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ESTABLISHED
1839
New York
Number 6033
193
Volume
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Price
7, N.Y., Monday, February 27, 1961
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
•"
-
ACF
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
members
Feb.
on
the
the
of
previous
Society
of
"will not
quarter that
mon
share."—V.
Adler
193, p.
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
27
32
37
American Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
used
to
pay
$1,584,647
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
of
expenses
production.
to the prospectus,
According
holder
of
record
of
the
of
all
is
director,
a
of $1
to
purchase
In
which
company,
have
the
said
Shipments
nounced
'
owned)
shipments
681,383
Net
the
Declared and
Statement
Condition
a
Federal
Reserve
Consolidated
39
■
1
54
Banks
Reserve
and
Corp.,
B.
267,129
10,000
8,500
and
Ernst
Michael
an
Techniques, Inc.
Kletz
Co.
&
Common Stock Offered—
—
is
Inc.
of
manager
under-
an
which offered on Feb. 24, 130,000 shares
of Aerosol Techniques, Inc. common stock at a price of
$4 per share.
PROCEEDS—Net
loan,
of
and
the
proceeds
brand
to
placed
dispensed
are
stream,
or
H.
Breck,
company
per
in
or
Inc.,
bank
notes;
Net
49
sales
Voisin
&
Co.;
Lieberbaum
Alkon
ant to
a
per
and
was
net
$294,644,
sales
to
of
completion
the
in
payable,
the
and
underwriting
Stanley
Co.—V.
Heller
193,
Industries,
p.
the
of
current
&
shares
430,000
group
Co.;
1."
are:
of
♦This
Rittmaster,
Kesselman
&
Co.,
in
Adelberg,
Inc.,
and
,
Stock
Sold—Pursu¬
New York City, publicly offered and sold
shares
share.
BUSINESS—It
of this
is
firm's
intended
pany will
all rights
that
100
a
par
principal
common
activity
of
stock
the
Curing
at
com-
be the manufacture and sale of the Hassler
Unit,
to which are owned by the company. Purchasers of said
curing unit will be enabled to use the Hassler System for Bulk Curing
of
Flue-Cured
Tobacco,
which system
the company also owns
ex¬
clusively. '
.
-
the
that
flues.
of
means
Ah
strikes during the first quarter
but a strike of more than 500
not
was
Division—a
September.
until
settled
of air¬
transferred
manufacturer
major
in the Division's operations
factor.—V. 193, p. 2.
an
was
1960. The
important extra¬
Co.—Earnings Down—
to $46,821,000 or
$2.46 a share in
by Wilbur G, Malcolm, President.
net earnings in 1960 amounted
in comparison with $52,284,000 or
announced on Feb. 13
totalled
1960
commented
Malcolm
slightly
$578,390,000,
than
lower
1959
in
earnings
that
1960
were
affected
ill
by
Other adverse factors, he said, were increasing expenditures
development of markets for Creslan acrylic fiber, and a 12Portier plant near New Orleans.
the
w
earnings
PRESENT
6,000
include
to
issues
company
is
Y.
the
of
or
PROCEEDS—The
payment
It
is
have
dividends
in
proceeds
the
to
promotion, equipment,
over
January,
$250,000 in
the
amounted to $555,000, a 122%
month in 1960, Lloyd R. Ludwig,
192, p. 2013.
1961
same
paid
on
the stock
will
company
reported on Feb. 20.—V.
of the
be
I
iR
Recreational
Development
to;
after
for
and working capital.—V. 193,
p.
a
circular,
com¬
$217,500
debt
197.
The corporation was
organized for the primary purpose of
i
1!
developing
operating businesses in the leisure and recreational fields.
To
this objective it will acquire, construct, finance and operate
leisure time/recreation projects or
centers, including club/recreation
and community centers, as well as necessary or useful improvements,
and
AH-State
Credit Corp.—Files for
Offering—
further
corporation, of 71 West Merrick Road, Valley Stream, N. Y.,
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 21, 1961, covering
This
a
of
shares
class
stock,
A
to
offered
be
for public
sale
at
such
$5
PROCEEDS—The
land, roads and
per share commission and $30,000 for expenses. The com¬
agreed to sell the underwriter an additional 30,000 class A
shares
at
10 cents per
share,
and the underwriter will sell 3,000
teuch shares to Ira W. Berman at the same price for his services in
a
75
cents
has
arranging
The
In
operates
a
sales
finance
addition
to
certain
indebtedness,
300,000 shares of class B stock,
Leo
own
class
Vine,
Vice-President,
100,000
A
company,
shares
stock
on
a
each!
share
arid
the
Sidney
class
for
share
B
M.
Vine,
stock
basis.
will
has
B
common
♦
of
convertible
into
ice-skating
rinks and club
the corporation will be
stock (par val. 10c)
stock (par val. 10c)
22,000 shares of
options.—V.
used for
PRESENT FINANCING
350,000
150,000
class A common stock are
Outstanding
H2'n/mSKS*
100,000 shs.
reserved for the issuance
192, p. 1394.
Apex Smelting
Co.—Net Up, Sales Down—
reported on Feb. 17 net earnings of $993,793
ended Dec. 31, 1960, up from $654,220 the
The Chicago company
year
the year
before.
included $137,425 of non-recurring income
amounted to $4.87 per share based on 203,986
outstanding. Earnings in 1959, based «n
204,386-shares outstanding, were equal to $3.20 per share.
..William
A.
Singer, Chairman,
and Louis Lippa, President, told
shareholders thaTHSbe 31% increase in earnings from operations was
i960 earnings, which
The
from
the
shares
<
for
taxes
after
outstanding
Secretary-Treasurer,
be
common
and
of which Joseph R. Sterling, President,
The
A
Class
specializing
company
alleys,
to
equipment for a country club.
♦Class
of conditional sales contracts from furniture
throughout the metropolitan New York City
bowling
net proceeds
Authorized
in the
appliance
dealers
area.
It also
engages in commercial financing on automobile and commercial equip¬
ment, as well as advancing funds to business concerns secured by liens
against inventory and other collateral. The net proceeds from the
stock sale will be used to reduce outstanding indebtedness to a leading
institution
in
the
amount of
$732,211.96, and the balance will be
added to working capital.
company
pools,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
financing.
the
swimming
as
houses.
share. The offering will be made on a "best efforts all-or-nothing"
through Mortimer B. Burnside & Co., Inc., which will receive
basis
pany
;
Investment Securities Co. of Maryland, Inc.,
Baltimore 2, Md., publicly offered 100,000 shares of this
firm's 100 par class A common stock at $3 per share.
BUSINESS—The corporation was incorporated under the laws of the
State of Maryland on May 23, 1960.
The corporation has its principal
place of business at 210 E. Lexington Street, Baltimore 2, Md.
York,
New
.4
Corp.—Class A
Feb. 10 offering
American
Common Stock Offered—Pursuant
Broadway,
of the finders' fee' and underwriter's commission.
contemplated that these proceeds will be utilized
reduction,
for
revenues
President,
the event
options.
120
I
Bowling Corp.—Revs. Soar—
'
Outstanding
Co.,
been
and
American International
Gross
of its predecessors.
any
3D I
totalled
quarter of 1959. Third quarter sales in 1960 were $136,850,000
and earnings of $8,533,000 or 40 cents a share.—V. 192, p. 1809.
transfer agent for the company's common stock.
DIVIDEND—No
pany,
$9,851,000 or 46 cents a share compared to sales of
earnings of $12,256,000 or 57 cents a share in the
were
1960
*128,500 shs.
underwriter
Trust
1m,
of
quarter
final
FINANCING
reserved for issue
shares
$136,386,000 and net
fourth
the
in
$141,567,000
The
500,000 shs.
10c)
APPOINTMENT—Corporation
N.
purchase
Inc.—Common
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
(par
not
does
200,000
stock.
by
same
Authorized
stock
Common
filed
$21,895
common
expenses
$583,575,000.
increase
Sales
out$194,000 of
(curing)
drying
and
leaves
CAPITALIZATION
equal
financing,
company
will consist of
trade
accounts
payable;
Kellogg
ten
quickly,
large plant
a
in
sales
Sales
predominant use for flue-cured
tobacco is in the manufacture of
cigarettes,
and said type of tobacco accounted for approximately
61% of the1 total United States tobacco acreage in 1960, 60%
thereof
in 1959 and 59%
thereof in 1958.
34
equal
in
the
of
general decline in business activity in the last half of the year,
increasing outlays for additional field personnel to make possible
more effective
marketing of Cyanamid products, and by lower sales
offices are situated at 400 Morris Avenue, Long
Branch, New Jersey. Flue-cured tobacco is a type of tobacco so called
because
it
is
conventionally cured by stringing and hanging the
of
300,000 shares outstanding.
net income was $193,166,
at
was
of
Mr.
company's
The
Safety Razor Co.
1960,
30,
are
Feb. 14 offering circular, Meade & Co., 27 Wil-
St.,
50,000
$5
&
income
on
company's clients
Gillette
Sept.
own
under
$4.72
strikes,
the
for
per
$107,998
accounts
in
and
ended
are
valve is presssed the
container as a spray,
share.
per
capitalization
Associates
Net
share, based
$4,771,745
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
equipment
year
a
the
the
from
Among
Factor & Co.
fiscal
were
cents
standing
form.
products
when
automatically
other
$7,052,371.
were
1959
aerosol
that
so
gas,
Max
the
common
fiscal
rliam
and
and
week strike at the
the
August, 1955,
medicinal
in
pharmaceutical
and
1960
in
decline
were
division's
facilities,
one
suffered
settled
were
share,
it
prices.
under their
seven
6%
by
used
the
of
Contents
EARNINGS—For
the
incorporated
Inc.,
household
compressed
or
contents
for
Techniques,
cosmetic,
name.
pressure
cents
be
products for other concerns for sale by them
aerosol
John
will
for various corporate purposes, including payment of a bank
financing an increase in accounts receivable.
The balance
will be added to working capital.
I
BUSINESS—Aerosol
foam
financing
the
from
proceeds
manufactures
•
own
$3.48
earnings
by
group
company
■
will
group
Shoe
Brake
cost
a
1959,
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 49
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
tobacco
G.
writing
t
,
the
transactions,
each
After the
aggregate of
and
shares.
Aerosol
..
and
sell
to
proposes
foregoing
Hercer Corp., respectively,
6,500 shares, respectively.
Corp.
earnings declined from $7,-
were
company's
$2.20
are
Realty
Bros.
of
American Cyanamid
248,375 common shares of which
100,500;
owned beneficially by Lyman G. Realty
of
shares
36,500
transfer
company's
The
the
Banks
an¬
was
improvements
Interruption
49
of
it
of the company.
lower than 1959
hydraulic
pumps
and
system
components—was
Rochester, New York, to Oxnard, California, during
ordinary
of
System
the
producing
Nine
1960.
from
11
Member
increased
but
earnings,
net
President
only 2%
new
up
and
wages,
49
Statement of Condition
Federal
Twelve
of
share
common
level,
1959
in
manufacturing .operations in Europe, increases in
in employee benefit plans, Mr. Dunn said.
Some of these costs are non-recurring in nature, he said, and earn¬
ings should rise when customer demand increases.
starting
The
Payable
the
decline
26%
a
by Kempton Dunn,
of $164,586,507 were
per
factors
employees
Foreign Exchange Rates.
in
of $168,028,632. However, net
1959 to $5,666,874 in 1960.
in
transcontinental
:•
borne
Offerings
21
1960
earnings
Cost
.
Miscellaneous Features
and City Bond
Co.—Earns., Shipments Decline
matched
1959.
524,000
aggregate
an
52,710
in
Shipments
almost
1960
in
Feb.
on
American
State
1959.—V. 191, p. 601.
over
resulted
factors
cost
of
note and preferred
loans,
39
39
40
shares of common stock, of which Benjamin Adler, President, owns 212,000 shares and proposes to sell 25,000
shares.
Ernst holds of record (in addition to 15,625 shares beneficially
outstanding
of 11.6%
American Brake Shoe
39
General Corporation and Investment News..
American
1960,
increase
an
39"'"
Stock Exchange....
1959 revenues of $377,-
over
carried 8,614,000 passengers a total of 6,405,000,000 revenue passenger miles, an increase of 11.6%
over the
5,737,000,000 revenue passenger miles for 1959.
American Airlines carried 115,185,000 ton miles of airfreight in 1960,
39
Transactions American Stock Exchange
shares at $15 per share.
stock, the company
additional common
28,129
addition to
has
now
for
for 1959.
share
per
During
45
Pricesi
SEC Index of Stock
agreed to surrender upon redemption thereof the preferred
an outstanding $75,000 note and, with the $422,000 proceeds,
group has
shares and
•
the
of
$1.59
40
Markets
Transactions New York
pre-
par
of shares of common stock out¬
the disposal of property
the year 1960 were $1.19 per share
Earnings, including profits on the dis¬
number
average
the earnings
700,000.
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 39
Dividends
Ernst,
C.
outstanding shares
equipment,
40
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
:
Richard
1,388
T_
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
redemption value of $250
per share, or a total of $347,000.
This stock, as well as common stock
I registered in his name, is held on behalf of a group including members
of his and his wife's families, certain corporations and others.
The
stock
ferred
Stock
Toronto
reduce
defray
$500,000 demand bank loan and the balance to
short-term bank loans which were incurred to
a
of
the disposal of property and
to $1,744,000 for 1960, compared
on
1959.
500,000, represented an increase of 13.4%
37
37
37
39
Detroit Stock Exchange.
including transportable communications systems and heterodyne repeater transmitting and receiving equipment for radio, television and
microwave.
The net proceeds from the company's sale of additional
stock will be added to working capital.
Initially the proceeds will be
'
Stock Exchange
Boston
New
Lane,
profits
were
posal of property and equipment for the year ended Dec. 31, 1960 were
the year 1959.
C. R. Smith, President, stated that
1960 revenues, a record $428,-
15
New York Stock Exchange
Rochelle, N. Y., filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 20,
1961, covering
160,000 shares of common stock,
of which 110,000 shares are to be
offered for public sale by the company and 50,000 Shares, being out¬
standing stock, by the present holders thereof.
The offering is to be
made on an all or none basis through underwriters headed by Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co. The public offering price and underwriting terms
are
to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the design, development, production and
sale
of
advanced
electronic communications systems
and equipment,
LeFevre
1
the
upon
and
New York Stock Exchange
Electronics, Inc.—Offering and Secondary—
Inc.,
f
$1.40 per share and $2.53 for
1.
Electronics,
there
(net after tax) amounting
and
"we recently had seen the end
Taylor said,
Mr.
!
standing during the year, excluding profits on
Stock and Bond Quotations
of
a steel strike"
and "with a pent-up backlog of new railroad car orders
flowing in, we could look forward then to a high level of production
for the remainder of the fiscal year."
But at present, he said, ACF
together with the rest of the industry, has a low backlog of railroad car
orders.
"Because of the long-lead nature of the railroad business," he
added, "even if orders for cars should be forthcoming today, they could
not in the main be converted to sales before the end of the fiscal year."
A brighter aspect, Mr. Taylor said, is the steady growth in car leasing
business "the growth rate in numbers of cars in ACF's fleet has aver¬
aged about 5%
compounded over the past ten years.
It Is estimated
that the combined earnings of Shippers' Car Line Division and SHPX
car
leasing activities, which now totals 20,216 cars for the fiscal year
ending April 30,
1961, will be approximately $4,258,000, or $3 per
February,"
Adler
addition,
$7,683,000 for the year
Based
favorably with that of fiscal
a figure of about $5,000,000
compare
to result in
net earnings
Page
year.
"Last
...
In
equipment
from operations—or $3.52 per share of com¬
stock—compared with $5,166,000, and $3.64 a share, the preceding
combined
for
»
In This Issue
with
1960," he explained, is expected
the year
1959.
year
Investment
Up, Sales Down—
reported net earnings from operations of $10,ended Dec. 31, 1960, against $13,330,000 for the
has
company
039,000 for
William T. Taylor, Chairman, told
Analysts at Washington, D. C.,
year,
MISCELLANEOUS
•
American Airlines, Inc.—Revenues
This
15.
final
A
for
that
below
>
INSURANCE
•
Industries, Inc.—Earnings Estimate—
Earnings of ACF Industries, Inc. for its fiscal nine months ended
Jan. 31, 1961 will be higher than in the corresponding period a year
ago,- but net income for the full fiscal year is expected to be slightly
/
INDUSTRIAL
-
of
sale oT land,
common
stock
i
TU
2
"due
to
other
The Commercial
efficiencies
increased
resulting
from
facilities
improved
and
Armour
"In
$34,273,173,
were
view
most
of
the
the
of
report
down
adverse
from
economic
$40,245,942
conditions
our
operating results for
shareholders stated.—V. 190, p.
The
before.
year
which
prevailed
Arklahoma
This
gratifying,"
were
of
Cork
Southwestern
joined in
Southwestern
Oklahoma.
is
application
in
located
an
the
for
Central
hearing
and
South
April
on
1931.
Corp.,
West
13,
have
same
operated
company
electric
other.
--
,
states..
Southwestern
A'.'.."■
.
sales
in
of
its
$291,539,000
history—were
Federal
earnings of
reported
for
1960
tne
had
company
sales
of
owns
32%
of
specialties,
Earnings
dividends,
the
on
in
were. $3.08
paid
1959.,,
resilient
packaging
share
per
weighted
Dividends
as
and
SIDNEY
announced
Feb.
on
more
The stock
that
it
has
decided
financing.
strongly.
bills
extent
of the
to
to
try
lead
The
are
disadvantage.
in available
savings, provide
a
total
FEDERAL
$27
the
Federal
billion.
Reserve's
S.
A 7.7'7'h'6iai
•A
are
izing long-term purchases.
Last
plunge into the
•*
,
>
new era
of nonnormal-
'
February,
1960, the Fed's portfolio contained $25,253 million in government
Approximately a year later, the weekly average for the week ending this
past February 22 was $26,740 million—which includes the venture into long terms.
Member bank free reserves came to $659 million last week
compared to negative
(—$361 million) reserves for the month of February, 1960,
FOUR-WEEK
Bonds
Feb.
Mar.
27-Mar.
3-
$56,750,000
6-Mar. 10—
6,477,300
$32,632,510
50,725,670
Corporates
Total of Both
*Municipals
18,134,950
108,000,000
91,200,000
199,200,000
1,485,000
$171,227,300
$192,693,130
1,094,479,190
$363,920,430
$546,964,000
1,141,841,490
369,360,000
Mar. 20-Mar. 24.__
Total
*
Stocks
FLOAT
Total
$89,382,510 t$266,082,000
57,202,970
108,542,000
18,134,950
170,855,000
Mar. 13-Mar. 17
Last
FINANCING
Corporate
Week's
$1 million
Data
47,362,300
Financings
$355,464,510
165,744,970
188,989,950
200,685,000
$910,884,430
1,511,201,490
or more.
t Includes $100 million private negotiation of N.Y. State Power Authority.
and, thus, supply the member bank
reserve credit it normally intended to, or will
beyond what it would believe to be the proper
Roy L. Reierson of Bankers Trust, for one, in favoring the change
to long term buying, hopes that the Federal Reserve will merely substitute bonds
amount?
Dr.
below
depicts
IN
/;,/•,
con¬
offset
to
resilient
declined
and
these
greater
were
notably
floors
about
18%
institutional
from
the
building, held
7''*'• * ,,A, 7*;, AA-."..'r. *>'•
,
_
materials
demand
continued
for.
in
insulating
materials
of, these
users
new
and
starts
purchases,"
THE
TOTAL
with
issues
products
Mr.
steady
volume
Backstrand
while
industrial
and
reduced
their
inven-
said.
[Cf. the
defined
BACKLOG
Last Week
53 62,227,730
( 25)
78,528,250
$440,755,980
(27)
$284,862,300
84,468,400
(25)
(52)
$368,330,700
(48)
$353,996,130 (83)
268,275,960(164)
§t°cks
$667,284,000
(75)
•f Includes six preferreds of $96,556,000 with dates
of $3,036,000. without dates.
the
v'Jft
-
:.'oj
.
.
•■
•—_h_-_____t$liG63,028,070(299) '*$1,692,003,110(273.)
Total Municipals with dates....
Looking beyond
$1,322,672,410(225)
•
-
(23)
1,121,479,180 (81)
201,183,220(144)
$622,272,090(247)
Total corporates
'
BEYOND
announcements
of
THE
FIRM
securities
$584,680,000
and
(60)
four preferreds
BACKLOG
with
firm offering intentions to
find that they add up to a possible
the probable backlog above aggregate
we
seek $45 million in stocks and bonds; Continental
Industries, Inc. may negotiate
$5 million of convertible debentures; General Telephone Co. of California
plans to sell 10 million preferreds—besides the announced $20 million
v
of
bonds; Gen¬
eral
Telephone Co. of Florida may sell $10 million in preferreds—besides
reported
$15 million bonds. SONY Corp. reportedly will sell two million shares in the sum¬
mer; and West Penn Power may seek $25 million in 1962.
CHANGES
Additions
.V*
to
the
Chronicle's
IN
THE
23
Feb.
calendar
PAST
WEEK
amounted
to
the
sizable
sum
of
$293,942,810. The addition of state and local issues to the calendar of
larger securities
came to $129,379,000.
/.
V
-AaA-'vyY/ /.'A'A..: A A A'A .AA '
Corporate sales in the,.week through Feb. 22 were
$32,768,320 of which $28,393,320
were
senior debt securities, Private placements made
known in the same period
came to $6.7 million.
In addition the A.T.&T. rights to stockholders became effective
-
Municipal sales in the
LARGER
•
Included in the
in
the
same
ISSUES
week
IN
amounted
THE
NEXT
to
$71,420,000.
FOUR
-
•
•
i
..
A
WEEKS
following list of the larger corporate and municipal issues expected"
next four
weeks
Week
Week
are
two
equipment trust certificates:
-
of
of Mar. 6-Mar.
Feb. 27-Mar.' 3: 155,000 shares of Mortgage Guaranty Insurance
Corp.,
common; 250,000 shares of Whippany Paper Board Co.,
Inc., common; $40.5 million
in debentures of American Machine &
Foundry Co.; 360,000 shares of Berkey Photo
Service, Inc., common; $5.1 million of equipment trust certificates of Great Northern
Ry.; 50,000 units of Jonker Business Machines, Inc.; $9.5 million in bonds of States
Steamship Co.; and in- Municipals—$5,573,000 of Natrona County School
District,
Wyo.; $30 million Alabama Education Authority, Ala.;. $5 million
Charlotte, N. C.;
$11.4 million Prince Georges County, Md.; $11 million
Shelby County, Tenn.; $5 mil¬
lion Tucson, Ariz.; $30 million Chicago,
111.; $9 million Los Angeles Dept. of Water
& Power, Calif. $100 million N. Y. State Power
Authority; $8.1 million Illinois
University, 111.
'
10: $5 million Fund of America, Inc.,
common; $20 million
Municipals Investment Trust Fund, Series A; 121,870 shares of Random
House, Inc., common; 263,000 shares of Storer Broadcasting Co.,
common; $7,785,000
equipment trust certificates of Louisville & Nashville RR; and in
Municipals—
$15 million Denver, Colo.; $20,850,000 New Jersey; $40 million Puerto
Rico;
$10,634,000 St. Paul, Minn.
in
units
of
Week of Mar. 13-Mar. 17: 500,000 shares of Greenfield Real
Estate Investment
Trust, ben. int.; and in Municipals—$4 million Cincinnati City School
District, Ohio;
$15 million Duval County Board of Public Instruction,
N.
Fla.; $7,936,000 Hempstead,
Y.; $25 million Pennsylvania General State Authority, Pa.; $10 million WashingsSub., San. Dist., Md.; $100 million Kentucky (State of).
ton
Week
A still more important question than Federal Reserve purchases is the
question of
monetization. In short, will the Fed sell shqrt terms, to offset, its
long term purchases
the Federal Reserve expand credit
prices
commercial
approximately
securities.
Corporate
products
of
•-!
A
sale
..
$10.5 billion already is within the one to five year maturity
range and it is doubtful if the Fed would find it wise to add much in this
segment.As of Thursday, Feb. 23 this is what the Federal Reserve's
Open Market Committee
purchased: $7 million of one-to-five-year maturities (33/4S of 1964 and 4%s of 1965);and $6 million in five-to-ten-year
range (3%s due in 1968).
This is smaller than
were
it was
going to provide more credit.
The coming weeks should tell us more.
bonds......
About
what the market believed would be the initial
selling
■
J.
Feb. 23.
Governments
payments,
competitive
products,
may
>
HOLDINGS
of U.
achieving
lagging-
with
$3.6 billion. Added, to the-list of possible financing are:. Central Louisiana Electric
Co. is considering $6 million in bonds or
debentures; Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.
second
RESERVE
holdings
in
housing
rate
industrial
reports of financing which may materialize
$2.6 billion This possible backlog added to
a
possibility could,-then,-become
more probable with a raise in allowable
Regulation Q interest rates banks can pay
on time deposits.
The foreboding alternative is for the Fed to more than match the
decrease in demand for long-term investments with
greater open market purchases
if it is going to nudge bond prices
up during a bullish stock market period.
is
curtailed
OFFERINGS
•
Regulation Q is lifted for non-demand deposits, and there is good reason
to believe that the banks are
counting on this to back up their drive to increase time
deposits in the competition for savings, and principal banks throughout the
country
emulate the New York banks, the interest rate
"nudging" ability of the Federal
it
New
lessened
Corporate stocks without dates.
In the event
As
building
as
Corporate stocks with dates
by large New York banks of marketable time deposit interestbearing certificates competitive with Treasury bills may
bring about one of two
things. One, it may increase the supply of short-term investment outlets
and, hence,
help depress price and raise yields in this area. This from the
Treasury-Federal
The
backlog
Total
to such
difficult.
and salary
c^mpanv's
'
The recent creation
rather
the
and
.
in
whenever
12;]
com¬
,
the
Corporate bonds without dates.
The
.
become
of
packaging
a
and
as
$99,753,000.
outlays for ad¬
product
development.
new
wage
good
pleasurable development. But, two, it may do the
opposite by tempting long-term funds into this market.
If the marginal amount
which may shift proves significant enough it could decrease a
sufficient supply of
long-term investment funds and, as a result, check, if not lower, the upward rise in
bond prices. The extent of what has
happened to the latter may be seen in the fact
that highs on the New York Stock
Exchange bond tradings are running about threeand-one-half times more than the lows. In the last two months of 1960 the
highs and
lows were running about neck and neck.
3
totaled
increased
and
inciud.ng
advances
,
Corporate bonds with dates.
The Federal Reserve's radical entry
The gambit will work if funds are
pace
1960
-Total Backlog-
-.
will
certificates
p.
for
but
of
was
promotion,
most
tories
h
in
competition.
problems
required
sales
of
1960.
"Sales
$39,707,000
sales
keen
expenses,
specialties,
;*-:7
benefits
This Week
a
size that it could affect the yield trend.
insurance companies, pension funds,; and large >;.;V
individual borrowers ma^ avaif
themselves of as much short terms-<&s possible: and AAr
this marginal amount may offset Federal Reserve
moves.
Then, should there be
a
deluge of municpal offerings and an increase in corporate
bonds, the result of
the two moves may bring about a different
picture than the one our money managers
are trying to
develop.
b
A
"
A A A, A. 7 :-r:AA A-,
Reserve
u*
with
of
offering terms and can be
classified as serious contenders for investment
funds. Municipals have aaded about
$80 million since last week, despite a week of active
offerings. New corporate issues
without calendar dates in this
backlog are: North American Car Corp.'s 150,000
shares of common, Marine
Capital Corp.'s 667,000 shares, Beckman Instruments,
Inc.'s 70.000 shares, and New
England Tel & Tel's stockholder's rights of 3,150,000
shares and $45 million of
38-year debentures for competitive bidding around April 11.
.
might develop is: this: banks,
Reserve point of view would be
and
in
level,
well,"
^frhere
5.6%
level.
case
1959
same
employes
these
prevented
he said.
mixed
years.
compared
were
$300 million.
the
market
advantage of lowered costing financing ,terms. .The
latter may mount
the
costs,"
up
taxes
year.
The four-week backlog of issues with dates and
the float of issues with firm
offering
intentions, with and without dates, from Feb. 27 on are summed
up in the tables
below. The securities recapitulated are the
ones described
in the latest Chronicle
issues—today's and last Thursday's. Missing from the backlog, of
course,
is the
record high A.T.&T.
rights offering which took effect last Feb. 23. The float declined
two-thirds with new additions
amounting to about
long term market. While corporate financing prospects do not
loom too large, municipals authorized but
unissued are of significant size and can
What
of
indus¬
'77 A; AAA. A AVA A., A A' A
not diverted from the
to take
"In
AA
Chronicle, Feb. 23,
strengthen further the
money
more
products,
-.V-'.' '.vrA'-'
for
'
accompanies recovery periods.
available supply
for favorable bond prices and
building
stock
V/AA-7:,'.,-";,. A-
expensive to borrow as competition for the
market's revival and the
rising short term
here should reinforce this trend
expected
earnings
and
with
selling,
operational
higher
a
and
unusuaily
MUNICIPALS GAIN
and further and to
paucity of and need for bonds, and the increase
be
at
Armstrong
the
after
previous
Backstrand,
Armstrong
President,
said
that
in
1960,
the company
"had
to
contend
and
vertising,
shares outstanding during both
totaled $1,60 per share, .the
of
common
congruous, but the capital market's different tune may
provide an incongruous coun¬
terpoint instead of harmony. The Treasury and the Federal Reserve are
hoping
that the pursuit of
contradictory interest rate aims will not be self defeating. Bond issuers, of course, are
happy about these moves while worried whether rising
short term yields and stock
prices will not shift funds to their
omen
by
the
sales
Other
$16,225,000—second
$32,825,000,
were
earnings
in
salaries,
J.
record
common^stcck,
after deducting "preferred
compared wtih $3.69 the previous year, based
rise in short term yields. Bond
prices generally improve during business declines
but the upward price rises in the stock
market create an
entirely new and confusing
situation. A rise in short term interest rates
usually
increases.
C.
193,
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
taxes
isoO
6.6%
.
.
before
J.n
with
Wages,
interested
giving
jL3„d.
pared
of
average
on
flooring,
BROWN
20
declining long term yield rate down faster
Money becomes
Co.
thereon.—V.
$290,620,000
materials.
and
Reserve
order
and
municipal offerings this week (Feb. 27 - March 3) with
tentatively assigned dates come to $255 million and about two-thirds of this consists
of tax-exempts.
By adding the to-be-negotiated $100 million New York State Power
Authority to this total, the week's financing demand moves
up to a more impressive
$355 million.
The
an
hearing
a
for
&
ditions
1959
Armstrong manufactures
trial
all of whose
;'A;
.•
By
corporate
issued
request
SEC
demand
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
Public
has
to
in
the
Armour
"Markets
in Arkansas and
transmission company
capital stock of Arklahoma; and the balance of the stock is owned
in equal amounts by Arkansas Power &
Light Co. and Oklahoma Gas
and Electric Co., neither of which is affiliated with
Southwestern or
each
1961,
to
of
Company.
In
the
with
3,
stock
$19,207,000.
electric-utility
an
Arklahoma is
d,re
facilities
the
and
its
parent,
application.
the
Record
Holding
scheduled
the commission
Mar.
Earnings
Sought—
applied
has
common
Armstrong Cork Co.—Sales Up, Net Down—
Little
highest
has
the
101
mission
the
under
Exchange
in
Chronicle
Financial
and
"Dealing
Corp.—Seeks Status Determination—
corporation,
order
until
persons
Stock
privileges
>
Rock, Ark., has applied to the SEC for
Company Act declaring that it is not a
subsidiary of Southwestern Electric Co., Shreveport, La.; and the com¬
•
Co.—Unlisted Trading
Coast
trading
(Delaware!; and
during
1830.
Pacific
unlisted
.
1960
year,
to
the
page
an
&
factors."
Sales
the
(906)
of Mar. 20-Mar. 24: $10 million in bonds of Atlantic City Electric
Co.; $70
in debentures of Southwestern Public Service
Co. and 120,000 shares of
preferred; 800,000 shares of preferred and $13 million in bonds of Alabama Power
Co.; 273,437 shares of Rochester Telephone Corp.,
common; $70 million Southwestern
Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co., bonds; and in
Municipals—There are no large
municipal issues scheduled as yet for this week. million
.
.
u
}
'
A
February 23, 1961.
Volume
Earnings
dollars,
6033
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
BUSINESS—Founded
foreign subsidiaries,
expressed
in
U. S.
combined
sales
of
$29,575,000.
This
Armstrong
of
$1,247,000
were
sumer
Mr.
down
were
.connection
plant
in
though
even
with
insulation
heat
construction
of
sustained
the
and
Germany
primarily
increased,
sales
business
in
Canada
by
affiliate
an
of
in
sales
and
in
1920,
Automobile
financing
New Jersey,
business
Banking
with
three in Maryland
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
added
tile
the
resilient floor
getting started in
in
six
(907)
of
to
the
general funds
Armstrong
subsidiaries
of
from
the
used
and
current
to
1959.
the
plastic
of
types
highly
a
the
at
company's
Floor
in
Plant
compared
fiscal
Lancaster,
the
expand
capital
from
$159,984,000
year
the
in
$3,106,000
with
to
previous
2.8
was
1
ratio
compared
as
be
the
personal loan division
and
$355,000,
respectively,
annual
rate
paid
of
the
on
adjusted
cents
70
for
share
per
class
and
common
in
the
'
the
The
value
book
of
Commenting
indications
$36,731,000
were
the
that
future,
fom
rose
to
$28.37
in
downward
to
a
halt by spring and
period, the economy will resume
that,
following
upwaru
an
some
stock
three
in
shares
62,750
100,000
class
offering,
of
series;
shares
353,889
stock;
common
and
leveling
out
stimulus
"Indications
in
will hot
1961
Accordingly,
provement,
will
the
result
anticipated
in
company's
be
to
rising
relaxation
any
of
trend
of
cost
of
program
development,
product
new
continue
the
Bioren
pursued," he said.—V.
vigorously
Associated Dry Goods Corp.—Forms
190,
—V.
This
The
This
Foreign Sub.—
corporation has formed its first foreign subsidiary, Associated
International, Lewis P. Seiler, President of Associated Dry
Corp.,
"The
Associated
subsidiary
of
formation
Feb.
Goods International,
the new
Associated Dry Goods Corp., is
the Associated stores
and
to
administer
the corporation may
undertake in foreign countries in the future," Mr. Seiler said.—V. 193,
wholly
foreign
facilitate
owned
designed
will
for
consolidated
net
income for'I960 of $15,001,152, equivalent to $4.46 per share of
common
stock
after
payment of preferred dividends.
This compares
with $16,982,319 and $5.05 per share earned in 1959.
The
total
1960
in
balances
Wholesale
1960.
and
increased
volume
from
receivable
from
part
.
$1,800,-
in
the
to
1959
in
$762,795,475
..
that
said
1960,
1959
from
to
$161,537,430
small
rates,
be
with
result
the
substantially
income.
the
■.
-
that
the
the
for
accounted
previous, year
interest
paid
in
for
entire
outstanding receivables as of Dec.
life
in
insurance
in
decrease
Unearned
at.
Dec.
Emmco
had
The
income
in
in
insurance
net
past
in
prevailed.
assets
exceed
193,
subsidiary,
the
for
$2,287,455
insurance
life
from
$1,774,344
subsidiaries
Federal
1959.
tax
income
year-end
at
billion
dollar
forward
1961,"
to
the
and
economy,
1960
in
as
1959
interest
•
the
all
of
said.
segments
Campbell
•
The
proposed
Stuart
Co.,
Directors
approval
split of
Pasadena,
both
of
Atlas
of
Gottshall,
Atlas
share
annual
a;t
a;
The
firms.
and
the
of
Eoards'
and Arthur
Atlas President,
owners
will
vote
the
on
Hainsch,
proposed
in Wilmington on April 25,
meeting on the same date at
■
manufactures
involve
a
in
ethical
and
domestic
pharmaceuticals,
international
which
it
Under the proposed merger,
States.
Division
of
Atlas.—V.
191,
jointly
by
at the
company's
.
explosives
markets;
and
sells
The
of
its
101 Vs%.
Payment
of
Debentures
inclusive,
ture
plus
the
are
will be
Bank
of
made at any
Montreal.
into
convertible
3.29%
profit
Debentures—
branch
for
of
all
at
(far north
in Canada
stock
to
March
20,
1961,
$24.13 per share or 42 common shares per $1,000 deben¬
payment of $13.46.—V. 174, p. 2186.
,
at
Automobile
Warrants
Banking Corp.—Capital Debentures With
Offered
—
An
underwriting
group
managed
jointly by Reynolds & Co., Inc., and Cruttenden, Podesta
& Co. offered publicly on Feb. 21 a new issue of $2,000,-'
of
000
due
this
corporation's
6XA%
capital
debentures
1976.
warrant to
purchase 50 shares of the company's class A common stock, is priced
at 100%
and accrued interest. The warrants are detachable April 1,
1961
and
art'
exercisable at
$12.50 per share on or before Feb.
1,
1965
and at rising prices
thereafter until expiration in 1971.
PRIVILEGE—Each
$1,000
debenture,
with
an
of
-
attached
NOTE:
On
account
of
financial chronicle
the
fluctuations in
the
exchange,
products
in
continued
and
to
has
its
1961,
applied
proposed
issued
has
to
request
stock
whose
to
owned
substantially
of
all
The
inter¬
thereon.
six persons
Investing
by
its stock.
for
SEC
giving
hearing
a
is
the
acquisition
order
an
The
of
its
cash
and
will
distributed
be
immediately
Jessel
to
Dec.
ing
in
of
were
1959,
year
fourth
or
Weicker,
P.
59
of
1959,
was
Co.
The
Hatfield,
16,
for
public
1961,
public
17,500
of
a
150,000
all
an
or
price and under¬
company also
five-year warrants
shares and to reimburse
The
Warrants
to
Hallgarten & Cq. for
registration statement
The
on
offering
common
$12,000.
filed
Pa.,
covering
sale
for
an
also
additional
consideration
$250 in
includes
110,000
by
certain
shareholders
of
the
company,
individuals associated with the underwriter, which
from
time
to
time
Brooks
as
by
holders
the
Rotameter
thereof.
the
Co.,
firm
manufactures
plant ,in The Netherlands,
and
John
192,
of
A.
is
.
\
■"
For
1960 was
the
$181,000,
quarter of
share.
fourth
cents per common
said that exclusive
Douglas
by
the
110,000
opera¬
Brooks,
N.
President,
of which
Nelson
and
The
prospectus includes a long list
including 11,300 share blocks held
shares,
Endresen,* David
of
by
Gottesman
S.
,
54
selling
firing
and
board
the
I960,
of.
U.
or 14 cents per
1959 net profit
of
and
'
'
.
Oscar
Kimelman.—
-
cables,
landbased
Labs
had
current
assets
Brunswick
The
its
C.
of
assets
In
net
1961
engaged
fiscal year have been
in the design, manu¬
the
the
three
equal
Dec.
31,
to
taxes
after
13V2
cents
of
$27,157 on sales
share on the
per
$319,372 against
$251,548.95.
date totaled
1960
worth
Net
control equipment,
other
devices
for
agencies and departments
month period ended Dec. 31,
various
earnings
$175,606.
signed
has
of
subsidiaries,
Massey,
is
stood
at
Corp.—To Acquire—
corporation
the
and
of
as
liabilities
by
uses
Earnings were
shares outstanding.
200,000
its
for
firm
The
parts of gun fire
submarine
heaters and
Government.
S.
Brooks
share
per
component
$171,000.
of
the
involve
will
Supply,
to
Inc.,
an
purchase the business
Nashville, Tenn., and
and Jack
of Brunswick,
supply firm, announced.
undisclosed number of
President
Bensinger,
E.
Chairman
Board
agreement
an
Surgical
Massey
B.
acquisition
shares
of
stock.
Brunswick
Supply Inc., with subsidiaries in
Knoxville and
Kingsport, Tenn., is an established supplier of hospital and laboratory
equipment in the mid-South serving Tennessee,
Kentucky, Northern
Alabama and parts of North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia,
Surgical
Massey
,
will
become
part
of Brunswick's Aloe Physicians,
Scientific Division and will continue to operate under
management, with the exception of Mr. M,assey who plans
company
Hospital
its
and
present
retire
to
is
move
health,"
bilities
the
from
"This
of
of
business.
part
a
Brunswick's planned growth in the field
"and will broaden marketing capa¬
in Southern United States."
said,
Division
Aloe
our
of
Bensinger
Mr.
in the field of health, Brunswick
its bowling, marine and sporting
is also a leading manufacturer of
furniture and
gymnasium equipment and component parts for
mercial and military aircraft.—V. 193, p. 699.
addition
In
fifeld
the
'
cents
Brooks Labs.
and
The
ended
sales of
the year
which this subsidiary was
$1,444,000, equal to $1.28 per
after deducting preferred divi¬
net profit was $1,907,000, equal to $1.73
'
held
Vice-President.
2506.
Earnings
facture
The
on
'; '
foreign
Brooks Labs Co.* Inc.—Earnings—
,
indicated
the close of the period.
for
for
has outstanding 505,003 shares of stock,
now
Senior
p.
$100,000
receivable and for other work¬
for
working
capital purposes,
accounts
balance
the
and the opening of new sales
England;
and
and
development.
each
holders
by
'
the previous fiscal year, the
$5,753,583, or $1.13 a share,
Inc.
France
will be
company
Bigelow-Sanford,
quarter of
President,
Feb.
owned
company
of
quarter of I960 were $20,608,000, a decrease
$21,308,000 for the same period of 1959. Net
stock.
Street,
on
offered
by amendment.
underwriter, for $1,750,
amount
inventory
needs;
and
Brooks,
of
stock.
of
sales
the
the
issued
known
25%
V.
-
fourth
below
common
Vine
be
supplied
the
Germany,
S.
,
$74,214,000, an increase of 3,14%
over
preceding year. Figures for 1960 include Crestliner
common
for the
&
be
advice.
capital
about
„
and
sales
West
to
carry
research
Up—
quarter
31,
Co., Inc.—Proposes Offering—
407
to
certain
to
tions
16
its
to
recreatioh
of
divisions.
The
service
through
company
is~in
goods
school
com¬
Burroughs Corp.—Product News—
of the Hartford Fibres
corporation is producing and has made available for immediate
the
electronic industry magnetic thin film memory planes
The
operations of the balance of the company showed some im¬
provement in 1960 over the prior year in both sales volume and net
profit earned. With the unsatisfactory marketing conditions and lower
selling prices existing throughout the rayon industry, Hartford Fibres
suffered an operating loss for 1960.
R.
is now making the company's
quantities. Mr. Weicker said of Zantrel
exceed
marketing ;
program now in
progress is expected to develop a satisfactory sales
volume in due time.
He said, however, that development of this market
to a volume that will place the Hartford Fibres operation on a profit¬
able basis should not be expected until late 1961 or early 1962.
Corporation," Eppert said, "marks the fruition of "Wre
years of basic research and development carried on at our laboratories
in
Paoli, Pa.
It is a significant stride forward for the electronics
of
Hartford's two production lines
new
Zantrel
that
fiber
in
Polynosic
product characteristics, quality and marketability
the
company's expectations and that the Zantrel
the company's carpet and pleasure
boat
(Crestliner) divisions have been exceptionally well received by
the
trade," Mr. Weicker said, "and the company is continuing
co
improve its competitive position in these two industries.
"Bigelow," he
added, "is now in an excellent position, if the general economy strength¬
ens
during the second half of this year, to take full advantage of the
good opportunities that should exist for additional sales volume."
"The
1961
Bigelow
current
product lines of both
1960 was $33,500,000, with
times current liabilities.—V. 192, pp. 699 and 1910.
net working
assets 5.60
sale
capital at Dec. 31,
to
possible the construction of faster
President, announced on Feb. 21.
make
which
Eppert,
memory systems,
Ray
manufacturer to provide magnetic thin films on a
production
basis,
will manufacture and market the new product
through its Electronic Tube Division, Plainfield, N. J.
_
limited
the
Burroughs,
"The
first
production of
magnetic thin film memory planes
by Burroughs
industry."
"Our
film
turer
eauallv
developing
reliable
and
reProdufibJyfa"lf°rflnx,1tf^n
the first nianuf c
the industry. It is an
electronics industry
goal of high speed,
components. '—V. 193, p. 803.
cost,
a
are
stride forward for the entire
definite step toward the ultimate
significant
it marks
since
low
in
success
planes is evidenced by the fact that we
to make them commercially available to
built in-place
Split—Economic Merger—
C-E-I-R, Inc. announced on Feb. 15 it
recommending a 2-for-l stock split
C-E-I-R, Inc.—Stock
The
had
Board
adopted
of
a
Directors
resolution
of
-
^
York 7; _N. Y staUstfcal2 issue' oT Monday pother ^"ficesf^ssls. La Salle
issue on Monoayj^
undgr the Act
(Reg.
rate of
establish¬
699.
p.
to
in
U.S..Patent bffice) William^ B. Dana Company, Publishers,' 25 Patk Place, 'New
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) witha statistical
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1961 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second, class matter February 25, 194^
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year, in Dominion of Canada,
the COMMERCIAL and
to
purchase
additional
an
company's
offices
underwriters.
terms are to
has outstanding
O. Beckman, President,
officials as a group 520,697
the
shares outstanding at
net
the
of
$639,000,
One
common
the
Division,
corporation has called for redemption on March 21, 1961,
outstanding 5%
convertible debentures
due Dec.
1,
1967
excepted)
the list
underwriting
and
price
management
first
royalties
For
sales
share
L.
Atlas Steels Ltd.—To Redeem
ended
1960
31,
share
was
to
stock,
sell
submarine
•
897.
p.
on
operations
from
April 1, the date
acquired.
Net profit for
1960 was
share of common
stock outstanding,
of
refined
He
offset
were
the
to
1959
fleet.
car
profits
Corp.—Proposes Acquisition—
3,
shares
of
were
sold
cents per common share based on
the
5,106,731
sales,
Net
Stuart manufactures
-in
European
Dec.
dends.
distributes throughout the United
Stuart would operate as The Stuart
tank
of
in
beneficial interest in
a
193,
shares
De
The
Feb.
on
$71,954,000 for the
per
1
-
,
20.3%
its saleexpansion* including the purchase-of capital equipment for
of additional stock will be used as follows: $100,000 for
a
2607.
Dec.
Ralph :
and Stuart
shareowners
the company's offices • in
and
filed
21, 1981^ Covering 69,976
offer such stock
basis of one new share for
proposes, to
803. '
for
Consolidated
4-for-l
President of Stuart.
merger
v
chemicals
industrial
both
Atlas
made
was
meeting
special
may
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc.—Sales Up, Net Down—
the
requires
now
would
owners,
approval
Pasadena.
them
which
merger,
share
Stuart
The
are
to
financial
including
other operating Income for the quarter
31, 1960 totaled $181,661,340, compared with $197,490,837
the corresponding quarter the year before, the report said.—V. 192,
-Net
the Atlas stock.
Announcement
K.
income
on
p.
I960
of
improvement
related
sale
as
company,
corporation
agreed
expenses
Current
months
in
the
company's
and
respect
Mar.
Andresen
by
purchase
for
common
oh Feb.
indebtedness,
and
$1.42
was
based
Atlas Powder Co., Wilmington, Del., and
Calif., has been approved by the Boards
of
merger
to
it
year.
ended
Atlas Powder Co.—Merger—
The
for
increase
1959.
non-recurring
commission
having
terms
agreed
of
its
certain
193, p.
three
in
Mr.
and
the
common
2,500 shares
Fullerton,' Calif.,
Blvd.,
the
Lehman Brothers heads
and
corporation
Net
599.
p.
has
the 5,373,401
shares outstanding at the close of the period and included 60 cents
a
share of
non-recurring income.
The non-recurring amount repre¬
sented profit on the sale
of Elliott-Automation Ltd. shares and also
included a provision for reserve for purchased patents.
company's
with
until
value.
of
writing
Company Act
D. C., has ceased to
that Act.—V. 193, p. 699.
in
company
stockholders
share;,
Net income
costs
earnings
an
in
said
expenses
level
same
investment
and
has
basis
none
reported net income after all charges
$7,632,537, including a non-recurring amount of $3,215,287, for the
three
months
ended
Dec.
31, 1960—first quarter of the company's
fiscal
mark.
improvement
an
Carmichaei
Mr.
higher
the
these
manufacture
the
order
company,
shares
Washington,
Harbor
The
Bendix Corp.—Earnings
•
net
share,
per
Loughney
and
-
that
Tennessee
a
This
amendment.
to
509,393
This
was
capital.
(& Subs.)—Net Up—
share earned
registration statement with the SEC
of
view
one
in
the
York
ship
i.
D.
Brooks Instrument
plant expansion and new equipment, and the balance
to general
funds available for corporate purposes,*
shares.—V.
,
working
competitive situation which prevailed throughout
area
of the company's operaiions.-^V. 193, p. 103.
this
seventh
asset
net
•
♦
companies rose again in 1960 reflecting the
tax rate increase before taxes accrue on life
Again
the
company
—V.
with
compared
of
national
looking
are
$64,065,060
with
Inc.—Proposes Rights'! Offering'Variable area flow meters, generally called "rotometers." Net proceeds
subscription
date,
by
addition
owns
approximately the general corporate rate.
the results of the operations of the company
of
the many
problems arising from
de¬
at
year
the
in
which
"We
down
earnings
velopments
income
graduated
satisfactory
our
$2,408,497
insurance
a
the
Over
H
;
at
Company,
of
1960,
life
for
step
were
receivables rose from
the end of 1960.the
automobile insurance
\
'
SEC—
was
largely attributable to increased sales
approximately $2 million realized on the sale
Street Investing
persons
is
a
E.
the
shareholders.—V.
1,381,123 shares of common stock, of which A.
.
With
notification
having a total value of $3,625,771 as of Dec. 31,
1960,
exchange for shares of Investing corporation stock based upon their
in
Investment
the
under
of
defined
as
2500
stock.
by
company
of
In
-
of
securities,
The
subsidiaries are engaged in the business of
designing,
developing,
manufacturing, and selling precision instrumeats
for
scientific,
industry, medical, and laboratory
use. Of the
net
proceeds from the stock sale, $3,500,000 will be used to repay
short-term
bank
loans incurred since June 1960 to help defray the
..V
combined
rates
"
outstanding
$67,871,419
year.
$3,089,723
of
record
added
an all-time
the same date
financing
achieved
of
held.
shares
supplied
The
;
earn-
over
.
on
to
Insurance
net
a
previous
last
income
1959
31,
order
an
statement with the SEC
common
20
be
consolidated
receivables.
in
in
Corporation
vehicles.
Corp.—Exempted—
company
company,
of
The
1960 reached
31,
of $100,802,345
of
Associates
$1,092,533,496, an increase
1959.
Each
major
category
increases
flying
low
.
corporation
this
subscription
cost
high of
in
speed,
target.
issued
has
that
each
1959.
Total
the
investment
an
This
increase in expense was in
money—an increase of $8,517,590 over
borrowed
on
high
-
year
to
about
Corp.;
ested
with
advantage
SEC
shares
largest
the
,
registration
of higher income tax
reduction in premium
effect
adverse
and
continued
over-all decline
costs,
slightly
from
New
Jessel
operation
Its primary
the Avien-Bogner 762A,
as
very
»
$23
extremely
Formerly
.
the
in
As
The
the
overcome
mortality
known
track
Beckman Instruments,
C
$169,-
insurance
operations
produced
a
life
insurance
operations
in
1960
casualty
income.
to
able
rising
rates
ings
in
increase
not
were
track
and
declaring
$827,-
to
off
operations—was
finance
from
automobile
is
to
time
lower
.
income
net
while
station
Base, and will be designed for
within several hundred miles,
Avionics Investing
...'{'I'
•'•. "■
In a joint statement commenting on the past year's activities, O. C.
Carmichaei, Jr., Chairman of the Board, and E. D. Campbell, President,
490,111.
be
letter
a
consolidated
non-recurring
processing centers.
exemption
Jessel
reported
that the 762A will perform its task completely
including the seeking out of the target and its tracking.
reason,
contact is broken, the 762A will automatically
major
The
increased
volume
of electronic products, an¬
antenna system to be used for the
ever built will be erected later this
and
$163,564,204,
to
;
installment loan volume increased
commercial loan and other
Direct and personal
$144,807,121
installment
resulted
in
used cars.
This
to
1959.
from $687,703,029
This
the
and
at
the
year
an
over
dropped
compact
on
028,978 in 1960.
from
volume
a
amounted
business
finance
of
$43,961,732
of
installment
$640,721,494
sales
volume
increase
an
Retail
the
50,000
reported by Avien for the 762A is the. unit's
ability to rotate easily and rapidly in winds of up to 80 miles per
hour, without sustaining
damage.
Wind damage has been a major
problem in the operation of ,the parabaloid, or "dish" type antennas,
used up to the present time for tracking purposes.
The 762A, Avien
noted
can
operate
in 80 mile-per-hour winds
at rotational speeds
that
would
incapacitate
comparable sized
parabaloids unless
they
weighed more han three time the 762A.—V. 193, p. 103.
A
Down—
804,787,
50,000
.
Inc.
N.-Y.,? manufacturer
tracking
1959
with
some
relocate
The South Bend, Ind. company, announced on Feb. 21,
Co
& Co.
for
$1.51
or
investments
data
were
reflect
automatically,
-Volume Up, Net
(& Subs.)
&
Hague
filed
certain
Broad
antenna
new
company
If
Associates Investment Co.
C. T. Williams
used
$1.25 per
however,
by
of
1960
50,000
Co.
Edwards Air Force
human supervision
function
3.
p.
The
y
the foreign buying for
any
other, activity
which
to
Smith,
&
1961
reports
or
President
Earnings
75,000
firm
gas
out,
part
ment
75,000
Chas. W. Scranton
100,000
Co
&
Co
&
6,
be
$30,803,000
long-term
in
the development of an
that
to
during
pointed
75,000
Inc.
Lear
100,000
Co
&
Woodside,
year by
without
of
on
Winslow
Reed,
Feb.
to
$25,602,000
natural
of
100,000
Whiteside
Chace,
.
of
3.
p.
unmanned
first
20.
Dry
announced
...
.
were
on
are
Toronto
the
earnings
$100,000
Avien, Inc.—New Antenna System—
Goods
Goods
&
Ryons
193,
nounced
Dry
.
100,000
Kuch
G.
Lester,
897.
p.
&
proceeds
amounted
over
&
Bateman, Eichler & Co._
Noyes & Co._
150,000
Co._„_—100,000
&
Inc.
merchandising
imaginative
and
H.
competitive pressures.
reduction, quality im¬
150,000
i
Fusz-Schmelzle
busi¬
general
Co.,
Hemphill,
Co.
that
are
&
Co.__
McDowell
250,000
Bache
coming
the
during
economy
markets.
construction
ness
the
for
taxes
corporation
Company
&
Blosser
Straus,
Co.-
course.
months
is expected
to come from the ending of an extended period of in¬
dustrial inventory liquidation and from a modest expansion of certain
major
income
SEC
The
A
Amount
McCormick
1960.
British American Oil Co. Ltd.
Amount
$475,000
Co. Inc.
Podesta &
Cruttenden,
shares
split Jan. 5,
Dec.
purchase
,**'
agreement.
may
of $26,856,250, up 5.1%
Earnings per share were $2 71 on
31, 1960 against $2.61 a share
outstanding after adjustment for a two-
outstanding
covering not to exceed 3,000 shares of common stock (par
$1)
to be offered at $10 per share to officers,"directors, executives
and eligible employees. No underwriting is involved.
obligations of the underwriters to purchase
respective amounts of debentures set forth opposite their names
are
subject to certain conditions set forth in
the purchase
Reynolds &
Up—
earnings
Brigham's, Inc., Cambridge, Mass.—Files
The
the
com¬
class
of
1960
A
past
the
stock
shares.-
A
:J
activity
brief
a
1959.
are
$29.79.
Udtus^duu s~ui,
drift of general business
ivir.
come
"The
$39."'o *oo
compared
stock
common
the
on
as
shares
9,800,000
on
Earnings
announced
$24,405,347 for 1960, compared
728,749 the year before.—V. 193, p. 803.
.
current
has
figure of $25,548,693.
of
Federal
in
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
1959
3
$956,014,030 exceeded the previous $941,326,495 high of
by about 1.6%.
below
Inventories
1959
Sales
capitalization, consisted of $15,617,000 of short$6,190,000 of funded debt;
$778,000 par value of
preferred
for
Co.—Sales,
company
the
9,907,500
in
1960
stock;
warrants
been
have
'
borrowings;
common
with $189,217,000 at the close
of current assets to current lia¬
with 3.0 to 1 at the end of 1959.
will
compared
as
The
year.
to
the
at
1,
convertible
1959.
$200,175,000
were
the
of
bilities
end of the year was $49,406,000 compared
Shareholder equity in the company • rose
$168,191,000.
Total assets at the end
of the
at
$52,370,000
securities
year.
years.
Oct.
pany's
term
Working
fiscal
CAPITALIZATION—As
Pa.
With
Borden
The
ended Sept. 30, 1960, the company and
operating income of $3,680,000 and net income
gross
stocks
common
automated
floorings
prior
three
manufacturing
and
con¬
a
Pennsyl¬
year
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
projects
completed
during
the
year" were
operation
for
vinyl-rotogravure
floor
production line for unusual new
major
Among
high-spi&ed
coverings
in
Delaware.
in
for-one stock
had
$434,000,
the
of
offer
.
a
operates
offices
one
business.
EARNINGS—In
Contracting & Supply Corp., an Armstrong subsidiary in the industrial
insulation
contracting field.
Capital. expenditures for
1960 totaled $22,827,000,
the largest for
any
year
in the company's history.
This compares with $20,394,000
in
24
and
from
costs
of
new
a
losses
because
loan
vania,
on
earnings of $1,461,000 on sales of $26,259,000 last year,
Backstrand said that earnings of Armstrong foreign subsidiaries
with
compares
in
Number
193
remittance for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be made in New
York funds.
$68.00 p r y
Countrles> $72.00 per year,
,
4
will
considered
be
the
stockholder's
special
a
meeting
held
be
to
in
and
action
this
in
which
profits
recognition
C-E-I-R
of
the
made
has
expansion
major
in
last
the
in
26
C-E-I-R
months
has
announced
with
mergers
and branch offices at Palo Alto, Calif.;
Huachuca, Ariz.
Houston,
Utah,
Port
and
Last
September C-E-I-R announced that it would rent a STRETCHclass
Computer from IBM,
beginning operations next year.
The
research
and computer services firm made a
joint announce¬
ment on Feb.
17 of an economic merger with Computer Services Inc.,
firm
a
of
Englewood,
Cambridge,
The
action
Mass.
of Directors
at
the
Feb.
16,
meeting
a
Board, of
and
C-E-I-R's
at
of
approved the terms of
in
of
During
near
future.—V.
193,
of
this
The
the
Feb. 3, 1961 filed a letter of notification with
shares of capital stock (par $1) to be offered
through Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St. Louis, Mo.
corporation
SE'C
at
Exchange Commission—
$5
share,
per
The
on
covering 60,000
proceeds
be
to
are
used
the
reduce
to
bank
company's
in¬
debtedness.
unit
at
will
Present
Co.—Files
Tractor
This,
Feb.
its
20,
filed
company
registration
a
with
statement
Employees'
Investment
Plan.—V.
193,
599.
p.
has
to
is
issued
giving interested persons until March 6, 1961,
request a hearing thereon.
According to the application, Cencon
owned 50% by Continental Oil Co., a Delaware corporation, and 50%
by Universe Tankships, Inc., a Liberia corporation. Continental Oil is
a
publicly held company, while Universe is a wholly-owned subsidiary
Oceanic
of
stock
Tankships, S.
which
of
is
A.,
corporation,
Panama
a
all of
capital
the
owned
by two persons, Daniel K. Ludwig and W. W.
all of the capital stock of Conoco, A.G., a
Switzerland corporation, which in turn owns 50% of Refineria Panama,
Continental
Wagner.
A.,
S.
Industries,
owned
in
The
application
and
other
and
Liberia
a
this
The remaining 50%
states
Panama
It
will
is owned
whose
record
cavern
companies.
from
the
insurance
companies
Cencon
notes
Refineria
Panama
of
related facilities
of construction
the cost
indirectly
through
Cencon,
these funds
to obtain
Cencon proposes
the issuance to them of
by
in
Panama
turn
will
execute
$25,000,000
deliver
and
to
secured
solely
serve
D.
A.
on
Feb.
Contour
of
24
at
Stock
Offered—
Co. made an initial public offering
100,000 shares of this corporation's com¬
$3 per share.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
various
Inc.
Corp.—Common
Lomasney &
stock
mon
plant
and
from
facilities,
the
balance
for
the
sale
will
be
the
stock
general
working
sales
1959,
The
of
of Organo-Cerams,
capital.
BUSINESS—Chemical Contour, located in Gardena, Calif., is
primarily
in chemical milling and related fabrication on a subcontract
from the aircraft and missile industries. Chemical
milling is a
for producing structural shapes by controlled etching of metal
alloys. The company recently announced the development of a pro¬
prietary process for applying electroless nickel plating on magnesium
process
management
methods
organic
believes
of
coatings,
has
plating
masking
EARNINGS—For
superior
properties
in
now
Organo-Cerams,
use.
materials
and
adhesives
compared to
Inc.,
sells
as
for
industrial
uses.
the
seven
months ended Oct. 31,
1960, the com¬
reported sales of $377,881 and net of $31,142. For the fiscal year
ended March 31, 1960, sales were
$632,000 and net $51,453, compared
with
sales of $355,896
and net of $24,018 for the comparable 1959
pany
fiscal
for
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
of
$61,000
value.—V.
par
of
193,
debt
On
the
while
stock
the
of
on
Each
by
to
of
effect
and
to
the
400,000
offering,
shares
of
capitalization
common
will
stock,
of
stockholders
Directors
the
of
to
basis.
one
at
a
of
27,
25
of
shares
of
1961,
10
cents
in
on
$2.10
Trusts
on
public
The
Sept.
Offered
Feb. 21
certificates
1,
—
1961.
&
Salomon
awarded
were
reoffered
for
approval,
to 4.25%
at
were
Commission
1961
maturity
In
been
1961.
share
a
stock
will
14,
be
now
with
mailed
public
prices
for
sale,
to
the
187,
p.
corpora¬
are
The7, ^ 1 and
,matVrJ in 30 eciual
Nlarch
Sept.
instalments
1, from Sept.
1,
1961
38?000cTv Ts" par700ecured by
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.
1960* weareni$nig7S27°q 266*
$17,279,266,
or
dividends.
net
244.
Hutzler
and
subject
to
from
were
Comparable
a°
a
earnings
for
to
rated A
year
of
and
Glass
the
V.
Paid
which
Electric
for
1961
during
the
revenues
in
two
Spatta
Clark
said
at
were
activities
he
in
than
to and
Marple
to
to
at
stock
level
of
the
193,
the
of
ports
S.
Co.
to
of
that
gains
36%
creases
of
income
were
Revenues
the
registered
SEC
$2.2
record
Studley,
share,
for
1959
for' the
after
shares
the
and
The
will
P.
with
$7,478,312
largest
other
dollar
1961,
and
increased
has
equivalent
of
1960.
in
the
for
prior
first
before.
and
The
to
club,
paid
7.0%
marked
dividends
and
gas
the
on
108th
its
revenues
consecutive
common
increased
stock.
13.6%
to
fiscal
and
the
use
to
Gas
increase
the
of
the
44%
six
which
$1,610,268
58
or
by
1,971,029
the
93
at
the
of
end
cents
82
share
per
the
capital
surplus
in
the
Coastal
December
States
quarter
will
sell
to
130,000,000 cubic
of
feet
of
from
following
order
Paso
cubic
Natural
terms
for the
feet
agreed
Gas
delivery
has
has
of
the
are
is
also
agreed
Westchester,
sales
payable
Additional
Pux-chase
of
Coastal
the
defined
the
States'
to
Mokeen
of
Working
to
the
capital
(10
cents
these
of
Beach
Kleberg
reserves
the
per
period.
Coastal
We
States."—V.
Mr.
fiscal
193,
p.
1961
will
be
of
stock
Co.
has
$1)
(par
of
the
transfer
corporation.—V.
193,
four
for
week
the
Feb.
on
period
ended
corresponding
above
Southeast
and
tion
28
sales
Jan.
20
Jan.
period
last
year,
Midwest
compared
to
460
stores
a
ago.—V.
year
in
interim
an
unaudited
amounted
to
earnings
a
share
Net
of
of
new
a
from
report
figures
$81,241,000
high
in
operations
dated
Feb.
indicated
1960
for
exceeding
the
1961,
year
the
company
other
and
income
$76,838,000
those
1960
of
1959
were
in
quarter
6.0%
of
and
1960
declined
27.6%
from
those
respectively.—V.
of
Tenn.,
was
it
J.,
is
acquired
has
announced
President
192,
p.
701.
p.
National Foil
by William
the
Feb.
on
20
a
growing
demand
for foil
acquisition of National Foil
printing industry throughout the
quality foil laminations.
noted
that National Foil
Co.
for
the past 23
plain,
meeting
through
by
the
colored
and
embossed
laminations
paper
of only plain foil, did not reach;
Conalco's
converter customers.
supplied
to
will
interfere
not
the
trade
by
with
Most
other
mills.
foil
of
policy
past
our
this market
limited
these
of
aluminum
not
Foil
offices
Conalco,
of
the
com¬
products
of
will
its
ultra-high
and
industries.
Conalco
coiled
purity
also
has
sheet
production
first quarter of 1962.
The
with
general
sales
additional
office
193,
of
in
offices
Dallas.—V.
and
aluminum
for
which
is
Conalco
Chicago,
to
$385,941,474
$4.47
in
Feb,
on
1960
15
in
in
located
Cleveland,
Los
other
of
during
completed
New
City,
York
Atlanta
Angeles,
a
in
from
its
Net Down—
high of $410,642,040, compared with
earnings per common share de¬
$4.60 in the earlier year, the company
new
1959,
but
annual
report.
.
.
dollars,
earnings of $9,311,146 almost exactly matched 1959's total
$9,323,019.
Average number of shares outstanding increased
by
of
54,000
some
-
of
be
and
expansion
400%
a
will
492.
p.
during 1960 rose to
sales
net
electronics
the
construction
under
facilities
R.
during
the year, largely
because of payment of 79,300
for Love's Biscuit and Bread Co., Ltd., of Honolulu.
in May
Newton
Laughlin,
of
491.
the fact that while
earnings
the
to
President
of
Continental,
keep
pace with sales
over-all sales rose
as
due
there
explained
increased
to
were
the
labor
sales declines
failure
costs,
in
some
company's more profitable markets, and continued losses in the
division, a home-delivery operation in the Midwest, pur¬
retail
Omar
the
near
end
of
1958.
reported
1960
Sales
5.7%.
fourth
2016.
193,
Consolidated.
of
line
its
known
producer
a
by
are
opera¬
for
$6,561,000
the
agent
transfer
appointed
corporation.—V.
possible.
shares
the
or
Net
$4.06
with $6,908,000 or $4.28 per share earned in 1959.
for 1960 were second highest in the company's
history,
5.0%
less than those in 1959.
Sales and net earnings for
by
the
Of
N.
its
for
acquisition
gallium
the
in
1959.
by
only
although
forms of high purity aluminum (99.99%) in this country.
Recently, the corporation also announced the acquisition of A. I. A. G.
Inc;, a company whose main products are transistor grade
six
compared
fourth
1959
been
has
stock
Conalco
supplied
served
clined
p.
sold,
are
Inc.—Appointment—
Systems,
Co.
B
Vice
well
States
chased
15,
with
hereby
other
ex¬
Up, Earnings Down-
sales
compared
offered
2608.
p.
Metals,
3.8%.
193,
3,783.19
1,660
be sold with more complete coverage than hereto¬
Consolidated Aluminum Corp. today is one of the major
suppliers of plain foil in the United States.
It is also a producer of
coiled aluminum sheet, and the largest
manufacturer of primary and
of
earnings
although
the
to
shares
192,
with our customers."
Through the national sales
of
Columbian Carbon Co.—Sales
that
said
Conalco,
In
decrease
a
$24,612.54
8,633.23
peting
reported sales of $32,557,415 for the
28,
1961,
compared
with
$33,841,488
of
equip.
Jackson,
of
announcement
not
This
year
of
company
operations in ten states
and indicate there
were
447 stores in
Outstanding
*232,500 shs.
W.
that
System.
reflect
FINANCING
3,440
broadening
laminations
Stores Incorporated—Sales Off—
corporation
of
Trust
Elizabeth,
by
disclosed
The
PRESENT
Authorized
their
is
700.
p.
5,000
69,700
plus
the
present
operating personnel,
will continue
present capacities with the new subsidiary.
Allison, Vice-President—Marketing and Sales, of Consolidated
Aluminum
Corp., said:
"National Foil Co. serves a type of market
ar¬
both
agent
2,000
packaging——
TO
'.'4
10,000
moulds..
for
Continental Baking Co.—Sales Up,
appointed
6,000
5,000
$27,000
class
and
A
5.
been
Bank—
tary-Treasurer,
in
Co.—Appointment—
Trust
coping
EFFECT
Airborne
Executive
has
Sales
Irving
;
National
to the graphic arts
industry, and has enjoyed a reputation for high
quality and workmanship throughout the trade.
The former principal
stockholders, Walter A. Hunt, President, and Robert E. Hunt, Secre¬
others,
record
a
15,000
20,000
450,000 shs.
100,000
concern
The
new
stated, "Management
substantially the initial
surpass
all
Miller
a
years
••
Wyatt
to
that
believe
Coburn Credit
The
outlook,
operations
$64,800
pool
debt:
payable
to
corporation,
Inc.,
Miller,
the
the
following
debt:
class
United
half
Systems.
months
the
Mr.
advance
County
display
par)
Manufacturers
products
materially improve
County and South
Kleberg
&
the
for
—L__
purchase
Co.,
by
Field,
shares
others
Co.
This
a
and
of
equipment
Franklin
GIVING
payable
D.
out¬
previous
Co.
10
from
Consolidated Aluminum Corp.—Acquires—
to
approximately
Yeary Field and in
the
Rivera
company's
that
position
Oil
from
and
(including
use
promotion.——
chemicals
payable for
fore
with
sale
and
additional
of
mortgage
•for
owning
in
reserves
in
the
opinion
the
together
position
gas
reserves
reserves"
Commenting on
pects second half
for
Morgan,
in
adjacent
Co.,
size
use,
New
of
Consolidated
Coastal
30,000,000 cubic
of
commercial
for
in
York, sales office
inventory of pool equipment
Inventory
The
gas
to
pools
ranging
residential
priority:
and
Retirement of corporate
♦Assuming
daily
originally, an
obtained
requirements
Oil
Sun
O.
States
located
"dedicated
Texas
Arnold
presently
50%
of
which
the
with
Coastal
put
the
with
of
and
50,000 may be sold.—V.
Natural
Paso
upon
dedications
gas
the
machinery
Jersey
Notes
increasing
was
El
In¬
constructing,
*
showroom
Long-term
period.
natural
designing,
of
New
Common
previous
share.
first
thereby
resi¬
name
Compressed
Compression
name,
of
for commercial
feet
s
and
cents
the
per
in
the
underwriting discounts,
commissions
this offering
(if all of the shares
estimated
at
$197,500.
The
company
intends
the
(9)
totaled
shares
of
to
for
pools
corporate
from
1960
swimming
feet
190
proceeds
are
CAPITALIZATION
net
depreciation
equal
of
total
of
taxes)
present
pools
Advertising
National
rangements
Seventh
laws
deducting
net
(8)
T.
additional
contract
new
principal
the sponsor.
Co., 82
"irhe
19,
for
feet
65
Additional
(6)
1961,
sales
continued
months
was
or
cents
1961
100,000,000
El
the
fill
to
and
the
swimming
business
55
proceeds
in
' (7)
.
daily.
A
It
which
price escalation
States
sponsor.
In¬
in
fiscal
69%
income
the
on
initial
outstanding
was
fiscal
average
30%.
the
Jersey.
Loan
upon
gathering
for
before
Federal
share
per
developments
with
compared
Trust
under
1954.
by
(4)
non-recurring net gain of $1,195,557 (61 cents per
in July 1960 on a stock transaction. This amount
under
annual
an
of
Vice-Presi¬
as
of
stockholder of
constructed
(2)
investment.
Highlighting
agreement
Gas
listed
is Treasurer
Sept.
its
repairing
has
feet
net
under¬
;/•'
credited
Vice-President
and
is
Island
April,
on
the
(3)
for
year.
of
operations
(income
to
in
and
25
(1)
realized
was
been
are
swimming clubj private school and motel installations).
employs approximately 75 people.
It operates^an New
New
purposes
53.5%.—
year.
a
investments
company
The
half
In
$1,115,023
addition,
and
stockholder
equipping
since
Corp.
It
use.
feet
and
president,
issuance
half
accounted
company's
deferred
shares
income
net
with
Fund
organized
was
changed
engaged
by 40 feet to
country
York
covering
and
interest
earnings
the
year
$1,791,621,
were
1,932,193
half
last
In
to
31,
earnings
the
on
First
the
the Fund,
(5)
his
cash
the
$1.32
rose
ne?
1962.
which
is
servicing
30
feet
Pa.,
offered
be
price'
reserved
in
gain,
of
aspects
$2,592,615,
share
1960
whose
Hendricks
director and
a
and
use
duly
was
residential
20
Second'y
company
offering
of
the
for
Dec.
the
January,
in
company
of
F.
of
and
corporation
Construction
by
Co.—Net, Revs. Climb—
nr
St0ck recluired to provide
director
a
constructing
and
well.
on
down¬
Inc.,
investment
Leonard
adviser
expenses, the
offered,
are
sold)
Heights,
16,
to
Glass,
reduce
$10,178,337
first
cash
law
Vice-President ,and
a
commercial
feet
were
"■
to
as
year,
asset
7Mj%
of
Funds,
Corp.
equipping,
rapid
a
company's
stock
option plan.
of the outstanding stock,
and
half
45%
revenues,
improvements
standing
300,000
stock at $2.50 per share.
company
year,
year
$100,000 000' construction
Cash dividends of
$150
the
company
dustries
399.
p.
Clifton
stock,
are
the'
first
earnings in the
depletion and provision
preferred
$15 069 294
were
of
designing,
amendment.
(67.9%)
the
Cash
on
including March
and
PROCEEDS—After
registered.
All
revenues.
regis¬
a
net
of
Concrete
million.
192,
Feb.
on
public
by
under
shares
over
in
the
at
particular
any
President
as-
adviser.
Fund
M.
the
of
Jr.,
Chairman of the Board and President, re¬
for the six months ended Dec. 31,
1960 showed
amounted
compared
as
sale
Trusteed
Delaware
investment
to
public
%
First
results
significant
Colonial
each
diversified
limited
Bowman
the
dential
be¬
at
grow
to
Broadway,
John
The
21,000
shares
60,000
Wyatt,
loans.
maximum
a
through
under
Notes
Oscar
at
No
New York on April
11, 1956 to acquire the business of Louis
Kudisch., doing business under the firm name of Paddock Pools of
Long Island.
The predecessor company had engaged in the business
376.
p.
each.
Boston, Mass., filed
20,
1961' covering
for
from
made
the Fund's stated
common
State
company's
throughout
below.—V.
and
supplied
options
283,500
owns
sale
be
be
BUSINESS—The
"the
the
from
year's
low
point.
Sales
for the fourth quarter of
Inc.,
Ave.
&
be
additional
an
of
.common
(& Subs.)—Ann. Report
per
earnings
i960
company
Batteries,
Langley
are
$5,000
Feb.
on
qffered
APPOINTMENT—Transfer Agent—Long
Street, Garden City, New York.
divisions."
amounted
the
Spatta
resulting
continued
reported
produced
Mr.
forecast
operations
high
a
by
levels
problems
Coastal States Gas Producing
1
$195,000
and common
its subsidiaries
$2.23
of
were
in
lower
by .Moody's
annual report released Feb
15 stated
President, pointed out that this and
continued improvement
for common stock is
particularly desirable and necessarv
planned
program
share
than
sale
stock;
the
e<luipment estimated to
or\healefu°nri adf iti0fnaI comm°n
the
funds
to
finance
the
porUon
portion
6%
common
C.
with
subordi¬
offered
to a Feb. 10 offering circular, I. R. E. In¬
Corp., 3000 Hempstead Turnpike, Levittown,
Y., publicly offered 112,500 shares of this firm's 100
N.
company-5 is engaged lii /the dfefeign, development, production
of
synchros,
instrument
servomotors
and
certain
servofor
use
primarily in aircraft and missiles.
In addition
certain indebtedness, it has outstanding 417,593 shares of common
and
Interstate
3%
1971-1976.
?3'9(L.p,ei common share, the
Mr
Fields,
in
has "reported
reach
the
W.
and
be
vestors
mechanisms
The
zybo
Mr.
quarter
terms
will
of
stockholder
.t-vThe
90%
RR.—Equip¬
&
yield
QnHhAACehiifQttte^' ThiChnare, non"callable,
AA by Standard &
Poor's.
and
$7
to
"special
shares
of its
holder thereof,
writing
feet
an
due'
cist
of
par
statement with
through
as
1961.
1960
Pacific
Bros.
those
each
to
products
side,
the
be
/
investment
Everett
the
less
attributed
was
economy
and
earnings,
by
SEC
to
to
Wallace
the
Corp.—Sells Production Facilities—
sale
additional
Berkeley Street,
the
organized
was
open-end
not
dent
•'
international
stockholders'
issue of $5,850,000
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Co.
equipment trust certificates on a bid of
98.4207, naming
a
4% coupon. A
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. group bid
98.178, also for a 4% coupon.
Commerce
R.
plant
by
President,
outstanding
excess
associates
Spatta,
$196,768,926,
registration
a
has
quarterly basis with
share, payable April 5
December.—V.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
ment
George
Division
company;' of
60,000
$1,000
to
Compression Industries Corp.—Common Stock Offered
earnings
Gould-National
filed
notification
renewable
1966
and
-—Pursuant
Clifton Precision Products Co., Inc.—Files for
This
for
charge, ranging
and
See
$500,
of
10%
and
1965
industry but are selected on
objective of long-term capital
growth, and income as consistent with such objective. Studley, Shupert
& Co., Inc., of Boston, is listed as the Fund's investment
adviser, and
were
$6,741,703, equal to $1.41 per share.
$12,401,804, equal, to $2.61 per share.
leading manufacturer of industrial materials
the
new
fourth
Clevite
a
per
20,
10,
common
shares
March
on
stock
previously
Jan.
on
value of
par
March
cents
had
additional
common
record
split
meeting
1.2
The
Feb.
of
a
into
dividend
dividend
will
share.
new
stock
special
stock
per
the
of
The
a
converted
stockholders
paid
of
record
placed
declaration
1961,
tion
be
$1.75
operated
155
sponsor.
the basis
$41,648,433, compared with $48,627,486
1959.
Earnings
were'
$1,260,568
or
26
cents
per
share,
compared
with
$2,018,355 or 42 cents for the comparable 1959 period.—V. .491, p. 2303.
no
approval of the Public Service Com¬
Delaware to split the corporation's common
common
will
value
par
State
of
Overseas
The
in
year"-
Truck
letter
a
9%
of
used
stock
offering
Fund
an
said
of
received
stockholders
share
outstanding
a
has
six-for-five
a
approved
is
be
1962
mixing
gas
successfully
p. 2220.
192,
be
with
sales
a
The
The
shareowners.
a
of
positive
Clark's
rate.
share)
mission
propane-air
very
filed
1964,
year
is
the
introduction
803.
p.
corporation
and
Ohio.—V.
were
were
decrease
compares
Chesapeake Utilities Corp.—Stock Split Approved—
This
the
company
Industrial
year.
consist
would
in
sale
of
common
plus
Fund's
capital.
$20 million
Co.—Sales, Net Lower—
to
year
earnings
of
basis
which
the
$208,183,997.
failure
of
expansion
acquisition
to
added
for
used
engaged
other
related
a
owned
1959,
report
the
for
exercise
Chemical
value
handling equipment, construction and roadbuilding machinery, high¬
way trailers and vans and heavy automotive power train components.
to
proposes
by a mortgage on substantially all of its proper¬
documents contemplate the possibility that Cencon,
as
a
debt
financing vehicle for
Refineria
Panama, may issue one or more additional series of its notes in aggre¬
gate principal amount of $50,000,000.
will
which
of
earnings
is
stock
The financing
ties.
and
Middletown,
preliminary
Sales
Central
by
capital
refinery and
part
$25,000,000,
insurance
and
Refineria
oil
an
finance
borrowing
two
notes;
that
in
operate
by
from
to
are
statement
of
ward.
to
from
of
of
all
corporation
further
properties.
project
obtained
8%,
involved.
Commonwealth,
tration
additional
of
1961
of
31,
denominations
is
proceeds
shares
Buchmanan, Mich, company sales for 1960 were second largest
company's history,
but earnings were somewhat below the
the
a
by Universe Tankships.
construct
of
Inc.,
million
in
1,
Jan.
Commonwealth Fund Growth, Inc.—Registers—
owns
Panama corporation.
a
$45
1961 requirements of around
short-term
notes.
These
notes
of
arready
Clark's
order
an
about
obtain
Clark Equipment
from
sion
The
compared to $189,000,000.
during each of the next two
the construction program through
complete
requirements
those
near
ginning
Cencon, Inc., New York, has applied to the SEC for an exemption
all provisions of the Investment Company Act; and the Commis¬
to
issuance
1962
general
Cencon, Inc.—Seeks Order—
is
In
Feb.
$225,000
due
Files
—
placed
total cost
$25 million,
expenditures
To
storage
to
V The
the
1961,
plant.
was
$456,000,000
1950,
approximately
are
the
Earnings
covering 200,000 shares of common stock, to be
to employees of the company and certain subsidiaries pursuant
offered
to
111.,
Peoria,
on
million.
require
plans
similar
In
SEC
of
end
construction
and
propane
Plan—
Stock
facilities
transmission
amount
underwriting
both additional common shares and
first mortgage bonds.
The prin¬
cipal item of electric plant is the completion of a new 240,000 kilowatt
generating unit at the Walter C. Beckjord Generating Station which,
with related transmission facilities, will cost an estimated $47 million.
In the gas department, the largest single item is another
underground
1959
Caterpillar
$40,527,155
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
on
covering
debentures
face
as
,
During the past 10 years, over $295,000,000 has
plant.
As a result of these expenditures, invest¬
plant at the end of 1960 was almost 2% times as
the
$50
are
much
as
corporation
SEC
nated
new
as
Estimated
1962
The
the
each
Fields.
for
utility
years
related
and
of
\.
.
Commercial Acceptance Corp., Detroit, Mich.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
gas
consumed
cents
twice
almost
were
taxes
U
new
in
Pri¬
Stock Sold
—
and
unit
The
ment
vately—Feb.
24, 1961, it was reported that 50,000 out¬
standing shares of this company's common stock had
been placed privately through Pistell, Crow, Inc., New
York City.
total,
local
and
revenue
for
Mr.
company
Capital Cities Broadcasting Corp.
in
and,
.
state
electric
a new 168,000 kilowatt electric generating
at
the
Miami
J ort
Generating Station.
spent
through
4.
p.
California General, Inc., San Diego, Calif.—Files With
and
revenue
Federal,
of
I
service
stated
1960,
dollar
the common stock.
"
1960,
the
company
spent
in
repaid
Securities
gas
$10,-
purchased
for
November,
been
each
increased
rates, taxes and depreciation.
There was
the inadequate rate of return on investment
in
During
of
earnings
the trans¬
Arlington Center
on
Wednesday
approved the merger Thursday,
the proposal for approval to CSI
refer
the
in
center
computer
a
CSI
will
latter
meetings
manages
of C-E-I-R
Directors
the
stockholders
improvement
large
which
J.,
N.
Board
and
wage
cents
dollar
Operating expenses
primarily
from
higher
reported.
resulting
rates,
property.
Hartford and London
Dugway,
Fields
9.1%,
slight
a
year.
General
recent
Mr.
or
and
volume
Analysis Corp. of Los Angeles, Calif.; Engelinan & Co., of Washington,
D.
C.,
and
Data-Tech Corp.
of Hartford, Conn.-•
C-E-I-R, Inc. now has centers in Arlington, New York, Los Angeles,
In
1959,
over
813,942,
took
Board
business
of
at
future.
near
The
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(908)
quarter
About
able
to
creased
weeks,
than
the
sales
by
compared
2%
"We
holders,
two
one-seventh
acquisitions,
the
Mr.
units
total
sales
Laughlin
operating
with 52
in selling
are
of
for
the
increase
disclosed,
prior
to
of
6.40%
with
1960.
previous year,
a
Federal
Federal
was
rest
attribut¬
due
to
in¬
included 53
gain of a little less
year
days.
pleased to report,"Mr. Loughlin wrote in
"that
the
The
the
company
criminal cases
Anti-Trust
his letter to share¬
successfully defended and was aquitted
alleging certain price-fixing violations
Laws.
in
of
Volume
193
Number
■■
"In
May,
complaint
.
.
the
"We
currently
to
do
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Trade
Commission
violations of
the
filed
Clayton
Act
two-pronged
a
and
to
that
have
we
not
violated
the
law
charged.
as
and
Continental
Bank—Capital
to a Feb. 16 offering circular,
Inc.and Ball, Burge & Kraus,
publicly offered 16,000 shares
$10 par capital stock at $27.50
PROCEEDS—The
to
these
capital
Federal
It
Deposit
of
Cleveland
by
the
Insurance
its
Bank
State
the
to
is
of
of
customers,
and
is
and
trust
bank's
account
After
as
Cuyahoga
County,
branci.es
many
sale
will
the
At
(principal
it
as
determines,
the
State
of
invest¬
by
of
be
of
these
$800,000
shareholders'
m
16,000
shares
will
and
will
increase
increase1
the
the
holders
also
surplus
shares
authorized
to
of
and
surplus
the
will
transfer
be
the
1961,
described
below,
to
of
amount, from
an
equal
$800,000
after
undivided
the
sale
usage
Mr.
16,000
This
Feb.
16
on
McCollum,
Boards
by
W.
of
Directors
proposal
which
common
stock
is
Krieger,
of
of
five
the
for
to
ratification
scheduled
in
the
by
1,240,426
exceed
1,500,000
million
24
"lhis
Douglas
far
operations
pendent
than
the
F.
at
the
purchase
special meeting
a
time
of
of
which
of
outstanding,
al¬
the total could
the
Continental
acquisition.
21,139,016
capitalize
Coast
outstanding.
are
fully
Oil
its
on
petroleum
Continental
sub¬
industry,"
will
provide
for
rapid expansion of our refining and marketing
have been possible had we continued our inde¬
more
jvould
market.
the
important
an
Continental
Mountains.
acquisition
foothold
controls
in
no
of
Douglas
the
Oil
would'
Pacific
fast-growing
marketing
facilities
of
west
Douglas
operations
will
continue
under
the
present management
and the firm's marketing brand name,
"Flying
Heart," "w.ilj,; be retained, the joint statement said.
Douglas,'' \iith annual 'sales of $31,000,000, is one of the leading
independent refiners and marketers on the West Coast.
It
markets
petroleum
service
products
located
are
outlets
station
manufactures
of
the
and
United
several
holds
Coquille
The
at
Valley
of
Free
social
purchase
The
Press
Free
producers,
all
in
of
the
phases
major
exploration
192,
and
of
has
the
Alsea,
of
of
for
used
Glencoe,
and
the
founded
Press,
to
with
be
the
oxfered
publisher
of
graduate
professional
school
books
books.
text
in
in
The
own
operate
as
Jeremiah Kaplan,
name.
wholly-owned
a
Free Press Presi¬
dent, will continue in that post.
Offices
the
of
The
Free
Press, formerly located in Chicago, will be moved
headquarters in New York.
publishes theoretical and research reports for scholars
Press
the
around
world
and
that
books
interpret
sciences
recent
findings of the
economists,
philosophers,
to
laymen as well as sociologists,
psychologists, political scientists and members of other professions. The
concern also
publishes a number of university-sponsored series in busi¬
ness, economics, sociology and other fields for the University of Chicago,
Columbia
University,
educational
Massachusetts
institutions.—V.
Institute
of
Technology
and
Other
192, p. 26C9.
On.request
scheduled
this
of
1960
of
there
ings
in
whether to
of
29,
Dec.
from
Md., the SEC has
in its Washington office on the
permanent
the
Commission's
certain
terms
conditions
and
of
Regulation
A
share
per
of
with and the company s oxtering circular, was ialse and
leading in respect of certain material facts.—V. 193, p. 104.
Mr.
DWG
to
ized
Zivian
at
the
$2.05
mis¬
in
net
President,
476,162
income
was
cifars
in
income
common
totaled
outstanding
$976,734, equal to
record
a
taxes,
snares
outstanding.
activity
and
in
Texas
Midwest,
the
factors
during
1960,
the
tne
in
company's
years
and
principal
also
Fuerto
that
reported
Rico
for
DWG
has
opened
a
Mr.
new
facility
the
processing of cigar wrappers, to be
operated by a wholly owned subsidiary. The Puerto Rican plant will
centralize
work
formerly carried out at five locations, resulting in
efficiencies
greater
Assuming
upward
year
of
that
trend
in
four
operating
program,
current
in
1961,
new
and
the
national
the
next
of
cigars
savings
months,
W
D
192,.
p.-
is
or
the
promption
and
resumes
anticipating
for
combined
its
798
for
$264,949,
Productions
the
nine
Inc.
good
a
last
months
equal to 23 cents
ended
per
23
Neb.—Files
The
Jan.
share
28,
on
gross
1961,
the
with
1,155,940
against
stock
Net
earnings
income
of
in
preceding
the
$946,895
special
items
that
operations
of
stock
on
options
continue
at
during
of
the
this
production
193, p.
operating
curve
in
*"
during
the
,
SEC
net
shares
of
com¬
in
19bd
of
contracts,
generally
be
will
are
sub¬
tne
in
a
becomes
is
$10.1
year
well
Smoot
river
of
Sand
profits
for
the
1961,
executives
said, will
industry spend¬
position to
and
is
in
good
available.
indicated,
million
they
for
by the
plant and
said,
property,
in
capital
tne
was
&
cash
lor
purcnase
Sand
of
dredges,
and
dreaging
Wasnington,
corp.,
Gravel
&
gravel
and
and
1961
investment.
Gravel
Potomac
sand
into
tne
company's
niscory
Additional projects planned lor
1959.
1960
the
company
outlay
amounts
in
1961,
future
of
such
of
half
First
government
The
it
as
the
that
extend
Co.,
business
in
A
o.
formed
was
the
D.
to
metropolitan
area.
the
gives
Dravo
a
geographical
new
in
market
for
an
veosels.
ocean-going
the
and
tne
ox'
pnase
the
U.
vb'ldme
this
S.
opens
of
of
the
marine
improve
to
program
said.
i960
completion
was
Munich,
construction
and
Canada.
and
of
Germany,
of
a
for
Dravo
oxygen
tonnage
plants
The
increasing use of oxygen in many
promising market for theoe plants. The
iron
andusteel production
alone
is
a
utilized
oxygen
AG
Linoe
sale
Clark
during
program
with
design,
processes
of
construction
key projects in Dravo's long range
are
agreement
industrial
its
for
Washington acquisition
profitability, Mr. Jansen and Mr.
handle
With
for
Motor
letter
a
notification
of
with
the
Dravo
and
Oil
-K)
The
■
Ohio
million
Oil
the
and
this
of
Chemical
the
provide
benzene-toluene
announced
Co.
mixture
firm
and
beneficiation,
ore
Since
1955
of
built
has
the
by
begin
design
steelmaking
new
oxygen
Dravo
added
capacity
steel
almost
industry
V
•"
capital
facility will
' " '
development
in
year
equipment.
production
this
of
"
\
last
the company decreased $6.4 million in 1960,
borrowings whicn
were
used to
finance
on
a
towboats being built for its subsiaiary,
Union
Bargo Line Corp., purchase of the assets of the Washington, D. C.
sand and gravel firm, and addition of other floating and plant equip¬
mainly
ment.
Feb.
on
with
annually,
plants
handling
sinter
'
"
'•••
country.
to
about
starting
Dravo
retained
The
key facility involved will be the Detroit refinery of Aurora
Gasoline
Co.,
a
wholly owned subsidiary of Ohio Oil.
Engineering
work is now
underway for a multi-million dollar expansion program
at 'the refinery to begin late this year.
The primary purpose of the
expansion will be to provide benzene to Dow.
In
marks
the entrance
of Ohio Oil
as
a
supplier to the petro¬
industry.
When
the
Aurora
expansion
is
completed,
the
l-efinery will become Michigan's leading supplier of petroleum-
The
of
past
new
ment
Y.
the
past
principally
the
this
funds
with
of
temporary financing
assets to cur¬
current
has
company
paid
for
by
provided
and
and
expansion
depreciation
earnings.
important
.
new
which
liabilities.
improvements
mid-1962.
of
bank
intends, however, to convert
will improve the ratio
long-term
rent
in
to
basis
temporary
chemical
"
.
progress
sinter
the
Working
304.
p.
v ';
Dow
to
agreement
gallons
192,
Co.—Supply Agreement—
Co.
long-term
V
■
Chemical
a
above.—V.
Co.,
for
of
due
Continental
'
made
materials
half
Construction
Division.
Steel
also
concepts
Douglas Oil Co. of California—Receives Offer—
See
Co.'s
mid-1961.
by
filed
1961
9,
to double within the next five 'years!' Dravo's first contract
ia' Linde-FiatMkl :tdnnage oxygen plant' was
received irom Ford
for
Omaha,
SEC—
Feb.
on
Trust,
ixi
year
give
192,
described
was
for
one
Dravo.
products,
promise
by
of
and
Jansen
that
things
and
to
Mr.
Clark
made
progress
activities
better
of
Mr.
Tney said
expansion
in
the
for
come
an
as
the
and
research
areas
develop¬
company.—
1708.
p.
chemical
Detroit
derived
Eastern
reputed
to
be
world's
the
involved
in
the
largest
of
buyer
manufacture
of
benzene,
an
products
such
as
rubber.
Dow with the product will be the Ohio
Oil
refinery at Robinson, 111., 400 miles southwest of Detroit.
The
supply of naphtha, used in making benzene, of the Detroit refinery
will
be
supplemented from
the Illinois plant by existing
pipe line
supplying
facilities.
will
Dow
Bay
for
City,
use
To
build
in
would
the
in
unit
the
convert
to
material
raw
handle
processing
a
Mich.,
a
as
refinery
petrochemicals
mixture
Ohio
add
Oil
to
P.
officials
about
40
will
be
problem
liquid in
stays
at
benzene
City, Buckeye Pipe Line Co. has announced
a
42-mile pipe line extension to its national pipe
line
Flint, Mich., to Bay City at a cost of about $1,700,000.
from
at
plant
to
City and Midland chemical plants.
the material from the Ohio Oil
of
transportation
Detroit
its
at
benzene-toluene
its Eay
Eay
high-purity benzene-toluene mixture produced
refinery will be shipped by pipe line directly to Dow's
for conversion
to
pure benzene.
solid
Eastern
out
pointed
that
degrees Fahrenheit,
the
at
as
dated
Bay City
Total
the
facturing
jointly
and
for
-'j
v
Chairman
staff
be
will
savings, to
difficult
will
is
up
While
the
be
included
doffing
Becker
in
also
well
in
the
the
B.
by
that
as
Dec.
Dravo
Corp.
earnings
1959
15
when
produced
disclosed,- it was
not
well
as
for
rights
France,
Brazil,
be
at
share
a
period
a
for
the
and
on
by
of
7%
Carl
-
(&
Gibbs
&
doffing
and
other
European
other
South
and
its
revenue
subsidiaries
from
board
in
1960
operations,
chairman,
and
it
increased
was
22%
reported
E.
earnings
to
$1.93
2,803,315
on
for
$j,8/4,bol
Wioii
amounted
1960,
earnings
2,809,173
shares
quarter of 1959
192, p. 1813.
$1.52
in
1959.
2,809,173
on
shares outstanaing
amounted
to
outstanding:
59
were
cents
92
cents
Compar¬
per
s-.are
operating
for
taxes,
share
the
of
Wills
will
Wills
said.
to
business
industry,
the
compared
with
increased
after
$375,493,
$1.46
239,414
on
taking
to
from
dividends, were
outstanding on Dec. 31,
preferred
shares
common
account
into
the
out¬
two-for-one
shares
calcium limestone during
the year amounted
with 371,718 in 1959. Commercial stone
307,243 tons, as compared with 323,637 tons
were
year.
said
it
is expected that road building and home construc¬
substantially in 1961, under encouragement from
"This is a dIus factor in our outlook,'! Mr.
Government.
"But
further
sales
cement
ended
1961.
compared
1960
increase
Federal
the
year
14,
unfavorable
$1,727,211,
income
net
common
with
high
tons,
in
previous
Mr.
tion
Feb.
on
of
the
in
to
earnings,
241,914
on
compares
391,594
shipments
levels
amounted
1960
standing a year earlier, after
stock split in October, 1959.
to
spite
the
during
announced
in
customer.
Per
1S59.
This
peaks
new
achieved
1959.
share
per
1960.
reduced
to
President,
were
during
in
rose
Wills,
F. R.
provision
$356,745
with
growth
and
or
this
without
year
earnings."—V.
Eastman
moderately
Hargrave,
Feb.
on
Kodak
on
Clark,
construction, shipbuilding and manufacturing concern earned
$2,211,000 in 1960 compared with $1,814,000 the previous year. The
and
over
in
191,
stimulus, we
this
the
p.
of
scope
are
looking forward
operations,
our
as
well
2201.
Co.—Sales, Net Up—
earnings
1959,
Chairman,
the
and
for
1960
company's
William
the highest to date, up
previous year, Thomas J.
Vaughn,
President, reported
were
best
S.
20.
Consolidated
of
sales
$944,761,249,
the
about
company's
3%
above
U.
the
establishments last year
$914,100,436 of 1959.
S.
about 2% above the 1959 total of
$124,680,064.
The earnings were equal
to $3.30 per common share
against $3.23 in 1959, based on the 38,382,246 shares nbw outstand¬
ing.
Net earnings were 13.4% of sales in 1960, compared with 13.6%
Net
William
on
same
results
principal
sales
totaled
Jansen,
com¬
shares.—V.
and
American
Subs.)—Net, Sales Up—
higher
B.
and
1961,
record
TotaP^sales
304.
Dravo
stock
the
company's
the receipts
automatic
for
conditions
years.
Willcox
of
Germany
Argentina
of
of
19b0
available :"or
balance
stated
president.
The
sales
31,
The
as
will
Pa.
subsidiaries
marketing
of
in
I
the
Eastern Lime Corp.—New Highs—
labor
that
and
Mass.,
machines
costs
machinery
marketing
substantial
one
Hopedale,
in
doffing
and
promises
and
of the most tedious
disclosed that research and
Norristown,
payment,
and
for
also
research
textile
a
as
development
automating
West
large
with
,
31,
ended Dec.
2,803,315
on
$6,527,283
to
cunpa. e
stock
common
consoli¬
year.
compared to $1.38
common
Shipments
West,
Mr.
less, certain
Britain,
p.
Sidney
and
Draper,
resources,
agreement were
disclosed
as
192,
the
cash
a
Great
as
Mr.
plant
manufacturing
machine
industry
machines,
of
experience
to
concentrated
of
terms
long
expedite
completed
subsidiary
thev
its
to
operations.
engineering
Draper's
ample
ox
earnings
based
of
total
compared
1959.
quarter
share
able
Gibbs.
according
textile
the
&
Draper's
and
used
which,
President
West,
Willcox
that
builder
machine
H.
of
said
engineering
retain
tne
of
1960
$6,803,805 compared with
was
dividends,
$o,4i8,o/^
31,
$139,055,302
amounted
preferred
was
of
1959.
taxes
pervious
the
in
share
per
end
For
income
Net
stock
ended Dec.
of
year
before
income
outstanding,
the
per
calendar
1959.
common
After
marketing
rights
to
the Treufus automatic doffing
States, Canada and Mexico, it was announced
Thomas
by
in
$1,541,408
the United
West
from
Associates—Earnings for 1960—
the year
operating revenues
the
$4,983,263
Earnings
at
for
for
deducting 4'/2%
Net
,
machine,
that
to
shares
and
consolidated
After
Net
Draper Corp. of Hopedale, Mass., has agreed to acquire from Willcox
Gibbs Sewing Machine Co. of New York, N. Y., its patent, manu¬
and
Fuel
reports
sales
$5,032,687
pared
plant
since pure benzene will freeze
the year-round pipe line delivery
Gas
net
$157,458,552
Detroit
the
benzene-toluene
mixture,
which
low as 50 degrees below zero.—V. 193,
by
overcome
temperatures
377.
Mr.
Gas &
benzene.
is
important "building block" in
plastics, phenol and synthetic
Net
of
which
which
Another
The
Feb.
profits
was
comoined
sum,
end
tne
long-term
year.
whether
on
in
subsidiary,
service
licensing
to
covering 30,000 shares of beneficial Interests to be offered at par
per share),
without underwriting. '^
proceeds are to be used for financing of investment properties.
($10
over
of $14,432,-
This
the
19b0
contracts
million
at
of
on
recently began construction of
a
new
marine
repair
base
the Mississippi River near Baton Rouge, Louisiana, to proviae
and repair facilities for inland river vessels and snipsiue
overall
'*!" "7-*
s
end
distribution plants, sand ana gravel deposits
this
Both
level
from
reverse
.
.
tne
contracts
in
business
largest
The
repair base
However,
6.
at
Billings
low.
forecast.
as
expenditure
in
repair
1960.
moderate
a
pro¬
Dravo
any
date.
nave
although
dryaocking
like number
a
be
business
acquisition
along
share
on
Mr.
Pennsylvania
$1.15
were
per
stock,
experience
the
when
1960
the company .has had nearly b0 years ox background
through the operation of its Keystone Division, one of
largest sand, gravel and ready-mix concrete producers in Western
and
$4,-
were
year
operations
reported
current
expenditures
above
Dravo
activity
for
this
the
Wasnington
a
Per share earn¬
of $1,674,441.
before
in
from
Corp.
$88,211,227,
from
are
following
to
new
substantial
conduct
in
payments
preferred
activity
hand
on
Income
some
measure
1960
barges,
new
for
confidence
major
rights
: rom
advertising
income
A
tugs,
This
Real] Estate "Investment
company
countries.—V.
•
reported
to
Steel
to
1960
were
$2,000
of
of
$96.4
totais
business,
tne
materialize
million
Detroit
$116,712,200.
to income
evidence
year.—V.
countries,
higher
700...
Feb.
on
of
shares sold
4,854
as
with
1960
with
Desilu Productions Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Desilu
basis
net
for
into
large
in
Portsmouth
of
amounted
peace¬
'to •>$1,098,000.
million.
$25.9
to
contacts
wnen
and
share
aividend
4%
Dravo
level
earner.
bacaiog,
expected
outlook
adjusted
of
opera¬
Tne
records
new
per
year
ousiness
year
amounted
Dravo's
dates
are
plans
$6.2
significant upturn in business
he did say that the con¬
that steel production in 1961 will approach the tonnage real¬
introduction
and
earnings
accounts
$11,500,274
Per
of
some
represent
been
19o9.
exjbeetbd
Mr.
steady
call
which
year,
efficiencies and an aggressive
should
favorable
sales
yield
year."—V.
costs.
G
"Plans
said.
this
in
holds
economy
few
Schwartz
Mr.
sizes
material
total
1959
common
indicated
tooling
results,
1
said.
Report would
end
a
tne
tnat
hig'n
a
unbilled
of
minion
revenue
equipment,
all of the out¬
the accounts
those
have
indus¬
gravel,
completion.
company's
•
1959.
by
.Diversified
this
Michigan
adverse
were
area,
Federal
for
on
share
on
Schwartz
Gurabo,
snare
1959,
In
industrial
marketing
Mr.
end.
provision
per
common
placed
Schwartz
Schwartz,
Norman
the
conclusive
is
in
Becker,
after
$1.73
year
per
reduced
ended Dec. 31, 1960 amounted
in
1959,
which
was
the
year
$22,263,992
history,
The
Draper Corp.—To Acquire—
today.
or
Taxes
company's
the
income,
•
$825,324,
the
in
with
compared
in
announced
Net
net sales
Cigar's
year
sales
with
in
developed
direction
Cigar Corp.—Net, Sales Down—
$21,124,958,
the
1960
charges
net
to
$2.90
reduced
that
not
sensus
&
best
with
of
sand,
193o.
since
with
irom
Revenue
and
depend
sheet items
interests"
earnings for the preceding year are stated
shares
has
not
were
compiled
DWG
include
the
as
part
therefore,
Accordingly,
1959
to
of
roadbuilding
of
dividends
company's
for
out
pointed
$2.00
quarterly
ox
Regular
tne
on
year
backlog
ycur
physical
year
facilities
earnings after special items were
$0.90 in 1960 and $3.33 in 1959.
Per share earnings for 1960 are based
upon the number of shares actually outstanding at Dec. 31,
1960 and
order
suspending a Regulation A exemption
Securities Act of 1933 with respect to a
stock by the said .company.
The order
under the
offering of
public
that
asserted
Hagerstown,
of
1961,
make
or
of
1961.
The
temporarily
1960,
registration
proposed
corporation,
vacate
special
and
for
shown
Annual
susbtantially
Corp.
combined
been
balance
15,
"pooling
a
that
shows
from
applicable
1960
have
amounts
special net credits
were
on
March
in
volume
saxes
million in
19od„ wnen
totaled
record
years.
payments
1961
$70.5
reported
stantial
1960 has been released by M. J.
the year of
Portsmouth
the
completed.
secretary-
as
at
progress
staff,
every
million
$9.8
1960
Clark
Mr.
million
witn
in
entered
Dravo's
company's
delays
and
anu
stock
20
past
dividend
profit
participate
major
and
about
stated
of
compared
as
or
on
reported
24%
before
585,615
it
Corp.—Hearing Set—
for April 25.
hearing
a
question
$70.5
down
This,
include
production
Desilu's
purposes.
summary
network
Channel Wing
Custer
Corp.
the
the
and
a
Dravo
Results—
that
during
stock
previously
decline
is
report
comparative
The
Also
Crowell-Collier
The Free
for
Dow
will
1947,
that
compared
profit, although better
earlier expectations due
company's
$9z.3
1957
company s
tne
paid
total
Completion
earnings data
stated
acquisition
and
1960
This
the purchase
Feb. 20
on
anticipated
witn
common
the
of
one
were
Jansen
,
the
on
continued
bringing
1,014
creative
company
stock
common
equipn.ent.
compares
exceeded oniy in
was
every
snare
much
shareholders
capital
15
$25i
is
a
He
in
Co.—Acquires—
and
to
current
Portsmouth
for
of
capital.
announced
111.,
college
of
disclosed.
subsidiary, retaining its
to
President.
standing
petroleum
notification
it
to
of audited
summary
20
(par
in
greater extent next fiscal year as the
an
increasing shortage
of
adequate motion
picture
and
studio facilities in
Hollywood.—V. 193, p. 601.
of
reflect
Ore.—Files With
of
stock
working
Publishing
not
was
letter
a
" the
river
and
Diviuends
and
annual
underwriting.
be
to
filed
common
said
utilized
mailed
270
producing areas
drilling activities
of
history
revenue
programming.
the
of
1960
pointed out, however, mat Dravo's 1960 revenue from
$99.1 million was tne tnird hignest in the company's
They
'■"]""V.
Dow
Co.,
top
arrangement
supervises
serves
from Detroit Steel's financial report for
700.
p.
1961
1,
without
are
sciences
price
through
to
production,
and
new
share
per
said that the
held down tne
transportation,
which
contractors'
and
time
and
also
wno
the
who
peak
of
both
tions
production; the vice-president foxthe vice-president for adminis¬
program
operation;
Detroit Steel Corp.—1960
A
Bakersfield,'Calif.
and
crude
active
most
has
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.
The
the
in
shares
Crowell-CoLier
The
is
It
Lumber
Feb.
on
share,
per
brand
Exchange Commission—
5,000
proceeds
Heart"
Maria
important
also
areas.—V.
company
$50
the
It
and
covering
The
Santa
acreage
States.
Securities
SEC
of
one
foreign
"Flying
primarily
in California.
The
company
also
asphaltic products.- Douglas ,Oil refineries
Paramount,
$785,000,000.
over
business
the
distributes
and
in
Continental,
sales
under
concrete
duced
sales
on
in
programming
increase
realigned
its
total
efficiency and provide key
studio
$4.14
established.
recently
accommodate
operations
and
studio
Will
to
Clark
did not come up to
production and continued
steel
in
construction,
ing
and
~
that
for
to
concentrate
to
for
finance
Arnaz
be
result
Continental
The
exercised,
be
the
resources
pointed" out
Rocky
L.
approved
of
stock.
currently
options
shares
at
"The
Continental
Coast
and
status."
McCollum
give
shares
and
greater
and
him
Desilu
increase
facilities
development
and
to
move
a
the
enable
and
Mr.
those
15
share
one
shareholders
shares
common
authorized
declared.
Oil,
Feb.
on
of
common
will enable Douglas Oil to
growth potential °in
the
West
Krieger
a
Douglas
step
stantial
Douglas
companies
exchange
of
though should all conversions
has
of
future.
near
has
two
the
shares
subject
Douglas
President
in
vice-president
The
Continental.
provides
for
5
1959.
and Mr.
previous year's,
lag
trial
syndication.
inventory which
by April 30.'
that
out
treasurer
Co.—Exchange Offer—
G.
President
full
its
entertainment
and
program
Zivian,
of Houston, has offered to purchase the assets and
Douglas Oil Co. of California, it was announced jointly
cf
of
for
the
a
programs,
is unwilling to do, and will wait until
economic stability. Mr. Arnaz commented,
currently is
negotiating
for
the. .sale, or
studio
vice-presidents
company,
business
to
cents
in
Jansen
thaxi
gross
61
market has become uneconomical to
obliged to invest money on a specula¬
would be
pointed
will
said,
he
Three
be
Continental Oil
of
Arnaz
personnel
profits
of
to
company
more'
the
shows
TV
no
syndicate
the
displays
half-hours
out¬
of
value.
par
market
television
value
par
the
said
which
that
surplus
$800,000.
10,
Jan.
on
transfer
surplus
cause
$10
basis,
however,
standing
64,000
shares were
increased
Irom
$7.50
to
$10.00
each,
resulting in $160,000 being transferred from surplus to capital. Share¬
to
Arnaz
doing
is
point where Desilu
tive
will
shares
and
meeting
or
currently
tration
these
$160,000,
recorded
equal
outstanding. Gross income
last year amounted to
$9,091,404,
with net
51 cents per share.
quarterly report to shareholders, President Desi Arnaz stated
in
gross
income and net income
for
the
current
period
principally to two factors: Desilu experienced a late start
production due to the writers' strike earlier in the year, and the
production
sale
stock
Desilu
$708,121,
shares
the
the
loan,
of
1960,
of
income
due
was
the
$268,000.
the
capital
of
departments.
capital
by
trust
and
member
fiscal
of
Mr.
equivalent
was
$3.32
with
v
.
reduction
organization
within
establish
CAPITALIZATION—The
the
In
.
$587,204,
-
„
number
same
quarter
residual
bank
a
approval of the Superintendent of Banks of
the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
bank operates checking account, savings account,
The
and
community.
commercial
a
Ohio,
third
of
Mr
Corp.
business
and
requirements
the
J
net
and
income
third quarter, gross income amounted
of $144,032,
equivalent to 13 cents
income
months
nine
the
on
company
subject to(
Ohio, ana
ment
bank's
share.
per
services
Continental
conduct
Cleveland),
city
larger
expansion
chartered
may
handle
to
BUSINESS—l'nc
company,
this
of
bank's
permit further
to
both of Cleveland 14, O.,
proceeds of this sale of 16,000 shares will
capital and surplus. In recommending the sale
shares, the Board of Directors acted to provide
additional
of
additional
Jdseph, Meiien & Miller,
the
For
net
$17,553,899
share
income
Offered—Pursuant
first
of
per
net
acldtvl
the
Stock
with
\
.the
income
for
be
(909)
snare.
For
will
16u8.
outstanding.
$5,970,303,
per
defending ourselves before the Commission
through tne courts if necessary."—V. 1S2, p.
so
stock
mon
federal
the
Act.
convinced
are
are
continue
.
^
■
•
Federal
alleging
.
Commission
Trade
We
■.
I960,
6033
in
earnings
were
$127,062,103,
1959.
Pre-tax
total
the
-
earnings
were
same
as
in
$259,562,103,
about
1%
more
than
1959
$132,500,000,
The provision for income taxes was
1959.—V. 192, p. 596.
of $257,180,064.
6
Ekco
The
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(910)
Products
Chicago
foreign
sales
sales
record
and
high
earnings
levels in
of
company's
the
foreign
operations
The
wire
West
electronics
Manager
The
for
and
also
reached
braiding
and
500,000
..
The
a
pany
firm's
to
West
wire
employ
M.
will
It
and
General
have
-
readied
and
capacity of
a
Mr.
special
frame
wire
and
and
cable
said
ments
Autolite
for
high
high
Autolite
Huron,
Its
also
Mich.
The
lead-acid
—V.
p.
contracts
and
plants
Autolite
an
and
Pa.,
from
Port
Santa
Clara,
Calif.,
in
five-year-old magnetics
a
The transaction
time
at
of
by
BUSINESS—In
West
Coast
pulse
these
ten-cent
several
Mr.
estimated
be
STAT-TRAN
the
next
commercial,
to
increase
"The
the
four
of
years,
about
80%
level
to
the
Engineering
components
funds,"
ana
itself,"
to
added
is
ana,
Mr.
intervals,"
"is
r
I
solid-state
modulators.
Ficmuig,
*Vn*
test instruments,
be
including
Feb.
on
15,
increase
sales
of
for
the
approximately 100%
preceding 12-month period.
President
Federal
Gerald
income
J.
of
Widawsky said
taxes
$154,342,
were
non-recurring profit.
Widawsky said that
Mr.
available.
n.qt
audited
As
figures
for
the
15.4
durir.g
1959
He
its
1960
of
volume
announced
$2,050,792,
recorded
cents
provision
share
a
'
to
Mr.
for
cents
a
that
Widawsky
said
that
Electrosolids
is
be
taking
steps
This
Fund., of
901
Washington
Avenue,
registration statement with the SEC on Feb.
of
capital
stock
mission
under
law
the
management
by
the
Fund
Investment
at
net
distribution
he
also
adviser.
value
$200,000
89%
of
ihe
Casualty
of
the
Estep
a
as
listed
Fund's
stock; and it owned
shares
then
outstanding.
its
1
N.
Y.
registration
of
cfler
rue
be
to
offering
of
who
West
with
stock,
the
one
are
in
The
and
$31
Dec.
per
will
Wall
to
also
the
135,000
St.,
SEC
and
and
which
one
sold
principal
warrants
26
ended
period
after
the
5,000
9%
23
the
cents
Fla.,
of
with
It
is
the
1964
warrant.
■
to
to
warrants
Also
$1,890,000
of
the
at
to
<
of
the
of
we
that
in
of
future
the
and
a
"
Florida
the
at
Dec.
was
ago,
income
of
number
same
total
/
law
of
270,000
the
the
the
financial
strong
it
to
produce
Dec.
at
the
first
9,
and
the
sell,
and
evening
NBC
Martin
filed
Southern
b"
of
Co.
anti-trust
an
District
^en'wal
Martin's
representatives
The
of
New
Precision
Board
the
on
demand
Precision
proposals
from
Chairman
Board
rejected
was
shares
and
to
destroy
with
the
and
and
the
by
enjoined
from
recently
independence
direction
Management
of
of
this
and
in¬
?reci ion
for
the
the interest
well
total -business
of
of
-:/''
Gen¬
General
"'"Y
'/./.
with
practically
'^very
space
and aircraft
most
as
//
//
■
identified
the
'//./?
.
Directors
of
'.vi-
are
General
:.io
rhe
ty
and
corporation
Board
is certainly not in
'/' .//;
products are
the country as
of-
made
statements
Y- ;//-
result
a
in
such
Co.
of the
such
demands
and
Precision
\
take-over
of
General
only have
can
the
counsel
interests
of
Precision
the
;
Precision
General
■
such
adverse effect
an
of
the
as
upon
Martin
Co.
is
with
its
has
business
our
a
six
of
SEC
the
March
to
Directors
of
General
appropriate action
shareholders.
The
to
Precision
protect
present
Utilities
in¬
193, p.
lirst
306.
Financing Pro¬
holding company has filed a financing proposal with
Holding Company Act for itself and a subsidiary:
has issued an order giving interested persons until
to request a hearing thereon.
1961,
9,
the
proposal,
time
to
during
Johnstown,
Pa.,
GPU
aggregate
of
amounts
issue
to
shares
of
$8,500,000.
make
not
Its subsidiary,
proposes
425.0C0
to
proposes
in
1961
time.
one
additional
its
sell
and
funds
borrowings
exceed
to
stock
common
These
bank
to
will
be
Electric
GPU
used
out¬
Co.,
of
during
$20
at
from
$12,000,003
Pennsylvania
1961 an
share, or an
per
by
the
subsidiary
property additions and
for such
tures
sponsors
the
the
under
any
for
company
is
York
standing at
ag¬
Corp.—Files
the
action
Commission
Under
time
ings
to
repay
31,
not
i960
Two
viewing
review
telev,s.on
This
In
of
whn-,.1
series
to reimburse its treasury for past expendi¬
parent will use the balance of its borrow¬
other borrowings.—V. 191, p. 2089.
purpose.-The
addition,
series., /.
shows
'
in
the
the
year,
months
one
is
in
of
is
in
the
of
creation
have
expected
both
which
already
pilot
number
a
of
gross
per
share
&
which
and
the
of
will
net
trend
make
income,
Inc.,
statement
170
with
Boulevard,
the
SEC
&
Co.,
be
to
supplied
Inc.
The
by
of
parts,
textiles,
castings,
neered
In
and
steel
less
a
by
158,002
to
shares
and
to
sell
certain
of
David
and
Buildings
a
Co.,
the
$10,000,000
the
Dec.
$3,600,000
$1,500,000
capital
applied.
Ga„
filed
sale
all
Co.,
manufacturer
a
producer
of
common
Berdon,
32,607
proposes
shares
and
indebtedness,
stock,
which
Vice-Chairman,
shares
to
of
sell
each.
26,182
proposes
to
the
company
of
Jay
own
David
has
Levine,
163.036
a
by
Berdon
&
will
Gross
21
from
loans
have
the
of
which
sale
and
to
incurred
will
is
1961
be
to
be
applied
construction.
$7,900,000,
and
an
through
1960
totalled
February 1961,
proceeds have
about $30,300,000
construction
during
March-December
outstanding
construction
at
60-day options
discount to be paid
stock
amounted
been
remain
for
for
$19,000,030.—V.
&
Co.
at
$1
offering
after
192,
the
702.
p.
Inc.,
mineral
of
its
for
auto¬
owns
for
is
perform
others
The
the
in
on
from
method
Mass.
commercial
a
establishing
its
As
initial
determinations
age
charges
of
of
process
Cambridge,
basis.
made
for
determination
..on;
The
a
geo-
business,
rock
and
company
be
such
potassium-
the
laboratory,
performing
will
analysis.
advertising
proceeds
and
will
promotion
used
be
and
establish
to
for
working
capital.1—V.
192,
Gillette Co.—Annual Report—
Gillette
in
1960
*
the company,
Chair¬
each
to
com¬
par
2221.
p,
metal
pre-engi-
Board
isotope
in
income
PROCEEDS—The
cotton
of
company
proposes
samples
derive
argon
both
laboratory
company
will
Globus Inc., and Ross,
of New York C^ty, publicly of¬
share, 150,000 shares of the 10
stock of Geochron. Laboratories Inc.
chronology
the
Offered—Pursuant
circular,
per
BUSINESS—The
the
outstanding
shares
Co,
are
committed
not
are,
amount
loans incunvi for 1960
requirements
Feb.
a
mon
none
before
and
the
130 910
shares; Wright National, Inc. owns
31.6C0 shares; and Bernard A.
sell
sale'
Webber,
terms
.
Geochron Laboratories, Inc.—Stock
to
out-
or
nonferrous
manufacturer
a
underwriters
stock,
/
such
will
estimated
are
fered
233,955
Co.,
The
the
proceeds
1960,
31,
so
1961
net
payment of bank
of
that
current
covering
a
of
any
amendment).
by
and
?
they concluded.
Atlanta,
producer
amendment.
of
purchase
bej.i
said.-
public
Paine,
purchase, the 400,009-at-$25, per share
general, funds of the company (the
so
buildings.
addition
1,491,166
American
Gin
Co.,
for
by
underwriting
established
21
Manufacturing
Castings
offered
headed
and
a
receive
supplied
additional
by The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.
public offering price and underwriting
Continental
rate
will
As>
amendment.
Ainsworlh
Precision
underwriters
dividend
be
but
Mills,
producer
The
registra¬
covering 403,000 scares
1931,
to
be
to
sold
company carries on diversified manufacturing operations through
divisions and subsidiaries.
These include Fulton
Cotton
motive
through
stock,
Offering
filed
the
The
currently
E.,
Feb.
on
Feb/21,
on
from
Secondary—
S.
S3C
preferred
for
Fla.,
Tampa,
to
in
pilot
executives
the
Curtis.
Street,
to
being-
are
shov/s
the
with
Co. of F'orida—Files
Morgan
to
films
been
films
of
anticipated,"
continuation
a
$25
-
production
of 610
cumulative
par
supplied
series
for
renewal
networks
statement
Jackson
wholly-
a
interest
..
Telephone
company,
$25
at
company's
873 half-hours
future income
indirect
an
Four
The
of
source
but
season
under
comprised
has 5
only
General
498.
ginning equipment,
-
of
all
its
I
New
c'e:.erminations.
The
several
,
Board
take
to
Public
31,,
and
prime
networks.
potential
a
series..
new
the
Industries,
are
propose
and
and
became
,
Mter
a
inconsistent
Ove^ 50%
the
tion
period
one-hour
Productions,
the
as
over
record
a
p.
Walslon
terms
man,
1961;
aircraft,
Calif,
Precision
shareholders.
"Accordingly,
$160.8o8
position
of common stock, to be offered for public
present holders thereof.
The oliering will be made on an
basis ihrough underwriters headed
shares
Feb.
the
Co.
the
cents
••
•
.
.
two
1960-61
network
balance
year
192,
common
'
on
o"
directors.
control
opinion
program
This
outstanding
.
// / ;■
/ '/
••.' y..
standing shares
warrant
state¬
The
Martin
Frecision,
and
net
and
engaged
well
registration
common
registration
ex¬
action, James W. Murray, GPE Chairman, said:
has
been
buying our stock
for about
two ; ears.
that company has several times publicly anno need
over
the
General
regis- '
52
telecasting, it was.stated.
additional
Fulton
to
warrants, which entitle
shares of common stock and
for
York,
step to be taken pursuant to that authorization."—V.
V'\.':'..
to
during
CBS
Dayton
are
balance
telecast
fiscal
a
shares
New
appointment
posal—
$7,106,437
*
year.
"Alcoa-Goodyear Theatre"
as
in
securities
per
is
important
components for the
Baltimore, Md., which is the largest
owning about 15% of its outstanding
Martin
as
quite
and
Star's
said!
represent
of
—V.
675 000
common
cent
production
received
Pasadena,
of
Court
General
attempt
an
take
of
"peneral
income-totalled
gross
income
4he
:
during
thev
films
which
sale
For
at
1964
(or
of
"Any
anthology starring Dick Powou to NBC and a new halfsituation comedy starring Gertrude Berg to General Foods
Corp.
The
E.
included
under
56,850
one
and
the
Co.
are
attempting
net
$317,203
equal
shares
outstanding
on
enable
ABC,
completed
for
bei,ng
Deeb, principal stock¬
officers, employees and an
debentures).
organized
for
Fred
the
present
motive.
Martin
hour
hour
plus
a
•'•''//'/,,•/.
Four
half-hour
10
.on
subsidiary;
the
for
—an
of
gross./and
both
to
year
a
scheduled
are
their subsequent
films
subordinated
The
that
„
has
at
sixth
"
I960,-
gross
company's
disclosed
"Currently,
York
proposed
and
companies is done with competitors of the Martin Co., compared with
approximately 1% with Martin. The largest customers of General Pre¬
cision,
apart
from
the
government,- are
direct
competitors
of
the
/
previous
based
attributed
networks,
hours
41
films
38
1960,
filed
quarter
holdings
Co.
missile
fiscal
' "
-
31,
common
organization
the
shown
owned
or
made
New
that
way
Precision
»
Lancaster,: and
.
increased
/-
the
period
share
a
with
report
library
directly
share,
be
out
charges Martin with violation of
of the Clayton Act and asks that Martin be ordered to divest
projects;
'
current
amounted
600,000
on
prouueed
were
and
its
Dec.
of
taxes
comparable
company
on
from
covering
convertible
warrants.
warrants
underlying
as
a
unit,
eral
including
a
or
pointed
2610.
p.
of
receipt
present
Martin
to
"in
shows
of
the
highest quality
with
wide
appeal
to
viewing audience;
A measure
of
the, reputation that
production enjoys is indicated by the fact that all shows
Star
Star
com¬
all
six
this period
benefit
program
in
192,
Co.
demanding
Lyon
Tallahassee,
underwriter
sold
and
networks,
and
1961,
of
compared
like
executives
The
a/
Stock—
units, each consisting of five
and
of
per
1959,
sijich acquisition was simply for investment, thereby implying
dence
Savings and.
interest
Loan
1609.
p.
Berkeley
53%
owns
in
,;./'//,//"/;■■/.'/■■//.-
television
diversi¬
31,
half
,./
hours
Financing Proposal
Feb.
on
of
1964
compensation,
the
was
192,
..
based
to
Four
public sale onraan
all or none basis through
by Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.; and the
public
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
securities
company
also
Ltd.,
•'
laboratories
Federal
Martin
follows
structed
months
six
For
and
the
,
Investment
St.
Francisco,
Savings
$536,906
Martin.
Martin
200i.
p.
purchase
two
$10 debenture at a unit price of $14
shares
-
for
113,700
the
holders
at
55
San
substantially
first
produced
Pavment
York,
Carolina
135,000
attorney of said underwriter.
ment
187,
$1,350,000
and
debenture,
and
sold
part
holder,
-
225
additional
been
being
the
President;
20,
that
growth
associations,
of
Division
Equipment Corp.
Counsel
its
/ulterior
Television—Net Up—
the
coupled
gressive sales
headed
price
As
ment.
have
with
Pfd.
of
company
Fulton Industries, Inc.—Files for
par,
ofiered
stock
New
Homes, Inc.—Files
securities
undeiwriters
of
loan
Private
General Precision,
announcing
During
growth to the talent, ability
experience of its creative and mnaagerial personnel, who attract
work successfully
with outstanding actors, directors and writers.
"and
organized
was
The
March
on
share.
per
R.—V.
of
$10
preferred
cents
P.
statement
one
redemption
Bank
Shell
$10
these
shares,
61
City
commcn
debentures,
for
cumulative
Juan,
company
shares
called
of
National
San
or
This
$2
dividends
First
Federal
,
has
outstanding
he
share
and
Estep, through their ownership of Transit
Casualty,
beneficially own the 89% interest in the Fund.
company
accrued
at
Loan
-The
subsidiaries.—V.
income
equal
its
„
commissions
as
and
shares.
allow
filed
Mo.,
open-end
will be sold
sales
any
is
will
2305.
an
Fajardo Sugar Associates—To Redeem
The
and
India
.
its
"The
/■"<■/■■
this
Briggs
cents
in General Precision, voting its present holdings,
interfering in the conduct of General Precision business.
complaint also asks for
damages and other appropriate relief
In
reflecting
future
Mr.
66
or
Equipment Corp.—Sues
General
7
against
;
year
while further
position as the nation's largest producer of network
Dick Powell, President and Thomas J. McDermott,
Vice-President, announced on Feb. 20 in an interim report
the
in
1960.
and
and
savings
company's
earnings
president also
production in the fourth
field.—V.
action,
any
The
sharply to $666,-,/.
confident that
is
the
sold,
Board.
of
in
or
its
the
tered
Management Inc., the investment
purchased from the Fund at net asset
Co.
five
owns,
to
be
$436,556,
the
been i
future
bomber.
the
the
Co.
of
the
itself
program.
$11,087,250
covering 200,000
registered
shares
without
Preston
1961,
comoany
Act.
Its
contributions
by
has
eliminate
Gabriel
research
Precision
creasing
the end of 1959.
at
company
sustained
to
of
Rocket
parent
¬
share
per
half
Division.
Division
including devices and
interceptor,
the. X-15
experimental
in
17
in
General
removal
$13,926,-
to
$2.03
or
the
were
contracts
ion
action
General
earn¬
/. '"///'
all-time high,
an
reported
buildings, and
new
Television
Star
For
Offering—
Louis,
16,
is
Company
company.
St.
Trie
It
at
were
$597,913)633
shareholders.
to
Investment
44,940,632
Securities Co.
indirectly
of
sale.
1960.
value
asset
charges.
President
Transit
public
August
investment
other
is
for
in
31
Lancascer-Palmdale
during
Executive
of
Employees Mutual Fund, Inc.—Proposes
fied
enlarge
to
'
company's program of modernizing and expanding
have resulted in 11 offices being enlarged or
significant
other
11
The
by 250%
in 1961.
The expanded
facilities
for production and research activities.—V. 191, p.
Maryland
the
complexly
enhancing
approximately
capacity
shares
31. -1960.
Dec.
$13,077,206
In
latter
Automotive,
of
of
mid-1961.
Precision
Martin
and
pre¬
deferred'
to
the
Precision
against
Legal
the
facilities
This
space
under
that
Four Star
devices.
more
at
with
the
outstanding.
now
adacd
wi'S
for
net
voting stock.
fcliinb over the/$509,706,729 of a year ago.
oxvinga /
period increased 29% from $457,014,204 to $587,//'/-'
/.."?'/'/Y f
/:V"„ /
/,:/ //,' / ;'////■
Berkeley.
Four
management
product areas into which the company plans to ex¬
pand, he cited industrial controls, home appliances, toys and educational
plant
at Dec.
the
over
Savings
income
examples of
Mr.
shares
earnings
share,
per
in the
Feb.
on
York,
■//'',
cor
the
Automotive
Bohanan
loss
Power/Telco
supersonic
Division's
Section
Calif.,
the
competitors.
today nearly 90% of all United States
equipped with solid state products designed
are
Hills,
in
the
the
/'//■//'../; /.-,/.'
Gabriel
by
defense
shareholder
Highs—
stated.,ttyat loans .outstanding had risen
Charter
Net
by Electrosolids Corp.
He added
intends ' to diversify so that future production will
40% .military, 30% industrial and 30% consumer.
As
to
$1.59
or
share,
per
compared
share,
./v:/'.
of
owns
Widawsky,
missiles
Corp.—Record
to
began
supersonic
General
the
191,
in
that
The
a
share.
Rocket
B-70
suit
.
which
'//■■
with
year
report
begin
General
12-month
make
Loan
-;~v
manufactured
//'•,;./
-/-
/
Gabriel
Divisions
Divisions.
compared
establish
to
concepts
pur¬
cash.—V.
share
per
in
of
shareholders
self-supporting during 1960 with the receipt of important government
contracts
covering
basic
thermodynamics
and
advanced
propulsion
1,000,000
on
These figures include
,
and
$4.50
6,457,500
on
cents
deferred
total
31%?
a
the
Mutual
an
the
for
Anticipated sales for 1961 are $3,500,000.
Profits are projected at
cents a share.
Projected sales for 1962 are $6,000,000 with profits
projected at 50 cents a share, thus continuing the rapid increase in
earnings and sales shown by Electrosolids Corporation in the past five
According
for
//'.;.•////■/''.'
/■/■', •%':/ ',/■/■/
also
television
aircraft
to
1960
of
the
Canada
to
This
.American Savings and Loan of Whittier, Mutual Savings and Loan <A"
Alhambra,
Pioneer Investors .Savings and Loan of San Jose, Home
25
and
200
$10,299,200,
13
or
per
physical
will
the
over
1959; based
stated
a
period.
years.
of
Financial
of $769,054,235
'529,804.
new
earnings figures for 1959 are
a
change in the company's fiscal year,
fiscal year cover only
an
eight-month
of
from
stock,
of
squeeze
out
Power/Talco, operations
Electronics Division will
The
annual
of
national
D.
indebtedness,
common
to
»
F-ld6
22%-,- and ,/ management
Erickson
is listed
as
President.
the 17,500 shares,
who propose
8,000 shares. Most of this stock
Rodney
sellers
ago.
Taper
generators,
equipment,
31,
that earnings after
or
certain
to
President
mailed
sales
-the
for
29%/ increase
comparative
result
a
a
Molded
the
to
association,
shares of outstanding common stock.
share
Oct.
addition
interrupted
were
Briggs,
Rocket
common
Gabriel's
part
to
into
per
the
cluded
the year, before appropriations to general reserves,
$12,990,399, equal to $2.01 per share.
This represents n/>
$2.16
or
year
First
the sales
over
holder
the
Electronics
share,
pected
be
S,
by
which
of
,
sell
and
profit picture in the Canadian I market is -very favor¬
./,/'// -;/:./////// /•/': /'/' '///,• /'/"■,/"
>,//
/"/.■■'/
.?//■■•:'"
According
to
the
annual
report,
arrangements
have
been
con¬
share.
per
-
electronic
ended
year
of
29%.-
January
$849,451
Assets
modulators.—V. 192, p. 2325.
state
In
..•/'./•■
year
moved
code
solid
a
by
marketing
Electrosolids Corp.—Sales Soar—
manufacturer
657
./j'jB
about
at
ramp
entitles
$5.25
1960
748,123,
tor
in
bringing
ings,
should
■
"Part
In
/
warrants
1958
offering,
19,823
to
,
in proaueing television commercials since
recently has become engaged in. producing
nine
Charter
addition,
market
Transfer
used
at
502,604 snares of
Board
Chairman,
owns
ranging
increase
ceding
this
billion
$1.1
warrant
stock
programs.
lists
earnings
26%
and
Epoxy
Mr.
newly designed group of
inductance meters and pulse
This
Net
mar¬
military
magnetics
reach
Each
of
amount
December
gains were reported by this Beverly
poration according to S. Mark Taper, President.
handle
can
both
Fleming,
like
a
in
stock
H.
report
profit but that substantial losses
losses.
cents
able/
to
to
operation
pointed
International
finished
common
>77
Exchange
shares
the
and
a
and
Gabriel
In
c;
to
wpeuteu
of
sell
propose
told, shareholders.
engaged
241.3.
First
•
rece-Ul*'of
blocks
Record
transformers
specialty
firm.
group
acquired
page
But
uses,
pulse
all
:■
has
line
a
according
for
ever
million."
now
sell
to
holders
cent each
with a prior
Stock
at
operating
prospective
key
17,500 outstanding
.common
operations
John
annual
president
consolidated
or
American
in
effects
operated
owners
time
the
particularly in the cost-price
Power/Talco,
company
from
sales,
in
Gabriel
Bohanan
acquisition
or
said
company,
profitable
in
1960,
the
the
the
sale
who
Report—
of
years
increase
an
The
filed a
^covering
by
(2)
16,000
outstanding
a
as
the
(3)
one
more
Ransohoff,
computers,
transformers.
pulse
broadening
demand
•:»
Pulse
for
City,
with
pubfic
lor
on
and
to
at
the company;
thereof
common
has
prospectus
amounted
to
1965."
Martin
Tne
of
and
has
officials
equipment.
that of a
components
offered
present
offered
be
prices;
another
share
television
short
"For
tiny
demand
cue
while
market
million
$5.
to
to
connection
company
than
test
adverse
10%/;
1961,
15,
connection
in
induce
join
or
company
in
formation
filmed
the
1962
or
holders
acquired
Co.
one
was
on
with
market
the
by
company
of
March
stocx,
present
were
The
/its
power."
computers,
computer
$300
the
resold
was
.
common
York
to
proposes.
shares.
15.
However, several developments during the past year should
profitable operations in 1961, the Gabriel president said,
Briggs said that the recession in the national economy had some
Gabriel
Feb..
and
stockholders
18,348
to
Mr.
patented
a
in
use
and
larger
no
as
these
of
for
missiles
is
much
existing
million
$100
systems,
as
space
McKinney said,
"the specialty magnetics
nearly $150 million annually.
One-third of
at
considered
double
the
Mr.
manufacturing
Engineering produces
surface
"one
of
watts
present,"
is
for
sell
Fleming,
thousand
"At
will
will
whose
of
Pulse
trademarked
devices,
piece,
explained
over
Rico,
time-sharing transmission
of
ket
feet
square
Puerto
transformer
radar,
One
can
25,000
in
and
(59.1% )/of
additional
an
New
the
compensate
commog
&
chase
com¬
joint statement issued by Joseph F.
President, and Hugh B. Fleming, President
Pulse Engineering.
'
a
to
prevailing
Fuller
public
McKinney,
ESI
lead
mort¬
SEC—
50th Street,
SEC
on
stock
to be
with
until
time
to
and
shares
made
was
shares
own
literary properties, including photoplays from tne authors
v/hich
of
With
East
18
of
shares
time
offered
ponent manufacturer.
of
statement
employees to remain
Investors,
Inc.—Acquires Interest—
For $250,000 in common stock, convertible debentures
and notes, Electro-Science Investors of Dallas,
Texas,
has acquired a 36% interest in Pulse Engineering Inc.,
Inc.—Files
company,
(thereof
805.
Electro-Science
President, and owns .273,161
stock.
Other officials
shares
other
15
Feb.
on
com¬
estate
.
common
(1) .20,000
needed.,
battery plant at Oakland, Calif.,
for automotive and aircraft use.
batteries
storage
Hazleton,
at
real
the
This
assign¬
insulations
and
Tne
1960.
all
to be held by-Colonial Enterprises,./,
- /
has outstanding 462,000 shares of common stock
issued to Deeb,
who • is- listed as Board
now
and
registration
plant is its fourth facility in California.
Corp., has a helicopter and adhesives
Aircraft
and
coatir.gs
April
receivable
notes
Filmways,
builders
of
cable
Los Angeles
Alto,
produces
193,
and
wire
development
resistant
Colonial
oi
subsidiary
/
flights.
space
Hiller
Palj
at
of
number
a
or
has
subsidiary,
plant
has
temperature
altitude
Inc.,
itnterprises,
113,700-warrants
Chairman
harnesses
vehicle
space
this
consecutive
despite
Cleveland
Enterprises,
the
of
company
the
outstanding
Gerber
' ■./
be
by merger
organized in
successor
a
1960
company.
The
and
drawing
45,
Colonial
lists
612, to
Gabriel Co.—Annual
Five
security
other
balance
the
mortgage
operations.
is being
wire
corporation,
stock,
of
99,114
owns
prospectus
ranging from
construct¬
instruments evidencing the unpaid installment
purchase price on homes sold and constructed
The profitable operation of the company is said to
be dependent upon its ability to obtain mortgage financing for prospec¬
tive customers desiring to purchase homes on an installment payment
basis.
The net proceecs from this financing will be added to working
capital and be used for general corporate purposes, and to increase
aircraft
cable
special
exchange
an
Mississippi corporation
in the future sell to
or
sales
its
and
Gerber,
approximately
"
■
.
air
Coast
the
J.
and
of
equipment.
will
•...
contract
to
El Segundo, Calif.,
at
installation
process
,
supplying
Co.,
by
will
gages
special assemblies for electronics manufacturers, Mr. Gerber stated.
He
in
the
Autolite
Electric
be
according
majority of production will
under
and
20,
Ohio,
and
per
acquiring,
Florida
a
Plant—
the
of
will
foot facility
with
now
coating
day
feet
eaid.
March
Toledo,
the
cf
26,000 square
production
plant
facility,"
industries
is
Inc.,
cable
Coast
of
The
amounts
Florida, and
principal business of the company is to be the construction of
completed
("shell") homes.
The Mississippi company has a
Puerto Rican subsidiary
organized in November i960.
Tne company
by
third
predecessors have been engaged in the business
shell homes in Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and
President,
shares.
the
1960.
Electric Autolite Co.—New
Mitchell,
owner
dip in sales and earnings of our domestic operations reflected
cost
increases, the country's 'soft' economy and general decline of
business activity in 1960," Mr, Keating stated.—V. 191, p. 2637.
A
two
ing
"The
"fourth
1957,
Alabama corporation
slightly below the $86,376,983 reported for 1959.
Consolidated
earnings for the year
1960
amounted
to $4,831,531,
equivalent to $3.42 per common share, compared with net earnings In
1959 of $5,932,685, or $4.17 per share.
In reporting year-end figures, Chairman Arthur Keating announced
that
Deeb Construction Co., a Mississippi corporation
and Deeb Construction Co., Inc., of Alabama, an
organized in 1958, were merged into the company.
1961,
23,
in
organized
reported on Feb. 16 that consolidated domestic
$85,159,895 for the year ended Dec. 31, 1960,
were
Feb.
on
Co.—Sales, Net Down—
company
Monday, February 27, 1961
...
'
and
Board,
enjoyed
the
and
taxes,
Eoone
at
record
Gross,
pany's annual report on Feb.
Net
successful
most
with net sales, dividends,
after
earnings in
grors
levels,
President,
16.
1960 reached
an
-
-
,
year
in
the
history of
profits and earnings, both
J. Gilbert, Chairman of
Carl
announced
in
issuing
the com-
•
all-time high at $37,123,000,
equiva-
Volume
lent
$3.98
to
152,000,
share,
per
$3.34
or
sales
Net
in
193
Number 6033
surpassing
by
...
19%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle•
.
earnings
in
1959
of
$31.-,
underwriting group headed by Schwabacher & Co.,
100 Montgomery St., San Francisco 4, Calif., publicly
offered 220,000 shares of this firm's no par common stock
share.
per
19d0
to
rose
record
a
$224,737,003,
increase
an
1959 sales of $209,277,000.
Dividends paid cn the common
7'%
of
over
$3
or
share.
per
dividend
rate
of
dend
of
rent
earnings
50
unbroken
"The
This
$2.50
cents
of
continued
in
dividends,
to
payments
principal
maintain
to
out
dividend
company's
at
extending
55
manufacturing
market
strong
the
consecutive
divisions
positions
company's
years,
porated
stock-
1960,"
The
were told
in the report. ."In the United States the successful
introduction of the remarkable1 new
Super Elue Blade by Gillette Safety ,'
Co. was responsible in large
part for that division's experiencing'
the
most
successful
year
all-time
record
an
profits
of
the
Paper
Mate
history.
The Toni Co.' Division estab¬
earnings during i960 and the operating .Division Improved significantly during the"
consolidated
make
a
the
Iron
Curtain.—V.
191,
'
701.'
p.
i.
'
the
the
Facilities—'
H.
A.
Inc.,
Chairman
announced
"Involved
Peb.
on
Division
Inc.
to
repay
of
the
the
of
14
Eoard
purchase
a
Clevi'te
Corp.,
Gould-National
of
from
the
Cleveland,
balance
such
due
be
larger
cell
"While
sintered
batteries.
will
purchasing
still
Mr.
•
these
•
Cleveland
Riggs
corporation
will
ment
has
operation
of
series
be
A
made
Debentures
at
187,
for
sinking
redemption
fund,
March
on
of
$125,000
March
aue
branch
any
convertible
are
inclusive.—V.
called
the
debentures,
15,
the
stock
common
'
Gulf &
&
through
announced
which
Supply
Co.,
Mexico;
uulf
Inc.,
and
&
Kan.;
Co.
of
assisted
it
Industries,
Bend,
Sales
that
Inc.
of
the
companies
replacement parts.—V.
in
in
S.
($1
in
§ Of
of
192,
With
**
•
and
$5,243
of
Of
below
Scheuffler
oiiered
N.
The
of
of
such
at
$J -per
—
is
r
Files/
and
Ilikon
for
Fontana
Corp.—Common
general
J.
.
Securities
corporate
shares
Mass.,
offered
Stock
H.
W.
shares
the
of
the
/
reserved
are
owned
by
&
stock
common
(par value 100 per
PROCEEDS—The
net
of
proceeds
sale,
this
together
with
may
&
Co
I—..
Co._
This
in
field
the
involves
the
of
which
quirements
ba^ed
Kalman
3,750
Sutra.
Stone—
&
2326.
'
materials
new
developed.
The
any
the
The
be
,
.'
Directors
their
at
meeting
dividend
of
shareholders
to
Oscar
Dane,
At
the
the
for
and
and
class
B
$99,400
its
April
the
pany's
and
firms,
Since
the
been
American
of
each
$6,
than
the
dollar
under
17
class
of
88%,
stock
dividend
of
capital
cents
This
increase
thosd
Credit
Net
previously
Inland
dividend.
will
Fractional
The
on
:
This
financing for
industries.
The com¬
owned
option
of
receive
whole
selling
will
shares
the
this
be
next
year,
later
Mr.
issued.
not
since
April
193,
inquiry
ing
Dane
Inter-Mountain
This
to
poses
March
additional
ihe
Net
1961,
The
this
holders
will
not
The
sales
fiscal
for
stock
fraction
be
company
the
underwritten;
by
terms
in
amount
to
corporate
Of
the
shares
supplied
the
to
but
the
balance
by
two
apply
the
28,
net
owed
1961.
(12.2%)
(255,898
also
stock.—V.
International
Offered
189,
owns
&
Co.
pp.
1467
Pursuant
and
shares
will
be
used
for
a
(82.7%)
of outstand¬
Feb.
13
—
Common
prospectus,
an
to
Co.,
be
Inc..
—
purchase
machinery and equip¬
development and working
new
and
announced
Feb.
on
21
that
Dec.
net
for
sales
compared
as
to
31,
1960, profits before Federal income
against $2,334,000 for the quarter ended
common stock as compared to 41 cents per sharo
figures include the operation of A. Stein &;
acquisition, Nov. 10, 1960.—V. 192, p. 2508.
These
of
the
will
stock)
will
be
Dealers,
company
the
allowed
Inc.
who
(1960)
members
purchase
organized
was
Ltd.—Files
for
Offer¬
the
of
shares
under
National
for
Canadian
Association
in
November,
1930
Mining Corp.
acquiring, exploring and developing the mining
company, particularly those believed
to
ore
potential.
The company is the recorded holder of
a,
unsurveyed and unpatented mining claims in Kei.h, PenhorKenogaming Townships in the Sudbury Mining Division of
the
iron
of
and
Province
has
no
predecessor
Ontario.
of
According to the prospectus, the company
Since its organization, the predecessor com¬
exploration of portions of its property with
operating history.
pany had
a
view to
not
of
customers.
law
of
purpose
of
the
in
engaged
the
the
location
established
of
iron
deposits,
but
the
work
done
date
to
has
commercially
rrinable orebody.
The $1,450,000 net
company's sale of additional stock will be applied
as
follows:
$400,000 for pilot plant,
mining, grinding, concentrating
and shipping costs of samples for direct reduction
tests; $120,000 for
proceeds
direct
a
from
(he
reduction
000 for
for
tests
assessment
costs;
work
$82,000
for
surveying and
claims for ensuing 24
on
patenting;
$40,-
months; and $808,030
working capital.
..
The
company
has
Euro-Can
Inc.
Corp.
.
.
outstanding
which
Sanwood.
250,COO
of
Inc.,
completely
Montreal,
controlled
shares
3,500,105 shares of capital stock, of
of Montreal, owns 2,000,003 shares and
owns 1,498,000 shares, both of which are
Ltd.
by Robert Sherwood.
holdings.
E. Jacques
its
of
Sanwood
■
■
''
*
is
Esq.
■
.
sell
listed
as
1
■
'
to
proposes
Courtdis,
President.
The
a
as
a
the
jV
*
1
own
Manufacturers
stock
common
Trust
of
the
has
Co.
been
appointed
corporation.—V.
193,
transfer
agent
for
202.
p.
Long Island Plastics Corp.—Common Stock Sold—An
Director,
group
offering
of
300,000
Plastics
shares
Corp.
of
stock
common
The
to
operations
be
novel
conducted
months
six
per
the
share
period.
on
$1
at
share
per
of
Long
offered
was
through The James Co. and quickly sold.
Up—
Feb. 16 reported sales of
i960, a gain of 8.5% over
ended
Dec.
2,405,713
31,
1960
shares,
the
The
and
on
which
the
the
to
company
knowledge
commercial
a
will
proposes
of
the
by
basis
any
the proceeds
to
exploit
company
other
arc
not
are
person
believed
now
being
firm.
or
the retirement of outstanding
indebtedness; the acquisition of additional equipment to permit com¬
mercial production including its installation and hook up with
existing
company
equipment;
use
purchase
the
of chemicals,
consisting
to
working
of. initial
nylon,
capital.—V.
192,
1,
ended Jan.
$19,810,403
the
Net
and
was
$96,076
sales
increased
Light
and earnings were
expenditures"
for
city
topped
utilities
industrial
and
taxes
electric
central
for
stocks
of
etc,
scrap,
material
raw
The
balance
inventories
will
be
applied
1399.
p.
continued
and
the first time as this largest of
show business expansion in keeping
to
growth
population
Net
annual
the
won
A.
at
company's
9.8%
over
13.1%. over
stock
up
1953
to $1.20
over
service area.
Climbing
reports for many years.
Rev¬
1959.
of
at
its
$5,553,000
from
with per
$2.OS the previous
the signatures of N.
share
year.
Bernard Gussett,
Faul Thompson, President, showed taxes paid out
a record $9,631,000 or 19 cents lor taxes 011 each
dollar.
report
during
granting
gas
up
report issued
and
company
revenue
The
advanced
cpmmcn
on
Chairman,
by
$51,140,000,
income
earnings
the
marked
have
werfe
enues
the
the
in
year
company
193,
p.
a
new
379.
the
of
at
Calculations
reserves
share including
Bart'Lytton,.
of
Dec.
31,
9
$1,024,775
cents
share
per
the
on
average
year.
$226,618
compared
as
with
1959.
of
the
over
based
are
totaled
year-end
close
as
the
on
than
more
Representing
general
per
Income,
20.
outstanding during each
$72,068,335
growth
to
$1.35
or
deferred
to
increase of $373 425 or 36%1959 including $93,239 or
income.
income
at
assets
1960,
same
date
during
57%
important
an
amounted to $113,475,201,
year
a
the
ago.
month
12
segment
of
this
This
compared
represents
a
period.
total
increase,
Lvtton
Savings and Loan Association, the corporation's Southern California
subsidiary, grew from the 352nd largest association in the nation to
largest.
Savings
lean
"American
Net
moving up 250 places in size during 1960, Lytton
greatest upward movement of
any
savings and
the
nation,
according
to a tabulation by' tho
In
the
made
in
association
Banker,"
combined
increased
6C3.421,
reported
Subsidiaries
year
made
the
$46,811,843
and
California,
r.n
trade
operating
up
more
real
publication.
subsidiaries
than
57%
of
Lytton Fi¬
the $53,—
over
'
ago.
commercial
residential
throughout
in
of
$89,243,020,
to
a
banking
national
savings
nancial
of
mortgage loans to finance 3 300
transactions
in
14 counties
estate
increase of 64%
over
the $28,497,234 loaned
1S59.
This
763,762.
brought total mortgage loans outstanding at year-e^d to $93,as
against $58,931,744 at the close of 1959, up 59%.
"The
earnings
industrial growth and
an overwhelming vote
special municipal election in Desr Momes
25-year franchises for both electric and
continued gains in Iowa's
the - company's-position wita
noted
service.—V.
Deferred
Total
102nd
reported to shareholders
natural gas utility, serving
southwest areas of Iowa.
were
and
shares
added
for
deferred
of
$1,398,200
to
Feb.
on
an
share
appropriations
before
share
per
reported
to
$130,542
with
cents
per
Corp.—Net, Assets Up—
1960,
amounted
represented
$1.08
number
for
million
$50
and
Co.—Record Highs—
and
earnings
9
or
This
or
for
taxes,
President,
1961, rose to $20,824,173,
reported for the previous
record
the
substantially
Moines-based
capital
Iowa
with
&
after
added
that
out
earnings
and
1960.
of
Financial
Lytton
Highs—
product
revenues,
improvement, in
Corp.
with
cents)
of
160
Richmond
Street,
Charlottetown, Prince
Canada, filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering- 500,000 shares of capital stock, of which
discount
wocd
has
1959.
the
for
year
3,
face
new
Des
revenues
2891.
Research
to
officials
31,
Dec.
'
proceeds of the stock sale
banks and expac.ed to
balance
in
for
from
Jan.
Power
state
the
to
Any
28,930
all
company,
fiscal
pointed
and
Revenues
The
Electronic
—
the
will
purposes.
Bell
a
Corp.—Sales
ended
$0.25
or
Pa.
5.17*
the
"in
this
stock¬
shares)
of
Slocum
Record
of
shares
outstanding common shares, 458,434 shares (32.8% )
Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. and 170,373
by The Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Co.
of
Southern
it
after taxes totaled $1,943,450, an increase of 9% from the
year's net of $1,783,859.
Net per share was equal to $1.40
based on 1,386,498 shares outstanding Jan. 1, 1961.
Iowa
amendment.
principal
eight firms headed by Courts
be supplied by amendment.
amounts
Feb.
on
be
to
by Southern
ing preferred
Stock
to
of
is
engaged
development, and "despite the intensified
business conditions during the last six months of I960."—V. 193, p. 703.
record
1,396,500
owned
Virginia.
are
full
$3,050,000
of
group
proposes
payment
general
are
a
to
issuable
price
not
$1.29,
Mr.
to
Co.—Proposes Rights Off'g
subscription by stockholders of
of one new share for each three
shares
has
Earnings
versus
the
made
for
rate
209,602
by
Resistance Co.—Record
the
for
ended
year
previous
have
Tenn., filed a registration statement with
shares of common stock.
The company pro¬
subscription
underwriting
The
to
the
at
offering,
underwritten
be
Telephone
Co.)
with $602,915, or $0.25 per share for the correspond¬
1959, based on the same number of shares.—V.
193,
in
increase
an
More
10
Securities
1961,
17,
properties
'
Insurance
established new all-time sales
earnings records
in 1960 for the second consecutive year, it
announced on Feb.
14 by Walter W. Slocum,
President.
Bristol,
covering 465,000
offer the stock
17,
held.
then
Of
of
company
SEC
'/'
capital stock, all
group
of 24 persons
President, Milton A.
Farber,
D.
corporation- on
taxes
$602,204,
Philadelphia,
research
the
ended
date
Island,
for
and
of
shares
management
period
same
International
excess
SEC—
for,the purpose of .acquiring all of the assets of' Kukatash
snare
compares
The
said.
will
Calif.,
number outstanding
period
(par
-
are
379.
p.
37,9.
p.
and
Rectifier
after
to
Lewis
corporation,
The
I960,
voted
semi-annual
Shareholders
purchasing
or
shares.—V.
compan/'s
of
each,
six months
the
for
Vice-
notification
Dec.
share of
the
Island
the
income
average
*
permits borrowings in
its lending institutions.
the
amount
determined
be
shares
to
per
prospectus,
of
of
stock
and
both
of
as
.
Angeles,
amounted
in
share
a
Exchan0e.
with
agreements
responding
sale
the
and
With
letter
a
Fund
Doran
Paine
Netherlands
research
President,
funds to be available to finance
to set up proper reserves against
Harold
company.
shares
Los
$6,396,201
commercial
publicly
employed
the
shares.
$6,941,832 for
offering,
Inland's
(assuming
Wren
Leaseway Transportaton Corp.—Appointment—
International
1961,
of
Inland
Financial Corp.,
acquired
by
to
31,
51%
a
by
year
different
Stock
20,000
109,000
quarterly
divi lends of
12 V2
cents
a
share in cash have been paid.
The company polled ' its public share¬
holders
in
December, suggesting chat a unange to stock dividends
would materially assist in xinanc.ng the. company's expanding business
since
public
.
written.
organized
own
.
-
proceeds
no*,
the
in
company
has outstanding 150,000
which
was
purchased at $5 per share
earnings
Jan.
was
provide
28
$5
at
...
the
to
filed
the
of
Vice-President
Corp.—Sales, Net Up—
Roth,
ended
per
Securities
a
it
as
and
common
to
used
inventory,
prior period.
Feb.
share
for
filed
Y.,
Schiff, Executive Vice-President, and Dayid R. Schlossman,
by
shares
represents
equivalent
in
According
outr
Fund
share¬
shares are to be offered for public sale
by the company and
shares, being outstanding stock, by Sanwood, Inc., of Montreal,
The offering price will be $6.50
per share.
The offering of
company stock will be made by management officials;
but a 50c per
: ■
organization
soon
as
its
the
such
Canada.
2,500
Inc.
,
Life
but
to
26
250,000
•
covering 350,000
sale
York
New
to be
are
quarter
from
This
2,500
2 .& CTO
and expects to commence
has received subscriptions for
150,000 shares being offered and its policy forms
by the Superintendent of Insurance of New York.
least
at
sales-
in
The
19,
.
have
the
on
ended
575,000
last
Ardisco
was
engaged
shares
A
listed
This
period
its
date.
cents
cn
2,500
,
N.
1961,
International
business,
policitu'
approved
policies'as
stock
May
announced
consolidated
year,
the
on
business
wnose
financial
Aru.sco
150
class
are
.
1^59
figure
capitalization.
than
more
subsidiary,
company
and
like
the
in
payable
was
21,
Feb.
on
of
,
.......
that
fiscal
share
a
it
Buffalo
to
the
number
•'
Buffalo,
Avenue,
the- SEC
company's general
general conduct of business and
who
semi-annual
a
shares,
w
reported
current
outstanding.
now
earned
The
present
Inland
the
cents
B
1961,
2u,
■
Dane
Mr.
of
wholly-owned
I960.
class
Aplil
:
26
or
stock
affiliated
an
time,
declared
15
and
A
of
been
$1,731,000
the
Up—Stock Dividend—
Feb.
class
record
oi
quarter
$151,000
the
over
the
on
President.
same
first
reached
A
2Va %
with
business
assemble
to
placed
of
19fal,
Delaware
310
insurance
an
such
sale
have
materials.
New
classes of
materials,
new
methods of fabrication, new principles of
alloying, etc., must be found to meet these requirements.—V. 193, p. 8.
Inland Credit Corp.—Net
2,500
Buffalo—Files
of
President
as
Fla.—Files
1961
through
'
Y.
increase
quarter
have
Co.
listed
Treasurer
10,
share,
the
of
Thorndike, Doran,
Inc. ', /•..
Ivest,
Feb.
underlying
transferred
25
250,000
Durst
'
is
as
Kukatush Mining Corp.
ing and Secondary—
-3,750
-
Inc.„_
ivH
be
than
'
"
■
Insurance
(formerly
writipg insurance
conventional
existing
upon
of
to
the
Co.,
organized undtv New York law in March 1960. It has been licensed
transact
started
materials
place,, on material to meet
operational
demands
is
so
cannot
always
satisfy
today's
re¬
Life
statement
company
in
and
scientists
improving
by
on
of
3,750
'
.
N.
proceeds
for
&
&
Wagcneeller
—3,750
of
on
per
_
Inc.
Co.
Lewis
Corp., Hialeah,
$4
York,
Co.
Co.
Co.——.
capital stock, to be offered for public
officers and directors Of the company,
to
field
This
The
was
development
of
&
&
Investors
will
more
'
amounted to $2,570,000
31, 1959.
Net profits after Federal income taxes were
$1,259,000,
from. $1,232,000. Earnings, after preferred stock dividends and tvfter
adjusting for the 2% sotck dividend in October, 1960, amounted to
selling
Slocumb & Co. Inc.
Brush,
5,000
Inc.-.,
,
representing at least $100,000 in net valufe
covering 62,500 shares
Edward
•
1961
16,
up
indicated
•
Feb.
on
Dec.
the
sr.ares
law
31, I960 totaled $31,793,000
$31,564,000 for the three months ended Dec. 31, 1959.
firm
a
the
and
Inc.—-
of
through
/
technology
temperatures
materials
that
and
new
advanced
stresses,
research
engineering
and
science."
mate'-lab, l.fcw methods
of
devices
and
requirements
severe
"material
development
fabrication
functional
undertaking
is
Co.
shares
companies.
Kayscr-Roth
the
;3,750, .'rjRenry F. Swift &" Co
; 2,500
Co//—^-nf^,7&l6/fl' Underwood, 'Neuhaus".*,// /
s
'V\' 1
/&; Co. .Ii).c2,500
'$
company,
s.,arei
by Ilikon at tne present time and s..cn other funds as
generated by contract re.earc.r, will be used for six projects
tne
laboratory
stage
and
the remainder of
such
proceeds
geneial corporate purposes.
'
''
' •/':-:7
''/
Corp.
Writer
&
both
Chester H.
a
Ciii;!/:/.; r
Jones
p.
of
the
from
shares
/ /
Christensen
Birr
5,000
&
192,
Peters,
Professional
taxes
made
Massachusetts
capital.
Shares
5,000
of
at
ment,
Restricted
220,003
,r
of
whom
George
corporation
SEC
The
.
42
have
the
of
stockholders
offered
(pay¬
upon
purchase
'
15,000
Richards &, Co:
registration
funds
be
BUSINESS—Ilikon
of
assets
such
own
Jet-Aero
equipment
issuance
to
The
Inc.;
sole
the
company.
all
,
40,003
International
in
for
Ivest,
Presidents
Offering—
The
possetsed
now
the
under
companies; and Stephen Davies Paine and Robert
more
and
Shares
.__-w
-
through Myron A. Lomasney & Co., underwriters.
offering was quickly sold.
by
company's
The
number
of
both
the1 company
company.
Co._!
&
Co.__
Templeton
Model, Roland
21, 75,000 shares of
share) at $5 per snare,
for
severally,
stockholders
from
Co
&
Stearns
—V.
or
contracts
secured
the
to
conditions,
company.
■;
■
adviser.
For
certain
selling
of
Hogle &.
Lester, Ryons'":
of
assets
$5,000
annum),
purchase
and
organized
the underlying assets.
Nicholas Thorndike
to
monthly,
certain
of
per
J
underwriting charges will be paid.
was
William
.
underwriters,
to
'
Corp.,
for
5%
month
pursuant
are
purchased
J., A.
New
Inc.,
of
purposes.
a
The
The
.
Hentz
Hill
purposes.
Sold—Ilikon
Feb.
on
of
**100 shs.
in
corporate
'
not
the
managing
underwriter
is •'Schwabacher
&
Shoemaker, a partner in the firm of Scnwabacner &
/ :'■>■/
Barth
payable
equipment
per
•.
Natick,
and
None
572,000 shs.
payable
to
Plain-
Inc.,
SEC
its shareholders,
Outstanding
T_
general
interest
carry-,
1
-
with
cents)
50
Co.
Mass., filed a registration
on
Feb. 20, 1961, covering 150,000 shares of
offered for public sale &t net asset value through
Fund's underwriter and- investment adviser.
No sales
the
the
holders will
Millrich
;
for
FINANCING
'.
instalments
rate
under-
$2,723
granted
the
be
Mitchum;
used
//;
PRESENT'
25,000 shs.
■
in
the
at
contracts).
subject
director
a
'•
Courts
Commission—
through
snare,
be
to
are
of
1959
of
used
by
"v
97
stock
will
James
automobile
Y.
proceeds
in
assets
be
standing shares of beneficial
of
obtained
„
2,000,000 shs.
$419,900
of
(payable
payable
15,500
stockholders.
The. corporation on Feb. 15, 1961 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC covering 100,030 shares of common stock (par one cent) to
York,
the
notification
(par
&
to be
or
Fund
ment
?
•
the
capital.
TO
r-___-
Inc.
options
which
common
.
be
balance-
balance
The
including
were
of
working
value-
Option Plan.
Schwabacher
Exchange
the
•
New
interest
under
company
/
negotiations
Supply, Inc., Mount Vernon, N. Y.
Securities
loans
price
1961,
2610.
p.
be
pay
receivable.
EFFECT
par
balance
a
plus
which
exercise
Stock
Bear,
Home Lab
provide
par)
instalments
A.,
Mexico City,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Inc.,
distribution
the
at
will
Fane
Inc., One State Street, Boston,
with
Inc.;
is
L.
nondiversified, fully, managed, open-end investment company^
whose seated objective is
capital appreciation. -The Fund is the sue-?
cessor
to-Professional Investors, a private investment, association
pre¬
viously managed by the operating officers of the Fund and its invest¬
Corp.:
Industries,
month,
purchased
Pay¬
14,
acquired
Overseas,
Jacksonville,
engaged
are
estimated
to
are
stock,
commission
company
working'capital
purposes,
-L--■/,
"
All
It,
contracts.
company's
bank
GIVING
without
of
next,
Inc.—Acquisitions—
20
Western
Great
Patten
Feb.
on
the-
accounts
purchase
UNDERWRITERS—The
Western Industries,
Co.
common
None
stock
commitment,-
Allen
the
$108,000
to
Authorized
balance
of Montre..l.
March
to
to
*
stock,
t Consisting
per
1206.
p.
by
used
be
purchase
corporate
and
and. to
Nucleonics
Millrich
secured
102.30%.
at
in Canada of tne Bank
into
15,
5Vz%
its
r970
will
by
expenses,
*
Greyhound Lines of Canada Ltd.—'Partial Redemption
The
added
outstanding
able
convertible
of
sold
Promissory
notes
bank
loans,
evidencing
instalments of $8,000 plus 5Va% interest.
Graphite
may
continue
to' buy
from Gould-National."
indicated that all phases of the production operation
moved, about April 1, to St. Paul.—V.
192,/ p-. 11S-6.
,
through
being
payable
g'Common
portion of this
"other manufacturers
the
received
payable
tContracts
major
from
elements
be
stock
$419,900
general
of
.
"Notes
Capital
the
statement
The
L.
Fund, Inc.—Files for Offering—
Ivest Fund,
Ivest,
through
'
West
"
.
share,
per
J.
Ivest
Company:
Daggett
be
company's
a
Graphite
;
absorb
Daggett stated,
be
for
CAPITALIZATION
Division
Mr.
,
v.'ill
production,"
who have been
Bronze
\
Gould-National
plaque
loans,
to
$2
at
'
1953.
135
at
.
.
.
30,
heat
payment
after
inventories
portion
Industries, Incl,
Oh.o.
purchase;" said Mr.< Daggect, "is tne entire sintered
battery p.aque operation consisting of machinery, equipment, parts,
molds
and
engineering operations.
These sintered plaques are used
by Gouid-National in the construction of nickel cadmium open and
sealed
will
available
of
pay
the
in
•••.,.»
N.
incor¬
was
March
and
proceeds
under. equipment'
proceeds
will
ing
Batteries
Cleveland
the
as
common
bank
of
Production
Buys
•
field,
manufactures
and
offered
The proceeds
Corp,
on
located
are
r-
,
Angeles,
Calif.
California
Calif.L
Los
from the 'company in- connection with the
purchase of assets
Millrich .^Industries,
Inc.,
and
$5,243
will be
used
to
pay
the
due
"• ■»^I
;
Daggett,
Bronze
Batteries,
of
$874,800
The
// Gould-National
sale
used
"
;
Bank,
'Research
of
company
known
the.net
approximately
permanents and other hair and cosmetic products, and The Paper Mate
Co., a leading producer of ball point pens and pen refills.
Interna-:
nationally Gillette products are sold in virtually every part of the
outside
the
developed:
..
tubes
-electron
from
earnings."
manufacturing
divisions
in
the
United
States
are
the "
Gillette Safety Razor Co., maker of
razors, blades, shaving creams 'and
Right Guard spray deodorant; The. Toni Co., maker of Toni home
world
of
state
Burbank,
has
Angeles,
Electronic
of. the
L.PROCEED&—Of
'
major contribution:'
t
: :
•
1
.
■
i-
net
Boulevard,
California
an
accessory
for
dissipating tube shield.
In
addition,
it operates
a
precision machining
facility
doing sub¬
contract
work
in
the
aircraft
and
rocket
engine
industry,
and
manufactures
certain
precision A.
C;"' instruments.- •
•• %
Gillette's
;
laws
offices
company
.with
use
its
to
executives
The
•
■
in
Foreign operations also continued
year.'
to
in
agent;
Bank, Los
Union
the
under
Magnolia
;
holders
Razor
lished
Registrar:
company
on
Feb. 13, 1961 filed a letter of
SEC covering 150,000 shares of common stock
be
BUSINESS—International
^
>
subsidiaries
and
during
Calif.
The
,
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
7
Irvington Steel & Iron Works, New Brunswick, N. J.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
the
$9 per share.
regular
share established in li>59 plus an extra divi¬
share.
During 1960, 75% of the company's cur¬
paid
were
$28,022,000,
new
per
per
record
stock during 1960 totaled
distribution includes the
record
(911)
extent
of
Lytton
growth
and
its ino-ease in
best expectations," Mr. Lytton said.
Financial's
management's
exceeded
"They were achieved despite substantial non-recurring expenses'in¬
volved in the bpening of two new buildings for Lytton Savings. These
facilities,
however,
nationally
lished."—V.
are
recognized
192,
p.
proving unusually productive as
record savings growth since they
1914.
reflected by
were estab¬
•
(G. B.)
in
opportunities
vending
highly
a
of
2611.
p
'
...
and
Subject
approval
shareholders'
to
meeting to
at
Ltd.
Purity
and
approved
have
Ltd.,
Mills
Flour
amalgamation
an
agreement dated Feb. 13, 1961 whereby upon the issue of Supple¬
mentary Letters Patent, the amalgamated company of Maple Leaf
Mills
Ltd.
will be formed.
The amalgamation is based on Maple
Leaf
"B"
licensed
share held.
There
are
762,696
outstanding common shares of Toronto Elevators.
Holders of Purity Flour common shares (excepting 182,605 shares
held by Maple Leaf Milling which will be cancelled) will receive 1.75
common shares
N. P. V. for each share held.
There are outstanding
V.
P.
183,000
Maple
the
I960,
value
par
Leaf
each,
"B"
par
cumulative redeemable
and 4,000,000 common
5V2 %
18,628
value
"A"
preference
shares no
$100,
value.
par
A
Class
Paid
This
filed
Capital Corp.—Proposes Offering—
of
shares
The offering is to be made by underwriters headed
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, which will receive a commission
share.
The
underwriters are committed
to
purchase
400,000 shares and have an option to purchase the remaining 267,000
$15
share.
per
by
Paine,
of
$1.30
The
company
by
all
owns
eral
its
as
licensee
and
Business
1959
under
Investment
Corp.,
a
bank holding
outstanding common shares.
Wisconsin
Corp.
It
The
was
which
company,
is
company
closed-end, non-diversified management
investment
the Investment Company Act of 1940 and is a Fed¬
under
Marine
Small
the
President
Fitch,
December
in
Marine
name
Marine
13,525
a
under
company
G.
the
The
of
registered
organized
was
under
and
of
Act
Investment
Business
National Exchange
Marine
1958.
of
Bank
Eliot
is
Corp.,
listed
it
The
the
at
Feb.
on
100,000
covering
offered
$3
The
1,
filed
1961
of
shares
share,
per
California.
income
Net
$53,600,000
are
and
through
Grant,
notification
of
55
cenis
(par one cent) to
Fontaine & Co., Oakland,
to
This company,
for adver¬
Sales
the
SEC
Feb.
on
1961,
20,
regis¬
a
covering 575,158
out¬
Portland
various
related
the
North
of
the
American
shares.
common
the
and
Feb.
On
issuance
3,
of substantially
company
to
North
all liabilities
American
American
North
1961
of
575,158
dissolved
was
distributed
were
eight-tenths
of
After
stock,
mon
shares,
certain
to
shares
375,000
Marquette
a
American
North
share
for
shareholders
each share
of $8
of
of
the
on
North
Bertha
respectively, and
30,000 shares,
indebtedness,
the
has
company
preferred stock and 3,350,158
par
which
as
Brown
Evans
basis
of
American.
co-trustee holds
a
of
and
com¬
391,617
additional 41,500
an
respectively. Management officials
outstanding
shares
74,631
owns
as
group
a
shares and
of
whose
hill,
of
stock
is owned
Noyes & Co.,
sell
by Albert
such
are
Andreas)
M.
The
Andreas
109
477
and
192,
p.
Corp.
(all
shares; Hemp¬
66,240 shares;
shares.—V.
39,776
to
propose
and Mr. and Mrs. Noyes,
2509.
Precision
Equipment Corp.,
the
ago
Mead
Feb.
that
17
Woods
Mead
Co.
above.—V.
Corp.,
Paper
192,
Co.,
Detroit,
Mich.;
Clements
The
210.
p.
service
Corp.,
Co.,
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh,
The
Pa.;
Union
Rapids
Paper
Co.,
Nashville,
Tenn.;
and
stated
problems
growth
that
under
and
alliance
closely
and
of
Buffalo;
and
H.
W
announced
and
The
Hartford
Union
Paper
&
Grand
The
this
affect
success,
with
Mead
step
brings
had
laws
tax
our
the
been
may
on
City,
Paper
Twine
Rapids,
Scioto
taken
not,
Co.
&
of
two
plating
reputation
Medco,
Inc.
during
Class
the
A
past
129
Common
by
firms
in
order
very
which
years.—V.
Stock
four
1958,
is
by
reason
of
have
been
193,
p.
On
the
originally
was
193,
Offered—Pur¬
incorporated
on
July
16
by
company
1959,
to
the
Fred
Goldman
Jewelry Co. sold out its interests
Goldman,
Fred
Goldman,
The
of
the
changed
changed to Medco,
company
in
Inc.,
was
July of
Jr.,
and
Richard
A.
on
originally Leased Departments, Inc.,
to Jewelers, Inc.,.and then again
1960
Dec.
2,
1960.
in
The
with
$2.11
had
$1,-
and
and
continued
these
in
during
1960,
almost
segments
served
the
by
minerals
greatest
detinning
markets,
activities
potential
welding
and
it
and
is
future
lies
that
here
being
are
the
to
our
major
Martin
Mr.
6
South
registration statement
a
value
and
through
Proceeds
private
from
sale
of
corporate
of
the
of
of
of
mortgage
$4,800,000
Application
Peabody
stock,
common
bonds,
made
has
been
&
Granville
will
for
to
be
to
the
located
of
Commission
Service
southern
in
approximately
Operating
and
net
pared
033
equal
to
of
81
the
equal
with
per
1960
total
a
$6,993,097
share
common
amounted
cents
to 96
of
revenues
cents
in
company
$780,744
operating
to
Michigan
per
for
to
1959.—V.
192,
of
com¬
$661,-
T.
South
cents
year
firm
Lyon
with
against
sales
A.
sales
and
tubing
on
tion
of
subsidiary,
orders
is
Gulf
has
being
States
made
shown
toward
output
pattern."—V.
is
191,
Minneapolis
Scientific
debentures
"and
the
into
Corp.
of
to
Calif.
stock
invested
The
$500,000
in
investment
the
electronic
and
design
precision
and
production
military electronic systems.—V.
192,
p.
in
500.
the
1960
Elkhart,
Ind.,
the
were
firm
highest
in
reported
the
Feb.
011
history
Up, Net Down—
of
that
15
the
sales
company,
for
but
j
gas
the
year
de¬
clined.
Sales
to
for
the
$72,189,000
The
sales
for
12
for
months
the
Dome
ending
year
1959,
substantially to this
compared to $4,398,000 for
the
$3.21
ing,
1959
shares
reflect
$3.62
for
conversions
during
a
on
$82,384,000,
were
of
compared
$10,195,000,
or
acquired subsidiary, con¬
Earnings for 1960 were $4 220 -
year
1959,
1960 of
the
a
decrease
of
shares.
4%%
The
the
over
$10,000,000.
from
be
Green
with
the
point
a
River
present
northwestern
in
within the production
through Duchesne
westward
Utah
Carbon
Natural
Gas
Co.
pipe¬
County.
be
would
-''.V'■;
'
Natural
the
from
of
Extent
the
-
„■
•• *.
Y".""
}<'• '
which originates at the Clear
northward and connects with the
distribution system-east of Orem, Utah
Co.
Gas
pipeline,
runs
Creek
Clear
field
have
been
depleted
more
rapidly
units
to
is
Immediately
1
has
its
"The
area
well
gas
the
for
for
need
such
DeKalb's
two
gas
acreage
units,
Ute
Trail
not
of the DeKalb units, Mountain Fuel Supply Co.
comprising some 45,000 acres, where a successful
recently drilled. The company has since filed
drilling of a second well.
west
unit,
Island
wildcat
in
reserves
fully known but appears to be substantial. The
comprise approximately 120,000 acres and are located ad¬
each other some 30 miles south of Vernal.
Uintah,
two
as
we
was
new
gas
serve,"
supplies is always present in a growing
Nightingale said. "We are particularly
Mr.
able to acquire a new supply of gas in our own
state, and to provide the means by which we can transport this supply
pleased
to
in
being
market
our
"The
a
area.
arrangements
continued
future."—V.
supply
193,
p.
we
of
have made should assure our customers of
relatively low-cost gas for the foreseeable
203.
Narragansett Capital
outstanding
convertible
and
diameter
in
$178,000.
1,309,203 shares outstand¬
on
1,208,801
20-inches
be
proposed new pipeline from Uintah County, he said.
14%.
newly
share
would
subordi¬
See
Providence
Radio,
Corp.—Buys Notes, Warrant—
below.—V.
Inc.,
192,
p.
-
995.
debentures.
While
The
to
31
increase
Co., a
increase.
tributed
compared
Dec.
an
Chemical
Creek
at
would
of
east
producing field,
Fuel Supply Co.
and
■
profits
facilities
pipeline
Utah
location
Miles Laboratories, Inc.—Sales
The
pipeline
connection
a
Reserves
of
used
,
his
than was originally anticipated when Mountain Fuel Supply Co. began
purchasing gas from this source in 1953, Mr. Nightingale pointed out.
Thus the present pipeline from
this field has the capacity to carry
more
gas and
its useful life will be greatly extended because of the
investment
components
■
of
pipeline
miles
Clear
at
jacent
development,
materials
Gas Production
County.
in
6%
is
professionally-selected
Buy
President
94-mile
the
to
Mountain
mill.
normal
growth.
in
scientific, industrial and
provide
of
several
The
part of MTDC's program to
companies which operate in advanced tech¬
opportunities of potential
engage
has
company
Fullerton,
common
share
100,000,000 cubic feet of gas a day, Mr. Night¬
estimated its cost and the cost of related production
He
transmission
Creek
progress
Texas
more
a
own
nomically feasible.
Texas
incoming
Development Corp.—Investment—
supply capital to scientific
nological areas and also to
type
of
fall
for
and
in near proximity to some communities
along its route, Mountain Fuel Supply Co. proposes to distribute gas
to
these
communities
to
the
extent
that such
service
may
be eco¬
produc¬
a
share,
22.6%
owns
Co.—To
Supply
details
proposed
line
$4,-
earnings
of
rate
he said,
operation
should
costs
in
the
of
plant
over-all
improvement,"
investment
convertible
will
"I'ne
decline
starting
the
jointly
County
period
were
outstanding
class B com¬
has
of
50%
the
said.
Route
area
This
507.
p.
Midwest Technical
This
Electra
the
to
in
press
efficient
more
achieved,
year
President,
Morton,
Nightingale,
Since
incident
Corp.
some
like
the
this
and
$112,636,
1961,
ago.
extrusion
Tube
in
quarter
of
31,
Jan.
share,
per
attributed
expenses
new
a
year
earnings
ended
January
President,
heavy
recently
volume
As
McHattie,
cents
net
19
quarter
63
the
a.
Feb.
on
the
or
for
$5,469,098
lower
to
for
$440,807,
Net
ago,
reported
share,
per
a
capable of transporting
ingale
16
on
of
would
The
1303.
p.
shares
V.
•:!:
of
Mountain
Fuel Supply
Co.,
in
company's
plans Feb.
21,
said
the
arrangements should assure present customers of the company of an
additional supply of relatively low-cost gas for the foreseeable future.
He
pointed out that the construction of the proposed pipeline and
the plans Mountain. Fuel has to purchase an interest in Utah Natural
Gas Co. are subject to the approval of the Utah Public Service Com¬
mission.
An
application seeking
this
approval
will soon
be
made,
he
said.
f
$8,080,664
share
net. income
C.
Fuel
a
announcing
population
common
and
Texas and
will be added
in
primary market area in urban Utah.
this transaction, Mountain Fuel Supply Co. proposes
interest in Utah Natural Gas 0o. (a subsidiary of
Natural Gas Co.) and then operate all the facilities the two
Paso
W.
287,500.
revenues
income
with
western
now
company
Worth
Fort
and
proceeds
Fuel's)
part
a
firms
and
the
for
and
Dallas
constructed
the
Lake
purchase
El
to
used
construction
made
the
its
be
of
Utah,
a
As
Michigan
approval of the proposed financing.
The
company
is engaged primarily in the business of distributing
natural gas to customers in approximately 50 cities, towns and villages
purposes.
prospectus,
will
City company has contracted to purchase the natural
of DeKalb Agricultural Association, inc., in Uintah
and together with Utah Natural Gas Co. plans to con¬
94-mile
pipeline to
transport the new
gas
supply to its
Salt
(Mountain
Inc.
Co.
remainder
Construct—
struct
par
from
and
improve
plants
production
gas
stock,
common
Kidder,
by
new
first
loans
bank
shares
headed
group
sale
$3,500,000
short-term
repay
other
a
the
100,000
and
net
The
of common stock and 453,394
(convertible
into
common
shares
stock
County,
Street, Monroe, Mich., has filed
Securities and Exchange Commission
the
capital.
to
the
Mountain
stated.
Co,—Registers Common—
of
enlarge
two
50.2%y,
respectively, of the common and class B stock; and Lou Morton Ellis,
Vice-President,
22.5%
and 44%, respectively. Each proposes to sell
6,000 shares each of their common stock holdings.
Monroe
with
sale
proposed
a
$2.50
to
the
shares
—To
of
Arkansas,
Oklahoma.
in
working
basis 1.
di¬
research
concentrated,"
other
mon
49.
p.
certain
and
consists of most of Texas and Oklahoma,
Louisiana,
New
Mexico, W, Kansas- and"
proceeds of its sale of additional stock, $1,250,000
build and equip two more manufacturing plants and
to
of
According
these
in
officers
for
net
and
One
39,406
\
offsetting
for
used
be
the
increases
completely
plan
territory
of
the
warehouses
plants.
operating efficiency. Benefits from
continued, are expected to acceler¬
coatings,
with sales
public
stock, by
for
manufactures, processes, packages and sells many food
sales
Its
portions
Colorado. Of
reflected
chemical,
option
stock
restricted
company
Texas.
and
control pro¬
cost
offered
be
outstanding
being
its principal ones being potato chips, corn chips, salad dressing,
waffle syrups, honey, tea and spices. It owns and operates
plants and warehouses in Dallas, Fort Worth, Lubbock
El Paso,
Texas and sales warehouses in Amarillo and Houston,
and
on
maintained
been
competition
to
are
shares,
items,
will
level
shares
12,000
and
pickles,
share
per
178,000
which
company
manufacturing
pre¬
share
the
of
employees.
compared
per
of 6333 Denton Drive, Dallas, Texas, filed a registra¬
the SEC on Feb. 17, covering
190,000 shares of
with
stock,
company's
shares.
intensified
company's
the
markets
111
company,
covering
nated
name
was
and
The 1960 earnings represent
in
Goldman.
which
of
earnings
good
$2.10
V",;;;:;.!
present holders thereof. The public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment. Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc.,
is listed as the principal underwriter. Tne registration statement also
includes an additional 30,000 shares reserved for. issuance under the
.
totaled
after
earnings,
purposes.—V.
corporate
the
The
000,
1,
number
income
net
The
compared
Michigan Gas Utilities
This
advanced
Goldman Jewelry Co., a Missouri corporation.
Goldman
Fred Goldman who is Chairman of the Board of the
and a substantial owner of the company's class B common
April
taxes,
1959.:
equal- to
improved
being
Thermit's
&
expanding
Electra
106.
the
controlled
company
stock.
company
in
are
operations
development
—V.
that
suant to a Jan. 20 offering circular, Midland Securities
Co., Inc., 15 W. 10th St., Kansas City, Mo., publicly of¬
fered 60,000 shares of this fiiWs 100
par class A common
stock at $5 per share.
BUSINESS—The
income
$40,107,474,
outstanding,
the
which
$2,000,000
"Metal
Co
associated
for many years and will further strengthen
the
upon
which
Chatfield
&
Woods
and
its
subsidiaries
have
their
t
general
for
used
be
Foods, Inc.—Files for Offering and Secondary
company,
by
to
are
statement
sale
with
1959.
were
costs
trend
Mich.;
Paper
future.
together
compared
visions.
Ohio.
ownership
current
Co.
and
Co.,
Chatfield
Mr.
Ohio,
Woods
Grand
Paper
Columbus,
built
&
Cleveland
to
31,
Dec.
company'sdivisionalization
William
Mead
Woods
amounted
ended
$1,715,304
as
upward
compared
acquired the controlling interest of Chatfield &
subsidiaries. These subsidiaries include Chatfield
Cincinnati,
Chatfield
Ind.,
Twine
&
1960,
future.
the
353,957
of
Board
This
tion
.V-v.;:;.,f
1960
year
same
the
the
well
as
in
Federal
for
said
of
downturn
a
in
Corp.—Sales, Net Steady—
shares
programs,
over
$8,900,000
was
value,
proceeds
2509.
■
common
Michigan Seamless Tube Co.—Net, Sales Down—
has
its
and
the
Chatfield
to $51,000,000 in 1960, compared with
period in 1959. Estimated net income
of 1960 was $6,000,000, equal to
193, p. 495.
the
higher
effects
or
Corp.—Acquires Control—
of
quarter
market
p.
Feb. 3, 1961 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (no part to be offered
employees at $23.50 per share or 95%
of the
which ever is higher. No underwriting is involved.
on
7,000
salaried
Morton
common
sales
the
on
of
in
with
compared
company
The
192,
quarter
requirements,
Martin
these
1960,
natural
point of supply in Clay County,
a
Exchange Commission—
and
covering
-fair
stock, compared with $6,100,000, or
for the fourth quarter of 1959. Net income before
of
in
common
spite
a
H. E. Whitaker, Chairman
Chatfield, President of The
fourth
against
as
year
in
all or none basis,;
an
Co., Racine, Wis.—Files With
Manufacturing
certain
to
_
The
General
The
SEC
aggregate
an
Martin Co.—Faces Anti-Trust Action—
See
$49,200,000
was"
on
both from St. Louis.
President,
as
Securities
'
net
provision
Mr.
in
80,124
own
preferred and 533,538 common shares. W. A. Wecker is listed as Presi¬
dent.
The principal stockholders of North American who will receive
Marquette
1960, equal
$27,800,000 in
was
stock
earnings
dividend
Public
addition
In
to
taxes
from
pipe line which will extend
Modine
same
$40,159,790
ferred
and
Marquette shares, constituting 15.45% of the outstanding Marquette
stock
taxes
fourth
Consolidated
with
Cement in general use and of masonry cement
activities, including the operation of a water
assumption by the
after
for public sale,
be offered
to
stock,
and
Kramer
P.
sale of the princi¬
system.
In January, 1961, the company acquired sub¬
of the assets of North American Cement Corp. in consid¬
all
eration of
edged up to
in the year ended Dec. 31, 1960 reached vir¬
levels as those achieved in
1959, H. E. Martin,
announced on Feb. 20.
r
'
'
the
President,
transportation
stantially
share
the
and
tually
and
Co.—Files for Secondary—
Company is engaged in the manufacture and
of
15,000
254,000
-
consolidated subsidiaries
and
common
Metal & Thermit
ate
v
of 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago, 111., filed
tration statement with
in
$6,000
shares,
150,000
(& Subs.)—Sales Up, Net Down—
Inc.
$10,100,000 in 1959.—V.
grams,
materials,
raw
standing shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale from
time to time by the present holders thereof on the New York or Mid¬
west
Stock
Exchanges at the market price current at the time of
offering.
types
authorized
_______
of
the
share
per
for
taxes
of
and
• ,
———_
.
1959.
for
per
cents
56
with
stock
working
for
Marquette Cement Mfg.
pal
;
quarter sales amounted
taxes
The
The
Dee. 31*
••
•:
Corp.—Registers—
distance of about 94 miles. Construction
costs are estimated at $8,270,000, including interest during construction
and allowance for contingencies.
Upon completion of construction, the
company intends to engage in the purchase, transportation and sale of
natural gas.
The company is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mississippi
River Fuel Corp.,
which owns and operates a natural gas pipe line
system extending from northern Louisiana and eastern Texas to the
Greater St. Louis area.
Upon its organization in 1958, the company
sold 50,000 shares of its stock to the parent for $50,000; and in March,
1961 it proposes to sell an additional 100,000 shares to the parent for
$925,000.
It also has a $7,500,000 credit agreement with Irving Trust
Co., New York City, under which it has borrowed $4,500,000 and expects
to borrow an
additional $2,000,000.
Net proceeds of the stock sale,
together with proceeds of the prior sale of stock to the parent and
the bank borrowings, will be applied toward the cost of the construc¬
tion of the pipe line facilities and for working capital. About $4,000,000
has been expended for construction to Feb. 10, 1961.
The prospectus lists Glenn W. Clark as Board Chairman and Elton
Authorized 600,000 shares,
10c)
$50,000,000 for the corresponding
after
1494._
p.
111., to St. Louis County, Mo., a
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
—
income
net
before
for
192,
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Organized in September, 1958, the company is constructing a
,
a
letter
a
common
.•/■ 7
be used to purchase
capital. "
proceeds
tising,
Co.
gas
;
■
10c)
(par
Co.,
share
per
below.—V.
Co.,
underwriters headed by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.
The public offering price and under¬
through
outstanding,
compared
with
$30,000,000, or $2.79 per share in 1950.
Net income for 1959 included
$774,000 resulting from the favorable settlement of a tax claim ap¬
plicable to prior years.
"
:'-.f
Mr. Connor said that continuing price declines in bulk vitamins and
vaccines and increased competition from
foreign producers were the
main causes of the 7.3 %
decline in net income.
,'r "
801,830
Exchange Commission—
corporation
SEC
be
and
&
Estimated
$2.57
Manufacturing Co.—Merger Off
&
Pharmaceutical
corporation, of 9900 Clayton Road, St. Louis, filed a registration
with the SEC on Feb. 17, 1961, covering 100,000 shares of
This
high in 1960, but
was
announced on
707,631,
Securities
Merck
of
Mining
Warner-Lambert
common
202.
p.
multiple
chewable
new,
consumer
new
'statement
earnings declined for the first time since
Feb; 15 by John T. Connor, President of
the pharmaceutical and chemical firm,
Net sales in 1960 were $218,100,000, compared with $216,900,000 in
1954,
and
Chairman
Board
as
Structures Corp., Petaluma, Calif.—Files With
Marine
'
Merck & Co., Inc.
record
Milwaukee
of
Sheldon B.
Lubar as President. Net proceeds of this stock offering by the com¬
pany will be added to its general funds and will be used to finance
the company's small business in'.estment company activities
of pro¬
viding equity and long-term loans to small business concerns. Part
of the proceeds will be used to retire a $150,000 subordinated deben¬
ture held by
the Small Business Administration.
The
EFFECT
GIVING
shares
surplus—
!
Fourth
organized
*
V. Y-:%
150,000
193,
Sales
a
per
shares.
law
'
$275,000
-V.
to
of
622
North Water Street, Milwaukee,
Wis.,
statement with the SEC on Feb. 16, 1961, covering
common
stock, to be offered
for public sale at
corporation,
registration
a
667,000
v
the capitalization of the company as of
stock
common
in
1959.
Marine
;
by the licensee;*
:
stock- (par
shares.
60,000
B
issued
,
company's
last quarter involved
Mississippi River Transmission
in
common
have
company.
The amalgamated company will
capital of 75,000 preference shares class
share
$100
class
shares
each
is
of Purity Flour. The present bond indebted¬
Milling & Toronto Elevators will be assumed
amalgamated
authorized
an
for
company
merchan¬
without recourse,
purchase,
public sale of the class A common stock, and less estimated
'Class
target and looks very promising.
on
the
"Chocks,"
the
this
firm
•Minnesota
shares
common
of
ness
by
amalgamated
the
of
week after
one
assumed
expenses
of $40,000,
as
follows:
issued
for
See
The ..company
—
and
the
expenses
gamated company for each preferred and common share held re¬
spectively. r The outstanding share capital of Maple Leaf Milling is
18,627.04 5% preferred and 534,984 common shares. Toronto Elevators
common
shareholders
will
receive
one
fully
paid
common
share
N.
to
departments.
After
receiving
preferred
risk
CAPITALIZATION
cumulative redeemable preferred and common share¬
one
fully paid 5V2 % cumulative redeemable class
share and 1.4 common shares N. P. V. of the amal¬
5%
Milling
holders
ception
. estimates
- that
the initial ^inventory,
opening each new licensed department
costs about $85,000 to $125,000.
The proceeds from the sale of these
securities will be used to open new licensed departments in 1961.
It is
hoped that the additional equity will permit additional credit so that
six new licensed departments may be opened in 1961.
The proceeds
from the sale of these securities will be used in opening those new
PROCEEDS
running
now
of
in
cash basis and receives full payment for
a
credit
no
equipment
be held March 7,
Toronto Elevators
the Directors of Maple Leaf Milling Co. Ltd.,
wiih
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
heavy promotion. -The re¬
product has exceeded expectations..
Finally, the
had a substantial loss in Cuba of profitable volume
and a charge-off of accounts receivable.—V. 192, p. 1400.
tablet,
are generally owned and operated by independ¬
facilities are provided by the organization so that
dise within from 24 hours
Maple Leaf Milling Co. Ltd.—Amalgamation Agreem't
1961,
licensee is on
each
.
.
but is
year,
introduction
vitamin
which
Credit
licensees.
the
The
years,
departments
ent
area.—'V.*' 192,
w
:.
industrialized
recent
In
operate under its present management with I. Rubenstein as President.
M-R Vending
presently operates over 900 vending machines in the
Chester, Pa.-Wilmington, Del. area.
This acquisition will afford Macke
new
company
corporations,
headquartered vending firm announced on
Feb. 18 that it had successfully concluded negotiations to acquire the
M-R Vending Co. of Chester, Pa.
This new company will add in excess
of $1 million to Macke's annual sales.
The transaction will be based
on
an
exchange of stock.
The
firm,
well known in the vending industry, will continue
to
C.,
D.
of
has formed and owns all of the stock of ten subsidiary
each of which operates a licensed department.
different organizations have built or leased new
single store buildings containing 80,000 to 100,000 square
feet and
granted shopping
facilities therein to its "members" whoJ purchase
membership cards.
•
'"■%
•
These stores maintain a broad line of consumer products, in a series
The
Corp.—Acquires—
Macke
Washington,
The
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(912)
8
cost
sales
of
Production
were
favorable,
starting
in
the
new
new
many
plants
Citric
in
Acid
special
factors
Argentina
plant
gave
and
the
depressed
France
firm
earnings
were
trouble
high
most
National Bellas Hess,
The
Chemical
Bank
New
Inc.—Appointment—
York
Trust
Co.
transfer agent for the common stock of the
has
been
.
„
appointed
corporation.—V. 191, p.
sole
606.
Volume
193
National Biscuit
: Number
Co.—Files Stock Plan-
This
V'
6033 V;'.'The Commercial and Financial
company; of 425 Park
statement'with the SEC
Avenue, .New
North American Car
York City,
filed a reglstra- on Feb.
17, 1961 covering 150,000 shares /,
of common stock, to be offered to employees pursuant to the
company'sEmployee Stock Purchase Plan.—V. 193, p. 705.
*'"> ,-'I
tlon
,
<'This
tioh
Bowl-O-Mat
Corp.—Files Exchange Proposal
This corporation, of 152 Market Street, Paterson, N.
tration statement 'with the SEC on Feb.
17, 1961,
filed
J.,
regis¬
a
covering
450,500
shares of common stock,
to be offered in exchange for the outstanding
corporations-which now own and operate 12 bowling
establishments, and an additional 40,000 shares to be offered in repay¬
stock
of
ment
of
held
several
by
$400,000 of indebtedness owned
their
stockholders
stockholders.
Tine
by such corporations
nominees or transferees
by
or
notes
such
on
of
'
..
company
organized under New
was
Jersey
common
Co.
and
of
three
at
be
Corp.—Proposes Offering
South
the
Wacker
SEC
Lynch,
for
Fenner
by
to
of
time
offering;-and
the
21
Chicago,
covering
current
&
the
amendment.
Forgan
&
Inc.-
The
-Leon
.
offering
terms
to
are
i\Net
.
\
'• <•'
company is primarily engaged in the business of
operating, as
owner
or
lessee,, and leasing specialized types of
railway cars on a
rental and mileage basis to
shippers and railroads through the .United
States, Canada and Mexico. It expects to use about
Mexico.*
$2,000,000 of the
proceeds
trust
its
of
stock
company and
facilities.,
»
connection
will
be
available
be
with
added
for.
to
use
refinancing of equipment
to
the
funds
general
its
expand
fleet
of
common
Associates
President.
and
Chandler
42,220
is
Associates
Kramer, Vice-President,
and
to
his
Daniel
Parke
partnership
a
wife
Lieblich,
A
indebtedness, the company now has outstanding
1,370,of which management officials own
about 5%.
lists E. C. R. Lasher as President.—V.
192, p. 2612.
Raymond
total
of
175,897
issuable to the foregoing and other officials of the
company,
an additional 14,660 shares under the
debt-repayment
are
Oil
Dow
Co.—Long-Term Agreement—
Chemical
Co.,
above.—V.
193,
706
pp.
The -Irving
Trust Co.-has
the corporation.—V.
stock of
been
appointed
and
193,
p.
203.
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According to the prospectus, the constituent corporations have $1,049,578 of outstanding notes held
by stockholders.
The prospectus further
indicates that the note repayment offer is conditioned
upon the
pur¬
chase by underwriters of 220,000 shares of additional common stock for
initial public offering at a price of not less than $10
per share, for
which
further
a
be
balance
for
used
two
new
statement
is
expected
the sale of stock for cash will be
proceeds of
$600,000
registration
of
filed.
be
'
the
of
common
;
for
general
corporate
in
public sale by the company
stock, by the present holders
all
Noel
be
&
Co.
The
supplied
share.
at
the
Of
same
The
such
as
shares
1,500
operates
chain
• a
menu
such
The
will
be
net
used
existing
proceeds
the
Harry
to
shares
President,
Genis,
be
be
food
cents
stock,
City
of
of
construction
six
of
the
Charles
to
59,405
owns
has
company
which
proposes
sell
their
holdings,
shares
to
are
ranging
be
from
retained
by
proposes
England Telephone
Financing—
165
to
15,525
&
184,
shares
by
The
be
1961,
will
It
be
Mr.
is
share
new
"Rights"
of
that
stock
due
for
by
be
purchase
the
purchase
price
the
to
to
Board
of
somewhat
would
held
would
shortly
shares,
before
market
The
proceeds
from
at maturity
bonds,
of
offering,
the
the
on
mailed
would
is
shares
22,047,305
would
involve
series
the
sale
May
on
in
B,
1,
the
of
1961,
of
$40
million,
to
The
of
3,150,000
its
—V.
4%
193,
Nov.
4
for
the
&
Lunson
Inc.
is
a
new
introducing
of
purpose
and
corporation
created
developing
cleaning and
by
virtue
of
operation
this
of
funds
of
offering,
retail
the
will
corporation,
be
used
to
including those obtained
finance
the
ownership
and
dry
cleaning and laundry plants,
or
"cleaning
centers,"
in
the
Washington metropolitan area including the new
coin-operated dry cleaning machines and coin-operated
washing and
drying machines as well as the regular over-the-counter type dry
cleaning and laundry operations.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Class
Class
A
stock
common
B
($1
stock
common
192,
FINANCING
(25c
par)__
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
295,000 shs.
20,000 shs.
20,000 shs.
par)
•
BUSINESS—The
July
22,
States.
1953,
and
For
the
concentrated
cartoon
are
on
and
Ketcham.
company
and
a
series
television
PROCEEDS—The
account
to
be
of
the
received
reduction
and
of
in
of
total
years
the
the
"Dennis
sold
of
the
the
®6,/2%
stock
'
to
V.
common
193,"
(no
stock
p.
toys
have
based
copyrighted
contract,
been
on
the
by
Hank
these
items
plastic.
shares
offered
hereby
are
for
the
net
sale
of
proceeds of approximately $89,975
these shares is to be used for debt
EFFECT
"stock.
TO
..
PRESENT
60,000 shs.
par)__
45,000 shs*
dividends,, non-voting,
Callable
203.
FINANCING
Authorized
par)
after
two
convertible
years
at
$6
which
Outstanding
29,600 shs.
18,000 shs.
share
per
cents
the
the
were
net
pur¬
commissions,
proceeds
set
as
for
forth
loans
the
year
to
and
above
for
and
use
1960
by
for
by
depletion
the
final
controversy,"
cents
a
a
borrowings.
$6,313,llO, equivalent to $2.26 a share
outstanding at the end of the period, as
to
to
$2.84
reflect
1960 Penn-Dixie
share.
This
share
a
the
income
had
in
attributed
the
1959.
tax
with
The
settlement.
has
called
for
net
$1,383,-
income
of
cumulative
second
preferred
preferred
March
on
stock
stock
of
at
at
31,
$101
1961,
the
$102.50
prospectus, of 162,500 shares of common
$8 per share. Additional financing details follow:
to
the
set
forth
named
terms
Curtis
Reynolds &
Co.
A.
&
C.
Allyn
Bache
&
Blair
&
Inc.__
below
and
have
made
conditions
of
for share
share.
—
a
the
Shares
Co.
Inc.,
&
Co.
&
Co
Ellis -&
&
Simmons
Burr
McCormick
The
&
S.
Doolittle
&
Inc._
Charles
First
—V.
H.
4,000
Rodman
4,000
4,000
Singer,
Aim, Kane,
John
C.
&
3,000
Harold
2,500
Co
Co.
&
2,500
Inc.
&
in
Co
In
&
Co.
1960.
was
tinued
equipment
and
of
Texas,
A
under
the
and
present
laws
&
Co
2,000
—
2,000
2,000
Co
&
2,000
^
of
the
State
'
Banking
GIVING
TO
ary
new
$10)
strengthened
number
a
the
..
develop-'
of
record
the
sales
high attained
3%
its
of
stock
were
dividend
$711,000
position
and
in
new
paid
net
the
important steps to
'••
on
in
profit
industrial
insure
Involved
new
con¬
in
these
plant
and
subsidiaries in West
Germany
uses
broad
a
line
of
and
is
industrial
developing
process and powders
M.
S.
Adler,
announced
"bright"
has
crete,
the
20
produced
and,
for coating metals
with
of
&
Precision
of
nylon
the
coun¬
plastics
in
revolution¬
a
plastic materials.
Transformer
significant
a
to
his
Corp.
of
Chicago
new
development which adds
prospects.
Precision Trans¬
v/hich can be
embedded in con¬
company's
transformer
by
specially arranged circuitry
sluices-the juice
reinforcing rods or grids,
creating a grid-iron
melt
can
This
Feb.
horizons
concrete
that
President
on
new
snow
system
and
be
can
Ice
used
or
for
provide
snow
low
and
cost
ice
through
of
heat
floor
heating.
from
highways,
removal
streets, parking areas, service
stations, driveways and
out need for
sidewalks, with¬
auxiliary snow removal equipment.
The
time
and
process
1957
tered
to
$93
the
run
this
"remarkable"
electric
melting
hundred
millions.
For
example,
Commerce (Bureau of
Public Roads),
the
of
was
spent in snow removal from
State adminis¬
The bill for snowbound
Northern cities would
alone.
many times
that total.
that electric
Management feels
new
into
Department
million
highways
have
which
energy
could
run
saves
according
power
process
eagerly. Depending on
installations should have an
sized
l/20th
of
cent
a
hour
per
per
companies too, will
electric rates in each
view
this
locality, fair
average
operating
foot.
square
cost
of
less
than
The
new
power
load
stemming from this system, in
parking lots, loading areas, gas stations
and the front walks
of commercial
and public
to have great
buildings is "bound
Impact
of
power
Precision
Process
The
Irving Trust Co.
of
electric
on
Transformer
utilities
well
as
Corp."—V.
191,
as
the
on
earning
1671.
p.
•
V
Lithographers, Inc.—Appointment—
the
has
been
corporation.—V.
193,
appointed
registrar
of
the
common
50.
p.
Providence Radio, Inc.—.Places
Notes, Warrant With
S. B. I. C.
Narragansett Capital Corp., a Federal
licensee under the Small
Business Investment Act of
—
1958 with
headquarters in Providence, R.
I., announced
the signing of an
agreement to purchase
ten-year notes from Providence Radio
Inc.,
Feb.
on
20
$200,000
together with
warrant to purchase 292
a
5000-watt,
full-time,
parts
in
1956
in
the
of
to
independent
Southern
own
Crown
and
is
balance
The
broadcasting
company
Narrangansett
State of
was
incorporated
Headquarters are
facilities.
Providence.
will
be
Capital
Rhode Island
available
Corp.
on
was
shares.
licensee of WICE
AM-FM,
station serving Rhode Island
PROCEEDS—A portion of the
$200,000
Capital Corp. will be used to
acquire radio
The
common
the
radio
Massachusetts.
operate
Hotel,
for
supplied
station
general
organized
by
Narragansett
WLOW
in
Norfolk,
development
under
the
in
laws
the
of
the
Jan.
30, 1959, to operate as a small business
investment company under the
Small Business Investment
Act of 1958.
has obtained a license
from the Small
Business Administration to
throughout the United States.
500,000
of
its
offered to the public on
Sept. 7, 1960, through an
headed by G. H. Walker &
Co. and Blair & Co. Inc.
to
2,000
Co.
Maryland,
Beane'—_
students, inpractice programs,
Commissioner
the
State
of
Article
of
the
Texas,
is
1524a
of
PRESENT
were
Puerto
cents)
&
shares
underwriting
Rican Airlines,
Inc., San Juan, Puerto RicoFiles With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
the
^1,000,000 shs.
T
and
expansion
of
a
the company's sales
193, p. 747.
2,000
2,000
The
corporation
SEC
of
be
and
Pulse
See
100,000
offered
proceeds
equipment
Feb.
on
covering
at
to
are
be
used
filed
of
general
for
leter
a
class
per
share,
Baltimore, Md.
Inc.,
for
1961
6,
shares
$3
A
notification
stock
Investment
accounts
corporate
of
common
through
payable,
with
(par
10
Securities
to
purchase
purposes.
Engineering Inc.—Sells Interest—
Electro-Science
Investors,
Inc.,
above.
Rayette, Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
The
its
company earned $682,906.56 net after income
taxes, highest in
as compared to $563,179.00 net
after income taxes in 1959.
were up 4.5%
also, to a new high of $11,719,687.62.
Rayette,
supplier of professional beauty
products, had earnings of 41.8
history
Net
sales
Inc.,
cents
35.2
a
share
per
cents
per
on
1,634,768
share
in
currently
making this announcement,
President, noted that the
•'Sales and
outstanding in
1960,
against
1959.
In
Mr.
company
George
expects
Barrie,
another
Executive
record
earnings In 1961.—V. 192, p. 600.
Vice-
year
for
under the
,
FINANCING
'
value
research
new
2,000
&
-.Authorized
Common .stock
(par
—V.
192,
p.
745.
10
an
all-time high
$7,130,000 achieved
on
and
short
■
Cruttenden Inc..
Department.
EFFECT
of
a
Inc.—
general
Bank
of
income
first
Williston
or
the
with 1959 per
operate
2,000
Helme
Co
from
r
earn¬
years, the company has
developed nu¬
plastic formulations which it
markets under
brands in the industrial
proprietary
field, and is active in
merous
2,000
company
CAPITALIZATION
technology
somewhat
try's leading manufacturer of
semi-finished forms. In recent
2,000
Westheimer
specialty
as
amounted
and
pioneer in the development
and manufacture
Teflon in semi-finished
shapes for industrial
Co
not required.
However,. the company is subject to
Vernon's Civil Statures of Texas which places the
Jurisdiction
and
the establishment
of
France.
Co
Durst
license
and
Polymer is
The
physicians.
$99,446,000
taxes
compared
leadership in its field, Mr. Stott
reported.
were
substantially increased expenditures
efforts
&
Wagenseller &
R.
of
$8,813,000;
nonrecurring
adjustment for
Ten years ago,
&
Inc
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Penington, Colket & Co
J.
as
included
1960
before
to
its sales to
above the previous
peak of
products
$33,600.
Clarke
Tabor
Wheeler
'
It
BUSINESS—The
company
was
organized last April 11
by
three
doctors to generally engage in the business of
lending money. Although
In the
future the company
may
enter into all phases of
the loan
and
finance
business,
at
the
present
time it proposes to
engage
primarily in the business of making loans to medical
to
$2.26
increased expenditures
Polymer in 1960 further
plastics industry and took
2,000
Physicians' Credit Corp.—Common Stock Offered—
Pursuant to a Jan. 17 offering circular* this
corporation,
of 3939 Southport
Drive, San Antonio, Texas, publicly
offered without
underwriting, 15,000 shares of its com¬
mon stock at
par ($10 per share).
and
sales for
broadcasting field.
2,500
&
3,000
various
of
Va.
2,500
Co
Rogers
Co.
H.
&
Bookk
Pocket
204
a
Wet'don
&
of
p.
preliminary, report to
shareholders, President Louis L. Stott
revealed that 1960 net
profit, after all charges and
taxes, amounted to
$478,000, or 67 cents a share on
709,340 shares of common stock
out¬
standing on Dec. 31, 1960. In
1959, the net profit was
to: 73 cents a share
$517,000, equal
after
809.
ternsj residents in the
to
1959.
2,500
Scribner
2,500
Co
14
during 1960 increased
12.6%
2,500
Co
2,500
&
new
2,500
Renshaw
Wheat
W.
&
&
Deane
Erwin
Eldredge & Co.. 2,500
Corp
2,500
p.
2,500
Rahel
Crowell,
Securities
193,
Cliff
J.
3,000
McDowell
or
Because
of
and
of
3,000
Co
Blosser &
Dickson
J.
3,000
Co
Milwaukee
Straus,
Co.
Co.
Lewis
Ford
3,000
Inc.™
&
Parker,
4,000
3,000
Inc.
McDaniel
4,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co
Boettcher
Trust
Johnson, Lane,
Space Corp.
4,000
Byllesby & Co. Inc.__
Higginson Corp.
Walston
First
Lincoln, Neb.
The
4,000
Inc
M.
Blunt
The
5,000
Co
Co.
Feb.
on
BUSINESS—Providence Radio, Inc.,
5,000
_
comm™ stock
respectively.—V. 193,
(which
organization, earnings fell
below:
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co._50,500
Paine,
Webber, Jackson &
Lee
ment
share.
per
14
stock
common
H.
1959.
share
per
Financing Details—
issue reported the public
offering, pursuant
underwriters
$2.78
corporation
$8,029,000,
in
all
Inc.—Additional
subject
'
10.1
—
-1
.8hare of
amounted
stock
Service,
with
Polymer Corp.—Sales
Up, Net Down—
1959.
decline
redemption
compared
prior
Picture rolls which
produce finished
pictures in ten seconds
instead of sixty, and
the Polaroid Electric
Land Camera, the first
Eye
mass-produced camera to set
exposures auto¬
matically over the entire range of
picture-taking, indoors or out, day
or night.—V.
190, p. 674.
in
net income of
compares
share, in the December quarter
a
the
reporting the year's results, Dr. Edwin
H. Land,
President, made
following statement: "Despite a
general
slackening in consumer
buying late in the year,
Polaroid's sales and other
to the
income rose in 1960 '
highest level in its
history. Two new products were
the Fall, the
launched in
new Polaroid Land
totaled
was
restated
$361,977.
of
Precision Transformer
Corp.—New Product—
31,
marked
was
tax
,
.
CGnts and 34 cents-
in 1959.
Earnings
$19,232,000; earnings after taxes
amounted
ings per common share
Results—
federal
paying
cents,
to
—V.
ended Dec.
year
proceeds
discounts
agreement, to purchase severally and not
jointly from
company
and S. Lyall Briggs
the total numbers
of
shares
of
State
GIVING
($5.75
cumulative
w
efforts
expansion.
CAPITALIZATION
♦Preferred
and
license
'.
Common
Menace"
created
18,000
The
incorporated
of designing, manu¬
throughout the United
toys
company's
under
vinyl
corporation
business
quality
molded
company.
from
California
a
high
character
and
principally
is
engaged
three
past
Produced
made
is
marketing
sold
are
the
equivalent
—
on
outstanding,
20
underwriting
R.
(M. B. C.) Nome Co.
Convertible Preferred Stock
Offered—Pursuant to a Feb. 10 offering circular, C. R.
Mong Associates, 1139 Chestnut St., Menlo Park, Calif.,
publicly offered 18,000 shares of this firm's §lk% con¬
vertible preferred stock at $5.75
per share.
facturing
company's
809.
T. C. Henderson
2123.
p.
49
commitment,
Coffin
Authorized
—V.
been
58 cents
Feb.
a
firm
initially
Washington metropolitan area
a
dry
laundry
business, an integral part of which would be ~coin-ope*rated, selfservice dry
cleaning machines.
PROCEEDS—The
the
Shares
share).
the
year
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
Stock Of¬
circular, this cor¬
poration, of 4800 Indian Head Highway, Oxon Hill, Md.,
publicly offered without underwriting, 286,900 shares
BUSINESS—Newnam
the
$7,928,952,
Our Feb. 27
to
in
for
that
said
cumulative
p.
Photo
the
stock at
on
sales
outstanding 3 Vfe%
ment
per
of
"long-standing
corporation
its
and
of
outstanding
temporary
borrowings
of
the
company.
borrowings have been incurred to provide funds for the con¬
of telephone plant
necessary for the maintenance, improve¬
and
extension of telephone service.—V.
193, p.
808.
($1
net
Druckenmiller
struction
of its common stock at
par
of
(Charles) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—To Redeem Pfd. Stks.—
the
out¬
toward
Newnam & Lunson, Inc.—Class A Common
fered—Pursuant to a Jan. 26 offering
and
offered
All
Penn-Dixie
have
or
expected
discharge
These
shares
Cement Corp.—1960
for
equal
Mr.
in
when
and
of
this
anc^buying
in
sales
partly to the
"industry-wide dip in shipments of cement—a general reaction to
lower
levels
of
construction activity throughout the nation
in
1960"
and
partly to "competitive pressures and
steadily rising costs, without
compensating price relief."—V. 192, p. 1915.
capital stock would be applied to
the company's 4V-2% first mortgage
amount
under
loans
fixed
shares
about
moneys
Commissioner
operating
in mortgage
the company's general fund
business.—V. 192, p. 2224.
common
$1,612,955,
11,
late
be
issued
shares
$219,300.
in
with
figures
217,
which
buy one
25,
1961.
April
be
which
the
price
on
to
lend
$148,700.
the
For the fourth quarter of
38-year
April
engaged
issued
594,800
stock
of
the
income
1959
shares.
common
pay
about
entitled
shares
the
offering, price is determined.
Based
standing on Dec. 31,
1960, the sale
.
be
shares
seven
for
the
million
debentures,
of
compared
or
additional
Directors
below
$45
of
bidding
when
were
Druckenmiller
resulted
2,788,191
on
about May
12, 1961, the com¬
outstanding in the same amount.
on
owners
each
of
issue
new
1994,
share
The-
April.
the
competitive
redeem
to
debentures
expected
issue
an
of
Bank
been
been
to
$7,600,000 deficiency, covering
the years 1951
to
1959.
Mr.
Druckdnmiller noted that/the
company
had sufficient cash reserves to
pay this Vithout recourse to
Telegraph Co.—Proposed
at
sale
the
has
primarily
i
cent,
The corporation
reported
compared with $89,919,000
former
Net
and
owners
proceeds
for
used
5% %
pany's
share
offered
from
company
has
license
according to a
preliminary report to shareholders
Druckenmiller, President. This compared with $60,640,040
which
AT&T
debentures.
there
total
a
settlement
(except that
subsidiary announced on Feb. 21 that its Board of
has authorized, subject to required
approvals by regulatory
authorities, an offering of additional shares of its capital stock for
will
9
corporation's
1959.
Directors
subscription
stock
common
company's
W.
B.
sell
to
Act
its
$56,485,026,
to
8.
p.
Jan.
for
the
,
This
of
The
and
279,560
own
organization
discount.
a
of
Penn-Dixie
outstanding
a
Vice-
and
shares
one).—V.
New
in
Haag,
shares
at
expenses
will
be
will be placed
in
new
47,200
Lenders
The
its
received
were
Polaroid Corp.—Sales
Up, Net Down—
The
deducting underwriting
metropolitan New York City
working capital.
as
has
engaged
PROCEEDS—If all
the company after
the
of
been
shares
value
chased
stock
three
Money
Colorado.
has
mortgages
All
As
metropolitan
additional
and
to 5 6
of
■
the
of
and
sale
propose
of
the
by
20
of
and
stock.
type of lunch¬
low prices." Of
at
York
35,075
shares.
Management
officials
as
a
group
shares. The prospectus lists 12 other stockholders who
200
an
1913
since
company
business
quarter
.same
—
inc
at,
will be
fully paid and non¬
assessable, and all shares of stock will be entitled to
one
vote at all
stockholders meetings. All shares are
equal to each other with respect
to voting rights, liquidation
rights and dividend rights, and cumulative
voting is not permitted. The holders of stock
presently issued and
outstanding have pre-emptive rights to purchase an
equivalent
or
proportionate amount of any new
offering of securities by the com¬
pany, and such pre-emptive rights
will be made to the stockholders
by the underwriter and the company.
George Shapiro
sell
all
to
are
includes
at
modernization
the
in
used
shares
to
snack-bar
New
the
for
Vice-President,
a
for
indebtedness,
common
165.885
84
the
company's
leased
will
certain
of
owns
the
$140,000
to
balance
addition
491,150
sites
on
sold
on
Alstyne,
terms
purchased
were
were
made
Van
statement
stockholders
"quality
in
the
State
par
of
$240,000
luncheonettes;
and
In
follows;
as
luncheonettes
area;
from
which
of
located
area.
be
stock
common
CAPITALIZATION—The total authorized capitalization of
the com¬
pany is composed of 2,450,000 shares of 20 cents
par value common
fee.
eonettes
serving a limited
luncheonettes, 78 are
by
outstanding
underwriting
selling
shares
finder's
a
and
headed
registration
certain
stodk,
price
company
from
being
offering is to
The
price
The
outstanding
underwriter
shares,
underwriters
offering
amendment.
15,000
principal
through
public
by
additional
p?r
basis
none
or
thereof.
the
loan
license
Offering and Secondary
125,000
and
the
under
purposes.
This company,
of 513 West 166th Street, New York City, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Feb. 21, 1961, covering 185,000
shares of/common stock, of which 60,000 shares are to be
offered for
an
in
second
Nedick's Stores, Inc.—Files for
200 par
the
11.8
period, the company's share
in the net
Golden Press, Inc.
earnings of
amounted to $169,369 in
9nc
1QKQ
206 In
in
iq«^q
r
1960, compared with
$103,-
.
BUSINESS—The
part to pay the
notes, the balance of the proceeds to
existing bowling centers, for the addition of
of
and
circular, Copley & Co., 409
Nevada, Colorado Springs, Colo., publicly offered
430,000 shares of this firm's
600 a share.
I
The
stockholder
expansion
centers,
used
to
to
In
Peerless Mortgage Co.—Common Stock
Offered—Pur¬
suant to a Jan. 9 offering
North
.'
for
corresponding quarter
share
the
registrar
/■
604.
common
cents.
...During the
earnings of
cents per share).
who would receive
offer.
equivalent per
share
Pacific Industries, Inc.—Appointment—
company
by
owned
relatives.
and
See
year,
other
and
related
Chandler
earnings of Pocket Books, Inc.
compared with $312,307
during the
the
shares,
The prospectus
Ohio
.
.
In addition to
594
in
sale
notes; and the balance will
;
be
•
.
Shimkin,
President, announced that
Inc.- increased
earnings of Pocket
by 16% and of Golden
Books, *,
Press, Inc.r its 50% -owned
ate,/by 64% > for the quarter
affiliended Dec. 31,
1960, compared with the
corresponding quarter of 1959.
price of outstanding shares
underwriting
Books> Inc.—Net Up-
•
bf
v
\
Pocket
registrar
a
shares
Smith,
market
filed
150,000
through Glore,
public, sale
Pierce,
related
the
Drive,
Feb.
oh
offered
The
companies owning the 12th center; and the 12 estab¬
lishments, having a total of 354 bowling lanes, are located in Florida,
Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Georgia, Indiana, Puerto Rico and
Colorado.
Under the exchange offer,
45,794 shares are
issuable to
shares
Merrill
will
the
with
stock,. to be
supplied
law in
January, 1961
for the purpose of owning and operating through subsidiaries a national
chain of,modern bowling centers.
It will offer its shares in exchange
for stock of nine companies owning 11
bowling centers, and for stock
corporation/ 77
statement
price
National
Chronicle
Outstanding
16,800 shs.
Realsite Inc.—Sells Interest—
Realisite
interest
in
Preston
R.
Inc.
announced
Feb.
on
Lauderdale Utilities Inc.
Tisch.
Lauderdale Utilities
17
that
it
to Messrs.
has
sold its
Laurence
A.
50%
stock
Tisch
and
,
is the company which
is
to, provide water
and
10
services
eewer
Realsltfe's
to
is
in
properties
Harold
ment,
M.
has
been
The
balance
without
of
announce¬
will
in
paid
be
installments
annual
11
Saxon
,
This
sale,
system.
receive
said
much
adviser
investment
Is President of
and
for
and
distributor;
general
and of-Samson
the Fund
contribution
as
aid
in
of
Realsite's properties,
to
service
and
to the
utility
against such advances up
are
connected up to the
have
that
as
result
cash."
needed
approval
voted
a
of
with
the
sale.
retail
T7
stationers
and
outlets.
addition
In
order
basic
fundamental
and
sale."
further
said
cash
drain
Inc.
development
of
in
Florida
offices
being developed
approximately
this
Ives
5,000
Florida.
families.—V.
at
sister)
com¬
builders
747.
The
corporation
Jan.
on
26,
1961
filed
of
letter
a
to
The
proceeds
ment,
to
are
advertising
be
and
used
for
working
deposits
shares
equalled
on
stockholders
its
head
of
office
Reliance
in
Insurance
at
Co.,
meeting
a
Feb.
on
9
approved by an overwhelming vote
en
increase in the authorized capital from $12,000,000 to $24,000,000.
This is an increase from 1,200,000 shares of $10 par value to 2,400,000
of $10 par value.
■
7
Kenneth
nearly
Hatch,
President,
that
stated
it
which has
been agreed upon by
30,
tracts
Specialties
the
total
District
In
the
1959.
the
a
Mr.
Lop.n
the
earlier
year
increased
registration
a
chares
of
statement
with
the
The
stock.
common
kdchfester, 1N; Y. filed
10 Franklin Street,
SEC
Feb.
on
quarter,
and
to
of
four
in
the
Seaboard
credit
and
four
the
said.
covering
21
time
the
to
of
offering.
The
ment.
applied
thus
executive
has
after
the
on
Stock
York
New
Exchange
of
This
had
7
this
has
of
the
company's
borrowings
demand
from
1960
The
and
192,
for construction
1961
expended
company
anticipates
its
1402.
p.
of
for
of
'
L
•
Rockwell-Standard
18,
Willard
1960
Sales of
the
i960.
earnings
million
$248.3
figures
reached in
1959
for
his
the
to
this
year
was
that
one
fulfillment
to
with
Colonel
Rockwell
somewhat
«4
below
1%
of
Included
on
more
very
income
orders,
of
sets
commercial
pointed
Rockwell
outstanding
commented
promise
"although
that
of
military
stainless
Phantom
These
than
all
but
1960
the
that
income
orders,
Mr.
All
and
the
American
The
and
economy
continental
3D-3
JT
In-flight
-Air
improved
the
which
Force,
Latz,
accounts
of
this
which
has
7
listed
tion's
The
corporation
through
operation
March
15,
Canada
189,
p.
V.
also
*
aircraft
announced
for
were
for
the
five
707-321B
packages
and
firm's
airplanes
72
assault
as
yet
ho-vyo*
currently
m
has
of
1974
(far
production
called
boi*g
by
the
to
scnea-
four
Pratt
thrust.
,
.
for
the
for
707-320
Navy,
&
the
to
Pan-
the
be
of
Briarcliffe Manor,
on
Feb.
offered
The
of
company
tiological
5 benefit
is
long-term
investments
in
areas,
from
a
17,
for
to 2%
redemption
the
of
N.
filed
Y..
at
of
(hub
lines,
especially
companies
companies
scientific
of
a
in
and
Feb.
on
15,
1961
company so
additional share for
the
board
recom¬
their Annual Meeting;
at
the
of
one
split,
on
.-.....,7
to .split ,"
as
March
on
7- 7 7
•
authorized
held.
the
It
7
7'
sale
,
of
com¬
a
common,
is
expected
The
1961.
11,
May
share f
each
be effective
shares
12
about
or
rights
of
the
I960
57%
to
reported
was
$304,000,000,
Feb.
on
16
by
com¬
Samuel
Board.
$16,500,000, or $1.67 a share, compared
share In 1959, the company's preliminary
was
$1.64
or
it
a
shares
9,887,130
on
outstanding
31,'
Dec.
of
as
"
•
*
-
J-
'
»
7,
7
V.
•
Fitchburg,
share
the
of
months
12
to
$23,791,894
of
1959,
shares
1960
of
equal
then
1959.
On
current
31,
income
$9.96
to
1960,
This
stock
common
net
Dec."
31,
liabilities
share
per
to
$6.54
the
on
77
1960,
same
^
'•
for
r*
$61,432,510
with
current
assets
$2,931,014.--rV.
were
.'provision
outstanding.
These
$4,949,462
for
the
of
compared
^
7 1'
'< income"
net
after
amounts
outstanding.
$54,666,437
were
and
of
consolidated
income.
on
consolidated
period
in
taxes
shares
497,000
common
sales
12
with
compare
Net
the
the
Canadian
and
on
company 'reports
months ended Dec.
Mass.,
for
Federal
-
RepoH^'y '1,
amounted
192,
446,
p.
company
.
Southern Gas
'
..
lose
to
1959,
Earnings Up—
increased
1960
in
based
are
corresponding
•'
•
L.
propane
reports
Co.
(&
in
gas
Subs.)—Sales, Net Up
Georgia
increase
an
and
Florida,
and
water
11.8%
in consolidated net
for the year ended Dec. 31, 1960.
in consolidated sales
of
President of the company, said sales reached
from $10,429,883 in 1959, while net income was $1,196,with $1,069,510 for the previous year.
Earnings per
share during the year equaled $1.78, compared with $1.57 for the year
Sylvester;
$11,219,791,
038,
up
compared
ended
'
Dec.
the
For
u7.. :'t.
1959.
31,
final quarter of the
$3,075,428
as
income
oper¬
•
7.6%
Water
&
of
Virginia,
Albert
of
in
total business.
the company
distributor
West
income and
Presh
money
This
in
$367,190
of
against
1960
$2,895,001
compared
as
year,
the
the
same
for
showed
company
period
in
1959,
sales
and
of
net
with $336,822.
Propane gas is distributed by Southern Propane Co. and water opera¬
are conducted by West Virginia
Water Co. Both are wholly-owned
»
are
for
the
1960
asset
and
tfie
companies
fund
It
which
•
it
in
15,
Samson
s
Georgia—Files
ex¬
7
'
50th
.*
7
are
at
Stock
Union
shares
Bank,
The
designs
: i
Inc.,
California
a
Products
Co.
occurring
in
Inc.",
1959
Hill,
and
principal
offices
East
7701
and
Compton
!
of
most
of
$765,000
$525,000
in
loans,
30,
1960.
increase raw
to
Sportsways'
to
increase
to
proceeds
to
order
and
used
100,000
wheel
plants
to
were
objec¬
its
tech-
Of
the
likely to
Associates, Inc. is
of
new
used
.7
of
manufactures
devices.
In
Bond
for
advances
"7
'
to
subsidiaries
77'-
7-7
sells
and
marking,
diversification
a
move
and
.7-
stamping
last
&
year
305
of
statement, with
Investment
$1,000
the
amount.
The
to
company
ments almost
—V.
191,
discs
p.
and
for
New
Feb.
on
205 Investment Certificates
Certificates, each
principal
SEC
the
-
work¬
7:-''77,
Atlas
line
are
filed
Minn.,
1961,
covering
$1,000,000 of Series
be offered for public sale In units
is engaged in the business
certificates.
It is a registered in¬
several
years
has
confined
its
new
invest¬
entirely in F.H.A.-insured and V.A.-guaranteed mortgages.
745.
Stuart Co.—Merger Approved—
See
a
which
Offering—
Ulm,
17,
and
stencilling
and
it acquired
company
issuing and selling face amount
vestment
;
Mortgage Co.—Proposes
of 28 North Minnesota Street,
company,
registration
'of
Powder
Co.,
above.—V.
177,
.
;532.
p.
these
Paramount,
of
to
Sportsways for additional
loans
so
exchanged and
None
of
the
for
Sundstrand
the
proceeds
after
closing
Of
31,
proceeds
parts
inventories
equipment,
for
Corp.—Sales, Net Down—
and
Of
$50,000
the
balance
in
will
be
added
to
corporate
Shore-Calnevar
exchange
to
stock
-
in
working
$2.32
its
Sportsways,
intends,
in
outstanding
sb
additional
stock
capital
that
order.
loans
the
sum
to $73,176,174 and earnings were
$1,985,374
Olson, President, announced on Feb. 20 in dis¬
performance
figures
for
the
year
ended
Dec.
in
the
preceding
Based
net
1959.
1959.
Federal
year
1,619,760
on
earnings
totaled
shares
shares
per
$81,627,386
of
common
$1.23
were
'
-
taxes
income
The
part
1960
the
sale
of
the
100,000
will
shares
equal
offered
were
out¬
with
$4,094,574
provisions
in
,
1960,
.
against $7,619,392
$2,109,200 compared with
were
as
March,
formal
Mr.
Olson
annual
report
said.—V.
192,
will
p.
be
Issued
in
the
latter
2512.
.
Swiss Chalet, Inc.—Securities Offered—Pursuant to
Feb.
20
prospectus,
Sportsways. "•
to
purchased
earnings
presently
compared
-
company's
of
and
stock
.
were
tax
in
$3,866,220.
capital
in
Bruce F.
Earnings before
of
including
purposes,
in
standing,
was
amounted
1960.
Sales
manufac¬
1960
preliminary
$3,753,172.
$125,000 will .be used
Sportsways' line of skin diving
general
capital,
from
outstanding
shortduring the 12
months
such
loans,
$475,000
was
inventories.
product, lines.
additional
expenses.
in
taxe3,
of
approximately
products
Sportsways'
in
offered
repay
of
diving
remainder
Shore-Calnevar's
$650,000
and
skin
increase
about
amount
materials
to
of
with
Chemical Products, Inc., of Richmond
the American Stock Exchange has been
The shares of Speedry, which became a publicly-owned com¬
September, 1959, have been traded over-the-counter.
"
"
State
made
Shore-Calnevar's
new
being
will
receive
net
deduction
of estimated
used
development
,
be
to
are
$1,000,000 of Series
was
which
Shore-Calnevar,
develop
the
Is
after
will
be
line
and
for
shares
of. which
all
Nov.
equipment,
sales
concentrate
and
total
Shore-Calnevar,
bank
ended
common
stated
of
amount,
term
branch
Scotia.—V
notification
application of Speedry
York, for listing on
This
a
sub¬
Boulevard,
of
chemically-impregnated polishing
and
cleaning cloths
marketed as Speedry Chemical Cloths.—V. 193, p. 748.
a
owned
main
letter
a
of
Shore-
Inc.,
Sportsways.
automobile
filed
8,
shares of
New
in
Speedry
Co.
corporation,
of
proceeds
inks and
washroom
dispensers,
receptacles
and
Sportsways
manufactures
skin
diving
Champion
distributes physical
exercise
executive
at
1960,
wholly
a
2656.
p.
common stock
(par $1)
to be offered
through First Fidelity Securities Corp., Atlanta, Ga.
share,
per
pany
resulted
Sportsways
subsidiary
192,
approved.
7
Calnevar
and
Co.—V.
Speedry Chemical Products, Inc.—Listing Approved—
Calif;
,■
.
corporation,
California
a
owned
,r.
The
Water
SEC—
Feb.
on
100,000
'capital.
The
this
of
Angeles,
7
and
and .manufactures
office
located
are
Los
$1.50
ing
Offered—Pur¬
200,000
&
7.
7
.
With
corporation
covering
The
Mexico.-^-
and
The
SEC
Anni¬
operates the .na¬
located throughout
Canada
Gas
Southern States Investment & Mortgage Corp., Atlanta,
now
<
wholly
a
that
any
scientific
believes
is
It
'
the
7
agents:
Exercisers
approximately
next
the
the
report.
future.
with
Southern
of
.
used
to
for listing of
Exchange, Edwin
annual
Hawaii,
Calif.
account
debentures
value
with
intends
engaged
apply
Sales
.
shares
to
/
Metal
Shore
as
and
equipment.
Nova
the
subsidiaries
of New York, New York, N.-Y; Registrars:
CaliL; Manufacturers Trust Co., New
Co.
equipment
*
in
Prospectus,
janitorial
supplies.
and
accessories.
for
registration statement
461,360
net
discoveries.
of
held
company,
charter
full
number
the
in
sales
for
$3,248,138
Angeles,
Champion
caps)
other
-
voted
in
transactions
two
Shore-Calnevar
•
plus a
depending on the size of purchase.
appreciation.
of
2,500
^7 7.^.7.;.;
7
156,
income
results
Listing—V
acquired
the
outstanding
stock
of
corporation, and Sportsways is now
used
March
Offering—•
covering
sale
the
of
opened
Chairman
per
the company
us
American Stock
.
7
In
organized
Inter¬
Redemption—
on
Bank
nondiversified mutual
capital
securities
recent
1961,
public
be
.
with
division
.
Inc.—Common
20
Los
merger
sidiary.
j
the
and
,
Y.
California
used
SEC
&
bonds at competitive bidding and
offer to holders of the outstanding
■
v
lower volume
a
1959,"
caused
ASE
have
■;
States,
.
Bank,
N.
be
to
I Sixteen
Ltd.—Partial
of
Jones
;
:,
meeting
a
stock
$194,000,000
'
no
1955.
in
:
Whitney
-
.
the sinking fund, $17,000 of its 5V9%
100%. Payment will be made at
excepted)
2,500'
Inc.__.
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.—12 Months
•
par common stock were publicly offered
at
share by an underwriting group headed by
& Co., 72 Wall St., and Federman, Stonehill
& Co., 70 Pine St., both in New York City.
from
ooerating
transports.
for
Co.
&
mortgage
will
$16,250,000,
7The
year,
large part of our
a
on
BUSINESS—Shore-Calnevar
additional
on
at
north
charge, of from 8.5%
.
devel¬
per
—->-<»
are
Military
Air
Transport
service,
undesignated.—V. 191, p. 2749.
Co.
the
company's
for
tire
Seiberling had
squeeze
stockholders
United
Feb.
a
California
919.
This Fund,
etock,
tive
initial
the
.7*7
will be effected in the near
Morgan Guaranty Trust
the
five
pound
Samson Fund, Inc.—Files for
•
Last
non-tire divisions of
All
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
sets
versatility,
adds
are
3,750:
year's operation of the former Bankline and Eastern States
companies, which merged / with Signal in 1959, accounted for most of
the sales increase, Mosher said.—V.
190, p. 1074.
Hentz
for
ship
stabilators on
ox
to
$9
President.
options
taken
18,000
.J
subscription
basis of one share for each
Earnings
from the $54,787,924
<
1960 than in
for
stock
told
7
192, p. 1753.
turing
with
no
largest chain of beauty salons. Its salons
continental
the
only
are
powered
be
of
Inc.__
Co.—Financing—
at
amend the
on the basis
to
bids
Mosher,
A
$1,191,019 earned a
earnings for common stock
of the stock this year would coincide
of the founding of the company, which
versary
were
707-321Bs
■
will
for„
as
five
configuration
Saint John Dry Dock
In
12 %%
Listing
York,
characteristics
and
are
for
take-off
It
Hirshberg
1960.
income,
50,
p.
.
company
common
PROCEEDS—A
,
ago.
net
against
Latz, Inc.—Seeks
&
President,
Calnevar
engines
order
on
five
carrier,
extensions
the
•
.
report showed.
development
-Atr*■
(
cost-price
small profit."
a
H.
power
comninA
t^e
are
that
Hercules
refueling
remaining
due
months
deferred
in its
dividend.
-
manufacturers,
severe
pected that this action
„•
707-321B
series.
of
propjet
products
orders
new
Airways,
turbbfan
Thirty
bring
been
Rheim,
McDonnell
personnel
the
announced
World
airplanes.
said,
of
„
,
has
and
for
E.
J.
honeycomb
panels
fighter-interceptor.
Rohr
\iles.
Boeing
cargo
weather
$175,000,000.
manufactured
.
stock
•
.
directors
suant
orders
components
of
sets
directors
first
p.
to
with
plan
Seiberling reported.
provided
preferred
share.
rubber
company's
K.
in
one
sales
has
it
and
and
other
and
ship
steel
Board
Lockheed
pods
51
follow-on
$9,000,000.
of. the
Boeing,
transport;
brazed
than
more
power
three
192,
Net
interest
the
profitably, he added.—V. 192, p. 2656.
advance
the
to
up
out
received
Chairman
from
jet
Hercules
F4H
and
that
18
B-
operation
other diversified
and
P.
$130,986,
was
for
"The
market,
The
past
has
totaling
by Fred H. Rohr,
the
J.
$48,025,683, down
replacement tires in
Seligman
Corp.—Follow-On Orders—
corporation
components
ehip
business,
President
Shore-CaLnevar,
The
debt
about
of
loss
a
with
—•-
.
peacetime-record
the
Rohr Aircraft
The
Card
problems in
many
ated
recorded
year
of' 1959, they were
five-year average—a period
Which
good 1957."—V. 193, p. 382.
below
a
also
the
measure
.
the
progress
year
million
Power
the
.
Templeton
the
on
The
states,
income from other sources—plastics, shoe products, mats
foreign business plus dividends from our investments in synthetic
rubber manufacturing—overcame the loss from tires and we ended the
company.
$284.1
7
2,500
3,750
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—Sales,
bringing
45
"However,
released
representing
tions
Colonel
1960,
"began
failed
Board,
Inc.__
&
Mitchum,
7,-:'.);:;;;7/'
stock
of
bond
—V.
7
12
and
appraisal that
bad been made by virtually all economists, forecasters, and businessmen
—including many among our best customers."
•
con¬
77 '■
'
overcame
foreign
were
1960
per
most
from
said.
the all-time high of $3.61
modest $2.41 per share in
-
discussing the results for
the
much
a
.
.
which
The
$1.72
"Like
'
the
of
below
12.6%
were
.
In
'
and
Chairman
all-peacetime-high year of 1959.
same
time earnings dropped from
share
per
sales
Rockwell,
shares, of.
to be made on or about May 4, 1961.
foregoing action was authorized' subject to obtaining necessary
regulatory approvals and compliance with the Securities Act of 1933.
is being made in improving
profitability. Improved systems and
the operations on* a' souftd'-bsidis ;f<2>r substantial
1960,
Net
provisions
dent
Corp.—Sales, Net Down—
the
At
r
F.
company
conditions
of
2,500
5,000
1961,
addition
All
its
company
1960
1959.
sales
,1961.
'
Colonel
amount
co-1
offering is expected
Seiberling's equity in undistributed earnings of Copolymer Rubber &
Chemical Corp,, Baton Rouge, La.,- increased 47 cents per Seiberling
share.
Last year's increase was 6L cents a share. • "7
.■
banks
for
and
number
presently expected that the split will
7'',7 7;, 7 ...77 7';V7.,:7' V
stock
pared
consolidated
in
'rifx:,''
for
for
ago.
after
construction
gross
$14,600,000
about
In
that
at
7
in
quarter
inception
.f
Daily
increasing
plastics,
profit
a
Net sales
year
expected to aggregate
purposes,
$15,219,080
expenditures
.
in
sales
is
,
increased
offices,
cities
bad
first
the
reflected
encountered
operation.
and
from
earned
proceeds
part
1960 and
$6,000,000.
Feb.
480
Credit
amortization
been
v? ■*
Akron, Ohio,
sales
the
at
Was
,
made in
—V.
price
volume
It
1961.
mon
provinces.
covering
was
since
toward
not
noted.
company
income
The underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
from the' stock sale will be applied to the
net
of
repayment
in
current
terms
H. :
as
the
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.__
Kalman & Co. Inc.-
•
12,500
Co._
the stockholders
27,
$6,500,000
Seiberling Rubber Co.—Sales, Net Down—
273,437
to offer such stock
for subscription by stockholders of record on March 24,
1961 on the
basis
of
one
new
share for each five shares held.
The subscription
price is to be supplied by amendment. A group of underwriters headed
by First Boston Corp. have agreed to purchase at the subscription price
such of the shares not issued pursuant to the rights offering, and to
offer such shares for public sale on an all or none basis at prices
related
com¬
purchased
or
regional
in
Canadian
International
This
black
opened
card
located
offices
603
$49,400
Appleby
efficiency
:
proposes
company
&
of
that
common
held.
29,
$358,530,949,
and
from
Lerner
12,500
Pacific
board
March
the
cents
$357,833,958
$5,719,376
acting
are
source.
Norris
17,500
Co.
&
810.
p.
Sierra
The
.
dividends)
receivables
Shore-
whom.
Shares
35,000
Co..,.-—
Stonehill
193,
mended
on
/.
7<:
dorp.,
and
-loan
quarter
&
Co.____
& Co
California Co.
stock
Telephone Corp.—Proposes (Rights Offering v .^Increases in business volume," he said.—V. 193,
Telephone
to
Credit
to
each
by
of Sutone Corp. ''
below,for
purcnase
each
names,
from
acquired
exercise
stock
Co.
&
to
agreed
their
opposite
shares
Haupt
—V.
having
contract
St.onehill
severally
by
year.
1960.
amounted
of the
named
to
adopted'
1960.
upon
acquire 50%
pursuant
was
31,
stockholders,
subject
to the
underwriting agreement the
the
Stearns
First
shares
operation
*
quarter,
was
and
"The
'■Ay--
31
procedures are placing
Rochester
Ira
ago.
1960
31,
a
sales
and
year
a
fiscal
the
Issuable
shares
issuance
whicn
Dec.
on
underwriters
to
Federman,
have
forth
ol
&
Bear,
.
of
earlier,
in
Federman,
5,064,873
the
On
and
for
reserved
employees,
Directors
25,000
optiop
selling
set
Bache
rose
-last
common
preferred
the.
Hentz
H.
.
profit
costs
offices
profit
operated
This
fiscal
Columbia
initial
expenses,
opment
.Rochester
after
quarter
year
first
$2,396,649.
Dec.
of
returned
has
its
.r;-.;V
1393.
p.
at
the
of
189,
of
first
the
than
receivables
card
slightly.
earnings
1960
period
of
Shar-s
I
f
■.
compares
$321,892,967
first
loan
the
Shearson, Hammill & Co., New York City, and Stone &
Youngberg, San Francisco, assisted in the private sale
securities.—V.
for
During
credit
additional
1341."
Capital Corp. announced on Feb. 21, 1961, that it had
purchased $500,000 of 6% convertible subordinated notes
due Feb. 1, 1968, and 40,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) of Research Specialties Co., Richmond, Calif.
the
with
decreased
During
Placement—Boston
Co.—Private
fall
31,
of
an
Co.
forth
number
187,
with earnings of 36
outstanding a year earlier.
first quarter totaled $134,738,223
This
the
during
the
Dec.
number
of
shares
key
for
include
not
&
stock
'v-'7
■
25,000
plan
Board
•
the
Research
and
set
shares
the level of
outstanding at Dec.
1960.
$7,374,264,
the directors of both the Standard
the Reliance Insurance Co.—V. 190, p.
and
V-'
include
option
representatiyes,
his
and
shares.—V.
23,000
ended
the
decreased
last,
31,
4,759,233
in
compared
Sept.
of the shares would be offered to stockholders of the
Accident Insurance Co. in line' with proposed exchange of
Accident Insurance Co.
to
corresponding
in
share
per
Dec.
share.
a
the
moderately. from
as
contemplated that
was
1,000
months
for
increase
$136,147,097
was
higher
with
Receivables
500,000
Standard
stock
B.
the
started
off
Philadelphia,
6%
at
cents
volume
card
three
the
a
written
Volume
capital.
Co.—Stock Increase—
just
The
fit
from
Berman
Co.—Quarterly Report—
$1,926,559
to
earnings
35
share
a
equip¬
for
from
outstanding
pared
Reliance Insurance
Finance
due
outstanding,
with
50 cents)
leases,
building
on
ranging
(excluding
stock
25,030 shs.
not
lists
prospectus
"7/.V. 77777; 7;7-77 7.;. 7\,^^ ,7'i
income
$2,091,641
However,
(par
this
25,000 shs.
of
Does
stock
Hentz
for the first quarter of fiscal 1961 closely approxi-'
those for the like period a year ago, Paul A. Appleby,
Presi¬
announced on Feb. 20 in the quarterly report to shareholders.
Net
Files
notification
SEC covering 99,000 shares of class A common stock
be offered at $3 per share, without underwriting.
of
The
company.
None
17525,003 shs.
$303,116
give effect to an increase in authorized capitalization"
one-eighth-for-one stock split effective on Dec. 30, 1960.
§ Does
his
and
Berman
Outstanding
.
to
UNDERWRITERS—The
Operating results
mated
—-
shares
holdings
/•
Seaboard
;
Recreation Associates, Inc., Falls Church, Va.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
of the
President
and
an
community
a
'
v
Fla.,
Lakes,
into
area,
1960,
Shore-
and
Calnevar
aggregate of 205,000 outstanding common shares
from Sidney W. Saks, formerly controlling share¬
193,660
their
1210.:
p.
dent,
the
of
sellers
March,
In
by
FINANCING
$466,706
1,000,000 shs.
—__
shares
purchase
Shore-Calnevar's
an
share
per
Chairman
shares.
239,150
group,
acquired
Carol
Lauderdale
p.
a
$6.30
54
on
is
in
193,
Active
company
the
other
in
Estates in the
Northeast Dade
in
and
as
associates
holder,
in
Realsite
at
located
Realsite
by
the
engaged
publicly-owned
Estates
are
primarily
future
plant.
are
communities
of
1958,
the
the
utilities
the
developments
and
Executive
of
share
of
subsidiaries
since
homes
area,
its
by
its
ficials
relieved of
contributions for
be
now
received
two
t
a
;
.
which
'77o.
••7
7-,.*
will
company
construction
scene
470
Florida.
and
and
Florida
pleting
area
was
77''
the
maintenance
and
Realsite
City
it
which is Realsite's
necessary to promulgate this,
be
PRESENT
$525,000
—
par)
ino
-
the company has outstanding 557,500 shares of common stock, of
Myron P. Berman, Board Chairman and President owns 86,340
shares, Clarice Brager, his sister, 75,000 shares, and management of¬
'pperations,
building
business,
that
represented
completion
the
its
.■'
-
,
7 He
continue
to
TO
stock
Adjusted
*
and
ness,
"In
to
common
-
indebted¬
certain
to
EFFECT
ii
stock
Warrants
biiC
similar
stockholders will
selling
GIVING
debt
"Common
to
•
the
loans
bank
Long-term
West
240
stock,
common
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
Authorized
Short-term-
,
■_
transaction Realsite
added:
He
the
of
the
|
of
statement
of
account
.
CAPITALIZATION
Paper Corp.—Files for Secondary—
of
the
.
Calnevar.
Associates.
Stevenson,
corporation,
tration
share*)
.
Realsite
of
Diamond
company
lines
credits
houses
its
as
7'
.
Shareholders
Mr.
of
receiving
thereof
amount
utility
the
to
extension
for
company
C.
18th Street, New York, filed a regis¬
on
too
«_0,
1931,
covering 193,650
be offered for public sale from time to
time by the present holders thereOii on the American Stock Exchange
at prices current at the time of the offering.
Of such stock, 82,910
shares are intended to be offered within the 90-day period following
the effective date of the statement, and the balance may be offered
after
the expiration of said perio*).
The company is engaged in the wholesale distribution of fine printing
papers and paper products to the graphic arts industry, as well as to
in) the utility company, up to the consum- *
approximated $376,355.13, consisting of acquisition
investment
and
loans.
In
addition, Realsite had
$230,000
the
Lorraine
less
$112,906.83
capital
construction
"will
the
made
who
Fund's
Stevenson
Vice-President and Treasurer, and Gerald
M. Grosof,
Assistant Secretary, are majority holders of Samson Asso¬
ciates stock.
'
investment
the
stock,
full
J.
interest.
of
advanced
"with
President,
the
as
Mirek
investments in the utility, company Realsite
$13,448.30,
payment of $250,000 in cash.
its
reimbursed,
Realsite's
mation
of
for
listed
Realsite,
builder i-of
and
He,
Realsite
Diamond,
that
said
developer
major
a
properties.
Fla.
Lauderdale,
Fort
corporation,
Florida.
publicly-owned
e.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(914)
an
underwriting
~
group
Continued
headed
on
page
a
by
52
'
Volume
193
Number 6033
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(915)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
nounced
a
announcements
In
the
first
are
all
during the current week.
second
table
in
which
the
Then
show
we
in
grouped
indicate
we
Name of Company
the
two
separate
dividends
Name of Company
Abbott
Laboratories,
4%
preferred
Adams
Class
Co.
Allen
Paper
Corp.,
of
Erkardt
stock
($1
for
Sugar
Biltrite
American
Bosch
common
Rubber
Arma
5%
preferred
series
A
series
B
American
3Vi%
Barge
Cyanamid Co.,
preferred
American
Fire
Fla.)
3-15
3-
3-
8
series
&
D
4-
3
action
3-
1
3-
1
2-21
on
$1.25
(quar.)_
4-
(quar.)
1
4-
30c
1
'
7
87Vic
4-
»
3-
3-1
1
3-15
2-28
6-15
8-31
11-30
25c
American
Home
Common
$4.64
30c
3-31
3-
(quar.)
15c
3-10
40c
3-
1
3-
1
2-2T
Co.,
(N.
Y.)
Home
Corp.
(monthly)
Optical
American
Snuff
Co.
40c
Co.,
common
Ampco
preferred
(reduced)
1
Metal
(quar.)__
Telephone,
preferred
(quar.)
$2.90
4Vi %
preferred
class
Bancorporation
&
Company
Associated
Athey
Spring
Products
Atlantic
(quar.)
$30c
Class
Avalon
T.
5%
*
R.
10c
Baldwin
Piano
Co.
America
4-
1
$10c
3-
2-20
35c
4-
(quar.)
$1.50
"
.
\
4-14
•
$1.50
1-15-62
Bancroft
(Joseph)
of
Bausch
4%
Coal
Beaubran
Co..
Sons
15c
(quar.)
Lomb,
Inc.,
preferred
Beaver
&
Hawaii
&
-
(quar.)__^_
(quar.)
30c
-
-
3-
-4-
Corp.-(quar.)
2-
1
Beech-Nut
Life
—:
30c
-
Savers__
Telephone ;Co.
Belle Isle -Corp,
1
of
Ltd.
3-15"
4-15
3-
3-20
$55c
—10c
)*V.
(quar.
3-15
-
-
Corporation
Beneficial
Benson
(quar.)
Standard
Life
60c
Insur.
Manufacturing—
-
(Los
Ang. )
1
Dividend payment omitted
4-3
Leasing (initial
4%
Lime
&
preferred
Biltmore
Ltd.
Blyvooruitzicht
American
50c
(quar.
Gold
4-
Mining
1
shares
17c
3-
6
5Va<r
Boise
C.)
(H.
prior
Co.,
(quar.)_______
common
preferred
(quar.)_--__-_^^-_^_u
Corp.-1 quar.)___.:
Cascade
Book-of-the-Month
Club (quar.
Mersey-Paper Co.—
Bovvater
5V2 %'
_-___
—
preference -(quar.)
Columbia
British
Oxygen Co.,
(Free^ bonus
registered
share
registered
I
new
one
for
each
&
Hecla,
Flooring,
Canada
Iron
4(4%
Wire
Canadian
$1.75
Celanese,
City
...
$1
Castle
&
(A.
4(2f/f
7r/r-
M.)
Central
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
&
(No
3-15
taken
3-15
,
:
2-24
quar.)
3-15
9334c
.$1.12Va
1
"T.
:
.
.
'
33-
(•6-for-5
stock
common
1
•
;
4
Coe
&
Hardee
Eastern
issue
:
11c
\
1"/ 3-10,
'
^
2-25
~'2-
.
1-10
Heller
1
3-17
<•
3-
Food
/
3-15;
3-28
25c
-
f
3-
Helme
7%
6
3-
6
Foote
3-
3-31
3-23
40c
55-
1
1
3-
3-
2-24
4-
3-
3-14
9
4-25
Mineral
"Fort-.Worth
4-
'..Fraser
•
-
'.'*3-
6
»
-
'
-
;•
10c
3-31
3-21
65c
—_
,,
4•
",.3-
6
'•
'
->3-15
5
-
3-20
Gatineau
4-
3-
1
4-
1
3-
6
4-
1
3-
6
4-
1
3-
6
4-
1
3-
6
4-
1
3-
6
31 Vac
3-31
*
•>
Power,
$4.50
1
General
-
■'General
3-15
3-
1
3-10
2-28
3-10
3-13
2-28
3-13
2-28
4-
1
3-17
4-
1
3-10
2-24
2-15
3-10
3-
3
3-10
2-24
3-15
3-
'
preferred
1
1
Electric
4-
1
1
action
4-
$1.34
±J.—
1
3-
"•
3-31
3-16
4-14
3-
2-22
3-
$1.12 Va
.
—
5
3-21
3-
85c
1—
,
(N.
J.)
(N.
Y,)
3-1
-
50c
3-24
25c
3-31
1
3-10
Trust.
3-20
3-
3-
1
-
(Oklahoma
3
3-15
4-
20c
3-31
3-
3
13%c
(quar.)
3-20
3-
1
13%c
3-15
2-24
5c
3-31
3-24
$3
6-30
6-23'
___
(quar.
from
Invest-
com._(quar.)
«
»«•
time)
Bank
(quar.)
4c
z,'
35c.;
81 V4c^
••
:
4
3-20
3-31
3-15
com.
payment
4-
5
7-
5
10-16
10-
5
at
.'v
10c
3-13
3-
I
12 VaC
3-13
3-
1
40c
common
Insurance
3-15
(Calif.)—
$12 Vac
4-
8
3-10
3-
3
»
(quar.)—___.
1
1
3-
investment
preferred
3-30
3-
6
3-30
3-
2
lie
3-15
2-28
$56'Ac
3-31
income)-—
:
-
(quair.)
Income
investment
t
3-31
3-10
t68%c
3-31
3-10
50c
3-24
3-
6
8c
4-
3
3-
1
10c
3-
6
2-24
10c
4-10
Fmui—
.
income)___
Commercial
(quar.)________—____
..
—
.
3-
1
4-
3-28
3-14
3-14
3-31
3-10
.
(quar.)
~
deferred
action
.
at this
.
•
time
City
& Electric,
preferred
4-15
3-31
3-31
■3-10
$1.07
3-31
3-10
$1.15
(quar.)
B
3-15
42c
3-31
3-10
$1.08
(quar.)
preferred
$1
50c
3-31
3-10
1
3-15
(quar.)
common
—
2-28
10c
4-
25c
3-15
40c
4-
1
4-
1
______—.
&
Co.
(quar. )___•__;
,
preferred i(quar.)____
Oil
-
<-—
(quar..
Ceramic
(quar.^
45c
$$1.37
3-21
3-
3
—
$1.25
3-23
2-28
—
37V2C
3-15
3-
1
10c
10c
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
29c
3-15
2-28
21c
3-15
2-28
10c
35c
4-
3
3-15
3-15
2-28
(quar.).
net
investment
"S-l"
(from
income)—_—__
net
income)
invest,
(s-a)
-
—
IV^c
3-15
2-22
10c
593/l»c
3*13
3-
6
4-15
4-
1
3-20
3-
6
^
& Sessions
common
Co.; common (quar.)——
preferred A (quar.)
(Richmond,
Title Insurance
Quarterly '
.
Va*)—^-
•
TOc'ij^
$1.12 Vz -
.
7
.
Ky.)* (quar.)
Lincoln
1
4- 1
3-13
3-10
4-
J
3-
7
4-
1
3-
Stock
'
—
4-
1
3-10-
4-
1
3-10
.
2-24*
—
(Ft. Wayne)
_______
dividend/—
Loblaw Groceterias Co.,
1-28-
2c
—
National Life insurance
(2-for-l stock spilt)
3-13
1
A-
9c
,10c
——-l-T—
_—
1
:
-
2-17.
.
——
25,o
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
Ltd.— /..
$1.6(1 1st pref/ series B- (quar.)..:
?40c
4-15
3-15
3
3-15
'*
-
General
Box
Co.____
■;—
3
-
3-15
35c
3-15
4-
1
4-10
5c
15c
—-
20c
Lexington Water Co., 5%% pfd: (quar.)
$1.4314
5'^% preferred ser. C (initial)—
__$1.543-56
Lincoln
Income
Life. Insurance
(Louisville,
*.
3-16
3-
4-
7V2C
—
—
& Co.—
4.28 %
Lamson
3-31
3-31
3-10
f$1.12,/2
—
(quar.)
Kollmorgen Corp. z_i__i___.
3-20
3-14
i
Ltd.—
—
Gas
%
4-21
4-
$30c
Southern Ry:; common (quar.)
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)—___
4.75%
3-31
3-10
5-
$12 VaC
of Canada:
Acceptance,
Electric
Lawyers
4-24
3-31
40c
50c
___
Kittaning Telephone
>
.
(quar.)—37V2C
1
3-
25c
(qu*r.)__
Kirby-Cogeshall-Stein
„
(quar.)—f30c
3-10
3-
3-31
of Boston, Inc.—.
net
(From
1
3-31
3
62 Vac
4^c
.___
RR:
Ltd.
Fund
Series
,3-; 1
25c
3-10
7-15
Keystone High-Grade Common Stock Fund
2-28
3-
8-15
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone Discount Bond Fund series "B-4"
r
v
5-15
;
' '
,
(lncreased-quar.)
(quar.)_____
(D.)
Class
25c
3-24
45c
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (reduced)
Kendall Refining Co
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kerite Company (quar.)
Kewanee Oil, class A (quar.)
7
3-15
*
17%
--—
1
4-15
4.32%
preferred (quar.)_
Kayser-Roth Corp. (quar.)__
Kellogg Company (quar.).:
3-16
35c
•
9-
5c
•
,
Funding;, common/;
6% preferred (quar.)
Investors Royalty Co. (s-a)
Kansas
3-3
(quar.)—
30c
".
..
4.60%
4-
1
-
preferred
(quar.).:
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—;
4%
3-20
37 VaC
2-15
6-
Telephone
Central
Dividend
2-15
61c
(quar.)___
1
30c
5Vz%
Kansas
this
(quar.)__
3-
.___.
Kaltman
7
_____
<
7-14
30c
."
(quar.)
Marine
Jefferson
on
plus
&
Oil,
•
redemption
1
i
on
Tobacco Co.
2-22
1
10c
,
Company,
Fire
3-15
20c
■.
4-14
8-
3-10
3-31
25c
'•
1
3-28
9
45c
-
3-3
5-
r,
time)
Investors
.
■
3-10
3-15
5c
35c
Investors
2-27
3-30
30c
■
3-10
1
35c
(quar.)
taken
preferred
(From
2-27
3-17
1
4-
45c
Institutional
2-27
4-
$1.12 '/a
3-31
!
Brick
2-27
3-17
4-
!___
i
Electronics—
4%r%
2-27
3-31
40c
_'
(quan.<>!*
common
(quar.)
Light
3-17
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
B
3-
3-31
43 %c
Co.,
4'/a%; preferred -(quar.)
Corp.—
share
per
(quar.)
Corporation
Industrial
3
1
(quar.)_
common
3-15
40c
$1
Co.,
(quar.)
Imperial
3-15
4-
$i.03'-.
$1.18
(quar.)_,__,
&
1
4-
3-13
10c
(quar.)
Imperial
preferred—
$2
&
preferred B
Bell
3-14
3-15
29c
(quar.)
at this
5'/2%
American
Battery
4-
25c
(quar.)
Illinois
3-20
4
_—:—_—J 25c
preferred
3
2-27
25c
(quar.)
B
(From
4-
3-31
:
425c
_
1
for
& Co.
Co.
4-14
3-15
50c
Sugar
preferred
Illinois
3-10
4-
22 Vac
...
Co.—
(Julius)
3-
(quar.)
Illinois
-
.
Abrasives
E.)
Quarterly
6
52 Vac
—J.__
General American'Investors, common-(quar.)
*;
•?
•
'
'
r3'-15 'JC2-27-'
4-
,Garfinckel
4 '3-16
1'
•4-/"5
-
1
$1.06'A
(Frank W.) Ltd., class A (quar.)____
Hupp Corp., 5% conv. pfd. A (quar.)
Hutchinson Sugar,; Ltd. (quar.)
6
3-
4-14
4-
$1.12'/a
Horner
6
51 % c
.
iquar.)l___:
Companies,. Ltd.
Fulton-Carrol
3-25
3-22
1
30c
A
Home
4-10
3-
50c
(quar.)/
A.)
1
$$1.62
preferred
Homasote
4-10
1
51 %c
Chemical,
National
55-
30c
A. (quar.)
this
3
467/'BC
;_—.
preferred
&
Brewing
preferred
Hoffman
2-28
4-25
2 9 Vac
ts-^a)__*___—____——__
Machinery
2-14
12 Vac
30c
Quarterly
Quarterly
2
1-16
1
87 Vac
(quar. )________
(quar.)___—_____________
income)
3-14
(quar.)
".
preferred
Hllo
4-20
3-31
15c
Fund
3-10
(quar.)
Products,
5%
:—
Growth
2-28
3-20
40c
(George W.)
6%
4-20
3-20
$0,101
;
common
3-20
37 Vac
class A
Gallon
Hill
Co.—
&
Corp. /(quar..)___
Corp.
3-15
$50c
6%
3-16
$1.12'/a
&
1
International, Ltd.—
preferred
(No
—
Bank
1
4-
dividend)—
(s-a)
7%
'
3
4-15
25c
(quar.)
Y.)
1
3-
$1
7%
8
15c
(quar.)
Corp. of the West—
(Payment omitted
•
,
4c
(N.
3-
3-15
27 VaC
(quar.)_
(Jacksonville)
Inc.
(G.)
Hercules
8
3-
"
3-20
$1.50
Trust
2-21
3-15
1)
Company,
preferred
5V2%■
:4;•
3-15
55c
(quar.U_
(quar.)
3Vi%
A.)
(Walter
4%
3
'4-:'5
:
3-27
37 >/2C
dividend
National
ment
■
:
35c
-
&
2-21
1
,__
Engineering
(Dallas) (stock
Commercial
1
■
Bank
(quar.)
A (quar.)
Furniture (quar.)
4-
25c
(quar.)—
Co.
1
3-
$1.25
6%
—
Insurance
3-
20c
(quar.);
Farms
3-
3-30
,(quar.)_
$31
$62 VaC
50c
Hdleman
3-15
L'i_
(quar.)
at
3-10
$70c
Power
Insurance
Hawaiian
52 Vac
Sugar,
1
(quar.)
common
Agricultural
RR.—
common
.called
3-
4-
Utilities, Ltd.—
pref.
2-20
4-15
(quar.)____2____
Gregg
Fuller-(George
splitt__^.
^'_______4_____ir_- .**.*
(initiai-quar.)
1
2-20
15c
6% preferred
.
■
:
3-
2-24
30c
(quar.).—______—_____4
Mfg.
1
1
3-15
15c
__
(quar.)
June
on
Shoe,
'2-24
J75C
quar.)
(quar.)_,
common
&
3-
Mining Co
24c
:
Refractories
Florida
8
4-
*
investment
(quar.)__^___^.____
'■
Haverty
35c
Share
&
Flexing Tube Co.,
8
3-
1
payment at this
Chemical Bank'New York Trust-Co. (quar.) 2,
New
1st
2
r____4.i._
(quar.)
preferred
Fleetwood
8
4-
."87,/aC
"
Chesapeake Utilities—
1
3-
Fitchburg Paper Co., class A_
3
2-28
4-1
$1.75
*
8
3-
3-24
.
Chamberlin Co. of'America, 5%; pfd. .(s-a)
62V'aC
Chance Vought;Corp. Tquar.)/:_i._____:
—50c
1
3-
3-15
15c
Co.,
3-13
3-10
B
3-15
'
City)
3-15
1*
3-10
30c
z
3-
1
4-
»
10c
.
__"
net
Class
Ltd.—
Steel
3
3-15
$12 Vac
(quar.)
Aircraft
(M.
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
Firstamerica
.»
(from
Products
Hanna
Hanover
35c
common,
preferred
Financial
'First
6
4-
15c
/
income)
Certain-teed
3
Hanna
(quar.
Electric
Stock
.
Century Shares-Trust
4 V2 %
3-10
50c
Savings,& Loan Co. (Halifax)
March 20
dividend)
First
"
time)
•
3
93 %c
Western
Potash
Steel
Federation
2-28
3-31
37V2C
<•
com.
/
2-24
—
on
4V\%
3-20
4-
:|:25c
Bond
Federal
,
action
3-20
3-
3-17
<quar.)__
Fiduciary Trust
4-15-
3-
3.50-% pfd. (quar.)^--u
Investment Corp., Ltd.—1..
shares
1
3-17
(quar,)__„u^_:a-
Farrel-Birmingham Co.^ (quar.)
3-16
3-31
' /
____"
r
' 3-20
*
3-11
_______________
(quar. )_^_
,
3-15'"-
25c
1
1
4-
3-10
3-31
(quar.),.
&
4-
3-31
5c
Nemours
Stainless
Paso
1
pfd.
60c
Paper Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_.
25c
(quar.I
Sulphur
15c
$12 VaC
(quar.)
Hammermill
$5
(increased
(interim)
3-29
55c
;
Mines, Ltd.
3-31
;
preferred
Fa.lardo
3-10/'
1
:■' J43%c
(quar.)
Century Electric Co.—
' V
3-15
$25c
,
common
de
4
4-17
10c
20c
(quar.)
J
■'
$$1
-
Maine Power,
Mining
1
3-31
f
Corp. ,Tquar_)
preferred
;
4-
$$1.06%
Co.
preferred
2nd
Central
&
4-
65c
45c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
—_^_
:;Erlanger Mills Corp., common (quar.)
4%> %; preferred (quar.)_
./Excelsior Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.),
L.}j
3-31
.
(quar.)
Corp.- of"America,
Celanerse
■
General
12 Vic
Quarterly
4-1
v.
75c
10c
Carnation Company (increased-quar.).,______
334%
1st preferred (quar.)_
Carriers
4-
63c
:
3-10
(quar.)
I.)
3
3-
3-10
(quar.)
preferred
(Entire
$15c
.(quar.)
3-30
3-31
<quar.)_
Co.,
Emerson-Electric
-
Products
Gunnar
(quar.)_'_
Faber,
70c
-
class B
preferred
2-21
z.
preferred
5.36%
„
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Capital
ordinary
Inc.
class A
3-31
(quar.)
&
3-
3-10
Extra
;
Emhart
3
•
8
(quar.)_
preferred
Electric
3-17
1
3-
1
-
& Cable,
3-
4-
3-31
$1.31%
Co._
Corp.
3
3-14
1%
(quar.)
Insurance
50c
Industries
4.50Y,t', preferred
1
3-15
,.
$55c
Gulf
preferred, (quar.)
',>4.72%
2-17
J—
Foundries—
preferred
Canada
50c
3-
1
(E.
4.12%
3-16
3-
held)
Ltd.,
El
6 *"?,
3-15
*
25c
Corp
Canada
*
.
2-24
1
3
preferred-.Jquar.)___
Electro
4-
-6c
•.•
_'_
ordinary
two
California Electric ower, $2.50 pfd.
6%. preferred (quar.)_.
Calumet
•
3-
.
3-17 V
1-
(quar.)-
dep rets Ordinary--
Edgecomb
1-3-15
ordinary—
of
shares
Financial
T
Ltd.,
issue
* 4-
3-15
<quar.)_*.
Corp.,
3-
;
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp.
Grumman
Co.__
Co.
3-14
25c
(quar.)
(Oneidadditi°nal share for each 15 shares
,_i
com.
3-15
2-15
„»
Corp.,
Gas
3-15
1
3-15
17 VaC
,
dividend
(one
share for
each
two
shares held subject to approval of stock¬
holders
3
8c
A
4*
$1.25
30c
>
Stock
Gulf Life
Easy. /Washing Machine, Ltd.—
5%, 1st preferred A ^(quar;)'
;
$68%c
(quar.)___
>■
'
3-
4-14
30c
-
r__ -
,
Telephone
4-
10c
-
•
British
3-15 r
$1.37V2
-
,
Bowling Corp. of America (quar.)—1
Boyertown Burial Casket 1 quar.)_—,—/.
Briggs & Stratton Corp. (quar.)_
C
-50c
3
2-21
1
4-14
on
(from net income for 1960)
Corp.
Eastern
12-30
,
,
Bohack
3
3-
3
4-
(quar.)
Mountain
3-
Quarterly
-
3-16
^
3-
3-14
3-
Green
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
(quar.)
Turbine
Eastern Canada
\ 3-17
Co.--
4-14
5%
Income
2-28
4-15
$10c
3-14
17V2C
preferred
Duval
30c- " 3-17*'"." 3- 3
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)—-_
Hats,
'
Cement,
Green Giant
3-25
5
1
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
25c
action
(quar.)
pfd.
&
preferred
Pont
1
1'
'** 3-15
_---10c
1
4-
(quar.)_^,
4.10%
at this time.
quar.
4-
$40c
4/20%*. preferred. (quar.)
3-10
-
Bet man
Bessemer
3-25
1
4-14
4-
$1.23
"
preferred
Grinnell
class
4.15%
3-10
'
-
Inc.,
Grande
Stores
4%
3
3-31
20c
1
1
v,
.
4-
25c
^
National
3.75%
.
Bendix
$2.80
4-28
4-28
$1.15
^
(quar.)
Northern
$2.50
$3.50
(quar.)
5%
H. 1
Edison
$2.10
9
3-
Great
3-13
3-13
$10c
$3.50
1
3-
'4-
"
1
1
4-13
75c
B
00
17 VaC
A
Inc.
Graham-Paige
15c
(no
America,
Duquesne Light Co.,
2-28
42 Vac
Canada,
(quar.)
Class
1-
Industries—
$4.50
9
_
Bell
3-
$1.11
(quar.)
Rio
Common
2-28
3-15
60c
-
3-10
1
12 >/2c
Hudson
&
Amer.
du
3-15
3-15
V
1
4-
3-
3-15
(quar.)_
Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A
Ltd.-—
Inc.
,
60c
.
4-
30c
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
Chemical
Draper
Corp.—
Ordinary registered
Ordinary bearer 1
Beauty Counselors (quar.)
$1.37'/a
4-
1
3-10
40c
Co., class A
Hawaiian
Long
3-15
3-
$1
1
(B. F.)
Gordon
(quar.)
shares
Dorman
2-28
4-1
$1
:
Goodrich
-
Corp.
Mines,
Diebold,
3-27
'•
g
Bros.,
2-17
2-17
(quar.)__
Inc.
Steam
&
$1.50
12-29
4-14
.
fioc
common
Laval
Diana
.
Bank
Goldblatt
1
3-15
CO
4-
(stock dividend)
1
24c
1
37 V2C
___.
class
Inc.
3-
30c
3-30
4-
87'/a C
Products—
Class A
16 %c
Ltd.
of
B.),
3-
;
(quar,.)
Frere, Ltd.^class A
Diamond
9-29
(quar.)
3-15
$1.25
Plants
(Quarterly)
6-30
10-13
1
common
(Theo.
Denver
3-31
7-14
4-
7
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)i
Seal
3
3-
1
25c
(quar.)
Distilleries
B
4%c
Delaware
3-10
$1.50
preferred
De
12-30
$1.50
6%
Davies
1
3
Gold
preferred A
&
Detroit
0.037
3-15
common
Steel
&
Corp., common
334%
Detrex
(initial)
1
Corp.—
Corp.
River Mills,
David
3-15
3-31
4-
Class
3-
4-
time).
(quar.)_
common
$1
(quar.)
Fund
Service,
Inc.,
Pilot
R.
Dana
5,-15
1
Globe-Union,
B
American
•/••'"
>
(quar.)
preferred
6-
4-
&
Dan
3-15
15c
(quar.)__
6% ^preferred
1
$55c
'
receipts ordinary
Corp. (quar.)
Co.,
4-
6
3-15
Inc.,
Glenmore
3-24
of California—
Co., $4.60 preferred
$4.92 preferred (quar.)
!
(Phila.)
(quar.)
this
Power
70c
preferred
conv.
Daggafontein
3-15
1
3-
3-31
$1.33%
r,
at
Cement
preferred A
$10
;
3-15
(quar.)z.—
(quar.)
D.
3-16
$25c
-
of
Ltd.
Wilcox
6preferred
3-31
4-15
3-31
(quar.)
Corp.- (quar.)
Zellerbach
Class
1
25c
(quar.)__-
A
3-
68 %c
31'/4C
$3.50
$5 preferred
Gilpin (Henry
(quar.)
Culligan,
3-20
3-10
6
1%
Ltd.
Cutler-Hammer,
2-13
30c
____.
:__
(quar.
deposit
&
3-10
4-15
•
I.)
B
5V4rJc
3
3-
3-
Genesco,
Georgia
payment)
12-31
3-13
*
3%
(resumed)
Industries—
Babcock
4-17
50c
;
-_.
Co.
Copper
Crucible Steel Co.
7
3-
$25c
Canteen
American
3-15
3-31
;
Commercial
Petroleum
Crown
4-10
7Vic
1
1
payment)
common
Commercial
Finance
Class
-.4-10
1
3-
dividend)
(R.
Creole
5-10
1
dividend)
Corp.
Telephone,
6%
1
5-
(quar.35c
Corp.
preferred
Automatic
B.
6-
(quar.)
(stock
Coal
Petroleum
Credit
6
5-
.
B1 (quar.
5Vi'•%
3-
Crain
3-16
$72c
City Electric (quar.)
Wholesalers, Ltd., class
Atlantic
3-30
Cosden
3-10
3-29
'
50c
Holding (stock dividend)
Smelting (quar.)
r.
Armour
3-31
35c
A
1
3
$56%c
Corp.
Arizona
3-2
10c
Antillean
Apex
3-2
4-
3-20
___.
Corporate Investors,
3-2
4-1
____
(quar.)
Angostura-Wupperman
4-1
3
__.
(quar.)i
preferred (quar.)
(Stock
3-15
$1.50
■
Amphenol-Borg Electronics (quar.)_.
Anaconda Company (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian
3
3-
3
3-
62 Vic
common
(quar.)
American
Continental
3-17
4-
70c
(quar.)
non-cumulative
■
3-31
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-27
3-
$1.25
on
preferred
6V2f/c
3-14
1
10c
Extra
6%
4-
3-
30c
Gas,
(quar.)
Continental
Telephone Co.
3-12
l
3-15
Corp.—
Portland
3.-10
3-24
4-
27 VaC
preferred (quar.)
;
General Telephone Co. of Missouri—
6% preferred A (quar.)
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
60c
6
35c
American
Interstate
preferred
common
30c
American
International Corp
American Machine & Metals
taken
A
5%
2-27
1
25c
Corp.—
(quar.)
General
Iron—
—
(quar.)
Products
action
3-15
4-
$1
;
payment omitted
10c
(quar.)
&
Metals
(Common
Holdere
Payable 0/Rec.
50c
Finance
preferred
58 Vac
~
preferred A
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Continental
2-21
$1.16
Assurance
preferred
Fuel
5V2 %
General
11-10
25c
(quar.)
Finance
Continental
2-24
(quar.)
prior
American
12-15
(quar.)
I
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidation
5-31
9-15
Derrick
2-28
Co.
Consolidated Electronics Industries
Corp
Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
(Orlando,
25c
&
3-15
60c
Service
Co._.
Consolidated Dry Goods Co., common
$7 preferred (s-a)
■
1
25c
Hoist
10c
Contract
General
$1.18%
Consolidated Cigar Corp.,
$5 preferred (quar.)
3-15
3-
3-31
25c
American
3-15
(quar.)
Commonwealth Water Co., 5V2%
pfd.
Connecticut Light & Power
(quar.)
Connecticut Water Co. (quar.)
3-15
3-15
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
6
3
4%
'
'
Quarterly
Hardware
3-
4-
preferred
Common
3-31'
Quarterly
Quatrerly
American
3-27
I
5.35%
preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth Land Title Insurance
2-21
4-15
$1.25
Co.
50c
5 '/c
3-17
5c
(quar.)
Casualty
3
5%
2-27
10c
common
3-
(No
1
5c
<quar.)__
Line
3-15
Colorado
(quar.)
Commercial
25c
Colorado
each
(quar.)
preferred
8
4V4 r/c
payment)
5%
American
9-
11-30
b'/v
(quar.)
(no
9-28
$1.25
pfd. series A
3-20
20c
Corp.
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
non-cum.
Colonial
3-20
1
(initial)
Beverage, 20c preferred
prior preferred (quar.)____
American
(quar.)
pfd. series A
(Detroit) (quar.)___
Coleman Co., common (reduced)
3
3
____
American
General
City National Bank
3-20
4-
held).
Amalgamated
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Candy Co.
6-
Cincinnati Transit
Electronic
par)
3-10
6-29
4%%
dividend)—
Phillips
3-30
$1.25
non-cum.
(quar.)
common
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
A
Copper Co
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
7
3-
3
4-
30c
(stock
common
share
20c
3-
4-
$1.50
:
(quar.)
Corp.
share
(One
1
3-30
1st
(quar.)
series
Chicago Rivet & Machine
7
12'/ac
(quar.)_
Industries
Allied
4-
12 Vic
;
B
preferred
6%<
$1
15c
._
Paper, class A
3-
4%
series A
When
Share
Corp.,
pfd.
Chile
Holder<
4-1
RR.^1
Cable
pfd.
5%
Payable of Rec.
45c
___.
Per
Name of Company
General
3
non-cum.
Cities
(quar.)
common
(quar.)____
Express
Albemarle
Share
3-
non-cum.
5%
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
When
3-15
5%
payments previ¬
Per
Holder$
Payable of Reo.
25c
5%
an¬
follow with
we
When
Share
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific
11
Long Island Trust
(N. Y.)
(quar.)————
30c
4-
12
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(916)
.
.
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
.
Per
Name of Company
When
Share
Holders
3-31
3-15
50c
3-10
3-
20c
3-10
3-
1
25c
3-10
3-
1
13c
3-15
2-27
+19c
3-31
3-31
Investment
Louisville
10c
3-
1
110c
3-31
3-
1
(quar.)—
Long Mile Rubber
(quar.)
Luminator-Harrison, Inc.
,
(quar.)"__
Lykes Bros. Steamship Inc.
Name of Company
(quar.)
Pyle
1
National Co.,
preferred
-j8%
Ltd.
Mines,
Power
MacLaren
Class
A
Class
&
(initial)
5 V\ %
class
Gas
Madison
(quar.)—,
Electric
&
_—.
(quar.)_
3-
3-13
1
Reliance
,
1960,
less
British income tax and expenses for de¬
positary.
6c per
Maryland
Shipbuilding
1
3-13
3-15
Republic
Aviation
3-
8
Republic
2-24
Reynolds
3-15
Corp.
..
(J.
& Co.
Mercantile
Mesta
Trust
(St.
5%%
Mill
Corp.,
1st
Corp.
Mohasco Industries,
preferred
4.20%
3-10
1
3-10
3-31
3-
,/5%
3-
2
Roe
.2-23
3-15
A
—
B
3-24
Sanders
Associates, Inc.,
1
3-10
Sargent
&
1
3-16
4-14
3-17
4-
3-17
Schwitzer
School
3-17
4-10
3-
3-27
Ward
3-10
3-
Morningstar-Paisley,
Inc.
Morrell
3-20
3-
6
Corp.,
Co.
Murray
Muskogee
& Tel.
(initial
(Texas)
(quar.)_
4-15
3-
7
Sherwin-Williams
4-
1
3-. 7
3-15
3j l
3-30
3-15
Oil
Co.
3-10
4-14
3-20
3-
Smith
3-15
2-28
3-10
2-24
Simplex
6r
Wire
South
Carolina
Common
4.50%
Nation-Wide
National
Securities
Bank
(Md.)
(Fairfield
Trust
&
5%
3-17
4.60%
preferred
16c
4-
1
3-10
4.60%
preferred
(1
sh.
for
each
52
shs.
held)
4-
(1
sh.
for
each
53
shs.
held)
10-
Cash
National
6%
Lead
Co.,
preferred
Life
3*
3
3-
1
3-27
5'c
of Elizabeth-(N.
Semi-annual
National
;
Steel
National
Corp.
Terminals
York
>
preferred
class
J.)—
Insurance
1
3-10
43c
3-31
3-10
4-
3-17
3-31
3-
3-15
—
$1.50
4-10
3-15
3-
1
<quar.)__—
60c
37 Vic
5-16
5-
(N; Y.)
75c
4-
1
3-10
20c
3-31
3-15
Inc.,
(quar.K_+.:
(quar.)
common
3-15
3-31
3-20
Electronics
Shares,
Ocean
Line
4%
pfd.
Mfg., Ltd. (quar;)
Mills. Ltd. (quar.)_,
Oil
Service
Life
(Milw.)
Co.
at
•;
C.
Co.
3-
5c
-
(s-at___
.
1
3
3-31
3-16
-
Class
3-20
12Vic
.
$5
4-20
4-
5-15
4-14
Corp.—
preferred (s-a)
prior
Oshkosh
Blposh,
Inc.
Clay
Pacific
Gamble
Pacific
Indemnity
Fage-Hersey
Robinson
Tubes,
Parker-Hannifin
Parker
Rust
Peninsular
Ltd.
Corp.
Proof
Life
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
6%
preferred
3-10
5
Co.
to
split the
on
Stock
preferred
preferred
Products
on
Fenn-Dixie
preferred
Pennsylvania Gas
(quar.)
4.10%
Peoria
preferred
&
this
B
Eastern
(Action
common
(quar.)
Ry.
&
Pittsburgh,
Forgings
Ft.
Electric
Mfg.
Service
Common
$1.40
&
3-15
3-
3
Title
3-15
3-
3
3-
3
Power
10c
3-15
3-
25c
4-
1
Electric
(quar.)
preference"
&
1
preferred
1
preferred
(quar.)-
4.30 % -preferred
(quar.)_
5.05%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
3-14
4-
Quarterly
1
3-
Twin
Coach
$1.50
Co.,
conv.
Union
1
4-
1
3-15
%
.
,
.:
on
4-
3-10
3-
,
1,
4
3-10
3
3-15
3-15
3-
36c
3-31
3-
6
4-
3.-
1
4-
3-
1
:■
1-
3-24,.
3-15
3-
5-
1
4-
L
4-
$1
:
1
3-30
3-
2
3-30
3-
2
$1.02
2
3-30
3-
$1.04J/2
3-30
3-
2
$1.07>/2
3-30
3-
3-30
3-
2
$1.32
3-30
3-
2
(No
Borax
U.
U.
&
States
action
this
2
$1.25V4
S.
$1.14,
55-
3-15
•
1:
5-1
52c
25c
'
■
(quar.)
20c
$1.25
12VaC
(quar.)_
45c
(quar.)__
4-
-
3-
,
3-31
.*
Class
B
Artists
preferred
3-10
3-
1
15c;:
.
Portland
3-20
2-15
1
3-15
4-
1
3-
6
1
3-
Common
-
2-28
3-10
2-28
30c
3-15
3-
6
3-15
3-
6
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
10c
6-1
5-15
15c
3-15
3-
;
$3.75
Cement
;
4-15
3-24
10c
4-
6
3-10
10c
4-
6
3-10
•
3-
1
2-17
3- 1
3-15
2-17
2-24
2-28
4-20
3- 1
3- 2.
3-31
3- 5
2-14
3-23
2-16
2-17
3- 1
2-17
37V2c
.—
Co._.—
1
3-10,
2-to
-
3-10
2-15
3-10
5c
Ltd.
Co.
Aluminum
4%
1st
2-15
,
Co.
American
America,
of
common
of Canada,
Airlines, Inc,
preferred (quar.)^
Bakeries Co. (quar.)
AmeHcan Biltrite Rubber, 2nd pfd.
5%
American
Cement
$1.25
Chain
2%
(quar.)
Cable
—
(quar.)
Chicle
American
Dryer
American
Electric
-
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)
Power
American
6%
from
invest,
capital
preferred
American
&
—.—
(quar.)
inc.
common
and
Power
2-10-
,
$2.09 32/100
'/
—
(quar.)
3-31
3-21
15c,
$1.50
3-15
4- 1
3- 1
3-15
12l/2c
3-10
2-10
$2.8182,
——
(quar.)__—
(quar.)—2
Foreign
2- 3
3-10
•
gains)
Felt Co,
2-28
37l/2c
$1.89y*
62V2C
40c
—
European Securities—
Co.
2-24
2-24
3-10
3-17
4-7
4-7
3- 3
2-27
47c
common
(initial).:
&
3-15
3-15
4- 1
4- 3
5-1
5-1
3-15
3-10
25c
25c
43J'-c
15c
(ouar.)
(quar.)
preferred
American
preferred
Corp,
preferred
6.25%
7%
Co..
2-15
2 U
2-28
2-23
$1.62V2
—
(quar.)
Can
2-3
2- .7
Theatres
(quar.)
preferred
2-3
3-17
3-15
3-15
60c
20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
3-10
2-15
$1.25
25c
87,/"C
5%
3V2%
preferred
3-1
2-28
4- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-1
t25c
t56c
_—
(quar.)
American
1st
5-16
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
American
6V2%
5-16
2-10
933Ac
pfd. (quar.)
common
(quar.)
Common
•
6-13
3-4
3-10
4- 1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aggregates Corp,
American
6-13
5c
2%<
tl5c
(quar.)__
preferred
2nd
4V2%
2%
dividend
preferred
from
v
3- 3
2- 9
:—
—
commcn_;
(quar.)
American
30c
(quar.)_—
.__
(quar.)—;
Co.—
at
2-23.
3-15
3-10
;«——
-
;
American
2
2-24
8c
75c
$1
25c
37'/2c
$1 02
,—
(quar.)
—
Stock
Aluminum
6
3-10
2-15
3-15
10c
(quar.)
dividend
Aluminium,
3-15
1
4-
2-15
1
3-31
37c
(reduced)—
Inc.
3- 1
3-
$30c
3-for-2 split
common
Mfg,
t
133/4C
45c
(quar.)
Co.
3-13
3-13
.2-24
3-10
.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Stock
3
4-
15c
Radio
3-17
'
3-15
-
(Chicago)
(Balt.)-^-
>...
r
_____
Corp.
Stores Corp,
(Louis)
Alsco,
1
3-
1
4-28
3-
17c
payment
,,
(increased)
approve
preferred
Aloha
3-10
1
13 %c
common
(quai./__
Corp.—
Corp.
Co.
2-14
;
•
+uc
.
(quar.)
Maintenance
(72V4C
Co., class A
Pictures
•*
:25c
75c
,
(quar.)
Dividend■ Funds
10-23
10-23
•
4- 1
4- 1
3-10
4- 1
$1.05
$1.15
35c
$1.25
--
—
Ltd.
22
10-j 3
Railway^—
Bay
(quar.)
Steel,
.
3-1
4- 3
3
preferred (quar.),
4.08%
3-15
3-24
4-
12 Vic
-
.
Hudson
Si
1
'
/
(quar.)___
common
11-
7
1
1
40c
$1.37'/a
(quar.)
Central
Canadian
Allis
3-15
25c "
,
preferred
Allis-Chalmers
3-15
30c
(quar.)
fct———
(quar.)___
-
Steel Co,
2-15
120c
.
,___
(quar,)
class
7-22
8-1
1111-
50c
*
and
A
(quar.)
4%
3-25
-
1
4-
1$0.476
(quar,)_
Tile
(quar.
class
on
(quar.)
Allied
1
time)
Foil
4-22
50c
50c
—
Gas
Gas
4-10
3-31
20c
(s-a)__
(quar.)
S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
(Increased-quar.)
S.
4-22
1
50c
B
.
preferred
Allied
•
4-10
3-
1
4-15
35c
...
America
and-class
A
(quar.)_
preferred
Allied
4-10
..
3
140c
1
common
B
A and class B
class
on
A
Chemical
4-10
4-
I
Extra
Stockholders
*
on-
1
4-22
Allied
3-15
.
1
$1.19-
(quar.-N
taken
55-
7-22
All
(Los Angeles)—
Chemical
t,
50c
50c
1
6%
6
20c
Ceramic
3- 3
„r■">
-
7
2-20
1
Algoma
4-14
1
$1.21;.
—
preferred (1958-59 series)
V2 % preferred (quar.);
United
••
4-14
1
5-
$1.1©
.__
:__
of
1-31
2-
3- 6
" 3-24
1
Allied
$1.14
common
Co.
2-15
8-
Allied
5-
.
i
1
; 2-28
62V2c
15c
(quar.)—
2-28
3-
3%
:
(quar.)
2-17
•-
8-
Common
6
3-
,
3-15
$1
(s-a)
Insurance
3-10
3-10
,3-1
5-
Algoma
3-9
4-
Extra
2-20
2-10
50c
5%
1
3-
basis)
(quar.)
6%
United
3-10,-
.
50c
5 V2 %
(quar.)
3-15
1
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
*
(quar.)—
1
4- 4,
50c
Alan Wood
2-28
.
110c
Cities Gas,
3-1
3-10 )
2-29
:
^
4.60%
1
3-31
15c
(quar.)_
United
-
3-1
u.i
7'/2c
5c
31 'Ac
10c
117c
Alabama Power Co—
proposal
a
United-Carr Fastener Corp.
44-
4- 4
,
3-15
Products, common
(quar.)
Corp, common
$5.50 preferred A (quar.)
3-15
.
3-31
$1.25
-
-
2-for-l
common
Carton
1
(quar.)_
Alabama
3-T.
(quar.j_l
&
130c
r~__
(quar.)
Extra
3-20
3-17
Board
'
2-3
1
4-
(quar.)
Class
3-10 -:
3-17
United
com.
3-1
4-
B
3-20
'
3-15
(quar.b
RR,
Ltd,
J38V8C137 Vac
(quar.)
B
Class
(Stock¬
common:.
Union Sugar Co.
6
35c
___
4-
'
1.
preferred
22 V2c
142»/2c
A
~
.*
3-6
1
3-
U.
-
6
4-
Pacific
.4%
2-17
1
-
(quar.)___
—
Extra on class
6
3-
4-
3-10
50c
—
1-
37 Vic
3-22
17y2c
J
2-23
preferred• (quar.)_,
3-22
6
2-24
3-
3-10
Class
2-28
v
3-10
12 Vic
Acceptance Corp.
Extra.*
7
3-15
22l/2c
;.
2-28
3-31
By-Products—
A
2-24
•
1$1.25
Brass'Mfg.
Alabama
Holders
3-15
Construction—
&
Reduction
Air
Class
3-15:
(increased)
(quar.)
Metal
&
When
Payable of Rec.
3-15
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Air Products
•
Class
-
9c
_
Trusts
3-15
50c
Sugar Refineries,
preferred
2-23"
.9c
'
3-
">Rc
quar.)__
5%
3-17
3-10'
50c
/•
—
General
3-15
10c
Corp.. (quar.)
Ag.new-Surpass Shoe Stores
'
& Trust
3-20
Gas—
(quar.)
4.18%
Co.,
3-31
3-31
(quar.)
Aeroquip
7-15
3-10
Co.—
___
(quar.)_
Insurance
i5C
____
i
12V2C
Realty & Construction
Toronto
3-10
4-
93%c
-
Inc.
(quar.)
A
Abrasive
.
3-17
a
3-24
18c
_
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(increased
(quar.)__
.
Betts
5c
7J/2c
Share
4.-20%
Corp.
(quar.)
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)
Trans-Canada Shares, class B bearer
$1.75
Products
.
30c
..
Towmotor
25c
_
4.08%
5.28%
&
Industries
Tishman
$1.12 Vi
'
(quar.)
•
$lrl3a
(quar.)
preferred
8
3-28
62'/2c
Paper, Ltd, com.
A
Missiles
3-31?
25c
common.:
1%
Chicago Ry.
Bank
3-16
.10-14
3-31
5c
.
(increased)—.
Union
(quar.
(quar.)
Industrial
Potomac
Public
Co.
Wayne
National
Progress
5%
3
3-15
vi'
1!
&
pref.
3-15..
,
5c
.
(quar.)_
Co.
preferred
3-
Trading Corp.—
preferred
Pittsburgh
4%
3
at
Co." (stock dividend)
Plastics (quar.)__
■
Premier
3-
1
deferred
Screw
Fittr.burgh
Textiles, Inc.,
3-24
$1.02Vi
-
payment
participating class A (quar.)__
Corp., 3%% preferred A (ouar.)
7%
3-10
35c
(quar.)
Philco
Pioneer
4-
time).
Petroleum
$1
7
Tliomas
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Island) (quar.)___
Pet Milk, common
(increased quar.)
4 Vi %
preferred (quar.)
J.
Phillips
3-
Utilities
Thomas
Co.—
common
on
3-21
Texas
35c
Water,
&
.
3-16
8-1
;
$0:196
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
3-
22V2c
shares
preferred
pref,
Acme
4-15
$1.27
$4.84
Corp.—
(quar.)
1.,
v
(quar. 1
$4.76
.
3%
Cement
5%
2
1
15c
Corp.
a
$4.56
3-13
3-
5-
£4.64 preferred (ouar.>4.-
3
1
3-28
3-28
"•
Power
$1.20
3-16
.25c
_
.
April 24
3-15
5c
Metal
dividend
4-14
:
;
2-20
2-20
(Jacksonville)—•
Semi-annual
Feninsular
1
1
,' r
Service, $4; preferred
$4.56
2-24
3-
Baldwin
Acadia-Atlantic
2-23
1
.
;
1
7
1.
4.
35c
3
37Vic
3-
3-16
25c
(guar.)
stock
com.
3-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores,
&
Endorsed
Abitibi
.3-10
5-
\>
12 VaC
(quar.)__
4-
t
;
3-30
6c
3-
1
:
4-
.
Transmission
Electric
3-17
3-10
(quar.)
Inc.—
4'/2%
4-
(quar.)
Light, $4 pfd.
preferred (quar.)__
20c
(quar.)
Insurance
3-15
(quar.)
.
3-
4-
amp,
3-15
:
'
Texas
3-17
75c
$1.25
common
(quar.)
Alexander
3
3-15
(quar.)_
1
•:
3
3-
1
(Conn.)
holders will vote
1
Class
(quar.)
Eastern
4-
5c
of Company
Inc.
D,
4-
1
;—
common
L
3-28 L,
4-
(quar.)_-
Tex-Tube, Inc.,
3
3-10
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
this week, these being given in the
Industries
F.
4-15
183/4C
3-
25c
_
A
3iy4c
(quar.)^„____
Corp.
3-
give the dividends announced in previous
not:
ACF-Wrigley
3-20
4-
(quar.)
class A
3-15
+22Vic
(quar.)__—
3-10
3
,
preferred^
i
3-24
Per
Name
C.
Akron
1
20c
' '
I
1
1
4-
$1.07
quar.)__.
Products Co.
3
4-
15c
v
A.
Class
common
15c
(quar.)
4-
3-10
$1.25
30c
.
3-10 r
75c
(quar.)
$5.08
(quar.)
1
$1.16 »/4
3-
$2
(quar.)
Products
4-
_
Texas Power &
Facific
3-10
.
Electric
Tennessee
Paramount
Oregon
3-+U
1
$1.25
B
Texas
125c
Corp. (quar.)
Products, Ltd. (quar.
1
Corp.—
A
3-
preceding table.
1
$1.12 «/2
receipts ordinary-—
class A___;__
:
Corp.
2-28
1
announced
4-
25c
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio, class A
3-10
25c
Gas
dends
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
depositary
preferred
2-28
2-28
3-15
;
Corp, class A
we
4-
:___
Chemical Corp., common
$4.50
Below
4-
—
Sunstrand
2-28
3-17
4-
150c
America
2-24
4-
37Vic
of
6
3-15
50c
120c
___—
(qu?.r.)
&
Sun
2-28
(quar.)
Park & Curry
c
(quar.)
Class B
Tecumseh
(s-a)
(quar.)
Insurance
Ontario Steel
$4
N.
Cranberries,
Flour
Water
Olin
of
Co.
Specialty
Ogilvie
Ohio
payment
common
Life- insurance
Spray
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mills,
Lothrop,
Research
25c
Tappan Company (quar.)
!___
Taylor Instrument Cos. (quar.)—-
on
time).
Occidental
American
&
preferred
weeks and
1
Lloyds, Ltd.—
Stonecutter
3-15
3-15
2-24
4-
$1.19
56y4c
(quar.)
&
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
57y2c
(quar.)__
preferred
1
3-15
1
Electric—
Finance Corp.,
4-
2
(quar.)
5%
2-15
Manufacturing—
taken
B
Superior
2-28
action
6%
&
1
2-28
j
(quar.)
3-iO
(quar.)
(increased
preferred
Stewarts
...
75c
4-1.,
11-
Loan
.Class
3-31
(Milw.)—
—
&
2-28
3-31
$0.3281V4
(quar.)
National Insurance
2-
31V»C
Common
75c
State
1
3-
3-15
preferred
2-27
37 '/2c
Quarterly
1
3-10
3-
Quarterly
7
$1
3-17
2-28
(quar.)
Financial
3-
2
preferred
Woodward
Power—
Co.,
1
3-15
$1.20
$1.10
York
$1.20
Electric
2-28
4-
3-10
1
3-15
(quar.)
Co.
3-15
$1.12,/2
~
Wolverine Mouldings (quar.)
Wood Newspaper Machinery
6
15c.
preferred. (quar.)
Standard
3-15
3-15
3-30
50c
4-
3-17
.
2-28
25c
(quar.)
;
Electric
preferred
Standard
.
1
6V4C
»
-—
(quar.)
Co.
5%-
3-
3-10
$1.18%
preferred
.4.65%
3-21
4-
(quar.)J
common
(Chicago)
Chemistry
3-31
27c
-—
Quarterly
Nucleonics
1
55c
preferred
Northwestern
3
3-
:—30c
:
(quar.)
North west. Airlines,
3-
3-14
3
3-16
(quar.)_-
Royalty
4.28%
3-10
75c
3-
4-
1
1
V
3-
4.76%
» ;
3-17
42 V2c
preferred
Southwestern
55c
A
(Ohio),
Northern Trust.Co.
Office
4.80%
Southland
2-16
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Mining Corp.
Northern
this
preferred
2-16
-
(increased-quar.).
Auction,
Electronics,
Newmont
(No
4.75%
;
1
—
Newark Telephone
Old
5
3-
30c
.
4'/2%
&
3-
1,
4-15
$1.12V2
(quar.)_
preferred
Yosemite
(quar.)
1
(quar.)_
New Haven Gas Co.
Oak
4-
Common
3-
England Electric System (quar.),
New England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
New Hampshire Insurance Co. (quar.)
5»/4%
■
3-13
1
5614 c
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
4.80%
this
(quar.)__
Indiana
4-
3-
conv.
57y2c
(quar.)
Water,
3-
3-10
(quar.)
4.40%
___,
Insurance
3-
3-15
3-10
(quar.)1
Co, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4V2%
Gas—
&
preferred
3-
^
(quar.)
New
6%
■.
1
Gas
Southern
,
•
National State Bank
2-14
62 V2
&
Water, common
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
'■r$5
A
Pittsburgh
12 Vic
.
Extra
New
Southern
10c
(Nashville)
Newark'
South
1
3-15
Accident Insurance
&
1
9-
3-20
■
National
3
(quar.)
prefeired
3-
3-15
$1.50
.
3-
(quar.)
Carolina
1-
4-14
75c
(quar.)
South
2
30c
(quar.)..-.
common
B
1
30c
(quar.)
Oil Corp.
3-
50c
(quar.)
Register Co.
Lines
&
preferred
4.50%
3-31
10c
—
div.
City
13c
(quar.)
2-10
3
div.
National
preferred
3
Stock
National Gas
3-17
1$1.75
3-
3-20
,
(increased-quar.)
4-
Stock
National
3-17
1
(optional)
Electric
3-
County) —
___.
1
(quar.).'
Fund
15c
;——.——
Quarterly
4-
(quar.)__
class A
20c
:
;
Cable
&
Mfg.,
(L'dson B)
1
4-
(quar.)
at
3-
3-20
$1.10
J15c
75c
$1.25
50c
$1.31 Vt
35c
85c
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Michigan Power—
4V2% preferred (quar.)J
Wisconsin Power & Light—
;
25c
3-'
Utilities—
Motor
4(4%
6
10c
deferred
(resumed)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Whirlpool Corp, common
Publishing Corp.—
.
Simplicity
3-22
3-
6
3-24
(payment
time.)
3-29
3-16
*
1
3-
3-20
•).'"!
preferred (quar.)
Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Steel, common
5V'-»%
3-10
25c
(Canada), 7% pfd.
preference
50c
:
(quar.)_
Simmons-Boardman
%$3
3-
$1.12 V2
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist
3-30
3-20
t35c
JlOc
50c
20c
preferred
White
2-27,
„
3-241
4-
3-
,3-20
15c
Ltd.
Equipment,
Kentucky Gas
4.40%
Inc.—
(quar.)
Shell
3
._——
(quar.)
Corp.
4-14
6-
3-
3-10
4-15
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
:
West Texas
3-23
3-24
12%c
3
_____
(quar^
Waukesha.Motor Co.
2
3-10
10c
(quar.)
3-
——--
(quar.)
System
Waterous
5%
1
Co.
(quar.)
Products
(Hiram)
Westeel
4c
8
3-22
3-25
32'/2C
$1.25
$1.01
$1.03
$1.05
1 15c
————
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(s-a)_
2
3-20
j25c
35c
37V2C
7V2c
A—!
class
3-
.
(quar.)
Quarterly
3-15
15c
Association
;
(Phoenix, Ariz.)—'
3-15
1
'
3-15
4-28
5c
(quar.)
3-
:
(quar.)_______.l
Nalley's, Inc.
Natco
—
'
3-29
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Frank G.)
25c
—
_'
1
1
4-
3-30
4-
12 V2c
;*
(quar.)—32c
(quar.)—
preferred
Walker
2-28
3-15
West
t$1.43%
(initial)
Quarterly
$1.25
22J/2c
12(/2c
(quar.)
1
4-
$1.41'A.
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Food
Waldorf
3-21
'
4-
$1.25
—
__
25c
25c
(quar.):
quar.)
4-
3
3-21
3
3-10
25C
3-
Electric & Power—
$4.20
Vita
3
4-
5c
3-29
15c
20c
4-
10c
122'/2c
(quar.)
$5 pfd.
Mountain States Tel.
Murphy Corp.
$1
30c
3
.4-10
preferred (quar.)
$4.04 preferred (quar.)$4.12 preferred (quar.)——
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lyr
$1,"
—
1_
class A com.
+22V2C
.
5-
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6
3-
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preferred series A
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1
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund, Inc. (quar.)
Security Title Insurance (Los Angeles)—
6
(quar.)
Motor
5-
3-
(quar.)—
—-——
Light, $1.28 pfd.
Corp.
3-20
3-27
$5
'
3-10
(quar.>_
Pictures
^$4.50
6,
3-
$1.75
& Co.
Corp.
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3'
3-20
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&
Greenleaf,
Shawmut
.
1
com, (initial)_
subject to ap¬
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3-20
3-15
$1.05
__
9
3-21
4-
Savage Arms Corp
1
6
3-
proval of stockholders April 11.)
3-20
/
new
split
4-
4-
3-
3-23
4-21
12l/ac
(quar.)_
common
Products
Inc,
Virginia
3
10c
87'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(John)
stock
4-
1
7
50c
75c
—
preferred
(William H.), Inc.,
(Four-for-one
3-15
40c
(quar.)
A
1st
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
Viewlex
—
of Rec.
1
3-31
>
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Ltd.—•
(Canada),
convertible
3
75c
$1.37V2
(quar.)
(quar.)
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Class
V.)
(A.
Rorer
Brewery, Ltd.—
Montgomery
Telephone Corp.,
Oil
Power &
Vanity Fair Mills
for
quar.)
Holders
4-
40c
30c
preferred (quar.)
Vapor Heating
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___'_
3-31
15c
15c
common
2-20
3-
preferred
5.65%
6
3-31
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Itolsen's
1
4-
Co
Mississippi River Fuel
3%%
4-
50c
45c
(quar.)
3-14
3
5%
shares
(quar.)_——__
3-15
(quar.)
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1
3-
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40c
—
(quar.)
common
preferred
Factors
•Minneapolis
Riegel Paper Co.
4-
15c
(quar.)
Inc.
4-
it 15c
(two
(increased
62V2C
Louis)
Valley National Bank
held)__
Corp.
preferred
5%%
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-10
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(quar.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Midland-Ross
shares
2%
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Machine
>.
30c
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4- 4
-
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McGraw-Hill
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1
4%% preferred A (quar.)
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- •
31 "A c
$1.12V2
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McDermott
3-
38c-
Voting common (quar.
'-'Dividend obligation (quar.)—__—__
—
Association—
Utah
Corp. (quar.)____
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.w.
(quar.)
Protective
three
each
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(quar.)
Massachusetts
Universal
3-14
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to about
=.
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Steel
1
Dock—
Dry
&
1
4-
dividend)
dividend)
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preferred (quar.)
Masonite
;
•
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depositary share)
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4Vi %
will amount
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4'/2%
for-the-year
payment
4-
127 >/aC
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of Pioneer Aerodynamics Systems, Ind.
3-31
Ltd.—
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(quar.)
When
Payable
12V2c
,
—
Universal Marion Corp, common
'
Marconi International Marine Communication
(Final
,
125c
4»/2%
,
pfd.
i—
(quar.)
3-14
—
(quar.)______—
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Corp.
Utilities
138c
Co., Ltd.,-. 5%
(s-a)
(quar.)
Reclaiming
Rubber
S.
1
Mines, Ltd.
American shares—
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Raymond
3-27
4-
A
preferred
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4-
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3-31
65%c
llV4c
50c
»
25c
—
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(quar.)
& Co.
1
45c
(quar.)
Corp., class A
(G. B.)
(R. H.)
3-
5 Vi %
3-15
1
U.
4-
v
(quar.)__
Quebec Telephone
+6c
—
--
Inc., common
preferred
Macke
1
:_
Truck,
Macy
—
(initial),.
B
Extra
Mack
(quar.)
Paper, Ltd.-—
3-15
1/
4-
*
$2
■
5%
Macassa
12'/2c
„(quar.)
common
Per
Share
Nqjne of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
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When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Volume 193
Number
6033
The Commercial and Financial
»
Per
Name of
American
Class
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ordinary
American'Home
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3c
preferred
Machine
Maize-Produccs
preferred
&
Foundry
Beau
Metal
Climax,
4'A%
preferred
com.
Meter
Motors
American
News
American
Photocopy
(3-ior-l
Co.
Corp.
stock
common
Chemical,
preferred A '(quar.)__
President nines,
Radiator
Common
2-17
share
1
-4-17
penses
6-
1
5-22
3-15
2-28
(quar.)
Bell
3-0
4-14
7-1
0-14',
30c
3-15
3-
$1
3-15
$1.25
3-15
3-
Class
1
'
(quar.)
$1.25
3-20
Bag
B
7%
20c
-
2-10
2-10'
2-17.
31'Ac
3-
1
2-17
Black-Clawson
40c
3-
3
2-20
Black
&
American Smelting & Refining (quar.)
American Steel Foundries (quar.)
50c
2-28
2-10
Black
Hills
40c
3-15
2-20
4.20%
American
10c
3-
2-13
4.75%
'
Stock
Stores
Co.
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
.
(quar.)__
preferred
American
Telephone
&
Telegraph
American
Title
Insurance
American Vitrified
American
•
(increased
Water
(Miami)
Writing
American
Co.,
Anchor
$4.50
$1.75
preferred
Anchor
Post
Anderson
(quar.)
pfd.
A
Merchandising Corp.
common
(monthly)
Class
A
3-
Bnss
1
3-
343/rc
,
1
3-
1
2-15
2-24
Bohn
12'/2c
3-20
$2.25
7-
25c
3-
3
3
Argo Oil Corp.
Corp.
Argus
class
Arizona
3-
*3-15
3-
4
t7'Ac
37'/2c
preferred
$2.75
preferred
B
preferred
stock
$3.75
30c
3-
1
1-20
Bridge
3-
1
1-31
27'Ac
3-
1
1-31
59c
3-
1
1-31
Oil
5.25%
Co.
1
1-31
British
1-31
British
American
1
1-31
3-
Atlanta
Gas
(quar.)_
1
1-31
free
2-23
positary
2-23
about
:4'A%
preferred
4.60%
preferred
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Refining
Atlas
Life
RR.
__i
Insurance
Gold
Co.
5%
(B.
5%
T.)
Selburn
1st
2-
1
3-
6
3-31
3-10
3-15
2-20
3-15'
Oil
&
&
Ohio
Common
1
217
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3-13
3
3
2-
2-21 "
3-
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i
1
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3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
Central
4-
3
3-15
Central
3-
1
2-15
Central
Steel
Central
•
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,
9-30
12-30
2':'4.
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3-
2-16
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pfd.
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2-17
2-28
2-15
3-
2-15
25c
non-cum.
3-17
10c
—
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,
l'A%
1
3-30
3-
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(quar.)^
62'Ac
&
Sharpe
Bruning
3
3-13
4-1
3-22
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3-
1
2-15
t36c
3-
1
Ltd.—
Co.
__:
(quar.)
(reduced)
2-15
-
20c
preferred
6-19
-
$5
9-18
8-18
$1
3-20
2-17
(quar.i,
common
National
4
3-10
4-
4
3-10
3-10
4%%
3-10
Buftalo
4-
4
3-10
4-
4
3-10
50c
10%
Ltd.
Bulova
Inc.
Watch
3-
4%
3-25
$1
4-20
3-25
4-20
3-25
$1.75
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4-20
3-25
&
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50c
—_
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3-15
3-
3
3-
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1
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1
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1
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3-
1
2-
8
10c
3-15
3-
1
4-
3-20
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20c
33-
1
3-1
3-
3-15
15c
—
$1.25
35c
3-
•
2-28
1
2-
Co.
15c
3-31
3-15
3-
1
3-
1
2-
87'Ac
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-21
12'Ac
3-10
2-24
75c
4-3
3-17
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Clark
Clark
3
Cleveland
1
2-
3
3-
1
2-
3
$4.50
1
2-
3
4-
6
7-29
7-
6
Common
$12'Ac
10-27
10-
6
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3-15
Eurrard
Dry Dock,
Burroughs Corp.
Ltd.,
class A
Terminal
Buildings
Bush
Terminal
Co.
dividend
Business
Men's
—
(quar.)
Bush
———:
Assurance
Bymart-Tintair,
Co,
of
50c
3-20
3-10
America-
preferred
(quar.)
—
12'Ac
3-15
2-24
3-
1
California Eastern
California
Electric
5%
preferred.
5%
convertible
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Power
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common
:.
Aquar.)
(quar.)_;
preferred
convertible
convertible
preierred
<quar.)„_—
(quar.)__
California-Western States Life Ins. Co.
Stock
dividend
3-16
2-24
21c
3-
1
2-
3
2 2'Ac
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
(s-a)
3-15
3-
1
27c
3-15
3-
3-15
3-
1
40c
3-15
2-24
10%
4-17
3-15
30c
,—
(quar.)
3
3-31
3-14
7
3-20
4-
3-31
3-20
3-29
3-
1
3-
4
2-
7
3-
1
2-17
3-14
2-21
3-31
3-10
4-
3
3-15
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1
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3-
1
2-18
2-15
5-15
8-15
3-17
3-15
2-27
2-15
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1
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1
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3-
1
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3-15
2-21
--
3-15
2-21
3-15
2-24
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3-15
3-
1
4-
1
3-
6
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-25
3-10
Illuminating
(quar.)
Co.,
&
50c
87'Ac
50c
$1.75
$1
25c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)___—
(interim)—
common
(quar.)—
(quar.)
________—
(quar.)_
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(N.
(quar.)
Corp.
87 Ac
30c
12c
15°
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(quar.)
1
3-17
4-
1
3-17
3-30
3-15
3-10
2-28
3-31
(accum.)
_
3-15
1
2-17
2-28
2-14
(qvar.)—
(quar.)
(reduced)
common,
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)-
i
Broadcasting System
Carbon
Co.
Enterprises,
Combined Insurance Co.
3-
2
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-, 1
2-15
1--
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3-
1
2-15
35c
3-10
2-24
60c
(quar.)
3-10
2-15
t!5c
(quar.)
of America
1-31
3-29
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
1-31
3-10
62^c
—*—
Colorado Milling & Elevator Co.
3-10
7'Ac
15c
50c
—
Colonial Sand & Stone, Inc.
4%
3-
5%
Colonial Corp. of America
Stock
dividend
Stores,
4-
Co.
Aoceptance Corp., class A
Combined
7
3-
$1.12'A
common
(quar.)__^—.——
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Columbian
4-
3-24
25c
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35c
$1.12'A
10%
——
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preferred
Columbia
1
1
Co.—
1
27'Ac
Insurance
r
Colgate-Palmolive
Colonial
25c
(quar.)_—
,preferred
5%
25c
(stock
(quar.)
3-30
3-
5-
•
$1.25
17'Ac
—
Iron,
4-15
3-20
—
Cole National Corp.—
Colonial
2-17
(quar.)—
—
guaranteed
Collins-Aikman
2-28
2-17
1
_____
guaranteed
coca-Cola
1
3-
$1.25
—
——
preferred
2-10
2-17
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
20C
3-10
Pittsburgh RR.—
Peabody
$3.50
:—.————
3-15
2-20
25c
62'Ac
30c
——
(quar.)
regular
4%
2-15
3
1
.
(quar.)
special
7%
1
2-
4-
$1.12'A
$1
87'Ac
22c
$1.50
(quar,)
(quar.)___—
7%
2-17
2-27
2-24
3-10
25c
(quar.)
preferred
3-25
3-
2-15
3-15
$1.06
,—$1.18%
(quar.).,
Electric
2-28
35c
3
2-23
$50c
—————
4%
Cluett
3-
7'Ac
■■■—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4-20
2%
—
____
dividend)
4%
—
Employees
25c
IOC
(quar.)
(stock
Increased
2-24
1
3-15
25c
(quar.)
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s-?.)
C'eveland &
'
2-14
4>
1
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Burton-Dixie Corp.
Cash
(quar.)_—,_
45c
1
3-16
3-
30c
—
3-
3-31
l'A%
(quar.)—
Corp
Cliffs
Cleveland
3-
dividend)
1-31
3-15
30c
—____—_
(quar.)_-_—!—
Equipment (quar.)—
3-
$1.12'A
+
—
2-28
(stock
—
Controller
$1
4-27
——
—___
2-28
3-15
$1.12'A
dividend
4'A%
12 'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd
3-13
common
(Chattanooga, Tenn.)—
Service
$1.05
—i—
2-28
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)_'
Co.
preferred
Finance
Stock
3
$12'Ac
preferred
Company,
5.40%
21c
5%
6
30c
(quar.)
3-10
3-31
25c
(increased quar.)
Bank—
preferred
,City Water
'
3-10
(quar.)
2-15
38c
25'Ac
(increased)-.
—
preferred
'Civic
2-13
___.
1
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$1.12'A
Corp.
preferred
conv.
I
2-a«
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2-20
3-
53c
$1.25
$1.37'A
65c
City Title Insurance (N. Y.)
(extra)____—■
10c
Ciiy Trust Co. iBridgeport, Conn.) (quar.)__
•
40c
2-14-
2-28
1
3-10
3-10
(increased)—
Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
&
5%
in¬
—
3-10
1
1City Investing Co., 5'A% preferred
JCity Products Corp. (quar.)—
2-14
1
2-24
4-
—_—
2-15
Common
4'/2%
2-14
2-14
•
America
preferred
3'A%
Civil
—
2-20
1
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
'
5%
preferred (quar.)
y.'S
1
1
40c
(quar.)
3-15
2-28
$1.16
Corp., common
5%
3-
preferred
3-31
(increased)
$1.25
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)—__—__—12'Ac
Chrysler Corp. (quar.)—________—
25c
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Inc. (quar.)
40c
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 4% pfd. (quar.)_^
$1
Cincinnati Milling Machine, com.
(quar.)___
40c
(
4% preferred (quar.)
$1
f
3-10
15c
quar.)_
44-
10c
35c
California-Pacific
*
'
4-
3-
10c
preferred
2-14
2-28
Chicago Title & Trust Co.
10c
-
Industries, common
preferred (quar.)—;
2-28
6
4-
—„—
2-15
1
—_——_—.—
(quar.)
3-31
3-17
Co.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
3
f45c
(quar.)
—
2-28
35c
(quar.)
(Montreal)—
Co.
(quar.)
4-20
1
10c
net
2-
3-31
4-28
2-28
Common-(reduced)
5%
preferred
(quar.)___
2-15
1
*
from
2-15
1
2-16
4-28
59%c
.
3-15
3-
—
Burlington
3'/a%
1
35c
_■
3-
25c
(quar.)____**ur,
38c
$1.12'A
Chesebrough-Pond,
Inc.
(quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—-—,—
Chicago Great Western Ry.—
\
12-30
3
3-15
$1.25
(quarterly
2-15
30c
Company
preferred
4'A%
(quar.)—__——————
income)
vestment
3-
3-15
3-
3-
•
Fund,
Bullock
2-15
2-28
35c
pfd.—
non-cum
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. common
1
70c
Co
Bullock's,
3-
3-15
$1.60
(quar.)
Forge
B.)
Trust
Chenango
—
quar.)
2-15
+13c
(quar.)—
(quar.)_____
of
4'A%.preferred
4
—
(reduced
2-15
2-28
|5c
dividend
4
—
(quar.)
Co.
(A.
Chemetron
4-
.__
common-
preferred
1
$10c
class A
Co.
Wire
&
Manhattan
4-
-
Company,
2-27
3-
2-28
>
Service
Power
preferred
conv.
Chartered
--
60c
(quar.)_—_—
5-19
8-18
.
$1.06
.___—.___
.—
(quar.i
6-19
9-18
,
Equipment Corp.
(quar.)
Ltd.
2-17
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Canada),
-
9
5%
(initial
3-10
$1.12%
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)
Champlin Oil & Refining—
——
4-
(quar.)
Drug
prior
5-19
20c
:
3-20
20c
common
,
4-10
6-
__—
(dhar.)
2-10
5c
70c
Paper & Fibre,
preferred (quar.)
Stock
95c
com.-
1
60c
(quar.)
Industries
Century
$3
(quar.)____.
new
2-20
2-20
3-
40c
—T—
& South West Corp.
Chance
(quar.)
___^
Mfg.
Corp.,
preferred
Burns
~
3
Chase
$37'Ac
—
(Charles)
Brunswick
4.20%
-
3-
4
will
(quar.)___
3-10
3-13
30c
Electric
preferred
Maine
$4.50
____
.
(quar.)
4-
to
—
(quar.)
Budd
3-10
1
3
Gas—
Buckeye Pipe Line
10-15
1-15-62
60c
—
4-
de¬
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Public
Chattanooga Gas
pfd.
2-17
56'Ac
Champion
5c
1
30c
.
4-14
Distillers Oorp.—
preferred
Brunswig
4-1
r
7^15
•
4.50%
$$1.19
5.60%
2-14
3-20
3-10
+25c
Transformer
(quar.)
B
$5
v
4-15
30c
Taunton
preferred
Brown
3-15
(quar.)
Bath Iron Works
Central
Chamberlin
(quar-.)
A
4%
3-15
quarterly
Corp.
3
—
Co.,
Class
3-13-
_•
Banque Canadienne National
Barden
3-
tlOC
—
Class
'
25c
Bank of Montreal
Barber-Greene
1
$56c
(Phila.)
1
3-31
45c
(quar.)
4-
K
Packers, Ltd.—
Edison
preferred
$62c
Co.
5
40c
(quar.)
Illinois
(quar.)—
preferred
Brown-Forman
1
2-
5
4.64%
3
$53c
dividend—
•
1-
40c
(quar.)
preferred B
Central
J25C
(final)
2-14
(quar.)
3'
(quar.)
Street. Trust
$3.80
50c
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis
2-15
1
3-
t$l
ordinary
1
3-
$28c
Light, common
preferred (quar.)
4'A%
J69c
(s-a)
3-
2-15
12'Ac
—
Central Illinois
:
depositary
per
2-17
(quar.)
Service.
3-
(quar.).
Ltd.,
^ar^e
4(75%
t
p.?
1-31
.
share,
Brooklyn Union Gas Co., $5.50 pfd. A (quar.)
50c
preferred
Increased
3-
3-
25c
Electric,
Bank Building &
14c
1
iq
25C
dividend
expenses
3-
Ltd.—
Gas
Products Ltd.,
Products
25C
After
$17c
t20c
Ltd.
1—••
(quar.)_
amount
2-28
Co.—
Inc.
4-
(quar.)
Oxygen,
Brockton
3-15
™.
155c
'
$1
Francisco)
A
6.40%
3-
$1
America
'Ciolanrj
2,-28
$62.'Aty; b'4r"L;
tax.
2-15
2-28
'.
Central
'
,
"itoUf)'
will
2-15
2-28
—
I
(quar.)!
31c
per
3-16
Central Electric & Gas—
capital
com.
2-28
2-28
(quar.)_
| Extra
in¬
—.—
Columbia
&
Asbestos,
Ceco Steel
8
2-28
3-15
3-30
Trust
A
(quar.)
preferred
5-
1
3-30
3-30
3-15
ilOc
(quar.)
Products,
3-13
5-15
4-14
4-14
$25c
(quar.)'
Company
Pirie Scott
Carter
2
2-9
4-
(quar.)
income
about
3-1
t30c
(quar.)
preferred
4'A%
2-17
2-
12VzC
7
4.80%
Common
3-1
6
3-16,
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
Carson
"
Brockton
/
2-17
(quar.)
(San
■ _
.
1
(quar.)
of
I-
«
3-15
87'/ac
(quar.)
____
4'A%
.
Catelli Food
Ltd.—
pence
preferred
Stock
3-
preferred
preferred
to
preferred
Broad
1
2-17
preferred
Bank
3-
2-17
non-cumulative
7%
12-20
1
3-15
Carpenter Steel
(quar.)
Carrier Corp., common (quar.)
Ordinary—
7
4%%
British
1
non-cumulative
r
2-10
r 4-
4%
4'A%
1
3-15
4%
4'
2-10
(quar.)
(reduced)
Hydro
6
3-
3
3-31
(s-a)i
Extra
preferred
(quar.)_.
preferred :(quar.)_
Class
2-20
1
3-
30c
Gas,
non-cumulative
'3-
3-31
4-
t$9
.
class A
class
Natural
preferred
Cassiar
—
preferred
British
(quar.l__
(quar.)
RR
15c
2-20
3-15
3-
oOc
(quar.)_
preferred A
preferred
2-1.1
93 %C
dividend
exps.
preferred
5%
1
(reduced)
Bangor
„
3-
iqusr.#__
Inc.—
Common
4%
3-1
3-31"
110c
„
(quar.)__
Ltd
(stock
1
8'/2%
t$2
)S-a)_l_^_
$75c
Ltd.,
$72'Ac
4'/2 %
9
$1.15
—
_
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
Baltimore
2-
3-
(quar.)-
convertible
5%%
4-%
3-24
$1.12'A r
_
Products, 30c
Company
Bailey
5»/2 %
3-17
45c
(quar.)
Collieries
Babbitt
2-15
1
2-20
Mines, Ltd.
Products
F
3-15
3-4
___
Service,
3-18
3-
37 'Ac
.share.)
30c
Powder
3-17
3-31
20c
British Columbia Electric, Ltd.—
$l-.ll
(Tulsa,
;
Electric
S
1
4-
65c
._
Automatic Steel
B
9
2-15
$4 r>o
preferred
quarterly
Quarterly
Ayshire
2-
$1.50
Kv
Co.
3-31
75c
3-15
2-
Carpenter Equipment (quar.)
Carey (Philip) Mfg. (quar.)
Carpenter Paper Co. (quar.)_i
2-15
2-10
1
(s-a)
preferred
5'/a%
3-15
3,
t$1.25
Ry.
Canal-Randolph Corp.
3-15
+
Quarterly"
Avon
3-10
3-
$1.25
.__
common
5%
British
amount
37'Ac*
Quarterly
Auto
6
62VaC
$1.31'A
com. " (quar.)
(Conn.)
Co..
Corporation,
Aunor
3-
25c
(quar.)—"—
Ltd., common
Line
Atlas
Atlas
After
t30c
(s-a)—
Line
1
1
3-15
per
depositary share)
Ordinary (final payment of one shilling
per
share, free of British income tax.
3-15
3- 3
40c
25c
(quar.)__
fquar.):
Coast
*
2-zd
1
4-
35c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Increased
3-15
3-17
25c
—
common
preferred
Western
J68%c
Ltd.
depositary
25c
.
(quar.)—
5'A%
Canadian
share.
7 1/lOc
of
4'A%
preferred
Atlantic Acceptance,
2-25
25c
long-term
of
3-15
4%
Line
Oil,
3-15
93%c
Corp.,
(quar.)
Light,
3-10
4-
3,
2-10
3-
(quar.)
Investment
Corp.,
Carborundum
for. depositary
Tobacco
payment
22'Ac
—
(quar.)
4.44%
Atlantic
(Interim
—
Air
Tire
(quar.)
American
1
3-
in stock)
Charlotte
Canadian
(quar.)
preferred
3-
Associated Transport. 6% cony. pfd. < accum.)
Associates Investment Co. (quar.)—&
3%%
75c
Goods
preferred
2-20
3-25
3-
*
net
(quar.)
1
2-25
2-24
3-
t20c
preferred
3-
4-
from
c'o.
utd.
International
Pacific
$1.40
.3-24
common
Canadian
$1.06'A
12 'Ac
Extia
5%
2-28
'
$20c
Hydrocarbons,
*.-_o
25c
(quar.)
(Canada)
Co.
preferred
35c
&
2-20
Sons
&
3-
$1.16'A
(quar.)
3-
2-28
,
1
$15c
L.d.,
4%
(quar.)._!
25c
(quar.)___
Corp.
2-15
3-16
Manufacturing (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., common
(interim)
—1-
Ltd.
Dry
Atlanta
$2.90
J.)
$1.08%
common
1
4-
3-31
Investment, Ltd. (quar.)—
canauian
1
3-15
15c
Ltd.—
Co.
2-20
3-
-
3-15
2-15
1
tile
Electric
General
1,
4-15
i30c
;
Insurance
1
(quar.)
(quar<,)'_^___t._—
preferred
60c
Refining, common
$5 preferred (quar.)
:_____
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
Associated
preferred
68%c
(quar.)
(payable
Corp.,
Ashland
;
General
ueneral
3-15
3-
3-
t42'/ac
(s-a)_
(quarterly
Canadian
3-
4-
J 15c
Inc.
income)
3,
$80c
jp.
Co.
3-27
3-15
3
B__
Ltd.—
F
to
2-15
4-15
3-
3-
4-
+17'/aC
3-
1
B
1
1
4-
Extra
40c
.
class
Canadian General Securities,
Class B
3-31
Brillo
(quar.)
6
3
1
$30c
(quar.)___—
4-10
$1.25
—
North America,
62'Ac
Power,
(quar.)
from
of
& Tank
;
*■
Artesian Water, class A common
Arvin Industries
(quar.)
Asbestos
Corp.
(E.
iquar.)__
Rubber
Year-end
_
Bowater
Brach
3-
•
split
Constable
3-
15c
37c,
2-10
Corp. (quar.)
Cork Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Armstrong
Corp.
21c
3-14
Armstrong
Arnold
plus
come
._
Gas
3-21
gains)
30c
Steel
Armco
-<•.
5'/2 %
._
Western
2-for-l
2-27
F'und
2-10
6'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
2-20
1
$1.12'/2
Co., class A
(quar.)
(16c from net investment
1
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
2-
1
Concrete
5%
—
Gas, common
Brass
expenses
2-17'
(quar.)
Arkansas Louisiana
4.65%
and
3-1
(quar.)_
A
$2.50
Arkansas
2-10
5
50c
(quar.)
$4.35
9
3-
Canadian
1
4-
3
3-
(quar.j___l
Canadian
4-
3-
4-
(increased)—
Resources,
series
Fund,
Canadian
3-
ordinary (final)—
will amount to about $.033 per
depositary share
after
British
income
tax
3-3
3-
1
25c
Borden
,
4-5
3r
2-17
1
Dividend
—______
Co.
&
Boscon
■"
1
3-15
3-
40c
2-10
3-
1,
B
investment
15c
(quar.)
Bostic
—
preferred
$2.40 preferred
Class
2-15
4-
$50c
(quar.)
Canadian
3-
40c
3-15
(partic.)
(quar.)
$2.36
2-17
2-15
(quar.)
Co.
Aluminum
30c
preferred
preferred
1
3-10
4-
t$1.10
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Fairbanks-Morse
A
1
3-15
35c
3-30
.
Preferred
Airplane
Fisheries
2
Class
3-
Holding, Ltd.
.
Collieries
Canadian
3-
15c
(quar.)
Borax
,
4
Celanese, Ltd.
preferred
$1.18%
6c
Company (quar.)_^_,
Borg-Warner Corp., 3'A% .preferred
t30c
(increased-quar.)
Service
2-17.
(Mo.)—
3-16
1"
(quar.) _;
Public
2-17
1
lc
3-
6c
(quar.)kli
Co.
part'16.
Common
$1.10
1
3-
(increased)
3-31
(quar.)
A
(increased-quar.)
com.
3-
5%
40C
3-22
*
Ltd.,
2-15
60c
12'/2C
^
Pools'"
$3
1
1
25c
25c
;____
Anglo-Newfoundland Developm't, Ltd. (quar.)'-
Farm's,
3-
IOC
53'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)_w.
Corp.—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone,
Arden
Co.
Bootn
6-26
3-15
43%c
Inc.
Archer-Danifels-Midland
17'/2C
6c
Laughlin, Inc.
Boeing
Oil—
Inc.
3-
!
Gas_
&
Ltd.,
Canadian
3-15
Bros. Tobacco, 6%
pref. (quar.)—
Bell, Inc. (quar.)
Blyvooruitzicht Gold Mining, American shs.
2-15
Cable,
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.
Canadian
Bloch
3-10
40c
(quar.)
Radio
Anthony
&
&
2-17
3-31
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.60%
Wire
Canada
1
1
(monthly)
Blaw-Kncx
3-1C
3-17
•
3
3-15
(quar.)
3-
Blackstone
3-10
3-23
\
Tt
4-
(quar.)
Ltd.
Lines,
Ltd.
$1.18%
Class
2-10
Vinegar,
5-
(quar.)
Blackman
37'Ao
(s-a)__i
preferred
Anheuser-Busch,
preferred
1
-
Steamship
$1.05
3-10
1
4-11
Mortgage
Ltd.,' 4.40% pid.
30c
(quar.)
3-10
...
Andrea
preferred
3-
4-10
Permanent
U7'/2C
17'/2c
com.
3
20c
—:
common
Products.
conv.
Light,
3
7y2c
—_
(quar.)
Prichard
4.25%
&
4-
,
-
Power
J25c
$75c
J75c
^____
25c
4-
3-
Canacia
2-16
2-10
2-16,
$50c
(s-a)_—
A
(s-a)—
(quar.)____
(quar.)__j
3-31
3-10
1
1
1
tl2'/2c
B
Canada
(quar.)_
Mfg.
Oil
3
3-
$1.75
Blackwell
4-
Class
Canada
_J
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
„
33-
tl2'/ac
Ltd.
Ltd.,
Canada Safeway,
(quar.)
Decker
4.25%
Paper
Casualty Co.,
3-10
(quar.)
1
70c
Corp. (quar.)
Lead & Smelting (quar.))
Zinc,
Amoskeag
1
$1.18%
Blue
preferred
(quar.)
5'A"%
preferred
(quar.)_
American
'
Works—
6%.
f'
1
Co.—
quar.)
Products———
4-
50c
A
3-
82'/ac
Co.
$25c
2-J.7
$15c
f2oc
—
(qvar.)
Extra
ex¬
;
class
3-31
43%c
._
Quarterly
American Tobacco
and
(quar.
Co.,
15c
:
(quar.)
2-15
$1.06'A
40c
(quar.)_
com.
__________
1
(quar.)
common
5%
Refining Co.,
3-
.8%
50c
:
Sugar
Extra
1%
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
American
-
Co.
Sterilizer
American
.2.
3-10
1
Gobain. 5%
Packers
1
'
preferred
1
Seating
Malting,
Canada
3-
depositary
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Bigelow-Sanlord Inc., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Binks Manufacturing, new com.
(initial)
Bird & Son, Inc., 5%
preferred (quar.)
3-
St.
Canada
2-15
Bibb
3-
American
—
(quar.)
$1.75
American
2-27
1
Hathaway, Inc. "(quar.)
Bethiehem Steel Corp.* common
Sanitary—
.-
Plastic
&
2-15
3-15
3-
(quar.)
Paper
-22'Ac
Rubber
Canada
Berkshire
3-10
+
Canada
(interim)
(quar.)
preferred
Bros.
Bergstrom
1
3-
-
Bemis
,
1
3-23
3-23
1-27
2-20
3-15
(annual)
$1.25
(quar.)____.
Co.,
preferred
4%%
•
SVbc
•_______
Howell
&
4'A%
(quar.)
3
3
Out Stone, Ltd.
3-20
$20c
(quar.)
&
Holders
2-28
t32Vac
&
44-
"
Bell
4-1
orusuea
preferred
When
Payable of Re0.
J25c
Extra
tax
2-27
Co.
$1.30
Ca.iaud
(quar.)
common
Dominion Sugar, Ltd.__
Flooring Co.. Ltd., class A
Canada Iron
Foundries, Ltd., com.
'
per
income
3-10'-
i^u.—
preferred (quar.)
American
$0,029
British
Gossett
1
2-28
Ltd.,
10c
for depositary..-
3-30
&
2-
Cement,
Suure
25c
;
3-20
18%c
.2-—a
Standard
(quar:)
Belden Manufacturing
(quar.)
Belding-Corticelli, Lta., 7% pfd.
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)
approval of
com.
preferred
&
.
after
Name of Company
IVzC
25c
\uroup,
(Payment is about
1
3-15
13
Per
1
1%
Corp.
*
(quar.) "_1_.
Ltd.,
ordinary
Beecnam
,,
(quar.)
30c
.„
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Shoe
preferred
3t
April 11).
(increased quar.)_—
American Potash &
4%%
3-1
t
Co.
3-
50c
(quar.)
S.)
35c
(quar.)
to
(A.
3-15
>
Equipment
Beck
3-15'
50c
;
___;
25c
(quar.)—
(quar:)
$5 special preferred
'2-*o
$1.12'A
$50c
Lumber, Ltd.
3-31
;_
split subject
stockholders
3-10
5%
Beaver
3-15
Sl.l2Va
(quar.)-'
Co.
1
:
(quar.)
Ties, Inc. (quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
;
3-31
(quar.)-
(quar.)—
American
American
2-10
Holders
Canada
Mills
50c
___
Inc.,
1
4-
Inc.
When
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
Brummell
Beaunit
$1.75
common
tquar.)
<7..%
2-3
40c
(quar.)
Co.,
preierred
5%
3-1
.3-15
$1.3iV4
(quar.)___
4Va V#
-
Bearings
$4
20c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
(J. B.) Distilling
Stock dividend
x-141
2-28-
3-
Share
Paper,
Cigars Inc.
1
3-
&
Beam
3-20
30c
25c
American
American
2-13
Power
A
BuyuK
2-27
16'Ac
1
(quar.)
prior
American
Class
••
v
■
i
..
Broaucts
American
.
2-24
Bathurst
,
Common
$4
3-10
(quar.)
__.
Investment Co. of Illinois—
American
Per
Name of Company
2-24
Insulator
American
New
3-10
,
Hospital
American
•
V-
inc.—
Corp. (monthly)-Supply (quar.)
lnaemnity (Baltimore) (s-a)
American
7%
17'Ac
income-
(917)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
17'Ac
Growth
oi
5'A%
(quar.)__
(quar.)
American
When
Share
Greetings Corp., class A
B
Out
Company
Chronicle
(quar.)_
3-
1
2-
10c
3-
6
2-16
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(918)
14
.
,
Monday, February 27, 1961
,
4
When
Per
Name of Company
Combined Locks
Class
B
Share
class A
Paper,
(initial-quar.)
Commercial
Credit
Commercial
Metals
Co.
Edison
(quar.)_
5.72%
preferred
Corp.,
preferred
20c
3-15
3-
Dubois
50c
5-
1
3-22
Duke
5-
1
3-22
_
5-
1
(quar.).—
3-15
2-20
preferred
(quar.
Eunhill International (stock dividend)
3-15
2-20
Dura-
3-
1
2-17
Duro-Test
3-
1
2-17
dividend
stockholders
2-15
2-28
2-15
5%
6-
6-15
1
Eagle
East
9-15
9-
1
12-15
12-
1
-
6%
3-31
Class
B
2%
3-
2-10
Class
B
10c
3-15
,
3-
1
3-15
2-2$
3-10
2-24
Foster
(accum.)_i_:
preferred
20c
3-
1
4-
1
3-20
Lines
<fc
2-15
IOC
Air
Gas
4%%
—:
Water—
preferred
40
cents
preferred
4-
75c
3-15
25c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
$1
3-20
10c
—
1
Racing
4-
5
3-14
30c
(quar;)
Consolidated Edison
Eastern
(quar.)
4-
1
3-13
Eastman
2-27
3'
2-
preferred
Eastern
States
3-
Consolidated Foods
Consolidated
Industries
(quar.)
Corp.
$6
preferred B (accum.)
$3.60
(distribution
Trust
Investment
(quar.)__
Kodak
Co.,
1
2-10
Frantz
25c
3-15
2-15
40c
3-28
2-27
Freeport Sulphur Co.
Friedman^ (L.) Realty
$1.12 ,/a
A'
4-
.
2-27
1
4-
3-17
25c
4-
3-17
Fritzi
(accum.)—
$1.75
5-
4-
7
$1.50
5-
4-
7
7%
50c
4-
3-
6
Frosst
preferred
6
Frouge
—
(quar.)_
Glass,
Ltd.
Consumers
Power
Co.—
—
(quar.)
~
Consumers
Water
Container
4%
preferred
(quar.)______
Co.-(N. Y.)
Continental
Life
Oil
Continental
Steel
W.
3-
3-17
2-15
$25c
3-15
2-15
Fundamental
8%
Cowles
Chemical
Crane
Company,
Crawford
Cream
3-24
2-24
50c
3-13
2-28
1
3-17
5 % %
B
1956 series
preferred
25c
3-
1
2-15
5.68%
preferred
Class
A
6.40%
1st preferred
Autolite
2-27
Electric
Electric Storage Battery
2-27
Electrographic
DWG
3-1
Electrolux
2-
9
Electronic
1
2-
9
Electronics
3-
3-24
3-10
3-10
2-18
3-
2-20
~
1
,
.
Dayton
*
8%
preferred
3-10
2-24
3-15
-
3-
4-
1
3-17
1
4-15
3-
15c
5-
reported
4-15
1
2-14
Ennis
2-16
3-21
3-
1
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
Erie
4-
3-
3.90%
Deere
Del
preferred C
&
Company
Monte
Fabrex
Corp.
3-16
Fafnir
3-31
3-16
Fairbanks,
Fairbanks
$1.60
preferred
3-21
3-
1
1
2-27
preferred
5%
2-24
3-10
4%
2-24
4-
conv.
Delaware Fund,
Jr.
prefeired
River
Electric
Fall
Delta
Air
Lines
DeMun
Class
8%
.
Voting
Steel
of
Corp.
Alkali
4%
preferred
Disney
(Walt)
Dobbs Houses,
Dodge
Dole
4
3-15
3-
1
2-14
Faultless
3-
1
2-14
Fedders
93 %c
3-
1
2-14
Federal
Mfg.
•'♦••Federal Insurance
2-15
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
3-15
2-27
Federal
(quar.)
Federal
-
2-10
1
2-17
4-
3
Federal
Resources
7-
7
7-
3
Federal
Screw
10-
6
10-
2
$1.56
pfd.
Foundries
6
3-
3
Class
1
2-15
Class
B
$1
3-
1
2-15
Fed-Mart
3-15
3-
3-30
3-17
3-13
3-
3-
1
„
4%%
*•
Federated
3
2-23
4-
1
3-17
,Fifty Associates
2-28
2-20
.Filtrol Corp.
t30c
3-15
2-24
3-
1
3-
1
4-
3
3-20
First
15c
2-28
2-17
Fisher
2-28
2-17
Fishman
62 %c
~
preferred
Stores,
Dominion
Tar
Common
$1
pref.
Donnelley
Donohue
2-15
Financial
General
2-17
1
$2.25
$35c
(quar.)
4-
1
4-15
2-28
2-14
Dover Corp.
$31 %c
3-15
2-16
Dover
(The)
$25c
Corp.,
(resumed)
6%
pfd. A
Quarterly
■,
(quar.)
First
1
3-
1
First
Co.
of
B
3-10
2-24
3-
20c
3-15
75c
3-
1
First
2-21
•
'
,
•
$15c
1
3-1
V
_
6-
1
^
4-
1
3-31
4-15
3-15
:35c
.:
3-
(quar.)_*_;
preferred
3-
1
2-16
3-20
3-20
-
3-
8
2-
1
3-
r'
1
1
4-28
.
-3-20
3-
3-i7
40c
'
$25
2-28
45c
.3-20
2-21
2-17
.
1
2-
5-
i
5-
1
47
%c,
3-
6
3-17
,
3-
133Ac
,.
3-20
;
3-
3-
3-31
(St. Louis)
preferred
(quar.)
75c
v
2-28 /'•
"
n
!______
:>
15c
•
-
-
,
■
--
Fisher
$5
Bros.
Co,-common "(quar.)
(quar.)___^______^.__
~^__,i:_,'1^2.s.L________
4-
Tire
Rubber
&
Inc.
1
3-17
19c
3-31
2,-21
4-
1
2-21
53 VeC
•••4-
1
2-21
59 %C
4-
1
4-
1
2-21
4-1
2-21
2-28
2-13
1
2-15
36V4C
...
^
(quar.)
25c
_—_—______
*
3-
$2.50
(s-a)
"
(George)
Fund
■'''
"
v
25C
(increased
Inc.,
class
Cement
Mines,
Financial
quar.)
—
1
3-
1
3-
IOC
-
(quar.)_—
Ltd. (quar.)___
3-
3-25*
50c
(quar.)
A
3-25
1%
(quar.)_—!_———_
Corp.
dividend
Products
Food,
2-21
'
Putnam
see
■
66c
——
preferred
Boston.
3
2-16
,2-27
,2-17
SlOc
3-15
2-24
rj.
1
3-
'3-17
"3-
3
3-
4
2-
6
3-
1
2-15
2-28
2-20
4-
5%
Co.
1
3-27
4-
20C
—
Corp. of California—
dividend
Company
_____r_4V__-L__--"-';.:_ti
'
'
(quar.)
&
Company
Mfg, Inc.
(initial)
25c
•
62 %c
Security
&
1
Ltd,
1
-
4%
(quar.).
3-
1
: 2-15
3-
1
.2-17
$1.50
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
2-15
10c-
________—;
22 % c
(quar.) ____*
(Canada)— .1
■«.
——___
3-15
2-15
m
3-3Q
3-10
*
,
+50c
___,
___.
Gould-National
Company
Batteries;
4-iP
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__.__
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)-I.
W.)
1
,il5c
•
4__
•
(quar.)______:—_
4-
3-
1
;.
1
2-
3-15
37 %c
7
3-
4-29
-
50c
Gorham
(H.
3-27
5-
r
Inc., (quar.)
Rubber
4-10
$i3c
A——_l—_
(quar.)
Telegraph
3-10
7c
(initial-quar.)___i_-
Industries
Nugget.
Common
Government
Stock
Grace
6%
6%
6%
3
30c
3-15
3-1
25c
(quar.)___
Employees
dividend
(W. R.)
Insurance
.i
:
&
Co,
dividend
(quar.)
3-31
3-15
3-16
■»-
.40C
3-10
2-17
2%
'3-17
2%%
;
common
(quar.)__
-
__i
_;
6
"2-17
2-17
$1.50
3-10
preferred
(quar.)_:____:^-:i._-— _u^__
$1.50
6-12
5-22
preferred
(quar.)^_^__j.;
$1.50
9-11
8-21
12-11
11-20
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
_________
—_
(quar.)—
_
$1.50
".
$2
■
I-
2-17.
3-10
3-
1
preferred
(quar.
8%; class B
preferred
(quar.)<_t_'_l_--___
$2
3-10
2-17
6-12
5-22
8%
A
preferred
(quar:)_Vfl—
class
B
preferred
(quar.)^__^__-
$2
6-12
8rJg
;
class
$2
8.%..
3-i 1
3-23
15c
25c
3-10 '
'■
'
$1.25
r
y 3rll
,
4-
l :
•
3-
1
.3- .1
f."
class
A
preferred
(quar.):_i4____~.
$2
9-11
W
12-11
5-22
8-21
-9-11
$2
_
8%;clasS
B preferred (quar.)_
8% class A preferred (quar.)'__^.
8% class B preferred (quar.)J
2-27 y
—._L
$2
1
8-31.
II-20
i2-ll
11-2 J
3-17
-
3c -
'
2-24
7C
—
class
Systems
Stock
10c
(monthly)—___—
(monthly)
Envelopes,
10c
__^_____
—
class A
Corp,
A
(initial)4__1.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
3-1
'
1
2-1.5
■
.
preferred
Fleetwood Securities
1
1\
54 %C
(quar.
Goodyear Tire &
2-17
(N.- Y.)'—
_______*
,2-15
3-
3-
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)—_—:—
Golden
2-16
3-15
3-23
50c r
50c
Bank
3-15
8% .class A
(quar.)__:
National
1
3-15
;
I
56c
t
com.
preferred
Gold
Construction—
(quar.)-:
3-
,
of the Southeast—
(quar.)___
preferred
Stock
6
2-15
1,
55c
preferred (quar.)__i
(quar.)_'___——I——
Globe
3-17
3-
..4-
v
preferred
Globe-Wernicke
3-17
60c
4-
$1.50
(quar.)__________—
preferred
Class
J.)-—
(quar.)
3-15'
20C
Ohio—
Telephone & Electronics,
Glickman
6-16
35c
(Portland, Me.)
"v 50c
•
—
convertible
Glen
3
1
-7- .1
4-
2-15
1
3
40c
40c
(quar.)J
2-15
1
3-
(quar.
Ginn
1
3-
1
3-
'
3-15
3-15
20c
Realty &
preferred
Stock
3
3-15
20c
class A (initial)
N.
of
Co.
3-
C
$1.30
_______
Gilbert, (A. c.)
1
4-20
held)__
62 %c
——
preferred
6%
Bank
Telephone
Gillette
2-14
1
4-25
4-25
:.
(quar.) _——i
(quar.)
preferred
Portland
2-10
3-
5-15
5-15
preferred (quar.)
—
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
Gossard
Special
Quarterly
voting
Yellowknife
3-30
'
17'/2C
City,
preferred
Giant
3-30
7 '/a C
(quar.)
32 %C
64%
(quar.)_________
Giant
-
3
3-
4-25
preferred. (quar.)_——______—!
voting
Globe
(initial quar.)
Westchester
voting
Giant
Co.
5%-\
5-15
33c
(quar.)
Stock
8
3-
4-25
.____——JL
(quar.)'___—
Gerber
2- 1
6-
%c
1
1
5-15
1
3-
Kentucky—
of
preferred
Georgia-Pacific
—
(Jersey
Co.
preferred
of
8
3-
,
3-
2%
(initial)
Bank
preferred
George Putnam,
2-16
1
3
3-
3-
(quar.)
Telepnone
Genung's.
1
3-
3
2-
32 %C
5.
2-20
3-
'2-
1
3-24
25c
(quar.) _:L_:_
4.36%
2rl0
20c
(Chicago)
2-20
65c
27 %c
4.25%
3
3
3-15
56'AC
new
2-20
;
3-15
22 %C
4.75%
f
5-10
$3
National
.First
2-10
$15c
aj+.
National
conv.
3-
lc
(quar.)
America,
First National Stores
2-27
J2-15
,
common
60c
3-15
12% c
1
9
-—„—
/_
preferred
5.80%
1-31
1
20c
_____
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Telephone Co.
2-14
3-28
>,
25c
____1_"_____;_,___
National
Casting Corp.
preferred B
General
2-28
1
each
75c
Telephone Co. of Florida, common—
preferred
(quar.)
$2.25
1
3-15
dividend)
(1 share for
First National Bank
2-15
3-
3-
12 %C
(Bait.)
2-20
"
-
3-15
2-28
•
20c
(quar.)
1
2-24
1
t
(quar.)__
±
;
Dovejr & Rockaway RR.
Dow
-
4-
3-13
3-
10c
(quar;)_
\
-
1
50c
*
Co.
4-
13c
(quar.)
Industries, Ltd.
Chemical
5-
$22 %c
_
.+___
class
New
(quar.)
(quar.)
(reduced auar,)*.
H.)
2-28T<
3-15
2-20
$2.20
2-22
27c
<
(quar.)
Quarterly
...
$20c
common
(M.
3-15 :-4
3-17
General
4-21
1
lc
common
3-15'
40c
3-31
General
(quar.)
Co.
First National Bank
(quar.)
& Sons Co.
Ltd.
A
Stock
Governor
New
3-24
$62%c
„
(quar.)
(R. R.)
Bros.,
$2 preferred
Dorsey
Ltd.
Bank
Finance Co.
3-10
$$1.12%
<fc Chemical—
preferred
Corp,
30C
74 %C
%
,
40c
$6
2-17
^___
"
3
5-26
80c
2-17
!__
(stock
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
Ho
,
1
(s-a)l___——
!____
1_
(Boston)
(quar.)
Stock dividend
(increased)
Dorr-Oliver, Inc.,
*
3-
4-
5c
&
3
.2-17
,
6-15
Gibraltar
Field
4-
3-10
$1.18%
5.20%
3-15
•
3-10
"__
Federation
Steel, Ltd.—
Investments, Ltd.—
(quar.)_^___.,_____._
Dominion
-
$$1.25
1
3-
(quar.)
Marshall
2-16
1
32 %c
—
5.16%
2-15
3-15
25C
!__
-See
Financial
1
1
3-10
31c
(extra)
5-
______
4.40%
Fitchburg Paper Co, class A (quar,)___.__
(quar.)
preferred
(Marshall)
39c
;_
1
4-28
'
15c
(quar.)
4-
30C
(quar.)_.
2-15
r
1
(quar:)__y______—
5%
2-24
3-
$1;.
_a—
(Del.)
Corp.
5-
"
2-24
4-
$37 %C
I
"
1
3-10
preferred
$1.32
2-24
4-1
62 %c
1
Field
•4-1 '•;..
35c
;____
3-
50c
—:___
$1.80
J.)—V
_'.
4%
$4.75
$1
3-16
31'Ac
(increased)
dividend
Ferro Corp.
Dominion-Scottish
'.-. 5%
Stock
3-31
(quar.)
,
2-15-
3-15
preferred
Syracuse,
(monthly)
Common
1
com.
1
$1.183/4
preferred
2-15
30c
(quar.)
(s-a)_<
3-
General
2-28
Delaware—
(monthly)
Corp.
2-23
3-
Co,
1
2-21
2-10
;
.
(quar.)
5 %%
2-23
(monthly)-
Assn.
10c
;
•
preferred
$2
(quar.)
Corp. of
A
3-
3-30
1
(quar.)_
N.
6
—______
(quar.)__
(quar.)
,4%%
3
3-15
(quar.)____
Cqip,
preferred
12 %c
__
3-
3-
(quar.)_
Sign & Signal, common
Federated
$2
3
3-15
$1.45
W6rks__-______!___
10c
•'
(reduced).
&
2nd preferred
$1.25
6
2-
Federal
2--6
2-
5%%
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
3
3
30c
(quar.)
common
33-
$1
(quar.)__,
Co.,
Common
Electric
Pacific
1
7
45c
.•
preferred (quar.)____
Dominion
Mortgage
4-
25c
(quar.)____
Productions
preferred
5%
National
3-
70c
(quar.)
1-13
.
25c
3-
- '
1
Quarterly
1
25c
•.
3-
(quar.)_
(Newark,
3-
25c
common
Inc.
Co.
2-14/
3-
3-14-
3-
,
Telephone Co. of California—
2-10
15c
Compress & Warehouse
1%
(quar.)
1
■
1
____
3-
22 %C
(quar.)
1
Dominion & Anglo Investment—
-
Corp.
1
.
(quar.)
50c
-
$3
3-
(quar.)
2-10
(quar.)
Corp.
3-
(quar.)
1
/.
(quar.)
Caster
4-
dividend)
$1.09
3-
fquar.)
Insurance
97 %c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
5%
4-
93%c
__
Pepper
New York
$1
Divco-Wayne Corp. (reduced)
Distillers-Corp. Seagram Ltd. (quar.)___
Dr.
Traders Life
&
30c
Y.
Co.
Co.
Dictaphone Corp.,
.
Farmers
1%C
(stock
Yard
N.
Stock
& Raynolds
Diamond
3-15
3-15
25C
35c
$1.25
Steel
2-15
:__
Canadian Corp, Ltd.
50c
common
stock
Supply
Union
Detroit
Devoe
1
25c
debenture
preferred
4-
(quar.)
Dentists'
Denver
6%
Brewing,
1%C
Mfg.
A
Falstaff
Famous Players
60c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Dennison
"
3-10
.2-27
1
$3 preferred
2-10
—____
Farmers Bank of State of .Delaware
3
preferred
General
3-17
(quar.)
1
1
$1
3-
35C
(quar.)
General
3-
_—
2-15
7
3-24
4-17
93 %c
(increased quar.)
conv! pref. (quar.)l
$2.98
2-21
3-10
40c
1
3-
1
*
Outdoor.
$1.60
Light Co.—
50c
class A
Corp.
6
3-
(quar.).
1
4-
25c
(quar.)__—
Common
5-20
40c
4-
1%C
Estate
2-
6-10
.
3-18
tquar.)_
DeJur-Amsco Corp.,
'
2-15
1
2-27
35c
3-
12 %c
3-
50c
(quar.).
6
3-7
V' 3 %
■
_______
General
(quar.)
preferred
3-
1
,
46 %c
(initial).
4-12'
4-
4-1
5c;
(quar.)_
common
2-15
*
Advertising • (quar.)______
'. General Precision Equipment Corp.— ■'
y
;;
(quar.)
87 %c
Inc.
2-15
1
17%c
20c
£
General
-
20c
(quar.)
3-
2
previously
It was in¬
20c
(quar.)
3-
3-15
-
Corp,
preferred
5r
1
5c
(quar.)_L
L\—,
__1_____LL.1________
dividend
Motors
$3.75
o-
$4.75
(quar.)
Fairmont Foods, common
3
4-
Stock
;
General
<
Whitney Corp.—
9-15
15c
__
2-15
.v,
5-
,
4-27 '
10c
Merchandise
$5 preferred
10c
6-15
(quar.)
1
General
4
.
,
(quar.)
3
___—*
"• 38c
(quar.)
Co.
Morse. & Co.
40c
(s-a)
3-
3-22
__—
Bearing
_
"J 10c
(quar.)I
.'—
(quar.)I'__I__^I______
(quar.»_
Corp.
Corp.
$1.30
9-29
30c
common
3-
5%
7-
(quar.)
3-15
Fireproofing
General
2-15
—
Finance
Foods
3-17
■
.
Finance
General
4-21
(quar.)
preferred 1957 series
conv.
3-
_____;
Bancshares
General
4
1
2
1
3-31
dividend
3-31
(quar.)
Properties
Forms
$1.75
(quar.)
div.
was
$1.75
4
2-21
Resistor Corp.—-
90c
2-24
4-15
28c
(quar.)_____;
B
here
Business
Stock
2-10
3-10
$5c
$1.75
stock
-
Gas Co., common (quar.)
4.36% preferred (quar.).
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)_
3-10
1
2-
3-15
15c
Equitable
4-
2-27
25c
incorrect.
tended for the Equity. Corp.
1
$25c
2-15
2-6
25c
........
5%
The
Correction:
5-
1
3-15
12 %c
(quar.)___:—X—
Industries-^--
5-15
40c
',3-
o-ro
15c
1
3-
5-15
—
8:
3-"
3-15
loc
com. f(reduced)_£
"(reduced)
^____
General Crude Oil (quar.)I.
;
General Electric,-Ltd. ^(interim)___________
2-10
3-20
;.'•
2
4-
Contract
20c
3-
50c
General
r60c
.
State Oil (s-a)
Emporium Capwell Co
Englehard
25c
General
____
3-15
15c
12 %C
(quar.)
3-
1
-3"
3-29
25C
Contract. Financ,
•-•
4-15
1
General
3c
Empire
3-25
3-14
General
3
45c
quar.)
1-"
Ltd.____
______!_—j
Corp." (quari)^C_*'------
Bakeries,
6
3-
10%
j?orp.—
1
4-
-
60c
3-
30c
•
4-
___!—.•
—
tquar.)___.;
2-
+40c
(quar.)__—
com.
(quar.)
3-30
$1.25
preferred (quar.)___w^..i_—:L
4%%
preferred (quar.)_
—> $1.18%
$$1
Empire Life Thsurance'.Co.:; (Kingston, Ont.)_
2-28
3-15
■?
75c
common
(quar.)_
4
•
divid.)
__■_
Corp.
Acceptance Corp,
25c
■'
2-15
S25C
3-20
£
Gas
(increased
(quar.)
Freight
2-10
3-24
3-10
1
+$1.25
(quar.)______
common
4-10
43c
(quar.)___!—^____
preferred
3-15
3-
10c
!
Ltd.__
60c preferred
/
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co,
2-15
3-31
-•
common
60c
.
(stk.
Power
2-28
8c
'
"
coqv. preferred (quar.)
.General America Corp.
(quar.)
v
.
5%c
(quar.)_____—.
QcV'-*
50c '•
.
(quar.)___
Air
$1
'
5%
3-16
3-31
Ltd.
Emco,
$1.75
Dayton Power & Light, common
3.75% preferred A (quar.)
3.75%
General
Empire District Electric Co.—
Common
(increased quar.-)-L^_,i____u___.
—._
(quar.)
RR.,
3
3-20
*
4--1
25C
(quar.)
Michigan
&
4-
Emery
60c
Inc.,
4
—
Consolidated
Industries
Emery
Fran.) —
(quar.)
Co.
-25c
*
-
(quar.)
3-18
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
3
2-lU
25c
Mills,
2-10.
2
93 %C
—
(quar.)
Mfg.
3-
3-30
5c
(quar.)—
pfd.
30c
$1
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred
-10
«
Co,
Co.
Mines,
■10
_____
(Calif.)
Electric
5%
■10
3-10
"f
General
r
3-
'2-28
25c
Geco
3-
50c
(quar.)
-10
(Increased-quar.)
Elwell-Parker
?4
■10
3-
(quar.)^_j.__j.^__l-__
Investment
Ellzabethtown
-10
3-
3-
*
Engineering
3
$1.41%
Corp.; (quar.
1
Corp.—
$4.20
17 %o
,
(quar.)
y-7
Freightlines
$1.37%
(quar.)
Corp.
3-15
20c
(increased-quar.)
Cigar
River
Dan
Gatlneau
Garrett
$1.42
(quar.)
3-
5.80%
Dahlstrom
Co.
40c
15c
Publishing, $1.60 prior pfd.
Mines
Gas Service
1
preferred (quar.)_^
7% preferred (quar.)
;
7% preferred (quar.)
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Cyprus
■10
1
$1.37 Vi
25c
-.—
preferred
2-10
3
—
(quar.)
31c
7%
prior
3-
.Gardner-Denver
$1.25
______—;——
of- -America
Corp.
7-29
40c
Ltd. (quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land, $1.12 pfd. (quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar, 7% pfd. (quar.)
$4
Stop-Nut
35c
International,
Curtis
Elastic
8
3-10
40c
.
Corp.,
3
(quar.)
1
8-
$$1:30
15c
(Toronto)
Co.
& Forster
Crush
2-
1
3-10
55c
•
Co.—
Zellerbach
Crown
Crum
3-
31 %c
(quar.)
Crown Trust
3-
(quar.)^____
;
75c
(quar.)
International
Cork
Crown
3-31
32 Vac
(quar.)
110c
Seal Co., Inc., $2 pfd.
$15c
—
(quar.)
Investors
•■
$1.60
preferred
;
(quar.)_:
Milk
(quar. )
quar.)__
common
,
—
5.50%
1_
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)
Crosett Co., class A (quar.
Class
5c
$1.75
;
(monthly)
8
$1.34
5.65%
35c
Crown Cork &
14c
(quar.)__
class A
Co,
12 %C
V
___;
>•":'
(monthly)
Class A
Class A
1-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
preferred
3-15
2%
(quar.)
3-15
Increased
Crowley's
c
4-
$1.06V*
(quar.)
1957 series
2-21
-
National Bank- (San
Trailer,
$1.21%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4%
$1.06 Va
3-10
■
preferred
&
(initial
Corp.
Fruehauf
$1.02 Vi)
1
(quar.)
Corp.
__
preferred (quar.)^
preferred (quar.)
1
Inc. -(quar.)—._
33Ae/p
Wheat
12 %c
:
Corp.
Futterman Corp.—
(quar.)
common
4-
(quar.)—
Corp.
of
Crocker-Anglo
\
Co.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
•
(stock dividend).——____—
3-15
(quar.)
H.),
Stores,
2nd
$5
4-
25c
(quar.)—
Coro, Incorporated (quar.)
—
Corroon & Reynolds, $1 preferred A
(Charles E.)
3-15
-___—___________
93%C
Clark Publishing (quar.)
Copperweld Steel (quar.)
Corning Natural Gas
"
1*
$1.37%
(s-a)
;_
dividend)
$4.87%
2-20
1
1
(quar.)
preference
prior
&
4.10%
55c
__—
common
Mfg.
Refining Co, common
preferred (quar.)
3-31
i
Natural Gas,
Paso
5.36%
•
(quar.)
Refrigeration
(quar.)
(G.
El
3-
Copp
Corson
3
3-10
(quar.)__
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
Copeland
3-
3-15
(quar.)
Corp.
Varnish,
&
A
1
2-13
(stock
Homes
4-
-
(quar.)
3-
$1
(Toronto)
Insurance
Co.
California
4-
90c
(quar.)___
preferred
25c
■
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Continental
class
E'ichler
<•
4% %
*
$3
3
2-27
30c
—
Paint
3-
4-
(quar.)_—___
(Chicago)
preferred
- __
__,
$30c
—____c.——
Ltd.
Trust,
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
Bros.
4 %%
1
4-
.
Ltd.
A
-
Corp.
3
1
'
Cook
Edo
3-
4-
$1.12%
Baking Co. common
4
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
Continental Can Co., common (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)_
Continental Casualty Co.
(Chicago) (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
5%
Class
1
1-31
2-28
$1.13
Assurance-Co.
Continental
3-
Investment
Paper,
Edison
—
Continental
-
1
of America—■
Corp.
Continental
4-
$1.04
(quar.)
Co.
Eddy
..
.
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$4.52
preferred
(quar.);
*
2-15
$20c
$4.16
,
1
2%
-
class A (stock div.)
Consumers
Economic
3-
(quar.)
13 %c
'
Consolidated
Construction Products,
1-13
30c
$1.30
capital gains in shares or cash)
Laundries (quar.)
30C
___
_J___
$37 Vic
(quar.)-::
1
from
20C
—
(quar.)
Frontier
of
17 %C
3.578%
(quar.)
Quarterly
1 Quarterly
7 Vic
______—:_—
common
5%
—
Co.
■
25c
(quar.)
dividend
Mfg.
4 %
AVl-
Foxboro Company (increased)
^___—
Franklin National Bank (Long Island, N. Y.)
1
Electronic
Consolidated
25c
dividend)i
2-28
(quar.)____
A
$$1.25
(quar.,) _:
(s-a)
Grant ,Cd»- (stock
Stock
__—
common
(quar.)
Corp., $7 pfd.
75C
Ltd.
3-15
$1.50
Assn.k
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Canada)
Formsprag Company
1
(quar.7
40 cents pfd.
Connohio, Inc.,
35C i
2-27
(quar.)
com.
75C
< 35C
(quar.)
3-10
——
Associates,
15c
(quar.)
30C
__
(quar.),
Fuel
$1.08
class A
Foster Wheeler Corp.
Stock dividend
(quar.),
Eastern
3-13
(Bridgeport)—
$1.12%
$$1.75
(quar.)_____—
-
25C
<.
(quar.)
non-voting
Motor Co.
■
22c
——_.
(quar.)_.
common
$3
voting
Motor
B .(quar.).—
(quar.)
Wallace,
Ford
3iy4C
(quar.)
series)
& Interurban
Louis
Eastern
100*
1
,30c
Co.
preferred
St.
&
3-
Kootenay Power, .Ltd.—
7%
of
—
Forbes
$1..
$1.12%
56V4C
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
Corp
Ford
(1956
Picher
preferred D
3-15
Co., .(quar.)
<fc
preferred
2-20
(quar.)__
Light,
4 Vi %
3-10
6
&
4.32%
Corp.—
preferred
Power
$1.25
5%
Corporation1
East
approval
to
March)
2-28
Florida
30c
-
(quar.)__^___^_^______,
A
V(hen Holder*
Payable of Rec.
Share
1
(quar.)______—!.
$4.50 conv. 2nd pfd.
1
$50c
(Subject
in
2-23
preferred
$4
"
-
,
common
r,' <$2.25 conv 2nd pfd. series
Florida Power Corp. (quar.)
25C
(increased quar.)
Dunham-Bush,
3-
i
$5Qc
Stock
New common
Insurance—
Connecticut National Bank
3-17
3-28
1
?4
Co,
Florida Steel
2-28
3-15
:
Life
General
3-31
40c
;
3-15
J 50c
Quarterly
2-27
Bradstreet—
Duriron
-Quarterly
Connecticut
3a
3-13
10c
(quar.)__"_
2-15
150c
*
3-15
3-10
10c
Inc.
(quar.)
1
3-
(Toronto)—
Assurance
Co.
Name of Company
v.
Flintkote
3-2i
25c
(quar.)___
Chemicals,
Power
Dun &
6c
- 50c
25c
$1.43
20c
20c
1
40c
3-22
1
Co.
;
(quar.)
Drewrys, Ltd. U. S. A.
(Louisville,
Insurance
4-
30c
Dulany Foods (quar.)
$1.31 %
(quar.)
1
Per
Holder*
{.Payable of Rec.
50c
5c
Driver-Harris
common
Confederation Life
Dresser
2-20
*
4%
2-10
3-
(quar.) j.—
Mills
1
Share
preferred (quar.)
Industries
(quar.)__
3-31
Ky.) (increased quar.)_
Community Bank & Trust (New Haven)
Community Public Service, com. (quar.)
*
3-
'♦
,
4%
Corp.,
3-10
(quar.)
preferred
Cone
Dravo
$1.16
preferred
5.25%
Life
2-10
10c
com.
4.64%
Commonwealth
1
80c
Stamping (quar.)
Co.,
When
Per
'-. Name of Company
•
3-
20c
\
~
(increased quar.)
(reduced)
Commercial Shearing &
Commonwealth
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)
2-
1
;
:
-
Continued
on
page
-48
Volume
193
Number
6033
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(919)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year I960
Lowest
40
50
Mar
Oct
Range Since Jan.1
Highest
21
26
68 Va Jun
7
114Va Jun
98% Mar
23% Mar
3
103% Jan
6
38
3
Jan
15
Jan
3
5
15Ya Jan
10
6
17
28 Va Jan
4
24% Jan
17
6
23 % May 31
14
20
Jun
17
Dec
19
10
Oct
Oct
31
40% Mar
9Va Oct
28
20 Va Feb
23 Vs Jan
24
29
85
Jan
Abacus Fund
62 Ya Feb
24
Abbott
107
Feb
45% Feb
8
53 Ya Feb
15
ABC
Industries
Jan
18
Adams-Mills
26
'
96 V* Jan
12
3
14 3/8 Feb
4
313/4 Feb
8
10 Va Jan
*3
12 Va Feb
24
84
18
3
'Jan
24
16
Alabama
4
123/4 Jan
3
163/s Peb
24
Alco
S8% Feb
8
53% Jun
48 Va Jan
3
61
Feb
20
Aldens
Feb
17
Feb
8
86
Feb
24
BY. May 11
3
63
Aug 26
13% Jan
5
10% Jan
3
123/4 Feb
A
J
Inc
24
41Ya Feb
24
3
44Y4 Feb
21
333/4 Jan
27
40
Jan
6
48
Feb
24
90 % Jan
12
42 Y* Aug 19
100
May 27
90
Jan
3
97
Jan
19
Allegheny Ac West Ry 8%
15Ya Oct
25
22 Ys Jan
8
16% Jan
4
18% Feb
23
Allen
Sep
27
59
Jan
4
50 % Jan
3
60
Feb
9
Allied
12% Dec
20
17% Jan
4
12 Ye Jan
3
15
Feb
1
Allied
May 31
39 Va Jan
6
36% Jan
3
7 3/a Jan
75
Jan
4
22
Oct
95
44
42
Va Feb
10
Jan
52 Ya Feb
17
84 3/4
Sep
1
813/4 Jan
5
84
26
40
Jan
28
24Yb Jan
3
27 Ya Feb
Nov
15
132
Jan
28
101
Jan
6
109
Feb
8
22% Oct
24
36 V. Apr 13
28
Jan
4
34
Feb
24
18 % Sep
28
61Y. Oct
26
Dec
19
31 Ya Jan
3
353/4 Jan
68 % Jan
18
75 Ya Jan
20% Jan
24
23
Jan
9
48
Feb
3
793/4 Feb
1
21
26
Jan
4
32
Feb
24
243/4 Feb
Amerada
25 s/. Jan
4
213/a Jan
28
106 % Jan
27
102% Jan
3
119
Feb
9
13
44 Ys Jan
18
36
Jan
3
42
Feb
10
4
37
Feb
8
41
03
July 12
60
Jan
3
62
30
Jan
4
15 % Jan
3
19
V* Feb
6
American
Bosch
61% Jan
T
38 Va Jan
4
443/8 Feb
24
American
13% Oct
24
BiHOct
I
44 Ys Jan
Jan
,
5
Feb
2
•
American
6%
preferred
American
43 Va Jan
23
50% Feb
24
11
193/4 Jan
31
19 Ya Jan
27
133/4 Sep
43 5/a Jan
1
8% Jan
3
10Va Feb
16
American
Cable &
4
34 Va Jan
4
37Ys Jan
23
American
Can
14
29
46% Mar 22
16
Oct
383/4 Aug 23
513/4 Jan 13
'
4
38 % Feb
3
49 V2 Feb 48'
American
Chain
6
83'% Feb
American
11
19 Va Jan
3
23
26
28
89
J9% Oct
21
59% Jun
21
17% Sep
443/4 July
25
27
Oct
59 Va
M
B2% Sep
10
*
30
Jan- 18
American Hardware
203/4
203/4
American
Feb
23
American
International
213/a Jan
23
American
Investment Co
Ice
Co
Corp
American
14
92 Va Aug
15
90 Va Jan
10
Feb
3
31
28 Ys Jan
20
133/4 Jan
3
16 Ya Jan
12
American
Metal
21
15% Jan
5
17 Ya Jan
9
American
Molasses
17 Va Dec
22
5
Aug
29% Apr 18
16 3/a Feb
3
18Ya Jan
4
American
Motors
88 3/4 Feb
16
American
Natural
18
44
Sep
1
34
Jan
19
44
Feb
24
American
News
14
67
Jun
so
54
Jan
18
59 % Jan
3
American
Optical
11
85 3/a Dec
14
76% Jan
6
953/4 Feb
1
Amer
41
3
53 Va Feb
9
American
Potash
3
15
Feb
16
American
Rad
Jan
4
142
Jan
26
35 Y. Aug
21Y4 Oct
16
Feb
14
1
14
16
Jan
13
23 % Feb
21
American
59
12
543/4 Jan
3
60 % Feb
6
American
136% Jan
3
144 % Feb
24
603/a Jan
3
122% Feb
3
Peb
•
144 3/4 Aug 25
62% Aug 24
Mar
I
126
Aug
21
34
Jan
4
21 % Feb
20
27% Jan
20
27 Va Jan
3
333/4 Feb
24
7%
16
38% Jan
American
663/4 Feb
23
82% Feb
3
3
85% Feb
23
28 Ya Jan
3
343/a Jan
17
Aug 26
30% Jan
11
32 3/4 Feb
103 Va Jan
3
lii Feb
17
American
108% Dec
30
65 Ya Dec
20
64% Jan
3
75 Ya Feb
121 % Jan
3
128
Feb
23
3
51
Feb
9
15
Jan
31
43
26%
26 Ya
26
26%
25 Ya
263/8
253/4
26 3/a
93%
*923/4
93%
com—1
*923/4
93%
16
15%
16%
16 Vs
16 Va
163/8
17%
17 Va
17%
*16Ya
17%
*16Ya
17 Ya
18%
xl8Va
183/4
18%
87
88
87%
88
40%
40%"
40%
40%
403/4
41%
56
56%
56%
57
56 Ya
57%
par
89%
93 Va
94
94 Ya
93Ya
943/4
933/8
943/4
10,400
50
50 3/8
50
10,200
143/s
31,000
-1.66%
Co
_25
No par
I
Co
50%
14%
14%
*141%
142%
*141%
142%
*141 Ya
10
42 V4
20Y4
57 Va
142 %
43 Ya
22%
583/a
143 %
43 Ya
22 %
573/8
142 %
23 %
58%
143%
Seating Co
Ship Building Co
-100
Co
75 Va Feb
8
AMP Ine endorsed staarea
1
3
Anaconda
30% Dec
8
54% Jan
11
333/4 Jan
4
40 % Feb
20
Anaeooda Wire is Cable
31% Oct
B
44% July
333/4 Feb
2
43% Feb
23
For
90% Jan
13
93% Feb
Jan
17
44% Feb
16
Anderson Clayton E Co.
46 % Jan
3
48 % "Feb
21
Andareon-Prlchard Oil Corp
footnotes, see page 26.
...
04 preferred
"
16
Ho DM
.31.50
10
3,200
1 i7e
71 %
70%"
71 Va
70 %
71
20%
50%
21
51
20Va
50 Va
22%
-
52 •
53%
52%
53 Ya
39 Vi
40 Va
40
40 %
43%
473/4
114'/a
1J5
1ft
71 Ya
126 Y*
1143/B
103,400
1%
1,716,400
715/a
71 Ya
127%
128
121%
810
17,500
51
48%
49'/*
48%
49 Va
38,700
23%
23 %
233/8
23 Ya
3,200
*28
28 Va
28 %
28'A
*26%
263A
26%
26'A
40
16 Va
16 Ya
153/a
163/8
18,300
70%
-
.,3,*. 40*
114%
71%
17%
-
1133/a
1 Va
73
263/4
*92.;
3,900
2,100
16YS
./
80
333/a
323/4
*26%
No par
79
323/4
32%
16
50
85
33%
323/8
15%
_
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37
-
*26
73
84 Va
32'/*
28Va
15
35
Basiling—I
20
5,900
14,200
32 V*
*28
3
1,500
32%
26Va
As
-*
Ampex Corp
Amphenol-Borg Beetronics Corp—1
13
1
85%
28%
—..
series
550
65'/*
125'/a
32%
114%
28%
series
Lead
144%
31%
23Va
655
64%
*124
32 Vs
113Ya
233/4
5%55
143%
65
124
85
23Ya
Preferred
144
*64%
22
23%
Preferred
143%
333/4
Water Works Co com—•
16
15,600
213/4
Viscose
21
21,500
583/4
33
127
48 %
17 Va Feb
6,500
213/4
58
22 Va
1263/4
46 Ya
26Ya Feb
43%
21 Va
58
33 Va
127
46%
293/4 Jan
43'/a
22%
213/a
1 'a
4
433/4
32%
72 %
13
43%
21'/*
33 Va
84%
20
142%
21Ya
323/8
32 Va
114%
Jan
14 V*
*141
4,300
57
124
126%
46 Va
Corp
X50
32 %
84%
issued
Tobacco common
4,900
21%
31%
32 Va
112%
19
33%
preforred
44
58
33
25
com
66 %
124
6,200
42
22
—1
Co
65 %
*123
800
224,700
88 Va
313/4
1
24
28
663/4
124
8,600
17%
21%
Afrioan Inv Co Ltd—11
Steel Foundries
20
Aug 12
*123
preferred-100
543/4 Feb
93% Oct
66 %
35
common
44 %
163/4
18 Va
57 Va
142%
No par
Smelt As Ref'g eom.No par
87%
143/8
100
—
53 3/4 Feb
44 %
18
88 V*
49
Sany
3
48% Dec
87 Va
14%-
Chem—No
Std
4
I
18 3/a
14Ya
American Zinc
50
1,400
51,300
17
Jan
-
*92%
61,000
15%
41% Jan
12
93%
1063/4
1
44
Feb 17
*92
102
S
493/4
when
104
86 Va
15
Jan
*102
42%
IT
30% Mar
104
3,800
853/,
68% Jan
38
4,100
44
65% Jun
85
6,200
21%
853/4
81
8
15%
21
1013/4
17
."
15%
21
43%
23 Ya Feb
24% Jan
16
*83%
1
20% Jan 27
15%
6,300
9,900
x99%
26 Va Jan
1
213/a
443/i
42% Oct
42% Mar
21
4,700
853/4
American
./
203/4
29
194%
101%
American
4
81
28%
192 V*
993/4
13.50
655
79 Ya
*102
—100
39
American
803/4
44%
33% Feb
»
104
V ,'
283/4
196 % '
*83 Va
Sugar Refining
preferred
Rights
l&Feb 16
,300
4,300
24,400
44%
Gas
& Tel
35Va
194%
143/a
American Tel
1
130% Aug 31
44% Dec 16
117
*34%
3,500
x28%
48 Ya
Stores
17,800
853/4
100
Co
2,800
66
.24 Ya
203/4
;
par
Snuff
36 Va
24%
101 Va
American
1%
15 Va
21
*102
343/4
653/a
800
310
54,600
X783/4
-
;
com—5
Amer South
24
15
203/4
104
45 Ya.
98%
non-cumulative
American
8
31% Feb
855
15%
21
*102
43%
87%
43%
preferred
American
20
Feb
124
Birthday
*42%
♦85
,
600
3,300
10,800
*83%
Co
As
As
preferred
3
19% Oct 24
23
100
Photocopy Equlpm't Co_No
Jan
63% Jan
2,800
.
*
3.50
com
Co
123/a Jan
15 Va
20Ye
100
Corp
Apr
17
37Ya
X443/a
•
100
48
83%
22 3/8
43
17,300
20%
1
Products
43% Apr
"
1
111
preferred
43% Apr
443/i
of
Metal Climax Inc
Oct
73 % Jun
37%
48
82
•
Metals_No par
Machine Ac
133/4 Oct
1%
.
-No par
5Vi%
4%%
\
21 Ya
13
24
:
203/8
21 Va Feb
92
10
JL'B
43%
*85
793/4
245/a Jan
7
•
...
28%
26
Jan
23
196%
28 3/a Jan
45
22%
78%
3
13 Ya Jan
22Va
22%
28%
15
28
81%
195 %
27 3/a Jan
27
28
38
48 Ve
80%
79
1
May 17
43 %
37%
48 V.
79%
28%
20 % Jun
29% Sep
27% Sep
50,000
38%
197%
American
18 Ya
373/4
47
77%
24
I
9,200
37%
37%
X78 %
28%
21
7
9 3/8
373/4
196%
86 V2 Feb
28
19%
9 Va
37%
1
Home
443/4 Feb
Mar
50%
193/4
473/4
;
223/8
42%
50
9%
12.00
American
1063/4 Feb
reb
213/a
503/a
20
9%
Corp
American
>8
3
14
793/4
49 Ya
*193/4
9%
37%
37
38
49%
20
Products
8
Feb
4
15% Mar
9%
Hospital Supply Corp—2
2013/4 Feb
24
25
48 Ya
*19%
48
78%
European Secur -—No par
Lines Inc
,__40e
4s Foreign Power—No par
851/* Jan
19% Jan
4,500
10 Va
Amerlean
83 % Jan
20
37%
48
par
American Export
34Va Jan
233/4 Jun
443/B
20
;American
4:'
6
Jan
37%
——•
19
41
36 Ya
Power €0
23
•
9%
10
Corp
58 Vs Jan
22% May 11
15% Jan
4
23,500
19Y8
Enka
91 Ya Dec
4
18%
10
Electric
American
86 Va Dec
Jan
50
173/a
44
10 %
American
4
»1% May 19
623/4
181/2
44»A
20Ys
>
14
117
''
343/8
•»
■r.
26
4
20
9%
;
313/4 Sep
79% Jan
49%
*193/4
3
Co
76% Jan
Jan
*62
623/4
17%
44
■.
■
Vn
No par
prior preferred
American Mach Ac Fdry
3.90% preferred
77
*62
43Y4
10%
Distilling
30
30 Y4
1,800
20
102 % Jan
10
18%
38%
34%
9
Jun
18
43%
38'/a
10%
99% Jan
61% Oct 26
62 Y4
18V4
43%
12.80
Cyanamld Co—
——
38V2
34%
Sep
27% Mar 15
—
4,200
38%
20% /.Washington's
16
>5
62,600
38 3/a
10%
6
Sep 28
23 Ya
120
38
20/
3
Jun
*62
235/8
*1111/2
383%
'—•.343/4
133/a Jan
S5
62
"
233/4
112
:
20 Va Jan
18
39
10%
6
4
38 3%
20 Ya
6
3
3 8 3/a
38
10/
19 Va Jan
33% Jan
23
*111%
38 Ya
.,20%'
18
Dec
23%
119
38
243/a
24% Jan
17
22 3/a
*111%
2,700
8,900
653/4
85
28% Oct
32
36%
3
140
31
36
3
84
303/8
233/4
4
145 Ys Aug
30 Va
65%
Jan
7
13,300
CLOSED
61 Va Jan
138% Jan
1,500
30 Va
76'/8
22%
EXCHANGE
176% Jan
3
453/4
753/a
*22
24%
14
12
45%
763/a
65%
3
16 Va Feb
46%
75%
37
29
American
16
48 V* Aug
22
453/4
23 %
18^
1
21%
65'/a
24
lOVa Feb
24
17,800
76Ya
233/4,. 24%
—34%
34%
27
213/4 Feb
33 Vb Oct
4,400
57,300
70%
643/4-65%
Jan
24% Jan
;
16
35% Jan
11% Nov
34
34 Ya
STOCK
66
16
68%
36%
3
Jan
33 Ya
68 Ya
35%
3
79
333/a
34%
68 Va
200
36%
Feb
.
4
30
32Ya
33Ys
5,200
108
36
37
3
82 Ya Dec
*104
85
4
18
104
32
39%
x483/4
Amer Commer Barge Line Co
42,500
47%
>%
30
233/8
1
Cable___No
253/8
21 %
76
117
.1
Corp
32
38 Ya
•
x25 '/a
21%
-30%
v
270
26
9,200
*46%
"
k
18
83%
45%
9
64
77
*823/4
,
523/a
43
9
117
47%
76%
82 Ya
83/8
45
62 Va Dec
6
34%
213/a
52
104
69 Ya
43%
2,400
52%
:
85
Sep
133% Dec
333/4
69
62
5,000
8
43%
163/s Jan
Mar
34%
69%
213/a
1
14
42%
8%
45 %
20 Ys
13% Dec
333/4
00
13 Ya
413/a
28.500
87 %
15
42
31%
68 S/8
No per
8,000
57 /
25%
26Ya
per
1
Corp
13 %
41%
8%
10
18'/B
56%
13%
104 %
22%
xl8
4 4 3,4
20
26
26%
104 %
*107
57%
86
198% Jun 18
65% Mar 23
27
108
1
18%
4534
13 % Oct
13
26%
100
97
82%
*1033/4
par
10
13,700
*95»/2
97
52
10
29 Ya
48
41
52
31%
9,900
46V4
56%
83
Ya
20,600
46 3/a
18
'
31
94,800
44
44%
17% Feb
86% Jan
8%
51%
123/4
41 Ya
42%
86
a
49% Jan
41%
8%
*82 %
12%
41%
443/a
—10
8% Jan
103
403/4
8%
813/4
123/a
41 %
45%
"
100
common
12%
13%
413/a
12,100
43%
58%
13 Va
13,700
v
120
_100
16% Jun
Jan
573/4
133%
52%
86
American Crystal Sugar com
AV»% prior preferred
20
24
583/4
13%
2,600
163/a
86
11,400
39,400
60 %
85%
12,300
"
41
17Y4
57Y4
50%
16'/a
593/8
*95%
17%
81%
16 Va
603/{,
85 %
97
"17%
8
343/a
American
17% Jun
18
*95%
34'/a
21
573/4 Jan
11
V
97
343/a
12
9
04 ~
17
4Vs
31
36% Mar
4
97
4%
15Ys
453/4
108
43/4
Jan
33% Jan
38% Jan
15
45
78 'A
59%
Washington's
Birthday
12%
.
77%
10,500
12%
34
44Y4
44%
lOYa
80 Va
4%
CLOSED
lOYa
76%
43s/a Feb
86
20% J»n
4
V
•
■
41 Ya
preferred
Ac
.
47Vs Jan
4
14
29 Ya Jan
30
23-
8
Jan
0% Jan
80
142% Feb
2
1%
24
31% Mar IB
30
•% Jon
Feb
Jan
43 Va Feb
14
July 18
33% Jan
42
40'
84
5
Mar 30
30% Dec
7
17 '/a Dec
12 Ya
9
Chicle Co_
21
■
153/4
43%
common
Jan
J6%Sep
tB
Co
■
EXCHANGE
60%
40 3/8
gtd
Radio
■
lOYa
86
44%
453/8
•
20
70% Jan
Feb
*85
40 Ya
common
42 Ya Jan
• 1% Jun
46% Jan
Inc
27
36'
593/4
86
.12%
preferred
Dec
77
26
23 Y. Oct
Theatres
6%
243/4 Jan
■'*
♦85
Broadcasting-Paramount
23
Nov
353/a Dec
61
■(
*
~
46 Va Dec
40 Va Sep
593/4
''
STOCK
33%
11 Ya
—
20
1
,15%
42%
No
Anna
6
303/4 Dec
33%
15%
38%
preferred
Bank Note
4
July 28
333/4
15 Va
'
Bakeries Co
19
8
♦33%
common
convertible
25Y* Mar
Jan
4Ya
1
Brake Bhee Co
18
4%
4%
No par
26
Oct
4%
No
Nov
57
8IV4
Amerlce
91
4
19,200
10 3%
common
34% Dec
103/4 Oct
86
803/a
Cement
Airlines
90Ya
81
•
17% Apr
3%%
87%
8,300
•78 3/4
9
3
American
13,900"
18,000
Petroleum
American
35%
143/8
Corp___No Per
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No per
9
343/4
88 Y4
1
Amalgamated Sugar Co
.
5,300
353/8
19,700
30 3/a
13
693/a Jan
273/4,
133/a
—16
Limited
Co of
27 Vs
30
1
Mfg
Portland
27 Ya
13,400
;•
133/4
convertible preferred
Aluminium
205/8
303/4
Inc
Aluminum
3
453/4 Jan
6
•
:V"
20 Va
13%
■
47%
31
31 Va Jen
26
Alpha
23"
4
30
22 Va Dec
July 25
23 Y, Oct
4
SO3/* Mar 15
21
55
Jan
78 Vs Jan
23
15% Jun
35 Vs Jan
108
4.08%
v-
203/a
11,000
29.%
Chemical Corp
Kid Co
Allls-Chelmers
.
52%
17 Ya
13%
Products Corp
9
Allied Stores Corp common—No per
4% preferred
100
1:
"•*,
1
43%
17%
31 »/4
11
Allied
3
Feb
/'
'
1
41 Ya
27
3
86
43 Va
*
303/a
24
5
Jan
.
513/a
34%
•_ •
13%
Allegheny Corp common
6% convertible preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
4
Jan
5
1
-
10 Ys
I
35
13
400
13%
:
106
»
68% Jan
10,200
27 y4
35s/a
86
200
62 Ys
106
313/a
common
4
113% Jan
34 %
87%
43%
18
48
61
10%
preferred
Jan
26
34%
*
1
45
24
32%
86
*47
106
513/4
175/a
20%
'•
•
.
27 Va
2
56% Jan
6'/g Oct
423/4
50Ya
•:*
20%
27V»
!
613*
105
Shares
13%
Inc
25
41 Va Sep
20 V4
v,
48
60%
the Week
24
30%
Corp
Industries
■
.
No par
2
Inc
28
32
27%
1
32% Sep
46
20 Ye
27%
1
Industries
4% %
■
Feb
80s
-
283/4 Oct
32% Jan
173/4
•*>
•20%
.
Gas
"
52 »/4
17%
No par
Products
Products
■
.
43%
51 Va
18
1
Corp
Reduction
*46%
'
•
105
51%
17%
10
Co
46%
6OV4
Sales for
Friday
Feb .23
107
X50%
*
Air
59%
♦105
42%
a
Corp
Control
34 Va Feb
84
Inc..
_
Corp
Aeroqulp
3
79
Stores
Co
Express
Admiral
Air
46%
59 %
107
43 %
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp_2.50
lOYa Jan
%
PRICES
Thursday
Feb. 23
42 V4
25,
36
Adams
,
323/a Jan
113/a Oct
Inc
21
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
9
-
1
27 Ya Feb
22% Jan
4
1
Acme
Steel
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
Feb. 21
47
♦103
ACF-Wrigley
1
14
59
Tuesday
\
'
ACF
17
27 Va Jun
47
5
2
4Ya Feb
7% Jan
Feb. 20
100
8>
4
75Ya Jan
common
preferred
"Vending Corp
3
28
Monday
Pa*
Feb
24
4
convertible
AND
"
v
1
Laboratories
4%
7
Jan
3a/a Sep
LOW
STOCK
—
19 Ve Feb
3
83 Y* Jan
22
15
22
3
30 Va Jan
98
r
Feb
47
25
Jan
47
:
YORK
EXCHANGE
,
Dec
52
23
Dec
89% Sep
52 % Jan
10
32 % Jan
25
Jun
63
15
33% Jan
35% Oct
16% Apr
16
29
16
NEW
.
Highest
44% Jan
42% Jun
8
12
Apr
Lowest
44 Va Dec
8
15
71
71
71%
4,700
223%
21 Va
22'A
182,100
22
200
51
53
54Y4
17,200
533/8
52 Va
53Va
33,300
39%
403/s
40
40%
1,770
40Y.
41
523/4
52%
43 Va
413/4
42%
11,700
"
"
94
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94
43 Va
48
-43
48
43%
42 Y*
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48
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94
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The Commercial and Financial
(920)
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
'
»0% Sep
Sep
19
Jan
Jan
24
6
4
67% Jan
73 V4 Feb
20
42% Feb
19
37% Jan
46 % Feb
14
Armour
53'/a Dec
26
78
40% leb
40% Feb
77'/a Jan
28
21
50
Armstrong Cork
13
38%-Oct 24
30
16
23
19
Armstrong
24
Arnold
35
$3.75
20 'A Jan
3
26% Feb
24
Aro
Feb
9
26 Va Feb
15
Arvin
4
22
tJan
4
25% Feb
21
Ashland
5
35% Jan
4
41 Va Feb
24
5
23% Jan
37% Jan
July 25
.
27
S0y4 Jan
75
Jan
70
Dec 21
,
74 «/2 Feb
11
Oil
&
23
5.25%
61'/a Jan
31
Associates
Investment
Atchinson
Topeka <5t Santa
lOVfeSep
27
277/a Jan
5
21% Jan
3
25% Jan
18
88% Feb
1
35% Jan
38'/a Aug 29
79'/a Jan
23
21
84
Jan
13
87 Va Feb
58% Feb
43
Jan
5
48 Vt Feb
2
52% Feb
24
4
-Sl'A Jun
42 »/a Feb
88'/a May 11
15
40 '/a Mar
4
24
43% Dec
17
29
42% Jan
3
4
Jan
5
6'/a Jan
4
31/4 Jan
3
2
15% Feb
15
13 '/a Feb
9
26
96 '/a Jan
20
Jan
6
I
20% Jan
4
13J/a Jan
5
31
24% Jan
11
211/2 Feb
1
52'/a July 11
34'/4 Jan
13
17 V4 Aug
18
13'/a Jan
3
30
17% Feb
2
Oct
66
12% Aug
20% Oct
21
80
Mar 11
11% May 11
18 Va Dec
19% Dec
30
76
V* Aug 18
,
73
Atlas
13
5%
26
Atlas
Corp
-Feb
9
19
Conv
42% P'eb
24
Automatic
16% Feb
9
Avco
21% Feb
8
Avnet
Austin
42%
43%
42%
43 %
43
43%
43%
58
58
57
83%
83
32%
31%
*13'/a
14%
14'/4
141/4
"13%
14%
*13%
14%
10
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
26 Va
26 %
26%
7,200
24 '/a
24%
241/4
24%
24 Vi
24%
24%
24%
7,000
25%
25%
25,100
"41%
41%
2,400
72
72
6,500
106
106
25
25 Va
25 Vs
40'/4
41
41
73
73
73%
106
par
25,%
"
25 %
25
41'/a
'
41%
4i y4
72
74
74%
106 %
*105%
58 Va
59%
58%
59 V*
23%
24'/4
23%
24%
97/a> <10
10
41'/a
4'/a
107
EXCHANGE
59 3
4
591/4
59%
4,300
23%
10
9%
241/4
23%
241/4
36,700
10
15,300
Birthday
9%
42'/a
87
*86
41%
'/a
8 7'/a
87'/a
*86 Va
87 %
*861/3
87'/a
4% Jan
3
6 J/4 Feb
16
36'/a Jan
10
43 'A Feb
20
4
12% Jan
3
15% Peb
6
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
2,700
49%
50%
50 3-t
52
52
52%
40,000
81%
82 '/a
82 %
82 Va
81J/4
82%
82%
81%
3%
3 Va
3'/a
3%
3%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
x88 %
87%
88 Va
8 8 Va
20
30
Feb
8
Baltimore Gas 6c Elec
100
Jan
27
T)
88 Va
88'/a
94 'A Jan
4
Jan
8
Sep
8
82'/4 Jan
12
87% Feb
31
43Va Jan
14
28 'A Jan
3
47
Jan
19
23 Va Sep
28
34
Jan
3
471/a Jan
19
45 Va Oct
26
62 Va Feb
11
54% Jan
5
63
43 y4 Oct
26
59
Aug
9
53'/a Jan
4
62% Jan
19
12 J/a Dec
21
13'/a Dec
16
13% Jan
4
17
Jan
20
i
72'/a Dec
29
Feb
24
70
Jan
2
17
27
16% Oct
12
25% Jan
4%%
13
24% Oct
80
49
98% Aug 30
18
Jun
88
28
Aug 15
65
•
Jan
4%
*221/4
38'm
19%
20%
17%
89
500.
17 %
*16%
17 »/a
300
23
22
22
*21%
22V4
100
41%
41%
42 Va
411/a
42%
100,400
15%
15%
16 Va
15 7
16'A
97,000,
20%
19%
20
20%
33,100
17
23
17%
*221/4
*17
5%
5%
5%
41 Va
43 J/4
42 J/4
43%
42%
42 %
42%
43
143;,
14%
14%
14%
14 Vt
14%
13%
14
29%
30
29%
29 7 a
29%
29%
29 Va
30
97
97
97
97
971/2
6
5%
6
3
18
Jan
12
18% Feb
8
20% Jan
9
Basie
3
56 '/a Feb
1
Bath
84 Va Mar
8
58% Jun
14
40'% Jan
4
46% Feb
9
Bausch
183
Mar
Jan
7
33% Jan
5
51 '/a Jan
3
Dec
1
249
97
80% Feb
3
18 Va Sep
20
25% Jun
82% Jan
13
78
21
Apr
—
'
—
11
97% Feb
19% Feb
8
87 "
Jan
3
116 Vi Feb
24
81
Oct
Mills
Beck-man
6
831/4 Feb
3
Beck
22% Jan
6
Beech
Aircraft
6
35% Feb
8
Beech
Creek
18
29
..No
Shoe
(AS)
4%f#
16
58% Feb
16
Beech-Nut Life Savers Corp
4
16 '/a Feb
23
Belding-Heminway
57% Jun
13
48% Jan
13
62% Feb
23
July 26
89% Feb
14
14% Feb
24
72
Jan
31
Bendix
4
40
Feb
23
Beneficial Finance
48% Jan
12
50 Va Feb
23
1 V'a Jan
33% Jan
3
Jan
7
80'/a Nov 28
1
Jun
10
1% Oct
20
30% Nov
1
38% Jan
13
33% Feb
8
50
Jun
8
42
37 'A Dec
5
57 y* Jan
4
Aug 20
141 y4 Jan
5%
1 % Jan
19
Benguet
16
Best
Jan
48% Feb
7
39% Jan
45 Va Feb
2
138 y* Jan
6
11% Dec
49% Oct
19
21% Feb
3
82
Feb
8
71:
.41.
10
85 y* Sep
26
49% Mar 25
Jan
9
17
Black
24
53
Jan
4
32% Jan
3
38% Feb
24
Blaw-Knox
21 % Dec
23
29% Jan
6
22% Jan
3
Bliss
11
20% Jan
4
16 Va Jan
4
25% Feb
21% Feb
9
12% Oct
23
Bliss
39 y4 Dec
20
35% Jan
Decker Mfg Co
6c
(E W)
42 Va Feb
24
6
27% Feb
17
Bohn
Aluminum
5
21% Feb
23
Bond
Stores
3
30
Jan
31
Book-of-the-Month Chib
40 Vt Feb
1
67% Dec
5
56% Jan
20
63% Feb
24
Borden
48% Jan
6
35
Jan
3
38% Feb
24
79 y. Mar 30
78'
Jan
3
79% Jan
4
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
29
28% 'Jan
3
39% Feb
23
Borman
Jan
11
Feb
24
Boston
5'/a Jan
3
6'A Jan
19
Common
9% Jan
4
11% Jan
19
5%
73 Y
22
11% Jan
1«
23
20% Jan
18
•y«oct
31
13V. Jan
4
8% Jan
3
12'A Feb
8
»0% Oct 28
41% Jan
8
23% Jan
3
35% Feb
24
28 y4 Nov
•
9
48
39'A Jan
3
46
5% Dec
12
Jan
3
:
Jan
11
12% Jan
11
..
k
•
43% Oct
31
63% Jan
4
28% Feb
17
66% Dec
30
76'/a Jan
4
6-
25
Mar 22
104
82
Mar 16
46
48
Aug 30
31 '/a Dec
110
30
3
Jan
64 'A Jan
Feb
9
80% Feb
11
17
Feb
30Vt Jan
11
35% Feb
10
109% Feb
10
Co
—.
1912
54
45
45%
45
45 7/8
45 Va
35
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v
96%
?..
18%
107
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■
112%
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115%
114
116 »/a
82 Va
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83 '/a
82
19 J
a
20
4
35
58
58%
57
57%
55'a
58
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16 Vs
62 %
61%
62
92
*50 V
14
14%
68%
66%
67%
STOCK
38'A
38 Va
EXCHANGE
49'/a
49'/a
491/2
50
1%
l'A
1%
36
36
461%
46'/a
43%
44'/a
*144%
52
52%
38 »/a
25
63 3
11,800
1,800
4
1%
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1%
35 Va
35%
35'%
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463-s
47 Va
4618
4634
9,300
43%
44 Va
441
a
44 Va
71,400
144'/a
144%
400
13%
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4,000
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25
243,
25
25
25
19%
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21%
31,300
40'/a
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40%
"41%
41%
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64,700
25
27 Va
21 J/a
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4.400
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38
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79
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15,200
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50
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353«
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146
60
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14,400
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78
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72
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6
11
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11
11
34 Va
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35 Va
341
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100
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79%
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83
83
83
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35%
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35%
100
-*109%
110 Va
*109%
110%
15
preferred series A,.
Shoe Co Inc.
71%
72 J/4
'Jan
30
741/4 Feb
24
Brown
Jan
17
59'/a Feb
24
Brunswick Corp
No par
4
387/.Dec
7
35
Jan
5
40
Feb
24
Buckeye Pipe Line Co_
19
Feb
20
Bucyrus-Erie
No par
5
**
-
72'A.
73
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73
-
53%
1,300
78
.
79,'A
16,800
2,400
10
84%
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4
6
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1
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6
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par
100
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preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
5.50%
18:%
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s,
97
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3,500'
18%
34%
61%
1,800
62
320
97
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7
24J/4 Jan
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6
•
27% Jan
Jun
26%Jun
2
4
6
13% Jan
3
13
17'/4 Jan
19
9
82'/a Jan
3
32'A.Feb
8
Sep
15
Jan
18
Jan
4
Aug 25
15% Jan
5
17'/a Feb
24
Jan
4
16% Jan
3
19'A Jan
9
76 Va May 13
73*/4 Jan
3
Jan 21
67VaSep 15
68
Feb
2
82 Va Sep
81
Jan
26
23
;
10% Oct 26
7
14% Apr 29
16% Dec
2
4
Jan
Aug
;
4
.
9
Jan
11V. Jan
31
12
I
3
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——
40% Jun
2
Burlington Industries Inc
4% preferred
3Vt% preferred
4%% second pref—
Burndy Corp
^
Burroughs Corp
Bush Terminal Co-,.—
3
82 V2 Feb
21
26
30'/a Feb
24
3
35% Feb
16
Sep
.1
22V4 Jan
23
16
Jan
4
8% Jan
3
87% Jan
43% Nov 28
38% Jan
4
15 J/a
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13
24% Jan
,
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46
Feb
3
15
38%
38 Va
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100
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81 J/J
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16%
183«
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11,800
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400
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54%
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10
1 Jan
28 '
15 J/a
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53%
38
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18%
19
18
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25
69'/a
Y
37%
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31
781/a Feb
•36 >/4
52.Va
38
J/4 '51%
5
common.
36'/a Jan
..
48
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Buffalo Forge Co*.--..,—.Bullard Co
24
27 '/a Jan
20% May 27
7% Oct 24
Co
Co
16 Va Jan
"
5
Budd
25
29 "
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13% Feb
80% Jan
.
86
24
17%
36%
23%
26 J/4 Dec
i
67'/a
68
74% May
18
37%
30
46:
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19%
13%
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72 Va Dec
97%
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451/4 *
-
19'/a
55
34 Va
329
300
19%
61 %
4
35
60%
50
301/4 Nov
!
83 %
*90 Va
1
•0
97%
...
i
108%
193/a
29
V
-v
f
18%
?.
61 J.
*295
56 3
<
54
Y
'/a
46 '/a
X34'A
61%
329
*295
-/96%
,
35
60'/a
127
•
♦33V4
Jan
76 % Aug 19
35
35 V4
62
:.6i %
5
100
Co..
Maine
6c
*56
19%
54
291/4 Aug
;
17%
19%
55%
44% Dec
,
17%
17%
19%
54
7.50
Food Stores Inc...
4Vn%
17
106 J/2 Jan
.
Aug 25
17%
17%
19 V2
55 3 4
11.25
Brlggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs 6c Stratton Corp,
Bristol-Myers Co
common
23
83
17%
17%
19 %
1
Inc
Bridegport Brass Co
24
25
54'/4 Peb
3
78 »/4 Jan
.
1,800,
17%
5
Corp
preferred
Branlff
7V> Jan
Brass
6c
Inc
Edison
Bostan
Dec
9 '/a Dec
5
65'/a
54%
50c Y
1
31% Nov
2
76% Dec 15
67
65
56 'A
'
Inc
29
66
5
18% Jan
Sep 22
65'a
13%
Boeing Airplane Co
19% Jan
Dec
67%
1
11
69
66
2.50
10
6
67%
67%
*73%
Co
22% Feb
18 y« Aug 10
1,400
5
&<Laughlln Inc
24% Feb
»8%r«»
14 Va
'
26
22%" Jan
57
*14%
10
28% Jan
6
*56
14%
;_100
:
Oct 24
11
100.
56 'A
14%
8
Co
18% Oct 26
17% May 11
r
4
56
14%
100
7% preferred
Bigelow-<Sanford Inc common
4 Va % pfd series of 1951
8
37% Oct
6
56 'A
55%
40o
common
23
74% Jan
53%. Feb
Jan'
57 %
14%
1
Bestwall Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
2,800
55%
2 pesos
14% Jan
145% Feb
12 y8 Jan
18
Inc
Inc
34
15
50
Consolidated
6; Co
5,300,
57 '/a
1
preferred
90
36%
4-
57
1
common
-290
7
87 J/2
*86
♦56 Va
5
Co
17,800,
11,700,
*14%
par
Corp
37% Feb
*57
12,900,
/ 35,100
'/a
*56
100
63% Feb
48
Mar 28
common..No
33% Jan
34% Dec
33
Co
preferred
4
3
30
*33%
10
1
;
Intercontinental Corp
22
74% Jan
12% Feb
151
15
Howell
6c
4 'A %
Bell
3
17 y« Aug
S6y« Oct 24
:
Bell
14
12% Jan
11% July 27
,
Feb
34%
1
14'% Jan
'90
32%
50
48% Jan
93
32%
pfd____100
Corp
RR
20% Mar 29
19
32
1
50% Dec
25
33
par
Inc
82 Va Mar 31
89% Feb
31%
12.50
14% Jun
27% Jan
8
35 3
{
86
10
Instruments
13
18% Feb
34
36%
preferred.^100
-100
2,40
Inc
Jan
Jan
12
;
1
common
prior
preferred,
Beaunlt
35
10
.
Inc
<?onv
4%%
21
3
86
34%
100
100
Corp
Beatrice Foods Co
177/a Jan
Aug 10
42 '/a Apr
Lomb
6c
3%%
86
34%
1
10
Bayuk Cigars Inc
2
,
25
14
►
94'/a Jan
Aug 29
83
7
11 Va Dec
-
preferred
Corp.
Works
17
9
103% Sep
19 J/4 NOV
—— —
86
36 Va
1
Products
Iron
31
Jan
:
97%
87 Va
34%
100
stamped
64
6
45
97
*85 Va
100
100
351/4 Feb
10
56i/i Dec
5
Mar 21
97
6 Va
6
100
Basic Inc
15%; Jan
37
par
6c Aroostook Corp
Barber Oil Corp
47% Jan
30% Oct
No
com
common
noncumulative
8
19%
'
9
preferred series B
Preferred
57% Aug 23
Dec
%
H
13
:
Corp
Bangor
3
18
89
7,600
19%
16
Stamped
4%
75,400
13%
40 Va
40'/a
15%
preferred series C
19'A May
14% Nov
Co
760
4
3%
xl3 %
1
Wilcox
Baltimore 6c Ohio
18
4
15%
17%
par
5c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
160
46 »/4
50
par
Inc
8
4
1,200
46'/a
100
Corp
7% Jan
42%
49%
1
Electronics
42
46 J/4
Amer_2.50
of
9%
?.
42%
20
17 Va Jan
P0V« Jan
10
42%
No
($1.20)
Co
100
53%
41%
No
common
37% Jan
27% Jan
330
4,300
10
Co
Canteen
&c
107
106:%
CLOSED
'
12
•
5,300
83
33%
par
Corp
(B
STOCK
1
5
30 »/a Aug
1
%
57%
x
Fe—
No
31
20
54,000
32 »/4
preferred
11 J/a Oct
»4Va Jan
45
<
83
10
RR
prior prof
Babcock
7.300
57
20
Nichols
Babbitt
8,900
32 Va
Co__
17% Oct
Aug 18
73 %
83
common
Powder
Jan
19
72 %
57'/4
preferred
95
73 y4
83
Refining' common
23% Jan
72 %
56%
$3.75 series B preferred...
16
23
731/4
100
Atlantic Coast Line
Feb
4
72%
32 Va
City Electric Co com
Atlantic
73 J/4
83
preferred
14% Jan
3
Dec
3
4%
6,700
721/4
33'/a
preferred
non-cumulative
82% Feb
74 Va Jan
13% Dec
1st
Atlantic
39
32 %
Common
5%
40%
38%
10
Feb
3
Feb
39%
39
100
3
53'A Jan
10
40
38
1
103'/a Jan
3
39%
4
56 J/4
.
4
9% Jan
39 '
39%
Refining Common__l
July 18
10»/4 Aug 29
39
37%
Dry Goods Corp—
Jan
7
39
39%
2.50
63
8V4 Jan
Shares
38
39%
*81V4
preferred $1.50 series._No
Common
8
Feb. 34
2.50
Inc...
106
-
the Week
Friday
Feb. 33
5
9
107
Sales for
Thursday
1
10
Feb
PRICES
_1
Co
49 V* Oct
100
SALE
par
common
No
Industries
2nd
21
Co
Rubber
Associated
HIGH
Feb. 32
5
Corp
Equipment Corp
20
24
AND
Wednesday
Feb. 21
10
Constable
25% Aug 22
26
Tuesday
Feb. 20
par
Corp
Co
(Del)
preferred
27'/a Jan
19 y» Oct
16% Oct
1
3
Va Jan
15% Jan
11
Jan
10
11
10
18
&
13% Feb
20'A Jan
12 ya Oct
19 % Jun
Steel
Armco
No
Corp
59% Feb
78 Va Jan
9
Oil
Argo
83 Va Feb
Jan
83Va Aug'"26
44Va Jun
Monday
Par
5
33i/a Jan
38 Va Jan
Jan
40
LOW
STOCK
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5
39% Dec 28
20
»Sy4 July 26
«7
Bep 19
19
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
/
441/2
1,500
3,000
'
$
I
13
3%. Oct 31
7 % Jan
4
13% pec
0
•% May 13
26% Jan
48
Mar
7
19
Mar
9
80.
Feb 34
43% Mar 14
4% Jan'
3
5% Jan
11
18
13% Jan
3
17% Feb
20
18V4 Oct 20
13% Feb
3
18% Jan
12
92
77% Jan
21*V4 Jan
12
96% Feb
14
-4
23% Feb
10
25
87
Feb
21
19
47
Feb
16
Dec
14
24% Dec
8
87.,
Sep 12
83 Va Jan
49
Apr
44x
,
29
83% Mar 33
80% Oct 28
45% Dec 31
27% Apr 18
44
88
41% Aug 22
May 30
For footnotes* see page 26.
California Packing Corp
5
Callahan Mining Corp,„.__._„_^l
Jan
Jan
3
49% Feb
21% Jan
3
23% Feb
2
59
4
71% Feb
24
Jan
17
43%;.;
T
.
Campbell Soup. Co.—...1.80
Canada Dry Corp common...1>66%
v 44.25 conv preferred—
No par *
Canada Southern By Co
..100
Canadian
Canadian
Breweries
Pacific
Cannon $411 Is
Ltd.;
By.—-.
No
—
.........
,5%
17%
16%
...14'A. .14%
93 Va" 94%
Y
-23%
...*85
r
23%
.86
:
-
•::.
-.
23%
.
'.
23%
-.r
...'•*47
48
'»■
4-7%
-"
48%
-22%
23 Va
69
*4T
.
..
92 J/4
23%
23%
237/a
(47
47
x46s»
47%
'
-•231
,
-
70
..
.70
87
..
8,300
9,'200
-150
•
47, '
'
233a
a
••
*86.
87"
*86
69.Va
9v900
93 V4
23'a
23'2
.
14,600
141/4-
93%
48 J/a
23 Ya
10;800
16
92'a
,
4,400
5%:
*14
14%
48
-•
-4%
15%
17.
Yl6V4
87
t
-47%
--*68%
r
14%
,94%- :
93J/4
66
.
'
-
.
-
'.5%
-
5'iVa
:4%
14%
Y
44
4334
17 Va.
14 J/a
•i
par ^
;_85
.No .par
5
5 '/a
16%
.
Calumet 6c Hecla Inc
±3,
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd—_a
43% Y
*
;
47/■
47.%
48 J/a:
! -120
12,000
23%
2f3 Vi*
'■> -10,200
71
71.J/4-:
.
Y
•'>
-
800
%
Volume
Number
193
6033
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(921)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1960
Lowest
6y«8«p 31
39 y4 Oct
S3
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
4
13% Jan
6% Jan
8'% Feb
3
9
g
49% Jan
4
44'% Jan
4
50% Feb
29
26% Jan
3
33 y4 Feb
7
11% Jan
4
9
13
Carborundum
Co
(Philip)
Carey
14% Feb
91 y» Jan
6
97% Feb
24
Carolina
43 ya Jan
3
51% Feb
8
Carolina
Power
28
58% Jan
4
39% Jan
3
48% Feb
16
Carpenter
2*7% July 22
41% Jan
6
32'/a Jan
3
41% Feb
24
Carrier
39% Nov
25
43% July 15
40'% Jan
10
24% Oct
10
29% Feb
23
27
10
Clinchfield &
19
Feb
1
38% Sep
25% Jun
98
2
Aug 18
Jan
26
78% Jan
4
46% Feb
5
22 y8 Jan
5
8% Jan
30
114% Jan
19
72% Jan
4
3% Nov 22
7% Feb
26
3% Jan
12
24
Case
3
Jan
Sep
19
34% Jan
6
30'/a Feb
1
37% Feb
8
94% Sep
9
89
Jan
11
92 % Feb
21
Oct
25
31% Jan
8
22
Jan
3
32% Feb
17
121% Sep
21
115% Jan
6
121 % Feb
23
3
83 % Feb
23
20% July 23
83% Jan
13
71% Jan
24% Jan
23
35% Jan
15
31 % Feb
Jun
29
19
Jan
11
17
Jan
10
18% Feb
12
23% Jan
15
21% Jan
27
24 Va Jan
4
17
Jan
22
8
18% Jan
3
25% Feb
Celotex
21
Oct
23
46% Dec
30
75
20
Sep
19% Mar
8
32% Jan
20
88% Jan
27
42% Jan
4
24% Jun
3
41
Feb
7
80% Aug
17
60
Jan
31
28
23
27% Jan
3
42% Aug 25
38% Jan
3
59
Aug 17
Dec
95% Sep
59
Dec
48
Jan
5%
Jan
23
of
Co
Light
92 '/a Jan
3
96
Feb
14
4 Va %
57 y2 Jan
18
64
Feb
7
Central
26
10
Feb
6
Central
RR
38
Jan
24
42% Feb
23
Central
St
20% Sep
29
28% Feb
15
25
Jan
4
32 Vb Jan
30
Central
Soya
July 18
13% Sep
14
9"
■14% Feb
24
Century Industries Co...
Feb
9
42
Jan
11
July 25
21%
26
Oct
40% Apr
5% Jan
24
3% May 11
40
Oct
21
6
Dec, 23
70% Jan
7
18
11
31
Jan
38
17
Cerro
24
20% Jan
3
39% Feb
Feb
24
36% Feb
2
3% Jan
4
Jan
23
54% Feb
8
33
50
Jan
5
5
Certain
Belt
Dec
88
Jan
0
42% Jan
8
94% Aug 19
48% Aug 25
6
4
31% Feb
23
90
Jan
9
92% Feb
1
41
Jan
10
48% Feb
9
27% Feb
15
26% Jan
97
24
16 % Dec
14
34% Jan
23
Dec
19
43% Jan
6
35 % Dec
30
40% Apr
7
35"% Jan
13% Oct
24
17
Jan
24
18
71/4 Jan
3
21
171/4 Jan
6
19% Jan
18
211/2 Feb
14
27% Jan
19
9.
37% Feb
24
13% Jan
52
26% Jan
6
50% Nov
2
69% Feb
26
13 % Dec
6
23% Jan
4
20% Dec
15
22
Sep
20
15
8% Feb
3
Chic
3
17% Jan
18
Feb
7
571/2 Feb
24
3
19% Feb
17
36'% Jan
23Va Jan
3
35
Feb
16
■/
20
29% Jan
28
Jan
3
35
Feb
23
f-
Dec
30
29% Jan
20
Jan
3
24% Feb
20
15
25
Oct
12
10% Oct
18
26% Dec
29
Jan
Nov
32
71%
Jan
30
6
8
78 % Jan
4
&
04% Feb
2
30
4%
July 19
21
26% July 23
39% Dec
21
371% Jan
49
Feb
16
3
81 '% Feb
23
6
54% Feb
8
Cities
16
22 y4 Jan
6
68 % Dec
29
1
53 Va Dec
23
3
24% Jan
4
21
40% Oct
24
51% Jan
4
44ya Jan
4
49% Feb
24
Aug 25
12% Jan
11
14% Jan
5
41 Va May 19
33
Jan
16
41
Feb
24
Clark
23% Jan
21
Jan
3
23% Feb
23
27% Oct 28
14 %
May
5
36% Dec
1
47% Jan
18
18
44 % Aug
59% Jun
5
36%
38
*
37%
39%
38
39%
146,000
34
34%
33%
34%
33
33%
14,400
4%
4%
4%
4%
8,100
4%
51
29%
30%
92%
91%
91%
91%
92'A
92
92
48%
46%
47%
46%
47
45%
46%
13,500
26%
26%
26
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
27
26,900
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
9,100
23%
25%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25
25%
17,900
1
23%
24
23%
24 Vb
24%
24%
24%
24%
12,300
9%
10%
18,300
36%
36%
32
Sep
30
35% Apr
Feb
17
72% July
48 % Mar
9
126% Feb
12
48% Feb
8
19% Nvo
10
64% Dec
14
5
59% Jan
10
34% Feb
23
57% Jan
Jan
4
74
Feb
16
138
Cluett
26 Vz Aug
24
21 '/a Jan
4
26
Jan
31
Coca-Cola
26
7%
Feb""20
76
Feb
16
217/b Oct
6
30% Jan
6
23
Jan
3
281/4 Jan
27
Collins
41% Oct
24
411/4 Jan
11
48% Feb
15
Collins
141/4 Jan
3
18% Feb
20
Colorado
Jan
3
46% Jan
18
17
Jun
2
4
43
43% July 27
24
52
45% Jun
14
35% Jan
23% Dec
30
231/4 Jan
26% Nov
28
21% Jan
12
71 % Nov
28
67
56
23%
2,900
37%
37%
37%
36%
37
37%
37 %
700
Dec
9
Jan
33
•<
as
$
33%
33%
34 p »
"34 Vz
35
34%
34y4
35
'x33
34%
13,700
23%
24
23%
24
19,100
*24y4
25
*24l/4
"33
•-
24%
23%
24 y4
24
24
24%
25
15
■15%
15%
16
22%
23%
22%
23%
43%
44%
16
39%
40
STOCK
85%
85
85
EXCHANGE
101%
101
101
*101
10
Co
39%
85
-
.
46%
39%
45 Va
47%
$3.50
No par
47%
78
Washington's
54
Birthday
23%
23%
23%
23i%
23%
23%
23%
33,800
.1
42%
43
42%
42%
42%
42%
X42
15
5 5 Vb
56%
54 Vz
55%
53%
54
Vz
54
55%
97i/a
97%
97%
971/4
Iron
Co
Ilium
com
4%
RR
97%
*97%
97%
gtd_i_50
7%
4%
58%
58%
*58
59
*58
59
*58%
3
34%
51
*34%
34%
49%
52%
47%
491/4
49%
52%
16,200
69%
70
69
69 Vz
69
70%
1,800
137
137
No par
70%
70%
*136%
138%
89%
92 Vz
25
25%
.1
136
138 Va
89%
87
89%
87%
8 9 Va
29,100
24%
25 y4
24%
24%
24%
24%
3,900
34%
34%
46,600
*75%
76%
*1150
*1150
35%
34%
35 y4
34%
35 Vb
76
76
76
76
76
No par
26%
27
27%
27%
27
27%.
27
27%
5,300
44%
46%
44%
45%
43%
44%
45
45%
32,600
22,500
5
17%
18%
18%
18%
181/4
18 Vz
18%
*45 y4
46 Vz
*44%
45%
45%
46%,
46
46
1st pfd____100
*54%
55
*54%
55
common
Berles
B
Ry—
*54%
39%
40 Vb
39%
40
39%
40'%
43,000
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24
36,400
5
23
24
23%
24%
23%
241/4
24%
25%
26,600
No par
Carbon
*72
No par
Co
3
21
Combustion
Engineering
65 % Jan
27
72% Dec
27
3
84% Feb
23
Commercial
Credit
Southern
Ohio
Inc
55%
55%
57%
Aug 19
971/2 Jan
6
101% Feb
108% Jan
4
IH1/4 Feb
82%
J
25%
141/b Jan
11
Feb
24
8% Feb
3
11% Dec
1
17% Jan
18
6
12 y« Jan
12
23
May 26
40% Dec
2
69
Jan
4
68% Dec
30
96% Jan
13
103 % Dec
30
17
60% Jun
27
7% Jun
42% Feb
22
8
Edison
Co
com...25
55%
56%
56%
57
56%
57%
3,200
26%
27'/a
26%
27%
15,900
.
.
182%
83%
83%
84%
x83 %
84%
25%
25%
26 "
73%
73'%
74%
'
3
171/4 Feb
9
Conde
12
Jan
3
14% Feb
9
Cone
7% Jan
3
9% Jan
25
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc
3
45% Feb
15
Consolidated
Consol Edison of N
Jan
66% Jan
Publishing Co
Corp
6
71
Feb
24
5
105
Feb
21
38% Feb
1
46% Jan
9
Consol Electronics Industrie*
Consolidated Foods
26
May
2
42 % Dec
2
39% Jan
3
43% Feb
7
20
May 1?
23 Va Jan
6
20% Jan
5
23% Feb
$5
24
Y
com
preferred
15%
16%
15%
15%
151/B
15%
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
90 y2 Jan
11
44% Jan
6
54% Feb
1,600
56%
58
7,000
35
35 Vz
35
35%
35'/4
35%^
35
35%
9,100
65 Vz
66
65%
66
65
65%
65%
66%
5,000
96%
96%
96
96%
96 Vz
96%
97
97
105% Feb
15
94
Oct
7
49
Dec
30
100% Jun
16
107
Aug 22
103
Jan
95
Feb
4%
9
31 % Dec
2
47% Jan
4
34% Jan
3
40% Jan
23
75% Jan
4
83% May 23
77% Jan
0
81% Feb
2
14% Jan
£0
7% Jan
3
91/4 Feb
.
$3.75
preferred.
6
22% Jan
27
19% Jan
21
541% Jan
20
4
7% Dec
40
31
Jun
13
21
,
11% Jan
6
7% Jan
3
10y4 Feb
23
57% Dec
22
53% Jan
6
59% Feb
9
43% Feb
17-
40% Mar 16
35% Jan
footnotes, see page 26.
$5
3
.*
'•
preferred
Insurance
Continental / Motors
Continental Oil of Delaware
Continental
Steel
*87
89%
110
28%
28%
28%
28%
25,900
92%
*92%
*87
88
*92 Vz
53
92%
96
53
54
105%
No par
10
-io5y2
*80%
1
8%
25
>19 Va
5
61%
1
9%
9%
—I
56%
57%
.7
43%
43%
37%
27%
,
105%
52%
53%
105
105 %
Corp
-
94%
531/2
1051%
28%
*92'%
943%
10
53%
9,700
105i%
52%
*105
150
38%
39%,
38%
39%
38'%
38%
181 %
*80%
81 %
80%
81
81
82
9
9 Va
1
9
*19'/a
20
'62 y8
x59%
62%
59%
9%
9%
56%
43%
38%.
Ss Steel
common
convertible
Continental
88
88
20
"
1
Sep 20
„
Copper
Industries
88
*87
*
29
•ss-
For
Jan
62% Feb
13
59% Dec
Dec
-
97
*951/2
97
27%
9 Ve
300
*95'%
*95%
27%
6,400
97
97
No par
.Continental Can Inc common
,
*95 Vz
100
preferred
Continental
19
No par
I
$5.50 preferred
21
44% May 11
1
Continental Baking Co common—9
17
7% Dec
10
$4.50
2
3
14
4,800
56 y4
preferred
No par
$4.52
preferred
No par
$4.18
preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
28
1,800
43 3%
43%
Consumers Power Co
Jan
43%
105
23%
17
37% Jun
43%
1041%
57%
24
83
104%
23%
Feb
Common
1041%
68%
43%
Feb
23
105
68%
38%
97
28% Feb
41,600
701%
104%
69
43%
67
3
71 "
69%
104%
#3%
4
23% Jan
70%
68%
104
2,700
23%
4
5
13,900
57%
61% Jan
29% Jan
45
43%
92% Jan
19
44
23%
12
20% Sep
44%
58
96% Aug 22
7
441%
43%
63 y» Dec
23
44%
57
7
Feb
43%
9%
23%
4
Feb
44 Vz
9%
43%
88% Jan
98
9%
23 Vb
63% Jan
88
9%
43%
Consolidation
13
7,500
9%
23 Vb
17
30
16,000
9%
43 V*
35% Feb
Jan
13%
"
9%
•
4
93
16
13%
79,400
1.33%
29% Jan
85 % Jan
15%
~
600
220
"
43%
4
5
22
44
40 Vz Jan
Apr
110
43%
5
96% Aug 25
101%
21%
44%
27
88
100'A
43%
Consolidated Natural Gas
8
8,800
f
23
com
55,400
743%
9%
No par
581/8 Feb
Co
.
26%
43%
-
1
3
Coal
6,500
26
110
211/4
1
y
73%
i 101/2
20%
4
101 -
109%
20
50% Jan
4
101
noy2
18%
22
87% Jan
101
19
51% Dec
61% Jan
101
110%
42% May 18
Oct
*110%
101
18%
No par
Corp
Laundries Corp
Consolidated
*72%
noy2
No par
Cigar Corp
Jan
101
25
'
VA
101
..100
Corp
4,800
57%
10
preferred
Nast
73
73
56
1
preferred.
Mills
72%
*72
55%
100
4.64%
5.25%
Comptometer
12% Jan
37
25
1
'
9
1
30% Sep
14% Dec 29
101
Solvents
73
56
27%
26%
82%
1
___10
*72
73
26%
*57
57
25%
Elec__0
Co
*72
73
55%
i
40 Vz
*
110% Aug 30
400
55
X39%
common
591/4 Feb
4
*54%
10
Inc
27% Feb
2
55
System_2.50
System
11
22
90
18 Va
50
Iron
13
Jun
*1150
—A
34%
1
Si
Commonwealth
40
*75%
Co
Pictures
Commercial
137
1
common
50% Jan
2
60
87%
137
"
*1150
No par
50
34%
*34%
100
23 y4 Jan
24,
180
.
52y4
*34%
stock—50
com
Southern
&
1,200
8,400
-
35
preferred
Columbus
2,700
59
34%
1
noncumulative
$4.25
2,600
42
97%
Corp
preferred
Columbian
.
49%
No par
Alkman
Columbia
49%
No par
preferred
&
2,000
23
1
4
13
80
15,100
No par
Fuel
521/4
12%
Bottling Co of N Y
Radio
76%
41
24
'90% Jan
81 Vz
200
6,600-
12%
53% Oct
103% Jan
77 Vb
420
47
40'%
28% Jan
74% Feb
46%
12%
3
261/2 Feb
<46%
6,700
.
40
31
3
40%
85
102%
38%
Co_
Si
5Va%
10
9
39%
84 %
*100%
38%
27% Feb
68ya Jan
40%
85
100%
38
Gas
21% Jan
40
85
100%
45 Vz
CLOSED
39
Broadcasting
15
99,400
37 Vz
Columbia
20
44
43%
10
Columbia
69'/a Dec
441/4
Co
9
25% Jun
2,500
59,100
12%
13
4
400
16%
24 %
'
48%
20
8
8,600
12%
Jan
13% Mar
22%
43 %
44%
9,800
24%
16 Va
22%
6,500
48 V*
24
56% Mar
161/4
22%
V*
24,100
12%
19% Oct
Jan
19 VB
48%
39 % Feb
70
17
57%
18%
12%
40% Feb
Feb
16%
56%
19 ShA
48
3
73
16 I/b
55%>u
is y4
12%
4
58% Feb
15%
55%
34%
■ ;
16%
19
47%
19
6
10
5
Jan
5
600
No par
54
Jan
"{,-34%'l
42%
8
19
55%
23%
..
*7%
*17%
18%
^
V'34-ui
34
8
19%
16
18%4»I8*/4".
"
*17%
55%
15%
16%
54% -55 '-•:'
'V
*
5
5
52 Vb J an
*36%
8
8
;
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Colorado
14% Jun
23
25c
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
35%
5
60
.
preferred
Jan
7
23%
100
Peabody Si Co
.1
Coca-Cola
74
21
23
25
guaranteed
1
301/2 Jan
Dec
23%
...ilflOO
Corporation
7
18% Jun
23
100
Pitts
&
Special
Clevite
Jan~~6
34
23%
___ip0-
4
Electric
Cleveland
17
Feb
23%
No par
preferred
Feb
67
17%
No par
com
Corp....
July
18
17%
Electric—
Equipment
78
Jan
*7%
49
41%
80
8
20
9,700
95% Feb
50% Aug 16
...
7%
♦17%
14,900
6
35% Jan
1,400
10,700
108%
53%
I
5
101
81%
5
30
108
21
71 % Jan
13 % Dec
*98
108
52%
26% Nov
42% Dec
*98
20%
4
20
110
64
531%
77% Jan
Jun
*98
X63
21
1351/4 Jan
76
64%
*20%
7
,
37
63%
9%
20%
28
Nov
10
36%
64%
77%
$4.50
5
61
9%
37
64
20%
3
47% Feb
9
36%
64
X52%
80% Dec
137
Pac
Corp
City Stores Co..
20
Jan
9%
36%
63
77%
4
5
8%
36
320
54%
Cleveland
56ya Jan
%
28,900
10
Oil
St
Cleveland-Cliffs
11
41
.
20%
9
33
31 %
30 %
54 Va
5
8
31%
900
20%
6
Apr
31%
53
5
97% Feb
62
30
53
10
441/4 Feb
5
53
Co__
Service
58y4 Jan
56 % Dec
52
Investing Co__
City Products Corp.
3
941/4 Jan
52
47%
8.50
23
7
52
50
Gas
40 V2 Jan
Apr
51
4%
91 y4
Ry com
O'Nuts
53% Feb
99
4%
14,600
29 'A
noncu'm"pfd
5
11
4%
14,800
1.25
Western
23
90% Jari
42
Jan
300
35%
preferred
Cletrac
14% July 14
65% Jan
50% Jan
110
1,700
34%
City
9
16% Nov
■96
Co—
Cincinnati Milling Machine
C I T Financial Corp
49% Mar
3,800
95
*94%
34
preferred
39% Jun
41%
96
96
34%
Common
3
41%
40
Corp
4%%
9
41%
18,400
,
Cotton
Chrysler
Feb
7,100
41
20,100
.Corp
A
Full
Jan
30%
40%
38 y2
Chickasha
87
65
40
37%
3
40% Feb
44
63 '/8
30
40
37%
24
101
*39
*
-
30%
37
21
3
65
29%
37'/a
Feb
7
44
'61%
30%
36%
16% Feb
10
*39
65
29%
37%
25% Jaa
98% Feb
43
'62%
30%
36
4
821% Jan
"39
65
141/4
12
37'% Jan
9,800
31%
2s
6
25%
42%
1
preferred series A
87% Sep
25
31%
CorpA__._l
Fibre
Paul Si
St
North
41% Aug 24
101
25%
42
...
Cincinnati
30% Feb
25%
XI3%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
21
25%
13%
Jan
44% Feb
1,700
24%
16,800
31%
21% Jan
3
23%
42%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
37% Jan
23
13%
__10
Corp
series
Chock
500
23%
'
*
No par
Mllw
5%
18%
29%
Co
A
Si
30
18%
13%
preferred
5%
Chic
29%
18%
'23%
30
121/4 Jail
15% Jan
4
Chic
30%
"is y4
43
"
X40 V
1
Great Western
5%
29%
18%
23%
41%
Co
Motors
Class
13% Jan
17% Nov
38
Jan
31%
18%
23%
25%
24%
Chemway Corp
•
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
—5
Chesapeake Si Ohio Ry common__25
3Vz% convertible preferred
100
Chicago Si East 111 RR com__No par
97
31%
18%
24
18%
13 '
24
13
50
3,700
29%
10y8 Feb
Jan
81%
29%
37
99% Apr
81%
13 %
3
5
29
31%
80%
12%
3
Aug
80%
29%
7% Jan
6% Dec
81%
167,700
24
Chemetron
94
83%
170
32
123
24
Checker
18
91%
31%
*122%
No par
Common
21
91%
32%
121%
24%
24
Feb
92y4
31»%
121 %
81'/a
Birthday
42
23
67% Jan
Washington's
24%
23
Jan
*91 '/a
31%
121%
"
24%
24% Feb
59% Jan •24
52,400
24%
26% Feb
32
37%
41
43% Jan
8
36%
41%
3
4
20,300
37 %
24%
4
14% Mar 24
670
4j/4
36 %
*24
19
69% Jan
78%
4Va
63%
16% Jan
43% Jan
92 >/4
31
*120
30%
CLOSED
12%
78
4 y4
63 »/4
38% Jan
30
92 y4
30%
120
\
11%
79%
4ya
63%
20% Jan
26
36%
92 y4
12y4
■78%
63%
6
6% Nov
36%
36%'
18,900
95,200
.
11%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
63%
4
307/e Dec 13
4%
63%
38% Jan
54% Oct
11%
78%
4%
200
200
•63%
29% Jan
3
4
49%
%
*94%
6
14
21% Jan
11 Va
77%
'
95%
24
26% May
22% Nov 28
41% Dec 20
49%
48%
95%
Dec
17% May 13'
*
28
49
49%
62
17% Oct
4
17,400
44%
28
48 y4
4 y4
*23%
$4.50
preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil Sc Refining Co
1
Chance Vought Corp
1
34% Mar
41%
44%
28 Vb
40%
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
Chain
40%
44%
230
No par
Products
Teed
40%
*27%
80%
5
Aircraft
6,700
9,400
2.50
Co
Champion Paper
24
J
Weit Corp
Corp
Cessna
47%
50
20% Jan
15
24
46%
10
Service
42% Jun
N
47%
40'/la
40%
78%
28%
.
8,000
28%
»11%
120
.
51
46%
44
K
com—No par
13 Va
97%
44
39%
44
92%
.
12%
97
49%
51
-•
13%
96%
49
*27%
35%
,
12%
96'A
28
4y8
___100
of
39%
44 %
30
28% May 23
Oct
46%
*39
28
27
x46%
*59
26
9% Jan
47%
No par
19% Oct
9
-.48%
:.__100
29 y« Jan
Co
49%
No par
Public
South
13%
97
49%
B
Elec
preferred
Illinois
13%
96 %
so y4
com
series
Central
13%
97
10%
1
.a
Gas Si
6
5
Co
Georgia Ry
Illinois
6,200
78
1
Central Hudson
29
;
'
i
20
Sugar
preferred
5%
5,000
8,700
32%
49
100
common
Foundry
Central
8
41% Feb
Corp
Aqulrre
24
32 % Feb
a12.50
preferred
Central
19
73
_
I
preferred series A_100
Central
8 %
50%
32%
38%
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7% 2nd preferred
100
21
17
21
Co common
cony
8 y4
48%
32 y4
28
1
.;
preferred.
4'%%
8%
48%
32
*44
preferred
100
2nd preferred
7
Caterpillar Tractor common.No par
4.20 ft
8 VB
47 %
47
6% %
20
114% Jun
(J I)
8%
47%
32
1
Inci
Products
Shares
8y8
60
Corp
the Week
Feb. M
31%
49 %
10
common
Friday
Feb. 2,8
47 %
13%
preferred
Sales for
,
Thursday
8%
*96%
No par
5
Co
PRICES
48 y4
No par
Light
SALE
31%* 32%
48
""
7%
24.
Feb
30
Corp
4% %
27
88
Steel
Feb. 22
Ohio Ry.100
a
St
Carriers Si General
10
4% Jan
-80-
24
71% Dec
Corp
Carter
12% Feb
3
71% Dec
3-
13
54% Jan
1
7Va Dec
Feb
28% Jan
45
3
40% Sep
Carlisle
■Wednesday
Feb. 21
8 y4
$
Mig Co
44% Sep
35
HIGH
Tuesday
Feb. 20
1
9
AND
Monday
Tmm
.
Capital Alrllnss Inc_
24
35% Feb
88% Jan
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
19
Sep
10 Va Dec
YORK
Highest
-
9%
27,700
550
8%
83%
61- '
*19%
58%
60%
28.800
10%
9%
55%
56%
56%"
43%.,
43%
9
*19%
20
14,000
20
10%
51,000
56%
16,400
42%
1,900
**
x56
43%
x41%
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(922)
■.
.
Monday, February 27 *1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
tO% Sep
10
15
25% Sep
1
24 % Jan
4
33% Feb
24
29
30% Jan
3
36 V4 Feb
27
Cooper-Bessemer
4
33% Feb
15
1
13% Jan
3
17% Feb
21
Copper
Jan
4
31% Jan
3
37% Feb
16
85% Dec
21
74
Jan
9
85 % Feb
24,
9
167
Corning
6
55
4
Jun
186
Feb
7
184 % Jan
27
83% Jan
5
83% Jan
5
3% %
11
88
5
89
25
3 % %
83 % Apr
8
87
Aug 17
'85% Jan
10
90
Apr
Jan
Jan
Glass
Works
24% Jan
27
18% Jan
3
25% Feb
3
Cosden
15% Sep
9
13% Jan
27
15% Jan
3
Coty
Inc
4% Sep
13
3% Jan
5
4% Jan
13
Coty
International
Crane
July 27
72% Jan
12
4
46% Jan
11
52
Jan
30
July 18
72% Jan
18
76
Feb
21
64% Jan
76
31% Mar
4
39% Jan
5
35% Jan
3
39% Feb
16
17 % Mar
4
22% July 21
19% Jan
4
22% Jan
6
15
25
Jan
3
27
Jan
47% Feb
17
16% Feb
32
33 %
36%
35%
35%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
33 Vb
32%
33
32%
33
33
33%
15%
17
16%
17 VB
16%
17%
16%
17
16,800
>:36 %
84V8
37
36%
37
36%
37
36%
37
3,300
84%
837/8
84 y8
84
84%
85%
19,600
174'A
175
175'A
169
172
167 %
168 Va
7,500
*83 %
85
*83%
85
*84%
85
*84%
86
*88
91
*88
91
*88
91
*89
91
Jan
26
3%%
42
Dec
14
37% Jan
3
24
Crowell-Collier
I
45
Dec
21
42% Jan
4
59
Feb
16
Crown
40% Feb
23
39 Ys Jan
4
42
Feb
6
$2
29
52% Jan
4
57 % Feb
2
Crown
Sep
20
89% Jan
6
93
Jan
27
95
4
16
Dec
5
29 y* Jan
4
17% Jan
3
88% Nov 28
109% Jan
5
90% Jan
3
21% Feb
24
Feb
Cork
Seal
Zellerbach
preferred
Crucible
22
18
Jan
11
17% Jan
23
24
Cuban-American
24
14% Jan
4
9% Jan
3
12% Feb
15
Cudahy
69% Mar 23
64% Jan
5
69 % Feb
21
4%%
13
Jan
18
11% Jan
30% Sep
28
37
Jan
14
32
7% Dec
20
50 % Dec
22
60% Jan
8
50% Feb
17% Dec
29
25
Feb
19
17% Jan
19 % Jan
14% Dec
7
31% Jan
4
15% Jan
20 Va Feb
21
12% Jan
Cuneo
14% Feb
1
34% Jan
13
Cunningham
8Va Jan
7
5
20
3
10% Jan
18
Curtis
54% Jan
30
$4
20
$1.60
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
76
76
38%
20'A
20 VB
21'A
Washington's
26 %
45%
26%
26 %
Birthday
-24%
14 %
14%
1,000
3%
37/a
49%
7,300
*75
497/u
78%
;
38%
38%
500
21 'A
20%
21%
5,500
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,800
45%
47%
25,000
56
57%
15,100
44%
45'A
44 7/8
45%
58%
56%
57'A
42
41
41
54'A
91 y4
55
54'A
55%
55 %
55%
54%
*91 %
91%
91%
91%
*91%
20%
21%
21%
21%
♦100
103
21%
102%
*41
21%
*100
18
18
*100%
18 %
18 %
17%
18%
11 y4
11%
11%
11%
*68%
69'A
69%
69%
*12'A
13
12%
13
13
13
2.50
33 "A
33 V*
33%
33%
33%
33%
9%
*49%
97/8
9%
51'A
*49%
1
11 Vb
*69
9%
9%
42
18%
11%
18,100
92 %
120
21%
20,800
102
18%
*69
4^400
11%
•
11%
70%
600
56
21%
102
5
Inc
100
38 V*
57 %
*100
1,400
78%
38 V*
41
10
common
Stores
*75
8,200
20 %
5
Drug
49%
57 %
91 V\
8,200
23%
4
42
,
2,800
14%
49 Vb
38%
%
9,300
24%
3%
100
Sugar
Publishing common
11,400
100
12%
12%
800
33%
.9%
701/2
33%
1,700
9%
12,700
9%
51
*49%
18
18
18
*18%
18%
18%
18%
300
:_1
xl8
18%
197/a
19%
20%
19%
20 VB
Li
prior
19%
20%
70,800
1
33%
337/8
*33%
34
34
34
33%
10
65'A
34%
600
Inc
67 %
64%
66%
64%
66%
65%
66 Vs
4,800
1
38%
38%
38%
39%
87
87
*87
88%
14%
15
15
15%
15
15%
14%
15
31'A
32
30%
31%
preferred
No par
prior preferred
Curtiss-Wright
Class
50
39 %
44 %
5
Inc
Jan
49 %
76
57
12,600
23%
*41 V\
preferred—100
Packing Co
preferred
Press
84%
,
1
*14 y2
STOCK
4
26%
.
America—12.50
of
convertible
14%
37/8
20
No par
Steel Co
5V\%
24%
14% '
39
1
Corp common
24%
'
4
50'A
*75
-
2.50
common
15
'
4
49'A
1
25
com
247/8
15
No par
8% Oct
18% Feb
Corp
Publishing
<fc
13% Sep
63% July 28
10 % Aug
3
100
2
preferred
$4.20
14
102
1
173
24%
y:
' •••'
1
preferred—
conv
5
Jan
.
25
Petroleum
Crescent
17
86
•
1
Corp
-
-32%
1
Corp
Wheat
34% Oct
54% Dec
_1
5
common
preferred
of
5%
1"
common
28% Feb
39% July 25
32%
35%
._L—
Co
Cream
10
23% Feb
31%
35%
8%
Petroleum Corp
5
1
July 27
40
31
35'A
preferred series of 1947-100
18 Yb Oct
3
30%
35%
preferred-,
10% July
Shares
30'A
Co—
Range
Feb. 24
8
Copperweld Steel Co
Corn Products Co
(Del)
27 Vb Dec
24% Jan
the Week
Friday
23
35%
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
5
.
100
27% Jan
12% Dec
Feb
5
—1
17
33% Jun
Sales for
Thursday
28%
i
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
25
PRICES
Feb. 22
5
Corp
16
Oct
SALE
Wednesday
Feb. 21
5
10% Jan
21
HIGH
Tuesday
Feb. 20
Par
America
3
July 11
1
Feb 16
of
Co
AND
Monday
*
7% Jan
16
Dee
48% Apr
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Controls
42 % Mar
42% Feb
6
124
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
No par
common
A
29% Nov
29
37% Jan
7
30% Jan
34% Feb
24
87 % Sep
27
06
Jan
8
62% Feb
74
Jan
24
Cutler-Hammer
31 V* Jun
23
43% Jan
4
39% Feb
24
Dana
51
50
50
100
D
Jan
4
12 % Dec
83
27
12
5
31
3
86% Feb
87
Feb
20
6
12% Jan
15% Feb
21
33% Jan
Dec
Jan
87% Aug 23
15% Jan
27% Oct
32
5
13% Jan
17% Feb
24
49% May 31
29% Feb
34% Jan
23
3%%
Dan
common
preferred series A
Mills
River
100
Inc
5
Corp
Dayco
Daystrom
50c
Inc
10
64%
64
64%
79
79 %
*78
79%
9
1
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
*76%
79
*78
79
*78
79
79% Jan
4
83
Feb
13
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
*81%
84%
*81%
83
*81 %
83
27
39
33%
82% May 23
15
Light
&
17% Jan
8
Jan
3
Decca
Records
38 y8 Apr
28
54 3A Dec
16
52% Jan
3
59% J an
31
Deere
&
17% Dec
21
28% Jan
8
18% Jan
4
203A Jan
19
Delaware
&
Power
&
Lines
35% May 17
47% Aug 11
41% Jan
11
46% Feb
3
Delaware
31% Aug 24
27% Jan
3
35% Feb
8
Delta
20% Jun
21
28% Aug 15
24% Jan
28% Feb
9
137/a Sep
28
18% Nov
4
16% Jan
20% Feb
17
Dec
0
49% Dec
14
0
t'26%Jan
4
14% Jan
*33% July 29
66% Aug 29
29% Jan
48% Jan
Feb
1
52% Feb
8
Dentists'
Supply
Chemical
Detroit
23
37% Feb
24
De
Vilbiss
58% Jan
3
70
Feb
17
Diamond
35'A Jan
3
45
Feb
15
Diamond
29% Jan
3
31% Feb
23
$1.50
27
12% Jan
4
16
Feb
21
Diana
30
17% July
15% Jan
13
17% Feb
21
Sep
•
93% Jan
4
21
Feb
24
Diners'
(The)
24
49% Jan
4
26% Jan
5
39% Feb
23
Disney
33% Dec
12
31% Jan
3
36% Feb
21
Distillers
15% Oct
7
17
Jan
3
19% Feb
2
10% Dec
13
13% Jan
Dec
9
34%
35%
35%
36%
46,100
58%
57%
58%
x57%
58 %
18,100
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
5,600
42%
44 VB
43%
43%
43%
44 %
43%
44 Vb
4,500
33%
34 3A
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
8,000
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
3,700
20%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
40,700
8%
8%
9'A
9 Vb
9%
9%
9%
5,600
50%
50 %
—
;
50dA,?:-.;
50 V\
50%
50%
b
9,300
17%
17%
17%
xl7V4
17%
13,200
<136,.**. 36%
36%
36%
69%
36%
37%
2,600
25,100
<•
imrah
34%"- 34%
10
69%
25
.«*•
70
43 VB
1
Corp
43%
69%
70
x67%
68 Va
43 y4
31%
*31
30
43%
43%
44%
44%
44 %
31%
"31 %
31%
31
31
15%
16
15%
15%
"5,100
2,400
*31
67%
15%
16
16%
17
17%
17%
STOCK
17%
17%
17%
17%
21%
30,900
39%
30,300
1
21%
23%
21%
22%
EXCHANGE
21%
22%
21
2.50
34%
35%
36%
37%
CLOSED
37-%
39%
38%
2
X35%
35%
35%
36%
35%
36 VB
36
1
17%
17%
17'A
17%
Washington's
17
17%
17%
No par
14%
15%
15
15%
Birthday
15%
15%
15%
22 Vb
22%
21%
22%
21%
21 %
21%
21%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
20
6,300
33
33%
33%
34%
34'A
35%
35%
38
64,400
16%
16%
X16-.
16 Va
15'%
16%
15%
15%
7,400
Productions
Ltd
Divco-Wayne
Corp
10
16% Jan
6
Feb
6
28% Jan
12
Dome
16% Oct 26
27
July T
19% Jan
18% Jan
17
20
Jan
13
Dominick
42% Feb
10
Jan
3
38
Feb
24
Douglas
14 Vb Dec
6
24% Jan
0
14% Jan
4
18% Jan
10
Dover
70% Oct
20
09% Jan
4
71
19
77% Feb
8
10% Jun
20
80% Jan
4
22% Jan
3
26% Jan
23
Dresser
33% Sep 12
19% Aug 18
30% Jan
10
37% Feb
17
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
17% Jan
4
21% Feb
20
DuBois
9% Jan
5
11% Feb
21
Dunhill
19
9% Jan
25
Duplan Corp
4
12% Oct
24
8% Dec
0
13% Jan
4
22
8
28
Jan
Pepper Co
Dow
Ltd
Fund
No par
Inc
Aircraft
y
1
.
No par
Co_
Corp
1
Chemical
Co
_5
1
Chemicals
74
74%
74 VB
75%
74 VB
75%
35,500
24%
24%
25%
24%
24%
x24 y2
24%
20,600
37%
36
36%
35%
36 Vb
35%
36%
5,100
19%
21%
19%
20%
19%
20%
19%
20%
—
92,500
1
10%
10%
10%
11%
11
11 VB
11
11%
5,800
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
2,100
266% Jan
185% Jan
3
8
209 %
211%
210%
211%
X208 %
210
00% Jan
0
103
Aug If
100% Jan
31
Jan
4
Preferred
$4.50
series
No par
102 %
102 %
102 VA
102'A
102%
103
74% Jan
8
83
Aug 18
77% Jan
20
82% Jan
4
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
80%
80'A
80%
80%
79%
80 3
s
21% Mar
8
20% Sep
25% Jan
3
28% Feb
24
28
28%
27%
28%
28 Vn
28%
13
104
20
42% Jan
B
41
Aug 18
44% Aug 25
44% Aug 24
46% Feb 15
Jan
3
48
Feb
20
IB
44% Aug 24
42% Jan
4
45
Jan
27
4.10%
48
44
Jan
4
45% Jan
24
$2.10
21% Feb
20
DWG
Jan
13
40
Jan
11
38% Jan
6
42
Mar 23
38% Jan
3
43% Jan
12
46
Feb
21
5
45
Feb
1
41
44
July 11
Jan
40% Feb
17% Oct 21
24% Jan
•
19
Jan
19
20% July 21
23
Oct 20
80
Jan
8
22% Jan
5
27
84
Jan
8
23 Vb Jan
3
24% Mar
8
30% Aug 30
29'% Jan
3
9
(K I)
Light
4.20%
40 Va Jan
37
Nem
$3.75
5
common
preferred-,
preferred
$4.15
4%
Co
8%
8%
dc Co—
Common
Duquesne
8,400
74%
31
211% Feb
4,600
•
'
27
de
8,400
;
t.
1
Inc
International
Pont
15%
24%
73%
1
7% Bep
du
8,700
17 %
x36%
50o
178% Oct
Jan
36%
•
1
J
Industries
14% Jan
8
800
15%
Club Inc
Corp-Seagrams
Mines
14,800
15%
2.50
21
Dr
50 7
50c
28% Oct 20
Mar 10
la%
_15
17% May 10
25
s
1
"
28% Feb II
15
29% Jan
35
57%
2.50
Corp
(Walt)
24
24
NY
Corp
Oct
14% Oct
33%
58 3A
„20
Fruit
50
20
83
20%
Alkali Co
Stores
*81%
33 3A
>
LL_1
National
3,900
78
78
19%
preferred
28% Jun
20
of
Cqatings
Co—
DiGiorgio
14% Dec
38% July
31
65
79%
6.75
Co
i Corp
Steel
Detroit
64%
3
Light
Edison—
17% Feb
6
30%
*78
58%
1
No par
Co
DeSoto
9
8
11
50o
Inc
(Delaware)
Hudson
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
Apr 14
20% Feb 23
3
Jan
14
10
7% Jan
B
29% Mar
28
20
Air
64%
7
common
Inc
Co
20
50 Va May
11,400
31
64
79
Power
39 3A Dec
Dec
32%
30%
65%
*78
6
24% Mar
23,800.
100
75% Jan
13
17%
A
3
40% Mar 23
16%
series
74% Feb
Jan
16%
3.75%
Dayton
20
24,200
16
Vb
15
Preferred
68
Jan
13,100
88%
14%
6
16
76% Feb
55
10,
*87
15
31
76% Jan
80
10
38%
88 Va
14%
Feb
58
80% Aug 23
7
38%
*87
79% Jan
78 r
Feb
9
4
Apr 20
38%
38%
32% Jan
Aug 30
45 % Mar
72% Jan
Sep
Corp
50
*39%
50
45
50
.
preferred
*44
40
*39%
44%
39%
40
45%
45
46
*44%
208 %
210
102 %
102%
*79%
80%
400
28%
28%
9,000
22,400
600
39%
*39%
40
*45
46%
*45%
46%
140
44
44%
44%
43 Va
43%
460
70
48
48
47%
*46%
48
*46%
48
44 %
45%
*44 %
45%
*44 %
45%
*44%
45 Vb
44%
44%
44 %
44%
45
45
*44%
45%
~70
9
21%
21%
*20%
21%
20%
20%
20%
20 %
1,400
8
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
26
25%
26
1
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
29%
30
26,100
35
35%
x34%
35%
34%
35%
35
36Va
21,900
87%
x86%
preferred
50
preferred
50
50
preferred
Cigar Corp
*
47
140
E-
75
Mar
3
15
Nor
1
25% Jan
4
16 V4 Jan
3
94
Feb
1
136% Jun
9
104 «A Feb
13
62
Mar
3
28% Sep
29
48% Feb
1
79
Mar 21
32% Nov
87
1
18
Jan
17% Oct
25
44% Apr
20
5% Dec
1
43% Oct
24
10% Oct
25
24% Oct 31
33
82
Nov 21
81% Jan
3
Feb
6
Eagle-Picher Co
30% Feb
8
Eastern
Air
36 Vb Feb
24
Eastern
Gas
87% Feb
23
19% Jan
30
114
Jan
5
4%%
96
11
99
Jan
6
30% Jan
3
36
Jan
30
Eaton
59% Jan
10
83 % Feb
24
Edison
88
83
Aug
5
45% Jan
4
Jan
Feb
$3.60
Kodak
1
84 % Jan
9
41
Jan
11
2
93
Feb
2
4
20% Jan
12
26
Jan
24
Elastic
54% Feb 25
44% Jan
4
51
Feb
16
Electric
24
Electric
&
8% Feb
73
26
Jun
7
19% Jun
5% Jan
50
Jan
61
Feb
9
4%%
Stop
14% Feb
8
27% Feb
30% Jan
19
El
50
66% Feb
14
Emerson
Faso
8
21
11% Jan
I
34% Aug 22
38% Jan
4
14% Feb
15
Emerson
327/8 Jan
38% Feb
24
Empire
26 V* Feb
35% Jan
10
Endicott
84
76
79 % Jan
3
22% Jan
20
40% Feb
7
20
16% Dec
8
32% Feb
24
Aug 30
23
Deo
18
Sep
7
41% Sep
1
0% Oct 20
Nov
30
84% Jan
02% Deo
5
5
25
11
20
Sep 28
Apr
I
■8% Oak
f
aoy4 Deo
•
18% Jan
37% Jan
5
Jan
26
3
Radio
Mfg
12%
13%
12%
28%
29%
28%
29
66,100
64
64%
64%
65%
65%
66%
64%
65%
13,000
14%
35,700
1,800
1,200
78%
79
79
1
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
4,600
8.50
39'A
39%
39%
39%
38 %
39
38%
38 7
8
4,300
5%
8,200
21
Fairbanks
Morse
Feb
23
Fairbanks
Whitney Corp
24% Feb
9
com
5
No par
..
100
50
Co
5
A
convertible
31 %
17,500
37
3fe
14,000
No par
Co
30 %
37
*27%
29
29
30%
29
*29
com
1
8%
preferred
40
24%
3
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Cerp_l
8
Fairmont
14
33% Dec 27
see
page
33
Feb
26.
8
40
Feb
24
840
18,800
31%
Feb
9
15
30
Feb
40% Feb
14%
35%
Feb
4
14%
37%
9
Co
common
convertible
junior
58
31%
85
5%
14
30
37
41
21
13%
13%
29%
*55 %
58
30%
3
Feb
*55 Vb
14
5%
5%
29%
58
20
32%
6
50
5%
29%
5%
29%
*56
79
37%
12
11
58
*78
79
31%
81% Jan
Jan
13%
5%
29%
5%
29
*78
37%
35% Jan
,Jan
5%
28 %
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13
1
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35
13
)
Inc
Sep 20
43
7,800
78'%
10
8
13 Va
—100
—
30% Feb
footnotes,
13%
29%
38%
3
37% Dec
5,200
12%
28%
27%
Corp
Foods
4
13%
29
13 Va
3
4%
59 3
12%
28'A
27%
4
$1.60
58
59%
700
37%
Pittsburgh RR Co
Eversharp
270,200
13%
preferred series A
Ex-Cell-O
3,300
6%
38 Vb
Industries
Products
49 %
6 %
27%
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
&
49%
6%
38%
Equitable Gas Co
5%
49%
6%
27%
preferred
Englehard
59%
49%
%
13%
Jan
Jan
59%
59%
23
27%
23
6
59%
59 VA
4,700
96
23'A
38
8
89
6%
38%
23%
13
20
37 Vb Dec
50 %
6%
86
*92%
27%
39% Feb
I
49%
%
6
37%
V
37%
32% Feb
T
50%
5%
38%
95
13%
Jan
88% Mar
50%
*92%
95
38
35
81
23'A
38%
38%
28
22 % Jan
1
23%
2,400
27%
24
9% Mar
23%
■
*37%
26 Vb Jun
6
23%
*84%
■
%
10
Phonograph
Evans
Jan
23%
86
11,800
83
Corp common—25
&
Johnson
24
7% Jan
1
86
280
35%
v
79
2
District Electric Co
Feb
21
37%
*92%
96%
35 VB
'
5
Co
15
5% Deo
4%
Electric
11% Jan
12% Feb ai
*84%
*84%
86
95
5,800
38,200
96%
35%
410
19%
107%
3
Erie
08% Jan St
96%
!76 .<r
87
19
106%
'
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.
38
10
Gas
23
7
72
5
Jan
Jan
35%
35%
37%
shares
Amer
9
40
96%
98 %
35
72
*92%
Co
Ind
5
19
19%
108'A
*84%
of Amer
20% Jan
28% Feb 28
For
Mus
Corp
26% Jan
04
Mar
Nut
54% Jan
32% Jan
*96%
"
87
87%
18%
106%
2.50
common
7
28
•')
20
70%
11
5% Oct
83% Feb
6% Jan
35%
Feb
58
20% Deo
Feb
Jan
98
34%
87
86%
19%
108%
100
Co
Natural
22% Jun
13
97
Storage
Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
11% Jan
53% Dec
Mar
106%
70%
Electric
23
0
Jun
19
18%
109
1
preferred
20
20
18%
common—1
Co
Inc
preferred
Products
4 % %
Jan
78
87%
108
2,400
'
Ekco
28% Nov 23
Jan
10
100
Auto-Lite
67/8 Feb
20% Jan
2.50
50
Stores
Feb
5
100
Corp
preferred
Bros
37% Feb
July 29
10
com
common
Manufacturing
10% Dec
23% Dec
Co
93
94
Assn
Steel
Stainless
Eastman
65% May 23
Inc
Fuel
&
prior preferred
Eastern
96% July 22
46% Jan
6
Lines
preferred
preferred
77/b
8 Vb
—1
x39%
40%
100
*83
85
29
8%
9%
9%
24%
9
24%
24%
24 %
77/8
-
39%
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8 Vb
39%
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10
24%
24%
8%
8%
40
700
10
233,000
24%
1,600
8%
58,600
40
40%
40
83%
-
85
83%
*83
40 3
83%
*50
51%
200
36%
31%
3,000
39%.
40
a
2,900
10
"
49%
50
50
50
50
38%
39
38 V\*
38%
38
38%
32%
33%
34%
3G%
38%
39
50
*48%
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
Family Finance Corp
1
..
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.
11,800
Volume
Number
193
6033
.
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(923)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1960
Lowest
44 ya Nov
9
5% Dec
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
.
28
69 % Jan
4
47% Jan
9% Mar 29
NEW
YORK
Highest
3
55
LOW AND
BTOCK
Feb
20
Fansteel
5% Jan
9
6% Jan
12
Fawick
a
20% Jan
4
17% Jan
3
21% Feb
24
25Yi July 28
40% Jan
6
27
Jan
3
Feb
15 Va Dec
20
27% Jan
4
16 % Jan
13
17% Feb
21»/a6ep
19
24% Jun
9
21% Feb
13
24% Jan
17
26
45
Jan
4
33 % Jan
3
37% Feb
24
Federal
19% May 23
22
% Aug
15
22% Jan
3
23% Feb
6
32% Oct
24
39% Dec
14
34% Feb
1
40% Feb
23
15% Oct
31
20
16
Feb
8
18% Jan
35% Oct
24
67% Jun
43% Jan
26
51% Feb
28% Jan
10
33% Jan
Metallurgical Corp
5%%
33
Oct
24»/4 Oct
May 12
47
26
15
Jan
5
14% Jan
5
20% Feb
24
39% Feb
'
4
27% Oct
26
33
5
Corp
63%
20 Ya
20%
5
31%
32 %
32
32%
32 3/b
33
14
Federal
i
32%
33
17%
17%
17%
17Yb
conv 2nd pfd
series A
23
Paper Board Co common
5
22%
23
22%
22 Ya
37%
36%
36 %
23%
23
Pacific
4.60%
20
Fenestra
24
Ferro
23
com
preferred
: Federated
__
Electric Co
Dept
Inc
Paper
Prod
Corp
19
33% Jan
9
40-
Feb
3
6
28% Jan
4
39% Feb
23
64
Feb
24
32"% Feb
24
Firstamerica
6
49 % Jan
27-
7
38 % Apr
8
4
Jan
13
6% Jan
3
7% Feb
10
Firth
28
Jan
5
32% Feb
23
Flintkote Co
86
24
84
Apr
7
83
Jan
27
12
110
Jun
7
96
Jan
3
38% Nov 22
45
Sep
22
80
May 27
91% Dec
Feb
$4
108% Feb
Carpet
A 2nd
conv
B 2nd pfd
29
Jan
38% May 10
20
4
49
Feb
•2.25
6 % Feb
23
8
Jan
Florida
East
pfd_T
Coast
36 % Jan
10
50% Feb
5
+68% Jun
29
58% Jan
17
11% Apr
28
17% Dec
22
16% Jan
4
-20% Feb
15
Fluor
3
36% Jan
31
Food Fair Stores Inc
11
86% Feb
9
29
Dec
2
34% Apr
18
80
Sep
13
85% Nov
3
20% Oct
26
28% Apr
—
26
14% Apr
May 31
Dec
21
Dec
23
95
Jan
25% Jan
22
63
248
11
Sep 27
44% May 13
196
31% Jan
85
13% Jan
Florida
Power
Corp
70% Feb
4
Florida
Power
Si
37% Feb
18% Feb
5
20
23
67
Feb
3
Food
260
Jan
30
94% Jan
13
13
96% Feb
5
19% Jan
15
12 % Jan
12
14% Feb
24
22
35% Jan
7
21% Jan
5
28% Feb
60% July 25
92% Jan
6
63% Jan
3
74% Feb
17% Nov
12
Oct
25
19% Jan
5
12% Jan
24
Oct
24
41% Jan
29
31% Jan
9 <
12% Nov 21
15% Jan
6
14% Jan
5
Dec
30
29% Jan
13
32% Jan
5
30% Feb
18
19
Jan
3
23% Jan
Maya?
84% Nov
81
73
Feb
13»
22
32
Mar 30
17% Dec
66
14% Feb
81
24
Jan
4%
16,300
16
32 VB
323%
4,000
38
38%
35,100
37 Va
38%
38
32
i
38 7/8
Washington's
Birthday
-7%
7%
31%
313%
32 3a
85
85
104
106
105
64
11,200
31%
32%
31,700
IVa
7%
7%
4,500
323/4
31%
323/4
32,000
86
86
86
47 Va
6%
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104 3A
48
106 Ya
47%
^
48 Ya
107
48%
41,900
270
108%
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49
4,600
63/8
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6 Yb
6%
40
4,100
39 y*
39 Y4
39Yb
39 3/a
39
39 %
69%
16,500
66 Va
68 Yi
65 Va
61%
66%
673/4
13,100
193/4
20 Va
19%
20%
353/8
36 Ya
35%
36
203/a
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88
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.
37%
19%
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37 Va
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20 Va
353A
88
363A
6Y4
88
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37%
7,700
12,600
88
260
36%
37%
18%
18%
18%
18 Ya
187/a
18%
18%
1,200
64
18%
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,
47
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37%
63 Yb
32 Ya
32 Yb
62%
31Y4
39 Va
7 Ya
62
30%
63
30 3A
62
30%
84%
2,900
63 Va
64
63
64%
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9,300
260
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97 Ya
28,000
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97 Ya
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70
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14
14
143/b
14
14%
1
9,200
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26%
26
26 %
25 Va
257/s
25%
25%
9,100
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70%
71YB
71 Vb
72 3/b
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...
5
Dairies
10 Va
743/8
113,700
13%
14%
14 Yb
147/a
14%
14%
14%
14%
72,400
32%.
31%
32
31%
32
31%
313/4
.:—_l
15%
15 Va
15 Y4
15 Ya
15 Ya
153/a
10
15%
3,100
30%
30%
30 Ya
30%
30 Yb
30 Yb
30%
_1
30%
12,600
23%
23%
23 Yb
23 Y4
23 Yb
23 Ya
X223/4
233/b
27,400
75
75
*74 Ya
75 Ya
74
75%
*75
75%
110
2
10
Co
Trailer
,
31 %
15%
Inc
Sulphur
Fruehauf
3
10,700
32%
15%
32 Yb
20
100
Foster-Wheeler Corp
/Franklin Stores Corp.—L.
Freeport
51%
21%
15%
38%.
39%.
__10
Inc
Mineral
Foremost
50
313/4
15Yb
32 Va
353/4
com_'__10
preferred
100
Ford Motor Co__
•36% Feb
497/b
31Y4
37%
,7 *86
Corp
preferred
49
2,600
-
CLOSED
X68 %
1
com
173/8
EXCHANGE
6%
V
_15
preferred
Chem
&
Mart
.Foote
Inc
convertible
3%%
18Feb
3
convertible
Food
8
Markets
Mach
3%%
20
11 % Oct
May 31
Giant
4%
3
Jan
88% Jan
<
Food
17%
38 Ya
46%
1
of '51
17 Yb
321/4
32%
38%
105„
No par
common
ser
16,500
STOCK
84%
2.50
pfd
200
40%
157/b
...
..
_2.50
______
4,500
23%
393/4
50 Ya
30%
.....
100
Light Co_
*23
31%
7%
Co__25
Corp Ltd
•4.20 divid
13
59% Jan
250
40% Feb
•
23 Va
16 %
30%
No par
Railway
373/4
37 Va
40 Va
167/b
•
60%
.
No par
—
conv
36%
36%
k'
49%
37 %
5
preferred
4,700
30%
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Co
common
15,000
22 %
39%
16 Yb
34%
g
•4.50
41% Jan
16%
32%
;
par
Corp
17%
22 %
1574
Firestone Tire & Rubber
-No par
First Charter Financial Corp_No par
First National Stores
;
No
8
17%
22 Ya
30%
i
45% Jan
30 % Jun
■
48%
.
fc10
4
39 Ya
1631-
No. par
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
173A
22 Va
■
*23
38%
5,000
17 Yb
"
23
38%
i
;
Filtrol
23% Nov
>
*23
lo
Corp
Fiberboard
363/4
25
Stores———1.25
10
4
3,000
213/8
20
13% Jan
2,000
37,600
20
Jan
61% July
6 3/8
20
18
30% Jan
543%
6%
193/a
34% Jan
17
533%
6%
19%
6
25
543A
63/b
0
19%
3
22
Shares
53 Yb
■
•
l
15% Feb
Oct
the Week
Feb. 24
Corp
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings
27% Jan
6 % Nov
Friday
Feb. 23
'..
6 Y2
Sales for
Thursday
55
55
6 %
47 % Dec
*'•"
543%
6%
24
22
PRICES
Feb. 22
a
Oct
32% Oct
<■
7
SALE
Wednesday
Feb. 21
23
"
22
Tuesday
Feb. 20
Pm
Fedders
15% Oct
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Co
common.
preferred
,Y
100
.
3,500
G
Dec
12
16
11% Jan
12% Jan
4
3
14% Feb
23
Oabrlel
19% Bep
27% Jan
29
38% May 31
24
Bep
28 % Feb
50 Vs Jan
30
22
277/a
47%
473A
48
50%
51 Yi
10
Garrett
5 Vb Feb
16
Gar Wood
24 % Jan
"27% Feb
2
2
17% Jan
21% Feb
10% Jan
•113A Feb
24
26% Feb
2
6
22% Jan
13
21
80 Va
30
July
Opt. 28
7% Jlin 16
95
Feb
27
Jan
24
78
Jan
137
9% Jan
4
7% Jan
27
18% Jan
82
8
•
21
43 Yb Feb
3
82 Yz Feb
18
33
Feb
5 Ve Feb
17
7
Co of
Jan
25 Ya
*93
Bronie
General
Cable Corp
1
8% Jan
4
17% Feb
7
203A Feb
39% Jan
3
45 % Jan
61% Feb
10
74
Jan
4%
preferred
Cigar Co Inc
3
__No par 4
;
100
/
"
263A
263/4
*27 Yb
27Y4
100
203/a
20%
x20
21Y4
3,800
11%
11%
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2,300
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2,300
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26
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423/a
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81
81
CLOSED
29 Yb
293A
29 Yb
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18 Ya
19 Yb
18 34
203/a
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1
42 Ya
43
42%
43 Yb
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64%
65%
l
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41%
403/4
41
74
73S/8
74 Ya
74 Ya
*80
75
45 Ya
433/a
45 Yb
42 Yi
44 Ya
70% Sep
28
,99% Jan
4
General
21
38% Dec
28
37'A Jan
19
413A Feb
24
General
Finance
75% Dec
14
68% Jan
10
77 Va Jan
24
General
Foods
8
30% Jun
29
37% Jan
11
23% May 23
33% Dec
19
31% Jan
2,500
■
-
33,900
83
10
2934.
*
,3,300
'■
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30% Apr
.61% Aug 18
Dynamics
43 Y'b
STOCK
EXCHANGE
30
5
11
230
9,200
22 Va
'
293A
General
53% Jan
9,700
.
-
21 Va
84
*80
23
'29% Jan
23
8
'
31
23
33% Sep
4,000
138 Ya
8
21 Ya
5,300
8 3/8
138 Ya
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2
.15% Oct
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General Controls
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3
25 Yi
85 Va
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95
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rf
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26,000
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common—-4—"9
.
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9
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14 Yi
28 Yi
20
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preferred—JL-:—_____r.No par
General Bancshares Corp___
_2
6
497/a
4%
,
11%
Texas-,—5
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r
487/s
133/a
27Yi
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24
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100
-
20
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-
13 Yb
50 Ya
4 3/b
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i6
31
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28
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preferred
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13
78% Jan
Investors
General
8% Feb
34 % Jan
12
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12 YB
4%
*26Yb
•
50
_
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22% Jan
29 % Jan
Aug 24
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14
84.50
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"
25
45% Jan
26
140
Corp__
American
General
23
8% Jan
Jan
34 % Jan
.
31
86% Feb
7% Jan
July 22
.
preferred.:
voting pref
conv
General
2
20% Jan
11
,123% Jftn
146
137
92 Va Jan
-
6
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convertible
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•
2
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Acceptance
General
'
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i%%
-
24
9
99% Oct
Dec
27 Va
*47 Va
55% Jan
26% Jan
6
143/8
27 Ya
47%
3
-4
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75% Mar
13 Yb
26 y4
47% '
23
Jan
32% Oct
12Ya
26%
8
3% Jan
May 11
21% Apr
12%
25 Ya
Co
48 Ye Feb
19% Sep
I
8
7
90
16% Oct
■'
15
17
83% Dec
;•
Dec
11% Sep
30% Jan
,.
16
68% Feb
Jan
Inc
Gardncr-Denvtr
24
17
31% Mar 25
29
,•10% Sep 20
21% Dec
27
48
6% Jan
24
Apr
•
17
22% Jan
8
.
59
42% July 27
33/4 Oct
7
Jan
51
,
Co
Oamble Skogmo
"
Corp
5.%
,
5
5%
Ya
5%
*.
'
53/8
53/4
11,100
'
'
20 Ya
203/4
19 Va
20
17,800
43 Yb
437/a
43 YB
43 Yb
36,800
62 Ya
:
64 Yi
623/4
41Y4
x41 %
41%
74 Yi
15 Va
17,700
42Y4
44
53,500
"
22% Mar
111
45% Feb
21
General
Instrument
5
37
Feb
23
General
Mills
107% Jan
3
110
Feb
21
40% Jan
3
'44% Feb
24
Jan
6
106% Feb
9
24
.
7
40 % Dec
23
100% Jan
0
76% Jan
4
85% Aug 17
79% Jan
10
82 Va Feb
21% July
1
28
Dec
15
26% Jan .i'4
30-/4 Jan
12
General
Outdoor
July 13
41
Dec
21
37 % Feb
42% Feb
10
General
Portland
68% Jun
22
54% Jan
'32
43% Oct
35
20
Sep
5
Apr
104
Jun
20
22
71
85% Jun
-
22
NOV
28
26% Jan
20
6
37% Jan
79% Jun
45
28
20
61
6
108% Aug 23
23
Sep
57% Sep
Aug 22
6
3
22% Mar
9
27% Dec
I
36% Jun
3
100
-
Preferred
69'
Feb
49
Feb
16
• 1.60
82% Feb
17
•3
16
General
series
$3.75
Cement
Precision
16
2
General
Public
3
,31% Feb
9
General
Public Utilities
12
38% Feb
8
General
35%
110
*41
36 Ya
36%
37
1093/4
-
no
110
64
36 Yb
*110
234,500
300
367/b
17,500
110 Ya
330
"
43 Vb
43 YB
106
43 y4
106
106
43 Ya
43%
106
44 YB
106
*81%
81 Yb
82
28%
29%
29 Yb
29%
1
37Y4
38 Ya
38%
39
64YB
65 Ya
64%
65;%
48%
45 Va
47
X42%
79 Yb.
81
76
77
x78
84
82%
82 3 8
x83
No par
82
.
81Y»
v.
•
..*(
.
C:.
_
•
.•
" :
.
293A
39 Yi
4434
178,900
106 Va
817/B
29 Ya
39
,
44 Yi
106
X65Y4
48-1/
Equipt Corp——1
86% Feb
6 V* Feb
„
35%
109%
64%
15
Co_
preferred—
conv
9
Jan
35^8
108%
■
63 Ya
No par
Advertising.
3
29
'43%
1
preferred
5% Jan
1
73%.
General Motors Corp common—1%
•5 preferred
_No par
3
•
No par
Corp
74% Jan
30
23 Yi Oct
23
Jan
5*
_
common
101% Jan
55% Jan
•„
Corp
Corp—
106 Yt
2,100
82
82 Va
30
30
38 Yi
39 Va
1
67
67
69
17,300
427/B
44
44%
330
80
81
82%
2,400
83 Va
843A
85 Va
4
1,300
3,500
9,400
'
convertible
>•2.98
preferred—No par
preference
conv
*81
No par
Service
,
10c
6 YB
6Y4
Corp.—2.50
28 Ya
29 Ya
35%
37Ya
_
11% Jan
6
13% Dec
1
12 % Jan
9
13
Feb
1
General
6
20% Jan
3
25:, Feb
2
General
Refractories
20% Oct
28
19
33% Jan
Railway Signal
Realty & Utilities
18% Sep
29% Jan
4
25% Jan
6
28% Jan
25
General
Steel
General
8
,28% Sep
700
6Y4
6 Ya
6Va
6Y4
14,100
29%
293/8
30 3/b
30
30%
30,900
37
36 Yb
36 Yi
36Yb
6 Yb
Telephone Co of Florida—
24% Jan
6 Yb
29
233/4 Oct
23
12% Oct
41% Oct
•
12
25% Jan
34 % May 31
24
26% Jan
3
1
14% Jan
16
33% Jun81% Jan
/ 96% Feb
23
91
Jan
6
100
Jan
5
-25% Oct
26
42% Feb
4
53% Jan
26
93
6
103% July
40% Jan
"3
101
4
Jan
10
Jan
-
5;"
2,:
General
Tele &
9
General
Time
Qeneral
Tire
67% Feb
•98
21
; 6
3
30% Jan
4
Feb
102% Feb
33% Jan
10
-
5
17
61 Ya Jun
23
53% Jan
60% Feb
3
May 20
64% Dec
28
62
Jan
89'A Feb
' 8
12% May 17
19"% Jan
4
14% Jan
187/a Feb
7
'.19% July 18
17% Jan
20 7A Feb
3
42
14% Oct
26
69
Jan
13
50% Jan
11
91% Nov
85% Sep
,
22
■81% Jan
6
50% Jan
95% Feb
16% Jan
13% Jan
17
Jan
19
96
Sep
23
16% Oct
27
25% Jan
19
23% Jan
8
88
11% Dec
1
111
8.1.30
<
•5
preferred
Si
Gerber
Portland
24
Gillette
23
Glmbel
6
97'
Feb
21
3
203/a Jan
31
15% Jan
3
Co
Glen
Alden
13
Goebel
4
51 % Jan
58 % Jan
23
Goodrich
Co
33 Ya Jan
367/« Jan
16
27
Goodyear
Tire
39
Feb
21
Gould-National
35 % Jan
54% Feb
17
Grace
1% Jan
2 % Feb
8
15
10% Jan
15
Oct
8 % Jan'
Feb
30
20
17
32% Apr
73/» Jan
6
26
8% Feb
41% Aug 24
9
8% Jan
Jan
23
6
35% Jan
17
43 Vb Feb
24% Sep
7
32
Jun
15
25'A Jan
18
30
Jan
11
80
Aug 25
75% Jan
4
7% Oct
31
15% Jan
74
30% Sep
Dec
Oct
24
,
26
May 11
,
19% Oct
17
/ Jan
'
4
17% Dec. 23 *
*
29
iJan
15
«i%-Oct
■72 :
Jan
11
'26 %
i37;
Jan
-<4
duly 29'
For
19% Jan
footnotes,
see
26
91
20
24
347/s Feb
Brewing Co
108
8,000
111
623/4
22,400
63%
4,700
39 Ya
39 Yi
39 Ya
40
397/b
40 Ya
15,200
12Yi
12%
12%
127/8
12%
127/B
4,900
2 Yj
2Y4
2 Yb
2Va
2Ya
2Y4
2 Ya
2Va
9,200
54%
56 Va
47,300
353A
36 Va
58,900
98
53%
55
53%
54%
53
36%
35 V*
35%
35 Ya
36 Ya
Inc__—4
36%
31 Va
31
39
38 Va
39
_1
52 Ya
53 Ya
49 Va
53
50 Va
52
1
2 Yb
2%
2 Va
*94
547/b
35%
Batteries
(W R) Si Col
Graham-Paige Corp
common
•
Union
Granite
2YB
.
37
x36Yi
51
2Ya
2Va
98
100
2,900
53 Yb
57,200
2Yb
2Y»
36,200
3%%
6.25
2.50
preferred
100
;
Grayson-Robinson
Stores-
—
Great
Pacific
Atlantic-At
Northern Iron
Ore
Paper
Tea Co__ 1
Prop__No par
Co_
25
Ry
31
24
Green
Shoe
.
3.
3
93
Feb
21
:" 35
Ya Jan
10
•18% Jan
3
> 21% Jan
18
Jan
3
72% Feb
16
32% Jan
3
7%
com.:—No par
Manufacturing
•
Co
7 Yb
1,000
30 Ya
8,000
41 Ya
42 Va
42
42 Ya
42%-
43%
22,200
26%
27
27
28 Va
*78
,11 Yb
'
11
UY4
21%
26 Ya
79
*78
10Y«
49 Yz
44%
447 a
22 VB
22%
22 Yb
22%
56 Ya
567/B
55 Ya
57
50 Va
51
50 Ya
39
40%
39Ya
,
39 Y4
34 Yi
10 Y4
34Ya
34Ya
34 Ya
44%
44 Y4
447/b
507/b
12,300
40Y4.
34 Ya
2,200
50 Yb
40
40 Y4
22,000
347/b
4,100
34 Ya
141
34 Ya
24%
23 Ya
24 Yb'
23 Va
3
27%
28 Ya
27%
28
27%.
28 Ya
217/s
22
22 V*
21%
92 Ya
92
93
*71
73
Gulf
-35%
36Ya
141 Ya
203b
29,100
51 Va
24 Va
x20Va-
45 Yb
22Yb
573A
24*%
142
34 Yb
18,300
22 Yb
23 Ya
21 Yb
11 Ye
X55 Ya
141%
*90Ya
8,900
79
'
"
50 Ya
'37
*78
11 Ya
22%^
44 Yb
•
22 Yb
3
common:
preferred
79
56 Va
44
•56
—100
4%%
200
IVa
30 Ya
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp__
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
J 85
preferred
No par
Greyhound Corp
8Yb
IVa
30 Va
100
1
1
preferred-
•
8%
87/8
7 Ya
297/a
79
'
uy4-
1
*8%
7 Ya
30 Ya
27
26%
*73
8YB
7Yb
297/b
41 Ya
40
.
8%
IVa
30
5
common.^.
Co
8Y4
30Yb
7 Yo
5
:
City Steel
(W Tl
Grant
Ltd
Co
(H L) Co Inc__
Feb
*8 Yb
$0.60 convertible preferred-No par
Granby Mining Co
Grand
Green
3
26.
*94
_1
10
20
Jan
page
65 Ya
No par
F)__
Si
21
36Y8Feb
109 7/B
64
Rubber
(B
Feb
31% Jan
67
106
63
12 YB
•
24% Feb
22 % Feb
v
40
'
Sugar
•
108
62%
104
>
.
12 Yi
Western
1
197/b
39Yi
Inc
Great
Aug 19
19 Ya
5
Co
24
34% Sep
20
800
Western
.97
193/4
52,100
Great
.24% Aug 29
20
14Yb
21
s
193/4
'•
15,100
14 3/i
40% Feb
19
22% Jan
23,500
'•
14Y«
Co——No par
Financial Corp
1
10
3,800
17 Ya
'
14Ya
Northern
Feb
82 Yi
17
■
14 Yi
Great
26
82
4
14
143
59 YB
81 Ya
173/1
*'
14Ys
23
4
X58YB
83 Ya
167/«
'•'
147/b
51% Feb
3
59Y8
8234
17 Ya
14%
Jan
5
59
84 Yi
167/B
11,400
—_1
:
Northern
Jan
59Yi
837/i
270
33
18 Ya
Gt
19% Jan
323/4
18 Yi
Great
28 % Jan
32 Yi
1834
10
139
32%
18YB
27
Aug 19
32 Va
102 Ya
18%
453/8 Feb
32% Mar 14
102 Ya
97
59% Jan
19'
120
102 Yi
18 Yi
23 y8 Jan
143
4
18% Dec
98 Yi
10234
97
48 3A Jan
23
*98
102 Yi
19
35 7/a Jan
31% Jan
6434
98
400
97
"19 Yb Jan
34% Aug 12
•> "32% Feb 15
66 7/B
98
98
177/b
18 Ya
4
.'46.
63 Ya
67 Ya
27 Ya
18Yi
♦94
5
18
5
.62'
26 Yi
28
18
59 Yi
102 Va
60"
No par
,_
Co_
Si
26
53% Jan-
24
128% Jan
101 Ya
—5
26 Yi
27 Yi
32
...84
1
/
Jan
52%
f
42.%. May 10
22% Oct
24
Jan
78'A Feb
ll3/s Feb
Jan
83
*973/4
1023/4
-
19 Ya
•41% Jan
,
16
37
8
65 YB
98
19 Yz
26% Jan
27
18
8
700
-
'
30% Feb
6% Jan
12
—
10
2% Feb
7% Dec
67 Yi
65 Ya
i
14
Co———1
Corp
1% Jan
5% May 10
18%
common
McBean
21
26
34,600
28%
18
17 Ya
preferred
3% Jan
15
663/4
13 Ya
*
•4.50
Gladding
29
3% Jan
22,600
27 Ya
17 Yi
i.
1% Nov
26
141,900
18 Yi
*13
26 Yi
Yi
I8Y2
—-10
Cement
Globe-Wernicke
1% Oct
26 Yi
273/4
*26 Va
28
18
Co
Brothers
Glldden
4
*26 YI
26 Yi
28
59Yi
27
44% Jan
7,900
59 YB
24
29
21%
80c
14'A Jan
32% Sep
26 Ya
26 VA
25
_83%c
com
Getty Oil Co
Giant
Feb
Jan
27
2.50
Corp
Products
42% Jan
6
26%
3.33%
B)__
.
Rub
Georgia-Pacific
3
24
26Yb
3234
4
28% Oct
26 YB.
32 Yi
11% Jan
89% Jan
26%
—1
35% Jan
47% Jan
Yi'
Inc
Genesco
4
5
4,500
102 Ya
11
27
23 Va
97Y4
45% Jan
29
227/b
102 Ya
20% Jan
-
23
100
4
Dec
223A
100
23
32 »% Sep
5,800
13
23
preference
10% Nov
24% Sep
(series
Electronics
Corp
34% Nov
i*5
26
1
preference
6%%
65% Feb
20
31%
13
22%
22%
"
30
Feb
Corp
35%
13 Yb
23 Yb
*13
10c
10
Castings
26% Jan
19% Feb
—6.67
143
*91
142
.
*141Y4
143
4,800
330
23 Y4
8,800
X28VA
31
7,800
22 V*
x21 Ya
217/a
92 Ya
*92
92 Ya
29,900
30
'
9
Oil
Corp
8.33%
34%/"
'*
•
11
34%
33 Ya
34 Va
20%
20 Y»
20%
71Y»
71V*
*7iy*
36 Ya
36 Ya
33%
'20
36
73
36Ya
33 YB.
.
33%,
20
20
*71Y*
363/'b
72
36%
24,600
3,900
200
68,900
20
The
(924)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
."
.
.
.
%
■
Monday, February 27, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan.1
Year 1960
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
LOW
STOCK
YORK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Gulf
Tuesday
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
Par
38% Jun
23
35% Jan
16
40
Feb
21
Jan
8
86% Aug 26
85% Jan
11
86 % Jan
12
$4.20
dividend
preferred
__100
*85%
87%
84% Jan
7
91% Oct
86% Jan
4
90 % Feb
17
$4.40
dividend
100
*89%
91
$4.44
dividend
preferred
preferred
100
*90
16
102% Jan
3
100
*101
105% Feb
40% Feb
100
*103%
23
$5 dividend preferred
$5.08 dividend preferred
Guatin-Bacon Mfg Co
2.50
38%
82
87% May 18
91
7
Aug
103 Va Nov
15
102
Feb
97% Jan
11
103% Aug
19
102
Jan
9
24% Sep
28
36% Dec
29
33 '/a Jan
12
Jan
14
No par
Common
12
4
97
HIGH
SALE
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
Feb. 32
the Week
Friday
Shares
Feb. 24
Feb. 23
Utilities Co-
States
8
27% Feb
AND
Wednesday
•
38%
39%
39 %
40
*85%
•
93
*90
104%
*85%
93
S3
-
102%
*101
102%
*101
102%
105
38%
170
89%
*90%
.
7,700
87%
89
89%
*90%
39'A
39
87%
88
93
♦103%
.39
*85%
89%
*101
39 %
39
87%
89
102 %
1
*103'/a
105
*103%
105
39%
v
39%
39%
403A
40%
15,400
H
Feb
24
26
53% Jan
11
62
Feb
24
Hackensack
Water
35% Jun
3
51% Jan
4
42% Jan
3
49
'Feb
9
Halliburton
Co-
24
Nov
4
313A Apr
19
25 Va Jan
4
35Vz Feb
16
21% Dec
5
27
4
22 Va Jan
6
28 '/2 Feb
9
48-
88 3A Jun
55
Sep
Jan
7
106% Jan
6
93 '/2 Jan
3
26% Jun 20
t
32% Jan
25
26% Jan
3
30
21
31 Va Jan
3
28% Nov
42
121
25
July
47 Va Jun
5
Oct
24
129
26% Sep
—
—
—
20% Jan
Aug 31
23 Va Jan
4%
Hammermill
27:
Hammond
56% Jan
26
127
6%
4
29% Jan
23
Harsco
3
24
Va Jan
Harshaw
23
17
11% Jan
6
8% Feb
3
13% Feb
20
Hat Corp
38'/a Apr
22
35 y2 Jan
5
38 % Jan
30
4 % %
17
88
% Dec
28
81 % Jan
Jan
5
21
106% Feb
14
9
12% Jan
20
3
11
•
—
11
Jan
49 y2 Feb
13
52% Feb
9
Schaffner.
._5
Heller
Helme
J)
Co
(G
W)
33'A July
7
29% Jan
5
34% Feb
24
32%.Tan
18
36
Aug
5
34
Jan
4
36
Jan
25
13 y2 Dec
1
20
Jan
4
14
Feb
2
16
Feb
17
Hercules
61% Apr
13'
82% Dec
8
79
Jan
3
98
Jan
23
Hercules
Powder
108
3
4
4
110% Jan
78
10
Jan
23
137% Jan
19
38 % Feb
1
67
Dec
21
61 Va Jan
17
68
Feb
1
18% Oct
26
28
Jan
4
20% Jan
3
26
Jan
27
24% July 13
23% Jan
3
26% Feb
2
68
Aug 22
66
Jan
6
68
2
July 13
117
Jan
15% Mar
8
60 y8 May 11
92% Feb
16
120
12% Dec
1
19
29 Va Oct
19
37Vi Jan
23% Feb
Jen
Feb
5%
preferred
$2
Hertz
A
3%%
130
Feb
2
7
16
Jan
20
Hill
10
36% Feb
24
pfd
5%%
6
24% Jan
12
28 % Feb
July
5
16 Va Jan
3
21'/2 Feb
15
Hoffman
5
9% Jan
4
10% Feb
20
Holland
Jan
4
31% Jan
13
Holly Sugar Corp
29% Feb
6
30 Va
16
29
56
5%
Dec
22
5
60'A Jan
25
Holt
52% Oct
20
45% Feb
6
Homestalce
65 Va Jan
3
53% Jan
8iy2 Feb
16
19
21
Honolulu
27% Oct
25
4iy8 Jan
4
34% Jan
3
38
Jan
16
Hooker
87
Rinehart
81% Feb
2
90 Va Sep
13
83 y2 Feb
7
Feb
21
20% Dec
12
26
Sep
19
21% Feb
10
25y2 Jan
19
26
8
Jan
14
3
5% Jan
16
Hotel
Sep
30
21
Jan
18 % Feb
23
16% Oct
10
22% Jan
4
18 Va Feb
2
36 Vm Mar 17
Feb
7
7
38'% Feb
35% Dec
10
4
79
16
16% Jan
14
5
16% Jan
3
36% Jan
13
.9
33% Jan
19
19
74 Va Jan
4
100'A
102%
8,500
11%
11%
11%
1,500
51%
10,000
$4.25
27
•v
Mar
70% Jan
Aug
38
39 Va Feb
23
76
13
Jan
77
Jan
8
85% Sep
14
82 V2 Jan
23
4%
Dec
16
93
Sep
13
88 y2 Jan
10
90 Va Feb
23
65'/a Jan
21
90'A Dec
13
86% Jan
10
100 V* Feb
13
! 113A Mar 30
19'A Jun
30
12% Feb
6
14% Jan
3
45
3
3
45
13 »/8 Dec
2
24% Jan
4
43% Jun
29
54% Jan
14
24% Mar 14
84% Feb
25
80% Aug 24
6% Oct
40% Dec
'
Jan
35% Jan
16
94
90% Jan
Sep 14
93 % Dec 27
92% Jan
8
23
14
17% Jan
3
Hunt
Feb
95
3
7
Hudson
2
Feb
1
10% Feb
4
34% Jan
3
Feb
95
26
5
24
19
10
Jan
Feb
48% Feb
15
16
25
13% Jan
11
Oct
26
39% Jan
16% Oct
27
21% Jan
40
15
07% Aug 24
53
Jan
3
59
Feb
2
31% Jan
26 Va Jan
3
38% Jan
11
32
Feb
23
20'/a Feb
16
38%
Howe
Sound
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Feb
4
-
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16%
15%
15%
300
87%:
87%
88 %
87%
88%
88%
9,000
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109 %
87%
74 %
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20
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126%
126
109
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74
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127
127%
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66 Va
66%
66
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24
24%
24%
24%
24 3 4
25
24%
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25%
25y4
25%
25%
26
25%
26
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67%
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2,300
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125
*120
125
64
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67%
2,300
67%
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127
125
125
12,400
19,400
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11%
11%
11%
10%
11%
10%
10%
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34
34%
33 Va
34%
34
36
36
36%
27,200
600
27
27%
27%
28%
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20%
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31
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31
31%
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3
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57
57
57%
58%
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80
81%
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35%
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37'
20.300
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87
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18
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75
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97
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47%
44%
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93 Va
94
94
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18
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19%
19%
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23%
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55
.
20
54
54 Va
*
30%
30%
30
33%
39
38%
67 %
43
38%
300
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1,000
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38%
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68 %
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40
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95 %
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13,600
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38 %
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47 %
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10
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800
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99
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:
15,800
58
36%
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preferred __21-50
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common
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;
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56%
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common
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30%
14,900
,
47%
10
common
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78
12.50
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Cement
109 % •
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27%
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Co
75
127%
70
20%
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Ideal
16
20%
series A
Refrigerator Co
Hussmann
Idaho
16
10%
convertible pfd
"
21%. July 25
16%
21%
Hupp Corp common-.
•5%
35%
26%
preferred series A_
preferred series B_
6%
34%
35%
10%
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No
Foods
5%
34%
36
20%
Houston Lighting & Power
Howard Stores
Corp
5
34%
36
26%
preferred
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preferred
L
Jan
33%
5
4.40%
'82 Mf Jan
34%
36
25
preferred.,,
88
1,200
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A
50c
Winston
Finance
5,800
86
A
common..
convertible
3% %
69%
Corp
Houdaille-Industries Inc
Household
66
36
2.50
of America common
convertible preferred
$2.25
70
34
34
'
•
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68%
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100
Corp
&
51%
86
68
1
preferred
Ball
51%
51
86
67
65%
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1
preferred
&
51%
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86
109%
Mining
Oil
51
51 %
65
Corp
5%
5iy8
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No par
series
Chemical
Hoover
4% Oct
% Jan
580
101 %
Co
convertible
67"% Dec
4
37,800
*125%
common
Electronics
2
Jan
pfd
conv
Furnace
403A Jun
51
11,600
11
37%
;•
8
Corp
Jan
May 19
£9%
10%
Corp
(conv)
13
423A Sep
28%
37%
5
Hotels
30 'A
37
30%
12%
Corp
28'A Apr
Jan
28%
37%
—
2nd
Hilton
30
6,000
11%
100
preferred series A
$4%
3
7% Feb
7
13,200
23%
37
Inc
Heyden Newport Chem
30'A Jan
13
29%
23%
13 %
No par
No par
Corp
Co
Hewitt-Robins
4
30% Oct
28%
23%
37%
2 1/12
pfd
Chocolate
6
30% July
28%
23%
12 Va
23
L
—
class
conv
Hershey
1
1
30%
28%
23%
37%
10
preferred
common
16
May 20
29%
9,500
28%
13%
No par
9% Nov
283A Feb
33 Va
26
37%
1
common..
14% Dec
23
x23'A
100
noncumulative
7%
21
24
23%
12%
•
8.33%
Motors
Jan
27%
37%
1
1
& Co
29 Va May 12
3,900
129
50
common
preferred
(W E)
55%
54%
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52%
componi
(H
3.65 f#
7
23
4,900
51
Heinz
Feb
Feb
34%
50%
11%
85
67 % Jan
55%
129 <■
98
70
2.200
49 %
11%
3
60
30
34
33%
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3
800
104
104
29"%
55%
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50%
11'A
Jan
112 Va Jan
56
49
96 Va
50% Jan
;; 300
29%
:
107
33%
11%
81
9
Washington's
99%
16
20
103 %
11%
Aug 30
Dec
26%
92%
Dec
70
26%
1
55
111% Aug 26
26 %
3
84
119"% Dec
3,400
26%
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4
6
8,800
33%
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17
55 y2 Apr 13
76
Mar
9
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32%
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62
48 %
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:
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55%
55%
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105
33%
127
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34%
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Haveg Industries
Industries
Jan
104 % Dec
V" 55%
100
105
/ x29 Va
29ya
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Marx
of America
109
7.30
com
preferred
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37% Feb
t
29
Co
&
26%
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—
Chemical
Hart
26%
100
Corp
Corporation
23
26%
1
Refrac
Harris-Intertype
34
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61 %.
48 %
32%
48%
34
:
61%
48%
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48
34'%
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Co
preferred
16
24
61
48
34
1
Co-
Harbison-Walker
Feb
*59%
47%
5
preferred
Organ
60
60
5
common—
Paper
54% Jan
6
Co
convertible
16
Jan
23
-
Printing Co
Watch
33 % Feb
9% May 25
—
11
Hamilton
26
Jan
61% Feb
—
2
24 y2 Jan
F)
36 Va Jan
3
Jan
13
(W
29-
8ya Oct
77
112% Feb
9
46
16
29 Va Jan
31
22 y„ May 26
35
47 Va Jan
120% Jan
50 Vb Dec
21% May 24
18% Oct
5
Mar 24
57% Jan
24
34% Oct
*;
Hall
30%
V
287/a Oct
25
47%< Jan
6
16
Illinois
Central
38%
39 Va '
41
Jan
27
62% Dec
30
58
Jan
23
69
Feb
24
Illinois
Power
15
67 Va
67 %
69
7,000
39 Va Jan
18
43-
Aug 12
41•
Jan
4
43
Feb
23
4.08%
42
*42
43
43
300
50
42
*42
preferred
41% Feb
18
45
Aug
43 Va Jan
20
44 Va Jan
30
4.26%
44%
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41%
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44%
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44%
22
49 >/.. Aug
24
49 Va Jan
25
4.70%
♦49
49 %
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49%
48 3 4
48%
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49 %
Feb
2
4.42%
50
50
50
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45'A Jan
preferred
preferred
preferred
47
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47
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47
*45
47
43 % Jan
18
4.20%
44
*42%
42 'A
44
*42%
44
*42%
44
43%
43
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5 4%
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42% Jan
4
31% Jan
-
4
9
■'49
Jan
3
39% Feb
RR
Co
Co
.
common
46% July 27
44 Va Jan
4
11
44
Va Aug 15
43 Va Jan
18
31% Nov
22
23
43% Feb
15
Indiana
17
57% Aug 23
50% Dec 27
32% Jan
38% Feb
50
Jan
10
54 Va Feb
24
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
5 Va Jan
3
17% Feb
2
71% Jan
3
87
147
41
Feb
46
preferred
General
Industria
0% July 11
13 Va Aug
05'
145
25
4
22% Jan
12
Sep
28
86 Va Apr
19
Dec
13
36% May
2
29% Oct
29
8y8 Feb
Feb
19% Feb
20
9
8
--.-i—
53%
100 pesos
7%
-18%
No par
83%
-
154
Feb
24
Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand
Jan
7
Jan
18
Jan
24
50 % Jan
5
40 Va Jan
3
48 % Feb
17
Inland
145
6%
common
preferred
Steel
3
45% Feb
21
30
38
Feb
24
Insuranshares
Ctfs
29
49% Jun
15
40 Va Jan
26
44% Jan
9
Interchemlcal
Corp
90
Jan
18
92
Feb
10
21% Jan
3
26
Va Feb
9
Feb
2
93
21
Nov
1
34% Feb
Feb
8
09% Jan
12
17% Aug
600
July 11
18
4%%
Iron
Dec
29
Jan
24
Int'l
Business
50% Jan
19
42% Jan
3
52 % Feb
23
Int'l
Harvester
142 Va Jan
4
146'A Feb
23
5
43% Feb
15
36 Va Aug
80
24
Jan
34
Jan
3
658
7%
common
;
Machines
Oct
25
77% Jan
3
81
Feb
6
26% Dec
30
25% Jan
3
30% Feb
20
59 Va Dec
21
58 % Jan
3
66 Va Feb
17
Int'l Nickel of
21% Feb
19
15 Va Jan
4
2iy2 Feb
24
International
30'A Dec
22
31% Dec
30
30% Jan
3
35% Feb
17
International. Paper
86'A Jau
8
94 Va Aug
15
93% Feb
7
95
9% Dec
30
19% Mar
2
10
Feb
54% Feb
6
22 Va Dec
23
23
•7
7%
8
19%
18%
18%
83
19
84
83
150
*145
4%
♦145
150
:
46 Va
47%
70% Mar 2
26% Dec 14
21% Jan
3
6
14% Feb
24
7
64% Feb
24
$4
preferred
45%
44%
28
38
42 1
41
41%
5
41%
-
42
91
«
639 y2
640
638%
51
51
145
65%
65%
1
19%
34%'
34%.
preferred
...94%-
,.*93
12 Va
41%
81%
81%
30%
£9%
29%
£9%
29%.
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63
64%
64
66
20%
20%
20%
21%
30,600
34 %
34%
34%
31,500
20%
34 %
34%
94
''
94
24%
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23%
13%
14%
5,200
63 %
64%
3,470
27%
52.500
5
27 Va Feb
24
International
26
Jan
12
34 Va Feb
16
International
8
95
Jan
3
lll'A Feb
24
International
Salt
No par
105%
105%
32 Va Dec
20
38
33 Va Jan
3
37
Feb
10
International
Shoe
No par
35%
36 Va
36 y8
36V4
44% Apr
28
60% Dec
58
Jan
3
68
Jan
23
25
62%
63%
63 %
63 %
30Va Apr
25
35
32Va Jan
11
35
Feb
23
24%
32
Feb
Aiiiy
16
l
17
32 % Feb
48% Dec
30
44% Jan
4
52% Feb
7%
Silver
Telep
42% Feb 24
International
Utilities
17
38 Vb Jan
15
33 Va Jan
11
45'A Apr
58% Dec
4
40 Va Jan
12
17
9
51% Jan
4
73
Feb
20
18% Jun
22
21 Va Dec
27
20'A Jan
4
23 Va Feb
9
47% Feb
8
$2
convertible
Interstate Dept
Interstate
4
46% Aug 26
42% Jan
48% Jan
30
Iowa
1
43
Dec
21
41% Jan
3
47
Feb
15
Iowa-Illinois
32% Mar
4
40
Aug 29
43
Jan
25
Iowa
27% Jan
30
Island
20
Oct
31
Jan
4
10% Oct
26
115
12% Dec
1
3
38% Jan
10
7
21% Jan
3
Sep
7
115% Jan
3
118% Jan
30
44y«Jan
4
b
24% Feb
20
36% Jan
124
20
Jan
12
10% Oct
13
18% Jan
7
76% Jan
26
87
Aug 22
40% Oct
24
52 %• Apr
76% Jan
22
83
44% J an
13
Sep
13
1
2a
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14
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Elec
St
<5t
Creek
Electric
preferred
I-T-E Circuit
Jan
3
16% Jan
9
13% Jan
Jaeger Machine Co
3
18
Jan
2
Jefferson
Jan
4
84% Feb
14
Jersey Cent Pwr <fe Lt 4%
48% Feb
14
55 % Jan
23
Jewel
Jan
6
13
62% Mav 31
.55% Feb
83% May
6
79
Dec
13
73% Jan
8% Mar
9
18% Dec
5
15% Jan
82
Tea-Co
Inc
Jan
6
69
Feb
24
Johns-Manville
103
Feb
21
Johnson
28% Feb
15
-3%%
;
Sulphur Co
common
preferred
Jonathan
St
Logan Inc
49% Dec
6
89% Jan
56% Jan
65% Jan
31
Jones
99% Aug 24
18% Jun 13
96
Jan
997/a Feb
15
Jan
15% Jan
12
47% Jan
5* preferred series A
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
38% Jan
45% Feb
24
95% Mar
8
11% Dec
8
29% Oct
21
4
8
For footnotes, see page 26.
13
,
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200
52%
54.200
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51%
42
51%
51%
52%
52%
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42%
42 %
42%
42 %
42%
46%
47
46%
46%
46%
46%
71%
69%
71
23
22%
2 3'/a
2,800
1,100
72
22%
22%
47
47%
47%
4.7 3
46%
46%
46%
46%
1
Joy Manufacturing Co
47%
47%
46 %
45%
42
42 %
42.%
1.300
2o 3 8
26%
26 %
3.200
42
42
26%
26%
26%
26 %
117
118 Va
24%
15'/a
17 Vs
83
15%
17%
83%
15 A
17 a
82
52%
53
52%
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97%
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14%
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43
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24 %
23%
61%
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46%
42%
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110
23 %
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118
24
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8,300
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82
82
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16
51
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4,300
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14
44 'a
1,900
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16
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83
69
100
97
103
44,200
2,000
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23%
24%
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65
65
65%
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99%
99%
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24 >A
64 %
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14
43
1,700
46 %
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118%
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42
8
3,500
18.300
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4
26%
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70%
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400
35%
35
22%
100
5,300
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35
73
5
36%
35
22%
100
Corp
Johnson
35
63
68%
1
2.700
36%
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>
I
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81
82
47%
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Lake
■
1—10
common
11,000
111%
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32%
110
32%
64
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170
Volume
193
Number
6033
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(925)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 11)60
Lowest
Highest
Range Since Jan. 1
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NEW
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Wednesday
Feb. 23
Tuesday
Monday
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the Week
Feb. 24
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23
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10
11
3
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13
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30
4%
4
58% Feb
17
31% Feb
23
3
45
11
Jan
12
12% Jan
3
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Apr
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30
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11
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25
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6
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3
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25% Jan
3
37% Feb
16
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3
56
Feb
25
100% Jan
6
73 % Jan
85 % Feb
17
30
36% July 18
55% Jan
8
52
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4
61 % Feb
14
65% Dec
30
62% Jan
3
80% Feb
2
21
28% Nov
18
26% Jan
4
32
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2
46% Sep
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31% Nov
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841/4
7
46% Jan
5
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19
20
82
9
93
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21
16% J arb
7
20
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2
81
Jan
31
31% Jan
4
48% Feb
24
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6
25% Jan
3
27% Feb
9
4
36
3
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3
82 'A Apr
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78
14% Feb
17
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7
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29
33
10
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5
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28
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2
25
21
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8
11 % Jan
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25
32 % Feb
16
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3
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23
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29
25% Jan
27
28% Feb
24
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4
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20
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6
11 % Jan
3
14% Feb
14
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
13'A
13%
13
13%
32% Aug
1
3% Mar 11
27% Jan
3
33 % Feb
16
Lehigh Portland Cement———15
32%
33
32
33%
32%
1% Jan
4
1% Feb
9
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
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8
16% Jan
4
18% Feb
23
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15
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3
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29% Jan
22
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3
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3
41
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74
22
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25
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22
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13
105
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Lehigh Valley Industries
Lehman
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4%
4%
1
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1
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
5
94
94
94%
96
97
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31%
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32
32
32%
53%
54%
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24
&
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4
Jan
29
28% Sep
9
23 % Jan
4
32% Feb
24
Lerner Stores Corp—
24
70'/a Jan
22
49% Jan
4
56% Jan
23
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
9% Oct
5
12% Dec
6
10% Jan
4
12% Feb
2
78% May 19
91% Jan
13
81% Jan
3
91 'A Feb
10
140
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4
151
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10
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23
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4
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20
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18
28
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23
24% Jan
23
61% Jan
4
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3
54% Feb
24
24'% Jan
13
29% Feb
23
Lionel
Corp——
57% Jan
12
34% Aug 10
96%'Dec 20
87% Jan
4
105% Feb
24
Litton
Industries
18% May 11
14
32% Jan
Feb
17
19
19% Nov
17
16
Link Belt
Dec
Jan
3
35% Feb
15% Jan
10
19% Jan
27
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3
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24
4
27
21
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44% Jan
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13
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111
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80
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20
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47% Feb
24% Feb
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11
142'/a Feb
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49% Feb
10
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85
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104
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8
90
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10
14
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13
89% Jan
39% Jan
3
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4
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13
88
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23%
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24
24%
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D
preferred-
series E preferred-
44%
17% Feb
9
15
21
0
16% Jan
3
20% Feb
23
Lykes Bros Steamship Co_——10
83
| July 12
27% Jan
12
31% Feb
23
124
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115'/a Jan
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118
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7
32% Jan
3
44
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47
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30
37% Mar
52% Jan
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5
23
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16
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17
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55
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26
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17
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8
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3
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18
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24
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62
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31
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16
22
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4
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29
22
18% Jan
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29
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6
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25% Feb
23
547/a Dec
21
51 '/a Jan
62
44% Feb
59
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12
54% Jan
61% Feb
:
2
40% Jan
40% May 23
1.6'A Oct 25
•
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89% Jan
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Feb
21
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40'A Oct
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72
5
18
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6
29 % Jan
33% Feb
16
Masonfte Corp—
1
31
Aug 26
44'/a Jan
52
Feb
24
May
Jan
78
Feb
6
78% Feb
24
38% Jan
31
53 % Aug
78
Aug
74
79 \
75 % Jan
4
71'/a Aug 29
Jan
12
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18
Oct
5
25% Dec
6
31
July 29
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72
.
69% Feb
Jan
68
;
18
77% Jan
4
preferred—
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100
v
23% Jan
3
38% Feb
24
*
36 % Jan
44 Va Jan
18
3
43% Feb
2D
22'A Mar
7
40% Dec
21
36% Jan
6
54% Feb
2A
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26'A Feb
3
41% Dec
21
37 Va Jan
5
55
Feb
16
McCall
28% Sep
28
40% Jan
15
30
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4
35'/a Feb
1
12
Dec
16
15% Feb
29
12% Jan
3
15% Feb
21
70
Dec
19
80% Feb
29
71'A Jan
4
82
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8
27
86 '/a Dec
30
9
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5
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20
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5
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Feb
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28% Jan
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24
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29
22 % Jan
26
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12
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11
30% Jan
3
39'% Feb
3
65'A Feb
8
109% Dec
30
108 '/a Jan
3
Jan
30
4
31% Nov
18
5% Dec
20
15% Dec
7
51'A Jun
23
Jan
28 % Jan
15
McGregor-Doniger
3
42% Feb
9
McKesson
5% Jan
3
7% Feb
8
McLean
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6
18% Feb
20
42% Feb
23—'
Apr
14
Jan
9
90'% Feb
17
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29% Mar 16
23% Jan
19
28% Feb
6
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30
30% Jan
3
34% Feb
23
73
Jan
96% Jun
70
Jan
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20
Dec
8
84
8
85% Dec
7
29
2
Aug 31
23
For footnotes, see page
88
Jan
6
83
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7
37'A Jan
77% Jan
20
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4
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81
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14
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20
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&
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par
1
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114%
.
77'A
70
77
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77'A
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54%
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34
33
—9
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6%
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common——
preferred
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367/a
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10
8
100
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18'A
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32%
81%
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47
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1
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preferred series B
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88
84% Sep
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21
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33
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28
37
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Nov
8
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32%
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94
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23
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54
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16
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35% Jan
54%
1
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20'/a Nov
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5
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24
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16
Jan
77% Jan
Inc
& Co
Feb
48
30'/a Dec
Ray)
Jan
4
25%. Mar 10
(J
27
16
16'A
27%
23%
61%
59'A
22'/a
100
100
Aircraft Corp_,
McGraw-Hill
31 % Aug
85
conv
preferred
preference B
26
38
4%
i57/a
26%
No par
McGraw-Edison Co_
3
56%
26'A
42%
49%
No
_•
.14% Jan
4
9
Jan
46%
142%
50%
15%
79'%
*96
101'%
45% Jan
11
25%
15%
80'%
96'A
101%
34%
23'%
5
20
26'A
15%
80%
96'A
101'%
33%
22%
24
31% Oct
26
4%
Corp common
50c
convertible preferred—100
Oct
18% Jan
19
32'/a
May
35% Jan
19%
47
32%
Nov
Dec_27
60'A
18%
49»/2
32%
18
21% July 25
45%
142%
56%
43
43
21'A
3
28
24% May 11
45%
143'/a
45
.'
lis
61'/a
85
43
48%
50%
19
When
90
56%
'■
:
43
47'A
x59%
,
87%
*88%
*142%
;.
.'•!
31'A
42'A
21
,
*86
90
47
49%
85
21%
49
617/a
43%
19
32%
convertible
5%%
>
47
49
*84'%
21'A
No par
Co———
Corp„
Dec
14%
47
49V*
1
incj——
Inc
A
85
124
47,
48%
*84%
52
W)-
Mc.CordCorp—
23
40
,
9
103
Maytag
;
23
97'% Jan
,
118
33%
43%
49%
52%
(J
Mays
,:
31
*117'%
-
$3.40
6
75 % Jan
■
■'.
31'A
v
"- $3.75 preferred 1947 series_No par -
50
87%
20%
•*20%
20%
42%
5
common—.
5,300
*86
17%
43'A
^_No par
Dept Stores
48%
102'/a
66%
41%
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_No par
.
'
118
No par
29% Feb
26%
17
64%
..
Martin Co
35
47%
*101%
541/2
17%
31'/a
preferred (w w)
^—30
(R H) Co Inc common
,_1
preferred series A-——100
Madison Fund Inc-—1
Magma
Copper
10
Magnavox Co.—
i
1
Mallory (P R) & Co_
1
Manhattan Shirt—
5
Manning Maxwell Si Moore
12.50
Maracaibo Oil Exploration—:
1
• Maremont Automotive Products—1
Marine Midland Corp
5
Marquardt Corp:
1
Marquette Cement Mfg Co_^—
4
- Marshall Field & Co com
No par
=*4 'A %~pref erred;—
100
93
•
65%
20%
-
'
,
48'%
102%
57%,
54
m
91.'A Jan
Mar 28
-
4% %
9
59% Jan
10
'57
110
149
*101%
90
16%
Macy
16
33'
•
58
'
143%
65
5%%
24
Feb
85
'
34 V* May
16
49% Feb
17
Dec
85% Aug
Feb
22% Jan
49% Feb
48
.4
6
•
23%
*141
*88%
45%
44%
>142
55
58
3.33%
Co
*88'/a
.
45'/a
23%
145
4 7'A
101%
87 %
*86
143%
54
(M) At Sons Inc__—1
Steel
90."
*88%
1 >142
67% Feb
v:
•
87%
5
100
—
101%
102 %
*86
100
common-
preferred
>101
100
3
7
*140
Birthday
142'/a
47%
3
29% Oct
1,400
23%
Washington's
47%
3
28
34 '/a
140%
14 % Jan
114% Dec
61,500
27,400
50% Jan
8
35'/a
25%
53
Mar
34%
18%
4
26
35%
27%
4
Jan
34'A
17%
91 % Jan
18
32,100
26%
78% Jar.
15% Oct
47,600
17%
20% Jan
19
28%
105%
26 %
6
Jan
2.600
27%
104%
17%
30
57
54%
29%
104%
25%
14 % Dec
Jan
■54%
28 V*
103%
STOCK
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)_No par
Louisville Se Nashville!
50
16
39,900
CLOSED
49% Dec
58 % Feb
4
30%
EXCHANGE
47'% Dec
Jan
7,800
.28%
17%
22
51
350
52'/4
34%
1
'
7,100
^51%
26
7
1
16,300
90
149%
17%
preferred
Co
11%
11%
25%
Lighting
(P)
18,800
17%
34%
47%
Lorillard
19,200
54%
26
-
series
ll%::
5 4'/a
53
54%
9,500
32%
17'/a
38% Feb
52% July
103 V*
140%
4.35%
24
1
29%
101.%
100
4.25%
33
2
Sep
27%
Co com—10
series B preferred—
_100
Island
5%
3
13
53%
27%.
102%
105
32%
54'/a
common——10
Co
conv
28
28%
54'%
100%
100
•'
149
51%
28%
1
—
Corp
;
4.84%
21
4
Sep
142<
4
Star
New
27%
1,800
16,600
J 89
53
■
102%
4%
28%
89»/4
lbl
52%
500
4%
4
Inc
Cement
Lone
*149%
1
St
.
4,500
27%
5
27%
149 %
26
_1
Aircraft Corp.:
Theatres
11%
90%
53%
\
_1
—
%
89
27%
5
,—2.50
Inc
Star
24
41% Jan
22
Loew's
50c
—
__
Lone
23
2
42% Sep
34% May 18
130% Mar
10
135
Aug 19
102
'
:
22'% Feb
3
Co—
Lockheed
15
5
Aug
48
Jan
4
.
30% Jan
35% May
33
6
11
"
52% ''53'%%
^5
54%
53%
11%
-'89%
149% Vl80.%r'
89
preferred-—
43% Sep
12% Jan
4
f
54%
11%
v,Unu>?»
v?5
Lily Tulip Cup.-Corp—
,,
18'%
5
53%
.7
—_
com
1%
19
5
No par
Liggett & Mypci Tobacco
17
54% Feb
1 %
No par
No par
com
$1.50 conv pfd ser A
Lehigh Valley RR
46% Oct
*
9,100
45
30%
30%
13'/»
Mar 15
10
■\
9,100
12%
31%
30
.
22%
12%
27%
*40
44
-
22
7,800
31%
'
38%
27%
27%
27%
25
Lee Rubber At Tire
36%
36%
36
.4
common
preferred series
Bryant:
9,500
48%
___10
.
1,300
58%
100 G
;
Inc
76%
37%
57%
,
84
18%
Co_____
Co
,
74%
92
& Co
Gas
4.32%
Lane
x76 %
"
37%
-
1
Sutherland
P
160
"10
59%
18%
Mfg Co
Laclede
10
27»/4 Mar 11
27
Jun
V
S)
H)
1
87
92%
85%
91
Inc
Kroger Co
<S
(S
95
*85%
*90
1
—
(E J)
*93%
87
91
73%
5
3
31% Jan
46% Jan
7
95
..
58%
1
Corp
Jan
2
24
91
2.300
79
86.
25
King-See)ey Thermos Co
KLMRoyal Dutch Airlines.
Koppers Co Inc common
4%
preferred-
Jan
77
*78
*85
1
Keystone Steel & Wire Co—
89% Dec
68>/2
79
•
*851/2
36%
x36 %
37%
20
68 Vz
68%
86
,
>93%
44%
19%
55%
36
36%
44%
'
1,200
44
58
35%
34%
8
57
70O
120
*85
Washington's
Birthday
77%
38%
'
20%
55%
preferred
11
>
44%
No par
2.50
Co
f2
34% Oct
57%
—1
62% Feb
25% Dec
77»/4
38%
57
>112
! 7
,
*37%
77%' ,78
37"%
120
CLOSED
91
1.400
y 115
■.
STOCK
87
14.900
,48%
>iii
EXCHANGE
94%
*89%
42
104
*47
113
x68
.*
,
41
103%
„
113
*78
86
94%
.
'
V
68'A
*85 %
■
19%
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus common
prior
>'
•
91,
551/2
—.
16% Dec
Jan
87
441/4
—
conv
93%J
93%
v,>
•
47
•;
*112
1
i
79
-
*85
f
1
Co
4%%
86
50c
Kayser-ROth Corp_
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
17
47
47
*78
*89
50
42%
104%
67%
,
79
*85 %
No par -
Kennecott Copper
July 11
-
68
-
*85"r
'
41%
1031/4
120
67%
■
104
*112
120
*78
Kansas Gas & Electric Co—No par
Kansas Power & Light Co__
—8.75
24
Feb
Southern com
preferred
"
114
*112
_100
non-cum
30
16 %
'*112-
—
4.35%
43%
104%
42%
'
47%
1 ..'
47
'113 -V' «
*ll2
*47
preferred—————100
4%
preferred—--.
—100
4.50% preferred—;
100
4.J20% preferred—
.100
•
43
103
103
3.80%
•
10
50% Jan
42%
Corp—33 M)
preferred;.—100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
Jan
9
>
Chem
prelerred—
———50
convertible preferred—100(ser of 1059) conv pfd—100
4%.%
.
23
37% Jan
Jan
23
'
•
91
Feb
.78% Jan
3
68 % Jan
8
3
94% Feb
4
37% Sep 16
54% July
8
Feb
4%%
86 % Jan
Jan
9
6
68% Feb
88 % Jan
43% Feb
Feb
;
&
convertible
4%%
>
.
1
122% Jan
Mar
74
..
May,
3
23
3
105% Oct
-'
>47'
Feb
44
91%
*90
91%
1,500
26%
27
3 4'A
34%
34%
34%
81%
81%
81%
81%
*33%
34%
34'A
34'A
300
84%
84%
84'%
85%
18,200
25'%
-
•
*80
103%
26
82
106'A
*80
103'A
-
9,500
60
82
100
106
6,200
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(926)
82
.
.
.
Monday, February 27, 1961
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Frevleoe
Year I960
Hlffheot
Lowest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Lnmt
Highest
3
12% Jan 20
9% Jan
24
82
Jan
17
Jan
3
95
Feb
6
30% Jan
4
35% Feb
1
Feb
17
42 y4 Jan
6
Midland
3
8
49% Jan
5
58
Feb
9
Midland-Rosa Corp
93% Jan 10
: 96
Feb
9
1
40% Nov 15
39% Jan
4
46
Feb
16
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp.
18% Oct 21
26% May 16
19% Jan
3
23»/2 Feb
15
Jan
4
158 y2 Feb
24
70% Jan
17
80% Feb
9
45 y4 Jan
3
53% Jan 20
45 Mi Dec
16
41% Jan
3
51% Feb
25
Nov
14
81
Jan
5
84 y2 Feb
16
74% Jan
8
84
88% Jan
18
18
78% Feb
82
28% Mar 18
*
48% July 29
Jan
8
May
10
Jan
22
40
Jan
95% Dec
I
Jun
17
18
33% Jan
4
27
38% Aug 31
37% Jan
4
24
88
Apr 19
31% Feb 24
July 12
7
24% Dec
16% July
35
Mar 10
30
20
83% Feb
80
59% Feb:
,
8
Oct
60
96% Feb
23
90
178% Jun
123% Feb
10
Jan
14
58
88,
88
Nov
89% Jan
81
Aug 11
33% Dec 20
,
22
Dec
41
10
95
4
Jan
Oct
82
78% Jan 18
88-
8
93% Sep t
29
Aug 16
140
Jan
6
34
Feb
4
41
Feb
41% Feb
67
28% Feb
9
34% Jan
3
403/4 Feb
23
Jan
3Va Dec
20
6% Jan
6
3 % Jan
3
41/4 Jan
7
48% Jan
6
39 y4 Feb
8
421/4 Jan
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex
18
33% Dec
23
Jan
4
72
Jan
A
76y2 Feb
8
3
16% Feb
9
9% Feb
3
lOVa Jan
6% Feb
9% Dec
13
13% Jan
11
6% Dec
9
11% Aug 22
29
55% Jan
4
8
35% Sep
26% Mar
3%%
11
Jan
33 % Dec
30
7% Jan
3
35'JA Jan
Class
23
26
33 V* Jan
RR
Monon
19
50% Feb
96 %
*82
.
,
97'/2
96 %
*95
84%
*83
84 %
*83
84 %
95 y4
*82
83%
*82
83%
*82
97%
*95
97»/2
*95
97%
*95
170
...
83 %
97 %
33%
337/s
33 %
34
33%
34%
40%
40%
40
40
41
42
56 V*
56 %
55%
56
52
53%
52 'A
95y2
-
90
96 %
*83
83%
*95
:
*96
„
84%
95%
95 Vi
95%
95 y4
95 y4
*94%
33%
337b
*41
11,500
42
400
52%
3,000
95 J,2
,
44 lA
44'A
44%
STOCK
44 y4
44 J/4
44
22%
22
22%
EXCHANGE
2134
22%
21 58
22
151 %
154%
151
155 %
160
44%
22 Vs
■
Motec
to
x77 %
x44
...
%
1543/4
156% f
156%
158%
10,800
79%
;
79%
31,300
Industries
78%
32%
CLOSED
700
10,100
773/4
79%
Washington's
791/8
80 J/4
Birthday
33 %
32 J/2
33
32 %
32%
32'4
2,000
39
39%
39%
39%
39 >/4
39%
39 J/4
39 7a
2,000
38%
38 Vz
38%
38%
38'A
38%
38 '/a
38 >
27
27%
2 7 J/8
27%
26%
27
26%
27%
39%
39%
40'A
40
40%
39 %
40
.39%
■
.*;■
: '<■■
v
•
'
:
■'
32
:
2,600
2
8,400
10,500
1,200
23 %
x23 '/4
23%
23 %
233/8
23%
233b
5,700
HVs
11%
11%
1138
10'/2
11%
10%
1238
74,400
—100
100
*70%
72%
*71%
72%
*71 %
72
71 %
71 J/2
*75
76%
75
75>/2
*75
76%
16
16%
16%
163/e
No par
*9%
—25
.No
10%
16 J/4
10 J/4
*9'A
*6%
67
48%
49%
48%
49%
49 7
»
Co——5
34%
35%
34%
35
34%
No
'
7
*6%
7
37«
*75
1,600
1,000
10
70
1G%
.2,700
*9 %
7
76 >2
1534
10 J/4
a
„2
334
16 J/4
*9'/4
par
Co
Co!
Power
10 J/4
7
50%
7
50 Vo
400
51
x34%
35
35
43,700
.
5,600
.
32.%
32%'
32%
32%
32 34
33 J/4
32%
33%
4,200
1,000 lire
"
36%
37%
37%
37'/a
38'A
38'A
38J/2
38%
"1,200
American shs—1,000 lire
'
*35%
36%
*353/4
36%
37 "/a
37%
25
31% Aug 16
31
Jan
3
35% Feb
6
Feb
24
12
35% Jan
4
39% Jan
30
30% Oct
25
87% Sep
37% Oct
10
35 y4 Feb
2
37 Vs Feb
23
7% Jan
24
Jan
18
Monterey
Montgomery Ward
Montecatlni
8
95 V4
*83
22%
Montana-Dakota -Utilities
Montana
83%
f
—
21% Jan
25
83 %
common..5
Inc
Chemical
84%
404
A
class
B
Monsanto
*83%
4212
Monarch Machine Tool_
19
2
44% Jan 20
84%
40%
preferred—
preferred
4.20%
83%
42
Mohasco
13% Jan
84 %
14,500
3%
10
62
70,700
41J/2
12 y2 Feb
71
51%
40%
3
6
497b
334
Missouri Public Service Co—
87% Mar 23
507/8
41
21
80% Mar 11
46%
40%
23% Feb
19% Jan
47%
3%
5
1
46%
41
19% Jan
12
1,900
47%
40%
22% Sep -1
Oct
53%
33/4
17
Nov
10%
4
40
17
11% Oct 26
10%
52 J,
403/8
24
70
10%
53
3%
42% Feb
60
10%
52
39%
Cement
Industries
10%
52%
40%
4
Jan
10%
52%
3%
34% Jan
8
Shares
10%
52%
39
15
11
24
.
40%
39
15% Jan
Feb
5
IB
7% Oct 26
the Week
Friday
23
.
par
29% Jun
Feb
Feb
84%
Co—6.25
Missouri
Jan
Portland
Sales for
Thursday
46%
.
1
5
100
RR
RR class A—No
Missouri Pacific
PRICES
Feb. 23
10%
10
i
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg—_1.50
Minneapolis Moline Co.
Name changed
Minn Mining A Mfg
.No par
Minnesota A Ontario Paper—2.50
Minnesota Power A Light
No par
Mission
Corp—;
1
Mission Development Co—.
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
7
24
common—
SALE
Wednesday
Feb. 21
50%
Minerals A Chem Philipp Corp
14
3
31
Enterprises Inc—
5%%
6
35% Jan
35% Jan
HIGH
Tuesday
Feb. 30
Merritt-Chapman A Scott
Mesta Machine Co
12.50
5
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc—No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35% preferred series
100
3.85% preferred series
100
3.80% preferred series
100
4.45% preferred series
100
Middle South Utilities Inc
10
8% Dec 16
70% Jan
4
28
28
24% Jun 10
18 Mi Feb
42 Mi Deo
AND
Monday
Fa*
EXCHANGE
Stamped
par
Mining A Chemical— T
shares.
American
Oil Co
7%
7%
7%
32%
ex-distribution__l
A Co
No par
32%
31%
73/8
7%
33
32
3734
*37
73/8
31%
7%
J/4
200
7
734
31%
32%
11,000
Jan
3
33% Feb
17
10% Sep 29
14% Jan
7
11% Jan
9
17 y4 Feb
15
Moore-McCormack Lines..
12
15
15%
143/4
15 J/8
143s
.143/4
14 »A
14%
7,500
26% Sep
28
47% Jan
19
32% Feb
6
37% Feb
16
Morrell
10
35%
36
34%
35%
34%
353/8
3474
3534
14,900
17
26
247/8 Jan
5
191/4 Jan
27
21V2 Feb
14
M'otec
1
21 y4
21%
21 '/a
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29% Feb
24
4
91 y4 Feb
24
3
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17
5
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9
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3
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9
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40
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14
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32
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Gas
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preferred B—
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08% Jan
4
80
87% Jan
4
28% Jan
8
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5
22% Jan
20
4
15% Jan
6
18% Feb
24
National. Tea
4% Oct 31
18% Oct 28
Jan
4
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3
7% Jan
23
29% Jun
10
21% Jan
9
4% July 22
7% Jan
IS
5% Jan
3
13
20
National
24
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A
95
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152
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6
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16
1
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5
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25
36% Oct
24
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3
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9
40%
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21
74
16
Newberry Co (J J) common_*_No par
33A% preferred
100
New England Electric System
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79% Feb
24% Feb
8
79% Jan
Feb
9
88
Aug 30
79% Jan
6
83
63% Jan
3
71% Jan
30
43% Jan
3
58% Feb
9
25
3
30
6
New
May 11
Jan
Feb
14% Dec
6
31% Jan
6
15% Jan
3
19% Jan
19
29% Mar
8
99% Jun
13
37% Jan
3
43
Feb
16
9% Oct 28
4y« Oct 29
6% Jan
6
3% Jan
4
4% Jan
24
8
5% Jan
3
8 3A Jan
23
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U
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N
Y
N
12% Dec
7
13
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3
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79
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,
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Mining Corp.
10
Newport News Ship A Dry Dock__l
23%
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32% Jan
7
May 6
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29
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9
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14
28% Jan
3
34
Feb
23
4
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753/4 Jan 23
80
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14
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73
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15
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5
71
78
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9
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3
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3
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14
82
6
86
Feb
1
72%
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par
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100
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79%
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80
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70
70
69%
..
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4
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92 y4 Jan
20
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6
80
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25
30% Jan
19
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17y4 Dec
89% May
38
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4
2
6
25
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6
103y« Jan
108
22
Aug
106% Jan
23
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9
103
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Jan
30
Jan
4
106 »/2 Feb
24
7
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11
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24
15
19% Jan
12
21 y2 Feb
7
30% Jan
9
36% Jan
26
4
98
Jan
3
Feb
24
12
23
Jan
3
23% Jan
5
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2
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13% July 12
22% July 20
117
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preferred
:—-100
preferred...:
100
4.10% preferred...
100
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100
4.85% preferred..—:
100
Niagara/Share Corp—
5
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1.
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6%
preferred
10
3.40%
preferred.
73 %
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79%
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86
—
18
Jan
26
45
Jan
26
513/4 Feb
16
Norris-Thermador Corp
North American Aviation
22
45% Jan
17
513/4 Feb
20
North
64
11
68
Feb
20
Northern
63
Mar 29
Jan
Jan
10
32% Sep
6
107% Aug 24
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3
36% Feb
17
103% Jan
13
105'A Jan
31
105% Jan
5
112 % Feb
24
106% Jan
3
109 y2 Feb
7
41% Jan
3
4
112
101% Jan IS
110
35% Oct 25
48
Sep
8
Sep 20
Jan
4
30
American
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5V2%
Central
Car
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5.60%
—
82% Jan 85
67% Jan
5
78
8
Jan
81
Apr 29
79% Jan 11
50
Jan
5
29% Aug 28
76% Sep
7
87% Sep 14
17
12
75 V2 Jan
30
$3.60 preferred series
11
86 »/4 Feb
21
31% Feb
13
83 y4 Feb
13
$4.08 preferred
14
85 % Jan
30
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83% Jan
preferred series
9
23
13
4
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10
27
41% Jan
6
52% Feb
16
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17% Sep 27
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59
For footnotes, see page 26.
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4
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5
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1
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10
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15% Jan
3
Dec
31% Jan
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series.—
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81
35%
5
$4.10 preferred series
83 y4 Feb
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86
(Minn)—
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Jan
83% Jan
83% Feb
Sep
9
Aug 26
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47
10
72
33;
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100
100
100
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86
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38
24
Pacific Ry
Northern
46 % Feb
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80
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86
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80
106
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preferred
preferred..
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EXCHANGE!
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23
27
10
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—.—..—4
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16% Oct 31
13%
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25 %
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27
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128% Feb 20
3
Lines
National Gypsum Go common
9
8
21
74%
pfd series of 1951—.,—100
National Fuel
21
95% Feb
7
6
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6
4
92
154
Jan
•
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8
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83% Jan
4
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26 y2 Feb 24
23% Jan
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10
154
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11
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11
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preferred—100
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10
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Jan
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20
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7%
9
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National Biscuit; Co
24V« Jan
4
78
National Aviation
24
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56%,
———__i
12
154% Feb 16
' 14 Ye
;
1
637/b Feb 24
25% Jan
Jan
National Acmei Co—__
4
11
104
8
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33%
32%
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-
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Corp.
"
59% Jan
13
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'
9
21% May 27
49% Oct 19
88% Dec
24
■
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78 y4 Feb
3
5
May
57% Feb
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31% Jan
6
' Jan
7
13% Feb 24
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1
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13
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31
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44% Jan 30
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Volume
193
Number
6033
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
87OOA0
Year I960
Lowest
r
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'
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
'Highest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
AND
HIGH
PRICES
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
Thursday
Feb. 22
Feb. 23
Vm
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Friday
the Week
Feb. 24
Shares
.
'
S1H May 11
84
Jan
38% Sep
4
69
1
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Jan
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Jan
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20
95% Feb
23
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14
3.90%
97% Feb
7
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Feb
21
93% Jan
3
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13
94
36%' Jan
5
44% Feb
15
33% Jan
19
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10
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16% Jan
6
17% Feb
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88 Va Jan
Dec
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32% Feb
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29
64 Va Dec
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4
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40
20
15% Jan
4
5
39% Jan
17
28
56% Jan
45% Jan
4
Oil
preferred
Olin
Mathleson
Otis
24
37% Jan:
4
21% Jan
18
28% Feb
20
Oct
24
23% Jan
12
16% Jan
.3
12
16% Jun
14
15% Jan
6
18%, Jan
15% Jan
16
Dec
75
100% Jan
10
Owens
Feb
24
Owens-Illinois
119% Jan
17
Feb
3
Oxford
94% Feb
2
$5
122% Jun
1
87% Jan
26 '
31
116
17
89% Feb
6
104% Feb
16
115% Feb
8
23 Va Oct
26
130% May 31
34% Jan 27
26% Jan
-4
87% Jan
6
65
Jan
5
Jun
93
Aug-
9
98
31
Outboard
-•
Outlet
10
Marine
Corp
Corp (The)
Corning Fiberglas
4%
43
43%
41%
37%
43%
43
37%
43%
14,200
37%
38
371/4
37%
10,500
17%
90
*88%
*92%
17%
»
43%
CLOSED
17%
17%
43%
71 J/a
71%
28%
27%
28'/a
18 V8
17%
*15'A
16
1
15 %
15%
1
Paper Co
90%
Washington's
Birthday
94 J/4
*116 '/a
117 J/4
118 J/a
28%
29'A
IB
29%
29%
91 %
.
92%
*91
43'/a
42%
17%
600
4,000
>
43J/4
41,200
17%
17J/4
17%
44
45%
48
3,800
2,400
,
70%
95%
No par
33%
71%
70J/4
71%
27%
27 Va
27%
50,800
18
18
18 V.
16
*15'A
16
780
100
,
90%
91%
90%
90%
95%
97'/a
90%
98
118%
118%
117%
28%
93
"
13,600
27%
91%
94%
common
90%
33'/a
*15%
91
93%
preferred
*881/2
17%
90%'
117
*17 %
17%
18
'
17%
17'/a
90'/a
33%
43%
43%
71
50
42%
EXCHANGE
17%
94
33%
STOCK
43
*92'A
*88%
»■*
33%
1
94
17&
90'/a
33%
43%
r
26%
preferred
770
94
'43
30e
Corp
96J/4
7,400
94
com—0.28
Co
96
37%
'
100
Glass
240
96
95
68
No par
—
Co
190
81%
95
43
*
'
94%
81'/a
X37
95
17%
171/4
>
941/a
81'/a
'*
33%
42 V*
3.12#
95%
37%
33 Va
'
.1
—
Overland
4
"
38%
95%
*81
43%
*88'/a
•
"
37%
95
82
93
*
171/2
<
38
94%
82
;
96% '
43
37
"
Corp.—0
Elevator—.
19 % Oct
25
Chemical
Olin Oil A Gas Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities
-
9
15
•«'Jan
-100
Gas—._.7.#0
Natural
15
82% Oct
'92
No par
37%
94 Va
.82%
'
95%
100
38%
94%
*81%
'
100
Co
v:
37%
•
"
100
preferred
4.24%
24
Feb
II
1Q0
..._
preferred
Oklahoma
»
13
Feb
■72%
common
preferred
Okla Gas & Electric Co common..!
4%
preferred
;
Jfl
18
19% Jan
'48
Co
preferred-
•.
4.44%
,
■i.'V
Jan'30
34
Edison
4.40%
3
33%
Ohio
V.
9
87
-
16
Dec
16% Sep
36
83 Va Jun
V<
38% Feb
3
Jan
'93% Sep
39% Jan
247/a May 10
;37% Aug
4
15 Va Dec 29
36% Mar
79.
3
Jan
89
'
Sep
Aug
Jan
353/a Nov
•
96
30 Va Aug
28 Va Mar
16
35% Jan
19
.94% Sep
■75% Jan
15,900
117%
29%
29%
93
500
29%
93
*92%
4,500
93
2,800 '
210
P
17% Aug 17
14'/a Jan
13
16% Jan
20
Pacific
Amer
18% Jan
6
14% Jan
3
17 J/4 Jan
10
Pacific
Cement
18% May 11
15 y8 Jan
5
17% Feb
1
18% Mar 18
22% May
2
20 J/a Jan
17
23 J/a Feb
2
5 %
46% Sep
60% Jan
11
51% Jan
3
571/2 Feb
3
Pacific
11
Jan
7
12% Oct
26
11% Jan
5
60
28
46% Mar
Dec
30
53% Sep
32% Jan
28
2
141'A Jan
5
77
May 11
8
26% Mar 10
73 J/a Jan
52'A Jan
4
30 "A Jan
16
82 J/a Feb
3
145
23
•'
Feb
3
56 J/a Feb
2
39 J/4 Jan
7% Jan
4% Oct
26
19% Oct
25
39
Oct
24
16% Apr
28
17% July
23% Jan
12
40
Jun
8
Jan
50% Dec
'
/
5 J/4 Jan
3
6% Feb
27
24 V4 Jan
3
18% Feb
.9
4
17% Jan
3
21% Feb
8
30
46% Feb
23
54 J/4 Jan
16
Jan
91% Oct
7
86'/a Jan
67% Sep
1
53% Jan
15
36'A Jan
16
33% Oct
24
28% Jan
5
23'A Jan
4
Feb
91
18
51% Jun
Pan
21% Jan
12
24 *
4%
6
17
22'A
Electric
Parke
Corp
&
26
Parker Rust Proof Co
431/4 Feb
23
Parmalee
2% Jan
23
Patino
•,25
Feb
23
Peabody
23'A Jan
9
25
Feb
23
14
52 J/a Feb
2
58 J/4 Jan
3
Penick
Transportation.
Mines
5%
A
Coal
A
1
31% Jan
4
28% Jan
4
32 Va Feb
9
Penn-Dixie
20
18% Jun
22
15 »/a Jan
3
19 J/a Feb
1
Penn Fruit Co Inc
41
Jun
29
48
Sep
9
41 J/a Jan
4
47 J/a Feb
24
38 % Aug
8
45
Sep
7
39 J/4 Jan
4
43
Jan
11
Penney
Pennsalt
27% Oct
28
36
25% Jan
27
69
Jan
34 'A Jan
22
35 J/a Feb
3
37% Feb
3
28% Sep
7
97% Aug 24
94% Aug 31
4
85% Jan
Dec
3
18
27
Jan
3
31% Feb
3
99
Jan
23
90% Jan
5
96J/4 Jan
25
v.
10% Oct
8
17% Jan
5
11% Jan
3
14
Jan
7
45<
7
32% Jan
3
36 J/4 Feb
4.40%
54% Feb
62% Jan
-66% May 16
68 Va Mar 25
8
4
75% Feb
6
37% Nov
15
39 J/a Jan
3
50% Jan
29
50% Jun
17
46 >A Jan
4
51 J/a Feb
14
43% Jan
12
56
Feb
24
28
52% Dec
41% Dec
16
30
5
37'/a Jan
3
46
Feb
Peoria
17
43% Dec
1
>
24
34 Va Jan
3
•
Sep
92% Jan
Nov
27/a Dec
11
15% Jan
18
96% Feb
17/ Jan
25
47
11
69 J/a Feb
941/a Feb
7
1
.
21
3
5% Jan 21
26% Mar 14
.=38 V4 Jun
96% Jun
3
100
43 % Mar
8
Jan
3
30% Jan
99
Jan
5
46% Jan
3
-
Pfizer
9
Feb
20
55% Feb
7
87% Jan
75
:
18
13
Jan
Oct
6
60% Dec
29
80
3
21'/a Jan
5
31
--
Jan
33% Jan
3
Feb
24
38% Apr
17% Jan
,3
22% Feb
21
62'
3
64'/a Jan
27
77% Jan
12
Dec
28
52% Jan
3
6
14 J/4 Jan
3
13
44 J/a Jan
4
3
24
23
Feb
21'
81
1
591/4 Feb
47
Dec
52
Feb
21
97
Aug
73
Feb
?*95
Feb
10
54% Feb
3
2
94
Sep
1
42% Jan
5
28
43 Va Jun
20
39'A Jan
10
48% Feb
24
1
25% Jan
4
18% Jan
3
2 3 J/a Feb
24
Aug
8
82 J/2 Jan
30
86 J/a Feb
93
Jan
22
80'A Jan
18
82 J/a Feb
8
14 J/4 Jan
3
16% Feb
21
19 V* May 20
132
Aug 31
124% Jan
16
126% Jan
17
38% Jan
8
18% Jan
3
22% Feb
3
55% Sep
28
80% Jan
4
69% Jan
3
79% Feb
23
10% Dec
0
22% Jan
4
11
3
15% Feb
21
61
Jan
57
Dec
29
Jan
12
49% Feb
8
Jan
Nov
15
75% Jan
15
52% Jan
31
65% Jan
6
3
13% Jan
19
Apr
11
Feb
5%
24
Jan
13
71
9% Sep
28
18
113% Oct
6
125
45% Oct
25
81% Jan
83% Oct
26
124% Jan
8
72% Dec
20
25% Nov
2
15 % May 10
25% Jan
0
120
class
25
4
55% Jan
5
67% Feb
6
4
96% Jan
5
116
Feb
10
9
82
Feb
10
24% Jan
201% Feb
6
Plough
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
2
Polaroid
Jan
69
20% Jan
3
Feb
13
175
5
17% Jan
21
3
Jan
Pittston
Co
(The)
Poor
26
A
95% Jan
11
89% Jan
13
91% Feb
21
34% Dec
30
33% Jan
3
38% Feb
23
Potomac Electrla
81% Feb
139% Dec
12
Procter & Gamble
fund
preference
86
Feb 21
4.18%
preferred
100
24
4.30%
5.05%
preferred
100
preferred
100
5.28%
preferred
i__100
65% Jan
5
■»:
20
106
7
May 11
Feb
.
Jan
4
74% Sep
23Va Apr
71'
3
13
Aug 25
108
Jan
2
72% Jan 25
22% Jan
22
Feb
9
21 Va Jan
'; 9
3
118% Jan
133% Feb
-
Feb
4
'
*
85% Jan
16
33% Jan
3
38% Feb
15
4.80%
17
39% Jan
4
36 Va Feb
33% Jan »"4
63% Deo
23
* 3
38Va Feb 23
57% Feb .17
63% Jan 19
137* Feb 13
'33% Jab
8
preferred
4.32%
preferred
100
21
preferred
.
preferred—
100
*95
951/2
20
54
X54
541/4
3,600
14,300
47%
22%
22%
<• ;
22%
48%
23%
87
*85%
86'/a
*81%
85
•82
84
16%
16%
125%
125'/a
Inc...
„
Purs Oil
300
20%
21'A
x201/4
21
78'A
79'A
x78
78%
29,300
14%
14%
12,600
4,900
13%
14%
54%
54%
54%
130
55
54
54%
2,500
12%
12%
12%
13
1,800
118%
*115'/2
•53
67
671/4
661/4
80%
113%
80%
24
118 J/a
20
66%
3,400
'
114
80
113'/a
420
80%
2,500
1,500
91%
91'/a
91%
147
148 '/a
69%
70J/4
38
38%
147%
37
149%
1,070
38
148%
11,100
150
7,300
71
72%
72
49
72
49%
49%
50%
291/4
29'A
49%
50%
4,200
30,900
29
29%
29
84 J/a
■84'/a
29'A
1,200
•84
85
85
87
85
•86
86%
89'/a
-89'/a
*89%
90 J/a
105
105
105
105
107%
107%
108
108
51%
52%
51%
52%
*71%
72%
71%
71%
*22
22%
•22
22 «/a
*21%
22
*21%
22
87
104%
108
108
51'/a
52
72Va
721/4
721/4
22 %
*22
221/2
22
127
.
1251/a
3,500
89 Va
♦21%
22
127
*127
10 Va
*85%
36
•
%
.No par
•
124%
20
16%
91
104%
.
157/a
4,400
9,800
52 Va
.5
471/a
6,600
86%
V 10
.
51
20%
107%
.
50
20'/a
104%
..
—
:
95
85
*21%
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puget Sound Power J* Light Co.. 10
Rights
r.Pullman
51%
95
20%
51%
*71 Va
.'"22%
30
5,200
20%
107%
,
29,000
17%
201/2
20'/a
104%
of Indiana..-No par
250
58%
171/4
29%
*89
Publlcker Industries Ino common..I
16
Feb
Co
3%%
4.16%
3
37% Aug 30'
37% Jun24
8
•
15
86 % Feb 21
'
87% Jun
f
10% Feb
3
8
11
hi Feb
30 % Oct lO
/
Public Serv
7
86% Nor 21
25
81
17
Jan
11% Feb
7% Sep 20
29% Feb
30
Feb 21
54% Feb
81'/a
57J/4
17%
21,800
*
21% Jan '
20
22% Mar 22
123
Is
105 Va Jan
3
16
160
24'A
86%
87
8,800
190%
49 %
...
,
50
i'
23%
48 %
29 %
*84
com.Nopai
,
.
50
186 %
70 %
com—No par
100
100
24%
147
3
dlv
180
104'/a
1851/2
69 %
3
47% Jan
20%
•103 :
180%
146%
preference
preferred
106% Feb
24J/4
182
10
$1.40
Public Serv Elec A Gas
290
95'/a
58
17%
114
81 'A
24
1781/2
56%
•115"/2
67 J/4
113
80 J/a
91%
4.08%
102
113
81%
38'A
17
49% Aug 19
66%
111%
911/4
31
105% Aug 19
66%
12%
117
37%
23
•
*121/4
117
91
Jan
94'A
54
54
38
85
800
•
-
*85%
37%
29 Va Feb
17
13 %
118
24%
50% Feb
Jan
125
182 Va
3
41% Feb
84%
16%
16 J/4
■54'/a
3
10
87
♦81 J/4
16
53%
Jan
Jan
*85 J/a
84
54 J/a
Jan
7
86
♦81
54
28
84
94%
*93%
83%
*46%
54
43
Sep
22%
53
12
84% Dec
22 J/4
10
Public Service Co of Colorado
28'/a
100'/a
84,
■u
53%
30
90% Feb
47
22%
54
151/4
29% Sep
Jan
46 J/4
,
28%
100
6,300
50%
95%
53
46 J/a
14%
44% Dec
86
*95
53
14%
26% Mar
82
95'/a
14 Va
36% Mar
83% Jan-
28%
100%
14,000
*801/2
52
78 J/a
2
90
28%
*80%
21%
16
' Aug 30
87% Aug 17
58% 4
81%
51
'
1251/a
72% Feb
86
53%
58'/a-
85
51
20%
521/2
58%
90
17%
23%
53%
58%
64
81
175%
80
52%
88
57%
65 %
61,400
64
80 »/a
80%
2,900
.
♦84
17
111
4
34%
104
84%
56%
12 Va
34
*102%
88
17'A
*116
3%
35%
104
64
58 J/4
125
3%
34%
10
.
84%
80i/a
15%
3%
86%
86%
84
■
Washington's
Birthday
96%
64
86
83
77%
151 Va Feb
45J/4
33,300
20%
6
451/4
*96
221/4
125 Va
11
78% Jan
45
21'A
77
Jan
370
15,400
*10,600
1,500
22 V.
86%
91
56
21%
64
22%
100
Co
501/4
'
67,000
S
Power
50
54
•;
47:
21%
64% Jan
80 Va Jan
53%
46
46 J/a
76
30
133
50 V.
45
46
46%
21 Va
69% Dec
Jan
8,800
(H K)—
Feb
sink
721/4
42'/a
44
82'/a
1
88% Oct
5%%
900
71
'
22%
46
..10
351/4
351/a
72%
46%
♦63%
5
Corp
Inc
;
52%
75
Co
Porter Co
65
*95
2.50
X35
450
104%
49%
1
common
$3.50 convertible preferred
37,000
44'/a
17
100
380
13%
22
■
100
A
95%
13
'
*103
57%
10
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young A Ash pfd
Jan
261% Aug 22
1
9% Jan
116
preferred
95%
♦79%
-
95 »/a
13J/4
104i/2
86
1.85
10
95%
83%
100
100
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Ino
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
12
59
22 J/4
84
82%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne A Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
100
19
17% Nov
11,900
98%
100%
101
*103
45 '/a
*63%
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com.10
15 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred
(conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
I
7
88
2
23
*100
.21%
...
15
/
100
44
—
3
;> 17% Feb
10
20% Jan
58 J/4
28%
103 J/2
Dec
98
58
28%
103%
13% Dec
52
58%
100 11
Feb
1,200
31 J/a
98'/a
•102%
53%
28%
preferred
18% Sep
28
35'/a
104
531/4
4.68%
54,
9
4
X34%
*102%
53%
20
80% Aug 29
14
1
27
102
103 J/a Feb
90
341/a
30
98'A
2,200
23
841/a Feb
34%
31%
5,500
3%
IOOJ/2 Jan
•
351/2
66
Sep
'
35
7,600
651/2
83 J/4
3
34%
67
*93 J/a
13
34%
64
95 J/a
..
34%
3,500
16%
83 J/i
•
20,000
18i/a
16%
99 Va
Jan
190
41%
96%
58%
Reading Corp (NY)
50a
-Phllco Corp common
z, 3% % preferred series A—
100-'
Philip Morris Inc common..
5
.4%
preferred
100
C: \ 3.90% series preferred
100
v
Phillips Petroleum
..#
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
I
PillsbUry Co common.
No pat
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
t
47%
411/a
16%
28%
A
18
47%
16%
*93 Va
Phlla
18'A
47
41%
96%
,:83%
/
900
CLOSED
100
100
>
9,100
EXCHANGE
100
'47
2,600
32%
16 J/4
preferred™.
-
55%
321/4
96%
preferred
*
55
69
.'35%,,
102/',T;
No par-
55
32
16 J/4
4
,52%
No par,.
com
25
67 J/4
preferred
49 A
.
11
16% Dec
common
preference
25
28,700
16%
69
34%
100
500
25
52
STOCK
u3%
12.50
1,300
25
49%
53%
*95%
;
2 J/a
24%
41 %
45%
96%
42
25
72%
50 J/4
52 J/4
4.40%
16
'
163% Feb
„
*21/4
69'/a V
116 Va
...
26'A
*411/4
2%'
35%
45
4.30%
101
13% Apr 29
31% May
0
43% Mar
*95%
1
10
25%
43'A
13
53 J/4
3.80%
79% Jan
Dec
100
26'A
77,700
1,200
98
44%
'A,
44 %
16
78'/a Jan
123
1
-
7
42%
29%
,
42
49%
24
9
79
52
.No par
♦41
95 J/a Feb
Aug 12
81% Nov
1
41 J/a
,50%
11,500
42 »/8
34%
72%
'
4
•
Electric
conv
71 »/a
50
20
66
43
47
35 J/2
40
-
911/2 •:
651/2
40%
13'A
35 J/4
84 J/4 Feb
Dec
17% Dec
Co
'"$1
;
13
35%
100% Feb
85
Apr
100
(conv)
13%'
72 J/4
21,200
47'/a
*90
65%
30%
96
71%.
33%«
Corp
95'/a
35%
.25
48 'A
47%
90
55
98%
"
10,700
57,200
24%
29%
98'/a
9
81
29% Sep
preferred
28%
98%
13
Brewing Co
5
(Chas) & Co Inc com__33%a
2nd
29%
96
17%
21'A
24%
35 Va
98%
I
Corp
35 J/4
29
10
Co
35%
95%
171/4
207/e
*2'A
34%
■
17%
*95
34 »/4
3
5
43% Feb
35%
14,200
10,100
20%
18
34%;
13
20
91
34 Va
450
6%
23%
41%
45%
41%
92 J/a Jan
Apr
41 Va Mar
41
100
common
Phlla
6
Jan
29
45%
41%
152%
x6%
22%
25%
18
46
40%
80% Jan
77 Va Jan
74% Jan
-59% Feb
•v
17%
46
1511/2
8,600
42 y4
307/a
Va',
8,300
13,400
04%
55%
30 J/4
18
-961/2 Jan
2
96 / Sep
25
15% Dec
.
12
26
51 J/a Jan
99% Sep
83% Sep
6
93
Aug 16 '
Aug 29
,
4%
-
55 J/2
31
J/a
38%
6%
90
24%
55%;-,
81'A
56
23%
*46%
-
24 J/4
24'/a
18
..100
;
Phelps-Dodge
23%
24%
80 J/a
38%
17%
2 J/4
23%
3,100
20%
41 J/4
2 >/4
71. f Mar 29
-
7
Jan
84% Jan
53 i
23
47% Mar 31
20% Jan
102
.«■
Ry
*40 »/a
2%
"30 Vs
-
Pfeiffer
'
Mar
57% Jan
41%
*2%"
23
541/8
55'A
»
152
6Va
'
26
40%
No par
Pfaudler Permutit Inc
13
36% Feb
3
9
6
23
Feb
4
*25%
1
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
9
•
Jan
Eastern
Perkln-Elmer
20
95 Va Mar
10
26
44%
3
series preferred
Pet Milk Co
%
25%
43%
1
Chemicals
A
65%
44
50
Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
23
16% Jan
54% Nov
7
13 Va May 17
47
1
Pennsylvania RE
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
i Peoples Gas Light A Coke
1
Jan
42%
81
700
22%
53%
38%
23
20%
5
preferred
conv
(J C)
Corp
common
-
19
30% Nov
Cement
Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
4% %
preferred
23
95 Va Jan
91%
65
55%
Sep
28'/a Jan
*90
65%
*21
55%
152
49%
91%
3.50
Nov
30% Mar 31
48
*24%
15
22% July 25
20
50
25
24
4.68%
20%
J/4
22
56J/2
6%
preferred
'
8,600
16%
79%
17%
0
Ford
2,000
15%
37%
23%
17
common.
60 % Dec
10
6%
23%
64%
>
16'/a
16%
55%
151 %
6%
*90
Enterprises—.1
Mar 15
1511/2
17%
Co
44
37%
23%
prior
conv
56%
49%
No par
4
56
36%
20
1
26 Va Jan
6
56 Va
16
15'A
16%
*21
80%
150 Va
16
15%
16%
55
6%
1
No par
2.60
80
15%
15
57
22 V2
'
70c
Corp
Co
55%
17Va
—50c
No par
100
Pictures
15%
36%
55%
150%
1
Corp.
'
16'/a
15'/a
80%
36
100
16
...
57%
79 Va
No par
14 2/7
Electronics-.
Davis
57%
25
& Teleg com
16%
*21
10
;
Consolidated
Paramount
20
3
17
*21
preferred
661/4 Feb
4
Nov
16%
23
Common
2 J/4 Jan
5
*16 J/4
Sulphur
Pan Amer World
Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
'
20% Dec
Tin
34% Jan
Mar 16
1
12
16%
American
•19% Jan
60% Feb 29
-3
1% Dec
14% Feb
15%
16%
25
Lighting
Telep
44 J/2 Feb
'
&
Packard-Bell
'
15%
preferred
Pacific
10
16
83% Mar 18
4
6%
13
20% Jan
6
■
Gas
Pacific
30
4
12
39% Apr 29
36% Mar 15
217/8 Oct
Jan
15%
1
Finance Corp
Pacific
30
154
i
I
common
preferred
Pacific
3
Inc
Aggregates Ino.B
A
Pacific Coast Co
4
130% Feb
Fisheries
:35%
37%
•125
86%
hi
9%
861/2
36%
86 Va
37%
,
130
9%
37
%
...
9%
36
9%
86
•85J/4
%
372
36
37%
37%
35%
36 Ve
37%
38 Va
36%
■_.
•
150
901/2
40
130
190
14,600
r
■■
%
X35.
37%
60
100
10
14,500
86
^
-
37 Va
20
10,300
•
12
380,200
35%
11,900
38
15,900
■
Q
48,, Jan 28
125% Jan
26:: Mat
11
8
:
136
>
Aug 18
.27%Nov 14
Jan
13
26% Jan
4
131 5
"28>"Feb
8
Quaker Oats Co mwimw.
J
*1V 57 %\ 58 3A A.
•'
-:.t% preferred—
*.100- »'
Y3§.?.136
.Quaker State OH Refining Corp^.ir v' •'
-27% -27%
,
.
.
...
58 %
135
59 3A
135
-
27%
>
28
59
60 Va
135
135
28
-
28
'
:
60
•135 J/a
27%
■
"40
132
10
37%
li
35%
.
•125
36%
76
i
86%
90 J/a
132
•85%
...
37%
*86
60'A
14027%
..
,
>
-
.
5,500
160
1,100
4
The
24
(928)
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE'STOCK RECORD
8TOCKS
Previous
Range for
Range Since
YearI960
AND
SALE
HIGH
Monday
Tuesday
Feb. 21
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb. 20
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
Feb. 22
Sales for
Thursday
the Week
Friday
Feb. 23
-
"
,
*
Feb. 2+
Shares
R
78 ft Apr
48 % Oct
29
97 y* Jan
4
49ft Jan
57 ft Feb
12
70ft Jan
18
8
66
70
7
Dec
Feb
13
25
57 ft Jan
4
88 ft Feb
6
11
18% Jan
19
v
15
Jan
6
17 Va Jan
4
20 y4 Feb
4
35 ft Jan
3
41 Va Jan
8>/4 Dec
20
18ft Jan
20 y8 Dec
3
33 ft Feb
5
ll7/a Dec
8
28 ft Jan
20
Jan
6
20
28
12 V* Dec
8ft Jan
5
28ft Jan
28%Jun
15 Y» Dec
7
19 ft Mar 17
43 ft Dec
1
68% Jan
27 Ya Feb
18
1
18Y4
18Va
18 Ya
14,000
19
18ft
19 Va
18ft
19 v4
18 34
19
21,600
37 Va
37%
37%
37 Ya
37Ya
37 Ya
32,200
1G%
9%
103/a
97/a
97/a
3,300
Co
50
1st preferred——50
2nd preferred-—50
9%
ioy4
10
24%
24%
24 ft
24'/a
*24%
24Y4
24 Ya
24%
13ft
13 ft
13 Va
13%
13ft
133/4
13%
13 Ya
1,800
No par
15V4
15ft
"15%
15%
STOCK
15ft
15ft
151/a
16%
12,100
22
22 'A
x22ft
23.%
5,800
21 V'a
22%
213/4
22 3/8
15,200
*16ft
167/a
1634
16ft
common
Co
23 ft Feb
24
24
Reichhold
16ft Jan
1
Reliable
60% Feb
28
17
42
Jan
80ft Dec
21
76 ft Jan
3
37 ft Oct
24
56% Jun
21
43 ft Jan
3
27 Va Sep
28
71ft Jan
44Ya Jan
42 ft Jan
4
4
47
23
591/3
60
60ft
60 3/4
34%
34%
35 ft
33 3
4
37 Ya
363/a
15%
14%
15 ft
147a
15 ft
141/2
15
10
17 ft
10
105 y4 Feb
24
Revlon
Inc
48 Ye Jan
12
Rexall
Drug
17
49 ft Jan
30
3
49ft Jan
30
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4%% preferred series A
50
4Ya%
conv 2nd
pfd
100
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
5
91 Va Jan
3
108
Feb
24
Aug
2
83 ft Jan
3
86
Feb
23
28ft Jan
4
13 Ya Jan
3
18 ft Feb
21
3
lft Jan
5
Steel
1 >/8 Dec
30
4
1 ft Jan
Dec
8
84
Dec
19
78 ft Jan
3
100 ft Feb
23
Richardson-Merrell
9
89ft Nov
25
87
3
99 y4 Jan
31
Richfield
Jan
Oil
3
44 y2 Feb
13
3 ft Feb
9
10
41 ft Jan
24
38 y* Oct
19
52
Jun
44
Feb
6
44
Feb
29
50
Jan
437/a Jan
50
Feb
Company
1
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
21
21
Oct
28
26 ft Jan
23 ft Jan
23
3
27
Dec
2
38% Jan
27'ft Jan
4
555 y2 Feb
15
Controls
Robertshaw-Fulton
6
41ft Oct
27% Feb
24
Rochester
33
Feb
13
Rohm
&
Haas
3
24 % Jan
16
8
19 ft Jan
3
3iy2Dec
1
39% Feb
9
23
21% Mar
2
13ft Jan
26
15% Feb
9
Royal McBee Corp
Rubbermaid
10
Ruberoid
26ft Jun
23
18 ft Jan
30
21% Feb
23
20ft Deo
33% Sep
17 ft Jan
IB
13
22'/a Jan
Ryder
86
*831/2
84
17%
18%
17 ft
1814
17%
173/4
lft
1%
1 %
1 Ya
1 ft
l3a
96 Va
100 Va
Co
May 27
88% AU8
SO
•38
24 y4
4
Sep
150
18
10
Nov
32
Apr
Feb
f
8
8
36% Jan
40 y4 Jan
89
Feb
20
Jan
30 V4 Jan
3
26% Jan
28
97
x30
31
30
41ft
42 y4
41 %
42%
41 Ya
40 Ya
35%
coin—1
37% Sep
7
9
37 ft Feb
8
St
14% Sep 3(1
•9% Mar 8
22ft Jan
18
15% Jan
3
19
Jan
18
St
5
793/4 Feb 23
30ft Oct 26
•8
Jan
7
55% Jan
19
4
70 Va Jan
33
Jan
3
40ft Feb
17
July 13
92
Jan
4
94
Feb
13
Sift Jan
31ft Sep
19% Apr
79 Va Feb
'
7
93
Mar 14
7
30% Jan
3
39% Feb
—
580
580
89
89
89
21ft
21%
21 Va
21%
15%
14 ft
15%
23 Vb
22 ft
23 Vb
7% Jan
3
10 Ya Feb
24
14
8
14ft. Jan
3
16 Va Jan
23
21ft Jan
3
27y2 Feb
13
12
21% Apr
19% Oct
31
37ft Jan
8ft May
Feb
10
8% Jan
3
95/s Feb
15
81%Jun
17
50'/» Feb
10
573/a Jan
19
11
8
25
Oct
18
50ft Feb
4
7ft Nov
1
16 ft Feb
19
36
15 ft
22%
93 y4 Jun
17
71% Feb
72
77
May 27
16
413/4 Jan
3
4
11 ft Jan
27
Schick
Scott
8
Aug 19
92% Aug 19
3
109% Feb
23
11
76 Va Feb
16
$3.40
.
87
4
92
Feb
20
$4
3
2034 Feb
20
4
Oct
31
30
Jan
15
72 % Feb
17
16V4 Jan
20
71% Jun
18
71
16
4% Dec
28
8ft Jan
10% Sep
13
32% Jan
24% Aug 22
22% Jan
-
15
Jan
10% Nov
1
41
44% Feb
17
59
Jan
4
54 y4 Jan
10
56 Ya Feb
21
8ears
25
lift Jan
5
14 ft Jan
19
Jan
9
17 ft Feb
Jan
97% Jan
4
100 '/a Feb
24
8ft Jan
4
10ft Feb
9
Jan
4
12
100
4
7ft Sep
Oct
25
29
Servel
24
7
14% Mar 31
16
Oct
•0
Inc
$5.25
Co
&
Shamrock
Oil
&
43 Va Dec
22
43% Jan
3
483/a Feb
6
5
43ft Jan
11
21>.
Jan
3
28 Va Feb
24
Sharon
lift Jun
27
29% Dec
11
22 Va Jan
27
28 Yb Feb
24
Shattuck
(Frank
4
38 V'4 Jan
6
443/4 Feb
24
Shell
17% Sep
Jan
23ft Jan
19
4
3
Jan
18-
20 Ya Feb
Oil
19ft
2,900
38 l/2
51,600
15%
14%
15 Va
15
15ft
15Ya
-153-4
14,900
13ft
14
43Y4
443%
12 Ya
12
12
19ft
21 %
20Y4
21 Vb
17,700
20%
19ft
20 Ya
19Y»
20 3/a
37,200
387/a
,33%
38%
,>38 ft
x38Ya
88%
*88 Ya
18%
Mfg
21ft Jan
13
15ft Jan
4
17 ft Jan
16
12
20% Jan
4
16ft Feb
10
18 ft Jan
9
8heraton Corp
24
43
1
27
Jan
3
32 % Feb
9
Siegler
31% Sep
1
28
Jan
3
31% Feb
6
54
8
42 Vb Jan
5
58 Va Feb
20
13ft Oct
13% Sep 29
40
•9
Oct
Sep
31
26
Sep 21
Jan
94% Jan
16 y4 Mar 24
IS
Jun
47
4
>
23
4
38Ya Jan
68!/4 Dec
•
30
Simplicity
44Y« Feb
3
37
Saw
23
Sinclair Oil Corp
Pattern
22
63% Jan
11
8
Singer
Manufacturing
t
55
Jan
4
44ft Jan
3
56 Ya Feb
9
Skelly
Oil
6
53ft Jan
11
31ft Jan
3
36
Jan
11
Smith
(AO)
18ft Feb 26
12 Va Jan
4
16V8 Feb
24
Smith-Corona
.
11% Oct 25
fOft Oct 24
75
-
Feb
*
28% Mar 23
23
Ya Jan
3
18% Oct
II
64ft Jun
46 V« Jan
4
58'/» Feb
1
42ft Jan
38 Y4 Jan
3
46 V'4 Feb
9
9Y4 Jan
"4% Junlo
Jan
*
48 ft Jan
28
7%
12
14
15
8<
51% Oct
28ft Dec
Feb
3
Line
Railroad
Co
12'/a Jan
19
Soo
83/4 Jan
12
South Amer Gold <Ss Platinum
30
9
51% Feb
16
South
18
49
Jan
25
50 3/4 Feb
21
19
273/a Jan
3
353/4 Feb
23
Carolina
5%
E 6c O
;
17
70
29
65-
Jan
4
73% Feb
3
50 y. July 18
47 Ya Jan
19
50% Feb
9
81% Jan
38% Aug 31
40ft Aug 24
36 ft Jan
3
43 Ya Feb
6
•2ft Jun 16
38ft Jan
3
44 Va Feb
lift Sep 29
23ft Jan
5
20% Jan
3
22 Ya Feb
40
54% Jan
Sep 21
84% Jun
1
83ft May 18
17
'
Sep 28
lift Sep 29
•ft May I
.
For
Dec
11
30
90
27
9
Jan
-
2
Southern
7
5%
Mobile
30% Feb
6
Feb
21
36 ft Feb
15
Southwestern
Public
ctfs
Service
Spalding (A G) St Bros Inc
Spartans Industries
7Va Jan
28
17
9
14»/a Jan
20 Va Jan
26
■
6
48ft Dec
8
82ft, Sep 19
JttfcJaa
4
footnotes,
see page
Spencer Chemical
23
18 ft Jan
3
4
Sparton
16
30
26 Va Feb
24
35
3
Jan
88
18
Feb
89 ft Feb
3
Oct
92ft Sep
~
93/4 Jan
12
Jan
-
4.20%
Sperry
V* Jan
3
95
Feb
9
84.50
4
'55
Feb
23
Spiegel
Jan
3
87
88
29 ft Jan
26.
\
8
Feb.23
33 ft Feb
9
,
$4.50
Square
27Yi
28 Ya
29,400
44
4334
44V4
34,700
20
193/4
19 Ya
19%
20 Vb
20 ft
20ft
9,400
16.V'a
16Ya
16 ft
17%
/
,
29^8
78
79 Va
433/a
73
'
I
;
53 ft
33 Ya
53
15Ya
28 Ya
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43%
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45
ft,.
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7ft
7Ya
17Y«
30 V*
35 Vb
17 ft
1,200
7Ya
8,800
2,600
*50
51
700
3534
■
35 Ya
35ft
17Ya
17V4
17%
28 ft
28 ft
1,500
18 Ya
7,500
73
8,000
4,200
29
183b
,
42 ft43 Ya
a
2,300
4
30
73%
49%
49 3b
4.9Yi.
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9,500
503/s
49 ft
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54,000
7ft
72 Vb
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49 7
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43
43
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18%
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28
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8 Ya
2,600
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8,600
30,500
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53 ft
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82
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2634
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tr
600
26
50
(Del)—.No par
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non-cum
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103/4
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preferred
20
8
30
3
16ft Aug
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J
5
8% Jan
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r: ttft JtfrM
4
68
4
18 ft Feb
70% Feb
16
20 Va Jan
35% Jun
May 33
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Jan
26% Jan
4
53 ft Feb
27
30
18ft Oct 31
r.
17ft Jan
17 ft
100 y2
9Ya
6,600
50
"
Mft May 19
lift May 11
•3
49V4 Jan
29ft Jan
„
16 y4 NaT 23
-
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18% Aug 23
69% Aug 23
29% Jun 13
16% Nov 23
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9ft
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28 ft
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25*
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13 Ya
46%
55;
Indiana Gas 8s Elec-No par
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12 Ya
27ft
32 ft
—
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17%
1,600
31,300
43ft
52 Va.
Southeastern Public Service Co—10c
Pacific
16
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12,600!"
56 3/4
28
14 Va
20
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13
100
9ft
22,600
233/8
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t
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•
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17
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3,400
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26 ft
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27 ft
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3 6 3/4
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90 V'a
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57/a
10,80a
47
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par
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20 ft
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16 V'4
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.
20
36
15Ya'
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,
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106 3/a
273/a
38 3/4
15 Va Jan
-
77
92
1,10Q
8,900..
10 %
105
27 J/4
30
15 Ya Jan
'
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-
10%
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10.800
,
47ft.
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30%
27% Jan
4
"}
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36%
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109%
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Co com—4.50
Edison
-
v.
-
93/4
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preferred—,—
Southern California
100
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v
1 S
5 Ya
56ft
Y
54 Ya
40
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.
12ft 712%
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; 16%
17%
3
Dec
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54
40
106ft
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3,800
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55
40
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35 V'a'
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5,100
19,900
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26 ft
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v
105
36 ft
,
15
26 ft
9Ya
43%
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9
-
15%
26 Yi
24Va
15% Dec
Feb
-
:
23 Va
26Ya
06% Feb 17
89 y» Jan 11
■
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47 V*
10 ft Feb
18"
,
35%
93/4
7
Jan
-
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15%
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21
...
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May 10
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15%
55
•
50
35
97/8
26 Va
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400
22,400
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4,900
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38 ft
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31
Birthday
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92
20 r
20Ya
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70
70ft
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13 ft
13 ft;/
12ft Nov
14
Washington's
i9Va
27
100
-
72 Va
5Ya
36%
-—50
South Jersey Gas Co—;
2.50
South Puerto Rico Sugar1 com
l5;
8%
preferred—
25
15
383/a
10Va
;.-4
203/4
20%
:
—No par
3
30
92
*70%
■
:
15"
7Ya Jan
76%.
92
Marchant Inc__.—-8
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
"
12ft Jun 21
-
76%
8
—3
if
103/a,
393%
383a
f
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393440
99%
800
78
CLOSED
6,700
18 Ya
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95
543/4
-
10 Ye
10.
44 ft Jan
Dec~30
46 ft Dec
30
-
xl8Ya
7834
9 %"
40
98%
25 <
:
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
8mith Kline & French Labs.>-No
24
34% Jun
-
55
37
183,4
78 V'4
15 V4
•
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18%
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20
Co—
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9 Ya
30
STOCK
26 Ya
•■/
153/4
150
270
29 V'a
38
*33ft
v
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89
EXCHANGE
8 Ya
2 7 3/8
54 Va
1
Co^_—L.
39
37
9%
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...
36%
187/a
'
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<
15 Va
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Co
Jun
17
8 3/4
<
11
Steel—
As
19% Dec
!>% Oct 31
38 ft
8%
267/a
.
No par :
42 ft Jan
Feb 13
Nov
55% Jan
•
Strapping Co
Simonds
80 ft Jan
933/4
38%
il
Co
18
3
70 Va Jan
Signode Steel
393/4
-
29
39.
77 ft
18 Ya
77 ft
933/4
50c
1
Corp—
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-
.
270
m
39%
133/4
78%
V
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.
29
36 Vi
36%
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-
of America
28 V'4
29
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13%
:
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-
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*
36%
—-—11
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29
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8,100
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;
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18%
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Corp
Shell Transp <5s Tr—
New York shares ordinary
9
2,600
'
19
38 ft
13 ft
1
Co
43
isy« Apr 28
Steel
21ft
19 ft
381/4
44 3/a
2.50
Gas
19% May 28
21ft
18ft
38
13
No par
Shahmoon Industries Inc—.
19 Va Dec
22%
19
38%
lift
———1
i.
—
21V4
250
44
,__1
:
_'
common
preferred
19,700
13 Va
-5 1
Corp—
Seiberling Rubber Co
Roebuck
1534
12%
11
23
15%
44
;1
30
1
Jun
15 ft
12%
Seaboard Finance Co
VBealright-Oswego Falls
14ft
lift
Seagrave
7
27,600
43 Va
17
19ft Jan
10y4 Nov 28
11
37% Feb
3
31% Jan
20Ya
12%
No par
.——23
—.100 r
—I .
common
Corp
20 Ya
12
No par
common—
v
21ft
43%
20
26 Ya Feb
23 ft Feb
5
22
20ft
12
20 ■*
24
89
12%
100
preferred
L-—
Bolt Corp of Amer
<Ss
1,250
89
43
Seaboard Air Line Rft Co
37ft Feb
25
18ft Sep
8
May 17
Screw
583%
89
19
Co common
Co
575
89
37 ft
—————-—1
Mfg
583 Ya
575 Ya
44
1
—
preferred
3.65%
6Va Jan' 19
3
Jan
5
3
38ftJun
29
10 y. Apr
12
14
Jan
5%
A
*371/4
■
19
preferred —_.„LL——No par-"
Scovlll
31
Jan
Jan
86 ft Jan
•1
series
44
14%
common
Paper Co
Jan
73 y* Jan
85
5,700
38%
No par
Inc___—_———2.50
Inc
17,500
35 Ye
35%
5,100
3%
18 ft
5
Schering Corp common——
5%
convertible preferred-
Jan
-
6,400
41 Ya
3
35 Ya
2,200
30 Ya
38%
r
pfd 4.40%
8'/4 Jan
38
96
-
1
1.——
Regis Paper
1st
95
3%
35ft
589
89
i
Inc
44
575
5
series A
_100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
San Diego Imperial Corp
1 !
Sangamo Electric Co
5
Schenley Industries Inc com—1.40
Convertible preference
35c
St
3
35%
35%
35%
100
1
1
1
1
20 Q
1
common
1.66%
—100
100
Joseph Lead Co——
10
Joseph Light & Power
No par
L San Fran Ry Co corn—_No par
Preferred
16
10ft May 18
12
13% Dec
42 ft Oct
33ft Jan
3%
3
3%
3
preferred
:
4.30%
conv preferred-;
8t
97
,
'4%
27
17,700
96
30 %
__
Stores
98 Ya
96 Va
series A_.
Ct>___;
Safeway
27
86
24,500
29%
..
40ft Apr
17,400
13/a
29 ft
-
M
17Ya
96 ft
40 V'4
300
;■
lft
17
29%
"4: s' 11
12% Oct
'
95
Corp—.—
System
,
96 Va
(Jacob)—
Ryan Aeronautical Co—,
3
83ft
96
Ruppert
3
•
IB
14ft May
83 ft
94%
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
lift Oct
24
83 Va
96
Roper (Geo D) Corp—.—
Royal Crown Cola Co—
3
19
86
*83 ft
1,400
8,900
Feb
Feb
22,300
20
16% Jan
14
108
5,100
32ft Jan
44 ft Feb
106 Ya
14,100
4
14 ft Jan
IO6Y4
30 3-4
8
3
10578
273/a
13
3
105%
49 Ya
21 Ya Jan
24
105 V*
301/4
46ft Jan
12% Feb
106 Va
301/4
21ft Jan
lift Jan
1,400
105
30
23
36 ft Jan
122
30 Va
Ronson
19
1201/a
30
16
22
120 Ya
3iy4
16% Feb
Oct
49
118%
30 ft
13
Jan
*48 Ya
120
48 Va
5
12 Vb Jan
17
48 Ya
120
48 ft
27%
22
14 yg May 31
23,200
45%
487«
121ft
48%
49 ft
13ft Sep
42
45 Ya
453/i
49
121
26%
Rohr
0
114,900
10
20
24
22,800
473/a
Corp
21% Feb
9ft May
1,500
105Y4
45
27 ft
9
12ft Apr
45 ft
103 Va
49%
177/a Jan
31 ft Oct
45 Ya
4.9%
16
18
103ft
44 Vb
46
45 %
46 Va
45%
1013%
45 Va
44%
*37%
20% Dec
Oct
96
J
5,600
22,800
44
0
9ft Apr 14
14 ft May 12
15
100
45 ft
■%
26%
4%
Corp
97 ft
45 Vb
,
50
11
Aircraft
96
18
24%
16
.
40
17V4
/-
49 V*
Jan
12 ft Apr
591/4
39%
■
*37 Va
Telephone
preferred
58 Ya
41
Corp—•
Rockwell-Standard
670
59 Ya
40 V4
24 ft
89ft Jan
Mar 23
18
59 Va
41
49%
23
89
4
17ft
59%
40%
24%
Jan
780
28
Jan
18Va
59 ft,
49 y4
88
Dec
17ft
59%
*37 V*
10
•2
18%
41 y4
25
Sep
900
59,900
Corp—No par
Elec
&
Gas
120
66,800
-
40 ft
94
preferred
convertible
5ft%
Rochester
60 V'4
*60
1.25
Ritter
3
12,400
No par
10
2.50
Riegel Paper Corp
32"% Feb
Apr
17
2% Jan
July
31% Jan
33 Va Jan
4ft Jan
3
2,100
271/4
1
Inc
Corp
25 ft Jan
4
57 ft,
2 61/2
5s
Trust
Selection
Rhodesian
551/4
28 ft
100
Manufacturing Co—__
Rheem
55
263a
59
2.50
Co
series
3.60%
Preferred
54%,
Birthday
1
-
Chemical
500
Washington's
5
Corp
Copper & Brass—
&
500
37 Ya
14 ft
Revere
8
33 ft Nov
59 ft
34 ft
Republic
4
55
59 Va
11
Jan
3
series—100
—1
50c
16
18 ft Feb
60% Feb
126
21
27%
20
23
20
17
19
54
27
Republic Aviation Corp—
Republic Corp common
$1 convertible preferred
Jan
118
Eng
&
preferred 3'/aft
Conv
23
15% Feb
Jan
6
27/a Dec
53
27%
Mfg Co common
9
28 ft Jan
53 y4
27 Va
Elec
Reliance
3
52 ft
52 ft
5
Reliance
16
6
Jan
——5
Co
24
Feb
42
CLOSED
16%
57 ft Feb
38
24
EXCHANGE
21%
16 Va
28% Feb
14ft Jan
23 ft Oct
22 ft
21%
16%
4
53ft Jan
2VWan
21ft
21%
—
Corp_
30
4
48 ft Mar
22%
21ft
*16 ft
50c
Chemicals
Stores
47 ft Jan
22
59
22 ft
1
.—10
Reeves Bros Inc—
22% Jan
37% Feb
8,600
38%
3
5
1,900
22%
18%
6
11
80,000
73
37 Vb
4
2
57
73
1
Jan
17 ft Feb
ft
55
_5
Roller Bit
Reed
55 3%
Co
Reading
19
54 ft
Inc
Rayonler
Raytheon
Jan
15 y« Aug 23
31
18
19
■-
50 y2 Jan
Oct
18%
24
78ft Jan
12
18
17%-Jan
6
85
18 y4
3
20
6
17%
non-cum
12ft Jan
76% Jan
12,500
non-cum
48 ya Dec
94'/a Dec
75
4%
3
21
74%
4%
10% Jan
65y8 Jan
74 Vb
1
56 ft Jan
Jan
73%
18
lift July 11
149
74 ft
15 ft Jan
23
27
72 Va
25 Ye Feb
7ft Feb
110 ft Oct
76
23 Va Jan
4
1
Sep
74
9
27 Va Jan
48
x215/a
3
Mar 14
33ft Sep
2134
Jan
31 Va Aug 29
46ft Feb
73
21
ft Feb
19ft Mar 14
57
73
21%
12
16
Apr
72 %
20%
22
*
18
24
52ft Jun
54 ft
72 ft
16
1
17 ft Oct
21
liy4 Jan
53 ft
73
2C%
12% Jan
15 ft Nov
.
3
53%
72%
20%
;——
Raybestos-Manhattan
—No par
Raymond International Inc.__3.33y3
19
28
2
23
52 ft
2.50
Inc
Ranco
9
53% Jan
15!/a Dec
30 Yt Oct
America com—No par
preferred
No par
1st
$3.50
10
Jan
15 Va Jan
19
Apr
Radio Corp of
2
73
23
22% Jun
29
16Ya Sep
Apr
9
20 ft Feb
74
87.
■
21%
60-
22,400,
-
Volume
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
Number 6033
193
(929)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
52 % Jan
35 y8 Feb
25
57 ya Dec
70 y4 Jan
12
4 % Mar
14
5
Sep
Va Jan
77% Feb
16
$3.50
17% Feb
23
Standard
43/4 Jan
5 3/b Jan
25
Standard
Gas
2
Financial
&
20
25 va Jan
31% Feb
24
Standard
Kollsman
51% Jan
4
'46% Jan
513/a Feb
9
Standard
Oil
of
May 16
47 Va Dec
30
51% Feb
3
Standard
Oil
of
Jun
30Va Jun
46
Jan
Industries
'
49%
50 %
45ya
-44>%
44%
44%
45
553/4
55%
55y2
55%
55 %
55%
6
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey
3
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common—10
83 Va Nov
89
Mar
8
84
Jan
85 % Feb
7
33/4%
•2iy4 Feb
25 % Jap
13
Standard
convertible
convertible
19ya Oct
11
77
72
Jan
303/4 Feb
16
30
17
$1.20
27
1
303/4 Peb
17
6%
313/4 Feb
23
Stanley
Warner
Stan ray
Corp
(The) L S
Feb
„
4
26 ft Jan
11% Jan
3
13% Feb
6
29
173/4 Jan
4
18% Jan
13
4
55 y4 Jan
3
-603/4 Feb
Jan
65s/8 Jan
82
27
123/4 July
31
27 y4 Jan
8
2iy4 Mar 25
9
Jan
*68% Jan
4
425/a Jan
May 11
45 y4 Nov
13
20
24
25
Nov
16
Jan
77
May 23
Feb
13 3/a Jan
3
78
9
Fe
15
7
convertible
Jai
Sterchi
Bros
6
16 y2 Jan
5
44 y2 Mar 24
71% Dec
30
Jan
4
79% Feb
24
Sterling
33 '/a Jan
4
243/4 Jan
3
29y4 Feb
17
Stevens
7
22 3/4 Oct
25
1
33% Jun
67
Stewart-Warner
Corp
23
Stix
213/4 Jan
27
Stokley-Van Camp Inc common
18V4 Feb
19
17% Jan
9
19
Feb
24
47% Oct 24
583/a Mar 28
53%Jan
4
64
Feb
17
Stone
26 V4 Mar 24
30% Aug 15
273/4 Jan
3
30% Feb
17
Storer
8% Jan
12
167/a Jan
11
6 '/a Dec
206
529
22
•48%
Jan
6
230
Jan
3
43 va Jan
18% Jan
29
1
19% Dec
7
7
4
Jan
46% Dec
25 Va Mar 28
/ 171/4 Dec
15
24 % Jan
22
Dec
14
1
80
4
convertible
$5
23
60% Feb
Suburban
4
25% Feb
16
Suburban
Propane
Sunbeam
48
24
54 va Jan
24
20 y4 Jan
4
243/a Feb
16
7
13 V4 Jan
3
16
Feb
9
82 y2 Jan
$4.50
series
A
6
5
85% Feb
14
21
47% Jan
3
553/4 Feb
15
Sun
7
23 V4 Jan
3
26% Jan
31
Sunray-Mid-Cont
23% Sep
26
221/4 Jan
4
23% Feb
21
343/b Dec
30
33 % Jan
10
9
101 % Aug 22
101 % Jan
3
1
v
20
1
85
May
5y8 Jun
•
7
Jan
3
4
Sep
19
1348
Jan
4
1200
Jan
2 6 s/s Feb
29
50
855
4%%
preferred
5%%
2nd
93/e Jan
25
Sunshine
Mining
31
Superior
1464
Jan
Oil
Co
Co
series
Biscuits
of
of
A
Jan
3
58
Jan
15
Sweets
45 s/8 Jan
3
48% Feb
21
Swift
Jun
22
12% Jan
3
153/8 Feb
24
Symington
70 3/4 Dec
23
66 3/a Jan
20
Feb
21
CLOSED
311/8
31%"
30%
10,200
12%
12%
18
18
58%
59%
•'
12%
18V*
Washington's
58 Va
59%
Birthday
59%
79*%
*78.
12%
31%
12%
*17%
18%
1,300
58 3A
59 y2
6,400
5,600
'
79Va
*78
79%
*78
79%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
77Vt
V* 77*/*
283/4
78y4
78
79
783/e
.79'/8
£9'A
291/4
28%
28%
28 y8
28%'
27'/4
•
'
*
*13%
13%
27
26%
27%
263/4
25 y4
25
20%
20 va
20%
183/4
623/4
18%
63%
18%
63V2
18%
18%
18%
19
19
63
63%
X63
x29%
30Va
30
10,700
25
20%
500
13,400
.
M
27%
25
20>/2
7
73/4
7V2
1
,
633/4
.
30y2
7%
73/b
73/8
*30
255
58
59
58V2
59%
58%
243/4
25 Va
24 V8
24%
24
-
250
250
252
'
5,600
4,200
10,300
500
63%
5,100
7'/a
115,000
30%
4,800
7'A
30%
246
•-
7%
,
30
252
247
59
56
58%
9,400
243/a
24%
24%
20,900
.
247
50
50»/2
51
49%
50Va
49
50
48
49
22
22%
15'/b
21'%
14%
21%
20%
21 %
20%
21%
11,900
14%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
15 vo
12,300
85y2
55/8
25%
85y2
85y2
55
55
54 y4
55
541/4
54%
25%
26
25»/2
26
25 s/8
26
23v4
35
109J/2
23y2
35Va
23y2
35y8
34 %
*108y2
109Va
108%
8%
8ya
8>/2
x8%
25
*84
-
55,'
25%
,
-
23Ve
35
•
109
8'/2
6'/a an
25
1300
1320
1268
Co
4.16%
;
*51
•
*85
Corp
1260
*85
87%
23 'A
23%
35%
35
110
23%
1,300
1,000
112
1,100
8 »A
8
1285
10
4,100
22,100
353%
,
110%
8%
5,600
1284
14,300
390
1300
51
51
50 y4
50 %
50 'A
52
48%
14%
48'/4
143A
48%
48 5/8
48%
48 y.
483/8
13,100
15v4
14%
151/4
15%
15%
31,900
77
l
53
48V4
14%
25
-
87%
23%
1315
Talcott Inc (James)
Tandy Corp
—•
TelAutograph Corp
Rights
24
31 %
12%
*17%
18
25 va
12.50
America
45
3% Oct
30%
30%
13%
100
24 Va
10c
25
17
5,300
26%
No par
California—
Wayne
4,200
30%
20 V4
common-1
Co
29
15
30%
30 Va
1
Inc
Jun
&
72
30%
30%
25
pfd series of '55—_30
Sunshine
72
30%
30%
20%
No par
Oil
9
74
30%
5
prefered
24
18,700
STOCK
26%.
1
——1-
—
Feb
2,200
23%
20
Corp.
common
51% Feb
39% July 26
11% Jan 14
44% Feb
'
Co
353/8 Feb
112
20
73/4 Oct
Oil
*70
..23%
EXCHANGE
x24'/8
1
—100
Corp
Sundstrand Corp
Chemical Corp
85% Oct
29% Jun
Gas
Sun
55% Jan
24%.
28>/2
1A
24% Jan
21>/a Jan
com
preferred
423/4 May 17
Feb
Corp
Gas
20 ya
May 27
Co
Studebaker-Packard
14
4
18V4 Sep
12l/4 Jun
Broadcasting
12
26% Jan
Feb
preference
Webster.—
&
80
23%
763/e
5
Co
prior
Jan
268
64y2 Jan : 4
July 21
23
16% Sep
5%
Fuller
1
87
1
1
25J/4 Feb
4
&
.
*85%
20
1
273/4 Feb
11
16% Jan
Baer
/
87
30y2
xl3%
/
v
2.50
9
213/a Jan
18
17
93,600
55%
30%
*78
5
243/4 Jan
25% Jan
9
Jun
27,500
45
55%
30'%
59 y4
-
1
4
14
50
44 Va
30y4
17%
—15
20
Apr
20y8 Sep
49 Va
30%
12%
100
Dec
23
32,100
173,500
"
30%
303/8
»
common—-5
Inc__;
31'A
51%
30
1
& Co Inc
*85%
243/4
*70
1,900
30 ye
'
293/4
1—No par
Inc
Stores
Drug
(J P)
80
5%
'
87
24%
450
29,700
503A
4
50 y4
*853/4
24%
*70
20
—5
Co
87
24Vb
-20
preferred—J
3%%
•
*853/4
•
20
preferred
Corp
Chemical
- •
-
1
preferred
Starrett Co.
Stauffer
7
100
Packaging Corp com
preferred.
403/4 Jan
5
;
preferred series A
37% July
102
6
25
51
44%
463/4 Feb
26 3/4 Oct
30%
50%
503/4
59% Feb
26l/« Dec
29%
28 y2
50Va
493/4
-
■
9,000
'
17%
*5%
26%
Jan
62 Va Dec
5 3/a
50 y4
403/4 Jan
$1.60
5ft
4
Shares
56%
76
17
50%
54
4
5%
17%
27'A
4
36% Jan
5>/4
16 3/4
56
*74%
50y2
4
'•20y8 Oct 25
5%
77
263/4
Jan
25
16%
56 3/a
x493/4
50'/a Jan
1
16V4
55%
76 y4
'
the Week
Feb. 24
25
Indiana
56
Dec
763/4
16%
Friday
Feb.23
55
763/4
-
Sales for
Thursday
6.25
California
44% May 31
38
54%
77
5V4
1
54 Va
I6y8
lOo
Co
PRICES
Feb. 22
77
-
1
SALE
Wednesday
Feb. 21
533/4
No par
Corp
Electric
HIGH
Tuesday
Feb. 20
No par
com
AND
Monday
Pm
preferred—_—
1
125/8 May 11
40
-35
LOW
STOCK
Inc
Brands
11 3/b Jan
13% Sep 13
1
Standard
23
57% Jan
73
793/8 Aug 22
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
"loy8 May 11
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1960
Lowest
78
79%
84
80%
83%
82
.,
.
*
200
t
!
84
20% Sep
2
73/8 Feb
23
1
16 Va Feb
9
10
2 % Feb
23
47% Jan
6
593A Feb
1
87
37
28
Sep
Jan
25
25 ya Jan
4
83
Jan
5
93 y4 Feb
35
Jan
27
38 V4 Feb
3
41% Feb
1
3
23% Feb
'256 y4 May 25
•
165 3A Jan
12
1903/4 Feb
3
11
273A Jan
10
31% Feb
2
29% Jan
27
12
108
Jan
15% Jan
11
3
183A Feb
(
*
Jan
3
88 y2 Jan
96'A Feb
14
56%
55%
56
56
56 >/4
3,900
24 Va
233A
24
23%
23%
56,200
913/8
923/8
91%
92 ft
91%
92%
92%
92%
23,000
•
Sub
Pacific
share
Land
37%
36%
37 Va
35%
36%
3 7'A
7,700
41%
41%
39%
41%
39 ft
41
39 V4
40 ft
39,900
22%
23 ft
X22%
23
22%
£2%
22%
22%
41,500
180/8
182 3A
19Q%.
19,500
10
29%
29 v2
1
17/4
18
-
Texas & Pacific Ry
Texas Utilities Co
Textron
24% Jan
3
28% Feb
15
23% Jan
10
29 y2 Feb
21
28% Oct
24
613A Jan
7
37'A Jan
3
49
Feb
24
27
10% Jan
3
153/4 Feb
16
22
673A Jan
4
82% Feb
8
May 20
83 ft Feb
1
83%: Feb
10
26% Jan
27
Feb
7
_4
20% Jan
3
27y2 Feb
9
23% Feb
21
13
Jan
16
70% Dec
79
2*
84
16'/b Jun
20% Dec
243/a Jan
2
19
32
23% Mar 29
20% Jan
44'A Dec
7
683A Jan
6
48% Jan
56V2 Feb
28
22/8 Jan
4
15% Jan
23V4Feb
15% Feb
19% Sep
17
Jun
22
193/8 Jun
3
64
Dec
23
64
20
Oct
33
Oct
31
4
265/8 Jan
3
Feb
16
313/a Jan
26
37% Feb
11
22 3A Jan
4
25y2 Jan
18
Jan
4
14 »/4 Jan
3
18 V4 Feb
4
Jan
3
41 y2 Feb
24
36
8
54% Oct
,
18
53 y4 Jan
4
55
Feb
30
29% Jan
9
37
Feb
17
July 28
40% May 27
253/a Jan
25
30
Jan
30
493A Feb
2
53
Jan
4
8
44 ft Dec
20
405/a Jan
3
48% Feb
15
2
113/4 Dec
8
10y4 Jan
6
12 Ve Feb
16
Jun
30
Mar
7,100
'. *17%
,
Va
85
93 ft
94
26 3/a
28
28%
28
28
26%
2 8ft
28
29%
46 %
47%
46%
47%
Washington's
17y!
xl7ft
17 ft
Birthday
92 3A
3,500
*82
85
86
220
95
85
26
'A
93%
27%
CLOSED
27 ft
29%
X29
46
EXCHANGE
26%
28 %
26%
93%
26
STOCK
43%
47
x93
%
8,400
253A
26 Ve
27%
27%
1,600
£9%
18,200
34,000
49
v$
,
*15%
153/4
15%
80%
79%
80 ft
85%
*83%
85%
*83%
85%
30%
29%
30%
*29%
'
15%
x78%
30
63,500
15%
153/4
15%
153/4
5
100
80%
80%
79
80%
*83%
85%
No par
*29%
30
30
26%
267/s
26%
26%
23%
23%
23%
23%
547/a
557/B
56
56%
22
22%
22
22%
20%
21
207%
21%
44 ft
44%
44 ft
44 Va
45%
47%
45
46
45 ft
45
45/4',
4,300
743/4
74%
75
''5%
76 ft
77
77%
79
2,400
30%
30%
30 ft
31
303/4
31
30%
31
30,200
37 ft.
37%
54,300
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
20
59 ft May 27
52
29%
'
1,000
'
*83%
'
15%
,
26 ft
26%
23%
}
23 7
56
5,900
900
26 %
26%
23%
■
a
23%
14,500
3,300
,
*-
-
A
55%
56 ft
7,300
22%
22%'
227/a
15,600
21
21ft"
21
21
%
11,800
44%
•
56%
22%
•
45
47
48%
6,900
36%
36%
24
24
16%
*24
25
35 %
24%
35%
37%
*24 Va
16 3/a
16%
11,800
40 3/4
41%
17,700
15%
403/4
157/a
15%
40
:
x44 ft
ft
40%
40%
40%
.543/4
55
100
55
54 Ve
55
543/4
55
54%
36%
367/a
36%
37
X36%
36%
36
36 ft
257/s
26 ft-
25%
26%
25%
26 ft
253/4
26 ft
51
50
conv
36 3%
5
15%
40 V8
1
pfd series of 1957
5%
24 Ve
*24
-
20
33 y2 Nov
11
29 V8
.
20
Jan
A
21
Jun
39 % Jan
27
14
28
24
39
„
July 25
25 ft Mar
Jan| 10
Feb
19
16
50y8'Jan
20
79
60
24
11 Va
24
47y4 Feb
Jan
59V4
293/i
Tidewater Oil common
10
$1.20 preferred
25
Timken Roller Bearing
No par
Tishman Realty & Construction—1
Toledo Edison Co__
5
Torrington Co
No par
Tractor Supply Co class A
1
Trane Co
2
Transamerica Corp
2
Transitron Electronic Corp
;1
Transue & Williams Steel
No par
Trans World Airlines Inc
5
Tri-Continental Corp common
1
$2.70 preferred
50
Traux-Traer Coal Co
1
24
48 y2 Feb
Jan
19
34
20
29 3/a Jan
21
31% Oct
21 vi Dec
Dec
213/8 Feb
373A Jan
6
413/s Aug 26
37% Dec 29
-
17%
83
Inc common-
4% preferred
Thor Power Tool Co
14
33
17V4
ft
93%
26 aA
Common
21
14% Sep
187
186%
7.50
Thoinpson-Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
**
'.
46% Feb
Feb
Feb
27
35%
29 vh
Nopal'
—5
1
$1.25
conv
preferred
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Thiokol Chemical Co
Thompson (J R)„_
■
cau.„m183
29%
50c
16
4
8
184 Va
.29
85
-85
100
No par
Co
15
'
181 Va
,
'
3
106,400
,
36%
certificates
33% Jun
•
2%
*i_l
26 ft Jan
(
rl%
,
Trust—
243/4 Jan
^
2
No par
11
'
35,700
1%
26
9% July
43,300
23%
Nov
213/s Jan
7%
14%
...
55%
18 3A July 22
4
7 Va
133/4
1%
22% Oct
21
7%
14%
56 y4
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
13
5
69
863/4 Aug 25
9,800
7
14
24 ft
1%
-
Texas Instruments Inc
•
2
805/a Jan
4
13 1
55/4
Texas
193/4 Jan'
13%
82Va
6%
14%
6%
6 3/a
13
Texas Guli Sulphur
20
14
6
1
Texaco Inc
;
25
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
33 Va
6
27% Jan
27
1
Corp
1.25
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
5
3
Jan
9
23%
Tennessee
16
18% Jan
July 25
65
23
16
20% May 17
70% Jan
25
..19s/8 Dec
:4 15 % Sep ,26
148 y4 Oct -25
14 y8
16
Jan
38% Dec
29% Mar 15
2iya Sep
3
243A Aur
29
64 y2 Jun
4% Jan
12 3/a Feb
50 3/b Dec
4
Feb~l
34
14
24 y2 Aug 31
1% Feb
6% May
51
*50 Va
52%
51%
51%
*503/4
453/4
47
4,700
■
>
8,800
6,600
200
52
May
Jan
20
42
Feb
15
13% Nov 28
11% Jan
9
14
Feb
23
20 ys Nov
30
17% Jan
4
18% Jan
27
18 ft Jan
22
13% Jan
4
15% Feb 23
Aug 30
42% Jan
11
44
May 17
8% July 18
21
13 y4 Jun
Oct
36
14
47 y4
ft
46%
47%
ll7/s
11%
11%
*11%
ll7/a
11%
11%
*41%
42%
*413%
423/4
*413/4
43
*413/4
43
12%
l'3ft
12%
13
13
14'
13%
14
18,900
is ya
18 3/4
17%
183%
17%
17%'
17%
17%
15,600
14%
7
36
43%
*11%
14%
50 3A
14%
143/4
14%
15%
X143/4
15 Va
7,400
49 Ve
48%
50
47%
48%
483/4
49%
39,800
73/4
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
1
Twin City Rap Transit com„No par
5%
conv
prior preferred
_50
Twin Coach Co
1
TXL Oil Corp
1
.,
7%
73/4
8%
73/4
46
Va
47
13,400
'
500
u
12% Oct 26
24% Feb 29
67
503/4 Feb
Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
20
Union
6% Nov
30
12 ft Mar
1
73/8 Jan
3
8% Jan
5
29 y8 Oct
25
43 y4 Jan
4
33!A Jan
4
38% Feb
10
A
106% Oct
25
148% Jan
/
-
Jan
30
443/4 Feb
9
20
753/4 Jan
Feb
24
74y2 Feb
Feb
2
&
5
Rubber Co
Union Carbide
124
Corp
No par
Co common—10
6
116
Jan
Jan
4
397/a Aug 19
39
Jan
3
87y4Jan
6
96
Aug 15
92
Jan
30
95
74 JA Dec
29
78
Apr
8
74% Jan
68% Jan
5
75
Aug
16
71
77% Jan
7
85
Aug 19
82
33 ya Mar
8
47
Nov
423A Jan
473/s Feb
9
27% Jan
32 7/e Feb
17
Union Pacific
83/s Jan
25
4% non-cum preferred
10
Union Tank Car Co
—No par
32
25
Sep
28
73/4 Jan
4
25yaOct
21
19% Oct
25 ft Apr
32 3A Apr
31
88
81
16
Jan
5
4
84 y2 Jan
12
Preferred
series
10
Preferred $3.50 series
24
Preferred $4 series
Union Oil of California
No par
No par
25
26
243/4 Jan
13
5
37% Jan
4
46 '/a Aug
22
373/8 Jan
1033/4 Aug 25
103 ft Jan
11
Jan
4
24
20
97
2
8
Jan
293A Jan
Feb
23
20
Jan
227/8 Jan
24
34% Jan
Aug 24
33
43% Feb
16
44/8 Feb
3
Feb
7
94/4 Feb
7
86
106
8
35% Dec
15
30 3/4 Jan
4
373/8 Feb
24
Mar
9
39% Dec
20
36% Jan
16
433/4 Feb
17
Nov
2
27
18
18 3A Feb
1
54% July 25
14
Apr
76
Jan
38
Mar 21
9
16
4
68% Feb
20
18
36'A Feb
20
3
77/a Feb
23
51V4 Feb
60 ft Jan
23
29% Jan
12
'
Jan
Jan
25
Feb
7% Jan
28JA Nov
23
7
*-
23
Aug
153/4 Dec
1
46
Nov
17
44 Va Jan
3
1
22% Jan
6
15% Jan
3
183/a Feb
2
147/a Dec
5
31 y4 Jan
6
17/4 Jan
3
22 % Feb
16
27% May 20
34% Aug 30
33 3/a Jan
24
36
Feb
24
46% Apr
19
53 3/4 Jan
25
52% Jan
4
60
Feb
21
16
29
20
Jan
25
16
Jan
3
18% Feb
20
18 3A Jun
28
17% Jan
3
22
Feb
21
1% Jan
11
\se Jan
3
l/4 Jan
11
Jun
16y4Apr 19
% Aug
4
50
Apr 12
30% Jan
v
27
4
64% Jan
33%
July
8
54% Jan
30% Jan
16
3
653A Feb
32/4 Feb
17
16
30% Mar
4
43% Jun
16
37% Jan
3
4734 Feb
9
83% Jan
4
92% Oct
18
93
4
93Va Jan
26
2
19
23% Sep
25
30% Jan
29
42
Oct
For
Jan
-
4
243/4 Jan
3
293/4 Feb
74% Jan
4
49% Jan
6
533/4 Jan
footnotes,
see
page
26.
.
•
RR Co
common
44%
38
,
*72'
73%
85%
*84%
85%
44%
94
80
94
93
71
463/4
47 Va
46%
32
31%
8%
8 3/s
32%
323/4
32%
323/4
21
21%
21 ft
21%
41%
42%
413/a
42%
39/4
397/8
39%
393/4
93
91%
353/4
35
~
—
40
46%
11,600
32
31,400
32%
33
32%
33
21%
21%
21ft
21%
2,000
41%
43 ft
20,900
39 ft
39 %
35,900
42 Va
42%
39 Va
393/4
115
*101
'•
*102
10,200
115
600
90
91%
91%
90
35
36 Va
36y4
37%
32,000
423/a
93
353/4
43%
42%'
43
10,600
41%
42
3/4
42%
43
20 7/a
20%
20%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
21%
68%
67%
68%
67%
673/4
663/4
34 '
67%
35%
36 y4
35%
36
35%
1
7%
73/4
51
50 3/4
503/4
173/s
17%
17%
173/4
21%
22 3/a
22
22%
347/a
35%
58 ft
58 3/4
17%
18%
21%
213/4
73/4
7%
.
60 ■'
18%
21%
~
22
1ft
1 Va
63%
643/,
,*31%
317/8
,
32%
»
«
45
46%
94 y4
93%
93%
283/4
28%
28%
51%
52%
46 Ve
46%
*93 Va-
28%
„
.
35%
58 3/4
173/4
65ft-
63 3,4
31%
353/8
-
.
1%
-1%
-
9,800
8%
8ft
83
X67%
x51
51%
523/8
.
.
—
190
85 Va
-
a
8ft
115
*101
115
35%
440
72 %
31%
31% '
8 3/a
*90
'
80
84%
47
31%
8ft
*101
19,100
6,000
'
94
13,100
46%
47
32%
46 ft
"
44%
%"
*75% ;
85%
*85
•*
124% ''
x44%.
-
'
3,100
36%
38/"
73%
72%
-8
122%
80
*75%
-31%
Union Twist Drill Co
—5
United Airlines Inc
10
United Aircraft Corp common
5
4% (series of 1955) conv pfd_100
4% (series of 1956) conv pfd-lOO
United Artists Corp
1
United Biscuit Co of Amer
No par
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
-No par
United-Carr Fastener (Del)
2.50
United Corp (Del)
1
United Electric Coal Cos
5
United Engineering <fe Foundry
5
United Fruit Co
No par
United Gas Corp
—
10
United Gas Improvement Co„13 ft
United Greenfield Corp
10
United Merch & Mfg" ^C1
'
124%
44 Va
94
*76
73
*84 y2
38/4
124 ft
443/4
94
80
*76
!373,V
3/8
124%
44"
933/4
-71%
10
United Park City Mines co~
1
United Shoe Mach common
25
1 6% preferred __:
r.
25
US Borax & Chemical Corp com.l
4Va%
preferred
100
USA Foreign Securities
1
US Freight
Co—I
No par
37%
123 %
93
No par
$3.70
377/«
43%.
No par
6
May 10
May 17
31
Preferred $4.50 series
8% Aug
32% Jan
23% Mar
7
Union Electric
,
8%
*8
124 ft
.373%
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp—6%
9
Jan
130
Asbestos
1
No par
35%
34
.
600
2,200
1,800
,
7%
7%
73/4
27,200
51 ft
7 S/8
51
50%
5iy8
7,300
173/4
17%
17%
3,900
20 3/a
22%
21 Ve
21%
40,600
353/8
35%
35%
36
29,500
X58%
58%!
173/4
'58%
58%
18
18'/a
17%
22
203/4
:
21%
1 Ve
1%
64%
63%
32
32
32,
44%
•
1ft
63%
45
''
45%
,
93%
55,400
.:
lft
5,500
\
4,700
8,500
64%
480
32
'
45%
.93%
1,300
3,700
18
21%
*
50
*93%
94 y4
28 Va
28%
28
29
3.600
51%
50%
513/4
6.200
50
y4
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(930)
.
.
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
8TOCK8
Range for Previous
88 y« Oct
148
3% Dec
20
15 Ya Dec
8
7V. Oct
24
100% Jan
4
113
Feb
10
157
Feb
6
31% Feb
Jan
4% Jan
6
Jan
3
16
15
9% Jan
3
12
Feb
22
35% Jan
17
36
Jan
26% Jan
5
35
Feb
20
30
7% Jan
8% Feb
24
8
8% Sep
25
26% Jan
5
23% Jan
25% Jan
25% Nov 30
35
Jan
4
26% Jan
31 % Feb
50% Jan
19
43% Jan
48% Feb
41% Oct 26
78
.75
Aug 31
5
157% Aug 11
4
Nov
17
47
Jan
25% Dec
21
22
36% Apr
50% Sep
69 % Sep
28
103 % Jan
4
Jun
10
14
May
3
16% Jan
8
32 % Feb
5
75% Jan
85% Feb
141% Jan
145% Feb
26% Aug 25
23% Jan
U S
Steel
7%
U S
21
Corp
Tobacco
Co
24% Mar 29
19% Jan
20% Jan
24
United
Stockyards
Jan
United
Whelan
Jan
30 % Jan
6
159% Nov
21
80% Jun
7ft
S
Feb
15
36% Feb
24
17
Universal
162
Feb
13
62
Jan
3
39
153% Jan
9
17
51% Feb
17
8%
Corp
Steel
Match
23
30% Jan
4
40
Feb
14
Universal
OH
28% Jan
29
44 % Feb
21
54
Jan
10
Universal
Pictures
84
Aug 18
62% Jun 13
78 % Jan
3
85
Feb
8
4%%
49% Feb
1
53% Jan
3
Upjohn
21
33% Jan
38% Feb
23
Jun
29% Deo
9
44
Jan
5
34% Jan
Jan
20
16% Feb
12
36
Sep
19% Dec
14
22% Sep
38% Oct
24
67% Jun
51% Dec
39% Dec
22
113 % Dec
28
34% Jan 26
54 % Dec
28
4
99% Jan
BO
Jan 29
82% Jan
lo
7% Oat
23
8
13% Jun
I
•2% Jun
*76%
77%
*76%
77%
48%
155
.'
48%
30%
48
48%
7.
84%
,,
85%
144%
145
28%
29%
37%
'40
42
20%
14%
38%
30"%
47%
47%
85%
145%
144%
;
*36%
v
t
155%
84%
29"%
■
37"%
29%
38%;.. '
49'/a
155%
v
,
38
29
t
20%
14%
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
20,600
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36%
10,700
36%
37%
36%
37
36%
37
162
2.50
Products
Co
*162
49 %
52%
51 %
53%
36%
37%
37%
38
1
*44 %
45%
44%
45%
46%
48%
48%
49%
83"%
84
83%
84%
84%
84%
84%
84%
540
50%
51%
49%
51
49%
50%
49 %
50%
17,900
12.80
37%
37%
37%
37"%
38
38%
38%
38%
100
6»
Light Co
,
7,900
34
34
34
34%
*33%
34%
4
60
13
20
6%
dividend
Feb
21
54'A Jan
5
3
107% Feb
21
$4.04
Jan
24
$4.20
Jan
'
„
Virginia Elec
$5
1
—i
Jan
90
9
83% Feb
8
86% Feb
21
9% Jan
4
13% Feb
6
23%
23%
23%
23%
1,700
60
59
59%
58%
59%
58%
59%
19,700
50%
53
53
54'A
53
53%
52%
53%
11,500
13% Jan
3
5ft
Power
Co
24
52 Ya
107%
107%
106 Ya
*84
85
♦82%
85
*90
92
X89 Ya
89%
88
24
Wabash
RR
Jan
19
"Wagner
21
25
Walgreen
23
Walker
16
Wallace
86%
86 Ya
86%
*85%
*84%
87%
10
12%
13 Ya
12'A
12%
12'/a
12%
12%
12%
12,700
16%
16
15%
16%
15%
15%
16 Ya
i6ya
2,500
109
*90
—100
♦102
i
Va
91
90 Va
102 Ya
Co
Walworth
19
Ward
16
Bop 27
10% Jan
18
6
Jan
3
9% Feb
21
Ward
54 % Dec
14
52% Jan
5
60'A Feb
20
Warner
18
9
Oct 27
91
rob
••
■
3
21'A Feb
6
Warner
Jan
9
77'A Feb
9
44
Feb
24
Warren
3
68
Feb
20
61 Va
61%
61%
61'A
61%
61'A
1,000
42%
43'A
Washington's
43'A
43%
43
43%
5,600
34%
34%
Birthday
34%
34%
34%
35
8,300
Waukesha
93% July 14
Soys Jan
15
25% Jan
6
30% Feb
16
Wayne
7% Jan
14
4% Jan
4
5% Feb
16
4
10% Jan
4
14% Feb
10
Corp
West Kentucky
West
6
93
29
42% Jan
17
25
95% Feb
14
35% Jan
4
19% Jan
4
24% Feb
9
Western
Air
29% Feb
17
41 Ys Jun
17
35% Jan
16
38% Feb
21
Western
Auto
93
Nov
16
98
96
19
98
Jan
27
4.80ft
96
May 11
Western
July 29
Jan
Jan
4% ft
13
0
31% Jan
4
35Va Jan
19
Jan
6
31% Jan
3
35.% Feb
3
25% Dec
14
24% Jan
3
28% Feb
9
70%
42%
13
88% Oct
31
57
21% Oct
25
32% Jan
5
43
Oct
23
65
Jun
10
40% Feb
10
50
Jan
10
77% Jan
4
89 ya Aug
18
28
86% Jan
13
88V2 Jan
4%
23
102
Jan
103% Dec
39% Jan
22
Jan
3
47% Jan. 20
25% Jan
3
Western
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
8
Sep
6
Feb
2
Feb
28
62% Jan
6
42% Jan
3
51% Feb
15
22
98
Sep
2
92% Jan
3
96
17
July 26
34% Jan
22
3
32% Feb
24
Mar
70
3.80%
8
41% Sep
92% Dec
22
t64
2
37% Mar 14
Oct
36
98% Oct
31
14
104
27% Jan
105
Feb
Sep 28
48% July
8
68
Jan
10
73
Feb
Jan
3
65
Feb
40% Jan "3
102
6
Aug 31
14% Jan
99% Jan
55% Feb
9
102
Jan
8
7 Ya Jan
3
25 Ya Jan
30
Jan
18% Oct 21
31% Mar 10
28% Jan
20% Jan
48
Oct
21
45
Jan
3
82% May
45
Dec
22
41% Jan
3
49% Feb
83% Aug 18
28% Dec 29
79% Jan
5
84'A Feb
33
38
Dec
15
27
37
4
29
29
5
5'A
5
5 Va
14
14%
14
14 V*
211
White;-Motor
5,600
29
*28%
28%
800
5
4%
5Va
6,800
14
13%
14
98%
98%
*
89%
89%
*89
*89
85
85
84%
84%
85
85
38%
39%
38 %
39
38%
39
37%
38%
•95%
97
*95%
97
95%
95%
*95%
x23%
37%
*95
2.50
100
100
10
95
5
80
20
8)
1
common
""
f
»
31%
*68
61%
*
97
23%
23
38 Va.
38%
98
34'/a
*34Ya
25%
44Va
24'%
44
87%
*105
50%
40
preferred
1,700
91
86
No per
common
Co
6,300
35 Ya
99'A
No par
S
48'/a
x34%
89%
98%
B
common
(The
47%
35%
14
,
48
5
'•■
*88
1
com
3,200
47%
35%
28%
.
9
series B
Erie Ry
Mfg
'
.
*84 y2
No par
Corp
63%,
'
r
:
.
100
preferred
convertible
62
30 %
Air Brake
10
Electric common_6.25
Dental
61%
*62%
5,900
*95
34Va
34 Va
35
27
44%
24%
*34 Ye
25%
99%
;
91
230
98%
98%
23%
22%
24
23%
38%
37%
50
24
38%
38
10
150
10,600
38%
*95
98
98
*95
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
34%
26'A
25%
257/8
12,700
2,900
98
34
34%
6,900
34%
•341/4
25 Ya
25i/2
5,200
744V4
44%
17,800
200
'
44%
44'A
44%
44%
24%
24%
25
24%
25
43%
42%
43%
42%-
43%
*87%
87%
25
42%
45
88%
88%
88%
87%
87%
*105
*105
*105
16,200
134,900
1,000
'
.
—
—
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
51%
7,800
95%
95%
*95 Ya
96%
95%
95%
140
31%
50%
96
32
32%
17,100
31%
32 Ya
31%
32%
70
70
10
721/a
73
61%
62%
61%
62%
62'A
63%
3,500
54%.
55%
54
54%
52%
53%
16,500
*68
70
'62%
54%
52
98 Ya
J
t
-
•
300
*
27% July 12
52% Jan
8
6% Nov 21
24% Nov
4'Aft
White
36,200
44
29%
preferred
Whirlpool
9
67% Jan
$5
1,600
70%
67
Telegraph
preferred
20%
100
RR___
Wheeling & Lake
Wheeling Steel Corp
24
44
Union
2,100
44
35%
100
-
59%
70
48
com
__
59%
.
28,500
20%
64
100
Ry
59%
9%
43%
34
100
2nd
*59%
8%
71%
477/a
B
3,800
-
"
20
(>8
Inc
Maryland
Pacific
9%
44,700
11%
86%
197/a
37%.
preferred
non-cum
10%
*86
43
47%
pfd
Co
9
2,400
10%
9%
*
11%
5,900
12%
70
35'A
'
27%
•
72%
65%
Co
Supply
: V.
,■ y.
43
46%
1
4
10
xi2
86%
20'A
•
No par
series
y
60 Ya
9
4 Ya ft
' V
•
9%
9
Coal
9%
11'A
27%
*86
No par
Mills
Lines
9%
20
72%
preferred
Western
20%
.
86
59%
41%
preferred series C
West Va Pulp 6c Paper common
92% Feb
60%
CLOSED
11%
9
20%
Co
preferred
17% Nov
59%
9
41%
4.10ft
31
8%
X70%
Welbilt
36% Jan
9 Ya
11%
*85
1
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
Power
9%
11%
86
10
10
Knitting
A
No par
Pharmaceutical
Co
Motor
8%
11%
*85
..
•
Inc
-
Penn
*
1
1
23
4.20%
800
35%;
48'A Feb
10
85
62
38% Jan
17
12% "
42%
5
21
27
12
61%
3
Feb
26%
rr.
84
34%
30% Jan
85
84
42
4*% Jan
89% Feb
<1 / L
t,
*83%
—50o
53% Jan
99% Feb
••"•fVfti
No par
4
5
?.£
STOCK
W
13
17
" '
/' :,r
<'
44% Sep
23
'
EXCHANGE
45Va Jan
Jan
85
•
■
12%
54% Nov 22
Jan
i
27%
27
82% Jan
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■
■
12%
18% May 29
94
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26
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'
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12%
Corp
Warner-Lambert
3
ri
"
27 %
Pictures
34% Feb
87
83%
100
16% Jan
50
30
12%
common
Industries
(S
83%
2.90
Co
64
92
102%
21 Ya
Co
37% Jun
*101%
Inc_
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81% Aug 23
91%
102 %
19
preferred
Bros
91%
*101%
No par
10
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♦90
102
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Tiernan
6c
24
4
90 Va
102
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preferred
4%ft
(Hiram)
600
*85%
If
Waldorf System
Jan
Xl05%
1
common
preferred-
Electric
12% Feb
107
,100
Co
preferred
preferred
35% Feb
3
230
85
92
43% Feb
20
106'A
*90
6
98% Aug 30
7,600
*84
107
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1,700
51%
85
11
2
7,800
119
90
3 8'A Jan
30
117%
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37%
119%
51%
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64
39%
119%
52%
100
preferred-
6% ft
Jan
38
120
51%
100
26% Jan
57
40'A
119
52 Va
preferred
5%%
15
39'A
119
52
106 Ya
Materials
Feb
40%
118
8
com
100
convertible
102% Feb
39
partic preferred_100
6c
23%
preferred
Vulcan
4
92
23%
58
preferred
$4.12
16y2 Feb
23%
1
1.25
Virginia Carolina Chemical com___l
4
27
1,300
23
Co
Jan
120
6
3,700
—10
Associates
Vendo
9
preferred
Inc
Varian
20
40'A Feb
11
Feb
55% Feb
America
of
convertible
10'A Feb
37
3,600
.
34
Corp
Raalte Co
12% Jan
37% Jan
1,500
32%
$2.28
Van
86 y2 Jan
4
4
30,500
9
4
28% May
16% Apr
38%
23
6
97% Sep
37%
34'A Feb
19
56% Jan
38 Ya
1
com
25% Feb
85
60 ya Aug 24
26
82,500
3
28
30% Oct
53%
6
9
Oct
51%
37%
V
52%
2,600
10
Jun
30
51%
13%
11'A Jan
89
4,200
162
21%
24 V2 Feb
86
162
31%
8
1
162
13%
4
4
162
20%
44% Jan 25
19
164
1
•
Inc
Co
162
30%
3
Jan
100
14%
Feb
78% Jan
90
29,700
20%
21%
85
82% Feb
♦20%
32 Ya
Jan
67
20%
*20 %
13 %
6
Jan
43
20%
21
79 Ya Jan
17
36%
42 %
32'/8
8% Jan
29
36%
44%
14
10% Jan
9% Dec
29%
37%
42
21
82
1
30
37%
32%
4
Deo
22,200
29%
13 Ya
7
4
30%
30%
20%
13
Dec
3,000
32 Va
15% Jan
30
46,600
13%
1
21% Mar
85%
145%
21 %
89 % Jan
8
84%
144%
32%
15% Jan
99% flop 20
48% May 4
85%
145'/a
14%
Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
15
87% Iter
1,200
84%
145
36Ya
preferred
9% Nov 21
9
Birthday
38%
-.,,1
81% Dec
48%
13%
3
Dec
*477/e
21
5
40% Dec
48 %
32
98% Jan
30
48
Washington's
1,260
1
87 Ya Jan
4
5,600
■
8
14
14
29%
Vanadium
94% Apr
Jan
28%
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
102% Apr
18% Aug
1,100
29%
44%
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17,900
37%
34%
1
;o
49
51
156%
37%
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8
27% Dec 23
7
NOV
1
50%
156%
38
29%
CLOSED
10
103
Aug 10
90% Aug 10
18% Jun
50%
156'/a
77%
24
4
1
49
2,400
10,100
27
4
30
*76%
8,000
I
14'A Feb
Jan
11 % Dec
24%
21% Jan
19
13% Nov
48%
37
Corp
Co
Power
49% Jan
Aug 31
Deo
31
48%-
37% Jan
34% Jan
89
80
30 '/a
48%
400
3
15% Jan
Kay 19
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31
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25
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100
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108
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24%
,
8%
Jan
M
84% Dec
48 %
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33%
12 Ya Jan
18
,
20
28
Apr
48%
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38
33
46% Jan
20
Oct 24
21% Mar
9
79
30%
34%
44% Jan
28
31
24%
47%
11%
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38
33
19% Jan
2
3
11
23%
30%
,
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/
28% Jan
B
15% Sep
30 Va Jan
5
15% Oct
4
<46,700
11%
47%
154%
,
1
Corp
33% Dec
88
11%
11%
30%
47%
No par
preferred
53% Dec
20% Oct 25
11%
com_No par
Tobacco
21% Oct 24
5
200
11,000
100
Leaf
Universal
17%
18%
24%
24%
1
30c
Universal-Cyclops
Feb
15
10
14,500
17%
*17%
8%
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4%
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I
50
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&
4%
35%
30
100
non-cumulative
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60
4% "; 4%
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U
.
156%
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100
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113
156%
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111
156%
38
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100
common
preferred
15
30
18
11 %
the Week
112
35
50
23
4
16
12
Friday
Feb. 24
34%
1
com
109%
*154
„
17%
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preferred
37% Feb
15
70% Feb
17%
Sales for
,,,
Feb. 23
4%
5
Smelting Ref 6c Mln
44% Feb
13% July 11
41 % Feb
4%
5
preferred
PRICES
*35%
—10
Corp
Jan
35
10
23
51% Jan
14
30% Feb
S
1st
non-cum
29% Jan
37% Nov
36% Jun
34 % Dec
41% Apr
4%
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Thursday
156%
18%
11%
^_50
HIGH
Feb. 22
111%
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1
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common
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Wednesdays
V
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50
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7%
24
2
Jan
U
24,
Aug 25
148
S
8ft
8
26
148
Inc
Co
U S Shoe
20
29% Oct
12
U
9
48% Feb
26% Deo
Feb
preference
preferred-—
3%ft
19
Jan
26
11
9
Feb
39% Jan
45% Jan
12
19
139% Jan
27
159
37% Jan
Apr 27
45 % Dec
34% Jan
111%
156%
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
Plywood Corp common
S
U S
17
53% Jan
149% Jan
64
Jan
Jan
77
Jan
46"% Jan
33
22
109
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common
preferred series A
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U
4
100
Industries
4%%
30
A
Feb. 21
*
144
24
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4%%
U 8
23
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2
40% Aug 10
75
Jan 20
20% Oct
.
Co
Tuesday
,Par
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5%
23
1
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U S
20
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40
0
8
7ft
10
Jan
20
13% Jan
34 y* Nov 29
20% Jim
7% Mar
4
17
12
30% Sep
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24
154 % Feb
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
IS
161
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STOCK
YORK
Highest
Aug 2S
8% Jan
4
116% Jun
29
19
Dec
Lowest
HlfhMt
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year I960
8% Jan
26
30
,
10,
5'A ft
100
1
100
8'/a
20
—50
*25
39%
13
5
40'A Feb
21
$3
4
24% Jan
17
White
1
22%
23%
50% Jan
20
Wilcox
15
Wilson
17
5
48'A
48'A
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47V2
48'A
-
$4.25
Prior
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convertible
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99%
100%
8%
26
39%
preferred
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White
Jan
preferred
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7%
99%
•
100%
7%
8
100%
*25
26
40%
40%
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23%
23%
47%
48
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49%
49
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130
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79
9
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11
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85% Oct 31
15% Sep
27% Jan
8
11
4
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24
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13'A Jan
10
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21
26% Jan
17
27% Jan
3
43% Sep
6
46% Feb
17
127% Sep
14
29
41% Jan
29
122% Jan
25
25% Feb
9
17
29% Jan
3
Mat
99
41% Oct
Feb
33'A Feb
Winn-Dixie
Wisconsin
14
8
6ft
8
22% Jan
29% Feb
20
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July 11
66% Jan
74% Feb
17
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(F
10
66
Jan
49
58% Feb
3
Apr
1
7
95
Oct
13
87
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Dec
23
95
Jan
10% Jan
14
8% Feb
101
91 y2 Feb
2
16
34
24
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s
6
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3
19% Sep
28
37% Jan
6
23% Feb
10
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138% Jan
4
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3
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24
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19% Jan
3
21% Feb
3
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4
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27
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28
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this day.
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21 Ya
45%
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11,700
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1
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27%
32%
27
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1,500
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28'/2
29'A
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29
28%
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32
32
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84
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87
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10
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13
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115
16
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11
preferred
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2
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4
common
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78
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preferred
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20
22% Deo
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Jan
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119
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-
5
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6c Towne
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distributed,
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32%
32
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z
101
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100
101
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21
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24
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21
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l
5,800
230
23,400
2,400
13,500
3,100
25,100
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Number
193
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,
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*51%
3s
—
Jan-July
1980
3s
Breaker
Dairy
National
.,101
*86%
89%
741/4
61%
National
103
35
278
82%
3
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1985_June-Dec
1980
St Louis 3s ser 1986
&
debentures
3 Vis
101.%
99%
51
99 % 101
282
75 %
94
102%
8734
10034
—
102 Vi
102 Vi 103
100 Vi
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'
91
179
89%
75
95%
88%
—
61%
102 %
87%
v—
101% 101 Vi
Jfar-8ept
Jan-July
1987
334s
Co
1977
A
Chatt
Cylinder
3s
85%
Corp—
Jan-July
91
88%
89%
96
94
*89'%
—June-Dec
June-Dec
National Distillers 8c Chem 434s debs 1983_May-Nov
Natl Distillers Prods 334s s f debs 1974—ApriZ-Oct
85 %
1st
1977
sub
conv
8974
Pipe Line Co—
debentures
Interstate Power
I-T-E
Chemical
8c
99
86
96
;
82'A
93%
86
27;
96
N
debs
subord
conv
National
101 %
82
*9534
—
99 Vi
99-
—■
Corporation—
5 Vis
Natl
*102 Vi
85
*9834
■
Mar-Sept
1978
*66
102 Vi
10
99'A
95%
*86
June-Dec
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
2000_.
National Cash Register 434s s f debs
*89 Vi
85
81%
99
—
Feb-Aug
3%s
gtd
Nashville
♦85
—Fob-lug
debentures
f debentures
s
1979_May-No»
434§
1981
B
subord
conv
Intern'l Tel
Credit
Harvester
first
debentures
NAFI
—
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
741%
8234
58
States Tel 8c Tel 2%s 1986
*75
1986—June-Dec
C
ser
1972
series I 1982
103%
68
--
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—
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Jan-July
:
101
91
72%
95
1990—
2005
2020———
2030_
debs 1981
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8c
3 Vis
*77
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—
9
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gtd 4s 1991
83
♦83
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mat-Sept
mortgage 3%s series F 1984
mortgage 3 Vis series G 1980
mortgage 334s series H 1989
3Vis
♦83 %
1979—Maj-Nov
C
Consol
—
8534
83
Morris
Mountain
♦83 34
101
96
■
91
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—
—
77%
72
101
71%
99%
-
Illinois
103
lOO'A
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Mar-Sept
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Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007—
April
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs 1980__.Tnn-.7wZi/
434s
debentures
1981
Feb-Aug
4%s coll ti'Ust:1976_
Mohawk & Malone first
74%
69%
_■
103% 103%
--
86%
86
■
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72
83
83
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5s income debentures Jan 1 2045
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'
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4 %8 series C Jan 1
1st mortgage
,
.
851/2
104
100%
"if'&Zli
*100%
103%
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1967—ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
1978
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104 y4
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70
A
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:
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refunding
&
99
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2
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69%
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93
97
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155
80%
52
104
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•
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mortgage 4 Vis- series B Jan 1
1st
101%
99%
v
4
99
102% 103
J
98
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10134 10134
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-
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——
—
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4s
adjustment 5s ser A Jan
5%s suoora income debs 2033
Missouri Pacific RR Co
-
103
83 V4
140
Jan-July
first
Texas
A Cum
113%
87 %
>
4.1
97%
97 Vb
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106%
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<
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1968
&
Kansas
40-year 4s series B 1962
Prior lien 4 Vis series D
126%
11
8c
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
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9534
113 %
23
112
109
112
Jan-July
1972
Corp
debentures
4%s
5s
953b
9534
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4Vis
>
81
Corp of America—
Household
4s
81
Missouri
Mai-Sept
1984
*77
——
84
*8534
St Louis Ry Co—
1st mortgage 6s 1985
May-ZVou
Minneapolis St Paul 8c Saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage 4Vis Inc series A Jan 1971
May
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Minnesota Mining &c Mfg 234s 1967
April-Ocf
June-Dec
subord
conv
•.
Merritt-Chapman
ApriZ-Oct
first mtge
102%
83%
46
*83
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
77%
57
■
——
155
8034
104
Feb-Aug*
1972
3%s debs 1973
1980
& Robbins
debentures
4%s
H
Hackensack
Ray) & Co—
debentures
(J
subord
conv
81%
& Scott Corp—
debentures 1975
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-Now
1st
mortgage 234s 1980
—
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988—Aprll-Oct
434s debentures 1991
June-Dec
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s 1969.
Mar-Sept •
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
334s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
334s s f debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
3.10s s f debentures 1972
ApriZ-Oct
176
69%
Majr-Nov
mtge 1976
1978
334s
mortgage
5s
McKesson
85%
__
69%
June-Dec
23/4s 1979
mortgage 23/4s 1980
mortgage 334s 1981
mtge 3 Vis 1982
1st
58%
162
--
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mortgage
1st
.•
—
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A July 2015
1969
debentures
1st
June-Dec
2056
A
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mortgage 3s
3s
1974
G
100
/
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152
155
Feb-Aug
1977
Realty Corp 5s
Stores
McDermott
98
95%
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106
105
54
101%
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,
&
4Vis conv subord
series B Jan 2044
series
series
debs
Gulf States
Inc 5s
33as
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6434
Corp—
debentures
Ohio
8c
~7
;;:i;
May
103y8
64%
_Jan-July
Financial
103%
—
6934
mortgage
conv
118%
;
6434
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5s
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69%
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series O 2000
2%s series P 1982
Gulf
1181/2
94%
,
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(R
101
101%
1972—May-Nov
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Nou
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
3 Vis s f debentures 1978
;
Feb-Aug
3%s s f debentures 1980
Mar-Sept
98
-i'
Jan-July
Western
10534
104%
—
M
104%
101
372
115% 116 %
Jan-July
General
Great
15
115%
Jan-July
1973
C
6834
.
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--
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5s conv subord debentures 1977
Maine Central RR 5%s 1978
Martin Co 5Vis 1968 "ex wts"
Macy
96
95
104% 104%
sub deb '75-May-Nov
conv
__
*104% 107%
Apr-Oct
subord debs 1968—Mar-Sept
Mack Trucks Inc 5 Vis
—
10234 10234
102%
May -Nov
4Vis
series
4Vis
*93%
Co—
series
5s
ApriZ-Oct
1985
Grand
Great
1981
1983
mtge
72 %
196%
'79—JFeb-Awg
debs
4%s
debentures
Co
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Co
7934
68%
'
General
63 %
68
12
72%
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168
28
72
63
—
63 %
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82
101%
98 J/8
I
—-V:'
91%
—
Feb-Aug
90%
82
20
90
*103% 104
98%
91%
5
_May-Nou
Elec 234s 1979
Louisville Gas &
89
359
100 % 101%
90
...
debentures
4%s
Jan-July
1980
Telephone 4s
General Time
1979-
3%s debs
3.20s
95%
94%
_ApriZ-Oct
_ApriZ-Oct
-April-Oct
_ApriZ-Oct
_Mar-Sept
mtge
First 8c refund mtge
First & refund mtge
First & refund mtge
93
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
95%
*91 %
First & refund
High
96%
79
_ApriZ-Oct
debentures 1978
Louisville 8c Nashville RR—
No.
66%
_Mar-Sept
1976
debentures
Low
98 %
3%s ser F 2003_.
2%s ser G 2003_.
334s ser H 2003_.
3%s ser I 2003—
St Louis div second gold 3s 1980
9634
_Jan-July
1977_
98 %
Jan. 1
Sold
High
_April-Ocf
1963
334s
10034
95%
3s debentures
Co
(P)
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
*81%
3s
2,298
1
88
9634
or
Sale Price
High
1975-
debentures
debentures
100
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
Low
1972
debentures
4s
—Mar-Sept
1964
debentures
3%s
Sold
Interest
B.O N D S
Range Since
Bonds
Lcrillard
1961
debentures
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended February 24)
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
2%s
.
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Motors
.
Week's Range
Friday
General
Chronicle
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(934)
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88%
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193
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended
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BONDS
New York Stock
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Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Low
Northern
3%s
Natural
f
s
3 Vis
Gas
3s/es
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s
f
debentures
s
f
debentures
1973_May-No®
s
f debentures
1977
48/as
4%
debentures
Northern
Pacific
General
lien
1978
1
trust
4s
102 '/2
(Minnesota
.
First
1st
1st
first
ser A
89
24
62
33
57%
88'A
mortgage
First
3Vbs
mortgage
1st mortgage
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98'A
1st
93
'
1st
Feb-Aug
5s
Bell
Northwestern
-
3 Vis
Jan-July
Quaker
Oats
Edison
first
80
80
97%
5
99
89%
17
105'/a
Steel
Oil
Richfield
92%
4%s
106
First
mortgage
2Vis
mortgage
2%s
1980—.
1st
Gas
Electric
&
2%s
mortgage
1st mortgage
99%
—
84
136'A
*78'A
General
100'A
153
Rchr
185
120'A
343
136%
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—
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27/as
mortgage
3%s
1st
1st
Olin
37/'aS
mortgage
1987——
debs
Owens-Illinois
Glass
Oxford
Co
Paper
82
84%
84%
84%
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82%
—
1st
84%
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Electric
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189
115%
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119
94
27
92%
94
109
1
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111
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109
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First
&
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&
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&
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&
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debentures
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1st
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debentures
1987—
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debentures
3s
,
35/as
debentures
subordinated
5s
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5
82% <86
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5
77%
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10.
83
78%
86%
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87%
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85
Smith-Corona
82%
99
15s
103%
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5'As
85%
104% 105%
40
102%
105%
104'/a 105%
14
99%
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5s
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88
88'/a
2
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85%
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97%
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Eastern ^Ry
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98'/a
5s
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gold- 4'As
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series
92%
9
84
convertible
1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
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'
1971
96
96%
4%s
97%
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Gold
4'As
Fran
71%
71%
36
70%
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First
First
56%
37
/ 53%
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5
58'A
84 %
2:
84%
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1982
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refunding 3'/aS 1983
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&
95%
92%
—
'
;
refunding 45/as 1987
refunding 33As 1988
First & refunding mtge 4%s 1986
First
&
refunding
First
Phllco
>
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&
First
mtge
5s
4'As
17
86%
1989
29
91%
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88
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—
84
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93
1017/a
101
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29
102
103 %
20
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1984—-
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debs
1987
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96%
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4'As
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guaranteed
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mortgage
5s
mortgage
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
&
Chem
series
1st
5
95'A
507
114%
90'A
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ser
3
90%
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1975
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1964—May-No®
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1962—:
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—
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Plantation
3'As
s
Potomac
1st
f
3'As
Power
1st, mortgage 3s -1983_j.
For
footnotes,
see
Chemical
_.
page
36.
1982
debs
3%s
2%s
Co
&
1973__
1173
debentures
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June-Dec
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Compariy
121%
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Corp
90%
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&
97
3s
M 4s series C 2019
2%s series D 1985
(The) 3%s debs
debentures 1965
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New
1983
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—
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90
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April-Oct
Map-Nov
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1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
General and ref up d M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
—
refund
refund
M 3%s series
of New
RR
Pacific—
3%s
91 %
87%
89%
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Products 4%s debs
70%
70%
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96
5
95%
96
96%
2
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105
32
136%
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104
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95%
98
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99
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99'A
99 41
134% 135
84'A
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debs 1961—
5
86%
71
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1982
1986—:
82%
80
94
—
84'A
♦99J2
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96'A
96
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88
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103
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and
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158
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80
99'/a 100
3s
100
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j.-
debentures
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mtge
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.
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California
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1971—Map-Nov
93'A
1975_ApnZ-Oct
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1980—
2%s debs 1970_—June-Dec
1976
Feb-Aug
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150
97'A
133
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150
96
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Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
debentures'- 1977——_—i.—'—Mar-Sept
subord
91%
85
86
June-Dec
Map-Nov
debentures
93%
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Refunding mortgage 2 'As series C 19911Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4%s..slf debs 1973_
April-Oct
4%s conv
150
3%s
1968
coll tr 2%s
3'As 1982
&
RR
:
of Missouri
and coll trust 2%s
Union
United
*81
Co
mortgage
1st
100
.
.—
105
82%
82%
i—,-June-Deo
~3
*—
.
--
>
1979—
notes
senior
capital conv notes 1979..
5% '/c senior notes 1980
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis5s
89'A
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._
,
•
—
99%
1972—1—....Jan-July
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debentures
Refund
"841/2
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88
106
94'/a
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..Jan-July
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Jan-July
Oil Corp
5'As
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2.Map-Nov
.
86%
94'A
1971__Map-Nov
%
4'As
(Ohio)
Co
Pacific
I
90
137
99%
89'A
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debentures 2%s
19741—
104%
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311
"101%
105
*77%
1983
4%s
3'/eS.conv
1983
(N J)
103%
Feb-Aug
■.
California
debentures
Oil
debs
subord
70%
Mar-Sepf.
convertible; debentures ,1973
Procter &. Gamble -37ASfdebs 1981
J25
12.*
103%
Oil
debs
Term
ApriZ-Oct
33As
*93'A
,
*78%
.Jan-July
Jan-July
1983__.—
conv
debentures
Oil of
.1st mortgage 27As 1984
103
88
,
115
Union
1977—
__
87
Y
105% 105%
103 %
Union
Co—
131% 134%
131'A
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114
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87%
.
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102
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______
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81
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100
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103
115
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1977
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Jan-July
1982™April-Ocf
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(Indiana)
93
101%
95%
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103
12
180
Bell
Oil
.
1984__—:—
106
113
..
87
June-Dec
Union
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
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89%
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Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
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85%
'75—June-Dec
2%s
70%
96
100
102%
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91%
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104%
98
<
33
33
1984
Texas
70%
■
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84
104'A
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1975
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RR
debentures
27/eS
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1977
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92
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June-Dec
General
97
118
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3'As s f debs 1972
June-Dec
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105%
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series E 1^86
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1981
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1974—_—__—___—_—June-Dec
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32
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1977
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1983
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1978
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debentures
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Duluth
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A
certificates
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41
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1978—:
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B
bond
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1989—
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1983
90
87%
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90%
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conv
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Jan-July
119
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109
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—
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April-Oct
&
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Second 4s inc
P
Pacific
139%
1977
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gold
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1988—June-Dec
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1978
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conv
conv
3s series A 1971
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&
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1st
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conv
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1988
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1985—,
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89%
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101%
^
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debentures
mortgage
Aircraft
Royal
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1980
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Feb-Aug
1982
■:.;
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1985
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1977_
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105%
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1975
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1974
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1964___
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Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
■
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Ohio
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.
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127
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1984
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4%s
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Bonds
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■
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June-Dec
1972
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1975
April-Oct
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1977
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3'As
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refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
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and
3%s
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1979
conv
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—
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1977
Northrop Aircraft Inc 4s conv 1975
Corp
<:
84%
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2%s
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85
Mar-Sept
1988
4s
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104 '/a
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1
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1
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June-Dec
1986
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refunding mortgage
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^
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Jan-July
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mortgage 45/as 1987
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98'A
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93
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:
mortgage
1st
1974
1984
4 Vis
mortgage
First
•,i
23/4S
1982
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s
1972—Map-Nov
97%
—
and
105
Jan-July
1979—-
3%s
1968_Jan-July
and
62
23
2047
101%
97%
May-No®
1963
and
103%
61
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Co—
First
102'A
102 7/a
Gas
&
First
97'A
88
104'/a 104 %
or
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89
100
•
10
Electric
Service
debentures
3s
100
62
Co—
2%s
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24
101'A 102'A
1
mortgage
mortgage
First
88
88'A
mortgage 2%s 1975
mortgage 3s 1978
First
—
Public
891/2
104'/«
April-Oct
Power
88%
*103'A 105%
Quar-Feb
1984
States
—
98%
Sale Price
Low
90 3A
97%
Last
Period
Exchange
High
90%
*97
'
Northern
No.
New York Stock
1997__Quar-Jan
4s
2047
Refunding & Improve 4%s
Coll
Low
Interest
BONDS
Jan. 1
May -Nov
lien
prior
Jan
Range Since
Sold
__
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May -Nov
1979
Ry
3s
May -Nov
May-No®
May-No®
May-No®
1980
debentures
i
8
1974
debentures
f
s
si
5%s
*90%
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May-No®
1978
4%s
i
debs
1973
4%s
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f
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Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
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1985
130
129
90%
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26
130
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130%
5
Continued
90%
92
88
90'A
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88
on
page
3§
32
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'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
..Monday, February 27, 1961
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
I
In the
the
on
and
we!
following extensive list
American
Stock
furnish
Exchange for the week
beginning Monday, Feb. 20,
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Feb. 24.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
Acme
Acme
A
&
Supply
Aeronca
Agnew
600
6,800
7%
7%
7%
1,700
f
2%
2%
2%
is
13%
13%
13%
lt>
10%
10%
11%
9,200
1
4%
3%
4%
2,700
1
68%
66%
69%
10,200
50 y2
Jan
69%
77/a
7%
8ya
10,200
6%
Jan
8ys
Feb
19%
Jan
3%
Jan
Tn"
finrp
Southern
4
Co
steel
20%
preferred
Allied
Jan
Breeze
Jan
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo
Manufacturing Co
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
Jan
800
2%
Jan
3%
800
127/e
Jan
15
Jan
8%
Jan
11%
Feb
3V8
Jan
~4
800
26%
1,300
142%
19%
Jan
Jan
Oil
American
American
British
Jan
26
&
convertible
Paper
Alsco
~5%
6
6
3,500
Jan
84%
Feb
5
Feb
6y8
American
Jan
67
Jan
7Va
_7y2
1,700
6%
8%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
41,200
4%
Jan
7%
Feb
9
8%
9 Va
23,400
7
Jan
9y8
Oil
4%
33,900
3%
Jan
5%
Amer
11%
—
B
Class
Jan
B
F
S
8'/a
Feb
10 y4
Jan
4y2
Jan
6%
Feb
Budget
3,100
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
(The)
Buckeye
30,100
300
Finance
11%
10 %
11%
3,900
10y4
Feb
11%
Feb
Bunker
Hill
82%
80 %
82 y4
600
76%
Jan
82%
Feb
Burma
Mines
1
4
5%
3%
2,200
4%
71
69%
71
3,800
5%
5V4
00
..
4
3%
f
Corp
1,000
55
Jan
4V4
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
82
Jan
Jan
Burry
8%
Jan
12%
J
Butler's
5,500
3%
Feb
4
4%
1,900
4
Feb
6%
6%
7
13%
5
Inc
class
14,600
5%
43/4
26%
Jan
35%
Feb
50%
48
50%
1,400
43
Jan
51
Jan
Calif
Jan
California
6'%
6%
6,500
43/4
Jan
12%
13 y8
2,600
10%
Jan
4y4
4%
1,300
6%
1
13
2
4%
--
31%
f
400
32
4'/a
7-
13r/8'Feb
-'i V";
Jan
Feb
23/4
,
43/8
32y4
Jan
Jan
31
Feb
S
%
fa
6,500
%
Jan
%
Jan
17%
17%
100
16%,
Jan
18%
Corp
i5y4
17%
12%
Jan
173/a
Aurora
Inc
88,700
93/8
Jan
17%
Feb
200
89%
Jan
94
13%
94
93%
94
9%
5,600
19,300
6
8%
10%
Feb
Jan
35
Jan
41%
Feb
Jan
96%
Jan
9,600
20%
Jan
29%
16,900
1%
IOO
2%
3
4VB
4%
%
28 Vo
25
2%
4%
1,300
%
i7*
4
20,500
"
%
Feb
3
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
ft Jan
3%
3
3V4
2,500
23/a
Jan
3%
Feb
1%
1%
1%
3,600
1 VB
Feb
1%
Feb
6%
11
20 Vb
6%
43,200
7
11 y2
11
18%
33,400
2%
4,700
9s
Bp
52%
48
53%
Sugar
1%
2%
1%
200
21 y8
Corp
1,800
1%
io,roo
1,500
5
Jan
7%
Feb
93/8
Jan
11%
14%
21'/8
Jan
2%
Jan
Feb
Jan
3
52
Jan
59%
Feb
39%
Jan
533/8
Feb
l3/a
2%
Jan
Jan
6%
1%
warrants
—1
Inc
1
Inc
isy8
5
5%
6%
1%
1%
15%
6 % %
16
3,600
47,100
5,400
Jan
30%
22,500
25%
1
1
5%
6
1,600
7
7%
1,500
4%
7y4
133/4
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Corp
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stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
Sales
Range
•f Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
Aberdeen
complete report of the transactions
a
1,700
ioy8
Jan
11%
Feb
1,400
5%
6%
Feb
20%
5,300
14%
73/4
37,200
%
5,000
8%
2,800
%
—
Corp_.
Corp
cl
Inc
—
Corp...
Co
—.
11
20
41
41
^_1
8
8
55/a"
42
500
2%
Jan
Feb
Jan
6% Feb
3
20%
7%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
8%' Jan
%' Jan
41
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fa
Jan
49
Jan
9
Jan
Volume
Number 6033
193
.
.
The Corhmercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(937)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
of Prices
Par
Low
(Range for Week Ended February 24)
Sales
i
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
High
B
Glass
Low
&
Reynolds common.
preferred class A
$1
Cott
Beverage
—
Corp
American
16
14%
15
800
13%
Jan
15
17
19
3,200
14%
Jan
19
Feb
20
20
100
19%
Jan
20
Feb
7%
8
3,800
6%
6%
100
;
(ord reg)—_£1
Industries
Inc
2%
(Del)_50c
1%
Milner
Crown
Cork
Co
&
1
Petroleum
Central
Crown
5
(Md)
"A"
Internat'l
partic
Jan
8%
6%
Feb
2%
27,500
1%
Jan
2y4
Power
Co
common.
preferred
Mfg Co—
5%
29%
6%
Jan
39 %
Jan
15%
3,600
72
15%
72
4%
—
-
-
.
4%
5%
7
General
Acceptance
"wts"—
Alloys Co——-—
Builders Corp common
convertible
preferred
5 %
15%
Jan
72'/2
Jan
5%
Feb
6
General
5
Jan
550
'
7%
Feb
..
Electric
rets ord reg-
General
*
Cubic
Corporation
Curtis
Manufacturing
Cutter
Laboratories
Class
B
Co
class
class
common
A—
—
71%
General
Indus
Plywood Corp
Stores Corporation.—
Enterprises
Jan
17 '
Feb
Jan
25%
Jan
General
51%
—
B
2.50
—•
50c
General Gas Corp-.
r
Genung's Incorporated —
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60
preferred
64%
72%
Jan
72 y4
Feb
•
9%
10%
700
9% Jan
10%
Feb
13%
12%
14%
13,200
8%
Jan
14>/a
Feb
12%
11%
13%
4,800
8%
Jan
13%
Jan
39%
98 V*
2
Jan
102 Va
Jan
Jan
2%
dan
5%
3,600
4%
5%
Jan
18,800
.
2y8
2%
2,100
l'/8
5%
5%
7,600
4%
28 %
28%
10%
14%
200,600
36%
35%
36%
3,900
5%
4%
5%
Jan
3% Jan
Jan
5ya
Jan
Jan
28 %
Feb
10% Feb
25
14
14%
Feb
14,600
27
4% Jan
4% Jan
1
...•
34ya Jan
39
4%. Jan
Jan
5% Feb-
18% Jan
17%
14%
66,300
10>A
96%
225
59%
62%
18%., an
800
95%
19 Va
14% Jan
1% Jan
34,000
2ya
10
10
17%
2
2
—1
•
Controls Corp
Giannini
Feb
2%
Feb
1
,
60%
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
1
11
10% xll%
•
15
14%
15%
•
(A
Co.—.—
C)
7%
7%
7%
Daryl
5%
5%
5%
10%
10
11%
19%
17
.
21»A
14,500
3,800
6%
Jan
8
Jan
Glass
5%
Feb
7
Jan
Glenmore
Feb
Globe
Union
21% Feb
Gpbel
(Adolf)
49,500
6,050
7%
Jan
11%
,
16%
Jan
—1
7%
7%
7% *'
7,900
6%
Jan
8
Jan
Mines Inc_
—
10c
Dayco Corp class A pref
35
D C Transit System Inc cl A com—20c
5%
5%
518
4,600
4%
Jan
6%
30%
30
29%
Jan
31%
Jan
9%
900
9%
Feb
10 Va
Jan
3%
1,700
1,500
2
Jan
3%
Feb
26%
Feb
29%
Jan
Jan
64%
Feb
10y» Feb
15
Jan
11 y« Jan
15%
Feb
Feb
13
12%
13 y8
14%
12%
15%
12%
11%
12%
28%
28
29 Va
1
2%
2%
6
6
2%
6%
24.400
101
Feb
96% Feb
10
Jan
14
10%
Jan
15%
11% Jan
12%
Feb
29 Va
Feb
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
2% Jan
3,000
23%
500
2 Va
700
5%
1%
Jan
Feb
Jan
30%
52,
5,600
1
B—
Inc
Co
5,000
5
class
Distilleries
Feb
Jan
4e
Industries Inc—
Tite
10 y»
Feb
93%
2,200
11,400
42,700
1,100
Gilchrist Co
Daitch
8% Jan
97
96%
Gilbert
D
Crystal Dairies—
50c
Industries Inc
50c
Davega Stores Corp common——2.50
i5%
preferred
—*
510
Jan
2%
5%
Feb
Feb
—
common.l
1
A
w
—
16
—
36%
10
500
-II
Flreproofing
General
—
„
5%
400
2%
5%
100
2%
Ltd—
Co
American dep
19%
—
—1
1
25
1
39%
100
2%
—
Corp
Development
•
—
Range Since Jan. 1
Dow
High
Feb
2%
Jan
"
6
General
Jan
Jan
67
29,000
6%
Jan
11%
50
Shares
High
38%
100
1
.
General
Feb
16,100
;
__
Sales
for Week
G
Geliman
Feb
5H Feb
37%
36 %,
•
25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co common—_10c
$1.12
preferred
2.50
Co
Drug
Gatineau
Feb
14%
37%
Crown
6
Low
*
Feb
Feb
15
18%
■
'
Jan
General
dep receipts
Carrier
Crowley
15%
15%
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Jan
Led—
Courtaulds
Crane
—1
*
1.50
15%
——
—
—5
Inc
Coro
Corroon
,
1
Last
American Stock Exchange
"
Distilling Ltd cl A voting-*
non-voting
*
(H)
Corby
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
33
—
Brothers Inc
Davidson
Day
Stores
Mfg
Dejay
Gasket
Detroit
&
Industrial
Products
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd—;
7%
1st
11%
com—10c
10
Quality Supermkts
preferred
30
145% 146
13% /
11%
137
Jan
146
Feb
14,100
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
1,200
8Va
Jan
9%
Feb
8%,
9%
5%
4%
5%
3,800
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
%
n
18
4,400
%
Jan
il!
Jan
9%
7,200
6%
Feb
1,000
9 Va
Jan
9
71/8
8
9%
—
10
9'A
10s
1
Diversey
Corp
Chemical
1
Gold field
Consolidated
Goodman
4%
—<—
__
Jan
Mines—
1%
-16%
Manufacturing Co
1
23%
G or ham
Manufacturing
Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing CoGreat Amer Industries Inc
Chemical
Lakes
Great
Great
5
Bridge Co Ltd
Steel & Coal ord stock
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd—-*
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
*
Dominion
Inc
Dorr-Oliver
7.50
common
32.50
1
—1
*
—*
preferred
Dorsey
(The)
Corp
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
$2
U
Corp
Draper.
Feb
Greer
Exploration
&
Co
Harris
Driver
Duke
Griesedieck
Test
Duro
Corp
Dynamics
Corp
4%
4,900
ia
iy*
5,300-
Stores
Industries
5
Products
Guerdon
Feb
Gulf States Land
17
Jan
20
Jan
Gulf & Western Industries
1,300
10%
Jan
12
Feb
Gulton
13,700
14%
Jan
16%
10%
Jan
11%
100
12
11%
12
16%
15%
16%
11'A
11 y4
100
12 %
12
12%
9,700
10%
Jan
12%
35%
36%
300
33'A
Jan
X36%
11%
18,100
8%
Jan
11%
10%
10%
20,700
9
Jan
11
;
297/a
32%
29%
14%
$6
Edo Corporation
•
•
:—1
.
Bond
Share
Si
Electrographic
1
——-—5
—1
Corp
7,700
26%
33%
Jari
12%
Feb
B
Hfill
Lamp Co
7%
iy4
1%
13%
5% Jan
2,000
2,000
12%
—
500
8% Feb
1%
Jan
Jan
14 Va
Jan
Jan
11
11%
12%
8,700
9%
Jan
13
Feb
55%
53 Va
56
5,500
46 y8
Jan
58
Feb
1%
Jan
8%
'^T2%Feb
100
22%
Jan
10%
Jan
15%
Feb
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
—
55%
600
50%
Jan
57%
Feb
Hartfield
Stores
Electric
3%
900
213
4%
2,600
3 %
Jan
5%
200
5%
Jan
25%
3%
4"
:
5%
1,550
31
28%
31
32%
34%
11,500
9VB
8%
9%
20,600
JariY
k; "^26
Jan
-Feb
3%. Feb
I-
Hastings
800
400
4%
Jan
31%
Feb
Hazel
34%
Feb
Hazeltine
9%
Jan
v
«
Jan
3%
x40
150
33%
Jan
31
3,300
23 %
Jan
27%
9,500
I fa
x25%
8,900
1
1%
,,'■4.14;
Jan
153
29%
29'A
28%
16%
Jan
Inc
3% Jan
.4% Jan
14%
12%
14%
1,600
16,300
23%
23%
25%
600
8%
8%
2,100
7
Jan
9% Feb
66%
8%
67
500
63
Jan
67% Feb
5y8
5ya
4,500
4% Jan
5Va Feb
%
%
500
% Jan
III——25
Light—
Lithographing
Bishop Inc
,
2
—
Hebrew
Co
~5%
10c
10c
National
Mining
5%
6%
32%
x32'A
33%
25c
10%
10%
11%
•
Kosher
59%
57
59%
•
Foods
r,
Jan
14%
Feb
19% Jan
25 y«
Feb
7
Inc.
preferred
41%
40
42%
101% 102%
Feb
Helmerich
Feb
Hercules
Jan
178
165
pfd —100
76%
100
__—-
6%
25%
3% Jan
9y« Jan
46 Va
32 Va
6V4
Jan
30
100
70
Feb
Feb
42%
Jan
10
Feb
11%
59%
Jan
76%
Feb
Feb
33% Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
105
Jan
76%
Feb
Jan
Jan
4%
6
1
6%
4% Jan
23,600
15,200
53,500
3,100
2,700
12,300
Inc.50c
Co
Rubinstein
Corp
(W E) Si Co 5Va%
4 %
6%
•
Corp
31
•'
Jan
29%
Feb
ji
Jan
1ft
Jan
25 Va
Jan
"15%
Jan
29%
,
Feb
17%
'
Jan
'
32%
31%
35%
25,900
24|*/a
21'A
20%
21%
3,500
167A
"
Jan
Si
10c
9%
8%
9%
26,900
Jan
9%
Feb
Inc—
10c
3%
3%
3%
2,400
3V2 Jan
3%
Feb
1
11%
11%
900
11% Jan
com
25c
3%
3%
3%
33,200
2% Feb
3%
Feb
10
7%
7%
8%
900
8%
Feb
_50c
13%
Xl4%
2,400
11,500
6% Jan
10
Jan
Inc
Payne
GaliOn
Products
6%
Feb
19%
200
17
Feb
Jan
38 % Feb
Jan
1
Havana
40
.
7,700
29%
17
3%
2%
9 Va
6% Jan
24%
Feb
Feb
172%
x40;
26%
48,600
7%
27%
10
Mfg.._Co———
4%
5%
7%
500
3%
3%
3%
30
2%
7%
27 y2
25c
—
Ham
.Jan
26
Inc
Harmon-Kardon
1%
7%
—
/
X40
2%
27%
2
10,600
500'
—1
Electronic Research Associates Inc—lOc
Corp
Communications
Feb
12%
Plywood Corp
27,900
.——.10c
Assistance
Electronic
Jari
1
American Corp
15%
Jan
Electronic
29
1
26
3'A
..20c
Elder Mines and Dev Ltd
Electric
50c
Inc
11%
5%
25
_1
Feb
Feb
H
H &
4
common-
12%
Feb
10%
—1
preferred series A
preferred series B—
$7
Industries
Hell-Coil
Corp
1%
Jan
28%
300
29
7%
7JA
1%
Feb
11%
Iron
Malleable
States
28%
28 V*
Inc class A com—*
&
Industires
Heller
Eastern
4% Jan
Jan
% Jan
Feb
8'/a
E
Eastern
3
11
Feb
36%
10 %
33%
Inc
25% Feb
Feb
18%
Hecla
Frelghtways
5% Jan
Jan
24
Feb
Jan
18%
10
Helena
Eastern
Feb
4
Feb
8,500
x22 %
—1
<,
6%
4
1%
»c
10%
10%
common,
Potash Co—
of America
Jan
50o
Jan
9%
12
Duval Sulphur &
Jan
2
100
6%
918
,10s
.
Feb
2%
1
54
reg_
B
13%
1% Jan
1% Jan
2,600
Feb
17,800
—1
(The)
Co
Hosiery class
Durham
Feb
6%
12%
12%
Dunlop
Duraloy
10
5,400
24%
Company
Hartford
Rubber Co Ltd—American dep rets ord
2,100
31,900
5%
12%
10 y4
Co
Power
9%
24%
Jan
12»/8
26
Fair-Community Drug—
Drug
2%
2
Feb
~Feb
Jan
6%
8%
11%
400
—5
1
12 y4
2
1%
36
8
24%
Grocery
12%
.__i
Co
.—,
11%
2
23%
Jan
4,200
——30
Hydraulics
Freehold Leases—
Jan
5%
Harbor
Drilling
9%
2&
1
17 y8 Jan
33%
1,000
900
36
common—60e
preferred series A
Jan
n%
Dominion
23%
8%
12
-10c
Warrants
Ltd
Petroleum
Dome
2
X35%
9%
—1
Corp—
Producers
Western
6%
1%
22%
.4
Grand
Gridoil
.2'/a
Research
&
Dixon
Products Corp class A—10c
Feb
10
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord reg
Amer
145%
1
1
25c
Manufacturing
Detroit
28%
28
1
Inc
Desllu Productions
Distillers
3 Va
28
5
100
class A
debenture stock
Dilbert's
9%
-50c
—
Dennison
8%
9%
Inc
Gold Seal
35%
Feb
23%
Feb
Higbie
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries
5convertible preferred.
Hill's- Supermarkets Inc
Hilton
Hoe
13%
12%
14%
5,600
9%
Feb
14'A
Feb
50c
_25c
1
15%
14%
16%
8,400
12%
Feb
16'A
8V4
8%
8%
5,500
llJ/a
10%
11%
2,700
9
5%
5%
6%
8,100
5
30%
33%
17,100
(R)
Class
"warrants"
7%
9%
9%
l
common
5%
5%
5%
2.50
Inc
Co
&
A
Hoffman International Corp
12%
12%
13%
4y*
5
50c
8 Va
Feb
9% Feb
2,300
2,100
4,500
7% Feb
14%
Jan
3%
Jan
15
5% Jan
2% Jan
.
17,100
6,500
5
13
Jan
5
Feb
Feb
Feb
El-Tronics Inc new common-——•
Hotels
13
12
Electronic
Specialty
Co
Electronic & Missile Facilities
Electronics Corp of America——
Emery Air-Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
National
Empire
Corp
—20c
pfd_—100
1
32
22%
Jan
21
94 Va
Jan
12%
Jan
""
Jan
Hofmann
Industries
Jan
Hollinger
Consol
Feb
HOlly
Corporation
33%
Y
'
Jan
30
99%
19%
10 y»
12%
6%
Jan
Jan
14,800
98
19%
67/a
Feb
Holly
Stores
99'A
'.
Feb
Feb
Home
_10c
$2
1
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common
1
6% cum 1st preferred:
10
Corp
Equity
common
convertible preferred——
Ero
1
1
1
Manufacturing Co
Espey Mfg &
Esquire
Inc
Electronics—
——
4%
4%
53%
51%
Oil
4%
Feb
Co
1,100
47%
Jan
53%
2,100
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
Horn
Si
100
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
Horn
Si
"7%
7%
7%
800
7 %
Jan
7%
Ltd
class
■... ■
A
18%
22%
5,600
16%
Jan
23%
Jan
Hoskins
22
22
23%
1,500
17%
Jan
23%
4%
3,800
3%
Feb
ft
6,700
32
11%
200
10%
6%
6,400
-7.50
3%
3Sa
Corp
Factor
(Max)
11
5%
32
11
5%
5
Baking
&
(The)
12
9%
35
—
17.700
10%
8,100
35%
200
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
8%
Feb
29'A
Jan
38%
Feb
7U
Jan
12
7fa Jan
33'A
Jan
-
1% Jan
Feb
10%
Feb
37
Jan
Feb
Howell
Jan
Hubbell
Jan
Class
Jan
13%
Jan
6%
Feb
IVa
6%
7%
2,300
39
41%
7,000
137
152%
14,100
1
39 Va
39
40%
14,600
7%
1,300
19%
1,700
1%
38,300
iy8
Jan
1%
Feb
4
25,300
2%
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
31%
130
Jan
..
7%
161
Jan
43%
5,000
42
Jan
53
Jan
96
97%
80
96
Jan
103
Jan
31
31
100
30
Jan
32% Feb
Inc
class A
800
7%
Jan
10
Jan
9
19
19
19
100
15%
Jan
19
Feb
18%
17%
18%
600
14%
Jan
18%
Feb
1
31 y4
29%
31 Va
Feb
3%
1
Co—
Motors
(Harvey)
174
10c
Hy.con Manufacturing Co
Electric
B
170
42
mm
5
Hudson Vitamin Products Inc—
Jan
41%
Jan
170
42
—M
fa
149%
189%
174
*
Mfg Co
6%
1
Instrument
9%
38%
11
Jan
%
•
•
Co
common
Jan
1
1
& Co class A
Camera
37%
-
1% Feb
24% Feb
1%
18%
-
—
Hardart
Hardart
com
common——
9%
9%
9y2
35%
Feb
3%
5,700
30,100
29%
3%
2%
Jan
18%
19%
3,600
18%
Feb
27 Va
25%
28 Va
Jan
28 Va
Feb
28
29 y4
35,400
1,800
21%
28
27% Feb
30%
Jan
Corp33%c
Chemical Industriesdep rets ord reg——£1
14%
13%
15Va
13,600
11% Feb
911
Imperial
Oil
(Canada)—
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
imperial Tob of Gt Brit de IrelandJEl
Indianpolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd. 100
Indust Electronic Hardware Corp—50c
41%
41%
42%
14%
14
14%
10,700
4,000
9,500
i
^
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
Fabrex
11
•
Hydromatics Inc
Fairchild
38%
•
Jan
21%
8%
3,200
2,300
1,200
Feb
4%
7%
*
(Geo A) & Co
7%
1%
8
1
:
1%
24%
1%
-
24
_50c
Inc:
1%
23%
1%
1%
25C
,•
Mines- ———————5
B
Hormel
53%
3%
10
10c
Jan
7%
25c
or
4%
4
4%
10c
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Corporation Ltd$1
Eureka
Pipe Line
Exquisite Form Industries Inc..
Eureka
39,700
Inc_
Gold
Holophane Co
-2i y2
Class
4%
—
.
2.50
5
19
.
4
22%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
42%
Feb
Jan
152%
Feb
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Associates—
shs
Common
of
beneficial
int
!
30
Drilling Co—
.1.50
Fanny Farmer Candy ShOps Inc__
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Fargo Oils Ltd
1
$2
preferred
Seaboard
Falcon
Federated
Purchaser class A
Petroleum
Felmont
Filmways
Inc
Financial
General
convertible
Firth
Sterling
Flying
<M H)
Tiger
Ford
Motor
Ford
Motor
American
Forest
City
of
Corp
For
Jan
6
6%
1,200
5%
5,300
5'A
'Va
5%
2,200
5y8
Jan
11 Va
11%
19,000
9%
3%
3%
1,100
3%
10%
10%
1,800
,_10c
2.50
22%
13%
13%
15 Va
16'A
16 Va
5%
10%
7,800
20%
13%
1
Canada
6ya
22
l
:
5%
l
Co Inc
7,000
1,200
26,500
5%
*
141
141
144
20
20
20
1,200
l
13
12%
13%
1.25
3
2%
3
3%
3%
4%
14%
13%
15%
33%
36%
2,000
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
5%
Jan
11%
Jan
Feb
4y8
Jan
Jan
12V4
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
9%
Jdn
16%
Feb
131%
Jan
4%
-
l
10c
CO
5
see
page
36.
Magnetics
American
144
Plywood Co Inc
—.25c
Credit Corp class A
1
Corp.
:
1
Insurance Co of North America—
5
International
Breweries' Inc
-1
Industrial
Inland
Inland Homes
International Holdings Corp
International Products
Royalty
Jan
20 Va
Jan
Investors
2,200
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
Iowa
19,800
,
33 %c
1
Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Oil Company
19%
1%
Jan
4%
Feb
Iron
3,300
3%
Jfan
4%
Jari
Ironrite Inc
■■
7%
•
-
28
.—1
5
Feb
Intex
reg
Inc
footnotes,
IMC
imperial
9\k
Jan
9
15y8
Feb
10%
Jan
37%
Jan
42%
Feb
13
Jan
14%
Feb
9ft Feb
9% Feb
Jan
85% Feb
82%
Sb2%
5'A
5%
5%
1,900
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
5%
7
9,600
4%
Jan
7
Feb
30
83
80
Jan
16
12,600
36
Feb
12
75
£1
21
Ltd—
Enterprises
A)
17
5%
8
Inc
dep rets ord
Frost
(Geo
Feb
5%
11%1
preferred—
Head Brewing Co
Fresnillo
(The) Company
Fuller
1ft
n
3
Feb
Feb
7%
6y8
10c
Fox
Friendly
3i&
40%
31%
Jan
5%
Line Inc
Co
1%
19%
Jan
Jan
5%
1
25c
Fischer & Porter Co
Fishman
19%
7
10c
Corp
—
First National Realty & Construc¬
tion Corp common
60c
30%
29%
—
7
Public
Fireman
Jan
17
Feb
Irving
Jan
36%
Feb
Israel-American
Air
Manufacturing— —1
1
1
Chute
Oil
Corp.—
._10c
6%
23%
23%
24%
3,800
15%
13%
15%
8,100
89
87%
94%
7,300
Jan
9
12%
33%
32%
9
15%
Feb
Jan
12%
Feb
12%
2,400
10%
Jan
33%
1,100
3,100
30 y«
Jan
33V*2
Feb
7%
Jan
11%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
2,000
2y4
2%
2%
800
7%
Jan
2
Jan
79
7
17%
400
7%
16%
7
Feb
26
97
10%
12%
10
18% Jan
76% Jan
3,300
£an
15% Jan
5%
8V4
2%
Jan
Jan,
Jan
79
17% Feb
Feb
8y4
Feb
Jan
Jan
19 V*
19%
19%
400
18 Va
Jan
21%
fa
%
%
27,800
ft
Jan
%
<uy
34
(938)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended February 24)
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
Last
,
Sale Price
Par
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Jetronic
Co
16%
—1
Industries Inc.
16%
17,700
7%
8%
13,000
6%
Jan
8Vi
Jan
Mount
2%
2%
17,400
l\'i Jan
2%
Jan
Mountain
8
-10o
Jupiter Oils Ltd
14%
2%
.150
12 %
Jan
16%
Feb
Diablo
M't
Products
Metal
*
Kaiser
Industries
Kaltman
Kansas
Kntz
•<--/•■
Corp__
(D) & Company.
<Sc Electric 4%%
Drug
Pninpny
Kay
Co
Jewelry
Kidde
(Walter)
Kilembe
Oil
Petroleum
Klein
Klelnert
Inc
L)
Kratter
convertible
15%
*30%
16%
x30%
-
•6%
1
5.500
2A
Jan
212
Feb
II
Feb
1
Jan
Feb
3,400
2'%
Jan
2%
Jan
500
9%
Jan
12 y2
Feb
t36
500
16,900
123a
2,300
21%
Jan
100,900
3%
Jan
34
:6%
5%
18%
19
22
19
A Feb
100
r
Jan
18%
Feb
34%
Feb
18'A
6%
Feb
22%
Jan
Jan
21%
1,500
'A Jan
19
Feb
Feb
18%
19
9,900
18%
Jan
19%
Jan
18%
18%
19 34
2,700
18
Jan
19%
Jan
2%
1
2 3a
2%
3,300
2
Jan
2%
Feb
;
:
(The) Forge Co
—
333:iO
::
—
Lafayette
Lake
Electronics
Radio
Jan
43 32
13%
14%
4,200
123a
Jan
16%. Jan
35a
37«
1,300
National
Mfg
National
Petroleum Ltd_—
Industries
10
Steel
Jan
432
Jan
632
Jan
Natus
5%
Jan
600
16%
500
13 34
Corp
Lefcourt
Realty
—,—
Corp
Refineries
Leonard'
Nestle-Le
Jan
1674
Feb
5%
Jan
6%
Feb
774
1,100
574
Jan
8 34
preferred __—i
—
Lithium Corp of America Inc__
5%
Steel
Locke
8%
Jan
V
Class
A
/
9
Vi
300
12.000
48%.'.
.
3'A
~9%
11%
i8y4
18 »A
New
Park
3,000
10%
Jan
13% Feb
New
Process
120
24
400
4%
12,200
,
Jan
7%
350
'
Jan
4%
31
''■} '■
n:'
Jan
5
Jan
7% Jan'
•
7",rol Feb,r'ir,:J'
H
_1
1
Jan
12'A
Gas
Land
Exploration
30c
Friday Silver Lead Mines—10c
2iy8
Lucky
6%
Jan
Lunkenheimer
(The)
1134
900
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
9 "A
10%
65,600
7%
Jan
10 %
Feb
400
•
3%
.
34
35%
23%
26'A
1734
'
9
v
18 %
■
-
l3/8-
1%
834
1'32
liV
41%
42
11%
ll3/a
«
■
1
—
*
3%
.
■
23»
2432
—
21%
Jan
28%
Feb
18
Jan
20%
Jan
31%
Jan
43
Feb
10%
Jan
1132
Jan
,.
2 V2
Jan
'
23/4
Jan
3:
l7/a
Jan
12,900 /:
193/a
Jan
27,400
16 Vb
Jan
133a
Jan
3,200
-
9,400
-
-
Feb
4
Jan
3 3a
Jan
2%- Feb
267a
■
Feb
22%
-
Feb
24%
*
Feb
28 3a
20
283a
29
-1,700
28 3a
Feb
3234
50
—1
—
Jan
Jan
Jan
17%
500
24%
■
1%
1%
-
-
Feb
1234
-
22%
19
203a
.
Jan
15,500
2632
•
9 34
375
232
22
Feb
Feb
29,700
3 3a
-
3
-2V4
;
1%
25,900
3%
274
•
Feb
1834
Jan
Feb
1,500
24%
—30o '
A... ——I'
class
•'
3%
10c
Co
.
1532
Jan
83a
1%: /! 7,500
41%
t.
Jan
1,100
-50c
•
Feb
2%
..
1,300
Ltd
26 'A
11%
29,100
9% V;
Feb
Jan
12
8,200
y>
37 y2
19%
100
13% '
13%
1%
3%
Jan
-
11,300
1832
Jan
33
.
300
26
Feb
44
5032
25,500
39%
Jan
5032
Feb
13a
132
85,700
13a
132
Jan
22%
23%
4,900
LJ%
12%
73,800;
iy8
l'A
3,400'
•
Jan
Feb
i
71
6,200
10,200
16%
Jan
16
10%
934
Jan
603a
-
150
28
27%
Chein
&
'
Watch Co—
1 32
1
Co
1
Mining Co_
Co_i
2334
New
York
York •& Honduras
New
York
.12"
•
1 Va
1
130
128
•
—
34
Rosario—3^33 '/a
Feb
1
Jan
',;
Jan
8%
Jan-
1
12%
Feb
124
23%
Feb
•
Feb
Jan
130
Jan
200
35%
Feb.
.
1Tb
7
23%
Feb
1,350
.27%
Jan
37%
Jan-
21:
25
32
.
19%
•
140
7
24%
Auction Co.'.
Merchandise
%
81,800
50c
:
250 7
Arizona Land—„*
Jan1
21;
ilG
26'A Jan
Jan
-Jan
Rim
Nipissing
Mines
Ltd
.1;
;
1,700
it
"1,800
%
4%
5%
434
4,
434
2y4'
2%
II
1
Inc.-
iff
%
5y2
1
Mines
Lit'es
] 1
&, Southern
Railway—1 *
North American Royalties Inc___
1
..
A
4%
1,100
-
-7- 400
-i
■;
Feb
77
Feb
.
■
.' ' Jan
2
Jan
;5%
■
>A'"
Feb
4%
■
4"; r'
.
Jail
A
Janv
Jan'?.
16,000-
Jan
2 3a' Jan
Jan
44%
-
1034
2
Corp
1%
Jan
Jan
■
'
Lynch
Jan
10%
31%
68
28
1%
1,000
56,500
18%. 19% ■"
-
2.50
Co
4,800
■
'
11
44 34
70%
*
4%
Jan
Jan
3%
\
1074
393a
18%
'
<
&
Feb
4%
Feb
Feb
18
200
1%
10%
43%
-10
Service,:
Louisiana
Louisiana
1%
1%
:i
5%
20% ;
New
Norfolk
.i25c
9%
Jan
19%
Co
Mexico &
Noma
Lodge <fc Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Electronics Corp—j.
Feb
7 3%
3%
Zinc_
Jersey
New
Nickel
Loral
Jan
7%
8,000
19%
Corp
Min
Idria
New
Feb
3 (4* Fdb
;
18 y2
4%
49
Jan
*4%
11%
A—25c
———
7%
10,400
...10
Clock &
2%
7
30
9'A Feb
Jan
Bartlett—
&
Jan
700
9%
5%
Corp.
Tel & Tel.:
England
232,900
13%
.4%
38
v
—5
Chain
Kessler
Lockwood
,
8%
8%
9
Feb
13
4%
.
Feb
34
1
New Haven
27
1
-10
1
Jan
7%
21% y
28% 5
Electric Corp
Mur
700
2%
—1
Inc—
Fabrics of N Y com
35%
Jan
10 y8
Jan
7
17%| Jan
Jan
6%
43
13%
.Jan
6
5
2134
34
9
'
33
7,500
18 3a
Cor.p
73a
3
3
Inc—
(RG)
Le Tourneau
Liberty
9
Feb
lto
7%
Machinery
& Chemical
Video
New
6
47 Vs
Feb
9%
'
34%
2434
Car
National Union
New
Leesona
8
—5
25c
University
Extension
Salle
La
Jan
49 V*i Feb,
6%
28
Transit
National
Feb
734
1
Corp
Feb
3%
1—l""'
5
Inc
47/a
27%
Jan
21
Rubber
474
16
8
2
Research
800
1534
/ " 700
.__.l
Presto
1,900
15%*
9%
Jam1
Jan
4%
._25c
Inc
Industries
National
5%
'A
~
,
8%
& Stores
National
634
17
9
4
20
31% JanV
1,600
Feb
9%
7
«
National
5
16%
5,400
15,200
Feb
5
<
1
Electric Weld Machines.
Equipment Rental Ltd—
Rights (expire Feb. 28)
—
6
"
4%
27%
1
National
5%
__
24
34%
industries Inc
1
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
National Bellas Hess
—1
National Brewing Co (Mich)
—1
National Casket Company
5
National Company Inc—
X
National
■
28%- Feb
Feb
49%:
4%
7%
8
1
—
Inc
Namm-Loeser's
63i
3
Corp of Delaware.:
Lamson & Sessions Co
Larchfield
33%
3
Industries
Lamson
Lanslon
2,500
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
4134
'.
1
Ltd
Mines
Shore
3934
14%
Corp__—1
Jan
83t
25%
9%
Napco
National Telefilm Associates
40%
1
24%
Jan
N
National
Inc.,
5,900
47%
4'A
50c
Corp
National Starch
L'Alglon. Apparel
16
25%
—I
5
2.50
—10
—,—
National
Kropp
Jan
49
\
Company
Naehnian
2'A
22
•
Jan
14%
85,700
24
Jan
1%. Jan
-
4%
Feb
17%
34
19
—
Jan
3134
12 34
12 34
■
16%
V
1
preferred
1232
Feb
Jan
2 34
_7.50
(The) Corp Class A
$1.20
13 32
2%
22
—
Jan
3%
Feb
11%
Feb
1,000
Feb
29
24,200
A
_5
."
83 %
Jan
2 34
.—3
Corp
Jan
18
1%
12 V*
25c
new.
Corp..
Jan
6034
2%
7
1
273.
3%
28 34
17%
Muskogee Co
Muter
2.900
2\l
•II ;<
•
Feb
Feb
2%
200
27%
Corporation —
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co—
Jan
3%
98
400
2
1
Inc
A
16
-
1
common
(IB) Rubber Co
(H
Kostin
new
2
16
-
-1.
i
Dept Stores
Knott- Hotels
2%
-
123s
Jan"
800
15 34"
Minerals Corp Ltd
(S)
Klion
14 34
>;
Jan
1,100
15%
-1
Jan
3
953a
34,700
12 %
10c
V
-
2,500
-
12 34
1.25
Co
,7
80
% 29
26
12%
Company.
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirkland
20
7734
2734
; ■
S%
24,300
2.50
Co
&
3 34
96 32
_I
Inc
Copper Colbalt Ltd
Kin-Ark
Kirby
_JJ
25,800
30% X3134
773s
_250
.
Stores
30 34 7
1
,
(Del)
%''
3 3a
i
■.
11
96 34
773%-'
pfd—100
Kawecki Chemical Co.
11%
11%
50c
Gas
Kawneer
•
Jan
Jan
16
15%
17%
Murphy
High;,.
.
.
2%
3%
28 34
Muntz TV Inc
K
3%
3%
States
Videotronics class A
MPO
Low.,
100
2 V\
Mills Inc
2.50
Tel & Tel—_—-12.50
Vernon
Range Since Jan. 1
3%
—-i
Company—
Shares
'
High
2%
1
com
preferred
6%
Glass
Low
Par
Clemens
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Mt
Jeannette
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
American Stork Exchange
2132
Jan
834
28%
Jan
Feb
' Feb
71
Jan
25%
5,900
1974
-
Feb
11%
Jan
Feb
Jan
North
Canadian
Northeast
North
Airlines
Penn
Northern
North
Nova
RR
Ind
Co
Serv
Nickel
Industrial
■Ma
2
.;2A
4%
4»A
"'13a
53,200
A
4 3i%
1
Corp
(Del>;
*'■
4%
Jan
Jan--
64 y2
Jan
Jail1,. '
87%
Feb
86%
87%
240
Vi
A
%
'■4,300
8V2
83a
8%
14,200
6%
Feb
8%
Feb
43a
15,700
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
IVb
92,000
87%
7
1
Corp of Ainer A
V 2A Feb
-.
Jan.'
84
.;
100
Lid—
Mines
pfd
Jan
4%
63 V2
5,600::
4%
50
Pub
Rankin
Nuclear
25
Ltd
2,L
1
Oils
.
4 Vb
-10c
.
(V Jan
•
•
•
•
A- Jan
T
M
7 O
;,7
,
IlacFadden Publications Inc
103/8
9%
10lA
6,100
Jan
11%
Feb
Mack
24 y4
23%
25
4,000
15%
Jari
25%
Feb
Occidental
253'2
23 34
27
3,400
1934
Jan
27 34
Feb
1%
2
1,500
1 Vb
Feb
Ohio
7'' ;; 7;7:; :
-
Ogden Corp
Jan
Trucks
Macke
(G
Lie
B)
warrants—
clas»
Corp
A_.
Mackey
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Inc
Magellan Petroleum Corp. vxc—
2
Mages Sporting Goods
Magna Oil Corporal-ion
1 38
Maine
Public
Maugel
Service
%
4%
H Jan
Jan
1,800
Jan
43
Stores
2
Jan
49,400
5%
39 34
38% x39%
1%
Feb
Marconi
International
Communication
Martin
534' Jan
1,200
22
Jan
25%
7 6,100
25
'Jan
43 34
Feb
30%
Jan
Feb
Industries
Oil
McCulloch
Mead
10,300
Jan
26
9%
Jan
634
7%
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161%
5%
10,800
5%
1
—
149
5%
20
1
1
•
19%
%
Power 4 34%
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Town
40c
&
12%
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7%
3
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Inc
Jan
161 %
Corp
Mfg
Overseas
5
Securities
Electric
Manufacturing class A
5%
21%
Feb
Pacific
%
Jan
%
Feb
Pacific
7,900
81%
Jan
93%
Feb
27
4,000
23%
Jan
2734
Feb
574
14 34
1
374
10
12 34
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9 3a
3%
6
3,200
374
5%
Feb
5,900
15%
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3%
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3%
•
Feb
A Jan
6%
Jan
—
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432
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60
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19 34
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17%
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1,400
73%
4%
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17%' 18%
3,000
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1934
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1934
15 3a
15%
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4
1
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52
400
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850
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Jan
Feb
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93 34
574
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2,300
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89 34
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13%
25
1
96
89%
A
163a- Feb
-
Feb
9134
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Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
160
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30%
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5%
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7
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Clay
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5 32%
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:
1
25
preferred
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40
4432
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25
23 3a
23 32
22 3a
22 3a
,
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15%
4.80%
redeenuible
1st
prelerred
25
Feb
4.50%
redeemable
1st
preferred
25
23 3b
4.36%
redeemable
1st
25 32
2534'
2434
9,600
2 3a
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4
Feb
1,100
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13
8 3a
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25
-
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100
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800
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•
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24
.
Feb
23 3a
Feb
900
preferred
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43%
31%
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6%
5%
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-
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Jan
25 y2
.
96
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Feb
Jan
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1
Jan
Feb
1
:
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100
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5%
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preferred
Ltd
Corp common
preferred
4,200
%
94
-
Ohio
Oid
600
21
%
Jan
4
35,800
151
-
2
122%
9,200
34%
6 Vb
2,000
2%
,
Feb
■10%
9,500
-11%
2%
Mfg Co
Refrigerating Co.*
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd—.
Iron Co
12%
73*
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Mesabi
34%
12%
1
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32%
50c
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&
8
5,300
11173
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78%
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.
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30%
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27
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1
Oxford
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Massey-Ferguson
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Ltd
Co
.
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6%
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20c
Feb
40 y4
2,000
,
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warrants.
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8 34
8%
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1.
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Opelika
Mansfie'.d Tire & Rubber
Petroleum
'
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43
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6,300
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5
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347
9
.
.
6%
preferred
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Hone
Corp
Associates, Inc
Microwave
Midland Oil Corp
$1
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Midwest
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1
'
4%%
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343a
43a
13
1334
1,200
113a
2274
1,400
19 3a
203a
20
22
10,800
14%
9%
Jan
Feb
Feb
56
Jan
4 3a
Jan
Jan
1334
Jan
23%
Feb
Jan
22
Jan
Feb
Pacific
c'acilic
Light 5%
pfd
$4.75
preferred
6%
Feb
Pacific
Northern
37 34
125
35
Jan
37%
Feb
Pacific
Petroleuins
12
300
11%
Jan
12 34
Jan
99
Jan
26
26
200
25%
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RR
5%
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5%
1
4%
—;
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id
1
38%
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25 34
1,000
5%
5
6%
102
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2834
6%
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Jan
Jan
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3%
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39 7 8
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36 34
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7,100
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1
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27 34
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Jan
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Pen
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class
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91
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95%
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Parkersburg-Aetna
108
•
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70
84
88%
Feb
90
;
Jan
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73%
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3 3a
3%
4,700
12%
13%
80,800
7 32
8 V4
8 32
19,200
65 32
69
25%
•
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10,800
32; Jan
.
146 «A
Jan
149%
Feb
Pato Consolidated
Montrose
Chemical 47o
10%
Jan
14'3'a
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54
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1
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footnotes,
see page
13
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110
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700
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Feb
83a
Feb
1013a
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517a
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634
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Canada
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334
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1
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15 '• "Feb
200
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4%
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13,600
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.
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100
14
14
13%
%
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149
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'
30
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100
series B
4J50%
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96 32
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1
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(CA)
82%
120
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3 34
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6 y4
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$4.36
35%
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preferred
dividend
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5,500
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conv
37 34
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Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America
4.80%
dividend
$4.40
84.75
50
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4-40%
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...
6%
9134
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22%
preferred
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Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
53%
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—
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•
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•
9%
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Miller Wohl Co common
Mining
934
5132
1
preferred
conv
12'/4 xl3
7.100
2%
Jan
Jan
•
Volume
193
Number
6033
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(939)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Pep Boys
Range
Par
L.
(The)
.
Shares
Low
High
Low
1
10'A
10 Vi
12%
5,900
7%
73%
721/4
74
1,400
65 Vi
Circle
Corp
Photo
Inc
Perfect
Peruvian
2.50
24
—20c
Oils & Minerals
l7e
24%
39%
40
1
42
1A
400
12%
Feb
Jan
74
Feb
27%
Jan
37
14,500
Feb
Jan
45
Feb
1%
1A Feb
Jan
5
33%
Class
36 %
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co___10
Phillips Screw Co.—
1,000
0V4
10c
_.
Phoenix
Steel
Corp
(Del)
Aircraft Corp
Industries Inc
Materials
&
700
32 Vi
Jan
38%
Feb
class
Public
8
Jan
96
Jan
1,200
67b
10
Feb
Jan
1023%
Feb
Simmons
77a
Jan
457a
900
397a
Jan
457a
Feb
South
Coast
23 7a
25,500
183%
Jan
2374
Feb
South
Penn
2.50
(Del)
2.50
•
56
Co
1074
5,600
Jan
272
Jan
preferred
61
6 3%
Jari
4,200
27 7a
Jan
413/8
Feb
3,400
29 7b
Jan
33%
Feb
Feb
56 74
775
50 74
Jan
5674
Feb
4.56%
cumulative
27b
2,700
2 7b
preference
27b
Feb
4.48%
convertible
200
603%
687»
Feb
4.32%
cumulative
preference
preferred
25
Jan
26
preferred
25
original
preferred
cumulative
4.24%
5
A
7,100
43/a
Jan
Jan
497b
Jan
53%
25
cumulative
4.08%
cumulative
57a
Jan
6 3%
Jan
Southern
California
12 7b
Jan
14%
Feb
Southern
207a
207a
207a
100
197a
Jan
21
Feb
29%
26 3%
30%
21,000
2074
Jan
30%
Feb
Southern
113/b
11%
113/b
4,000
103/b
Jan
113%
Feb
Spencer
Southern
Pipe
x86
66
Feb
Jan
257e
Jan
24
Jan
25
Jan
63
Jan
66
64
Jan
64
5874 Jan
227s
2274
64 %
2278
1,000
217a
Jan
2274
22
223%
Jan
223/a
700
213%
Jan
207b
207s
22 3/b
Feb
207b
100
2034
Feb
2174
Feb
Corj>__2
1472
107a
15
Jan
157b
15
157a
16 7b
21,300
2,600
774
2
145/b
Jan
167a
47/b
Jan
25
Petroleum
Line
24
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co...
Shoe
1
Jan
873%
Feb
Stalil-Meyer
Inc
Puritan Sportwear
>
15
15
16%
4,300
13
Jan
193/b
Feb
5
187b
173%
187b
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
6,200
127a
Jan
193/4
Feb
Standard
Forgings
Products
Shares
Jan
65
Feb
Jan
38
Feb
974
107b
83,600
878
Jan
107B
Feb
874 Jan
93%
Jan
Feb
87B
2 7b
Jan
4%
Feb
Standard
Stanley
Tube
Aviation
Co
•
1
of
1
277b
173%
183/B
1,100
167a
9 74
97b
r 21,600
6%
America
•
1
Broadcasting &
Arms
5 74
Grande
Robinson
Feb
Amer dep rets
Jan
Jan
34,200
33%
33%
4,000
7b
4,500
605/b
60 7a
61 3/b
113%
117B
12
17 3%
18 7»
19
6
1,600
Jan";
6s/B
Feb
Jan
73%
2 3/a
Jan
47B
Feb
74
Jan
it
Jan
1,700
53 7b
Jan
653%
5,900
117a
Feb
13
Jan
1372
Jan
1974
Feb
Jan
Feb
5
5%
6,600
37b
Jan
53%
Jan
574
5%
6,900
47a
Feb
55/b
Feb
18 3%
18 74
18 7a
2,700
143%
Jan
217/B
2 7a
23/s
2%
400
274
Feb
8
8
200
75/a
Jan
8%
8 7b
8%
12,900
77a
Jan
72
A
7a
19,300
5 7b
•
1
50c
1
Co
-
1
B
•
1
Inc—20c
177a
Products
4%
pfd P
100
*
3174
Corp
57b
19 74
14,000
14
7a
Feb
Sterling
Jan
5%
Jan
1974
Feb
8074
80 7%
60
78 7b
Feb
807B
Feb
287b
317a
3,400
2672
Jan
327a
Feb
Feb
153%
Feb
6
200
513
Feb
67b
6
400
45/s
Jan
77a
Jan
43/b
Jan
47a
Jan
11
11,800
Stetson
74
4%
13,300
18 74
1874
20
2,600
1674
Jan
22%
Jan
1
87s
83%
9
.1,100
872
Jan
9%
Jan
50c
Inc—
37b
27a
30c
5
Inc.
Roxbury Carpet Company
4
Aluminum
(J B)
Stinnes
Stone
Russeks
Russell
Fifth
Ryerson
Jan
(Hugo)
Corp
Sunair
Electronics
Talon
Inc
4%
class A
B
Salem-Brosius
San
Diego
5%
4 Vi %
& Electric
Gas
series
Technical
series
Tel-A-Sign
Sapphire
Sarcee
preferred
Petroleums
Teleprompter
Petroleums
Savage
Arms
Television
Industries
Inc
Terminal-Hudson
Oil
Textron
Savoy
Industries
Saxon
Oil
Co
Ltd
Jan
%
1/2
A
14,600
7a
7,800
67b
7'%
2,500
83/4
400
Jan
7b
Jan
7b
Jan
81/2
Feb
8
Feb
13 %
16
12
Jan
157a
1674
600
147b
Jan
16 74
Feb
23/B
23%
27a
18,400
274
Feb
2 3%
Jan
Power
&
Light $4.56
pfd
2074
Jan
22
Feb
800
377a
Feb
437b
Jan.
400
18
Jan
1974
Jan.
477b
457a
497*
8,300
337a
Jan
4974
Feb
43/4
4%
43%
44,500
372
Jan
43%
Feb
4%
4%
47a
2,600
474
Feb
57b
Jan
33/4
3%
37b
5,500
374
Jan
4
Feb
17a
78
1 7b
22,600
374
3
3%
1,000
23/B
27a
23%
300
7%
40%
38
263%
267a
27
26
8
7a
Feb
3
Jan
37a
Feb
27a
Feb
272
Jan
2 3%
Jan
9,000
407a
5 %
J an
19,100
283/b
Jan
407a
Feb
8
Feb
28
2,700
20%
Jan
28
Feb
283%
5,100
203%
Jan
283%
Feb
77a
7 7a
77a
100
Jan
77a
Feb
393%
39 7a
41 3/b
6,800
373/b
Jan
413%
Feb
3,600
43%
Feb
2,600
14,400
3174
Jan
433%
32
Jan
52
Feb
117/b
Jan
1974
Feb
6
47b
6
417a
41%
433%
517a
44%
52
173%
177b
19%
7
105,900
Feb
Feb
374
3 7b
33%
3,200
Jan
33%
Jan
12 7a
133%
18,300
ll3%
Jan
147a
Feb
1274
113/b
127a
20,300
93%
Jan
127a
3
Feb
3%
3
33%
6,300
2 s/8
Jan
33%
Feb
87t
8 7b
8 3/B
2,200
63%
Jan
83%
Jan
25c
53/b
5
53/8
7,400
5
2
2
2 74
4,600
17/b
l3/8
174
13/b
4,400
174
•
9334
~~
97
100
1 %
lft
1%
Feb
974
9%
97/b
4,200
103%
Co
10 3%
113%
2074
2074
207b
5
Co
Inc
Jan
Feb
Jan
1A Jan
93/b
Jan
17,500
77a
900
163/8
17,900
1,700
65%
Jan
23%
Jan
15%
Jan
97
Feb
I-}) Jan
115%
Jan
Jan
117%
Feb
jan
217a
Feb
13%
Feb
13%
Jan
87a
Jan
8 3%
Feb
7
Jan
10c
1%
13/b
1%
10
com
Thorofare Markets Inc
92
17,100
50o
"warrants"
Inc
Shovel
6
127/b
10c
Inc
87a
87b
8 3%
57/b
57/b
200
574
Jan
287b
27 74
287b
1,200
2574
Jan
29 7%
Feb
1
:
25c
Thrifimart Inc class A
1
273%
27
2 7 3/b
700
257»
Jan
283%
Jan
Tilo
1
18
177b X1874
900
175%
Jan
187%
Jan
Roofing
Inc
—
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—•
Amer deposit rets ord
Amer deposit rets def
registered
registered
Shipyards Corp
:
Toledo Edison 4 V*% preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Todd
Tower
Acceptance
Corp
£1
113%
5s
20
100
— —
■
213%
21 7b
22
84
847b
85
Feb
574
——
Jan
6
Jan
24
Jan
Jan
86
Jan
1,100
20
250
83
113%
Feb
Feb
1
3%
27%
33%
9,300
2%
Jan
33%
class A
Feb
1
67%
67a
7%
47,100
33%
Jan
77%
Feb
32
17,500
Va
600
147a
91/4
Jan
67s
Feb
7%
Jan
Trans
41/4
Jan
5V4
Jan
678
63/B
63/4
6,900
5
Jan
67b
Jan
53/4
57B
5
Jan
61/4
Feb
Lux Corp
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com.lOc
Trav-ler Radio Corp
1
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
•
Cuba
Oil
61/4
67B
7,700
3%
Jan
73/4
Jan
Tri-Continental
3
3 72
63,500
21/2
Jan
31/2
Feb
True
1,600
2'A
Feb
27s
27b
27B
2 3A
23/4
3
700
21/2
Jan
3'/4
4
4&
6,700
33/4
Jan
41/2
277b
73,300
20
Jan
273/b
273/B
13,900
2074
Jan
273/8
Feb
7b
7a
155%
15%
10
16 3%
10
574
Jan
Jan
A Jan
18 3%
Jan
3,900
87a
Feb
5,900
43%
Feb
53%
Jan
187a
Jan
10
Feb
57b
4%
17 7a
177a
18
1,100
157a
Jan
29
29%
5,000
247a
Jan
293%
Feb
21
1,600
19%
Jan
21
Jan
Jan
21 7b
Jan
29%
10
8%
21
xl95%
Feb
2672
warrants
Temper Corp
Feb
2472
50c
Jan
4
A
Jan
27B
class
Co
A
9
u
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
11
1072
12 72
1,100
Jan
121/2
Feb
Union
Gas
1
137b
133/a
153/4
16,700
Hi/4
Jan
153/4
Feb
Union
Investment
107b
10
103/4
6,800
73/4
Jan
11
Feb
Union
Stock
—*
47
47
50
Jan
50
Feb
United
United
Asbestos
5
•
.
12.50
73/a
28 7b
141
67b
273/b
25
77B
283/B
3,500
2,600
1,000
14074 144
Canada
3
see page
36.
Jan
7'7b
173/4
173/4
177b
700
A
%
4,300
of
Canada
Co
Yards
of
Omaha
Corp
Feb
293/e
Jan
Jan
144%
United Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United Elastic Corp
Feb
United
Jan
98
Jan
United. Milk
Jan
36
Jan
United
Jan
187b
Feb
A Jan
%
Jan
17%
N J
&
Investing
Products.:
Molasses
American
United
Co
187b
3,800
153/b
173%
200
1578
Jan
173% Feb
117a
400
10 7b
Jan
117a
20
2974
2974
100
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Jan
297»
Feb
474
47b
1,800
4
Jan
5 74
Jan
37a
4A
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•
1
1
Improvement
173/B
11 7b
5
4
273/b
125
94
•
10c
63/4
31
100
America
40
Co
173%
50o
Aircraft Products
Feb
Mining
300
187a
2,000
1
footnotes,
22
407a
1
20c
Co
217a
1874
2,900
Corp class B
Petroleum
Feb'
39 74
47B
Servo Corp of America
of
J/;" 16
183/8
7
267B
preferred—...
Jan
3974
43/b
•
Power
Feb
Jan
167a
6%
300.^
Feb
76
107a
•
16
8V4
1
common
5,500
9
43/B
25 7a
Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
8
9
-
9
7
Inc
Shawinigan
200
76
Feb
H Jan
6%
10c
Co
Jan
75
Trans
General
Inc
673%
753/4
8 74
1
For
Feb
21
Feb
3
of
Jan
Feb
Seem an
Co
20
Feb
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
Siboney-Caribbean
600
19
Airlines
Seaporcel Metals Inc
Shoe
207a
18 Vi
3 7b
4%
20 7a
221%
~65%
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
Jan
3
Denn
Feb
9V4
Jan
1
Leather
10%
Jan
173/4
Western
Shattuck
Jan
77a
19
Seaboard
Seton
53/4
700
21Vi
3.50
625
11,700
25c
(Del)
Servomechanisms
8,400
700
1
Serrick
Feb
300
Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Bros
22
18 74
Allied
Corp
3A Jan
22 72
Seaboard
Securities
18
87B
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353%
353/B
25c
1
Paper Corp
Fisher Co
Sayre &
Scurry-Rainbow
■
10%-
12
Jan
283%
Feb
181/4
~7
Feb
26
35
50c
Inc
Corporation
Feb
22 3/8
*
103%
700
.1
Electronics
3 7a
8.%'
50c
Ltd
Feb
Jan
103%
10c
Tenney Engineering Inc
Jan
181/4
Corp
Jan
8 3%
1074
1
Jan
5,800
Jan
A
374
10c
Corp
272
...
10
Jan
A Jan
20c
2
22 3/8
Ltd
Jan
2%
_*
Inc!
Corp
3 7a
1
;
85/b
8,400
17,600
107a
5
Inc
Industries
Texstar Corp
Textron
Electronics
20
series
2,200
72
3%
1
Texas
20
series preferred—.
5.60%
3/8
3
0
Inc
Feb
20
preferred
4.40%
9%
%
10
Corp
Operations
Technicolor
Texam
87B
2072
8%
834
3
50c
Jan
400
20
Feb
•
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
Feb
Co—
preferred
77a
5
Feb
6
5,300
97b
Jan
2
preferred
77a
3 7a
2.50
6
7%
common
37/B
33/B
16 pesos
500
1
convertible preferred
Thorncliffe Park Ltd
Inc
7%
25o
70c
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
63%
lOe
A
common
cumulative
27/B
2 72
22
7%
Jan
1
Corp
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex
Corporation
Jan
37B
21
Jan
10c
Superior Tool & Die Co
Superior Window Co class
Jan
31/4
22
Feb
474
1
Inc
International Petrol
Bupercrete Ltd
Jan
3 7b
*
277b
Feb
1
(Del)
17b
1
1
]
113%
Jan
3 5/8
1
Corporation
Thompson-Starrett
Ltd
Jan
24%
5
Corp
2 7a
2
37B
1
Corp
972
500
2,900
1
Sunset
3
s
Lawrence
1,900
37B
5
(Del)
Stop & Shop Inc
Stylon
Thew
Bt.
117B
277b
•
700
7A
2
37B
774
7b
10c
Products—
48,700
21,600
7%
50c
Haynes
&
1%
2,900
3
378
*
Inc..-
Avenue
(The F C)
Company
Consolidated Petroleum
Ryan
2 74
Feb
6874 Jan
Jan
5
Terry Industries Inc
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
817a
4,200
•
Co
Container
Teletro
1.50
Jan
1
ordinary
Corporation
Jan
153%
17B
Jan
33%
1
Technical Materiel
12
Feb
7b
2674
10c
Sterling Brewers Inc..
Sterling Precision ^Corp
Class
53%
137b
£1
10
143%
Jan
Jan
43/b
10%
74
26
Jan
Jan
A Jan
14,500
,
x71
123%
Jan
127a
20,500
1%
Jan
237a
**3 7b
10c
,50c
13/B
97b
360
1,100
Feb
6
1
ord regis
Raceway
47b
177a
47b
1965
3
72
1
Canada
StjCpl, Parts
1 %
6,800
Jan
2%
9
Co—
Jan
Elec
Products
Jan
5
3%
1
Inc
Field
2074
20
1
Gas
to
Feb
Feb
3 7a
Rogers Corp
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Rowland
Jan
97«
of
14
Feb
%93%
Feb
13
Ltd common
Valley
Gas &
Roosevelt
a
47a
3 7a
y
Roosevelt
277/b
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Jan/-!
1874
10
Co
Technical
Rochester
Jan
Jaif
300
1
Mining
extended
6%
18
19,400
Warrants .series A
Vtc
27%
Jan-
Jan
2,800
•*.
67B
Co Inc
Algom Mines
6 74
47b
19
1
Corp
Argentine
18%
6 %
Foil Inc
Industrial
Resistoflex
Rio
22
3,900
6 3%
Corp
Ridgeway Corp
Rio
6,400
5c.
Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Rico
7a
43%
18V4
li
Corp
Insurance
Republic
Republic
4
1
Co
&
187a
18
18
1
_
Dev
Investment
(Robert)
Remington
9
1
Soundcraft
Reliance
253%
173%
14
Investment
Reinsurance
Reis
27%
10
_____
Reeves
277a Feb
Feb
40c
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Reda Pump Co
Reeves
13
Co
123%
243%
13 7b
1
50c convertible preferred
Statham
Instruments
Inc
Steel
103%
2374
14
1
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Starrett (The) Corp commSn
R
300
123/4
10
Corp
class
9
24%
lo
Inc
Standard-Thomson
8,000
Jan
583%
2874
1
Co
Standard
12%
200
2,200
1
(Kentucky)
Standard
Q
Jan
65
34%
30
Corp
Metals
95%
65
33 7a
•
Feb
Oil
5,600
65
337b
Feb
247b
Standard
107b
Feb
Jan
107B
91
Standard
10
Feb
5
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
837a
107b
Feb
5
Corp
Jan
4A
100
1
Jan
4%
66
2474
25
.
Southland
325
Feb
62
Material* Co Inc
873%
9
Jan
120
preferred
1,900
853%
Feb
1474
200
2172
Trust
13,200
Jan
Jan
200
49
Estate
9
8
25 74
Jan
3,700
643%
25%
25
2,100
Real
9
67b
247b
25
preferred
5,300
Corp
Rath Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
8
Jan
7a
preferred
cumulative
233%
Rapid-American
53%
574 Jan
25
Jan
6774
407a
65 7a Jan
v
413%
4.78%
3,800
L
323%
4.88%
46 3%
t
317a
5%
91
Ramo Inc
Feb
j
3974
Feb
223%
Inc
33
457s, ,Jan
323/4
Jan
233%
Enterprises
Jan
400
3,290
407b
Jan
3
Ramco
28
61%
9,500
12 7b
53%
4%
Feb
33
12%
If
14%
Quebec Lithium Corp.
Quebec Power Co
423/4
113%
227b
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Corp
Feb
83/4
Jan
Colorado—
Pyle-National Co
3174
113/4
Jan
5%
88
3872
600
Feb
13%
20c
Jan
3174
1
5%
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
6 74
13,400
177b
5a
853%
Jan
12.50
Co
14%
100
47b
950
77B
103/b
44
preferred
5,900
67B
1,600
•
of
Jan
5%
Jan
67b
1,600
1
Gas
47b
Southern California Edison—
20
Company
Jan
Feb
1
Corp
Oil
1
common
72
33/b
1
1
1
Inc
Jan
5,800
1 7b
67B
193%
2%
5 ft
74
33/4
Jan
63/4
10 3%
66
46
1
2 7b
%
33/8
1
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553%
•—»
66%
123/b
1,200
A
35
•
18
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'
*
2 7a
1
10 3%
18
1
Inc
23%
11 %
Jan
Jan
14,100
14,800
418
,
5%
£1
Corp
417a
23/b
Co.__—__
Manufacturing
207a
12
Oil
(Howard) Paper Mills
447a
1
•
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Slick Airways Inc
Boss
~lVa
263/8
267a
Jan
57
3%
fr
.
20%
A
5,000
Ltd
Sonotone
High
2274 Jan
Publishing—
Venezuelan
Smith
Low
17,600
24 7a
~1
A
25c
;
preferred
Simpson's
Feb
247b
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24
1%
1
Shares
Boardman
oonv
Sinclair
Low
24
32 72
American
Feb
15
Shares
10c
Silvray Lighting Inc.
50c
Corp
(The)
4 7» %
700
150
67b
Ltd
Service
9
67a
Inc
convertible
Providence
87b
Jan
67B
2%
Prophet
7%
Inc—10c
66:
Mfg
3,800
for Week
2
Silver Creek Precision
Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
Feb
Jan
•
$1.25
Feb
10 3A
11%
1
Progress
4%
Jan
1,100
Pratt & Lambert Co
Mines
Jan
71/4
147a
Corp
Alexander
Proctor-Silex
3%
14 74
Power Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Preston
87s
1,700
14 3/8
(The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Prentice-Hall
Feb
4,700
10
100
100
6%
,—2
B
10
Products
&
8%
100
41/4
Jan
5
•
Polycast
Powdrell
~83%
1
Polymers
Electronics
Poloron
8%
50
Pneumatic Scale
Polarad
■'
9%
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie__
Pittsburgh Railways Co..
Plastic
4
10
4
Piasecki
Pierce
47a
pesos
6
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
$3
6%
Week's
Last
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Simca
34
Friday
Sale Price
Exchange
High
Jan
22%
7,100
1%
American Stock
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
STOCKS
.
Range Since Jan. 1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Perfect
(Range for Week Ended February 24)
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
'
.
35
IVA
37B
1
1A
1A
•
453%
453%
2.60
57b
47B
q
3A «l&n
Feb
4A Feb
1A ^b
57s
400
5,100
5
%
Jan
47b
Feb
6
3%
Jan
43%
46
Jan
7y$
Jan
42
Jan
48
Jan
Ltd—
dep rets ord regis
10s
RR
100
&
Canal
172
1737a
30
172
Jan
174
Feb
36
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
United
Pacific Aluminum
U
S
Air
U
S
Ceramic
U
S
Foil
U
S
Conditioning Corp
Tile
8%
3%
900
3%
Jan
3%
6%
600
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
35%
13,300
33%
Jan
39%
Feb
American
Consolidated
Universal
Container
Controls
11
10
Corp
37
Oil
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Marion
4%
Jan
1,400
31%
Jan
1,800
6%
123,100
12 %
Feb
100
28%
Jan,
75,000
13%
Jan
8%
Jan
714
7%
12%
13%
30
30
15%
17%
8%
13%
17.78
;
17
•
•
Corp
25,900
36%
8%
8%
11%
;8% Jan
1,700
7%
25c
Utah-Idaho Sugar
3,900
7%
7
7'/a
Corp cl A com_10c
Inc
11%
37%
10%
1
25o
Rubber Reclaiming Co
Universal
Chemoil
Jan
35%
35 Va
'
Feb
8%
Feb
Van
Norman
Venture
Victor
Industries
Viewlex
Inc
subord
General
Lithium
5%s
6%
Jan
Midland
Feb
11%
14%
46,000
11
Jan
14%
Feb
National
Bellas
15%. 16"%
54,300
13%
Jan
16%
Feb
National
Research
—
-250
17
15%
25,600
14
Jan
18
Feb
Jan
•
5%
4,900
18
5s
10 %
18,900
10%
Jan
National
8%
7%
8%
37,000
6%
Jan
8 %
Jan
5%s
17%
17%
17%
900
16%
Jan
18%
Feb
13%
14%
600
12%
Jan
15%
Jan
lOo
19%
17%
19%
31,100
12%
Jan
19 %
Feb
10 Mi
1
9%
8%
New
Co
6%
Inc
non-cum
Waltham
Webb &
Jan
800
1%
Jan
800
4%
Jan
7
Feb
14,300
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
6'/2
6%
6%
1
1%
1%
2
1
1%
lOo
1%
•
80%
80%
3%
3%
3%
Products
Jan
Jan
81%
3%
2'%
1A
1%
1,700
x21% x22%
2
1,500
800
Iths
50o
21%
7/a
Development Co
Western
Gold
Western
Leaseholds Ltd
Western
Nuclear
Western
"4%
4%
—1
~4%
Jan
1%
Jan
22%
90%
5,900
3%
Feb
5%
Jan
4%
4,800
3%
m
2 31
100
2 31
Feb
3%
Jan
3%
3%
2,600
27/a
Jan
4%
Jan
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
American
Western
Uranium
&
10c
Inc
4%
-•
Inc
3%
5o
dep rets ord shares
& Stationery
Coal
Inc
40'A
900
24'A
24%
1,050
10
Shoe
Manufacturing
Eagle International Inc
White
White
River
Wickes
Oil
(The)
Wieboldt
Stores
Williams
Brothers
Wilson
(R C)
American
6%
dep
Jan
27'A
27%
Jan
3'A
27%
Jan
49%
20
Jan
21'
13'A
Jan-
14 7%
14%
2,100
10
4,500
4
1,000
9%
9%
3%
3%
18'A
18'%
18%
Jan
8'%
Jan
18'%
2,600
18
Feb
18%
94%
24
Jan
11%
19%
Feb
11%
77%
1,150
19%
500
18
5a
—
Hargreaves
Ltd
"l
40c
"l'/a
1
Jan
11,200
1%
Bale
1
Off-Shore
Petroleum
22%
22 7%
900
50c
10o
Co..
Corp
6%
6%
6%
1,000
5
Jan
7'A
5%
5%
5%
1,500
4%
Jan
6%
Stock
Interest
Port
&
Sale Price
or
Usco
5Vis
Inc
Steel
CvAmer
subord
conv
A
&
Pump 4s inc debs
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1
1998Boston
Edison
23/4S
series
1994.
___ _
Interest
Period
6%s
mtge
1st
mtge
1st
mtge &
4%s
'•*
2%s 1970
coll trust 3%s
&
stamped
(Plan
of
3%s
1971
1952
1927)
(Issue
of
Oct
1927)
of
debentures
sinking
fund
debentures
Aprll-Oct
,_April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1973
1st
mtge &
coll trust
4'As
1977
1st
mtge &
coll trust 4'As
1978
4%s
1st
debentures
mtge &
5'/as
U
f
s
f
s
coll tr 5s
States
1980
(Republic
Sinking
Rio de
High
Jan
3s
1
stamped
value,
par
.
4s
debs
3%s
4'As
conv
Vendo
„
Corp
conv
of
1997
1983
(Plan
Deferred
a
2s
A)
Bonds
subord
debentures
1969
1976
120
2
120
120
3
88
89
88%
First
and
refund mtge
1st
& ref 3s series F
1st
& ref 2%s series G
Bonds
Friday's
and
ask
Low
No.
High
New York Stock
Range Since
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
First and refund mtge
1st
2%s
ser
2%s
High
ref
M
3%s
ser
J
ser
5
94 3A
92%
92%
94%
1
91'A
prices;
1982
96%
l6I'A
1995
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C
1st lien & ref 4s ser F 1983
subord
•
.
-
.
'»* '
f.
■
Wabash RR
'•
income .debs
"
.
3
99% 100%
41
96%
32
98
102
16
104
103% 104'A
35
98%
103%
Penn
Power
West
100%
101 '/a
Electric
West
--
97%
—
98%
89
.
118
98%
100%
Shore
4s
5'As
94'A
5s
91 %
$86'A
89'A
91
f
86'A
93%
gtd
gold
2%s
May-Nov \
74%
May-Nov
a-'f-
,
r
!■
—:
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—
116%
86'A
«
86
92
99%
91%
80%
— —
88%
90%
--
99%
84
91
92
5
97
99%
1
104'/; 104'A
99
104'A
$104% 105
105
102'A
105
105'A
31
101
105'A
104% 104%
10
104%
104%
102 'A 102 'A
8
100'A
102'A
'
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102%
91'A
$86%
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$98%
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;
91%
9
68
68 •
91 -/
92'/a
88'A
89'A
89'A
91'A
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w«i<
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'
•
—
99% 100
—
—
13
9 8'A
100
96%
15
96%
63%
—
68%
—
68%
,
V
•'
/
.
;
1st
3'As
series
13%
13'A
$88
13'A
87%
66
66
99
99
62
107
44
45%
1
48
55
•
■
66
—
87%
62
$120
■
——
'
■
$87
--
•
66
■
•
1
$80
$80
'.
$99
.
-Iw
■
'
'
$65
45%
44%
45%
48
—
being
transacted
48
during
24
83%
92'A
35
118'A
84%
5
83
•89
"
79
89%
86'A
86%
5
74%
*84%
,
Last
•90%
11
week.
2000—Feb-Aup
;
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan. 1
No.
Low
High
49%
48%
48%
2
48%
97
97
5
943/4
__
__
—
91
91%
11
953/.
99
53 %
56
A
1970—Feb-Aug
3%s 1967_Jan-July
;•
__
May-Nov
1
__
*92%
I
gld
1966
Ja7i-July
2361
Jan-July
2361
Jan-July
1969—April-Ocf
A
ser
1979—
99%
3%s
Electric
A
ser
1981
1984
Corp
54%
Jan-July
Ja?i-July
Whirlpool
&
debentures
1975
Jan-July
May-Nou
Corp 3'As s f debs 1980—__Feb-Aug
4%s s f debs 1978
_j_Jan-July
Co
55%
54
55'A
55
55'A
33
53%
95%
95%
2
95%
97
*81'A
83%
81'A
81%
*75%
85%
.
*91'A
—
'
85%
*73%
__
*92%
—
1013/4
101
.
93'A
101
_
101%
943/4
85%
__
56
78'A
*933A
__
-
„
*100% 105
__
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
convertible
54%
r*
__
—May
2%s
98%
98
—
:
April-Oct
1982
debentures
98!
94
2
85%
__
_
91 y2
_
I"
__
91 \u
92%
30
95
101%
94
o3
__
93%
85%
-
92%
ima/,
'
i 83
84%
1st
79
82 'A
93'A
25
91
93%
73'A
74%
Co—
Electric
mortgage
Power
27%s
Public
2004—
Jan
2%s
1
Jan-July
2029
1976
1979
Service
3'As
May
aJune-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
61%
61%
62'A
15
go'A
62%
__
40'%
41
5
39%
42%
-J
81
81
5
793/,
ai
*_
__
91
»9i%
~~
__
9^
,
86 'A
89
RR
mortgage 4s series A
mtge 4%s inc series A
Wisconsin
86%
Central
Yonkers
Elec Lt
You-ngstown
1st
mtge
& Power
Sheet
4%s
&
2%s
Tube
series
H
1976
Jan-July
•
_
Co—
92
.
.
—
1990
April-Oct
„»
104% 104%
15
--1
7*
100
104%
—
90%
—
116% 117
11
114%
90%
117
c.-'
sr..
aJDff,errf^ delivery sale not included in
in -the
,
included
k
the
•73%
76
70%
75
•73
76
72
73%
79
79%
__
year's
included in
not
-
*79%
or
Sale Price
Mar-Sept
First
,
74%
current
145
89
—
the
Week's Range
May-Ndv ,__4
series
4s
i
n
reported
Bankruptcy Act,
or
y
year's
sale
Ex-coupon.
not
range,
d Ex-interest,
included in the year's
selling flat.
no
e
Odd-lot
range-
r
sale
not
Cash
sal#
'
'
-
being in bankruptcy, receivership,
securities assumed by such
companies.
as
Friday's bid and ask prices;
A Bonds
the
Under-the-rule
range,
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
? Companies
•
range,
the year's
.
$115
.
$11%
1971
w
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
-April
Gen mtge income 4 %s series B Jan 1991
April
First mortgage 3'As series B
1971
Feb-Nov
91
86
{,
95
84
$86
"
— -
104'A
Period
;3%s 1974
3%s
debentures
income
3%s
98%
•86
Mar-Sept
-Feb-Aup
•
•86%
—
96%
87
'
92'A
$91'A
Interest
Maryland
Westinghouse
9 8'A
Oo—
sales
no
Exchange
Ry 1st 4s
mortgage 3'As.series C
1st
104'A
RR
registered
Western
lp5%
1
79%
1973-April-Oct
2008
..
ref
Penn
Gen
Jan-July
95-.
10
T—
'
Wisconsin
April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B
6s
first
Terminal
West
I
—
84%
1981—June-Dee
45
(Range for Week Ended February 24)
Lighting gen mtge
mortgage 3s 1979
General
92%
10
/
__
101
101
H 1980—Mar-Sept
I
150
delivery
Westchester
June-Dec
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
General mortgage 4'As
1983
•
RR
Washington
139% 145
1975—Mar-Sept
96%
91
92%
Low
Warren
Mar-Sept
ser
mortgage & refund 3%s
&
E
1979
*
$81
-
Wisconsin
1978—
133
—
$80
2012—Jan-July
BONDS
Wilson
Mar-Sept
—
"
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust
certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Co—
4 %s
conv
subord
debs
1980
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
1st
—
»
used
98%
Mar-Sept
22
99
receivership.
Abbreviations
Western Pacific RR Co
June-Deo
150
95%
'■
$87
T
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23/4s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970_
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
debentures
91
120%
being traded flat.
93
•91%
98'/a
8
66
90%
Jan-July
89%
America—
subord
96
i
Mar-Sept
28
V
Vanadium
96'A
__June-Dec
93
104% 105'/a
104
96%
90'A
119
'
1972
2C08
$ Friday's bid
§ Reported in
101
April-Oct
Jan-July
4
of) —
fund
Janeiro
A
May-Nov
i
/
—
transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend., h Ex-principal.
11 Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for
cash
(not included in year's range),
t Ex-diatribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
100%
100% 100%
100%
May-Nov
1976
1967
Steel
138 ~
May-Nov
April-Oct
5s
53
•89
.Jan-July
May-Nov
,*■:
debentures
debentures
United
1980
debentures
2%s
Rubber
S
2%s
.
1978
:
96
__
$83
May-Nov
2'/as
A)
50
•89%
——
-
—
98'A
$64
.Jan-July
2008
1947_
99
92%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
1972
96%
36
—
Assn—
1947
Denmark
(Plan
stamped
2%s
A)
May
94%
Jan-July
99%
93
96
Bogota—
of
•82 %
Jan-July
coll trust 3'As 1972
coll trust 3%s 1975
&
f
s
97
'
—«■
Feb-Aug
8
Low
Corp
99
99%
„
91
$120%
149
Jan-July
1949
147
or
;Last
Sale Price
91
'
.
97%
Jan-July
Jan-July
6%s
(issue
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Gas
„
Friday
New York Stock Exchange
80
98%
1
132%
'
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
1st
■
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1967
(Prov)
Continued from page 31
United
v
*
*1
i__—Jan-July
53
88%
88%
__June-Dec
$963/8
91%
'As, 1970
1951
100
120
—Quar-Feb
95%
$88'A
April-Oct
1971
1974
91%
93
__June- Dec
1970
A
3
50
—June-Dec
."jf!
(Ji CO
77
$99%
105'A
1967
B
Peru
Jan
23
Low
No.
88%
116'A
.
16
99
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
.
19/0
3s
99
100
1974__ __June-Dec
debs
3%s
(Calif)
A7s
Jan. 1
Sold
High
99
__Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
—Feb-Aup
1
Waterways
series
Maianhao
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
88%
100
121
78%
—W
;
Jan-Aup
7s
series
•No
Bid & Asked
,
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
:
Savings Banks and Clearing
Adjustment debentures—
Mortgage Bank
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
'1
219
130
77%
95%
>
—_Mar-Sepf
;
Electric
5'As
Feb
bonds
American
122
_Mar-Sept
&
4'As
Feb
Friday
135
'
Gas
(Germany)
Debt
Jan
22%
Co
Jewelry
Zapata
Zapata
104
'•
116'A
112
—
June-Deo
Parana
Jan
61'A
57%
■
$86'A
'
Feb-Aug
Gas
Gas
Mortgage Bank
20%
1965.
:
A7s
~1
33
99
1981—May-Not>
'62—Jan-July
:
Knapp Inc 5s debs
German
8-& Jan
Feb
—
.
29
*
3s
1985
California
AHanover
—
£1
3s
1985—
Counties
ADanzig
Jan
Jan
10%
61'A
129%
■
78%
June-Dec
Jan
18%
10
144
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Feb
Jan
10 %
—
129
debs
conv
1982
ABaden
Feb
Jan
19%
Corp
Webb
Jan
90'A
.1"
1964-.,
Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Jan
22'A
94
—
May-Nop
April-Oct
—
1983
Feb
5'A
21'A
Feb
25
18'A
1
regular
J
K
&
8
118
Jan
30
18'A
93%
2
ord
series
series
M
11%
5
118
"'Jan
*■10%
■
3% 'Feb-^/
,.
■
—Jan-July
1998_Jan-July
6s
1982
L
60
1964—June-Dec
1982
I
series
8%
144
122
115
April-Oct
H
Feb
22
3'As
Wasatch
Jan
9,900
1968
1981
series
series
116
8
•'*- Lt
"
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
1976
series
Southwestern
Jan
1,700
•
preference
Wright
7%
1963
3'As
1979
Southern
Ltd—
rets
F
Southern
Jan
Feb
%
53%
1,000
20%
Industries Inc
Jan
44
3'A
14
Newspaper Machine
W)
Jan
49%
20
(John) Industries Ltd
(F
29%
23%
25
100
pfd
Feb
2%
1
5% preferred
Woodall
series
4%s
•
'
1978
5s
133
129
May-Noo
1976
E
4%a
Jan
39'%
14'A
common
Wood
D
series
4%s
17® Feb
23%
1
4%%
C
series
4'As
Jan
32%
47
20%
*
Wood
41
Jan
3,000
10
Industries
Wisconsin Pwr & Light
Woolworth
%
-1
& Co
Brothers
%
*
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
100
600
Inc
Co
Jan
23%
1
1
S
Corp
Corp
49%
"%
lOo
Stag Mfg Co__
Wichita
49'A
1
Jan
28%
%
38%
20
Westmoreland
JA
30%
20
11,000
%
40%
la
•
Tablet
Weyenberg
series
G
80 \
76
11
8%
■
v.
" 61 'A
.
1976—Jan-July
1973
4%a
Westmoreland
'
139
_ApriZ-Oct
1973
B
series
100'A
$8%
Inc—
to
Edison
A
series
3s
Jan
4%
California
series
3%s
235
81
103% 116
—
Ltd—
Power
2%s
Jan
4
debs
Water
3%s
Jan
24
'
Aprll-Ocf
:
Power
&
3%s
Jan
42'A
19%
-
1971
3 %s
Feb
Jan
36%
8
_
■
Jan-July
liq tr ctfs—
1961
Co
mortgage
3s
Feb
2%
18%
100
pfd
Jan
Southern
Feb
Feb
4
Feb
11
19%
145
'
■
debentures
extended
subord
conv
Harbor
41
19%
114%
Jan-July
1984—April-Oct
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
Jan
1%
75
1,200
5%s
40
93%
103
.
$78
May-Nov
1970—
5%s
Power
mortgage 3s
Safe
128
—;
:
Mar-Sept
1st
145
April-Oct
1970
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967
Feb
88%
1 Yt
Inc
1
70
"
2%
2%
1.25
3%
38,400
81%
1
preference
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western
Feb
85
3%
Company Inc
Chemical
10%
Jan
10
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
West
Jan
70
3%
Co
Instrument
Knapp Inc common
&
4
50
4
pfd—
conv
46,800
!
Television
Pennsylvania Water
3'As
1970——
Jan
10%
81
83
6
Jan
83%
6%
9'A
•
100
common
new
Precision
series
C6
Vv eiman
3%
—•
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfs
7% preferred
—Bond
Power
1st
128
70
89%
Mar-Sepf
.
1953
—
Corp—
Theatres &
due
95
65
.
England Power 3'As
Ohio
May
1961
1975
subord
Nippon Electric
High
J92
135
May-Nov
1993
5s
1963
4s
Hess
1974
6'As
B
1963,.
6s
debs
RR
convertible
—25c
Inc_
Waitt &
Valley
Co— .—2
.
Coke
1993
A
series
America—
5%
Products
Aircraft
of
Low
72
--
Feb-Aup
1972
subord
14%
w
Waco
Corp
conv
Jan. 1
No.
40%
Jan-July
Realization Trust 6%%
16%
Vogt Manufacturing
Vornado
Jan
5%
Jan
Range Since
Sold
RR—
Mtge Bank
bs
Bonds
High
t70
.
Inc
Jan
Jan
1978
Western RR 4s
"IIH
A
Corporation—
Virginia Iron Coal &
Food
5%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
■
■
Altalian Power
47/a
3%s
Corp—
&
Feb
Jan
5
300
1,300
or
Sale Price
Feb-Aug
1975—
debentures
ZZi
—
Vinco
Vita
5%
6
1973
series
4s
Development
Co_.
Instrument
class
5%
-Last
Period
Division—
J
4s
6%
Co—
(The)
5
10%
N
Residential
8%
2,900
5
5
.—1
warrants.
Capital Corp of America.
Paint
Victoreen
10%
10%
5>A
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber—.
of
General Builders
6s
debs
mortgage
Registered
Hydrometals
10%
debs
Western
&
mortgage
Finland
Feb
17%
Lack
Aist
Jan
31%
-
1st
Jan
16%
subord
conv
Lackawanna
Feb
8%
Jan—
"6%s
Delaware
Jan
40
6s
Chicago Transit Authority
Davega Stores Corp—=
Feb
7%
.
Industries
AGuantanamo
1
Valspar Corp
Interest
Exchange
Low
Jan
6%
1
Universal
Universal
Jan
-
Stock
High
7%
1
B
class
Co
3%
American
1,800
3%
500
Co
Low
7%
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7'A
1
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
(Range for Week Ended February 24)
for Week
Shares
,
Sales
of Prices
Friday
.
sales being
or
reorganized under Section
transacted during current week.
77
of
Volume
Number
193
6033
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
(941)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Last
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended February 24)
Exchange
Week's
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
1
Low
High
30
301/4
71
17%
187/s
1,194
,
American
Motors
Corp
American
Tel
Anaconda
Tel
&
Boston
Edison
Boston
Personal
Calumet
Copper
—
Inc
Range
Eastern
6%
First
National
Motor
Island
—
Shawmut
Stone
Stop
&
United
Shoe
U
S
S
Western
Jan
633/4
Jan
611/4
Feb
900
87%
Jan
110 %
11
221/2
Jan
263/4
139
73%
Jan
85%
16%
20
I6V4
161/4
:
825
,195
13%
13%
23%
23 V*
24
50°/4
44
50%
71%
_
...
_
Jan
503/4
73
Jan
A
Allen
71
F
337
11%
Jan
14
Jan
American
32 V*
240
29%
Jan
32%
Feb
Avis
63%
74
53
Jan
633/4
Feb
49%
2,025
34%
Jan
493/4
Feb
Brown-McLaren
441/4
150
37%
Jan
44V4
Feb
Buell
22%
Feb
22%
1,239
17%
63%
651/4
359
543/4
Jan
653/4
Feb
50%
160
463/4
30
10
26 3/4
Jan
32
121/4
113/4
Jan
121/4
45'/4
1,460
403/B
Feb
49%
Jan
Die
Diamond
Eagle
&
Gamble
Rapid-American
U
S
Motor
Fruehauf
■'
Goebel
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
6%
10
7%
High
Jan
Playing
Paige
Lakes
Hastings
Feb
313/a
Feb
Jan
40 3/4
Feb
47
108
37%
Jan
47
Feb
973/4
Jan
108%
Feb
200
36 3/4
Jan
44'/2
324
22 V2
Jan
263/4
Feb
20
Jan..
24%
Feb
441/2
61%
109
Jan
613/4
Feb
Masco
31%
31%
1,121
30'A
Jan
32%
Feb
149'A
493
132 Vb
Jan
150 3/4
Feb
140
23%
Jan
28
Feb
Mt
98
263/4
Jan
30%
Feb
1491/4
146
27%
28
29%
28
30%
-
''
Rickel
American
Cyanamid
Tel
Ampex
Feb
Rudy
27%
Jan
65
32%
Jan
35%
Feb
150
21%
Jan
24 %
Feb
20
34%
Jan
37%
Feb
43%
Feb
47%
Jan
18
18%
170
16%
Feb
18%
571
103%
Jan
116%
18
45%
45;
61
..
21%
20%
22%
50
52%
52%
53
73%
72%
73%
43%
43%
15
25%
319
281
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247
25%
3
16%
15%
16%
13
13%
13%
13%'
i
Corp
,
-
20%
Jan
80
44%
Jan
135
25
■___;
•
Feb
10
Feb
7%
7%
7%
426
7
Feb
8
50%
Baltimore
_!
Ohio_:__
&
Bethlehem
—___100
67%
Jan
73%
Brunswick
Jan
45%
Feb
22
Jan
25%
1
1
■
'
-
''
*
'
'•
:
*
13%
Jan
16%
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp *
Jan
15%
Feb
Corn
Ohio
Dow
Du
Steel
-.
64%
Jan
70%
Jan
19%
Jan
23%
Feb
40%
Jan
^
2%
44%
2%
2%
535
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
53
.
.Feb
Federated
Ford
.
5%
Feb
Acme
; 28
Jan
35%
Feb
Admiral
Jan
Advance Ross Electronics
Akron Brass Mfg
Tel' &
59%
Jan
67%
38
Jan
44% Feb
Alleghany Corp
74
51%
Jan
54%
Feb
Allis Chalmers
34%
35%
31%
Jan
33%
Feb
Aluminium
23 %
Jan
24%
Feb
51
Jan
56% Feb
American
Airlines
77%
Jan
85%
Feb
American
Jan
19%
Feb
137
2%
Feb
1,883
28 %
Jan
31
Feb
9%
9%
9%
399
8%
Jan
10
Jan
5
5
5
250
5
Feb
>•'6%
Martin
(P)
__j_
(new)
Co
55%
Jan
68%
Feb
15
Jan
17% Feb
85%
103
19%
19%
20
63%
65
17%
17%
50
73
75%
64%
150
Aluminum
Co
American
of
Jan
"'il%
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
210
10%
Jan
15
15
Corp
3%
200
2%
Jan
4
3%
240
3%
Feb
3%
Feb
42%
3%
43%
2,156
36%
Jan
43%
Feb
27%
27%
656
24% Feb
27%
Feb
2%
321
2
Feb
10
200
8Va
Jan
22%
530
21%
Feb
2
9%
22%
16%
16%
100
Minnesota
Co
71%
Feb
American
Investment Co
22
185%
Jan
211
Feb
American
Mach
83
104
Feb
114
Jan
40% Jan
American Motors Corp
American Rad & Stano
39%
American
Steel
American
Tel &
■38%
.39"%
35%
250
v
77%
Jan
Feb
69 %
70%
63%
Jan
70%
Jan
23%
23%
31
19%
Jan
23%
Monsanto
43%
124
40%
Jan
45% Feb
113
Montgomery
Cash
Feb
73% Jan
Jan
44% Feb
American
Tobacco
26%
Jan
30% Feb
American
Viscose
36%
35%
36%
113
21%
21%
21%
36%
36 % *■
101
150
52
51%
52
*
52%
51%
i
52%
,
45%
46%
National
50
50
317
50
Feb
50%
Feb
Friday
Sales
Range
for Week
ef Prices
Shares
Low
•.
Jan
,
•46%
Feb
Anaconda
Jan
34%
34%
37
36%
37
42
40%
42
59
-
62%
500
20%
20%
2,500
14
13%
14%
1.000
8%
4.800
7 Ya
8
N Y Central
North
80
77%
2
52
Feb
Feb
Armco
&
50%
48%
*
32%
30%
Jan
Feb
$1.50
(111)
Pennsylvania
Atchison
34%
Feb
30%
Jan
39
Feb
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Petroleum
Pure
42
Feb
5%
117
70%
Jan
80% Feb
Athey
103
44%
Jan
50%
Feb
Atlantic
Feb
2nd
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco
St
Regis
Schenley
Sears
Paper
Industries
Roebuck
Sinclair
Socony
Oil
Mobil
Southern
_
■
80%
50% *
u
.
Feb
25%
25%
26%
5.000
27%
Feb
34%
33%
34%
1,700
32%
Jan
35%
Jan
69%
69%
200
687/a
Feb
75%
Feb
1
23%
22%
23%
2,200
21%
Jan
24%
Feb
•
1
50%
49%
50%
700
43%
Jan
50%
Feb
37%
37
37%
3,200
34%
Jan
37%
Jan
10
44%
44%
45%
2,000
43%
Feb
47%
Jan
_
1
—
3.50
21%
106
400
20%
Jan
1,100
85%
Jan
16 %
Feb
18%
Jan
147/.
12,000
1,100
12%
Jan
14%
Feb
33%
1,000
27%
Jan
33%
Feb
112% 114%
3,200
103%
Jan
116%
Jan
20%
100
21 %
106
San
18%
17%
18%
(Un) --—8
14%
14%
32%
1
33%
33%
114%
1)3
1%
38,500
li3
72%
73
500
^65%
Jan
25
47%
47%
100
52%
50
_io
1
common
Refining Co
10
61%
61%
50
59%
Jan
63
5
28V4
25%
Jan
28% Feb
Bailey Selbum
55%
Jan
60%
Feb
85'A
Jan
95%
Feb,
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bastian-Blessing Co
17
Railway
28
28
59%
59%
94
94
94
18%
*._i.
——
—*
1
17%
70
8
18%
50%
63
56%
58
53%
1,400
44
Jan
53%
Feb
13%
14
2,900
13 %
Jan
14
Jan
39%
400
35%
Jan
39%
Feb
73
52
10
59 %
59%
60
_5
■
!•_.
68%
Jan
45
1,800
38
Jan
46%
Feb
25%
1,700
21%
Jan
25%
Feb
41%
41%
100
37
Jan
41%
Feb
24%
2,800
21%
Jan
25%
Jan
9%
500
9%
Jan
10
Feb
Jan
22%
Feb
Jan
52 ¥a
73%
;
56%
_1„__15*
*
56'.'
56%
44
5
43%.
43%
43%
1
.; 50%
50%
-
Jan
13%
Jan
Bendlx
47 %
Jan
50%
Feb
Benguet Consolidated
53
Jan
58%
Feb.
Jan
37%
Feb
Jan
54%
Jan
56% Feb
60% Feb
93 %
Jan
30
34%
Jan
22
Jan
.70 '
44
.
Gossett
.
80
U
.
6i
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54% Feb
.
:
-
Gas
24
23%
38%
class
50
Jan
52%
21
100
49%
52%
400
17
44%
Feb
39%
42%
2,100
38%
Feb
42%
Feb
16%
2,500
13 Va
Jan
16%
Feb
5%
Jan
A
Booth
Feb
Feb
Brach
Feb•
Brunswick
56%
Feb
Feb-
53%
'
Borg-Warner
13%
106
•
100
500
106
92 Va
Inc
Jan
Jan
Jan
21
Jan
20%
700
17%
16%
16%
2,200
14%
65
67%
500
1%
600
44%
44%
2,700
40
Jan
45
Jan
25%
25%
100
23
Feb
25%
Feb
Feb
~1%
8
44 %
—
com w
i
1%
•
72
1%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
5
42
41%
42%
900
36%
Jan
26
25%
26
700
25%
Feb
28
Feb
35 Va
Jan
38 %
Feb
38%-
1,100
40
39%
40%
1,050
48%
59 %
Budd Company
5
15 %
15%
15%
16,200
1,400
1
19%
18%
19 Va
Jan
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)
5
35%
33%
35%
Feb
Burton-Dixie
24
24
24
Corp
1 Vb
17%
Feb
Feb
5
—
57
new
65
42%
•
(E J)
Corp
Feb
Feb
111
20%
pi
(Un)__
Corp
Corp
Sons
7A
15%
Jan
16%
•
&
13
50
20%
5
s_.
Fisheries
7A
14%
1
13
2
Steel Corp (Un)
Manufacturing Co new
Boeing Airplane
44%
,
9%
21
10
Bethlehem
44%
Jan
9%
15%
(Un)
Binks
27
,
t
73 %* Feb
42%
Co
Corp
39%
,*..39% Jan
.
&
106%
'«
•
15%
Mfg Co__
Bell
49%
...
.
26% '26%
_3
Belden
10
*
38% .38%
38%
_L__1.40
Feb
Feb-
34%
105% 106 Va
5
18%
15
.
&
51%
132
56%'
Oil
Feb
30
37%
56%
400
42%
25%
Jan
339
..20
.
37%
•
5
r
,
Feb
3
12%
100
50
5
13%
...
Feb
Feb
50%
2.50
Corporation
45% Jan
100
.10
13%
50%
.
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..
51% : 51 %:.
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10
Automatic Canteen Co of America
Avco
1%
75
41% Jan
45
4
5
33%c
Feb
25%
HII*
10
75% Feb
i______10
Jan
39%
13%
2.50
preferred
33%
1
21 Va
106
Feb
12.50
Corp
Jan
,____
Feb
—10
Products
Jan
_J
21%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
28
—
Jan
Jan
12%
non-cum
61%
1
10%
10% Jan
23% Feb
__U
preferred
70
;
Feb
Jan
2,700
.111111-5
32
—
Corp
V8
12%
(Un)
32%'
—1.
Oil
Radio
Feb
14
12%
Common
Jan
102
;.
«
RR
Feb
21%
12%
I 166%
Refining
75%
2
69%
12.50
__
(Ill)
&
conv
36%
207.
„
Co.
Oil
75%
Aviation
High
Jan
17% Jan
10% Jan
16%
_i.25
Steel Corp
Armour
46%
Jan
Company
32
_
American
54%
3.300
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
52%
Jan
40%
206
,
,
5
^
Low
,
21%
Apache Corp
Feb
^
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20%
1)1
...
National Distillers
National Gypsum
National Lead _i
only
Week's
62%
(Un)
(Un)
5
Dairy
Feb
17%
(Un)__
36%
Jan
Jan
..43
97
46%
*
—
Jan
Jan
Jan
Corp
36%
20%
'
27
1
I
Feb
8 Va
7
13%
21%
Co
21%
34% Feb
32%
55.
5
Register
16%
14%
935
Rights
61
40%
412
•
Ward
National
Jan
345
8%
Fdry
Tel
604
•
Jan
Jan
Feb
23
7%
Foundries
810
.»
Chemical
10
Jan
42%
43%
&
28 %
....
2%
Feb
14%
UIi
(Un)
179
•
Mining
15%
.
7%
II
107% 108%
44%
.
Feb
3%
14%
com
(Un)
Cyanamid
65%
;
1%
6%
1
1
America
27%
i
175
3,540
—10
I"
H_I
209% 211
74%
5
_
1%
7%
'
Mead
Jan
1%
15
1
Mfg
43
1
McGraw Edison
Feb
—50c
Ltd
62%
_
2%
6%
~6%
16%
Paramount Theatres (Un)
American Can Co (Un)
84%
*
Ashland
Lorillard
Feb
2%
30%
lo
(Un)
27%
L_
Jan
19%
5
Broadcasting
16
243
44%
,
25 %
Jan
22%
new
240
57
3
Tel.
Feb
17%
42%
UIIIIIII
Corp.
54%
-1—8%
International Harvester—,
Feb
22 %
176
2
"
63%
_
Oil
5%
122
18%
7
Co
5
I
Goodyear
International
Steel
_1%
!
Jan
22%
18%
Sale Price
3.33%
!
100
22 Va
—
5
52%
1
Telephone
5%
22%
Par
42%
63
1
Greyhound
Gulf
19%
45
5
Motors
General
Jan
4
Laboratories
64%
44%;
1.25
Trailer
Dynamics
General Electric.!
General
Jan
34%
5
Motor
Fruehauf
17
34
34 %
63%
■<
7
General
2
Last
Abbott
1
i
Feb
2%
STOCKS
Feb
86,
—10v
StQjres
1%
Midwest Stock Exchange
i
5
Dept
1,100
30%
Feb
92
I
Jan
A compilation of the
rennd-let transactions
59%
81
1
2%
,
Jan
19% t
1.
'
Jan
1
43"%
.59%
56%
Kodak
1%
j
1,657
48%
24%'
Chemical
Pont—
Eastman
130
1%
30%
Jan
56%
I
2%
1%
1
~~
45%
23%
;
Feb
2%
1%
2
42 % Feb
56%
__
Feb
5,367
2.370
HUH
47%
23%
Curtiss-Wright
Dayton Power & Light
Detroit
32%
33.306
HUH.
1
HIIIUllo
Jan
-5
:.
Jan
44%
I_
Jan
1
Products
28 Va
23%
HUH
l
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Hill III
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Jan
2
Electric
705
j,
37%
.
10
So
Jan
32%
Jan
72%
10
32%
42
1
Gas
Columbus &
Feb
4%
43%
II" 1
II.Ul
40
22
44%
41%
k
_
17%
Jan
23%
10
^
52
Jan
4Va
71%
25
.
Colgate-Palmolive
/
Jan
14%
390
44%
IIIIII5
140
34%-
43%
18%
-
48 %
423
4%
23%
~
166
34%
5
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:
1
Service
Columbia
'
-
_—_25
_
Cities
•
2,796
17%
31%
5
Feb
13
10
•
42
.1
,
•
.
Feb
Jan
,
4Va
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Feb
44%
•
Corp
Burlington Industries
Burroughs
•
8
5'«
:
50%
17
5
Feb
-38%
58
!,
Steel'
Boeing Airplane
50%
—
•
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Feb
Jan
45
1
Oil
11
44%
Feb
23 %
Feb
35%
Jan
Jan
114%
Jan
Jan
Udylite Corporation
Upjohn Co
112
1%
10 Va
Studebaker-Packard
37%
%
2
600
Jan
38 %
Manufacturing
33%
23%
37%
113"%
Feb
95c
11%
Manufacturing
Sheller
l3/4
Jan
6%
Feb
Jan
Scotten Dillon
——10
,
'
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Armour
Avco
51%
Feb
33%
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;
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Ashland
Jan
23%
22%
33%
Co
1%
90c
Jan
Co
33%
Corp
Anaconda__.
Armco
44%
85
148
1,200
27%
~~~
&
23%
1.66%
Tel
&
45
25%
Jan
63/4
90c
3,471
HIIIII
1
Motors
American
51%
6Va
90c
1%
2,014
preferred
*
12.50
American
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25 Va
25%
15%
8 Va
Products
51%
*
Jan
535
Company
(H
14%
Jan
16%
35%
-
Clemens Metal
Parke Davis & Co
Prophet
Jan
2,315
Lakey Foundry
Lansing Stamping
Screw
13%
10%
Michigan Chemical, ^
Michigan Sugar common
60
A;
870
670
44%
(S S) Company
Kysor Heater
;
61%
2,534
16%
153/i
6%
—
Feb
43»/4
313/a
15%
153/i
32%
Kresge
518
24%
:
Jan
Jan
16%
11%
Kingston Products
40 3,4
107% 108%
Stocks
American Can
4%
9%
Manufacturing
Jan
Jan
37%
5
.Aluminium Limited
American Airlines
Jan
10 V*
Hoover Ball & Bearing—
King Seeley Thermos
27
27Vt
44%
_10
3%
11%
Chemical
26
Stores
562
10
common
277
2
Allis-Chalmers
19 Va
4%
43%
_
467
45'A
1
Jan
4%
.1.66%
25%
1
•4%
15%
—IU__H__i
40%
323/a
High
1,476
38
_
Trailer
231/4
Card-
Unlisted
Allied
Co
313/8
\
Low
17%
20
32VB
10
Range Since Jan. 1
High
17%
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11IIIIIIHI 1
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Feb-
8
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Shares
43%
_
Brewing
Great
for Week
IIIIIIIU_l
,
25%
t
Feb
\
39%
10
common
73%
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Bros
293/8
1
Feb
Sales
Range
•I Prices
Low
1
24'%
—
Feb
Jan
49 %
Exchange
Week's
Hi
5
Manufacturing
85%
46%
'
17%
«
Mfg
32%
108
Jan
1
__5
Hobart
Jan
Machine
40
.■•v
50
Cards
Kroger
67%
73%
Products.—II~II,
l
Corp
,1111s
313/s
10
1
Greeting
115
General Motors Corp
Shares
7%
_*
Picher
&
•
of Prices
Low
__lo
Gibson
Procter
Ford
for Week
1
National-
73%
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
Sales
Range
Par
Telephone.
73%
Edison
Graham
Milling
Feb
Manufacturing
Davidson
Exchange
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Cincinnati
Feb
40%
Feb
42Vj
Last
;
Cincinnati
42%
Last
Consolidated Paper
Continental Motors
Feb
70
12
;
8.50
Jan
156
426
Metal
Industrial
Briggs
Feb
533/8
Jan
30
43
common
76%
44%
44 %
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corporation
Jan
Cincinnati Stock
Gas
38%
44%
Friday
Detroit Steel Corp
Cincinnati
42% Feb
Jan
1
Feb
21'/*
21 %
_
Manufacturing
Champion Paper common-
Feb
37%
96
42%
Electric
45V4
49
Carey
39%
73
85%
44%
Wrigley Stores
Jan
32
*
_
85
38
84%
Par
C
40
13%
.
STOCKS
Feb
39%
37%
84%
43%
_
Feb
Jan
40
44 V*
Corp
_
130%
Sale Price
Economy Baler
Aeronca
Jan
Feb
10
12%
com 50
:*
116%
39'A
2%
_
W)
62%
—25
1
5
39%
Feb
1,293
70
common
...
Feb
STOCKS
143/a
2,357
32
*
'
Feb
124% 124%
9%
Detroit Stock
Detroit
(
59%
Jan
Jan
24 Va
Jan
42%
______
Machinery Corp
Jan
7%
54
723/8- Peb
74
1
.11%
213/4
41 V*
_
peb
20
47
indebted to the firm of W. E.
1HUTTON & CO. for the transmission
of these Cincinnati
prices.
are
Jan
Feb
47
7%
Feb
Feb
Feb
52 Va
55%
II ~~~~T •
IIIIlO
Electric
Feb
85V4
Feb
57%
Feb
26 V*
26 %
.
*+
7%
16%
Union
We
Jan
55%
III1111111_i
(F
506
Jan
53 %
46%, Jan
40% Jan
7%
10
Steel
Westinghouse
45 %
20 %
4
15
55%
IHIIIH*
Shoe
S
Feb
64 Va
49>/4
*
Inc
U
U
54 %
49%
44%
44%
1
High
10
Lines
Jan
953
_
Elec
Air
751
1
45%
_
Inc
System
United
Feb
12%
26 V*
__'
*
_
_
45
Feb
5,027
5
._
_.
Co
J\iVestinghouse
1,078
Feb
10%
~
65%
71 %
Smelting Refining & Min'g
Waldorf
415
72%
*
U S Rubber Co
12%
13%
__
45
85
.45
64 V*
_
Shop Inc
(Ohio)
Carbide
Woolworth
83%
RR
Fruit
Feb
621/4
"
-25
.
_
Webster
United
Feb
36
60%
*
Corp
Chemical
Torrington Co
16%
Jan
101% 110%
-50c
common
Association
&
Jan
Feb
69 V*
•*■
64%
1
Racing AssociationEngland Electric System
—20
New England Tel & Tel Co
100
Pennsylvania
13%
29%
11
—
Theatres
Mathieson
25
460
•!
Feb
58
'
Narragansett
Olin
Feb
72%
Jan
Oil
Studebaker-Packard
Feb
55
45
*
\
«
Inc__
Co
Railroad
17'/*
Jan
Jan
50%
_U~10
Union
Low
26%
49%
_25
(Ky)
Range Since Jan.
High
24%
'
__i-100
New
Northern
Feb
50 V*
16%
1
Boston
14%
15
67
1,181
36
Co
Loews'
50
53%
16%
5
Copper
17 V*
•
35%
5
Kennecott
.
52
Railway Co—
class A_^___ -100
Stores
Coal
29
10
Co
Creek
58
5
com_—_
Electric Co
General
72%
17
adjustment:
Ford
70
(Ind)
Oil
Standard
Feb
Shares
54%
Oil
Standard
Feb
533/8
26%
■>
.
for Week
•f Prices
Low
50c
Standard
Feb
117%
Jan
44
Rand
Standard Brands
Jan
Jan
102%
301/4
t
eo
56%
1st preferred
cum
Gillette
72'A
j.
Sperry
High
Jan
iu •/*
560
<■
Co—
26%
3,672
53%
10
Mass Street
cum
5%
114%
52 V*
—
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
LOW
112 Va
—25
CoJ,
Service
'
.50
Trust
Property
—
33%,,
_
_
_
Co
Hecla
&
—
18
1.66%
_
Company
Cities
«■
Agricultural Chemical—_
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Range
Par
,
Sale Price
Week'g
Last
Sale Price
Sales
-
37
i
new
5
;
common
common
wi
12.50
38%
-
37%
■s
34 Va
Jan
42%
Jan
44
Jan
59%
Feb
14
Jan
17 V*
Jan
2,300
16%
Jan
19 V* Feb
4,700
27%
Jan
35%
250
Feb
24%-. Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(942)
38
Monday, February 27, 196}.''
...
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended February 24)
(Un)
Pacific
Canadian
•.
of America
Corp
Celanese
Brewing Corp—:
Centlivre
Products
Certain-Teed
Corp
Chemetron
Corp
Ry
Northwestern
&
,
Chrysler Corp
Cincinnati
Bend—12.50
:
-25
»
Co
Service
Cities
Iron
Cleveland-Cliffs
Inc
Co
Coleman
Colorado Fuel
& Iron
Gas
Columbia
—
Commonwealth
(Un)
Edison
common
Merritt Chapma^i & Scott (Un)
Metropolitan Brick Inc—.——
1,700
Feb
Meyer Blanke Co—
12%
Jan
17
Feb
Mickelberry's
Food
Utilities
Can
Controls
Crowell-Coll
Deere
Co
&
26%
900
21%
Jan
27
Feb
56 %
40
53
Jan
56%
Feb
Mississippi
Fuel
10
23%
24%
800
22 Va
Jan
24%
Feb
Modine Manufacturing
Monsanto
*
1
50%
32%
31%
3.
84-/8
83
5
5 "v.
24 Va
63 Va
17
19
Jan
67%
Jan
13 Va
Jan
17%
Jan
300
14%
Jan
19 Va
Feb
600
64 Va
16
60
1,900
63%
17
19
19
;
33 Va
9%
25%
400
24%
9%
600
34%
23%
Jan
34%
21 Va
Jan
24%
Feb
400
L
8%
Feb
11
Jan
Feb
42%
44%
2,600
37 Va
Jan
44%
39%
100
38 Va
Jan
40%
Feb
52 %
54%
900
50 Va
Jan
54%
Feb
48%
48%
200
44 Va
Jan
48%
Feb
300
42%
Feb
44(4
Feb
:
-
42 %
88
89
250
84
Jan
89
Feb
53%
55
600
53%
Feb
56%
Feb
12 Va
Jan
10Va
1,250
12 %
10%
Feb
National Corp
Diamond
Du
Chemical
18%
900
14%
Jan
18%
Feb
24
3,500
23%
Jan
24
jan
74%
3,000
68 Va
Jan
74%
Feb
a
de
I)
(E
Pont
1
;
:
(Un)—_5
Nemours
.
40 Va
100
43%
Jan
—
65 %
100
62%
Jan
65 %
Feb
28%
900
23%
Jan
28%
Feb
39 Va
1,600
35
Jan
40%
Jan
61%
1,100
55
10%
1,300
29%
32%
700
84%
85
45
46 %
60
9%
Co
(Un)
Chemical
Motorola
Inc
L—
.
Convertible
class
A
79%
40
Muter
Cash
National
Kodak
Eastman
Co
Jan
61%
Feb
Jan
10%
Feb
25
Jan
32%
Feb
400
wi
com
new
National
Lead
National Tile
North
&
74
Jan
85
Feb
400
38%
Jan
46 %
Falstaff
Tire
Rubber
&
(Un)
.
North
American
Ford
Inc
Dairies
Foremost
Trailer
Fruehauf
Co
General
Box
General
Candy
;
General
Foods
General
Corp—
%
58 %
58
52 %
200
Mills
General
Inc
General
Portland
General
Public
General
Cement
Feb
Jan
77%
Feb
209Va
Feb
Jan
186
2,200
23%
Jan
800
ipa »/2
Feb
&
Tire
Genesco Inc
Gillette
•
69%
Gas
10
35%
Pacific
Ry
States
Northwest
Service
Co
Co_.
Ohio
Oil
Natural Gas
Oklahoma
Owens-Illinois Glass
Corp
Pennsylvania
30
Glen
Alden
Glidden
Co_
14%
900
14%
Feb
Pure
11 Va
Corp
Jan
Oil
Jan
10
Feb
Raytheon
Jan
39%
Feb
Republic Steel Corp
-38%
1,100
34
Jan
39%
Feb
Revlon
"32 %
4,000
27
Jan
32 Va
Feb
Rexall Drug
Gosssrd
40
'"2,400
35
Jan
40
Feb
10
2,900
8
Jan
10
Feb
Reynolds
Reynolds
Jan
74% Feb
Richman
Brothers
63%
5,000
14%
23%
700
20
8%
700
8%
500
78 %
8%
900
Jan
14%
Feb
Jan
12%
1,400
23 %
Feb
9 %
Jan
15
"116
75
36%
74
36%
36%
44%
43%
44%
Feb
8%
Feb
Jan
Jan
3%
18%
Feb
Gray
Louis
Public Service class
Schering
6%
45 VB
Jan
Sears Roebuck
Feb
75%
Feb
Servel
76%
Jan
1,000
31%
36%
Feb
38,800
40%
Jan
44%
Feb
Lakes
Great
Dredge
Greyhound Corp
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
37%
200
38%
Schwitzer Corp
38%
29%
30%
600
27%
28%
5,400
64%
66%
Sheaffer
Class
32
42
Jan
Feb
Jan
31%
Feb
Southern Co
Jan
29%
Feb
Southern Pacific Co
600
56
Jan
66%
33
700
32
Feb
33 %
Jan
Southwestern Public Service—
800
89%
Jan
Feb
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)__•
14%
13 %
500
»
111
15%
Feb
Jan
(Un)_———:
700
35%
Jan
41%
Feb
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
Standard
33 7 b
Jan
36%
Jan
:—
25
26%
Jan
26 %
Feb
21%
500
(Un)
(G)
Brewing
42%
500
36
Jan
42%
Feb
Standard
17%
18
900
16
Jan
18 3B
Jan
Stand Oil
of
N J
1%
2
500
Jan
Standard
Oil
Co
45%
46
500
22
22 Va
1%
36
36%
39%
50%
Jan
Oil
(Un)
(Ohio).
Heller
(Walter
Hertz
E)
&
Co
Corp
Jan
22 V8
Feb
Jan
36%
Feb
Stewart-Warner
36 V2
Jan
39%
Feb
Storkline Furniture :
(F
H)
Co
—I—
Stanray Corporation
Corp
—
Hupp
Corporation
100
52
65%
700
61%
6%
27%
16%
Feb
Sundstrand
Jan
11%
Jan
Sunray Mid-Continent
65
Jan
Feb
67%
Jan
&
11
34
125
Jan
140
Jan
34
Feb
34
Feb
Texaco
Feb
Texas
7%
6%
14,300
10
lo
10%
1,900
8
Jan
10'
Feb
27 %
27%
250
23
Jan
27%
Feb
5 Va
Jan
(Un)
Brick
Illinois
Co
Central
Inland
Steel
Interlake
10
_
RR
Harvester
International
Mineral
&
International Nickel Co
International
International
Kaiser
Power
&
(Un)
Jan
48
Feb
Trav-ler
26 Va
Jan
30%
Jan
Tri Continental
52
51
52 %
42%
Jan
52%
Feb
20th
5
10
Chemical
Light
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
33%c
(Un)_
!
Jan
43 %
Feb
59%
Jan
64%
31%
Jan
35 %
Feb
Union
36%
500
33%
Jan
36%
Feb
Union
Jan
52%
Feb
23 %
Feb
1,200
-
51%
52%
1,600
44%
22%
22%
22%
200
20 Va
11%
10%
65%
65
8
11%
'•*
3,600
12
8
300
65%
Jan
9%
11%
Jan
6%
Jan
57
Feb
9%
Jan
65%
Jan
Jan
41%
411/2
200
37%
Jan
44%
F*b
44%
~ 84%
44%
200
39
Jan
44%
Feb
84%
2,400
74 %
91 Va
92%
200
82%
1
51/2
5%
1,100
1-33%
&
Co
2 V),
2%
300
*
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)
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;
Electronics Inc
L^tton's (Henry C) & Co
Ling-Temco
50c
1
—
f
28%
'11%
27%
28%
300
-100
-
•
11%
11%
900
27%
'
29
* v 8%
27%
28%
_4
„
common:...
Marquette
Cement
Martin
(The)
Mfg
common
Co
new
McCrory Corp __—
McKay Machine
Means (F W) & Co
com
w
i—_
5%
2
85
Feb
92%
Jan
Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
30 %
2,000
81%
wi_L
For footnotes, see page 44.
21%
Feb
21
17 Va
500
Jan
300
54
Jan
65'a
36%
Jan
44%
Feb
25
1,700
19 Va
Jan
25
Feb
13
13%
700
11%
Jan
14
Jan
71%
71%
•*.
100
62%
Jan
75%
Feb
50'A
5,600
47 Va
Jan
50%
Feb
34%
35%
1,500
31
Jan
36%
Feb
100
46%
Jan
54%
Fob
Feb
53
53
21%
23%
900
18
Jan
23%
Feb
57%
58 Vb
800
53%
Jan
59
Feb
15
15
Feb
15
Feb
Feb
..."
25
51%- 52
400
48 Va
Jan
53%
35 Va
36
1,000
33%
Feb
36
38
37%
38
100
33%
Jan
38
56%
52%
56 Vb
2,600
50
Jan
57
Feb
37%
37%
700
35%
Jan
40%
Jan
59
59%
800
56
Jan
60%
104
400
77%
Jan
104
Feb
47 Vb
1,500
44 Va
Jan
48
Jan
52
59
99%
104
47%
45
Feb
Jan
Feb
200
41%
Jan
49%
Jan
107 Va
500
93 Va
Jan
107%
Feb
29%
30 Vb
1,450
30
30
38 Ve
38%
45%
45%
45'A
106
107 Va
30
38 Va
30%
100
;
Jan
28 Va
Jan
33
Feb
700
;.
29
33%
Jan
39 Vb
Feb
Jan
i
51
Feb
9%
9%
700
48%
9%
Jan
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
38%
38%
39%
900
34%
Jan
-39%
Feb
50
5
50,
27%
Feb
200
22 Vb
Jan
54
54%
700
50'A
Feb
57 Va
Jan
28
28
250
26 Va
Jan
28
Jan
56%
557/b
56%
4,100
54 Va
Feb
16%
15%
17%
10,100
12%
Jan
27%
26%
54
9
;;
9
;
'■
43
427/s
43%
45 Vb
49%
Jan
Feb
Feb
9
Jan
•
-
>44 Vb
Jan
38%
Feb
Jan
45 Vb
Feb
38%
,
Jan
45%
Jan
500
•
Jan
48
900
22%
49 %
49 Va
1,600
2,900
!
Feb
9%
38%
400
44%
45 Va
56%
•'17%
-•
Jan
8 %
1,700
43%
43%
44%
8
100
9
8%
8%
X22
-
81%
400
—:
Jan
27%
Feb
Western
Jan
28%
Feb
Westinghouse
12%
Feb
Telegraph
Electric Corp—
Whirlpool Corp
Jan
White Motor Co
10%
24%
Jan
33
Jan
Feb
8
8%
Jan
Union
Wieboldt Stores Inc $4.25
&
50'/a
Feb
Jan
22%
Jan
100
26 Va
24,500
20%
Jan
54%
1,000
43%
Feb
54%
55
11
51
49%
49%
44%
45 Vb
55%
55%
55%
23%
23%
23%
12%
12%
13
27.%
2.50
5
1
27'A
24
25
25
7%
62
700
52%
Jan
62
Feb
Wisconsin
Electric
60 V2
200
55%
Jan
60%
Feb
Wisconsin
Public
*'
34%
34Va
34%
2,400
29 Va
Feb
347s
Feb
Woolworth
15%.
15%
.-700
13
Jan
'-38% :
v'
?
186'
38%
-62
V
38%
r
186
r
'; Feb
151
...
60
200
37%
9
186
Feb'
Feb
«
15% Feb
World
(F
W)
Publishing
70
Jan
Yates-American
38%
Jan
Youngstown
186
Feb
Zenith
Co
&
Corp-—
Feb
57
Feb
11
Feb
Feb
3,800
46Vb
Jan
51%
Feb
17,000
40%
Jan
46%
Feb
300
54 Va
Jan
59
350
21%
Feb
25 Vb
Feb
200
11%
Jan
13
Feb
100
25
Jan
27 Va
693
18 Va
Feb
25
22%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
7
5,200
8Va
Jan
Jan
23%
Feb
1,000
23%
Jan
26 V2
Jan
800
45%
Jan
48%
Feb
25 Va
Jan
20 Va
600
25%
25%
48%
5
—25
23%
23%
24%
5,000
92%
91%
92%
1,700
36%
35%
37
650
28%
39'A
41%
600
21%
26%
1,300
21%
"
Jan
23
Feb
Jan
83
92%
Jan
393A
Feb
413A
Feb
Jan
26%
Jan
Feb
30
30
300
24 Va
Jan
32 Va
Feb
21%
21%
21%
100
19%
Jan
21%
Feb
31
30%
31
27
Jan
31
Feb
3,800
'
"
5%
Jan
5Vb
400
4%
Jan
41%
1,100
36%
Jan
41%
47 Va
300
41%
Jan
48 V2
Feb
69 Va
69%
340
69 Va
Feb
74 Va
Jan
37%
5
5
1
1
1
41%
40 %
47%
47
69 Va
'
•
600
33%
1,900
117Va
38%
Jan
44%
300
39%
Jan
44 Va
Feb
Feb
129 Va
Jan
38%
124% 124%
6%
Jan
44%
Feb
46%
46%
46 %
700
43
Jan
4
-'4
Feb
31%
31 Va
32%
2,400
27%
Jan
32%
Feb
39%
39 Va
100
38 Va
Feb
43%
Feb
400
35
/
<
42%
42 Va
43 V2
Feb
7%
7%
600
7VB
Jan
7%
Jan
21%
20%
22 Va
2,800
17%
Jan
22 V2
Feb
1,800
103 Va
112%
112
.
42%
112%
Jan
112%
Jan
Feb
50%
50'A
50 Va
1,900
47
Jan
53%
Jan
85%"
84%
85%
4,600
75%
Jan
85%
Feb
52%
50
53%
Feb
60
37%
37
30%
Jan
40
Feb
10%
lOVa .10%
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
44%
44%
Jan./-
46%
Jan
42%
6.25
5
1
10
(Un)
Co_
Machine
Sheet
Radio
Power:
32va
51%
48 %
42% .45
Feb
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400
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31% ..32%
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Jan
53%
Feb
Feb
95
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Feb:
30
83
300
43
Jan
49%
Feb
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45 Va
1
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42
Jan
46 %
Feb
29%
Jan
33 Va
Feb
74
300
74
Feb
13%
102
110
400
600
73%
13%
46%
32%
13%
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12
Jan
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73 %
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200
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10
1
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53%
27%
53%
'32%
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Service
Jan
Jan
9%
'
25%
26
Feb
Jan
1,500
.
48%
26
Feb
54%
~
47%
100
7%
21%
7%
Feb
26 Va
Jan
53
200
■
50 Vb
44%
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11
50%
29%
500
31%
30%
51
30%
Jan
27
28%
24%
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60%
60"
20%
28%
26%
1
2%
Inc
25%
59
•
Feb
57%
—*
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24
60 %
■
new-com
$7 convertible preferred
96
Feb
62
15% ~
Feb
22
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4
50c
90
7,100
124%
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•
.
:
Jan
300
44%
*
Union Electric Co (Un)—
10
Union Oil of California
—25
Union Pacific RR
10
United Aircraft Corp (Un)
5
United Air Lines Inc
10
United Corporation (Del)
(Un)_
1
United Fruit Co
*
United States Gypsum
——-—4
U S Rubber
Co
(Un)
5
U S Steel Corp
-L—16%
Universal Match
2.50
Universal Oil Products
1
Wilson
Marshall Field
—
(Un)
Paper
Bag-Camp
Webcor
Laclede Gas Co common.
Leath
Feb
44%
65%
Feb
1,600
83%
»
4
1
Kropp Forge Co
34%
50
34%
36
41%
Corp (Un)
208 So La Salle St Corp__
431%
52 %
...
33-/4
49%
2
(Un)
Corp..
Radio
Century-Fox Film
64%
5
__
,39%
34 %
8.75
(Un)—
2,000
Jan
41%
•
(Un)
32%
64 Va
*
Co
81
40%
500
36 Va
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Aluminum
Transamerica
700
30
3.50
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Kansas
Feb
47
34%
Jan
Feb
'
42'A
34%
5
Corp
39'%
29%
600
—
Toledo Edison Co
46
*
Tel
&
27% Feb
Jan
38%
42%
20%
-
33
40
71%
3.33 V3
50c
*
——
Tool Co
29%
*
Co
Electric
Jefferson
Johnson
Tel
Power
23 Va
Power
46
2.50
International Shoe Co
Interstate
27 %
Inc
Textron
38 Va
5V
Chemical
(Un)
96
300
2,400
z
5
Producing
Gulf
Texas
*
(Un)
Paper
43'A
—
Transmission
*
_
Feb
33%
42%
13%
1
25
Oil Co
Transmission Co—
*
.
Jan
44 Va
23
~5
_____
Inc
Gas
»
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Steamship Co__
International
25%
27%
900
Corp
Company—
Gas
Tenn
Thor
Illinois
Feb
23%
Jan
32
Feb
Swift
100
125%
6 %
1
Huttig Sash & Door
9%
65
34
34
l
,
450
125
20
Inc
Jan
14
800
10%
64%
64%
25
Ltd
Howard Industries
16%
10%
65
1
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
Holmes
16%
1
•,«
Jan
36 Va
65
15
1
1
...
Packaging common—
Standard
20%
300
10%
3
39
15%
600
21
1
i_:—6.25:
25
7
Indiana
of
33
2,600
39%
2
Feb
Jan
43
800
36%
1
Co
Jan
10,900
* "
(Un)
Brands Inc
Dredging Corp
Standard Oil of -California
40%
39%
Hein Werner Corp
3,900
20 %
43%
1
.
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Heileman
38%
42%
—50c>
* *
;;—5
Standard
-
5
*
'—
(Un):
Spiegel Inc
Square D Co
250
8.33Va
Feb
v
Feb
2,300
Utilities
Jan
Feb
94
—-—15
(Un)—i
Oil
27
36%
3
Corp
Corp_._j.j_—L
Mobil
Socony
1
i
Co
Oil
14%
(Un)
72
36
66 Va
1,600
l
18%
A
26%
14%
46
Jan
33%
1
—_1
1
_______5
Pen Co class
B
Oil
Shell
39%
*
43%
43
,15 %
3
—1
:
i.
(W A)
35%
Dock
&
Feb
37%
*
13
A
101% 111
1
41%
20
37%
—5
& Co——;
Inc
14%
_1
6,400
Feb
43%
5
1.40
(Un)
—-1
———————:
1
Corp
Jan
Jan
27%
6.25
Jan
Feb
Regis Paper Co__
Schenley Industries (Un)_:
39 Va
Corp
16%
Feb
20 g
Co
Stockyards
National
Louis
St
St
36%
26%
42%
17%
1
Chemical
Lakes
Jan
-<
39%
1
Drug Stores
Great
15 Va
31%
1
Co—
Dutch Petroleum
Royal
Feb
Jan
30
1
Feb
150
Jan
2.50
*
5
*
Rockwell Standard Corp——
41
69%
~: 800
i
————
Feb
5%
'
——
(Un)
& Chem
61%
3,200
1,500
86 %
Feb
2%
1,100
13,100
*
50%
Jan
Jan
Jan
8
Company
Inc
14%
__1
(WH)
Co
Granite City Steel Co
Jan
27%
*
5
10
(Un)—
Metals Co——
(R J) Tobacco——
86%
"
45 Va
1,000
5
7 Va
*
^
50
50%
.*
31%
(Un)_——
Co
3
1
—
Jan
30%
*
Corp of America (Un)—
—10
Brothers
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
46 V8
46'A
(Un)„
35 Va
65%
1
(Un)
Co
Goldblatt
distribution
ex
550
-
Jan
*
of Indiana-—
Co
Company
200
8%
33
50%
6%
16
Jan
;
5,800
83%
111
14%
300
100
30 Vb
—1
38%
43%
—^1
-
>7%
42%
(Un)—1
1
30%
66
Jan
V
15
Public Service
75 ""
Feb
19%
V ; 62
600
Corp
Pullman
5%
7 ja
Jan
Jan
1,700
:i—*
RR——
Feb
5%
Feb
Jan
Jan
85
46%
6.25
—I
Peabody Coal Co
Jan
3
Feb
56%
300
36
i
——
Co
&
14%
18%
Feb
:b
94 Va
300
'
45%
_5
Li
—
American World Airways
30 Va
3
V
7.50
—
Chemical
Olin-Mathieson
Jan
8
28%
35%
3.33
,—1
_•
(Un)
Feb
23 %
77% Feb
Jan
5
Bancorporation
Co
Jan
Jan
25'/a
Co—
Power
Oak Manufacturing Co
12%
74%
Feb
6'A
62%
5
(Un)
(Minnesota)
27 Va
9%
'i-M
200
69%
Public
Natural
100
39
Feb
17%
68 Va
Indiana
38
.
6
1,800
.
-
42%
Northern
5.600
43
1
:
(The)
Feb
Jan
5
800
7
41%
Northern
13
62%
83%c
Rubber
Feb
50%
50%
42%
29 Va
64
3.33%
40%
7%
—1
Process
44%
26
Jan
.5%
43%
5
Corp
V
-
17%
—*
:—
Jan
Jan
Feb
71%
29%
10
6
03%
113%
38%
23%
200
9%
1
;.
Utilities—
Electronics
&
Feb
84'/a
60 %
5
Sinclair
Gen. .Tele
33
Jan
92%
Feb
Jan
50
V#
'
3
Jan
75'A
60
5
—50
Peoples Gas Light & Coke„L„
25
Pepsi-Cola Co
——33 %c
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)—_33%c
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)_—
12.50
Philco Corp (Un)
—3
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
*
59
Jan
750
75
18
1.66%.
General Motors Corp
28
93%
Co
Parke-Davis
1,800
43%
24
*
___
4,400
21,500
60 %
Gas
Pan
38 %
8
'•
32%
V84%
28%
Illinois
Paramount Pictures
1
—_
:
Feb
77%
Northern
13
3
2
Dynamics
General Electric Co
51
16
Feb
5
General Contract Finance..
Feb
Jan
16
Feb
13%
2
Corp
23%
44 Va
6%
*
21%
69 %
1
5
Corp
Corp
v
2,100
27%
Corp—
St
Bankshares
General
Feb
51
75%
Illinois
20 Va
8%
Transportation—2.50
American
General
80'/a
50%
Jan
85%
1
.—.—10
F W D Corporation
Jan
Jan
50%
Jan
14%
23 %
—1
—
70'/a
Jan
5
15%
74
—2
;
Jan
34%
77%
Northern
28%
9%
5
Co—•
Motor
Feb
11%
•.
21%
Car Corp
17%
106% 108%
40
—1
Mills.of America Inc.—
35'/a
Jan
800
28%
Aviation—.
800
28%
L
—5
'
Wisconsin
First
Flour
38%
31%
i—_—2
Corp (Un) __
Bankshares
Firstamerica
Jan
11 Va
?
250
1
RR
1,800
23%
9%
*
Brewing Corp
Firestone
Feb
31%
900
3,800
)
Feb
7%
209 % 209%
1
L
Feb
49%
Mfg—______1
American
Radio
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common
18'A
•
40%
5
(Un)
Central
York
New
Co
21%
73%
14%
.
-Jan V
*
23%
_5
Product
National Gypsum Co
13
5
(Un)__5
Elgin National Watch
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
16
Jan
Jan
17
•
200
(Un)—5
Register (Un)
20%
43%
r.
—
10
3
(Un):—
Natural Gas
Paso
8'/a
.
39%
7
50c
Distillers
—
El
Feb V'
23 v8
*
;
——
Company—
National
19
29%
107%
28%
_.l
Inc
Lines
Air
Eastern
-
12'A
Jan
6%
16 Vi Jan
'
21%
—
.
^
Montgomery Ward & Co
Feb
38
.
5
5
:
Co—.
43%
27%
1
—:
Co_i
Manufacturing
Dodge
Dow
River
1
*
Northern
18%
23 7
72%
58'*'""
.
;
Brewing Co
Minnesota Mln & Mfg (Un)—
Feb
39J-2
10%
32%
1
Products
..
Feb
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
19%
:
79%
Minneapolis
—
1
(Un).,
Corp
78
Middle
Feb
—1
of Amer
Co
11%
Feb
39%
(Un)—12.50
Pub
Steel
Crucible
Curtiss-Wright
34
11%
42%
85
46%
21%
Co
33%:
Jan
65%
.—_.——5
1
of America
Co
Products
Corn
'700
Feb
—
Insurance
Motors
33%
18 %
38 Va
38%
Co—
—5
Corp_.——______1
Continental
——10
18
30%
*
Continental
18%
150
*
High
87%
Jan
9Va
2,900
700
43%
10
Co_
i—1
7%
-1-6%
400
89
54%
10Va
18%
24
73%
—5
America—
of
Corp
Continental
100
10%
6%
16%
39%
—1.33 %
(Un)
Co
Power
Consumers
Container
Foods
6%
42%
South
78'A
*
4
*
35
r.
Northern
Consolidated
10%
12.50
—
41%
42 %
*
^.10
25
Corp
System
Feb
32
2,216
__
15
5
Cleveland Electric Ilium
40%
Jan
16%
*—
100
preferred
4Va%
Jan
22 %
16 Va
1
com
Jan
33%
32
'■■■*£•
*
Corp_—.—
Products
City
Electric—-;—----8.50
——:_10
&
Gas
21%
600
29 %
34 Va
23%
9Va
43 Va
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
Chicago South Shore & So
100
1,100
Low
84%
56
pfd_100
Chicago & Northw Ry 5% ser A
Mf
40%
Range Since Jan, 1
High
84%
26 %
*
com
Feb
23 Va
A
Low
16%
(Un)
42 Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
__—25
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific——*
Chicago
Merck & Co.
39 %
—1
_
23%
Jan
39%
40%
1
25
Champlin Oil & Refining, common
$3 convertible preferred
113
Shares
,
16%
2.50
1
Central & South West Corp_-
Feb
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
32
•
50c
(Un)
1A
23 Va
'
—10
Carrier Corp common
Week's
A
Par
High
Low
High
5,600
l
Hi}
30c
—25
Ltd——
Canadian Export Gas
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
;
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
17%
600
J7
Jan
102
104
_
102
/100
110%. ...900
67
88%
.
.
Jan
,15% Jan
18
Feb
_
Jan
iWL Jan
"
102Feb
112-
Jan
>
Volume
193
Number
6033
;
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(943)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Price Range
(Range for Week Ended February 24)
Exchange
issues dually traded
Friday
STOCKS
I
.
Par
on
Corp
American
Bishop
Black
Par
V
Factors Ltd
Co__
Mammoth Consolidated
Chica
Oil
Broadway-Hale
Buttes
Gas
California
47c
54c
39,300
30
30%
2,350
9%
Inc_____
__:
35
34%
1.70
1.70
1.80
24
5.50
24
Corp
Oil
Fields
Products
Exeter
Oil
Friden
Ltd
Good
Humor
A_
of
M
4%
Jan
1.75
Jan
2.20
22%
Mercnants
&
Nordon
17 %.
Jan
34%
1,000
28%
Jan
341/2
800
18
Jan
22
Co
34%
34
34%
1,600
34
Jan
34%
Petroleum
Frank
Port
Co
11%
12%
3,100
2.15
2.15
200
78c
80c
9,000
__
10c
80c
Corp Ltd
8%
Feb
2.25
40c
39c
42c
1.50
1.40
1.55
10
40
63
1.20
40
7
7
66
15
27%
27%
20
27
21c
28c
279,200
20c
1.10
1.15
31%
32
V
1.10
Victor
Equipment
Westates
Petroleum
Freierred
7%
1.65
Feb.
12
Feb
15%
Jan
19%
21__—.—
22
2,700
Jan
1.70
31%
1,200
29%
Jan
31%
Feb.
23
—1
31
100
30%
Jan
31 VB
174
27 Vb
Jan
32%
Feb
6V4
Jan
6
•
6
26%
-5
17%..
18
27
17%
1
95c
95c
5
52
17%
Jan
16
200
1
95c
32 Vb
Jan
20%
135
90c
31%
32%
28
Feb
27
Jan
Feb
18%
Feb
Feb
1%
Jan
Feb
35%
Jan
—10
25
24%
25
315
22%
Jan
25%
Feb
43%
42%
45%
783
40%
Feb
50 Vb
Jan
__
__
______5
17 %
1
__
1
1.10
10
—
65
35
5
__10c
—
-Bonds—
10
Total
15
10
First
Second
10
Utili¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
roads
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
144.32
107.56
220.50
91.76
81.91
82.21
87.61
85.87
144.05
107.67
220.86
91.76
81.83
82.56
87.60
85.94
143.86
107.53
220.49
91.82
81.93
82.62
87.61
86.00
87.56
86.00
144.91
Total
40
Bond*
Holiday
107.79
221.32
91.97
81.81
82.65
daily
by
using
the
following
divisors:
Industrials,
3.28;
Rails,
5.234;
17.28.
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
1.25
Date
120.46
High
Feb. 21_____r
120.81
Low
3%
600
2.80
Jan
700
14%
Jan
17%
Feo
Wed.
Jan
33
Feb
Thurs.
Jan
■
31
'200
1.00
1.10
4,300
1.20
Fpb
6%
6%
300
6
Jan
6%
35
400
32
Jan
36%
10c
1,000
Jan
10c
Feb. 22
1961
:
Holiday
to date
121.65
Feb
24
106-57
________
Jan
3
Ranfe for 1;)60
Feb
10c
___
Jan
34%
Range for
.
Feb. 20_________
17'A
3%
Closing
Mon.
Tues.
3%
v
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
as
Rail¬
stocks,
16 %
30
Exchange
20
compiled
are
8.53;
311/2, Feb
Exploration
30%
.6.25
654.42
Averages
Utilities,
Feb
31
Oil
Feb
30 Va
Holiday
Jan
31
Williston
24%
1
:___
Jan
31%
___50c
Insurance (Un)
79
Jan
652.40
20
Feb,
Jan
18%
400
West Coast Life
Jan
22%
653.65
Feb.
Jan
1.60
1
69%
124
651.67
17
Jan
6%
19%
common,
191
trials
Jan
Jan
Jan
6
1.45
(Un)
Basin
61/2. Jan
1.50
18%
—
Feb
79
24%
Feb
19
Co
4%
Jan
1.50
common
■
Feb
1.15
pfd.sei'ies A__25
Co
-
Feb
28c
32%
800
"
Sugar
27%
Jan
1
——25
Union
Jan
Jan
5,000
:—__25c
Co..._.___
100
Stock and Bond Averages
Date
Jan
Feb
13%
Gas
4'A
75%
___5
the New York Stock
Jan
1.05
12%
Gas
4%
Feb
1.35
151/4
30 %
12%
________1
Jan
.300
500
&
Jan
;
Indus-
Feb
1,000
'2,900
6'^ preferred,
-4%
4%
Jan
the daily closing averages of
representative stocks and bonds listed
are
Feb.
7
Jan
63/8
Cal
Jan
100
1,700
6%
Oil
40
15
1.55
5
Feb
1.35
63/8
Trico
Jan
10
Feb
27%
1
__L___
14
237'b
;_L_
30
Jan
15
6%
Co,
Jan
-Stocks-
3bc
1.25
1.50
Southern
1.85
63%
Jan
1.35
___♦
6°8
Oil
Jan
Jan
450
1.55
Western
on
Jan
321/4
500
■
4bc
25c
17,000
36
Feb
48%
250
30c
4
,__5
38c
3,000
63
28c
—
30c
*
15,300
Inc
:__2
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop—___—33%c
Ranch
Below
Feb
Pacific Industries
Rice
13%
"
Chemlcal_'_L.
Jan
1.60
'
Rhodes
1.88
130,100
—___/2oc
Gas.Co—
46
_1
Alloys Steel___
Feb
32
&
Jan
65c
2.20
Bottlers.
14
Feb
Jan
1.15
Oil
2.20
1.90
com
14
7834
'!■
Jan
900
1
Reserve
14%
Jan
Jan
!-Jan
2.25
CUn)
Investment
United
Jan
2.10
1.63
2.15
Norrisl Oil Co_______________________l
Pepsi-Cola
61
1.65
28c
American
Feb
2.15
1
North
Jan
2.25
L,
(
32c
40%
2.15
,_10c
Co_.
Feb
—*.
Feb
r_l
___—:10c
com
23%
(Un)__50c
Inc.—_____—J_10
Cement
33%
5
Jan
12%
(Un)
Jan
Jan
1
:
Oil
29%
Feb
22
of Califomia__l
Navigation Co (Un)______
McBryde Sugar Co ; (Un)___
Meier
8,200
33%
21%
100
Matson
Monolith
23%
34
8,000
California
&
35
24%
Engineering & Foundry Co.
Glass
60c
33%
Feb
21 %
_50c
M
21
S
Jan
33%
__10,
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
b°/8
300
53c
Co
&
Feb
1,100
56%
_
Salt
M
J
24%
600
5%
53
Oil Co
Maryland Mines Corp
Imperial Western
Leslie
Jan
2.20
53c
Idauu
Oil
2.00
Jan
1.55
U
High
50c
33 Tb
500
___5
;
Bolt
Vanadium
Low
55c
1
-
Jan
24%
54%
Holly
Jade
35%
United
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
55c
5
Corp of America
Seeberg (The) Corp
Jan
3%
Feb
:
common.,..
Oil
Screw &
Feb
12c
Jan
31%
4,600
9%
Feb
Feb
5
1
Corp
Co
Jan
3
6,800
___33%c
Products
|7%
9c
23%
__10
class
General Exploration Co
Gladden
Jan
*
(Un)____
Co__.,
Inc
Co
32%
_4
Co
Corp_
Capwell
Jan
?
Shares
Low
__10
Corp____
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Jan
2.10
__
7.50
Dominguez
60c
-_
1
2
Abbey Co____
35%
Plymouth
High
29%
5,900
*
1
Feb
30,000
3%
for Week
1
;
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsourgn Plate Glass
47C
700
11c
3
"
__5
Crestmont Consolidated Corp
Emporium
9%
9c
3J/4
Oil___
Ink Co____.
Electrical
9%
lie
__1
Cypress
Dole
Low
50c
Min___oc
;
Range Since Jan.
High
30%
!—_2
Corp____
Stores
&
Low
Shares
_10
(Un)_
Oil
Bolsa
of Prices
'
Natco Corp
for Week
loc
_——
Manufacturing
Fuel Supply.
Mountain
Sales
Range
Sale Price
>'u
-
''
,
Aeco
Last
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
McKinney
Week's
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Stocks listed exclusively on the
Pacific Coast Stock
Exchange.
This list does not include
approximately 500
on
other Exchanges.
39
Jan
25%
1.00
8c
Jan
Feb. 23
120.77
Feb. 24
Fri.
121.65
-
High
109.39
Low
-
Jan
6
Oct
,
95.55
26
SEC Index of Stock Prices
'M
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
/-.A/-••'ST
.
■
OCRS
1
.
.
..,
.
'
••\
f
•
.
Last
■
Sale Price
v
•:,
-
Alan; Wo6d Steel common-—__r__!%_10
American
Co
Tel &
79%
33ya
Tel—_•_.—_
Shares
114%
79%
85%
Aruimel
Corporation
Ci.ty
Atlantic
Research
112% 115
36
Curtis
Publishing
Delaware
Power
Duquesiie
Electric
Food
Ford
Motor
Foremost
General
Jan
117 Vs
Jan
Manufacturing
Vi
Feb
1%
Feb
511
34
Jan
36°/4
Jan
43%
Jan
50
12%.
Jan
15%
8%
14%
190
Jan
Trade,
9
9%
2,703
Jan
9%
Feb
780
13% Jan
17%
806
77%
96'A. Feb
______:
2,285
9%
9%
1,020
44%
375
4—8
28%
,
Jan
37%
Jan
45 Vs
119.1"
117.0
;
Jan
10 Va
27%
28%
1,639
25%
Jan
58%
58'A
59%
134
50'A
Jan
35%
35%
36 Vb
1,518
32 Vs
Jan
36%
Finance
69 V8
74 Vb
-1,610
63%
Jan
74 Vs
Feb-'
14%
2,136
12%
Jan
15
2.2
108.3
+
0.9
156.2
118.4:
141.3*
138.1
+
2.3
14-1.3
120.5
88.6
+
1.2
89.7
67.0
and
Service
;
i
High.
i
.
,
29%
Feb
29%
Feb
94
17%
Jan
20%
Feb
21,533
40%
Jan
45>
Feb
15
29%
20%
20%
20%
44%
42%
45
32
common..—1
.—1.66%
-10c
ft,j
33%
994
25%
Jan
34%
400
43%
Jan
47
13%
106
11%
Jan
Macke
13%
27
350
19%
Jan
27
Stocks
Feb
Railroad
No. of
and Miscel:
Foreign
Shares
Feb
24 Vb
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Bonds
Bonds
Int'l
Feb
13 VB
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Feb
47
Mamson
Fund
(The)
Inc
1
Co
new
Pennsalt
Inc
106%
315
28 Vs
Jan
35%
702
27'A
Jan
31%
2,487
26%
Jan
31%
11%
Jan
14 Vs
35%
35%
44
32%
Jan
36%
7,180,000
Feb. 22___:.
Thurs.
Feb.. 23____,
5,618,350
7,142,000
317,000
Feb. 24____,
5,328,710
7,363,000
354,000
7,717,000
$1,448,000
$29,026,000
40
20
36%
Jan
41%
Jan
51 'A
Jan
Holiday
F°b
40
60
5
_20c~
—i
Co__,
34 Vb
35%
•
common
-
Gas
com
58 %
57%
10
Co
Co___
10'A
10
10%
4,021
21%
21%
22%
1,663
37%
38V4
796
14 y4
14V2
48%
51
10
1
14%
*
49%
50
5H%
2.50
Service
105%
•
Lab—
35%
7,459,000
3,483
9'A
Jan
17%
Jan
135
13 %
11
Jan
33%
•
-
Jan
14%
Feb
1,008
42%
Jan-
51
137
8%
Jan
11 Vb
___
Universal Marion Corp.._:
common
Shares.
-
Jan. 1 to Feb. 24
1960
1961
1960
;
f,
20,696,610
12,689,645
170,612,145
$1,000,000
$11,286~600 "'.
121,471,526
V
•
Government
$2,000
1
Bank.,
r
Foreign
Railroad
and
Industrial
12,318,500
27,578,000
22,267,000
253,792,000
224,675,000
$29,026,000
$23,267,000
$265,078,600
$226,995,500
Jan
880
S.
International
Feb
10%
98'A 107%
54%
85%
Jan
107%
Total
Feb
58%
1,618
Jan
58%
Feb
33%
35%
913
27%
Jan
35%
Feb
19%
270
15%
Jan
19%
Feb
54
55
425
47'A
Jan
801/4
7%
46
55%
P
41
68
Jan
82%
135
7
Jan
7%
Feb
59'A
114
52%
Jan
59%
16%
■193
13%
Jan
16%
Feb
*
65V4
67%
669
53 %
Jan
67%
Feb
i
—
Feb
15%
:
Jan
7%
58
5
1
:—________
Improvement
U.
of
•
$1,448,000
Bonds—
Feb
_*
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
Week Ended Feb. 24
Feb
8OV4
•54
$27,578,000
1961
Stocks—Number
Jan
22%
38%
;
.'20,696,610
Total
Feb
181/4
10c
•
Light
59 Vb
9%
•
French
Gas
420,000
Jan
Co
Washington
$6,370,000
6,760,000
Feb
5,572
Power
Corp
$357,000
5,074,330
Feb
13 %
;
Public
$6,313,000
Feb. 21
Feb
31%
Jersey Gas Co
Gas
Jan
31%
Co__—-
&
Southeastern
United
78%
12%
,--w—
Smith Kline
United
124
31%
Service Electric &
Oil
105 % 106%
3
Paper
4,675,220
Tues.
87%
28%
Corp
Mfg
Sales
Feb. 20
v
13 %
Electric
Electric
Bond
Mon.
Feb
30%
Reading Co
Bun
Jan
a
.
31%
Philadelphia': Transportation
South
35 Vs
•
Light
Drug Stores Inc
Public
22%
Feb
77 Vs
50
&
Photo
Boom.
Feb
29%
331
35%
Perfect
Progress
20'A
1,226
85 Vb
*
Peoples
Philco
959
35 V8
83%
3
RR
Potomac
22%
33%
84%
1
Power
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
21VB
34%
1
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
Pennsylvania
Total
Gov't
Bonds
Fri.
22%
Corp
Chemicals
U. S.
Bank
Bonds
.
Wed.
»
common..
.Cq.
Mergenthaler .Linotype
*
!*>+*«•
-
<te
87.1
-
Feb
100
13%
29%
_50c
60
47
Merck
99.5
+ 0.3
+
154.8
Feb
,28%
-
31%
Martin
1
117.6
H6.7
101.3
156.2*
.
___,
89.7
♦New
Jan
73%
2
A
107.7
46%
10
Corp
class
-
107.7
103.6
.
Jan
Jan
—1
Utilities
Corp
129.5
103.5
.
.'
;
122.0
1.8
+
.
1961—
-
125.5
+ 1.0
117.8
Low
High
—1960
'
+1.1
Feb
8%
42
Corp $2 conv pfd_25
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
10
Internat'l
Change
Percent
124.0
Jan
42%
Resistance *,
Goods
■v
100
119,0
Mining
15%
43%
Corp—i
Motors
Non-Durable
Feb
=
-
121.2
Goods '
Transportation
Utility
Feb
39%
125.4
Durable
ftD
35%
530
45 Va
common
Acceptance
General
103 Vs
8
(Julius)
International
8,657
66,818
1,557
Feb. 10,'61
17/61
1957-59
Composite
94%
;
17,
Feb.
Feo
42%
Co
prices based
ending Feb.
Jan
85 %•
92%
—
stock
;
26%
Jan
93
%
Dairies
Garfinckel
High
Jan
77 y4
43%
Battery
week
485
15
9%
—1
Stores: F
the
for
23 Vs
__6.75
Light
Light-
Storage
Fair
14
of
25
15
-
—25
_;
Co
&
50-
14
.
,
36
42%
5c
—
Balihviu-Lima-;Hamilton (.
12
Ballimore- Transit Co
1
Butici Company
——,——,—5
Campbell Soup-Co.*
;——1.80
Ch vyji leiCorj).
35%
41%
50
4.33
Corp
-
1%
42%
1—•
.
Electric——
Low
26%.
li
Atlantic
Range Since Jan. 1
High
index
on the'closing prices of-300 coitmion'.
1961, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
for the current.year.
for Week
26%
1
_
Range
of Prices
Low
SEC
stocks
Sales
..
Par
American.. Stores
Week's
The
1
13.50
58'
0
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks '
Foreign
Domestic
(No. of
,
Shares)
.'
Bonds
Foreign
Total
Gov't
Corporate
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Sales
Mon.
Friday
STOCKS
Last
/
Sale Price
-
.
.
Apollo
Par
:
.
Allegheny Ludlum
of Prices
Low
43%
13%
17
1
57V4
57
System ^_^__-_i.______10
Continental Commercial Corp
__,
(Joseph)
For
footnotes,
see
page 44.
35 Vs
9%
5 7'A
15
38%
38%
23%-
23%
24Vb
28%
28
34,000
22,000
365,000
Feb. 22
1,000
362,000
/
43%
50%
Jan'
57%
32%
Jan
-38%
Feb
173
231/4
Jan
24%
Feb
-
Feb
50
5%
Feb
5%
8%
Jan
91/4
Jan
368
25%
Jan
28%
Feb
39
2,000
500,000
$1,423,000
$108,000
$47,000
$1,578,000
.
98
1O0
371/2
37
Jan
40%
Stocks—Number
•<-
of
Shares.
Bonds—
8,560,790
—
39%
Feb
$469,000
43,854,327
$7,680,000
31,000
564,000
47,000
26,000
355,000
$1,578,000
$526,000
4
corporate
I960
60,730,460
108,000
.1
government
•
Jan. 1 to Feb. 24
1961
4,159,930
'
$1,423,000
Foreign
-Foreign
1960
-
—
—1
Feb
' Jan
Week Ended Feb. 24
1961
>•
Feb
456
39%;
30,000
Holiday
-
Feb
25
■,
5%
39
468,000
w
a__
Feb
17
9 Ve
38 Vs
335,000
2,317,665
8,560,790
^
24_____;
High
Jan
Jan
28%
?8VB
26,000
2,210,695
Feb. 23
Feb.
Total
'
5%
91/8
39
Co_i.___-_y_—
Low
30
768
__,_L___1
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh__5
Duquesne Light Co_-_
5
Equitable Gas Co___^_^i%_"__:____^8.50
309,000
Range Since Jan. 1
High
43%
16 "A
Gas
$351,000
1,959,960
Fri.
Shares
43%
___10
$22,000
Fdb. 21_
for Week
1
Columbia
Horne
Range
5
Co
$18,000
Wed.
Sales
Steel_
Blaw-Knox
$311,000
Thurs.
Week's
Industries +In c_.i
Armstrong Cork Co
2,072,470
Tues.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Feb. 20_____
$5,347,000
213,000
/
■-*
191,000
40
(944)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
4 % 7o
preferred
Acadia
Class
Anglo
20%
1.205
14%
Jan
21%
Jan
20
20
310
19%
Jan
36%
34%
36%
5,455
32%
Feb
33%
33%
33%
10,618
31%
Jan
25
pfd
4%
Pulp
pfd
Co 4%%
Tel
21%
21%
21%
60
21%
46%
46%
46%
320
45
52
52
50
51%
a4L % a41 %
5
40
50
pfd
50
preferred
Corp Ltd
50
common
preferred
Bailey
•
-
50
___
Selburn
5% %
Nova
Class
&
Paper
Mersey 5%%
Traction
5%
71
Feb
59%
Feb
4^ "/4
,.
42 y4
43
205
41
Jan
45
Jan
30
30
50
30
Feb
34%
49
49%
14,227
48
Jan
49%
48
48%
235
47%
Jan
48%
Feb
7y4
7%
7%
240
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
49%
4.30
Jan
48
3.80
6,631
29%
Jan
34%
Utilities
$2
4%%
38%
Morgan
34%
Jan
39
Feb
National
National
49
696
46%
Jan
49
Feb
440
9%
Jan
1U%
j
12%
Jan
t
.
A
Co
1,085
8%
Jan
10
Feb
9,004
15%
Jan
17%
F
2,325
17%
Jan
19
Feb
25,092
10 %
Jan
12%
Feb
103%
lOp
■■
103% ira%
10
o
Feb
105%
Feb
104%
Feb
10
290
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
25
26%
Feb
25%
103 % 104 %
9"%
25%
160
Feb
1,372
24 %
Jan
234
24%
Feb
26%
Feb
42y
295
41
Feb
42%
Jan
14
441/.
1,630
13% Jan
14%
54
14
__
26
26%
41
41
551/
1,025
Feb
58
Jan
68
Feb
37
37
225
33%
Jan
37%
Feb
a94
175
94
Feb
96
•
n%
mia
113/.
1,730
10 Va
Jan
77
77
100
65
Jan
11
Jan
1
10
__
*
common
11%
Feb
12
Jan
78 %
-
Jan
Feb
ni/„
Noranda Mines Ltd
185
•
42%
41
43
Nova Scotia Light & Power
4,507
40
Feb
43
Feb
•
Jan
16%
16
16%
1,399
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
34%
34%
34%
25
27%
25%
27%
v. 5,075
23%
Jan
102
102
60
101%
Jan
33
Feb
35
Feb
Ogilvie
27%
Feb
Pacific Petroleums
102%
Jan
1,945
25%
Jan
28%
25%
Jan
27%
F
21%
20%
21%
3,525
18%
Jan
Page-Hersey
o
Penmans
21%
Feb
Placer
Jan
82%
Feb
Power
39%
Jan
47 V-m Feb
22 %
24 %
2,960
Premium
24
19%
Jan
24%
Feb
62%
61%
52%
Price
3,217
58%
Jan
60
47
46%
48%
9,671
43%
Jan
48%
Feb
*
11
10%
11
445
10
Feb
Jan
3.75
310
3.20
Feb
19
570
17%
Jan
14%
14%
14 %
200
13%
Jan
14%
23%.
24
1,187
21%
Feb
24-/4
.
•-*•' L_
32%
33
151
32
Feb
33
Jan
1
•:
25
18%
18%
150
18%
Feb
18%
Feb
—
6%
A
pfd
♦
class
a_50c
__
6%
6%
1,150
6%
Jan
a4.00
105
4.00
Jan
4.00
a4.50
55
5.00
Jan
5.00
6%
I,
Roe
360
10%
Jan
11 %
Jan
8%
250
7%
Jan
8%
Feb
6%
19,190
Jan
6%
500
10
Feb
11%
14
Jan
15%
Feb
a77
a77
all
13%
13%
13%
1,620
40
39%
40
355
1
5
5
5%
4%
44
•
00
Power
2,450
com.
Preferred
Oil
Co
Companies
•
27
26 %
28
a
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
100
100
100
23
22%
23%
Canadian
Vickers
Ltd
Cockshutt
preferre4L_lt
9%
•
18"%
.
•
Cellulose
Co
13%
•
Ltd
9%
Smelting..!
•
22
*
Ltdlll
Corp
&
Seal
Zellerbach
10%
19
Feb
Feb
43%
Feb
13%
13%
562
13%
Jan.
14%
Feb
5
5%
950
3.90
9%
225
8%
Jan
9%
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12
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69%
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10
Jan
12%
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Jan
Belle-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
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Jan
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106%
Jan
107%
Feb
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39%
Mining
Mining
Ltd
Feb
43 %
Jan
44
Feb
Bornite
9
200
7%
Jan
48
9
49
Feb
2,288
42%
Jan
49
Feb
19
100
19
Feb
19
Feb
13
Feb
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15%
114
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Canadian
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Feb
Canadian
Food
Canadian
Gen
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10
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10%
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7.40
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3.60
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Feb
3.70
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3.15
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3.85
Feb
Canorama
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Feb
45c
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2 000
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27c
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46
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85
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14
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62%
8%
37
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90
101
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Feb
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110%
Feb
75
Jan
35c
Jan
5
10
Jan
19%
1
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1,230
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67%
8,650
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1
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114
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175
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Feb
Jan
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15,550
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30
925
32
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46
130
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85%
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17%
Jan
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46
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20
27%
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107
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48
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Jan
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2,360
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100
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56
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81
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225
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Toronto-Dominion Bank
Trans Canada Pipeline
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15
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class A
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56
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16
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of
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60
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17
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of
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75
22
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Jan
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Feb
common
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18%
16
20
1,452
103
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860
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com
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17
101
*
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5
745
*
30
common
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Sicard Inc
Jan
21%
Jan
2,815
common.
25
273
5,19
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3
67c
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1
15
Corsets
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Dominion
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26
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Feb
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Dominion
2,480
Jan
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100
103
Bridge
Coal
21%
Feb
102
Seagrams
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Dominion
Jan
14%
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Warrants
Feb
925
14%
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100
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300
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Feb
19
21%
10
A
Cork
40
43%
5%
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9%
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F
18
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class
23%
14%
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25
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37
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it
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24
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1,390
100
common
preferred
3,214
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Feb
11
25%
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Jan
15%
100
24%
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11 %
6
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1,815
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Feb
24
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47
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20
12%
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13
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47%
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Feb
589
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27%
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31
150
Feb
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325
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Feb
33
7%
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32%
2.20
46
26%
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75
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warrants
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2.40
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French
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12
Feb
10
•
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47
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Foundries
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53
705
104 %
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13%
46%
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Feb
19
Jan
Jan
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12
34%
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50
Jan
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31
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33
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65%
18%
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49
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22%
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Jan
Jan
57%
*
common
15%
21%
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preferred
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Mitchell
15
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10
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255
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53
94
7,040
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Feb
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100
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15
25
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Feb
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91
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64
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25
Feb
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106
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105
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25
33
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common
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Pipe
Ltd
Public
5,811
>
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22%
_25
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Iroquois Glass
14%
6
50%
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41 %
Jan
53
Feb
6
fl
Feb
12%
41%
49
7.60
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preferred
90
52 %
Jan
-
'
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Paper
International
Canada
42%
12%
12%
1
Canadian
57c
01
105
49 %
37%
__
Powders 67c pfd___25
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125
25
pfd
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91%
48%
Feb
53
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Feb
12%
13%-
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10
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91%
49 y8
Products
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2,787
33%
•
preferred
Class
4.15
34 %
49
•
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class
Canadian
.
75
4.10
33 %
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preferred
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Feb
Jan
49
4.10
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International
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Feb
Jan
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Jan
49%
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Inland
Labatt
,
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100
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50
50
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Jan
>.
14%
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•
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;
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Jan
47%
Jan
*
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Feb
62 %
38 %
•
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Class
23
Jan
66%
•
Telephone
Ltd
Calgary Power
4 % 7c
19%
Jan
54%
50
Chemical
Building
Canada
Jan
59%
.
9,101
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-
3.206
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$1.30
.
3,242
50
Columbia
Canada
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19
21%
4,151
62
100
515
19
22%
71
50
preferred
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Feb
Jan
41%
100
Columbia Forest
British Columbia Power
Class
25%
22
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Electric—
British
Bruck
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Jan
66%
6,661
Jan
59 %
50
Brown
49 %
28%
69%
Powar
&
preferred
British
595
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Jan
39%
common
preferred
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25
48
25%
40
3,561
57%
50
preferred
5 % 7c
49 %
71
•
preferred
Light
Oil
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4% %
4 %%
Feb
40
£1
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British
Feb
37%
59
class A
preferred
American
52%
Jan
•
•
Brazilian
British
Jan
33
19
35
Corp 5%
Paper
50%
45
41%
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10
B
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Jan
if
Telephone
Bowater
43
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3,555
1,322
403/4
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42
40%
47
71%
41
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40'% Teb
74
1,175
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Jan
35
451/4
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12
$4.50
240
61
61%
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Feb
85
11%
$2.75 preferred
400
22
10
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Jan
A
10,955
40%
12
Jan
52%
class
40%
40%
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•
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38 %
__
10
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High
•
Jan
47
Jan
40
.
52
27%
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37
24%
25
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Banque Provincial (Canada)
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25
25
:
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22%
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5%
preferred
of
Feb
Low
50
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Jan
51
26%
26%
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.
i
Feb
35%
.
49%
•
20%
36%
.
36%
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37
■
Corp
Atlas Steels Ltd
Bank
20%
•
__
Canadian
Bank
20%
80
Canada
preferred
Shares
Imperial Oil Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.8
6% preferred
4.68%
Jan
_
Bay
Imperial
24
•
for Week
•
common
1
Imperial
Feb
Jan
„
Canadian
$2.50
41%
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preferred
Hudson
High
Feb
23%
•
Ltd
Anglo
Asbestos
39%
25
Sugar common
Aluminum Co of
$2.90
4,007
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A
4%%
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41%
Smith
$2.00
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Aluminium
Argus
28
Howard
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High
40%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
•
Atlantic
Algoma
41%
Week's
Last
Sales
Shares
Low
•
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Par
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Range
Sale Price
Abltibi Power & Paper common
Cana Uan
Week's
Last
STOCKS
in
.
(Range for Week Ended February 24)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
.
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gi/2
g5/«
825
17c
i8c
2 800
5%
5%
14C
Jan
Jan
6%
22c.
F'vi
a
1
Feb
Feb
Volume
Number
193
Commercial
The
6033
and
Financial
Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Manganese Mines Ltd
earner
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Cassiar
Asoestos
Catelli
Food
Cnemailoy
Chess
Products
Manitoba
Central
Mining
class
Ltd
Chibougamau
Ltd__
Mines
Consol
Standard
Div
11,000
6%c
class
Sec
Mines
Dalfen's
Ltd
L
Mines Ltd-
Dolsan
Dominion
Leaseholds
Feb
9'%c
Feb
Gunnar
Feb
12c
Jan
Hillcrest
Collieries
be
Jan
Hinde' &
Dauch
Jan
5c
Feb
Jan
.
East Kootenay
Sullivan
Ea&t
Sol
El
Gold
1,100
1.22
1.90
Jan
80c
Kelly
Feb
Kerr-Addison
Feb
Latin
94c
■>-
1.00
Feb
58c
1,400
55c
Jan
60c
Jan
a4c
125
6c
Jan
6'%c
Feb
a22
a22
17'/4
18'/4
250
1.03
1.14
42,700
23
1
23%
2,225
117
10"
Feb
21
15%
60c
27
■
ia
i
18%
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.16
Jan
22%
Falconbridge
l.
1.13
1.13
Feb
Mines
Freiman
Ltd
Ltd
(1945)
(AJ)
Oils
Golden
Chemicals
Inspiration
Iso
Israel
Goldfield
MacLaren
Power
1,000
Ltd
-
Continental
8.05
Jan
4.00
4.00
200
4.00
Jan
4.00
Jan
50
52%
Feb
52'%
Feb
19
Jan
24
Jan
14
4.00
52%
52%
5
23%
23
237/a
2.50
14
13
14
——*
2.85
24c
Mining &
Class
Cobalt
&
&
6c
6,000
Feb
6 '%c
Feb
Radiore" Uranium
Feb
3 */a C
J'an
Russell
6c
Feb
9c
Feb
Sherrltt-Gordon
6%c
7%c
43,000
3c
Jan
8C
Feb
Trans
Mountain
20c
23c
10,500
16c
Jan
23c
Feb
Union
Gas
41c
45c
5,000
40c
Jan
48c
Jan
United
Keno
20c
20c
2,500
20c
Feb
24c
Jan
United
Oils
'
:
1,975
38%
2C
Jan
'
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'
20c
Co
6
Jan
IVa
Jan
11%
Feb
13%i
Jan
50c
50c
1,000
49c
Jan
51c
Feb
34
34%
905
30%
Jan
36 '/a
35'/4
35%
500
33
Jan
37%
Feb
...1
5c
5c
1,000
Jan
7c
Jan
34
'
Ltd
Mines
Industries'
3%c
35
Feb
35
Feb
3c
3c
30,600
2'%c
Jan
3c
92c
14,900
85c
Feb
1.00
1.20
600
2.00
Massval
Mines
37c
1,300
37C
Feb
37c
Oil
1,500
8c
Jan
15c
62c
5,800
46c
Jan
62c
Melchers Distilleries
6%
7%c
7%c
2,500
6c
Jan
lie
22
21%
22
500
17%
Jan
22
13
205
12%
Feb
13%
Mid-Chibougamau
Mines
al2'% al2'%
5
47'%c 47 %c
1,000
I
•
——
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3c
4c
43c
48c
I
•
46c
Feb
57c
Jan
3c
Jan
4c
Feb
40c
Jan
50c
Jan
25
Jan
27
Jan
85c
Feb
85c
Feb
27
50
85c
500
1,125
Qlhc
Feb
lie
Jan
28
200
27%
Feb
30%
Jan
27%
—5
*
31
5'%
5'%
Jan
5%
Feb
all
al2
76
12%
Jan
12%
Jan
78c
70c
78c
10,600
47c
Jan
78c
Feb
19c
16c
19c
9,900
15c
Feb
22c
Jan
12
11%
.121/4
Jan
5%
10
—
47'%c
10'%c 10 %c
.
•nall%;
1
Ltd
•
Ltd
*
5
11%
Feb
500
5c
Jan
6c
Feb
100
50c
Feb
57c
Feb
•
1
Z
7
7%
New
Ltd
Formaque
Jack
New
Santiago
West
Nocana
Mines
—
7%
Jan
Feb
8,000
Jan
27
Jan
25
9c
Jan
13c
4'%c
Feb
6'%c
55c
200
46
Jan
3c
500
2%c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
55
3c
Jan
Feb
3%c
52,500
15c
27c
376,550
13c
Jan
27c
Feb
52c
52 c
3,000
52c
Feb
52c
Feb
1
4'%c
4'%c
2,000
4'%C
Feb
7c
Jan
a4
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150
5%c
Jan
7%c
Feb
27c
1
*
—
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'
1
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5%c
*
2'%c
3'%c
;
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&
100
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Mining
a9c
54c
54c
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NeW
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5%c
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Newfoundland
New
Ltd
Mines
5'%,
50
5c
;
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25
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—
—
1,289
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600
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Mogador Mines Ltd—
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd_—_
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd——
Native
2c
3%c
Jan
'
"
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Opemlska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Atlantic
Mines
Paramaque
Paudash
Cdn
-
___
Jan
40c
Feb
6c
Jan
7%C
Jan
1,000
33c
Feb
35c
Jan
10c
4,500
8c
Jan
10c
Feb
6.00
6.30
4,000
5.40
Jan
6.30
Feb
2.75
2.75
2.75
50
2.50
Feb
2.75
Feb
9c
'
— —
1
—
9c
5,000
9c
13c
23,504
10c
9'%c
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•"'*
Pennbec
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2
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1,110
8c
8c
,
8c
Feb
18c
Feb
11c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
31c
7,050
32c
6.25
Co_ —1
Investm't
21,800
35c
35c
7'%c
1
Pacific
37c
7%c
8%c
1
_1
Ltd-
Metals
Rare
Ltd
(1945)
6c
35c
American
North
Obalski
Jan
10c
Jan
65
Jan
Feb
"
Permo
Gas
Oil
&
pfd—.—11
4'/2%
Ltd
62
•
—
Power Corp
6%
participating 2nd pfd
Prairie
Gas
Quebec
Cobalt
44
Feb
55
a63
a64
-
8c
910
10
2.60
2.60
Feb
.
13 %C
Jan
Jan
43
45
Jan
Jan
2.45
3,000
Feb
65
2.55
Feb
2.70
Jan
1.90
Jan
2.48
Feb
63
200
2.43
«
2.43
.
/
2.05
4,300
2.00
Feb
2.35
Jan
3c
3c
3,000
2%c
Jan
3c
Jan
4.25
'
.
„
;
2.00
2.05
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
1
Quebec Lithium Corporation
4.25
4,600
2.05
Jan
4.55
Feb
'
Quebec
Oil
Telephone
1
Warrants
5'%%
„
_
_
2,000
10c
14,300
41'%
840
50
10c
2c
to
-
preferred
2%c
7c
2c
1
Ltd
common— „5
Corp
40
a21% a21'%
Development
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec
20%
2c
3%c
Feb
Jan
10c
Feb
Jan
42'%
Feb
Jan
22
Feb
20%
Feb
21
Jan
2C
1,000
2.45
Feb
17
75
2c
2.25
20%
20
—
2c
7c
36'%
Feb
2%c
Jan
2.50
Feb
■
Red
Crest
Gold
*
Ltd
Mines
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd common Z~2
Warrants
St
—
Lawrence
Saucon
Metals
Columbian
Development
Shop
Save
—
45c
5.25'
5.55
7,480
1.29
1.27
1.29
13,100
7%
7%
8
738
45c
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Slscoe
Oils
Ltd—
South
Mines
53c
Spartan
Sullivan
Tazin
Tib
Titan
Mines
88c
112,800
79c
18c
20c
1.60
16
7%c
6 %c
6c
5c
7c
Rights
Mining
Wendell
Acadia
Mines
6.95
Jan
1,644
37%
Jan
42'/a
Feb
50
87
Feb
88
Feb
39'%
39%
85
38
Jan
39'/a
Feb
11,530
7,295
9
Feb
II
Jan
15%
Jan
18
Feb
9%
10
18
17%
18
Ltd
♦
9.00
9.00
9.00
100
9.00
Feb
10'/a
Jan
1.40
1.40
1.49
7,100
1.10
Jan
1.49
Feb
Shown
Are
Jan
15%
Feb
Jan
1.10
Jan
8%c
Jan
8%c
Jan
1.25
18,500
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100
7c
7%c
—
1.05
y8c
Acadia
Acme
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
--
Feb
5c
Feb
Jan
4.10
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Uranium
Advocate Mines
Akaitcho
Alba
Voting
Gas
A
A
Pacific
Algoma
Line
Warrants
Eurns
<fc
Campbell
23
1.60
lc
Feb
Jan
Jan
Central
Co
Ltd "A"_5
——.
Canada
&
Canada,
Packers
Dominion
Ltd
Canadian
Devonian
Canadian
Ingersoll
Mines
Sugar
class
Co
Inter Inv Tr 5r/<
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footnotes,
Co
a
7.05
Ltd.—*
17
page 44.
8c
23,600
6c
Feb
8'%c
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12c
3,000
10c
Feb
14c
Jan
3.80
15,605
__
3.60
.
%
Co
73c
Oils
„
-
4,550
1.60
1.60
1.65
870
1.50
Jan
1.70
Jan
28%
27%
29%
31,969
24%
Jan
29%
Feb
106'%
105 Va
Jan
7.90
Jan
11%
Feb
550
1.80
50c
..
5c:
Jan
Jan
2.10
Jan
Jan
72c
Feb
j.
107
Jan
10%
11%
17,880
17 '/2
17%
19
5,245
14
Jan
19
Feb
45c
46c
2,180
38c
Jan
46c
Feb
17'/2
17
17%
410
16%
Jan
17%
Feb
52'/2
52%
53'/4
325
52 >%
Feb
57 Va
Jan
5.45
6.00
473
4.00
Feb
6.00
36%
34%
36%
6,654
32 Mi
Feb
36%
Feb
20c
20c
1,500
16c
Jan
21c
Jan
20c
1.95
1.93
2.15
28,117
33%
33%
33%
12,694
21
21
21
12
American
Anglo
Jan
22'/2
Jan
46%
410
45'/2
Jan
49'/2
Feb
17c
1,000
16c
Jan
20c
Jan
5'/2c
3,284
5'/2c
Jan
8c
Jan
25,616
6'/2c
Jan
11c
Jan
5,600
38 '/2c
Jan
43c
Feb
Feb
48c
Jan
7c
9c
38 %c
43c
41c
3.75
37c
-
4.75
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•
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.—
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49
B
Acceptance
Atlantic
Coast
8c
Jan
6.75
436
5.40
Jan
8.15
2,200
7.70
Feb
13c
1,000
12c
Feb
141,631
10c
30'%
40
75c
6,800
37 Va
982
2.50
8c
Feb
4.00
1.20
12c
Feb
Feb
Jan
6.75
Feb
-
Feb
8.75
Jan
14c
..
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36c
Jan
29
Jan
32
Feb
71c
Jan
80c
Jan
32%
Jan
37Mi' Feb
48
-
Feb
50
49
50
445
7'%c
8,000
7c
Jan
9c
Jan
41c
2,133
28c
Jan
50c
Jan
12
300
11%
Feb
13
Jan
17c
Feb
35c
Jan
17
Jan
17%
Feb
Feb
12
„
1
24c
*
common
7,000
37c'
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Nickel
Arcadia
Atlantic
8c
37c
7c
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class
8c
36 V*
37 y8
1
Oil
Feb
73c
75c
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$2.50 preferred
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90c
8c
—
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common
100
30 y»
8c
•
5,810
13c
6.75
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4.00
1.20
6.50
8c
41c
3.75
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1
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26c
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410
Jan
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■
Steels
Atlin
Copper
•
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1.40
1.22
1.40
30,765
1.07
Jan
1.40
•
Atlas
24%
24%
25
3,544
21%
Jan
25 V*
Feb
Jan
1
Mines
8c
7%c
9'/2c
4,300
7c
Jan
12c
1
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14c
12c
14c
59,500
6'/2c
Jan
14c
5,500
6'/2c
Jan
8c
Jan
2,000
2.65
Feb
3.10
Jan
1
7c
7c
7'/2c
1
Mines
Mines
Electric
Fabric
Feb
35%
5%c
9c
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Mines
Gold
2.15
Jan
Feb
1.65
46
5%c
Anthes Imperial class Ah
Corp
Jan
31%
17c
__
20c
Huronian
Feb
21
1.20
Anglo
2.65
2.65
2.70
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Products
class
B—
7
7.25
19%
19 %
Feb
Jan
7
220
6 Mi
Jan
100
3.25
Jan
3.50
29,150
3.45
7.95
,
7
3.45
j
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Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
5%
preferred
5%%
4.90
Jan
8.00
Feb
Jan
19%
Jan
23
v
;
Jan
Bank
Consolidated
Beta
Beattie
Ltd
Power
Feb
Beaver
&
class
Paper
Co
Bicroft Uran
Jan
61%
5,441
59 Va
Jan
62%
69%
71
4,594
66%
Jan
71
Feb
1.70
1.80
21,550
Jan
2.12
Jan
__
30
1
—
8
,
•
common
—
55c
49%
1
25
Corp
88c
50c
,
—
Jan
7c
J
42
30»/4
Ffb
413
/
41%
Feb
190
42'/a
30
t- 0
44%
30
Feb
35
Jan
Jan
11c
Jan
7c
u
9c
8'/4
6,200
8
1,493
6'/2
Jan
5'/2c
6'/2c
15,500
4'%c
Jan
7%c
Jan
23
23
310
21
Jan
23
Jan
46c
55c
49%
90c
17,325
45c
Feb
6?"
26,461
48
Jan
49%
Feb
14,400
58c
Jan
98c
Feb
8c
49
85c
8%
Feb
i
12c
500
ll'/2c
14c
Jan
7c
13,900
5'/2c
Jan
8%c
Jan
60c
63c
9,345
58c
Jan
72c
Jan
10%c
12c
8'/2cll%c
44,900
9c
Feb
7c
6,000
1
11c
•
8'%c
Bordulac
1
7c
Uranium
17
17'%
751
5414
4.65
300
40
40
150
40
Jan
40 %
Jan
Bowater
5
78%
Jan
78%
Jan
Bowaters Mersey
20.122
5.10
Jan
6.15
Feb
Bralorne
Mines
Mines
5'%%
3'/2c
62c
Black
Jan
52,500
1
Bidcop Mines Ltd
5.15
6'%c
Mines
Feb
Bowater
Jan
16 %c
5'%c
Feb
Bouzan
Jan
11c
Feb
6c
Feb
Feb
44c
Jan
9c
—
7.60
Jan
Jan
8c
35,250
1
12%
55 ;,
39c
12,000
15c
1
-
11%
17%
2,700
8'/2C
Mines—
Jan
Jan
42c
8c
5c
Feb
Jan
42c
5c
__
1.70
13'%c
13'/2c
Jan
16
*
61
71
10 %
',49%
0
1.70
11 Va
Bay
c
1.06
61%
*
Corp
Cooper
Feb
14c
•
A
;
Mines
29%
Feb
*
Mining
Telephone
Jan
10c
*
Mines
Belcher
Yukon
3,033
•
Lumber
Bibis
13c
—
Duquesne
Feb
12c
•
/.
4 10
12'/2c
1
,
Mines
B
Jan
V)
Mining
3 %c
a—
)
TT
11,140
44c
10
Petroleums
Class
j.
Jan
1,130
19
1
Uranium
Bathurst
Jan
35c
„
100
—10
Exploration
Barymin
75c
39c
1
Mines
Mines
Base Metals
Baska
14,000
37c
22
50c
Montreal
of
Rarnat
Jan
1.02
39c
_25
of Nova Scotia
Bank
21V4
1.01
—._1
.
Mines
Bankfield
22
8.00
19 %
22%
1
25
preferred
Oil
Banff
Bankeno
Jan
Jan
^
106 106'/2
_J
2%C
4.45
:Jan
70c
50c
a
Petroleums
Associated
53c-
65c
100
75.
Jan
4,015
1
Controls
Lodge
5 70
Feb
4c
2,000
2.00
1
Mines
Lead
Warrants
Auto
42c
Jan
4'/ac
xOo
Nepheline
Auto
14,550
u
1.90
_50
Mines
Pete
Leduc
Aunor
77c,
_25
Earth
Rare
American
Arjon
b
F
20%: Feb
Jan
-
4'%c
—
10c
—
American
Anchor
4.50
Jan
56c
230
1.90
*
preferred
Larder
Amalgamated
Analogue
iti
19%
16,375
10
preferred
Anacon
.uuj&89J Jafliu
~
73d
71c
•
4%
Amalgamated
Argus
20'/*r
•
Aluminum
ansil
3.55
20'/4
42c42'/2c
,
10
Ltd
Aluminium
3,400
6.15
Feb
7c
11c
—
11%
Aiminex
7.60
5.80
Jan
93%
100
Minerals
4.55
*
Jan
20'/2
Jan
8
common
a78 % a78%
Ltd—*
pi'd_100
21'/4
Jan
91'/4
50
*
o
Jan
19'/2
95
•
Bros
24%
14 y4
1,875
93'%
•
Beatty
3 10
4,457
20%
•
Gas—
54 y4
—*
6 00
see
11 %
12% al2%
7.60
Ltd—
cum
*
2,980
1
B_,
Petroleums
Rand
Canadian
For
Lid„
29%
11%
/
Ltd—
Cnibougamau
700
28%
28 %
3.65
20%
19%
93%
—
1
Consolidated
Roxana
Bevcon
3.69
20'/4
20
1
Steel
Beaver
—
20%
6.00
Feb
a__
Jan
50
Jan
,
I
Co
Gold—
common
Preferred
Jan
20
24
Warrants
9c
a30
Feb
Feb
warrants:
11c
19,000
41 Va
23%
1
preferred
3'% c
3%c
Feb
40
*
Trunk
f eb
2'%
39%
23%
1
—
Alberta
4 y2
Feb
41'%
23'%
_1
trust
Natural
Bell
__11
Trunk
.'
Ltd
Alberta
Allied
13'/2c
40%
-
66c
Gas
Algoma
Jan
23%
Warrants
Class
10c
-41 '/a
*
Yellowknife
Class
High
5,100
5,181
•
common
Mines
Distillers
Alberta
Low
''
c
•
Explorations
Alberta1
12c 13'%
__
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25
common
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Agnico Mines Ltd
Jan
6c
5,000
Low
1
Gas & Oil
c
7c
9,500
8C
Jan
34'%
Jan
21
a30
1
*
Ltd
11,100
7'%c
3.75
3c
7c
„
14 %c
Jan
Jan
3c
3c
,
c
Jan
9c
31%
•
3c
'
Ltd
3,500
2
"
1
Feb
Feb
a22% a22'%
1
1.65
Jan
800
■'
Feb
20c
7c
3.95
—
Feb
Jan
5c
3.90
1
:
Feb
6,000
3.95
1.05
88c
76,500
7c
7c
775
1.20
Feb
Feb
9,400
*
121%
Feb
15
Dollars
Sales
Feb
11
Jan
1.45
Canadian
•
Gold
71c
Exchange
In
Week's
.100
Aumaque
Feb
1.36
Jan
Expressed
Last
A
Feb
52c
Jan
Feb
5c
—
a
STOCKS
*
9%
Preferred
Jan
7'%
13c
Ltd
Ltd
Feb
9,800
88
J
River
16%
34'%
—
'/eC-
UNLISTED
Alberta
9.10
9.10
•
Atlantic Sugar
Class
Bethlehem
Advocate
Jan
•
Paper
Preferred
Aumacho
Feb
3%c
Properties
Manufacturing Co
Jan
4.10
42%
Ltd
Feb
Jan
34 %
B
Products
10'/* Feb
Jan
*
Mines
&
Feb
5c
_1
Corp
Mineral
Jan
46c
15%
12c
Ltd—
Vanguard Explorations
Virginia Mining Corp
Power
8'%
8c
20,000
C
4%c
10
Fund
—
Weedon
Mines
Abltibi
1.29
118
300
161/4
7'%
1
Corp Ltd
Principal
Abacus
Jan
1.00
200
16-
1
class
Jan
3.20
1,000
Sale Price
Jan
14
2,300
1.60
*
Corporations
Woods
78
——
Corn
9'%
3,200
88
P«r
5.60
1.15
4,000
1.60
*
Ltd
Corp
Asbestos
Un'tori
11c
88c
Ltd_
Petroleum
Trans-Canada
United
121%
—1
Trebor Mines Ltd
United
8c
121'% 121'%
l
——
Mines Ltd
Exploration
20
3.95
8.00
Friday
41C
100
——
;
Ltd
57c
a9%
3.70
Toronto Stock
7
2,175
1,10
*
:
Ltd
Mines
Petroleum
Tache Lake
15%
1.10
V-,
18c
Cons
Supertest
14%
1.10
n
100
pfd
Services
Air
Warrants
Feb
a9%
3.75
53c
Jan
41%
Prices
94<h», Jan
1,350
Ct
__
6%
53c
F-b'
Feb
'
9.40
88
Ltd—
Feb
5 25
v
Ltd
Power
Jan
Jan
25c
7,600
15'%
1
—
11-—-
Default
52c
1.35
.'
-
—
Ltee
Southern Canada
52c
1.29
—2
Ltd
Sobey's Stores class A
Soca
1,900
'
•
Ltd
Mines
2.00
1,125
,
45c
5.50
1
„
:
1957)
2.45
——
'
Siscalta
51
Feb
9.10
Anglo Rouyn Mines—
Exploration
&
15,500
43
h
"
•
0
Ltd—
Producers
3,000
9c
■'
*
Ltd
Gas
Provo
44
1st pfd_50
50
of Canada 4'/2%
8c
9c
1
Mines Ltd
Prime
65
"■
'
Porcupine
33
Jan
8.50
a__
3,000
85c
85c
—_i
"■
a__
19,700
/
27
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Jan
44%
200
Feb
41 y4
Feb
?.——
Mining Corp
31
4,505
8.50
a9%
Feb
12'%
'
Island
665
51
8.50
Jan
Feb
12'%
Ltd common..
preferred
Merrill
32 y„
49%
i-
-
Feb
1
Feb
1.05
—I
Ltd
311/*
17
,.10 %
Ltd.
Jan
61c
—
62c
I
Mines
Feb
•
Pipe Line Co
Canada
Feb
9'%c
1.05
„
—
I
Ltd_
VTcIntyre-Porcupine
Feb
10 y*
40
Jan
37c
9'%c
1.05
I
—
16%
138
Jan
(Walter M)__
Ltd
560
10 y4
Jan
87c
16%
1
_100
u»
preferred
Hill
21% '
A
class
Corp
preferred'
of
Feb
;
5%
Jan
Jan*'
51
1
4 '% %
2>%c
20%
31%
._*
Traders
Finance
700
ioy4
1
i
„
Ltd
5c
16 %
_•
Ltd..
Mines
21-
20%
*
dteep Rock Iron Mines Ltd.
Feb
-
A.2.50
Ltd—
Feb
Co Ltd_l
Mining Corp Ltd
Jan
325
1,295
„*
class
Paper
Jam
3c
'
Lowney
25c
Feb
Jan
11%
A
1
2c
42
Jan
3,000
90c
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd
Maritimes
Feb
2.85
a6%
...50c
Corp
Corp
3c
23c
^I
Co
24c
Jan
11%
*
Mining
7%c
Ltd
Mng
1,000
2.60
Feb
'
a__
__*
Ltd
Corp Ltd
-i
_
Silver
Langis
24c
.
a6>/4
Quemont
—I
E
100
—
11%
Moore
5
I
—„
2.85
a
a6 '/4
Feb
35
«
Explora'n
30
Jan
•
,
Ltd—
Feb
35
Ltd
(Alfred) Inc class A
9.50
700
%c
1
"A"
STOCKS
Labrador
Lambert
2,626
-
al9% al9%
pfd_20
Feb
35
I
Co
Jan
1.13
4,000
_
Oil
7.95
1.74
117
3c
Ltd-
Co
500
Jan
»
Mining
7.95
Leaf
3c
Ltd
Dev
&
Jan
7.95
Mexican
3c
»
Ceramic
14'%
Feb
Feb
Maple
2c
42c
""
Can
Mining
Mines
LoUvicourt
42c
Hastings Mining Development
Inland
Feb
,
40c
__
..
11
*
u_l
—
500
*
Mining Corp
Copper Mining Corp___
International
B
10,000
—I
Age Mines Ltd
Goldfields
Haitian
Class
9c
Ltd,.
200
Ltd
Ltd class
Companies
2c
Fuhdy Bay Copper Mines Ltd—— j
Futurity
Loblaw
6%C
common—
11 y»
Ltd
Mines
Mines
3%c
....
—
ll'/a
1.60
117
»-
i
i
American
6c
—
-
....
Inc_
I
Ltd—
class
Ltd
Gold
7%c
—
•
*
Ltd
Mines
Exploration
50
Jan
1 Vic
Milling Co Ltd
■*—_•_*
Light & Pow Co Ltd com_13.50
Minnesota
& Ontario Paper
Co
5
24'%- Jan
-
Fontana
Douglas
3'%c
I
I
Nickel
&
Feb
l%c
1.13
68
117
1.6i)
I
—
Feb
49%
Ltd
(Can)
Mines
Jan
1.20
Feb
*
Ltd
Mines
Gas
&
Paints
1.02
Jan
81c
55c
1.13
Fano
Mining
Oil
Bay
Joliet-Quebec
1.70
Ltd
Feb
140
500
Co Ltd
Hollinger Consol Gold
Hudson's
Feb
'
___
Minerals Inc
Mines
20%
*
Paper
Jan
Jan
j
Metal
Fab
Jan
50
Ltd
1.90
1.10
"*
—
Mines
Oil &
Empire
17
1'%C
Jockey Club Ltd——/—...
pfd- _100
cum
Ltd
600
l%c
Ltd..
Mines
1.25
17%
.IZi
Power 7%
19%
Ltd—1
Mines
Feb
'
Linoleum Co Ltd *
Mines
Ltd
18%
Feb
—1
Gold
4'%c
'
Elder Mines
Yellowknife
7c
■i
a4c
♦
Ltd
Dominion Oilcloth &
Giant
28%
-
Ltd-
Jan
—*
Jan
1
Works
ll'/a
49%
Ltd
4'%c Jan
2%c
'
Oils
28
58c
•
Engineering
Feb
10%
Feb
"
—~1
—„T„_
Dominion
6'%c
.ujOviJ
•
.,.
Ltd_.
Mines
Dome
Jan
8c
11,900
—
10%
Gateway
12
1.20
1,200
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
1
1
Federal Grain Co class A
—,—,.*
a28
1.U8
10%
Feb
a27
1.15
Feb
10 %
Feb
;
bOC
Corp Ltd
18
2.40
Internat'l
1.02
Feb
3 '%c
Jan
toJ.0
17
Jan
95c
87c
3,500
1
Jan
boo
18
Jan
Ltd
95c
1.00
17
*
39
1.90
18'%
Jan
Ltd..
Co
Mines
common
a75c
-U
Jan
39 %
3c
>
—'LI—1
Ltd
16
Feb
Oil
Co
a75c
*
A
Copper Rand Chib Mines Ltd_—
Petroleum
«,w'!
3,905
Denison
4,500
•
18 '/a
Feb
1.94
■
v
17%
14%
4c
''
44V,
177/a
3c
1,000
5%C
Jan
•
Jan
b.ood
8%c
41%
38%
25
8c
5,422
Dalhousie
Gas
High
44 %
Jan
8c
Low
*
Ltd.
Corp
Paper
Range Since Jan. 1
High
43%
12'%c
525
J
Shares
7
44
Consumers
50,160
—
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd—— I—1
Crusade
13
a3c
—
Vauze
350
Consolidated
Feb
4'/2V.
1
1.50
L'Ungava—
Preferred
Consolidated
Jan
2.40
'
Miniere
9%c
6%C
Lake Mines Ltd
Chipman
Cleveland Copper Corp_:
Compagnie
^uo
38%
Sales
for Week
Low
Par
2'%c Jan
Feb
8c
—1
Corp
Copper
6'%c
a3c
8c
_1
„
13,500
1
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
Feb
2.08
'
—
2.39
1
Copper
2c
3 '/2C
1
Corp
Chib-Kayrand
8c
38%
1
Ltd—
600
a^ca^'Ac
al3c
*
A.
Ltd
Mines
Minerals
•
Lid_
Lorp
2c
Lv
i
*xpiurauons
Low
High
7c
8c
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
2c
—1
—
Mines Ltd
Carbec
Shares
Low
Par
Canuba
for Week
of Prices
41
(Range for Week Ended February 24)
Sales
Last
Sale Price
(945)
Corp
1
pfd
preferred
:
Paper
Pioneer
5c
5 %%
pfd
48c
44c
49c
50
Ltd
5%
12c
48
—
-48
52%
7%
49
48%
52%
7%
49 %r
6.80
6.80
7.20
"i_
50
—1.
50
1
.
7%
85,200
42,600
-
700
-
-
Feb
Jan
14 %C
7c
Feb
12c
3V2c
Jan
8c
39c
Jan
50c
46'% Jan
49
Feb
o-
Jan
>
Feb
'52%
Feb
8
Jan
491%
Feb
100
7%
Feb
205
47%
Jan
49%
Feb
2,234
6.65
Jan
7.60
7«n
6
>
L'4 j.
42
(946)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN' MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
Par
Eralsaman
Brazilian Traction
Bridge & Tank common
Bright (TG) preferred-Britalta
American
British
Columbia
4%
1
4% %
5%
125
2.27
2.27
34%
3.80
Jan
4.JO
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
45 Va
43
100
33
:v
40c
20,502
2.00
29%
Jan
!
■—
700
6 VaC
5,000
840
42%
Feb
44%
Jan
Consolidated
Gillies
610
90
Jan
91%
Jan
Consolidated
Golden
47%
Jan
49 Va
Jan
Consolidated
Halliwell
53/
285
Consol
12%
12%
19,570
12
Jan
13%
Jan
Consolidated
Marcus Gold
14%
14%
14%
450
14%
Feb
15
Jan
Consolidated
Mic
Columbia
Power
•
37%
37%
38%
4,635
34 Va
Jan
48%
Feb
Consolidated
47
49
2,366
46%
Jan
49
Feb
Mining
Mogul
10%
101/4
200
9 Va
Jan
10%
Feb
British
British
Columbia
Brockville
Broulan
Telephone..!
Chemical
Reef
1
2fi
pfd
Mines
27c
29c
1
13%
13%
13%
153
*
Mining
Buffadison
7%
7
7%
850
1
2.85
2.65
2.85
3,'735
6 Vac
7c
6,800
1.30
1.34
600
5c
5c
500
Smelting
&
Gold
1
Ankerite
Buffalo
28c
1
Brown Company
Bruck Mills class A
muiiswica
48%
10
1
Buffalo Red Lake
1
Building
7c
*
Products
Bunker
Hill
Extension
—
Cable
34%
8c
10c
17%
17%
Dock
Mines &
Cadamet
Calalta
class A
*
.
Canada
Stone
.
Lines
»'*
Bank
Canadian
Class
Class
:
Gas
Gas
Gen
Canadian
Utilities
Canadian
75c
preferred
class
24-/4
Jan
159
31 %
Feb
33
Jan
5,249
6%
Jan
7
Jan
2.00
Jan
80c
9,800
7%
2.815
70c
6%
3.30
83c
Jan
78c
2.450
71c
47,750
84c
7%
Jan
1.65
Jan
200
9%
3,265
12%
51C
6,210
48c
1.75
1.82
104,570
1.52
11
75
10%
375
7%
Jan
8%6%
; 8
60,933
4.40
435
4.50
Jan
Jan
60c
1.85
12
8%
Jan
6%
Jan
1.70
1.80
19,560
16
460
28 %c
34c
3,500
Mines
Dow
Jan
4.95
Elder
Mining
Mine*;
Mining
&
14
Jan
100
78
Jan
79
Feb
9,650
32c
Feb
42c
Jan
Fanny
I,000
-4.85
Feb
10c
10,500
9 %c
Feb
23c
15,083
20c
Jan
39c
Jan
Fargo
26%
28
2,136
23%
Jan
28%
Feb
13c
Jan^
Faraday
Oils
Feb
99%
20
99
Feb
99%
8
515
7
12
105
-
110
65
64%
65
16,445
Jan
Jan
"Feb
8
12
Feb
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41
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46
Feb
10%
Feb
11%
Feb
63
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Feb
69 Va
Jan
Jan
Jan
16 %
Jan
22
10
Jan
11%
Feb
4VaC
Feb
6 Vac
Jan
45
Feb
46
Jan
1
-
5%c
)>' Jan
5c
6c
6,600
45
45
25
9c
9c
9 Vac
8VaC
Jan
11c
Jan
4c
4 VaC
6,700
4c
Feb
7c
Jan
87c
75c
92c
138,200
56c
Jan
1.01
Feb
1.80
Jan
*
.—__1
:
1
•
.
5,068
1.55
1.58
12,250
1.60
1.74
5,015
1.55
Jan
15%
—20
15%
400
"15%
Feb
Feb
1.74" Feb
15%
Feb
26
58%
26 %
745
26
58%
58%
260
58
Jan
60
Jan
58%
-_*
_20
—*
58 Va
693
58
Jan
60
Feb
99c
Jan
9c
Jan
V
1.05
1.15
11c
11c
13c
9,000
5%c
5 VaC
7c
22,100
——9%
9%
9 Va
100
Ltd
*
10
;;
.
1.55
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——
Insurance
1.12
76
75%
15c
1
—
Nickel
12,350
76
180
16c
2,500
4 VaC
9%
Feb
Feb
1.15
Jan
17c
Jan
8c
Jan
Feb
Feb
10
70
Jan
78
Feb
15c
Feb
18c
Jan-
37%
Feb
•
41%
39%
41 %
Jan
41%
Feb
*
19 %
18%
19 %
3,410
17%
Jan
19 %
Feb
1
.
Canadian
19 %
19
19 Va
1,100
16 %
Jan
20 Va
Feb
10,190
1
1.43
1.30
1.48
37,750
1.10
Jan
1.48
Feb
25c
3.90
3.75
3.95
9,544
2.90
Jan
4.30
Jan
1
9c
8c
9c
1,600
7c
Jan
9c
Feb
1
36c
32c
36c
82,560
30C
Jan
—._*
49
Ltd
110
99 %
Jan
101
Feb
Fafinia
.1
Mining
30
140 %
Jan
150
Jan
Federal
Grain
21%
Jan
23%
Feb
7%
Jan
10 %
Feb
Fleet
Jan
14
class
A
Preferred
Fleetwood
Feb
5c
Jan
Ford
260
39 %
Jan
53%
Jan
Ford
240
93
Feb
95
Feb
Foundation
900
14%
Jan
19
Feb
Francoeur
125
33
Feb
37%
Jan
Fraser
15
Jan
18%
Feb
French
Petroleum
Corp
Co
(U S)
15
Jan
15%
Jan
Tobisher
20
Feb
20 %
Feb
Frosst
35 %
Feb
39
Jan
Fruehauf
36
2,000
9c
Jan
13c
49 %c
63c
316,116
45c
Feb
63c
Feb
Gaitwin
13%
13%
2,970
13
Jan
14%
Feb
Gatineau
32c
32c
500
25c
Jan
36c
Jan
6.00
5.75
6.20
55.835
87c
86c
1
13 %c
28
Feb
Feb
3,000
45c
Jan
59c
Feb
12
11%
12
2,350
10
Jan
12
Feb
73
Mines
Ltd
20c
5c
68%
73
695
65
Jan
73
Feb
68 %
12%
70 Va
665
130
Jan
143
Feb
11 %
12 Va
3,521
10
Jan
12%
5c
5c
6,000
4c
Jan
6c
2,250
22%
Jan
*
3.60
3.50
3.75
1,095
•
class A
24
13c
12c 16 VaC
104,920
—1
common..,
23%
10
preferred
23%
18
.
3.25
Feb
Feb
Feb
25
Jan
4
00
Feb
8c
Jan
17c
Feb
18
18
100
15 %
Jan
23 Va
Jan
3.60
4.05
575
3.55
Jan
4.50
Jan
5 VaC
Jan
6c
Jan
Jan
55c
13 %
49%
Jan
57c
•
(Charles)
lie
Jan
27%
55c
*
Co
Ltd
41
200
56c
5
Canada
25
825
28
*
Companies
of
37c
49%
1
Feb
3c
Motor
Jan
49
28
———20
Manufacturing
100
5.00
Jan
90c
II,858
86c
110,500
12c
Feb
Jan
Geco
Jan
1
Power
Mines
Ltd
1
1
Bakeries
23
23
5
23
Feb
General
3 %c
11,450
2%c Jan
3%c
Jan
General
Motors
Gereral
Petroleum-Drill
1.17
10,600
78c
Jan
22
Jan
..
1.17
Feb
25o 26 %c
18,750
25c
Jan
29c
Jan
10c 10 %c
3,100
9c
Feb
12c
Jan
63c
General
Class
74c
10,300
44c
Jan
74c
Feb
Genral
43c
53c
45,600
43c
Feb
67c
Jan
General
5.35
1,450
47c
Jan
Jan
Genex
3.45
3.40
3.55
10,973
13"/8
13%
13%
540
16c
4,500
16c
5 %
9%
•
16c
5%
9
26c
.
22 %c
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83c
5%
8,875
9%
510
26c89c
»
3.40
5.40
Development
Products
Steel
Mines
Scientific
Mfg
4.15
Jan
Jan
14%
Feb
Giant
Mascot
13c
Jan
16c
Jan
Ciant
Yellowknife
5.25
F"0
Glacier
10%
Jan
3.90
8%
Jan
Jan
Globe
13,042
20 %c
Jan
27c
Jan
Goldale
63cj
Jan
88c
Feb
Goldfields
Mines
103
107
Jan
107%
Feb
bo
/2
Feb
1
107
30
18%
20
8,485
•17%
Feb
20%
Jan
8%
1,080
7 %
Jan
8%
Feb
23,448
Feb
14 Vb
10%
Feb
14%
42%
42%
265
40
Jan
44 %
43%
2,301
41
Jan
44 %
Feb
_50c
62c
60c"
70c
795
60c
Feb
70c
Feb
60c
61c
1,250
51c
Feb
61c.. Feb
common
class
A
*
25
*
common—
!
Prospecting
8%
Ltd-,
*
1
♦
25
150
25
Jan
25
Jan
8%
600
.7
Jan
9
Jan
1,000
9c
Feb
12 VaC
Jan
12,700
57c
Feb
75c
Jan
1,110
26c
Jan
1,548
10%
Feb
57c
57c
38c
38c
10%
11%
57c
15 Vac
11
11
1
,
16c
11
1,
!
Feb
9VaC
10%
1
A—
25
8%
9 Vac
1
Mines,
—
Mining
39
Jan
10%
Explorers.
85,750
Jan
42%
1
class
37
99%
13%
Mine
Envelopes
125
43%
Ltd
12%
1,160
7 Va
20
1
Wares
500
39%
107
—50c
Geo
Feb
1
5VaC
39
101 101%
—1%
:
A
5.25
..
5Vac
_*
Dynamics
3c
25c
•
3914
101 %
100
1.09
10 %c
*
*
^100
common
3c
1
1
:
Mining
General
18c
*
preferred
5%%
preferred
1.07
Feb
Co
5%
6.20
Feb
12c 15 %c
Trailer
23
Ii
2.50
210
1.12
45c
44.
48%
1
14,036
15%
72c
see page
Feb
19%
Developments
Mining
35 %
Columbia Cellulose
footnotes,
45
1,220
Candy
Uranium
Mines
20%
*
Mines
3,636
16
Farmer
15%
1
.
Feb
48%
"•
5%
20%
1
Metals
3.95
14 %
;
A
Players
Farwest
Smelt
Combined Enterprises
Jan
1
Falconbridge
5%
Mining
Equipment—
2.30
Feb
4.90
III_1
Hi
I_i
Mines
750
286
—
Famous
Feb
15%
&
Ltd
10 %C
IIIIIIII
IIIII*
Smelting
Feb
3.95
11%
Mines
36
•
.
&
Jan
7%
,
1,410
—
Mines
9%c
•
Cochenour Willans
Jan
13%
Feb
Jan
11%
Sol Mining
\
Copper
20%
Jan
5 Va
104,128
Jan
10 %C
•
*
10
Feb
11%
67c
15%
1
Wines—
16 Va
10
1,990
'.45%
:
Common
20 %
*
Feb
36
27% Jan
.,
Jan
20%
Feb
79
2,500
154
6.65
16%
40c
15%
18 %
,'
■
20 %
Jan
79
33%
Jan
15 %
22c
32c 33 %c
33
7,785
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11%
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:
—
class
Paper
Life
173/4
Feb,
Jan
3 75
:
Jan
21%
Jan
80c
Feb
31%
Jan
11%
52c. -.Jan
2.90
Jan
35c
-
HVa
„
Corp
18
t
Jan
16
Eddy
Empire
33%
Jan
11%
Feb
Eureka
bII__*
9 %c
Jan
Jan
20%
Feb
Feb
corn—•
12
'—
50
—.*
1.85
Feb
47
7c
9.25
Feb
Jan
29c
common „•
16
7%
93
Jan
2lc:
12c
V
'
—*
Feb
1.35
46
7%'
1.74
Jan
93
20
.99%
1.56
Jan
19
99 %
1
15
18%
_100
1
Emco
18%
47%
Mines
Feb
*
48
Mines
11%
preferred—IlOO
3.65
Jan
11
18 %
Sullivan
Jan
5.816
4,090
Jan
29c
1,864
9.95
Malartic
9%
12,000
22%
9.60
Fast
3,316
14
36
21 Vs
East
11%
3 %c
11,338
34%
22%
Feb
Eldrich
3c
3.10
11,800
6,099
35%
Feb
El
133/a
76c
2.98
Jan
Feb
3c
70C
V"
Feb
Feb
Feb
2,637
11,824
3.75
——
Petroleum
Feb
9%
2,500
10,754
2.98
common—'—*
Duvan Copper Co
Duvex
Oils
&
Mineral
Feb
Erewery
6%
9%
8c
30c
10%
29c
7%
common
Donalda
1.05
9%
7 VaC
10%
—*
Chemical
&
Jan
2.80
.
12c
Feb
•
Jan
Jan
147
Jan
—23.50
Jan
23%
24 %c
26q
18%
Coal—
&
Textile
1.30
144
64,000
25c
10%
Preferred
Dominion
4.40
100 100 %
Feb
Feb
6c
Jan
18
-
—-
18,393
22%
ac:.
10
—
Inv
Preferred
Jan
21,240
144
_i
I
Scottish
81,024
1
Mines
Gold
Dominion
90c
100
17c
i,562
6 %
_
Magnesium
6%
22%
1
Farm
Jan
21c
I_I_20
Mines
Kayrand
Dominion
5%
10
Gold
Gai
Feb
2.80
26%
9c
12,500
10
15%
\
6,500
19c
common--•
Steel
&
—
6
25
Rio
Foundry
2.15
2,405
10c
7%
85c
3.80
Jan
8 Vac
*
common
Easy Washing Mach preferred
Eddy
Match Co_
30c
3Vac
.
7%
103
:
~
4.30
3,060
6,885
17C
7%c
—
Tar
15,930
12,050
Jan
Jan
8 VaC
25 %c
•
Preferred
9 %c
•
Gas
Dominion
9 VaC
18c
•
common
Warrants
Dominion
4.90
7%
5%
97%
Jan
-
Feb
4.75
79
"•
common
Electrohome
Feb
50
33 % C
~i
ZZl
—
Bridge
Dairies
6%
•
Oil
Dominion
Jan
50
1.35
Feb
Jan
115
•
Dominion
5.15
Jan
6%
4c
2.50
Dominion
11%
Jan
7%
4c
4c-
8.35
19%
848
;
2
■
—
Feb
16
44 %
15% '
103
Jan
Jan
6.15
17
350
7
102
575
1
Seagrams
2.80
*
Mines
Mines
Feb
Jan
16
I50
Natural
—
Feb
Jan
37%
10%
Feb
10%
25o%f 72c:,
Stores
294
10%
27c
6%
1
.
Oils
Dominion
28 %c
2.50
common
5%•
Palmer
Feb
399
87c
Feb
1,
Steel
493,:,
89c
20c
1
Dominion
443/4
•
2,600
7c
1
Mines
Feb
47%
4.90
23c
102
1
Mines
Dynamic
6%
Feb
20c
1
Mines
1.65
Jan
%
78c
Jan
11
.
4.85
18c
'
Jan
11%
8%
•
Oil
For
Feb
14%
11
20c
Porcupine
Coniagas
21%
4.50
•
A_
Mines
Central
Combined
2,619
75c
1.78
20c
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Athabaska
Lake
14%
.14%
47%
Westinghouse
Exploration
Cockshutt
Jan
49c
A_50c-
._
Charter
Coin
Jan
Jan
1.05
i
;
2.25
2.30
13%
11%
•
common
preferred
Gold
Dickenson
14%
.*
i
preferred
Chimo.
Feb
4.70
*
Canadian Western
Chibougamau
Devon
1,085
75c
78c
16%
Wallpaper Mfrs class
Chesterville
Feb
1,590
6%
1.55
•
Vickers
Pat
Denison
3.65
preferred
Corp
Canadian
Gold
Delnite
14%
6%
Feb
1
„
Mines
14
class
Corp
Horn.
3.35
100
Thorium
Deer
14
Railway
Canadian
Feb
3.65
3
14c
6%
1
Mines
39,355
3,750
*
—I
Minerals
Petroleum
*
18c
100
common
Explorers
Daragon Mines
Brewis
Dome
-IIIIlOO
Superior
Ltd
—
Distillers
7
Feb
16c
18c
Feb
Dome
3.30
Jan
36 %c
20
Feb
6%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
2.95
17 Va
12
Jan
27 Vac
18%
Feb
33
Jan
11%
4,600
18%
11
23%
15%
''
500
32c
18%
65
23%
2,300
11%
—10
—
49
32%
17 Va
Jan
Jan
23%
16%
11%
30 Vac
Jan
Jan
32%
Feb
9 VaC
Jan
common
Canadian
Daering
Feb
3.70
1.02
40
Decoursey
Feb
3.80
Jan
Jan
8%
1,695
80c
Feb
43 %
,
130,120
7c
942
3.80
1.02
33%
12,671
•
Jan
83C
348
"5,518
•
Feb
9'Ac
5,050
48
„«
Jan
17c
Feb
■
7c
10%
Gas
Petrofina
Feb
7%
8 Via
7%
Jan
6c
'
Feb
1.55
Jan
Jan
12c
3,500
36
3.35
6%
59
6%
430
7 VaC
7c
Mines
Jan
10c
Jan
3,550
.—
l
Class A preferred
Feb
Jan
4.00
35 %
10%
preferred
Del
6%c
Feb
7%
10
46%
preferred
Canadian Tire
7
3.25
7c
1
Trust
Deldona
1.23
Jan
4,760
3.40
7%
1.00
17 %
11%
•
Feb
106%
Jan
47
Inca
Pacific
1
106
Jan
15 VaC 16 VaC
—%
16c
Jan
104%
■
Jan
3.80
.
8%
.—*
3.25
Feb
105
165
105 105 Va
8c
10 %
_
Canadian Malartic Gold
Canadian Marconi Co
Canadian
——*
25
3.20
18%
7c
Jan
90c
Canadian
105
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
67
,
5%
105
105
3.35
2.45
16
Jan
•
Oil
Canadian Northwest
—H.
—100
*
~
6c
common-*
Hydrocarbon
Canadian Oil Cos.
9,793
Feb
Jan
6c
4c
Jan
10c
Industries
Preferred
9,672
18Vs
Feb
75
400
Crest.:
Canadian
2.90
17%
6c
9 V?c
Feb
Jan
800
57%
21.90U
^'2.45
Vac
6c
453
760
2.70
17%
4
4c
Nest
18,620
4%c
*
——
International
8c
5c
3,500
6c
Crush
7%
3,067
5c
.1
Crows
1.56
7c
Vac
—*
warrants-.
Feb
7
2,159
Vac
4
»4c
Timber
Feb
7c
5c
6
1
Pershing
Jan
1.50
4 Vac
1
1
Mines—1
Mines
8c
10c
13
Jan
Jan
56%
Jan
Jan
'
8c
56%
Jan
32c
550
Jan
48
Feb
4,000
Jan
Jan
25c
8c
5c
40%
6,500
Feb
6e
29c
15c
Feb
Crowpat Minerals
Feb
Jan
18
Crown
3.60
2.40 Van
4Vac
8.35
Feb
15c
V; '
3,199
8c
Jan
94%
25c V
'
Feb
Jan
8.25
1.17
Jan
29c
1.70
12c
17%
68%
Jan
18,865
18
Feb
Jan
9,150
15c
8.35
Jan
2.75
1.85
13c
-*
7%
Oil
&■
Securities
North
Crestbrook
Cusco
1.70
4 % c -4 %c
———1
Feb
8c
Jan
19c
Ltd
49
1.56
Jan
Jan
1.10
'
Mines
L)
(R
88c
1.80
Industrial
Crain
63%
44
Husky
Chromium
Croinor
12
Feb
:• Jan
Jan
Craigmont Mines
Crestaurum
48%
Warrants
Chib
Feb
Jan
62%
Warrants
Cheskirk
Feb
84
1,375
78c
12c
*
50c
7%
Canadian Homestead
Chauteau
21%
Jan
13
4,160
34,000
Feb
47c
:
747
—
High
Central
Jan
12%
21%
Jan
Copper
1,060
.
Canadian
Central
18%
75
655
Jan
2.40
28c
1
55
_•
Morse
Energy
Warrants
Erin
Feb
47
Jan
85c
Jan
•20
•
63c
'
Feb
1.80
2,000
—*
7%c
preferred
Cassiar
Jan
22
r
Jan
oSLIX
36c
Mining
61 %
Petroleum
preferred
Can
15'%
Feb
9c
Feb
54c
34c
—■
54 %
•
1st
Cayzor
F*<)
Jan
20 %
91
50 c
-68c
/
•
'"•A
Mines—2.50
Zinc
62%
A
Products
2nd
Candore
27%
14
5
Jan
92c
—•
•
7%c
l
Food
5%%
25%
290
94%
i39c
Feb
8c
Publishing
53%
_20
B
Canadian
795
66
Feb
39c
Feb
Mines
Lead
365
_•
Wright
Export
coulee
15
64%
Feb
20c
-v
8c
Cosmos Imperial
22
46 %
common
Fairbanks
4%
Cowichan
46%
Petroleum
Canadian
Canadian
Courvan
Feb
6%
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
28%
2,800
Canadian Drawn Steel preferred
Canadian
Dredge Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian
18%
Jan
3.20
Devonian
Canadian
Feb
25%
30,100
Preferred
Canadian
13%
1,245
500
9c
500
'
53 %
Warrants
Canadian
141/4
25
Jan
8c
Petroleum
53%
Chemical
Curtis
^orby
28%
5,200
Jan
4 VaC
-•
8c
Chiboug
Distillery class A
Feb
67
Feb
18c
4.
1
Mine
Rand
Copper
Jan
25
Collieries
Jan
1.30
13c
preferred
Canadian
Jan
7.70
99c
35c
Jan
14c 17 Vac
14c
-1
common
53 y2
L__x
a
Chieftain
33c
Jan
67
Jan
Jan
15c
82c
*
Ltd
copper carp
Feb
93c
7 Vac
Jan
15c
1.70
Jan
vu
17 %c
30c
1,500
100
Copper-Man
1.05
55
-
7%c
Feb
92c
2
Poplar—
West
Gas
Clark
Copp
5.55
1,888
21%
—1
Gold
Exploration
7,900
3.60
-a,--,
common
Canadian
103
Conwest
37.834
3,300
84
7,045
A
1.16
21%
21%
Mines
Class B preferred
7.70
9c
'common
class
Class
Jan
Jan
84
1
Aluminium
warrants-
Canadian
100%
27%c
3.25
Commerce
Canners
Canadian
50
1,190
20%
20%
•
Feb
Jan
16,520
»
Sannorm
Consolidated
Consumers
20%
21%
l
Celanese
Canadian
102
30c
94%
•
Canadian
Canadian
Feb
iiii
Canadian
$1%
Feb
27%
27
5c
3.30
13c
■
20,000
7
75c
2.40
Mines
Regcourt
Consolidated
15
common
• t
warrants
B
18%
Jan
*•■,,
Breweries,
A
Jan
3.30
Minerals
Canadian British
Consolidated
Jan
13%
1
1
of
12c
23%
94%
Canadian Bakeries
Canadian
Feb
Jan
_100
B_.
Astoria
Jan
6%
Jan
26%
.
20%
1.25
Tungsten
Canadian
13%
13c
65
Petroleum
class
Jan
36c
10
...
Jan
Jan
.•
A
:
„
Jan
13c
17%
Jan
•
72c
•71c
7 1.99
Mines
Nicholson
•
class
Wire
Red
35
Jan
Jan
•
Preferred
_
Consolidated
Jan
Feb
8c
26%
27%
.•
Canada
Quebec
23c
•
common
Canada
Consolidated
1.05
10
Lands
Steamship
Jan
50c
75c
2.40
Feb
Jan
Jan
6c
2,980
100
Southern
1.40
21,100
13%
*
Canada Safeway Ltd preferred
Canada Southern Oils warrants
Canada
Jan
Jan
9c
*
common
Permanent
Canada
Pershcourt
7.00
7.65
•
A
B
Consolidated
102
*
Foundries
Packers
Jan
32c
7,211
Warrants
Class
8c
30c
preferred
Canada
Jan
Jan
3,516
common
Malting
Northland
30c
20
Canada** Oil
Consolidated
11 %c
12c
18
Preferred
%%
Jan
8%c
1
4
2.95
533
32c
1
Canada
Jan
Jan
27%
Lake
Cut
Jan
6%
.
class
8 Va
HVa
25%
Petroleum
Foils
Negus
51c
1
Ltd-——•
Mosher
545
17 %
Red
Iron
8c
16
consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
1,590
27%
Chibougamau
Canada
32
Jan
Jan
6 Va
17%
Campbell
Canada Crushed
5c
38c
4c
16,817
116,675
1
Exploration——1
Consolidated Morrison
14
12%
100
Campbell
Canada
1.20
425
•
Oil
Cement
"<7
—•
Camerina
Canada
34%
12c
25c
.—
&
6c
27c
Smelling--;
&
Jan
6%
__1
preferred
Gas
2.30
Consolidated
21c
43c 47 Vac
Ltd
Oils
Mac
Feb
Feb
12%
—
__1
_
Petroleum
Calvert
7
*'?
place
Oils—
Mines
Calgary & Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5%
12%
520
12%
Dry
27c
13,000
17%
•
Burns
Burrard
8,300
34 Va
•
Burlington
•
Feb
26c
-1
Feb
12 %
-
44c
Mines
Marbenor
53
•
*
6 %c
-
—1
^
—
Packers class A
4
*—1
Arrow
Columbia
•51
15c
Lake—_——1
Columbia
■
18,500
7,385
15c
*
.-7
Iron
British
Products
6c
16c
-1
—
Crest
British
Forest
a an
33c
44V4
1,415
bo
15c
Fenimore
,
3,533
33c
East
.
Jan
VaC
6,775
Consolidated
49 Va
5c
18,732
Consolidated
91%
Jan
15c
1
Oil%:
•
5c
•
Discovery
Dragon
Feb
:
3c
3.65
Flin
Callinan
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
48%
Feb
4,500
14c
Feb
Feb
42
52 Va
,
22c
3.60
2.53
34%
78
53
Jan
3.65
Jan
Jan
Jan
49 Va
17c
4 Vac
Jan
60
84c
2,000
4 %c
77%
50
preferred
preferred
Jan
18c
*
Gamma
Beta
High
70c
4c
18c
7,850
Consolidated
40%
91 Va
Low
80c
Feb
75
43%
Range Since Jan. I
High
74c
3c
65
44
Low
74c
,3c
41'A
91%
Shares
Jan
an
77%
50
for Week
Consolidated Key Mines—A.--————*
Consolidated Bellekeno Mines————1
.
77%
'
*
——
41 %
;
■
100
„
Mines
Coniaurum
Consolidated
100
preferred
51/2 %
33%
——50
_■
preferred
4% %
625
•
Par
High
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
>
%.
preferred
6%
45 Va
30c
12,180
2.27
•
4.20
6%
45 Va
Oil
800
45%
6%
23
Electric—
preferred
4%%
4.05
L_*
—
Petroleums
British
4.05
Low
35c
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
35c
■
•
common
Shares
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
Friday
for Week
Low
;-i
Petroleums
.
(Range for Week Ended February 24)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
•
.
22c
20 %c
23c
1
20c
19 VaC
20c
6,000,
900
15 VaC
*
"
11.500
18 VaC
Jan.,
13,500
18 VaC
Feb
-Tan
r%
Feb.,
10%. Jan
Feb
39c
Jan
„19c
11 %
.
'
•
Jan
23c
Jan
24c
Jan
"
Volume
Number
193
6033
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
stocks
Range
Par
Goldray
Goodyear
4%
Tire
Canada
Mackay class
Mines
Granduc
A
-
1
Lakes
Paper
Preferred
Gas
43
Jan
705
6
Feb
10c
2,049
10c
Jan
1.60
5,600
1.09
Jan
Feb
45
6%
11c
Jan
Jan
1.75
Jan
(M)
Lorado
Ltd
6,630
42
Jan
49
Feb
26 %
Jan
35
25%
35
24%
Jan
25%
Feb
Macassa
10%
11%
4,245
6.25
Jan
12
6%
2,514
5%
Jan
39 %
Feb
—
'
—
6%
6%>-
Lyndhurst
;
$2.80
preferred
Class
B
Great
——.
Macfie
Develop
West
Feb
Macleods
1.10
1.20
425
65c
Jan
45
45
175
41
Jan
1.15
1.35
1,480
95c
Jan
1.45
Jan
Madsen
Red
12%
11%
12%
4,367
8.65
Jan
12%
Feb
Magnet
Consolidated
5.00
5.00
250
4.40
Jan
5.00
Jan
Maher
'
«.'•*-
'
44
1.30
Feb
MacLeod
Feb
45
MacMillan
Gridoil
Freehold
Guaranty
Gulch
Gold
Lake
Shoes
Brass
Hallnor
Jan
Hamilton
Malartic
Gold
Uranium
13
11
Feb
Maple
13%
Feb
4,500
95c
1.10
Feb
—
2,837
5c
10
1
—
''
'
—
*
10%
755
1.80
'"
1.80
100
15
15
Jan
Marcon
Feb
Marigold
15'A
16
115
115
10
12VB
12 V4
978
13c
15c
5c
»
.
1
Feb
Jan
6c
10%
Feb
1.99
Jan
4% %
5 % %
Feb
Matachewan
115
Jan
Mattagami
114%
Jan
Jan
12%
Feb
Maxwell
15,600
13c
Jan
16c
Jan
Maybrun
1,100
5c
Feb
7c
Jan
Mayfair
6,299
14 %c
Feb
21c
Jan
8%c
18,050
6%c
Jan
9c
Jan
28c
12,818
25c
Jan
32c
Feb
7c
Jan
41/2C
•
.
4 %c
6,600
102
4%c
102
63
4%c
102
Feb
Jan
102
Jan
12.10
Jan
49'/a
Jan
51%
Feb
19
Jan
24
Feb
2.00
51
51%
270
23%
23
24
9,188
11
10%
11%
20,438
7.60
Jan
11%
Feb
•
A
...
B_
Smith
_
__
__
Pitfield
&
1.95
51%
10 Va
10
10%
11,831
7.25
Jan
10%
Feb
1.95
_
_
—
1.85
Jan
3.60
3.75
1,328
40
38%
40
5,548
35
Jan
40%
40%
105
40
Jan
2.50
2.60
1,060
•
common
50
_
■
2.60
1
Howey
Consolidated Gold
j.—
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hudson
Bay Oil
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Hughes Owens Co preferred
25
Huron
20
*
•
Erie
Mortgage.
Exploration ••2^*-.
14%
45
9,416
8c
1,000
25
70
12Vb
23%
71%
71 %
27c
9.10
220
1,852
8c
71%
27c
1-.
r..^.
2.35
3,381
14
1
.
47
23%
—
..
46%
46%
3.20
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.85
40
Ft D
Jan
40%
Feb
2.60
Jan
47%
Feb
14 Vb
Feb
7Vac Feb
10c
Jan
23%
Feb
25
Feb
65
Jan
72
10
Bank
Flo
Investment
6 % %
Glaze
$1.40
20
Life
—20
i
23%
23 %
20 Va
Imperial Oil
Jan
27c
Feb
32C
Jan
preferred '
25
Jan
Jan
34%
Jan
10%
Jan
12%
Feb
19%
Feb
20%
Feb
75%
Feb
20
Feb
23%
Feb
20%
505
19 %
Jan
20%
Feb
98
240
89 Va
Jan
98
Feb
22,297
37 %
Jan
41%
Feb
10,313
12%
Jan
14%
Feb
5%
41%
14%
6
6%
400
50
49
50%
4,551
52%
50
>
280
13%
52%
52%
92
92
common..*
preferred
945
40%
$4.86%
_■
Corp Ltd
50
*
14%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
'
97
66%
31
2,700
32
41%
_
6%' preferred
Industrial Accept
20
r
97 f
*
$4 %
20 %
10
Assurance
$2 %
19%
23 %
preferred
Imperial
12%-
32
preferred
$1.25
11%
20
preferred
71%
71
12 Va
'
A iL_--
class
71%
*
1____
Imperial
Imperial
Jan
6%
Feb
43
Jan
50%
Feb
100
43 Va
Jan
52%
Feb
100
90
Feb
93%
Jan
18 %
Jan
25
'
Warrants
Inglis
.100
.
-
&
Cement
Inland
•
Co
Natural
Co
Gas
1
_
Warrants
5%
5%
5%
4,205
16%
16%
17
580
1.40
Molybdenum
1
International
Nickel
*
Utilities
Class
Iso
Feb
16
Jan
17
J
Jan
1.65
Jan
64%
2,380
95c
Jan
37c
4,800
29c
Jan
43c
Feb
5 %c
31,700
4c
Jan
6%c
Jan
65
22,162
57%
Jan
65%
Feb
Jan
42%
Feb
Jan
47
5
42
41
42%
4,734
33%
46%
46%
46%
925
40 %
6 %
6%
6%
100
6
Jan
41c
41c
45c
200
30c
Jan
45c
5
64
63%
64
4,838
60%
Jan
65%
Feb
2.40
2.40
2.50
16,651
2.40
Feb
2.80
Jan
_25c
39
39
40
282
Jan
40%
Jan
_25c
36%
36
31 %
65c
_
Pipe
Line
_.
_
_
.
common
.
37
6%
F-b
Feb
Feb
Feb
Glass
preferred
...
Mines
1,935
Jan
37
87c
80c
90c
38,900
Jan
90c
Feb
1.55
2.15
8,470
1.55
Feb
2.70
Jan
11
10%
11
200
10%
Feb
12 VB
Jan
1
._
1.56
10
.
Mines
Mines
36%
1
1
A
Copper
Iroquois
5%
62%
5c
.
Syndicate
Bay
Jan
•
Credits
warrants
Interprovincial
Iron
Jan
Jan
-—25
Bldg
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Irish
5.00
15%
common."
common
Preferred
Intel-provincial
Investors
1.60
4.15
Feb
Jan
Jan
4c
1
International
4.00
15
36c
L.
Inspiration
1959
513
1.50
-
_
International
3,715
20
common
Preferred
2,370
4.85
15%
24
4.65
.—10
preferred.:
25
4.50
15 '/8
24%
-
(John)
Inland
62c
60c
63c
25,300
45c
Jan
63c
Feb
Waite
Mining
-
Jaye
75c
.
~
1
Explorations
Jellicoe
Lake
Mines
Joburke
Jockey
Gold
Club
Mines
Ltd
.
Class
«
B
Quebec
Jonsmith
Jowsey
Mines
1
_
.
__
*
Mines
Mining
1-
Ltd
Jumping Pound Petroleum
Jupiter Oils
Kelly Douglas class A
*
_
.
Kenville
of
.
15c
.
•
_
_
.
Gold
Mines.
common
_
_
(John)
.
Lake
La
Ltd
Jan
10 Va
Jan
975
8%
Jan
9%
Feb
9
43c
Landa
Silver
Gold
18 %c
3,000
16%c
2.50
2.35
2.50
1,700
6%
6%
6 %
2,450
5%
3.15
3.40
1,150
2.20
7%
7%
200
6Vs
9,000
2.46
2.52
Groceterias
1st
52c
Feb
2.52
2,250
1.95
5c
11%
2.11
Jan
Jan
20c
Jan
2.65
Jan
Jan
7 Ve
Jan
Jan
3.65
Feb
Feb
7%
Feb
9c
Jan
13%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
2.85
Feb
21c 21 %c
15c
2,518
21c
Feb
30c
Jan
13 %C
15c
19,675
12c
Jan
15C
Jan
32%
33
32%
22%
21%
22%
6%
6 %
6%
732
31
17%
2,300
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
95c
190
70c
Jan
44c
41c
46c
10,815
38c
Jan
2.15
2.00
2.35
9,180
3.50
3.50
3.70
1.85
Jan
34%
Feb
22%
Feb
6%
Feb
1.00
46c
2.35
Feb
Feb
Feb
1,462
3.20
2.75
2.80
406
2.75
Jan
3.00
Jan
3.55
3.70
2,723
3.55
Feb
4.10
Jan
1.75
1.75
1.75
140
51c
56,100
46c
54c
152,005
17%
18
625
1.48
1.47
1.55
10,275
4c
4%c
7,500
23
23%
50c
20
23%
1.55
Jan
Jan
class
1st
Jan
67c
Jan
Jan
55c
Feb
28c
Jan
3c
Feb
4 %,c
Jan
23%
23%
23%
300
23%
Feb
24
1.01
1.05
2,467
1.00
Feb
1.27
Jan
17%
Feb
3.40
Jan
6c
Jan
17%
173/8
15,010
15%
2.84
2.82
2.87
8,026
2.77
6c
6c
5,350
5c
30
19
Feb
23c
Jan
Jan
12 %C
Jan
Jan
9C
88c
72c
89c
286,010
67c
Jan
89c
Feb
38 %c
38 %c
41c
47,500
38c
Feb
46c
Jan
12
11%
12%
36,143
101/4
Jan
12%
106
Jan
107
100
Jan
104%
Feb
8c
9 %c
32,000
5VaC
Jan
9 VaC
Feb
6.50
6.70
1,225
5.90
Jan
6;70
Feb
2.80
Jan
3.00
Jan
5Vac
Feb
8c
Jan
*
3.00
3.00
3.00
105
7c
8c
2,000
92c
1.00
1,300
85p
Jan
1.05
Jan
283/s
2,972
26%
Feb
30%
Jan
15c
16c
4,500
15c
Feb
22C
Jan
5c
6 %C
2,500
5c
Jan
6 VaC
Feb
24c
Feb
36c
Jan
29c
28c
30c
14,067
2.13
2.09
2.18
25,750
25c
28c
52,250
17c
Jan
28c
63c
78c
51,200
45VaC
Jan
78c
Feb
10 %C 11 %c
20,800
Jan
13c
Jan
27c
77c
10 %C
*
10
10
103/a
155
34c
30c
34c
21,000
21
21
140
35c
33c
38c
•
1.75
1.65
1.85
19,145
21c
19c
24c
39,327
2.15
2.15
2.25
1,775
IP/4
12
3,035
6%c
35,100
5%c
6c
*
11%
11
11%
575
•
26
25%
26%
1,079
*
A
26
68c
Minerals
Corp Ltd
Mines
1
common
preferred
Grocers
Hosiery
Steel
National
:
Trust
Mills
class B
•
14%
Car
Calumet
Concord
New
Continental
Gold
New
Davies
Delhi
New
Goldvue
New
A
of
Canada
Karricana
Petroleum
Mines
For
footnotes,
see page
Jan
■13 %
Jan
26 %
Jan
41 Va
Jan
8
135
7c
50
40
70C
—
-
4,200
Feb
8
39 Va
Jan
65c
Jan
964
13%
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
26 %
Feb
Jan
u42
:fA 8%.
•
,
Jan
Jan
-£Q»'75c
Jan
.
14%
Feb
67
Feb
51%
Feb
66
175
58
49 Va
51 Va
14,610
44
63c
141,775
45c
Feb
2,500
25c
Jan
34c
56c
64c
70,950
53c
Feb
66c
Feb
10c
3,000
8c
Jan
10c
Jan
14%
14 Va
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
15
Jan
4c
Jan
6c
Jan
Jan
50c
143/4
143/4
450
Va
Jan
63c
Feb
Jan
25
Feb
27%
2.45
600
1.80
Jan
2.45
1.60
500
1.47
Feb
1.74
11%
113/4
476
10Va
Jan
12
Feb
77
77
212
64
Jan
81
Jan
4c
4 Vac
11 Va
4c
--
10,700
27
4c
Jan
10c
10c
2,000
4 %C
22,500
3VaC Jan
II,625
29c
4c
4c
32c
30c
32c
6c
9c
Jan
Jan
5c
Jan
10c
Feb
4%c
Jan
Feb
37c
Jan
6c
6,500
6c
Jan
8%c
33c 33 %c
11,700
33c
Jan
42c
Jan
5c
5c
2,000
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
22c
22c
23c
6,270
22c
Jan
27c
9c
10c
5,000
8Vac
Jan
10c
Jan
8c
8c
8 VaC
2,000
8c
Feb
11 %c
Jan
4c
4 VaC
3,000
4c
Jan
6c
33c
•
1
10c
6,650
7Vac
Jan
1
61c
55c
63c
61,700
49c
Feb
1
6%c
6c
6 VaC
12,293
5VaC Jan
•
8c
8c
8 VaC
10,000
8c
1
Mines
Feb
8c
Jan
Jan
5c
Jan
14c
Jan
63c
Feb
7%c
Jan
Jan
9%c
Jan
1
12c
12c 12 VaC
21,095
10VaC
Jan
14 %c
Jan
33c
26c
33c
12,209
18VaC
Jan
33c
Feb
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.l
New
46c
47c
40,300
36c
Jan
52c
Mines
Mining &
Gold
Newnorth
New
Rouyn
New
Senator
Niagara
45c
Feb
1
Merger....
Rouyn
4c
4c
1,000
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
1
Mines
5 Vac
5 %c
3,000
5c
J an
8c
Jan
4%C
4 VaC
700
4%c
Jan
11
11
600
10
Jan
51c
1
Wire
class
*
5c
Jan
Mines
I
...
83,818
40c
Feb
61c
Jan
1
39c
39c
900
28c
Jan
40c
Jan
82c
88c
4,625
74c
Jan
88c
4c
5c
4,000
4c
Feb
6c
Jan
.1
i___.
Mines
Mines
Nor
Gold—
Acme
Noranda
14c
14c
1,000
13c
Jan
16c
Jan
411/4
42%
Jan
88c
Oils
4,798
40
41c
2,000
40c
,Jan
20c
20c
9,500
20c
Jan
21 %c
Jan
2.74
2.84
5,788
2.60
Jan
2.90
Jan
11c 11 Vac
14,200
8c
Jan
13c
Feb
10c
Jan
•
Mining Corp
Nickel
Northcal
North
42 Va
40c
•
Mines
'Normetal
Norpax
1
Ltd
Canadian
common
2.81
He
25c
7%c
2.15
Goldcrest
A
Oil
Star
Jan
Jan
1.05
Feb
Feb
24%
Feb
78c
Jan
1.00
Feb
5,833
35c
Feb
53c
Jan
7,833
20 Vac
Jan
25c
Jan
40c
Feb
53c
Jan
21c
Jan.
41c
100
1.00
20,249
35c
35c 36 VaC
1
22c
22c
24c
44c
44c
46c
10,800
40 Vac 40 Vac
100
48%
70
32c
47
Feb
Jan
48%
Northern
Ontario
Natural
Northern
Quebec
Northern
Telephone
Gas
Feb
common..:
48%
48%
*
Mines
Power
Feb
2.25
24%
7,910
1.05
24y8
90c
40 %c
Jan
50c
50
preferred
Canada
1-03
1.02
1.03
3,700
1.02
Jan
1.14
Jan
•
15%
153/8
153/4
4,677
13 %
Jan
15%
Jan
31
31
25
25 Va
Jan
31
7
6%
7
2,367
5 Va
Jan
2.20
Jan
*
1
Feb
Feb
7
Feb
3.70
;
Oils
Northland
3.60
800
15 %C
17C
6,900
21 %
22 %
1,395
10
Jan
22%
Feb
100
77 Va
77 Va
65
75
Jan
77 Va
Feb
*
Warrants
Northland
lie
14c
6,500
11c
Feb
16c
Jan
5 Vac
6 VaC
5,000
5%c Jan
7c
Jan
56c
._
Utilities
Nudulama
Jan
1.50
60c
warrants
Northern
Northwestern
7c
4,960
24%
1
class
1,100
2.25
1
Ltd
Mines
Rankin
Northspan
7%c
2.05
95c
75c
50
Coldstream
Northgate Exploration
North
—
•
Preferred
North
42%
/ 1
•
Oils
Warrants
North
Feb
Feb
•
Mines
Norlartic
40c
1
Mines
Norbeau
Feb
1
Rim
Nipissing
49c
11
1
Mining & Smelting
Nisto
11
1
B
Nickel
Obaska
Ltd
3.50
20c
2
Utilities
pfd_^_
Mines
Lake
1,310
21%- Jan
23%
Feb
Okalta
Jan
Feb
44.
Jan
9
27%
1
Mines
Manitoba
O'Brien
1.80
3
2.20
Jan
Gold
1
Mines
Cement
Oleary
Jan
*
Mines
Ontario
*
21 %
3.50
5%c
60c
10%
63c
21,270
10%
11
700
36c
12,640
90c
Malartic
Loan
&
29%
30 Ve
565
29%
Feb
31%
Jan
Ontario
32%
670
30%
Jan
32 %
Feb
Opemiska
Steel
34%
34%
1,478
30
Jan
36 Yi
Feb
Orchan
35
35%
2,180
32
Jan
37%
Feb
Ormsby Mines
47%
47%
680
46%
Jan
48
Feb
Oshawa
10%
11
1,885
8.05
Jan
12%
Feb
Osisko
Debenture
Products
Copper
Mines
common
35c
34c
•
Oils
31%
10%
4c
24%
Smelting—1
Newlund
Ocean
2 %c
50
Jan
1.60
50c
L,
New Hosco Mines
Jan
6,800
warrants
12 %
2.30
2.30
*
*
Mines
Kelore
Feb
27%
20
1
Develop.—
New
11%
200
1
Mines
Oil
Jan
25
1
Mines
Bidlamaque
2.55
176
1
Mines
New
Feb
Jan
350
14%
Feb
2.05
2,000
1
New
1.85
24c
143/4
10
New
Jan
Jan
Feb
4 VaC
*
Athona
47 c
1.50
16c
4 %C
•
Mines
New
Feb
33c
143/4
25c
Mines
Alger
Feb
5
Petroleum
National
Feb
Jan
21
•
__
National
60c
1
Exploration
New Jason
61c
1
National
10%
36C
Jan
9c
51
1
Chemical
Feb
Jan
25c 25 Vac
•
Preferred
10
42
14
Feb
20
26%
65c
Feb
64 %
5
common
Creek
14%
2.18
28c
26
40
.—*•
Trust
Mining
8c
Jan
8
common
Investments'
Corp
1.60
41%
40
14c
33%
ll'/aC
10
10c
Feb
Feb
17c
.
6.30
Wholesale
Lake
Mines
Jan
63c
10
Jan
11 Va
Jan
30c
Jan
39c
Jan
15c
Jan
14c
17,450
He
Feb
255
29
Jan
33%
Feb
19%
Feb
20%
Feb
20
575
5.95
6.35
39,233
1
1.57
1.53
1.57
8,100
1
21 % c
21 Vac
23c
5,600
•
9%
1
Feb
52c
33%
20
*
1
32%
'
B
13,340
1
class
Knitting
Jan
26%
•
class A
National Drug &
New
102
1
!
Wright Iron
Nealon
45
335
6.70
1.00
Feb
106
8%C
26%
Jan
103% 104%
104
•
Jan
5,500
35 %
Jan
6c
1
1.70
1.87
34%
15c
5%c
Porcupine
6%c
2%C
*
4,800
Montreal Locomotive Works
Nello
Jan
13,000
*
B
Feb
4c
1.80
•
common
Preferred
New
Ffb
Feb
12c
Jan
15,250
1
Mines
Montreal
Jan
17c
1
Grain
Containers
Monarch
8%c
4c
17 Va
99%
7%c
•
Molsons Brewery
National
3,400
'
9%c
•
National
/
Jan
15c
Mining Corp
Nama
10c
■
Feb
Jan
6%C
*
Murray
9c
3c
7%c
Brick
Multi
95
Jan
8c
Milton
Mt
15
100
Feb
Jan
92c
17c
Development_50c
Power
Pacific
Mining
Moore
3,606
30c
2 VaC
Feb
7%c
Midwest Industries Gas
Mill City Petroleums
"Moneta
21,100
16%
99%
Feb
1.20
Mines
Light &
&
F|fb
1.47
2%c
30'/a
10c
3%c
16%
99%
16%
Jan
Jan
75c
Feb
Jan
•
Mines
Oil
Class
26
2c
4,300
Jan
Jan
1
Lake
Uranium
Ore
375
18,000
79c
3.25
1
Mentor Exploration &
Merrill Island Mining
Midcon
30
2%c
75c
3c
75c
•
Midland
Feb
17%
50c
_.
Medallion Petroleums
Modern
2.65
Feb
Jan
1.80
30
!
Jan
16
2%c
pfd—30
1.75
Jan
41c
•
A
4.40
45 %c
1
preferred
Lake
Gold
North
3,098
47 %c
:
Preferred-
Class
Jan
I8V2C.I8V2C
1
preferred
Loblaw Cos class A
Class
Feb
32c
51c
Mines
lie
4,000
Jan
12c
Jan
17 %
Mines
Long Lac Gold
B
35c
Jan
1
Gold
Industries
Class
Jan
8c
26c
5,141 -
3
Gold
Loblaw
20c
4,000
30c
16,243
1
Secord Candy Shops
Little
2,000
28 %c
__150c
American
Lexindin
25c
24c
Jan
'
'
29c
6c
10c
Laura
Levy
31c
1
Mines
Latin
Leitch
35,300
*
Gold
Oil
Lencourt
52c
•
:
Mines
Langis
9%
9c IIV2C
25c
Gas.
Nickel
1
Mines
Jan
2.90
Jan
1
Mines
10c
Jan
9%
11%
•
Jan
2.50
1,660
5c
10
Gas
Shore
Luz
8%c
9,000
25,706
10
11%
•
_
13,000
Jan
6c
*
5,600
19c
3%c
Jan
7c
9c
95c
Dufault
Lamaque
6%
Jan
2.90
1
_
Ltd
Jan
Jan
6c
8c
Warrants
Lakeland
20c
6
11%
1
.
Minerals
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lafarge Cement common
Lake
Feb
11c
3,035
7,500
1
...
Developments
Labatt
14,850
1
.
_
Gold
Copper
Kirkland
Kopan
15c
6%
6%c-
10
*
Canada
Kerr-Addison
Kilembe
Jan
3.25
—
Warrants
Kelvinator
Jan
30%
2.75
—
•
Co
Feb
89c
Feb
8c
—
52c
_
40c
Feb
28%
2.85
j
9%
preferred
Jan
60c
600
6c
10
.
Warrants
Jcliet
1
_
common
Preferred
22c
37,450
29
6%
1
—
56,250
78c
12c
15c
6 %
.1
..
(1939)
40c
60c
36c
*
Jamaica Public Service
Jefferson
35c
28%
20c
35c
.
Jacobus
&
McWatters
New
Jack
2.75
11c
1
Red
Monarch
Imperial
2.70
l
__i
Red
M'in
Jan
3%c
♦
Consol
Oil
Midrim
11c
18c
100
Lake
McMarmac
Meta
Feb
•
Mines
Mexican
3.70
20c
.
_
Paper
preferred
&
6,600
Jan
8c
3%c
__100
_
Ltd
McKenzie
Jan
8c
1
Mclntyre
15c
8c
27c
Jan
6VaC
Feb
1
preferred
11
56c
Feb
5c
•
preferred
Jan
Ltd—
Co
8c
i
15
•
Oil
4,000
Feb
4Vac
1
l
Oils
16
*
.
9%c
A42c
'
l
Mines
Jan
14 %c
_
Gold_.i-_
8c
*
common
Mines
Jan
8c
15c
1-
_
_
_
Consolidated
7,700
100
11%
5
Bell
9,525
17,350
5%c
*
:
Milling
15
27c
1
_
46c
5%c
5c
1
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
Feb
1
_
42c
4%c
*
Fields
Maritime
Feb
1
preferred....__ ...100
Paper
1.80
21,056'
12%
10
160,
16
_
_
Dauch
&
Hollinger
Prior
Feb
7c
8.40
4Vac
Lake
Hinde
Howard
40%
Jan
2,500
1
Iron
Highland
Class
Jan
Jan
7.05
5c
Feb
Leaf
5c
30,218
♦
Feb
Zl
Preferred
30%
9,500
8.40
~
Jan
Maralgo
Marboy
40%
*
common
Mines.
Gold
1.06
5 Vac
Mines.
Red
Hendershot
Hydra
95c
"
—
100
Lakes
Headway
Home
4.50
Jan
36
common
Gold
of
Class
Maneast
Jan
11%
Minerals
Hasaga
Home
Feb
3.50
2,974
5c
Carpets
Harrison
Heath
13%
3,840
13 Va
7.70
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Head
10,007
4.50
12%
12%
37
preferred
Harding
13%
3.90
13
5c
Cottons
Farms
Hardee
50c
Majortrans
Feb
8.20
1—
Jan
l%c
1.65
13%
5 %C
common
40c
•
.i
Jan
Jan
__1
Mines
River
Mines
Ltd
1.25
11%
_.l
_
19,350
i
1,548
____1
_
—
—____
Powell
Lake
5,645
10
—
_
46c
i
&
1.65
-9c
_
Blodel
13%
—
Mining
Gwillim
1st
__
Cockshutt
1.50
_
_
Trust
Mines
Gunnar
Hahn
_
44c
20
pfd___:
12%
*
Lines
A
1.65
*
4.25
Greyhound
class
13%
•
—
Jan
45c
i
1.20
•
Saddlery
Winnipeg Gas
Voting Trust
Greater
F°b
10c
i
„
20
>
1
...
10
Feb
Zl.
Mines
Explorations
39 V8
.50
..
Jan
6VaC
1
Mines
Macdonald
Feb
39 VB
warrants—
Plains
Great
W
-—— —
8%
56,000
1
1.25
Warrants
I,725
9c
_l
Mines
Feb
6 Va
High
9%
6%c
4%c
Mines
39 Va
50
preferred
Low
9%
8c
1
Goldfield
5.00
$2.50
9%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Feb
25%
Shares
Low
*
Uranium
1,665
Sales
for Week
of Prices
•
Warrants
Louvicourt
49
1
._
_
167
6%
Long Island Petroleums
Long Point Gas
35
11
common
44%
6%
Feb
145
Loeb
33
-
Northern
Jan
Par
Jan
47%
.25
Warrants
Great
121
High
21c
35
*
common
Last
Sale Price
48%
—
Power
105
Jan
10c
1.60
•
146
17c
1.55
10c
_
5,833
44
1
•
Mmes
Great Lakes
44
*
Grandroy
Low
18c
141
50
-
High
17c
»
common..,
preferred
Gordon
Great
Low
17c
—
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Week's
Range
Friday
for Week
Shares
43
(Range for Week Ended February 24)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
(947)
5.25
1.50
21c
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
9%
9,365
8
Jan
27 Vac
29c
1,800
27Vac
Feb
6.35
1.63
26c
9%
33c
,
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(948)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
•
Low
Pacific
*
514
9
76c
12%
8.00
5!4
9
76c
1114
7.10
514
*
9
76c
13%
8.10
Hershey"
Pee
Peoples
Gold
Perron
Petrol
on
Crow
1114
32%
98
64c
*
100
11c
Place Oil & Gas
40c
16
80f
•
Oils
p0Wei
Corp
1
Prairie Oil Royalties
Premium
Electric
President
Provo
Gas
Ltd
Minerals
10c
5.30
1-28
2.42
——1
•
•
1
Airways
Producers Ltd
Prospectors
Purdex
—
Ltd
Mines
Preston
2.60
2.90
20c
*
Ore
Iron
.
12c
1.31
87c
42c
60c
414c
40c
.
45c
56
2.70
10c
5.10
1.25
2.42
4c
—
.
9
Feb
-
Jan
-
5.85
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
32c
914c
9c
Feb
8.10 Feb
26V2 Jan
30c
Feb
42c
Feb
1*05
10c
3.70
2.92
20c
13c
13c
12%
33
-
Mines
Torbrit
Traders
4
Feb
Prarie
Triad
1.11 Jan
1.89 Jan
4c
Jan
Ascot
Quebec
Manitou
Natural
Quebec
Units
9%
Twin
Oil
55
2.10
61
3.00
—
13c
13c
9.30
5Vic
54c
13c
Rpnabie
-
Chemical
A^om
Rio
Rupununi
64c
26c
4c
3%c
1.60
13 %
1
—im,—-
Minerals "
mo
66c
28c
——1
2
Mines
Rexsoar
-
1
•
Macdonald
Reichhold
5%c
47c
13c
LOO
-
*
—
Explorations"-
Reeves
5Vic
50c
*
"
Mining
8.50
*
*
1
-
-
11-----
Mines
Ravrock
9.10
1st
Fe >
Feb
Jan
United
oas
United
Canso
United
Corps
-
13%
:•
,
-1
16c
8.55
:
;
.
------
1.60
13/i
1.45
1.55
15%cl6%c
8.10
8.60
7c
8c
30,000
31c
11
34c
■
31c
Robertson
Mfg common———
——11
°£6
A preferred—.—-—20
Robinson Little common—■_-,——
*
Class A
1————1———vr-.—*
15%
Roche Mines
■>*
,11c
Roclcwin Mines
1
16c
Rockv
Petroleum
Ltd—
*.'•
——50c
4%c ~
Roe
(A
V) Can Ltd common
•
5%
Preferred
-100
80
*
Uran
Athabasca
Rix
cla?s
14%
13
—
St
74%
72%
74%
7.05
6.95
7.25
__
20
5%
Cement class
Corp
I
Scarfe
Class
8.45
8.90
7,315
6.35
Jan
1.38
9,380
1.30
Feb
5Vic
5Vic
5Vic
6,500
47c
50c
6,200
47c
1
A
__
Water
&
Power
9%
•
com
A
preferred
Gold
Miller
Silver
Standard
•Silverwood
K
class
Mines
Southam
Union Oils
Southern
Spooner
Mines
&
Foods
Starratt
Steel
of
Steep
2.60
2.60
2.70
250
2.60
Jan
2.95
50
51
125
Feb
51 %
26%
28
50
,14c
' 10c
16c
4.10
405
15%
15%
16
1,325
14c
19 %
40c
18
Jan
19%
24c
Jan
44c
Leo
14
.
226
42c
45c
1,485
25c
Jan
50c
Jan
42c
10,985
26c
Jan
52c
Jan
15,500
7c
' *
j
,4c
4c
9.10
23
25
6.90
20
20
100%
50%
Jan
5c
6c
4,200
5c
1.50
1.57
5,380
1.31
Contact
1
6c
1
1.55
1
18 %c
18c
20c
25,200
Supertest
Petroleum
Sylvanite Gold Mines——
Tamblyn
common
Tancord
Industries
Taurcanls
30
*
3.50
*
Industries
16%
1.95
1.95
24c
23 Vi
35c
1
Taylor Pearson preferred_^r^__,.^vwlO
Teck Hughes Gold
—1
Tem&gaml Mines_
1
Territory Mining
Ltd
—1
common
•
——100
Feb
15%
26
Jan
Feb
2.00
2.80
Feb
3.80
600
3,529
425
24c
11,550
23%
23%
20
3.00
225
1.50
49%c
55c
5,000
49%c
Feb
10%
*
735
Feb
24c
2.00
10%
Jan
Feb
23%c
55c
•
Feb
3.00
„
•
1.67
Jan
16%
*
Mines
Tevero Canada
Preferred
3.50
7c
Jan
14%
150
2.15
Jan
23
17%c
2,070
24
2.15
2.15
15%
___•
common
Ordinary
Switson
15
24
__
Feb
34c
Feb
Jan
61
,
Feb
102
Jan
20 %c
Cons
'
25
Feb
50
19,053
Feb
9.10
Jan
61
Jan
5c
Jan
27c
Sullivan
r—
Jan
61
Sudbury
.
Feb
26c
—
25
Jan
75%
4c
4,332
110% 100%
Jan
37%
Jan
5c
67,746
23
8c
Jan
67%
1,000
8.00
Feb
33
615
4,921
J
—
17
Jan
38c
1
Warrants
Jan
45c
26c
3.50
14
1.95
23c
23
Jan
Feb
3.80
Feb
Jan
16%
Feb
Feb
2.10
85c
Jan
4,055
20%
Jan
24
Jan
482
26%
Feb,
27%
Feb
8.85
9.45
Jan
10%
Jan
14c
Jan
6,739
-
11 Vic 11 Vic
8.20
1.20
>.
Feb
<1,600
-
11c
Jan
1
5c
Jan
1.25
Feb
36%
Jan
30
Jan
91Vi
10
91%
Feb
92%
Jan
18c
19c
6,767
17 %c
Jan
28 Vic
Jan
45%
45
45 Vi
—■516
Jan
45%
Feb
14,100
82c
Jan
<
72c
14%
70c
74c
70c
Feb
14Vi
70
14%
Feb
14%
Feb
1.45
1.45
100
1.40
Jan
1.60
Jan
2,687
5.90
Jan
6.30
Jan
38%
75c
6.15
€.00
6.15
42%
41%
Ltd-,
1
;
Gas
Jan
42%
Feb
1,699
Feb
1.12
Jan
200
3.50
Jan
3.75
Feb
7c
lie
35,400
6 Vic
Jan
9c
Feb
2.50
2.50
2.70
5,350
2.50
Feb
2.80
Jan
4C
Jan
2 Vic
"3d":
2,500
class
-
2 %C
>
Feb"
10c
2,000
7%c
Feb
10 %C
1.14
11,060
88c
Jan
1.14
,50c
—1.23
1.10
—L 72c
10c
1.05
1
&
14,369
75c
3.75
gc
.___1
Oil
42%
75c
__
«
-
A„——L-.—li—■ ••••"-*
73c
4,750
28c
Jan
73c
Feb
87
35
Feb
36
Feb
'35
36
26
26
35
24%
Jan
3 Vic
3Vic
2,500
3%c
Jan
•
.___
Oil
Petroleum
56c
63c
18,600
41c
Jan
—
l
1.00
Feb
Feb
'
1
—_20
Mines
''
3.75
75c
„•
39
14%
>
__
*
Nickel
26
Feb
y
'
4%c
Jan
63c
Feb
1.05
1,900
•
10%
10%
10%
440
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
5
32 Vi
32%
32 Vi
236
32%
Jan
32%
Jan
_*
1.75
1.75
1.75
550
1.45
Jan
2.10
Jan
40c
39c
49c
1,720
25c
Jan
49c
Feb
90c
89c
93c
22,450
79c
Jan
99c
Jan
37 %c
39c
7,800
28c
Jan
| 40c
Breweries
——
—u
—
15
Naco
__
_
97c
Jan
1.15
F> b
Western
Surf
:
__
*
2
A
11%
11%
700
17Vic
15c
18c
2,471
12c
47%'
class
class
*
;
class B
45%
47 Vi
2,575
39%
48
50%
2,280
41
__
50t
A
B
4%%
$6
changed to
name
Inlet
(Geo)
1
Ltd
Petrol
•
preferred
preferred
50%
100
__
White
Pass
Wiilrov
Yukon—
Feb
50%
Feb
90
Jan
10
106
Jan
106%
17
Jan
22%
5%
300
1.27
42,830
—
95
1.16
5%
95
Jan
Feb
6
Feb
1.15
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.34
Jan
17c
13,100
11c
Feb
22c
Jan
8%c
9 Vic
23,600
8c
Feb
12c
Jan
5c
5c
500
5c
Jan
6%c
Jan
1
11c
10'/2c
He
r,500
*
4.05
4.05
4.05
235
23%
Larder
23
23%
415
18
18%
1,915
1
<___
Industries
Stores
A
12c
gc
1
—
Woodward
class
Ltd
A—
class
A
;,fl
'
18
warrants-
Lead
G)
Jan
4.05
li VPO >s
Feb
23
Jan
15%
4.75
Jan
>
.
Jan
24
Jan
18% Feb
6.50
7.00
980
4.50
Jan
1.05
1.05
1.07
3,289
1.02
Feb
ioc
11c
14,600
9%C
Jan
12c
15.000
3 %C
Jan
1.15
Jail
1
—
Oil-
Bear
(H
10c
5 50
•
•.
Zinc
&
Canuck
Young
47-%
15c
Coghlan
Class
Feb
Jan
Jan
50
1.22
Warrants
Wiltsey
Fr>o
18c
11,357
*
—
Feb
11%
106
1
&
Mines
Jan
Jan
22%
95
21
5%
22 %
10%
106
95
100
—
Warrants
__
20o
Mines
3c
3Vic
2 %c
•
,_1
59c
1.02
6,100
98c
61c
17,325
52c
Feb
1.34
Feb
58c
7.00
-
Feb
99c
Feb
—
1
Mines
Mines
1
1
Electric
Jan
Jan
68c
Jan
Metal
Mines
'
Prices
Jan
6C
2.00
Feb
2.45
J
Feb
18c
21c
42,100
18c
Jan
21c
Feb
22c
22c
28c
66,500
21 %C
Jan
29c
Jan
Shown
Are
r
STOCKS
Expressed
Last
Sale Price
Par
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos
Buiolo
Corp
Gold
Canada
<te
Canada
Glass
;.
27%
2,250
25%
Jan
6.15
6.15
6.20
16%
17 V2
1,599
44
18c
&
Flour
Oreille
20%
*
Paper
Mines
•
No
Odd lot sale
34
35%
Feb
Jan
44%
Feb
20c
33,200
14c
Feb
20c
Feb
35
68
Feb
73 %
Feb
13%
Feb
14%
Jan
15c
20%
20%.
295
-
3,030
•
17%
23%
24
400
23
34
824
Feb
21
Jan
30%
"|Feb
24
Jan
34%
Jan
Feb
Jan
13%
13%
2,620
Feb
14%
Feb
21
21
21%
4,745
20
Jan
21%
Jan
21%
21%
4,500
21
Feb
22%
31%
32%
1,900
31
Jan
33 %
F
4.9%
51
790
47
Jan
51
Feb
2.53
2.53
45%
43
45%
7%
7%
7%
200
52c
1,100
—
Invest
Gold
_I_i
ZZlm
Trust"*
Corp
51
J
—
50c
13%
550 I
6.136
2.30
40%
2.55
Jan
10%
Feb
1.65
Feb
1.90
Jan
1.30
Feb
1.45
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
Jan
Feb
»
par
.
in
14c
16c
9,900
62%
740
57%
Jan
64
Feb
f Flat
83
83
7
81%
Jan
84
Jan
t
Jan
e
,
Cash
in
year's
(not
.
Included
,
'
,
price.
sale
(not included in year*?
range)
6%
50c
7%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
65c
CANADIAN
wd When
x
y
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
wi When
1
1
*
(Un) Admitted
v
sale
range).
Selling ex-interest,
61%
18Vic
year's
AND
t
(not Included
•
range)., _.
<•
•
d Deferred delivery
15c
Feb
value,
n
Feb
>
48
Jan
Feb
Jan
a
Jan
Jan
41%
21%
.—
•
;
Genl
Jan
30
29%
34
—
;2.50
Bros
67c
100
843
3,790
2.50
common
Jan
Jan
2.50
^
Ontario
Consolidated
Jan
33
_250
A__
Canadian
6.85
17%
44%
14
__i
Jan
Jan
Jan
16
35%
14
*
28%
43 %
73%
;
5.95
Jan
8%' Feb
33
—
73%
—
44%
Feb
34%
-
*
„
37
600
16%
T_io
;
Price
Yukon
26%
*
Paper new
class
Pend
Third
26%
—
B
Ogllvie
Jan
*
Loblaw Inc
Minnesota
6%
_*
common
International
Class
4,260
•
Hayes Steel Products
Maclaren
153
7%
•
;
Co
High
39
7%
Investments
Preferred
Dupont
Low
•
common
!Jan.1
High
8
Oil
Dominion
Shares
Low
38%
Paper
Dalhousie
of Prices
7%
,
1
General
Unnsolldated
Dollars
Sales
for Week
38%
Sugar
Vinegars
Canadian
Canadian
Range
•
Dredging
Dominion
in
Week's
,8
;
Jan
7,900
n
18c
Friday
'
3.00
10,310
14c
3%c
645
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
25c
1.74
10
7,800
2.15
1
25%
1.37
5
4Vic
l
Mining
Feb
1.67
,
4c
2.10
__
•
Jan
i.30
83
7,668
27 %
•
—
61%
"
1.15
23%
9.00
l
Ltd
Jan
1.67
'
1.04
•
Jan
1.37
.,
Jan
23%
__
_25
:
Jan
4.15
1,200'
19%
9.10
•
13%c
Jan
42c
20
>
4.10
26%
>
<
Jan
Jan
3.75
Feb
Feb
1
'
22c
9c
12,650
4.00
100
1.08
">
10
Canada
Foods
Feb
21%
113,800
iOc lOVic
4:10
Jan
Jan
28
12c
875
Sturgeon River Gold
Preferred
Jan
Jan
36
Superior Propane
3.65
Feb
91 Vi
Jan
75%
Mines
8,775
_lO'
';
Fq >
Feb
73
Exploration
4.05
•
Feb
•p p
57%
'
Feb
36
Sunburst
3.90
Mines
Western Plywood
40c
5Vic
;
3.95
W
Feb
Jan
6c
Preference
Jan
1
Poods
25c
5,500
40c
75
Sterling Trusts
Jan
55%
28,430
Westfair
Zulapa
36
A
52%
125
33%
Effective
Jan
•
class
110
;
Western
47c
1
Steinberg
-54%
54
57 Vi
Petroleum
Jan
•
Iron
Jan
18
Ltd
30%c
Bros
Rock
Jan
10%
Jan
32%
&
Feb
__
50
Feb
18c
Grocers
25,630
1.39
•
Feb
9%
15%
57 V*
33V4
Decalta
42c
Nickel
Steeloy Mining
49
v
53%
■
:
Copper
Zenmac
Canada
Stedman
7,420
l
preferred—
Prod & Ref__
Warrants
Jan
Jan
1
100
18
57%
Exploration
Western
4.60
-
1.12
1
100
9%
*
Western
Jan
64,300
Uranium
49
-9%
17 Vi
53%
__1
Mining
Western
3.70
1.38
Stanrock
Stanweli Oil & Gas
49
Ltd—
Canada
400
1.18
__
Jan
_50
Products
4.25
1.21
42c
10%
Jan
Westeel
Zenith
11%
32%
*
Feb
35c
Western
Jan
Jan
*
9%
300
Malartic
Jan
Jan
Wire
128
—
1
Preferred
West
4.15
10%
Standard
9%
'
95c
28%
•
Jan
_50
i
preferred—
Warrants
Jan
801
Paving
9c
1.25
Canadian
Feb
.•
>
West
Feb
1.10
Lake
Werner
3.25
87c
4,422
Radio
f.
6 Vic
9%
9%
5,791
1.25
Knapp
W'eedon
86,115
~
11%
Standard
Feb
7%c
>18
Equipment
&
87c
32%
—l
Feb
Jan
Yankee
11
Standard
—
Webb
3.95
___•
,
U±—i
Oils
Ltd
Jan
6%
Jan
Petroleums
Wayne
Yukeno
26c
t.t.-i*-.*•?<;.
Jan
3c
Yellowknife
31%
50
.
4%
800
Feb
Fpo
11%
•
200
3Vic
Jan
41%
6
3Vic
Jan
46%
5%
12c
•
Yale
Jan
6
Jan
24c
-
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
2.50
Jan
7c
1.38
10%
30
30%
Jan
21c
14,625
7c
coiiiuion-
Wnght-Hargreaves
46
4,725
8 Vic
Feb
(J)
41
Jan
22c
7c
__
Jan
1.15
Wood
Jan
1.74
22c
>7c
*
Alexander
*.
Manufacturing——
Somerville Ltd preferred
10,725
Jan
18
7,126
Wood
1
Ltd
2.24
13 %C
Jan.;
1.20
Winchester
32%
•
D
Staflord
27c
-•
2.15
Mines
G
39c
39c
2.19
Jan
15%
9 4c 5
Jan
12c
3,100
17%
11 %
1.16
Windfall
29
181,
250
600
12c
16
22%
Feb
1.19
Amulet
Waxte
87c
,<
50c
A
Ltd
Simpsons
Siscoe
Mines
Dairies
46%
12c
Jan
Jan
Jan
9
,_1
Jan
27
">
16
12c
1
Mines-
Jan
Feb
36,890
8%
78c
7%
26,280
10
Feb
1.50
51%
4.60 Feb
4.65 Feb
22%
9%
Feb
4.60
52C
Jan
Feb
3.80 Jan
4.20 Feb
22
>
23c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
19%
22%
V,U
—;
Jan
6%
Jan
10
42c
2.50
1.10
Jan
Feb
11,200
560
-
13,173
7c
Jan
2,135
45c 49 Vic
9%
16c
4.60
1
116,852
60c
30c
Feb
7 Va
Feb
Jan
Feb
88
16c
49c
■'
42%
Feb
4.10
/
•
Dare
Walker
4.10
1
Mines
41%
Vinlamac
Virginia
3.70
3.90
1
29%
Jan
Jan
88
1.50
Jan
9%
.
Jan
7c
40
37%
6%
1.60
17c
5,314
244
28%
46
«__
1
Silver
9%
41
46
50c
—
23,010
250
24,201
29%
__
50
Gordon
4.60
4.20
27%
50
preferred
125
7%
27%
-«
A
B
9%
36%
39%
1
1.39
69c
9,540
4.00
4.20
4.40
*
22c
329
39%
>
59
-7
40
20
342
88
.j
Jan
1
5%c Jan
8,150
9%
—
•
*
—
40
76c
20c
__
.<*
Sigma Mines Quebec
S
40
74c
5,800
88
41
88
*
Grey Trust
Wainwright
Class
75c
Jan
14% Feb
8.90 Feb
42Vi
41
Ltd
&
Weston
100% Jan
58
Feb
■
•
Mines
Feb
12%
20
•
Debentures
2l% Feb
65c
Jan
11% Jan
73c
14%
50o
A
Creek
1,900
26,748
67c
1.30
Class
Sherritt
Jan
1.35
Class
Sheep
11
18% Jan
99% Jan
13%
1
-
Shawinigan
24%c Jan
1,153
-67c
40
Arts
Jan
9%
—1
Freehold
Holdings class
Security
Selkirk
Seven
13c
8.75
Metal
class
Jan
7.35 Feb
20% Feb
10% Jan
1
Petroleum
Satellite
75% Feb
6.05 Jan
19% Jan
59
*
Power
Westburne
72% Feb
65,286
255
14%
-
Petroleums
81
8c
59
59
10%
1.41
Venezuelan
Westates
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
—
Consolidated
Feb
15 %
13Vic
21c
5c
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
12%
12%
20%
Debentures
Sarcee
16c
4c
4.55
74%
6c
21%
100 100%
12%
21%
100%
•
Gold
River
Sand
20c
100
1
common
Gold
Antonio
Sapphire
'
-
Horsev
Warrants
San
18c
*
Gas
Shirriff
Balada
9%
19c
•
A
common
preferred
,
Maurice
St
9%
1
Vandoo
S6!3
Feb
15% Feb
9c
Feb
13
72
1,510
^
Corp
Canada
Westfair
Feb
14% Feb
Jan
-
Feb
64c
Fortune
Steel
Waterous
H
jf
54
1
Wasamac
Jan
li.Va
16
Oils
Feb
13c
8,8 Jan
144,900
*
20
10
Feb
Jan
72
Hill
New
United
Upper
1 70 Jan
15 fa Jan
1.73 Jan
22%c Jan
8.85 Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
11%
72
,_30
United
4%c Jan
14% Feb
100
2,169
Industries
Lawrence
80
•
Mining
Lawrence
6t
.
6c
—25
Preferred
Russell
4%c
5%
United
30c
Q£/C'jan
125
25
13,350
14,500
5,316
11,639
320
4,500
4,966
9,990
6c
Rovalite
Ryanor
9c
16c
13
15%
11c
17c
4Vic
5%
81
6Vic
7c
50
170
——1
1
Bank of Canada
Oil common
Royal
15%
11
14%
10
Mines
Consol
Rowan
1 50
13%
1.45
15Vic
7.40
22,900
23,463
rTl'
Mines
Jan
Victoria
Jan
11%
72
_*
voting trust
class B
Keno
Jan
23c
5.80
—♦
Asbestos
Ventures
3%c Jan
Feb
;
;
preferred
Vespar
10,500
100
50
800
5.10
1
preferred^
Jan
4%c
37,894
.—50
B
18c
10
7%c
58c
13c
5,000
61,656
113,900
5.80
__1
C'anaua
oi
A
61
Feb
3.00 Feb
1.05
70c
29c
5.40
common
Class
United
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.05 Jan
70c
Feb
5.80
Mines
Class
■
43
Jan
1.10 Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
—•
Pipeline
preferred
12Vic Feb
8.45 Feb
5V2C
45c
10 %c
80c
56c
Jan
65%
1
preferred
2nd
3,315
6,583
39,300
3,200
31c
Feb
^
Acceptance
2,085
13,429
32,177
Jan
57%
.
Union
5% Jan
Jan
Jan
25Vic
7,311
—
Resources
Shawkey
71c Feb
9% Feb
65c
33c
2,000
60 %
•
Pipeline
Ultra
Union
i?C
182,900
58%
28 Vic 29 Vic
'•
1I^aC *eD
5=
64c
62c
61c
59%
Ltd
City Gas
•>
3 %c Jan
4 40 Feb
Feb
100
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Feb
10c
2.10 Jan
18,360
-1
—
Ltd
Mines
Oil
Raneer
Reef
7%
•
Mines—
Uranium
rcudure
Realm
7%
58
2.45
Petroleum
©uonto
1700
10,250
67c
1
Mines
Mining—.
Rainvihe
12c
69c
7c
67c
—_
Quenwnt
4.30
I
Gas_
Gold
4.00
7Vic Feb
14c Jan
2V2C Jan
8,099
5,150
6,700
4,035
—
"II__I_I—II
Warrants
Queenston
7Vic
17c
3Vic
1
*
Mines
Metallurgical
Quebec
—
1
Corp
Lithium
7Vic
16c
3c
4.00
1
1
Chibougamau Gold
Labrador Develop
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
7V4c
16c
—1
Copper
63C
A
Preferred
Quebec
Jan
4.50
Transcontinental
Jan
Jan
Jan
r
43c
40
Oil
2.90
3.30
16c
5.65
1.39
2.48
5 Vic
13,383
Pipeline
Trans
56
60c
50
■
-J—-
Exp
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
56c
warrants —-
Canada
Fen
Jan
58c
warrants
Trans
7
5c
20
class
1957
Transmountain
66c
Jan
11%
1956
Canada
High
Feb
5%
#
preferred
preferred
Trans
48c
Jan
1
Trusts
Finance
Feb
59c
100
3c
•
preferred
Feb
.
5%
10-
Bank
Vi %
5%
28,100
5%
6,800
Elevators
Star
60c
;
4%c
Mines—
General
Toronto
49 Vic
3 Vic
Rights——
Jan
55c
iua
Dominion
Toronto
Low
3%c
Ltd
Silver
Toronto
Jan
Jan
Jan
16% Jan
Jan
2.15 Jan
2.05 Jan
10c
Jan
4.35 Jan
57,680
43,295
3,500
Tom bill
Toronto
Jan. 1
Range Since
High
1
PeiroleuniB
98
50
1,900
;
Shares
5%
__1
Mines
Dual
Low
•
Park
66c
14c
1.58
87c
48c
68c
5c
42c
^
42c
Tiara
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Lundmark
Tnorncliffe
13 %
,
.
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Thompson
for Week
of Prices
Par
Jan
Jan
Feb
80c
8%
30%
98
Feb
41c
Jan
11c
Feb
1.12 Jan
52c
Jan
33c
Feb
55c
Feb
4c
Jan
34c
Jan
14
Jan
2,900
2,800
7,767
4%c
6
Jan
24
28c
•
6,688
10,828
13,900
23,000
3,350
3,500
925
2.95
11c
5.30
1.34
2.48
Feb
9.90
5,000
1,700
74,650
16%
54%
2.60
2.60
56c
4c
Placer Development
Ponder
66c
42c
77c
42c
;..
.
514
8V4
50c
4,365
7,729
13,000
8,425
255
10
28,306
.
12% '
33
98
1-12
72c
40c
55c
4c
37c
15%
—
i
*
—1
I
Co Ltd
Gold Mlpfl8
Uranium
Ore
Pitch
——
—2
—1
■—-1
•
preferred
Gas
<Sj
Oil
Phillips
Pickle
2.30
1.28
Mines
&
—
__—l
Mines
Oil
.
15 Vac
914c
10c
11%
3214
98
57c
lie
——
OH
ai
:
2,30
preferred—
Credit
Peruvian
3.50
2.30
1514c
82c
15%c
914c
i
Ltd
common
Gas
peuno
100
2,954
3814c
82c
814c
3.50
-1
1
-1
Gold
Pipeline common
Penmans
3.50
2.50
16c
10c
10c
-
8Vic
2
Exploration
Pembina
76c
6c
v
*
Consol—
Exploration
Peerless
8,017
4-600
—
Canada
Paymaster
89c
914c
*
1
,
.
Mines
Consolidated
Fato
30c
42c
III
All
of
25%
30c
*
~
Porcupine
Patino
24%
30c
41c
*
-
-
—
Ltd
Pamour
25
20c
_ „
„—
Tubes
Pete
Paramaque
„
~ I -II
"
Warrants
Famuli
,
„
_
reiruieuiub
Palliser
20
725
1,000
59,998
.2,720
4,805
1,000
112,575
——-—
.
_
Nickel
*-*1:1111.
Paae
*
:
common
Preferred
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
"
Par
Overland
for Week
Shares
.
(Range for Week Ended February 24)
Sales
of Prices
Friday
.
to
unlisted
trading privilege*,
delivered,
issued,
Ex-dlvidend.
Ex-rights.
Ex-stock
dividend.
*' —'
.
-
Volume
193
Number
6033
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(949)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES <(*»*-»» f™
r,a,y,
The
following
bid
and
asked
quotations are obtained from the National
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")
Association
of
bought
or
Securities
which have
wide
a
on
at the time of compilation.
Origin of
request. The "National" list is
composed of
Aerovox
Corp
1
Products
Aid
54%
I
Development Co—1
Radio
Corp—
—1
Alside
Inc
American
Cement
American
Express
Co
American
Greetings
American
Garlock
19%
Gas
i3'/4
14%
Public
Service
Metal
Arvida
Corp
Associated
Avon
Baird
&
Bates
42%
Grinnell
17%
Grolier
54%
56 y4
23%
34 ya
Hamilton
12
Hanna
Boston
10%
11%
xl3'/2
14%
class
23 '/4
25 Vb
8%
UV2
&
Products
$1.20
Helene
50'/2
54'%
Purolator Products
79
82%
Radiation
21'/2
23'%
Ralston
119
110
118
Inc
Ind
Heublein
n
12
60'%
21%
23%
iiy4
12
58%
Hoover
.1
Houston
Fearless
14'%
Houston
191/3
20%
Houston
6V2
7%
6
23
*
Natural
Field
Sanders
4'/2
18%
24%
Hugoton
Gas Trust
171/4
18%
Hugoton
Production
31%
Husky
Oil
12'%
Scholz
7%
8'%
*
36
38%
Indian
Head
5 Va
33
Sawhill
4'%.
25 '/2
Foreman
Searle
(G
Sierra
l3'/4
14%
Simplex
93'/2
1
27%
97'%
Skil
-1
5'/4
South
6%
Shore
22 %
25'/a
Indianapolis Water
24
26 %
International
16%
18%
International Textbook Co
*
52'/a
56V%
61
Southwest
Interstate
1
32'/2
35'/a
22%
24%
10c
Internat'l
Tel
5
California
Oregon Power Co__20
California
Water Service
,
Calif
Water
Canadian
,28'%
34%
Interstate
class
Paper
B
Point
1
29%
ctfs—
5 Vb
31%
34 '/a
Iowa
_10
45%
48%
Itek
16%
Indiana
Louisiana
Gas
Co
Co
Central
Marine
VT
Co_5
Telephone Co
Central
5
;
Electric
Central
Power
Public
Co
Citizens Util Co
Common
10
States
Colonial
Jervis
Jessop
Corp
Steel
Kaiser
1
Stores
Colorado
Oil
-
1
33y2c
33'/3C
Inc_^..
Gas
Co
Rock
1-
Electric
(L
Dashew
Business
Co__
Corp
Delhi-Taylor
Oil
x27%
""
29%
9'/a
9%
10%
84%
19'%
11%
12%
-
class
A
pfd
Labs™—
Economics
El
Paso
Laboratory
Electric
Electrada
Co
Inc
__
Electro-Voice
Inc
Etnpire State
Ennis
Business
Co
Ets-Hokin
&
Inc
39%
Feleral
First
-
il
Natl
*
Boston
Corp
Fisher Brothers Co
Fisher- Governor Co
Fitchburg
-
Florida
1
Paper class
Capital Corp
Florida Steel Corp—
Digitized'm FRASER
for
Western
Natural
19%
Western
Publishing
34
—10
&
19
20'%/
37%
40%
15%
lc
3'/2
4
39'/4
42
36%
Weyerhaeuser
4'%
5%
30%
32%
10
26%
Wilcox
1
57
61
Wisconsin
19'%
20%
Witco
Conversion
20
Inc—
41
45'%
15'%
5
25
Delaware Corp
16%
1
4
1
33
26%/.;,
.
36'%
Yellow
28%
15%16 %
72
7.50
76'%
39%
5
42%
*
9
10
—3
9'%
A
Light Co_10
38%
10%
41 Va
5
39
5
11%
12%
10
20%
22'%
71
75%
Co
Co
Wyandotte Chemicals
4'%
Co
52'%^56
Co
Power
Wurlitzer
23%. —„25'%
r_l
Co
Electric
6%
18%
'
Inc—1
Chemical
Wood
Co
Co
Whiting Corp
24%
Transit
Corp—1
Freight Lines—1
Yuba Consolidated
Bank
10
"
-
42
6'%
7%
6'%
Industries—1
6%
Commerce
of
(Newark)_25
;
Bankers Trust Co
Boatmen's
.
55%
liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust Co (Philadelphia) ——10
Long Island Trust Co
—5
St
47%
■..
23
10
Bk
Co
,
365
(N Y)
Natl
Trust
Broad St
(Phila)
Louis
386
Manufacturers
58%
68
10
54
Trust
/
-
57 %
35
37%
5
-1
17 Va
18%
Lines—1
13%
14%
36'/2
25'%
17%
17'%
Microdot
30'/4
32'%
22%
24%
38%
36%
39 >
69%
-
5
727/a
.»
„
32%
5
36%
39
MeikmNat Bk A TrCo (Pgh)_25
Mercantile Tr (Qt Louis)—12.50
53
Morgan
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila
10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12'%
49
51%
67%
-
70
28 Va
-,
34%
-'30 >'•'■
70 %
67'%
r
(N J)
Bank
5
Cleve
of
16
New
48%
121%
National Bank of Detroit
57
124%
10
59%
x33 %
36%
37%
40%
122
129
(Fairfield County)
10
National Rank of Westchester_5
50
360
381
National
Co
168 /
44%
25
(Chicago)_25
Trust
158
Co
63
Matftonstl Bank A Trust Co
10
Co
(Chicago)
County Trust Co
Trust
* Mew York
Southern National
(Savannah)
Trust
Guaranty
(N J)
33Va
125
Trust
5
41'%
51 Va
--7.50
52
56%
25
Matt flbawmut Bk of Bost—12%
75
78%
59%
63
Batt State Bk of
66%
70%
m—»M«if Co
A
Essex
(N J)
Newark—12%
New Big Merchants Natl
New Jersey Bank A Tr Co
Bk-10
11
Mai lltsrn Trust Co (Chicago)-20
44%
443%
(Cleve) „8
(Albany(
Co
National Newark
(White Plains
York)
Bank
National Commercial Bank &
130%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
City
47%
49%
52%
34
36%
127%
134
39%
23 Va
60%
36 *
•
of
Bank
Nassau County N Y——:
49% "
Trust Co
Natl
Co
Eng
(Buffalo)
Ask
56
(N Y)„10
Traders
A
Meadow Brook Natl
72'%
-
Bid
'
(Bklyn.)_10
Manufacturers Tr Co
,
24%
55'%
20
r»r
-
,
Kings County Trust
■
44
*
10
v
57%
55'%
100
Virginia
Companies
Ask
54'%
—6%
of New York
Bank
Bid
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
Motor
Fast
20
30 Va
5%
Cos—1
Gas
1
Francisco)
Central
2'/2
Inc
18%
28%
33'%
——*
Massachusetts
2,50
America N T & S A
Camden
xl5%
.
49%
.
«.
.
31%
Class A
5%
\AVb
*:
Pipeline
(16%
Inc—
7'/2
Inc
Gas
Co
17%
Missouri
42%
45%
Mohawk
28%
55
National
10%
11%
Gas
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co_
__10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)
10
Fiduciary Trust Co (NY)
_10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn)—10
58
First
12
25
29 %
65
B
13%
National
27
New
21%
14
North
North
Carolina
North
Penn
23%
.
First Natl Bank
25
26%
First National Bank of Chi
20
633%
First
10
46'%
49%
St I sale
35'%
First Nat'l Bank
(Jersey City)—5
32'%
35 y«
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
23
First
1
32'/2
1
21
\-
60'/2
Oil Corp
_5
Corp A com_50c
x20'/4
50c
15'%
15'/2
65
„
Natl
16%
18
19%
31'%
26%
14'%
15%
Pub
Nuclear-Chicago
Ohio
74
78%
20
22
_1
25 %
27%
A___—1
11%
12 Va
"_l
7%
8'/a
_1
12%
13%
.1
Water
Oklahoma
Old
-
Ben
Serv
Coal
Otter
Tail
Pabst
Co
Co_—
Co—
Pacific Airmotive Corp
East Line_
Pacific Far
Pacific
Gamble
Robinson
54%
12'%
x77
80%
20
(Dallas)-12
6%
&
Bank
52%
.
42 %
63
.
66%
64%
68 '/a
136
144
74
of
Louis
20
85
Co
(Philadelphia) _10
Westchester
New
Franklin
55
58Y41
34
37%
Y„5
35
37%
Girard Trust
Bk—15
62%
Corn
52'%
Exch
13%
14%
Hanover
79'%
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
(Chic)
26%
28%
Hartford
&
3
26'/4
27%
44'%
47'%
30'%
33
1
10
/
.
51%
6'%
•
18'%
20'%
5
39 Va
41%
*
10%
—1
3%
—5
ioV2
Co—5
15 y2
11%
4*%
of
56
59%
: 35
38%
65%
69%,
25
26%
72
76%
74
77%
65
69 %
55%
Trade Bank S Tr Co (N Y) —10
30%
,34y«
83
88%-
Trust Co of New Jersey
2%
9%
10 Va
Co_10
46'%
49%
Union
Hudson
County National Bk__10
23%
25%
Hudson
Tr
-—10
Union Trust Co of Maryland-10
63
49%
Natl
New
Bank
Co
Tr
20
(Union City)—8
19'%
Bank
of
(Cleveland)
21%
Commerce
■
-
United States Tr Co (Boston)-10
Industrial Bk of Com
Industrial
National
Providence
R
(N Y)—10
Bank
I
46
-
Y) ——-10
46
(Phila)—-5
Irving Trust Co
For footnotes, see
United
50%
of
-—10
Industrial Trust Co
(N
-
22'%
•
x44
24%
46%,
.12
16%
51
(Wash) —20
65%
York—10
Bk of L I N
Bank
Co—10
27%
(Boston)
20
Sterling Natl Bank A Trust Co
(New York)-,
25
Bank
Rochelle
Natl
Trust
54
78%
First Natl Bank
(LaeAngeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island NY 5
State Bank of Albany
10
State Street Bank A Trust Co
88 Vb
10
Natl
Union
50%
75
24
Sacntliy
78%
69
City Bank (N Y) „20
Pennsylvania Banking
Trust
First
St
Boyal Bank •t Canada
10
Royal State Bk of New York__5
Second Natt Bank of Phila—10
25
of
10
INtPn
-
of
74'%
River Prod—10c
Power
Bank
pfd_*
Co
47%
51
Dallas
19
Corp
Brewing
of
—5
Corp—
Service
Miss
6
44
10
of Boston
Bank
First Natl
29%
Gas—2.50
41
10
County
First
1
Northwestern
78%
24%
49%
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
6%
First Natl
24%
Co—
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(Atlanta)
(Baltimore)
National
Passaic
N
Bank
Natl
17
*
Coal
(Camden
Natl
22%
Assoc—8
Elec
16%
.79
39%
67%
103
Co
Water Co $4
.25%
22%
Bank
(Philadelphia)
12
15%
K
5
10
20
Bias Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
11
Northwest Natural Gas
74
Trust
RwoMle Natl Bank
58%
1
14%
75%
*
55%
Co
13%
23%
42
Trust
First Natl Bk
Gas
Northeastern
.15%
Provident Tradesmen's
First
2'/2
American
13%
82%
13%
Co
69%
.
12%
,
12%
&
File
78'%
38'%
Shops of Del—1
Gas
&
62
FtafladMphia Natl Bank
Pittsburgh National Bank
12 V*
Co
&
Shirt
Eng
Bk
40%
\
11'/4
common
Nicholson
.31%
Natl
4oy»
38
35%
'
Class
Camden
rrnpUa Tr Co of Bergen City
(Hackensack N J)
381
37'%
1
Company
National Homes
27'/a
350
5
Pipe Line Co_5
Rubber
25%
8'%
(N Y).
50
Fairfield County Trust Co—_10
Federation Bk & Tr Co. (NY)-10
5
Utilities
Chemical
Nalco
46%
84%
7%
Empire Trust Co
10c
Systems Corp
Mississippi Shipping Co
Miss Valley Barge Line Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
22%
43%,
81
2
—1
Missile
16 '/a
-
*
Mfg Co_
21
51%
Co
common-.
Laboratories
Minneapolis
26
Co
Inc
Miehle-Gross-Dexter
50%
"15
Utilities
Gas
Mid-American
Miller
.
Western
64 V*
18'%
Co
of
24'%
5
Miles
_10
,
(San
21%
1
.
52%
.-2.50
22%
61
19%
42 %
?
20'%
2'%
18%
46%
a_-Ll.
8
17 y8
49 Va
Mortgage Assn_100
Financial federation Inc_
...
7»%
2'%
National
Commercial
Corp
263%
Point Manufacturing Co_*
Western Lt A Telephone Co__10
53
Steel
24%
Weat
49%
"39%
*
of
22'/4-
5
,28 y2
1
1
Par
20'/4
Michigan
46 y2
2.50
Galvan
.
17%
10c
Farrington Mfg Co
73
Meredith
Publishing Co—
Metropolitan Broadcasting
2.50
Forms
Erie Resistor
6%
7%
1
Equity Oil Co_J_—_—
8%.
42'%,
'.77'%
6%
7'/2
Oil
8
„
5%
Industries
30%
Co
Westcoast Transmission
31%
38%,
McLean
28'%
ll
21
,
45'%
McLouth
1
Capital Corp
8%
19
29%
35'%
McNeil Machine
1
Electrolux'Corp
Electronics
Emhart Mfg Co
7%
Corp
West Coast Telephone
49'%
18%
28%
10
Co
Wesco Financial
1
Steel
Bank
'
39'/a
3
26
36%
10
25'/a
2
-
13'%
Electronics
5
Co
30%
1
Inc
583/4
31%
50%
x287%
1
Co
27
55'%
48
1
Tel
24%
1
Co
33%
25
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co__12'%
Connecticut Natl Bank
5
73%
1
Co
Co
18%
16%c
Corp
Swasey
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Bros Transport A—__1
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
70
1
^
26%
26%
5
(Texas)—*
Corp'
Electro-Science' Investors
11
1
Merchants
i_l
24'%
*
24%
Melpar
10
Wash Natural Gas
1
Steamship
Bank
(W L) Corp
changed to
Missouri-Kansas
Utilities Associates
Bank
54
Inc
49%
50c
29%
City Natl Bk & Tr
26%
2
Inc
27'%
Cleveland
Maxson
M
Industries
Brothers
11'%
Name
Ll
:
Warren
29%
Maxson
Dynamics Corp of America—
preference
21%
10
24 y4
2
19'%
27 %
Mattel
2l/2
—
A
Herrington Co Inc—1
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry—50c
:
—
(Jim)
Bank
12%
23%
Warner
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
22%
19'%
22
Walter
Citizens &
17 V*
/_1 '
Corporation
Baltimore
Marmon
17%
63
34%
10%
50c
46'%
23 7%
48%
17
20%
21'%
„1
L—
Co!
Co
Co
9%
12
Corp
—*
18'%
19%
1
& Bradstreet Inc
Dunham Bush Inc.;
10'%
1 Va
Electric
&
23
25c
Dun
9'/2
1
5
42
34%
Inc__50c
5
59
31%
11%
-
Power
45'/a
cl B—5
Corp.
Company—50c
Von's Grocery Co
—1
Waddell A Reed Inc class A—1
22'/4
45;
;
36%
_5
16%
1
21
1
14%
Bank and Trust
8%
_*
Gas
5
;
91%
A
Co
Vanity Pair Mills Inc—
Vector Mfg Co
Vitro Corp of America
,—1
9%
1
87
5
Co
Chemical
42 Vt
10'/4
Corp__.
Vance Sanders
34%
7'%
Works
32 '/4
127%
Inc
Valley Mould & Iron
32'%
Co__10c
307%
50 '/2
!
5'%
5%
35%
Co—16
23%
—*
Inc.
Stanley
Mining
17'%
55'%
686
28%
1
Co
&
Financial
45%
9%
Company
Duriron Co
Lytton
15%
:
Arts
650
—1
com
41 %
A
15
52
10
22'%
11%
Corp
25'/a
8%
:
Duffy-Mott-
Stores
Ludlow
-
Donnelley (R R) Sons Co—_—5
Drackett
Lucky
-
Madison
14%
common-
Dorsett Elecs
(Hugh W)
Marlin-Rockwell
1
Corp
conv
Long
19%
1
20'/2
lie
22%
—1
Corp
Stepan
,_25
:
is y4
1
37'%
1
-
Co
17'%
4'%
4%
33
non-voting
35
5
Lone Star Steel Co
<
7%
7
Plus
Blower
20 y2
10c
Inc
$1.25
Lau
...Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
19 Va
'"17%
17%
—____
Co_:
Chemical
Inc
Lanolin
/
51%
16'/4
Co
Products
Statler Hotels
35'%
Clark
&
1
Internal Bridge Co—
Diebold
10
Common
8%
32 Va
Landers
Frary
47'%
16'%
Laguna Neguel Corp units—
-7%
48
38'%
Co_
Dev
Sys
Screw
8
Co_3
Electronics
57%
15%
Const
Inc_l
*
Co
Mfg Co
Home
3
14 Va
••
Standard
10
———
for
53'%
13%
l
Co__
&
15
2c
22'%
6V2
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Corp_5
Diversa
Laboratory
44 %
Gas_5
Chemical
2
*
Register
1
Co
•■•21%
20%
8
Machines
Dejur-Amsco
Dictaphone
Koehring
•
55'%
Stanley
1
Co—
48%
Utah
35%
45'%
2
Gas
Pressed
1
Inc
—5
Darling
Finance
50%
13%
<
"
Crouse-Hinds Co—
1%
Cummins Engine Co Inc_____
5
Danly Machine Specialties-—3
A)
Co
Portl'd
.
51
Fruit
10
Ketchum
%
35'/2
*
Inc
Keystone
"80%
__1
Company
Eastern
Standard
Natural
Utilities
16 y2
""
1
Company--"
Kennametal
Kentucky
1
Ridge Prop pfd
Craig Systems Inc:.—
Eastern
37%
Co—15
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3%
16
50c
:
Coral
$1
Standard
—
'72%
19
2.50
Corpi™—•
Corp
47%
.
Dura
Stand
22%
,_*
Kansas-Nebraska
15
Products—5
Co_
Kalvar
69
_5
Transp Lines Inc
Data
Coffee
$1.46
23%
3%
14%
—2'/2
Freightways
Continental
>
43'%
21V*
common
] 33%
._1
1
Corp
preferred
9
Producing Co
Elec Service Co
E)
413%
,
United States Truck Lines
United Utilities Inc
Gas
(A
40 V%
.
42%
-
21 %
1
Product—l1
6 '/a
Staley
5
Co
26%
lc
Corp com_3
preferred
.—_25
Consolidated
5%
24
&Gas
conv
'
39 y4
Commonwealth Gas CorpJ
!/l
.Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
'*
209
1
Supply
Steel
Milling & Elev Co
Di-Noc
198
12%
'
Upper Peninsular Power Co
*
Power
Electric
5'%
nya
7%
5
Eng Tel
Carbon
Co—.
Utilities
Water
33
B
Gas
Jamaica
23%
Colorado
Dial
Sprague
1
27%
Interstate
Detroit
33%
38
7%
Spur Oil Co
1
Service
Southern
31
Colorado
Cross
Speer
31%
Inc—
Corp
22%
Corp..
Corporation
Coastal
Cook
13%
Corp.l
Corp
1
6%
Inc
Water
Freight
——.
Public
25%
cl A
com
class
33%
31%
Spector
12
—_1
Inc
Iowa
_10
Clinton ~ Engines'
Control
Co
Services
common
Corp__6
Serv
Chattanooga Gas Co__
Chicago Musical Instrument
•Consol
5
17%
Elec & Gas
Central
$1.25
Vending
Diver
Co__
9'%
5
6%
5
States
12
1
1
Cable
Union
8'/4
Corp
1
1
New
Freight Sys—1
Mil
Leasing
20c
Inc
Southern
Securities
A
Ionics
4%
3'/2
Central
Cook
32
Class
111
Central
^
Investors
54'%
Electric & Gas Co
Central
Clute
Interstate
.'
51%
^__10
Trust
,14'/a
;64'%
13
60
.-1
Corp
Interstate
United States 8ugar
Southern
Motor
4'%
'
25
com
Co
Field
4
United States Servateria
6%
Corp
373%
13'%
15%
6%
Engineering
35%,
37
Nevada
Bakeries
Interstate
32 y2
Ltd—10c
Steel Products
Cedar
26%
Superior Oil of Calif
Mills
Carpenter
Ceco
Oil
49
Co—25
Co__ii2y2
Telep
Delhi
Canadian
Cannon
&
Corp
1
Corp_l
14
Colorado
6
15'%
37
34'%
Southern
5%
14'%
34%
States
Southern
Wash—1
1
5
States Chem
29 Va
47%
Co
United
28 Va
Calif
10
Pwr
&
United
27 V2
Corp__50c
Lt
Union Texas Nat Gas
26%
of
4'%
—
61'%
Co—„—10
Bank
50c
Corp.
Pipeline
19%
*
Recreation
257%
59
Power
Southwestern
Co
24'%
55
Water
Southern
17%
Corp__50c
Pipe Line
18
1
41%
34%
15%
57
Inc
38
23%
32
l
1
Co
&
Southwestern
Corp—•
&
Tucson Gas Elec
21%
8%
«
Oil &
*
M)
Transwestern
25'%
Gas
57'%
109'%
2
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Interstate
36'%
—
Indiana
(H
33'%
23'%
So
&
Wire
Corp
73%
Byllesby
Transval Elec
Co
&
Pacific
70
California
17%
Co__
D)
1
&
16%
Inc
Fetzer
23%
104'%
1
Co
Prod
Bantam
Homes
&
Bruning
Brush Beryllium Co
Gas
Trans
Seismograph Service Corp
"units"
Mills
34%
1
Tubular
Scott
35'/a
3%
1
Co
32'%
Petroleum:
Scott
Corp—
Co
50%
Corp
Inc
Inc
Associates
Schield
11%
.—1
Material-—1
29
preferred—25
Sharpe Mfg Co__—110
(Charles) Co Inc
3
215
16%
Gas
Tracerlab
Trans-World Financial
Corp
25c
H)
*■28 V2
21V2
53%
1
35%
29%
Corp__
Jacinto
1
Corp
Hudson Pulp & Paper
Class A common—
6%
San
2'/2
Corp
Houston
133/3
__10c
10%
1
8'/a
Oil
9%
203
26'%,
,
30%
-
♦
27'%
Manufacturing Co_2'%
Sabre-Pinon
11
A
A
30 7%
28'%
1
47'%
33
Co
39%
73/a
37
51%
7y»
Inc
Towmotor
Mills Inc__3'%
Myers
(H
Time
Tokhetm
Rose Marie Reid
48
31
High
class
&
Robertson
Hidden
551/4
1
Robbins
1
5
1
33%
5
Splendor Mining
6%
preferred
Voltage Engineering
Hilton
Credit Corp
Light Co_l
River Brand Rice
Rockwell
*
73a
28'%
..
* Thompson (H I) Fibre Glass™*
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
—*
60
3
Roadway Express class
14%
6%
12'%
36%
39
1
2
:
13
,
6%
^
1
33
Corp
36'/2
1
56'%
Co
38%
31'/4
10
Inc
Inc
5
34 V*
1
46%
-
9'%
37 Va
Thomas & Betts Co
23%
13%
8%
35'%
Corp
King
25c
Gas
12%
Corp..7
'
A
36'/4
1
A
Inc.
Co
Natural
Stoker
9'%
44
industries
Thermo
35'%
—1
1
1
Hewlett-Packard Co
56
Riley
Thermo-O-Disc
7'%
22'%
Co
Richardson Co
'
Texas
25 Va
•
Eastern
1
class
Purina
Republic
41'%
6%
_5
-
1
class
72'%
Inc
Transmls
1
25
112
Instruments Inc—
Curtis
21'%
1
common
1
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
20
1
&
Corp
10c
Corp
Texas
15'%
,192
.
32'%
1
Telecomputing
12%
23
5
118
Inc
68
25
Bryson Inc
Mexico
10
Co
1
Pet Co
&
Hamp
New
1
1
Inc
New
of
111
Co
Brace
Hathaway
9V2
10%
Co
of
Co
Inc
33
'
38%
Co
Fund
-
5
Serv
A com_10
common
Aluminum
7»%
America
Serv
*
*
Power
Inc
&
Co
10%
Petroleum
Techno
8'%
30%
23%
,
14
7%
10%
44
182
Producing Properties Inc
5
Inc
Mining
Harvey
—
Bowling Corp of America
Brown
Hanna
Harcourt
Corp__
__1
Botany Industries Inc—_____—1
Bowser
A)
B
19 Va
Capital
Bowman
Class
99%
_1
Hathaway
Hills
(M
173/,
—
Beryllium Corp
Billups Western
Black
Inc
Cosco
1
•
Alegre Sugar
Purex Corp Ltd
"
5
Co
Punta
Broadcasting Co
1
:__2
57%
Daft
'•
19%
Tappan Co
Co
54 '/4
36%
.
Tampa* Inc
Pub
175
21'%
•
14%
Pub
»
67%
19%
34
1
20%
26'%
24%
xl65
1
6'%
*
Pubco
Corp__5
1
Greene
19'%
Electric Co
of
40'%
13'%
12%
>
2'%
3%
Corp
Rubber
Genl
Co
17%
Corp
Wells
1
—
Gas
*
23 7%
93%
1
Bottlers
25'%
■_»
Xerox
951/4
Eag Co
Black Sivalls
Haloid
21
1
Ask
22
1
Biuo&iu
27'%
Industry
B!(i
1.25
Corp
Susquehanna Corp
Bystroii-Donner Corp
7'%
19'%
Cement
Natural
Potash
10%
Struthers
25'%
11%
-
TO
Markets
Corp
Berkshire
Hagan
10%
1
Manufacturing
Bros
59 '%
9%
Pioneer
22%
1
23'/4
Capital Inc
1
Chemicals & Controls—1
—1
Laboratories
Beneficial
Growth
—10
(A J)
Power
21'%
—__1
5
Co
Corp
31 y2
Inc
Bayles
Bemis
58%
21'%
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
6%
1
Brick
Inc
5
Co
Fire
Mountain
Co—10
Co
Baxter
Behlen
Green
22 ye
Inc__
Tools
Mfg
P)
(A
2.50
Gas
Atomics
Baker Oil
Glickman Corp class A
49%
Spring Corp
Aztec Oil
36%
38%
of
47'%
Inc
Lumber
Plymouth
16%
Products
Pickering
Portland
39%
1
41'%
P»r
Stouffer Corp
7%
44%
Corp
General
Pennanente
38%
46%
——
Tool
Pepsi-Cola
••
18
1
Co
Construction
14%
35y8
39'/4
16'/2
Green
Western Gas
Art
13%
32 V2
35'/4
16 y4
Arkansas
Pauley
Pendleton
19%
15
___5
Petroleum
14'%
36%
Aak
6%
1
Hannifin
13'/a
1
pfd
Co
Parker
34
10
Co
Pantasote
20
•;—4
Co
8%
'
Calif_l
34 %
Missouri Power Co—5
8
v
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Company class A
1
351/2
Arkansas
8'%
—-1
;
Service
1
preferred™;—3
Corp class A
Inc
Ask
7%
J
Telep (Calif) 5%
Gibraltar Finan Corp
60'/a,
49
1
A_5
!
Gen
57
common
Participating
Arizona
Futterman
27%
7.50
cl
—*
22%
3'%
xtic
Farms Co
Corp
18
46
Co—
Anheuser-Busch
Mach
Co
2
Corp
&
Mercury Electronics__90c
Power & Light Co
6'%
Packaging Corp of America
5
Pacific
Bid
5
25%
—5
Pipe & Const Co
Sterilizer
Amer
Frito
Gear
B
franklin
9%
A—1
American-Marietta Co
Amer-Saint Gobain
Class
21
5
class
Foote Bros
17%
„
8%
Co_100
Corp
Arden
*
1
Biltrite Rubber
American
10 y4
16%
Land
Allied
Par
58
Bid
Pacific
Ask
9'/4
1
Inc
Inc
Alico
Kid
securities
national distribution.
Par
Par
24)
(indicated by the
"asked")
any quotation furnished
Utilities
industrials and
Air
45
preeediog.pafle.
States
Trust
(N
Y)—20.
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz) -5
Wachovia Bank A Trust Co
(Winston-Salem N C)—
5
wone rargo Amer Trust Co—10
1
53
34%
107
103
64%
60%
.
25%
65
27%
..
68'a
46
The Commercial and
(950)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
NATIONAL LIST OP OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quotations for Friday, February 24)
Mutual Funds
fautual
25c
2.29
2.52
Intl
1.25
American
Business Shares.:—1
American
Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Amer Research & Dev Corp___l
Associated Fund Trust
*
8.02
8.68
Insurance
Investment
4.48
4.78
Fund
Aberdeen
.
Fund
Affiliated
Inc
9.37
"B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp
Ltd
7%
1
15.46
16.87
4.08
(Discount Bonds)—
1
9.52
10.39
13.40
K-l
(Income Fund)
1
9.10
9.94
1
17.00
18.55
Nat
8.03
17.34
11.05
12.08
—1
Inc—
Life
10.23
11.85
12.95
19.58
21.40
Inc__l
6.72
7.32
Stk
Insurance
1
10.70
Fund
1
16.82
18.38
Mutual Fund—*
Sayles
American
Investors
Ins
Corp
&
Bankers
Natl Life
Standard
Life
Connecticut
General
Continental
a28.74
Assurance
1
50c
11.95
15,300
Casualty
100
—1
14.15
1
133
11.25
111c
Inc___
Fund
Mutual
7.80
8.52
Shares
Trust
18.10
Globe
24.22
Gov
15.49
16.74
&
Great
10.12
11.11
Gulf
_1
al4.57
1
3.29
____
3.58
Co Inc_l
Securities
Wide
Nation
21.71
23.48
65.01
National Investors
13.61
National Securities Series—
Fund Inc——1
10.21
11.22
Balanced Series
Inc—1
10.81
11.85
Bond
Diversified Investment Fund-—1
9.31
10.20
Dividend Series
25c
1
3.23
3.54
16.37
17.79
Inc
Income
Stk Fund
Shares
^
Inc__
41%
44%
67%
Fund
(S
F)
2.50
Employ Life Ins
American
Life
Co
12.05
12.88,
-50c
13.40
14.33
New
England
Corp__l
7.95
8.69
New
York
Fund
Investment
—10
__20c
Fund Inc
Fund Inc
8.42
If 73,
1
17
91
(D C)_1.50
Insurance
Hartford
Co_
Growth Fund
13.80
15.09
Capital Fund
1
Fidelity Fund Inc___
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc__l
Fidelity
Fund
Industrial
Inc_l
5.98
Jersey
1
3.88
4.24
Lawyers Title Ins Corp
Series
1
7.39
6.78
1
9.48
10.36,
11.24
1
al5.00
20.22
Oppenheimer
16.78
18.14
20.12-
4.61
5.04
15.02
Over-The-Counter
18.61
15.47
13.89
1
13.83
15.11
1
Square Mutual Fund
6.96
7.561
al4.79
Florida
Growth
Fund
Inc
10c
6.82
Peoples Securities Corp
1
Mutual
Fund
Inc
—1
2.30
2.51
Philadelphia
*
11.65
12.64
Fund——_•
11.64
12.65
Inc—__—50c
12.45
12.57
Mutual
Funds
Custodian
lc
2.78
lc
6.61
Price
7.27
2.77
-3.06
Fundamental Investors
1
Futures
1.
Inc
9.92
General
Group
Capital
Corp_j—
Investors
Trust
18.74
1
7.31
lc
_'
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
Equip
9.04
Scudder
7.95
9.58
__lc
Capital
Growth
Chemical
Common
1
15.88
17.26
1
17.00
18.48
1
7.32
8.00
Fund
lc
6.9ff
lc
7~67
13.42
9.90
10.85
lc
7.05
Bond
RR
14.69
shares
lc
10.89
shares
lc
Railroad
Steel
Stock
shares
Tobacco
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
Funds
10.38
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series H-C7
Series
21.26
i0c
Haydock Fund Inc
1
Shares
10.63
Fund—1
13.79
Fund—__1
7.84
8.57
Shares-1
12.09
13.14
1
14.89
16.27
Canada Ltd
Line
Value
1
Income
Line
Fund
7.12
Inc__1
18.66
7.78
5.45
5.96
3.94
4.31
Special Situations
_10c
Fund Inc
10.13
17.17
—1
Fund Inc.
Line
Value
2 71
2.97
Wall
7 96
8.70
9.61
10.50
1
8 4°
9.10
Investors
Inst
Foundation Fund
_ic
Institutional Growth Fund-lc
Institutional Income Fund
lc
11 35
12.80
6.57
Corp
7.19
Winfield
9.56
10.45
1
Ind
10.53
22"%
57%
61
Y)__2
9%
8
32%
Co__—___5
104 %
108
40 %
43
10%
36 Va
52%
5
34 Va
37
2
56 Va
60
2
S
49%
3
Insurance-—
36
38%
%
point
a
10,
12,
4%S
May
4%s
Jun.
5 Va s
Sep.
11,
3 VaS
Feb.
13,
Sep.
10,
4%s
Bid
Ask
Ask
Banks for Cooperatives—
,<
100.1
100
3%s
1C0.5
99.31
99.20
1,
1961
Jun.
1,
Aug.
1,
1961
100
1961
2 %s
100.2
99.29
Apr.
3 VsS
100.3
100.3
—__
_
.
100.2
100.2
100.4
99.30
—
100
■:
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
100
Apr.
3,
100.1
100.3
3%S
Apr.
100.6
4%s
Jun.
« 3,
20,
1961
100.4
100.2
1961
1961
;
4S /
-t
—Lhi-
-
100.4
'"100.i
100.3
1961
100.17
100.18
100.19
100.22
1961
100.10
100.12
4s
Sep.
20,
1961
1961
100.16
100.18
3%S
Feb.
20,
1962
100.9
100.13
1961
101.8
101.10
4s
May
l,
1962
100.28
101.4
1962
100.13
100.17
4%s
Aug.
20,
1962
102.14
102.22
102.12
1962
3%s
Mar.
11,
1963
Nov.
12,
1963
101.20
4%s
102.20
2%?
May
4 VaS
Apr.
1,
20,
4s
Oct.
20,
1964—
4s
Oct.
20,
1965—
Jun.
10,
1965
4 Vis
Dec.
12,
1966
3%s
Mar.
11,
1968
Apr.
10,
1969———
103.8
104
1970
——
104.16
105.8
101.20
102.4
x
101.16
102
109.8
110
5 VaS
July
4%c
Oct.
Apr.
10,
Sep.
10;
10,
Feb.
10,
1972—
99.2
98.26
102.12
.
102.28
101.8
101.16
101.12
102.20
1971
5 VaS
.
1964—
103.4
101.24
—
1970
Aug.
.
1963;.
100.6
102
99.30
4%s
102.8
3%s
May
98.16
99.8
4 %s
Mar;
20,
1968-
4%s
Mar.
20,
1969
4%s
July
15,
1969—...
105.
5 Va s
Feb.
20,
1970
Apr;-
101.20
108
3 VaS
20,'
.
—. -
.
1970—
1,
1,
.
1970-1967
1971
May
Feb.
15,
Sep.
15,
.
1972-1967
3%s
98.24
98
102.16
1970-l.-
1;
v.
.
1966
2,
4 VaS
Bid
Maturity-—
Ask
1972
103.8
103.8
104
105.24
.
108.24
96.24
97.16
108.8
109
103.16
104.8
97.8
96.18
101.24
102.16
99.24
100.16
point
a
Bid
Maturity-
Certificates of Indebtedness-
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
4%s
May
15,
1961
100.10
100.12
3%s
Nov.
15,
1962
3VaS
Aug.
1,
1961
100.4
100.6
2%s
Feb.
15,
1963
98.30
1%S
Apr.
1,
1963_
96.24
97
4s
May
15,
1963
101.28
102
Oct.-
*
li
1963
95.24
Treasury Notes—
99.26
101.8
__
_
101.12
99.2
IV2S
Apr.
1,
3%s
May
1961—
100.5
100.7
l%s
Aug.
15,
1,
1961
100.16
100.18
4%s
Nov.
15,
1963
103.30
104.2
1,
1961—
99 12
99.16
l%s
Apr.
1,
1964
94.30
95.6
IVisQOct.
1961
16.18
13.18
Feb.
15,
1962
100^20
100.22
4%s
May
15,
1964-
Feb.
15,
1962—
101
101.2
3%s
May
15,
1964
3%s
Feb.
15,
1962—
100.9
100.11
5s
Aug.
15,
1964
l%s
Apr.
1,
1962
IV2S
Oct.
1,
1964
4s
May
15,
1962
101.3
101.5
47aS
Nov.
15,
1964
104.22
4s
Aug.
15,
1962
101.8
101.16
1 %S
Apr.
1,
1965
93.4
3 %s
Aug.
15,
100.5
100.7
4%S
May
15,
1965
104.4
1%S
Oct
98.4
IV2S
Oct.
1,
1965
14.51
15.86
1
6.87
7.42
96
93.30
92.8
98.20
—
98.26
97.28
1,
14.25
Fund—10c
_
4s
16.88
14.85
—1_
99.30
3%s
11.51
15.53
1
Inc
Growth
1
1
-1
Inc
Fund
Whitehall Fund
12.41
11.70
Investing
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
Ltd—
21%
49%
4038
108
(N
1961
10,
10,
Washington Mutual
Street
45
America—2.50
of
61 %
38
Life Ins Co in City of N Y
Westchester Fire
Mortgage Assn-
Mar.
Apr.
VaS
14.99
Fund
1
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
9.99
Fund
Value
6.12
U
Co
57%
(N Y)
Ins
Insurance
Ins
7%
47%
103
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Fire
73%
43
4s
Ltd
Inc—
United Science
a28.11
9 27
9.28
United Income
2L90
5.6O
lc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Institutional
5 60
7.27
8.49
United Continental
a22.08
10c
6.65
Canada
of
United Funds
H-DA
11.81
lc
Accumulated
United
13.28
1
10.81
Growth Inv_
Century
Fund
1
9.08
1
Growth Fund
UBS
Inc
13.09
8.33
Townsend U S & International
Twentieth
37%
S
43
6%
2
'_—
Life
39 Va
69%
10
10
—
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
12.11
1
Inc
United
lc
Fund
Natl
4%s
a32.45
Fund
34
1963
a37.83
1
Texas
_1
29
-
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
1
lc
Mutual
15,
16.22
Television-Electronics Fund
10
1961
41.94
Inc
26%
Co
3 VaS
14.81
Fund
N Y
1961
1961—.
16.80
39.94
9.41
Industry Shares Inc
Guardian
:
15.54
1
9.42
Utilities
Growth
Apr.
Farnham
Stock Fund
11.93
3%s
15,
15,
al4.30
1
Investment Corp__*
lc
shares
1
Investors
,_lc
shares
Fund
Roe &
Balanced
5.85
17,
May
Aug.
4%s
Street
2.14
lc
Bond
Apr.
2%s
4%s
Stein
5.89
Equipment shares
(Edson B)
U
Banks—
4 VaS
a9.86
10.60
American* Shares
Sovereign
13.89
—lc
1
Inc
State
8.24
lc
Fund
U S
>53%
1961
15,
12.63
7.71
shs
Merchandising shares
Mining shares
:
Stock
9.80
7.73
lc
shares—lc
General Bond shares
Industrial Machinery
Railroad
al9.59
Clark—
11.56
Smith
8.53
Petroleum
al3.57
Clark Fund_l
Southwestern Investors Inc
___lc
Institutional
Canada—25c
&
1.25
Selected
13.17
Stock Fund_lc
shares
Stevens
United
5%
2%
50
v
Guaranty Co
Travelers
10
5
preferred
4%s
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Fully Administered shares—lc
Food
(The)
10.50
6.57
shares
8.89
Fund
of
Fund
Scudder
Common
Shares__lc
15.38
8.22
20.37
*"
Building shares
15.23
1
Scudder Stevens &
shares
10.17
Fund—
(Geo)
Putnam Growth
Securities—
Automobile
>
1
9.36
2420
1
Inc
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
General
22.08
Growth Stock
—
Fund
Putnam
2.50
Inc
(T Rowe)
Fund Inc
93c
Inc
Fund
Fund
Puritan
10.87
Fund
Street
Pioneer
2.53
series——lc
stock
Pine
Inc—
<__
Common stock series
Preferred
6.24
Mar.
3.30s
4
Florida
Sec
Ins
(Va)
23 %
"■
Federal
Fund Inc
Securities
Penn
Fund
Accident
Title
64%
Bid
3Vas
14.16
1
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Standard
2%
52%
2
dividend
68%
5 %
50c
Trust
4 Va
7 49 %
Obligations of Government Agencies
4.45s
:.l
Inc
Fund
Life
22
3%
5
Amer
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
12.15
Federal Home Loan
—
Amer—
Insurance Co of
9.48
1
Shares
of
8.08
6.20
8.67
Series
Street
Corp
Standard
&
stock
$6.50
106
61%
20%
1
Springfield Fire & Marine^
■
101
91
10
Y )—
of
49 Vi
"r 65%
.
;_5
5.47
Insurance
1
18.60
w
Co
23%
Home Owners Life Ins Co (Fla )_1
Chemistry &
William
Insurance
v
10
87%
Marine——6.25
Ins
Life
257r
Ex
60%
21%
46%
10
'
Jefferson
Fund
Electronics
One
Home
57%
10
.
Boiler
Steam
&
Life
Security
73%
68
5
53
Surety Co_———5
Security Ins (New Haven).—
10
97
(Jacksonville Fla)_2% \
26%
49
—10
(N
60%
25
5
_.
Fire
56
5
Seaboard
(D C)__4
12.14
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
18%
25c
Inc
10
Seaboard
24%
16.88
—
of Canada Ltd
a23.93
39%
41%
' 38%
23
11.11
—1
Stock
Growth
37
Paul
St
5
15.61
Series
.__50c
Fund
15%
50 Va
10
Republic Insurance (Texas)__10
Republic Natl Life Insurance—2
94%
134
46 Va
14
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
64
90%
43 %
47
1962 196-—2 li
Ins
1
Stock
Preferred
,61
127
—5
_1
Stock Series
60
%
37 3%
7/
12%
Phoenix
'
31%
3-33%
Insurance
Ins Co of N Y
Insurance Co..
*
Co__
48 %
Insurance Co of N Y
Assoc
—1
Corp
Series
Income
Howard—•
2.50
25 %
r
Indemnity Co
3%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
interest
18.17
Series
Pacific
86%
82
■*. 35
__—
Northeastern
3%
Republic
Hanover
Shares
12.38
Bond
Pacific
10
Employees Insur
22.40
Fund—
Corp—
beneficial
of
River
103 %
99%
10
1
Investment
Mutual
22.08
Inc
Fund-—1
North
Northern
_4
interest—1
Investing
Mutual
64.36
Franklin
27%
469
226
1.25
Insurance
Firemen's
Govt
1
Founders
25%
216
Geheral Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
Foundation—1
of beneficial
Units
16.74
Fund—
Life
Mutual
Investment
Income
Investing Co
Financial
New York Fire Ins Co
450
Franklin Life Insurance
33Vic
Inc_——
Massachusetts
3.01
15.50
Stock
Growth
Investors
2.74
14.34
Trust
Mutual Fund Inc_____l
Fund
-1
Federated
36 Vi
Reinsurance Corp
shares of beneficial int—33%c
21
20.19
B
Eurofund
59 Va
64 Vi
18.35
Equity
55
"34
1
5
Insp & Insurance—
Energy
New
Providence-Washington
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C).
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)__
Investors
Massachusetts
16.85
Electronics
18 %
10
10.27
19%
Stock
68
17
67
4.10
15.59
Balanced
64%
8%
3.74
—__—1
Fund
New
A
63
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
&
29 %
30%
Corp class A~_rrr_5
Amsterdam Casualty
2
Hampshire Fire——__—_10
com
63%
12.30
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Eaton
Nationwide
AA
Fire
4
shares
132
23%
45%
(N J)
Group
126 Va
10
1
5
Inc
Ins
143
5
Inc
5
2.47
9.57
Dividend
60%
Accident
&
Line
Union
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins______1
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
5
4.02
8.80
Dreyfus
Old
Federal
2.58
3.67
2.25
Mass
.
Diver Growth
Life
Natl
Employers Reinsurance Corp
2.35
—;1
Delaware
Natl
National
43
74%
.
135
^_10
Employers
lc
21.13
Vegh
3%
11%
50%
'
i
—
3.20
lc
19.44
De Vegh
3%
National Fire
4.15
lc
—1
Delaware
1%
2.92
•
shares
17.03
De
70,
10
3.79
lc
—
Paper shares
Metal
Bond & Stock
Fund
Industries
Petroleum
Stock
Forster
47%
39%
(Bait)
10
Co
44 %
Assurance_12.50
Life
28
(Ky) 2
Co
—
Fire
Monument
Eagle Fire Ins Co
15.48
139
Commonwealth
&
44%
shares—lc
shares
General
10.98
Fund—1
Crum
41 Va
Peerless
Electric
15,900
Shares
15.64
45
Bonding & Ins_5
Indemnity & Life Ins
_5
Mass
Managed Funds—
12.92
Corp—100
Inc
a
5
42 V2
56
•
5
Life
Continental
8%
10%
1
Comwea-lth Life Insur Co
4%
1
"47
(N J)___2
Boston Insurance Co__
103 %
1
Merchants
1;
10
Ins
99 %
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Maryland Casualty
31
1
5
Shippers
Insur
—
47 Vi
1%
1
(Galveston)
Bankers
Beneficial
8%
%
split plus 25%
dividend
43
1
American Re-insurance
Life
Va
29%
11.57
—1
Loomis
11.21
17
1
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
&
,16%
Investors Inc—1
Life Insurance
Growth
Trust
Western
Fund
—1'
Lexington Income Trust
18.51
Diversified
7.81
18.76
9.45
Crown
7.13
Lazard
10.10
Series
6.84
Fund
16.01
Income
Fund
6.24
Knickerbocker
14.81
1
Concord
15.57
1
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
14.98
7.35
16.85
Knickerbocker Growth Fund-—1
13.67
—
Investment——1
Composite
1
Assurance—__3
Mercury (Wash D C)
16.08
16.81
National
2-for-l
10
Massachusetts
(Newark N J)__2%
Amer
Fund Inc
Fund Inc
Fla)
Home
(Growth
Commonwealth
Composite
(Jacksonville
(Low Priced
Inc
Fund
9%
S-4
14.74
Lincoln
41%
S-3
14.48
24%
8%
14.50
Stks)_l
23
38%
20.11
Stock)—1
I/ife Insurance Co of Va
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American General Insur Co_1.50
American Heritage Life Ins—
12.11
Com
68
37
Ex
13.41
Com
64
34 Vi
stock
18.60
Com
19
13%
15%
Amer Ins Co
73%
12 %
20 V8
American
Ask
69
17%
14%
/
2
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn_3
Life Companies Inc,
1
18%
—1
50c
1
1
Securities
Commonwealth
Fund)—
105%
5
Fund Inc—1
lc
Energy
Colonial
(Low Priced Bonds)
B-4
102
Bid
Life &
5
Amer
preferred
Colonial
R-3
4.46
Boston
Fund
26.05
23.98
106%
Casualty_5
13.95
Fund
Shares
Christiana
24.96
21.98
Assur
&
preferred-
conv
24.08
Shares
Stock
Chemical
Fidelity
Liberty Natl Life Ins (Birm)
101 Vi
10
12.78
Inc^
of
1
9.70
(Growth
Equitable
$1.25
Bonds) _1
(Medium Grade
American
par
131
5
Agricultural Insurance Co
American
6.01
B-2
Insurance
22.08
1
Fund
35.29
Life
Stocks)—1
International
Century
al4.15
Aetna
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
Fund
Chase
34.60
Fund-1
Mutual
(The)
6.14
K-2
Ltd
Growth
1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
Fund—
Ins
13.63
12.33
1
Life
13.44
Companies
Ask
124
10
Aetna Insurance Co
(Income
Canadian
Capital
Inc
Fund
12.30
12.47
—1
Bid
10
S-l
Canadian
Fund
Boston__l
Fund
8.S2
-V
lc
Ltd
(1954)
of
Trust
Surety
S-2
Inc
General
Canada
11.78
&
13.23
Ltd
Fund
California
xlO.78
Casualty
10.72
Investment
Fund
Bullock
1
Par
Aetna
9.81
Boston Fund Inc
Street
5.90
5.53
—1
J.
Blue Ridge Mutual
Broad
5.40
America
Research
Johnston
Growth Fund
Axe-Templeton
Canada
1.78
Bid
lc
Inc
5.64
Axe-Houghton
Axe-Houghton Fund
32 %
1.62
Physics & Science Fnd 1
Fund "A" Inc-_1
Atomics
10.20
31 Va
Istel
of
Co
Investment
Investors
al6.05
Fund
Resources
Ask
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Par
Funds—
_
_
_
—
103.28
104
100.30
101.2
104.26
104.30
94.6
104.24
93.12
104.8
92.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Bate
6-
1-60
Ask
Bate
100.2
3.20s
11-
3.15s
Bid
Due
Dated
4%s
3-
1-61
100
Dated
Due
1-60
8-
1-61
Bid
Ask
100.3
100.5
Recent
Bausch
&
Rid
Lomb
Opt
4%s_
1979
Burlington Industries 4%s
1975
Carrier Corp 4 Vis
1982
Chance Vought 5%s_
1977
Chesapeake & Potomac Telep
4%s
1998
_
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s__1972
Consol
Deere
Natural
Gas
4%s__1986
(John)
Credit 4%s__ 1985
El Paso Natural Gas
5%s
1977
Ferro Corp 3%s
1975
Fruehauf Trailer
4s____I___197s
Genl Motors
Act Corp 4%s_1983
General Port Cement 5s___1977
Gen'l Tire & Rubber 6s
ww_1982
Hilton
Hotel
Iowa Power
Kansas
Ask
Bonds—
Mueller
130
105
6s
&
(M>
ww
1984
Light
Elec
A
4%s»
4%sII1991
4%.a
1991
Sons—~
1-60
9-
5-61
100.4
100.6
100.2
100.4
3s
1-
3-61
10-
2-61
100.1
100.3
1-61
100.2
100.4
2.95s
2-
1-61
12-
4-61
99.30
100
10-
3-60
7-
3-61
100.4
100.6
3s
3-
1-61
12-
4-61
99.30
100
5s
Can
Bid
83
106
Pacific Petroleum 5s—_—1977
109%
5Vis
101%
102
290
297
1973
ww
Phoenix
Potomac
_
Steel
5Vis
Electric
106
108
109
111
1969
75
1995
5s
107
Bid
9,
1961
Mar.
16,
1961
Mar.
Puget Sound
101%
101%
114
118
115%
116%
Southern Bell Tel & Tel 5s_1997
108%
109
Sperry Rand
125
130
102
5%s
Tennessee Valley
100%
138
180
1982
101
104
103%
104
103%
164%
82
15,
20,
1961
27,
1961—1
4,
■
1961
103%
104 %
May
18,
1961—
102%
103
May
25,
1961
Jun.
1,
US Industries
5%s_
4%s__
.
Westcoast Trans 5%s
-1971
.1970
1961—.
220
:
97
1971
94
98
•No
1988
96
99%
New
par
99.759
July
13,
1961
99.710
July
15,
1961:
99.689
July
20,
27,
1961
'
July
6,
value,
b
July
99.603
Aug.
3,
99.556
Aug.
Iff,
99.509
Aug.
99.458
Aug.
24,
99.396
Oct.
16,
Jan.
.-
—
1961—_J;_
FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
bBid
t New stock,
yield price,
x
99.097
99.010
15,-
Net asset value.
Exchange,
99.153
99.061
:
1961'
99.358
99.169
99.188
99.119
:—
1961
1961
99.262
99.153
17,
99.332
FOOTNOTES
99.653
99.538
99.310
99.232
99.156
,_
—
1961
99.436
York Stock
:
1961—
!
99.384
U,
Underwood Corp
1961
99.489
May
*"
t
1961
99.798
-
Ask
99.282
1961
23,
29,
Jun.r
99.843
99.587
1961—
103
5 Vis
80%
Apr.
1961-
*9r.
99
22,
Jun.
Jun.
99.894
99.850
99.749
—
Texas Power & Light 4%s__1991
Amer 5s_
—1971
__
1961
93.639
1961
Texas Eastern Trans 5s____1981
"142
15,
99.676
1961
102 %
;__
Jun.
99.698
1961
6,
13,
1985
4.40s
100%
99.938
99.789
30,
Apr.
Yield Price
Bid
1961
99.843
May
Authority
8,
99.837
Apr.
WW
103 %
Jun.
99.882
Apr.
&
99.981
99.931
1961
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
Treasury Bills
Ask
99.975
1961
22,
100%
4%s_1991
Mar.
23,
103%
Lt
1961—
Mar.
100%
Pr
2,
Mar.
103%
100.4
Yield Price
107 %
78
100.2
United States
88
103
Mar.
-
1981
12-
1-61
6-
Ask
t
1975
—197b
3%s
Brass
National
100%
108
3-61
5-
1-60
3.80s
Debentures Issues
Textron
Gas" &
Lowenstein
126
& Conv.
4-
1-60
9-
3.35s
Security
Bonds—
5-60
8-
3.10s
Inc
Fund
7-
3.30s
Wisconsin
:
ISSUES
99.048
98.988
99.026
98.928
98.967
98.875
98.917
98.823
98.866
98.770
98.816
98.718
98.741
98.680
98.650
98.229
98.197
97.451
.
97.478
\
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to listing on tha
Ex-dividend,
wi When issued;
y Ex-stock-dividend*
Volume
THE;
193
Number 6033
,
BANK: CLEARINGS
an increase compared with a year ago.
$25,244,278,541 against $22,682,969,436 for the
the
week
York
.
.Philadelphia
City
San
+
984,000,000
+
707,341,792
650,835,476
+
417,659,153
+
9.5
Francisco
367,700,000
L_:
___
1
*
_______i_____
Baltimore
___—
1,651,127
+15.5
4,792,274
3,587,229
1,330,000,000
—19.4
1,201,000,000
962,000,000
4,509,730
+19.1
4,280,486
3,096,401
8,144,959
+
8,063,169
6,834,040
'•
8,777,052
14,651,778
1,143,731,644
(10 cities)
15,144,554*
8.8
15,110,931
13,079,256
1,278,874,304
1,017,598,175
12,033.331
342,907,161
.677,195,536
' 67,438,000
+
16,499.044
—
8.5
336,488,646
343,823,956
—
2.1
Cleveland
637,484,735
15,093,493
728,888,147
—12.5
Columbus
88,007,100
_
Cincinnati
,
Mansfield
+
8.8
cities,
five
days
cities,
five
days.
Total
All
all
cities,
$19,323,269,766
4,343,255,576
$24,080,076,786
cities; five days
day
one
$17,253,899,967
4,756,807,020
$21,597,155,543
.1,164,201,755
1,085,813,893
1
—'
*
572,728,255
63,649,500
10,885,661
.16,023,420
12.0
14,314.073
13,449,172
12,280,449
437,616,236
516,937,820
—15.3
.490,439,940
444,189,091
1,709,689,924
—
9.8
1,617,797,213
1,425,349,013
.
-14,235,437
.
5.5
—
0.3
333,726,844
11,104,382
310,511,675
1,542,240,046
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
—10.8
—
.
+20.4
73,282,100
13,445,016
14,104,820
-
•
■
Total
(7
Cities)
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
9,988,504
—
0.3
388,244,220
+
7.6
Columbia—Washington—
156,170,528
142,127,039
+
9.9
(6
863,114,683
824,306,285
+
4.7
850,879,255
South
+ 11.5
7.2
+
3,360,536
4,750,397
25,739,000
257,574,136
8,818,255
416,981,797
137,015,670
5,742,593
—
5.2
21,459,000
22,214,000
—
3.4
252,184,818
255,989,929
—
1.5
5,445,292
__
Richmond
9.5
+
417,900,607
District Of
+ 12.0
9,954,438
Maryland—Baltimore
Ten
5,535,956
26,649,338
—18.7
1,407,605.706
West
Other
3,324,569
7,902,431
.
—17.4
13,468,076
•
_
1.3
—
28,216,678
'
1,940,736
'4,485,227
8,382,557
23,297,473
Jersey—Trenton
"
7.8
3,741,069
8,276,913
j
2,153,954
+11.9
426,279,502
559,132,758
363,065,685
•
_
638,753,601
380,160,328
___
1,404,307
4,867,380
(a)
Ohio—Canton
V- 2.6
557,603,091
,
Cleveland
+15.8
377,700,000
715,061,000
;___
Pittsburgh
"
2,598,337
'5,370,779
Delaware—Wilmington
8.7
457,527,835
;
4.5
+
—11.4
,—12.3
1,072,000,000
York.
1.7
•
1,290,829
Fourth Federal Reserve District-—Cleveland—
6.2
__
$
2,132,187
Youngstown
;—
_____
: St. Louis—
.
1,065,750,767
-
Kansas
'
$11,780,061,866
1,001,000,000
Boston
1958
1,838,157
•
2,852,241
Wilkes-Barre
Total
1,131,956,104
__•
"'
1959
$
or
Dec. %
1960
$13,641,853,931
,
Inc.
,'
5,619,971
Scranton
this center
$
1,888,545
Philadelphia
Reading
*
1961
Chicago
,
At
1960
-
1,349,127
Lancaster
Our comparative summary for
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
::
i
;R>
1960.
.
47
'>2,500,000
Chester
New
Week Ended Feb. 25—
.
week in
same
follows:
New
Pennsylvania—Aitoona
-
....
District—Philadelphia—
.
gain for the week ending Friday of 15.8%.
a
'Our preliminary totals stand
year.
' *
$
-
Third Federal Reserve
Saturday, Feb. 25, clearings for all
corresponding week last
there is
-
Bethlehem
week ended
Week Ended February 18
•
1961
*
Pre¬
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
11,3% above those of the
at
t
••
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
country, indicate that for the
'
•
OF
J^arjk,. Clearings this week will show
of the
(951)
-
COURSE
liminary figures compiled by
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
..
Carolina—Charleston
Total
cities)
23,058,908
202,533,499
6,818,722
264,462,087
118,986,958
619,220,710
"
week—j
Total a11 cities for
:
,1
$25,244,278,541 $22,682,969,436
+11.3
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
issue of next week.
our
not available at time of going to press.
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
Feb.
18.
For
that
week
there
was
same
week in 1960.
this
center
Outside of this
showing
thePNew
delphia
was
We
Reserve District
; "
a
loss of 5.2%, the bank clearings
group
the cities according to
of:18.7%
improvement of 0.4%,
but
register
in
a
smaller by 9.8%
District
Reserve
Boston
the
the
totals
South
loss of 9.5%
and the St. Louis Reserve
but in the Richmond
Des
is
an
increase
of 1.7%
gain of 6.3%.
a
in
and
Francisco Reserve District
-
>
In the
following
,
$
1st Boston
,__12 cities
2nd New
-I-
•
York
5,067,69?^
186,220,283
—
v
4th Cleveland
6th Atlanta
y
10
-
„_17
7th Chicago
18.7
1,278,874,304
1,627,316,831
2,096,744,531
862,385,138
881,343,490
792,509,348
745,702,680
-764,609,499
752,086,385
—
+
—
Louis
i
4
...
10th Kansas
•■•48
44
7
9th Minneapolis
:
■
8
City____
11th Dallas
1,617,797,213
850,879,255
;
'
1,572,507,527
Outside
York
New
1,818,634,509
1,525,141,568
840,111,368
682,270.999
-
2.2
We
add
now
ended
cities)
(4
'
585,657,047
27,151,510,731
13,771,926,991
13,176,300,992
9
1,525,141,568
423,600,000
381,600,000
1.4
242,536,535
158,194,430
171,200,341
139,928,751
3,179,355
9.1
2,774,492
2,547,810
881,343,490
2.2
840,111,368
682,270,999
9,637,914
7,936.058
8.689,010
7,744,708
507,277,153
+
4.0
522,278,787
418,243,387
214,573,284
189,384,095
+
13.3
189,731,485
153,189,464
12,583,019
7.3
11,311,325
4,351,944
—
5.5
12,761,291
6,053,108
6,593,419
+
9.2
6,690,954
6,066,346
17,817,020
17,576,992
+
*1.4
14,360.857
13,194,580
792,509,348
-
cities)
(7
_
745,702,680
+
6.3
760,565,492
614,698,710
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
!
—.
"
■
'
5-
-
'
■
3,771,667
2,090,194
7,644,578
+ 14.3
-7,054,450
5,396,564
803,555,467
802,972,665
+
0.1
802,152,899
3,687,238
+
1.3
3,514,198
2,970,554
1,608,580
1,509,005
+.
6.6
1,476,461
1,328,028
4,522,695
3,987,687
+ 13.4
3,491,529
2,563,600
19,687,490
15,711,070
+ 25.3
15,077,614
12,993,922
Bedford
—
17,345,155
Island—Providence__l___
+ 21.9
12,830,397
43,110,200
»
69,934,175
12.0
27,478,364
28,580.379
3,540,064
+
36,166,000
994,937,870
990,936,445
+
0.4
-
7,080,285
752,086,385
Falls
Wichita
768,387,902
16,640,909
'
-
612,513,799
42,902,985
6,356,000
7,224,280
13,566,942
656,033,740
/
Galveston
Total
(6
cities)
699,204,915
230,544,118
227,833,358
5,821,191
Oregon—Portland
3,146,697
26,131,596
•24.8
201,657,452
29,158,176
165,871,693
135,365,817
+ 10.4
,3,478,616
216,658,773
246,230,703
2,614,217
Lake
Utah—Salt
.
City
—
115,590,281
—.
4,079,729
3,392,553
+ 20.3
3,353,562
14,877,944,972
15,670,513,249
5.1
13,975,209,739
___u—
Syracuse
V Northern
32,834,260
New Jertey______,
50,581,473
*•'
£.44/'•
95,043,428
+ 11.0
•''
(a)
81,936,707
-••
•;
+ 20.4
29,581,844
60,879,507
^__
New- Jersey—Newark__,_^__;_u-__~—
+
1.7
831,592,367
704,114,737
+
5.4
0.4
6,606,250
r.
55,338,085
,
San
•
-
37,896,564
.
70,496.468
11.2
13.7
100,947,108
Santa
Barbara
r
Stockton
-
14,453,916,199
'13,826,669,751
Total
Grand
(10
total
86,805.087
5.1
16,196,649,162
615,243,244
47,510,842
£,400,000
13,048,11*
38,810,,155
?^6-00O-
6.736,524
+11.2
14,335,608
11,509,078
6.2
704,431,284
585,657,047
1.2
230,661.583
—
115,655,126
—
197,042,498
2.7
6,085,852
5,202,955
—12.0
224,386,072
201,888,131
0.1
130,291,476
100.844,575-
—
—
18,827,175
+
5.8
20,654,111
28,329,154
18,426,014
798,197,211
+
1.4
730,517,111
645,125,703
38,670,815
+
6.4
37,330,304
25,963,501
13,294,509
11,920,097
+ 11.5
10,068,409
8,361,512
15,318,106
Jcse
'
Outside
15,375,673,576
13,548,386
-
14,190,887
+
7.9
12,913,525
12,119,590
30,796,563
—12.0
32,417,511
24,164,226
92,233,066
110,071,139-
.
•
25,150.962
(a)
86,927,153
.
'
+
809,243,771
Francisco
San
2,537,120
13,415,507,694
33,632,067
(a)
7.0
9.9
— 3.1
—14.8
—
41,153,271
:
•fc
Total U» '«&$!«*)
••
13,998 ,505
6,986 ,769
14,188„694
4.2
■+
19,926,100
27,102,021
California—Long Beach
•
-
7,728,233
27,717,887
472,587,340-
District—San Francisco—
Twelfth Federal Reserve
"
-
6,765 772
31,638 736
551,274 211
0.6
3,149,422
j
8.8
35,471,689
3,473,944
Connecticut—Stamford™;——
7.9
13,886,816
15,081,089
-
•
Rochester
47.2-
+
—
5,689,612
67,805,074
,4
+
501,470,316
17,532,390
563,944,928
47,159,739
6,161,000
6,154,594
-
Worth
Louisiana—Shreveport
35,292,000
2,825,490
986,875,259
3.1
cities).;
(9
Dallas
18.843,850
2.7
44,285,900
-
151,675,955
.__
165,428,430
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
36,459,422
3,651,127
•
York—Albany
York
207,751 064
764,609,499
——
Texas—Austin
10,497,802
1.8
61,787,742
24,192,046
Haven____,—;
Total
Fort
14,225,822
60,660,422
*
Buffalo
6.3
636,802,544
3,736,577
ciIlea)
Colorado—Colorado Springs
'
0.5
8,739,785
—
623,690
8.415.96L
6,780,943
-tj
'V
942 128
11,045 556
498,717,851
City
818,252
2.6
+
176,352,859
9,841,537
29,583,176
14,486,730
1,189 626
+ 16.4
13,938,183
Missouri—Kansas
■
+
Elmira
New
3,948,90(*
—24.0
+
187,513,528
-
Wichita
$
Dec. r/o
'
1,025,646
11,794,906
31,929,762
Kansas—Topeka
1958
1959
Inc. or
1960
1,050,844
1,052,305
8,966.823
-
Lincoln
4,106,310
.V:.
Jamestown
-
City-
1,223,374
-
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
New
+ 21.4
4,113,207
Washington—Seattle
:
—
7,201,097
Nebraska—Fremont
V
'
Total ,(12
1,818,634,509
7.6
—
Helena
figures for each city for the
statement showing the
-
Hampshire-^-Manchester
9.5
10,930,554,923
Worcester
New
2,096,744,531
24,346,062,617
~
Rhode
7,596,840
6,082,844.
7,040,945
527,411,473
—
704,431,284
5.2
River.
New
'
6.5
Montana—Billings
5.1
four years:
Connecticut—Hartford
14,744,143
11,072,802
4.7
2.7
—
183,878,452
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
4,128,326
__I™
17,473,172
+ 34.3
—
1,022,411,.
11,755,353
Paul
North
29,442,440,240
;
Springfield
5,609,352
232,385,683
.
South
'
i
6,448,478
13,836,432
461,900,000
-
704,114,737
27,929,101,810
First Federal Reserve District— 1Boston—
New
1,364.352,570
—16.2
1,462,655
District—Minneapolis—
Minneapolis
614,698,710
•
Lowell
1,613,761,089
10,254,708
20,596,942
■<
862,385,138
1
Ninth Federal Reserve
St.
$
.
45,158,295
1,135,355,847
1,896,688,908
—
Minnesota—Duluth
Week Ended February 18
Fall
60,245,456
4.4
3,969,318
1,243,303,633
18 for
Massachusetts—Boston..-
8,458,390
1.0
—
9,139,663
141,138,093
5,677,629-
3,468,808
831,592,367
1,435,325,954
1961
Portland
157,123,934
.
197,863,463
760,565,492
1.3
at—
Maine—Bangor
5.9
—15.0
8,863,187
-
Clearings
4,841,917
1.9
+
431,900,000
1.7
1,510,853,886
detailed
February
11,612,576
+ 18.5
—
8,916,573
229,152,867
Hastings
week
89,321,000
+ 67.3
16,741.992
Louis
6.3
6.2
13,051,156,836
our
—
+
1,491,789,802
City.
12,664,861
96,687,000
+ 17.2
15,743,339
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,333,650,372
699,204,915
*^
_107 cities
Cities)
(17
Total
j'i-'J--L
Total
-
14,592,014
21.6
+
8,623,733
+
-
2.9
+
619,220,710
5.0
656,033,740
II
—10
12th San. Francisco
+J
II
6
.__
'
t$
~
—
+
17,364,106
14,999,674
1,425,349,013
9.8
4.7
S.5
824,306,285
4.779,771
20,128,496
m
Total
1,709,689,924
3.874,836
1,096,869
8,597,651
1,017,598,175
;
■
8th St
1,333,650,372
58,980,654
-
1,834,651
1,371,729,394
;
Missouri—St.
768,387,902
1,407,605,706
;l,896,688,908
;
s
13,826,669,751
1,545,387,556
II
646,446
11,702,050
1958
$
14,453,916,199
863,114,683
44
14,363,215
196,685,233'
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1959
%
5.1
"Cf
6
T6fi,339_
22,480,064
Total
16,196,649,162
1,542,240,046
7
.__
Cth Richmond
222,801,382
.
986,875,259
1,143,731,644
,i
8,991,120
61,565,548
—
j
175,905,638
20,356,015
City
10,462,958
,i
¥*i
8,898,527
-
Springfield
0.4
+
990,936,445
41
—10
3rd Philadelphia
$
.
15,375,673,576
9 "
.
21,048,772
97,121,000
.
-
Inc. or
Dec.
994,937,870
»'
4,286,685
4,059,779
285,211,893
0.2
15,706,385
__i—_
Rockford
of 1.3%.
decrease
1960
1961
j.-.
422,300,000
6.4
118,075,000
12,394,955
;
Peoria
San
by Federal Reserve Districtsi
summary
Week Ended Feb. 18—
30,504,530
152,791,204*
11.9
+
—
—
.
—
:
22,470,274
.1.. 16,157,042
.
Decatur
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
;
:
a
a
but in the
of 6.2%
Reserve District
the totals show
furnish
»we
—
13,318,235
Illinois—Bloomington
In the Kansas City Reserve District there
Dallas
the
+
13,296,830
Moines
Sioux
4,794,638
5,363,904
.'' 21,027,945,
_
Chicago •„
District has to its credit
1,627,316,831
—t
_.—
Haute
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
but Minneapolis Reserve
District of 2.2%
Bend
-Terre
-
a
1,545,387,556
;
do cities):
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
The Chicago Reserve District suffers
larger by 4.7%.
are
1,572,507,527
276,446,070
—
,
District the totals are
and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 5.0%
Reserve District the totals
Total
Orleans
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne.,
Indianapolis
decline of 5.1% and in the Phila¬
In the Cleveland Reserve
.
5.0
984,278
252,966,000
15,514,479
*
0.8
5.1
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
the
they are located and from this we note that in
York Reserve District the totals
an
—
7.1
—10.6
+27.5
— 8.5
,
294,387,368
17,359,982
772,170
"
Mississippi—Vicksburg
-
record
273,393,202
—
;
;
Louisiana—New
5.1%, the aggregate clearings for
of 5.1%.
Reserve Districts in which
Federal
Mobile
7,832,798
6,431,470
••
$27,929,101,810 against $29,442,440,240 in the
city there
decrease
a
of
decrease
a
—10.7
36,630,487
-
8,228,900
"
__.
Alabama—Birmingham
.
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
are
the whole country having amounted to
at
has to be estimated.
cases
—19.8
345,596,005
0.9
+
,
'Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
.
8,018,218
308,492,366
—
461,500,000
36,832,134
Augusta
Ac¬
0.6
178,773,733
465,300,000
—
Georgia—Atlanta
.
are
35,892,929
178,720,871
465,700.000
6,708,846
6,813,846
343,079,224
278,693,566
16,977,290
704.567
239,216,388
+
177,244,727 1
;
Nashville
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures
we
Sixth FederaFReserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxvllle
in
appear
New
(107
1,491,789,802
1,510,853,886
—
1.3
1,435,325,954
1,243,303,633
27,929,101,810
29,442,440,240
—
5.1
27,151,510,731
24,346,062,61T
13,051,156,836
13,771,926,991
—
5.2
13,176,300,992
10,930,554,92»
"
Cities)
cities)
±2
York City
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(952)"'
48
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
■:
Monday, February 27, 1961
,
.
Company and Issue—
"
■
,
Imbank
•
1st
6
'
,
Realty Corp.—
V4 % series B bonds due
Page
Date
"
;
15,
703
.
Mar
3
—.,—
Mar
1
704
.....—L-.-.Mar 31
Jan.
808
1980
Merchants
the requirements of Section 522 of the
Pursuant to
certifies daily
of
the
1930,
Federal
to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
We give below a record
of the world.
countries
Tariff Act
Bank
Reserve
5'/2%
New
different
the
on
Acceptance Corp.—
subord. debs, due March
York
cumul.
4.50%
for the week just passed.
Saint
John
5y2%
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
FEBRUARY
FEDERAL
17.
1961,
RESERVE
BANK
FEBRUARY
TO
ACT. OF
TARIFF
1
Y-'
Unit
Noon Buying Rate for
-
.
Cable
Transfers
In
New
(Value
York
United
in
•.
1
Transmission
'•*
....
k„
Friday
7
Monday
Feb. 17
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Feb. 20
$
Atlas
Feb. 23
Feb. 22
Feb. 21
$
.0120614
—
'» Y
Steels
Brush
2.230167
.0383312
.0200300
ISSUE
Finland,
markka
(Metropolitan),
.00311131
.00311131
.00311131
deutsche
India,
Italy,
...
peso
_
_
.209483
2.797120
6%
Switzerland,
.00278600
.00278683
.00278600
.327533
.327500
.327433
_
.139781
.139728
.0348500
.0348250
.0166436
.0166436
.193362
.193331
.231131
.231100
2.799400 •'
sterling
■'V'Y
6%
due
Page
1974—Mar 17
376
due
f.
s.
&
series
Pfizer
dated
&
601
*
dated
807
1
808
28
;
..
Sept.
1954 and
1,
1957
1
1
Feb
1967
7
Mar
Apr
Dec.
Mines
807
Mar
106
Ltd.—
bonds due Dec.
f.
s.
6
1
April 1, 1969—_—.Mar 2
preferred stock
Mar 20
stock
bonds
A
bonds
Uranium
mtge.
A.)
Mar.
1995
31,
Engineering Co.—
conv.
Lake
1,
May
series B
1st
3V2%
4%
cumul.
cumul.
Southwest
.0166436
/
15,
808
Mar 15
1961
Inc.—
Co.,
preferred
second
Bank
cumul.
$4
in
•Announced
stock
and
this
.Mar 31
stock
preferred
preferred
*
1
423
stock
Mar
issue.
.193343
.231043
1.394201
1.393753
1.393334
2.798860
1.394470
rand
1,
debs,
.0348333
.231225
pound
.139787
1st
(Charles
.263615
2.769425
.193331
Africa,
Kingdom,
.263566
2.770257
.0166436
:
.263700
2.771148
.139806
franc.
Date
1967.1—Mar 21
i
Dec.
stock
series
debs,
preferred
Equipment Ltd.—
Milliken
.0800560
.0800560
645
'
Inc.—
preferred
Ltd.—
Machine
6Vz%
.00160620
.263781
_
South
.00160605
f.
cumul.
Marwell
.209416
2.797960
.00160660
.0348312
krone
of
.209500
2.798860
2.771683
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
krona
United
5'%
.0800560
;
subord.
conv.
Industries,
Co.,
s.
McNeil
.0800560
_
pound
Sweden,
Union
.204031
.239687
.328033
guilder,
Zealand,
Norway,
.2C4043
.239700
.00278566
Japan,
yen
Malaysia, malayan dollar
New
.204018
.239668
.209487
,
CALLED
due
debs,
conv.
5%
cumul.
Oil
.203975
.00160700
Netherlands,
Curtis
cents
514 %
.00311131
2.799400
...
pound
lira
Mexico,
50
.239650
franc
new
mark
rupee
Ireland,
Helene
Irving
.210012
Washington's
Birthday
5%
Co.
mtg. income bonds, due Jan.
Dynacolor Corp. 7% s. f. debs, due
Fajardo Sugar Associates $2 cumul.
1.012734
Closed
Ltd.
Beryllium
1st.
.0199937
.
*
.210000
rupee
France
1.
.0200212
.210037
1
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—
.0120596
-Y
.0383312
1.011744
.210137
;,
2,228780
1.010937
Ceylon,
j-
.0383375
.0200287
■„
^
2.229450
.0383312
1.010286
$
$
%
.0120596
.0120614
2.230597
;
...
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Germany,
1975
Money)
States
'
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
1,
Corp.—
bonds
line
Company and Issue—
'..
,
645
1
March
due
notes
pipe
ENTIRE
Y',
♦
Mar 15
Co.—
——Mar
senior
mtge.
1st
and Monetary
15,
Investment
Eastern
1st
Country
stock
Ltd.—
1974..
Co.
Mar.
5%% series due 1977 and
mtge. pipe line bonds 5%% series due 1978—
Mar
Texas
■'
Yr
preferred
due
Southwestern
1930
1966
1,
Corp.—
Gas
&
Dock
Dry
debs,
5V2%
INCLUSIVE
1961,
23,
UNDER
TREASURY
TO
Electric
State
2.797960
2.797120
'
DIVIDENDS
Federal Reserve Banks
Consolidated Statement of Condition
rowings from
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
others
increased
increased
domestic commercial
million
$23
bor¬
and
Continued from page 14
:Y
million. Loans to
million.
$301
'*■■■■
banks increased $283
Increase( + ) or,
(In millions of dollars)
Grace
Decrease (—) Since
Feb. 15,
Feb. 17,
1961
Since
Feb. 8,
1961
1960
ASSETS—
Feb. 22,
ASSETS—
Feb. 15,
Feb. 24,
1961
1961
/
Gold
certificate
Redemption
account
fund
for
25
16,029
notes
1,050
3
reserves.
17,079
—2,140
28
F.
R.
gold
certificate
Cash
Discounts
Loans
and
314
advances
;
^.3.
157
Agricultural
■A+, cf
119
*-
Acceptances:
Held
■
S.
outright
under
Government
Bought
46*
repurchase
"4
agree't
Notes
;
Bonds
Total
bought
Total
Tola!
U.
loans
Cash items in
Bank
and
115
securities
+
of collection
(1,168)
—■
4,453
—
'
133
I
assets—.
(1,730)
618
+
553
49,329
490
Federal
Reserve
(562)
27,083
46
—
,
225
+
U,
reserves—™:
S.
Treas.—general
Foreign
;
16,575
account.
539
(291)
Deferred
Other
availability
liabs.
&
(877)
items.
cash
accrued
17,738
3,175
47
dividends
—
37
142
+
588
—
925
181
—
2
+
+
CAPITAL
Capital
48,033
—1,189
194
364
+
31
96
124
finance,
23
loans
5
t—
1,484
16
12,458
—-
—
+5,034
+2,260
+
669
Gulf
+
422
year
After
years..
five
with
18,003
...—
years
-
—
—
+
Banks.—*—...—12,433
R.
F.
3,886
10,388
—
Y
securities
—
41
t—1,241
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
693
Power
banks..—.—
Ratio
to
liabs.
of
gold
deposit
bilities
assets—net
Total
accounts
certificate
anCR
R.
(1,730)
Demand
S.
note
liability
on
Interbank
demand
Domestic
deposits
in
Gulf States
domestic
banks;
and
eliminations
made
in
the
Exclusive
$244
ing
and
of
weekly
of
$541
million
holdings of U.
S.
in
loans
ad¬
a
decrease
of
$861
million
in
industrial
loans
a
net
institutions increased $28 million.
3-15
(quar.)
2-20
2-20
11,289
$4.44
preferred
(quar.Y<_-
$1.11
3-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.____
$1.25
3-15
$1.27
3-15
t + 5,674
+
t—
+
861
—
1,387
+
Y+
—
1,608
+
1,664
+
51
+
435
+
23
301
(quar.)
10c
60c
3-
1
2-15
25c
3-
1
2-10
Corp.
Hallnor
(quar.)^__
Co.
60c
3-20
$4c
3-
1
2-16
15c
4-
1
3-15
Inc.
Hamilton
Cotton
Ltd.,
Hamilton
Watch
Co.,
153
preferred
Hammond
305
domestic
to
commercial banks
and
individual loan items are shown
reserves;
after
(quar.).:
Organ
•
-
gross.
5%
17,
t
figures
1960
1
.
revised.
•,
\
3-15
2-24
3-15
2-24
25c
3-10
2-25
25c
3-10
Mfg.,
5%
1
lie
—
(stock
each
dividend)
3-
1
$1.25
3-
1
2-13
2-28
preferred
Y
1-3*1
3-15
3-1
(on§,
held)
nine shrs.
(quar.)
Refractories
2-25
3-
,
(quar.)
Bank.(N.Y.)
Hansen
(quar.).
common
2-10
jioc
<■-;
—
additional share for
\
j
3-1
$1
.
...
preferred
3
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Handy & Harman,
3-
$221/2c
common
common
(quar.)
Extra
deduction
3-jJ
(quar.)
Cosco,
4%
_•
4-18
Ltd
Mines,
Hamilton
4,355
—
2-20
2-20
2-20
(quar.)
Halliburton
466
—
....
2-20
-
Co.
Hajoca
+
15
74
:
__
preferred
Gustin-Bacon
607
9
common
Hackensack Water
32
612
6%
15c
(quar,)
45c
preferred
(quar.)
1
Plywood Corp-; (quar.)
2-15
„■
3-1:
2-13
Harris
Trust
Quarterly
-
will
be
found
list
Harsco
of
corporate bonds, notes,
called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
preferred
and
a
stock
common
2-10
the current volume
in which the details
(except where otherwise indicated)
were given in the Chronicle.
bills decreased $217 million
Treasury certificates decreased $422
million, and the
combined total of
Treasury notes and U. S. Government
bonds increased $1,126 million. Other
securities increased
$128 million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks
Light—
Hastings
4.80%
preferred
nreferred
5.10%
B
preferred
NOTICE
TENDER
OF
Stock
Date
Company and Issue—
Southern
6%
Nitrogen
subord,
s.
due
debs,
May
Feb 27
1971
1,
645
Heinz(
H.
Helene
50c
REDEMPTION
Associates
3%%
Investment
debs,
Columbus
2.80%
35/s%
due
bonds
Public
series
Cornell-Dubilier
37/s%
Fischer
5J/4%
debs,
&
Curtis
5Va%
Service
March
due
Corp
1,
debs,
Hempstead
...
Mar
1
804
1934....
Mar
1
491
Mar
1,
1
600
"
March
Mar
1
602
1,
1977
15,
1978—Mar 15
*
12c
3-12
2-23
12V2c
3-12
....
2-23
3-12
2-23
Corp.—
'
5%
Inc.
Hotels
1st
2-15
3-15
3-
2-27
2-3
4-
3-10
pfd.
(quar.9114c
Inc., class A
17'/2c
common
-
1
(stock
div.)
3-15
3-
3-
1
2-13
isc
^
3-29
3-15
20%
25c
3-
1
3
1-26
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
1
3-
1
' 75c
4
—s._—...
3-24
3-24
;
(quar.)..
,
3-15
2-24
25c
3-15
3-
20c
3-
1
2-15
3
87V2c
(quah )
Inc.,
1
50c
(quar.)
(Long Island)
Inc.
3-25
20c
12V2c
;
(annual)
preferred
2-23
3-12
133/4c
Industries,
preferred
3
123/4c
3.65%
Supermarkets,
5Va%
2-23
A
Common
5%
due Mar.
2-10
3-
(quar.)..
Newport Chemical,
Hilton
,
Ltd.—
series A debs,
Hills
2-20
1
3-12
(quar.)
„!
Chocolate (quar.)
$4.37y2
—
3-
(quar.)
Co.,
Hewitt-Robbins,
3y2%
2-27
3-15
^
Bank
3-15
27c
(quar.)
Powder,
class
Hershey
1972.
due
$2
Heyden
March
Co.—
conv.
Co.—
1980
1.
599
Co.—
bonds
subord.
secured
Electric
1
3
7 i,^c
(increased.
(quar.)
Express,
Hercules
Mar
1962
March
Electric
due
Porter
conv.
1,
Ohio
due
D
Page
Co.—
Sept.
Southern
&
Community
1st
Date
J.)
3-17
4-
3-10
3-1
fquar.)
Co.
preferred
Helm's
Company and Issue—
Corp.
Mining
3
.
(quar.)
D
dividend
Hazeltine
Hecla
Inc.—
Co.,
f.
Page
-
....
A
3-17
4-
2-.17
YY-l.— V" 48%c
;
common
preferred C
5y2%
....
.
(quar.)
M'fg. Co
Telephone',
Hawaiian
3-31
f.'
(Chicago)—•
(quar.)....
Hawthorne ,,Financial
Greyhound Lines of Canada
from
Co.
preferred
3-15
30c
,
1
25c
■
Bank
4-
25c
(quar.)
Savings
...
Electric
3.90%
6
3
tl5c
.■,.
3-
35c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.).
Chemical Co. (quar.);.
Hartford
4-20
ioc
Corporation
Hart-Carter
5%
&
$1.50
...
50c
Carpets, Ltd.,
Harris-intertype Corp.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
1st
Treasury
3-15
1
3-15
of
and dealers for purchas¬
carrying U. S. Government and other securities
$225 million.
Loans to nonbank financial
of
1
4-
$1.10
;
PARTIAL
increased
increased
Holdings
2-10
4-
(quar.).
Government
million.^ Loans to brokers
or
3-10
$1.16
(quar.)..-
preferred
1,777
Banks
Reserve
loans
of
valuation
consoli¬
demand deposits adjusted.
Commercial
8-18
$1.29
preferred
(quar.)
Utilities,
2-24
5-26
-
$4.40
1,416
...
(February
securities, $1,387 million in U. S. Government demand
deposits, and $607 million in demand deposits credited
to
9-11
25c
4.64%
Harbison-Walker
the
in
6-12
•
Increases
million
3-13
$1.25
—$1.25
554
187
reporting member
of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows
the following
principal changes for the week
$487
2-24
+
12,232
^February 8 figures revised.
banks
justed,
3-13
11
—
Hanover
Condition Statement of Member Banks
15:
3-31
37J/2c
(reduced)
3-15
Harshaw
Feb.
common»
3-15
,34,514
Below
ended
4-15
25c
deposits:
process.
statement
4tl5
$22V2c
-
$1.05
-
condition
2-28
4-29
(quar.)—.
Fund Notices
The
4-14
3-15
preferred
deposits:
banks
Interbank
of
...
are
1
30c
$10c
$4.20
foreign
parentheses
5-
37y2c
...
Harding
Figures
Y
159
Harbor
dating
4-14
282
3,701
Foreign banks
*
accept¬
for
purchased
correspondents
3-17
1
+
59,363
demand
others
37.4%
1
5-
+
146,224
adjusted
deposits
Federal
lia¬
3-
4-
45
$5.08
Government
From
49,329
3-31
35c
436
LIABILITIES—
From
reserves
1
183/4c
37 Vic
+
+
60
capital
1
+
4,086
—
assets/liabilities
817
combined
Contingent
ances
&
1
3-
(increased)
.
Handy Andy Co._
Total
i
3-
3,065
.
Other
;
3-
3-31
3-31
(quar.)
Co.,
3-1Q-'
3-10
$1.25
(auar.)
preferred
4-
3-1Q:./
25o
,
...
(quar.).—
Corp.
5.16%
599
3-16
'•
-p
$1.06'/4
.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
2-15
3-15
22 V2C\
.
RR.,
*
n4*
$1.75
1
-9*
4-
Y45cV
-■
1
4-
30c
■
Ohio
&
$5
345
t$1.40v
(quar.)—
common
3-16
1,324
—_i.—
domestic
with
419
accounts
Mobile
$5
+
3-
(quar.)
2,165
—
5%
1
$5
Balances
539
—
Inc.
t +1,181
128
3-
Wine. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Guaranty Trust (Canadai (increased 1
65
1,102
+ '
75c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
+
3,809
—....
3-
Growers
bonds maturing:
one
five
to
conv.
Grolier,
t +1,748
1,159
3-
3-15
Company, common
5%
187
10
487
3,890
4-
3-30
25c
convertible
30,747
securities—total...;
J40c
(quar.)
5%
16,274
2-10
j25c
Mfg.
Griesedieck
68
2-15
2-10
3-10
——.14——
:i
Shoe
3-15
3-10
(quar.)
Ltd.
...
67
+
'
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
*
4y4% preferred (quar.).
Greyhound Lines of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
145
—
1
283
2-23
40c
Ry.
preferred
Green
288
697
banks
.....
t—
2-23
3-15
(initial)
Ltd.
Western Sugar,
7%
22
—__
commercial
Northern
Great
17
3,525
etc.—
Holder$
1
;
Paper (quar.)
"'■.Extra
1,167
3-
40c
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)
—
Great Western Financial (stock dividend)...
Great Western Life Assurance (incr.-quar.)...
Borrowings:
in
capital
+
—
Other
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Surplus
Other
(1,168)
611
indebtedness
Time
liabilities.-...
Great
carrying:
bills
Within
5
.
Total
192
+
1,370
loans
One
38
—
220
3
Treasury notes & U. S.
U.
—
Power,
-
5
—
22
+
687
—
6
—
452
(291)
deposits
239
—
172
Other
Total
—
Paper,
Lakes
+
When
Payable of Rec.
$5.50
Dock
&
—
Great Northern
pur-
banks
Government
Other
bank
Lakes
Extra
institutions:
financial
Currency and coin
notes
Deposits:
Member
foreign
estate
Reserves
LIABILITIES—
Great
Great
217'
36
-1,177
2,462
t + 1,027
securities..
personal
domestic
Treasury
7
+
—
+
244
Treasury certificates of
171
+
1
19
541
+
1,582
to
Real
1,418
+
+
:—__—
nonbank
to
Other
1,523
+
109
.
■
8,189
Other
115
+
purchasing or
finance,
Loans
1,408
+
460
27,065
assets-
Total
-—
26,701
securities
process
39
421
26,586
agree't
premises
Other
58
U. *S.
Govt,
S.
to
Sales
2,981
+
+
—
securities
Loans
outright.._
repurchase
+
1
+
Loans
—3,050
3
—
,
2,542
1,419
+
5
—
15,991
__
32
—
for
Government
S.
Other
5,457
1,156
securities.....—..
securities.....
loans
U.
2,596
+
31,289
for
dealers
and
Government
S.
■
Other
securities:
Certificates
under
U.
iOther
4
outright—
Bills
Held
Y+
A
8,257
1,089
35c
....
annual)
Dredge
+
—Y
$2
Underwriters
(increased
A
Lakes
1,439
chasing or carrying:
'•
•
Bought
Class
Great
+
loans—
.
(quar.)
109,786
-.68,651
—
—
loans
brokers
to
Loans
;
industrial
and
Share
Y.)
(N.
Life
111,270
______
adjusted*..
adjusted15
.
U.
investments
and
—2,055
490
(562)
investments—
and
Loans
85
+
loans
City Steel
American
" Per
'
"
Bank
(Springfield, 111.)—
(In millions of dollars)
Commercial
Total
Great
1960
Total
National
Granite
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—)
*
Name of Company
(quar.)
3-
1
2-15
$1.093'«
—^
class A
3-
1
2-15
3-31
2-24
lie
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
voting
Y
A
(quar.).
;
preferred A (quar.)
3-
1
2-15
$1.25
3-
1
2-15
3438c
3-
1
2-15
37!2c
Volume
193
Number
6033
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
Par
Name
of
Company
Hinde, &
Dauch,
Mig. Co.
Hobart
Ltd.
When
Holdera
Share
T
Payable
of Rec.
(quar.)
*45c
(quar.)
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines,
(Increased quar.)
±
Homesiake
Mining
Hoover
Co., class A
B
Class
35c
Land
Horn
Hardart
3-30
Jockey Club, Ltd:. 67?
3-30
Johnson
Johns-Manville
&
Hotel
Corp.
3%%
4%
of
2-23
3-
3-10
2-17
5%
(quar.)
1
3-18
1
6-17
3-
1
2-15
2-21
•74%%
57o
preferred
A
2nd
Hudson
B
Vitamin
4-15
3-31
preferred :(quar.)„_L____*.
4.20 % r preferred
(quar.)_
3-10
2-17
4.35%
3-
2-17
4.507#
-
preferred
Foods
Stock
&
series A preferred
$4
5%
series B preferred
3-
1
1
2-14
1,
Extra
2-28
Mortgage,*
3-15
2-14i
3-24
2-14
2-28
2-14t
$1.25
(increased)
2-28
*
25c
.-1.
3
3
4-12
Breaker,
common
preferred
Flo-GJaze
Imperial
Paints,
15c
(quar.)
3-
57 VaC
Ltd.. (quar.);
1
3-
137 Vac
4-
Class
Class
A
$1.25
common
preferred
Ireland,
(increased)
$15C
(quar.)
ordinary
Fund
of
(Year-end
gains)
From
1
net
net
2-17
1
&
Gas
2-15
Kerr-McGee
3-15
Common
47a %
capital
5%
A
preferred
Industrial
Ingersoll-Rand
Co.,
6% -preferred
(quar.)
i
Steel
Institutional
l-
/
ties
•
Fund
income
Interlake
7%
preferred
from
of
67
Co.,
ccm.
(quar.),
:
2-27
Stock
Marshall
67? preferred
(quar.),
Maryland Casualty Co. (Bait.) (inc.-quar.)—
7
Massachusetts
3-
6
2-13
3-23
2-28
4-
i
3-10
Maxson
4-
1
3-10
4
3-
1
2-
7
$3.75 preferred
3-
7
3%7?
preferred
6
$3.40
preferred
4-
1
2-24
Kleinert
20c
3-15
3-
1
McCord
2-10
Kratter
12c
3-
1
2-
6
3-
1
2-
6
Mclntyre
Porcupine
12c
4-
3
3-
6
McKesson
&
12c
4-
3
3-
6
McNeil Machine
12c
5-
1.
4-
6
5-
1
3-
7-
1
6-
1
Class
A-
(monthly)
(monthly)
1
B
monthly)
4
A
Class
3-15
3-
5-19
4-20
Va %
5-19
4-20
$1.20
2-17
,$1.20
3-
1
$1.20
-
(monthly)
.
1
12c
57?
5%
15C
3-
1.
2-
50c
4-
1
3-16
40c
3-31
3-15
4-
1
3-10
3-10
1st
Stock
dividend
Kromex
Schools
60c
preferred
Corp.
4-15
3-15
2-
1
Labatt
3
2-20
3-13
Lancer
7 Vac
-
-
3-
3-
1
35c
3-
1
50c
9
6-21
6-
6
3-15
3-31
3-15
J 60C
-
3-
12 VaC
2-15
,<N.
H.)
23 %c
.,
(quar.),
54 7jc
v
5 7a'V preferred (quar.)
Interstate System,
,7;
from
2-
Candy
Shops
income
and
Jones,
(H.
Leath
3-10
Lee
3-10
Lee
4-1
4-
1
1
*
6%
W'.)-<k
Class
A
Common
Class
A
3-15
Merchants
Fast
5-
1
Fire
4-
Ltd.,
Leesona
Co.,
4-15
Merchants
1
3-
3
Meredith
3-
3
Metal
3-21.
3-10
of Canada,
Co.
$75c
(Rhode Island)
$2.50
4-15
3-15
preferred
preferred
1
4-17
(quar.)
•
Iowa
11-
1
10-18
&
4.80%
preferred
Iowa
Gas
&
Iowa Power &
3.30%
com.
(quar.j—
45c
53 %c
(quar.)
preferred
4.80 7/?
preferred
preferred
4%%
preferred
$1.76
preferred
Lincoln
3-15
1
•
3-15
4-
1
1
2-
plus
New
3-15
3-
2-
3
Lipe
3-
1
2-
3
Loblaw
3-1
2-3
3-
2-13
$2.40
355/aC
1
1
2-13
3-
6
2-20
37c
4-
3
3-
6
2%
3-
1
2-
1
4-
1
Loblaw
2-13
3-
20c
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (stock dividend)
Quarterly cash payment..
3-
44c
40c
^
preferred
3-
3
3-
3
3-
3
2-15
4.35%
2-15
4.45 7?
2-17
Mexican
Light & Power—
2nd
1st
2-10
* \
2-15
2-15
Jamaica
Public
Co
Service.
7%
cumulative
7%
cumulative
7%
cumulative
5%
™"_:
Ltd.,
preference
cumulative
6%
preference
Jamaica Water Supply Co.
$5 preferred A (quar.)
Jantzen, Inc., 5 7c
•
4-28
4-14
4-
3
3-15
4-
3
3-15
3-20
3-30
t30c
Loblaw,
Lone
f$1.7»
*
'
Star
4
2-28
4r
4
2-28
"C"
(quar.),,,
xlV*-%
4-4
2-28
(quar.),,,
xl7*% "
4-
4
2-28
"E"
(quar.):
xl7?%
(quar!)
.
—v
(quar.)
■
4-
4
,2-28
class
\
Midwestern
Lorillard
.
"
77?
IP.)
Miller
3-
7
2-21
Mineral Mining
3-10
2-28
3-15
2-28
3-
6
2-24
3-27
2-24
Increased
8
3-15
2-28
4-
3
3-15
3-21
2-17
3-
8
2-17
3-
1
2-17
4-
1
3-10
3-10
2-17
3-15
3-
3-
2-10 >
2-20
Louisville
J-15
Lower
2-25
1
4-
1
5-
1
3-
20c
1
1
3-
1
split
St.
Lowney
1
2-
8
3-
1
2-
8
3-
1
2-
8
$37 Vac
3-
1
2-
8
3-
1
2-
8
3-
1
2-
8
3-
1
25c
(initial quar.)
3-20
3-
3
3-15
3-
3
'
$1.21 *
———
pfd.
62 VaC
4-
1
3-20
—
55c
4-
1
3-
3
--
$1.75
4-
1
3-
3
(quar.),,
common
(quar.)
——
-
Nashville RR.
M.)
Power
Co.,
(reduced-quar.)__
(s-a)
Ltd.
(quar.)
3-15
3-
20c
1
4-
3-15
preferred
Mitchell
30c
4-
3-13
4-
3-15
$1.15
4-
3-15
90c
(quar.)
common
2-27
2-14
75c
3-13
2-
4-
3-17
$50c
$25c
1
4-14
1
1
3-15
2-28
3-13
2-27
3-13
—
Co.,
2-27
3-
1
2-17
$1.38
3-
1
2-17
36c
3-
1
2-14
$1.25
3-
$1.07 72
(quar.)
common
-
1
2-14
$15c
3-15
2-15
25c
3-11
3-
40c
5-
2
4-15
25c
i
Ltd.—
(accumulative)
A
Manufacturing Co
National
Bank
Quarterly
:
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
2
:
-
—
3-31
3-10
10c
3-
1
2-17
15c
2-28
2-23
15c
5-31
15c
Monarch Mills
8-31
8-26
25c
3-15
2-
6
30c
4-
1
3-
1
(quar.)
$1.12 72
4-
1
3-
1
(quar.)
$1.1772
4-
1
3-
1
Co.
(quar.)
Tool
Co
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Chemical
preferred
preferred
4.707?
2-28
3-16
72%
participating
4.50%
3-16
18c
common
(quar.)
(Robert)
Monsanto
3-31
$1.10
(quar.)
pfd.
4.40%
dividend
(quar.)
common
(quar.),,
'
5-26
Trust Co.
Products
Moore
(quar.),
Common
$2.50
"
Mother's
Motor
Finance Corp.
15c
3-10
3-1
2-17
1
2-10
15c
3-10
2-23
62 72 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-1
3-15
(quar.)
Co.-
Mills, Inc., common
6-15
2-28
2-10
-
(quar.),—
(s-a)—
3
7-14-
$1
-
Diablo
Vernon
2-
40c
3-
10c
•-
(initial s-a)
Mount
preferred
3-J24
3-
125c
(quar.)
Mount
7%
3-31
—
Co.
Co.
4-14
1272C
preferred
Cookie
3-31
(quar.)
& Co.,
(reduced)
prior
4-14
(Increased)
Lines
Co.
Ltd.
Morgan Engineering Co.—
(Henry)
Morgan
135c
140c
Montreal
Morrison-Knudsen
45c
(quar.)
2-10
(quar.)
Service,
Utilities
Missouri
57?
53-
(quar.)
common
1
2-24
40c
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.52-7?
$1
Light,
(quar.)
40c
$1.25
Paper
2-17
Exploration—
Lawrence
(Walter
Public
4.307?
3-12
15c
2-20
47sc
Machine
3-
-•
5%
2-20
2-20
50c
B
Rubber
10c
(quar.)
2-20
3-10
i
(quar.)
Pipe Line,
Mohawk
$60c
—
1
8
1
1
Montana-Dakota Utilities,
(quar.),
A
2-
1
Power- Co.,
Monarch
1
$12 VaC
(quar.)
1
3-
&
4-10
3-10
(quar.),,,,
3-
3-
3-
(quar.)
Missouri-Kansas
Missouri
2-15
2-17
5c
preferred
Class
1
3-15
3-
Aluminum Co.
Mississippi
3-
2-28
$1.25
Ontario
preferred
2-27
(quar.)
preferred
2-
3-31
12 VaC
quarterly
&
3-10
57?
Mirro
2-14
$1.2772
Power
2-
2-14
1
3-13
$1.3772
&
2-21
2-28
3-
37?
(quar.),
preferred
Minnesota
2-21
2-28
2-21
(quar.)
Gas Co., 57?
Minnesota
1
1
3-10
3-13
3772C
—
2-15
3-
3-
30c
30c
-
2-15
3-10
1
3-1
20c
1
3-10
3-10
4-
2-13
'
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3-
~
-
dividend)-——
(stock
4-14
3-15
1
3-15
$1.25
—
(extra)
preferred'
572 7?
1
3-
15c
Minneapolis-Honeywell-Regulator
(quar.) —
Minnesota Mining & Mfg.
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Cement
$5.10
3-
50c
•
25C'
Inc.
Inc.
Moore-McCormack
&
Louisville
3-31
1
Land
Minneapolis
Mohawk
—!
Financial
Rhoads,
&
Modine
—,—
Company,
preferred
Louisiana
55c
3-
50c
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
21c
.
Dock,
3
35c
2-19
25c
(quar.)
&
3
3-
(quar.)
2-24
Gas—
Coal
3-
Corp.:
2-19
$12 VaC
A
A
2-for-l
1
1
•
—
Water
Oil
1
$5c
after
44-
Reg.
1
$54c
preferred
$1.25
$1.25
—
preferred bearer
3-
'
Lorain
2-28
4-
•
xl%%
4
$1
3-
60c
preference
Inc.
4.84 %
?-2l
4-
•
$1.0875
$1.1125
(quar.)
3-
$1.25
Participating
3-1
"D"
preferred A
'
common,
"B" .-.(quar.)
3-10
15e
._
(quar.)
preference
preference
cumulative preference
^
$1 preferred
•
Stock
preference,
New com.
Machine
...
or
"
Jaeger
95c
•
preferred? (quar.)
1
(Fort Wayne)—
two-for-one split
a
3
1
50c
(quar.)
Groceterias,
$1.50
Ins.
(quar.)—i
3-17
1
30c
(auar.)
B
3-27
1
$1.75
Ltd.,. class
Cos.,
Class
1
Co.
2-24
3-
4-
4%
A
2-15
3-10
3-13
4-
1
12 Vac
(quar.)
6
35c
30c
—
4-
4.607?
com.
3-
40c
(quar.),,
(quar.)
$0,975
>
Co.,
4-10
$0.9625
10c
(optional in cash
4-25
(quar.)
60c
stock dividend—
(initial),.
Rollway Corp.,
1
37c
(quar.)
common
17 7ac
(quar.)
1
60c
.
2-17
(quar.)
3-
4%
:
2-20
3-15
preferred
3-
7 VaC
(quar.)
2-10
3-13
35c
preferred
15c
(quar.)
25 7?
a
Link-Belt
3
3-
$1.05
(quar.)
common
Y.)
1
877aC
3-
40c
(Va.)
Life
2-27
3-
3.807?
13c
—.—
dividend)__
approved
2-27
3-15
3.907?
12 VaC
Tobacco
National
Stockholders
97 VaC
(quar.)
Mfg.
Stock dividend
4-14
1
93 %c
_
(quar.)
Fireman
5
4-
22c
(quar )
Utilities
5-
3-15
3.85%
10c
Steel Treating,, class
Lindberg
$1.20
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
1-31
40c
(quar.),.
Service,
common
preferred
(quar.)
3.907?
4.20%
1
4-
(N.
common
3
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (qliar.)
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (quar.)
3-
$1.08%
Public
$3.75
3-15
82 VaC
:
(quar.)
Iowa
3-15
1
preferred
C
477a
(quar.),
4.35 %
i
4-
77<?
3-15
4-
,
60c
Electric, common (quar.)
Light, common (quar.)
preferred
1
4-
40c
Edison Co.-
15c
—
Myers
2-10
2-15
82 c
Liggett
1
(quar.),
20c
10-18
:
Electric
4.307?
Iron
1
3-
3-10
*"
Light & Power,
preferred (quar.)
Iowa
11-
Co.
dividend
3
2-10
(reduced)
Corp.,
Midwest
(quar.)—
Life Insurance Investors
7-18
377iC
(quar.)
I
25c
preferred
8-
Assurance
Middlesex
(quar.)
Insurance
Stock
7-18
25C
$2.50
Life
3
2-
$1
2-10
Liberty Fabrics of N. Y.
■'<
57?
preferred
(quar.):
4-17
1
8-1
2-
3-1
(quar.)
3-10
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (quar.)
Libby, McNeill & Libby (quar.)
Libby-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)—
5-
Trust
1
2-28
5-
&
4-
3-31
3 7 7a c
1
3-tl
50c
35c
Lester
25c
*
3-
Y.)
2-10
Levines.
37 VaC
(quar.)
(Albany, N.
1
2-16
—
42 72 c
$1.75
1
2-16
2-28
2-20
(initial)
common
3-
1
3-31
1
$1.18%
3-
1
$40c
-.
4-
2-15
3%
(stock
2-20
1
$$1
(quar.)—;
Co.
3-10
$1,067*
1%
3-
Inc.
1
25 c
$1
preferred
preferred
$15c
(quarJ
Engineering
3-
1
1
dividend
Salt
1
3-15
—
12 VaC
Mines, Ltd., (s-a) i.
Refineries, Inc.
(increased),
Stock
2-
50c
(stock dividend)„
3-
t40c
._
$2.50
Leonard
2-24
1
Co.
Publishing
3-15
3-30
3-
3-
—
2-15
3-15
1
(quar.)
2-28
3-15
(quar.)
Motor Line (increased),—
preferred
1
2- 15
-4-
2-28
(annual)
A
Leitch Gold
3-15
-
.•
Investors Trust
2-24
4-15
Leslie
Ltd.—
77?
7
3-
3-10
3-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Bank
Thermit
&
4-
3-15
3772C
class A" (initial):—
new
(R. G.), Inc.
Corp.
3-30
v
National
4-17
$$1
class A
class
$1.25
(s-a )
Mellon
4-28
f25c
quarterly
15c
Inc.—
(s-a)
7
Michigan Gas Utilities Co., common....—-57?
preferred (quar.),
Michigan Sugar Co., 6% preferred (accum.)
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.),
Middle States Telephone Co. of Illinois—
;
6% preferred B (quar.)
$1.25
Investors Syndicate
4-
2-15
55c
(quar.)
& Co., new
1
$17 VaC
'
Company (quar.)_,™,___
<fe'Cady (quar.)
(H. D.) Company (quar.)
t60c
(quar.)
7
4-28
(quar.)
4-
3-
&;
30c
Investors Diversified-Services,
Common (quar.)
Increased
A
Stores
4%.
2-15
24c
profits,
7
4-
(quar.)
Farmers Bank
Mercantile
35c
(annual),,™
Leece-Neville
Foundation, Ltd., com., (quar.)
preferred (quar.)i.
1
.
4-
4-28
35c
32c
(quar.
Acceptance, Ltd.,
Sc
Le Tourneau
3-2
3-
&
2-14
"
security
1
$1
10c
Lay
..
6
America—
Investment
1
3-
4-28
627aC
Mines
$1.25
dividend)™
2-14
3-
5c
85c
12 Vac
(quar.),
com.
2-13
15c
W.)
1-27
35c
(quar.)—™_„,™__™__
B
Class
2-28
68 %c
investment
nee
1
(F.
preferred
1
noc
—
(quar.),",.
(quar.)
(stock
.
Inc.
Secord
Lawson
..
3-20 T
•*•
$7
'Mechanics
3-10
$32Vac
;
A7 (quar.)
class
2-10
2-19
%c
(quar.),
3-
J
.V-V
preferred
".2%
(quar.)
Bank
1
55c
93
(quar.)
preferred
45c
—
3-
93 %c
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.),
Means
•
2-15
3-31
Mead
12 Vac
H.),,Inc.
Bryant,
Laurentide
2-15
2-10
% 2-15
-
(M.
Industries
Laura
*
"
3-1
-
Lane
2-
1
75c
*-
2-24
•
3-10 :
'
47?
2-28
2-10
93 %c
Engineering,
preferred A (quar.)
$1.75
(quar.) —^
Superior District Power,
preferred (quar.)
57?
Lamston
2-24
3-13
30c
5
62 Vac.
2-28
2-10
1
3-10
25c
(quar.)
&
$1.50
(quar.),
Acceptance,
National
v
1-27
3-20
'
5-
40c
(quar.)
(John), Ltd.
common
27 Vac
:
Labrador
.
Lake
2-28
$1
5-22
68 %c
:
'j
Lakepor.t
26 7* c
4%%
15c
<■
(quar.),,,™
3-27
3-15
3-
flOc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Robbins Inc.
Metropolitan
«
-
-
3-30
t$1.377a
47*7?
6
v
2-28
3-
$1.75'
6
6
4-
•4-21
10c
(quar:)
77c
2nd
preferred
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
2-24
3-31
preferred A
4-
-1
.3-21;
i
10c
convertible
67?
2-10
25c
.
3-10
75C
-
3-17
50c
Lumber
Corp.,
conv.
-3-
10c
preferred C (quar.),
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kroger Company^ common (quar.)
1
50c
convertible
5%
.
River
preferred
10c
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (monthly)
preferred (monthly)
$1.20 preferred * (monthly)
Koehring Company, common (quar.):
..
'
i
(quar.)
$2.50
B
75c
.
*■
Co.
Corp.—
Class
(quar.)_i
-
Rubber
1
;
k
1
B.)
2-
(s-a);
1
4-20
McGraw-Edison Co
12c
30c
(I.
1
(quar.)
4-
6c
(1947 series)
3-10
'
2-15
3-15
2-10
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
2-28
1
(quar.)
(quar.),.
1
3
'
3-
3-15
3-
3-
$$1.-12 7a
3-15
16c
3
3-27
2-24
3-31
(quar.)
$1
McCloud
3-
.,-
from
Co.
2
3-
Corp.—
5c
-.
(monthly)
,_r.
6c
L.)
3-
3-27
$1.50
(quar.)
Conveyor
(W.
3-10
3-
Maytag Co. (quar.)
-
of
preferred
3-15
42 72 c
Name changed to Maxson Electronics
May Department Stores, common (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (1945)
series)
(quar.)
472%
Mathews
3-15
Fund
60c
287aC
2-24
investment income)
(From
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common
5 72%
preferred (quar.)
3-
A
.
Stock
Growth
2-15
2-27
Class
-
Co.
Investors
2-24
1
;
3-17
6
$1.50
3-15
(quar.)
3-20
3-31
$1,067*
common
3-
40c
2-20
3-31
6272C
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co.,
2-10
3-10
._r
Investment
Co.,
preferred
1
$2.13
preferred
&
3-15
(quar.),
3-31
.)•
•4.36%".
Field
3-28
J20C
2-20
3-
2%
Marshall-Wells
(quar.)
3-10
10c
10c
2-15
4-
2-17
45c
3-15
4-14
2-17
90C
1
40c
2-24
1
3-21
90c
1
25c
3-15
3-
$15c
(quar.)
3-
47*7?
2-15
4-13
1
35c
?
dividend
3-20
25c
,
30c
3-20
3-10
5-
(Detroit)—
4-
(monthly)
cents
35c
62 7ac
(quar.),
$1.18%
Ltd.
!
3-16
2%
20C
(quar.)
6
(quar.)
4-
plus-a- payment
gains
(quarJ
stock
3-10
Company
B
cents
preferred
2-10
3-15
4-
Participating stock (quar.)
Marquette Cement Mfg. (quar.)
Marsh
Supermarkets (quar.)
25c
t40c
$2
Initial
40c
15c
capital
3
2-28
50c
securi-
(Chicago)
International Holdings Corp.—
$1.46
3-
3-10
2-28
2-18
5c
—
Milling, Ltd.
Bancorporation—
Kirsch
Class
2
Moore
Maple Leaf
Marine
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)
Class
___
Harvester
&
2-15
cents
5-
Correspondence
Worlds, Ltd
3
3
30c
quar.)
1st preferred
3-10*
International Business Machines-(quar.)_:
International Cigar Machinery (quar.)
International
1
3-
3-15
1
Quarterly
3-
3-24
6-14
3-
177ac
(quar.)
2-16
4.80 7c
2Va%
?
■
(10
and
Corp. (quar.)
Securities^ 4% preferred
International
1
*67*c
common
3-10
Iron
Inter-Ocean
Fibre,
1
-
Bldg.
4-
(monthly)
1
L
realized* undistributed
Exchange
$1.25
(quar.),,,,,
Assn.-Ctfs.
4-
(quar.)
profits!,,-
Insurance
1
1
6-30
$1.25
(quar.)
National Bank
1
+45c
Ltd.—
I960
44*
2-10
3-10
3-31
f 25c
—
50c
Inc.
Manufacturers
3-15
40c
Foundation
from
37c
$1.12 7a
quar.),,
3-31
$25c
/
(quar.)
J.
Maxwell
Manpower,
3
Co.
3-
;
7
$3-
.investment
3-
shs.
$1.12 7a
Inc.
common
preferred
Fund
Land
4-
(qUar.)
from
1
15c
Mines,
$1.25
(quar.),;
common
Shares,
Institutional
4*-
Shirt
2-16
(s-a)
Co.
37c
3
2-25
4-20
$30c
priority
dividend
Manning,
Industries—
$1,067*
;
Inland Container Corp., class A (quar.)™
Inland Credit, class A
(stock dividend)
Class B (stock dividend),
Inland
5-15
Stock
2-28
15c
_
Ltd.
5-15
1
2-
3-15
20c
Central
3-15
25c
(quar.)
Acceptance,
1
6-
3-16
25c
5%
Gold
prior
in¬
(quar.)
3-15
4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
6-
Ltd.,
shares
11c
;
Corp. (quar.)
Water Co., common
preferred
47i%
5-15
2-10
2-15
3
'
Corp.
Manhattan
Co.—
Oil
Income
Keyes
1
3-15
3-
cents
on
(quar.)
22c
income
Water
Kerr
6-
40C
(increased
Keweenaw
General
Indianapolis
.
1
1
Investors
Indiana
Kerr-Addison
34-
:
Incorporated
Indiana
3-15
3-22
5-15
$1.08%
(quar.)
Kern County Land Co. (quar.)
2-15
gains
RR., 57? preferred (accum.)
Majestlc-Penn State (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) & Co., common (quar.)
5% preference A (quar.)
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.)
5-15
1
Maine
2-13
1
6-
$1.05
preferred
*65c
14%
1-
6-
$1
dividend
3-31
1
3-
95c
(quar.)
8.45
&
$1.64
Co.
Priority
2-13
$1.12 7a
Organization,
2-14
Magnin
2-13
1
."Ji
Common
(quar.)
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
-
long-term
:
investment
1
3-
(quar.)
Ltd.—
preferred
135c
(final),
from
3-
Magnavox
2-13
_™_
2-27
vestment)
"2-13
25c
3-
+31 V*c
Boston, Inc.—
1
1
participating A (quar.):
Company,- common., (quar.)
4% 7c
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)__
:
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada) (quar.),.
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Great Britain <fc
Income
3-
(quar.)
Kentucky Stone
Imperial Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Mailman
2-28
Company
A
$4.50
.
2-10
,
quarterly
Kent-Moore
3
1
3-20
$1.12 Va
Power <fc Light
(increased
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.),
Kendall
2-16
4-15
2-10
3-
$1.05
(quar.)
2-14
12 Vac
Ltd.—
(Joseph) Co. (quar.)
Maher Shoes, Ltd. (quar.)
.__j
(quar.)—,,,,
Stock
Circuit
4.60%
2-10
3-
(quar.)
Douglas,
Income
1
:
a
—
River,
short-term
1
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Kelly
net
realized
3-
(quar.),,,
(quar.)
Drug Co.
investment
net
3-
$1.08%
preferred
57c
3-15
4-24
gains
from
2-10
'95c
preferred
Katz
3-15?
4-
120c
term
3
3-10
35c
1
$8c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Kawneer
.
2-14
4-
150c
1
1-27
$15c
3-
,
Kansas
2-28
2-28
Company
I-T-E
.
preferred
Increased
2-15
75c
$1.25
com.
j
12 7aC
(quar.)
2-20
2-28
2-28
(quar.)
2-10
(quar.)
47a7c
com.
3-
3-10
•
2-
3-10
3-15
($1.49 from net realized longon investment plus 6.55 cents
$1.18%
(quar.)i._j,_
com.
$4.50
2-14
12 7ac
Light,
(quar.,:
$4.35
2-14
3-
&
$4.20
-'2-14
3-
(quar.)
Erie
3-1
Power
preferred
$3.80
32c
(quar.)
Hyster
2-27
2-10
5%
5%
City
3.807c
3-10
,
3-15
Madison Fund
2-27
10c
'
2-28
47?
K
3-13
..
Products
Industries, Inc.,
:
30c
Dividend
Huron. &
1
35 7*c
(quar.)
(For Beneficial Units holders)
Hugoton Production (quar.)
Hunt
(1959 series)
3-31
.
(quar.)
1
H older e
Payable of Rec.
15c
Powell
&
r
10c
(quar.)
Bloedel
Quarterly __L—
MacWhyte Company
3
3-
Industries
MacMillan
.
35c
(quar.)
(quar.),,
$1.18%
preferred
3-31
31V*C
(quar.)
preferred
3-
Fixtures
$1.03 7s
4-15
317aC
1
3-15
Store
D
MSL
2-15
4-
&
227ac
(quar.)
4%7>
Kansas
t75c
...
3-
M
59 %c
(quar.),
(quar.),,
-
3-16-
..
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
3-31
40c
3-10
3-10
60c
-
(quar.)
4-15
V,
1
15c
$1.25
-
com.
4-15
,
Bay Mining & Smelting Ltd. (quar.)
Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)
$1.41
Chemical,
($50 Par)
3-31
$1.06 7*>
1
35c
$1.10.
i
3-
25c
30c
_.
3-31
25c
1
(quar.)
Lynch Communication System
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)
2-17
3-10
62 7a C
Co.
93 %c
Houston Lighting & Power
(quar.)
Howard Stores Corp., 474%,. pfd. (quar.)
Hubinger Company (qujys*)*®?5?
$5.12
Si
preferred
47a7?
9
-
j,
4-14
3-10
50c
.<$1
■
4-17
25c
Co
Paper
Aluminum
4% 7c
3-
31V*C
Finance
1
5-
Lunkenheimer Co.
from
$1.25
America, 5% pfd. (quar.)..,,
Corp., common
(quar.)-
Kokenge
Sutherland
40c
(quar.),,
preferred
(quar.)__v
Hudson
Kaiser
4-
7-
preferred
Hudson
KVP
3-15
2-14
.49
When
Share
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines
2-17
5-22
$1.75
preferred
&
3-10
$1.75
,,
Julian
1
U5c
(quar.)
57? preferred (quar.)
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)—
6
6-20
5%
(quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
& Lamson Machine (reduced)
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp., com.
(quar.),,
J
3-29
dividend)
Co.
preferred; (quar.)_,_-,
4.407c
3-
3-10
Manufacturing (quar.)-
Household
2-15
3-17
$1,06 7*
(quar.)_,_
„
Hardart. Co.,
Hoskins
2-28
40c
4-
93 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
Per
Name of Company
2-28
2-28
35c
Jones
1 Va %
Johnson
&
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)_
Holder$
Payable of Re a
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-24
15c
(stock
Baking
preferred
Y.), com.
(quar.)
1
5UC
pfd.
3% %
When
Share
(N.
common
5
15c
Corp.
1
2
preferred
Co.,
5-
(quar.)
Quarterly
Horn
5-
3-
1st
Tea
4-
L_
$4.25
57?
10%
(quar.)
Horizon
2-+41
3-30
'' "
Telephone
37 Vac
(quar.)
Honolulu Oil Corp,
Hooker Chemical Corp.,
1
Jamestown
Jewel
tl5c
(N. Y.) (stock dividend)
(stock dividend)
Honegger's & Co.
3-
Per
Name of Company
2-28
Lid.—
Insurance Co.
Home
3-24
40c
Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.),
5% preferred (quar.)
(953)
(quar.),,
v
6C
25c
$3.50
1
2-28
3-11
6-20
2-10
36-
3
1-
i
50
(954)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
.
Name of Company
Mountain
Share
Fuel
Supply (quar.)
Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.)
5'A%
preferred
35c
Trust
ment
and
(K.
Per
3-13
2-17
3-15
Name 0/ Company
Ohio
2-20
2-20
4.40%
1
2-14
4.44%
50c
4-
1
3-17
4.56%
14Vic
2-27
1-31
Ohio
4c
2-28
2-21
Ohio
Oil
profits)
Co.
Nalco
Corp.
Chemical
Nashua
Corp.,
Class
B
7'Ac
quar.)
clafss
A
20c
20c
National
Bank
of
N.
Detroit—
Y.)
$1.50
(quar.)
Bank
of
Tulsa
Biscuit
Co.,
preferred
preferred
Fire
National
Food
Grocers,
National
Gypsum
Lead,
National
Old
(Little
AA
Class
National
Co.
2-17
3-
1
2-10
3-15
2-15
Power,
$3.60
preferred
$4.40
preferred
3
Oxford
Paper
Co.,
4-15
3-10
$5 preferred
2-24
Pacific
3-10
Pacific
5%
3-
Stock
National
National
Tile
National
Union
&
Quarterly
Nautec
Neisner
Inc.
Bros.,
Nekoosa-Edwards
Class
Neon
B
Pacific
4-
3
3-15
4-
3
3-15
4-
1
3-17
3-
1
2-
Tin
Products
6%
preferred
Palestine
Pan
1
Canada.
preferred
3-15
2-28
3-15
Paton
3-31
3-10
3-
2-10
New
Controls,
3-
3
2-16
Penn
Fruit
3-
3
2-16
New
4.05%
New
Jersey
New
York
Air
3.75%
New
preferred
York
Class
6%
6%
preferred
Noranda
Mines,
preferred
5'A%North
Stock
North
North
River
Shore
:(111.)
Gas
u-
Indiana
Common
4.40%
5 'A%
5.60%
Northern
Quebec
Common
Power
(increased)
4-
1
1
2-10
3-
1
2-
3
3-15
3-
1
r
4-
4-17
3
Northrop
Corp.
Northwest
41/2%
preferred
Northwestern
Common
5V*%:
Northwestern
Stock
dividend"
Quarterly
_™_
4%
Pharmacal
Chemical
50c
4-
1
2-24*
1
4-
3-
4 Va %
3
-1
3
Life
2-
1
1
2-
1
3-10
2-24
25c
3-24
3-10
3-
2-17
1
3-10
2-
15C
5-
1
4-13
15c
8-
1
7-13
9
$50c
3-15
2-17
t5c
3-30
3-
35c
3-10
2-24
"
3
10c
3-20
2-28
3-20
2-28
3-20
2-28
___■
~
iqc
3-20
2-20
3-20
2-20
10c
8-24
8-14
$3.50
42%c
8-
$1
$1
1
7-21
3-10
30c.
."
Pepsi-Cola
Perfect
Co:
Circle
Peter
$1.15
2-10
2-20
1
2-
3-1
3
2-15
2-15
3-1
2-17
40c
'
3-20
3-30
2-17
35c
3-30
3-
1
$1,371/2
4-
1
3-17
$1.45
4-
1
3-17
$1.40
4-
1
3-17
Ltd.
1
3-
Co.
3.60%
3-
1
Rexall
Diug
1
3-
6
Revere
Copper
(quar.)
3.65%
2-20
35c
$5.50
Street
1
$1.12'A
1
2-
Pioneer
3-1
2-
3
y
30c
.
Pioneer
~
Cement—
$1,121/2-
-
_-_
5
•
3-
2-15
2-15
•
5%
2-28
2-16
25c
___"
4-
3-17
1
j$l
3-
1
2-
3
131/2
3-
1
2-
3
t62'Ac
~~~
3-
1
2-
3
Piper Aircraft
25c
•
#4.40
3-10
3-13
2-10
3- 6
Amer.: dep. rets;
3-
1
2-
3
Roberts
3-1
2-15
1*
5-15"
3-17"
3-
3-
3-
3
3-31
3-10
-3-31
"
3-
3r
~
3-
4
2-29
3-21
2-21
3-21
2-21
3-
1
2-10
40c
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
4-15
4-15
3-15
42'Ac
2-10
1
National
Pittsburgh
Coke
preferred
$4.80
3-1
f40c
12'Ac
(quar.$1.37'A
3-
(s-a)
(quar.)
3-17
3-
1
2-
3
4-15
4-
J
9c
3-15
2-16
3-15
2-28
22c
3-
2-17
25c
3-15
3-
(quar.)
3-15
3-
1
18c
3
(quar.)_
Chemical, com.
(quar.):
—
3-
1
2-15
$1.25
*'
4-14
3-
1
2-15
1
z
$1.20
3-
$1.75 "
4-
4
4-
4
preferred (quar.)_
:_z
" $1.75
'
"Pittsburgh Metallurgical .CO.———:
1—__
**" T5c'""
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)————II—55c ~
Now
on
Polaroid
5%
a-
quarterly
Corp.,
1st
2nd
preferred
3-10
3-15
3"-
1
3-20
3-
1
Company
Portland
Transit
4%
37'Ac
43-* l
2-10
4- 3
3-20
(H. K.). Inc.. (MassO
Potlatch
Forests,
Inc.
(quar.)
z______——
(quar.1__
2-28
,
■_
2-14
2-14
2-14
2-28
3-4
,3- 4
3- *4'
3-31
3-20 '
—.
3- 6
3-20
3- 6
3-10
3- 1
:
-
2-24
2-17
'
$1
.
.
,
3- 1
2^10'
*
$1.02'A./,
$1.18%
$1.02'A> :
3- 1/
3- 1
3- 1
$1.23% ', '
$1.37'/2
10c ;
25c
40c
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
..
Haas
&
Corp.
Co.,
Ltd.,
(quar.)
__—
—
class
-i
r
—
■'
—,
(quar.)—__—
A
■
—
Ross Gear & Tool
.
—___
(Jacob)
Co.,
Ryan Aeronautical
Ryder System,
Stores,
Safeway
4%
Inc.
4y2%
2-3
2-15
3-
2-17
1
3-
'
1
'?
2-15
3-15* ;
3- 1
3-15
;
3- 1
2-15
3-1
$55c
____
;
1
1"31
^
20c
3-
4- 1
3-15
7'Ac
3-
1
2-15
$1.12'/2
4-
1\
3-10
—
,
(quar.)—
pfd.
2-3
3-1
25c
,
(increased-quar.)
Royal Crown Cola (quar.)——_—
Rubbermaid, Inc. (quar.)
3-1
t$1.06%/
200%/ ;
(quar.):
Royal Bank of Canada
2-11
2-23
3-102-17
3-10
t50c
——
-
preferred (quar.)
Industries (stock dividend)—
2-10
3-10
$1t25c
"
—
2-10
2-10r"
2-HL2-10
50c
75c
,
common:—_.„—
(quar.)
A
Paper,
Extra
4'A%
Roper
1
(quar.)—
Co.
preferred
Rolland
(quar.)
5c
3-10
10c
2-27
1-23
37'Ac
3-31
2-28
$1
4-1
2-28
(quar.)——____——_
$1.07'A
(quar.)___/—25c
4-1
2-28
2-28
(reduced)——-—
Inc.,
(quar.)
common
preferred* (quar.)
4.30%
Safwav
;
____
preferred
Steel
—
Products
St.
Clair
St.
Joseph
Joseph Light & Power, common- (quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)—
.1
Specialty Mfg. Co.
Lead
!
(quar.)
Co...(quar.)
Lawrence
-•5%
St.
Corp.,
preferred A
Louis-San
lT'Ac
2-21
Ltd.common
-
(quar.,
Francisco Ry.. com.
3-
6
3-
a
3-6
-
(quar.)_
25c
conv.
preferred A
(quar;)
25c
preferred A
(quar.)/
conv.
preferred A
5%
conv.
preferred A
(quar.)J___,
(quar.)
L
-
$1.25
St.
Paul Fire
Regis
Paper,
Stock
4.40%
-
6c
common
i—-
preferred
10c
3-10
2-27
25c
3-10
3-1
San
Antonio
Corp.,
—
_:
Ltd.
voting
35c
',//
(quar.)
/
(quarz)ll___
,
36c-
certificates
it
4-
15c
1
•; .3-25
3- 1
3-1
6-15
6-1
9-1
-12-15
,
12-
1
4-10
4-17
-A 3- h.2- 3'
2%;
;f t3c
trust
2-15
'9-15
4- 1
#140
t6c
3- 3
3-15
/.
$1.25
(quar. )-_z;_z,—_i._/
dividend
1st
...
1
5-,l
3-15 ;■
,
$1.25
•
Marine Insurance.(quar;■
Salada-Shirriff-Horsey,
% Extra-
_
i
$1.25
conv.
St.
;
4-
-
tS1.25A./.„4-25
5%
6
2-24'
3-24
40c.
t25c-
'
1
3-
3-10
_...$1.25:
(quar.)—r:
2-20
3-20
-
-25c
____________
5%
St.
2-24
(quar.)62'Ac
Co.___l____
"
.
5%
3-24
3-24
3-24
(quar.)_^
Mfg.
Rockwell-Standard
.
&
i
(quar.)
Ages
Rockwell
"
Poor
,//•;
preferred F (quar:)
Rock of
2-20
1".
3-17
———
Electric—
5%
3-
$1.75
$15c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
&
&
25c
___
—:——343/ac
(quar.)_^___i 60c
Co.; class Ay (quar;)—__
$25c
H (quar.)__
—.
I (quar.)—
J (quar.)
————
K (quar.)___^._™-;__^,_:.
5.50% preferred L (quar.)_
Rochester Transit (quar.)
3-10
-
5c
62'Ac
basis
common
preferred
Gas
3-15
2-14
4-25
/
Co.
Sc.
I
7%
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
7% preferred (quar.)
Placer Development/ Ltd.—
;
3*? 3
2-15
Pittsburgh, Ft., Wayne Si Chicago Ry.—
(quar.)
•
,
preferred
preferred
4.10% preferred
4.95% preferred
3-20
4-17
25c
—
3-31
45c
(quar.)
_
4.10%
2-28
3-10
58'/sc
(quar.)
;
2- 3
3- 1
•
Ruppert
in-;
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-24
3-10
3-15
1
5c
net
Bank
6c
preferred
2-22
3-31
35c
"
from
:4%
2-15
•
common
2-15
2-15
22'Ac
20c
$1
-dividend)—--—---/—,/2%:Controls Co.—
i
■
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Robinson,- Little
J- i
1
3-15/
.
(quar.)
(H.
Rochester
Rohm
(quar.)
preferred B
* 3- 6
3-15
(quar.)
common
(reduced)
^
5'A% preferred (quar.)
3-15/
$1
Co,
90c
•
3-
2-17
,
_—
3%%
40c
Ltd.
(stock
Co.
Robertson*
3-3
3-31
25c
2-20
l
6c
Gas
2-17
3-10
2- 3
2-10
t
-
,
quar.)-
Common
;
2-27
3-31
$1.25
(quarterly
3- 3
25c
(quar.).
Gas
Robertshaw-Fulton
<f-
Inc.—
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.,
Porter
*H.75
3-10
25c
:
$2.50
(quar.)
2-17
2-17
91'Ac
Electrotypers,
Inc.
2-24
.
3-10*
v
50c
(quar.)
income)
Natural
Common
3-
:
(quar.)
Fund,
vestment
$5
3
J—'
Gas,/common
Fund,
2-10
3-13
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
2-17'
56c
(quar.)
common
common
3- 6
3- 1
(quar.)
Co., class A- (quar.)
2-18/
-
in-.
4-26
3-30
Valley
2-20 ;
$1
(From net investment income)
4'A%
3-
;
3
12'Ac
Company,
.
4c
Ritter Finance
7c
Class
B
(quar.)
7c
5'A% preferred (quar.)
68%c
6%
preferred
(quar.)
—75c
Roadway Express (quar.).;
17'Ac
Robbins & Myers, Inc.,,.common
(quar.)™;
80c
-'; $1.50 preferred (quar.)_______.— —_____
37'Ac
Participating
______—25c
Grande
3-10
75c
(annual)——
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)__
20c
Rio
3-1
15c'
87y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
$4 preferred
Pine
Corp.,
35c
(quar.)—
Natural
Pittsfield
30c
2.
.
4- 1
>3-10
3- 1
Products
3-1,.
10%
Engravers &
' 4-26
90c
v.,/3%
50c
12'Ac
$1.12'/2
preferred A. (quar.)_^
75c
(quar.)'
Piedmont
3-30
(quar.)
3-10
2-
$1.75'
(quar.)_
Petroleum Co. (quar.)_—___
Phillips
5-12
—
(quar.)
preferred
Photo
Riegel.Textile
20c
Insurance
Reading
preferred
Common
2-25
2-24
3-31
3-
$1.50
Life
100%
...i.-.uciif
27'Ac
5-12
the
to
(quar.)
50c".
pfd.
(Initial)—
&
3-14
._,
25c
$1.12ya.
Corp.
Electronics
$4
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
4-25
3-11
*
1
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
40c
1
3-15
2-18
—
—
Philadelphia Suburban Water,
J08C
3-30
Rico
2-23
(quar.)
dividend
jlOc
4-25
2-15
3-
2-20
3-30
(quar.)
1
Oil
Rieke Metal
(quar.)
8%
Co.
3-
$1.50
1
the
.
(quar.)
preferred
(increased
C.)—
.'
3-
25c
4'/2%
Inc.
1
3-10
14c
Co
Richfield
3-
2-28
1
2c
Chemical
&
Co.,
Richardson-Merrell,
$1
to
(quar.)
25c
Philadelphia, German town & Norristown RR.
5%
&
Oil
Ranch
Richardson
3-10
2-28
4-
10c
Chemical
(stock
dividend);,
Brass, Inc. (quar.)
6c
2-15
3-
3-13
"it
subject
2-15
(quar.)__
4% preferred, (quar.)__.
Phelps Dodge Corps (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co*.common
$1 preferred (quar. )_>_
Stock
(also
1
3-29
1
4-14
2-24
3-13
.
subject
1
15c
(Charles') & Co., common
31/2% preferred (quar.)—
Philadelphia
dividend
3-
4-14"
3-
4-29
3-24
25c
—
3-
65c
Z—
1
3-15
Tobacco Co.—
10c:.
Philadelphia
quar.)
3-
15c
45c
55c
25c
(quar.)
14c
50c
2-23
2-16
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
D.
2-23
3-1
3- 9
$1 preferred
Reynolds (R. J.)
4-
_"
Pfizer
Co.
(Phila.)
(increased
quarterly
10c
"
3-17
(quar.)_
approval of the proposed stock dividend)
2-10
1
2-20
50c
approval of stockholders April 19)—_—
Increased
25c
(Wash,
(quar.)___;
common
Engineering
(stock
Inc.
(quar.)
'
3%
(quar.)
.—
14c
common
Extra
(quw.)-___^
Revlon,
(Me.)—
Co;
;
Co.
Paul, Inc.
J45C
1
(quar.)
Corp.
(reduced)
Perfex Corp., 4ya% pfdl (quar.)
Perkins Machine & Gear,, 7%
Plllsbury
:
Ogilvie Flour Mills Ltd., 7% pfif.
92'Ac
Extra
30c
_
on
Fibre
Insurance
preferred
New
(quar.)
Africantax;
Resistoflex
common/(quar.)
2-10
$1
O'Okiep Copper- Amer. dep. ret»r(reduced)-Less: South
2-17
Mfg.
1
Light if Power Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
;
Norwich
2-17
Drug
3-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.):
preferred (quar.)__
'
1
3-
3-10
(quar.)
Republic National Bank of Dallas—
Monthly
Rice
3
Nova. Scotia
5%
3-15
$1.10
3-
3-10
4- 1
5c
Republic Corp.,
Rexall
2-
(quar.)
4'A%-
15c
1
Rheem
6
_____~1"
,_T
3-
3-
2-20
3-17
Extra
2-15
3-
(s-a)
L—
3-15
58y2c
3-13
20c
68%c
(quar.)_
1st preferred
Industries
Remco
2-15
Quarterly
Peoples Telephone,
10%
.
1
2-15
2-17
1
7
r
Portland
3-
1
1
3-
*
(quar.):__
States
Insurance
3-15
3-14
3-
1
Public Service—
preferred
Reliance
Exploration Co.
Pfaudler-Permutlt, Inc. (quar.)
(Chicago)—-
(increasedK
Electric &
3-
4-
34%c<
(quar.)
Reliance
$1.06
Peoples
(quar.)__
preferred
Refractory & Insulation Corp. (N.J.)
2-15
$1.16
7
37y2c
common
2-15
(quar.)
3-20
Service—
Bancorporation,
1
3-
35c
12'Ac
12'Ac
1
$62'Ac
3- 3
3-6
dividend)-;—
3-
4c
Non-voting common (quar.)
Penton Publishing
(quar.)—
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (Md.) (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light 81 Coke (quar.)
3-14
85c
3-
(quar;)
Penouscot
2-15
1
4-1
(quar.)
(stock
common
preferred
preferred
3-
3-
Inc.
2-14
5'A%
preferred
:
1st
Raytheon Co.,
4.64%
'
3-15
4-
87'Ac
(quar.)
—
1
"(quar.)
2-28
3-30
quar.)
3-
30c
Engineering Corp.
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
Pennsylvania Power Co.:—
2-2
3-23
J50c
t20c
(initial quar.)
Reading Company,
Reeves Bros., Inc.
40c
Pennsylvania
3-21
3-
(increased
common
Co,__
,
2-28
preferred G
2-20
r
Extra::
5'A%
2-28
4.60%
2-10
2-10
1
Co.
new
Raybestos-Manhattan,
2-10
1
Purina
Packing
1st pfd.
$3.50
3-13
1
3-
3-1
10c
40c
1
\.'i
1
40c
—
30c
(quar.)
45c
50c
Ltd
31'Ac
(quar.)
2-28
2-3
3- 6
2-24
3- 1
(s-a)
common
Corp;,
3-15
:
3-15
3-1
3-31
3-31
3-14
Refining™
4-
■
(quar.)
$1.18%
12'Ac
25c
income)
12c
3-
.
Co.,
3-17
3-15
$35c
Petroleum
(quar.)
3-31
$1.12ya
„
_
preferred
Rath
(quar.).
in
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Ranco, Inc.,
2-24
preferred F
>
common
preferred
5.80%
2-24
3
2-10
58c
Nprthern Natural Gas,
Ralston
3
3-
2-10
93%c
(quar. 4
2-23
3-
2-10
(quar.)
preferred
3-10
$20c
(quar.)
3- 1
—
investment
of Amer.,
Corp.
25c
1
(increased)
Public
Radio
50c
12'Ac
Oil
Mining
Quemont
6
1
1
(quar.)
Northeastern Water Co., $4 preferred
(quar.)
$2 preferred
(s-a)
j
1.
Northern
2-
1
"
Y.)
2-27-
3-
3-
from
Telephone,
Quebec
25c
1st pfd.
3-15
3-15
3-
"_*_
(N.
1
3-
.
Insurance
4-
12y2c
(quar.)
3-
$1.31 'A
(George) Fund of Boston—
Quaker State
3
$1.02
$1
gtd
2-28
$1.17'/2
4-1
(quar.)^___^_____
7%
3-15
i..
40c
Ry., common (quar.)
1_.
RR.,
3-
45c
2-15
3-15
'
(quar.)__
(Quarterly
12-29
3-30
Putnam
2-15
$1.25
>.
(quar.)
Co.
2-15
2-15
2-28
25c
(quar.)__
6
$1.25
(quar.)
4-
1
dividend
Carolina
3-
1
(quar.)
__
u
2-15
(quar.)_
$4
;
3-
6
(quar.)
5%
common
25c
Semi-annual j
North
Co.,
$1.01 (4
(quar.)
Semi-annual
3-15
3-
preferred E
22V/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
American
10c
25c
v
Inc.
Oil
2-15
2-15
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
,
Pulp & Timber (quar.)
Telephone
(quar.)
Rico
Puerto
4:24%
.
(quar.)_
Life Insurance
Pure
4.3D%
(quar.)
preferred
Pullman,
2-15
preferred C
Normetal
6%
3-15
preferred D
'
Voting
Mining.Corp.,, Ltd.
North American Car Corp.
(quar.)
North American Investment, common
2-15
3-
4.70%
(quar.)_
Western
preferred
1
3-31
4.05%
$4
A
3-
3.70%
Times, class A
preferred
Puget Sound
(quar.)
:
3- 1
3- 1
Mexico—
New
preferred
(quar.)
Supermarkets. Inc.
Pueblo
3-10
B
Norfolk &
r
"-
$4.75
2-15
2-15
1
—
(quar.)—
of
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.—
1
12y2C
55c
$1.20
87'Ac
27c
26c
preferred
1
2-15
Dock—
income
3-13
(quar.)
Co.
preferred A (quar.)
3-
2-15
1960;
and 25c of net taxable long-term
capital
gains realized in 1960)
Nopco Chemical Co., common (quar.)
4%
Inc.
$1
Niagara Share Corp.—
(5c from net Investment
3-31
1
60c
(quar.)
Publicker
1
$1
New York Central & St. Louis-RR.
New York State Electric 6c Gas
5'A%
3-13
1
(quar.)
Brake
3-13
3-31
5%
of
Co.
(increased quar;)—
Service
3-31
4-
(quar.)
Zinc
4.16%
2-15
3-
3-1
Service
1
3-
3-
93 %c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
2-15
1
50c
10c
preferred
4.32%
3-31
3-
7'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
„
Jersey Power & Light—
4%
(quar.)
preferred
37V2c
•
-
30c
common
preferred
3'/2%
(quar.)
4.68% convertible preferred
:3-13T1 y Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
3*1
4.40% preferred B (quar.)
3-15
tS1.25
Dry
Common
4.80%
$2
(initial).
Penn
1
40c
Natural Gas,
preferred (s-a)
Tube
2-28
7'Ac
6c
A
Pembina Pipe Line; Ltd.,
Penlck & Ford, Ltd
3-15
t50c
Jersey
6 %
Peerless
1
3-10
3-
4-21
(quar.) •____
A
3-
2-14
5c
3-31
Amsterdam Casualty (s-a)
Jersey Aluminum Extrusion—
Class
3-23
3- 1
3-
3-
?% preferred (quar.)
Peabody Coal Co., com. lncreased-quar.)
5% conv. prior preferred (quar.)
Pearl Brewing (quar.)
3-16
3-27
$1.22'/a
2-13
$1
Transportation Co.
Mfg., Ltd., common
3-15
Quarterly
New
1
2-14
i_:.
Indiana—
2-15
Public
2-14
2-14
1
(quar.)
Corp.
class
1
1
1
37y2c
(quar.)
33-
1
3- 1
5
Corp.__
Parmelee
3
115c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
(quar.)
15c
(lncreased-quar.)
Co.,
B
20c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Newport Electric Corp., common3%% preferred (quar.)
News
Pen
Class
2-28
20c
(quar.)
_
Newport
preferred
65c
Line, com.
2-14-
1
$1.16
3-
(increased)
Pictures
10c
Gas Pipeline, common-.:
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Company (quar.)
Newfoundland Light & Power, Ltd.—
Common
4.90%
(quar.)
Corp.
25c
Ltd.
2-15
*
Sulphur Co.
30c
(reduced)
(reduced)
Co.
1
Extra
__
of
Mur
3-
$0.3281'A
com.
3-
•
i
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Economic
American
4%
(Pittsburgh)
Nevada Natural
New
3-15
4-
10c
(quar.)
Nestle-Le
t
Consolidated
3-
$1.05
$1.12'A
(quar.)
t3c
31'Ac
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe
35c
A
Co.
Packaging Corp. of America,
3-15
3-31
Inc., com.
Products
Lumber
Pacific
:
3c
class
preferred
37y2c
Hawaiian
Line
2-14
3-10
(Chat-
of Colorado—
4.64%
4-15
2-15
3-10
18c
Insurance
preferred-(quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
31'Ac
conv.
20c
Paper,
Ltd._
(quar.)
common
Pacific
(quar.)__"
Co.
Public Service Co.
2-20
3-15
1
(quar.)_
2-15
■
1
3-
$1.06'A-
Accident
&
Tenn)
3-20
3-1
3-15
4-
50c
1
25c
Investment,
Pacific
55c
Cement
Canadian
East
Life
tanooga,
7
4- 1
31'Ac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Provident
3-20
4-3
Washington Insurance Co. (R. I.)—
3-10
$1.25
2-20
-
Corporation
Nazareth
1
4-
(quar.)
2-17
:
3-15
1
2-17
5-1
15c
3-
:
1
62'Ac
Insurance
4-
25c
1
7c
Mfg
2-21
2-10
4.
A
3-
2nd
5%
Parker
Fire
2-24
3-10
3-17
1
ll7/ac
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
$1
3-
(quar.)
3-
3-10
3-10
1
3-
t50c
preferred
62'Ac
1st preferred (quar.)
Finance Corp.
(quar.)
6%
2%
Co.
Providence
convertible
$1.10
2-24
Chemical—
Tea
3-
25c
(quar.)
common
2-16
Income
&
3-14
$2
3-25
4-
preferred
90c
2-10
dividend
Progress Mfg., $1.25
$1
1
Stocks
Starch
National
2-15
43A%
2- 6
Mich.)—
(quar.)
45c
3-10
(quar.)
2-10
8
3-15
Corp.—
1
2nd
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Far
Co., Ltd.
Proctor-Silex
3
1
(quar.)
3-15
$1.18
3-15
income.
Co.
3-
3-10
4-
30c
4'/*%
$1.75
(Ala.)—
Standard
20c
20c
common
Coast Co.,
Quarterly distributions from net invest¬
National
2-10
conv.
Paramount
National
1
40c
(quar.)
Atlantic
3-10
10%
Growth
3-
1
10c
Rapids,
1
4-
(Toronto)
&
2-6
3-
dividend
Bros.
Public
Papercraft
ment
30c
3-15
15c
Insurance
Price
(quar.)——
2-
3
Securities & Research Corp.—
National
Glass,
preferred
1
(quar.)
6
(quar.)
Owens-Illinois
1
4-
10c
Mfg.
2-
(quar.)
3-
Industries
1
(quar.)
com.
5-1
10c
&
Tail
1
•
3-
12'Ac
50c
15c
-'V
\
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
preferred B (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)__.
4-
dividend
National
3-10
Co.
Ark.)—
Premier
6
yl5c
10c
Insurance
6
4.75%
class
(quar.)
Security
Stock
4%
Otter
4-
(quar.)
A
22-
Trust
3-1
t$2
(Grand
1
3-10
61c
61'Ac
75c
1%
Co.
1
(quar.)
Mfg.,
(s-a)
Presto
National
8
1
Corp.
Oxford
(s-a)
National Screw
7
2-
2-28
50c
$1.12'A
—
preferred
Line
BB
3-
3-20
4-14
4-
Ins.
7
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
tl5c
—4
Stock
/
&
3-
(quar.)
Opelika
Mfg.
Read
4-
(quar.)
Chemical
2-10
40c
(quar.)_
common
Preferred
(quar.)
series) (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Co._
!
$0,072
4-20
15c
(quar.)
7%
Rock,
Class
Pottery
Mathieson
3
(reduced)
Oats
Onondaga
2-
National Malleable & Steel (quar.)
National
Tyrone
1
(reduced)
2-17
(1957 series)
(1958
Lambert,
3-
(quar.)
(lncreased-quar.)
tl5c
15c
(quar.)-
3-10
Corp.
3-
(Hartford)
Ltd
Co.,
preferred
Lock
2
4%
;
Co.
Products
National
4'A%
z__
Welding Machines
Insurance
Pratt
pfd.
&
$1.12'A
(quar.)
+20c
(quar.)
Electric
2-15
$2.44 preferred
$2.46
$1.02
quarterly
Coal
Ben
Oliver
(Canada)—
(quar.)
National
National
(quar.)
com.
1
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
Share
Potomac Edison Power—
$1.05
1
70c
(quar.)
Chemical
Drug &
3-
(quar.)
5-
90c
50c
30c
$1.06'A
___—
$1.14
40c
3-10
$1.75
,
Pratt
1
2%
preferred
Increased
Olin
(quar.)
Dairy Products (quar.)
National Distillers & Chemical,
National
3-
common
preferred
National
60c
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
Company,
National
4-10
(White Plains,
■____
Common
2-24
25c
3-15
1
Okanagan Telephone Co., common (s-a)
40c preferred
(s-a)
Oklahoma, Mississippi River Products Lines
1-31
(quar.)
3-15
1
4-
.1
Co., 4.08% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
4'A%
2-24
3
2-28
dividend
preferred
4'/v%
3
3-
(quar.)
4%
Quarterly
National
3-
4-15
12 'A %
National Bank of Westchester
Stock
7
Old
Stock I dividend
National
2-20
(quar.)___
(Auburn.
7%
3-10
(quar.)
Bank
National
3-
(quar.)
National
National
3-14
25c
(reduced
1
4-
$1.11
!
Power
4.20%
Nachman
4-
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
When
Per
3-
dividend
Stock
invest¬
net
from
securities
preferred
preferred
preferred
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
Name of Company
3-31
37c
.
Holder9
Payable of Rec.
9 7 "Ac
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
3-15
When
Share
Edison
3-
25c
26'Ac
(2c
C.)
from
2c
Holdert
55c
(quar.)
Murphy iG. C.) Co. (quar.)
Murray. Ohio Mfg.
(quar.)__
Mutual Investing Foundation
Mutual
When
Payable 0/ Rec.
,
4-1
..
-
•
2- 3
3- 3
3-15
2r22
-3-15.
2-22
5-15
5-1
1
Volume
193
Number 6033
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(955)
Per
Name of
4% %
Company
Water
Jose
fan
preferred
4%%
A
preferred
common
(quar.)___
B
C
D
5%%
preferred
Schering
Corp.,
(quar.)
Inc..
5%
2-
3
3-
1
2-
3
4y2%
3-
1
2-
3
Spindale
3-
1
3-
1
34 %c
stock
(s-a
preferred
Fetzer Co.
&,
tocoot
E
industries
1
29 %C
.
3-
29 %c
(quar.)
Scientific
div.)__
5%
(quar.)—
Paper
&
Co.,
common
(quar.)____
2-
3
2-
3
3-
1
$6.50
3-10
3
5-
1
4-14
1
4-14
Inc.,
Scripto,
class
Senvner-btevens
Seaboard
A
Finance
Seauoard
Stock
$4.75
common
Power
Seeman
Bros.
Stock
Class
B
Inc.,
Class
B
Sheller
A
(quar.)_.'
Corp.,
Valley
$2.44
Co.
Silknit,
Ltd.,
5%
Class
B
(H.i
41.
3-10 ;■
Venezuelan
Oil
Smith
(Howard)
Co.
Common
$2
61c
:
Kline
South
South
2-15
preferred
preferred
Brothers,
Ltd.
2-10
Sterchi
1
2-10
Sterling Aluminum Products
Bros.
Stores
2-28
Sterling
2-28
4-
1
2-28
tl5c
4-
1
2-28
Stern
t$1.25
3-
1
2-21
Stetson
Drug,
8 %
Stern
Still-Man
50c
3-10
2-10
Class
50c
3-10
3-
(quar.)_
2-17
Class
2-14
Class
pfd.
Class
t50c
5-
1
1
3-30
25c
3-13
2-28
35c
3-10
2,20
Stix,
2-
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
3-10
3-15
1
2-24
3-
6
3-
1
2-17
3-
1
2-10
4"v
1
1
4-15
3-'T
50c
••
.
."3-39,
f
4-14
9 Vic
10-16
&
Fuller,
3
Storkline
3-31
3-
3
Stouffer Corp.
3-29
3-15
1st
9-29
4-14
3-31
6-30
common
Strawbridge
(stock
3-31
3-10
Stuart
Company
2-28
1-17
Stuart
(D.
45c
4-
3
3-13
Stylon Corp.
4-
3
3-13
Suburban
3-14*
r
2-24
3-15
3-15
3-
1
3-10
2-24
3-10
12 %c
5%
pfd.
2-24
4%
(quar.)
2-28
2-10
2-28
2-10
4-
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Oil
A.)
,
3-31
10c
Clothier,
$1
-
75c
dividend)
9-29
3-10
43
(quar.)
&
10-16
30c
preferred
Furniture
16c
(quar.)
3-15
(quar.)
3-
3-
J 25c
,
1
1-30
1
1
Southern
California
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
65c
3-31
3-
5
27c
_~
3-31
3-
5
c
2-28
2-
2-28
2-
5;
——
26 %c
2-28
2-
5
25y2C
2-28
2-
5
—
27 %c
3-
1
Stock
,
34c
3-
1
3-
1
2-10
1.2656%
3-
1
2-10
37 %c
3-
6
2-
5%
non-cum.
5%
non-cum.
>
'
25c
6-15
9-15
3-15
3-
3-15
3-
3-
1
$1.5625
$1.3375
Gas
Corp.,
Pacific
Southwestern
'$1.25
—
—
$1.1875
-
$1,125
3-15
3-
33-
3-15
3-
;
4%
(G.),
com.
Common,
$1.44
Sparton
Speedry
Class
States
2-15
Tampax, Inc.
1
2-15
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32%
conv.
3-20
2-27
Taylor Fibre Co.,
(quar.)
3-
2-21
Preferred
Taylor
3-30
(2-for-l
3-
1
2-15
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
Class
4-20
Class
5-
1
$1.10
5-
1
Corp.,
5-
1
4-20
$1.15
5-
1
4-20
4-20
$1.18%
5-
1
4-20
$1.40%
5-
1
4-20
27 %c
5-
1
4-20
$5
4.20%
Chemical
preferred
Kellogg & Sons
Inc.,
$4.50
common
dividend
preferred
2-
1
1
2-
1
3-15
3-
Tenney
2nd
3
4.60%
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
3-15
2-15
3-15
2-15
4.65%
4.72%
2nd
4.90%
preferred
35c
3-
1
2-10
5,10%
1
2-10
5%
37 %C
4 V4 %
5.25%
3-15
3-
1
5%
4-20
3-
1
Texaco
$1.12%
3-15
3-
1
Texaco
preferred
Toledo
Toronto
2-10.
3-15
2-24
3-10
2-24
3-10
2-i:0
3-31
3-10
1
1
2-15
1
2-15
25c
UOc
25C
._
(quar.)
6-15
10-
1
1
9-15
12-15
3-30
12 Vic
_i__
•3-30
3-10
3-30
3-10
•6-30
6-9
5%
Insurance
J.)
1
2-
3
3-1
2-15
3-
2-1.5
3-10
2-16
30c
(qu&r.)
3-
3-10
15c
(quar.)
6-
40c
quar.)_
3-15
40c
(increased
6-30
15c
Ltd.
Co.
(N.
3-15
10c
Pipelines',
5-25
5-15
1
9
30c
Temper
Corp., common
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
3-10
2-28
30c
3-15
4-14
3-31
$1.25
3-15
2-28
Co.,
$5 pfd
A
(quar.)
(Morris County), N. J.—
Company
8-15
11-24
$1.12%
preferred
Gas
8-25
30c
40c
Quarterly
Quarterly
50c
Chemicals
Tuboscope
Co.
(quar.)
5c
1
(quar.)_
Tudor City Seventh
15c
Unit, pfd.
Tung-Sol
Twin
2U8
Electric,
preferred
Disc
(accum.)
2-28
3-15
2-17
3-
2-
1
5
•2-28
2-14
2-10
$2
series)
3-
1
17V2C
3-
2
62 % C
3-2
Street
quar.)
(quar.)
a.'
(quar.)
LaSalle
South
(reduced
common
(1957
Clutch
$1
-
(Chicago)
62y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Acceptance,
25c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Union
Bank
Union
l
Angeles, Calif.) (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)____.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
$4.50
$3.70
$4.00
Union New Haven Trust Co.
Union
Investment Co.
Union
Oil
Co.
Union
Sugar Co.
4-15
4- 1
Union
Tank
2-14
Union
Texas
1
3-14
3-14
45c
4- 1
2-15
v
2-lo
3-15
4-1
3-3
4-
3-
1
3
B
Co.
5c
3-
1
2-15
United
Elastic
Corp.
6-28
6-15
United
Electric
Coal
Cos.
common
1
3-
1
United Insurance Co. of America
2
United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
United Science Fund—
60c
Greenfield Corp.
Illuminating
preferred
(5c
from
from
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
$1.16%
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
U.
S.
7%
U.
S.
7%
3-10
4 V2
4-
1
3-10
U.
S.
1
3-10
U.
S.
4-
$1.31%
*40c
1
4-
3-15
3-
1-10
1
1-27
3-28
3-14
3-10
2-28
3-
2-
10c
3-17
3-
3-17
3-
8
3%
5-
4-
3
%ysc
50c
1
3
7,
8
3-15
2-15
3-10
2-10
3-31
3-17
3-15
3-
1
25c
3-
2-
9
3-10
1
3-11
2-24
2-27
3-10
2-24
60c
3-30
2-28
4-
2-28
1
3-
1
2-14
35c
4-
1
3-
15C
(quar.)
CO
1
18c
net
investment
income
(quar.)
and
preferred
Gypsum
preferred
%
&
Playing
9
8
2-16
2-
3
1
2-
3
4-
3
3-
3
4-
3
3-
3
50c
(quar.)
1
1
3-
$1.75
common
33-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Card
2-
2-
35c
common
Foundry
2-28
3-16
15c
preferred (s-a)
Pipe
2-23
3-20
$1.12%
common
(N. J.)
3
18C
(s-a)
Co.,
3-
4-10
25C
&
Envelope Co.,
$2.50
13c
securities
Screw
2-15
1
(Chicago)—-
3-
3
2-10
22 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-10
—
30c
27 %C
7-
1
6-
9
3-15
3-
1
4-
1
3-10
20C
1
3-10
2-28
1-31
8%
3-10
2-
8%
3
1
2-28
27 %C
(quar.)
Co.
*
U. S. Lines Co.
4-
$1.27%
4-
$1.06 %
profits)
Bolt, class B (reduced)
U. S. Borax & Chemical Corp.—
4 y2 % preferred (quar.)
3-10
4-
2-15
United Industries Co.—
2-15
$1.15
1
40c
(quar.)_
Increased
3-10
3-
50c
(quar.)
1
3-10
2-15
$1.25
(quar.)
3-
1
1
35c
(quar.)_
(increased)—
31
1
,
3-
2%%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1
1
,
4-20
40C
2-20
United
4-20
50C
America
of
Improvement,
preferred (quar.)
4%%
4-20
5-15
5-15
40c
quar.)__
5-15
$1
(quar.)_____j__^—1-
3-
4-
92 %c
87 %c
(quar.)—:
3-31
$1.02%
4-20
40c
class A
Gas
2-20
2-17
5-15
(stock dividend)
3-20
3-15
„
$1.12%
United Artists Theatre Circuit, Inc.—
5% preferred (quar.)—
Carbon
2-28
.
1
12 %c
Gas,
Corp.
Corp.
Biscuit Co.
2-
8
6
3-
—
•
-
Artists
United
2-28
32-
(quar.)
United
4-
1
2
3-31
(quar.)_
Natural
2-15
3-
4-
3-
10c
Car
3-
1
1
3-15
3-15
32c
(quar.)
3-15
*
3-
1
1
15c
com.
(Omaha), Ltd.
2-28
27c
3-15
44-
45c
•
(quar.)
Aircraift
United
U.
S.
Rubber
1st
1st
,
4-19
90c
-
Stock dividend on class A and class B__
United
Air
Lines
(quar.)
—
I* United
,5-1
of California—
Yards
3-
^
2-10
JlOc
dividend
Stock
2-13
2-13
.
2%
System (Kansas),
preferred (quar.)
Stock
1
$1.25
Gas
5%
3-
t20c
-
(Los
Carbide
Electric
Union
(quar.)
(quar.)___
3-15
1
1-1-62
dividend
3-6
$1.18
(quar.)
1
7-
10c
(quar.)
3-6
$1.16
—
3-
4-
5%
I2V2C
Realty
4-1
4-
_
2-17
I
t25c
Truax-Traer Coal (quar.)
Trust
2-15
3-
t25c
Triangle Conduit & Cable, common
Trinity Universal Insurance Co. (Dallas)—
Quarterly
;
Quarterly
;
Try Ion
2-28
3-15
t25c
Metal Works
4%%
2-15
3-15
3-
(quar.)
Fund (quar.)
Corp.
Trenton Trust Co.
True
2-15
3-
dividend
Triinkline
3-15
2-28
$1.14
Coy), (increased-quar.)
Quarterly
Tri
1
3-
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Stock
1
4-
t25c
Trans-Canada
Trans-Lux
4-
$1.06%
Elevators, Ltd
Supply, class A
Tractor
4-1
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-28
$1.06%
2-17
3-15
'
Company
2-10
3-10
20c
(quar.)
2-17
(quar.)_,
common
1
4-11
-
1
4-
(quar.)
3-10
3-
4%
Co.—
1
3-14
Ltd.,
4-11
30c
1
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Canada,
2-10
(increased)
4-
2nd
5.12%
1
stockholders
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scale Corp.
(quar.)_
4.56%
United
(quar.)____
3
3-
3
2%
3-
3-31
(quar.)
3-
60c
to
3-
7c
(quar.)
1
Y.)—
(subject
preferred
4.25%
1
9c
preferred
3-
3
3-
4c
preferred
$1.05
2-
Corp.
Edison
United
preferred
preferred
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3-10
3-15
(quar.)
4.50%
20c
3
Transmission—
3-15
(quar.)
2-28
3-
•
Gas
3
4-
75c
3-20
:
4.25%
1
2-3
Ohio—
Monthly
3-
31 %c
20c
7%
(monthly)
Corp.
Tennessee
10c
(quar.
Toledo
l-
4.64%
17 %C
Co., common
(quar.)
Spiegel,
x
class A
(quar.)
Spencer
Stock
1
3-
$1.50
(quar.)
Speer Carbon Co.
Spencer
;—
dividend)
——
income)
1
22 %C
9c
of
Co.
non-cumulative
nary
2c
Chemical Products,
B
(quar.)
3-
36c
—
3
3-31
split)
Telephone Service
4.10%
32c
x—
preferred
6%
—
4-20
27 %c
(quar.)
(stock
4-
(quar.)
(N.
$2
B
$1.06%
Co.
United
common
(quar.)
A
1
3-15
3-15
70c
pfd.
(s-a)—____——
stock
22c
97 %c
5-
3-
$20c
(increased-quar.)
Publishing
92 %c
$1.03%
9-15
4-14
50c
1
Telephone—
(increased).
preferred
(quar.)__^
(quar.)__.
3-
4-10
.
10-16
_
2Va%.
j
3-
20c
(quar.)_.
preferred
preferred
preferred
Southwestern
(quar.)__
15C
1
Tokheim
Union
10c
common
3-
31 %c
(quar.)
dividend
Udylite Corp.
50c
.,
Ltd.,
preferred
Common
•
(quar.)
—
Inc.
1
regulatory agency approval)
Packing Co. (quar.)
Stock
6
20c
(quar.)
dividend
(James),
Tamblyn
2-28
4-
30c
40c
(quar.)
2-28
3-15
5%
17J/2C
—
3-15
25c
(quar.)__^
" 4c
30c
12 %c
B
62'/2c
(quar.)
2-20
35c
(quar.)
(initial series)
25c
Company
Broadcasting
Talcott
1
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
(quar.)—_
4.15%
(quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
5.62%% preferred (quar.)__
4.36% preferred (quar.)
3.90%
&
2-17
1
30c
common
and
Tobin
6
1
30c
——._
3-30
1
3-
5%
dividend
$3.50
(quar.)__
Window, class A
preferred (quar.)
conv.
Stock
1
3-
Stock
2-
1
3-
30c
Special
Taft
•
3.70%
preferred
4-14
3-
5c
$1
Bearing
Guarantee
Class
1
3-15
Roller
2-
3-
/
(quar.)——_—
1
6
$1.10
1
3-15
Timxen
2-
5c
common
2-24
10c
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.)
Tilo Roofing
(reduced)
Time, Inc. (interim)
Union
Stores,
3-
3-15
(Stock divs. payable in class A
shares)
3-15
2 y2 %
(quar.)—
3-15
15c
Trust,
.
Inc.—
Syracuse Transit Corp.
1
3-15;
35c:
Investment
(quar.)l
Union
preferred
3-15
-
(quar.)_
Services,
3-15
1
dividend
2-10
41 %c
(quar.)__
1
1
dividend
3-10
28 %C
—
3-
4-
J 15c
series
B
3-14
1
4-
(quar.)
Stock
2-27
3-
2>/a%
Symington Wayne Corp.
3-1
29C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service,
Public
1
$1.0625
(quar.)_.
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.;
Southwestern
-
*
(quar.)
Co.
Investment
3-15
Stock
2
3iy4c
Thriftimart, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class
2-10
3
3iy4c
•
(s-a)
convertible
2-15
65c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
28c
common
$1.20 convertible prior preferred
•Southern
$1.2625
•
5%
2-27
3-
45c
.
(quar.)_•______
preferred
33c
'
:
series
Valu
Swift
1
3-15
70c
8-15
28c
1st
Superior
5-15
25c
preferred
Southwest
5%
2-15
•—
5.35%
-
Super
2-15
3-15
—.
(quar.)___
Gas Co., common
$1.20
2-28
3-15
25c
Food
Super
6
70c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(qua.r.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
5.05%
preferred
(quar.)
—
5% preferred (quar.)_
——
4.75% preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
4.23% preferred (quar.)
4.64% convertible 2nd preferred
6 % %
3-14
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
Southern Union
•
Gas
Railway,
non-cum.
——•
(quar.)>
dividend
Sunshine Mining
2-10
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred ' (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Southern Company (increased quar.)
5%
preferred 1955 series
dividend
Stock
2-10
4%
series
3-15
3-15
30c
Sunset International Petroleum—
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.
(increased-quar.)
Southern Natural
2nd
xonv.
5%
1951
(quar.)
5
297/8c
5.44%
Southern
Co.
5y2%
30 %
—_
_
Southern California Water—
...Common
Oil
5%
1
•
<
3-15
1
3-10
25c
(increased)_.
(quar.)
Markets, Inc.,
25c
Propane Gas
preferred
conv.
Sunray-Mid-Continent Oil, common
4v2% preferred A (quar.)
•
(quar.)
preferred
4.24%
preferred
4.08%..preferred
4.78%
5.20%
Sun
California Edison—
4.88%
3-28
Edison—
Original preferred (quar.)
4.32%
preferred (quar.)_
Southern
50c
preferred
3-15
6%C
-
$20c
4%
Thorofare
Stock
7-14
1
4-
(quar.)
General
(Toronto)
Trans-Prairie
6-30
4-
15c
Thompson Industries (quar.)__
Thompson Paper Cos., Ltd. (increased)
Thompson Remo Wooldridge, com.
(quar.)
2-17'
3-31
7-14
$.0095
Baer
King Corp.
Canadian
Ltd.
2-15:
1
3-15
(quar,)
Third
'3-17
3-11
Oil
common
Transnation
4- 1 *
$.0095
3
•
1
$.0095
3-
15c
3-
23c'
;
2-
Develooment, class B (quar.)
South Puerto Rico Sugar Co., com.
(quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)—_—_____—______
Southam, Ltd. (quar.)
3-15
1
$1.35
Land Trust
Travelers
3-
Texas
1
_w__
La
27 %c
Jersey Gas Co._
4-
9 Vic
38 %C
———
9-15
12-15
'
3-31
6
6-15
9-29
12-29
•35c
3-10
(quar.)
6-30
■-
5c
(quar.)
3-15
56C
'(qtiar.)
3-31
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
3-10
*60c
——
Corp.
A
7%
2-10
,
3-31
(quar.)_
7c
—
1
3-31
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Stone & Webster,
Inc.
(quar.)
Storer Broadcasting, common (quar.)
Class B (quar.)_
f.
3-
25c
50c
(quar.)
2-17
3-10
-f
Pacific
Thermo
6
12 %c
31V4c
Laboratories
6
3-
10c
B
4-
3-
3-20
34%c
(quar.)
common
B
1
3-14
3-20
4.
B
Class
5-
1
9 Vic
3-
t30c
4-
t30c
1
Ltd.—
—
1-31
7
$1.25
A
3-13
6
3-
2-10
4-
$1.31 V4
(quar.)
Coal &
3
Manufacturing—
65c
;
3-
3-17
45c
4%%
Co.,
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner
45c
•
3-15
(quar.)
Textiles,
B.)
preferred
U7%c
;
Inc.
(John
2-20
*
3-31
30c
(quar.)
Sterling Precision Corp., 5% pfd. A
Sterling Trusts Corp.
(increased)
2-24
2-
2-23
3-15
$1.24
preferred
(quar.)
"Thatcher Glass Mfg.
3-15
25c
3-15
2-15
3-10
3-29
(quar.)
3-15
3-10
3-20
20c
(quar.)
tl5c
3-15
4-10
3-14
37V2C
(quar.)_^.
Producing (quar.)
Sulphur (quar.)_
Pacific
2-10
5c
common
$1.25
Title
(quar.)____
1
3-15
2-24
$1.25
J50c
.
French
pfd.
(increased quar.)
Stephenson Finance, common (quar.)
5y2%
preferred
(quar.)
60c
3-10
$1.25
3-
60c
3-16
10c
Steel Parts Corp.
&
1
45c
125c
5%
4-
(Raleigh, N. C.)
(quar.)
3-
„
„
2-15
20c
*
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
A
1
$1.25
2-10
—
Oil
Manufacturing
1
3-
35c
__
(quar.)
2-10
—F.
(quar.)l
(quar.)
Paper Mills,
preferred
$1.55
Soss
5%
2-15
87 %c
3-10
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5%
2-15
1
tl5c
;.
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
(Del.), com. (quar.)
3-10
>_
Corp.; common
$1.25
.
3
1
3-
$20c
(quar.)
62y2c
(quar.)
Snap-On-Tools Corp. (quar.)__
Socony-Mobll Oil (quar.)
Sonotone
3-
Supply
Chemical
preferred
20c
(quar.)
&
3-
2-15
1
3-30
3-
40c
4%
20c
(quar.)_™___
(quar.)
preferred
3-27
3-
.10c
5%
2-17
4-14
t20c
Stecher-Traung Lithograph, 5%
3-10
2-10
3-10
(Albany, N. Y.) —
Fuel
3 y2 %
2-28
30c
dividend
Stedman
(quar.)
Skelly
2-15
Stauffer
(quar.)
Singer Mfg. Co.
3-
J30c
common
(quar.)
& Sons, Ltd.,
Sinclair
2-13
State
2-24
5%
3-13
4-10
2-10
3-10
15c
State Capital Life Insurance
Reduced quarterly
2-20
2-14
3-18
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)______
6
2-15
1
3-10
3-
8c
Ltd.
Ltd.
2-
1
preferred
Gulf
Texas
3-14
(quar.)
j
Steel,
Co.
Texas
:
Income)
Transmission,
Texas Gulf
62 % C
(quar.)_
dividend
Stock
3-17
2-17
2
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5y4%
1
1
55c
(quar.)
2-27
Bank
1
4-
70c
(quar.)
Stock
1
(quar.)
Corp.
3-
Gas
4.96%
V 5.40%
3-
(quar.)__
(L. S.)
Texas
50c
Quarterly cash payment__
State
5-
.
Oil
Co.
6
2-20
40c
(quar.)
6
25c
A
Sinclair
Register
3-
3
3-15
1
2
3-15
common...
Ltd;
Ltd.
3-
18%c
.
Steel
3-20
35c
$1.20 preferred
2
3-
•.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
25c
—
2-10
93 %C
3-
J25c
..(quar.)
3-
Texas Fund, Inc.—
(From investment
2-15
(quar.)
common
3-
1
$1.67Va
2-24
3-15
Jersey)_
Ohio,
2
4-
(quar.)
6
Textron, Inc.,
2
25c
2-10
preferred
3-
Texas
2-27
com.
—
3-
15c
(quar.)
Structural
Market
$1
(quar.)__
Dairies Ltd., class
Co.
Simpsons,
Smith,
Star
1
$1.46y4
2-15
15c
pfd. (quar.)__
Simonds,.Saw &. Steel Co.- (reduced)
Simmons
Standard
Standard
.____
preferred
Silverjyood
Simon
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-io
15c
Ltd.,
preferred
40c
*
,
A
(quar.)
Radio,
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
•
Standard
Starrett
(quar.)
Signode Steel Strapping,
5%
3-10
1
2-10
1
Pressed
3-15
$1.25
3-
1
Standard
,
(quar.)—
$1.45
3-
*3-10
3-
4-
2-10
(quar.)
3-
Paving & Materials,
1
4-
3-
preferred
5C
Standard
1
:
$1.43%
5.80%
5c
3-31
Co.—
Power
preferred
4-
J50c
of
Packaging,
4-
t56%c
(New
Co.
preferred
3-15
(quar.)
pfd.
5%
(quar.)
-Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A
B
6%
$1.13
(quar.)
(Canada)
Ltd.
$1.60
.
Co.
Oil
$1.25
—
—
(quar.)—
preferred
Class
12 Vac
Oil
preferred
Standard
3-10
3-31
1
(quar.)
Breweries,
Corp.
7
3-31
4-14
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Pacific
3%%
.
(quar.)
3
c.
25c
B
Water.
preferred
Sicks'
Standard
1
——
Corp. of America
Shulton, Inc., class A
Siegler
Standard
2-17
3iy4c
(quar.)
series
Shoe
B
3-10
2-24
4-
3-
t
Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky
4-14
preferred
1
(quar.)
Indiana
2-
5.75%
4-
6.70%
Products, class A
California
2-10
3-
5.60%
3
2-14
of
3-
$1.40
3
3-
5-19
of
2-10
$1.37Va
3-
1
1
Co.
3-
1
1
Co.
36-
$1.33%
4-
6-
Oil
2-10
$1.25
$0.52133
4-
3-
Oil
2-10
(quar.)
1st preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
40c
Standard
2-10
3-
.
preferred
18 %c
Standard
2-10
3-
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (initial)
5.35%
Holders
3-
$1.12Va
(quar.)
preferred
$5.25
2-28
94c
(special)
class
3-23
2-28
2-20
When
Payable oj Rec.
35c
5.85%
•
3-23
3-10
10c
common
Pen, class A
Corp.
common
2-10
3
1
3-14
87%c
Corp.,
4-10
4-
preferred
(quar.)
com.
preferred
3-
25c
(quar.)____,
3-
25c
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
Class
Motor
3-30
4.50%
5.50%
(quar.)
•Standard Milling, class A
Class B (quar.)
15c
(quar.)—
Shenango
Standard
7%c
A.)
Mfg.
3-23
2%
preferred
(W.
3-23
2 DC
common
prexerred series A
4%%
8
4-10
2%
___
preferred
conv.
3-23
5-
V
9
Share
Transmission,
25c
(quar.)
Dredging
4-10
1
5%
$1.63
preferred- (quar.)
Standard Material Products,
3-15
4-10
4.75 %
2-20
1
Company
5%
1
I
preferred
30c
tquar.)__
(quar.)
Shops,
(quar.)
common
preferred
4-
35c
(incr.-quar.)__
dividend)..-
(stock
Acceptance
Sheafxer
$3.50
>
25c
_—
Sierra
$1.60
$1.25
Seiberling Rubber, common
4%% preferred (quar.)
5% ;preferred (quar.).
___x.—____
Shawinigan Water & Power—
.
Standard
2-13
$1.56 'A
& Co..
preferred
4%
4-26
1
—
Securities
4%
2-25
1
dividend
Candy
5%
8
Y.)
<N.
Corp.
Sears-Roebuck
See's
3-
$1.18%
2-
2-16
1
3-
Co.
(quar.)_
Brands,
3-
(quar.)
3-30
50c
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
Stagrave
Sealed
common
Insurance
Quarterly
Standard
Per
Name or
Texas Eastern
30c
(quar.)
Marine
$1,60
$6.25
Surety
2-17
(formerly
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.,).!—.,
v$5
2-17
1
5-
dividend
Seaboard
1
1
.
3
25c
Co.
&
E.) Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Standard Accident Insurance (Detroit)—
3-
1
2-
4-
25 c
dividend
2%
Co.,
2%
(A.
t25c
Industry)
3-15
$1.12 %
,
Picture
preferred
divid.)
(quar.)
$3.75
7%c
_
(quar.)_i_.
Inc.
Motion
3
Staley
3;
(stock
common
(quar.)_
Fire
preferred
12V2C
_
common
3-15
25c
91 %c
(increased)
Co.,
Associates,
Associate
50c
;—__
of Rec.
10c
Corporate title of above has been changed
to Springfield Insurance Co.
2-10
5-
Holders
Payable
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Electric
Springfield
2-20
3-
$1
(quar;)
B
(Mass.),
85c
Scythes & Company, Ltd.
:
Class
Sprague
Stock
$4.00
preferred
Mills,
2-20
$3.40
3.65 %
preferred
3-31
1
3-14
55c
preferred
iquar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Scott & Williams, Inc. ..(quar.)
Scovili Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
Sperry
Corp.
When
Share
Company
Engineering
Rand Corp.,
3-
17c
;
_
Sprague
4-15
10c
Co.
3
2-
2-15
10c
Foresman
Scott
1
3-16
37yac
(extra)
Monthly
Scott
Name of
3-
29iic
:
(quar.)
preferred
Per
0/ Rec.
32V2c
(quar.)
preferred
4 70 %
Payable
291&C
tquar,)___
4.70%
Holders
,When
-
Share
Works,
51
Co., coipmon
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
1
3-10
55c
3-11
2-20
$2
3-11
2-20
$2
6-10
5-22
52
(956)"
"
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
U.
S.
Tobacco Co.,
common
7.%
preferred
non-cum,
U. S.
Truck Lines
United
Corp.
(quar.)-,
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
preferred A (quar.)
—
Corp., common (quar.)
Universal Consolidated Oil
(quar.)__„——
4 Va
Universal
Match
Universal
York)
(New
Co.
Picture
3-22
3-
9
iquarj
—
Light
&
Co.,
Zeigler Coal & Coke
Zenith
Electrical
2-13
1
3-15
2-23
♦Transfer
1
2-17
t Payable in Canadian
resident tax 15%;
3-
2-
3-13
4-
Zenith
3
3-15
1
50c
earned
-
end
gains
capital
7-
1
4-
1
3-
Radio
Less
a
6-15
33c
Camp Sea
Corp.
Van
Raalte
British
date
100%
3-10
Vanadium-Alloys
Bank
Trust
Vernors
Ginger
Victoria
&
Class
B
Virginia
3-
3-15
4c
3-15
JI2V2C
3-15
*40c
3-15
Ltd.,
3-
Manufacturing
Vulcan
5%
Materials,
preferred
5%%
(quar.)
Vulcan
J
2-15
3-
1
2-16
7
3-17
25c
3-15
2-24
15c
3-15
2-21
15c
3-
2-
1
3-10
Wabash
Railroad
20c
3-20
3-
7
$1.433/i
3-20
3-
Continued
Wagner Electric Corp.
Amulet Mines,
Waite
3-20
3-
units
2-28
2-15
3-15
3
2-20
4-21
Walgreen Company
Walker
Walt
&
(annual)
—
3-31
taurant
A
has,
(see
—
3-17
3-
3-10
2-16
and
3-11
2-15
$152,945
4-
3-
62V2C
1
3
1953
3
Ward
Corp.
Industries
Electric
4V2%
Brake
(quar.)
Co.
Clutch
&
A
Warren
Bros.
Warren
(S. D.)
Co.
W'ire
Washington
(quar.)
Corp.
Mutual
&
Co.
Welded Tube
of
Coast
Telephone,
Air
Western
Auto
4.80%
Supply,
Class
A
.
—
__
.
will
amount
depositary
tax
Western
5%
and
Tablet
Weston
B
4Va%
6%
Wickes
6%
Mfg.,
Corp.
1
4Vi%
Inc.,
(quar.)
1
2-20
shares
1
2-20
$100
1
1-31
authorized
3-31
3-14
shares
1
2-13
an
1
4-12
1
3-14
4-
6
2-10
Ltd.
(s-a)
(quar.)
3-
1
2-
6
4-
4
3-15
I7V2C
4-
1
3-10
17V2C
4-
1
3-10
3-
1
2-15
+$1.50
3-
1
2-15
3-13
2-24
4-
3-15
sole
transfer
193,
p.
3-
II—
I
3-10
1
Enterprises, class
Woolworth
1
3-20
4-
1
(quar.)
&
II_I
II_.
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
FINANCING
Outstanding
the
The
Chemical
—V.
193, p.
of
class
that
were
19601,
16,
which
stock
stock,
common
the
new
reclassified
were
for
into
stock
common
without
of
issuance
the
exercise
upon
the
purchase
units
subject
to
of
Inc.
to
from
purchase
preferred
the
and
de
Co
Kormendi
3,500
&
Co.
Sloss
Marron,
Mason-Hagan
Glidden,
Inc
&
Co.
2,500
Inc._
Bank
New
the
Trust
stock
common
Feb.
sales
by
$1,049,607
H.
achieved
were
compared
year,
Sidney
to
has
been
1960
totaled
Perlman
in
appointed
$72,291,
said.
He
Riverton,
it
1959,
was
N.
J.,
announced
President.
company
that
cations
4-
7
observed
4-
7
13.85%
11-
1
10-
7
4-
1
35c
3-
1
2-17
3-
1
2-
1
1
Temperature
ture
3-14
3-
2-15
90C
1
last
sales
products
electronics,
missiles
Texas
Gulf
in
share
2-28
$13,338,360,
or
4-14
preliminary
report
$1.26
5-
1
4-14
5-
1
4-14
845,
3-
1
refunds
1
3-15
3-
3-
1
7
2-21
40c
3-11
2-20
3-15
and
the
in
produces
neighborhood
of
controlled
systems for manufacturers
pharmaceuticals.—V. 193, p. 853.
10,020,000
2-20
62 VaC
3-
1
2-
to
share
in
$13,718,081,
shares
the
equivalent
outstanding,
previous
year,
to
$1.37
3-
compared
with
according
to
3-15
3-
from
4-
1
1
loss
sustained
30c
3-10
year
2-21
3-10
2-24
In
A.
4-
1
net
$84,851,
3-20
37^aC
4-29
4-19
7-31
7-10
amounted
to
which
discon¬
the
resources
financial
Geiger
Investment
share,
as
earlier—V. 193, p. 540.
maturity
tures
the
1,
and
ceding
.
of
in
fiscal
Receivables
the
business
to
preceding quarter
for
the
quarter
$4,502,000
for
which ended Sept. 30, 1960,
reported up 5%
to $4,same quarter
of the pre¬
was
the
year.
outstanding
for
the
quarter
set
a
record
in
the
of
Barrett,
stock.
Trak
transaction.
the extensive
by
of
Trak
his
post
manufacturing
Electronics.
microwave
of
the
operate
President
as
Vice-President.
as
tubes,
Electronics
which
is
have
pioneer
a
communi¬
and
components.
high
>'
Corp.—Debentures
Co.
&
Offered—Eastman
heads
on
due
of
April
1,
1961;
due
sale
the
the
of
$6,900,000
corporation
at
lower
a
interest
redeemable
are
ranging
and
March
will
be
Jised
corporation's"
27/s%
of
primarily
27/a%
Selected
$3,800,000
a
31,
33A%
to
pay
.due
debentures
Industries
Inc.
promissory
deben¬
note
of
1961;
rate
at
the
102%
from
debentures
on
to
the'
of
investment
the
end
ye-ar
adjusted
$20,000,000
in
compared
stock,
$50
to
reflect
debt,
principal
with
of
the
890,277
and
on
to
A
corporation
prices
diversified,
man¬
purchase
Eastman
$2.70
stock,
common
1.27
1959.
at
will
Dec.
shares
of
31,
consist
cumulative
terms' and
of
preferred
$1
value,
par
stock
common
subject
agreement
entered
Dillon,
of
named
the
of
of
end
corporation
debentures,
at
share.
per
behalf
underwriters
th
redemption
afyear
the
the
shares
warrants
$17.76
Underwriter
of
of
shares
UNDERWRITERS—Upon the
contained
in
an
underwriting
corporation
at
closed-end
a
$12,496,278
sale
7,197,936
time
at
through refunding
Otherwise, they
1963.
1,
amount.
is
Corp.
810,740
value',
par
Sept.
corporation
Based on market value
at
year
end
reported investment assets of $412,381,613.
the corporation reported net investment income
1960,
as
to
the
company.
corporation
$13,477,119
redeemable
not
are
prior
or
option
BUSINESS—Tri-Continental
itself
below
following
Union
Securities
the
and
to
the
into
&
the
between
Co.,
underwriters
conditions
as
managing
therein,
named
have severally agreed to purchase from
respective principal amounts of series
debentures:
Amount
Dillon,
Securities
C.
&
Allyn
&
&
Co.
First
Goldman,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc._$l,250,000
Co.
$6,600,000
Inc._
Inc
Co.
Lehman
300,000
Carl
750,000
Boston
Sachs
Harriman,
Amount
Union
Co
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
The
300,000
M.
750,000
Loeb,
Merrill
Co
&
Lynch,
Fenner
&
750,000
Pierce,
Smith
750,000
Inc._
750,000
Morgan Stanley & Co._
Smith, Barney & Co.
1,250,000
Co._
Brothers
Rhoades
1,250,000
Corp.
&
Ripley
1,250,000
&
Inc.
Inc.
Twin
Feb.
14
sales
750,000
Coach
tax
H.
that
of
Stone
300,000
750,000
&
Webster
Securities
750,000
White,
Corp.
Weld
&
750,000
Co
750,000
Co.—Earnings Up—
Earnings
for
was
stated
$10,-
1960
for
that
of
1960.
on
sales
1960
during
$864,000
1959
favorably with
$36,484,296 in 1959.
$1,357,331,
preferred
$3.30
or
the
because
tax
Co., announced
profits of $2,717,331
compares
of
were
for
Coach
pre-tax
This
$1,941,138,
company's
Twin
achieved
allowance
were
by
The
during
taxes
after
years.
President
company
$2,416,138
1959
reduced
The
of
after
share,
figures
Coleman,
the
$31,527,190
earnings
It
earnings
earned
retain
magnetic
$7,360,000
1961;
prior
Corp.—Quarterly Report-
and
compared
v/ill
Norwalk,
explained, is that Tucor's anticipated
developmental activities, will be fa¬
and
offered
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
.
mon
$58,935,424,
quarterly message to stockholders, Thrift's President George
Executive Vice-President Paul M. Hickox also reported
for the quarter, which ended Dec. 31, 1960, were
or
20 cents a share,' compared to the $77,894, or
18 cents
Volume
757,000,
37y2c
1960
ago.
their
Getty
that
a
37 Vic
year
in
earnings per share for Thrift Investment Corp. for the first
quarter of its fiscal 1961 year were up 33%
over the same period a
2-10
30C
production
a
Net
3-20
3-
a
sales
is
exchange
an
stock
Tucor
it
by
opportunities
H.
were
Thrift
3
25C
in
of
South
17 by Elton T.
President of Tucor.
a
group
which
Feb. 20, $20,000,000 of the corpora¬
3%% debentures, series A, due March 1, 1966,
priced at 99:50% plus accrued int. to yield about 3.98%.
William
years'
against $63,596,936
3
20c
80%
Inc.,
Tucor,
Feb.
on
White,
E.
effected
was
merger,
acquired
made
per
1960 included extraordinary items amounting to $1,033,10 cents per share.
The latter resulted from claims for
revenue
Gross
1
3-20
Tucor
the
Inc.—Acquires—
has
was
Roger
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Kidder, Peabody & Co._
—V.
193,
p
646.
Co.—Earnings—
common
per
of
released.
prior
on
tempera¬
enclosure
amounted
$1.33
are
to
2-20
3-15
to
noted,
amounting
income tax, offset in part by a
on
the investment in the company's Mexican subsidiary
tinued operations in early 1960.
2-15
3-
the
equal
or
he
Sulphur
2-18
Earnings in
taxes,
and
1960
1
on
yielded a profit
7.08% after taxes.
operations
atmosphere
1
+$1.37 V2
and
equipment
Eastman
Engineering develops
and
5-
3-15
firm
The company first became
1960.
1961,
for
3-20
3-
$1.12 ya
_I
year's
before
Projected sales
$2Vi million.
2-15
3-15
that
of
7,500
publicly
Blyth
1
1
12,500
tion's
A.
5-
13,500
Union, Securities
3-10
8-
the
20,000
Co
Tri-continental
Temperature Engineering has experienced a 100% increase in sales
during each year since its formation in 1956, Mr. Perlman said.
He
for last year.
pur¬
below:
Shares
Inc
offered
publicly owned in October,
share net profit
'•
V
to
at
severally,
forth
Inc
Dillon,
3-10
per
agreed
them,
set
reconnaissance
2-24
cent
to
Trak
the
to $44,344 in the
this
represents a
compared
noted
and
present
81,000*"
military and industrial uses.
development and production of
the
1960,
corporation.—V.
this
by
$609,984
Perlman,
spring
firm's
Co
Tucor specializes in the manufacture
3-10
2-28
for
agement
Engineering Corp.—Sales, Net Up—
of
last
17
both
15,500
Co.,
&
any
Record
the
the
severally
sell
stock
common
"
Co.,
and
corporation
1958-59
current
1,000
51.
Temperature
in
extensive
3-20
3-31
&
&
than
more
both
2,500
Co._
&
the
for
Feb.
have
to
agreed
of
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
of
sales
ini
31.1
3-17
of
1960,
Company
the
Financing Details—
17
offering of
the
& Co., Inc
Adelberg, Voisin &
Trak,
Richard
and
At
York
and
Kletz
Conn.,
by the
capabilities and
5,000
-
for
agent
Net earnings for
previous year, Mr.
4
G.
announcement
Reason
2,500
Inc
Morris
of
total
The
com¬
Units
&
1957-58
its
of
;■
REDEMPTION—The
Courts
52,000
in¬
mower
months
85.
of
obtained
March
agreed,
contract,
of
has
shares
of
Treat
Acquisition
at
r•
have
for
underwriters
■
Wilton,
The
President
380
outstanding)
to
the
lb)
all such outstanding
and
power
six
1,000
(of
B
capital
preferred
shares
value
of
majority
Trak Electronics Co.,
This
Conn.
of
3-20
4-
'
■
Amos
t415,000 shs,
authorized
Dec.
the
first
$6,319,363.
management
of Tucor will continue to
company under its present name. Mr. White will remain
115,000 shs.
72
on
of
the
Stanley Heller & Co
The
Telescript-CSP Inc.—Appointment—
Co.—
__I1_
of
cost
were
common
reserved
"
Beane
2-15
62 Vic
(Wm.).
(quar.)
&
1
5c
preferred
con¬
147.
p.
2
50C
(annual)
(F.
Towne Mfg.
193,
4-
10C
(quar.)
6%
above;
B
6,000
3-
6 V2C
pfd. (quar.)
Jr. (monthly)
Company (quar.)
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp., (quar.)
Wyckoff Steel Co
Yale
the
cumulative
par
shares
Mosley
62V2C
17 VaC
Wurlitzer
Yellow Cab
of
shares
40,000
Yeatman,
Williston
R.
—V.
3-20
32 Vic
(quar.)
W.) Co, (quar.)
Worthington Corp., common (quar.)
4»/a% preferred (quar.)
Wrigley
of
$1,150,000
10%
$100
underwriters
Inc.
$1.27
A
of
Fi¬
$7,903,429.
reported
company
Michael
growth,
PRESENT
cancelled
2,500
shares
Inc.
Earnings
I_
Wood (G. H.) & Co., Ltd., 5Vi%
Woodward Governor Co. (quar.)
•'
—
(quar.)!
Woolfoam Corp.
Extra
J.
3-20
4-
30c
Co.
Co.
the
Rittmaster,
modification'
that
company's
all
and
stock,
700
shares
Co.
$1.25
preferred
and
*800,000 shs.
the
which
and
:
2-15
4-
4-
(quar.).
com.
5.08%
Iron
Supplee,
(Oshkosh) —
(quar.)
Woodward
1
45c
(quar.)
s-a)
preferred
B
Inversiones
2-14
6c
(quar.)
Power, common
preferred (quar.)
3.60% preferred (quar.)
5.04%
costs
2-20
1
6c
Service,
(quar.)
the
*115,000 shs.
shares
shown
300,000
Compania Financiera
3-
6%
Class
&
6
1
(of
class
conditions
Brooks
40C
.
Wisconsin Electric
Wometco
W.
$1.06 x/4
.
(monthly)
Public
and
2-
3-
250
redeemed
and
'
2-17
3-
(a)
company the respective numbers
stock
set
forth
below:
40C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
and
1.
air-conditioned
132
$224,615.
TO
—_____
which
45,000
1
3-15
for
for
were
Inc.—Additional
issue
respective number
40c
preferred (quar.)
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.
Wisconsin National Life Ins.
chase,
and
Units
P.
20
UNDERWRITERS—The
hotel
construction
and
leader
sales
I960,
was
the
Photolab,
Feb.
18?ic
$4.25
pfd.
seven-story
fees
Signal
150,000 shares of this firm's 50 par common stock
$4 per share. Additional financing details follow:
approximately $180,000.
constructed was purchased
being
($9 par)
common
A
warrants.
3-
$1.12 Va
is
1960
1961
from
(of
of
t Excludes
40c
Monthly
Hirsch, 7%
to. provide
value.
3-15
1
31,
value
$1.06 y4
!
common
a
that
Consumer
is
company
David
M.
Lilly reported that
encouraging.—V. 192, p. 2373,
is
be
will
1,
year
makes
Lieberbaum
designed
mortgage___$l,150,000
UNDERWRITING—The
on
(quar.)
Town
since
including lobby, cocktail
will cater to both the
$1,358,000,
hotel
that
August-January statements
position
and
year
of
architects'
EFFECT
par)___.
A
class
30c
8IV4C
(1946 ser.)
order
In
It
expected
be
the
stock
outstanding)
30c
1%
Company,
(Increased
1"
75c
___
(quar.)
5%
3-10
20c
(quar.)
—
dividend
Wisconsin
1
3-15
20c
common
each
have
Corp.
of
;,
..,
President
summer
were
$1,188,580
were
under
these
Finance
name
losses.
normally
sales
None
capitalization
aggregate
the
U0c
_______
is
hotel
1st
been
value
of
terms
25c
pfd.
pfd.
(quar.)
Winter &
were
par
par
4-
$1.60
will
shops.
17
to
is
now
.
Minneapolis,
Aug.
last
cilitated
pref.
par
class
3-
30C
_;
(quar.)„:
Common
of
3-
-
Works
Common
$1,000
shares,
3-
4-
the
Jan.
outstanding had
2-24
i$1.12V2
Co. (quar!)
Williams-McWilliams Industries—
&
stock,
1
2-
+
__
will
for
GIVING
changed
30c
(quar.)—.
It
November
(no
on
95c
Williams &
Wilson
2-
1
9C
(quar.)
in
loans
1st
stock
was
+
Electric. 5%
Stock
1
mon
3preferred (quar.)
4.25%. preferred (quar.)——
Wilcox
3-
financing
♦Effective
2-24
3-10
in
notes secured by
stock
per
(quar.)
Williams Bros,
1
which
upon
Common
2-24
income
(qu.ar.)__
preferred
3-
~
3-
$1.25
facilities,
equipment
cumulative
5-
(quar.)_
White Pass & Yukon Corp.
Wiebolt Stores,
1
3-
70c
2-15
3-27
4.. „
6 Va %
3
3-
._T
Company
Whitaker Paper Co
Machine
3-
$1
(quar.)
Weyerhaeuser
Stag
2-28
3-31
of
(quar.)_
preferred
Whitin
3-15
Trust—
$.007
Avenue
Authorized
$1.50
British
air-conditioned
Diego
profitable
subsidiary
.
,
Carolina,
Plan
the
for
out.
Toro
res¬
location)
the net
the
restaurant
1960
facilities
including
hotel,
company
Interim
62V2c
—
(quar.)_
Inc.
2nd preferred
White
2-25
for
(Georgei, Ltd., class A
Class
2-17
3-10
35c
___
preferred B
the
J30c
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Co., common (quar.)—
3.80
3-15
25c
Pierre,
tourist
and
trades.
CAPITALIZATION
3
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Utilities Corp.
Westmoreland,
3-
and
land
$1.20
(quar.)
_
about
to
Swiss
The
1-31
1
depositary.
Stationery—
&
preferred
Western
3-
12%
share after
expenses
The
32c
1
Dividend
was
the
of
in
hotel,
supporting
pool
the
present
furniture
25C
Investment
of
1951.
comparable
United
States.
continental
another
operation
The
Hotel
with
business
of
2-17
11c
(quar.)——
Stockholders
the
2-10
3-27
$1.25
—
Ordinary
struction
1
36c
(quar.
preferred
Western
of
7 Vac
Western Casualty & Surety (Kansas) (quar.)
Western Insurance Securities, common-
6%
2-10
75c
(quar.)
common
and
1
50c
;
(quar.)—
Breweries. Ltd.
Canada
the
tourist
2-16
25c
___
,—
preferred
Western
corporation,
De
on
current
as
swimming
3-
5%
common
known
together
3-31
period
Kesselman
lounge,
by
——
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lines
the
respectively, and
respectively,
with
operations
3-10
8c
(stock dividend)
preferred
be
to
Inc.—
(quar.)
the
occupied
from
primarily for the
adjacent to the restaurant.
2-28
$1.12
class A com.—
com.
same
of
Feb.
on
beginning
year
Our
considered
financing program
construction and furnishing
3-
22 Vac
—
America,
1
4-
$1.12 V2
25c
Fund,
Investors
West Chemical Products Inc.,
$5 preferred (quar.)
$1.44
2-24
——
.
(increased)—
Co.
Wesco Financial
West
3-15
3-10
(quar.)—
Wellington Fund (from net invest, income)
Western
3-31
20c
Quarterly out of investment income—
Washington Natural Gas (quar.)
_!
Washington Water Power
(quar.)
Weeden
8C
37V2C
(extra)—
(quar.) —
is
the
2167.;,
Thrift
under
Manufacturing Corp.—Sales, Net Down—
registered
of
business
in
Ohio,,
p.
South
and
of
name
of
share
modern
a
style,
$8,072,
rooms,
——.—
Company, common
preferred
2-15
1
Co.—
————
(quar.)_
3-16
1
3-
31V4C
(quar.)
Pharmaceutical
preferred
$4.50
pfd.
$1.25
4-
20c
(quar.)
Washburn
and
in
restaurant
income
Rico
the
occupied
Swiss
restaurant
restaurants
the
net
The
consisted
one
($9 par).
operations
in
;.i92,
corporation,
founding
(quar.)—_
Corp.,
Warner-Lambert
Common
city
(when
continue
1955,
authentic
in
unit
and
Puerto
a
and
commenced
December
PROCEEDS—The
(Jim>
Warner
since
Inc.,
acquire
Rico.
the
$53,825,
Productions)
Walter
Each
stock
common
which
Puerto
class
first
(Walt)
Disney
securities.
Chalet
to
decorated
Juan,
40c
—
(quar.)
Disney Productions
San
1952
in
Restaurant
30c
•
—
10
par
BUSINESS—Swiss
organized
Chalet
+20c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
class
Co..
pfd.
$4.50
no
and,
Maryland
the
operates
Despite the general reduction in demand for durable goods which
began early last year, the -six-months earnings report was the com¬
pany's second best
for
the
past
four
years,
Toro's
management
Co.
firm's
of
under
company
the past six months were $79,206, or 33 cents a share,
compared with the record high in the first half of fiscal 1959-60
when earnings were $310,311 or $1.35 a share. Current
earnings were
based on 225,847 shares
outstanding on Jan. 31, 1961.
Corporation and
IOC cumulative first preferred stock
2-24
3-
5c
10c
this
of
share
one
Pennsylvania,
the
reported
Earnings
page
&
down
managed
Corp.,
Toro
Inc., New York 5, N. Y., and
Compania Financeria. de Inversiones, Inc., San Juan,
Puerto Rico, publicly offered at $10 per unit, 115,000
7
20c
——
Lta
from
Brooks
Snyder
August,
Corp., " with
headquarters-'at
Two
Gateway
Pa„ operates a chain of 32 consumer finance offices
In
nance, Corp.—v.
pointed
W.
P.
7
$1.56 V*
4*2%
Co.,
are
Virginia,
Canadian non-residents tax.
' -'"-v
15%
tax.
Investment News
2-23
Goodwill Station)—
(The
funds, less
General
3
12 VaC
Iron__——
&
3-
3%
(quar.)
Mold
R
corrected payment
is indicated here,
M.'F.
last
Investment
states.;
offices
In
The
incorrect.
was
date
income
five
Finance
date
"
building,
W
Non¬
source.
2-24
1
(quar.)
(increased)
the
the
4
3-
3-
?31V4C
—
(quar.)
Corp.
at
tax.
record
S.
in
tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
published
in U.
dividend.
for this
funds,
Corp.
anticipated upturn in the national
unemployment in some of the company's areas
the delinquency rate and easing the com¬
problems in depressed areas.
collection
Thrift
the
of
the
relieve
cutting
Center, Pittsburgh,
4
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
income
Jamaica
1
3-15
(quar.)
common
preferred
Vulcan-Hart
7
35c
preferred
3-10
that
expects
should
operations,
fiscal
1
3-
$1.50
(increased quar.)_
Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Von's Grocery Co. (increased-quar.)—
Vogt
3-
3-
"
I2V2C
5%
3-31
——
closed
not
and/or
2-24
3-15
(quar.)—
Dare,
pany's
40c
company
dustry,
2-10
2
35c
,
(quar.)—
Viking Pump Co
Virginia Coal & Iron Co.
of
3-15
5 \
40C
—
(quar.)
class A
Trust (increased)———
Grey
4-
■
12V2C
Co.__.t-_.
Victory Markets, class A
2-28
3-31
2-15
1
4-15
$1.25
Ltd.,
Mfg.,
3-
30c
Vermont
Viceroy
3-10
Uc
The
2-1U
(quar.)
Inc.
2-15
2-14
preferred A (quar.)__
Steel
(reduced)
Ale,
3-15
This
3-10
Van Sciver (J. B.), 5%
&
Less
x
(stock dividend)
inc.
Co.,
.The report includes the consolidated
earnings
Co.,- which was merged into Thrift Investment
$1.25
(quar.).
(quar.):
books
y Previously
2
16c
Food
•'
8-31
3M5
from
2c
income)
Van
V 5-31
'
4-10
2-15
Value Line Special Situation Fund—
from
9-15
20c
Supply Co. Ltd.
2-28
t Payable
(14c
or
slightly more than
10%,
over
the
$9,same quarter of
fiscal 1960. Shares outstand¬
at the end of the quartet- totalled 336,357,V compared with the ' '
335,517' outstanding for the same period of fiscal ■ 1960.■
ing,
10%
(increased)
3-
50c
(quar.)
up
$1,033,927,
791,976, reached for the
2-28
economy
2-20
15C
common
6-15
10c
—
dividend)-———
Youngstown Sheet fic Tube (quar.)—.——
2-15
3-
$1,061/4
::—---—
Power
1
2-28
15C
(Chicago)
Bank
—
(stock
Raceway
3-15
10c
___
Quarterly—
65C
—
National
Quarterly
Yonkers
825,903,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
25c
_
(quar,
common
(quar.)
Quarterly
Utah
1
121/2 c
______
4l/»% preferred
Co.
(increased)
Upson-Walton
Uptown
Corp.,
6
3-
$1,121/2
Whelan
Insurance
6
3-
Share
(quar,)—
:
.
%
Universal
,3-
3-15
-
United
United
3-15
3-15
25c
17 Vic
(quar.)
Stockyards
30c
433/»C
Batteries
Yocam
.
(quar.).-,-——.
(quar.—
When
Per
Name of Company
2-10
3-10
75c
(quar.)_
common
S.
U.
Steel Corp.,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
company's
of
loss
operating
carry
or
$2.23
dividends;
per
normal
losses
on
com¬
comparable
common
forward
per
on
pre¬
share.
income
taxes
sustained
expired
in
in
1959.
earnings
figure reflects a favorable adjustment result¬
ing from
certain
litigation settlements, which resulted in a con¬
tribution
to
earnings after taxes of $240,064.—V.
193, p. 52.
United
Artists
Krim, President
Feb. 24
Corp.—Private
of United
Placement—Arthur
Artists
B.
Corp., announced on
that arrangements have been
concluded for the
private placement by the company with a small group
of institutional investors of
$10,000,000 of 6% subordi¬
nated notes due Feb.
1, 1976, and ten-year warrants to
Volume
Number
193
6033
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
purchase 200,000 shares of common stock of the
pany at prices in excess of the present market.
PROCEEDS1—Mr.
the
of
sion
The
certain
of
repayment
&
that
the
will
funds
for
and
be
and
used
the*'
for
continued
the
ai
192,
p.
company
expan¬
in
liability
and
ranged by
1243r "
F.
Eberstadt
;
'
«
-
&
Co.,
Lazard
and
sary
for
lines
:
of
&
Manufacturers, Inc. — Private
sold privately to an institu¬
tional investor $47,500,000 of 4%% note due March 1,
1981, it was announced by J. W. Schwab, Chairman of
the Board. Of the total proceeds, $32,000,000 constituted
a refunding designed to extend maturities and modern¬
ize provisions of existing obligations.
The .balance of
the proceeds was added to working capital. The trans¬
action
was
arranged
through
Lehman
Brothers.
—V. 193, p. 750.
firm
The
the
last
sales
Net
15%, C.
based
fell
Production
last
to
price
year
share,
of
as
against
as
on Feb. 21.
$474,625, or
was
per
during
relatively
the
15%
The
rubber.
the
The
company's
decline
in
development,
the
at
previous
of
sales
1959.
1960
in
anticipated.
rate
for recovering nylon molding resin from
announced last year, is in the final stages
was
Mr.'-Peterson
said,
field
and
tests
show
date
to
During last
S.
reclaim
under
installed
A
new
A
at
joint
plants
rubber
a
the
the
company
SEC
offered
burg,
$19
Va.
The
V.
and
Rubber
to
are
be
Vitro
&
Co.,
used
income
',;fl'•
;"r-'
for
other
common shares,
1960.
31,
similar
The
of
interests
A
company
proposes
less
in
of
properties
be
through
offered
its
engage
in
stock,
City,
1961,
which
the
The
the
a
1,
debentures
and
under
fee
for
their
and
(3)
persons
to
third,
a
public sale at
directors^
Delaware
construction,
company
law
in
$10
per
share
January
1961
investment and operation
proposes
to
all, but
certain properties
acquire
exchange
in
shares.
The
will receive 25%
and 50%
interests respectively, are Korvette Building, East 44th and 45th Sts.,
and
635
Madison Ave., New York City. The seven properties are
10
East
40th St.,
New York City; Tidelands Motor Inn, Tuscon, Ariz.;
Caravan Motor Inn, Phoenix,
Ariz.; Glen Meadow Apartments,
Cin¬
cinnati, Ohio; Gwynne Buildings, Cincinnati, Ohio; and the Mayflower
Hotel and Mayflower Motel in Atlantic City, N. J.
The leaseholds of
latter
Hotel
and
by the
two
Lake
company
properties,
Trail
in
Service
Equipment, Inc.— Common
offering of 135,000 shares of
Equipment, Inc.
&
construction
a
of
$565,252,
$.47
or
1960. This compares
a share for the year
special charges
no
minority
in¬
$60,301,229
stock.
proceeds
BUSINESS—Wollard,
the
from
from
the
wtih
electronics,
systems and
and space programs and operations management of the
Test
Florida.
1960 figures, Vitro President Frank B.
Range,
Eglin
Jewett, Jr.
announcing the
that
manufacture
with
of
variety
the
operating results for January, 1961, were more favorable
been anticipated and support the expectation that the year
had
West
Wabash
a
Feb.
considered
and
mercial
veyors
planes.
service
SALES—For
net
It
also
docks,
sells
lavatory
platforms
ment
sales
of
the
,
six
$740,843,
months
,y
Lake
City,
Utah;
193,
Chattanooga,
148.
p.
t.ie
$4.50
21,
of
1,
stock.—V.
p.
general
the
and
A,
earned
been
Los
192,
together
for
in
the
the
with
Palm
fee
Beach,
$775,000
of
of
the
Mayflower
acquired
debentures. The net
Fla.,
were
Securities and Exchange
share
a
close
1961.-—V.
McKnight,
L.
Manufacturing
193,
of
the
on
business
The
corporation
the
SEC
par
($2
March
to
1961,
646.
.p.
Chairman
of
of
Board
the
Minnesota
on
Feb.
6,
1961
1
Department
of
Warner-Lambert
and
3M
the
under
anti-trust
The
laws.
mutually agreed to terminate negotiations."—V. 192,
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS"I'M1
FOR FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT POSTAL
SERVICE-LEARN
THE"ABC's"OF
GOOD MAILING HABITS!
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
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LETTERS AND PACKAGES!
p.
845.
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
Western Development Co.
from
oil
Colo., company had substantially improved revenues
gas
sales and royalties for the fiscal 1961 first half,
and
31,
cording
to
This
lQdtJf'to
W.
Dec.
fiscal
of Delaware—Revenues Up
Denver,
ended
B.
a
record
$340,994,
cents
share,
a
loss
net
a
of
operating
revenues
for
$1,000,217,
a
61%
increase
before.
Reflected in
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE!
ac¬
$42,389
the
for
comparable
period.
and
reacned
17
or
President.
Macey,
with
contrasted
1960
Sales
the
over
six
just
ended
volume the
months
$620,298
the
-AND-
year
greatly
the
in
the
peak
during
like
the
185,694
the
and
Willcox
six
the
Gibbs
months,
with
compared
&
the
fiscal
areas,
first
1961
operations
Mountain
by
Mr.
the
year
and
499,328
were
said.
in
Oil
177,220 barrels
sales amounted to 1,Royalties
increased
to
gas
MCF.
before.—V.
half
company
Macey
totaled 283,043 barrels, against
1960
$49,860
from
for
land
and
Rocky
period
fiscal
MCF,
$68,222
profits
drilling
accelerated
Mid-Continent
salt's
192,
p.
Sewing Machine Co.
2066.
,
Disposes of
Machine Rights—
See
Draper
Insurance
shares
187,000
shares
and
at
supplied
by
holders,
be
as.
made
dealers,
of
for
$5
the
share,
shares
5413
common
share,
amendment.
company
of
by
2168.
Offering—
by
the
The
company
proposes
to
offer
stockholders on a share for share
date for subscriptions to be
record
Concurrently with such offering to share¬
to make a public offering, at $5.50
126,000 shares and such of the 187,000
proposes
the
arc*
who
p.
Washington Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.,
with
the
SEC
on
Feb.
17
covering
stock.
subscription
per
191,
Co.—Proposes
West
statement
registration
313,000
per
of
company,
a
basis
above.—V.
Corp.,
Wilshire
This
filed
at
the
company
30,
Sept.
remaining
not
purchased
by shareholders.
The
public
offering
will
company.-.officers... .and through
salesmen
and security
receive a commission of $.4125 per share sold.
will
had
1959.
letter
a
—
Files
With
•
of
notification
with
%
MIIS r.'.U'Uf'N
many
This
1960,
Calif.
;
during which the merger has been held in abeyance has
problems for each of the companies, as well as an air
of uncertainty which makes it difficult for management to deal with
these problems. Consequently, the boards of our respective companies
have
carts,
water
mobile con¬
The proceeds are to be used to discharge contract payable, accounts
payable, and notes payable and for working capital.—V. 191, p. 1818.
time
created
30,
$445,596
filed
California.
Mining
and Elmer H. Bobst, Chairman of the Board
Pharmaceutical Co., on Feb. 16 issued the following
of Justice has made a searching investigation at
the request of our companies extending over the past several months.
It has not expressed an opinion on the legality of the proposed com¬
long
and
covering 150,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
share), through Standard Securities Corp., Los Angeles,
pay¬
31,
hangar
per
stock
preferred
on
engaged
The com¬
•
Angeles,
Co.,
statement:
bination
baggage
towbars,
Commission—
mortgage
authorized
and
is
and
2658.
Wonderbowl, Inc.,
common
1961.
$4.50
the
at
record
of Warner-Lambert
"The
trucks,,
Sept.
with
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—Merger Off—
William
&
Fla.,
field
completion of the current financing, out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of 327,500 shares of
Tenn.;
the Board
determined
that
the
full di¬
on
the preferred stock had also been earned
payment
of
April
on
series
had
B,
April
on
share
a
authorized
shareholders
v
,
ended
compared
**
meeting,
same
of
bonds,
series
full
in
by the
facility
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
Pay Interest, Dividend—
income
bonds,
thereof
payable
Miami,
ground,
used
plant
military aircraft.
stands,
and
and loaders.
Board of Directors held in New York, N. Y.,
results of operation for the year 1960 were
Board declared
that the interest on
the general
the
4%
income
vidend
Salt
J.;
and Los Angeles, Calif.—V.
RR.—To
4Vi%'
and
be
new
a
is the principal producer of the portable stairs used in the major
airports throughout the United States for entering and leaving com¬
meeting of the
16,
1961,
the
mortgage
At
N.
Orange,
Eglin AFB, Fla.,
At
in
of
and
will
of
pany
be
a
good one for the company.
Vitro Corporation of America,
headquartered in New York City, operates major units at Silver Spring,
on
financing
headquarters
wide
a
will
Md.;
the
equipment used to service commercial
'-l
compared
1960 sales came
com¬
.
company for-the construction and" equipment
and for additional working capital.
in
company's
•.
for
and
stock
common
company
Apartments
exchange
and
a price of $4
per share was made on Feb. 24 by Amos
Treat & Co., Inc., and
Bruno-Lenchner, Inc. The offer¬
trucks,
80%, of the capital interests in seven
and 25%
and 50%
interests, respectively, in two others
for
the
$2,822,000
of debentures
and
746,350
class A
in
Mar.
and
than
properties
filed
covering
due
which
certain
to
for
officers
organized
properties.
York
15,
debentures
A
at
PROCEEDS—Net
New
common
issued
were
two
A
Aircraft
Offered—Public
Wollard Aircraft Service
ing marks the first public sale of the
Feb.
on
Stock
mon
by the company in exchange for out¬
limited partnerships,
(2)
$775,000 of
certain
to
Street,
SEC
subordinated
class
offered
in
40th
the
7.2%,
which
was
to
estate
East
with
be
shares
company
real
10
shares
to
are
debentures
the
and
746,350
class
30,000
of
15-year,
interests
leasehold
oy
of
wS
of
class
1961.—
$1)
(par
Pont
This group includes systems engineering for Polaris
ships,
antisubmarine
warfare,
telemetry receivers
missile
for missile
than
Dec.
immediate
their
and
held 16,747
be
Joseph Eckhaus and Leon Spilky directors
own
20 class A and 50,000 class B
shares, respectively
The class B
shares are convertible, share for
share, into class A shares.
to
be
Lynch¬
Charlottesville, Va.
plan for
Inc.,
for
k.;
$58,118,193,
totaled
1960
development group.
In
Parks,
own,
60
owns
and
will
outstanding
Feb. 23 reported consolidated net income of $723,-
on
net
Half of Vitro's
said
and its principal shareholders,
Co.
on
of
shares
funds.
has
claTfi stock
of
President and Board Chairman,
B shares,
A
with
Co.,
du
1959, before special charges of $1,476,663. There were
1960.
Income for both years includes tax credit
terest.'
Gulf
outstanding stock,
3.2%
shkres
305,000
class
working
company
re¬
was
notification
of
stock
I.
in
and
&
Wheeler
they
own
Lester
shares.
officials
and
and
the
Corp. of America—Net Up, Sales Down—
consolidated
Sales
common
class-A
30,000
general
Charlottesville,
letter
a
common
Francis
411^'or $.60 a share for the year ended Dec. 31,
1959.
and
onn^nn class
Y
200,000
and
indebtedness,
1286.
p.
The corporation
with
187,000
Management
William
statement
of
certain
England
Ltd. of
England,
Co.,
Liverpool,
filed
of
through
Cassell
F.
C.
1961
shares
7,414
share,
per
proceeds
189,
Feb. .10,
on
covering
at
of
shares
company's sale of the
investment
to
854.
p.
Virginia Telephone £, Telegraph Co.,
Virginia—Files With SEC—
The
all
in
writing other
the California
100
the
future
addition
companies in. Argentina and Italy.
is*^ynder construction in Israel.
Dunlop
plant in
reclaiming
193,
will
neces¬
policies
into
permission
be
to
foi
In
53
process
agreement with
announced.—V.
cently
of licensee
employing
venture
build
to
/
the
plant
business
require
and Parks
and
corporation,
standing
the
Rubber Reclaiming Co. continued to extend
operations. Additional equipment for production of
the
company's patented
"Reclaimator"
process
was
U.
year,
international
of the
shares
two
net
will
its
said
additional
write
outstanding
President.
as
Jr.,
$2,822,000
and
earnings he ascribed to
during the last half of the
decline were start-up costs
Miss., and the accumulation
inventories in the first half
grades
to
expand
the
,
funds
used
Wollard
has
now
listed
Parks,
This
(li
not
most
(which
insurance,
and
in.
sale of its stock
the
proceeds from
Commissioner).
registration
of
affected
to
of
capital
Wolf Corp.—Files Financing Plan—
,
year.
73,938.000 in
results.
promising
Its
-
share,
per
process
new
which
tires,
scrap
of
liquidated
not
the
level
high
generally unfavorable business conditions
Other factors contributing; to the
at the company's new plant in Vicksburg,
by many rubber manufacturers of large
were
Dec.
which
year
$1.06
1959. Earnings are
31, 1960. Net sales
$7,057,227
year.
which
in
declined
earnings
and
65,980,000 pounds last year from
increase
reclaimed
reported
1960
$1.25
1%
than
outstanding
attributed
Peterson
a
for
or
shares
$6,998,916
Mr.
President,
taxes
$557,204,
446,881
on
were
to
after
with
compared
down less
were
Peterson,
H.
income
Net
year
Inc.—Net, Sales Down—
capacity
and
outstanding stock;
8.5%
or
damage)
proceeds
additional
families and another corporation
1976
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming Co.,
its
insurance
company
Harry
Net
with
business
Hill 1 is
R.
(physical
assets.
increasing
Insurance
has
its
company
its
of
classes
Merchants
United
Placement—This
automobile
of
the
organized in 1956, began operations in June 1959
of insurance policies on Aug. 1, 1959. It is
liability, workmen's compensation, common carrier
writing
writing
investment
provide
was
the
began
engaged
business.
was
Co.—V.
stated
shorter-term debt
company's
placement
Freres
Krim
The
com¬
(957)
MAIL EARLY IN THE DAY-
IT'S THE BETTER WAY I
.c.*i
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(958)
.
.
.
Monday, February 27, 1961
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
East Nile*
ALABAMA
Demopolis
Vale St.,
Board, Ala.
Bond
water
and
.
sewer
rev-
enu?,',se^es 19?^bond4o°ffeied
ii v
awarded to
i
193, p. 752
•
j
were
syndicate composed
a
MTN& C0';» *£*25
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Berney
5V2S.
as
Due
$1,410,000 sew¬
series A bonds offered on Feb.
er,
14-—v. 19?, p. 542—were awarded
to
syndicate headed by the Bank
a
America
of
price of 100.07,
a
interest
net
T. & S. A., of San
N.
Francisco, at
cost
fniinw<..
5V2S.
,9fJLQas
11/1
of
4.12%,
Due on July 1
inclusive.
e on
y '
^2S*
o.
1,140,000
about
a
.
'
as
nnn
March 1
on
'
Bond Sale—The
Perry & Co., Inc.; Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo, Inc., and Hendrix & Mayes, Inc., at a price of
100.022,
a
net
interest
cost of
about 3.98%, as follows:
$103,000
Bond
■
Offering —• Jack G. Blue,
County Glerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland, un¬
til 10 a.m. (PST) on March 7 for
the purchase of $1,900,000 school
building bonds. Dated April 15,
1961. Due on April 15 from 1962
to
1986 inclusive. Principal arid
interest 1 (A-O)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Due
July
on
1
Sonoma
from 1974 to 1986 inclusive.
4s.
as
from
305,000
1971
Due
Due
were
March 1
on
ARIZONA
,
„
_
.
.
Apache County Sch. District No. 8
follows:
as
Bond Offering — Ben Burgess,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until
2 p.m.
(MST)
March 6 for the
on
purchase of $279,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1961.
Due
semi-annually from June
1962
1,
inclusive.
June
to
1, 1967
Principal and interest (J-D) payable
at
the
County Treasurer's
office/Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld
&
Divelbess, of Phoe-
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬
Smith, Inc., Stone & Youngberg, J. B. Hanauer & Co., Allan
Blair & Co., Cruttenden, Podesta
MacArthur
Levy, Williams
Co.,
&
Kenower,
rn
Gda
r
q
,
County,
District
Pay son
(P.
O.
School
High
Globe),
Ariz.
engatter, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
,,,
c
,
rr
u.
.
,
»
c
r»-
»
*
^llbrook Umon H.gh School
San
Calif.
Diego County,
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 10:30 a.m.
(PST)
March 7 for the purchase of
$78,000 school 1959, series B
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961. Due
on April. 1 from 1963 to 1986 inelusive. Principal 'and interest
on
payable
County
Legality apthe
at
.Treasurer's! office.
cisco.
Offering
R.
—
James,
B.
for
interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal-
ity^approved by^Gust, Rosenfeld
Treasurer's
to
1969
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
and
&
Divelbess, of Phoenix.
Legality
office.
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-
CALIFORNIA
CISCO.
District,
County, Calif.
Tulare
Bond
Sale—The
A
of
of
of
n?^n
11?
100.111,
inn
o
a
about 4.05%,
$6,000
29,000
to
4s.
as
trom
1966
on
on
Feb.
14
1967 to 1977 inclusive.
Calif.
City Community
District, Kern County,
Bond
of
Calif.
v
'
Director*
Bond
000
Sale—An
issue
_
TlectToT 1960,
was
of
series
$207,-
*A Tonds
o on<w
nf
will
542
Bank
Los
obligation
and E bondS offered on Feb. 21
~~v* 193» P- 752—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by the Bank
of America N. T. & S. A., of San
Francisco, at a price of 1Q0.031, a
000
$100>000 as 5s. Due
Principal
(M-N)
payable
Treasurer's
proved
by
of Los
Davis
and
interest
at
the
County
Legality apO'Melveny & Myers,
office.
Angeles.
Joint
School
1,260,000
Due
Dean
Witter
March
1
from
1962 to
1981
inclu-
Siuie' at the
?r^ciSal and interest
able
payCounty Treasurer's offlee. Legality approved
by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of San
|
Francisco.
&
Co.,
&*Cv' ^'rrV^'
Bender Co., Fred D.
(PST) on
March 1 for the purchase of
$50,000 school 1958, series D bonds.
Dated
March 1,
1961.
Due on
1
Hannaford
&
&
as
Blake
& Co.,
and C. N.
Talbot,
White & Co.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
vig,
bids
Angeles,
will
Clerk,
County
sealed
his
at
in
000
bonds.
Dated
on July 1 from
inclusive. Principal
improvement
April 1, 1961. Due
1998
to
interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
and
Los
Angeles
Malibu
County,
Waterworks
No.
District
vig,
Angeles,
his
at
until
for
28
will
Clerk,
bids
9
the
a.m.
in
Los
on
purchase of $3,-
1 from 1963 to 2000 in¬
Principal
and
interest
July
clusive.
(J-J)
payable
County
the
at
office.
Treasurer's
Districts,
El Dorado County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $33,000
offered
—were
on
Feb.
awarded
America
N.i
Francisco,
as
T.
14—v.
to
&
193,
The
S.
752
Bank
A.,
4.10s and
bohds
p.
of
4.20s.
of
San
50,000
sold
was
to
price of 100.014,
about
of
Angeles County Waterworks
13 (P. O. Los
Angeles), Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
bids
at
his
receive
will
Clerk,
County
office
Angeles,
in
Dated
Los
No.
1,
1962
from
1
until
May
2,
annex
Due
5s.
as
4s.
as
a
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
March
on
1
Due
March
on
1,
Due
Los
Angeles County,
on
Sale—The
Dist.,
Calif.
$210,000
3s.
as
Due
March
on
1
1975 inclusive. <*'
400,000 as 31/4S.
Due on March
from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
1
Other members of the syndicate
were
Merrill
follows:
as
Lynch,
&
Smith
Inc.;
Dean Witter & Co.; White, Weld
& Co.; Stone & Youngberg; Tay¬
lor
&
Co.;
Cruttenden, Podesta
&
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur &
Co.;
Irving ■ Lundborg
&
Co.;
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern,
Pierce,
Fenner
and C. N. White & Co.
Cobb
elec¬
1957, series E bonds offered
14—v. 193, p. 542—were
composed of
The California Bank, of Los An¬
geles, Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, and Taylor & Co., as 3V2S,
at a price of 101.20, a basis of
ohrmt
3
to
a
of
the
/
County,
Bond
rina
Offering—Jasper M. Grif¬
Due
on
Ma¬
allocation,
on
Feb. 15
p.
Levy, Williams & Stern, as
4%s, at a price of 100.209, a basis
of about 4.36%.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be
received
until
on
March
for
8
Diego County, Calif.
•
school
and
Feb.
on
sewer
16—v.
awarded
to
—
193,
The
$1,165,000
bonds
p.
offered
752—were
group composed
Manhattan Bank,
a
bidder. Legality
Atlanta.
ILLINOIS
Bureau
County
Twp. High School
No. 502 (P. O. Spring
Dist.
Sale—The $690,000 school
building bonds offered on Feb. 16
—v.
193, p. 753—were awarded
to
the First National Bank, of
and The Illinois Com¬
jointly, at a price of 100.001,
interest cost of about 3.04%,
Chicago,
pany,
net
a
follows:
as
$330,000
Dec.
1
on
inclusive.*
as 3.20s.
Due on Dec.
from 1973 to 1976 inclusive.
160,000
as 31/4S.
Due
1977 and 1978.
80,000
Clinton
Sanitary
on
1
Dec. 1,
District,
III.
Jenkins,
Clerk of the Board of Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 5
Offering—Lorin
Bond
p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 27 for the
purchase of $300,000 sewer im¬
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
Due
1961.
of
interest
bank
on
Dec.
(J-J)
or
1
from
1962
Principal and
payable
at
any
inclusive.
1980
to
York, Smith, Barney & Co.,
S. Moseley & Co., as 3.10s,
price of 100.369, a basis of
1
as 3s.
Due
from 1970 to 1972
of
Chase
2.70s. Due on Dec.
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
as
120,000
Feb.
Fairfield, Conn.
Sale
of
approved by Kelley & Mobley, of
San
CONNECTICUT
Bond
purchase
trust compariy designated
or
by the successful
'
$430,000 school
7—v. 193,
p. 543;— were awarded to The
Bank of America N. T. & S. A., of
San Francisco, and Associates, at
a price of 100.018.
on
the
will
(EST)
p.m.
and interest (M-S) payable at any
bank
Sale—The
offered
2
$350,000
hospital
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1960. Due on Sept. 1 from
1962 to 1985 inclusive. Principal
from
Unified School District,
Bond
in¬
Valley), III.
son,
bonds
1962 to
and
Dodge County (P. O. Eastman),
Georgia
I
647^—were awarded to
a group composed of Dean Witter
& Co., Goodbody & Co., and Law-
r.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the Trust
Co. of Georgia, in Atlanta. Legal¬
ity approved by Keeley & Mobley, of Atlanta.
Bond
project tax
series A bonds offered
193,
1 from
Feb.
inclusive.
1980
,
Sale—The $1,240,000
Vista
—v.
County School Dist.
fin, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on March 2 for
the purchase of $1,250,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
California
.
trust compariy
designated
and F.
by the successful .bidder.
at
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
a
about 3.05%.
New
Feb.
awarded
bonds
GEORGIA
March 1
on
The
Sch.
parking facilities
A
City of West Palm Beach, Fla.
1971 inclusive.
New
office.
High
trustee, paying agent
$1,250,000 princi¬
series
revenue
a
3.18 %,
1967 inclusive.
2%s.
as
400,000
bonds.
1961. Due on July
to
1995
iriclusive.
Monrovia-Duarte
The
—
has been
terest
from 1969 to
Vista
District No.
sealed
Manhattan Bank
pal amount 5%
^
vig,
Agent
Paying
Names
1968.
,
Los
Weeks,
of 100.767, a
price
FLORIDA
Vallejo Redevelopment Agency,
(PST)
bonds offered on
193, p. 752 — were
West Palm Beach, Fla.
29
000,000 water election 1960, series
1 bonds. Dated April 1, 1961. Due
on
a
from 1964 to
receive
office
at a
3V4S,
Bond
bonds
1960
B
21
cost
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
County
v.
—
;
$370,000 school
(P. O. Marietta), Ga.
follows:
$100,000
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Bond
tion
School
Feb.
on
interest
net
Los
9 a.m. (PST) on
for the purchase of $200,-
Feb. 28
Francisco.
receive
office
until
Bond
Gold Oak Union
series
from 1972 to
company
Inc.,
offered
150,000
Waterworks District No.
16
Feb.
appointed
syndicate headed by the Bank of
America N. T. & S. A., of San
A.,
Merrill) Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Other members of the syndicate
Yolo
p.m.
Feb. 15
S.
were as follows: Blyth & Co., Inc.,
srcjr;tc*s:r*,f: sasi t
™1V%nSea}
b^ds at hls office in
Woodland, until 2
on
The
to
1961
building
Y
and registrar for
County, Calif.
Bank, -of San
school,
193,
9 a.m. (PST) on
Feb. 28 for the purchase of $200,000 Lomita Nar.bonne ranch water
Smith
District,
33/4s.
as
from 1966 to 1986 inclusive.
000
as
&
T.
Bond Sale—The
Chase
Sale—An issue of $1,100,-
Bond
-
(P. O. Los Angeles), Calif.
Feb. 15,
on
1964 and 1965.
awarded
were
America N.
v
Wilmington), Del.
San Rafael High School District,
Marin County, Calif
Angeles County, Athens-Wood-
crest
asfoHows^ ^ of<ab°Ut 3'77%'
follows.
clusive.
—
of
Exten¬
Road,
Feb. 14
on
100.10.
National
District,
14—v.
and Marsh
sion
v;
—
$255,149 school
Feb.
on
St.,
Washington
O.
;
•
Special Sch. Dist.
basis of about 3.16%.
Bond Sale —The $449,000 1960
school, series A bonds offered on
Feb. 14
v.
193, p. 752 — were
awarded
to
The
Crocker-Anglo
of San Francisco.
Feb.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on
Feb. 28 for the purchase of
$200 -
park election 1960, series B
bonds. Dated March
15, 1961. Due
on March 15 from 1965
to 1980 in¬
Sale—The
Bond
(P.
$75,000 school,
'
County, Calif.
bonds offered
DELAWARE
Pleasant
Mount
647—were awarded
Co., at a price
p.
Francisco, at
Garden Grove Union High School
District, Orange County, Calif.
$1,360,000 genschool, series A
Dean
Marin
Rafael,
Feb. 28 for
School
Union
Lake
'■
as.
Costa
Reed Union School District,
Francisco.
Lakeport
Bridgeport.
Witter &
to
San
(M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
sealed
Bond Sale—The
in
and interest
sold to The Bank of America
N- T. & s. A., of San Francisco,
as 4s, at a price of 101.55, a baskr
eral
Services
Offering
Sutherland
Board
14 from
inclusive.
Due
__
Feb.
District,
193,
—v.
A.,
(PST) on
the
purchase of $77,000 school
1960, series A bonds. Dated March
1, 1961.
Due on March 1 from
1963 to 1985 inclusive. Principal
of about 3'80%'
follows:
as
5s. Due
as
1963
on Feb. 14
Arr^Hnn n^tj?
Ca+N> T--&
S+C°' a} a P?c*
net interest cost of
Bank'
the
S
School
Valley
Orange County, Calif.
$35,000 school,
series A bonds offered
to
Fountain
The
S.
of
office
his
at
1962
Alta Vista School
to
&
Bond Offering—Geo. S. Jones,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
the
purchase
of
$205,000
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961. Due
0n April
1 from 1962 to 1985 inelusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
1962
T.
Prin¬
awarded to Hornblower &
Calif.
series C bonds offered
Lagunitas Elementary School Dist.,
Marin County, Calif.
p.
Bond
Counties,
Sale—The
Bond
of San Francisco.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
general
Dated
N.
until 1 p.m.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Diego,
until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 28
bonds.
awarded
America
and Contra
Alameda
school
Feb. 14—v. 193,
on
were
—
of
White & Co.
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on March
8
for
the purchase of
$153,000
obligation
Aprjl 1, 1961. Due
647
p.
Bank
bids
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-
Bond Offering—Louise C. Roth-
bonds offered
&
Co
Lawson,
&
Stern, Jones, Cosgrove & Miller,
Sutro Bros. & Co., and C. N.
(A-O)
nix.
&
&
?
(P. O. St. Johns), Ariz.
syndicate
Witter
Dean
Co.,
ner
from 1995 to 2001 inclusive.
.
Other members of the
1
to 1994 inclusive.
3.90s.
as
March
on
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco. '
Calif.
County,
March 1
on
interest payable at the
Connecticut
National
Bank,
in
Feb. 1 from 1962 to 1986 inclusive.
Sale—The $175,000
Bond
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
592,000
County Clerk, will receive seaiea
bids at his office in Redding, un¬
2 p.m* (PST) on Feb. 27 for
the
purchase of $25,000 school
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on
til
District,
1961. Due
1,
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Pleasanton Joint School District,
Union School
March
"
Offering—A. Ray Taylor,; cipal and
Bond
Francisco.
Healdsburg
4s.
as
Shasta
Hayward. Union High Sch. Dist., / Morley
School \ District,
Alameda County, Calif. ; r>'\
\r N"; ;v- County, Calif. ■
Kern County),
California
Sale—The $1,000,000 first
jnortgage
Community Svcs. Dist.,
1 (P. O. 1417
Imp. Dtst. No.
Waterworks and Sewer
Fairfield
(P. O. Bridgeport),
Cook County
Bond
First
Offering—Wm. H. Raache,
will
receive
Selectman,
sealed bids until 11:30
(EST)
Feb. 28 for the purchase of
$540,000 school 1961 bonds. Dated
on>
School District No. 35
(P. O. Glencoe), III.
Connecticut
group
Legality
Chicago.
of
a.m.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
Feb.
Co.,
_
1
$125,000
building bonds offered on
was sold to Goodbody
&
15
as
3VsS, at
_J!
a
price of 100.256,
Q
1 t\Of-
Volume 193
Number 6033
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
^
(959)
Cook County, Western
School District No. 101
Springs
Principal and interest (A-O)
Sale—The
Bond
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
$025,000 school
building bonds offered
Feb. 20
on
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
man
193, p. 753—were awarded to
Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Mc-
—v.
Cormick & Co., jointly, at a
St.
100.044, a net interest cost of
about 3.24%, as follows:
3V4s.
as
from 1964 to
105,000
as
-3y4s.
3%s.
as
from 1977 to
;
,
-
:
Due on Oct.
1979 inclusive.
1
~
and interest
bank
on
(J-D) payable at
trust company
or
to
Newman Securities
inclu¬
2000
of
par,
about
bank
Bond Sale—An issue of
of
2%s.
as
7'-'\
-
7.
Offering—James E. Rees,
80,000
or
Due
3.30s.
as
3V4s.
as
3V2s.
Due
635,000
1
sold
Due
designated
7
100.0003.
at
'•/ "
7
7,
.
.
Dist.
of
Clive
"
received
until
March
for
7
8
1962
bonds.
on Nov.
inclusive.
1980
to
Legality approved by Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
Des Moines..
7
7
;
9
1
Hammond Park District, Ind.
Bond Offering—Joseph
bonds wai sold
The Municipal Bond Corpora¬
sewerage revenue
to
tion,
5s.
as
Bond
Normal
State
Illinois
(CST) on
March 7 for the purchase of $400,000 park bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
Canal
land,
University
O. Normal), III.
Sale—The $4,000,000 stu¬
(P.
Bond
offered
bonds
awarded
to
a
terest
193,
met
syn-
til
follows:
as
>
Pierce, Fenner
& Smith Inc., Dean Witter & Co.,
Hornblower
&
Weeks,. R.
W.
Pressprich & Co., William Blair
& Co., Bacon, Whipple & Co., The
Lynch,
Merrill
...
Illinois
(J-J) payable at the Calu¬
National Bank of Hammond.
Co., Julien Collins & Co.,
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., John
W. Clarke & Co., Mullaney, Wells
16
Feb.
&
Co., Inc.
awarded
1961
100,000
as
3s. Due on Dec. 1 from
to
as
inclusive.
1968
3y4s.
Due on Dec.
1
from 1969 to 1972 inclusive.
115,000
as
Due on Dec. 1
SV^s.
from 1973 to 1976 inclusive.
193, p. 753 — were
The Harris Trust &
to
about 2.46%.
Bond
-
Offering—Albert F. Scrib-
March
purchase of $1,455,000
revenue,
series
1960
bonds. Dated April 1, 1960.
Due
on
April 1 from 1963 to 2000 in¬
clusive.
Legality
aporoved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Consolidated Sch.
District No. 305 (P. O. Laura),
County
Rock
Bond
Offering
Raymond P.
Botch, City Manager,, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 27 for the purchase of $325,000
sewerage
Dated Feb. 1,
1
from
1962
—
bonds.
revenue
1961. Due
to-
1981
on
April
inclusive.
of
Fahey,
to
a
193,
group
Securities
Bond
753—were awarded
composed of The City
p.
&
Corp.,
Indianapolis
Share Corp., and Raf-
Hughes & Co., Inc.,
price of 100.024, a basis
as
3s, at
of
about
a
2.99%.
1
;
$133,000
Company, -and Russell
Co., jointly, as 4V4s.
first
Long
urban
struction bonds offered on Feb. 6
648—were awarded
The First of Iowa Corporation,
to
as
193,
p.
2.40s and 2.60s.
Additional Sale
The $16,000
time
Johnson
31/2S.
were
of
awarded to Vera
Chariton,
as
3s
and
The
to
redevelopment
offered
Boston
center
and
on
and
urban
Brothers, at
as
interest
a
of
about
a
3.15%,
follows:
as
6s.
Due
on
Nov.
as
3.20s.
Due
on
Nov.
from 1976 to 1982 inclusive.
845,000
as
3Y4s.
Due
on
lV4s.
Due
on
Nov.
from 1996 to 1998 inclusive.
follows:
syndicate
Hemphill, Noyes
& Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Bacon,
Stevenson & Co.;
Hallgarten &
Co.; Ira Haupt & Co., and Folger,
Nolan, Fleming, W. B. Hibbs & Co.
were as
Safe
March
from
1,
1961.
Due
Principal and interest
able
at
the
of
Bank
National
Boston.
by
proved
-
on
1962 to 1971 inclu¬
sive.
pay¬
Shawmut
Legality
Storey,
as 4s. Due on May
1981 to 1990 inclusive.
West
—were
,
act
of
1948
bonds
Co., Inc., as 3V4s, at a price of
100.43, a basis of about 3.19%.
Bond Sale—The
$2,500,000 school
project loan, act of 1948 bonds of¬
fered on Feb. 15—v. 193, p. 753—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by Smith, Barney & Co.,
and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, as
3s, at a price of 100.399, a basi3
of
about 2.95%.
Other members of the
were
as
follows:
syndicate
Eastman Dillon,
Securities
& Co.;
L. F.
Rothschild & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen
Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Darkness
&
Shafto, Inc.;
*Winslow,
Hill,
Inc.;
Lyons
&
Chace, Whiteside &
Inc.; Loker, Sparrow &
Co., and White & Co.
syndi¬
Wade, Inc.;
Moody, Inc., and Lyons &
Shafto, Inc.
cells & Co.; Walter J.
Mich.
$30,000 gen¬
water < supply sys¬
New Lothrop,
Bond
v.
Sale—The
offered
bonds
193,
p.
on
Feb.
15—
649—were awarded to
McDonald-Moore & Co.
Riverview, Mich.
Bond
Sale^—An issue of $24,000
special assessment street improve¬
ment 1960 bonds offered on Feb.
to Kenower, MacAr¬
thur & Co.
Dated Nov. 1,
from
1
1961
1960. Due on Nov.
to
1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at any bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of Detroit.
St. Ignace
School District, Mich.
Bond. Sale—The
Union
&
the
Juran &
13 was sold
Woburn, Mass.
of
follows: H. V. Satt¬
as
ley & Co., Inc.; Stranahan, Har¬
Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.;
Donovan, Gilbert & Co.; McDonald-Moore & Co.; Charles A. Par-
on
&
1
ris &
tem
Feb. 21—v. 193, p. 856
awarded to Halsey, Stuart
Due on May
members
Other
cate were
eral obligation
$535,000 school
1 from
from *1991 to 1993 inclusive.
ap¬
Boylston, Mass.
loan,
225,000 as 3%s.
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge,, of Boston.
Nov.
from 198J to 1995 inclusive.
195,000 as
MacArthur &
650,000
sold
Feb. 15
price of 100.011,
cost
sewer
headed by Kenower,
$100,000
of 1948
was
2.46%.
193, p. 543—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Lehman
net
act
Feb. 14
Deposit &
Boston, as 2%s, at a
price of 100.377,, a basis of about
—v.
a
loan,
on
Trust Co., of
offered
Other members of the
—
improvement bonds offered at the
same
civic
center,
renewal bonds
455,000
Bond
project
project
from 1967 to 1975 inclusive.
Chariton, Iowa
Sale — The $23,000 con¬
school
bonds offered
Bond Sale—The
Sale—The $2,080,000 voted
Bond
medical
were
-
bonds of¬
on Feb. 14—v. 193, p. 752—
awarded
to
a
syndicate
obligation
fered
.7
Bond Sale—An issue of
&
Louisville, Ky.
$585,000
IOWA
"
Dated
mortgage 1960 revenue bonds of¬
fered on Feb. 14—v. 193, p. 753—
were
awarded to The Kentucky
7'
eral
>
'
Sale—The
Bond
Lansing), Mich.
Sale—The $1,500,000 gen¬
Bond
474,000 school bonds. Dated Dec, Co., at a price of 100.026, a net
15, 1960.
Due on Dec. 15 from interest cost of about 3.93%, as
1961 to 1980, inclusive.
Principal follows:
*
and interest payable at the State
$22O,O0O as 4V4s. Due on May 1
Street Bank & Trust Co., in Bos¬
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
ton. Legality approved by Storey,.
405,000 as 3%s. Due on May 1
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
from 1971 to 1980 inclusive.
"
-
on
..Meridian Township (P. O.
-
State
Street,
Franklin
Ill
Dept.,
March 1
O.
building bonds offered on Feb. 17
—v.
Island, III.
&
Hays
'
—v.
pal
Due
1961.
troit...
re¬
Boston, until 2 p.m. (EST) op
March 2 for the purchase of $1,-
Wade,
Metropolitan Sch. District
188 North Wabash St.,
Wab"*h), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $414,000 school
(P.
Sale—The
$95,000 school
building bonds offered on Feb. 17
—v. 193, p. 753—were awarded to
McDougal & Condon, Inc.
Carl
Lexington Municipal Improvement
Corporation, Ky.
,
the
Illinois
7
Bond
Skaggs,
by
dormitory
Wabash
—
Louisville.
Business
Finance, will receive sealed
for
Offering
purchase of $120,000 voted
hospital bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Interest F-A.
Legality approved
Vice-President/of
.
Len-
the
c/o
1,
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
any
bank or trust company
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De-
Wellesley, Mass.
for the
Valparaiso,
bids
Feb.
Dated
July. 1 from 1962 to 1990 inclusive.
Callable as of July 1, 1971. Prin¬
(P. O.
Street Bank & Trust Co., Munici¬
Kentucky
Bond
cost of about 3.84%.
(P. O. Greensburg),
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until-1 p.m. (CST) on Mar. 7
Indiana
ner,
and
7;'/ 7'_
7
J
University,
Valparaiso
7;
sealed
ceive
of
composed
7,at
District Chairman, will
hoff,
syndicate
a
& Co., Watling,
and Walter J.
Wade, Inc., as 5s, 4s, 3%s and 3%s,
at a price of 100.092, a net interest
:n J
Offering—Bernard
Boston:
Savings Bank, of Chicago, as 2V2S,
a. price
of 100.213, a basis of
fensperger,
Peoria
KENTUCKY
Green County
at
8
-
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
son, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
'•;> 7.7 ■
school
offered on
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
_
McHenry County Consol. Sch. Dist.
Nq. 13 (P. O. Richmond), III.
Bond Sale—The $370,Ouu scnool
building bonds offered on Feb. 15
—v. 193, p. 753—were awarded to
Shearson, Hammill & Co., and
Ballman
& Main,
jointly, at a
price of 100.001, a net interest cost
of about 3.31%, as follows:
$155,000
bonds
v.
—
&
Co., Allan Blair «Sc Co., Hutch¬
inson, Shockey & Co., Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Indianapolis Bond
& Share Corp., and F. S. Yantis
p.m.
purchase
Bond Sale-—The $260,000
improvement
Bond
to
ower, Mac Arthur
Lerchen
Co.,
basis of about 3.23%. 7
a
14, Mich.
issue of $870,-
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., Ken-
price of JOp.05,
North Adams), Mass.
(CST) on March 3 for
of $548,000 student
housing and student union 1960
bonds. Dated April 1, 1960. Due
on April 1 from
1963 to 2000 in¬
clusive.
Interest A-O.
Legality
and in¬
sold
Industry
-
gional School District
Offering—Paul W. Sherfy,
Richmond School City, Ind.
"
v*
Principal
2
the
1 from 1963 to
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
7. /
diqate headed bv White, Weld &
Co., at a price of 100.0114.
Other members of the syndicate
were
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1987
1961
revenue
Feb. 20:—v.
on
753—were
p.
hall
residence
dent
1961. Due
'
$48,000 school
Feb. 16—v. 193,
awarded
to
The
National
Bank, of Port¬
a
Sale—An
Bond
000 bonds offered on Feb. 20 was
on
3V4s, at
p.
428—were
Kindred & Co.
193,
Hart School District No.
Sale—The
as
14—v.
awarded to Barcus,
Northern Berkshire Vocational Re¬
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
.
'
—
Feb.
753—were
p.
McPherson), Kansas
Bond
I
MASSACHUSETTS
receive Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
~
/
E. Klen,
will
Controller,
City
'7
Township (P. O.
lie), Mich.
Bond Sale
The $150,000 toivn
hall limited tax bonds offered on
Crosse
(P. O. Chesterville), Maine
.
KANSAS
Sale—An issue of $40,000
Bond
Grosse He
the First of Michigan Corporation,
Farmington
-
bonds offered
McPherson College (P. O.
-
'
'
•
.
Chesterville
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
the
group com¬
a
cost of about 2.52%.
School Administrative District No.
$160,000 school building
Dated April 1, 1961.
Due
III.
Feb. 15
on
MAINE
O.
(P.
7
■
Feb. 15,
Van
Indepen¬
Offering—Sealed bids will
from
J.
•
Rural
on
1
Due
on
awarded' to
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
McDonald-Moore & Co., and H. V.
Sattley & Co., as 4Y4s and 2V2S, at,
a price of 100.0173, a net interest
Ingen & Co., Inc.;
Weil, Labouisse, Freidrichs & Co.; Commerce Trust Co..
of Kansas City; Wm. E, Pollock
& Co., Inc.; Stranahan, Harris &
Co.; Kohlmeyer & Co.; Seasongood & Mayer, and Thomas & Co,
Clive), Iowa
<
Bond
price, of
a
B.
1,
I
V
Township
.
offered
on
on
•
special
1961-A bonds:
Feb. 20-r-v. 193, p. 753
series
—were
•
Other members of the syndicate
follows: Blair & Co.; Inc.;
Feb.
on
/
"
Sch.
dent
15
were as
$165,000 school
9—v. 193,
were awarded to John
—
Walnut
Northern Trust
The
to
Nov.
on
3.60s.
as
on
from 1977 to 1981 inclusive.
1
Nuveen & Co.
payable_ at any
Chicago,
Nov.
on
Feb.
on
Due
INDIANA
Hoffman,
Flint, Mick.
assessment,
1975 and 1976.
Sale—The
offered
648
p.
.
as
as
Due
Bond Sale—The $569,000
follows:
as
Due
1961.
1, 1975. Prin¬
(J-D) payable
bank or trust company des¬
ignated ]by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller^ Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Howard,
'
(J-D)
trust company
of
Nov.
on
5s.
as
1,
of June
as
at any
net interest
a
224,000
Nov. 1
on
Due
3%s.
as
Bond
bonds
Crete-Monee Unit
(P. O.
Crete), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of $173,000
school bonds offered on Feb. 14
2V2S. i,. Due on Dec. 1
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
100,000
March
June 1 from 1963 to 1990 inclusive.
Feb. 15
from 1967 to 1974 inclusive.
Russell Community Sch. Dist., Iowa
Sch. Dist. No. 201-U
Co.,
par*
3.52%,
613,000
of
cost
1977.
Chicago.
was
purchase of $2,500,000
building and site bonds.
cipal and interest
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive.
Will County,
1,
Due on Dec.
1966.
Rouse
to
a
syndicate
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
price of
$203,000
price
a
1973 inclusive.
be
on
Feb. 15
Dillon, Union
Securities
& Co., at a price
of
100.105, a net interest
cost of
aboutu2-53%> as follows:
sold to Eastman
$25,000
Due
2.90s.
as
230,000
offered
bonds
park
was
Steiner,
the
for
Callable
cost of about
follows:
as
2.60s.
as
210,000
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
$125,000
and
awarded
a
from 1962 to 1970 inclusive.
by the successful bidder.
Park District, III.
at
,
and interest
bonds.
Glencoe
2.99%,
Co., at
interest
net
a
$380,000
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m. (CST) on March 2
for
the
purchase
of $1,500,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1961. Due on Dec. 1 from
1-962 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal
school
$275,000
of
Co.,
were
& Co.;
Co.;
Fox,
Reusch & Co., Inc., and Channer
revenue
1963
irom
1
Bond
(P. O. West Chicago), III.
Bond Offering — Sealed bids
will be received until March 9 for
>
apartment
Jenu-
Dated
,
and
Offering—Edward
school
Co.
headed by
group
a
Allison-Williams
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
33
purchase
p. 856—were awarded to
(CST) on March 2
composed of Sutro Bros.
purchase of $8,100,000 dor-,
The
from 1971 to
DuPage County School District No.
the
Bond Sale—The $900,000 school
on Feb. 21—v.
193,
a.m.
■
Cutler,
approved by Chapman &
of Chicago.
8
Bond Sale—The $1,675,000 im¬
provement, series 1961 bonds of¬
fered on Feb. 16—y, 193, p. 150—
bonds offered
Fe](>. 1, i960. Due on
designated
&
Iowa
Tazewell County Com. High School
District No. 303 (P. O. Pe.kin), III.
by the successful bidder. Legality
ment
"
'
interest (F-A)
payable at the Northern Trust
Co., of Chicago. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
/,
any
to a group com¬
of Ladd Dinkins 8i Co.;
Ducournau & Kees; Weil Invest¬
Community School District,.
University , III.
sive. Principal and
Principal
awarded
were
posed
Monroe, La.
Bond Offering—Melvin C. Lock-:
10
Dist.
to the Careleton D. Beh Co.
Pella
Southern Illinois
Feb.
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Community Sch.
(P. O. Sibley), Iowa
Bond
,
.
bonds. Dated
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 27
fqr the
purchase of $1,880,000
school
building - bonds.
Dated
1976
jointly.
mitory
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
to
Rock
Center Line School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $500,000
public wine, Secretary of the Board of
improvement road, series B bonds
Education, will receive sealed bids
offered on Feb. 7—v. 193, p. 245—
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on March
as
bonds offered on Feb.
17—v. 193, p. 753—were awarded
p.
for the
High Sch. Dist. No. 107
*
77.
(P. O. Naperville), III..
Bond Offering—Ervin E. Hake,
k
Frudden,
building
855—were awarded to
Municipal Bond Corp., arid
Channer Newman Securities Co.,
until
M.
C.
to
MICHIGAN
(P. O.
Plaquemine), La.
Bond Sale—The $140,000 school
ard, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
DuPage and Will Counties Com.
1963
Little
The
Due .on Oct. 1
1976 inclusive. >7
April 1, 1961. Due
County School District
(P. O. Belleville), III.
175
193,
v.
^
^
awarded
r
Iberville Parish
tion construction bonds offered on
6 — v. 193, p. 648 — were
Bond Sale—The $298,500 build¬
ing bonds offered on Feb. 20—
1
LOUISIANA
$9,000 fire sta¬
Feb.
1
Oct. 1 from
on
1972 inclusive.
from 1973 to
130,000
Oct.
on
1968 inclusive.
3s. Due
as
1969 to
200,000
Due
Bond Sale—The
3.40s.
Clair
No.
price
of
$90,000
Greene,!owa
pay¬
able at any bank or trust company
(P. O.
Western Springs), III.
$980,000 school
building bonds offered on Feb. 16
193, p. 428—were awarded io
syndicate composed "of the First
Michigan Corp.; John Nuveen &
—v.
a
of
CO.; BarcUs, Kindred & Co.; Stran¬
ahan, Harris & Co., and Allan
Blair & Co.
\i,)
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I
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(960)
1
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
.
.
A
Harrison
MINNESOTA
County (P. O. Gulf port),
Mississippi
,.>)
Minn.
Blaine,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Mar. 3
for the purchase of $533,000 water
k"
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h1'
•
t>
Trapp,
Offering—Jerome
Bond
M
A
improvement bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1961. Due on Jan. 1 from 1964 to
{t
Principal and in¬
1982, inclusive.
terest
payable at any bank or trust
designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
'Bond
Feb.
on
Peterson, LeFevere,
Lefler & Haertzen, of Minneapolis.
16—v.
par,
No. 27,
$980,000 school
offered
series
first
building,
220,000
Co., at
3s.
as
Due
price of
of about
a
April
on
1
and
510,000
April
on
Due
April
on
H.
V.
Sattley
T.
and
1
Due
April
on
1,
1986.
Other members of the syndicate
price of par, a net interest cost
a
of about
4.14%,
$245,000
as
1
315,000
•1
1971
Due
4.10s.
on
Bond
Offering—John
Chancery
ceive
Ras-
will
Clerk,
bids
sealed
A.
until
re¬
2
p.m.
March 6 for the
$1,000,000
road
pur¬
on
chase
of
bonds.
from
Due
and
1962
to
inclusive.
1981
Co.,
&
Nicolaus
& Co.,
Stevens,
Gates, Carter & Co., and
Traywick & Co.
Howard C.
Bond
4
Lar¬
receive
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
obligation bonds.
general
$44,000
the
for
6
March
on
Leroy
will
Clerk,
bids until 7:30
sealed
Ul
Offering—C.
Village
Bond
Dated
■'!!
May 1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1
from 1962 to 1972, inclusive. Prin¬
Jii
cipal and interest payable at any
bank or trust company designated
1
Legality
by the successful bidder.
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
r3i'$1
Marquart
Minneapolis.
of
Windhorst,
&
ber,
Sale—The
Bond
i*
works
li
$15,000 yvatem
improvement bonds offered
14—v. 193, p. 649—were
awarded
F.
Mr.
to
H.
of
Theede
Wells.
-j
School District
No. 728, Minn.
IJ*
Sale—The $750,000 school
Bond
„
building bonds offered on Feb. 14
193, p. 649—were awarded to
a
syndicate composed of Allison-
■h
;U
—v.
■H
Williams
Co.; Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood; Northwestern National
i«
■;>*
Minneapolis;
of
Bank,
.
Elwood &
-I. *.
Mi
Woodard-
Co., and Caldwell, Phil¬
a price of par, a net
lips Co., at
interest
,•?>)»
of
cost
about
3.88%,
as
33/4s.
Due
Sept.
on
1
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
»
600,000
a
of
Bank,
3.90s.
as
Due
on
Sept. 1
?<»
5%s. Due on April
400,000
bonds offered
p.
753
on
awarded to Piper,
were
—
$57,000 hospital
Feb. 14—v. 193,
Jaffray & Hopwood.
1
1974 inclusive.
1970 to
1
1975 to 1983 inclusive.
1
,,
Other members of the syndicats
ties
Equitable Securi¬
Corporation, Hattier & Sanfollows:
as
Scharff & Jones, Inc., Har¬
rington & Co., Ducournau & Kees,
Lewis & Co., Baxter & Co., First
Southwest
Co., Lucas,
Eisen
&
Waeckerle,
Inc.,
Alvis
&
Co.,
Union
National Bank,
Planters
of
Memphis, Watkins, Morrow & Co.,
Herman Bensdorf & Co., PhillipsGaltney & Co., Southern Bond Co.,
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.,
McDonald-Moore
&
Co., H.
V.
Sattlev
&
&
ward
and T.
Co.,
W. Wood¬
Co.
offered
Medford
I'»
Indep. School District
in
—
The $810,000
the
at
time
same
i*.
—v.
193,
p.
428—were awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
m
St.
Paul, Minn.
h !V>
k.
h
■jo
: :
Bond
Offering
chell,
City
ceive
sealed
(CST)
of
ligation
1961.
to
i,:
bids
until
8
bonds.
on
a.m.
the
1
1,
1962
inclusive.
Principal and
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Commissioner's of Finance office.
interest
Legality approved by Wood, King,
Dawson & Logan, of New York
City.
Co., of Kansas City, M. A.
Johnston, Lemon
& Co., Barrow, Leary & Co., A.
Webster Dougherty & Co., Howard,
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.,
Rowles,
Winston
&
Co.,
MidSouth Securities Co., Burns, CorSaunders & Co.,
bett
&
Pickard,
I
erling,
h
ceive
u
Inc.,
Allan
and
Sale
—
The
sealed
(CST)
chase
on
of
bids
until
March
$175,000
6
for
11
a.m.
the
school bonds offered
cost
Bank, of Memphis, at a
of 100.005, a. net interest
of about
$896,000
as
3.60%,
5%s.
as
Due
follows:
on
general obliga¬
to
1966
inclusive.
:
1962
First
New York, and
Savings Bank, of
price of 100.0308.
of
&
a
National
Portland,
Bank
3V4S.
Due
336,000
as
as
from
on
33/4s. Due
2V2S. Due
1984
to
1986
on
April 1
April
incisive.
Other members of the syndicate
were as
ties
follows: Equitable Securi¬
Corporation, Hattier &
San-
ford, Scharff & Jones, Inc., Har¬
&
&
Co.,
bonds.
school
sold
building
First
The
to
of
Trust
(P.O. Berlin), N. Y.
Offering—Louis H. Frey,
$596,-
bonds
Bond
was
Co.,
of
Bond Sale—The
assessment
20—v.
school
$660,000 special
offered
bonds
p.
Feb.
on
649—were awarded
to
a
group
composed of Stern
Brothers & Co., The City National
Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas City,
193,
Rahel
Cliff
J.
Co.
&
JERSEY
NEW
193,
Co., of Ne¬
Co., New York
Corp., Freeman & Co.,
Stern Brothers & Co., Mercantile
Safe
Deposit
&
Trust
Co.,
of
Hanseatic
Wachovia
Trust
Co.,
Robert
W.
Jones
St.
&
Bank
&
Winston-Salem,
of
Baird
&
Co.,
Co.,
&
and
Inc.,
A.
Co., J.
Edward
A.
D.
Co.
Louis
Bache
& Co.; Herbert J. Sims &
Co., Inc.; and MacBride, Miller &
Co., taking, $1,498,000, as 3.70s, at
a price of 100.179, a basis of about
3.68%.
interest
(A-O)
Taconic
Valley
payable at the
Bank, in Berlin.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
loway & Dikeman, of New York
City.
(P. O. 3200 Lemay
Ferry Road, Mehlville), Mo.
S
a
1
e
The
—
school bonds offered
193,
v.
group
$1,225,000
Feb.
on
Georgian
Court College
Sisters of
Bond
&
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., and
Hayden, Stone & Co., at a price of
100.018,
a
net
interest
about 3.36%, as follows:
$195,000
2V2S. Due
as
3s.
as
Due
on
3%s. Due
as
on
from 1978 to 1981
Summersville,
Bond
1
March 1
inclusive.
Mo.
bonds
was
sold
Stern Brothers & Co., as 5s.
to
Dated
Jan. 1, 1961. Due on March 1 from
1962
to
1980
inclusive.
Interest
M-S.
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
ceive
bonds
p.
544
Sale—The
offered
—
American
Paul.
Were
on
West Glacier
$78,000
Feb.
school
15—v.
awarded
National
Federal
Finance
price of
a
N.
par.
J.
inclusive.
Bank,
to
of
193,
The
St.
1 from
Nov.
Principal
and
in¬
payable,
at
the,
(M-N)
Marine Trust Company
New
of Western
York, Buffalo. Legality
&
McCarthy,
ap¬
of New York City.
Ujjion
and Orangetown
School
Free
No.
District
8
O.
(P.
Nanuet), N. Y.
Sale—The $400,000 school
,
Bond
bonds
offered
Feb.
on
16—v.
193,
754—were awarded to Adams,
McEntee & Co., Inc., and Bache &
p.
100.501,
Offering—Geo.
(EST)
March
on
chase
of
bonds.
as 3.60s, at a price of
basis of about 3.56%.
Dated
clusive.
1
Principal
to
Due
in¬
1976
interest
and
Bond
Due
Brook
Long
and
Branch,
of
Richard
Dated
until
2
P.
will
p.m.
the pur¬
improvement
March 1, 1961.
for
March 1 from 1962 to 1984
on
inclusive.
Principal
payable
(M-S)
interest
and
National
the
at
Commercial Bank & Trust Co.,
Sykes,
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro¬
Feb. 28
$148,000
bonds.
Legality
Albany.
J.
N.
on
chase
Lodi, in Lodi.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy, of New
York City.
Saddle
Bank
bids
sealed
(EST)
—
Supervisor,
Town
receive
1961
the
at
Offering
Hughes,
of
payable
York
New
•
pur¬
1, 1961.
1962
East Greenbush Improvement Dist.,
p.m.
improvement
March
from
re¬
8
the
for
7
a
N. Froeh-
until
$268,500
March
on
bids
sealed
Galloway
in
approved
by
& Dikeman, of
New York City.
posed sale of the $692,000 general
1961
school
21—v.
193,
bonds offered
on
Ellicottville, Great Valley, Hum¬
Feb.
phrey, Franklinville, Mansfield
and East Otto Central School
754—has been post¬
p.
poned.
Dist. No. 1
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Lumberton), N. J.
Offering
Frances
—
B.
Bailey,
Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on March
8
for
the
purchase of $351,000
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1960.
Due on April 1 from 1962 to 1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the Union Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., in Mt.
Holly. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York
City.
'X
>
Millville,
Bond
sealed
Elementary School District No. 6
(P. O. Columbia Falls), Mont.
Bond
1988
terest;
April
Dated
bonds.
Due
on
school
1,
l$6Hto
$3,580,000
of
,
1961.
of¬
649—
p.
the
Home
3V8S, at
as
bonds
193,
to
dor¬
lich, Jr., Borough Clerk, will
on
County,
purchase
building
Clarkstown
Offering
N.
—
A.
bids
March
until
7
for
2:30
the
p.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
$580,000 school bonds. Dated April
1, 1961. Due on April 1 from 1962
to
1967
inclusive.
Principal
payable at
interest
(A-O)
Millville
and
will receive sealed
(EST) on March
purchase of $1,263,000
1961 bonds. Dated April 1,
District Clerk,
bids until 2 p.m.
1
for
the
e-^ool
1961.
to
Due
1990
interest
the
on
April 1 from 1962
Principal and
inclusive.
payable
(A-O)
Manufacturers
Traders
&
at
the
Trust
Company, in Buffalo. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Sykes, Galloway
&
Dikeman, of New York City.
Erie
County (P. O. Buffalo), N'.Y.
Sale—The $6,370,000
gen¬
improvement 1961 bonds of¬
fered on Feb, 23—v. 193, p. 754—
eral
a
syndicate
National City
Bank, of New York and Marine
Trust Company of Western New
York, Buffalo, as 2.60s, at a price
of 100.371, a basis of about 2.54%.
awarded
were
to
headed by the First
National
Bank, in Mill¬
ville. Legality approve^ by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
York
Offering—Paul T. Weeks,
Bond
Bond
Conrad
(P.O. Ellicottville),
New
J.
Waltman, City Clerk, will receive
MONTANA
of Educa¬
Board
tion, will receive sealed bids until
II a.m. (EST) on March 8 for the
Co., jointly,
Bond
Legality approved by Charles
Flathead
15—v.
and
Bond
March
issue of $50,000
Sale—An
waterworks
Feb.
Lodi,
March 1
1977 inclusive.
1974 to
of the
President
Lumberton
3V4S. Due onMa rch 1
as
(P. O. 3600 Union Road,
Cheektowaga 25), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Elgie Schlienz,
of
cost
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
from
1960
awarded
Housing
1962 to 1968 inclusive.
from
160,000
on
The
Jersey
$803,000
revenue
on
were
of
Sale—The
mitory
a
of John Nuveen
Central School Dist.
1
Mercy, Lakewood,
New
16—
544—were awarded to
p.
composed
No.
proved by Reedft.Hoyt, Washburn
(M-S)
County, Mehlville School
a
of John Nu¬
Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.;
Agency,
Robert
Roosevelt
15—
544—were awarded to
p.
&
veen
Feb.
on
syndicate composed
Trust
Inc.,
1980
Cheektowaga
—
school bonds offered
Due on Oct. 1 from 1961
inclusive.
Principal and
1, 1961.
to
Regional High School
(P. O. R. D. Mullica Hill),
New Jersey
Bond Sale
The $1,500,000
v.
(EST) on March
purchase of $763,000
1961 bonds.
Dated March
the
for
I
Lincoln, Neb.
and
will receive sealed
District Clerk,
bids until 2 p.m.
Lincoln.
&
Co.,
/;v
YORK
-
wark, Laidlaw
Cross,
&
duPont
the
building;
$114,000
of
purchase
Berlin, Petersburg and Stephentown
Central School District No. 1
(P. O.
issue
Sale—An
Fidelity Union
&
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
be received until March 7 for
County, Bloomfield School
fered
I.
Pollock
of
Wood,
&
Runnemede School District, N.J.
NEW
Bloomfield), Neb.
Oregon,
April 1
April 1
Baird
Delafield
New York City.
interest
Lane,
District No. 86
Co., Wm. E.
&
Winthrop & Co.,
Francis
1
inclusive.
on
of
Witter
Dean
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
1,008,000
Knox
Co., Inc., White, Weld & Co., Boat¬
&
as
syndi¬
a
15—
National
price
15—v.
City Bank, of New York, Blyth &
710,000
Feb.
Martin,
Legality approved by
Closter.
Hawkins,
in¬
1971
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality ' approved
by
men's National Bank, of St. Louis,
$2,800,000
on
$15,802,000
193,
Feb.
on
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
First National
193, p. 754—were awarded to a
syndicate
headed
by
the
First
pur¬
tion county bonds. Due from
Chicago, at
v.
from 1975 to 1983
Offering—Clyde W. EastChancery Clerk, will re¬
Bank,
160,000
Mississippi
Bond
of
Trust
Municipal Separate School
Bond
to
and
/
by the First National
Chicago, Chase Man¬
from
District, Miss.
1963
from
Due
in¬
and
(J-D) payable at the ClosNational Bank & Trust Co.,
ter
in
Dist.
The
—
Harris
Blair & Co.
Jackson
from
Hattiesburg),
Bank,
of St. Louis, B. J.
Ingen & Co., Inc., Commerce
•560,000
Mississippi
Sale
offered
Bond
Allyn & Co., Inc., Mercantile
1, 1961.
Principal
Clearview
429—were awarded to
p.
Trust
from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
Forest County (P. O.
J'
Northern
Co., of Chicago, Lehman Brothers,
A. C.
.*«
*
Bond
District No. R-9
follows:
limited tax
Principal
inclusive.
1980
terest
-
Other members of the syndicate
as
i
:
&
2.98%.
1
clusive..
St.
of
MISSOURI
Dougherty
ob¬
March
from
Louis, Mo.
Overton
pur¬
general
Dated
March
re¬
10
for
$10,634,000
Due
1991
Joseph J. Mit¬
Comptroller, will
March
on
chase
—
Trauernicht,
Webster
a
Trust
Bond Sale—The $249,000 school
building bonds offered on Feb. 16
&
were
Van
No. 763, Minn.
Charles
syndicate headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., as 3s,
at a price of 100.104, a basis
of
were
Principal
payable at the De¬
posit Guaranty Bank & Trust Co.,
of Jackson. Legality approved by
Baltimore,
Additional Sale
March
on
2
inclusive.
1990
hattan
21£s< Due on April
as
.vy.from 1984 to 1986 inclusive.
were
until
cate headed
72O,p>Q0>vgs 33As.. Due on April
Trust Company,
oil
to
bonds
3V4S. Due on April
as
from
Mc-
Clerk, will receive
interest
and
1
1969 inclusive.
1962 to
Dated March
bonds.
on
p.m.
(CST)
on
March 3 for the purchase of
$116,000 waterworks and sewer¬
age bonds. Due on June 1 from
cost
Faribault, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
bids
receive sealed
(CST)
on
pan.
000 intersection paving
000
Leland
—
will
7:30
Feb. 28 for the purchase of $107,-
St. Louis, Missouri
as
from
about
,1:
n
Offering
follows:
awarded to
from 1974 to 1991 inclusive.
Oil
were
special street improvement bonds
$150,000
sO'
—
$260,000
offered
Houlka, Miss.
Town
price of 100.005, a
of about 3.60%,
a
interest
$640,000
as
follows:
■3
National
ford,
Elk River Indep.
'ii
as
754
p.
syndicate headed by
a
Memphis, at
net
193,
v.
—
First
240,000
Feb.
on
15
awarded to
from
Clarks Grove, Minn.
f'!'!
Feb.
Bond
1962
Sale—The $2,000,000 pub¬
lic improvement bonds offered on
the
Offering
Bond
New
sealed
Co.,
Kearney, Neb.
—
Arlette Neal,
Bond
sold to The First U. S.
was
purchase of $3,069,000 school
bonds.
Dated Dec.
1,
Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to
building
1959.
Corporation.
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Thomas
Jackson, Miss.
son,
Feb. 14
Query,
Brandon, Minn.
Ni
|i
Stifel,
D. White
Co., R.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on March 13 for
the
Wells,
revenue
a
Bond
(P.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Pedersen, of Omaha.
Magnolia, Miss.
sewer
at
3.95s,
as
NEBRASKA
Clerk,
Inc., Johnston, Lemon & Co., Ball,
Burge & Kraus, Clement A. Evans
& Co., Barret, Fitch, North & Co.,
&
1
Feb.
&
from 1980 to 1991 inclusive.
)»>
.n
inclusive.
1979
to
as
1
Due on Feb. 1 from
4s.
as
420,000
|ii!)
Due on Feb.
1970 inclusive.
3.90s.
1964 to
from
follows:
as
stock
Horn
of Hardin,
of par.
price
Dist.
Jan.
on
151—were awarded
County State
p.
Big
until
(CST)
awarded
to a syndicate were as follows:
Goodbody & Co.,
composed of John Nuveen & Co.; toJ.
C.
Bradford
&
Co., Wood,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co.; Shearson,
Struthers & Co., Gregory & Sons,
Hammill & Co.; Shaughnessy &
Tripp & Co., Rand & Co., Fahne-
Co., and Caldwell, Phillips Co., at
193,
The
Bank,
W.
—were
t*;
17—v.
to
High
Regional
Valley
O. Demarest),
New Jersey
Offering—J. C. Hartwig,
Sch.
$25,000 truck &
equipment bonds offered
City
bridge
2s.
Co.,
&
County (P. O. Tupelo), Miss.
berry,
as 3.70s. Due on April
from 1979 to 1985 inclusive.
as;
&
bids
1
1,090,000
180,000
Eisen
Alvis
1,
1978 inclusive.
1975 to
Inc.,
Union Planters National
Woodward & Co.
1974.
3V2S.
as
&
Co.,
Bank, of
Memphis, Watkins, Morrow & Co.,
Herman Bensdorf & Co., PhillipsGaltney & Co., Southern Bond
Co., Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick,
Inc.,
McDonald-Moore
&
Co.,
Waeckerle,
Hardin, Mont.
Bond Sale—The
Co., First
Lee
3V4S. Due
as
1973
15—v. 193, p. 246
Feb.
on
syndicate headed by
from 1962 to 1972 inclusive..
bonds
1961
754—were
p.
follows:
as
$1,000,000
Minn.
Bond Sale—The
$3,000,000
interest cost
net
a
3.65%,
Howard,
Bloomington Indep. School District
a
193,
F. S. Smithers &
from
y
The
—
seaport bonds offered
awarded to
company
by
Sale
harbor and
rington & Co., Ducournau & Kees,
Lewis & Co., Baxter &
Southwest
Co., Lucas,
.
Northern
Other members of the
were
as
follows:
Harris
syndicate
Trust &
Savings Bank, of Chicago,
&
Co.,
Continental
Drexel
Na-
Illinois
Volume
193
Number
6033
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(961)
tional
Bank & Trust Co., of Chi¬
Manufacturing and Traders
Trust Co., of Buffalo, Wood, Struthers & Co., Dominick & Dominick,
F. S. Smithers & Co., Shearson,
Hammill & Co., Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc., Robert Winthrop
&
Co., Rand & Co., Stroud & Co.,
Inc., Industrial National Bank, of
Providence
and
Kenower, Mac-
Arthur & Co.
••:
-
Canaan
Riverhead, Southampton and
Brookhaven
cago,
Central
District No.
Bond
Offering—Emily L'Hommedieu, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
(EST)
of
bonds.
on
March
on
chase
for
55—were
p.
cation,
will
until
p.m.
for the purchase of
2.60%.
$65,000 school
improvement, second series bonds.
Canton Local School District,
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on Dec.
1
from
1962
to
1974
inclusive.
the
pur¬
1961
1, 1961.
Due
Co., as 23/4S, at a
100.41, a basis of about
of
March 1 from 1962 to
Bond
1989 in¬
Sale
The
—
school
Doxey, Commissioner of Finance,
will
head.
the First Cleveland
receive
(EST)
a.m.
chase
of
1960
sealed, bids
Due
1,
$622,000 various
Dated
Feb.
on
purpose
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
Sodus
until
11
Feb. 28 for the pur¬
on
bonds.
L.
Feb.
from
1
1962
inclusive.,,. Principal
1961.
to
1981
(F-A) payable at the Nassau Trust
Company, in Glen Cove;
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Hamburg and Eden Central School
District No. 4 (P. O. Hamburg),
New York
Bond
Sale
a
—
district,
follows:
as
bonds
The
Co., Park, Ryan, Inc.,
Tilney & Co.
Clerk, will receive sealed
the
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1961
to
and
interest
from
1
Principal
1980
of
in
Kingston. Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman, of
New York City.
payable
(J-D)
New
at
the
National
York
to
State
Bank,
District No.
1
(P.O. Creek Road,
Youngstown), N. Y.
Sale—The $965,000
school
offered
on
Feb. 16—v. 193, p. 754—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the
Marine
Trust
Company of
Bond
improvement
Western
bonds
1961
New
3.20s, at
a
York, Buffalo, as
price of 100.654, a basis
Other
as
of
the
syndi¬
follows: Blair & Co.,
Manufacturers and Traders
Trust Co,, of Buffalo; Roosevelt &
Bond
building,
on
series
Feb. 21
B
bonds
193,
v.
—
—
were
par,
cost of about
$185,000
as
1963
3.98%,
55,000
4s. Due
1969
to
follows:
as
June 1 from
on
Due
1,
1970.
as
1971
Wake
4s. Due
1982
to
County
Bond
June 1 from
on
(P.
O.
Raleigh),
Carolina
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
Commission,
will
re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
Raleigh,
until
March
for
7
500,000
on
11
a.m.
on
purchase of $2,-
from
1
(EST)
in
building, series A
April 1, 1961. Due
Dated
April
office
his
at
the
school
bonds.
1962 to
in¬
1982
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the Chase Man¬
hattan
Bank, in New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn
York
&
McCarthy,
of
NORTH
DAKOTA
Neche and Bathgate, Neche Special
School District No. 55 (P. O.
(P. O. Manlius),
New York
1
e
—
The
$2,280,000
school
building 1960 bonds offered
Feb. 16—v. 193, p. 754—were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
on
the
Marine
Western
3V4S, at
Trust
of
of
Other
as
of
the
syndi¬
follows: Blair & Co.,
Manufacturers
and
Traders
Trust
Co., of Buffalo; Roosevelt &
Cross; Wood, Struthers & Co.; R.
D. White & Co.; Coffin & Burr,
Inc.; Federation Bank & Trust
Co., of New York; Kenower, MacArthur
&
Co., and John Small &
Co., Inc.
Supervisor,
will
1961.
1994
Due
bonds.
on
Feb.
Dated
Feb.
1,
1 from
1962
to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable at the Na¬
terest
(F-A)
tional
Commercial
Bank
&
Trust
Company, of Albany. Legality
proved
burn
&
bidder.
successful
Legality
ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barber,
Marquart & Windhorst, of Min¬
by
ap¬
Reed,
Hoyt,
Wash¬
McCarthy, of New York
City.
New
members
were
and
York
the
Trust
of
the
syndi¬
follows:
as
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co., of New York;
Philadelphia National Bank, of
pany
of Western New York, in
Buffalo; Mercantile Trust Com¬
pany, of St. Louis; White Weld &
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Dean
Witter
Co.;
Bache
&
Co.;
Weeden & Co.; W. H. Morton &
Co., Inc.; City National Bank &
Trust Co., of Kansas City.
First
of
Michigan Corporation;
American Securities
Corp.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Brpwn Bros. Har-
Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.;
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; Wachovia
Bank
&
Salem;
Trust
Third
Co.,
of
Winston-
National
Bank
in
Nashville; Robert W. Baird & Co.,
Inc.; City National Bank & Trust
Co., of Chicago; L. B. Schwinn &
Co.; Joseph Mellen & Miller, Inc.,
and McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
Ashland, Ohio
of
Finance
H. Moore,
and
Public
will
receive sealed bids
(EST) on March 10 for
purchase of $210,550 special
Record,
until
the
Bond Offering—Duane N.
bids until
13
for
1
limited
tax
street
im¬
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
1961.
Due
1971
inclusive.
terest
Dec.
on
of
from
1962
Scott,
sealed
(EST) on March
purchase of $274,500
p.m.
the
limited
ments
tax
April 1, 1961. Due
1962
to
1971
bonds.
on
Dated
Principal
Finance
and
Public
Franklin
Offering
limited
15,
—
tax
1961.
from 1962 to
Carl M. Oshe,
bonds.
Due
1971
on
Dated
Dec.
15
inclusive. Prin¬
payable
Bank, in
Cambridge. Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cipal and interest
at
County Sewer District,
First
the
cinnati.
-
No.
1
(P.
bids
1
county
(J-D)
National
receive
sealed
(EST) on March
purchase of $235,000
hospital facilities bonds.
1, 1961. Due on Dec.
1962
to
1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Midview
(P.
Local
Due from 1963 to 1975 inclusive.
St.,
fered
Bond
National
193, p. 754 — were
...syndicate headed
by McDonald & Co., as 3V2S, at
a
price of 101.01, a basis of about
to
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc.,
Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Field, Richards & Co., Provident
Bank of Cincinnati, and Sweney
Cartwright & Co.
650
p.
100.84,
awarded
were
—
Reusch &
FebAl4—v.
on
Co.,
4s, at
as
to
193,
Fox,
price of
a
basis of about 3.90%.
a
Stow Local School District,
Bond Sale—The $512,000
bonds offered
Feb.
on
Ohio
school
15—v.
193,
p. 650—were awarded to Hayden,
Miller & Co., and The First Cleve¬
land
Corp., jointly,
price of 101.843,
3V2S,
as
at
a
basis of about
a
bids until 10
for
the
special
bonds.
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
Local
No.
March
$155,400
im¬
sewer
limited
678
Dated March
tax
1, 1961.
Due
Sept. 1 from 1962 to 1971 incl.
Principal and interest (M-S)
able
at
the
County
School
pay¬
District,
$27,620
for
special
improvement
(EST)
purchase of
tax
road
1, 1961. Due on Dec.
1, from 1962 to 1969 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
on
1979
inclusive.
3.40s.
Due
County
School District No.
Clerk of
will
in
by
Clinton.
Squire,
Legality
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
of
the Board
receive
E.
sold
was
to
&
Trust
Bank
Dec. 1
bids
sealed
until
from
1962 to 1982 inclu¬
(J-D)
ap¬
&
until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
for the purchase of
.
March 7
on
$49,811 city
improvement, series 3,
general
obligation bonds. Dated March 1,
1961.
to
Due
1971
March
on
1
from
1962
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (M-S) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
& Rankin, of Portland.
,
Exeter
Township School District
(P. O. Reading), Pa.
Bond
Offering — Stanley M.
Meister,
of
Secretary of the Board
Directors, will receive
School
sealed bids until
March
193,
A.
p.
546—were
White
&
price of 101.953,
Co.,
a
on
bonds.
Due
(EST)
purchase
on
Dated
March
1,
1961.
March 1 from 1962 to 1981
Company,
in
Reading.
Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Johnstown Municipal Authority
(P. O. 506 U. S. National
Bank
Building, Johnstown),
Pennsylvania
$5,000,000 sewer
Bond Sale—The
Feb.
16
1961
v.
—
awarded to
a
bonds
offered
on
193, p. 546 V- were
syndicate headed by
the First Boston
Corp., at a price
98.000, a net interest cost of
about 3.97%, as follows:
of
$430,000
430,000
6s.
as
Due
on
March
1
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
from
as 3V2S. Due on March
1967 to 1973 inclusive.
as
33/4S. Due
1
on
March 1,
on
March 1,
on
March 1
1974 and 1975.
460,000
3.90s. Due
as
1976 and 1977.
2,160,000
3Vfes, at
basis of about
7:30 p.m.
the
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Berks County Trust
Feb.
awarded
as
for
7
of
$200,000 general obligation limited
on
as
4s. Due
from 1978 to 1985 inclusive.
on
March 1,
Other members of the
syndicate
& Co.,
300,000
3.30%.
as
3s.
Due
1986.
West Branch Local School District
(P. O. Beloit), Ohio
Bond
school
Sale
—
The
building bonds
21
—
awarded to
price
1
Point, Oregon
Offering—Lyle Paull, City
Recorder,1 will receive sealed bids
from
Feb.
•"
Bond
1,220,000
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
J.
National
Central
1
payable at the Tripp-Citizens Na¬
tional Bank, in Tripp City. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
to
First
Inc., jointly.
Education,
sive. Principal and interest
8—v.
The
Co., of Oklahoma
City and Milburn, Cochran & Co.,
revenue
a
Independent
1 (P. O.
Okmulgee), Okla.
Kessler,
(EST) on Feb. 28 for the
purchase
of
$158,000
library
bonds. Dated March 1, 1961. Due
&
April 1
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
$592,000
bonds offered on Feb. 15
Ohio
p.m.
on
April 1
school
tax
Offering—D.
McDonald
Akron,
Due
to
Okmulgee
Tripp City Exempted Village Sch.
bonds.
Dated March
proved
of
follows: Braun, Bosworth
as
construction bonds offered
assessments
limited
basis
a
Washington C. H. City School
District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $326,600 school
7:30 p.m.
the
101.977,
& Co., Inc., Provident
Bank of
Cincinnati, Raffensberger, Hughes
& Co., Inc., Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co., and
Ball, Burge & Kraus.
Treasurer's
Bond Offering—R. Dale
Sours,
Township
Clerk,
will
receive
13
price
Other members of the syndicate
were
Township (P. O. 6773
Hampsher Road, R. D. 2,
March
a
1
inclusive.
from 1980 to 1986 inclusive.
$1,300,000
—
of
about 3.27%.
Franklin
on
The
—
the First Cleveland Corp., as 3V2S,
office.
sealed bids until
Sale
building bonds offered on
v.
193, p. 755 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
21
Bond
on
of
assessments
provement
on
as
April
on
1974
PENNSYLVANIA
school
at
Due
31/4S.
as
320,000
3.30%.
Feb.
April 1
on
OREGON
(P. O. Moxahala), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $519,000 school
bonds offered
Due
1966 to
Southern Local School District
District,
ton, Clerk of the Board of Com¬
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
8
3s.
as
from 1975
a
follows:
4V4S.
as
200,000
Other members of the syndicate
as
Bank
$120,000
3.39%.
were
of¬
p.
& Trust
Co., of
City; Hutchinson,
Shockey & Co., and City National
Bank, Lawton, at a price of 100.0005, a net interest cost of about
3.29%, as follows:
on
v.
—
awarded
193,
Oklahoma
360,000
Sale—The $936,000 school
Feb. 21
bonds
from 1963 to 1965 inclusive.
Grafton),
offered
$1,000,000
E
Feb. 21—v.
on
from
bonds
The
—
series
858—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc.; John Nuveen & Co.; Liberty
Ohio
improvement
Sale
waterworks,
School District
O. 942 Main
Education,
(CST) on Feb. 28 for the pur¬
chase
of $136,000
school bonds.
Lawton, Okla.
Feb.
from
Board of
p.m.
Bond
noon
the
Dated
1
will
until
for
O.
Clinton), Ohio
City Auditor, will receive sealed
noon (EST) on March 6
for the purchase of $51,000 spe¬
cial assessment street paving 1961,
March
in
Offering—Dee F. Pember-
.
bids until
series
(J-D) payable at the
Cleveland.
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Bond
missioners,
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Cuyahoga Falls. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
to
Principal and in¬
payable at the Di¬
(J-D)
rector
1
Clerk of the
will receive sealed bids until 2:30
r,
Offering—Mary AmberClerk of the Board of Com¬
ger,
Sycamore
special assessment street improve¬
noon
assessment
Ohio
Bond
Columbus), Ohio
R.
Bank
*
Bond
City Auditor, will receive
Bond
—
pay¬
National
OKLAHOMA
Bryan County Indep. School Dist.
No. 5 (P. O.
Durant), Okla.
Bond Offering—Richard H.
Hill,
Meigs County (P. O. Pomeroy),
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Miffin
Offering
First
riman &
OHIO
Bond
the
Cartwright & Co.
ney
6
&
neapolis.
Cambridge, Ohio
Amell,
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (ES^) on
March 1 for the purchase of $33,water
Chicago,
and interest
Plattsburgh), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Bernard
of
Bank
at
National
First National Bank of Akron,
Principal and interest
payable at any bank or
trust company designated by the
Cleveland.
District No. 2 (P. O. West
000
1, 1961.
Records' office.' Legality approved
Plattsburgh Morrisonville Water
Town
March
March 1 from 1963 to 1981
Director
members
were
Inc.;
p.m.
pur¬
general obliga¬
Dated
Illinois
bids
March
on
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
»
Co.; First National
inclusive.
York, Buffalo, as ;
price of 100.26, a basis
of about 3.22%.
cate
bonds.
on
the
Pambina
of
$195,000
on
sealed
(EST)
Mansfield.
were
—
receive
Ohio
office
the
Auditor
of
Company
cate
Offering—Robt. V. Schleat
gen¬
offered
546
Co., of New York, as 3s, at a price
101.1699, a basis of about 2.87%.
dorn, District Clerk, will receive
bids
p.
of
New
a
Trust
both
Neche), N. D.
sealed
of
syndicate headed by
a
Continental
&
$8,000,000
bonds
193,
(M-N)
novia and Sullivan Central Sch.
a
New
City.
tion
Pompey, Dewitt, Caze-
13),
Philadelphia; Marine Trust Com¬
inclusive.
North
Due
Co., Inc.
S
the
Bank
Other
June
on
chase
Bond
awarded to
inclusive.
33As.
as
interest
net
a
v.
—
Chemical
of
D. White &
1
16
Bank,
price
a
County, in Cavalier, until 4
(CST) on Feb. 28 for the
District No.
Sale—The
obligation
awarded to McDaniel Lewis & Co.,
Cross; Wood, Struthers & Co.; R.
Manlius,
Cyuahoga County (P. O. Room 451,
County Administration Bldg., 1219
Feb.
offered
857
p.
County
&
Richards & Co., Mc¬
Donald & Co., Hayden, Miller &
Co., Stranahan, Harris & Co., and
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Bond
Sale—The $750,000 school
able
of
Field,
eral
Montgomery County (P. O.
Piedmont), N. C.
Inc.;
Co., and W. H. Morton
33As,
as
basis
a
Ontario Street, Clevelana
Bond
members
were
Corp.,
102.11,
Ohio
of about 3.13%.
cate
of
8
Principal and interest (J-D)
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Fahey, Clark &
NORTH CAROLINA
clusive.
Lewiston and Porter Central School
a
price
a
bonds offered
193, p. 546—were
syndicate headed by
about 3.50%.
3.37%.
$3,000,000
of
school bonds. Dated March 1, 1961.
Due
16—
awarded
York, Buffalo, as 3.40s, at a
price of 100.355, a basis of about
(EST) on March
a.m.
purchase
Feb.
on
Marine Trust Co. of Western
Kingston City School District, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Earl F. Soper,
for
offered
at
Ohio
$1,250,000
20—v.
awarded to
Co.,
New
510,000
1
St.,
$102,000 water
754—were
p.
Ira Haupt & Co.,
S. Andrus &
bids until 11
Fitzhugh
construction
Feb.
on
at
Kean, Taylor &
Co., Coffin &
Burr, Inc., Laidlaw & Co., Malon
District
O.
Sale—The
193,
serial
Other members of the syndicate
and
1961
v.
on
basis of about 3.09%.
were
Bond
The
$2,400,000
1961 bonds
Feb. 21—v. 193, p. 857
—were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by the Northern Trust Co.,
of Chicago, and C; J. Devine &
Co., as 3.10s, at a price of 100.0499,
school
offered
(P.
Sodus Point), N. Y.*■
interest
and
Point
Offering—W. G. SanderClerk of the Board of Edu¬
to J. A. White &
Principal
and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Suffolk
County National Bank of River¬
Cove, N. Y.
Offering — Harvey
Bond
lin,
price
clusive.
Glen
Bond
awarded
p.m.
school
$2,400,000
Dated March
193,
as
follows: Field, Richards
Co., The Ohio Co.,"
Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co.,
Ball,
Burge
&
Kraus, Prescott & Co., and Swe¬
&
2
until
2
14—v.
were
Ohio
Sale —The
$16,500 fire
equipment bonds offered on Jan.
Bond
bids
Lexington Local School District,
Ohio
2
(P. O.
Riverhead), N. Y.
sealed
Township (P. O. Creston),
School
57
of
3.60%/
v.
a
&
193,
p.
were
$1,150,000
offered
755
—
on
were
syndicate headed by
Co., as 33As, at a
101.41,
a
basis
of
about
Other members of the syndicate
&
follows:
as
Eastman
Co.,
Drexel
Dillon, Union Securities
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Inc., Stroud & Co., Ameri¬
can Securities Corp., R. S. Dickson
&
Co.,
Scribner,
Lynch,
Inc.,
Singer, Deane
Moore,
Leonard
&
&
A.
E.
Thomas
&
Co.,
W/i*«*4'l^/*W '*{'l>' k»' vl j/ilii1V
mi ft*
'■**<»
WvW-^V ivw4
\
58
Masten
&
Co.,
Cunningham,
Co., H. J. Steele &
&
Schmertz
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(962)
Co., Einhorn & Co., McJunkin, Patton & Co., C. S. McKee & Co.,
McKelvy & Co., and Seasongood
& Mayer.
Loyalsock Tou)nship School Dist.
(P. O. Williamsport), Pa.
Offering—Robert
Bond
;
•
Mc-
E.
Manigal, Secretary of the Board
of Directors, will receive: sealed
bids until 8 p.m. ((EST) on March
1
for the
purchase of $210,000
general obligation school limited
f
M
Dated
bonds.
tax
o;i
:l'
Due
1961.
1,
March 1 from 1962 to 1981
on
inclusive.
i.ii-
March
Principal
interest
and
payable
'51.
at any bank or
designated by the
Legality ap¬
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick
& Saul, of Philadelphia.
nC
Mj'
New Castle, Pa.
(M-S)
•Is
trust
:l
company
successful
;:Jl
bidder.
Sale—The
Bond
$110,000 gen¬
eral improvement bonds offered
on
Feb. 14—v. 193, p. 755—were
awarded Blair & Co., Inc., as 23As,
at
a
price of 100.43, a basis of
i$
if
<\v>
'!
about 2.67%.
;»>■
/ n
,1,
.
Pennsylvania General State Au-
i^:U
thority (P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
Bond
/>>
»-
Offering
Stephen Mc-
—
Cann, Secretary of the Authority,
will receive sealed bids until
ti
(EST)
noon
for the purthirteen series, revenue bonds. Dated March
15, 1961. Due on July 15 from
1964 to 1988 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Chase
on March 14
of $25,000,000
ipal Division, 45 Milk Street, Bos¬
of
ton, until 11 a.m. (EST) on March
2 for the purchase of $2,450,000
bonds. Dated March 1, 1961. Due
on March 1 from 1962 to 1981 in¬
about
Principal
and
interest
payable at The First Na¬
tional Bank, of Boston.
Legality
approved by Ropes & Gray, of
of
Winston-Salem,
P
III1
as 3s.
Due on March
from 1967 to 1972 inclusive.
1
M
Bond
I
W.
^
-'•'1
l
bonds. Dated May
May
*v
by
Morgan,
■Ht
$)
lit
Malone, Secretary of the Board of
Township Commissioners, will receive
sealed
(EST)
f
chase
on
bids
March
until
for
7
8
lit:
RHODE
}\'
Bond
i
h
n
—
various bonds offered
i>
on
Feb; 15
193, p. 651—were awarded to
a syndicate headed
by Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., and Lehman
—v.
*»
''if;
Brothers, as 3.30s, at a price of
100.2399, a basis of about 3.28%.
If
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows: Smith, Barney
& Co., Shields &
Co., Stone &
n
Webster Securities Corp., Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. Day, Estabrook
■IK?
&
Co., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., Federation Bank & Trust
?"
[ml
& Tyson, Mullaney, Wells &
Co., The Illinois Co., A. Webster
Dougherty & Co., Penington, Colket & Co., W. H. Newbold's Son
& Co., and F. Brittain
Kennedy
I"
\u
r»
Bond Offering—Antonio D. Gi-
-
guere, Finance Director, will receive sealed bids c/o The First
National Bank
V
urn,
h»
\b
im
titotM-en-*-"'
of
Boston, Munic-
were
i
i978
inclusive
In-
DumaS| Huguenin & Bbothman, of
Alamo, Texas
,
.
.
.
and
waterworks
„
series
sewer
1961
system
bonds was
Bausche, Pierce & Co.,
*nc-> as 0 /2S.
Beaumont, Texas
Bond Sale—The
$675,000 water-
system revenue bonds offered on Feb. 14—v. 193, p. 431—
were
awarded to Smith, Barney
works
& Co., at a price of 100.021, a net
interest
cost
of
3.15%,
about
as
from
as
Co.,
as
5s.
Due
on
Sept.
1
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive,
Iowa Park
1
and
"Bond
March
1,
1977 to 1981 inclusive.
syndicate
follows:
Blair
Varnall, Biddle & Co., DeHaven
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine,
Cunningham,
Schmertz
&
Co.,
Inc., A. Webster, Dougherty &
Co., Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.,
Moroney, Beissner & Co., Under¬
wood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc., Metro¬
politan
Dallas
Corp.,
Schaffer,
Necker & Co., Rotan, Mosle .& Co.,
Shannon & Co., Allan Blair & Co.,
and Ranson & Co., Inc.
Independent
School Dist.,
Texas
Co., and R. H. Brooke & Co.
bonds
of
nnn
0e,
t\„*
™
awarded to Russ &
Co., and
Haiipt & Co., jointly.
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
approved
Crowe,
from
1
Interest
as 3.10s.
Due on Sept. 1
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
400,000
Bond Sale—The $9,200,000 general
obligation bonds offered on
—
v. 193, p. 247 — were
awarded to
a
syndicate headed
by Phelps, Fenn & Co., at a price
Feb. 20
Drive, Baytown), Texas
Bond Offering
—
George W.
Robinson, President of the Board
of Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on March
1
for the
purchase of $350,000
general
obligation
waterworks
and
sewer
system,
series
1961
bonds. Dated March 1, 196L Due
on
March
clusive.
1 from 1986 to
Principal
to
1961
to
Grant
County, Moses Lake School
District No. 161 (P. O. Ephrata),
Washington''
Bond Offering — R. D. Hole,
Business
1971
and
1994 in¬
interest
Manager,-
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST)
15
for
the
purchase
J-D.
on
Legality
March
Parkhurst,.
by McCall,
McCall
&
Horton,
of
$275,000 school bonds.
of
Dallas.
;
,
Marysville, Wash.
Bond Sale—The $125,000 water¬
works utility revenue bonds of¬
fered on Feb. 14 was sold to Terry
Thompson &^Co., as 4%s and 5s.
■
Monahans, Texas
Bond
Offering—J. W. Thrasher,
Sr., Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on March
2
for
the
street
purchase
April 1, 1961. Due
1962
of
on
Lake, Wash.
1
$234,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered on
Feb. 14 — v. 193, p. 756 — were
awarded to a group composed of
The Seattle-First National Bank,
April 1 from
Principal
payable at the Mer¬
cantile National Bank, in Dallas.
Legality
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst,
Crowe,, McCall
&
interest
and
Peoples National Bank of Wash-1
ington, both of Seattle, and Wm.
P. Harper & Son & Co.
Horton, of Dallas.
Pear sail
tees, will receive sealed bids until
2
p.m. (CST) on March 1 for the
purchase of $125,000 schoolhouse,
1961
bonds.
1961.
Due
on
Dated April
1,
April 1 from 1962
to
1981 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (A-O) payable at the Se¬
curity State Bank, in Pearsall.
Legality
approved
by
Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
,
•
.
Port
.
general
obligation,
series
1961
bonds. Dated March 15, 1961. Due
on
March 15 from 1963 to 1986
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the First City
National Bank, of Houston.
Oak
Independent
Sch.
Dist.,
Texas
Bond
Offering—Joe
W.
Smith,
(CST) on Feb. 28 for the
purchase of $100,000 unlimited tax
schoolhouse, series
1961
bonds.
p.m.
1,
Bond Sale—The
er
were
1961.
Stroud & Co., Inc., G.
& Co., Hirsch & Co.,
Gregory & Sons, Barcus, Kindred
& Co., Tripp & Co., Inc., Stifel,
Nicolaus & Co., Inc., Harkness &
Hill, Inc., R. D. White & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Ball,
Burge & Kraus, Wm. J. Mericka
Redpath,
Walker
&
Co.,
Due
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Citizens National
in Waxahachie.
Legality
Bank,
approved by McCall, Parkhurst,
Crowe,
McCall
&
Horton,
of
Dallas.
VERMONT
Descorcie,
(EST)
Town
sealed
receive
Lawrence
until
8
Co., Inc., Stubbs, WatLombardo, Inc., Fahey,
Clark & Co., Tuller & Zucker, J.
M. Dain & Co., Inc., Pohl & Co.,
Inc. and Howard C. Tray wick. &
p.m.
on
April 1 from 1962 to 1980
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Franklin
(A-O)
&
Co., Inc.
WISCONSIN
Brodhead, Wis.
Offering—Donald
Bond
County Bank, in St. Albans. Le¬
gality approved by Peter Giuliani,
of Montpelier.
.
•
"
/
on
28
Feb.
for
County (P. O.
Chesterfield), Va.
school
bonds
The
offered
from
on
Feb.
net interest cost of about
as
23
3.09%,
follows:
3s.
as
1979
to
1962
approved
gality
inclusive.
Due
on
Feb.
Le¬
Chapman
by
•
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
Fond Du Lac,
Bond
Sale—The
Wis.
$2,945,000 cor¬
porate purpose junior high school
construction bonds offered
23—v.
to
on
Feb.
193, p. 756—were awarded
composed of the
of Chicago;
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., of
New York; B. J. Van Ingen & CO.;
Robert
W.
Baird
& Co.,
Inc.;
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., and
the
Milwaukee
Company, at a
syndicate
a
First
National Bank,
of
$1,495,000
$3,000,000
193, p. 756—were awarded to
a
syndicate headed by Phelps,
Fenn & Co., at a price of 100.088,
a
(CST)
purchase of
the
Jan.
Dated
100.0711, a
2.92%,
cost of about
—
Ed¬
swimming pool bonds.
1, 1961. Due on July
$90,000
price
VIRGINIA
Sale
J.
receive
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
Chesterfield
Bond
will
City -. Clerk,
wards,
will
March 1 for the pur¬
$176,000 school construc¬
bonds. Dated April 1, 1961.
Due
&
Evans
C.
chase of
tion
Schwabacher & Co.,
able at the bank of Brodhead.
Treasurer,
bids
Co.,
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
Highgate
Town
School
District
(P. O. Highgate Center), Vt.
—
&
Lyons & Shafto, Inc., Clement A.
1
Offering
Inc.,
tensen,
on
sive.
Pierce
Rauscher,
Inc., Stephens, Inc., James A. An¬
drews & Co., Inc., Wells & Chris-
March 1 from 1962 to 1991 inclu¬
Bond
follows:
as
Goodbody & Co., Wood, Strtithers & Co., Auchincloss, Parker
&
kins
President of the Board of Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 3
March
Charleston, W. Va.
;
$8,000,000 sew¬
revenue, series 1961 bonds of¬
fered on Feb. 16—v. 193, p. 651—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by F. S. Smithers & Co.,
at a price of 98.005.
*
Other members of the syndicate
South
H.
Nech^s, Texas
Bond Offering—George T.
Boyd,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
28 for the purchase of $750,000
Red
WEST VIRGINIA
Indep. School Dist., Texas
Bond Offering—L. E. Gross, Jr.,
President of the Board of Trus¬
series
,
Sale—The
Bond
Dated
inclusive.
1976
to
Moses
$150,000
improvement bonds.
$2,100,000
Harris County Fresh Water Supply
Dist. No. 8 (P. O. 6109 Bay way
1
200'000 as 3s,+
on^ Sept. 1
from 1967 to 1971 inclusive.
sold
was
from
net interest
follows:
as
as 23As. Due on Feb.
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
1,450,000
as
3s.
Due on
1
1
Feb.
from 1972 to 1981 inclusive.
McFarland
Village, Cottage Grove,
Blooming Grove and Dunn
Towns Union High School
Dist. (P. O. McFarland), *
Wisconsin
1
Vollreceive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
from 1976 to 1981 inclusive.
on
Feb. 28 for the purchase of
Other members of the
syndi¬
$590,000 school construction bonds.
cate were as follows: Blair &
from 1962 to 1975 inclusive.
900,000
3.20s.
as
Due
'
onn
WASHINGTON
$85,000'
—v.
Bond Sale—The $622,000 school
building unlimited tax bonds of¬
fered on Feb. 13—v. 193, p. 547—
were
lie & Thornhill; C. F. Cassell &
&
Independent Sch. Dist.,
Sale—An issue
Dated
&
Electra
Weems
Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc., as
2.90s and 3s. Dated March 1, 1961.
'
Ira
follows:
$75^00
Sept.
on
^
,
"Bond Sale—An issue of $20,000
revenue,
March
,
terest M"s- Legality approved by
w
and
Brothers, Kuhn, Loeb
& Co., Inc., B. J.
Van Ingen & Co., R. W. Pressprich & Co., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis, Shearson, Hammill
& Co., Hayden, Stone & Co., King,
Quirk & Co., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Rand & Co., Auchincloss, Parker
& Redpath, Johnston, Lemon &
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Bartow, Leeds & Co., White* Masterson & Co., ;
.1
-
Texas
i
-
1
Lehman
&
Boyd .Sale An issue of $40,000
s^et+ improvement bonds was
pil n^
d?/
nfiAn Mar?i!
from 1976 to
Sept.
Other members of the
Dallas, Texas
Woonsocket, R. I.
II
1
The
"a
'
on
2,205,000 as 3.10s.
Due semi-an¬
nually on Sept. 1 and March 1
.
„
/'
1975 and 1976.
TEXAS
^
!><
•.-lit;
ly
£ ^pl-iee 0^00.037':
Y°rk, Townsend Bab-
ney
P:}»;
'Hu
—
„
1, 1973 and 1974.
980,000 as 3s. Due semi-annual¬
$550,000 im¬
provement bonds offered on Feb.
15—v. 193, p. 651—were awarded
to The Equitable Securities Corp.,
r
Providence, R. I.
Sale
The $6,900,000
nually
the suc¬
approved
Dallas.
ISLAND
D
w
fciij
Sale
the pur-
nf
■!?
to
interest
TENNESSEE
of
LSaH?v\ooTnv;inhvhTndel-PhiHSf! Munson. of Philadelphia..
PhflSwf'
&
A
1980
1963
and
from
Montgomery County (P. O.
Clarksville), Tenn.
p.m.
$400,000 general obligation bonds. Dated April 1," 1961.
Due on April 1 from 1962 to 1976
inclusive. Principal and interest
payable at the Girard Trust Corn
f,t, r
I-?'
1, 1970.
by C. W. Renz, of Herreid.
Bond
:l>y
1
Principal
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
1,225,000 as 2%s. Due semi-an¬
nually on Sept. 1 and March
1, 1971 and 1972.
980,000 as 2.90s.
Due semi-an¬
(J-J) payable at any bank or trust
&
Upper Darby Township (P. O.
Upper Darby), Pa.
Bond Offering — James E.
■■"ity
I
Lewis
Vffi* V?]ta'
of Education,
company designated by
cessful bidder. Legality
Bockius, of Philadelphia.
I*©I
\M
I'
,
1,1960. Due
1963
to
2000
from
1
approved
i'M
,
a.m.
inclusive. Interest (M-N). Legality
'A
!
10
.
on
W
i
until
bids
on
nue
%
\*
sealed
March 7 for the purchase of $800,000 dormitory reve¬
(EST)
|'V:
Jan.
on
inclusive.
as
'
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Due
2.97%,
490,000 as 2V2S.
Due semi-anv
nually on Sept. 1 and March
1/1969.
^
245,000 as 2.70s.
Due semi-an¬
nually on Sept. 1 and March
n
c
Clerk of the Board
about
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
1 from
Campbell Connty, Mound City
Co™mo"
JP. O. Mound P'Wi S. D. ,
T
of
cost
1 from
»
%K
-
headed
by
Halsey,
Inc., and Drexel &
price of. 100.007, a net
Co.
2,450,000 as 23/4s.
Due semi-an¬
nually on Sept. 1 and March
(CST) on March 7 for the
purchase of $91,000 general obli¬
gation bonds. Dated April 1, 1961.
re¬
—
«
a
$1,225,000 as 5s.
Due semi-an¬
nually on Sept. 1 and March
p.m.
Bernard
ceive
!>V-'
■
Offering
>,
offered at
awarded to
were
follows:
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Krapf, Business Manager, will
'it
SI
time
a
interest
Due on March 1
3V4S.
as
bonds
revenue
same
Co., at
1
Pa.
^
11
I
District,
system
the
from 1973 to 1976 inclusive.
Susquehanna University of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church
(P. O. Selinsgrove), Pa.
v
•
price of
a
as 5s.
Due on March
from 1964 to 1966 inclusive.
;
$268,000 general obligation school limited tax
bonds offered on Feb. 13-v. 193,
p. 651—were awarded to
J.
Hanauer & Co., as 3s, at a price
inn9fi9
Kacio of ahnnt 9 Qaol
100.262, a basis of about 2.94%.
:
at
a
$18,000
Sale—The
Bond
'$■'
*
School
Scranton
IV-to!
1974.
as 3.10s.
Due on March
1 from 1975 to 1980 inclusive.
net interest cost of about syndicate
Stuart &
3.19%, as follows:
100.16,
Elkins,
schoolhoiise
March 1,
on
...
128,000
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Due
2,760,000
& Trust Co.,
Vinson,
by
March 1
on
School District
No. 20 (P. O. Charleston), S. C•
..460,000 as l/10s. Due on March:
Bond Offering—Chas. A. Brown,
1,1981..;. y.;,
;.y
Chairman Of the Board of Trus¬
Other members of the syndicate
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬ were as follows:
til noon (EST)
on
March 9 for
Glore, Forgan & Co., Merrill
the
purchase of $500,000 school
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
building 1961, first series bonds.
Inc., Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.,
Dated March 1, 1961.
Due on
L. F. Rothschild & Co., Reynolds
March 1 from 1962 to 1983 inclu¬
& Co., Ira Haupt & Co., Fahnesive. Callable as of March 1, 1971.
stock & Co., Stroud & Co., Inc.,
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc., G. C.
able at any bank or trust com¬
Haas & Co., Commerce Trust Co.
pany designated by the successful
of Kansas City,
>'■
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., BosSinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
worth, Sullivan & Co., Clement
Charleston.
A. Evans & Co., Inc., Zahner &
Richland County Sch. Dist. No. 2
Co., Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley Co.,
(P. O. R. F. D. No. 3, Columbia),
Inc., Interstate Securities Corp.,
South Carolina
Cooley & Co., Hannaford & Tal¬
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school bot, and Sandkuhl & Co.
building bonds offered on Feb. 16
Additional Sale—The $9,800,000
—v. 193, p. 755—were awarded to
waterworks
and
sanitary sewer
The Wachovia Bank
of Charlottesville; Strader & Co.;
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.; Wyl-
Texas
2%s. Due
1973 and
(M-S) payable at the State Treasoffice. Legality approved
Searls, of Houston.
from 1970 to 1972 inclusive.-
Charleston County
Co., in Pittsburgh.
Legality ap¬
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perty
&
as
920,000 as 3s.
*
104,000
&
1,380,000
CAROLINA
SOUTH
Trust
Bank
National
Mellon
it
;
1
Due on March
460,000 as 3.70s.
1, 1969.
Monday, February 27, 1961
.
urer's
follows:
as
as 5s.
Due on March
from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
(M-S)
"
net interest cost of
a
3.02%,
$3,220,000
clusive.
Boston.
100.014,
.
.
Inc.;
F.
Francis
W.
I.
Craigie
du
Pont
&
8c
op
Feb. 1
Co.,
Co.,
Inc.;
R. S.
Co.;
Dickson & Co., Inc.; First of Mich¬
igan Corporation; J. C. Wheat &
Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; Ander¬
Bond Offering—Arnold L.
mer,
District Clerk, will
Dated April 1, 1961. Due on April
1
from
1962 to
1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the McFarland and State
Bank, in McFarland. Legality ap¬
Strudwick; Investment Cor¬ proved by Quarles, Herriott &
poration of Norfolk; Julien Col¬ Clemons, of Milwaukee.
son
&
lins &
Co.; Peoples National Bank,
Continued on page
60
Volume
193
Number
6033^.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(963)
59
--r
>
for 1960
$219 MILLION
in
1960
This
is
Sales of Union Carbide in
though
as a
result of the
low level of the
economy
the year.
a
new
the
was
spent by Union Carbide
construction
of
new
facilities.
installation at Torrance, California,
first
privately
owned
and
operated
liquid hydrogen plant in the country.
OUTLAYS
tained
at
FOR
a
RESEARCH
high
level to
1960, $86 million
was
are
being main¬
growth.
assure
In
spent for research and
development, about $7 million
more
than
a
year ago.
record, increased only slightly
a
1959 sales
over
1960, al¬
for
Earnings, about 3
year ago, were
generally
during most of
below
per cent
the second highest in the
Corporation's history.
;
■
n
f\
;
(,
,!)(((
In view of the
strong
position of the
Corporation's products and
the
faster-growing
areas
outlays for
economy,
research and
new
development
he maintained
at a
*i9(
in
processes
of the nation's
plants and for
are
expected to
high level in 1961.
BRIEF SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL RESULTS
*
I960
Sales
Net
......
Income). ..,.,$
1959
<
.
....$1,548,168,000
$1,531,344,000
157,980,000
$
171,637,000
1
Per Share
Dividends
Per
'
.....
Paid.. .$
108,360,000
Share..,..
$
$3.60
Retained Earnings $
"
52,000
INDUSTRIAL
CUSTOMERS
and
dis¬
"PRESTONE" ANTI-FREEZE SALES set
tributors
purchased Union Carbide products
ord in
in
'
$5.25
Industrial
consumer
$5.70
108,345,000
*
$3.60
735,114,000
$
Assets...$
688,375,000
$
245,927,000
$
plastics,
include chemi¬
products
carbon
products,
gases,
metals, and nuclear products.
and
rec¬
products
flashlights,
."6-12"
insect
Eveready
are
Pyrofax
bottled
batteries
gas,
and
repellent.
714,667,000
Current Liabilities $
I960.
cals,
a
1960. Other well-known Union Carbide
257,204,000
Current
Total
FOR
Assets
COPIES
illustrated
Union
$1,712,938,000
of
the
booklet,
1960
"The
annual
685,494,000
$1,632,250,000
and
an
Universe
of
report
Exciting
Carbide," write to Union Carbide Corpora¬
tion, 270 Park Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.
y WAGES AND
SALARIES
in
YOU ARE INVITED to visit the atomic
energy ex¬
hibit in the
new
Union
Carbide Building. Schools
rose
to $403
million
1960. This does not include compensation
nuciear
to those at
installations operated by
Union Carbide for the Government. Total
and other groups who wish to
arrange to see the
ployment at the end of the year
exhibit, phone LL 1-3761.
people.
'
was
em¬
73,000
YEAR'S DIVIDENDS to stockholders amounted
to
$108 million,
over-$1.6 billion,
income,
of
the
now
or
or
$3.60
a
share. A total of
about 67 per cent of net
has been paid during the 43 years
Corporation's
existence.
128,000 stockholders.
There
are
.'Ji
60
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(964)
T,
*■"
■'
,
Monday, February 27, 1961-
.
•
'
'
I''..,
~ «»..
'
&
Continued from pacje 58
Preble,
Humboldt
Towns
\S
Bellevue
and
No.
District
School
1
Stoughton City, Albion, Christiana,
Cottage Grove, Deerfield, Dunkirk, Dunn, Pleasant Springs,
Rutland
(P. O. 241 South Danz Ave,
Green Bay), Wis.
Bond Offering — Joyce Basten,
Clerk, will receive sealed
(CST) on March
1
for
the
purchase of $165,000
school building bonds. Dated April
Joint
and
Porter
School
Dist.
No.
•'
K.r
I*
$
1, 1961. Due on April 1 from 1962
to
1981
inclusive. Principal and
'
•4
■'
interest
j
*
Wisconsin
y<
Bay.
•
h •
payable
(A-O)
State
Bank,
Legality
Quarles,
Herriott
in
at
the
Green
approved bv
& Clemons, of
Milwaukee.
*•$. 1
Quale,
Clerk, will receive sealed
(CST) on Feb. 28
sealed bids until
March 6 for the
for the
p.
offered
Feb.
on
6—v.
193,
purchase of $200,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Feb. 15,
composed of The Banque Provin¬
Feb. 15 from 1962 to
1961.
Due
1976
on
inclusive.
in¬
ments,
bank or
trust company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
Credit
terest
payable
Principal and
at
any
ment
of
group
a
(M-S)
branches
Inc.,
at
a
price
96.27.
(EST)
on
Courtemanche,
1,
from
Principal
and
payable
at
Province
the
i
the
loan
St.
—
improvement
Feb.
6
—
v.
548
Offering—J.
Bond
A.
Malouin,
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
—
April
for
the
1,
(EST)
purchase
school bonds.
1961.
Due on
$190,000
were
9
March
on
cipal and interest
-
of
Dated
April 1
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
•t4
4:
a
about
Commission,
Secretary-Treasurer, will
$380,000 town
bonds
offered
on
p.
of
Quebec
The
193,
at
6s,
as
basis
a
School
Cesaire
of
procedure.
Sale
of
7.20%.
all
Lorraine, Quebec
Bond
Inc.,
93.16,
of
price
1962
1
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
Inc., Gaston Laurent, Inc.,
Quebec, Ltd., and Place¬
Kennebec,
in
Fraser,
Dated March
composed
group
a
Canadienne
Nationale,
Dominion Securities Corp., Ltd.,
Belanger, Inc., Grenier, Ruel &
Co., Morgan, Ostiguy & Hudon,
Ltd., and Veillett, Langlois
&
purchase of $453,-
March
on
P.
to
Banque
will receive
8 p.m.
inclusive.
1981
interest
cial du Canada, Societe de Place¬
1961. Due
548—were awarded to
R.
—
000 school bonds.
to
Sale—The $639,000 school
Bond
bonds
Offering
Secretary-Treasurer,
Chateauguay Protestant School
Commission, Quebec
bids until 2 p.m.
awarded
School
Protestant
Commission, Que.
QUEBEC
Bond Offering—Bertrand
Lachute
&
Bond
3
Wisconsin
District
Herriott
CANADA
(P. O. Stoughton),
bids until 2 p.m.
Quarles,
Clemons, of Milwaukee.
Towns
District
•t.'
by
proved
(A-O)
Prin-
payable
at all branches in the Province of
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
1
the loan procedure.
H '
'■
■<
&
St. Charles de Lachenaie
...
tX
,
£
Bond
Offering
Parish
i
until
bids
8
p.m.
March
on
chase of $127,000
,'i;"
'
>1'
\
Poirier,
will
Jean
7 for the pur¬
parish improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated April 1, 1961.
Due on April 1 from 1962 to 1981
inclusive. Principal and interest
(EST)
r
>
—
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive:-sealed
f
Parish,
Quebec
>
'V
fa
(A-O) payable at all branches in
Province of
Quebec, of the
'
\.
the
A
H
St.
Pierre,
Bond
Annual Report
A:
Town
•
is
now
available.
of
ment
a
copy,
write
March
7 for
the
town
improve¬
Household Finance
St.
<
Corporation,
Quebec,
:
trault,
pro¬
Que.
Therese,
bids until
6
March
will receive
(EST) on
Clerk,
City
sealed
3200 Prudential.....
8 p.m.
the
for
of
purchase
$530,000 city improvement honds.
Dated
March t l, : 1961.
Due on
March 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclu¬
fi f
sive.
Plaza, Chicago 1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable
all
at
Province
t
of
Illinois.
the
in
branches
Quebec, of the bank
mentioned in the
r
the
of
loan
in the
Bond Offering—J. Albert Filia-
'Hit
Jj
of
mentioned
cedure.
*V'
■
1, 1961.
payable at all branches in
Province
bank
'■?»
V
Dated April
bonds.
pur-
on
(A-O)
the
i
kj;
'i'
will
April 1 from 1962 to 1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest
I
h\
Malo,
F.
$176,000
on
chase
Due
For
H.
—
Secretary-Treasurer,
(EST)
V
Offering
receive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
'V
A'
i ■
pro¬
Que.
!V.
'*»
loan
cedure.
The HFC 1960
'> *
in the
mentioned
bank
loan
procedure.
Val d'Or Catholic Sch. Commission,
Quebec
Sale—-The $330,000
Bond
^
school
bonds offered on Feb. 14—v. 193,
756—were awarded to a group
p.
composed of Jacque Legare & Co.,
Ltd., Belanger,: Inc., and La Ban¬
que
Provinciale du Canada.
Catholic
Verdun
Sch.
Commission,
Quebec
Offering—Paul Roy, Sec¬
Bond
•
-
'
ikv,
|;i%,
•
*
m
m.
sealed
'
''wfos/..
will
retary-Treasurer,
../M,
/M0.v.yft-Xy-
bids
until
8:30
;_,Jon
•i !
$2,680,000 school
March
cipal
.
„
$23,277,072
Net Income
j:
the loan
the Province of
Commission, Quebec
.......
*plus K% in stock
■t
.
procedure.
Waterloo Roman Catholic
.$1,20* \
Common Share
(M S) payable
and interest
Quebec, of the bank mentioned in
$2.44
Common Share
Dividends Paid per
1
Prin¬
inclusive.
at all branches in
I960
Net Income per
v e
Due on March
1, 1961.
from 1962 to 1981
END
i
(EST)
the purchase of
bonds.
Dated
March 6 for
'
0
AT YEAR
re c e
p.m.
:w:
Bond
bonds
.
school
Sale—The $349,000
offered
Jan.
on
31—v.
193,
548—were awarded to "A. E.
& Co., Ltd., at a price of
95.629, a net interest cost of about
5.98%, as follows:
p.
FOR THE
Ames
YEAR
Number of Loans Made
..
$945,131,209
Amount of Loans Made
111
Average Size of Loan When Made
1,936,745
v.\
$207,000
$488
142,000
....
as
5%s.
Due
5s.
as
Due
from 1966 to
m
on
Dec. 1
1965 inclusive.
from 1961 to
on
1980
Dec.
1
inclusive.
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DIVIDEND
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HOUSEHOLD
NOTICE
FINANCE
GEORGE W. HELME
9
r.
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Rockefeller
(Established 1878)
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COMPANY
New York 20,
N. Y,
quarterly dividend
of 433,4 cents per share on the Preferred Stock,
and a dividend of 40 cents per share on the
Common Stocky were declared, payable. April l,
1961, wto stockholders of record at the close or
On
f< 1
Plaza,
February
business
March
23,
10,
P.
1961,
a
1961~
J.
NEUMANN, Secretary
@FedFRASER