shares
2-16
(quar.)
Inc.
2- 8y
(quar.)________
75c
(quar.)30c'
Corp,
gains in
2-14
3-15
1
Bradstreet-^-
2-
Insurance—
Investment
capital
3-24
2-28
(quar.;,
1
Y.)
(N.
3-10
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3-
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1-27
from
Co.
2-25
______—
40
1
4-15
-____
(quar. )
.
6
20c
Connecticut National Bank (Bridgeport)-^
Quarterly
Inc., 40 cents pfd. (quar.) I
4-
-
ordinary
tax
preferred
3-
,
approval
J&IO
^
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(quar.)
Chemicals,
3-15
Connohio,
2-24
.
(quar.)___
March)
in
3-15
3-20
'
150c
1
Life
1
t$1.25
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(quar.)
Power
•
—___—_—
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•
4-17
125c
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Co.
3-
-
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3-
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equal to approximately
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Industries
Dun &
2-15
-
150c
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Stock
2-17
1
.
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2-17
2-28
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k
stockholders
r
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5c
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3
2-28
115c
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com.
4-
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2-24
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Life
Co.,
tl5c
(quarj_________________
3-15
*
125c
&
Canada
1
3-15 *
132 %c
Canada
1
3-
3-15
10%
(quar.)
3-
3-15
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preferred (quar.)_;
1
3-15
27 % c
.(quar.)
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39c
1
J20c
income
80c
Corp., common_______
(quar.)
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'
2-15
~ 2-15
(Louisville,
Quarterly
3
3-
•
3-1
..
2-17
62%c
(quar.)_
25c
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2-15
1
125c
10c
(quar.)___
(irom
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3-
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& Sons Co.
Corp.; 4%
Duke
./■
3-
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(quar.)_
preferred
'Connecticut
California Eastern
:
Fund
Quarterly
/.
Dravo
2-15
,60c
2-20
.
15c
_-
&
Co.
Diesser
3
2-15
Quarterly
2-17
3-
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Public
Confederation
2-28
35c
4%
Drackett
3-10
3-17
2-28
2-
(reduced quar.)
10c
preferred
Mills
Cone
2-14
3-1
(reduced)
Income
.Composite Fund,
2-24
■
__
Buildings
Cash/ dividend
10-27
lllc
25c
(quar.
2-28
1
1
2-25
J35c
Ltd.
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3-1
(increased quar.)____
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Insurance
(increased quar.)___
Community
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3-
1
4,
8%c
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1-31
income)
Ky.)
2-17
35c
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Shearing & Stamping
3
3-15
35c
3-17
12%c
Steel,
Industries, Ltd.
,3-31
3-
3-
2-10
3-30
10c
(reduced
10c
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Dover
'1-31
(quar.)
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ment
2- -3
1
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class A
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Commonwealth
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2-28
3-29
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per
Dover Corp.
3-10
2-16
depositary,
$0.10
3-15
3-10
6
2-15
*
1
2-24
20c
(Increased)
(K.
British
for
2-10
15c.
3-
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income
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Dorman
62%c
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2-
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3
$1
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Credit
3
3-
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preferred
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6
7J/2c
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preferred
5%
Commonwealth
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4% %
•
,
7-3
10-2
3-3
(quar.)___
(quar.)_.___
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•
(reduced)
common
i'3-
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7-7
10-6
'
(quar.)_.
common
Tar
•
2-21
3-30
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__________
4-3
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investment
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2-24
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1
_
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3
3-1
112 '/2c
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(quar.)
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,
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v
2-10
3-15
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(quar.)._l_________
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2-13
2-21
$1.05
(quar.)
1
3-15
15c
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Combined
6
15c
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2-
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30c
(quar,)
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Burns
1
87V2c
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) -
3-15
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2-10
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preferred
5%
2-15
87'/2c
•
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(quar.)
preferred
.
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.
2-28
•
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-
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(quar.)
common
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,
.
3-
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10c
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Watch
Burlington
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2-14
1
2-28
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1
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01
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2-27
3-
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;
1
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Illuminating
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•
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v
net
income)
Inc.
3-
-
35c
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5-15"
3-1"
25c
2-13
30c
Dominion & Anglo Investment—
2-15
8-15
-
.
30c
•
—
Colorado Milling & Elevator Co. (quar.)
Columbia Broadcasting System (quar.)
2-15
3-1
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20c.
•
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preferred Aouar.)
Forge
(quar.
2-15
3-15
•
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Steel
Corp.,
5%
.
3-31
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Colonial Sand
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Dominion-Scottish
dividend
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Bottling > (N.
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Colgate-Palmolive Co.
'
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.
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common
Insurance
Coca-Coxa
*
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4%., special guaranteed
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,
2-15
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3-15
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$1.25
2-14
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2-18
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$1.25
(quar.)
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4-1
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(quar.)__
Dobbs Houses, Inc. (quar.)
Dr.-Pepper Co. (quar.)
Dodge Mfg. Co., $1.56 pfd.
2-18
$4.50 preferred
(quar,)-—___—
$1.12%--'• 4- 1
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10c
_—
3-
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2-23
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1
3-1
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3-
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50c
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Voting
Supply
From
2-17
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3-10
65c
2-14
(quar.)'
Diversified
2-21
luc
1
Disney (Walt) Productions (quar.)_.
Divco-Wayne Corp. (reduced)___
•:
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RR.
1
3-31
$1.25
>
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7
$1
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.
5%
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(quar;)_»—-
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Brockton
3-10
3-15
1
3-1
'
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preferred ..(quar.)
City Pioducts Corp. (quar.)______
City Title Insurance (N. Y.)
(extra) ______"/
City Water" (Chattanooga, Tenn.)—,
\
ap-
pfd.. (quar.)
facinu
2-14
50c
2-
3-14
1
Texas
2-14
1
.
3-
40c
(quar.y__-
com.
(quar.)——
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preferred
3-14'
,
40c
(quar.)
.
Detroit
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7
25c
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(quar.)
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.
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(quar.)
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4-
3-31
preferred
v
3-30
3-1
1
3-.4
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1
3-
97 %c
(quar.)
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Union
5-
3-29
12%c
4
3-
93%c
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3-20
;
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(quar.)
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30c
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1
4-15
$1
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;
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Quarterly
t
2-17
•
$1.12%
(quar.)
Lines
Dennlson
2-17
1
$1.25
preferred
•
•
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2-17
1
3-
$1.50
4%
ior <-
dividend
Brockton
(quar.).
Cincinnati, New Orleans
depositary snare;.
per
preferred
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3
93%c
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k-
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2-
2-20
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3-10
$1.06
$1.18%
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•
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3-10
3-15
25c
(quar.)_;
5%
•
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1
4%
(quar.)____,
common
3-10
$37V2c
tax and. expenses
/'
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3-15
•
7%c
preferred
Cincinnati
3
.
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payment
Bank—_
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;
3
Ltd.—
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1-30
3-10
162c
(s-a;_
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2-201
4
150c r.
British
4-
3-
.
4
lOc
(quar.)
1
$1
Fund, Inci J.
Air
4-
(quar.
Properties
&
Delta
2-15
(quar.)——
(quar.;
Delaware
2-24
Corp.
B
company
3-10
Chrysler Corp. '(quar.)
Cincinnati Enquirer, Inc.
-
*
^
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Monte
25c
4
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preferred C
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Company;; (quar.;
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4-
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3.90%
Deere
2-23
Delaware
4-
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■
preierred
3-3
1
(quar.)——
3.75%
2-14
-v
3-
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(s-a)
common
_—
2-15
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Columbia Packers,
Class
4-
4-1
preferred
RR.,
a,ec.
3-18
20c
(quar.;
>
1
5%
(quar.)
4%%
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3-1
Co.
Holder9
Payable oj
20c
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Dayton Power & Light, common
3.75% preferred A '(quar.)
3-
J69c
:
_____
(quar.)_______—
4% %
4-14
'
8
Chicago Title & Trust Co.. (increased)
Cnicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)_
3
93 %c
(quar.)________
4%%/preferred
3-
>:J25c
2-
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Burlington & Quincy RR.__^
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.)—
3
1
25c
(quar.)
Bricisn Columbia Electric, Ltd.—
5 %%
preferred
(quar.)__.
,
3*
4-
25C
Oily Ltd.
1
Chicago,
3
HOC
'
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,
(quar.)__
American
3-
t72%c
(quar.-)_
com.
(quar.)___•
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Co., common (interim).
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1
4- T
.
3-
30c
.■
__
______!
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. common
3Va% conv. preferred (quar.)
1-31
31C
:
Bristol-Myers
•,
4-
2-28
3-15
.
$1.12%
(quar.)
8%
2-28
3-15
'
2-25
preferred-(quar.)
Chenango &• Unaduxa Telephone Corp.—
"
4Va %
2-28
J62%C
3-13
lOc
75c
aivxaend
4V4Vo
8
capital
(quar.)
(Canada)
9
Ltd,—
preferred
Bracn
-
of North America,
Mxcnigan
&
(quar.)_c._—
Mannattan
Stock
3-13-
,< -""5-
(quar.)_"___
Chattanooga GasChemetron Corp.,
in¬
37c
Bowater
2,
'<5-15
..
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Channing
2-2
:3-
87 %c
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40c
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.
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1-31
25c
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•
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__
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snare.
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.
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1
3-31
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■
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3-15
Champlin Oil & Refining— >«.."■/"..
,
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Company (,-quar;
Borg-Warner Corp., 3%•%" preferred (quar.)
Bosiic Concrete Co.,
class A (quar.)
Boscon
Va
$4.50
—--J
income
depositary
Borden
8
$.0j3
3-
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2-15
When
Snare
(quar.)
2-28
30c
•
Cigar Corp.
1
3-
2oy2c
,
&
Belt
Per
Name of Company
DWG
$1.12'/2
Champion Paper & Fibre, common
*
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2-20
25c
of Rec.
1
3-15
3-15
6c
-
toteel
Cnain
1-26
12-20
6
*
(quar.)_j,
orainary
3-
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25c
income
(quar.),.
amount
depositary
15c
s
&
Corp.
2-24
61c
;
shs.
(quar.;!
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Wire Co._.
Central Transxormer Corp.
(quar.)r___
Century Industries (quar.;
;_____
<"Ui"
51c
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Holderi
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& South
Central
3-18
x
Fund—
investment
net
3-31
20c
When
Payable
Electric,
*.o0% 'preierxed
v
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Per
Share
Company
Louisiana
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(813)
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Name of
Payable of Rec.
35c
Chronicle
Corp.
(s-a)—
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preferred
(quar.)
(monthly)-
(quar.)
,
3-28
2-1
2-2
2-1
20c
3-1
2-^
31 Ac
3- x
27c
3-10
3-15
5c
(quar.)__.—_
Assn.
35c
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2-20
2-
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B
(monthly).
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2-20
2-
8
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(monthly)
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3-20
3-
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dividend
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(extra)
See
Marshall
Filtrol Corp.
Financial
General
Bank
First
Stock
Governor
Fisher
Fishman
(M.
Fleetwood
Co.
Flintkote
Co.,
$2.25
2nd pfd.
conv
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Wallace,
$3
3-17
3-
From
t.
$5
preferred
Oil
3-15
2-15
3-15
2-15
3-15
56y«c *
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2-25
15c
,
—-
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75c
.
1
preferred
1;
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B
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Ford
voting/(quar.)
non-voting
B
Grant
Co.
(quar.)
1
2-2
*
3-
1
1
2-4,1
preferred
-
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•
3-15
preferred
preferred
(increased)
Franklin National
(quar.)„_________-___-
Suiphur Co.::: (quar. )
Friedman
(L.)
Realty , (quar.)
Z
Corp.
Frouge
Fruehauf
4%
Corp..:—
Futterman Corp,—m
Class
A
'Class
A
(quar.)_
v,
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1
Gas Service
Geco
Co.
4-
1
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5-
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common..
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5%
1
1
3-
60c
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3-
-
v
5-15
5-
Carpets,
5-15
5-
America
Co.
Oil
General
(quar.) _Mm__.——
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Cigar
Crude
(quar,)__
Drive-In
Corp.
Electric,
Ltd.--
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Finance
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tquar.)
General
Fireproofing
(quar,)_M
General
Foods
(quar.)
General
Merchandise
Stock
General
Motors
■$3.75
General
Public
General
3-14
6
3-
1
4%
50c
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3-
3-10
1
.
1
4-
$1.25
5-
1
Utilities
3-10
2-?4
■
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100
shares
40th
General Steel
General
Street
held
Y.
N.
Casting
Corp.
Hills
preferred
5Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
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preferred
Co.
:
of
Homestake
27VAc
3-
1
2-
3
Honolulu
62 Vic
3-
1
2-15
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voting preferred
General
preferred
General
4l/2%preferred
1
preferred
preferred
4.25%
convertible
3-15
Horizon
Land
1
3-15
Horn
3-
1
2-15
56c
3-
1
2-15
19c
3-31
2-21
(quar.)
55c
4-
1
4-
1
preferred
(quar.)_
59%c
4-
1
preferred
(quar.)
54y2c
4-
1
5.28%
preferred
(quar.)
66c
4-
1
3%%
4%
2-21
&
Rubber
(quar.)
25c
Genung's, Inc.. preferred (s-a)
Georgia-Pacific
Corp.
(quar.)__
Stock
25c
dividend
Gerber
1%
Products
(increased
Giant
Food, Inc.,
Giant
Portland
Gillette
Ginn
$2.50
class
A
Cement
Company
quar.)
''50c
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
Globe
Corp.,
A
class
Security
Gold
&
10c
3-
1
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class
Inc.
Tire
A
10c
3-
1
1
$1.50
1
3-
1
(quar.)
(W.
Stock
6%
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Co.,
dividend
preferred
1
2-
3
Idaho
1
Foods
&
5-22
1
3-18
Keystone Portland Cement
7-
1
6-17
Keystone
3-
1
2-15
Kirsch
3-
9
2-21
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:
12
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Imperial
Investment
3-16
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3-10
2-17
3-17
2-17
3-10
2-17
6-12
5-22
$1.50
9-11
12-11
11-20
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3-10
2-17
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of
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Great
$15c
6%
preferred
8%
class
A
preferred
8%
class
B
preferred
(quar.)____
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3-10
class
A
preferred
(quar.)
$2
6-12
5-22
8%
class
B
preferred
(quar.)
$2
6-12
5-22
8%
class A preferred
(quar.)
$2
9-11
8-21
(quar.)
B
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
B
Grace
preferred
National
Grand
Bank
Union Co.
Granite
$2
(N. Y.)
-
(quar.)
City Steel
Great American
$2
$2,
(quar.)
12-11
3-
1
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11-20
li
2-23
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(quar.)
Life
$2
9-11
12-11
2-24
1-30
35c
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3-15
2-23
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Lakes
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3-15
3%
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-
long-term
>
6
A
5-
1
4-
5-
2-23
1-23
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3-10
2-10
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3-10
Indianapolis
5%
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preferred
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Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
6%
1
preferred
7%
3-16
1
3-30
3-
1
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Lake
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Institutional
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from
Foundation
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Inter-Ocean
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(quar.)__
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3-10
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new
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3-15
,
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Llndberg Steel Treating,
2-19
'2-19
13c
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/
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of
2-24
3-
3-
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3-10
3/,
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3
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4-28
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3-15
2-10
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Lester
3-10
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(quar.)
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2,-17
Z
50c
25c'
2-14
$1.75
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'..
1
2-
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3-15
3-15
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i
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1
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(annual)___. J
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7-
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Worlds, Ltd
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income
realized
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investment
1960
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1
4-3
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3-1
,
4-
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2nd
3-
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3-
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6
3-21
10c
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6
6
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,
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6
1
A
common
convertible
6
2-21
:
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preferred C
Co. (quar.)—
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2-28
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Inland Container Corp., class
Inland Steel
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30c
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preferred
5%
3-15
3-15
25c
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;
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preferred
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B
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12c
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Ireland,
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common
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,
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4-15
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Mortgage, com.
3-15
$1.50
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4-15
5%
40c
;
8%
$1
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(quar.)
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Corp.—
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3-31
40c
1
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2-10
3-
3-28
;
60c
(quar.)
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Mines,
Wire
&
Knickerbocker
2-
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Company
3-16
4-15
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0-15
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20c
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3-31-,
30c
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Kerr
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5-15
3-24,
25c
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Kerr-Addison
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4%% preferred (quar.)
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V
5-15
1/
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(quar.)
(quar.)
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preferred
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dividend
3-10
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participating A
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2-17
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3
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Kent-Moore
2-i4
3-1
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6-
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4.60%
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2-15
3-
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2-13
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1
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2-15
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2-15
1
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preferred
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;
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3-1
v
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Kawneer
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3-
;
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6
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1
2-28
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2-24
3-10
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3-15
(quar.)
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3-20
(quar.)_____M____
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;
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preferred
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series B
3-15
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2%
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3-29
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Huron
50c
37J/2c
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1
3-24
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series A preferred
22y2c
dividend
J
2-15
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Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
(H. W.) Company (quar.)
Gould-National
Batteries
(quar.)
Government Employees Insurance (quar.)
'
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3-
4-
;-t.
95c
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15c
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5%
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3-
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3-1-
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;
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2-15
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Gossard
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5-
Pulp
2nd
Hunt
2-24
3-27
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1
3-
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Hugoton Production
2-20
3-10
4-10
J13c
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&
2-28
3-
3,80%
4.35%
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Kaiser;Aluminum & Chemical, 00m.
.
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2-23
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6
3-
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(quar.)_____
$1.41
3-15
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Telegraph
Nugget.
Goodyear
Ltd.,
5%
2-15
10c
tl5c
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(quar.)M
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Paper
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Service
Finance
$5.12
<
2-
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Stock
2-1
1
4
(monthly)
Systems
Globe-Wernicke
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3-
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Globe
A
1
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Hudson
1
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Hudson
2-16
3
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Company (initial)
Glen Mfg., Inc.
(initial)
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3-
3-25
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of
Public
preferred
Hubinger
KVP
3
2-23
.
.
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*:
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Co..
preferred
Houston
2-13
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preferred A
(quar.)
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preferred
4.40%
2-15
1
62y2c
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&
Glickman
2-28
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Corp.
Household
2-21
Tire
Corp.
Hardart
&
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2-21
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.
Hotel
2-21
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General
&
Horn
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.
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.
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Jockey Club, Ltd., 6%
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preferred
1
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(quar.)_______
Telephone & Electronics,
4.40%
B
4-
1
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,
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3-
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General
of
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(quar.)_—
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2-13
3-1
3-
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3%
.
3
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t
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(quar.)_____^_;__^_^_i.____
Corp
$1.50
-
(quar.)
Co.
Oil
2-15
3-15
•-
A> (quar.)_//_M^_i—_
Mining
3-1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Telephone
$2.20
$1.30
/
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3
2- 3
2«r - 3
J $5 preferred A- (quar..)^u_-Mv.__-___i.—-_ / $1.25 J / 3-31
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-
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Chemical
$4.25
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3
-
(quar.) mm
■
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.
3-15
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3, J
(quar.)
Mfg.
2-
preferred :(quar.)
voting
&
1
preferred-(quar.>__
$6
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3-
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preferred-
1
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v
10-18
3-
-
common
7-18
10-18
;
93%c
,
3-15
;
1
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voting
Hobart
__
5.20%
80c
1st
5%%
Kentucky—
(quar.)__
preferred
voting
Hotels
I'
;_
-
(quar,)
Chemical,
Newport
M
5.16%
$2
3-17
6
•
(quar.-)
General
3-31
40c
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'7-18
97 Vic
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Utilities
$1.76; bre^rred
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2-17 Z
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4-17
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2-16
4-
V
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each
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of California—
4-
.
48 %C
v
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2-
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voting trust certificate or fraction of
111
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Curtis Industries,-Inc;, class a-_^_m;' ;
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J
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2-17
29c
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4-20
3-
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(quar.-)_-_^___^M
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One
1
\
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Hercules
3
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M
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4-3
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(quar.)_
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2-15
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5 V2 %
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2-10
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Co.____
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-
2-21
3-
i
preferred
4.20%
Z 2-13
1
37»/a'C
(quar.)________—_______
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Iowa
2-25
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6
1
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Outdoor
2-
2-27
3-
i
preferred '(quar.f.
preferred
2-25
4-17
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(quar.)
common
5%
2-15
35c «
—
J 4.80%
.*
3-10>
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3-
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2-15
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t
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ii
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1
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Hastings
3-1
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(incr>quar.)
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1
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preferred
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2-10
;
1
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Light & Power, com.
4.80%- preferred
3-15
1
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(quar.)
Harris-Intertype
2-15
3-29
5-15
General
'4.30%
2-10
-
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Harbor Plywood Corp.
8
••3-15
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conv: preferredMquar.)-
60c
1
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1
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'
2-15
25c
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3-15;
4-10
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common
preferred-(quar.);
Hanover Bank
Harding
i
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(quar.)
___
preferred -(quar.)
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common
-
2-15
4-/1
15c
3-
-
2-13
$1.25
—;___—
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1
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2-28
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1
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$1
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(quar.)_
(quar.)______
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yi
2-20
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(quar.)
Cotton
4%
1
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.
4- 1
3-
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.
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Hammond
2-15
8-15
act
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2-20
3-15
-
2-15
2-
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Corp
(Rhode-Island)i—-'-'
preferred (quar.)_-L/i__*_-_
___:
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2-20.
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10c
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3-10
2-28
30c
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:(quar.)_T__
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1-31
:
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3-15/' :
.
1
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
••
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Harshaw
Garrett
$1.11
$1.27
Cosco,
3-21
17Vic
;
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,(monthly )_m___
Gardner-Denver
;
2-20
$1.25
s
Line,"Ltd/ (quar.)
J1;. Extra "
__^___
MM---————
y $2.50 preferred- (quar.) _*_______
___/__^
2-20
vi'/3-15Z-
33-
1
2-20
-
.3-15
$1.10
(quar.) __.M--__________.r_.Jv/•
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/ 3-15-*
25c ;
(quar.)
t
;
$1.05
Hamilton
2-10
1
11-15
14c
;.
(quar.)—
'J
12 Vic
___.
(initial quar.)___.__M-T_.---
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preferred
;;
•
3-15
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Hajoca Corp. ;(quar.)__—
2-15
5-15
12 Vi c
v
—
Mfg.
r
i2y2c
—
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Fritzi. of California
lZ
:
30C
m_m
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A
20c y
i
„________.
.
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•
3.578 %
33-
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>,
—
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.'
4-
a
2-15
1
3-
9
50c
•
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Class
3-15
$1.29
Pipe
2-10
+60c '
_M_
Engineering
3-1
35c
(quar.)_____
(quar.)_.^
2-15
-
75c'
M
1
Investors Trust
2-10
'
1
Hamilton
Bank. (Long Island, N. Y.)
J dividend;.———1
Co.-
//
■
5-26
3-10
4-
:
(.quar.) ____:
.
preferred
Hackensack
2-15
•
3-15
Foxboro Company,
Frantz: Mfg.
6
2-24 '
.
6-12 >•
25c
$2 preferred
2-24
3-13
/•
$1;25,
(quar.)—__—
$5.08
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-20
2-
3-
7 Vic
System_i__
:_
Investors Diversified Services,- Inc.—
.
■ZM 4%
dividend)—:
Corp. (quar.)—.
Stock dividend.—__________—_________
Stock
2-
3-13
$1.16 -
(quar.)'
,
(quar.)_;——
Gustin-Bacon
1-30
2-21
>
1-27
3
3-20
*
30c
Interstate
-
2-24
3-
> 3-14
35c
.
—
75c
(stock
Foster Wheeler
1
3-
35c "
,
(quar.K—
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Foster
:
3-31
•
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preferred
$5
0-4 <
4-15
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.44
2-13
4-
..
Interstate
'
preferred
$4.40
2-24*
4-15
$1.25'
2-
3-10
f40c
(quar.) _____2_
Utilities, common
4-29
12c
$4.20
2-15
•
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tlOc
37 Vic
'
4.64%,
Gulf States Utilities,.:common
3-14
15c
-
4-14
*
5.16%
2-15
1
Interprovincial
*
-•••
$2.13/
i'"'
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'
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-
4-14
(reduced)
common
(quar.)
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Corp.
International Resistance Co.
f22 Vic
(increased)--
(quar.).;
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Gulf
,
1
2-28
—
2-14
1
•3-
1
income
RR.,
2-
1
Ltd:
5-
30c
/
$5 preferred (quar..)
.
3
Ohio
&
of
3-17
3-1"
2-28
S1.757
"
payment
a
.v_r__——:—__—r*
International Nickel Co.
International Petroleum,
Fund
investment
net
Mobile
'
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Mutual
Guardian
Gulf
2-27
3-
3-15
(quar.)m-
A
class
2-10
$1
—
-----
Food Mart, Inc. Jquar.)—___
Forbes
6
3-
1
$1.12 y2
..v/
—
series B
3-30
cents_i____.
67
plus
1
3-15
:
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(Canada)
of
.
(quar.).-
pfd.
7%
gains
capital
1
5-
37 %c
from
3-
1
Payable of Rec.
Holdings Corp.—
$1.46
.*
3-
4-
37 Vic
;
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Guaranty Trust
3-3U
1
(quar.)
j.-
Harvester,
International
I
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When
Share
••
International
;
2-10
'
•
3-31
. «,
35c
\
(quar.)
30c
—
Steel. Corp :(quar.)
Florida
2-
1
preferred
3c
_____________—
2nd pfd; A
1
5-
i7%c
_
(quar.)
$4.50 conv.
conv.
Growers Wine,
2-17
5-
20C
(quar.)
-,$4 preferred (quar.)
>•
2-21
3-
47 VaC
s.
-—________
common
5%
3-
3-31
Z3-31
tl8%c
9
2-15
*
2-24
25c
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convertible preferred (quar.)4.________
Inc.
1
$1.06'A
5%
8
2-
*3-15
•
;15c
Industries.—
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4-28
3-
22 '/2C
"
.
1
3-
2-28
,
56 %c
,
Co./quar.)_____
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1
3-20
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(quar.)
(quar.)
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5%
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common
2-
3-20
$25
—
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(stock
Corp.,
A
1
3-1
5%
Mfg.'
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)_;
____^
4JA% preferred (quar.)_
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd. (quar.) __i-
■
Grolier,
(quar.)
preferred
$2.25
1
2-
Gregory
8
3
Co.
&
45C
Federation
Financial
6-
Vic
;
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Field
(s-a)
(Boston)
Futy Associates
;
3-
I2V2C
(Del.)
(Marshall)
♦
3-1
2%
__
32-
/
2-20
•
12'Ac
Common
Federated Corp.
Field
3-20
Z7Vic
(quar.)
Shoe
75c
-
Per
■
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'
Federated
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
(quar.)_L_M_M-
;
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2r10
2-
3- .1
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1
3-10,
>
* -15c
3-31
.12-28
Continued
on
page
50
.
yolume 193
Number 6031
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(815)
15
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY
Range for Previous
40
50
Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Mar
8
Lowest
44 Va Dec
21
NEW
44% Jan
16
47
Feb
15
Abbott Laboratories
69 Va Jun
15
52 Va Jan
3
62
Jan
16
114V2 Jun
10
103 Va Jan
6
107
Feb
7
233/4 Mar
8
42% Jun
29
33 % Jan
3
45 Va Feb
8
38
53% Feb
15
Feb
8
35Va Oct
25
52
Jan
15
23
17
Dec
5
Dec
6
17
3
27% Feb
17
Adams
25
36
Jan
18
Adams-Mills
83% Jan
26
96 % Jan
12
63v
20
98
Dec
19
Oct
31
9% Oct
11% Oct
3
14% Feb
14
1
22 % Jan
4
31% Feb
8
24
10'/a Jan
3
12
Jan
4
75 % Jan
3
84
7% Jan
14
Steel
No
2
Air
Control
Air
Reduction
17
A
32% Jan
3
34 Va Feb
16
12% Jan
3
Alabama Gas Corp
48 Vb Jan
3
60
Feb
9
Feb
8
85
Feb
16
3
63
Aug 20
13% Jan
5
25
45
Jan
56 Va Jan
27
42% Aug 19
100
3
12% Jan
30
4
397/a Jan
30
3
43% Feb
16
35
40
Jan
Jan
6
46Va Feb
10
Jan
3
97
Jan
19
16VaJan
4
17% Jan
11
50% Jan
May 27
22% Jan
15
32% Jan
4
33% Jan
Feb
10%'Jan
5
28
15
3
60
90
8
Products
Products
Aldens
Inc
4%%
6%
Jan
4
12% Dec
20
17% Jan
4
12% Jan
3
15
May 31
39 Va Jan
6
36% Jan
3
41% Feb
17
5
7% Jan
5
10
27
Allied
6% Oct
41 Va
75
24
Sep
26
Jan
58 Va Jan
4
13
84% Sep
44
Feb
1
Jan
Jan
3
52% Feb
81% Jan
1
9
5
84
17
Feb
1
22
Oct
26
40
Jan
28
95
Nov
15
132
Jan
28
101
Jan
6
Feb
8
22% Oct
24
36% Apr 13
35 Va Jan
4
28
Jan
4
32% Feb
6
28 Va Sep
28
24% Jan
31% Jan
3
27% Feb
109
3
Mfg
3
35% Jan
23
4
68 Va Jan
18
75% Jan
31
Aluminum
Dec
30
62% Jan
20
68
Jan
19
Dec
23
22 Va Dec
25% Jun
21
Jan
3
48
Feb
13
78% Jan
6
69% Jan
3
79% Feb
1
31 Va Jan
July 25
23
9
21
26
23% Oct
26
Jan
4
17% Apr
26
25% Jan
4
21% Jan
3
91
Nov
28
106 % Jan
27
102% Jan
3
119
Feb
34 Va Dec
13
44 "Va Jan
18
3
42
Feb
30% Oct
36
Jan
30% Feb
14
24% Feb
9
:
9
Feb
8
41
Jan
5
July 12
60
Jan
3
62
Feb
2
Jan
4
3
19% Feb
6
I
61% Jan
1
15% Jan
38 Va Jan
4
44
Sugar
13
6%
23
43 Va Jan
23
49% Feb
9
Nov
11
19% Jan
31
19% Jan
27
13% Sep
43% Jan
1
8 % Jan
3
10Va Feb
16
American
4
34% Jan
4
37 Va Jan
23
American
Can
30
35% Dec
14
40 % Sep
29
38% Aug 2J
51% Jan 13
46% Mar 22
16
77
Dec
Oct
26
16% Sep
• 1% Jun
26
28
89
19% Oct
21
59% Jun
33% Oct
24% Jan
44% July
•
8
82 % Feb
15
3
21% Feb
16
Amer
2
43% Jan
24
86
Jan
31
47% Jan
12
Mar 30
84
Jan
4
43 Vb Feb
14
14
30
29% Jan
46% Jan
21
17% Sep
Oct
31
59 Va July 18
33% Jan
4
20 Va Jan
42
1
33 Va Jan
4
31% Mar 15
17% Jan
8 Va Jan
17% Dec
30
0% JM1
11
11 Vi
0% Jen
38% Jan
Sep M
10
142% Feb
16% Mar
16% Jun
t
13% Oct
17% Feb
\
20% Sep
103
Sep
A
Cable
American
A
American
Home
American Mach
A
of
17
American
American Metal Climax Inc
3
13% Jan
3
16% Jan
12
4%ft
Aug
5
15% Jan
5
17% Jan
9
American Molasses
18
16% Feb
3
18% Jan
4
American
30
American
Motors
82% Dec
Jan
16-
88% Feb
16
American
IS
44
Sep
1
34
Jan
19
40% Feb
17
67
Jun
10
54
Jan
18
59 Va Jan
3
American
43% Apr
11
85% Dec
14
76 Va Jan
6
95% Feb
1
Amer
33% Oct
24
48 Va Aug
12
41
Jan
3
53 Va Feb
9
11 Va Nov
1
16% Feb
3
12% Jan
3
15
Feb
16
Jan
4
142
Jan
26
133 % Dec
54
117
6
Feb
144% Aug 25
•
Mar
•
62 Va Aug 24
126
Aug
4
18
Jun
21
34
Jan
4
IS
Sep
28
38 Va Jan
20
61% Oct 28
IS
Jun
82% Feb
79% Jan
.
_
117
Jan
4
12% May 11
15% Jan
4
15% Mar
15
Feb
1
26
14
Mat
9
40
Jan
7
19% Oct
24
13% Fab
17
23
30% Aug 26
108 Va Dec 30
4
81 % May 19
3
31 Va Feb
10
17% Mar IB
136% Jan
3
44% Feb
13.
20% Feb
1
3
60 Va Feb
6
3
Feb
8
60% Jan
3
66 Va Feb
17
122 Va Feb
3
123% Feb
3
22 V8 Feb
16
27 Va Jan
16
Va Jan
3
33% Feb
14
27
3
85 Va Feb
8
28% Jan
3
34% Jan
17
Vb Jan
11
32% Feb
16
103 Va Jan
3
77
30
Jan
J? Feb
17
20
64% Jan
3
130% Aug 31
44 Va Dec 16
121 % Jan
1
„
65% Dec
143
14
41
Jan
3' "
3
117
1 II
Jan
31
American
6ft
19 Va Jan
1
23% Feb
15
Jan
13
29% Jan
4
27% Sep
28
26% Jan
20
26% Feb
16
18% May 17
73% Jun 17
13% Jan
4
15
23
Jan
6ft
52 Va Feb
16
39% Feb
3
footnotes, ^ee page 26.
52%
52%
7,500
49%
50
49%
50%
81%
82
82
81%
81%
24%
25
24%
104
*103%
251/2
25%
108
*81%
26%
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41% Feb
16
13
93 Va Feb
16
17
44% Feb
16
47% Feb
9
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82%
26%
27
•103%
108
51
108
210
82%
26 Va
27
56,900
104
104
200
31%
31
31%
31
33%
34%
33%
31%
34%
30%
33%
34
68%
31%
34%
68,400
69%
69%
68 Va
69%
68%
69
25,900
69Va
5,500
75%
5,400
76%
76 Va
29 Va
29%
29 %
30V4
29%
30 Va
23%
29 Va
30
23%
23%
29%
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23%
24
29%
23%
24
23%
24
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100
*110
100
120
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120
40%
41 Va
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38%
38%
38%
40Va
38%
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63
62
62
17%
43 Va
75 Va
*110
par
10
120
38%
76%
77%
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120
39%
39
38%
38%
38%
62%
62
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39%
38%
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62
771/4
19,200
5,700
48,400
120
38%
39
38 Va
381/2
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28,280
600
62%
80
26,800
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17%
17%
17%
18%
18%
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44
43%
43%
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42%
18%
43%
43%
43%
43 '/a
44
46%
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47
48
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48
1
9
35%
9%
48%
48%
47%
46%
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9%
9%
9%
10 Va
37%
37 Va
37%
37ys
37%
9%
36%
36%
37%
37%
37%
37%
par
47%
48%
48%
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par
76%
77%
78
79
3
20%
20%
10
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41
20%
42
42
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38
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35,300
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38
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37
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5,900
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23
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2,100
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35
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20 %
20%
21%
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21
10%
10%
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10%
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10 Va
3,200
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10%
10%
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24,300
27%
197 %
v
27%
28
198%
198 %
27%
27%
199
-
28%
28 Va
28%
28
400
28%
1,400
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194
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196 VA
79
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76%
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5,500
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79
80
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21%
1
196%
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.
21%
20 Va
79%
21
20,000
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15
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96
84
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92
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17
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87%
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38
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42
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20%
57%
57 %
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par
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common
preferred.100
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1
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123
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141
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33
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123
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33
84
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123
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22%
3,500
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32 Vb
32%
17,000
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85
84
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84
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85
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34
32%
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32%
33
31%
32%
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32%
32%
32
32%
32 Va
112%
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111 Vb
3,300
112%
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112%
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72
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23
29
29
29
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16
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26%
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26%
26%
26%
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14%
26%
14%
26%
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14%
14%
14%
14%
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15
AMP Inc endorsed shares
178,000
lSi
72%
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series
Lead
22
74
31
series
40
22%
32%
31%
48 Va
5% ft
1,700
31%
125%
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570
66 Va
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124
26
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25
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143
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124
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->
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.
141
142 Va
63%
123
47%
American Zinc
48%
20
23
1
American Water Works Ce
29
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29
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29
300
220
9,000
--1
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73%
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74%
73
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72
73
21 %
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71%
—1
22%
5,400
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21%
20%
21%
47%
49
20%
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Amptaenol-Borg Electronics Corp—_1
48 Va
50%
156,600
49%
50%
50%
52 VA
60
48%
49%
50%
51%
49
49%
51%
51 %
52 Va
51%
No par
38%
39
52%
37
49%
38%
17,300
34,800
38
38%
38%
39%
39
39%
1,860
38 %
38%
38%
40
41 Va
40
41%
38%
40%
13,700
Ampex
Corp
—
Anaconda Wire A Cable
Anchor
3
4,000
50%
49%
25
Anaconda Co
8
3
Jan
8V4
125%
3
90 Va Jan
*8 Va
31
17
46% Jan
3,500
8%
100
52% Feb
37
7,500
8%
31'%
1.66%
preferred
24 Va Jan
4
"For
Co
American Viscose
75% Feb
13
13%
41%
72 Va
3
Aug 12
13%
40 Va
33%
4
44 %
14
40%
Tobacco common—.12.60
when
27
Jan
46% Dec
13 Va
40 Va
8%
111%
American Tel
20 Va Jan
33% Jan
3
26,100
14%
40%
8
100
American Stores
41 Va Jan
44
17
59%
13%
40%
8%
1,200
Co
Foundries
Steel
63 Va Jan
11
12
14Va
40
8
No par
Gas
Seating Co
1
15
Feb
14
V
8%
81%
104
20
68%
Potash A Chem___No par
A Std Sany com—5
17
54% Jan
Jan
59
32%
1
American Sugar Refining com
7ft preferred
9
68% Jan
30% Mar
59 Va
33
70%
Amer South Afrioan Inv Co Ltd_-Jl
American
8
6
39
58
47 Va
Co
non-cumulative
Feb
31
85
59%
21%
Optical Co
American Snuff
127% Feb
28
2
58%
'
27
33% Feb
58%
32%
Ameriean Ship Building Co__No par
Smelt A Hef'g com.No par
7ft preferred
100
Rights
20
44% July 6
93% Oct 28
17'/a
par
1
American
American
42% Oct
6
17%
49
com—1
preferred
1
30 % Dec
31 Va Oct
Natural
American
16
29% Sep
42% Mar
17%
31%
American Rad
Feb
23% Jun
55% Jun
17%
47 Va
Photocopy Equlpm't Co.No
75% Feb
51
17% 1
31%
-I
American News Co
14
Jan
14Va
10
Corp
65% Mar 23
7ft
*95
21%
Metal Products
16
Apr
43% Apr
16
97
57 Va
40
100
18
54% Jan
*95
17Va
39%
14
8Va
97
17Va
58 Va
39
Machine A Metals.No par
29% Apr
33 Va Jan
*95
17%
47 Va
preferred
22
12
97
par
95
26
Dec
2,100
57%
*83
Feb
35% Aug 18
21% Oct 14
17%
eem—3.50
44% Feb
59
97
100
28% Jan
1
97
17
21%
111
3
1
12.200
97
*95
No par
4
21
17
45%
100
13% Oct
Mar
45%.
..I
10
13% Dec
45'/a
47 y2
Corp
Pdrjr
17% Dec
28% Oct
44%
11.60
24% Jan
42
45
21%
Corp
90% Jan
140
16,700
44%
43Va
47%
Corp
15
1457/a Aug 14
43
21%
preferred
31
1
10,100
43'/a
47%
prior preferred
Oct
138% Jan
39
42%
45
No par
40«
92% Aug 15
287/a Jan 26
79
38%
44%
21%
Products.
Investment Co
92
39%
45%
47%
Co
Ameriean Hospital Supply
American Ice CO
5%%
34 Vb Jan
53,600
37 Va
44%
Foreign Power..No pat
American
6
12
377/8
42%
I
Power
23
27% Jan
11%
12 Va
llVa
37
41%
22
Corp
Ameriean Hardware
3.90%
11%
37%
Electric
30
58 Va Jan
11%
50
41»/a
American
21% Jan
1
ni/2
7,800
86
39%
36
102 Va Jan
14
11%
♦84%
2,300
11,935
37
36
9
26
11%
34%
39%
35
3
10 Va Jun
11%
*84
35
99 % Jan
86% Jan
85
85
34 %
20 Va Jan
12
85
"84
10
9
15
85
85
4%
75'/a
Co—
0
Feb
58%
Distilling
International
Jan
15
58
American
3
85
15
43%
16
100 \
34
14%
60
41 %
10% Feb
3
34 Va
4%
•84%
21% Feb
24
46,700
34%
86
4
83 Va Jan
4%
14%
42
3
85 Va Jan
4%
58%
44%
American
.
4%
15
84 %
:6
19, V
5,200
18,300
59%
43 Va
15% Feb
23
10%
79%
14%
86
6
86% Dec
10%
79
34
45
13% Jan
91% Dec
11
78%
58%
4%
34
44%
13
4
10%
78 Va
14%
V4
84%
21% Feb
14
14,400
10%
79
59%
4
33%
10
6
76% Jan
31%.
10%
X76%
.
100
'i 19 Va Jan
18
30%
10%
79%
4,800
47%
prior preferred
American Inka
8
31
10%
78%
58%
1
American European Secur
Ameriean Export Lines Inc
8
31%
31%
11%
78 Va
Cyanamid Co
4% ft
American
18
18
25,306
*21%
Barge Line Co
American Crystal Sugar com
24
Feb
13%
76%
Commer
27
Jan
13%
31%
13%
31%
75%
No
Jan
85
13 VB
14%
Par
No
35% Jan
30
14 Va
25
Chain
24% Jan
201% Feb
13%
64
preferred
American
66
3
14,700
14%
12.60
3
4
14 Va
87%
.1
3
3
49% Jan
13
Jan
86%
58 %
Corp
16
61% Jan
16% Jan
4
11% Sep
24
87
Va
No par
Feb
176 Va Jan
24% Jan
11
Jan
18
86%
37%
Corp
37
14
62 % Dec
20
94 1
11
88
14
1
20
198% Jun 18
0
.
57% Jan
86 Va
57 Va
No par
American Chicle Co
Feb
86 Va
48
common
49 % Feb
40
Jan
Co
6
5
33
20
19 Va Jan
11
32%'
22
No
Radio
3
7ft
34
64
common
A
4
30% Dec
1
Inc
Jan
Jan
33 Va
47%
preferred
70 % Jan
25
18
Theatres
38
36
34
50
42% Jan
27
33%
39%
common
Arma
Cable
1
34%
85 %
Broadcasting-Paramount
46% Dec
20
30% Dec
Corp
Brake Shoe Co
8
July 28
33 Va
85 Va
22
Note common
Bosch
4
5ft
3,900
34%
1
preferred
19
0
11,100
27%
>83
12.50
Airlines
American
24,800
20%
27%
36%
Co
convertible
American
18
19%
27%
No par
25% Mar
Jan
No
America
Agricultural Chemical
American
17%
20%
10
Bank
37
63
30
Feb
of
Petroleum
3%%
17%
19%
27%
4'/a
100
American
4
18
SS% Oct
<
preferred
preferred
Bakeries Co
No
24
44% Jan
Amer
17%
20%
27%
33%
10
common
Corp
American
17%
19%
27%
f
issued
Amerada
17%
19%
27%
11
__5
American
Oct
4
When
18
19%
27 Va
100
10
13 V* Oct
•7
Co
Amalgamated
Amerace
17%
19%
77%
9
Aluminium Limited
Jan
69
24
18 Vb
27'/«
I
Cement
108
45% Jan
24,600
1
convertible
Portland
26
20% Jan
14,000
52%
31%
100
29
30
43%
50%
13%
Corp common_.No par
Feu
50% Mar 15
41%
52 %
1
No
61% Oct
65
44%
50%
4 J/4
Inc
47
4
42%
53%
1
Corp
Allis-Chalmers
4.08%
44%
53 %
10
preferred
Alpha
44%
53 %
33%
common
Products
400
44 Va
51%
13%
i
Chemical Corp
Allied Kid Co
4%
107
43'/a
31 Va
1
Allied
Allied Stores
*104%
51 Va
13 Va
100
Allied Mills
11% Jan
32
Feb
9.100
106
4 Va
Inc
Industries
59
1,000
60 Va
33%
common..
Corp
27
105
46%
60
2
convertible preferred
Sep
108
46%
60%
2
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
Allen
*105%
48
59%
43%
31
No par
preferred
Alleghany
Shares
*46
34%'
50«
Inc
Industries.
Alco
108
1
18
J
60'/a
1
Corp
Feb
4
47
59%
85
par
Corp
Aeroquip
47
59% Vs
"105
the Week
Feb. 17
Va
17%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral
46'/a
58%
106
Friday
Feb. 16
19%
1
Corp
46
Sales for
Thursday
27
10
Jan
28% Oct
25
1
Co
PRICES
Feb. 15
50 Vb
25
Inc
Co
Express
4% Feb
32% Sep
46
Acme
3
84
12
42
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
14
60
106
Inc
Stores
53% Jun
8% May 11
^_100
Feb.
47
59%-
1
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
8
15% Oct
preferred
Jan
85
17
90% Jan
2
10% Jan
20W Feb
4
Feb
Feb
-
9
38% Feb
22
4
28
79
3
40% Mar
29
35/a Sep
27 Va Jun
Jan
23% Jan
28
69 V* Sep
Industries
ACF-Wrigley
30V2 Jan
Jun
22
ACF
24 Va Jan
47
24
va
*45%
5
Vending Corp
4
14
Oct
iy
common
Tuesday
Feb. IS
1
convertible
ABC
6
28 Va Jan
16% Apr
10
3
10
4%
17
32% Jan
23 % May 31
Apr
Jan
15% Jan
Monday
Par
Abacus Fund
7
16
EVERY LISTED STOCK
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
26
12
YORK
Highest
98 % Mar
Jun
FOR
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
RANGE OF SALE PRICES
"70
Hocking Olase Corp—
Common
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton A Co
Andarson-Prlchard Oil Corp
6.31
No par
21.80
10
'
,
.
„
39 Va
.
*92
94
94
92
92
42
43
42%
43%
43%
44
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
*92
93
'
93%
*92
94
120
43%
44%
43%
44%
16,800
47%
47%
47%
47%
7,300
%
The Commercial and
(816)
16
-
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.1
Year 1960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
<
LOW
STOCK
20
40 V* Jan
5
33% Jan
38% Feb
1
28
38% Jan
40% Feb
6
Argo
77% Jan
67% Jan
73
19
4
Feb
17
Oil
Steel
Armco
29
Sep
28
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
46 % Feb
14
29
Jan
26
53% Dec
21
50
59 % Feb
16
Armstrong
75
Jan
13
83 % Aug 26
78 Va Jan
28 % Oct
24
44%Jun
9
30
10
20% Jan
11
12 % Oct
Jan
Jan
Feb
83
11
3
19
Armstrong
24,
Arnold
25'A Feb
10
Aro
20
Feb
26% Feb
15
4
22
,Jan
25% Feb
9
5
35% Jan
41
9
25% Aug 22
24
27% Jan
July 25
uywun
23% Jan
37% Jan
1
5
Feb
Industries
27
100
Feb
75
9
106
10
49% Oct
63
Dec
70
21
Jan
11
73% Feb
July 18
103% Jan
3
106 % Feb
15
5.25%
4
53% Jan
3
61 Va Jan
31
5
21% Jan
3
25% Jan
7
10% Aug 29
9% Jan
3
10
Feb
8
28% Feb
1
38% Aug 29
88% May 11
35% Jan
4
42% Feb
17
1st
Atlantic
87
Jan
31
4%
Jarf 15
;
84
Jan
13
18
4
58% Feb
24
43
Jan
5
48 % Feb
43% Dec
29
42% Jan
3
51% Feb
5%
12
17
3
40% Mar
31% Jun
Jan
3
82 % Feb
16
3 % Jan
3
3% Jan
10
15% Feb
15
13 % Feb
9
14% Jan
13
5%
Oct
26
96 % Jan
26
Jan
6
95
Jan
25
Atlas
20% Jan
4
13%2 Jan
5
19
Feb
9
31
24% Jan
11
21% Feb
1
23% Jan
19
52% July 11
34 % Jan
13
39% Feb
9
12% Aug
20% Oct
Mar 11
11
11% May 11
18% Dec
73
4
19% Dec
69%
70
43%
45%
45 %
46 %
56%
57 %
57
58
*73%
80%
80%
80%
81
81
31%
32
31%
32%
32%
33%
*13%
14%
14%
14%
24%
16% Feb
9
Avco
8
38%
39%
40
5,800
71%
71%
72%
72 %
73
22,800
46
46%
45%
46%
43
45%
96,000
58 %
59
58
59%
,,57%
82
82
82
83
34%
34
34 %
,
,33%
15
14
25
24%-
25 %
23
24%
24%
24%
24%
25%
24%
25%
x24%
25%
40%
40%
40%
*
40 %
40%
71
70%
71%
71%
"
71%
14
24%
26%
70%
104%
106
103%
58 %
59
58%
106
23%
23%
58%
.
•
100
86%
87 % * i;
par;
45
48%
80
No
10
common
preferred
100
24%
24"%
7,400
25%
24 %
25 %
31,200
25%
25
40%
40ya
72%
73%
Co__—
73%
106
106
;
.
3
59 %
59%
59%
23%
23%
23'%
23%
24%
106
v
60
10
9%
22,600
1,400
■
•
5,800
106
480
58%
61
23%
24%
6,500
..
9%
9%
41%
41%
41%
42'A
*86%
87 %
86%
86%
86 %
86'%
46
45%
"86%
45%
45%
45
46
86%
47%
46%
49%
47 V*
48%
3,600
49%
49%
49%
x48%
49%
49
81
81
22,000
81
49%
80%
81
81 %
82'%
81'%
82
%
-3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
87%
88
88%
88 %
par
18
par
22%
23
of Amer_2.50
37%
38%
38%
16
16%
15%
21
18%
89
16%
20%
20%
1
5c
Corp
52,300
41%
No
Corp
.
9%
41
-20
.
,
9%
41%
41
($1.20)—No
common-—
Co
110
■
251/4
40%
1
j,
—
Electronics
%
5,300
24%
25
...
20
common
Canteen
106
1,250
40%
.
8,400
-
.
14%
71%
;.;
;
*13%
59%
23%
41
prior pref
106
6.100
Fe—
9%
Nichols
Avnet
*14
24%
40%
Automatic
21% Feb
37%
40%
21%,
.
10
& Santa
Refining
Conv
3
38
39%
'39%
10
Powder
Austin
2
37 %
*
25%
20%
City Electric Co com—4%
preferred
13 % Jan
30
68%
preferred—10
Corp
17 % Feb
17% Aug 18
30
69%
__100
Co
preferred
Atlas
2
66
Topeka
$3.75 series B
80% Aug 18
6% Jan
4
76
5
4
preferred
Investment
non-curnulative
Atlantic
Dec
3
68%
2.50
2.50
Inc
Atlantic Coast Line RR_
13% Dec
74% Jan
40%
5
Common
27
9% Jan
79%
37%
39%
1
Atchinson
10% Sep
27% Jan
36%
40%
Dry Goods Corp—
Associates
Jan
37%
40
1
Co
Common
17
Shares
38%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated
10 Va Jan
the Week
40%
x37%
Sales for
Friday
Feb. 17
37%
Ashland Oil & Refining Common—1
2nd
PRICES
Feb. 16
par
No
Rubber
Constable
Arvin
26
16% Oct
SALE
Thursday
1
common
Corp
Equipment Corp
20'A Jan
19% Oct
'
HIGH
Feb. 15
10
5
Co. (Del)
preferred
35 % Jan
137/8 Feb
AND
Wednesday
14
,
$3.75
17
Feb.
40
5
Cork Co
Tuesday
Feb. 13
par
Corp
&
15% Jan
,,
No
Corp
Armour
18
Par
Archer-Daniels-Mldland
39% Dec
Sep
57
Monday
EXCHANGE
July 26
»0% Sep
13 y«
.
YORK
Highest
9%
„
:
-
3 %•-
'
89%
88%
18%
*17%
2,200
30
770
3%
18
*22 %
12,500
4
23
89
3%
25,900
13%
13%
23
10
13%
9,100
89
1,200
89
"
18
"
10
17%
17%
*22%
17 %
23
*22
39%
%
38%
*17%
39%
39
15%
16%
15%
19%
19
19%
23
16%
18%
18
*22 'A
"i
39'%
38%
700
■
39%
15%
16
19%
32,£i)0
20%
118,900
'
v
59,200
B
4% Aug
18
7% Jan
5
4% Jan
3
17% Oct
6
37% Jan
4
36% Jan
liy2 Oct
31
17 % Jan
4
12% Jan
84% Jan
26
30% Aug 12
27% Jan
20
90 V4 Jan
98% Aug 30
18
Jan
31
60
22 % Sep
28
3
Babcock
15% Feb
6
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Feb
8
Baltimore
87% Feb
47
19t
Jan
3
47% Jan
34
Aug 15
62% Feb
59
13% Dec
Aug
28
11
54% Jan
5
9
53% Jan
4
16
13% Jan
4
1
72% Dec
29
66% Jan
16% Oct
12
15% Jan
70
Jan
" Jan
noncumulative
Preferred
Barber
12
Basic
8
18% Jeeb
9
Basic
57% Aug 23
47% Jan
3
56 % Feb
1
Bath
14
40% Jan
4
46% Feb
9
Bausch
Jan
7
33% Jan
10
35 % Feb
17
Bayuk Cigars Inc
56% Dec
5
51 % Jan
6
64
31
Beatrice
Dec
1
37
45
Mar 21
183
Mar
3
249
Jan
Products
Iron
k
3
94% Jan
11
Feb
16
16% Sep
62% Jan
20
25% Jun
9
17% Jan
3
19% Feb
8
13
103% Sep
78
14
8
37% Jan
19
89% Feb
16
Beech-Nut
Bell
3
72
4
33% Jan
4
28
48% Jan
12
Jun
10
1% Oct
20
1 Va Jan
3
1
38% Jan
13
33% Jan
30% Nov
33% Feb
8
371/4 Dec
5
138% Jan
6
11% Dec
19
21% Feb
3
69 % Oct
18
82
66% Jan
50
31
Bendix
16
14
5%
1% Jan
19
Benguet
37% Feb
16
Best
8
7
Bestwall
4
39% Jan
45% Feb
2
141% Jan
145 % Feb
8
12% Jan
48% Feb
Jan
14% Jan
71
Jan
74%
Jan
23
49% Mar 25
41
Jan
53% Feb
17
Feb
27% Oct
24
53
Jan
4
32% Jan
38% Feb
16
21% Dec
23
29% Jan
6
22% Jan
25% Feb
9
12% Oct
11
20% Jan
4
16% Jan
Mar 28
39 Va Dec
20
35% Jan
26
22% Jan
13
21
Jan
67
2^3
11
72
Feb
Dec
22
11% Jan
18
5% Jan
6% Jan
19
91/2 Dec
23
«jttu
18
9% Jan
11% Jan
19
8% Oct
31
13% Jan
4
8% Jan
12% Feb
8
80% Oct
28
38% Nov
9
41 % Jan
6
23% Jan
34% Feb
11
39% Jan
45% Feb
&
Brass
&
6
Maine
No
Brldegport Brass Co
convertible
Jan
7% Jan
25
Briggs
Manufacturing
48
Jan
54% Feb
9
Briggs
&;
66% Dec
30
78% Jan
4
80% Feb
17
78% Jan
11
79
Jan
25
3%%
30% Jan
11
35% Feb
17
Mar 16
110
29
44% Dec
1
291/4 Aug
4
12% Dec
13% Dec
7
Aug 25
76% Aug 19
106% Jan
10
109% Feb
Bristol-Myers
-
10
68
Jan
30
30
44
Jan
17
49% Feb
15
Brunswick
7
35
Jan
5
39% Jan
27
24% Jan
4
13% Jan
3
18% Feb
17
Brown
9
6
27% Jan
13% Feb
13
17% Jan
86
Sep
15
80% Jan
9
82% Jan
25
24
Jan
18
29 :
32% Feb
8
10% Oct
26
11% Jan
16% Jan
24
30% Nov
7
31
36% Jan
31
29
17% Jan
6
4
36% Aug
9
23% Aug 25
.
Jan
Jan
'•"17%
15% Jan
Budd
Co
Feb
10
Bulova
2
24
4
16% Jan
19% Jan
25
9
Burlington
76% May 13
67% Sep 15
82 % Sep 12
73% Jan
.78% Feb
3
69% Feb
13
Feb
14
68
Jan
May, 6
21
Jan
68
Feb
81
Jan
23 :
26 % Dec
5
80% May 27
.
7% Oct
24
40% Jun
2
-
26
82
22% Jan
23
8% Jan
3
38 % Jan
4
13
7% Jan
a
4% Jan
3
6
26% Jan
18
13% Jan
9% May 13
Feb
7
28
lev* Oct
20
13% Feb
14
77% Jan
9
24 Va Dec
26%
26%
271%
27
2 7'A
27%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
5,000
24%
27%
27 %
28%
28%
29'A
27%
28%
.18,300
56
56%
56
56%
55%
56%
55%
58%
58%
59%
36%
37'A
35%
36%
*78
34
70%
35%
79
.33%
71
*78
71%
6
5%
10%
11%
31%
32%
*45
25
86
19
47
Jan
3
27% Apr
18
21% Jan
3
footnotes,
see page
59
26.
Jan
4-
s
Jan-
5
$4.25
*10%.
32%
46
Dry Corp
Canadian
Pacific
Cannon
1,900
*45
5%
5%
6
;'-V
6
46
10%
900
11;
11%
22,300
33
•
10%
11%
34 %
33%
34'A
33%
34%
26,300
*45
*45
46
-
45%:
46
73%
76%
79%
83
108%
.
*81%
71%
'
*108%
•...71%
47%
71%
109%
15%
,
*81%
35%
35%
35%
U 09%
109%
109 'A
110%
*io9%
5,900
83%
34%
110'A
721/4,
'
83
'
21,700
'
,
,
Mills
Co
Ry_
—
72%
70%
48 %
49%
70 ;
48 y8
71
49%
37%
37 'A
37%
37%
1,700
16 %
16%
17%
17%
18%
40,300
153,500
72
,.
83%
'*81%
83
*81 Va
83
32%
31%
32
*32-
32%
14%
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
14%
15'A
35
35%
35
351/a
351/4
35%
34%
34%
16%
com_ —_1
16%
16%
15%
13%
17 %
16%
17
171/s
17%
15%
.18%
17%
17%
17%
17%
75 %
77
76%
76%
*76
77
69%
*68
70'/a
♦68
82%
82
'
15%
*
21,600
48%
124,400
18
18%
31'A
15%
34%
•
15'A
83%
31%
14%
*
.-••
14%
*81%
■
35
:
-18%
77
-100
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'
6,700
2,300
*76
12,100
18%
62,000
10
77
70
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70%
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81%
*81%
82 %
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82 %
26%'
27 "
26%
26%
26%
27%
26%
32%
33 Va
32%
33%
33%
35%
34 %
35-%
*23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
24
24
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9%
*9%
9%
9%
43%
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43%
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4%
4%
14%
14%
r
-
-
43%.
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-
4%
14%
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9%
,
9
%
26%
34
24
4%
4%
15%
15%
-
-
26%
32%
*23%
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10
>
70
6,400
•
-
•
130,400
1,300
9%
9%
9'A
43'A
43
43%
43%
-
'■<
70%
81%
82
500
■
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17 ;
16%
17'A
*76
69%
4
-100
42%
300
42%
6,200
4%
5
15%
5%
14,400
15%
16%
8,.600
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
15
14%
14%
9,600
94
95
95%
96%
94 %
96
92'A
93%
92%
93%
10,400
23
.
1.80
1.66%
23%,.
;./22%
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
7,900
.
par
25
85 %
^46 " '
85 %.
47 ."-''
.47-
,
__100
No par
—
130
15%
14
No
_
'
5
Ltd
'
37»/2
*80%
No par
:
8,900
48%
x321/4
Mines Ltd—1
1
*36%
.
48%
32
„
4,000
,
80%
77%
*81%
15%
13%
79
78%
35%
37
15%
100
6%
83%
77
v
72%
15%
45%
52%
34%
34%
^0834-
6%.
52 Va
*80%
83
33%
1,700
10%
11%
74%
32%
">'■■■
6
10%
11%
73
*81%
'
11
6%
5
Inc
'
10%
52%
5
conv preferred-;
Southern Ry Co
Breweries
»
13,500
11%
.'
32
common
Canadian
2
33
36
Inc
Canada
15
*5%
11%
,
48%
Corp
Mining Corp—;
& Hecla
16
Feb
10%
11%
•
6%
—1
17
71
71
51%
3 .33%
Feb
23% Feb
70%
6%
1
Co
49% Feb
.
71%
14%
(A M)—
Canada
Jan
61% Aug 32
Byori Co
10
44
May 26
Bush Terminal
23% Feb
44
.20,100
33%
51 »/4
5
Campbell Red. Lake
21
14,900
„
___
33%
70%
711%
5,600
79
34
83%
Campbell Soup Co—
29
*78
79
6%
—1
14
Apr
27%
33%
13%
,
12
45% Dec
28
Corp
96% Feb
49
*78
.
V 511/4
1
32% Mar 23
37%
36%
79
.34
70%
6
5%
V
10%
11%
;
5
43% Mar 14
37%
33%
6%
Calumet
4
71%
'
52%
California Packing
83% Jan
36
*78
33%
6%
Callahan
21% Jan
36%
79
-
33 %
r
51%
3
8
JTor
26
6%
17
12
SS
25%
26%
53%
11
Sep
3,300
21%
-
6%
Feb
87
25
25%
-100
18% Jan
.
24%
52%
5% Jan
20
30% Oct
21
16% Feb
12
Dec
3
12
46
-
3
92
24% Jan
9% Jan
■
3
Mar
25%
37
Burroughs Corp
31
19
14,900
131,500
46%
Inc
pref_
Burndy
3% Oct
•0
19%
41%
25
24%
'
second
16
X2% Dec
Mar
19
41%
24%
*80 %
preferred
4 % %
1*2
17 % Jan
45
19%
42'%
24%
—No par
1
35% Feb
1
-
19%
36%
L
Co
.27% Jan
4
9,100
—5
Industries
3
Sep
8,300
38%
__5
preferred
26
:Jan
53'A
37%
41%
—10
Jan
16
51%
38%
19%.
1
-
3 % %
■
51%
38%
37%
421/4
15
Co—
Watch
49%
No par
,
27% Jan
28
43% Nov
4%
49%
38
No par
Inc
16% Dec
.49
19%
100
common
Bullock's
49%
37%
4,700
41%
10
Inc
Co
$5 preferred
72 Va Dec
78%
49
36%
14
41%
100
:
common-
Corp
Buffalo Forge
Bullard Co
75%
25
50
common..;
Gas
Pipe Line Co
Bucyrus-Erle Co
19
6
8
Shoe
*73%
3
Buckeye
72 % Jan
13%
75%
3.50
Co
preferred series A
Dec
50
Jun
14% Apr
5.50%
13%
*73%
20%
5
Corp,.
Co
Union
13%
75%
19%
100
preferred
38% Dec
86% Jun
60
Stratton
Brooklyn
64% Jan
'
14%
*73%
39%
par
preferred
6
4
30
60O
13%
75 %
*73%
'
13
63% Jan
Aug 30
8,500
79,000
24%
2.50
common
12% Jan
31 % Dec
47
44%
144%
20%
1
-
17
82
600
39%
5
j.
Inc
31
Mar 22
46%
43%
*144
144
15,000
22,500
50
RR—
Airways
4%%
47%
44 Va
43%
144
68%
38%
38
19%
~
48
14
46%
441/a
143
67%
*49%
38 %
25
12
Jan
24%
24%
13%
49 %
1
Co—
5% Dec
68
36%
-1.25
Inc.—
43% Oct
104
49%
35%
100
Stores
38% Feb
25
48 %
7.50
preferred
Branlff
75%
14
38%
5
Corp
^
Common
5%
17
Jan
.
13%
*73%
43%
X143
68%
37%
49%
47%
46%
43%
145 %
66%
37%
50
5
—
Edison
Bostan
5
19,200
1
preferred
Boston
42%
145%
2.50
Borg-Warner Corp common
1
471%
•
43%
145%
50c
3
Sep
47
42%
5
1951
Jan
Food
47%
47
69%
145 %
100
common
Inc
Co
68%
8
common
60
69
100
14%
2,200
20
I
92
13%
57,700
56% Jan
•8% Feb
6.9
*90%
14%
1%
5
3%%
38,400
60%
60%
92
36%
Co
Stores
Borman
61%
14%
1%
67% Dec
9
1,400
*90%
14%
68
11,000
15%
59%
92
13 %
58%
15%
36%
Bond
4
59%
59
*90%
13%
58
15 %
1%
10
Bohn Aluminum
12
59%
90
13%
30
58%
15 %
3 7'A
Mfg Co
Bliss
Feb
x58 %
x89%
13%
*
1%
Boeing Airplane Co
79 % Jan
59%
92%
13%
34%
36%
Co
14
38 % Jan
58%
*90
40c
Inc
15
'35
15%
34%
58%
58%
615 %
15,200
35
*34%
1%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
3
57%
15%
20
36%
13
3
57%
15%
50
19%
1%
31
3
56%
15%
-18,600
20%
20
35
35%
Jan
Jan
57
15%
20%
1%
27% Feb
Jan
55%
20 Va
*34i%
35%
30
.
35
'*7,700
84
35%
'21% Feb
35
20%
19
109'A
*82%
35%
5
78
19
35
18%
107 ;
84
35%
3
28% Jan
19 %
35%
19%
110%
*82 %
1%
6
6
19
109
4
84
1%
18% Jan
29
19%
1111/2
*821%
1%
19% Jan
Dec
84
~80
Inc—2 pesos
6
79% Mar 30
18%
107%
107%
*82%
96
37 %
10
48 % Jan
105 %
f-
95%
*49%
11
29
j
83
4,100
96
38
24% Feb
10
108%
95 3,4
50
22 % Feb
15
96
3,400 <
61
320
;
36%
28% Jan
18 Va Aug
*95
19
35 %
60
*280
49%
26
76% Dec
96
18%
35
60
68
24
2
*95
35
320
59%
*280
49%
Oct
31% Nov
,..-96
■
35
58%
320
100
20% Feb
Borden
34%
58%
37%
18% Oct
1
•
"280
67%
17% May 11
40% Feb
34%
59 %
49%
(Del)
42% Feb
17
35
58%
36 %
Bliss <fc Laughlin Inc
W)
200
1
Decker
(E
800
1,300
5
Steel
Blaw-Knox
5,300
•
57
common—_1
Co
pfd series of
&
2,100
17%
18%
1
Gypsum Co
4% %
67%
17
*34%
100
preferred
Black
67%
17
57
50
Bigelow-Sanford
10
8
26
15% Sep
7%
68%
16%
320
83
par
Corp
Inc.
Bethlehem.
Aug 26
67%
161/4
10
No
common
Consolidated
Jun
42
Co
Finance
57% Jan
151
68 '/a
16 %
—1
Corp
Corp
Co
68%
50
Corp_
preferred
t:
68
16%
"280
,18%; 0-18%
100
_1
RR
Life Savers
Beneficial
Feb
15
320
105.,
pfd
preferred
Jan
.*&5
Inc
4%T«
Bell Intercontinental
38% Feb
50
*285
/2.50
Belding-Heminway
17
S)
Howell
56%
*14%
34%
60%
59%
100
100
23
22
1
12.50
preferred
Inc.—-.
(A
*55%
14%
67%
16%
55%
14%
16
68%
16%
57%
55%
15%
54%
No par
common
Instruments
Shoe
67 %
*56%
55
*14%
55%
1,400
Jan
74% Jan
57 %
57%.
15
15
4,300
61 Va Feb
50% Nov
*56%
x54%
15 Va
2,800
58% Feb
34% Dec
x57
57%
19%
16
7
58%
57
*14%
54%
48% Jan
3
57%
5,100
I 3,800
44%
Aircraft
Jan
33%
19%
Creek
12% Feb
32%
43%
Beech
66% Oct 24
35
53%
Beech
46
34
19%
preferred
4 % %
341%
44"%
6
14
33 i'o
54%
8
15
33 %
19%
35% Feb
Feb
x33
44%
22% Jan
90
33 %
53%
6
14% Feb
30O
33
36%
35
13
3
370
87%
36%
35
Jan
14
97%
*85%
36%
19%
18% Feb
12% Jan
96%
86%
36
45
Oct
by v8 feb
96
85%
35%
53%
Beck
13
96
87
35%
19%
Beckman
July 26
97%
*85%
35%
44%
9
93
*96
86%
x34%
52
3
17% Aug 30
25
11% July 27
97
86 %
35%
19%
prior
Mills
&
97
87%
34%
45%
83 % Feb
16
97
87%
53Va
111% Feb
4
97
12,000
19
6
13
29%
52%
3
48% Jan
291/2
45
Jan
14% Jan
291%
19
Jan
20% Mar 29
28%
44%
81
57 % Jun
29
%
54
87
34
28
54
2
12
29
23,800
19
Aug 10
42% Apr 18
..50% Dec 29
62 % Mar 31
141% Jun
4%%
24,900
6
44
25
7
31% Dec
96
28 %
.
10
83
Apr 21
19 %• Nov
Aug 29
20,400
15
29%
5%
1
10
Foods Co
Beaunit
97
41%
14%
28%
5
Corp
Lomb
conv
90% Feb
411/4
15%
5
lnc__
Corp
Works
&
3%%
41%
15
10
58% Jun
5
41
15 V*
1
Corp
Corp
8
30% Oct
411%
14%
1
Oil
3
20% Jan
5%
41
15%
100
Inc
64% Mar
8
6%
41 Va
14%
preferred—100
100
stamped
Aroostook
69% May
25% Jan
5%
40%
15
100
100
Ohio common
&
5
41
14%
No par
com
preferred series B
series C
Bangor &
2
18
Elec
&
5
40 Va
100
Gas
Corp
4%
9
13
Co
preferred
4%
19
20
Jan
1
Wilcox
Stamped
18
17
3
27
Jan
63
4%
Inc
T)
&
Baltimore
19
62% Jan
•
23
17
27
Jan
(B
4%%
13
3
21
Dec
Jan
4
12
26
Jun
100
94 % Jan
82 % Jan
28% Jan
26
14% Nov
30
8
45 Va Oct
18
41% Feb
3
14
12% Dec
49
10
Sep
88
43% Oct
.
16
43% Jan
8
24% Oct
Babbitt
% Feb
6
48%
,
23
-
63%
;
.
85 %
*46
85 %
*84%
.
47
4
48
48%
"
23
"
23 %
63%.
„
'
63%
,
47
*84%
86
*46
'
f.t J
*85
86
47
47
'■
•47
86 %
'
48
100
s
,20
48%
49%,
48 %
49%
48%
49%
21,000
23%
22%
23
22%
23
22%
23
14,600
65
66
71
69
70
70
70%
'
•
-3,000
j
Volume
193
Number 6031
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(817)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
5 Va Sep
21
39 y* Oct
S
23
Lowest
13% Jan
NEW YORK
Highest
6% Jan
25% Jun
9
4
49% Jan
4
35% Feb 23
Sep 19
lOyiDec
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
11% Jan
3
8% Feb
44Vi Jan
4
50% Feb
Carborundum
26% Jan
2
LOW AND
STOCK
3
33% Feb
Carey
4
14% Feb
Carlisle
Mfg Co
8%
10
12
97
1
Aug 18
44% Sep 19
6
Feb
43 Vz Jan
3
51 % Feb
38 Va
Sep 28
58% Jan
4
39% Jan
3
48% Feb
27 Vb
July 22
41% Jan
6
32 Ve Jan
3
39 Vz
Jan
Carrier
40 % Jan
10
45
Feb
3
28 V* Jan
13
39% Nov
25
43 Vz
24% Oct
1C
29*% Feb
40% Sep 26
7 % Dec
5
71 Vz Dec
3 Vz Nov
July 15
27
23
20
4
46% Feb
1
'54% Jan
12
Carter
5
8% Jan
3
11% Jan
10
Case
114% Jan
19
72% Jan
4
80
10
22
7% Feb
26
24
Sep
19
34 Vz Jan
6
Feb
8
94 %
9
21
Oct
25
31% Jan
8
114% Jun
17
121V* Sep
21
30
Sep
83% Jan
3
3% Jan
1
30 Va Feb
r
Jan
27
16
Caterpillar
16
4.20%
22
Jan
3
30% Feb
6
120 Vz Feb
14
71% Jan
13
6% %
8
115 Vz Jan
3
Jan
80% Feb
'
preferred,—7
Tractor common_No par ~
20 Va July 22
96 y4
95%
96%
50%
50 Va
49%
44%
50%
44 y2
45
45%
46%
46%
47 Vt
48
38ys
37%
38%
48%
39%
44
Celotex
*'
38%
39 Va
43%
43%
27»/a
*27%
50%
50 V*
10%
10%
10%
77,
77%
4%
4
4%
34
34%
92
91
%
29%
120%
78%
•.
80 Va
80%
291/4
i
^
15
30% Feb
17
11
17
Jan
10
18
Feb
17
15
21% Jap
27
24Vt Jan
4
17
Jan
22
24% Jun
8
18% Jan
3
25% Feb
9
Central
24
46 Vz Dec
30
59
41
Feb
7
48
1 Jan
19
Central
*41
44
*41
80% Aug 17
60
73
Jan
24
*63 Vz
65
*63%
28
75
Sep 20
19% Mar
31
27% Jan
3
32% Feb
8
38% Jan
3
41 Vt Jan
13
59
88% Jan 27
42% Jan
Jan
23
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
,6
8
3?% Jan 20
Dec
5%
V.
Illinois Light
92% Jan
3
96
Feb
14
29
57% Jan
18
64
Feb
7
Central
Illinois
Public
20% Jan
10
26VFeb
6
Central
RR
of
24
42% Feb
2
Dec
28
4%%| preferred—
Co
26
42% Jun
15
38
Jan
20% Sep
29
28% Feb
15
25
Jan
4
32 Vb Jan
30
July 18
13% Sep
14
9% Jan
9
12 y4 Feb
.17
Century Industries Co
9
Oct
11
July 23
26
Oct
24
42
24
Oct
6
23
40% Apr
21
31
18
11
Jan
17
20% Jan
7
5% Jan
70% Jan
3y« May 11
40
Jan
21% Dec
3
Feb
15
3% Jan
4
Jan
5
34
50
Feb
9
38 Ve Feb
15
38
36% Feb
5
Cerro
2
Jan
Cessna
23
54% Feb
Teed
8
5
Corp_—1
Products
Chain
Belt
92
29%
92
170
29
,
28%
61.500
121%
*119
121%
90
80 y4
80%
80
80 Ms
4,900
30Vb
15,000
29%
28%
'
17%
17%
30%
17%
*17%
18
18
18
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24%
1,400
24%
23%
24
24%
24%
25 y8
6,600
41
41
24'A
t
24%
43
*41
43
*41
30
'
43
800
200
65
63%
63%
63%
63%
31%
64
31'A
31%
300
31'A
31%
31
31%
41
30%
31
40%
40%
40
40
7,500
40
40
39%
40
2,900
94%
95
*94%
96
6i y4
61%
62
25
62%
2,900
24%
*24
24%
100
1
95%
95
62 Va
41 %
*94%
97
x61 %
62
25
24%
24%
41%
41 VB
'
*24
*60
150
41%
40%
41%
40%
28%
41%.
28%
28%
29%
28%
29%
29 Va
10%
10%
29%
10%
10%
11%
U%
11%
35%
12 Va
36%
36
36%
35
36 Va
35 Vb
36
35%
35
51%
96
63
62
*24%
41%
29
10%
35%
36%
4%
—10
Co
92
28%
*119
17,300
75,100
*17%
34%
1
Aircraft Co
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
*91%
29%
4%
36%
17%
41 Va
28%
*10%
35%
32 %
No par
Corp
Certain
27%
r
91
120%
80 Va
410
4%
35%
94. y2
62
*24%
„
Central & South West Corp.
2.50
Central Soya Co
No par
27
28%
27%
4%'
36%
23%
31
/
—50
29 ya Jan
,7(8
77%
4%
35%
40%
,
Service—10
J
76%
76%
4
/
..
700
24,100
17%
—100
N
10%
'10,300
23%
-
5
com—No par
28% May 23
4
19% Oct 28
1
20
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Central
10%
470
4
'!■
,
Jan
Foundry Co
1
of Georgia Ry corn—No par
preferred series B
:_^1Q0
•
28%
' ;■
19
Aug 17
10%
4'A
80
79
<
\
25% Jan
-
10%
'
77%
119
35 Vb Jan
Co
50%
35%
91
27 Va
119%
12
Aquirre Sugar
'91 %
28%
119%
29
Corp common—.
preferred
52%'
10%
4%
27 Vz
Oct
5%
50%
35
*118%
Jun
Central
39%
27%
52%'
410
5,700
5,700
15,200
44
27%
'
.
/
34,
17
3
38%
44
27%
V
1
77
,
33%
27%
50%
*43%
28
10%
77
4%
'
43%
27 %
50%
'
21
24 Vb Jan
1
43%
43%
*91
»
:*■
13%
96 y4
33 y4
100
preferred series A_ 100
cony
3,100
13%
97
50%
77
,
2nd
4 Vz %
13%
5,200
96
10V4
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7% 2nd preferred-^
i
100
9
13%
7,900
4,400
32%
37%
12.50
preferred-^
32%
13%
49%
51
;
32
13%
95y4
49%
Co common
13%
Shares
8%
'48
49"%
28
preferred-
32 VA,
47%
32%
49%
43%
(J I)
8%
48%
95y4
.1
96
♦271A
Corp.
,8%
48%
X31%
32
13'A
8%
48%
50
1
1
4% Jan
11
30"%
.
8%
48
8%
the Week
50
—50
36% Feb
Jan
48%
Friday
Feb. 17
44%
*95
"
,—10
92
89
8%
V *47%
.
UVz
common
Products Inc___
7%
8%
,
31V*
13Vb
preferred—
4V»%
22% Jan
30
Corp
8%
48
,31
+
Carriers & General
78'/Wan
88
71 Vz Dec
3
Jan
Feb. 16
47%
35
Feb
Sales for
Thursday
Feb. 15
l
88% Jan
91 Va Jan
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 14
g
,
CO——
No par
Carolina Clinchfleld & Ohio Ry-100
Carolina Power & Light—.—No par
.Carpenter Steel Co
5
98
SALE
Tuesday
Feb. 13
Pm#
Capital Airlines Inc-
(Philip)
Corp
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
37%
36%
38%
34
37'A
33'A
34%
14,100
215,300
34 »A
4%
4%
53
*51
34
34%
5
34%
4%
51%
34 Va
35
34 Va
6,600
4,400
4%
51%
4%
4%
34%
4%
30,200
50%
5
51
"
.
19,500
51%
51 Va
51 Va
700
28%
291/B
24,300
15,300
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
24
Dec
88
Jan
0
42% Jan
8
94 Vz
4
29% Feb
3
90
Jan
9
92% Feb
1
41
Jan
10
48% Feb
9
17% May 13
Aug 19
48ya Aug 25
22 Vz Nov 28
21% Jan
4
27% Feb
15
$4.50
preferred-No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
-1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
26 Vz May
41% Dec
20
38% Jan
19
43 y4 Jan
23
Chance
34% Mar
14
4
3
26% Jan
6
Dec
6
38% Jan
6
16"% Jan
4
25% Feb
24
29% Jan
4
20% Jan
3
24% Jan
18
3
9% Jan
16
3
35% Feb
17
6% Nov 30
14 Va M'ar 24
30% Dec 13
54% Oct
94
Aug
43 Va Jan
/
7% Jan
4
26
69% Jan
0
S
99 Va Apr
32
13
Jan
59% Jan
24
07% Jan
24
97
Chemetron
24
Jan
Jan
29
Jan
18
8% Feb
3
16 Va Dec
14
34 Vb Jan
21
17% Jan
6
19% Jan
18
23
19
.43% Jan
6
21 Vz Feb
14
27% Jan
19
40 y4 Apr
7
35 Vz Jan
9
37 >A Feb
14
6
13% Jan
3
17% Jan
18
57
Dec
35 Vb Dec
30
13 >A Oct
17
24
26% Jan
50y» Nov
2
69% Feb
13% Dec
6
23»/2 Jan
7»/4 Jan
52
26
y
3
Feb
Class
Chic Milw St
Jan
10
13% Jan
3
19% Feb
17
Chic &
15
36 Vz Jan
4
23% Jan
3
35
Feb
16
22
Sep
20
29% Jan
4
28
3
34% Feb
16
20
Dec
12
15
Jan
30
29 Vz Jan
5
20
Jan
3
24 V4 Jan
Oct
12
32
Jan
8
15
Jan
4
24
Feb
18
15 Vb Jan
4
12 % Jan
23
14% Feb
17
17% Nov
4
26% Dec
30
21% Jan
12
25% Jan
3
Nov
29
71% Jan
6
37% Jan
3
43
9
38
Feb
Chrysler
Cotton
37% Jan
41% Aug 24
87% Sep
6
8
78 Vz Jan
4
94% Feb
2
101
26% July 25
49% Mar
9
39% Dec
68 V* Dec
23
7
37% Jan
29
53 Vb Dec
1
3
90j/4 Feb
21
39% Jun
10
82% Jan
July 19
3
65% Jan
50% Jan
9
Jan
26
49
Feb
3
78
Jan
54% Feb
6
16% Nov
3
24% Jan
4
40% Oct
24
5iy4 Jan
4
44 Vb Jan
4
48% Feb
16
Aug 25
41 Va May 19
12 Vb Jan
11
14% Jan
5
18
36 % Dec
1
Jan
16
37% Jan
21
Jan
3
40% Jan
3
22% Feb
44% Feb
47% Jan
18
59% Jun
90% Jan
11
99
56 Va Dec
5
62
58% Jan
4
97% Feb
59% Jan
Jan
10
34% Feb
3
51% Feb
13
57% Jan
5
Jan
4
74
Feb
16
135% Jan
6
138
Feb
1
Apr
8
Sep 30
35% Apr
11
42
Feb
72% July
5
64% Dec 14
48% Mar
126% Feb
17
9
12
137
•
48% Feb
80% Dec
8
19%Nvo
10
26% Nov
I
71 Vz Jan
21% Oct
Nov
33
61
7
28
;
77% Jan
95% Feb
4
26
Jan
26
34% Feb
41% Oct
3
78
July
7
74
Jan
5
30Jan
6
23
24
13V2 Dec
76
30
Jun
Jan
34
57
18
Feb
37
37%
36%
36%
35
36%
36%
900
15
161/8
17,200
8
29%
21%
22%
25
-
39%
8.50
36
36%
37%
5,300
22%
22%
22%
22%
35,200
42%
43
43
43%
5,400
56%
7,400
97%
2 JO
Electric
&;
Cluett
$3.50
Co
7%
4%
Aikman
5614
97%
96%
97%
97
97'A
*97
97%
*97
57%
34%
51%
52 Va
69 Va
69 Vz
*136% 139
84
85%
24% 25 Va
*1150
32%
33%
*75%
76
26% 26%
58%
58%
*58
59
*58
59
*58
34%
*34
34%
*34
34%
*34
57Va
l
—100
No par
1
No par
No par
Radio Co
&
&
common
series
Ry—
noncumulatlve 1st pfd
13
26% Jan 30
$4.25
preferred
Combustion
Engineering
Credit
27
72 Vz Dec
27
70
Jan
3
83
Jan
30
Commercial
13% Mar
4
25% Jun
20
21% Jan
9
26
Feb
14
Commercial
8
69 Va Dec
15
68 VB Jan
3
74% Feb
2
Aug 19
97% Jan
6
101% Feb
8
4,64%
108% Jan
4
111% Feb
9
Co_
11
20% Feb
13
12% Jan
3
17% Feb
9
—10
1
Co
9
27
38% Feb
1
46 Vz Jan
2
39% Jan
3
43% Feb
7
6
20% Jan
5
23% Feb
51% Dec
22
50% Jan
3
56% Feb
35% Feb
$5
16
42% May 18
16
preferred
-
Consolidated
Foods
4
29% Jan
17
Consolidation
63 Va Dec
12
61% Jan
4
67
Feb
17
Consumers Power Co com
96% Aug 22
92% Jan
4
96% Feb
14
87 y4 Jan
4
96% Aug 25
93
Jan
13
98
Feb
7
6
88
5
85% Jan
30
87
Feb
10
29% Jan
5
23% Jan
3
94
Oct
7
90 Vz Jan
11
49
Dec
30
44% Jan
Jan
14
37% Jun 28
100% Jun
16
31% Dec
2
107
Aug 22
47% Jan
4
Feb
54% Feb
Jan
3
105% Feb
3
4%
15
34% Jan
40%, Jan 23
81% Feb
,
17
75% Jan
4
83 Va May 23
77% Jan
6
7% Dec
2
14 % Jan
20
7% Jan
3
9
Jan
12
6
22% Jan 27
59% D6c 21
19% Jan
13
20
Jan
13
54% Jan
4
62
Feb
17
1
19
Deo
44% May 11
7% Dec 29
1
40
.
Jun
SI
Sep 20
For
preferred
100
Continental Baking Co common—5
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can iqc common
10
$3.73 preferred
No par
Continental Copper & Steel
■.
,
-
Industries
$5
,3r
11% Jan
6
7% Jan
9% Feb
17
22
53% Jan
0
59% Feb
9
Continental
'Motors—
Oil of Delaware—
40% Mar 16
35 % Jan
3
43% Feb 17
Continental
Steel
see page
26.
3
Continental
Corp
32%
25
33%
*75%
76'
75%
27
26%
75%
26%
48%
47
48%
46%
91%
25
4,500
<
95%
39,700
25^8
5,800
34%
67,900
111150 VB
32%
♦
72%
139
25%
*1150
331/4
32%
x26%
71'A
*136%
90%
93
5,700
33%
76
76
26%
26%
46%
33%
■*
48
-
76
76
26%
26%
46
-
47
35,000
18
33,000
420
3,000
16%
17%
17%
46
*45
46%
*451/4
47
*45'A
46%
55Va
37%
23 A
*54
54%
*54
55%
*54
55
*54 VB
55
36%
371%
37
381%
38%
39%
23%
23%
24
38%
23%
391/8
23%
24
23%
24
46,200
26%
y23%
24%
23'/2
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
35,000
-
■
24%
78
24%
-72%
*•*
.
55%
34 Vz
65
60,700
*72
56%
57
57
56
56%
55%
56%
57%
58%
58
58
57%
.
57%
3,500
-25
25%
25%
26
25%
26i/4
25%
26-i/s
13,900
78%
*72
73
*72
73
6,800
79%
73%
'
80%
81%
82
81%
82
25%
79%
26
73 y4
26
25'A
25%
25
25%
59,900
72%
73%
73%
'73%
73
73%
11,500
*100%
101
*100%
*110%,
110%
6,800
101
*100%
101
100%
101
*110%
110%
*110 VA
110%
110%
110%
80
18%
20
18i/4
191/4
181/4
19%
18%
19%
77,500
16%
16%
16%
16%
15%
16%
15%
16
15,000
Xl3%
8%
44%
14
13%
8%
9
45 Va
45%
14%
14
9
9%
>
44%
451/4
,
14
13%
7,500
9 Va
4,200
44 V*
9
43%
14,300
42,500
68%
677/B
68%
68%
68 TA
104%,
104 Vb
104 Vz
1041/4
104%
1,800
43%
44%
43%
44%
44%
6,800
68
42%
44
43%
56
34 %
55%
34
65
56% /.
34 A
65%
,
27 'A
9
104%
69
43V8
22%
65%
96XU
97 Ms
88 Vz
14%
45%
500
104
68%
104
42%
26%
100
73%
43!A
22%
95%
*95%
*86 Vt
17%
57%
24%
*100% 101
110%. 110%
19
20%
15%
16%
13%
14%
8%
8%
43%
44
68%
69
103% 104
42%
43
73i/4
18%
56%
•
79
24 Va
73%
22%
16%
56%
*72
73 Va
57
57%
25-
56%
05Vz
96
*86
96%
96
88 Vz
44
'
431/a
-
43%
43
431/4
43%
43%
23
23
231/8
23 Vb
23%
22%
23i/4
1,800
56
561/a
55%
56%
56
561/4
12,100
34%
35
35'A
351%
351/4-
35%
7,100
66
67
8,000
96%
8,500
65'/a
65%
65 Va
6 61/2
95%
96%
96i/4
96%
96%
820
95%
95%
*95%
97
*95%
97
120
88%
*87
88 Vz
*87
88%
27
27%
*86
„
£%
8%
20
597/b
8%
57V*
59%
8%
56
*41a/js-
42
26%
26%
*93%
96
51%
52%
105
105y2
39%
39%
80
81
*92%
26%
*93%
96
51%
52 Va
105
105
38%
39 Vz
*80
81
*19Va
1
8
T
25
*1150%
74
139
52%
16'A
2$
8
25%
*1150 Vb
727/a
90%
20
34%
52%
*136'/2
139
,
58%
46
2
common
convertible, preferred
Insurance
Continental
57% Dec
footnotes,
8
Common
2
103
1
preferred
No par
$4.52
preferred
No par
$4.16
preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
9
6
-
-No par
$4.50
27% Jan 30
95
10
Coal Co
40% Jan
7
20% Sep 19
1.33%
I
Corp
Consolidated Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
4
83
No par
Consoi Electronics Industries——I
9
88 y4 Jan
Apr
10
No par
No par
53% Jan
81% Jan
1
1
1
com
:
4
5
100
Cigar Corp
Consoi Edison of N Y
3
42 ya Dec
100
.
16
23 Va Jan
60% Jun
preferred
Consolidated
15
2
Oct
25
com
preferred—
Comptometer Corp_
Conde Nast Publishing Co
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc
9% Jan 25
May 17
27
—1
5.25%
14% Jan
Inc
24%
89
53'A
f
16%
Elec__5
Solvents:
Commonwealth Edison
110% Aug 30
17
Ohio
88
55%
46%
*72
56 y4
1
No par
Co
Southern
85%
*136%
139
52%
72%
72
71%
70
*136%
53%
56
46Vz
5
No par
Carbon
&
52%
52%
55%
25 Va
Southern
common
51%
56%
A
37
44%
16%
5
50
B
*34
56%
56V2
:
17,300
*45%
■'*
*54
36%
23%
1
Iron
preferred
56%
"S4
—No par
Corp
49%
77
97%
stock—50
'
Fuel
77%
55 Vz
gtd—50
4%
preferred—!
5%%
76%
54
710
101%
47%
15
Bottling Co of N Y
&
49
47%
43 Va
%
No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co'common.
1
Collins
-
43
Corporation..
Cocft-Cola
461%
No par
RR
Pitts
guaranteed
Coca-Cola
44%
45
101%
35
22%
com
i
Peabody & Co com
preferred-,
!
1%
*100%
101%
1
Ilium
preferred
23 % Jan
May
6,700
85
22%
56% Mar
42 y4 Feb
85
*101
35%
4
20
40
39%
85'A
101%
42%
Columbus
26
40
85
*101
22%
Columbian
Feb
39%
85
41 Vz
3
70
40
84%
x35%
Clevite
19
104% Feb
39%
40
85
85
43%
3
6
39%
40%
85
35%
10
5
58,600
22%
Feb
Jan
42%
35
73
66% Jan
41%
41%
59% Feb
101
42%
22%
58% Feb
30
X421/8
10
Co
Corp—!
5
30
42%
1
Equipment
6
68% Dec
42 %
1,400
11
103% Dec
42%
4,100
50% Jan
4
41%
300
2,900
52 Vb Jan
13
43,800
12%
9
Jan
23%
48
24
May 26
22%
12
Dec
59
23 y2
47%
53% Oct
96% Jan
22%
121/4
2
14% Feb
23 y4
48%
Colorado
45% Feb
22%
12
Collins
3
2,800
23
47%
15
3
14%
12%
18
3
23%
141/4
48%
16
Jan
*22%
14'/a
23%
12%
48% Feb
Jan
23
13%
47%
18% Feb
7% Jan
23
13%
22%
22%
41%
23%
23
13
12%
46% Jan
12
27,100
231/4
*21%
13
47%
3
37
,,22%
21%
23
12%
Jun
2
22%
22
♦12%
47%
Pictures
12
21%
9,400
x22
47%
12 V*
'35 Va.
22V?.
Columbia
18
27,600
47%
9
40% Dec
34%
,12 V*
27% Feb
12 Vb Jan
34%
5
No par
12
17% Jan
34%
12,700
21% Jan
1
33%,
17,900
28
6
33%
77%
26% Nov
7% Jun
32
54%
17
11% Dec
31%
2,700
20%
14% Jun
23
13,100
541/8
100
Broadcasting System_2.50
Gas System Inc
10
1
29
34%-
20%
Columbia
30% Sep
34
54%
Columbia
14% Dec
35
20%
17
3
34%
*20%
13
2
31%
55
20%
Jan
Jun
.33
t
20 Vz
5
39% Feb
8% Feb
33%
?N
15%
,.>'..54%
76
24
13
19%
a
20%
3
101
18%
,
54
4
4
19%
16%
••
74%
23% Jan
22
19%
53 vo
35% Jan
90% Jan
15%
55
19%
20%
14
103% Jan
15%
55%
19
Electric—
30
55% Jan
14%
55 Vo
19%
30'A
22
23 V4
13
*12%
22Vz
41 %(
—-5
15%
55
19%
30 Va
*
100
14%
r33i% .ftoufl 33
."32%
*34%
19
54%
15%
54 Vz
55 Vz
i9%u«:J.9%ii
+-1100
45% Jun
*
1,500
37
23% Dec
28Va Jan
8 Va
37
7
31
8
15,200
21
19% Oct
8,600
75
3
Jan
8%
3,100
63%
105
20%
Jan
67
8
35%
62%
*95
53%
16
71% Nov 28
7%
7%
35%
64%
105
73%
27
56
*95
23%
Dec
43% July 27
39 Vb Feb
3
8
35%
63'A
105
23%
18% Jun
60
7%
35%
63%
*95
20 Vz
Feb
Jan
62%
62%
105
9,700
53 Vb
76
54
34%
62%
♦95
8%
75%
28 Vt Jan
5
13,700
8%
35
53%
5
Jan
9i/4
8%
34%
74 Va
53 Va
3
52
8%
8%
x44
11
24
8,700
9%
8%
♦34%
7,200
44 %
Colorado
50
23%
42
Jan
43
42%
24 »/4
231/4
*100
14 % Jan
4
50% Aug 16
421/4
24
23%
101%
41 % Jan
20
35% Jan
5
42% Dec
42%
24%
23
*17%
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
6
42%
23%
23%
85
Special
3
Jain
42%
23%
22%
*100
$4.50
31
30 Vz Jan
41 Va
!
42%
23
23%
17%
.-100
Corp
Cleveland
17
21% Jan
26 Vz Aug 24
4
42%
23%
—100
Clark
20
32
42%
23
x22 Vz
—100
Cletrac
9
5
390
23%
O'Nuts Corp—__25c
Cleveland
13
55
44,300
23
No par
5
Jan
9.4% Jan
27
26%
17%
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co_
56% Jan
27%
17%
;
6
7
23
Apr
26 Vz
23%
com—No par
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
15
5
27%
17%
City Investing Co—
5
5
44 Vz Aug
5
33
23% Jan
27 % Oct 28
l4V2May
26%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
Cities Service Co
10
8
22% Jan
26%
22%
preferred
4%% preferred—.
30
6
13,700
25%
18%
4%
16
16
48
*
23%
Common
30
21
14 Va July 14
Jan
40% Feb
87
100% Jan
9*11/2
x47
28%
21%
Oil—
Cincinnati Gas &
30% Feb
*91
48%
28%
♦17%
*17%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Full
91
47%
No par
Paul & Pac
North Westerh
Chicago Yellow Cab
Chock
90%
47%
18%
series A noneum pfd
Cliickasha
90 Ms
47%
25%
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
9
10% Oct
5%
28%
90%
25
Ry com
5%
20 Vz Dec
t
28%
91%
48%
10
„—40
—
preferred
4
28%
90%
47%
_50
A
Chic Great Western
5%
28%
28%
28%
92 Vz
92 Vz
47
47 ya
25%
25%
42%
43
23V2
24 V2
22%
23%
8%
8 %
34
34 y4
62 Va
62%
*95
105
*8
8 Vb
Checker
18
97
6 Vz Dee
—No par
*.
Vought Corp
1
Motors Corp
1.25
Corp
1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3Va % convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
9
17% Oct
Common
,
8,/s
*19%
59ys
8%
56 V*
42
8%
20
59%
8%
58 A
42 y4
52
27%
96
52%
105%
105%
38%
39%
80
80
8%
*19l/e
59%
8%
20
61%
271/8
27%
*92%
96
52%
51%
*92%
52'A
28,800
96
52%
10,600
105'%
110
x38%
387/b
37%
38%
30,300
80 Vz
801%
80%
81%
480
*105
1051%
8%
8%
*105
8%
8%
20
60i/4
19%'
191/s
61%
*191/8
61
62
6,900
100
28,700
9%
35,000
57%
58%
56
57%
56
56%
13,700
42%
43
42%
43%
43
43%
2,800
8%
8%
8%
*
8%
8%
18
(818)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, February 20, 1961
NEW YORK-STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
RAnre Since Jan. 1
NEW YORK
Lowest
Highest
2
24M4 Jan
293/4 Feb
14
Controls
20
30% Jan
36 Mi Feb
27
Cooper-Bessemer
July 11
7% Jan
IOYb Jan
16
17
27Mi Jan
33 Ya Feb
15
7
13% Jan
163/a Feb
16
Highest
LOW
STOCK
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Feb. 13
Feb. 14
Feb. 15
Feb. 16
Fwr
•
20% Sep
25 Ma Bep
10
15
6
Deo
1
21
Oct
25
12 Mi Dec
42 Mi Mar
5
27%-DeO
•
16
33% Jun
24Mt Jan
•
6
48 Mi Apr
16
83% Apr
8
85 Mi Jan
18
18 Mi Oct
5
10 y* July
1
Jan
4
85 Mi Dec
4
Feb
124
42 Mi Feb
55
21
74
Jan
843/j Feb
167
Feb
1841/4 Jan
837k Jan
83 Mi Jan
87
Aug 17
90
Apr
11
88
24 Mi Jan
•
373/a Feb
27
18% Jan
Sep
9
13Mi Jan
Jan
89
8
Copperweld Steel Co
5
Corn
_
Jan
Products
Corning
Co
Glass
31V*
1
3
*83Ma
115%
27
■
Cosden Petroleum Corp
Coty
1
Inc.—
3
July 27
4Mi Sep
13
3% Jan
13
Coty
40
July 27
64% Jan
4
46'/4 Jan
11
52
Jan
30
Crane
July 18
72 Mi Jan
18
75
Feb
13
35 Mi Jan
3
39Yb Feb
16
72 Mi Jan
12
31 Mi Mar
76
4
4
17 Mi Mar
39Mi Jan
5
43/8 Jan
5
22% July 21
191/4 Jan
22 Yb Jan
23 Mi Feb
17
26
Jan
IS
25
27
16 Ye Feb
17
42
Dec
14
28 Mi Feb
t
45
Dec
21
34 Mi Oct
5
39% July 23
86
Jan
16
4
40 V* Feb
Jan
453/a Feb
Feb
95
16
23
39 Yb Jan
Feb
6
$2
29
52% Jan
57 Mb Feb
2
.Crown
20
89 3/4 Jan
93
Dec
5
29 Ys Jan
4
88 Mi NOV
28
109 Mi Jan
S
13 Mi Sep
22
18
Jan
11
8 Mi Oct
24
14% Jan
42
17 Mi Jan
•
14
5 Mi %
of
Co
18 3/a Jan
4
Cuban-American
Sugar
4
9Mi Jan
3
12Mi Feb
15
64Mi Jan
5
69
Feb
9
Cudahy
4M2%
Co
69 Mi Mar 23
10 Mi Aug
3
13
Jan
18
II1/2 Jan
5
14 3/a Feb
1
Cuneo
30% Sep
28
37
Jan
14
7 Mi Dec
20
12% Jan
7
50 Mi Dec
22
00 Mi Jan
17 Mi Dec
29
25
17MiJan
32
23
20
341/2 Jan
13
103/4 Jan
18
Curtis
8
50 3/4 Feb
15
54Mi Jan
30
$4
11% Jan
4
191/4 Jan
20
$1.60
7
31 Ma Jan
4
15Yb Jan
4
191/2 Jan
30
29
37% Jan
7
30Mi Jan
3
34
Feb
9
06
8
Jan
627k Feb
10
Jan
74
Class
353/4
823/e
*83Ma
83
Jan
12 Mi Dec
12
Dec
27 Ma Oct
23
43% Jan
4
32
Jan
3
38
Feb
16
87% Aug 23
86 Mi Feb
1
86 Mi Feb
1
27
15 Y4 Jan
0
12 3/a Jan
3
14 Yb Feb
16
5
33% Jan
5
4
31
13 Va Jan
49% May 31
29Ya Feb
55
3
17 Ma Jan
343/4 Jan
45% Mar
9
58
Jan
3
4
80% Aug 23
76 M2 Jan
16
74Mi Feb
3
80
76 Ma Feb
Aug 30
Sep
16
75% Jan
6
82% May 23
17% Jan
8
393/4 Dec
38 Ye Apr
28
173/4 Dec
21
Dan
23
72% Jan
68
9
Feb
78
Dayton
Jan
3
Decca
Records
543/4 Dec
16
52 M2 Jan
3
59 % Jan
31
Deere
&
28% Jan
8
18 Ma Jan
4
203/4 Jan
19
Delaware
<fc
Delaware
Power
Delta
Dentists'
18 Ma Nov
16 Ma Jan
3
203/8 Feb
17
13% Sep
28
Dec
6
7
40% Mar 23
13
Dec
24% Mar
00% May
29% Mar
28
Jan
14 Ma Dec
0
B
1
B
11
27
14
Bep 30
14% Oct 24
4
Air
35 Mi Feb
9
66% Aug 29
58 Ma Jan
3
70
38% July
9
3 5 Mi Jan
3
45
Apr 14
29 3/b Jan
31
20% Feb
33
3
-
De
Vllbiss
National
12 Ma Jan
4
153/a Jan
24
Diana
153/4 Jan
13
17 Mi Feb
10
DiGiorgio
4
29 Ma Jan
9
Stores
35 % Jan
30
Disney
3
36
15
Distillers
197k Feb
2
10% Dec
13
Dec
30
10
163/4 Jan
6
Dr
28 Ma Jan
Feb
6
12
Dome
19% Jan
18% Jan
17
20
Jan
13
Dominlck
3
35
Feb
2
4
I8M4 Jan
10
19
77% Feb
8
7
4
42% Feb
10
28
Jan
0
34% Jan
0
143/, Jan
70% Oct
20
90% Jan
4
71
19% Jun
20
80% Jan
4
Jan
Douglas
Dover
Dow
211 Ma Feb
103
Aug If
1003/4 Jan
31
•
83
Aug 16
13
77 74 Jan
20
82 Ma Jan
26% Sep
25M2 Jan
3
28 Ma Feb
40 Yt Feb
37
Jan
13
41
Aug 16
38% Jan
40
Jan
11
44 Y4
Aug 25
43 % Jan
104
3
12
42
Mar 21
17% Oct 27
67 Ma
663/4
68
6,700
353/4
35%
36%
36 Ma
44% Aug 24
46% Feb
10
45
38
37 Mb
37%
*86Mi
87%
*86 y4
873/4
87
87
14%
14Mb
14%
14 Ma
14 Ya
15 Ma
14%
15Ye
15 Ms
15 Mi
51,300
15Ya
14Yb
15 Mi
15 Ma
15 Ma
14 Ma
32,:
323/4
15 Mi
27.000
32%
32%
31 Yb
32Mi
31 Ma
32 Mt
313/4
32 Mi
12,300
14
*81 Ma
83
Jan
4
19
Jan
19
20
32Mb
33%
32 3/4
33 Mt
32 Ya
33 Va
34.300
57Ma
57 Ma
58
58
58%
31,500
19Ma
20%
19 Ma
20
45Ys
19 Ma
45Yb
45Ma
19 Mb
45'ya
9,400
45Mb
45%
45%
45 YB
32 Ya
44 Yb
34 Mi
44%
2.50
27%
28Mb
Co.__6.75
of
NY
32 %
50 %
'
33Yb
34
34 Mb
343/4
34 Yb
277k
27Mt
27%
273/a
27 Yb
27
27Y4
18M4
18Yb
19
8%
51
18Ms
9 Ma
18 Ma
203%
7,500
•
4,600
■59,700
83/8
8Yb
8Mb
8 Mi
8 3/a
50
49 Mi
.8%
49Ya
49 M4
493/4
',493/4
50%
12,000
17%:
16Yb
17 Mi
23,300
34
34 Va
16%
16Yb
163/4
16Yb
17 Mb
17 M4
33Ma
33 Ma
3,200
50c
33
33%
33 M4
333/4
67V2
66Y4
67Yb
663/4
68%
67 3/4
69
69 3/8
70
413/8
413/8
43Mi
43 M2
45
19,300
43%
45
-41 Ma
31 Mb
25
34
663/4
41
1
31 Mi
31 Mi
31V4
433%
31
31
51,700
31
31
31 Vt
" 15 M4
31 Mi
15
1,200
15Mc
15 Mt
15 Mb
17
15 Mi
6,000
16Mb
163/4
163/4
16 V8
4,000
15 Ma
1
)
2.50
15 Ma
15%
15 Mi
17Ma
2.50
17M4
17
17M4
24M2
243/4
24Ma
*16Yb
24y2
33
33M2
33Me
343/4
357k
34Ma
35
l7Mi
17M2
17Mb
17Y8
14M2
143/4
xl4M2
145/b
—No par
22%
19M4
23
19M2
22Ys
1
193/8
31%
32%
32Mb
333/8
23 3/4
24 Ma
233/a
25 Mi
25,100
34Ma
34 Mb
343/i
333/4
34 Mi
36
12,700
353/4
36
353/4
36
22,100
17 Mi
17 Ma
17
173%
'
x17Mb
17M2
145/8
143/4
14%
143/4
143/4
143/4
23
22Mb,
22Ma
1,800
22 y4
22%
22 Mi
19Ma
22 Ma
19%
19%
11,700
19Y4
19 YB
19 Mi
193/4
32 74
3 3 7k
4,300
32 YB
333%
Co
-Nopar
1
16Mb
16Yb
16Mb
0
73Ma
74Y4
73
74Y8
50c
24Mi
243/4
24Mi
-
16Mb
Co.—
35Mb
24%
33Ma
_1
34%
2,500
34 Yb '•
'
—Nopar
1
34
23
35
3
Inc
18%
M4
49 Ma
-
16Y8
10
Ltd
1,300
34 Yb
173/4
9Mi
*9
-
33 Ma
273/4
Y
18-Mi
~
1
-
6,300
323/4
33 Yb
I6M1
16%
163/b
16
Ma
16Yb
163/4
73a/4
3,200
75Y8
74 Ma
75 Mi
73 Mb
74 M2
24Ya
24Y8
243k
41,500
24 Ma
243/4
24 %
243/4
31,600
3 6 Mt
37 Mi
37
|
26,700
35
35Ma
35Y4
36M4
Inc
1
18
187k
i83/a
37Yb
20
19M2
20
11,000
19 Yb
19Yb
1
193%
lOMi
lOMi
IOYb
193/4
77,800
10y2
10%
10Y8
10 M4
10 Mt
10M«
1
'87k
83/4
103%
8M2
8Yb
8Ma
8%
2,200
8 3/8
8'/a
8 Mi
83%
3,700
8
207Ye
de
Nem
(E I)
Sc Co—
;
series
NoparT
Nopar
Light
Co
*80
27 Ma
207
209
207
208%
207
221M2
208 Ma
103 Mi
2103/4
102Y4
103
102 %
102 Ma
29,600
102
102 Mi
*102 Ma
102 Ma
803/8
*102Yb
5
common
209
7974
79%
1,200
80
80
*80
80 YB
80 Ma
80 Ma
400
28
27Ya
28
27Yb
28 Mb
28 MB
28 %
28
28 Ma
9,900
40
40
393/4
40
45
*44 %
45
*39
40
39M2
40
*40
45M4
45
45
45
preferred
4.20%
DWG
50
4.10%
preferred
45
45
50
i
preferred—
$2.10
16
84 y2
56.Mi
series
24
*81 Ma
56Yb
$3.50
27
Feb
84 Ma
33Yb
$4.50
45 Ma Jan
*81 Va
20Va
Preferred
21
50
84Ma
International
Pont
4%
79
19%
Preferred
1
*77 Ma
3
Light
Industries
Duquesne
14
79
56Mi
*44Mi
Feb
80
*76 Ma
33Mb
Corp
Chemicals
Jan
6,900
y2
79
57
50
473/4 Feb
65
*78
20
50
45
64 Ma
78
34Mb
preferred
3
65%
70
56Ys
preferred
4
"
11,600
20
$4.15
Jan
44
I
*81 Ma
$3.75
Jan
45
83
33Mi
1
No par
Ltd
Aircraft
!
9
44
5
87%.
31
41
40
July 11
Jan
4
42% Jan
44% Aug 34
>4% Jan
Jan
■
84Ma
Productions
Fund
Common
16
•
6 6 T4
14%
Duplan Corp.
4
B
B
67
14Ms
Corp
Dunhill
16
0
II
66 Ma
42,900
*
Drewrys Limited U S A Inc
21% Mar
38% Jan
66%
79
DuBols
74% Jan
40 % Jan
65
*76Ma
9
3
300
65Mi
647k
78
14
185% Jan
600
1,000
IIV2
Feb
B
1874
77M2
IOM2 Jan
200% Jan
800
52 Ma
*18 Ma
*76M2
20
du
*51
18 Ma
100
5
25
51
18 Ma
65
4
9% Jan
51
19
78
9 Mi Jan
19
51
*18 Mi
66%
17% Jan
Jan
9Yb
503/4
19Ma
78
19% Aug 18
8
11,100
10 Mb
51 %
65M2
17
4
10
9 Mb
51 Mi
78
37% Feb
22
1,200
66M3
10
13% Jan
33
78Mi
30 Vi Jan
14% Jan
9Ya
12%
32.%
65Ma
12
0
9%
12 Ya
333/8
78 Mi
23
27
10
100
12 YB
33 MB
a
*18M2
19
43,700
12 Ya
33 3
673/8
26 Ma Jan
8Yb Dec
13
333/a
78 Mi
3
03 Mi Sep
*12M2
.
35Mb
Club Inc
Chemical
Dresser
13
333/a
6674
22% Jan
7% Sep
42% Jan
Mines
117b
69 Va
78 Mi
Corp.
Pepper Co_„
21
11%
*68 Yb
100
Corp-Seagrams
28% Oct 20
12 Mt
69 M>
*86Mi
Dlvco-Wayne
<13% Jan
15
Feb
11 Ma
*68 Ya
A
Corp
(Walt)
5
5,100
12 Ma
69 Mi
common—7
Corp..
(The)
3
18
12
*68
35%
Co
Fruit
Diners'
Jan
11%
900
86Mt
preferred—.:
22 Mi Jan
17 Yb
102
33 Mi
15
Alkali
4
17%
102
69
M
Co_..
Diamond
•
17%
21
103
86Mi
Corp.—
Diamond
17% July
32,300
213/a
102
300
23,100
35
Coatings
15
13 Mi Jan
9Ys
260
21%
21
102
175/a
12 Vo
7 91 Ma
33
3
Co
17
$1.50
173/4
,5574
91 Mi
33%
1
Inc
Feb
9
9%
102
54 Ma
92 Ma
33 Mi
50o
&
Feb
31 Mi Feb
12
52 M2
.
18Yb'
_1
6
17%
20Ma" 21 Mi
203/a
102
7
41 Vi
543/4
33 M2
Steel
17
06 M4 Jan
9%
*51
20
29 Ma Jan
197k
99 Yb
173/4
17 Va
Rio Grande West RR_No par
33% July 20
19%
"41 Mi
42 :,/.
5 4 Mi
*91 Ma
55
92 Ma
33 Ma
Edison-
Detroit
100
1,900
33%
Chemical
26% Jan
81
*97 M2
Mi
13,300
'
19
DeSoto
16
91 Ma
26,800
58 Va
18 Ya
Denv &
17 Ma Feb
54
92>/2
45 Ma
19 Mt
Detroit
3
54 Ma
26 Ma
443/4
57
18%
1
31 Ya Jan
178% Oct
*41
52 Yb
92
26
453/a
183a
8
4
24
42
42
54 Ma
92
263/4
.59
18
Feb
II
12% Oct
42
42 :!
523/4
92
19Ma
1,500
5,700
•
I8M4
10
12
Mar 10
43 v >'
*41
20 Mi
17Yb
5 2 Mi Feb
28% Feb
.
57
397a
193/4
333/4
4
49 Mi Jan
20
44 YB
58
100
393/8
•'
18Mi
3
33% Dec
14% Dec
44%
56 Mi
'
1,200
7,900
°
33%
7Yb Jan
7
July
443/a
sg
'
37«
50 Mi
76
17Y4
48 3/a Jan
24
27
26%
4474
53 y2
100
Inc
Lines
34
26
2 6 Ma
43
537k Y
Y-V'/.
Light
Supply
Oct
16% Oct
26 Mb
43 Mi
53 y4
10
(Delaware)
15 Ye Oct
47% May 10
26 Mi
42 Mi
3 3/4
493/8
*75
*33 Mi
14
143/4 Jan
,
76
1,400
1
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38% Jun
20
*26
1
20
4
3Y4
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>
33%
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76
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5,700
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21
75
26 Ms
series
24 3/a Jan
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33/4
49 Ma
4
49 Mi
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3.90%
8
15
20 Ma
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35 Ya Feb
24 Ma';'
14%
19 Ma
13
3
23 Ma
1434
39
Feb
27 Ya Jan
20
233/4
14 3/4
12 Yb
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3iy4 Aug 24
26Mi Aug 15
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4,400
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90
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85
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387k
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11
37Y8
178
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47 Mi Aug
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35% May 17
85
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37
84 Mi
179
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>
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83
85
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83 Ma
180 M2
23%
12 V2
Corp
Daystrom Inc
31
37
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82
178
91
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6
79 Ma Jan
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36
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9
2
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174
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68Ys
preferred
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24
18,000
16%
5
preferred
Curtiss-Wright
33 Mi'
15%
Inc„2.50
Drug Stores
prior
33
163/a
5
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prior
333/a
15%
100
Inc
Cunningham
3
19
Feb
Jan
14% Dec
27
Press
327 b
16 Mi
20Y8
—10
common
preferred
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1
29% Nov
07 Mi Sep
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333/8
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38Y4
preferred—100
63 Va July 26
32 Ma
2074
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America—12.50
convertible
32 V2
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22%
75
Corp common—5
preferred
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1
com
14,100
8%
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91
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Crucible Steel
16
Feb
102
Corp
14,200
:
8 Yb
3
Corp
35% "
237k
4
•
100
preferred—
$4.20
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213/a Feb
90Mi Jan
1
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28%
35
22Y8
conv
Sep
54 Mi Dec
Wheat
Shares
28
V
14 Ma
preferred
25
Crowell-Collier Publishing
1
Crown Cork & Seal common___2.50
16
59
of
5%
Corp—
common
preferred—
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6
37 Ys Jan
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Cream
10
42% Jan
.
;
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International
33/4%
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35 Ma
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85
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8%
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14%
1
(Del)
Works
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32Mi
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25
15 3/8 Jan
32
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
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16
253/a Feb
26'/2
0
1
5
311/4 Jan
9
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Copper
27
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America
Cooper Tire dc Rubber Co
2
9
186
of
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Sales for
Monday
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29 Ma
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29
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21
21
26
2 6 Ma
2 8 Ma
297k
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21
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22
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2
00
Jan
8
22 Ma Jan
5
27
Feb
6
Jan
8
Eagle-Plcher Co
23 Mb Jan
3
30 Mi Feb
8
Eastern
30% Aug 30
Air
29 Ma Jan
3
35 Mi Feb
3
Eastern
82
Gas
81 Mi Jan
3
87 Ma Feb
16
193/b Jan
30
24
1
Nov
21
16
Nov
l
25% Jan
4
64
Feb
16 Mi Jan
1
3
136 Mi Jun
9
62
Mar
104 % Feb
13
3
28% Bep
20
48% Feb
1
76
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32% Nov
07
I
96% July 22
40 Ms Jan
6
65% May 23
88
Aug
0
45 Me Jan
4
1
10% Oct
20
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33
Jan
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30
Mar
233% Dec
78
20
6
0
13
83
Feb
'37Ma Feb
99
Jan
6
36
Jan
30
Eaton
69 Ma Feb
17
Edison
1
84 Ma Jan
Jan
11
93
Feb
2
26
Jan
24
Elastic
04% Feb 25
8% Feb 26
44Ya Jan
4
51
Feb
16
Electric
53/4 Jan
3
6 Ya Feb
7
Jun
19 Mb Jun
7
23
50
Jan
113/4 Jan
3
61
Feb
Electric
15
Emerson
17
Empire
35Ya Jan
10
79 Va Jan
3
84
Aug 30
8
Jan
19
23
Sep
41% Sep
7
18 V2 Jan
4
223/4 Jan
373/a Jan
26
40 Yb Feb
7
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20
25
10
Nov
30
52% Dec
0
11
20
Bep 28
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I
84% Oof
f
54Y« Jan
5
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3
65/8 Jan
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263/4 Jan
5
323/4 Jan
54 M2 Jan
9
59
28 Mi Jun
40
.
24
Jan
7
Jan
237k
24
47 3/4
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84%
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86
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24
24
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47 Yk
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6
96
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377k
6
59 %
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60
96
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3
22 Ma Jan
3
31 Ya Feb
9
35
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24
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50
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8
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51
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28% Feb 20
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7 Mi Jan
6
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30
Feb
6
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3
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9
4
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35 Mi Jan
6
9
Feb
3
1374
13,200
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63 Tk
64 Ma
66 Ma
83,800
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&
2
Co
59 Ma
597k
60
64 Ya
63 Ma
22,200
13 Vk
13%
13 Ma
13 YB
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377k
37 Ys
273/4
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28 Mi
5,300
27 MB
28
27 Ma
27 Ma
78%
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79
79
79
*78 Ma
7974
20
21
2 1MB
22
21%
22
383/4
407k
39
397k
39%
3974
7,100
5%
19,900
Corp common—25
26 Yb
27
27
100
787k
787k
78 Ma
19 Ma
20 Mb
39 Mb
40 Mi
19
39
Tk
com
5 Ma
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Co
100
28
50
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5
133/4
1
0
5%
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137k
58
5 3/a
27%
28 MB
2774
♦56
33% Dec
footnotes,
8
27
see
page
3
41
Feb
8
12
85
Feb
14
4%
11
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Feb
16
5%
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Jan
4
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9
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36 Yb
36 Ma
38
29Ma
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1
Fairmont
Foods
Co
convertible
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common
preferred
preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp
1
403/a
100
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29Va
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9Yb
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9
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37
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38 Ma
59
14 %
13%
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1
5974
37
13 Ms
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8.50
59 Mi
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5
10
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40
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
Jan
42,600
28 Ma
59 Ma
$1.60
81 Mi Jan
900
7,900
574
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>
51
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4
43
23% Feb
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23
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29
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58
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58
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14
11,100
31
31
33 Mi
38,600
37
38
377k
38 Mb
12,400
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86
120
29 MB
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1,800
10,700
147k
s
5% Oct 24
20% Dec 28
5% Deo
5
86
38 Mi
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Inc
4
Evans
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3874
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Pittsburgh RR Co
143/a Feb
86
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Industries
3
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13%
preferred series A
Erie &
Yn
28%
Johnson
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Jan
1
377k
96
67 .r:
13%
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
23
S
387k
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34
66
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19
11
2,200
3 4 MB
66 %
28 Ma
Equitable Gas Co
20
7
Feb
20% Jan
58
69 Ma
*84
35
66
13T4
Gas
preferred
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10,200
68 Mi
5
District Electric Co
Endicott
20
1
24
76
40
3474
34 Mb
.,.
28%
Electric
14 Mi Feb
37 Yb Feb
8
98 Ma
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96 Ma
.
34 %
66 M4
133/a
Radio
3
10
26 Vt Feb
■*9674
98%
65 Mt
28 Mb
22 Ms Jun
11 Mb Jan
98 Ma
„
33%
I
13 3/B
Natural
32 Ys Jan
52,300
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•
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4
96 Ma
98%
13 Mb
El
14
21
9,600
28 Mb
19
6 6 Ma Feb
34% Aug 22
400
19 3/a
107 Ya
3
30 Yb Jan
38% Jan
87
18 Ya
106 3/4
100
5 Mb
87
19 Ml
108 Mi
84 Ma
shares.
87%
1874
106 Mi
8 4 Ma
Amer
87 Ma
187k
35
Amer
87
108 YB
65
Co
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18%
1077k
337k
38
86
18%
10974
647k
2.50
87
18
105
5
143/4 Feb
6
3
Faso
87
187k
Watch Co
3
Elgin National
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86
105 3/4
10
27 Ma Feb
8
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50
20
Dec
Storage
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1
common
Ind
8
Jun
5
Mus
L 04
common—1
Co
Inc
Nut Corp of
Auto-Lite
18 Mb
10
100
Co
28% Nov 23
103% Dec
32% Feb
Stop
Electric &
85 %
2.50
common
preferred
53% Dec
Jan
Corp
50
Stores
Products
4%%
9
—100
Steel
Co
preferred
41
73
com
preferred
4Mi%
Ekco
Kodak
Bros
9
93
Assn
Manufacturing
2
July 29
Inc
Fuel
Stainless
$3.60
5
&
prior preferred
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12
20>% Jan
20
,
3
10
4M2 %
Eastern
5
Feb
94
25
5% Deo
11
303/8 Jan
59 Ma Jan
Jan
20 Ma Jan
10
43% Oct 24
Jan
114
4
Jan
17 Mi Oct
44% Apr
96
Lines
9
,
24 Ma
2974
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24 Ma
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8 Mi
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29
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403/4
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49
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39Ma
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1,480
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39M>
39 Ma
39 Ma
38%
38
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34
34 V4
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1,700
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33%
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33 Mi
34
32 YB
337k
2,900
1
..
Volume
193
Number
6031
.
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(819)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
14% Nov
9
57/a Dec
28
15% Oct
69 V« Jan
4
>
;Fansteel
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19% Feb
40% Jan
6
27
32% Feb
4
19
24% Jun
45
21% Feb
24 % Jan
17
33% Jan
37
Jan
18 i
22% Jan
23% Feb
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39% Dec
34% Feb
40
6
15% Oct
31
20
24
24 V* Oct
26
47
14
67% Jun
16
May 12
15
Jan
5
20% Feb
39% Feb
26
45% Jan
19
30% Jun
6
4
24
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33 Va Jan
6
18
Jan
34 Va Jan
20
33% Jan
9
40
Feb
3
28% Jan
4
35% Feb
17
15
22
61% July
6
49% Jan
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27
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13% Jan
8
7
38 % Apr
8
84
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7
Jun
7
Oct
23 % Nov
80
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29
61% Feb
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3
28
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27
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20
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16% Jan
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18
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36 % Jan
31
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20% Oct
85% Nov
3
26
28% Apr
26
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44 Va May 13
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196
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95
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11
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95 Va Feb
8
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29
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24
Oct
25
Oct <24
3% Dec
22
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66
10
31% Jan
36 Va Feb
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6 % Feb
2
14 Va Jan
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3
5
30% Feb
15
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84% Nov
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32% Jan
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29,200
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13%
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10
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
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32%
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33%
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4%
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1
...
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3,200
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15%
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Sulphur Co.
Freeport
17%
22%
36 Va
16%
2
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-
17 Va
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1
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
.v
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,
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2
8
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71
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.
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>
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21
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;
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8
30
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5
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22
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a
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-
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-
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29
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11
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8
28
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5
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16
1
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in
17
23 %
the Week
Feb. 17
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Feb. 16
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6
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23
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'
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r
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Feb. 15
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 14
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5
HIGH
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Feb. 1.3
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13
10
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26
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17
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30
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7
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26
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16
15
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3
Sep
29
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9
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Apr
22
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4
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20
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9
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6
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24
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16
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6
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27
3
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Jan
4
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13
92V2 Jan
10
95
Feb
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21
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3
27
Jan
24
78
Jan
3
86
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24
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5
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3
83/4 Dec
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1
30
137
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28
10
7
31
32 % Oct
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,
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26
75 Va Mar
6
137
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9
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4
34% Jan
27
18% Jan
3
45% Jan
25
34V2 Jan
31
82
21
78 3/4 Jan
12
8 Va Jan
4
140
$4.50
General
Bancshares
$8
Feb
16
82 % Feo
6
4%
33
9
General
General
Controls
Dynamics
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11
33% Sep
23
53% Jan
11
393/4 Jan
3
45 Va Jan
31
70'A Sep
28
99% Jan
30% Apr
21
38% Dec
4IV4 Feb
6
61% Aug
18
75% Dec
14
68% Jan
10
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24
8
50% Jun
29
37% Jan
11
44 Va Feb
16
33% Dec
19
31% Jan
5
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Aug 22
107 Va Jan
3
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9
40% Jan
3
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30
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9
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111
7
40 V4 Dec
23
28
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."
6
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4
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1
28
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41
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21
38
22
32
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23
17
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35
104
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28
45
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20
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20
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5
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1
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10
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30 3A Jan
6
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23
71
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9
28
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1
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33% Jan
0
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19
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86% Feb
/
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2
General
Public
3
31% Feb
9
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Public
12
38 '/2 Feb
8
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9
13
1
4
Feb
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3
25
Feb
2
253A Jan
-
6
28% Jan
25
General
24 V« Jan
20% Sep
25% Jan
3
263/8 Jan
5
34 Va May 31
26% Jan
3
30
Feb
2
General
Tele
33% Jun
14V» Jan
16
193/4 Feb
9
General
65% Feb
17
General
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25
100
Jan
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4
6
41% Oct
91
1
96% Feb
26
Jan
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26
93
fi
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5
253/4 Oct
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4
Jan
101
4
98
10
Feb
6
Jan
5
1023A Feb
3
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3
331/2 Jan
10
17
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23
53 % Jan
4
603/8 Feb
3
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28
62
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4
89 Va Feb
8
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19% Jan
4
143/4 Jan
3
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7
14% Oct
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3
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3
42% Feb
42
59
26
Jan
13
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4
11
913A Nov
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22
503/4 Jan
6
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20
88
Jan
19
90
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23
95% Feb
6
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17
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27
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19
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3
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31
1
23% Jan
8
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17
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3
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23
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17
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4
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24
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13
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5
89% Jan
51% Jan
58% Jan
23
Goodrich
27
47% Jan
33% Jan
36% Jan
16
29
28 V* Oct
27
Goodyear Tire
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38% Feb
13
Gould-National
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29
44% Jan
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54% Feb
17
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26
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8
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26
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31
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15
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8
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17
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4
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9
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14
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37
18
11
67
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3
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16
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4
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3
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9
footnotes,
see page
26.
23%
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23%
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27
26 Va
27'A
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27
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27
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l
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32Vt
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20%
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33
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100
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79
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7
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97
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preferred
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25
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1
23
18
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5
common
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15
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13
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2
13
33
1
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3
13
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13
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13
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3
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26
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91
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37
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-
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63%
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97
84 Va
63
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4
83
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19
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17
83
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81
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97
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80
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4
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79
59 %
4
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24
19
37,300
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43
78
28
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-
69
63%
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36
39
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26
15
139
39 Va
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10
12
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19
41
26
45
15
39
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23 Va Jan
1 Aug
3,600
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3
34% Aug
1,100
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3
32% Feb
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42
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42
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26
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4,100
81 Va
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106
81%
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:
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106
81%
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30
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105%
106
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79
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105%
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167,166
78
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26
18
4
1
-
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26
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42
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24
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81
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42%
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42
28 Va
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18
16
May 11
106 V.
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110
28 %
27
22% Oct
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15
34%
42%
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35%
42%
18%
Dec
Jan
35 %
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1%
552,300
:f66
17%
30Vi Sep
26
98,000
65
28 V4
18
128% Jan
44%
..10
Dec
30
43%
Co
32% Sep
24 Va Sep
24 V. Sep
44%
Corp.
Co
Globe-Wernicke
15
40%
Corp
3
20
413/a
10
preferred—
IIV4 Jan
Oct
800
21,200
40%
1
353/4 Jan
7% Dec
64%
*40
4
4
5% May 10
66'A
com..___83%c
Gladding McBean &
Grace
64 Va
I.
41%
Co
Alden
63 3.4
t
40 3A
....__10c
Cement
Brothers
$4.50
39,400
%
41%
Corp
Products
Gimbel
6,800
42%
393/3
" "
—.2.50
Rub
Portland
Gillette
18%
r
74
Getty Oil Co
Giant
14,300
.41
...
11
26
gl V.
No par
(series
Inc
45% Jan
21
43%
50
5,200
53/4
V
73%
preference.
20% Jan
3% Jan
19
43
5Va
100
&
4
29
185/a
43%
31,000
,
•31 %
403A
Co
Corp
23
1% Nov
\9%
No par
Electronics
&
10 V. Nov
45
18 3/4
42'A
3"
series
Castings
34% Nov
'
19'A
43
Utilities Corp.—2.50
Georgia-Pacific
Glen
18%
84
31
66 %
preference
Genesco
6%
42 Va
413A
41%
*81
74
Advertising
preferred
5%%
1,600
40%
1
Service
Time
8
24
20V4
32 3A
18%
Telephone Co of Florida—
12
23% Oct .25
12% Oct
3,100
19%
65%
Refractories
General
200
8'A
73%
Railway Signal:
General Realty & Utilities.
General Steel
139%
8%
83
5%
8,000
8
..
•139%
42
313/4
AM.
40%
General
3
41 1/4
♦81
.
9,000
20
42V.
preferred___No par
preference.
iNo par
Jan
29
i
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81%
,
66 "A
common
preferred
conv
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.yj.
8%-vi.
18
convertible
$2.98
Y
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83
3,300
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20
33
26
139
41 Va
No par
$3.75
conv
41%
32%
'
3,400
95
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r\i ,-82 3/4
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$1.60
8
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V
8 Va
20%
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6%
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86
25%
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-i
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94
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85%
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82
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100
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Outdoor
16
39
82
32 3A
6%
1
common
General
17
39%
25%
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40
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16
-
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20'A
83
93%
73%
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Feb
8%
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20
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28
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20
11
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95
26
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20
11 Va
73
69
Feb
V,
100
28
20
25'A
26
,
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19%
11
20
11%
,,
27'A
10,800
3934
Corp
preferred
Preferred
26
27'A
27
1,900
10,400
4%
72%
preferred
$5
51
4 3/4
1
42V2 Feb
3
74% Jan
,
30
6
,
Mills
50%
5%
No par
Corp.
Corp..
Motors
51%
43A
5
Finance
Foods
5%
51
5Va
1
.
Co
Instrument
General
12
10
32
L__ll^_5
Corp
General
General
52
4%
(
Electric
General
Co
General
-
8
4
Jan
36% Jun
9
23 Va Oct
79'% Jan
27% Dec
3
22% Mar
General
13
6
20
Jun
3
Jan
Jan
54 % Jan
22
Sep
19
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1
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61
.
74
39
100
;
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20
20%
Contract Finance
General
7
5
No par
com
51 Va
4%
25%
8
'-8%
*'-A,
Inc
Co
11
173/4 Feb
22% Mar
Corp
preferred
Cigar
Jan
'5
10
Cable
1st
£
52
*93 Va
85
7%
48%
11
93%
''l39%';
133/4
25%
48 Va
-
.242
Corp...
7
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Corp
12%
24 3/4
48
19%
2 6 3/4
84%,
13%
25%
48
4%
26
93%
!
12%
24%
48
*25
253/4
Transportation._l.25
Baking Co common
•5'r> '
preferred..—_J<1—<
No.par—r
13'A
24%
47 %
51 »/4
11%
26
5
Amer
Bronze
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Texas
123/b
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48
.
19%
11
General
General
.
of
13
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27
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com
12%
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4 % ~
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1
100
Co
General
25
61 Va Feb
Oil
16
15% Oct
4
Amer
13
17
_50
preferred...
19
Feb
51%
43/3
„
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Investors
Jan
42
503/4
1
com
preferred
8% Feb
18
5 '/a Feb
American
/ General
•
Inc
Corp
voting pref
;;22% Jail
/
3
29% Jan
Aug 24
3 6 3A Dec
14
Dec
July 22
9 Va Jan Y4
■"
8
21% Apr
11
12% Jan
.
16% Oct
July ■5
convertible
conv
'General
2
17
483/4
Acceptance
$0.60
2
13
23%
Corp
General
,-
2
12%
48%
0
_
Co
Gar Wood Industries
4%%
31
90
,68% Feb
,
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.
:
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\
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23%
.5
2
253/b Feb
51
59
24
.'_.'■
1
27
May 31
42 '/a July 27
38 Va
32%
20'/a
/
70 »A
36'A
92%
32%
33%
20 3%
20%
•
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•
73
36'A
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92%.
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33'A
34
34
21,600
34%
■
20'A
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20%
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36%
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300
77,600
„
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(820)
.
.
.
Monday, February 20, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year1960
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
27% Feb
8
38% Jun
23
35% Jan
16
38% Feb
82
Jan
8
86% Aug 26
85 % Jan
11
86 % Jan
12
84% Jan
7
91% Oct
86% Jan
4
90% Feb
17
91
97
Jan
11
17
'
Monday
Tuesday
Feb. 14
Feb. 15
Par
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb; 18
\
SALE
the Week
Friday
Thursday
'
Feb.
Feb. 16
Shares
17
if
Utilities
CoNo par
$4.20 dividend
HIGH
37'A
371/2
100
*86%
87 'At
371/4
x37'/a
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
*85%
87V2
90%
14,100
38%
90%
15
102
Feb
102
87 Va
*85
8 7'%
•85%
87%
$4.40
dividend
preferred
100
89
89
90
90
X88'A
89'%
*88%
89%
$4.44
7
103% Nov
States
Common
Aug 12
103% Aug 19
36'A Dec 29
4
97% Jan
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Gulf
87% May 18
LOW AND
dividend
preferred
100
*91
93
*91
93
*90
93
*90
93
*90
preferred--!
100
*101
102%
*100
102
102
102
*101
102%
105 Va
*103
106
103 YA
103 YA
*103
1041%
130
38 Va
38
38 YA
38%
38i%
38%
13,000
*59
*58%
59%
♦58%
60
400
47%
48
15,400
dividend
preferred
16
102 % Jan
3
105% Feb
14
w
6
10
Hackensack
Water
Halliburton
Co
Jan
9
33% Jan
12
26
53% Jan
11
61
Feb
24% Sep
28
Feb
24
35% .Tun
3
51% Jan
4
42% Jan
3
49
Feb
4
31% Apr
25 Ye Jan
4
35% Feb
16
21 % Dec
5
Jan
19
4
22 % Jan
6
28% Feb
9
88% Jun
7
106% Jan
6
93 % Jan
3
112 % Feb
13
-
dividend
$5.08
Gustln-Bacon
9
Nov
$5
preferred
*101
103 %
100
,1C4%
37%
105 %
104%
2.50
Mfg Co
*86
38%
38
-
38%
260
93
20
II
48
24
55
Sep
27
Hall
(W
convertible
26% Jun
20
32% Jan
25
26% Jan
3
30
Jan
16
28% Nov
25
47 % Jun
21
31% Jan
3
36% Jan
27
Hammond
57 % Jan
5
47% Jan
3
56% *Jan
26
Mar 24
120% Jan
9
42
July
5
Oct
34% Oct
31
Jan
4
29% Jan
23
11
20% Jan
3
24 Ya Jan
23
23 % Jan
23
33% Feb
17
17
3
13
17
13
Jan
Dec
143
Jan
4
84
Feb
Harshaw
38 % Jan
30
11
106% Feb
14
Haveg
Industries Inc
20
Hayes
Industries
Jan
133% Jan
49% Feb
81
Jan
12% Jan
9
4
157
3
Feb
Heinz
9
52% Feb
7
Feb
16
50 % Jan
3
29% May 12
33% July
7
29% Jan
5
34% Feb
32 % Jan
18
36
Aug
5
34
Jan
4
36
Jan
13% Dec
1
20
Jan
4
14
Feb
2
16
Feb
17
61% Apr
13
82% Dec
8
79
Jan
3
98
Jan
23
108
104% Dec
Jan
3
Dec
20
67% Jan
4
119% Dec
6
55% Apr
9
112% Jan
4
13
76
Mar
111% Aug 26
70
9
64% Feb
110% Jan
78
10
Hercules
Hercules
5%
19
1
67
Dec
21
61 % Jan
17
68
Feb
26
28
Jan
4
20% Jan
3
26
Jan
23% Jan
3
26% Feb
Hertz
27
24% July 13
2
8
60% May 11
92% Feb 16
68
Aug 22
66
Jan
120
July 13
117
12 % Dec
1
19
Jen
29 Ye Oct
19
37%
Jan
6
68
Feb
Jan
3
130
Feb
7
16
Jan
3
Jan
Inc
25
Hill
2nd
pfd
Hilton
4
30 % Jan
10
1
28% Apr
6
24% Jan
12
28 Ye Feb
3
14% Dec
6
30% July
5
16 % Jan
3
21 % Feb
15-
Hoffman
5
9% Jan
4
10% Jan
30
Holland
13
Holly Sugar Corp
9% Nov
13
16
23
Jan
Hotels
Furnace
30% July
4
31% Jan
30% Oct
13
29% Feb
6
30% Jan
16
56
Dec
22
51
Jan
5
60 Ya Jan
25
Holt
52% Oct
20
45% Feb
6
53% Jan
16
Homestake
37
May 19
30
Jan
5%
Honolulu
Oil
2
67% Dec
19
65 % Jan
3
79% Feb
41% Jan
4
34% Jan
3
38
Jan
16
Hooker
90 % Sep
13
83 % Feb
7
86% Jan
10
$4.25
20% Dec
12
26
19
21% Feb
10
25% Jan
19
Hoover
5 % Jan
16
Hotel
17% Jan
30
4% Jan
26
8
Jan
Sep
30
21
Jan
16% Oct
10
22% Jan
4
16% Jan
3
36 % Mar 17
38% Feb
35% Dec
10
36 % Jan
13
16
27
Mar
7
14
16% Jan
14
9
33% Jan
Aug 19
79
85 % Sep 14
■74% Jan
3
5
•MS
Feb
15
76
Jan
13
82 % Jan
23
Jan
25
100% Feb
13
88
Dec
16
93
Sep
13
88 % Jan
10
65% Jan
21
90% Dec
13
86% Jan
10
30
82% Jan
11 % Mar 30
19% Jun
13 % Dec
2
24% Jan
4
43 % Jun
29
54% Jan
14
45
16
40
Feb
18% Feb .17
3
48'A Feb
45
14
Jan
5
3
Feb
2
Hunt
90 % Jan
10
95
Feb
16
5%
92% Jan
4
95
Feb
1
5%
8
11
34% Jan
39% Jan" ,5
27
81% Jan
IS
Jan ,26
7
17 % Jan
3
9
49
24
49% Jan
25
4.70%
Jan
2
4.42%
18
4.20%
_10
preferred
7,300
78
79
77%
78
36 'A
79'A
35%
79%
35%
36%
38
*
.
.
36 %
76
84
♦82%
84
90
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90
37
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99
100'A
13%
13%
16 3.4
!, 16%
47%
13% Aug
22"% Jan
Sep
28
Dec
13
36% May
29% Oct
12
86% Apr
4
65
145
19
154
17% Feb
71% Jan
145"
7
50% Jan
2
Jan
7% Feb
3
19% Feb
2
3
Jan
18
5
40% Jan
■86% Feb
147
18
8
9
A—
43
6%
94
43 JA
.
.
9%
-
43 7/a
94
94
,
!
,
47
94!
>
94
'
9%
94
•9%.
35
18%:
v
3
48% Feb
17
37
Inland
—
____,-No par
43% Jan
15
33% Jan
3
44% Feb
17
23
35% Jan
30
37% Feb
15
Insuranshares
34 % Nov 29
49 % Jun
15
40% Jan
26
44% Jan
9
86
Feb
93
90
Jan
18
92
Feb
10
21
Nov
21% Jan
3
1
407% Mar
38% Sep
July 11
34'A Feb
8
600
Dec
18
29
580
Jan
26 Ya Feb
658
Jan
*89%
100"'
'98%
100
98%
9
Harvester
50% Jan
19
42% Jan
51
Feb
17
2
148 % Aug
25
142% Jan
145
Jan
26
8
89% Jan
12
17% Aug
36% Aug 24
34
80
77% Jan
25% Jan
Jan
25
5
26% Dec
30
47% Sep 20
12% Aug
4
59 Ye Dec
21
21% Feb
19
13 %
2,200
18%
18%
18%
18%
49,100
47
47%
47%
473/8
-3,600
44%
13,500
44%
95
10%
18%
66 Va1-
67 %
49%
4
42%
*42
*43%
15
81
Feb
6
85
30
Dec
6
22 % Dec
23
23
Oct
24
91% Dec
7
32 % Dec
20
•
"30
Feb
17
66 Ve Feb
17
58% Jan
*45
44%
49 V!
*49
49%
20% Feb
16
International
Packers
30% Jan
35% Feb
17
International
Paper
93% Feb
95
Jan
3
10
Feb
12% Jan
5
54% Feb
58% Jan
4
"21% Jan
25% Feb
15
16
139 % Jan
38
95
8
A"•»
Jan
110% Jan
Limited
33 Ya Jan
60% Dec
30% Apr
25
Jo
32
Feb
17
48% Dec
30
44% Jan
32% Feb
17
38 Ye Jan
15
37
33 % Jan
lv.ay
40
May 10
33% Jun 17
45% Apr
58% Dec
18% Jun
21 Ye Dec
16
•58
Jan
32% Jan
A
Feb
68
4
Jan
23
34
11
Feb
17
52% Feb
*
International
4
40% Jan
47% Feb
8
9
51% Jan
68% Feb
17
27
20% Jan
Shoe.
Silver
Power
46
*45
*42%
44.'
*42%
413
4
'43%
54
53%
Co..—
9
30
Feb
15
Iowa Elec Light & Power Co.:
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
32% Mar.
40
Aug 29
38% Jan
25
Iowa
30
Island Creek Coal
18% Oct 28
12% Dec
1
lOVa Oct
13
76 Ya Jan
26
7
21% Jan
Sep
7
115% Jan
118% Jan
30
44% Jan
4
21*
Feo
23% Jan
23
Jan
12
14
18% Jan
7
36% Jan
124
20
87
40% Oct
24
521/4 Apr
76% Jan
22
83
44% Jan
13
Sep
16% Jan
18
Jan
4
84% Feb
14
14
82
Jan
■>55% Jan
6
82
Jan
=9
62%
"X
55% Feb.
13
6
79
Dec
18% Dec
13
73 % Jan
4
9
5
15% Jan
49% Dec'
6
89% Jan
4
56% Jan
65% Jan
31
95% Mar
11 Va
8
De^
29 Va Oct
,
99 Va Aug 24
96
47% Jan
8
For footnotes, see page 26.
-
Jan
13
18% Jun 13
21
46%
Jan
38% Jan
62% Feb
17
15
Johns-Manville Corp
25 Ve
637
'*91
:
Jonathan Logan
Jones
&
,l.
50 Va
43%
80
80
28%
28
28%
28%
62 Ya
18 3
a
'
760
43%
49,000
80
80
80
80
28%
29%
29%
30
15,800
65
:
64%
65%
65%
66%
40,600
19%
18%
144%
42%
19%
20%
18%
19%
46,300
35%
65,600
34%
91.
11%
11%
11%
56
56%
56%
56%
57.
57
23%
23%
24 3 8
24 Va
25%
24 %
30%
31%
31
32%
32 VA
33
32%
34%
106%
103%
105%
36 Ya
35%
35%
62%
63"
106 V*
107%
106%
•
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31%
105
106 Va
35%
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62%
62%
33%
49%
41%
47 v
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61%
23
34
52%
51%
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142,500
41%
41%
41%
42%
4,800
51%
41'A
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47
47%
47
47 Va
471A
61%
62
62
62%
65%
22%
23
23
23
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:
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47%
47%
1,300
45%
46 V2
45 Vj
46%
3.700
42%
42
Va
42 Va
42
42
1,200
3,900
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21
21%
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83
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16
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83Va 84%
-
83%
*81
~
»_5
1
15%
16% ■
83Va'.
16%.
56%
X92%
24 V!
*81
83%
59
59%
25
,
49Va
49 %
94
^
94
23
'
26 Va
49%
83%
60 /4
9o
28 A
65 -
61% 63%
*99Va 100
63%
99%
99%
14%
14Va
433'b
14%
-44Va
14
421«
43%
2,000
47
26%
20%
15.200
47%
*116 Va
'
1,200
68%
42
26 %
21!
47%
23
-
47
26%
*
117
1,300
44%
,117.% 417.%
'
1
'
*82%
>■
"
20 %'
34
51 %
*46 %
'
1.900
33%
51%
41 %
"
5,400
33%
.
52 Va
•
•
62%
33!!
42
.
62%
4,900
36 Va
63%
45
_»
V 35%
33 Ya
41%
26%
26,900
105
63
44%
26'A
42,500
34%
32%
103
,
a
42=".
117
24%
23 Va
25 V«
;
33 Va
42
50c
700
41
•
63 %
23
2,900
58%
49%
50%
41
12%
57%
>
-
!
,
'
I
627
33"%,
64%
*32 %
■
35%
36
200
12 %
12
57
1
.10
Joy Manufacturing Co!
'
1,100
95
*94
95
*94
91'A
,
47%
12
15
33 Va
11%
23%
V
34%
34%
33%
94
\
44,300
144%
43
%
10%
33 Va
*93%
94.
50
5,000
28%
x63%
63%
19
5,000
14,100
51
49%
144%
43 Va
100
642 %
49 %
84
19,500
v.
26
639
144 Va
42
*80
25%
26
644%
641
50%
45
15
Feb
91
42 Va
44%
44% Feb
91
144%
46%
15% Jan
t99%
•
92%
48%
5
Steel ;©ommon_10
"/ 5%: preferred series A_.
«.10O.Jorgensen (Earle M) Co.
1
44%
42
141 Va
49
7,5qo
24.100
38%
41%
144%
41
33%
33
____5
—^
43%
*37%
25%
26 VA
642 %
640
16,100
48%
*92
92%
25%
.25%
642
19
150
43%
144%
62% ■>62%
17%
18%
1
JohnsonJohnson.^
'
900
3,200
.86%
47
*37 Va
43
-47%
*
•48
42%
37%
92 %
18%
83%
*145
38%
44 Va
37 Va
*91'
83
19
43 Va
42
'41-%
_1
«
5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co....—^1
3
97% Feb
28 Va Feb
7%
42
42 %
41 Va
41%
27%
3.50
Jaeger Machine Co
6
;
.,7%
150
47 Va
-
45 Va
45%
*145'
47%
41%
Jersey Cent Pwr Se Lt 4% pfd—100
■Jewel Tee,»Co Inc ■commofl——l
3%% preferred
100
23
S3% May
8% Mar'
common.:
preferred..:
I-T-E Circuit. Breaker CO
2
Jan
48% Feb
1
3
3
81
13
Jan
13% Jan
Aug 22
.
86
24,800
53%
86%
85
85
150
144%
*80
25
common
23% Feb
4
42%
53%
7%
18%
19
18%
82%
-
*145
37%
25%
rl
47
31
i
.
40%
641 %
10c
48 % Jan
Oct
19 Va
84%
41V*
92
25 Vo
—No par
Light Co_
44
42%
7%
7%
*33%
,
637 %
100
41% Jan
Jan
92
;
56
42 % Jan
St
170
47
53%
,,.,..53%
54
7%
150
•
x44%
42
11
21
20
18%
82
►145:
'
•
37%
10%
Dec
Power
7,100
43%
42%
43%
42Va
*53 VA
.
7%
*7!h
v
45%
.
*93%
46% Aug 26
115
7%
No par
43
,'43
Jan
27% Jan
dqi/2
*45
41%
.1
33% Jan
4
36% Mar' 1
4
49 Va
49
44
41
—
Interstate
200
44 Va
46
40%
_$5
preferred
International Telep & Teleg.No par
International Utilities Cbrp com__5
$2 convertible preferred
25
Interstate Dept Stores.
1
17
8,500
43
*43% '
♦42%
*36%
No par
7%
16
42 % Feb
Salt _!
International
10
67
*42
44 %
*45
_No par
preferred
I
:
Rectifier Corp
International
66%
42 Va
41
150
44%
,
common.J2.SO
preferred
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
24
67%
46
19%
19
5
International Resistance Co
Jan
44% Apr 28
22
•
*145
—100
International
34% Feb
26
20
23,300
*42%
81! 4 ,82
7
No par
30
41% Jun
18,200
39%
*45 :•
.54%
7%
5
com
94% Aug 15
19% Mar 2
5%
55
29%
38%
41
39%
54
47 %
preferred
International Mining Corp
84
54%
29%
39%
49
'
'
55
29%
44
144%
4%
!
4,200
46
V
*42%
"
100
Int'l Nickel of Canada
19%
19%
20 %
'
5
preferred
Int'l Minerals Si Chemical
1,200
66%
.
43
44%
♦4)
-
38%
*43 Va
67%
66%
*37
39%
55
*43%
42 3
294 000
42 Va
38:%
,
10%
29 Va
29%
37%
V '■
50
10
54%
51 Ye
29%
68%
210
94
95
38%
18%
7
94
*93%
10%
*37
29%
44%
95
95
9%
38
18%
'
44
44%
94
*93%
•
38
-;;
%
44%
; 94
37 YA
No par
common
13%
5,900
17%
55%
*49
lbo
i 1
i
70% Mar 2
26% Dec 14
8
'
/
•'■43% Feb
"15% Jan
31% Dec
22
9% Dec
7%
13%
13%
14
983;
47'A
29%
.43'
,.5
;
Machines
40
20
*
46%
43 Va'
36%
55
"
Oct
86 Ya Jan
Corp
Int'l
23
30 % Dec
Iron
Business
Feb
29
'
Interlake
Int'l
£9,700
0s
91
lO.'/a
18'%
~
—_1
Corp common
preferred—
24
139% Feb
Inc
Ihterchemical
4%%
373/8
75
90
29%
68
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
35% Dec
2
76
*89 %
.*93'%
10 Vb
•18%
56%
*43%
.1
Ctfs
37
75
37%
84
36%
*42
100
Co—
6,700
*82'A
29%
v
—No par
preferred—
Steel
500
17%
38
84
36%
55
"
—100 pesos
5
Feb
17%
171/8
*37%
'
25
29
17%
90.
94
1
-
:.!3,7
•-36%
36%;!
18%
^1"
common
17%
17%
38
De Mexico
Rayon
IngersOll-Rand
24
6,700
4%
17'A
17!4 ;
47
43%
.
94
*921/2
50
—i!
Industrial
16
Jan
3,200
43;
4%
;*75
7
V
"
5% Jan
23%
"
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
25
23
X76 %
*82%
13%
14
13%
16%
50
23
17%
-
82%
99%
„/
27,200
86%
•37-%
76
82V2
V
37
86%
17%
17%
38
*75
*75
51,500
36%
4%
17'A
*371/4
/
/
36%
76 rv/o
78%
36%
22-%
5
17%
100
87
36 %
22%
17'A
38
! 35%
36%
17'%
.17%
.
171/4
*37 VV
4,100
*85%
87
*85
87
47
_50
Corp.:
47%
♦85
991/2
50
Indiana
47%
*89V2
..50
13
48%
*82 Ya
50
15
47%
*171/4
_15~
54% Feb
48
17,'A
10
43% Feb
47%
17%
No par
10
47%
Va
—f
23
10,000
4%
50
Jan
59%
5
1
32% Jan
30
58
4%
100
57% Aug 23
50% Dec 27
30%
30
*.75
1—100
preferred
30%
4%
1
—
31%
59%
22'A
•
15,500
31
22
.
34
59%
21%
35%
33%
59 Va
22 »/4
*37%
-
1
58
*29'A
79%
No par
4
We Feb
7,300
58'A
30
85
17
-.100
18
8%/Jiily 11
50
11%
11.
47
47%
4
*17 V4
Jtoo
43 % Jan
General
11%
10
125
*123
128
9%
55 Va
*29 va
30
55 3
2
7d
4%
„"100
:
Industria Electrica
'
33 3A
32%
*•.
35%
common—No par
Co
*2u
21%
_50
44% Jan
50
°
32%
*122
128
8%
85
1
common
44% Aug 15
22
*122
122
r?%
35'/2
5
46% July 27
17
67%
78
common.—5
4
31% Nov
*66%
32%
46 3 4
12.50
11
38% Feb
67
30%
common
Feb
*66%
*30%
Feb
46
67%
30
preferred
43% Jan
*66%
31
42% Jan
41
13,200
67%
11,700
30%
;
preferred
preferred
1,100
25%
3034
preferred
22
23%
25%
122
54'A
5
45% Jan
673/8
'23%
26
30%
.
Co
66 %
24
25%
30%
Illinois
Power
67%
23%
25%
7%
30'%
1
Co
4.08%
66%
23%
25'%
*66%
122
*29 »A
41
-
67%
10
Ideal
4.26%
66%
23'%
25'%
100
Illinois Central RR Co—
10
66 Va
23'%
25
66V4
25
1,600
2
30
66%
*23
67 Va
23%
10%
16
30
2,400
10
11
68 % Feb
10
200
74%
127
,
10%
Feb
42% Jan
74%
127
127%
10
59
44% Jan
108%
75
126 %
10
39% Feb
4
108%
127
10
38% Jan
20
109%
*69
75
126
10%
3
23
*108'%
*70
10
3
Jan
109%
*108'%
73
127V4
10'/«
3
Jan
73
126%
800
10 Vb
Jan
43% Jan
8,400
37,700
31% Jan
58
88%
34%
53
41
87%
20%
26% Jan
4
88%
27%
6
30
87%
20%
4
Aug 12
1,400
89'A
87%
4
33%
57% Aug 24
45
16
*26%
31% Jan
43
16
27%
Refrigerator
62% Dec
15%
■
21 %
16
18
1,200
15%
15%
20-%
Hussmann
18
8,300
33%"
35%
151/4
109'%
*108%
.
78
128%
64%
33%
35%
89 3
88%
64%
64%
36
*35 Ya
*26%
47% Jan
Aug
49% Aug
89%
86
33%
15! a
15 VB
!
4,100
51%
*84%
64%
34
35'A
34
36
86
2,500
155
51 %
51%
33 %
33%
3 5'A
33%
152%
154
51%
*84%
64%
64'%
64%
154
52 Vb
86
2,300
j
15
27
64%
*35»A
109'%
155
51%
*84%
15
2
154%
150
18,900
11%
21%
Feb
Jan
11%
20%
Indust Irrc com—^5
41% Feb
11%
86
34
7%
No par
39% Jan
*11%
:b
preferred sei'ies A
preferred series B
Cement
11%
20'%
Corp
Idaho Power Co
11'A
100
*/8
Bearing Co
&
IIV2
52
35%
122
5
preferred
Foods
97%
*84%
67!
•
100%
155
64%
38%
98%
52
86
38%
101%
154
•
52,200
38%
100 Va
111/4
t
20,300
13
*37%
19%
Corp
&,
11-1/4
33%
12%
106%
93
104 3 a
32%
12
19%
21% July 25
25
28% Oct
38
23%
33%
271/4
Hupp Corp corhttion——
.* 5%
convertible pfd series A
20% Feb
38
23%
11
33
15
3
38
23 YA
30%
.
19
.10% Feb
:38
*37%
66 !A
Sound Co (Delaware).
1
Hudson Bay Min Sz Sm Ltd—No par
35% Jan
33
24:%
Howe
3
14
13% Jan
26
16% Oct
6
3
Jan
27
94
6% Oct 25
Oct
12"% Feb
14% Jan
11'A
27V4
Houston Lighting & Power
Howard Stores Corp
Sep
40% Dec
25
90% Aug 24
32
90
30'%
10%
32%
preferred;.——..
4.40 %
preferred!—
93% Dec
24% Mar 14
84% Feb
23
30
10%
1
25
4%■[
8
23%
31
30
convertible
-33A%
Jan
23'%
30%
101/4
preferred
Household Finance
37
4
4
77
;•
Ball
$2.25
23%
11
23 Va
5% convertible preferred
25
Houdaille-Industries Inc common„3
.
7
23 Va-
30%
50c
Corp of America
19
70% Jan
3
2
23%
17,200
6,000
2.50
preferred
4% Oct
27%
common
Chemical
2
Sep
27%
A
Mining
25
<
28%
Corp
Co
convertible
27% Oct
7
27%
127
No par
Rinchjart & Winston Inc
81% Feb
40% Jun
28%
*71
100
common
Electronics
42% Sep
7
Corp
pfd series
conv
May 20
28% Feb
1
29
27 'A
>_5
23% Feb
5%%
27%
*108%
par
1
(conv)__
6,000
27 Vb
27%
23%
89
5
Corp
10
127
50%
15
1
_
55%
*125
50
35
No par
Newport Chem Corp
% % preferred series A
$4%
20
35
No
Corp
Heyden
2
7 % Feb
Co
Hewitt-Robins
2
21
pfd_!:
A
Chocolate
4,800
56
127
51%
33%
2 1/12
common
56
55
50
63'/«
100
class
conv
Hershey
1
18 Ye Oct
15 % Mar
Powder
34'A
900
51 %
*84%
No par
■.
16,100
43%
52 %
25
preferred
$2
23
38 % Feb
Motors
36
501/4
1551/2
lo
preferred
35%
34%
49
52
i
common
28%
127
127
160
28%
48%
153
100
noncumulative
*124
127
*124
56 Va
55
54 y4
53%
54%
127
11 Va
8.33%
& Co__
37 Vo
99
25
common,
W)
(G
7%
10
Jan
(W E)
Helme
8
137% Jan
Co
J)
preferred
35%
38
5
issued
Heller
25
Dec
(H
When
3.65%
9
85
3
36%
101/4
l
,
35%
23 VB
50
;
36
1,900
28%
28%
29%
1
Inc
29
109%
27
5
.
29
4,700
27'A
109 %
48'A
5
Marx
28%
35 f:1.'
*27
27%
111
*109
28%
54 %
1.25
Co
&
5
11
Aug 30
55
Chemical
Schaffner
27'A
109
33 %
35%
'32%
27'A
27
48
47%
323b
31%
109
29
•124
l
Corp of America common
4 % %
preferred
31%
271/2
110 "
*107%
35%
7.50
com
31%
27
,
60
47%
47'A
29
100
81% Jan
7
May 20
77
17
Refrac
31%
27 3 4
112%
l
Harris-Intertype Corp___
Harsco Corporation
:
58%
47%
27 va
2.50
Co
35% Jan
5
78
37% Feb
Organ
Co
58'A
47
110%
100
Hat
38% Apr 22
88% Dec 28
9V4 May 25
Paper
59%
48
31'/4
_1
common
preferred
Hart
8% Feb
27
29
61% Feb
24% Jan
29 % Jan
26
35
2
46
16
26% Sep <
22 % May 26
Ye Oct
24
Aug 31
11% Jan
6
21% May 24
8
6%
16
54% Jan
5
preferred—
Harbison-Walker
"• Feb
6
50% Dec
24
18% Oct
127
vJan
129
24
59%
471/2
5
Hamilton Watch Co
Hammermill
121
25
Printing Co___
F)
26 %
26%
26%
26%
*116Va
117%
117%
117%
-
21%
23
23 Va
70
7,900
23%
15%
2.400
16%
16%
17
I7V4
5,300
*82%
83%"
*83
84%
120
.,'49%
50%
51
52%
3,300
83'/a
*81
831/2
xl5%
*81
;
15VB
15%
59
95»/2
26 %
27%
64%
65%'
60%
60
94Vt
.
*99
99%
97'A
,24%
63%
,
27 V4
64%
.59 «At .•99-V!
*14 Va
14%
14!
42%
43%
42.
33,900
61%
96%
-
3,400
79,500
.
22,800
.
.
260
a
14 Va
1.400
.
42%
8,800
Volume
193
Number
6031
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
o
Chronicle
(Ml)
.21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
YearI960
Lowest
Range Since Jan.1Lowest
Highest
NEW
YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
AND
SALE
HIGH
PRICES
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday)
Feb. 13
Feb. 14
Feb. 15
Feb. 1G
PM
*
FHday
the Week
;
Feb. 17
Shares
K
33
Bep 29
86
34% Jan
111 Va Jan
Oct
9
-42*4 Jan
5
12
101
105'% Oct
49
Mar
74
Jan
80 Mi
44
103
Feb
16
4%%
convertible
47Ml Feb
16
43A%
preferred—.!
Kaiser
.-./
3 03 Va Jan
18
113
Feb
6
4%%
convertible
11
UOVa Jan
18
113
Feb
3
4%%
(ser
58 Va Jan
17
66
Feb
15
Kansas
Jan
29
;v
79 y2 Aug
17
75% Jan
9
78
Jan
23
•
87
Jan
20
84% Jan
27
86
Jan
10
5
93 y4 Jan
27
93'A Jan
11
4
86Va Jan
9
90
Oct
90
9
10
85
8
37 3/i Sep
16
31 Ms Feb
23
39 Va Aug
11
Jan
12
36
Jan
88 % Jan
July 28
793/4 Jan
68 Va Jan
36
89'% Jan
13
3
783/4 Jan
30
38V4 Feb
IT
56% Feb
17
Feb
17
20% Feb
16
56
8
50% Jan
4
37% Jan
3
45
12% Jan
3
Apr
6
51'% Dec
30
50% Jan
11
25
50% Jan
6
32 y4 Jan
3
23
Oct
13
30 '% Aug
17;
71s/8 Oct
25
1007/a Jan
46% Sep 30
36 % July 18
55% Jan
60% Dec
30
28 '% Nov
18
5
Feb
18,800
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1,100
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48
113
113
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113
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120
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120
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68
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69
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79
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79
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86
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85
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94
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94
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94
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94
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37%
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43
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44%
45
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22%
76%
38 Va
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55
55%
43%
44
..8.75
91
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38
76%
50
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91
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par
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77%
1,500
38
800
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373/4 Feb
6
73% Jan
85 '% Feb
17
8
52
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61'% Feb
14
62% Jan
8C % Feb
2
26'/« Jan
32
Feb
201/4
22%
18 34
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19%
211/8
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53
543/4
55
55%
55
56
34
34
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34%
34'%
35%
35
35%
11,900
32 y4
33
32%
34 Va
34
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36%
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83
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25,100
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53
59
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60
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59 3/i
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74
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31
29
30
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29
293/4
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34%
34%
35
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35 y4
1,400
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89%
90 3/8
90 5/s
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16,100
King-Seeley Thermos
16
193/4
531/4
34
Keystone Steel & Wire Co_____i..*l
Kimberly-Clark Corp
_5
9
1
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181%
18%
18%
181/2
18%
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5,300
100 G
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26%
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43%
42%
42%
43
43'/4
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431/8
81
80%
80%
801/4
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320
42,800
2
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7
46 '% Jan
32 Va Jan
38
Jan
19
11
89% Dec
20
82
Jan
93
Feb
10
18 Va Dec
21
16% Jan
20
Feb
2
,
,/
2
3iy2 Jan
6
25% Jan
27% Feb
24
46 3/4 Jan
4
36
Jan
44'% Feb
3
Jan
7
82 Va Apr
U
78
Jan
81
Jan
31
4
143/4 Feb
17
36 Va Dec
7
31% Jan
43% Feb
14
a
27s/a Sep
19% Jun
29
33
28
31 '% Feb
6
26Va Jan
19
10
34 Va Jan
6
11 <'a Dec
5
20 Va Jan
8
11% Jan
2534 Oct
28
363/4 Mar
2
30 \'A Jan
25
25
21
36»
Jan
5
30% Jan
3
25% Jan
27
21% Jan
No
Co...
prior
conv
-./Koppers Co Inc
4%
preferred
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9
27% Feb
(S
16
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•
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431/4
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80%
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40%
41
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42%
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411/4
43%
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30%
31
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31
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31
30%
31
30%
31
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21%
223/8
22%
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22
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21%
223/a
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22%
5
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A
13%
13 Va
13
13%
13
13%
13'/4
13%
13
131/a
2,400
313/4
32
313/4
32%
311/4
32%
27,000
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35
35
35%
35 »/a
35%
8,100
27%
27'%
10,300
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Sutherland
1
10
Kroehler Mfg Co...
Kroger Co___._
.
.
•
(S
27
329,600
_ioo
common!....
Korvette (E J) Inc
16
16
1
common.*
preferred
Kresge
Jan
36
:
Land
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
9
32% Feb
14
County
4'%%
i2
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..!*_*_8
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
62 'A Feb
Jan
Co
Kennecott Copper
"SjCern
18%
___50c
Hayes Co
.Kendall
16 % Dec
Oct
;
Kayser-Rolh Corp..:.
Kellogg
Co
^
17
36 Va Jan
12
.
preferred
&
64%
64 >/4
*78
78
*85
100
100
...
Electric Co
Power
120
42%
102%
47%
'
preferred
Kansas
w
*1133/4
42
103
47%
112
120
63%
63 %
111
423/4
42%
103
47
-
303/s Oct
Jan
i.__100_____100
non-cum
Kansas Gas A
63 Vb
par
preferred
4%
,
.
*113%
47
110
110
120
42%
101 »%
47
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112
*113%
pfd.^lOO-
conv
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*
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41 '/a
101
101
<
46 Va
1011%
421/4
41'A
42M,
100 Ms
46%
100
preferred.
preferred
4.35%
/;
preferred
preferred
4.50%
.
41%
100
!.ai_50.
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4.20%
3
24
16'/a July 11
4%
of
Corp____33*fc
prelerred_._100
City Pr A Lt Co com.No
3.80%
v
.
10
Jan
54% July
July 22
.
/
95 Ma Oct
Mi Mar 18
77
Chem
13
6
25 VB Dec
A
11
23
34 '/8 Oct
Alum
23
May 23
21
3
Jan
59 Ma Dec
8
31 'A Nov
Feb
.
-44% Jan
May
62% Sep 29
34'/a July 12
43 '% Feb
9
.
13
123
3
82
Jan
6
47
30
85% Feb
r
122 Va Jan
Sep
86 Mi Jan
37%
96
8
*80 '/4
31 y4
.■V
31%
31%
32
34%
35
343/4
35'/4
27
Co_*I*..5
Paper
27%
27 Vb
27%
6,800
5,90u
11,100
L
I8I/4 Feb
10
25% Dec
29
271/4 Mar 11
36Mi Dec
21
27
22
25
Jun
27
13% May
14 % Dec
10
28% Jan
30% Feb
4
2
20
17.1/4 Jan
17
241/4 Jan
6
14% Jan
3
13'/« Jan
6
11% Jan
3
14% Feb
14
1
27% Jan
3
33 % Feb
16
3% Mar 11
1% Jan
1% Feb
9
Mar 15
25
22
32'/4 Aug
_
19
Lane
8
30
'/a Dec
Feb
15
Lear
3
16% Feb
16% Sep
26
18% Feb
28
7% Jan
15
4 % Jan
5% Jan
22
26% Jan
2 8 3/4 Feb
16% Jan
4
common
25"*
Bryant
A
Tire..
$1.50 conv pfd ser A
Lehigh Valley RR
Jt
Lehman
Lehn
Fink
20
283/, Sep
8
23 % Jan
31% Feb
16
Lerner
24
70 Va Jan
22
49% Jan
56% Jan
23
9% Oct
121% Dec
13
4
151
.'.■AG'/4 Nov 23
61
20
Jan
6
911/2 Jan
6
783/4 May 19
140
28
Nov
18
43V4 Sep
23
12% Jan
■'
146
10
49% Jan
4
Jan
4
61% Jan
24% Jan
Jan
44% Jan
3
54% Feb
16
341/4 Aug
12
10
24% Jan
13
28% Feb
! 8
20
87% Jan
4
102 3/4 Feb
;
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18%
18
16%
16 VB
16%
.
13% '
"
;-'V
"
30%
17%
18 Va
17 9/B
18
16%
163%
16%
16 3/a
16%
14 Va
14%
143%
32%
32%
33
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:
14%
32%
14
32%
1%
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•
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1%
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13%
13%
13,500
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10,900
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1%
*
19
18 3/a
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43/4
27%
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90
93%
93
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29 y4
29%
29%
29%
2 9 3/i
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53%
53%
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33%
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17%
18
18
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24%
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25
46 '%
46 Va
46%
46%
46 Va
10
23 Va
23%
23 %
23%
23 %
100
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137%
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com___10
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49%
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12
5%
11
89
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53
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26
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,
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i
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28
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53
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28
31
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7
25
100
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14
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700
26,000
33
r;
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44
30
4%
com;
'40
29%
21 Va
preferred.—*_!£..
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27%
44
29%
183%
16%
"- 32%
'
/
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Litton
4
17%
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Link Belt Co.—
16
17%
1
Lily Tulip CupcCorpLclt.
Ling-Temco Electronics.—J.
16
*40
par
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7%
8
33
6
A
Liggett A Myers Tobacco
17
54 3/a Feb
5
23
Sep
2
10
Feb
151
96% Dec
4
57% Jan
Jan
12% Feb
911/4 Feb
10y4 Jan
81% Jan
Aug 31
15
27%
'
29%
par'18 y4
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeil A Libby
951/4 Feb
44
__l
Jan
Jan
"
29%
No
Apr
74
27%
27 y8
293/8
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22
13
29
'
5
-
41
79 % Dec
30
♦40
44
*40
42 %
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56c
Inc..
46 % Oct
7
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__-_l
Lehigh Coal A Navigation Co
__10
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_.__15
i Lehigh
Valley Industries com_____l
3
8
Co
preferred series A
Lee Rubber
.
23
.29% Jan
.
14
33/4 Oct
24% July 21
19»/4 Jun
Oas
4.32%
23 Va Jun
25i/a Oct
1
Jan
Laclede
12,400
-
5334
24,300
11%
32,500
89
12,400
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28
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53%
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53%l!>(f
149'%
2835,
54%
151
130
:
6,000
17,600
54'%
5,100
26%
23,400
26'%
273%
26%
100 Va
1023%
993%
357%
343/4
35"%
18'%
177%
18'%.
17 »%
18
253%
243/4
253%
25'%
255%
22,600
46'%
47
46%
47'%
8,900
23%
23%
23%
23 8%
140%
140%
,,
'
18% May 11
32% Jan
4
27
Jan
3
35% Feb
19
5
15% Jan
10
19i/4 Jan
27
19% Nov
17
30 «/a Jan
4
22 % Jan
3
35% May
3
Dec
21
441/2 Jan
22 Mi Feb
Lockheed
15
17
14
Feb
48
Aug
Feb
8
140'A Dec
30% Jan
13
43% Dec
30
96
Jan
80
Jan
8
81
Jan
20
102
21
130% Mar
47'/, Dec
7
Gas
common
3
Lone
2
23% Feb
17
When
issued
Jan
11
140% Feb
17
4.84%
conv
4
49% Feb
10
3
100% Jan
104
Feb
Long
1
8
22
85
Jan
13
90
Feb
14
88
Jan
13
89% Jan
39 % Jan
3
Feb
15
Sep
1
136% Jan
142% Feb
13
581/4 Feb
16
Jan
19
51
1
4 5 3/8
Jan
Co
B
(P)
D
preferred.
Co
140
48%
*102
■!
48%
v
*102
103
f
1
*140
101%
333/4
143
473/4
103
47
48%
102
102%
'
87 %
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87%
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87%
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87 %
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90
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90
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90
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90
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v
44
43%
44%
44%
45
44%
142%
142%
142%
56%
56%
53%
53%
57%
-
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34%
13,100
6,400
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48
7,600
210
102'%
87%
90
44%
142
1413/4
58 Va
57%
55%
54%
65,300
58
543/8
„
170,000
„
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54'%
53%
v-
37,900
141%
142%
57
53%
57 V*
53%
45%
142
142%
55 Mi
-
(Ky).No par
443/4
101
*
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100,.
100
El Co
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103
103
__5
preferred—-_.i
7%
.
100
j-_
common
Louisville Gas A
.
...100
series E preferred.
Lorillard
i
Co
preferred
series
4.35%
:
preferred.....
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series
4.25%
30
2
Island
5%
10
Sep
52% July
Star
47% Jan
Sep
142
1
Corp
10
90
1
1
...
Irlc
Cement
30
42 %
4
383/4 Feb
Aircraft Corp..
Theatres
Jan
135
Aug 19
1
Star
Lone
87 'A Nov
34% May 18
Loew's
41% Jan
~27
111
'26%
,
Inc
543/4
142
160
,
4,400
'
78% Jar.
23
14 y» Dec
49% Dec
201/4 Jan
30
153/4 Oct
18
57-
50% Jan
"
4
141/4 Jan
17% Feb
9
91% Jan
4
53
Jan
67% Feb
15
21
Jan
6
16 Mi Jan
20% Feb
16
83
6
July 12
2 7'A Jan
17
(
Louisville
Nashville..
A
Lowensteln
(M)
Lukens.Steel
..^.50
A Sons
Inc
Mar
8
12
31
Feb
MacAndrevrs
114% Dec
28
Aug
16
115% Jan
6
118
Feb
7
6%
29% Oct
7
52% Jan
0
32% Jan
'3
44
Feb
16
Mack
413/4 Dec
30
49%. Feb
17
43
Jan
"5
47
Feb
17
Dec
23
44% Jan
16
49% Feb
17
18
82'A Jan
5
Feb
17
124
373/4 Mar *7
48
Forbes
(R H)
Macy
223/4 Jan
30
34'% May 10
59'% Jan
7
38'A Jan
4
48% Feb
16
Magma
46
Jan
4
62
Feb
16
36% Jan
3
45'A Feb
9
313/4 Feb
17
Oct
26
33
55
2
Jun.
50 % Jun
23
1% Jun
21
4% Jan
8
1% Jan
3
2% Jan
13
15% Nov
17
19% July
8
16% Jan
; 3
19% Feb
...
26
27'% Jan
18
21% Jan
3
43% Jun
6
5 % Jan
22
4% Jan
3
29
18% Jan
4
12'% Jan
4
22% Oct
31
'29% Jan
22
24% Jan
17
16% Oct
25
12% Dec
Manhattan
16
Maremont
Automotive
2
22% Feb
15
6
19'A Jan
3
21
51% Jan
4
61
Feb
54% Jan
3
'61 Va Feb
9
89% Jan ' 4
93
Mar 28
91'A Jan
26
93
Feb
8
36
20
583% Feb
7
67
Jan
10
6
40% Oct
31
53'% Aug
1
72% Jan
5
78
Aug 31
Jan
19
79
Aug 28
75% Jan
65'A Jan
4
*
When
72
16
333A Feb
16
Masonltc
4 4 Va Jan
48% Jan
31
May
74
78
Feb
6
77
Jan
Jan
18
71% Aug 29
68
Jan
19
693% Feb
77% Aug 31
75% Jan
18
77% Jan
4
6
23% Jan
3
343/«, Feb
16
3
42% Feb
/ 33/i%
5
25'A Dec
31
July 20
44'% Jan
18
36'% Jan
40% Dec
21
36% Jan
6
49
Feb
17
MCA
5
55
Feb
16
7
70
41% Dec
21
40% Jan
15
30
Jan
4
35% Ft b
1
29
123% Jan
3
15'% Feo
15
15% Feb
16
Dec
80'% Feb
19
Dec
94% Aug
3
28
26% Feb"
28% Sep
12
17
37'% Jan
„
4
71'A Jan
29
Dec
8
99
5
95
Jan
20
85
Dec
27
86'% Dec
30
86% Jan
5
19
Nov
9
39'% Jan
4
283% Jan
3
Feb
17
97'% Jan
9
81
102'% Feb
16
Feb
3
38
25'% Jan
12
18
May
22 % Jan
26
28
Oct
24
453/4 Jan
11
30 3A Jan
3
39% Feb
3
65% Feb
8
109% Dec
30
108% Jan
3
124
Jan
30
18% Jan
11
14'A Jan
16
16
Jan
3
14'% Dec
27% Nov
5
27
29
21% July 25
31% Oct
35% Jan
4
313A Nov
51'A Jun
18
53/4 Dec
20
153/4 Dec
28'A Jan
15
28
8
McLean
Trucking Co___._
6
18'% Feb
16
McQuay
28% Feb
6
Medusa
4
Melville
Jan
31
37'A Jan
9
-".96% Jun
$
84
8
85'A Dec
Jan
-
6
% >eb / 7
;
83
Feb
a
Jan
4
81
Feb
34
77% Jan
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Dec' 29
page
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21
73
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28
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47%
843/4
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67
205%
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30%
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118
42%
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118
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-
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29
'
1
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38% Jan
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59
12
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preferred
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22,900
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300
104
10,000
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(822)
.
.
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year I960
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Par
23
8% Dec
16
9 Ya Jan
3
12 Ya Jan
20
Merrltt-Chapman <Sc Scott
28
18 Ye Feb
42»/4 Dec
Monday
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
70% Jan
4
45% Jan
3
53 Ya Jan
20
Mesta
45 Va Dec
16
41% Jan
3
49 Yj Feb
9
Nov
14
81
5
84 % Feb
16
24% Jun
16
74% Jan
6
84
Jan
Machine
12.50
Co
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
14
Sales for
Friday
the Week
Feb. 17
Shares
Thursday
Feb.15
Feb.
16
10 Y2
10 Ya
10%
103/4
10 7/8
103/4
11
10%
10%
50
50 Ya
50
51%
51
51%
513/a
513/a
3,200
48 %
47 Ya
48 Yt
48
48 3/a
47 Ya
48%
46 Ya
473/4
20,100
*83
100
10 3%
51
47 %
No par
pfd
Feb.
50
5
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Tuesday
Feb. 18
84
83 Yt
84
83 Ya
84
84 Ya
84 Ya
*83 Ya
84 Ya
83% Jan
13
93% Sep
8
89% Jan
10
95 Va Feb
14
4.35%
preferred series
100
95
95
95 Ya
95 Ya
*95
96 Ya
*95
96 Ya
*95
15
82
Oct
10
81
Jan
23
83 Va Feb
10
3.85%
preferred series.
100
*82
84
83
83
*83
84 Ya
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84 Ya
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84Ya
75 y4 Jan
10
82
Nov
14
80
Jan
24
82
Jan
17
3.80%
preferred series
100
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82
82
82
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83 Ya
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83 Ya
90
Jan
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Feb
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preferred
100
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96
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97
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97 Ya
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10
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34
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10
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45
45
45 Ya
Philipp Corp.
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Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co
1
22 Ya
22 Ya
22 Yt
22 Ya
22%
23%
280
96 Ya
75% Feb
21,300
86
25
41
Jan
4
Mar 16
22
Dec
95
Aug 11
20
„
40
22
Jan
58
3
4.45%
4
35 Ya Feb
1
Middle
17
42'/a Jan
6
Midland
Midland-Ross
30% Jan
33 Ya Dec
Feb
'
48% July 25
88
30
Jan
5
3
May
59 Ya Feb
3
49 Va Jan
5
58
Feb
9
95% Dec
8
93% Jan
10
96
Feb
9
5 Ya %
15
"39 Yt Jan
4
46
Feb
16
26 Ye May
16
19 Ya Jan
3
23% Feb
15
Minerals
Jan
4
157 Ya Jan
30
19 Yt Jan
27
21 Ya Feb
14
123% Feb
8
178% Jun
1
Sep 26
24 Ye Jan
5
70 Ya Jan
140
80 Ya Feb
17
Minn
9
24
88
Jun
17
Apr
19
33% Jan
4
Jan
6
34
Feb
6
31% Feb
24
38% Aug 31
35% Jan
4
41
Feb
14
37% Jan
35 Ya Jan
3
41% Feb
7
24
6
28 Ya Feb
9
60
Oct
28
27
July 12
lBYtJuly
30
7
Mar 10
4
29
24% Dec
35
Aug 16
3ya Dec
20
6% Jan
6
33% Dec
7
48% Jan
6
29% Jun
15
39
15
Jan
Feb
17
22% Sep
1
7% Oct
26
15 Yt Jan
17
60
Nov
1
70
Oct
31
Jan
34 Ya Jan
40 Ya Feb
3
3Y2 Jan
Minnesota
Missouri-Kan-Tex
22 Ya Feb
17
10
11
Mohasco
5
3
12
% Feb
4
72
Jan
76 Ya Feb
71
Jan
4
19 Ya Jan
6
13% Jan
3
16% Feb
11
9% Feb
3
lOVaJan
19
6% Dep
9
11% Aug 22
6% Feb
2
7Ya Jan
19
35% Sep
29
55% Jan
4
44 Ya Jan
20
49 Ya Feb
10
8
33 % Dec
30
33 Yt Jan
3
35 Ya Jan
26
21% Jan
25
81% Aug 16
31
Jan
3
35 Y2 Feb
24
57% Sep
37% Oct
12
35 Ya Jan
4
39 Ya Jan
35 Yt Feb
2
37
Jan
24
8
Jan
29
24
98
Oct
27
23% Jan
12% Not
7
Jan
3
7
47% Jan
60% Oct
28
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9
32 Yt Feb
6
37 Ya Feb
May 31
75 Ya Jan
3
83 Ya Feb
19
Sep 28
17% Oct
29
19%
4
Dec"
5
28% Jan
22
21
21
8ep
53% Mar
1
11% Jan
3
33 Ya Feb
4
Motor
13% Jan
9
16 Yt Jan
17Ya Jan
21 Ya Jan
5
27
Murphy
28Ya Feb
Murray
47% Dec
30
24% Not
«
89% Sep
12
26% Jan
10
12% Feb
1
66% Jun
17
27 Ya Feb
1
46
44%
44%
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23
23%
22 Ya
22%
22,300
147
150 Ya
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153
153%
156
153
20 Ya
21 Ya
21 Ya
20 Ya
213/a
20%
21%
77%
76 Ya
77 Yt
77
78 Ya
77 Ya
78%
32 Yt
31%
95 Ya
80
156
15,600
21
.
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17,000
77 Yt
78 Yt
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31 Yt
32
31 Ya
32 Yt
33%
32%
33Ya
39
39%
41
40 Ya
41
40%
40%
39 Yt
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38 Ya
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3 8 3/a
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267/c
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27 Ya
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
9,500
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39
40 Ya
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.
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38%
39 Ya
393/a
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;
7.500
3%
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3%
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3%
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40%
41
41%
40 Ya
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4,500
38%
38%
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387/a
38 Ya
39 Ya
38 Yt
38 Yt
38 Ya
39 Va
2,800
22
22 Ya
22 Ya
22 Ya
1
3Ya
22
22 Ya
5
11%
12 Ya
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100
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72 Ya
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72 Ya
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76 Ya
12
33/4
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22 Ya
22%
5,200
11 Ya
22 Ya
110,200
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12 3/8
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72 Ya
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72 Ya
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11
12
76 Ya
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16
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16
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2
47%
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47 Ya
48 Ya
47 3/a
48
47%
48%
48
48 Ta
49,100
5
34
34 Ya
34 Yt
34%
33%
34 Ya
34 Ya
34%
34 Ya
353%
7,200
par
34
34 Ya
34 Ya
34 Ya
34
34 Ya
33 Ya
34
33
33%
3,400
38
38
37%
373/4
38
383/a
37
37
36%
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37
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37
36%
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lire
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28 3/4
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100
7%
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287/a
29
36%
7%
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31%
317/a
33 Va
120,000
12
Co
Corp
13 Ya
14 Yt
14%
15%
15 Ya
17%
16 Ya
163/4
143/4
15%
10
33 Ya
337/a
33%
343/4
34%
36%
35%
37%
357/a
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3
Fuel
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7%
par
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&
77 Va
78 Ya
77%
78 Ya
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793/a
793/4
81%
81 Ya
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32,200
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13
12 3/4
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13
12%
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3,100
323/4
32 Ya
33
33
33%
33
33%
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17
16%
167/a
16%
16%
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12%
13
10
32 Ya
32 Ya
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16 Ye
16 Ye
16%
1
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Brass
48 Ya Jan
45 Yt
•
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3Yt
common
Utilities
Ward
*22 Yt
22 Ya
Yt
Co:
Inc
Co
22 Ya
22 Ya
Inc..
Munsingwear
Feb
18
95 Ya
100
Industries
Jan
44
95 Ya
38 Ya
American shs—1,000 lire
Co ex-distribution__l
Wheel
L
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95 Ya
*95 Yt
40 Yt
Inc.
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23 Ya Jan
3
17% Jan
M
95 Ya
39
Co
(John)
Mountain
2,100
95 Ya
22,200
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Moore-McCormack
Morrell
57
40%"
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Motorola
57
Co__6.25
shares..
Montgomery
33 Ya Feb
29% Jan
11
Stamped
Monterey
56 Ya
Mining & Chemical—
American
17 Ya Feb
19
14% Jan
28
Montecatini
56 Yt
37/o
Cb_.___.
Tool
Chemical
Power
56
397/a
A
Montana-Dakota
400
55 Ya
3 Ya
No
Monsanto
31
7% Jan
class
40
55
34 Yt
38%
B
Montana
30
10
Class
6
Feb
Machine
RR
40
10
preferred
Monarch
Monon
33 Ya
40 3/4
par
preferred™....-
4.20%
9
13% Jan
34
40 3/4
5
Cement
Inc
333/a
40 Ya
5
class A__No
Industries
3Ya%
8
87% Mar 23
28
Portland
337/a
40 Ya
1
RR.I.
RR
97 Ya
33 Ya
40%
54 Ya
148
31%
40
34 Ya
76%
2.50
-
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Missouri Pacific
33 Ya
*40
20 y4
No par
Mission
15
146
par
Paper
Missouri
Jan
10% Sep
Ontario
Minnesota Power & Light
Mission
Corp
Missouri Public Service
Jan
26% Sep
&
No
15
19% Jan
;
Mining & Mfg
39 Ya Feb
4
8
4
Corp%—~%_
Chem
34% Jan
62
53% Jan
&
18
11
24
Oil
23
80% Mar 11
25% Oct
preferred
4Ya Jan
13
25
common
42 Ya Jan
12
30% Oct
Corp
3
9% Dec
25
Inc
39 Yt Feb '•"8
11% Oct
26% Mar
1st
40% Nov
21
series
Utilities
Enterprises Inc
Midwest
15% Oct
17
South
60
90
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5
24
24 Yt
24%
25
25
24
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1
46
46 %
453/4
46
46
46%
46 3
27 Ya
28 Ya
28 Ya
28 Ya
28 %
28%
28
27 Ya
283/a
27 Ya
28 V2
14
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53Y4
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Corp
of
America
10
22 3/8
x243/4
65,100
22 Yt
22%
2,500
24%
24 Yt
24%
5,600
47
47
47 Ya
3,600
28 Ya
28 Ya
28Ya
28 Ya
6,700
27 Ya
31
31 Ya
22%
22%
a
223/4
N
12
Mar 30
16?
Jun
17
13
Oct
54% Jan
4
47
Jan
10
Dec
1
17% Jan
4
10
25% Apr
25
12
II
■
14% Feb
4
Jan
40
33 Ya Feb
17
7
56Ya Feb
17
National
Acme
.
NAFI
Corp.
Natco
Corp
Jan
3
13 Ya Feb
9
National
27
31 Ya Jan
12
National
Aviation
49% Mar 21
77Ye Nov
30
70% Jan
6
77Ya Jan
27
National
Biscuit
12
157 Ya Aug
12
July 18
8
20 Vi Nov
Jan
3
154Ya Feb
16
11 y« Mar
1
8% Jan
3
107/a Jan
25
National
Can
70Y. Jun
3
61% Jan
4
76
Feb
6
National
Cash
9
20 Ya Jan
10
25
Feb
National
City
National
Dairy
149
7%
17
28
31
44% Jan
20
66 Ya Dec
5
59% Jan
4
63Ya Jan
12
24 V* Dec
ff
35% Jan
11
25 Yt Jan
9
27Ye Jan
30
81% Dec
13
9d
May
83% Jan
4
Jan
31
11
23% Jan
3
27 Ya Feb
17
National
Jan
104
4
55 Yt Jan
5
62 Ya Feb
9
National
Jan
11
21% May 27
24% Jan
49% Oct
19
59
88% Dec
20
78
Sep
19
144% Jan
I
120% Jan
Oct
10
94 Y2 Feb
13
109% Jan
4
95 Ya Feb
3
160
9
150
Jan
3
154
Feb
9
125
128
4 Y4 %
98
Aug
92
Jan
6
84% Jan
4
$4.50
Gypsum
Lead
preferred
6%
preferred
19
132 Ya Sep
7
Jan
4
Jan
13
17% Oct
19
24 Ya Dec
21
23% Jan
3
25 Y2 Jan
26
24% Dec
6
43
Jan
6
25 Yt Jan
3
30 Ya Feb
9
25% Oct
12
40
28% Jan
17
32
Jan
31
80
17
87 Y2 Jan
4
National
22 Ya Jan
National
Sugar
3
14
98% Jan
4
14% Oct
28
20 Ya Jan
4% Oct
31
13
Jan
4
18% Oct
25
29 Ya Jun
10
Sep
4% July 22
28% Jan
8
4
Jan
19 Ya Jan
5
15 Ya Jan
6
5 Ya Jan
3
21 Ya Jan
9
17 Ya Feb
7 Ya Jan
23
Jan
No
National
Tea
National
Theatres
National
3
7 Ye Feb
8
23 Ya Jan
10
9% Jan
24
HYa Jan
16
22% Jan 26
29 % Jan
6
3
41 % Feb
9
34% May 24
36% Oct
24
40 Ya July 11
36% Jan
71
4
21
79% Aug 19
74
13
79 Ya Feb
16
4
22% Aug
2
21% Jan
3
24% Feb
8
New
England
8
85
Aug 30
79 Ya Jan
9
83
Feb
9
New
Jersey Pr &
55
6
79% Jan
6
63 Ya Jan
3
71 Ya Jan
43% Jan
3
58 Ya Feb
9
32% Jan
14 Ya Dec
6
31% Jan
6
15% Jan
3
19Ya Jan
19
29 Ya Mar
8
89% Jun
13
37% Jan
3
43
Feb
16
7
25
Jan
3
30
Feb
New
6
New
N
Y
N
Y
Air
6
3Yt Jan
4
47/a Jan
24
Common
12 Y» Jan
5
5% Jan
3
8% Jan
23
Preferred
12% Dec
7
27% Jan
11
13
Jan
3
18% Jan
30
5
29 Va
14
28 Ya Jan
3
32 Ya Feb
17
4
80% Aug 19
39 Yt Aug 17
75% Jan
23
Feb
14
38% Jan
3
44% Feb
15
73
69
Jan
5
71
30
71% Jan
N
23% May
Jan
13% Mar 18
65 Y« Jan
14
69% Mar
Mar 28
76
Aug 17
80% May
4
88% Aug 18
74% Jan
80
Sep
Jan
99% Feb
108
Aug
9
92 Va Jan
102 Ya Sep
7
18Yt May
26% Sep 29
90% Oct
25
20% Jan
19
22
Jan
15
80
Jan
York
25
par
29
29
29 Ya
29 Ya
*30
*29%
30 Ya
30 3/4
*29 Ya
857/a
86
87 Ya
86%
867/a
86
86 3
21%
2lYt
21 Ya
21 Ya
21 Yt
21%
21
21
21
93/4
9Y4
9%
9%
24 Yt
24 Yt
24
24%
24%
24 Ya
24 Ya
25 Yt
9,400
par
40%
41
40 Ya
41
40 3/4
41,3/a
41
41
40 3/4
41
3,000
77
78
*77 Ya
77
*76
23%
9Ya
10
78
79 Ya
23 3/a
23%
23
23 Ya
82%
82 %
*83
63%
69 Ya
69%
70%
69%
71 Ya
70
70 Ya
7,600
56 3/4
-57'Yt
56%
58
56%
58 3/8
55 Yt
57 Ya
18,800
293/a
28 34
28%
29 Ya
29
69 Ya
55%
57 Ya
29
29 Ya
29
84
79
-27 Ya
*77 Ya
1,100
-
237/a
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68
15
10
84
23 Ya
24
*82
par
9%
79
23
84
630
23%
17,500
83
83
50
29
9,400
167/a
17%
17
17 Ya
17 3/a
18
17%
18 Yt
17 Ya
17%
36,600
39
39 Ya
393/4
40 Yt
40%
41%
41 Ya
43
40%
4134
35,000
Y»
par
3%
3%
33/4
3%
3Y2
3%
3%
37/a
3%
3%
1,900
6Va
2,200
100
5%
5%
53/4
614
6 34
6 3,4
1
16%
16%
167/a
17%
17Ya
17%
17 Yt
173/4
17
17
par
31%
32%
32 y4
32%
313/4
32%
32%
32%
32 Yt
32%
79
79
80
80
79
79
*78 Ya
79 Ya
230
43 Ya
43%
43 3/a
44
43 74
44%
44 Ya
44%
26,300
70
693A
693/4
6
6
6 3/8
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4334
70
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79 Va.
443/4
,
70
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3,800
;
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8,000
70
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105%
1053a
105%
1053/t
1053/a
10534
400
*993/4
101
100
100
101
101
210
19% Jan
12
2lYa Feb
8
Co.^w——
233/4
-
23 Ya
23%
23 Yt
23 Yt
*23 Ya
2334
*13 Ya
13%
*13 Ya
13 3/a
*13 Ya
133/a
200
187/a
18%
19 Ya
18%
19 Ya
18%
18 Va
3,700
American
Aviation^.
1
48 Ya
483/t
48%
493/4
49%
50 Vt
50
51%
493/4
51Va
87,500
American
Car
Corp
HOYa Feb
14
5.80%
109 Ya Feb
7
5.60%
4
41% Jan
3
Feb
3
5
Northern
Pacific
Northern
States
27% Jan
10
31Ya Feb
17
Jan
12
75 Ya Jan
30
$3.60
83 Ya Jan
11
85 Yt Feb
7
83 Yt Feb
13
83 Yt Feb
13
-$4.08
83% Feb
14
85 Y2 Jan
30
83% Jan
5
87 Ya Feb
7
41% Jan
26
46% Feb
17
23 Yt Feb
9
27% Feb
17
25% Jan
10
*
41Y» Jan
32%
327/a
104 Yt
1047/a
100
100
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Ry
.5
Pwr Co
50
50 Yt
1
Ya
52 Ya Feb
16
105
*104 Ya
110 Va
*110
109 Yt
*108
110 Ya
43%
42 Yt
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33
66%
*65 Va
33 Ya
33 Ya
*110 Ya
111
*110%
*108
109 Ya
44
443%
43 Yt
4234
44
30 Ya
30%
30 Ya
31
30
73 Ya
*72 3/4
73 Ya
72%
73 Ya
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843/4
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86
84Yt
843/4
preferred series
100
83 Yt
83 Yt
*82 Ya
85
*82 Ya
$4.11
preferred series
100
84 Yt
85
$4.16
preferred series^.;-.
100
*86 Ya
.88
1
10
43 Ye
21
___:_^_.25
27
23%
24
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Pharmacal
Inc..
Wire
Co
240
25,900
111
109 Yt
84
Norwich
7,200
1
*108
73 Ya
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51%
109%
2934
Northwestern
36 Va
111
5
preferred.
67
34 Ya
105
100
conv
66 Ya
*104 Ya
100
5 Yt %
51Vt
.
105
preferred series
Northrop Corp
.Northwest Airlines
51 Ya
67
35 Ya
*104 Ya
$4.10 preferred series
^
51
■
105
*108
Co./—.5
'
83 Ya
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437/a
62 V2C-
49
83 Ya
83%
88
43 Ya
22 Yt
203/4
21%
27
27
273/a
23 Yt
23%
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44 Ya
"
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6
51
33
*104 Ya
108 Ya
42
50%
65Y4
32 Ya
<?
111
108 Ya
51
65 *%
67
~
1,600
'
44
44 Ya
220
870
20
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14,600
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72
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.100
v
49 Ya
50
..10
Co.
preferred
4
3,700
12,400
13 3/8
3
6
2,500
34%
10934
233/4
5
3
21%
34 Ya
108
18 Ya
106 Yt Jan
.
213/a
34 Ya
13 Ya
108% Jan
21% Jan
21Ya
1123/4
*23 Ya
8
15% Jan
34
108 Vt
18 Ya
20
22 Yt Jan
21%
34 Yt
111%
13
Corp
preferred....
preferred...
4
213/a
33%
104 Ya
13
5Y2%
4
21%
34
18Yt
31
13
21 Yt
*23 Ya
105 Y» Jan
31% Jan
21Vt
30
50c
13
22% Dec
200
86
73%
Li
103 Yt Jan
4
79
*84Vt
73 Ya
1043/4
107% Aug 24
31
*78 Ya
86
33 Ya
Gas
Nov
670
79 Ya
*84 Yt
104 Yt
Ry Co
13% Oct
74
783/4
85
333/4
36 Ya Feb
17% Sep 27
37 Yt 8ep 20
733/4
79
*84 Yt
1043/4
3
46
733/4
78 Ya
85
33%
Central
Jan
73
80
103%
Natural
-
21V.
21
73 Yt
85
*'
79
85 Va
1
Northern
30
72 Ya
78 Ya
73 Ya
72 Ya
78 Ya
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Ry common__25
Adjustment preferred..
25
6%
preferred
10
Western
North
2
1
Share Corp
Niagara
7-
Northern
26.
9,400
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100
17
page
7%
22%
105 Ya
16
see
7 Ya
22 Ya
*993/4
17
27
2.000
25,400
7 Yt
22 3/a
105Va
Feb
Jun
.
7 Ya
21 Ya
7 Yt
2i%
1003/4
67
.59
22,600
21%
105 Va
51Ya Feb
31% Jan
19,500
6 Ya
6
21 Ya
99 %
11
8
17 %
17 Ya
6 Yt
105 '/a
17
Dec
19%
17 Ya
213/4
100
Jan
47
:/ 7
21 Ya
100
64
Aug 26
86% Aug 24
■
6
6%
preferred—
45 Yt Jan
87
7 Yt-
20 %
16%
1714
22
24 Ya
100
22
79% Jan
6 Ya
21%
1,100
100
Gas
48 Yt Dec
9
7
19 Ya
20 Yt
16%
63/a
217/a
100
8,400
4
9%
1
A
51% Feb
8ep
16%
6 Ya
21%
7%
7
20 Ya
:■
165/8
6%
21 Ya
Ya
30 Va
Hartford Co—
26
86
6 Ya
21 Ya
*30
24 Ya
5
Jan
Apr
16%
16%
1
1
No
45
81
1,900
21
10
20
7
20
2,300
29%
preferred
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24%
x29
100
Dec
14
128 Ya
25
243/4
293/4
5.25%
5
Aug 26
*127
*243/4
24 Ya
29%
4.85%
16
footnotes,
128 Ya
24 Ya
30
17
49
For
*127
24%
30
24%
140
16
101
6
22
127 Ya
127 Ya
150
21,600
Feb
4
11
29% May
Jan
127 Ya
*125
24%
pfd.100
—
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24% Mar 31
127 Ya
90Ya
153
1053/t Feb
Jan
98 Yt Jan
10
80
*125
95%
91%
153 Yt
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103
12
76% Sep
87 Yt Sep
95 Ya
913/a
100
Jan
29 Yt
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94 Va
.100
13% Jan
Jan
94 Ya
preferred
20
78
94 Ya
preferred....
23 % Jan
22% Jan
*94
preferred
3
67% Jan
94 Ya
94 Ya
4.10%
Jan
Jan
8,500
3.60%
23
48
8,400
59%
3.90%
12
25
1,100
27 Ya
59Y8
3
Norfolk
38% Oct
87 %
263/4
60
!l
Nopco Chemical
Sep
87 Ya
27
59
14
16
Sep
87 Ya
26 Ya
60
Feb
26
112
87
26 Ya
59%
Feb
36% Jan
110
87 Ya
2 6 Ya
60
86
112% Feb
4
87 Ya
26 Ya
60
80
9
13
86 Ya
26 Ya
59%
74 Ya Feb
3
101% Jan
86 Ya
3
Jan
103 Yt Jan
»
26 Ya
60%
86 Ya
6
26
99% Jan
50,300
9
Jan
6
22,200
Jan
30% Jan
6,
9,200
62 Yt
27 %
82
98
Mar 29
25
61 Yb
27
76 Yt Jan
6
32 Yt Sep
24 Ya
62 Yt
27 Ya
30
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preferred—...
4
68
24 Ya
61
27 Ya
153 Yt
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40%
preferred100
18
17
24 Ya
62
27%
85
No
12% Feb
25
29,600
Corp—
13% July 12
22% July 20
28
19,900
74%
30
No
2
Jan
24 3/a
10%
74
91
Corp.
4
36
440
10
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System..
series
11% Mar
26% Fab
154%
10Ya
747/a
92 3/a
1
common
&
17 Yt Dec
62% Dec
Yt.
11,400
«
93/4
86 Yt
Electric
Y State
61
26%
7,400
7,900
733/a
30 Ya
Shipbuilding
41% Jan
Dec
87
233/4
62
263/4
•
26
1
—
5%
106 V* Jan
23
263/a
154
.,
10
73%
1523/4
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$3.75
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154
91
Brake
Haven
New
6% Jan
25
72%
237/a
62 Ya
26%
93/4
71 %
•
5
Central
28
24
24 Ya
61 %
10
152
Chicago & St Louis Co
4Y4 Oct
151 Yt
73%
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Lt Co
York
9Ya
713/4
23 Ya
4
Electric
York
1523/4
10 Yt
74 Yt
26 Ya
News Ship & Dry Dock__l
3% Oct
New
153 Ya
152
153
10
913/4
Mining Corp
Newport
154 Ya
152 Yt
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■
85%
preferred..
Newmont
30
47 Ya Aug 22
76 7
152%
Inc..
Jan
May
76 Ya
5
19% Jan
33% May 11
23 Ya May 11
773/4
88%
;
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3%%
76%
10
Fibre
Co
75% Jan
Jan
77 Ya.
152%
Corp
Neisner
76%:
91
Television
&
Newberry Co (J J)
14 Ya Mar
1
76%
153
Neptune Meter Co
1
75 Ya
88 Ya
Co—
14
Nov
75 Yt
10
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5% Jan
Dec
75 Yt
3,100
13 Yt
28%
1
Cast.No
Co
23
19% Feb
10
13
28 Ya
*151%
Co
Ref
15
24
13 Ya
283/4
5
Corp
20
Nautec
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28 Ya
par
Corp
Steel
National-Standard
Natonas
%
100
Service
29
29
12
28%
100
&;
7% Jan
Nov
12
28 Ya
1
common
27% Jun
18
12 Ya
10
B._;
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Natl Malleable
V 1,800
283/a
100
Co
98,300
14
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A
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20
Jan
28
16% Oct 31
68
National
33 Yt
14
55 Ya
273/4
5
com
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Co
7%
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Corp
preferred
National
13 Ya
54 Yt
28 Ya
5
Products
Gas
13%
54 Ya
12
10
pfd series of 1951
Fuel
13 %
53%
27 Ya
100
Register
Lines Inc
Chem
14
543/4
10
common
Corp
<fc
53 Ya
1
preferred.
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:i
5
;
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Co
Y
1
Airlines
26% Jan
49Ya Oct 26
14
5
32% Aug 22
143% Jan
27 Ya
1
Co
49 Ya
88
-
.
22 Ya
1233/a
23Y4
50
49%
50 7 4
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85
85
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85 %
88
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223/a
27
27 Yt
27 Ya
130
120
237/a
24
24 »
507/a
52 Va
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2334
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457/a
21%
'
400
.100
88
45 Yt
'
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85
10,500
,
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85
453/a
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31 Ya
73
74
85%
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83 Ya
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85
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Tear 1060
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
mew YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
AND
HIGH BALE PRICES
Sales far
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Feb. 13
Feb. 14
Thursday
Feb. 15
Friday
Feb. 16
Feb. 17
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the Week
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>1% May 11
38% 8ep
84
19
Jan
4
94% Sep
4
82
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89
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96
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Jan
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1
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35% Jan
Jan
37% Feb
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3
2
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5
97% Feb
92% Jan
30
30 % Aug
4
93% Sep
39% Jan
44% Feb
7
36
Dec
15
33"% Jan
19
38% Feb
10
16
6
16% Sep
21
16% Jan
6
17% Feb
9
83
Jan
Jun
1
87
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37% Aug
4
15 Va Dec 29
Jan
33 y» Dec
16
87 Va Feb
19 v:
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88 % Jan
;
100
81%
81%
preferred...!
preferred
100
4.44%
v
Oil
Okla
Gas
*
3
4%
&
4.24%
preferred
Jan
30
45% Jan
18
Olin
Mathleson
15% Jan
4
19% Jan
13
Olin
Oil
Oklahoma
k
18% Oct
20
42% July
4
64 % Dec
28
56 y2 Jan
4
37% Jan
4
2iya Jan
18
16% Jan
3
5
39y4 Jan
17
43% Feb
15
72 % Feb
•
Outboard
16
Outlet
15
Oct
24
23% Jan
12
Dec
12
16 y4 Jun
14
15J/4 Jan
6
15% Jan
4
75
Jan
25
122% Jun
1
87% Jan
26
100% Jan
10
82% Oct
31
116
17
89% Feb
6
94% Jan
16
119% Jan
17
Feb
3
94% Feb
2
104% Feb
16
23 % Oct
26
/ 34
5
Jun
93
-
130% May 31
115% Feb
8
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26% Jan
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87% Jan
18% Jan
6
Aug
31
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93
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100
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190
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116%
116%
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116%
30%
117
30%
30%
30
30%
93
29%
30
93%
4,000
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120
preferred
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40
24
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92%
32% Feb
4
36% Mar
63
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V
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11
100
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94%
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117%
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11
Jan
17% Aug 17
6
18% Jan
7
12% Oct 26
11'/a Jan
14% Jan
14% Jan
13
16% Jan
17% Jan
3
Pacific
20
10
18% May 11
15 % Jan
5
22% May
20% Jan
17
23% Feb
46% Sep
60% Jan
11
51% Jan
Dec
30
73% Jan
Pacific
17% Feb
18% Mar 18
60
5
28
May 11
46% Mar
77
53% Sep
16
32% Jan
8
26% Mar 10
130 % Feb
28
2
7% Jan
4% Oct
26
191/4 Oct
25
39
12
24
16% Apr 28
17% July
23% Jan
40
50% Dec
Jan
52% Jan
12
20% Jan
16
6
Jan
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8
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Aggregates
Pacific
Gas
'■«. Pacific
56% Feb
30
0%
6% Feb
13
Pacific
24% Jan
10
Packard-Bell
3
18% Feb
9
Pan
Pan
Amer
4
17% Jan
3
21% Feb
8
30
48% Jan
26
54% Jan
16
Consolidated
East
Pipe
86 % Jan
5
91
Feb
6
53% Jan
18
66
% Feb
17
36% Jan
16
42% Feb
17
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
28% Jan
4
23% Jan
6
26% Jan
26
60% Feb 29
34% Jan
Mar 16
2% Jan
14% Feb
12
21% Jan
12
20% Dec
5
Nov
17
24
Feb
1
23
19% Jan
22% Feb
17
23% Jan
24% Feb
Patino
17
5%
Coal
44
Mar 15
60% Dec
14
52% Feb
58% Jan
3
Penlck
24
Nov
31% Jan
4
28% Jan
32% Feb
9
Penn-Dlxie
18% Jun
22
15% Jan
19% Feb
1
15
41
1
Sep 20
&
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
41% Jan
46% Feb
38% Aug
8
45
Sep
7
39% Jan
43
Jan
11
Penney
30% Mar 31
28% Jan
35% Feb
10
Pennsalt
34% Jan
37% Feb
3
27
29% Feb
16
99
23
22% July 25
27% Oct 28
36
Dec
22
28% Sep
7
25% Jan
89
27
Jan
4
85 % Jan
Jan
97% Aug 24
95% Jan
90% Jan
4.08%
3
Jan
5
94% Aug 31
17% Jan
5
11% Jan
14
Jan
7
45
7
32% Jan
36% Feb
1
54% Feb
8
66% May 16
62% Jan
75% Feb
6
10% Oct
Jan
.
96% Jan
15
68% Mar 25
39% Jan
50% Jan
24
Peoria
50% Jun
46% Jan
51% Feb
17
53% Feb
16
43% Jan
16
12
Sep 28
92% Jan
7
13% May 17
47
Nov
10
2% Dec
21
26% Mar 14
96% Jun
3
43% Mar
8
41% Dec
95% Mar
16% Jan
37 Va Jan
5
7
94% Feb
3
1
11
15% Jan
18
54% Nov
25
47
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21
3
Jan
3
38% Jun
23
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Mar
100
57% Jan
17
47% Mar 31
53
Aug 16
Aug 29
7
99% Sep
13
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84% Jan
59% Feb
29
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.
4%
13
100% Feb
16
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V
18
17%
177/8
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1
Pillsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
—No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pltney-Bowes Inc
S
Pittsburgh Coke 8c Chem Co com_10
$5 convertible preferred
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54.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forglnga Co
I
17
.
22%
55
V
30
29% Sep
17% Dec
2%
223/s
31%
Phillips
3
f 54% Feb
% 46 " Jan
2%
24%
/
10
39%
2%
31
(NY)
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3
■"■•>3% %■ preferred series A
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4%f preferred
100
17
Feb
95'
26%
39%
23/a
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5
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3
3
1
86
•
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31% May
•
26
40 y4
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22%
22
26%
39%
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40
54
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.
243/4
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23
15% Dec
11,500
90%
62%
.
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;
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90%
37"%
com...No par
3.80%
100% Jan
9
49%
91
63
common.._No par
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10
520
%
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\ Sep
Feb
8,800
23
37%
(conv)
90
Jan
227/8
21%
10
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preferred
101
-
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17%
:
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20%
100
12
94
22%
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Jan
103
6%
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20 3/4
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93
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20%
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preferred.
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13,200
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6%
22
1
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84% Feb
96% Jan
150 %
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17%
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31
•
13,300
10,800
36%
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common
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56%
357/8
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preferred
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55%
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20%
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•
6
Jan
80% Jan /' 3
83% Sep
87% Jan
7
56
35%
21
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13
55%
353/4
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20%
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f
-
9
Feb
55% Feb
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75
17
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:
13
36% Feb
51% Jan
23. J.
18
Feb
101
'46% Jan
20% Jan
9
Feb
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4%%
7
Jan
4
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99
Feb
-
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3
69
-
30% Jan
9
6
Feb
96
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11
5% Jan
46
56
36 3%
152%
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152 %
18
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30
55 %
35%
17%
common
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797/a
54%
152%
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52"% Dec
3,000
1
preferred^.
29
14
57%
78
6%
preferred
37 % Nov
43% Dec
57
80 %
223/a
Pennsylvania
RR
Peoples Drug -Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
&
57%
79%
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34% Jan
17
56%
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6%
Co
series
56%
80
21%
Chemicals
4.40%
25
56
1
Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4%% preferred
19
30% Nov
18
55% v
55%
80%
6%
Corp
Inc
conv
(J C)
J.,400
23
55%
80%
21%
preferred
Cement
Co
3,900
4,600
70c
Ford
Penn Fruit
*21%
6%
common
prior
conv
23
21%
Enterprises
Co
*21%
1
100
&
23
No par
Transportation
Mines
Peabody
54%
•r
36%
preferred
Parmalee
55%
807/a*
152%
Parker Rust Proof Co
2% Jan
*21%
*22
55%
No par
1
43
16%
23
23
Line—
7
3
15%
16%
35%
Sulphur
World Airways Inc
15
.*•'
15%
15%
17
50c
91% Oct
1
15%
15%
17
152%
Corp
67% Sep
1 % Dec
16%
15%
17
14 2/7
Electronics
51% Jun
33% Oct 24
15%
16
17
100
63 % Mar 18
4
16%
15%
17%
80%
No par
com
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
21% Oct
15%
16%
17%
10'
Common
4%
''
*22
15%
15%
•
25
Electric
American
Tin
Y
15%
16 %' '
17
preferred
27
15%
17 %r
16
1
25
Lighting Corp
Telep & Teleg
Pacific
30
Jan
&
15%
Inc.6
;
common
preferred
Panhandle
Jun
&
Inc
/Pacific Finance Corp
39% Jan
154
5% Jan
4
5 %
82% Feb
141% Jan
Fisheries
•/Pacific Coast Co
57% Feb
3
30% Jan
Feb
145
23
Oct
2
Amer
:
'
46
40
9,500
.
"
16.200
227/e
7,200
*86"
87
*81
16%
-7,600
-
•
83
15%
16
V
5,400
'
123
Dec
28
132
Aug 31
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne A Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Ino
1.81
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co common..
10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
-
124% Jan
126% Jan
16
19
17% Nov
17
38% Jan
8
18% Jan
3
22% Feb
: 3
55% Sep
28
80% Jan
4
69% Jan
3
78% Feb
17
10% Dec
0
22% Jan
4
11
3
14% Feb
17
57
Dec
29
Jan
12
49% Feb
8
59
Nov
75% Jan
15
52% Jan
31
9% Jan
3
13
9% Sep
28
113% Oct
5
45% Oct
25
83% Oct
26
43% Mar
8
15% May 10
163% Feb
1
71
18 '
125
Jan
6
"
Jan
Apr
11
Jan
4
55% Jan
5
4
96% Jan
5
72% Dec
20
25% Nov
2
261% Aug 22
116
Jan
12
24
13%
25
81% Jan
124% Jan
61
65% Jan
19
120
Jan
Feb
13
Pittston
•
69
Jan
67% Feb
6
116
Feb
82
Feb
v.
10
Feb
10
(The)
3
24% Jan
6
201% Feb
2
Polaroid
9
16% Dec
0
25% Jan
5
17% Jan
3
88% Oct
12
95% Jan
111
89% Jan
13
21
Jan
Poor
26
91% Feb
16
8c
27
Feb
81% Feb
62
Jan
36% Mar
26% Mar
78% Jan
5%%
34% Dec
30
3
37% Feb
17
12
Jan
6
151% Feb
16
69% Dec
30
64% Jan
11
72% Feb
2
Public Service Co of Colorado
9
44% Dec
30
43
Jan
3
49% Feb
6
12
28
Jan
3
/ 29% Feb
17
81.40
Aug 30
82
Jan
3
31
4.08%
84% Dec
12
98
Jan
14
86
-
87% Aug 17
83% Jan
90
7
86
J.an
105% Aug 19
102
,
3
85 v Jan
4.18%
17
5
20% Jan
7
May 11
49%
Aug" 19
74% Sep 13
23% Apr 20
22% Mar 22
13
10
89% Jan
30
•
Jan
3
105% Jan
30
v'
106% Feb
41% Feb
65 % Jan
Sep
Jan
16
47% Jan
4
54% Feb
2
71
Jan
3
72% Jan
25
21% Jan
9
22% Jan
17
21% Jan
9
22
86
107
Feb
14
123
Aug 25
118% Jan
3
133% Feb
3
29
11% Feb
Jan
3
10% Feb
86% Nov 21
85% Jan
16
85% Jan
10
29% Feb
4
37% Aug 30
33% Jan
3
38% Feb
15
Feb
33% Jan
4
36
Jan
19
1
39% Jan
4
33% Jan
3
38*
Jan
30
Jan
30
63% Dee
5
57% Feb
17
125% Jan
11
Aug 18
131 - Jan
"26% Jan
13
22
22 y4
21%
22 y4
3,600
767/8
76%
78%'
77
78%
12%
12%
25,400
12%
12%
123/4
13 y4
13
13%
13%
14 y8
52%
52%
513/4
52
51%
51%
52y4
523/4
52
53
53%
54%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
54 '
54%
54%
*11%
11%
11%
12 y2
12%
13 '
12%
13
*11%
120
65%
'
114
80%
11%
120
119
67
64%
114
HO
81%
80
119
65%
110
81%
*117%
64%
*110
30% OctlO
27% Jun
11
8
.
120
79%
•117%
65%
111
-L
0
♦
-
65 Va
110
.
80%
23
23%
22%
178 y4
182 VA
120*.
117 y2
65%
65%
111
81%
22%
177
480
2,300
117%
,
4,500
/
81
190
81%
233/4
178/
175%
3,400
9,200
30,100
18%
19%
19%
19%
19%
193/4
20
20%
203/a
20%
1,500
90
90%
91%
903/4
90 3/4
90
91%
91
91%
2,110
36
36%
36 %
36%
144%
144%
144%
1453/4
70%
72%
100
100
100
100
48%
49
28%
28%
71
48%
71
48%
36%
37
36%
150
146
149
37 y8
37%
147
151%
70%
70%
68%
70
'
69 y4
37%
12,600
693/4
3,500
48
49
49
49%
48 y4
493/a
43,100
28%
29
28%
29
29
29
29 y4
29%
2,000
*84
85
85
85
*84 y8
84%
84%
84%
85
85
*86
87
♦86
87
*88
89%
♦88
89%
105
105%
105
,
300
"
105
86
86
*88%
*104
*86
87
•86
87
89%
•88%
89%
*88%
89%
104 %
105
100
105
104 y8
100%
„
105
106%
10
53%
52%
523/4
52%
51%
52
51 */4
52%
71%
71%
*71%
72%
*71%
72%
•71%
72%
71 y2
71%
♦22
22 %
*22
23
•22
22 «/2
•21%
22%
*21%
22%
*21%
23
*21%
22%
•21%
22
132
132
9%
*85%
36%
36%
Pullman
34
34%
36%
36%
♦127
86%
common
—No par
0
Pure oil
180
130
52%
100
21
20
100
I
Inc
.
106 3/4 ,107
No par
preferred
4.32%
preferred
4.16%
preferred
4.80%
preferred
$4.75 preferred
8,900
150
10
9%
132
10
52
*127
130
•22
70
100
100
130
9%
10%
9%
9%
9%
10%
*85%
86%
*85 3/8
86%
•85%
86%
•85%
86%
36%
36%
35%
38
jr37%
38 3%
36%
38%
hi
11
11
34%
34%
34%
35%
35%
35%
36%
„
9,600
—— —
22
•125
130
•125
,
22%
22
n
:
90
66 y4
111
23
23'/a
178 3A
1,800
.
90
No par
>v-
9,400
*
110
80
223A
186%
17
37% Jun 24
22
76%
Puget Sound Power 8s Light Co—10
16
hi Feb
21%
76%
179
com.Nopaf
preference com—No par
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Publlcker Industries Inc
15
25
125%
213/4
75%
10
3%%
■
Feb
Feb
81
•1243/4
21
75%
2
Public Serv Co of Indiana
7
7% Sep
5.05%
5.28%
17
Feb*
4.30%
dlv
125%
21%
23%
10
Procter 8c Gamble
'
•124%
21%
"75%
178%
Public Serv Elec 8c Gas
29% Sep
8
19
125%
"23
100
Potomac Electria Power Co
,
*124%
175
—10
139% Dec
33% Jan
.
(H K)—
fund preference
1
133
*•
1
Co
sink
126
I
1
5
106
2.50
11
80 % Jan
20
70
Corp
Porter Co Inc
.
1
common
Plough
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
13
'
20% Jan
175
Co
$3.50 convertible preferred
*124%
373/8
37 y8
373/4
37%
37%
28,200
20,300
221,600
11
A
35 y4
35%
37%
'
373/4
19,100
60%
6,900
.
:8,900
9
-I
.
.
41
26'
Mar
8
136
27% Nov
14
For footnotes, see page 26.
4
63% Jan
137
-
Feb
28 v Feb
19
13
-
8
,
Quaker Oats Co common
•
^-0* preferred
100
v Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
10
60V2
137"
27%
61%
137
27%
59%
*136
27:
60%
140
27%
60
136
27%
60%
136
27%
00%
•136
•27%
60%
140
27%
57%
•136
27%
140
27%
30
1,100
24
The Commercial and
(824)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
;
Monday,'February 20, 1961
NEW, YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK: RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1960
Lowest
•
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Par
Tuesday
Feb. 13
Feb.
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
14
Sales for
Thuisday
Feb. 15
Feb
the Week
Friday
16
.
Feb. 17
Shares
R
46% Oct
2B
18
49% Jan
07 Va Jan
4
74
Apr
8
70% Jan
9
Feb
10
10% Feb
8
51'/a Sep
2
40'A Feb
14
45% Jan
23
20'A Feb
13
23
25
70
78% Apr
—
Dec
7
16% Sep
29
15% Dec
2
66
.
12
57% Feb
73
.
Radio Corp of America com_ _No par
2
Jan
Apr
19
57 % Jam".4
88 % Feb
15
15 »/a Jan
11
18% Jan
19
Jan
6
17'A Jan
4
20'A Feb
9
35'A Jan
3
8 'A Jan
28
30 V* Oct
25
53% Jan
4
8% Dec
20
18% Jan
5
20'/a Dec
5
33 Va Feb
5
11% Dec
8
28'A Jan
12 % Dec
28
1st
54%
55%
54%
55%
547/a
53
54'%
73
73'
72%
73
72%'
73
40 Va
40%
40%
40%
40%
40'A
40%
40%
40%
20%
20%
20%
2,200
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
80
82%
81
81%
79
80 %
1,500
79
7.9%
75'%
78
17
17 Va
17 y8
17%
17i%
18%
18%
18%
18'/a
18%
—19%
.
7~»%
20'A
_No par
.......i2Va
40%
!
preferred
Inc
When
6
22'% Jun
$3.50
Ranco
19'A
19
19 V-»
19
23,200
19'%
19'A
.18%
19 '/a
22,500
38%
x37'%
—
issued
2.50
—
_No par
Raybestos-Manhattan
International Inc.. _3.33Va
-
Raymond
Inc __1__
Rayonier
41 '/a Jan
19
3
11% Jan
19
Jan
3
25 Va Feb
1
20/
12% Feb
9
15% Jan
18
12% Jan
3
17% Jan
24
16
Jan
I'3
23
Feb
17
Reeves Bros Inc=.
19
Reichhold
1
Raytheon
Co
.
/V
v
35%
36%
50
9 Ya
v/ 9%
.£0
21%
24%
*21%
1.2%
12%
12%
5
—
36 Va
54%
54%
*72%
37 %
371/4
54
73
'19
Jan
6
15% Nov
1
28 Va Jan
18
17% Oct
24
28% Jun
16
Jan
4
22% Jan
7
19 V* Mar 17
16'A Jan
6
17% Feb
1
68% Jan
47'/a Jan
4
56'A Jan
9
18
1
27'/a Feb
1
23'A Jan
30
28% Feb
16
43% Dec
21
Apr
02% Jun
19% Mar 14
7% Feb
25
Mar 14
56'% Jan
31% Aug 29
27 y8 Jan
11
35% Feb
10% Jan
3
14% Feb
58'A Feb
non-cum
2nd
Roller
Reed
.
Bit
3
preferred—-50
Elec
38%
"37%
37%
49,200.
10 '/a
10
10'/a
,2,700
24%
*24%
24%
24%
243%
12%
12%
13 %
13%
13%
13
13'%
5,300
15'A
15%
15%
15%
8,600
22%
22%
22%
23
15,800
21 »/j
22 Va
21
'/a,
21%
17,700
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
21%
22'%
21'%
21%
17
16%
16%'
50%
51'A
: 50%
£1%,
51'%
51%
52
531/2
52%
53%
23%
24
3,400
241/4
24
27'%
25'A
28%
25%
27%
13,100
*58%
—5
Eng Co
/>
:
'V,
—5
series—100
58%
58%
*58%
60
58%
58'%
60
58%
58%
33%
34%
32%
34
33
34
33 /
34%
33'%
34%
'"12 %
13%
13%
27,800
13%
14'/8
13%
14'/a
14 VB
14%
40,200
,..v.LHA„,„W.J7%
10
14% Jan ;
6
53% Jan
3
60% Feb
16
38
Feb
9
42
-Jan
11
Revere
Copper & Brass
46% Feb
17
80% Dec
21
76% Jan
3
100% Feb
9
Revlon
Inc
37'% Oct
24
56% Jun
21
43 'A Jan
3
48 Va Jan
12
Rexall
Drug
17y8 Sep
26
71% Jan
4
44 Va Jan
17
49 Va Jan
30
49 Va Jan
.V:
Reynolds Metals Co com_„_..No par
48
Sep
Jan
55 y8 Jan
21
23
94 '/a Dec
3
107% Feb
17
17
126
0
2
83'A Jan
3
84 Va Jan
25
Oct
31
28% Jan
4
13 Va Jan
3
17% Feb
17
30
2'A Jan
4
1 % Jan
3
lVa Jan
5
6
84
Dec
19
78 Va Jan
3
99'A Jan
31
9
89% Nov
25
87
Jan
3
99'A Jan
31
25% Jan
3
31% Jan
17
44% Feb
13
Ritter
3% Feb
9
Dec
08% Mar
24
42
28% Jan
21
52 %
2% Dec
19
23% Oct
Jan
4
July
8
33 Va Jan
3
5
2% Jan
3
4% Jan
16%
16%
,17%
173/4
57%
4,300
58%
59'/a
60%
60'/a
60%
59
59%
38%
21,900
39
43
40
40'%
391/2!
40%
40%
'•-97'/a
98%
98%
44%
45%
x44'%
45 Va
45%
44%
Co1—2.50
Riegel Paper Corp
09
16%
57%
38%
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com.
Preferred
3.60%
series—
1 Va Dec
Aug
Rheem
Selection
Richardson-Merrell
£
Oil
Richfield
3
55
Apr
7
32% Feb
10
38'/4 Oct
19
52
Jun
9
44
Feb
6
41% Oct
23
50
Jan
4
43% Jan
Oct
28
26% Jan
4
23 Va Jan
21
27
Dec
600
2
Dec
28
41'A Jan
44
23
48% Feb
17
3
25% Feb
3
Rochester Gas
48
48 Va
48%
48%
120
Va
121%
121%
122%
3,100
100'%
100%
10.1%
102%
104%
103%
107'%
26,600
*82'%
83%
84
17'%
17%
17'% .;i7%
1'%
1%
83%
*82'%
17%
16%
17%
1%
1%
1%
83%
16'/a
1%
•
84
91
92%
91%
94%
92
94
91 Va
93 Va
93
93i%
93%
95 'A
8,700
94%
951%
95
96
951%
96
96
9 6 3%
28 Va
5,600
28%
28%
30
29'%
29%
29
29
2.50
29 Va
29
41
42%
41
41%
6,200
3'A
3
Va
3'%
11,400
35'%
35%
13,900
42%
44%
42 %
42%
42'%
42%
3'A
3%
3 %
3'/4
3 %
3'%
3' i.
33'A
33%
33%
34 »/4
34%
35%
35%
88
Jan
23
89'A Jan
9
21% Feb
2
13% Sep
4%
11
17% Jan
9% Apr
14
21 Va Jan
25
21% Jan
467a Jan
4
21% Mar
2
11% Oct
25
16% Feb
16
3,200
x31%
32'%
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
10,100
20
Corp_
3
Royal Dutch
26
15% Feb
9
_
22
36% Jan
3
44% Feb
10
Ruberoid
Oct
19
11% Jan
24
14% Jan
19
Ruppert
26 % Jun
23
18% Jan
30
20% Jan
4
Ryan
15
33% Sep
19
17% Jan
13
22 Va Jan
3
Ryder
_
_
563
560
573%
562
4,500
575
1,460
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
89
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20'A
20%
20%
21%
15 '/4
33.100
15
15%
15%
16
16
16%
15%
16'/4
221%
22'%
23'%
22%
23%
22%
59,300
2,500.
22%
—1
22%
22%
*87
420
22%
18
18
13
18'%
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
19
G
38 '/4
38%
37%
38'%
38
38'%
LI
377
38%
38%
38%
15%
15%
64,700
14%
151%
14%
15'%
15
15%
15
15%
14,400
a
—1
12'A
12%
12'A
12'%
12'%
12%
1
12%
12%
12%
44%
41%
43'%
42'%
43
42%
43
42%
43
ll7/a
12
12y4
12%
12%
12%
12%
13'A
12%
19
12%
19'A
19
19%
19
19%
19%
20
19%
20%
19%
20%
-No par
Aeronautical Co
2.50
Inc
2,300
123/a
44 %
5
.
—
(Jacob)—
System
555 %
14%
—1
.
Inc
Co
570
20%
Petroleum Co__.—20
Rubbermaid
12'/a Feb
Jan
17
30
*87
.
Royal McBee Corp
Jan
560
100
_
Roper (Geo D) Corp
Royal Crown Cola Co
9
13
595
1
16
3
575
common...
39% Feb
14% May 31
20 '/a Dec
33
19 Va Jan
42
14% May
48%
32'A
Corp
24'A Jan
5
44
24%
8
3
8
*38
24%
3
24
9% May
44
48%
Corp
12 Va Apr
*38
48%
5
preferred series A
31% Oct
44
36
25
3
18
*38
24%
Feb
16% Jan
42
47%
13% Jan
13
1
14 Va May 12
15
13
*36
47%
Corp^-.
32% Jan
8
Oct
31% Dec
12'/a Jan
44
24%
Co
Aircraft
Rohr
Ronson
*35
47 Va
Rohm
10
25
2 4%
16
16
com__l
preferred
3,300
'
47%
Jan
22
24,000
,
24%
670
Sep
300
24,600
1%
47
15
89
17%
1V4
24%
555% Feb
20% Dec
86
17%
24%
13
8
*83%
1%
47%
Feb
4
84
l'A
900
24%
33
Jan
43%
47%
4
12% Apr
82
30,000
48%
99%
120
10
27% Jan
Haas
20,600
46%
Elec Corp...No par
&
6
&
23,700
45%
46'%
10
Controls
Telephone
Mar 23
780
98
44%
46 7/a
___
Rockwell-Standard
38% Jan
95%
44%
46
.No par
convertible
Rochester
99Va
441%
47'%'
120%
102%
Antelope Copper Mines.
5'/2%
6
97'A
45
'
119
■
48%
101
1
4,500
..
.—
Corp
Robertshaw-Fulton
24
Feb
100'%
%
46 ■-<
41
120
*48%
48%
~
13y4Nov
4 i
'%,
Va
%
118 Va
1.25
Company
Roan
48%
5s
Inc
98'%
45
46%
-.117
100
Trust—
100%
'
5
;
Manufacturing Co—_.
Rhcdesian
16%
57%
5
—
Chemical
&
76 Va Jan
12
16
110
v
.—10
Corp—
—50
preferred series A—
—100
conv 2nd
pfd
4'/2%
3
Jan
■.*-
;
—_1
Steel
4%%
4
Jan
118
91% Jan
6
85
30
Jan
47
5':.'
300
1
4
149
23%
50c
Corp
22
4
200
,
21%
15'A Aug 23
27
15%
16%
50 Va Jan
42 Va Jan
15
20%
78% Jan
110% Oct
15%
21%
17%
common
convertible preferred.,-.
$1
15
21
21'A
Corp
Republic
10
21
6
.
10
20%
28
V
9%
*17
33% Sep
20
S%
25
10
48'/a Dec
12% Jan
%
21 Va
Co common
Aviation
6,300
——1
_
preferred 3Va%
Republic
Republic
9
15
14%
—50c
Corp
&
A
_No par
Chemicals
Reliance Mfg
Conv
preferred
Co
Stores
Reliance
A
15
5
1st
Reliable
17
17% Feb
-
8
11% July 11
57
common--—_—
non-cum
4%
1
2
4
20
Co
4 %
24
15% Dec
Reading
"
900
*243%
'
22
54,400
Xl9
19%
19
20'A
19%
19%
2,700
18,600
2,900
19%
8,400
20
25,800
-
-■/ v".; 9,;;.
32M> Oct
80
24
May 27
40% Apr
f
36% Jan
3
40'A Jan
6
86
3
88 Va Jan
19
Apr
8
Feb
28
Safeway
27
88 Va Aug
Jan
4%
Stores
4
259
24 'A Sep
18
32
4.30%
26% Jan
27
30'A Jan
3
St
19
37 Va Sep
33% Jan
9
8
14l/a Sep 3d
09 Va Mar
8
22% Jan
1
18
St
15%. Jan
3
19
Jan
18
19
70'A Jan
5
77% Feb
15
30% Oct
55 % Jan
4
33
Jan
3
40% Feb
17
July 13
92
Jan
4
94
Feb
13
39 Va Feb
88
26
Jan
7
14% Jan
12
7
Mar 14
93
7
30 '/4 Jan
3
10% May 10
7% Jan
37'A Feb
3
31% Sep
12
21% Apr
14
14% Jan
3
16'/a Jan
19% Oct
31
37% Jan
8
21% Jan
3
2 7 Va Feb
No par
36%
No par
17
17%
100
77
77
38%
39
94
94
36
36%
36
8%
8
10
8% Jan
3
9% Feb
15
25
81 Va Jun
17
50'A Feb
10
57% Jan
19
18
50% Feb
'
38
Jan
16
41% Jan
3
8'A Jan
4
11% Jan
27
Jan
3
100% Feb
2
73 V. Jan
11
0
42% Oct
36
Oct
11
7% Nov
1
16% Feb
13
71 Va Feb
17
93 V* Jun
8
85
Regis Paper Co common
Convertible
Schick
Scott
Inc
76 Va Feb
16
4
92% Aug
19
87
Jan
4
91
Jan
27
$4
Oct
31
30
Jan
19
16'A Jan
3
20% Feb
17
Scovill
26
71% Jun
13
71
Jan
31
72 % Feb
17
8% Jan
14
5
Jan
3
6 Va Jan
19
86% Jan
47/a Dec
28
89 % Sep
29
10 y8 Apr
8
12
77
Aug 13
13
32'/a Jan
3
36% Feb
24% Aug 22
22'/a Jan
3.65%
Screw
Co
25
25% Feb
17
5
23% Feb
17
Seagrave
Jan
4
31% Jan
3
37% Feb
7
18% Sep
15
22
44% Feb
17
59
Jun
23
54'A Jan
10
56% Feb
17
Sears
10 'A Nov
28
19% Jan
25
11% Jan
5
14'A Jan
19
11
Oct
25
16'/a Feb
17
Servel
•0
Jan
4
7% Sep
29
16
Jan
4
12
Jan
9
100
Oct
7
97 Va Jan
4
100
4
43 Va Dec
22
43 Va Jan
3
48% Feb
6
43% Jan
11
21..
Jan
3
27 Va Feb
17
5
14'/a Mar 31
10% Feb
Sharon
'
12% Jun
27
29% Dec
80 y« Apr
28
43
Jan
12
22 Va Jan
27
27'A Feb
38'A Jan
6
44% Jan
15%
26 3
9%
50%
51%
50
%
51%
51%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
15 Va
15%
5,300
27 '/a
27
27 %
76,200
9%
53'%
53 Va
54%
39%
*39%
55%
21,900
*391/2
40
600
10%
10 %
10%
10 'A
10%
10 Vs
10%
10%
10%
11,400
97%
97
98'%
97Va
98
96 34
97'A
971/2.
98%
13,400
767%
*75%
76%
100
92 :
*89
92
100
18%
72
*74%
72
/
.
76'%
*89
91
91
91
xl8 %
•
19
18%
18%
19
72%
*71'%
72'%
5%
6 Va
57a
36%
36%
36%
36%
*71
76'%:
*75
6
75 Va
*89
19%
6'/a
5%
36'A
36 Va
.36'%
23%
24%
2 4'%
22%
21 '/a
21%
34'%
35
35
35
'
23%
19
(20%
35
34%
55'/a
55%
55 V4
55'%
13'/a
*12%
13'%
13%
13'A
13%
*99
100
13'A
13%,
100
*9%
10
*9%
46'A
47 Va
45%
46%
23%
24'%
23%
25
No par
24'A
24%
42'/a
42%
72'%
72%
72%
6
5%
24%
22%
35
35 1
55%
5 6'A
13
13
*99
10',
20
5,800
36%'
.14,000
25%
25%
14,000
23%
28,100
35i%
35%
1,600
56'%
56%
27,800
*13
,
15'%
100
9%
a
12,900
6
22%
,
15
13%
100
10
36 Va
25'%
21%
•
13%
*99
10
1
20%
13%
13%
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19%
55%
55%
13
19%
*71
24%
20%
23%
j
2.50
G)
6,100
54'%
/
9%
10%
No par
.
40
9%
97
5%
No par
,
(Frank
15%
4
9%
35%
i
a,
Co
Oil
15%;
27'A
__3
.
Corp
Shell
25
46,800
9'A
1
Steel
Shattuck
1
4
common
14,900
83/8
15'A
1
preferred
38%
8%
26 %
__5
v
20
38'%
8%
9%
1
Co
&
35,000
95
39'%
1
Shahmoon Industries Inc.,
Shamrock Oil & Gas
9
8% Jan
89% May 20
19 Va Dec
Inc
$5.25
26
Jan
Roebuck
40%
*93
8'/a
15
76 Va
Seiberling Rubber Co
500
39%
40 'A
37%
26%
5
11,100
8'%
91/4
91
r_
800
18'/4
773/4
37%
8
26 V'4
*74'/2
Corp
36%
18
77'%
95
14%
*89
Co
Falls
6,000
18 Va
*93
20
Corp
Sealright-Oswego
36 'A
100
29%
36%
36%
39%
95
9%
100
Seaboard Finance
Jan
41
*93
27'%
25
Bolt Corp of Amer
1
May 17
10 y8 Nov
39%
95
15%
No par
.
preferred
&
39 Va
39'%
28 %
78
1714
*77 "4
38%
No par
;
common
Seaboard Air Line RR Co_
3
38% Jun
Mfg
29
36%
17%
77%
9%
1
preferred
preferred
May 27
Jan
36%
17'/a
77%
14%
No par
$3.40
72
*36'%
28 Va
1
!
—
28%
26%
35c
Co common
Paper
28%
17'%
*93
18,100
88
265
:77%
17 %
38%
88
*220
37
*36%
*77
38%
88
265
30
preference
Schering Corp common—1
5%
convertible preferred
81
16
5
pfd 4.40%
37 Va
39%
88
'220
28%
28%
5
38 'A
88
265
8 '/a
5%
A
28%
39%
88
36%
8
Co com
series
series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric1! Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp.,
1
Sangamo Electric Co
!
_5
Schenley Industries Inc com—1.40
13
Feb
8% May
38'%
*220
88'%
265
*220
L San Fran Ry
1st
23
13% Dec
39 Va
*88
88%
265
28%
St
18
38%
39
*88
*220
10
Preferred
16
Jan
9
—I
Joseph Lead Co—
Joseph Light & Power
St
79 Va Feb
•9% Apr
38 '%
100
100
:
preferred
conv
*99
10
13%
800
16 Va
118,800
100
9%
9%
46 Va
46%
46%
46%
46%
47%
9,300
24%
25%
25%
26%
26'%
27'/a
24%
25
24
25
11,000
23%
24%
24
24%
42'A
42
14,200
42%
42%
42 Va
43%
43'%
43%
16,400
19%
19%
~
1,000
Shell Transp & Tr—
23% Jan
4
3
20% Feb
9
21% Jan
13
15% Jan
4
17'A Jan
16
15% Sep
12
20% Jan
4
16% Feb
10
18% Jan
9
Sheraton
13% Oct
24
43
32'A Feb
9
Siegler
Jun
Jan
18
1
27
Jan
3
shares
York
New
17% Sep 18
15% Dec 29
Sheller
Mfg
Corp
13 y8 Sep
29
1
28
Jan
3
"'31V2 Feb
6
Oct
31
54
Jan
0
42 Va Jan
5
56% Feb
17
Simmons
Sep
26
94 Va Jan
4
70'A. Jan
3
80'A Jan
18
Simonds
Saw
30
Simplicity
31% Sep
ley* Mar 24
47
II
Nov
29
55% Jan
31
68'A Dec
13
42'A Jan
3
44 Va Feb
37
4
•3>% Oct
Feb
38% Jan
23
Sep
22
Singer
31
50%
50 %
77
77
11,500
64% Jun
15
46 Va Jan
4
55% Feb
8
1
42% Jan
5
38% Jan
3
46'A Feb
9
12% Jan
19
Soo
7% Jan
30
8% Jan
12
South
Amer
30
44'A Jan
9
'51% Feb
16
South
Carolina
45% Jan
28
51% Oct
12% Jun
21
35
May 10
15
Dec
12% Nov
/
7
5%
49
Jan
25
50 Va Jan
11
19
27% Jan
3
33'/2 Feb
15
South
Jersey Gas
Jan
11
15% Jan
3
18
Feb
9
South
Puerto Rico
30% Feb
3
27'A Jan
11
30'A Feb
17
8%
52%
54'%
54%
55%
45
42%
15,200
<43%,
43'/a.
43%
42%
43%
42%
43%
10'A
10'A
10%
10'%
10'%
10%
52,000
10%
10%
10%.
10%
1,300
8'/a
19,500
1
com
1
7%
4.50
49%
50
25
29
17%
Co__
36% Jan
3
43% Feb
6
Southern
42%
21%
Edison
__
10c
4
16
38V. Aug 31
40% Aug 24
38'A Jan
3
44'/« Feb
14
Southern
Indiana Gas & Elec-No par
Natural Gas Co
__7.50
18% Sep
28
23% Jan
20% Jan
3
22% Feb
17
Southern
Pacific
'53% Feb
2
9
18% Feb
7
5%
70 Va Feb
8
Mobile
"30 Va Feb
6
Jan
13% May 18
29 Va Jun
13
26% Jan
16
17
Sep
26
29% Jan
11% Sep
26
30
.
s
4
20 Va Jan
Dec
5
27
3
9% Jan
11
16% Nov 23
35 Va Jun
30
28
Jan
3
35
■4% May 18
90
17
88
Jan
3
0% May
13 % May 12
18% Oct 31
83
May 23
Oct
Railway common—No
preferred^
non-cum
&
Ohio
Southwestern
stock
tr
Service
4
28'/2 Feb
17
3
36% Feb
15
Spartans
7 Va Jan
12
9% Jan
18
Sparton
Corp
Feb
16
Spericer
Chemical
88 Va Feb
6
4.20%
Industries
Co
common
14 Va Jan
3
18 »A Jan
30
4
20 Va Jan
26
24% Feb
17
8perry
92 Vt 8ep
0
88 Va Jan
3
Feb
9
8
46% Dec
8
1
82% Sep
19
37% J**
footnotes,
42 Va Jan
•
4
4
3
,86
Jan
33% Feb
17
52 Va Feb
82
•
Jan
29% Jan
5
"
27
Rand
Corp
common
preferred
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50
preferred
25
34'A
34%
6
100
8
30
17%
17%
30
4,700
30
30%
30'%
30 V*
1,400
10,400
22%
17%
17 Va ~
17%
17%
18 3/8
72 Va
72%
73 y8
72'%
72%
6,800
49%
49%
50
49%
49%
12,800
41%
41%
41%
41%
49%
86
41%
42'%
43%
43%
21%'
21%
22 Va
21%
51'A
51%
18'%
18'%
73
35
8
Va
73
22%
2974
291/2
27
.»
Square D Co
5
29%
30'A
'
30
30%
51'%
513/4
9,000
51%
18%
18'%
73
18%
73
29%
29'%
30
15,800
24,600
27'%
27'%
28%
36%
34%
3 6'/4
8%
8Va
8%
33%
34%
34%
35
33 y4
3 4 Va
90
*88'%
90
*88%
17
16%
22%
23%
94%
497%
•
2,000
*68 y2
8 Va
86
'•
-
50'A
86
23%
*94
50
*86-
'
9
42,300
35%
*94
50
86
16,400
225/a
26%
.
16%
94%
49%
44'/8
21%
8%
*88%
23'%
85%
•
43'%
22»4
36%
'
"
1,200
44'%
•V
8'%
16%
*93
•
*68%
35
90
.
18%
.
24%
8'%
34
5 l'A
18'A
*69'%
25'%
*
16%
50
*85%
-
51 %
33%
94'%.
No par
41%
44 Vs
29'A
-
-23%
*93'A
700
17'A
*88%
25
34
49%
-34%
-
90
50o
*30
50%
71'%
29%
,16%
No par '
*33%
17%
29'A
-
;■
8'A
16
1
33%
17'A
'24%
".
32%- -33'%
*88 %
33%
49%
*69%
24%
-
*49
33%
17 y2
17%
18%
.
•73
29%
"
50%
33
50'A
18'/a
18
*69 %
1
2.50
;
9
$4.50
20
*50
4,100
17%
21'%
,
51 Va
1
Co
Spalding (AG) & Bros Inc
Jan
95-
par
ctfs__100
50%
51
71%
43 Va
K
21%
-
50%
17%
42'A '-42'%
44
43'/a
49%
'
-42%
_i
Public
16% Aug
26 V, Jan
19% Mar
For
No par
preferred
Spencer Kellogg <fc Sons
77% Feb
W% July 18
Southern
4
27
17% Jan
(Del)
7%
51'%
49
171%
49%
California
Southern
7%
71
17%
71%;
49'%-
Southern
9
7%
51
29'%
*
29%
71
3
50% Feb
13% Jun
.
29'A
-
_5
25
73'A Feb
50'%
17%
8
50'A
33
32%
<
,
50
*50
50'%
*50
-
18 Va
25
Public Service Co
18V2 Jan
81 ya Jan
„
50'%
-
7%
8
49%
33
17%
'28
7%
8
*32%
5
/
49%
*49
2.50
.
Sugar com
4
68
9,300
9,300
44 Va
4
49 Vt Jan
15,600
29%
19
5
14%
28%
Jan
18% Aug 23
14'%
29
47% Jan
69 Va Aug 23
147%
28%
30
54VaJan
7,700
14%
54
29
1
15'/a
28%
July 18
23
14%
53%
Dec
04% Jun
3 4'/a
28'%
15% Dec
16% Nov
52%
32'/a
15
Co
Co
51%
3 4'A
15'%
15
53%..
50 Va
5
52%
33%
27'A
70
Sep 28
73
52'A
33%
52%
12
40
71%
53%
33 Va
53%
preferred
Southeastern
73%
53'A
33%
28
17
65
72%
53'%
53
18% Feb
15'A Jan
72-%
52%
•<
27 Va
No par
39% Jan
.
71%
x71
'.331/4
5
Co
preferred..
18
28% Dec
21
33'/a
15'%
Platinum
E & G
53'A
33
5
Labs
Co
Gold &
71%
52%
15'/a
Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
3
Railroad
70
—No par
11
& French
30
14
20
Inc__
Co
Smith Kline
7% Dec
700
72
10
46% Dec
8,500
77
__25
10
Marchant
12
1,700
56%
76
2,400
-___
10
30%
54 Va
78
29,300
Corp
Jan
29%
55
43%
Smith-Corona
4% Jun
31'4
52 Va
78
383/4
(AO)
34
*30 'A
78
42%
Manufacturing Co.;
Oil Co__
Line
<
52'%
*77
38%
Skelly
38 Va Oct
34% Jun
31
30%
x51'A
77
43%
Smith
Smith-Douglass
31'%
51'%
,,
38%
9
3
30%
Va
11
9% Jan
,
31
76
1
42%
Jan
Feb
42,200
38
36
30
31%
43 Va
56% Feb
3
30%
38 y8:
3
23% Jan
31%
'
42%
3
28% Mar 23
30'A
7*
7,100
38
11
24
31%
42%
44% Jan
10% Oct
30'%
38
63% Jan
15% Feb
31%
37%
31% Jan
4
30%
42
4
12 Va Jan
11,900
31'A
42 Va
11
28
4,900
17%
29%
37%
Jan
18% Feb
16%
17'%
42 Va
53% Jan
25
16%
17%
37
55
11 Va Oct
16%
17
1
2
8
16'A
17'A
5
6
Feb
19%
16%
17
;
Jun
75
19%
16%
17
-
,
Co
Corp
29'/a Dec
37
20
16%
16%
_No par
,
Steel
Pattern
Sinclair Oil
2,
19%
16'%
17
49%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
&
20
16%
16%
No par
Co
•9
20
16%
1
;
40
19%
19%
1
50c
ordinary
Corp
Corp of America
30 y8
30%
30%
17'%
12,500
8,500
-
6,000
90
16%
163/4
5,200
4'A
24'%
24 5/8
298,400
94%
94%
941/2
50%
52 '/a
2
50%
86
Va
3 l'A
-
*86
30%
,
.
10
;
35,200
86V4-
60
31'/a
18,400
si
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'
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:
Vdlume 193
Number 6031
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(825)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
52
NEW. YORK
"
Highest
Standard Brands
Inc
35 V, Feb
25
57% Dec
% Jan
12
57% Jan
23
70»/4 Jan
12
79% Aug 22
73%. Jan
6
77% Feb
16
$3.50
lOVa May 11
4 Vb Mar
1
13% Sep 13
11% Jan
12
16% Feb
16
Standard
Financial
2
4% Jan
9
5% Jan
25
Standard
Gas
5
14
Sep
20
25 Vb Jan
9
29 % Jan
25
Jun
1
51% Jan
4
46"% Jan
5
51% Feb
9
Standard
Oil
35
May 16
47% Dec
30
46
Jan
6
51% Feb
3
Standard
Oil
of
38
Dec
50% Jan
4
40% Jan
3
46% Feb
6
Standard
Oil
of
Oil
30% Jun
1
44% May 31
56
Jan
4
54
Jan
3
59% Feb
3
Standard
83 Vb Nov
25
89
Mar
8
84
Jan
9
85% Feb
7
3%%
20 Vb Oct
25
62 % Dec
6
26% Oct
40% Jan
5
19% Oct
24
11
Nov
16
Jan
30% Feb
27
Feb
1
30% Feb
17
26.% Jan
3
30% Feb
2
21% Mar 25
25
4514 No v
30
8
4
11 Vb Jan
3
13% Feb
6
20
May 11
77
27% Jan
17
37% July
42% Jan
25
26 »/4 Dec
29
17% Jan
4
18% Jan
13
4
55% Jan
3
60% Feb
3
77
7
78
Feb
Jan
12
65% Jan
9
82
27
:
May 23
6
16% Jan
71 % Dec
25
33% Jan
1
33% Jun
20% Sep
14
18
17
6%
4
17% Jan
9
25
Feb
21% Jan
27 •
18% Feb
Chemical
49%
44%
45 Vb
44%
44%
44 %
44%
39,900
44%
45%
44%
45 Yd
57%
149,900
56Vb<
*85%
,55%
*85%
56 %
7
"
10
common,
Co
"
Stores
Drug
5%
prior
&
Jan
3
Jan
12
23
60% Feb
14
Suburban
Gas
4
25% Feb
16
Suburban
Propane
54% Jan
24% Feb
24
13% Jan
16
Feb
9
6
82 % Jan
85% Feb
55% Jan
21
47% Jan
24% Jan
7
23% Jan
23% Sep
26
34% Dec
30
18% Jan
July 21
23
64% Jan
4
4
18 %
Sep
7
85% Oct
13
12%
13
12%
7,900
13 v\
13
13'A
18
18%
18%
17%
18
17%
17%
12%
*17%
56%
57
57
57%
79
*78
79%
55%
;,;r
"
58
55%
,
79
56%
*78
79
133/4
14
x73%
26%
27 Vb
27%
23
23Va
19%
20
1
,
1
1
;
V
14
14%
14%
14%
77
75%
76 «A
76%
,77%
27%
27%
28%
.'28%
29 %
27%
26%
27%
27%
27%
26%
27^4
23'A
23%
24%
24
24
24 y4
20%
19%
20
19%
20
19%
*18%
18%
18%
24%
19%
18%
59%
59%
60
61 %■
29%
30
29%
30'A
.
"7
7%
*236
>
.
*18%
v
5,200
7%
159,400
7
240
15%
14
85
85%
85%
*84
85%
Sun
55%
55%
55%
55%
55
55%
31;
24%
25%
25
25%
25%
25%
11
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common_l.
4%% preferred series A
25
5%% 2nd pfd series of '5530
Sunshine
9% Jan
25
Sunshine
.
7
Jan
4
1200
Jan
1464
Jan
31
Jan
58
Jan
15
Sweets
Inc
Mining
Superior
45
Biscuits
Oil
of
Co
45% Jan
48% Feb
17
Swift
22
12% Jan
14% Feb
15
Symington
70% Dec
23
66% Jan
20
17-
Talcott
eVa an
14
4% Jan
3
6 Va Feb
9
,24% Aug 31
12% Feb
1
16 V8 Feb
9
1% Feb
10
2% Feb
13
Co
Wayne
8%
25
Corp„
24%
25%
25
25%
48%
50%
23%
14%
24%
21%
15%
14%
85%
*83%
55
55%
55'A
55%
25%
25'/a
25%
26
51
23
15%
15%
23
35%
9%
*52"
.35
47%
47%
47%
14%
14
14%
14%
73%
74%
15,100
25 'A
49
50%
43,300
7,400
22%
10,200
*23%
35
*34%
110%,
108%
15
8,500
20
4,800
28,700
23'A
1,400
1,200
35
8%
1290
1315
1300
1320
52%
52
52
52
52
48
47%
48%
48
48%
16,500
14%
14%
14%
14%
22,700
74
75
74%
76
9%
:
47%
14
110%
„•
58"%
24%
23
*34%
w
58
■
109%
8%
1329
52%
58%
;
23
>.
110»A
8%
1285
53%
47%
——1
23
34%
j1091/2
1331
1325
150
85%
:
50
20%
111%
8%
9
53%
250
55
23%
34%
110
1350
*52
246
59%
24%
23
34%
111%
1332
>
25
4.16%
;
23
109%
10c
.
of California
America
Co—
&
23
: 34%
/
.
—;12.50
7
236
*84
15
7%
,
235
>
53 %
9
800
5,400
57
/
2.900
9,800
30%
21
14
5,800
•
64
15%
35% Feb
21,500
63
20%
No par
•
30 y4
60%
'
1,100
14,100
„
63%
51 %
—
*18%
v
.
30%
23% Jan
% Jan
18%
14
62%
15%
—
14
30 %
;
7%
.
240
.
•
' 18%
7
238
-
-
.
21%
Oil Co
79%
27
53
*83
*78
75
20%
15Vb
:
7,900
i4y8
7%
240
1,100
59%
27%
29%
240
5,500
58
23'A
59
29%
7
1
—100
13%
18
19%
59
1
30
75
,
x27
;
18%
*18%
*78
*'■
52%
29
24
18,500
30%
Corp
——1
Sundstrand Corp—
5
Sun Chemical Corp common—
1
$4.50 series A prefered
No par
16
Jun
3% Oct
30%
29%
23%
Jan
17
-29%
29%
29%
24
50
44% Feb
12,300
29%
29%
29
23%
1348
Jun
30%
29
29%
1
19
-
,
29
29%
58%
29
15
29%
28%
56
Sep
51% Feb 25
28%
29 %
53%
26% Feb
39% July 20
11% Jan 14
28%
28%
29%
1
111% Feb
33% Jan
101
28%
26%
Corp
80
28%
*78
20
Gas
100
44,700
29%
75%
com
*72
5,100
87
24%
18 *
.—-5"
Corp
24
28%
133/4
„
1
i'
80
.
28%
2.50
preferred
24%'
*70
26% Jan
■
22% Jan
101V* Aug 22
i "
7% Oct 20
convertible
$5
87
24Va
1
...
80
55% Feb
48% Feb
26% Jan
268
25%
*70
57
47,800
12%
Sunbeam
20% Jan
14
6
27%
87
24%
77
73%
Co
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
25
*68
26%
Webster—
57%
*85%
-
1
28%
29 %
1
Co
Broadcasting
7
23%
.
15
preference
43% Jan
87
—5
Inc
Fuller
&
Baer
,
77
27%
57%
<■84%
.
5%.
*5%
6,500
27%
100
Inc
x'57%
•,*
,
27%
5
common
(J P)
230
19% Dec
1
50%
49
Jersey—..
Ohio
4
Jan
7
5 % Jun
50%
50 %
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common—1
15
*
855
50%
49'A
Stix
11
16% Jan
12
1
48,800
50
49%
6
21% Jan
8 Mi Jan
9
New
15
24% Jan
529
20
27%
50%
48%
1
29
May
26%
50%
48%
27% Feb
46 % Dec
21% Jan
28
50%
47%
50%
49%
25
24%
Bros
Storer
85
27%
50"%
47%
9
Stone
29% Jun
26%
50
Industries*—l
Indiana
& Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp^
17
42% May 17
20% May 27
27 %
3,900
23%
Sterling
17
'
26%
5%
preferred——
Sterchi
Feb
4
*5'A
*69
Stevens
64
Feb
5%
9
30% Feb
80
5%
17
3
1
5%
15
4
16% Sep
5%
28,100
29% Feb
27% Jan
12% Jun
16
78% Feb
53% Jan
48%
15%
9
58% Mar 28
17% Dec
16 y4
Packaging Corp com—__1
preferred
.120
convertible preferred—20
3%%
30% Aug 15
22
15%
58%
Stauffer
24
22
16%
—
47% Oct
Dec
15%
preferred——20
Warner Corp
5
Stanray Corp
1
Starrett Co. (The) L S
No par
26 % Mar 24
6 % Dec
151/3
convertible
11
25% Mar 28
400
3.51/8
5%
Co
Stanley
16% Jan
206
15%
.5%
3
19
18% Feb
15
10c
4
4
Dec
77
Jan
20
25% Jan
9
Jun
55%
76%
24% Jan
7
Apr
54%
77 >A
67
4
23
55%
77
13% Jan
30
22% Oct
12% July
55%
76
24% Jan
5
*44 % Mar 24
Feb
56
76
convertible
$1.20
6
Jan
55%
77
85
$1.60
Shares
56%
76
Standard
Jan
the Week
Feb. 17
55%
58%
13
4
,
Sales for
Friday
Feb. 16
75%
85
16
7
31
"
Thursday
56%
100
72
21% Feb
68% Jan
Jan
PRICES
~
Feb. 15
75%
California—6.25
of
HIGRfSALE
Wednesdays
55%
preferred series A
25% Jan
4
13
36"% Jan
102
of
Feb. 14
No par
—l
Corp
Standard, Kollsman
Tuesday
Feb. 13
com—No par
Electric
&
Monday
-
PaV
preferred
40
12% May 11
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
73%
.
8%
r
14"% •"
•
8%
2,900
20,300
490
300
T
6% May
4
Feb
29
2
34
Feb
Jan
6
59% Feb
1
23
Jan
25
25 % Jan
16
83
Jan
5
93% Feb
3
Texaco
35
Jan
27
38% Feb
6
Texas
87
Jan
38% Dec
,47%
16
27
(James)
Transmission
Jan
14
27% Jan
3
41% Feb
17
Texas
18% Jan
3
23% Feb
1
Texas
Gulf
148 % Oct
25
256V4 May 25
165% Jan
12
190% Feb
3
Texas
Instruments
11
27% Jan
10
31% Feb
2
Texas
Pacific
Jan
69
11
55%
55%
23%
23%
23%
24 Va
24
92%
91%
92
91
91%
91%
91%
37%
37%
37
37%
37
37%
36%
37%
37%
37%
10,500
5
176%
.
Texas
&
14
Texas
Utilities Co
18% July 22
24% Jan
21% Jan
27
Feb
16
Textron
22% Oct
26
26% Jan
4
24% Jan
28% Feb
Nov
11
33 % Jun
15
23 % Jan
26 Vb Feb
1
7
37'A Jan
48% Feb
16;
Thiokol
Thompson (J R)
I
Thompson-Ramo Wooldridge
287/a Oct
61% Jan
24
Jan
27
16
70% Dec
22
67% Jan
79
Feb
2A
84
15% Feb
9% July
13
8
16% Jun
20% Dec
15 % Feb
4%
7
Thor
9
z
6
30% Feb
17
31% Jan
26
37 % Feb
17
22% Jan
4
25% Jan
18
Trans
Tri-Continental
31% Oct
24
60
Jun
21 % Dec
16
39
Jan
11 %
July 25
19
33
Oct
27
50 Vb Jan
11
54% Oot
25% Mar 14
33% Nov
14% Jan
39 % Jan
Jan
3
18 % Feb
8
Jan
3
40% Feb
3
36
53% Jan
54% Feb
4
27
25%
26 %
112,600
'28%
28%
24%
28%
28 %
25
25%
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
45%
47%
46%
47%
47%
48%
46%
47%
27
27
*26%
27
26%
14%.
14%
14%
14%
14%
79
79%
79%
80%
80
83%
*83%
.
83%
*83%
85
,
14%
15
15%
15%
15%
3,500
82
80%
81%
81
82%
16,100
85
*83%
4
20
40% Jan
3
48% Feb
15
8
10% Jan
6
12 Vb Feb
16
Jan
20
Feb
15
23%
1,800
42,700
.
23%
23%
54
X43%
54%
54
543A
543A
55%
12,600
23%
21%
22%
21%
223/s
22
23%
32,400
9,200
233/8
233A
5,200
21 Vb
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
20%
20%
20%
42%
42%
42%
43
43 Vb
43%
44%
44%,
45
41%
41
42%
41%
42%
43
43%
44%
46
4,600
76 %
74
74%
74%
74'A
723A
73%
733/4
74%
2,000
30
29%
30
30
30%
30
303/a
30 Va
303/4
32,600
36%
37%
29%
Electronic
Transue
Williams
9,300
35
36%
35%
35%
36
35%
37
No par
24 V*
24%
25%
24
24
*24'/a
25
5
16%
17%
16%
16%
15%
16%
16
16%
16
16%
common—1
39%
40
39%
40
39%
40 3/8
40%
40 3/4
40%
40%
12,400
54%
54%
54%
54%
2,400
35 3
36%
37
9,800
26%
263/4
Corp
Steel_
Airlines
—1
Inc
Corp
preferred
Coal
4
%
50
Transitron
1'
Co
*24
543/4
543A
54%
54%
54%
543A
36
35%
36
35%
36 Va
3 6 3/8
36%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
26
26%
50'A
50%
50%
50%
50%
50 y4
*50%
47
4734
47%
483/4
47%
48%
11%,
11'A
11%
11%
11%
42
Vb
107,400
25
200
v
24,300
•
1
50
1
conv
35%
*24
25%
1
pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
Twin City Rap Transit com
No par
5%
conv
prior preferred
50
5%
27
23%
10
3oy8f
26%
20%
2
Traux-Traer
Jan
85%
30
27%
41 y4
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
53
*83%
30
26%
42 Va
Transamerica Corp
17
2
85
293A
;
53%
22
74:i
$2.70
1,700
4,400
102,700
5
20
49% Feb
53 y4
20 3A
2
13
28%
22 y4
53
Trane Co
&
450
26
46
3,600
—1
Co
Co
Supply Co class A—
World
,
43%
No par
Feb
40% May 27
11% Dec
26 %
24 Va
Co
Jan
59 % May 27
2
26%
24%
5
37
30
8
10,700
7.50
Inc—
30
Jun
Mar
94%
5
9
July 28
May
88
93%
,
1
25
28
7
86
94
No par
29% Jan
52
30
88
93
23%
Co
30
25% Jan
44 % Dec
85%.
95'A
96 Va
No par
Edison
3
26% Jan
88
93%
24%
86
92%
14
9
4
87
84%
93
23%
Feb
29% Jan
18%
23%
78
21
17%
23%
Tractor
Oct
18%
23%
Torrington
23
17%
preferred
25
Roller Bearing
No par
Tishman Realty & Construction
1
Toledo
10
17%
$1.20
17
59% Jan
17%
Timken
13
20
17%
27%
17
Dec
17%
29%
Feb
64
18%
26%
Feb
20
17%
29%
46
Dec
5,800
1
28%
21% Feb
64
28.700
29%
27%
45
Jan
183%
29 Va
28%
Jan
19
179%
29%
85
common
37% Jan
34
186%
100
Tool
Oil
54,200
29%
92%
preferred
Power
70,800
22%
29%
26%
17
41% Aug 26
37% Dec 29
180
41%
29
29 V*
17
19 % Sep
2it
183 %
39%
22%
29%
263/4
55 % Feb
23% Feb
179%
40
22%
28%
29
23% Feb
15% Jan
180%
66,000
38,400
29%
26%
48% Jan
4
181
10
20% Jan
6
22%
24%
29
i
Tidewater
4
22% Jan
17
Jun
10
X38%
22%
84%
Co_
Common
Feb
32
23% Mar 29
28
19% Jun
33
3
38%
22 %
50c
Mfg
Chemical
27% Feb
1
27
68% Jan
7
14% Sep
83 % Feb
20% J an
24% Jan
19
44 % Dec
May 20
26% Jan
2
37%
100
Co
preferred
Glass
38%
22%
■
No par
Ry
common
conv
Thatcher
8
83 % Feb
4
16
82% Feb
10% Jan
467/a Feb
$1.25
15
Pacific
37%
37%
22%
22
178
36
22%
1
13
21
55%
55%
23%
certificates
Inc
54%
145,400
7,600
1%
91%
*10
96% Feb
4
1%
1%
1%
Trust—
88% Jan
12
1%
1%
54
1%
X23%
Inc
Land
Jan
108
27
6,300
27,200
91%
33 Vb
80% Jan
Sep
5%
13%
24%
No par
86% Aug 25
65
70% Jan
5%
12%
53%
Sulphur
share
Sub
5%
13%
91
Pacific Coal & Oil
Texas
2
5%
12%
54
1%
53
6,100
5%
13%
52%
Gulf Producing Co
16
18% Feb
2'/a
74%
5%
13
23%
Corp
37
15% Jan
13%
25
19% Dec
4
5%
yl3%
—1.25
26
19% Jan
5%
15%
Co—5
Corp
28
14% July 25
5%
14%
1%
Inc
15% Sep
297/a Jan
5%
1
.
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Gas
74%
-
1
21% Sep
20 % May 17
73%
9
;
—
Tennessee
4
50% Dec
29% Mar 15
Inc
Tandy Corp
TelAutograph Corp
Rights
24% Aur 25
1
20% Sep
64% Jun
76
a
;
'
*50 V*
46 3/8
47%
46%
47%
11%
113A
12%
11%
12
42
42
42
42
42
51
51
8,200
400
29,200
2,900
36
13% Nov
28
11% Jan
9
13 % Jun
21
20 Va Nov
30
17% Jan
4
18% Jan
27
TXL
12% Oct
24% Feb
20
18% Jan
22
13% Jan
4
143.4 Feb
17
Udylite
29
67
Aug 30
42 Vb Jan
11
47% Feb
17
Underwood
44
May 17
Oct
13% Feb 14
Coach
Twin
Oil
41%
41%
12%
13%
13
13%
12%
13%
12%
13
12%
13%
18,800
1
Co
Corp
42
1
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18
Va
18%
183A
.18%
18%
26,000
14
42
14
8% July 18
36
14'A
13%
14
13%
14'A
13%
14 3/a
14%
143/4
43%
44%
44%
45%
44%
45%
45 %
47 y4
47
47%
5,500
25,000
7%
8%
8 ye
8%
8%
*41 y4
70
U
6% Nov 30
29ys Oct
106% Oct
12% Mar
J
1
43% Jan
;
25
4
*
'
7 3/8 Jan
33 V4 Jan
8% Jan
5
38% Feb
3 ;•
4
10
130
6
116
Jan
Jan
4
39% Aug 19
39
Jan
3
87% Jan
0
96
Aug 15
92
Jan
30
95
74% Dec
29
78
Apr
74% Jan
20
32
148% Jan
25
'
8
68 % Jan
5
75
Aug 16
77% Jan
7
86
Aug 19
33% Mar
25
Sep
8
47
Nov
16
28
31
Jan
5
7 % Jan
4
8% Aug
2
25 Vb Oct
21
32% Jan
6
26
243/4 Jan
13
25'/4 Apr
5
32% Apr 20
37% Jan
4
19'% Oct
88
May 10
81
May 17
46 Mi
71% Jan
<
82
Feb
4
Jan
30
(The)
Corp
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
Union Electric
Co
9
9
75 3A Jan
12
Preferred
Preferred
$3.50
Preferred
$4
74 Vb Feb
84% Jan
Preferred
10
2
24
42 3A Jan
6
473,4 Feb
27% Jan
3
32% Feb
9
Union
17
Union
4%
Oil
$4.50
$3.70
Pacific
RR
8% Jan
25
4
32 Vb Jan
27
Union
Tank
Car
Union
Twist
Jan
5
22% Jan
34% Jan
3
43% Feb
16
United
Airlines
3
United
Aircraft
Corp
3
11
Feb
7
4%
(series of 1955) conv
Jan
4
94 y4 Feb
7
4%
(series of 1956)
86
106
Artists
15
303A Jan
4
36% Feb
8
United
24
Mar
9
39% Dec
20
365A Jan
16
43% Feb
9
United
17
Nov
2
27
Apr
18
183A Feb
1
23
Jan
16
United
Board
54 %
July 25
76
Jan
25
60% Jan
4
68 Vb Feb
16
United
Carbon
17
United-Carr
7
Mar 21
14% Dec
38
29% Jan
353A Feb
18
1
Co
7% Feb
17
United
3
50 Vb Feb
17
United Electric
15% Jan
3
18% Feb
2
United
Engineering
16
United
Fruit
6
84% Aug 30
25
3
33% Jan 24
35% Feb
7
United Gas
52 V* Jan
59 %, Feb
17
(Del)_
26i
4
93 Va Jan
3
293A Feb
2
U
S
42
25
74% Jan
4
49% Jan
6
53% Jan
19
U
S
Oct
For
footnotes, see page 26.
&
43 V*
42%
43%
42 V*
43%
45,200
39 ]A
38%
39%
39%
40
39%
40%
393/8
40%
48,600
"101
115
115
*101
*101
115
*101
115
115
94
94
92%
92%
92%
92%
93
933A
03
93
34%
36 %
35
35%
35%
36%
35%
35%
35 y8
35%
39,200
41%
42%
42%
42 Vb
41%
42%
7,300
203/a
1,200
41%
41
41%
41%
7%
7%
7%
7%
Coal
19%
20 Va
20%
73/4
1,100
5.800
6,500
42,900
7%
5
48%
48%
48%
49
49%
49%
48%
49
49
50%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
17 Va
17%
173/8
17%
4,000
20 %
20%
20 V*
21%
21%
22'A
21%
22 Vb
21%
22%
54,700
3.4 y4
35%
34%
35%
34%
35 Vb
34%
35
34%
35%
35,900
57%
57'A
57%
58
58
58%
58%
58 3/4
583A
59%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
17%
17%
4,800
19%
20 y4
19%
20 %
19%
20%
20%,
21%
iy8
21%
21%
49,500
1%
1,700
643/4
643/4
,653A
16,800
32
32%'
47
Cos
&
Co
10
United Shoe
Jan
42%
7%
United
93
42%
7%
17
24%. Jan
42%
7%
11
4
42%
68 3/8
1% Jan
18
1,800
21
353/4
6534 Feb
92% Oct
9,300
20%
34
City
Mines
Mach
"
.
———
& Chemical Corp
preferred
Foreign Securities
Freight ~Co_~ ^
—25
4
v*
<
32
1 Vb
•
32
.
•
-
32
,
iy8
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63%,
32
46%
46
463/8
46%
94
93%
93%
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94%
1"*0
29
29
28%
28%
2,700
52%
9.000
45 %
45
46%
45%
100
94 %
93%
93%
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1
28%
29
28%
29
51
52%
52
53
1,600
63%
44 Vb
No par
1
3,400
32
1%
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com_l
;
32
•
63%
32i.
*
62
1%
62%
63%
62 %
25
_
l'/e
1 Vb
Co—;—1
common
'
30% Jan
21
8y4
68
3
4
32%
20%
20 Vb
16
29
32
21%
68 y2
J 3 Jan
23% Sep
17,200
8 3/8
32 Vb
20%
17% Jan
83% Jan
83A
8%,
Foundry—5
(Del)
preferred
20%
21
33%
54% Jan
Borax
32%
68
4
S
32
21
32%
11
4%%
32%
31%
*20%
8%
32,
32%
28
U
8%
8%
54,100
68
1% Jan
9
8»A
8%
90
32%
20
64% Jan
16
32%
19%
18% Jun
Feb
323/4
32%
16% Apr 19
Vb Aug
4
473A Feb
31%
66%
50
32 Va
32
19%
17
3
31
67%
17
3
31
32%
17% Feb
30% Jan
30%
64%
21% Feb
37% Jan
30%
32%
50
11,200
32-
3
33% July 8
43% Jun 16
46
65
3
4
46 3A
32%.
Jan
27
46
31 %
16
30% Mar
84%
46%
64%
25
30% Jan
84%
45%
7%
Corp
Park
84%
46
85%
.46%
84%
45%
*19%
Jan
6%
*84%
84%
46%
*101
Improvement Co„ 13%
United Greenfield Corp
_10
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc
1
Apr 12
73
10
53% Jan
20
*83
•71%
2.50
46% Apr 19
16
Jun 29
4
84%.
180
72%
72
80
38%
United Gas
17% Jan
73%
11,100
94
No par
3
44% Jan
6
31 % Jan
*72%
44
93 Vb
*76
1
Jan
17
22 Vb Feb
74
43%
,
80
41%
No par
Corp
Co
12
Corp
*72%
16,900
18,400
No par
Carton
&
Fastener
Nov
7
Amer
74
43%
94 *
93 %
*76
6,100
373/4
2014
1
of
7% Jan
46
5
23
Biscuit
80
8%
5
pfd_100
pfd_100
Corp
22 ye Jan
1
1
27% May 20
Feb
conv
*76
32 vb
10
37% Jan
93'A
80
8
124%
124
30%
common
103 Vb Jan
Aug 24
43%
43%
93'A
93.%
*76
37%
125%,
45
10
Aug 22
93'A
79
7%
37%'
123%
43%
43%
36%
37%
124
94
*83
No par
5
Inc
44 Vb Feb
123%
,
*72%
common—10
Co
24
35% Dec
31
Aug
15% Dec
Co
43%
36%
37%
123
!
25
Co
44%
122
♦93%
:Nopar
No par
series
Drill
non-cum
a
14
;
preferred
5
23% Mar
28 y4 Nov
series
1033A Aug 25
97
43%
36%
37%
122 Va
8
*76
No par
series——No par
Jan
20
36%
121%
10
common
series
California—.
of
293A Jan
8
5
Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
Union Carbide
Corp
Nb par
Jan
8
8
Union
443A Feb
26
1
No par
Corp
28%
52%
y4|
28%
52%
51%
■*
32
y4-
52 3A
.
52
400
13,300
26
(826)"
,The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\
.
.
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
14B
88 y« Oct
Dec
1
3% Dec
20
15 y* Dec
8
161
IS
100% Jan
4
154 y2 Feb
10
8% Jan
•
"'
Jan
4
Jan 22
35% Jan
4% Jan
3
17
.
U
7% Oct
24
34 y* Not
23
-ai%jun
13% Jan
•
:
•
■:
7% iter
20 Va Oct
17
31% Feb II-
10
U
Jan
16
<
17
U
Jan
23
34% Feb
17
U
8 % Feb
15
U
Jan
4
.26% Jan
3
31% Feb
2
50% Jan
19
43% Jan
25
-48% Feb
38
28
78
Aug 31
75
Jan
64
Jan
46% Jan
177
5
4iy«Oct 26
6
6
17
27
99
Co* common
3%%
U
S
3
159
Feb
9
Nov
17
47
37% Jan
3
•
39 % Jan
19
U
21
12
26
Jan
3
32% Feb
8
U
8
45 Va Dec
22
36% Apr
50% Sep
19
45% Jan
4
48 y» Jan
31
69% Sep
28
103 V* Jan
5
75% Jan
3
139% Jan
4
Aug 25
141% Jan
3
Jan
22
157% Aug 11
4
Jan
18
34 y4 Jan
148
14
May
37y4 NOV
6
9
Feb
;
85% Feb
>'
6
>18
■
*35y^
24%
30%
46%
i
25V4
30'/4
.
47V4
v
-
38.'; V
25
24%
47%
15
15
U
10
20% Jan
24
United
11
Jan
30
Jan
77%
49%*
48'%
159% Nov 21
153% Jan
17
51% Feb
17
23
30% Jan
4
Jan
6
41% Apr
14
21% Oct
80% Jun
-
33 y» Dec
24
:
29
53 % Dec
Stockyards
Feb
15
30
Feb
17
Universal
Feb
13
62
Jan
3
Universal
Match
40
9
148
-
•
Feb
14
Universal
Oil
Universal
Pictures
8%
26 V* Jan
6
Feb
16
54
Jan
10
16
84
78 ye Jan
3
85
Feb
8
4y4%
41 y« Feb
10
62% Jun
13
49% Feb
1
53 y2 Jan
3
Upjohn
88
Jun
21
33% Jan
4
37% Feb
14
B
44
80% Oot 28
45
Aug 18
Leaf
Utah
Jan
5
30% Jan
3
37 y2 Jan
27
34% Jan
5
18
Jan
3
21% Jan
24
Vanadium
15% Sep
12% Jan
3
14 y4 Feb
10
Van
86% Feb
IS
36
Sep
2
2
28% Jan
6
33 y4 Feb
17
19% Dec
14
22% Sep
28
19% Jan
3
25% Feb
9
24
67% Jun 20
59% Feb
17
31
79
51 y4 Dec
Oct 24
2% Sep
21% Mar
Apr 22
34% Jan
55 y2 Feb
2% Feb
10
4V4 Jan
11
39 y4 Feb
Feb
54 y2 Dec
4
Jan
29
85
89
Aug 10
82% Jun
82
00% Aug 10
7% Oct
1
19
8
94% Apr
10
Jun
te
-
47%'*,
83
84%;.
>
83
"
*19%
20% >
39%
20%
*19%
13%
14%
34j/8
35
36
35%
'
'*162
48
48 Va
48 %
400
85%
144%
68,800
84%
85%
144% 144%
27%
28%
84
,
144%
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,
16,500
2,200
2,100
28%
15,500
37
37'/4
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37%
500
39%
39%
39%
39"%
28,200
.
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r
20%
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20%
15
14%
14%
14%
35%
36%
35
36%
38
37%
14%
77,300
39%
40
39%
39%
37%
39%
84'/4
50
51
50%
51%
50%
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
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48
47
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85
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85
-
7,200
39
164
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30
1
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52.600
112,600
38%,
*
47
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164
84V4
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45
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84
20
51%
51%
50%
51%
23,100
37%
,
I
51
37
37%
37
37%
6,000
31%
32
31
31
31%
32
32%
32 Va
32%
32%
2,200
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
21 Va
21
21%
8,300
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
13%
13%
7,800
32%
33
*32%
*32%
33 Va
33 Va
33 Va
America
of
convertible
preferred--,
5
:
.'
33 Va
32%
10
23%
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
3,000
1
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32
56%
58
56%
57%
56%
57%
57%
58%
58%
59%
26,500
54%
53%
54%
53%
51
53
22,000
1.25
52%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
35%
35%
36%
36%
v
2%
35%
37%
dividend
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partic preferred_100
107-
52%
53%
107
107%
109%
108
85
*84
85
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90
*88%
8
86
Jan
17
$4.12
preferred
100
85
*85
86
*85
6
Vulcan
Power
Co
Materials
31
5% %
Co
8
102 y4 Feb
15
6 y4%
>.
•
53%
52%
53%
52%
53%
105%
105%
105%
106%
106 %
85
1
common.
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—
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91
11%
> 16%
-91
101%
116
51%
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*
52%
500
3
19,700
39%
12,200
118
51%
3,700
52%
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107
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85
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85
90
90
11,200
107
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88%
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13
13%
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91
„
150
50
200
88%
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86 y2
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13%
18,800
16%
16%
1,000
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101%
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38
90
16%
16%
3
38%
85
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12
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91
91
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V
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37
112
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400
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77%
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38
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8
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8
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118
4
4%,
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32
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.
Jan
103
106% Aug 24
82% Jan
80
4
49% Jan
28
Jan
Co
Co
/*35%
37%
2.50
Products
Van Raalte Co
17
108
13
Shares
109%
156%
"
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Varlan
17
44% Jan
108%
Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
$2.28
25
34% Jan
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100
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9
11
113% Dec 28
26
99% Jan
20
39% Dec
6
4
28
6% Jan
12
46% Jan
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18%
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5
38% Oct
38
;'3o
157
156
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com_No par
preferred
20
15% Oct
11
Tobacco
Co
Jan
29% Deo
'
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30e
—
preferred
70% Feb
\
Co
Corp
United Whelan Corp
:
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp_
15
'
30
•
Vitamin
S
39
3
4
15
158%v
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162
10
51% Jan
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36% Jan
3
30 y2 Jan
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2
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47%.
47%4
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30
'
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17
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40 y4 Feb
4-V.
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100'143% 143%
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26%
26%1.:/
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26
Feb. 17
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11%
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24%
common.
3
29% Oct
_
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preferred
9
26% Deo
the Week
/Friday
.
156%
107
.
18%,
10%
10%
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Steel
7%
Jan
•
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18%
10%
r
38
9-'48
preferred
U S
16
Feb. 16
•154%.: 156%. />
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4%
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32%:> c;' 31%
;v*8%
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Corp
;
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7%
19
V.
Thursday
•
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-
109
common—
Shoe
19% Jan
24% Mar 29
12
•
145 y2 Jan
8%
29 y4 Jan
-35
10
23
36% Jun
3
16% Jan
23% Jan
26% Aug 25
v
'
24
149% Jan
Apr 27
Sales for
PRICES
'
;
'
10%
—1/">>'V 31%
preferred.series B
Rubber Co
S
25% Dec
33
SALE
HIGH
,
•'108
156%
'
144
AND
Wednesday 1
Feb. .16
,
104% 107 M*
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'10%
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S
,
.
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U S Playing Card Co——•
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16
Jan
53% Jan
-
Feb. 14
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4%
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V
;
156%
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"
-
1;
„
4%*: preferred series A
30
-
common
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25 % Jan
•40% Aug 10
Jan
Inc
5
3
Tuesday
,
106%.
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"
preference..—;—.50
3
23% Jan
25% Nov 30
*75
class A
Industrie*
S
7% Jan
8
104
100
Hoffman Mach common—82%®'
8
5%
26% Jan
>26% Jan
33
:
Feb. 13
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common...
—.
I
30y4 Sep
•
*36
preferred
>8% Sep 30
40
>
9
20
.
Co
Gypsum
7%
•
!
Monday
Par
'
S
6
11% Feb
3
9% Jan
4
20
Feb
157
6
Jan
18
109% Jan
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Aug 23
116% Jun
23
19
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
<
91%
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101%
101%
85%
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102
200
85%
27 y4
30
102
102 Va
101%
91
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a
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m
1
11 y2 Dec
30
Jan
14
BOH Aug
«
40
79y4Jan
5
13
Wabash
RR
24 y2 Feb
10
Jan
19
Wagner
Electric
11% Jan
9
12 y2 Jan
26
Waldorf System
Walgreen
8
84 y2 Feb
28
60 y2 Aug 24
57
Jan
4
64
Jan
25
6
38% Jan
6
42% Feb
6
Dec
19
26% Jan
11
35 y2 Feb
16
8y» Jan
3
9% Jan
12
Walworth'
Ward
15y4 Jan*
16% Jan
89% Jan.
4
*
15
10% Jan
7
82
Jan
10% Jan
10
'• 6
54 y4 Dec
Sep 27
BTHMar I
14
4
12% Jan
8
21% Mar
Oct 27
M
I
2
16% Jan
81 y4 Aug 23'
64
37% Jun
06% May
54% Nov 22
53 y4 Jan
21% Feb
34% Feb
4
30'
Feb
60
Jan
Feb
85 %
25%
26%
V
26%
12
12
12%
•
12%
62%
> 40%
Tiernan Tnc——--50c
-
28%
.——2,80.-
8%
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Co
common—
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62%
31%
•
V
8.%
11%.
11%84%:"
9 %..-, •
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20%
20%
69%
72
39%
39%.
;
62.
62
':v
11 Va .'
85
57%,
33
;
62%
627/8
417/8
42%
6,000
33%.
35 y2
35 y4
22,600
8%
-
8%
9%
•>
58
20%
V 20%
73%:
73%
39%.
39 Va
39%
40
58%
60%
61
'
v
72%,
20%
20%
74%
68%
71
25,000
40%;
4oy2
41
41
2,400
60%
62%,
64
3,700
48 Va-
"47%.
47%.;*
5,300
:
58 %
48 Va Feb
10
Washington; Gas Light Co*
No par
Washington Water Power
—No-par
58%.
5
48
48%
X48
38% Jan
23
Waukesha
3.7%
37%
37
37%.
37%
37%
S3H July 14
ADec
1
9% Dec 29
30ys Jan
15
25% Jan
6
30 y2 Feb
16
Wayne
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
29
7% Jan
14
4% Jan
4
5% Feb
16
Welbilt
4%
4%
4
10% Jan
4
14% Feb
10
West
Kentucky
94
Jan
17
West
Penn
87
87
Jan
17
Jan
98 Va Aug 30
4
5
99 % Feb
62% Feb
1
89
Oct
3
Jan
23
88 y2 Feb
1
78% Jan
19
86
Jun
20
82% Jan
17
85
Feb
10
36 y2 Jan
31
42% Jan
6
93
25
95% Feb
13
Mills;
Knitting
t
1
4
Corp
Coal
Power
Co
4% %
pfd
series
B
100
preferred
series
C
100
20
56% Jan
4
17
29
17% NOT
14
97% Sep
35% Jan
4
19% Jan
4
24>/2 Feb
9
Western
Air
88% Feb
17
41 y4 Jun
17
35% Jan
16
38% Jan
20
Western
Auto
96
19
98
Jan
27
4.80%
preferred
Western
Maryland
88
July 29
West Va Pulp dc Paper common
4%%
preferred
Lines
NOT
16
May 11
4
37% Jan
8
31% Jan
4
35 Va Jan
19
Jan
6
31% Jan
3
35 y2 Feb
3
4%
4
25% Dec
14
24% Jan
3
28% Feb
9
Western
Pacific
39% Jan
3
47 Va Jan
20
Western
Union
3
25 V2 Jan
37
Jan
8
Westinghouse
Jun
10
40% Feb
10
50
Jan
10
Westinghouse
86 y2 Jan
13
88 y2 Jan
23
Sep
2
22
July 26
34% Jan
22
64
Mar
70
98
2
2
3
92 Va Jan
27'/4 Jan
Sep 28
68
Jan
105
'♦
3
Feb
15
Feb
96
3
17
36
Oct
88% Oot
48% July
67% Jan
31
102
14
49
White
15
White
Motor
common
80
20
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29%
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49%
97
30
23%
23
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23%
24
23%
24
11,800
36%
37
37
37
37%
*95
98
*95
8
37
Jan
5
4
20% Jan
4
Oct
21
45
3
Dec
22
41% Jan
3
18
29
79% Jan
5
27% Jan
4
26
83 y4 Aug
15% Sep
Jan
8
11
Jan
29 y4 Nov
21
43% Sep
14
41% Jan
29% Jan
8
13
343/4
35
343/4
34%
34%
35
35%'
34%
34%
263/8
26
263/8
253/4
263/4
9,000
43%
43%
44%
44
447/a
44%
44%
27,000
24%
243/s
243/4
243/8
247/8
24%
243/4
12,900
44%
44%
45 Va
45
45%
443/4
453/8
281,000
87%
87%.
87 Va
873/8
87 Va.
*87 Va
873/4
1
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*105
49%
51
105%
50%
50%
93%
>
93%
93%
94%
95
31%
31%
32%
32
73
70
70
58%
60 "
59
49%
52
52
"
15
Wilson
84 Va Feb
17
32% Feb
2
13 Va Jan
10
7%
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50
*38%
100
*99%
7%
26
39%
7%
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100
>70
60%
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■<
7%
7%
26% Jan
17
277>
Jan
46% Feb
129
3
523/8
99%
*99%
993/4
99%
7%
7%
7%
7%
3
33Vs Feb
8
22% Jan
3
27% Feb
17
17
July 11
66% Jan
4
49
Jan
3
58% Feb
3
Oct
13
87
Jan
3
91% Feb
13
Dec
23
Feb
2
10 y4 Jan
16
6%
95
14
Jan
00 >
JO
6
16
115
17
Public
(F
17,600
80
6,300
8%
26
.
200
38%
38%
39
39
23V4
23
23%
23
233/4
23 Va
23%
3,800
48%
48
48 %
*48
49%
1,300
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*48'%
49
48%
483%
49
49%
49
493/4
48
493/4
48
49
*83 Va
*83 Va
19,300
85%
85%
*84
85 Va
30%
84%
84%
30%
31%
31%
32
32
32
11%
32%
32%
900
11%
32%
11%
11%
11%
12 %
12
12y4
ll7/a
11%
1,900
273/s
25.100
26%
1
Inc
86
27%
26%
Corp
Co
45%
45
128%
129
10
32%
32%
32%
*83%
26 Va
27
26%
27
69%
26%
32%
10
Service
.
27
45»/4
128 %
10
com
10
100
Woolworth
523/8
100
38%
45%
45
129
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32%
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CO
Worthington Corp common
10
Prior preferred 4V2%
ieriea„100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
I
70%
70 Va
53%
53%
*9oy2
108%
109%
111%
9%
9%
*9
27 Va
45%
*127
.
27 %
26%
46 y2
700
100
6,500
45%
46%
127%
127%
100
323/4
129
33%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
2,700
2,800
70%
73%
723/4
73%
735/a
74%
35,800
553/4
55%
91%
45%
39
32%
57
563/4
58 Va
56%
56%
11,100
90 %
91%
90
90%
*89'%
x27
70%
52
90%
27%
129
38%
32%
'
74% Feb
8,300
23
Inc
Power Co
Iron
*25%
200
64%
10c
common
Stores
Woodward
26
52
38%
preferred
Wisconsin
*25
61 %
■»'
70
47%
Co
Wisconsin Elec
46,000
c,
10
Inc
Industries
Winn-Dixie
14
810
32
70
47%
preferred
Windsor
17
Feb
Co
&
$4.25
96
31
.v.
64'%
26
9,400
95%
.
513/4
25%
50%
23%
23
1
5
Co
Wilson-Jones
95
32%
.71
J.—.—
50%
60%
52%
26
300
*105
51
*46%
preferred
\ White Stores Inc.
Oil
100
1
400
'
*105
51%
30 Va
*70
12,200
No par
convertible
49% Feb
Jan
10% Jan
100
20
preference
Wilcox
05
7
$3
17
20
75
101
Prior
50% Jan
68
1
preferred
Machine common
White Sewing
24 Va Jan
25
30% Jan
5V4%
10
13
39% Jan
6
122 y2 Jan
2
30
Jan
98
34%
'
127% Sep 29
31 y4 Aug 17
0
Jan
8% Jan
26
2,900
25%
43%
94
49%
1
common
240
9,300
97
34%
♦87
73
62
40 y«
*95%
X24%
30%
57%
39%
97
42%
49%
—No par
5
9
«
7% Not
*105
10
Feb
10
Apt
100
common
40 y8
89%
34%
43%
87%
105%
*95%
99%
25%
24%
*87
38%
97
98 y2
35
41%
convertible preferred
Dental Mfg (The S S)
80% Mar 10
78
98%
34%
24%
100
15
102
3
30
45
90% Apr 20
Jan 25
Mar
9
7% Jan
28 % Dec
11
110
80
99% Jan
48
10% May 11
25% Oct 31
41% Oct
34%
43
26
Co
34%
42%
52% Feb
'
34%
25%
Brake
10
common_6.25
Corp
$5
preferred
Whirlpool Corp
*96
98
♦34%
65
3
28% Jan
0
May 27
22% Deo
40% Jan
25 Va Jan
12% May
25% Feb
6
8
18% Oct 21
Bl% Mar 10
B3H Jan
3
Aug 31
14 Va Jan
52% Jan
70
Dec
Jan
27% July 12
15
27
36
44
*96
Electric
Steel
98
.
67/i Not 21
24% NOT
8
40%
35
Jan
4%%
39%
26
32 y2 Feb
..
39%
25%
71
10
"
37% Mar 14
Wheeling
85
*34 y2
3.80%
8
51% Feb
85
No par
40
preferred series B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Feb
*88
85 %
2.50
89% Aug 18
42% Jan
89 %
*84
No par
65
104
*88
85 Va
97%
98
4
6
89%
*84
*95
28
28
♦88
84
98
Oct
62% Jan
89%
84
x36%
45
103 % Dec
300
98%
♦88
83 Va
36%
77% Jan
6
99%
98
89%
83%
*88
23%
5
Bep
2,700
23
32% Jan
41% Bep 28
92% Dec 22
14%
36
25
102
13%
36%
Telegraph
Air
13%
23%
21% Oct
Jan
13%
36%
13
1,100
1,500
13%
23%
Jan
30%,
13%
13%
37%
57
30%
20,000
*95%
31
30%
5%
95%
com
38%.
5%
37%
preferred
*37%
5%
37%
RR
y
2,800
4%
1
Ry
29%
47
38
5,"200
4%
cbm_—6
Co
62%
48 y*
37%:
;-
•
4%
95%
88 y4 Oct
22
98%
13Va
5
5
100
2nd
non-cum
4%
"
100
Inc
Supply
03
28% May
16% Apr
18
Jan
.
14
98%
100
preferred
4.10%
30% Oct
13%
"
4.20%'
02% Feb
1
48
90
_11,500
20%.
3
'
2,'4QO'
8%.
59%
30 y2 Jan
•
11%
84%
8V8
'
21,100
59%
41% Jan
48
9
84%
60
20%-
•
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8%'
75
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8%
11%'
58%
4
•
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85
58 %).
13
Co
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-
61%
;
,
44% Sep
Motor
8
20%
-(
45% Jan
64
;
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30
SB % May 20
Dec 27
.
11
11%85
;
8% •8%'
20 y4.
,
1,500
>2,200,
62%
42
71'
a
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11,400
12%
41%-
58%-.
v
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34%
,
11
85
•
•8%
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85%
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12 y8
41%
;
8%
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Number 6031
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•
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1983
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—
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1974
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1983
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Southern Natural Gas Co 4%s conv 1973_Ju7ze-Dec
Southern
87%
32
68 %
49
71
.
—
Edison
California
convertible
3%s
-
1979—
1987
f-—
91
100
Feb-Aug
;1991
debentures
74
67
Mar-Sept
1986—June-Dec
Jan-July
V'
1985——
debentures
'
3%s
72
68%
44
1951—:
1979
82%
90%
89%
.
66
1982—
April-Oct
1971—^.April-Oct
6%s
Telephone & Telegraph
Bell
11
84
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'
89%
70 Va
debentures
debs
subord
debentures
27/8s
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Corp—.
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debentures
3s
26
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60
72
66
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2%s debentures 1965—
conv
Southern
104
88 ft
60
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—
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Socony-Vacuum Oil 2%s 1976
South & North Alabama RR 5s
95%
88%
69
70%
71%
—Jan-July
debentures
2%s
Oil
Smith-Corona
104% 105%
1985—June-Dec
1987—
Tel
113
,
1983—Feb-Aug
debs
Oil
Southern
Tel
2%s
Pacific
Gas
&
f
s
f debs
s
Halske. Corp
&
Skelly
104%
--
4%s
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subord
conv.
Sinclair
104
104
Oil
.
Co— <t
debs 1979
Line
Union
Siemens
106
91%
37
102
Shell
104
June-Dec
108%
*64%
Feb-Aug
.—.May-Nov
^—Jan-July
1977.
debentures
Co
subord
Fipe
Shamrock
82 %
82%
81%,
&
Rubber
conv
Service
87
4
82%
105
94%
Roebuck
1980
1972_—
1982_,
debentures
Seiberling
83%
853/4
37
102 % 102%
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18
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debentures
5%s
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111%
& Sons 2%s .1966
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subordinated
5s
83%
'
82%
110
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—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
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debs
5%s
Co
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85%
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105
85%
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...
June-Dec
1992_
FF
.
129
4s
series B 1980
1977
3s
Roebuck
Sears
80
87
88%
108%
May -Nov
1989
cons
debentures
f
debentures
5s
84%
77%
81ft
-
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1990—_June-Dec
DD
82
3
86 Va
ft. .-k'b-'*"'
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87%
80
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87
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■
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198
Line RR Co—
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s
1st
RR
4%s
13
■
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91%
91%
122 % 129
certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
inc bond
Duluth
&
4%s
81%
■
June-Dec
refunding 27/aS series T 1976
8c
1st
Ry—
certificates
mortgage
Bears
*83%
...
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85%
80
June-Deo
8c
90
32
84%
847«
June-Dec
refunding 3%s series R 1982
& refunding 3s series S 1983^
First
84
June-Dec
June-Dec
148
f
Mar-Nov
series A Jan 2006
debs
(Jos
92
87%
4
87%
87%
84y4
June-Dec
88
22
90
128
'v
110
Jan-July
.-May
Mar-Sept
series A 1997
4%s ser A Jan 2022
B 198Q—
4s
bond
4s
Paul
3s
97
35
92
90
refunding 3s series N 1977
refunding 23/4s series P 1981
First &
96
June-Dec
series L 1974
First & refunding 3s series M 1979
refunding
*97!/b
85
129
June-Dec
1977
series
4s
Finance
<
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
90
85
Louis-Southwestern
1st
.
refunding 3V2s series I 1966
refunding 3s series J 1970
refunding 3s series K 1971
debs
conv
1969
1977
mtge Inc
Seaboard
.
56
101ft
*99%'
April-Oct
Seagram
Co—
98%
134
.
6s 1996—
Francisco Ry Co—
income
37/8s
Gas
53%
2
85
139% 141
141
AprzZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
gold
Seaboard
111
v-y
Pacific
95 ft
88%,
85
1968—June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3%s B 1971
-April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Noy
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures
1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
*91
—
4
79
*72
Second 4s
St
--
—
.June-Dec
55
101%
*88
mtge
First
—
—
--
104
95
--
101
Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
8c Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
mortgage
A5s
St
June-Dec
debs
conv
6V4s
Louis-San
1st
84 V*
90%
91ft
101
*89 Va
Lawrence
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-
Feb-Aug
11
Corp—
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5y4s
McBee
1st
--
__
•
——
104
54
101£
.April-Oct
Feb-Aufli
1973
1977-
mortgage
Saguenay
--
90%
90
"
*
'
.
84 %
-
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---
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•
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*83
104
1983
debentures
Electi'ic
8c
D
Aircraft
Royal
129
120%
.
General
111
153
—
88
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79%
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serial
Rchr
*78%
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*90%
Jan-July
—
87
87%
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3s debs
debs 1975
subord
conv
Rochester
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debs
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Richfield
100 V*
99%
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-
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1964
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Mfg Co 3%s
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ft
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——
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43/2s
Co
89%
105 y®
162
1985
Glass
Paper
1975
1980—
Chemical
subord
conv
Owens-Illinois
Oxford
1974
1980
3%s
1st
2
32
•100
1982—
3V4s
mortgage
92%
(R
Second
3s
1975
2%s
mortgage
1st
Rheem
92%
Jan-July
1979
1st
99
*77 y4
:
96
103 ft- 105%
"
—r-
Mar-Sept
2%s debentures
Oats
Reynolds
6t
Electric
&
1977
-
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
debentures
98
95%
.
162
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sept
83%
80
91 Va
3
High
97
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■
April-Oct
;
54
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99
'■«—i
Feb-Aug
1975
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80
—
June-Dec
1996
o
Edison
jt.
Low
96
105%
mortgage 3y4s 1983_April-Oct
85
83%
82%
170
June-Dec
debentures
4%s
82
82%
Jan. 1
No.
93
82.'
4
84.
June-Dec
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
Corp 5s conv 1979
Bell Telephone 23/4s 1984
Ohio
'-WM''
and refunding
105
92
105'/a 105%
92%
105%
Mar—Sept
—
1987
Northwestern
debentures
88 y4
18
99
■-
-
—
April-Oct
Northrop
33/4s
i".
—June-Dec
23/ss
mortgage
4
93
*78
'•
'
-
3%s
First
62
*83 y4
■
Mar-Sept
JJan-JuZy
mortgage 5s 1990—
(Wise)
57%
»
and
*78
-#A.
Feb-Auo
.
First
First
40
Sold
97%
refunding mortgage
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
debentures
1972——
June-Dec
90 y2
94
83%
First
103 y2
87
*84
April-Ocf
'2—
1978
62
92
Jan-July
60 y4
First
101 y2
16
^
Co—
1st
;Vv
A 2047
ser
90%
97%
Range Sine*
Bonds
High
91 Ye
May-Nov
33/2s
102%
101 %
105%
89%
April-Oct
Power
first
(Minnesota
*103%'—
*104 y8
Friday's
Co—
and
First
102 %
Gas
&
1963
3y4s 1968_Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s .2037—Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
and
First
100
100
Electric
Service
debentures
First
971/4
98%
89%
3s
89
97%
2
Public
89%:
88
'/a
or
Bid & Asked
Low
90%
88 y2
„
__
101 y2 101
Quar-Feb
1984
4s
States
1
„
*97
May-Nov
1997—Quar-Jan
2047
1
Refunding & Improve 4V2s
Northern
4s
89%
*88 y2
Sale Price
High
90%
—
89 y2
Last
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
*91%
May-Nou
1979
By
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
129%
127
"*89l/2
*88
130
165
121
92
97%
130%
92
—
88
—
88
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146
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9
10
133'
146'/2
94%.> 96
Continued
-
on
page
36
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32
The Commercial and Financial
(832)
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Feb. 13,
In the following
the
on
ending Friday, Feb. 17.
and
It is compiled from the report of the American
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Bale Price
American Stock Exchange
Acme-Hamilton
Missiles
Acme
Class
A
Corp
Mfg
Construction
&
common
Acme
Acme
Wire
Co
Manufacturing
Aerojet-General Corp
Supply
Aeronca
Agnew
Aid
Alabama
Great
Feb
3%
Jan
1%
7,500
IJ/2
Feb
1%
Jan
Brad
Jan
8 J/2
Jan
Breeze
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo
Manufacturing
Feb
Britalta
Jan
British
13 %
13'/4
13%
700
12%
Jan
15
10%
9%
11%
26,000
8%
Jan
11%
3%
3%
3%
2,200
3%
Jan
1
*
7%
7%
8'/a
1
—
—
6%
Jan
19%
V-:.
M
144
—
Feb
8%
Jan
4
145
Feb
Oil
Co
Jan
86
Tobacco—
bearer
American
British
Jan
J/2
Jan
Alabama Power
Alan
Wood
5%
100
Airlines
Algemene
Amer
dep
rets
American
dep rets ord registered
British Columbia Power
Feb
Pictures
Jan
84%
Feb
3,100
5
Feb
6 '/a
Jan
67
Jan
67
Jan
7%
6%
77/a
4,600
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
1
6%
6%
7%
180,700
4%
Jan
7%
Feb
8%
8
9
28,900
7
30,400
3
5 V*
X
preferred
5%
4%
Jan
9
Paper
Jan
5J/2
Aluminum
Co
Ambassador
of
Business
8 J/8
Feb
10'A
Jan
5%
Feb
Budget
11%
12%
300
10%
12%
Jan
Jan
15%
14,800
9%
Jan
15%
Feb
11%
13'A
27,300
10%
Jan
13'A
Feb
10%
10 J/4
11
80%
79
81
3%
Israeli
Meter
81'A
47/a
4
Jan
Feb
J/4
Jan
American
Seal-Kap
class
5%
Jan
6
Jan
1,050
55
Jan
82
Jan
13%
Feb
18%
Jan
Burry
*
4,600
9%
9%
10 J/4
10,100
8%
Jan
12%
Jan
3M
3%
3'/a
4%
11,100
31/2
Feb
4%
1,300
41/4
Feb
5%
6%
23,500
12LOO
31%
30'A
31 %
500
47%
47
48'/a
1,600
6%
Corp of DaipreferrML
12 J/2
Paper
..
13
4 J/4
■
43/8
32 J/4
43/4
Oil
Anacon
Lead
Feb
Jan
51
Jan
43/4
Jan
7
Jan
10 J/2
Jan
4%
2'/a
ft
Feb
13
17%
17%
17%
15
14
15
1
-1
Radio Corp
Andrea
Ltd
%.7»
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs.3.40
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Anken Chemical Si Film Corp
Ms
Anglo
Pools
Anthony
•
Inc
6,300
%
11,100
16 'A
Power
Arkansas
2 J/2
Feb
J/2
Jan
Jan
18 J/2
Feb
15
Feb
1,700
12 J/2
Jan
100
5%
Jan
6 J/2
Feb
4
41/a
5,300
3%
Jan
4»/4
Jan
6 J/4
6 J/4
100
Jan
8 3/8
54%
45 J/2
54%
23,600
45 J/2
Feb
543/8
3%
3%
2,200
3 J/2
Jan
13%
9%
14 J/2
108,900
93/8
Jan
93 y»
92%
6
convertible
Oil
Asamera
Feb
14 J/2
'
"
Feb
1
89 'A
Jan
94
Feb
4,800
8%
Feb
10%
Jan
Jan
40
Feb
9%
8%
x39%
38'A
39%
26,500
35
95 J/2
Jan
96'A
26 J/a
29 J/2
12,500
20'A
Jan
29%
2%
21/4
2 J/2
4,400
1%
Jan
3
Jan
4i/8
4'/a
400
4
Jan
5%
Jan
ft
Jan
■»
40s
Ltd
-
~~%
J/2
%
%
12,400
Jan
Industries—
Electric
American
dep
Associated
rets
Jan
Feb
Food
Inc
Stores
Associated
Oil
Gas
Si
Development
Atlas
Mining
Industries
General
Sewing
Centres
Audio
Devices
Inc
Audion-Emenee
Avien
Avis
38,300
1%
Feb
81,600
5
Jan
1,400
9%
Jan
11
24,200
14'/a
Jan
18%
Jan
1,400
2 J/2
Jan
3
Jan
1
Inc
11
10 >/4
11
18%
16 J/4
18%
2%
2 J/2
56%
56
57
52
Jan
59 J/4
Feb
47%
46
49 J/4
10,100
39 J/2
Jan
49 J/4
Feb
1%
1,500
1%
Jan
2 J/8
Jan
1%
15%
5,100
6 J/4
5%
6
5%
6%
Jan
Feb
1%
12,600
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
16%
9,600
13%
Jan
16%
Feb
l'/2
15
4%
4 J/2
5 J/2
23,600
4
Jan
J/4
Jan
26 J/4
25%
28 J/8
26,400
25 J/4
Jan
30%
Jan
1
1
5%
5%
6%
2,900
5
Jan
6 J/4
Feb
7
6%
7%
1,700
6%
Feb
8%
4 "A
Jan
6
Barcelona
Barnes
13J/2
2,900
Baruch-Foster
common
Bayview Oil Corp
6%
convertible
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummel
Carolina
class
Beck
Bell
(A S)
Carreras Ltd
Carter
Castle
(A
Telephone
of
Catalin
Ltd
Watch
Bickford's
Cenco
Central
15 »/2
Jan
Christiana
50 J/2
53
53
Feb
Chromalloy
53
14
Jan
42
2,300
ft
7 J/2
16,600
14%
14%
15%
950
18%
171/2
18 J/4
500
4%
3%
4%
8,200
7%
6
'•-/
•
~lft
1
IB
Jan
7'/a
Feb
143/4
Feb
161/8
Feb
17'/2
Jan
4
'
5 J/2 %
Borne
For
(H
1
1
5
1
Inc.
Co
footnotes,
-V. 2 J/4
.
Jan
Feb
l7/s
2,100
19
Jan
2%
<
Jan
18%
173/8
19 J/4
Jan
27%
Feb
14%
Jan
19%
Feb
6,900
26%
16%
11,500
6,700
25 >/2
3
3
19%
20%
58
— —
•
Jan
3 J/8
Feb
Jan
20 7b
Jan
58
Feb
62
Jan
47 J/2
Jan
51
Feb
50
*
Jan
58
Feb
3
900
211
Feb
3
Jan
34
300
32'/a
Jan
34
ft J an
7
56
■
2%
2%
34
34
Feb
Jan
21/2
18%
58
.
—
18%
133/4
7,200
19,300
18%
2%
<
203/8
-7.1":
.6;%
7 J/4
3J/2
2}§
3 J/2
49,000
%
~~%
5
26,800
Feb
Feb
1
Feb
29
28 J/2
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
15%
Feb
13
Jan
l '/a
Feb
4ft Jan
5%
Feb
7,000
1
313
Jan
7%
Feb
Jan
12 >/4
}J
2,700
5%
16,100
6 J/2
5 J/4
7,200
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
10%
2,500
7%
Jan
10%
Feb
%
Jan
11%
%
700
%
11%
12
5,100
11%
Jan
12
11%
13%
15,200
9%
Jan
13%
Feb
23
23
25
Jan
ft
>-
11%
13 J/4
5%
23
5
Jan
-
*
—
5%
500
6
10%. Feb
Jan
15
7 J/B
4,200
5
V Jan
22,800
61
Jan
69 J/2
1%
IJ/4
1%
10,500
1
70
65
67%
82
82
15%
15%
23 J/2
24 J/2
29'A
__
68 'A
29'A
'
82
Jan
6
Jan
1,000
75
Feb
Jan
13%
300
14%
6%
Jan
ft
10
10 J/4
71 J/4
Si Light 4%
90
Jan
10
14%
6%
Feb
104
Jan
14
—
—10
1
—1
1
3.50%
Power
Jan'
ft
>
Feb
5%
Jan
65
102
~5%
.
Jan
400
5%
5%
Jan
100
500
1
Feb
22,900
4%
9%
220
Jan
7%
Jan
Feb
76
Feb
81
2,600
1%
68J/2
Jan
82
Jan
14%
125
Jan
Jan
Jaa
15%
Feb
24 J/2
Feb
Va
23
Jan
25
26 J/2
Jan
7 J/2
7%
400
5%
Jan
7
800
6%
Jan
250
Jan
Feb
29%
'
6%
1%
6%
Corp
5
13 J/b
12%
2
2
—:
Inc
52 J/2
.
7%
Feb
7
Jan
1%
5,800
%
Jan
1ft
Feb
13%
4,900
11%
Jan
13%
Feb
473/4
533/4
20,800
24
24
1
33/8
263/4
28J/4
6 J/8
7J/4
36
1
18'/8
1
14%
1
:___10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clopay Corporation
1
9%
11
11
Controller
Co
CO;
Manufacturing
Corporation
Claussner
Feb
19%
Jan
4%
Jan
Feb
53/4
1ft
Feb
Coastal
Co
Feb
Jan
Jan
% Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
7,000
251/4
Jan
29 J/2
Feb
99,700
43/8
Jan
7%
Feb
7,700
333/8
Jan
40%
Feb
16 3/4 X18»/4
3.700
16 J/2
Feb
19%
Jan
13 3/8
14%
16,200
12
Jan
14%
Feb
9%
10'A
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405/8
27,100
8 3/8
Feb
10'A
Feb
11J/2
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10 J/s
Jan
12%
Feb
8'/a
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200
Jan
8'/a
Feb
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
4
Jan
5
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
3
3
500
43/4
5
1,400
1 J/4
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Jan
Jan
Hosiery
24%
5,800
40%
Corp
53%
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Foil
Circuit
Jan
23
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6%
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Inc
421/4
600
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Corp
V
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4%
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100
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1
22,400
Club
8%
1,200
4%
Jan
81/2
Feb
Cockshutt
313/8
14,600
24%
Jan
313/e
Feb
Cohu
Colonial
Corp
of America
Colonial
Sand
Si
Farm
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Electronics
IJ/4
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vtc
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Caribbean
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Products
Aluminum
Feb
15
10,100
81/4
8%
37,200
15
13%
14
1
Inc
12 3/4
46,000
73/8
Jan
9%
13,800
19%
Jan
27 J/2
7,600
9%
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Jan
11%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
1
26
24%
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14 J/4
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10
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4,200
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36%
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11%; Feb
9 J/4
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20,000
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10%
37%
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38%
13,000
31
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3 9 J/a
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15
Jan
181/4
Jan
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Feb
Metals
Co
Public
Service
1%
12,000
1%
1%
Jan
Compo Shoe
Machinery vtc ext to '65_l
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8,600
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%
Jan
Compudyne
6 J/4
Jan
6 J/4
Jan
Connelly
800
3%
Jan
4
Jan
Consol
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Jan
11 J/2
Feb
Consolidated Mining
9%
Jan
12'A
Feb
Jan
8%
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11
9
4
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11
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300
11
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Jan
Jan
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491/8
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2,900
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14%
16 J/4
10,900
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48
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241/4
1,500
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43/B
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2,400
3%
1,500
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.1.50
Co
Stone
Diesel
Electric
49%
Feb
Consolidated
Jan
17f/a
Jan
Consolidated
Royalty
Sun
Jan
Construction
Products
Jan
Continental
Air
Jan
Continental
Aviation
Jan
Jan
6%
25
5 J/4
New
Pacific
Inc__:—
class A
Commercial
Feb
5
Jan
Continental
Jan
85/8
Jan
Continental
Conector
Jan
48%
Feb
Continental
Industries
28
Jan
34%
Feb
Continental
60
953/B
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98'A
Feb
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34
34%
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Inc
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Jan
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Jan
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8%
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see page
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1
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100
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1
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10
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Ltd..
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900
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16 J/4
Jan
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Maine
Central
3,500
Corp
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Jan
10 »/4
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5
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Central Power
14%
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Inc
Jan
13%
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10%
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Co
1%
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Benrus
1,500
6%
Chief
1
Corp
Feb
2,700
5%
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Jan
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Jan
16 J/4
1
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Products Corp
Casco
5 J/2
7.50
Shoe Corp
8%
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Jan
1%
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Power
Jan
1
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City Products
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Jan
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Feb
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Corp
11 J/2
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—5.
1
Co
8%
Jan
9 J/4
I
—1
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Engineering
Jan
10 J/2
16 J/4
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Broadcasting
Cities
Capital
Jan
1
Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
Jan
7%
200
1%
1
12%c
1
Gas Co
Williston
Canadian
Canal-Randolph
9 '/e
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27/8
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2.50
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3%
1
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3 J/B
16,100
11 J/2
8
Jan
8
7%
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10
1
1
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Construction
Jan
13%
Jan
12
Feb
3
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Canadian
500
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12%
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600
4
1
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Tr
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Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
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50
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5%
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Oil
Banff
Jan
Homestead
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Banco de
Feb
3 J/4
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10 J/2
Inc
Rubber
17.
1,100
.50
Canadian
9 J/4
4
Bailey Si Selburn Oil Si Gas class
Securities
14% .Feb
Jan
3%
preference
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.l
Clarostat
Baldwin
Jan
13%
6 J/2 %
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Baldwin
12%
2,000
3 J/2
.
Cement
Canada
5 J/4
1
Industries
22,500
3%
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rets
Oil Si
Bread
Canada
Cinerama
Baker
Feb
14%
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Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd.. —-1:<
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•
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7 J/2
6%
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Fire
10c
A
Jan
Jan
preferred
Corp
Collieries
Ayshire
IJ/2
900
1
Corp
class
Inc
2%
Feb
10s
Inc
—
non-cum
Industrial
Feb
Feb
1%
7 J/4
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Non-voting
1%
7J/4
1%
1%
Corp
Plastics
Aurora
Feb
6%
warrants
Atlas
3%
1%
10 pesos
Atlas
Jan
4k
Corp
option
Corp
2%
5,400
6%
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Consolidated
Atlas
3%
3
Is
Co
Supply———•
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10s
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Coast
Line
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Corp
5s
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of
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15%
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preferred
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Feb
7ft
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>'
150
26%
pici.erieu
Corp
Jan
Jan
4
9 J/2
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Arnold
35c
Co
Si
Armour
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Louisiana
Arkansas
39 J/2
Jan
$3.00
6%
6 J/4
94
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Jan
$2.50
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600
1,200
7%
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6 J/4
Exploration
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9v
Feb
8
9ft
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9
11 J/2
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43/8
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2
1,100
%
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Post
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9
ft
38%
3,700
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Calgary
Calvan
2 J/2
-1
Feb
4,600
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Inc
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33 J/2
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Jan
31
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15 J/2
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400
6,000
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Jan
2,900
31 J/2
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5
2 6 J/2
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4,500
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6%
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1
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15,300
6%
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15'A
5%
Writing
dep
American
6%
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Jan
2ft
33 J/2
Ltd—
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Burma
1
Co
2
2ft
32 J/8
14%
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(The)
Burnell Si Co
69 J/2
Co
Thread
Jan
3%
5%
Inc
Petrofina
American
76%
Jan
13%
4%
American
American
760
10,400
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Manufacturing
American
Feb
Hill
67'A
shares
35J/2
Feb
-1
•
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class B
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&
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Bunker
5%
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Jan
35
6"%
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp
14%
Aluminum
MARC
American
101/4
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69%
Inc.
Jan
30
850
15%
preferred
serial
1
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American-Internat
American
2,900
11 J/4
1,400
Jan
40 J/2
150
37
15%-47
convertible
60c
6%
13
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32 J/2
32 J/2
13'%
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preferred
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200
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4
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common
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51/4
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13%
preferred
8%
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America
Oil
B
Class
4%
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Jan
1,600
5%
1%
37/s
2%
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reg
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Co
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Feb
Jan
Jan
1,300
22,900
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J/4
*
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Allied
21 J/2
2 J/8
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1
10
J/2
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32
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dep
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convertible
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27
25
1,000
5%
5
ftft
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Artists
84
Jan
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Alleghany
Corp
warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied
267/a
84
1
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All-State
26
84
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86
26%
IN
preferred
common
preferred
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4 20%
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85 J/2
J/4
2%
:
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dep
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83%
50
86
1
1
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Petroleums Ltd
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5
35
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600
21
4 J/8
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Range Since Jan. 1
Feb
19%
Jan
3%
'
200
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Jan
14,500
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50 J/2
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4
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7%
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2
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20%
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1
for Week
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of Prices
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1
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2%
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
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1
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Surpass
Investment
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High
Sales
Week's
Friday
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7%
111
1
and
STOCKS
for Week
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1
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1%
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2%
1
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due A-
Corp
Petroleum
is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
For Week Ending February 17.
itself
Exchange
stock or bond in which any
Sales
Range
Low
Par
Aberdeen
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Stock
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193
Volume
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Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
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Par
non-voting
B
Class
Inc
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A
Courtaulds
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15%
14%
v..
„
14
14%.
1 15%
•
1,000
•
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Jan
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17%
—_
15%
16
Feb
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dep receipts (ord reg)—£1
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Creole
Petroleum
American
7%
—
2
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
18%
19%
Jan
Gatineau
Feb
Jan
1
(Md)
5
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*
Crown Drug
Co
25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
10c
$1.12
preferred
-2.50
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Central Petroleum
2
14%
4%
Jan
2%
5%
Power
Co
Jan
Jan
Jan
14%
2,800
300
4%
6%
7
Jan
11%
Jan
15%
Mfg
General
Builders
Jan
72%
—
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400
5
4%
Jan
16
Tobacco
Cuban
Jan
Feb
7%
Corporation
Cubic
Curtis
Cutter
Class
17/
Feb
Feb
23%
*
—*
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—
24
40
19%
Jan
25%
Jan
61%
64
65
17,300
51%
Jan
65 %
Feb
100
9%
Jan
10
Jan
12%
11 Vo
13
6,300
8%
Jan
13
Electric
General
5'A
25
preferred
Corp
dep rets ord
General Gas Corp
10%
12
1,100
8%
Jan
12%
General
Indus
50c
7'A
7%
50c
2.50
20
5%
General
Stores
'$4.60
(A C)
6%
Jan
8
Jan
Glass
5%
1,400
5%
Feb
7
Jan
Glenmore
10%
34,800
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3%
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5i|
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~9%
28
145
Jan
Jan
Gold
8
4%
6%
Corp
Diversey
Dixon
Chemical
Dome
Petroleum
&
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
3%
Feb
29%
Jan
26%
Feb
137
Jan
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
stock
& Chemical Co Ltd
Tar
145
Inc
Dorr-Oliver
common
Feb
Corp.
(The)
Dorsey
Douglas Oil
Company
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2-11—
Draper
Drug
2,800
8 VB
Jan
9%
Feb
5%
12,100
4%
Jan
5%
Seal
Goldfield
%
%
8,200
%
6%
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1,700
6%
•
9%
500
9%
4%
1,200
4%
11%
12%
2,300
Grand
Test
10
10
Jan
Feb
53A
12%
Jan
Jan
Feb
10%
12,000
8%
Jan
11
8%
10%
18,800
6%
Jan
10%
Feb
17
Jan
20
Jan
Jan
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11
11
11%
400
10%
Jan
113/4
Feb
15%
15%
15%
10,700
143/a
Jan
16%
10%
Jan
11%
11%
200
11%
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99,500
1%
2,300
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Jan
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i2y8
12%
13,800
10%
Jan
12%
250
33%
Jan
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Eastern
States
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Corp
Jan
9%
Jan
9%
9,100
10%
24,400
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33%
31%
32
26%
22,900
*
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3%
3%
4
4
Grocery
Stores
5%
Guerdon
Gulf
&
Gulton
8%
8%
11
Jan
Electronic
Specialty
Electronic
33%
Feb
Hall
EI-Tronics
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Feb
Harmon-Kardon
Harn
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$2
Erie
Forge
6%
Corp
Steel
&
Corp
Manufacturing
Electric
500
213
Jan
33/a
Feb
4,900
3%
Jan
4%
4%
■
400
5%
Espey
Mfg
Esquire
Jan
53A
Feb
Havana
Jan
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Feb
Hazel
Jan
32
Feb
Hazeltine
5'A
7%
Jan
3%
100
3%
300
33 %
9%
Jan
26
29 %
3,000
23 %
Jan
Jan
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16%
17
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33%
26
33%
Hebrew
21 %
21%/ 23%
8%
8 %
11 Va
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Fabrex
Hercules
Jan
165
class
6%
3.500
55/8
Jan
6%
Jan
13/s
Jan
2%
Jan
iyi
1%
2
45,100
21
22%
1,400
17%
Jan
22
35%
34%
353/4
1,200
333/8
Jan
353/4
Feb
8'A
8%
700
8
Jan
8%
Feb
12%
9,200
10
Feb
8
11%
13 Vb
F«*
13%
Feb
2
1%
2
14,900
1%
Jan
2a/8
Jan
2
1%
2
30,200
13/8
Jan
2
Jan
53/8
Feb
6
4,300
Jan
6 3/4
25 %
150
24
Jan
25%
Feb
3%
4%
6%
25%
——
25%
1
4Va
3,300
3
Jan
4%
Jan
lfg
Jan
1
1
300
12%
7% '
29
100
8%
1%
11
Jan
12%
Jan
Feb
29
Jan
29
Jan
Jan
5%
3,800
13/8
Feb
8%
Jan
1 %
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
28,900
9%
Jan
13
Feb
58
10,900
46 Vb
Jan
58
Feb
2
12,700
13
12%
11%
13
1
54%
543A
H
4,600
133/a
1
__
%
200
7%
1%
50c
123A
29
29
com—*
A
10c
11
400
..
2
71/4
7.3/4
27%
27%
28%
25c
4
10
25 %
22
25:%
2,500
1
8%
8%
9%
6,600
7
Jan
93/a
25
Feb
1 i*o
Jan
29%
Feb
Jan
Feb
17%
Jan
Jan
33%
Feb
Jan*
233/8
Feb
9%
Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
9,
Jan
Co
66%
66%
67%
700
63
Jan
67 s/8
Feb
5%
5%
2,400
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5%
Jan
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&
Hoe
&
Co
5%%
Jan
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4"%
4%
4"%
8,200
3%
Jan
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10"%
10%
11
3,000
9%
Jan
11%
57
55
58%
3,700
461/2
Jan
59
40%
36%
42%
35,000
32 Vb
Jan
42 V*
pfd
100
103
Inc
(R)
&
Inc—10c
Products
8%
-3%
"warrants"
Co
Inc
21%
34,100
Jan
12%
Jan
6%
Feb
Feb
3Yz
3%
6,700
3 y2
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
13
12"%
1,800
11%
Jan
2%
3%
39,700
2%
Feb
3%
7V4
8%
3,900
63/b
Jan
8%
.14%
13%
14% '
2,bd0
7%
7%
-
1
common
12
8
-
6,400
5%
5%
5%
7%
92,800
2%
Jan
12%
14%
28,400
8%
Jan
4%
4'A
800
3%
Jan
1%
Jan
18%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
8%
Jan
4y«
„
15
Jan
10
13 %
25c
21%
Feb
Home
Hormel
Industries
Oil
Class
4%
Jan
43/4
Feb
53%
2,300
47%
Jan
53%
7%
Feb
Feb
14%
-
Feb
4%
Jan
Inc
4%
Jan
Co
Ltd
Mines.
1%'
5
1
1%
1%
6,900
20%
24
50c
243/8
11,100
1
1%
-
3/4
10,900
-
Jan
13A
,
Feb
24 3/4
Feb
1%
<
Jan
'
1
class
A
7%
37
-
7%
35%
113A\
9 A
Jan
8y8
Feb
3,900
29%
Jan
37
Feb
42,500
7}£
7-ftr
Jan
11%
Feb
23,500
11%
4%
1,100
8 Vb
37
Jan
10%
Feb
900
33%
Jan
37
Jan
•
B
10%
7.50
35%
35
35%
171%
166
176%
280
161
453A
6,300
42
Jan
53
Jan
96
Jan
103
Jan
30
Jan
—
(Geo A)
& Co
83A
10 3/8
>
Feb
43A- 114,600
2,100
33/a
4%
Jan
Horn
&
7%
6%
7%
700
6%
Jan
73/4
Jan
Horn
&
7%
7 Vb
7%
7%
Jan
73/4
Jan
5 Vo
22%
18%
22%
1,400
7,700
16%
Jan
233/4
Jan
Hoskins
Hardart
Baking
Hardart
•
Co..
•
common
(The)
2.50
Mfg Co
17%
Jan
223A
Feb
Howell
5,100
3%
Feb
6Vb
Jan
Hubbell
25c
A
32
32.
12,700
32
3'2
Jan
Class
Jan
13%
Jan
Hudson Vitamin Products Inc
6%
6 3/8
6%
7,100
Jan
6 3/4
Feb
Hycon Manufacturing Co
Hydromatics Inc
10%
5
Electric
2,300
7%
42
10,600
137% 143
16,500
6%
31%
130
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%
42%
152
Co
Motors
(Harvey)
B
Inc
common
—
class
_
_
_
_
_
_
__
—
31
31
1893/4
323/4
Jan
Feb
1
30 34
900
73/4
Jan
10
Jan
17%
93/4
18
5
_
200
32
Jan
18
800
15%
Jan
18
Feb
16 y2
1
com—5
A
17
700
143/4
Jan
17 v. Feb
293A
9
9%
Feb
353/8
Feb
32%
5,100
3%
3%
33A
26,900
2%
Jan
18%
18%
19%
3,600
18 Vb
Feb
2.50
26 Vb
233/s
27%
36,600
21%
Jan
27 3A
Feb
5
28%
28
283A
2,100
273/4
Feb
30'A
Jan
33yaC
13%
11%
13%
3,300
11%
Feb
133/4
Jan
f
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5
9%
9%
m
10,100
Jan
10 Vb
Jan
10c
1
Inc
Food
42%
__
4,500
Jan
42%
preferred
4%
7%
8%
8%
•
.*
Jan
3%
2.50
Hofmann
Jan
Feb
63A
Jan
Jan
Jan
>75
.
10,800
12%
50c
10 Vb
105
Jan
.Jan
Feb
8%
50c
Inc
A
12%
,100
40
-
Feb
Feb
7%
1
*
5
103
Jan
;
10
Holophane Co
,
103
'
■
25c
com
Hoffman International Corp
Feb
-
70
10c
Feb
22,300
6 %
3,400
_100
Payne
Hotels
Class
Feb
Jan
25%
•
Supermarkets
Hilton
Feb
43/4
26,500
convertible preferred
Hill's
Feb
6lA
33 5/b
67,400
•
Foods
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
.5 %
1
v
Jan
6%
33%
25c
Kosher
1
Feb
•'
%
4%
Higble
12 3/4
-
A
%
29%
Feb
39%
Feb
25% FPb
.ho
j
5%
98
V
5
19.Vs., Jan
32%
31
7!4
133/4
•
Jan
40
Jan
Jan
.
10c
Inc
Galion
15%
/
Light
Jan
137%
Feb
4%:Jan
3,600
17,600
94%
3%
Jan
,
4%
22%
4%
3%
7
Jan
9 %
38 %
Jan
133/4
20
49
2%
Jan
24%
v,
3%
19,700
4%
1%
.'/• 6%i-Jan-
.
1,800"
11%
98
19%
l-.OOO
12%
31
5ya
1%
73%
1
-
25%
20
1
Feb
22
98
5%
1
6
5
Industries
223/4
A
5%
.'
3%
Instrument
Jan
98
—1
&
Feb
2%
Jan
29%
123/4
„
3,400
.10
class
Co
&
Camera
27%
1
19%
Corp
(Max)
12%
Jan
9c
preferred
Hydrometals
Fairchild
Jan
Jan
Corp
(W
•4%
Hygrade
Factor
11%
2%
30
10c
Jan
2,000
23%
50c
-
-
"4%
Line—
13%
1,500
^
_10c
Exquisite Form Industries Inc
Feb
1,200
Hollinger Consol Gold
Hplly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc.
1
Eureka
103A
2 s/8
.30
Co
Rubinstein Inc
Feb
29%
178
16%
-
10,900 »
9'A
10%
4%
or
Feb
27,000
27%
•
common—60c
Mining
Helmerich
15% Jan
11,200
52%
Eureka
Feb
14
'
2%
Inc
National
Feb
24%
60,200
common—!_1
Electronics.^
Corporation Ltd
$1
Jan
15%
Jan
25%
Corp
Jan
Jan
25%
9,400
29%
11 Vb
,
15
Jan
10
1
—
Lithographing
4%
41 Jan
9,200
25c
&
Feb
11%
700
27%
Co
Bishop
39%
Jan
Jan
19%
18,700
1 %
-
29%
6,800
Electronics—
&
Inc
Radio
Mfg
26
19,800
9%
Hastings
25 %
.
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4,700
/
6,500
—:
10%
1,700
13 Vb
Feb
3%
-
153
10c
,_1
Co_
9,300
15 %
2
Stores
172%
10
1
1
11%
14%
12%
15%
5
Harnischfeger Corp
Hartfield
12%
preferred——
1st
cum
Esquire
29%
_•
Feb
1
Feb
153/a
Corp
11
Feb
64%
•'
10c
Inc
Jan
143/B
common!
convertible preferred
Equity
11%
Jan
12%
Corporation
12
c
39 %
3%
20c
pfd—100
1
Corp
Electric 5%
Feb
96 3/4
'
a
Jan
10%
common
new
National
Empire
Ero
Inc
District
52
12,600
t
11%
Corp
Corp
573/8
1
Air-Freight
Empire
101
Jan
_.l
Inc
Plywood Corp
123/4
12%
America
64%
1
Lamp Co
24%
14V2
Co
of
Corp
59 %
Feb
12%
Inc
American
B
Jan
Inc—10c
Facilities.
Missile
6c
Electronics
60 y4
50
H
&
Jan
50c
Associates
Research
97
93%
—
96
Feb
8%
38
_i-'_—.—1
Electronic
.-
95%
—
&
Industires
22%
29
Corp
Assistance
Jau
14
Industries
Jan
32
Communications
Electronic
Electronic
Land
Western
Jan
5%
.
16%
_—
——.
95%
1
.
Inc
——
States
Gulf
10%
28V4
1
—10c
Corp
an
10
4
—
Industries
50 3%
29%
"
28%
Electrographic
10
'
'—I—
16%
Products
1,600
28%
—-.—.—5
Share
&
9%
-1
—.
-
Leases
i'3,100
31
28
Bond
Electric
Feb
Feb
2%
12%
Mines
Company
11%
.'.
1
Ltd.—:
Dev
Jan
.
'
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_
Freehold
56%
10%
x55
55
27%
and
Mines
B
series A
14,700
12 Va
24
"IrV
—
Corporation
Elder
'5%
19%
18 %
5
Producers
500
11
23%
12
27%
preferred
Edo
Jan
13
-
Hydraulics
Griesedieck
Harbor
1
series
Jan
14 5/8
4o
—
class
Chemical
preferred
Greer
H
•
•
1
A__
series B—
preferred
10
1
Inc
Jan
9
9%
10%
«■
1
common.
Jan
18%,
Feb
8%
9'/a
10%
25
;
"4%
100
Feb
35% X36V2
-20c
Inc__
3,300
13,900
•
Jan
J
1
Inc
Industries
Western
6%
Heii-Coil
Iron
~
5
Jan
39
Jan
•
Manufacturing Co
Lakes
Heller
Malleable
4 '/2
Jan
Feb
12%
E
Frelghtways
*
"
2%
Manufacturing
Amer
Great
Helena
Eastern
35%
2Vz
Gray Manufacturing Co
Hecla
Eastern
Jan
Jan
Jan
36%
—1
American
4%
~
34%
19%
Ltd
Inc
Warrants
——_•
Potash Co.
of
Corp
Dynamics
Jan
9%
— —
10s
—
1
common—•
1'
Jan
Jan
9%
reg
Corp
Duval Sulphur &
Co
Hartford
Rubber Co Ltd—
dep rets ord
Duraloy
(The)
Co
Durham
Hosiery class B
.American
Feb
123/8
15%
1
Rapids Varnish.
Jan
7%
10%
DUnlop
Duro
Jan
Feb
9%
12%
*
Co
Power
273/4
Feb
43/4
.u
Consolidated
Gorharn
Gridoil
Co,—
34%
Jan
10%
19%
•
Products
Goodman
Jan
4%
Co—1
rr
5
Fair-Community Drug————L 1;
Harris
Duke
Feb
9%
9%
Exploration
&
Drilling
Driver
12%
4%
%
32.50
1
1
—-—*
*
preferred
$2
Jan
8%
6%
•
7.50
Textile Co Ltd
Dominion
10%
4,000
9%
2Va
*
*
•
Ltd
Dominion
Dominion
12%
11%
reg
—
1,800
27
Jan
31%
Feb
2
90
145
Jan
Jan
9%
5%
10s
———
1
Research
1
rets ord
37,800
Jan
Jan
5%
143/4
Co
(Adolf)
6'/a
3,000
Union
Gobel
3,100
28%
Globe
Jan
400
3%
10% 'Feb
Ltd—
Co
dep
Amer
100
11%
5 5/b
3%
Jan
1
Corp
Distilleries
17%
Great
.
275/a
Feb
Jan
4%
•
Industries
Jan
5,000
~9%
12%
Distillers
Jan
1%
—
—,
Jan
29%
Productions Inc
Desilu
4%
4%
143/4
•
7%
8,700
5%
1
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
1
Detroit Industrial Products
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
25c
Dilbert's
Quality Supermkts com__10c
7%
1st
preferred
10
stock—.—*
debenture
8%
6,100
:•
~7
28%
A
800
1,600
4,600
343/4
•
Corporation
Yellowknife Mines
7%
ly2
5
100
class
Mfg
Dennison
53/8
2%
50c
Corp
Controls
16%
50c
Stores
Dejay
Jan
5 Vb
—
2.50
Enterprises
preferred
9%
10
Dayco Corp class A pref
35
D C Transit System Inc cl A com__20c
Jan
2%
10%
103/4
5
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred—
5%
10c
Inc
Mines
Day
102 %
Jan
27%
—«*'
j
395/8
Jan
Jan
9%
9%
1
'
£1
reg
|
Plywood
Giant
Industries Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred
Davidson Brothers Inc
5y8
Jan
2
43A
5 Vb
'
Gilbert
Daryl
36%
600
Ltd—
Co
Gilchrist Co
Crystal Dairies
High
98%
2%
2%
—
1
„
400
39%
_
-1
Flreproofing
Gianninl
Daitch
Low
.
1
-
common
Development
American
383/4
~2%
"wts"
Corp
convertible
General
Jan
12
Manufacturing Co class A
Laboratories class A common.l
B
common
1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Feb
Jan
5%
38%
2Vb
Acceptance
Alloys Co
General
•
_
"III100
General
—
—
Shares
Low
Co
General
Jan
67
22,300
6%
Jan
common...
preferred
Geliman
Jan
39%
1%
29%
71%
3%
6%
6 136
11,800
14%
•.
Feb
Feb
17,900
37%
71
71
8%
5«
'
_
Jan
6%
36%'
—
6
__
for Week
Feb
13%
3,700
__
1%
■>
37%
5
8 Vb
■
—
Sales
Range
G
Jan
14%
1,500
—
__
Week/s
of Prices
Sale Price
High
19%
-
17
—
February 1 7)
Last
.
American Stock Exchange
General
Corp
Ltd—
Beverage
Cott
5
1
*
1.50
——...
common
High
—■'
•
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
—
*
—
—
& Reynolds
preferred class
Corroon
$1
Shares
33
*
Friday
for Week
Low
Ended
(Range for Week
•
of Prices
Distilling Ltd cl A voting.*
(H)
Corby
^GE
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
(833)
Products
-
29%
4
.
Jan
22%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common
$2
shs
beneficial
39
37%
39
39
Feb
31%
30
31%
15,500
1,425
30% Jan
30
of
29%
Jan
31%
Feb
1.50
6%
6%
7%
1,600
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
1
19%
19%
20'/a
2,700
int
1
preferred
Falcon
Seaboard
Drilling Co
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd—
•
17
Jan
21
Feb
1
l-fo
1%
1%
10,200
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
1
3%
3%
3%
27,400
2%
Jan
4%
Jan
IMC
Magnetics
Imperial
Imperial
dep
Oil
Federated
Purchaser class A
Petroleum
Filmways
Financial
10c
Inc
convertible
Firth
Sterling
Fischer &
Fi'shman
Flying
H)
Motor
of
Ford
Motor
Co
Forest
Fox
City
Head
Jan
6%
Jan
5%
Jan
6
Jan
5%
5%
1,200
5%
Jan
5%
3,900
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
900
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
1,000
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
11
3%
3%
10%"
10%
10%
8
Co.
2.50 ':
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1
Inc
15%
1
.
Canada
5%
6%
11,500
4%
22
23%
8,300
16
24%
Jan
13%
22%
1
:■
6
_
13%
100
12
Jan
13%
Jan
14%
16%
56,200
9%
Jan
16%
Feb
131%
Jan
142
144
470
20
20
20
400
13'/a
12%
13%
5,000
10%
Jan
2%
3%
81,100
1 %
Jan
*
144
1
Brewing Co
2%,
1.25
(The) Company
Frost Inc
(Geo A) Co
footnotes,
Tobacco
Tob
1
i
10c
5
see
page
-
36.
4
15%
33
4
13%
31%
of
of
Gt
Canada
Brit
&
Indianpolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd_ 100
Electronic Hardware Corp—50c
9
41
Feb
13%
Jan
9A Feb
4,700
41
93/8
Feb
Feb
37 V*
Jan
13
39%
41
Jan
'
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Indust
4%
17
33
19%
Jan
5,500
"•
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3%
Jan
47,900
7%
Jam
1,800
28
'Jan
25c
1
1
Inc
class A
Plywood Co
Industrial
Inland
Credit
Corp
Inland
Homes
82%
82%
85%
43/4 Jan
5y8
Jan
1,600
4%
53/8
Jan
560
5
4%
Jan
2,700
83%
4%
5
5%
80
Insurance Co
International
Breweries
Vb
13%
3,400
Jan
143/4
Feb
94
91%
96 3A
8,600
76%
Jan
97
Jan
12%
11%
12 y4
4,600
103/8
Jan
12%
Feb
Inc
Corp
Products
32 Va
32%
300
30 Va
Jan
323/4
Feb
1)%
9%
9%
1,000
73/b
Jan
11%
Jan
Oil
8
7%
8
1,400
7%
Jan
2%
2y4
2%
1,000
2
Jan
33%c
Company
4%
Feb
4%
Jan
Ironrite
Feb
Irving
Jan
13%
Feb
"17
*
33%
Feb
Investors
1
Inc
Air
Chute—.
Israel-American
Oil
Feb
26
12
Royalty
1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron
Fireman
Manufacturing—..
1
20 %
Jan
23
13 V*
5
26
183/4
23 3A
5
of -North America
International Holdings
International
5%
Jan
1
1
Corp
Intex
£1
reg
reg
6,500
Feb
Ltd—
dep rets ord
Enterprises
ord
Jan
11%
5%
11%
Co Inc
Friendly
For
5%
4,500
10c
!
Fresnillo
Fuller
2,100
5%
preferred—.
Line
Ford
'American
6%
5%
10c
Corp
Inc
Porter
(M
Tiger
5%
5%
25c
General
First National Realty & Construc¬
tion Corp common
^Oc
5%
1
Corp.
Industries—
rets
(Canada)
Imperial
Imperial
Felmont
Corp
Chemical
American
—
Corp
1
--1
—-lOr
9
79
163/4
75/8
A
%
2 5/8
Jan
Jan
Jan *
173/4
Feb
,
19
%
Jan
6,100
5%
Feb
8'A
Feb
600
8»A
6
8V4
79
153A
18 Vb
Jan
21%
Jan
40,700
A
Jan
%
Jan
800
16% X17V2
18%
19
Jan
"
si
34
(834)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
stocks
American Stork
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Shares
Low
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
for Week
Range
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
'
Low
Par
High
Vr
Sales
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended February \ J)
Sales
Range
Par
.
.
;S
v
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
*
Jeannette Glass
—1
14V4
13%
14%
7,500
Jetronic Industries Inc
12.%
.100
7%
7%
7%
3,100
6%
Jupiter Oils Ltd
.150
2iV
2%
47,000
1
;
Jan
Ml
Jan
8 '%
Jan
Mount
Jan
iil
14%
2%
Jan
Jan
Diablo
Mountain
3%
3%
100
3%
1
4'%'
400 ".
3%
Jan
Mills
States
Tel
"
Feb
4%
•
Jan
14%
.15%'
15 '%
16';
12.50.;
Tel
&
Jan
3%
'
'
28%
27 Vat
28%* '
"f 8,900."
19%
12%
19%.
64,300'
1
r
Jan :
16
Feb
24%
"1,200
2.50
Inc.:
" 2%
Jan
4'%
Videotronics class A
MP©
'-2 % ' Jan r"T *
•
2%«
4
Compwiy
Vernon
100'
2%
1
com
preferred
(i%
Co
Products
Metal
Clemens
Mt
Jan
28%
Feb
8'%
Feb
19%
Feb
?'
*
l-'V.
Muntz TV Inc
■;
K
.:.
777.7;' 7"7: ■;£/
7 / -.7: .7: :'':, ; 4
■.-V. '
Corporation
Murphy
12%
Feb
Ohio Mlg Co——.
Muskegon. Piston; Ring Co.
Industries
Corp
Kalfcman (D) & Company.
-Kansas Gas & "Electric -34*%%
Katz
Drug
Kay
Jewelry
Stores
(Walter)
Kilembe
&
Oil
3%
96%.:
96%
96%-
29.%
31
~77%
25%
1
l
Feb
Muskogee Co—i.———
Muter
Knott
L)
new
Kostin
Rubber
Inc
Hotels
98
Jan
Jan
31
<
5,700
60 '%
Jan
25%
7
8,000
18
Jan
26%
1,100
11%
Jan
13%
14%
14%
1,200
12%
Jan
15%
Co
A
<
21?
1
1*%
1,600
*2%
?2%
12%
_
26,600
2%
10%
9%
-
^...SOO 'jJ.
;.
'• 6%
'
•
*
Feb
9%
Feb
35%
Jan
T%
Feb
;
6':
7%
Jan /.
:
7%
Feb
3%
11,600:;
Feb
*
Jan";
1
33
•
Jan
27%
48
Jan;
,v8
'"• 300
>
7%%
6%.
8%
8%
5%
130
•
v
•
Jan
Jan
%
A
9%
25,600
218
1/
N
Feb
12%
Jan
Inc
"
:—1.,;
1.
—
v.
-
Industries Inc.;—
Alfalfa. Dehydrat & Milling—3
Napco
National" Bellas
Hess—
1 i' /
1-
Brewing Co (Mich)__
National. Casket; Company
1.
,__5
-1
National
Feb
National
Company Inc—
8%
•
8% -'
-
2,800
7%
8%
4,500
.4%
5%
13,200
4%
4%
10%'
National
Jan.
Feb
fs Jan
18 %
-V——-8
Corp
Kamni-Loeser's
2% Feb
12 %
Jan
A
Feb
Jan
2%
2% Jan
i
6,300
18%
15%
_
2,600
Feb
Nachman
A Jan
% Jan
1% Jan
.
3,300
'•
83%
2
15,600
2%
9
,33
25c
29'%
5%
;
convertible
18%
3,700
534
.29,500
22'%
100
.
22'%
-.7.50
-
34%
5'/8
,
3
Corp
18%
1834
18%
18%
187»
18%
19
2'%
2ya
^
3%
Feb
6 Vb
Jan
Jan
Jan
21'%
22,800
183%
1 "
34%
22%
21'% Jan
200
1 ',
preferred
18'%
Feb
4%
.
36»A
36%,
22%
23%
5% Feh
4% Jan
10% Feb
4%/Jan
7% Jan
.
2%
-
"
'24%,'
600
7/. -
33
50
J-an
Jan
9
,
3,700
•••'
3%;
,8%
:
110,700
10%
8%3%
—
■>
Jan
18'%
18 7%
_
Jan
19%
3%
Feb
37%
Feb
241%
Feb
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
Feb
.
;'
Jan
14,500
19%
Jan
:irr 500
12"'
Jan;
21,500
34,900
11%
Jari
Feb
'1A Feb
•'-600
•81%
Feb
/9%-Jan
"7,700
5,800
--■1%
1%
Jari
121/4
Jan
18 %
Feb
40,000
17%
Jan
27%
,
,
Jan
19%
Jan
2%
National
Jan
2
Feb
Mlg
Stores————-1,...
at
National Petroleum Ltd—_——
25c
Inc
Presto
National
Research
Rubber
Steel
National
39%
39
40%
2,200 "
1
14%
13%
14%
8,800
—1
3%
3%
3%
__1
5y8
4%
13%
"i7%;
1 3*2
1
Machinery
33%
Jan
43%
Feb
National
12'%
Jan
16%
Jan
National
1,200
3%
Jan
4 %-Jan
National
5'%
700
4%
Feb
6 %
6%
Transit
T'%
m%;
16
26
22%
18%:
27% (
19%
50c v
Ltd
Car
81/4
18'%
19%
200
39%
42%
1,900
10
Chemical
&
8%
1%
*.•
———1
Corp.,
41 %
"
Feb
20% Jari
31%
'/
;/ 3'%'
1
3
3%:
3
3
30c
2%
2'%
3
1
25 %
Feb
Ja*
11%
Jan
Jan
4.
Jan
23%
Jan
3'%
Jan
1%
Jan
23%
193%
Jan
26%
Feb
16'%
900
,
43
.2%
20,500
'7
Jan
10%
—10C
_
Co
Jan'
: Jan
18
•
National Telefilm Associates.^
1
Inc
13
15%
•
"—
_2
Industries
National
National Starch
Apparel
..13%
17%
lJU
/
(expire Feb. 28)_—
-
Jan
18
2,000
Equipment
Rights
Feb
2,700
2% "
Machines.,—_1
Rental Ltd-;
1
Weld
Electric
National
National
National
Kropp (Tlie) Forge Co
L'Aiglon
9%:/
34'%.' 35 oV
10
Company :
.
Jan
%
17%
31'%
Jan
12%
1
20
r5;300:.'
Jan
12%
2
%
27,900
48/
Jan
80%
■at
1
(The) Corp Class A
$1.20
Jan
27%
1
common
new
Corp
Kratter
95 %
2.50. v
27% «'■
9
4%
Jan-'
Jan
23%
42'%
*
Jari.
4
~9,600''
26%
48
I
(IB)
(H
10
900
1
Co
Jan
77%
' 23%
a
2
1.23
.
Products
Kleinert
"
14%
lOc
,
3
12
12
2.50
-
*
8% Jan
.
16 400
__fl
Co
31,900
•
31
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
Klion
3%
25o
;
Kingsford Company
Kingston
11%
3V4
100
Inc
Company
Kirby Petroleum
llVa
•
3%
__1
pld
1
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Kin-Ark
U'/2
„50c
Company
•Ka-wecki Chemical Co
Kawneer Co (Del)
Kidde
4
_
4%-»
4%
4%
,
.5
;
Murray
Kaiser
•
1
'
Jan
223%
Feb
'
•'
.„
.
5%
6%
—3
-
3,300
5%
16%
17'%
600
1.16%
15'%
15%
1,100
13%
Jan
6%
1,800
53%
Jan
8'%
4,800
57%
Jan
Natus
Jan
Union Elecvric Corp——
Video
class
Corp
A
:__i
Corp
Nelly Don Inc
Jan
7
Jan
Jan
173%
Jan
NesLle-Le
16 7%
Feb
New
England Tel
6%
Feb
New
Haven
8%
9
Jan
New
Jers-ey
Feb
New
Mexico
New
Park
New
Process
13,400
26%'
29,000
20
20%'
21%;:;
10,300
24'%
32,300
"
;-
Feb
Feb
Feb
49
2%
24'%
'
2
18'%
•24'%
1
—
28%
13'%
Jan
283/a
Feb
39%
Jan
1'%
Jan
'
24%
'
'''
—5
Mur
Co
283%
"
29%.
1,500
32 '%•■ Jan
"
.10
Lanston
„5
Corp
6%
6
—1
Industries
Larchfield
15 %
7%
7%
Snlle
Extension
Leesona
Lefcourt
Leonard
Le
Relinei4es
Tourueau
5%
i-
(RG)
preferred
Lithium
Locke
Inc
Class
•
Inc
A/ 2'%
8,700
•
10%
100
Jan
Jan
24
Jan
3'%
Jan
Jan
13%
*
Jan
Feb
31
Jan
New
York
Auction
4%
Jan
5
Jan
New
York
&
Feb
7'%
Jan
New
York
11%
117%
19
7,700
;
7%. Jan
225
18
12'%
25c
4%
43 %
51%/ /
•A
1,900
33%
Jan
Rim
Nipissing
Jan
Norfolk
Shipley
&
(The)
.
Longines-Wittnauer
Loral
Co
Co
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Lyncii
35%
10
Lead
(The)
40
19%
30c
Exploration
Friday Silver
Lunkeniieimer
1% /
-
68%
18%
28%.
25c
Service;
&
1%-
1
Electronics-Corp
Lucky
1%
1
^
Watch
Mines
Co__
10c,
2.50
'<
Corp
1%
Jan
ll'/4
Jan
41%
Feb
16%
Jan
19% Feb
60'%
62,500
19%
7,800
69'%?".
18%*
7,400
28 ;
9%
28%
10%
-
200
250
3,000
*
-
Jan
69%
-/16
Macke
Inc
Corp class
Airlines Inc_
Mackey
Oil
Maine
Jan
211%
North
&
25% ■
28%
1%
—33»%o
%
8 V4
Jan
11%
Jan
100
4%
4%
Majestic Specialities
Mangel Stores
Ruilway
Northern
North
RR
Ind
Jan
.25%
Oils
Ltd
Marconi
Tire & Rubber
International
25%
Jan
5,300
1'%
Jan
%
Jan
.
2.90
Ohio
A Jan-v,
Serv
Nickel
4'%%
Mines
Co
I
% Jan
Jan;.
Okalta
5%
Jan
Old
25 y2
Feb
5,800
25
Jan
43'%
Co
Massey-Ferguson
Maule
401%"
5,300
30%
Jan
40'/4
Feb
OO
/
3,000
-'
/
'
41/2
7,100;
0v
8
Jan
>'r -T'
Mead
Oil
•
IHI-I3
Inc
&
11%
,
v.
*
21«
Ill
Mfg Co
Refrigerating Co
Mining Corp Ltd.
Merchants
1
Mesabi.Iron Co
1
26
11%
12'%
12,100
10%
20'%
Jan
6%
1,100
2%
18.200
12,100
5'%
*
•
i
,
Feb
638
5%
,
1
Merrill Island
23,200
2%
147
1
5%
1734-
21'/a
•
6'%
2
'
122
&
Thermit
—I_,_9
Corp...
;
Extruders
Inc_.
12'%
.■
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
Jan
6% Jan
3
Jan
preferred •.
MicromaLic
Hone
-
Feb
Microwave
Midland
Oil
~~
Piping Co
Mill Factors Corp
■V'h-
of
Feb
1,300
5%
Feb
;7
6,000
14%
*
Ltd.'
Airlines
Jan
2'%
Jan
2,600
10%
Jan
500
8'%
Jan
29,800
4
34'/a
Jan
9%
56
y2
12%
Clay
Gas
5%%
*
%
,10o
"ctfs'
II
9%
&
4'%
Jan
13'/4
Jan
233/8
20 Vs
25%
5%
Jan
6%
Precision Industries-
Mooongahela
4.40%
1
100
Inc_——
85 %
Northern
Pacitic
Petroleums
Jan
102
26
700
253/a
Feb
28
5%4 :<■
\
.45,900
3%
% i
--4,300
40% /
15,600
Jan
'/2
Jan
'
.
36Jan
=
23
4,200
Jan
.
Warrants
Jan
•86
3 Vn
30,300
160
f
4^80%
preferred
series
B
TOO
95
95
4.50%
preferred
series ".C
100
88%
1,200
,
••
-
r /
43%
500
61%r.
18%
1574;/
/-/ v
■'.',*•/'• >*<'
•'
;
•,
'x''.*;t "i
6 7 a .Feb
16'%
Feb
30%
/ Jan
3%t Jan
;
Jan
.
•
1,500
1,500
16
,
13'4 Jan
-
r
*18'%
Jan.;*; •;
"r
400':
3%
;:
,
Feb
4%
Jan
19'%
*
*
*
Feb
1778
•;
Jan
Jan
61 %, Feb
...Jan '*,
52
*
6-%, .Jan
4'%
374, Jan*
;
2,200
4 ■%,/..
3%
88%
i7y8
16%
f
15%-Jan '*/■'
'-•/*'
■' \
3,500
Jan
5% Feb
Pall
Corp
20
30
Pancoastal
Jan
Pantepec Oil (C A)
27 Va
31%
273/4
28 %
25'/a
25%
'
—
Jan
;
25 >/8 *
2 5 3/8
"
24%
23'%
24
22%.
22%
22%
-
43%
Feb
86
393%
Jan
/
Jan
32
Feb
Jan
28%
Jan
25'%
Jan;
26 Vb
Jan
25 Yb
Jan
:/ 27%'
500
25'/a
24 3/6
38%
1,: 30% ;jan,
800
•;*
v'. •/•••;'
^
900
3,200
25%
25'/a
24%
7
■
*
1.600
300
/i,too:
%
25 y2
.2478 Feb
34% .Ja'rt
22%
Jan
,1 25% Jan
Jari
25
Jan
22
1,200
'100
_2
6%
6%
.7
.
;
Jan_.
.6 %
3,600
.!
90'%
91%
88'%
88%"
'24^ "'Feb
' 23 Ve Feb
;
95%
96%:
87%
89
3%
12'%.
10%.
IVb-
6»%
100 3%
—100
65%:
1
:
,
——:
1
* '
1
'
3
*
Park
Feb
Class
B
Co
class
A——2
6,900
97'8
9,000
/ 57%
10O'% 100% '
62%
'
38%
450
r-
.68
~
"
Ltd—-
45
.14
-
95%
Feb
Ltd^——1
Parkersburg-Aetnn
Feb
90
Jan
Patlno
Canada
Corp
5/
I
:■
3'%
7%'
3'%
:
5%;
15
\
Jari
28%.
,1003%
peb
69%
Jan/•
y'
Feb
26'%
,
Feb
45
,
'/Feb
'1%
Jan
,
•
..
;
A jari.% i
7
"V
Feb.
1;J Jan
200.:....:i3%'
134
1,100.
,1
3.3Q0,
:•
1,500
Jan;
9'%
.
-5,400../1/', 43/4 - Jan'
4
9 y8 3% •
i2'% Feb
.7'%' Feb
Feb/'-/
51%; Jan-
Feb
Feb
:3'% Jan
'
-l-,- Jan
11-, 800
-6,400
600
.
;
13%
13%
9
.
14
/
.■
24 y2
3,000
,14,800
1'%"- l% f
%
%;.
7'%
5.'/a
*
V
2
——_—1
-J.—2
Gold Dredg
Jan
88'/a
of
i:%.
Jari //
Jan
Feb
'
89
Jan /
99'%
*
4,000
v.
2%
s
140
Jan
66,200
■
-
-.'Jan'
84
7'%
42...
.
—
.
96%
3'%
24*7-8" -26
T JBol'
Chemical
Company
v.
__1
Elecfrcchemical Corp class A—ZlOc
Pen
Feb
Jan
/
12'%
"24 ta"
vt'c_/2Bol;
Anier shares
Feb
89
91%
270
130
1
pfd
91V2
Jan/
330
89
73% Jan
.
Jan ",
86'%
120
-
•
Feb
86 '%>
220
91
Jan
91 * *
V
31'%
1
Ltd
class Axi—
Petroleum (C.A)
Jan
Pinker
Jan
31%
—:
42%
'
82 3/4
39%
•
Airlines
;
%
;
39'%
28
•
"
■
27
...
3,700
-
6'%
*
preferred
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4
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Molybdenum Corp of America
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20
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1
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-
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r
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25
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Occidental
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Feb
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15%
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1,100
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Jan
200
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21,300
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2,150
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50
Jan
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Northeast
Jan
Jan
5,-100
25%
24
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Public Service
20%
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American
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125
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Feb
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;
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Feb
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43%
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38
40,800
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7
5
45,000
13%
4%
4%
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28
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Feb
57%-Jan +-
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6%
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,
Volume
193
Number
6031
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(835)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
stocks
v
American Stock
Week's
Last
Exchange
Range
Par
Perfect L.Circlei.
Perfect
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9%
12%
72 %
24%
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40%
43%
3,200
lft
1%
19,800
42 V2
...—1
1
16
36 y8
9
35
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Steel
Gorp
Industries
Pittsburgh
(Del)—.—.
Lake
&
10
4
Inc
Materials
Pneumatic Scale
Polarad
Products .class
Sinclair
Jan
9%
4,700
8
Jan
1021/4
650
96
Jan
102%
Feb
6,300
11%
Jan
15-
Feb
1,800
6%
Feb
10
7%
Jan
,-
Jan
44
231/4
Boss
Feb
2%
2%
700
2%
Jan
21/2
11%
12%
5,600
10%
Feb
12%
Feb
19
20%
1,100
17%
Jan
22"%
Jan
10%
11
600
4.88%
10%
Jan'
11
Jan
53%
551/2
250
4.78%
501/4
Jan
55%
?eb
2%
67
67
45%
1
42
5%
5,000
21/8
Jan
2%
60%
Jan
68%
46
4%
5
preferred
40%
Jan
49%
66
Jan
63
Jan
63
64
400
58%
Jan
22%
64%
22%
preferred
2,300
25
211/2
Jan
22
Jan
4.08%
22%
cumulative
22 %
22%
200
preferred
25
21%
Jan
221/4
Jan
Feb
California
Petroleum
Feb
lli/e
Feb
Spencer
87%
Feb
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Stahl-Meyer Inc
10%
75
Jan
831/2
Jan
901/2
5,700
49
Jan
90%
1,200
21%
Jan
24"%
Feb
19%
18,200
13
Jan
19%
Feb
18
16%
19%
27,400
12%
Jan
19%
Feb
1
$1.60
convertible
Standard
Metals
2V8
Jan
4%
Shares
Standard
Feb
Feb
14
Tube
271/2
Feb
243/4
26%
3,600
22
Jan
27%
10%
171/a
is
2,100
16%. Jan
19%
9%
Steel
Jan
Jan
9%
-
——
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8'/a
6%
27%
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Jan
18
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41/2
,
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500
4%
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1,900.
42,900
20% Jan
Feb
191/4
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5
20
Jan
i
121/2
Jan
300
58%
Jan
64%
Feb
4,900
28%
Jan
38
8%
10%
56,200
8'/a
Jan
10 %
Jan
9
400
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
10%
11
3,400
91%
Jan
11%
Feb
231/2
Jan
26
13%
13%
900
12%
Jan
14%
Feb
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
81%
Feb
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10%
1
%
1%
74%
69%
v'
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Corp..
Reeves
Reis. (Robert) & Co—.
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5c
-
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Rio Algom Mines Ltd common—
—
Warrants
series
Grande
Vtc"
3%
Robinson
.'11%
Jan
B
53/8
'
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Corp
1965
3
Products
10%
11
2,200
9%
Jan
11%
27%
300
24'/8
Jan
27%
Feb
3%
6%
3%
1,600
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
7%
1,500
6
Jan
7%
Feb
6%
9
13
Feb
Feb
13
Jan
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
191/4
3%v Jam
7,600
5%
5%
Feb
5%
18,300
4%
19%
4,200
143/4
%
ft
3'/a
2%
50c
10%
1
Inc
28%
2%
ft
2%
Feb
.
Jan
5
Feb
2%
Rolls
100
13%
7%. Jan
%
21,500
ft Jan
%
Feb
12,300
43/8, Jan
51/4
Jan
5
>
8if Jan
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17%
7,000
14
Jan
17%
160
78%
Feb
80%
Feb
26%
Jan
32%
Feb
11
Feb
13%
Feb
32 »/2
7,900
—1
13%
11
13%
13,500
6 %
1,200
2%
Roosevelt
Rowland
Raceway
Products
1.50
Inc
Talon Inc class A
4%
B
Fifth
4%
4%
12,900
3%
Jan
41/2
20%
Jan
1,600
161/4
Jan
22%
Jan
8%
9
1,700
81/2
Jan
91/2
Jan
2%
2
2%
2,800
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
.
Feb
2%
Jan
100
201/4
Jan
21%
Jan
37%
Feb
43 %
Jan
18%
19
1,200
18
Jan
44%
Jan
4 l'/a
191/4
45%
10,600
33% Jan
45%
Feb
4%
4%
4%
31/2
.4%
Jan
4%
30,700
2,800
41/4
Feb
3%
3%
Jan
4
Feb
%
1%
49,900
27,400
3%
%
%
Feb
2%
Jam
3%
3,900
3
Jan
3%
Fteb
2%
1,300
2%
Feb
2 %
Jan
Technical
Tel-A-Sign
Television
Industries
Salem-Brosius
Texam
Oil
Jan
7%
Feb
Texas
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
3%
Feb
Texstar Corp
Textron
Electronics
3%
3
3%
1,900
2V2
Jan
3%
Feb
2%
2%
2%
3,600
2
Jan
3
5%
series
4% %
8 i/s
83/4
2,300
5%
Jan
91/2
Jan
8'%
8%
1,100
7%
Jan
91/4
Jan
203/a
20%
200
20
preferred
20
20
Savage
Savoy
preferred
Arms
Baxon
Power
Textron
Inc
&
&
Fisher
17%
Jan
19
Feb
21%
Jan
22%
Feb
ft
U
23,000
%
%
u
3/4
6%
61/8
7
81/4
8
8%
Co
6,000
500
Ltd
3
Feb
41%
Feb
53/8
Jan
Feb
3%
15,100
33/4
Jan
34,300
11%
Jan
14%
Feb
11%
10%
11%
93/4
Jan
11 5/8
2®/8
Jan
3
10c
'
Jan
63/4
53/8
5%
1%
2%
5,600
1%
Jan
1%'-
1%
1%
3,400
1%
Jan
4,600
53/8
■
Feb
33/4
Feb
Feb
83/4
Jan
2
50c
10c
Jan
6 5/a
•
Jan
23/4
Jan
1%
Jan
'
'
1%
10
—
•
'
—
92
—
Jan
94
Jan
1ft
!ft
12,200
1ft
Jan
10 Vb
Itt
Jan
9%
:
5,500
9%
Jan
115/8
Jan
9%
11%
36,000
71/8
Jan
11%
Feb
203/4
18%
21%
4,500
16%
Jan
21%
Feb
1%
11,000
1%
Jan
1%
1%
Feb
1%
8%
8%
800
8%
Jan
8 5/a
Jan
6'/8
6%
400
51/4
Jan
7
Jan
273/4
2 8 3/a
700
25%
Jan
29%
Feb
27%
26%
27 'ft
1,700
25%
Jan
283/4
Jan
181/4
—10
17%
18%
4,400
17 5/8
Jan
18%
Jan
22
21%
22
1,100
20
225
83
——
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—
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Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered
Amer
deposit rets
Todd
def
Jan
%
Jan
%
Jan
6 Vb
Feb
8%
Feb
91/4
Jan
preferred
Trans Cuba Oil Co class
Trans Lux Corp
A
Feb
7%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
5
Jan
67/a
Jan
5%
5%
5%
200
5
Jan
6%
Feb
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A
Radio Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
6%
53/4
7%
12,900-
3%
Jan
7%
Jan
3
3
31/8
34,600
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
23%
261/4
120,000
23%
26 %
18,800
8errick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
1
—1
13%
1,000
Feb
23/4
Servomechanisms
20c
10
14%
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
26%
26%
Feb
Jan
123/s
Feb
Jan
147/s
Feb
13,300
~7%
~7%
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28%
28
28%
200
•
Power
12.50
common
——
Canada
America
Petroleum
:
140% 1441/2
142
-
3,200
2,300
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footnotes, see page 36.
%
Jan
2%
1,400
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
5%
6%
25,200
3%
Jan
6%
Feb
%
1
•
%
13,500
4%
4%
18
Vb
141/2
Jan
18%
81/2
Feb
9%
Jan
2,400
16
8%
700
3,200
14%
9
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
500
15%
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
Jan
18%
27 %
29%
7,000
24%
20
29%
17%
21
2,400
19%
153/s
jan
Jan
ft Jan
Jan
29%
Feb
21
Jan
9
1
11%
73%
11
Jan
6%
Jan
21%
Jan
40
Union Gas
Co
of
27% Jan
Jan
125
Jan
293/8
1441/2
18%
1,900
ft
%
17,700
Jan
Union
Investment
Co
Union Stock Yards
of
Omaha
United Aircraft Products
United Asbestos Corp
Jan
Feb
Jan
98
Jan
United, Improvement &
United Milk Products
36
Jan
United
Jan
ft Jan
18%
,
17%
173/8
183/4
11,100
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
10%
10%
900
10%
Jan
10%
Feb
20
28%
283/4
100
27%
Jan
28 3/4
Feb
Jan
•
Feb
%
Jan
Molasses
American
Co
4%
4%
4%
2,400
4
Jan
5%
m
ift
3tt,
4ft
1ft
9,700
3ft
Jan
1
12,700
%
Jan
•
4ft Feb
lft Feb
463/4
1ft
463/4
47
600
42
Jan
48
Jan
Investing._2.60
5
4%
5%
9,500
4%
Feb
6 3/4
Jan
8
6
6
6%
500
43/4
Jan
7%
Jan
Ltd—
Canal
——
1
dep rets ord regis
United N J RR &
1
50o
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Elastic Corp
Jan
17%
B
4
Canada
— —
Feb
7%
Jan
u
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
94
•
3
86
84%
2%
10
31
1°°
Co—10c
Jan
83%
6
.1
United
-
Jan
Feb
Jan
40
5
Mining
Feb
2%
com.lOc
Trav-ler
Feb
20
20%
—*
Co
Feb
6
24
Jan
33/4
10,300
11
11%
Jan
Jan
2%
1.300
11
13%
91/4
2%
1,100
100
11
Feb
Jan
1
50c
True Temper Corp
25%
51/4
1
Tfi-Continental warrants
?
11%
5a
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
6%
251%
Inc
£1
20
Feb
8
registered
Shipyards Corp
4%
3
Inc
Feb
7%
14%
1
Inc
1,300
Seem
For
19%
Jan
13%
-_25c
1,600
2%
of
3%
.
.
.
6,200
4%
Co
Jan
19%
•
__
71/4
31/4
Siboney-Caribbean
Feb
11%
153/8
__
com...
6 5/b
4%
Shoe
503/4
18,500
212,700
5%
_
43/4
2%
of
Jan
503/4
7
11%
6%
3
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
32
45'A
5
6%
4%
Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
43
45%
—50o
3
General
Sbawinigan
Jan
5,700
...
43/8
2%
Denn
Feb
31%
8%
pfd
7
31/8
Shattuck
Jan
4%
5,000
3%
Inc
61/4
1
•
1
Leather
375/8
1,200
7%
_
4%
10c
Be ton
%
H Jan
1,200
Security Freehold Petroleums
Beeburg (The) Corp—
Bros
Roofing
Feb
Feb
7,700
2%
Thorofare Markets Inc
Thrifimart Inc class A
Tilo
26
4%
43
83/4
—
Park
26
Jan
413/a
43/4
353/8
"warrants"
Shovel
Jan
393/8
43/4
40%
1
1
1
Seaporcel Metals Inc
an
20%
100
31/4
.
1
Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Corp
20%
3,700
7%
Inc.-25C
3.50
25c
Co
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard Western Airlines
Securities
Jan
400
25c
Co
Oil
1,500
26
1
Light $4.56
Toledo Edison 4%%
Paper Corp
Sayre
21
ft "
1
(Del)
Bcurry-Ralnbow
Jan
22%
50c
Ltd
Ltd
Corp
Industries
20
CM CM ev* .CO
*
Petroleums
Feb
Fteb
7%
..IOC
Inc.
Amer
20
series preferred
series
Petroleums
Jan
8%
5.60%
Sapphire
21%
"
8%
4.40%
Sarcee
8
40%
Co—
preferred
series
26
241/4
Jan
2.50
& Electric
24%
7,200
12,100
Corporation
1%
16 pesos
Inc
Milling Co Ltd
Gas
Diego
Jan
Jan
13 %
_
2%
18% Jan
5%
Jan
*
Tenney Engineering Inc
Terminal-Hudson Electronics
Terry Industries Inc
2,300
7,100
51/4
28%
4% Feb
1
10,500
21 %
8,000
36,700
5
Teleprompter Corp
71/2
203/4
40%
21/4
26
._20c
3
21
8
"35%
__10
Corp
2
•
Ban
7
38%
_
Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Ban CarJos
v,2%
7_%
Inc
611
1
Ltd
3
.
10c
Inc
Thompson-Starrett
Corp
3
Inc
Industries
Thorncliffe
Lawrence
1
4%
4
181/2
Operations
Technicolor
Thew
Bt.
,
8
Corp
1
Jan
1,200
-50c
2%
.
r
.
Feb
•
2%
41
International
2
1
15%
40
26
3
6
18,600
si
1
preferred
2
26,600
100
Jan
7V..
13%
2iye
25o
__
common
71/4
*
Jan,
10 %
-I
:
r. -n.
2%
__1
Inc..'
1
Company
l4%
Jan
10c
(Del)
50c
Inc—
Avenue
(The F C)
Jan
8%
20
Jan
37%
common
cumulative
Jan
7%
50c
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks
6%
Jan
1
5
Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Russell
Feb
4%
191/4
41/4
30c
5%
8
12
15%
%i
21'/a
."19
Superior Tool & Die Co..
'Superior Window Co class A
Symington Wayue Corp warrants.
Syntex
Corporation
Teletro
512
5%
Feb
>
397/0
1
Technical Materiel
Royce Ltd—
£1
75
6,7.% -Jan
__
aft
Feb
80%
28i/2
Feb
Feb
900
13
15%
ft
—
10c
Sunset International Petrol Corp.
'Supercrete Ltd:
Class
141/2
31%
10%
31
ft 400
13 V4
Feb
Jan
Jan
26
_i..-„...75
Jan
ft Jan
3%
•
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Electronics
8%
100
74%. 75 ,
9%
9%
10
Jan
Feb
.ft- 7%- Jan
18,900
*
Amer dep rets ord regis
Roosevelt Field Inc
31
Jan
ft Jan
2%
Jan
9
2,300
8ft
80 Vb
17%
Inc—20c
Rogers Corp
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
2,200
-
Jan
21%. Jan
8
4%
Sunair
8%
9,700
31,700
10%
9%
8
500
%
3%
27
•
Co.
—
Feb
8
ft
ft
„
Jan!
4%
100
4%
65%
7%
"8%
*
1
pfd F
9%
1
preferred
Corporation
Jan
27%
lOc
(Hugo) Corp,
Container Corp....:.:...;
Taylor
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
681/4
3%
10c
ordinary
Corporation
(JB)
Btylon
Jan
'
Jan
11%
ft 2%
50c
1
7%
3/4. Jan,
181/2
5%
19
1
T
Technical
2%
2,700
,
Jan
,
Co—
Jan
7,300
Jan
11
-.1
Stop & Shop Inc—,
51/8. Jan
53 %.- Jan
3,400
19%
43/4
6
7,600.
3,650
12.%
173%
16
Gas
to
21,300
%
5%
1
32,200 •
<
62'/a
A
Valley
extended
3/4.
19
•
Resistoflex
4%
59%
11%
—1
;
3 %
13
1
———
7
7%
61 %
1
•Remingtpn .Arms Co Inc—;——
Republic Foil IncRepublic Industrial Corp..
Republic Transcon Indus- Inc
Rio
3%
61/2
6%
10;
,
%
27%.
'
-
22,000
75
Feb
-1
Stinnes
Stone
Jan
64%
-1
1,
Sterling; Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
/."ft/ft
9%
Jan
..1
Corp
Canada
Parts
.2,000
Feb
Feb
5
34%
..1
Inc
Instruments
of
10%
Jan
63 J/4
Feb
17%
■
_
40c
Broadcasting & Dev
16%
.20
Co
class
Aviation
Steel Co
Jan
25%
.
.
13
1
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Reeves
300
10
...
America
Jan
4%
33%
.10
Standard-Thomson
13,400
Etatbam
-•^■-Tr-usL of
14%
10%
_lc
50c convertible
Investment
2,200
*
preferred
Products
Stanley
Estate
16%
9%
Stanrock Uranium Mines' Ltd
Starrett (The) Corp commdn
Real
16%
64%
(Kentucky)
Oil
Standard
Q
Rapid-American., Corp
Rath Packing
Cp
Rayette Co Inc
10%
34
Co
Standard
1
21%
Jan
1
Forgings Corp
Standard
1
Feb
7%
Feb
5
_
Standard Dredging Corp common..
Standard
ft
20%
6,400
1
Co
Corp
1,100
10%
16%
%
21 %
8%
Feb
24%
Royalty
Shoe
20%
10%
Corp__2
Material! Co Inc
Southern Pipe Line
Southern Realty & Utilities
Southland
1,800
5
—
Feb
64
Feb
15%
Inc
33 %
22%
25%
23%
Ramo
.Jan
v
25
21
13%
Feb
Feb
41
Jan
Jan
28
Jan
13%
27%
29%
preferred
Jan
•
62
8
4,500
3,300
preference
19%
16%
Enterprise^ Ii^
Jan
4,000
40%
33
cumulative
20%
4ft
,
cumulative
400
3%
6%
8
35
31%
Jan
convertible
2,900
23"%
Ramco
7
40%
32
Feb
14%
Feb
Southern
4%
Jan
Jan
Southern
1
9
8
Jan
Feb
*
i
42,100
13%
Jan
66
Jan
3
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
Jan
25
Jan
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
;
11%
5%
4.32%
Jan
Puritan Sportwear Corp
Co
Jan
5%
47,200
25%
6%
81
12%
7%
200
8
>
Jan
5%
85%
6%
6
6%
Jan
14%
20c
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Feb
Jan
24
Jan
87%
32%
651/2
24%
Jan
86%
Jan
62
Jan
87%
28
45%l Jan
25
preference
4%
100
6
';?%
25
cumulative
5%
'
6
1,100
2,920
100
12 7/8
11
61% *
Jan
Feb
600
900
10%
57 %
6%
42%
Jan
400
3,400
11
32%-
58%.
4% Jan
38%
25%
17,600
•
30%
62
A
Colorado—
32%.-
800
450
24%
5%
25%
40
4%
,
25
14%
21
38%
:
24%
5%
23
38%
fr,"
■
41/8. Jan-
25
13%
20
Jan
1
25
5%
21
',%
Feb
12.501
preferred
cumulative
13%
25
Jan
Jan
3%
preferred
cumulative
1
1
1%
%
6,300
4.24%
5,600
20
Jan
25,100
Ll
:
1
Company
29,700
%
Hi
Co
4.48%
Feb
1%
,
Corp
4.56%
Feb
500
2j£
67
26'% Jan
Jan
3%
1
Oil
,
26% Jan.,
24%
%
£1
Southern California Edison—
5%
original preferred
11%
19
66%
Gas
Pyle-National
Coast
High
22% Jan
125
3%
—•
Manufacturing
Penn
,1
Low
16,400
''
%
Zl
Co.—.
Corp
South
24%
26
'•' •;
(Howard) Paper Mills
South
Jan
Oil
Range Since Jam 1
•
.
...
Venezuelan
Sonotone
Feb
Jan
Ltd
Shares
3%
;
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Slick Airways Inc
Smith
Jan
18%
preferred
Simpson's
Feb
8%
39%
Ltd
Corp
Progress Mfg Co Inc common.
$1.25 convertible preferred
4% %
10%
7%. Jan
500
Co
of
Jan
"1,800
67,800
2.50
Inc.
Service
7%
8 %
;
43%
Proctor-Silex
Providence
2,200
10
231/4
•
Public
Feb '
19%
Pratt
(The)
4%
,
conv
.
High.
2*
:"i%
1,?
Publishing—
$3
41%
2%
Prophet
Jan
-6%
1
Mines
3%
6%
55%
Preston
1,1.00
14%
•
& Lambert
4%
9%
2%
25a
——
American
Shares...-—.l.5,000
Simmons Boardman
Feb
41%
2.50
,
(Del)
;Silvray Lighting
'
Inc
*
26
19c ;
Feb
32%
24 %
o
Simca
6%
'
Low
-Silver Creek Precision
Corp-—_■
Silver-Miller; Mines Ltd
Feb
for Week
of Prices
2
—
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Signal Oil & Gas Co class As
ft v Class B
Jan
38%
81%
Power Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd—
Prentice-Hall
1%
Jan
13%
1—1
Inc
45
Feb
Jan
6%
1
Alexander
<te
Jan
lft
22%
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell
Jan
10
A
JPolycast (The) Corp..—.
Feb
27%
50c
Electronics Corp——1
Poloron
37
721/4
Feb
5
101
Inc__10c
—
-
Jan
1,400
7%
50
Polymers
22%
3,400
14%
&
65%
300
Exchange
2 <•'" Pal'
Feb
6%
8%
Pittsburgh Railways
Plastic
1,800
•
Week's
'""Last'
High
12%
38%
9%
1
Erie
Jan
4i/4
1
Aircraft Corp..—_—1
Pierce
7%
American Stock
6 %
'Philippine Long.Dist Tel. C0_;—1Q pesos
Phillips Screw Co
10c
Plasecki
6,500
.
Friday
STOCKS
Jan. 1
i
70%
Phillips Electronics ...&> Pharmaceutical
—
/Range Since
High
11%
——20o
vIndustries
'
72%
2.50
Photo
■
for Week
Low
Pep Boys.
-l
Pepperoll Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
(Range for Week Ended February 1 7)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
35
10s
100
172
Jan
174
Feb
<
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
stocks
Par
Aluminum
Pacific
United
U
S
Air
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
Foil
U
S
Rubber Reclaiming
B_.
3%
1
Universal
American
Universal
Co
Consolidated
Universal
Container
Controls
Oil
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Marion
Utah-Idaho Sugar
26,000
33 5%
Jan
39'%
Feb
87%
Jan
47%
Jan
7
Jan
40
4,500
6'%
Jan
8%
12'A
Feb
16'%
Jan
30%
25
28%
Jan
31'A
Feb
15%
12,000
133A
Jan
16%
Jan
8y8
Jan
87%
Feb
15%
8'A
87%
8,500
Van
Norman
Venture
Victor
Industries
Viewlex
Vinco
Inc
Instrument
class
A
Iron
A Italian
Power
Jan
5%
Jan
Lithium
Corp
Jan
6V2
Jan
5%s
57/a
5%
6
11'A
12
15%
14%
i5y2
Midland
National
Bellas
Jan
National
Research
Jan
15%
9%
8%
2
Coke Co
&
Jan
Feb
16'A
6,200
Jan
10'A
1
Coal
6%
127/a
Jan
7%
2b,600
8%
Jan
10 y2
Jan
31,300
6 Va
Jan
8V4
Jan
7%
8
14
-
5s
Valley
25o
17
17%
800
16%
Jan
18%
Feb
New
•
14%
14%
15'A
2,200
12 y2
Jan
157/a
Jan
Nippon
lOo
17%
17'/a
18%
26,400
12%
Jan
19
Feb
Vornado
Inc
Waco
Aircraft
&
6%
Bond
Inc
non-cum
Waltham
new
series
Weiman
West
Texas
Utilities
1
Jan
4 Va
Jan
7
1%
18,700
Jan
2 Va
Jan
l'/a
32,400
1
Jan
l'/a
Jan
so y2
190
75
Jan
80 y2
Feb
1
1%
78%
2,900
3%
Feb
4
1.28
2%
2%
2%
3,100
2
Jan
2%
1A
800
7/a
Jan
1%
18%
Jan
21%
1
50o
20%
21%
600
88%
Jan
90%
"4%
~4%
7,700
37/a
Feb
5 Va
Inc
4'A
3%
4'A
12,500
3%
Jan
4%
m
2
1,400
211
Feb
3%
~i%
3%
3%
3,000
27/a
Jan
Is
%
%
A
41,100
'A
Jan
30%
Jan
41
20
Jan
32'%
28%
Feb
29%
Jan
53%
Jan
Feb
7/a
Jan
Jan
20
Westmoreland
Inc
23%
10
Manufacturing
White
Oil
(The)
Wieboldt
Williams
4,000
23%
22 %
25%
2,500
Industries
Wood Newspaper
6%
20
Jan
21
14 y2
2,600
131/4
Jan
14%
10%
6,500
1,600
8 Va
Jan
10%
Feb
5%
Feb
21%
Feb
18%
:
4
4%
19
18%
rets
Jan
94%
23%
23%
23%
100
22'%
Jan
24
11
10%
11 '%
1,170
77/a
Jan
11%
Ltd
Hargreaves
19%
300
19%
19
19%
Jan
18
series
G
~if6
lYa
21%
22%
3,300
Zapata
Off-Shore
Co
6%
6V2
7'A
1%
Zapata
Petroleum
Corp
5%
5%
57/a
20 Va
Jan
series
J
1982
series
K
1983
series
M
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
&
5%s
Inc
Steel
AAmer
subord
conv
&
Pump
debs
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
Edison
6s
1
Aug
23As
series
99%
+53
91%
..June-Dec
1970-
Electric
debs
1970—
6s
3'As
June-Dec
88
1963
A
ser
Jan
Gas
2%s
Corp
1970—
1st
mtge
&
coll
trust
3%s
1st
mtge
&
coll
trust
5'As
series
A
4%s
series
B
Jan
6%
1st
mtge
&
coll
trust
4%s
,,
3%s
f
s
debentures
3%s
or
Sale Price
A
6'%s
Peru
stamped
(Republic
Sinking
Rio
Feb
f
de
36
99%
—
Low
No.
'
99
High
fund
Janeiro
No
value,
par
x
Jan
3s
Abbreviations
120
2
88
89
Friday's
Bid & Asked
2C08
High
Low
No.
Warren
6
92%
94'%
91'A
92%
A)
Deferred
a
delivery
General
19 >
96%
101'A
_5
983%
100'%
92%
*89%
101%
1
West
—
1003/4 101'A
A)
96%
98
102
f
s
2%s
tr 5s
States
May-Wow
—
4s
1983
ref
Shore
1st
__
104% 1Q42A
21
104
1047%
5%s
44
103%
1033/4
Western
5s
9l'%
Jan-July
91'%
~5
89
91'%
97'A
98
9814
96
94'A
3'%s
RR
sales
no
Pacific
3%s
1st
conv
subord
debs
Power
1st &
ref 3s series F
1st & ref
24
refund
mtge 2%s
93%
-
First
98
83%
92'%
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116
—
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,
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Gen
mtge income 4'As series B Jan
First
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mortgage
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series
B
1981
1971
1991
series
Feb-Nov
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6
98'A
5
96%
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22
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1
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99
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62
62
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44
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55
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included
(not
—
in
h Ex-principal.:-
(not
year's range), d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule
transaction
11
included
being
transacted
in
year's
*73'%
73
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t Ex-dis¬
range),
during the current week.
.
Last
Friday's
or
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A
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98
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56
95%
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A
1971
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Corp—
1953
53'%
101
—
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series
Jan-July
4'%s
Central
f
s
f
s
RR
Electric
mortgage
Wisconsin
Jan-July
May-Wow
1980
1978
Feb-Aup
—_Jan-July
Co—
Power
27%s
Public
Mar-Sepf
1975
debs
debs
Mar-Sepf
1967—
D
debentures
943/4
„
94
85'%
—
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1
„
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1976
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Jan-July
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1971
2%s
1976_.
91%
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92%
V
24
92%
100%
94
1
83
—
83
93%
II
91
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62
62%
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.
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1981
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2
99
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,
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1969—April-Ocf
49%
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No.
48%
96
Range Since
Sold
High
__
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A
ser
1984_
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
1979
M
Week's Range
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1966—^
ser
mortgage 4s series A
mtge 4%s inc series A
Yonkers Elec Lt
Youngstown
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87%
69
99
cash
2000__Feb-Aup
1970
Feb-Aug
1967_Jan-J»Zp
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2361
C
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series
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1st
90%
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&
Sheet
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Tube
&
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—
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5
90
92
5
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100
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91
91'%
__
—
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series
H
Jan-July
Co—
1990——
April-Ocf
102% 102%
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102%
__
„
116
114%
117
a
Deferred
included
in
delivery
the
year's
not
—
13%
180
—
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included
the
Bankruptcy Act,
in
t Companies
April
92'%
89'A
—
96'%
164
44%
May-Wow
I
gtd
Elec
6s
Corp
Co
&
First
'
April
91
88'A
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sale
range,
not
included
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n Under-the-rule
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y
year's
sale
__
73
—
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75
72
73'A
79
79%
*
reported
or
as
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■
|
or
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sales being transacted during current
-
not
sale
r Cash
sale
•
,
being in bankruptcy," receivership,
assumed by such companies.
no
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range,
under Section
securities
Friday's bid and ask prices;
A Bonds
d Ex-interest,
range,
Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
'
Co—
Gen
101%
3
—
84%
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M'
■
|
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Wabash
3%s
series
1st
Electric
mortgage
Wisconsin
79%
*86%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
2003i
C
Wilson
145
*
April-Oct
5s
and ref mtge 3'As ser
& ref 4s ser F
1983
*v •*
67
Gen
1981__June-Dec
1983
First lien
lien
145
June-Dec
first gtd
4'As
84%
1980—Mar-Sepf
"
__
__
for
Period
1982
RR
convertible
Wisconsin
I
ser
1982
J
ser
137
•
H
ser
mortgage & refund 3%s
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141'%
1975—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
2%s series G 1979
6s
2
90
•
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ser
1978_T
First and
1st
98
89
Mar-Sept
Co—
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98
Mar-Sepf
1980
100%
—
tllVz
Friday
1974
4s
debentures
mortgage
Whirlpool
Virginia Electric &
*
June-Deo
1976
Co—
4%s
i
1969
debentures
20
/
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
debentures
subord
cor.v
2%s
3%s
debentures
income
Westinghouse
America—
subord
conv
4'As
Vendo
104'%
98'A
v
of
104'%
104%
(Range for Week Ended February 1 7)
gold
mortgage' 3%s series
1st
Corp
104%
101
99% 100
—
Interest
gtd
registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry
103% 103 7%
~
Electric
Power
W'estphalia United
Vanadium
102'A
19
—
used
4s
May-Nov
April-Oct
debs
5
92
dividend.
Lighting gen mtge 3%s
mortgage 3s 1979
Penn
West
*89
100'% 100'%
,
May-Wow
1976
1967
Steel
.7
;
Mar-Sept
1980_;
debentures
debentures
United
1980
debentures
2%s
102%
66
—
dividend,
Transaction
r
Ex-stock
z
Terminal
West .Penn
100
13
mtge & coll
98'A
99
96'%
__
transaction
Ex-stock
g
range),
and ask prices;
receivership.
first
Washington
15
Rubber
97
,
Jan-July
2s 2012—Jan-July
Westchester
4
—
99% 100
S
RR
94'%
101'A 102
5%s
U
8
__
91%
Low
High
92%
—
91
—
191'A
Jan. 1
92%
May-Wow
1978
2
188
Mar-Sepf
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
Sold
Jan-July
4'As
1978
84
'1115
May-Nov
BONDS
Bonds
Mar-Sept
trust
coll
91%
80%
<
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
120
mtge &
debentures
2
being traded flat.
53
1st
f
88'%
90%
„
v
—
91%
j_
June-Dec
(Plan
Ex-rights,
Bonds
92
April-Ocf
s
—
.
April-Oct
1972
1997
1
year's
51
sinking fund debentures 1973-i
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
1st
97
—
May-Wow
5s
distribution,
in
1 Friday's bid
§ Reported in
2
2008
2»%s
A)
stamped
included
A
100%
1st
4%s
86 Va
of) —
89%
__
27
91%
2'%s
A)
Denmark
(Plan
Ex-liquidating
(not
Jan. 1
Sold
■
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1949
(Plan
of Bogota—
(issue of May 1927) 1947
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
7s
94'%
—April-Oct
92
$88%
Jan-July
1967
stamped
Feb-Aug
1975_;
1972^
80'%
100
90'/2
86
—
101'/4 101%
__
96'/a
•
Mortgage Bank
Range Since
Bonds
June-Deo
1967
(Prov)
Maranhao
"82 Vz
1972
.93%
—
7s 1951
Jan-July
Port & Waterways 6'%s 1952
Jan-July
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment debentures—
Jan-July
1971
86
103% 104%
„
ADanzig
Jan-July
3%s
87
German
7'A Feb
88%
Low
United
4:91%
1104%
-
(Germany)
Week's Range
Friday
/] Last
Period
88'%
103% 104%
_
101%
v.
Interest
95
4
—
97
__
147
<
—
180
1103
103%
99
133
81
>
88%
80'%
_
June-Deo
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
BONDS
96%
187
__
120%
95%
66
90'/2
92
Jan-July
1964
1974
Continued from page 31
New York Stock Exchange
>__<
80'%
90'A
119
8
—
90'/2
/
90'A
6
25
96
—"..
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1970
—
185%
April-Ocf
1971
—
164
__
Mar-Sepf
3s
96%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
23
Jan
120
120
1970—
High
-r
91%
„Quar-Feb
1998
A
99%
June-Dec
1994. —June-Dec
debs
inc
4s
1974_.
3'As
(Calif)
Knapp Inc 5s debs
tribution.
Low
Alsco
Gas
Gas
96
141
96
__
Mar-Sepf
:
—
99
__
Mar-Sepf
^-Feb-Aug
1985
Gas
Corp
&
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
;
L, 1985
96Vz
—
140
..
Feb-Aug
series
93
—
__
183
.
99%
29
—
97
141
Jan-Aug
*
Stock
99
99%
—
190'A
April-Oct
1982
A7s
4 Va
2,300
American
_
I
ABaden
Jan
5
16,900
bonds
,
«.
series
Webb
8/ff Jan
ItV
14,'200
22%
'
80
98%
—
l20'/2 120'/2
;
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
,
1982
Parana
Co_
132%
96%
95'A
;
Feb-Aug
Washington Water Power 3'%s
Z
Jewelry
93l/2
„
•
$88%
97%
Mar-Sepf :
1981
Mortgage Bank of
Bate
1965—
H
AHanover
liV
1981—May-Woo
debs '62—Jan-July
series
California
Feb
7if Jan
40a
3s
1978
Counties
Jan
5s
£1
preference
115%
77
9
99%
J99%
__
„_Feb-Aup
1979
Jan
2
regular
E
F
Wasatch
Feb
1
ord
series
series
Southwestern
Ltd—
(F W)
dep
90%
•
Machine
88'/a
100
258
79
196%
April-Oct
Corp
.
1976
Southern
Feb
61
135
88Va
452
132V2
£99
__
May-Wow
1976
8outhern
Jan
18
C
D
Jan
18%
57y8
104
—
—
77 '%
95'A
Jan-July
1998_Jari-JuZp
6s
1973
B
series
Feb
3%
4,600
74
Jan
9%
18%
19
Jan
pfd—100
Woodall Industries Inc
Wright
200
61
132
119
__
Jan-July
series
4%s
Feb
20 y4
Co
1964
Edison
4%s
Jan
22
23
(John) Industries Ltd
American
3V2
39%
4
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Woolworth
Jan
Jan
9%
1
preferred
Wood
27/a
27%
14
14
10
(R C) & Co
Wilson Brothers common
5%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1973
A
4%s
Jan
1,700
7,900
20'A
•
1
271/4
3%
39%
3
39
8
Co
%
36%
3y8
1
.
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
100
%
Inc
Brothers
50
29%
49
%
Corp
Corp
Stores
29%
47
%
Stag Mfg Co
River
800
1
lOo
Eagle International Inc
Wickes
25
1
White
Wichita
24%
1,000
10
139
••
__
4%s
Jan
44
Coal
40
8
118
•
78'%
4'As
Jan
Westmoreland
39%
40
series
5s
11 Va
10
108Va 115%
'
•
1963
Gas
Power
California
series
3%s
A Feb
80
107%
8
127
$86%
125
May-Wow
to
&
debs
Water
3%s
Jan
•
subord
conv
Harbor
3s
Invest Ltd—
dep rets ord shares
Tablet & Stationery
-76
100'A
—
8%
60%
__
-
„
Electric
2%s
Jan
if
24
139
125
115%
1976—Jan-July
Inc—
1961
extended
3'/as
Jan
4%
•
5o
Stockholders
Shoe
3'As
6
127
11
8
60%
April-Oct
debentures
Television
&
80
y
1970
3s
Jan
American
Weyenberg
1984
conv
Jan
100
42'A
19'%
__
103 Va
129
129
April-Oct
5%s
3s
Jan
4%
10c
pfd
79
136
liq tr ctfs—
1st
3'/as
Feb
130
36'%
7
42%
J8'%
April-Oct
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
Jan
iy4
93%
103
;
y
Southern
Feb
41
101
__
Jan-July
1970
subord
1953
Service
5%s
Safe
Feb
Nuclear Inc
Western
due
3'As
Feb
1%
1
Uranium
Western
Western
1%
400
4
Leaseholds Ltd
Western
1,000
6%
2
183
130
Ja7t-July
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967
Feb
3%
Inc
4.40%
Gold
&
3%
*80
May-Nov
1970
4s
Mar-Sept
Power
Public
Jan
3%
1%
Development Co
Western
Feb
85
1
Products
Western
Jan
6%
•
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Chemical
7%
Jan
3%
2
10c
Company Inc
West
4
3,700
;
i97
mortgage 3'As 1968
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964—June-Deo
Jan
6%
10
Co
preference
&
7
6
Jan
~3%
4
common
Instrument
Webb & Knapp Inc common
$6
6%
6%
100
4%
100
pfd
conv
Precision
•
3%
70
4%
•
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
1% preferred
Waitt
RR
1st
Co
70
Electric Power Co Ltd—
6'/as
w
89%
J39%
Corp—
England Power
Ohio
2
39%
,
„
April-Oct
1975—.
1974
Products
Food
93%
119
Mar-Sepf
1963
4s
Hess
convertible
Vogt Manufacturing
Vita
May
1961
5s
1963
debs
RR
National Theatres
5'/as
41
1993
B
America—
Jan
Jan
128
May-Nov
1993
A
series
Realization Trust 6 %%
of
subord
13 Va
5%
65
93%
..
Feb-Aug
1972
6s
11
1,500
4,500
18.500
15%
14
15%
25c
Corporation
Virginia
Jan
47/e
11'A
High
'
9
__
conv
Jan. 1
Low
No.
70
—
5
1
Jan-July
Sold
70
RR—
Western
Inc
8%
1
Co
70
Range Sine®
Bonds
High
Corp—
&
2,400
10% Feb
1978
Mtge Bank
debentures
2,400
1
Co
(The)
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Division—■
Development 6s
5
800
Last
Sale Price
Feb-Aug
1975
series
4s
Builders
subord
6s
5%
io y4
J
mortgage
General
General
1973
3%s
Western
N
4s
Residential
5
1%
debs
Finland
5%
10
10%
1
warrants
Capital Corp of America
Paint
Victceen
&
of
AGuantanamo
1
Rubber
&
Lack
Registered
Hydrometals
J
Vanderbilt Tire
Authority
mortgage
A 1st
Jan
178^100
7%
14
Period
Corp—
Lackawanna
1st
debs
6s
subord
conv
Delaware
Jan
10,600
Stores
6V2s
Feb
31'%
Davega
V
Valspar Corp
Transit
Feb
11'A
Industries
Chicago
Jan
1,500
8%
8
Chemoil
Jan
8%
41,900
7%
15%
•
37%
Jan
7
12%
13.
17.78
Corp
Jan
6%
37
30%
25c
3%
200
11%
Interest'
Exchange
Low
Jan
57%
9
7%
Corp cl A com_10o
Inc
8 3/4
1,300
36%
Stock
High
Jan
35%
7
36%
..10
7
34%
107%
1
25o
Corp
Universal
35%
7'%
3,200
33A
6%
1
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
7%
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Shares
High
7'%
3%
500
Co
class
Co
7%
1
Conditioning Corp:
Tile
Low
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
(Range for jWeek Ended February 1 7)
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
.
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
.
"week.
:
.
77
of
WJ wwx-wctthrat
if
Volume
193
Number 6031
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
OUT-OP-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
.
of Prices
American
Agricultural Chemical
American
Motors
American
Tel
&
33%
113 V\
Tel
Boston
Edison
Boston
&
Calumet
.50
Hecla
Service
Gas
Eastern
—
70%
Range S
210
1
26%
&
Fuel
Assoc
First
Motor
Jan
117%
Feb
111
Feb
52%
349
Jan
52%
Feb
Southern Railway
Sperry Rand __1
Standard Brands
Jan
Standard
137
44
1
71%
60
14%
53%
16
136%
Island
Loews*
356
67
71%
Feb
15
52
Feb
60
Feb
25
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
252
50 Vb
Jan
55
Feb
160
>■
13%
Jan
16
Feb
Lone
Star
Maine
New
554
29%
Jan
35 %
Feb
125
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
*
58%
61%
995
61%
69%
517
63%
Jan
70%
Jan
13,340
61'A
Feb
74
Jan
97% 1 Ou %
__
7o7
87%
Jan
102%
Jan
26%
Jan
Jan
26%
109%
14%
Jan
Theatres
25
18
18
100
17
Jan
24%
25%
137
22%
190% 109%
15
109%
Corp
4
5%.
100
cum
pfd
Association
__
1
20
23%
_:100
45%
f
125
11 %
Jan
21%
Jan
241/8
2,020
Jan
24%
45%
1,141
40
Jan
45 %
Air
S
S
Steel
Western
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Shoe
U
1
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(F
W)
'
0%
_____
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Westinghouse
71%
8
71
Jan
73
'■
♦
70
10
~~
238
40
We
22%
40
Feb
45 %
—
Gas
13%
235
11%
Jan
14
&
Elec
2%s__—_1975
Jan
31%
110
29%
Jan
31%
58%
59%
65
53
Jan
59%
Feb
Shop Inc
Torrington Co
1
41%
45%
•
41%
43%
United
Fruit
•
22 %
20
2'! %
1,*14
17%
Jan
22 J/B
Jan
United
Shoe
25
64%
62
65%
808
54%
Jan
65%
Feb
A
Allen
Stop
&
Webster
Inc
&
Co
Machinery Corp..
U S Rubber
U
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Co
common
Smelting Refining & Min'g
System Inc
Westinghouse Elec Corp
3,330
;
34 V8
Jan
45%
37%
Jan
43%
Feb
C
F
83
46%
Jan
53%
Feb
30%
85
26%
Jan
32
Feb
American
11%
25
11%
Jan
12
Jan
Briggs
41%
45%
3,089
40%
Feb
49%
Jan
49%
Cincinnati Stock
Week's
Range
of Prices
__I
1
Piano
Carey
Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
Cincinnati
4%
Gas
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Diamond
Eagle
Gibson
S
Playing
112
29 %
176
39%
39%
40%
85
85
85
30
47
27
27%
41%
847
High
Jan
8
Feb
Jan
44
Jan
Jan
205
37*%
108%
482
Feb
40%
Feb
85%
Jan
47
97% Jan
T
Feb
Feb
29%
Jan
82
Feb
32%
Jan
Jan
37%
Feb
19%
Feb
108 y4
Feb
Cards.
8%
8%
200
8%
Jan
8%
Feb
42
41%
44%
315
36%
Jan
44 %
Feb
5
26
25%
26
5
common
23%
22%
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U
32%
106
31%
31%
2
146%
„
;
Card
22% Jan
26%
Feb
20
501
23%
Feb
Jan
Alleghany
Allied
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium
Co., of
Indus
Fruehauf
American
Motors
American
Tel
Graham
Rights
Hoskins
International
Ampex
Kresge
60
23%
Jan
27%
Feb
26%
Jan
30%
Feb
33%
Feb
35%
Feb
75
685/8
Jan
75%
Feb
155
21%
Jan
24 VB
Feb
373/4
200
343/4
Jan
373A
Feb
44 %
50
Jan
72 5/a
Feb
383/8
Jan
45 S/8
Feb
25%
306
22
Jan
16%
216
13%
Jan
15%
35
13
Jan
445/8
317
40
Jan
42%
209
373/8
Jan
42%
534
43%
Jan
493A
Feb
Abbott
18%
53
17
Jan
19
Jan
Acme
Feb
Admiral
Jan
41%
38
Jan
43%
Feb
Advance Ross Electronics
Akron
Brass
Mfg
54%
Feb
Alleghany Corp
52%
'2%
53 %
94
51 %
99
t
2%
Jan
Corp.
Dept
Stores
3%
Jan
A11 is
Jan
33%
Feb
Aluminium
23%
Jan
24
Jan
Aluminum
84
83
84
191
775/8
Jan
84%
Feb
American
18
18%
14
16
Jan
18 5/a
Feb
American
643/4
675%
321
553/4
Jan
68%
Feb
Paramount Theatres (Un)
American Can Co (Un)
39
75%
Chalmers
1
Jan
77 Vb
185 3/4
Jan
209%
Feb
American
108%
Jan
114
Jan
American
Investment Co
93
355/8
Feb
40%
Jan
American
Mach
3
63 5A
Jan
70%
Jan
American Motors
Stano
39
67
24
84
19 Va
Jan
24
Feb
American
Rad
41%
41%
35
40%
Jan
45%
Feb
American
Steel
61
Feb
73%
Jan
American
Tel
40%
Jan
443A
Feb
:
611
28%
27%
28%
303
26%
Jan
30 %
Feb
American
Tobacco
•
345/8
35%
210
345/8
Feb
36 5/8
Feb
American
Viscose
3
2 l3/a
21%
60
20 Va
Jan
21%
Jan
Anaconda
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;
(new)
•
50%
50%
50 %
40
43
Jan
50%
Feb
495/8
52%
73
46%
Jan
52%
Feb
615/s
64 %
58
59
Jan
65
Feb
;
Ward
40%
Jan
453/8
Feb
$1.50
30%
Jan
345/8
Feb
Atchison
30%
Jan
33
39
Feb
40%
128
36%
40%
Feb
77
78%
50
703/4
Jan
80
Feb
;
47%
48 %
66
44%
Jan
49%
Feb
32%
28%
33 %
232
28
Jan
33%
Feb
72%
74
615/a
Jan
75
Feb
5
•
61%
61%
61%
35
593/8
Jan
63
26%
27%
150
253/a
Jan
275/s
Jan
60%
60%
64
553/4
Jan
603/4
Feb
89
913/4
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Jan
95%
Feb
5
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-
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Pepsi-Cola'
49%
10
17
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85
64
142
17%
51
49%,
20
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Oil
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5%
5
Feb
5 '
Feb
900
43%
7,236
4
Jan
■i 40%
Jan
44% ; Feb
2%
2%
2%
560
2%
2%
200
1%
Jan
2 %
Jan
5%
5%
102
5
Jan
5%
Feb
.
1% Jan
j
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2%
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Feb
32
32
Feb
32
Feb
11%
150
10%
Jan
11%
Feb
2%
__
200
11%
_
32
2%
400
2%
Feb
2%
Feb
1,226
28%
Jan
31
10
30%
31
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267
8%
Jan
5%
5Vb
160
5%
Feb
2%
__
2%
700
2%
133/4
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13%
410
7
7%
1,950
3%
—
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715
11
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Feb
Jan
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Jan
6%
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4
32%
32%
100
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32%
Feb
373A
41%
4,104
36%
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41%
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3%
3%
3%
680
3%
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406
28%
Jan
611
8%
Jan
318
21%
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32
9%
32
9%
22
9%
22
3%
32
Feb
Feb
9%
Feb
—
7
7%
1,522
9%
9%
169
Feb
23
Jan
7
Jan
8%
Jan
9%
Feb
9%
Jan.
47%
Avco
2nd
Bell
&
Oil
Low
Gossett
12%
12 %
Jan
133/8
Jan
61
47%
Jan
50%
Feb
84
53
Jan
583A
Feb
37%
37%
100
343/4
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37%
Feb
Binks
53%
53%
53 Vb
60
493/4
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56%
Feb
8%
1,600
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10%
Jan
17'A
1,400
16%
Jan
17%
Feb
10%
11%
12
2,100
Jan
12%
Jan
27
3,600
23%
Feb
27%
Feb
32%
34'A
1,300
32%
Jan
35%
Jan
100
68 7A
Feb
75%
Feb
1,600
21%
Jan
24%
Feb
—
68%
23%
Feb
5
99%
99%
4
93%
Jan
100%
Feb
24
47%
48%
200
43%
Jan
48%
Feb
35%
37%
3,700
34%
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37%
Jan
443A
43%
45
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3.400
43'A
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47%
Jan
20%
20%
20%
400
20%
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21%
Jan
98%
98%
99%
500
85%
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Feb
Jan
(111)
166%
17%
17
17%
6,500
16%
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(Un)
18*%
5
14%
13%
14%
1,800
12%
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14%
32%
33%
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900
27%
Jan
33%
Feb
33%
111% 115%
5,800
103%
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89,700
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1%
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400
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113
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73 y*
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75
47%
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52
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52
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1.600
44
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52
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13%
13%
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2,700
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14
Jan
38%
39%
900
35 y«
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39%
Feb
68%
Jan
72%
Feb
38
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46%
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Gas
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1
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900
69%
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25
—
72%
700
43%
46%
2,100
24%
25%
600
40%
40%
50
21'A
I
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Jan
40%
Feb
21%
Jan
25%
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9%
23%
10
700
Jan
10
Feb
22%
400
17
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22 %
Feb
49%
49%
100
44%
Jan
51%
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9%
39
39
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1,000
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39%
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15%
16%
4,600
13%
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16%
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7%
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15
106
106
19%
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700
15%
500
13
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300
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111
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850
17%
Jan
21
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14 y*
Feb
17%
Feb
72
108
20%
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16%
5%
16
16%
67
68%
600
1%
2,000
2,000
40
450
23
1%
44
42%
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24%
23
25
5
41%
38%
42%
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I
1,600
16
1
26 V*
26%
27
5
37%
36
37%
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Fisheries
Borg-Warner
24
8
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Feb
25%
37
21
5
(Un)_IZlip
Feb
23%
10
2
Feb
21
13
•
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Manufacturing Co new
Corp
Corp
Feb
[25
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(Un)
Bendix Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Booth
68 %
23%
37%
Boeing Airplane
60 3/4
Feb
7%
17 V*
24%
3
&
Feb
10
_
Bethlehem
37%
Jan
High
34
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58%
54%
Low
12.50
_-
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50%
10
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High
17%.
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Mfg Co
12%
60 3'4
Shares
27
_io
Bailey Selburn
Jan
for Week
of Priew
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preferred
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bastian-Blessing Co
50 Vb
Sales
Range
10
Corporation
Jan
transact!004 only
Week's
Feb
preferred
10
Products Corp
4
Atlantic Refining Co
i
10
Automatic Canteen Co of America__2.50
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60%
44.
23%
Jan
2%
__
non-cum
Jan
10
see page
19%
3,340
Feb
7%
Athey
18
'
,
Jan
Topeka & Santa Fe—
55%
•
Feb
70%
13%
(Un)
Refining
50
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;
Republic Steel
32%
64%.^Ian
21%
Common
Feb
'
5
Radio Corp
conv
&
6
——
33y3c
,
Petroleum
4%
Jan
27%
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Tobacco
Jan
5
,
American
37%
38%
78%
5
;
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National Gypsum
National Lead
N Y Central
34%
40%
'
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Oil
28
37%
!__*
42%
1
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Armour & Co. (Ill)
170
2
Chemical.
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<
*
Distillers
Reynolds
453/8
345/8
5
Dairy
National
43%
30%
1
4
Mining
Cash
National
■
43
17%
Jan
Jan
Armco
45%
23%
Jan
28%
10%
Apache Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
•
22%
14%
354
13%
(Un)
Corp
Feb
*
23 3A
1,179
2JJ35
„
13%
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36%
___
68
1 if
Jan
64%
17%
32%
69%
Co
325/s
McGraw Edison
National
Tel
78
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&
36%
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16%
Jan
Rights
35%
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(P)
Co
35%
4
Jan
Jan
Foundries
1,338
43%
Ashland
Montgomery
&
66%
j
Jan
5
17'A
&
41%
Laughlin
Monsanto
Cyanamid
_8%
International Harvester
International Tel & Tel
Jan
52
Jan
54%
Fdry
Corp
Feb
61%
>
8
Jan
3.50
71'A
52
65%
•
Feb
5
1,700
1,000
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89
3.33%
<
7
48%
100
2,100
(Un)
134
109
43%
__
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1,164
4,937
5
Broadcasting
5
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7%
51
60 y4
I
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•-
1
49%
20 Va
America
1%
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Goodyear 1
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of
67
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General
Co
Co
Airlines
375/8
—
Feb
19 %
ZZZ
Ltd
21%
5
Trailer
73%
207% 208 %
104
1.25
9
58%
III1
Feb
.
Jan
20%
com
(Un)
Mfg
2%
_:
8%
60%
50c
31%
Motors
Lorillard
new
30
General Electric
Phillips
35%
67%
73%
150
IIIIIIlO
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Co
105
Dynamics
&
Steel
Jan
__
Feb
9
5
220
5
Feb
96
32%
Par
Laboratories
32*%
5
65%
Jan
66*%
Sale Friee
Jan
10
Motor
General
Feb
24
:
j
Fruehauf
15%
45%
323/4
;
^
17%
Last
593/4
64%
11
Jan
93%
—
Friday
STOCKS
23%
7
Jan
62%
30
—
•
Feb
28
1
906
496
Feb
Feb
157
'
11
96
5
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Feb
493A
25%
163A
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204
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Feb
Midwest Stock Exchange
65
—
Jan
2
65%
A compilation of the
round-lot
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Kodak
General
Pure
67%
61
24
Chemical
North
161
45%
10
Pont
Mead
72 5/a
-
35 %
—
1,240
Feb
Feb
62%
•'
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Jan
52
41%
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Martin
73I2
23%
Jan
~
—
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4.
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Dayton Power & Light
Jones
Jan
Jan
44%
175/8
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32%
-
33
—
17%
Feb
38%
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Feb
95c
41%
I_I
33%
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Federated
fa
46%
—
48%
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Colgate-Palmolive
Eastman
I
1
1%
9
9
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15%
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44
5
Clopay Corp
Feb
Studebaker-Packard
Corp
43%
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Vinco
153/4
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__
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65
25%
8
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Jan
203/a
1
3
Chesapeake 6z Ohio
Jan
18%
116%
85
52
45
;
47%
Feb
Jan
40
723/4
21 %
49%
69
13
——!
Feb
16 3/a
103 %
6%
Feb
Jan
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Manufacturing
243/4
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45%
Corp
43%
409
Rudy
Scotten Dillon
Jan
Feb
10%
_
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Rockwell Standard
6%
90c
14
10
II
Co
100
330
1,025
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6%
95c
15%
65%
—
—
2
common
Davis &
63/4
90c
Jan
~
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Pfeiffer
Jan
43
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Jan
16%
Jan
5
Wines.
Products
Jan
4%
Jan
38%
1
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19%
Jan
13%
1.569
7%.
Refineries
Jan
3%
474
Feb
49%
IIIIIZ
Michigan Sugar
50
725/a
51%
72%
Steel
230
883
173/a
116 %:«
20%
20%
1
10
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,
112
32
72%
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.
1
Burroughs
45
762
17
111
5
Gulf
43%
17%
113%
Brunswick
Ford
69 %
24
35%
Boeing Airplane
Columbia
Feb
Feb
Jan
Oil.
Chrysler
51%
Feb
32%
5
Burlington
12 3/a
23%
Corp
+
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Dow
Jan
23%
Avco
Du
Jan
445/8
58
Armour
Corn
10%
45
37%
Armco Steel
Cities
150
23%
,
Bethlehem
Masco
11%
51%
58
Corp
Ashland
Salle
15%
1,955
35%
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2,259
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153/4
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61
69
1
Tobacco
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26%
33%
1
Anaconda-!
Breweries
30%
33%
Co
common..
18%
4%
Jan
IIIIl
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
1
High
1%
1 gr%
Kingston Products
33%
a.
American
Paige
Hastings
Low
27%
2o
~~
Industries
General Motors Corp
Goebel Brewing
17%
Range Since Jan.
5,491,
*
Kysor Heater
1.66%
;
& Tel
Wood
Shares
35%
____I_II__IIIH____i
Feb
323/4
Cyanamid
American
Trailer
Feb
1
Can
Feb
42%
~~_~5
32%
323/4
Airfines
American
83
41 %
—
♦
Co
150%
12.50
American
Motor
Jan
33%
—
~
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
Jan
33%
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$10,000
32%
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30%
•
America
Feb
Feb
33%
Detroit Steel Corp
132%
10
Limited
Aluminum
~
Edison
Detroit
Ford
—
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50
51 %
83
70%
1%
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1,355
11%
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Jan
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1
—
49% Feb
67%
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25
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32%
Stocks
.
Stores
40/e Feb
20
High
14
|
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Detroit
La
Unlisted
Power
29%
30%
Jan
Feb
46% Jan
1
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Paper
25%
5
~
Machine
preferred
Davidson
Gar
63/4
1
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150%
144
1
130
23%
&
Continental
1
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Gamble
&
31
50
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39 %
28%
——12%
—.
Greeting
18
200
29%
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Kahn
400
32%
100
:
6%
19%
44
10
National
Picher
60
19
8.50
Milling
Telephone
Cincinnati
8
Die
$4.50
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
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common
preferred
Shares ~
41%
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.
Consumers
for Week
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8
1
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Baldwin
Low
Manufacturing
Company
Consolidated
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Aeronca
Feb
Feb
15%
<
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Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corporation
Exchange
18
1
Metal
Brown-McLaren
Budd
Par
130%
42%
38%
85
Feb
Jan
Jan
for Week
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Balcrank
Wrigley Stores
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Friday
83
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Feb
22%
73%
Mathieson
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Feb
68
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Oil
Oil
22%
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Feb
26%
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Feb
84%
26%
81%
Cement
Feb
66*%
♦
Northern Railroad
Olin
Jan
66%
66
1
common
49 %
•61%
,
5
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
New
Jan
50c
Central
Narragansett
•
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Copper
Eoston
138
11%
5
Co
Jan
Jan
34%
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19
33%
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Creek
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26%
3
Feb
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38%
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Sinclair
1%
11%
General Electric Co
Kennecott
Sears
United
cum
Gillette
Feb
100
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adjustment
National Stores Inc
Ford
30
16 %
15%
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of Prices
Sale Price
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Jan
Jan
Feb
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Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
45
Jan
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Feb
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Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
i
1
5
Corp
Burton-Dixie
Calumet
wi
common
Inc
2,400
34%
Jan
4234
Jan
Mickelberry's
48? a
15
4674
4978
4,200
44
Jan
49 %
Feb
Middle
14
1574
2,700
14
'Jan
17%
Jan
Minneapolis
17%
18%
2,600
167/a
19
Jan
Minnesota
3274
35
24
24
15%
:
24
1%
—-30c
25 .
—
Carrier Corp common
1_.
10
4% %
preferred
—50
44_
Celanese Corp of America (Un)—2874
Centlivre Brewing Corp
L
50c
16(2
Pacific
Central & South
(Un)
Corp
Champlin Oil & Refining, common
$3 convertible preferred
Cities
4(4%
Colorado Fuel &
Columbia
Gas
Consumers
Iron
Fuel
Jan
Montgomery
21%
Jan
23
Feb
Morris
Jan
39 (
Jan
Motorola
li§
Jan
Ward
Inc
Feb
44
Feb
22%
Jan
30%
Feb
Jan
17
Feb
Muter
41%
500
38 %
Jan
42
Feb
National
Cash
3674
1,600
30%
Feb
36 7t
Feb
National
Distillers
27
1,100
21?-t
Jan
27
Feb
44
•
1,000
'
Convertible
class
54%
10
,53
Jan
55
Jan
650
60
Jan
67 3:
Jan
National
Jan
New
Tile
York
&
500
13%
Jan
34%
400
25%
Jan
3434
Feb
North
23 (4
1,100
21%
Jan
23%
Jan
Northern
Illinois
1.200
8?4
Feb
11
Jan
Northern
Illinois
Gas
1,500
37%
Jan
42%
Feb
Northern
Indiana
Public
Continental
Can
Continental
Insurance
Co
Gas
50%
Jan
54%
Feb
Northern
Natural
42%
Feb
44%
Feb
Northern
Pacific
85(4
87
84
Jan
88
Jan
Northern
56(4
56 (4
100
Jan
567a
11%
12 %
1,100
11%
Feb
12 %
Jan
Northwest
16%
17
300
14%
Jan
17%
Jan
Oak
23%
24
2,800
23 %
Jan
24
Jan
Ohio
Edison
Oil
(Minnesota)
Feb
73%
5,400
Jan
74%
Feb
Ohio
300
40%
Jan
43%
Feb
Oklahoma
100
50%
Jan
56
Feb
Co
Co—
65%
400
62 %
Jan
65%
Feb
27%
6,300
23%
Jan
27%
Jan
Pacific
38%
39 %
3,300
35
Jan
40%
Jan
Pan
59%
61
2,500
55
Jan
61
Feb
Paramount Pictures
9%
8%
9%
1,200
Jan
9%
Feb
Parke-Davis
28 (4
84(4
26%
29%
2,000
25
J an
29%
Feb
Peabody
82%
84(4
1,400
74
Jan
84%
Feb
Pennsylvania
1
42%
44%
900
38%
Jan
44-u
Feb
19%
21%
1,800
17%
Jan
21%
Feb
Pepsi-Cola
Curtiss-Wright
Deere
Du
Chemical
Pont
de
Firestone
wi
com
First
Instrument
Foremost
Jan
77 %
Feb
Public Service
Feb
Pullman
13%
13%
300
12%
Jan
14%
Feb
64%
400
53
Jan
64 %
Feb
Republic Steel Corp
13 %
13%
600
8%
(Un)
Co
7%
9%
Jan
Rexall
100
130%
Jan
151%
Jan
Reynolds
Metals
200
35%
Jan
39%
Feb
Reynolds
(R
Richman
Brothers
1.400
34
Jan
3934
Feb
30%
400
27
Jan
30%
Feb
38%
38 %
38%
2,100
35
Jan
39 (4
Jan
9(4
9%
687a
66%
13%
.———1
23%
8%
8(4
—10
-
8(4
2
1
Jan
235s
78%
400
9%
Jan
85%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
Chem
Feb
Jan
Servel
Feb
91%
39
a
Feb
23%
Jan
36%
Jan
37 3
Feb
1,100
36%
91%
44%
4
44(4
Jan
Feb
300
33
Jan
33
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Feb
6,300
40
Feb
44%
Jan
93-/4
Jan
700
90
Feb
80
80%
700
75
Jan
81%
Feb
2074
21
400
17%
Jan
21%
Feb
65
Feb
62 74
6 2 74
100
Jan
54
4174
Feb
14
Jan
75%
Feb
ll3/a
71
400
62%
Jan
50%
100
47%
Jan
50 74
Feb
34%
35 %
2,300
31
Jan
36-a
Feb
53%
34%
1,700
70%
53%
200
46%
Jan
54%
Feb
Jan
227s
Feb
Jan
59
Feb
20(4
2274
2,200
55%
58%
800
53%
10
58
10%
320
10
Feb
14%
18
Jan
600
48%
Jan
537s
Feb
35%
3474
3574
700
33%
Feb
35-/4
Jan
37%
3 6 74
57%
37%
1,500
33%
Jan
38
Jan
57%
59%
800
57%
Feb
63 34
Jan
*
54
5574
800
50
Jan
57
Feb
5
(Un);
36
38%
1,000
35%
Jan
4034
Jan
57%
60%
2,400
56
Jan
6074
Feb
Jan
100%
97
2.50
5
Co
„—20
Stockyards
100
29%
77%
Jan
48
Jan
Jan
49?ij
Jan
1,000
105
44%
4174
93%
Jan
105
30 %
29
Jan
30%
33
300
28%
Jan
33
Feb
.38%
38%
600
337b
Jan
39%
Feb
50%
3874
g
51
140
4874
Jan
51
Feb
1,550
9%
1,500
97a
Feb
10%
Jan
39%
700
3474
Jan
3974
Feb
1474
14%
100
1474
Feb
16
Jan
974
__
1.40
27(4
2674
27%
1,400
22%
5474
50 %
54%
1,100
50%
28
200
26%
Jan
•
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5674
55%
5674
15%
13%
16
I
Feb
57%
Jan
28 '
Feb
28
27%
Jan
1
3
Jan
39
9
3974
10
Co—.__4„
Feb
29%
—*
4
Feb
500
1,300
32%
——5
—
600
45
47(4
5
Co
-
100%
4474
45
105
*
:
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45
46?e
*
Tobacco
&
Feb
Jan
5074
71
—1
Sears Roebuck
Feb
Jan
Jan
700
42
4374
31%
Jan
32
15%
33%
40
-
2774
9,300
37%
33%
2,600
3,600
L
53%
Corp
Sheaffer
31%
22 7 4
Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un)
3%
Jan
Jan
National
8%
Feb
37%
Public Service class A——13
18%
Feb
45
39%
10
Regis Paper Co
Sangamo Electric Co
Feb
36
Jan
Jan
Louis
Jan
Jan
427a
19%
Louis
Jan
30(4
400
36%
St
8
2,000
51%
St
Schwitzer
Jan
72
900
St
27a
600
8j8
Jan
8%
1,850
82%' 85%
82%
Jan
14
20
2,750
9
Jan
12%
800
23%
21%
10
70%
637s
4,400
13%
13%
Feb
Jan
Jan
8
500
9%
69
Jan
43%
Feb
52
(Un)
Petroleum
Dutch
16%
Feb
66%
20,300
Rockwell Standard Corp
Royal
Jan
415/s
4,200
•
2074
21
1
2,100
J)
15%
6,000
70
13(4
Inc
9 (4
39%
50
16
4274
41%
—
141% 141%
&
Jan
22%
Corp of America (Un)—
Raytheon Company
Drug
5034
371/4
Radio
Revlon
Jan
5
Pure
Quaker Oats
Feb
46%
__^__5
Feb
Jan
14
1,700
*
Jan
Jan
50%
12%
(Un)
30%
Jan
Feb
Jan
*
1137a
11%
Feb
7%
674
22(4
Indiana
of
Feb
30
1
Co
Feb
8%
94%
19 %
17%
__
3
*
23%
Co
Jan
Jan
38%
1
Company
Oil
Feb
'/a
4174
(Un)
Co
27 (a
30
Jan
62
13%
(The)
104%
37
Corp__—_
Petroleum
400
Jan
2774
Jan
Jan
36
12.50
62%
Transportation__2.50
Bankshares
(Un)
Corp
4.200
30
Jan
563/4
Feh
.
22%
(Un)
Corp
Co
Feb
25%
6
7
16
42
33(4c
2,400
—2
.
Philco
75 7'a
5
(Un)„:
28 %
—1
v
Co__
American
209
Jan
186
400
208
2874
*
Inc..
Inc
Trailer
General
71%
'—5
F W D Corporation
General
1,300
—5
Dairies
Fruehauf
Feb
30(4
(Un)
Co
Motor
23%
39%
38.(4
(Un)
Flour Mills of America
Ford
Phillips
450
Potter
Feb
Jan
600
4474
33 (4 c
28 %
1
._
Bankshares
Wisconsin
Feb
Jan
52
Dodge
Jan
85
33%
1—25
104% 109%
Corp_l
—
Corp
44 (4
26
,
__2
Corp
& Rubber
Tire
Jan
38%. Jan
207
13(4
Firstamerica
48%
500
74 34
5
2
(Un) —5
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
1
new
Brewing
200
44%
73%
Elgin National Watch
Emerson Elec Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
•Falstaff
51
73(4
29 %
(Un)
&
Phelps
23%
28%
Camera
Jan
23 (4
107(4
Fairchild
59
23(4
1
Inc
Co
Gas
Jan
42%
3
Kodak
Natural
Paso
52%
50%
5
(Un)
Nemours
Lines
Air
Eastman
700
58(4
10
Eastern
El
58(4
5
Co.
Co——
I)
(E
Jan
1
5
Corp
Manufacturing
Dodge
19%
20
(Un)
Co
National
Jan
56%
1
Edison
Diamond
15%
19
Jan
6%
*
Co
(Charles) & Co
1,700
1774
Feb
5
627a
50
1
Co
RR
Pfizer
18%
1
(Un)
Corp
Co
&
Detroit
Dow
1
of Amer
Co
100
400
32%
25
Co
&
Coal
Feb
1,500
44
'
(Un)—1
Peoples Gas Light & Coke__
(Un)__12.50
Co
Pub
Steel
774
Feb
Feb
83
69%
1
1
33
85%
Jan
400;.
7%
3774
5
l_
Airways
:5
Jan
Jan
18
2974
,4_16.25
World
28
75%
41%
38%
_4•
Electric
&
Gas
Feb
79%
•
900
-
48(4
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17.50
i
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Corp
Owens-Illinois Glass
26%
Feb
.,
700f!:
400
36
15
-1
Gas
Feb
40•
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49
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1
Chemical
Jan
200,v
1,000
44?4
<
.
5,700
-
92%
88%
5
Corp
Products
Jan
Jan
27%
4 16
3.33
Motors
Crucible
2174
44%
5974
<17
50%
5
of America—
Corn
Jan
.
200
74%
7
__10
4
Natural
American
91%
69%
Co
Power
Olin-Mathieson
68%
26%
417/b
Ry
Continental
Crowell-Coll
347s
1,000'.
•
V
>,' 1,300
7
59%
*
Controls
Co
Feb
5%
597/a
5
(Un)
56
—5
80%
5
Co__*
Service
Bancorporation
43%
Co
Jan
^67a
1
Manufacturing Co
73
38(4
70%
83
71%
■
Co__
(Un)
55
States
56
—10
10,400
33
1,7%
Co
3,100
43
_
78%
85%
5
Aviation—
400
65%
Jan
28?a
5
Corp_—
9(4
American
300
27(4
11%
85
RR——
1574
43(4
5
Jan
487'a
7474
(Un),
Mfg—____1
Central
17%
54%
.
11%
40
1
Product
64 %
53(4
73
1,200
23 %
*
:
—
8%
2374
Feb
n?'4
77%
__50c
42(4
<
35%
83
Register (Un)_________5
21%
—*
America
of
A
Company
National Gypsum Co_—
National Lead Co (Un)—
4274
Jan
377a
1
17
18
31%
32s/a
3
12%
100
44
Jan
600
47%
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—
High
16
23%
.
487/8
& Co
(Philip) & Co (Un)
33 %
12-
41
.—10
1,200
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
1 %
10
Co
Power
76%
1
3374
54(4
25
——:
11%
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loo
1.33(4
common
(Un)
I
1
100
29(4
4174
10
(Un)
11%
(Un)__;
14%
1534
34%
23(4
'
9(4
—*
Corp
Edison
Corp
River
62 %
15
Consol Natural Gas
Container
Monsanto
Low
34%
77%
Modine Manufacturing Co
Chemical
337a
1
54%
27
5
Foods
Consolidated
Jan
Feb
35
34%
25 34
100
System
-Commonwealth
Mississippi
24%
153-i
Jan
43'a
Inc
Co
Feb
Jan
Jan
1
com
Cleveland Electric Ilium
10
(Un)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18
Co_
Mfg
10
Iron
preferred
Coleman
&
Low
17%
33%
1
25
Co
Service
Min
Shares
17%
6,200
44
13%
41 (4
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
:*
Chicago & Northw Ry 5% ser A pfd_100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co-*
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
25
Cleveland-Cliffs
Brewing
for Week
1
Utilities-
24
27%
1,000
:
22%
39 (4
27%
.
—2.50
1
West Corp
Jan
South
Products—
14
50
150
M,V
22%
-
1
8,500
.
39%
.
Products
Certain-Teed
;v
Food
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
40%
Ltd
Canadian Export Gas
Canadian
High
39%
5
;
Low
High
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
18'a
33 2
,.it
12.50
Corp.—;
Hecla
&
common
new
new
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
14%
Budd Company
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp
(Un)—
Brunswick
Sales
Shares
39 74
•
•
5
(E J)
Sons
Brach &
.
(Range for Week Ended February 1 7)
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
.
Jan
54%' Feb
5674
Feb
12(4
4,500
16
Feb
*
General
Box
General
Corp
Candy
Corp
General
1
Dynamics
General Electric Co
General
Foods
General
Gen
Tele
General
Genesco Inc
Gillette
66 % i
73%
74%
35%
35 '
v
Shell
61%
Feb
75 %
Feb
Signode
Jan
76%
Jan
A)
L-L—1
—
Strapping
Oil
Co
Corp
42(4.
42
.
29 74
;
5
29 %
42
100
43
-
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Jan
9%
Jan
8%
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Jan
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Feb
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40%
Jan
44%
Jan
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200
37%
Jan
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200
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Jan
31
28
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Southern
Pacific Co
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Southwestern Public Service
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Feb
Sperry Rand Corp
Feb
Spiegel Inc 4
1
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21%
22%
29%
30
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Mineral
Paper
Tel
Power
Electric
&
Power
Jan
24%
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200
36
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Standard
17%
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Jan
5074
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Stewart-Warner
58
Jan
60;
Jan
Storkline
21%
21%
700
20%
Jan
21%
Jan
Studebaker-Packard Corp
12%
12%
50
1074
Jan
12 3 a
Jan
Sunbeam
Jan
367 a
Feb
Sundstrand
Jan
38%
Feb
16
16
16%
1,500
Jan
16%
Feb
Swift
&
10(4
10%
600
9%
Jan
117 a
Jan
Tenn
Gas
66%
67%
500
6174
Jan
677 a
Feb
Texaco
126
>
126
126%
34
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Feb
Textron
5%
Jan
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8
Jan
10%
Feb
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
23
Jan
26%
Jan
Thor
25(4
24%
400
23%
Jan
27
Feb
Toledo Edison
39(4
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39%
800
32%
Jan
39%
Feb
Trane
Tool
Power
Co
Co
40%
Jan
48
Feb
700
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Jan
30 3 a
Jan
Trav-ler
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Jan
51
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Tri Continental Corp
1,150
34(4
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Truax-Traer
5,100
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1,500
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34 7
31%
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35 Va
Feb
36%
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Union
49 34
52(4
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44%
Jan
52 %
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Bag-Camp Paper
Carbide Corp
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22%
22%
23
200
20 %
Jan
23 %
Feb
Union
Electric Co
5
11
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Jan
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1,000
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42 %
100
3774, Jan
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Walgreen
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Jan
90%
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Webcor
21
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Western
28(4
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Whirlpool Corp
60
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White
60%
2,100
55%
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60%
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100
587a
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Wilson
31%
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Wisconsin
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600
13
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15%
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Wisconsin
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700
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Feb
38(4
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Wool worth
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23%
1
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:
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Kansas
Jan
38%
International Shoe Co
Kaiser
36%
36%
:
International Nickel Co
Johnson
Jan
35 5 8
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Steamship Co
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International Harvester
Interstate
7,000
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International
36(4
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International
34%
35%
.
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
International
36%
38%
Howard Industries Inc
Interlake
Standard
•
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
Holmes (F H) Co Ltd
Illinois
Jan
8.33%
Brewing Co
Brick
14%
1
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Hein Werner Corp
Hertz Corp
Illinois
Jan
3
:
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Heileman
100
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(Un)___
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13%
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class
Cooperage
Greyhound Corp
13%
1
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13% '
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13%
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Gray Drug Stores
Greif
800
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Feb
600
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Jan
101 %
Feb
450
97(4
Jan
112
Jan
Volume
193
Number 6031
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(839)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Price Range
Stocks listed
exclusively
This list does not include
on
on
Friday
STOCKS
STOCKS
Range
Par
Corp
American
Cement
Corp
American
Factors
Ltd
Bishop
Oil
Black
Chica
Gas
California
Consolidated
Domiiiguez
Exeter
Co
M
Ltd
Co
1.75
24
23
Co
of
Pacific
A
33%
1,200
28%
Jan
33%
21%
300
18
Jan
22
34
34
900
34
Jan
1
52c
34%
56c
3,500
32c
Jan
1.63
Oil
Rhodes
40%
Feb
61
&
51%
61
1
11
y4
11%
12%
2,500
8%
Jan
2.15
14%
Southern
Trico
Cal
Oil
2.20
1,800
2.10
Jan
2.20
80c
15,000
2.20
2.15
2.20
1,200
13
13
20
(Un)__50e
1.65
1.60
1.80
40c
43c
Union
1.60
61
63%
—
6%
6%
Co
2oc
1.30
1.25
1.35
Sugar
21c
21c
22c
26 %
26 Va
25
1.85
Jan
63 Va
35c
Feb
36
200
6%
Jan
rii
26
6%
13
West
1.35
Williston
Jan
26%
6%
6%
500
6 Va
Jan
7%
6%
6,700
6
Jan
6%
—
16
13
12
13%
7,800
12
Feb
15%
Utilities,
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Alan
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19%
Wood
American
19
900
18%
1.50
1.70
5,900
1.25
1.70
700
29 Va
Jan
31 %
American
Tel
Arundel
2,200
2.80
Jan
16%
16%
17%
1,900
14%
—
30
31 %
1,900
25%
1.10
1.20
6%
61/4
?3%
Jan
1.10
65
&
10
__
34%
5
4,400
~
1.00
300
34V4
34 Va
9c
Allan l ie
•
Last
Sale Price
1,000
City
Atlantic
B
S
Par
-
84%
33 V3
113%
•
35%
4.33
41%
Electric
Corp
Company____
F
Jan
Baltimore
Bucul
Transit
Curtis
Publishing
Finance
Co
New
class
of
Food
Fair
Ford
General
8c
Homasote
Macke
Mauisou
Fund
Martin
New
Merck
10
40
Bonda
140.64
107.72
217.19
91.58
81.51
81.99
87.02
139.68
107.29
216.19
91.63
81.70
82.04
87.03
85.60
140.45
107.18
217.48
91.79
81.69
82.12
86.97
85.64
143.31
107.44
219.61
91.74
81.68
82.22
87.12
85.69
220.44
91.70
81.80
82.27
87.31
144.29
daily
Pennsalt
Phile.o
Scon
26%
Jan
85%. F
110% 116 VB
9,784
34%
36
103 VB
Jan
34
Jan
578
117Va
stocks
Jan
40%
42%
880
35%
Jan
43%
73
39%
Jan
47%
13
2
12%
Jan
13
15
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
15
13%
15 Va
Non-Durable
2,091
13%
Jan
17%
Jan
10%
9%
IOVb
391
44 %
46 VB
539
42
Jan
28Va
27
28%
867
25%
Jan
28%
59
59%
211
50 Vt
Jan
Jan
24
140
24
Feb
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
Feb
24
35%
1,112
32 Vb
Jan
36%
69 y4
2,085
63%
Jan
70%
"New
13%
13%
13%
19%
20
42%
41%
43%
IOVB
11
30%
34%
47
|
47
33%
25
1,953
12%
Jan
14%
17%
Jan
20%
Feb
40%
Jan
44%
Jan
IOVb
Feb
13
j
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Feb. 3,'61
—1.2
—1.7
122.0
103.6
—2.5
129.5
107.7
116.7
117.6
—0.8
117.6
102.2
—0.9
108.3
87.1
155.2
Goods
and
—0.3
155.2
118.4
137.0
+ 0.8
138.1
120.5
89.7
.
-
Service
—
__
—1.2
89.7
67.0
138.1"
__
.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
34%
Feb
Jan
47
Feb
Stocks
Railroad
U. S.
Total
395
>
a
25
Jan
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Gov't
Bond
515
20%
Feb
22%
Jan
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
61»%
26
58''4
Feb
67>/B
Jan
3,558,180
34%
$4,898,000
3,241
29%
$244,500
"<)
Mon.
Feb. 13_
Feb
34%
Feb
Tues.
Feb. 14
84
710
77 Vb
Jan
87 Va
Feo
Wed.
Feb. 15
96
78%
Jan
99%
Fcb
Thurs.
Feb. 16
33%
34%
413
28 VB
Jan
Fri.
Feb. 17-
33"%
35%
Feb
30%
31 Vt
719
27 %
Jan
31%
28%
29%
3,181
26%
Jan
29 Vb
Feb
131/4
12%
13 V*
4,718
11%
Jan
14%
5
35%
36
347
32%
Jan
36%
.
6,760,000
283,000
7,043,000
5,255,950
7,361.000
226,000
7,587,000
5,070,360
_
7,027,000
212,000
7,239,000
58%
57%
59
4,454
51%
Jan
60
10
10%
4,025
9%
Jan
11
20 %
22
3,oil
17%
Jan
10
35%
37 VB
1,402
33%
Jan
13%
14%
245
13%
Jan
47%
49%
1,411
42%
Jan
177,000
6,453,000
$32,322,000
$1,142,500
$33,464,500
Jan
21%
6,276,000
23,021,955
iii.
Feb
10%
4,649,885
Total
Feb
•
Gas com—
•
48%
22%
Feb
14%
\x*49%
Week Ended Feb. 17
1961
Feb
37%
Feb
-
f
V
Stocks—Number
Lab
Feb
U.
10%
9%
IOVb
421
8%
Jan
11%
Jan
International
96%
98%
6,846
85 %
Jan
100 Va
Feb
Foreign
54%
52 Va
55%
494
46
Jan
55%
Feb
32 Va
•
33%
336
27%
Jan
33%
18
1,605
15%
Jan
18%
Jan
18
•
54%
55 %
738
47 %
Jan
55%
F
81
79 %
82V4
165
68
Jan
82 %
7%
189
7
Jan
7%
57
59
554
52%
Jan
59
S.
Government-—
—
Railroad
and
——
Bank-
_
—
$2,000
—
————
i_—
Industrial
Total
——
1,649,500
,
i 32;322,000"
—
A__1975
—
_1975
__
Last
Par
„
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
15%
53
13%
Jan
15%
$33,464,500
29,092,000
$9,838,600
% 226.214,000 :
$30,743,500
$236,052,600
11,318.500
192,408,000
$203,728,500
Jan
61%
314
53 Va
Jan
61%
Feb
83
83
$1,000
82
Feb
83
Feb
92 %
93
1,500
91
Jan
93
Feb
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Tues.
5
13
for Week
of Prices
Shares
39%
Foreign
Domestic
Low
42%
220
■
35%
u
w.
9%
Jan
41%
9%
13%
1,334
13%
57%
110
50%
Jan
57%
38 Va
178
32%
Jan
38 %
Feb
24 Va"
335
24 Va
Feb
Jan
♦
44.
23%
23%
9
27%
-
.
23%. Jan..
9%
1,110
8%
Jan
9 %
%
654
25 V2
Jan
28Va
Feb,
40%
120
37 %
Jan
40%
Feb
Jan4'
56
Feb
39%
Feb
27 Ysf,
28
38%
56
53%
56
108
48
39%
39%
39%
257
37
i
.
Jan
354,000
$2,000
Sales
$3,000
$159,000
1,000
253,006
17,000
371,000
1.995,670
474,000
7,000
13,000
494,000
343,000
5.000
3,000
351,000
9.011,255
:_~
Feb
36%.
10
252,000
1,946,140
Bond
Bonds
1,932,430
—
Feb. 16
Feb
57%
Refractories—___7%
page
U
$154,000
Total
Corporate
$1,577,000
$14,000
$37,000
$1,628,000
Feb
57%-
j._
see
Feb. 15
Total.
37%
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh
5
Duquesne Light. Co
5
Equitable Gas Co_I_—
8.50
Co
1,555,060
Foreign
Gov't
Bonds
High
•
Jan
Bonds
1,581,955
—
Feb. 17——
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.1
—;
footnotes,
Wed.
10
...
Armstrong Cork Co
System—
42%
Feb. 14
Fri.
Sales
Range
,
Feb. 13
Thurs.
Week's
Low
1
Inc
$2,000
—
——
$1,142,500
—
Feb
15%
Sale Price
For
108,781,881
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
series
I
(Joseph)
1960
149,915,535
b
58 %
•
_•
STOCKS
Horne
1961
17,290,350
Feb
59
*
Jan. 1 to Feb. 17
1960
23,021,955
Jan
7%
13.50
common
:
55%
__5
Shares.
Feb
17 Va
2.50
_10c
of
Bonds—
97y2
—
Friday
Walker
$5,142,500
4 487,580
•
Jan
10
Co
—.
Int'l
Feb
29%
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Harbison
99.5
25%
Mon.
Gas
107.7
*
119.8
Stocks
Co
1961-
122.7
(No. of
Blp.w-Knox
-
125.5
119.1
Shares)
Columbia
Low
—1960
„
43 Va
96%
*
—
Industries
High
Percent
125.5
100
BONDS
Apollo
Change
100
=
1.266
30 Va
.—_
...
26
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
95%
•
Gas ."Improvement
A
6
Oct
stock, prices based on the "closing prices of 300 common
week ending Feb
10, 1961, for the composite and by major
Feb
70
82
Universal Marion Corp___
series
Jan
95.55
Jan
148
14,329
84
common..
4s
109.39
Low
25
60%
3
Service
Co
High
120.30
21
24
20%
1
Transit
119.80
—
High.
34
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
5s
3
Range for 1960
Jan
pfd_25
conv
United Corp
Baltimore
17
Jan
66%
1
Light
Light
Feb
Jan
Feb
34%
68%
50
Gas
120.30
106.57
46%
35%
1
Co
Washington
Range for 1961 to date
119.14
—
Goods
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
o
:—1
Public
Durable
*
Co.:—
5.234;
60
24
Co
Jersey Gas Co
85.77
Rails,
High
Transportation
15%
10
Co
South
3.28;
Low
1957-59
8%
44%
Inc
French
"
—
117.59
Composite
Manufacturing
12%
1
&
Closing
,
Feb. 10,'61
Feb
915
1
—_
Industrials,
■
Feb
47%
i
Corp
Electric
divisors:
for the current
year.
Jan
3,508
10c
Power
following
17.28.
36% Ftb
3
Southeastern
the
16%o
Stores
the
of
groups
V4
1
Electric
&
for
industry
eo
9 Vb
50
Kline
index
8%
1
Co
SEC
14%
1.66%
Transportation
Paper
United
Jan
77 V*
43%
RR
Mfg
Oil
23 VB
416
Jan
A_.
Smith
Sun
High
88
85 y4
5
Inc
Public Service
Reading
Low
26%
84 %
37%
Linotype
Electric
Progress
High
The
1,084
common
Corp $2
&
85.52
V
4
42 %
Corp
Potomac
Range Since Jan. 1
41 VB
—
Power
Total
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Shares
42%
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Peoples Drug
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
using
Feb. 15—
*
6.75
Corp—;
Chemicals
107.37
by
Feb. 14—118.25
for Week
Feb
—:
Co.
<fe
x-x
ties
Sales
Range
96%
Co
Mergenthaler
and bonds listed
n
_
Utili¬
Feb. 16
S
common
It
.
Rails
Feb. 17—
Jan
inc
(The)
_
Rails
Feb. 13—
9
2
class
-r\
trials
Thurs.
5
Utilities
1
—Bonds—
Jan
77 Va
Resistance
Corp
i
Stocks
Feb
1
Co—
Internat'l
_
ties
10c
546
Co
International
»1
__
_
Bait—
at
Corp
_
roads
36%
96 V4
Dairies
Motors
—
10
Jan
32
92%
—
Acceptance
General
Averages
averages of representative stocks
Grade
Wed.
92%
A___
Motor
Foremost
Jan
Second
Jan
1
America
Feb
50 Vb
Mon.
15
Co
Stores
25%
Feb
First
F^b
25
Power & Light—.
Duquoslie Light —
Electric Storage Battery
Jan
40%
Grade
6%
1.80
Delaware
22 Va
2,135
Tues.
5
Co
319
45%
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
1
.
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
24%
41%
15
Date
12
Co
Company
24 %
44%
10
1.20
Jan
13
66%c
Baldwiii-Linia-Hamilton
24%
Feb
47 %
—_—5c
—
Feb
10
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Fee
33
26%
1
Research
Week's
of Prices
Low
___10
—
Feb
18%
Indus¬
Jan
6
150
9c
Exploration____10c
Tel
Jan
25 Va
Jan
6.25
20
stocks,
Jan
17%
Jan
:1
Corporation
6%
Jan
16
65
Feb
3Ve
Co
Jan
20%
Total
Jan
311/4
2.90
.
5
50
,
Jan
30%
3%
1
common
68
218
Jan
5
;%
Steel
Stores
"
17%
Utili¬
Jan
v:':r
.
1
6
25%
17%
17%
Rail¬
compiled
are
8.53;
Jan
Jan
18%
1.65
Friday
■
6
25
—
5
_1_
-n
651.86
Averages
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
.y
Feb
648.89
—
15—____
Jan
STOCKS
,;,ij ^
32%
Jan
6%
25
common
Oil
Jan
Jan
50c
Insurance (Un)
Basin
27%
Jan
1.24
6%
1
common
Life
Coast
103
Feb
642.91
—
14
Feb.
Feb
Jan
6%
25c
—
(Un)—-.
Jan
1
__1
closing
-
Fri.
Freierred
Feb
24%
to
Jan
1.10
20c
50
x
1
Co_—
ii-i.
77%
Jan
637.04
Feb.
Feb.
Jan
1
Co
Jan
22%
639.67
—
Feb
Jan
10
Feb.
Jan
2
A
69 Va
107
trials
Feb.
Jan
32%
48,900
Petroleum
1_
Date
Feb
Jan
4,000
._____1
:
297
23%
32%
10
Feb
2.00
46c
25c
200
__5
13
Feb
48%
10,000
series
"XT
30
Feb
Feb
1.20
300
34c
pfd
77%
4%
Indus¬
Jan
2.20
Feb
1.60
38c
2,500
35%
Co
Equipment
Westates
63%
1.88
Jan
13
8,600
1.45
Jan
1.90
30,300
40c
31c
Co
75 %
31%
—
Stocks
'
1.50
Co
Victor
65c
50
-
—50c
—
Gas
the daily
are
Tvt
J-
Feb
79c
Bottlers
Gas
&
Corp of America
Jan
2.15
79c
Inc—.
Oil
Below
i.1_
23,800
33%
Gas
Jan
Jan
56%
32c
Western
4V8
Stock and Bond
Feb
" Jan
1
pfd—.
4.988
22%
5
Jan
35%
6%
Jan
4%
Jan
52c
32
21%.
_•>
United
14
4%
5
Feb
34
:_____
Industries
Jan
Feb
10c
(Un)
Feb
13%
IJ
X
2.00
33%
10c
Co
95
29
Feb
23 %
|
Jan
13%
Jan
0^/8
Jan.
Jan
Bolt
90
4%
76%
Corp
High
35
Jan
2.00
21 %
.__
California
Invest
Ranch
35%
Jan
1.75
17%
10
Oil
Reserve
Rice
4%
700
13,700
33 %c
Petroleum
Pepsi-Cola
2,400
2.00
23%
Jan
24%
Jan.:',,'
Screw &
Jan
3%
Jan
1.90
Co
M
Amer
21
21%
___10c
Corp Ltd
North
5%
12c
Feb
1.55
1,500
—_
Navigation Co (Un)__
McBryde Sugar Co (Un)____.
Mercnants
'31%
4.100
.'
22%
Matson
Nordon
4%
Feb
«
—__—..
&
5y4
Feb
3%
1,700
1.80
24%
9c
3,100
....
Oil
Low
95
13%
i
1
Seeberg (The) Corp
:
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp—_
Feb
4
Co
Salt
8,000
V
9%
,.10
Western
M
10c
1.75
1
(Un)
class
Oil
J
9c
*
Corp__.
Co__
Sugar Co (Un)
Maryland Mines Corp
Leslie
Jan
'34
Honokaa
Jade
7%
Jan
____1
Humor
Idaho
200
3%
General Exploration Co of California
Products Corp
:
Imperial
9%
5.50
:
Oil
Jan
Jan
9%
32%
3%
Gladden
Holly
24
Jan
2
Inc
Good
60c
Jan
29%
7.50
Oil Fields
Oil
Jan
21%
300
32 V»
Co
Capwell
Friden
50c
550
30
34
—
Products
Emporium
63,300
24
.31/3
Corp______
Plymouth
Range Since Jan. 1
High
95
_1G
common
Rockwell-Standard Corp
High
59c
_i
•
Low
30
_I
Oil
Range Since Jan. 1
23 V2
__5
Ink Co___
Cypress Abbey
Dole
Corp
Shares
High
Shares
—100
5
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsourgn Plare Glass
50c
•
Min___5c
Inc
Crestmont Consolidated
Electrical
23 »/a
___.i0
J
Corp
Stores
&
of Prices
2
Oil
Broadway-Hale
Buttes
25
pfd (Un):
lunj—
54c
Co_
Mammoth
Bolsa
for Week
Low
10c
_—
Natco Corp
Sales
Last
7^V preferred,
Glass
for Week
Low
Pal"
A
Jeanette
Week's
Sale Price
Aeco
on
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchanges.
Friday
Week's
of Prices
Last
Stock Exchange.
approximately 500 issues dually traded
other
<Ra„gef„, Week Ended February I 7)
Exchange
the Pacific Coast
39
Week Ended Feb. 17
1961
'«
"
Stocks—Number
+
of
Shares
Jan. 1 to Feb. 17
1961
1960
5,473,420
52,169,670
39,694,397
$1,577,000
$4,878,000
Bonds—
Domestic
•,
1960
9,011,255
Foreign
Foreign
<
—
government:—^
corporate.:
—_—^
$554,000
$6,257,000
14,000
22,000
,456,000
182,000
37,000
.58.000
308.000
165,000
$1,628,000
$634,000
$7,021,000
$5,225,000
#7"
40
'(840)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
CANADIAN
MARKETS
Shown
Are
Expressed
Last
Low
•
41%
25
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
41%
407s
$2
High
3,718
Feb
417a
Feb
25
a23% a23%
397a
Atlantic
Sugar
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
2372
4%%
Anglo
Canadian
Anglo
Canadian
pfd
4%
Atlas
Pulp
Tel
pfd—.
4 vz%
Bank
Bathurst
32 7a
Feb
31%
Jan
3574
Jan
Feb
22 7a
Jan
46%
467a
46%
125
45
Jan
47
Jan
27 7»
37 74
1,007
33
Jan
37 7a
Feb
70
48
Jan
49 Va
F
25 7a
Jan
28 72
Jan
26 7a
24%
-
27 74
3,135
al9
25
23
100
425
22
Jan
b
25 7a
Feb
19
Jan
19%
F<'b
217a
Jan
23
Feb
59 7a
Jan
62 7a
i
61
60%
69
68%
69%
1,599
66%
Jan
69%
Feb
10
57 y4
5674
577a
2,928
547a
Jan
58
Jan
•
41%
417a
42%
67,256
3874
Jan
42%
i c
•
42%
617a
427a
4,959
43
■
474
41
Jan
45
Jan
•
30%
30
31
910
30
Feb
34%
Jan
49%
48 7a
49 74
13,956
48
Jan
49%
F^o
48 7e
48 7a
980
4774
Jan
48 7a
Jan
50
50
52%
52
52 7a
650
50 7a
Jan
52 7a
Feb
£1
7%
7%
77a
319
774
Jan
7%
Jan
preferred
Columbia
49%
50
•
4-15
4.10
4.20
3,591
•
33%
31%
33 7a
6,931
777a
50
Light Sr Power
Oil
common
4974
Jan
48
49%
Feb
Jan
4.30
Jan
Jan
3.80
29%
337a
Electric
pfd
50
42 7a
4874
590
47%
417i
35
4074
52
52
*
Produota
50
527a
275
12%
50
495
4174
48%
60
preferred
preferred
917a
43 74
487a
50
777a
43%
90%
100
60
907a
100
preferred
% % preferred
5%
preferred
Forest
Loeb
127a
1,120
777a
Feb
78 72
Jan
Jan
9172
Feo
Feb
44 72
Jan
Jan
4972
4172
Fuo
50
Jan
52 72
Jan
12
Jan
13%
•
38%
38%
39
4,145
34 72
Jan
39
Feb
25
47%
47
47 7a
500
46%
Jan
48 72
Jan
10%
10
107a
1,750
9%
Jan
107a
j
12%
Jan
14 74
Feb
33
Feb
35
Feb
pfd
Brown Company
1
13%
13%
1474
2,702
Building
*
34%
34%
35
776
Products
Iron
4% %
25
6,890
23%
Jan
25%
*
28%
277a
28%
301
25%
Jan
28%
—.,",20
26%
26%
277a
249
25%
Jan
27%
•
common
preferred
Canada
25%
common
Cement
$1.30
-
Foundries
,
Canada
Canada
Malting
Safeway
4.40%
pfd
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:
4%
27%
22%
_Jf
preferred
Farm
Coronation
Feb
Corp
Toronto-Dominion
1174
375
Credit
i 24%
100
Car
Feb
Jan
4.90
class
24 72
609
____—__j
Jan
Jan
Jan
4.85
Corbys
3,685
26
Texaco Canada Lta_
67s
1
Consolidated Mining &
Consumers Glass
480
2674
25%
Development
/Steinbergs
24-.4
2.00
453
_—
;,
■...
1072
1,050
Railway
147a. Feb
1,540
1,175
common
la
1,400
40
Co
-
-
;r:
674
137/a
Power
t,
3.00
1574
Combined
105
25
26
common
Corp of
Feb
1174
15
common
Co
102va
26
F
Feb
12
15%
Placer
Power
Series
11
67a
39
Cellulose
104%
17 3/8
Jan
Jan
Sherwin
2.65
13%
(B
1074
19
'
12 7a
<->
3.00
15
Columbia
9,235
•
Shawlnigan Water & Power
117.
•
—
a_50c
40
Cockshutt
12
Balada-Shirriff-Horsey common:
Warrants Y
Y,__Y
a
Feb
745
13%
Coghlin
ni/2
100
Feb
3.20
17%
100
al9
14,% ?
237a
2374
*
Gas
ii3/4
10
Jan
33
Feb
3.20
class
Nat
Jan
8%
2674
Southam
50
Western
Jan
17 74
'
Jan
Feb
com—•
Canadian
1578
-925
Jan
48%
al8%
*
-
Ltd
525
12,131
19
Jan
Jan
850
Petroflna
9%
17 va
I8a/B
30
43%
7,400
Pacific
9%
16%
183/4
24
Simpsons
Sogemines
*
Feb
Feb
8
50
Feb
120
Feb
4.040
:•
II,125*
772
•9,565
65
4874.
400
17%
a__
—
26
23
4674
48
-•
Jan
a—
32
Jan
790
1,809
8
Jan
16
25
127a
Jan
22 7a
62 7a
8
31
100
•Y
32
1972
58%
22
60%
6753
17%
1774
A
Feb
T~
20%
Jan
3
17%
10%
Feb
6 7a
Vickers
Feb
311/2
17%
.
2472
Feb
1174
Canadian
34%
33
-
V.
*
25
Feb
57»
Canadian
Jan
12
92
107a
Canadian
12
32
6772
22
Ltd
Companies
Feb
♦
47
5%
Oil
1074
•
Jan
11%
Canadian
Co
Ltd
Jan
*
Marconi
305
Penmans
Jan
1
Canadian
1272
Page-Hersey Tubes
39 74
Hydrocarbons
Industries
1074
;
Ontario Steel Products
Pacific Petroleums
90
Husky _Y
International
p»»
1074
Feb
____»
;
Steel
65
Canadian
Preferred
653/4
Noranda Mines Ltd
Nova Scotia Light & Power
Ogilvle Flour Mills common
10
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
•
"
.•____
Canadian
60%
al274 al274
preferred
National
100
6174
..
Morse
4,065
__
317
A wrnts—
A
___.
Fairbanks
643/4
•
&
92
•
common
Chemical
Warrants
Canadian
63 74
10
common,.
Trust
Morgan
47
*
Canadian
633/4
A—
Locomotive
Montreal
82 72
Jan
10
common
class
5
/
9%
Preferred
Montreal
46
46
•
class
Alum
Canadian
Canadian
4
B
92
100
common
207a
677a
*
common
Ltd
Canadian Aviation Electronic*
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common-—
Canadian
207a
-
100
Steamship
2574
82
10
common
preferred Y
Canada
42
Jan
•
class
preferred —Y
Breweries Ltd class
Molson
5%
Canada
Jan
407a
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
10
Calgary Power
33 74
675
MacMllian Bloedel si Powell River Ltd •
Tel & Tel.
;
10
5%%
High
,..
3,865
46%
Maritime
Jan
Feb
90
British Columbia Power
British Columbia Telephone
Ltd
(M)
Low
413/4
46
__*_________3
,
Range Since Jan, 1
High
4674
__
Feb
Brockville
Chemical
Low
4072
(John)
Acceptance
Lewis Bros Ltd—
Shares
41%
._
4%
4
Columbia
Ltd
Laurentide
for Week
20
.
Laura Seoord
Electric—
Columbia
Range
of Prices
0
preferred
'Labatt
Feb
a48% a49 7a
Corp
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% preferred
Jan
527a
23
preferred
Mersey 572%
5 \'a %
Jan
43
Jan
21
Traction
British
5272
Feb
5072
al9
Paper class A
__L_—______
American
4 va r/o
Jan
40
78
24%
&
Brazilian
4% %
517a
150
52
24%
Paper
British
100
40 7a
36
37
a48%
51%
40
10
preferred
Britirh
-)a.i
10
Bowaters
British
35 7a
507a
25
pfd
Scotia
Corp 5%
5Va%
5,505
25
5%
B
Bowater
35%
51 %
50l/a
•
Telephone
Bowater
Jan
2174
•
Power
Class
20
220
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
p-?il
Jan
10,239
•
Nova
19 74
-
34
50
Montreal
of
200
217a
50
—
preferred
of
Bank
20
32%
Corp
Selburn
*<b
21 V»
Steels Ltd
5% %
Jan
2074
33%
50
pfd—50
Co
preferred
Bailey
217»
Jan
33%:
Argus Corp Ltd common
Asbestos
Jan
Jan
19 7a
50
preferred
$2.50
24
147i
75
21%
•
Canada
preferred'.
$2.90
34%
•
Jan
I,175
a20
25
„
of
Co
•
;—
Aigoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
20%
207a
20
•
common
20%
&20
Acadia
Utilities
Sales
\ Week's
,
Last
Par
International
Shares
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
Sale Price
Sales
of Prices
Par
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Abltibi Power & Paper common
4 y2 7e
preferred
j.
Canadian
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
in
.
(Range for Week Ended February 1 7)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
.
23%
'
4
400
*
4,800
72C Feb
1.00
*1,100
55c
230
(
21
75015%
44,300
840
-
60c
»'
4
Feb
Feb
227a.'Jan
Jan
60c
..
Jail
Jan'
Feb
'
1.20
Jan
-'
'
1.
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
27
18 74
,
Feb
'/2 C
94c
Feb
1.15
Feb
'247*
Jan
Volume
193
Number
6031
.
;
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(841)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Par
East Kootenay Power 7%
Sullivan
East
Empire
Oil
Mines
Falconbridge
Low
121
pfd__100
cum
Ltd
Inc
Nickel
Ltd
Mines
Freiman
Fundy
Ltd
Bay
(A J)
1.62
1,000
1.60
1.74
3c
Feb
3 %c
dfcuil
5,500
6c
Feb
40
7Vac
Jan
39%
40
960
38 %
Jan
41
Jan
Golden
Mines
Age
56c
2,000
2.75
100
35
35
50
Ltd
Mining
Ceramic
Jan
8c
Feb
Class
Jan
21c
Jan
5%Q
6c
4,500
3%c
Jan
6c
Feb
41c
Acadia
46c
3,100
40c
Jan
48c
Jan
5c
5c
6,000
Jan
5c
Jan
2 Vic
2%c
Advocate Mines
2%c
Jan
'3c
Jan
85c
1.00
Jan
Agnico
Ltd
Ltd_.
class
Ltd__
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Mount
Royal
Native
Minerals
Calumet
New
Formaque
Jack
New
Amulet
American
Northern
1st
Okalta
Oils
Opemisca
Pitt
Premier
Prime
Steel
Cobalt
Quebec
Oil
3c
Jan
4c
Feb
Alberta
40c
Jan
50c
Jan
Algoma Central
72
Feb
11c
28%
130
27%
Feb
30Vt
Jan
17c
75c
15c
18c"
&
Feb
Allied
Jan
7%
2,359
5%
Jan
7%
10c
10c
500
9c
Jan
13c
Jan
34c
34c
Amalgamated
1,000
34c
Feb
40c
Jan
American
Leduc
Jan
American
Anacon
4%C
6c
54
54
310
2%c
__
3c
4,000
54
__
.
17,207
4Vac
Feb
6%c
46
Jan
54
2 Vac
Feb
2Vic
2%c
38,500
2c
15c
18c
63,000
13c
37c
39c
24,500
31c
3c
Jan
2c
30%
30
100
i
Jan
Jan
40C
Anglo
Siscalta
Mines
Air
Standard
Sullivan
Anglo
Feb
Gold
Ansil
7%c
Jan
33c
1,000
33c
Feb
35c
Jan
Jan
9c
Jan
Arcadia
Jan
6.00
Feb
Area
8c
8%c
3,650
5.60
6.00
3,400
a9
a9
10
12c
0.00
17c
17c
8c
5.40
9
Jan
9
Feb
18c
8c
9c
55
500
2c
3c
3,500
8c
2c
1
Feb
Feb
65
Jan
Jan
8
Feb
2.35
2.30
2.35
6,700
1.90
Jan
2.05
1
4.10
3.70
1
3c
2%C
2.00
1
2.10
43
13%c
Jan
63
3,335
45
2.35
2.00
Coast
Gas
River
3%P
Feb
7c
Aumaque
Gold
Jan
8%c
Jan
Aunor
36 %
Jan
42'%
a8c
150
3,784
Feb
1,100
17
Jan
22
Feb
Auto
1,475
20%
Jan
21
American
10c
1,000
10c
Feb
12c
Campbell
2.35
2.50
400
2.50
Feb
35c
35c
100
1
5.35
,5.25
5.35
2,880
—1
1.27
1.20
1.27
*•
8%
7%
8%
—
.
1
1
25c
Jan
Jan
5.25
46c
Feb
Canada
&
94c
Jan
1.27
Jan
8%
1.36
41c
2,900
"15
1.15
1,840
8c
10c
10,500
120
121
71c
82 c
20c
7,200
11,500
,
8c
8c
1
1.65
1.65
*
15%
16
7c
1
Jan
50c
6%
13c
.,
6Q
118
Jan
1.36
Jan
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
121%
Central-Del
Feb
8c
Jan
8c
15%
Jan
Jan
Feb
4,000"
5c
8c
4,000
7c
6c
16
Jan
15,000
Jan
>
Jan
,7c
"
11c
:
13c
5,100-
34%
34%
"".'■•4c
9c
Consumers
Ford
Jan
14V2C
Frobisher
Co
Jan
1.25
22,800
110
Vsc
42,100
%c
Feb
7c
8c
4.10
Feb
Vac
a32 Vs
18,000
a32 Vs a32%
7c
•
■■
115:
8 Vac
7c;
30
8,000
3c
2%c
—1
7,500
6C
Jan
1.60
-
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
35 V2
11c
Bell
Jockey Club Ltd
Kelly Do.;glas Ltd
Bevcon
/
Kerr-Addison
Lakeland
Bibis
Loblaw
Power
3%c
Feb
Black
3c
Jan
Bordulac
60c
Feb
Bouzan
3C
3c
3,000
3c
Jail
3c
Jan
Bowater
Minnesota
Moore
6z
Corn
17
17
Feb
300
10%
17
Feb
17
6.70
7.20
Feb
2,150
17
17%
7.20
Feb
1,055
54%
54%
75
;
*
*
-
—
Ltd—*
4.80
2,500
*
40
40
145
•
5.25
5.60
3,675
__1
49c
49c
2,000
,_*___*
•
Mountain
Gas
Oil
\
United
Keno
United
Oils
Hill
■"
;
4.45
40
Jan
...
Jan
5.10
41c
>
Jan
5.15
Jan
8.75
Jan
100
7.70
Feb
12c
Feb
14c
8%c
Jan
36c
Jan
29
Jan
32
Feb
96
47
94 %
100
2%c
Jan
2
1,000
7ic
Jan
36 Vs
Jan
80c
37
37%
3,176
49
49
49%
566
7%c
7%c
7 Vac
900
Feb
7c
32%
96
Feb
VaC
Jan
Jan
Jan
37%
Feb
Jan
49%
Jan
Jan
48
9c
Jan
45c
45c
966
28c
Jan
11%
11%
300
11%
Feb
13
Jan
17c 25 %c
9,200
17c
Feb
35c
Jan
17
Jan
17%
Feb
1.25
Feb
17%
17%
1,700
•
,
50c
Jan
1.15
1.25
12,300
1.07
Jan
,,^24%
23%
25
5,587
21%
Jan
6c
7c
6c
Feb
8c
Jan
9%c
8%c
9 VaC
10,500
7c
Jan
l&c
Jan
11c
14c
74,000
6Vac
Jan
14c
Feb
6%c
7 VaC
5,000
6%c
Jan
8c
Jan
2.65
2.76
6,400
2.65
Feb
3.10
Jan
.
2.65
1
2,000
»
25%' Feb
*—
49c
A
24
5,535
19
Jan
1
Line
—40
,
/ //—
Co
■
'•
Bright
4 7o"
4 % %
Feb
page 44.
,!•_
10%
5%
5%%
65
Feb
Brockville
14%
Jan
Broulan
24
*'
7Y*
8%
1,800
6 Va
Jan
6c
5,500
4 VaC
Jan
23
310
21
Jan
23
Jan
Jap
Feb
5%
Feb
11 VaC
Feb
14c
Jan
45c
48 %
45c
*
VaC
13%
13%
13%
50
12c
113,100
Jan
F
8V2C
b
Jan
Jan
G)
11c
9%C
5c
7c
3,000
45 c
44c
46c
18,300
Jan
370
46 Va
Jan
49
Feb
49%
pfd
48
49
50
1
52%
51%
52%
435
7%
7%
7%
1,506
71/4
Feb
48
48
49%
545
47%
Jan
49 Va
6.90
7.35
9,449
6.65
Jan
7.60
4.15
4.20
14,487
3.80
Jan
4
*
6%
6%
410
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
45%
45%
25
43%
Jan
45%
Feb
42%
Feb
common
50
—
42%
*
common
43
—_*_______1
2.411
2.35
33 V*.
31%
33'/a
75
2.53
•*
OiL
—*■_*
6,500
23,562
..
<0
45
Jan
.
"
Feb
2.00
-
Jan
2 53
F%
29%
Jan
33 Va
Jan
100
78
77%
78
72
50
100
44 "A
43'/a
44%
263
42%
Feb
44%
Jan
91%
90%
91%
436
90
Jan
91%
Jan
50
48%
48%
48%
47%
Jan
49%
Jan
50
52%
52%
52%
210
51
Feb
52%
Feb
•
12%
12%
12%
14,780
12
Jan
13%
Jan
**—-—•
38%
38%
39
7,255
34%
Jan
48%
Feb
2"
47%
1,759
46%
Jan
48 Va
Jan
9%
___:
Forest
Products
1,360
47
47%
10
10%
10 Vs
600
1
pfd
Mines
28c
30c
2,800
14
1
13%
13
1
2.80
2.70
Jan
884
12%
Jan
14
Jan
2.30
Jan
3,250
26,400
1.35
357
5c
5c
5c
2,515
34%
35
310
9c
9c
1,700
Extension
*
*
Burlington
Burns
9c
Feb
10%
2.85
34%
'
38c-
7%c
Products
78
Feb
7c
7c
Jan
Jan
1.26
Smelting
&
77%
28c
1.35
Feb
2.95
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
1.20
Jan
1.40
5c
Jan
6c
32
6c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
9c
35
13c-
Jan
17%
17
17%
835
Jan
17%
Jan
12%
12%
12%
1,316
11 Vs
Jan
13 %
Jrti
6%
i
Dock
*
*
Dry
1
Electric—
1
6%
145
6%
Jan
6%
11 %c
12c
2,500
11 %c
Jan
9c
8%c
9 Vac
29c
26c
29c
A
class
16
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
6%
1
33
Feb
Jan
7.20
Gold
49%
8
4.15
Ankerite
Jan
52%
1
Buffalo
Jart
Feb
0
——•
—
Jan
BUrrard
)•
48
Jan
Hill
Feb
8c
50c
7 Vs
Bunker
12c
Jan
2.85
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Buffadison
7c
3 Vac
39c
50
—
Company
Brunswick Mining
Jan
9 V?
Jan;
6.95
Jan
12-
Feb
&
Oils
———1
Feb
Cadamet
Calalta
Feb
87
.
Jan
9
Mines
Jan
Va Feb
Calgary <fe EdmontonCalgary Power common.*
8.40
Feb '-
38
Cable
42
-
37%" .Tan
39%
*
Feb ..;
5%
Mines
*-v—1
—
—
Petroleum
*
25c
:
18 V.
17 Va
18 Vs
25'%
25
8c
Jan
13c
Jan
23c
Jan
36c
Jan
133/
Jan
18%
Feb
8,140
23%
Jan
25%
Feb
10
102 »/s
preferred
100 Va
Jan
,11
Jan
Calvan Consolidated Oil_*——
2.85
2.85
18
Feb
Camerina
Petroleum
1.16
1.16
9.25
Feb
10V8
Jart
Campbell
Chibougamau
6.65
7.20
-36,320
5.55
1.36
Feb
Campbell
Red
14%
200
13%
Jan
-
Lake
—
_
7.00
14 Vt
Jan
7,450
.
Jan
.
12c
4,760
8,450
V
25%
102 y*
*_**i—•
v
15%
1.10
Feb
5,300
-
50
pfd
Brown
Feb
87
8%
7%c 7 Jan
13c
1
Chemical
Jan
Va
n
11 Vac
•
__—
Reef
21%
700
Jan
1
Ltd
preferred
21%
-.1.36*
lie
ll%c
37 3s
1.36
Jan
F*b
preferred
Jan
1,100
7c
98c
•Tan
9.40
2,040
49 V*
preferred-
preferred
preferred
Jan
50
8»/8c
Ftb
Jan
A
4% %
20%
4,490
Jan
13%
preferred
Jan
20%
2,975
35
Feb
Columbia
50
18
Feb
13%
class
British
Jan
100
39%,
30 -
14V2C
Petroleums
305
9% V, 10,
315
'72c
American
21
17%
31
-
Jan
Uranium
(T
21%
9.30
t
see
*/-,
30
Jan
Tank
35%
39%
...
;
J
49%
36 Vs
100
44%
62C
Jan
87%
7c
Feb
Jan
30 Va
87
.
Jan
41%
Feb
985
200
3 Vac
62
Jan
35
1,600
49,400
48
*
2 015
7c
43%
58c
Building
31
10
6c
3,100
Jan
11
Jan
I6V2C
40,450
2.10
42
Jan
11c
Feb
25,381
Feb
7.60 ,.8.00
44c
Jan
9c
98c
1.95
40%
Jan
8c
47c
100
10%
.
39c
54,780
9c
preferred
21
\'r
4,600
14,000
16c
58c
Mines
21%
..1.25
42c
8%c
49'/a
1.95
44
eo
43
47c
1
OO
i
82c
Euffalo Red Lake
1,630
Jan
90c
Jan
3,511
T-0I}
2.12
Jan
14c
8 Vs
1
13%
33
62%
69%
Jan
6
49 Vt
Jan
1.70
50O
__
Feb
.
59'A
66%- Jan
10,200
6c
11%
47%
3,944
4,055
1
23
775
31 Vt
1.85
6%c
35%
—
61%
69%
1.75
o
43%
31 Vt
Co—5
Jan
5
British
.
__
14c
6,000
Telephone
Feb
A_2.50
Feb
2,393
Columbia
Feb
11
__/
10c
f
11,221
Corp
Britalta
Feb
15c
Feb
65
1.95
F'b
1.06
61c
British
10%
40
'
44c
6 VaC
Feb
44
Feb
500
__*
class
*_—
Power
Jan
65
_1
Jan
6c
Columbia
-
Jan
35c
3,033
12c
68%
*0
75c
7,540
10c 11 %c
British
2.60
..
26,200
r
60c
Feb
11%
40c
6c
Columbia
il %
1.04
60c
British
__
23
10 %C
Feb
75
19'/a
Jan
1
Feb
2,900
Jan
211/4
__1
18
2.80
19
315
—1
2,500
a6%
215
22 y8
Mines—
15c
Va¬
Feb
Jan
19%
Jan
Mines—
142
2.75
7.25
8c
-28
__**_**_**
Jan
a6
Jan
Jan
__1
Corp—
Jan
11%
.
4.90
1.85
*—
16
*
14,640
69%
common—***
133
*
7.25
7
99c
—
Co
85
20 %
3.50
8VsC
4,290
100
Jan
19 Va
*—**
2,988
10%
Jan
3.25
30%
18
12c
6%
100
42c
44
41%
250
3.25
6.50
7.20
6%
3.25
10c
*
Mines
Preferred
40% Jan
5-75
Feb
65
1
Ltd__
footnotes,
52'/a
73c
15c
142
10%
Ltd—
For
5
Jan
2 VaC
.
0
.
Jan
72c
B__——•
Copper Corp,—*
Bay
Bridge &
17% Jan
55 "" Feb
*
llVn
V
.—
'____*;
Mine's
l.uu
12c
94%
*-
141
——2.50
I.td
Jan
Jan
Jan''"-
1
Ltd
Pipe
50,135
32
Feb
4.00
Jan
51'/a
4,100
9c
Feb
Feb
8c
94 Vt
*
15c
*—100
of. Canada
13c
2.50
90c
32
—
17%
5
"A'*-.
preferred
Union
5.70
16
49%
5
Ltd
4—
Trans
8.20
8%c
60%
43%
*
-
class
.__
7.80
12 %c
—
—_
44
__
*__1
:
preferred
2,665
6%
-18
Ltd—_____*
A_-
5%
4.00
4.40
Ltd—*
Traders
_
126
/
—
Pioneer
29%
Feb
Pipe Lanes Ltd-,
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltiri*_
4% ?<
51%
4.00
32
mm
Brazilian Traction common.
4.10
Jan
10%
Paper
Corp
51%
Paper class A—
Bralorne
Jan
•24%
140
Pembina
Finance
2,200
Ltd
^eb
3.10
1,530
Ltd*
i
Ontario
100
8 Vac
Mines***,
Feb
2,650
Vt
10 %
:
Ltd
1.00
8c
35c
Mersey 5%%
29
Mines
Paper
2.75
1.00
8c
*
Paper
3.70
Co
Ltd .class
&
4.00
1.00
1
22'%
Bowaters
10 V»
:
_*
Jan
•
Hats
Jan
♦
Class B
Feb
48c
'
Feb
E
Ma-Laren
43c
Jan
I4^(
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Yukon
Jan
26,000-'
28%
Gas
Companies
Class
Jan
Jan
38c
Bidrop Mines Ltd****_*
46c
Ltd_*__
Mines
11c
38 Vac
1-25
Mines.
Bicroft Uran
2 Vac
;
Gold
Natural
Jan
8,833
5,266
.
2%c
B__„_—
! :
6%c
43c
40c
*
*—
Mines
6,500
Corp
class
13,167
40c
*****
&
Mining
Telephone
3c
:*■!
\
8c
2,000
39c
—
Bethlehem
,60c
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines Ltd
-
7c
'
43c
„e*_*._*_
class
—
Belcher
3c
Ltd-
Gold
Jan
—*
Lumber
51c
—
Co
Co
20c
_;**
Bowater
.*
Yellowknife
Jan
17%c 17%c
__10
_*_*
Power
Lodge
3c
common
Electric
Giant
16c
8c
Jan
-
Ltd "A"_5
Co
Ltd—'
General
Feb
17%c
*
Bros
Beaver
60c
1.66%
Development
49Va
17c
,-_
Exploration
Biltmore
Jan
Jan
1
General
Jan
1.6l>
Beatty
Jan
lc
9c
•
/ ■/
STOCKS
Petroleums
Ltd
45 Va
,**
B
1
__1
Corp
710
lo
B_
Petroleums
—4
Ltd
Canada
Jan
49%
2%c
common
Products
Beaver
f
Feb
1.10
1
Ltd
Co
46
Mines.
Beattle Duquesne
Feb
7c
Ltd——1
-
of
Jan
46%
Mines
Mines
Class
Jan
34'/a
/ 4c
Vec
Ltd
Paper
Gas
Motor
Jan
1.85
35%
•
Metals Mining,**
Uranium
Mines**,
Beta
Jan
Jan
1.25'
Oils
21c
Jan
Jan
_100
Consolidated
Bathurst
Jan
Jan
*
Halliwell
Consolidated
Jan
1.65
31%
Baska
b
3c
14,675
3.75
■_.
'
31%
,
225
3C
..
Feb
/ 8 VaC Jan
•w.,
8%c Jan
'
4c
•>
1.63
'
Ltd
Rio
Consolidated
16c
6,207
*
class
Montreal
Barymin
Base
20c
1,200
Rand
500
^
16,404
Mines—
Mines
of
Barnat
Feb
85c
Feb
3.95
Ingersoll
19c
Jo-
1.75
50
Bank of Nova Scotia——
Jan
Feb
1.45
1,250
Bank
Jan
15
3.95
Devonian
Feb
Leo
34%
Oil
Bankfield
Feb
15
10%c
71c
200"
7c
7c
•;
34%
10
r~
1-_1__.—____1
class
32 Va
19c
Nickel
preferred
Bankeno
Feb
Jan
6 %c
6 %c
7c
—1
—1
8c
26,800
18c
14
32
74c
100
*—1
Sugar
8,269
50
preferred
Banff
Feb
3.95
Ltd
Feb
1.70
i
Electric
5%%
Feb
7
1
Dominion
4.00
39c
Paper
Mines____a**
Fabric
5 %
Jan
6,850
2.000
1.32
10c
11—*
Ltd
Packers
2,862
35 Vt
Jail
32 Vt
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A*.
5.
'
15
1
pfd
2.00
8,700
14%""
j
*
__:
■
'50c
50c
12
Chibougamau Mines jLuLs-__1
Canada
Feb
4.70
33%
42c
Jan
2.50
Properties
Motors
Jan
4.70
4.25
35
Jan
1
Gold
Auto
22
*__
Line
57%
1
Aunracho
21
1
—*
Feb
1'
Atlin
Feb
Ltd
Trunk
Warrants
52'/a
Ruffner
Jan
4.55
5% %
Alberta
235
Yellowknife' Mines________*
2.35
10c
—*
Mines
17%
53%
1
+_*_
Jan
21
,
UNLISTED
,
Advocate
Jan
53
33%
*
&
Copper
Jan
common—2
Products
Jan
Jan
16%
53
Sti-els
Feb
42%
18%' Feb
1 UlJ
14
Atlas
2.05
a5C
•11%
38c
._*40c
Arcadia
2 VaC
34%
Jan
1,000
Mines
1,100
3c
F~b
Jan
1,213
•
Acceptance
Atlantic
Feb
10c
Ltd
Mines
Atlantic
20 %
Corp Ltd
Corp Fund
Co
Gold
8,800
4.10
42
5
*
—*
Oil
18 %
7.90
107
5,752
Atlas
1
26,810
Jan
29%
41c
'
Hardware
Associated
7V8
Ltd
Mineral
11%
Jan
1.70
"
17%
—
Oil
Ashdown
325
Mining Corp
Mining Corp
Westburne
9.40
105%
1
Jan
a8
Ltd*.—1
Explorations
510
""
_1
Corp common
$2.50 preferred
Jan
a7%
A—
*—
Westville
8c
a7Vi
18c
Principal
Rights'
106 106%
41c
1
Arjon
100
1
United
Jan
16%
warrants
Asamera
540
**
Corp
Jan
50
preferred
Nickel
Feb
16,000
Ltd_:
Asbestos
1.50
24 Va
0
16%
Mines
Jan
44
Jan
1,100
34,665
:
17%
—:
1st
B
50c
4.50
18'/*
iO
Argus
Jan
4c
a64
Petroleum
Wendell
55
Feb
9%c
Mines Ltd
Trans-Canada
Weedon
10c
2c
43
1
Trebor Mines Ltd—1
Ventures
Jan
Feb
55
a62
'
Virginia
8c
■
43
Mines Ltd
Vanguard
2,500
a64
Supertest Petroleum Ltd—
Lake
„
8.20
Mines
Class
4,483
'
_20c
Anthes Imperial class A
Jan
50
Ltd
Exploration
72c
1.60
29%
Jan
10c
4,018
55
8c
1
Metals
Mines
Feb
106 Vt
Huronian
33c
3.25
__*
Mines
72c
61c
1.60
28 Yb
29%
'
_50c
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Jan
Jan
1
Cons
Jan
1.80
Jan
lOo
Pulp
48
Feb
6c
.
Services
Warrants
Jan
2.10
'
Jan
3.00
30
1st pfd_50
Southern Canada Power 6%
Spartan
5c
Jan
^w^^lOc
*
47
100
13,000
1
Ltd
Mines
1
Jan
;
Feb
6c
Ltd
Ltd
5 Jc
4c
3,970
•
Mines
Controls
30%
48
pfd
Corp
Stores class
Dufault
Feb
1,000
2.05
2.80
10
Mines
Jan
3.25
«
common
Ltd:—
44c
4c
1.95
*_____
Pete
Canadian
6c
..
Oils
2,900
4c
2.00
Oils_____*
Petroleums
48
1
Ltd
(1957)
Jan
pfd—.
Larder
25%
21 %
Save
77c
45c
•
4%%
Warrants
3.25
Ltd_l
Co
Lead
Anchor
o
—_—*
Development
&
Jan
44c
•
Analogue
——20
Saucon
20
44c
Lta
Aluminum
Jan
19c
Jan
38c
3c
Jan
16Vic
1
com
—
Shop
;
Nepheline
Feb
Ltd
Columbian
Jan
Jan
Feb
*
Enterprises Ltd
19%
56c
11,/*
Minerals.
7
—
Lawrence
Roxana
Aluminium
Exploration
Mining
115
24,104
Aiminex
Ltd
Corp
20
73c
4.65
Jan
_
1
Ltd
48,780
Jan
20
#«.*_•
Jun
Corporation
preferred
United
75c
50c
4Vi%
4.00
J*il
•
Steel
5c
2
Ltd
Jan
14c
71c
common
12 %
5c
15c
8V2C
Feb
__1
.«■*
Consolidated
22c
:
Warrants
Titan
5,500
93
Feb
Warrants
Algoma
Jan
J
Foo's
Tazin
47c
Pacific
Feb
(Quebec)
Development
Warrants
5%%
Tib
33,800
Jan
6c
10c
3.40
Preferred
Jan
66c
1
Co
Telephone
Roberval
Tache
6,000
18,900
9 % c.
91%
2,000
50
3c
27
Feb
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd—
Sobey's
Jan
Jan
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Lithium
South
21%
5c
Ltd—
Producers
Quebec
Siscoe
Jan
1
Mills
Quebec
St
17%
11%
Corp
Oil
Gas
Ruby
570
400
Ltd
Metals
Corp of Canada 4%%
participating 2nd pfd
Quebec
21%
2,825
35
10,025
_1
Class A warrants*;
Alberta Natural Gas
11c
..1
12c
100
Feb
28%
28%
Gold
preferred
6%
Jan
Jan
6 VaC
72c
Feb
27
Jan
20%
92%
*
6%
Jan
21%
Jan
6c
fi
200
25
Jan
19 %
lie
;
6V4
90c
Mining
A
14 %
73c
Trunk
1,500
Ltd
Mining
Porcupine
Provo
Class
2,215
u
3.70
trust
Gas
5c
Ltd_
Gas
6%
Voting
Alberta
50c
50
Explorers
Gold
Power
Feb
*
Pennbec
Pernio
Jan
5c
Feb
24
12c
*
common
11%
Ltd
Mines
61c
Jan
9 %C
1
Manufacturing Co Ltd
Paudash
Jan
3c
92%
Jan
41 Va
Feb
6%c
1
_*
.*
Distillers
5c
Ltd/
Opemiska Copper Mines
Paton
I
Ltd—1'
Mines
Mines
Industries
(1945j
46c
1,000
20
13c
Feb
23%
550
20%
20
Jan
39%
463
1
*
'
Explorations
Warrants
11%
preferred
Obalski
4,300
4c
Ltd—
Yellowknife
Alberta
Jan
61c
3c;
Quebec Power Co Ltd com—*
Northwest
Alba
Jan
39
20 V*
10c
7,460
'
1
Ltd—L
44c
*
Ltd
Rare
Feb
15c
Feb
20 %
•
*_
1
High
*
—_—1
Ltd___
Santiago Mines
West
North
Akaitcho
43,797
41%
Mines
:—_*
Uranium
New
Mines
26%
Light & Pwr Co Ltd—10
Lake
25%
Range Since Jan.
Low
23%
100
Uranium
21
44c
1
a
Mines
Newfoundland
New
Jan
37%
'
•
Ltd
Mines
40%
23%
•
"
6V4
__1
—
Ltd
Feb
8c
Feb
j
•
Ltd
Dairies
25%
102
56c
21%
1—5
Island
Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—_—
New
15
__
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Mogador
3,000
Feb
4c
A—_____*_5
Ltd
102
370
10c
(Walter M)____—;—*
Mines
Merrill
25%
9c
59c
Mining & Explora'n Co Ltd_l
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
1
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd
Massval
25%
1
Labrador
Co
10
9c
*
1
Zinc Mines
18,600
a37 V2 a37%
/
.
1
com
2,500
96c
102
A
13c
41 %
common
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Feb
7
90c
102
Shares
High
11c
13c
23%
Acme Gas & Oil
3%c
•
for Week
•
Preferred
Ltd
Labrador Acceptance
Lowney
Sugar
3c
16c
6c
Range
of Prices
25
common.*
*
11,000
1
Foundation
&
Paper
59,600
90c
Lead
&
20c
Paper Power Ltd 2% pfd—1
Ltd (Frank W) class A—*_*
Mines
Power
Preferred
Acadia Atlantic
7%c
Copper Mining Corp—____*—1
Hastings Mining Development—_—*
Iso
Feb
18c
—1
L»ollars
Sales
Low
1
6Vic
Haitian
Kontiki
Jan
Ltd
Abitibi
FfcO
3.00
Mines
18c
Hendershot
International
58c
35
Feb
Feb
Abacus
7%c
5c
Investment
Jan
2.75
Last
Sale Price
Par
1
Mines & Metals Ltd 1
Horner
46c
35
STOCKS
1
Canadian
Week's
•'
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Uranium
Gul-Por
56c
2.75
35
Jan.
Exchange
in
Expressed
Friday
Feb
3,000
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*
Mines Ltd—
Copper
Futurity Oils Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures
Are
Feb
3%c
:—*
common„.
121
6c
*
*
Feb
1.62
•
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118
3 Vic
1
Fleet
9
Shown
High
7Vac
1
.
Ltd
Prices
Low
121
Toronto Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
118
—1
Minerals
&
Metal
Fab
Mines
(Range for Week Ended February 1 7)
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
41
103
Jan
1,140
•«-
2.81
Feb
2.85
Feb
1,800
1.1
Jan
1.30
Jan
Jan
7.20
Feb
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Canada
Cement
class
28%
698
27%
667
25%
Jan
28%
27%
22
22
150
21
Jan
22
20%
3,200
18%
Jan
20%
Feb
81
Feb
*
10
20 %
20
100
81
80
81
68 %
355
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Canada Southern
Steamship
Lines
Canada
Wire
Feb
5c
Feb
10c
Jan
54%
55%
200
49
Jan
54%-
56%
Feb
55%
1,075
48%
Jan
56 %
Feb
67
1,027
57%
Jan
67
Jan
67
92
92
40
14c
2,100
3.50
2.85
3.50
10,604
2.75
46%
•
46%
Canadian
Astoria
Bakeries
Canadian
Bank
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Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
British
Class
A
warrants
Canadian
Celanese
A
7%
900
V 7C
8%c
32,650
-7%
62%
4,305
48
46%
10
3.20
Curtis
Feb
8%
Feb
65
Feb
23,578
43%
Jan
49
Feb
10%
925
8%
Jan
11
49 '
Feb
2,970
2.25
Jan
3.75
1,260
2.30
Jan
3.70
615
13 %
Jan
22
14%
Feb
23%
2,875
21%
Feb
24"/4
Jan
32
32%
250
31 %
Feb
33
Jan
32%
6%
6%
5,280
2.65
3.00
61,510
79c
7,440
7
4,146
*
common
77c
3
76c.
7
76c
6%
71c
76c
6%
2.00
70c
Jan
Feb
7
Jan
Jan
3.00
Jan
6%
Feb
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
Dredge Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas &
1,785
71c
Jan
1.15
1.05
1.15
4,425
84c
Jan
1.15
•
Petroleum
4.85
Jan
4.35
4.90
77,685
Jan
5.15
Jan
14%
15%
•
14%
Morse
class
1.73
4,939
12%
Jan
50c
7,851
48c
Jan
60c
1.74
119,400
1.52
Jan
11%
1,030
10%
Jan
A_50c
*
Jan
16
50c
11
16%
B
77c
1.62
50c
1
Oil—
4.40
8%
Food
Products
common
preferred
•
Feb
Jan
12
Jan
8%
165
7%
Jan
8%
Feb
4.50
Jan
6%
Feb
6%
6%
6%
3.599
48%
.
48%
48%
10
2nd
preferred
Canadian Gas Energy
44
20c
;_
Gen
Canadian
High
Securities
class
A
*
Crest
Canadian
Husky
Oil
1
Warrants
36,882
Industries
Canadian
North
Canadian
Gold
67c
Jan
5%
5 %-
1.35
Mines
6
Petrofina
Canadian
Railway
Salt
1G,;
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
30c
11%
1.35
Feb
%
7
5,870
Jan
7%
Feb
14%
15%
2,034
14
Jan
15%
Feb
7
480
7
Feb
7%
33c
35c
33c
Feb
5
100
10c
11c
12,313
22c
20c
22c
28
27%
28 %
101
101
22%
7,200
10,077
•"
101
2?3/i
\
4.85
42c
Jan
8,037
5.00
Jan
Jan
13c
Jan
20c
Jan'?;
39c
23%
.
Feb
10c
Jan?'
28%
50
99 %
Jan
•
23"
18,406
21%
Jan
0
93V 10%-;
9%r
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3.80
"3,454
7%
Jan
'*
Jan
Feb
ior
Feb
23%
Feb
10-B
Feb
45
Feb
14
Feb
45
100
Canadian
43
Superior Oil
1
13%
13%
13%
Canadian
17,265
11
Jan
Thorium
1
3%c
3'Ac
4c
Canadian
30,500
Tire
3 %c
Feb
42
42%
370
37%
Jan
46
Feb
47
Corp..
Corp class A
.*
._
Common
Utilities
Canadian
pfd
Wallpaper Mfrs class B
Canadian
Western
Natural
..20
Corp
Ltd
Rio
Chib
18
150
14%
J an
18
Feb
125
35%
Feb
37%
Jan
15
Jan
17%
Feb
15
34
17%
1,095
15%
375
20
20%
400
36%
36 %
95
11c
11c
49 %c
6c
92c
95c
20
1
52c
95c
15
Jan
20%
Feb
39
Magnesium
Steel
Dominion
Dominion
Tar
Jan
13c
Jan
45c
Feb
58c
Jan
6c
Feb
7c
91c
Jan
99c
52c
142,800
6 %c
3,000
4,215
13
13
14%
2,965
13
Jan
14%
Feb
32c
30'/be
32c
2.600
25c
Jan
36c
Jan
.5.25
5.75
90c
88c
90c
5,660
88c
15c
14c
17c
177,500
13c
1
1.15
1.03
1.15
8,600
Wines___22%
22 V2
22%
100
2'/2c
3c
;
Mines
Mining
5.10
Jan
5.75
Jan
Feb
1.07
Jan
Jan
18c
Jan
78c
Jan
22
Jan
23
Feb
16,000
2%C
Jan
3 %c
Jan
25'/2c 26 %c
8,600
25 %c
Jan
29 c
26c
12c
Jan
1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelt
Gola
Chromium
Mines
Mining
Coin
Farm
Lake
Columbia
Gold
1.15
Feb
9c
Feb
Coniagas
3.45
\
3.45
14 3
62c
Feb
Jan
67c
Jan
47c
Jan
6,925
14 J/B
7,540
Fargo Oils
Farwest
Fittings
Fleet
Ford
Ford
Frosst
Gaitwin
Gatineau
5%
5'A%
Geco
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Mining
Consolidated
&
Consolidated Morrison
Consolidated
General
Consolidated
Negus
Consolidated
Nicholson
Consolidated
Northland
Consolidated
Pershcourt
Consolidated
Consolidated Sannorm
Consolidated
Consumers
Class
West
Gas
Class
B
—
_\
For
footnotes,
see page
15Va
57,709
14'A
Jan
16'A
Jan
20%
150
19%
Jan
22
Jan
11
11'A
1,220
10
Jan
ll'A
8%c
9c
4,600
8'Ac
Jan
11c
Jan
5c A Jan
7c
Jan
,5c
3,200
75c
1.01
278,216
56c
Jan
5c
17,500
5c
Jan
Feb
1.55
1.01
Feb
6c
Jan
1.80
Jan
1.73
Feb
1.58
9,760
1.67
2,625
37%
37 %
40
35
Jan
38
26
26
60
26
Feb
27
Feb
58%
58 %
25
58
Jan
60
Jan
$8'A
513
58
Jan
60
Feb
1.04
II,950
99c
Jan
9c
Jan
58'A
1.03
12 %e
1.00
7'Ac
9'A
500
74
74
93
16'Ac 16'Ac
1.55
II,000
9%
Feb
1.55
2,500
6c
9%
11c 12'Ac
500
Jan
4'Ac
9 %
Feb
1.15
Jan
17c
Feb
10%
Feb
Jan
8c
Jan
Jan
3.60
4.15
Jan
14%
Feb
Jan
16c
Jan
;
Jan
5.25
1.40
Feb
.____
Ltd
class
4c
5c
Feb
'
Feb
5,933
15c
Feb
L»
37c
v
Jan
6 'A
•'49'"Tj'an
6'A
100
56c
59c
8,520
45c
Jan
59c
Feb
11%
ll'A
11%
1,450
10
Jan
11%
Jan
68
66'A
68
725
65
Jan
70
Jan
143
58c
*
142
11%
__
23%
3.60
16c
142 142%
6 'A
Feb
6 'A
Feb
342
130
Jan
11%
12%
2,003
10
Jan
12%
Feb
5c
5c
1,500
4c
Jan
t>_
Feb
23%
24'A
2,841
22%
Jan
3.60
3.85
3,900
3.25
14 %c 16'Ac
Feb
2o
b
;
208,405
8c
Jan
4 00
Feb
Jan
17c
Feb
1
17%
17%
18
540
15'A
Jan
23%
Jan
3.90
3.90
3.90
25
3.55
Jan
4.50
Jan
5'Ac
5'Ac
5,000
5'Ac
Jan
6c
38%
39'A
1,260
102
102
18
107 107 %
30
3.30
Glenn
Uranium
Globe
Envelopes
Ltd
Mines__
class
&
class
Granduc
Greater
Feb
2.20
9,305
20
Jan
21%
Jan
2,060
78c
Feb
1.10
Jan
1956
13c 16 %c
45,400
12c
12c
Jan
14c
Jan
Guaranty
1,566
4%c
Jan
6c
Jan
Gulch
2.40
jan
Feb
59c
7
Jan
9
82
Jan
Feb
Jan;
Jan
35c 36'Ac
3,700
26c
82
Jan
Jan
39c
Feb
14%
Jan
19c
Jan
Jan
11
11'A
1,62.9
10%
16c
16c
2,000
16C
Jan
4c
Feb
4c
4c
Jan
5c
11
11%
825
10%
Jan
ll'A
Jan
20'Ac
22c
4,500
18'Ac
Jan
23c
Jan
18'Ac 20%c
13,400
1,300
,
18'Ac
20c
6,767
20
121
17c
Feb
24c
Jan
Jan
21c
Jan
134'A
Jan
Feb
52
52
25
52
Feb
52
Feb
He
11c
500
10c
Jan
lie
Jan
—
Feb
45
6 %
—
160
1.47
1.60
2,975
•
48
46%
48'A
8,514
42
Jan
48'A
*
34%
34
35
3,932
26'A
Jan
35
25'A
25V4
50
24'A
Jan
25%
25
common
,
25'A'
1.09
Jan
1
25c
Feb
32c
Jan
Gulf
666
8c
Feb
8c
Feb
Gunnar
4,150
6.25
Jan
6%
1,200
5%
Jan
44
44
50
39'/a
Feb
Feb
12
6'A
44
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
1.00
975
65c
Jan
1-15
1.15
1.15
120
9oc
Jan
11%
9.95
11%
10,435
8.65
Jan
11%
Feb
4.95
5.00
350
4.40
Jan
5.00
Jan
1.40
1.45
I,900
1.25
Jan
1.65
Jan
Jan
class
1
*
A
—•
—
—
1.10
1.30
1.45
Feb
Jan
11%
12'A
2,883
ll'A
Jan
12%
12
12
12%
4,023
11
Jan
12%
3.90
•
*
3.90
4.00
640
3.50
Jan
4.10
Feb
3.00
3.00
125
2.80
Jan
3.00
Jan
5,898
11%
Jan
13'A
36
—
*
1
—
-*
Mining
Lake
12
6'A
Jan
v' Feb
.—'A-——-—1-05
13
12%
13
10
36
34'A
36
1,152
30%
Jan
5c
5c
8,000
5c
Jan
4c
1
6,100
1°
6%
1.75
Jan
—
Trust
Lead
18'Ac
134'A 134%
52
Mines
8c
Mines_
—
7c
Feb
Peo
Feb
Jan
—1
Jan
Feb
Harding
Feb
Hard Rock Gold
Feb
Harrison
5c
6c
2,500
Jan
6c
Feb
7.70
7.55
7.80
13,945
7.05
Jan
8.05
Jan
1
5c
4'Ac
5c
17,500
,4'Ac
Feb
6c
Jan
*
15%
15
16
*
12%
ll'A
12'A
1,015
13c
13c
20,300
Jan
6c
3.20
5c
—1
Gold
9%c
Jan
16
Jan
18%
Hardee
Farms
20
105
Jan
106
105 %
106 %
45
104%
Jan
106%
Jan
3.40
3.35
Hasaga
3.40
1,050
4.00
Jan
Head
14 %c
15c
7c
7%c
80c
84c
common
Carpets———
Mines
Jan
17c
Feb
Headway
6c
Feb
9%c
Jan
Heath
Jan
87c
Jan
Hees
Feb
Hendershot
Feb
Highland
Bell
Jan
Hinde
Dauch_j
16%
12,
*
Red
Gold
&
Paper
11%
Jan
16
11
Jan
12%
Feb
13c
Jan
16c
Jan
Feb
5 'Ac
5,800
Feb
7c
Jan
15c
15c
16,014
15c
Feb
21c
Jan
7c
7c
7c
3,000
6%c
Jan
9c
Jan
28%c
7,476
25c
Jan
32c
1
Co;T
5c
15c
1
Lake
&
9,441
1
Mines
H)
—
—.-1
Iron—
80c
(Geo
-—1
Mines.
Lakes
2,500
16%
1
Minerals
Gbld
of
22,999
,
51c
——10
Saddlery
27c
Jan
44 »/4
common
A
8c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Develop
25c
16
Feb
41
Feb
Greening Wire
Greyhound Lines
1,000
11% Jan
Feb,
63'A
6
Trust
12 %c 12 %c
15%
44 %
43
Winnipeg Gas
10,470
130
12%
Jan
Feb
10%
963
warrants
2.00
225
Jan
Feb
40
63 'A
275
warrants
Voting
83c
12c
1,473
H
Plains
1.99
Feb
11
6
-.-50
Jan
Class B
21%
3.30
Feb
*
Gas
Warrants
81c
18,301
Jan
8%
20
45
.A—
Northern
1.80
17% ~18 %
2
Jan
6
Preferred
20%
Jan
20c
18%
*
Warrants
Great
83c
Jan
Feb
7'A
1
Preferred
21%
2.60
17%
81O
44%
Paper,
West
4%c
10%
8,132
—
Mmes
Lakes
Great
2,474
Feb
19
_'
Mines
Jan
10,500
Pen
—_:—._-*
A
L__
85c
19c
common
Toy
Jan
3.00
22c
50
Mackay
68c
5 V2c
—
11%
*
preferred
1.90
5c
11
16c
1
West. Coal
2.95
36'Ac
1
1
Canada
Great
Feb
__
1
A
Mining
Tire
Jan
5c
10%
1
63c
3,400
L_1
1
Mines
Feb
6%C
107%
Feb
1
Mines.
Explorers
Goldale
Jan
107
•/2
8/a
i_*.
:
103
Mine___
Mascot
Yellowknite
50c
6%c
18%
39
Jan
Jan
10,340
Feb
18%
Jan
Jan
Great
1.70
—
Jan
37
99%
75c
Jan
Jan
38%
12'Ac
jan
1.80
*
Feb
Jan
2,020
'
Feb
18c
-•
!
•
9c
54c
12
Jan
pqrj
39c
16%
Jan
Jan
47
1,100
Feb
16%
7c
30c
60
Feb
12
750
4,100
i-
Jan
16%
3,300
106,600
49
82
Jan
Jan
16%
9c
37c
48'A
59c
7%c
4.05
16%
8C
34c
49
10c
Great
35c
16%
8c
34c
Feb
9c
Great Lakes Power
17 %c
*
Jan
82
jan
Feb
*
4.30
___*
!
:
Jan
Jan
2,600
Jan
58c
Jan
•
2.90
9c
39c
82c
7,862
_100
5c
Jan
105 105%
3.60
__
20c
''
3.40
»
13,100
18%
Feb
3.60
1
485,200
.
1.33
__100
26c
5c
Jan
Prospecting.^
20c
2.96
A
Ltd
39c 49 %c
6%c
1.10
1
21c
25c
14,250
100
be
Feb
13c
4%C
1.33
*
Co
Giant
4%
30c
1.77
1.22
10
common
45c
16c
1.33
.1
16c
1.85
Feb
20%
*
preferred
Giant
Glacier
Gordon
1.052
8,796
Feb
18%
Jan
20c
Ltd
Mines
Jan
6,980
9,754
41'A
Jan
16'A
5
common...
Scientific
Feb
22,500
74c
Jan
17%
1,800
*
Preferred
Genex
1.90
15c
73c
37%
4,240
19%
750
12%
34c
53c
9,658
18%
19
2,770
Jan
3.70
50c
40%
17%
*
(U S)
15c
53c
39%
18%
55c
Jan
14c
15c
Feb
Jan
Fen
34c
14 %c
74
18c
Jan
19%
8%
11
*
70
16'Ac Feb
40%
51c
Jan
5c
74
16'Ac
8%
8
"
44.
58%
53c
Jan
__♦
15%
20%
591'
Jan
•
_
Jan
4*>%
15c
Cosmos Imperial
Jan
69%
d2
3c
1
__
4"%
7'/a
1
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Cluboug___
Corby Distillery class A
Feb
11%
Feb
1.61
__
Motors
1%
Petroleums Drilling class A_50c
General Steel Wares common
*
Grandroy
oopperorp Ltd
1.55
General
Jan
*
12
Feb
63
5c
75c
General
84c
__100
Jan
10%
21
1.85
__100
__i
"10%
170
Jan
*
Exploration
Feb
8
585
4
70c
•
A
Class B preferred.
Conwest
Mines
Petroleum
common
Jan
400
63'A
29,558
1
Feb
48 %
16,041
-1
.
423
250
_1
Mines
3.75
Feb
"
•
Gwillim
Regcourt
Jan
65
-
42%
Grand
1
Feb
Jan
11'A
12
63'A
250
4%c
!
6%
5%
2.30
63
1
Feb
1
Mine
12
2,275
5
1.90
Mines
Mines
Jan
/
1
Development
88c
1
Mines
13'A
Dynamics
Jan
2
.
Feb '
Electric
•
Exploration
Mosher
10%
General
•
Smelting
288
General
12%
1
Mogul
10%
1
j.
Bakeries
1
Consolidated
Jan
10%
_*
:
Co
Mines
General
12%
7%
A
preferred
Goldfields
7'A
Co
Power
63c
1
20%
Jan
31%
1
preferred
58,950
1
Jan
•
Mines
Mining
88c
___1
Feb
16%
1
Trailer
81c
Arrow
Mines
Jan
4,350
31,756
*
.
(Charles)
Fruehauf
Goldray
Goodyear
3.55
Golden
Jan
'
Ltd
Jan
*
Halliwell
Jan
Jan
3.75
Feb
2.90
7,015
•
1
.
class
Petroleum
Jan
14,200
Consolidated
A'.
3.15
Jan
80c
52c A Jan
25o
Mines
p'robisher
27c
5 %C
Consolidated
2.95
34,526
19%
1
Canadian
French
78c
7
76c
18'A
10
Companies
78c
Iron
70c
9.25
5c
*
Candy
Fraser
10%
5c
Fenimore
Ltd
Canada
Feb
100
Marbenor
of
Foundation
Jan
1,000
Consol
'
Jan
3.90
10,000
Consolidated
ll'A
13,317
Feb
9c
_____20
Ltd
Fraucoeur
80c
1
Jan
35c
Jan
10,358
?
%
__
1
Nickel
Motor
84c
1
9 %c
Jan
5,232
30c
10
11%
10
common-
Jan
7%
—:
" Jan
'"
•
8%c
10%
35%
1
Trust
Manufacturing
Corp
8%
3%c
Discovery
7c
29c
8c
29c
10 %.
2
15%
•
Fleetwood
1.30
4%c
Consolidated
Jan
8C
24'Ac
Jan
1
Mining
20%c
3%C
Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
29c/
70,300
"
Mining
200
4%C
Consolidated
Jan
Feb
24'Ac 25 %c
Jan
Feb
•
1
1
Grain
1.90
•
Feb
Jan
12c
10%
'*
Insurance
Fatima
275
1
Flin
21c
6.65
65
1
Federal
6,500
•
Callinan
12c
Jan
21'A
__
common
A
Uranium
rarauay
23c
12%
*
Feb
500
I,825
•
*
Players
9 %
Consolidated Bellekeno Mines
_
9c
17c
;;
12,405
*
Developments
Farmer
1.40
Consolidated
Gamma
4,800
21,600
18c
8%c
Feb
10
1
Falconbridge
Famous
Fanny
*
Beta
9%c
Feb
7%
102
Jan
*
Life
2.50
Consolidated Bakeries
9c
17c
.7
.
Corp
21'/be
*
Mines
Consolidated
Feb
Jan
13c
14,588
5 %
3.40
5.40
12%
675
16c
8
9
__l
Jan
425
Ltd
1.40
23c
«
Mines
Jan
45c
4.60
*
Petroleum
3.60
44c
4,720
15c
__
15c
*
National
Coniaurum
"
4.95
:
_.
4,200
13,300
52c
5.40
*
,
Conduits
48c
5.20
;
Metals
Commonwealth
52c
1
Commoil
62c
5.20
1
__;
Equipment
Mines
Enterprises
Combined
59c
•
Smelting
Cellulose
Combined
62c
1
„
&
Cochenour Willans
Cockshutt
1
Jan
97%
8
Mining
Empire
Jan
4,000
__
1
Copper
26,656
10c 10 %c
1
.
5%
JV';A 35
7%
Mines
Eureka
Jan
9c
5.70
Mines
I,055
102
22%
____*
&
6%
7%
Co_
Mines
Sol
Emco
Jan
2,300
1
4
Elder
Feb
6
101%
45
Common
El
20
Jan
35%
1
class
Jan
900
Mines
Paper
18'A
100
3,844
Mines
Match
,:
48
Gold
Investment
Jan
6%
Mineral
Malartic
9 %C
3.75
.____
Sullivan
Feb
46
common
East
Feb
7c
9,200
—*
Chemical
East
56
6%
Petroleum
Amphi
40
Feb
17
;■
23.50
&
19%
Jan
52
3.25
Preferred
Oils
Jan
33%
498
18'A
common
Duvan Copper Co___;
"
505
•
6%
-
&
Jan
1,265
\
,
47%
Coal__^
Textile
Feb
:—•
____
Inv
&
Feb
8.35
common__*
common
Steel
Stores
Geo
Chimo
Scottish
Dominion
1.80
Jan
8.10
__
Dominion
20
Jan
6.15
34 Va
34'/a
—
&
Feb
1.50
Jan
•
Kayrand
15%
Feb
Jan
_1
Oil
Gai
Jan
20
36 %
•
Gold
Chesterville
17
•
Porcupine
Cheskirk
Feb
15'A
,
,_1
Cayzor Athabaska
Chauteau
92
.___°
.
Quartz
Del
Feb
1
.
Pat
Feb
_*
Ltd_
Central
Jan
85
33
Mines
Central
53 %
Jan
92
17%
;_20
Asbestos
Jan
80
10
33
Exploration
Gold
39'/a
116
17%
Westinghouse
Mines
255
85
92
*
preferred
Cariboo
47%
92
com__*
Gas
preferred
Captain
Jan
85
_
Canadian
Ertn
5c
92
_____100
100
Vickers
Jan
18
4'A%
preferred
Canadian
42 %
"
Canadian
Charter
Electrohome
27c
22'A
__
9.75
common_____—____*
Foundry
Eldrich
35 %
•
Warrants
7c
20
Jan
200
54
7c
Jan
22c
■
35%
'■
Feb
16c
4,450
18%
52
36'Ac
Feb
Jan
*
_
5%
2.15
5
25
.
preferred..!
"■G
10c
100
Pacific
Jan
9%
11,669
>
Jan
3.00
•
*
Dominion
Feb
33c
•
preferred
Canadian
Canadian
3,631
4.40
1.30
-
7,880
1.05
7
.•
common
48,998
11%
43c
•
2.15
9%
1
Northwest
5%
1.85
11%
1
Inca
Canadian Oil Cos.
Central
Dairies
Eddy
2,831
15
Canadian Marconi Co
Cassiar
Dominion
Feb
75c
2.50
—
Bridge
40c
10%
2
—
—
Dominion
Eddy
8c
29c
1
1
Mines
Feb
25c
250
Petroleum
15%
90c
Oils
18
34 %
Jan
14c
"
8.35
8 %c
1
Dome
Feb
17c
1
—
Mines
Economic
9%c
1
.
Distillers Seagrams
East
__
1
Mines
Palmer
Dominion
6%
1
Mines
Dominion
__
1
-—:
Mines
Dominion
7c
*
Mines
Gold
—
27%c
2,500
•
1.80
7.95
54
—100
1
Dome
15%
Jan
common
i
Minerals
Brewis
Dickenson
Jan
22c
*
Can
Deldona
Feb
39,625
>.
Feb
Ltd
Mines
Horn
1.80
8.35
____10
___:
Explorers
Duvex
25c
1
Darag.on
Devon
24c
18
Daering
Decoursey
Denison
500
5
International
Delnite
14c
10
—:
Nest
Deer
14c
Ltd
Class A preferred____
1.85
325
•
Candore
L)
Crowpat Minerals
4.95
40c
6%
Malartic
50
15%
*
Locomotive
5 % %
Zellerbach
Crush
6,300
14c
—
High
Low
32c
50c
Trust
Jan
27c
2.50
Canadian
4%
(R
Crown
Jan
15 %
2.10
Canadian
4.30
Feb
A
Range Since Jan, 1
High
31c
__
Crain
Shares
1
——
—
Crown
Crows
Low
'
.'
Bit
for Week
32c
*
Craigmont Mines
85c
80c
♦
common
Jan
37%
50
32c
.
Gas
583
Jan
15%
:
Industrial
44%
6,100
1.85
1.20
,
Hydrocarbon
Canadian
4.70
1.55
10c
Warrants
Canadian
46
4.40
20c
Canadian Homestead
Canadian
43
4.70
1.80
preferred
Warrants
Canadian
Range
of Prices
Pri
1
;
Copuer-
Dynamic
Canadian
5%
Craig
Zinc
Mining !___
Cowichan
Jan
1.85
Lead
Courvan
Feb
83c
_•
Wright
Canadian
5%
10c
Jan
Jan
6%
Fairbanks
Jan
3.65
Petroleum
Devonian
Feb
3.70
l
Canadian
Feb
7%
59
3.00
Canadian
6%
1.55
14%
25
Collieries
6%c
230
Jan
Feb
7
3.10
Chemical
Chieftain
1.23
14%
-
Preferred
1st
7
60
V:
Warrants
Class
Feb
.
preferred
Canadian
Feb
13
3.70
common
Canadian
48
Jan
3.65
class
Canadian
Jan
12
•%., 14%
Canners
$1%
Feb
40%
1,000
12,600
7%c
.__
Canadian
Canadian
;■ 3.50
1,072
13
61 %
warrants
B
Jan
Coulee
Jan
1.55
Aluminium common.*
Class
Feb
15c
1.50
*
•
92
7Va
r
20
common
Jan
Jan
9c
12%
1
___
Commerce
Jan
7%
*
Minerals
of
48
91
1.17
1.50
.
1
Canadian
64
13c
1
B
Feb
88c
54%
1.25
class
68%
1,600
1,500
14c
common
Jan
Feb
,
6c
100
Preferred
Canada Tungsten
63%
)
91c
10
Petroleum
Jan
F-
88c
♦
Canada Permanent
Canada Safeway Ltd preferred
Canada Southern Oils warrants
75
Feb
5 %c
*
R
Jan
54%
—
class
25%
55
67
_•
Lands
Packers
Canada
Par
28
26%
Warrants
Class
High
28 %
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Low
26 %
A
_
Canada Oil
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
•
common
Canada Iron Foundries common
4'A%
preferred
Canada Malting common
Canada
Friday
Shares
High
20
Preferred
Canada Foils
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended February I 7)
for Week
Low
.
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
.
4'Ac
4%c
4'Ac
3,000
4'Ac
Feb
7c
Jan
—
50c
50c
200
31c
Jan
50c
Jan
_=.
preferred
—
26c 28'Ac
100
102
102
102
55
1
2.02
1.93
2.02
II,235
—J———51
51%
225
5c
102
102
A Jan
1.85 'Jan'
49%
Jan
1
Feb
Jan
'
'2.10
-
Jan
54 %
Feb
Volume 193
Number 6031
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(843)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended February I 7)
Sales
Range
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
••
v
■
;
>
I
.
Low
High
20%
.24
•
11%
9.40
11%
62,860
7.60
Jan
11%
Feb
*
10%
8.60
10%
48,534
7.25
Jan
10%
Feb
3.80
3.85
1,605
3.20
Jan
3.85
Feb
Midwest Industries Gas—
Mill City Petroleums
Jan
Mining Corp
!_5
Gold-.!
Low
15,966
Class A
Class
:
;
__
J
B
Home
j.
PItfield-
&
20c
»
Howard Smith Paper common
•
Hudson
Hugh
Bay
Pam
Oil-
*
Porcupine..
Inland
Cement
Inland
46 %
46%
12%
13
11,366
9c
9c
500
Co
Feb
20%
110
19%
Jan
20%
Feb
20%
1,275
19%
Jan
20%
Feb
94%
91%
40%
38%
•
13%
13%
94%
805
Multi
13%
13%
Jan
Jan
6%
43
Jan
49%
Feb
52
Jan
53
Jan
National Drug to Chemical common
18%
Jan
23%
Feb
National
5.00
Jan
National
4.80
15%
1,529
4.95
5%
3,790
16%
17
440
16
Jan
1.25
39c
2,995
15%
5%
4.90
1.35
500
95c
Jan
39c
39c
22%
22%
4c
5 %C
5,200
870
Alger
New
Athona
Feb
New
Bidlamaque
F
New
Calumet
New
Continental
80
64%
6,443
5
63%
63'A
*
2.40
2.40
2.50
12,007
39
39%
421
Mines
I
2.80
Jan
Jan
40%
Jan
31%
Jan
37
65c
Jan
85c
37
2,725
82c
11,500
1,890
1.71
900
Feb
Jan
Jan
2.70
Jan
10%
Feb
12 %
Jan
57c
63c
87,750
45c
Jan
63c
26 %C
37c
22c
Jan
37c
Feb
1
(1939)
Mines
77c
29
29%
140
14c
preferred
Jan
89c
Jan
Feb
30%
Jan
Feb
8,000
1,280
6
Jan
6%
14,500
6c
Jan
7c
Jan
8%c
Jan
10c
Co
Jumping Pound
Jupiter- Oils
Petroleum
20c
Jan
Kelvinator
of
Kilembe
Copper
Davies
New
Goldvue
New
Kirkland
Kopan
Lake
Lake
Lake
Petroleum
9c
12c
30,100
8c
Jan
12c
Feb
30c
3,496
26c
Jan
Jan
r,
32c
20c
Jan
,
Jan
7%
1,225
7%
200
6%
Feb
7%
Feb
5%c
6c
5,000
5 Vac
Jan
9c
Jan
11%
12
13,465
11%
Feb
2.48
2.30
2.48
25c
21c
25c
5,500
4,900
2.11
21c
Feb
Feb
13%
2.85
30e
Jan
Feb
Jan
8%c
8%c
2,500
8c
Jan
9%c
Jan
12 %c
14c
22,750
12c
Jan
15c
Jan
31%
33
2,735
31
20%
21%
4,065
17%
7%
7%
550
7%
95c
2.10
1.90
34%
Jan
22%
95c
200
70c
Jan
8,100
38c
Jan
2.10
5,925
9c
9,100
15c 15 %c
1,000
9c
9c
3.70
3.60
3.70
587
3.65
3.75
2,060
28%
28%
130
1.85
8
1.00
45c
Feb
North
Canadian
Goldcrest
North
North
Mines
class
Star
A
9c
Feb
ll%c
Jan
15c
Jan
19% c
Jan
3.20
3.60
28%
Jan
Jan
Jan
4;40 Jan
4.10
Jan
28%
Jan
41c
Jan
55c
Feb
16
Jan
19
Feb
1.59
14,445
4%c
5c
7,000
22%
,22%
125
4,000
3c
3c
•
1.87
1.86
1.91
3,085
pfd—30
29%
29%
30
510
31%
31%
485
Oil
Northern
Ontario
Natural
Northern
Quebec Power
Northern
Telephone
Gas
1.50
Feb
1.75
Jan
1.70
Jaii
4c
Feb
6%c
Jan
21%
Jan
23
Jan
2%c
Jan
1.86
3
Jan
Feb
2.20
jan
29%
Feb
31 %
Jan
30%
Jan
31%
O'Brien
Ocean
Gold
Oleary
Ontario Beauty
Preferred
Supply
Ontario
Loan
to
Ontario
Steel
Products
Marigold
4.% %
Mayfair
Oil
7%c
23,500
9,400
Jan
8%
Jan
7c
Jan
10c
Jan
40c I
Jan
50c
Feb
45c
Feb
4%c Feb
56c
Jan
6 %C
Jan
1,500
8c
Feb
11c
Jan
5,600
6%c
Feb
8%c
F$b
2.75
2.80
3,700
18c
17c
19c
6,850
17c
Feb
28c
Jan
3%c
3%c
3 %c
1,500
3c
Feb
4%c
Jan
Feb
1.27
Jan
Jan
17%
Feb
1.05
17%
2.87
100
Red
17%
1.00
29%
15%
2.90
8,283
2.77
6c
16,500
29
29%
180
26
2c
9,200
2c
80c
81c
3%c
14,100
Uranium
Light
Jan
Jan
29%
Feb
2%c
Jan
Jan
76c
Jan
500
3%c
Jan
4c
Jan
25c
28c
4,410
24 %c
Jan
32c
Jan
17%
2,580
15
Jan
17%
Feb
97
97
97
157
95
Jan
97
Feb
5,400
10c
17,950
,8%c Jan
6c
Jan
10c
Jan
Jan
2.10
Jan
32c
Jan
55c
Feb
95c
88c
95c
5,200
78c
Jan
99c
Jan
36c
39c
36c
Feb
53c
Jan
22 %c
22C 22 % C
4,282
2,510
20 %c Jan
44c
15%
Jan
45c
5,250
40c
Feb
53c
Jan
! 40c
41c
350
21c
Jan
41c
Feb
40%
48%
180
47
1.02
48%
25c
40c
1.02
1,500
15%
.
15%
Jan
48%
1.02
Jan
1.14
Jan
4,650
13%
15%
Jan
25%
Jan
Jan
31
80
~7
6%
7
3,770
5%
Jan
3.20
3.70
2.20
Jan
31
.
•
•
31
7
10c
14c
10c
Feb
14c
21%
21%
450
10
Jan
22
77
14c
21%
4,350
51,240
77
68
75
Jan
77%
8c
9c
3,000
11c
lie
500
3.70
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
.Fen
Feb
9C
Feb
Jan
16c
7%c Jan
lie
Feb
Jan
56c
6,350
Jan
60c
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
39c
Jan
11 %C
12c
12,000
lie
Feb
15c
Jan
*
1.00
1.00
100
80c
Jan
10
10
100
32%
32%
32%
205
19%
19%
20%
125
125
125
100
53c
10%
12c
10
common
♦
'
100
52c
9%
29
19%
125
1.00
Feb
Jan
10
Jan
32%
F^b
Feb
20%
Feb
125
Feb
Feb
Feb
6.00 Feb
1.50
6c
Jan
7%c Jan
Ormsby Mines
1
22c
23c
7,500
2lc
Jan
26c
Oshawa
•
8%
8%
8%
2,075
8
l
29c
27 %c 29 %c
4,000
27 %c
Osisko
Wholesale
Lake
Mines
Jan
1.63
Jan
8%
Jan
33c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Pacific
Petroleums
_•
Patino
Pato
of
1
I
*
44.
24c
33c
53,100
2.12
1.98
2.15
24c
23c
25C
30,487
33,000
76C
102,475
10 %c 11 %C
19,000
28c
67c
11 %c
65c
10%
10%
210
12c
Jan
12 %c
Jan
2.43
15 %c 16 %c
13,500
15 %c
10c
9,043
10c
1
9c
10c
1.28
10%
a
9c
20c
Feb
Jan
Feb
,
Jan
Jan
13c
Jan
13c
Jan
59c
11%
2,600
4,620
110
100
Oil preferred
Mines
10c
Feb
3.70 Jan
2.92
Feb
110
15
56c
59c
7,150
41c
Jan
60c
Jan
4,300
11 %c
Jan
14c
Jan
l
12c
12c
12c
1
1.20
1.12
1.24
6,400
8%
110
Jan
Feb
12%
110
Feb
Feb
Peruvian
Oil
Mines
to
1.12
Jan
1.58 Jan
Feb
Petrol Oit to Gas
•
73c
56c
73c
49,235
52c
Jan
73c
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
l
40c
38c
40c
8,300
33c
Feb
48c
Jan
Pickle
•
60c
60c
62c
7,584
60C
Jan
68c
Jan
Jan
Pitch
Crow Gold
Mines
7,500
4C
Jan
—
1
39c
3!>%c
40c
30,200
34C
Jan
42c
Jan
-
•
15%
15%
15%
775
14
Jan
16%
Jan
80s
46c
47c
13,300
42c
Feb
59c
Jan
50
Jan
55
Feb
Uranium
Ore
Place Oil to Gas
Placer Development
Ponder
Oils
Power
4c
5c
1
Corp
1
43C
52%
55
4,775
1
2.70
2.79
3,200
2.15
Jan
2.90
20c
2.35
2.70
1,350
2.05
Jan
3.30 Jan
lie
13c
5,000
Jan
16c
Jan
5.00
5.25
Jan
5.65
Jan
•
55
Feb
Feb
Feb
1
4%C
4%C
4%C
6,500
7%c
7%c
15 %c
8c
2,498
17c
8,900
14c
3c
3C
3%c
2%c Jan
107
Jan
104%
Feb
Jan
9c
6.60
8c
1.05
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
22c
Jan
5c
Jan
6c
Jan
24c
Feb
36c
Jan
Jan
2.15
Jan
27c
Electric
Mines
Gas
Purdex
2.70
•
Ltd
1
Producers Ltd
Minerals
■
Ltd
8,450
10c
4.35
4c
Jan
5%c Jan
Feb
15c
45 %c
1,412
Jan
Jan
30%
17c
200
2.60
1.39
Feb
1.60
16c
1
3.50
2.43
2.45
Jan
1,500
2.45
3.75
Jan
3.50 Feb
3.50
1
to
3.40
Jan
Jan
16,225
100
Jan
5.90
5c
3.55
1.11
5%c
16c
Jan
3.55
Jan
1.89
100
5c
20c
55,300
705
15c
Jan
108,650
650
15c
10c
1.33
19,500
1
14,500
2.45
9c
26%
20c
1.23
6.50
2,380
19c
2.20
102 104'%
28%
Feb
20c
1.05
1.28
6.15
27%
10c
2.43
7%c
28%
20,500
Jan
•
6.50
5%c
Jan
6c
•
8%c
85c
Jan
76c
Provo
*
9,473
32c
33,215
9c
2
Gold
preferred
Gold
57,700
90c
9c
Prospectors Airways
103 % 103%
1,000
Feb
42c
84c
9c
Preston
102
8c
42c
37c
88c
Feb
10%
15
•92c
Jan
Jan
38c
21,337
92c
Feb
6.95
26V2 Jan
46c
56,000
12
6%C
12%
Jan
Jan
Jan
12
42c
11%
92c~
5.85
Jan
38c
11%
1
43,037
Feb
39 %c
•
103%
24
•
Canada
Gas
Perron
10,348
1
Mines
Paymaster Consol
Exploration Ltd—
Peerless Exploration.
Pembina Pipeline common
Permo
1,800
26
1
Consolidated
Penmans
6.75
24%
12
42c
Amalgamated
Drilling
Parker
12%
6.05
24%
•
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Pardee
9.90
10%
6.75
_1
Warrants
President
Jan
_l
Feb
7c
1.50
Jan
67c
see page
13c
2.90 Jan
.
'
Jan
5%c Jan
43,500
1
footnotes,
Jan
9c
22,200
common
Jan
8c
77c
8c
Mines
Jan
2.60
Prairie Oil Royalties
Premium Iron Ore
Jan
75c
*
Jan
3%c
10C
1
92c
16%
100
to Power
21 %c
Jan
6c
70c
Mines
Jan
Jan
Feb
3.40
3%C
9c
50c
Jan
16%
9 %C
100
3.25
Jan
5c
5%c
Lake
Gold
For
80c
35.733
2.85
5%c
9c
Medallion Petroleums
1.28
Mentor Exploration & Development_50c
Merrill Island Mining
1
1
Meta
16%
4,850
Feb
6c
Lake
McMarmac Red
Mexican
1.08
10c
•
McWatters
1.00
2.65
74c
Mclntyre
McKenzie
2.65
_l
Gas
Feb
20c
10
Pamour
90c
•
&
Jan
5c
3%c Jan
36c
Pamoil Ltd
l
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
50c
5*25
I'D
1
5 % % preferred
Matachewan Consol
3,080
Jan
600
Jan
*
preferred
55c
8,020
40c
12,249
10
*
common
42c
2.id;
42%
14,534
95c
l
Ltd
4,000
1.95
Feb
6c
225
1
Martin-McNeely
Massev-Ferguson
9c
>■' 2.08
40
6.00
1,000
2c
Corp
Mines
7c
;
25c
%c Feb
1.58
90c
*
Mining
35,300
41
6c
9%
l
Oils
Maritime
Feb
5.60
90c
1
Mines
Jan
Jan
1.53
9%
90c
Majortrans
Maralgo
5c
5c
30c
Page Hershey Tubes
•
Marcon Mines
52c
Jan
5.95
Feb
1
.
Jan
4c
1.56
Feb
1
;
2,900
13c
Feb
1
;
36c
4%c Jan
1
Feb
1
common
Feb
630
Pee
Milling
Jan
25c
1
12%
7%c
Uranium
Jan
14%c
Jan
1
Jan
6%c
Barvue
9%c
Jan
18%c
3,550
Copper
8.05
*
Fields
Jan
10 %c
Gold
1,805
9,100
Maher Shoes Ltd
8c
Jan
7%c Jan
Mines
Opemlska
Orchan
Orenada
11
10,900
.
5%c Jan
Jan
Jan
33c
j
10%
8c
River
5c
14c
59c
Feb
5%c
Mines
Jan
Feb
———2
Preferred
48
8c
MacLeod Cockshutt
4c
7%c Jan
49c
10%
Debenture-
37%
1
—I—
Jan
31c
common—
—
36%
4%c
Leaf
Preferred
2.75
10 %c
_•
Jan
4%c
Maple
2:61
11c
1
Malartic
Jan
Warrants
Manitou
2.75
*
Jan
47c
Maneast
-
90c
32
45c
Gold
l
8,188
—•
—
30
45c
Malartic
42
2
Mines.
Oils
46%
1
Powell
41 %c
—100
Cement
Okalta
1,525
1,983
Lorado
to
4c
4%c
20c
:
—
pfd
-
1,019
8c
Mines
50c
4c
1
Mines
48
•
Explorations
46c
4%C
1
Mines
10%
Lake—
47c
.*
common
-
36
49c
Blodel
9c
11 %c 12 %c
22c 24 %c
•
Ltd
35
7c
Consolidated
8c
8c
12c
•
—
Utilities
35
45c
Red
6%c
46,700
2,400
19,000
7,900
5,100
45,900
2,000
1,000
Jan
11 %c
3.60
34%
*
Magnet
6%C
—50
Mines
47%
_*
Madsen
59c
.
preferred
35
45c
MacMillan
9%c
10c
Jan
l
Ltd
Canada
47%
1
Macfie
4%c
9c
warrants
Northern
Norvalie
Jan
4%C
warrants
Macdonald Mines
4c
51c
Jan
9c
1
Rankin
Nudulama
67c
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
Macassa
4c
57c
8 %c
Feb
Jan
1.53
Mines
7,100
3,500
20,000
1
North
Northspan
Feb
2.10
Jan
1
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
500
9%c
•9C
Northgate Exploration
Jan
Jan
1.55
1.53
Lyndhurst Mines
Jan
9c
9c
54c
Utilities
45 %c
1
Mines
27c
_!!•
50
Uranium
Jan
9%c
:
Oils
200
705
Ltd—
22c
l v
Coldstream
Northland
64,785
71,600
Minerals
Jan
2,075
9c
_•
commonl—
Oils
•
(M)
42c
1
i._—l
—
Northwestern
51c
19
34%
Jan
1
Mines
Northland
1.75
48C
Preferred
33c
1
Mines
Feb
1.75
30
1,000
9c
l
Jan
48 %c
18
•
Jan
Feb
40c 42 %c
*46c
1st preferred
33c
22 %c 22 %c
•
•
Normetal Mining Gorp_.
Norpax Nickel
Northcal Oils Ltd.-
North
5%c
18
Class B
Locana
3.25
3
Loblaw Cos class A
Loeb
3.00
1
1
11%
1
Jan
33c
33c
Jan
2,000
9,000
47c
-
8%c
4c
50c
Long Lac Gold
Jan
21c
28c
20
6c
20c
i 49c
Mines
2,500
3%C
1
Levy
7%c
Jan
Feb
Shops
Jan
%c
Jan
Norlartlc
,
37c
6c
Warrants
American
4
Feb
500
Norgold
10c
3%c Jan
29c
40c
Jan
3.65
Feb
1,833
5,000
40c
3.65
•
Jan
Jan
4c
to
Mines
Jan
10
13%
•
Jan
Mines
5c
Feb
NorbeaU
50c
21%
Jan
Feb
35c
•
4c
13
Jan
Feb
9%
Jan
10
81
Jan
Jan
32%
Jan
8%
31c
•
64
31c
'
!
12
4C
1
Mines
Jan
29c
29c
1
Rouyn
10%
860
2.20
Silver
A
325
1.74
Jan
Jan
Loan
Class
1,050
13%
Jan
Feb
42%
7%
1
1st
4%c
1
Mining
Gold
Senator
20c
1
A
4%c
13%
1
Mines
Newnorth
New
16,500
1
B
100
Jan
1.47
40%
Jan
1
Class
77
Smelting
l
New Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.l
59,300
1
Loblaw Groceterias class
12
77
1
Mines
45C
1
Landa Oil ;
Little
11%
77
i
50c
-
Mines
Manitoba
28c
95c
Gold
12
4,100
1,025
•
1
Industries
preferred
Lexindin Gold Mines
1.60
2.40
Noranda Mines
5%
Mines
Lencourt
1.47
Jan
Jan
Jan
555
1
Laura Secord Candy
Leitch Gold
1.80
10'%
6%
Osu
Latin
1,250
277/a
Jan
6%
Lingman Gold
Langis
2.30
Feb
27
9%
6%
Mines
Gold
2.20
1.60
Jan
6c
510
Jan
Shore Mines
Lambton
2.30
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
2.65
Gas
Lamaque
5
10c
Jan
6c
Jan
Warrants
Dufault
27%
Jan
4c
87c
1.95
(John)
Ltd
Labrador Mining to Exploration
Lafarge Cement class A
Lake
27%
8c
14%
-
61c
16 %c
Labatt
Lakeland
Canada—
Kelore Mines
Newlund
42c
14c
27%
1
Harricana
22 %c
1
7,000
Jan
500
;•
19,800
1,358
4%C
Jan
1,000
Ltd
!
of
Jan
Feb
5c
1
Developments
15%
%C
15
1
New Hosco Mines
New
r
15
4
•
1
Gold
Oil
34o
66c
,
74c
18c
Townsite
;
Mines
New Jason
Jan
Feb
l
Mines
Delhi
25c
53c
•
520
2.50
.
10c
Jan
2,500
5,553
•
Minerals
9%c
52c
5c
18c
common
Kirkland
164,650
1
Mines—
New
25c
7%
10,576
66c
Feb
85c
9%
*
27c
Feb
Feb
45c
45c
2.30
Mines
25c
53c
67
49%
5c
18C
Gold
9,512
Jan
Jan
85c
2.30
Canada
Gold
Kerr-Addison
51c
13% Feb
58
44%
IIII*
Mines
Warrants
Kenville
50c
1,190
•
41 %C
9
3.15
260
14,051
14
Jan
1
10
Warrants
Jan
67
65c
1
*
Kelly Douglas class A__
14
6,458
1
_i5c
:
i_.
Jan
70c
Feb
Nickel Mining & Smelting
Nipissing Mines
9%
12c
750
65c
v
41% Jan
Nisto Mines
10
28 %C
Jan
r
Jan
25,906
l
Ltd
Feb
42
49%
•
.
New
43c
Mining
26%
245
Jan
2,000
2.80
*
Jan
.42
2.90
9 %C
2.70
I
Quebec Mines
Jonsmith Mines
25.
26%
41%
Jan
Jan
9c
2.75
"
Joliet
26%
2,029
•; .377
Jan
Jan
2.50
9 %C
10
Jan
25 %.
.
•
1.80
Jan
7c
10
;
75c
28%
6 %
1
;
24%
26%
48
———10
Products
New
11c
*
.
Feb
6%
6 %c
common
.
6%c
6%
_Ii
;
75c
12c
40,525
9,300
11 %c
75c
29%
Warrants
Jowsey
Feb
37c
Lake
B
2.40
37
2.20
1
Preferred
Class
Ftb
80c
35c
Gold
Feb
65%
Jan
Feb
61c
Explorations
Jockey Club Ltd
40c
Jan
1.99
!„_*
Jamaica Public Service
Mines
Jan
60%
6%
1
Jacobus
Joburke
b
30c
82c
10%
47
Jan
2.05
10%
Jan
6
20c
Mining
Jellicoe
40%
Feb
13%
•
B
;
Feb
108,300
class
;
Mines
65%
480
10
Nealon
42%
40c
.
Feb
7C
Jan
25c
Mills
-
Jan
6"%
preferred
22
43c
Jan
9
20
Car
Jan
36c
34%
Jan
4c
100
4%c
Trust
33%
6%
36%
Steel
National
57%
6 %
1
National
Jan
1.65
8,603
common-*
1.
Jan
16.732
780
25c
17
Neon
46%
;
Petroleum
New
46%
Mines—
Hosiery
National
Jan
46%
Mines
National
Feb
Jan
__25
A
Jan
5%
6%c
41%
25c
29c
15%
Jan
22 %
65%
:
4.15
12%
25
:
.1
preferred
Jan
Jan
61%
common
Grocers
22c
Feb
1.50 Jan
Jan
!
£
Mines
Jan
40%
warrants
15
Jan
Feb
11%
13%
Exploration
4c
,
41%
5c
4.00
16c
11%
Fpb
Creek
25,785
2,705
29,426
63c
-
Jan
5%
65%
Syndicate
Minerals
12%
1,102
8,300
Nama
Jan
65%
Murray Mining Corp Ltd—.
8,205
355
47c
14
6%
2,005
Feb
66
49%
53
Feb
34c
25 %c
Feb
23%
21
7,850
9,417
'
36C
Jan
51c
40%
•
Interprovincial Steel Pipe.
Feb
Jan
5
i
94%
37%
52%
pfdI—25
common
Jan
7c
Jan-
49%
—.
Corp common
Mt Wright Iron
45
10
Line
26
•
High
28c
20
11%
26
-
5%
49%
50
1
89%
4C
11%
70c
25,061
International
Pipe
12
Porcupine
40%
20%
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
11%
Moore
.
_
20c
Montreal Locomotive Works.
Montreal Trust
20
common
Preferred
1;70
42
; 20%
1
Jefferson
Moneta
20%
1
Waite
Feb
12 %
1.35
Glass
Feb
Jan
Jan
4.90
Utilities
1.60
>18c
5 %c
class A.
Molsons Brewery class A
,v Class
B
^
10%
common
Powders
44c
——.
1,265
Molybdenum
International Nickel
Iroquois
Mines-
10c
.
37 %c
Containers
13
Jan
7%c Feb
Ore
425
Preferred
20
Copper
Modern
12V4
preferred
International Bronze
Bay
M'in
Feb
12
International
Class
Jan
12
Inspiration
Irish
2.60
47%
75%
Warrants
Investors
9.10
Jan
Jan
45
14,900
21
11%
Jan
—$4.86%
Gas
Interprovincial
2.35
40
32c
20
20c
66%
Preferred
1959
Jan
35
Low
29c
39 %c
...
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.65
Mining
3,453
Co_
Natural
1,380
7,462
46%
20
—^
&
2,232
2.55
Midrim
Shares
21
Grain__.
•
„
(John)
38'%
for Week
30c
Pacific
72%
A
Accept Corp Ltd
$2.75 preferred
Warrants
Inglis
Oil
70%
preference
preferred
Midcon
_20
class
Industrial
Jaye
Low
Feb
70%
io
—
6%
38
2.50.
_i
Imperial Life Assurance
io
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Iso
24
Midland &
,12%
preferred
$1.25
2.55
;
Imperial Bank
Imperial Investment
6 % %
38%
_i
Howey Consolidated Gold:
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Jack
High
Jan
Oil Co Ltd—
Home
Iron
19
Sales
Range
Sale Price 1 of Prices
23%
■Par
'. ■
>r "n
Consolidated
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
'
Hollinger
43
Jan
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold.
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec
Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas
Feb
Units
Jan
1
Jan
10c
Jan
17 %c
Feb
3%c Jan
4.40
9,250
3,470
7c
7c
2,300
67c
70c
8%
7%
8%
55
50
55
965
2.00
l
1.90
2.00
5,475
1.10
Jan
2.10
Feb
Feb
18c
Jan
4.20
1
•
1
Warrants
—
68c
Jan
76c
Feb
Queenston Gold Mines
1
13c
8c
Jan
13c
Jan
Quemont
•
8.65
10%
Feb
10%
Feb
Quonto
Mining
petroleum
7%c Feb
1
1
3.75
20,575
13,528
4.40
Feb
5%c Feb
8c
Jan
Jan
71c
Feb
2.10
65c
5%
43
Jan
Jan
Jan
13c
8,334
12 %c
Feb
8.50
8.70
Feb
6%C
6,137
6,625
8.45
5%c
13C
Ton
8%
55
Feb
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(844)
.
.
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
-A
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Radlcre
Uranium
Mines
Low
49c
*
•
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
Reichhold
class
Renabie
1.05
Jan
'
Jan
66c
27,777
56C
Jan
68c
2,500
23c
Jan
30c
3%C
Jan
4%C
Jan
335
13%
Feb
15'A
Jan
Union
Acceptance
Jan
14%
Shawkey
•'
r
4c
2
13%
;14
'.c
4c
14
16
16
200
1.50
1.50
1,600
15 %c 16 %C
1.50
16c
1
•
n
'n
Athabasca
Roche
9,300
15 %c
8.30
15,699
7.40
7c
9c
23,166
8C.
16
■
Feb
22 %c
Jan
8.85
Jan
7c
Jan
Feb
1st
Rockv
I
V)
'
common..
Union
of
Gas
Class
A
Class
United
United
Canso
United
Corps
:
_
_
fit
Balada
Ban
United
4'Ac
11,166
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
United
Steel
5%
10,791
4.55
Jan
6%
Jan
Universal
Feb
Upper
74%
Jan
6%C
Jan
8C
Feb
River
81
—_
75 %
Feb
Jan
7.35
Feb
Ventures
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
Vespar
20%
20%
..._100
100
1
68c
Horsey
common-
Gold
Jan
24%C
Jan
Jan
12%
18%
Jan
21
Jan
99%
Jan
100%
Jan
Jan
75C
Jan
Walker
Jan
14
13%
13
14
16,882
11%
7.60
8.50
16,125
6.35
Jan
1,31
Feb
1.31
1.31
1.37
6,983
1
5%c
5%c
6c
10,500
48c
47c
50c
2,500
47c
Wainwright
Scythes
Waterous
1.60
Jan
Wayne
5%C Jan
7c
Jan
Webb
Feb
60c
J
42
1,510
41
Jan
51%
Jan
10,225
69C
Jan
78c
1
20c
20c
20c
2,785
17C
Jan
30c
si
I
V
I .'ifI
A
Feb
preferred
•
corn-
preferred
B
.
—
-
Sicks
Gordon
-r
Silver
Miller
Standard
Siiverwood
11A
W
Vl
|
class
_
'M
12%
Feb
Westbiirne
3.80
Jan
4.50
Feb
Westates
7%
Feb
10%
Jan
Westeel
27%
28%
8,694
Jan
30
Jan
Western
Ltd
Industries
Hp
Spooner
Mines
Stafiord
&
25
4.10
100
3.70
Jan
38c
43c
23,924
30 %C
Jan
47c
Jan
Western
26C
1,000
25c
Jan
36C
Jan
Weston
11
11
250
10%
Jan
11%
28%
Jan
32%
Feb
1.12
Jan
1.39
Feb
7,547
100
25
7%
7%
100
7
19%
19%
19%
80
50
50
25
26%
15c
19%
Jan
Jan
Jan
4.60
28
Jan
Paving
Wire
4.05
•
Uranium
11c
4.00
*
7%
"50" J
'50
Breweries
riD
White
Starratt
Stedman
6teel
26%
Jan
22C
Jan
Jan
13 %c
Jan
•
4.15
Jan
Wood
Woodward
205
14
Jan
17
Feb
25
18
Jan
19
Jan
40c
800
24c
Jan
44C
48c
1,175
25c
Jan
50c
Steinberg
class
38c
5,700
6c
7c
10,000
35%
36
555
___.
74
Cons
Sunburst
25
100%
4,310
4c
5c
Wiltsey
Feb
1.12
Jan
3.50
3.60
500
3.50
Jan
3.70
Jan
8%c
8 Vac
500
6 VaC
2.50
2.75
2,250
2.50
3c
3c
3,000
—
8C 10 VaC
^
52c
8.00
$2.80
Jan
25
2,915
23%
100% 100%
57
26c
Jan
Jan
25c
45:
6.90
20
Jan
Lead
Yankee
&
Jan
Feb
Yukeno
5c
Jan
Zenith
Jan
Zenmac
Feb
Zulapa
8.40
25
100%
Feb
102
625
50%
Jan
61
20 %C
Jan
34c
20c
19c
22c
28,700
17 %c
Jan
24c
Tidal
15%
15%
1,480
14%
Feb
15%
Feb
2.80
16%
-35c
2.50
16%
4,835
1.95
2.00
875
24c
25c
7,560
5c
350
15%
2.00
—
23%
175
Jan
32%
Jan
79C
Jan
99c
Jan
163
35
Jan
25%
185
24%
Jan
3.00
3.00
1,525
3.00
Feb
36c
40c
9,375
'
11%
14c
Mining
2.00
14
1.95
23c
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
7c
1.67
1957
2.10
25c
Prices
Twin
City
Jan
40
Jan
Anglo Newfoundland
Asbestos
Corp
55c
55c
600
1.50
55c
Jan
Feb
3.00
67c
Jan
Bulolo
.
Feb
10%
Feb
Feb
1.90
Jan
Canada
1.30
Feb
1.45
Jan
Canadian
General
Feb
18 %c
Jan
Canadian
Ingersoll
50
16c
15C 16 %c
62%
62
63
10
10,020
524
82
82
83
70
48c
53c
24,700
5%
5^ '
Jan
81%
Jan
84
Feb
66c
Jan
5%
Jan
7
Feb
3c
Jan
5c
Jan
2,000
64
Feb
59c
Feb
22c
Jan
9c
18,400
8c
Feb
12c
Jan
1.15
5c
4,550
1,148
370
18'A
17%
18'A
6,077
5.95
7.00
3,215
4.50
1.06
1.09
1,468
10c
11c
lie
Feb
1.34
Jan
5c
Jan
6 %C
Jan
10c
Jan
'
Jan
24
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
7.00
Feb
1.02
Feb
1.34
19,375
9 VaC
Jan
9,000
2 Vac
Feb
■
'
23
15%
2 Vac
3c
1.01
99c
1.03
10,050
98c
62c
58,400
52c
Feb
4c
4%c
4,900
2.10
3 Vac
2.20
1,050
18c 19 VaC
100
24c
26c
2.00
Jan
3 VaC
Jan
1.15
1
Jan
68c
Jan
Feb
Jan
12c
Feb
54c
Are
Expressed
Jan
■
Feb
6c
2.45
Jan
18c
Jan
20c
Jan
21 VaC
26,425
Consolidated
Jan
29c
Jan
Dominion
Glass
63c
Feb
Jan
61c
Feb
31c
Jan
4,829
57%
Feb
65%
Feb
Maclaren
5.10
Feb
5.60
Feb
Minnesota
50
100
59
,80
59
i
43c
10%
9
Jan
12 %
Gaspe
Copper
34
26%
27%
3,827
25%
Jan
28%
Jan
6.10
6.20
1,248
5.95
Jan
6.85
Jan
Jan
37
Jan
Feb
'
17
17%
1,104
16
Jan
17%
34
34
100
30
Jan
34
Feb
33%
35
880
29%
Jan
35
Feb
40
■'
40
25
40
Feb
40
Feb
'
''-T—'
:
«
58
Jan
Ogilvie
Feb
Pend
Oreille
Feo
Price
59
37%
Jan
42
Feb
42
135
38
Jan
42%
*
■v.•'
—¥-io
_
B
260
36%
Jan
40
.
4.15
48c
49c
5,060
22%
21%
22%
37,000
9%
10
28,071
Jan
150
68
Feb
73%
Feb
10
13%
Feb
14%
Jan
997
.
17%
Jan
21
Feb
19%
20%
450
19'A
Feb
21
Feb
33
34%
456
30%
Jan
34%
Jan
13%
14
700
13 %
Feb
14%
L__A•*'
—_
Feb
21
21
150
21
Feb
22%
Feb
31%
33
1,180
31
Jan
33%
Feb
1,215
47
Jan
—
2.50
Paper
Invest
Feb
15c
34 %
2.50
...
Genl
44
Feb
13%
common——ir.
Canadian
Jan
14c
14
20%
20 %
250
Mines
41%
5,000
73%
13%
V
50%
47%
45%
Flour
3,907-
45%
"IZZIl
50%
2.48
Trust—*
2.50
800
46%,
2.30
Jan
3,724
40%
Jan
7 %
550
6%
Jan
53c
9,000
37%
50
7%
50%
Feb
2.55
Feb
48
Feo
Feb
7%
F^b
3.75
72%
20%
.
1
_
new
Ontario
•
44
14c
20 %
Feb
39%
43%
14c
-
Bros
Jan
44
Fed
72'
39
42
12c
6,090
2,310
4,500
2.50
Jan
4.50
Jan
•
No
9
Feb
11 %
Jan
a
Odd
13%c
Jan
12c
Jan
17%
330
15%
Jan
2.20
19,950
1.74
Jan
22c
21 %c
23c
3,110
21c
Jan
24c
Jan
8%c
8%c
2,625
7%c
Jan
12c
y
6
6
4%
Jan
••»1. '
FOOTNOTES
Jan
22%
2.50
6%
1
50c
50c
50c
Feb
65C
Jan
35
Jan
38
Jan
Feb
52c
Jan
18
Gold Corp—
37%
Jan
2.03
260
Consolidated
19%
17%
/«
Yukon
42c
17%
—i
'h*-:
&
;13%
40%
12c
t
8%
"
*
-
Mines
class
Feb
2.20
~—h
Jan
6.20
—
Jan
54
I
Jan
39%
Resources
•
6%
*
;'Vo,
Loblaw Inc
860
44%
5,700
_
International Paper
Jan
72
High
Feb
8%
..
common
25 %c
12
Low
7Vo
•
common
25 %C
12%
Range Since Jan. 1
75
_
———
Co
2,000
83,181
59
Sugar-
Preferred
45,200
72
Shares
High
39
*
29c
11%
for Week
Range
of Prices
39
•
Oil
58c
59
Dollars
Sales
7%
8
Rand
Paper
Dalhousie
52c
5.60
Canadian
39
❖
14,300
5.10
in
Week's
Low
.8
-
_
Investments
59c
57%
12
._r
Gas
)
11c
27%
Develop
Dominion
&
55c
9%
4,
Pipeline-
.
Jan
9,100
2,500
23%
•
Vinegars
Dupont
42
40
—
;i
20
Jan
Jan
48c
200
3%c
14c
Canncla
Third
A
'.)
Feb
91
13c
5c
2.10
Shown
Dredging
i
12%
Pipeline
-s
Gold
275
20
■
Jan
16
23 %
Last
40
"
:
? jv
Jan
21%
10 %c 10 Vac
Sale Price
100
4.15
**,:■>
106%
Jan
1.21
5c
STOCKS
Jan
1,900
_•
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Jan
17
8%c
■
Jan
29c
Oil
Jan
106
1.17
Friday
40
58%
Pipeline
Prarie
90
35
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
Feb
3,260
B
Triad
185
7,920
1
Mining
1.35
warrants
Trans
91
1
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
5.45
Transcontinental
Feb
Feb
11%
11 Vac
23'A
•
1.72
1
Elevators
Oil
48%
61c
Jan
500
53c
Exp Ltd
Jan
25
8%c
_
10%
Ltd.
Canada
41
90%
1.20
1
.
Mines
1.31
10«
Canada
2,436
106% 106%
20o
_
25%
5%
Trans
Feb
16
—
Feb
3c
Transmountain
Feb
45%
16
1
.
23
50c
Trans
15c
Jan
48'A
1
Metal
1.69
-100
^
Jan
Jan
39%
16
8
Mines
Electric
10%
•
__
preferred
10%
12C
5,095
Jan
41
Class
5%
300
6,125
21%
50
A
682
3.00
Park
class
Feb
Feb
15c
19%
*
Mines
1.31
Lundmark
Finance
Feb
3.00
11'A
46
'<
477/a
1
class
Mines
1.72
—1
common..
Toronto Iron Works class A_____
Toronto
Star
preferred.:.
c_
Traders
25%
40c
45 %
13c
43%
90%
Oil
Bear
I
General Trusts
35%i Feb
Jan
28c
7.00
Ltd
—1
Rights
Toronto
32%
Feb
24,100
106%
,_
23%
2.50
Torbrit Silver Mines.
Toronto
Feb
58c
93c
100
class A
23
55c
-10
Bank
Feb
11%
32%
—100
40
3.00
—I-
Dominion
1.15
Jan
25%
Feb
2.40
16%
preferred
Mines
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
'
—
Petroleums
Tombill
Jan
97c
484
•
Jan
*
Mines
Toronto
41c
2,909
'
•
preferred
Zinc
G)
Feb
1
Hughes Gold
Temagami Mines
Tiara
17,400
11
Jan
1.31
Mines
Preferred
58c
1.15
Feb
.
9,560
.50
Thorncliffe
Feb
Feb
Jan
61
16,200
Industries
Thompson
1.12
50c
35%
39c
1
Canuck
(H
74%
29,700
|__
Ltd
Feb
10 %c
35
warrants
Young
6c
Mines—;
Canada
7 VaC" Feb
Feb
92c
.
Yellowknlfe
27c
Teck
Texaco
Jan
32%
l
Stores
A
Jan
1.67
common
Territory
Jan
4c
*——
50<
—
15,500
1.06
Class
Jan
4c
19,551
2.40
Pearson
2.80
93c
1
8c
5c
Preferred
Taylor
9c
Feb
35 y2
.
Par
Taurcanls
Jan
Jan
3C
11
45
Larder
37%
1.50
Industries
Tancord
Feb
51c
■'
.
A
;
Industries
(J)
Feb
5c
Warrants
Tamblyn
Jan
1.10
—
';Vw—
A
Coghlan
Jan
1.50
Supertest Petroleum ordinary..
Gold
Jan
67%
1,500
7.55
—
1
74%
5c
1
Exploration
Sylvanite
26c
33
—1
.
Mines
Superior Propane
Switson
72%
4c
7.90
.20
.
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan
—100
1
....
35%
1
A
Preference
79c
Jan
6.30
Jan
35c
1
Sterling Trusts
1,867
Jt tu
48c
48c
•
Steep
Iron
81c
1.60
42
'
'
16
•
Steeloy Mining
Rock
79c
—
*
■
class
Windfall
Jan
19
-1
_
—
_
Jan
Warrants
'
_
_
Canada
Jan
Jan
21 %
Winchester
9c
3.75
19
40c
class B
Mines
Jan
Feb
15%
—1
Bros
of
1.40
5.90
38 %
——
class
Hardware
51%
19
—
Nickel
\(
200
8,511
—
*
preferred
Jan
775
Jan
2,822
M.-'l-l
A
preferred
12c
50,000
Jan
82c
1.45
57C
Warrants
Feb
32,100
'
45%
Feb
6.20
'
L—5
Petroleum
Surf Inlet
4 % %
$6
Jan
70c
•
41%
*
'•
Petrol
(Geo)
21%
1,267
'
39
760
117,600
Jan
19%
15%
1
■
-
;
Jan
6.00
'—.'mi'' '•
•
Feu
,
Jan
40%
20
Naco
26c
Jan
36%
28 VaC
17 VaC
6.10
—1
Western Plywood
Jan
Feb
Yale
h
>i<
4-
Jan
4.10
93,015
Radio
'..Ml
45
75c
5c
Jan
Jan
30
I
41%
*
3.25
24 %
27
Standard
Stanweli Oil & Gas
43
Jan
3c
8,456
•
9%c
2,000
\ v
Jan
Western
12 %C
Ja.i
7
Jan
Western Leaseholds
115
15C
1.38
88c
Jan
22,977
10 %c
Feb
28C
Jan
4.00
24%
^.'05'
Feb
1.15
10,316
4.15
3.80
1
13%
% 4,000
Decalta
1
Feb
50c
Grocers
1.39
Stanrock
!
Oil
Petroleum
class
Jan
Jan
1.05
Products
Canada
Feb
8%
Jan
6'A
3,700
1.40
1.45
1.10
12%
5,254
3%C '
c
Jan
176
1.20
3 %
Feb
5,684
-
33c
Western
32%
Standard
I r,»j
1.15
139,203
7%
13 %
1.01
Western
25
•
_
1.45
7
10c
Feu
1.25
,_i.
.
1.23
49C
Feb
30%
•
;
Jan
Jan
1.05
41%
32
1
Oils
Ltd
Foods
14c
lie
1
46%
50
Union Oils
6outhern
750
1.28
Jan
*
preferred
11 %c:Ll%c
Jan
1.20
8V2C
Jan
1.36
20
Ltd
Jan
20c
1
_
46
•
Standard
I
12%
Willrov
Somerville
10'A
8.20
4.10
Jan
3.60
41%
——A'
common
Jan
•
215
11
common
Slater
20,686
32%
—
100
——
Southam
L,,f
27
1
—
Feb
9.40
3.65
'
41%
1—.
_
——_
Ltd
27%
18c
*
46%
24%
•
—
Mines
Slater
Jan
44%
0
41%
'
41c
A
26%
70c
46%
46%
50c
__.
Preferred
If
100
5,675
26
Simpsons
Siscoe
Dairies
__
25
32%
.'
___,
_
14,380
1
Mines
27%
18c
•
i
Lake Nickel_:_________.
Canadian Oil & Gas__
8%
1
Mines
27%
•
3%c
Warrants
4.50
3.90
*
Silver
24
.____1
Werner
12%
27%
—
Breweries
Sigma Mines Quebec
i ii>
Ref
Preferred
Sherritt
Jan
1
_
7%
-T —
50 '
.
Jan
20%
32%
1—10
_
Ltd—__1
Knapp Canada Ltd-
4.15
50
„
_
85c
610
1.20
Petroleums
&
12%
-
Class
&
_
Equipment
7%
•
Class
10,849
13'A
W
:
4.50
_
Arts
Bhawinigan Water & Power
2,950
1.20
1.44
1
Jan
4.00
■L*H 7
•
Feb
21c
9.10
'
•
11V2C
Exploration-
56%
Jan
23 V*
9.35
;
F-l
Jan
23
Jan
•'
—
•'
54%
"
1.05
1.15
—'
Jan
•
—
3.90
3.95
n
75c
_
Freehold
18 VaC
Mines
&
Wasamac
41
common
Security
55'A
7,033
•..
Prod
G
Feb
71c
■
'
Beven
15
19c
Ltd
Amulet
Feb
75c
:
Metal
Satellite
56 %
Ltd
8.50
50o
_
Petroleum
Consolidated
Mines
Wane
65C
3,700
1
,
56 %
18 %c
Feb
115
70c
13C
11
.1
Gold
Vandoo
60,779
100:100%
——
•:
Feb
56%
~
Victoria & Grey Trust_
Violamac Mines
20%
Jan
18
Jan
f.
6.05
•
10%
52 %
Mines
72 %
West
Barcee
Canada
1,925
1,580
Jan
15%
Jan
4,497
189,200
10
15
"•
12,505
19c
110
—_____
10
12%
10'A
53%
•
;
_■
7.35
12
10'A
53%
——1
Corp
74%
15 %C
Jan
'
53%
Z__i
9%
12%
50
1
Fortune
6.90
•
Feb
High
Jan
y
72%
common.^.—
Petroleums
Debentures
V
49%
;;
Oils
4c
5%
850
Antonio
Sand
United
345
100
8,220
Hill
73
Gas
Shirriff
Sapphire
Feb
Jan
3,000
49'A
.
9%
Warrants
■u.
11c
21c
7c
Jan
49%
18
.
7.10
A——
_____
Maurice
Jan
Jan
81
10%
17%
__
trust
B!
•
class
Cement
Corp
preferred
5%
New
3%c
16c
19c
Lawrence
St
Keno
16,000
77
Jan
Jan
Low
17%
1
voting
class
_•
Ryanor Mining
Lawrence
United
11,600
6%c
9c
10
'•
——
i-A---
Feb
17c
81
Feb
36o
50
_
—10
Industries
St
10c 10 %c
37c
Jan
16 %c
1
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil. common
Russell
19 %c
7,200
6 %C
9%
•
common
Asbestos
Jan
4c
100
Mines
Consol
35c
8,966
9%
50
Canada
B' preferred-,
Mining
Corp
Union
Jan
13c
7%c
9%
--50
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6%c
7c
*
_
Sales
Low
_i
_
preferred
5'A
common
Preferred
Rowan
17c
50C
Ltd—
Ltd
Can
33c
10c
—1
—
Petroleum
Roe
:'l
33c
Uran
Mines
Shares
'hrnrn
Feb
1.73
Feb
1.50
8.05
8.15
.—1
Mines
Rockwin
for Week
Par
.
Mines.
Preferred
Rix
Week's
Range
of Prices
Feb
2,000
Ultra
Jan
29c
_1
Mines
'
'
.
Jan
28c
A,
Rupununi
80c
58c
60c
Algom
Rio
700
High
Jan
66c
Minerals
Rio
|f'
V A
1.00
45C
28c
Mines
Rexspar
}
Low
9,950
•
Chemical
Reitman
1.00
Friday
High
49c
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
1
_
Mining
Explorations
Reef
47c
1.00
—
Realm
(Range for Week Ended February 1 7)
Sales
Last
Jan
Feb
lot
FOR
e
f
r
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
sale
AND
t
(not
included
range);
d Deferred
Jan
b
par
delivery sale
in year's range),
Selling ex-interest,
Flat price.
'
I
In
year's
'
(not
included
Cash sale (not included in year's range)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
wd When
wi When
to
unlisted
issued,
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights.
z
trading privileges,
delivered,
Ex-stock
*
>
dividend.
:
(845)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
(Quotum f.rM«y,Feb,u,,yi 7)
bid and asked quotations
obtained from the
The
following
Association
National
are
of
or
Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range
within which these securities could have been sold
(indicated by the "bid")
bought
(indicated by the
"asked")
Aerovox
Corp
Air
—1
Products
Aid
Inc
Alico
Allied
Radio
Alside Inc
Cement Corp—
American
Express
American
Greetings
__5
class
Anheuser-Busch
Public
Service
Arvida
Corp
Avon
Baird
10
14%
Gen
Gibraltar
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Company class A—_1
Glickman Corp class A
1
14%
42 V'4
46%
49%
16%
18
.
5
•
P)
21%
Pioneer
Portland
Fire
Hagan
Xerox
Hamilton Cosco
10%
Class
B
Co
Products
&
Bruning
Co_l
Co
10
116
105
112
Riley
Stoker
Brand Rice
High
Ind
Splendor
Corp
39
Sawhill
Scholz
Corp
1
7%
8%
Scott
&
Gas
*
31%
33 %
Scott
Foreman
3%
4 Va
19%
6%
6%
Houston Oil Field Material—_1
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Corp—
Class A common
1
Natural
24%
Hugoton
Gas
17 %
18%
Hugoton
Production
35
Oil
37%
Indian
Head
64%
68
Indiana
22%
25%
Trust
"units"
*
26%
24%
Indianapolis Water Co
10
27%
27%
International
Bank
of
Interstate
Paper
Steel
Cedar
CO
Products
3%
Point
Field
48
Corp
_10
28 %
Class
30%
4%
5'%
33%
Iowa
45 %
48%
Itek
Central
111
Indiana
Central
Louisiana
Central
Marine
Elec
&
Gas
Gas
Co
10
Co
5 'it
Electric
Power
Central
Telephone
VT
Serv
10
Co
Central
Public
Util
Common
Co
cl
A
States
Colonial
Gas
Stores
27%
Jessop
23%
53/3
25 %
23%
33/3
Inc
Kaiser
common
4
preferred
Kennamelal
Kentucky
74%
Ketchum
Co
15% *
17
Keystone
Portl'd
Koehring
Utilities
12%
13%
Laboratory for Electronics
Laguna Neguel Corp units
20%
22
Landers
Frary
Lanolin
Plus
Consol
Freightways
Consolidated
Rock
Corp
10%
18%
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
10%
Lone Star
9%
83
87 %
Long
—1
17"%
19%
Lucky
1
11%
12%
Ludlow
Electric
Company
Ridge Prop pfd
Craig Systems Inc——
Company
8
8
Co
1
19%
21%
Marlin-Rockwell
25%
Marmon
45
48%
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry
10
Mattel
_1
11%
12%
Machines—10c
Inc
Maxson
Co__ 16
(W L)
10%
Maxson
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
_1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Corp_5
Detroit Internal Bridge Co
1
14 %
15
McLean
17%
19'%
McLouth
McNeil
Melpar
Inc
Finance
Di-Noc
Co
Chemical
Dictaphone
Diebold
Inc
Inc
$1.25
Dorsett
!
pfd
'(R
Elecs
R)
& Bradstreet
Dunham
Dura
Bush
42
45%
Merchants
33 %
35%
Meredith
67%
71 %
6%
7%
Michigan
Inc
1
Inc____a.—
Corporation
-
44
4%
5%
17
'26
'
28
Motor
Utilities
Class A
Mfg Co
Minneapolis Gas
Industries
Eastern
Paso
Laboratory
Electric
Electrada
Co
15%
Missouri
43
—50c
Inc
1
45%
Mohawk
(Texas)
Corp'
28%
*
52
Utilities
Rubber
Ets-Hokin
&
Inc
Financial Federation
First
Boston
Fisher
Fisher
Corp
Governor
Paper
Gas
Nicholson
70%
North
American
File
12%
13%
North
Carolina
22%
North
Penn
Natl
Gas
class
Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp
Northeastern
Northwestern
Pub
10 Vz
11%
387/8
41>A
5
38'A
40 Va
11
12%
20'A
21%
70
74%
Chemical
Wood
Conversion
1
151/4
1
Power
16%
Wurlitzer
4
38%
Co
;—5
Co
10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
Yellow
4%
Yuba
42
Transit
Nuclear-Chicago
Freight Lines—1
Consolidated
Industries
Bid
10
53%
53%
Far
57%
56%
(Newark)_25
44
100
357
10
23
Kings County Trust (Bklyn.)_10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
24%
10
52%
55%
(N Y)
47%
5
36%
40%
(N Y)__10
Manufacturers Tr Co
Trust
67 Va
70
32%
347/a
Traders
&
(Buffalo)
5
Morgan
Central
Natl
(N J)
Bank
of
Cleve
16
49Vz
53
48
51%
66
65 %
68%
55
58%
Natl
Bank
Bank
of
Guaranty
122%
128%
National Bank
365
National
26%
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust Co (N J)
10
34
Co
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co—12 %
Connecticut Natl Bank—
5
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
25%
Empire Trust Co
Co (Chicago)
County Trust Co
New
33 V3
New
46
49%
49'A
52%
17%
19%
Co
National Newark
Natl Shawmut
129%
&
Brewing
1
10%
11
Pacific
1
7%
7%
Pacific
State Bk
12 %
13%
Pacific
Gamble
623/4
43%
New
49
44%
47%
New Jersey Bank &
Northern Trust Co
34
-
(N Y) ——50
350
381
Eng Merchants Natl Bk_10
Tr Co
11
(Chicago) _20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
81%
Provident Tradesmen's
7%
8'/4
First
35%
38V4
Co
First
(Camden
N
11
12 1/4
5
121/4
13%
First Natl Bk
11
12
5
25%
27 Va
First
National
First
Natl
J)
6%
First Natl Bank
Natl
Bank
43%
Bank
63%
10
46 V*
49%
(Jersey City)—5
Bank" of
34%
First Nat'l Bank
First
22'/4
National
23
24%
14%
16
6%
of
of Chi___20
Dallas
81 %
33V*
35%
25
73
20
(N Y)„20
Banking
(Philadelphia)_10
83
of
St
Louis
14%
Hanover
Natl
'
86%
Bk
Co
Co
of
Exch
New
66%
(N Y) —10
30%
34'/a
Trade Bank ft Tr Co
81
85%
Trent Co of New Jersey
46%
49 V*
Union
(Chic)
Robinson
11%
1
3%
5
10%
Tr
20
Co_10
Co—5
15%
17%
Bank
of
2%
9%
Industrial
R
Trust
Irving Trust
For
Co
49%
34 Vz
Y)__20
102 Vz
67
25%
(Cleveland)
19
20%
Union Trust Co
Trust
(N
53
'
106%
46
50%
OMted
63%
49%
▼alley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz) _5
Co
60
45 Va
Wachovia Bank ft Trust
(Phila)—5
Y)
10
21%
23%
25%
27*/*
43%
46%
(Winston-Salem N C)
-5
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
63%
67
Bank
I
Co
of
(N
footnotes,
see
preceding page.
States
~
.10
National
Providence
Industrial
(N Y)„10
1®
of Maryland.10
Uhtted States Tr Co (Boston) _10
Industrial Bk of Com
10%
Commerce
62%
23%
12
4%
77%
62
65 V*
&
19%
76a/*
73%
52%
Hudson County National Bk—10,
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)
8
41%
27%
72
(Boston)
20
Sterling Natl Bank ft Trust Co
(Now York)
25
49%,
Hartford
10%
69
25%
State Street Bank ft Trust Co
62
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
Bank
65%
57%
Bk—15
York—10
27%
18 «/4
38 3/4
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
12 Vz
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
37%
27%
38%
60%
35
Co
37 %
78%
*
57
Phila—10
Trust
34
26
5
25%
51
Union
35
26
—*
69
148
10
(Wash) —20
Louis
10
74
5%
66
65
76%
-
3
Natl
62%
136
54
Y__5
of L I N
Corn
Bank
54%
Bank
Rochelle
Girard Trust
13%
20
23
Second Natl Bank of
Bank
Westchester
.
of
—
Pennsylvania
New
407/a
73
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
68
Natl Bank
Franklin Natl
52 Va
50
St
77%
iBank
County
Co
24%
49
67
60 Vz
Trust
22Vz''
-38 V*
Bank
(Philadelphia)
Boston
54%
23%
&
129
Royal Bank of Canada
_10
Royal State Bk of New York—5
46%
50%
7^%
31%
Passaic
Trust
36%
123%
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
(Atlanta) —_10
21'A
First
ft
5
10
20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)-12
»«ff Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
41
(Baltimore)
10
of Boston—12%
56
First
77%
4D%
Camden Natl Bk & Trust
1
19%
70
52%
40%
47%
30%
66
5
—
57%
Corp
Power
78%
59%
Bk of Bost—12%
of Newark—12%
54%
Airmotive Corp
Far East Line
Coal
75
Essex
42
51/4
Tail
56%
25
_
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
33
Old
54%
52
(N J)
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
47V4
Pabst
40%
49
7.50
(Albany (
86%
301/4
Otter
36%
38
Westchester.5
$8 par
Banking Co
124%
of
44
44
78 %
61
34%
123%
City Bank (Cleveland)
Trust
Natl
1
22 %
57%
10
83
10
22%
120%
(ex 2-for-l split)
National Commercial Bank &
36%
(White Plains
York)
25
411/4
18
48%
_10
(Fairfield County)
39%
28%
30%
168
44
National Bank & Trust Co
345
108
28%
158
Co
National Bank of Detroit
_50
Trust
Trust
Now York
Cleveland
Prod—10c
73%
of
68%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
Citizens & Southern National
Ask
60 Va
Lang Utend Trust Co
Manufacturers
Bid
38%
10
(Haekensack N J)
Philadelphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
Co
River
6%
36
38%
Co
7%
5%
56
Trust Co (Philadelphia)
372
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
24 Va
6
1
6%
Companies
Ask
61%
Corp
Service
Miss
1
38%
36%
1
10
3
Wltco
,
Corp
9
,
Light Co_10
59%
45 V.
15
&
55%
20%
29 Va
ri
Co
1
19
Serv
21 %
~
—5
Electric
Wisconsin
36
1
Water Co $4 pfd_*
20%
—1
Wilcox
27%
57%
Northwest Natural Gas
1
A
Whiting Corp
5
,_7.50
5
Co
5
5
16%
Ben
36%
Co
Nassau County N Y
8
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co (Pgh) .25
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)—12.50
14%
Gas—2.50
10
Co
34
Cos
Co
Co
35%
Co
14%
Water
Weyerhaeuser
111/4
*
15%
Ohio
17%
28%
1
13%
Oklahoma
41%
16
Gas
37%
Coal
15%
75%
79'A
39'A
Publishing
Massachusetts
Meadow Brook
18%
Assoc—8
14%
23%
75
Natural
Western
58
13%
of Del—1
1
76%
14
Western
10
Co
21
71 %
26 V4
1
Western
Federation Bk & Tr Co. (NY)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark) __10
Corp
Elec
&
29%
21%
1
Inc___1
8%
19 Va
33
18%
21%
41
31
54%
26
5
6%
51%
1
20
19%
27%
22%
63 %
4'A
18 V*
25%
57/a
17 Vs
1
60
27V4
21V*
,c,
7%
20
29%
25'A
*
72%
First Natl City
72
29%
2V2
2.50
10
Point
68
First
66 %
1
1
28 (p
Co
Transmission
25%
28
Manufacturing Co_»
Western Lt & Telephone Co„10
West
54
17
1
2.50
Brothers Co
Fitchburg
F'orida
Inc
1
Westcoast
8%
21
10
15
27%
Farrington Mfg Co
•
Feleral Natl Mortgage Assn_100
Co^-l
7%
19
1
20
38V4
2%
10c
Galvan
30%
1
Corp
West Coast Telephone
(Phila)
1
2.50
—
29
1
Financial
(Savannah)
;
10
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago)_25
Inc—
National Shirt Shops
Erie Resistor
Wesco
St Louis
14%
New
Equity Oil Co_J
33%
50%
Bk
Trust
14
14%
1
311/4
47%
Co
St
13%
24%
2.50
1
Boatmen's Natl
41%
Line Co_5
33%
10
Broad
35%
10c
57
31%
23%
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport A
1
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
6JA
Co
National Homes Corp A com_50c
Class B common
50c
12%
Co
Bankers Trust
39
2
54
1
25
Virginia
10
23%
Forms
26%
Bank
Commerce
of
20'A
Oil
&
1
Oil
of
5
Gas
2
Business
24%
24%
Co
Fairfield County Trust Co
Co
Electro-Voice
Ennis
29%
23
5
17
Co
9%
Empire State
271/4
1
_
25%
Company
24%
1
7%
5
Francisco)
National
Eng
Wash Natural Gas
17 Vz
21%
A
,
31%
Co
1
-
(San
1
1
Inc
20 V.
1
18%
16%
20%
Co
7%
Electro-Science Investors
Electrolux Corp
Electronics Capital Corp
Emhart Mfg Co
National
55%
25%
181/4
Corp
Swasey Co
15%
Inc
Pipe
Chemical
Nalco
Brothers
23 V*
Systems Corp
Mississippi Shipping Co
Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
14%
Utilities Associates—10
Economics
Inc
&
29%
Missile
Missouri-Kansas
Eastern
(Jim)
Warren
*
Miller
22%
Walter
Warner
Co„—5
Co.
common
Laboratories
20%
60
*
42
16%c
Inc class
43
Co
5%
12%
38 %
50c
*
Pipeline
Miss
2
24%
Lines—1
Inc
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
Miles
51%
"jL5%
._1
.
48%
41
48
-2
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1 preference
30%
44%
Duriron Co l__—2%
El
Gas
Mid-American
28
26%
5
Publishing Co—
Broadcasting
Microdot
*
21 V4
10
2 %
Metropolitan
19%
1
35%
19%
—1
46 %
1
33
1
to
Corp
Fast
18
Company
Duffy-Mott Co!
Dun
Steel
43
Drackett
20%
4%
5
25c
19 v*
15%
5
:
"
3%
Co—_—5
Sons
Labs
39%
14%
25%
'
21
3
25%
1
24%
19%
—lc
23%
5
——
22 >/*
Industries
24
Waddell <fe Reed
of America N T & S A
Camden Trust
Electronics
1
Inc._
common
conv
Donnelley
Arts
—
changed
•
,
Corp
Diversa
Name
6 %
50c
Machine & Eng
Dial
A
17
12%
111/4
1
21%
Par
Bank
Corp
21 %
9%
class
15V4
Corp of America
10c
Bank of New York
—1
Inc
——;
19%
Corp
Vitro
Von'. Grocery Co
Bank and Trust
Bank
1
Corp
1
Dejur-Amsto
33%
98%
Co_;
Inc
191/4
Co
13%
21
23%
9%
Chemical
10%
19%
Corp
Mining
39%
25
49%
0 Va
Electric
ft
31%
70%
1%
Const
Inc
94
Inc—
Delaware
12
7%
Utilities
56
Works
10
40%
Madison
'
17%
—
Products
46%
5%
18%
U
1
9%
67 V*
17
5
:
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (LA) Co;
Co
9%
Inc._50c
Co
*
44%
1
Herrington
Co
5%
35%
5'A
33%
41%
37
&
45%
Mfg
4%
33
11%
30%
9
31
Corp
Gas
42
non-voting
Hotels
Stepan
37%
Co
Financial
5
21%
1
Steel
Mills
5
Corp_l
696
—1
(Hugh W) & Co
Stores Inc
Lytton
19%
Stanley
Statler
cl B—5
com
5
-
33
25
1%
——
Business
7%
1
Crouse-Hinds Co
Cummins Engine Co Inc
Dashew
Blower
_50c
Coral
Cross
Lau
'
Data
Cook Coffee Co
Cook
29 %
Fair
1
31
1
lc
9%
5 "
Continental Transp Lines Inc„1
Control
Clark
17%
2.50
Products
&
17%
Vanity
Vector
10
17
11%
Gas Corp com_3
preferred
25
50%
16 Va
2%
15%
11
Oil
56 Vz
46 %
Co_.
8%
_5
Colorado
52 Vz
Co
7%
Bank
Co
2
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
5
Vance Sanders & Company—50c
Mil
Corp—_1
United States Servateria
Corp_l
United States Sugar Corp
1
*
Steamship
Home
Baltimore
51%
27%-
Gas
Screw
Common
10%
22 %
Utah
14%
4V4
Co
47%
34%
48
-
Tel
44%
32
20%
44%
13%
Co
Power
Eng
Fruit &
Chemical Co_3
5
41%
36 Va
1
Power
Standard
1
1
7%
Water
37%
_10
Inc
52%
34
Co
55
28
Co
6%
Dev
35%
3
Co
49 %
9
7V2
51
—10
15 %
—_10
Upper Peninsular Power Co
Standard Pressed Steel—
Standard
Register
Gas_5
Natural
Inc
Milling & Elev Co
Commonwealth Gas Corp
1
Connecticut Light & Power Co_"
Stand
22 %
660
Kearney & Trecker Corp
70%
&
199
43%
_2c
Colorado
conv
187
40
*
Corp
Kansas-Nebraska
17%
United
7%
Co
1
Corp
15%
7%
6%
•
Co
1
Steel
Inc_l
6%
l
Sprague Electric Co
Spur Oil Co——-.
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
Stanley
Co
13%
5
*
Supply
12%
Inc
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Speer Carbon Co__L—
21
Co—_15
Interstate
$1.25
12%
33%
37
l
1
14
2%
11
%
36%
Gas Producing Co
Southwestern Elec Service Co
Southwestern States Tel
5
Co
Colorado
Gas
9 Va
31%
1
Utilities
Water
$1.46
21%
1
24%
1
Kalvar
23
Product
8%
34
34V4
Southwest
1
Steel
5%
1
lc
Nevada
5
Corp
41%
39
33 %c
B
Engines Corp
Corporation
Coastal
Jervis
33%c
com
class
1
Clinton
Jamaica
31%
22 %
1
Southern
Inc—
Corp
25%
10
29%
17%
33%
Co
Co
Service
&
Union
Services
Southern
29%
Corp„6
Chattanooga Gas Co
Chicago Musical Instrument
Citizens
16%
31 y4
Co_5
Co
Shore Oil
New
23
1
Leasing
2
Calif
35%
Corp
4%
Chem
Inc
Colorado
61 %
34%
States
i—
Cable
Southern
33
36%
1
5
States
.l
40%
57
14%
Co
Pwr
&
United
2
27%
*
Lt
14
25
4'A
13%,
Pipeline
Gas Elec
50c
United
*
Southern
1
;
10
23%
59%
Co
&
Southern
Co
Corp„50c
20c
Power
Wire
Southern
common.
Public
Pacific
6%
Inc
Iowa
31%
Vending
Diver
A
Ionics
ctfs—
Central
Clute
51
Securities
Investors
Electric & Gas Co___3%
Central
Union Texas Nat Gas
Pipe Line
Elec Corp.
59
So
&
6%
Engineering Corp—•
Freight Sys„1
Interstate
66 %
D)
5%
Motor
Interstate
14
60
1
Trust
4%
13
.25
:
21%
Gas
13
55
1
6%
Corp
35%
1
8%
55
5
&
Corp
South
23 V4
33
1
Co
Fetzer
Wash—_1
35
Ceco
Tucson
Inc
Corp__50c
Recreation
Bakeries
Sierra
106-
1
Prod
Simplex
Skil
Water
&
32%
''Carpenter
Transwestern
25%
Co_.
(G
14
37%
12 %
-10c
26%
1
Gas
Searle
101
•
Tubular
98%
Inc
Mills
Interstate
com
36%
23%
Co__
Bantam
Homes
94%
5%
Interstate
Ltd_;
24%
4%
International Textbook
B
33%
Inc„3Va
Seismograph Service Corp
1
16"%
Superior Oil of Calif 1
1
Co—
28
"
4
13
Co
53%
Oil
3
Associates
Schield
Fearless
Husky
Sanders
4%
Houston
32
225
18%
15%
class
Transval
Petroleum
11%
26%
Mills
17%
Corp
Jacinto
10%
14%
28%
212
San
16%
50
Cannon
1
6
5
Canadian
16%
Manufacturing Co_2%
1
Co__25
Co
1
:
Oregon Power Co__20
Telep
10%
.56
21%
1
Trans
20
21 Vz
52 Vz
1
34%
Inc
,
*
Corp
Inc
32
32%
9%
Corp
29 Va
19%
„
United States Truck Lines
Rockwell
Sabre-Pinon
A
Water Service
&
2
Rose Marie Reid
2%
class
California
Delhi
Trans-World Financial
Co
Mills
H)
44%
30%
Corp
California
Water
Gas
Myers
(H
42%
11
Engineering
Credit
Co
&
42
Mining
Houston
Internat'l
Canadian
50%
Corp
40
6%
1
Beryllium Co
*
Buckeye Steel Castings Co_
IIlOc
Byllesby (H M) & Co_
Calif
47
*
Inc
12'/a
1
preferred
Voltage
Hoover
cl A_25
A
1
22%
Tel
Natural
5
Houston
8 %
class
18 %
1
common.
Interstate
5
Richardson Co
13%
Brush
•
110
Inc.
6%
Hilton
12
57%
36%
SI.20 preferred. III25
110
Sharpe Mfg Co„.
(Charles) Co Inc_. __3
California
1
7%
Inc
Brown
60% >,
23%
11%
Bowling Corp of. America—. __10c
Bowser
Tracerlab
Robertson
54
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc.. —1
Boston Capital Corp„•
1
Bowman
Towmotor
31%
Robbins
I
1
Botany Industries Inc_
Tokheim
35%
29
14%
11%
5
Light
58
33
35 Va
22
Corp
&
54%
1
Co
Republic
1
7
25c
A
27
*
Time
45%
1
class
115
Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass
Thrifty Drug Stores Co—,
23%
6V4
Products
Purina
'
King
1
13
56
1
Power
Corp
32%
Hidden
Hills
_*
26%
12%
1
Manufacturing Co__
—25
Bag Co
Bros
Black
30 Va
42%
109
Hewlett-Packard Co
Inc
30%
28
River
20%
1
Hathaway
28 Vz
1
Roadway Express class A__„25c
19%
Beryllium
1
32%
Curtis
7%
Inc
Corp
22
Ralston
7 Va
Thermo
5
22%
1
Inc
Thomas <fc Betts Co
5
21%
8 Va
34 V4
9%
Mexico
Alegre Sugar
Corp Ltd
Inc
13%
.
7%
32%
7'
Hamp
Radiation
Cons Publications
25%
Industries
12%
1
Corp..7
6%
New
Purolator
Texas
Thermo-O-Disc
35%
8%
New
79:%
1
Corp
Transmls
40
24
of
54
Inc.
Eastern
13%
187
1
38
Hearst
37%
Fund
Telecomputing
Texas
31%
12 %
10c
Inc
30%
8
m
1
Co
Techno
"11%
of
24%:
Co
Heublein
Billups Western Pet Co
5
35%
&
69
Berkshire
71/2
America
Inc—_1
Brace
64%
Corp
10
Harvey Aluminum Inc
1
Hathaway Instruments Inc—1
1
Bemis
29%
Harcourt
Helene
Beneficial
Co
18%
7%
•
2
Co
19%
8%
Behlen
Tappan
24%
1
Markets
20%
3%
Co
Electric
of
13%
19 Vz
98
11%
J)
33
Gas
1
%
(A
178
Corp
16%
13
1
Co
76
Co
10%
Bayles
1
5
1
1
17%
Mining
—10
—
36%
Hanna
_—1
Laboratories
34
15%
Bates
Baxter
21 Vz
♦
dtuonnx
Corp
Taft Broadcasting Co
Tampax Inc
94
1
Co
Systron-Donner
13%
Baker Oil Tools Inc__
Mfg
22
Co
50
common
20 V2
Serv
Purex
class A com_10
20
1
Serv
23%
_•
6%
Inc
Pub
Controls—1
&
6
1
Pub
1
Inc
1
23 Va
Punta
38%
25 Va
Greene Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Pubco Petroleum
172
36
7%
Producing Properties
49%
9%
21/2
27'A
12%
23%
9
7
24%
163
Ask
23
1
25
11%
53
Inc
CM A)
Co
Bid
1.25
l
Rubber
Genl
__5
Chemicals
Haloid
24%
22%
1
Inc
33%
10
5
_*
Capital
Hanna
Corp
—
23%
12%
Co___5
Power
59
11
—10
Brick
Natural
Potash
8%
23
5
Stouffer Corp
Strong Cobb Amer Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
Corp
Lumber
Plymouth
18%
Corp
Growth
Pickering
36 Va
Inc__
57%
40%
19%
7%
47%
Industry
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
Permanente Cement
17
Mountain
Grinnell
Grolier
•
33%
55%
—1
Inc
(A
Green
pfd
14 %
6%
44%
1
Petroleum
Pendleton Tool
39%
6%
6V2
America
Pauley
20
31%
5
Co_ —10
Co
Green
.
5%
38%
•
of
90c
Co
Hannifin
Corp of Calif_l
Finan
22
_5
___
Telep (Calif)
54%
.2.50
Atomics
Co
49 %
*
39%
Co__
Products
Gas
—
60%
3
;
&
Inc
Service
46
13%
Spring Corp.
Aztec Oil
36%*
38 %
Co
Gas
Construction
Associated
13%
1
4
Western
38
1
37%
Missouri Power Co
13%
35 %
Garlock
—1
Arkansas
Parker
Futterman Corp class A
35%
Inc
8 %
Gas
57
7.50
common-
7%
12%
•
13 %
.
-3%
Arkansas
Metal
1
•
Pantasote
191/s
35%
Participating preferred
Arizona
Corp
Co
Packaging Corp
8^-
27
1
Co_;
Arden Farms Co
5
Ask
Bid
Par
Pacific Mercury Electronics
Pacific Power &
Light Co
8
17 V*
—2
Gobain Corp^
Sterilizer
Amer
22%
cl A_5
1
A
Pipe & Const Co_
Amer-Saint
Frito
Mach
B
franklin
8%
-
&
5
Co
Amprican-Marietta Co
American
Class
Gear
Bid
25 v*
100
.
American
18%
V4
20%
—1
Biltrite Rubber Co
Foote Bros
59
8
Corpj—w^wi. —1
—
American
11
17%
__i
to
Par
55%
—1
Development
Ask
10
Inc_^—_.—. —1
1
Land
Bid
compilation.
national distribution.
Par
Par
at the time of
Origin of
any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" list is composed of
securities
which have a wide
IndustriaSs and Utilities
Art
45
46
(846)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Funds—
Aberdeen
Far
Fund
Affiliated
Fund
American
Ask
Mutual
American
2.49
Intl
7.92
8.57
Investment
Co
1
4.43
4.73
Investment
al5.69
Inc
Shares
American Mutual Fund Inc
Research
Dev
&
1
Corp—1
10.09
Istel
33
32
*
1.60
1.76
5.53
6.04
Trust
Axe-Science
lc
Canada
Growth
Century
Chase
7%
9.60
E-3
(Low Priced Bonds
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
K-l
(Income Fund)
(Growth
10.38
—1
16.56
50c
13.27
14.35
S-4
(Low
13.49
14.78
Stocks)—1
12.55
13.70
1
14.38
Stks)-1
14.15
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
15.27
7.28
7.96
15.78
Lazard
17.15
18.55
Lexington Income Trust
Knickerbocker
Fund
Inc
Fund
Life
Insurance
lc
10.11
11.08
10.65
16.43
17.96
50c
11.87
12.84
Loomis
Corp—100
100
1
—
Fund
11.71
12.80
1
X19.38
21.19
6.69
7.29
Inc__1
1
Sayles Mutual Fund
Managed
*
Electric
shares
General
Industries
138
132
Metal
13.99
15.29
Petroleum
9.34
10.15
1
Commonwealth
Stock
Fund
10.01
10.88
1
16.84
18.30
1
19.42
21.11
Stock
3.13
shares
lc
3.73
4.09
—^.lc
2.33
2.56
lc
3.62
3.97
lc
2.23
2.45
3.65
4.00
Transport shares
2.70
2.96
1
8.76
9.52
1
15 47
16.72
19%
21%
Inc
Inc
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
shares
Massachusetts
shares
Mass
Fund Inc
Fund
2.85
Special Investment shares--lc
Investment
&
lc
Paper shares
12.14
Income
Bond
'.
shares
11.11
1
of
beneficial
Units
Trust
int__33%c
Growth
Inc
of
Life
33 %c
16.43
17.76
beneficial
interest—1
22.22
24.02
Investing Foundation—1
15.34
16.59
Investment
1
10.00
10.97
1
al4.44
1
3.29
Fund——
20.05
21.94
7.70
8.42
1
17.95
18.13
1
63.13
63.77
National
1
12.18
13.39
National Securities Series—
Mutual
Shares
Mutual
—
Fund
Life Insurance.—
5
Agricultural Insurance Co—10
103
106%
Life
Trust
of
Corp
Aetna
American
Equitable
Vegh
Investing
Co
Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund
Delaware
Fund
Delaware
Diver
Fund
Income
Stk
Growth
Inc
:
Inc__,—1
10.13
11.14
Inc___ 1
10.58
11.59
Fund
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend
Shares
Dreyfus
Eaton
Fund
&
Stock
3.50
16.04
17.43
Fund
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Maryland Casualty
Insur Co.l.50
American Heritage Life Ins-
37
39%
1
8
8%
43
(Wash
D
Natl
Beneficial
Life
Standard
Boston
1199676208532
General
Investment
14.15
New
England
8.57
New
York
7.84
10
a23.67
20c
8.36
inc——____
Inc
12.79
13.23
Corp __1
Inc
__
„
..
8.66
4.22
7.33
Growth
Forster
Employers
Series
8.55
Nucleonics
Ltd.
9.39
__1
16%
18%
25c
13.55
14.81
One
17.95
19.51
Oppenheimer
99
Financial
Fund
Industrial
Electronics
al4.74
63
___1
4.98
Penn
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Inc
10c
6.12
6.68
Florida
Mutual
Fund
Inc
1
2.27
2.48
11.54
12.54
Bond
*
Fund
Custodian
Funds
Inc—
Series
Common
lc
stock
Preferred
series
stock
_
lc
.
series
2.77
6.50
7.15
Inc
Gov
Street
Price
Fund
12.47
.—50c
12.30
12.42
9.27
10.08
Inc
(T Rowe)
Fund
11.49
Growth Stock
Inc :
!.
1
Building shares
Capital Growth
Chemical
Common
Inc
1
8.11
8.77
(Geo)
Fund;
1
15.58
16.93
1
16.64
18.09
_1
7.18
7.84
92c
./--Q
18.54
"20.15
7.23
7.86
lc
8.89
94
56
59
20%
Insurance
Hartford
Steam
Co___
of
Canada-
__
■
9.43
lc
6.37
_lc
13.20
Stock Fund.lc
10.33
13.25
_
Fund
_
6.91
_
-
shares
lc
Industrial
_lc
X7.62
shares- _lc
8.21
_
Machinery shs
7.02
—_
15.32
10.67
7.70
Investment Corp
Farnham
*
39.39
1
1
12.07
13.04
8.21
Fund
Inc
Stock Fund
:
X5.88
Texas
1
Petroleum
_lc
10.80
Railroad
Bteel
shares
X2.13
5.78
Twentieth
_lc
shares.:
—
shares
9.31
UBS
Fund
9.39
United
lc
H-C7
Growth Fund—
10.09
13.11
20.81
7.28
8.95
9.90
10.53
Ltd
United
Accumulated Fund—1
13.57
14.75
a.21.73
United
Continental
1
7.75
8.4,7
United
Income
Fund Shares-1
11.89
12.92
United
__
21.43
Science
Fund
1
14.71
16.08
1
16.95
18.42
Fund
United Funds Canada Ltd
5.53
5.43
Value
Line
Value
Line Special Situations
6.05
i
a27.82
lc
8.89
9.72
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
2.67
2.92
7.88
8.61
10.39
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
May
Value Line
Fund Inc—
Income
4%s
Jun.
12,
5%s
Sep.
11,
Feb.
13,
Sep.
10,
4%s
3%s
Mar.
11,
4%s
Nov.
12,
4%s
Jun.
Fund Inc
6.95
7.60
5.41
5.91
10c
4.05
9.40
10.27
1
Street Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
3.71
1
.
Wall
Dec.
12,
Mar.
11,
Apr.
10,
May
15,
Aug.
1,
l%s
Apr.
May
4s
Aug.
Oct.
4s
Feb.
15,
3%s
Feb.
15,
10.46
1 %s
Apr.
May
Aug.
3%s
Aug.
1%S
U
S
36%
U
Co.r
—5
23
Insurance
S
21%
93/4
Ins
Co
America—2.50
of
32
355/s
103%
42
107%
•
45 %
47%
505/8
Fire
3
34%
36%
Life Ins Co in City of N Y..2
Westchester Fire
2
52%
56%
36%
393/8
point represent
Insurance
one
or
32nds of
more
point
a
Ask
Bid
100.5
3%s
100.2
100.4
3%s
100.4
100.6
2%s
99.31
Apr.
100.1
Ask
1,
1961—
Jun.
1,
1961—
100.3
100.5
Aug.
1,
1961—
100
100.2
100.3
100.1
99.16
99.28
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
4s
1961
100.3
100.5
100.3
100.5
3%s
Apr.
3,
1961
100.2
100.4
100.6
100.8
4%s
Jun.
20,
1961
100.20
100.22
100.13
100.15
4s
Sep.
20,
1961
100.21
100.20
100.22
3%s
Feb.
20,
1962
100.11
100.15
101.11
101.13
4s
May
1,
1962—^—.
101
101.8
100.14
100.18
4%s
Aug.
20,
1962
102.14
102.22
102 12
102.20
—
—
—_
Apr.
3,
100.25
2%s
May
100.4
4%s
Apr.
20.
1964
102.8
102.24
101.20
102
4s
Oct.
20,
1964-
101.6
101.14
102.12
102.28
Oct.
20,
1965
101.8
101.12
101.28
3%s
May
2,
1966
97.24
98.16
98.24
4 %s
Mar.
20,
1968
101.24
102.16
4%s
Mar.
20,
1969—
102.16
103.8
104.16
99.28
98
102.8
4s
103
103.16
104.8
1,
98.16
1963
98.28
101.16
4%s
July
15,
1969—
103.24
100.16
101
5%s
Feb.
20,
1970
107.16
100.12
100.28
3%s
Apr.
1,
1970
95.24
96.16
107.24
108.16
5%s
July
20,
1970
107.24
108.16
4%c
Oct.
102.8
103
___
3 %s
May
Feb.
15,
3%s
—
1970-1967.
1,
1,
4%s
Bid
Sep.- 15,
95.16
1971
101
1972-1967.
98.16
1972—
108.8
96.8
101.24
99.8
Ask
16.45
15.13
14.68
16.00
13.10
14.16
Fund_lc
11.51
12.59
Institutional Income Fund__lc
Winfield
10c
14.13
15.44
4%s
6.54
7.15
1
6.79
7.34
3.80s
one
32nds of
more
or
a
point
Maturity-—
Bid
100.12
100.14
3%S
Nov.
15,
1962——
100.5
100.7
2%s
Feb.
15,
1963
98.28
l%s
1,
1963
96.16
:
Apr.
May
15,
1963
101.28
Oct.
1,
1963
95.16
99.26
99.30
4s
100.7
100.9
l%s
100 19
100.21
101.10
101.14
99
96.24
102
95.24
Nov.
99.18
l%s
Apr.
1,
1964
94.20
100.26
4%s
May
15,
1964
103.24
103.28
101.3
j.
4%s
99.14
100.24
—
101.5
3%s
May
15,
1964
100.24
100.28
100.13
5s
Aug.
1964
104.22
104.26
100.11
:
98.18
98.24
15,
104
1963—
15,
104.4
94.28
Oct.
1,
1964
93.22
93.30
101.8
4%s
Nov.
15,
1964
104.16
104.20
101.4
101.12
1 %s
Apr.
1,
100.8
•
l%s
100.6
1962
1,
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued)-
1962
11.43
1
Inc
8
Banks for Cooperatives—
15, 1962
15 1961
Oct.
1
Fund
(N Y)
59%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co_._5
100.3
1962
15.
1
Wisconsin
52%
Bid
1962
1,
4s
Whitehall Fund Inc
Fund
United
U S
34
1961
15,
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
Ind
5%
3%
49%
1961
1,
Feb.
8.97
Growth
Travelers
68%
5
1961
1,
l%s
3%s
12.27
Ltd—
Growth
8%
1961
15,
11.22
Institutional
Y)__2
1961
1,
*___lc
Shares
Inst Foundation Fund
40%
109
56%
(N
Ins
Guaranty Co
2%
after decimal
1972
10,
3%s
8.30
Institutional
——10
Life
60
55%
38%
104
1970
Treasury Notes—
9.51
Inc
Title
105
Certificates of Indebtedness—
,1
Fund
2
.—-10
62 %
1971-
10,
Matutity-*-
»1
Investors
65%
1963
10,
4%s
4s
1
Inc__ 1
Fund
Co—.5
46%
58%
1961
10,
3%s
Canada
of
6.66
8.19
10c
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
4%s
4%s
lc
Growth
10c
;.
Series H-DA
11.76
Inv_
.
Century
Trust
100 %
Figures after decimal point represent
Funds Inc—
_lc
Utilities
10.76
&
preferred
6%
42
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Townsend U S & International
lc
-lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc___1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series
Inc
lc
Stock
Tobacco
11.83
Fund
|
$6.50
Sec
(Va)__5
1961
8.95
&
Life
5
10
1961
10,
a31.80
Roe
Balanced
_lc
___
Apr.
a37.34
Stein
Mining shares
shares-
4%s
41.39
State Street
Security
Accident
1963-
16.03
Sterling Investment Fund Inc„1
;r
Corp
1961—
16.56
14.63
Amer
Springfield Fire & Marine
Standard
Y._10
N
10,
al4.29
1
of
Seaboard Surety
Co
Security Ins (New Haven)
Mortgage Assn—
12.52
1
73%
6%
Marine
Ins
Standard
10
15,
11.46
1
Ins
Natl
10.46
Investors
40%
69%
&
Life
5
Mar.
9.67
(Edson B) Fund
28%
1
Fire
68%
(Fla )_1
Apr.
Federal
1.25
Sovereign
(Texas)__10
6.25
Paul
Seaboard
1961
10,
Smith
26%
(N Y)_
50%
1961-
15,
10,
Shares
23%
Corp
Insurance
4%
37
1961
15,
Aug.
Apr.
1
Bond
.
Sep.
American
2
1961.
17,
May
2%s
-a9.73
Television-Electronics Fund-
Equipment shares—
Apr.
3.30s
1
13.67
RR
3%s
15,
4%s
_lc
Railroad
Mar.
4%s
Selected
52%
—
Obligations of Government Agencies
4%s - Aug.
5%s
Feb.
Inc
22%
49
10
Life
Figures
al9.37
Clark—
&
Merchandising shares
shares
Ins
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Stevens
20%
5
65%
Amer..__50c
Insurance Co of
4%s
Southwestern Investors Inc
8.50
.9.74
7.58
14.51
of
Standard
al3.36
Scudder
91
—.10
4
47
Co
Corp
25c
Common Stock Fund
Shares- _lc
Bond
Fund
52%
87%
Boiler
Insurance
Jefferson
26
48
—10
.
10
_10
Co
60%
24%
5
1
21%
_5
_
Fla)_2%
56
5
Co
St
72%
(Jacksonville
Insurance
Republic Natl Life Insurance..2
23%
American
—10
Insurance Co of N Y..10
Republic
133
67
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
1
-
Fully Administered shai'es- -lc
General Bond shares
_lc
Institutional
Scudder
126
88
3 %S
Putnam Growth Fund
•
_
shares
(The)
15.20
Fund
—1
-
Equip
15.05
Puritan
Putnam
42
Co
Reinsurance
4
3%s
23.29
*
Inc
21.25
2.50
Fund
1
15%
50%
Indemnity
:
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
—
Employ Life Ins (D C)_1.50
Life
45%
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
40"%
Gulf
37%
13%
Insurance...3.33%
Providence-Washington
99%
22
Great
60%
34%
43
.5
2.50
____
Phoenix
61%
96
38%
_____
Republic Ins Co—
Govt Employees Insur (D C)
4%s
al4.79
3.02
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
7.56
10.67
Group Securities—
shares
6.96
2.74
1
'
Corp
General Investors Trust
Food
Fund
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc__
Automobile
14.60
9.74
—1;
Capital
14.84
13.36
Square Mutual Fund
Pioneer
2.52
15.27
13.73
1
Inc
General
;
Pine
13.97
lc
Fundamental Investors
Futures
Securities
57
58%.
5
:
&
69
56
10
5
Globe
3 %s
17.81
20.02
4.55
Fund
Franklin
1
_1
1
16.47
18.52
Growth
Mutual
Inc
Fund—
Fund
8%
Reinsurance Corp.—10
65%
2
.10
Philadelphia Life Ins Co.
66%
General
333/4
38%
Peerless
3%
Federal
4.45s
1
Street
Inc-1
Fund
Florida
Founders
Shares
William
3%
__5
31%
47%
Pacific
.85%
Fund
(S F)_____2.50
Franklin Life Insurance
4
47%
5
Northern Ins Co of N Y—12 %
67 %
Firemen's
44%
Pacific
103%.
81
Rher
Northeastern
27Va
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Over-The-Counter
—
Federated Growth
35%
25%
63
12.04
Chemistry &
—1
Fidelity Capital Fund
—5
Fidelity Fund Inc
Fiduciai*y Mutual Inv Co Inc!—1
North
44
10.26
11.14
—_1
18 Va
33 %
—4
24%
—5
New York Fire Ins Co
41 %
9.34
1
1
Capital Fund
of Canada
New
1.25
Co
133
23
Amsterdam Casualty
Hampshire Fire...
60%
Group Assoc—*
Employers Reinsurance Corp
5
Insurance
146
127
Corp class A—
17
•
138
com..—1
Fire..
29"%
5
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md_
Union
10
Ins—„10
____
AA
27%
.10
(N J)
Inc
56
;___5
Inc..
Eagle Fire Ins Co
6.73
Fund—
Nationwide
Casualty Co
&
8.01
_1
Stock
Line
50%
224
Lawyers Title
3.86
Old
47%
214
Jersey
11,96
Natl
Assurance Co.—5
6.01
50c
National Fire /
Natl Life & Accident
476
Insurance
Series
1 %
458
Home Owners Life Ins Co
6.16
74%
3%
10
Home
_1
70
National
(Ky) 2
Life
16.71
1
.-30%
40%
10
10%
1
Insurance Co.—
Comwealth Life Insur Co
Connecticut
47%
37%
(Bait)
9%
(N J)„_2
Life
•44
Assurance_12.50
1 %
10
.
Ins
44%
Life
3
C) —1
Shippers
41/4
43%
41%
Fire
New
&
Bankers
23.23
—_1
Mass
5
Bankers
3%
41
Monument
1
15.46
Series
28%
1
Mercury
5.50
Stock
•
.
-2%
Amer
1
__1
Bonding & Ins.5
Indemnity & Life Ins
_5
Merchants
.—5
21.47
Series
256 %
47%
—
1
Series
248
Massachusetts
Bond
Dividend
10
10%
12.02
Preferred
Life
19%
American General
11.00
Income
13%
64%
15%
1
Series
National
61%
14 %
Inc_l
Corp
Lincoln
19%
.—10
of Va
18%
1
50c
Energy Fuxxd
Equity Fund
Eurofund
Securities Co
Investors
23%
Co
12%
' 8%
Balanced Series
Stock
.
Fund
Electronics
10.05
3.19
1
.
Howard—
Balanced
9.17
—25c
Inc
Nation Wide
Life Insurance
68%
1
.
5
preferred—
conv
Insp & Insurance.—
De
37%
22%
Fidelity & Casualty_5
Ins Co of Tenn_3
Companies Inc
34%
Assur—-5
Hartford Fire Insurance
3.58
Casualty
Fidelity Life Ins Co.l
$1.25
American
Hanover
Shares
beneficial interest—
Ask
18%
Glens Falls
Mutual
Inc
Investment
Income
15.32
Fund—
1
B
14.17
Stock
.
Massachusetts
lc
,
—
Investors
Investors
Fund
__
Mutual
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—-
Life &
Crum
15,800
15,200
103
Continental
al5.52
Bid
65
98
Continental
a28.32
Funds—
1
Shares—
FundInc
Western
7.69
16%
11.51
1
Commonwealth
Fund
Stk
6.76
7.02
16 %
1
Life Insurance Investors Inc
11.91
6.17
1
____—__1
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
Inc
Commonwealth
1
—:
Knickerbocker Growth Fund
Par
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
10
Aetna Insurance Co__
16.52
Com
Companies
Ask
130
15.44
Priced
15 id
Surety—10
123
15.69
Stock)
Com
14.60
10.90
&
23.83
21.84
(Growth
—1
Casualty
18.07
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
&
Aetna
9.91
(Income
____1
Energy
Fund
Series
16.84
9.51
9.08
S-l
Com
23.94
15.44
1
Fund)—
par
American
25.93
1
_
1
.:
Colonial
Diversified
21.94
S-3
Inc
Colonial
Crown
24.84
S-2
Growth
34.88
1
___.
1
Securities
Composite
1
Bonds) _1
4.46
Trust
preferred
Concord
(Medium Grade
13.27
Boston
of
Fund
Composite
Bonds)
13.13
Fund
Shares
Christiana
(Investment
19.94
T
Stock
Chemical
B-l
10.63
Shares
Ins
Fund
al3.92
9.73
Inc.!
Ltd
Life
Fund.l
Mutual
34.20
18.44
Inc
International
Fund
1
1
4.08
Fund—
Fund
Canadian
13.30
———1
Fund
Capital
12.17
Fund
1
Ltd
Canadian
13.26
12.01
Ltd
General
(1954)
,11.97
12.13
1
Investment
Fund
California
10.95
12.21
8.83
5.84
1
Inc
(The)
Ask
Boston__l
of
—1
Inc
Street
Bullock
America
Inc—_1
Ltd
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund
Broad
5.34
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-2
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada
of
Bid
lc
Inc
K-2
& Elect'nics Corp
Boston Fund
Fund
5.99
5.51
Fund
Research
Johnston
9.23.
Atomics Physics & Science
Resources
Investors
Fnd 1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton. Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Fund
Par
Trust
Fund——_1
Investors
Associated
Insurance
Funds—
2.27
1.25
Business
Amer
Bid
25c
for Friday, February 1 7)
100.10
4%s
May
15,
1965
103.26
1 %s
Oct.
1,
1965
91.30
98
97.24
1962
1965—
92.28
93.4
103.30
92.6
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Dated
J
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
6-
3-
1-61
100
100.2
3.20s
11-
1-60
8-
1-61
100.5
100.7
7-
3.30s
1-G0
5-60
4-
3-61
100.3
100.5
3.15s
12-
1-60
9-
5-61
100.5
100.7
3s
1-
Recent
Security
Honds—
Bausch
&
Bid
Lomb
Opt
4%s~1979
120
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
& Conv.
Ask
103
Carrier Corp 4%s
1982
Chance
Vought 514s
1977
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
Consumers Power 4%s
1990
Deere
El
124
Debentures
Bonds—
3-61
10-
2-61
Mueller
Brass
National
Can
Credit 4%s__1985
Paso Natural Gas
5%s__1977
Ferro
Corp 3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
—1975
Bid
3%s
78
104
108%
109%
290
300
k__
Pacific
5%s
Petroleum
5s
1977
Phoenix
Steel
103
106
108
1969
5s
1995
75
106%
78
107%
102%
103
112%
114%
Sheraton Co of Am 5s
1967
114
118
124
ww
108%
121 %
123 %
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
175
Kansas
Gas
Lowenstein
&
&
(M)
1984 '
Elec
&
5%s
Tennessee Valley
4%s
1991
9914
101%
103%
104
103%
104%
Sons—
4%s
198I
79
Montgomery-Ward—
4%s
Rand
1982
ww
Authority
4.40s
ww
Light 4%s__ 1991
________
514 s
2-
1-6T
11-1-61
100
100.2
3s
3-
1-61-
12-
100
100.2
United States
80
1985
102%
102%
_1981
Texas Power & Light 4%s__1991
Textron Amer 5s
1971
103%
103%
102'4
102 %
Texas Eastern Trans 5s
Underwood Corp 5%s
U S Industries 4%S——
5 %s
198I
k__
Westcoast Trans 5%s
99
1971
Treasury Bills
Yield Price
Bid
23,
2,
1961
Mar.
Mar.
Yield Price
Ask
Ask
99.983
Jun.
1,
1961
99.310
99.338
99.939
'
Bid
99.979
1961
99.944
Jun.
8,
1961
99.262
99.292
9,
1961
99.896
99.903
Jun.
15,
1961
Mar.
16,
1961
99.853
99.860
Jun.
99.143
99.160
22,
1961
99.803
99.812
Jun.
22,
23,
1961
Mar.
1961
99.139
99.173
23,
1961
99.797
99.805
Jun.
29,
1961
99.111
Mar.
99.147
;
99.214
_.
99.246
30,
1961
99.751
99.761
Apr.
6,
1961
99.725
99.738
July
13,
1961
98.999
13,
1961
99.031
Apr.
99.679
99.694
July
15,
1961
98.977
15,
196li—
99.017
99.655
99.670
July
98.933
Apr.
20.
98.975
99.620
99.633
July
20,
27,
1961
1961
1961
98.884
Apr.
27,
1961
98.927
99.571
99.586
Aug.
3,
1961
98.861
4,
1961
98.825
May
99.513
99.530
Aug.
10,
1961
May
11,
18,
1961
98.775
99.467
99.484
Aug.
17,
1961
98.724
1961
98.749
99.420
99.432
Oct.
16,
1961
98.261
25,
1961
98.228
99.363
99.389
Jan.
15,
1962
97.514
97.542
_
199
1970
92
89
92
—1988
95
98%
July
6,
1961
99.048
99.078
98.798
96
.-—1971
k__
1981
—
4-61
May
108
Sperry
Power
2.95s wi
100.9
May
Southern Bell Tel & Tel 5s_1997
103%
Iowa
100.5
100.5
100.7
Apr.
128
143
Hilton Hotel 6s
100.3
100.3
3-61
Mar.
5%s
Electric
101
_1973
WW
102
5s
100.5
1-61
7-
Feb.
138
Cement
100.3
6-
107
1977
Port
1-61
1-60
3-60
83
197b
1976
General
8-
Ask
1975
5s
5-
910-
98
Potomac
(John)
Issues
1-60
3.10s
3.35s
FOOTNOTES
•No
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
Net asset value,
Exchange,
t New
b Bid
stock
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
ISSUES
k Admitted
issued,
y
to listing on the
Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
Bank
with
193
Number 6031
clearings this week show
decrease compared
a
rPreliminary figures compiled- by
ago.
year
a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(847)
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
foregoing will appear in our issue of next week.
cities
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which
located and from this it appears that in the New
York District (including thls city) the totals show an
expansion of}40.6%; in}the}Boston}Reserve District of
4.2%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 16.4%.
the
us,
We
they
furnish them today, inasmuch as the week
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not avail¬
going to press. Accordingly, in the above
the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
cannot
ends
indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
the country,
Feb.
be
j
able at time of
18, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is
those
below
7.7%
In
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
the
of
corresponding
week
last
the
and
preliminary totals
Our
year.
stand
$27,161,293,276
at
against $29,442,440,240 for the same week in 1960.
this center there is
At
statement,
we
18.
Week
Ending February
-
•Newt'lforll,
Chicago
1961
18—
_1
:
_•
•
''
BY TELEGRAPH
:
1960
,
___
but
in
City
Kansas
—15.0
1961
Federal Reserve Districts
—19.4
-498,717,851
501,470,316
San: Francisco:
•>\
'
809,243.000
,
'-•ri-rv +■+437,616,236
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Baltimore
1st
0.6
—
.
-V'^431,900.,tM)0
Louis
St.
0.1
+
'
—
:—
-
St,; Louis Reserve. District of 35-1-%,- and in the Min-;
Reserve-District the totals register a gain of 5.5 %; in the
-Dallas-Reserve-District-of-0.8%,.and in the; San Francisco
Reserve District of 3.2.%©. 1
2nd New
3rd
;
Atlanta:
;j
J."-;
days-------- % 4036,000,845
Cities, : fiye„
Other
5,524,629,605
St. Louis___________,.
10th
-^12.5
1,269,124,686
717,24l;830
10- '
-
•1;369,482,G92
17'
"*
■4,
.
44
1J.
Minneapolis.,Kansas City
1Q7^28037014022:'
AH
cities,
Total -all
The
cities
7.7
"
clearings at leading cities of the
of bank
,
San
9
"
"
'
.967,200,169
...
$27,161,293,276 $29,442,440,240
—
Total...
Outside
New
York
•
on
bight
CLEARINGS
BANK
i--
'}t
}]V'
j '.
New
1961
Detroit
"...1259.}: 1958 x V 1957.
1260
i
5,824
1956
,1955
.
+-5,791
5,387
4,843
4,372
" 5,232
4,949
4,28-7.
3,878
3,175
-3,150
3,452
2,918
2,976
2,710:
2,s;5
2,406,'
2,465
2;036
1,783
2,568
2,408 .2,366
2,195
.2,182
2,036
Pittsburgh
1,928
1;999
1,954
} 2,088
2,201
1,974
-
2,082
2,107
2,324
.
,
•
1,677
1,772
1,897
1,914
V
.
1,888
1,744
1,715
1,718
1,754
1,691
1,575
2,188
2,007
2,003
1,035
1,796
1,649
1,452
L754
1,930
1,835
1,560
}
S.
1,679
1;482
1,534
1,367
Baltimore
1,587
1,630
1,629
1,328
1,287
1,262
.1,342
1,259
1,102
920
859
775
1958
878
877
870
768
1,042
878
780.
888
834
739
951
:
Orleans
New
1,261
1,179
915
Seattle-
Jacksonville.'
1,411
.
987
850
1,291
-
the
:
1960
aggregate
s
record
an
improvement of 17.3%, in the Boston
9.2% and In the Philadelphia Reserve
District of 1.7%.}
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
by 10.9%,
larger
are
The Chicago Reserve.District has; to: its credit a
gain of 6.0%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 6.2% apdi
the Minneapolis Reserve District of 10.7%.
In the Kan¬
sas City Reserve District the totals register an increase
of 11.9%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 7.4% and in
the San Francisco Reserve District of 5.9%.:
—
1960
1959
1958
63,932;362
83,253,414
Richmond Reserve
the
6.7%.
in the following:
49,871,356
.
in
8.9% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
Month of January—
1961
1st
2nd
I
New
,
Philadelphia1
I960'
$•
cities
4,-401, 695,295
4,031,170,238
".
73>057 706,553
57,414,653;85«
14
_______
"
5,201, 483^367
5,112,988,210
4th
Cleveland
15
"
6;973, 924,228
5th
Richmond
8
44
3,756, 591,669
Atlanta
Chicago
16
44
7
.—
44
31
;
Louis
Dec.
-
44
-
•
3^41,606,855
56,245,170,712
.
.*:
4,839,822,768
5,098,735T00L
0.9
6.7*
6,580,386,291
3,507,379,315
6,399,886,631
6,198,212,868
6.0 *
10,004,612,205
10,611,024,504
*
3260,646,160-
4,279,611261
4,650,733,6706292,913,329-
8.9
6.795,504,810
11,043,264:292
3,471,323,533:
6,647,512,554
3,436,066,179
16
44
3,386, 577;868
3,060;422,9504
10.7
14
44
4;924, 7281477
4,400,290,210
4
11.9""
47422,449,557
667
598
11th
Dallas
870
11
44
4,972,149,025
4
7.4
4,915,595,275
12th
San
18
44
5,337, 812,139
7,235; 331,816
6,834,994,982
4
5.9
6,489,452,323
137,823,314,937
117,496,415,092
•417.3
118,605,569,310
112,992,798,478
66,036,501,845
*62,109,523,852
6.3
60,285,927,779
58,727484,641
City_
______
Francisco..^
_______
674
661
685
582
726
751
725
654
610
544
■/. 504
728
653
623
651
592
568
6.2
+
2,883,270,918
521
127,829
•
613
643
661
615
536
647
600
560
514
435
668
636
647
595
509
574
585
525
455
108,212 109,522 104,358
.103,390
96,330
87,572
8,634
8,718
8,005
7,154
The following
104,335
94,726
covers
the years
by months for two
as
years:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
87,548
9,083
9,284
-
62,109
60,285
add
now
58,727
60,697
-Month—
/
44,948
49,721
56,546
..
1961
'}••:
.
:
January
-Month
-
—_____
32-,908,691
3,554-,597,258
17;608,G93
-
-
S
1—-r •
'
17,051,233
+
—i
+
8.7
1961
$
inc. or
Dec. %
1960
,
$
.
62,109,523,852
66,036,501,845
12,326,996
-
:'1 • *v.
+
$
4,035,636
3,881,305
27,064,001
34,123,380
6,889,913
7,730,542
3,150,843,903
711,368,834
692,068x864
9.8
10,745,583
10.5
6,988,570
7,005,S60
1,528~784
(14-clties)
2,508,743
6,599,594
626,616,435
2.8
+
•
+
14,502,183
•,
3,441,891
3,798,720
9:4
3,277,842
3,567,043
—lb/5
1,846,095
3,655,141
14,800,613
12,598,547
—
8,159,820
•
1,708/394
1,368/770
3,454,604
1.3
16,087,636
15,901,845
+ 20.2
68,167,943
69,204,551
3,562,264
17,576,377
+
8.8
56,933,387
53,073,193
14,706,326
+ 17.2
189,546,394
186,206,340
67,485,070
+
6.9
109,487,655
101,494,801
24,257,622
21,701,600
+
19.8
25,942,600
+
37^19,100
467955,100
3,352,657
3,495,118
895,724,474
859,948,315
45,003,038
112,671,742
—86.0
68,567,276
70,512,288
130,864,118
107,241,412
-+22.0
2,654^968
3,643,127
110,831,927
2,411,793
113,740,635
—12.9
3,310,231
3,257,341
9,692,745,354
—
15,069,670
>4,401,695,295-
4,031,170,238
7.8
156,056,900
+ 11.3
173,635,400
187,164,700
16,776,045.
.
3,998,908
7,782,686
633,718,165
+
105,556,215
24,803,100
*
4.0
—10.9
212,397,991
:
'
■
63,325,040
83,817,868
—_
Dec. 76
69^737,419
248,878,760
_——--
..
•
3,832,264
14,137,757
27,558,000
148,664,900
12,741,074
9.2
3,890,870,023
3,841,806,855
+
7.1
—
13,413,916
+
14.4
+
9.3
52,470,492
+
28.6
35,174,781
21,193,325
+
14.5
21,790,194
40,445,208
21,897,928
327980/600
15,361,946
13,453,245
_—
Hampshire—^Manchester
;
1958
1959
Inc. or
1960
$
3,175,891,252
15,739,109
-t-
17,045,205
68,924,721
Connecticut:—Hartford
18,081,236
+
4
.
—14.1
7,913,940
-
Waterbury
Island—Providence
:
$
+ 17.3
117,496,415,092
1958
$
9.8
+
11:718,445
"
—-
—
Worcester
Rhode
1961
'/o
-Week Ended Feb. 111959
3.9
292-71-,441
3;270,008,578
16,038,061
-
8,742,706
16,822,409
Lowell
Haven
Dec.
January-
Dec. </o
$
10;064,679
Holyoke
Springfield
137,823,314,937
.
17,712,700
-
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
Bedford
Inc. or
$
District—Boston—
First Federal Reserve
Fall River
.
of
Inc, or
1960
1961
$
Maine—Bangor
Clearings Outside New York-
1960
$
-
}
■
detailed statement showing the figures for the month of January and the week ended Feb. 13 for four years:
our
Clearings .at—
Total
compilation
-Clearings, Total All-
6,384
112,108
New
4
81,164
641
638
9,994
We
cities
463
137,823 117,496 118,605 112,992
66,036
_174
496
623
,
Total
Oijitside New York City_
416
678
..
11,495,318
347I7I/200
3,243,585
2,806,588
4.2
+
8.4
4.1
—
—
776,346,558
766,865,546
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
659,835,953
13,548;182
19,252,635
13,807,092
——
_________—.—---
+■' 1.3
»
15,877,984
~_^-
1.9
+ 21. 3
,
Rochester
239,032,541* +
J____*—
.
> Utica
New
__■
JerseyT-r-Newark
—-
__.——
NorthernNe w. jersty———-
,5
Total (10 cities).——-——
141,792,566
31,463,486
354;066,965
*
+
+
14.4
+
208,928,353
.
134,914,547,
-
•
30,183.795
'
+
-
^
613^74,765'
14^206,836 '.
•
4.
29.6
•
55,386,891,240
71,786,813,092
~
:Syracuse
-
*
—
*
New York
+
246,966422
-
248,251,054
'
—
Jamestown
+ 18.8
221,177,278
668,156,333
_____—
Eimira
.
262,786,610
York—Albany —:
Buffalo
••
.
s
'
1.7*
6,908,566:888
3,451,086,098
7,253, 101,604-
$
3,800,870,023
60,291,337,507"
+28.8
4
-
11,708, 528; 910
3,685, 833,011
;
•
%
9.2
+
1958
1959
Inc. or
•;
,
10
York__
St.
-
14
_______
6th
'
$
Boston
Kansas
743
741
New
and
Minneapolis
658
.
New
..
9th
855
824
-
$137,823,314,937
10th
688
Milwaukee
,
been
917
987
659
Outside NYC
ant
728
724
590
All...
was
aggregate* of the clearingSK
1961
650
.945
643
cities.
clearings for
For that imonth there
January.
716
846
668
Total
10,198,479,359*
813
791
Washington.
Other
10,494,711,233
760
813
cities
.19791,224712
1,079
865
...
Nashville
20,598,187,351
}
"J
605,784,062
878
T
}
739
Buffalo
Tot. 31
indicated
Federal Reserve Districts
716
865
Paul....
Memphis
-1,163,484,46^
Reserve District Of
_____-,'
-Number of Shares
634
825
Denver
totals
properties on the
Exchange for the month of January in
89,108,085
8th
.v
1,004
>}'.
Omaha
•506,086,694*
}} 1,261,463,522
3,297,280,991
3,107,584,191
1,211
«?8
1,073
1;137
'
1,248
914
J
is
1961
to
7th
993.
927
T
975
1,191
Birmingham
885
1,355
976
Portland
St.
1,031.
1,018
934
650,327,998
546,393,023
3.2..
17.3%, the
$144,698,100 $116,340,000 $148,042,500 $117,883,700
January
738
1,134
;
2.
o:8
$117,496,415,092.. In the New York^Reserve District the
5,713,700
1,000
-
.
1961
692
..
having
The volume of transactions in share
1,072
908
949
Louisville
bonds
3rd
"1,711
.1,425
.
..
'-5.5
+
1,341
1,658
..
Cincinna,ti
Richmond
1,764
1;818
2,006
:...
•
New York Stock
.
1,207
Atlanta
1,816
;842
555,857,024
+
of
District by
1,288
1
2,024
...
Governments
Total
1,414
1,847
1,745
Houston
month
.
..
129,459,828
.
^ V
*•'
3,448,154
54,265,313,831 !
14,486:129,776
-
-
188.549.565
+
2,312,.470
19,129,067 '
/
197,676,488 ^'
5.1 'v» i
4.2
643x291,096
'.-12)630-266
-
<14,042,194
58;319,641,531 •'> i
.
121,772,180
,
26,246,535
.28,013,241
-
10,162,768,813
46,952,555
48,326,318
27,513,249
(a)
,
"
-30,239,030
V (a) »
.
—
s
-
337,699,496
+
.
4;s
343,013,498
70,687,417
58,964,849-
8.7
-395,167,193
382,773^20
91,139,911
73,781,465
+ 28.8
60,291,337,507
'56,245,170,712
14,905;424,451
•
332.589,309
-
-
2.9
+
—
41.282452
38,947,556
9.0
.24,815,540
25,923,573
73,957,706,553
-,}
i
'
'
405,338,118
57,414,653,856
'
}}
10,598,917:961 4 ,t*'
23,367,909
f-a):
+
19~9.
62.569,010
+
23.5
79,009,601
'
+
2,964,318
10,103,476,118
-
.
+
"
5.4
42.6
+
"
,440,774,143
'
664,456;920
totals
U.
1,447
Louis...
1,436,037,169*
653,809,686
577,555,239
.
+
+
increase of
1958
49,871,356
6,577,000
6,215,000
1,227,462,786
688,036,7481,203,029,71S
We also furnish today a summary of the
the
■
-6,645,100
.
...
+ 13.7
572,060,260
<
$110,125,000 $142,360,500 $112,166,000
"
•
4,000
4,000
______
1,499
Minneapolis.
St.
,
949,988,909;
1,264,393,836
—
—
1959
/
83,253,414
1960
63,932,362
1,533
Dallas
"
$138,053,000
Bank
-Govt.______
Foreign
1,069
1,631
}" 2,548
3,010
•
1,865
3,4J96
2,734
2,532
misc.—
&
International
2,122
2,647
3,334
2,734
-
;
2,432
3,007
.
•
2,579
3,547
3,179
3,0023,260
.3,-270
3,565
Fran.
Railroad
42,599
>
766,865,546
719,310,238
1,249,393,728
1,452,930,566
+
Bonds—
1954
.
;.5,219;-}
5,568 V"5,372
^ 1961
89,108,085
',}*
P
3.1
+
10,751,936715
-Month of January-
shares.
of
.
_
+23.7
.
/Stocks—
+ 23.7
20.91470S.128
►
45,004
3,3193,126
City
;
1—;—'
47,789
3,554,
..
..
Kansas
-
;4,477}
• 4;713
4,718
■
Cleveland
San
*
-
,
51,410
68,319 ; 54,265
55,386
4,809
:
,7.'.
Boston;
JANUARY
■
71,786
Philadelphia.
IN
years
.Month of January <000,000's omitted)
v
York...
Chicago
eight
Number
V,>
'
CITIES
LEADING
FOR
for
.*•
.
Exchange
Description—
0.8
+
} 25,8.69,152,545
11,383,022,769
York Stock
New
1958
10,110,676,358
•961,447,218
10,496,273,648
M.
*•.
4.1
—
■"} 1,300,478,096
City
4
776,346,9581
....
723719,625
•
576j715,836
1.2
—
615,637,379
655764,662
»
transactions
is appended. The
January in 1958 to 1961 are given below: }
results for
the
40.6
..+ 16.4
i,347,232,530
"
Cities
—*108
851,384,796 ;
1,284,493,750
7 747,747,909
1,358,002,437
,
Our usual* monthly detailed statement of
..
country for ihe month of January in each of the last.
-
10 "
Francisco.
:
-..
-
for, we.Ck_:_:_
course
i
1,104,925,918:
—12.5
day_i___-_-LV-_
one-
12th
+
'
4.2
1,340,929,038
v
6
11th' Dallas.
.
1,658,310,562
- 745,925,'952.
700,064,325
.} 692;020i678
•
7
*
^
+
:
-
'
-
'990,885,123
.
6
____.
Chicago
;; 9th
"
.' +
859,948,315
10,598,917,961
'
Richmond
7th
6-4
—
«•
7
y 895,724,474
14,905,424,487
"
11
-
_
:8th
days_____;__J $21058092,262 $22012,884,717
five
Cities
Ten
cities
w 9
_
.
:
__
^
'
12
_
York;
6th
1959
Inc. or*.;
I960
,
'
Philadelphia
Cleveland
5th
7.6;
388,244,220
<
•
Dec. 7c
Boston_______
'4th
—12.5
'728,888,147
417,9.00,60.7
.
6.5
—
798,197,211 ..•+ 1.4;
516,937,820 : —15.3
"/
.
V'/€37-;484,735
_—.
461,900,000
;
totals
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended Feb. 11—
•
5.1
—
•
1 i_
1
_
_
the
--heapbU'S|:R-eserve'''Distri(^ of 13.7%. In the Kahsas Cify
'
Boston
Reserve- -District
the Atlanta
register . an increase of 0.8%. The Chicago Reserve Dis¬
trict has to its credit ah .improvement o£<2Z.T%; in the
;
$14.87.7,944,972 $15,670,513,249
1,613,761089
:+U;371; 729,394
^1,072,000,000 •1,330,000000
4803,555,467
802,972,665
Philadelphia
of 1.2% arid in the Richmond Reserve District of
4.1%,
final
For that week there was an increase of
an increase of
5.9%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
having recorded an increase of 42.6%. We group the
ter
de¬
a
crease
was
CLEAR IN GS—RETURNS
are
In the Cleveland Reserve-District the totals record
however, which
able to give the
are
23.7%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $25j869i152i545 against $20,914,705,128, in the same week in 1960. Outside of this city there
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
5.1%.
detailed
complete results of the week previous —the week
ended Feb.
loss for the week ended Friday of
a
elaborate
present further below
we
47
+40.6
- -
10;496,273,648
65,862,958
-
73,354,426
\
i
10,110,676,358
6.»
'
,
'
>•*
(848)
48
-Month
1961
Third Federal Reserve
1958
'
46,719,091
9,349,619
8,503,178
9,794,734
1,376,385
1,457,663
9,653,611
.^8,703,810
*1,950,000
2,078,461
43,638,379
*
•
Inc.
1959
1958
$
or
$
40,799,049
+
—
22,482,967
■—
8,164,530
4,718,000,000
-
25.427,110
—
7,058,487
4,809,000,000
Reading
Scranton
$
"
21,590,696
Dec. %
/
-
2,407,274
—13.4
,~272", 978
4^296,096
+~33~1
885/900,000
900,000,000
4,568,916
3,539,937
7,606,305
6,900,853
20,105,095
18,334,596
30,680,542
18,222,016
17,401,198
Hazle*ton__
7,775,375
.
-
8,466,348
116,966,449
—
Jersey—Trenton
74,864,416
5,201,483,367
cities)
—
112,123,805
..."
31,427,485
2,721,625
5,112,988,210
•
8.2
..i
30,747,258
5,098,735,001
4,727,003
+ 15.1
6,497,795
8,737,040
3,767,619
—25.6
6,496,805
6,071,219
-
(a)
-
4,067,153
3,860,410
+"~7~.0
5,752,970
6,300,679
14,533,177
6,248,737
72,054,594
1.7
5,438,939
"•
2,380,522
102,099,517
+
•
*
7,751,522
4.3
+ 12.7
+
66,443,357
-
4
•
1
Delaware—Wilmington
1,838,469
4/714,003
32,103,107
0.6
1,815,626
'
786r0~0~0~,b00
2.6
—17.9
1,681,888
2,449,278
4~089,387
+ 18.8
—
2,231,495
1,995,025
5.6
6.2
—
—
921^00,000
+
2,930,649
—21.8
1,510,884
20,373,206
.
4,713,000,000
33,861,219
•*'-
1,181,882
6,325,698
4,477,000,000
•
6,514,557
1.9
+
15,339,110
\
33,659,764
-
_
8.1
+ 15.7
21,397.212
1
(a)
-
—-
3.7
7,128,619
31,262,579
:
32,079,425
-
Wilkes-Barre
—
48,493,221
20,662,608
(14
$
1.5
—
-
-
Total
1960
$
7.5
6,913,044
10,799,604
Lancaster
New
1961
—13.7
6,393,183
10,961,007
Philadelphia
Du Bote
-Week Ended Feb. 11-
1959
7,416,608
6,403,135
—
-
Lebanon
January-
or
Dec. %
—
Harrlsburg"
of
Inc.
$
—
Bethlehem
Chester
York
1960
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
*•
'
t
at—
Clearings
-
•
79,879,639
23,226,583
20,252,074
+14.7
20,278,875
84,025,160
20,636,347
12,068,830
—29.0
12,315,521
16,130,476
4,839,822,768
990,885,123
851,384,796
+ 16.4
949,988,909
961,447,218
15,261,671
—23.3
v
-
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
59,497,838
-
Cincinnati
Columbus
60,502,909
1,425,090,608
2,734,307,439
—
Cleveland
-
1,328,403,796
♦ 1
320,250,200 v
+
2,734,488,924
-
1.7
-
Mansfield
172,876,803'
Toledo
Pennsylvania—Greensburg
Pittsburgh
10,932,553
11,547,342
5.3
11,545,741
9,291,590
11,874,753
15,111,032
—21.4
13,556,380
14,191,460
(a)
384,379,004
335,527,919
+14.6
395,545,729
391,718,889
1,269,124,686
1,284,493,750
1.2
1,264,393,836
1,227,462,786
•
<
59,630,505
58 ,926,639
-14.0
49,114,261
+ 10.6
157,003,314
79,986,798
+
565,543,088
61,515,900
+
—
46, ,017,241
-
-
(a)
-
280,441,198
'
8.7
56,270,731
156,292,231
-
60,691,600
7 ,055,357
50 ,491,567
8.1
65,387,605
61,164,700
68,735,600
13, 415,756
+
58,372,095
11.7
257 ,807.100
4.2
1
488,625,479
6,515,809
55,718,618
5.8
+
48,410,534
252,188,280
496,799,436
16,329,032
+
7,071,796
59,703,059
,
■
10,755,488
271,966,485
261,529,400
9.7
+
20,866,957
63,093,062
-
Youngstown
Newark
13,815,365
0.2
—11.4
501,063,272
291,996,700
'
11,698,306
1,262, ,222,980
2,532, 576,291
7,371,731
Hamilton
Lorain
51, 664,941
1,287,541,592
2,548,339,881
22,084,020
v'
———
-
56,123,577
7.3
0.1
156 ,954,346
(a)
3 ,274,756
1,928,607,662
1,999,274,038
3.5
1,954,457,229
2,088 ,250,678
Erie
39,445,527
39,661,769
0.5
35,540,740
V 35 ,142,493
Oil
27,994,243',,
26,769,114
4.6
26,733,582
24 ,732,929
44,112,368
City
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
Total
42,885,683
2.9
45,547,182
21,079,134
20,322,540
3.7
20,261,569
6,973,924,228
6,908,566,888
—
,
(15 cities)
t
+
0.9
..
V
.
6,580,386,291,..
38 ,699,187
20 ,280,293
>
6,647,512,554
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Aidmtnd—
West
Virginia—Huntington
25,914,165
..
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
South
5.9
23,248,346
22,241,085
41,310,186
—
40,941,798
____
99,903,112
-
1,711,590,733
104,823,000
19,296,000
908,650>351
214,943,150
0.9
42,119,547
36,853,389
+19.1
4,830,908
5,244,122
—10.6
-•19,390,000
21,969,249
,'+
213,229,800
174,883,502
3.5
8,165,182
9,882,908
—17.4
-9,578,932
8,088,043
330"163,757
3697805,173
—10.7
336,062,395
344,581,728
647,771,322
1397429,105
1347355,282
+" 3~.8
1367218,203
13472To~,104
3,436,066,176
717,241,830
747,747,909
4.1
719,310,238
688,036,748
.
,
79,937,918
79,472,043
7.8
1,630,561,196
1,629,988,223
+
590,951,915
4,401,923
21,575,000
207,727,623-
•-
+ 17.4
-
7,529,082
643,873.019
Columbia—Washington
90,439,000
1,031,061,665
+
85,131,640
.'1,587,141,462
•-
6,926,255
5,244,636
4.1
+ 11.4
—
1,018,071,061
Frederick
of
+
96,853,000
/
1,134,442,199
Maryland—Baltimore
District
24,466,140
.
92,632,000
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
-
•
-
8.0
6,842,846
+
9.0
603,168,797
+
8.9
3,507,379,315
—
6.266,763
;.
1
Total
(R
cities)
3,756,591,669
*
3,451,086,098
•
—
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlaata—
Tennessee—Knoxville
155,228,782
_
34,186,154
Columbus
•
31,394,125
6.3
641,679,344
574,277,914
141,642,211
132,169,249
+
7.2
132,344,005
122,720,204
1,847,000,000
27,218,693
410,000,000
392,200,000
+
4.5
0.4
1,764,500,000
32,666,896
376,700.000
385,100,000
7,775,927
7,481,084
+
+ 11.2
28,246,203
6,138,876
7.1
29,323,912
.27,912,345
27,191.541
5,806,613
6,734/518
28 236,904
1,411,264,218
4.1
1,291,755,591
1,248,010,863
284,030,434
299,013,185
7.9
141,858,213
114,490,485
1,073,889,220
72,549,196
987,516,663
239,430,649'
69,103,004
15,103,478
—
1,355, 563,866
200,453,890
_
+
31, 281,794
185, 838,875
1,191,274,289
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
161,896.549
+
—
142,811,841
27,600,561
7,422,538
7,099.231
6,453,992
5.0
283,763,963
251,984,599
22275107m
+"¥.6
20979467904
2017802,927
16,860,279
—10.4
13,546,033
17,039,698
—15.8
818,845
4.4
188,334,774
183,403,332
0.8
1,249,393,728
1,203,029,718
+ 39.5
3,770.455
2,757,295
¥.6
147536,025
18,550,608
¥6¥.7
137l55,825
*11.9747285
+
4.8
72, 008,836
+
2.6
35, 166,897
+ 10.3
35,542,132
38, 815,000
0.1
36,509,000
86,024,129
+
6.6
12,292,395
11, 294,858
+
8.8
81,605,689
11,080,573
68,246,951
_
,
3,887,272
3, 258,843
1,179 773,523
+ 19.3
3,535,194
3,243,861
795,219
944,273
+
6.9
993,248,919
987,049,189
237,297,000
248,259,356
6,795,504,810
+
6.7
6,399,886,631
6,198,212,868
1,369,482,092
1,358,002,437
4,031,152
2,888,851
Vicksburg
Total
-
Orleans
'
(16 cities)
1,261,002,000
7,253,101,604
_
Seventh Federal Reserve
19,054,005
3,126,249,000
41,950,048
43,585,571
96,437,710
85,787,487
19,717 712
Flint
15,678,826
3,319,682,000
Detroit
19,850,344
54,378,750
Rapids
Jackson
—
;
30,952,836
10,163,682
—
+
•"
832.219
.
.
District—Chicago—
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand
—
33,023,000
80 704,265
.
■„
Meridian
27,553,871
3.9
1,137, 021,177
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Louisiana—New
29,417,435
—13.8
73,851,900
Jackson
—13.3
31,829,782
38,790,259
38,776,000
Mobile
Montgomery
__
Lansing
61,387,715
Muskegon
24,726,969
City
+ 21.5
15,113,889
13,358,925
6.2
3,002,477,000
3,260,840,000
3.8
43,655,806
42,065,506
+ 12.4
79,257,926
93,136,377
18/392,201
197697^330
0.7
+12.9
19,913,819
49,271,657
18,813,876
53,263,674
157382,989
97283^,091
1.2
23,423,691
—35.3
13,992,479
1379857669
13,1437718
11,552,581
1027520,000
967656,000
+"¥.!
977789",000
927799,000
+
—
—
•
25,015,121
10,355,092
—
16,011,780
'•*
-
—
21,416,512
67,101,002
+
0.9
15,271,932
59,931,933
12,908,314
67,680,125
138!648',491
131,430,871
+
5.5
114,620,514
115,725,516
440,255,997
415,187,712
+
6.0
403,670,885
388,026,951
51,244,523
47,727,697
+
7.4
47,208,402
46,138,440
9,929,914
11,245,561
—11.7
11,208,167
23,145,710
21,433,456
9,407,970
+
8.0
18,027,934
17,729,039
4,329,377
5,346,581
—19.0
4,619,243
59,619,756
3,986,636
51,595,145
+ 15.6
824*746',651
idiana—Fort Wayne
48,783,103
45,073,669
741,359,249
+ 11.2
668,390,673
636,686,963
1657888",865
143705"8~,729
+~i¥.o
1427106",856
128756r37865
9.8
'
,
_
iary
ndianapolis
Bend
,
Terre Haute
Wisconsin—Madison
,
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
10 449 670
Watertown
9,793,565
13,544 341
Sheboygan
11,356,692
2,587,758
•Manitowoc
55,196,803
6.7
8,657,280
12,398,258
11,442,328
+
2,253,080
¥5 I
7,495,251
+ 19.3
—
+ 14.9
2,094,157
2,186,410
4,558,707
4.1
3,988,648
4,872,733
34,310,228
+17.3
37,246,652
32,982,920
8,327,238
7,585,325
269,178,935
242,744,613
+ 10.9
245,667,176
223,426,320
63,966,623
48,241,656
+ 32.6
7,731,091
50,759,319
98,095,249
5,723,862
51,142,067
79,130,538
+ 24.0
92,270,810
75,494,828
21,199,914
19,532,163
+
8.5
17,765,866
15,703,250
4,750,683
+ 20.5
4,137,760
4,313,189
17,819,215
9,430,239
15,993,571
+ 11.4
14,664,250
13,735,455
7,201,219
+ 31.0
9,120,285
8,317,674
3,188,666
1,455,103
+ 119.1
5,824,494,859
1,463,620
5,568,888,804
4.6
5,372,217,020
5,219,444,700
1,182,320,875
922,720,580
+ 28.1
1,032,478.876
1,042,949,486
34,594,877
+ 14.6
34,488,568
32,165,653
8,121,143
5,501,938
+ 47.6
7,315,538
6,913.334
69,554,641
—
'
Rapids
Moines
4,752,937
40,255,632
39,634,989
Iowa—Cedar
Sioux
6.8
+
34 ,048,904
29,046,883 '
_
Macon
Des
+
+ 10.4
"
Florida—Jacksonville
South
638 ,628,720
1,818 ,500,000
2,006,700,000
Augusta
Bay
145 ,362,348
678,929,308
-
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
L.
;
.
City
Ames
-
Illinois—Aurora
_
Bloomington
Chicago
Decatur
Peoria
;
69,825,468
+
+
7,707 950
,
1,439,040
+
0.4
Rockford
■1
71,478,400
67,342,039
18,120,332
60,721,714
14,907,307
57,091,344
+
6.4
Springfield
Sterling
51,050,952
47,430,957
11,874,015
10,219,474
+ 16.2
10,999,609
39,958,602
10,132.672
34,725,698
+ 15.1
32,746,834
36,861,552
8,288,547
5,843,339
+ 41.8
5.966,976
3,597,166
5,549,823
3,729,79,1
3.6
3,364,991
3,131,930
11,708,528,910
11,043,264,292
+
6.0
10,604,612,205
10,611,024,504
1,658,310,562
1,340,929,938
+ 23.7
1,452,930,566
1,436,037,169
1,744,607,085
+
8.2
1,715,765,244
1,718,856,036
390,500,000
371,400,000
5.1
331.700,000
321,700,000
24,344,455
+
1.6
22,104,918
20.214,293
4,394,106
+
0.7
4,379,928
3,822,534
Total
(31
1
cities)
_
—
16,626,564
17,668,548
—
5.9
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Cape
Louis
1,888,066,500
Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
4 423 175
II
934 588 477
813 724 475
951,013,110
-
728,895,913
(7 cities)
3,915 948
4,059,347
16,382,353
Quincy
Total
24 732 083
14,009,517
3,685,833,011
3,471,323,533
'
+
1.7
885,559,298
878,891,566
201,107,758
196,214,331
185,153,710
215,993,102
+ 11.6
653,848,455
623,261.638
150,479,972
152,554,710
133,949,327
124,001,763
3.5
3,358,205
3,133,448
+ 16.9
12.264,943
12,466,645
3,838,222
3,1507584
3,006,649
2,762,055
6.2
3,297,280,991
3,260.646,160
745,925,552
723,319,625
653,809,686
664,456,920
—
—
+
Volume
193
Number 6031
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
-Month
Clearings
at—
1961
1960
Ninth Federal Reserve District-
37 914,821
34 384,262
2,188 738,857
2,007 196,421
19 007,053
16 257,693
825 374,614
Minneapolis
726 971,921
Rochester
Paul
Winona
5 561,144
Fergus Falls
North
1958
i
1959
1958
S
S
■„
'/
35 245,011
41, 256,994
2,003 ,556,621
9,494,317
1,835 ,845,945
7,011,355
465,672,827
+ 33.9
16 849,236
14 ,274,601
418,163,206
+ 11.4
7,825,368
389,035,553
751, 200,575
372,377,800
+
6.5
725,,885,771
4 ,637,515
188^857,234
152,25+306
+ 2+0
146/f75,085
+
8.8
2
142,18+033
888,698
2 710,528
1.9
51
282,650
555,000
48 ,274,443
11,031~768
li,63~5~923
+2
10,489,860
10,284,634
4,02+368
4,47+751
5
,376,532
3, 138,474
9, 599,000
+ 36.5
13, 237,623
+ 12.2
12 658,093
17 ,218,183
+ 12.1
590,909
21 ,761,109
53, 463,872
38 570,716
8,128,667
10 470,728
21
—
7
47 935,977
+ 17.4
6, 565,911
5, 479,124
+ 19.8
29 647,436
+
5.8
31, 176,055
28 593,083
+
9.0
63, 077,454
+ 30.6
2, 635,494
+ 10.7
8
79, 148,167
1.1
3,107,584,191
82, 370,038
Lewiston
,
2, 675,763
(16 cities)
or
+ 13.5
5 222,686
56, 299,284
Helena
Inc.
Dec. %
9.0
31. 357,098
Falls
$
+ 16.9
+
49 817,836
Huron
Montana—Billings
Week Ended Feb. 111960
+ 10.3
19,,302,283
Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
$
3, 413,645
Sioux Falls
Great
1961
$
13, 100,300
14, 850,010
Forks
Minot
South
1959
48, 870,992
Dakota—Fargo
Grand
January-
or
Dec. %
-Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
of
Inc.
$
Chronicle
2
3,386,577,868
645,777
+
3,060,422,950
5 955,181
31
26
4
962,979
367,000
3/39+234
3,406/788
+"5/5
+4~5~+M2
+293~262
—li~5
6,989,620
6,"l02~ 118
1+959-, 803
1+87+539
~5~7
12~$fl~6~385
1+29+02I
577,555,239
555,857,024
394,249
29 ,254,236
954,190
—
23 ,571,070
71, 119,148
'
2, 143,848
2,883,276,918
700,064,325
615,637,379
—
+ 13.7,x
Tenth Federal Reserve District- -Kansas
CityNebraska—Fremont
5,876,579
5,112,392
+ 14.9
5,194,683
3,690,688
530,172
1,132,107
—53.2
45,958,255
865,753,157
*5,000,000
60,195~192
—23.7
55,~965~318
845,790
651,643
+ 29.8
9,10+893
158,109,913
767,167
+ 17.1
9,222,902
919,668
739,257,830
48,~9~28~331
+
1.3
10,371,874
+
8.6
10,697,770
152,065,410
145,282,644
8,518,986
35,683,253
31,059,171
Hastings
Lincoln
Omaha
Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons
"
+
3.2
2,541,026
2,777,377
Topeka
+
9.3
724,840,884
5,594,837
171,665,799
4,596,803
1,918,061
1,156,220
884,444
1,927,563
57,469,354
39,989,978
+ 43.7
38,173,399
186,441,694
166,546,185
36,619,266
+ 11.9
16,863,789
162,522,303
8,654,900
+ 94.9
6,040,380
5,905,205
154,143,343
2.3
33,961,451
5,736,033
30,637,388
+ 10.8
2,324,088,727
2,107,738,764
+ 10.3
2,082,207,147
5,429,208
1,914,605,655
439.30+905
427,*17+832
2.8
73,895,185
69,518,850
12,955,345
13,425,863
+788,489
419,07+216
1+629,449
388,962,0oi
3.5
6,418,821
337,617,170
3.3
7,583,026
6,093,906
5.5
650,327,998
605,784,062
Wichita
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City
St.
4,843,969
791,397,886
■
t
Joseph
67,089,067
Carthage
+
68,430,892
—
1
2.0
*
>
4,258,550
Oklahoma—Tulsa
4,543,907
—
1
6.3
319,237,233
+
5.9
30,576,938
28,538,736
+
7.1
315,741,939
30,775,226
1,004,161,166
865,257,771
+ 16.0
846,908,719
945,387,308
4,400,290,210
+ 11.9
4,422,449,557
4,279,611,961
Springs
Denver
Total
301,388,363
4,924,728,477
Colorado—Colorado
(14 cities)
27,518,403
6,666,525
6,891,123
692,020,678
655,784,662
—
+
7,501,518
14,861,287
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
63,88+449
Beaumont
Dallas
El
29,250,127
—
Paso
Ft.
_
_
+
+
0.7
+
8,105,283
+
Arthur
Wichita Falls
11,225,959
_
+~~2~.3
16,223,065
42,809,854
4+~2~li~874
5,607,000
190,577,608
'27,006,000
37,401,000
9.9
1,816,952,679
1,754,060,067
.
6,188,000
1.6
8,960,538
40,~3~5~8~176
8,649,000
.
9,469,242
34,205,611
,
7.9
—
421,"92+491
6,691,000
'~9~.4
—
13,482,056
454,99+022
4+641,851
,
34,531,385
•
68,104,537
+087",034
—2+3
0.1
11,333,191
+3T+260
+665T04
9,614,267
+ 11.3
11,232,276
75,796,140
_
—11.1
'
—23.4
34,878,574
Louisiana—Shreveport
16,295,399
480~0~4~f,366
276,039,806
205,016,223
'
_.
Texarkana
279,406,678
2.0
27,671,000
1,842,174,572
2+874,000
_
Houston
Port
7.2
+
204,946,849
8,230,949
—
14,488,629
491,067,996
29,707,319
2,195,231,936
_
___
_
53,721,721
32,029,094
2,366,598,609
2,024,151,356
Galveston
63,277,898
4.8
6.7
275,030,563
_
2.7
+
+
—
Worth
.—
27,919,556
2,408,198,366
—
70,808,754
66,379,325
1+516,643
15/236,587
+ 15.0
16.~5~28.825
15,00+867
7.4
+915,595,275
+65+'?33,676
576,715,836
572,060,260
0.8
546,393,023
506,086,694
—
5,225,714
—
"
Total
(11 cities)
5,337,812,139
+972,149,025
+
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San FranciscoWashington—Bellingham
,
8,652,608
—
—
Yakima
Idaho—Boise
915,958,321
+
3.7
927,957,030
850,070,059
193,507,099
202,769,616
27,744,244
+
4.3
27,120,242
27,239,319
5,640,488
5,599,812
+ 11.0
203,976,007
216,147,754
111,533", 958
97/27+ 741
2+10~0,753
34,549,846
1+270,141
18/299,802
65,199,071
«
+ 10.5
7,815,850
_
—
—
58,723,858
Utah—Ogden
23,244,018
+
3.5
62,883,356
21,082,000
975,185,484
+
0.1
914,512,206
828,718,341
\
205~31/2,288
182T4+437
6,192,802
5,703,208
5~6
202,34+820
197,64+543
14.7
79/70+563
79,"53+134
,
15,952,000
44,173,500
27,747,938
+ 59.2
37,638,280
528,084,879
479,153,715
+ 10.2
449,505,590
435,364,769
Arizona—Phoenix
379,683,455
315,505,821
+ 20.3
304,643,948
268,211,534
66,335,859
57,240,569
+ 15.9
60,798,178
54,844,190
124,898,382
135,934,193
139,229,853
132,372,665
47,642,071
38,288,392
+ 24.4
40,134,986
32,603,795
74,052,786
90,459,209
—18.1
90,532,565
93,790,008
—11.2
—
26,345,242
City
Lake
Salt
California—Berkeley
Long
Beach
Modesto
*
_
Riverside
San
2+77+127
21,52+813
18,533,888
29,536,608
32,650,896
29,558,804
3,354,880,925
6.3
3,096,969,715
3,010,845,214
719,717,111
66+945",793
7.8
655^86+369
607,li"l+682
173,523,654
+ 11.2
165,673,142
128,049,966
38,826,649
35,749,479
+
8.6
33,612,747
27,277,542
56,616,302
50,314,209
+ 12.5
13,771,838
12,653,080
+
8.8
10,613,941
9,464,484
73,720,282
+
6.2
47,733,288
62,571,198
41,233,815
78,320,858
>
______
58,981,423
16,888,486
15,483,173
+
9.1
13,911,788
11,791,424
+
1,306,478,096
+
3.2 '
+
Stockton
(18 cities)
total
Grand
Outside
3+37+391
5.6
191,272,066
•
Barbara
Total
—24.5
—
26,241,827
Jose
Santa
a
+
3,565,193,379
Francisco
San
8.1
—
'
Pasadena
.
+
~4.6
0-7
—
51,016,135
24,064,100
_
_
-
7,716,047
'
976,028,329
Oregon—Eugene
Portland
7,833,542
949,930,195
28,942,149
Seattle
New
7,235,331,816
-—-
(174 cities)
York
♦Estimated,
6,834,994,982
,+37,823,314,937
.
11+496,415,092
-
66,036,501,845
(a) Clearings
operations
+
....
62,109,523,852
5.9
6,489,452,323
6,092,913,326
1,347,232,530
+17.3
-
118,605,369,310
112,992,798,478
25,869,152,545
6.3
60,285,727,779
58,727,48+647
11,383,022,769
+
1,261,463,522
1,165,484,469-
20,914,705,128
+ 23.7
20,598,187,351
19,891,22+712
10,751,936,315
+
5.9
10,494,711,233
10,198,479,358
discontinued.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to the requirements of
+
Section 522 of the
Tariff Act
'
of
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
RATES
CERTIFIED
Country
and
Noon
Unit
Monetary
FEDERAL
BY
FEBRUARY
10,
1961
Buying
Rate
Friday
peso—
.;
for
Cable
BANK
16,
.
pound
Belgium,
Ceylon,
—'
India,
deutsche
new
mark.
franc
rupee
Italy.,
Japan,
:
Mexico,
$
.0120596
,
.
.
Thursday
Feb. 16
2.230549
2.230501
.0383375
.0383312
.0200275
.0200287
1.009281
1.009218
.210125
.210125
.00311131
.00311131
.00311131
.204025
.203962
.203943
.239687
.239625
.239571
.209525
2.800680
.209450
"
.209425
2.799340
.00160785
2.799280
.00160745
.00160700
.00278566
malayan
peso
.00278600
.00278600
.00278566
.327966
dollar
.327900
.327766
.327733
.0800560
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand, pound
Norway,
Birthday
Feb. 13, 1961
.00160905
yen
Malaysia,
Money)
.0120596
.209600
pound
lira
in
$
2.801760
Ireland,
(Value
.210175
Lincoln's
.239743
States
1930
1.009869
.204031
;
United
OF
Feb. 15
.0200300
.00311131
(Metropolitan)
Germany,
ACT
Wednesday
.0383625
Closed
.210225
Finland,, markka
France
York
2.231617
.0200275
rupee
New
.0120596
1.010026
.
TARIFF
$
.0383625
franc
dollar
UNDER
Feb.14
2.232478
Austria," schilling
Canada,
in
TREASURY
INCLUSIVE
Tuesday
$
.0120596
Australia,
TO
1961,
Transfers
Feb. 13
'
$
RESERVE
FEBRUARY
Monday
Feb. 10
Argentina,
TO
.0800560
.0800560
.264300
2.771623
.139931
.139856
.0800560
.263881
2.772950
.139950
'—
krone
.264112
2.774019
.263818
•
b
%
2.771564
.139818
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
.0348750
.0348750
.0348625
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
Sweden,
.193356
.193312
.193306
.193306
.231812
.231606
.231512
.231256
2.791292
U.3951C8
tl.394440
tl.394410
2.799340
2.799280
krona
Switzerland, franc
Union
United
of
South
Kingdom,
tSouth
or
Africa,
one-half
pound
Africa
of
a
has
pound,
pound
-
2.801760 "
sterling--:...
changed
over
being valued
to
a
new
'
decimal
officially at $1.40.
2.800680
currency—the
rand—yesterday.
1
"
The rand is
.
.0348312
.0166436
equivalent to 10 shillings
swing*
50
(850)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
The
condition
Increase
ASSETS—
Gold
-
certificate
Total
'account—.
fund
Redemption
gold
for
16,054
certificate
and
advances—
2.
—
+
19
:
488
8
—...
55
—
90
_
—2,027
18
—
,
471
—
—2,117
.
17,107(
reserves
(565)
Discounts
1960
17
—
1,053
R.'notes
F.
1961
1961
:
-
.
Feb. 17,
Feb. 8,
272
—
Acceptances:
outright
Bought
Held- under
U.
S.
46" "A
________
agree't
repurchase
5
(
.
5
+
-
+
8
-
5
+
securities:
Government
Bought outright—
Bills
2,628
„
Certificates
:
+
.
9-
•
-
+1,329
—3,045
—3,583
5,462
the
Federal
Commercial
and
industrial
loans
decreased
15,994
—C,
Bonds
3,510
+
-
+2,984
2,541
^
Held
outright__
bought
under
26,625
agree't
536
repurchase
164
+
1,325
+
470
+
U.
Total
loans
S.
Govt
27,161
+
100
+
1,795
27,683
securities
securities
and
+
50
+
1,536
5V2%
4ya%
Cash
items
Bank
in process of
collection
5.006
(987)
Time
deposits
—
assets
r.
114
than
$105
million
McKesson
McNeil
8
domestic
35
from
others
commercial
50,506
(1,552)
890
+
$16
decreased
\
Loans
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Reserve
notes
27,129
(565)
25
+
252
+
DepositsMember
U.
Feb. 8,
&
bank
224
16,814
reserves.
S
Treas.—general account
Foreign
:
545
Other
405
96
+
194
:
+
1
—
81
.
and
and
Loans
investments
adjustedi
investments
Commercial
to
Loans
4
19611
4%
10,
loans§.—_—
31,045
—L_—
1,086
—
brokers
68,110
for
dealers
and
+
3.80%
+
Total
Other
deposits
Total
&
cash
accrued
(987)
items-
108
__
4,100
49,222
Other
586
—
i
817
25
+
-4'
+
■
capital
accounts—
Ratio
of
certificate
49
—___.
37
:—
gold
deposit & F.
to
finance,
R.
—
purchased
890
+
finance,
3,502
etc.§_
foreign
domestic
——__i—
Middlesex
1,201
530
—
.1%
+
on acceptances
for
foreign
—
Treasury
Treasury
—3.7%
Within
190
_.
2
_
61
+
One
parentheses
eliminations
the
are
in
made
consoli¬
the
dating process.
$February 8 figures revised.
Other
&
Miller.' &
five
U.
S.
I
F.
Currency
and
Balances
with
Other
2,354
+
393
21
1,770
Mining
Minnesota
57c
preferred
82
+
12,778
624
—
1,279
253
4,097
71
140,582
2,972
$1
67
+
Redemption Calls and Sinking
U.
Fund Notices
Below
will
preferred
be
found
and
list
a
including those
called
of
called
under
bonds,
for
notes,
redemption,
sinking fund
provisions.
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
NOTICE
OF
banks
...
banks
767
participating
44
58
7
+
+
Federal
From
others
Banks
Reserve
412
270
1,476
16
....—
—
Motor
606
lExclusive
of
of
loans
valuation
to
domestic
(San Francisco
figures revised.
tFeb.
1
10,
commercial
individual loan
reserves;
'Preliminary
banks
items
are
and
j
Date
.
figures
Valley Coal Co.—
refunding s. f. 5% bonds due
Nitrogen Co., Inc.—
subord.
f.
s.
debs,
due
May
PARTIAL
1,
Feb.
1964
Feb
24
3% %
debs,
Columbus
1st
&
Community
1st
due
3*8%
Cornell-Dubilier
3%%
Co.
&
5"/4%
conv.
Imbank
6 "A %
state
5%%
Texas
1,
mtge.
1st
B
492
Class
491
due
1
600
2nd
Mar
1
602
1st
Loblaw,
1977
due
Jan.
&
Gas
15,
1980
Mar
1,
1966
stock.
Mar
—
Corp.—
Transmission
Inc.
pipe line bonds 5%%
ENTIRE
Mar 31
series
due
due
1977
1
*
-
645
and
1978
ISSUE
Erush
(A.
Machine
Beryllium
M.)
&
subord.
conv.
1
645
CALLED
Co.
5%
Byers Co. 7%
Duluth, South Shore
1st.
income
mtg.
\
50
Curtis
cents
Irving Oil
5"a%
McNeil
5%
&
Lorain
Milliken
s.
f.
Lake
1st
Southwest
debs,
debs,
preferred
due
23
198
1974—Mar 17
stock.
Feb
20
376
2607
Jan.
due
1,
April
1,
Mar.
Mar
1969—
1
2
6
601
Coal
omi'Jted
&
31,
Mar
7
*
..Mar
1
*
Apr
A bonds dated
Sept.
bonds dated Dec. 1 1957
Uranium
mtge,
s.
Bank
*A«aounced in
f,
$4
Mines
l
<■
cumul.
1954
and
.
Feb
28
106
&
D
&
this
preferred
15.
1961.:
stock—
"Mar 15
.
•
*
Store
MacMillan
4-15
3-10
1
2-17
2-28
.
2-23
.
5-31
5-26
8-26
3-31
4-14
3-31
Ltd.
(quar.)—
|25c
15c
1
2-10
,
3-10
1
3-15
3-
40c
2-23
4-
62'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
2-
3
$1
2-28
2-10
6c
2-28
2-10
35c
(quar.V
(quar.)
common
Co.
3-
6
...
3-13
25c
______
(quar.)
Fund
of
2-20
3-
1
2-14
2-27
14 "/2c
Boston
2-20
3-15
55c
.
2-17
3-15
.
2 6 "Ac
Securities
1
433
1-31
5c
2-25
1-31
25c
class
3-10
2-20
20c
—
A
(quar.)
3-1
2-8
3-1
2-8
Aviation
Co.
(quar.)
5%
pfd.
ordinary
div.
and
capital
share)
per
Bank
(Auburn.
of
N.
a
Y.)
investment
(quar.)
from
net
)
Tulsa
Magna vox
Co.
Mailman
Corp.
Stock
National
Powell
2-17
preferred
preference
Stock
Marine
Shirt
realized
plus
income
&
Maxwell
gains
on.
3-10
30c
3-
(quar.)1.
$1.06 "A
.
2-17
2-10
3-15
2-15
3-
1
2-3
(Canada)
(quar.)—
preferred
1
.
|20c
(quar.)
$15c
3
3-
1
3-
3
15c
5-
1
4-15
3-
3
15c
3-10
2-24
4-1
National
2-14
National
3-13
2-
4-14
3-15
2-27
2-3
3-10
2-28
2-14
2-27
2-14
preferred
115c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Old
(Little
2-10
Line
Rock,
AA
Class
BB
National
2-15
3
Insurance
Ark.)
Stock
2-
3-10
2-24
50c
3-
1
2-20
Co.
—
10c
&
Mfg.
(quar.)
Tea
Tile
2-25
4-20
3-31
3-10
2-10
National
3-31
3-16
Nautec
$1.25
5c
35c
62 %c
l?y2C
—
—
.
3
3-15
4-
3
3-15
15c
Insurance
4-
10c
3-31
3-15
62 %c
4-. 1
10%
2%
6-30
2-18
4-
1
6
3-10
3-20
Union
1
4-13
3-
1
2-17
3-21
2-17,
35c
3-10
2-20
9Qc
3-15>
2-24
Class
90c
3-15
2-24
Cement
B
Insurance
Neisner
Neon
(Pittsburgh).;
Bros.,
Meter
Mur
Inc.
of
class
3-10
A
common
2-10
3-16
1
3-23
3-
1
2-24
2-
3
3-31
3-10
1
30c
3-
3-3
2-16
20c
3-
3
2-16
10c
.
3-15
3-15
2-28
$15c
;
(quar.)—__
(reduced),--
55c
20c
4
(quar.) —'
(quar.)
4-21
3-31
20c";
fy2c
Pipeline, common.T
(quar.)—
1
25c
-
4
Ltd.
3-
3-27
22VaC
\
(reduced)__4__
Canada.
Corp.,
Co.
preferred
3-31
1
.:
;
Nevada Natural Gas
$1.50
(reduced)——.
Paper,
(quar.)
Products
-Neptune
Co.
3-15
2-10
10c
.
.1
Nekoosa-Edwards
Nestle-Le
Bancorporation—
Fire
3
2-25
2-
20c
.!
:
Corp., class A__^__
Corporation
(quar.)
2-15
5-
(quar.)
Mfg.
Video
Nazareth
1
,+
1
4-
»
; 15c
•
Quarterly
6-14
3-
National
&
3-
,
2%
Co.
3-17
(Ala.)—
dividend
National
3
3-15
|25c
;
—
2-16
dividend
|30c
.
,
(quar.)
3-15
Industries
Security
Stock
National
|25c
(quar.)
Participating stock (quar.) ——J
2-10
(s-a>_
Screw
National
in¬
(quar.)
.4-
3-10
$1.12%
1
(S-a)
Presto
20c
shs.
1
3-
35c
3-16
3-10
4-
■
National
National
3-15
3-
4-1
50c
.
2-28
2-28
Co.,
10c
4V2%
1-27
3-10
Ltd..
Grocers,
Gypsum
$1.75
1
3-15
2-
"
3-20
2-27
75c
25c
....
(quar.).
Moore
3-20
1
3-15
cents
:
«fe
8
4-
50c
cents
8.45
4
(quar.)
Co.
7
2-
90c
long-
6.55
(quar.)
A
3-
2-28
3-20
35c
(quar.).
dividend
2-10
4-14
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Chemical
&
3-10
70c.
preferred
Company,
4V4%
2
$1.75
common
(quar.)
2-8
Ltd.—
River,
Maine Central RR., 5%
preferred (accum.)
Majestic-Penn State (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., common- (quar.).
5%
4-20
1
4%
Co.,
preferred
3-
10c
Co. .(quar.)—
shares
5-
dividend
Biscuit
3-1
12y2c
priority
3-
"Quarterly
National Dairy Products (quar.)
National Distillers & Chemical, com.
10c
(quar.)
short-term
Ltd.,
1-31
3-15
'
2-8
15c
(quar.)
Ltd.
2-28
25c
(White Plains,
3-1
$1.64
(Joseph)
Shoes,
4-10
(quar.)
Westchester
.
realized
4-15
7
12%%
of
National
35c
(quar.)—
net
1-23
$1.50
2-
.
15c
Bank
25c
(quar.)
investment
on
.
dividend
|25c
__
(quar.).
($1.49 from net
gains
1
gain
Detroit—
2-8
|15c
from
2-24
Corp.—
Bank
20c
System
&
2-24
3
2-20
.
62l/2c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Bloedel
..
25c
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
Fixtures
3
3-
50c
2-24
:
3-1
1
3-
20c
(quar.)
Acme
60c
Company
Initial stock
-
(quar.)
Corp.,
B
Common
Quarterly
MacWhyte
Manning,
Mar
2-8
time).
(quar.)
Dock,
Industries
Manhattan
Ltd.—
bonds due Dec.
thia Issue;
1,
2
3-
4-14
(quar.)
C.)
Chemical
Class
M
Priority
stock.—
Ltd.—
series
B
—
5-
3-31
$1.21
after 2-for-l split
Lunkenheimer Co.
Maher
1967
Engineering Co.—
preferred
at
(reduced-quar.)
Lov/ney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines..
Magnin
May
2-15
135c
Supply
National Drug
vestment) +.
stock—
3-1
Gas—
preferred
term
1995
2-14
3-15
$15c
r
2-
10c
payment
Madison Fund
Inc.—
series due
conv.
series
f.
due
preferred
Equipment
1st
subord.
—Feb
Ltd.—
debs,
cumul.
6Va%
6%
Co.,
f.
s.
1977..
1
(quar.)
National Bank of
Corp.—
Cement (quar.)
Louisville & Nashville RR.
MSL
1,
Atlantic RR.—
Industries,
cumul.
Machine
Marwell
6%
s.
conv.
Page
Co.
Feb.
cumulative
bonds,
Pynacolor Corp. 7%
Helene
due
1
3-15
15c
(quar.)
Lyon Metal Products
Date
Foundry
debs,
3-
3-
8-31
|54c
.
Mar
2-14
36c
10c
137V2c
_
Louisville
—Mar
Company and Issue—5%
(quar.).
A
;L_
Aircraft
Star
4.84%
7
1975—
2-28
$1.25
Foundation.—„
7%
preference
New com.
704
i' -'
_
1,
Corp.—
5%% series
bonds
1
..-.V
.
March
3-16
.
3-15
15c-
Co.,
Inc.,
(G.
Stock
12-30
Ltd.—
Lynch Communication
American
(quar.)__
A
2-14
160c
reg.
(quar.).
preference
(Common
703
Lone
Co.—
due
3
Payable of Rec.
$0,029
$12 %c
ordinary
(quar.)
preferred
_Mar
1,
2-28
25c
National
Holdery
112 %c
class
Ltd.,
Groceterias,
$1.50
March
3-15
3-16
90c
25c
Investing
National
receipts
Participating
preferred
line
B
Loblaw
Lockheed
bonds
notes
pipe
mtge.
1
24
deposit
Cos.,
$2.40
1972——
debs,
Investment
senior
Eastern
1st
Mar
Feb
Corp.—
Electric
cumul.
Southwestern
1934
Share
When
Oilfields, Ltd.—
American
Inc.—
Corp.—
series
York
4.50%
1,
York,
Merchants Acceptance
Corp.—
5%%
subord. debs, due March
«ew
Lobitos
Co.—
subord.
Realty
New
$1.15
1
15c
payment of $2.0480
Name of Company
<■
Loblaw
March
due
of
3-15
1
4-
Co
National
599
1
1973—
Electric
Porter
1
Mar
Co.—
bonds
due
debs, due March
Fischer
1st
D
Edison
debs,
Continued from page 14
Co.—
1980
1
4-
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
Co.
Co.
National
DIVIDENDS
Page
Mar
1,
4-
$1.10"
_
preferred
Fuel
($0.2337
REDEMPTION
Electric
$1.25
(quar.) v
(quar.)
&
preferred
Class
1962
Service
series
conv.
1,
March
1
2-20
(quar.)
Co.
National
Per
Ohio
due
Public
Consolidated
4%
Sept.
bonds
2-
2-10
deduced)-
Diablo
Murphy
Co.—
Southern
2.80%
Trust
prior
Nashua
645
Date
Investment
1
8
1
(quar.)_
Mutual
'
*
27
Company and Issue—
Associates
3-
-
3-
Page
Feb
1,
1971„
2-15
3-10
.4+
(Henry)
5'A%
Nalco
1st and
1
3-
(quar.)
Munsingwear,
gross.
-
revised.
3-
5c
common
Mutual
TENDER
1960
2-14
2-21
■■
50c
!
common
Tool
Chemical
Mountain
deduc¬
after
shown
District).
1
40c
(quar.)
Finance Corp.
Mount
tion
3-
2-10
(quar.)
(accumulative)
Co.
Morrison-Knudsen
20
—
—
6
2-20
3-13
15c
Common
.
From
pfd.
Engineering Co.—
Morgan
4,292'
Southern
6%
Mills
$2.50
Borrowings:
1
2-
■
1
3-
140c
440
111
i,
3-
1
40c
Machine
Morgan
1,617
;
1
3-15
4-
2-17
84
34,440
:
3-
2-28
1—
4.40%
Bank
Rubber
Montreal
944
+
1,431
——_—
_
—
11,625
;
*.
2-13
.
30c
(quar.)
common
Line,
A
National
Monsanto
____
1
2-24
4__4_—
Quarterly
426:
'+;
"3-
3-15
Quarterly
405
—
deposits:
§Feb.
Company and Issue—
Lehigh
2,314
deposits.——_
deposits:
V
Interbank
given in the Chronicle.
were
60.192
.
demand
Other
number gives the location in
page
the current volume
Time
adjusted
demand
Foreign
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the
deposits
Government
Domestic
corporate
stock
common
S.
Interbank
494
3
*
12c
Quarterly
LIABILITIES—
Demand
3-
37V2C
—
Light,
Co.,
Mohawk
+ 7,489
1
3%
dividend)
(quar.)
,
Monarch
assets/liabilities—
3
4-
4V2C
Monarch
Total
3-
25c
(quar.)
Utilities
Mohawk
15
493
+
1
25c
preferred (quar.)
Mitchell (Robert) Ltd.—
174
3
4-
iv
3
20c
(quar.)-^.
tquar.)
Pipe
3
3-
15c
4
5%
596
—
B
Missouri
—2,566
13
2,629
;
banks......——
assets—net.
Class
2,957
.+
22
113
Missouri-Kansas
3-
1
$1.25
(stock
Co.,
1
50c
common.;::—4_
(quar.)
Power
3-
4-
50c
(extra)
&
3
4-1
$1.1125
1
Inc.
Inc.
Power
Mississippi
1,005
.+
3,927
—
coin...
domestic
Rhoads,
2-24
3-17
,
4-
$1.0875
;
4
Minneapolis-Honeywell-Regulator
4,143
+
13
—
10,260
—
Batiks
R.
+
—
•
17,938
—
—
$0.9625
(monthly)
4.60%-preferred
— ____——
years
+
356
—
Mineral
168
—
12
452
—
2,707
years...
with
—
1,581
indebtedness
bonds maturing.
securities..
Reserves
'
31
—
27
>
30,260
—
4,107
of
year—
five
to
After
in
one
!
_.
bills
certificates
Treasury notes
t
corre¬
12,442
—_—
—
securities—total
109
—
16,264
loans...
loansS
Government
S.
liabili¬
note
estate
Other
commercial
3-27
3-
3-13
*
Financial
2-17
2-15
3-10
6
.
Products
Laboratories
v
3-15
30c
:
(quar.)
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Miles
73
r-
2-1.0
3-
'
95C
Utilities Co.,
Food
1
87 V2C
—
(quar.)
Water
Midwestern
151
—
1
—
203
—
28
—
696
banks..—
banks.;.—
(quar.)
3
2-10
1
35c
4—_
(quar.)
3
1
*
40c
35c
(quar.)
preferred
2-
2-
33-
;
1
1
$0,975
preferred
2-20
c
3-
$1
(quar.)
Mickelberry's
8
+
71
—
1,577
to
U.
37.5%
Contingent liability
Figures
personal
Loans
9
—
1
1
4
preferred (quar.)_
Michigan Seamless Tube Co
32
—
1,159
1
2-20
3-
42 %c
5%
financial- institutions:
23-
4-
'
$1.06»A$1.18%
Y.)" (quar.)__
(quar.)
Michigan Gas
153
—
50c
r
'
1
3-15
3-10
,
25 c
•
3-15
3-
■
37%c
(quar.)
2-15
3-30
+I25C
$1 preferred bearer
105
,+
73
—
117
.
...
OtherS
11
439
—
carrying:
or
securities
.
nonbank
to
reserves
combined
spondents
purchasing
securities
Loans
Real
50,506
to
for
Government
42
;
417
1,339
—
2-28
4
preferred
Light & Power—
$1 preferred Reg.
.
v-
4
Mexican
"
Other
ties
loans
Sales
418
in
Surplus
'
securities
7
;
55c
l___
(N.
4.45%
183
pur-
securities.'——————;
S.
Loans
carrying:
or
Government
Other
ACCOUNTS—
paid
S.
Other
3
U.
9271
+
Chasing
U.
131
+
'.+ :•+
11
—
972
—
1,011
+
.
35
dividends
liabilities-
CAPITAL
Capital
17,958
__
availability
liabs.
.4-
—
(quar.)
4.35%
•
Deferred
Co.
Assurance
3.85%-preferred
3.90% preferred
998
;2
—
Fire
preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
22
—
7
4-28
i
(quar.)
Stores
7%
6,900
+
4-
(quar.)
A
Publishing (reduced)
Metal.& Thermit Corp., commoa
+2,192
.
4-28
85c
—
com.
Meredith
+ 6,931
682
—
preferred
Merchants
1960
—1,021
108,630
preferred
Mercantile
Feb.
—1,130
-
—
—
industrial
loans
109,831
—
adjustedi
———
and
Agriculture
67
+
to
(In millions of dollars)
loans
Loans
18
—
21
+
+
—1,102
Feb. 1
ASSETS—
Total
43/4%
Decrease!—-) Since
1961'
_
7
-
(quar.)—
Engineering,
7
--93% c
•
5% conv. preferred A (quar:).--——
Corp., common (quar.)—__——
,4'A% preferred (quar.)
4
Increase ( + ) or
v
Machine &
;:44-
62V2c
(quar.)
2-15
3-1
4-28
-4-28
Mead
$109 million.
•
530
—
million.
.
«
assets
banks
.
,
Total
increased
Robbins Inc.
&
2-14
1
•
(quat\)__4__.:4-44_-
common
$2.50
preferred.'(quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
increased $111
deposits of indi¬
in
was
Corp.,
2-19
3-
-
9334c
(quar.)44--—
preferred (quar:)
preferred (quar.) I--—-—
McCord
,
2-10
3-10.
"
$3.40
2-15
2-10
,2-10
.
3-1
5c-.
3%%
1
Corp.—
$3.75 preferred (1947 series)
Federal Reserve Banks increased $270 million and bor-.
+
110
3-
changed to Maxson Electronics;.—:- 55cDepartment Stores, common (quar:)
$3.75 preferred (1945) series)
(quar.) __44 •;-93%C.:
\
viduals, partnerships, and corporations.
—
1
—
108
premises
Other
L.)
3-30
3-15
(quar;)—_.__4__—---4 $$1.37$2 '
(quar;)
4__
—
$$1.12'Mi
Co.
(quar.)—
25c
Conveyor
(W
3-17
.r
2-241
20c
I10C
(quar;)...--
common
Name
interbank
other
which
of
4
—'
988
+
Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
Maxson
2-10
4-20
--
nity & Life Insurance—
Quarterly
Mathews
;•
3-15
,
4-1.
42'/2c
(Bait.) (inc.-quar.>44
3
2-15
3-1
"
$1.50
'
_-44--__4__4 -
31
3-
3-31
May
rowings
"
$1.50
mmon.—-
Inde
Massey-Ferguson,
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Total
/
$i.06%>
(quar.)—
.
(quar?)
Maryland Casualty
Massachusetts
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $356 million and,
the combined total of Treasury notes and U. S. Govern-;
ment bonds decreased $83 million.
Other securities inr'
creased $113 million.
7
7
.;
:
-V
:
57
+
64
common
62y2C
3-
2-28
-
.
f"''J"2%
(qm
Co.,
preferred
3-27
3-27
! V, IOC-Y
■
•
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing;
carrying U. S. Government and other securities
decreased
$512 million.
Loans
to nonbank
financial'
million
Total
& Co.,
preferred
Marshall-Wells
or
institutions decreased $99 million.
Field
4 "A %
6%
(quar.)--,:.———
dividend——j
Marshall
of
net
a
Supermarkets
Stock
$22 million.
.
Notes
Marsh
Reserve
Payable 0) Rec.
•A Share
-
Holdert
When
Per
Name of Company
.
( +) or
Decrease (—) Since
Feb. 15,
of
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
.
'
of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended Feb. 8:
Decreases of $682 million in loans ad¬
justed, $452 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities,: $494 million in demand deposits adjusted,
and $767 million in U. S. Government demand
deposits.
banks
(In millions of dollars)
statement
.
»7Mic
-,4-—37»/aC
2-25
3-15
,
2^10
.3-
r
1.
3-1
2-15
1
2-15
3-
;
Volume
193
Number
6031
.
..
.
The
Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
(851)
51
Jn.»y
Per
-
(quar.)
Common
Power,
$$1.25
&
3-
Casualty
2-10
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.
2-20
3-21
Pepsi-Cola
Zinc
Jersey
York
1
2-10
2-3
(4-1
3-7
Perkins
$1.01 V\
4-1
3-7
Peter
25c
3-6
2-3
3-
2-10
Petroleum
2-24
3.75%
preferred
York
New
Class
(quar-.)i_
Times,
.(qu^\)
.
4-
,
Perfect
Circle
1
,'
Name of
2-15
Rieke Metal
Ritter
50c
3-29
3-
4-14
3-15
$1
3-
1
2-18
$1.50
3-
1
2-20
(quar.)
-
4V2%
pfd.
&
Inc.
1
35c
3-31
(quar.)
Gear,
3-
2-
$1,12%''
7%
pfd.
(quar.)
2
Roadway
;
-
Philadelphia
-1
2-1
3-1
2-1
Electric Co.,
preferred (quar.)
$1
common
Share
from
(5c
and
net
Corp.—investment
realized in
gains
preferred
4%
I960)--
Co.',
Chemical
Nopco
Norfolk &
.
income
in
of net taxable long-term
25c
6%
preferred
Normetal
*$1
Investment,
Car
North Pennsylvania
Shore
North
$2
preferred
Common
Northern
5%%
5.80%
Quebec
Common
Extra
5%%
3
3-20
2-28
3-20
2-28
3-20
2-28
3-10
2-24
2-25
2-17
3-
2-3
1
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
2-15
3-20
2-17
40c
3-30
2-17
•
3-1
75c
5-15
3-10
,
2-20
3-31
3-
3
3-31
3-
3
(quar.)—35c
$1.37V2
_
3-30
4-
3- I
3-17
1
$1.45
4-
1
$1.40
4-
1
3-17
3-17
Photo
Piedmont
$5.50
Street
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10:
Co.—
4-15
3-15
40c
4-15
common
preferred
3-
l
$40c
3-
1
2-3
i
12 Vic
3-15
2-22
3-31
2-10
2-10
preferred K (quar.)___
$1.23%
3-
2-10
5.50%
preferred L (quar.)__.
$1.37'/a
3-
2-10
10c
3-
2-13
25c
3-10
2-23
2-10
Rochester
Rock
of
Transit
Ages
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rockland-Atlas
National
Rockwell
Co.
Rockwell-Standard Corp.
Rohm
Paper,
Extra
%%
Ltd.,
Roper
class
Marie
2-17
75c
3-
1
2-
3
$1
*
(quar.)
2-17,
3-10
3-
1
2-
3
f25c
'
A
2-20
3-10
50c
(quar.)
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
J50c
(stock
Reid,
$$1.06 V*
3-17
Royal Crown Cola
3-
1
2-
3
Rubbermaid, Inc.
4-15
4-
3
Ruppert
9c
2-
8
8
1
2-22
2-
25c
(quar.)_
Co.,
1
2-22
-
3-
2-15
$55c
(increased-quar.)
3-
1-31
3-15
1
20c
4-
7!/2c
3-
2-15
$1.12l/2
4-
3-10
5c
3-10
2-21
10c
2-27
1-23
(quar.)
(Jacob)
3-
12y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Royal Bank of Canada
3-
3-15
200%
(quar.)
preferred
Ross Gear & Tool
'
3-15
15c
dividend)
common
convertible
3-15
2-22
50c
(quar.)
Industries
5%
—
—:
preferred
2-10
40c
&
Haas
Co., common
preferred A (quar.)
4%
4
(Boston)
(quar.)
Ryan Aeronautical
income)
Bank
;_
Mfg.
3-31
35c
Inc.—
investment
2-10
3-
12 %C
(quar.)
3-
$1
$1,021(1
3-17
(quar.)___
6
3-
$1
common
6
3-
$1.37%
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__.
3-
3-
$1.18^4
Rose
2-15
$1,371/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-20
3-20
preferred H (quar.)
preferred I (quar.)
4.10% preferred J (quar.)_
3-15
42V2C
Gas,
Fund,
4'/2%
pfd.
(quar.)__
Natural
Piper Aircraft
(quar.)_
2-16
3-
2-17
25c
Co.
3-15
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
18c
3-10
2-28
58yac
3-31
3-20
25c
3-15
3-
1
45c
4-17
4-14
5%
conv.
preferred A
(quar.)
$1.25
3-15
3-
1
25c
3-
1
2-15
5%
conv.
preferred A
(quar.)
$1.25
6-15
6-
1
$1.25
3-
1
2-15
5%
conv.
preferred A
(quar.)
$1.25
9-15
9-
1
$1.20
3-
1
2-15
5%
conv.
preferred A
(quar.)
$1.25
12-15
12-
1
■'
St.
Paul
$1.75
Gas
22c
5c
Pioneer
4-
4
3-10
St.
Regis
$1.75
4-
4
3-10
•
,_!
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Pitney-Bowes,
4 y4 %
Inc.,
(quar.)_^,
common
preferred B (quar.)
National
Pittsburgh
Coke
4-25
3-30
4-25
3-30
$5 preferred
468c
'.
(quar.)___
2-10;
(s-a)
25c
34%c
(quar.)
Electric—
&
preferred F (quar.)
Rolland
(quar.)
Gas,
Company,
$4 preferred
Pine
Telephone
Electrotypers, Ltd.
$5.50 convertible
tlOc
—
&
Natural
$45c
____.
Co.
Natural
Pillsbury
l",
12 Vic
convertible
Piedmont
2-20
3-
(quar.)__
Engravers
4
$1.25
(quar.)
Petroleum
Pittsfield
i
Ltd.—
Co.,
Phillips
3-
40c
;
Gas
Quarterly
common
2-28
4.95%
2-15
6- 1.,
; ,25c
(quar.)
3-15
I7y2c
$1.02Ya
9iy4c
Corp.
Distance
preferred
(From net
-
(quar.)_
preferred
3-
$1
(quar.)
Power
____—
1st
3-30
$1
__—
common
(increased)
8%
58c
(quar.)__.
preferred
Common
7-13.
Service—
(quar.)
preferred
5.60%
Northern
'
___
Gas,
4-13
1
30c
l
Public
Natural
Long
1
$1
(increased)-
(quar.)
preferred
Philippine
5-
35c
Co., $4 preferred (quar.)
preferred
4.40%
'
8-
34%c
—___
(quar.)
(s-a)
Indiana
Northern
9
10c
._
_
(quar.)
(111.)
Northeastern Water
2-
371/ac
common__
Corp.
RR.
Gas
2-17
t5c
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
American
3-10
'
1
15c
Ltd
6%
North
3-
3-10
Reading
2-14
3% %
,35c
$1.50
&
2-14
1
4.10%
2-17
2-17
& Norristown RR.
Philadelphia Suburban Water,
3.65% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
' 15c
___
Mining. Corp.,
American
North
2-24
3-24'
$1,..(
(quar.)
Philadelphia
1
3-
4%
56c
(quar.)
3-
75c
(quar.)
preferred
2-14
683/-iC
2-17
25c
Philadelphia, Germantown
,
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
>
30c:v ,3-10
(quar.)
common
6%
'■>
Co.
___:
_____
common
=
■
(quar.)'
A
Western Ry.,
.
1960
capital
2-14
1
3-10
5ya %
Rochester
1
Niagara
1
3-
2-18
3-10
(quar.)
3-15
3-
2-20
3-10
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Express
of Rec.
7c
(quar.)
1
20c
(quar.)
A
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—
Common
(reduced)
,
Inc.,. (quar.)___
(initial) ____'
class
1
loc
common
preferred
Holdert
3-30
7c
Co.,
(quar.)
6%- preferred
3
75c
:
_■___
5 l/a %
Payable
20c
3-
-50c
Exploration Co.
B
When
Share
3-
$1.75
(quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp.
3
Company
Products
Finance
Class
3-10
25c
__
(quar.)
3-3
4-1
$4
._
Per
of Rec.
1
^
$4
_
______
Co.
Machine
Paul,
New
93%c
J!
class
B_
50c
'
*
1
3-
65c
Plaudler-Permutit,
___
(quar.)___:_
State Electric & Gas
New York
"
Extra
40c
3-
Perfex Corp.,
Central & St, Louis RR.
York
New
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
fquar.)______,
Brake
Air
Co.
3-1
4.%
New
25c
(quar.)
Peoples Telephone, common
41/2%■ preferred (quar.)
New Jersey
New
(Md.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
$1
(s-a)
Power & Light—
preferred (quar.)
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)__
Payable
!
(quar.)
2-10
1
1
4-
Publishing
Holdert
'
Dock—
40c
Amsterdam
1
3-| 1
30c
93%c
Dry
Quarterly
New
3-
When
Share
Name of Company
Pen ton
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
News
of Rec.
$50c
_
Newport Electric Corp., common-.
3%%' preferred (quar.)
Newport
Payable
Per
Ltd.—
___
preferred
5%
&
Holder»
Share
Name of Company
Newfoundland Light
When
3-15
2-25
$4.80
Bank
&
(quar.)
Chemical,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
com.
___
(quar.)
_
3
Ryder System,
St.
Clair
Inc.
(reduced)
Specialty Mfg. Co.
Sc.
Joseph Light & Power,
5% preferred A (quar.)
St.
(quar.)
17V2c
3-20
3-
1
40c
(quar.)_
common
3-24
3-
3
$1.25
Louis-San Francisco Ry.,
(quar.)
com.
4-
1
2-15
'
Northeastern
Insurance
Northwestern
Public
Common
5>/4%
Northwestern
Stock
States
Quarterly
4%
5%
,1
_.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
2-28
2-16
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
7% preferred (quar.)
25c
4-
1
3-17
Placer
30c
3-1
3-1
2-3
2-3
(quar.)
$1.12%
Poor
t$l
3-1
2-3
tl,121/a
3-1
2-3
$62'/2c
3-1
2-3
25c
3-10
2-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Company
$2.46
pfd.
Africa
tax
rets
(reduced)
Amer.
on
$1.40
3-13
3-
6
Stock
Edison
Ohio
Ohio
Oil
Stock
Ohio
Co.
4.20%
Co.,
4.08%
$1.05
3-1
30c
20c
(s-a)—_
—_____
Oliver
Products
Corp.
3- 1
3- 1
2-10
2-10
Lines
$0,072
2-15
y3-14
3- 3
12 y2c
_—.—
3-15
yl5c
(quar.)______
Tyrone ' (increased-quar.)
Price Bros.
Process
3-8
2-24
2nd
Olympia
Brewing
Olin
Mathieson
_______—
6iy2c
Chemical
4V4%
of
preferred
Scott &
4-
1
3-17
3-
1
2-17
5-
1
4-
3
2-21
2-
7
preferred
(quar.)
Insurance
4-
1
3-15
31%c
3-
1
2-15
3-15
3-10
2-14
Scrivner-Stevens
Associate. Motion
1
Colorado—
$4.75
$5
preferred
$1.06%
3-
1
2-14
$6,25
$1.05
3-
1
2-14
Seaboard
$1.12%
Sealright-Oswego Falls (quar.)
Searle
2-24
2- 6
2-10
15c
5% conv. 1st preferred (quar.)
$0.3281 y4
Pacific Finance Corp. (quar.)__
65c
Pacific Hawaiian Products (increased-quar.)
12y2c
Packaging Corp. of America, com. (quar.)—
25c
6%
preferred (quar.)
37y2c
3-31
3-31
2-21
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
j
3-31
3- 6
'3- 6
3-13
3-13
2-10
2-15
2-15
2-15
3-15
2-15
2-15
$1.25
2-28
Coast
Co.,
*_
(quar.)_
common
Investment,
common
Ltd..
(quar.)
conv.
2nd
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—-—
Pacific Employers Insurance (quar.)—_—___
Pacific Far East Line Inc., com. (quar.)—._
Palestine
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line, com.
4%
preferred
Paramount
Paterson
Paton
Pearl
Corp.
Paper
Extra
com.
-
-
-
Peerless
Tube
Pembina
Pipe Line, Ltd., 5%
Penick
Penn
&
Ford,
Fruit
4.68%
(initial)
Co.,
_____—
1st pfd.
Ltd
(quar.)
—
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
common
convertible
3-15
3- 1
3-14
3-15
3- 1
*
12-29
2-28
3-15
2-%>
2-23
2- 8
2-28
2-28
3-13
2-14
2-15
3- 1
4c
(quar.)—
increased-quar.)
conv. prior preferred (quar.)
Brewing (quar.)
Co.,
5C
50c
10c
Ltd., common———
(quar.)
Coal
3-15
4-1
2-27
3-10
2-22
3-15
3-15
4- 1
3- 1
3- 1
45c
$1
12V2C
(quar.)
preferred
Peabody
5%
$20c
135c
12c
31 Vic
30c
1
(increased-quar.)
Pictures
Parchmont
Mfg.,
7%
(quar.)—
(quar.):
Papercraft Corp.
37V2C
25c
(increased)
Economic
$62'/2c
40c
15c
58Vic
-
•
2-15
3-1
2-15
2-17
^-17
2-17
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.40%
preferred B
preferred C
25c
(quar.)
4.05%'-preferred D (quar.)
4.50%
preferred E
preferred F
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
4.60% preferred G (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24%
4.64%
preferred
preferred
Penouscot
Voting
Chemical
common
Non-voting
(quar.)_
Public
Service
of
Co.
(increased quar.)
4.80% preferred (quar.)
3y2%
preferred (quar.)
4.32% preferred (qimr.)
4.16% preferred (quar.)
Public
5%
Service
Co.
of
—
$1.20
preferred
Supermarkets.
Puerto
Rico
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
26c
3-
1
2-15
—
Seeman
See's
Fibre
4%
4l/2%
3-
2-
3
45c
(quar.)
2-15
2-15
shares
Oil
1
3-31
2-24
(stock dividend)
2-24
L
3-
40c
—
14c
14c
3- 1
3- 1
2-15
2-15
A
(W.
Class
1-10
1
2-
2
B
4%
A.)
Quebec
40c
Oil Refining
(quar!)—
Co.
Power
.—
$40c
3-15
2-15
Pen, class A
2-24
1-13
4-
1
3-
6
3-30
3-
3
'
$3.50
preferred
1st
Mining
Quemont
87 %c
(quar.)_
$20c
Corp
Purina
Ranco,
Co.
Inc., new common
(2-for-l
35c
—
International Inc. (quar.)
Raytheon Co., common (stock dividend)
Raymond
5y2 %
preferred
3-
1
2-17
2-
3
2-21
2-
7
3%
split)
stock
3-17
20c
quar.)
(initial quar.)
3-13
20c
(increased
—
t
2-20
Williams
Pacific
—
(quar.)__
1st preferred (quar.)
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (N.J.) (quar.)
Remco Industries
(increased quar.)
Corp.,
$1 preferred
Republic Insurance
New
common
Stock
(Texas)
(initial)
dividend
held)
shares
2-23
Simonds
3-
1
2-23
Simmons
9
2-16
Reserve
Oil & Gas
Revlon,
Inc.
;—
:
for
each
Rexall
Diug
subject
dividend
Drug
Rheem
Mfg.
Richardson
(also
Tobacco
subject
to
2-10
Co.
(quar.)
4-26
65c
3-
2-15
3%
3-10
2-
50c
3-
1
2-10
12 %c
3-
6
2-17
3
(quar.)
$1.12 %
3-
1
2-10
3-
3
2-17
Richfield
Rico
Oil
Corp.
Electronics
3-
6
25c
2-15
Riegel Textile Corp., common
$4 preferred A (quar.)
(quar.)
—
3-15
2-15
2-24
2-
$1.40
(liquidating)—
90c
22 %c
quar.)_
(increased
(quar.)
2-28
_
i
2-24
2-
7
3-31
3-10
4-14
3-31
4-14
3-31
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
2-24
1-13
$20c
4-
2
3-
2
4-
2
3-
2
2-27
2-
6
2-
6
15c
2-27
3-13
2-13
$1.25
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-15
2-20
3-
1
2-15
610
3-
1
2-15
20c
3-10
2-10
20c
3-10
2-10
15c
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
$15c
4-
1
2-28
4-
1
2-28
$$1.25
3-
1
2-21
*'
(quar.)
—
Ltd., class A
(quar.)
60c
3-15
2-10
2-24
60c
(quar.)
i
3-10
2-20
$17%c
(quar.)
Ltd.
3-15
2-15
50c
3-10
2-10
65c
3-13
2-17
45 c
3-
2-14
Co.
30c
2-20
1-27
$30c
5-
1
4-
$50c
5-
1
3-30
Oil
Corp.
Co.
Smith-Douglass
(Howard)
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
(quar.).
Industries International
Investment
Socony-Mobil
$1.25
$1.55
Soss
preferred
Stock
2-10
3-10
2-20
6
2-
3-31
3-
3
3-31
3-
3
38 %c
(quar.)
3-10
7c
(quar.)
3-31
3-
3
6
5c
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-29
3-15
$1
2-28
1-17
$20c
Manufacturing (quar.)
Texas Development, class
Southern
2-21
35C
3iy4c
(quar.)
South
Southam, Ltd.
2-
50c
—
2-20
$45.35
Co
common
preferred
1
10c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Oil (quar.)
Corp.,
6
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
Sonotone
6
3
25c
3
62y2c
Co.—
Snap-On-Tools
4-26
3
2-
4-
10c
Sons, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
& Steel Co.
(reduced)-^
Co.
Oil
Smith
5-12
2-17
2-
2-20
(quar.)
1-30
5-12
3-10
2-20
Skelly
2-20
25c
(quar.)
&
Saw
Sinclair
$2
100%
3-23
2-10
1
35c
25c
(quar.)
Simpsons,
Smith
27 %c
3-23
4-10
3-
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)
2-10
the
Chemical (quar.)
Co., 4ya% preferred (quar.)__.
Inc.
2-24
the
&
Co.
20c
2%
to
Copper
Rexall
3-10
1
1
2-24
& Chemical
(stock dividend)
& Brass, Inc. (quar.)
Revere
4-
3-
15
(stock dividend)
quarterly
J.)
2-28
Smith
approval of stockholders April 19 )
(R.
2-28
3-13
—
approval cf the proposed stock dividend)
Reynolds
3-15
3-13
____.
(stock
Increased
15c
25c
-
$15c
Power
Dairies
(H.)
3-
25c
(quar.)__
share
(1
B
3-17
5c
Republic
Silverwood
50c
35c
Co.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
68 %c
(quar.)__
Reading Company,
3-23
3-23
4-10
5-
$1
pfd.
preferred A (quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Simon
3-23
4-10
25c
5%
$2.44
Class
3-15
8
15c
(quar.)
Water,
preferred
5%
1
4-10
$50c
(quar.)_
Signode Steel Strapping, common
Ralston
4-
$56 %c
—.
Corp.
Valley
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. of America (quar.)
Siegler Corp. (quar.)
Sierra
■
25c
-2%
10c
common
Shoe
Quaker State
4-26
2-13
3iy4c
Corp.,
(quar.)
Mfg.
Sherwin
1
1
15c
(quar.)
preferred series B
Sheaffer
53-
2%
common
Acceptance
Shenango
held)
for each seven shares
(quar.)
Co.
Ridgeway Corp.
(Me.)—
(quar.)
common
3- 1
3- 1
(Three
Pure
(quar.)__
Water Ss Power, com.
preferred series A (quar.)
1
1
(quar.)
(Greenwich)
Richardson-Merrell,
—
Co.
2-10
-2-10
2-10
2-10
2-10
2-10
3-6
$1.10
92Vic
$1.02
$1.17%
$1.12Vi
$1.15
Trust
preferred
Shawinigan
33-
1
7y2c
preferred
3-15
3
30c
B
Securities
3-15
2-17
30C
(quar.)
conv.
Candy Shops,
$1.25
12 %c
Inc.,
1
25c
—
(quar.)
dividend
Class
$1.31%
—
Bros.
Stock
5%
Inc
Telephone
2-15
27c
(quar.).
Pueblo
3-
1
87 %C
preferred A (quar.)
5Vt%
3-
55C
Mexico—
New
(quar.)
Sears-Roebuck & Co.
Indiana—
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
4-1
$1.06
$1.16
(quar.)
3.70%
4.70%
(incr.-quar. )__
Sealed
3-10
2-17
3-
$1.56 */«
Y.)
2-14
& Co.
1
$1.25
:_
(quar.)
Corp.
4-14
3-
$1.18%
2-14
Power
1
3-15
25C
.
(quar.)
.__
2-14
(G.-D.)
5-
3
$25c
Industry)
1
(quar.)
4-14
3-
i2y2c
common
(N.
1
(formerly
(quar.)
Surety Co.
2-10
5-
9iy4c
(quar.)
preferred
2-20
3-10
50c
(quar.)
Picture
preferred
1
3-14
25c
common
Finance Co.,
dividend
Stock
3-
Co.,
Associates, Inc.
Seaboard
3-10
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scythes & Company, Ltd.
(Chat¬
18c
Inc.
3-
$1
(quar.)
2-20
85c
;
1
55c
Mfg.
3.65%
3
3-31
3-
17<J
preferred
Williams,
2-
4-15
10c.
(quar.)
&
2-20
10c
(quar.)
common
preferred
$4.00
2-15
35c
Co.
&
Co.,
3-16
37 V2c
;
:
Paper
3
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(extra)
Foresman
$3.40
div.)__
stock
Co,
Monthly
Seaboard
50c
(s-a
common
Fetzer
Scott
Sheller
6%
Corp.,
preferred
Scott
ll7/sc
(quar.)
preferred
Putnam
5%
3
Industries Inc.,
1
2-15
3-13
Pacific
2-
1
3- 1
3-31
—
:
Canadian
Atlantic
1
3-
$3c
31V4c
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
$5 preferred
3-
3-
3-7
3-31
2-15
Pacific
34 %C
(quar.)
3-
2-13
common
(quar.)
Co.,
3
$1.16
4-1
4-15
3- 1
Paper
3
2-
$1.22%
3- 5
Oxford
2-
1
(quar.)
$1
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Glass,
preferred
1
3-
(quar.)
62'/2c
preferred
$4.40
4%
—
(quar.)
Owens-Illinois
3-
29 %c
preferred
2-15
2-15
2-15
com.
29 %c
.__
preferred
3-10
3- 1
3- 1
Power,
preferred
3
3
2-
4V2%
45c
90c
$1.10
Tail
$3.60
22-
1
4.90%
3-20
3-20
preferred D (quar.)
Otter
3-10
5-1
3-
4.64%
20c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_j.
B
Schering
3-25
5-15
2914c
preferred E
Scientific
2-22
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
5y2%
2-22
3-15
15c
certificates
(quar.)
Scovill
(quar.)
3
3-15
1
D
Scott
3-
3-
C
6
1
1
3-
preferred
2-
4-
3
4-
32y2c
preferred
3-15
7c
3
2-
2914c
4.70%
1
(quar.)
2-
1
$6c
(quar.)
$50c
(quar.)
preferred
trust
common
B
5%
4-10
1
4-
(quar.)__
A
preferred
1
(quar.)_
Public Service Co.
voting
Works,
2-14
4- 1
4- 1
preferred
4-
Washington Insurance Co. (R. I.)—
jgfa$2 preferred (quar.)__
Tenn)
Corp.,
Water
preferred
6
Mich.)—
(quar.)
Accident
(quar.)
2-21
$1.18
$1
4%
1,
Providence
tanooga,
Jose
4%%
4%%
15c
&
Antonio
San
2-
preferred
Life
Ltd.
4-17
3-
$3c
10c
conv.
(quar.)
Extra
1%
Rapids,
preferred
preferred
3-10
& Rockland Utilities—
4.75%
3-
30c
Common
Orange
1
(quar.)
$1.25
1st
2-25
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
3-
36c
35c
2%
$1.10
(quar.)__
(quar.)
dividend
10c
(quar.)
Marine
3-10
Corp.—
Mfg.,
4.40%
Insurance
common
40c
Co;—
Pottery
Outboard
2-10
1
3-
(Toronto)
convertible
Progress
3-
61c
(quar.)
;
Co., Ltd.
Marine
4 70%
(quar.)
(Grand
Lithographers
4%%
4.20%
Onondaga
&
2-24
*:
,
Inc.
Proctor-Silex
Provident
quarterly—
Coal
Ben
River
2- 6
2-6
2-6
3- 1
•
Increased
2-17
3-10
3- 1
——
Okanagan Telephone Co., common
40c preferred
(s-a) —
Old
2-15
3-10
4- 7
$1.02
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mississippi
3- 1
$1.12V2
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Oklahoma,
Trust
2-3
40c
2%;
—
preferred
4%%
3- 1
$1.14
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Power
$$1.75
Prentice-Hall,
preferred
4.56%
pfd. (quar.)
Co.—
Stock
$$2
series)
Co.
2-20
3-17
25c
•
dividend
Premier
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd., 7%
Ins.
1
3-
$1.75
rets.
dep.
1
&
Paper,
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
(qUar.)
Co
&
3-
Fire
San
(1957 series)
(1958
Read
3-20
37 %C
Power—
$2.44 preferred
55C
>'$15C
(quar.).
Forests. Inc.
Potomac Edison
Pratt
'
(quar.)
Development, Ltd.—
on
a
quarterly basis
Now
Potlatch
:
Copper Ameiv dep.
South
Less
j,
(quar.)
V
-
2-15
Preferred
O'Okiep
Chicago Ry.—
1
__
common
(quar.)
Pharmacal
Norwich
&
3-
(quar.)
preferred
Wayne
(quar.)
2-15
Cement—
(quar.)
preferred
Ft.
preferred
1
Light & Power Ltd.—
preferred
7%
3-
5%
Bancorporation,
Scotia
:-
$1.12V2
Portland
—
Pittsburgh,
Common
'
30c
.
preferred
4%%
'•
2- 8
2-25
25c
J.'
'.
(quar.)
dividend
Northwest
Nova
(Hartford)—.—
(increased)-—
preferred
4V2%
Co.
Service—
3-28
3-14
5%
California Edison—
dividend
on
common
preferred
Public
and
approved by
the
Utilities Commission
original
California
5
2-24
1-
3
4.88%
preferred
30 %c
2-28
2-
2-20
(quar.)
2-10
4.78%
preferred
(quar.)
297/sC
2-28
2-
5
20c
3-10
3-
1
4.24%
preferred
26 %c
2-28
2-
5
$1
3-15
3-
3
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
25 %c
2-28
2-
5
5
_
52
The Commercial and
(852)
Financial Chronicle V
Monday, February 20,' 1961
.
1
,
.'. .*• \
Company
,,
,T
.
Name Of
»
,
...
Holders
When
P$r
-
.
...
Tennessee
Southern California Water—
Gas
Common
3-1
2-10
Common
5.44%
3-1
•
2-10
4.10%
*3-1
*
(increased-quar.)
27%c
preferred (quar.)
l—_—1 ••
34c
4%
preferred (quar.j
;
25c
4V4% preferred (quar.)
a————^—^$0.2656%
Southern Company (increased-<iuari )=.»aii.ii^---37Vic
Southern Natural Gas
50c
,
Southern
Railway,
(quar.)—„——
common
6%
non-cunv
5%
non-cum.
preferred
non-cum;'
preferred
(quar.j
(quar.)
Southern Union Gas Co., common
preferred
5.35%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
preferred
;
preferred
(quar.)_——.—..—:
4.50%
preferred
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4;64%
convertible
$1.20
2nd
Corp.,
convertible
preferred
prior preferred
3.70%
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)™;
4.15% preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
-.1
5.62%% preferred (quar.)
4.36%
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern
Common
$1.44
States
B
dividend
Standard
$3.50
Brands,
preferred
Corp
Standard Milling, class A
Standard
Oil
of
Co.
California
Standard Oil Co.
of
Standard
Oil
Oil
3%%
Co.
$1.60
4-20
6.70%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.67 Va
3-
1
2-10
preferred
Standard
Pressed
Standard
Radio,
Standard
Stanley
State
Bank
Stock
State
Steel
Ltd.
Register
Warner
1
4-20
1
4-20
4.96%
preferred
1
4-20
5.40%
preferred
(quar.)
5-
1
4-20
5 % %
preferred
(quar.)___
Fuel
Supply
$1.25
Thatcher
3-15
3-15
3-
3
Third
3-
4-20
3-
3-15
3-
5%
2-16
Stern
40c
3-15
2-15
87Vic
3-15
3-
4-
3-17
Timken
2-17
Title
(special)
15c
1
36-
40c
1
1
2-10
3-
2-14
5c
3-
1
2-15
Tokheim
2-14
Toledo Edison
4V4%
4.25%
70c
3-10
2-28
3-14
2-10
(quar.)-
62Vic
3-10
2-17
93%c
4-14
3-30
Tractor
1
2-15
2-15
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
3-16
3-10
2-24
t20c
4-10
3-20
3-10
2-24
30c
.
2-24
2-
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
,
2-17
3-
1
2-10
3-31
3-10
$1.25
3-31
6-30
9-29
$1.25
12-29
12-15
10c
3-1
2-1
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
3-10
2-24
;
(quar.)
12%c
(quar.)—
34%c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
25c
—____
3-15
45c
pfd. A (quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)_
*56c
(quar.)
common
3-
25c
208
1
-Uarco,
3-30
2-15
1
3-11
A
9%c
4-14
9Vic
7-14
9 Vic
10-16
B
B
&
Fuller,
Class
B
Stouffer Corp.
Stuart
(D.
Stylon Corp.
Sun
Oil
:25c
series
1951
"
.
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
A
Super Food
$1.20
1st
Superior
70c
(quar.)
&
preferred
class
preferred
3-
1
2-15
3-10
2-10
3-15
2- 6
3-1
2-6
41%c
(quar.)
3-1
$1.10
Broadcasting
Tamblyn
4%
(G.),
preferred
1
2-17
3-
Preferred
4-1
4-15
4-
1
2-14
(quar.)
3-14
2-15
3-14
3-10
3-30
3-10
6-30
6-
9
6-30
6-
9
Westmoreland,
15c
3-15
3-
1
Weston
2-
:20c
4-1
3-3
50c
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-1
Gas
2-28
2-15
3-15
3-
27c
,
1
2-15
6-28
6-15
7%
dividend)
3-
3-20
2-20
3-20
Electronics Fund
Inc.
(from
-
Co.
of
3
2-15
'2-Jo
3-10
2-ifi
3-10
3-15
2-28
2-
White
2-15
3-31
3-15
•
•
Ltd.
amount
to
2
2-13<§>
3%%
2
2-13
4.25%
3-
1
2-10
5-
1
4-19
62V2C
j
(quar.)
2-25
90c
3-
-45c
3-31
87Vac
(jquar.)
2-15
*
2
1
B
Inc.
B
Car
Ltd.,
Common
Gas,
class
dividend
class A "(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
Carbon
Co.
United
1-10
6%
3-
1
1-27
3.60%
3-28
3-14
Wisconsin
3-
2-
Electric
2-10
3-31
3-17
3-15
3-r
25c
Corp.
60c
preferred
United New
3-
1
>
2-
1
9
(quar.)
s.
•>
(5c
from
from
United
U.
S.
U.
S.
7%
U.
S.
7%
U.
S.
S.
&
Gypsum
Co.,
preferred
2-14
3-
1
2-15
4-10
3-20
1
Pipe
&
8%
U.
S.
7%
Rubber
1st
1st
1-31
9
preferred!
Yocam
2-16
Yonkers
3
York
3
Youngstown Sheet
(quar.)
3-
3-
50c
3-
3
2-10
7-
1
6-
30c
Co.,
common
3
preferred
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
3-15
3-
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
55c
3-11
2-20
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
7
4-
1
3-17
2-24
2-10
2-20
2-
6
(
2-28
2-15
3-31
.
3-15
3-
1
1
2-
4-
1
3-14
3-
1
2-15
3-20
2-28
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
5-
1
4-14
4-14
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
:$i.37y2
3-
1
2-15
50c
pfd. (quar.)
3-
7
2-21
40c
3-11
2-20
IOC
3-15
2-20
5c
3-15
2-20
(quar.)
62V2C
3-
2-
1
62 y2c
3-20
3-
3
$1.12%'
3-15
3-
3
1
.
25c
(quar.)
1
3-20
3-
1
2-10
30c
(quar.)
4-
20c
3-10
2-21
10c
(stock
(stock
2-26
2-14
3-10
2-24
37 %C
i
4-
3-20
1
37 %c
4-29
4-19
37 %c
7-31
7-10
10c
dividend)
3-15
2-28
6-15
5-31
9-15
8-31
10%
3-15
2-21
1-31
3-15
2-15
20c
3-10
2-28
:4c
3-31
3-15
40c
(quar.)_
4-10
2%
dividend)_.
& Tube
Zeigler Coal & Coke
Zenith
Electrical
3-11
2-20
Radio
3-31
3-10
$1.25
6-10
5-22
75c
3-10
2-10
$1.75
2-20
2-
7
*
(increased)
Supply Co. Ltd.
Corp.
1
$2
(qUar.)
Co.
9
27V2c
(quar.)
10-
3
20c
Card
Raceway
Water
Zenith
(quar.)
1
10c
2-
3
7
11-
1
10c
2-
3
7
4-
5-
3-15
(quar.)
1
22V2C
common
Foundry
Batteries
1
4-
3-10
■/ 4-
k
17 V2 c
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
4-
4
1
40C
$1.27
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
60c
4-
8-
,
Cab Co.—
preferred
3-
$1.75
1-31
30c
Towne Mfg.
3-
_
2-15
$1.25
Worsted
35c
.
3-20
$1.26
Company (quar.)
15c
(quar.)
3-20
3-10
32'/2c
(annual)
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
Steel
2-
2-20
Corp.—
common
(N.J.)
preferred (s-a)
Co.
W.)
6%
2-28
8c
.
90c
Vv'yckoff Steel Co
Yellow
2
3-20
'*
2-21
45c
(quar.)
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp.,
&
1
3-
,r-
1
4-
,3-20
'
Wyandotte
2-15
3-20
■
6%C
Extra
Yale
4-
-
1
$1.50
(quar.)
7
18c
common
A
2-28
3-
4-
17y2C
—
class
Woodward Governor Co.
Wurlitzer
3-10
4-1
$1.06'/4
;
(G. H.) & Co., Ltd., 5%%
(F.
2-20
40c
'
(quar.)
Iron
3-15
1
.
(quar.)
common
(quar.
2-28
13c
(s-a)__
Lines Co.
S. Playing
•.Extra
S.
and
preferred (quar.)
preferred
U.
U.
income
(quar.)
Chemical
Power,
Enterprises,
Woolfoam Corp.
2-24
1
3-
•>
6c
2-
$2.50
profits)
~
.
(quar.)-
6%
investment
Metal
Envelope Co.,
4V2%
U.
net
Borax
(quar.)
,
Public
B
2-15
:v- 2-15
4-
r:
75c
62'/2C
3-10
'
•
3-13
-20c ^
20C
1
25c
A
4-
Fund—
securities
class
3-30
1
.30c
(monthly)
2-21
15c
Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
Sheet
Apparel,
Woolworth
1
-
4-
8i %c j
-
••
Worthington Corp., common (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Wrigley (Win.), Jr. (monthly)
3-
3-10
25c
7
4-
1
$i.06y4
!-
2-24
35c
4-
2-17
18 %C
(quar.)
2-24
27V2C
Co
3-15
$ 1,12 v2
—I———— ■•-r
2-
1
4
r
$1.60
■y;.
_—___
,
3-10
$1.06%
6
4-
30C
1.
•'
60c
(quar.)_
2-
1
:
2-21
3-10
6
1
1
(quar.)
$1.75
common
(quar.)
2-
3-
3-
__^
(quar.)
40c
50c
com.
(quar.)
Science
Wood
1
3-
—
25c
Cos."(quar.)
Improvement,
preferred (quar.)
■,
Electric
Woodward
(increased)
(quar.)
Illuminating
3-10
Class
3-10
3-15
3-
:$1.50
Service, com. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)———.
Wometco
2-15
$1.25
America
Gas
Greenfield
3
Circuit, Inc.—
(quar.)_____!
Coal
4-
40c
(quar.)
of
5-
1
v4-
:i7y2c
preferred
5.08%
2-10
6c
preferred
8
3-15
Brothers
preferred
3-
50c
(quar.)
United Engineering & Foundry,
7%
preferred
(quar.)
United
2-28
3-17
4-6
:$i.i2%
Monthly
8
1-31
2-13
;*
(quar.)
2-15
3-
1
1
_ij—..
(quar.)
1
3-17
33-
40c
3-
12%c
2-20
:i7v2c
(quar.)
V'inkelman
3%
(quar.)
2-20
1%
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.
3
2-
1
1
t
.
:
2-15
10c
(quar.)_
class A and class B
on
Lines
United
United
A
1
1
30c
.
common
4-20
5.04%
3-
95c
-
1
5%
1
2-15
3-
.
(quar.)
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co.
7
2-
30c
[
(quar.).
5-15
1
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Company,
Common
6
3-
3-
.'
dividend
&
1-20
2-
3-27
per
(quar.)_i_-ii^j-_____2>_^
Wilcox Electric, 5% pfd.^ (1948
ser.) (quar.)
Wilcox Oil (quar.)_
lOc
Co.
4%%
.
(quar.)
Artists
United
(quar.)_
2-17
2-20
—i_-
40c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Natural
3-15
3
income
(quar.)
3-
2V2%
2-10
$1
(quar.)
Wisconsin
(stock dividend)
3-
2-22
J:30c
:
(quar.)
35c
quar.;
1-31
2-10
depositary.
Stationery—
(quar.)
-
41.25
com.
1
3-27
&
40c
$1
(Kansas),
3-
35c
preferred
Wilson
2-10
2-17
36c
$.007
British
for
expenses
preferred
Stock
6
3.
1
Trust—
(quar.)
.'
Williams-McWilliams Industries— V
2-15
2-
3-
3-10
8
32c
Corp. r(quar.)_____
3-
2-10
2-22
(quar.).
about
after
Wiebolt Stores, Inc., common
6%
preferred
(quar,)
3-
1
8c
common
Paper Co.i__^
Stag Mfg., 4%2% pfd."
Wickes
2-16
3-
50c
Whitaker
2-28
2-14
2%
Biscuit
2
2-28
7c
B
2-28
3-31
2-28
5%
Investment
share
Weyerhaeuser Co.
2-28
3-31
2-
16 %c
preferred (quar.)_
2nd preferred (quar.)
6%
2-24
1
$2
4V2%
1
4-
2-25
$1.20
Securities,
(George),
Class
1
3-
California-
preferred
8%
7c
.
and
Tablet
preferred
$1
:_
dividend
.5%
ordi¬
4C
(monthly)
2-20
3.80
3-15
3-10
25c
;
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Co., common (quar.)__
17%c
(quar.)
will
preferred
62V2C
(quar.)
Aircraft
United
1
5c
5%
30c
(quar.)
System
Air
United
3-3
70c
_
tax
Western
15c
(Chicago)
2-15
3
Inc.—
(quar.)
Breweries,
depositary
_3-
65c
Corp.
preferred
United
2-lb
$2
3-30
3-15
3-16
1
12%
Dividend
4-20
4V2%
income)
Corp.
3-
1
10c
(s-a)
Monthly
3-15
4-14
1
3-
25c
Fund,
Ordinary
4-20
3-6
20c
(2-for-l,stock split)
Tenney
12-15
3-30
5-15
3-6
2Vi%
common
(stock
9-15
.-1-62
5-15
2-17
4-1
50c
(quar.)_
Publishing
1
40c
•
(quar.)
common
1
87V2C
United
(quar.)
Ltd.,
10-
1
92V2C
3- 3
3-
17Vic
.
Taylor Fibre Co.,
nary
2-28
3-15
__
(quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32%
Television
2-3
4c
(increased-quar?)
Tampax, Inc.
Taylor
3
3-31
30<$
(quar.)
dividend
6-15
United Industries Co.—
(quar.)
A
Special
Stock
3-
5c
(quar.)
Syracuse Transit Corp.
3-15
1
(quar.)__
2-6
25c
Company
3-
1
40c
(quar.)
United
65c
,
Symington Wayne Corp.
Taft
2-27
*
Services, Inc.—
series
Window,
conv.
Swift
3-15
'•*
33c
(quar.).
(quar.)
preferred 1955 series
Mining
•'
281/8c
common
Sunshine Biscuits Inc. (quar.)
Sunshine
3-15
2-28
4-
3-31;
$1.12
(quar.)_____
Investors
Stockholders
7-
(quar.)
Class
1-30
25c
(quar.)
5Vi%
Street
(Omaha),
2-10
1
Canada
Western
I2V2C
(quar.)__.
United Artists Theatre
6%c
*
Sunray-Mid-Continent Oil,
4"i%
3-
preferred
Western Insurance
preferred
Stock
2-10
(quar.)
4.80%
2-15
15c
3-
22 %c
(quar.)__
(stock dividend)
2-15
$1.25
1
20c
—
common
Telephone, common (quar.)
$1.44
preferred
(quar.)_______
Western Auto Supply, common
(quar.)
4-
$1.12Ya
1-28
4-
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
2-28
.
2-20
$i.i2y2
—___
Coast
10c
—
25c
|_
West
preferred
preferred
2-24
2-28
(quar.)
3-15
V
2-15
37%c
Mutual
J25c
(quar.)_
3-11
Co.—
1
3-10
3
2-16
8c
4-
40c
4
3-
3-10
62 %c
Washington Water Power (quar.)
Wayne Manufacturing (quar.)
Western
quar.)_
2-
3-17
20c
Wesco Financial
4-20
Union Oil
2-24
10c
2-20
3
2-25
31 %C
3-15
2-15
(quar.)
Tank
.
3-
50c
1
common
Texas
2-28
2-24
(quar.)
3-i
40c
Cable,
Union
(quar.)
Co.
&
Union
4%
3-15
(quar.)
1
10c
3-15
dividend)
7
Extra
1
(quar.)__
2-24
3-10
7
3-
10c
Quarterly out of investment income.
Washington Natural Gas (quar.)
Washington Trust (Westerly, R. I.)
(s-a;__
3-
v
(increased
J.)
3-10
3-1C
3-
3-20
A
3-31
I2V2C
7
3-20
Co.
pfd.
Clutch
4-
5-15
Stock
(stock
Suburban Propane Gas
5.20% conv, preferred
Co.
(N.
3-31
12Vic
Oil
2-20
3-
(quar.)
Union New Haven Trust Co.
Union Stock Yards
45c
(quar.)
A.)
2-10
3-10
$1.12y2
5%
9-29
(quar.)
common
Furniture
2-28
(quar.)
$4.00
3-
j
$1.25
&
Company,
Wire
J 25c
Ltd.
30c
(quar.)
Storkline
Washburn
Washington
25c
3
2-23
3-20
40c
Co. (quar.)
(extra)—
preferred
2-10
3-10
preferred
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
3-10
:20c
Pharmaceutical
Co.
5%
43%«
common
preferred
7-14
10-16
$4.50
1
5%
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Union
3-31
$.0095
1st
4-14
$.0095
;
Baer
7%
$.0095
.
Storer Broadcasting,
3-10
3-
25c
(quar.)
LaSalie
Carbide
9-29
Ctix,
4-11
4-11
2-15
(quar.)_
Electric
$4.50
6-30
A
B
A
Pipelines,
Union
3-31
A
Class
Bros.
(S. D.)
$1.14
Clutch
Inc.
$3.50
2-17
Class
Class
Warren
Warren
$3.70
35c
Class
Class
3
2-15^
__i_
Union
*
Still-Man Manufacturing—
Class
3-
2-10
$3.50
(quar.)
1
Williams Bros,
3-17
3-
1
1
$1.06%
Fund
Insurance
South
4-
1
Gas
Co., $5 pfd. A (quar.)
Tuboscope Co.
(quar.)
Tung-Sol Electric, common (reduced quar.)
5% preferred (1957 series)
(quar.)
2-17
3-
20c
8c
(quar.)
Brake
Swasey
3-
2-28
Trunkline
2-10
4-15
4,
50c
__
,
1
15c
12'/2c
(quar.)___
preferred
&
3-
-..
Temper Corp., common
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
6
3-1
12%c
Warner
30c
dividend
Disc
4% %
3
$1.06%
True
Twin
3
3-
f25c
Truax-Traer Coal
9-15
3-
1
,-
(increased-quar.)_
Realty (quar.)
Conduit
2-16
(quar.)
$25c
Trust Co.
2-15
1'
30c
20c
;
(quar.)
class
Metal Works
Triangle
6-15
$1.25
common
Tri
1
;___
4%
dividend
Travelers
Trenton
3-15
$1.25
.
(increased quar.)
Corp.
3-10
30c
87y2c
1
4-
stockholders
(quar.)
Corp.
Trans-Prairie
1-31
20c
(quar.)
3-7
4-
Common
'A
to
Quarterly
8
Warner-Lambert
2-28
—
;
Transnation
Stock
com.
Y.)
Trans-Lux Corp.
Stock
2-28
3-15
60c
(increased;
Supply,
3-
33-
Station)
Corp.,
Electric
22V2C
Quarterly
Quarterly
420c
(quar.)-
3-15
Industries
30c
Quarterly
8c
Ltd.
Ward
Warner
Co.—
Trans-Canada
1
4
3-15
$1.50
Ltd
Corp.
2-17
2-20
31%c
(quar.)
3-
(Jim)
1
1
25c
(quar.)
3-
Walter
33-
31%c
(quar.)
(subject
Corp.
30c
(quar.)
(N.
preferred
Scale
*i2y2c
1
(quar.)__ y :3iy<c
-
$1
(quar.)
preferred
4.56%
Toledo
4
$1.56%
2%
Corp.
3-
Walt
30c
Co.
preferred
3-15
& Company, common (quar.)—.
A (quar.)
:
;
Disney Productions (see Disney (Walt)?
Productions)
1
35c
(quar.)
7
3-
2-24
Class
3-30
5%
Bearing
Goodwill
5c
dividend
2-10
1
(The
5%
dividend
Stock
4-14
R
J
10c
regulatory agency approval)
Packing Co. (quar.)
1
3-
3-
(quar.)
Co.,
Roller
3-10
5c
B
3-
215c
series
3-15
Trust,
(quar.)
3-
3-15
U2'/2c
Walker
3-15
and
Tobin
2-15
1
18%c
50c
(quar.)_
Stewart-Warner
3-15
1
dividend
Guarantee
Stock
5-19
2-24
18%c
55c
Textiles, 4%%
preferred
1
4-
(Stock divs. payable in class A shares)
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.)
;
1
35c
(quar.)
B.)
4-
35c
com.
3-15
2-10
31 %c
(increased)
2-10
5c
31%c
(quar.)
2-15
2
3-15
Iron__.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Stock
&
Walgreen Company
dividend
B
2-
1
Mold
2-10
Markets, Inc., common (quar.)_
preferred (initial series) (quar.)
Stock
Class
3-30
Vulcan
2-10
3-
^
$1.43%
3
Industries
2-14'
1
:40c
1
3-
(s-a)
convertible
4-
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)—
2-17
2-3'
ti2y2c
(quar.;
preferred
Waite Amulet Mines,
conv.
5%
preferred
6 % %
2-iiL
Thriftimart, Inc., class A
2-
3-15
2%
3
5%%
3-10
(quar.)
1
3-
4c
,
15c
(quar.)
Investment
2-23
3-10 '
.
35c
(quar.)
common
W
Thorofare
2-
3-15
.'—: •/:
Waco-Porter
Corp.
(quar.)
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
General
(Toronto)
2-13
2-15
*
3-10
30c
(quar.)
3-15
Thompson Paper Cos., Ltd.
1
-
Materials,
preferred
3-15
Oil
2-28
3-15
3-13
100%-.
A_—____.—
1
Mfg.
Canadian
Thompson
2-15
3-10
(quar.),
Stores
(John
Glass
class
(quar.)____
preferred
Ltd.
2-15
20c
;_
(increased-quar.)
preferred
&
1
1
30c
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Drug,, Inc. (quar.)
8%
22-
Ltd.,
4-
&
1
9
2-15-
from
&
$1.31%
common
33-
2-28 .*'•
3-
...
15c,
(quar.)_
3-15
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge,
4% preferred (quar.)
(quar.):
Finance,
Bros.
Stetson
1
1
Inc.
1
2-10
.
Sterling Precision Corp., 5%
Stern
3-
2c
(reduced).—.
1
2-10
preferred (quar.)_
Stephenson
Inc.,
Steel
4-
Producing
Pacific Coal
,■.
(quar.)——
4-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Del.),
preferred
5V2%
Texas
.
and
$1.24
1
:
Steel Parts Corp.
Sterchi
4-20
(Albany, N. Y.)—
preferred
5%
1
3-
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
5%
4-20
Gulf
3-15
gains
$1.35
1
33-
;
Stecher-Traung Lithograph, 5%
5%
1
5-
35c
(quar.)
Chemical
3% %
5-
Texas
common
3-
A
37y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
40c
dividend
Stauffer
Transmission,
5-
10c
$1.20 preferred
;—__
—
5-
(quar.)
Paving & Materials,
Standard
Gas
—
27Vic
preferred
(quar.,)-(quar.)
5%
5-
(quar.)_—
•-
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% preferred
Vogt Manufacturing (quar.)_
2-10
(quar.)
preferred
■:
$1.06%
(quar.)£._■,
Grey Trust (increased)—
Victory Markets, class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
;
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (increased quar.)_
2-10
preferred
3-15
(quar.)
Packaging,
Vulcan
2-10
1
divid.)
common
2-10
1
1
—
Ohio,
2-10
1
3-
3-
—
Kentucky
of
preferred
Standard
6%
Co.
1
3-
3-
(New Jersey)
Standard
3-
$1.40
$1.43%
$1.45
12 %c
Class B (quar.)
Standard Motor Products, class A
$1.37y2
—
5.60%
3-15
(quar.)
2-10
$1.46%
10c
.
class
2-10
1
(quar.)
40c
Products,
1
1
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)__——
Forgings
Material
36-
preferred
(quar.)
$1,60
Standard
2-10
preferred
(quar.i
Standard
1
5.85%
$1.50
__—__—
preferred
3-
5.80%
(quar.)
$1.60
Mfg.,
Victoria
4-20
37Vic
common
Viceroy
2-10
4-20
$1.12%
Corp.,
2-10
1
$1.33%
5.50% 1st preferred (quar.)
Texas
Inc.
1
5- 1
1
Co.,
3-
3
2-15
5%
(quar.)
Raalte
3-
3-1
$1.12%
common
Dredging
Van
$0.52133
5.75%
3-15
3-22
> 3-1
15c
(stock dividend):——^
Ginger Ale,
(quar.)
25c
___-_
16c
3-10
Vernors
5.35%
preferred
capital
2-
$5.25
(initial)
.
______
(quar.)
income;
3-10
3-
'
from
Camp Sea Food
Vanadium-Alloys
2-15
3-30
(14c
.earned
Van
1-31
2-15
preferred
.
121/aC).v ">il
,V; 65C
Value Line Special Situation Fund—
2-28
4.50%
preferred
York)
(increased;—
t40c
(quar.)
"Texas Eastern
32c
(quar.)
preferred
Standard
1
(quar;;__^—___
(New
common
4%%
Co.
65c
$1.18%
$1.40%
27Vic
(stock
4-
Oil
Co.
Corp.,
3-10
•
4-20
_.
Corp.
1
1
3-15
3-
$1.05
common
4-
(quar.)
$1.10
(quar.)
Sprague Engineering
Sperry Rand Corp.,
3-10
$1.28
common
$1.15
—
3-10
1
1
1
-
(quar.)
common
3-10
1
1
(quar.)
Inc.,
1
44-
.$1.31%
17Vic
common
4-
$1.25
4-10
:
Kellogg & Sons (quar.)_
preferred
Company
36c
Spiegel,
4V/2%
Texaco
Ltd.,
Upson-Walton
'
.
i?y2cv-
(quar,)_r__^v y
3-10
4-
55-
(quar.)
preferred
3-
Textron,
Spencer
Stock
Canada,
Universal
3-10
_—
(quar.).
:—2c
preferred
$4.50
Texaco
3-10
1
1
$1.22V2
$1.27'/a
2nd
3-
1
4-
4-
Payable of Rec.
'
(quar.Xi™-.^------^
common
Consolidated
Insurance
$1.18
$1.16
...
3-
.
Co.,
Chemical
preferred
——
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
4.20%
5.25%
3S-
preferred
25c
-
•
Picture
5.12%
1
3-
Telephone—
Spencer
Match
22c
.
(quar.)
Universal
92Vic
97Vic
$1.03%
$1.06%
Sparton Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)_
Speedry Chemical Products, class A (quar.)
Class
Universal
3-10
_
Transmission, com. (quar.)
35c
preferred (quar.)—$1.12y2
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)___——_
~ $1.18%
5% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
29c
(quar.)
Speer Carbon Co.
Universal
3-10
1
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
5%
3-
30c
—
(increased)
preferred
3-10
1
4-
4.90%
3-15
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Southwestern Public Service, com. (quar.)—
1
4-
5.10%
3-
(quar.)—
4-
$1.15
,
■■
Corp.
Corp.,
$1.06%
_——
5-15
3-
:
Whelan
8-15
,
15c
(quar.)—.
Stockyards
United
(quar.)—y___——— ~$1.16y4
3-lo
(quar.)__.—
common
United
3-10
(quar.)
3-15
(quar.)_—-u-;
2-17
1
—
>>>Shate«
(quar.)
3-14
4-
2nd
•
Truck Lines
$1.12%
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
U. S.
V-
i
Holders
When
rev
V- Name of Company
>
28c
.
.
(quar.)
preferred
••
preferred
$1,125
——
2nd
-•«
4.72%
$1.1875
$1.2625
-(quar.)—-—
preferred
of Rec.
$1.02%
.;—;
—_______
(quar.)
Holders
4.65%
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
$1.3375
—
(quar.,)
<
When
Payable
4.64%
2-28
2-15
2-15
31.25
—;
>
preferred
preferred
3-14
6-15
9-15
28c
$1.5625
.
(quax.)
Gas
4.60%
3-15
25c
'
4.75%
Southwest
4.50%
2-6
3-15
.
.
25c
(quar.;___
(quar.)_
„
4.25%
2-10
$1.0625
6V4 %'
5:05%
<
70c
25c
(quar.)
5%
preferred
2-10
1
3-
Per
Share
*
•
Transmission—
preferred
3-6
—
,
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
-
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transfer
books not closed for this dividend.
t Payable in Canadian
funds, tax deductible at
resident tax 15%; resident tax
7%.
a Less
British income tax.
y
+
•
x
Previously published
»
Less
date
was
a.nd/or record date is
Payable in U. S.
Jamaica
incorrect.
The
the
source.
corrected
Nc
paymt
indicated here.
funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
income
tax.
Volume
193
Number
6031
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(853)
Teltronics Inc.,
General Corporation and
Investment News
The
the
be
receive
8%
an
have
options
The
r>
K-
systems
The
has
company
Alfred
which
B.
N.
shares
Super
then, it has
1,020,000
continued
shares
of
capital
Distributors,
public
1961
letter
a
class
B
of
BUSINESS—Town
notification
stock
common
and
to
underwriting.
purchase equipment,
to
salaries,
as
a
by
etc;
offering of
Stock
Engineering Corp.—To Acquire—
the
Riverton,
of
one
for
for
the
the
N.
J.
corporation
purchase
nation's
oldest
voted
manufacturers
industry.
Feb.
on
of .Steiner-Ives
purchase of
to
8
Company,
of
high
parencies.
ap¬
Union,
for
temperature
certain
from
stockholders.
BUSINESS—Super Market Distributors, Inc.,
chusetts
June
on
of
housewares
items for
and
hardwares,
It
company
is
items
of
consumer
hair
has
installation
for
The
1950.
the home.
plans
on
22,
nonfood
No
EARNINGS—For
the
estimated
in Massa¬
organized
was
wholesale distributor
merchandise consisting
Lased
to
than
of
reflect
other specialty
and
and net income
and
CAPITALIZATION—The
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
the
number
they
ditions
of
the
addresses
and
names
shares
of
of
forth
stock
C.
A.
Allyn
Draper,
—V.
25,000
Schirmer,
20,000
A.
17,500
The
Atherton
Brod
&
&
42%
Co.-____^_—
Tassette,
Inc.,
class
of
writers
headed
$6,000
stock,
by
5,000
Street,
for
amendment.
The
purchase
an
The
issued
class
B
shares
the
exploitation
aid.
The
that
its
of
and
marketing
in
program"
for
sale will
be
the
sale
to
used
market
the
all
efforts
the
of
high
been
31
$6.34
or
almost
Texaco's
4%,
net
in
crude
and
1960
oil
had
31,
Chairman
he
United
in
in
while
said,
States
will
the
States
increase
about 7%
be
is
in
of
in
the
free
foreign
Transmission
Trust
193,
Co.
has
has
local
it
is
sidiaries
in
in
1,
world
hygiene
manufacture
feminine
product
in
space
parts
according
launch
to
to
research
the
has
pany
is
—V.
193,
and
at
products.
indebtedness
a
group
Chairman,
and
shares
3.152,605
and
D.
aircraft
of
stock,
addition
to
class
President/
A
Abe
class
and
B
group
94 %:
own
share.—V.
class
I.
of
which
class
Oreck,
each.
B
Robert
P.
Wooldridge
com¬
15,000
respectively, of the class
are
convertible, share for
,
share,
a
A
into
EUS1NESS—The
Te!Autograph Corp.—Com.
Stk. Offered—Pursuant to
■
Feb.
a
Buck
1961 prospectus, Baird & Co., and Richard J.
Co., both of New York City, and Chace, White¬
9,
&
side
&
Winslow, Inc., Boston,
holders
Mass., offered
to stock¬
187,595 shares of this
the
right to. subscribe to
firm's common stock (par $1) at $8.75
basis
of
1
share
new
Feb. 9, with
rights to expire
present
in
and
cipal
1891
by
executive
maintains
The
transmit
at
primary
handwritten
The
record
(a)
laws
of
under
its
the
to
company
fact
north
Angeles
45,
Telescribe"s
used
are
Common
wire
instantaneously. The
Teleprinters and closed circuit
from
proceeds
used
for
the
the
sale
following
the
of
—V.
in
and
(1)
a
Telegraph
The
the
(3)
be*
will
company
other
and
equipment-which
by
compatible' and
Co.
subset.
analog
usable
193,
with
Mr.
devote
initial
approximately
of
expense's
of
$400,000
production
subsidiary is developing
a
The
California
of
retire
part
Bank
the
and
CAPITALIZATION
for
to
of
the
new
manufacture
net
of
for
proceeds,
the
estimated
company's
tooling,
p.
other
tures
due
July
stock
working
EFFECT
convertible
15,
Co.,
New
York,
GIVING
York,
N.
cost
of
Dutch
loss
made
was
$35,000
to
PRESENT
TO
and
sale
that
feet
the
will
new
ooerate
Research
specializing
beryllium, tantalum,
aircraft,
missiles
the
of
which
were
facility
space
of
Metal
machining
zirconium
and
capital
loans
1965
:
N.
Y.
Y.—V.
TO
p.
the
Wyler
added
be
not
to
Outstanding
______
$2,065,500
agent
Chemical
Registiia41—The
2167.
Bank
Maine'
New
Midland
748,570 shs.
York
Trust
Trust
Co.,
its
aluminum
1960
approxi¬
were
shares
would
of
capital
based
stock
the
or
outstanding
1959
same
on
released
$18,600,000,
with
compare
share
about
was
net
income
number
of
River
,'V-
•
•
.
.
Corp.—1960 Results—
Dec.
Feb.
on
31,
9
reported
1960,
said
unaudited
sales
compared
with
of
$47,712,000
$48,173,000
1960,
against $2,770,000
as
based
$1.55
was
31,
in
earnings
1,575,953
on
with
compared
$1.75
in
after
the
1959.
Income
shares
common
1,585,594
on
taxes
out¬
outstand¬
year.
sales
which was apparent in the third quarter
sharp through the fourth quarter," Zipse said.
with steadily increasing costs, accounts for the
income was down 12%
from the prior year whereas
our
quite
net
only
The
1%.
lower
rate
statements
for
the
both
of
sales
ended
year
to
sale
its
in
net
of
asset
of
1960
net
the
value,
assets
reduction
Dec,
earnings
31,
1980
will
of
approximately
investment in our
our
(2)
and
$162,000
business
and
United
in
and
yet shows no important
as
States
of
for
our
Horton
our
income
taxes
issued
has
due
Corp.—Suspension Continued—
order
of
the
Exchange Act of 1934 temporarily Suspending trading,
10-day period of Feb. 15 to 24, 1961, inclusive, in
for
the
an
Section
to
pursuant
(41
19(ai
further
and
preferred
stock
common
in
Detroit,
to
these
Rule
securities
York
New
this
corporation, of Los Ahgeles, ancl
warrants.
The suspension
applies
to
purchase
of
such
stocks of
15c2-2,
as
listed
are
Pacific
and
to
or
Stock
Coast
traded
in
by
the
Commission
in
the
top
the
on
Exchanges,
therein
trading
the
ancl
over-the-counter
original
suspension,
announced
announcement
an
of
changes
on
Jan.
16,
of
the
management
complete
and
other
available
filed
accurate
by the company with the Commission is
whether such information could be relied
and
books
the
in
and
records,
March.—V,
193,
the .report
corporation
SEC
offered
Perin
on
&
at
$4
Co.,
Feb.
per
New
Inc.,
filed
of
York,
a
letter
in
expected
tc
be
early
notification with
10 cents) to
through Arden
of
stock
common
probably
share,
is
Bronx, N. Y.—Files With SEC
1961
9,
shares
75,000
covering
which
on
541,
p.
S. Components, Inc.,
U.
The
approximately
(par
April,
Y.
N.
division
fabrication
exotic
previously
and
by public investors in their evaluation of the company's securities.
independent accounting firm is making a detailed audit of the
upon
metals
The proceeds
of
of
for
advertising,
vehicles.
are
repayment of loans payable, payment
additional
machinery and
equipment,
tooling,
and development and working capital.
to be used for
accounts'payable,
said
the.new
division
has
contracts
research
t
is
and
missile
carrying vehicles for the U.
S.
Navy
as
well
as
producing
structural com¬
now
In
and
addition
the
Engineering
and
Mesa;
Weslcck
at
to
Exotic* Metal
Corporation
production
Tooling
division
Gardena,
new
at
Products
This
'
operates
four
other
divisions—the/ Honeycomb
research
Core
and
division
Calif.—V.
193,
p:
at
of
will
de¬
asked
on
be
April
Town Photolab, Inc.—Common
Stock
Offered—Public
offering of 150,000 shares of the common stock of Town
Photolab, Inc. was made on Feb. 17 at a price of $4 per
share by a group headed by Michael Kletz &
Co., Inc. •
years
proposal by the board of
first preferred stock over a
$160 a share.
Stockholders
the proposal at the company's annual meeting
to
approve
a
18.
'
The
/* stock.
243.
to
period
and
Co.—Proposes Retirem't of Pfd.
announced on
Feb. 9
purchase and retire its 8%
at prices not exceeding
company
directors
division, Tool Research
Engineering Services division at Compton;
Huntington Park,, and Summit Plastics ' division
States Rubber
United
only
$2,396,500
the
information
disclosed.
Products
and
■
velopment
FINANCING
ex¬
f
Mr.
will
purposes.
PRESENT
2,500,000 shs.
and
192,
from
Is
and
ancl
and of write-downs and adjustments aggregating some $7,000,000
in
its inventories,
accounts receivables
and other assets. These
developments
raised serious questions whether
financial and other
250,000
Exotic
the
of
corporation
down
SEC
The
Outstanding
Fasadena
as
company
integrated
an
-
United Industrial
be
in
per
for
provision,
7,773,327
results
division,
followed
FINANCING
500,000
terms
first
company
approximately
the
cash,
Unexcelled
market.
the
Engineering Corp.—Acquires—
for
re¬
thereto.
Continuing
disappointing results of our Dutch subsidiary
prompted the above treatment of our investment in it,"—V. 190, p. 1881.
An
&
tax
$2.54
subsidiary
on
Chuck
pursuant
Acres.
EFFECT
the
sales
of
install¬
paving in portions of
of
extruded
account
trading
of
deben¬
$li.^
(par
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
New
Shore
after
TJiis
financial
common
fol¬
re¬
not
preliminary annual report
$203,912,533.
charges to our retained earnings
$700,000 to reduce the carrying value
the
51.
square
Tool
Ccsta
GIVING
subordinated
Commcn
of
the
toward
and
value 10c per share
par
Research
supersonic
facsimile
$645,489.35,
at
outstanding
Authorized
4%%
sectidn
applied
sewers
manufactured
net
a
totaled
year.
share
our
were
"Our
ponents for commercial jet aircraft and missiles.
balance
to
be
to
storm
representing
working capital.
Wyler, said
120 OGO
American
an
1
company.
used
$60,000
sewers,
central
stock,
titanium,
("2)
inventory
the
did
reorganized
(1)
S.
Telescriber
new
and
in
approximately
equity
dividends
1961.
Products Division
contain
This
Beverly Hills, Calif., corporation has acquired
the assets of
Utility Metal Products division of Young Spring & Wire Corp., Leopold
Wyler, Jr., Tool Research President announced on Feb. 7.
The
the
will devote approximately $400,000 to the develop¬
inventory
and
initial production
expense
relative to
tooling,
producing
'
in
funds
the
during
experienced in the last half of the year 1960
sign of improvement.
The
of
of
state¬
in
conjunction
American,
company
Telephone
these
use
balance
acauisiticn
The
to
1959
I960,
on
became
company's
stock
common
purposes
total
Authorized
to
Tool
be
a
or
$130,CC0 to be applied toward the acquisition
building sites in the Shore Acres lands.
CAPITALIZATION
over
Olivetti
$10,000,
the
Division
been
income
that
according to
or
decline
in
Securities
of prioiity:
general
Calif.,,
following order of priority;
ment,
intends
company
The
(c)
principal cities of the United States,
is the manufacture, salo and leasing
are
sold, the net proceeds to
offering amounting to approxi¬
commissions amounting to $50,000,
the
to
stock
of .Oneida.
Consumer
division
Zipse,
President,
to $2,444,000 in 1960
that
sales
offered
of
underwriting expense amounting
be approximately $225,000.
ing sanitary
Telautograph Co.,
maintains its prin¬
Los
Ave.,
corporation
Approximately
business
the
shares
expenses
underwriting
(b) Approximately
National
Telescribers.
leases
net
will
called
The
Bellanca
19
undo.*
Florida
a
will
has
and
its
W.
1960
"This,
Offered—
Stock
will
lowing order
(EST).
p.m.
the
and
the
the
$15,000,
$9 5,000,
the
on
of
continuously
organized,
Gray
communications
also sells and
television equipment.
PROCEEDS—The
when
Co.
in
operated
the
by
business
equipment
hereby
held
Feb. 23 at 5
on
has
8700
offices
company
offered
1888
Electric
Gray
sales
It
succeeded,
in
offices
company's
telewriter
share
per
shares
incorporated
was
1915.
established
and
of
26,
having
name,
originally
company
Nov.
on
3
mately
all
alter its
company,
additional
BUSINESS—The
Virginia
each
for
FRCCEEDS—If
the
company,
Division
sold
reported
ended
year
"The
having its office at
4C30 Overlook Drive; :N. E., St. Petersburg, Flat, was incorporated on
March 26, 1956, for the initial purpose of clearing and developing os
a residential
section a substantial portion of the area known as Shore,
Acres in the northeast part of St. Petersburg.
1777.
p.
Co.—Common
&
the
in Switzerland and that
establish the company in
company
shares.
common
of
Wright
President.
a Feb.
10, 1961 offering circular, Dunne &
Co., and R. James Foster & Co., Inc., both of New York
City, offered for public sale 100,000 shares of this com¬
pany's common stock (par 100) at $3 per share.
Daniel
officials as
B and class
Thursby
embark
before.
amounted
D.
as
of
statement
International
sales
the
of
standing at Dec.
which
of
to
542.
in
for
Chicago
the
per
Pursuant to
Creek,
and
own
sharej;
directors,
Management
(Reed A.)
position
delivered,
latter
p.
sales
financial
Edwin
•
outstanding
has
company
shares,
shares
shares
B
190,
the
36,500
David
A
40.9%
and
The
class
B
and
A
and
class
27,500
class
class
Greek
R.
shares.
A
indebtedness,
200.000
15,000
owns
Karsch,
certain
and
Clayton
The
share
end
This
for
.
In
Net
per
year
overhead.
125,000
than
greater
financial
ing shares at the end of the preceding
the
J.
58.3%
:
645.
p.
acquired
printing industry. It will be the
manufacturing such products on
United-Greenfield
component
stock,
shares,
position
Raisin Paper Co. acquired
by merger
May, 1960, are included for the full year of 1960 and in 1959 for
comparative purposes. All figures are subject to final year-end audit.
r-V. 192, -p. 1654.
V
-
engines, a wide
trucks and tractors,
common
E,
being
increased
$19,706,022,
of
preferred
of
the
integrated business, where¬
relatively small capitalization,"
in
on
basis.
aircraft
235,974
own
the
printing
a
Unexcelled
192,
income
The
and
sale
in
now
a
capital
that
of
&
show
outstanding
acquired, in-most
employees of such
these two sub¬
No underwriting is involved.
for
are
Chemical
working
corporation
the
of
be
automobiles,
Earnings—
This
and more
on
is! substantially
consolidated
color
and
1960,
10.
$2.39
its subsidiaries ,is the
advisory services and the
the
electronics,
missile
and
in
for
as
stock
common
share, President James M.
a
Feb. .1,
the
now
Division.
Net
1961.
one
the
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp.—Prelim. Annual
Report
and
products
pares
for
$2.40
by
shares
company
largely
cercc.in
Board
as
10,
STL
for
ten
a
held
company.
the
manufacture
outstanding
officials
listed
the
consulting
on
will
or
other
other
to
options
outstanding
equipment,
management
adminis¬
and
addition
In
net
medical
miscellaneous
and
been
of
of
the
and
have
by
sale
auxiliary
of engine and
range
Feb.
on
we
realized
Unexcelled
capable
to
This
of
Cleveland,
Avenue,
SEC
shares
stock
P3I
stock
of
research,
and
the
its
offer
to
for
other
business
of
and
its
national
a
shares
the
owned
now
fields,
con¬
and
exercise
principal
sense
and
"intensive
an
are
Euclid
23555
with
of
company had eliminated $1,200,000 defi¬
management.
that the firm's working capital position had
where
be
acquired
Bennett
Jasco
common
proposes
basis
of
Inc.,
to
on
of far larger
announced
plastics
The
stock, to be offered in exchangeTechnology Laboratories, Inc. (STL) and
preferred
stock of Pacific Semiconductors, Inc.
of
point
can
mately $213,000,000,
statement
agent
the
out
earnings
has
During
com¬
1981
that
addition,
Europe
for $5,000,-
series, due Jan.
transfer
appointed
basis.
Space
PSI
the
All
performance
proceeds from the stock
for this project, including advertis¬
programs,
and
.
finance
and,
areas
STL
persons
engaged
prepared
The
share
cases,: upon
companies.
The
of
company
for
If59
the
to
The
share
Such
shares
stock
convertible
A
(FED.
a
registration
206,433
in
to
the
machinery,
pected
appointed trustee
been
previous
$1,600,000
Chemical
Corp.—Appointment—
been
and
i960,
In
the
new
749.
p.
Wooldridge
Ramo
a
common
class
the
its
relative
filed
certain
law
to
Oneida's
ceived.
,
pipe line bonds 5%
mortgage
has
from
profits
April,
flect
increase
to
Systems, Inc.—Appointment—
Papers Products, Inc.
In the 1960 consolidated
income
only the dividend income from Oneida has been included
company's financial statement, Crosby pointed out. Unexcelled's
in
year"
good
expected
completion of the current financing, sole
will consist of 576,000,,shares of common
said.
the
predicted ^'another
United
used
the company reported
$158,024, equal to 37 cents
1960,
ment,
high level.
same
also
the
trans¬
working capital and
Oneida
includ¬
4.6%
or
to
company
the acquisition
high
he
chief
1960,
first
A.
to
patented
a
base
upon
20,341,000
barrels,
added
increased from $1,572,078 in 1959 to
$3,111,685 in 1960, by weed¬
investments, finding new investment opportunities
streamlining the procedure of the company.
"We have broadened
our
stated.
increases
production,
18,271,000
be
ing out unprofitable
a
and
in
subsidiaries
in
runs,
approximately the
demand
corporation.—V.
for
offering price.
39,000 class
A
development stage in the
predecessors have been
of
product.
provide funds
development
at
3%,
to
covering
^
company
that
its
of
used
2269.
Crosby pointed
In
refinery
Manufacturers
I'.
Ohio,
or
for
warrants
public
granted
Delaware
research
several
concluded
has
program
best
a
additional
an
under
those
The
affiliates
all-time
4.6%
or
Board
Thompson
under¬
a
receive
at
"Tassette,"
market
acceptability.
prospectus,
trative
and
throv.g.i
rendered.
of
Jan.
on
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc.—Files Exch. Offer-
a
covering 200,000
sale
on
filed
Conn.,
15, .1961,
public
options
presently in
is
efforts
medical
to
consumer
ing,
and. sale
company
most
fined
against
organized
was
shares
includes
services
with
company
announced
$391,750,000,
share, in 1959.
a
the
p.
1959,
over
Feb.
persons,
including Amos S. Treat, in con¬
underwriting, and 19,000 class A and 21,000
reserved
connection
The
certain
previous
a
20,000
statement
to
with
for
public offering
underwriter will
principal
additional
registration
shares
nection
in
of
from
ah
consolidated
in
Texas Eastern
10%;>■ commission and
price is to be supplied by
expenses.. The
be
corporation.
products.—V.
5,000
i.L,
Stamford,
Feb.
on
offered
be
to
to
5,000
Amos Treat & Co., Inc.,
underwriters
will
receive
The
basis.
none
A
Board,
$5.85
Offering—
registration statement with the SEC
shares
2
the
The
Atlantic
170
the
the
inherited
Mr.
capital shares outstanding totaled 61,749,274,
pared with 60,541,379 at the close of 1959.—V. 192, p. 2657.
000
Inc.—Files for
cit
amounted
or
of
Crosby
Texaco
Dec.
At
the
Tassette,
its
5.9%
Consumer
outside
9,000
Co._
at
barrels,
will be
another
9,000
s
will
represented an in¬
of $0.96 over the
$1.44 per share reported in
1959.
It is the
highest in the company's 84-year history. Net income for 1960
amounted
to $1,370,831
compared with $760,934 for 1959.
Crosby further reported that the net worth per share had increased
reported.
were
and
or
1961
1961.
2268.
p.
shares
crease
Capital and exploratory expenditures were approximately $520,000,000,
slightly over 1959.
Mr. Long indicated that similar expenditures
in
9,000
Co
Parrish & Co
Co.15,000
&
up
con¬
Darlington & Grimm_
Hill,
Co
&
T.
Inc
Beane
&
Sears
192,
Reich
&
Greenwald
Maltz,
the
Unexcelled Chemical Corp.—Record
product sales.
Shares
80,500
Co.
&
Williston
R.
J.
Texaco
below:
Shares
of
I960
dividends
in
officer,
hereby
the
to
for
will
Earnings during 1960 amounted
Crosby reported to shareholders
these preliminary figures, 1960
earnings were 10.6% higher
of 1953, Mr. Long disclosed.
The year's results
improvement in earnings from operations of 14% as well as
10,9CO,qoo
barrels,
forth
Chairman
with $354,346,323,
of
192,
Transition
Earnings—
1960," Mr. Long
"New records were established in every phase of our
operations
ing production, refining and marketing."
sales
offered
set
are
Long,
income
"Operations
underwriters
subject
in
Clayton Securities Corp.-..
Goodbody & Co.___
of
the
Irving Trust Co.
the record year
an
increase
an
Dis¬
of
Market
the
stock
common
severally agreed to purchase,
the underwriting agreement
have
set
Super
1960,
30,
reported combined
cents per share.
50
on
in
executive
company's outstanding capitalization consists
common stock.—V. 192, p. 2268.
solely of 520,000 shares of
which
Sept.
companies
equal to
C.
net
share, compared
a
preparations,
care
ended
year
affiliated
Inc.,
sale
purposes.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
industry
Augustus
part
of funds
corporate
capitalization
stock.—V.
Texaco Inc.—Record
currently services departments in approximately 1,650 stores,
representing approximately 220 accounts, both chains and independents.
$9,194,012
the
year ended Dec. 31,
sales of $1,492,430 and net income of
common
share.
per
for major producers of electronic equipment, missiles,
phar¬
maceuticals, and other products. The enclosure systems make it possible
to manufacture products under unusual conditions of
pressure, tempera¬
ture, humidity and cleanliness.—V. 192, p. 2373.
pany
tributors,
from
equipment to develop Ektachrome and Anscochrome
Balance
general
net
systems
of
just started in the toy field and is working
sewing notions and soft goods.
The com¬
of
supplies.
proceeds
EARNINGS—For
•
acquisition of Steiner-Ives will mark the first step in a pro¬
of expansion aimed at enabling Temperature Engineering to
pro¬
and the military with a wide range of hitherto unavail¬
able environmental equipment," Mr. Perlman said.
He observed that the
purchase will put at Temperature Engineering's
disposal the manufacturing and research facilities of a
company which,
since its establishment in
1889, has pioneered such advances as the
development of the world's largest exhaust oven for the production
of
television picture tubes.
Temperature Engineering is a manufacturer of atmosphere enclosure
Of¬
shares
common
of
"The
stock
Inc.—Common
200,000
J.,
vide
proceeds will be received by the company.
supermarkets
is
the
gram
Market Distributors, Inc., was made on Feb. 15
share by a syndicate managed by Clayton Secu¬
rities Corp.
All of the shares are being purchased by
underwriters
and
headquarters in New York City,
processing and printing of black and white
film.
It also sells film, photographic equip¬
company for additional advertising for direct mail processing;
expanding and training sales personnel for the school portrait
field; for the purchase of Kodachrome processing
facilities; and for the
revealed.
the busi¬
operate
10
was
Super
the
accessories
with
of
photographic
PROCEEDS—Net
manu¬
at $5 a
of the
co|or
ment,
Photolab,
the business
in
engaged
with
$1)
(par
without
used
be
filed
of
Sidney H. Perlman, President and director of Temperature Engineer¬
ing, said that the transaction will be submitted for approval to his
company's shareholders at their annual meeting April 12.
The specific
terms of the agreement, which calls for a transfer
of stock, were not
outstanding, of
chairman, owns 328,832
Reiss,
Market
to
rent,
contract
a
ovens
President and board
shares and proposes to sell 100,000 shares; and Burton Bernard, Treas¬
urer,
and Lawrence Lewison, Vice-President, own 215,584 shares each
and propose to sell 50,000 shares each.—V. 192, p. 1916,
fered—A
3,
shares
share,
per
are
materials,
Directors
prove
public
which is the manufacture of products relating
telegraph, radio and switching equipments in communica¬
with heavy emphasis on data processing.
telephone,
to
since
and
$3
Temperature
selling
principal
the
enterprise,
the
of
ness
the
at
Connecticut company.
Until the Connecticut company
into it in December 1960, the company operated solely
a
tions
The
expenses.
was
of
holding company;
fyj
for
organized under Delaware law in March 1960, for
acquiring 100% of the outstanding stock of Stelma,
company
merged
.
$6,000
S, Treat, president of
additional 20,000 shares
an
The registration statement also includes 50,000
against the company's restricted stock option plan.
purpose
Inc.,
plus
Amos
to1 buy
price.
offering
reserved
the
granted
Feb.
26,000
for
commission
stockholders
underwriter,
at
proceeds
Nashua, N. H.—Files With SEC—
on
covering
offered
The
facture
Continued from page 10
will
corporation
SEC
53
company
It
has
class
"For
a
of
shares,
said
retirement
outstanding
par
value
of
years
the
by
has
other
number
considering
structure
a
stock
the
advisability
E.
program
651,091
$100
its
a
management
of
shares
share
common
of
simplifying
and
of
is
first
the
prefcr~ed
company's
stock.
the company^ has been
the
company's
capital
substantial part, of these preferred
Humphreys, Jr., Chairman. "The purchase and
which has been recommended by the
board of
retiring
H.
of
than
all,
or
a
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54
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•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(854)
t
Monday, February 20, 1961
...
.
v
directors,
and
is designed
"Under
entirely
I
stock
to
the
voluntary.
unless
he
the
present
shares
at
amounts
J
such
and
agement
been
I
five
from
to
do
such
its
$135
his
of
any
proposal
the
company
extended
advisors
price
The
advisable."
Over
stock
has
1960
from
the
of
in
range
was
$144
"Purchases
would
be
made
only from funds constituting legally
surplus of the company," Mr. Humphreys said.
"It is con¬
that purchases would be made in the open market such
available
templated
as
stock
on
"Shares
t
from
exchanges
purchased
time
time
to
tendering
the company.
would
in
stockholders
from
or
invitations by
to
sponse
not
accordance
shares
in
re¬
<
reissued
be
with
the
would
and
laws
New
of
retired
be
Jersey,
the
state of the company's incorporation.
»•
"No
reasonable
shares
which
estimate
might
made
be
can
purchased
be
the
to
as
over
number
period
a
of
of
preferred
years,
the
or
which
might be purchased in individual years.
It is con¬
unlikely, however, that more than five million to ten million
be used to purchase preferred shares in
any year
and
possible that in some years, no purchases would be made.
sidered
it
is
would
"The
stock
served
to
might
many
claim
the
down
the
that
years
market
value
large
pre¬
earnings,
company
on
has
the
of
otherwise
into
have
for
been
the
stock
common
obtainable
terms
on
the
for
business
company's
not
and
raising'
of
purpose
desirable
cor¬
"To
the
shares,
both
the
each
193,
financial
the
the
of
stockholders
preferred
of
first
of
two-thirds
of
at
preferred
benefit."
would
vote
be
may
company
retirement
and
requires a favorable
stockholders
present
proposal
class
position
purchase
and
common
of
voting.—-V.
the
through
Approval of
interest
that
extent
meeting
the
Inc.,
Hugh
W.
in
S.
Rubber
Of
excess
The
plant,
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming Co., will be
in which the American firm will have
by
S.
however,
■
reclaimed
U.
f
first
such
joint
venture
U.
for
S.
Rubber
Reclaiming;
others are in process of negotiation, according to C. H. Peter¬
"This me.hod of investing in new companies overseas
enable
will
f
of
President.
son,
:
35%
Rubber
the
is
ze
fully
more
rubber market,"
the
international
Peterson
Mr.
potential of
the
stated.
Rubber
S.
consisted
Reclaiming Co.'s previous international operations have
licensing agreements with Fabrica Argentina de Alpargatas
of
of Argentina,
E.A.I.C.
and
real
to
us
Plastics
'
Pire.li S.p.A. of Italy and Gamid"Rubber'Products
:Jjtd. of Israel.—V.
192,
1861.
..
p.
'v
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•1 •
■
■-
■
•••Rjfy
Voorhees,,Inc.—Couwnon Offered-^-Pursuarit
to a Feb. 1, 1961 offering circular, this company offered
for public sale without underwriting, 100,000 shares of
W.)
(P.
no
BUSINESS—The
Calif.,
is
4%%
the
for
tronics,
of
company,
North Highland
941
Ave.,
Angeles,
Los
in the publishing of or in the supplying of
of books dealing with the fields of elec¬
and other technical defense areas.
publication
missiles,
space
CAPITALIZATION—On Jan. 23,
ized $10
1961 the company's original author¬
which there were authorized 20,000 shares
value stock, of
par
and
outstanding 7,850 shares, was reclassified into 800,000 authorized
157,000 outstanding shares of common stock, no par valUe,
by
means of an exchange of 20
shares of the no par value stock for one
and
share
the
of
$10
value
par
Inc.
is
of
W.
the
Long,
stock
outstanding
Wings & Wheels Express, Inc.—Common Stock Offered
to a Feb. 13 prospectus, Globus, Inc., and
fund.
investment
—Pursuant
advisor
Ross, Lyon & Co., Inc., both of New York City, publicly
offered 85,000 shares of this firm's 10 par common stock
at $3 per share.
*"
"
The company is engaged principally in the business of freight for-i
warding by air. Although the company's principal offices are located
in Chicago and New York, it also has facilities in the other cities to,,
and from which, it provides air freight forwarding service. According
funds
Inc.,
which
193,
.
distributed
are
which
and
nationally by
combined net assets
have
52.
p.
Bonds
—
—
of
will
be
additions,
erties
The
including
the
tics
bonds
redeemable'
the
at
option
of
and
air.
prices ranging from 107.18%
to par,
redemption prices ranging from 102.51% to par.
Corp., the com¬
purchasing, trans¬
central and south¬
western
Texas.
At
Nov.
30,
1960,
the company furnished electric
service at retail to about 114,540 customers in 166 communities and
adjacent rural areas, located in 50 counties in Texas,
and supplied
electric energy at wholesale to 15 rural electric cooperatives.
is
pany
subsidiary
public
a
utility
distributing
Central
of
engaged
selling
and
&
the
South
energy
with
in
West
electric
30, 1960, electric revenues
and net income to $5,119,193
$23,874,291
and net income of
the
of
revenues
calendar
year
1959.
CAPITALIZATION
Common
the
sale
of
the
new
first
short-term bank loans, capitali¬
1960 was:
$53,822,000 in first
mortgage bonds;
60,000 shares of
cumulative" preferred stock,
par
$100; and 1,675,000 shares of common stock, par $10.—V. 193, p. 750.
the
of
at
company
effect
Nov.
to
30,
Wilson Brothers—Completes
Brothers
Wilson
number of
common
has
"Hi-Mod"
its
which
Its
weight
finding
to
Acquisition—
;%
acquired,
in
exchange
for
an
undisclosed
the remaining 50% of the stock of Parallite
shares,
available
now
uses
rest
in
ratio,
applications.
strength
many
also
Houze
is
main
makes
a
variety
for
the
adaption
commercial
missile
glass
and fiber
Brothers,
glass.
aircraft
and
of
colored
20
times
and
field
technical
that
pro¬
where
and
art
of
steel,
'
and
research,
and
the
inforced
the
listed
in¬
glass,
plastics.—V.
Outstanding
34,000
1,000,000 shs.
34,000 shs.
shares
*400,450 shs.
34,000 shs.
•
for issuance upon exercise of
warrants and of 34,000 shares
restricted stock options:
reserved
purchase
common
stock
for
issuance
pursuant to outstanding
reserved
PROCEEDS—The
as
the net proceeds
has tentatively allocated
company
follows:
Expansion
modernization
and
Office
New
Expansion
of
$20,000
4,400
20,000
50.000
.
existing facilities
for
equipment
facilitiessales organization
freight
freight
—
-
and
machines
air
air
existing
of
' facilities
.
:
•
h
v
The
remaining net proceeds, approximately $100,000, will be added
working capital of the company in order to finance accounts
receivable and
for
general corporate purposes.
to
the
Winter Park Telephone Co.—Proposes
This
Rights Offering
Winter Park, Fla.,
13, 1961, covering
33,638 chares of common .stock.
The company proposes to offer such
stock for subscription by stockholders of record on the basis of one
new
share
for each
three
shares
held.
The
subscription
price and
filed
company
of 132 East New England
registration statement with the SEC
a
record date
to
by
are
Feb.
supplied by amendment.
Any stock not subscribed
be offered for public sals.
No underwriting
to be
stockholders
Ave.,
on
will
involved.
The net proceeds
$256,500 for central
ment,
$525,000
for
from
will
sale
stock
the
be
applied
follows:
as
equipment, $266,500 for new station equip¬
wire, and the balance for miscellaneous
office
cable
and
equipment and financing expenses.
The company expects to
during 1961 about $1,500,000 in new telephone facilities.
Ip
has outstanding 1,009,140 shares
Galloway, President and board
chairman ana Braxton Allison Galloway and Carl Hill Gilloway,
Jr.,
Vice-Presidents, and their wives as joint tenants, own 11.986, 11,537 and
plant,
invest
11,679 shares, respectively.
stockholders have indicated
purchase
the
fabrication and erection of highway bridges,
textiles, as well as high strength fiber re¬
192, p. 2556.
of
According
their
Young Spring & Wire
Zero
Sales
&
the
to
intention
offered.—V.
stock, being
see Tool Research
193,
prospectus,
52.
the
their
exercise
to
p.
named
rights
%
to
\
Corp.—Sells Division-
Engineering Corp., above.—V. 192,
p.
2270.
Manufacturing Co.—Sales Up, Net Down—
for
the
nine
months
ended
Dec.
31,
1960
increased
those
over
despite generally unsettled conditions thro\ighb'tft%the
president John B. Gilbert announced in an interim
report to shareholders.
j
•
'•
Sales amounted to $3,908,569 compared with sales "of $3,598,197 for
the like period of the previous year.
V;r'.Y%;:"
Mr. Gilbert stated that the fiscal year to date has been character¬
last
of
year
electronics industry,
.
ized
electronic
,
.
by intermittent starts
cases
of
which
sales
hardware
containers.
and
Earnings
on
design,
manufacture
purchase
of
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
value__-__warrants
outstanding
•'
the American Stock Exchange, manu¬
factures an integrated line of industrial air compressors, kitchen equip¬
ment
and
gas
and electric glass-lined water heaters for residential,
commercial and industrial use.
It is also engaged in the engineering
Wilson
par
and
approximately
cluding pressed glass, colored machine drawn glass, hand-blown colored
flat
Exclusive
EFFECT
Authorized
$0.01
addition to debt and preferred stock, it
of common stock, of which Josey Key
Manufacturing Co., Export, Pa., from Dr. Albert H. Lasday and other
Pittsburgh businessmen.
Parallite, formerly a 50%
owned affiliate,
will become' a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wilson Brothers, according
to a
company announcement.
:
■
Maurice Parker,
Chairman of Wilson Brothers, said that Parallite
equipment and personnel will be moved to the 260,000 square foot
facility of Houze Glass Corp., at Point Marion, Pa., to obtain the
advantages of centralizing two fiberglass producing facilities.
Parallite
is
engaged in
developing and producing extremely high
strength glass fiber reinforced plastic with an undirectional flexural
strength as high as 250,000 pounds per square inch. Wilson Brothers
acquired all of the Houze Glass common'stock from Thomas Mellon
Evans,
Pittsburgh industrialist, last December.
Most recent of the
Houze developments is a high strength fiber glass product known as
duction.
stock
*
GIVING
'
.
stock;
is
mortgage bonds and the repayment of
zation
air
1946,
since
has been in the local cartage business
freight forwarding business since 1951.
company
Common
in
amounted to $25,538,071
company
the
generating,
in
electric
EARNINGS—For the 12 months ended Nov.
of
The
and
the
redemption
retirement
BUSINESS—A
are
1962.
for
new first mortgage
a
part of the cost
electric utility prop¬
short-term bank loans.
presently estimated at
'
calendar
the
for
all domestic air freight forwarders in volume of gross revenues
fifth in tons of freight received from shippers for shipment by
its
to
air freight forwarders with the Civil Aeronau¬
year
1959, the company ranked sixth
filed by
reports
Board
among
the
for
of
pay
of $3,600,000 of
expenditures are
payment
general
at
sale
to
improvements
and $10,929,000
for 1961
debt
at
the
company
and
REDEMPTION—The
company
and
from
the
by
construction
company's
$13,234,000
proceeds
used
extensions
the
to
coupon.
PROCEEDS—Net
bonds
is
share.
per
engaged primarily
services
<
stock at $3
par common
Hugh
Competing bids, all for a 4%%
coupon, included:
Equitable Securities Corp., 101.3499;
Merrill Lynch, 101.337; First Boston Corp., 101.297; and
Halsey, Stuart, 101.26.
-..A';
the
for
by a new
the equity
mid-1962.
This
!'
operated
Dunlop Rubber Co. 65%.
The facility, to be patterned
Reclaiming Co.'s modern Vicksburg, Miss., plant
which began operations last December, is expected to be in production
U.
and
president
Offered
Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.;
White, Weld & Co., and Shields & Co. offered publicly
on Feb. 16 an issue of $8,000,000 of the company's 4%%
first mortgage bonds, series
F, due Feb. 1, 1991f at
102.547% to yield 4.47%. The group was awarded the
issue at competitive sale on Feb. 15 on a bid of 101.81%
ownership and
after
is
^employ the patented- Reclaimator process de¬
by
company
•
will
Co.,
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
Reclaiming Co., Inc.—Joint Venture—
which
&
$800,000,000.—V.
compared
A joint venture agreement between U. S. Rubber Reclaiming Co., Inc.,
Buffalo, and Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., of England, to build a $2,100,000
rubber reclaimirg plant near Liverpool, Eng., was announced on Feb. 15.
veloped
Co.,
mutual
three
Long
$5,076,265
U.
Management
Inc.,
Inc.,
West Texas Utilities Co.
in
and
750.
p,
Fund,
Co.,
&
fund. It has been active in the investment management field
years
and is investment advisor to Fundamental Investors,
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc. and Diversified Growth Stock
mitting,
acquisitions.
strengthened
Long
favorable
as
making
or
W.
36
Fund,
company's
consequence,
it is believed the company has
the opportunity to issue new common stock
it
funds
prior
hold
and
In
to
for
aware
its
convertible
additional
porate
been
with
depress
available
debentures
as
issue
stock.
common
had
has
company
ferred
Westminster
of
Hugh
the
to
Inc.,
number
dollars
board
of
the
preferred
deem
may
range
share.
a
sell
$157.25.
i!
the
ADVISOR—Investors
be
at the annual meeting,
to purchase
preferred
period of years, in such
not exceeding $160 a share, as the man¬
prices,
$170
would
would
fpr
an
market
to
stockholder
the
of
over
financial
the
years
stockholders
so.
approve
intention
times
at
and
past
preferred
by
preferred
to
stockholders
is
it
sales
No
wished
the
of
man
chairman
program,
"If
;'v
the best interests of both the preferred
serve
stockholders.
common
adversely
amounted
856,655
common
period.
For
or
29
cents
the
a
and stops on a number of defense, missile
which require housings, carrying
produced a lower than anticipated volumq\,
affected earnings, he. said.
programs
This
the
average
comparable
share
equal
$100;874
to
shares,
based
on
year-ago
682,902
12
to
number
period
shares,
cents
a
share
outstanding,
on
the
during
thie
earnings were $197,523
the average number out¬
standing during that period. The increase in the. average number tff
shares outstanding
between the two periods stems from acquisitions
made
in
by
the
company
and
the
public
sale
of
125,000
common
shares
>
May, I960.—V. 192, p. 1958.
date.
Giving
efiecfc to the sale and issuance of the 100,000 shares offered hereunder,
the outstanding stock will total 257,000 shares.
TRANSFER
Spring
AGENT—Bank
Street,
Los
Angeles,
REGISTRAR—Citizens
America
oi
N.
said
on
T.
S.
&
660
South
457
A.,
South
Calif.
National
Trust
Savings Bank,
and
Spring Street, Los Angeles, Calif.—V. 193,
541.
p.
Western Auto Supply Co. (Mo.)—Sales Lower—
Month of
January—
1961'
Sales
—V.
1960
$16,851,000 $17,436,000
193,
243.
p.
-V
Westminster
Fund,
Inc.—Capital
Stock
Offered—
Kidder, Peabody & Co. is dealer-manager of a group
that is offering shares of Westminster Fund, Inc. capital
stock in exchange for the shares of selected quality
companies, particularly those with good growth poten¬
tials.
the
The
fund
basis
for
the
of
each
exchange will
of market
$12.50
be
share
one
value
'
of
securities
of
received.
fund
The
of
blocks
capital
their
securities
participants
benefits
of
to provide to investors owning large
opportunity to diversify their holdings without
gains tax
liability on the exchange. By
organized
an
Federal
exchanging
become
been
has
securities
incurring
in
management.
-v«v
exchange
V
value
of
deposited
will
not
least
at
S:
jli
ih
sible
long-term
assets
of
the
in
common
in
preferred
ment
or
The
common
tv
has
good
stocks
will
have
the
investment
will
stocks,
securities
one
more
or
$25,000.
having
a
accepted
by
the
the
of
The
market
and
fund
to
seek
income. It
comply
is
is
expected
dends
fund.
pos¬
that
the
will
fund
taxes
on
net
investment
out of available assets,
cash,
of
is
initial
its
portfolio
stock, of
common
the Internal
presently
govern¬
of
the
year
fund
to
believes
distribute
income
Revenue
anticipated
the
any
to
thus
to
and
Code
that
relating
these
divi¬
be in the form of additional shares at net asset
value, or
the option of the shareholder. By following this policy,
expects to be relieved of tne payment of Federal income
REDEMPTION—The
is
It
investment
any
at
capital gains distributed
It
in
into
policy of the fund each
substantially all of its investment
companies.
of
casn.
the
is
with special provisions
cash,
the
inclusion
convertible
permits
obligations
holding of
for
securities
charter
company which the management
than average growth potentials.
investment
in
the
or
quality
better
shareholders
to
fund's
bonds and
The
corporate
consider
or
/anticipated
although
it
that
income
to
fund
its
is
and
on
net
any
realized
long-term
shareholders.
required
to
redeem
to
redeem
at
net
asset
value,
all shares of the fund delivered for redemption.
the
fund
will
normally redeem shares
for
reserves
the
right
shares,
wholly
or
partly, in portfolio securities.
OFFICERS—Howard
C.
Sheperd,
formerly
president
^of the board of The First National City Bank of
>
largely
exclusively.
stocks,
POLICY—It
fo
objective
capital and
be
instrumentality
fund
hi
IV
will
invested in quality common stocks
of companies which are believed by
the management to have good
growth potentials, but there is no requirement that the fund invest
n\
''
of
unless
deposited
are
investment
will
investors
which
professional
-
consummated
growth
fund
fund,
portfolio
experienced
aggregate
market
value
of
an
investor must be at least
$30,000,000
PURPOSE—The
i)
by
be
the
of
s.iares
and
'^;
-
REQUIREMENTS—Thq
securities
for
securities
a
diversification
.
j
.
'
.
New
•
and
York,
chairman
is
chair-
You
give
with every
to
the
food
and
friendship,
$1 package
world's
CARE Food
you
send
hungry thru the
Crusade, New York
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£
%
Volume
193
Number
6031
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chronicle
(855)
55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
'
Clarke
'
offered
District
Bond
American Trust Co., of San
Francisco.
issue of $3,800,^
natural
series
system
gas
1961
bonds
revenue,
to'a
sold
was
Los
syndicate headed by Alvis & Co.
•
vig,
follows: J. M. Dain & Co.,
Feters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.,
Sears
&
Co., * Pier sol,
O'Brien & Adams, Inc., Southern
Bond Co., Clement A.
Evans &
Co., Inc., Sutro Bros. & Co., Herb¬
J.
Angeles
bids
Angeles,
March
until
tion
9
for
1962
to
1986
bonds.
on
Feb.
7
p.
3
Bond
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
p.m.
(MST)
sealed
March
on
until
6
for
A bonds. Dated
the
office.
Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfpld & Divelbess, of Phoenix.
street
and
series
1961
10
Principal
Mesa
Bond
tion
10
for
the
school bonds.
Due
inclusive.
(J-J)
Treasurer's
office.
$320,000
from
interest
County
fy V from
360.000
&
the
Ralph
—
(MST)
bonds.
1961.
Due
1981
Dated
June
on
inclusive.
1
of
purchase
power
Feb.
from
Principal
Gust,
Rosenfeld
&
Divelbess, of Phoenix.
Tucson,
series
3V2S.
Due
33/4S.
Due
A
C
and
—
p.
&
4s, at
a
A., of San Francisco,
price of 101.428, a basis
about 3.83%.
of
Ivanhoe Public
Tulare
on
Utility District,
Feb.
6—v.
National
aque¬
offered
bonds
p.
542—were
Security-First
193,
The
1
City
bids
28
Offering
Clerk,
until
for
water
Mary Fields,
receive sealed
Bank, of Los Angeles.
will
10
a.m.
(MST)
Feb.
on
the
purchase of $5,000,000
revenue, series 1961 bonds.
Dated
March
March
1
from
sive. Callable
1.
1961.
1962
to
Due
1991
inclu¬
of March 1,
as
on
1971.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the City Finance Director's
office. Legality approved by Chap¬
man &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Yuma County School District
No. 13 (P. O. Yuma), Ariz.
...
White, Weld
on
,
Marcii
until
7
p.
Bond
on
will
receive
York
York
for
11
the
(MST)
a.m.
of
purchase
April 1 from 1972 to 1999
Callable as of April 1,
offered
on
Feb.
6—v.
approved by Dawson, Nagel, Sher¬
man
&
at
the
the purchase
for
1962
to
1991
■
193,
were
CALIFORNIA
on
1960,
Feb.
A
7—v.
193,
bonds of¬
p.
647—
awarded to Glore, Forgan &
Crocker-Anglo National
Bank of San Francisco, jointly, at
a
price of 100 047, a net interest
cost cf about 3.20%, as follows:
Co., and
Alameda County Flood Control
and Water Conservation Dist.
(P. O. Oakland), Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
No. 6 issue of
$300,000
.
zone
1954, series F bonds
$240,000
as
3s.
Due
on
1
to* 1973
inclusive.
cate were
follows:
as
the
of
&
syndi¬
Bond
Sale—The $296,000
construction bonds offered
7—v.
to
193,
The
a
school
on
Feb.
427—were awarded
Harris Trust & Savings
Francis
I.
&
Co., jointly, as 3V2S, at
price of 100.15, a basis of about
3.48%.
Weil,
Inc.,
Cook
Feb.
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
15
Feb.
April 15 from 1962 to
Principal
bidder.
Charles
1971 in¬
and
payable at any bank
pany designated
by
ful
on
facilities
revenue
15, 1961. Due
Dated
interest
trust
or
the
com¬
success¬
Legality approved by
&
Trauernicht,
St.
of
Louis.
Chicago, III.
Bond Offering—Alvin L.
City
Comptroller,
will
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
Weber,
receive
(CST) on
purchase of $30,system rev¬
waterworks
certificates
bonds.
on
for the
1
000,000
of
indebtedness
March
Dated
15, 1961. Due
March 15 from 1962 to 1985 in¬
clusive.
Principal
interest
and
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
Allynl;
urer's' office.
Legality approved
Company of
Chapman
by
Cutler,
&
of
Chi¬
cago.
East
Roth
St.
Louis,
III.
from 1963 to 1965 inclusive.
Co.j
Irving
&
50,000
Roberts, and Thomas M.
GEORGIA
Lake
(P. O. 500 Fulton County Administration
Building
v.
Bond
3),
Offering
—
.
1,
on
Due
Nov.
1
inclusive.
1971
to
County School Dist. No. 109.
O. Deerfield), III.
Bond Sale—The
—v.:
Paul D. West,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on March 7 for the
of
$3,300,000 'school
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961.
Due
on
April 1 from 1962 to 1981 in¬
purchase
and
Nov.
$350,000 school
building bonds offered on Feb. 6
.
Ga.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Principal
on
Due
(P.
165,
Avenue, S. W.,
Atlanta
3s.
as
from .1968
-
Fulton County, County School Dist.
3V8S.
as
1966 and 1967.
& Co.
125,000
awarded
543—were
p.
Bacon, Whipple & Co., and
Chapman, Howe & Co., jointly, at
a
price of 100.056, a net interest
cost of about
$75,000
150,000
2.97%,
3VsS.
as
from
interest
of Georgia, in Atlanta. Le¬
approved
by
Spaldin?,
Sibley,
Troutman,
Meadow
&
193,
to
1961
to
2%s.
as
as
Due
follows:
Dec.
on
1
inclusive.
1963
Due
Dec.
on
1
from 1964 to 1969 inclusive.
125,000
pany
3V8S.
as
1970 to
from
Due
1974
Dec.
on
1
inclusive.
gality
St.
Clair County
No.
Sale
—
The
$8,600,000
building and equipment
revenue, series 1961 bonds offered
on
Feb. 14—v. 193, p. 648—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
White, Weld & Co., at a price of
100.007, a
net interest cost of
about 3.20%, as follows:
$1,995,000
2,915,000
from
1, Ceasar Rodney (P. O.
as
4s. Due on March 1
Offering
—
William
building
1,
1961.
from 1962 to
bonds.
Due
on
1
B.
Dated
March
1984 inclusive.
cipal and interest
(M-S)
as 3s. Due on March 1
1968 to 1974 inclusive. -
as 3.20s.
from 1975 to
2,545,000
Simpson, Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 2:30 p.m; (EST) on Feb.
28 for the
purchase of $570,000
March
(CST)
purchase of $64,-
Commerce Trust Co^ of Kansas
Bond Sale—The $233,000 judg¬
City, Clement A. Evans & Co.,
ment
funding bonds offered V on
Inc., Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.,
Feb.
8
v.
193, p.
543 — were
Rand & Co., Tripp & Co., Stranaawarded to John Nuveen & Co.,
han. Harris & Co., H. V. Sattley
at a price of 100.004, a net inter¬
&
Co., Inc., Provident Bank of est
cost of about 3.09%, as follows:
Cincinnati, Prendergast, Fahey &
Co., Inc., Sullivan, Nelson & Goss $58,000 as 3V2S. Due on Nov. 1
School District
(P. O. Belleville), III.1
175
Offering—Robert J. Rich-
ter, Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 20 for
the purchase of $298,500 building
bonds. Dated March 15, 1961. Due
on
from
1
Dec.
clusive.
1963
Principal
to
1980
and
in¬
interest
payable at the First Na¬
of Belleville. Legal¬
(J-D)
tional Bank,
ity approved by Charles & Trau¬
ernicht, of St. Louis.
1
Prin¬
payable
at the Farmers Bank of Delaware,
as
follows: Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc., Lehman Brothers, Phelps,
Fenn & Co., Shields & Co., Store
&
Webster
Allvn
&
Securities
Co..
A.
C
Co., Inc., Paine, Webber,
Jackson
&
Weeks,
F.
Curtis.
S.
Hornblower
Moseley
&
&
Co.,
County Township High
218 (P. O.
School District No.
Georgetown), III.
on March
1979 inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
were
Vermilion
Due
1,145,000 as 3V4S. Due on March
1, 1980 and 1981.
of
school
the
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
Camden-Wyoming Avenue,
Camden), Del.
Bond
Com¬
A. C.
Co., Inc., Trust
Georgia, Atlanta, Leedy, Wheeler
& Alleman, Inc., Pierce, Carrison,
Wulbern, Inc.,
Beil
&
Hough,
Bond
p.
Bank, of Chicago, and
duPont
for
clusive.
enue
June 1
on
hospital
State Consolidated School District
inclusive.
series
1971
members
parking
bonds.
March
June
Georgia State Hospital Authority
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
(P. O. Smyrna), Del.
Sale—The $715,000 school
election
3VsS. Due
as
from
Other
Smyrna Special School District
Orange County, Calif.
fered
.
on
000
Bond
Orange Unified School District,
Bond
Due
20
Smith, of Atlanta.
Howard, of Denver.
No.
of Arizona Co.
'
bids
City Bank, of New
of $9,000,000 department of water and
power 1961 revenue bonds. Dated
March 1, 1961. Due on March 1
from
542—were awarded to The First
\
1
3s.
(A-O) payable at the Trust Com¬
DELAWARE
City, 55 Wall Street, New
City, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
March
8—
clusive.
of the Board of
Commissioners,
sealed
Feb.
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
1,905,000
Mil¬
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, in New York City. Legality
Power
First National
$6,000,000
on
follows:
as
as
Central
general obligation
water bonds. Dated April 1, 1961.
Offering—Joseph L. Wil¬
Water and
$4,095,000
-
$15,000,000
Due
The
—
offered
be received until 8 p.m.
Feb.
&
City and County, Colo.
Oirering—Robert S.
Angeles, Calif.
liams, Secretary
Eend Sale—The $585,000 school
bonds
Los
•
—
Sale
bonds
Arch W.
& Co.;
bids
sealed
Budd
Belleville, III.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
on
1981.
$85,000
improvement
Jan.
on
Secretary of the Board-of
Commissioners, will receive
lar,
tax
inclusive.
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
duct
Due
1978.
Water
S.
T.
1,
*
Bond
Bond
school
-
of America
to The Bank
N.
Jan.
on
Lucas, Eisen &
Wackerle, Inc., and Hannifen, Im-
on
special
Clearwater), Fla.
hoff & Samford.
Bond
a.m.
pur¬
Pinellas County Special Tax School
District No. 1 (P. O.
•
M. Dain
J.
were
—
1
1976.
follows:
as
11
for the
$15,000,000
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.,
1
offered
Due
.
and
—
Jan.
on
Other members of the syndicate
were
Denver
542
awarded
awarded " to
Ariz.
bonds
193,
v.
Due
3y2s.
as
1977 and
1
Feb.
on
3.40s.
and
325.000
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
as
3V4S.
as
1975
1
Feb.
on
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
from 1972 to 1974 inclusive.
Sale—The $219,000 school
Feb.. 7
in¬
and
(J-D) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
by
Feb.
on
as
270.000
1969 inclusive.
1962 to
as
Bond
1,
1962 to
terest
proved
Due
1971
Jan. 1, 1968.
on
3s. Due
to
285,000
-
follows:
as
Jan. 1, 1966
on
4s. Due
as
1569
Cypress School District, Orange
as
$400,000 electric light and
revenue
225,000
County, Calif.
bids until 8:30 p.m.
for
were
—
•from 1974 to 1981 inclusive.
*
■
Eggleston, City Clerk, will receive
28
647
composed of
a
5s. Due
as
as
of
until
14
syndicate
a
7 and 1967.
65,000
O. Calhoun,
Affairs, will
school district No. 1 bonds.
2660
p.
price of 100.0072,
interest cost of about 3.43%,
$115,000
ap-,,
Rosenfeld
Offering
Feb.
3.69%,
33/4s.
as
180.000
1963 to
Safford, Ariz.
sealed
p.
group
to
192,
follows:
;
Los
Divelbess, of Phoenix.
Bond
a
cost of about
$85,000
Legality
Gust,
by
to
the
at
193,
v.
—
and
Principal
payable
proved
on
elec¬
7—v.
awarded
Angeles, at
net
a
Feb.
on
—were
as
$860,000
building,
offered
Security-First National Bank,
Angeles, R. H. Moulton &
Co., and William R. Staats & Co.,
at a price of 100.010, a net interest
of
J.
chase
bids
March
on
about 3.04%,
$1,285,000
series D bonds
Co.,
ILLINOIS
193, p. 543—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Shields & Co., and
John Nuveen & Co., at a price of
100.118, a net interest cost of
The
—
&
pany.
v.
(P. O. 176 S. Grant
Sa'ie
sealed
(EST)
of
as
Avenue, Littleton), Colo.
Bond
District,
7
1, 1961.
1971
from
Callable
Angeles.
No. 6
;
1958, series F and election
series A bonds offered on
April
on
of
Dated April
July 1
on
(MST)
a.m.
purchase
inclusive.
Arapahoe County School District
The
Leavitt, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids until 11
July 1 from 1962
COLORADO
1982 in¬
School
Union
Sale—The
awarded
3
of Los
and
1960,
Co.
(P. O. Holbrook), Ariz.
Bend
Offering — Dorothy
$1,500,000
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
Oransze County, Calif.
Refsnes, Ely, Beck
Navajo County Sch. Dist. No.
of
bonds. Dated Jan.
on
Dinkins
Offering—L.
receive
July 1, 1970. Interest J-J. Legality
.
Jan.
on
1986
Los
$25,000
offered
1961. Due
to
Feb.
bonds
purchase
revenue
Goodbody & Co., Bache & Co.,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., Wm.
E. Pollock & Co., Inc., Bramhill;
Falion
&
Co.,
Inc., ^Johnston,
Lemon & Co., The Ohio Company,
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.,
Rowles, Winston & Co., Eddleman,
Pollok & Fosdick, Inc., Hattier &
Sanford, M. E, Saunders & Co.,Inc., Alester G. Furman Co., Ladd
Street, Jacksonville), Fla.
headed by the California Bank, of
highway improvement,
sold to
was
&
w
the
school
Costa
:
of
Stanislaus
1962 to
Parking
the
cisco.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable' at the County Treasurer's
Florence, Ariz.
1,
April 1, 1961. Due
from
1
of
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, H.errington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
sive.
issue
April
on
clusive.
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due
on July 1 from 1963 to 1974 inclu¬
Sale—An
for
parking
p.m.
(PST) on Feb. 28 for the
purchase of $185,000 school, series
purchase of $60 090 school build¬
Bond.
Clerk
reve¬
Duval County Board of Public
Instruction (P. O. 330 East Bay
Bond
Offering—Thomas C. Mc-
2
2
•'»
sewer
Director of Business
Authority, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (PST) on March 15
on
bids at his office in Modesto, until
Supervisors,
bids
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
(P. O. Si. Johns), Ariz.
Offering: — Ben Burgess,
$2,200,000 water and
nue, series C bonds.
Authority,
California
were
—
for
28
1974 inclusive. Prin¬
Santa Monica Parking
Mahon,
647
Feb.
on
cf $330,000 school
April 1, 1961. Due
(A-O) payable
County Treasurer's office.
the
at
County, Calif.
Offering — L. W. Bither,
Bend
v
Dated
Daytona Beach, Fla.
Bond Offering—Rhea B.
Mordt,
City Clerk, will receivel sealed
bids April 6 for the purchase of
cipal and interest
Dated
offered
Ceres School District,
purchase
from 1962 to
elec¬
awarded to Schwabacher & Co.
ARIZONA
County School District
office in Fresno, until
a.m.
bonds.
of
$300,000 water¬
193,
v.
—
Dover. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn &
Mc¬
Carthy, of New York City. 7
FLORIDA
(PST)
the
on
April 1 from
bonds
revenue
O.
10:30
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
(P.
in
Counties),
bids at his
Carlsbad, Calif.
works
Tulare
Offering — J. L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
Inc., Phillips-Galtney & Co,, Dorsey & Co., Inc., Lewis & Companv,
Gates, Carter & Co., and John R.
Nunnery & Co.
15
Bond
\
purchase
series D
1957,
April 1, 1S61. Due
Co., Inc., Herman
Bensdorf & Co., Bullington-Schas
& Co., Leftwich & Ross, Stubbs,
Watkins & Lombardo, Inc., Hugo
Marx & Co., Berney Perry & Co.,
No.
Fresno and
,
obligation
genetal
Feb.
on
California
(PST)
a.m.
the
Due
Reedley Joint School Dist.
.
will receive
office in Los
at, his
14
$191,000,
Sims,&
Apache
•
,
Calif.
County,
Clerk,
County
sealed
Draper,
ert
~
3!4s.
as
;from 1968 to 1977 inclusive.
-
,
"Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Other members of the syndicate
Were as
"
:
'•
'i
■
.*•
'•
i
Bassett School..District,
>'
•
...
000
475,000
awarded to The Wells Fargo
Bank
(P. O. Grove Hill), Ala.
Sa!e—An
Feb. 7—v. 193, p. 426—
on
were
and Mobile Counties Gas
Bond
Sale—The $575,000
school
offered on Feb. 9
—v. 193, p. 543—were awarded io
John Nuveen
& Co., and Stern
building bonds
Brothers &
of
Co., jointly, at a price
a net interest cost of
3.28%, as follows:
100.0515,
about
$180,000
as
from
30,000
as
1974.
3Y8S.
Due on
1962 to 1973
3Y4S.
Due
Dec.- 1
inclusive.
on
Dec.
l,-~
56
120,000
3%s.
as
from
75,000
The Commercial and Financial
(856)
1975
Due
1979 and
on
Bond
1,
Dec.
1980.
Metropolitan School
District, Ind.
Offering — Everett Foust,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
11
(CST) on Feb. 24 for the
purchase of $91,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Feb, 1, 1961. Due
a.m.
semi-annually
to Jan.
and
from
July
1962
1,
(J-J)
sive.
Legality approved by Ban¬
nister,
Carpenter,
A h 1 e r s
&
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Banking
Company
of
Pendleton.
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
of
Warsaw
Ice
&
Community Consolidated
East
193,
Oct.
price
100.46,
basis
a
about
of
Street,
aid
1961
K.
bonds
193,
—v.
J.
000
offered
Feb.
on
Brown
&
IOWA
Sale
Bond
Iowa
An
—
Jan. 19
3s, at
as
basis
2.97%.•
Sale
>
"
An
—
■■■
issue
of
$16,003 special assessment sewer
improvement bonds offered at the
time
Trust
sold to the Peoples
was
&
Bank )qf
Savings
In-
dianola.
Britt, Iowa
Sale—The
Bond
offered
427
p.
bonds.
Dated
&
Cutler,
sewer
6—v.
awarded
were
—
$96,000
1.93,
The
to
Bankers
a
group
Bond
com¬
/
Clark
Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Feb. 23
030
for the purchase of
$255,improvement assessment, East¬
land
subdivision
Park
project
A
bonds.
Due
sekver,
Dated
Feb.
1,
1
Feb.
on
Bank,
yield 1.50% to 4.20%.
on
bid
a
of
100.009%
the
for
costft of 3.122% to the City.
bonds,
which
1863
to
from
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the Cen¬
tral Bank, in Lexington. Legality
of Detroit."
being
are
sealed
City
bids
March
on
the
valorem
1975
subject
to
taxation
by
to
as
amount.
or
Other members of the syndicate
were as follows:
Morgan Guaranty
Company of New York;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Lehman
Brothers; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Harris
Trust
and
Savings
Bank;
The
Comnany; Chemi¬
Northern Trust
Bank
New
York
Kidder,
Stone
&
Trust
Peabody
Com¬
&
Co.;
Securities
Webster
Company,
First
Baltimore,
National
Bank
Md.;
The
of
Oregon;
Corporation;
Equitable Securities
Bend Offering —- Clara Luken,
Secretary of the Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
school
until 2 p.m.
headed
the
(CST)
purchase
March 2 for
on
of
$758,000
school
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Due
Nov.
on
1
from
1963
1980
to
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
Mercantile Trust Company; R. W,
Pressprich & Co.; John Nvveen &
Co.
(Incorporated);
B.
J.
Van
Ingen & Co., Inc.; Wertheim &
Co.
until
general obligation
fered
Halsey,
price
Feb.
on
supply and sewage dis¬
system revenue, series B
able
the
at
Company,
Stuart
of
100.0128,
cost of about
$50,000
Co.
&
2.98%,
3V2S.
as
as
Due
at a
interest
234s.
as
from
1965
'125,000
from
100,000
to
3s.
as
Due
1971
Due
1972 to
1
.
Nov.
on
$37,003
4.33%,
550.000
Nov.
1
Nov.
on
1967
Bend
Sale—The
improvement
Feb.
6
v.
193,
320,000
from
1987
cate
1
L.
Bank & Trust
2.20s,
at
543
United
1991
to
as
&
come,
Paddock &
Bond
—
the
the
follows:
of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 28 for
purchase of $684,000 school
building bonds.
Dated March 1,
the
1961.
Due
on
Nov.
1980 inclusive.
by
Chapman
1
from
1962 to
Legality approved
& Cutler, of Chi¬
cago.
and
3.40s,
as
Loker.
at
W.
Reinhart & Co.
price
a
of
&
Co..
100.5199,
inclusive.
Bond
alty
Feb.
Safe
road
6
'—
awarded
—
fund
basis
Mass.
p.
245
Scharff &
District No.
roy¬
offered
—
on
were
Jones, Inc.
South
Bend
check,
ceive
Hadlsy, Mass.
Offering—Anne
Town
(P. O.
Alexandria), La.
Sale—The $589,000 school
bonds offered on Feb. 8—v.
193,
p. 427—were awarded to a
group
composed of The Equitable Se¬
curities Corporation, Ladd Dinkins
&
Co., and Crane Investment Co.,
at a price of
100.006, a net interest
ccst of
about
$439,000
3.15%,
as
follows:
as 314s. Due on Aoril
15
from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
headed
a
bids
the
c/o
purchase
project
lean,
March
15
interest
Sava-
will
the
re¬
New
the
of $1,311000
act
of
1962
Principal
at
428—
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
price of 100.0437, a net
5s.
as
from
360,000
1961
1965
370,000
Other
Due
June
on
June
on
1986
members
1
1
inclusive,
Due
1982 to
June
on
inclusive,
19S1
4s.
as
1
inclusive,
Due
1978 to
from
on
1977
37/sS.
as
from
June
Due
to
1
inclusive,
1970
to
1971
June
on
1964
334s.
as
from
as
5/:%•
Due
to
3V2S.
as
from
530,000
3.87%,
/•'■'•'
!■"
$200,000
cate
about
of
cost
.follows:
1
inclusive.
of
the
syndi¬
follows'.""
Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
R. S.
Dickson & Co.;
Shearson,
Hammill & Co.; Ryan, Sutherland
& Co., and Martin & Co.
or
trust
the
by
suc¬
were
as
Legality approved
Paddock
&
Southgaie, Mich.
$45,000 special
assessment public alley improve¬
Bond
Sale—The
1961 bonds offered
ment
Feb. 8
on
193, p. 649—were awarded to
Security Bank of Southgate.
—7.
The
Sale—The
Bond
eral
obligation
system
bends
193,
$300,000
offered
Feb.
on
7
649—were awarded to
p.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. inc., at a
price of 100.029, a net interest cost
cf about 3.39%, as follows:
$55,000
3V2S'.
as
from
1961
Due
to
3s.
as
1965
Due
Oct.
on
Wayne, Mich.
gen¬
disposal
sewage
Bond
ing
175,000
3V2S.
as
Due
on
1873
1980
to
649—were awarded to 'Ken -
p.
1
inclusive.
No.
16
1948
to
(P.
improvement
1861.
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1974
terest
(J-D)
Jan..
from
1861
to
payable at
any
60,000
Paddock
from
to
to
1981
4.10s.
1882 to
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
on
Feb.
1
1975
Feb.
1
inclusive.
Feb. 1
on
from
inclusive.
Due
on
Feb.
1
1990 inclusive.
by
&
Laihrv.p, Mich.
City
on
Due
4s. Due
Mabel, Minn.
Bond Offering
Bond
about
of
1970 inclusive.
as
150,000
price of
a
cost
Due
to
3 83s.
1971
as
1976
bank
trust company designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
or.
approved
1963
as
from
in¬
Co., at
3,60s.
as
50,000
&
follows:
as
from
1,
1
O. Spring Lake
Minn.
interest
net
a
$55,000
special
Dated
Principal and
a
544—were awarded to
p.
Nuveen
4.14%,
1983
interest
and
193,
John
par,
bonds.
at
Bond Sale—The $315,000 school
building bonds offered on Feb. 7
ski, City Clerk, will receive sealed
street
Co.,
MINNESOTA
—v.
Offering—Marie K. Filar-
assessment
&
Park),
Oct.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Bend
7—v.
Fridley, Blaine and Spring Lake
Park Independent School D'st,
1
"
from
pav¬
Feb.
on.
MacArthur
price of 100.04.
1
Oct.
$108,000
offered
ower,
inclusive.
on
Sale—The
bonds
193,
15, 1861. Due
from
bonds
syndicate
a
by
Inc., at
193,
to
zog,
Offering—Frank C. Derby,
Clerk,
receive
will
Village
sealed
Kenneth Her-
—
Clerk,
will receive
(CST) 011
bids until 3 p.m.
ton.
27
bids until 7:20 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
for
the purchase of $230,000
March 1 for the purchase of $225,000
nursing home
1961
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on
April
Boston.
general obligation sanitary sewer
bonds. Dated March 1, 1981. Due
Principal and interest (A-O)
New
England
Merchants National Bank, of Bos¬
Legality anproved by Storey.
Thcrndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
West
1230
Bond
bank
at any
cessful bidder.
1961
E.
Treasurer,
sealed
for
Big Island School
50
I awarded
were
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
6
for
the
purchase of $245,000
of about 3.28%.
payable
$2U0.000
bonds
193,
v.
to
The
(EST)
purchase of
designated
company
—
inclusive.
Cameron), La.
1
p.
Feb. 7-—v.
on
Principal/'and interest
(J-J) payable
90,000
Sale
The $310,000 town
building and library bonds
offered cn Feb. 7—v. 193, p. 649—
were awarded to
Smith, Barney Ik
Co., as 3.30s. at a price of 100.099,
a
Watling,
—
receive
$50,000 water supply system rev¬
enue
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Due on July 1 from 1962 to 1881
a
3.35%.
bonds. Dated March
(P. O.
will
the
245
193, p.
to
Roseville School District, Mich
Bond Sale
The $2,000,000
II.
office
on
Cameron Parish
for
21
31—v.
awarded
540,000
City
Feb.
Jan.
on
were
Lerchen & Co.
pay¬
bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
fered
—
Trust
Thomas
Crcn,
Clerk,
Stone, of Detroit.
Park
Municipal Building
Authority, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 muni—
ipal building revenue bonds of¬
City, Mich.
—•
or
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
by
from 1366 to 1972 inclusive.
syndi¬
Robert
Co.; Weil, Roth &
Geo. Musekamp Co.;
Sparrow
Maynard,
Walter,
&
Co.,
28
were
Home
Board
Day,
&
sealed
com¬
&
John
on
Offering—Alice N. Whitof
&
(J-J).
Bank
Ottering
bank
any
designated by the
company
Oak
of Jackson.
Legality
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
approved
—v.
group
Sachs
England Merchants National Bank,
30 State Street, second floor, Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb
Community
(P. O. Northwood), Iowa
Secretary
1
Heimerdinger;
Rapides Parish,
Bond
Sept.
a
Irving' Co.;
Security & Bond Co.; Westheimer
& Co.; Fox, Reusch &
Co., and
Northwood-Kensett
f
1
to
648
p.
Dillon, Union Securities
Co., Tucker, Anthony & R L.
inclusive.
basis of about 2.19%.
Sch. Dist.
Sept.
on
of
193,
bondi
Eastman
school
Co., of Mason City,
price of 100.001, a
a
Due
members
were
Connors
street
offered
p.
on
on
1986 inclusive.
4%s.
as
1959
Goldman,
Bond
Sept.
1
inclusive.
Due
1974 to
of
1
LOUISIANA
$93,000
The
Sept.
on
posed.
Feb.
basis of about
1973
414s.
as
from
Iowa
bonds
to
—
awarded
as
City,
&
follows:
Due
to
of
awarded
—
Hinsch
Due
4s.
as
from
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
Mason
A.
as
41/2S.
as
Wcody
1
inclusive.
on
Due
about
Other
Nov.
1976 inclusive.
3.10s.
as
cf
follows:
on
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive.
165,000
—were
648
p.
syndicate
Co.,
Inc.,
and
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., at a
price of 100.002, a net interest cost
to
Inc.,
net
a
on
a
Charles
by
183,003
sold
was
to
City
at
Greenville, Mich.
8—v.
offered
on
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on
July 1 from 1962 to 1985 inclusive.
$695,000 Dalton
act
bonds of¬
193,
v.
—
awarded
lean
sewerage
Hamil¬
(EST)
p.m.
Principal and interest
payable
in¬
and6 ^interest
Principal
(M-S)
3
Due
1983
to
building and site, series
C00 water
posal
clusive.
1, 1861.
1964
offered
March 2 for the purchase of $385,-
Miller, Canfield,
btcne, of Detroit.
MASSACHUSETTS
$1,150:300
revenue
Feb. 13
on
were
$440,0C'0
bonds of¬
sewer
13
building
7:30
from
1
Feb.
$550,000
/; series
sewer
Dated March
March
sealed
on
Legality
Buchanan, Mich.
Offering — Betty
by
Bond Sa'e—The
The
—
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
Marshalltown, Iowa
Bond Sale—An issue bf
fered
Sale
bidder.
by
Leutscher,
receive
will
water,
«
bonds.
on
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Carson
Hutzler: Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Mercantile-Safe Deposit and Trust
designated
ton, City Clerk/will receive sealed
bids
storm
by
Cor¬
Fenn
&
Co.;
Alex.
Sons; Salomon Bros. &
the
successful
poration; Lazard Freres & Co.
&
for
company
Bend
Clerk,
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
28 for
the
purchase of
dock &
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at any bank
trust
City
proved
inclusive.
the
principal and
bonds, upon all real
City without limitation
rate
Russell, Ky.
Bond
6
Cudlip, of Detroit.
Muskegon, Mich.
receive
will
7:30
designated by the
Legality ap¬
Bend Offering—A. J.
Man¬
$228,000
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
1,
196Q. Due on Oct. 1 from 1961 to
the
pay
property
ad
Clerk,
until
any
bidder.
successful
Big Rapids, Michi
Offering — R.
D.
Bond
Kean &
trust
.
Paddock &
to
1975 inclu¬
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
obligated
taxes,
Due
designated by the successful
pany
Dalton, Mass.
Community School
District, Iowa
to
approved
approved by Grafton, Ferguson &
Marcus
1961
1860.
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at any bank or trust com¬
Fleischer, of Louisville.
Carletcn D. Beh Co.
1,
1 from
Oct.
Nov.
interest
bank or
and
at
company
Feb.
on
1979 in¬
to
proved by Dickinson; Wright, Mc-
purchase
Dated
or
interest of the
sealed
of $247,000
highway fund
the
motor vehicle
poses, constitute binding obliga¬
tions of the City of Baltimore and
the
City has the power and is
levy
Rodwell,
receive
21
terest
to
trust
(EST)
for
Principal
payable
Due
1960.
1,
1962
from
1
successful
Mich.
Nov.
Dated
March
on
(M-S)
bids until 7:30 p.m.
chester,
awarded the is¬
was
combination of coupons, a net in¬
terest
Brown
O'f sring—Florence
City
Todd,
on
Trust
Phelps,
'
offered
Company and The
First National City Bank of New
York.
The
bonds
are
priced to
Corporation, Stein Bros. & Boyce,
Bankers Bond Co., as 4s and
2%s,-at a-price of 100.02.
Lexington, Ky.
$32,550,000
54 — were
syndicate headed by
p.
Manhattan
The group
will
bonds.
clusive.
sive.
Trust
and
1981
Feb.
on
to
a
193,
Chase
cal
1961.
bonds
The
pany;
of
Arlington,
price of 100.10,
a
about
of
Additional
awarded
v.
—
awarded to
posed of The Equitable Securities
offered
Co., and the Arling¬
State i, Bank,
jointly,
of $9,000
bonds
sold to The Carle-
was
Beh
D.
same
purchase of $203,-
school
revenue
1961 bonds of¬
Feb. 6—v. 193, p. 543—
on
were
issue
construction
sev/er
a
on
Sale—The $250,000
building
fered
Arlington,
ton
receive
(EST)
Elizabeihtown, Ky.
Bend
ton
Rey¬
Due on Feb. 1 from
2000 inclusive.
Legality
3.32%.
on
will
approved by Chapman
of Chicago.
Co., as 3%s, at a
of 100.46, a basis of about
price
to
M.
1, 1961.
1865
7
of
The
Park,
Clerk,
issued for various municipal pur¬
8 p.m.
revenue
Feb.
543—were awarded to
p.
sewer
City
bonds.
various purpose bonds
15
Legality
Thorndike,
Bond Offering—Frank
193,
Scharff
MARYLAND
—
Storey,
Allen
1960
The
Clerk,
Feb. 28 for the
Sale—The $511,000 school
Bond
City
sealed bids until
Warsaw), Ind.
Fizzell,
&
Edgewood, Ky.
Offering—Irene
BGnd
nolds,
Wayne Township, Civil Township
(P. O. Armory Building, East
Main
1
KENTUCKY
3.32%.
7—v.
to
Monday, February 20, 1961
.
MICHIGAN
Jones, Inc., and Barrow, Leary
Co., jointly.
Le¬
by Stinson, Mag,
Thomson, McEvers
Kansas City.
p.
of
inclusive.
2000
to
543—were awarded to
K. J. Brown & Co., as 3%s, at a
v.
bonds.
revenue
1, 1960. Due on Oct.
1961
Feb.
on
awarded
Sale
Boston.
.
Dodge, of Boston.
114
Sale—The $200,000 school
offered
of
by
&
Consolidated
&
Feb.
Bank,
Palmer
245—were
&
tional
.
approved
p.
sue
Feb. 7—
on
1960
gality approved
Sale—The $187,000 school
Bond
purchase of $787,000 hous¬
system
from
Indiana
building bonds offered
of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 1:15 p.m. (CST) on March 1
Dated
Corporation (P. O.
Main Street, Warsaw),
bonds
15,
Baltimore, Md.
Wesleyan University City
Secretary
mond,
April
on
on
(P. O. Sanina), Kans.
Bond
Offering — Mu.rl Rich¬
ing
School
Bond
Bond
Kansas
Due
1971.
High School District No.
(P. O. Amite), La.
KANSAS
for the
-
and
Tangipahoa Parish
will
Nov. 1 from 1962 to 1977 inclu¬
on
payable at the
Pendleton
Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.
John J.
—
receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 21 for
the purchase of
$900,000 school
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961.
Due
1, 1971 inclusive. Principal
interest
Offering
3s.
as
1970
Bloomers, Secretary of the School
INDIANA
Bond
150,000
District, Iowa
Board,
Pendleton
Community School
inclusive.
Due
3V2S.
as
Pella
1
Dec.
on
1978
to
Chronicle
Bond
ciji Oct.
Boylsion, Mass.
Offering
clusive.
Dorothy
St.
George, Town Treasurer, will
re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
—
c/o
the
New
England Merchants National Bank,
30
State
Street, 2nd Floor, Boston
am. (FST) on Feb. 21
(A-O)
trust
sealed
1 from 1863 to 1990 in¬
Principal
payable at
company
interest
and
any
bank or
designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dickinson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip, of Detroit.
1
from
able at
1861
Montrose,
project
Dated
15
lean,
Jan.
from
act
cf
1948
15, 1961. Due
1962
to
1981
bonds
on
Jan.
inclusive
Principal and interest pavable at
New England Merchants Na¬
the
Bond
Offering
—
sealed
bids until
March
7 for
C00
water
the
8 p.m.
receive
(EST)
on
purchase of $50,-
supply system
revenue
or
inclusive.
pay¬
trust company
by the successful bid¬
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst, of Minneapolis.
Minneapolis Special School District
No.
Bond
Margaret Hel-
1986
der.
Mich.
frieh, Village Clerk* will
bank
any
designated
6, until 11
for the purchase of $535,000 school
to
school
000
to
a
&
and
011
building
Feb.
9
was
1961
sold
of Phelps,
Co., Pame, Webber, Jack¬
group
Fenn &
son
site
offered
bonds
1, Minn.
Sale—An issue of $2 000,-
composed
Curtis,
First
of
Michigan
Volume
193
Number
6031
The Commercial
and
Financial
Chronicle
(857)
Corporation,
Gardner, at
and
Reinholdt
,ln,nn So
price of 100 033,
a
net interest cost of about
2.54%,
& ton" Legality aPProved by Sulli~
a
as
3V4S.
as
Due
Feb;
on
Bond Sale—The
200,000
600,000
3s. Due
as
on
2y4s.
Due
as
from 1965 to
Feb. 1,1964.
on
Feb. 1
1967 inclusive.
on
Feb' 8
~ v' 193' P- ®45 ~
awarded to The Closter National
Bond Offering—John S. Newmiller, Village Treasurer, will re-
ceive
School Dist.
$75,000
Bond
Rrink
will
bi d s until 7' 30
Fph
nn
Richard
—
Dktrirt Clerk
led
sen
Offering
28
$600,000
for
Anril
rwpri
l^from
l
Callable
mirchase
Due
1980
of Anril 1
as
(CST)
building
1961
1964'to
1973
(A-O)
trust
designated
or
Anril
inclusive.
at
bank
of
bonds,
on
cipal and interest
any
E.
rppeive
Dm
the
school
Bond Offering
Minn.
624,
Prin-
payable
company
by the successful bid
Hopla, Secretary of the Board
MISSISSIPPI
Oktibbeha
County,
County Wide
(P. O.
;
.
Starkville), Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
was
bonds
offered
sold to The
$300,000
Feb.
on
7
Hamp Jones Co.
Drury College,
New
York
City.
Bond Sale—An issue of
dormitory
fered
N
J
4
.
Bond Offering—,James D.Geary,
Secretary oi the Board of Educa-
the
the
'TfSt!
nm
oumhaie
Agency,
nance
sive. Principal and interest
payable
at
Bank
Laurel
of
Peoples
Springs. Legality
Hawkins, Delafield
by
Offering
Charles
—
the
Bailey, County Treasurer, will
Fi-
ceive
3-%s, at
price
a
MONTANA
sealed
(EST)
1,
1961.
27 (P. O.
Range), Mont.
Bond Offering — Mrs. Elvia A.
1962
for
Due
1976
to
11
the
pur-
inclusive.
1
In-
the
to
S,'
91
^^noo'generaT
Dated
from
1962
o
t,-i-
'
to
1973
Qn
inclu-
649
p.
awarded
were
—
™
..
to
Bos-
School District
NEW JERSEY
Chatham
392,
Township School District
Chatham), N. J.
(P.
O.
Bond Offering—Elizabeth
"Secretarv °of
son
the
Carlof
Board
Bond
(P. O. Box
1961
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
8
(EST)
p.m.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
the
Chatham
Trust
Co.,
of
Chatham.
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City
j
r
p
,
.
C^CLpc Nlcty
Cape May
R. D.), N. J.
Offering—Jane
for
8
(EST)
p.m.
the
purchase
March
on
of
Dated June 1,
Due
1
June
on
from
1962
to
1960^
1997
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Merchants
(J-D)
National
Bank
of
Cape May.
Le-
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield
&
Wood, of New York City,
New
Jersey
(State of)
Offering—John A. Ker-
Bond
vick, State Treasurer, will receive
sealed
on
bids
March
7
$20,850,000
water
bonds.
on
until
for
the
1979
a.m.
April 1, 1961.
Callable
inclusive.
1968
of
to
of
1988
in¬
April
terest
(A-O)
payable at the
Trenton Trust Company, in Tren-
a
ccmn
O.
i\Af~i
5950 Main
series bonds
7~ Y*
,9 ' ^*
,
Ox
school,
offered
on
,}YerY
.
100.13, a
C7S
2.b7%.
o
8—-v.
^
193,
v
^
649
—
Bank of Long
3VaS
at.
a
ton as 3(4s at
nifl
of
innm
a price of 100.10,
a basis of about 6.26%.
Catskill and Athens Union Free
School District No.
West Main
Bond
p..
1
(P.O.
r\et
Hawkins,
York
Feb. 7—v.
on
•
a
d
r]
649—were
&
on
Feb.
m
awarded
Co.,
King & Co., jointly,
to
and
as
193,
Bacon,
Charles
3.10s, at
a
t,
•
Pr^"
(J-D) payable
Kianover Bank, in New
LeSality approved by
.
Washburn &
Carthy, of New York City.
Mc¬
North Carolina
(State of)
Sale
The
Bond
New
York
interest
1
:
School
N.
1,
bonds
v.
p.
Dist.
Y.
offered
$3,085,0
$3,085,000
Feb
on
8
—
$10,000,000
•
CF-A1
awarded to
a
syndicate headed by the Bankers
Trust Co., of New York, as
3.60s,
at
price
a
of
100.7199,
basis
a
of
cate
members
were
of
the
follows*
as
syndi-
Chase
Bank, of New York; Harris
Trust
&
Savings
Bank
of
Chi-
Roosevelt. & Cross; Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., and Francis L
cago;
Pont
&
1
Co
V
>
Sale—The
$175,000
house 1961 bonds offered
court
Feb.
on
9—v. ,193, p. 650—were awarded
to Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., as
University, Syracuse,
New
York
Sale—The
™itory 1959
011
$2,921,000 dor-
bonds
revenue
FeJ?' 8~v' 193,
gousing^and H°o
e"
m
of-
Finance
par.
T upper Lake, N. Y.
Feb.
9—v,
awarded to
a
193,
Feb.
on
composed
14—v.
awarded
—were
Prin-
joway
g,
Dikeman
of
New
Gal-
York
B (®11Td1^^e^jng
Stillman
Pratt, Village Treasurer, will
sealed
sealed
T.
re-
to
193,
The
William
•»
S.
Morris
& Co.,
InvestStifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Mackadl & Coe> Greene
J16"1 CorP->
In!^
L, ■■
pJf"ce. S(ScurlV<?1 C?r,p7 J' .Le„e
Peeler & Co., McDaniel Lewis &
...
-
.
Bros.
Co., Irving J. Rice & Co.,
Clement A.
Evans
&
Co., Inc!'
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Strader
& Co., Inc.,
Varnedoe, Chisholm
^
Barksdale &
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick,
Inc., Ray Allen, Olsen & Beau¬
mont, Inc., First National Bank &
Trust
Co.,
of
Oklahoma
City,
W^ulbern
Garrison, Wulbern
p.
Co.,
Wyatt,'
Co.,
Inc.,
'
until
3
3
1961.
1990
Due
&
ernment
Commission, will
receive
sealed bids at his nffiee
n Raleno-h
sealed bms at his omce m Ralengh
until
11
(EST)
a.m.
Feb.
on
March 1 from 1962
inclusive. Principal and
28
1A-0)
York>
Bank, of Charlotte.
Legality
approved
by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
Hew York
at
the
Ma-
in
York
by
State
Authority,
New York
Bond Offering—Dillon, Read
&
^uar^
S
:
,
.
joint
group which is being formed, an¬
nounced on Feb. 15 that
negotia¬
are
underway
with
the
for the sale of $100,-
general
revenue
series I, looking to
ing
about
March
expected
that
consist
term
year
of
2006
and
the
a
bonds,
public offer-
1, 1961. It is
offering will
bonds
series
due
serial
in
bonds
Qt
the
in
v.
—
awarded
awarded
bonds
193,
to
to
offered
650
p.
The
Tne
water,
—-
on
were
First-Citizens
mrst-uitizens
Bank & Trust Co., of Smithfield,
at a price of par, a net interest
cost of about 3.74%,
$10,000
10,000
6s. Due
as
to
as
1967
33/4s.
as
on
follows:
June 1 from
inclusive.
Due
June
on
1
NORTH
A.
DAKOTA
Special School District No. 44
(P. O. Starkweather), N. D.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 2
p.m. (CST) on
March
14
for
the
purchase
of
$295,000 school
building bonds.
OHIO
Austintown Local School District
(P.
„
O.
B"ncl
Youngstown),
^ff,®rin8f
Clerk
of
Racek,
~
the
Ohio
Edward
G.
Board
of
noon
(EST) on March 1 for
purchase of $1,155,000 school
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1961.
Due
1931
inclusive.
on
Dec.
from
1
31,000
as
49,000
3%s.
1973
as
to
3Y4S.
Due
June
on
1
1976 inclusive.
Due
June
on
1
4rora 1977 to 1981 inclusive'
Montgomery County (P. O.
Piedmont), N. C.
Offering — W. E. Easterling, Secretary of the Local GovBond
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed
bidsJ at
leigh, until 11
21
for
school
the
his
a.m.
in
of
series
Ra-
on
(EST)
purchase
building,
Dated Dec.
office
Feb.
$750,000
B
bonds.
1, 1960. Due oh June 1
1962 to
Principal and interest (J-D) payable at the Union
^
^
J
national
t
Bank,
al me umon
of
Youngstown.
annrAvPd
prxaiitv
hv
of
c:miire
Cleveland:
Chippewa Township Local School
District (P. O. Doylestown), Ohio
Bond
Clerk
will
Offering
of
the
W. R. Bryan,
—
Board
receive
of
sealed
Education,
bids
until
1
(EST) on March 1 for the
purchase of $445,000 school building bonds. Dated March 1, 1961.
p.m.
_i_
n/r
i-
-«
mot
Puf on De£* -1 f.r01^ 1982 .to, 1988
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Commercial
Pankdn&
-o
souire
&
Trust
—
Company,
in
Dempsey
of
YuVr
Sanderf8 &
cVvll'znd
Cleve and.
Cincinnati City School Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering — Wm.
Mieten-
koetter,
the
from 1968 to 1972 inclusive.
^ ^derwriting
of'
$100^000
Sale—The
from
51'
^
an?
Morton & Co. Incorporated,
managers
Bond
1963
Power
J.
Ramsey County, Starkweather
i
Enfield, N. C.
Feb. 7
oavable
City.
p.m.
Medina. Legality
Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
approved
New
1987
interest
National
n.m.
rine Trust ComPany of Western
New
to
on
second
from
and
the
1961 to
1
&
Overton & Co.
until
Charlotte, N. C.
Bond Offering — W
E. Easterling, Secretary of the Local Gov-
Principal and in-
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Neal
Education, will receive sealed bids
NORTH CAROLINA
Feb. 28 for the purchase
of $780,000 bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
terest
Inc
waggoner,
650
p.
Inc'
Carrison
Mistier &
Marine
Company of Western New
York, in Buffalo, as 3.10s, at a
price of 100.033, a basis of about
qnqCr/
'
on
bids
bids
,
christ<fnsen,
r
Trust
(M-S) payable at the North Caro-
City.
Re¬
of
R?naj TTBank J?t Memphis, Fifth
Th\rd Ua;on T^ust Co., of Cincin-
^ ^TufLlo bonds^Datedi "March 1, 196100Du°e Sanders & Dempsey,
Legalitv approved bv Svkes
net
a
Dallas,
da™es A- Andrews & Co., Inc.,
d°bnston, Lemon & Co., First Na-
of
re-
-n
Bank,
-
650—were
p.
group
Sale—The $90,000 water
supply system improvement bonds
offered
National
Reusch
Bond Sale—The $703,000 public
improvement 1961 bonds offered
on
2%l l90s
Providence,
public
545-
p
3 Vss, at,a price of
as
Fh-st
Other members of the
syndicate
were
as
follows: Industrial Na¬
tional Bank, of
£°*onVtnllfI Co.
100-°14' "
of about 2.79%
fered
Cn
the
4s
and 3s, at a price of
100.03,
interest cost of about
2.86%,
-
Monticello), N. Y.
Bond
Trust
as
Co., Alester G. Furman Co., Ferebee
&
Co., Hattier & Sanford,
Mead, Miller & Co., Kaufman
Sullivan County (P. O.
Bond
&
and
Winston-Salem
Man-
hattan
Wappingers Falls, N. Y.
navable
svndicate bpaH^ri hv
a
Wachovia Bank
aatl> National Boulevard Bank, of
about 3.53%.
Other
the
T
awarded'to
650—were
Bond
2 P-m-
•
,
&
Sale —The
Sale —The
school
'
will
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
^
by
Dikeman, of
Central
No.
193,
approved
City.
Smithtown
Bond
Bond
..
Burr, Inc., as 3V2S, at a price of
100.99, a basis of about 3.49%.
193,
Mi1"
i
sea^d blds
.
Principal
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; R. W.
Pressprich & Co., and Coffin &
} ™ 00V school ^rbond?
«
\ '1091
•'
$
000,000
9—v.
rf:
re
p.m.
u
a
Gleason, District Clerk,
Authority
York
Sale—The $299,000 school
offered
Stevenson
by
Lockport City School District, N. Y.
tions
Street, Catskill),
New
bonds
Marine
545—were awarded to The Se-
were
Security National
Island, in Hunting-
•
Sec~ cfrp
1961.
Bond Sale—The $830,000 school
-
p.
The
of
S Agency,
the
inclusive.
Legality
Galloway
to
Central School
Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Livonia),
New York
awarded to The
ton
series
and Canadice
&
Amityville, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $212,000
public
improvement 1961 ^ bonds offered
Feb.
of
Co., of New York,
bonds offered
1990
1,
1961
at
approved
(EST)
Street,
nricP
a
^hni,f
basis of about
on
Feb.
from
Trust
ceive
^x
2
iqro
York,
Sykes
lina
a^ard^d ^ Western8 New York
^
a°/
n? mnT? q'
Due
1,
Principal and inas
second
district,
Dated
1
purchase
Medina, N. Y.
Bend Sale—The $107,000
obligation
series
B
development,
Dated
(EST)
purchase
general
April 1 from
clusive.
11
d
the
school
Nov.
YORK
Williamsville), N. Y.
16
$1,600,000
school bonds.
interest
and
principal ana interest
NEW
(P.
ington, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
1980
'n Bound
Brook.
Legality apP*!ovad
Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
/
for
Bank'of" Somerset County^
tional
Turk-
D.
1961 to
Amherst, Cheektowaga & Clarence
Central School District No. 3
o
°WBn- #a,Pf (Pm C/•
spayn
District (P. O.
Bond
on Nov. 1 from
inclusive
Princioal
to
G.
Livonia, Conesus, Avon, Lima,
Geneseo, Groveland, Springwater
7*
Som^K'imin^usiTe^rL-
21
bonds.
on
Feb.
on
xyoz
Syracuse
Lorraine
Delafleld & Wood, of New
Due
yryusive.
—
Millington), N. J.
son,
until
tn
(M-N) payable at the
Marine Midland Trust
Co., of New
York
Offering
Midland
the purchase 01
tne nurrhase of $1 620 000
$l^bzu,uuu gbonds,
n
building
(P. O. Hamburg),
payable
£f
school
4
$2,400,000
23 for the purchase of $900,000
school bonds. Dated May 1 I960.
obligation
Eden and
Central School
No.
Feb.
on
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 PA (EST) un April 5 for
general
a
a
of about 2.99%.
Offering—George W. Wil-
bids until
3s, at
as
curity Trust Co., of Rochester, as
3s, at a price of 100.052, a basis
Watchung Hills Regional High
worth, Sullivan & Co.
Bank, of
Bauer, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
p
bids
and interest
u
C"y'
Du£
at
P
(EST) on March 7 for the purchase of $1,243,000
sanitary sewer
du
price of
basis of about 2.99%.
Bond
siye. Principal and interest (M-S)
-
Townsend, Dabney
New
The
--
Co.;
Hannahs, Ballin &
National
Farmingdale,
i!i" Legality
n
5,1
]961
1
& Co.;
Henry
Pr^cipal a"d 1J1/rterest
C.
Bank
&
Trust
Company,
in
$256,000 gen- Verona.
Legality
approved
by
eral
obligation
school
building
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
bonds offered on Feb. 6—v. 193,1
Hew York City,
—
First
n
Clemens
sealed
Bond
Due
Offering
ceive
from 1963
cjpai andTTinterest
Palmyra, N. Y.
Offering
Theresa
Smith, Village Treasurer'^wiil
er. will
Sale—The $150,000 water
system 1961 bonds offered on Feb.
8—v. 193, p. 649—were awarded
re-
Dated
&
Farmingdale, N. Y.
Bridgeport School District, Neb.
Sale
Phelps,
Tyson^ Pohl & Co' Inc-. and
SeasonSood & Mayer-
payable at the Montclair National
Bond
of
o
P
March
on
Harris & Sons;
Yantis & Co.;
Dist.
a.m.
bonds.
deer'oB<\]
March
NEBRASKA
by
Lemon
Verona, N.J.
Bond
Stockton, Clerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
t)0nds*
1
Johnston,
Hamburg
terest M-S
Grass
(MST) on March 1
for the purchase of $160,000 school
until
$1,506,000
School District No.
p.m.
bids
March
on
of
from
Grass Range High
Sykes.. Galloway & Dikeman,
New York Citv
y'
100.02,
County (P. O. Elizabeth),
New Jersey
Bond
chase
8
The
Wood, of New York City
Union
March
until
(F-A)
National
to
of par.
Fergus County,
Of
Home
and
as
fL"wta
on
«337 rntn
school
puichase
ox
$337,000 school
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1960. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1979 inclu-
$250,000
sold
was
Housing
vl
-A
uie,
&
Deposit Co., of
Legality approved by
Trust
du Pont & Co.; McDonnell
-
*
.
1960 bonds of-
revenue
Feb.
on
Federal
Mo.
Dated
ber, Jackson & Curtis; Francis I.
Stratford
&
Springfield,
bonds.
•
approved
MISSOURI
p.m.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay- Fenn & Co., as 3.10s, at a price of
a^^e
Rle Pe°Ples National Bank 100.089, a basis of about 3.09%.
°f Report* Legality approved by
Other members of the syndiHawkms> Delafield & Wood, of cate were as follows: Paine, Web-
tnnR
School District
3
bonds. Dated Nov Vl^.vDue on —v. 193, p 649—were awarded to
Nov* 1 from 1961 to 1981 inclusive, a syndicate headed
_
horst, of Minneapolis.
until
Education, will receive sealed bids Elmira City School District, N. Y.
until 8 p*m* <EST> on Feb- 28 for
B 0 n d
S a 1 e~The
$3,750,000
the Purchase of $1,500,000 school school bonds offered on Feb. 9
der.
Legality approved by-Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
of
bids
water
Syracuse.
Charles S.
—
7
micica
First
(P. O. 160 Beers St., Hazlett),
New Jersey
Independent
No.
yet
as
Bond
'
1971 and 1972.
sealed
<pT)°nFeb. 28 for the purchase
of
miu
White Bear Lake
proportions which have not
been determined.
,
$76,000 general
improvement bonds offered
basis of about
a
3.06%.
East Syracuse, N. Y.
Northvale, N. J.
1,
1963.
Price of 100.3199,
& Lane, of New York City,
ern
follows:
$200,000
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGov-
van,
57
Jr.,
Board
Clerk-Treasurer
of
of
Education, will rebids until 2:00 p.m.
ceive sealed
(EST) on March 13 for the purchase of $4,000,000 school building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961.
Due
on Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1985, incl.
Principal and interest (M-S)
able
at
the
y0rk
Irving
Trust
Sale—The
assessment
alley
-
Ohio
$46,762 special
improvement
limited tax bonds offered
2—v.
193,
in
City
Grandview Heights,
Bond
pay¬
Co.,
p.
to The First
546—were
on Feb.
awarded
Cleveland Corp., as
58
3s, at
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(858)
price of 100.729,
a
Bond Offering—John J.
Bond
Saie
The $200,000
—
offered
bonds
Sheehy,
real
Feb.
on
for the
7—
bonds.
purchase of $486,000 pub¬
Due
1961.
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1980
from
1
1962
to
in¬
Principal and
Co., Inc., jointly, as 33As, at a
price of 101.412, a basis of about
terest
3.62%.
Company, in New York City. Le¬
Kinsman
Township (P. O. Girard),
Bond
'
Offering
Herbert
—
M.
Grove, Clerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids,
until 7 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 28 for
the
of
purchase
$25,000
fire
and
appliances
Dated March
1, 1961. Due
paratus
1962
from
1
to
Chemical
gality
ap¬
bonds.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1966
(P. O. Croton), Ohio
Bond Offering—Elgene
the
Board
(EST)
of
of
noon
school
building
and
Principal and interest (J-D)
at the Alexandria Bank
payable
Company, in Alexandria. Legality
by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
approved
Oberlin,
Feb.
on
9—v.
awarded to
Ohio
Sale—The
series
8
cate
bonds
the
of
syndi¬
Roth &
Irving Co., and Robert L. Connors
&
Co., Weil,
Due
4s.
offered
on
Sale—The
Bond
$47,160 special
improvement
road
assessment
limited tax bonds offered
Feb.
on
6—v.
193, p. 650—were awarded
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
3s, at a price of 100.366, a basis
to
of
3%s. Due
March 2 for the pur¬
$125,000 school building
Dated March 1, 1961. Due
Dec. 1 from
Local
Fort
School
Dist.,
improvement
Feb.
6
3V4S, at
193,
v.
—-
awarded
to
430
p.
J. A. White
were
—
&
Co., as
price of 101.03, a basis
a
dormitory
fered
O f f
Board
e r
i
g—Luther
n
of
of
Education,
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
March 6 for the purchase of $880,000 bonds. Dated Feb.
on
1, 1961. Due
sive. Principal and interest
Agency,
Bond Sale—The
$1,200,000 school
offered on
193, p. 546 — were
awarded to a syndicate composed
of McDonald & Co., Merrill Lynch,
A
bonds
$250,000
3V8S, at
as
a
price of
193,
stu¬
par.
The First
National Bank
M. How¬
assessment sewage
special
treatment plant
bonds
Feb.
p.
offered
on
7—v.
193,
546—were awarded to The First
Cleveland Corp., as 3V2S, at a price
of 100.287. a basis of about 3.46%.
Rossford Exempted
Village School
City
for
$1,000,000 school
improvement bonds of¬
fered
on
Feb.
were
awarded
headed
by
13—v.
193, p. 546—
a
syndicate
Stranahan,
Harris
as 3V2S, at a price of
basis of about 3.24%.
Co.,
a
to
&
102.126,
Other members of the syndicate
were
&
as
Co.,
follows: Braun, Bosworth
Inc.^Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., First Cleveland Corp., Provi¬
dent Bank of Cincinnati, and Rosse
& Co.
•k
* '
M.
a.m.
receive
(CST)
purchase
President of the
velopment
sealed
sealed
on Feb.
bids
7
School
1971
bonds.
11
Due Trom
sive.
Callable
from
1963
to
(P. O. Harrah), Okla.
Offering—G. W. Bradley,
Board/?f Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST) on Feb. 20 for the
purchase of $100,000 school, series
p.m.
Sales
quarter
In
of
the
fiscal
to
year ago.
a
TVA
December
with
order
placed
General
the
an
Electric
The
manufactured.
ever
kilowatt is $21 for one
low as $19 for both if
built on a favorable shop schedule,
continuing
a
recent
downward
per
or
as
turbine
in
trend
Construction
prices.
"
progressed
kilowatts
in
600,000
3
on
of
steam
generating
the end
first
the
When
1963.
of
cate
of
will
power
system-
million
15
exceed
kilowatts.
000
able at
were
of
July
utility system, series 1960 rev¬
bonds was sold to a syndi¬
by Nongard, Showers
as 4s, 4V4S
and
price of par.
Inc.,
Murray,
a
in
&
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
C. Bradford & Co., Baxter &
Co., National Bank of Commerce,
Seattle, Townsend, Dabney &
in
Tyson, Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.,
Co., Hayden, Miller
E. F. Hutton &
&
Co., Rowles, Winston & Co.,
Milburn, Cochran & Co., Inc.
•
Zahner & Co., Continental Bank
Trust
&
Feb.
Johnston, Lemon & Co., First Na¬
tional Bank in St. Louis,
C. C.
Collings
awarded
—were
of
posed
to
White,
a
and Rowles, Winston & Co.
Keller
Bond
380,000
4s.
as
547
1964
as
from
1971
430,000
as
from
to
1970
3.40s.
The
—
on
awarded
Feb.
to
$280,000
6—v.
to
193,
Due
to
works
v.
bonds
193,
p.
$210,000
547—were
9—
awarded
SOUTH
District
No.
un¬
Guerin
3V2S.
25,000
Bison),
—
N.
Smith,
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
27 for the
purchase of $120,000
school
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
2, 1961.
Jan. 1 and
July 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Due
semi-anually
Interest J-J.
on
:
.
V
,
County Sewer Dist.
Kaysville), Utah
Davis
(P.
O.
Saie—The
$405,000 sewer
offered
bonds
on
Feb.
9
193, p. 248—were awarded io
group
composed
of Henifen,
&
Samford,* Inc.; AllisonCruttenden, Podesta
Williams Co.;
&
Co., and Lincoln Ure & Co.
Utah
State
and
of Agricul¬
University
Applied Science, Board
of Trustees (P.
O. Logan),
Sale—The $285,000
Utah
ern
revenue
Feb.
11
—v.
awarded
South¬
Cedar
offered on
548 — were
1960
dormitory
City
bonds
193,
the
to
p.
Federal
Housing
1
and
net
as
Dec.
on
1
1
to
the
at
cost
offered
of
135,000
1966
as
from
85,000
3V2s.
as
from
as
from
to
&
of
Co.,
Inc.,
Corp.,
100.032.
about
3%s.
1970
to
3%s.
1976
to
Due
on
1969,
Due
a
3.48%,
Bond Sale—An issue of
.
$150,000
county jail bonds offered on Feb.
9 was
sold to F. W. Craigie &
Co.,
a
as
2.70s, at
a
price of 100.09,
basis of about 2.68%.
Radford, Va.
15
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
Feb.' 15
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
inclusive.
mission on Local Debt, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
on
1978,
Feb.
inclusive.
on
1975,
Due
Mecklenburg County (P. O.
Boydton), Va.
432—were
p.
on
v.
about 3.38%.
of
on
follows:
$80,000
—
VIRGINIA
Texas
price
a
interest
of
school
offered
bonds
193, p. 548 —were
awarded to White, Weld & Co., as
3.40s, at a price of 100.089, a basis
$300,000 water
Dittmar
First
8
T exas
bonds
revenue
Sale—The $170,000
construction
Feb.
Dec. 1, 1985.
on
Sale—The
awarded
Vermont
Bond
Dec.
on
Due
Is. Due
as
jointly,
G.
of
1980 to 1984 inclusive.
Palestine,
system
South Dakota
Offering
7
UTAH
y Utah
composed
Due
3.60s.
as
Bond
Lodgepole School
O.
at
DaHas.
Bond
from 1971 to 1979 inclusive.
to
DAKOTA
(P.
interest (M-S);
the Mercantile Na¬
Bank, in Dallas. Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst,
Crowe.
McCall
&
Horton, of
payable
inclusive.
1970
as
290.000
Co., Inc.
4
1985,
4s. Due oh Dec. 1 from
February 6—v. 193,
Perkins County,
1961.
of March 1,
as
tional
Indep. School
Texas
group
to
from
Feb.
a
as
225,000
C.
$129,000 water¬
on
Dated March 1,
Callable
and Home Agency, as 27/ss, at a
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.,!'
' '
•
Rowles, Winston & Co., and Ditt-" price of par.
mar
&
Co.j Inc., at a price of
VERMONT
100.001,
a
net
interest cost of
about 3.45%, as follows:
Readsboro Town School District,
1988 inclusive.
offered
March 2
March 1 from 1962 to
bonds.
on
ture
to
1961
March 1
on
on
651—
p.
Eppler,
New Braunfels
1980 inclusive.
3V2S.
1981
1
March 1
on
(CST)
a.m.
the
1981. Principal and
Turner.
awarded
inclusive.
Due
11
until
for
Imhoff
Sale
Bond
limited tax schoolhouse bonds of¬
$750,000 schoolhouse, series 1961 bonds offered
on
Jan. 31—v. 193, p. 547—were
'
March
on
Ran-
of the Board,; of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
a
Bond Sale—The
Co.;
,
Due
Indep. School Dist.,
Offering—Floyd" L.
revenue
Independent School Dist.,
District,
com¬
&
follows:
as
Oklahoma
of
del/.President
T exas
'
mu¬
net interest cost of about
a
Co.,
—v.
Le¬
p.
Falls
Bend
ney,
Goodbody & Co., and Frost, Read
& Simons,
Inc., at a p r i c e of
100.10,
3.49%,
Trust
Central
bonds
group
Weld
Co.,
Texas
7
193,
Yarnall,
National
Inc.,
Liberty
Co.,
&
&
&
Bank
Co.,
were
revenue
8—v.
Co., of Salt Lake City,
City Bank, of Cleveland,
National
Dittmar & Co., McClung &
Knickerbocker, Almon & McKin-
on
pay¬
$1,000,000
&
Buffalo, L. F. Rothschild & Co.,
J.
Charleston, S. C.
on
Wertheim
Louis,
St.
Wood, Struthers & Co., Dean Wit¬
ter & Co., Roosevelt & Cross.
Francis I. duPont & Co., Bache
Rauscher, Pierce
& Co., E. Kelly Brown Investment
CAROLINA
Sale—The
of
Co., Laidlaw & Co., Marine Trust
Company of Western New York,
follows:
as
were
&
Bond
&
Hutzler, Mercantile Trust Com¬
pany,
inclusive.
issue of $6,750,-
Sale—An
fered
SOUTH
syndi¬
Drexel
Other members of the syndicate
1976.
Rico.
Puerto
the
follows:
as
Co., Shields & Co., Salomon Bros.
&
1961
Texas
the Government Develop¬
Bank
ment
of
members
purchase of $3,000,000 un¬
limited
tax
schoolhouse, series
cate headed
inclu¬
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
as
3y4S. Due on Dec. 1
as
1987 to 1996 inclusive,
from
the
of
800,000-kilowatt units is in service
the installed capacity of the TVA
4V2S, at
1, 1961. Due
1
1986.
and
Other
Biddle
enue
on
Dec. 1
on
Due on Dec.
3.20s.
as
1985
6,200,000
service by
be in
to
&
1981
3.10s. Due
as
from 1978 to 1984 inclusive.
Wichita
record-size
units
Bond
New
Dec. 1
on
City, and Byrd Brothers.
(EST)
1962 ,to
J. Lee Peeler &
Oklahoma County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Clerk of the
months
six
municipal and co¬
operative
distributors were 9%
higher than in the corresponding
the
Dated Jan.
1
Bond
No. 7
the
first
New York
a.m.
for
July
inclusive.
Bond
kilowatts.
continued slump in
industrial production, TVA's sales
to
industry rose a little during
Despite
Griffin,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST)
on Feb.
21
for
the
purchase of ' $95,000
bonds.
winter's peak by 681,000
Pico,
receive
office
Street,
Nichols, S.
'
Offering—Homer
Rafael
will
his
at
until
District
school
January
exceeding
December's
peak by 20,000 kilowatts and last
TEXAS
Due
(P. O. Weleetka),
Oklahoma
Bond
peak hourly demand
of 10,322,000 kilowatts occurred in
A
quarter.
Brownsville,
purchase
of
$40,000,000 public improvement
of $1,000,000
County Indep.
2,100,000
payable
established during the
were
RICO
Government De¬
Bond Sale—The
Okfuskee
Arthurs,
2%s, at a price
—
Bank,
45 Wall
from 1963 to 1986 inclusive.
District No. 31
ation
3V2S. Due
as
follows:
as
1966 to 1977 inclusive,
from
v
(Commonwealth of)
Offering
from
Dodson,
waterworks, series E bonds.
•
Bond Sale—The
11
the
District, Ohio
building
will
Clerk,
bids until
21
Bond
$190,000
Lawton, Okla.
Offering—R.
to
basis of about 2.78%.
a
Puerto Rico
offered
3.55%.
Bond Sale—The $295,000
100.534,
as
$3,600,000
net inter¬
a
3.25%,
five
gen¬
Feb. 8—v. 193, p.
on
awarded
price of 100.0011,
a
est cost of about
other, new
generating capacity, most of it in
city improvement
obligation
651—were
anty Trust Co., of New York City,
at
sys¬
New records of loads and gener¬
the
McKeesport, Pa.
$200,000
bonds offered
the first National Bank,
Chicago, and the Morgan Guar¬
of
during fiscal 1961,
million
nicipal yacht basin
Offering—Reba
Bond
The
in
Sale—The
Bond
eral
& Trust
Laverne, Okla.
Perry sburg, Ohio
reoffered
be
future.
near
Feb. 7
on
Co., of Oklahoma City.
Bond
$170,000
Feb. 9—
on
gality approved by Mitchell, Persing,
Shetterly
&
Mitchell,
of
New York City.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorpo¬ ard, Town Clerk,
will
receive
rated, Provident Bank of Cincin¬ sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
nati, A. E. Masten & Co., and on Feb. 21 for the purchase of
Breed & Harrison, Inc,,, a$ 33/4i3,,<
$125,000 hospital bonds.
Due
at a price of
101.61, a basis of from 1963 to 1983 inclusive.
about
will
650—were awarded to
p.
tem. This is half the total
unit,
546—were not sold.
p.
March
v.
—
193,
bonds
Sale—The $260,000 school
building bonds offered
—v.
series
Agricultural
Oklahoma
Bond
13
State
Harper County Indep. School
District No. 4 (P.O. Buffalo)
(J-D)
City School District, Ohio
v.
York,
City,
546—were awarded to the Fed¬
Housing and Home Finance
of Toledo.
1960,
Fi¬
price
eral
pavable at the Citizens Trust Co.,
Feb.
the
to
Home
and
building revenue 1960
bonds offered on Feb. 11—v. 193,
p.
Sold—The
Not
power
$12,500,000
land, series
headed by
Due
$400,-
dent union
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1983 inclu¬
Parma
sold
was
Sale—The
Bond
E.
the
Bonds
funding bonds offered
the
in
The
—
1960 bonds
offered on Feb. 9—v. 193, p. 548—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
for
invested
tions
price
Sebastopol), Pa.
O.
PUERTO
College, Lawton, Okla.
Clerk-Treasurer
flow")
Company for two 800,000-kilowatt
turbogenerators which will be the
Township School District
(P.
bonds of¬
revenue
8
of
issue
Housing
Cameron
Ohio
Bond
Jenkins
$52 million, up $2.6 mil¬
(State of)
Sale
veteran's
the year was
nearly $102 million. TVA has paid
a dividend of $20.7 million, to the
U. S. Treasury on the appropria¬
Na¬
Oregon, Portland.
PENNSYLVANIA
of
Agency, as 3V8S, at a
nance
Ottawa Hills Local School District,
■
Feb.
on
Federal
bonds
-
First
The
to
of
Lestrange & Co.,
of par.
of about 3.12%.
Richard,
Sale—An
Bond
000
improvement
Bank
Bethany Nazarene College,
Bethany, Okla.
Bond Sale—The
$15,318 special
1960
year
over
1959,' according to the
agency's report for the second
quarter of its fiscal year 1961. The
total '-of
net
power
proceeds
the
Feb. 7—v. 193, p. 650—
on
awarded
were
tional
Principal and interest (J-D)
OKLAHOMA
Ohio
$150,000 school
bonds
offered
on
offered
Net
—
lion
year.
1962 to 1981 inclu¬
Dempsey,, of Cleveland.
from 1979 to 1981 inclusive.
Old
Sale—The
assessment.
Education,
of
on
Sept. 15
on
Valley Sanitary District
...
E. M. Chesser,
—
the Board
of
bonds.
by
calendar
during
largest
Local School Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering
(EST)
approved
2.94%.
about
Waterloo
Clerk
Legality
O. S. W. Rita Drive,
Beaverton), Ore.
(P.
Bond
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
as
Due
of Portland.
Mansfield), Ohio
payable,.at (the .Athens National
Bank, in
Athens. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Sept.. 15
on
Salem.
Run Road, R. D. No. S,
Possum
sive.
1973 inclusive.
3V2S. Due
water
Dated March 1, 1961.
Sunset
15
Sept.
on
obligation
general
Washington Township (P. O. 4311
15
1966 inclusive.
3V4S. Due
as
Sept.
on
(PST) on
July 1 from 1962 to 1984, incl.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Western Security Bank
Co.
will receive sealed bids until noon
1962 to
as
145,000
500
bonds.
Quarterly Report
exceeded
purchase of $485,-
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin,
&
chase
from 1967 to
205,000
.:
follows: Goodbody &
as
be received until 5 p.m.
Feb. 28 for the
on
members
were
as
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
tions
("cash
Mac Arthur
on
as
from
I.
&
of
first
a
interest
225,000
a
"V
•
3V2S, at a
basis of about
Co.,
price of 101.6953,
of
$700,000
follows:
$125,000
&
price of 100.0001, a
cost of about 3.50%,
to
Co., Inc., at
net
a
193, p. 546 — were
Stranahan, Harris &
v.
—
awarded
as
193, p. 546—were
syndicate headed by
John Nuveen
mortgage electric system revenue,
Feb.
to H.
Shoemaker
and
Heights Water Dist. (P. O.
Commercial Street, S. E.'\'
Salem), Ore.
3823
school improvement bonds offered
as
second
Salem
\
—
site bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due
on Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1983 inclu¬
Bond
193,
OREGON
Feb. 21 for the purchase
on
$703,000
sive.
Squire,
by
school
awarded
Co.,
Co., jointly. 1
&
Issues
income from TVA's power opera¬
7—v.
Feb.
on
650—were
p.
Josey
Texas
Valley Authority (P. O.
Knoxville), Tenn.
Co., Fox, Reusch & Co., Kenower,
Mowrey,
Education,
bids until
will receive sealed
Trust
York
New
the
at
Triway Local School District (P. O.
Shreve), Ohio
Bond
Sale
The $1,328,000
Other
Northridge Local School District
of
Bank
approved
3.32%.
Interest J-J.
Clerk
payable
Monday, Fe.bruary 20, 1961
.
Bond
Tennessee
offered
bonds
.
TENNESSEE
1972
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Ohio
*
(A-O)
to
Hartshorne), Okla.
Sale—The $82,000
Bond
*
193, p. 546—were awarded to
Seasongood & Mayer, and Pohl &
1963
Pittsburgh County Indep. School
District No. 1 (P. O.
lic recreation bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
v.
from
Due
inclusive.
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March 7
Greenhills, Ohio
estate
B
Toledo, Ohio
basis of
a
about 2.87%.
.
Feb.
15
inclusive.
on
March
2
for
the
purchase of
%
Volume
193
Number 6031
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Dated
bonds.
1961.
1,
Due
1981, incl.
Principal and interest (J-J) payon
the
at
able
National
First
Bank,
,
Radford.
York
New
City.
Berlin
&
Co.,
to
at
price
a
3s.
as
Due
Bond
1971
fered
Sale—An
Feb.
on
7—v.
193,
tfoi
651-
p
Feb.
on
National
6
field
_
...
....
.
p.m..(CST) on
Marrh 28 for the nurrhase of $1,
March 28 for the purchase of SI
of
bonds.
enue
(EST) on Feb. 21 for the purchase
of
$380 000
town
improvement
7:30 p.m.
Dated March 1, 1961. Due
March 1 from 1962 to 1981 in-
bonds.
on
Edmonds, Wash.
Sale
—
The
elusive.
$483,000 gen¬
obligation civic center bonds
offered on Jan. 20—v. 193, p. 248
awarded
First National
Principal
Province
of
and
of
in the
loan pro-
cedure.
Bank, of Seattle, at
........
d
J
rrl
1
J
1
„
$5,600 general
obligation 1961 bonds offered on
offered on
Jan.
17 —v.
193, p. 248 —were
Committee,
i „a4
ap^s, at
^
price of
Feb.
b
v.
bo^ds
^248
bonds
on
The
poned.
has
been
will
bonds
offered in the
(
bids
Postponed—The probeen
has
postponed,
The bonds will be reoffered in the
near
116-200
Sale
(P. O.
—
awarded
Seattle-
The
to
in
branches
March 1 from
Commerce,
8
will
p.m.
receive sealed
(EST) on Feb.
purchase of $3,500,000
improvement
March 1, 1961.
cipal and interest
(M-S) payable
of
the
bank
'
Bond
Village
receive
on
Bond
eral
of
248
p.
Yakima), Wash.
$300,000
offered
series
on
were
Bond
Town
O.
(P.
Sale—The
obligation,
bonds
7
Feb.
Quebec
Offering — Guy
awarded
v.
to
gen¬
A
193,
The
Bank of Yakima.
Yakima County, ZiUah
School Diet.
Yakima) Woeh.
school
bonds offered on Feb. 8—v. 193,
p. 548'—were awarded to The Na205 (P. C>■
Bond
Sale—The $165,000
tional Bank of Commerce, of Seattie.
?
T
Co., Ltd., at
'
a
price of
'
Bond
sealed
bids
Principal
Dated March 1, 1961. Due
March 1 from 1962 to 1981 in-
on
Prinrinal
Hnsive
^
"
8
p.m.
interest
Pincourt, Quebec
Offering — R. Labreche,
sealed
bids
and
interpst
^
^
ment bonds
??
until
inclusive.
awarded
248—were
p
T.
Leclerc, Inc., at
-
-
/M-N) navaBie at all' branches in
province
Saint
of
,
$16,000 as JP/2S.
1962
from
236,000
to
6s.
as
Bond
to
price
a
fQc, net'interest cost
g8 Q6
ebeuQ
lollow„.
about 6.24%^ as follows.
,
Parish
of
QiiebCc, of Ahe
Joseph-de-Lanoraie,
Offering—Leo
city im¬
on
„pHllrp
Leuuxe*
Port Cartier, Quebec
-
Offering—Odina Arteau,
Secretary-Treasurer,
will
Feb.
*Wr£e
1
Dorriimon a price of 95.82, a basis
Securities Corp., Ltd.,
5Vzs, at
as
of about
6.01%.
Temiscamingue Catholic School
Commission, Quebec
isono uiierins:—■j
a
Bond Offering—J. A.
Cousineau,
uousineau
District
rereive sealed
hide
until
7-sn
nm
sea^ bids until 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 21
on
of
for the pur¬
$57,500 school bonds.
1, 1961.
Due on
March
1 from
1962 to 1971 inclu-
Province of Quebec, of the bank
mentioned in the loan procedure.
Waterloo, Quebec
w
*
Secretary-Treasurer,
-
o
i
„
Jan.
17-
y
aWdVded
to
193> p
Banque
were
248
Provinciale
du Canada, and Belanger, Inc.,
jointly, at a price of 92.31, a net
interest cost of about 6.04%, as
$18,000 as 5%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
will
as 5s. Due on Feb.
1972 to 1981 inclusive.
32,000
1 from
Due on^ Feb. 1
1970 inclusive.
Due
Feb.
on
1,
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS:
St.-Felix-du-Cap-Rouge Parish,
Quebec
Bond
Offering—Alphonse
FOR FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT POSTAL
Ga-
Parish Secretary - Treas¬
urer, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 22 for
the purchase of $99,500 parish im-.
provement bonds.
Dated March
boury,
1,
Due
1961.
to
1962
SERVICE-LEARN THE "ABC's"0F
GOOD MAILING HABITS !
March
on
inclusive.
1981
1 from
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at all
in
branches
Province
the
of
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
the loan procedure.
c
■,
^
~
.
»
Sainf-Georges, Qucoee
improvement bonds offered on
Feb. 6
v.193, p. 548 — were
to
Dominion
The
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
Secuv
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAIL!
5.75%.
St.
Georges,
Quebec
Sale—The $527,000 aqueduct bonds offered on Feb. 1—v.
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
Bond
of
95.58,
a
basis
of
LETTERS AND PACKAGES!
a
about
6.04%.
St.
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
Hillaire Parish School
Commission, Quebec
Bond Sale—The
$255,000 school
St. Jean Et.de*, Quebec
.
-AND-
Bond Sale—The $65,000 village
were
as
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETEI
~"
Jan- **—vP—were
awarded to The Placements Kennebec, Inc., at a price of 96.07, a
net interest cost of about 6.60%,
follows:
$
--
follows:
Robillard,
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 21 for the purchase
1971.
p.m.
t^ Provtoce %f Quebec of the
^/^Zoned in theloanpro-
1
inclusive.
rpul
Bond Sale— The-$50,000 real
Principal and interest estate purchase bond$ offered"on
---
Sale—The $252,500 aque-
Bond
rocher, Rodrigue & Co., Ltd., as
5V2S and 6s, at a price of 98.889.
Bond
Feb.
on
Quebec
?
Dated March 1
1961
7 J
il.moV
duct bonds offered on Jan. 17—v.
will
8
1
Due on March 1 from 1962-to'-1981
cedure.
ment bonds. Dated March 1, 1961.
Due on March 1 from 1962 to 1981
inclusive. Principal and interest
Town
Due
provement bonds offered
chase of $1,634,000 town improve-
bank mentioned in the loan pro-
bonds offered on Jan. 24—v. 193,
p.
432—were awarded to
Du-
on March
of $339,50b
Sorel,
March
St. Basile-le-Grand Parish, Quebec
1 for the purtown improve-
(EST)
chase
on«Feb.
Bond Sale—The $52,000
Dated
cedure>
awarded
until
and
6s.
as
from 1972 to 1976
(EST)
Quebec
Offering — Gaston
Due
payable at all branches in the
Shooner,. rities, Corp ■ Ltd<> as 5y2S> at a
Secretary-Treasurer, will price 0f 97.56, a basis of about
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
1961
6
&
®
"
Bond Sale—The $30,000 village
March 1 from 1962 to 1981 in-
elusive.
Yakima School
District No.
0
4997
mentioned
in the loan procedure.
I
Seattle.
Yakima County,
.
of
fFlTl
Fch 27 for the rmrchaTe
Town Secretary- Treasurer, will
n?
nnn™I1
receive sealed bids until 8 p,m.
hLri?n»tdMarch Tiqfii
(EST) on March 1 for .the pur~
price
of
,
97 76 a net
about 6.21%, as
5V2S.
as
121,000
mo
G
-A.
i
•
price'of
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
school
*»
—were
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
cedure.
k
fv
Beaubien
Treasurer, will
rities, Ltd., jointly, as Slhs, at
r5 a n
o
»->
248
p
Pion,
-
bank mentioned in the loan pro-
tional
n{f/>y.nj
cost
$24,000
chase
548—were awarded to The Na-
on
on
St. Leonard-de-Port-Maurice,
193, p. 548—were awarded to The
Dominion Securities Corp., Ltd.,
and
Graham, Armstrong Secu-
offered
,
98-86
(M-S) payable at all branches in
the Province of Quebec, of the
bonds
p.
Due
193
v
at a
interest
School Commission, Quebec
,
$70,000 school
Feb. 8—v. 193,
Sale—The
1961.
Bond Sale—The $475,000
1
Offering—Jules Phaneuf,
of
Mabton School
District No. 120 (P. O.
Yakima), Wash.
Bond
1,
1962 to 1981 inclu-
—
follows:
Stanislas Des-
of
N. P., Secretary
the
(EST) on Feb. 27 for the purchase
$187,500 village improvement
bonds. Dated March 1, 1961. Due
Seattle.
Yakima County,
.
all
the
The
First National Bank, of
Gaston St.-
J.
Quebec
inclu¬
1981
Notre-Dame-du-Bon-Conseil,
$286,000 gen¬
eral obligation school bonds of¬
fered on Feb. 8—v. 193, p. 548—
were
1962 to
bonds. Dated
Due on March 1
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive. Princity
Yakima), Wash.
Bond
—
March
Dated
17
jointly
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 20 for the
purchase of $500,000 school bonds.
School
Anne-de-Varijsnnes Parish,
Bond
of
until
Quebec,
County, GrandvieW School
District No. Jt.
Bond Offering
txie
,
Ste.
at all branches in the Province of
future.
Yakima
at
Clerk,
for
28
posed sale of $151,548 school bonds
31
in
Quebec, of the bank
mentioned in the loan procedure.
^93^
Lachine, Quebec
Offering — Emile Doaust,
Bond
City
Jan.
Province
of
Quebec, of the bank
mentioned in the loan procedure,
re
Cathlamet), Wash.
from
1
Province
School Dist. No. 55 (P. O.
on
Offering
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable
Wahkiakum County, Skamakaw
Bond Sale
wrancues
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at all branches in the
on
March
sive.
post-
be
aJli
siVe.
Feb. 20 for the pur¬
of $160,000
school bonds.
March
1, 1961.
Due on
(EST)
future.
near
Province
the
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
school
$186,900
31
in
Bond Offering—Jules Lavigne,
N. P., Secretary-Treasurer, • will
Postponed—The pro¬
Jan.
on
US^SdMCo
Dated
ISO
ai-
inclusive.
interest
chase
Cathlamet
(P. O.
Cathlamet), Wash.
of
of
District Secretary - Treas- sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
urer, will receive sealed bids until payable at
all branches in the
8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 20 for the
Province of Quebec, of the bank
purchase of $84,000 school bonds, mentioned in the loan procedure.
bated March 1, 1961.
Due on
St, Joseph-de-Sorel and Tracy
March 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclu-
Rene
Wahkiakum County,
sale
i
March 1 from
Principal
(M-S) payable at all
1981
to
TV
tbe loan procedure-
p.
posed of The National Bank of
Commerce,
of
Seattle,
Citizens
State Bank, of Puyallup, and Mc¬
Lean & Co., Inc.
School District No.
i 1.^
Due
1961.
branches
193,
Province
John, TV orte-Uame-Auxihatrice
School Commission, Quebec
bank mentioned in the loan pro-
l,
wer^ awanied to^group._com;
Bond Sale
on
Win-
on
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
obligation library 1961
posed
Due
tn .1Q71
sewer^s'oifered'W
Jan.
the
8
(M-N) payable at all branches in
province of Quebec, of the
and
B10n^ Sal?
-
1961.
Quebec
awarded to Jacques Legare & Co
Ltd.: and Clement Guimont tno
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at all branches in
?roy^en^.b.onAs-
Puyallop, Wash.
on
^
fFSTl
p.m.
1062
ottered
1QA9.
Sale—The $145,000 aqueduct and
Province of Quebec, of the bank rochers, City Secretary-Treasurer,
mentioned ^ the ^ procedure. will receive sealed bids until 7:30
aecreiarv-ireas-
will receive sealed bids until
nm
8
par.
eral
until
Quebec
Bond
n,
elusive.
(EST) on Feh 9.1 for the
Feb. 21 for the
purchase of $3,556,000 city im»
„
a
Secretary-Treas-
u,v
'1
.
urer
Bonds
1 Qfil
City
jardines,
larnines
eon
Sale—The
St, Romuald-d* Etchemin
Parish,
on
Jacques-Cartier, Quebec
Offering—J. Chas. Des-
Langley, Wash.
«
1,
frnm
1
PayauJLe
the
Bond
Bond
March
l\/r ornVi
interest
Quebec,
mentioned
bank
Seattle-
The
to
the
price of 100.05.
.Ucfn'tinn
Leon-
bids
sealed
(M-N) payable at all branches in
eral
-were
Moffatt,
Secretary-Treasurer,
will
receive sealed bids until
in Portland.
Bond
Quebec
to the
Oregon,
o£
bank menUoned in ^T^Vr'o!
cedure.
p.m.
Jean,
$150,000
sold
8
Quebec, of the
(EST) on Feb., 20 for the bank mentioned in the loan propurchase of $60,000 school bonds." cedure.
Bond
Bond Offering—Gilbert
Town
Bank
National
Hauterive,
.
was
bonds
until
March 1 from 1962 to 1981 in-
on
Roxboro Catholic
QUEBEC
Bond Sale—An issue of
a
to
CANADA
of
County, Kennewick School
District No. 17 (P. O. Prosser),
First
1963
from
Due
Seattle.
Washington
_
on March 1 for the purchase of $60,000 city improvement
bonds. Dated March 1, 1961. Due
'
Offering—Robert
receive
of¬
The
Commerce,
bids
Due
(M-N) payable at all branches in
(EST)
ard, District Secretary-Treasurer,
will
sealed
ceive
in the loan pro-
improvement
March 1 from 1962 to ,1981 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
St.-Jean-Port-Joli, Quebec
interest
parish
on
inclusive.
1971
$150,000
59
bonds. Dated March 1, 1961.
Due on Feb. 1 from
6s.
as
1967 to
Commission, Quebec
Benton
building
Bond
inclusive.
1982
$490,-
bonds
of
•
1
Dated
Wi,.•
.SOU,
.
water wnrk«
rev750,000 water wn?k^ astern rev
water works system rev
sold to
was
Bank
and
nn-<
1
*
p.m.
750 nnn
nno
of
Feb.
on
be received until 2
Wash.
issue
athletic
civic
1
Corn—
15
1980 inclusive.
Bellingham,
000
_
Rosemere Catholic School
-
fered
a
Due on Dec. 15
to
Due
C^S^s^S
has been canceled.
WASHINGTON
Bond
r\ r*c\
Principal
cedure.
Canceled—The pro¬
.
from
*t
_
mentioned
bank
Posfd sale of $200,000 s ch o o l
building construction bonds of-
of
Dec.
on
Sale
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
115,000 as 3%s.
elusive.
Wisconsin
100.04, a net interest cost of about
as follows:
.
n
i
rr
i
3.52%,
■
t*
52,500
•
Horner,
.
5'%s.
as
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
improvement
bonds. Dated March 1, 1961. Due
........
„
v
on March 1 from 1962 to 1981 in-
(P. O. New Berlin),
$170,000 sewer
awarded
$12,500
p.m.
Pewaukee,
City,
Towns Joint School Dist.
bonds offered on Feb. 8—v. 193, p.
548—were
8
town
$250,000
.
No. 6
Bond Sale —The
$55,000
W.
Brookfield and Waukesha
Strasburg, Va.
Barksdale
Arnrl
sold to Robert
was
until
bids
Baird & Co.
by Reed, Hoyt,
McCarthy, of New
&
Washburn
Jan. 24
on
Le¬
approved
gality
$165,000
,
Knni4c
,
ni ivrvnc^n
q
sealed
^
0f
corporate purpose bonds offered
Merchants
and
of
«/•
Bond Sale—An issue of
wnnrot
(859)
(EST) on Feb. 27 for the purchase
'
Wis.
j
u
Harttord,
from 1962 to
1
Jan.
Jan.
receive
WISCONSIN
$1,100,000 water and sewer system
u
„
MAIL EARLY IN THE DAY-
IT'S THE BETTER WAY!
60
■f
'■
The Commercial and
(860)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, February 20, 1961
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often ltd the
of fea&mta r— far
no- rare at present
has
which there Is
child's
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took the lives of shoot 8,000
edulte hft year* And the kukssnl*
death rate among adults is going
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'his leveled off In children."
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